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F_ollowmg therr review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, V1rgirua. �VIRCi!NlAA'P'PLACH-!AN NOT6S Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 33 - No. 4 Supplement - Fall 2009 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records by Charles T. Burton - continued 188 1920's Hopscotch and Double Dutch by Libby Spoelma 211 New Book by Max S. Thomas 213 Do to unforeseen circumstances we will be unable to provide an index to volume 33. �STARKEY, Thomas A J - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 22 Au~ 1854 - f William II STARlEY - m Hildred - cd scarlet fever - rep by father SPROWL soc Peter lll\IGRT SPIJRLOCt, inf ant - b 1866 - d by 14 Sep 1866 - m Ellen SPURLOCi': - cd throat cut at birth - ref inques t papers STARCEY, Wi lliam A - b 4 Sep 1B24 - d 31 July 1902 - age 77y - h/o Hildred F STARCEY - grave Old Glade Creek cem STAIB see STAR STAIB, Oenry (wido11er) - b ca 23 Aug 1769 Pa (census 11742) - d 11 Apr 1858 cd old nee - re11 by son Jeremiah STAIR - [grave SiJMlons cem h/o Hnry - Ex JerOD1i3h STAIR (10 Hay 1858) 011 Hi 11 Creek) - STAIR, M:i.ry M - b 13 Nov 1773 ra (census #742) - d 28 Jnn 1854 - ref Old German [Dutch) cam (Simmons) - N/O Henry STAIR STARCEY, William ff - b ca Aue 1858 Bot Co - d 4 Jon 1859 - age 4m 27d - f William A STAJICEY - m Edna F - cd hives - rep by father STATLER, Abraham Sr - d by Hay 1813 - l:'Cf WB D p332, will dated 20 Oct 1812 - ch [.Jacob), Abraham, John, Elizabeth (md .John WRITE), (md John CODD) Exr Jacob STATLER STATON see Audrey Wilson LOlJllERH:ILK, Oildn Hnl:'y Jonnlncs LOUDERMILK STJILEY, Ste11hen - d by 23 Dec 1815 - ref WD C pt11, app STf\NDf\CK, .John - d by 7 Mor 1818 - ref wn C pt09, 121, 130, app, sole, etc admr Phillip EDDINGTON STANDIFER, Sruauel - d by 9 Apl:' 1776 - ref admr bond - admr .Tnmes S'f/INDil"ER STATON, William - b ca 1844 [Amil Co) - ti 30 Mnr 1914 - buried Alms House cam - cd old a ge S'f CLAIR also spelled SINCLf\IR, SAINTCLf\I:B , Benjamin DOUGLAS, Jos eph SNODGRASS , Elizabeth CAILER, Rhodn BRICKEY / Dora Loe FAl,LS, Nannie Bel1 LEONAlU> STANLEY see Isnnc ENGLE STf\N'LEY, Frances A - b en 18511 not Co - d 28 Apr 18511 - f John N STANLEY - m Naooy - cd hoopinn coush - rep by father STANLEY, Fcyiar Lewis - b 4 Aug 1910 Bot Co - d 26 Apr 1914 - f Auston F STANLEY (b Gbr Co, WV) - m Anna May (BRADS) (b Rb Co) - buried Mt Union oem - cd acute nephritis STARLEY, James E - b ca 1851 llot Co - d 4 May 1854 - f John Nancy - cd hooping cough - rep by Cather STATON, Charlo t:t:a - b 29 Apr 18111 Vn - d 23 Dae 1917 - f (b don't know) - m Pamela PARn:R (b don't !mow) - buriad Orisknny com - cd pnl:'alysis N STANLEY - ST CLAIR, female - b 2 Nov 1912 Dot Co - b 6 Nov 1912 - f Pack ST CLAIR (b Dot Co) - m Mary [name is circled] (b Dot Co) - budcd Glade Creek cem - cd prematue birth ST CLAIR, Bland - d by 30 Aug 1899 Bot Co - cd hit by Railway car - ref Inquest papers 11 STANLEY, John N - b ca 1804 Bot Co [ar 1807 Census :1459) - d 5 Har 1859 a(!e SSy -cd fevn - rep by wife Nancy STANLEY - adm Raney STllHLEY (11 Apr 1859) STANLEY, Posey L - b 20 Apr 1889 - d 2 Sep 1923 - grave Fautz Cem (near Bonsack) STAPLES, Goldie Alice - b 4 Aue 1914 Bot Co - d 6 Aug 1914 - f Richard STAPLES - m Alvcna (HITCflf.LL) (b Ohio) - buried family burying Gt'Ound - cd pre ma tu re birth Elizabeth "Betty" - b ca 1861 Dot Co - d (ca 1897) (obitual:'y not dated) Bot Co - f Michael ENGLISU - m Susan (ECHOLS] - bus John R ST CLAIR buried in family cem - obituary in Croniso Scrapbook 16 ST CLAIR , ST CLAIR, Ellijean - b 25 July 18113 - d 10 June 1909 Bot Co - f [John K ROBINSON] - m [Mary) - w/o George D ST CLAIR (d 1869) - ref Beaverdam gravestone ST CLAIR, Geor ge D - b [ca 1836 Limerick, Ireland) - d 28 Sep 1868 Bot Co h/o Elljean ST CLAIR (1843-1909) - ref Beaverdam cravestone ST CLAIR, Georce T - b ca Nov 1847 Bot Co - d 15 Oct 1861 Bot Co - age l3y llm 25d - f Robert H ST CLAIR - m Elizabeth [KELLY) - cd casualty - l:'ep by father STAR see STAIR STARKES see John Andel:'son flUFFMAN STf\RK.EY see Mary Elizabeth Rffil':Y Sl'AllKEY, Mnrshnll narve_y - b co 1853 not Co - d 23 Dec 1856 - f William f\ S1'f\ltKF.Y - m Mildred - cd croup - rep by father STAllKF.Y, Hildred F - b 15 Oct 1825 - d 4 Apr 1906 - w/o William A STAR~ - grnve Old Glade Creel< com ST CLAIR, Julia - b July (1874 marked out) Bed Co - d 30 Oct 1913 Bot Co - (f William WllEELER (b Ded Co) - (m Hnry (SHITll) (b ncd Co) [both parents info marked out] - buded Lemon town ccm - cd typhoid fever [I inndc n bi& mistake copyint this see other Julia card ] ST CLAIR, Julia - b 1 Jan 1887 (or 1881) [Only one Julio, 1900 Ded Co census Chbg dist Ir, house 186) - d 10 Oct 1913 llot Co - f .T D ST CLAfR (b Bed Co) - Ill Hollie (ADBOTI) (b Ded Co) - buried Lemontown - cd typhoid fnver - [hus Lawl:'eoce D ST CLAIR �ST CLAIR, La\l'rence - b 6 Jan 1875 Iled Co - d 19 Feb 1916 not Co - f Steven J ST CLAil\ (b Iled Co) - m Sarah (BOHO) (b Bed Co) - buried Lemontown cem - cd eancerous tumor ST CJ,Alll, Lewis - b 6 Aus 1839 - d 4 Mar 1840 Dot Co - f William ST CLAIR m Mai;y [KESSLER] - ref Old Gl ade Creek gravestone ST CLAIR, Lucy M - b 6 Mar 1838 - d 7 July 1838 Bot Co - age /1m ld -f William ST CLAIR - m MaTy [KESSLER] - ref Old Glade Cree k gravestone ST CLATn, Hable - b 6 May 1916 [Bot Co] - d 6 Nov 1917 [Bot Co] - £ John ST CLAil\ [b Va] - m Anna [C/UITER] [b Va] - buried Johnson Cem in Bed Co - cd spinal menengitis STERRET, John (md) - b Va - d June 1849 - ace 63 - cd suddtm - re?f 1850 Do t Co Mort Schedule - admx bond 8 July 1850 Margal'.et STERRETT STEVENS see Carl Eu6ene SOAFFF.l\ STEVENS, Elizabeth - b en 1811 Bed Co - d 26 !far 1870 Am•te-.:dam Twsp - a ge 58y tom - f Tilgbaman A [STEVENS, marked out, CO DDS writ ten in) - m Hannah cd pneumonia - rep by hus Robert STEVRNS STEVENS, Elizabeth - d 10 Aug 1879 - od murdered by hus - w/o James U ST.EVENS - ref in~uest papers ST CLAIR, Mncy - b 23 May 1813 - d 19 June 1887 Bot Co - f [Charles SELVY] hus William ST CLAIR - grave Old Glade Creek cem STEVENS, James n - b ca [16341 [census 1850 Bot Co 0899) - d 17 Aug 1879 - f (Robert ll STEVENS) - m [J>:lh'lbetb) - od shot himself - ref inquest papers hfo Elizabeth ST CLAIR, Samuel P - b ca Nar 1860 - d 31 May 1860 [Bot Co) - age 2111 lld - f R[obert] M ST CLAlll - m Elizabeth [KELLEY] - cd spasms - rep by f ather STEVENS, Julia - d 23 Jan 1885, an infant - f T A STEVENS - m Molly - see Cronise scrapbook 16 ST CLAIR, Sarah Virginia - b 3 Jul y 1854 Bed Co - d 8 Aug 1917 Bot Co - f John 0 DEL\J.Ul [marked out, Bond written above] (b Fr Co) - m Martha (DEERING) (b Ded Co) - buried Lemontown cem - cd cancer of breast - [hue Stephen Jonat.h~ ST CLAIR) STEVENS, Hagele H (single) - b 16 Apr 1872 - d 18 Sept 189l1 - age 22y - f T A STJWENS - m H H - sis · - (md John CRONISE) - buried Mill Creel< cem - see Croniee scrapbook 41 ST CLAIR , Virgil M - b 10 Sep 1841 - d 9 Nov 1898 llot Co - £ [Wing1'ie1d J ST CLAIR] - m [Margaret] [1850 Bot Co census 111673] - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone STEVP.NS, Harrie Cline - b 1, Feb 1917 Va - d lO Feb 1917 - f Oerbert U STEVENS (b Va) - m Sallie D (SJ'ICLE) (b Va) - budecl Mill Creek cem - cd supperior ?Ur in STEVENS, Mollie S - b ca 1841 - d 2 Aui: 1892 - Bfle Sly - grave Mill Creek oem ST CLAIR , Wi115.am - b 29 Aus 1788 Va (ce nsus 11607) - d 3 Mar 1855 Bot Co age 67y - f ( Wayman ST CLAIR] - m [Mary) - h/o Mary [SELVY] ST CLAIR [bis 3tcd wife] - grave Old Glade Creek cem - adm Daniel O:SSLER (9 Apr 1855) [ Mr nu-.:ton had as wife Mary [ESSLER, 2nd wife, which he marked out] ST Ct~IR, William Henry - b ca 1844 Dot Co - d 30 June 1862 - age 18y Sm 5d - £ William St Clair , Seven Pines,(Bot Co Death Bk) - m Mary [U::SSLER] - cd shot a t 7 Pines - rep by mothe,r - adm bond 1.5 Feb 1870 Sheriff JOllNSON STEEJ..E, fe male - b l(j Jan 1915 Dot Co - d 16 Jan 1915 - f Cheste-.: ll STEE'LE ( b Mercer Co, WV) - m Viola (l!Il,EY) (b IN) - cd born dead STEELE, Sa1lie M - b l Apr 1837 - d 9 Sep 1880 - w/o J M STEELE - ref Fincastle Presby gravest one STEVF.R see George DEAL, William Brown BOWYER STEVER, Michael C - d by 8 Apr 1818 - ref WB C pl34, app STEWART see S'flJART, Renry CARTMILL, Elizabeth McCLURE STEWART , Hartha A - b 15 May 1846 - d 9 Mar 18 - f Newton SllITZmt - m Elb;n A - w/o William L STEWART - grave s~itzer cem (fll l, steep hill, Williamson farm) STEllART, l'riscilla (widow) - b ca 1807 Dot Co - d June 1661 - -age Sloy - f N SWITZER - E - cd consumption - rep by bro Ceo-.:ge SWITZER STEENBERGER see 'ravener BEALE Sl'E\IAllT, Samuel - (mtl) - b Vn - d Feb 1850 - n(le 511y - cd consumption - ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - ndm Tl1omas SWITZER ("12 Aus 1850) STENNETT see Edyth LAYTON Sl'EllART, Thomas - d by 12 Oct 1851 - adm William H LACJ:l,AND STEP sec STIP, Lewis HICKLE STEWAR'f , Will A (single) - b Va - d Oct 18119 - ase 20y - cd fever - ref 1850 Bot Co Mo~t Schedule S'fEPllF.NS see STEVENS STICK1,P.MAN see Joanna LEMON S'l'P.T'nP.NSON, _ _ - d by 9 Feb 1791 (son c alled an orpha n) - son Geori:e STEPTOE see F.lizabetb P JOHNSTON STllLEll, Jolin P - b 17 Oct 18511 Oed Co - d 29 Oct 1869 - nae 15y Om 12(1 - f John STILLER - m Mazy - cd rheumatism - rep by father �STtNNETT oe c Sarah CAMPER, James F CAfll'lm, Eunice Dele.o DILL, Nannie Jock Robert wniamsoN, mnle liILUNSON E .JONES, STINNE'IT, male - b t, June 18511 Bot Co - cl 5 June 1854 - f Tilgbmnn STINNETT - m E - ctl not known - rep by fn t hl?r STINNE'l'T, John J (unoad) - b ca 18111 fever - rep by f ather d 23 Sep 1857 - f Tilman STINNETT - cd STOVl:R, John - b en Oct 1842 Bot Co - d 30 Dec 1861 - ase t9y 2m 24d William C STOVER - m Mary - ad congestion of brain - rep hy father - f S'fllF.F.PAR see Mani LINKENl!Olrnn, Eli.7.abeth LlNJ:RNllOICER STREliTLAND see Vircinin JONES STllETES see Jacob DEIS06!1, Susnn DE'.ISOBR STRICll./\ND see Dennie Davia FIRESTOlfE, Vircinio JONES STfmlllTf, Otho .Jackson - b 19 Apr L914 Buchanan - d l Hay 19lli - f Otho STlliNEIT ( b Va) - M Daisy (WORTR) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - od spinn bifida STIP s e e STEP, Hichael COON S'fKlClLAND, Josephus - b ca 1830 Bot Co - d 1.3 nee 1067 - esc 37y - f William STRICICLAND - m Christiana - rep by b- i-1 John J JONliS - h/o Mory STRIC{LAND - admr 10 Feb 1868 Mary A STRICICLAND STRICICJ,AND, Sarah R - b ca 1856 Dot Co - d 1861 - n(le Sy - f Josephus STRIC"t,f\NO - m M A - cd diptherio - re1> by father ST JOllN sec Tbomns .J DARBIS STOUO, llcney - d by 14 Ma..: 1770 - ref admr bond - admr William rNGt.t:s STOGNAL, Mnry - b ca J uly 1847 not Co - d l Sep 1858 - ago lly 2m - f John S'fOGNAt. - od brain fever - rep by hcnd of family 1 John PANTEll STOKES see STRICJCLllND, Thomas V - b en 1858 Dot Co - d 1861 ~·AND - m M A - od dipthorin - rep by father nee 3y - f Joeephua S'l'lllCll- STRICICI.AND, William E - b ca 1839 Vn (census 11658) - d by tt1 Au e 1866 - adni J,ewis LINK.ENBOICER, sheriff Wilbert Woodrow UELL STONE see George LINJ:ENROKER STROTHER see John HAOISON STONER see Nora IU.LLIAMS, Emeline LUSTER STUARD, Fannie M - b 1 July 1849 - d 24 Oct 1888 - w/o G WSTUARn - ref cem across River from Salt Poter Cave STONRR, f emale - b 6 Dec 1855 Bot Co - d 4 Dec 1855 - f Dav:id STONER - m Martha Ann - cd unkn - rep by mother STONER, Catherine - b 1776 Moomaw [family] gravestone d 1820 - w/o Jacob STONER (1782-1836) - ref STUART see Christian VINYARD, STEWART, Marion Stuart JONES STUART, - d by 9 July 179'• (son called an orphnn) - son Ocnry (age 14) STUART, James - d by 8 Oct 1803 - ref STONER, Jacob - b 1782 - d 1836 - 11/o Cntherine STONER (1776-1820) - ref ~loomaw Fomily sravestone STONF.R, Louisa G - b 5 Oct 1.81>2 - d 3 June 1852 - f Samuel STONER - m Catherine - ref Fi.ncast:le Presby 5ravutone STOUFFER see Dorman BRDGD STOUTAMIRE, Gasper - d by Sep 1822 (order) - ref WB C p378, app - On 9 Sep 1822 orphans Dianna, Bellona, Josiah, Sally S Berryman (all under 14) - admr Michael Mnt.ER S'f0V£1t s ee Michael f'RANTZ, Michael SOLENBARGER, Minerva Moomaw TDOMAS STOVER, Charles Ivan - 20 Feb 1912 Dot Co - d 28 Feb 1914 - f C II STOVEil (b Do t Co) - m Hnllie J (DEISD£R) (b Bot Co) - buried Forest Grove cem - cd menensi t is STOVER, Ema 'f - b ca 1855 Sot Co - d 19 Har 1856 - f William C STOVER - m Ann - cd hooping cough - rep by fa th er STOVER, John - d by Oannab S 1~ June 1830 (daus called orphans) - daus El\~nbetb, wn B p45, app STUART, Robert - d by Dec (mnrked out) 4 Nov 1819 written nbove - ref 1m c p228, 366, app & sale - ad1ax Jane STUART STULL see Joseph WOODS, Alfred RIDDLEBARGER STULL, male - b 21 Hay 1913 Bot Co - d 21 May 1913 - f John W STULL (b Bot Co) - m Blanch (OAl:LEY) (b Bot Co) - buried Stull'& cem - cd premature STULL, Blanche E - b 4 Sep 1882 Dot Co - d 31 May 1913 - f William OAKLEY (b llC) - m Jane (BARGER) (b Do t Co) - buried Forest Grove oem - cd TD STULL, Crystal - b 11 Feb 1912 Dot Co - d U Feb 1916 - f John W S'fULL (b not Co) - m Emma nLl\NCU (01\ICLEY) (b Dot Co) - buried Stults buryinc ground cd ocasles & pneumonia STUI.t., Eloise Dorcas - b tl May 19111 !lot Co - d 18 tlar 1916 - C Charles ll STULL (b fill Co) - m Dennie (EVANS) (b not Co) - buri.ed Caln ccrq - cd pneumonia STULL, Emeline - b 18 Feb 1838 - d 27 May 1908 - f [Dar&cr) - [ w/o John John STULL) - crave Ht H:i<inh L11tho~an Cem �STULL, Frank T - b 24 Mar 1897 - d 5 July 1899 - f J 1l STULL - m Mary E crave Mt ~lariah Lutheran cem STOLL, Gussie Yearl - b 28 Nov 1885 A11 Co - d 6 July 1912 - f Mead STULL (b All Co) - m Sarah Ann (M'ERRI'fT) (b Bot Co) - buried Galatia - cd apoplexy SULLENDER, L A II - d by 19 D"c 1910 - od fell from railroad britlce - ref inquest papeits SULLENDER, Susan - b 11 June 18115 All Co - d l2 Sep 1916 - f William ITELHANTOLLER - m Mary (JOllNSON) - buried Locust Dot tom cem - od gani;reen of rii;ht foot SULLIVAN, John 0Ren - d by 10 Apr 1783 - ref WB A pl81, app & settlement, admr bond - admr DUGR ALLEN STULL, Jacob - d by 30 Nov 18lii - ref llD n pl123 app STULL, James Rick - b 27 May 1847 (All Co) - d 10 Mar 1917 - f James STULI. (b Va) - m Sarah (Bannab, wri tten above ] (KING) (b--vii) - buried Stull buryi ng ground - cd Fibroid phthisis, organic valaular heart disease, chronic g lanular nephrit is SUMMERFIELD , John - d by 31 Dec 1813 - ref WB B p382, app - On 15 Aug 1816 orphan Benjamin SU!ll'TER see Mary Jane LANDERS ~ ,... ~ a.9. e. ~ ~ ~ ~ ;;;" t? -· ::r ::.? 1:1 z Q ,.... ~ STULL, John - b ca 1774 Aug Co - d 4 July 1853 - f George STULL - cd pneumonia - rep b y son George STULL SUBER see SERllER, James llAGGOl'IER STYNE, Cary L - b 8 Oc't 1834 - d 4 Nov 1911 - f (William 11 STYNE] - m (Sarah Ann DOLMAN ) - [ 1 st wi fe Susan,] [2nd} wife Bester [RADE:R) - buried Copps cem, Sprin gwood SUBER , John D - b 16 Aug 1851 Bot Co - d 2 May 1855 - f Wash SURBER - m Ca therine - cd not nown - rep by {nther - ref Allen-Carper cem (near ruins old Allen hOuse) STYl'IE, Catherine - b ca 1800 ( 1850 Dot Co c ensus #713) - d i867 - f John STY!'m (STONE) - sis Rebecca COMMINGS - Bot Co WB L p312 - adm 12 Aug 1867 Ralph OENDERSON SUBER , William Anderson - b 15 June 18l1G Ho - d 17 Sep 1912 - f Washington SURREil 7 - m 1 ( 7 - buried McKalister cem - cd organic heart disease STYNE, George W - b 10 J en 1830 - d 15 Jan 1904 - £ William 1l STYNE - m Sarah Ann DOLLMAN - wHa Martha Jane NACE - buried Wheat l and c em SWAI}I, infant - d by 6 Nov 1912 - m Mary SWAIN - cd born dead - ref inquest papers STYlfE, Rester - b 7 Dec 16~2 - d 20 Jan 1936 - f [RADER ] - hus Cary L STYNE - buried Copps cem, Springwood SWANSON &<!e Absalom LOO!fEY STYNE, James A - b ca 1862 Dot Co - d Aue 1867 - age 5y - f George W STYNE m Jane - cd hooping couuh - rep by fa ther SWARTZ, Vi7:ginin Rester - b 1 tlay 1914 Va - d 2 Hay 19111 - f W 0 SWARTZ (b Va) - m Vivian (MILLER) (b VaO - buried Springwood cem - cd prematu11e birth SWARTZEL see Margaret STYllE, Martba Jane - b 20 June 1838 Dot Co - d ).8 Nov 1916 - f Robert NACE (b Va) - m (b Va) - buried liheatland - cd pneumonia - [ hus George Ii STYNE] STYNE, Sarab Arw - b ca 1797 - d 18 Apr 1876 - age 79y - f [ Renry DOLLMAB] hus Wil l iam a STYNE - buried Copps c em, Springwood STYNE, Susan - b 30 Aug 1837 - d 8 Oct 1893 n e ar Springwood - age 56y lm 9d - hus Cary S'!YN:E - buriud Copp s oem, Sprin gwood - Cronis s crapbook 48 S'£YIIB, Vi r ginia NOFSINGER - b 30 J une 1866 - d 12 Oct 19'36 - f. [NOFSINGER) hus William Robert STYllE - bui:ied Fairview, lluch anan STY'NE, William R - b ca 1600 Va (census /f926) - d 22 Jan 1863 - a&e 62y h/o Snrah Ann DOLMAN - adm Geo W STYNE & Jacob ~~ZER STINE, Wi'lliam ilob<>rt - b 3 Oct 1858 - d l S Sep 1936 - wHe ER - buried Fairview, Buchanan SULLENJ!F.RGl::R see SOLENDARGER SULJ.EllDER see lfaTY Lee CIBCLE, Charlotte A Mcl'OERSON Vil:~inia NOFSING- Vir~inia JONES SWATTS (SWARTZ), Loise Hildred - b 28 Nov 1915 Dot Co - d 21 Jan 1916 ~ f lJ O SllATIS (b Va) - m Vivian (HILLER) (b Va) - buried SpringwooO Cem - cd gastro-enteretis SWATTS , William W<!sley - b 7 May 1917 Dot Co - d 7 May 1917 - f William 0 SWATTS (b Va) - m Vivian (WILt.IAMS) (b Va) - buried Spr·ingwood cem - cd still born SWISllER see Julia Ann BARGER SWISllEJl, George W, Dr - b ca 1815 Vn (census i/1476) - d by 10 Oc t 18611 - atlm Lewis LINK~NROKEl\, sheriff SWITZER see Priscilla STE11ART 1 Penelope W AUSTIN, Robert CALDWELL, Mnrtha /\ StEllART, narriett SIHFSON SWITZER, male - b 11 Feb 1856 Dot Co - d 12 Feb 1856 - f George SllITZER - n1 Snrnh - cd not known - rep by father SWITzr,n, Andrew J - b ca 1858 Bot Co - d 16 Apr 1862 - age 4y - f - m Alice - cd acarlet fever - rep by father n SWITZER �SWIT7.ER1 Cary Aston - b ca 1819 Va (census 01554) - d by 11 Oct 1852 - f Thomno SWITZER - m Mary - h/o Jnne - l!lC Thomas SWITZER SHITZER, Lucy Ann - b 31 Jon 1810 - d 30 July 1866 Dot Co (graveatonel - f Elias LINCENBOGER - hus Hadieon H SWITZER - Mt Pleasant cem SW!l'?.ER, Cntherine - b (before 1821) Dot Co - d 9 Sep 1861 - age over 40 rep b) hos William SWITZER SWITZE'R, Madison M - b 26 Hay 1810 - cl 9 J an 1887 Bot Co Canvostonc) - f Nathan SWITZER - m Elizabeth CIJENOWITO - wile ill Lucy i\nn LINC£Nl10GER; wife 02 Jane Atkinson GILES - Hr Pleasant cem SWITZF.R, Chat:les - b CR Har 1869 Bot Co - cl 9 July 1869 - a11e 3m 28d - f Solomon SWITZRR - m Sopbin - cd summer comploi.nt - rep by father SWITZER, Chloe? - b 8 July 1789 - d 8 July 1873 - grave Switzer cem (fill, steep hill, Williamson fnt"lll) SWITZER, Elizn llnn - b 20 Nay 1814 - d 1 May 1875 - f [KllLLY] - 2nd w/o Newton SWITZ!iR (d 1886) - grave Switzer cem (/Ill, Williamson's fa'rni (steep hill) SWI!ZER, Geor&e - d 1870 - adm bond 12 Sep 1870 A A WOODSON SWITZRR, Bart:iet - b en 1810 Va (census #1496) - d by 12 Sep 1865 - ndm Hnti.lda SRITZER SWITZER, Bart:iott - b 2 Mar 1845 - d 14 June 1909 - w/o H :r S\IITZER - gt:ave Mt Mnriab Lutheran cem SWITZER, Benry - d by June 1798 - ref HB A p487, "ill da tod 1783 - wife Chloe; ch Will~am, Wathnn, 'l"bomes, John, Mary, Joseph SWITZER, Mory - b ca 1787 Dot Co - cl Nov 1870 Buchanan precinct - age 83y od old age - rep by son Benjamin SWITZER - w/o .James SWITZEll SHITZER, Newton - b ZO Aug 1813 - d 9 Oct 1886 - h/o ¥2 Eliza Ann (tE'LLY] grave Switzer cem (011, steep hill, Williamson's form) SllITZEll, Paulino - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 26 Nor 1862 - age 10y 2n1 - f ll SWITZER - m Alice - cd scarlet fovor - rep by father SllITZEn, Samuel Guy - b 11 July 1878 Dot Co - d 6 Apr 1915 - f C II SWITZER (b Bot Co) - m Mory Virginia (BURGER) [b Bot Col - buded Zions Hill Cem cd consumption SWITZER, Thomae - b ca 1800 Va (census /11522) - d by 13 Oct 1862 - f Nathan SWITZER - m Elizabeth COENOWITIJ - h/o HaJ:Y IJ DROWN - adm Jonathan SWIIZER SWITZER , Thomas - b ca 17611 Va (census /11555) - d by 1.3 Jan l.851 - f [Benry SWITZER) - m [Chloe COENOllTill) - h/o H:ary - adm Co.cy A SWITZER SWITZER, Rent:y M - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 14 Ap'r 1862 - nge Sy 6m - f D SWITZER - m Alice - cd scarlet revet.' - rep by father SWI TZER, Tilford H - b (22 Har 1856) Dot Co - d 20 Feb 1859 - :age 3y - f Newton SWITZER - m Eliza [Ann] - cd pneumonia - t:ep by father - [gt:ave Switzer Cem (/Ill, steep hill , Williamson farm)) SWITZER, Jamee - b ca 1797 Dot Co - d 19 Dec 1870 Buchanan P'recinct - age 7Jy - cd old age - rep by son Denjamin SWITZER - h/o Mary SWITZER SWITZER, Virginia - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d July 1861 - age 15y - f T SWITZER m Hnry - cd consumption - rep by uncle Geor ge SWITZER SlfI1'ZF.R, James C - b ca 1826 Va (census 111592) - d 13 Nov 1865 - h/o Margaret A - adm Margaret A SIUTZER SWITZER, William, Sr - d by Feb 1812 - ref l~D D p282 , wi 1l elated 9 Jan 1811 - wife Nancy [Anne]: ch William, Sar:ih, Cloe, J o.mes; bros John, Joseph SWITZER, Jane Atkinson - b 5 Dec 1844 - d 10 Feb 1864 - C CD.ES - hus Madison M SWITZER SWOOPE, Sollie - b 1878 Bot Co - d 25 Apr 1913 - f J C PEA~ (b Bot Co) - m Ollie (CROKER) (b Mont Co) - buried Bethel cem - cd septicemia SWITZER, John - b ca 1799 Bot Co (census #1500) - d 9 Jan 1858 - ase 59y cd rheumatism - rep by wife Mary SWITZER - adm John G RUDISILL (8 Feb 1858) SWORTZEL, Amanda J - b 18 Jnn 1839 - d 26 July 1906 - w/o Old Glade Creek crovestone SllITZEll, John Kelly - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 19 July 1857 - f Newton SWITZER m Eliza A - cd measles - rep by father SWORTZl:L, Charles W - b 16 Hay 1867 - d 11 June 1921 - ref Old Clade Creek gravestone SWITZER, John WilJ.iam - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 11 Apr 1862 - age 6y - f B SWITZER - m Alice cd scarlet fever - rep by father SWORTZEL, Florence M - b 27 June 1874 - d 5 Feb 1937 - ref Old Clade Creek gravestone SlUTZtll, Jonathan - d 1867 - admr l2 Aue 1867 Samuel BURGER SHOR'.l'Zl1, D S - b 18 /\pr 1839 - d 15 Mar 1905 - ref Old Clncla Creak {lravcstono SWITZER, Louise A - b 29 July 1844 - d 19 Oct 1904 - srave Ha)'lllaker cera SWORTZEL, J A - b 27 Sep 1837 - d 14 Sep 1902 - h/o Marcat:ct J SllORTZEL (18411 - 1912) - ref Old Clade Creek &ravestone SWITZEn, Lucinda I - b 24 Dec 181l7 - d 29 Nov 1884 - grave Switzer cem (#11 , steep hill, Willio.mson farm) n S SllORTZEL - ret SHORTZEL, Louise - b 23 .July 1912 Dot Co - ll 23 Jan 1914 - f Mont. SWORTZEL (b Bot Co) - m Ho.ry (WALDRON) (b Bed Co) - buriod Clndc Crook com - cd pneuconia �SllORTZEL, Margaret Jane - b 6 Mnr 1844 Bot Co - d 20 Oct 1912 - f John M XENT b Bed Co - m eliza (CESLER) b Bot Co - w/o J A SllORTZE'L (1837-1902) - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone - cd broncho pneumonia SYMl'SON see SIMPSON TAYLOR, John D - d by 11 July 1864 - adm Lawis LIN[!NROIER TAYl,OR, John W - b ca 1830 Va - d 11 Feb 1913 - f Tom TAYLOR (b Vn) - m don't know) (b Va) - buried Buchanan cem - cd pneumonia TAYl.OR, Ma-rk - d by 10 Nov 1828 (dau cnllod an ot:phan) - dau Halindn (over 14) TABLER, Elizabeth M - h ca 1800 Clark Co, Va - d 20 Mar 1865 - age 65y [or 57y Om l9d] - f P 78ROWll - cd cancer - rep by hus Rev John T TABLER - grave Fincastle Presby cem - [her hus Rev Johll T TABLER d 15 Dec 1895 i n Boyce Ci ty, Texas (s ee Cronise Scrapbook 36)] TAGERT see William RENTFRO TALLEY s ee Mary P JENNINGS TAPSCOTT see Dr John WOOD ,._ "'r..... .. ~J f., j~ _ .. TAl'SCOTT, James - d by 21' Oct 1807 [Division Dot Co WB B p290 ; Drawer 9, Chancery papers, 12 Sep 1839, TAPSCOTT vs ROWLAND, copy of his will which was recorded Sweet Springs District Court] - wife Susanna; lst wife's ch Robert, Albi!fi, J8l1Jes & ffarneJ; tefli.s; ch by 2nd wile Louise, Raker, Newton , Cat:ol,ine, Chichester; s is Salley; others Font:ose 8 Stanbopa WOOD [ 2nd wife's ch by her 1st hus ) - on 14 June 1614 Newton (under 14) g 12 Sep 1815 Chichester (over 14) TAXE see Mary l!AYS , John T HAYS TATE, ~- - d by 12 June 1792 (so n called nn orphan) - son Edward TATE, Nathaniel G - d by 8 mar 1810 - ref WO D p231, 262 , app 8 settlement admr Georce BAYRR, Elizabeth TATE TAYLOR, Rhoda, Hrs - b ca 1786 (census 01259) - d by 9 June 1851 - f ('IRIGC] - bus 01 John BEALE, hus 02 Allen TAYLOR - adm Charles T BEALE TAYLOR, Rosa A - b 30 Apr 1687 Fr Co - d 30 Apt: 1915 - f John DEAN (b Fr Co) - m Hillie (Tf\YLOR) (b fr Co) - buried Clovet:dale cem - cd puet:pernl fever TAYLOR, Sallie i - b 23 Oct 1874 Bot Co - d 30 Hay 1917 - f Wil liam AUSTil'I (b Bot Co) - m Amanda (NOFFSINGER) (b Dot Co) - buried Zionz Hill Cera - cd TB of luncs - hua [Charles TAYLOR) TAYLOR, Virginia C:itherine - b 3 Jan 1915 (Licnite , Dot Co) - d 5 Jan 1915 f E J TAYLOR (b Bot Co] - m Emm:i (TAYLOR) [b Bot Co) - buried Ba-rbaurs Creek Cem - cd unkn TEADY see William SNODGRASS TEAFORD see Bazel Dorine HONTGOHERY TEAFORD, Roy Harrison - b 17 Nov 1857 Aue Co - d 12 Har 191li - C John TEAFORD - buried Forest Gt:ove cem - cd diabete& Hillelus TEEDf see TEADY, William SNODGRASS Sr TEEL, Thomas - d by Jan 1824 - ref WD, will dated ( no bk U or date) - wife Martha; ch Daory, Betsy (md JOJTPISON), Peter, John, Jacob TATBAH oee Jamas MULL TELFORD see Samuel REED TJIUllMflN, Willi.am - d by 14 Nov 1852 - adm John G TAURHf\N TEMPLIN see D' F LINDSEY TAYLOR sae Samuel AHYX, Duell BROUN, Alexander RANNAD, Audley PAUL Sr, Thomas REYllOLOS, Magdalen REYNOLDS, Lucy Frances llaker, Wilbert H UJNSFORD, Georse W OBf.NSRAIII, Samual OBENSll1UN, William OBENSUADI, James W REESE, Hn11dalen "Ann" llF.\'NOLDS Tf\YLOR, Eonna E - b ca 1880 Bot Co - d 15 Jan 1915 - f Jamas E TAYLOR (b Bed Co) - "' Emma E (l'AYLOll) (b Bed Co) - buried Barb!urs Creek ce11 - cd acute nephritis TAYl.OR, James - d by 12 July 18111 (dau cal 1 ed nn orphan) - dau £1i zabeth (over 14) 'l'AYJ.OR, Jolln - ti hy 7 Sep 181 l, earliest date - ref WB 0 p289 , wil J dated 17 Sep 1810, WB C p268 settlement - wife Mary; ch Andrew, El izabeth (md Toa PRlCF.), Jolla, Tsaa a, T~omas, JomeG, Hary d~c'd (md Hose& BONONT or BEH!fETT dee' d) - on ll Uct l 813 orphan Andrew (u nd er 16) - exrs .fames HAGG_AT, Mary "fAYl,Oll TERPnEN see Samuel Edward SIZER TERRY see Thomas DROWN TERRY, Stephen b [ en 1760] - d by 12 Jan 1808 (their. orpha ns m1mtloned) - f [maybe William TERRY] - m (maybe Kezia) - wife Alice [Eleanot:] [md Dot Co 21 Nov 1792 Alice DIGGS ]; orphans (not named) - (h i& widow Eleanor DIGGS TERRY md Gilbert TURNER 24 Hay 1810 Dot Co) 'fERllY, Stephen - d by May 1825 - r ef WR 0 11111 et nl, will dntecl 9 Hoy 1822, proheted Hay 1825 - will named only a s on John Al fo-rd; later settlomunts name these othere: Urusilla, Nothnni.el D; Darnett (01: Dennett) W; (Ref WD does not itemize settle~ent - papers (circled) found under date 183~ - admr Bernard OWEN Tf.llRY, William - d hy 11 Dae \792 - admr bond - admr ,Jnep11r TF.RRY .. "· �'IIJAXTON see Mary £ BRUGR TRERSON, navid W K - b 1 Apr 1855 - d 2 Apr 1855 - f John M TIIEllSON - m Mary M - cd not named - rep by fntheT: 'l'llOHl\S oee Annie ANDERSON, John Thomoi; ANDERSON, Maj Joseph II AN'llERSON, llr llillinm Neely ANDERSON, Lizzie H,YTtle DAVIS, Margaret CORDON, Mary S i::ESLER, Palmer 0 n;SLER, Frederick REED, LuT:n Thomae PETTIGREW, Willi1111 Griffin l'ETTIGlU!W, Joseph RE£D, Hni;dn1en "Ann" REYNOLDS TnOHAS, mnl e - b 30 Oct 1912 Eagle llock - d 3l Oct 1912 - f Willinm Ueory TBOHJIS (b Bed Co) - m Nina (BIGGS) (b Craig Co) - buried Eagle Rock - cd bronc ho-pneumonia TllOHAS, Alice Maude - (2 other ch) - b 1873 - d 1877 - age 6y - f Giles S 'IIJOHAS - m ~itty John PETTIT - Brave Amsterdam cem TUOHl\S, llennett L - b ca 1873 - d 20 Jan 1952 !lot Co Reir list - f John A[nderson] 1.INKENUOICER - m Mary Ft:aoces !nITCllESON - hue Oornce E TBOHAS hairs were bros, sis", nieces, nephellA, erand niece S grand nephew THOMAS, Cephnlos Burnette - b 6 Apt" 1865 Dot Co - d 19 Nov 1930 not Co - f Giles S TllOHAS - m l:itty-J TflOMAS - wife tlagsie C; ch Eula BORTON, Corrie OENRY, Lucinda - buried Amsterdam c em TllOHAS, Clinton Hoomaa - b Nov 1886 Bot Co - d 1937 Bor Co Re1r list - C 'Rillinm E II TIIOHAS - DI HillttVa S llOOllAW - relatives Mar:y 48, ch Leo 26, Oelen 23 1 William 15, Hary Willle ll TOOHAS, Elizabeth - b Mar 1847 - d 1923 - f [Madison) McCULLOCH - DI (Eliir.abeth) - 2n<I w/o James n TUOMAS (1841-1922) - ref Hill Creek i;ravastone TflOtiAS , Francis - b 28 Mar 1763 - d 27 June 1835 llot Co (Rill) - h/o Grace (17/ol-1829) - ref Fincastle P1:esby Gravestone - ch Liley l\EED, John, Elizabeth llEl.T; Mory CRABB (dec'd), Ann ANDERSON, Eleanor MITCUr:tT. TllOHAS, Giles Spessard - b 4 Aug 1828 - d lZ. Jan 1897 not Co (obitunry) a&e 69y Sm - f Elias TnOHAS - m Mary Hancock SPESSARD - b/o ICatherl.ne J TrlOHAS (1839-1898) - ref Amsterdam gravestone - [survived by wife & 10 ch) THOMAS, Crace - b 14 Mar 1761 - d 6 Sep 1829 - w/o "Francis TUOMAS (1743-1835) - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone tnOl!AS, James B[arnett] - b (8 June) 1841 - d [4 Oct) 1922 - f [Elias TBOHAS ] - m (Mory R SPESSARD] - h/o [1/1 Emalinc PETERS) g Elizabeth [McCIJLl.OCI:) rnOMAS (d 1923) - ref Mill Creek Gravestone Tl lONllS, Jane w - b ca 1845 Dot Co - d 3 Oct 1869 Bot Co Death bk - a!Je 211y f S[nmuel] D JOllNSO'N - m Eliza - cd chi l d bed - rep by hus William A THOMAS 'i'flOMAS, Joseph Lee - d 1940 - wife Mary Elizabe1:h 82; ch llishop Hanio 47, II M 45, Lucy N 42, William llurley 39 TllOMAS, (arhedne J - b en 1839 - d 2 Dec 1898 - age 59y Sm - f ( William A PETTIT ] - m [Mary Tosh EVANS) - w/o Giles S TnOHl\S (1828-1897) - ref Amsterdam gravestone TllOMAS, Lodollick - d by Sep 1778 - ref WB A p91, will dated 15 AUG 1775 - cl1 Hogdal,in (md __ UUNNILLS); Mar11nret (md __ CORIS'IIAN ); Elizabeth , Abraham, Mtiry, Ca tberine TflOMAS , Maggie Caroline - b 5 Mar 1863 Outler Co, Ohio - d 1935 Oot Co - f David L SMlTB - m Caroline L CAGE - hus C 0 l'lJOMAS; ch Euln 1101\TON, Ca=ie 11&!(1\Y, Lucinda - buried l\ms te1:dam cem TUOHAS, Mary o - b ca 1829 (1825 gravestone) Bot Co - d 1910 Dot Co (will) (1909 gravestone] - f John U.SSLER Jr - m Susannah OMfILTON - bus Nathaniel C 1110HAS; ch N C, J H, Solly C nARRIS, W D & son [F L) who hod (Guy, Uoy, Clnrence, Ruth & Beaaie (md [Ja111es N] CAilf ) - buried in Hoffaincer cem on Craics Ck in Bot co TllOHAS, Mary Elizabeth - b 14 Oct 1916 Craig Co, (Craig Co) [Berbours Creek] - d 20 Nov 1917 - f William llenry TIJOHAS (b Bed Co) - m Ninn Lee (DIGGS) (b CrniG Co) [New Castle] - cd in£1nmntion of bowels TflOHAS, Minerva Moomaw - b 22 Aug 1860 - d 17 Oct 1935 - f [ Joseph HOOHAW] m [Macy STOVER) - w/o William E TllOHAS - grave Ht Union oem TflOHAS , Rebecca - b [ca 1854) Dot Co - d 18 Sep 1860 - age 6y - f Josiah TllOHAS - m [PURSLEY] - cd soar throat - rep by t f Uenry PURSLEY TllOHAS, Richard - d by 13 Feb 1783 [all Rits were of Camden District, SC] m Hildred - ref WB A pl66, will dated 15 Aug 1782, admr bond - sis Sarah, bros James, George - admr Patrick LOCDJART TnOHAS, Samuel Clinton - d 1942 !lot Co Heir list - f W 11 TflOHAS - m Hollie GLENN - wife Nannie Inez 50 ; ch George II 30, Gladys E 29, Otbo C 27, Le11is E 26, Lillie C 211, Ft:aalt R 22, l;lolph E 21, Carl D _; GU l'crcy G CALDWELL Jr T110HAS, William - d by 8 Oct 19111 - cd was a pdsoner 1 shot by cuard - ref inquest papers TllOHAS, William E - b 12 Nov 1857 ~ d 12 Mu 1937 Dot Co llctt" list - f [Giles S 'fnOHAS] - m [l:itty J PETTIT) - h/o Minerva HOOHAW TUOHAS - Grave Ht Union cem - ch II fl· 52 (53], C tt 50 (51] 1 Ethel JACKSON 45 [49), L l' 115 (45) TnOHAS, William Henry - b co 1857 - d 1949 Bot Co Heir li9t - f Nathaniel G TUOMAS - m Macy ICESSLER - [1st) wife Ida B DAHEllOOD; 2nd wifo Hollie P GLENN 82; ch R c 58, N a 55, D E 52, 1' H 49, w R 66, a a 48, Elsie TllOHPSON 43; sch ny 32, Gladys LOVELL 30, Clinton 29, Lewis 27, F1:ank 25, Ralph 24, Katherine 23, Carl 17; g ss Percy Cl\l.OWEU. J1: 18 TflOHISON, John, Jr - d by May 1813 (order) - ref WB B p4Sl , 452, WB C plo42, app, se ttlement, division - wife Nnncy (md tl2 _ McDONALD); ch J.ycimla, William Preston - on 11 May 1813 orphans William 1' & l.ucincln (both under 14 & on 11 Oct 18211 Lucim.lo (over 14) - admx 'Na.ncy TllOMlSON TnOMl'CINS see Elizabeth e UF.Clrn'F.1\ TnO!fPSOH see Charlotte flnn HcCLINTICt, Sarah ROWLAND, TI1omas nROllN, Nathaniel SCOTT , Lucy FLADERTY, Mory Jane l.ACltEY, Catherine ROBINSON, female Wll.t:Y , Roy WrLEY, Lottie fldell WRIGHT �TBOMPSON, male - b 16 Sep 1916 Bot Co - d 16 Sep 1916 - f flenry (b Va) - m Nann~e L (BYEll) (b Va) - cd premature n TROHl'SON TAOMPSON, CharLeS A (unmd) - d 16 Oct 1857 - f Anderson TAOMPSON - cd fe ver rep by fat h er THOMPSON, Belen - b lt1 Feb 1027 Pr Ed Co - d 5 Aug 1895 Rke Co (obituary) f Henry P DAVIS - m Sarah - widow of James R TROMI'SON (md 5 Dec 1849) - ch [Lucy] md A Q FLAHERTY; md N B AINSWORTH; Rillie - buried Godwin Cem, Fincastle TAOMPSON, James R - b 6 Aug 1823 - d 19 Dec 1888 Bot Co - wife UELEN M J; ch Lucy (md A Q FLADERTY), N ff (female )(md N B AINSWORTll); Willie - buried God ~-1in oe.m, Fincastle THOMPSON, John - d by ii Sep 1775 Dot Co - f [??Moses TROMPSON) - m [1 Jane] - ref admr bond - On 9 J une 1789 orphan Joseph Covar 14) - admr Robert TROMPSON TnOMPSON, John - d by June 1822 (will ) WD C p346 (Exs Creed T & John W THOMPSON - f James THOMPSON - m Mary - wife Judith; ch Bartlett, John W, Creed T, Anderson, Elizabeth (md Elias M F!1JllANX ) , Mary ( md SBIR~EY); bro Bartlett T THOMPSON ; others Benjamin WEST (his son ffashingtOilWEST) TIIOMPSON, John, S:r - d by 9 Jan l85u - adm James R TflOMl'SON 1'BOMPSON, Joseph - d by 11 Aug 1812 (dau called en orph<in) - dau Aggy (over l" ) THOMPSON , Judith (widow of John TROMPSON) - b c a 1764 Nelson Co, Va - d 2 Oct 1853 Bot Co - rep by d-i -1 Nancy THOMPSON THOMPSON, Sarah Martin - b 25 July 1840 Bed Co [ o r 6 July l,8l12) d 24 [or 18 ] Jan 1914 - { James CLAYTOR (b Bed Co ) - m Nnrcissn (FUQUA) (b Bed Co) buried Fincastle Presby cem - od heart disease TllORNALt, _ - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d '• Sep 1870 Fincastle Twsp - age lly - f John F THOllNELL - m Ba.n nah - cd consumption - rep by fat.h "r TDRJISOER see Fannie L BREWBAlER, Edmund D DRUDAJCER, Sallie Thrasher BRYANT, M w FIREBAUGH, Philip E FlllEBAUGD, William M FIREBAUGn, Harca:ret FIRESTONE, George C FRINGER, Henry P FRINGER, John FRINGER, William J FRINGER, Lewis G GRAYBILL, Margaret GRA·YDILL, Catherine ' LrNUNUOCER, Ema line T LINICENllOf:ER, Marti.n 1( LINJCENBOJ.'.ER, Salina I LINICENROn'R, Samud LINICENllOICER, Mary M C OBENSHAIN THRASHER, Conrad - b ca 1774 (census 111688) [Pa] - d 12 Dec 1850 - age 76y h/o Mary - g:rave Family oem (near Wheatland) - ex Geo:rge W & .John P TARASllER TITRASHER, Eme l ine S B - b ca 1017 - d 11 June 1879 - nee 61y Sm lOd - f [Conrad TllRASHEB] - m [Mary] - grave family cem (near Wheatland) THRASHER, Floyd Wilson - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 20 Oct 1855 - f William P TllRASOER - m Mary L - cd pal pi tat ion of the. heart - rep by father TDRJISRER, Ceoree - b ca 1780 Pa (cen sus #1262) - d by 12 May 1851 - EK William P THRASHER & Le,.is llOUSMAN TIIRASITT:ll, George W - b ca 1801 Va (census 1/1688) - d 16 July 1865 - ace 64y - f [ Conrad TBRASDEll] - m [Mary CIRXMJ\N] - crave fnmi ly cem (near Whe atland ) - adm 13 AUG 1866 John P IFIRASH'ER IIIRASIJER, Bester V H - b 24 July 1832 - d 16 Feb 1858 - w/o .John P TRR.ASDER - gra ve Nace cem (west of ltll on 642~ THOMPSON, Larkin flalttoo (male) - b 20 Feb 1850 Floy d Co - d l3 J an 1917 Bot Co - f Elyick TBOMl'SON ( b Va) - m Lockey (LESTER) (b Floyd Co) - buried Bethel cem - cd pneumon ia TARi\Sllf.'R , John P - b 2B May 1822 - d 12 Oct 1885 - h/o Marcy C 'J:llRAS!fER grave Hlll Creek cem THOMPSON , Marga:ret d by 12 Sep 1775 - ref admr bond - admr Robert THOMPSON TllRASRER , Marcy C - b 5 Nov 1830 - d 27 J uly 188u - w/o John l' TITRASDER grave 11~11 Creek cem 'fflOMl'SOR, Nora C - b oa 1856 Bot Co - a 6 Nov 1862 Bot co - age 6y 2m - f Jobn TllOMPSON - m T - cd diptheria - rep by fat h er 'J'llOMl'SON, Pleasant - d by 17 Mar 1825 (ch called orphans) - or1i hans Louisa & Lucinda (over lq) , Will iam (under 14) TllOMl'SON, Priscilla - f) 26 ])er. 1880 llot Co - d 22 Mar 1916 Uot Co - f Jacob COOIC (b Dot Co) - m Knthrine (Gl\OSS) (b Jled Co) - buTied Glade C-reek oem cd inf ! amat ory rheumatism WOMPSON, Robert Renry - b ca Oct 1856 Dot Co - d 9 Dec 1858 Bot Co - age 2m Sd - f Hilliam P 'fllOtlPSON - Ill Sara]) - cd unkn - rep by fat h er THOMPSON, Sa-cab Jao e - b 28 J uly 1833 [ Fincas-tle) - d 2 Jul y 1914 Dot Co - f Fer.dinand WOLTZ (b Rl\e Co'/) - m Mary .Jane (ACTON) Cb Fincastle) - buried FinOU$tle com - od paralysis - [w/o n l TROHPSO~] TRRASRF.R, Mariah - b aa 20 Au 5 18111 - d 23 Aug 1873 - age 59y Om 3d - f [Conrad TBRASOER] - m [ Mnry CIRJCMAN) - urave family cem (near Wheatland) TRRASllT.11, Mary - b ca 1789 Dot Co - d 19 July 18SQ - f John NACE - m Cntberine - w/o George TIIRASHER - ref death bit - rep by son Robert TllRASllY.R - cd flux TllRASIIER , Ma:ry - b ca 1779 ( census /t1688 ) - d 22 mar 1863 - a ge 8l1y - f [ CIRICMAN ] - w/o Conra d TITTIASHER - grave fam ily cem (near 1iheatlantl) - ex (ll; Mar 1864) John 1' TUHASfflm (oc·t 1866) TflRASHEl\, Mary S - b 28 Aur 1013 - ti Jl A11i; 1889 - w/o Willi.am l' TORASRER ( 1818-1860) - ref Fincastle Prcoby gravestone TllRASllEl\, Nancy - b on Apll' 1.807 - d 22 Oct 1882 - ace 75y Sm 25d - gra ve family cem (near Wheatland) �WR!ISnER., Robe.rt J - d by 9 mar 1863 - Ex Martha Ann TIJRASllER - adm 10 Dec 186G Mnr ti.n V D liICKO~ TllllASllliR, William P - b 7 June 1818 Bot Co (census 11364 ) - d 15 Jan l860 nee loly 7m - ad nuralgi.a - rep by wife Mary S THRASBER - ref deatb bk; Fincas tle l'resby gravestone - ex Mary S TllRASIJER TRURSTON, Geori;i<i - b 25 May 19\5 Uot Co - ti 25 May 1915 - f Judson TBURSTON ( b f'luv11nna Co ) - m Neoma Dessie (TYREE) (b not Co) - buried Glen Wilton ce.m - cd imper f ec t (no annus ot: genital organs) TILLETT, 'J.'homas - d by l3 Dec 1824 (son called an orphan) - son John B (over 14) TINDORF, - d by 10 Feb 1801 (son called an orphan) - son John, b 1785 8 was an orpllan aged "16 next harvest" o.n 10 Feb 1801 TINNELL, E J - b 14 Apr 1859 - d 15 Nay 1890 - "t:ef Old Glade Creek gravestone TINNF.Y, Eve - b 10 Dec 1795 - d 20 Jul y 1871 - w/o Miles TINNEY (d 1826) srnve Fi ncastle Presby oem TINNEY, Miles (1812 Vet) - b 9 July 1786 - d 5 Apr 1826 - h/o Eve TINNEY (d 1871) - !!Tave Fincastle Presby cem TOSO .see ,Jamee ALF.XANDEll 'fOSll, Ai;oes - d by lO Nov 1772 llot Co, adm n.amed - ref admr bond - ndmr William lOSll - [widow of Taslter TOSll (d 1762), m/o William (d 1773), Jonathan, Jnmes & Jean) TOSO, Jonathan - d by 12 Apr (marked out), Feb 1782 written above, Dot Co (will) - f [Tasker TOSO) - m [A&nes] - ref we A pl51, will dated 9 Jnn 1762, admr bo nd - wife Dina; ch Nancy & one unborn, bro Jamee, cousin Jonathan TOSO - ndmr Jonathan TOSB, James MASON 1'0SB, Jonathan - d by May 1812 Dot Co - f Thomas TOSB - m Mnry - ref WB B p'.128, 393, WD c p503, 566, app, division - wife Elizabetl1; oh Jane (md William LE\IIS), Jonathan, Thomas - on 14 Aug 1821 the orphan's Gdn was Thoe EVANS - admr Tbomas EVANS rosu, Thonias - d by 11 Feb 1778 Dot Co - ref we A p81, will dated 17 Sap 1777 - wife Hary; ch Mary, Jonathan; s-i-1 8 Jamee CRAWFORD [md Jean], Peter EVANS [md Mary] 1 [bro Tasker TOSH] - see Barne' s bk p9 & ICegley ' s Va Frontier p528 - [Thomas TOSO was a delegate from New Antrim Presby Church (Peter's Creek) to the 1769 Presby held at Tinklin(l Sprin(l Prasby Church] TOSO, William - d by 9 Feb 1773 - f Tasker TOSO - m A11nes - ref WD A p23, will dated 26 Dec 1772, admr bond - bro Jonathan, James; sis Jean - admr Jonathan TOSH, John DOllHAN, James ALEXANDER TOLEll see Sno"}' Francis l:ENDRICIC, Hartba OBENSRAIN, Samuel ODENSOAIN TOLER, Charles A - b 1694 - d ll> Sep 19111 - f C - buried Barbers Creek cem - cd pellegra fl TOLER - m Patsy D (HYERS) TRAIL, female - b lli Feb 1870 Dot Co - d 15 Feb 1870 Amsterdam 1'wsp - nge ld - f Fleminc l'RAI.L - m l,uti tia - rep by fa the.r 'I'RE(E)VY see TREVY, Mary Catherine WATTS TOLER, Gladys LiUian - b 13 Feb 1913 Va - d 15 Feb 1913 - f Robert TOLER (b Va) - m Olie J (CRAFT) (b Va) - buried Barbour's Creek ce.m - od pneumonia, immature birth "rnF.EVl:Y, Janette Doward - b ca l8l13 Va - d 2 July 1.9 17 - :f Wasbincton KYLE (b 7) - m Mory Jane (McCARTNEY) (7) - buried family oem - od parnlyeis TOLLEY see Lee Anna WlllCAT, male DOOTRE, Roscoe S DOOTRE, William Ra1bert NOEL, Ethel Noel ODENSBA!ll TRESSLER see DRESSLER TOLLEY, Harriet - b 3 May 1822 - d 22 Aus 1653 - w/o J H TOLLEY - grave Obenshain cem (east of Mill Creek cem) TREVY, Mary - b ca 1779 Va (census 11681) - d by 11 Dea l85lo - ndm Lewis LINKENllOGER TRIGG see Elizabeth CllRISTIAN, Charles Trigg DEALE TOLLY, Joseph n - b ca 1815 Rb Co - d 11 Jan 1877 Dot Co - age 62y - f £x.ekiel TOLLY - Mary R - cd accident at Iron Works - h/o Mary R - rep by son, Ezekiel n TOLLY - ref Bed Co Death bk p59 TOLLY, Lucinda - b ca 1848 Bot Co - d 7 Oct 1853 - f William TOLL'\' - m Sarah - cd burned to death - rep by father TOI.LY, Martha A - b ca 1853 Rot Co - d 7 May 1855 - f Lewis TOLLY - m Mnry cd fever- - rep by father TRIGG, Ma"t:Y - b ca 1783 Vn (census #1601) - d by 14 Dec 1857 - f Robe.rt DARV'EY - m Mnrtba BORDER - w/o Stephen TRIGG - adm James l' LOGAN TRIMBLE, James - d by 10 Apr 1776 - ref WD B p65, will dated 18 Nov 1775, ndmr bond - wife Sarah; ch John, Isaac, Moses, Alexander, William, Agnes, Sarah, Rochel , Jean (md McCLURE); bro Moses TRIMBLE - admr John TRIMBLE, Isaac TRIMllLE, James TRIMBLE TOMBLIN see Dillie DANE TROUT see Sarah BISOOP, Nancy ll JONES, James ll CAMPER, Ora L E NININGEll, John N SHAVER TOHEO, Luca - b 1895 Italy - d 15 Sep 1914 - f Severia TOMEO (b ltaly ) - m (b Italy) - buried Low Moor cem - cd mine accident TROUT, Charles S - b ca 1861 Bot Co - d 12 Aull 1865 - ace 3y 9m - f Amlerson TROUT - m Elizabeth - cd diptherin - rep by father �TROUT, Chester Edward - b 21 Aug 1911 Bot Co - d 19 Oct 1912 - f Ceoree W TROUT (b Bot Co) - m S E ([El.LEY) (b Bot Co) - buried Cave Rock cem - cd bronchial pneumonia TROUT, John - d by Oec 1816 Bot Co, will probated - ref WB (no bk # 5 no pfl tiven] - wife Elizabeth; ch John, Phil.ip, Elizabeth, Michael, 1'.mnnuel, Jacob, Rosannab TROUT, Morie Lucinda - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 26 July 1853 - f James M TROt1I Martha J [Cl\Ml'ER) - cd flux - rep by fnher- - - m TROUT, Samuel w- b 7 June 1867 Va - d 15 Dec 1915 - f J ob.o TROUT (b Va) - m Sarah (HARIIIS) (b Va) - buried Daleville cem - cd paralysis of bladder [h/o Clara A CROWDER) TROUT, Sarah (widow) - b en 1802 Rb Co - d 28 Dec 1862 - age 60y - f [BEED ] - cd rheumatism - rep by son James TROlTt - [w/o Anderson or Andrew C TIIOUT] TROUT, Sorab Ann Jackson - b ca 1851 Dot Co - d 21 June 1853 - f James H TROUT - Martha J [CAMPEil) - cd flux - rep by father l~USLOW see Jnmes ~enneth SERRETT 'OlUSTLl'.R, Henry - d by 9 Jan 1816 (ch called orphans> - orphans Jacob & William (both over 14) & Nancy, Michael, Sarab, George, Christina, Julia & Hoses under 14. - On 13 Aue 1805 another son was named in a suit, Peter TUJU:, Samuel - d by 13 Apr 1824 (son called an orphan) - san Samuel (over t4} TURllAN, Benjnmi.n, Sr - d by 12 Oct 1784 - WB A p213, will dated 26 July 1784, Admr bond - wife Frances; ch Charles, Ceorce, John, Elizabeth, JDJ!les, IF,nasus, Benjamin, Willi.am, Mary, Ann , Frances - ndmr Francie TURMAN - [see Chalkley'& II plll, 112 TURNER see Stephen TERRY 1111UfER, James L - d 28 Jan 1823 - ref "llernld of the Valley ' 1 Feb 1823; WB C p383, will dated 23 Jan 1823 - wife Sally; 4 oh, not named TURNEll, Sarah Ann R - b ca 1812 - d 28 May 1842 - age 30y - w/o Dr P TURNER - ref Fincastle Presby Gravestone TURP:Qi see Tbomas E REYNOLDS TURPIN, Solomon - d by 11 Har 1777 - ref 118 A p8/1, npp & ndmr bond - admr James TURPIN TYLER see Eliza BEACH, Clnrcncc W DERRY m.tn, t'at"!:i a - b 29 Har 1840 - d 18 Oct 1898 - w/o W A T'(l,ER TYREE see Geor&i a THURSTON TRtJX"ELL, John - b ca 1793 (census #1615) - d by 10 Mar 1851 - wife Susanna (MOOMJIW) TRUXELL - adOI Susanna TRUXELL UNBUS see Philip NEllCOHll TUCKER see nen'l"}' GURHF.'l, Sopiah llUISELY, A•anda MARDIAM, Simenia Certrude HUFFMAN, HaT)' A LUGAB UPDYCE, J B - b 10 Feb 1843 Va - d 20 Apr 1916 - f Osle UPDY~ (b Va} - m Ruth (BROllN) (b Va) - buried Fairview Cem - cd apoplexy TUCKER, Alexander (colored) - d by 11 Nov 1899 - cd hit by train - ref inquest papers UT!' see Liza Jane MARKllAH TUC~, Alvin Andrew - b 19 June 1915 [Lignite), Bot Co - d 19 June 1915 - f David M TUCKER (b All Co) - Ill Anna (CRAFT) (b Craig Co) - buried Craig Co cem - cd asphyxotion UTZ , Calvin (CSA) - b 23 Jan 1843 - d 24 Jan 1861 - grave Fincastle Presby cem trrz, Charles - b 28 Apr 18118 - cl 12 Nov 1896 - grove Fincastle Presby ce.m UTZ , Mary L - b 1 Jan 1808 - d 28 June 1856 - grave Fincnstle Presby Cem TUCKER, Emma, Mrs (w idow) - b 24 Apr (1916 circled) - d 20 Apr 1916 - f Ceocce CALDWELL (b Va) - m Anna (REil>} (b Ve) - buried Oriskany cem - cd pneumonia trrz, Morgan - b 12 Oct 1796 - d 25 Feb 1881 - ernve Fincastle Presby cem TUCKER, Jacob - b ca 1648 not Co - d Nov 1856 - f Beverley R TUCKER - m Devati.ne - od flux - rep by father VALENTINE see Eliza JONr:S, John CAHPER, Lucy CAMPER TUCKF.ll, Mary - b ca 1855 Dot Co - d Feb 1860 - age 5y - f Beverly 11JCICER cd fever - rep hy Cather tUCKF.R, Penelope - b oa 1658 Dot Co - d Apr 1860 - age 2y - f Reverly TUCKER - cd fever - rep by Cother TUCn:R, Hobert (colored ,I - d by 7 Oct 1916 - cd shot by Robert FLETCHER (colorad) - r<'f i1>11ueot papers Vl\NllinDER , Isaac - u by lS Nov 1775 - ref 1m A p63, np11, admr hond - ndmr Sarah VANB:tllDEll Vl\NDF.RGRIF'J' see Joh n Thoma s CRUSH, Omn Painter ETZLER VANDY.RGllIFT, Abrnhnm - d by 111 Ar>r 1801 (son callell on orphan) - son John (over 14) �VANDERGl\IFT, llarnett - b ca 1836 Dot Co - d 21 Apr 1862 - age 26y - m Barbara VANOERGRIFT ~ cd dyspepsia - rep by mother VEST, Bertha II - b 11 June 1875 - d 9 Nov 1934 - f CllJ\MACIC - w/o Ernest _F VEST (18 70-1902) - ref Brick Union aravcstone VANllf:llGRIF"l', nnny - b ca 1855 not Co - d 27 June 1858 - ai:e Zy em - r Griffin S VANDERGRIIT - m Elizabeth - cd flux - rep by father VEST, Et:nest F - b 8 June 1070 - d Z6 Oct 1902 - hfo Bcrtlt0 W V£S'r (1875-1934) - ref Brick Union gravestono VAtmERGRtFt, Evaline - b ca 1862 - d 16 Apr 1868 - age Sy llm l8d - f John W VANDERGRIFl' - m Elizabeth - cd conjestion of bowels - rep by father VEST, Susianna I - b 20 Doc 1827 Va - d 2 Jan 1916 - C William llUCut:S (b Flu- VANDRllCRIFT, George (single) - b ca 1825 Bot Co - d 20 Oct 1864 - age 39y f John VANDERGRIFT - m Barbara [WINEMAN] - cd conjestive chills - rep by mother VANDERGRIFT, J ohn - b ca 1785 DRlawore (or Va, census Dl686) - d 1 June 1858 - age 73y - cd stricture - rep by son Burnett VANDERGRIFT - hfo Barbary VANDEl\GRIFT - Ex llarbary VANDERGRIFT (9 llug 1858) VllNDEllGRIFT, Lottie Old - d 1956 Obituary (crave i n Catawba cem, llko Co) tddow of Samuel VANDERGRIFT; ch Hrs R R t>Ufl!Y, Nrs W E RILEY VANDERGRIFT, N (no stone) - h/o Sus an VANDERGRIFT - grave Mt Union cem VANDERGRIFI', Susan - b 19 Har 1838 - d 3 Hay 1887 - w/o M VANDERCRlf'T - grave Ht Union cem VAllHETER see Placencia ALLEN, Samuel HcFERBAN VAIQfET'ER , DamaTis - b ca 28 June 1795 - d 8 Oct 1879 at: Hat:lon , Vo (obituar y) - asc Oby Jm lOd - f [ Elisha 1.ACILAND] - [md 7 Sep 1815 Bot Co, Joseph VANHF.T£R vanna Co, Va) - m Susan (Bl.ACl) - burled Columbia , Va, ccm - cd La Grippe & old age VIE, Hary Ann - b 18 Nov 1885 Bot Co - d 27 Hay 1915 - f John YONO (b Italy) - m El emith (WEI.CD) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood cem - cd TB VIERS see Joseph Carpenter VTNCENT, John ,P, Dr - b ca 1830 - d (in 1890's) Timber Ridce , Bot Co - aae ca 60y - see Cronisc Scrapbook 27 (not dnted) VINES see Mari;aret llllUGll, M11ry Magdalene llONAJ:ER, J amee HARICDAH VINES, David - b ca 1816 - d 19 Nar 1895 - age nearly 79y - oh John, William (David g George both died in CSll) - ref obituary in Flncnstle. llerald for 11 Apr 1895 VINES, Eli:r.abe.tb - b ca July 1781 Bot Co - d l Sep 1858 - age 77y 2m llIDDLESDARGER - cd bilious fever - t:ep by son James VINES -w/o D VUfES f J VINRS, Hildred Edna - b 7 Feb 1917 Dot Co - d 7 Feb 1917 - f Roy VIRES (b Va) ~ Anni e (GOODE) (b Va) - buried Lithia cem - cd infection of biblical site - VINCART see WINGART VANMET!lE, Isaac - d by 21 Apr 1798 - ref WD /\ p479 , app - On 14 May 1799 orphnns Elizabeth, }'lacy, Joseph, Jacob & Sarah all under 1 11 - On 10 Dec 1805 .Joncph R Jacob were over 11• 3 on 11 Jan 1809 Sarab was over 14 - admr !Jester VANMETER VANNESS, Jennie - b 1858 (Dot Co) - d 16 Oct 1914 - f Philip NEllCOHD (b Rb Co) - m Nancy (SLOAN) (b Rb Co) - buried Gala Cem - cd TB V/\SSAR, female (twins) - b 12 Nov 1915 Bot Co - d 12 Nov 1915 - f S1dney R VASS/\R (b Bed Co) - m Callie Hay (AYERS) (b Rb Co) - buried noar Buchanan cd premature labor VIllYllRD see Cbarles HORNE, folly L/\YMAN VI NYARD, Christian (also llillEYAllD) - cl by June 1798 - ref WO A pl17l , will dated 27 Feb 1798, division llD C pl92 - wife Christinah; ch John, Nicholas , Tartor (or Taglor7Tablor ) , Peter, Nancy, Williruo, Christian, /\brnham, Elizabeth (md James BRYANT); Cntborinc (md William STUART), Tabler - admr Christ iana VINYARD VINYARD, Christi.nab (also WINEYARD) - d by Feb 1805 - ref WO B pl87, WB C p119 , app & settlement - [Note: she received legacy from her father in Pn) admr Chr is~inn VINYARD VAUGON see Joel B LEMMON VAUGllAN, Wi lliam R - b ca 1787 Va (census 11923) - d by 14 Mar 1853 - ndm William S DlfNNIV/\NT VF.ST see flRnnnh Elizabeth ENSMINGER, !'hi.lip BOWER, Ann B DUDDING, llcd moat AKINS, Uct:thn Vest CARMACr:, America DUDOING, Martha Eliza DUDDING, Raroh Catherine DUlJDING VEST, Amanda - b 26 Feb 1843 - d 29 Dec 1911 - wfo John Mark VEST - crave Orick Union cem VINYARD, John - d by 21 Nov 1822 - ref WD C p380 , npp VINZANT see Andrew CRAWFORD VOIT, acnry - b 26 July 1830 Cetmnny - d l1 Aug 19111 - f ( b G<!rmn ny ) - m (b C:crma ny) - buri ed Orisknny com - cd 'I'll WADDl.E, James - d by June 1809 - ref 1'111 D p2 l lt, will dntcd 25 Nnr 1809 - relatives: others Anny Mccluer �WADDLE, Martin - d llY 13 Mar 1783 - ref WB A p168 , will dated 17 Oct 1782, admr bond - wife Katltrean; ch Benjamin, Barbara (mtl Job.II. PHILSTBIMER or PICKLESIMER) - admr John l?ICKLES!Ml!.R WADE, ~ P WAG(G)OUIDl see llancy POWERS, Evaline SillMONS, Samuel SIMMONS WAGGO!IBR, .James - d by 17 Sep 1813 (earliest date) - ref WD C p177 , 225 Settleme n ts - wife Mary; ch Jane ( md Jacob PECK [s/o JobD]; Mary, Joseph, Patsy, SusaTlJJah, Nancy {mu Jacob SURllER), John, Geor~e - on 8 Aus 1815 orphan Jane was over 111 - admx Hary WAGGONER n ref WB E p601 Inv; WB D pt159 settlement WALICER , Aenry, Capt - d by June 1803 - ref WB B p37, l'Ut dated 14 May 1803 - wife ; ch Andrew, William, Robert, Henry, Archibald, Mar.y, Joocpb, George,""3iimes - on 13 Sep 1803 orphan ~obert (over 14) - grave Fincastle Presby cem WAGGO!ffiR, John - d by 13 Jan 1868 - admr 13 Jan 1868 nenry WALJ::ER, Georce - d 13 May 1835 (this gives death date) WALICER, James - d by 211 Feb 1822 - ref WB C p362, 3 75, ilPP & sale - on 9 Dec 1822, orphan Delia (over 14) - adtn" Archibald WALKER WALx:Ell, James W - b 20 Mlly 186 7 - d 8 Oct 19 38 - grave Foutz cem (near Bonsacl<) llURGER WAGONER, Martha ( widow) - b ca 1797 - d 30 Jan 1857 Poor Rouse - rep by s t eward WAGGONER, Mary (md) - b Md - d Aug 1849 - age 6By - cd oronic - ref Bot Co Mort Schedule for 1850 WALJ;ER, John - b [ ca 1755] - d by 13 Oct 1835 - f [William WALK'f:R ] - m [Mary] - ref WD E p681, 683, Inv e sale recorded above date - others named: Wal kers who purchased a t the sale Elisha T, George B, Sarah S, Henry Jr , Willia.m, Isaiah, Reuben, Rober.t 8 Daniel G - [ h/o Sarah GIVENS WllLK&R] WALICER , MaTgaret Dell - b 8 Nov 1915 Bot Co - d 15 J an 1916 - f Nathan WALKER (b Va) - m Ida (RICntAN) (b Va) - buried Roaring ~un cem - cd pneumonia WAID see Jacob DAKIN llAID , Jllioe nudley BRUGH DAIC!R - b 11 Feb 1853 - d 12 June 1933 - f [Lewis] BRUGA - m [Ann G PENDLETON] - w/o 111 Jacob DAON; fl2 Thomas Arche'r WAID &rav e Fi ncastle Presby cem WAIT, George - d by Dec 1798 - ref WD A p486, will da t ed 17 July 1798 - wife Mary; ch Kesiah, Sarah, Elizabeth WALICER, Mary Virginia - b 6 Sep 1916 Bot Co - d 8 Sep 1916 - f James A WALITR (b Bed Co) - m Willie Pauline (~ELS~ER) ( b Bot Co) - buried Dack Creek ccm c d convulsions WALKER, Walter J - b 18 June 1882 - d 27 July 1910 - ref Engle Rock Southern Methodist oero WALICER, William - d by 8 Nov 1803 (dau called an orphan) - dau Sarah (over 111) WALDRON see Louise SWORTZEL, Jacob WOLTZ WAI.DRON, Bertha - d ca 1900 - ref u nrecorded will f iled with deeds - for w;mt of t ax ffALn:R m~e Nat han EllUN, Daniel GTVITTIS, Audley l'AUL Sr, Joseph SNODGRASS, Martha l'ECJ::, Moses ALLEN, James I AUSTIN, Elizabeth BRUGA WALKER , Alexander - d by 13 Aue 1771 marlted out, G July 1771 written above ref WD A p7 , will d ated 6 July 1771 1 Admr bond - sis Martha (md HINCEJ,Y), bro John; 2 niecP. a 8 a ne phew in Cnrolina (not named ) - admr Jobn----WALJ::ERCathe rine - b 2 3 Oct 1827 Bot Co - d 'i Dec 1 91 2 - f Frederick SHEETS {b?) - m Elizabeth (b 7) - but i e d Eagl e Roe l< - c d Ln Grippe ~11\LKER, ll/IJ,Klm, Edwin R ( or EdwaTd K,) - b c a 1826 - d by 11 Feb 1856 - adm John G RUDI SILL WALJ:liR, WillinJD - d by Sep 1810 (will 1st presented) WB D p2 l16 - ch John (his ch Polly 8 William); Hary (md SNODGRASS); George, Jame s , William (his son William); Esther; d-i-1 Mal:°iha WllLKER; s 8 - i-1 Thomas HARMAN & Isaac SNODGRASS; others named nenry WALKER (his son William) WALJ::INSllAW see Mary Jane ALLEN WALKUP, James G - h ca 1799 - d 29 May 185'' - sne 55y - ref Locuse Bottom gravestone WAl..!Om, Marietta (md) - b ca 1798 Va - d 5 ,Jan 1850 - ace 7 52y (or 33y) - cd consumption - ref Locust Bottom grav estone - ref 1850 llot Co Mort Schedule WALlUP, William W - b c~ 1860 Va (census 113 ll0) - d by 1l J u ly 1859 - f Dr William E WALJ::UP - adm William E WALICUl' WALLllCE see William llllBRO, Aannah DUDLEY, Sarah Stl!RIC£Y WAI.KER, El l e n V - b 21 May 18 77 - d 21 Nov 19M - grave Foutz cem (nea r Bo nsacl<) WAI.Kim, Geor(le , Sr, Col - d ca J an lfll10 - r e f Wll F pl6 5 , '1i l.l writ ten in lrl32 ; Wll F p264 di v ision; WB C pli ll show s prob able d ea t h da t e - ch John, Ge or.11e , .Tacoll , llet11y ( md 11111 E llEYNOLDS ); Frederick, Caty (md J'1mes Sarver ) ; Dani el , Mary lYDERT , l'e t er, Marcaret (md William McCI.ANllRAN ) , Sally (md Samuel LEF!'F.l.); £ Susan J (md Cht:iotopheT SOl\11111lB) WALU.Cf., James - h 211 Dec 1914 Vo - d 8 may 1916 - f Ams terel WAT.LICE (b Va ) - m Berta (MAYS) (b 'fa) - buried Grove Aili cem - cd genP-ral 1'll WALLIN see infant ZIMMEllMAN WALROND / Wallren see llaldron , Margaret II llANNfln, Madison 111\NNAO, Thomas J OLll, Janette LEE �HALIJl\ON , Margaret - b ca 1602 llot Co - d 24 Feb 1856 - f' Jacob llOLTZ - m Nancy [DRI DGELAND] - cd typhoid f ever - r e p by hus James S WALROND lUILTERS se1> DUNCAN mal e Duncan, Jossie C DUNCAN, Mary Malinda DUNCAN, William WATKINS, J oanna - b 13 feb 1861 Bot Co - d 16 Feb 1861 - age 3d - f Moses WATKINS - m Rebecca [LEIDS] - rep by fat her WATKINS, John - d by 13 flpr 1784 - re.:f WB A p216, i<ill dated 16 Oct 1780, admr bond - "ife Elinor; ell Joel, Jonathan, Agnes, Mary - on 15 June 1785 orphan Joel (under 1l1) - admr Elinor WA1'1CINS WATKINS, John - d by Oct 1823 (order) - f [ Philip WA1'CINS] - m ( Mary] - ref WB C p436 , app WALTRON see Janett e LEE Wft.MMOCK s ee UOMl\CK, Francis l!aymond Cl.J!E WARD see Ezekiel MINNIX WATUNS, Marcaret - b [ca 1825) - d by 12 Jan . 1852 (will) - f Moses 'flATUNS - Anna DAIRD - ex Thomas JOHNSON WARD, Edward ( s ingle) - b ca 1759 - d 10 Apr 1859 Poor House - age lOOy cd not known - rep by steward WATKINS, Martha (unmd) - b ca 1816 Bot Co - d 19 June 18511 Dot Co - f Hoses WATKINS - m [Nancy JONES ] - cd consumption - rep by bro Moses WATKINS lift.RD, Jnmes - d by 14 May 1776 - ref admr bond - admr Rilliam WARD WATICINS , Hoses - b 18 July 1822 Bot Co - ~ 21 Feb 1889 Bot Co - f Moses WATKINS - m Anna BAIRD - wife Rebecca LEillS - erove Haymaker town cem WAl\NER see Daniel CAMI'BELL, Joel BURGER, Sarah DUllGER, :Preston MANS.PILE, William OBENSHAIN llAllNER, Charlotte Greer - d 16 Mar 1871 - f GREER - srave Mill Creek cem llASKEY see Daniel Ct.MPBELL WASKEY, Elnaline - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 27 Api:il 1860 - a ge 6y RASKEY - m Pannelia A - cd unkn - rep by father f Robert WATKINS, Susan C - b 5 Oct 1834 Bot Co - d 1 Ju ne 1900 Dot Co - f [Jacob PETERS ] - m [Barbara] - w/o William A WATl:INS (d 18711) - crave Haymnkertown cem WAT~I NS, William A - b 10 Sep 1822 not Co - d 22 Dec 1874 Dot Co - f [ Moses WATUNS] - m [Anna BAIRD] - h/o Susaa C WATICINS (d 1900) - grave llaymnkertown cem RASICEY, George W - b on 1818 Rb Co (or 1816, census #999 ) - d 25 AUG 1855 f George WASKEY - rep by bro Robert llASn:Y - adm Robert WASKEY WATl:INS, Willie W (7female) - b 19 May 1863 Bot Co - d 14 Oct 18611 Bot Co age ly 5m - r William A WAUINS - m Susan C [PETERS) - cd diptheria - grave llaymnl<er t o1m cem WASKEY, .Jo.mes 0 - b ca 1829 Va. (census #1269) - d by 9 Nov 1857 - adm John Q A KELLY WATSON see James BOYD, Harrie ANDERSON, Will iam BRYAN, Margaret MARICIJAM , Nicholis Owen HARlllAM, Lillian Catherine ZIMMERMAN WASKEY, John S - d by 12 May 185 1 - adm John LUSTER WATSON , male - b 3 Jan 1914 ~ d 3 Jan 1914 - f llavid WATSON (BIPES) - buried Parr, Va, cem - cd prolonged labor lll\SICEY, Martha - b ca 1795 Bot Co - d S July 1861 - age 6Gy - cd erysipolas - rep by son Robert WAS~EY WASJCEY, Martba Ann - b ca Oct 1847 Bot Co - d 13 Apr 1860 - age l2y 6m - f Robert WASr;EY - m Parmelia A - od )looping cough - rep by father WASKEY, Mary .Jane - b ca Jan 1822 - ll 90 Aug 1859 - age 3 7y 7m 29d - cd consumption - rep by hus Madison WASKEY WATKINS see ft.mbrois JONES, John Hcl'ERRAN, R L CADWALANDF.R , Le .. is nINER , Martha E McCULLOCn, Ann Watkins RADER, Lattica Watkins BRADLEY WATKINS, Ava [flvajinoah] - b 23 Jul y 1868 (or 1866) Bot Co - d 30 Nov 1916 Bot Co - f William fl WATKINS - m Susan (PETERS) - buried Mill Creek cem - eel heart failure WATKINS, Barbara l\ B - b 29 Nov 1860 Bot Co - d 24 Oct 1864 - age 3y llm 2d - f William A WATKINS - m Susan [ PETERS] - cd diptberi a - rep by father Gr ave Haymnkertown cem f Florence A WATSON, male - b ca Apr 1839 Bot Co - d Oct 1861 - age 22y 6m - f Nicholos WATSON - m Paulina A - od measles - rep by mother WATSON, Ann E - b ca 1828 Bed Co - d 26 Feb 1853 lied Co - f Benjamin WATSON - cd child bed fever - w/o Benjamin B WATSON llATSON, Elizabeth n - b cn 1832 Bo t Co - d l 1 Nov 1867 - ace 3Sy - f John G NOELL - m Eliza - cd consumption - rep by hus Milton \IATSON WATSON, Florence fl - b 11 Jan 1883 Bot Co (Parr) - d 6 J an 1914 - f F.dwartl RIPES ( b Dot Co, marked out) (b Bed Co] - m Mary A (PARR) [b Parr, Dot Co) buried Parr, Va cem - cd childbirth WATSON, James F - d 1869 - adm bond 14 June 1869 Benj P & Barnett C WATSON WATSON , Joseph Price - b 26 Apr 1833 Bed Co - d 11 Aut 1915 - f Flem WATSON (b Ded Co) - m Cynthia (WILJClNSON) (b Deel Co) - buried Bis Island cem - cd Uremic cancer �WATSON, Hary - b ca 1827 ~ed Co - d 14 Hay 1853 - f not kno1m - rep by Ben WATSON - w/o Owen WATSON WEBB see Daniel GIVENS, Elizabeth SARVOOR, Edward S ADAMS, Pattie Thor p BRUGO WATSON, William - d by 8 Sep 1772 (aon called an orphan) - son Thomas llEBB, Cephas - b ca 1811 Va (census 0969) adm J acob C SPERRY WATSON , Wil1iam A (or Alexander W) - b ca 1838 Va (census Cl054) - d by 10 Mar 1862 - f Nicholas W WATSON - m Paulina - adm Nicbolas W WATSON WEBB, Oarold Woltz - 31 July 1915 Bot Co - d 12 Nov 1917 - f Dr R R WEBB (b C~aig Co) - m Leonora ( W OLTZ) (b Bot Co) - buried Cola cem - cd dyptheria WAT.rs , Caleb H - d by 14 Sep 1868 - adm 14 Sep 1868 Lru:ii sa llATTS WEBB , Dettie ( V1] - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 17 Har 1917 - f S11111uel PAINTER (b Bot Co) - m Bettie (McCLURE) (b Bot Co) - buried Back Creek cem - cd TB of luni:s & bowel s WAT.rs, Isaac - d 1869 - adm bond 14 June 1869 - Newton SllITZER WATTS, Mary Cother1ne - b 30 Jan 1833 Harrisonburg, Va - d 20 Jul y 1912 Bot Co - f William FALLS (b Rh Co) - m Dr!!Jla ( TREVY) (b Va) - buried Amh Co - cd fall from high porch d by 9 July 1855 - h/o Eliza A - WEBB, Paul Cephas - b ca 1848 Bot Co - d 15 Dec 1853 - f Cephas WEBB - m Eliza cd sc ar let fever - r ep by father H - WEBSTER s ee Lucy DILLARD, Elvi ra McCRAY, J ohn PINER, Julio Ann Webster PINER WAUGn , Louiae - b 8 Aue 1914 Gle n Wilton, not Co - d 9 Oct 1914 - f Quile WAUGH (b WV) - m Oraacelia ( McCOY) (b All Co) - buri ed Glen Wilton cem - cd whoopins cou11h WEEKS see WAX see George E CAMPE'll WEEl:S, Charles B - b ca 1863 Dot Co - d 211 Nov 186/i B WEEltS - m Eliz abeth - cd diptheria - rep by mother WAX, Catherine (uidow) - b 15 Dec 1784 Bot Co (census !il280) - d 18 June 1858 - age 73y - f Michael DOO!t - cd casualty - rep by friend J ame5 H FIGCAn - ref Death bl<; Fincastle Presby gravestone - w/o Reary WAX - ex James s WALDRON 8 lli1l iam /I GLASGOW WAX, llenry - b 1775 - d 1842 - h/o Cathet:ine BOO[ II/IX (d 1858) castle Presby cem llt'OVB Fin- WAX, Peter - d by July 1804 (WB B p67, 439, app & set"tlement; admr Henry WAX - widow Moraaret; heirs Eathl!I:, Catherine, Peter g Oenry E RAX - on 13 Sep 1808 orphan llenry (under 14) - on 13 Oct 1812 orphan Pet er (under 14) (over 14 by 12 Apr 1815) - on 12 Apr 1815 orphan Elizabeth (over 14) - on 12 Apr 1815 orphons Rester & Catherine (under 14) - Catherine was 21 g insane by 9 llov 18211 I/AX, nenry (had property in Beaver Co, Pa) - d by Feb 1797 (will, l/B A p442 (aertlement WB B p374 - wife Catherine: heir& Peter, John, Denry, J acob, Hery, Christiano, Handilson, Ronnah, Retty g Susanna WAX; Mary (md TIOGER), George ET.rEll, nenry PRICE, Horearet RATSilfl'ILLi\R - on 15 Mar"°1"802, orphans Susanna g Jncob were ov~r 14 - exs Nicholas CARPER, Chri s t ian RARSnnARGRR, Peter NOFTZINGER fll\Yl.AND, Kate Ann - b 20 July 1859 Va - d 25 Juty 1916 - f Bronson ZIH'M~:RMll N (b Salem, Va - m Soll.ie llnn (SllEPIJERD) (b Va) - b uri.ed Bucha nan cem - cd paralyals ~ugh DOOLEY 1160 l y 7m 22d - f Tyr,e e WEECS, Edward - b 28 Nov 1877 Bed Co - d 6 Mar 1915 Dot Co - £ C(layborn] F WEEl:S ( b Bed Co) - m Lou M (PllRCER) (b Bed Co) - buried Bethesda cem - cd shot by E FALLS WEECS, Eli zabeth - 2 /lug 1826 - d 20 June 1896 - f [John LAYMAN ) - m [Mary C [l;SSLER] - w/o T F REE!tS (1823-1905) - ref Lemontown gravestone WEEKS, Elvira Ann - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 14 Dec 1853 - f Tyree F WEEltS - m ( Mary A marked out) Elizabeth written in - cd scarlet fever - rep by mother WEE[S , T F - b 23 Oct 1823 - d 5 Har 1905 - h/o Elizabeth WF.F.l:S (1826-1896) - ref J,emontown gravettone WEERS I WEIRS see WI ERS I/ELCO see lli llinm C DllADLEY, narriet Ann JOrrNSON, Virg1.nia. E L PITZER , male SPANGER, Mary Ann VIE , Cora Yeli n Yon o WEI.CD , Ann 14 (unmd) - h ca 1828 Rb Co - d 2 Nov 1854 - f Benj amin WF.LCO - m Charl o t te - cd flux - rep by b-i-1 Alber t M PITZER lfEl·Cll, Benjamin - b ca 1839 Bb Co - d 6 Aug 1856 - f Bcnjomln WELCH - m Charl otte - cd fever - rep by b-i-1 /I B PITZER WEl,Cll, Elizabeth A H - b en 1628 - d 2 Nov 185l1 - ace 26y - t;rave Fincas tl e Presby cem WAYMER see UYMEI\, mo le 0001.ey WEl\VEll see Jocoh SJ»tlUNS WELCH, Franceu - b WELCH WEllVEI\, l.eormrcJ - d by July 1800 - ref ND A p536, ..,ill dated 11 Apr 1796 ch Conrod, Cotherine, Barbaro, 1.eonard WELCH, John ~ d by 10 Mar 1829 (ch oalled orphono) - ch Francis , J ames, Job n (nll under 111) ca 1790 Vo (census 1/13115) - d hy 12 .Jul y 1858 - e x John E �WRLCO, Thomas - d by l l Sep 1787 (& maybe as early as 13 an orphan ) - son J ames (under 14 on l1 Sep 1787) Ap~ 1780, son called WlfITE, Samuel - d by 12 Dec 1831 (ch called orphans) - ch Jane, G R, (all over 14) ~"ranees WP.LCD, Tbo1110s - d by Oot 1802 - ref WB B p22, will dated 20 Hay 1802 - wife Jnne; ch Thomas (his sons, not named) WUITE, Tamza - b 1817 - d 1887 - w/o John llhito (1807-1886) - ref Ht Union graves tone WELLS, Jnmes - b 16 Feb 1829 VA - d 22 Jan 1914 - f William ffRLLS (b USA) m Hart:ba (BROOKS) (b USA' - buried Gale cem - cd old age WHITE, Thomas R - b /1 Dec 184 2 Va - d 21 tlay 1914 - f Plea . lffiITE - m Frances (BRAGGS) (b Va) - buried Betball cein - cd Hitral Rugurgitation WERNER, naniel - d hy .June 1802 - ref WD B pl6, will. dated 24 Oct 1801 - ch George (his son Dnniel ), Kary (md _LAKE, her ch Frances & Daniel), Anne (md BOWYER), William, Sarah, Philip, Aaron llRITli, William (of ?Williams Co Glade Creek cem WEST see Jolin WOMPSON lillITE, ff ff Union cem lillST, Edward II - d 27 Apr 1865 - cd j ustifinbly shot by Cnpt ll E OUNCAN ref inquest paper \/HITE , llilliam A - d by 6 Jnn 1855 - adm William H LACn,/IND llllEllLER see Julia ST CLAIR wm:rcm: see male DEE'L llllISLEll, Au~elia - b 1813 - d 1868 - f CROSS - w{o Banry WHISLER - ref Mt Union gravestone lffiITE see Leona Ellena HARGUS, John Wesley CAMPER, ff D GRIM, Levi Lawson REA1Ui, John Doniel MANGES, Ruby Leora HARGES, John Earl SllEFFIELD llTIITE, male - b 24 Dec 1867 Bot Co - d 25 Dec 1867 - age ld - f John lfflI'LE m Virtinio A - cd not known - rep by father b Washinnton) - d 3 Jan 1802 - grave Old 6 /lull 1852 - ti 27 Jan 1910 - 11/0 !Catherine P WRITE - crave Mt ffl1ITEllILL, Joseph - b (10 Oct marked out) Sep 1605 - ref \ID B pl99, 299, opp g aettlemeot - exx Mary WRITEllII.I. WHITLEY, Paul - d by ll1 Apr 1772 - ref \ID /I p13, will dated 2 Dec l,771 1 odmr bond - wife Jane; ch Michael, Sarah, Kosos, l'homoa, /lnne, Samuel, l'nul (nll minors); sis Ann - admr Jane WRITLEY, John SUMMERS ffllITESIDES, Mar&aret Rill - b ca Oct 1859 Bot Co - d 9 July 1860 - age 9m f John C llllIIESIDES - m Sarah J - cd dyaentary - rep by father llllIIESIDES, Samuel C - b en 1799 - d 1867 - one 68y - rep in Rke Times for 19 Feb 1867 WHITMER see WllITMORE, Natbnn SCOTT, Lavina MAYS, Robert HAYS WHITE, Elizabeth s v - b ca Jan 1860 Bot Co - d 10 Aug 1860 - age 7y - f Horatio WDITE - m Elizabeth - cd typhoid fever - rep by ?bro Francis M llTIITE llTIITE, noratio - b ca 1808 Bot Co - d 4 Sep 1860 - age 52y - cd typhoid fever - rep by son Frances H wn:rn: - hfo Elizabeth llBITE lllJIIE, John - b 28 July 1807 - d 7 Aug 1886 - wife Tamza llllITE (1817-1887) ref Mt Union llTIIT!fER, D R - b ca 1840 Dot Co - d 18 June 1862 - oge 22y - f P H ffllITHER - m C - cd fever - rep by mother WHITHER, Kary Jane - b 1831 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1913 - £ [John] LEMON (b Bot Co) - m unkn (Harriet LEMMON) - buried Carper's cem - cd Hitrel regurgitation - "lo David W1JITlil:R WHITE, Judith C - b ca 1847 Bot Co - d 4 Oct 1860 - age 13y - f Horatio WRITE - m Eli~abeth - cd typhoid fever - rep by bro? Francis H WTIITE llUITHER, Hilton - b 29 Oct 189l1 Dot Co - d 3 July 1916 - f A D lffiITHER (b Bot Co) - m Minnie (FAINTER) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock cem - cd killed by fall from freight train WHITE, latherine P - b 19 Oct 1855 - d 6 Oct 1941 - w/o ll II WRITE - Grave Mt Union cetn lffiITMER - m C - cd fever - rep by 111.fc. C lllllTMER WRITE, Hnrlt N - b 1 Har 181,9 - d 15 Hny 1920 - Grave Ht Union cem Peter - d by Sep 1810 - ref wn D p245, app; HD B p287 Divison (dower plot) - wife Mnry (she md 112 [Daniel) CAMl'BELL) - on 9 Oct 1810 orphan Nancy (over 16) lffil:'l'.£, WRITF., Rosa L - b 19 Uec 1882 - d 28 Dec 1909 - w/o William S WTIITE - llravo Mt Mariah Lutheran cem \IOITKER, feter H - b ca 1813 Rh Co - d 20 Apr 1862 - a&e 49y 4m - f David llTIIIHER, Samuel - b 24 Nov 1814 - d 26 Feb 1906 - re! Allen-Carper cem (near ruins old Allen House) WHITMORE sec ffllITHER, Nathan SCOTT llllITHORE, Annie - b S June 1870 Vo - d 2/1 Nor 1917 - f unlrn - m Nancy KIDD (b Va) - buried Eagle Rock cem - cd valvular heart disense 1 intestinal nephritis �soy - WDITMORE, Davi.d - b ca Apr 1861 Rh Co - d 30 Oct 1866 - age Sy 6m - f D lfflITMORE - m C - cd typhoid feve-r - rep by sis, Mrs HAYS lllLtn:Lt!, Cath erine - b ca 1816 Aug Co - d 31 Aue 1866 - nge fflllTI'EN see G-race Ann DELL llILRELM, Ec!Hard - d by 17 Apr 1905 - cd suicide - ref inquest papers ffllITTEN, Robert Stephen - b Oc t 1852 Va - d 19 Feb 1917 - f .James G llllITI'EN (b Va) - m Sidney Allll (1100¥;) (b Va) - buried Gala cem - cd pneumonia llILBELM, Georgia Ann f John UANGER - cd consumption - rep by bus John llIL!lF.LH - b 21 Dec 1863 Bot Co - d 15 June 1916 - f Jacob WIL- HELM (b Va) - m Ann (BURGER) (b Va) - buried Forest Grove cem - cd acute Brights disease WDITfEN, William - d by 3 Jan 1651 - adm Thomas G GODWIN WTIITTLE, Ann Eliza - b ca 18Z3 Bot Co - d Deo 1860 - age 37y - f Ss111Uel ANTBONY - cd fever - rep by hus William C WHITTLE - Adm llilliam C WBTITLE (111 Jan 1861) WII.1JEL!1, Darriett - b 9 Jan 1841 - d 15 Mar cem 192~ - grave Mt Mariah Lutbe..;an llDORLEY see WORLEY llILITE'Ll!, Ira l'reston - b 16 June 1894 Bot Co - d 16 Sep 1916 - f Lewis A llILRELH (b Bot Co) - m Martha J (DEISBER) (b llot Co) - buried Forest Grove cem - cd !tilled by falling rock WllORLEY, Mary Virginia - b 11 Apr 1850 Bed Co - d 3 May 1915 - f Rampton ARRINGTON (b Va) - m Delila Ann (CAMPBELL) (b Va) - buried £amily cem - cd gastritis & c irohosis of li.ver llILEIELH, Peter (unmd) - b ca 1839 Dot Co (census 1Jl118S) - d by 9 Dec 1861 "In the Army" - age 22y - f John llILBm.M - m Catherine - cd fever - rep by father - adm Johll WILIJELM WHORLEY, William D - b ca 1800 - d 10 July 1857 - cd fever - rep by wife lllLRELM , Robert A - b l Jan 1839 - d 28 Dec 1895 - Grave Mt Mnrieh Lutheran cem Mary lnlORLEY WILUELH, Susanna (sincle) - b Va - d Feb 1850 - n6e 26y - cd cold - l:ef 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule WICKL.INE, Matilda R - b 1823 - d 1889 - grave Mill Creek cem Wl.ERS see .Jacob M LEMON, W:i.11.;iam B LEMON llILICERSON see Mary Robert ALL WIER, Joseph - tl by 20 Mar 1809 - ..-ef WD D p211, app WIERS, Thomas - d by 211 Dec 1813 - ref Wll D p372, 373 1 app & sale - on 11 Sep 1820 orphan Eliza T (under ll1) llILICERSN, George - b 17 Feb 1910 Va - d 8 Dec 1916 - f George llILICEllSON - m Gertrude (MARmAH) - buried family cem at Duohonan - ad l'arenebyneatmus nephritis WILKERSON, Gilliam, Mrs - b 23 Mar 18l1S Va - 23 Apr 1913 - f Leonard llALLEll (b Va) - m Sollie (URJ::llAH) (b Va) - buried High llddge cem - cd TB WILCBEU see Mar-tba E McCULLOCll J.IILCRER, Mncy E - b l.8 Aue 1828 Dot Co - d 6 !1ar 1914 - f PAGE (b Va) buried Linlte nl101ter Cem - cd TB WILDMAN see 1.uise Gertrude BOSSERMAN WILKERSON, .Jack Jlobel:t - b 20 Jon 1917 Bot Co - d 27 July 1917 - f -WaLTr>n WILICERSON (b Rb Co) - m Nora E (STINNETI' ) (b Dot Co) - buried lluchanan cern eel Spinal menengitis WILEY see female STEELE WILKINSON see WILKERSON, Minnie BLOUNT, Joseph Price WATSON WILEY, _ WILKINSON, male - b 29 July 1912 Bot Co - d 29 July 1912 - f R F WILKINSON m Addie (STINNETT) - buried Buchanan - cd delayed delivery - d by 10 Apr 1793 (SQn called an orphan) - son Daniel (over 14) WILEY, female - 8 Apr 1916 Eagle Roclt - d 8 /\pr 1916 - f Douglas WILEY (b IN) - m Hollie (TOOMl'SOH) (b Forest Rill, tN) - bul:ied Saltpetre Cave cem - cd unkn WILEY, Roy - b 1904 WV - d 16 Oct 1915 - f Henry WILEY [b WV] - m Laura ('l'f!OMl'SON ) [b WV] - buried Shiloah oem - cd typh oid fever WUIJF.LM , rnale - b oa 1856 Bot Co - a 1856 - f .Tacob WllRELM - m Ann Jeremiah JENKINS, David McCUI.11111.irun 11 GflRRE1T, Jlessie CEl'.'fll, Wi.lliams HcCULLOCO, Sophia McSWATT$ \IIJ,J.IAMS, A J - b 1.7 Aug 1861 - d 4 Aug 1911 - Grave Amsterdam com lll!.llRLM soa Macy Catherine ALDERSON , Bettie ULMORE, Alma May AYF.RS, Thelma Wilhelm llAl\GEII, WoodroH Wiley BAHGER, Christina tiEJIRT.TT, male NOFFSINGER, .John 11 PIILLEN, Mary M llilhelin PULLEN, Nancy RIDDLEBARGP.11 no1. l;lnot-m - rep by fnther lllLLiflMS see Elizabeth GARRETT, John llEWITT, LOCK, Elizabeth McCULLOCll, Sophia McCULLOCll, fer6ie Lee K.ElTR, Dnvid McCULLOCB, Elizabeth CULLOCD , Mnry Pauline ROGERS, Willinm Wesley - od WILLIAMS, A .J - b ca 18116 Bot Co - d 1 Aug 1868 - llGll 22y - f Charles llILJ.IAMS - m Abba - od consumption - rep by father "WILLiflMS 1 Allice - b ca 1853 Rot Co - d 1 Dec 1855 - f David WILLIAMS - m Ann - cd fever - rep by father �W!Lf,IJIM, Dowyer ( unmd) - d 8 Dec l857 - cd nnt !mown - rep by bro (unnamed) WILLlNllllM see Susan JI RIPLEY RILLll\MS, Charles. Dr - b 27 Dec 1806 - d 10 Nov 1870 - h/o Jane McC WILLIAMS (d 1900) - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone ard HAY WILLIAMS, Elizabeth (widow) - b en 1786 Pa - d 24 July 1870 Buchanan Precinct - ase Sfiy - f Geor6e ROCK - m Eve - cd old age - rep by duu S McCULLOCH WILLIS, John - d by 15 May 1773 - ref WO A p31 , app, adnn: bond - adJIT Rich- WILLS see Samuel BALDWIN Wll.I.IAMS, 'Eveline - b ca Jan 1861 Bot Co - d July 1861 - age 6m - f Dovid WILLIAMS - m t.nn E - cd diptherio - rep by father WILLS, [Miah], Mrs - b 27 Oct 1886 Craig Co - d 19 Oct 1913 - f J T DOGAN (b Va) - m Adaline DAMEWOOD (of Craig Co) - w/o G W WILLS - ad pneu111onia buTied in Family cem WILl.IJIJllS, llozel, Dr (male) - b 21 Sep 1845 Jlmh Co - d 21 Har 1914 - f nazel llII.1.IJINS (b Jlmh Co] - m Nancy (RADllR) [b WV] - buried Lithia cem - cd pneumoni.11 WILLS, Glenna Frnnoea - b 3 Oct 1917 Dot Co - cl 3 Oct 1917 - f G E WIJ,LS (b Mont Co) - m M J (WILLS) [LANE io written above) - buried Mont Co ccm - cd convulsion& WILLIAMS, James E - b ca 1835 Bot Co (census 81110) - d 27 Oct 1862 - a5e 2iy - f Snmuel WILT.IAMS - m Lucy S - cd dropsy of heart - rep by bro Charles WILLIAMS - adm Snmuel WILLIAf!S (9 Feb 1863) WILLS , nenry w - b ca 1858 Bot Co - d 12 June 1862 - ago 3y llm - f J [ayhugb] WILLS - m S[arab ] E - rep by father WILLIAMS, Jane HcC - b ca 1817 - d 1900 - ase 83y - f [McCLUNG] - ~/o Or Chnrles 1111.L!AMS (1806-1870) - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone WILLIAMS, Jeremiah (doctor) - b co 1826 Bot Co - d 1 Sep 1854 Rke Co - r John WILLIAMS - m S - cd slow fever - rep by father WILLIAMS, John W - d \867 - adm bond 11 Oct 1869 Sheriff Johnson; E:x Hndison HcCUt.LOCll 11 Feb 1867 ~ILLI/\MS, Le~is - d by 13 /\pr 1802 (ch called orphans) - ch Elizabeth, Polly, Harriot, Norbon , Janel't, Marshall WILLIAMS, Maria Jane - b ca 1853 - d Jan 1863 - nge lOy Om 15d - f Or Charles WILLIJ\MS - m Jane - ref Fincastle Presby cravestone WILl,S, Imogen N - b oa 1856 Bot Co - d 10 June 1862 - age 6y 5m - f J[aybugh] WILLS - m S[arab] E - rep by father WTLSTIIRE see Margaret PACE WILSllIRE, Virginin P - b ca Nov l85t1 Dot Co - <I 21 Mar 1859 - ni:e 4y 6m - f William J WILSOIRE - m Mary J - cd pneumonia - rep by father WILSON see Ellin GILllAM , Eleonor EDHONUSON, llueh BROllN, 11\leo GULLIFORO, Jameo McCONNELL, Mary Colvin McCLURE , Isabella E Mayo OOGG£1T ll!LSON, male - b 30 Mnr 1913 Dot Co - d 30 Hor 1913 - f Wolter Lee Wtl.SON (b Bot Co) - m Dorn Boosie (BRITT) (b Dot Co) - buried llnymnkertown ocm - cd still born WILSON, Jlllizanno. - d by Feb 1816 (order) - ref WO C p46 , app ln:LLIAMS, Hary J - b 8 Sep 1848 Giles Co, Va - d 4 Dec 1914 - f Lewis ALBERT (b Va) - buried E&nleston cem - cd apoplexy WILLIAMS, Nora - b en 1847 Dot Co - d 26 nov i969 - age 22y - f Slllltuel STONER - m Catherine - cd consumpt\on - rep by mother - w/o Chorles WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON see Ella McFerran GILLIAM W!Lf,JAHSON, male - b 4 Nov 1858 Dot Co - d 11 Nov 1858 - age 7d - f Jomes T HILLIMISON - m Morioh - cd unkn - rep by father WILLIAMSON, John - b ca 1742 - d 15 Feb 1828 Bot Co - ref see 1835 Pensioner Roll Va section, p 44 WILLl/\MSON, Julia - b 19 /\pr 18117 - d 15 Dec 1924 - grave Ht Union cem WILLIAMSON, Martha (widow) - b ca 1771 Pr Ed Co (census 11358) - d 6 Dec 1854 - cd old age - rep by dau Marcaret WOOD - Ad111 J.eroy CAMPBELL (8 Jan 1855) WILLIAMSON, Woodville - b 25 Aus 1847 Va - d 3 /\pr 1915 - f James L WILLIJIHSON (b Va) - m Re&ter (LAYNE) (b Va) - buried Springwood cezn - od heart failure WILSON, Dessie - b 5 Moy 1882 Dot Co - d 7 Apr 1913 - C Jlndersoo ORITI (b Dot Co - m Bettie (OVERSTREET) (b Dot Co) - buried Woodland cem - cd heart disensc WILSON, Carl Ooustoo - b 26 Har 1900 Gala, Bot Co - d ll1 June 1917 - f F TI WILSON (b Rb Co) - m Rosie (DROWN) (b Rb Co) - buried Murat cem - cd drowned in James R WILSON, David - d by 13 Jan 1789 - ref WD A p264, app, admr bond - admr Catherine WILSON WILSON, Elizabeth - d by 22 Oct 182to - "Ce( Oct 1824 - dau Soroh wn C p574, oral will, declored 22 WILSON, Ferdinand Claibourn - ll ca 1854 Bot Co - d ll1 Feb 1855 - f Gcorce W WILSON - m Susan H - cd disease of the brain - rep by Cother WILSON, Georee - d by 10 Jan 1799 - ref WB A p508, app - on 19 Apr 1799, John WILSON was edn o( his orphans under ase 14 - ex 9 John WILSON, Thomas WILSON �WILSON, George W, Col - b 7 July 1802 (or 1805, censu s 1850 Bot Co ff850) - d 20 May 1878 - [hfo Susao H CLAIBORNE] - re! Beaverdam gravestone WIMER, Christina - d by 13 Jan 1862 - ndm I.cwis LINl:"Elil!OCER WINDRON see Elizabeth RARTS 1111.SON, Rerbert Leigh - b ca 1852 Ft- Co - d 11 Apr 1853 - f Ja;ics B WILSON m Ann C - cd measles - rep by father WINDSOR, Richai:d - b en 1795 Rl (census 0996) - d 10 Mar 1862 - h/o Hary adm Isaac BREllBA~ WILSON, J Wellington - b ca 1825 Va (census 11700) - d by 9 Apr 1866 - adm Thomas J CARPER WINEMAN see Eliza A llORNE, Elizabeth RICllARDSON, Ceorce ROJll:" WILSON, James - d by May 1815 - r ef 118 n p453 app WINES see t.emuel Mndi1100 HABtru\Y WILSON, J ohn - d by 11 NOV 1808 (son called an orphan) - son Thomas Cover 14) llitlEYARD see VINYARD WILSON, John - d by Feb 1820 (order) - ref WO C p304 , division of land - ch John, Josiah, Hargory (md Harison ), Tbomao (dec'd), James, Jone; gch Jane, Mary & Elizabeth (of--rhomas ) WiliCERT see Anna GISD, Jacob CISll, Ann MOOMAW WILSON, John f - b 1 Mar 1812 - d 20 Dec 1892 Bot Co (cravestonas) - Mt Pleasant cem Wil.sON, John - d by May 1823 (will, WB C p411) - wife Elizabeth; ch Ann, Tllomas, Pricilla, Sarah , James, John; bro Thomas HILSON - on 14 Ju ly 1823 orphan Thoaas (over 14) 8 on 13 Apr 1824 J ames, Priscilla, John, Sarah 8 Ann (all under 14) WTNGERt, Christian B - d 1823 Dot Co Inv (Wll D, p448) - adm was hbraham CISll who wns also gdn of dnu Cassie llTNCflllt (or VDIGART), Henry H - b en 1800 l'a (ce nsus 11992) - d by 111 Mny 1955 Bot Co Inv (WB I p360) - h/o "Polly" [Horcaret] [maybe Mnrcnret Mocdalin FRANTZ]; [dau Elvira C by udn Snmucl SPIC(ART) - adm Robert R LUNSFORD WUIGERT, Michael - d 1837 Dot Co Inv WB E p740 - son Peter (hnd Cntberine WINGERT as his gdn maybe sh~ wns lficbael ' s widow) - adm John SRAVER WILSON, Matthl?ll - d by Dec 1795 (wil l, WO A p411) - wife Hary; ch Thomas, John Steel (of Ky), Somuel, Matthew (of Ky) , J ennet, ~etsy, Polly, Sally & NGncy - on ll1 Feb 1797 orphans Jane & .Toho Steel (both under ll;) J on 13 Sep 1803 orphan Elizabeth under llq other orphans mentioned Nancy, Hary & Sara.h WINGFIELD see Frank JOITNSON WINNER, Martha - b ca tell Dot Co - d Apr 1856 - cd fever - rep by hus Jncob WINNER WlLSON, N C, Major - b 12 Sep 1839 - d 3 July 1863 - ref Deaverdam gravestone WITllERS, Jean - d by 11 Sep 1798 (son co llcd nn orphan) - son Nntllon Wil.SON, Patrick - d by 13 Apr 1774 - ref WO A p43, will dated 26 Mar 1772 , admr bond - ch William, Ale~ander, Moses, Andrew, 3ohn, Thoiaas - admr Rilliam WI1.LSON WI TllER, John - d by Oct 1805 - re f we n pll6, will dnted 18 Aug 1805 - wife Elizabeth: ch not named - on 8 Oct 1805 orphans (all under 14) Olly, Su1DDerville , William, Dnbner, Richard , Elizabeth & llansford (in a suit) - E~ Elizobeth WITDERS wn.soN, Richard - d hy 11 Hm: 1779 - ref wn A pl04, will dated 30 Nov 1778, odrnr bond - ;.iife Mary; ch William, TI10111as - odmr Hary RILt.SON WITT see George W CREASEY WILSON, Sarah - b ca 1796 - d 5 Apr 18116 - n(le soy - w/o John S lffLSON grave Mt Joy cem WOLDHIDGE, Mary - b en 1672 Fr Co - d 30 Hlly 1913 - f Thoman SNTnP.R - m M (SNIDRR7) (b Va ) - buri ed Daleville cem Wil.SOH , Susan M - b en 1818 (census 1850 Dot Co 5850) - d 11 Aug in Clifton Forge , buried Godwin ce111, Fincastle - f Ron Nathaniel II CLAIBORNE (of Fr Co) - m Elizabeth - bus Col Georne wWU.SON (md 1832 Or 1837) - ch T11omas J WILSON; bro Col Nathaniel CJ,AlBORNE ( of St Louis, MO); nephew Dr I R CODWill - ollituary in Cronise Scrapbook 19 & 36 (not dated,l WOT.PF., Caroline - b ca Sep 1832 - d 29 Jr>n 1859 - age 26y luo 4d - f John GODWIN - m F. II - w/o Rev J II WOLFE - ref Goodwln cem (over River from Heys cem) WILSON, Thomas - d by June 1801 - ref HD B pl, app WILSON, Thomas - d by Oc't 1815 - ref Jane O, Mary, Elizabeth wn C p30 , app - on 11 July 1831 orphans Wll.sON, William - d lly Hay 1823 - ref WB C p447, will dated 13 Apr 1823 wife Jlebecca; ch John L, David J, and othera, not m•med llOLFF. see John GOODllJN WOLRlllGE, Clarence 0 - b 1895 Va - d 17 Mar 19\/l - f T S WOJ,nIDGE (b Va) - m no t known - buried llebAter cem - cd poiaoncd by &as in mine WOJ,TZ see Sarah Jane TllOMPSON , Harcnret Wi\Ll\OND, Curtis i\J.DERSON, llarold Woltz WEBB WOLTZ, Ann Eliza - b ca 12 Hay 1819 - d 26 July 1810 - oge !Y 2m Jqd - f William WOLTZ - m Mftry - rRp in "lferllld or the Val Joy" 29 July 1820 �WOLTZ, Clnri.oda - b 1819 - d 1880 - [11/0 Ferdinand WOLTZ] - srave Fincostle Presby cem WOLTZ, Ferdinand - b lft08 cem d 1877 - [hfo Clarinda] - grave Fincastle Pre1by llOLTZ, Jacob - b en 1772 Hd (census 111681) - d 31 July 1853 - f WOl.TZ - cd pulmonory cor - rep by s-i-1 Jnmes S WALROND - [h/o Nancy] - (ex James II WALROND (12 Sep 1853)] llOMAC~ see WAMMACl, Joseph Jobn POAGE wIEENEY, Aazel Pauline MORGAN, William l'YLE, llOMAC t, 6 J - b 30 Sep 1855 - d 16 Dec 1908 - h/o Emma (RRODES) WOMACK c:rnve Nt Union cem llOMACIC, ~nma (nAODES) - b 27 Dec 1.854 - d 28 Oct 1930 - f llUODES - w/ o E J WOMACK - c:rnve Mt Union oem WOOD, Elizabeth (single) - d 1837 Dot Co (will, 118 E p829) - f Joseph WOOD(S) - bros & s i s 5 Thomas, Edward , James , Joseph, Carlos dec'd , Martbn MOORE, Hary STULL, Sally ROWLAND, Ann WOOD WOOD, James [D] - b [ca 1790 Charlotte Co, Vn] - d by Feb 18A7 Bot Co (inv of slaves, WB G p355 - f Joseph WOOD - (w\fe Elizabeth Crensl1aw DAVIS] [son Davis Horton] - [buried in Wood Cem, Glen Wilton] llOOD, John, Dr - b 1 Jan 17114 - d by 12 Nov 1791 (son called orphans) - f Col Jnmes llOOD - m Mary RUTllE!IFORD - wife Susnnnah (md #2 TAPSCOTT), sons John Fonrose (b a fter 1777) & Jnmes Stanhope, both under l~, 12 Nov 1791 & both became 21 by 9 Oct 1811 S both sons' mother md TAPSCOTT [so John F & James b 1777-1790] llOOD, Jolin F[onrose] - b [1777 -1790 ] - d 1846 Bot Co (will, WB G p224) - f Dr John WOOD - m Susanna DAXER - lot wife Mory LOONF.Y me 1835, wife Eliza GOODWIN md 1840 - adm 8 Apr 1867 Sherief Lowis LINKENllOKER WOMACK, James II - b co 1812 Va (census 41333) - d after 9 Ju ly 1660 - f William WOMACK - m Jane ICYLE - curator William E WAL[IJP WOOD, Jonathan - d by Feb 18011 - f [ 'll1omBB WOOD Jr - m ElizBbcth - ref WB n pSl, will dated 29 Mar 1802, codici l 19 Jan 1803 - bros Jomes (of Mont Co), Jeremiah (bis son John), Josiall - ex Andrew DONALD (of Bed Co) WOMACK, .Jane - b (24 E'ebl 1783 Va [census 11333) - d 22 June 1858 - f William KYLE - cd disease of heart -~ep by son James WOMACK :- w/o William WOMACK [ref Death bk; Locust Dottom gravestone] - [adm wm C Wl\LtuP & Robert KYLE) llOOD, Joseph - d by llpr 1816 Bot Co - ref WR C pl14, will dated 25 Hary 1814 - ch Carlos, Edward, Thomas, Joseph , Jo.mes , Hary (md STUI.L), Martha (md MOORE), Elizabeth, llnne, S"llY - Ex 6 Joseph WOODS-;-:inmes A WOODS WOHACIC, Josepb IC - b ca 1815 - d 28 July 1853 Oibrell 's Springs WOMACK - m Jane - cd intemperance - rep by mother WOOD, Julie B - b ca 1842 - d 1863 Dot Co (will, llB t p21 - f John F woon m Eliza GOODllIN - bro Thooas H WOOD, niece July Bell YATES (d/o Daniel c g Minerva t YAT"ES ) f William llOMACl, William - ca 1769 - d 26 Mar 1828 - age 59y - hfo J ane llOHl\Cl (17831858) - ref Locust Bottom gravestone WOOD see woons, Ceorce PATTEllSON, J:unes TAI'SCOTT , Laura Emmiean DILL, Capt Andrew LEWIS Jr , Clyde HaXRell KILLER, Sorah ROllLAND , Martha WILLIAMSON WOOD, female - b ca Hay 1868 - d 19 Au& 1868 - ace 3m C [PECl) (b ca 1846) - rep by &f Ed PECK f J D WOOD - m Hary WOOD, Lucile E - b 18 Oct 1910 Bot Co - d 5 Apr 1917 Bot Co - f HattbeR ["Hattie"] Emmerson WOOD (b Dot Co) - 11 Nora DcU CllLDWELL (b Craig Co) - cd measles & broncho-pneumonia - buried Mount Union ccm WOOD, Harcaret Dean - b 21 Sep 1908 Bot Co - d 19 July 1913 Bot Co - f WOOD - m Carrie DEISDEll (b Va) - buried Locust Bot tom cem - ed spinal menencitis Frnnl< llOOD , female - b 6 Nov 1917 Bot Co - d 6 Nov 1917 - f Charles WOOD (b Dot Co) - m Sa-rah H [Dilda] (BRYANT) (b Bot Co) - cd probably too much ha-rd work (by mother) in cannery WOOD , Sm:ah Jane - b 24 May 1849 - d 23 Sop 19lll Bot Co - f David CYGtR (b Va ) - m Drusilla (FIREDllDGR) (b Va) - buried Mt Union cem - cd heart Lesion - [ hus John Wesley llOOD] llOOD, Ann - d 1847 Bot Co (Will, Wl\ G p400) - f Joseph WOOD - bros g siss Thomas (his wife Sally), Edwa..:d, Joseph , Ca-r:t,os de c'd, Polly STULL, Hat:tha MOORE, James, Solly l\OWl,l\ND WOOD, Thomas - b 5 Jan 1780 Charlotte Co , Va - d 25 Mar 1849 Dot Co (will, 118 G p595) - f [Joseph llOOD ) - [ IJ2] wife S:irnh A - ch Samuel n, Mary' S, f?:ances, Sarah, F.lizahcth S ACTON, Ann F ACTON - buried Wood cem, Glen Wilton WOOD , Charles Rol lin [writtQn above is Carlos A) (unmd] - b ca 18~8 Va (cen sus 11242) - d by 14 Feb 1859 Dot Co (will, WB K p324) - f John f WOOD (d en 18116) - m (md Ill) Mary J.OONEY, (md 112 ) Eliza GOODWIN, bros s sis" , Tboinns Moore llOOD & Juliet Dol<er WOOD - Ex llillinm w l!OYIJ - Mm 13 Hay 1867 1.ewio 1.INKENllOKER WOODRIDGE , Nancy - d by 13 Oct 1807 (ch called orphn ns) - ch John (aged 10 by 13 Oct 1607) , Rebecca (b May 1799), Samuel (b Fr.b 1803) WOOD, Edward - b 6 Nov 1904 Dot Co - d 27 Feb 1916 - f A D WOOD (b Va) - m Dora (llODINSON) (b Dot Co) - buried family cem (Clifton Forge) - cd pneumonia llOODS see Mary R GIBBS, WOOD, Geor11e Pi\'ITERSON, Samuel PlffLLIPS, S:inh SRillKE"i WOODS, Andrew - b ca 1722 - d by 9 Aus 1781 - r Michael WOOOS - m Mary CAMPUELL - ref WO A pl35, will do t ed 15 Mny 17Rl, admr bond - wife Martha; ch James, Andrew, Archibald, Robert, Martha, Hnry, Elizabeth (md __ CI.OYO), Rebecca (md ~ ~LY) - ndmr Hnrthn llOOOS, Andreu WOODS, Jnmco WOODS �WOODS , Archibald - b [ca 1733) - d by 11 Dec 1783, a(!m named - f [maybe illigitimate] - ref WB A pl95, app, admr bond - wife Mary - admr Mary WOODS WOODS Arthur - b between 1747-1761 - d by 14 Sep 1773 - f [Charles WOODS] re f w~ A p42, app, admr bond - relatives , on 9 Apr 1793, his son James was declare\l to be age 21 - wife was _ PATTERSN, d/o George who named her 2 sons i n his will, Arthur 8 James - admr Georce PATTERSON WOODS, David - d by 11 Oct 1791 (son call ed an orphan) - f Michael WOODS Jr - Ann Ll\MBERT - son John (over 14) - wife Mary McAFEE 1100DS, James - d by U Nay 1797 (ch called orphans) - f [Arthur WOODS] - m [ PA'ITERSON] - ch Peg6Y, Josiah, Archibald, Polly, James, E1i1.abeth & Samuel - wife Jane (became gdn of ch) WOODS, Jane - d 3 Apr 1816 Bot Co (oral will, WB C p58) - f Edward GREEN hus Samue1 WOODS; oh Margaret, Wi1liam; gdau Demarius FLillT - other interest persons from out of the county: Richard I/ODDS , Edward WOODS g Edward GRE.EN WOODS, Michael - b ca 1716 - d by 11 Mar 1777 Bot Co (will) - I Michael WOODS - m Mary CAMP.DELL - ref WB A p75 1 will dated 29 Hay 1776; \fB A p73 !ipp; admr bond - "ife l\nne; ch Jane (md DOSTER) ; Susannah (md COWAN); Samuel, Elizabeth (md Sbepberd);-iiill iam, Macdaline (md -==-CAMPBELL); David, Martha, Sarah -liiY 2 younges t daus Ann & Mary - adnn: David WOODS WOODS, Samuel - b Dec 1811 (app, WB "Jennie" - on 12 GREEN - on 14 Jan James l Oct 1741 (baptized 15 Oc t 1741) Orange Co , Va - d by 27 B p278; division W1l B p288) - f Richard WOODS - m Janet Mar 1799 ( i n a suit) son Edward 1<a.s named - wife Jane 1812 orphand David, William, Marcaret (all under 14); WOODSON see John F COFFMAN 1100DSO'.ff Durnace Virgini a - b 21 Oec 1917 Bot Co - d 30 Dec 1917 Dot Co - f Charlie' Duff 1WODSON (b Bot Co) - m Katie M (FLORY) (b Fr Co) - buried Daleville cem - cd congenital ptc.mpegia WOODSON , Cor.a A - b 17 Jan 1675 - d 20 Sep 1875 [Bot Co) - f A[chillee A) llOOOSON - m Annie [BRUGR] - ref Old Dutch cem WOOJJS!iN, Edward Vaden - b 1 Sep 1855 J)ot Co - d 30 Aug 1917 Bot Co (cert) f A A HOOOSON (b Bot Co) - m Annie (nRUGR) (b Bot Co) - l,lu!'j.ed Fincastle cem - cd malnutrit ion (& ssph i lis) WOODSON, John Hilliam - b [23 Feb] 1853 Bot Co - d 10 l'e\1 1.854 Bot Co - f AchilleB A WOODSON - m Ann BltOGll - cd croup - rep by father - ref Olcl Dutch cem WOODSON, J,ou - b ca 181t1 Neloon Co, Va - d 29 Nov 1870 Nelson Co (Bot Co neath Bk) - age 29y - f James HRIGHT - m Judeth - cd drowned - rep by b-i-1 OCl!t'Y FELIX - hu s William 11 llOODSflll WOQUSON , Melvin Al1en - b 29 Nov 1866 Rot Co - d 25 Mar 1913 not Co - f A A iiOODSON Ch Bot Co) - m Annie Peters (BRUGH) (b Dot Co) - bur.ied Fincastle com - cd suici.do hy pi s to1. !ihot: in \>rain WOODSON , Nancy S - b ca 1823 - d 2 Apr 1845 Dot Co - ace 22y - f Renry W BOllYER - m Matilda BRECKENRIDGE - hus Willia~ M llOODSON - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone \IOOOSON, Nettie B - b 30 June 18611 - d 14 Nov 1948 Bot Co - f David A m Sarah V - hus Selma B \!DODSON - buried Daleville cem RUFF - WOODSON, Samuel - b ca 1810 Va (census #533) - d by 12 Jan 1852 Dot Co - h/o Martha A - adm Martha A WOODSON WOODSON, Selma D - b 26 Jan 1859 - d 28 July 1933 Dot Co - f A A WOODSON - m Annie F DRDGB - wife Nettie llUFF - buried Daleville cem WOODSON, William - b ca 1798 - d by 9 Oc~ 1845 Bot Co (ch called orphans) f Allen WOODSON - m Jane TAYLOR - ch Achilles, Blake, William D, Charles wife Martha G nAYTBE WOODSON, William M, Dr - b ca 1818 Rh Co ( census #1365) - d 7 Nov 1857 Farmville, Va (rep in Bot Co) - od unkn - rep by b-i-1 John Y SRANl:S - h/o Grace E SllANltS - adm Grace E WOODSON, ndm 14 Aug 1868 Wm A GLASGOI/ WOODSON , Willie E - b ca 1868 Nelson Co - d 29 Nov 1870 Ne lson Co (rep in Bot Co) - age 2y - f William R WOODSON - m Lou WRIGHT - od drowned - rep by uncle Oenry FELIX WOOOVILL'E, Mary Sophia (DAR plaque) - b oa 1797 - d 8 June 1636 - nge 39y f Col John LEWIS - w/o James L \IOODVILLE - ref Fino·a stle Presby grnvestone WOODVILLE, Sarah S - b oa 1743 - d Apr 1813 - age 70y - widow of Rev John WOODVILLE of Culpeper Co - grave Fincastle Presby cem WOODY see male DROGAN, James lterley BROGAN WOODYARD see Darriet FARLEY WOODYARD, Nora DRUGR - b [ 26 Oct 1865] - d 1§. Oct 1895 near Amsterdnm, Dot Co - f Renjamin DRUGB - m [Emeline McCLURE] - hus Dr S W WOODYARD (md 20 Apr 1892) - grave Amsterdam oem - obituary in Croniue Scrapbook /1 WOOLIDGE, female - b 21 May 1913 Bot Co - d 30 June 1913 - f J P WOOLIDGE (b Bot Co) - m Mary (SNIDER) (b Fr Co) - buried Daleville cem - cd ollio colitis 11001.SEY, William D - b [mnybe 1821] [maybe w01 D WOOLEY i.n 1850 Bot Co co:msus 111040) - d by 1'1 Sep 1857 - [h/o Mary J] - ndm Denjnmin L~CKS WORD, Cyril Ernest b co 1856 Dot Co - d 5 nee l856 - ( William E M \IOllD m llelen W - rep by father - ref Death bk; Fincastle Presby sravestone \!ORD, F.mily Messlor & WORD, llelen Early (twini;) - b Nov l81t6 f lli11iam M WORD - m Helen D - ref Fincast'le Presby 6ravestone d Dec 18116 - \/ORD, Hubert C - b July 1860 not Co - d 28 Sep 1861 - age ly 2m lld - f William F. H \/ORD - Helen D - cd chronic thrash - rep by father WORD, Minna - b ca .Jan 1858 Bot Co - d 3 Mar 1861. - age 3y 2m 20d - f William E M I/ORD - m Helen D - ctl croup - rep by father �llOllD, llilliam W (CSA) - b ca l8ltl1 Bot Co - d 30 Aug 1862 l'r Wm Co - age l7y 9m 16d - f llillirun t M WORD - m R D - cd gun shot - rep by father - crave Fincastle l'resby cem WRIGRT, Lee Anna - b 5 May 1865 Bed Co - d l7 Sep l911i - f Thomae H 1'0f,LEY (b Bed Co) - 11 Hannie (AUSTIN) (b Bot Co) - buried llillh Bridge ce111 - cd Brights disease WORLEY see WRIGD'r, Lottie Adell - b 25 Jan 1916 Beasamer, Bot Co - d 22 Feb 1916 - f Joseph K WRIGUl' (b Crates Co) - m Nillie D (TllOMl'SON) (b Bot Co) - buried Via buryinc cround - cd acute uterio intoxication WHO~LEY, Gilbert Jackson HARtcrlJIK WORLEY (or WRORLEY), Riram - b ca 1796 Va (census C241) - d by 11 Aug 1862 h/o Martha J ("Patsy") - adm Patsy llORLEV NORLEY, Patience (or Patrick) - d by 7 July 1785 (dau called an orphan) dnu Sunb llORLEY, William R - b ca 1849 Dot Co - d 5 Nov 1860 - age lly - f William Norley - cd fall - rtlP by uncle Jruaes LAC[S llOKLEY, WUlie Ddgbt - b 23 Nay 1913 Dot Co - d 1 July 19l3 - f Jobn Tyler WORLEY (b Bot Co) - m Kate Allen (BURICI10LDER) (b Bot Co) - buried family cem - cd die't'eahea NRICOT, Harvin t.e't'oy g Mary Lavenia (twins) - b 5 Dec 1912 Bot Co - d 11 Feb 1913 - f Georce II llRICRT (b All Co) - m Luella (ENSMINGER) (b Rb Co) buried Forest Grove cem - cd mnluntrition llRIG!II, Mildred (unmd) - b 31 Dec 1810 - d 4 Oct 1882 - i;rave Hill Creel< cem NRICllT, Peter - d by Dec 1793 - ref WD A p365, will dnted 12 Nov 1793, recorded Dec 17931 WB n p25 settlement - wife Jane; oh Pete't', Elizabeth (md [Alexander] SPROWL ); Macy (Ill(! [William] SHYTll); Rebecca (md [Robc't't] CINUlAD) I Thomas (his ch Jane g James); Agnes (md [Chdstophe't'] CLARt)J Jane (md _ ESTILl.); Raebel (md J>rocto't') llOR'l'U sec Otho Jackson STINNETT WRIGO'I, Sa't'ah - d by 22 Har 1816 - ref NB C p46, app HORTH, Ha't'y Susan - b 30 Apr 1870 Dot Co - d 10 Oct 1915 - f William L l'AGE (b Va) - m Ellen (REDMOND) (b Va) - bu't'ied Back Creek cem - od TB WORTZ see Ch't'istinn FRA.NTZ llRIGDTSKAN, Uoater - b ca 1820 (or 1825) - d 18 Dec 1895 Bot Co - age 75y f Jocob NOFSINGER - m Elizabeth SNIDER - hus Somuel S WRIGllTSl'IAN - bro llenry NOFSINGER - bu't'ied family cem - Cronise Scrapbook 57 WRAY see Sgt Sa.m uel BLAIR WRAY, Sarah - b ca 1838 Rb Co - d 23 Ap't' 1913 - ( Jobn (b Rb Co) - buried Lemontown cem - cd pa't'alysis HREN see Nicbolao FIRESTONE, WRICDTSMAN seo Mary Jnne Hilson DEISHER, Sarah GISll Macy E SMITll WRENN, Nancy (single) - d June 1849 - ane 22y - cd fever - 't'ef 1850 Bot Co Hort Schedule Rober1: A - d (in 1890 's ) near Eagle Rock - age 18y - re! C't'oni&c Scrapbook 57 (no date) llR.ENJI, WREN, Hilliam - d by 11 Mar 1844 (ch cal led orphans) - ch Harvey (both ovu 11.i) & Muy llRERY, Ren't'y W - b ca 1828 Alh Co - d 21 Dec 1854 - m Ma't'Y COINER - cd spinal a ff liction - rep by mother HRIGUT see WRlTE, RIGUT, Mary E DRUGR, Nannie RRUGR, Mnry Edith CADE, Samuel Sears CUMMINGS, Sampson SAWYr.ltS, Ab-.;ahnm STATLER, Lou llOODSON, Verlioda DRUMMOND, Eliza A LEMMON, Ellnora Sidney LEMON, Dr R M LEMON, llllIGD'I, Charles - d by 12 Apr 1803 (son cal led nn orphan) - son Cba't'lcs WRIGRT, George - d by 3 .June 1815 - ref wn n p453, app llRIGRT, Jul ia Francis - b 8 Dec 1866 Rot Co - d 24 Nov 1915 - f John DRITT (b Mont Co) - m Eliza (KELLY) (b Dot Co) - buried Deisher g't'aveyard - cd llenrt dropsy llRIGD'ISHAN, John - d by Sep 1810 - re( WB B p242, will doted 22 Feb 1810 ch John, Samuel , Michael, Daniel, Solomon, Hn't'y, Cbriotlna (o nome hos been m11rked out here) (md _ LOIIBE) llRIGllTSKAN, John L - b ca 1813 Va (cenaus 9761) - d by 11 Sep 1865 - f [Michael llRICDTSHAN ] - m [Snroh] - h/o F.lizobcth [l'ULl.RN] - ex Abraham DUllllMAN 111\IGDTSKAN, Malissa - b ca 1858 Rot Co - d Feb 1862 - age 4y - f J[ohn) (S is marked out) L WRIGDTSHAN - m E[lizabeth) - rep by father WRIGUTSKAN, Nicholas (single) - b oa 1787 Va - d June 1849 - cd dropsy - ref 1850 Bot Co Ho't't Schodule llRIGllTSMAN, Snrab E - b oa 1847 Bot Co - d 9 Sep 1862 - age 15y - f J[ohn] S WRIGRTSMAN - m E[lizabetb] - rep by father WRIGRTSMAN, Tecrissa - b ca 18511 Bot Co - d Feb 1862 - ase By - f J[ohn) S llRIGllTSMAN - m E[lhabeth] - rep by fnther WRITE see WRIGllT, RITE, etc; Abrahalll STATLER WYATT see Effie ELMORE llYHER sec Malissa A GRUllBS llYHF.11, Geor&e Boyd - b 24 Apr 1914 Bot Co - d 16 Mar 1917 - f Asbury WYMER (b Va) - m Hollie (GRUBBS) (b Va) - buried Fincastle cem - cd Hensle& �lfYNARD see VINYARD WYSONG, Susannah (widow) - b l'a (ca 1795 Va , census 111172) - d 23 Dec 1855 rep by s-i-1 George SBANlS - adm William E UORD (11 Feb 1856) YOUNG, Isaac (of AUil Co) - <l by June 1818 - f YOUNG - ref WB C pl23, 11111 dated 28 Oct 1811 - brs John White, Oueh , Thomas, David & others, not named, (Andre~, sis Peggy] - exr Thomas YOUNG YOUNG, Jacob - b ca 184£1 Bot Co - d 15 Sep 1854 - f Isnnc YOUUG - m Sally cd flux - rep by father YEARGIN see Sarah J FRANTZ YEATMAN, A A (male) - b aa Apr 1866 Bot Co - d 11 Apr 1867 - age 12m A YEATMAN - m Josephine - cd pneumonia - rep by father f A YOUNG, Jacob, Jr - b [ca 1810] not Co [census llat.9] - d 24 Apr 11161 - age 5ly - f Jacob YOUNG - m Margaret - cd pneumonia - 11ifc Marcaret YOUNG - adn1 James ROW'LANl> (12 Aug 1861) - m Josephine - rep by father YOUNG, Jacob, Sr - ca 1769 Pa (census /1849) - d 11 Jan 1856 - f Nicholas YOIJNG - m Barbary - cd cancer - rep by son Jacob G YOUNG - h/o Margaret - ex Samuel & Jacob YOUNG (12 Jan 1857) YONO see Mary Ann VIE YOUNG, Patrick - d by 14 Aug 1770 (ch called orphans) - ch James, Janet, Alice YONO, COTa Yelia - b 24 Dec 1887 ( Dot Co] - d 22 Aug 1913 - f John YONO (b Italy) - m Elmire (WELCH) [b Bot Co] - buried Springwood cem - cd TB YOUNG, nobert Lee - b 20 Jan 1869 Bot Co - d 22 June 1914 - f A J YOUNG (b Bot Co) - m Sarah F. (YOUNG) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood cem - cd TD YORK, Fannie - b ca 1845 Pa - d 2 Jan 1866 - cd brain fever - rep by father YOUNG, Virginia - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 9 Sep 1854 - f Jacob YOUNG Jr - m Peggy - od flux - rep by father IF.ATMAN, Minerva - b ca 1863 Bot Co - d 23 Feb 1866 - age 3y - YORK, Vina - b Pa - d Mar 1866 - f S D age 20y 3m - f S A A YEATMAN f D YORIC - m M A YOUNG, Vi.rginia E - b 15 Mar l81d1, Va - d 31 May 191'1 - f Alfred YOUNG - m Mary (BIERLEY) - buried Catawba cem - cd Brinhts disease YORK - m M A - rep by father YOST, llenry - d by 11 Sep 1804 (son called an orphan) - son Jacob (under 14) YOUNG see elizabetb CllMPBELL, Sarah A PF.EBY, Sarah M Ll:NttNROo:R, Elizabeth OAllTS, Bugh CUl'ININGf!JIM, Renry DILL, Jacob Randall JIIERLY, Melvin Bazel CRAFT, Andrew L'EMMOU, Frederick LEMMON, Jacob LEMON, John SDAFF.B YOUllG, Amnilla - b 13 Dec 1858 - adm John YOUNG, llUliam D - b ca 1899 Bot. Co - d 111 Sep 1854 - f Jacob YOlfNG Jr - m Peggy - od flux - rep by father BAMMI'r YOUllG, Charles A - b 17 Apr 1915 Dot Co - d 4 Feb 1916 - f C A YOUNG (b Bot Co) - m Albe~a (SIMMONS) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle cem - cd peretonitis ZF.'LL, Jocob - d by 13 June 1837 (ch called orphans) - ch Jacob, Jobn, llilliam (all under 14) YOUNG, David - b ca 18l16 Dot Co - d 13 Sep 1854 - f Isaac YOUNG - m Sally cd flux - rep by father ZELL, John - h 17 July 1832 [Bot Co] - d 18 Dae 1914 - f Jacob ZF.LL - m Sallie (DARGER) [b Eagle Roclt] - buried Mt Mariah cem - cd infection of urinary tract - h/o [Mary A ZELL ] YOllllG , David - b ca 1808 Va (ce nsus 1/1169) - d by 9 Nov 1857 - h/o Mary adm Somuel YOUNG ZELL, Mary A - b 23 Sep 1832 - d Feb (grave Mt Mariah Lutheran cem YOUNG, F.li?.abeth - b O<t 11:1211 Va (census 11677) - d by 15 Feb 1853 - 11/0 Jacob G YOUNG - adm Jacob YOUNG ZELL, Thomas - d by Jan 1821< - ref wn C p484 1 wilt dated 19 Apr 1823 - wife Martha; ch llenry, Be·t ey (md __ JOllNSON), Peter, Jolla, Jacob YOUNG, f'rancis J M - b ca 1846 - cd flux - rep by father ZIGLER see SIGJ.ER YOUNG, nenry YOlJNG b ca 1780 Pa d 13 Sep 1854 - f Jacob YOUNG Jr - (census 1/997) - d by 9 Feb 1852 - adm m Peggy Samuel. YOUNG, nugh - d by 9 June 1829 (cl1 called orphans) - ch llu(lb F, Mary 1 1 Sarah A, Catherine E, Isaac N - ) - w/o John ZELL (d 1914) - ZJ:GLEll, Paul - <l by Jan 1812 - ref WB n p276 , will. dated ~ Jan 1812, proved Jan 1812 - ch F:lizabeth; others not named - on 14 Jan 1812 orphan Betsy (over 14) - on 111 Oct 1822 orphan Susan (ovl!r 14) - Exs John STOVF.R, Leonard notrrz ZIHMRRMAN see Michael COON, Kote Ann llAYl.AND, Mary J:ESSLER, F.li?.obeth MURRY• Jacob Smith SLUSSER �ZIMMERMAN, inf ant - b 30 June 1915 Bot Co - d 30 June 1915 - f George ZIMMER- MAN [b Bot Co] - m Fannie (WALLIW) [b Bed Co] - buried Glade Creek cem - cd premat ure ZIMMERMA~, Sallie - d ca 1895 Presby cem - obituary in Cronise Scrapbook 18, not dated ZIMl'!ERMAN , America - b ca 1830 Dot Co - d 20 Apr 19l7 - f John MURRAY - m (Mory "Polly" O:FAIJVF.U (md 1822)) - buried Glade Creek cem - cd apoplexy [w/o Barnett ZIMMERMAN] ZIMMERMAN, Susannah - b 10 Jan 1797 - d 3 June 1876 - f [Denj111Din lF.SSLER] m [Mat:garet CLEAR] - w/o Jacob ZlMMERMAN (1799-1863) - ref Old Glade Creek craves tone Zil:!MERMAN, Andrew D - b ca 18117 Bot Co - d 25 June 1869 ZIMMERMAN - m Sally - cd measles - rep by father ZIMMERMAN , Wi l liam - b 21 Mar 1832 - d 9 Nov 187/i - f Jacob ZIMMERMAN - m Susan [KESSLER] - i;ravc Old Glade Spring cem age 22y - f Bronson ZIMMERMAN , Barnette - b 12 Apr 1828 Bot Co - d 211 July 1912 - f Jacob ZIMMP.RMAN (b Dot Co) - m Susan [KESSLER] (b Dot Co) - buried Glade Creek cem - cd paralysis ZIMMERMAN, William 11 - b l Nov 1857 Dot Co - d 17 Sep 1860 - age 2y 10m - f Bernet Zil!Mi:RMAN - m Aruerioa - od diptheria - rep by father - ref death bll; Ol d Glade Creek gravestone ZIMMERMAN, Barney - b 30 Jan 1856 - d 13 Mar 1933 - h/o Mary A ZIMMEllMAN (d 1900) - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone ZOJ,UfAN, Tieory - d by 9 Oct 1810 (dau called an orphan) - dau Betsy (over 14) ZIMMERMAN, Benjamin - b 25 Dec 1825 - d 3 Apr 1887 - ref Old Glade Creelt gravestone ZIMMERMAN, E J - b ca 1867 Bot Co - d 11. Jan 1870 Amsterdam Twsp - age 3y ln• - f Deojamin ZIMMERMAN - m M A - cd diabetus - rep by father ZIMMERMAN, l:liza - b 28 Feb 1830 - d 29 Jan 1910 - "ref Old Glade Creek gravestone ZIMMERMAN, E1izabeth - b 8 Nar 1834 Dot Co - d 13 Dec 1913 - f Cris l ey LEMAN (b Bot Co) - m [Sidney DA!tER] - buried Glade Creek cem - cd acute bronchitis - [w/o William ZIMMF.BMAN - "ref death bk; Old Glade Creel~ gravestone ] ZIMMERMAN, George ll - b 10 ~lar 1857 - d l Sep 1894 - survived by wife, son aged 6y, mother, bros B sis 9 (obituary) - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone ZIMMEBMAN, Jacob - b 27 Sep 1793 Va (census 11397) - d l May 1863 - age 69y f [William ZIM!ff:RMAN] - m [Christiana] - h/o Susannah ZIMMERMAN (1797 - 1876) - ref Old Glade Creek cravestone - adm 13 July 1863 Robert .R LUNSFORD (revoked Feb 1872 ZIMMEllMAN, John - b 25 Sep 1813 - d 6 Aug 1886 - grave Fincastle Presby cem ZIMMEllMAN, Lillian Catherine - b 8 Nov 1913 Dot Co - d 10 Oct 1913 - f George ZIMMERMAN [b Dot Co] - m Fannie E (WATSON) [b Taz Co] - buried Glade Creek cem - cd pneumonia ZIMMERMAN, Mary A - b 25 June 1857 - d 15 June 1900 - w/o Darney ZIMMERMAN ref Old Glade Creek gravestone ZIMMERMhN, Mary Aon - b 12 May 1829 - d 18 July 1896 - ref Old Glade Creek ccavestone - [Maybe illegitimate oh of a Mrs ZIMMERMAN 8 Ralpb SCllENCK men tioned but not named in OB 8 Mar 1830 ZIMMERMAN, Mary Elizabeth - b 11 Nov 185/i - d 5 Sep 1860 - age Sy Sm - f Bernet ZIMMERMAN - m America - cd diptheria - i=ep by father - ref deat h blq Old Glade Creek Gravestone �1920's HOPSCOTCH AND DOUBLE DUTCH Memories can make us happy and at the same time, very sad. When one is elderly, we seem to cherish both happy and sad memories alike. There are happy memories of years gone by, things we did as a child, things we did with our parents, followed by the joyful times with our children and their father as we watched the children grow up and wondered how we had grown so old. Remembering those years, I think about all the other people close to my age who have similar memories and wish we could share them with each other. One of my fondest memories as a child is of the happy, carefree days of summer evenings in Roanoke when after supper, the neighborhood children gathered on the sidewalks in front of their houses to play. Our parents were sitting on their front porch, visiting with neighbors and sipping sweetened ice tea. We felt loved and safe with Mother and Dad watching over us. We rode our tricycles, skated, played hide-and-seek, and played tag, always "counting out" to see who would have to be "it" for the first game. We played hopscotch drawn in chalk in front of someone's house. In the cool evening, we could be heard chanting to the rhythm of a turning rope. Jumping rope was my favorite! I remember dozens of the limericks we chanted , jumping to the rhythm of the rhyme. Who will I Marry? Rich man, poor man, Beggar man, thief, Doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief, Tinker, Tailor, soldier boy, sailor! When you missed the rope during the limerick, the word you last chanted was destined to be your mate! �We learned to jump rope very quickly while two children turned it faster and faster with: Mable, Mable, set the table Don't forget the vinegar, Mustard, salt and pepper! Each time the word "pepper" was chanted, the rope was turned as fast as the two children could manage. Your turn at jumping ended when you missed the rope. Teddy Bear Teddy Bear, Teddy Teddy Bear, Teddy Teddy Bear, Teddy Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, touch the ground, ground, ground Bear, turn around , 'round, 'round Bear, show your shoe, shoe, shoe Bear, how old are you? The "Teddy Bear" chant now required you to jump your age and then "run out" so the next person could have a turn . All this could go on for hours, changing rhymes or limericks when we grew tired of one and agreed on another. These are such pleasant memories of years past! Now, at nearly 90 years old, I go for rides to these old neighborhoods and I am saddened by how it has all changed . The growth of the area and the removal of many proud and beautiful buildings make it hard to recognize what was once a familiar neighborhood, if the place can be found at all. I realize how much I have seen and experienced in my life. I miss my husband, family and friends, now long passed. But no matter what the future brings, I know that the children of today will continue to play games with their friends and create wonderful memories just like those that are so precious to me and that make me so happy and sad all at the same time. E. Elizabeth (Libbie) Franklin Spoelma August 15, 1918 - January 26, 2009 �New Book by Max S. Thomas A new book by Max S. Thomas is just off the press. Titled THIS PLEASANT LAND: A Blue Ridge History, it is being published posthumously by Harvestwood Press. The author's daughter, Jean Thomas Schaeffer, has served as editor, compiler, and publisher of the book. This Pleasant Land is a 250-year chronological history of the border areas of Floyd , Franklin, and Patrick Counties in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwestern Virginia . The book covers an area reaching out from the epicenter where the author lived by the Blue Ridge Parkway, about fifteen miles in all directions. In the book, the author also describes going with his father in a wagon to Roanoke to sell farm-grown products at the downtown Market. The book is a local history but it is written within the context of what was happening in the outside world during the 1sth, 19th, and 20th centuries. The paperback book has about 200 pages and begins with the first settlers coming to the area. The book goes on to explain how certain events impacted the local people - events such as the American Civil War and Reconstruction, the American chestnut blight, the Great Depression, the building of the Blue Ridge Parkway, and World War I and II. The last half of the book is a collection of the author's earlier writings on a variety of topics such as early music, the language of the area, early roads, the mountain economy, country stores, old-time tools, fences, foraging , early marriages, women and their lives, photography, weather, geology, critters and maladies that caused problems, passing on, old-time medicine, and communicable diseases. One chapter tells about Sparrel Tyler Turner who represented the area in the Virginia House of Delegates and the Virginia State Senate. The book has twenty photographs, including a picture of Turner. Speaking about the manuscript he wrote, Max Thomas said , "I am a fifthgeneration descendant of the first settlers in this part of the Blue Ridge Mountains. I have lived all of my life on the same piece of land on a high plateau on the FloydFranklin County line in southwestern Virginia. Since I was a boy, I have been told stories about my ancestors and their neighbors, men anp women who came to and lived in a pleasant and rugged land during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. No matter who told the stories, they were always the same. It is also my story, for I was born in 1908 and witnessed events through most of the twentieth century, including the building of the Blue Ridge Parkway in the 1930s.... So in 1997 at age 89, I began writing this history in longhand." Jean Schaeffer has this to say about her father's book: "In publishing my father's book, I have made every effort to be true to his writing and intent. He wanted people to kn ow about the Appalachian heritage of this area, and he wanted them to understand the local history within the context of what was going on in the outside world. He knew what he had to tell was extraordinary. His was a generation that served as a bridge, beginning with the most basic way of life typical of the nineteenth century and evolving into the modern technological age of the late twentieth century. He was a farmer and �school teacher. Having lived on the same piece of land for almost ninety-three years, he was drawn to it in a way that a native will understand. Beyond that, he wanted to know all he could and studied about the area the way a scientist or historian studies. He learned from his grandparents and other people, he learned from books, and he learned from his own observations about the natural environment. He knew first-hand about the land and its people and he wrote about them continually. He was interested in everything and was blessed with an excellent memory throughout his life. He was a deep and divergent thinker, and he wrote this history the way he thought and talked like a conversation he might have had with a visitor on his back porch." 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 33, Number 4 Supplement Subject The topic of the resource Botetourt County Death Records, Sprowl-Zollman Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Fall 2009 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv33n4-Supp https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/5305/VANv33n4.pdf a979c57c0fba270eae4a4be64f62d6e9 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-$482 FALL 2009 Virginia Appalachian Notes Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke., Virginia Roanoke City Public Ubfa, �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calendar Year 2009 Area Code 540 Officers and Executive Board President Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership VAN Editor Immediate Past President VAN Editor Emeritus Karen Kappesser Pamela B. 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Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �VIR61NIA APPLACHIAN NOT£S Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. The final Board of the Southwestern Genealogical Society would like to thank all of the many members who have contributed their time, talent and treasure to the society over the years . .Jim Nelson,Membership Chairman; Karen Kappesser, P1·esident; Pamela B. Yo1mg, Vice President; Don Vaughan, Treasurer; "Babe" Fowler, VAN E.ditor Emeritus As the final Editor of Virginia Appalachian Notes, I would like to reserve the privilege of dedicating this last issue to my mother, Lois Rice Blankenship. She first taught me the Bove of reading, then she taught me the love of research. Although she invested thousands of hours in researching her own genealogy, she always had time to help others fiV»d their own family roots. I know she is rejoicing in heaven with all those she knew so intimately from her research. Lois Rice Blankenship (1937-2009), Michael Blankenship, Editor �VIRC{INIA APPLA~tilAN NOTSS Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 33 - No. 4 - Fall 2009 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records by Charles T . Burton - continued 151 �Southwestern 'Vir,ginia- geneafogical Society, 1nc.. P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, Well, this will be the last President's letter that I write. It's hard to know what to say. I am sorry that the executive board voted to suspend the operations of the society but there was no other choice. It is my hope that some interested people will step forward and restart the society. For the present we plan to maintain the bank account and continue to pay the yearly state corporate fee to keep our corporate status. Who knows what the future may hold. Our intrepid VAN editor has somehow managed to copy the rest of Charles T. Burton's Botetourt County Death Records book two pages to one page for the final issue of the VAN. And it's readable!!! However, there are too many pages to print as one issue. Consequently, the final issue will be split in two, this being the first issue with a supplemental issue to follow on its heels. We felt it was important to finish this book that we started some years ago. Hopefully, you won't mind that there is no other material in this issue. Finally, the Burton book sale was a success, in my opinion. We sold 16 books to members all across the country. I was happy to see that members outside the Roanoke area had access to his work. I'm sure it will help them in their research. Thank you for allowing me to serve as your President and Happy Hunting, Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �NEELLY, John, Dr - d by Jan 1802 - ref Ill! B plO, will dated 3 Dec 1801, codici l 4 Dec 1801 - Rel atives: - wife Sarah; others Major Robert N'EELLY Ex (Maj) Robert NEELLY N.EllCOMB, Philip - b 10 May 1833 Dot Co - d 13 ~lay 1913 - f John NBICOKD (b Va ) - m F:lizabe th (UNRUS) (b Va) - buried Fainter's cem - cd Dry gangrew (exposure in Civil War) REELLEY, Robert - d by 14 Sep 1780 - ref WB A pl23, will dated 20 Apr 1780, admr bond - wif e Ann; cb John, James , Andrew, William, Robert; adnrr Wi lliam NEWGENT see NUGENT N£ELEY, John !)RAU NEWMAN see Byrne FRAZIER, Sgt Samuel BLAIR, Mason OWENS NEIGrtllORS s ee l\icbard BANI>Y, John Thomas RIDER NEWMAN, NELL NE'llMAII, Susan (widow) - b Va - d Nar 1850 - age 70y - cd small pox - ref see narman BRUGR - d by 16 Dec 1813 (son called an orphan) - son Samuel 1850 Dot Co Mort Schedule NELLY see NEELLY, James McCONNELL (d 1821) NELMS, John Preston - b 28 Jan 1916 Va - d 28 Jan 1916 - f Sam p OELMS (b Va) - m Vircinia Bell (DUVALL) - (b Bot Co) - buried Mount Uni on Cem - cd Extreme larne head , pr emature NE'l.SON see Prances Nelson GlllTY (colored); Jobn Girty (color ed) URI.SON, Eliza Jane - b l Nov 1836 Fincastle - d 18 May 1916 - f John H rRICE (b Pr Ed Co) - m Eliza (RUDISILL) (b Fincastle) - bui:ied Fincastle Presby Cem - cd heart fail ure NELSON, Eliza Price - b ca 1852 Fi ncastle - d 16 Mar 1853 - f Robert B NELSON - m Hartba S - cd i nf lamation of brain - rep by father NEWTON, infant - d by 13 Apr 18811 - m Eliza NEWTON - cd killed by mother or (lrandmother or both - ref Inquest papers NICELY see n!ISLt:Y, Peter CIRCLE, Georcia NEWCOMB, Myrtle DUDDING, Peter NF.WCOMll, Serena J SMITn NICELY, Elizabeth - b 1823 Dot Co - d 29 Mar 1913 - f don't know - m don't know (b Va) - buried Bethel ccm - cd old a&e NICELY, Geor&e Washini;ton - b 10 Feb 1850 All Co - d 30 Jan 1915 - f Jacob NICELY - m Annie (DEACON) - buried Gala Water cem - cd TD NICELY, Harriet Martba - b S Feb 1848 - d 7 Har 1915 - buried Gala Cem - cd TB NELSON, Ibeodosia E - b 1865 - d 10 Sep 1908 - w/o E a NELSON - ref Estle Rock Bapt is-t cem 'REVILLE see Mary CARPER, Christian LEMMON NEVrLLE, Georce (unmd) - b 22 Oct 1821 Fincastle, (or 1823) (census g1289) d 22 J ul y 1855 Fi ncastle - f John NEVILLE - m Mary - cd dyspepsia - rep by b-i-1 Daniel Al!Ml:N - Ref Death bk ; Fi ncastle Presby gravestone - Ex Willinm A GLASGOW 8 Dlllliel AMMEN N£VILLE, John - b 12 Dec 1773 Fr ederick Co, Va (census 111289) - d 17 Feb 1856 - cd old age - rep by a-i-1 Daniel AMHEN - ref Death bk; Fincastle Presby gravestone - adm Daniel AMMER (10 Nar 1856) NICELY, Boward Benjamin - b 30 July 1912 Va - d 29 Oct 1912 - f nenjamin Franklin 111'.CELY (b Va) - m Cecil (GIVENS) (b Va) ~ buried Oriskany - cd cholera infantum NICELY, James Franklin - b co 1859 Va - d 23 Dec 1912 - f Jackson NICELY (b Va) - m Bettie DOWNEY (b Va) - buried Oriskany cem NICELY, Nora Wallace - b 18 Oct 1911 Va - d 20 Sep 1913 - f William J NICELY (b Va) - m Mary (CRAJ'T) (b Va) - buried Oriskany cem - cd acute intestinal infection NICELY , Polly - b ca 1821 sumption - rep by mother d li Mny 1853 - f John NICELY - m Nancy - cd con- N'EH see Willi am REE)) NICEWONGER see Peter CIRCU:, Wi lli am REED NF.WCOMil see Rut h Vi:rcinia llHAUClllMAN, Jennia VANNESS, Lelia llODINSON NICDOLAS , George - d by AUG 1812 - ref \ID D p295, will dated 25 Jan 1812 wife [Nancy] tum; ch not no med 1 oll miners - admX Nanc.Y NlCDOLAS <widow & relict) NY.WCOMn , Catheri ne - b 19 June 1855 Bot Co - d 28 June 1913 - f Phi.lip NEWCOMD (b Rb Co) - m Nancy (SLONE) (b Rb Co) - buried fain t er' s cem - cd heart disease mmcmra , Geor c ia - b 1868 Bot Co - d 13 Apr 19lli - f James NICELY ( b not Co) - rn Elizabeth (NICELY) - buried BC!thel Cem - cd TB - w/ o John Nl':WCOHD ll EWCOMll , l'etor - b 17 Aug 1898 Dot Co - d 12 J uly 191 7 - f John NEWCOMll (b WV) - m Ceorcia (NICELY) (b (Bot Co)) - buried Bet he l cem - cd TB NICHOLAS, Val R - b - d 17 Hoy 1915 NC cem - cd petropharyngial abscess f J 11 NICHOLAS - buried Saulsbury, NICKEL / NICCELS s ee Hollie D K:EJ,t.EY, Ora Rufus l:ELLEY NININGER see Joseph KESSLER, William N l:F.SSLER, Osker F llNZIE, Adeline r .llYKllN �NllUNGt.1\, l\nna Mnriab - b 7 July 1850 - d 12 l\ug 1919 - f Robert m l\nn M- hus Benjamin F NININGER - buried Daleville Cem I\ DENTON - NINJNGER, ncnjamin F - b 26 Jan 1846 - d 6 Aug 1924 !lot Co Heir list (WD 4 p13 - wife Annn Mari.a U£N'f0N; ch E IC (b ca 1866); Lull FRANTZ (b ca 1876); & n (I> ca 1878); tstelle LONG (b ca 1884); Hary NEWBILL (b ca 1886); R R (b ca 1891 ): Gladys CALDllRLL (b ca 1889); Goh Barbara SllJ\FER (b ca 1913); - buried Daleville cem NININGER, Sarah S E (sincle) - b ca 1858 - d 14 Nov 1862 llot Co Death Dk f Caleb G NININGER - m Eliza TROUT NOBLES see Cotleab 8£1\R NOELL see Elizabe1:h D HA'!SON, Ethel Noel ODENSllAIH, Louise OBF.NSnAIN NOELL, Frederick - b ca 1833 Va (census 01060) - d by 13 l\ug 1866 - f John G NOELL - m Elizabeth - adm John G NOELL NININGER, Caleb - b 27 Nov 1829 Va - d 13 Dec 1915 Dot Co - f Peter NININGER (b Va) - m Lydia (CISll) (b Va) - buried Daleville Cem - cd apoplexy - wife [Eliza I\ TRENT] NOEL, William Oalbert - b 23 Au n 1913 Dot Co - d 7 Apr 1915 - f W Taylor NOEL (b Rb Co) - m Dallie Dell (TOLLEY) (b Dot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd pneumonia NININGER, Chl:i.stian - b ca 1767 - d Feb 1838 !lot Co (will wn E p864) - one 70y llm - h/o Elizabeth SNIDER (d 18l1S) - t'ef Daleville gravestone - ch WU 1iam, Peter, Ch'C'istion, (Catherine] (md Martin GAIJBY); George, David S, [Susannob] (md Daniel KESSLER) - NOFfSINGFll see Elizabeth llAHILTON, John UIN!R, l'cter nnnm, Eliza L1NKENTIOKER, Catherine NACE, Eliza PAINTEll, Lucy A ~ERN , Mary T ll:SSLER, Virginia Nofsing~r STYNE, William Robert STYNE, Sallie ~ TAYLOR, NININGER, Elizabeth - b 3 June 1770 - d 5 Sep 1845 (Dot Co) - age 75y 3m 2d - f Peter SNIDER - w/o Christian NININGER (d 1838) - ref Daleville gravestone NOFFSINGER, male [Rowm:d] - b 15 May 1912 [Bot Co] - d 8 Mu 1914 - f Claude David NOFFSINGER [b Bot Co) - m Bertha Lee (HILIJELM) [b Bot Co] - buried Zions Hill Cem - cd pneumonia NININGER, Georae C - b ca 20 June 1859 Bot Co - d 17 Apt' 1861 Bot Co Death lllt - aGe iy 9m - f Georce II NININGER - m Mary (ENGLE] - cd diptheria - rep by father NOFFSINGER, Charlotte J - b ca 1816 Bed Co - d 1 July 1866 - age SOy - f [SMITH ) - m (Elizabeth) - cd of 1<omb - rep by hus William NOFFSINGF.R - also death notice in Rke Tlimes for 13 July 1866 NININGER, Jacob - b ca 1798 Va (census #1519) - d by 11 Jan 1864 Dot Co (will) - f Christian NININGER - m F.lizabetb SNIDER - wife Dl Elizabeth J:'ESS1,ER; ch Georce II, Eliubetb 8 Mary S; wife 1!2 Hrs Mariah ( ) MOODY - WB IC 1805 - l.<Jnd partitioned to Mary S Z'IHMl:RMAN, George W NININGER, 8 Eliza RINEnART - adm Madison H SllITZER NOFFSINGER, David - d by 29 Oct 1831 (inv ordered) Dot Co - ref WB E p252, se ttl ement (WD E p437) - adm Christian MOOMAW - h/o Polly - his heirs: John C GISO, Christian ll MOOMAW, Deary FRANTZ, John llOUTZ NININGER, Jacob Frantz - b 1861 - d 1866 Bot Co - f Christian G NININGER - m Nannie E f!l~NTZ - buried Daleville Cem NOFFSINGER, David - b ca 1800 Va (census 01170) - d by 9 June 1862 - f [Peter NOFFSINGER] - m [Macy PETTINGER) - h/o Catherine llONTZ - Ref HB L p341, settlement of estate to ch: Willirun, Susan SnflNK, Hary DEISHER, John, Sarah RUFF, lletty KINZEY, Gcorce g Rufus - Adm William NOFFSINGER NININGER, Hariah - b ca 1821 - d ca 1888 Bot Co (will) - f J - m B - lst hus 2nd hus Jacob NININGER - in will named her Moody heirs - f Mathias SNTIJER - m Eliza he th - cd bronchi tis - rep by son nenry NOFl'l!IGER -~ MOODY, NININGER, Newton (single) - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 15 May 1856 Bot Co Death bk - f George H NININGER - m Hacy ENGLES - cd hooping cough - rep by father NININGER, Ora L E - b 4 Dec 1658 Bot Co - d 14 Nov 1862 Bot Co Death Bk a5e 4v Om 20d - f Caleb G NININGER - m Eliza [TROUT] - cd d iptheria - rep by father 1ffNINGP.R, 0Rcar - b 1875 - buried Dolevil l e Cem d NININGER, Peter - b ca l80u NtNtNGF.H - m Eli 1.aheth SNIOER Wi11'am r mJFF, Sallie COO N): Lula DENTON ; Sarah dec'd ( her MOOMAW) 1875 Bot Co - f Caleb G NININGER - m Eliza TROUT d 1890 Bot Co wil l (WB p p402) - f Christian - wife Lydia C lSR; ch El ilia dee' d {her ch William G; ll F; Christian ; Edward; JG; CG; ch C N RUFF, Netti WOODSON, Lula DOVE , Susie NININGER, Sarah K (single) - b ca 1633 Va - d Dec 1849 - age 16 - f Jacob NlNINGnR - m Eliz3beth KESSLEft - cd St V Dance - Ref i850 Bot Co Mon Schedule NOFFSINGER, Elizabeth - b 1 Juno 1787 Bot Co - d 9 Au& 1969 Bot Co - age Bly - w/o Jacob NOFTSINGER - buried Noffsinger ccm on "220 s. of Fincastle NOFFSINGER , Ellen Sidney - b 17 Jan 18110 - d l Oct 1893 - f [Oliver Cf\1.LAGllAN] - m [ Elvira llTLF.'Y] - w/o llilliam NOFFSINGER - crave Fincastle l'r eshy crm NOFTSINGER, Gertrude - b 10 Jan 1902 Bot Co - d 3 Aue 1913 Bot Co - f Chnrlen Wi lliams NOrfSJNGER (b Sot Co) - m Snrah Eli?.abcth (CRAt'T) (b Dot Co) buried Andrews Chape l Cem - cd diptheria NOFSINGER, Crace - b ca Au s 18~8 - d 18 June 185!1 - nee ! Om - f Snmuel NOfSINGl:."R - cd dis. bowels - rep by father NOFFSINGER, nannah - b ca 1803 F'kln Co - d 2 Sop 1867 - ai;e 63y - f Jncoh NAFF - m Elizabeth STOV1':R - eel consumption - rep by hus Peter NOHSlllGF.R buried Noffsinse r cem on i/220 S of Finc:-islle NOFFSI!lGER, llannah V - b 26 Dec 1827 Oot Co - d 6 Apr 1913 not Co - f Oavid llOFF (b Va) - l'1 M3ry ( UN7.TF.) (b V11) - hurl eel l\P:\r.tPrS Cem - C!I ccrcbre 1 tsorbolisn, nrlc:rio Sc1 cro~i o - huo Peter !IOFFSINCF.R �NOFSINGER, Oenry - b 26 Jan 1826 Bot Co - d 11 Sep 1914 Bot Co - f Jacob NOFSINGER (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (SNID£R) (b Bot Co) - cd old age & senility NORTO, G P - b 14 June 1854 - d 25 Nov 1919 - h/o Lucy NORTll - &rave Amsterdam Cem NORTn, Lucy - (no dates &iven) - w/o G P NOR'l'TI - erave Amsterdam cem NOFSINGER, Jacob - b 11 Nov 1782 - d 21 Jan 1873 - f Peter NOFFSrNGER - m Salome - wife Elizabeth [Sl'IIDER] (1 June 1781- 9 Aug 1869) - buried family cem E of #220 S. of Fincastle llOFSINGER, James - b ca 1835 - d 16 Apr 1895 Bot Co - age 60y - f Isaac NOFFSINGER - m Elizabeth M NACE - ch Mrs EVANS, Rev John E NOFSrNGER, t 2 other sons who work for N&W ; a sis Mrs John WMORGAB - ref obituary in Fi ncastle llerald for 11 (is oircle<l) Apr 1895 NORVILL, James - d by June 1812 - ref WB D p31t. , t.25, app & sale - Admr Yount; NORVILL NORVILL, Thomas - d by Sep 1812 - ref WB D p303, will dated 22 June 1812 ch Rebeccab, Elizabeth, Nancy, Younc, Samuel, John, Ilugb, Thomas, William Exr Young NORVELL NORWELL see NORVILL NOFrSINGER, Joel (unmd) - b 11 Feb 1812 Bot Co - d l Oct 1857 Bot Co - f Jacob NOFTSINGER - m [El izabeth SNIDER) - cd typhoid fever - rep by father buried family cem !!! of l/220 S of Fincastle NORWOOD, Thomas lJill - b 18 Aue 18111 Richmond, Va - d 23 Nov 1917 - f Rev William NORWOOD (b NC) - m Winifred (llILL) (b NC) - buried Richmond Va Com - cd Valvela! heart disease NOFSINGER, John E - b ca 185t. , Bot - d 1 May 1855 - f Samuel NOFTSWGER - m Mary E JOPLING - cd convulsion - rep by father 1lOWLAND, - d by 11 May 1773 (son called an orphan) - son James NOFSINGER, Joseph - d by Sep 1815 - f Jacob NOFFSINGER m Susan STONER ref WB C p4, «ill dated 11 Aug 1815 - wife Betsy; ch not named , ' 'my son John NOFSINGER - On 10 Sep 1816 orphan Susanna (over 14) NUGEll'I' see Jacob MIFFORD NOFFSINGER, Maria - b 2 Mar 1828 Bot Co - d 26 Jan 1913 - f Jacob NOFFSINGER (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (SNIDE'R) (b not Co) - buried near Fincastle - cd bernoThage NYE see George DE/IL NOFSINGER, Mary - b 22 Dec 1829 - d 9 ApT 1909 NOFSDlCEB - grave Haymakertown cem f [ PETTINGER) - w/o Peter NOFFSINGER, Hary E - b ca Jan 1865 not Co - d l July 1866 Bot Co - aee ty 6m - f Samuel NOFFSINGER - m Mary JOPLING - cd flux - rep by father NOFTSlllGF.R, Nancy (unmd) - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 2t. Dec 1858 - age 25y - f Jolm NOFTSINGER - m [Susann ah GISB) - cd not known - Tep by bro Peter NOE"rSINGE'R NUGENT, Richard - d by 8 June 1790 (son called an orphan) - son John NYSONGER see NICEWONGER, William REED OAll.EY see ~lancbe E STULL, male STULL, Crystal STULL OATY, Elizabeth Rebecca - b 17 June 1832 (Bot Co marked out) Va - d 31 Dec 1912 - f Lewis Heritto 01\Tt (b Bot Co, marked out) (b Va) - m Levinia (RAYTllE) (b Bot Co marked out) (b Va) - buried llaymakertown Cem - cd La Grippe Peter - b 27 Aue 1808 - d 9 Sep 1885 - f [Jacob NOFSINGER] - m [ !!!lizal>eth SNIDER] - wi.(e Aannah NAFF - buried family cem E of 11220 S of Fincastle OBENSHAIN see Mary Ann DEEL, John AEllF.'IT, Daniel CAMPBELL, II 0 BECmE!l, William Oarvey BURGER, Catherine Ellen DURNS, Wesley DEEL, Martha Pauline FELLERS , Ja~es A GRl\YlllLL, Mary Gll/\YlllLL, Dr P C GRAYBILL, El.len OARRIS , Maria L AONTS, Oreaa X:ESSLER , William N JCESSL'ER, Clara Edna PAXTON, Charl es D ROCIC, Ann ie Louise SMITD, John David SMITll, Phebe Obenshain BOSSERMAN, Jobn W BOSSERMAN, Joseph BOSSERMAN, Micbnel FESTLER llOFTSINGF:n, Sarab N - h ca 1829 - d 29 Jan 1853 - f John NOFTStNGER - m Suoun [GISR] - cd breast complaint - rep by mo ther OBENSAllIN, female - b "30 AU (l 1857 Bot Co - d 30 Aug 1857 Dot Co OBENSllAIN - m Matilda (or Mnlindn ) - cd unkn - rep by fai:her NOFFSINGER, William - b 16 Jan 1806 - d 5 Mar 1896 - f Joseph NOFFSINGEll - m Eliznbeth - h/o 111 Charlotte J SMITn, 112 Ellen S CllLLAGAAN - grave l'i.ncestle Presby Cem OBF.NSllllIN, female - b ca 1857 Dot Co - d 20 Alli! 1857 Do t Co SAAIN - m Nancy J FELURS - cd flux - r. ep by fat her ~IOFSlNGER , NOFFSINGEJI, WU liam Abraham - l July 1826 Va - d 17 Jan 1913 llot Co - f llbrahnm NOFl'SlHGEl1 (b Va) - m Elizabeth ( Ff:RRALL) (b Va) - buried Lithia Methodist Cem - cd isoncTal debility NORBORNE, - d by 14 May 1776 (dau called an orphan) - dau Mory f f Peter M David C ODF.N- ODENSllAIN, female - b 1 Jan 1857 Dot Co - d 1 Jan 1857 Bot Co - f David (or Daniel) D OBENSllAIN - m Mary E - rep by father OBf.NSAAIN, Ann E - b ca 1827 Bed Co - d 211 Dec 1858 Bot Co - age 31 - f [Thomas HAJlllY] - m [Ruth llAI.t.EY) - cd pneumonia - rep by hus Samuel ODENSllllIN Jr - g~ava Mill Creek Cam �OllENSHl\Ill. Allthony - b ca 1817 !lot Co (census li49 5) - d 3 May 1857 Bot Co f Peter OBENSRl\IN - m [Christiana BECKNER) - cd cancer - rep by wife [Evel"ine ) Ann ODENSRAIN - adm Jobn S BECKN£R 8 Newton SWITZER OUENCHATN , Kyle D[oyis] - b ca 18ltl1 Dot Co - d 13 Oct 1862 Bot Co - a6e 18y 3m - f Jacob ODENCfll\l'N - m Mary [ODENCOA!N] - cd shot at Goineu Nill - rep by father 01\F.NSHAIN, Cary B (CSI\) - b 14 June 1833 Bot Co - d 15 July 1915 Bo t Co - f William OBENSHAIN (b Bot Co) - m Susan (ODE'NSnAIN) (b Dot Co) - buried Mill C1:eek Cero - cd carcinoma of face & stomach & o l d age ODENSDAIN, Lewis T (CSA) - b (ca 1814) - d [1877 ) Va - f [ Doniel OBENSHAIN ) - m [ llannab MARQUAllT] - grave ttill Creek Cem OBF.NC:RAIN, Christiana - h ca 1791 not Co - d 7 Apr l!\70 Buchanan Precinct aae 79y - f John BECKNER - m Susan - c(I old age - rep by hus Petet: OllENCUAIN OBENCHAIN, Daniel - b ca 1832 Va (census #1746) - d by 13 Oct 1862 not Co C William OBENCllAIN Jt: - m Susan OBENCnl\IN - Ex Peter & Walton ODENCllAIN OBENCnl\IN, David - b ca 1807 (cen sus 11967) - d by 13 Aug 1850 Bot Co - f Daniel OBENCBAIN - m Aannab MARQUART - adm Samuel OBENCnAlN -· ~ "'l tr.:. ODENCRllIN, Edward J - b ca 14 Jan 1 843 Bot Co - d 25 Sep 1861 Bot Co - 18y Sm 1ld - f reter OBENCHAIN - m [ Malinda ODENSlll\IN) - cd typhoid fever - r ep by rather OBENSRl\I"N I Emza Ann - b Oct 184 l - d l3 Apr 1842 Bot Co - f nenry - m Hartba [ llAGENS ] - ref Old Dutch cem s OBENSllAIN, Louise - b 16 Oct 1912 linden, Bot Co - d 27 Feb 1913 Bot Co - f Uufus Z OUENSllAIN (b Bot Co) - m Ethel (NOELL) (b Ded Co) - buri.ed Covin(lton cem - cd don't know [pneumonia) OBENCIJAIN, MaTtho - b 19 Nov 1798 Louisa Co, Va - d 10 Dec 1866 Bot Co - ai;c 70y - f [TOLER ) - cd old age - rep by son '1illiam F ODENCllAIN - 11/0 Samuel ODENCll.AIN - adm bond 13 Dec 1869 wm F ODENCIIAIN OBENCllJIIN, MaTtbn Jane - (b co 1840, mat"ked out) b ( 12 Nov 1839) - d 10 Oct 1855 Bot Co - aae 15y - f (Jacob OBf.NCRl\IN] - m [ Mary ODENClll\IN] - grave Obenshain Cem (ca s t of Mill Creek Cem OBENSHAIN, MARY D - b ca 1849 - d 27 Aug 1888 Bot Co - ace J9y - 11/0 F D OBENSHAIN - erave Haymakertown Cem OBENSlll\rN ORENSHAIN, E~hel Noe l - b ca 1875 - d 22 Jan 1913 Bot Co - f Ground [or Granville] NOEL (b Va) - m [Mary] Sue (TOLLY) (b Va) - buried Covi n g ton Cem - cd TB - ( 11,'o Rufus Zi.mmenoan ODENCUAIN Sr) OB V.NCRAIN. George W - h ca 1808 Bot Co - d 23 Nov 1868 Dot Co - age 60y - f [GP.orge OBENCRAIN ] - [Mary TAYLOR] - rep by wife [112] Harearet [Moore) OBENCllAIN OBENCHAIN, Isabel - b ca 1849 Bot Co - d 26 Mar 1854 Bot Co - f John OBENCHAIN - m Lucinda SMTTB - cd s carlet f ever - rep by fa ther 0111\NSRAIN, J William s ee William O ODENSllAIN, Jacob 0 - b (25 June 1 767] - d 4 May 1883 , Bot Co (1<ill, WB O p112 - f [Samuel OBENSllAIN ) - m [ Pheobe TAYLOR) - [wife Mary Paulina ODENSnAIN (d 1 fi7 ~ )) - ch Emeline , J oel B, Katy BURGER (dec 'd); David C; gch Allen R OEt'L, Hartha J TOLLY, Mary Sus an TOLLY ORENSRAIN, James T - b 2 Apr 1852 - d 30 Sep 1890 Bot Co - f [ Samuel OBENSllAIN ] - m ( Elizabe th A nARDY ) - h / o Theodosia [GRAYULL] - grave Hill Creek rem OUF.NSllAfN, Joel 0 - b 1842 - d 1892 Bot Co - f [J acob OBENSHAIN) - m [ Mary OllENCllAIN ] - [h/o Hny A OBENSTIAIN] - r:rav e Mill Cnelt Cem OBENSRAIN, Mary M C - b ca 1858 - d 4 Aug 1882 Bot Co - age 211y - f [John p TffRJISllER] - m [fl U ll] - w/o Harcuc E ODENSRAIN - i;rave Hill Greek Cem OBENCllAIN, Matilda fl - b ca 182l1 (or en 1829] Bot Co [census 0968] - ct Aur; 1867 Bot Co - oce l13y - f Jacob SllANJl:S - m Hary [ROWLAND) - cd consumption rep by hus l'eter H ODENCIJAIN OBENSHAIN, Matthew ( 1) ( CSA)? - d cra ve not Co - f [ Daniel ODf.NSllAlN ) - m [ Hannah MARQUART) - grave Mi 11 Creek Cem - [llote: he was named in fa th er ' s wil l dated 15 Hor 1861) OBr.NSRl\IN, Mollie [E] - b 15 Mar 1835 Bot Co - d 12 Nov 1913 Dot Co - f Philly (circled, John is written ilbovc] SPICAL (b Rb Co) - m [ Anna FTRElll\UGll) (b Rb Co) - buried Mil l Creek Cem - cd cancer of ri6ht eye 8 brain - [w/ o Cary ll ODEHSllAIN ) OBENSRl\IN , Myra Beatrice - b 4 flu e 1872 - d 31 May 1900 Bot Co - f z T 0!11'11 SHA IN - m Jennie H TllRASllER - crave Hil l Creek cen ODENSllAIN, Peter - d ca 1880 Bot Co (settleoent) - f (Sam11e l OntllSllAJN) - n [Phoebe TAYLOR] - other relatives 7 shares I . MaTy (C'tl M GRAY!ll l.I .): 7 . Phochr Cr.id John DOSSF.RMA!I) : 3. Harcarct (rnd S ilas EODY ) ; 11. f\nn DRUDAl':F.R; 5 . J D: (I . Anthony•s ch A II t Luther; 7 . Sus:m'3 r.h Oaniel P, Cary n, C n, Amancla (mil .lames FERGUSON ) , lletty (md lt:iucl n:nCUSON ), Chr1stiana l'f.ARCY~ Amc nica 1.0Cl':ETT, A(lntha 1'0\IEl.1, , 8 Vircinia NOHSJNGEI\ ODENSllA fN, John S - b I Sep 1850 Bot Co - d 7 Apr 1917 Bot Co - f Peter OBE'NSAAIN (b Bot Co) - ~ Malinda [OBF.NSHAIN) (b Bot Co ) - h/o Nannie J {SIFFORD) - ~ur1ed Xi1l Creek cem - cd TB of lungs & broncho pneumonia, etc ODf.NCOAI!I, Phil ip - b '' Oc t 11!10 Bot Co (census 1:717) - d lli Oct ;II(,] !10 1 ro - age 5/1y - f (Rineholt ODF.NCll/\JN] - m [Mory IHJ/lTT) - cd consu:-:r t i o n - r" P by l<ife llann:ib [SNlnll\) ODENCllAIN - cr;wc Mi t 1 Crcl' k C•m - Ad1:1 John l\HHOll (10 Nov 1862) OBENSHAIN, ~yle C - b 16 Oct 1860 - d Apr 1844 Bot Co - f Aenry S OBENSAAIN - m Martha (RACtNSl - ref Old Dutch Cem ODENSllAIN, Philip - d Sep 11325 !lo t Co (\ID 0 p1119) - f rtli~cholt OllEllSlll\ ltl ) wife Sally �OBENCHAIN, Rbinholt - b ca 1773 (or 1776) Pa (census #1797) - d 12 June 1859 Bot Co - age 86y - f [Rineholt OBENCHAIN) - cd old age - rep by neph ew Daniel OBENCHAIN - h/o Mary OBENSHAIN - Ex Jacob OBENSHAIN (11 July 1859) OBENSDAIN, Rusal Coolt - b 18 July 1908 Rite City - d 18 Aug 1917 Bot Co - f Clark OBENSHAIN (b Bot Co) - m Pearl (COOK) (b ~ke Co) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd accidential drown;i.ng by fallin in creelt OBENSRAIN, Samuel - b ca 1756 [Austin says 13 Jan 1749] - d by [6) July 1824 Bot Co - f [Reinholt OBENCHAIN] - ref WD c p562, will dated 17 Sep 1821 - oh Daniel, William, Betsy ( md John LEFFLE); Polly dec'd (md John GRAYBILL); John, Peter, Thomas, Nancy (md James FISHER); Jacob . Goh: Samuel LEFFLE, Samuel OBENSHAIN (of Daniel); Feba LEFFLE, Feba OBENSIIANE (of Peter); Feba FISIIER, Fe~! OBF.NSBANE (of Thomas); George GRAYllILL, Andrew GRAYJ!ILL, Nancy GRAYlJILL. Ex William, Jacob 8 Peter OBENSBANE - [wife was Pboebe TAYLOR d 16 Jan 1820J OBRIAN, Virginia F - b ca 1853 Dot Co - d Oct 1856 - f Anthony ODIUAN - m Mary - cd liver complaint - rep by father OCRELTREE, Michael - d by June 1799 - ref HB A p511, will dated 11 May 1799 - wife Elizabeth; bros 8 sisr not named [see Chalkely's V II plll, no siss 8 only 1 bro Mathew] - others Rev wm BALDRIDGE OGDEN see M DODSON OGDE.N, James B - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d llpr 1862 - age 9y - f Anthony OGDEN m Ellen - cd diptheria - rep by father OGDEN, Johll R - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d Oct 1867 - age 17y - f II R OGDEN - m Ellen - cd brain fever - rep by father OBENSHAIN, Samuel - b 8 Dec 1798 Va (census #749) - d 27 Feb 1864 Bot Co - f lPhilip OBENCHAIN) - m [Sally) - h/o Martha TOLER (d 1868) - grave Mill Creek cem - see his >1ill WB K p852 - adm Alexander J OBENSBAIN (9 May 1864) OGLE see Edward McDONALD OBENSHAIN, Samuel - b 28 Sep 1812 - d 4 June 1890 Bot Co - f [Daniel OBENCBATR] - m [Bannah MARQUllRT) - grave Hill Creek Cem - [h/o Anne E HARDY g Lucy E HALLEY) OLD, Caroline R - b 27 Aug 1832 - d 5 July 1900 - w/o Madison A OLD - grave llogan-Old Cem (Little Catawba) OBENSHAIN, Samuel - b 10 July 1842 Bot Co - d 10 July 1914 Bot Co - f Jobo OBENSHAIN (b Bot Co) - m Lusinda (SMITH) (b Dot Co) - buried Troutville cem - [h/o Sarah A S (DEISHER) OBENCBAl;N, Sarah ["Sally" ) - d by 14 APT 1856 Dot Co - [w/ o PhiliI> Oll:ENSBAIN (d 1825)) - adm Samuel OB'F.NCIIAIN OilENSIJA!N, Sidney J - b 23 Jan 1863 - d 7 May 1885 Bot Co - f Salll\lel OBENSHAIN - m Lucy [llAJ,UIT] - grave Mill Creek cem 011ENCHAil'i, Susannah (widow) - b ca 1813 Bot Co - d 8 June 1869 Bot Co - age 56y - f D!llliel DECKNJIB - m Hannah [GROSS] - rep by son Samuel C OBENCHAIN adm bond 13 Sep 18651 Sheriff JOllNSON - [w/o William OBENCHAIN Sr] OBENCHAIN, Viola Elena - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 5 Dec 1854 Bot Co - f Anthony OBENCBAIN - m Ann [BECJnfER] - rep by father OBENSHAIN, William (or J Wil.liam) - b [ca 180L1] - d 14 Jan 1866 Bot Co (WB 0 plo38 - f [Daniel OBENSHAIN] - m ( Hannah MARQUART] - [wi fe Susan Ollf.NSIJllIN] ch Christiana PERCY, Daniel, Cary B, Amanda FERGUSON, Virginia NOFfSINGER, he i r s , America LAKES , Agatha POWELL's hejrs, Ilarvey, nett;' VF.RGUSE'N OBENCnAIN, William - b ca 1780 Va (census !11712) - d by 10 .July 1854 Rot Co f [ S:unuel ORENCRAIN) - m [Ph<>he 'l.'AYLDn) - h/o 1/1 Hrs Sarah (WARNER) FESLER; 112 Susanna DECICNRR - adm Peter OBENC!IAIN OBENSlllllN, Z[achari ah) T[aylor] - b 25 July 1846 - d 9 July 1900 Bot Co - f [Samuel OlleNCllAIN] - m [Amt~ E AARDY] - g-r:ave Mill Creek cem O' Slli llN, 'J'en:ence - b ca 1812 Ireland (census 111136) - d by 8 Sep 1851 - adm J aco!> f\ llf\Nl':Y OLD see OLDS, Virginia M l.l:l10N OLD, Charles (widower) - b ca Feb 1788, Dinwiddie Co, va (census /11566) - d 21 Apr 1659 - age 7ly 2m 7d - cd dropsy - rep by son Thomas J OLD - ll/o Mary W - E:x 8 Au8 1859 Thomas J OLD & (June 1870) OLD, Charles Edwsrd - b ca Feb 1857 Bot Co - d 25 June 1858 - f Madison A OLD - m Caroline R - cd flux - rep by father OLD, Edward - d by June 1619 - Ref WB C pl98, will dated 26 July 1815 - wife Elizabeth; ch James, Nancy (md IJEAD); Elizabeth, Charl es, Anderson, Luellen (male); Benry, l'attersoiligdau Elizabeth EPPS (d/o son Patterson OLDS) OLD, Madison A - b 4 Mar 1626 - d 19 Jan 1908 - h/o Caroline R OLD - grave Hogan-Old cem (Little Catawba) OLD, Mary W - b ca 1792 Dot Co (census 111566) - d 28 Oct 1656 - f [Joseph SNODGRASS] - cd disease of the kidney - rep by hus Charles OLD OLDS see Johll K RllDER OLDS, S[amuel] T - d by 13 Apr 1927 - [t<ife Bessie (l,AVE'NDF.R)] - cd suicide - ref Inquest papers OLD, Susan C - b 7 Nov 1845 - d ca 1929 - w/o Thomas J OLD - grave Hogan-Old cem (Little Catawba) OLO, Thomas J - b 25 Sep 1630 Dot Co - d 29 Aug 1917 - f Charles OLD (b Bot Co) - m (WALDREN) (not llnown) - buried llaymakertown cem has been marked out 3 Bogan-Old cem (Little Catawba) writ ten above - cd arterio SC1!:£BSis - h/o Susan C OLD OLD, Vera M - b 26 June 1906 Bot Co - d 8 Dec 1915 - f Sam. T OLD (b Dot Co) - m l)essie L (Ll\VENDIDl) (h Bot Co) - bur Raymakerto= Cem - crl dipthei;ia �OLOSllOE , Jacob - d by J uly 1795 - t'ef WB A p~Ol, app OLINGER, .Jacob - d by 12 Oct 1813 (orphons mentio ned) - orphans , not n a med OL.t.VER see mu l e CRONK tn OLl VE!\, izabeth - b ca 1795 Cnmp Co - d 14 Feb 1858 - cd dropsy - rep by d-i-1 Elizabeth OLIVER - w/o Jame s C OLIVER 01.TVlil\, William - b 20 Apr 17 Sl1 - d 15 Mar 1842 - age 88y Om 25d - ref Old Glade Craek cra,·estone O'ffl'v\L, Corne lius - d by 12 Feb 1778 - ref Admr bond - admr John HcDADE OllANG E see Eliza A DOGAN, Ellison KESSLER, Josie ICESSLER -· CG. < "'I = OUANGl'i, nenrietta V - b 22 Feb t 846 - d 22 Aug 1895 - w/o C L OW\NGE - ref Ol d Gl ade Creek gravestone 01\ANGE, John A - b l Apr 1833 - d 6 June 1926 - h/o Nancy J ORANGE (1858-1937) - ref Lemontown g-ravestone ORANGE , Nancy J - b 27 May 18S8 - d 14 Ju ly 1937 - Ti'/o John A ORANGE (1 855 1926) - ref Lemontow-n gravestone ORANGE, Pamella p.ravestone N - b 28 Jan 1827 - d 28 June 1897 - re f Old Glade Creek OWENS, Jennie [Vircinin] Allen - b 2 Apr 1849 [or 6 Apr l8lil] l\b Co - d 27 July 1 913 - f Jlobert llenry CASA (b Bot Co) - m May (ALT.EN) (b Dell Co) buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd Senile dementia , artorio Sclerosis - Emnnuel Episcopel Church Cem , llnc;le !loci,, Vo OWENS, Jullith - b en 1771 (or 1768) Ded Co (c e n sus //10l18) - d 20 Nov 1855 f Benjnmin OWEN ?7 - m Judith 77 [p 5 names nre circled 8 ?7) - cd old ace - rep by son nenj a min 11 OllEN - wIo D O\l"EN - ndm Denj nmin l' OREN ( 11 Feb 1856) OWENS, Judith A - b co 18~7 - d 18 June 1853 - f James D OllE!IS - m Mnrcnrct - cd s carlet fever - rep by father OWENS, Mnson - b 1895 not Co - d 30 Nov 1913 - f John OWENS (b Bed Co) - m Macy (NEllMAN) (b Bed Co) - buded St Clai"t' Cem - cd Brights disense OWEN, Thomas - d by 10 Jan 1 775 - ref WB A p 5G , app 8 admr bond - admr Joseph KYLE OWENS, William - d by 28 Oct 1900 - od fell from railroad bridge - ref inquest papers OWENS, William C - b ca 1830 Bot Co - d 5 Sep 1867 - ace 37y - f James D OW'ENS - rn Margaret - cd consumption - rep by fn ther - adm 6 Oct 1867 Hacdalen L Oln."N .... ORRNERSOLT see James A Mil..Llffi (.)1 .....) PACE see William 11 DllINURD Jr OTEY sec James Alvin GOODWlN, Sarah Ann StMl'SON PAG E see Viq:ic Mnin DUNMAN, Mary E WILCllER, Mncy Sus:m WORTn OT"RY, Jane ( unmd) - b ca 18A2 - d 20 Jan 1932 7 - age ca 90y - crav e Brick Un ion cem OTEY, Halter G - d by 20 Sep l 908 - cd was shot - ref inque st papers OTT, George - d by 8 Sep 1807 (dau called an orphan) - dau Juliet (over 14) OVERACRE , Christopher J ohn - b 12 Feb 1851 Bed Co - d 15 Aug 1913 - f Geor ge Washington OVl':RACRE (b Bed Co) - m Emily Nelson BALLARD (b Bed Co) - buried Mun f onl Cem - cd cer bre 1 hemorr hage OVF.£1S'mF.ET see Bessie WILSON l'AGE, - d by 8 Apr 1779 (doll ca1led nn orph:in) - dnu Ell.zaueth l'AGE, Andrew I.ewis - b 15 Nov 1837 Bot Co - d 18 July 1913 - f Gideon PAGF. (b Ded Co) - m Hnrc nrct (SIFFORD) (b Bot Co) - buried llack Creek cem - ell Bri gh t s disease PAGE, Mnrcaret - en 1813 Bot Co - d 30 Aue 1853 - rep hy dnu ._./o Gideon PAGE Wll.SIIIRE - PAGE, Mary, )Jrs - b 1 Jan 1838 !lb Co - d 25 nee l'll 2 - f F.noch BOGGUS (b Gh Co) - n Marc aret (McUOllRN) (Rb Co) - huried nrick Unio n Crm - cd TD OWF:f'lS ~ee Toliver A OAVIS, Jacob DEIS11ER, William SMILEY PAINTER see PAYNTER, llcttie Wf.DB, Mary STOCNAl., Conrnil MAURA, llannnn TIRUGll, 1.ewis DHUGll, Uavi.d J CAHl'BEJ .L, Oma Pa inter F.T7.LER, Wi 11 lam F. ETZUJI, Cl nm nell e llf\RRIS, F.1 i7.ahc th KF.SS J.f.Jl , Isaac KF.SSl.F.R , John tlcnry KF.SSLF.R, l.•'11\ n KESSl.ER , Leona F.llen;i MANGUS, Milton Wlllllif.11, ~'.tln:t 1101\llE , l! l'nr:y L OAV l S OWEN, Bettie S - b 15 Dec 1873 Bot Co - d 17 feb 1917 - f George R CARRlCOl'F {b Va) - m Mar t ha J (BECKNER) (b Va) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd Lngrippe PAllITF.R, mnlc - 'J JO June 1862 Bot Co - ti 1 J11ly 1862 Bo t Co - ar.~ 3<1 John l'AINT~:R - 1n Hny ADDOTI - cd unkn - r~p b)' faihr.r OW'ENS, George L - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 3 Har 1867 - age l6y - f James l> OWENS - m Margaret - cd not known - rep by Cather PAlNTF.R, na 1 e - b II ~:oy \ 8f18 Jlot Co - d 1 S May 1868 - age 6:J - f .John l'A lflTJ\n - m Macy ABOOIT - rc11 by fa t her OVERS'rREET, William - d by 10 Jun P 18 12 (cl au called an orphnn) - dau Nancy (over ll1) �PAINTER, Benton D - b 9 May 18S6 - d 20 Mar 1926 Bot Co Heir List - f [John PAINTER] - m [Mary ABBOTT] - h/o Sallie C MOOMAW - grave Mt U~ion Cem - ch E A (b ca 1889); Margar et JONES (b oa 1891); John C (b ca 1892); J E (b ca 1892) ; HM (b ca 1893); Lenna CROCICETT (b ca 1895) ; DD Jr (b ca 1897) PAINTER, "Bettie" Elizabeth - b ca 1816 [or 180 3, census 1850 Bot Co /~491) - d 13 Apr 1861 Dot Co - age 45y [gravestone says 55] - rep by hus Charles PAINTER - ch (from census) Charles Jr 23, John H 20, William p 17, Sarah J 16, Elizabetb 21 c 10 I James N 13., Samuel 0 11, Joseph n 7 Martha J l1, Mary A I PAINTER, Catherine - b 4 Aug 1859 Bot Co - d 1937, Bot Co Heir list - f Matthea (or Madison ) M OLD - m Caroline VANDERGRIFr - hus George WPAINTER - ch John L 43, Lena LEE 42, Cladt Edward 40, Estelle BARRIS 37 , G T 34 PAINTER, Christian - b ca 1797 - d 1845 Bot Co - f Henry PAI'NTER - m Susanna MAURA - wife Macy llAMl'TON PAINTER, Christopher Columbus (single) - b 3 Dec 1859 Bot Co - d 11 Aug 1930 Dot Co (will) - f George WPAYNTER - m Macy Ann RADER - bros & siss. all dead Robert S, George 0 & Emily S - buried Trou tvi lle Cem PAI'NTER, David J (single) - b ca 1833 Va - d Feb 1850 Dot Co - age 17y - od Fever - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule PAINTER, Elizabeth - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 1 Nov 1855 Dot Co death bk - f Newton ~llINTEB - m J anus - cd Jaunders - rep by father PAINTER, Emily Susan (single) - b 23 Sep 1848 - d 21 Aug 1925 Bot Co heir list - f George W PllYNTE'R - m Mary llnn BADER - bros ilobert S 68 , C C 65; nephews 0 H & G W 21; nieces Nora BOO'RI': 21 , Lillian SHOWALTER 21; grand neph ews Lewis LITTRELL, Donald, Robert & Rex BISHOP ; grand nieces Gay LITTRELL, Eloise MYRES, Ruth 6 Oazel DISBOP - bur ied Tr outvil le Cem PAINTER, "Enuna" (Emily) [Eveline] (single) - b 14 Apr 1848 - d 7 May 1930 Bot Co Heir list [M t Union cem] - f John PAINTER - m Mary ABBOTT - Nephews E A 41 , JC 37, J E 37, BM 36, B D .Jr 32, W S 52, AW 49, EM 47, John L 36, Clark 34, Francis 38 ; Nieces Margaret JONES 39 , Lenna CROCKETT 34, Alice URICICEY 55, Oma ETZLER 53, Sallie llAJIRIS 45, Lenna LEE 33, Rosa 55 ; grand ne phews Edward BENNETT 21 , Preston BENNETr 18, Saul BENNIITT 15 , Aubrey BENNET1' 13 , Herbert PAINTER 33 1 Newton PAINTER 30; grand ni eces Gladys DENNETT 20, Gainor 'rllOMAS 46 1 Nannie BENNETT 41 1 Kathleen PAINTER 28 P l\TNT!ill, Ethan Allen - b ca 1889 - d 1933 Bot Co Hei r 1 ist - f Den too D PAIN'rER - m Sall i e MOOMAW - wif e Mary ROBERTSON (b ca 1891) ; ch E II Jr (b ca 1926) PAINTER, Georee 0 (single) - b 28 Au g 1861 Dot Co - d 1 5 Dec 1917 Dot Co, Cert e Hi ll - f George W PAYNTOR - m Mary Ann MDER - s is Emily S; bros Robert S g CC - bur~ed Troutv i l le Cem l'llIN1'f;R, Geor.ge W - b ca 1826 Bot Co - cl 23 Mar 1865 Bot Co Deat h Il11 - age 39y - f Chri s t ian l'll! NTF.ll - m Mary 111\H'l'TON (mtl 1823) - cd consumption - rep by wife Mary Ann RllDE'R (md 1847) - [ buri etl 'ls t in Shay cem - later i n Tr out~i lle Cam) PAlNTt."Jl, George II - b ca l8l1S - d 1926 Dot Co Heir list - f John PAINTER - m Mary ABBOTT - 1st wife Emma J VANDERGRIFl' - 2nd wife Catherine "Cassie" OLD 66; ch Oma ETZLER 50 ; Wal. ter S 48; Estelle 25; A W t16 ; John L 31, E M 112; Turner 22; Clark 28; Sall y TIARRIS 40; Lura GLEE 26; Alice BRICKEY 55; goh all Dennetts: George E 17 ; Preston 13; John S ~; Frank II 6; Gladys 15 PAINTER, Tienry - b 1760/65 - d 1839 Dot Co will (HB) - f [ John PAINTER ] wife Susanna MAURA - ch Christian, Mary Cordian, Magdalin CURFMAN, Catherine DRUGB, David, John, Jacob, Detty KESSLER - [ had land on Cat awba Creek] PAINTER, "Bettie" Matilda - b 3 Aug 1807 - d 11 Feb 1870 Bot Co - f George McCROSICY - w/o Morgan PAINTER (1797-1881) - ref Buchanan gravestone PAINTER, Jacob - d 1834 , admr qualified Dot Co - f Henry PAINTER - m Susnnna MAURA - wife Mary M ETZLER - admr John PAINTER PAINTER, James J - b en 1826 Bot Co [ca 1821 census #516] - d 23 lluB 1861 (not known) (Bot Co Death bk) - age 35y - f (m aybe John PAINTER] - m [Susannah llARSTIDAl\GER ] - cd not known - rep by wife Polly PAINTER PAINTER, James N (or 0) (single) - b ca 1838 Va (census #491) - d 21 Dec 1861 Dot Co - age 23y Sm - f Charles PAINTEI\ - m Elizabeth "Bettie" - cd killed - rep by father - adm William P PAINTER [ bro) (8 Aug 1864) Martha J PllINtER [sis] PAilfl'ER, John - b ca 1801 (census 1850 Bot Co #5 35 ) - d 1875 Bot Co (will) f [Conrod PAINTER) - m [Barbara MOUNDS) ; ch named i n will Hartin V & Isabella other ch in census John, William & Washington FAINTER, John - b 10 Aug 1810 [or 1814, census 1850 Dot Co #1582) - d 23 Jan 1900 Dot Co - f John PAINTER - m Sarah BEAN - h/o Mary ADDOTT (1823-1898) ref Mt Union grave stone FAIN'rER, .John A - b on 18t16 Bot Co - d 26 Apr 18Sl1 Bot Co Death bk - age By - f James M [or N] FAillT.ER - m [Martha] Jane [DURIIIOLDER] - cd en l argment of neart - rep by father PAINTER, Lucy Jane - b ca 18ll7 Va - d 20 Feb 1917 Bot Co - f Sam PAINTER (b Va) m Bessie (McCJ.URE) (b Va) ( md 1838) - cd TB 8 Grippe PAINTER, Martin V - . b lG Dec 18/.10 - d 10 Jan 1911 Bot Co - f John PAINTER m Susannah AARSADllRGER - 1st wife Marthe A OR INICJ\RD; 2nd Samantha T t!JIJ\SAALL - buried Mill. Creek Cem PAINTER, Mary - b 8 June 1823 [or 1818, census 1850 Bot Co tll582 ] - f James /\DBOTT - w/o John PAINTER Cl810-l900) - ref Mt Union gravestone l'llill"fER, Monroe - b ca 1851 not Co - tl 8 Nov 1857 Dot Co de ath bl1 - a(le 6y f Jqhn l'AtNTER - m Mary Annon - cd unkn - rep by father l'AINT.F.R, Mor (lan - b 18 M<!Y \797 - d 26 Sep 1881 Bot Co - f [Conrod FllINTEI\] - m [Bar bara MOUNDS] - wife Malinda "llettie" McCROSICY (1007-1670) Cmd 1826) - ref Buchanan gravest one ,. J �l'ArN'?El!, Paxton ll (single) - b 30 Aue 1827 - d 29 Mar 1868 Bot Co - f Horgan l'AlNTER - m Malinda "Hettie" McCROSKY - buried Fairview Cem, Duchanan, Va atlm 11 M11y 1868 Morgnn l'Al:NTER PArNTER, Robert S - b 1 2 Feb 1857 Bot Co - d 14 Aue 1926 Bot Co (will) - f George II t'A YNTOR - m Mary Ann RADER - sis Emily S dee ' d.; bros Christopher C R Georse O, dec'd PAINTER, Sallie C MOOMAW - b 6 May 1857 - d 18 Feb 1925 Bot Co - f Josepb MOOMAW - m Mary STOVER - w/o Denton D PllllfrER - grave Mt Union cem PAINTER, Samantha T - b l tlar 1858 - d 2 Dec 1921 Bot Co (will) - f John A MARSIIALL - m Eliza RICllARDSON [b Amh Co] - sis Emma V HOOD 1 - hus Martin V PAINTER - buried Mil1 Creek cem PARR see Florence A WATSON PARll, William D - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 13 may 18511 - f John 11 PAJIR - m Catharine - cd scarlet fever - rep by father PARRISn see Rebecca POLLl\llD PARRISH, Jul ius - d by Sep 1803 - ref WB D p43 , wi 11 da tcd 14 Feb 1801 (changed from 3) - wife Betsy - on 10 Nov 1807, his orphan Leonard bound out l'AllROTT, flenry - ti by 11 June 1793 (sons cnlled orphuns) - sons John (b Sep 1779), nenry PARSINGER see PERSINGER PAINTER, Susan - b ca 1796 Bot Co - d 11 Nov 1868 Dot Co death bk - aee 72y - r Christian llAJISl!BARGER - m M - cd consumption - rep by hus John PAINTER [ md 1819] PAINTER, Sydney - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d 31 Dec 1862 Dot Co death bk - age 3y - f John PAiliTER - m Mary ABDO'IT - cd diptheria - rep by father l'AIN'l'ER, Thomas Lewis Wesley (single) - b 3 June 1853 Dot Co - d 19 July 1908 Dot Co (1;\ 11) - f George 11 PAYNTFJ\ - m Mary Ann RADER - bro Robert S; sis Emily s PAINTER , William M - b 30 Nar 1849 Va - d 13 Nov 1913 Bot Co - f C 1' PAINTER - buried Rapp's Mill. Rb Co - cd not given PATE see James MASON PATE, Jeremiah - d by July 1797 - ref HD A p454 , will dated 4 Apr l797 - ch Edward, John , Judith, Jeremiah, William, Hat.thew, Poll,y (md COH"PTON), Minor, Amelia, Rhoda - on 15 May 1801 orphans Milly & Minor (both over lt.) PATERSON see PATTERSON, Maria GRAYBILL PATRICK, James - d by 29 Nov (marked out) Wt'itten nbove Oct 18011 - ref p78, sale g app we n PATSEL , Minor - b 8 Feb 1836 Fkln Co - d 6 Feb 1915 - hu ri Cld Cnve Rock oem cd chronic nyocarditis PALMER see Clarke Samuel BURKS, Volney DAVIS PALMER, David - b ca 1767 - d 30 Aug 1843 - age 76y - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone l'ALMER, Sarab - b ca 1780 Loudoun Co, Va - d 28 Mar 1853 - cd dropsy - rep by dau Adalaide DAVIS - •~lo David PALMER PAUfF.R, William - d by l3 Nov 1771 - WB A p26, app & Admr bond - admr Peter DIRfil.Y PAH'PLIN see Jobn GRIFFIN PANE see l'AN"rER see P.i\YNE, John n fl ILt. may be PAINTER ' Mary STOGNAL PATSELI., l'olly Ann - b 2 Feb 1912 Bot Co [Li&nite) - 14 July 19111 - f Hiltinm l'ATSU.L (b Cr3iG Co) - m Dove (PATSELL) (b Craig Co) - buried New Castle Cem - cd whooping couch & pnoumonio PATTERSON see PATEHSON, ncnry CARl'Mil.T., Frnncis R.ICl!Y PATTERSON, Ethel ltICOIAN - 30 Mar 1916 Bot Co - d 8 May 1916 - f Ray naapton PATTERSON - m Bessie Virginia (RICKMAN) - buried Arcadia cem - cd s pinal mencngilis PATTERSON, Georce - d by 15 Apr 17119 - ref WB A p269, 11ill dated 20 Feb 17RR, adar bond - wife Harcarct; ch Ccorr,e, Jean & the other older ones, not named ech Arthur WOODS, James WOODS - admr Georen l'A'ITEHSON PATTERSON, Samuel - b ca Feb 1777 - d 20 ~l•u 1797 - a~e 20y ln - ' Rohl!rt PAT TERSON - ref finca s tle Pres by gravestone PARISH, Charlin - d by 9 Fob 1829 (son called an orphan.l - son John (over 14) PATTERSOU, Timothy H, Dr - h ca 7 July 1781 - d ~ SC'p 182R - ~ er• l1 i y )ii 1 R'1 PARKER see Charlotte STATON, Edward WEE[S - ref Fincastle Pr e s b y &ravestonl! PAR KER, Elijah Edward - b 26 Feb 1913 Bot Co - d 9 Feb 1915 - m Kate Pf\RKER Cb Bot Col - buri ed at home - cd pneumonia PATIF:RSON, Willi~rn - b en lR'iO f\ti Co - d 76 ~:~y 191 ') !lot Cu - f Mose:; t'ATIEH SON (b Rb Co) - m Eli7.ahcth (ACIERLY) (b Rb C:o) - buri<!d lli r,h ntl rl&" C: l>l:l cd dropped dc:-ad l'AHKER, Elizabeth - b 18 Oct 1854 Va - d 15 Apr 1916 - f William CROUCO (b Va ) - rn Fannie PARO:R (b Va) - buried Buchanan cem - cd pulmonary TB PATTON see Cass;indra ~I ANOF.RSON, John Tl1omns lltlDf.R SON �PATTON, John Anderson - b 24 Oct 1858 (has been changed) Bot Co - d 8 May 1860 - age ly 7m - f William T PAITON - m Fannie R - cd pneumonia - rep by father - ref Death bk; Fincastle Presby graves tone PAXTON, Joseph Sr - d by June 17911 Dot Co - ref Wll A p37l, app & settlement - orphans Cassandra (over 14 by 12 Feb 1805); Polly (over 14 by 12 Feb 1805); nannah (over 14 by 12 Feb 1605); narriet (still under ll1 on 12 Feb 1805) admr Peggy PAXTON [wife) PATTON, Marcus G (or C) - b 12 Nov 1825 (or 1816) Va (census 01347) - d 4 Jan 1859 - age 42y - n/o Sarah A PATTON (1830-1852) - ref Fincastle Presby gi:-avestone; death bk - rep by bro William T PATTON - adm William T PATTON (10 Jan 1859) PAXTON, R (male) (unmd) - b ca 1834 l)Ot Co - d 27 Sep 1857 - f J<tmes PAXTON - m Catherine - cd typhoid fever - rep by father PATTON, Mary W - d 24 Oct 1855 - d 9 Mar 1877 - f William T PATTON - m F R grave Fincastle Presby Cem PAYNE, Benry Oscar - b 1838 All Co - d 6 Nov 1917 - f Ch<trles PAYNE (b 7) m Frances (PITZER) (b All Co) - buried lluchanan Cem - cd (no physician) supposed acute indigestion PATTOH, Sallie A P - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 20 Mar 1854 Fincast le - age 2y - t Harcus C PATTON - m Sarah A - cd inflama tion of brain - rep by father PATTON, Sarah A - b 5 May 1830 - d 16 Oct 1852 - w/o Marcus G PATTON (1822_1859) - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone PATTON, William - b 1790 Co Down, Ireland - d 21 Sep 1851 - ref Fincastle Presby cem PAUGH, Charles F - b 11 Nov 1868 - d 12 Feb 1911 or 1910 - ref Brick Union gravestone PAYNE see PANE, Judge John J ALL.EN, John James AL~, Mary E ALLEN l'AYN1'ER see PAINTim PAYNTOR, George 0 - b 28 Aug 1861 Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1917 - f George W PAYNTOR (b Bot Co) - m Mary A (RAD.ER) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd Uremia Coma PAYNTER, Jane - b 1 June 1822 Bot Co - d 30 Jan 1915 - f John PAYNTOR (b Bot Co) - m Sarab (DEAN) - buried Daleville cem - cd pneumonia PEAK see Sallie SWOOPE, James WAGGONER PAUGH, Otho C - b 16 Feb 1865 - d 16 Har 1912 - ref Brick Union gravestone PEAS see Johnson MARTIN PAUl., Audley Sr - d by Apr 1810 (will recorded] ( by Dec 1802 will 1st preented] - Ref WB B p231, win dated 6 Sep 1802, codicil 6 Sep 1802 - ch Anna (mcl (James] TAYLOR); Audley Jr; l1ari~aret (md WALKER); John, Rebecca (md [ffm C) TAYLOR); James, Jane (md RARRIS); Elizabeth (md DEFREESE (her son Riram Abett! PAUL] ) ; - other"'JOhn WALKER, Cawfield TAYLOR, James DARRIS PEARCY, George William - b ca l845 Bot Co - d 5 Feb 1855 - f Isham PEARCY m Ann Eliza - cd scarlet fever - rep by father PECK see Diannah DEISHER, Eliza Jane DILL, Daniel GIVENS, Lewie IUCJ::LE, Susannah JONES , female WOOD, Samuel Peck DOPE, Ulicin M rESSLER, Edwin r:YLE, Robert IC\'LE, Mollie E RIELEY. Jamee WAGGONER PAULEY see Will i am CARLTON PAULSON, Benjamin - d by 14 Aug 1770 - ref WB A p2, will dated 28 June 1770, admr bond - wife Mary; ch Margaret (a minor); bro SRain PAULSON - admr John ARMSTRONG, Bryan McDONALD PAWLEY see 1n11iam CARLTON PECK, Anna - b ca 1809 Bot Co - d 9 May 1855 Bot Co - f Michael AMMEN - m Cather·i ne Ann - cd epaplexy - rep by s-1-1 Archibald KESSLAI\ - Bot Co md 7 Jan 1833 Martin PECK g Anna AHMEN (Michael) - adm Archibald W KESSLER PECK , George B - b ca 1828 Va (census i/1532) - d by 14 July 1862 - f Jacob C PECK - m Martha (WALK£l\] - Ex Mary L PECK - adm bond 11 Jan 1668 James R DURNS PAWPAH see l'OPPAW, Mary Mali.nda BTIIDERLIGRTER PAX'! ON eee Catherine JORDAN, Mary E BLOUNT, Es taline RODINSON PAXTON, Catherine - b ca 1795 (census 41331) - d 14 Dec 1858 - age 63y - f J ORIJAN - cd not known - rep by hus James PAXTON PAXTON, Clara Edna - b 11 Sep 1910 !lot Co - d 19 Oct 1913 - f Tailor PAXTON (b Va) - m (ODf.'NSAAnl) (b Bot Co) - buri ed Mill Creek Cem - cd dip theria l'llXTON, James - b ca 1782 1\b Co (census 11331) - d 1.3 June 1866 - age 84y - f [William Pl\X'l:ON] - m Ellen PAXTON - cd gland ers (infection of nose & l ungs) - rep by dau Bell PAX'l:ON - h/ o Catherl.ne JOltnAN - Ex (9 July 1666) James G & Williwu A PAXTON PECK, Jacob (md 1743 Lydia DOJ\DEN] - b (7 July 1723] Germany - d by Oct 1801 Bot Co (lilill) - ref 1;n n p4, will dated 8 Oct 1800 - ch Benjamin, Jacob, John, /\dam, Joseph , Mary , Ester, nannah; (wi~e Ras Lydia BORDEN); s-i-1 Jacob CARPER - Ex Benjamin PECK PECK, Jacob C - b oa 1788 Vo (census 1/1532) - d by 9 July 1855 - f [John PECK] - m [Susan Mory n~O.E] - h/o Martha [WALKER] - Ex George ll PECIC PECK, James, Capt - b ca 1768 - d 6 Dec 1826 - age 38y - f [Adam PECIC) - m ['Elizabeth SilARICEY] - grave Fincastle Presby cem PP.CIC, John - b ca 1825 France (census #1015, in a group of imported laborers) - d by 10 Dec 1855 - adm Georce n PECC (What kin7777] �rECt, John (R) - b ca 1750 - d Sep 1820 (Bot Co) - f [Jncob PECK) - m [Lydia UORDF.N ) - ref WB C p21q, will dated 15 Aug 1820 - wife Mary; ch Susanoab (md l\llen JONES): Margaret (md John Sl'l'ES); llnJl (md IHlliam CORNELL); Jane, c;eorce, Joseph, Wi lliam, Martin , .Jacob C, Leuis dec 'd (md Mary W - · & had George) - t:e f obituary in " fl en ld of the Valley for 4 Sep 1820 (age 70) l'F.CR, Lewis - by 9 Feb 1829 (son called nn orpllan) Bot Co [by 1820, !lead father 'Wrote his wi 11) - r {John PECK] - m [ Susan Mary OINKLE ) - son 11he11 Ge01:1JO (o ver l t1,) PEERY, John - b ca 1808 Va (census Q558) - adm Lewis LINta:NIJOICEJl d by 13 Jon 1862 - h/ o Elizabeth Snrah II - b cu 1839 Va - d 12 July 1!11 3 - f Alfred YOONG (b Va) Mary DIERLY (b Va) - buried Catawba Cem - cd mi trel regercitation PEP.RY, 111 PEl\RY, Sarah J - b ca 1853 Rke Co - d 19 Sep 1854 - f Washington PEllRY - m Mary - cd scrofulo! - rep by fa th er PEC(, Lizzie - b ca 1841 - d 5 Sep 1866 Bot Co - age 25y - f [Edwarll PECK] m [ Ann E ALLEN) - rep in Rke Times for 7 Sep 1866 PEERY, Sarah Louise - b l June 1844 - d 6 l\ug 1909 - f [ John E Bl\ICER) - m [ Elizabeth EVERSOLE) - w/o A[braham] II P!ERY (md h Dec 1870) - grave BakerPeer y cem (0779) [See Eversole file for Eversole-Baker Dible information) PECK, Lumima - b 12 Oct 1809 - d 12 Mar 1876 Dot Co - f [Barnet FINCllJ - m [ Sarah WEBBEl! ) - ~ 10 William PECK (1796-1882) - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone PEERY, Thomas PECK, ttartba - b ca 1802 (or 1799) Dot Co (census 111532) - d 31 July 1853 Dot Co - f John WllLKER - m S - cd appoplexy - rep by hus Jacob C PllCK PECK, Hartin - b ca 1802 Dot Co (1850 Bot Co census #1753) - d 9 /\pr 1854 Bot Co - f John PECK - m [Susan Mary RINO.E ) - cd abcess - rep by wife Catherine Anna AMHEN - [Bot Co md, 7 Jan 1833 Martin PECK & Anna AMMEN (Michael) - adm Anna PECK & A Wll:SSLER PECK, Mary "Polly" - d by Feb 1829 Bot Co (will, - son George - bus Lewis PECl, dcc'd WB D p599) - f Allen JONES PECK., Sarah RALL - b 1861 - d 188/1 Dot Co - f [RALL) - lst w/o Lucian 0 PECK - srave Fincastl e Presby cem PECK, Will. iam - b Oct 1796 - d 11 May 1882 Bot Co - f [John PECt] - m (Susan Mary fllNKLE) - h/o tumima PECK (1 809-1876 ) - ref Fincastle Presby cravestone PEERY see Ma-cy LEE, Elizabeth BAKER, Evlio May RILL, Dessie Peery LONG PE'ERY, Abraham - b ca 1784 [or 1792) Pa [Va) [Census #843] - d 31 Aug 1854 - Philip PEERY - m Elizabeth - cd old age - rep by wife Polly PEERY - Ex John PEllRY (11 Sep 1854) wm B PEARY (13 Nov 1854) f PEERY, /Ibraham W - b 15 Sep 1842 (census 1850 Bot Co 0687) - d 2 Jan 1916 C Abraham Thomas PEERY (b Va) - m llarriet MAYS (b Va) [md Bot Co 25 Oct 1838] - h .'o Sarah Louise Baker PEERY [md 4 Dec 1870) - grave Baker-Peery Cem (Rt fl 77o1 - cd sma l l wound infected , arterio sclerosis - [see Eversole file [or Everso le- ttnker Bible information) (see Cronise scr apbook - 32 for sis florence mri PATTERSON] II - d by 10 Mar 1862 - adm William PEERY PEFFLEY see William UORNlJRACER has been marked out; llndrcw BORNDR/\GER, Susan E GRAYBILL PENCE see Henry DRESSLER, George WSRllVER PENDLETON s ee Lucy Jane DOOTR, /Inn G BROGll, mnlc Fl\Ll.S PENDLETON , Charles - b ca 1850 Dot Co - d 16 Apr 1859 - age 9y - f Hacacnh PENDLETON - m [Hary 11] - cd consumption - rep by father PENDLETON, Edmund, Capt - b ca 1776 - d 10 Sep 1820 IHnchester, Va - ai:e - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 25 Sep 1820 PEliN see female l:F.SSINGER PENN, Charles D - d by 11 Oct 1858 - Ex William J rENN PENN, Josephine - b en Dec 1834 Bot Co - d 21 Feb 1858 - ar;e 23y 3m - f Richard G llADEN - m [ Eliza) - cd pneumonia - rep by hus Geo S HllN PENN, Mary II - b en 1835 Bot Co - d l Apr 1857 - f II W BOWYER - rn N - ell fever - rep by hus Wil li11111 J PENN PElfN , Stewart D (unnd) - b ca 1821 (or 1827) Bot Co (census 111231) - f 21 Sep 1857 - C PF.N?I - n /Inn - cd drops)' - rep b}' bro Willi:lc J PEN?I - adm William J PENN PENSLEY, William 11 - b en 1853 Bot Co - d 20 Sep Mary - cd summer comp laint - rep by fathe:- lR ~J - f .John PF.NSJ,rY - m PERCY Seo PEARCY PEERY, Carl W - b 18 Aug 1871 - d 1 feb 1897 - f ( Abraham W eEERY) fSarah Louise 81\KER ) - grave llaker- Perry Cem (11779) - m PBERY, Cassie J - b 26 Aus 18[j7 - d 17 Aug 1907 - f SIZER - w/o James M PEERY - grave Haymakertown Cem PEllGRll!N see Thom~s t:Vl\llS l't:RKINSON see Mari ll:irris GORDON PERRIN, Sarah ll - d by 13 Oct 1851 - El< Ccorcc II CARP1'.'R PEERY (or PERRY ), Granville - b ca 1842 (census 11889) - d by 12 Aug 1862 - f James PERRY - m Mary - adm Mary PEERY "4y PERRY see R A Kf.El.JNG �PERRY, JaJIJes - b ca 1819 - d 31 Aug 1859 - age 40y - cd pneumonia - rep by bro William PERRY - h/o Mary PERRY PERSINGER see John Franklin ALLEN, Henry DRESSLE'R (or TRESSLER), Eve JOHNSTON, Joanna LEMON, Mary A MARTIN, William REED, CoTnelius LEMON, David LEMON, Elizabeth LEMMON; George LEMON, Joanna LEMON, Charlott A McPHERSON Bettie J SIMPSON ' PERSINGER, Christopher - b by 4 Jan 1802 App, by 8 Dec 1801 Admr Bot Co - f [maybe Jacob PERSillGEll) - ref WB B pB, app - wife Barbara J?ENCE - admrs Barbara PERSINGER & Moses PERSINGER on 8 Dec 1801 PERSINGER, Jacob - d by 13 Oct 1789 - ref WB A p272, app & admr bond - admr Thomas KINKEAD PERSINGER, Jobn - d by Sep 1 822 - ref WB C p368, app - wa c pl68 on 3 Jan 1829; sett lement paid widow (7 Raebel?] ( not named) - Admr John PERSINGER PERSINGER, Jobn - d 1870 - adm bond 12 Sep 1870 Pauline A PERSINGER PERY see PERllY PEl'ECREW see Wilson BLOUNT, PETIGREH' PETERS s ee Annie GIDSON, Jacob SPITLER, Estelle 9 ARRINGTON, Catherine BllUGU 1 Benjamin IlBUGR, Daniel BRUGB, David BRUGB, Edward DRUGB, Jacob BRUGB, Joel !!URGER, Macy BURG~, Marjorie Josephine DEISBER , Lewie D GISH, Ann McDOlillLD, Edimrd McDONALD, Lura Thomas l'ETTIGREll, Charlotte Adaline SHEETS, Jameo B TnOMAS, Ava WATKINS, Barbara R B WATICINS , Susan C WATCINS, Willie W WATKINS i'ETERS, Abraham - b Md [1880 Bot Co census , son Jacob's ps b in Md] - d by Feb 1817 Bot Co (app) - wi f e Jinny Ann Cl!ITZ (md 1807) - on 7 Apr 1821 , orphans , Jacob, Mary 8 Eliza ( all under 14) - Ref W1l C pl 01,263, 438, app 8 settlement - admrs George COPP & Ann PETERS - [His widow md #2 Edward l1cDONALD l'ETERS, Ann (\lnmd ) - b ca 1800 Bot Co (census #1547) - d 20 May 1857 Bot Co wi ll S death bit - age 5 7y - f Jacob PETERS - m [Mary] - cd uakn - r ep by s is Drusilla GISH - nephew Jacob P nRUGB; als o na metl in wil.l Elizabeth Francis BRYAN - Adm Jacob P BRUGD ( 8 J une 18 57) - [ Elizabeth Frances BRYAN was d/o Reubin & Malinda DRYAliT. She was adopted by Ann' s sis Drusilla who md Lewis GISR. Elizabeth Frances was b 1850 8 md 1867 to Renry DAVIS] PETERS, Barbara - b 7 Oc t 1805 Bot Co - d 3 Feb 1869 Bot Co de ath bk - age 63y 4m - f Chri stian MOOMAW - m Catherine SNIDER [md 1800 ] - cd apoplexy rep by hus [md 1892] Jacob PETERS (1810- 1896) - r ef Dea th Bk ; llayme kertown gra·1estone J>ETERS, Carol i ne L - d 1887 Dot C:o (will ) - f CLINE - 1st: hus COMl'TON; 2nd hus J acob PETERS - [ ln wi 11 she named her sis e bros ] PETERS, Charle a F - b 18 Sep 1877 - d 2t. May 1878 - f Benjami.n F PIITERS - m Sarah P. m1owm.1m - cra ve llaymakertown cem PETE.HS, Char l es l'lesley - b 15 Apr 1853 Bot Co - d 22 f1ug 1915 Bot Go - f John (P) PETIDlS (h Aug Co) - m Martha Ann (JOflNSTON) [b Aug Co ) - bur ied Shiloah Gem - cd metral beart: disease PETEHS, Edward Johnson - b 15 Mar 18118 Bot Co - d 6 Oct 1916 - f John PETERS (b Pa) - m Ann (JOIINSON) (b Aug Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd guangreen of thii;h & groin - [h/o Martha D (SHEETS) md 1868) PETERS, Elizabeth AlGlira Josephine - b 11 Nov 1859 - d 31 Aue 1865 - aee Sy 9m 20d - f Edward C PETERS - m Mary DENDERSON [md 1859) - grave Haymakertown cem PETERS , Giles [Edgar] - b ca 1861 Craig Co - d 15 July 186f1 - age 3y - f Edmund C PETERS - m Mary HENDERSON [md 1859) - ad diptheria - rep by gf Jacob PETERS - (erave Haymakertown Cero] PETERS, Jacob - d 1848 (will) - ch Susannah SP.F.SSARD dec ' d; Nancy (called Anne) [b 1600}; Drusiller [b 1810); Polly 'ETZLER, & s - i-1 5 John DRUGll & Peter CRUM - Ref Dor Co WB - [h/o Mary Magdalin EVERSOLE] PETRRS, Jacob - b l1 July 1810 - d 11 Mar 1896 Bot Co (will) - f Abraham PETERS - m Jinny Ann CRITZ [md 1807)- h/o /11 llnrbat:n MOOMAW (1607-1869) (md 1832) - ref llaymalter gravestone - h/o (12 Hrs Cnt:oline (CLINE) COMPTON - named in Jacob PF.TEllS will, 1896 : ch Susan C WAT~NS =Jacob M WATKINS ; Louisa A SWITZER; Macy E LIPES; Emeline J TIJOM/IS (dec'd) =Laura, Mary & A El' TAOMAS; E[dward C] ; D[enjamin F] (dec'd) =James A, Frank, Erasmus, Wirt & Rush PETERS PETERS, John M - b 2 Feb 1861 - d 15 July 1862 - f B[enjamin] F l'ETERS - m S[orah] E [BROWNLEE] - grave Raymnkcrtown Cem PETERS, John W - b oa 1882 Bot Co (by birth oert of dau Mary) - d 1937 Bot Co lleir list - f [Edward J l'ETERS] - m [Mariert:a B SREETS] - wife Edna ll PETERS; ch Virginia XESSLER 28 1 Mary PETERS 22; i;s E B GATES Jr lo PETERS, John ff - b 22 Dec l8t.0 Bot Co - d 8 Apr 1914 - f Thomas PETERS [b Aug Co] - m Katherine SNYDER [b Bot Co) [md 1840) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd bulla paralysis - [h/o Mary VA (BURGER) (md 1869)) PETERS, Josepb A - b ca 1860 - d 1931 Bot Co Heir list - f Thomas PETERS - m Catherine SNIDER - ls~ wife late A VAUGB; 2nd Nannie S RAGLAND 57; ch Helen RICE 41 ; John S 39; Harry E 37, George S 31; Minnie L HAUCK 29; Audrey WAGNER 26 PETERS, Loura A - b 22 Feb 1872 - d 19 Nov. 188t1 - t: ll[enjamin] F PETERS - m S[arah E BROWNLEE] - snve llnymal<ertown cem PETERS, t~artha :Francis - b ca 1859 - d 1929 Dot Co (wi ll) lleir lin t - f John VINES - m Loui se - hus Thomas Oenry l'ETF.RS; ch Rowena llODGES 118; Alice SURVER 115 ; A G loO; Fannie ARRINGTON 37; 11 G 311 I Grace 'fllAXTON 31; Josephine 28 PETERS, Mason W - b ca l 6fo8 Va - d ll Jan 1914 Bo·t Co Cert & will - f [John PETERS ) - m [Martha JOBNSON) - buded Salt Peter Cave cem - cd Tll - [sis Mrs Charlotte SIJEETS, bro Henry PETERS, nephew ArtlJur PETERS) 'PETERS, Mildred - b ca 1833 !lot Co - d 2 Mar 1860 - age 27y - f D[avid) DUNDARD [DRIN~ARD written above] - m Susan - cd fever - rep by hus Phillip PETERS [md 18511 ] �PETERS, Sallie - b 2 nee 1528 Aug Co - d 22 Mar 1913 - f Philip PETERS (b Au g Co) - m Sallie (RHODES) (b Aus Co) - buried Mill Creek cem - cd diabetis PF.l"tms, Sarah C [or F.] - b 16 Feb 1812 (should be 1642) - d 1.663 - f [Philip UHOWtn.F.R] - m [llarbara) - w/o ll F Pl:."fERS - srave llaymalcertow n cem PETERS, Philip ( widower) (as rc:>p by son Thomas on 74)' - f [ Abram PETERS ] death cert & dau Sallie] - b ca 1783 census 1850 Bot Co 1/916; ca 1788 Shen Co de nth recorcl) - d 28 Jan 1862 Bot Co death bk - age m [ Catherine ZIRKLE] - wife was Sarah RllODES [from - son Thomas PETERS, Susan f - b ca 1847 - d 1936 Bot Co Reir list - r Thomas PETERS - m Catherine SNIDER - dau Edna D PETERS (b ca 1878 [ Aug Co]) - [ Edna B had md John w PETERS & their dau's birth cert says her mother Edna D wa s b in Aus Co Pe"TERS, Thomas Oenry - b ca 1845 - d 1922 Bot Co (will) - f Jobn PEI.ERS Martha Ann JORNSON - wife Martha F VINES; ch Arthur G, Oan:y G ro !'F.Tl\RS, William Austin (CSA) - b 2l1 Oeo 1835 Rot Co (census 11253) - d 27 J110e 1862 Oaine • s Nill - age 26y 6m 3d - f Jacob PETIIBS - m Ila'Cba'Ca NOOMAW [md 1832) - cd gun shot wound - 'Cep by father - grave Haymakertown cem - adm Jocoll PETERS PETTIGREW see William ANDERSON, George A.n na ANDERSON, Wilson BLOUNT PETTIGREW, Ada IlOOZE - b 1854 - d 1932 - f [ William] BOOZE JOHNSON - gr ave Fai'Cview cem (Buchanan) -· ~ ::S z 0 r;' m [ Hary Jane PETTIGREW, W J - b 1854 - d 19211 - grave Fairview Cem (Buchanan) PET'l'IGREll, Willi11m Griffin - b 11 Ma'C l8l1 3 - d 15 Ap'C 1902 - f [Maubew W l'lITTIGREW] - m [Paulina DACIClJS) - h/o Lura Thomas l'El'TIGllEW - grave Pettigrew essamer) PETTI'r see Lizzie Myrtle DAVIS, Snah J FRANTZ , Katherine J TOOHAS, William E THOMAS PHELPS, Amanda - b en 1820 Lynchburg, Va - d Vo Nov 1855 - cd dropsy - rep by hus Charles PllELI'S POILIPS see Haggle Caroline DOLLMAN POILLTI'S, Richard - d by 11 July 1859 - adm Samuel PllILL!PS PHILLIPS, Samuel - d by J une 1812 - ref WB n p291, will dated 2 Oct 1608 wife Elizabeth ; ch Sau1uel , Richatd, Nancy, Sarah, Elizalleth ; bro John (his son, Samuel) - others Mary ALDERSON, James WOODS ' son Samuel; (cs 5 named Samuel beinc sons of his 3 daus)- Ex"?: Samuel PllILIPS PllIPPS, Joseph - d by 11 Feb 1772 - ref WD A pl2, will dated 7 Dec (717017) - ch Joshua, Aaron, Caleb, Mary (md Isaac LEWIS [Chester Co, Pa]; Rache l l (md Owen ASTIN [ of Chester Co, Pa]; Dannab (md Georce Antin [Bot Co) ; Easter (md _Crosby & h:id Benjamin); Josepb (his ch Jonathan g Anne PHIPPS) PICO, Jacob C - b ca 1787 Dot Co - d 15 June 1855 - f John PICO - cd (died) Reading - rep by son, George U PlCll PETTIGREW, Ashby - b ca 1863 Bo t Co - d 8 July 1867 - ase 4y - f H W PETTIGREl! - m Paulina - cd not known - rep by father PICKLESIMER see Hartin WADDLE PETTIGREW, Delia Florence - b 31 July 1875 - d 21 Mar 1940 - w/o John A PE'I'TIGllF.W - grave Galatia cem PIERCE see tlary Frances KARNS , Thomas RF.F.D PIFER, E [circled, I written beside E] H (female) - b Dec 1833 Bot Co - <I 2 Nov 1912 Bot Co - f Samuel CRAWFORD (7) - m Jinnie (AUSTIN) (b Dot Co) md 1805 - buried f"aris Chnpel Cem - cd npoplexy PETTIGREW, Ella D - b 19 Mar 1857 - d 25 May 1943 - f [M W PETTICREW] - m [Pauline] - grave PettiG'Cew cem (near Bessemer) ill PETTIGREW, John A - b 13 Aug 1851 - d 19 Feb 1934 - h/o Delia Florence PETTIGREW - grave Galatia cem PIFER, Macgic H - b ca 1865 - d 29 Dec 1878 - nl)c 33y - u/o Jnmcs H l'IFF:ll - PETTIGREW, Josepha C - b 8 Oct !8lr8 - d 22 Hay 1934 - grave Pet ti gre w cem (near lless emer ) PILE see nuch ALLf.N crave fa~ ily ceQ·(near Wheatland) PITZER see Frances JOHNSON, Paulser KTl1nF.IU,1NG, Jnne l:Yl.E: , Willinm m ,F., rETTIGREW, Lura Thomas - b 2 Apr 1870 - d 18 Hay 1936 - f [James B T~OMASJ m [F.mr.Ji ne J PETERS] - w/o William G PETTIGRtw - srave Petti grew cem (near Ressemer) PILSON see 0_£nnis Rf:l 0 PF:TTtGREW, Mamie A - b 184 1 - d 1926 - (?.rave l'ettigrew cem (near Bessemer) PINER, ma l e - b 21 May 1656 Uot Co - d 28 May 1656 - f John l'ltlF:ll - Benjamin WilCll, Jacob l,EHOll, llcnry Oscar l'flYNE, Ann M WF:l,Cll 111 Martha - rep by father PETTTGRF.W, Matthew W - b ca 1799 - d lO May 1883 - age 84 - h/o Paulina Backus PETl'I GREW (d 1891) - grave Pett igre1J Cem ( near Bessemer ) PETTIGREW, Pauline BACIWS - b ca 1824 - d o Apr 1891 "~le l rose" - age 6 7y BAC[IJS - m Dorethea - w/ o Matthew W PETTIGREW - grave Pettigrew cem (near Bessemer) PINER, John - h ) May 181'• - d 10 Dec 1902 - h/ o Julia flnn llC'll~tcr rTUf.11 c rave Mt Union ceo f PINER, Julia Ann WEnsn:i1 - h 70 Aui; !!Vil - rl 11 Mar 1926 - f WEBSTER - i;/o Jobo l'HlER - &rave Ml Union Cem �PINER, Martha Ann (unr.ld) - b ca 1837 Rh Co - d 7 Mar 1856 - f John PINER m Martha - cd cramp colick - rep by father POAGE, Robert - d by 9 Sep 1788 - ref WB A p261, wi 11 dated 17 July 17117, adilir bond - wife ; ch William, Robert, John; others Thomas GOODSON , Nathan SCOTT - admr Jane POAGE, tlathan SCOTT PITZER, Catherine n - b ca 1821 All Co - d 5 July 1864 - ace 43y - cd not knoim - rep by hus A B PITZER POAGE, Sarah (widow) - d Dec 18119 - age 42y - cd consumption - ref 1650 Dot Co Mort Schedule PITZER, Frank - d ca 1854 Bot Co - d l May 1854 - f Robert C PITZER - m D cd pneumonia - rep by father POBST see Mary Ann GRAYllILL, P11ul D BECmER PITZER, John - d by Har 1823 (order) - ref WB C p414 app POLLARD see Josiah S CRAWFORD, Hollie S CRAWFORD, Mary Elizabeth RIE:LEY, P Pollard SEAY PITZER, Virginia E L - b ca 1823 Rb Co - d 10 Sep 1854 - age 3ly - f Benjamin Welch - m Charlotte - cd flux - rep by hue Albert B PITZER - ref Death bk ; Fincastle Presby gravestone POLLARD, Ella - b [ca 1876) - d 1930 Bot Co will (WB 4 p278) - lst hus FLEHM1NG; 2nd hus Dave POLLARD - will named only r"LEMMING ch PLEC~ER see John BACICENSTO POAGUE, George - b ca 1844 Va (census #781) - d 1868 (or by 11 Mar 1862) - f Georce l'OAGUE - m Sarah - relatives: uncle Samuel GILMORE g son George grave Fincastle Presby cem - ex bond 9 Nov 1868 Jane Ellen POAGUE - adm Joseph V CA.RPER POAGE, George - d by 13 Mar 1787 (marked out & Dec 1786 written above) - ref WD A p250, will dated 20 May 1786, admr bond , WB C pl82 division - Ch Elizabeth (md SRillKY), Raebel, Margaret, Experience, Mary, George, John (age 6) - admrCeorge POAGE, John POAGE POAG(E), James - b ca 1830 Bot Co (census #781) - d 15 July 1853 - f George POAG(E) - m Sarah - cd consump t ion - rep by unc le Samuel GILMORE POAGUE, James H - b co 1795 Rb Co (census 0630) - d 8 Apr 1864 - age 69y - d 8 Apr 1864 - f James POAGUE - m Acnes - od (sic)information Bowels - •ep by wife Sarah [D L] POAGUE - adm 15 Mny 1866 Jnmee ROWLAND POAGE, John - d by 15 Apr 1789 - ref WB A p268, will dated 9 Aue 1788, admr bond - wife Martbew; oh not named - admr Martha POAGE, George POAGE, John ALL"EN POAGUE, John - b ca 1780 - d 11 Aue 1806 - age 26y - f George POAGIJE - wife Jane (KYLE) (md 02 WOMAC!); son George POAGUE Jr - ref WB D p136; IOI C p182, 258, app S settlement - Locust Bottom gravestone ,. POAGUE, John - b ca 1835 Dot Co - d JO Dec 1867 - oge 32y - f George POAGUE - m Sarah - cd consumption - r ep by f-i-1 J C CIRCLE - h/o C V POAGUE - Ex 13 Apr 1868 Catherine V POAGUE l'OLLARD, Joe W - d 1918 Bot Co (will) WB 2 pt;52 - ndoptnd dau Roxie POLLARD - legacy to Mary AG£E (no kinship mentioned) - [a son Jamoo, aged 23, md 1878 Magcie RICOARDSON in Bot Co] POLLARD, John Henry - b 1 Au& 1867 like Co - d 2 Apr 19"1 llot Co (will , WD 8 p38) - f Sheppard POLLARD - m Sarah SMITIJ - wi.fe Eva Lena (COITTUM) ETTER; ch, named in obitua-ry Ora CAMPBELL S A~es CRAWFORD POI.LARD, Mollie - d l9i6 llot Co (will , WB 2 p3ll) - hus Joe W POLLARD, Rebecca - ti ca 1862 Dot Co - d 15 Aug 1865 Bot Co death bk - ace 3y Shepherd POLLARD - m Sarah SH1Tll (marked out , Eliznbetb PARRISD written above) - cd erysipelas - rep by father - f POLLSON see PAULSON FOOL, Adaline b ca 1836 Bot Co - d 2lo Aue 1862 - n&Cl 26y - f George W HORRIS - m Susan - cd £ever - rep by mother - w/o D L POOL roOJ.E, Georcic D - b 14 June 189l1 Eagle Rock Daptist cem d 8 Jan 1906 - f J E POOLE - m S J - ref POOLE, Mary Alice - b 1877 - d 1904 - f POWELL - w/o R I POOLE - ref P.agle Rock Southern Methodist cem FOl'PAW see PAWl'AW POPPA'll, l\lexnnder - b [ca 18117 (census 18SO not Co 11985)] - d 2 Mar 1865 - f (John rOPPAW) - m [Mary ) - cd ncc1dently shot by John SllEA - ref inquest papers POPPl\W, S:ilJlon - d by 9 Mar 1881 - cd head bent in - ref inquest paper POAGUE, John Robert F.ugene - b 14 Oct 1812 Va - d 8 Dec 1913 - f John Sandy l'OACUE (b Va) - m Lillie Sophia (llOllS'ER) (b Va) - buried Flaherty burial cround - cd pneumonia PORTER 5 ee Thomas EVANS, Eve JOONSTON, DO'rothy Lee SH1Tll POAGE, Joseph r. (or R) - b ca 1839 Va (census 11781) - d by 11 Mar 1862 - f Geor 6 c l'OAGUE - m Sarah - uncle Samuel GD.MORE - adm Joseph V CARPER PORTER, Otis Earle - b 12 Aug 1912 Bot Co - d 1 Oct 1913 - f Thomas PORTER (b llot Co) - m Cora {AYERS) (b Dot Co) - b=ied Buchanan Cem - cd cerebral meningitis POAGE, Marietta (eincle) - d f'eb 1850 - age 18y - cd fever - ref Do t Co Mort for 1850 PORTER, Stuat:t c - b 27 June 1861 l~ythe Co, Va - ti l Jan 1913 Roanoke Com - od crus hed by Roilwoy oo-r - rl!f inquest popnrs Schedule ..' · , - buried in �PRATT see Micl1ael FESTLER l'Ol\TER , William Mitcbeit PORTlill rl by 8 June 1790 - ref HB A p284, app S admr bond - admr PREAS see Winfrey Haymond HODGES Pllf:DLE, Margaret (unmd) - b ca 1839 Bot C'o - d 24 Mal' 1859 - aee ZOy - ·f Thomas PREULE - m Sarah - cd 11neumonia - rep by father ?OT'rRn see Hattie UORYERS POTTS see Absalom LOONEY, Joseph SNODGRASS PRESTON see Samuel AMYX, Susan RADFORD, Sarao R UOWYER POTTS , Amos - d by 10 Aug 1780 - ref WD A pl2 1 1 will dated 26 June 1780, adnir bond - w1.fe Dannab; ch John, Nathan & others not named - admr flannab POTTS , John DOLLAR 1'RES1'0N, Jane - d by July 1813 - ref WD B p341, 1:ill dated 30 May 1811 - hus ThomaG PRESTON dec'd; oh Polly 1 Thomas POTTS, John - d by 9 Aug 1781 - ref wn A pl47, app & admr bond - on 11 Dec 1783 orphans (all under 14) Joseph, Sarah, Tiannah, Jobn - admr Rebecca POTTS POTTS, Nathan - d by 9 Oct 1777 - ref WB A plO l, app & admr bond - on 14 Aug 1783 orphan Rebecca (bound out): on 9 Nar 1785 orphans Susan, Ann, Benry (a11 under 14) - admr Amos POTTS POWELi see Charl~s Powell MOSELY, Emma Katherine MOSELY, William Reginald MOSELY , Mary Alice POOLE Pl\f:STON, John - b 1762 - d 1827 Bot Co - £ Col William l'J\F.STON - m Susannah SMI'l'R - wife f.11 Mary l\ADFORD (d 1810); wife 112 - buried family cern on Greenfield PRESTON, John - d by 1807 Bot Co - f [Thomas l'RESTON, d ca 1808) - m [Jane] - ref WB D p24l1, r-iil.l dated 17 Jun e 1806 - bro Thomas, sis 5 Anne, Mary; others Robert PRESTON pOWELL, D - d by 5 Apr 1910 - od drowned - ref inquest papers l'RES'l'ON, John Breckenridge - d by Dec 1833 (in Darren Co, Ky) - f John 'PRESTON (had Carvine Cove land) - ref WB E p512 , will dated 1 Aug 1832 - wife Susan F; father John POHRLL, Eleanor May - b 8 Sep 1915 Bot Co - d 7 Mar 1916 - f J E POWELL (b Va ) - m Lillie (SHOWALTER) (b Bot Co) - buried Trout:vllle Cem - cd Lagr ippe PRESTON, Thomas - d by Apr 1808 - ref HB n pl80 , will dated 11 May 1807 wife Jane; ch Thomas, Anne , Mary, Jane (md [Isaac] SNODGRASS), John dec 'd POWELL, Nancy - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d c d not !mown - father l Jan 1854 - f Alfred ff POWELL - m P - POWE'L).., Sarah E - b ca 1845 Bed Co - d 27 Sep 1867 - age 22y - f nenry A POWELL - m Martba A - cd newralgia stomach - rep by fa ther POWELL, IU Uiam n ( llnmd) - b ca Mar 1832 Jennings Creek, Bot Co - d 26 Sep 1861 "in the Arny" - age 29y 6m - £ Josiah POWELL (census 111065) - m Catherine - cd measles - rep by mother - adm John P E MARKHAM Pl\IDBLE, George II - b ca 1820 Va (census 11695) - d by 11 Feb 1861 - Ex George P DEATON PRICE sec John TAYLOR, nenr:y WAX, Eliza Jane lfELSON l'RICE, Eliza lludsill - b 25 or 15 Apr 1805 or 1804 - d 15 Mar 1899 or 1890 f RUDISILL - 1</o John M PRICE (1797-1855) - ref Fl.ncaGtle 1'rusby sravestone PRICE, Farrell L - b 6 }lay 1884 - d 10 M;ir 1886 - f Rev P B PRlCE - m Martha B - grave Amsterdam Com POWERS see Maggie Caroline DOLLMAN POWERS, Catherine - d 9 Jan 1823 - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 1823 - w/ o John POWE'llS 11 Jan POlfERS, John - b c a l790 Va (c e nsus itl402) - d by 10 Sep 1855 - adm Joseph p Gaunt POlfF.RS, Martha E b c a 185 7 Bot Co - d 7 Nov 1864 - age 7y Om 23d Charles M POWERS - m Nary - cd di p theria - r ep by f ather POWERS , Nancy (widow ) - b c a 1757 l(ing William Co, Va - (or 1768, census d S De c 1861 - a ge 104y - f John EDWARDS - m E - cd old age - r ep liy da u Miss WAGONER PRICE, Geori:c S - b 1 June 1841 - d Feb 1863 - cd killed in battle - ref Fincaste Presby gravestone PRICE, John n - b 20 Oct 1832 - d 6 Mar 1865 - ref Fincastle stone - adm ll Mat: 1867 James TI 11 FIGGAT P rc~lly crave- l'RICE, J ohn D (marked ou t, replaced i<i.th H) - b 3 or 5 Se p 1797 Prin ce falward Co (c ensus ~ 1 2 7 8 ) - d 5 Sep 1855 Fincastle - cd dro pscy - r ef ~i n c a ~ tlP Pre s by ;;ravestone ; tl~a tl1 bl< - h/o Eliza PRICE ( 1 805 - 1899) re p by son John 11 PRICE - Ex John R PRICE & Robert D NELSON (10 Sep l BS '>) - F.x lfi Ser lRn R James II 11 FIGGATT !lll1(12) - POWERS, Sarah E - b c<i la60 Bot Co - d 2li Oct l61i4 - age Sy 41n - f Charles M POWERS - m Mary - cd di ptheria - rep by father POWERS, Yancey - d by 10 Dec 1816 ( dau called an orphan) - dau Mary (under 14) Pl\ICt:, Paulina ~locton - b 26 S~p 1831; Finca s tl e: - cl 9 M:iy 1915 - f John H PHJCE Pr f.d Co , Va) - m Eli7.;i (HUllTSIJ.L) (b Fin c a s tl e) - bu ci cd l'incastl c cem - cd cnrdiac as thma rb PR ICE, Robert James - b 18 June 18116 r.ile s Co - d 15 Jul r 19 17 - f John r!IICE (b Gile s Co ) - m Jo,;ephinc (ROCK) (b GilP. • Co ) - bu1· icrl n111,. lti tll:I' c:orn - e ll valvular heart lesion �PRICE, Sarah - d by ll Dec 1854 - ex Willi am B DOU'IHAT PRICE, Sophie M (widow) - b Va - d Jan 1850 - age 61 - cd cold - Ref 1850 Dot Co Mort Schedule PULLEN, J ohn W - b 15 Feb 1841 - d 28 Apr 1902 - f [Samuel PULLEN) - m [Mnry DEISfiER) - h/o Hnry M WILHELM PULLEN (d 1912) - crave Mt Mariah Lutheran oem PULLEN, Lucile - b 26 Apr 1916 Eagle Rock - d 26 Aug 1917 - f D t PULLEN (b PRICE, Thomas - d by 1823 - ref WB C p382, will dated 5 Oct 1820 - wife Mar garet; ch (lo by last wife) & Sophia (md Jacob PRICE); Madoriab, Acnes , Rebecca (md John BANJ:); Polly (md _SCOTT ); Sarah (md _ LIITLEPACE); Mar garet (md BENNETT); Thompson; gs Alfred ROLSTON; wife's bro Thomas BEARD PRICE, William J - b 15 Jan 1826 - d 12 Jan 1898 - grave Presby cem at Fincastle Eagle Rock) - m Mattie (BROUCflMAN) (b Bot Co) - buried Shiloah cem - cd illes- colitis PULLEN, Hanerva S - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 13 July 1866 - age 16y - f Wi lliam PULLEN - m Mary - cd fever - rep by father Pl\IllCE, Peter - d by 13 Feb 1796 - ref WB A p424, app PULLEN, Mary M Wilhelm - b 9 or 2 May 1844 Bot Co - d 17 July 1912 - f J obn WILHELM (PULLEN has been marked out) - m Cathern (DANCER) (b Rb Co) - buried Mt Moriah oem - cd dysentary - \.l/o J ohn WPULLEN PRITCRARD, Dezeki ab A - b ca 1638 - d 27 May 1862 Petersburg, Va - age 24y f Alexander l'RITCRARD - m Eliza - cd typhoid fever - rep by mother l'ULLEll, Nancy - b 31 AU6 1818 - d 1 May 1904 - w/o William PULLEN - ref Allen -Carper cem (near ruins old Allen house) PRITCHARD, Mary - b ca 1846 Shen Co - d 21 June 1862 - age 16y 2m - f Alexander PRITCHARD - m El iza - cd diptheria - rep by mother PULLEN, Robert P - b 16 May 1873 - d 29 Mnr 1901 - nrnve Mt Mari ah Lutheran cem PRITCDARD, Sarah - b ca 1849 Shen Co - d 21 June 1862 - age 13y PRITCRARD - m Eliza - cd diptheria - rep by mother c f Alexander PROCTOR see Peter l'IRICBT PR~ see William R CARNER, maybe Pugh PULLEN, Vir ginia Al~a - b 9 Aug 1914 Eagle Rock - d 28 Mar 1916 - f M[elvin] PULLEN (b Bot Co) - m Mabel C ( Lll'ES) (b Dot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem cd infantum fever PULLEN, William - b July 1810 ruins old Allen Home) d 21 July 1878 - ref Allen-Carpctc cem (near PRUNER oee Fannie FOSTER PURlS (or l'ARICS) , Jane (colored) - b ca 1795 Va (census 1/1293) 1857 - ex Ezekiel MAYREll' PRYOR, Luke - d by 11 Oct 1785 (7) - ref WB A p233, will dated 16 Jan 1765 \.life Suenn; ch, unborn; btcos John, Jooeph, Luke, Samuel dec'd; nephe.., Samuel HlTCRELL - admr Susatllla "fRYOR, Samuel MITCHELL PURSLEY see Rebecca THOMAS PRYOR, Richard I - b 10 Apr 1804 - d 23 Dec 1663 - grave Mill Creek cem PUCH see maybe PRURE, William R C~RRER d by 9 Nov PURSLY, male - b 27 Dec 1655 Bot Co - d 27 Dec 1855 - f J ohn PURSLEY - m Mary - cd born dead - rep by father l'URSLEY, Ceorcc - b ca Dec 1866 Bot Co - d 12 Dec 1867 - age 12tn PURSLEY - m Narcissa - cd not known - rep by uncle John I:ERN f Douglas PUCn, Wlyses S - b 19 June 1891 Floyd Co - d 30 June 1916 - f Wyl ey M PUCR (b Floyd Co) - m Sarah DICKERSON (b Floyd Co) - buried Troutville cern - cd chronic rnyocarditis PURSLEY, John A - b ca 1655 Dot Co - d 10 Oct 1856 - f John PURSLEY - m Mary cd flux - rep by father PULLF.N see femal e AUSTIN, John L WRICOTSMAN l'URSLEY , J ohn C - h ca 1855 not Co - d 24 Oct 1860 - age Sy PURSLEY - m E - cd soar throat - r ep by father PULLEN, - d by 8 June 1840 (son called an orphan) - son John PULl.EN, male - b 6 July 1856 Dot Co - d 7 July 1856 - f Samuel PULL'EN - m Mary - cd not known J>ULLEtl, Almore - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d 19 Apr 1855 - f Samuel PULl.EN - m Mary - cd Sain Vit. Dance - rep by father l'UJ,LE?l, Emma Alice - b 16 Jen 1855 Bot Co - d 24 Jan 1916 - f J ohn SREETS (b Bot Cn) - m Mary Jane (RA14!LTON) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock cem - cd orcmin e par~lysis f Oaden PURSLEY, Mary C - b 22 Oct 1639 Dot Co - d 25 Apr 1917 - f Carrison (b Ireland) - m not k.nown - buried Bethel cem - cd valvular heart disease PURSLEY, Samuel A - b ca 1846 Dot Co - d 24 Au a 1860 - age 12y PURSLEY - m E - Cd SOOT lhront - rep by father f Daden PURSLY, Sarah E - b ca 1854 - d l Apr 1855 - f WilliaJD l'UllSLY - m Levi.so (Mary has been mor~ed out) - cd not nown - rep by father �QUICKLE see Ocnry DllESSLER (or TRESSLER) l'IJIU:N, John H - b 15 Feb 1841 - d 28 Apr 1902 - f [Samuel PUT.LEN] - m [Mary OEISllRl\] - h/o Mary M Hil.AF:LM Plll.l.EN (d 1912) - grave Nt Mariah Lutheran cem QUISENBURY see Josiah s CRAWFORD l'IJl.t.l\N, t.uoile - b 26 Apr 1916 Ea.ale Rock - d 26 Aue 19l7 - f HT, l'ULLEN (b E:1cle Rock) - m Mattie (UROUGlfMAN) (b Do t Co) - buried Sh!lo3h cem - cd i.t !es-col Hii; pUl,LEN. Hanerva S - b ca 1850 Uot Co - d 13 July 1866 - nee 16y - f William PULLEN - m Mary - cd fever - rep by father PULLEN, Hary H Wilhelm RADER sec Laura 1\ettea REYNOLDS , Eli,zabetb RRUGO Ill , Almer ROWELL, Benry C DAKER, Daniel DRUGll , Effiah DRUGU, Elizabeth DllUGll 1/2, Ellen f BllOGll, Jolin DRUGO, William R DRUGD, Ann Drugb KESSLER, 61izobeth 8 Jl:ESSLER, Ko.te llt:UCh LEMON, Eliza Jane LINKF.NIJOKEll, Cassie Rader NAU, Georce 0 P/IYNTOR, Cary L STYNE, Dcster STYNE, Dr llazel WILLIAMS - b 9 or 2 May 18"4 Bot C-0 - d l 7 Ju ly 1912 - f John WILHELM (PULLE!I has been marked out] - m Cathern {RANGER) (b Rb Co) - buried Mt Moriah cem - cd dysentary - w/o J o hn W PULLEN RADER, infant - b ca 9 Sep 1861 - d 21 Oct 1861 - ace lm l2d - f Adam RADER - m £ve - rep by cf Samuel RADER POLLEN, Nancy - b 31 Aug 1818 - d l May 190t. - w/ o William PULLEN - ref Allen -Carper cem (near ruins old Allen house) RADER, male - b 5 Apr 1917 Dot Co - d 5 Apr 19 17 - f Harry R RADER (b Dot Co) - m nertha (SIMMON) (b Mont Co) - buried Troutville cem - cd born dead PULLEN, llobert P - b 16 Hay 1873 - d 29 Mar 1901 - grave Ht Mariah Luthernn cem nADRR, Adam (sometimes spelled RAYDER) - d by Dec 1817 (order) - ref HD C pl54 , 556, opp g settlement - Do lo July 1823 orphans Denjo.min & David (both under l/1) - admt:s Mary HADER, Abraham RADER PULLEN, Virginia Alma - b 9 Aug 1914 Eagle Rock - d 28 Har 1916 - f M[elvin] G PULLEN (b Bot Co) - m Mabel C (LIPES) {b Bot Co) - buried Eacle Rock Cem cd infantum fever RADER, Ann Watkins - b 1 Mar 1828 - d 13 Mar 1909 Dot Co - f [ Moses] WATKINS PULLEN, Willirun - b July 1810 - d 21 July 1878 - re f Allen-Carper cem (near ruins old Allen Home) RADER , Annie McDONALD - b 1858 - d 1931 - f McDONALD - u/o Charles Oammond RADER - &rave Mt Union cem PlJRKS (or PARKS), Jane (colored) - b ca 1795 Va (census 91293) - d by 9 Nov 1857 - ex Ezekiel MAYDEW RADER, Asa Edi;nr - b ca Oct 1859 Bot Co - d 16 Mar 1860 - :ice Sm 20d - f Daniel K RADER - m Frances - cd thrash - rep by father ~ PURSLEY see Rebecca THOMAS RADEU, ~ PtmSI.Y, male - b 27 Dec 1855 !lot Co - d 27 Dec lBS5 - r John PURSLEY - m Mary - cd born dead - rep by father -· = "Z ... ~ Cl> PURSLEY, George - b ca Dec t866 Bot Co - d 12 Dec 1867 - age 12m - f Dougl.as PURSLF.Y - m Narcissa - cd not known - rep by uncle John lll:RN PURSLEY, John A - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 10 Oct 1856 - f John PURSLEY - m Mary cd flux - rep by father PURSLEY, John C - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 24 Oct 1860 - age Sy - f Raden m E - cd soar throat - rep by father r1msu:v - PURSLEY, Mary C - b 22 Oct 1839 Sot Co - d 25 Apr 1917 - f Garrison (b IrelancJ) - 1n not known - buried Bethel cem - cd valvular heart disease PUllSLEY, Samuel A - b ca l BLiS Bot Co - d 24 i\ug l 860 - age Uy - f !laden PlJRSLm' - m E - cd soar throat - rep by father Pl1RSLY, Sarah E - b ca 185t. - d I Apr 1855 - f William PURSLY - m Levisa (Mary has been marked out) - cd not nown - rep by father - m [ Anna DAIRD] - 2nd w/o David RADE'R - gr ave Brick Union Cem Barbara - b 6 Mar 1805 - d 28 Sep 1895 or 23 Sep 22d - w/o Abraham llADEH - ref Orick Union cravcstonc 1885 - aGe 90y 6m RADER , neulah Sarah - b en 1904 - d 9 Jan 191\5 Troutville - age Bly - ( llEDOLE - hus Cecil RADER - ch Ellen (md WtCnEN, her ch Rev Christopher & Erie); sis 5 D;iphne (md _ McDANIEL), Rheba \IEODLE - buried Hill Creek cem RAUER, Catherine C -b 1 Aue 1832 - d 14 Sep 1907 - f Gcorcc E CAliI'f.R - m Sarah LITrRAL - w/o llillia.m R RADER {1826- 1910) - ref Brick Union gr avestone 1\J\DER, Cephas - b 26 Nov 1872 - d 9 i\{lr 1912 - f David Rl\DER - :-: Ann - h/o Nettie GRADY - ernvc Brick Un ion Cem RADF.R, Charles 11.immond - b 18)3 - cl 1890 - h/o Annie McDONALD lli\DER - l1t Union (;t' JVP CCIII l\AllF.R, Ch:u:lottc - d c~ 19 10 - ref llnrcr.onlrd wil l filed In "for 1;an1 o f lilx" RADER, Cora A 11 - h ca 1863 ilot Co - d 27 O~c 1765 - ;ir,c 2y 9m - f Daniel K RADER - :n F A - cd di i.•t ht'ria - rep by fa th er RADER, Daniel K (CSA) - b 18 Aue 1823 - d 29 Aue 188" - c;nive RADER, Edwin - b 7 Apr 1880 - d 19 Apr 1925 - f J S RADER Brick Union 6ravcstonc r.i ~!t Union Crr> Hollie - rrf �RADER, El!lllla KERN - b 21 June 1857 - d 26 Nov 1918 - f KERN - w/o H Woodson RADER - grave Brick Union cem RADER, Susan - b 18 Dec 1801 - d 14 Jon 1881 - f John KESSLER - m Elizabeth - w/o George W RADER (1797-1894) - ref Drick Union gravestone RADER, Frances F - b 7 Oct 1832 - d 11 Mar 1867 - f OLDS - w/o John IC RAOt'R (1823-1860) - ref Brick Union gravestone - adm 8 Apr 1867 Robert R LUNSFORD RADER, William narvc - b lli Feb 1855 - d " May 1932 - h/o Luce CUSTER grave Mt Union cem - bro of Charles Hammond RADER 7 RADER, Frances Ann - b 15 Nov 1828 All Co - d 20 Dec 1912 - f Samuel BROWN - m 7 (7) 7 - buried Haymakertown cem - cd arturo sclerosis RADER, William Rowland (CSA) - b 26 Aug 1826 - 22 Jan 1910 - f Georee W RADER - h/o Catherine C RADER (1832-1907) - ref Orick Union gravestone R/IDER, George £d11ard - b 11 Sep 1853 - d 30 Jan 1929 - f ll Rowland RADER - m Catherine - h/o Lou E RADER (1854-1939) - ref Brick Union gravestone RADFORD see Sarah R BOWYER, John J SlfITD RADER, Georce Washington - b 14 June 1797 - d 9 May 1894 - h/o Susan RADER RADFORD , Susan - b ca 1804 Mont Co - d 16 Jan 1857 - f John PRESTON - cd disease of heart - rep by hus William M RADFORD ( 1801-1881) - ref Brick Union gravestone HADER, James Brown - b 29 Aug 1858 - d 15 May 1886 or 1880 - £ J F S - ref Brick Union gravestone It RADER - m RADER, Jerrey S /Jeremiah - b 23 Mar 1850 Bot Co - d 23 Nov 1915 or 25 Nov f Samuel RADER (b Va) - m [Sarah } Sallie (BRUGR) (b Va) - buried Brick Union cem - cd fell out of buggy - [Ref Death cert; Brick Union gravestone; h/o Mollie £ RADER (1860-1939) RADER, John F - b 13 Dec 1816 - d ll1 Nov 1895 (obituary in Croniee Scrapbook p47) - f Abraham RADER - m Barbara rt:SSLER - h/o Sarah Jane RADER (1835-1903) - ref Brick Union gravestone - only dau md W B SRAY RADER, John June 181i0 (1632-1.867) - [see also (census II 1739) - d 10 Frances (Ot.US) RADEll - ref Drick Union 6t'l\Vestone - adm William n RADER (9 July 1860) Old Bot Co Newspaper book, p40) K (Lutheran minister) - b 11 Sep 1823 Va f Geo~r;e W RADJIB - m Susan KESSJ.lIB - wife RJIDER, Lee Carter - b ca 1861 Dot Co - d 15 A~r 1862 - age 9m 15d - f David (written above is Daniel) RADER - m Frances - cd croup - rep by father RAGSDALE see Frank DOOLEY RAINES, William (widower) - b ca 1810 Spotts Co (census 01373) - d 13 Nov 1858 [or 1857) - age 59y - cd disease of henrt - rep by friend James H FIGGATT - adm Green J/IMES (7 8 Nov 1858) RALSTON see James MOORE RALSTON, Andrew - d by 13 Aug 1776 - ref admr bond - ndmr Elizabeth RALSTON, William CRAIG RALSTON, John (Continental soldier) - d by 10 Dec 1779 (oh to be supported) - wife Mary; ch (not named) RALSTON, Llizahcth Ft:nnceo - b 2 Sep 1863 - d 2l Moy 1916 - ref Lemontown crnvestone l\J\MSEY 1 Mary Edieth - b 25 Dec 1916 Bot Co - d 27 Doc 1916 - f E L RAMSEY (b Va) - m Mary (DARVIE) (h Bot Co) - buried Troutville cem - cd broncal pneumonia RADER, Lou E - b 13 or 3 Hay 1854 - d 26 Apr 1939 - f Isaac KESSLER - m Elizabetb R/IOER - 11/0 George E RADER (1853-1929) - ref Brick Union gravestone RANDALL, Lucy F - b 29 Apr 1917 Bot Co - d 9 May 1917 - C D W RAND/ILL - m llmeba (DUMl'IIBIES) (b Vo) - buried Grottoes cem - cd hemotrice Woodson - b 20 llov 1853 - d 17 Jan 1938 - f David RADER - m /Inn h/o Emma Kern RADER - grave Brick Union cem RllPPS see W U SDORTER RADEil, 11 15 l1uc 1835 - d 20 Mar 1920 ref Uri ck Union crave stone R/\f>ER, Haria - b f - Samuel. n/\Dlffi - m Sarah - RADER, Mollie E <real name Mary Elizabeth DOWER R/IDER) - b 9 Apr 1860 - d 9 Sep 1939 - ! DOWER - w/o Jeremiah RADER (1650-1915) - ref Brick Onion cravestono RADF.R, flettie GRADY - b 12 Feb 1879 - d 1 Nov 1907 - f Gn/IDY - w/o Cephas RADEi\ - crave Brick IJnion cem RAYlJER sec RADER RllNFRO see RENTFllO !\Elin see -SEED, REID, Snrah 'UISROP, Hatild:i Moy CllDD REED, female - b 30 Oct 1916 Troutville - d 30 Oct 1916 - f Elmer M RE/ID (b Mont Co) - m Manila (DEEL) (b Bot Co) - buried 1'routville cem - cd 7Minel nort i a7 RE/ID, John - d by 14 Jan 1Bl6 (son called an orphan) - son Joseph {under 14) RllUER, Sarah - b 14 Dec 1837 - d ll1 Aug 1893 - f Samuel RADER - rn Sarnh rer Dricl1 Union gravestone JtllUF.R , Sarah Jane - b 8 Sep 1835 - d 28 June 190'.l - f FELLERS - w/o John n11mm (1816-11!9:.) - ref Brio!\ Unlon Gravestone RtllDF.R see Cornelius RUDDELL REDURN see Georr,e GREEN �-·UEDDINGER see Catberine SIZER REESE see REDMAN see Mary /\ LUGA!\, DONALD , female FAIRCflILD male LINKENBOICER, James Watson LINICENilOKER REDMA'tl, Jonathan (sing le) - b Va - d Dec 184'9 - age 96 - cd killed - ref 1850 Bo t Co Nort Schedule REESE , James tt - b 11 Apr 1885 !Jlaoksburg , Mont Co, Va - d 11 Mar 1915 Dot Co Anderson REESE (b Va) - m Marie 1' (To\YLOR ) (b Va) - buried Shawsvil le Cem - od TB REmtAN, Naocy - d by 9 Nov 1807 - ref WB D pl64 , app REESE, Mary F - b 1849 - d 1929 - crave Foutz Cem (near llonsack) - f R£DMO):ID, Mary A.n nie - b Oct 1858 Craig Co - d 24 Nay 1917 - f Thomas ELMORE (b Craig Co) - ru not lrno1m - buried Fincastle oem - cd or(lanic heart disease REID see READ, REED, Elizabeth GARRF:rr, Fannie A BRYAN, Saral1 Vi.rginia CRUSD, Roy Lewis ICING, CbaTles T 1.1\YMAN , Jaoob M LEMON, Martha J LEMON, Florence M M.llYS, James MAYS Ill, Jnmes MAYS 112 , Joseph R HAYS, Mary R MAYS, Robert MAYS, Thomas MAYS, Samuel NOFSINGER , James ROI/LAND, Mrs Emma TUCKER REED see !U'AD, REID, John GOODWIN, Thomas GOODWIN, Sarah TROUT, Elizabeth ADAMS, George W ADAMS, Robert ANDERSON REID, Charles E (duplicate card) - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 3 Nov 18Sl1 - f John REID - m narriet - cd scarlet fever - rep by father RRED, Charles E - b ca Na_y 1851 - d 3 Nov 1854 Bot Co death bk - age 3y 6m f .John REED - m. Harriet HEID, Dennis - b 7 tla• 1851 Bot Co - d 25 Aug 1912 Dot Co oert - f Jonathan REID (b Bot Co) - m Sarah Jane PILSON (b Dot Co) - buried Amsterdam Cem - cd chronic dysentary REDMOND see ~ary Susan WORTH REJID, Frederick - d by Oct 1827 (Bot Co, Will, WD 0 p410) - ref WB D p410 will dated Nov 1822 - wife Barbara; ch John dec ' d, Ca1:bedne [ dec'd ] (rod AUNSl'AUG8: her son Frederick); Jacob; gdau Elizabeth (md James TnOtv.S) REED, Jacob - d 1836 Bot Co WB E p831, 894, app 8 division of land - wife Nancy TflOMAS ; ch Eliza (md Andrew READ), John, Catherine, Ann, Mary (md Newton SWITZER), Jacob, Bevaline, Fredericlt - [had land on C;aig ' s Creek] REED, Joseph, Rev (of Bath Co) - d by 21 Oct 1812 Bot Co - ref WB B p330, app g settlement - h/o Lily (THOMAS) (rod 2 Jan 1806) - adnn:s Fl:ancis !ROMAS, Liley REED REID, John - b ca 1797 Va Census 111206 - d by 12 Mar 1866 - h/o Rebecca JUPES - oh (from census) George W, Martha J, Sarah E, Samuel A, James A, John E, l'auline A, Andre'W L , William I. - adm Geo W JIEID 8 Abraham SAVILLE REID, John Edward - b 30 Mar 18l17 Oriskany, Bot Co - d 20 Jan 1917 - f Andrew REID (b Rb Co) - m Eliza (RF.ID) (b Oriskany) [md 1826] - buried Oriskany cem - cd TD of f lesh 8 skin HEID, Julius - d llo Nov (no date) Craig's Creek, Bot Co - ase l7y - f Benjamin llEID - obituary in Cronise scrapbool1 18 (not elated) 1\EED, Nancy (widow) - b ca 1777 (census 1850 Bot Co fll213) - d 1858 Bot Co will, lffi K p234 - £ WiUiam TOOMAS (d by 1858, named in Nancy's will) - ch Catherine (md Samuel CRAWFORD), Mary (md Newton SWITZER) , Devalioe (md ~ever­ ley TUCKER, their dau Mary); Eliza (md Andrew UEED); Ann (md Geo ff CALDllELL ~, Frederick , Jacob (md Susan~); John dec ' d - ( la te hus Jacob R'E'ED] REID, Martha R - b ca 1826 - d 20 Dec 1850 not Co - ace 211y - f John GOODWIN - w/o WilliDJn J REID - ref Goodwin cem (over river from Mays cem) REED, Samuel - d by 8 Jan 1793 Bot Co will - ref WB B p'.349, will dated 22 Oct 1 792, admr bond - ch Samuel, William, Michael, Nancy, Rachel , Elizab eth ( md TELFORD); Sarah (md RICRARDSON); Jane ( CflARTER); Margaret (md GOODSON); John - admi=""Sarnue l REED Re!D, William (duplicate card) - d 25 Dec 1820, fell from bridge, 1 mile from Pattonsburg - ref "Herald of the Valley" l Jan 1821; \ill C p'.l15 , app REED, Thomas - d by Sep 1827 Bot Co will - ref \~B 0 p396, will da.ted 12 July 1 8 27 - ch Martha (md [Thomas] GOODEN, her dau Mary A); Ann (md LYNSEY), Mary (md [J ames ) MAYS, her dau Flo:;;nce) ; Easter (md [M atthew} MAYS, her dau Florence) - others Catherine PIERCE, Madison PIERCE REMLEY, Samuel - b ca 1859 Dot Co -d 15 July 1862 - ace 3y - f James A HEMLEY - m Frances - cd inflamation of bra in - rep hy father REED, William - d by Dec 1805 - ref WB B pl2l, >1i1l dated J Aug 1805 - wife Ru1:he; ch William, John, Sa-rah (md McMULLEN); Ruth (md NEW); Anne ( rod KNOX); Margaret ( md [ Jacob]-PEnSINGER); Rebekah (md·- - NYSONGER); Thomas-:- Mary (md HMBERLING ); Archibald - Exr widow & Jacob PERSINGER RENTFRO, William - o by 8 Sep, market! ou t, written auovl' 9 June 178 ? - ref HB A p270, will dated 20 Feb 1789, aumr bond - rclJtives, other s l'atrick LEMON, John TAGENT, James NAN - admr l'atrick LEMON REID , Nancy (duplicate card) - b ca 1777 Ve (cens11s 111213) - d by 12 Apr 1858 - Ex Frederick RELD REILEY see RrELEY REN(T)FRO see Esther LOON'EY RETI'lNGEl\, David - d 1869 - adm b9nd 13 Sep 1869 Sheriff JOllNSON REED, William - d 25 Pee 1820 Bot Co (obituary in Herald of Va lley) - wife several ch - cd fell from bridge, one mi l e from Buchanan & drowned REYNOLDS see Lodowick TnOHAS, John LOONEY Jr, Col Ceorge llAl.KF.11 Sr �REYNOLDS, Ax:chelius - b ca 1775 Va (census 41336) - d by 8 Feb 1864 - h/o Sally - Ex Davis M WOOD RHODES, ma le - b 18 Aug 1915 Bot Co - d 18 Aug 1915 - f Chat"les RIJODES ( b Bot Co ) - m Mary E (AYRES) (b Bot Co) - buried near Buchanan - cd st i ll born RE!flOLDS, Fannie - b ca 1849 Bed Co - d 18 July 1867 - age lSy - f Ilarrison REYNOLDS - m Mildred - cd typhoid fever - rep by father RHODES, Anthony U - b 27 Sep 1852 - d 3 Feb 1802 - g rave Mt Union cem n REYNOLDS, Greenville W - b ca 1790 Va (census #525) - d by 1 2 Mar 1866 h/o Frances - admr James ROWLAND, Sheriff (9 Apr 1866, revoked), James e FIGGATT (10 June 1867 revolted) Dorman L PITZER (revoked Dec 1874) REYNOLDS, nenry A - b ca 18 57 Dot Co - d 7 May 1 864 - a ge 7y - f Micajab RE'YllOLDS - cd diptheria - rep by father REYNOLDS, John - d by 8 Apr, marked out, written above Mar 1815 - ref WB B p434, app S settlement - wife Magdaline (see her will ) REYNOLDS, Laura Rettea - b 8 Sep 1876 Bot Co - d 16 Apr 1917 - f G E RADER (b Bot Co) - m T E ( ICESLER) (b Bot Co) - buried Brick Onion Cem - od rupture of large blood vessel of brain during l abor REYNOLDS, Magdalen "Ann" - d by llov 1821 (1<ritten over) - f [ Lodocrich TOOMAS, i n his will] - ref WB C p340, wi ll dated 30 Aug 1821 - cb James, Thomas, J ohn , Ann (md ~-GIVENS); Fanny (md [ Joseph ] TAYLOR ); William (his dau Ann); ot hers: J ane REYNOLDS - [widow of John REYNOLDS ] ~· ;f" RHODES, El la Hillis - b 28 Dec 1912 [ Dot Co] - d 17 Dec 19 13 - f Charlie RHODES [b Va) - m Sis (AYERS) [b Va] - buried Buchanan Cem - cd cap illary bronchitis RHODES, Fannie - b ca 1880 - d 4 Mar 1899 - age 19y - w/o John W RDODES grave Mt Union Cem RHODES, Fulvia M - b 30 Aue 1 871. - d 30 Aus 1953 - f [John E UORIIB ) - m [Eliza A UICllJ\RDSON ) - w/o J l\ush RHODES - grave Mt Union cem RllODES, J nusb - b 18 Jan 1857 - d 11 June 1920 - f [Jooeph RilODES ] - m [M L] - h/o Fulvia M ROODES - grave Mt Onion cem RHODES, John W - b 3 Dec 1850 - d 30 Aug 1927 - h/o " Fannie" RHODES - grave Mt Union cem RnODES, Joseph (md) - b 5 Aug 1822 Rb Co - d 24 or 27 Aug 186/i - age 40y - f Anthony 1\flODES - m Eliza - ad fever - rep by b-i-1 Daden MOORE - grave Mt Union cem REYNOLDS, Roy Alexander - b 21 June 1900 Bot Co - d 16 J une 1917 - f James A REYNOLDS (b Va) - m Alice V (CAKPER) (b Va) [md 1890] - buried Deisher buryi ng ground - cd killed by falling tree RHODES , Lillian - b 28 Feb 1862 - d 3 May 1 918 - grave Mt Union cem REYNOLDS, Tbo1Das - d by Dec 1804 - ref WB B p81, wi.11 dated 15 Oct 1803 wife Ann; ch John, Barry Dyne, Sarah (md [Thomas] LOYD) ; Pattie (md KING]; Betty (md [Samuel) McGEE ]; gch Jobn GIVIN (of Ann md Joseph GIVIN); Nancy .l\nn TAYLOR RICE see Nathan EAKINS, Gcoree McDONJILD, Alivia Frances SMITll REYNOLDS, 't.bomas E - b 20 June 1842 Bed Co - d 27 Mar 19lt. - f JllcCage REUIOLDS (b Bed Co) - m Ana:Liza (TURPIN) (b Ded Co) - buried Eagle Rock cem - cd TB RICE, F.lizabet:b - b ca 1832 - d 20 July 1853 - f William D ANTllONY - m M .T cd childbed - rep by hus Charles RICF. REYNOLDS, William - d by Feb 1796 - ref W8 A p420, app - on 14 Jan 1812 orphans Maxey, William (both over 14) - [Bot Co PB 19 p335 & mar r iage indiatcs this man's widow Amma 02 Alex<l)]der RANLl::Y on 20 Feb 1802] RICE , Frances N - b ca 1829 (census 1850 Bot Co 1/1600) - d 28 Nov ?18957 near Haymakertown - a&e ca 66y - f George McDONALD - m Susan M TIARVEY - son (md Mnry J , d ca 1895); son S D RICE - buried Mt Union cem - Cronise SOTapbook 53 (no date) REYNOLDS, William A - b ca 1821 Bot Co - d 1861 "In Army" - age 33y - f Arch ibald REYNOLDS - cd fever - rep by bro C M REYNOLDS JIOEJ\ GeP. 1-lenry DD..L RICE, Albert G - b ca 1830 llnlifax Co , Va - d 22 Mny 1858 - cd typhoid fever - rep by bro Thomas A RICE - h/o Tabitha F RICE R~CE, Mary J - d 12 Nov 718957 - hus RICE - m-i-1 Mrs Frances M J\ICE - Cron~-se Scrapbook 53 (no date) !\ICE , Rufus A - b 27 June 1868 - d 11 July 1892 - Tef Drick Uni0n gravestone 1\ll!HF.111\J\'l: see RINEBJ\lt'f l\llOUENRElSIIB, female - b ca 180) Rb Co - d 11. Dec 18611 - age 63y - f DRlCKET - m Mary - cd pneumonia - rep by hus nen:ry 1UlODENTIF.ISER Rllill,E see RULE, Mrs Tbomas l.EMON , Luitia LEMON llICE, Thomas JI - b 8 June 1813 - 18 Mor 1676 - ref Drick Union gr ave- a tone Frederick lWO(J\)DES see Mary F CRlJSA, Sarah Elizabeth DILLON, William L cnusn, Mary t. HURN, Will'l.am M AORR, Mary Ellen HcCUl.1.0CO, Sallie PETERS, E J HOMJ\CK, Emma Rhodes WOMACK, Raney ANDERSON RICHARDS see Lawrence Willis GJ\/IY RICHARDS, Eliza - b 1835 Bot Co - d ll1 Sep 1913 - f John KENT (b Dot Co) - m Eliza ( KESLER ) ~b Bot Co) [mrl 181<1 ] - bur ied Glade Creelt cem - cd Genl. debility �RICllllRDS , llicbard - d by 18 Jan 1803 - ref WB 8 p31, app l\I CllllRllSON see Emma D l\IELEY, Eliza O/\RRIS, Francis Ll\NDERS, Jamee 111\lllC, Srunuel REED, Roward llLIFF, "Emma 01\YllNT, tliza A HORNE, l.ewis S ICESLER, Saluda USSLER, ~ulvia M RHODES, RICllllRDSON, male - b 16 Nov 1916 Dot Co - d 16 Nov 1916 Bot Co (cert) - f [Charles] Gilmer RICllARDSON (b Dot Co)- m Paleen (R!!NGllTE) (b Va) (md 1915) - buried Troutville Cem - cd still born RJCllARDSON, male - b 27 Apr 1859 Bot Co - d 28 Apr 1859 Bot Co Death bk ase ld - f Samuel II RICllARDSON - m Eliza J UAlil'TON [md 1856) - r ep by father RIClli\RJJSON, Aramin~a - b ca 1859 Oot Co - d 28 Aug 1862 Bot Co death bk age 2y llm 16d - f William M RICllARDSON - m Oannah [ODENSOAIN) - cd diptheria - rep by father RICllllllDSON, lltwell S - b ca 1839 Dot Co - d 29 June 1862 Dot Co Doath bk nae 22y 7m - f James MRICOARDSON - m Narisisa - cd shot at Gatn ' s Mill rep by mother R!Clll\ROSON, Damaris - b ca 1801 Surry Co, Va - d 20 June 1869 - age 68y - f Alexander DOO'l'RE - m Tempy - od El ar sement of liver - rep by bus William S RICBllRDSON (md 1820) RICBARDSON, Eliza J - b ca 1837 - d 28 Apr 1859 Bot Co Death bk - age 22y f Wi lliam B HAMPTON - m Ann - cd childbirth - rep by hus Samuel II RlCllARDSON (md 1856) -· ~ ::.:s ~ ~ ~ RICOARDSON, Mary S - b 2 Nov 1808 - d 10 Mor 1845 - f J ohn N BEllLE - m Rbodo TRIGG - lst hui; Charl es 11 C PRESTON, 2nd (1837) John R RICDAnDSON - grave tit Joy cem - o son R[ichord] D (b ca 1840) [md 1890 Ello J JONES) RICIIARDSON, Otey - cl 1874 Dot Co (will, Wll M p4115) - wife Mahala JONES RICRAl\DSON, Samuel - [b before 1775; over 45 in 1020 census) - d by Oct 1821 - ref will dated 12 Sep 1821, WB C p336 - oh John, 8 others, not named - on 21 Nov 1821 orphans Gross , Elizabeth, Kit ty, George (all under 14, all b a£ter 1807) - Exr Elisha BETTS RICllARDSON, Thomae - d by 1835, app; by B May 1837 (daus called orphans) daus Maria, Hary Jona (both under 14) - [WO E p796, 118 F p391, names widow Sarah RIClll\RDSN & another ch named Sarah & Mary Jane hod md WRIG!IT by 1841] RICHESON see RICOARDSON RICBEY see RI'rcmrr. Cynthia McCllLISTJm RICDEY, Demarius E - b ca 1816 (or 1820, census 01506) Dot Co - d 18 Nov 1855 - f [James RICHEY) - m Mary RICDEY - cd consumpt ion - rep by mother adm Samuel DllRGER RICIIEY, James - b ca 1790 Bot Co - d 31 /\pr 1853 - f Solomon SIMPSON - m £[lizabeth LANTERN] [md 1793) - cd duspepsia - r ep by dau Demaris RITCHEY adm John G RUDISILL (9 Hay 1853) RICHEY, Robert - b ca 1767 river from Hays ccm) d 12 Jan 18110 - a110 73y - ref Goodwin cem (over RI CRARDSON, Elizabe~b - b Feb 1851, Va - d 13 Feb 1915 - f Thomae LANDERS [b Va} - m [Mary (b Va)) - buried Daleville Cem - cd TD - [w/o Coruel ius RICHARDSON (md 1867)] RICKMllN see Ethel Hickman PllifERSON, Mnrcaret Doll WALl\ER RICllll!WSON, Elizabeth - b ca 1809 Bot Co - d 1 July 1869 Bot Co Death bl< & will - age 60y - f Frederick WINEMAN - m Catherine [RONX, see Georse RONX] cd consumption - rep by d-i-1 Susan [RORN) RICHARDSON - w/o Green RICDARDSON RICKMAN, Lawrence Elbert - b 4 May 1915 Dot Co - d 17 June 1915 - f James 11 RICKMAN (b Va) - m Ola (llYE!lS) (b Va) - buried Pico cem - cd acute intestinal indigestion RlCllARDSON, James H - b ca 1806 [England) - d 20 Sep 1895 Bot Co (will, Wll Q pl92; death papers ) - wife Narcissa; ch J Delrain; TS (or ST), Malissa KARSBALL; Eliza HARSBALL, dec•d ( her ch Samantha PAINTER, Charles F MARSIIALL, John E KARSBALL, Obelia GELL'f:L & /Inna KARNS) - [dau Eliza was b in Amh Co) RIDDLEBARGER see Alice DllRGER, Elizabeth VTNF.S, Jruncs McCONNELL, Elias LINl\ENUO~, Sa1DUcl LIN~ENTIOKl:R RICHARDSON, Josepb - b 1 July 1858 Bot Co - d 8 Juy 1858 Bot Co death bk - f Samuel II RICBA.RDSON - m Eliza J fllllfPTON [md 1856] - cd unkn - rep by father Rl CRAROSON, Hary Bell - b 17 Sep 1877 Bot Co - d 2 Apr 1913 Dot Co Cert - f Renry M BISBOP - m Sallie (SINGLETON) (b Dot Co) - buried Troutville Cem cd edema of lungs - (2nd w/o Jacob ltICRllRDSON (md 1898)) lUC B/l[IOSON, Mahala - d 1891 Bot Co (WB P p505) - f James JONES - hus Otey RICllARDSON RICRARDSON, Mai:y R - d 1880 heirs l i sted (WB N p467) - heirs listed as Mary (md David EDHUNDSON) g Charl es T RIDDLESBARGER, female - b ca 1860 Bot Co - d Apr I 860 RIDDLESBllRGER - cd not kn0\..11 - rep by fat her nt;e 2ld - f Charlton RIDDLEBARGEl\, female - b 6 July 1913 Bot Co - d 6 July 1913 - f S~mucl ll:irrison RIDDLEDl\RCEll (b not Co) - m Julia Fnnccs ( Dll.l.ON) ( b !lot Co) - bud eel }It Mariah cem - cd born dead RIDDLEDARGt:R, AlCred - b 10 feh 1860 llot Co - d 8 t\u g 191'• - f Dul c;uicl 11 l\IDDLJ::DARGER (b Dot Co) - rn ltcbecca (STUl.l.) (b /\ti Co) - bur ied Alms 11011se cem - cd hear t dise~se RIDDLEBA RGER, Mathew - b 19 eran cern May 1877 - d 20 Se!p 1903 - c;rave :1t Mariah Luth- �RIDDL£SBARGE:R , Nancy - b ca 1824 Bot Co - d 18 May 1859 - age 35y - f Jobn BARGER - m not knoi:n [Christian a llILBELM ] - cd no t know - rep by hus Sam RIDDLES BARGER RINEHEART, Fr anci s - d by Jan 1814 - ref WD D p371 , will dated 14 Nov 1813 wife Rebekah ; ch J ohn & others not nar.ied - Exr Peter NOFTZINGER RIPLEY see Clara J ane CAHOON, Lucinda McCLURE RIDDLEBARGER , Rebecca J ane - b ca 1834 All Co - d 6 Mar 1913 - f Sam SLOSS (b All Co) - m Bettie ( DEEDS) (b Va) - bur ied Low Moor cem - cd mytral insufficence of heart RIPLEY, Alice - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 12 Feb 1860 - age 6y - f J ohn RI PLEY m ["Patsy"] - cd dipther ia - rep by father RIDELL, (can't tell) - b 2 Feb 1915 Bot Co - d 2 Feb 1915 - f Bennett RIDELL - m Cor a ( nIPF.S ) (b Va) - cd abortion at J months RIPLEY, Alonza - b ca 1848 Bot Co - d 6 J une 1860 - age 12y - f John RIPLF.Y - m ["Patsy"] - cd diptheria - r ep by father llI DEOUT, Joseph - d ca 1894 - r ef unrecord will f iled in "Unrecorded dee ds , etc" RIPLEY, George Washineton - b 27 Sep 1857 Dot Co - 6 July 1916 - f John RI PLEY - m Marth a (BARGER) (b Rb Co ) - hur l ed Ri pl ey cem - cd acute myocardit i s RIDE'R , John Turner - b ca 1831 Va - d 13 Apr 1913 - f J ohnnie RIDEil (b Va ) m Mati lda (NEIGHBORS) (b Va) - bur i ed Hons cem - cd mytral r egurgitation RIPLEY, James - d by 13 June 1815 ( ch called orph11ns) - ch Ally (over 14); William, Verlinder, Rillor y, Alec (these 4 , edn on 11 Feb 1822) RIDEil, Mary Frances Eliza beth - b 10 Mar 1873 Va - d 26 Apr 1916 - f Thomas RIDER - m Mart ha (MITCBELL) - bur;i.ed family cem at Buchanan - cd unkn RIPLEY, Jamea A - b 18 Apr 18611 Vn - d 10 Sep 19111 - f John RIPLEY (b Va ) m Martha (BhRGER) (b Va ) - buried High Dridce Cem - cd cnrcenomin & dueclenoma RIDER, Peter - d by 8 Oct 1793 (dau cal l ed an orphan) - dau Eliz abeth (under llt) RIPLEY, John RIELEY see Christian DOWER RIELEY, Emma U - b 12 Aug 1802 (7Rke Co) - d 27 Oct 1915 - f Gross RICRABDSON - ~ Phebe (RICOARDSON ) - buried Mc~~ ce~ - cd pelagra RrELEY, Francie - d by Feb 1779 - ref WB A plOl, wil l dated 16 Aug 1775 others Jamee REILEY, Catherine PATTERSON, both of County Cavin, Kingdom of ' Ireland RIELEY, George P - d by 7 Sep 1901 - cd fell from train - ref inquest papers Rr£LEY, Mary Elizabeth - b 17 lfar 1847 Dot Co - d 22 Oct 1916 - f William STARKEY (b Bed Co) - m Mi ldred (POLLARD) (b Bed Co) - buried Bethesda cem cd valvular heart lesions, mitral regurgatat i on aortic RIELEY, Mollie F. - b 1840 Bed Co - d 27 Dec 1912 - f Meredith DAVIDSON m Vista PECK: 7 - buried Old llomestetid Cem - cd broncho pneumonia 7 - - d by Feb 1817 (order) - Ref WO C pl90, app Rll'LEY, Mary (md) - b en 1810 - d Feb 1850 - age 40 - cd sudden - r ef 1850 Dot Co Mort Schedule RIPLEY, Mnry (\fidow) - b ca 1770 Bot Co - d Aue 1860 - age 90y - cd old age - r ep by son John RIPLEY RULEY, Susan A - b 26 Dec 1846 llnl Hax Co, Va - d 27 Aug 1914 Bot Co - f Jacob ROBERSON (b Middlesex Co, Va) - m Tebertha ( WILLINIIAM) (b Rnl Co) buried Brick Union cem - cd cancer RIPLEY, William W - b ca 1860 Va - d 20 Feb 1915 - f John RIPLEY (b Va) - m _ _ _ (b Va) - buried High Bridge ocm - cd was insane f ar a l one t i me RIPP, Frederick - d by 8 Doc 1789 - r ef WD A p279 , app & admr bond - admr Geo•ce SPOTTS lllGBTMF.RE see I'hoebe imssum RITClfEY s ee RI CHY, Emel i ne S AUSTIN, Chnrle e D AUSTIN, James AUSTIN, John Will iam AUSTIN , Samuel Carper AUSTI N, Ellen n GOODWIN, Etta D GOODWIN, Wi lbur F GOODWIN, Mary Dove RANCOCt, Ella Josephine SRAN~S , RILEY 1 t..o uedna Ercill - b 18 Apt" 1912 Hollins , Bot Co - d 9 J une 1913 - f Georce Thomno RILEY (b [liolline) Bol Co) - m Rallie J ( &'r'l'EI\) (h ( llollins] Bo t Co) - buried Carvi ns Cove Cem - od spinal menemgitis RITCAEY, John - d by Au g 1780 - ref WU A p122 , wi l l dat ed 3 June 1 780, admr bond - wi fe Snrat1; ch James , Stcpphen, John, 1'1nry, 7Aunice - On 10 Nay 1765 orphans James , Stephen & John (all under l it) - admr William RI'fCllEY RILEY, Lucian A - b 17 Nov 1916 Bot Co - d 17 Nov 1916 f J A RIJ,f:Y (b Va) - m Li l1 ie D (LAYMAN) ( b Va) - buried Cai:vins Cove cem - cd pi:ematurc RITCUEY, William Sr - d by 10 tiny 1775 - r ef Wll h p81 , spp admr Wi llilllll Rl TC0£Y , J omes RITCIJF.Y RilEY, Sarah Ann - b '31 Mar JB/J7 Dote Co - d 17 May 1915 - f James LEONARD (b Va) - m Nancy J (OURlfE'J'T) (b Va) - buried Carvins Cove cem - cd Brights diseose RORF.RSON see Susan A RI PJ,EY RTlHmAUT nee Hnry Jane CIRCLE, RFIINEllART etc, Ceori;e W CLAPSADDT,E & odmi: bond - ROBERTSON, Art hur - b ca 1751 Scotland - d 22 Oct 1821 , "at nig Lick, Dot Co, Va" - ref obi tuat"y in Lynchburg Pt:eas for 9 Nov 1821 - son , the late Or Rober t ROBERTSON �ROBF.RTSON, Chasteen C - b ca 1639 Bot Co (cens us 062 t) - d 12 July 1862 Ri c hmond, Va - age Z3y - f Matthew ROBERTSON - m Mary - cd s hot at Gain' s Mi 11 rep by mother - odm John II F ROll£RTSON (8 Sep 1862) ROBINSON, Eleanor - b 15 June 1809 - d 23 Sep 1830 Dot Co - f Isaac RODINSON - m Martha Eleanor MOFFIT!' - ref Deaverdam gravestone llOBERTSON, John n - b 13 Sep 1855 - d 29 Jan 1919 - wife Mary S - Mill Creek ceru - Ill Elizabeth J - hus David F - Godwln cem ROBINSON, Eliza V - b 28 Sep 1851 - d 14 Jan 1918 Dot Co - f William S DAVIS HOBERTSON, John Ii - b ca Aug 180t. Tretand (census 1850 llot Co i/262) - d 24 Jan 1861 Bot Co - aae 57y Sm - cd µaralysis - rep by wife Susannah ROBERTSON ~ ROBINSON, Elizabeth BART - b 1830 - d 3 Feb 1903 Bot Co - f Rev Andrew flART - m [Mary] - hu s Starkey - Fairview cem ROBERTSON, Mary S - b 11 Oct 18 57 - d 13 Apr 1927 Bot Co - hus John R - Mill Creek cem ROBINSON, Estaline ti - b [20 Dec) ca 1827 - tl 24 Oct 1857 Dot Co - f Jamee PAXTON - m [Cat hei:ine JORDAN] - cd fever - rep by hus Shai:key [or Stai:key) ROBINSON - buried Locust Bottom com ROBERTSON, Matthew - b ca 1804 Alb Co - d 23 Mar 1862 Bot Co - age 58y - cd unkn - rep by i;ife Mary ROBERTSON ROBINSON, Faonie A (unmd) - b co 1832 Dot Co - d 21 Feb 1856 Bot Co - f William RODINSON - m Sarah A (1101.TZ] - cd consumption - rep by father ROBF.RTSON, William Deale - b 9 Uec 1854 - d 13 Sep 1898 Bot Co - f [Starkey RODINSON ) - m [Estel ine PAXTON] - Fairview cem, Buchanan ROBINSON, Gcoi:ce Pendleton - b 23 AUG 1899 Glen Hilton, Bot Co - d 29 Sep 1913 not Co - f L(oren.zo) .D RODINSON (b Mont Co) - m Jane Ann (llIL1.) (b Duohanan) - buried Fincastle cem - cd Uremic poison ROBINETT, Samuel - d by 12 Nov (marked out, replaced with 25 Oct 1771 - re f HB A p14, app 8 admt' bond, sale - odmr Thomas DONN RODINSON see Mary E O'ELMICK, Margaret LANTZ, 'llilliasa GRARAK, Gi:anville CALD'11£1.L, Dr Isaac Robinson GODWIN, Geoi:ge 8 DILL, Annie HcDONALD, David McDONALD, Edward HcDONALD, Mary McDONALD, Nnncy McDONALD, Pt'iscilla HcDONALD, William McDONt\LD #1 1 William McDONALD i/2 , Edwai:d ~OOD ROBINSON, (aged 10) RODINSON, Georce T - b ca 1847 (census 1850 Bot Co 0262) - d 1 May 1896 Tinker Knob, section Bot Co; will - age ca 49y - f [ John W ROBERTSON) - m ( Susannah) - wife not named [ Lu cy Ann); ch dau Hrs Chapman JOl{ES of rulaski see Ci:onise scrapbook 30 {no da te ) RODINSON, Hester A - b l2 Jan 1852 - d 20 Jan 1900 Dot Co - f [James A DRUHFIELD) - m [ M fl E WOOD) - w/o C[harlcs] w ROBINSON - cnve llaymnke•town oern - d by 15 Sep 1773 (Bo t Co son call ed an orphan) - son John ROBINSON, female - b ca Sep 1868 Bot Co - d 14 Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 16d - f Geo•ce W ROBINSON - m Lucy A - rep by mothe• ROBINSON, Catherine - d by 12 Feb 1821 (Bot Co, dau called an o•phan) - dau Hary Acnes TDOHPSON ROD INSON, Catherine - b ca 1835 Rb Co - d 10 Nov 1912 Bot Co - f John McCUTCRINS (b Rb Co) - m do n ' t know - buried Ga la cem - cd pare lys;is ROBINSON, Cornelia A - b 13 Aug 1863 - d ll July 1901 Bot Co - f [George II DILLON ] - m [Rai:Tiet J ) - hus J E W - Godw in cem ROBINSON, David - d by 8 Apt' 1788 Bot Co - f (James ROBINSON) - m [Jean) re( 118 A p258, will elated 15 Sep 1787 - wife Cat•on; ch William, George, James, Pricilla, Jane, Catherine, Mary, Elizabe th , Ann, Annable, Phebe, Pi::u<lence; s-i - 1 William McDONALD RODlNSON, David F - b 16 J an 1867 - d 26 Feb 1912 Bot Co - [John H ROBlNSON ) - m [ Mai:y FERGUSON ) - wife Eliza V: c h Medot'a md Alva WOOD; William Floyd md Vista ~RUGR ; John Moffett md Bessie C RF.ABERN - Godwin cem l\OBTNSON, Eleanor - b 31 Mat' 1773 Va (census ul27l) - d 2 Sep 1856 Bot Co f [ MOFFETT ] - hus [ I saac ROBINSON ) - ref Beave•dam gravestone - rep by d- i-1 Hai:y ROBINSON - adm Thomas G GODWIN ( 12 Nov 1856) ROBINSON, Isonc F - b 23 Jun e 1812 - d 11 Mat' 1832 Dot Co - f Isaac RODINSON - m Martha Eleanor MOFFETT - r ef Beaverdam c-ravestone RODINSO!l, J £ W - b 13 Apt' 1842 - d 15 Apr 1935 Bot Co ISON) - m (Tabitha) - wife Cornelia A [DILLON] (CSA) - f (Jacob ROB- ROBINSON, John - b en 1749 - d 23 Nov 1820 Bot Co - nee 7ly - •er sec 1835 Pension Roll, Va section p44 ROBINSON, John ti - b ca 1807 Rb Co - d 8 Nov 1856 Dot Co - age l19y - f lonck RODINSON - m Harthn [Eleanor MOFFETT] - cd inflamati.on uf 1 Iver - rep by wife Mary RORJNSON (d 1888) - ref Denth bkl Beaverdam c•avestone ROBillSON, John W - b ca 1842 Va {census 111271) - d b)' 12 feb 1861 Dot Co - f John H ROBINSN - m Huy (FERGUSON) - adn l3 Jan 1862, Do vid G llOUSTON (11 Apt' 1866 Lewis LlNl:F.NTIOKF.R, sheriff {revoked 11 June 1866) James II!! nGGArT ROBINSON, Jose ph F - b 25 Har 1838 - d 16 Dec 18(73] Bot Co - f [John M ROn INSOll] - m (tjnt'y FITTIGIJSON) - Be;1venlam cem ROBINSON, July - b ca 1850 Bed Co - d 15 Ju l y 1856 Dot Co - f Randolph llOOINSON - m Hacy [DOWDY) [ROBERTSON md Brei Co 28 f;ov 1833) - cd croo1• - r!'JI hr father ROBINSON, Lelia - b 28 Au& 1873 WV - d 14 AUG 1916 Bot Co - f Philip NF.\ICOHn (b Bot Co) - m Nancy {Sl.OANE) (b Bot Co) - buried fam ily cem - cd TB - r1111~ Geor&e £mme t RODINSON] �RODTIISON, Lucian Dolf'YeI - b 30 Sep 1839 - d 5 June 1914 Bot Co - f [John M RODINSON ] - m [Mary FERGUSON] - wife Mary LUSTER ROGERS, Mary Pauline - b 27 July 1868 Buchanan - d 18 July 19H - f "Mat" ROGERS (b Frederick Co, Va) - m Matil da (WILLIAMS) (b Bot Co) - buried Buchanan cem - cd TB RODI!lSON, Maggie - b [ca 1854] - d no date, Spreading Spring Valley, Bo·t Co - f [Jacob YOUNG] - m [Mary E] - hus William [BJ ROBINSON - Cronise Scrapboolt 57, no d<!te ROLAND, Ja1Des (umnd) - b ca Sep 1819 Bot Co - d 14 June 1859 - age 39y 9m f James ROLAND - m Sarah - cd consumption - rep by mother RODillSON, Mary - b ca 181,2 - d 23 Feb 1888 Bot Co - age 76y - f (Ferguson] w/ o John M ROB!NSON - ref Beverdam gravestone RODINSON, Mary Broff!l - b 3 Oct 1861 - d 1 Mar 1893 Bot Co - f Starkey ROBINSON - m Ellen V - Fairview cem RODillSON, Mary C - b l3 Sep 1863 - d 11 July 1932 llot Co - f [NUCn:LS] - m [Ellen E NUCKELS] - hus Samuel - G~latia cem ROBINSON, Mary Luster - b 1839 - cl 1926 Dot Co - f [James LOSIER] - m [Mary) - hus Lucian Do1<Yer ROBINSON - Godwin cem ROBINSON, 'Nancy - d by 17 June 1825 Bot Co (son called an orphan) - son llilliam RODINSON, Samuel - b 7 Aug 1859 - d 31 Mar 1939 Bot Co - f [Duncan RODINSON) - m (Catherine NEflCOMl!] - wife Mary C - [ch Berta NEllMAN] - Galatia ccm RODINSON, Sarah - b ca 1851 Craig Co - d l Nov 1853 8ot Co - f Randolph ROBTNSON - m M[ary DOWDY] [ROBERTSON md Bed Co 28 Nov 1833) - cd scarlet fever - rep by father ROBIJISON, Starkey - b 8 Oct 1826 Va - d 29 Nov 1915 not Co (CSA) - f Anthony non111soN (b Va) - rn Rel1ecca (COUCB) (b Va) - buried Buchanan cem - cd apoplexy - h/o ill Esta line M PAXTON; 112 [Ellen RA!\T]; l/3 [Elizabeth TIART] RODillSON, Sue - b 25 Apr 1878 - cl 15 June 1961 Bot Co - f [ll'illiam SBANK] m [Bettie M) - [1st) hus W H; [2nd nus J M CAMPER] - [Andrew Chapel ccmJ ROBTIISON, W[illiam] B - b 2l1 May 1854 - d 22 May 1925 not Co - f [ George ROTITIISON) - m [Rebecca YOUNG] - wjf.e Sue [SAANKS) - [eh Rosalie (md C S DODD)] - Andrew Chapel cem ROLAND , Pougn (female) - b ca Aug 1855 ]ot Co - d 1 Oct 1858 - age 2y 2m - f Robert: ROLA.llD - cd croup - rep by father ROMER see George R CARIKnOFF RON~, George - d by ~far 1812 - ref llD B p313, app - Left 9 ch - for heirs see DB 12 p335, 348, 350; DB 13 pl58, 165 1 303 - On 12 Mar 1812, orphan Modlena (over 114) - ch; 1. Jlanno.b (md John MINGES, Jr); 2. Mary (md John SOOllALTER); 3. Anne (md Peter WRFMAN); 4. Magdaline (md Abraham SUOWAl.TER); 5. Catherine (md Frederick llINEMAN); G. Barbara (md Andrew SLOAN); 7. Jooeph (md Mary 51101/ALTER); 8. Jacob (md Hannah BROTLURE); 9 . 7? ROOP, Frederick - d by 9 Sep 1807 (dau called an orphan) - dau Nancy (over 14) ROSE, Lucy Ann - d en 1869 - Ref Unrecorded will filed in "Unrecorded deeds, etc ROSENBAUM, Bettie - b 7 Apr 18'15 - d 27 Aug 1878 - w/o D Denverdam gravestone F. ROSF.NOAUM - ref ROSS, Frances A - b ca 1796 Bot Co - d 18 Aug 1854 Fincastle - f John MILLER - m [Sal:ah CARTER] - cd dysentary - rep by s-1-1 "Robert M UUDSON ROSS, John - b 1819 - d 1899 - h/o Mny;:y gravestone J ROSS (1835-1909) - ref Godwin ROSS, MarY J - b 1835 - d 1909 - w/o John ROSS (1819-1899) - ref Godwin i;ravestone ROSS, Reuben - d by 12 Apr 1830 (ell called orphans) - wife Frances Ann; orphans Eliza C, John D, Virginia M, Reuben G ROSSJIB sec Susan BOLTON HOCK see F.lizabetb WILLIAMS, Alonzo B DOOLEY, Earl Clifford FllF.'l'WF.LL, Sophia f1cCUliLOCH, I\obert James PRICE ROTn, Willie (male) - b ca 1888 England - d 21 June 1913 - buried Glen Wilton cem - cd by violence at hands of associates ROCK, Charles Jl - b 7 Nov 1861 Va - d 4 Mai: 1916 - f. George W ROCK (b Va) m Mahala (OllENSllAIN) (b Va) - hurled Hount Union oern - od don ' t know ROllLANll see William m.E, Andrew DOYU, Jamel! MoCONJ'ffiL).., Charlotte Ann McCLIN'l'lC, Bryan Rowland McDONALD, Edward McDONALD, George McDONALD, Matilda A OBENSHAIN RODENIZER, Charles - d 1870 - Ex bond 10 Oct 1870 Floyd G ROCtm ROGE!IS see Peter. JOHNSTON ROGE'llS, Eugene Kinzie - b 16 Sep 1912 nuchanan - d 16 Sep 1912 - f (Charles] Eugene HOC:BRS (b Va) - m Verna L (KINZIE) (b Va) - buried nuchanan - cd JH!t111ature hirth ROWT.AND, male - b llot Co - d l Aug 1855 - f John n ROI/LAND - m Salina - rep by father ROllJ,ANTl, James - d by June 1805 - ref HD D p96, 1<1ill dated 11 Feb 1805; Wll C p111 settlement - wife Marcaret; ch Mary, Elizabeth, Jane , Margaret, Agness, Prudence, Robert, Georee, James, William - Exrs Mnrcnret ROllJ,AND, G IlOWLAND, F.dwm:d Mcl)ONALD - 1-lll C plll: equal portions went to Agnes DLACJC Cornelius IJROWN, Eliz.abeth JOUNSON, Hn-cgnret ROWLAND , IH1liam lllU:D , Edwa-ccl McllONl\LD �ROWLAND, Jru:ies - d by flpr 1819 - ref WB C 185, will dated 15 Apr 1814 - wife Sarah [KYLE] - ch Charlotte, James; bro William ROWLAND - on 14 Oct 1822, orphan Cb3t:lotte (over 14) RO\.ILllND, Jesse - d by 11 Apr 1831 (ch called orphans) - ch Gilmore , Rob ert, Susan, William, Joseph G, Elizabeth - Eli~n Rudesill PRICE, Paulina Morton PRI CE J!Ul>ISnL , Robert L - b Oct 1851 llot Co - d 1 Sep 1912 - f John C RUDI SILL (b Bot Co) -m :Evelyn (ICYLE) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Epiecopnl cem - cd chronic nlcoho l ism ROWLAND, Joseph P - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 17 Aug 1854 - f John D ROWLAND - m M - cd flux - rep by father RUFF, Clcotis Jackson - b 14 Mar 1913 Dot Co - d 17 June 1913 - f William Lee RUFF (b Bot Co) - m Corn V (DOGAN) (b Dot Co) - buried Cove Alum cem cd malnutrition ROWLAND, Robert - d 8 flug, marked out, written above Feb 1782 - ref WB A pl59, 11ill tinted 16 Jan 1777; ad mr bond - ch J ames, 'fhomas, Georce , Wi lliam dec'd (his son, Robert) - admr James 110\ol:LAND, Thomas ROWLllND RUFF, William Lee - b 8 Aue 1869 Dot Co - d 18 Aue 1913 - f J ohn RUFF (b Ded Co) - m Sarah Jane (MflR'l'I N) - buried C!vc Alum Cem - cd Stru ck by lit1htninc ROWLAND, Snrab - b ca 1800, Va (census 0855) - d by 4 July 1856 - f WOOD w/o William ROliLAJID - Ex William S DAVIS RULE see RllULE, Jacob llEISBER , Henry DILL, Chris t ian Charles LANGE, William Thomas LEMON, George Washington LINl\T.NUO[ER ROWLAND, Sarah (widow) - b ca 1780 Bot Co - d 12 Dec 1867 - age 87y - f Will;i.am KYLE - m Sarah - cd old age - rep by gs J ames R THOMPSON - exs 12 Nar 1868 W111 r:YLE & James R TnO~IPSON RULE, George - d by Sep 1823 - ref HD C p393 , will dated 12 Apr 1819 - relatives: Gdau Sally FRF.NCn; others Cat her ine ( md _ _ SntlTE); Rosanna (md French); Gcorne RULE; Cbristinab (md _ DASHER) ; J acob RULE, John RULE, Mi cbael RULE ROWLAND, Thomas - d by Aug 1814 - ref l~B B p397, will dated 23 Dec 1813 wife Mary; ch Jesse , Silag, J oel , George, Milly (md Gil mor e); Wi l liam, David RULE, Jesse D - d by 22 Oct 1928 - cd suicide - ref Inquest papers ROWLflITTl, William - d 4 Nov 1776 (dnte on will ), WB A p76 - relatives , none named in wi 11 - on 14 Dec: 1780 orphan Elizabeth, not to be bound; on 14 Mar 1782 orphans John, George, Robert, Willi am, Amey S Sarah, are bound out; on 13 Feb 1783 orphans John & Rober t (over 14) - Admi Sar ah, James, & Tbomas ROI/LAND, Amos & John POTTS ROWLAND, William R - b ca 1820 - d l Apr 1853 - h/o Isabella ROWLAND ·". RUDISI LL sec Eliza Jane NELSON, William ROWLAND - cd pneu- RULE, John - d by 17 Aue 1824 - ref WB C p575, oral will prosented 8 Nov 1824 - wife Eve - On 12 Sep 1824, orphans , Susanna, I nane , Roeanna , Samuel , Marie , Elizabeth & Mathias RULE, Hary A - b ca 1853 Ded Co - d 28 Oct 1845 - f fldaJll RULE - m Hary - cd flux - rep by father ~onis RULE, Hncy Jane - b ca 1820 Bed Co - d 28 Dec 1854 - f J ames W MEDl.F.Y - m Nancy - od congea ti ve Chill - rep by hus S;imuel RllLF. ROWS'E'Y, Mary Ada - b 23 Aug 1917 Bot Co - d 26 Nov 1917 - f R L ROWSEY (b Va) - m Nonie (LUCAS ) (b Dot Co) - buried Troutville cem - cd bronchial pneumonia IUJLY, El izilbetb - 11 ca 1799, Rb Co - d 3 Aus 1855 - f John HO l. ER fever - rep by bus John F RULY RUllLE see Simenia Gertrude ITIJFFMAN RUNNILLS see REYNOLDS , Lodowi ck TllOHAS RUCKER see Kathleen GILLIAM , Josephus SHEr nERD M~ES, f infant SREPBERD, Pearlie Anne rn E - cd RUSSELL sec Georce flRMf:N1'ROUT, Ambrois JONJ:;S , Ann l. F.ONARD RUSSELL, JaC1es - d by 16 flpr 1812 (dnu called an orphan) - dau l'olly (over RUCK:ER, female - b 5 Sep 1915 Bot Co - d 5 Sep 1915 - f Walter n RUCKER (b Ala, marked out) - m Tandy C (GRIMM) (b Bot Co, marked out, replaced with Va) - buried Mt Union c:em - cd premature RUCKER, Lessie - b 10 Apr 1913 Dot Co - d 16 Sep 1913 - f J oe RUCKER (b Bot Co) - m Lillie (BRYANT) (b Bot Co) - buried Woody graveyard - cd whooping cough Jli) RUSSELi., William - b c:i 1837 !lot Co - d 30 Aue 1862, Pr lirn Co, - c:d cunshot - re p by cousin N;incy LEONARD RUl'llERFORll, Reuben - d hy 21 Ju l y 1803 (sons (over 14) ; Reuben (over lli) c~llerJ orph~ns) Vn - •1 i;r 25y - sons .John RUCKER, Thomas T - d by ll May 1868 - admr 11 May 1868 Sheriff RUTLEDCE see Cornelius RIJDOEl.L RUDDELL, Cornelius - d by 10 Apr 1798 - ref Wll A p467, will dated 3 Mar 1798, codic~l 6 Mar 1798 - wife I ngebo; ch Andrew, John, Stephen, Cbear (md READE'R ) ; llebor ough (md RUTLEDGE); C;itherine (mCI _Sani; ler); Elizabeth ( md ALCORN: bro George (his dau Ingebo) Sf\ ILS, 11ebccca - IJ note C:o - d 16 SAI LS ~ov 1858 - C!I "liurn~•·d'' - r!)p hv hus John �SCO'IT, Edward - b not Co - d 1868 - f Fletcher C SCOTI - m Emeline - rep hy father SAINTCLAIR see ST GLAIR, Denjamin DOUGU\S SALE see Thomas MADISON SALE, Ballie P - b 5 May 1868 - d 23 Oct 1891 - gi:ave Old Glade Creek cem SANDRIDGE, male - b 27 Sep 1913 Eagle Rock - d 27 Sep 1913 - f Benjamin T SAllDRIDGE (b All Co) - m Minnie (SANDRillGE) (b All Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd still born SCOTT, James - d by 11 Dec (marked out) written above Sep 1783 - ref 110 A p192, will dated 17 Apr 1783, admr bond - wife Esther ; ch 'William, Samuel, '• daus, not named, & son William's son, James - admr SatDUel SCO'IT SCOTT, James - d by 8 June 1790 - f Edward SCOTT of Ireland - ref adrar bond - relatives: bro Robert SCOTT of Bed Co - Admr Thomas ~C - [see Bot Co DB 4 p331 for name of father t bro] SAllGLE!I see Cornelius RUDDELL SCOTT, John A, Rev - b 7 Jan 1820 Martinsbuq;, WV - d 17 Dec 1895 Santilane, Fincastle , Dot Co - wife Mary C McCLI LLAND (md 8 Dec 1847); son Dr S M SCOTT; sis t!rs E M SCOTI' - obituary in Cronise Scrapbool< 4 & 38 SARVER see SARVOUR, Col George WALK.ER Sr SARVE:R, M A - b 15 Apr 1840 - d 21 Mar 1895 - ref Allen-Carper Ccm (near ruins old Allen house) SARVER, Sarah L - b 11 Sep 1845 Bot Co - d l Aug 1917 - f G W BILL (b Bot Co) - m Hartba A (CARR) (b Nelson Co, Va) - buried Eagle Rock cem - cd mitrel insufficieney SCOTT, Mat thew - d by 8 Au& 1820 (son called an orphan) - son Jooepb (over ll•) SCOTT, Nathan (see Nathaniel SCOTT, same) - d by Oct 1819 - ref wn C p223, will dated 28 Mar 1816 - ch Rober t , William, Jane (md David SllORT); Saro.h (md Philip 'llflITMORF.); Isabella, Pecgy (md Andrew HELLON); Hary, Rebecca, Nat han, John, James , Joseph - On 11 Sep 1820 orphan Joseph (over 14) SARVOUR see SARVER SARVOUR, Elizabeth - d by 8 June 1790 - ref WB A p383, will dated 16 Jan 1787 - relatives, others Julies lfEDB Sr SCOTT, Nathaniel (see Nathan SCOTT, same) - d by July 1820, order - rof 'llD C p313, 468, app & settlement - heirs Josepb, (md Charles or Jamee TIIOHl'SON), Nathaniel , John, [Rebecca] (md Isaac Hc;cui,LY); James - admr 'llill io.m DilrKLE SllTERTllWllI'l'E see William FLEMING SllVAGE see llilUam KENNY SCOTT , Susan - b ca July 1860 Bot Co - d June 1861 - nee llm - f Thomas SCOT'r - cd diptheria - rep by father SAVAGE, Mnry - d by 10 July 1787 (dau called an orphan) - dau Jean (or Jane) SCOTT, Thomas - b ca 1827 Va (census #1476) - d by 8 Sep 1862 not Co (adm) adm Lewis LIN'u:NflOCEl\ SAVILLE see John Franklin DEACON SEA see SEAY, Hary 1.AYHAN SllVILt.£, Frances M - b 1819 - d 1879 - f Mathias CIRCLE - m Mary ARMF.NTROOT - ref Locust Bottom gravestone - w/o Joseph SAVILLE SAWYERS, Sampson - d by Apr 1819 - ref UB C p84, will dated 18 Mar 1815 wife Mary; ch by last wife : Andrew, Hat:tbew, Rebecca, Alexander, Archer; by lot wife : James, John, George, l~omae, Raebel (md ~ WRICDT); Sampson, William SCANLON , Mahala BASRl\M - b 18llo - d 19011 - f BASHAM - w/o l'eter SCANLON crave Old Glade Creek cem SEACAT, Elizabeth - d by June 1824 - ref WB C p559, will dated 29 July 1823 - late husband Ceorne SEACAT, dec'd; dau dec'd SEACA',J:, Lucinda - d 10 Feb 1823 Amsterdam - f SEACAT "llerald of the Valley" 22 Feb 1823 m Elizabeth - rep by SEACATT, l'eter - d by 11 Mar 1800 (son called on orphnn) - son Daniel (over 14) SEACl\IS'f see SECRIST, Michael COON, Charles Lewis DOJ,LHAN SCAHl.ON, Peter - no dates - h/o Hahala llASDllM SCANLON - grave Old Glade Creek ceru SCffE:tl(C)JC see Preston Cardina FJ\l.LS, Ma-ria 1. HONTS SCllLl!NCLISS see Christian Charles LANGE scnROl'PE, Stcpben - d by 13 Hay 181'• - ref 148 SCOl'T ace c p90, app William MAYS Sr, Robert POAGE, Thomas PRICE SEACRIST, Bartley - b en 1824 Va (census 11962) - d by 9 Oct 1865 - h/o Ido adm James ROWLllND, sheriff SEACRIST, Emma l'rudel\ce - b ca Aug 1860 Bot Co - d 15 llay 1861 - age 9m 5d f Barkley SEACRIST - m Ida - cd consumption - rep by father SF.ACRIST, Jobi\ - d by June 1815 - ref WB B pt.49, wil 1 dated 20 Mar 1815 wife (Rosanna); ch Daniel and others not named - on 14 Feb 182~ orphana Hnry (1SEACRlST7) nnd John DIJJIG'ER [7SEllCRIS'I7) (both undtH; l'o) - Ex 9 RoSBllJla SEACRIST, nan5o1 SEACRIST �SERBER, (sec also SOllDER) - d by 8 Oct 1799 (son called an orphan) - 8on Joseph (under 14) SEAY see SEA, Dora Emmett COLEMAN SEAY, p Pollard - b Feb ca 1833, Fluvanna Co - d 2 J uly 1917 - f Durrell SEAY (b Fluvanna Co) - m Cotberine (POLLARD) (b Fl uvanna Co) - buried Glade Creek cem - cd acute dysentery SEAY Thomas D - h 1 Jan 1871 Bot Co - d 1.6 Mar 19'l7 - f William SRllY (b Va) - m ~e1en (DODLh-Y) (b Va) - cd myocardial insufficiency SECKLES, Thomas (maybe Sickles) - d by 14 Aug 1799 (sons called orphans) sons Tbomas, Georne SERRET, James Kenneth - b 15 Apr 1914 Rb Co - d 22 Aus 1915 - f ~ndrew J SERm Emily 0 (TRUSLOW) (b Rb Co) - buried Rb Co cem - cd acute enle!_ctis RETT (b Aug Co) - SERVEi\, Casper - d by llo Feb 1782 - ref HU A pl48 , will dnted 15 J;m 1782 Admr bond - wife _ _ ; ch Oenry , Casper, John - adrnr llenry SER\ll:R SESSLER see Sarah Ann GARDNER SECRIST see SEACRIST, Macy Emma LEFFEL, Portia LEFFEL SESSLER, Elizabeth (Joan mnrked out) - d 1901 - f (d 1893) - grave Ha)'l!'akcrtown cem SECRIST, Bulah Loren - b 20 July 1908 Bot Co - d 18 July 191~ - f Jacob A SECRIST [b Bot Co] - m Sue E (CRUSH) [b Bot Co] - buried Mill Creek cem - cd obstruc tion of bowel (ate nreen apples) SESSLER, John D - 17 Jan 1821 - d 3 Feb 1893 - h/o Eli znbetb (JOllN) SESSLE'l\ (d 1801) - &Tave llaymakcrtown ccm SEcnIST, John - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 1 Oct 1862 - age lOy - f Barc lay SECRIST - m Ida - cd diptheria - rep by father SECRIST, Joseph Daniel - b ca May 1854 - d 8 June 1859 - age Sy lm 23d - f Barkley SECRlST - m Ida - cd pneumonia - rep by father SECRIST, Mary C - b ca 1848 Botetourt Co - d 27 Oct 1862 - age 14y 7rn 3d - f narclay SECRIST - m Ida - cd diptheria - rep by father SECRIST, Mary Ruth - b l May 1913 - d 7 Hay 1913 - f Jacob II SECRIST [b Bot Co) - m Sue C (CRUSH) [b Bot Co) - buried Mill Creek cem - cd convulsions SEACRIST, Robert Thomas - b ca 1 852 Bot Co - d 7 Aug 1854 - f Solomon SE/\CR I ST - m Roba.ma - cd rlu.x - rep by mother JOUN - w/o John B SESSLER SESSLER, John T - b 22 Ap:r 1870 - d 23 Dec 1886 - f John D SESSLEll - m Elizabeth JOllN - grave Haymnkerto1m cem SESSLER, Hary - b ca 1771 Md - d 7 Mar 1865 - oi;e 9loy - cd old nse - rep by son Jolm 8 SESSLER - w/o John SESSLER SESSLOR, Nancy - d by Sep 1823 - ref WB C p388, will dated '' Aue 1823 - ch Polly, John, others not named - £xr Joho SESLER SESSLER, Thomas - d hy 19 Feb 1801 (admrs A & C C!Sll); \In A pSl1S, St.8 orphans Nancy (ove r llo b)• 12 Mat 1805); Samuel, Jacob (both under llo on 9 Dec 1805) - heirs Hary SESLER; Elizabeth LEGG; Catherine EMRIC~. Nancy SESLER, J:r Thomas SESLER SHADD/\N, Joseph - d by 12 Au& 1772 - (ch cn l lC!d orphans) - ch \laonnh, Robert, SECRIST, Sarab A H - b c a 1831 Dot Co - d 19 Jan 1856 - f [llIPES ] - cd cancer - rep by hus David SECRIST SHAFER see Sll/\VER 1 Pbil'ip C SlZF.'R SF.CRIST, Susan - 15 Oct 1834 Bot Co - d 20 May 1914 - f Robert FOUT (b Bot Co) - m Margaret (SMil.F:Y) (b Bot Co) - buried Mill Creek cem - cd Brights disease SHAFER, unnacrd - b 23 Julr 1912 not Co - d 23 Ju l)' 11)12 - f l.uthcr SllAFER (b Shen Co) - Cl Sadie (BRIDGER) - burled on farn - eel nbortion due t o fol I SF.EL see William SNODGRASS, Sr SDAFf'F.R, fer.iale - ti 2 l\ov 191 5 [Acis t erdam) - d 2 liov 1915 - ~ Cflarcncc] H SHAFFER [b Va] - m Vallie Virginia (DRJDCES) [b Va] - burled t.r:istcnlar. c cn cd bo rn clead SEFFORD, William - b ca 1839 Bot Co - d 14 Nov 1861 - age 22y - f John SEFFORD - m Fannie - cd fe ver - rep by father ?George SEFFORD Sf.LDEN see Cary SRAFF'ER , fc::ialc - b i Ju l y 1916 Aristcr1lnr.i - <! 7 July 191/i - f lklli tl II SllAffER - (b Shen Co) - m Ida ,\ (SELVINS) (b Sh~n C:o) - buried Amr,tPrt!ar.i r~rt1 - c:•I premature OREC~IDGE SELDEN, James I\, S-r - d 30 Aug 1899 - cd kill~d by train - ref Inquest papers SELLAR, Jacob - d by Feb 1811 - ref WB B p280, app; WB C p52_ (or 51) s e ttlement - admr Philip SIMON SELVlliS see female SRllFFER SENSE see B J DOWNS SHAFFER, Carl Eancenc - b 27 i\pr !9lh Hol Cn - 11 July JllJ/, - f 0:1n io•l ( 11<'witt, 11ri ttcn abo\'e) S\IAHER (b Shen Co) - m Ida A (STF.Vt.llS) lb !'ihl'n Co l buried Amsterd:i m c~m - cd pneumonia SllAFER, John - b ca 1808 !lot Co - d 13 July \8(18 - "l>C! <oOy - f "Pct" [A<J;i111) Sll/IF'ER - m Barbara [YOUNC) (cid \809) - cd drop!ly - n p hy son .Jor.cph SHAFER - h/o Susan SllllFER �SRAF'ER, John - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 29 June 1861 - age 18y - f John SHAf"ER m S - cd dro!llled - r ep by father - Ad111 (marked out) Ex written above, 10 Aug 1868 Joseph MSBAFER snANIS, Grace 11 - b ca 1795 - d 26 July 1833 - age 38y ref Fincastle Presby gravestone SOAFER, Luther - b 25 July 1893 Va - d 25 Jan 1916 - f J H SOAFER (b Va) - m unlm - buried Bethel cem - od TB SHANKS, James - b ca 1801 Va (census 1111156) - d by 8 Aull 1853 - Ex George SHANKS SOAFFCR, Noffet - b 18 Dec 1899 Va - d 7 Har 1913 - f J H SilAPFEB (b Va) - m J (STNJ:) (b Va) - buried Bethel cem - cd TB SnANXS, John William - b 27 Apr 1857 Dot Co - d 30 Apr 1857 - f George (f') SBANl:;S - m Eliza Ann - cd-Unkn - rep by father SllAFFER, Roy - b 17 Apr 1915 Bot Co - d 21 July 1915 - f DeWitt SHAFFER ( b Shen Co) - m Ida A (SILOINS) Cb Shen Co ) - buried Amsterdam cem - cd malnut r i tion (premature) SAANIS, Mary C - b ca 1805 [or ca 1797] - d 7 July 1833 - age 28y [ or 36y) w/o Dr Lewis SBANtS - ref fincas tle Presby gravestone H SUAMllLill see 11 / 0 Thomas Slll\!IKS - w SilANKS, Mary T - I> 20 Sep 1797 - d 10 May lSiiS - w/o Thomos SHANKS (1796-18119) - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone Cha~blin SOAR[ see SAAN[$, David NOFFSINGER, Susannah JOHNSON SOAN[S, Thomas - b 15 July 1796 - d 7 May 1849 - h/o fll Grace H (d 1833); 02 Mary T (d 1845) - crave Fincastle Presby cem SAANJ:, Jacob - b ca 1790 Va (census fll l 74) - d by 9 Nov 1963 - adm Lewis Lllln:NTIO[ER SUANI, Laura S - b 13 Aug 1869 Bot Co - d 20 Aug 1869 - ase 7d - f John R Sf!ANIC(S] - m Elizabeth (DUPREE) - rep by father SllA!lXLIN, John w - b ca 1663 not Co - d 18 July 1867 - age 4y - f John D SnAflJ\LIN - m Sarab S - cd typhoid fever - rep by fath er SllANICT.IN, Richard - d by Oct 1800 - r ef WB A p539, ~ill dated 18 Har 1800 wife Agnes; ch John, W111i3GI, Bobert, Andr ew, Catherine, Elizabeth (her son AbsolUJD) , Richard - Ex 6 John SBANCLTN, William SOAm:LJ:R SnAR~ , J ames - d by 7 Sep 1808 - ref WB B p200 app - [property was assigned to Pat . SllARlEY g wH SBl\llllIN SDARKEY, Potriclt - d by 8 Aug (marked out) May (l'rittcn above) 1786 - ref Im A p238, will dated 30 Jan 1786, admr bond - wife Anna ; ch Jrunes, John, Patrick; gch not named - admr Patrick SUAI1[£Y, Adam PECK SHARP, EdwaTd - d by 12 June 1770 - m McCLELLON (John) - HB A pl, 263, will dated 8 Hay 1770, admr bond, settie'iiient - wtfc (Jane); ch John, Anthony, Annias; b-i-1 wm McCLELLAN - admr John McCLELLAN, Wi lliam McCLELLAN SUABRETTS see Baltzer (or Paulacr) BUMGARDNER Sl!Am:LIN, Robert - d by Feb 1802 - -ref WB, app SllAVER see SOAFFER, malc KEEBLE, Thomno J SI ZER, Michocl SDLl'!NDERGlm SllANKLIN, Susan - b ca 1781 !lot Co - d 15 Apr 1855 - f James GILLILAND - cd consumption - r ep by s on John D SOANICLIN - w/o John SUANICLTN SUAllJ:S s ee Matilda A OllENCRAIN, Michael FRANTZ, Nicbolae BECKNER, Luvenia BllUGB, Cassandra M ANDERSON, J ff DRUGO, Luvenia BRUGU, Dunioo B CALDWELL, Mar garet DILLMAN, ff P l'.l'YPES, Cathrean St!IL'EY, William H WOODSON, Susanah lfYSO?IG SHAVER, Charles D - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 12 Aue 1856 - f Peter SUAVER - m Mary - cd f lux - Te p by father SHAVER , George W - b 26 Jan 1860 Rh Co - d 23 June 1915 - f Wil.l irun SllAVEll [b va ) - m late (PENCE) [b Va] - bui:-ied Trinity cem - cd pryalitis (prostnte trouble) SRANY.S, female - d 28 J une 1821, neu Amnterdam - rep i n "Ueral.d of the Vall ey•• 2 July 1821 - w/ o David SlJAHKS SOAtllCS, Carey - b ca 1802 - d 25 J une 1821 , near Amst erdam - age 17y l>avid S!lANKS - rep in "Heral d of the Va l ley" 2 J uly 1821 SUAVER, .Andrew - d by Apr 1816 - ref WB C p43 , will dated 7 Oct 1615 - wife Ursula: ch AndTew, Betsy, Saly, Lucy, John, Jonathan, David, others not named; bro Adam SUAVER - :Elcr Adam SOAVER f SHANKS, David - d 28 June 1821, near Amsterda.. - ref "Her11ld of t he Val ley" 2 J ul y 1821 , Wll C p 3 28 , will - wife ; ch William, Davi d, Thomas , JSG1es , ..Lew.i.8, -Ca:&ey~ CaasQJ', George-Wash in&ton~ sis-Sarah (.Land-in-Ea)~~~~~~~~~~~~ SllANKS , El la J osephi ne , Mi:-6 - b ca J8S6 Bot Co - d 9 Sep 1912 - f Isaac S AIJS'l'lN (b !lot Co) - m Vireinia (BITCHI F.) (h Bot Co) (ind 13 Hay 1851.i] - bui:1cd Zion& !!il l - cd corcl noma of Bi:east [ ehe was 2nd w/o Ieaac David SUANkS (md 211 Dec: 18!10)) SOAVER, James B - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 15 Aue 1856 - f Peter SUAVER - m Mory - cd flux - TCP by father SUAVER, John N - b 10 Aug 1 844 !lot Co - d 10 Sep 1917 - f Peter SUAVER ( b Rh Co) - m [HaTy ] (TROUT) (b Rke Co) - buried Troutville cem - cd general decline f rom age SUAVER, Peter (late of ~erKs Co, Po' - d by Apr 1798 - f Wll A p466, will dated 12 July 178lt - b't'O Andrew Andre~ SUAVER - r ef �snAVER, '(lobert L - b ca Feb 1870 !lot Co - d 15 Mar 1870 Amsterdam Twsp - age lm 1Sd - f John W SHAVER - m Cathe1:iue S - cd i nfluenza - i;ep by father SHEETS, George - b 6 Oct 1820 - d 3 Oct 1841 - ref Sheets family gravestone, River Bottom near Eag le ~eek SIJA'H see SREETS, Jacob - b ca 1752/3 - d ca 1835/6 - age 83y - ref Sheets family gravestone, River Bottom near Eagle Roclt (no dates) - will dated 25 Nov 1831, recorded Jan 1836 Denni~ ETZLER SHAWVER see Joseph CARl'ENTER, Leah CARPENTER, Col Geoq~e 'HALICER Sr SHAY see Alice Rebecca KESSLER, Jobn F RADER SHEETS, Sarah J - b ca June 1858 - d 9 July 1858 - age 27d - f John D SllEETS - cd unltn - rep by father SBAY, Alice - b 12 Sep 1853 [or 1858] - d 3 Mar 1921 - f John BADER - m Sarah Jane FELLERS - w/o William D SBAY (1853-1916) - t'ef Dt'ick Union &t'avestone SRllY, Jacob, Jt' Union cem - d 1936 - h/o Mary Jane "Kate" GRAYBILL SHAY - grave llriok SHAY, ,Jacob, Sr - b 29 Sep 1840 Va - d 1 Nov 1916 - f William K SHAY (b Md) - m Matildy (CBAMDE!IS) (b Md) - bu'ried Brick Union cem - cd cerebt'al hemorrhage - grave Oriolt Un ion cem SRAY, Mary E L - b 18 June 1865 - d 8 Apr 1903 - w/o Riram SHAY - ref Brick Un i on gravestone SHEFFIELD, John Earl - b 4 Dec 1912 Glen Wilton - d 27 Dec 1912 - f Blaine SREFFIELD (b Wash Co, Tenn) - m Estella Mee~s (WFll'fE) (b Tenn) - buried Glen Wilton cem - cd premature SDEPm:nn, infant - b 15 Nar 1913 Dot Co - d 15 Nar 1913 - f II L SDEPBERD (b Dot Co) - m Hatt (RUCtER) (b Bot Co) - buried Cloverdale cem - cd maybe falt of mother SDEPARD, l'earlie /\nne - b 30 Sep 1912 Dot Co - d 2 Oct 1912 - f Harvey L SHEPARD (b Bot Co) - m Mattie (RUCICER) (b Dot Co) - buried Mt Union cem - cd unlth SHAY, Mary Jane "Kate" - d 29 Mar 1936 - f Joseph Ricbal:d GRAYDILL or Joel GRAYBILL [".Kate" & Joseph R a-re bro & sis; Joel is the father] - m Mat:y Ann BRUGR - w/o Jacob Sll/IY - grave Brick Union cem SHEPllERD see SHEPARD, SUEPp/illO, J:ate Ann WAYLAND, Michael WOODS SBAY, Matilda J ".Jane" - b 27 Jane 1827 - d 14 Mar 1884 - f CHAMllERS - w/o William B SHAY Sr - ref Brick Un ion gravestone SREPPARD, Ann - b ca 1824 Bot Co - d 16 Jan 1867 - age 43y - f George GRAY - m Mary - cd disease of heart - rep by hus John S llEPPARD SHAY, Ulysis Grant - b 7 Dec 1866 - d 9 June 1925 - f William B SnAY Sr - m Matilda - grave Brick Union Cem SllE~ARDSON SHEPPARD see Wilson BLOUNT, Michael WOODS see Mary Elizabeth McGAf!E SHETON see Josephine DICKOIC SHAY, William B Jr - b 27 Jan 18 53 Bot Co - d 9 Sep 1916 - f William B SRAY Sr (b Va) - m Matilda (CHAKBERS) (b Pa) - buried Bric\1 Union Cem - ad angina past ine - [ ref death cert; Ori cit Union gravestone - h/o Alice SRAY (1853192 1 D SllELLING, Florence - b 30 June 1861 Rke Co - d 16 Oct 1915 - f Eat:on SlllLLlliG (b Rke Co) - buried Coper llill Cem - cd typhoid fever SITIP see H1chael COON SRAY, William Bennett, Sr - b 29 June 1820 Pa - d July (or Aug) 1888 - grave Brick Un ion cem SHIRKEY, Charleton - b ca 18 23 - d 19 Mny 1907 - ar,r> 8r.y - h/o Hnry Sidney J SRIRICEY ( d 1880) - ref Locust Bot ton t}ravcs tone SBEA see Alexander POPPAW SREF.TS s ee fJDIDa Alice PULLEN, Catherine PETERS , male SROR'fER SllIBK(E)Y see Geor(\e POAGE, John TnOMl'SON, Ellen HAYS 'HAL~ER, male RAYMAKER, Edward Johnson SllEETS. Cathet:ine - d age 78 y - ref Sheets family gravestone - River Bottom near Eag le Roel< SHEETS, Charlotte Adaline - b 25 Har 1849 Bot Co - d 20 May 1914 John PETERS (b Pa ) - m Ann {JORNSON) (b Aug Co) - buried Eagle Rock cem - cd a po pl exy SREETS, Frederick - b 20 Sep 1789 - d 21 Sep 1831 - ref family gravestone River Oottom near Eagle Rock - on 10 Apr 1843 orphan Mary (over 14) SllIRKY, James {see Sll/\RKE:Y ) - d by l AJO - re f WB C p352, se1 t lem0nt - n<lmr s George S Patrick SlllRKEY SllIRl:E:Y, Mary K - b 1830 - d 19011 - r e f Loc11st Bo tt om r.r ~V" 5 1 0 ~H! snIRKEY I Mary Sidaey J - b 24 May 1827 - d !11 Jul y 18!10 - are ..,/o Charleton Sllll\Kf:Y (!I 1 907) - ref Locust not tom (l r3v" stMr )3)' ip }(hi - SllIRK£Y, llicfiolas - lJ ca 1791 Vn (census 0773) ·- !I by Jt, J uly 1R56 - n<!m Oliver SHIRl':EY �SB'IRCEY, Sarah - b ca 1760 (census 1850 Bot Co ~795) - d by 11 Aug 1851 - f [William WOODS] - m [Shusana WALLACE) - widow of Nicholas SHIRKEY (d 2 July 1830) - Ex John SHIRKEY & William ANDERSON SAIRLF:Y, Sarah J - b ca 1826 - d 22 July 1886 srave Fincastle Presby cem age SOOLTZ, lilale - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 1 Dec 1856 - f Joseph n SROLTZ - m M J cd still - rep by father e SHUEY, Joseph W - b ca Dec 1867 llot Co - d SllUEY - m Mary - cd hives - rep by father 4 Mar 1868 - ace f1m - f I.cwis 60y - w/o S SRIRLE:Y - SITTHDO see SNIDO SROllT see Nathan SCOTT, SHUE, Daniel - b 9 Aur; 1796 - d 30 June 1878 - h/o Matilda - rci far.iily ccm gravestone between Trinity 8 Blacksbure Road (twins) LEMMON SRORT, Jacob - d by 21 June 1805 - ref WD B pl08, app - On 9 July 1805, orphan Samuel (under 16) snoRT, Joel (md) - b Va - d Feb 1850 - age 35y - cd fever - ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Sched.:1e SITUE, Matilda - b 18 Jan 1792 Bot Co - d 30 Apr 1857 - f Thomas ANDf:RSON (marked out) ALDERSON written above - m Martha - cd Rheumatism - rep by hus Daniel SHUE - ref death bk , fa111ily cem eravestone, between Trinity & Blacksburg Road SUUEY, Samuel (urund) - b ca 1822 Dot Co (census ltl669) - d 21 Nov 185Q - f Ad3111 SHUEY - m Mary - cd consumption - Tep by bro Lewis SllUEY SITUMAlCER, Lucy - b ca 1847 All Co - d 9 Nov 1861 - ace ll1y - cd diptheria rep by f ricnd Soloman Sitfl'SOll SRUTE see Ccorce RULE SIBERT, Coonrad - d by 20 Sep 1822 - ref WB C p363, app SRORT1 John - d by 21 Jan 1808 - ref WD D pl70, app SICO.ES see SECKLES SBORTIIB see Raymond Wilson MAlUCTIAM SIFFORD see SEPfORD, M E BROOFHAN, Elizo LINIT.NllOnm , Jomco r: DROUGDMAN, John S ODENSDAIN, Andre~ Lewis PAGE SRORTER, male - b 1 Nov 1912 Saltpetre Cave - d 2 Nov 1912 - f Earl SRORTER (b Rapps Mill, Rb Co) - rn Willie (SOEETS) (b Eagle Rock) - buried Shiloh Cem - cd premature birth SRORTER, Sidney Thomas - b 13 Mar 189Q Rapp's Mill - d 5 May 1917 - f George R SUOllTER (b Rapp' s Mill) - m Mattie E (HE'l!IJ'ERSON) (b Fayette, Va) - buried Shiloab Cem - cd epilepsy e Brights SUORTJm, W D - b ca 1871 Va - d 2 Apr 1915 - f John I SRORTER (Va) - m Nancy CRAPPS) (b Va) - buried Buchanan ce.m - cd spinal menengitis SIGCEL see SICLE, George DEAL SIGLE, Nancy - d by oct 1811 - re f WB, sale SIGLER see Michael SOLENDARG'ER SllOINS see l\oy SOl\FFEll SIMMONS see Sarah A DOl'IERS, Lawrence UF.CICNER , male l\J\DER, Charles A YOUNG SflOWALTER see AbTahalll C.BUMPACtER, Eleanor Hay POWELL, Georte RONI:, Jac-0b f.'VERSOLE SIMONS, Abraham B - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 11 May 1855 - f David SIMONS - m Susan - cd not named - rep by father SllOHI.ATER, David Michael - b ca 1852 Dot Co - d 4 Dec 1853 - f David SROllALTF.R - m Je111lllima - od scarlet fever - rep by father SIMMONS, llnthony l - b 11 Har 1810 - d 23 Apr 1886 - (h/o Sophia DOI/ER] ref Old Dutch cem SHOWALTER, Susannah - b ca Dec 1859 Dot Co - d 13 Feb 1861 - age lY 2m - f David SROWllLTF.R - m Jemima - cd scarlet fever - rep by father Slffi'JONS, Edward O - b ca 18l13 Dot Co - d 6 Aug 1862 Gn\ne's Ml.11 - nee 19y Om 23d - f Anthony K SIMMON - b Sopbio (DOWER] - cd (\Un shot - rep by father - Old Dotch cem SflRJIDIID see Minnie Dora BENDilICKS SllRF.WSUF.RRY see John BRICltEY, Rhoda DRlCJ;EY , Daniel H URlCn:Y, Mary BRICCEY SRREllSBURY, Dabney - d by 31 Jan 1803 - ref WB B p28, app SlllJF. see Mary C BOJ:fOll SJIUF.Y, l\rlam - b ca July 1800 l'a (census 01669) - d 24 Jan l 860 - nge 69y 6m ?Od - nil Ulcer - rep by so n, J.ewis SIJUl!Y - Ex l,e.wis SflUEY (12 Mar 1860) SlHMONS , f:vnline - b ca 1846 - d 20 Aug 1853 - f Samuel SlMHONS - m E[li7.nbeth ffl\GGONEI\] - cd scarlet fever - rep by father SIMMONS, J[acob] l, Dr (CSA~ - b 7 Dec 1840 - d 9 Apr 1927 - f Anthony l SIMMONS - m [Sophia DOWER] - [h/o llP.len GB AYDILL] - grave Amsterdam Cem SIMMONS, Jncob - d by 14 Oct 1788 - ref WB A p265, WB D p3, 203, app, admr bond , settlement - legatees< Hnthins CROY, J,arencn DOUSMAN, Jacob WEAVER, Jacob SIMON, John SrMON, Jacob BECCNP.R - ndmr John SlHHONS, PRILLI P SIHHONS �SIH~IONS, Hogcie Lil'ES- b 18S3 - ""dl894:' :fl'iiMiel 1.IPES]-=m [Mat:tl~ ----­ [lst] w/o Nathan P Sn!MONS - crave Mill Creek cem SIM'PSON, Ello W - b 6 July 1848 - d 25 Oct 1911 Dot Co - f Levi SIMPSON - m Julia Ann - crave Fincastle Presby cem SIMONS , Mory - b ca 1789 Dot Co - d 17 May 1854 - f Ceorce CLAPSADDLE - m Catherine - cd rheumatism - rep by hus Jonathan SIMONS SIMPSON, Doi:riett - b 26 Deo 1821 - d 31 Nov 1881 Dot Co - f Jacob CRUSH - m Susannah SWITZER - w/o J\lcxnnder W Slt!I'SON - grave Mill Creek cem SIMMONS , M111:y Elizabeth - b ca Aug 1859 Dot Co - d 25 Sep 1859 - age 27d Anthony K SIMMONS - rn Sophit:a [DOWER] - rep by fa thet' .... ... ~·· ~ ,. SI!fi'SON, nenry B - b co 1852 - d 25 July 1854 - m Uarriet CRUSH - cd flux - t:ep by fathct' Bo~ Co - f Alexander WSIMPSON SIMMONS, Samuel - b ca 1810 Va (census gJ53) - d by 13 Apr 1863 - h/o Elizabeth Ann WAGGONER - Adm Elizabeth SIMMONS SIMPSON, John D - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 22 Aug 1861 llot Co - age 9y - f William D SIMPSON - m Sarah DECIOlER - cd diptheria - rep by Cathet' SIMMONS, Sophia - b 17 Oct 1811 - d 2 Oct 1885 - f [llilliam llOllER] - [w/o Anthony K SIMMONS] - ref Old Dutch cem SIMPSON, Joseph - d by 24 Nay 1808 Dot Co - t:ef lfll D p191, app SIMMONS, Susanne [ - b 12 Aug 1806 - d 3 Dec 1973 - t:ef Old Outch cem SIMMONS, Sue Dounlas (2 other ch) - b 17 May - d 11 Apt' W[ i lliam] D SJJolMONS - m Sue [GllJ\YilILL) - gt:ave""""A;;;Sterdam cem SIMPSON, Joseph - b 12 Jun e 1830 Do t Co - d 20 Oct 1915 Bot Co - f Cary SIMl'SON (b Bot Co) - m l'ollie (SIMl'SON) (b Dot Co) - buried Su&artrcc Hollow cem - cd frac ture 71 - f ~ SIMMONS, William - b ca 1829 Va (census 01503) - d by 10 Nov 1862 - f Jonathan SIMMONS - rn Mary CLAPSADDLE - h/o Nancy MANKEY - adm Philip MANXEY SIHMONS, William B (CSA, Judge ) - b 29 Aug 1838 Bot Co - d 30 Nov 1917 - f Anthony SIMMONS (b Bot Co) - m Sophia (DOWEII) Cb Sot Co) - but:ied Amsterdam cem - cd cet:ebral hemon:hal.!e - h/o Sue (GRAYBUJ.) ....,. f SIMMS, Ignatius, Jr (of Charlotte Co , Md) - d by Nov 1786 - m Sorah H - ref Iii\ A p249 , will dated 17 Aul.! 1786 - rela tives bro James; sis 5 Mattincley, Sarah , Ann (md _ FOWLEB); nephew John SIMMS; niece [Sarah) Maddox SIMMS SIMPKINS, John, Dr - b ca 1813 - d 15 July 1838 - age 25y - ref Fincast le r r esby gravestone SIMPSON see James RICKEY, Archibald CAMI'BELL, Daniel CAMPBELL, Moses ALLEN, William Aarry BROUCBMAN SIMPSON, Julia Ann - b 19 Aue 1814 Bot Co - d 13 Oct 1862 Dot Co - ace t18y cd l!yeresipclas - rep by hus Levi SIMPSON - grave Fincastle Pt:eGby cem SIMPSON, Levi (widowct:) - b 25 Har 1809 Bot Co - d 12 July 1869 Bot Co - age 60y - f Solomon SIMPSON - m Fanny (mat'k<!d ou t ) (F.lizabeth I.ANTF.RN] - cd heat:t disease - rep by son John C SIMPSON - ref death bk; Fincastle Presby eravcstone - h/o Julia Ann SIMPSON (d 1862) - adm bond 13 Sep 1869 J Charlton & Va A SIMl'SON SIMPSON, Mary - b C3 June 1797 Bot Co - d 12 Oct 1868 Bot Co - ace 7ly Jm 28d - f John BLACC - m Eve - rep by hus Solomon SIKPSON SIMPSON, Sat:ab Ann - b 19 Jan 1836 Dot Co - d 10 Dec 19llo Bot Co - f TI1omns SIMPSON (b Dot Co) - n Pauline (OTEY) (b Va) - buried Fincastle Ccm - cd Cht:onic bt:onchlt is SIMPSON, Sarah Frances - b 10 Nov 1839 ~o l Co - d 16 Har 1861 Bot Co - ~gc 2ly - f Levi SIMPSON - m Julio Ann - cd con5um1nion - rep by father - r,nwc Fincnstle Presby cem SIMPSON, Andr ew - d by 12 May 1773 Bot Co (son called an orphan) - son John S IM P~ON, Alexander W (CSA) - b 24 Dec 1820 - d 12 Feb 1908 Bot Co - f ( Solo~an SIMPSON) - m ( Frances CARRICOFF ) - ~/o Harriet CRUSB & 02 Matilda BOGGESS - grave Mill Creek cem SIMPSON, Almirah - b ca 1845 - d 26 July 1853 Bot Co - f James SIMPSON - m M(ary Ja ne WAGGONER) - cd scarl et fever - rep by father Sll1PSON, Bettie J - b 21 Nov 1850 - d 8 May 1885 Bot Co - f [George LEMON ) m l Joana PERSI NG.ER ) - ~ l o Jose~b 8 SIMPSON - grave Lemon cem (near Lick Run) SIMPSON, Chat:lotte - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d l Oct 1862 Bot Co - age 3y - f Alexander W SIMPSON - m Rarriet [CRUSH) - cd Diptheria - rep by father SIMPSON, Eliza - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 5 Apt: 1862 Bot Co - age 9y - f John SIMPSON - m Rebecca (DEAL] - cd diptheria - rep by father SIMPSON, Solomon - b ca Aue 1770 Sot Co (census ::)714 - d 10 Jon 185q Bot co death bit - ace 88y 4m 2lad - f Sol omon SIMrSON - m lfari;arct - c:<I old nt:P rep by son Soloman SIMPSON - ref \ID I: p321a, i\il ~ pl2 1, 1:111 rlat~I 8 Ju l ;· 1R'il• - ch Fanny; Sally foe! HcllEAL), l.cvi - Settlcricnt , 13 t:ov IF76 lo .Jnn:es McNi tt-;-ihomas SIM1'SON;hc1rs of Snmuel SIHPSO!l; I.<!vi SlMPSON; Sol omon STHrSON, Alexander SI HPSON 8 John SIMPSON - F.x Levi SJ Hl'SOfl (11• F-:l1 · 11~0) (11 Sep 1869 Sheri ff JOONSON SIMPSO!i, Solomon - ll by 11 Oc t 1785 not Co - =-<:?f \<ll 1\ p71] , 11i i l rln 1 orl " ' lav li8S, adrnr bo:id - 4ife Harcarct ; cL Solomon, Eli za\Jcth - atlrar H;irr,arct SIM PSO tl SIMPSON, Thomas n - h ca Jnn 1857 Rot Co - d 6 Feb 1860 not Co 2d - C John SlHPSON - m Rehecca DEAL - cd croup - rrp I>)' fa t Ile:SIMPSOtl, Iii 11 iam - ll Archibald (undrr lt.) by a&~ ~v 14 !lay 1786 Bat Co (son ca 11 ed nn orphan) - !Ion Il a �0 SINER, Gertrude KESSLER b ca 1876 - d 1910 - f John KESSLER - m Hollie NACE - w/o Robert SINER - grave Brick Union cem SIZER, Thomas J - b ca 1805 Va (census 111196) - d 10 Apr 1859 - f Jobn SIZER - m Jennie McKNIGBT - b/o Christiana E SnAVER - adm (9 May 1859) John SIZER 8 (13 Nar 1860) George MSIZER SINAR, Robert - b 1871 - d 1929 - age 58y - h/o Gertrude KFSSL'ER SINER - ref Brick Union gravestone SKIDMORE see Archibald SLOAN, Nancy ANDERSON SINGLETON see Mary Bell RICBl\RDSON SKIDMORE, Adam - d by 11 Feb 1861 - adm Robert R DOUTIJAT SINK see Elizabeth Adams, Noffet SHAFFER SIC!DMORE, Andrew (sini;le) - b Va - d July 18119 - age lily - ad consumption ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule SINKBORN see flve JOHNSTON SITES SITES, see SKIDMORE, Eleanor - b ca 1779 Pa - d 19 June 1854 - cd old nae - rep by son Allen T SKlDMORE - w/o Randolpl1 SKIDMORE John PECK - d by 12 Oct 1802 (son called an orphan~ - son George SITES, Hannah - b ca 1800 Va (census 111509) - d by 9 Jan 1854 - adm James R TnOMPSON SITES, Margaret - d 1823 - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 29 Mar 1823 - w/o John SITES - [The llerald of 30 May 1823 said the funeral would be on 8 June 1823 at Presby Meeting House] SIZ£B see Susan GLENN, Raymond Sizer ALPIJIN, Mary LEE, William fl MILTON SIZER, Catherine - b ca 1815 - d 22 Nov 1853 - f Michael REDDINGER - cd lungs diseased - rep by hus George M SIZER SIZER, Christina - d 1867 - adm ll Feb 1867 James M McCOY SIZER, Daniel - b ca 1786 Va (census #1191) - d by 15 Feb 1853 - h/o Sally adm George M SIZER Sl:IDMORE, James - d by Dec 1807 - ref WB D pl54, will dated 1 May 1802 - wife _ ; ch Ann, Joseph, John, RnndQlph, James, Sarah SKIDMORE, Randolph - d by 13 Hay 1822 (ch called orphans) - on 12 Aug 1822, orphans Andrew, John & David were over 111; on 13 l'lay 1822 orphans Sarah, l'eyton, Randolph, & Allen were under 14 SKILLERN see JOHN (or is it John _ SKILLERN, Elizabeth - d by Oct 1808 July 1808 - dau Nancy ) f DROWN - ref WD 0 p202, wil l dated l SKILLERN, George - d by Apr 1804 {will) WB D p57 (Ex John BEALE) - wife Elizabeth (her bro John BROWN); ch wm Preston, Elizabeth (md BEALE); l'eeirr (md BEALE), Nancy (age over 14 by 14 Jan 1806); es Georee Skillern DEALE; nepheW-James CABTMILL SOIJ;.ERN, William - d by Feb 1817 - ref WD C p73, "ill dated 9 Feb 1816 wife _ ; ch George SIZER, Fannie DOOLEY - b ca 1658 Bot Co - d 1896 Troutville - age 38y - f John DOOLITT' - m Nancy - hus Charles L SIZE:R (md 19 Oct 1882); ch (7 small ones); ch Lewis W - see Cronise Scrapbook 30 (no date) SIDWI'rB, Peyton - b ca 1823 - d ll Oct 18211 - age llm ll1d - f fluroberston SKIPWITH - m. Lelia (both of Mecklenbur{l Co) - crave Fincastle Presby cem SIZOR, narett - b ca 1853 not Co - d 5 Nov 1855 - f Thomas J SIZOR - m Catherine - cd croup - rep by father SLACK", 'Elizabeth - b ca Mar 1862 Bot Co - d 18 July 1862 - age l1m - f Thomas SLACK - m Elizabeth - cd diptl1eria - rep by father SIZER, Jane E - b ca 1837 - d 1 Jan 1853 fevQr - rep by father SLADE see John Gabriel JONES f navid B SIZER - m R - cd scarlet SIZER, Mary E - b 18 Dec 1825 - d 10 Jan 1900 - w{o D S T SIZER - grave Hay- SLOANE see SLOlffi, Ruth Virginia IlROUCllMAN, Lelia RODINSON, Ceor{lc RONK, Jennie VANNESS inaker town cem SIZER, Philip C - b ca 1838 Va (census 111196) - d by 12 May 1662 - f Thomas J SIZER - in Christiana E SHAFER - adm Andrew L 11/\NNAFJ SIZER, Samuel Edward - b 8 Apr 1913 Uot Co - d 5 Feb 1914 - f E T SIZER (b Va) - in Myrtle (7TERPH~N7) (b Va) - buried ~igh Bri dge Cem - cd pneumonia SIZER, Sa:rab - ll ca J777 Va (census 011.91) - d by 14 Nov 1853 - w/o Daniel SIZ£ll - ;:1dm Geor15e M SIZE'Jl SLOAl{ , Archiba1d - d by Oct 18011 - ref WD D p75, will dated 30 July 1804 wife Nelly; ch Mattie, Elizabeth, Ceorce, Sarah (md _ ICffiK); Rosannnh (md [David] McCLENDISll); Nellie (md SKIDMORE); Polly (md _ FERGUSON) ; David, James SLOAN, Cl1nrlie - b 9 Oct 1898 Bot Co - d 10 Hay 1917 - f Som SLOi\N (b not Co) - m Viola (DAWSON) - b not Co - buried Roaring Run cem - cu Tll of lung SLOANN, John M - b ~ May 1882 Va - d 7 Oct 1913 - f John M SLOANN' :Rosa (l!IONl'OllJ>) (b Vn) - buried DoLevi.1 lo - cd convulsions (b Va) - m �SLOAN, Lloyd Elmer - b 8 Apr 1 902 Va - d 3 Oct 1913 - f Robert Lee SLOAN (b Va) - m Mary Sus3nnah (DUDLEY) (b Va ) - buried at home - cd log rolled on hi m SHILEY, John Alice - b ca 1853 Dot Co - d 24 July 1854 - f John E SMILEY - m Elizabeth A - co dysentery - rep by father SLONE see SLOAN, Catherine NEWCOMB SMILEY, John William - b ca 1841 Va (census 0257) - d by 14 July 1B62 - f Addison SMILEY - m NDllcy U - adm Addison SHILEY Sl.OSS, C3tberine - b ca 1852 Oot Co - d 6 Mar 1853 - f llilliam SLOSS - m Mary - cd scarlet fever - rev by father SLOSS, nezeki3b - b ca 1855 Dot Co - d Dec 1861 - age 6y - f William SLOSS m Mary - cd diptheria - rep by father SLOSS, Mary J - b en 1815 - d 30 Dec 1893 - age 78y ref Allen-Carper cem (near ruins old Allen house) 11/0 William SLOSS - SLOSS, William A - b 19 Oct 1823 - d 22 Dec 1899 - ref Allen-Carper cem (near ruins old Allen house) SLOUGH see Sarah Ann DROOGllM11N SLUSS see Rebecca Jane RIDDLEBARGER SLUSSER, 8o1l'J'el: - b 4 Mar 1913 Bot Co - d 21 Nov 1913 - f Jacob Smith SLUSSER (b Dot Co) - m Lillie Sallie (DOWY"E:R) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Pleasant cem co Double Broncho pneumonia SMILEY, Walter - d by June 1807 - ref WB B pllo2, will dated 26 May 1801 - ch Al exander, George, Daniel, James, Nancy (her 6 ch, not named) SHILEY, Walter - b ca 1796 Va (census 01679) - d by 8 July 1861 - Ex Rober t OINES SMILEY, William - b by Sep 1831 - ref llD E pl98, will dnted 22 Feb 1830 wife Jnoe; ch Jane (md OWENS)i James, Johe, Willinm, Walter, Cnrter, Ann, Patsy , Polly , Alo~ander SHrrll see SMYTn, llannah DUDLEY, Sai:ah C DIN£$, Mathew EMACtS, Eve JOONSTON, Michael SO LEH1lARGER, Elizabeth BRADLEY, James Dai:vey CONNER, Alraate Hurl CRAFT, Hollie S CRAWYORD, Lenn F CROWDE'I\, Elbert P EVANS, J ohn Robert £VANS, John MADISON, Stephen MOORE, Samuel ODENSUAIN, Julio ST CLAIR SMITD, - d by 12 Aug 1793 (ch called orphans) - ch Thomas, Susanna (b May 1782°) SMITll , - d by l l Nov 1801 (son called an orphan) - son William Sl.USSliR, Elizabeth - b 1831 Bot Co - d 19 June 1914 - f John DWIRE (b Bot Co) - m Susan (DEEDS) (b Bot Co) - buried Alms Rouse cem - cd heart troub le SMITn, - d by 8 Sep 1823 (son called an orphan) -son Peter SLUSSER, Renry H - b l July 1819 - d 10 June 1887 Bot Co (gravestone) - Mt Pleasant Cem SMITD, male - b 18 Nov 1857 Bot Co - d 18 Hov 1857 - f William SHITD Hary - rep by father SLUSSl\R, Jacob Smith - b 17 June 1860 Ded Co - d 1 may 1916 - f nenry SLUSSER (b Va) - m Rannah ( ZIMl:fERMAN) (b Va) - buried Mt Pleasan t cem - cd mirral incompentency SHITD, male - b 30 Nov 1916 Indian Rock, Bot Co - d 30 nov 1916 - f James II SMITD (b Va) - rn Ella J3ne (BROUGllMAN) (b Va) - buried Indian Rock ccm - cd st:ill born SMELSER I SHELTER see Ann Frances KESSLER SMITll, Mrs (see Macy E SHITn) - d by 2 Dec 1912 - hu s Jnl!le6 SHITTI - cd hit by Railway car - r ef Inquest papers SMILEY see Margaret DILLMAN, Margaret LINDSEY, Phil ip Anderson FOUT, James D J OHNSTON, Sarab J Snodgrass LAYMAN, Susan SECRIST, Mary Ellen SMlTR, Emaline A SNODG RASS, Palmer SNODGRASS, Robei:t SNODGRASS, Susannah JOnNSON SM!l.EY, Ann E - b 15 Dec 1851 - d 4 Apr 1931 - w/o F L SMILEY (1853-1923) ref Lemon town gravestone SMILEY, Cathean - b 25 Oct 1830 Bot Co - d 17 Aug 1917 - f Daniel SHILEY (b Va ) - m [ Eliz;beth ] {SRANXS) (b Va) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd ept helioma of face SHll.EY, David - d by l l June 1860 - adm Chai:les VANDERGRIFT SMil..F.Y, El!lma Alice - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 29 J un e 1853 - f Addison SHILEY m Nancy fl - cd measles - rep by father SMILEY, FL - b 11 June 1853 - d 4 Ju l y 1923 - h/o Ann E SHILEY (1851- 1931) - ref Lcmonto"'1 gravestone p SHITll, Alivia Frances - b 30 Apr 1856 Mont Co - d 9 Dec 1917 - f John CRllfER (b Giles Co) - o Almcdia (RICE) (b Giles Co) - buried Pulaski ceQ - cd apoplexy SHITD , Andrew - b ca 1790 Ireland (census 01099) - d by 8 Apr 1861 - h/o Catherine - ad.:i Lewis LINKENllOJ:ER, she riff SHITn, Annie Belle - b 111 Sov 1911 \'a - d 6 Jan 1917 - f II H SHTTll - 111 Annie (COFFMAN) (b Va) - buried Gala ccm - cd valvular d i cn!;c of hean ~ ur,;mi;i SHITn, /\nnie Louise - b 29 Aue 191~ Va - d 13 H;ir I 9 l ) John Smi tlo (I VA) - Callie (OBENSflAUI) (b Va) - buried Dael< Creek cem - c•I pneu:r.o:i i ;i SHITn, Caroline - d (In 1890's) - ace 86y - hus Willi;un n SHlTH (11 20 July __ : sa me year as i;ifc) - see Cro nise Sc r apbook 29 (nol c.tnted) SMITn, Charles William - b 1848 - d 1848 - f I 0 SMITll - n R A - ref Fincastle Presby &ravc~tone 00 (JJ �SHITR, David - d by 9 Dec 1806 (son called an orphan) - son James H (over 14) SMITH, David - d by 15 June 1782 (app) WB A pl60 - admr James SMI TH (bond 15 June 1782) SHITll , P II - 19 Jan 1870 - d 11 July 18911 - i:e f Lemon town Braves tone SMITB, Dorothy Lee - b 15 July 1911 Bot Co - d 25 Aug 19111 - f Samuel SMITB (b Bed Co) - m Susan (PORTER) (b Bed Co) - buried Bethesda cern - cd unkn SHITR, Peter - d by (13 July 1784, morked out) Sep 1778 written above - ref WD A p248 settlement - admr John STUART SHUB, Guy Horgan - b l Jan 1910 Bot Co - d 26 June 1916 - f R M SMITH (b Va) - m Annie L (COFFMAN) (b Va) - buried Cala cem - cd endocorditis rheumatic SHITH, Robert Parks - b 1849 - d 1852 - f I B SMITH - m R A - ref Finco&tle Presby gravestone SHITIJ, I n - b ca 1828 - d 27 Jan 1903 - age 75y - ref Lemontown gravestone SHITO, Sereno J - b 26 Nov 1849 Va - d 26 Oct 1915 - f William SMITH (b Vn) - m Nancy (NICELY) (b Va) - buried Rb Co cem - cd neurnlgin of heart SMITn, J ll - d 19 June 1845 - grave Fincastle Presby cem SMITH, James (probably a Continental Soldier) - d by 11 Nov 1779 - ref WB 8 WB A pll9, app 8 admr bond - On 13 Apr 1780 orphans John & J;imes (both over 14 ) - adm: Mary SMITR a'a c;· -· ~ )-- "O "O ~ ii,;" (") =--· ~ 1:1 Z SMITB, James - d by 11 Nov 1816 - ref WB C p31B, settlement - relatives 6 heirs (one dau md Abraham DEYERLE) - admr Abraham DF:YP.RLE SHITU, John, Capt (had an officers claim warrant) - d by Har 1783 - ref WB A pl80, will dated 26 Apr 1779 - wife ch .Tames; friend Ceorce SllLLERN SHITll, John (also written S~b) - d by 9 oct 1804 - ref wn B p77 , 118, inv dated 9 Oct 1804, sale dated 2 Nov 1804, at sale Jane Smith was principal buyer - On 10 Apr 1805 orphans Peggy, Charlotte & Jrunes, all under 14 Ex 5 James BOYD 8 Thomae STARRETT SHITB, Jobn - d by Apr 1806 - ref WB B p122, will dated 21 Feb 1806; WB C p373 , eett1ement - wife Macy; ch Samuel - [note: Widow md 112 Pbi1lp GOODMAN - Exr Mathiao SNIDER "' SMITH, Silas Lorenzo - b 9 Nov 1868 Bath Co - d 28 flu& 1913 - f John Moreno SMITll Cb Bath Co) - m Ellen (BULGER) (b Bath Co) - buried Gala cem - cd Chronic Brights disease SHITR, Thomas - d by 12 July 1808 (dau called an orphon) - dau Elizabeth (over 14) SMITU, Thomas D - b 30 Aug 1875 - d 2 Mar 1941 - ref Lcmontown gravestone SHITIT, Thomao Hammond - b 9 Nov 1877 Bot Co - d 5 May 1916 - f Jacob Dalley SHITD (b Bot Co) - m Martha Jane (HAMMOND) (b Bot Co) - buried MountDin View cem (Vinton) - cd pulmontory TB SMITll , Virginia Alice - b ca 1852 Fincastle - d 2 Aue 1853 - f William 0 SHITR - m Caroline - cd summer complaint - rep by father SHITll, Wheeler (colored) - d by 11 Aug 1907 - cd justifiably killed by Gr ove.• Franklin CLEMENTS - ref lncaueot papers SHITA, ffillinm - b 8 Nov 1739 - d S July 1863 - grave Fincastle Presby cem Q ~ SHITR, tlary S - b 19 Oct 1833 Camp Co - d 11 Sep 1917 - f Nathan CllAPKflll - m flnnie (COLEMAN) - buried Lcmontoim Cem - cd apoplexy SMITH, John David - b 9 Oct 1912 Bot Co - d 9 Oct 1912 - f John David SHITO (b Bot Co) - m Callie James (OBENSHAIN) (b Bot Co) - buried Back Creek cem cd premature SMITH, William - d by 14 Mar 1786 - WB A p252, app & admr bond - admr Acnoa SMITR, John J - b 3 Nov 1 843 Fr Co - d 13 Feb 1915 - f Cl:eed SMITD (b Fr Co) - m Polly (RADFORD) {b Fr Co) - buried Bethesda cem - cd fell out of buggy SHitn, William n - d (in 1890's) (o few months before his wife) - wife Cn-roline; clJ Walter J SMITTI - Croniso So-rapbook 29 {not dated) SMITIT, Loyd 11 - h 5 J ul y 1877 Va - d 111 Mar 1917 - f Fallon SMUA (b Va) - m OHvia (CRillF.R) (b Va) - buried Pulas ki Cam - cd severe burns & internal injuries (furnace) SHITRT see SMl1'11, Mary E - b 29 /\ug 1870 HV - d 21 Nov 1917 - f lle=y DUSO (b Bot Co) m Eliza (BOOZE) (b Bot Co) - buried Hountnin Union cem - cd apoplexy SHYTD, Adam, Rev - d by 11 July 17807 [or 17861) - ref WD A p2Lc0, will dntetl 13 Jan 1785, odmr bond - ch Nancy [V (md __ MOXLEY -hoe been marked out), Alexander, Hol ly, others not named; others step-mother, not named & Doctor James SMYTD - odrnr 111.cxandCJ: SKYTll SHITIT, Mary E - b ca 1830 Coyn<!r ' e Springs , Bo t Co - d 1 Oc t 1912 - f John WRE!l (b Bed Co) - rn Polly (COYlfER) (b !led Co) - buried Coynor ' s Springs cam SHITA Harca<e~ LINDSEY SMYTH see SHITll, Peter wn1cnr - od killed \ly freieht train SMYTO, Jomes - d by 8 June 1790 - f Rev Adam SMYTll dec'd - ref WD A p282, will dated 5 Mnr 1790 - bro llloxnndcr Mory F.lleo - b 1, Feb 1845 not Co - d 13 Jan 1913 - f Peter GnIM (b Uot Co) - on :llnrt bll (SMJLl':Y) (b Bot Co) - buried Back Cr eek cem - cd TB SMYTIJ, Jane - d by (Feb 1820, mnrked out) 10 Oct 1819 - ref 118 C µ2118 , opp SMJ'rn, �SMVTH, John o.pp, snle (li1iecl in Pattonsbur&) - d by 9 Oct 1804 - t·ef WO 8 p77, 118, SNEAD see Susan McCAULEY SNIDER, John A - SNEAD, William papers SNIDER, Margaret - b 15 Aug 1761 Germany - d 25 Nov 1837 Bot Co (11ill) (WD E p835) - 1st hus George OUDDLE, 2nd hus J acob SNIDER - grave Fincastle Presby cem - [see Jacob's card for ber Snidet" ch) d by 1902 - cd killed by Cheatwood DOLMAN - ref Inquest SNIDER see Mary WOLDRIDGE, Catherine HOOKAH, Elizabeth DEISOER, Elizabeth NOFTSINCER, nenry DOLLMAN, Aenry l\Nl>ERSON, Henry BROGll, Virginia DltUGCI, Co.tberine GRAYBILL, Harcus R GRl\YBil.L, Oency NOFSINGER, Joel NOFISINGER, Moria NOFFSINGER, Pbilip OUENSRAIN, Barbo.ra PETERS, female WOOLIDGE SNIDlln mo.le - b 15 Feb 1915 Cloverdale - d 16 Feb 1915 Bot Co cert - f W E SNIDER' (b Bot Co~ - m Lo.urn (FLORA) - buried Daleville oem - cd intestinal 11emori:hage <: SNIDER, Abraham - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 25 Sep 1856 Bot Co death bk - f James SNIDER - m Ann (CRUM1'11CKER) - cd flux - rep by father <J,9. SNIDEll , Ann Rebecca (or Rebecca Ann) - b 9 Sep 1827 - d 20 Feb 1906 - f William FISBBURN - m Catherine - w/o nenry R SNIDER (1826-1900) - ref Brick Union i;ravestone ::;· = -·:..; SNIDER, John - d 18l1S Bot Co will (WB G pl73) - wife Jlannah NOFTSINGER; ch Mary Ann (md Thomas SITTINGTON) (their dau Nancy S SITTINGTON) SNTDER, Dnniel U - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 25 Sep 1856 - f James SNIDER - m Ann CRUMPACKER - cd flux - rep by father SNIDER, Edward - 20 Nov 1868 Bot Co - d lS June 1915 - f John SN'IDER (b Dot co~ - m Marry (KINZIE) (b Bot Co) - buried Daleville cem - cd septicemia SNIDER, Ella - b 1865 - d 1896 - f Cary ECROLS - w/o stone in family cem between Amsterdam & Trinity wm SNIDER - ref grave- SNIDER, Oenry - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 20 Nov 1862 - o.ge 12y 6m - f Henry SNIDER - m Rebecca [FISOBURN) - cd casualty - rep by father SNIDER, Renry C - d 1899 Bot Co (will) (WB R p36) - [lst wife Marietta Bartman): her ch William B, Elizabeth (md Samuel WALLACE); Sophia (md Joseph B ROLMES); Samuel S, Charles A; [2nd wife) Sarah; her ch Hillard, Tbomas, Everett w, Ella D, Horris, Sue E [Dl wm W MYRES] ((92) md Cbarles BOOZE ) SNTDRJ\, Rent}' R - b 31 Jan 1826 - d 8 Mar 1900 Bot Co (app) (WB R p2ll) - f Jacob SNtnt.1t - m Susannah - h/o Ann R FISHBURN (1827-1906) - ref Orick Union gravestone SNIO~:rt. Jacob - b 31 July 1781 by aravestone (or 1779, census U894) - d 11 Mar 1852 - h/o Susannah - ref Briel\ Union gravestone SNIDER, Jacob - d 1821 Bot Co (will) (WB C p358) - 1st wife Mrs Margaret ( ) RUDDLE; their ch El1zabeth, laty, Becky, Filip , Mary, Molly, Felty, John, George, Christian, Barberry 8 Eve; 2nd wife Susannah HUFF; their ch Jacob, Flany, Nickls & Lily SNlOE'!I, James - b ca 1812 ?Rke Co (census #863) - d 17 Sep 1865 Bot Co ~111 {WB L p65) Death Bk - f nenry SNIDER - m Catherine - eel 7\nfor.. ~~ion bo,.l>ls - rep by wife Ann CRUMPACKER - Ex Ann SNTI>ER IJ 8 May 1851 - d 25 Jnn 1662 - ref Brick Union gravestone SNIDER, Hary R - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 3 Dec 1862 - age lly - f nenry SNIDER - m Rebecca FISDOURN - cd diptheria - rep by father SNIDER, Matthias (or Matthew) - d 1836 Dot Co will (Wll E p660) - ch Henry, John, Jacob (his dau Catherine); Catherine GISll, El izabe th NOFrSINGF.R, Susannah SNIDER, Philip - d by Sep 1803 Dot Co (will) - f Matthias SNIDER - ref WD D pl12, will dated 21 May 1803 - bro nc.nry, sis unnamed - Ex John llF.CICNl::R SNIDER, Philip - b co 1781 (census 1850 Dot Co 0947) - d 1867 llot Co (adm named) - wife Nancy DOLMAN (md 1809); ch in census Barbara (b ca 1815); /Inn (b ca 1820); Solomon (b ca 1823) - gdau Easter - adm 8 July 1867 Ralph BENDERS OH SNIDER, Presilla - b ca Sep 1849 Bot Co - d 5 May 1860 Bot Co Death bk ace lOy Sm - f James SNIDER - m Ann CRllMl'ACrER - cd diptheria - rep by father SNIDER , Susan (sini;le) - b 31 oc t 1792 by cravcstonc - d 31 Oct 1863 by gravestone (will) (llB 1( p810) - f Mntthins SN'IDF.n - sis Elizabeth NOHSINGER - ref Orick Union gravestone SNIDER , Susannah - 22 Jan 17 96 by gravestone (17 89 Census 1/895) - \I 4 Jnn 1664 by sravestone - w/o Jncob SNIDER Sr - ref Driclc Union (lravestone - odm llenr y SNIDER {8 Feb 1864) SNIDO, John - d by 8 Oct 1771 - ref WB A p25, app betb SONIDO e ndmr bond - admr F.1\za- SNODGRASS see Henry llOLSTON Sr, James MASON, Thomno PRF.STON, William WAl.U:R, Nathan E LAYMAN, Sarah J SNODGRASS LAYMAN, Hary W 01,0 SNODGRASS, Elizabeth - b 17116 (bnptl7.ed nt Tinl1l Ins Sprinc Church) - <I hy (l3 ~tar, marked out) 15 Feb 1783 - f William SNODGRASS - m Jsabelln McCl.AtlACllAN - ref WO 1\ pl 7 7, app 8 admr bond ~ admr Wil U am SNOOG!li\SS SNODGRASS, Georcc II C (or F) - I> ca 18311 V~ (cl"nsus 11158'>) - cl hy 11 A"li 1862 Dot Co {adm named) - f llobert SllODGRi\SS - m Hnry Wi\l.n:n - adr.i Hoben SNODGRASS SNODGRASS, Jane - d by Nov 182 3 Bot Co ( wl 11) - f Rob<:rt SllOOCRASS der:' 11 - r.1 Nancy ADAMS - ref WR C p406, will dated 9 Sep 1823 - sis Maranda: ch or hr o Tilchmnn 8 sis Mary: (Robert L, nenry W & Willinm II SNOIJCRASS) �SNODGRASS, Joseph - d by (14 Nov marked out) Oct 1782 Dot Co (will) - ref IIB fl p162, will dated 15 Nay 1782 Admr bond - wife Hannah; ch Robe-rt, Joseph, Lidia (md Cammeron): Margaret (md McCLENACRAN); Hannah, Rebecca (md John POTTS); Pbebe (md [Martin] OAICER); Isaac; gs Joseph POTTS - admr John ARMSTRONG, Rannah SNODGRASS SNODGRASS, Joseph Sr - d by Sep 1809 Dot Co (will) - f Joseph SNODGRASS - m Hannah - ref WB B p216, will dated 20 July 1809; WB C p209 settlement - wife Mary; ch Robert, John, Joseph, Caroline , William, Elizabeth (md [George) ST CLAIR); George, Bartley, Henry, Polly, Isaac; b-i-1 John WALrF:R - Exr Alexander llANDLEY SNODGRASS, Lydia [Colored) - d by 12 May 1851 - adm George W DILLON SOLOMON, nenry - d by 12 Feb 1805 (son called an orphon) - son William SORRELL see SOURS male BAYES see SOWERS, Jennie KERN, John N KERN SOW'ERS see SOURS, Virginia Frances rERN SPANGLER see George DEAL SPANGLER, male - b 13 Oct 1917 Va - d 13 Oct 1917 Bot Co - f M[anassa] P SPANGLER (b Va) - m Mory Susan (WELCH) - buried near Spt:incwood - cd still born SNODGRASS, Miranda - b ca 1802 [or 1812, Census #1586] Bot Co - d 3 Dec 1853 - f [ Robert SNODGRASS] - m [Nancy ADAMS) - cd paralysis - rep by nephew Robert L SNODGRASS - Ex Robert L SNODGRASS (13 Feb 1854) SPANGLER, Lola M - b 2 Feb 1865 - d 22 Sep 1906 Bot Co - f (John M COFFMAN] - m [Marthn s LONG] - hus [Willinm D SPMICLER) crnve nnymakci-town cem SNODGRASS, Miranda S - b 5 Feb 1826 - d 7 Apr 1874 - age 48y 2m - f Robert SllODGl\ASS - m Mary WALn:R - grave Mt Onion cem SPANGLER, female [Mary Ella] - b 5 Oct 1916 Va - d 5 Oct 1916 Bot Co - f J [ames] W[csley] SPANGLi1l (b Vn) - f Hary [Eliz. ] (flADD.Q.X) (b WV) - buried Springwood cem - cd still born SNODGRASS, Palmer - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1854 - f Robert SNODGRASS m Nancy [SHILEY] - cd scarlet fever - rep by father SPANGLER, Tbomao J - b 26 Dec 1845 - d 7 Aug 1923 Bot Co - 77wife Virginia A (1853- 1930) - buried Coppe cem, Sp•ingwood SNODGRASS, Robert - d by Nov 1806 (Will) WB B pl30 , WB C pl04 - f Joseph SNODGRASS - m Bannah - ch Tilghman, William Adams, Sabra (or Solah) , Elizabeth, Jane (or Jenny), 8 Miranda; friend & neiBhbor (Rev) Edward MITCHELL; bros Joseph & Tilghman SNODGRASS - Ex Joeeph SNODGllASS (d 1809), Hexander BANDLEY St~ODGRllSS, Robert - b ca Dec 1788 Bot Co (census 111585) - d 23 June 1868 Bot Co neath Bk - age 79y 6m - f Joseph SNODGRASS - m Mary BARTLt:Y - cd heart diGease - rep by [last) wife Nancy SHILEY - adm 13 July 1868 Jacob G SPERRY SllODGRASS, William Sr - b 7 Mar 1714 - d 15 Dec 1790 Bot Co (admr bond) ref WB A p291, will dated 18 Dec 1789 Admr bond - wife Isabella: ch Joseph, James, William, John, Sbusan (m __ TEADY); Jain (md _ FISRER); Margaret (md SEEL); IsabeUa (md _ HcCLENACRA1'1); Elinor (md __GEORGE) - admr JoscPbS!lODGRASS SNYDE:R see SIITDER, Ruby Ann CRAWFORD, Elizabeth NOITSINGIIB, John W PETERS SOLENDETIGF.R, David - cl by 26 Oct 1807 - ref WB 11 pl58, app - On 11 Oct 1614 orphan Anne (over 14); On 9 llu& 18211 orphans Susan, David (both over lll ) sol.£tmf:RGTm, Michael - d by 1798 (Adm bond); opp g settlement WB II p533, 118 SPANGLER, Vircinia A - b 30 May 1853 - d 16 Dec 1930 Dot Co - huu 71Thom110 (1845-1923) - buried Coppe Cem, Springwood SPllNGLER, William n - b 13 Ap"t' 1859 Fl Co - d 10 Sep 1892 Dot Co - f (William n SPANGLER] - m [H11nnah SOW"£RS] - 6rave llaymakortown cem SPEAGLE sec SPIGLE, etc. SPEAGLE, John - b ca 1799 Va (census 4117119) - d by 11 June 1866 - h/o Anna adm Ann S1'EAGLE SPEARS sec Elizabeth S GLASGOW, Will iam A GLASGOW, Sally Gray LEWIS SPEARS, Charles C - b co 1837 Rh Co - d 21 Sep 1862 Leesbu"t'g, Va - aBe 25y 2/3m - h/o Sallie Gray SPEARS (Gbe md 1/2 J D LEWIS) - cd aun shot - Ex William II Gluocow (10 Nov 1862) SPENCE, Andrew Frederick - b 1 Dec 1829 Orange Co , NY - d 18 Aug 1912 - f John SPENCE of NY - buried Lithia Dapt Church - cd Euremic convulsions SPERRY, Cassa - b co 1817 7Rke Co hus Jacob G SPERRY cl 22 Nov 1855 - cd childbi"t'th - rep by n r189, 292, 297 - On 9 Sep 1800 orphan Michael (ove"t' ll•); On 14 Oct 1880 orphan Samuel (over lf1) - heii:s John, David, Betsy (md _STOVER); Sa.ah (ind SICLF.R ); Sukey (md _ S'fOVll'R) : Joseph, Mary (md _ SlfITR); Hi.chii'i?l, Jacob SFl/\VE'R - adm"t'o Christ Lan GISn ; Joseph a Sarah SOLE'NllERGf:R Sl'ERRY, Jacob - d by 10 Ap"t' 1798 - ref we II pl180, opp g settlement - On 11 Dec 1798 oTphan David - admr David SllAN~S SOLEHllERCER, Sarah - d by 7 Dec 1811 - llB B p279 , app Sl'F.R.RY, Theodociu JOllNSTON - b 12 July 1835 - d 11 Nov 1876 grave /\mste"t'dam Cem SOLLERS sea SELLAR SPESSARD see Jrunea D TOOHAS f JOBNSTON - �Sl'ICKl\RD see Eliza BEACB, Clan 01\VIS , Joseph V KESSLER, Mar11at:et J ttSSLER SPICKl\RO, Christian W - b 2 Dec 1768 - d 18 Sep 1848 - age 79y - ref Old Glade Creelc i;ravestone SPICtl\RD, (SPINlARD, written above) William Worth - b ca 14 Nov 1855 Bot Co - cl 4 Mar 1858 - C Natliao SPICKARD - m I\ Eliza - cd dropsy ofbrain-- rep by father - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone1 death bk SPIGAL / SPIGLE see SPEAGLE, Mollie OBENSnl\IN, George Thomas DlSSLER, Mnrrie Cline STEVENS SPICICl\RD, Georee - b 7 Sep 1832 - d 1833 - ref Old Glade Ct:eek 11ravestone SPICRARD, narriet - d Aus 1812 - erave Old Glade Creek Cem SPICKARD, Reni:y - b ca 1759 - d 6 Apr 1836 - a11e 77y - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone SPIGGLE, John G - b ca Oct 1858 Bot Co - d 22 Hat: 1860 - age ly Sm 20d - f George ll SPICGLE - m Elizabeth - cd diptheria - rep by father SPILLER see Jane McDonald GODWIN Sl'I'ILAR see ELIAS LINXENUOKER S~ICKJIRD, Henry - b ca 1794 Dot Co - d 1 Sep 1858 - cd consumption - rep by son Nathan SPICKl\RD - h/o Phebe SPICKARD SPICtARD, Jacob - b 15 July 1785 - d 5 Aug 1815 - ref Old Glade Ct:eek g-ravestone SPICKARD, John - b ca 1806 or 1800 llot Co (census 11385) - d 28 Mar 1859 ace 53y - cd pluracy - rep by wife Elizabeth [KESSLEB] - adm 13 June 1859 Elizabeth SPICICARD SPICKARD, Lucy A - b l Mar 1840 - d 16 Feb 1894 - gi:ave Old Glade Creek cem SPIClARD, Mary - b ca 1738 Gennany - d 28 Jan 1823 Fincastle - age 85y - rep in "Herald of the Valley" l Feb 1823 ,, SPIC~D, Mary ( singl e) - b Va - d Apr 1850 - age 17y - cd (ever - ref Dot Co Mort Schedule for 1850 SPIClJ\RD, Mary - b 30 Mar 1800 - d llr Apr 1860 - f Benjamin tESSLER - m Marearet [CI.EAR) - w/o Samuel Sl'ICIU\RD (1809-1875) - ref Old Clade C\"eei< sravestone .-. SPTCltARD, Nathan - b ca Feb 1831 Dot Co - d 1 Dec 1861 - ase 30y 9m 26d - cd consumption - rep by wife Ann Eliza SPICKARD SPICURD, Philip - d by 9 Oct SPICtARD, Aenry SPICKARD ~ ·~ 1792 - l48 A p350, app 8 SPITLER, Jacob - d by tlar 1820 Bot Co - ref HD C p249, will dated 9 Feb 1820 - wife F;mny; ch Michael., Barbara (md _ CROUSE), Daniel, Elizabeth (md [ Michael ) PETERS); Jacob, Dannah (md _ HY£1\S); Hacdeline - ex5 Mathias SNIDER , Michael SPITLER SPRINGER see llillinm GRAHAM SPRINGER, Amanda - b ca 1831 - d 9 Mar 1853 - f Abram /\BNOLD - cd pneumonia - w/o S3l!luel SPRINGER SPRI!ill.E, female - b 20 Oct 1913 Bot Co - d 20 Oct 1913 - f Clarence llenry SPRINILE (b Bot Co) - m Laura Catherine (BOLTON) Cb Bot Co) - buried Fincastle cem - cd still born SPRINXLE, Ann M - b ca Feb 1867 Bot Co - d 11 Mar 1867 - ase 24d - f William M SPRINJCLE - m Martha - cd not l\nown - rep by father SPRINKLE, J M R, Col - b l Dec 1811 - d 24 Dec 1889 - f (maybe Peter SPRINKLE) - h/o Mary J DARLEY (1829-1898) - ref Raymakcrtown gravestone SPRINKLE, Joltn R - b 12 Apr 1853 - d 27 Feb 1923 Bot Co - f John H Sl'lltNKU: (b Rh Co) - m Jane DARLEY (b Rh Co) - bui:ied llnymokertown by 1-l ll Rader Co SPRINUE, Lela D (DRUGI!) - b 16 Jan 1868 - d 30 Apr 1903 - f Denj;1111in F [BRUGH] - m Esterline HcCLURE - w/o John H R Sl'RINn.E - i;rave llayr.inkertown ccm Admr bond - adr.ir Mary SP1CL4RO, Sallie B - b 1862 - d 1943 - w/o William 0 SPICKARD - ref Old Glade Creek gravestone SPRINKLE, Mary J - b 10 Aue 1829 [can't he; she md in 183t.) or 10 [July 1870 written above) - d 17 Jan 1898 Bot Co - f Jacob 81\RLEY - m Phoebe llElITOll w/o Col J M R SPRJNUE (1811-1889) - ref llarna kertown cravestonc SPTCKARD, Samuel - b 26 Dec 1809 - d 1 Dec 1875 - h/o Mary [KESSLtB) 08001860 ) - re( Old Glade Creek Bravestone SPRlNUE, Olen Elmer - b ca 188 1 - d 1950 Bot Co (llc\rs) 1;11 10 p23 • f Samuel SPRINKLE - m Mattie E BRUGfl - i;ife Flossie A llrPES 68)' - ch John f: 1.2y, Ch<irles llr.nry 1, oy , Louise G llt.RRfS 38y - buried Godi;in Ccm Sl'CCKAllD, William A - b ll AU(\ l8lt5 Bot Co - d 7 Feb 1916 - f Jolln SPICK.ARD (b Bo t Co) - m Elizabeth [KESLER) (b Dot CoO - buried Blue Ridae Springs cem - cd lobar pneu~onia - ref Death cert; Old Glade Spring gravestone SPHINKLE, Samuel Edward Sr - b 21 July 18'15 Uh Co - d 12 F'eb 1900 Do t Co llB R p80 - f John H R Sl'l11NKLE - m Hnry Jane OARtF:Y - :-:He "Hatti c" E OlltJC:ll - grave Haymakcr t own cem SPICKARD, William P - b 17 June 1841 - d 16 Aug 1903 - grave Old Glade Creek Ce Cl SPRINICT.E, Viola AHee (sini;le) - d 1956 - f Samuel E SPlll!lltLF. - c, Hall \c 1-: DRUGR - relatives sis 5 Annie, Myrtle, Hattie; hro Sar.iuel (hi s ch Pcnj:imi11 J:, Robert W, Samuel E, Floyd S); crand nephc" Benjamin J:. 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Burton's Books 116 FDea Market Family lHstory - compiDed by Mkbael E. Blankenship 119 Two CeimtUJ1ries of BeMoird County ScfurooD Days - sulln1r:oitted by Kairen ]{appesser Jl25 Boteto1U1n-t Connnnty Death Recon·dls by Charles R. Bll.llwtorm, ConntnJIDaned 147 Slll!bmnssions for f111tltllll"C nssnnes are ailways wellcome. if yoUJ1. wolll!Dd ltiilke to cont1tilnnte am artnde ollll.-Dnne pllease e-maift ii¢ to: mbDankenus@yahoo.c!Olm. �P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, Where does the time go .....Summer is over and fall is here. With yard w ork w inding down I will have the opportunity to get back to business with my research . I have new data to enter. A friend here in Roanoke is from my hometown and, at one time, we attended the same church. Many of our Germany ancestors w ere active in this church . During a visit home my friend digitally photographed many of the pages of the old church registers. He looked for both his surnames and mine. This yielded some new information including marriage dates and full names of spouses. Another exciting thing that happened was making contact w ith a direct line cousin in Australia . His ancestor is a sister of my great-grandfather. I recently purchased a netbook computer (VERY small, lightweight laptop) that came w ith the program Skype installed. This program allows you talk over the Internet, computer to computer, as if you were using the phone. If you have a camera installed on both computers you can also see the person you are talking to. My cousin had Skype so we set up a time to call. It was amazing!! He sounded like he was in the next room. In fact, my husband who was several rooms away could clearly hear him, too. Best of all , the service is free!! This type of technology has certainly come a long way. Visit www.skype.com for a free download and instructions on how to use it. Any member who has interests in Botetourt County should turn to page 116 straight away. 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Happy Hunting, K~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Page 101 New Books in the Virginia Room T he following books can be viewed during normal library hours in the Virginia Room of the R oa noke Public L ibrary. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Summer 2009 ~~~~~~~~~~ 929.375502 Au76vb Virginia Bible Records by Jeannette Holland Austin 2008 Heritage Books (* This contains an itemized lists of births, marriages, & deaths found in approximately 478 Virginia Family Bibles - PY) 929 .341 1 D656a American Data from the Records of the High Court of the Admiralty of Scotland, 1675 -1800 by David Dobson 2000 Genealogical Publishing 975.5523S i58g T he Great Dismal, A Carolinian's Swamp Memoir by Bland Simpson 1990 University of North Carolina Press 929.2L721 L725g A Genealogy of the Little -Odom Family of Georgia & North Carolina by Lawrence L. & Margaret M. 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Davis 929.3768 G76lw Grainger County Tennessee Inventories of Estates & Wills Nov. 1833 May 1852 Abstracted by Mary E. Reeves 1989 Southern Historical Press 929.3768 G76lr Grainger County Tennessee Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions Record Book No. 3 1812-1816 Compiled by Ella E. Lee Sheffield 1983 Southern Historical Press 940.5476 K243s Shangri-La for Wounded Soldiers, The Greenbrier as a World W a r II Army Hospital by Louis E. Keefer 1995 Cotu Publishing 973.35 N227 Naval Documents of the American Revolution, Volume 8 by William James Morgan 1980 Naval History Division of the Navy 973.7 W868m Military History of the Civil War 1861-1865 by W. B. Wood & Major Edmonds 1959 975.4 St48c Coal Towns of W est Virginia, a Pictorial Recollection by Mary Legg Stevenson 1998 Quarrier Press 975.487 C561ob On Beyond Leatberbark: The Cass Saga by Roy B. 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C. V. P 975.5623RI14b Buckingham's Francisco by Ralph Racer 1971 "Warsh"1ng"0oth es R ec1pe . ........• Never thought of a "warsher" in this light before..what a blessing! " Warshing Clothes Recipe" - imagine having a recipe for this!! ! Years ago an Alabama grandmother gave the new bride the following recipe: this is an exact copy as written and found in an old scrapbook with spelline errors and all. W ARSHING CLOTHES Build fire in backyard to heat kettle of rain water. Set tubs so smoke wont blow in eyes if wind is pert. Shave one hole cake of lie soap in boilin water. Sort things, make 3 piles 1 pile white, 1 pile colored, 1 pile work britches and rags. T o make starch, stir flour in cool water to smooth, then thin down with boiling water. Take white things, rub dirty spots on board, scrub hard, and boil, then rub colored don't boil just wrench and starch. Take things out of kettle with broom stick handle, then wrench, and starch. Hang old rags on fence. Spread tea towels on grass. Pore wrench water in flower bed. Scrub porch with hot soapy water. Turn tubs upside down. Go put on clean dress, smooth hair with hair comb. Brew cup of tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings. Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 108 Mysterious Death in Covington The following collection of news articles and information was compiled by JoAnn Rice of Norwalk, Connecticut . The Pharr family of Covington, Virginia is shown in the following 1850 census record, 1 st Dist. Alleghany County I Virginia, August 9 ' page 65: Household 449 Dion C. Pharr , age SO, male, O. S.P . Minister , born North Carolina Mary Pharr , age 43 , female Agness Pharr , age 15, female Sarah Pharr, age 14, female John Pharr, age 12 , male Mary Pharr , age 9 , femal e James Pharr , age 7 , male Dion Pharr, age 4 , male Allegh eny County Virginia Death Records 1854 - Line 46 -Agness Pharr , white, female , died March 6 , place of death : Covington, cause of death: poison, age 19, parents: C. and Mary Pharr , born in Covington, reported by Mary Pharr, mother . The New Yor k Times, June 21, 1854 Supposed Murder of a Young Lady by her Betrothed From the Lynchburg (Va.) Republican It will be remembered, that some time during last Spring, an item went the rounds of the papers, chronicling the sudden death of Miss Agnes Pharr, of Covington, Va. , and stating that she was within a few days of her marriage to one Dr. Thompson [27 year old Wil liam B . Thompson originally from Botetourt , County ], h er father's physician. We learn from a private source, that i t is strongly suspected that her death was caused by strychnine administered by Dr. T.; that several public meetings of the citizens have been held to consider the matter. The circumstances seem to be these: Miss Pharr had been indisposed for some weeks, and had been taking medicine from Dr . Thompson. On the morning of her dea t h, Dr . T. wrote her a note, asking a postponement of her marriage, and urging her to take the remainder of the pills he had left her. Among the pills there seems to have been one considerably larger than the others, and this was the only one le ft , Mis s Pharr having refused to take it. Upon this last request, she took i t , and in fifteen minutes was a corpse. Her death was pronou nced , at the time, similar to that produced by strychnine, but there was no suspicion Vnrgonia AppaBachnan Notes �Page 109 of foul play until the ladies engaged in dressing the body discovered certain signs, which were more than confirmed by the further discovery of a box of ergot pills. When the suspicions a~s1:1111ed a public character, Dr. Thompson demanded that the body be disinterred and examined by a committee of physicians, named by himself; but when the consent of the parents of the unfortunate girl was obtained, he refused to have anything to do with it, alleging as a reason that he did not wish to wound the feelings of the family . These are the facts as they have been detailed to us by two gentlemen of standing. If they be true, there is certainly good ground for demanding an investigation. If Dr. Thompson be guilty, no time should be lost in ridding the world of this monster; if innocent, his character as a man will be satisfied with nothing less than a full, free and triumphant acquittal . The father of Miss Pharr is a Presbyterian minister, and is said to be one of the most upright , amiable, and unsuspicious persons to be found anywhere. The New York Times, August 12, 1854 A Case of Supposed Murder of a Young Woman by her Betrothed From the Petersburgh (Va .) Intelligencer, Aug. 4 Post Mortem Examination - A Lexington correspondent furnishes to yesterday's Richmond Dispatch the following account of the proceedings of several physicians who were required to hold a post mortem examination upon the body of a Miss Pharr, a young lady residing in covington, Va., who died some time since under mysterious circumstances: Drs. Jordan and Estill, and Major Gilham, Professor of Chemistry in the Military Institute, returned to this place last night from Covington, where they had gone for the purpose of attending a post mortem examination of Miss Pharr, whose death took place in the month of March last. Rumors had been rife in the community, and had found their way to the public prints, that she came to her death by foul means at the hands of her physician, Dr . Thompson, to whom she was said to be engaged. These [rumors] had become so common, that Dr. T., in order to vindicate himself, instituted suits against several prominent citizens of Covington, for slander, laying his damages at a high amount. The defendants, in order to relieve themselves, determined upon an examination, and at their instance (insistence] the coroner summons a jury of inquest, and several physicians from a distance were invited to be present , on Saturday las t, the time fixed for the inquest, of whom, Drs. Jordan and Estill of this place, and Dr . Woodson of Fincastle, (the latter at the instance of Dr. T.,) were in attendance. Major Gilham was also present to submit to a chemical analysis of the stomach . On Saturday morning they repaired to the place of burial and too k up the body, which was recognized by several witnesses , and conveyed to a room near at hand. All were required to leav e the �Page 110 room except the physicians and Major G., though Dr. T. is said to have done so with great reluctance. The body, though somewhat decayed and very much blackened, was still in a remarkable state of preservation. Upon examination she was discovered to have been inciente [enceinte: pregnant] , as had been suspected. They next examined and found the stomach to be entire. It was taken out and placed in the possession of Major Gilham, who will leave here in a day or two for some of the Northern cities, in order to have the assistance of experienced chemist in submitting i t to the chemical tests. It is very doubtful whether they will be able to discover anything, as strychnine, the agent supposed to have been used, diffuses itself very rapidly through the system, and is very difficult to detect at any time, and much more so after four or five months have elapsed. After completing the examination they repaired to the hotel, where, after consultation, they communicated the result of the investigation to William Skeen, Esq., the Attorney for the Commonwealth and Thompson's counsel in the slander suits, who immediately had a warrant issued and Dr . T., taken into custody . The Jury then met in the Court-House, and after hearing the testimony of the physicians and other witnesses, adjourned until this morning. A crowd was in attendance, and manifested great interest in the proceedings. Dr. T. manifested considerable anxiety during the examination, but appeared perfectly composed after his arrest. Such are the facts as I gathered them from those who were present. Whether he be guilty or not remains to be determined. If he be guilty of what is alleged against him, he has upon his head the most horrible crimes that can be conceived - seduction and double murder; the seduction and murder of his betrothed, and the murder of his own unborn offspring. Of his guilt or innocence we express no opinion, as it would be improper, the matter having to undergo judicial investigation. We can scarcely believe, however, that any human being can be guilty of crimes of such enorrni ty as are laid at his door . The New York Times, August 31, 1854 Tria 1 of Dr. Thompson From the Richmond Whig, 29th The Term of Al l eghany County Court, which commenced Monday last, is now hearing and reviewing the evidence upon the c ha rge against Dr. William Bo Thompson, of Covington, for the murder of Miss Agnes Pharr, of the same town, in March last, by giving her strychnine. The circumstances which led to the arrest of Dr . Thompson were given through the papers at the time it was made. A large number of witnesses were sworn, and among them Drs. Jordan and Estill, of �Page 111 Lexington, and Dr. Woodson, of Botetourte, physicians who made the post- mortem examination, and Maj . Gilliam, Professor of Chemistry at Virginia Military Institute, who made analysi s of the stomach of the deceased, and its contents . The examination of witnesses has been very full and lengthy, and .especially was it so in regard to the physicians and Maj . Gilliam, whose testimony has leading weight i n the case. It is expected that the trial will consume the entire week, as i t is probable lengthy arguments will be delivered. During the progress thus far there have been evidences on the part of all who witnessed the proceedings of the deepest sympathy for the friends of the deceased. There were many spectators from a distance. The Daily Globe, Satur day Ev ening, Sep t . 23 , 185 4 City of Washington The c a s e of Dr . Thomps o n. - An indictment has been found by the grand jury in Alleghany county, Virginia, against Dr. Thompson, charged with killing Miss Pharr . The physicians, however, who analyzed the stomach of the deceased, have decided that it contained no poison. The Daily Globe, Tue sday Ev ening, No v . 28, 185 4 City of Washington The Thompson Trial . -The trial of Dr . Thompson for the murder of Miss Pharr , in Al l egh a n y county, had not terminated at our last accounts from that p lace . The testimony for the defense contains nothing to break t he force of the overwhelming facts disclosed by the witnesses for the Commonwealth -Richmond Inquirer The Daily Globe , Saturday Evening, Dec . 2, 1854 City of Washington Acquitted. Richmond, December 1. -Dr. Thompson, charged with the murder of Miss Pharr , at Covington, has b een acquitted. The jury was out about one hour. The Globe, Thursday, December 28, 1854 Official Paper of Congress and Newspaper for the People Riotous Demonstration in Alleghany, Virginia The Greenbrier Era [newspaper] contains the proceedings of a large Virginia Appalachoan Notes �Page 112 and respectable meeting of the citizens of Alleghany county, Virginia, held on the 18th instant, for the purpose of expressing their indignation at the acquittal of Thompson , the alleged murderer of Miss Pharr . There was quite a serious riot on the occasion , as appears from the Era : «At ten o'clock the people quietly hung Dr. Thompso n in effigy . The image hung unmolested until the people went into the court-house to attend the indignation meeting . Whilst there, Robert B . Thompson backed by Messrs. Bush, Neff, Waldron and others , attempted to, or did, pull down the effigy. The people rushed out of the courthouse, and a scene of intense excitement ensued. The friends of Thompson drew their revolvers and bowie knives, but, deeming discretion the better part of valor, they finally broke and fled , pursued by the excited populace. Waldron , however, having r un into a field, turned upon his pursuers and showed fight, when he was knocked down, and mounted upon a rail, and thus carried into the court-house. The friends of Thompson were bound over to ke e p the peace , and the effigy was subsequently burnt." Further Info rmation: The house where the supposed murder occurred still stands and is on the National Register of Historic Places as the oldest house in Covington. It was built in 1800 by Dr. James Merry, a physician, who also operated a store near the river which was called ''Merry's Stand." The house has a stone foundation and is a log structure of solid walnut which has been stuccoed. Rev . Dion Cassius Pharr was born in Mecklenburg County , North Carolina on February 25, 1800 . He ministered in the Presbyterian Church for 23 years . Before the acquittal of Dr. Thompson, Rev. Pharr died of typhoid fever on November 20, 1854. The death record lists his age as 54 years, nine months. [Allegheny Co. Death Records, 1854, line 47.] Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 113 COMPANY F, SECOND REG. VA RESERVES Eileen Bolger has graciously supplied the following article. Times Register - September 30, 1915 E ditor's note - The following interesting history of Salem men composing Co. F . Second Reg. VA Reserves, written by the Rev. Calvin S. Blackwell, D.D. LL .D. distinguished Baptist preacher of Norfolk and a native of Roanoke County. T here were eighty-one in the Company when we were called out and organized in Salem, March 12, 1864. Five of these names I cannot recall. The late Pleasant Mills, keeper of the Cemetery at Roanoke, assisted me very greatly in connecting the roll, he having remained in the county, kept up with the men while I have been away for forty-two years. At one time I could call the roll in the dark from memory, as well as from the roll book. But forty-two years are apt to dim the memory somewhat. This is the best I can do. The late Col. Guy of Richmond showed me a complete roll some twenty years ago. But since his death I have been unable to get any information from persons having his effects in char ge. March 22, 1864, the law calling out the last reserves of the youth, sixteen to eighteen boys and fifty-five to sixty men "the cradle and grave fellows" brought th e company together at Salem, VA. The notice and the law being read by an official of the C.S.A. and the following list of names were recorded as present. We were assem bled in the five-acre ho rse lot of Dr. Griffin, south side of the rock road west end of the town. We were given the privi.l ege of electing our own officers. The elected offic~rs, as given below, a happy mixture of old men and boys. The second Lieut. S. Lee, mentioned, had served in the War with Mexico. None of the others had seen service. We were per mitted to return to our homes subject to call, which came in a few days, April 1. Federal fo r ce was str iking for the railroad at Salem or Christiansburg. We were armed and put under the general command of Col. Preston of Montgomery and marched through rain to Hanging Rock and went into camp. Our chief duty was to obstruct the road fro m the north by cutting trees across it and arranging breastworks of logs. Col. Preston being an old military officer , our drill was after that style. While Col. Preston was nominally in command, M ajor Sweeney, a gallant Confederate officer on wounded furlough a nd r esting at Salem took actual command of the defense. He inspired the boys with enthusiasm and the led men with confidence. On the second day of the defense a dashing stripling d ressed in full uniform of a V.M.I. cadet rode into camp. It was Wingfield (Rough) Griffin. The call of the camp was too much for him in the quiet of the schoolroom when bis native town was in danger. He took " French" leave of the " West Point of the South" and sought the field of action, remembering how only the yea r before Salem bad been raided by the Federals, one of his neighbors, Ca pt. Chapman was killed, his family taunted, and the property of the citizens destroyed. H e being mounted witb a few others was sent forward in to C raig to feel for the enemy, and n ot finding any blue coats returned. Being fresh from the drill grounds of the V.M.I. Cadet Virginia Appa~achian Notes �Page 114 Gr_iffin be~ame a very important personage in the company, as driJlmaster at the campus of instruction at Lynchburg, Richmond, South Anna and elsewhere. He was unusually popular among the old and young and did much to hammer them into military shape. His heart was in the Cavalry service where he served with distinction until the surrender. The enemy not appearing, we were ordered to Lynchburg and put into camp of instruction. May 1st the company was ordered to Richmond, where at Camp Lee we were again put under instruction and organized into the Second Regiment VA Reserves. On May IO'h we were put forward a few miles towards Yellow Tavern but did not get into the fight. On June 2°d, the Regiment marched to the Chickahominy Bridge on the York River Railroad and placed to the extreme right of Lee's army during the second battle of Cold Harbor. General J. L. Kemper was in command of the reserves. Col. John Guy and Major Cook in command of the Second Regiment. The Federals were on the north side of the river and put us under a heavy shellfire, our first experience of the kind. After the battle of Cold Harbor Lee's whole army started on its march southward and toward the James and Petersburg. Our company lay in the pines by the road along which passed the whole of Lee's army of veterans. It was an inspiring sight for our boys all the days of June 12the and 13th, 1864, the steady tramp was heard and their battle torn banners were seen by us. On June 15th we were taken to Richmond and assigned to duty on Belle Isle to guard Federal prisoners. A week later we were assigned to South Anna Bridge and fortified and guarded the bridge against a second attOack which was threatened. July 2o•h we were moved near to Deep Bottom. Hancock's Corps of Federals were malting a movement north of the James with Butler as a feint preparatory to exploding the crater mine near Petersburg, which took place on July 3o•h. Though north of the James, the shock was beard and felt by us. On August 161h Hancock was again in front of us at Deep Bottom. We remained in camp at Signal Hill just above the Dutch Gap where butler was cutting the Gap day and night while our battery at the Howlett House kept up a constant fire. But unable to reach the battery would take revenge by having the guns in gunboats shell us on the north side. Not until September 28th did this get lively. Warren's Corps made an attack on Forth Harrison near Chaffin Farm. We were not in the fort but in a line of works northeast. The fort was taken in the morning, our line was fiercely assaulted in the afternoon and the enemy repulsed with great slaughter. The next day September 30'h, General Lee himself came to the north side to direct a vain effort to retake Fo1·t Har1·ison. A terrific artillery fire was opened from the gunboats, Drury's Bluff and Chafin's Farm. We were laying in the ditches and behind us a battery of six guns. It was drizzling rain. At every discharge of the guns, great volumes of powder smoke wouJd pour out on us, so that the three o'clock every man was black as powder. Just then General Lee quietly remarked, "Lie down again boys, some of you might get hurt." Just then a shell exploded near by and killed several of the gunners in the artillery and we got back in the ditch again. Through the fall and winter 1864-65, we remained in the works at Cbafin's Farm. We were a part of that attenuated line forty miles long held by Lee's 37,000 men and boys, half-clothed, halffed and poorly equipped. February z nd we were brought t o Richmond. The veterans regiments were most reduced to not much over a hundred fighting men and Reserves were well seasoned and so they were broken up and given the privilege of uniting with such regiments as they might choose. Quite a body of Company F. was united with Company E. 36tt' VA Regiment and sent on a march to Lynchburg to protect it against Sheridan. Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 115 Thence to the Trans-Allegany River and back to Christiansburg, when General Lee surrendered and E chol's army of 4,000 disbanded. After our first call to Hanging Rock and before we went east to the real seat of war, quite a number of our men secured exemptions from one cause or another. So they were not with us after we left Roanoke County. Following is the complete roll of officers and men of the company: Privates: J . C. Miller, Captain G . Frank Beard, 1st Lieut. Samuel Lee, 2nd Lieut. John Steele, 34d. Lieut Calvin S. Black-well, 1st Searg. Charles Stevens, 2nd Searg. Thomas H. Kefauver, 4th Searg. Addison H. Whitsell, 1st. Corp. Gus Beamer, 2nd Corp. Jacob Smeltzer, 3rd Corp. Armstead Neal, 4th Corp. Third Lieut. Steele left the company 21 51 June 1864 J. A. Lavinder became 3rd Lieut. Capt. J. C. Miller resigned in October 1864 G. Frank Bead became Capt. Privates: T homas Arth ur J. Polk Baldwin Christian Barnheart J. 0. Bandy Mat Bandy Louis Blankenship Jas. Bonsack Andy Bryant Philip Brown William CampbelJ Charles Coffman J.C. Cox Polk Craft Pleasant W. Mills Charles Miller Levi Crickenbarger George Cunningham Martin Delany Henry Edmundson Christian Eller Samuel Ferguson Randolph Ferguson Emory G. Frantz Wingfield Griffin Georg Grubb Jas Harris Austin Hardy George Harmon Samuel Hays Samuel Jo.rdon Benjamin Keagy Jacob Kesler T. A. Kesler J. A. Kesler Martin Kittinger J . A. Lamb Andrew Lamb J. A. Lavinder John Lemon Thomas Lemon J. Ledbetter William Looney Henry Minick Jas. Mosely Contributed by: Judith G. Blackwell Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 116 Charles T . Burton Charles T. Burton, who lived in the Daleville Community in the County of Botetourt, Virginia was a man who may have known more about places and people in early Botetourt County than any other person of recent times. Mr. Burton was a well-known genealogist who spent years checking faded and yellowed deeds, tracing the lineage of fan1ilies, or the history of property ownership. He researched just about every court record available-deed books, marriage records, death records, birth records, wills, tax records, court records, census reports and the information available in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library. In addition to being a Genealogist, Charles Bwion was a historian. Not only did he search the records for information about places and people, he personally visited and checked out early places of travel, commerce and industry, as well as home sites and cemeteries. His knowledge of people and places in the days of settlement and development was remarkable. He consistently reported his findings in the numerous papers and reports that he wrote for individuals and he shared many of these with other genealogists and record searchers. Charles T. Burton's ancestors were early settlers in Botetourt County and he grew up on family lands in the Glebe area of Botetourt County. His life changed when he became ill with tuberculosis in the l 950's. He was unable to work for about seven years and struggled to fi nd something to do to relieve his boredom. During this period he discovered the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library. His research and genealogy work began there. For a number of years, after recovering from tuberculosis, he did agriculture survey work in Botetourt County. This work added to his knowledge about creeks, branches, homes and other old buildings. It is of interest to note that much of Burton's genealogy work was done for women, who were trying to track down proof of their ancestry so they could apply for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution organization. Some of his research was done to trace the ownership of property. Many people buying property in historic Botetourt County wanted to know the history of their land from the days of its first settlement. In his personal files Burton maintained detailed records and information of his findings as well as copies of his reports and data compilations. In 1995 he gave all of his research material along with the copyright to his books to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society in Roanoke, Virginia. The society donated his material to the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library but retained the copyright. Charles T. Burton passed away in the fall of 1998. Please tum the page for an exciting, one-time offering!! Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 117 Charles Burton's Books Offered for Sale Several years ago the society reprinted 75 copies of Charles Burton's seminal work Botetourt County, Virginia Early Settlers. They were offered for sale to members a~d they sold out quickly. Some thought was given to reprinting Burton's other book, Botetourt County, Virginia Children, but it never happened. Two years ago the society decided to participate in the genealogy fairs sponsored by the Bedford Genealogical Society and the Botetourt Genealogy Club. It was felt that we should offer something other then just brochures. We decided to sell reprints of both Burton books at the fairs. The books were ordered and paid for at the fairs. Following the fairs the books were printed and mailed to the buyers. This proved to be a successful project. Please see the order form for a description of the books. The society would like to offer the same opportunity to our members. The sale will be conducted as a "one day sale", which will allow us to not have to collect sales tax on books sold to Virginia residents. Out of state residents pay no sales tax. Orders MUST reach us by November 1O, 2009. Any orders received after that date will be returned unopened. Checks will NOT be cashed until November 1o th . After the 1oth, the books will be printed and mailed. They will NOT be bound but will come with coverstock front and back covers. The buyer can then "bind" the book as they see fit. If we were to bind them it would add significantly to the cost. Please use the following order form . Make a copy of the order form if you don't want to cut it out of the VAN. Mail to: SVGS Book Sale clo Karen Kappesser 514 Scalybark Dr. Blue Ridge VA 24064 This will be the only time these books are offered for sale. If they are of interest to you don't miss the opportunity to purchase a copy. The Executive Board of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Vorgirnia Appalachian Notes �Page 118 BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA EARLY SETTLERS and BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA CHILDREN By Charles T. Bwton Charles T. Burton was a well-known and respected genealogist and historian who compiled a large amount of data for Botetourt and surrounding counties. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society is pleased to announce the reprinting of two of Charles T. Burton's works, Botetourt County, Virginia Early Settlers and Botetourt County, Virginia Children. Early Settlers consists of 133 pages of names from the 1782 land area of Botetourt County encompassing all or portions of: Monroe County, West Virginia and the present day Virginia counties of Montgomery, Floyd, Giles, Roanoke, Craig, Allegheny and Bath. He collected material relating to the 1740 to 1795 land transactions of the early settlers in the indicated area. Approximately 2000 individuals are listed alphabetically by their surname. These entries are followed by an identification of the county where the record is located, along with the type of record, its book, page, date and quite often the acreage and location of the land. Botetourt Children lists hundreds of children found in the county records. Included is the date or approximate date of birth and/or any information to indicate that the person had a childhood in the county. After 1912 the records give more information and, when found, death dates are noted. The names are arranged in alphabetical order by parents with the child or children following along with their information. ORDER BLANK Purchase price is as indicated below. Mark the box next to the book or books you wish to order. Make checks payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or SVGS, Inc. o Botetourt County, Virginia Early Settlers (130+ pages) o Botetourt County, Virginia Children (220+ pages) $20.00 25.00 Postage 5.00 each book Total Amount$ CITY_ __ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ STATE_ __ ZIP_ _ _ _ _ __ This information is optional: email_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ telephone_ _ _ _ _ __ Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 119 Flea Market Family History Each of the following Bibles, complete with family records, was found at a yard sale, flea market, thrift shop or estate sale. Michael Blankenship, editor Bible No. 1 Mrs. William H. Mowles South Salem, Virginia R.F.D. #2 Family Record Parent' s Names Husband - William Henry Mowles born May 26, 1883 Wife - Mary Elizabeth Yates born August 19, 1894 Married · May 17, 1911 Children's Names Mary Thelma Mowles Hazel Virginia Mowles William Henry Mowles, Jr. Iris Louise Mowles Agnes Marie Mowles Thelma born August 2, 1915 Hazel born August 4, 1917 William born June 30, 1920 Iris born Nov. 1, 1924 Agnes born January 9, 1928 Deaths William Henry Mowles, Sr. January 4, 1945 Marriages Thehna and Lester Clay McGhee married November 20, 1932 Hazel and Roy - Feb. 11, 1945 Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 120 Ernest C. Mitchell, April 5, 1955, father Mary G. Board, May 28, 1955 James F. Board, Oct. 28, 1959, Wednesday, about 2 pm John Wesley Board died Aug. 8, 1969, age 29 years. John got killed in Detroit, ivfichigan. Records inserted from the Bible of James Fletcher Board, Jr. Family Register Parent's Names Husband - James Fletcher Board Jr. Born Feb. 24, 1909 Son of James Fletcher Board Sr. and Norma Board Wife - Mary G. Board Born Jan. 28, 1910 at Roanoke, Va. Daughter of Ernest C. Mitchell and Sally Mitchell Married at Roanoke, Va. By Rev. W. E. Lee Date March 24, 1926 Marriages Mary Goode Mitchell was married to James Fletcher Board on March 24, 1926 James F. Board was married to Sallie Copper [Cooper] April 26, 1956 about 8 pm. Rev. Hunter married us. Sallie Board and James Board separated March 21, 195 7 about 4 pm and haven't been back since. Deaths Ernest Samuel Board died June 21, 1954 about 11 :40 am. Monday. Age 5 years old. My wife died May 28th 1955 9:10 am, Saturday morning. Mrs. Mary G. Board died May 28th, 1955. Births Mary Alice Board, Feb. 10 [page tom] James Matthew Board, Nov. [page tom] Norma Ruth Board, Aug. [page tom] Lawrence Board, Aug. [page tom] Charles Milton Board, Jan. 25 [page tom] Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 121 William and Catherine - December 24, 194(?) Iris and Pete - June Agnes and Warren - Aug. Iris Louise Mowles and Raymond W. Peterson, Jr. Were united in Holy Matrimony on the 25th day of June in the year of our Lord 1949 at First Methodist Church by Rev. H . W. Curry Bible No. 2 [African American] Presented to Mary G. Board Jan. 14, 1955 Daughter - Kathryn B. Marri~es J . F . Board married to Amanda Jones, May 31, 1961, about 8:20 p~ 1302 Loudon Ave., NW. Rev. Rader married us. Joseph Board married Sue Otey, Nov. 26, 1966 about 8:10 pm, on Orange Ave., NW Ja.mes M. [Board] to Annabell Nonna Ruth [Board] to Sylvester Poindexter, Dec. 2, 1953 James F. Board to Mary G. Mtichell, March 24, 1926 James F. Board to Sallie Cooper, April 26, 1956 about 8 pm by Rev. Hunter Rachel [Board] married Allondo Nora [?] July 26, 1968 about 8 pm. Rev. Turner married them. Sallie and James Board separated March 21 , 1957. She [left] that evening about 4 pm and haven't been back since. Charles Board married Dec. 24, 1960 to Teresa [?] from Bluefield, W. Va. Kathryn Board married to Rufus Jackson Jan. 23, 1964, 1128 Orange Ave., NW, Roanoke. Rev. Wilkerson married them 8:15 pm Deaths Ernest Samuel Board, June 21, 1954, son Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 122 John Board, Oct. 17, 193 9 Joseph Lynwood Board, June 25, 1941 George Thomas Board, March 13, 1943 Kathryn Elizabeth Board, March 15, 1945 Ernest Samuel Board, June 29, 1948 Rachel Marie Board, Oct. 25, 1950 married George S. Barbara on Jan. 31 , 1966 in Delaware. James Fletcher Board, Feb. 24, I 909 Written inside: I love my mother. I am not doing so good now since she is gone. 1 know that I have done mean things but one day I will be a Christian of my mother's church. I will keep going to your church. I will try to bring Rachel up so she can be a lady. I will love you even though you are gone. No one could take your place. I love you better than I would anyone else. I will be up there with you one of these days. And pray for Dad and all the rest. Love your daughter, Kathryn [Family members were located and this Bible was returned to the Board family.] Bible No. 3 Ernest Clifton Jennings and Beulah L. Beard married June 11 111, 1919 at Lexington, Va . by Rev. Thomas K. Young Children from this union are: Kathryn E . Stonebraker born June 29, 1920 Harold C. Jennings born Aug. 18th, 1922 Norma L . Fisher born Aug. 8th, 1924 Vance W. Jennings born Sept. 27, 1928 Melvin D. Jennings born Dec. 27, 1930 Dorothy M. Ling born April 7, 1938 Peggy J. Thompson born Oct. 6, 1940 E. C. Jennings died March 25th 1957 Born Nov. 30th 1894 Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 123 Beulah Beard Jennings Born June 18th 1903 Died May 3, 1990 Parents ofE. C. Jennings Hiram Clifton Jennings (Father) Tempy Lee Wilmer (Mother) (This was his favorite Bible) Daniel Webster Johns Born March 14, 1885 Died Sept. 9t11, 1968 Daniel W. Johns and Beulah B . Jennings married Aug. 2nd 1958. Parents of Beulah L.B. (Jennings) Johns Walter Douglas Beard Born Apr. 27, 1878 Died Apr., 1966 Myrtle Lee Driscoll Beard Born Nov. 14th, 1885 Died Oct. 21 5\ 1918 Children from this union were: B eulah Lee Beard (Jennings) Johns E lsie Thelma Beard Stinnett Lawrence Douglas Beard M. Louise Beard Hudson (Margaret) Josephine Alice Beard Van Bibbee D orothy May Bear Reed Saylor Flory Beard Robert Elwood Beard Parents of W. D. Beard Father : Jatnes Powell Beard Mother: Josephine Adelia D avis Beard Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 124 Parents of Myrtle Lee Driscoll Beard Father: Augustine Lilton Driscoll (from Pa.) Mother. Lucretia Alice Allman Kathryn Earnestine Jennings (McGuire) Stonebraker, daughter of Ernest Clifton Jennings and Beulah Lee Beard (Jennings) Johns, passed away Oct. 12u1, 1976 at Greater S. E. Com. Hospital, Wash., D .C. Surviving - Mother: Mrs. Beulah Jennings Johns, Daughters: Celia Sue Johnson and Patricia Ann Price, 8 grandchildren, 3 brothers and 3 sisters. Also Husband Jay N . Stonebraker Daniel Webster Johns Died Sept. 9, 1968 Kathryn born on Tues., Leap Year, 1920 Harold born on Fri. 1922 Norma born on Fri. 1924, Leap Year Vance born on Fri. 1928, Leap Year Melvin (Ned) born on Sat., 1930 Dorothy born on Thurs., 1938 Peggy born on Sun. 1940, Leap Year Beulah born on Thurs. 1903 Dan born on Sat. 1885 Lori Elizabeth born Sat., 1963 (Tucked inside the Bible was the following obituary) .BeuD~b B . Johims l\frrs. Beulah Beard Jennings Johns of 4902 Grandin Road Ext., died suddenly on Thursday, May 3, 1990. She was born on June 18, 1903 in Buena Vista, Va. She has been a dedicated member of First Wesleyan Church for over 50 years. Surviving are three sons, Harold C. Jennings and Vance W. Jennings, both of Roanoke. Melvin D. Jennings, Bellevue, Ohio.; three daughters, Nonna J. Fisher and Peggy J. Thompson, both ofRoanoke; Dorothy J. Ling, Cary, N.C.; three sisters, Josephine B. Van Bibber, Dorothy B. Reed and Louise B. Hudson, all of Roanoke~ seventeen grandchildren, nineteen greatgrandchildren, and several great-great-grandchildren and her many friends. Funeral services will be conducted at Lotz Roanoke Chapel 1:00 p.m. Monday, May 7:; 1990 with the Rev. Percy Bailey, officiating. Interment in Fair View Cemetery. The family will receive friends, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday at Lotz Roanoke Chapel. Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 125 TWO CENTURIES OF BEDFORD COUNTY SCHOOL DAYS Published 1952 by the Bedford County School Board MONETA HIGH SCHOOL one-room a hall to the school. In 1916, the community added an- Met h o d isl other two rooms. The teaching staff was increased to The early settlers of Moneta went to a sc h oo I near th e Iocotion of th e present Church. Records show that John Bond donated land for o one-room school building with a fireplace in 1859. eight by that year. The school was accredited for the first time in 1927. Horry Waldron was principal. Since that time, there have M. P. Rucker, W. M. Reese, and John Gordner built been the following principals: P. l. Steffey, K. B. Coff- a one-room school about 1883 on o lot across from the man, G. R. Kirocoffe, 0. T. Bonne r, S. J. Coffey, A. L. present Garrison, and Archie F. Robertson. school building. They employed o private teacher. The present building was completed in 1935. It is The first building on the present site was completed in the year 1909. The land was given by John Watson. It consisted of two rooms and the expense was shored jointly by the community and the county. The Reverend Horace Wilkinson was the first principal, and Mrs. W. P. Rucker, his assistan t. Th e next year Luther Rodgers wos mode principal and Miss Verna Thaxton was added to the teaching staff, making three. The first graduating class in 1913 was composed of three students, Miss Pearl Bond, Miss Solly Holland (now Mrs . Wesley Hicks), and Miss Ethel Johnston (now Mrs. Warren Hicks) . The county added the first addition of two rooms and Virginia Appalachian Notes FIRST BUILDING, 1909 �,.,.. Page 126 located behind the site of the o ld school. The new builo ing is a very modern rural school. It includes thirteen clos~ rooms, library, laboratory, up-to-dote res t rooms, and combination auditorium-gymnasium. The locust Grove two room school, which hod been moved to the present site some years before lo house a portion of the grade school , was remodeled into o home economics cottage containing five rooms. If was not equipped of that time and if was nof until the foll of 1943 that Home Economics was added to the · curriculum. The people in the community gave t he shrubs and landsca ped the grounds. 0. T. Bonner was principal when the n ew buildin g was o ccupi ed. FIRST GRADUATION, 1913 HURT SCHOOL, 1900 The remaining one and two-room schools in that vi· cinity were brought in to the new consolidated school. They were Ayers, Davis Mill , Emmaus, Flint Hill, Hurl, Mitchell , Morgon , Mt. Olivet, Mortin, Oak Grove, Pleas· GIRLS' BASKETBALL, 1925 ant Hill, Union Oak , and Western light. Some of the buildings hove been sold for dwellings, others were destroyed, and still others ore in use now as colored schools . Today , all classrooms ore 1n use; o basement room hos been equipped for class use, and o "quonset hut" hos been added to house the school lunch room. This year sees the completion of on agricultural build i ng in· elud i ng an extra classroom. This w il l mean the addition of agricultural and commercia l departments to the curricu l um in the fall and the addition of one or more BOYS' FOOTBALL, 1925 t eachers to the personnel. Virginia Appalachian Notes ------' �Page 127 HISTORY OF BOONSBORO HIGH SCHOOL . . .... ~..;.~.-: In the early days before public schools, parents who ~- ··%··: .· .. ,. lt could afford to do so would employ a governess or private tutor to come live in the home and teach the children. Poetry, French, Latin, music and cultural things were taught to the children to hold their social position. At this time, there were a few private schools but only the children of wealthy families were able to attend. There was one private school in the Boonsboro community. This was Pebleton which was organized by two Mason sisters, Anno and Charlott. This was for girls only and was located on the Holcomb Rock Rood. The attitudes of communities on organizing public schools varied. The lower class and less fortunate people wonted the organization of public schools. Children HER.MITAGE 1915-16 whose parents hadn't been able to send them to private Henry lewis-Teacher (8y Building) schools or hire o governess would hove the opportunity First row: Lola Webber (Mrs. Lola Arthur), Edna Terrell, Eddie Owens, Minnie lewis, Marion Owen, Reginald Rucker. Second row: Lucy Ogl1>Sby, unknown, unknown, Locke Me riwethe r, Waller l ewis. Third row: Unknown, Guy Miller, Perry Miller. to get on education. The higher and more wealthy people looked down on forming one-room schools which would be open to the public. Some of the early la ymen supporters of the public schools were Mr. W. R. Abbot, Mr. Charles Abbot and The fi,•st instructor was Mr. Jordon Griffin, followed Dr. Sam Scott. by Mr. Roy Smith, Mrs. Brockenbrough, Miss Nellie The first public school in this community was a one- Hubbard, Miss Jennie and Florence Fuqua , Miss Coffee, room school located on Route 501 where Newman's Miss Terrell and the lost instructor was Mr. John lewis. Store is now located. The property was deeded to the About 1902, the original school was moved to Chap- State Literary Fund by Elizabeth Cobbs, with Nathaniel pelle Hollow, now known as Walnut Hollow and rebuilt I. Mason as trustee. The said property was deeded April• for a Negro school. 15, 1842. No list of teachers or the years the place was On the old Hermitage site a new building was erected used for a school ore available. It was turned into a with just one room. This was used for two or three years. Negro school after a time. HERMITAGE HERMITAGE (the first public high school). A Mr. Meriwether owned a form lying between what is now known as Coffee and Jackson Mountains. He lived the life of o bachelor until rather late in life and the place was appropriately named Hermitage. In 1877 a lot was purchased from th is place and a one-room building was erected and called Hermitage School. It was a plain one-room schoo l with desks which hod been mode at the school. Virginia Appalachian HERMITAGE First row : Woller lew is, Clarence Hunter. Sccond row : Oolly Howard, Virgie Owon, Vernie Chaffi n, Ed Owens. ~~7:.b~arion Owen, Mabol Hubbard, Ida Lewis, �Two of the school officials of thi !. timE: were Dr. F. 'Page 12 I Nelson and Captain E. N. Wise, C. S. A. I In 1905, a move was made to enlarge He rmitage for grade and high school work . At this time Mr. W. R. Abbot was Division Superinte ndent of Bedford County Schools . The Forest District Boord was composed of S. A. Elliott, S. H. Hubbord and Copt. E. N. Wise, C. S. A. All of these men gave liberally of their time and effort to help make this move a success. Jn the spring of 1905 two acres of land were pur- SITE OF POINDEXTER SCHOOL chased from Mr. C. H. Owen and a contract for a tworoom school was awarded to Mr. E. B. Millner. In due tim e the school opened with Mr. R. A. Woolfolk of Dan - that there was once a crowded two room school there, ville os principal and Miss Sallie Lindsay who taught but at one time small hou ses and large families were a the first four grades. short distance apart. In the summer of 1906 the third room was added and As the white population receded from the valley, th e more high school subjects were made available. The fac- school dwindled to one teacher and then closed out. It ulty consisted of Principal J . S. Cooley, intermediate was later used for a few years as a Negro school and teacher, Miss Upson and primary teacher Miss Lindsay. then passed on as many others did. In the fall of 1906 a small library was installed which served a goad purpose for many years. The auditorium was added in 1911 and a well dug soon after. About halfway between Forest and Perrowville, on the farm now owned by C. H. White, stood Poindexter, one-room school. The exact date of its opening is not Soon after World War I other schools were built in known, but is thought to be about 1875. Then a few the District and the enrollment at Hermitage began to years later another one-room school was erected in the decline. vicinity of Mt. Carmel Methodist Church and was called Consolidation didn't favo r that school much, though by that name. it did begin the re when Ivy Creek children were brought t here by transpor tation. The last two years or so that Hermitage was on th e map, It was operated as a oneroom school and was taught by Miss Dorothy Biggs (M rs . Perry Chaffin .) Thus t he school passed into history leaving many pleasant memories and a fair number of its alumni have made outsta nding records as professors, lawyers, doctors, business men and formers. At Elk Creek Volley, abo ve Perrowville, on the land now owned by Mr . Perry Mil ler, stood what was always called the ol d Rucker School. It was estab lished soon o f te r the War between the States. A few years later th is schoo l was abol ish ed and a two room school wa s FOUNDATION OF MASONIC SCHOOL bu ilt highe r up the vo lley. Thi s was operated as a two room schoo l fo r a numbr of years with M rs. W. J . Ru cke r , Sr. as principa l. In th e year 1914 1 these two schools were consolidated in to a two-room school about halfw oy between the two . To look at t he loca lity now, it wou ld n' t seem possible This wos named Midway. Miss Ide lla Lindsay who taught Vorginia Appalachfiarn Notes �Page 129 at Poindexter for several years was employed as prin· in Ivy Creek Volley north of Ivy Chappell Church. The cipol, assisted by Miss Mory Miller. In 1920 Elk Volley, a two-room school, was erected ot Perrowville os a joint school for Forest, Bellevue and Charlemont districts. By this time Midway was operated with one teacher. Then a few years later consolidation ot Boonsboro and Brookhill caused both of these schools to About the year 1900 o one-room school was built school served as o one-room school until 1922 when the patrons asked for bus service to Hermitage, which was granted by the newly formed County Boord, os the old District Boards hod been abolished. This was the first bus service in Bedford County. The first teacher at this school was Miss Jennie Webber. become history. In 1881 the Masonic School, located one-fourth mile off U. S. 501 on the Coffee Road, was erected. This was a one-room school and the first teacher was Mr. Boyd Clayt or and Miss Julia Clayton the last. The school was expanded to two rooms in 1920. It was destroyed by The first Bon Ton School was a one-room store house which was rented by the school board in 1905. The land is now owned by J. H. Putt. Miss Kate Bu rkholder and Miss Jeon Taylor followed Miss Julio Nonce, who was the first instructor. In 1908 the second Bon Ton School fire soon ofter and a three room school was erected on composed of two rooms w as built at the intersection of the present Boonsboro High School site in 1921. Route 501 and 649, across from what was the Bon Ton Supper Club. Teachers were Misses Jeon and Sue Taylor, Miss Susan Ea rly and Miss Sollie Oglesby. In 1923 this school was closed. The board paid the tuition to go to town school and later they came to Boonsboro by bus. The Seward school at Holcomb Rock opened in 1914 fo r the children of the Electro-Metollurgicol Co. employees through the efforts of Mr. Horry lee, Superintendent of the company. The SITE OF FIRST WHITLOW SCHOOL enrollment numbered between twenty and twenty-five and grades one through seven were taught. The building was on old store house provided by t he Scotts' school which was located on Trents' Ferry Rood company and they furnished fuel and ionitor's service. was a one-room school. The school was started by Dr. The first teacher was Mrs. Horry Sing leton, then Miss Som Scott and was built in 1882. It had seven grades. Louise Meriwether and Miss Emily Meriwether was the Among the first teachers were Miss Sollie and Betty teache r until 1933 when it w as consolidated with Boons- Davies, Mr. Henry Davies, Miss Lucy and Vivion Rucker boro. · It is now used as a church. and Miss Lula Meriwether. By 1915, the attendance was very low and the school ebbed out prior to consolidation. In the year 1898, on the Wiggington Rood in the home of the late Mr. Charles Scott, was the beginning of Whitlow School. Two years in the Scott residence and then a school house was erected on land given by Mr. George Leftwich. Th e first teacher at Whitlow was Miss Lena Reed; the seco nd was Miss Mamie Nonce (Mrs. Horry Singleton). Others were Miss Dollie Webber, Miss Sue FIVE POINT CHILDREN SEWARD SCHOOL Taylor, Miss Helen Tankers ley, and Miss Lucy Howard. 'vVhen Whitlow was consolidated it was lorn do'.v n and port of the l•Jrnbe r s1rnt to Boonsboro. 1930-31 Kester Fe agans, Charles Willioms, Jay Williams, Edward Marl in, Maisie Oliver, Marjo ry O livar, i,\o\rs. S. M. :-tu!>· (Mrs. Henry Douglas), "aulino 01. Virginia AppalachiaAdNC)les\\cNecly iv"r iMt~ tann\ MnlAn FPaot'u'I<:. �Pige 1 3cjoonsboro BROD~f _ 1---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Higl, School, a s w e- thin !- of it , hod irs b e. ginning in 1921 du e to 1hc fact that fir e hod d e$troyed the old schoo; opposite 1 rinit y Church on the Coffee Near where ML Gilead Methodisl Church stands, once Rood. The community, reoliz.ing rh o I greater thing s stood the Brod ie School. The firs! building was mode of could b e hod, selected a logs and the first teacher was Mr. Wolter Brodie. Loter building was e r~ct~d . Thi !> was on the si te of ou r present the log bu ilding was replaced with a frame building and fo r several years Brodie was o two-roorn school. new site and a three-roam Boonsboro High School. By 1 931 pup ils were completing three years of high school at Boonsboro . The dote of its beginning is not known. It wos abolished and children were :;ent to Boonsboro in 1928. Mr. Her- Again the building was wrecked by fire and stu- mon Hubbard was one principal and some of the teach- dents resumed lessons in the old Peokland school bock of Virginia Baptist Hospitol. ers were: Miss Mory Keith (Mrs. J. R. Watts), Misses Louise and Emily M e riwether, and Mrs. E. 0. Tinsley. The first school bus ron when Brodie school was closed on account of low overage attendance. R. H. Rhodes contracted to furnish and drive the bus. A brick building was e rected and in 1932 the students went bock to Boonsboro. Th is year (1932) was the first year any graduating exercises were held in the school, upon completion of four years high school work. In the spring of 1934 o frame bui ld ing was erected to house the primary grades and take core of Home Ec- BRODIE Sue Dawson Rudy, Nannie Hawks C . t w· Ella Jones onner, d HadB b F irs ro . Lang Ic y , Pete Dawson , Frond Bear • o et Moorm an M nett, argar d Buck McGinnis. Second row: Mory M Robert Jones an . oorman, Mar Smith Reynolds, Elizabeth Hawks Jennings, Jones TempletonM, yet Dawson Wiley, Kath leen Beard Helms, p tt Jordan argar I M a Y . ' bb Pheby Dowson Dameron, Car ton oorman. Anne Wrrght We er, G d El' M. Ethel Tinsley teacher, Ellen Dawson or en, 1zoThird row :d R,.hs d Virgini; Dawson Watts, Robert Wright, Nill beth Bear o es, . h Jordan, Pat Daw son , Wolter Moor man, J im Wng I. onomics work. Miss Helen Skofield was the first Home Economics teacher. In the spring of 1937 the auditorium was added and in 1939 the office, li brary and typing room were added. A well was dug and a heoting system installed. The children from the Presbyterian Home were enrolled in 1943. At tha t tim e only s t udents from th e s ixth to th e e leven th come. Now they start with students from the fourth grade. In 1949, playground equipment was added to the school. This consisted of swings and slid es. In 1950 the athletic field was graded. This work was completed with the help of the men in the co mmunity who gave so fre e ly of their time. Six bus routes bring children to Boonsboro. Those driving the buses ore M. R. Campbell , Kenneth Moy and J. C. Williamson . BRODIE-1913 Teocer , Mary Keith (Mrs. J . R. Watts) and pupil, Virginia Dawson Watts . Principal-Hermon Hubbard 1952 -53 wi ll find Boonsboro, as always, moving forward. Th ere wi ll be twelve grades, for the first ti me; the offering of extra units of high schoo l work, and the addition of two new classrooms. Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 131 BIG ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL BIG ISLAND, VIRGINIA 1951 - 1951 OAK GROV E CHARLEM ONT GILLA SPIE O LD SIG I SLAND IVORY GROVE HUNTING CREEK or Virtilhiti& 1 ~ppalachian Notes :1 ·-=-~1119ti;,&- - 'SEDALIA �A HISTORY OF WHITE SCHOOLS IN AND AROUND BIG ISLAND one-room schools in lhe years up to 1938, when final consolidation took place and all the pupils were brough1 by bus to M. E. Morcuse (no"'' Big Island) High School. Among the oldest in addition to Oak Grove, ore Hughes' Hill, Porks Schoo l, the first of two schools named Ivy Grove, the o ld Charlemont School , and Union Hill or Gruggetts' Hollow. In operation a round 1875 wa s a The House in the a b ove p icture w o s once O ok Grove Sch ool. The logs h ave rott od o w oy, and th is frame ho use now st a nds school known as Hughes' H;°ll, which tokes its place along on the fo u ndation of the school. This b uild in g wa s used a s a home by a Negro woman, Edna Jenkins, until h er de a th, with Oak Grove as the area's oldest centers of learning . Its exact ond is now unoccupied . location is not known but is though t to be east of Big The public schools in the Big Island area ore relatively Island. Like most early school.., ii was mode of logs and the pupils cut wood to be used for heating. The young, cs is free public education in Virginie , the sysstudents at Hughes' Hill, certainly little different from tem being inaugurated in 1870. It was then shortly ofter those of today, enjoyed " vocations'' from classes and the War Between the States that o one-room log re joiced to see a certain young man approach t heir school, known as Ook Grove, was built a b out two mi les school. This gen tleman w h o h au led ba rk b y th e school, southwest of the v illage of Big Island, no w one of Be d was the teacher's b eau and wou ld a lways s top fo r a conford County's indu stria l centers, located on the banks versotion w it h her, thus giving th e delighted scho lars of the Jomes River. a long ''recess". The original building was o crude structure bu t it served the purpose, as many children learned the three Porks School , not now standing, was located on Route R's there during the existence of the school. The teachers 637, near the present home of Mr. S. R. Porks . Prior to instructed students who sot on long split log benches its construction the children went one year lo the first which surrounded the stove in the center of the room. Ivy Grove School and one year to a school which actualCrocks in the wa ll were so large that snow often blew ly was o room in the Fife r home. The Eng lish sett lers in in on ihe pupil s. Wood was cut by the boys from a grove th is area built o church and when the need for o school nea rby , and o box of sand served a s o cuspidor. become so great, held classes in the church i1; o room We find t hol the Big Island a rea , speciflco lly in the Charlemont 01st11ct of Bedford County, included many bu ilt sepa rat ely for this purpose . The enro ll men t grew and the county decided to furnish th e money for o �Page 133 school. Thus Porks School was built between 1898 and The then Miss Arrington was followed by Miss Maud 1900 on land donoted by Mortin C. Parks, with actual Lazenby, Miss Susie Moon of Appomotox, a Miss Mos- construction work being done by John Rusher. When sie. Miss Ethel Tomlinson, now Mrs. John Arrington, was Mr. Porks gave th e land, the deed stated that as long as the building was used as a free white school the land the lost teacher at Gillespie, as the schools were consolidoted and the children were brought to Big Island. belonged to the county but when it ceased to be a school the land would revert to the owner. The school Mr. Raine Oliver bought the school building and later board would not accept this deed but the school remained sold it to A. M. Padgett, who bought port of the in use on this land until in need of general repair, and Arrington estate. The structure is now owned by Mr. because of the nature of the deed, the school was tro nsferred to Gillaspie School, named for lee Gillaspie, Joe lee. a school trustee. It is known that Parks School was still in existence in 1905 along with Sedalia and the first Ivy Grove and that students from Porks attended classes at Sedalia School which provided more advanced instruction in the system. In 191 4, Mrs. lynch Burks was teaching at Parks, a large one-room building containing a cloak closet and on entrance hall. Mrs. Burks was followed by Miss Nellie Duling of Clifton Forge. Other teachers who come later were Miss Evelyn Marshall of Otterville, Miss Betty Collins (step-mother of Mr. Fronk Griggs, owner and opGILLASPIE erator of the Big Island Garage), Miss Vicksella Rucker, Mr. Claude Griggs, brother of Fronk Griggs, Miss Roso Tomlin of Fluvanna, Miss Martha Wots;n (now Mrs. Cline SCHOOL Dotes are uncertain for the establishment of the first of two area schools known as Charlemont School and Sanderson, mother of Ed Sanderson, seventh grader at Ivy Grove School. It is believed that the old Charlemont Big Island High School), Miss Katherine White of Cifox School would be close to one hundred years o ld if still wos the los t teacher al Porks School. in existence. The first Ivy Grove School , re placed in 1915 by a two-room b uilding of the some name, is also Thi s school wcis then moved to a hill near the home thought to be one of the oldest in the Charlemont Disof Mr. Fon Arrington, father of Evelyn A rring ton, now trict. Mrs. Raine Oliver, .,., ho become the firs t teacher in the schoo l w h ic h was now to be ca ll e d Gillaspie. This school The 0ld Charlemont School, a wos also a large one-room building and w as located fifteen-feet .vide by 011 twenty feet lo ng one- room bui ld ing rnocle of logs, wos ihe VVo u gh lo-Chorl·?mon t Rood, o ff u.Vi~Ml~Ap'i)ala~rnff~Jf?t~~ land ".)iv~n l,y '"In En,,l'shmon nomad �L F· ~ge 134 Tevon and was to be used for school purpose!> o s long the old building wa s in use, and M r . C. M . Abbo1 sue · as there remained a school there. The schoo l was h E:ated ceeded Mr. Hawkins, serving several years while the by o wood slove for w hich th e boys cut wood, and th e old building was in u se throughou t most of th e e xistencf, students drank with a dipper from o buckE:t of water of the second Charlemont School. Miss Beatric e Marshall brought from a spring below the school. The boy!. ond taught one session ot the second Charl emon r School. Mr. Abbot usually mode two visits a sess ion to eoch school, riding on horseback from his home ot Bellevue to spend from one-fourth to one-half o day ot eoch school. Much of hi s tim e was spent on th e roo d going to ond from the schoo ls, but he near ly always managed to visi t two schools in a de:y. Many pupils walked three miles to school and many teachers rode horseback on CHARLEMONT SCHOOL sidesaddles. In addition to teaching, the making of fires the girls hod recess ot separate times in the morning and cleaning of school rooms were among the duties and afternoon but at noon they had one hour recess to- of teachers, as janitor service was unheard of in those gether. In those days school began for all the seven days. grades taught of Charlemont School at 9:00 a. m. and lasted until 4:00 p. m. Students often attended school until they were twenty-one or twenty-tw-::i years of age, and it is also interesting to note that school terms were only five to six months in length, beginning in October and ending in Morch. Some of the teachers who taught The second Charlemont School wos located near the center of the Charlemont community where there was 0 postoffice to which mail was brought an horseback twice a week from Lynchburg, end where there was o tobacco factory in which the formers sold their tobacco befo re warehouse days. Charl emon t remains a voting precinct in the old building were Mrs . Lynch Burks and Miss today. The lost Charlemon t School building was used Betty Collins (both deceased) and O lander C. Rucker, until the consolidation of schools in the area in 1938 , Jr., son of the late O . C. Rucker of Bedford, Virginia. When the old bui lding become usable no longer , o new Charlemont School wos built nearer the homes of when the pupils were transported by bus to the M . E. Marcus High School , now Big Island High School. at Big Island, Virginia. most of the children. This school house is still standing Sedalia School , located about seven miles from Big on land owned by Mr. J. W. Arrington of Charlemont Island on Route 122, near D. F. Mitchell s Store, is now and is. being used as a storehouse for groin at present. the hom e of Cha rlie Whit e, Negro. It is actually owned by Mr . Hugh Tomlinson , whose wife . the former Mary Mr Howkins was Superintendent of Schools while LeGrand, was the lost teacher of the school , which was Vorginia Appa~achian Notes �Page 135 consolidated in 1938. Miss Susie Moon also taught ot in 1904 and in 1906 there were enough children in the Sedolio School. neighborhood to hove a school. The parents pa id Miss Fann ie Fifer (Mrs. Bud Reynolds) to teach private school, Interv ie ws with citizens of the Big Island area show pay ing her fifty cents per pupil. She taught from Oc- us that the years 1904-1906 brought construction of tober, 1906 through March, 1907; the county sent o severa l schoo ls. The Hunting Creek School or Red Hill teacher in October of 1907. SEDALIA RED Hill School, os it wos also known, w as built in 1905 or 1906 Yes, it is necessary to look eastward from Big Island by A. C. Powell and his brother. The building is stonding toward Waugh, Virg inia, for the site of the Pryer's today abou t three miles west of the village of Big Is- Chapel School, which burned in 1928, according to Mr. P. land just off Route 122 , the Big-Island-to-Bedford road. P. Pryor, on whose land Pryor' s Chapel School once stood. The school wa s heated with a w ood-burning sto ve f o r Miss Bertie Watson was the first teacher ot Red Hill, a one-room school heated by on iron stove for which wood wos cut by the boys at recess. Some of the other teachers were Misses Rosa Tomlinson, Gladys White, which the county and the neighbors furnished th e w ood . Some of the teachers who taught at the Pryer's Chapel School were: Mi ss Mabel Fall s, Miss Elizabeth Hatcher, Miss Mory Treo vy , (Mrs. Fran k Fawcett) Miss Groce Gladys Gregory, Winnie Tonner and Ruby Tomlinson. Mitchell, (Mrs. Bob Hurt) Miss Lucille O w en , Miss Addie The school is listed as s till in existence in 193 1, on Mr . Oglesby, Miss France s Whi te , Miss Este ll Belle, Miss ClarS. S. Lynn' s map of the white schools of Be dford County, but is b e lie v ed to hove closed shortly a fte rw ord. Pryor's C hapel. ori g ina ll y o one-room frame building used as a chu rch b y the Metho dists ond the Ba p tists, ice Ellis, Mrs. Pearl S. Downey, Miss Ma u d e Lazenby, Miss Ol ive Lacy, (Mrs . Woolridge} M iss Daisy Logwood , Miss Eve lyn Arrin g ton, (Mrs. Ra ine O liver) and Miss G ladys Gregory. W h en the school was burned in 1928, w a s loca te d tw o and one-half m ile s fro m Waugh, Vir- Miss Gregory was teaching and Mr. A. B. Collins, father ginia on the Charl emont Rood. Pryor's Ch apel w as built o f J oyce Col lins, ninth grade student at Big Island High Virginia Appalachian Notes �School, was attending school there. Moteriols sove.Pag&\Elsli. A . C. ond J . W . Powell . It wos located four to from the fire were token over to on old building on the five mil es south of Big Island on Route 1 22 Turpin form, and th e semester wo!o f in ished. A rra nge· ment was about sixty for th e two-room frame building ments were mode the next year for th e students to come with o concrete foundation . The school w as h e ated by by bus to the new brick school ot Big Ir.land. When the a wood stove ond d ri nking wa te r was obtained from weather was bod and the bus could not get over the a nearby spring. Th e en roll · roods, Mr . J. H . Oliver, who remained in the business of opera t .ing sc hool buses until his passing in Novem ber, 1951, use d covered wagons for transporting pupil s. The second of the two Ivy Grove schools is standing today and is the hom e of Mr · Cl av1e · G o ff . }'? .r:-/ -· ·) . ' The Gruggett's Hollow School. or Union Hill, wa s o If is interesting to note the two pictures below, show- one-room school located near the land owned by Mr. ing o group of students at Ivy Grove School about 1925, Lawrence Thomas. The dote of its origin is not known but and the stru cture as it appears today as a dwelling. the building was sold to C. Raine Oliver by the school board several years cfter the pupils hod been trans· Ivy Grove School was nam e d on a s chool advisors' fer red to the old Big Island School. In 1932 the building li st, believed to hove been made in 1925, and is thought was torn down. to hove remained in operation until 1929. Thi s list also contained the names of Red Hill or Hunting Creek, Se- Some of the teachers at Union Hi ll were Miss Hattie dolio, Charlemont, Porks, (which wa s moved and the Owen, Miss Arlene Rucker, Miss Annie Lazenby, Mi ss name changed to Gillaspie), Bernice Perrow, Miss Mory Lazenby, M iss Pryer' s Chapel, and the Kathleen Big Island Schoo l. M r. S . S. Lynn 's mop , doted Morch 2 , Dav is, Mi ss Pearl Shepherd, and a Mr. Dinkle, who is 1931 lists Charlemont , Gillaspi e , Red H ill , Seda lia , and thought to hove been the lost teacher at the school. M . E. Morcuse H igh School. All of these existed when The second Ivy Grove School was built in 1915 by th e county unit pio n replaced th e dist r ict pion in 1922. Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 137 Prior lo 1 890, the boys ond girls of Big Island attended Oak Grove School, as previously mentioned. In well, Mr. A. J. Comden, Mr. B. T. Quill en, Mr. M. C. Davis, and Mr. G. R. Bird. 1890, the school was move d to a new bui lding which stood where the present Big Island Baptist Church now Our present high school was completed in 1929, and s to nds. The school consisted of only one room a t first the old school on the hill was so ld. The Od d Fellows but through funds contributed by three public-spirited Holl burned and the last two rooms were remodeled and sold to Mr. Horry Wright. A group of citizens known as the Big Island Realty Company, composed of J. H. Oliver, Boyd McKee, W . M. Brydg es, F. L. Mattox, and R. C. Harlow, bought this land and later built and sold homes on this land. The home of Mr. Horry Wright shown in the picture below, stands on the si te of t he old Big Is land School. BIG ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL The new school, a semi-fireproof building, was named citizens, Mr. R. G. Turpin, Mr. W. B. Watts and Dr. H. A. Jordan, another room · was added. Mabel Jordo n was teacher in 1909. In 1910, the school become so crowded it was on the decided to rent the old Odd Fellows in honor of Milton E. Marcuse, owner of the pulp mili in Big Is land . In 1948 the name was cha nged to Big Island High School. Ho ll, hill above the present highway, fo r use in The present plant consists of e leven class-rooms, two Mrs. Maude Jordan of which were added for the 1940- 1941 session, o lob- was employed as teacher for this group, and work oratory, on industrial arts work-shop, o home economics was begun on two more rooms in order to occom- room, o combination auditorium and gymnasium, o Ii- modote all of the children at the new location. brory containing over five thousand vo lumes, and a teaching some of the children. A two-year high school course was added at this time. Ot h e r teach e rs were Miss Frances Wood, Miss Coro- well-equ ipped cafeteria which is a separate quonsettype structure. The present facu lty consists of fifteen line Reed, Miss Sutherland, Miss Esther Miller, Miss members. Ethel Arthur, Miss Cheek, Miss Myrtle Trevey and Mr. Norman Pryor. Mr. R. l. Brown, who also served as pas- The schools of Big Island oreo hove mode much prog - tor of the Big Island Baptist Church, was principal. He ress over the years and will continue to go forward with was followed by Mr. Joe Bruin, who became principal of the n ew M . E. Morcuse High School . located on the Bedford County! Lee-J ackson highway or U. S. 501 . Other principals up to th e prese nt hove been in order, Mr. Raymond Black- Virginia Appalachian Notes �THE ~E\!8 LTY Seated, left lo right: Miss Nelle Harris, Da vid Mitchell, Second Grod e; Mrs . Math, Latin, and Science; Miss Dor- Louise Wilson, Sixth Grode ; Mr. othy Burnette, First Grade; Miss Clara W. Callahan, Industrial Arts; M r. W il- Richardson, Third Grade; Mr. G. R. lis Bird , Physical Education; Mrs . Emma Suth - Princ ipal; Mi ss Marie Day, Fourth G rade; Miss Phyll is Hockman, Oglesby, History, Eng lish, C. and erland, First-Second Grades. Home Eco nom ics; Mrs . Martha EberAbsen t from picture: Mrs. J. C. O liver, ha rdt, History and English . Standing, left to right: M iss Gwe ndolyn Page, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Lib rar ian; Mrs . Eth e l Arr ing to n, Thi r d Grade; Miss June Hylton, Fift h Grode . �Page 139 EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS AT MONTVALE FROM 1870-1951 Schools in Lisbon District, as well os in other districts poorly educated. Many of them had completed seven of Bedford County, hove witnessed great strides in edu- g rades in school and had taken a teacher's examination cation in the lost 100 yeors. Only during the lost few in order to become certificated to teoch for periods of generations hove we really come to understand that the one or two years. Some few of them attended summer education of children is the hope of the world . school, others took teacher's courses which were offered a t New London Academy and Jeter Female Institute in In 1870, the Legislature of Virginia passed on Act "to Bedford, then known as Liberty. However, they were establish ond maintain uniform system of Publ ic Free paid very poorly for the services rendered. Often it was Schools as required by the Constitution." Bedford Counne cessary for them to live "around among the patrons" ty was divided into seven school districts, each repreduring the school year. sented on the County Boord by trustees. Trustees from Lisbon District, the district about which we ore concern- Facilities and conveniences in the old schools were ed, were Major Cornelius Pote, Albert W. Ewing, Cap- usually very meager, there were no libraries, only a tain Jomes H. Buford, and Captain N. C. Luck. fe w books supplied by the teacher, home mode play ground equipment, few mops, little blackboard space, When the free school system was firs t inaugu ra ted, no erasers, worn desks and in some cases, deplorable there was considerable prejudice against it. At first there sanitary conditions. were only one-room schools with one teacher. Mo re teachers and rooms were added os needed. When the Recreational periods were usually du r ing noon hou r two-room school appeared, there were two teachers, one and ot " little recess." Some of the games ployed were: teacher teaching the higher grades in the " big room" and boll, squot tag, blind man's bluff, leap frog , swi nging the other, teaching the lower grades in the " little room." in the grope vine and fox-in- the-walnut. Friday ofte r- The teacher of the higher grades usually wos the prin - noons were set aside for recitations, dialogues, spe ll - cipal. ing bees and the like . Each district wos respons ible under the new Act for The su b jects taught in these e a rlie r schools w e re: read - its own school re venue, consequently, different salaries ing, w riting, spelling, arithme tic, ph ysiology, g eog ra phy, were paid for the some w ork in the various districts. Th is dictiona ry, history. le d to di scontent a mong te a chers and patrons and certainly did noth in g to streng th e n the mora le in th e ranks of the teac hing pro fession . Some salari e s were a s low A religious atmosphere surrounded th e old schoors. Each mor n in g the teacher read o selection from th e Bible and led he r class in re peati ng the Lord's P1·a yer . o s $15 .00 a month for a te rm of fi ve o r six m onths. Th is was on accepted procedure a n d 1t was e xpected of Te a ch ers o f the e arly p erio d o f thVjr9i~~M~acb@a,;t1NQ~ �Page 140 Toda)' when we look ot lhe school plant Montvolf'- Some of the olde5.t " fre£:- school!." ;, , th i:, section cf it is hard to realize how for this sma ll community hos de- Lisbon district around Montval e were o o n e -room log veloped in an educolionol way since the Acl of 1870 school up Goose Cre ek Vall ey not for fro11 1 th e Oscar was passed . A number of private schools were in opera- Broughman place. This schoo l burned and another sch ool tion and parents who cou ld afford it sent their children was built to them . One of these schools wos held in the house now called Smyrna School. Thi s 5choo l was taught at one time 01 near Walnut Grove church, this sti ll being by Mr. R. B. Cofer, father of Mrs . Henry Noel. Another one-room log school at Mt. Zion , located be· tween Mt. Zion Church and what is now Route 460, was used to serve the people in this area below Montvale. I M iss Willie Wilson, Mrs . W. H . Buford, taught this school at one time and boarded in t he home of Captain Allie Williams. first Montva le High School Buildi ng built about 1911, located northe ast of Montvale railroad station, housed first four-year accredite d class in 1922-23, when Miss Clyde Parr was principal. Pine Top, o school which was located near what is now the Draper farm, "a port of the Buford Estate" was occupied by Mr. Louis Chilton in Montvale. Mr. J. Allen the nearest school . to Montvale. Families from as far as Biggs was o pupil in this school. Another private school Blue Ridge Stone Quarry sent their children to this school. w as located ii') the Villamont area where the J. P. Roudo· Mr. Stuart Buford was on e of the teachers . Som e of the bush's no w live. Thi s school was taught by Mrs. Robert pupils who attended this schoo l were: Miss Lucy Riley. Leftwich and was known as the lronv ille School. J . Allen Biggs, Gordon E. Davidson, Mrs. Anno Wells. Thi s school was la ter c losed and the pupils attended o About 1885 a private school located on the lot where schoo l in the village of Montvale in on old Masonic Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Biggs now live was owned and building just in front of where Mr. and Mrs. A . B. White operated by Mr. and Mrs'. Charles Tate. It was known live. Thi s build ing was lat er torn down and a two-room a s o sub-collegiate school. Many young men and young school was built on the lot on which the home of Mr . ladi es were educated at thi s school. Many of the stu- White is now loca ted . Thi s schoo l, with some addi ti ons, dents co me from South west Virgin ia, because there were served th e pupils in and around Montval e until the first no hig h schools at thi s tim e. Some o f th e pupils of this high schoo l was bu ilt i n 1909 . Dr. S. H . Pric e, Mr . Bob sch ool were: Dr. W . R. Wh it man , $urgeon Lewis-Ga le Ga rrett and Mr . J . B. Obe ncha i n were tru stees at thi s Hospita l. Roano ke, Virginia ; Dr. W i ll lom Graham , bone time . s peciali st, Richmond, Virginia; Miss Betty Buford (aunt of The h igh school was buih o n th e no rth s id e of Mont J . L. Buford); Mrs . Mory Lu ck Buford (mother of Mrs . Guy Garre tt); Mrs. Mary Garrett (mo t her of Guy Gor re t n. vole, the la nd being purchased from Copl. Allie Williams. Virgeruoa AppaiBaclhoan Notes �Page 141 onlr cored for the chi ldrer; who hod ottended the older For som e ti me it hod b een realized that on agricul - building , bu1 if a lso provided for those who attended lure shop was o great need in this community. In 1939 Smyrna, Luci:, Irving, Lisbon and Villomon1 school$. a number of interested potrom, including Mr. J. W . Inge Se v e ral years later children from Quarlerwood, Goldb erry and Mountain View elementary school s were. t rar1sferred to Montvale. Bus. lines were lengthened in order to bring high school students from Moseley's Bridge, Wheatland, Blue Ridge, and Union Communi- and Mr. B. B. Brown, along with the principal , Mr. H. D. McKee, starte d canvassing funds to bui ld o shop. Through the generosity of o number of friends ond poIrons and with NYA help, the shop was completed in spring 1941. Lumber from Johnson's and Irving's colored schools was used in the construction of this building. tie s into the Montvale School. When the old Brethren Church at Blu e Ridge was torn In 1933-34 a two-room building was constructed by down, the lumber from that was purchased for $425 the W. P. A. to take care of the first and second gr?des. and also used in the building of thi s shop. The floor Some of the lumber in this building wos obtained from from that church is now the floor in the shop class room. several one-room schools which had been closed and Blue Ridge Stone Corporation donated all the stone used pupils transported to Montvale. in the foundation and shop floor. At the beginning of the 1935-36 school term the Montvale school hos grown by " leaps and bounds home economics cottage was ready for occupancy. This in the lost 25 years. It now hos on enrollment of 552 building contained o kitchen, d in ing room, liv ing room, pupils ond hos 24 teachers. Mr. H. D. McKee, the presbedroom and bath. The same year Miss J essie Dunkum ent principal, hos served the school and community for was added to the faculty as Home Economics instructor. - almost the entire 25 years. Through his capable manageLo ter additional rooms were added to this building to toke core of some of the elementary grades, due to the ment the Montvale school developed its physical plo11t and also broadened its curriculum . increased enrollment caused by consoiidotion. TODA Y'S STORY During the session 1935- 36 on extensive program in The present philosopl y of education tokes into concarrying forward the work of revising the curriculum, a siderotion the individual chi ld and his adjustment to lifa State project for the improvement of instruction, was by decrea sing the pupils each teacher h elps. Closs rooms b eg un unde r th e lead ers hip of Miss Mae Kel ly. Thi s new hove been divided ond every a vailable space is being idea in curriculum s tressed pupil activity and democrat u tilized to the ma ximum. ic living and minimized teacher domination. Among the proj ects developed at this tim e was an experimental course in home economics for the first and second grades. The health of each pupil is also a major part of the program. A healthy body and a healthy mind lead to These children learned much about nutrition, how to be better life adjustment; therefore, t he school hos a well helpful in the home a nd how to core for their health. organized physica l education program. Included in this Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 142 This building consisted of four rooms ond an auditorium e ither rode in buggies or on horseback. A s table wos which housed both e lementary grades and high school. built on the lower end o f the sc hool lo t by some of the Only three years of high school was offered at fir st. patron s so tho t the horses could be cored for while the Some pupils who completed 3 years here wen t lo Bed- children were in school. .'v\any pupils walked 3 and 3 1 !? fo rd Hig h School or New London Academy to toke the miles lo attend this schoo l. fourth yeor. The curriculum included Lotin, French, EngSome of rh e p r in cipa ls of this school were : Miss Rosa lish, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Ancient History. Trustees at this time were Mr. Joe Fones, Mr. R. A. Gilliom and Lew is, \Mrs. G . W. Schenk ); Miss Cl y d e Parr, Mi ss Mamie Mr. J. M. Stevens. Potterson (Mrs. Winfred Arrington ); M ess r s. Blankenship, Copenhoven, Sounders, Scott, Steel , J . F. Harrison and H. In 1922 the present county unit system was adopted in port. This D. McKee. system provided for only one representaMiss Roso Lewis (Mrs. Geo. Schenk ). one of the first tive from each school district, these to form o county e lementary supervisors in the s late, was elementary suschool board. This change was brought about by on act pervi so r a l th is time of Liberty and Li sbon Di s tricts. She of the Legislature. Mr. R. A. Gilliom of Montvale, who was appointed by Mr. E. E. Worrell, Stole Supervisor of was the repre sentative from Lisbon district, served until El e mentary Educat ion, in Virginia. Most of the schools 1927. Mr. J. H. Rusher followed Mr. G illiom and hos in these districts were one or two -room schools, with the held the position until the present time. He is now choirexception of Thaxton school which offe re d two years of men of the School Boord. high school work, and Montvale school offered three In 1922·23 the fourth year of high school work was years of high schoo l. Mrs. Schenk states that in making offered ct Montvale High. Many of those who hod not visits lo schools she rode horseback most of the time, completed the fourth year returned ond took the addi - only w h en sh e carried s upplies did s h e ride in o buggy. t ional yea r of work. The four years of work were taught In 1927, the en rollm en t a t Montvale was so large that a 2-room bu ilding was constructed near the high schoo l by three teachers including the principal . to take core o f the first fou r g rades. A very good athletic program was developed in this In 1928 the hig h -;ch oal d-:!portment a t the Thaxton school, regardless of the fact that outdoor courts hod to be used. Some of th e outstanding athletes Nere: Ted Obenchain, Marvin Ferrell, Edward Gray, Fred Gray, Ear ly Caud le, Madison Hatcher, Rodney Ar ring ton and 1•lo<; h Hotch~ r ;chool wos closed and abou t 2 5 pupils were Iron sported by bus •o Montval~ . to toke th "!ir h iq h sc h oo l work . fh ~~~ pupi ls come from Re ba, P ~nicks. ar-d Thaxto n . Mr. <) . ' 1 D, l·Jewma n .va5 the :1~ ··oinp li:. rr.d Virginia Appalachian Notes ,. · ' 1;J r i 1 r: r J)WP':"d ii o f th.,, bu s :r r" 11 rh .~ bu tiding nol �several y e ars . This building was also used for churc1'ge nt~ When o s wel I o s school. this building was firs1 constructed in 1902 there was only one room, however, two teachers taught in this one room without even a partition for two terms. Loter Smyrna school was moved bock up the volley Later this room wos partitioned and two separate rooms to a site not for from the Broughmon home. This build- were formed. This school served the pupils of lower ing served the community for a number of years until Goose Creek Volley until 1931 when it was closed and in 1912 a two-room frame building was built where Dr. the pupils were transported to Montvale school. The Carey's hom e is now located . This school was closed in building was sold in 1931 to Mr. Chocklette for $40 and 1930 and pupils were transported to Montvale. The the lot was sold for $20 to Mr. A. F. Ferrell. building ond lot were sold to Dr. J . F. Carey for $105.00. Some of the teachers of this school were: Some of the teachers who taught at Smyrna were: Miss Nannie Rice Mi ss Elva Thompson (Mrs. J. T. Walker). Miss Anna Cooper Mr. J . T. Walker Miss Ida Hardy Miss Willie Wilson (Mrs. W. H. Buford) Miss Lillian Hatcher (Mrs. R. H. Luck) Miss Willie Ha tcher (Mrs. R. B. Schenk) Miss Nannie Luck Miss Oro Hatcher Miss Mory Potterson (Mrs. Rob Ruff) Miss Virgie Hatc~er Miss Lottie Lock Miss Lindo Noell (Mrs. A. F. Ferrell) Miss Virgie Hatche r Miss Genello McGhee Miss Gilmer Hatcher Mi ss Minnie Higginbotham Miss Margaret Rice Mr . James Witt 1913-14-Virginia Garrett (Mrs. J . B. Obenchain, Jr.) Miss Jessie Fa ll s 1915- 16-M iss Annie Moe Turner (Mrs. L. M. Cofer) 19 14-15-Miss Jimmie Ha nley 19 16-17-Miss Gertrude Whitehurst (Mrs. Macon Ferrell) 1916-17-Mr. Henry Beprd 1919-20-Mi ss Ida Gibbs 1918· 19-Miss Frances Scott 1920-21-Miss Vero Arrington (Mrs. J. L. Hommer) 192 2-23-Miss Sollie Whitworth (Mrs. Morch Noell) 1919-20-Mrs. L. W. Kasen hagen 1920-21-Mrs. A. W. Robbins 1923-24-Miss Myra Vann 1921-22-Miss Louise R. Hamilton 1924-25-Miss Lucille Oliver 1922-23-Miss Mory E. Otey 1925-26-Miss Mory Belch 1926 -27-Miss Junis Clingenpell 1923-24-Miss Mildred West 1927-28-Mi ss Solly Arrington (Mrs. Bud Neeley) 1924-25-Miss Mary Belch 1928-30-M iss Susie Massie 1925-26-Miss Maude Lazenby 1926-27-Miss Mattie Bell LUCl<'S SCHOOL 1927-28-M iss Evelyn Arrington luck's school, once known as "Lone Oak School," was a frame building located where Johnny Long' s house is 1928-29-Miss Lucy H. Massie 1929-30-Miss Lucy M. Vaughn Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 144 program ore games, relays, soft ball, boseball , volley ball, touch football and basketball plus driver educe· tion and firs t aid along with physiology and hygiene. many informative and inspirational outside speakers hove appeared before the variou s club5. The social and leadershi p training receiv e d in th e various clu bs cannot be overemphasized. Another important health benefit is our cafeteria where o well balanced hot lunch is served doily to proximately 300 students. Due to the excellent management of Mr. McKee and Miss Potterson there hos been no increase in price even though food prices Visual education hos brought us films and film strips op· have greatly increased. on science, geogra phy, history, litera ture and other phases of school work. Montva le High School is truly a part of the community life during the school day and into the night. Its facilities are used for Vete rans' classes in ag r iculture and shop In order to adjust well to school life and p r epare for the future there are guidance counselors who help the pupils with school and personal problems . They a lso work two nights of each week, School social functions, games and meetings extend into the nig.ht for both pupils and patrons alike. help the high school pupils pfan their school schedu les Montvale High School is ever s triving to increase its and future training or job possibilities on leaving school. usefu lness of each individual pupil and to every citizen The school now offers new cultural and vocationa l od- within the district. vantages. Music and art ore being taug ht. Talent in both Brief history of the sc hools which hove been consoli· fields hos been displayed by the pupils. Typing is also doted at Montvale: being taught as we ll as agriculture and home economics . SMYRN A Our library is o source of pleasure and help to all . The first Smyrna school that we know of was located Here one finds the latest magazines and newspapers ond the best in refe ren ce books. Many of the o ld favorites in classics hove new faces with colorful ill•;s trotian s to attract youth. The best in modern fiction on d non· somewhere above the O s car Brou ghmon place about s ix miles north of Montval e. It is not known w h en it was built before the War Between the States. It was o plain one-room log building, heated by on open fire place. fiction ap p ears on its she lves. The only furniture was o sm all table and home mode The e ighth grade ho s bi?en 'Jdded 10 our high school. fne purpose of orii::ntot1on ond remed ial Nork is 'N~ll benches. During the wr;r thi:. building wr::J5 u sed for both church an d school. A Mr Goode and .Y\is> Fr f"ddie Stone r:bn'? 5 pecirJI r1:1:T' edial norl< ·., r'.:odir,g, arithmetic r:ind N~rr:: burned •l)me, y ~ors k11c.r . A b1Jdding wos "!r ectecl lcte1 ro•~u r Jhc1 t i-. '"-'w Wu l - .. , , h-' ld ·here fo1 �Page 145 VILLAMONT SCHOOL The Villomont School was built in 1908 by Mr. Lee Newman at a cost of $400. At first there was only one room, but a year later another room was added. The land on which the school was built was purchased from Mr. G. E. Davidson for $17 an acre. Before this school in 1925 and closed in l 933. The pupils were transferred to Montvale School. , The teachers were: 1925-27-Miss Irma Kidd 1927-29-Miss Sallie Whitworth {Mrs. March Noell) 1929 -33-Miss Virginia Crouch (Mrs. Billy Schenk) was built there was a school near the water tank at Villomont. Miss Lillie Higginbotham was the teacher. ' GOLDBERRY SCHOOL This school was constructed in 19 13 at a cost of $500. The Villamonl school was closed in 1931 and the build- It was closed in 1933 and the pupils were transported ing and lot were sold to Mr. L. M. Huddleston for $500. to Montvale School. The school wos so ld in 1939 to Mr. The pupils were transported to the Montvale School. Kirk for $41.00. The teachers were: Some of the teachers were: 1913-15- Mrs. R. L. Rieley 1913-14-Miss Bertha Riley 19 15-16- Miss Florence Spindler 1915- 16 - Miss Mory Obermiller 1917- 18- Miss Iva Forgie 1917-18-Miss Ruth Landers 19 19-20- Miss Moy Whitworth 19 18-19-Miss Hattie Bilbro 1920-2 1- Mrs. R. L. Rilley 19 19-20- M r. Fronk Timmerman 1922-23 - Miss Mory Bishop 1919-20- Miss A lice New 1923-26-Miss Mory A. Ryman 1 92 1-22-J . G. Reveley 1926-27-Miss Corrie E. Dooley l 922-23-Miss Bertha Riley 1927 -28-Miss Junia Clingenpell 1924-25-M iss Gladys Griffin 1929-31 - Miss Angie Welcher 1931 -32-Miss Mory Moc Millon 1924-25-Miss Ida Rust 1932-33- Miss Virgi nia W. Davidson l 925-26-N. W. Rucker 1925-26-Anna Coffey LISBON SCHOOL 1 925-26- Miss Gertrude Reynolds Lisbon school was located near the Herbert Macmillan 1926-27- Miss Eula Salyer farm. Th is school was closed in 1931 and the building 1927-28- Miss Gertrude Reynolds 1928-29- Miss Amanda Poteet (Mrs. G. C. luck) 1928-29-Miss Gertrude Reynolds and lot were sold to Mrs. Herbert Macmillan for $130. Teachers were: 1929-30-Miss Mattie Cheek 1913-14-Miss Mory Epes 1929-30-Mrs. S. M. Query 19 14-1 5-Miss Myrtle Bowling l 930-3 l -Mrs. S. M. Query 1915- 16 - Miss Mabel Falls 1930-31- Miss Virginia Ruff 1919-21 -Miss Mory E. Otey 1921-22- Miss Sollie Whitworth (Mrs. March Noell) OUARTERWOOD SCHOOL 1922-23-Miss Eula Salyer 1923-24- Miss Ruby McMillan Quorterwood sc hool was a frame building constructed Virginia Appalachian Notes �Page 146 Chombli s ~burg l Vi4-2.5 - Miss Motii; B. Harvey oncl 1925 -26-Mis s Ruby McM illan Chcmblissburg end d is1ricb . 1he fH 1nc ipo l's room was in when she w a nted !.Upp lies she had 192 6 -27- /\/\i;;s Claudine Noe ll to apply to the sc hool tru s tees in that distr ict. When th e 1927-28-M iss Willie E. Bowyer 1928 -30-/11\iss Winnie M. l ow~r Jet~ r grade teacher need e d supp li es. ir was necessary for h er to contact th e truste: e~ in Lisbon Dis tricl. IRV ING SCHOOL Irving school was constructed in 1900 at o cost of This school was closed in 1940 and th e pupils were transported to the Mont v al e Schoo l. A port of th e lumber $400. If was c.lose d in 19 30 and pupil s transported to from Montvale. th e schoo l was use d in th e Hom e building at Montvale. Teachers: Teochers were: 1913-14-M iss Eleonor Keeler 1914- 15-Miss Emily Talbot 1913-14-F. M. Basham 1916-17-Miss Effie Luck (Mrs. G. W. Bond) 1913 - 14-Miss Blanche Griffith 1917-18-Miss Ava Alphin 1914-15-Miss Mabel Robins 1919-20-Miss Mary Obenchain 1915 -1 6 -lro Powers 1920-21 -Miss Esther Clark 1916- 17-W. E. Lockard 1921-22-Miss Lizzie Padgett 1917-20-1 ra Powers 1923-24-Frances Turnes (M rs. J. L. Buford) 1920-21 - Miss Ethel Smith 1924-25-Miss Katherine Bailey 1921-22-Miss Thelma Bible, Principal 1925-27-Miss Gertrude Williams Miss Vero Pollard 1927-28-Miss Ruby Moxey 1922-23-Miss Gladys Wooldridge, Principal 1928-30-Miss Ida Gibbs Miss Irene Hesson (Mrs. J. B. Boyle) 1924 -25-D. B. Brooks, Principal MOUNTAIN VIEW Miss Alma Williamson Mountain View School was constructed in 1908 at 0 cost of $550. It was first o one-room structure and when 1925-26- Miss Katherine Owen , Principal Miss Alma Williamson 1926-27- Miss Lydia Johnson, Principal another room was built this room was in Chamblissburg d istrict. Th e building was on the line between Lisbon Miss Corrie Moore 1927-28-Mrs. W. Sutherland, Principal Miss Thelma W illiamson 1928-29- Miss Edith Garrett 1929-30- Miss Dolli e Webber 1930-31-Miss Mamie Strick lan d 1931-33-Mi ss Ello Epperl y 1933-34 - Mi ss Sara h Br ugh 1934 -35-Miss Rut h Gi lles p i€! 1935 -37- M iss Ida Gibb s 1937 -39- Miss Paul in e Logwood 1939-40 - Miss Phoebe A lphin Vorgonia Appalaclhlsan Notes Econ omics �b Page 147 Botetourt County Death Records by Charles T. Burton - Continued MOSELEY, Bennett W - d by Nov 1811 - Ref WB B p274, will dated 24 Marl810 wife Elizabeth; ch Henry, Mar y, George; bro John; gf John MOSELEY - EJ2C Elizabeth MOSELEY MOSELY, Charles Powell (twin) - b 12 Oct 1915 Bot Co - d 12 Oct 1915 - f William Reginald MOSELEY (b Bed Co) - m Bertha (POWELL) (b Bot Co) - buried family cem - cd still birth MOSELY, Elizabeth - b ca 1844 Bot Co - d 10 Feb 1854 - f Joshua MOSELY - m Mary - cd scarlet fever - rep by friend Park B WOOD MOSELY, Emma Katherine - b 30 Sep 1916 Bot Co - d 4 Oct 1916 - f Reginald MOSELY (b Bed Co) - m Bertha ( POWELL) (b Bot Co) - buried borne cem at Buchanan - cd not full grown MOSELEY, Jobn Robert - b 1853 Bot Co - d 20 Jan 1853 - f Joshue MOSELY - m Mary - cd pneumonia - rep by neighbor Robert HINES MOSELEY, Manervy (widow) - b 1825 (Bke Co?) Bot Co - d 21 Jan 1914 - buried Linkenhoger - cd organie heart disease MOSELY, Mary - b ca 1813 unkn - d 1 Feb 1853 - ps unkn - cd pneumonia - rep by neighbor Robert HINES - consort Joshua MOSELY MOSELY, Priscilla - b ca 1847 unkn - d 27 Dec 1853 - f Joshua MOSELY - m Mary - cd scarlet fever - rep by nei ghbor Robert HINES MOSELY, Sarah - b ca 1841 unkn - 28 Dec 1853 - f Joshua MOSELY - m Mary - cd scarlet fever - rep by neighbor ROBERT HINES MOSELY, William Reginald (twin) - b 12 Oct 1915 Bot Co - d 12 Oct 1915 - f William Reginald MOSELY (b Bed Co) - m Bertha (POWELL) (b Bot Co) - buried family cem - cd still birth MOUND, John James (had much land) - d by July 1815 - re f WB B p455, dower assigned - wife Harriet L MOURA see MAURA MOYER see Ambrois JONES, MYERS, MAURA MOYER, Jacob - d by July 1795 [Bot Co app] - ref WB A p402 , 481, division , settlement, app - wife ; ch Adam, Susannah, Sarah, Dolly, Peter - On 12 Sept 1 797 orphans Dolly, Susannah, Peter & Sally were under 14 MOYERS, Phil Henry - d by 15 Aug 17 87 Bot Co - ref WB A p364, app & admr bond - admr Peter CIRCLE MULDROUGH, Jean - by 8 Sep 1789 - ref admr bond - admr Hugh MULDROUGH MULL, James - d by 9 May 1782 - ref WB A pl56, will dated 20 Apr 178 2, admr bond - Others, friend John TATBUM (bis son Thomas TATTHUM) ; William EMMONS (disowned) - adrnr John TATHAM MULLENS see Ruby Ann CRAWFORD, Annie GIBSON V irginia Appalachian Notes �Page 148 MULLEN, 'William - d by 13 Apr 1868 - adm 13 Apr 1868 the sheriff MUMBERD, Gabriel B - b 25 Mar 1821 - d 24 July 1887 - h/o Susan A MUMBERD grave Old Glade Creek cem MUMBERD, Susan A - b 11 Jan 1824 - d 5 Jan 1909 - w/o Gabriel B MUMBERD grave Old Glade Creek cern MUNCY, John - d by 11 Mar 1777 (ch ere called orphans) - wife Elizabeth be came gdn of orphans: Richard, Martha, John (all under 14) MUNDY, male - b 8 Apr 1915 Bote Co - d 2 June 1915 - f L[utber] T[homas] (b Bot Co) - rn Pearl C (KARNS ) (b Bot Co) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Moras sues MUNDY MUNDY, Elizabeth - b ca 1810 [Caroline Co, Va] - d 10 Dec 1895, near Springwood, Bot Co - age 85 - bus John MUNDY - ch in Cronise scrapbook 4 (rnd L J WELCH) - obituary MUNDY, Grace Karnes - b 3 Mar 1914 Bot Co - d 20 Mar 1914 - L[uther] T[bomas] MUNDY (b Va) - m Pearle (KARNES) (b Va) - buried High Bridge Cem - cd erysipelas MUNDAY, 'William H - d 1867 - adm 14 Oct 1867 Florence R MUNDAY MURPHY see Catherine MINNICI, Bugh McNEAL, J J BRYANT, Lawson S BRYANT MURPHEY, - d by 10 Feb 1801 (son called an orphan) - son George (age 15) MURPHY, Alice - b ca 1845 - d ca 1890's Bot Co - f John LINKENBOKER - rn Lucy GAUNT - hus Charles A MURPHY [md 21 Bot 1866 Bot Co] - see Cronise scrapbook p 41 MURPHY, Charles A - b 6 Aug 1811 ? - d 5 Jan 1928 - wife Alice LINKENBOKER grave Amsterdam cem MURPHY, Dennis (of Fayette Co, Ky, but now in Bot Co) - d by Sep 1808 - ref WB B pl95, will dated 4 July 1808 - friends: James HANNAH, Joseph HANNAH, Anna HANNAH, Peggy HANNAH - admr Joseph HANNAH MURPHY, Elizabeth - b ca 1807 Bot Co - d 20 Feb 1862 - age SSy - cd typhoid fever - rep by hus Buford T MURPHY MURPHY, Frances (female) - b ca 1793 Bed Co - d 10 Feb 1853 - rep by son Buford H MURPHY MURPHY, James B - b ca 1838 Bot Co - d 4 Sep 1862 - age 24y - f Butford T MURPHY - m Eliza - cd typhoid fever - rep by father MURPHY, James M - b 29 Dec 2867 [Bot Co] - d 4 Feb 1889 - C A MURPHY - m Alice G - grave Amsterdam Cem MURPHY, John F - b l June 1835 - d 17 Jan 1898 - h/o Sarah J MURPHY (d 1913) - grave Amsterdam cem Vargunna Appa~aclhian Notes �Page 149 MURPHY, Martha Jane - b 12 Mar 1830 Amelia Co, Va - d 28 Oct 1915 - f Joseph KEELING (b Amelia Co) - m Elizabeth (FARLEY) (b Amelia Co) - buried Amsterdam cem - cd morphine habit for 8 or 10 yrs MURPHY, Mary E - b ca 1844 Bot Co - d 25 Feb 1862 - age 18y - f Buford T MURPHY - m Eliza - cd typhoid fever - rep by father MURPHY, Samuel Henry - b ca 1839 Amsterdam - d 10 Mar 1853 - f Buford T MURPHY - m Elizabeth - cd tetenus - rep by father MURPHY, Sarah E - b 31 Dec 18 39 - d 11 Apr 1914 - grave Amsterdam Cem MURPHY, Sarah J - b 1843 - d 1913 - grave Amsterdam Cem MURR(A)Y see MAURY, Abraham GISH, America ZIMMEBMAN, Francis M KESSLER MURRAY, Elizabeth - b ca 1820 Va (census #880) - d by 9 Dec 1861 - w/o James MURRAY - adm Isaac ENGLES MURRY, Elizabeth - b 29 Dec 1834 - d 4 Nov 1885 - f [ZIMMERMAN] - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone MURRY, James I - b ca 1801 Va (census #880) - d by 9 May 1859 - b/o Elizabeth - Adm Jacob G SPERRY MURRY, John - b 6 Dec 1794 - d 20 Apr 1876 - h/o Mary MURRY (1806-1867) ref Lemmontown gravestone MURRAY, John - d by 15 Dec 1815 - ref WB C p61, app MURRAY, John (maybe duplicate) - d by 11 Mar 1777 (ch called orphans) - ref Admr bond - wife Elizabeth (became gdn of orphans) Richard , Martha, John Admr Elizabeth MURRAY MURRAY, John, Capt (maybe dup licate) - d by 10 Jan 1775 - ref WB A p46, will dated 23 Aug 1774, admr bond - wife Elizabeth; ch Richard, Martha, Charles admr George MATTHEWS, Charles CAMRON MURRAY, John Lewis - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 18 May 1855 - f Samuel MURRAY - m Lucinda C - cd croup - rep by father MURRAY, Mary - b ca 1760 - d 8 Jan 1790 - age 30y - 1st w/o A MURRAY - grave Finccastle Presby cem MURRAY, Mary - b 24 July 1806 Rke Co - d 17 June 1867 - age 61y - f Peter KEFAUVER - m Catherine - cd sudden - rep by hus John MURRY (1794-1876) - ref Death bk; Lemontown gravestone MURRY, Oliver Henry - b [25 Nov 1840] Bot Co - d 4 Feb 1916 - f John MURRY (b Va) - m Polly (KEFAUVER) (b Va) - buried Laymantown Cem - cd paralysis [h/o Selina G MURRY (1845-1934) - ref Death cert; Lemontown gravestone] MURRY, Selina G - b 15 Feb 1845 - d 20 Feb 1934 - w/o Oliver Henry MURRY (1870-1916) - ref Lernontown gravestone Virginia Appalachian Notes ��GENEALOGICAL OUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) f ree 60 word query (does not include your name, address and e-mail address) per issue as space permits. 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Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA G1EN1EALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 33 - No. 2 - Spring 2009 (April, May, June) CONTENTS Page New Books in the Virginia Room compiled by Pamela Young 51 Summer Workshops at the Roanoke Public Library - Alicia R. Sell 55 National Genealogical Society Convention reported by Pamela Young 57 Marshall Family Records submitted by Edward D. Graham 58 Rev. Peter Vest Marriage Records submitted by Judy Blackwell 63 John Meador Deed Records compiled by Mary A. Barnes 71 African American Ancestry - Mt. Pleasant Heritage Museum 72 Social Secnrity Number Allocations submitted by Babe Fowler 75 Land Records - U.S. Dept. Of the Interior 76 Traditional Genealogy Search Methods Are Often Needed For Virginia Records by Arlene Eakle 78 Oral U:isto1·y Questions submitted by Babe Fowler 'fips for Planning a Successful Family Reunion submitted by Babe Fowler 82 Botetourt County Death Records by Charles T. Burton - continued 83 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. If yollll would li){e fo contJ·ibute an artic]e Ollll lnne please e-m21fi] m bfankens@yaboo.com. The colilltent of the VAN is supplied by its membership. 0 nt to: �P. 0 . Box 124a5 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, Time just seems to fly by!!! In my last letter I mentioned that we were off on a Mediterranean cruise in March. We were gone about two weeks and had a wonderful time ... the trip of a lifetime!! We stopped in Italy, in Greece we climbed the Acropolis to see the Parthenon, walked in St. Paul's footsteps at Ephesus, saw the Pyramids in Egypt and spent the day on the jewel of the Mediterranean, Malta. While I have no ancestral ties to these places I could imagine how excited I would be if I did . I felt that excitement when I first visited England and saw where my ancestors lived and worked. If you can visit some of your ancestral "homeplaces" I highly recommend it. My husband had a new development with his family history research recently. I was looking at the KAPPESSER message board on Rootsweb.com, something I had not done in a long time. Someone asked for information on Peter KAPPESSER, winner of the Medal of Honor in the Civil War and my husband's great uncle. A reply was posted by Peter's great-grandson. Since he blocked his email address, the best we could do was post a response. We figured he might not look at the board for sometime so we searched Switchboard (switchboard.com) for an address and phone number for him. Sure enough we found him. Gary called him but got voice mail. He left a message and waited. Several days later he received a call. He now has a new "cousin" and the answer to a burning question, what happened to Peter's Medal of Honor? The cousin has it framed and hanging on his wall. The moral of the story is: check the surname boards at various genealogy websites often and, if you can't respond with an email, find the phone number and give the person a call. Happy Hunting, K~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Page 51 New Books in the Virginia Room All books can be viewed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library during normal library hours. 920.0429 R544e Eminent Welshmen: a short Biographical Dictionary by T. R. Roberts 1995 Clearfield 929.3097 B675e Eastern Cherokee by Blood 1906 -1910 3 volumes 21,881 - 34, 185 Transcribed by Jeff Bowen 2008 Clearfield 929.3755 N812w Abstracts of the W illis & Estate Administration of Northampton County, VA 1800-1854 compiled by Dr. David R. Scott 2008 Picton Press 929.2 C846g Get your Foot off the Running-Board, Parley! Crane, Craine, Crain a collection of Crain Family Stories & Recipes by Carolina J. Crain 2003 973.7468 M229h E&tory of the Twentieth Temne!See Regiment by W. J. McMurray 1976 Elder' s Bookstore 81 l.6 L588v The Virginiad 400 Years of Virginia History in Poetl'y by Tim Lewis 2008 929.374402 D299g Genealogical Register of Plymouth F amilies by William T. Davis 2006 Genealogical Publishing 929.374402 R555m Mayflower Source Records from the New England Historical and Genealogical Register 2007 923.173 J359 H327r The Road to Monticello The Life and Mind of Thomas Jefferson by Kevin Hayes 2008 Oxford University Press 929.2 L 722 Sh77c Capt Daniel Little and his Contemporaries 1753 - 1789 by Pauline M . Shook 1994 975.431 J132 .Jackson County West VD"ginia Past & Praent by Jackson County Historical Society 2006 Walsworth Publishing · P 973.36 L23b Battle of Camden, South Carolina 16Aug1780 by Liet. Col. H. L. Landers, Historical Section Army War College 1997 Kershaw County Historical Society P 929.2 Od5 D718g Genealogy ofDmm.ell Langford & oitnler fammilies by Charles E. Donnell 1949 P929.2 W771 F496w Witcher Family Cemetery EstallP118slned 1848 Inn Commemontno1m olf 115® years 1833-198.l Published by the Family (This is a great little book - complete with pictures, obits and family stories- PBY) P 929.2 W93 G767i Identifying the Wrights m ¢.be Gooch.Band Cowmtty, VA Tnttb~ Lists 117321784 by Robert N. Grant 2000 Heritage Books · 929.2 F456 Ll19j James Fields Papen, 1781-1874 Bed.foll"d Cowmty 11 VA Edited by Carole Field Lacy 2008 Carole Field Lacy Publications VIRGINUA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 52 929.3755 F873bc Birth Records Fredericksburg, .MD 1900 - 1940 (A - Z Colored) Transcript Prepared by Robert A. Hodge 1988 (gives info on parents, wonderful resource - PBY) 973.444 H36 Historical Register and D ictionary of the United States Army 1789- 1903 2 volumes, by Francis B. Heitman 1965 Government Printing Office 973.27 B159p PampbJets of the American Revolution Volwne 1 1750-1 765 Edited by Bernard Bailyn 1965 Belknap Press 973.303 B63e Encyclopedia of the American Revolution by Mark Mayo Boatner TH 1969 David McKay Co. 973.3 13 F322g Greatness to Spare, The Heroic sacrifices of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence by T. R Fehrenbach 1968 Van Nostrand Co. 973.3441 F531s Soldiers, Sailors & Patriots of the Revolutionary War Maine Compiled by Carleton Fisher & Sue Fisher 1982 National Society of the Sons of the Revolution 929.3755 W268r Warwick County, VA Colonial Court Records in Transcription Edited by Richard Dunn 2008 Clearfield 973.75 H67ld Damn the Torpedoes! Naval Incidents of the Civil War by A. A. Roehling 1989 283.75543 Sa24vb The Vestry Book of St Peter's Parish 1682-1758 New Kent County, VA National Society of Colonial Dames 2006 929.3097 B675ec Eastern Cherokee Census Cherokee, NC 1923 - 1929 Volume 1 Taken by Agent James E. Henderson, Transcribed by Jeff Bowen 2007 Genealogical Publishing 929.3756 G223d Deeds of Gates County, NC 1803-1808 (Volume 2) & 1808-1819 (Volume 3) compiled by Mona Armstrong Tay lor 2007 Southern Historical Press 975.57 M662 Miner's Lamps and Cold Mountain Winters, Tales from the Good Old Days in Southwest Virginia by Old-timers in Southwest Virginia Compiled by Bob Lasley & Sallie Holt 2008 Hometown Memories Publisher 267.13 F4 l6g The Gideon Ministry in Virginia 1905-1993 compiled by John Ferrell. Virginia Beach 922.86 C836 N388s "So Beloved Cousins", The life & Times of Solon B. Cousins, .Jr. by Joseph Nettles 1983 Mercer University Press 929.2 L758h A History of the Livesays Volumes 1 & 2 by James J. Livesay & The Livesay Historical Society 2003 929.2 W93 G767amx Wright Family Personal Property Tax Lists 1782 - 1850 Amherst Cow:nty VA by Robert N. Grant 2008 Heritage Books VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 53 929.2 W93G767amb Wright Family Birth Records 1853 - 1896; Marriage Records 17611900; Census Records 1810 -1900 in Amherst County, VA by Robert N. Grant 2008 Heritage Books 929.2 W93 G767amL Wright Family Land Ta."< Records 1782 - 1850 Amherst County, VA by Robert N. Grant 2008 Heritage Books 929.2 93 G767drc Wright Family Death Records 1853 - 1920, Cemetery Records· by Cemetery & Probate Records 1782- 1900 Campbell County, VA by Robert N. Grant 2005 Heritage Books 929.2 W93G767ped Wright Family Records, Prince Edward County, VA Birth, Marriage, Election Polls, Tithes, Persona.I Property Tax & Census Records. By Robert N. Grant 2006 Heritage Books 917.557 T257s Southwest Virginia Crossroads, An Almanac of Place Names & Places to see by Joe Tennis 2004 975.445 F336m Memories & Photos of Mullins, West Virginia Volume 1 - 1894 to 1925 & Volume 2 - 1926-1931Volume3 - 1932 -1936 by John W. "Jack" Feller 1993 & 1997 Harless Printing 373.75597 W67 The Colonial, William Fleming yearbook 1940 929.3097 J764c Cherokee by Blood, Records of the Eastern Cherokee Ancestry iD the U.S. Court of Claims 1906 - 191 O Volumes 3 - 9 by Jerry Wright Jordan 2006 -2007 Heritage Books 973.D988c A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion, Volumes 1 - 3 by Frederick H. Dyer 1959 Thomas YoseloffPublisher 917. 504 Sch9 l t Travels in the Old South, Selected from Periodicals of the T imes Volume l 1783 - 1835, Volume 2 1836- 1860 Edited by Eugene L Schwaab & Jacqueline Bull 1973 University of Kentucky Press 611. 018 F582d DNA & Genealogy by Colleen Fitzpatrick & Andrew Yeiser 2005 Rice Book Press 929.2 EL58 Si47e Elliott Family History, Allied Lines: Bell, Trolinger, Heavener, Rb.odes, Addison, Cockrum & Meler by Loretta Elliott Simmons 2008 (History of Curtis Elliott born 1764 of Montgomery, VA and his descendants* PBY) 975.471 F294h History of Fayette County West Virginia Fayette County Chamber of Commerce 1993 929.2 W884C237p Pioneers, Patriots and Planters, First Settlers in Viirginllat , Kentuu:ky, North Camlina, Sou.th Carolina, Te.11umessce & Geoll'gia by Elizabeth Can ow Woolfolk 2004 Wynnton Publishing 929.375202 H728i Index to Marriages m ilie (Baltimore) Sum 1851- .11860 Compiled by Thomas L. Hollowak 2007 Genealogical Publish.ing Vl'RGIN~A APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 54 917.5304 H629.h Historic American Buildings Survey, National Parks Service, Department of Interior, District of Columbia Catalog 1974 Compiled by Nancy B. Schwartz, Virginia University Press 975.5 En19v The Encyclopedia of Virginia 1992 Somerset Publishers P 283.755 B84e The Established Church in Virginia & The Revolution by Rev G. Maclaren Bzydon, Historiographer of the Diocese of Virginia 1930 Richmond Press 929.543 Sm53n German- American Genealogy Research Monograph# 8, Nineteenth Century Emigration from Kreis Simmem ( Hunsbrueck), Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, To Brazil, England, Russian Poland, and the United States of America. By Clifford Neal Smith 2004 Genealogical Publishing 282.755791 Stla St. Andrew's Catholic Church, Roanoke, VA. Membership Directory 1995 P 975 .5B38s Story of Virginia an American Experience by Sara B Bearss 1995 Virginia Historical Society P 975.2 Si39p The Provisional Government ofMaryland (1774-1777) 13•h series by John Archer Silver, John Hopkins University Studies in Historical & Political Science 1973 P 917.55791 IL6r illustrated Review, The city of Roanoke, Metropolis of Southwest VA with Historical points of interest 1931 by C. E. Weaver & Parker Studios SC 975.5 R54c The Changing South by Wm J . Robertson 1927 Boni. & Liverigbt 973. 7 L85c The Civil War Day by Day an Almanac 1861 -1865 by E. B . Long 1971 Doubleday 973.311 B73r The Tea Leaves of 1773, Illustrated, Being a Collection of Letters & Documents Relating to the Shipment of Tea to the American Colonies in the year 1773, by the East India Tea Company by Frances S Drake 1970 Singing Tree Press 553.78 G292w Surface Water Records of Virginia 1961-1964 by the Department of the Interior Geological Survey 553.78 V819ch Surface Water Supply of VA Cbow~n & Roanol'e River •. Bulletin 6 ( 1927 1942) 17 (1942· 1950) 18 (1951-1955) & 26 (1956-1960) by Commonwealth of VA Department of Conservation & Economic Development, Division of Water Resources 551.57 St48 Virginia Geological Survey Surface Water Supply of Virginia by G. C. Stevens 1916 University of VA 551 .49 V8lr Water Resources of Virginia Report to the Virginia LegisJatjve Council to the Governor& General Assembly of Virginia 1955 Commonwealth ofVirginia VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 55 Summer Workshops at the Roanoke Public Library Creating a Digital Memory Scrapbook A three part workshop, take advantage of this opportunity to pass down family memories by creating a Digital Memory Scrapbook by u sing family photographs and digital sound recordings. We provide the equipment - you provide the memories! At the end of the workshop you will have a CD copy of your Digital Memory project. A fun project for the whole family! Dates: Monday July 27: Recording Family Memories: A Beginner's course for Recording Oral Histories Computer Lab, Main Library 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Take a crash course in how to collect sp oken memories. You will learn how to: Establish project goal of what information you want to collect about your family Create questions to ask family members Use digital recording equipment Transcribe your interviews Homework: Interview family members, write up short transcripts from your stories, pick out photographs you would like to include in your scrapbook. Mondays August 17 & 24: Compiling Your Digital Memory Scrapbook Computer Lab, Main Library 5:30 pm ... 7:30 pm Now that you have done your interviews, we will start to compile your Digital Memory Scrapbook. You will learn how to: Scan your photographs Choose sound clips to use for your scrapbook Create a Digital Memory Scrapbook presentation VIRGINIA APPAlACH~AN NOTES �Page 56 Thursday August 27: Family Memories Reception (A Public Showing of your Digital Memory Scrapbook. Refreshments provided). Mezzanine, Main Library 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm A special presentation where you can show off all of your hard world All of the participants will have the opportunity to give a public showing of their scrapbooks followed by a reception. Every participant will receive a cd copy of their presentation so that they can preserve it for future generations! Alicia R. Sell, Archivist Roanoke Public Libraries Virginia Room 706 South Jefferson St. Roanoke, VA 24016 540-853-5868 6£.NEAL061CAL QUERIES Wish to correspond with persons interested in the THONIPSON family of Montgomery, Carroll and Grayson, Virginia Counties in the late 1700s-1800s. What is the relation of Elder Nathaniel 1HOMPSON to Andrew 1H01V1PSON and James THOMPSON Jr. and Sr.? Who were their wives? Children? Marilynn Dickerson 740 N. Wagner Rd. Ann Arbor, MI 4 7 103 Seeking information on Edward SivlITH, Irish conscript, deserted British in Revolutionary War, became a patriot and married Milard or Mildred BIRD (BYRD). May have lived in Grayson Co., VA. Children: Sally SILVERS (born VA), James, Edward, Hiram, Jane (m. Temple HAYNES), Milard (m. Stephen HALE), William and Jessee. Pulaski, KY in 1800, died Hamilton Co., OH ca. 1823. Children to Indiana. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson 740N. WagnerRd. Ann Arbor, MI 47103 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 57 National Genealogical Society Convention May 2009 Raleigh NC What a great convention! If you haven't had the opportunity to go to the National Convention_, I encourage you to go next time it's in your area. Next year it's in Salt Lake .City, Utah. Just going to the exhibitor's hall 1s awesome, plus it's free! Titis year many great classes were offered. I was able to go to a couple of classes - "Solutions for Missing or Scarce Records'' - Thomas W. Jones, PhD, CG, CGL, FASG & co-editor ofNGSQ. This class dealt with overcoming barriers in your research caused by lost or destroyed records. The wealth of knowledge at the convention is intoxicating. "ABC's of NARA'', conducted by several National Archives staff, dealt with finding aids for the vast holdings at the National Archives & Records Administration including its regional & affiliate archives. It was hard choosing which classes to attend -wish I could have stayed .for the whole week. Like most of the N GS conventions one of the nice things is the free extra activities offered. They had a "Society Night" where most all the geney societies in NC had info tables set up. There were free lectures on: Melungeons_, Irish Emigration, How our Ancestors Moved over the Land in Olden Times, Genealogy 2.0 Using Digital Tools to Trace your North . Carolina Roots, The Journey of the Ancestry Record and African American genealogy forum at the North Carolina Museum of History. There were also extra activities that \Vere not free but sounded fun Research Trip to UNC Chapel Hill's Wilson Library, Raleigh Trolley Tours, and Orientation Tours & Segway Tours. Great activities for non-genealogist & genealogist alike, so a good time can be had by all! -Pam Young rot.-sou> 1903 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 58 Marshall Fam~ly Records The family of Norman Eddie Marshall & Laura Cosby Jennings and their Family Tree. They m 28 Mar 1900 in Carroll County, Virginia Children: 1a Lilly Ada Marshall b 4 Mar 1901 d 8 July I 902 1b Cassie Isabell Marshall b 20 Sept 1902 d 10 Dec 199 5 1 m ___ 1934 Richard Asa Quesnberry b _ _ 1889 d _1931 2 m 23 Nov 1942 John Harry Clowers b 2 Sept 1909 d 27 Nov 1999 le Earl Emmett Marshall b 25 Feb 1 m Jan 1934 Fannie Rankin ch Evelyn Jean 2 m ___ 1980 Mary Nell 1d 1904 d 30 Mar 200 l b 7 Oct 1910 d 31 Oct 1979 Marshall Walbun Velma Jane Marshall b 4 May 1906 d 22 June 1999 m 26 Sept 1928 to Leonard Curtis Hardy b 2 July 1904 d 16 July 1986 ch 1 Curtis Marshall Hardy 2 Clyde Calvin Hardy 3 Alvin Ray Hardy le Dorsie Mae Marshall b 8 Apr 1908 d 7 Mar 2006 m 18 Dec 1927 to Perry Eddie Ferguson b 19 Feb 1892 d 22 Jun 1963 ch Junita Maxine Ferguson lf Emma Nancy Marshall b 19 Aug 1910 d 20 Oct 1992 m 21Jun1930 to Denton Lewis Brubaker b 1 Mar 1906 d 15 May 1984 ch 1 David Lewis Brubaker 2 Samuel Norman Brubaker lg Orpah Ruth Marshall b 4 Apr 191 2 d 10 Sept 1999 m 15 Nov 1930 to William Albert Graham b 25 Sept 1903 d 11 August 1992 ch I Edward Douglas Graham 2 Kermit Eugene Graham lh Tida Marshall b 9 Mar 1915 m 22 Nov 1939 in Roanoke, Virginia to Cannie Lee Huff b 3 Mar 1913 d 2 Aug 1992 ch l Betty Sue Huff 2 Jackie Lee Huff 3 Bobby Joe Huff 4 Nelson Eddie Huff 1i Susie Belva Marshall h ~ Aug 1917 m l April 1943 to Arvid Jerome Berdahl b 23 fieb 1917 d 9 Mar 2000 ch 1 Wlliam Earl Berdahl 2 Rebecca Ann Berdahl 3 Jeffery Wayne Berdahl 4 Rebecca Kay Berdahl 5 Kristi Sue Berdahl lj Naomi Rebecca Marshall b 12 Feb 1 925 m 14 July 1946 to Marvin Eugene Davidson b 18 June 1921 d 27 April 2004 ch 1 Stephen Allen Davidson 2 Gary Marvin Davidson VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 59 Norman and Laura were born in Carroll County and lived at Panther Creek with his parents Levi and Isabel until around 1920 when they bought a farm in Wythe County about 1 mile south of Patterson on the west side of present Rt 100. Naomi was born in Wythe County while the others were born in Carroll County. After Laura died in 1939, Norman married Suki Campbell of Wythe County. Notes: m =married b=bom d =died Date = day/month/year Father= 2xN = Is even N Mother = 2xN+ l = Is odd N 2 Norman Eddie Marshall b 21 Apr 1878 in Carroll County Virginia d 4 Oct 1857 m 28 Mar 1900 in Carroll County Virginia to 3 Laura Cosby Jennings b 2 Apr 1880 in Carroll County Virginia d 5 Dec 1939 4 Levi S. Marshal b 19 Dec 1847 d 9 Feb 1935 m 16 Nov 1871 to 5 Isabel Hylton b 5 Dec 1853 d 11 April 1920 6 James M. Jennings b 10 Sept 1849 and d 3 Nov 1936 m 19 Nov 1868 in Carroll County Virginia to 7 Pheba Jane Goad b 15 April 1850 d 27 Feb 1938 8 Thomas Huff Marshall b _ _ l821 d ___ 1887 and m 15 May 1845 in Carroll County Virginia to 9 Suzannah Bond b _ _1827 10 Elijah Weddle Hylton b 15 Jan 1830 in Floyd County Virginia d 4 Dec 1903 m 3 Feb 1853 to 11 Hannah Bowman b 19 Oct 1830 in Montgomery County Virgiu.ia d 24 Feb 1884 12 Clifton Jennings b 12 Apr 1809 d 6 June 1890 m 16 June 1831 in Grayson County Virginia to 13 Catherine Dalton b __ __ 1813 u 25 April 1893 14 Robert Goad b _ _ 1812 in Virginia d about 1872 m 19 Oct 1830 in Grayson County Virginia to 15 Alley Durnel b _ _ 1814 in Virginia 16 Simon Granser Marshall b 26 Dec 1791 in Surry County North Carolina m 27 Oct 1812 in Surry County North Carolina to 17 Sarah Reece b _ _1791 in what is now Yatkin County North Carolina d 1857 18 Nathan Bond b 6 June 1786 d 15 June 1871 m 1 June 1808 in Grayson County Virginia to 19 Nancy Uickens b _ _ _ 1784 d in the 1860's VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 60 20 Archelous Hylton b 13 April 1779 in Montgomery County Virginia d I 0 December 1865 m 24 Nov 1803 in Montgomery County Virginia to 21 Catherine Weddle b 7 Mar 1784 in Montgomery County Virginia d 26 Sept 1863 22 Christian Bowman b 17Apr1791 in P ennsylvania d 24 July 1867 m 19 May 1815 to 23 Hannah Reinheart b 25 Jan 1793 in Augusta County Virginia d 23 Jan 1886 24 Thomas Jennings b _ _ 1778 d 31Dec1849 m 16 June 183 1 to 25 Sarah Clifton b 19 June 1855 26 John Dalton b _ _ 1772 d about 1850 27 Elenor Edwards b 1778 2 8 Aaron Goad b _ _ 1784 in Virginia d _ _ 1854 29 Rachel Dalton b _ _ 1778 in Virginia d _ _ 1850 30 John Dumel b _ _ 1782 in Patrick County Virginia d 11 June 1843 m 4 May 1806 in Patrick County Virginia to 31 Dinnah Jennings b _ _ 1774 d _ _ 1829 32 JosephMarshall b _ _ l764 d _ _ 1805 33 RuthHadley b _ _ 1770 d _ _ 1852 34 AbrahamReece b _ _ d _ _ 1822 35 Mary Huff b _ _ _ 1755 d after 1830 36 37 Stephen Bond Carolina Maiden came to Carroll County Virginia from Yadkin County ' North 40 Elijah Hylton d 1798 4 1 Susannah d 1815 in what is now Floyd County Virginia 42 Benjamin Weddle b 21 Sept 1742 - 31 Dec 1742 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania d Apr 1807 buried Bent Mountain 43 Annie Marie Eiler d Floyd County Virginia 44 John Bowman b _ _ 1765 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania d in 1884 m Franklin County Virginia 45 Elizabeth Ikenberry b_ _1767 in Lancaster Cowity Pennsylvania d 26 Oct 1830 48 William Jennings b 16 Dec 1750 d 15 Oct 1843 in Carroll County Virginia 49 Elizabeth Ogle b_ _ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 61 50 John Clifton lived at Clifton Forge on the James River d in Rev olutionary War 51 Penelope Ward 52 William Dalton b _ 53 Elizabeth - - - _ _ 54 Issac Edwards b 25 Oct 174 7 55 Cathrine - - 56 Robert Goad b 1750's d 1836 m in Buncomb County North Carolina 57 Isabel b d 1845 to 58 William Dalton b___ 1747 d_ _ 1811 59 Elizabeth Sturman b _ _ 1755 60 James Durnel 61 Pheba Goad 62 William Jennings dafter 1842 in Carroll CountyVirginia 63 Elizabeth Ogle 64 John Marshall b 1720 d 1787 65 Ruth Hadley b 1726 d 1812 66 Simon Hadley b 1737 d 1803 67 Bridget Foote bl732 d 1807 70 Daniel Huff Jr b 1720 d 179 1 71 Mary Worley 80 James Hylton 81 Susanna Walton d 1760 in Goochland County Virginia 84 Elijah WeddJe b Germany d 1742 at sea 85 _ __ 96 Jonathan Jennings b about 1721 d about 1780 97 Diannah Bobbitt b about 1721 98 Thomas Ogle b 25 July 1721 in Delaware d 1803 in Grayson County Virginia 99 Elizabeth _ __ 11 2 A braham Goad d in 1779 in Pittsylvania Cow1ty Virginia 113 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 62 126 Thomas Ogle 127 128 129 Jacob Marshall b about 1700-1717 Ann Griffith b about l 700-1729 130 13 1 Mary Rowland d about 173 3 · 132 Joshua Hadley b 1703 d 1760 133 Patience Brown b 1712 d 1783 140 Daniel Huff b 1793 141 Elizabeth Dudley 168 Johan Michael Weddle b Germany 169 224 Abraham Goad b 1682 in Richmond County Virginia d 1741 225 Katherine Williams d 1741 in Richmond County Virginia 250 James Bobbitt din present Pittsylvania County Virginia in 1761 251 Elizabeth Dalton 252JohnOgleb _ 253 Elizabeth _ 1679d _ _ 1749 256 Jacob Marshall 257 Margaret Edwards Edward D. Graham VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 63 REV. PETER VEST MARRIAGE RECORDS The following was printed in the Floyd Press, February 4, 1960 and is presented here in its entirety. Ma1Tiage Records Kept by the Late Rev. Peter R(obert) Vest The following was taken from some papers found by Mrs. Lala Vest in old files of Rev. Peter R. Vest. It is not an accurate record as the papers were so depleted that they could scarcely be read and it is not a complete record. It was taken from scrapes of paper and was inco1nplete but we thought it might interest some to have this published. Rev. Vest was a minister for the Methodist Episcopal Church for 44 years. Peter R. Vest was converted to God, June 20, 1852; was appointed Class Leader 1866, was licensed to exhort 1871; was licensed to preach 1873; was ordained deacon 1886 by Bishop Andrews. Rev. Vest was married to Charlotte Shockey, December 7, 1853. His family consisted of the following children: William Madison, Sarah, Callahill, Nancy Ellen, George D, Biar, Lewis Letnon (Jeff), Frances and Noah. Fron1 1874 to 1888, he had preached 750 sermons. That was the last record he had kept. Below are the marriages we found. December 28, 1881 February 13, 1882 June 12, 1884 July 02, 1884 July 31, 1884 December 3, 1884 Decetnber 30, 1884 February 26, 1885 December 30, 1885 February 18, 1886 G. W. Loving Horace Whitenack Charles Muncy George W. Vest William A. Poff Isaac J. Vest George R. Muncy Charles A. S1nith John W. Stuart David W. Vest Julia Akers Aldora Shank Dora Maxey Martha A. Conner Nannie E. Wimmer Lucy Ina Conner Elizabeth Halley Dora Bell Conner China E. Iddings Adinonia Conner VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 64 May 19, 1886 February 18, 1886 December 16, 1886 February 08, 1887 February 17, 1887 March 03, 1887 March 20, 1887 May 10, 1887 N o date August 28, 1887 December 10, 1887 January 25, 1888 December 31, 1888 December 13, 1888 January 03, 1889 January 24, 1889 February 14, 1889 February 18, 1889 March 14, 1889 March 28, 1889 April 12, 1889 May 10, 1889 June 10, 1889 December 11, 1889 December 11, 1889 January 19, 1890 April 19, 1890 April 19, 1890 May 11, 1890 June 11, 1890 June 16, 1890 June 25, 1890 November 13, 1890 December 15, 1890 May 16, 1891 June 28, 1891 August 9, 1891 September 17, 1891 October 29, 1891 December 1, 1892 Robert L. Janney David W. Vest David W. Link Robert L. Craig Lindsey L. Boone Andrew L. Iddings Charles H. Rakes John W. Ward Charles P. Wilson John T. Taylor Joseph P. Martin James F. Poff James McNeil Charles M. Iddings Delaware Whitenack Henry McNeil Charles E. Sumner Charles W. St. Clair Charles Craighead Robert Huff James B.McNeil Burnett P. Ferrill Dennis H . Clower Andrew Pierce Vest Aquilla Lucas J.B. Board Benfod W. McNeil Joseph F. V. Conner James Sumner T. J. Walters J. R. Craighead C. 0. Conner Moses Poff Robert Roop William Craghead John Henry Vest JohnL. Link Oscar W. Whitenack Robert L. Whitenack Lewis Letnon Vest Eleanor Graham Nancy Mills Lucy M . Conner Sarah Gearh eart Marelda Whitenack Laura L. Whitenack Mary Ann Janney Molly Keister? Margaret McNiel Mary E. Wort E lmetta Lawrence Minnie Belle McNeil Margaret C. Boone Agnes M . NolJey Enora A. Iddings Mary Ann Smith Margaret E llen Iddings Margaret L. King Lucy Conner Sallie J. Houps Olie Sisson (Alia E.) Ada Keister Mellie A. Lawrence Ellen F. Vest Alice D. Iddings Cora Conner Bulla Aldridge Melvina Co1u1er Mollie Dangerfield Mary Poff Martha F. Eanes Zora M. Conner Lucy Poff Tabitha 0 . Wilson Sarah Webb Lettie Florence Light Sallie B. Link Mathursa Ann Lawrence Margaret A. LawTence Lilian 0 'dell Craghead VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 65 March 10, 1892 March 19, 1892 July 17, 1892 September 4, 1892 November IO, 1892 November 24, 1892 December 2, 1892 December 22, 1899 January 1, 1893 January 11 , 1893 February 14, 1893 February 23, 1893 May 4, 1893 Jillle 1, 1893 August 10, 1893 November 5, 1893 November 6, 1893 July 4, 1894 July 18, 1894 July 18, 1894 August 20, 1894 August 29, 1894 October I 0, 1894 Nove1nber 15, 1894 November 15, 1894 December 1, 1894 December 24, 1894 March 2, 1895 May 9, 1895 June 30, 1895 December 21, 1895 May 31 1896 July 23, 1896 September 17, 1896 October 29, 1896 December 15, 1896 December 29, 1896 January l, 1897 January 20, 1897 January 9, 1898 John W. Martin Elijah Whitlock William Harvey William H. Anderson Joseph M. Whitenack Andrew M. Hall Ratio H. Board Peter Sn1ith Henry L. Lawrence Gilley B . Conner William R. Stump Joseph P . King Giles K . Craghead Samuel A. Vest David L. Likens William Poff Ernie Poff James M. Kennett Samuel Shockey Joseph S. Craghead David H. Board Kyle Muncy Walter A. Laurence John W. CoIUler C. W. Vest Fountain Kingrea Poff Jrunes S. Board Jonathan Whitnack John A. Clower Giles A. Conner Moses Martin John H . Green Charles T. Anders J. H. Stump Theodore Lee Board John Conner Arthw· W. Whitenack Jrunes B. Creasy James L. Hodge MaryL. King MaryE. Vest Adeline Sigmon LolaL. Bugg Lovenia Craghead Mathursday M. Collins Nancy G. Blackwell Sallie Harrison JuannaHall Nannie A Conner RildaKing Alice King Mary E . Martin Helen Whitenack Celia Well Isabelle Conner Laura Aldridge Ivy Vest Sarah J. King Matilda E. Whitlock LucyM. Vest Cora Light Gay Whitenack Laura Eanes Virginia Poff Sarah E. Vest - - Beckleheimer Parthenia Martin Mahala Ann Vest Eliza A. Clower Laura L. Martin Ella Weaver Geneva McNieJ Malinda Conner Maude Whitenack Ernaline C. Muncy Mary J. Smith Collie M. Whitenack Virginia lYf. Lawrence Lucy Clower VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 66 March 9, 1898 May 12, 1898 November 20, 1898 April 3, 1899 April 14, 1899 May 3, 1899 November 9, 1899 November 15, 1899 November 30, 1899 Mar. 16, 1899 December 16, 1899 March 19, 1899 January 24, 1900 February 22, 1900 April 1, 1900 April 11, 1900 July 15, 1900 July 28, 1900 August 15, 1900 September 10, 1900 September 13, 1900 September 14 , 1900 October 25, 1900 November ?? 1900 December 26, 1900 December 27, 1900 July 11 , 1901 August 5, 1901 September 11 , 1901 September 12, 190 I October 1, 1901 October 3, 1901 D ecember 12, 1901 D ecember 24, 190 J December 27, 1901 January 19, 1902 February 5, 1902 March 12, 1902 April 3, 1902 May 22, 1902 Andrew Lucas L. B . Anderson William Wieland J.M. Poff Thomas J. Epperley C. Milton Link Andy King John W. Hall Elbert Vest Jeff Poff Henry Letcher Vest Edward Hodge Brainard Conner Noah Vest Charles H. Sink Robert Hatcher Basham Thomas Hungate Jasper Boothe W. Letcher Clower Henry J. Light Lewis Payne Cephas M. Graham JohnL. Jones R.E. Sanders J. F. Smith Frank Likens Letcher David Hall William E. Eanes Jessie D. Vest Melvin J. Gearheart John Gearheart Enoch Whitenack Landon Clower John Jerome Wilson W. A. Akers J. W. Conner C.O.Carr R. E. Conner Isaiah Surnner James Jones Callie C lower Kate Burke Sallie King Martha A. Whitlock Annette Spangler Susan Winfree Sally Haulcs Flora M. Whitenack May Vest Martha Whitenack Ella King Grace Dickerson Martha Jane Vest Lottie Light Peradine Smith Martha E. Ridinger Sarah Dickerson Catherine Eanes Louannie Iddings Te1npy Vest Dora Kingrea Cora E. Sumner Adeline Conner Cora E. Sigman Octavia Wickham Admonia Wilson Hattie E. Hall Monie Martin Etta Vest Julia Wilson Hattie Epperly Eliza Dewease Della Iddings? Lucy Whitenack Ola Payne Laura A. Vest Regina Vest Callie Epperly Elizabeth Cwminghru11 Ola Poff VIRGINIA APPALACHIA N NOTES �Page 67 December 25, 1902 26 December 1902 January 4, 1903 February 26, 1903 March 12, 1903 March 8, 1903 March 15, 1903 July 14, 1903 August 9, 1903 November 26, 1903 December 9, 1903 December 23, 1903 December 31, 1903 January 3, 1904 January 6, 1904 February 10, 1904 July 14, 1901 September 1, 1904 October 20, 1904 October 25, 1904 November 19, 1904 December 22, 1904 December 15, 1904 February 26, 1905 March 5, 1905 January 5, 1905 January 15, 1905 March 15, 1905 July 9, 1905 December 20, 1905 December 27, 1905 December 28, 1905 January 29, 1906 March 25, 1906 April 25, 1906 July 24, 1906 September 19, 1906 October 10, 1906 Nove1nber 7, 1906 Decen1ber 2, 1906 Joe B. Martin Charles D. Vest George W. Smith John Furrow Joseph Ridinger Charles Keith Giles D. Martin T. H. Simmons Albert F. Clower Willie F. Poff John W. Conner Oscar B. Wirt L.B. King Victor Orlando Light Robert Lee Vest C. Thomas Conner Samuel Evans Bower J aines E. Spardin E. S. Randolph S.S. Goff Frank B. Jones V.T.Carr Charles Luther Poag Noah D. Conner J arnes J. Smith John Henry Eanes Hosea L. Kingrea George K. Anderson Adolphus Sisson Garfield Wilson Jolm R. Poff Robert Walters Marks Hall Booker Conner William C. Vest Elbert Otho Light Vriel Long Samuel Lawrence J. T. Rwnburg Peter J. Martin Roxie Walters Lydia Conner Hattie Wimmer Eliza McNeil Cora King Zula Eanes EstaL. Reed Nancy Williams Imogene King H.J. King Laura Sisson Ida Woolwine Minnie Poff Roxie E. Hall Lucy Biar Muncy Mary Sisson Rosa Conner Bertha Lovern Dora Shank Bessie Jones Virginia Jones Lula King Nettie Wilson Hattie Kingrea Prudence Light Henrietta J. Vest Sallie Ann Poff Eliza Price Annie Conner Cynthia Ann Wickham D elia Hall Etta Florence Wimmer Lelia Wilson Laura Woolwine Sallie Gay Whitenack Effie C. Poff Della Lawrence Bertha Clower Ella Sue Perdue Laura B. Clower VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 68 December 20, 1906 December 26, 1906 April 3, 1907 April 14, 1907 July3, 1907 October I, 1907 October 23, 1907 November 14, 1907 November 14, 1907 May 21 1908 September 0, 1908 October 21, 1908 October 22, 1908 October 28, 1908 December 27, 1908 December 27, 1908 March 5, 1909 March 21, 1909 April 1, 1909 April 15, 1909 August 12, 1909 September 22, 1909 November 26, 1909 December 5, 1909 April 5, 1910 May? 1910 May 1, 1910 July 22, 1910 August 14, 1910 August 28, 1910 October 10, 1910 December 29, 1910 January 29, 1911 March 5,(?) 191 I August 10, 1911 September 14, 1911 September 21, 1911 September 24, 1911 October 15, 1911 October 22, 1911 Garland Lawrence Robert W . Conner Samuel P. Vest P.R. Wilson Albert Vest J. Lem Vest Coy Link Cleve Eanes Flournoy Eanes Charles W. King Hubert Willis W. H. Clower William A.Wright Alonzo Lawrence Sydney Vest Andrew Lewis Conner Haden Doss Wheeler Poff? Charlie D. Huff Posey Epperly Robert Woolwine Arthur L. Poff Wall Jennings Thomas J. Bower G. Alfred Conner William Howard George E. Hale Phillip Whitlock J. W. Light Edgar Vest Noah L. Poff Giles D. Wilson Joseph B. Vest Eliza Craghead Marcella Vest Alabama Lawrence Minnie F. Light Wilda McNeil O'dell Hale Ada Akers Ella Wickham Ida Lee Wickham Virginia M. Sutphin Martha Hodge Stella Maxey Lelia Underwood Martha J. Iddings Maude Lawrence Almeda F. Vest Mintie Pugh Ocie Alice Muncy Artie L. Hendricks ArindaHall Ida Mae Poff IdaD. Shank Willie Sowers Ocie Jennings Maudie Lawrence Bertha Epperly Minnie Epperly Della Bartell Lula Vest Ethel Vest Carrie E. McNeil Carrie B. Hylton Virginia Wright WillJ.Beck.Jeheimer Callie Dorua Wickham Brainard 0. Vest Maude Carr Chester Vest Nellie Trump Earnest Poage E. W. Iddings Frank Wickham Clara Lawrence Archie Clower Martha W. Iddings Henry Cassell Dewease Fannie B. Lawrence VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 69 November 01, 1911 November 29, 1911 December 13, 1911 December 24, 1911 December 24, 1911 April 16, 1912 September 5, 1912 September 10, 1912 November 27, 1912 December 22, 1912 December 29, 1912 September 7, 1913 September 15, 1913 December 16, 1913 February 25, 1913 March 29, 1913 September 20, 1913 August 16, 1914 August 21, 1914 December 24, 1914 January 23 , 1915 January 12 1915 January 22, 1915 January 17, 1915 August 19, 1915 December 23, 1915 December 25, 1915 September 16, 1915 July 1, 1915 February 14, 191 5 February 11, 1915 February 17, 1916 March 12, 1916 April 12, 1916 April 22, 1916 October 19, 1916 October 29, 1916 October 29, 1916 January 23, 1916 April 18, 1917 H. A. Beckner Jesse Stuart E. D . Eanes Herbert T. Lawrence G. A. Lawrence Charles C. McNeil Grover Carr Eldridge Wright Wall Jennings Ezra Wimmer Posey Sisson Dock Link Guy Link Robert Charles Vest James H . Carr Loranzo Whitenack Albert Rutrough Shirley Austin Hugh Poff AndyW. Vest G. W. Collins Chester Poag Edgar Epperly James Biar Vest Shirley L. Cole T. H. Thornton J. W. Johnson Guy Poff Magruder Willis Chester W. Whitenack A. T. Perdue Hiley Epperley Clarence D. Wimmer Shelmon C. Vest Millard Epperley David Beckleheimer Jasper Eanes D. R. Iddings Willie F. Hale J. W. Kingrea Virginia Vest MaryPugh Della Maxey Lucy Sisson Gertie Johnson Respie Muncy Imogene Iddings Maude Vest Virgie Hodge Laura Reed Maude Vest Alpha Boone Allie Akers Lucy Biar Whitenack Chloe King Myrtle Poag B ertha Jane Whitenack Hester Clower Ollie Poff Minnie Perdue Maggie Vest Minnie Craghead Alina Ric11ards Louella Vest Anna Mill Dewease Maude Craghead Mallie Hall Ella Boone Nelly Boyd Gracie Vest Bertha Board Blanche Sumner Elva Sisson Mantil Dew·e se Mobie Iddings Mollie Green Aurah Clower? Ennna Booth Ollie Jane Whitenack Lucy Conner VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 70 Three African American couples were married by Rev. Peter R. Vest: March 4, 1884 April 22, 1885 December 11 ~ 1894 Benjamin Conner John C. Reynolds Sheldon Lawrence Serena Wilson Wanda Huff Dora Smith This list was signed by: Alice Vest Thomas, granddaughter and Mrs. Lala Vest granddaughter-in-law. Contributed by: Judy Blackwell jgcb@swva.net 6£N£AL.06ICAL QUE.RY Information needed on Vincent Sirls (Searles, Saris, Surls) and has wife Nellie of Montgomery County, Virginia; estimated year of birth 1750. Known children are: Mary (born 1774) married David Waggoner, WulUam married Nancy Bell, Vincent Jr. (born about 1775) moved to Davidson Co., Tennessee. Other possible children are Hannah, Joseph, James a1111d Jacob. Loretta Simmons 1205 N. Lee Corde~I, Ok~ahoma 73632 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - - - - - �Page 71 John Meador Deed Records Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 19 pages 441-442; Indenture 11 Apr il 1846 John G. Meador and sare£rta his wife to Hiram Hayden in hand traet 2J9a ml on waters Gills c r eek . "Beg . on a Black Gum in Thos Divers line thence No 57 E60p to w. cake stump, where formerly stood a corner w. o ., N°48 Wllpls crofsing Bowsman ' s Branch to a Red Oak stump in Daniel Oyler ' s line where formerly stood a corner R· Q. The~ce with the said Oylers line s 0 88 1/2 W86pls to a s . o. stump formerly a corner Spanish Oak No44 W2Jpls to a R. o. No28 W66pls to aw . o . in John D. Booth ' s line with it So8 W4lpls to a Bl ack Gum So85 W22pls crofsing a branch to a white oak in John Williams line with it Sol5 Ell4 pls to a Post oak in Bousman' s li.1e with it So41 E62 pls crofsing Bowsmans branch to pointers Sol9 E74p~s to a poplar in John Meadors line with it SolJ E54pls Crofsing Greer' s fvrd road to points So77 El8 pls to two Red oak N40 1/2 E66pls t o pointers in the afo r esaid Di vers line where formerly stood a corner w. o . thence No67 E90pls crofsing a Road to pointers and thence No44 W86 pls to the beg. " Land and premises. J no . G. Meador. sarepta (her x mark) Meador Saml Hale . John D. Booth, JP Certify Sarepta who acknowledges 27 APr il 1846 Recorded in Court 7 December 1846 Deed Book 15 page J28 : Indenter JO August 18J7 Affection love fo r my son paschal Meador convey tract of Land and one negro man, Thomas, tract on waters camping Run. John Meador Patrick Hix . Mofses Greer, JP Recorded court lJ Sept 1837 Deed Book 19 page 168 ~ John J . Meador to Eli Ferguson 20 Nov 1845 tract--ci"il"waters Camping Run, mouth of Linville Creek, mentions Yates, Cliborns, Si mmons and more . ( no _further info:rmation given here, consul t recoril) Deed Book 15 pages 364-365 : Indenture 9 Sept 1837 Henry Koon and Sarah Meador for sum $200 tract with exception of the grave yard on the premise whicl: right, the granter retains in himself, lyj.ng in Franklin county on waters Gills Creek bounded ·by t he road of Weaver, Bousman and Early containing 75a ml. Appurtenances. Henry Koon. Sarah Koon Sarah examined and acknowledges 9 Sept 1837 clerk ' s Office recorded 2 Oct 1837 ~wife ~John Mary A. Barnes 1204 All ison Dr. Rockville, M D 2085 1-2 103 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 72 African American Ancestr_y MT. PLEASANT HERITAGE MUSEUM 320 SOl.JTH MAIN STREET MARION, VIRGINIA T 0 T THE BEGINNING: WELCOME TO ANEW MUSEUM Featuring the-cultural contributions of Smyth County African-Americans V~RGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES R �Page 73 Most aspects of African American History is undocumented in Southwest Virginia. If these histories go unrecorded, a remarkable saga will go untold and will be lost to future generations. WHAT HAS BEEN DONE? On August 8, 2001 with the help of a committee of Marion, Virginia citizens. Evelyn Lawrence organized the Mt. Pleasant Preservation Association (1\1PPA) to insure the preservation and the use of the Mt. Pleasant Church. With the aid of Atty. John Graham and Rev. Harry Howe this goal was attained and the church building sits ready to be used as a Community Center and an African American Museum. There was once a society of people, ill this area, who are with us no more. Their lives were filled with sacrifice, social injustice and deprivations; a people who counteracted with courage, triumph and outstanding achievements. But the voices of these people have been stilled and will not be heard audibly again. We've heard the stories told by these voices, that were never written down. But there are ways to bring these voices back. The task rests with the present generation. Hany Plummer, inventor/chemist MISSION The Mt. Pleasant Heritage Museum is partnering with "Project Crossroads," as a non-profit group, to focus on the preservation of the Church, to be used as a Community Center for worship services, programs and meetings; and as an African American Museum to promote the cultural contributions of African Americans to Stnyth County, the state and the nation. 1915-Susie Madison Thompson Dedicated Pioneer in Smyth County Education She was the first black teacher in Sugar Grove and also taught in one room schools in Emmy and Pearisburg. VIRGBNBA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 74 We look forward to having you and your family j oin the "Museum Family.'' Begin your research now and let us hear from you. y 0 *** The problem·in the establishment of any project is a financial one. The key to success in building and sustaining an on-going museum rests with the members. Regular contributions are needed. A grant is being sought. Mt. Pleasant, which is located in Marion's historic district, qualifies. We already have and are grateful for contributions from friends in Marion, Chilhowie, Sugar Grove, Meadowview and Atlanta. u CAN H ~llllP-!"., E L p "The Old Red Bani" (circa 1940) How? COLLECT: Artifacts, old books, letters, photographs, fliers and posters, site maps, old items in attics or basements. CHECK: Court House records, old documents, church records, family Bible, memorable events. SHARE YOUR INFORMATION BOTH PAST & CURRENT WITH MT. PLEASANT HERITAGE MUSEUM One of Virginia s 100 most outstanding trees. Donor Level: MT. PLEASANT HERITAGE MUSEUM 312 BROAD STREET MARION, VIRGINIA 24354-2804 _ _ Individual $20 and up - - Contributing $25 an.d up --Sponsor $100 ancl up - --Benefactor $500 and up and up --Gift V!RGllNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 75 SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ALLOCATIONS Since 1973, social security numbers have been issued by our central office. The first three (3) digits of a pcrrson's social security number are determined by the ZIP Code of the mailing address shown on the application for a social security number. Prior to 1973, social security numbers were assigned by our field offices. The number merely established that his/her card was issued by one of our offices in that State. THIS DATA IS STRICTLY FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES The chart below shows the first 3 digits of the social security numbers assigned throughout the United States and its possessions. 387-399 ... Wisconsin 526-527 ... Arizona 001-003 ... New Hampshire 400-407 ... Kentucky 600-601 004-007 ... Maine 408-415 ... Tennessee 525-529 .. . Utah 756-763* 008-009 ... Vermont ()46-647 416-424 ... Alabama 010-034 ... Massachusetts 530 ... Nevada 035-039 ... Rhode Island 425-428 ... Mississippi 680* 587 040-049 ... Connecticut 531-539 ... Washington 588* 050-134 ... New York 540-544 ... Oregon 752-755* 135-158 ... New Jersey 545-573 . .. California 429-432 ... Arkansas 159-211 .. .Pennsylvania 602-626 676-679* 212-220 . .. Maryland 574 ... Alaska 221-222 ... Delaware 433-439 .. . Louisiana 575-576 .. .Hawaii 659-665* 223-231 ... Virginia 750-751 * 440-448 ... Oklahoma 691-699* 577-579 ... District of Columbia 449-467 ... Texas 232-236 ... West Virginia 580 . .. Virgin Islands 627-645 232 ... North Carolina 580-584 ... Puerto Rico 468-477 ... Minnesota 237-246 596-599 478-485 ... Iowa 681-690* 586 ... Guam 486-500 ... Missouri 247-251 ... South Carolina 586 ... American Samoa 654-658* 501-502 ... North Dakota 586 ... Philippine Islands 503-504 ... South Dakota 700-728 ... Railroad Board** 252-260 ... Georgia 505-508 ... Nebraska 667-675* 509-515 ... Kansas 261-267 . .. Florida 589-595 516-517 ... Montana * New areas allocated, but not yet issued 518-519 ... Idaho 268-302 ... Ohio 520 ... Wyoming ** 700-728 Issuance of these numbers to railroad 303-317 ... Indiana 521-524 ... Colorado 318-361 ... Illinois employees was discontinued July 1, 1963. 650-653* 362-386 ... Michigan 525,585 ... New Mexico 648 649* VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 76 u.s...pepartment of the Interi~i- . ., Land .R ecords Bur ea u of Land Managem~n~ Eastern Where Th ey Came From States How We Got Them As the United States expanded westward from the Thirteen Original Colonies, Congress recognized the need for an orderly system of surveying and. describing the Federal lands to be opened for settlement. On May 20, 1785, the Continent al Congress enacted 'a land disposal ordinance establishing a Pubfic·Land Survey System based on a rectangular grid, and authorized the Treasury. Board to sell public lands for revenue. The General Land Office (GLO) was established within the Treasury Department in 1812 to take charge of all survey and land title records. GLO became part of the newly-created Department of the Interior· in 1849, and merged with the U.S. Grazing Service in 1946 to form the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). BLM is now custodian of the land records, including more than 7 .5 million ow.n ership titles covering. 1.5 billion acres of present or former Public Domain land. America. More than 5 million of these title documents are stored and mafntained· at BLM's Eastern States To all whom the.re presents shall come, office in Virginia . greeting; Whereas there has been deposited in ..... Th e Records We Maintain The first land records developed from the Ordinance of 1785 were survey field notes. Government surveys began in Ohio in 1785 and progressed westward to open more territory for settlement. The surveyor prepared the field notes 'describing the survey performed. The notes might include the names of very early settlers livlng in the survey area and a variety of descriptions of land formations, climate, soil, and plant and animal life. Survey plats. are drawings of the boundaries created by each survey. Plats are prepared by dra~smer:i who base their drawings on information in the field' notes and surveyor sketches. The. survey plats do not show ownership or land status. · ·" Land ownership, protected b.y a legal title, Is a hallmark of western civilization . As the Public Domain was surveyed, the Federal Government began transferring title of land parcels to private citizens, companies, and local governments. · Mos't titles were transferred by patents (deeds) from the Federal Gover.nment. Records of these patents and other conveyances of title-such as railroad grants, swamp grants, schoot grants, Indian allotments, and private land claims-are contained in large-sized tra.c t books. First developed around 1800 and maintained in local land offices, tract books have long served as the essential reference source for all transactions involving public lands. They tell who obtained what land from the Federal Government and when. . RLM's Eastern States maintains approximately 2,000 GLO tract boo ks containing the land records for the 13 ·p ublic land states under its jurisdiction: Alabama, Al'kansas, Florida, Illino is, Indiana 1 Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Consi dered the largest land title. office in the world, Eastern States maintains almost five ml llion Federal la nd conveyance documents issued before and after the U.S. constitution was ratified. These conv eyance documents include homesteads, cash sales, miscel laneous warrants, private la nd claims, railroad lists, and St;:1te swamp lists and selections. We do not have the land owner.ship records that come after this first patent. · (These recoFds are unde r State jurisdiction and are usual ly kept at t he local county courthouse or recorders' offices.) The historic t ract books are continual ly used by the Eastern States' staff, Federa l arid state agencles, title insu:·ance companies, ind ustry , researchers, and others. The continuous use o f many of these old books has caused much wear and tear, despite \::he efforts of artisan bookbinders using old skills and new technologfes to help maintain the books in ·usable form. These old records are literal ly being "Preserving Anierica's Heritage," The General Land Office Records Project BLM faced an urgent need to preserve and protect these r.ecords, but still insure their ava ilability for resea rch . Technology provided the answer. In 1989, Eastern States launched a unique project--the GLO Automated Records Project--to copy these priceless conveyance documents onto com puter-read laser disks. Once copied, the historic documents can then be retired and stored in acid-free boxes in a climate-controll ed vault. This Project offers researchers a single source of recorded information on lands once in Federal ownership, such as data regarding current Federally-owned lands and minerals; which Federa l agency ha s j urisdiction over the land suiface; and what individuals or entities first received the land from the Federal Government. ' . "www.glorecords.blm.oov" The GLO Automated Records System has the capability to provide such information ° to State land officials, county clerks, industry representatives, and the public through requests from remote computer termi nals . Access to these o ld records wi ll be effortless, and the origina l . d oc ument s wi ll maintain t heir integrity and value to historica l research or other critical uses . V~RGUNDA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 77 If We've Got It, You Can Get It · Every month, the BLM, Eastern States, furnishes certified copies for hundreds of patents. Most requests for copies come from genealogists seeking information about their ancestors. Individuals and firms involved in real estate and in minerals exploration and development find these records essential to knowing whether or not the United States owns the land, or if mineral rights were reserved to the Federal Government when the United States conveyed title to the land. ; Many of these requests come from the southern States where the burning of county courthouses during the Civil War caused the loss of many titl.e records. The records are also ,.< • Ci of value in historical research. c , If you can provide the legal description of a parcel or parcels, BLM can locate the ..... use ! Ll~E patent and supply you with a copy. The lega l description should include the subdivision, ~ • : ! • ~ ... section, township, range, survey meridian, and state. Until very recently, the name of the ~-~.,. landowner alone has not been sufficient, because the land records of most states are not indexed by name. ) Now, available via the internet, BLM offers information on historic land patents from a II 30 public land states (those not included in the original 13 colonies), east and west. "'r" Cash and Homestead patent images and data for 13 eastern public lands states have been online for about 9 years. Now the "serialized" patents can be found on-line--these records includ~ post-1908 conveyances issued chronologically from the headquarters General Land Office/SLM in Washington, D.C. Currently, we are in the process of automating the Military Warrants issued under the Acts of Congress dated 1847, 1850, 1852, and 1855. Data and images are being made available daily, as the automation of the GLO records. continues. The website also includes indexes to patents issued prior to 1908 for most western states. The website has image display capabilities to include TIFF, GIF, and PDF formats. The survey plats and field notes are now being added to the GLO Records website. These hand drawn p·lats were made from the descriptive field notes in preparation for the Federal Government's sale of public lands. These plats show the landscape as it was prior to American settlement as well as legal surveying measurements. Occasionally these plats indicate man-made features, both Indian and from early pioneers, however they do not show ownership information or land status. Today these plats still have legal, historical and scientific value. - .. . , ' f: '-'.I '"' ", - ~ Visit our website at http://www.glorecords.blm .gov. Bureau of Land Management, Public Information Center: (703) 440-1600 Eastern States Internet mailbox: records@es.blm.gov 7450 Boston Boulevard FAX: (703) 440-1609 Springfield, Virginia 22153 Public Affairs Office (703) 440-1713 Even If I-Ve Don't Have It, Someone Else Probably Does Because the Thirteen Origi nal Colonies and their territories were not a part of the Federa l lands acquired during national expansion, we do not maintain the land records of 18 eastern non-public land states or the District of Colu mbia. H1ese states are: Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, and West Vir ginia, Also, we do not have records for Texas and Hawaii. Inquiries concerning land records for these states should be directed to the individual state archives or land record s offices . ------.... Bureau of Land Management The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is an agency with1h the Department of the Interior. We are responsible for managing the Nation's public lands and resources in ways that best serve the needs of the American people. Management is based on the principle of multiple use and sustained yield--a combination of uses that balances the needs of future generations for rehewable and nonrenewable resources. These resources include recreation, range, timber, minerals, watershed, fish and wildlife, wilderness and natural scenic, scientific and cultural values. BLM's Eastern States (ES) organization is the steward of the public lands and resources under the jurisdiction of BLM in the 31 states east of and bordering on the Mississippi River. These public lands and resources are managed to protect the environment and provide a diverse array of products and outdoor experiences. In addition t o maintaining and protecting the Secretary of the Interior's official land records, ES also performs cadastra l surveys for other Federal agencies and hel ps place many of America's wild ho rses and burros lnto adoptive homes. Visit BLM's Home Page : http://www. blm .gov VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 01/ 09 �Page 78 Traditional Genealogy Search Methods Are Often Needed For Virginia Records Access to so much information online may mislead you into thinking you can solve tough Virginia genealogy research problems with a few clicks of the mouse. Not so! Record loss because of missed entries in sources that were: 1) written on convenient slips of paper tom from edges of record books 2) copied into ledgers provided by government agencies 3) microfilmed by technicians who often had no idea what they filmed 4) scanned into digital format from microforms 5) indexed by non-English speakers in foreign lands 6) searched by selected spellings 7) retrieved mechanically by exact spelling as typed by foreign indexers Read Lynn C. McMillion, "An Index Can Be A Roadblock,'' The Virginia Genealogist 21 (July-Sep 1977) 205-06. Ms McMillion cautions, "Good effective research can begin with a published index, but MUST NOT END THERE. Search an index for alternate spellings of the name; then locate them in the actual census ... When too much reliance is placed on indexes-especially mass-produced ones-they become roadblocks to research." You can read the census records online frame by frame without using online indexes. Just remember that the online version comes from microfilm, not a new scanning of the original handwritten pages. If the filmer missed a page, you will too. And page numbers are not a lot of help-because they have been numbered and re-numbered over and over. If you sit quietly in the comer of your local genealogy library with a stack of The Virginia Genealogist issues beside you, you can begin to make some progress. John Frederick Dorman edited the magazine from 1957 to 1996, filling 40 volumes with record extracts. There is a basic focus in those volumes, if you do sit quietly and examine them all. Dorman sought to fill in the gaps where the records were missing. He included the 1800 tax lists county-by-county (alphabetically). He printed the British Mercantile Claims, 1775-1803 serially-providing more specific details than more recent printed versions. Genealogists from all over the country submitted names missed in printed census editions. For example, "Some Corrected Readings to the 1625 Census," submitted by William Thorndale, Volume 37 (Jan-Mar 1993) 54. And "Virginia 1820 Federal Census: Names Not On The Microfilm Copy," submitted by Gerald M. Petty, Volume 18 (Apr-Jun 1974) 136-39. "Some Delinquent Taxpayers, 1787-1790," submitted by Robert Y. Clay, Volumes 19-21 (19761978). These census substitutes for the missing 1790 schedules, also give the next place of settlement for those Virginians who left without clearing their tax bills. A very nice bonus. These VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 79 are just examples of the goodies that await you. Account books, militia lists, legislative petitions, land office warrants, and special census schedules for the independent city of Alexandria continue the focus on those sections of Virginia where record loss is especially grievous. And each volume is indexed and there are cumulative indexes in the reprint and CD editions Many genealogy libraries subscribed to The Virgillia Ge1Zealogist from the beginning. Libraries established later acquired the reprint edition from Heritage Books of Bowie, Maryland. Or ordered the CD-Rom available in 1994. If you want your own set, most of the volumes are still available: http://www.heritagebooks.com. Or you can access the volumes at your local Family History Center on 3 rolls of microfilm, FHL 844855-57. Your favorite Virginia Genealogist, Arlene Eakle Website: http://www.arleneeakle.com PS - I don' t hesitate to read the handwritten records when I work on a tough Virginia ancestor and you shouldn't hesitate either. Reprinted by permission of Arlene Eakle. January 9, 1891 The Roanoke Times Our correspondent, ''Front Row," is right and wrong. Roanoke fares better than the average city of its size in the matter of theatrical performances. It is on a trunk line and gets the best companies on the road. The Greenwood Opera Company, Clara Louise Kellogg, Robert McLean and Marie Prescott have been here the present season, and are in the front rank as theatrical attractions. Evans and Hoey will be here to-morrow night and give a performance at a less price than it can be seen in Washington~ On the other hand, "Front Row" is right in complaining of the building in which the performances are given. Roanoke ought to have a hundred thousand dollar opera house, with a seating capacity of not less than 1,500. Manager Beckner, "Front Row" and The Times are right in a line on that. VIRGIN!A APPALACHIAN! NOTES �Page 80 Oral History Questions This list of oral history questions was compiled from a variety of sources by Joanne Todd Rabun in 1992.They included a 6th grade class project of her daughter and a college-Jevel Women's Studies class project of her nephew. She used them to produce a booklet entitled "The Life and Times of Winnie Lackore" to commemorate Winnie's 90th birthday celebration. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is your full name and why were you named it? Were you named after somebody else? Did you have a nickname as you were growing up? If you did, what was it and why did they call you that? Have you had other nicknames as an &dult? What do family members call you now? Where were you born and when? Do you remember hearing your grandparents describe their lives? What did they say? Do you remember your great-grandparents? What do you know about them? Who was the oldest person you can remember in your family as a child? What do you remember about them? Do you remember your family discussing world events and politics? Was there a chore you really hated doing as a child? What would you consider to be the most important inventions that have been made during your lifetime? How is the world now different from what it was like when you were a child? What kinds of books did you like to read? Do you remember having a favorite nursery rhyme or bedtime story? What was it? Do you ever remember not having enough food to eat because times were hard for your family? What were your favorite toys and what were they like? What were your favorite childliood games? What were your schools like? How did you get to school? What was your favorite subject in school and why? What subject in school was always the easiest for you? What was your least favorite subject in school and why? Who was your favorite teacher and why were they special? How do your fellow classmates from school remember you best? What school activities and sports did you participate in? Did you and your friends have a special hang-out where you liked to spend time? Where was it and what did you do there? VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 81 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Were you ever given any special awards for your studies or school activities? How many years of education have you completed? Do you have a college degree? If so, what was your field of study? Did you get good grades? Did you like school? What did you like the most and the least about it? What did you usually wear to school? Describe it. Were there any fads during your youth that you remember vividly? How old were you when you started dating? Do you remember your first date? Describe the circumstances. Name a good friend that you have known for the longest period of time? How many years have you been friends? Has there ever been anyone in your life that you would consider to me your kindred spirit or soul mate? If so, who were they and why did you feel a special bond to them? How did you meet the person that you would later marry? Describe them? Do you remember where you went on the first date with your spouse? How long did you know them before you got married? Describe your wedding proposal. When and where did you get married? Describe your wedding ceremony. Who was there? Did you have a honeymoon? If so, where did you go? How would you describe your spouse? What do (did) you admire most about them? How long have you been married (or were you married)? What wise advice would you give to a grandchild on their wedding day? How did you find out that you were going to be a parent for the first time? How many children did you have all together? What were their names, birthdates and birthplaces? Do you remember anything that your children did when they were small that really amazed you? GENEALOGY POX Warning: NO KNOW N CURE (Very contagious in mature adults ) SYIVI PTOl\'IS: Continu al complaint as to need for n3mes, dates and places. Patient ~a.~ a b lanl' expi·essiou. sometimes deaf to s pouse a nd children. Has no taste for wo1·k of any ~md, cx1.:~.pt frvHishly lookin g through r ecords at libraries and courthouses. Has compl~s10~ to write letters :i~d send e-ma ils. Swea rs at the mailman when he doe o't leave m a il. :swears. :u . puters when there is no e-m ail in the in-box. Frequents s trange places such as cemet~nes , ~.::~s and remote, desolated country areas. Makes secret calls. Hides phone bills from spouse. i'Vlumbles to self. Has sh·ange faraway look in eyes. TREATMENT: Medication is useless. Disease is not fa ta l bu~ gets pro~ressively w~rs~. Patient should attend genealogy workshops, subscribe to genealogtcal mag:lzmes nnd be grvt!n n quiet corner in the house where they can be alone. REMARKS: T he usual nature of this disease is - the sicker the patient gets, the more he cnio~·s it. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 82 TIPS FOR PLANNING A SUCCESSFUL F AMJL Y REUNION 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) Name tags for everybody. Be sure to have a camcorder, and after the reunion provide/sell copies of the video. Have a display area showing everyone on the family tree. If people want to share photos, documents, etc., look into renting a copier. Assign someone to schedule games. Prizes could be small like a mug, tshirt, etc., with the family name on it. Put together a Family Trivia Pursuit game. Make a family time capsule. Family members could write down memories, bring pictures or anything they would like to put in the capsule. The idea is how you would want others to know your family. One family put their items in a small footlocker and donated it to the local historical society in the family name. Have family members bring odd pictures that not too many have seen, and guess who they are. Ask family members to bring one wrapped gift, something about/of/from the family. The gifts are numbered as they are registered and given out as door prizes. Give prizes for the oldest, youngest, farthest traveled, most children, etc. Have a story telling time, with the elders telling stories that begin with sentences like, "The orneriest thing my brother/sister ever did to me while we were growing up was ..." Sell t-shirts with the family name/crest. Make a xeroxed family history coloring book that tells the family story. Buy discount stuffed animals and send one home with each child. Sometimes the teenagers want one, too. Have crafts for the kids: necklaces, marble pouches, something they can make and take home. Or, have face painting, bubbles, ring toss, etc. Have everyone handwrite a recipe card or paper, copy them and make a family cookbook. Laminate copies of family photos for a placemat to be taken home. Make a family calendar showing everyone's birthday. Something to think about: Some folks might not be at the next reunion, so make it one they will remember. Have something interesting for all age grolBps. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 83 Botetourt County Death Records by Charles T. Burton - continued MALOW, Mary (widow) - b ca 1767 Pa - d 25 Aug 1857 - cd diorobear - rep by son Mitchell MALOW MAN see MANN, William RENTFRO MANGUS, male - b 13 Jan 191 5 Bot Co - d 13 Jan 1915 - f M W MANGUS (b Bot Co) - m Frances ( JAMISON ) (b Fkln Co) - buried Mill Cr eek cem - cd premature MANGES, Aubrey J amison - b 22 Nov 1912 Bot Co - d 27 Nov 1912 - f Marshall MANGES (b Bot Co) - f Frances M ( JAMISON) (b Fkln Co) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd complicated delivery MANGUS, Daniel - b 19 Aug 1815 - d 28 Aug 1880 - h/o Mary MANGUS (d 1886) grave Haymakertown cem MANGUS, George - b ca 1788 Pa (census #1675) - d 3 May 1854 - cd unkn - rep by son Daniel MANGUS - h/o Mary MANGUS - adrn Daniel MANGUS MANGUS, George W - b 20 Mar 1840 - d 28 Feb 1906 - grave Haymakertown cem MANGUS, Ida S - b 12 Mar 1869 - d 28 June 1869 - f [ George W MANGUS] - m [Susan E] - grave Haymakertown cem MANGES, John Daniel - b 8 Apr 1908 Bot Co - d 3 Sep 1913 - f C W MANGES (b Va) - m Leona E ( WHITE) (b Va) - bu~ied Haymakertown cem - cd intestinal inflamation MANGUS, Leona Ellena - b 26 June 1882 Haymakertown - d 15 Nov 1912 - f W W WHITE (b Va) - m Catherine ( PAINTER) (b Va) - buried Haymakertown cem - cd gasoline burns MANGUS, Lewis Edward - b ca Jan 1858 Bot Co - d 7 Feb 1859 - age l y lm - f Daniel MANGUS - m Polly - cd 'information' of the brain - rep by father MANGUS, Mary - b 19 Nov 1816 - d 3 Aug 1886 - w/o Daniel MANGUS - grave Haymakertown cem MANGUS, Mary S - b 17 Mar 1880 - d 3 Jan 1881 - f D B MANGUS - m C L grave Haymakertown cem MANGUS, Mattie M - b 11 May 1875 - d 26 Apr 1879 - gr ave Haymakertown cem MANGES , Ruby Leona - b 20 Dec 1904 Va - d 25 Mar 1915 - f Charles W MANGES (b Va) - m Leona (WHITE) (b Va) - buried Haymakertown cem - cd erysep~las of right le g MANGUS, Willia J - b 31 May 1878 - d 4 J an 1881 - f D B MANGUS - m C L grave Haymakertown cem MANKEY see William SIMMONS MANKY, Elizabeth - b ca 1807 Aug Co - d 27 June 1869 - age 62y BYERLY - m M - rep by hus Philip MANKY MANLEY, Richard - d by 26 J an 1804 - Ref WB B p79, app VIRGUNDA APPALACHIAN NOTES f Jacob �Page 84 MANN see William RENTFRO MANN, John - d by 11 May 1780 marked out, written above is 4 May 1778 - Ref WB A p193, 206, app, Admr bond, settlement - admr Moses MANN MANN, Thomas - d by 9 Feb 1773 - admr bond - admr William MANN HANKY, Nicholas - d by Feb 1824 - Ref WB C p543, will dated 20 Oct 1812 wife Barbara; ch George & others not named; bro David of Pa MANN, William - d by 10 Nov 1778 - Ref WB A p96, will dated 3 Feb 1778; Admr bond - wife Jeane; ch Moses, Thomas, William, John, Ealie, Jenny, Sarah, & one unborn - admr Jean MANN, James GRAHAM, Robert ARMSTRONG MANN, William [maybe a duplicate] - d by Feb 1795 - Ref WB [no vol or p g iven], app MANSPILE, Preston - b Nov 1895 Bot Co - d 28 Nov 1917 - f A J MANSPILE (b Rb Co) - m Lucy (WARNER) (b Bot Co) - buried Zions Hill cem - cd killed by train MARKHAM see Fannie A BRYAN, Mary DODD, J J BRYANT, Harriet Ann JOHNSON, George WILKERSON MAR.KHAM, female - b 4 June 1914 Bot Co - d 4 June 1914 Bot Co - f William E MARKHAM (b Bed Co) - m Nina Frances (BOWER) (b WV) - buried Arcadia Cem - cd prolonged labor MARKHAM, Amanda - b ca 1834 Bot Co - d 2 May 1859 Bot Co - age 25y - f E TUCKER - cd scroffalo - rep by f-i-1 M[arshall] MARKHAM - w/o Marshall (marked out) written above William A MARDI.AM MARKHAM, Cornelius A - b ca 1838 Va (census 411055) - d by 10 Mar 1862 Bot Co - f Tilghman MARKHAM - m Catherine - adm Tilghman MARKHAM MARKHAM, Dovie - b Apr 1912 Bot Co - d 2 June 1913 Bot Co - f Henry Albert MARKHAM (b Bot Co) - m Ella {BRYANT) (b Bot Co) - buried family cem - cd flux MARICIIAM, Gilbert Jackson - b 13 Sep 1896 Va - d 24 Dec 1912 Bot Co - f John Marshall MARKHAM (b Va) - m Lucy Bell WORLEY (b Va) - buried family cem - cd typhoid fever MARKBAM, Idora (single) - b ca 1861 Bot Co - d 11 Dec 1864 Bot Co - age 3y Om lOd - f William T MARKHAM - m Matilda [FLIPPO] - cd diptheria - rep by father MARKHAM, J[ohn] P, Rev - b 23 Feb 1813 - d 17 Feb 1898 Bot Co - f [Nathaniel] MARKHAM - rn [Nancy Agnes] - wife Kiziab POLLARD - grave Mill Creek Cem MARKHAM, James - d by 26 Sep 1900 Bot Co - cd accidently shot by Dolly VINES - Inquest papers MARKHAM, James [L] (rod) - b ca 1790 Va - d Mar 1850 Bot Co - age 60y - cd cold - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - wife [Elizabeth VEST] MAR.KHAM, Jessie Solomon - b 11 Mar 1840 Bot Co - d 23 Mar 1917 Eot Co - f Jessie MARKHAM (b Va) - m Mary (CANNADY) (b Va) - buried family cem - cd cerebral hemorrhage VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 85 MARKHAM, Liza Jane - b 28 July 1833 Bot Co - d 7 Jan 1917 Bot Co - f Thomas FALLS (b Bot Co) - Eliza J ( UTI ) [Utt is circled & EURICK or EWRICK is written] (b Bot Co) - buried Lithia cem - cd old age & Avitis (see nosis) [hus F1eming E MARKHAM] MARKBAM, Margret - b 15 Sep 1837 Va - d 15 Sep 1915 Bot Co - f Owen HARDIAM (b Va) - m Nancie ( WATSON) (b Va) - buried Jennings Creek Cem - cd b l ood poison MARKHAM, Nicbo1is Owen - b 30 Dec 1836 Bot Co - d 18 Jan 1914 Bot Co - f Marshall MARKHAM (b Bed . Co) - m Mar tha (WATSON) (b Bed Co) - buried family cem - cd dropsy - [wife Rebec ca N] MARKHAM, Raymond Wilson - b 6 Dec 1912 Bot Co - d 12 June 1913 Bot Co - f Charles Breckenridge MARKHAM (b Bot Co) - m Etaw (SHORTER) (b Bot Co) buried family cem - cd f l ux MARKHAM, Susan J - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 25 June 1855 Bot Co - f Josee [ Jesse ] E MARDIAM - m Mary [ CENNEDAY] - cd typho i d fever - rep by father MARKHAM, Virgil A - b ca 1841 Bot Co .- d 4 June 1862 Bot Co - age 21y lOm f J[ohn ] P MARl{llAM - m Kiziah - cd fever - rep by father MARKLE see William McCLENACHAN MARKRAFF, Joseph - b Germany - d 4 June 1913 , buried Alms house cem - ref Deat h Certificate - cd Sarcoma of face, neck, mouth & tongue MARKS, Henry B - d by 11 May 1868 - admr 11 May 1868 James M FIGGATT MARGUART see David OBENSHAIN, Lewis T OBENSHAIN, Matthew OBENSHAIN, Samuel OBENSHAIN MARTIN see Philip Henry BAKER, Hermit BALE, Cecil S LOYD, James MAYS , William Lee RUFF MARTIN, - d by 8 Dec 1801 (Bot Co dau called an orphan) - dau Jane MARTIN, Asbury - b ca 1839 Va (census #1200) - d by 14 Apr 1862 Bot Co - f Ephraim HARTIN - m Rhoda - adm Andrew HANNAH MARTIN, Betty A - b ca 1847 - d 13 Jan 1899 Bot Co - age 52y - grave Mt Mar i ah Lutheran cem MARTIN, Charles B - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 10 May 1854 Bot Co MARTIN - m Virginia - cd hooping cough - rep by father f James S MARTIN, Ciger7 (Macijah) (male) - b ca Feb 1868 Bot Co - d 4 July 1868 Bot Co - age 4m lOd - m Julia HILLER? - cd hives - rep by mother Julie ?MILLER MARTIN, Conrad - b ca 1775 Pa - d 27 Nov 1856 Bot Co - cd dropsy - rep by son Hiram MARTIN - wife [Eva] MARTIN, Elizabeth (widow) - b ca 1780 Winchester, Va - d 31 Aug 1837 Bot Co - age 77y - cd cholara morbus - rep by dau Mary Ann HAMILTON - widow of John P MARTIN - Ref Death bk; Mt Union gravestone VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 86 MARTIN, Frederick A - b ca 1828 Bot Co (census #1245) - d 20 July 1854 Bot Co - f Thomas MARTIN - Mrs Mary [BRYAN] BOYD - cd disentary - rep by bro William W BOYD - adm (14 Aug 1854) Pleasant M MARTIN & (9 May 1859) wm W BOYD; admr 12 Nov 1867 Thomas F MARTIN MARTIN, Henry C - b ca May 1842 Bot Co - d 2 Dec 1861 Orange Court House, Va age 19y 6m 20d - f Abraham [or Archiba1d ] MARTIN - m Susan - rep by father MARTIN, James (M) or S - b ca 1810 Bot Co - d 15 Mar 1868 Bot Co - age 58y f William MARTIN - m Charlotte [ROBIOU] - cd consumption - rep by son John MARTIN - h/o Virginia MARTIN MARTIN, James W - d by 9 Feb 18 63 - adm Lewis LINKENBOKER, sheriff MARTIN, John - b ca 1822 Bot Co - d Oct 1860 Bot Co - age 38y MARTIN - cd 'drounding' - rep by father f Ephram MARTIN, John C - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 25 Aug 1866 Bot Co - age 25y MARTIN - m Catherine - cd fever - rep by father f Hiram MARTIN, John Phi1ip - b ca 3 June 1781 - d 7 June 1850 Bot Co - age 69y Om 4d - h/o [Elizabeth] - ref Mt Union gravestone MARTIN, John W - b 1861 - d 1932 Bot Co - h/o Mattie M MARTIN (1867-1936) Ref Lemontown gravestone MARTIN, Johnson - d by June 1818 Bot Co - Ref WB C pl21, will dated 22 Feb 1810 - wife ; ch: Nancy (md BARTEL has been marked out), Judy, Sarah, Feby, Bartlet; s -i-1 Thomas PEAS'"'= Exr Thomas PEAS MARTIN, Josiah - d by 9 Oct 1820, order, Bot Co - Ref WB C p302, dower assigned - wife Polly MARTIN, Mary A - b ca 1836 Va - d 3 Sep 1916 Bot Co Va) - m Mary (BENNETT) (b Va) - cd old age f Aaron PERSINGER (b MARTIN, Mary B - d by 11 Aug 1862 Bot Co - adm T F MARTIN MARTIN, Mary E - b 30 July 1791 - d 24 Mar 1857 Bot Co - ref Lemontown cem MARTIN, Mattie M - b 1867 - d 1936 Bot Co - w/o John W MARTIN (1861-1932) ref Lemontown gravestone MARTIN, Mildred F - b 22 Jan 1841 - d 8 Aug 1935 Bot Co - grave Amsterdam cem MARTIN, Neomi Jane - b 18 Aug 1839 - d 27 Mar 1917 Bot Co - f F B CALDWELL (b Bot Co) - m Nancy (KELLY) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Pleasant Cem - cd burn [md #1 21 Jan 1858 Bot Co John H Fridley] MARTIN, Philip (md) - b ca 1779 Pa - d June 1869 Bot Co - age 70y - cd paralasis - ref 18 50 Bot Co Mort Schedule MARTI~, Pleasant M - b ca 1824 Va (c ensus #1234) - d by 9 May 1859 Bot Co f Thomas MARTIN - m Mary (BRYAN) BOYD - adm Will iam W BOYD; #2 12 Nov 1867 Thomas F MARTIN VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 87 MARTIN, Priscilla - b ca 1832 Bot Co - d 15 Oct 1854 Bot Co - f Ephraim MARTIN - m Rosetta - cd cancer - rep by father MARTIN, Samuel B - b 10 oct 1830 - d 21 Dec 1902 Bot Co - grave Amsterdam cem MARTIN, Thomas E - b ca 1845 - d 9 Aug 1917 Bot Co - age 72y - f Wi11iam MARTIN - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran cem MARTIN, William R - b ca Mar 1866 Bot Co - d 23 June 1866 Bot Co - age 3m od - William MARTIN - m Lizzie C - cd not known - rep by father MASEY see Bettie HINCHEE MASON, - d 10 Oct 1895 Bot Co - bus V Otis MASON; ch 3, not named buried Copps cem - Cronise scrapbook 54 (~o date) MASON, Daniel - d by 8 Nov 1822 - Ref WB C p439, app - On 11 Oct 1824 orphan Eliza (age ca 7) - admr Philip SHARTZER MASON, French - d by 10 Mar 1814 (dau called an orphan) - day Cath erine (over 14) MASON, James - d by May 1808 - f MASON dec ' d (James McKEACHEY , Ex) - ref WB B pl83, will dated 2 Mar 1803 - bros William (dec'd of Ky) , Joseph (of Ky) siss Janet (md Samuel CRAWFORD of Ky & had William, Samuel, Mason, Mary (md Edward PATE), Jane (md PATE), Elinor (rod JENNINGS), Margaret , Sarah CRAWFORD); Mary MASON dec1 d (rod James E EDGARof Bed Co); Margaret MASON (md Joseph SNODGRASS of Tn) MASON, Jonathan - d by Mar 1822, marked out, ref WB C p347, app - admr Philip SWITZER & 20 Dec 1821 written above - MASON, Martin - d by Dec 1794 (app WB A p383) - orphans Su sanna, Sarah , Martin & Abraham, all under 14 on 12 June 1798 ; John , Jonathan & Peggy , over 14 by 8 Apr 1800; - On 16 June 1815 there were 5 others listed ; Wi l Daniel, Catherine, Elizabeth & Mary, and saying the youngest had become Feb 1815 MATHENY, William T - b 24 Aug 1854 Bot Co - d 26 - m M - cd inflamation bladder - rep by father Aug 1854 - f P eachy Nancy, all l i am, 21 in MATHENY MATHENY, Willie - b 1857 - d 1922 - grave St Jacob's Lutheran cem MATTHEWS see Pau1zer KIMBERLING MATTHEWS, William - d by 10 Nov 1772 - ref WB A pl9 , will dated 23 J u ly 1772, Admr bond - wife Frances ; ch Ann, Elizabeth , John, Joseph~ J ames; br o s Samson , George - admr George MATTHEWS MAURA (or MOYER, MYER), Conrad - d by Feb 18 24 - . Re f WB C p 54 5 , wil l dated 23 Oct 1809 - son Conrad (of Somerset Co , Pa) , s-i-1 Henry PAINTER MAURY see MURRY MAURY (or MURRY) , Alice L - b Bot Co - d 29 Mar 1 86 1 - f Barne y MAURY - m Ellen M - cd Scarlet fever - rep by f atber VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 88 MAURY, John K - b ca 1830 Aug Co - d 5 May 1862 Williamsburg , Va - age 32y cd gun shot - rep by wife Elizabeth MAURY - ad.rn Ferdinand WOLTZ (9 June 1862) MAURY, Oliver Henry - d 28 Mar 1861 - f scarl et fever - rep by father MAY see MAYS, Barney MAURY - m Ellen M - cd mal e HARLOW MAY, Richard - d by 14 Feb 1782 - Ref admr bond - admr Agnes MAY MAYBERRY see Bil lie BANE MAYO, Anna U - b ca 1850, Bot Co - d 1 Sep 1853 - f L W MAYO (doctor) - m Frances - cd scarlet fever - rep by father MAYS see MAY, Jacob HARMAN, Thomas REED, Mary A HUNTER, David WHITMORE, Frances J FARROW, Mariah R HOGSHEAD, Mary J ANDERSON, Esterline BRUGH, Maria F BRUGH, John CROSS, Mary DILL, Frank Edward KERN, Charlotte McCLURE, James McCLURE, James McCLURE , Abraham W PEERY, James WALLICE, Mary J ANDERSON, Dr Cyrus DOGGETT, Fletcher M DOGGETT, Isabella E M DOGGETT , Mary MAYS DOGGETT, Nellie M DOGGETT MAYS , _ - d by 6 Feb 1814 (dau called an orphan) - dau Mary MAYS, Alberta V - b 8 Aug 1853 [Bot Co] - d 26 Oct 1938 Bot Co - f J[ohn H] SHEETS - m M[ary] J - w/o Josephus MAYS - ref Shiloh Methodist gravestone MAYS, David J - b 30 Nov 1860 Bot Co - d 14 July 1954 Bot Co - f Thomas MAYS _ m Mary A McCONNELL - h/o Mary E MAYS (1869-1924) - Ref Eagle Rock gravestone MAYS, Elisha - d 1928 Bot Co Heir list (not copied) MAYS, Ellen - b 23 Dec 1808 - d 23 Mar 1840 Bot Co - age 3ly 3m - f [Joseph FERGUSON] - m [Jane] - w/o Fletcher H MAYS (d 1894) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone MAYS, Ellen - b ca 1805 (census 1850 Bot Co #858) - d 187 5 Bot Co (will) (John CALLAHAN] [see my Shirkey file] - 1st hus George SHIRKEY , 2nd hus James MAYS Jr - ch by 1st hus Oliver SHIRKEY, Margaret (md James CRAIG) 0 f MAYS, Esther - d ca 1780 Va - d 1853 Bot Co (will) - f Thomas REID - hus Matthew MAYS; ch Thomas R, Patsy R McCLURE, Estiline, Susannah McCLURE, Harriet A PEERY (ber son wm M PEERY), Maria A HOGSHEAD, Frances J, Po1 ly R, John, Florence M MAYS, Fletcher H - d ca 1894 Bot Co (settlement of estate) - 1st wife Ellen FERGUSON, 2nd wife, Mrs Mary L (____ _) EWIN 4 heirs, Belle M DOGGETT, 0 M DOGGETT, R F MAYS, Mrs Mary S WILSON MAYS, Fletcher Reid - b 17 Aug 1873 - d 18 Aug 1876 Bot Co Fletcher B] - m E D - grave Mil l Creek Cem f R F MAYS [s/o MAYS, Florence M (single) - b ca 1799 Bot Co (or 1801 , census #1226) - d 31 Aug 1855 Bot Co , Death & will book - f Martha (Matthew) MAYS - m Florence [circled, written in Esther REID] - cd Bylias complaint - rep by bro John MAYS - Ex Joseph McCLURE VIRGRN!A APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 89 MAYS, Frances Jane (single) - b ca 1835 Bot Co - d 8 June 1853 Bot Co Death bk - age 1 8y - f Fletcher B MAYS - m Ellen - rep by father - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone; death bk MAYS, James - b ca 182.1 - d by 21 Aug 1850 Bot Co (adm appointed) - f ?? Ballenger MAYSE - m ?? Mary WRIGHT - admr William MAYS (bro ?) MAYS, James - b ca 1805 Va (census #980) - d by 12 May 1862 Bot Co (adm appointed) - f James MAYS - m Mary REID - wife Mrs Ellen <~) SHIR.KEY; ch Walter - adm Walter L MAYS MAYS, James - b ca 1763 Pa (census #277) - d 24? July 1853 Bot Co (Death & Will Bk) - a ge 89y llm 4d - f John MAYS - m Mary REID - cd old age - rep by son William MAYS - Ref Death bk; Will bk (will) - wife Mary & her father Thomas REID & ch John R; James (his son Walter) , Thomas, Florence Ann, Joseph R, Robert; gs John D HARTIN - Ex John R & Joseph R MAYS (11 July 1853) MAYS, James David, Rev - b 1853 (# written over) - d 1929 Bot Co Heir List f Robert MAYS - m Lovinia WHITMER - Relatives: nieces & nephews Bomer P FLAHERTY (b ca 1872); Arthur FLAHERTY (b ca 1888); R M FLAHERTY (b ca 1881); Anna BUNTER (b ca 1878); Blanche PULLEN (b ca 1884); Bertha M LEGG (b ca 1875) - [buried Metb-Epis Cem, Eagle Rock, Va] MAYS, John - b ca 1806 - d 2 May 1878 Bot Co Death paper 8 will bk - f Matthews MAYS - m Esther REID - wife Agnes J REID; ch Mary Rowland COFFER, Henry R, John W, Joseph R MAYS, John Harrison - d ca 1919 Bot Co (will) - f Joseph R MAYS - m Letitia B KERN - relatives: to the heirs of [uncle] John W MAYS MAYS, John T - b 18 Dec 1834 - d 9 Sep 1909 Bot Co - f John R MAYS - m "Polly" R TATE - Ref Shiloh Method i st gravestone MAYS, Joseph R - b ca 1812 Va (census #275) - d 7 Aug 1866 Bot Co - age 54y - f James MAYS - m Mary [REID] - [1s t wife Virginia LINDSEY, 2nd wife Pauline BISHOP] - rep by bro Thomas MAYS - Adm 10 Sep 1866 Thomas L MAYS MAYS, Josephus - b ca 1 845 - d 19 July 1882 Bot Co (assigned dower) - f John R MAYS - m Mary R TATE - wife Alberta V SHEETS MAYS, Lavinia - b 8 July 1823 - d 22 June 1892 - f [David WHITMER] - 2nd w/o Robert MAYS - Ref Old Shiloh gravestone (on #43) Allen Carper cem, near ruins old Allen house) MAYS, Letitia Be1le - b ca 1867 - d 1947 Bot Co Heir list - f N B KERN - m s J - Relatives: sis Ada L MAYS (b ca 1868); bros (all KERNS) 8 many nieces & nephews - hus Joseph R MAYS MAYS, Mary - d by May 1822 Bot Co (will) - Ref WB C p357, will dated 11 Sep 1820 - ch Susannah (md ___ TATE); Mary (rnd [John] CROSS) ; James - [w/ o John MAYS] MAYS, Mary E - b 12 Sep 1869 - d 12 Aug 1924 - f W B FINNEY - m S E - w/ o Davi.d J HAYS (1860-1954) - Ref Eagle Rock gravestone .. ncik e c...... 1r)lt VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES c:: ""' c Libra iQ l<Q m �Page 90 MAYS, Mary L [JONES] Ewing - b ca 1818 - d 1865 - f [Wi11iam JONES] - w/o #1 Danie1 P EWING, #2 Fletcher H MAYS - grave Fincastle Presby cem MAYS, Mary R - b ca 1800 - d 29 Dec 1865 - f John TATE - rn Susan - hus John McCLURE ~ MAYS, Mary R (unmd) - b 3 July 1802 - d 11 Dec 1884 Bot Co (death papers) f Matthew MAYS - m Esther (REID) MAYS - sis Maria HOGSHEAD - re f Ams terdam gravestone MAYS, Mary Susan - b ca Oct 1859 - d 11 Mar 1860 - age Sm 21d - f Alfred B MAYS - m May J - cd burned - rep by father MAYS, Matthew - d ca 1841 Bot Co (app) - f John MAYS - m Mary - wife Esther REID MAYS, Matthew B - b ca 1835 Bot Co - d ca 1908 Bot Co (will) - f Thomas R MAYS - m Elizabeth HOGSHEAD - wife Sallie McCLELLAN; ch James E, Alice (md W KERN); Sallie S (md Tinsley GULLEY); Thomas R c MAYS, Robert - b ca 1823 Va (census #462) - d by 15 Feb 1853 Bot Co (adm bond) - f James MAYS - m Mary REID - b/o Lavinia WHITMER - adm Joseph R MAYS MAYS, Thomas (urund) - b ca 1799 - d 10 May 1876 Bot Co; wil l & death papers - age 77y -f James MAYS - m Mary REID - Ref Saltpeter Cave gravestone - bro John R; sis Florence A HUNTER; n ephews Thomas L & Walter L MAYS - nieces Ann Eliza RUDESILL, Mary Ellen HUNTER MAYS, Thomas L - b ca 1843 - d 1876 Bot Co (app) - f Joseph R MAYS - m Virginia LINDSEY - wife Catherine "Kitty" J BURKS MAYS, Thomas R - b ca 1807 (census 1850 Bot Co lf700) - d 1876 Bot Co (will) - f Matthew MAYS - m Esther REID - wife Elizabeth HOGSHEAD; ch Matthew B (his dau Mary A); Mary Ann REES; Easter R WILLIAMS; Letitia F DRISCOLL; gdau Minerva D ~ or ~ (now Minerva PRILTZ) MAYS (or MAZE), William Sr - d by Mar 1783 Bot Co will - f James MAYS - ref WB A pl69, will dated 1 Oct 1781 - wife Margaret; ch William, Richard, Sarah (md McMURRAY); Mary (md [William] SCOTT] MEAD see male FERRELL MEAD, Charles Lewis - b 13 Apr 1896 Va - d 15 Nov 1 916 - f Henry MEAD (b Va ) - m Mary (BICE) (b Va) - buried Hollins, Va cem - cd lobar pneumonia MEADOWS, Josiah - d MEASILS?? by 8 Jan 1793 - ref adrnr bond - admr Josiah MEADOWS see John HAYS MEDLEY see Mary Jane RULE MEDLEY, Humphrey - d 1868 - adrn bond 14 Sep 1868, Sheriff LINKENBOKER MEDLEY, James W - b ca 1787 Charlotte Co, Va - d 3 Dec 1867 - age 80y - f William MEDLEY - cd paralized - rep by wife Nancy MEDLEY - Ex 13 Jan 186 8 Charles VANDERGRIFf V~RGIN~A APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 91 MEDLEY, "Wi1liam (colored) - d by 23 June 1927 - cd natural causes - ref Inquest papers MEEKINS, Malinda - b ca 1829 Bot Co - d 18 Dec 1869 - age 40y - rep by bus Arthur MEEKINS MEEKS , Wi1bur Ramond - b 2 Dec 1912 - d 28 Aug 1913 - ps from Orphan's house in Richmond - buried Glen Wilton cem - cd cholera in£antum MEFFORD see MIFFORD MELLON see Nathan SCOTT MENGA ?? see Philip LOOP MEREDITH, Be.n ry - b ca 1860 Bot Co - d 2 Aug 1862 - age Oy 16m Od - f Samuel MEREDI TH - m Sarah - cd dysentary - rep by father MERRITT see Mary J MYERS, Eliza A ALDERSON, Daniel CAMPBELL, Gussie Pearl STULL MERRITT, Catherin - b ca 1825 - d 23 Nov 1856 - f William AUSTIN - m Sarah [CUSTER] - cd typhoid fev er - rep by sis Margaret AUSTIN - w/o Thomas C MERRITT MERRITT , Christina - b 25 Feb 1820 Bot Co - d 24 Jan 1916 - f John BARGER (b ·Rb Co) - m Christina (WILHELM) (b Rb Co) - buried Sizer Cem - cd old age & LaGrippe MERRITT, Clarissa - b ca 1845 Bot Co - d 20 July 1861 - age 16y - m Mary MERRITT - typhoid fever - rep by gm Polly MERRITT MERRITT, Henry - b ca Mar 1853 Bot Co - d 20 Aug 1861 - age Sy Sm - f Thoma s C MERRITT - cd diptheria - rep by father MERRITT, James M - b ca 1839 Va (census #1646) - d by 12 May 1852 - f Samue l MERRITT - m Susan - adm Samuel MERRITT MERRITT, John - b ca 1784 Bed Co - d 26 Sep 1854 - cd r h eumetism - rep b y wife Sarah MERRI TT MERRITT, John M (urund) - b ca Aug 1839 Bot Co - d 2 Oct 1861 Fairfax Co age 22y 2m - f Samue l MERRITT - m Su san - cd hemorr hage - rep b y mother MERRIT, John Wil liam - b Mar 1 8 53 Bot Co - d 25 Apr 18 5 3 - f Thomas C MERRIT - m Catherine - cd pneumonia - rep by father MERRETT, Samuel - b ca 1757 - d 17 Oct 1820 (orphans to b e bound, 7 Apr 1821) - ref WB C p334 , app - on 7 Apr 18 21 Orphans Daniel 8 Pa~terson - [Note : mentions pension money due the state . See 1835 Pension Roll , Va se ction, p44 MERRITT , Samuel B - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 5 Dec 1856 - f Thomas C MERRITT - m Catherin - cd typhoid fev er - rep by aunt Margar e t AUSTIN METTS see El izabe t h ADAMS , George W ADAMS VIRGDNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 92 MICHEL, Rose - b ca Mar 1861 Bot Co - d June 1861 - age Oy 3m Od - f J D MICHEL - m Sarah - cd cold - rep by mother MIDDLETON, Juliett B - b ca 1840 - d 21 June 1862 - age 2ly llm 8d - cd typhoid fever - rep by hus Henry C MIDDLETON MIFFORD see Nicholas HAYNES MIFFORD, Jacob - d by June 1798 - ref WB A p473, will dated 9 Apr 1798 - wife Peggy; Ch Elizabeth ( NUGENT); Polly, John, Jacob, Catherine, Peggy, Pricilla - On 13 Apr 1802 orphan John was over 14 MILER, Thomas - d by 11 Aug 1845 (dau called an orphan) - dau Ann E1iza (over 14) MILLER see Frances A ROSS, Ciger MARTIN, Ann S BLUNT, Maggie S LIPES, Bugh ALLEN, Leab ETZLER, John FIREBAUGH, Mary FIREBAUGH, Philip FIREBAUGH, Philip M FIREBAUGH, William M FIREBAUGH, Virginia Hester SWARTZ, Loise Mildred SWATTS MILLER, Clyde Maxwell - b 22 Jan 1913 Glen Wilton, Bot Co - d 24 Jan 1913 f Middleton MILLER (b Media, Pa) - m Eva C1yde (WOOD) (b Glen Wilton) buried family plot - cd heart failure MILLER, C P - b 3 May 1829 Va - d 14 Feb 1915 - f John P MILLER (b Va) buried High Bridge cem - cd paralphlegia MILLER, David - d by Apr 1808 [see Aug Co, Va, death cards] - ref WB B pl92 , 196, 266, app & division - wi fe Hannah (her dower); Ch 3, not named - wife Hannah md #2 _ Boyd - admx Hannah MILLER 1811 MILLER, Elizabeth S - b ca 1804 Surry Co, Va - d 1 June 1857 - cd paralises - rep by hus Fleming B MILLER MILLER, Fannie A - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 2 Mar 1865 - age 8y 3rn - f Jacob S MILLER - m Mary - cd brain fever - rep by father MILLER, James - d 20 June 1866 - cd hung himself - Ref Inquest papers - adm 10 Sep 1866 Jacob G SPERRY MILLER, James A - b 1831 Rb Co - d 24 Feb 1913 Bot Co - f Andrew MILLER (b Rb Co) - m (? ORRVERSOLT ??) (b Rb Co) - buried Colland Cem - cd LaGrippe MILLER, John J - b ca 1795 NY (census #615) - d by 14 Oct 1850 - adm Isaac A MILLER MI LLER , Lillian Gertrude - b 24 Feb 1890 Bot Co - d 23 Feb 1917 - f John MILLER ( b Germany ) - m Mary C (FISHER) (b Fkln Co) - buried Bethesda - cd bronchal pneumonia MILLER , Mary A - b 18 June 1869 - d 21 May 1900 - ref Allen-Carper (near rui ns old Allen house) MI LLER, Nancy Jane - b ca 1829 Rb Co - d 14 Nov 1857 - f Ge orge LEMON - m Ann - cd f ev er - rep by hus Sam. MILLER VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 93 MILLER, Permalie - d by 9 mar 1868 - Ex 9 Mar 1868 Henry C MILLER MILLER, Rachael - b ca 1790 - d 3 Oct 1853 - cd dropsy - w/o William MILLER MILLER, Randal - b ca 1845 Bot Co - d 2 May 1868 - age 23y - f Anderson MILLER - m Nancy cd pneumonia - rep by wife M MILLER MILLER, Thomas, Dr - b 24 Oct 1837 Turnstall, Suffolk, England - d 29 May 1916 Bot Co - f William MILLER (b Boyton, Suffolk Eng) - m Elizabeth (ABBITI) (b L~shaw, Suffolk, Eng) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd heart failure MILLER, William - d by 18 Feb 1786 - ref Admr bond - admr Ad SMITH MILLIRON$, - d by 13 Aug 1801 (son called an orphan) - son Henry MILLNER, Robert - d by 8 Sep 1845 (son called an orphan) - son Robert (over 14) MILLS see Albert L KING MILLS, Hugh - d by 10 May 1785 - Ref WB A p225, wil l dated 25 Mar 1785 , Admr bond - bros Blaney, John; nephew Bugh MILLS (of John) - admr Blaney MILLS, D MAY MILLS, John - d by 12 Apr 1781 - ref WB A pl49, app, admr bond - admr John MILLS MILTON see Samuel NOFSINGER MILTON, Frederick - b 19 Feb 1914 Bot Co - d 3 Aug 1914 - f William MILTON (b Bed Co) - m Minnie (COOK) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd cholera infantum MILTON, Madaline Dematus - b 27 Oct 1911 (b Bot Co) - d 29 Oct 191 2 - f Allen G MILTON (b All Co) - m Pearl M (GIVENS) (b Craig Co) - buried Andrew's Chapel cem - cd spinal menengitis MILTON, William H - b 13 Jan 1854 Craig Co - d 30 May 1913 - f Pleasant MILTON (b Va) - m Mary (SIZER) (b Va) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd heart MINEELY or MINEALY see Alexander WALKER MINGES see George RONK MINNI CK see Christiana HAYMAKER, Isaac Newton HAYMAKER MINNICH, C A - b 22 Dec 1826 - d 26 Oct 1911 - h/o #1 Catherine S, #2 Martha A - grave Amsterdam cem MINNICK, Catherine - b ca 1844 Bot Co ?? or 1800 census #871 - 25 Feb 1862 age 18y ???'? - f [John MINNICH] - cd typhoid fever - rep by b-i-1 Buford T MURPHY - Ref WB K p630, will dated 25 Oct 1853 , probated May 1862 , names sis Elizabeth MURPHY & their 3 ch - Ex Buford T MURPHY (11 Aug 1862) MINNICH, Catherine S - b ca 1837 - d 21 Oct 1887 - age SOy - w/o C A MINNICH - grave Amsterdam cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 94 MICHEL, Rose - b ca 'Mar 1861 Bot Co - d June 1861 - age Oy 3m Od - f MICHEL - m Sarah - cd col d - rep by mo t her JD MIDDLETON, Ju1iett B - b ca 1840 - d 21 June 1862 - age 2ly llm 8d - cd typhoid fever - rep by hus Henry C MIDDLETON MIFFORD see Nic holas HAYNES MIFFORD, Jacob - d by June 1798 - ref WB A p473, will da t ed 9 Apr 1798 - wife Peggy; Ch Elizabeth < ~-NUGENT); Polly, John, Jacob , Catherine, Peggy, Prici11a - On 13 Apr 1802 orphan John was over 1 4 MILER, Thomas - d by 11 Aug 1845 (dau called an orphan) - dau Ann Eliza (over 14) MU.I.JIB see Frances A ROSS , Ciger MARTIN, Ann S BLUNT, Maggie S LIPES, Bugh ALLEN, Leah ETZLER, John FIREBAUGH, Mary FIREBAUGH, Philip FIREBAUGH , Philip M FIREBAUGH , William M FIREBAUGH, Virginia Hester SWARTZ, Loise Mildred SWATTS MILLER, Clyde Maxwell - b 22 Jan 1913 Glen Wilton , Bot Co - d 24 Jan 1913 f Middleton MILLER (b Media, Pa) - m Eva Clyde (WOOD) (b Glen Wilton)- ' buried family plot - cd heart fai lure MILLER, C p - b 3 May 1829 Va - d 14 Feb 1915 - f John P MILLER (b Va) - b uried High Bridge cem - cd paralphlegia MILLER, David - d by Apr 1808 [see Aug Co , Va, death cards] - ref WB B pl92, 196, 266, app & division - wife Hannah (h e r dower); Ch 3, not named - wife Hannah md #2 Boyd - admx Hannah MILLER 1 811 MILLER, Elizabeth S - b ca 1 804 Surr y Co, Va - d 1 June 1 857 - cd paralises - rep by bus Fleming B MILLER MILLER, Fannie A - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 2 Mar 1865 - age 8y 3m - f Jacob MILLER - m Mary - cd brain fev e r - rep by fa ther s MILLER, James - d 20 June 1866 - cd hung himself - Ref I n quest papers - adm 10 Sep 1866 Jacob G SPERRY MILLER, James A - b 1831 Rb Co - d 24 Feb 1913 Bot Co - f Andrew MILLER (b Rb Co) - m (? ORRVERSOLT ??) (b Rb Co) - buried Colland Cem - cd LaGrippe MILLER, MILLER John J - b ca 1795 NY (census #615) - d by 14 Oct 1850 - adm Isaac A MILLER, Lillian Gertrude - b 24 Feb 1890 Bot Co - d 23 Feb 1917 - f John MILLER (b Germany) - m Mary C (FISHER) (b Fkln Co) - buried Bethesda - cd bronchal pneumonia MILLER, Mary A - b 18 June 1869 - d 21 May 1900 - ref Allen-Carper (near ruins old Allen house) MILLER, Nancy Jane - b ca 1829 Rb Co - d 14 Nov 1857 - cd fever - rep by bus Sam. MILLER VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES f George LEMON - m Ann �Page 95 MILLER, Permalie - d by 9 mar 1868 - Ex 9 Mar 1868 Henry C MILLER MILLER, Rachael - b ca 1790 - d 3 Oct 1853 - cd dropsy - w/o William MILLER MILLER, Randal - b ca 1845 Bot Co - d 2 May 1868 - age 23y - f Anderson MILLER - m Nancy cd pneumonia - rep by wife H MILLER MILLER, Thomas, Dr - b 24 Oct 1837 Turnstall, Suffolk, England - d 29 May 1916 Bot Co - f William MILLER (b Boyton, Suffolk Eng) - m Elizabeth (ABBI1i') (b L~shaw, Suffolk, Eng) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd heart failure MILLER, William - d by 18 Feb 1786 - ref Admr bond - admr Ad SMITH MILLIRONS, - d by 13 Aug 1801 (son called an orphan) - son Henry MILLNER, Robert - d by 8 Sep 1845 (son called an orphan) - son Robert (over 14) MILLS see Albert; L KING MILLS, Hugh - d by 10 May 1785 - Ref WB A p225, will dated 25 Mar 1785, Admr bond - bros Blaney, John; nephew Bugh MILLS (of John) - admr Blaney MILLS, D MAY MILLS, John - d by 12 Apr 1781 - ref WB A pl49, app , admr bond - admr John MILLS MILTON see Samuel NOFSINGER MILTON, Frederick - b 19 Feb 1914 Bot Co - d 3 Aug 1914 - f William HILTON (b Bed Co) - m Minnie (COOK ) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd cholera infantum MILTON, Madaline Dematus - b 27 Oct 1911 (b Bot Co) - d 29 Oct 1912 - f Allen G MILTON (b All Co) - m Pearl M (GIVENS) (b Craig Co) - buried Andrew's Chap- el cem - cd spinal menengitis MILTON, William B - b 13 Jan 1854 Craig Co - d 30 May 1913 - f Pleasant MILTON (b Va) - m Mary (SIZER) (b Va) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd heart MINEELY or MINEALY see Alexander WALKER MINGES see George RONK MINNICK see Christiana HAYMAKER, Isaac Newton HAYMAKER MINNICH, C A - b 22 Dec 1826 - d 26 Oct 1911 - h/o #1 Catherine S, #2 Martha A - grave Amsterdam cern MINNICK, Catherine - b ca 1844 Bot Co ?? or 1800 census #871 - 25 Feb 1862 age 1 8y ???? - f [John MINNICH] - cd t yphoid fever - rep by b-i-1 Buford T MURPHY - Ref WB K p630, will dated 25 Oct 1853, probated May 1862, names sis E1izabeth MURPHY & their 3 ch - Ex Buford T MURPHY (11 Aug 1862) MINNICH~ Catherine S - b ca 18 37 - d 21 Oct 1887 - age SOy - w/o C A MINNICH - grave Amsterdam cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 96 MINNICH, Caty (urund ) - d by 10 May 1825 (son call ed an orphan) - illegitimate son, Henry COLDRITER ·· MINNICH, Isaac W - b ca 1822 Bot Co - d 17 May 1869 - age 47y - f Michael MINNICH - m Rebecca - cd sor e leg - rep by bro James MINNICH - h/o Catherine MINNICH MINNICH, Martha A - b ca 1 831 - d 6 May 1900 - age 69y - w/o C A MINNICH grave Amsterdam cem MINNICK, Sarah L - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d 5 Aug 1862 - age 16y Om 13d - f Isaac W MINNICK - m Catherine - cd typhoid fever - rep by father MINNIX, Ezekiel - b 28 July 1916 - d 28 July 1916 - f Kyle Griffin MINNIX (b Rke Co) - m Willie Ann (WARD) (b Fr Co) - buried on farm - cd born dead MINTER, Susan (widow) - b ca 1772 - d 1 6 Dec 1857 Poor house - rep by Steward MITCHELL see MICHEL, Luke PRYOR, Mary Frances Elizabeth RIDER, Goldie Alice STAPLE - d by 11 Feb 1 817 (son called an orphan) - son John MITCHELL, MITCHELL, David - d by 11 Dec 1787 (app ordered ) - m Martha - ref WB A p259, app & admr bond - admr James MITCHELL, John Ta te MITCHEL, Henry - b ca J an 1856 Bot Co - d 21 Apr 1858 - age 2y Om 23d - f James MITCHEL - m [Sarah J] - cd not known - rep by father MITCHELL, John W - b ca 1837 Rb Co - d 27 Feb 1856 - f Henry MITCHELL - m Mary - cd consumption - rep by father MITCHELL, Virginia B HARVEY - b & d no dates - age 37y - f Matthew HARVEY m Magdaline - w/o Col Thomas B MITCHELL - Ref Fincastle Presby graveston e was youngest dau of Matthew & Magdaline MOELICK, James G (widower) - b ca 1810 Ireland - d 1 Apr 1864 Buchanan age 54y - cd not known - rep by son T M MOELICK - adin T M MOELICK (11 Apr 1864) MOELICK, Mary J - b ca 1819 Ireland - d 30 Nov 1862 Buchanan - age 43y - f Thomas MACKIE - cd fever - rep by hus James B HOELICK MOFETT see MOLER see Martha ROBINSON Elizabeth RULY MOLICK, William A - b ca 1854 ~uchanan - d 12 Feb 1861 Buchanan - age 7y - f J B MOLICK - m Mary - cd fever - rep by father MONDAY see MUNDAY MONTGOMERY~ Charles - b ca 1869 Bot Co - d 18 Mar 1870 Buchanan Precinct age 6m Od - f Henry MONTGOMERY - m Rebecca - rep by father VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 97 MONTGOMERY, Bazel Dorine - b 24 Apr 1916 Eagle Rock - d 26 Aug 1916 - f w c MONTGOMERY (b Bot Co) - m Carlina (TEAFORD) (b Bot Co) - buTied Eagle Rock Cem - cd malnutrition MONTGOMERY, Hugh A - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 8 Nov 1853 - £ . William MONTGOMERY - m S - cd scarlet fever - rep by father MONTGOMERY, John - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 8 Oct 1861 - age 6y - f Samuel MONTGOMERY - m Lucy - cd diptheria - rep by father MONTGOMERY, Samuel - d by 22 Nov 1774 - ref WB A p74, app & admr bond - On 12 May 1784 orphan Janice named - admr Sarah MONTGOMERY, Thomas DIXON MOODY see Jacob NININGER MOODY, male - b 10 Oct 1856 Bot Co - d 11 Oct 1856 - f Joseph MOODY - m Sarah - cd not known - rep by fa ther MONFORD see John M SLOANN MOOMAW see Barbara PETERS, Catherine CROUSE, Tonie BECKNER, Theodore E DENTON, Benton D PAINTER, William Austin PETERS, Minerva Moomaw THOMAS, William E THOMAS MOOMAW, Alvin Russell - b 25 Apr 1905 - d 22 May 1905 Bot Co - f Elmer C MOOMAW - m Emma R - M~a- cem [[?Moomaw cern]] MOOMAW, Ann - b ca 1801 Bot Co - d 26 Dec 1862 - age SSy - f [Jacob GISH] .m [Anna WINGAT ] - cd heart disease - rep by son Rufus MOOMAW - w/o [Samuel MOOMAW] - buried Daleville Cem - adm 11 Feb 1867 Sheriff LEWIS LINXENHOKER MOOMAW, Ann Elizabeth (single) - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 16 Oct 1853 Bot Co age 3y - f Benjamin F MOOMAW - m Mary A [CROUSE] - cd scarlet fever - rep by mother - [Moomaw cern] MOOMAW, Annie L - b 23 Feb 1863 - d 10 June 1888 Bot Co - f Henry SLUSSER m H - w /o Simon J MOOMAW - ref Daleville gravestone MOOMAW, Annie Maria - b 1 June 1856 - d 6 Sep 1862 Bot Co - age 6y 3m Sd Moomaw Cem MOOMAW, Benjamin F - b 30 Mar 1814 - d 6 Nov 1900 Bot Co f Christian MOOMAW - m Catherine SNIDER - h/o Mary A MOOMAW (1816-1887) - ref Moomaw grave stone MOOMAW, Cat herine (widow) - b 14 Mar 1775 Bot Co - d 5 May 1864 Bot Co Death bk - age 89y lm 2ld - f Peter SNIDER - m Susan - c d old age - rep by son Joseph MOOMAW --ref-death bk; Daleville gravestone - hus Christian MOOMAlJ MOOMAlJ, Christian - d by 10 Mar 1812 (dau 7 called a n orphan 7 Bot Co) [[do not know why the question marks]] - dau Catherine (over 14) - wife [ Eliza "Betsy" HOWPE] VIRGINIA APPALACHOAINI NOTES �Page 98 MOOMAW, Christian - b 16 Dec 1774 [Lancaster Co, Pa] - d 8 oct 1847 Bot Co (will) (Daleville cern gravestone) - age 72y 9m 22d - f [John MOOMAU (b Pa)] m [Ann Barbara] - wife Catherine SNIDER; ch Joseph, Ann, Christian B, Elizabeth (md wm King); Samuel, Benjamin F, Barbara (md Jacob PETERS); Susannah (md John TRUCELL); Catherine (md Abram STOVER); & son Samuel's ch Catherine Salome, Pauline Cassandra, Elizabeth Ann & Rufus MOOMAW, Delia - b 1881 - d 11 Nov 1881 - age infant - f Jos C MOOMAW - rn M A - Moomaw cem MOOMAW, Edward J - b ca 1848 Bot Co - d 20 June 1859 Bot Co Death bk - age lly - f Joseph MOOMAW - m Mary - cd unkn - rep by father MOOMAW, Edward Newton - b 2 Feb 1859 - d 25 Sep 1862 Bot Co - age 3y 7m 23d MOOMAW, George Algilee - b ca 1869 - d 1946 Bot Co Heir List (WB 10 p48) - f Rufus S MOOMAW - m Mary M BOOZE - [1st wife Dove LAYMAN] [2d] wife Bessie C SMITH (b ca 1891); heirs, Lelia BRILLHART (b ca 1892); Katie NUCKOLLS (b ca 1898); Ralph (b ca 1901); Algilee (b ca 1928) MOOMAW, Honoria E - b 12 Mar 1843 - d 11 June 1900 Bot Co - age 57y 2ro 19d f BOWMAN - 2nd w/o John C MOOMAW (1838-1886) - ref Moomaw gra,.restone MOOMAW, Iona Ann - b 15 June 1873 - d 3 Nov 1876 Bot Co - f W(m) P MOOMAW - m Lucinda MOOMAW, J Lucian - b 22 Aug 1871 Cloverdale, Bot Co - d 30 Mar 1914 Bot Co (family cem ) (will) - f John Crouse MOOMAW - m Honoria E BOWMAN - wife Lottie E MOOMAW, John Crouse - b 1838 - d 16 Aug 1886 Bot Co (app) - age 48y - f Benjamin MOOMAW - m Mary A CROUSE - h/o #1 Virginia GRAYBILL (d 1865) ; #2 Honoria BOWMAN (d 1900) - ref Moomaw cem gravestone MOOMAW, Joseph - b 23 May 1816 - d 21 Apr 1894 Bot Co (app) - age 77y lOm 28d - f Christian MOOMAW - m Catherine SNIDER - h/o Mary STOVER (d 1888) - ref Daleville gravestone MOOMAW, Lucinda N - b 10 J une 1846 - d 18 Mar 1934 Bot Ave - bus MOOMAW: son WU A MOOMAW, dau Mary Maggie MOOMAW - Moomaw Cem wm Price MOOMAW, Mary - b 30 Sep 1819 - d 20 Sep 1888 Bot Co - age 68y llm 20d - f Jobn STOVER - m Caty SNIDER - w/o Joseph MOOMAW (d 1894) - ref Daleville gravestone MOOMAW, Mary Ann - b 1816 - d 15 Apr 1887 Bot Co - age 7ly - f Daniel CROUSE - m Catherine - w/o Benjamin F MOOMAW (1814-1900) - ref Moomaw gravestone MOOMAW, Mary C, Dr - b l Feb 1861 - d 5 Feb 1957 Bot Co - f John C MOOMAW m Virginia - Moomaw cem MOOMAW, Mary Catherine - b ca 1834 - d 28 or 22 Oct 183 7 Bot Co - age 3y Sm - f Christian MOOMAW - m Frances A NOFFSI NGER - Daleville gravestone MOOMAW~ Mary M - b 9 June 1839 - d Apr 1882 Bot Co - hus Rufus S MOOMAW, son Weber L MOOMAN - Fairview Cem, Buchanan, Va VDRGDN~A APPALACH~AN NOTES �Page 99 OOMAW, Mathew Henry (single) - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 14 Oct or Apr 1855 (Bot Co Death Bk) - age 4y Om 29d - f Joseph MOOMAW - m Mary STOVER - cd croup rep by father - ref Daleville gravestone, Death bk MOOMAW, Nathan Rufus - b ca 1870/1 Bot Co - d 1948 Bot Co Heir list (WB 10 p 129) - f Rufus S MOOMAW - m Mary M BOOZE - wife Emma HOUSER (b ca 1879); Ch N R (b ca 1902); Annie PAGE (b ca 1904); Louise PAGE (b ca 1905); William Albert (b ca 1908); Kenton Benjamin (b ca 1911); Otho Anthony (b ca 1913); Margaret (b ca 1922) MOOMAW, Rufus S - b 7 Oct 1840 - d 22 Feb 1900 Bot Co - f _Samuel MOOMAW - m Ann GISH - wife Mary M BOOZE; son Weber L MOOMAW - Fairview cem, Buchanan MOOMAW, Samuel - b ca 1800 Va (census #1666) - d 7 Nov 1852 Bot Co - age 52y - f Christian MOOMAW - m Catherine SNIDER -. h/o Anna GISH - ref Daleville cem - adm Ann MOOMAW; Adm 8 Oct 1866 Sheriff Lewis LINKENBOI:ER MOOMAW, Virginia - b 10 Mar 1838 - d 3 Oct 1865 - age 27y 6m 23d - f Joseph GRAYBILL - m Mary SNIDER - bus John Crouse MOOMAW - Moomaw cem MOOMAW, William Price - b 11 Oct 1841 - d 30 May 1900 Bot Co - f Benjamin F MOOMAW - m Mary Ann CROUSE - wife Lucinda N; son w18 A MOOMAW, dau Mary Maggie MOOMAW - Moomaw cem MOORE see Joseph RHODES, Margaret LINKENBOKER, Peter HINER, Bugh ALLEN, Bugh BROWN, Joseph WOODS, Rucker Bell BURDJOLDER, Demaris Barbara ETZLER, John Lewis ETZLER, Mary Elizabeth ETZLER, W T FRINGER, John GRAY, Sarah Bright Moore GRAY, George W OBENSHAIN, Joseph RHODES MOORE, Daniel - b 1783 [maybe 1763?] - d 1835 - [other relatives, maybe md Martha BARNETT, Aug Co 17 Feb 1893 (sic - maybe 1783 or '93)) - ref Mt Union gravestone [not in cemetery bk] MOORE, Grace J[ane] (single) - b Va - d Apr 1850 - age 24y - f [William BAYS] - cd consumption - ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [bus William MOORE, rod #2 10 Apr 1856 Sarah GISH] MOORE, Henry - d by Dec 1822 - ref WB C p 372, will dated 7 Nov 1822 - wife Elizabeth; Ch John, William, Elizabeth MOORE, James - d by Aug 1780 - ref WB A pl20, wil l dated 13 Sep 1776 - ch James, John, Martha (md RALSTON marked out & Thomas ALDERSON -written above); Jean (md Samuel McCLANABAN) MOORE, Jane (single) - b Va - d Apr 1850 - age 25 - cd consumption - ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule MOORE, John - b ca 1 754 - d Apr 1838 - age 84 - h/o Mary Bright MOORE (d 1837) - grave Fincastle Presby Cem MOOR(E), Livingston - b ca 1834 Bot Co - d 1 Sep 1855 - f Jacob G MOOR - m Elizabeth - cd typhoid fever - rep by father MOORE, Mary Bright - b ca 1765 - d Sep 1837 - age 72y - w/ o John MOORE ( d 1838)- grave Fincastle Presbyterian cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 100 MOORE, Stephen - d by Apr 1811 - ref WB B p258, app - [wife Catherine; ch John, Nicholas, James, Stephen, Anne (rnd Henry SMITH); DB 11 p25, all survivors were in Madison Co, Ohio in 1812] MOORE, Thomas - b ca 1770 (census #778) - d by 14 Apr 1851 - wife Martha WOODS - Ex Joseph MOORE MOORE, Tilford J (CSA) - b 28 Dec 1828 - d 30 Dec 1877 - f Jacob G MOORE m Elizabeth COON - grave Mil l Creek Cem - [h/o Rester M] MOORE, William - d by 25 Dec 1804 - f Stephen MOORE - m Catherine - ref WB B p 123, 208, 2 app 8 - wife Elizabeth PATTERSON MORAN, Ada - b 21 Feb 1913 Bot Co - d 6 Mar 1917 - f W D MORAN (b Fl oyd Co) - rn Rosa L (CONNER) (b Patrick Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd lobar pneumonia & calambal croup MORGAN see Charles A FRANCIS MORGAN, female - b 20 June 1916 Bot Co - d 20 June 1916 - f William MORGAN (b Bot Co) - m Clarinse (CRAWFORD) (b Bot Co) - buried Cove Al um cem - cd still born MORGAN, Hammond Grabill - b S May 1913 Troutville, Bot Co - d 5 May 1913 - f W E MORGAN (b Hollins, Rke Co) - m Clarice (McCRAWFORD) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd died at birth MORGAN, Bazel Pauline - b 4 July 1913 Bot Co - d 10 July 1913 - f Joe E WOMACK (b Bot Co) - m Birtie W MORGAN (b Fkln Co) ps urund - buried Mt Union cem - cd feeble from birth MORGAN, Henry E - b ca 1812 NY City - d 8 Oct 1868 - age 56y - cd flux - rep by son G W MORGAN - h/o Mary MORGAN - admr bond 8 Feb 1869 Sheriff LINKENBOKER MORISON see MORRISON, Benjamin DOUGLAS Sr MORRIS see Adaline POOL, Samuel BALDWIN, Joseph W ANDERSON MORRIS, George W - b ca 1797 (or 1803) Va (census #10 91) - d 24 Aug 18 62 age 6Sy - h/o Susan G - cd fever - Adm 10 Oct 1864 Lewis LINXENHOKER, Sheriff MORRIS, George W Jr - b ca 1839 Bot Co - d 24 Aug 1862 - age 23y - f George W MORRIS - rn Susan - cd fever - rep by mother MORRIS, William - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d 24 Aug 1862 - age 20y - f George W MORRIS - rn Susan - cd fever - rep by mother MORRISON see MORISON MORRI SON, Mason - b ca 1895 - d 10 Sep 1913 - buried Buchanan Cem - cd train wreck VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �OENEALOOICAL QUERIES: Each member Is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 word query {does not include your name, address and e-mail address ) per Issue as space permits. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 33, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Norman Eddie Marshall Family Records; Rev. Peter Vest Marriage Reocrds, Floyd County, 1881-1917; John Meador Deed Records, Franklin County; Botetourt County Death Records, Malow- Morrison. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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When submitting a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed. Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By * * .. G~• . SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 33 - No. 1 - Winter 2009 (January,February,.J\1arch) CONTENTS Page Index to V.A.N. Volume 32 -2008 by Babe Fowler 1 Reminiscences of a Confederate Soldier of Co. C. 2nd Va. Cavalry By Rufus H. Peck - continued, contributed by Babe f o'\\'1er 8 Crook - Fisher, co1npiled by Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes 32 African American Ancestry- 1933 Program for N & W Veterans Assoc. Colored Division, 1942 listing of African Americans living in Northwest Roanoke by J. Lewis Majors, contributed by Daniel Jones In Memory, tribute to E. Elizabeth (Libbie) Spoelma 41 Botetourt County Death Records - continued, compiled by Charles T. Burton 42 Last Word, contributed by Pamela Y om1g 50 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. ff you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblankens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. �P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, It's hard to believe that we are two months into 2009. It seems like time just flies by. There are so many things to do and seemingly no time to do them . One of our local members, Elizabeth "tibbie" Spoelma recently passed away. Libbie, with the help of her daughter, took the time to write down her remembrances of her early life in Roanoke. In fact, we published some of them in the VAN. What is important is that now her family has these because she took the time to put them to paper. If you have considered doing this, make the time to do it. Your family will thank you for it. Recently I saw this website in our local newspaper: http://calendarhome.com/free It has a number of interesting features including a date calculator and perpetual calendar. Often times the old newspapers I look at online give the date but not the day of the week. If the obit says he died on Tuesday and the date on the paper is June 8 what was the date of his death? Is June 8 Wednesday or Thursday? A calculator sure comes in handy! The world clock feature is neat, too. We are off on a Mediterranean cruise in March and it's been fun to see what time it is in the various ports we will visit. Finally, awhile back I mentioned the new LOS Family History Library site at: http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=O It is worth checking this site periodically as new material is always being added. A recent check revealed a new batch of German burial records that included new information on both my husband's and my German ancestors. We were able to add death dates and spouses (included in the record!) for several of them. This site is fast becoming a great resource. Happy Hunting, f<ci.,~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Page 8 Continued from last issue Memoir of Rufus H. Peck of Fincastle, Virginia Submitted by Babe Fowle r REMINISCENCES O,f A CONFEDERATE SOLDIER CHAPTER III . THIRD YEAR OF THE WARo When we left home we thought our command had gone across the Blue Ridge and were in the valley of Va. , but when we got to Port Republic we learned they were movin g in the direction of Chancellorsville, so we had to recross the Blue Ridge . Just about sun down of the day we recrossed , we arrived at a Mrso Woolfork ' s. There were about 24 other soldiers stopping there for supper , alsoo Mrs . Wool for k ' s son-in-law, Mr. Poindexter , had been in prison with u s at Washington , just about a month beforeo He knew the country well and we decided to march all night in order to join the command . Just as supper was ready a citizen who lived nearby and knew we were all ther, came in and said there was a lot of cavalrymen on the Louisa Spring Road, but he could not just tell which way they were aiming to goo While we were eating supper , some of the family stayed on the front porch t o see if the cava l rymen wou l d come that way and just when we were about half through supper , the young lady who stood guard rushed in and said th e cavalrymen had come near enough for her to see they were yankees and a coup l e fo them were already dismounting. The dining room was in the basement and we all went out at an east door while the Yankees were corning in on the west side of the house on the upper flooro We ran and got our horses as rapidly as possible and r o de about a mi l e , and then Mr. Poindexter and I wen t to a cross road to see if we cou l d hear anyt~i~g.of them coming and to our surprise, there was a whole division of cavalry coming . We had left our two horses wi th the other 28 men and we just stayed in the heavy p ine timber, where we knew the Yankees couldn ' t see us , until Stoneman 's whole division passed. It was fortunate for us that this all took place after dark, for had it been a couple of hours earlier, the Yankees would have undoubtedly captured us all. We s tayed a l l night in this pine timber about a mi l e from Poindexter ' s hom e and kept on the alert all the ti~e for fear other Yankees were f ollowing o VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 9 After day break we started on in the direction of Chancellorsville , but soon found there were troops moving in front of us . Poindexter and I went in ahead of the otheT 28 , to see if we could find out who they were and soon found they were Confederates. I left Poindexter and went to them as soon as they halted and found it was Gen . William Henry Lee's Division . Poindexter went back and told the other men to come on and we joined Lee's men . He had no rations for his men and as we had only had a half supper the night before and no breakfast, ha told us to go to a farm house near by and try and get something. We found the man of the house as . kind as any one could be. He was the father of our present Judge, William A. Anderson. He fed all 30 of us and our horses also. We went back to Lee's division after our late breakfast and after a short march, overtook Stoneman ' s division and began fighting his rear men . He checked the whole division, of course, to protect the rear and we thus checked his raid. I was in the rear line of the battle and didn't see the hotest of the fight. We were right at a house and as some one brought some prisoners by taking them to the rear, an old lady came out and saw the blue uniforms and began crying, and said, "Don ' t kill any of them blues!" One fellow said: ' ' I'm going to kill every d--n rascal I can." She just fell down on the ground and said : "I ' ve got a boy in the blues and I don ' t want you to kill him" I felt sorry for her and went to her and told her I was sorry she had a son in the yankee army. "Oh ! he is not a yankee," she said, "he is with Mr. Wiser ' s folks." They were called the Louisa Blu~s and the old lady thought any one having on blue clothes might be her boy. About one o ' c l ock the artillery began firing near Chancellorsville , about three or four miles from us, but Wm. Henry Lee held his position to keep Stoneman in check. Shortly after nightfall Jackson was reconnoitering bet ween his men and Hooker's army, and had given orders to his outposts to fire on the first sound or man they saw or heard, and they not knowing he was out there, fired on him and mortally wounded him. The next morning Gen. J. E. B. Stewart took conunand of Jackson's division. Stewart began his march that morning and VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 10 ordered the band to play his £avori te: "The Old Gray Horse Jumped over the Elephant . " He and one of his aids sang the tune, to other words, though . They were : " Old Joe Hooker Get Out of the Wilderness . " Stewart followed Hooker and drove him across the Rapp ahannock . We 30 fe llows who hadn't got ten to our company yet, got supper and breakfast among the citizens, and Wm . H. Lee sent us to Orange c. H. Here we found some more boys , who like ourselves hadn't found the command they belonged to yet . There wer~ about 70 of us by this time. Some of them new ~en comi~g in, prisoners returning with their _ horses, like I was , and some coming back who had been on sick furloughs, etco We got rations here and laid down in the woods where the infantry had been camping and the next morning when we awoke the snow was falling in flakes more like biscuits, than snow flakes . If it had been biscuits it would have had to snow some, or we would have eaten it just as £ast it fell . I was about the first one to wake and I jumped up and shouted "Hurrah for Jeff. Davis o" Campbell, of Co . G . Bedford County, shouted back Hurrah for H-- o" Several fellows had to smil e, when Campbell made his reply. I told Campbell I had always heard a bad beginning made a good ending , and when March came in like a lion it went out like a lamb . He said : " yes, '' but this is the first of May and it is coming in like the devil, and I reckon it will go out like h- - . " This caused laughter generally , and everybody was soon up and our fire s started fo r breakfast . We went into town after breakfast and orders had come to send all the men on to Culpepper C. H. Here we joined our command and found that none of our Co . had been killed at Chancellorsville. It had been about six weeks since I ' d been with the Co., only the one night, before I started for my horse, after being captured. Norman Hayth was our cook at ·this time and when the other members of mess got back from picket duty one day he hacl. a lot of beef cooked, that was highly flavored with garlic. Not one of the boys in the mess could eat it, but me, so I traded each of them some other part of my supper for their beef and ate all eight of the rations . They all said I ' d die before morning, I told them I'd come nearer dying from not getting enough beef than too much. Joe Shaver was sick and we put him in a tent near by and John Q. H. Thrasher was tak ing care of him. Well in the night I woke up and the garlic had gotten in my head so that I was sneezing and gaging and Jo hn heard me and h a llooed to the boys to see what was the matter with that man. They soon found I was the fellow in trouble, but they a l l VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 11 laughted and said that's the man with the 8 rations of beef. He'll come . Such a time as I had with that garlic for a wh ile, I told them I'd invented a separator to seperate the garlic from the meat. By this time a lot of boys was awake and shouting and laughing, soldier like, and the Capt. had to call us to order before the fun stopped. I didn't get sick at all but the garlic just filled by head almost like an overdose of snuff would I imagine . The next thing that happened to me of any note was one day another boy and I decided to go to see some young ladies, and we went down to a pond to wash and the water was low, s o we had dug basins around the edge so the water would clear up by the time we needed it, and just as we were about washed and dressed in our very best, a stray bullet crune whizzing along and went right into the muddiest part of the pond and threw mud all over us. Well , now if ever boys felt like saying Sunday school words, we did then . We had to give up our trip for that day, any way. We had fine pasture for our horses and they soon f attene d and l ooked so nice, that we could hardly realize they were the same animals we 'd brought through the winter. We were in camp h e re until the 20th of June , when the grand review of the whole army took p l ace at Culpepper C. Ho The fences had all been torn away and the infantry, cavalry , and artillery were all stationed, so that Ge n. Lee and his aids could review them . After he had gone around and seen them all , he took a position ~ and ordered all to march by him in battallions . The cavalry passed first , then infantry, th e n artil l ery . The arti llery took a position on the heights and fired all the cannons as Gen . Lee passed by again. Gen o Lee had ordered all the cavalry and wagon horse s to be shod , but we didn ' t know what was to follow . The n ight after the review a grand ball was given in the town. When Gens . Kilpatrick and Buford of the U. S. army heard the firin g o f the artillery , they sent out scoutincr0 parties on all the roads to see what it meant . Just at the height of the ball our pickets c a me in and r e ported that the Yankees were coming in on all th e ro a d s , which put a sudden stop to gaities and every man ~a s t e n e d to his post of duty. The cavalry was sent to guard all the fords on the Rappahannock . Our command was sent to McLean's Ford to throw up fortiforcations which we did unt i l d aybre a k . At daybreak , we found there was a squadron of c avalry near us, which we could see over our fortifications. Two of the men came down to the ford a nd wate red the ir hors es and I t a lked to th e m across th e river a s VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES i t was a narrow £ord . �Page 12 They continued comi~g down, by two ' s until about 8 o ' clock. At about 9 o ' clock Gen. Kilpatrick aimed to cross at Kelly ' s Ford and was met by Gen. Wade Hampton . A desperate battle was fought and finally Hampton succeeded in driving them back across the river. We were near enough to hear the firing but not near enough to engage in it . Geno Stoneman did not at temp to cross where ' we were, so we just stood guard all day . While this was going on Gen . Lee, with the r emainder of the army, was moving o~ toward Harpers Ferry . We were ordered from the ford late in the evening and started in the direction of Manasses Junction . We were there on the same side of the river with Stoneman and marching on roads paralle l to each other, but neither General knew the others course until after the camp fires were started . We went into Camp in the rear of Stoneman's men , and later in the night, Gen . Kilpatrick ' s forces camped in a skirt of woods just behind us , and a little later Gen. Wade Hampton, following on, got a message from Gen . Stewart that Stoneman was in front of us and Kilpatrick behind us, and for him to camp in the woods just behind Kilpatrick and at daybreak to open fire on Kilpatrick's men and he, Stewart, wo~ld have us fire on Ki lpatrick ' s and Stoneman ' s men also. This we carried out and completely routed both commands . They didn ' t know the other ' s position and we surprised them so , that all they could do was to try to get away . We willed and captured a good many, but they didn ' t resist us. It was just a running fight. We drove them all that day on toward Washington , not stopping to get food, and went into camp at nightfall . Stewart and Hampton cross the Potomac with their men at Senica Falls in the nighto When Gen . Hooker learned that Lee was going on toward Maryland , he took his men and tried to get in front of him, which he did Eight packet boats had been sent up with provisions for Hooker ' s army and when they came into the locks not knowing we were there 'we turned the wickets and let the water out and burned the boats . We had been marching four days withou t any prov is ions a .t al 1, so we took what we could in our haversacks, before burning the boats. We took the mules, 24 in number, on with us. we helped the woman and children from the boats and took their furni ture out, as we didn't want to destroy private property. It was ha:d to do then, with them all crying like they did, but such is war. 0 In a short distance from where we crossed the river, we came on a garr ison of yankees at a place ca ll ed West Minister and captured them all, without the loss of a man . We so VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 13 completely surprised them that they surrendered without resistance . We went on to Hanover to capture a garrison there, but they learned of our coming and resi-sted us with right heavy loss to both sides. One of our young men, Walter Gilmore, was shot in the shoulder, as he was riding between Chas Price and myself, as we were trying to get him to the rear, he was shot in the left eye , but we f i nally got to a house and asked the lady of the house to take care of him, while we went on and took the garrison o I never knew anything more of young Gilmore until the summer of 1911, I met him at New Port News at a reu nion. He told me he was sent to a hospital in Baltimore by the Yankees and received the kindest of treatment and the best of medical aid and soon recovered. We took our West Minister and Hanover prisoners on with us and our next stop was at Carlisle, Penn . All the provisions we had on th i s march , except what some of us got from the boats, was what we could beg form the citizens . Some of us nearly starved. Here we destroyed some of the public buildings in which food for the Yankees was stored . We threw hot shot a mile or so and wherever those hot balls would strike, they would set fire . Some of our men who were marching ahead of our Coo had set fire to Thad Steven's Iron Works · in Penne and as we passed and saw it burning I told the boys that was a bad move, that the Yankees would soon retaliate and do us more damage than we could do them, as so much of the fighting was done on southern ground. We did this shelling with hot shot at night and continued marching all night . We still marched all the next day stopping occasionally for a little while to let our horses graze. About noon we heard cannonading about Gettysburg. Gen. Lee had arrived Friday July 1st , with his whole army except Picket t's division, which was coming from Chambersburg and Hampton's and Stewarts divisions of cavalry with which I made the trip. Lee had engaged the enemy Saturday and drove them back, but could not make a general charge, as these three divisions hadn ' t arrived. Had these divisions been full numbered there would have been about 48 000 men. But of course a great many of different companies had'been kil l ed or disabled . For instance Co. C. the one to which I belonged, only had 64 men bearing arms when we left Va. a Co. was supposed to have 100 men, of course, and they were recruited at different times, but I remember we only had 64 then and other companies may have been cut down, also, so it would be hard to determine just how many men were in these three divisions . However there were so many that Lee waited until they arrived to bring on the general chargeo We arrived Saturday evening July 2. As we had been marching so much and had so little VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 14 rest since June 20, we all laid down in a stubble field and were soon fast asleep. I tied my horse's halter strap to my gun sling and just left saddle and all on, and when I awoke the next morning, I was about 30 yds farthe r down in the field than where · I went to sleep. She had just dragged me on as she ate, but I was too dead asleep to know it. Before we got to sleep the enemy was firing a cannon every littl e while and every thing would be as visible as in day time. But it was a dark night and illuminations made it seem darker, of course, after disappearing, the shells would some time burst over us , but didn't do us any harm. Some of the boys heard the cannon all night at int ervals , but I was too exhausted to hear a great deal. At daylight the bugle sounded and we mounted our horses and went out to join the line of battle before having any breakfast. As our wagon train wasn ' t with us, we hadn't had any rations issued since the 20th of June and all we had was what citizens gave uso There were too many of us, for any one man to get much , so we thought of breakfast the first thing, when we awoke. We were halted before reaching the line of battle , by Major Mason , one of Gen. Lee's staff officers, and he called for one Capt . two Serg's two Corporals and 30 private soldierso I was one of the private soldiers called out and Capt . Jas . Breckinridge was the commissioned officer called out. Major Mason took us then three or four miles out in the direction of Harrisburg , Penno Major Mason then told Capt. Breckinridge to send a reliable ~oldier to an elevated point near by that overlooked the Harrisburg Road for about a mile. Capt. Breckinridge told me to go and gave me paper and pencil to kee~ an account of the enemy ' s regimental flags , and peices of artillery that passed the road. There were lookouts stationed on my right and le ft to guard . me as I was lying flat and watching the enemy ' s movement, so could not watch myself. I began my watching about 9 o 'cl ock a nd was to l eave my post at noon : I~ was a sweltering day, a real type of Ju l y a~d you may imagine how sleepy_I got l ying flat in that clover field and the rays_of the sun Just pouring on me. You see, I'd only had one night's sleep since June 20 and had been marching day and night and this was July 3. 'My same old watch that I'd carri~d when I waded the Rappahannock, was_st~ll keeping good time and you may know r was g lad when it indicated 12 o'clocko When I went back to ~he Capt. and gave him the account of what I'd seen he sent it by a courier right on to Gen. Lee. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 15 I remember I counted 100 ~egimental flags and 70 peices of artillery. Lee had men put on all the roads like this, so he'd have a knowledge of the size of the army he'd have to fight. . When I got back to the CaFt• and gave him the paper, I was as wet with perspiration, as if I'd been dipped in the creek. I was so exhausted from hunger and general fatigue that I soon fell as l eep and slept £or an hour or so , the cannons firing a l l the timeo At one when the general charge was made , I awoke though . Soon we saw a skirmish line coming, and they began firing on us, but we showed a bold front and they not knowing how many there were of us , as there were some buildings near and we were scattered around and they soon stopped firing on uso Looking south, we could see the smoke from the artillery and musketry, boiling up like a volcano. This elevated position give us a fine view of the surrounding c9untry. The roar_of artillery was like a continuous peal of thunder. Our regiment was about a mile from where I was with the few men who had been sent out with me and in fact our skirmish extended on to us , but the main part of our regiment was heavily engaged, but . were driven back by Kilpatrick ' s regiment. They were fighting , without having had any food all day and .the day before and the horses the same, only what they ate dragging us around the night before. The whole regiment had fared just as I had for the last two weeks and were broken down completely. The hottest of the battle was fully two miles from where I was stat i oned . As I hadn ' t had a bite to eat since breakfast Sat . morning and this was Sunday eve, I told Capt . Breckinridge I was going to risk my life and go to a brick house about 200 yards in front of our skirmish line and try to get something to eat. I watched and kept the house between me and the enemy ' s skirmish line and went in at the winq9w and down in the basement, I found a boiled shoulder of bacon, several loaves of bread and all the apple butter and marmalade I could carry and a lot of dutch cheese. The family had left on account of the battle , so I took my time to get plenty and made three trips and took enough back to feed all 35 of the men who had been sent out with me. After emptying the crocks we put them on the fence back of the house and wrote a note to the lady of the house and put with the crocks, thanking her for her kindness. Her provisions had certainly been a friend in time of need . The firing of the enemy stopped for a little while and we thought our forces had gained the victory, but when Pickett made his charge the firing began anew and as we hadn't been VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 16 ordeTed to advance, we soon knew that we had lost the day. We could not see the hottest of the battle, only the awful smokeo I ' d never forget that. Major Mason took us back to Gen . Lee's headquart~rs about nightfall and we slept in the yard that night. About 10 o'clock i t began raining and rained all night. Shortly after daybreak Monday morning, Major Mason gave us something for breakfast and Gen . Lee sent us to Gen. Meade's headqu~rters under a flag of truce to get permission to bury our dead. So I had the privilege of sitting with Gen's Lee and Meade at their respective headquart~rs the morning of July 4th 63. When Major Mason presented the . dispatch to Gen . Meade, he immediately sent about 30 of his men with a dispatch back to Lee under a flag of truce·o About 60 of the U.So Regulars took us all over the battle field and explained the position of the armies that fought the day beforeo We went to the hospitals where they had been amputating limbs and at some of them a six horse wagon could have been loaded with legs and arms . We passed a half dozo or more of these field hospitals. There were a do z . or more doctors at each of them. The dead men were every where to be seen, of cour~e. It looked more like fields of flax spread out to dry than any thing I ' d seen beforeQ The most of the Confederates had been gathered up ready for burial . There were several ten acre fields with men lying just as thick as they could lay. We saw them digging the graves several feet deep and a blanket was spread down and fuur men laid on it, then another blanke~ spread over theme The dirt from the next grave was filled on this one and so on until the whole line was buried. I learned afterward that the hurried dispatch Geno Meade sent back to Gen . Lee, was to send men to mark the graves of the dead, but that he would have them buried. The · regulars did not take us over the portion of the battle field occupied by the Yankees a We could see the fields strewn with the dead but they didn't want us to see how many they had lost. The men were very nice and kind to us though. They explained how the dreadful slaughter of Pickett ' s men occurred . His columns had been thinned out so much by the artil l ery and heavy f iring they were subject to in crossing the low ground comeing up to the road to Cemetery Ridge, and he gave the order to close to the left, expecting Geno Heath's division to also close to the left and support him . But Heath couldn't see the move Pickett made as his men were in a peice of timber and the trees being in full leaf, the view was obstructed. They advanced slowly and when Pickett charged the breast works, Heath's division was too far in the rear to aid him . Ther~ was a gap of about 700 yds. left between Pickett's and Heath's division and Gen o Warren, who was in fron t of Heath's division saw the gap, marched a part of his men to the front and right faced and marched in behind Pickett and captured a part of his men, who had already taken the breastworks. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 17 When Pickett saw Warren rs move and knew that Heath couldn ' t support him to recapture the breastworks, the was compelled t o retreat. Then was when the terrible slaughter occurred , as Pickett ~ s men retreated under the heavy £ire from the artillery they had once taken , but was unable to hold. The men had to march very nearly . two miles in the retreat, in full view of the enemy's artillery , before they reached the timber , which served as a protection . If Heath had brought his men up as Pickett expected , it would only have caused a heavier slaugh ter, because I saw the tents of a number of lines of battle the next day that the regulars told us were right there to support the b;eastworks, that Pickett couldn't see when he was making the charge . He never could have held the position , againsed such heavy forces . We went right over the summit of Cemetery Ridge, by the Peach Orchard and High Water Mark . It was all a dismal sight as it was raining steadily until about 12 o'clock , but the_ work of caring for the wounded and burying the dead was being carried on as rapidly as it was possibleo The regulars took us on to our outpost and we bade them farewell , never to meet againo Major Mason knew some of the men personally, so we enjoyed their kindness very much. Major Mason took us back to Lee ' s headquarters and Gen. Lee released us and sent us on back to our command . In going back to our command , we passed by the remnant of Pickett 's gallant division . It didn't look to be more than a regiment . The first man I recognized was my brother-inlaw, Liewu . John Dill , who is still living. I asked him how many they had lost and his reply was: "We have lost all" He got in sight of the breastworks, he said, before they had to retreat. He was wounded by the explosion of a shell. As all of the Botetourt Infantry was in Pickett's division, I soon found other men that I knew. The men of the Fincastle Rifles had the same sad story to ~ell, of the dreadful loss of their comrades . The descendants of the Botetourt Infantrymen can always be proud of the charge their ancesters made and glad they did not see the disconsolat e , depressed remnant I saw that morning after the battle. It was the saddest sight, I think, I ever witnessed. You know the missing men were from my own county, and so many were my acquaintances. I talked to some of the gallant men of the Blue Ridge Rifles, Buchanan . Rifles, also· some of the men who composed Capto Gilmer Breck.inridge ' s company, then commanded oy Capt. Ke l ly . Capto Breckinridge raised this Co at the beginning of the war and his father furnished uniforms for the men. Some of the 0 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 18 men of Capt. Spessard's Co. of Craig Co . told me of Nat Wilsdns death . He was k;illed just· as he crossed the breastworks . He was raised in Fincastle and was one of my schoolmates , We reached ouT command on the evening of the 4th. I found the regiment had lost heavily, but our company had not suffered so much . Six of our Co. , beside myself, that only numbered 64, when we went to Gettysburg , were sent out on this lookout expedition . The most gloomy time of my life, I think, was from that eve until we started back to Va . the next day. Lee was· whipped, but unconqueredo Meade was slow in following us up . The infantry and artillery moved in front and the extreme rear, was brought up by the cavalry , as usual. The business of the cavalry was to fortify behind us and protect our men in ~ront . We took wheat shocks and piled them up high and threw dirt on them and when the advance guards of the enemy would see our fortifications, they would slack in their movements. Thay would bring up their artillery and open fire on us often and we would retreat to other fortifications built by cavalry ahead of us and so ono Sometimes we would have to stop in the open field and fight the enemy . Sam Riley was killed in one of these engagements, while we were still in Penno George Hayth, "F l ud" we all called him, was mortally wounded near Boonesboro and died at Winchester, about ten days later. Alonzo Rineheart was shot through the hand at the same time "Flud" was wounded, in one of these encounters, trying to drive the enemy back o We struck the Potomac near Williamsport and learned there that our wagon train had been captured and about 15 men from my Co were captured, also o They were acting as guards for the wagon train. 0 Some of the caval r y was ordered to go to the front to guard the pontoon bridge, that Lee had used crossing the Potomac going into Maryland, but before we go t there we learned that the bridge had been destroyed but we went on to where the bridge had beeno Whi le there I saw a lot of the wounded men, who were able to ride crossing the river o It was very deep and at one time I saw about 30 men go into the river and the horses go t confused and threw their riders and only 15 passed over sa£elyo Some of the horses came back on the Maryland side while others went across without a rider. These horses were just broken down horses VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 19 that the men had picked up along the road and some of the men were ridi!lg w:l thout sa,ddle or•·b:ridle , just a rope or strap tied around the horses neck . There were more wounded than we had wagons or ambulances to carry them and those least wounded were walking on ahead trying to escape the enemy and get back to Va~ , so picked up the horses as they could. The citizens told us that the wounded men had been crossing like that for a day or more , so no doubt many a poor fellow had a watery grave , in this last effort to reach his home state again . We remained at Williamsport , until the whole army arrived . We had been sent ahead to guard the fords , whi ch we did and fortified at several places . When they arrived, the river had run down considerably and the infantry and artillery passed over first and we again brought up the rear . After we had crossed we found that Gen. Pettigrew with his division had been left. I never knew why . And the enemy attacked him and he was killed , but not many of his men were lost. Our batteries opened fire from the Va side and protected Pettigrew's men and held the enemy in check until they could cross the river and get with uso 0 We continued to retreat until we reached Winchester where we went into camp for a few days and got a little much needed resto A good many supplies had been shipped to the army and we found them when we arrived . A great many were not present to receive the boxes from home. They had answered the last roll call and were numbered with the slain. Some of the Yankees had crossed the Potomac between Harper ' s Ferry and Winchester and attacked us at Sheppherdstown. When we went into the battle, Co. C. had only 13 men left of our 64 that went into Penn. Some had been killed and the others captured. The picket's were driven in about 12 o ' clock by Gen. Kilpatricks men and a skirmish line was sent out to bring on the attack. There were a hundred or more of us in the skirmish line and the 13 men, who compsoed Co. C, 2nd Va . Cavalry were among them. In marching toward the enemy a large sink hole was right in our pathway and instead of going through .the hole and keeping 8 ft apart which was our usual distance in skirmish lines , some of the boys went around the hole and 6 or 8 of them were huddled right together. The enemy was behind a rock fence on the summit of a hill, which was a grave yard and whe n they saw these men together, they fired among them and wounded five, two of them mortally. We couldn ' t get nearer than about 500 yds, to the ro c k fence, as the enemy was firing grape and cannister among u s so we had to lie down behind a rail fence to protect ourselv e s. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 20 I was lying in a £ence corner and a cannon ball hit the fence stake on the opposite s~de of the fence from me and cut the stake off and tore it out of the ground and took it whizzing over me. It shook me up, I ' l l tell you, but didn ' t wound me . Had it struck the stake my head was againsed I would not Ji.ave oee·n· left to tel 1 the tale. We couldn ' t damage them much from where we were so we were ordered to the left into a piece of timber and remained there lQ or 15 minutes and were then ordered to cha!ge in an9ther direction and went through an old field and came ~cross five pieces of artillery, that our men had abandoned on account of the heavy firing from behind that stone fence . Several of the gunners were lying there dead and after we passed the guns our gunners came back and opened heavy fire over our heads, at the men on the top of tfle hill . As Gen. Young had gotten in position on our right, we were ordered to advance and came by a house that we found to be full of Yankee soldiers. We came across several men oehind a corn crib and they laid down and shot under the crib at our feet , but missed us , and before they could reload their guns, we ran around the crib and they ran to the house and into the basement . We followed at their heels, and to our great surprise , there were about SO men in the basement , instead of 3 or 4 . We ordered th.em to surTender, which they did at once. Our line of battle had gotten up by that time and we sent the prisoners to the rear . We crossed a l i ttle ravine up a slope into a wheat field and the · enemy opened such a heavy fire, that we were compelled to take refuge behind rocks , wheat shocks, or anything we could. Every man, though , that got behind a wheat shock was kil l ed . Capt. Graves and I fell down behind a large lime stone rock and a shell struck in the ground about 20 feet from us and ploughed right along to our rock and exploded . It threw dirt all over us, but didn't hurt us at all . Just at that time , I looked to t h e rear and saw J . E. Stewart, Wade Hampton and Fitz Hugh Lee coming right up the ravine and would soon have been in full view of the men at the rock fence and grave yard. I ran down and explained the situation to them. They remained there a few minutes planning what to do, and Hampton decided to ha·v e Gen. 'Young's men come up in 1 ine with Fitz Lee's men, and make a desperate effort to take the grave yard . VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 21 Hampton sent a cou~~er to Young , and ~n a few m~nutes his men did charge , ~uf they were ~~wed down so rapidly that they didn ' t get near up to our line until they were compelled to fall back. We had to keep our hidden positions until n~ght fall and then retreat. When we go t back I found that only six of our 13 in my company remained unharmed . Ben Peck , a cousin of mine, was mortally wounded , only lived a few days. John Deisher also died in a few days. The othe r S recovered , but were unfit for servi ce for awhile . We spent the night in camp and the next morning our pickets found that Kilpatrick had withdrawn his forces in the night and gone back toward the Potomac. We remained at this encampment until the next eve, when we had a dress parade in an oats field nearby. Dress parades were held every eve in each regiment . The orders for the next day were always read out and each orderly Sergeant had to report if any of his men were absent " without leave " o When the dress parade was over the regiment was turned over to the quarter master, and he gave orders for each man to get four bundles of oates to feed our horses that night and the next morning. Our Co . was on the extreme right and Co . K, was on the extreme left of r eg i ment. Each Co . had one of the contariest me n the wor l d ever knew. We had all said if either of them ever drowned we would fish up the stream for them. Instead of getting the oats near by, these men started off in a sweeping ga l lop to the opposite sides of the field and ran together about the center of the fieldo We heard a report like that of a gun and immediately, another; the first proved to be the horses heads coming together and then the men ' s. All four fell over dead, as we all thought, at first . We rushed to them and not a sign of life could be seen. Some one hastened for Dr. Shackleford and as he had no restoratives with him except hartshorn, he used that , and we soon fo und we had' two live men alright. They felt up for the ground though. They then used the hartshorn on the horses and they soon revived also. The crowd had gathered by that time and all had a hearty laugh and gave them three cheers for the bay windows they carried on their heads. After going into camp that night in a piece of woods, we hitched our horses and some of the boys went in search of water back in the open field. A fellow by the name of Bob Luckadoo, had gone off about 30 or 40 yards from the majority o f us and laid down, and these boys coming back VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 22 from hunting wate~ , accidently stepped on the man. He got very mad and cursed and the boys apologized and told him they could not see him in the dark . He finally accepted , but the boys found .. out what a "touch-me -not " he was, so told it as soon as they got into camp . We decided to pass by and stumble over him· again in going for water. The next boys did so, and he shouted and cursed them and they pretended to be so surprised at his being there and began to apologize. He said : " What in the hell is the use to apologi .z e , when you ' ve killed me? " He 1 ai~ down again, though, and presently another boy stumbled over him and he jumped up and called to the bugler as loud as he could yell: '' Casey·! Casey! Just turn out the whole damned bloody 2nd Cavalry and let them march over me and maybe they will be satisfied . " The regiment enjoyed the prank greatly and we often laugh about it yet. We moved camp the next day and his horse got lame and as we would pass every boy would ask him what was the matter with it. He got so mad he told us it was none of our d--d business. Sometimes 3 or 4 would be asking him at once. He finally got so mad he cursed us until you could have heard him a mile , I think. We camped the next night in a dewberry field . As soon as day broke, I got up and ate a good breakfast of dewberries. We soon found that there were about a dozen Yankees on the hill, just above us and they fired on us a few times, but over shot us. ColQ Munford ordered the bugle to be blown , which was a signal for us to mount. We were formed in line and by that time the fog had raised so that we could see the men on the hillQ He wanted someone to try to ascertain who they were and why they were there. I told him I'd go on the hill just opposite, where we could see better , if someone would go with me. Another man vo lenteered and I told him to come up from one side and I'd go up from the other and we could meet on the top. When I went around on my side of the hill and got to the top the other volunteer wasn ' t there. I was in sight of the men on the other hill and about 200 yards from them I could see that there were 8 men on horseback and there were two horses without riders. I was riding my horse that I ' d captured in the spring. I shouted to them and bade them "Good Morning" and asked them to whose command they belon ge d and they answered "Gen. Rosser's ". They asked me to come up to where they were, but I told two of them to come down to meQ They insisted on my coming but I told them there we re more of them and for two of them to come to me. Just then two men in some sassafras bushes about SO yds~ from me fired at me and my horse whurled so sudden ly, that I heard the whiz of both bullets VIRGINtA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 23 right by my head. I ~ell over on my horse to ~eep her between me and the men, She almost flew back in the ·direction from which we had come. The man who started with me never went to the top of the hill, for he could see the Yankees before I could and he soon started back . The Col. then withdrew the men and made preparation for an attack; but it never was bro~ght on . There were a few stray shots all day, but didn't amount to anything among our men . Each side seemed afraid to attack the other , as they couldn ' t ascertain the strength of the opposi~g forces . Wh~le we were recuperating and maneuvering around one evening at dress parade an invatation was read out, that a Mrs. Lucas in the neighborhood had given an invitation to all the Burdens , Sheppards and Pecks to attend a dining at her home . The invitation was read all through Lee's army. A lieutenant by the name of Burten from Bedford Co. and I were the only ones who went. We had to go about six miles: She lived at a fine farm house and the porch was crowded with guests. Mrs. Lucas and her daughter came out to meet us and told us not to tell our names until she guessed who we were . She looked at the Lieut. first and said she couldn't see the favor of any of the Burdens, Sheppards or Pecks . I told her how he spelled his name and we soorl found it was different from the name she was hunting . She told us to get down and come- in anyway ; she was glad we had come, etco, if the name was a littl e different. I told her she had slighted me, that she hadn't guessed who I was yete She said : "Oh! Come on , I know you by the favor. I' 11 show you pictures of your relations for two generat i ons . " She introduced the Lieut . to the ladies and said she would introduce me a little later . She took me in and showed me a life-size portrait of her grandfathe r Jacob Peck, who was born and raised near Fincastle, and was my great unclea She knew me by the picture, she said. She then took me back and introduced me to the guests . Her husband came in, and to my astonishment, I recognized him as the same Dr. Lucas that we had so much fun over when we were in prison at Washington about four months before. I laughed and called him the fresh fish and he enjoied anew our initiating we had for these witnesses that were sent to Washington. He said he recognized me on first sight . Lieut. Burten went back to camp that eve, but as I had a three day's furlough, I stayed until the next evening. Dr. Lucas sent regua~ds to the other seven men who spent the time with us at Washington. After a few days we crossed the Blue Ridge and went back into Culpepper Co, near the same place from which we had made our start to Gettysburg. We rested and recuperated at this place a few days and the first disturbance was one day when half of our division of cavalry was out letting the VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 24 horses graze , when the pickets came in and said that Kilpat~ick was crossing the Rappahannocko The bugle sounded, a signal to saddle and make ready for movement. Our horses all being out and half the men, naturally we had a considerable stampede before the men could get back and we could all make ready. By our de l ay Kilpatrick succeeded in getting about all of his men over. We formed our line of battle and aimed to make a cavalry charge, but could not on account of the timber and underbrush. · Just as we were dismounting a young man by the name of Preston, who had come to our regiment the day before, was shot in the neck and fell deado We charged them on foot and drove them across the river, capturing a few of their men and having a few wounded and killed . Some of our slow fellows who didn ' t get up with us in time for the pursuit, hitched their horses a t a straw stack and were smocking and set the stack on fire, and burned it and one of the horses . A few days later while out on a scouting expedition , and some of our men were left behind the majority of the command, having the ir horses shod , Kilpatrick's men came on them and would have captured them all , but for Lieuto Ed . Hayth. He hurriedly formed them in line, as soon as he saw the enemy approaching and charged them and drove them back Hayth then hurried on and overtook us and informed us of the enemy 's advance , so we took our position ~ behind a rock fence When Kilpatrick's men advanced , they came up through a corn field , so we had to s hoot considerably a t random an d their firing on us was about the same way . One of our men by the name of Chaso Cross, from Lynchburg, was accidently killed by one of :~·our pieces of artillery, and Capt . Breckinridge sent word back to the gunne rs that they must aim higher, and just as the messenger, William Craddock , got to where young Cross was killed, he was shot by the Yankees and died that nightD 0 0 These were the on ly two men we lost. We left the fence and charged the enemy and drove them back, but didn ' t capture any of them o The next · · we heard of the enemy was that Gen . Meade was concentrating his forces in Culpepper Co . , preparing to advance on Richmond. Gen. Lee then moved with his army toward Cu lp epper, Co H. , to check Meade. He sent Stewart 's cavalry to cross the Rapidan River at Raccoon Ford , to drive the enemy back. When we crossed the river the enemy opened fire ori us with three or four pieces of arti ll ery and th e first ball that was fired cut Sergeant McCabe ' s l eg off and th e ball went on through his horse and killed it instantly. We soon saw that our only c .. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 25 went on thro~gh his horse and killed it instantly. We soon saw that our only chance was to dismount and charge the enemy on foot. When we got near the artillery they began to fall back and never halted until they got to Stensburg, about two miles distant. Here they opened fire on us again and we laid down in a mill race, to get out of range and sight of the enemy . I was very warm , having wal ked the two miles in double quick time and h ad to lie ln that spri~g water for about three hours until reinforcements arrived. When the infantry got within about 200 yards we were ordered to charge the artillery, which we did, but when t h ey saw o~r reinforcements corning they began retreating to Brandy Station. We fol~owed them expecting them to make a stand agai~ ~ut they did not. They continued to retreat until they JOined the main army . We camped near Brandy Station that night ~ and the next morning I was unable for service. My rest in that spring wa t er had given me a case of congestion of the livero Ke B. Stoner was sent to take me back to Orange C. H. , I wasn ' t ab l e to go alone. After going a coup l e of miles a citizen told u~ of a near w~y by going through his corn field and on out in ~ cross road , that led to the main road 1 Just after getting into the corn field I was riding a little ahead while Stoner laid up the fence and to my great surprise one of Gen. Pleasenton ' s couriers came galloping up. I drew my pistol and ordere d him to surrender, which he did without a wordo When we got through the field and to the next house, the man of the house told us it wasn ' t safe to go farther because h e had seen a scouting party go that wayo He told us another near route back to Lee's headquarterso We arrived t here in due time and stayed all night and they to l d us where to find the command . We at last reached them and turned our prisoner over to the provost guard, and made a second start for Orange C. H. I hadn ' t eaten anything for a coup l e of days and would get so sick every f ew miles that I ' d have to get off and li e on the ground awhile and try it again. A£ter two days riding and resting along, we reached camp and you may know I was glad to get backo I was sick for a week or so and every thing remained quiet for some time. This was nearing fall and we soon began fixing up winter quarters. We tented in a heavy piece of timber and built a wind brake back of the encampmento We had built log huts for winter quarters before this, but just lived in our tents the winter of '63 as we were expecting to have to move at any timeo Nothing occurred during the winter to break our rest. We kept up picket duty, of course, and had fairly good rations, principally corn bread and pork with some beef . The country VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 26 had been so over~run that we couldn't expect to fare as well as we had previously a We broke camp the early part of march and moved to Fredericksburg. Thi evening we started, after we had saddled up we were waiting for further orders and about half of th~ boys lay down by the wind brake and went to sleep. The horses were all hitched around, ,just where we had kept them all wintera Some of the boys thought things were too quiet, so they slipped around and set fire to the dry pine brush of the wind brake, and such a scare as the fellows had when they waked upo The men jumped and some ran off without their guns or pistols~ and every little while the f±re ~would burn over one and it would fire away . The horses then got scared and we had a general awakening. Some of the. boys used Sunday words, lavishly, I'll tell you. If they could only catch the fellow- ~ho set the brush, was the cry; but catching him was the thing . Every fellow was perfectly innocent, of courseQ At about 8 o ' clock at night we had orders to march toward Fredericksburg. As the roads were bad, the wagons made poor time, so we didn ' t get there until the next day. As soon as we arrived a detail was made from all the companies to send men down to help draw a seine. I got permission to ride about some and took one of the roads made by the infantry the year before , when the battle was fought there o I heard a man cursing at the top of his voice and I went to him and his wagon had upset with a load of £.sh. I helped him turn his wagon back and to reload his fish and he was very grateful for my he l p, so much so , that he gave me a dozen fine hickory shad. I strung my fish up and hung them to my saddle and started on toward the fishing , and directly I heard my man yelling and cursing and I rode back to find his wagon upset again and every fish on the ground I helped him load up again ~nd he gave.me anothe: dozen. My hands and clothes were considerably soiled by this time so I dec i ded to go back with himo He was going to the camp wirh the fish, so I helped him on out o f the woods. Every time the wagon would strike the roots of the trees the fish would slip first to one side of the bed and then the other and by , both of holding and watching we kept them from upsetting the wa g on again . When I got back our quarter-master had issued f i sh to the men, so with my extra 2 dozen, we had a fis h f east o 0 VIRGINIA APPlACHIAN NOTES �Page 27 REMINISCENCES OF A CONFEDERATE SOLDlER CHAPTER IV . FOURTH YEAR OF THE WAR . We remained at that camp until the morning of the 4th of May, when we tore down our tents and started to Spottsylvania C. H. When we got there we were ordered out to take a place near Todd ' s Tavern , where we were ordered to fortify . In a few hours Gen . Sedwick, with the 19th army corps marched againsed us . A desperate fight ensued . We fought from behind our log fortifications; he charged again and again during the_ whole day , but we continued driving him back . Our loss was light, as we were well fortified, but the ground over which they charged was left blue with their slain. Gen . Ulysees Grant had already been appointed commander-in-chief of the Yankee forces and was now in Spottsylvania Co . His motto was "never to give up" so he reinforced Sedgwick the next day with another army corps, which meant 30 , 000 or 40 , 000 men . The first day I receipted for 100 rounds of ammunit i on and shot it all and the next day for 115 and used all that the 2nd day . The others all did about the same. They had removed t he dead during the night and charged over the same ground all of the second day . We held our same position behind the fortif i cations and lost very few men , but the ground in front of us was blue with the poor boys in blue, again by night fall . We left a strong force at the fortifications during the night , but a part of us went into camp near by. We went back to our position in the morning of the 3rd day and the Yankee ' s had moved their dead, but were reinforced and ready to charge us again and continued until about the middle of the day. One of our Bedford boys "Lil" Johnson, looked over the fortifications and was shot through the head and killed ~nstantl y. Another fellow Creed Hubbard was killed by a bullet passing through the fortifications. Chas. Price, Newt. Shaver and I we re side by side as we had been for three days firing at the enemy, when another bullet came through the fortifications and struck Newt. in the breast and he fell dead, as we thought. I put my hand into his bosom to see if we could stop the bullet wound from bleeding and found there wasn't a particle of blood. He had just been stuned so we soon revived him with water, and just then one of our couriers came in sight and was killed. Some one ran up to him and found a dispatch in his hand ordering us to fall back . . Our breastworks had caught on fire at the extreme ends of our line VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 28 and our men had already been ordered back, but we were the last to receive the order. The enemy was pressing ha rd er , of course, and just as we started back, after our breastworks had caught on fire, Chas. Price took Newt's gun to carry and I took his arm to help him, as he was still weak from the shock and a bullet struck him in the arm, that was locked in mine. We had to leave our dead men at the breastworks to burn . I only saw the two right near me, in fact they were about 3rd or 4th man from me, but of course, there .were others all along the line . Still our loss was very meager, compared to the enemy . We fell back until we reached Gen. Lomax's breastworks . When we crossed over and laid down, I told Newt I wanted to find out why that first ball that struck him didn't enter his body and I asked him what he had in his pocket . He said he had the bible that his mother gave him, when he left home . I looked and found the bullet more than half way through the little bible. So it had saved his life. · turned him over to the ambulance corps to be cared for. The enemy's whole line of battle followed us, but only the sharpshooters came in sight. We waited for the line to appear to open fire, but as they didn't, Col. Munford ordered our sharpshooters to re-cross the breastworks and charge the enemy who was hiding behind the trees and firing oc-asionally . I Edward Brugh, of Co. C., 2nd VA Cavalry, who was comm anding us, ordered us to advance and try to keep the trees between us and the enemy as much as possible. Just as I got to a large tree a man behind it fired at Brugh who was behind another tree to my right, and shot him through the lung . I ran around the tree expecting to get him, but he had dodged behind another tree and I didn't get a shot at him . Lieut. Hayth was put in Brugh's stead and we followed on a drove them nearly to our breastworks that had been burned. I was in the front line and just as we were ordered to halt, I saw a Yankee officer lying dead, as I thought, with his head between two small shrubs. I went to him and saw that he was shot through the head and thought from his appearance that he might have money, so I examined his pockets and found none, but found a splendid silver watch. One of Co . K's men was with me and he said: "Peck, I am going to take his boots, he'll never need them again." Just as he aimed to pull one off, the man kicked him and sent him a couple of somersaults. I looked and saw that our men had gotten some distanc e back toward our breastworks, so we started back in double quick time, I'll tell y ou . The enemy's skirmish line began firing on Bnd we ran at full speed. I carried the watch in my hand, so if I was shot I could throw i t away. I didn't want them to kill or capture me with a dead Yankees property on my person. We didn't overtake VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 29 our men until we crossed the breastworks, and we crossed right where Capt. James Breckinridge was and laid down by his side. He said to me: " The boys thought you were either killed or captured as you didn ' t get back with them ." I then showed him the watch and told him of my hunting for money and finding it . Capt . B . took the watch and looked at it and saw that it belonged to Col . E . L. Sindler, of the 1st Vao V. S . Caval ry. Col . Munford said he knew the man well ; had gone to school with him at West Point, and had been his class-mate and graduated with him. Capt . B . wanted to tr ade me a gold watch for it, and I sent the gold watch home , and he carried Col . Sindler ' s watch until he was killed at the battle of Five Forks. . It wasn't long until night-fa l l , so ·the enemy let us rema~n in camp until morning . We arose early and the infantry had arrived by this time, and we fortified , expecting them to do the fighting and we cou l d look on . The infantry had been in camp nearer Richmond and didn ' t get to us in time to share our three days fight . Gen . Lee ordered us out near where our breastworks had been burned , to bring on the f ight, but before we got that far the enemy , hiding in the timber, fired on us and killed Capt. Breckinridge ' s horse, known to us as "Bull Locust. " We retreat ed so they would come out in the field and follow us nearer to the breastworks where we could have a chance at them and the infantry opened fire on them. Just at this time Col. Munford received a dispatch from Gen . J. E. B. Stewart, that Sheridan , who had been fighting in the southwest was advancing on Richmond with 15,000 men and 90 pieces of artillery, pr i ncipal ly parot guns. Munford ordered us to follow him in a gallop, which we did. We halted after gal l oping about twe l ve miles, when we were nearing Sheridan ' s rear . He was in a country where a great deal o~ broom sage grew and to keep us from overtaking him he ha~ fired the country for miles . We rushed ri ght through the fi re singing our eye-brows and our horses manes and tails , but suc ceeded in coming on his rear and a l so getting a portion o f our army in front of him at a place near Beaver Dam. As Sheridan had so much larger fo rce of men and equipments than Stewart, we had to give way at sBveral points, to protect ourselves , but when we got to Yellow Tavern, about 9 miles from Richmond , Stewart determined to make a stand and save Richmond . Stewart rode in fron t of his line and told us that Richmond's destiny l ay at our hands; that in three more miles Sheridan could reach the Heights from which we coul d throw Greek fire from the paro t guns and s h e ll the town. Richmond houses were pr incipally covere d with shingle roofin g at that VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 30 time and not so many brick buildings , ~nd as the parot guns could throw a shell 6 miles, an~ whe~ it struck it would explode and throw fire in every d1rec~1on , it would have been an easy and short take to have set 1 t all on fire . We had come experience with Greek fire and_knew what it was to extinguish it . It was a very dry time, too, but a cloud arose and just as the battle be¥an t~e cloud reached us and a dreadful storm followed . The lightning and cannonading were so terrific, that sometimes we_couldn~t tell the flashing of one from the other . The rain was Just pouring and often the ammunition would get so wet , as we were loading our guns , that they wouldn ' t fire . The Penn cavalry made a desperate ~harge and took three of Stewart ' s artillery guns . ~tewar~, with his 1st Va. regiment , the one that he had gone out with, aimed to retake the guns, and one of the Penn. cavalry , who had gotten out into our lines before falling back and saw Stewart a~d recognized him , I suppose , fired and mortally wounded him. We didn ' t get the g uns but we held Sheridan back and saved Richmond . The battle only lasted something more than an hour, but in that short time we had lost one of our bravest and best men, Gen o J. E . Stewart. 0 We fought nearly the whole ~ime in a down-pour of rain the loss was heavy on both sid~s , but we fe l t the los s of and our leader more than all of the privates, at this time , when the enemy was doubling in on us from all sides . Sheridan was not easily defea~ed, we only spoiled one plan for him to make another to reach Richmond; that was to go down and cross th e Chichahominy at Meadow Bridge . He began that movement as he fell back from Yellow Tavern. Our pickets that evening and night found that he was moving in that direction , so we were ordered to move down and form a line of battle south of ~eadow Bridge . The Chickahominy was very much swollen by the rain the day before and it was out over the swamps about waist deep on a man . We were right at the bank of the river and saw so many large turtle s , watching for bugs or anything that might be floated. We soon looked out ac ross the river that had spread a mil e or more over the swamp, and saw a number of objects that looked no larger than many of the turtles, advancing in regular line. I told the boys that I believe~ that was Yankees wading in the water and trying to make us believe they were turtl es . The other boys all thought they were turtles, though. VIRGINIA APPLACHlAN NOTES �Page 31 I was right in the road that crossed the bridge and had a good view, and felt sure they were men we saw and not turtles. So I called up to Lieut . McGruder to come down and investigate the matter . He hadn't much more than reached me, before these men in the water opened fire on us and killed McGruder while talking to me. The Yankees were armed with Spencer rifles and it made no difference how wet they got the water couldn't penetrate the powder. They had stooped down until only their heads· were above water, where it wasn't deep enough to hide them, and when they were yet about fifty yards out from the river in the swamp timber, they fired on us , killing several men of our skirmish line and the Lieut . We were ordered to fall back over the crest of a little hill south of us, in double quick time. We had a very brave Irish Sergeant , who said he'd never run, and as we were going ~ack in double quick time, the Capt. said to him: · "Paddy, I thought you ' d never run. " He said : "Ah, Capt . It is shust this wayo Those d---d rascals have played turtle on us and it is better for a fellow to be a coward f or a few minutes, .. than a corpse for the rest of his l ife. Let the d---d rascals come our of the water loike min , and I ' ll foight them until hell freezes over and and thin I ' l l foight thim on the ice." We fell back to our regular l ine of battle and arti llery and when they came out of the water we ruched up to the top of the hill with our arti ll ery and charged them, driving them back through the river with heavy slaughter. Gen . Stewart, who had been taken to his brother-in-law's home in Richmond, and was gradual l y growing worse, heard the cannonading and asked what it meant. They told him that Sheridan was aiming to cross at Meadow Br idge, and that FitzLee and Wade Hampton were holding the ford . Stewart's reply was: "If Fitz Lee is there with th e Vao cavalry, Richmond is safeo" These were the last words he spoke, that any one could understand. I ' l l tell you it did our sad hearts good to know that the man we had fought with that long, had that confidence in us and that we could be among hi s last thoughtso At about two o ' clock the water had run down considerably , and some of us crossed to see if we could . locate Sheridan's movementso Scouting parties were sent in every direction and we soon found that he had retreated in the direction of the White House on the York River. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 32 Crook - Fisher Deed Book 45 pages .Yl-J- )44: Deed JO March 1895 between Nancy Fisher, Geo. Fisher, John H. Fisher, William T . Fisher, Clara P . Fisher and wi.fe Ann M. Fisher and Sallie M. Fisher heirs of Geo . L. Fisher, deceased to District School Trustees of Gills Creek District. Parties of first part £or and in consideration of the building of a Public school house for white children convey to Trustees and their successors in office 1 acre (with right of way to water in Franklin county) . "Beg . at a rock Borner in crook's line on north bank of Greer ' s Ford road, thence S 90 E 9 E 12 Po to pointers ; thence s 71 1/2° E 12 1/2 Bos . to pointers thence No 9° w12 poles to said road ; thence N '.71 1/2° W 13 pas . to beg. " Nancy Fisher. George c. Fisher, John H. Fisher, Ann M : Fisher, Sallie M. Fisher, William T . Fisher, Clarra p . Fisher R· c. Shaon, NP given 30 March 1895 Recorded 1 Jan 1895 c. ( Note: From compiler, recall reading report of Franklin county, Virgi nia public schools indicated this school in very poor condition by about 1905 and was valued at about $5 .00 . My father , Daniel Rufus Ralph Sink remembered the old school building as a locator in finding his ancestor Stephen Sink ' s cemetery. When we were there in 1976, the old school was lo~ gone as well as other identi:fyi.ng land.marks for him . We were unable to find it. Several years later after his death in 1979, his si9:.er, Neora Marie (Sink) Vaughan gave me excellent dire~tions. It was off Route 670 unto Road 900 south Rbout a mile, with looking for the metal gate at the top of a long hill . Based on what in:fonnation I have , the school should have been somewhat across from this stated intersectio n and probably the Dillon Store, a neighborhood general store . Apparently the old road kn?wn as " the Greer ' s Ford road'' is presently known as Route 670 in the J3Urnt Chimney area of the county and goes past Burnt Chimney School . ) Deed Book 72 page 174: Deed 19 May 1922 J . D. D. Perdue and o:rusie his wife to Jube Taylor for sum ~500 ~ra7t n~ar Taylor's Store containing 76a ml . " Beg . at a spanish oak tree in Price s h .ne and With road E · or NE to ro ck planted on side of road and then southward With road to k planted on side of road at s . E. corner of field near hollow, then west ~cs . w. to rock planted at end of wiretfhence _it·hn ~ok : s line then north or N· w. with Crook ' s line to Price ' s line, en wi _. ... ice s line to starting part ." J . D. D. Perdue. Drusie Perdue Clerk's Office recorded May 29, 1922 . R· c. Sha.on, justice 16 Feb 1901 Recorded 2 Aug 1901 of the Jube Tay 1 or f am1·iy are buried ( Note·· from compiler, many members . . n~arby in chestnut Grove Baptist Church Cemetery lo~ated on Route 672~near Route 670, which was near the old " Road to Taylor ' s Store". r n the 1980s , a local resident had a Mr. Taylor, take us on a walk. · t · p on the old Stephen Altick land (most likely part of Lawrence Bo~~an~~ tracts) to locate a lone one man unmarked cemetery . He found it and . t had rock . I wonder if it could have been Richard Fisher, husband of th~ dau h~er of Mary "Polly" Bousman.) g compiled by: Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes; 1204 Alli.· s on Drive . · Ro ckviJ.le, Md·. 20851. June, 199. 6 • Descendant . of Stephen S"nk ' . an Revolutionary i Amenc . war So ldier, Pennsy1 vam.a Mil itia f h ' C0 untY• He is buried about .9 mile south of the C e~ter ket located at . . community mar the intersection of Secondary Road 670 d 900 on land 111 designated by deed as " the Sink Ce s ..._~ ~ • FranJdin county, .irgirua. . . me"""'ry in V ° \llDr.ltJI A ADDI Aruu.u un"T-rc �Page 33 £frie1111 .&111eri~1111 .&11~esfr~~ The follovling pages contain a copy of the minutes for a 1933 program conducted by African American employees of Norfolk and Western. The type-script was written by J. Lewis Majors. Contributed to V.A.N. by Daniel Jones . . PROGRAM . NORB1 0LK A1ID WESTERN VETERANS ASSOCTIATTON COLORED DIVISION Hs.filtl§on ».av is, Yi .ee- Ch.ai rman Lewis Ma jor s - Chairman Roanoke, June 24 ~ 1933 INVOCATION - by J . T . Willia ma PBESENT.A.T I ON OF .EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEI\.ifBERS SINGING OF TH~l'IE SONG - Lead by P r esi d ent T. F ! Sheehan A :ru!:ESSAGE FROM TEE RAILROAD !vUiNAGEMEN~ - by Jf' . E.ehabot THE SOUTHLAND SINGERS - Voc!il Selecti ons ADDRESS - Pres ident T . P . Sheehan VOCAL s:EL:E:CTIONS - Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Robinson ADDRESS - Vice-P r esident W. B . Carter SOLO - by Edward Lo gan ADDRESS - by Chairman Lewis Ma jors THE ROBI NSON SINGERS - Vocal ~elections SECRETARY- TRE?i_suEB.Rr s RE.PORT SOLO- - by Pre sident T. F . ~heehan srnGING OF TBEJ:lE SONG ADJ 0 URJl I\/IENT VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 34 (Portion too dark to reprint) Mr. Chabot presents Chairman Majors and Vice-Chairman Harrison Davis and they simply rise and bow as their names are called. Then Chairman Maj ors takes charge of the meeting. CHAIRMAN MAJORS SAYS: ~~~t · ··i'.~.-· ~~·· honor }ind , a ~ pl·eai:iu:r~ to serve _.,<;B your chaiTinan ana. to ~e"sA.i"e- at ·..th±s · ineeting ... · ·I ·., think _ it ·i s .generally uno.e· ~st. ood tha.~ th'a:.:.§is " · ~:, sectiona l l.il. ~ eting of OIJ.r division &ncl. th£.: t , t11erefore , no re g ula:r busine..s s Will be tr Z:nsacted . we It is a get - together l.i'le eting, the f irS t have held s i nce our memorable meet.ing at Bay 0hore , near .duckro e 'Beach, end I hop e tht:.t our prog.x~m tod f:. y wil l be sich a.s to make you fe·e 1 that i t was worth- while to be here. INVOCATION "At thi s time I wi.i....:.. as.i( 3rother J . 'J.' • • Villicrns , one of O Ll r fellow .l lal;erans1 to invoke th e D:ilvine _;l e;:;sint:; upon our m~e tin g . urt is now my plea.sure to p resent the white officers o± oµ r asso - ciati on who are with us. 1 'i. hey names. I will E'1 SK them l:::liIU;;ly to st~nd as I call ·their wL1.l be invited to s _p es.t.C to us a .Little lat er in the mee t ing · .• . ? re s i de nt T. F . Sheehan Second "if ice - P re s i cient ·,f . i3 . Cart e r ~ecret~ry - ~r e ~su rer F. ~o Chauot "Ilow let ' s ee e how well we can all s 1·ng tog~t.her . '.le have a l i t t le theme song- -us ed at the sectional L1e eti11rs of the ;i~.1hi t: e 6 i vision--a.nd .I believe you Will en joy it . P r esident T. :L>' . ~3hee han vv ~l.l. ex,.;lain the so~g anC'. l ead us in sin<.'. ing it. ~. :r . CH..~ I ~1MJ~ ~Jheehc. n." -·-·- J v ltd d.n.Y 3 : nr unct erst a.nd thr t our se c ret -~ ry-t re asur e r, :.ir. Chauo t, h a a a sp.e4I..~'a 0 ·s ="e ,.;;> 1 aee f 'I" O"' us an CJ." I ··w 1· 11 "C:!:r + a...,.u. h lill · t 0 s·pe L 1-tQ A4 ~ • ., C t;J::' h ,~l 1~ j $ 10 !i ta VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �.f>!ge 35 CHAIRMAN - iil"J"olis· ~ - nwe have With us today The S'outh:La-nd Singers and the.y will si~ -· :for us at this time . Hr . David Traynham is our pianist.~ .'' CMI2 lfl.A.1'T 11.l-!..JORS : " It is now my privelege to give the floor to our Presi~ent, Mr. To F. Sheehan who will t a ltk to you." CHAIRMAN Majors.: is a :p l eas1J..re to p r esent a t this ti.rne Mr. and Mrs. J.B. "It Robinson who will sing fo r us. " CID..IRMA.N ll/:.. JORS : "I next present Vice - President w. B. Carter who will speak to us.n CH!!. I RMAN :h·Ui.. JORS : " Edward Logan , soloist , will give us a selection now. n CHAIRMAN MA.JOBS l.1.'-...KES ADDRESS ABOUT A.S E"OLLOWS: n rt will be two years in September s ince we have had an. ineeti~g a nnual and this is my first o]tpor.tunity to speak to you collectively. ·'"I .- .w.j..sh it h a d been possible f or a ll members o:f our division to be here and the :".' e }J:-.~o bably meeting. I look forward to the t ime when we c a n h old another such would have been mo:re if we co uld have had a re gul a r meeting cs we had in 1931. ~Now , RS you will learn ~rom the secret £ ry's report to be made in a £ew minutes , our division does not have as man y members as it sh0tl.l-~, ' Of course I dan understand that there a re many colored emp loyee s of . the Norfolk a nd Weste rn who able quite ~o 8 ~ re eli gible fo r r:iembership but who do not · ::te..~l join bec ause they h a ve pot h Ed regul a r work. few Who you to do whr. t urer wil l Would joi n if we WOL1 ld f::';O ~fter t hem you c an to inc i"ease o:.1r membership 0 Ird like: t o...• . 0 be g lad to help in any way that he can, rrm sure .. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Anothe r ~r I\. _ _Page 36 3 I would like to mention is the matter of p zying due s :for the year 1932". There ar·e about 30 members who have not pa id :fo r that yea r 2s yet and I understand they were given copies latte r se~t o:1 t by our secret ary - t reasurer. o~ a general Of course such membe rs ere not delin~uent as yet but it is desired t h at they be pai d as ecrly a s pos·sible. If for any reason you are £_ot able to pay them now the secreta ry-treasurer would ~p pre icatexl\note from you expl ~ ining ycu.r situaaion so that when the proper time comes he c 8 n p l aoe your c2se am gefore the executive committee. IAsure our officers are all men who unde rs tand existing conditions and th~t they will be very reasonable in considering litUCh cases. You understand tha.t those who pe.icl , or are ~e~uired to pay, dues for 1932 do not have to pay dues for 1933. This rule was made oy our executive committ ee bec Luse we did not have a regular annual meet ing in i 932. However, the secret£ ry- treas u rer has been author i zed to collect dues for next ye5r but they will not be peyable until January l, 1~34. "I will now ask the Robinson Singers to giv.e us a selection." nour secret a ry - treasurer wi l l give us a report on the of our division. af :f~irs Mr. Chabot ." Cha irman Majors: " •tyou have h .ea.rd .Mr .. Chabot's report o a.t thi~ I wou ld like to ask time that we all stand for a m&ment in s i l ent medit a tion out of respect for oux deceased broth ers. " CHAI BMAN MAJORS SAYS: · nl:iow, I hate a pleasant surprise :for you. 'I'. F. Sheehan is. go ing to s i ng for us . Mr .. Sheehan has 48 years o:f service despite mis app e ~rence of youth. you will be very agreeably ea:rprised. Our presid.ent , Mr . When you he~r Mr. Sheehan. t• VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES him r•w sure �Page 37 ... 4_ Mr. Sh eehan a e:a in l e a ds audi ence in si:gging nwe r ve Been Work in 1 on the Rai lro ~ c1. u CHA I ffiU.J:~ ?.IIAJ.ORS : " Th.is concludes o u r ;: ro g ram . I want to thanlt you ell :tor coming out , a nd I vt1E:n t ps.. rti c ~j_ a xly to thanlt a l l of these mu :::i ca l artists f o r ~rov i d i ug s o mu c h e n joyment here t o day. Goo d bye and goodluck unt i l ou:r n e x t meeting .n The follo"ving pages contain a listing of African Americans living in Northwest Roanoke City. The purpose of the list is unknown. It is possible that this is the membership of some fraternal organization since consecutive dates are listed, perhaps to be checked off for the payment of dues. This list was prepared by J. Lewis Majors who resided with is wife, Martha, at 324 Gilmer Ave., N\V. T he type-script was prepared by Mr·s. J. M. Wa1·reo, a clerk at the Norfolk a nd Western office located at 918 Norfolk Ave., S.W. Have your P1·esc 1· ipt.ions fille d at PROGRESSIVE DRUG STORE COOPEJl'S DRUG S'f'OI{~: Th e y Carry a Complete l ine of SMOKES, CANDIES, SODAS and TOI LET ARTICLES T . C. COOPER, Ma n ager Corner H~nry and Hjgh Streets PhonE! 1446 W ill Call For and Deliver Your Prescript ions 125 N . Henry St. - - ·- VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES P hone 3-4 741 --- - -· - - --· -~----- �Page 38 North west Men Arr ington, T. E ••••••• 721 Moorman Rd. Ne w. 1 9 41 Bashman 1 w. w. Baskerville , Juniua ••• 502 Tent h Birkes, R· H••••••••••522 McD owe ll Ave. No W ool~ 4l Board. McKi nl ey ••••••• 220 Patton AVeo, ?~ . W oo o l ~41 -Bumbray, a o~~a.rd. 616 McDowell Ave . No Woool 94l Burrell, R. c••••••• ,.122 Patton Ave. N o w••• • 1 941 .Burrell, w. Ho • ••• • • • • 604 Harrison A Ve . N.. \I o .. l ~4l Br yd , Joe •••••• •• •••.•• 605 Madison Ave . l~ . w... o 1 '~ 4l. Caldwa ld, Jas. R•••• • • 304 Gilmer Ave o , N . W••• l 94 l Callowa y , J ulian H• • •• 241 Mad i ~Qn .Avenue, N o Vi' o l<J 4l Cla rk, Allen ~ •••••••• 711 Ma dfso n Ave . N. w. ... 1~ 41 Cobbs, Earlie ••••••••• 713 Mcnowe ll J.\. ve. N o Wo l'J 4 l 1~41 Cooper, Calvin.~ •••••• 211 Y~di aon Ave . N. w. Coop er, Clarenc·e • • •• lOl b Henry St • N . w....... 1 ';) '.l: 1 Cruise, Cha s •• • •• ••• •• 829 Harri s o n Ave ., N • w••• l <J 4 1 Dani e l, Jame so••••••·• ~l2 McDowell Ave. No Woo 1 941 Dan i els, Geo. R••••••• LJ27 McDo we ll. Av e . w.. w.... l.9 4 1 ------- 822 7th St o N o Wo ••• o • o l 'J4.l Av e ., No Wooeol94l 0 • •••• Davi s , Wi l l a rd L •••• •• 708 Rutherf ord A ve., N.W .1 ~41 Davia, William, •••••• • 604 Eighth St. ' No ~ .1i1.l~4l Benni.a, El.more E •••••• 315 Madise n Av e . N. w... . 1 941 Dennis. Harrison •••• •• 606 Loudon Av e. N o w• ., •• 1~41. Dent, John H •• •••••o••31 ~ Madi s on ..Ave • N 0 wo • • 19 4 1 Dent, William G. J r ••• 304 Eourth Di vers, samue 1 ••••• •• • 154 st. N. w•• G •• 1~ 41 Dudley, Calmeze R•• • •• 4 05 Gilmer Ave. N. w•• . 1SJ 41 Dudl ey, E . R•••• •• •••• 4 05 Gilmer Ave. N. W c-o•l ~4l Dupee H. K•••••• •••••308 Gilmer Ave No W o o oo l ~4i Edwards, U~ r c ell~S.0 00423 Moorma n Rd . N a w ~ •• 01941 Faulkner, T. B • • • •.• • • • 622 Harris on Ave 0 N o Woo1941. 0 0 Findley, Thos. E o• •••o6ll Moor.m an Ave ., Fl eming , Legrarde ooeo o414 Gilmer N., w•• 1 94l .Ave. No Wo. Giddings, percyoo••••• 1 1 Thr id Av e.. N' ~ 0 "' Gilliam, Wo A •• ••··~··202 ¥tells Ave. r~ . W •~ 0 w. • .,. 1 941 "1941 0 0 0 1.94)_ Golden ' Robert •••••••• . "Hal e, Thomas H ••• • • • • • 601 ~oorman Rd ., N . w. 0 • l941 Haynes, r; . w... .. ...... 51 2 5 th S t . N. Wo ooo••••).';..141 Hicks, John jugo •• • ••• 923 Hodg es, Sam•.• ••• o o o • •e~~2 ...Holland, Alpnons o .. . • • ev4'7 Holland, Jeremi~h•••••51.6 Johns on, E. Lo' ooo•.••••519 Jones, i:ryree. • o • o • .• • • . 1 21 Jones. Wo Lloyd 0 • • 0 • 00 206 .Jordan , John }{ ........ 111 ~?5 L ynchbur g A ve.,• 1'J oWCl> 1 94l. 7th S t • J\T ., W o • • • o • . . . 1~ 41 Mc:.di s on Aveo .Jll. Wo ~ • .19 4 )_ Ch:.stnut Av e .,, H .. Wo l 94l Fa irfax A vee N. w..... 1 94J~ ~arrison Ave. N. vt o .. 1 94 1 .McDowe l l Ave. N• \"; •• 19 4 1 ME1dis on l•. ve. N. w•• 01 941 Cl a renoe ••••• o ~22 Gilme r •Ave 1~r o ~' 194 1 18 \ £ ~~ .K& iser, E• B· ··· ·· •••• • v ...4adison A ve H . \CJ o• 194 l ~1rrmer, ...._I!' 0 II Q O 0 111 0 0 Keel1ng 9 Samuel ••• 0 ••• ~1B McDov'H~ l.l .A ve. N o w J_';14l King, '\'talter Co .)•• • 0 0 •;)39 MCDowell a ve. N o \!°~ 00 .J..941 Kyle, R • Hoo••••••••oo7lff !f~rri so n Av e .. N .. w... 1941 Lipscoms, sam Lewia ••• 106 Hi gh St. N. w. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1941 Lynch, F r ank+• "•o11000•604 ~:nth S t .. 1q- . W"•••••l941 00 51.4 Ei.ool>.. air...rt .;y, th ~ r,t '" Jtl o W o o o o o 1 °41 ma. ~ t Jamea H•• • OU "' Mart in" w1111am .. • • • • • .400 Harr hw n .A ve• N o Vi • • 1 9 41 l&son John11oc.••o••o"ii7ll Harrison AVeo .N.w, • • 1<;1 4 1 Montg~mery, caesar oo •• 7l3 E i~· ~·t 0 1\1 1!5::1-1 th .J l,\j • w0 0 0 0 0 1 00/ 4 1 00 0 Morant, •• Isiahe.ooooeeo~25 · Center A VIRGINIA APPLAC~~AN ~o~is 01941 0 1.942 1 ~4 2 1 942 1 942 1943 •• l S43 1~43 1.9 43 1942 1~43 1<;142 l ~~- 2 1 943 1943 1943 1943 1 94 2 1. 943 l ':.14 2 l <:J 4 2 1 943 1~ 42 1~43 l<:J 4 2 1943 l 943 1943 1 9 43 1943 1 942 1~42 194 2 1 ~4 2 1942 l <j42 1942 1 -.;42 1942 194 2 1 942 l <J4 2 1 ~4 2 1942 1 942 1-:)4 2 1942 1942 l';.l 4G 1942 1942 l <;j4:3 1 '::>4 3 1943 1943 1943 ltj43 l -;J4;5 1 943 ig43 1~43 1943 1943 1943 1943 1 943 1943 194 2 1943 1 942 1943 194 2 1942 1942 194 2 194 2 1943 1943 1943 l ':i42 1943 1943 1 943 l 1j42 1 942 1 943 1 ~42 194Z 1943 1 942 l.~42 194~ l~43 l <;)42 .. '-1 y4;, 1~42 l '-''1~ 1 94&:! 1 942 1943 1943 1 ~43 1~42 1945 1943 l<j42 1~4 0 1 ~4 2 1943 1 94 ~ 1943:,. • j �- Page 39 N~rth wes t Men Continue4 Morton, Charleso•••••o•o•343 s ee·onu Ave.. No ·Wl •• ~l 941 Pal. mer , Donal.~ •• ••••• • ••• 615 Fair fax Ave . N' • ·wo. o 1.941 · P ierce , Jackson •••• ooeeoo518 Harri son AVe o ~.w 1 ~41 P inkha rd, F rank Nooo ooo o•228 Gilmer .Ave. No WoPo el 94l ••• Powell, L. Wo••••ooooo•o•707 Harrison .Ave , "Ii.· w•• 1 ~41 Preston, Erne s tooooo oo •••413 MCDOVJell ·_:(ve. l~ o W•• 194 1 Cla~deooooo••••oo•319 Pettus, John E oooo~oooo•o805 Reed , Ta~ewel l L•o••o•••o4l7 Paige, Harrison Ave. N o W •ool~4l Rut herford Ave. NqW . 1941 Patton Ave. No W•«>o ol941 Reeves, John R ••••• •••••• 400 Harrison Ave. N.w .... 1941. Rivens, W. W•••••••••••••• 327 Me~owell. A ve. No w... 1941 IR o b ins · . on, George_ ••• '° ...... 531 McDo well ·Ave. No w.·.. 1 941 Saunders, Thomasoooooooo•230 Rutherford Ave. N.Wd l~41 Sears, Thomas E · · ··•· ·~··543 Madison . Ave .,, I~ •. W11 al941 Sewell, Jas. H oooooooo•• • 511 Gilmer Ave. No w••• •1 941 Short, Charles ••••••••••• 518 Moor man R4. No w.... . 1~41 Simmons, Wm Jo ooo••o oo ooo307 Patt on ~ve . ·N . w.... . 1 ~41 Simon, Roger E •••••••••• • a36 Patton AV0• N. w..... 194l. Simpson, Amelia o• Goo•••oo303 N. Hen ry Streeto•o•ol941 Smith, Gran villeao oo o•••o239 Mad i s on . A ve ~ No w••• 1 941 Steptoe, Hersey Too•••••836 Madi son Av e. N• W•oolY41 Stewar t , J. So •••e ~ oooo824 Rutherlb1'd Ave~ li o Wo l~41 Vaughan, T . R •••••• • • • •• 916 Madison AVe a N~w •••• 1 941 Vaug han, Wo H ••••••••••• 812 Eigh t h Sto R ~ w••• •1 941 Wagner, Mc Kinl ey ••••••• • 345 Chestnut Ave. N. w•• • • 1941 Wa"tson, s. n ....... ....... fi29 Ruthe rfor d Ave. N,w •• l.941 J. Grant•••o•ooe402 Harris on Ave • .N., W• •• 1 ~4 1. Wa tson, wa tts, wm••• •••••• 0 • •• •• 221 Gilmer Ave. N• W, •••• 1941 Whit e , J. W. «> • • ~ • • • • o • • o 3 08 Weals Ave-. N. W. • • • • .1941 Williams Al bert s ........ 3 02 Harrison Ave. If. w, •• l.94l. Williiams • Harvey_ •• a,.•. o715 Harri.Son A'Ve o !fo Wo •• 1941 W orthy~ William.o o o••••• 225 :Madison Ava. N. w••• •1941 Wright> Clarence . ........ 507 Fairfax Ave. N.. w• •, • •1 941 Wright~ Geo .r ge •••• ,; ••••• 607 Harri.se n Ave.• N.W • • • 1~41 Wnllght, J ohn • ••••••••• • .527 MeDowel.1 AV(h N., w·. ~ .1~41 yailcey, Ol on ••••••• • •••• 508 Harrison Ave . N. w.~ .1941. Young , R ob e rt D ••• -••• o •• 3 1 7 Harr is on Ave. 1f <i W•• .,·J.c;,141 1942 1 942 1942 1 942 1 942 1 943 1943 1943 J. 942 194 3 1 943 1942 1943 1943 J.(j42 1S43 1943 1 942 1942 1 942 1942 1 943 1 943 1 ~42 1 St43 l.942 1 943 1 '1142 194~ 1 ~43 1~42 1 ~42 1 94~ 1 ~43 1943 1 94 2 1942 1 942 1 ~43 J.942 1943 l~43 1942 194~ l.942 1 943 1943 1 942 1 ~42 1942 1943 1943 J.942 t.! SJ43 1942 1 943 1.943 1 1142 l.942 1 ~42 l.942 1 942 1942 1~42 1942 1942 1 ~43 194-a l.943 l.943 1946 1 943 1945 1943 North West Me:n VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES - l ';i42 19 4~ 1942 1943 �Page 40 Nor west women w. Anderson, Annie M8.Y•ooel33 McDowell Ave. N . Ball.out Ruth ••• • •• • •••• 425 Baskerville, LUCY•••o•o502 Bethel, Virgi nia •••• ••• 315 Burrell, Gwendolyn ••••• 122 Craig, Mamie B ••• • •••• • 600 Davia, Emma Loµisee •••• 708· D~nmon, Elizabeth •••••• 21 4 · 1941 Shenandoah Ave. N• W .1~41 Tenth Ave~• No w...... ~ 1 941 McDowell Ave. No w••• l ':J41 Patton Ave . N• W•e- •• • 194 1 Rutherford Ave. w.w •• l 94l Ruth erford Ave .,N. W•ol94 1 N • Jefferson St •• o • • • 1941 Dillard, Marion Augusta330 Gilmer Ave. N. w••• • .1 941. DudJ.ey, Theress a H ••••• 405 Gilmer Av e . N• Vl••. o ol 94l Edwards,. TheJ.ma •••••••• 42v Moorman Rd. ·N. w•••• • l 9.41 Faulkner, Marie~ ••••••• 823 Rutherford A v e ., N• w . l ~4l F ox, Laura K. ........... 609 Harrison Ave. N• Woool941 Fultz, LB.ura ·· ·• •••••o• ·.325 Chestnut Ave, Na w••• l94l Gilliam, Elizab eth ••••• 202 Wells Ave. N . w.,. • •• 01941 Hairston, Lizzie • • • •••• 214 Harris.o n .Ave 0 N 0 w. o o 194 1 Harris, Elaie••••• o• • •• 206 Rut hei·f'ord Ave. N•W•o l 94l 1.942 1.942 1942 l942 1942 1 942 1 942 1942 1942 1.942 J.9 42 l.942 1942 Laven~er, Mary • •••••••• 5 16 Leac}l, Ma r~·~··•• • ••••• 301. Lynch, Letrtia•••••o•••·~07 Means, }..nnie • •••••••••• 430 Montgomery, Eli zabeth •• 713 Paige, Sarah ••• • ••••••• ~19 Pal mer, Elizabe t h.o •••• 615 Penn, Rosa ••••.•••••• •• • 629 Ches tnut Av e . N• w••• 1941 Loudon Ave. No W• . • • .l94 1. Mad i son Av e. N.. W•• ••l.941. Rutherford Ave . N.w •• 1 941 8 t h st N w • •••• 1941. Harris~n ·~ve :· ;: 9194 1 Fa irfax AVee Ne w•• •• l 94l Harrison Ave. l'l • -W• •• 1.941 f ittman, LUCY••••••oeoo534 Priee, Mamie ••••• ••• • • • 621 Potter, Nannie •• ••••• •• 620 Roberson, Fs.iinie. • • • . .. . 31.6 Chestnut Ave . N· w•• w••• 194 1 Rutherfor d Av e. N·W• 0 l~ 4 ?:­ Rutherford Ave. Now ... :1 ~4l Patt on Ave., lif oW•o o • .J.941. Sa unders , Myrtl e• ....... ~l.5 Harr is on it ve 0 :N. w. o • 1 9! l S hannon~ La ura ••••• va •• b07 Simmons , Muriel•••c.••••307 S impson, .amelia •••••••• 303 Spa in, z en?bi?o••••il•••324 ~ teptoe, Virginie •• o o ... 836 ~ t raw p r~a K•oooGci Goooe 8~5 Thomas , Mattie ••••••••• ?o7 Tho mpson, 3 alli e . • .. ., • •• 335 Wa dd ell , Anna 3 ell .~ o·· ~~O Wagstaf f.,. carolyne•o•o o5t::..9 t ' Wes l< O S8. oce<>oo • ••oooo .. 423 Whit e , Mo n tenaoooocooeo 9 02 Wh i t l ock, A':dre Y••• •ci•·63:-9 :1h it ~ orth ,. ~e le no . ~ ., . ci . 522 Woods, J u l l. c:i. oooooo o eo o o 6 07 °V'J Orthye .Hat t i e oo ••11 0G oe22f> r r 0 N. Jefrerson s t • . •• • • 1 9-1 Pat ton Ave. No Wo••• •l94 1 N. Hel'.u·~- s treet ,., •• 1 941 Rutherf~rd A v ee .11 v e. N. ·N· w . 1~41 :L943 1943 l943 l 943 J.9 43 1943 l943 19·4 3 ' 1 943 l942 1943 1942 1942 1942· 1943 0 Jones, Lula •• •••• ••••• ., 718 Gai nsb oro Av e . NeW• • .l94l Kasey, Artie Mae •••••• 041.4 Patton Ave. No w•• ••• 1 941 King, Ola••o•.,•.,•••••••~39 McD owell. A v e., No Wo o • l 941 1943 ·:;i.943 1942 Haynes, RUbY••••o••••••51.2 Park St . N·. W••••••o•l94l 1942 Henry , Ollie ••• •••••••• 233 Gilmer Ave No w••••• l9 4 l 1 Hodges, Atella ••••••••• 8l2 Seventh st. N o w••••• 194 l.l. 942 1942 Holland, Georgia ........ 5 16 Chestnut _c,. ve 0 N o w•• • 1 9 4l Hughes; Sarah • •••• p • • • • 51.2 Gainsboro Ave• N. W• .1941 1 942 Jefferson. Mollie •••••• 4 17 Park St. No w•• 0 , • • • • 1 941 Johns on JQhnso n • ••• •• • • 522 Rut herfc rd Ave. N. W• .1941. l943 1 943 1.94 3 1942 1942 1~43 1943 1 943 1943 1943 1943 17943 1.943 1. 942 1943 1.942 1 943 1 943 1 ~42 1942 l.942 1942 l 94·3 1 942 1·942 1.94 3 1 942 1 942 1942 1943 1943 1943 1943 194 3 1943 1~4 2 ::L943 1.942 1943 1 943 ·1 943 1943 1943 1 943 1942 1 942 1942 J.942 1 942 1942 1942 1 ~43 1943 l'.142 1~43 lSJ42 1943 1<;142 1942 1943 1945 1943 1 9941. A 1 llJ4.2 1943 1~42 N o W e oo l ~4l Fairiltax A veci No lff o q••l 9 4l Gilme r Ave 0 1~., 'ih •• ., ci l tJ4J. Mercel." A·veo N o °'il/o•"oel.~41 tiiiad.i"'O i u4 ~ n Ave., N~ ~ 1 1 943 l cd42 1.942 1.942 1 943 1~42 icp43 194 2 1Y43 Madi.son wb • • ,, 1~41 ?~adi son Ave. N· \!V ollt •• J.941 Seventh Lve N w•••• 1 941 Cent ·e r .$.~e '1Y . w o .1941. 9th . Ave4' N o w•• 00 ,,00"'~9410 0 Madl.8 on Gilmer h Ve 21 A ve. McDowel l • 0 0 Nd . No 0 ,, w.... 0 W o o••·" .... A Veo Q VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES w••• • ...,,~ 1942 1 ~43 1.943 !- �Page 41 North west Woman Clark, Juanita ••••••.••••• 711 Madison Ave . N. w.. 1941 Clark, zelma . '711 Madison Ave . N· w•• 1941 Rogers, Gwnedolyn •.•.....• 512 Park st . N° w•••••• 1941 0 •••• • •••• ••• 19 42 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 It is with great sadness that we report the passing of one of our loyal contributors to the V.A.N. E. Elizabeth (Libbie) Spoelma passed away on January 26, 2009. At her memorial service on January 31 , 2009 her daughter read one of Libbie's stories from the V.A.N. as a eulogy. Her endearing, sweet stories about growing up in Roanoke will greatly be n1issed in these pages. From Libbie's funeral bulletin: When life seems dark and empty and there's no hope in sight look for God to send an angel to guide you toward the light. -When God Sends an Angel (2007, Pg. 4) VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 42 Botetourt County Death Records by Charles T. Burton, Continued McCLURE, William T - b ca 1842 Pa - d 11 May 1889 Bot Co (death paper) - f John McCLURE - wife Susan (or Sarah) .J - ch Vernon, Mazie, Clifton B, Berta McCLUSKY (or MACLUSKY), Nancy - b ca 1789 Bot Co - d 1859 - age 70y - f George CLAPSADLE - cd age - rep by bro John CLAPSADLE McCONKEY, George - d by 14 May 1838 (sons called orphans) - sons: all under 14, Allen, Samuel, John, James McCONNELL see David J MAYS McCONNELL, James - d by June 1813 - ref WB B p338, will dated 6 May 1813, WB C plSS settlement, WB C pl63 division - wife Nancy; Ch James, Peter, Jesy, John dec'd (md Catherine); others John RIDDLESBARGER & wife, Thomas JENEY Exrs James McCONNELL, Thomas WILSON - [Note: wife d 25 Apr 1818 (WB C plSS) (see her card) McCONNELL, James - b ca 1779 - d 9 Apr 1821 - age 42y - f James McCONNELL, dee ' d - rep "Herald of the Valley" 16 Apr 1821; WB C p 314, 339 ; wi 11 dated 28 Mar 1821 - Relatives: others: James D & Delilah McCONNELL (of Peter); Demaris McCONNELL (of John); Mitchell McDONNELL (of Jesse ) ; John T Wilson (of Thomas); Jesse ROWLAND, Rev Robert LOGAN, John NELLY - Exs Thomas WILSON, John x:ELLY McCONNELL, John - d by 13 May 1817 (ch called orphans) - ch Nancy & James B (both over 14); Sophia & Demaris (both under 14) - (Sophia was over 14 by 11 Feb 1822) McCONNELL, Lucinda - b ca 1818 Bot Co - d 24 Aug 1862 - age 44y MALORY - cd not known - rep by hus William McCONNELL f Philip McCONNELL, Nancy - d by 25 Apr 1818 (see WB C plSS) - Ref WB C pl37, will dated 18 Feb 1818 - ch Peter, James - hus James McCONNELL dec'd McCONNELL, William Jasper - b 2 Oct 1826 (or 1836) Fincastle - d 13 Dec 1916 - f maybe George McCONNELL - m Mary BI.AXE (b Finc~stle) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd Brights Disease & heart trouble McCOOL see Sarah Ann BROUGHMAN McCORC(K)LE see Henry HOLSTON Sr McCROMACK see W A GRALEY, Joe L LINKENBOKER McCOWN, Patrick - d by 10 Nov 1772 - Ref WB A p29, app & admr bond - on 10 Nov 1772 orphan ROBERT - admr ~illiam FLEMING McCOY see John JONES, Thomas GROSS, James Edward LINKENAOKER, Louise WAUGH McCOY, Bernice - b unkn - d 5 Nov 1916 - f McCOY - m unkn - buried Co Alms House cem - cd epilepsy McCRAWFORD see Hammond Grabill MORGAN McCRAY see John KESSLER VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 43 McCRAY, Cathernie - b 19 Jan 1850 - d 21 Mar 1927 - grave Mt Union Cem McCRAY, Elizabeth b ca 1869 - d 30 Sep 1931 - age 62y - grave Mt Union Cem McCRAY, Elvira - b 30 Mar 1843 Rke Co - d 16 May 1915 - f Charles McCRAY (b Amh Co) - m Mary (WEBSTER) (b Rke Co) - buried Carvins Cove Cem - cd Lung trouble McCREA, Julia - b July 1845 Rke Co - d 31 Oct 1912 - f John McCRAE ???? buried Mt Pleasant Cem - cd Volvular heart disease ? - m McCRERY, - d by 13 Aug 1803 (his orphans, not named, gdn) - orphans named in suit 16 Aug 1804 : Mary "Polly" over 14 by 8 Sep 1812; Elizabeth "Betsy" over 14 by 8 Sep 1812; John, Nancy McCREARY, Andrew H - b 4 May 1824 - d 24 Sep 1844 - Ref Lemontown gravestone - Adm Francis T Anderson (10 Apr 1854) McCREARY, Frances - b 13 Oct 1767 - d 1 Oct 1814 - age 46y llm 18d - w/o James McCREARY (d 1828) - Ref Lemontown gravestone McCREARY, Fulton - b 14 July 1804 - d 24 Sep 1844 - Ref Lemontown gravestone McCREARY, James - b 18 Aug 1758 - d 1 Sep 1828 - age 70y Om 13d - h/o Frances McCREARY (d 1814) - Ref Lemontown gravestone McCRERY, John - d by 15 Oct 1802 - Ref WB B p91, 160, app 8 settlement - admr Timothy PATTERSON - [See Chalkley's Records of Aug Co, Va, Vol II p216: h/o Hannah 8 f/o Mary (md John B PECK); Elizabeth (md Robert H CALHOUN); John E & Nancy McCR[E]ARY, Margaret A (unmd) - b 15 Jan 1802 Bot Co (census #369) - d 25? or 27 (# was written over) Apr 1857 - cd consumption - rep by sis Elizabeth McCRARY - Ref Death bk; Lemontown gravestone - Ex .John E McCREERY McCRERY, Solomon - d by Feb 1800 - Bef WB A p532, app McCRASKY see Hattie PAINTER McCULLEY (maybe McCULLOCH), Nelly - d by 8 Sep 1778 (son called an orphan) son John McCULLOCH see Elizabeth liILLIAMS, Elizabeth THOMAS, Henry Hepler KESSLER, Madison Woodson KESSLER, Nancy Ann KESSLER, Sarah KESSLER, William G (orC) KESSLER, James B THOMAS McCULLOCH, infant - d by 1 Dec 1 875 - m Emma McCullock - cd natural causes Ref Inquest papers McCULLOCH, David (md) - d 29 Dec 1862 - Richmond, Va - cd not known - rep by f-i-1 John WILLIAMS - h/o Sophia WILLIAMS McCULLOCH, Elizabeth WILLIAMS - b 30 May 1819 - d 1 Dec 1891 -f WILLIAMS w/o Madison McCULLOCH (1819-1896) - Ref Mill Creek gravestone VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 44 McCULLOCH, J R - b ca 1865 unkn - d 10 Dec 1915 - f unkn - rn unkn - buried High Bridge Cem - cd found dead in bed, supposed heart clot McCULLOCH, Jerry D - b l May 1862 - d 11 Feb 1884 - grave Mill Creek Cern McCULLOCH, Lucretia M - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d 18 Dec 1860 - age ly 6m - f M McCULLOCH - m Eliza - cd paralized - rep by father McCULLOCH, Madison - b 6 Mar 1819 - d 8 Mar 1896 - h/o Elizabeth McCULLOCH (1819-1891) - Ref Mill Creek gravestone McCULLOCH, Martha E - b 7 Apr 1847 Va - d 2 0 July 1916 - f John WILCHER (b Va) - m Polly (WATKINS) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cern - cd carimoma of breast McCULLOCH, Mary Ellen - b 19 Dec 1915 Bot Co - d 19 Dec 1915 - f J J McCULLOCH (b Rb Co) - m Elizabeth (RHODES) (b Rb Co) - buried Buchanan Cern - cd still born McCULLOCH, Sophia - b 9 Oct 1820 Bot Co - d 24 Sep 1916 - f John WILLIAMS (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (ROCK) (b Bot Co) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd artercoschrosis?? - w/o David McCULLOCH McCULLOCH, Thomas - b ca 1824 Pa (census #1235) - d by 9 Feb 1852 William KESSLER adrn McCULLY see McCULLEY, McCULLOCH, Nathaniel SCOTT McCUTCBINS see Catherine ROBINSON McCUTCHEN , Elizabeth - d ca 1879 - Ref Unrecorded will filed in "Unrecorded deeds etc" McDANIEL see female COOK McDANIEL, James Emory, Mrs - b 8 Feb 1870 Craig Co - d 9 Feb 1913 - f William Albert CUMB (b Canada) - m Maria Louise (ABAR) (b Canada) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Septicemia (retained child) McDANIEL, Mary Ellen - b 21 Mar 1840 Giles Co - d 10 Apr 1917 - f IER (b Va) - m unkn - buried Springwood Cem - cd TB of lung Creed FRAZ- McDONALD see David ROBINSON, Annie McDONALD RADER, Charles Hammond RADER, James ROWLAND, John THOMISON Jr McDONALD, - d by 11 Nov 1795 (son called an orphan) - son William McDONALD, Ann [md #1 1807 Abraham PETERS , md #2 1831 Edward McDONALD] - b 3 Apr 1780 [or 1783 Md, census 1850 Bo t Co #1597] - d 7 June 1880 - f [Adam or George] CRITZ - w/o Edward McDONALD - Ref Haymakertown gravestone ·- Ref Bot Co WB N p425, ch Jacob PETERS, Mary BIGLER, [Eliza (rod Lewis HOUSMAN] [note : Her son Jacob PETERS in 1880 census, both ps b in Md. She was aged 100 in 1880 census & b in Md & both her parents b in Germany, she was with Jacob PETERS in 1880] VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 45 McDONALD, Annie (urund) - b ca 1797 (census #1583) - d 27 Feb 1865 - age 68y - f William McDONALD - m Nancy Ann ROBINSON (b ca 1759, Census #1583) - Ref Mt Union gravestone - Ref 1IB L p60; bro & sis William & Priscilla - Ex William McDONALD (10 Apr 1865) McDONALD, Bryan - d by 11 Feb 1777 (Kegley ' s p504; d 19 Jan 1777) - f [Bryan McDONALD (d 1757] - m [ Catherine ROBINSON] - Ref WB A p59, will dated 23 Dec 23 Dec 1773, Admr bond - wife Susannah; Ch James, William, Thomas, Edward, George, Mary, Susannah, Jane - admr James McDONALD, William McDONALD McDONALD, Bryan Rowland - b 1797 - d 1874 - f Edward McDONALD - m Mary Rowland - [h/o Elizabeth McDONALD (Jonas & Elizabeth)] - Ref Mt union gravestone McDONALD, Claudia - . b [12] ca June 1858 Bot Co - d 19 Nov 1862 Lynchburg, Va - age 4y Sm 7d - f Lewis McDONALD - m Madge - cd scarlet fever - rep by father McDONALD, David (unmd) - b 1785 (or 1790) Va (census #1583) - d 20 Nov 1864 (or 1863) - age 79y - f William McDONALD - m Nancy Ann ROBINSON (b ca 1759, census #1583) - Ref Mt Union gravestone - Ref WB k p810; bros & siss William Ann, Priscilla - Ex William McDONALD (8 Feb 1864) McDONALD, Edward - d by 12 June 1770 (his heirs named) - f [Bryan McDONALD Sr] - m [Catherine ROBINSON] - heirs Catherine, Elizabeth, Nancy, Rebecca - see Order books, Bryan McDONALD their gdn McDONALD, Edward [md #1 1788 Mary ROWLAND, md #2 1831 Mrs Ann (CRITZ) PETERS - b ca 1761 ?Bot Co (census #1597) - d 19 Apr 1855 - age 96y 6m 14d - f [Bryan McDONALD] - m [Susannah OGLE] - cd old age - r ep by son George McDONALD - h/o Ann McDONALD - Ref WB I p344 - wife Ann; Ch Jane CYLE, Harriet CYLE, James, George, William, Bryan Rowland, Mary - Ex George McDONALD (14 Apr 1855) McDONALD, George [md 1828 Susan M HARVEY] - d 1877 - f Edward McDONALD - m Mary ROWLAND - Ref WB N pl83 - ch E B, Lewis B, dau F M RICE McDONALD, James - d 25 Aug 1777 (oral will) - f [Bryan McDONALD (d 17 77 )] m [Sus annah (d Mont Co 1801)] - Ref WB A p96, will dated (28 Aug 1777), admr bond - rn Susannah; bros Edward, William, George; sis 5 Mary, Susannah, Jean - admr William McDONALD McDONALD, Lovuinia - b [3 Nov] ca 1866 Bot Co - d 20 Aug 1868 - age 2y - f William McDONALD - m Sarah - cd bold hives - rep by father McDONALD, Mary (unmd) - b ca 1790 Bot Co - d 1 Oct 1855 - age 65y - f William McDONALD - m Nancy Ann ROBINSON - cd consumption - rep by bro William McDONALD McDONALD, Nancy (unmd) - d 1843 - f William McDONALD - m Nancy Ann ROBINSON Ref WB F p546 - bros & siss David, William, Mary, Anne, Priscilla McDONALD, Priscilla (single) - b ca 1804 Bot Co (census #1583) - d 15 Oct 1865 f William McDONALD - m Nancy Anne ROBINSON (b ca 1759, census #1 583 ) - cd consumption - rep by bro William A McDONALD - Ref Death bk; Mt Union gravestone - ref WB L p87 Bro William; sis Anne - Ex William McDONALD (11 Dec 1865) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 46 McDONALD, William [md 3 Dec 1775 Nancy Ann ROBINSON ] - b ca Sep 1756 - d 13 Dec 1833 - age 77y 2m 22d - f [Bryan McDONALD] - m [Susannah ] - Ref Mt Union gravestone - Ref WB E p407; ch Bryan, David, William, Jane, Polly, Nancy, Anne, Priscilla McDONALD, William - b 1799 (census #1583) - d 17 Jan 1 881 - age 82y - f William McDONALD - m Nancy Ann ROBINSON - Ref Mt Union gravestone - Ref WB N p498; wife Sarah; ch Olivia S, Samuel C McDOWELL see Harriet J KYLE, Matthew HARVEY McDOWELL, Elizabeth - b ca 1807 Ireland (census #1311 Jane FERGUSON - rep by hus Jame s McDOWELL d 30 Nov 1857 - m McDOWELL, James - d Oct 1771 - wife Elizabeth - only son James McDOWELL bro Samuel McDOWELi; - Ref Chalkley's Records of Aug Co , Vol II p69 McDOWEL, Jame s (widower) - b ca 1800 Ireland (census #1311) - d 27 Aug 1858 - cd ' P istle' wound - rep by son William K McDOWELL - h/o Elizabeth FERGUSON - Adm William K McDOWELL (14 Sep 1 858) McDOWELL, John W - b ca 1854 All Co - d 24 Jan 1865 - age lOy 2m - f J McDOWELL - m Sarah A - cd disease of heart - rep by fa ther Francis McELWAIN, Matthew - d by 9 Dec 1817 - Ref WB C pl03, app McFADDEN see Eva Lee DOBBS McFADDEN, Charles - d by 16 Nov 178 6 - Ref admr bond - admr John PRESTON McFERRAN see Nicholas CARPER, Mary CALDWELL, Ella McFerran GILLIAM, John ALLEN, Placenia ALLEN McFERBAN, James - d by Sep (marked out) written above is 18 Aug 1806 (date sworn t o by witnesses) - m Anne McFERRAN - Ref WB B pl26, oral will dated 15 Aug ' l806 McFERRAN, John - d by 14 May 1776 - Ref WB A p67 , will dated 27 Feb 1776 , admr bond - wife Margaret; ch Samuel, Martin, Agnes , Martha, Mary (rnd [Philip] WATKINS); Jane, James, Thomas; Gch Robert WATKINS, John McFERRAN adrnr Thomas McFERRAN, Samuel McFERRAN McFERRAN, Martin - d by Feb 1816 - ref WB C p37, will dated 10 Dec 1814 , codic il 8 Dec 1815 - Others : Jean McFERRAN, Samuel McFERRAN of Tn (hi s son Martin); Hetty McFERRAN - Exs Samuel McFERRAN, Charles BEALE McFERRAN, Martin - b 28 Nov 1858 - d 23 Nov 1886 - h/o Penelope W McFERRAN (d 1880) - ref Fincastle Presby gravestone McFERRAN, Penelope W - d 13 Sep 1880 - w/o Martin Mc FERRAN (d 1886) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone Mc'FERRAN, Samuel - d by Feb 1 820 - Ref WB C p248 , will dated 13 Jan 1 820 wife [Placencia]; ch Ann, Martin; niece Betty McFERRAN - [Bot Co md 15 July 1802, Samuel McFERRAN & Pla~y vanMetre (his widow #2 John ALLEN ] VfRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 47 McFERRAN, Thomas - d by 7 Aug 1820 (dau called an orphan) - dau Betty (over 14) McFERRAN, William - d by 25 Apr 1807 - ref WB B p272 , app - admr Martin McFERRAN, Thomas McFERRAN McGAME, Mary Elizabeth - b 12 Mar 1838 Pa - d 25 May 1915 - f P R HcNALL (b Indiana) - m Hannah (SHEPARDSON ) (b Eng) - buried Philadelphia Pa cem - cd mitral re gurgitation McGEE see Thomas REYNOLDS McGEE> James - d by 26 Jan 1808 - ref WB B p214, 340, app & settlement - admr John C GRIFFIN, Matthew HARVEY McGLAUGLIN see Hugo McNEAL McGRADY see C L HURST McGRAW, Bryant - d by 14 May 1771 - Ref WB A plO, app & admr bond - admr John DAILEY McL\LISTER see Elizabeth MALLORY McL\LISTER, Elizabeth Ann - b 14 Oct 1838 - d 20 May 1885 Bot Co (gravestone) - hus John Wesley McKALISTER - family cem McL\LESTER, Faris G - b 7 Sep 1901 Oriskany Bot Co - d 13 Dec 1915 - f Felix G McKALESTER (b Oriskany) - m Virginia K (McKALESTER) (b Bot Co) - buried Oriskany cern - cd peritoEitis McKALESTER, Garland - d ca 1822 - Ref Unrecorded will filed in "Partly Proved" MclCALISTER, John Wesley - b 24 Jan 1819 - d 23 Jan 1897 Bot Co ( gravestone) - wife Elizabeth Ann - family cem McKALISTER, Narcissia M - b ca 1843 - d l Sep 1855 - f William McKALISTER rn Lucinda - cd fever - rep by father McKEECHY, James - d by Sep 1805 - Ref WB B pll3, will dated 28 Feb 1803 wife Rebecca; son Andrew - friend James MASON McKNIGHT see James LACKEY, Thomas J SIZER McKNIGHT, George - d Aug 1815 - Ref WB B p456, wil l dated 30 May 1812 - ch; James, Jane, Sarah, William, Elizabeth, Nancy, George, John, Thomas, Mary Ex James McKNIGHT McKNIGHT, William - b ca 1784 Bo t Co (census #636) - d 14 May 1854 - f George McKNIGHT - m M - cd disease of h eart - rep by son William H McKNIGHT - h/o Agnes - Ex William B McKNIGHT (12 June 1854) McLANE, Benjamine F - d by 13 Feb 1860 - Adm Francis McLANE McLEVY see Lucy DILLARD VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 48 HcMANN see John LYNCH McMATH, William - d by 10 Oct 1782 - Ref WB A pl61 , will dated 16 Sep 1782, Admr bond - wife Margaret; bro James (his son William) - admr Margaret McMATB McMULLEN see William REED McMULLEN, Edward - d by 10 June 1788 - ref WB A p260, will dated 8 Nov 1787, admr bond - wife Sarah; Ch: John, Elizabeth, Margaret, Agnes (all 4 by 1st w) James, Edward, Joseph, Samuel, Sampson, Lovia, Jean, Ester, Sarah, Lettice, Mary, Rachel - on 14 Apr 1795 orphan Sampson was over 14 - admr Sarah McMULLEN McMURRY see ~illiam MAYS Sr McMURRAY, William - d by 29 Nov 1798 - Ref WB A p486 , app & settlement admr Thomas McMURRAY, James McMURRAY HcNell see Mary Elizabeth McGAHE HcNEAL see McNIEL, Solomon SIMPSON McNEAL, Daniel - d by Aug 1818 - Ref WB C pl31, will dated 7 Nov 1812 - wife Sarah; Ch Jane (md Robert FILSON); Polly (md George BRIGHT ) - Gs Thomas Jefferson BRIGHT McNEAL, Hugh - d by Feb 1795 - Ref WB A p419, will dated 4 Mar 1794 - wife Martha; Ch Mary (md McGLAUGHIN); Lida (md GORDON); Martha ( MURPHY); John, Sarah (md __ DUKE); Margaret, Elizabeth McNIEL see McNEAL, Solomon SIMPSON McNIELL, James - d by 11 Nov 1778 - ref WB A p98 , will dated 30 May 1778 wife Mary; Ch Joseph , Mary A; bro Jonathan McNEAL, James Jr - b ca 1838 Va (census #829) - d by 12 May 1862 - f McNEAL Sr - m Sarah - adm James McNEEL Sr James McNEIL see McNEAL, John HARRISON McNIELL, John - d by 2 Sep 1772 - Ref WB A p24 , 217, wi ll dat ed 8 Dec 1772, Admr bond, settlement - wife Mary; Ch Rebecca, Nancy, Mary, Sarah & one unborn - on 14 Sep 1784 orphan Sarah was over 14 - admr James McNIELL, Daniel McNIELL McPBEETERS, E C (female) - b 6 Sep 1827 - d 22 July 1872 - w/o Rev S B McPHEETERS (1819 - 1870) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone McPBEETERS, S B, Rev - b 18 Sep 1819 - d 9 Mar 1870 - h/o E C McPHEETERS (1827- 1872) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone McPHERSON, Charlott A - b 22 June 1843 All Co - d 16 Feb 1913 - f William SULLENDER (b Bot Co) - m Sophronia (PERSINGER) (b All Co) - bur ied Gala tia cem - c d broncho pneumonia VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 49 McROBERTS, Samuel - d by 11 Mar 1783 - ref WB A p207, app & admr bond - admr John McROBERTS McROBERTS, Archibald - d by 12 Aug 1777 - ref WB A p79, will dated 25 Nov 1776, admr bond - bro Isaac McSPARRON, "if he can be found"; uncle John McSPARRON of Co Derby, Ireland - admr John THOMPSON MABERRY, Lemuel Madison - b 12 Apr 1914 Bot Co - d 4 May 1914 - f Ernest MABERRY (b Va ) - m Elizabeth (WINES) (b Va) - buried Mt Union cem - cd Spinel bif ula MACKIE see Mary J MOELICK MACKINLEY, Duke - d by 14 Sep 1921 - cd a prisoner, shot by guard - ref Inquest papers MADDEN, John Edward Fillmore - b 25 Dec 1912 Selma, All Co - d 31 Mar 1916 f Millard Fillmore MADDEN (b Lenox, I owa ) - m Laura Dove (FAIRBURN) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd broncho pneumonia MADDOX, male - b 5 Oct 1916 Bot Co - d S Oct 1916 - f R[enry] W[ebb] MADDOX (b Va) - m Eva Jane (CARPER) (b Va) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd still born MADISON see Thomas BOWYER, Peter KEFAUVER MADISON, Elizabeth - d by 8 Sep 1789 Bot Co (Adm Bond) - bus William MADISON - ch Elizabeth Smith MADISON & Agatha Strother MADISON - admr William FLEMING William McCLENACBAN MADISON, John - d by 9 Mar 1784 - ref WB A p199, will dated 19 Dec 1783, admr bond - wife Agatha; ch Rowland, George, Thomas, William dec'd (md Elizabeth & had Elizabeth Smith & Agatha STROTHER); s-i-1 Andrew LEWIS - admr Thomas MADISON, Andrew LEWIS MADISON, Thomas - d by 10 Apr 1798 - wife Susanna; Ch Adatha (md Col BOWYER); John H, Thomas, Patrick, Peggy, Annie; - (mentions military lands on Ohio River) - Ref WB A p465 , will not dated - "It was dec lared that son Thomas became 21, Oct or Nov 1810" - adm Susanna MADISON, Henry BOWYER, John PRESTON MADISON, William - d by 11 July 1782, written above 12 Apr 1872 - Ref Kegley p 606; admr bond, admr bond - Admr Andrew LEWIS, admr Thomas MADISON, William PRESTON MALLARY, Elizabeth "Betsy" - b ca 1796 Bot Co - d 2 Oct 1856 - f Garland Mc.KALISTER - m Jane - cd flux - rep by hus Philip MALLARY MALLOW see MALOW, Catherine GURTNER, Philip GURTNER, Henry DRESSLER (or Tressler ) MALONEY see Joseph CARPENTER MALORY see Lucinda McCONNELL MALORY, Bugh - d by 13 Nov 1811 (dau called an orphan) - dau Betsy (over 14) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 50 The following appeared in January 1977 at the end of the very first issue of Virginia Appalachian Notes. It should be noted that, thirty-two years later, one of those mentioned in the article, Babe Fowler, is still an active member and contributing regularly to the V.A.N. Thank you, Pam Young, for submitting this interesting piece of our history. LAST WORD You have come to the end of the first issue of the quarterly newsletter of The Southwestern Virginia Geneal ogical Soc i ety and we trust you have found it informative , helpful, and interesting . It is our hope that Appalachian Notes will be a strong link of corn.r.runi cation among members of the Society, as well as with others who are interested in tracing family histories and that every member will look on i t as a means o f learning about genealogy and of helping others in thei r study of genealogy. Our newsletter will be only as good as our membe rs make it because it is dependent upon your contributions . We ne e d the help of every member if Appalachian Notes is to succeed. Let us have your contributions of material and your suggest ions please. ' This first issue has been put togethe r by Mrs. Babe Fowler, Mrs. Gerri Glosh, and Miss Mary Maier, Editor, and our second· issue is scheduled for publication in April, 1977 (other issues in July and October) . We hope to have a full staff by that time. The following positions need to be filled now, so if you can serve in one of these , please contact the edito r. Circulation Editor Queries Editor Surname Editor Art E.di tor Feature Edi tor Assistant Editor Remember, your help, your material, and your suggestions are needed . If you have access to publicatio ns from other societies and enjoy some feat ur e particularly, pass the idea on to your editor - we are always on the lookout for more effective communicat ion and perhaps we can ~dapt their feature to our use. The first issue of Appal-a chian Notes cannot be brought to a close without acknowledging the help given your editor by The Hugh s. 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Box 12 4 85 Roanoke, Virgi nia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, Seems like I just wrote a president's letter and here it is almost Christmas!! This is the time of year to see family and friends and it can also be great time to add to your family history. W hy not ask older family members about their childhood holidays. What traditions did they have? Were special foods served? If you are part of "the older generation" consider writing these things down for your children and grandchildren. If you do decide to do some writing you might be thinking about a new word processing program. Perhaps you're using an older version of Microsoft Office and don 't want to spend the money to upgrade to a newer version. Open Office might be just what you are looking for. It's a free program that looks and acts very much like Microsoft so there's not much of a "learning curve". It reads Microsoft Word documents so anything you've saved in that format is still useable. The program can be downloaded at: www.openoffice.org An other free program that might be helpful with those holiday photos is a program called Gimp. My husband tested this program and pronounced it as good as Photo Shop for editing photos. Maybe you'd like to correct or enhance some of those impossible to replace shots. It's available at: www.gimp.org/downloads On the homepage are links to tutorials and help files. A Google search will turn up more tutorials and online how-to videos. The program can be used to repair and enhance older scanned photos. Happy Holidays and Happy Hunting, Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Page 151 New Books In The Virginia Room All books liste d are available for viewing during normal hours at the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library. 923.173 M75 P926j James Monroe an Illustrated History by Daniel Preston 2008 Pictorial History Publishing 929.2758 Au84g The Georgia Frontier Volume I: Colonial Families to the Revolutionary W ar, Volume II : Revolutionary War Families to the Mid- 1800's Volume Ill: Descendants of VA., NC & SC families 929.37572 C414f Families of old Pendleton District South Carolina Volumes 1 - 4 by Linda Cheek 2007 Southern Historical Press 973.34 G925f Forgotten Patriots African American & American Indian Patriots in the Revolutionary War by Eric Grundset 2008 DAR 929.3755 ls4w B739c Colonial Families of Surry & Isle of Wight Counties, VA Volume 8 Will & Deed Book 2 (1666 - 1719) Compiled by John Brayton 2004 Cain Lithographers 929.3755 Y82d York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills Etc., 1698 - 1702 2 volumes by Mary Marshall Brewer 2006 Colonial Roots 929.3755 Y82d York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills Etc., 1706-1714 4 volumes by Sherry Raleigh- Adams 2005 Colonial Roots 929.3755 Y82d York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills Etc., 1714 -1725 4 volumes by Mary Marshall Brewer 2006 Colonial Roots 929.3755 Y82w York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1704 - 1706 2 volumes by Mary Marshall Brewer 2005 Colonial Roots 929.3755 Y82w York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1732 - 1759 5 volumes by Mary Marshall Brewer 2005 Colonial Roots 929.3755 Y82w York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Accounts 1760- 1783 by F. Edward Wright 2005 Colonial Roots 973.52469 K419r Soldiers of the War of 1812, Roster of the Volunteer Officers & Soldiers from Kentucky first printed by the Authority of the Legislature of Kentucky 1891, Reprint 1992 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 152 929.3758 L962t The Third or 1820 Land Lottery of Georgia Compiled by The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. 1986 Southern Historical Press 929.3758 L962t The Fourth or 1821 Land Lottery of Georgia Compiled by The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. 2008 Southern Historical Press 929.375802 H981g Genealogical Material from Legal Notices in Early Georgia Newspapers Abstracted by Judge Folks Huxford 2007 Southern Historical Press 929.375802 H981 m Marriages & Obituaries from Early Georgia Newspapers Abstracted by Judge Folks Huxford 1989 Southern Historical Press 929.3757 L374d Abstracts of Laurens County, S. C. Deeds 1785 - 1800 2 Volumes Compiled by Larry Vehorn 2004 Southern Historical Press 929.34212 C673n North American Wills Registered in London 1611 - 1857 Compiled by Peter Wilson Coldham 2007 Genealogical Publishing 929.376902 K419L Kentucky Land warrants, for the French, Indian & Revolutionary Wars, Catalogue of Revolutionary War Soldiers & Sailors of the Commonwealth of VA to whom Land Bounty Warrants were granted for service Compiled by Samuel W. Wilson 1994 346. 73048 C21c Guide to Copyright & Contracts, a Primer for Genealogists, Writers & Researchers by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack, CG 2005 Genealogical Publishing 929.3759 G767hi History & Genealogies of Old Granville County, NC 1746 1800 by Thomas McAdory Owen 1993 Southern Historical Press 929.375802 D297r A Researcher's Library of Georgia History, Genealogy, and Records Resources Volume 2 by Robert Scott Davis Jr. 2007 Southern Historical Press 929.375802 ln2h Index to the Headright & Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756 -1909 revised Edition by Rev Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. 2007 929. 3757 Ed35w Edgefield County, S.C. Wills 1787 - 1836 by James E. & Vivian Wooley 2007 Southern Historical Press 929.3756 H336d Abstracts of Haywood County, N. C. Deeds Books A - C , 1808 _ 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman 2005 Southern Historical Press VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 153 929.375602 B739t Transcription of Provincipal North Carolina Wills Volumes 1 & 2 by John Brayton 2003 Cain Lithographers, Inc 929.3755 ld4w B739c Colonial Families of Surry & Isle of Wight Counties, VA Will & Deed Book 1 (1662 -1688), Abstracts of Deeds, 1715, pp. 1 - 32 Volume 6 by John Brayton 2001 Ca in Lithographers 292.3755 W997re Records of the Freedmen's Bureau in Wythe County, VA compiled John M . Johnson 2007 Keg ley Books 929.09415 M692b Basic Guide to Irish Records for Fam ily History by Brian Mitchell 2008 Genealogical Publishing 929.09415 M692f Finding your Irish Ancestors Unique aspects of Irish Genealogy by Brian Mitchell 2001 Genealogical Publishing 923.573 K772 P967h Henry Knox, Visionary General of the American Revolution by Mark Puls 2008 Palsgrave MacMillan 973.3 N173f Friends of Liberty, Thomas Jefferson, Tadeusz Kosciuszko and Agrippa Hull by Gary Nash & Graham Hodges 2008 Basic Books Publishing 917.78 R919 .m My Diary North & South by William H. Russell, Correspondent of the London Times who saw both sides of the war 1954 Fletcher Pratt Publisher 929.0943 T352g German - English Genealogical Dictionary by Ernest Thode 1992 Genealogical Publishing 929.2755 M519g Germanna Heritage Book, Germanna Record# 15 by The Memorial Foundation of the Germanna Colonies in VA 2000 Walsworth Publish ing 975.658T759s Shuttle & Plow, A History of Alamance County, NC by Carole Watterson Troxler & William Murray Vincent 1999 Port City Press 929.3755 C152m Marriage of Campbell County, VA 1782 -1810 Compiled by Lucy H. Baber & Hazel L. Williamson 1971 Self Published 285.17558 H918L Lexington Presbyterian Church 1789 - 1989 by Robert F. Hunter 1991 Printed by News- Gazette 929.2755 M51 9g Ancestry & Descendants of the Nassau- Siegen Immigrants to Virginia 1714 - 1750 by B. C. Holtzclaw 1964 McClure Printing VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 154 929.4 Sa92if Female Index to Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage 2008 Genealogical Publishing 914.1003 8283 Bartholomew Gazette of Britain 1977 Printed & Published in Scotland by John Bartholomew 973.345515 N848r Revolutionary Soldiers & Sailors from Northampton County, VA compiled by Stratton Nottingham 1995 Hickory House 929.3755 ls4w B739c Colonial Families of Surry & Isle of Wight Counties VA Volume 5 by John Brayton 2001 Cain Lithographers 929.3755 N763r Transcription of Lower Norfolk County, VA records Volume 1 Wills & Deeds 1656-1666 by John Brayton 2007 Cain Lithographers 373.75597 W67 The Colonel 1947, William Fleming Yearbook 378.755792 R531ra The Rawenoch 1949, Roanoke College Yearbook 373.755791 J356a The Acorn 1936, 1937, 1938 & 1940 Jefferson High Yearbooks 929.3756 D927r Duplin County, North Carolina Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1784 -1787 Volume 1, 1788 - 1791 Volume 2, 1792 - 1795 Volume 3, 1795- 1798 Volume 4 929.3756 Or1 r Orange County, North Carolina abstracts of the Minutes of the Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions of Sept. 1752 - Aug. 1766 by Ruth H. Shields 1965 929.3756 Or1 r Orange County, North Carolina abstracts of the Minutes of the Inferior Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions, 1777 - 1788 by Alma C Redden 2007 929.3756 B881d Buncombe County North Carolina Index to deeds 1783 - 1850 by James E. Wooley 2007 Southern Historical Press 929.3756 W659d Wilkes County NC Deed Books D - H 1795 -1815 compiled by W . 0 . Absher 2007 Southern Historical Press 929.3756 W659d Wilkes County NC Deed Books A-C 1778-1803 compiled by W. Absher2007 Southern Historical Press 929.3756 G223d Deeds of Gates County NC Books A-5 1776-1803 Vol. # 1 Mona Armstrong Taylor 1987 Southern Historical Press VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES o. �Page 155 929.275682 Ab88s Some Pioneers from Wilkes County NC compiled By w .o . Absher 2007 Southern Historical Press 929.3768 C654d Land Deed Genealogy of Coffee County TN 1836-1 842 Vol. #1 By Helen C.& Timothy R. Marsh 2006 Southern Historical Press 929.3768 C654d Land Deed Genealogy of Coffee County TN 1843-1850 Vol.#2 By Helen C. & Timothy R. Marsh 2006 Southern Historical Press 973.52468 G192w War of 1812 Soldiers of Maury County TN Edited by Jill K. Garrett 2006 Southern Historical Press 929.3768 D639d Land Deed Genealogy of Dekalb County TN 1868-1 885 Vol. #2 2006 Southern Historical Press 929.3768 Sm51d Smith County TN DEEDS 1852-1860 Vol. #3 2006 Southern Historical Press Pam B. Young Roanoke Public Libraries Virginia Room 706 S Jefferson St. Roanoke, VA 24016 Petersburg Index Newspaper, Petersburg, Virginia August 22, 1871 LETTER FROM THE MOUNTAINS Fata/Accident 11ear Christiansburg-Shooting Affair in Pulaski County. (Special Correspondence of the Daily Index) Montgm'y White Sulphur Springs, August 20, 1871 A fatal accident occurred near Christiansburg on Friday last. Mr. Byrd Anderson proprietor of a hotel in Blacksburg, and Mr. Wm. Hines, a carpenter r esiding near the Yellow Sulphur Springs, were riding in a two-horse buggy and while going down a hill, one of the pole-straps of the buggy broke, causing the horses to run off at full speed. Mr. Anderson jumped out and was badly bruised about the face. Hines was violently thrown out, his head striking the ground with great force, producing injuries from which be died, on the following morning, Saturday, at 3 o'clock. Hines was a poor, but industrious m an, about 40 years of age, and leaves a wife and six small child ren to mourn bis untimely death. He and Andrews bad been to the I ndian Show, which gave a performance in C hristiansburg that day, and it is said they were both intoxicated at the time of the accident. By the by, this so-called " Indian Show," now travelling through the country, is the greatest humbug of the age. Since writin g the above, I learned from persons on the train, that a man named Charlton had a personal difficulty, today (Sunday) with a man named Thomas, near Pepper's Ferry, in Pulaski county, (near Central Depot.) Thomas was shot twice by Charlton, and is supposed to be mortally wounded. I have no particulars at present. Our crowd of visitors continues to increase, and this place has already regained its former splendid reputation. We are to have a tournament about the 151 of September-preparations are now being made. Yours in haste, Barry Scratch VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 156 .&fri~1111 .&n1eri~1111 &11~et1fr~~ Remembering Dr. John Henry Pinkard By E. Elizabeth Spoehna I remember hearing my father saying, 'There goes Dr. Pinkard!' when our cars passed on the city streets. I knew he was a Black man because I could see him sitting on the front seat of his car beside the chauffeur. He sometimes sat on the back seat but I never saw him driving the car. I knew that he was called " the herb doctor' or 'the yarb doctor' and that many people, both Black and White, took his homemade tonic, which be sold from his drug store on Salem Avenue. They said the tonic cured their ills and made them feel well and stronger. My mother was taking a medicine that she said was Dr. Pinkard's ton ic. I don't know when she started taking the tonic but I do know she was taking it while she was pregnant. The pregnancy seemed normal and everything was going well untiJ time for delivery. She went to Roanoke City Hospital, now Carilion Hospital. Dr. Saunders, her doctor, was concerned about how much weight she had gained and how large she was. When it was dark and past my bedtime, I was f rightened because my Daddy hadn't come home. Our cousin, who was taking care of me, tried to reassure me. She kept telling me everything was all right and if I would just go to bed and go to sleep, my Daddy would soon be home. I think I cried myself to sleep. In the morning, I was told that Mother would have to stay in the hospital for a while and that my baby brother did not live. Frightening news for a four year old. Mother was a very small woman. I was told when I was older that the baby weighed thirteen and one half pounds and was nineteen inches long. It is a miracle that Mother lived. Mother's friends and our relatives, especially the older ones, blamed Dr. Pinkard's tonic for the large baby, the baby's death and the difficult de!ivery. The tonic, of course, did not cause any of these problems. In 1923, the doctors did not have the knowledge or the technology that is available today. Mother's friends and our relatives couJd have just as well said that perhaps n.-. Pinkard's tonic gave Mother the strength to survive the difficult time she had with the birth of the baby. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 157 Yearbooks, A Rich Resource By Pamela Young The Yearbooks, I think, are one of the best resources we have in the Virginia Room. When we give tours we always ask if anyone's parents/grandparents grew up in Roanoke. It's wonderful when they find relatives. The yearbooks we have are all from donations. The Virginia Room is very lucky to have patrons who look out for yearbooks for us. The Virginia Room is a great reunion destination. Oh, the treasures you 'll find! Below is a li st of what we have. If you or someone you lmow has a Roanoke yearbook lying around we'd love to give it a good home. Every new resow·ce enriches the collection making the Virginia Room even more valuable to genealogists, students, and historians. We welcome your donations! Virginia Room School Yearbook Holdings E lementary Schools Back Creek "Bears" 1992 Crystal Spring Elementary "Ils Fons" 1976 Westside Elementary - 1977 Junior High/Intermediate Schools Andrew Lewis Jr. High, "Pioneer", Salem 198 1-1987, 1993, 1994, 1996-199 Breckinridge Junior High "Brigadier"1963, 64, 1971, 72, 73, 1976, 77, 78 Harrison School (segregated) "Highlights "1917 - 1957 Hidden Valley Intennediate, Roanoke County "Eyrie" 1975, 1985, 1986 James Madison Jr. High "Matador" 1971, 1973, 1975, 1978 - 1986 Lee Jr. High "The General" 1947, 1949, 1953, 1956 -1 959 & 1970 Lucy Addison Jr. High "Bulldog" 1979 Monroe Jr. High "The Cardinal" 1950 - 1971Missing1954 & 1959 Salem Intermediate-Trail Blazer 1971 Stonewall Jackson Jr. High- "The Stonewall" 1953, 1969 - 1977 & 1995 William Ruffner Jr. High - Ruffner Rock 1971 - 1980 Woodrow Wilson Jr. High-The Wilsonian 1954 High Schools Andrew Lewis High School, Salem ''The Pioneer" 193 9, 1941 , 1942, 1948, 1949 Cave Spring High, Roanoke County, "Accolade" 1957, 58, 1960 -1980, 1985, 86, 87, 88 with supplement Glade Hill High 1951 Jefferson High "Acorn" 1910-1973-missing1948 Luc y Adclis on High "The Addisonian" 1946, 1948 (segregated), 1972, 1973 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 158 Northside High -Roanoke County, "The North Star" 1963, 1969 Our Lady of Nazareth High Roanoke 1937 Patrick Henry High - "The Patriot" 1963 - 1968, 1970, 1972, 1973 Radford High - "Oak Leaf'' 1931 & 1934 Roanoke Catholic - "The Key" 1962 & 1963 & 1975 Roanoke Higb-"Acorns of Roanoke" 1910-1920 * See Jefferson High Salem High- "The Aeroplane" 1910 "The Oracle" 1915 & 1923 "The Wolverine" 1931 Vinton High - "Roacovin" 193 0 William Fleming High - The Colonel -1942, 43, 46, 47 49-68, 1971-1974, 1977-1982 Post High School Yearbooks Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley "Cohar ova" 1966-1968, 1971 Hollins College "Spinster" 1927, 193 0, 1931, 1962, 1964 National Business College "Talon" 1960, 1966, 1972, 1974 Roanoke College- Roentgen Rays (before 192 ) 1906,1922-1925 "Rawenoch" 19291930, 1937, 1947-1950,1953, 1954, 1955, 1984, 86, 88, 90,92 & 94 Roanoke Memorial Hospital "Nightingale" 1959 Medi-Cen 1962, 1963 Viaud School- 1976 Virginia College - "In Ole Virginia" 1899, 1901, 1903, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1928, 1929 Virginia State Police 1932 - 2002 From the Petersburg Index Newspaper, Petersburg, Virginia Februa·r y 9, 1867 Sad accident in Salem _ The Roanoke Times of Tuesday chronicles the foil owing sad, but singular, (indeed to those who do not understand the "pavements" of Salem and their "bottoms" most mysterious) tragedy: "Last Saturday afternoon, Miss Letitia Smithley, daughter of our esteemed fellow-citizen, Jonathan Smitbley, attempted to visit a school acquaintance upon "High Street" - owing to the late thaw, the sidewalk had lost its bottom - and as she attempted to pass from the jail corner to Mr. Palmer's gate, the pavement gave way, and with piercing screams she rapidly sank from view. Some of our citizens made almost superhuman efforts to rescue her from her terrible fate but in vain. The condition of the sidewalks were such that despite every effort, life was entirely extinct before she could be brought to the surface of the earth. We understand that some of Mr. Smithley's friends intend having a judicial investigation, and if so, we fear that some criminality may in this matter be brought home to our corporation authorities. We earnestly hope that by prompt action they will prevent a recurrence of so terrible a tragedy." VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 159 REMINISCENCES OF A CONFEDERATE SOLDIER Of Co. C. 2nd Va. Cavalry By R. H. Peck , Fincastle, Va. CHAPTER :I. In the year 1859 at Fincastle, Va., I enlisted with a company called "The Botetourt Dragoons." This company was composed of 106 men, ready and willing to defend their country when called upqn . Our officers were as follows : Andrew L . Pitzer, Capt.; Wm. -A. Glasgow , 1st Lieut.; Wm. Price, 2nd Lieut.; and Ja:s. :R. Thompson, Orderly Serg . Our first Serg . was Edward Brugh, second Serg. Wm . Garret and third Serg, Thomas McClu~e. Our first Corporal was Wil l iam A. McCue, 2nd Corporal Robert Rieley and 3rd Corporal Geo. Peck. We were called out by our captain for drills and parades usual ly on Sat. Our uniforms were navy blue with yellow trimmings. We had general musters once each year. we were invited to Buchanan, Salem and other points. On our march to Salem we lined up in front of Hollins Institute and called on Prof. Cocke for an address which he gave in his usual pleasant manner and finished it b y inviting us to dine with h~m on our return. Capt . Hupp's Battery of Salem , and Capt . Dierl y 1 s Infantry of Roanoke, met us there. Col. Robert Preston, of Blacksburg, addressed the companies, also Capts Hupp , Pitzer and Dierly. All this was enjoyed, but not so much as the time spent with P:of . ~oc~e . on our return three days later. We received genuine Virginia hospitality, such as we longed for many times in the four years which followed. As the John Brown raid had already occured we soon found that our service must be for defence and not only for practice. South Carolina, Mississippi and several other states had already seceded from the Union and when Abraham Lincoln called out 70,000 men to coerce the states, the majority of our men wanted to go to Manassas Junction to protect our captiol, Richmond. We were called first to Lynchburg for drilling and future orders. FIRST YEAR OF THE WAR. ' We left Fincastle on the morning of May 17 , 1861, amid VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 160 Company F " " from Bedford, "" G H II I K Tl Tl " " Appomattox Campbell Albemarle County, " If " " Capt. Wilson. 11 Winston Radford . Joel Flood. " Jack Al exander. " Davis. " We remained at Lynchburg one month guarding the two and drilling on foot and on horse-back. On June 10th Capt. Terry with Co's A and B went on to Manasses Junction while we of Co. C with Co . D were ordered out June 17th. ' m~gazines Our first stop was at Rockfish Station where we camped out for the night, and our second night was spent at new Glasgow. We reached Charlottesville by noon the next day and spent the night near Orange C. H . The next day found us at Culpepper C~ H. by noon and night overtook at Warrenton Springs . We reached Manasses Junction by night f~ll of th e next day . We moved on to Fairfax C. Ho the following day and found Gen . Bornem commanding the first Sou.th Carol i na Brigade, s tationed there. Here we . pitched our tents on Sat. eve and on Sunday a. m. a part of our Co was sent out on a scout and two of our men, Calvin Garret and Joseph Robinson , were captured by the New York Zouaves. We remained at Fairfax C. H . unti l the 17th of July and I was sent with fourteen other men commanded by Serg Garret, three miles be l ow Farifax C . on the Falls Church road to stand picket, and at 9 o ' clock a. m. we found that McDowell was moving on Manassas Junction by three roads, via.: Falls Church road, Little River turnpike, and Flint Hi ll road . Serg . Garret returned to notify the General of McDowell ' s movemen~ , but the Geno had already learned f r om other pickets , of his advance , so he ordered the army to retreat immediately. As Serg . Garret did not return to us Corporal McCue sent me back 3 miles to Fairfax Ca H., and when I arrived our Adjt. told me of the retreat and from there I cou ld see Col. Kershaws regiment already engaged wi th the enemy , so I had ~o return to notify the other pickets to join the command, wh ich.we could onl y do by a flank movement and came very near being c ut off entirely by the enemy. When I returned I found !ha~ two of our pickets on the Flint Hi ll Road John Mays and Willi am Maller had been captured We continued our retreat to Centerville and remained there until night. Gen . Beauregard's p l an was to throw sky rockets to let us know when to retreat further towards Manassas Juction and whe n we cal l ed in the last pickets, we were fired upon by the enemy and two of our horses were killed from under their riders, Edward Hayth and William Walton. 0 H. 0 0 During ~he night, we marche~ across the B~ll Run at Mitchel's Ford and laid down for the remainder of the night in front of t 1 g~ns , at Manasses Junction. We were awakened n ext morning by th~e fire1ng of one of the enemy's guns called "Lon g Tom." As this VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 161 was the first big gun I had seen fired , I remember well the appearance of that shell to me . It looked more like a gatepost flying through the air than any thing else I could compare it to. After hissing through the air about a mile it exploded and I to l d the boys I knew it had blown Manassas to " kingdom come" and she would need no more protect i on. It wasn ' t man y days after this though , u nt i l we became more accustomed to the big guns , so we didn't jump at such h asty conc lusions and the fireing wasn't so exciting or terr i fying . I hadn ' t seen much of the infrantry until that day and when they began double quicking and crossing Bul l' s Run at Mitche l l's Ford in order to meet the enemy, I imagined we had men enough to whip the North right there. At 9 o'clock on the 18th, the two armies met and for two hours a raging battle fol l owed and when the Southerners made a charge a l l along the l i ne , they drove the enemy back with considerab l e slaughter, i nto the timber back of the lowl ands, where the batt l e was fought , and they remained there until Sunday, with " Long Tom'' occasional l y sa l u t ing us o Our line of battle extended from Blackburn ' s Ford up nearly to Stone Bridge, a distance of 10 miles . Sunday morning a t about 8 o ' clock Long Tom began firing and we all thought the enemy meant to renew the attack, but about 9 o ' c l ock, we heard fireing at S t on e Bridge about six mi l es above Manassas Juction . The cava l ry was immediately ordered to make a force march to Stone Bridge and when we got there we found that the 8 th Georgia Regiment , commanded by Col. Hunt i ngton, in trying to ho l d the fo r d had lost near l y a l l their men and t heir commander . The 2nd Va. Regiment arrived to go to their rescue , but failed on account of the thick pines . About this time Jackson came in and with Gen . Bee and others turned defeat into victory. Gen . Bee rushed to Jackson and ~aid " General they are beatin g us back . " and Jackso n said "we wi ll give th e m the bay o~et ." Gen. Bee encou:aged by Jackson ' s response shouted to his me n : Look ! there is Jackson and his men standing like a stone wal l ." He was ever afterward cal l ed "Stonewall Jackson". Gen . Bee was killed in a few minutes a fter mak ing t h e remark to his men . The enemy, under McDowell's comma nd , was driven back with dreadfu l slaughter to Washing ton . As we of th e 2nd Vao regiment were unabl e to get to St one Bridge to aid in the batt l e there and were i n a dangerous position, being between the fires of both armi e s , Gen . Beaureguard ordered us to the rear. Jus t a t t h a t time Gen . Jos. E . Johnson, coming in from the valley, r ode up to Beaureguard ' s headquarters and took c ommand, h e being a senior o f fic e r . He inunediately sent a cou r ier t o Col. Radfo r d VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 16 2 to halt the 2nd Va. Cavalry. Col. Radford told the courier to go to the D-- that he was acting under Beauregaurd's orders . We we re not aware of Johnston being near , but as soon as Johnston saw we didn ' t halt.he ga llop ed down and shouted "In the name of Jos. F. Johnston I command you to halt . " Of course, it wasn't any trouble for Col . Radford or his men to halt, then. He commanded us to cross Bu ll Run and go toward Cub Run Bridge to intersect the enemy's line as it passed on retreat and to shoot all the horses drawing the artillery and wagons ' There being 1,000 of us, we held the road for nearly a mile · coming on their right flank and being so near before they ' knew it that we succeeded in capturing 24 pieces of artillery and the men commanding same. The road was lined with dead horses for nearly a mile, a sight no one would want to witness again, but we were only carrying out orders . Our captain ordered the fences to be pulled down and 3 other men and I dismounted and tore them down on both sides When we mounted we happ e ned to loo lc to our le ft and saw a · house with a crowd of men standi~g around a well . I proposed to these three comrades that we could go up and fill our canteens as it was a hot day. When we arrived, there were 60 or 70 of the finest looking men I ever saw, about middleaged and finely aressed . More gold-headed canes , gold glass es and gold teeth than I had ever seen before o~ that number of men. We asked them to fi ll our canteens, which they did and just as they filled the last canteen, one of the men said . to us that our command was retreating and I road around the house to where I could see our line and it had passed nearly out of sight. Just then two guns that we h~dn't captured with the other 24 pieces of ar till ery, and a reg 1man t of infantry also, opened fire on our regiment, ~nd Capt. Radford of 2nd Va. reg iment and Serg . Ervin were killed and several others wounded. Just as we four men arrived to rec:o~s the road, a cannister of grape shot passed down th e road strik1n¥ two of our ho rses . We rode on about a half mile under heavy fire, but they were over shooting us just stripping the leaves from the trees when one of the horses fell d e ad from his wound and the other une was still running on three legs. I took the saddle from the dead horse and carried it on my horse that was called the "Flying Arti llery" and wouldn't carry two men, and another comrade took the rider of the horse that was killed. We overtook our regiment just as they were ready to recross Bull Run, and were held in re~diness the rem~inder of the day, but no order for action was given and near ni ght fall marched back to our camp ground of the proceeding night. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 163 Just after dark a heavy rain began and continued all night and about half the next day, so we were thoroughly drenched by this time. Shortly after day break we started toward Centerville and our skirmish line captured several prisoners on the way. We moved very cautious l y through .the woods in the downpour of rain, thinking the enemy was · at Centerville. But instead of the enemy being at Centerville , we found the homes deserted . Tab l es were set with the most delicious victoals, f ine drinks , etc, having been prepared for a general jubilee after the supposed victory. Some of the houses were locked, but the majority were so that we could easily enter and some of the owners soon returned, so we enjoyed a bountiful repast that was intended for the northern soldiers . After the victory at Stone Bridge and the capture of the artillery at Cub Run Bridge, as they were retreating , the enemy rushed on to Washington panic-stricken. Had we realized the condition of the enemy then, as we afterward knew it to be we could have pursued them and easily captured them, but we'didn't know the conditions . We remained at Centerville until about 4 olclock, when we began our mar~h to Fairfax C. H. , arriving there about night. The next morning we sent out scouting parties and videttes on all the roads and marched on to Fal l s Church and put out our pickets, some of them nearly in sight of Washington . We remained there several weeks and enjoyed the fruit of a 300 acre peach orchard. Finally a division of infantry was sent to Mason Heights, wh ich they captured without any great lo ss and a few days later Munston ' s Heights were taken in the same way. From the Heights the city of Washington could be seen, but the distance was too great for any bombardment. We moved camp about this time and when we got to our new camp a terrible rain and wind storm came up., It was a regualr equinoxial storm . We hurr idly put up our tents and our Orderly Ser g. cautioned us to ti e our horses well as it was so stormy o He cautioned Marcus Ammen especially as he had an old ho-rse called "Roachback" that was in the habit of breaking loose and rooting around the tents to hunt for corn . William Harvey, Henry Payne and McCaga Pitzer couldn~t s leep, as the wind was blowing so dreadfully, so they got out and built a fire and cursed everyting and everybody from Jeff. Davis down to Buckie Brugh , one of our company . Kent Stoner was sleeping wi th me and I told him I'd give him my room and go out and help the boys celebrate around the fire. I reminded Kent of Basil Underwood ' s sentence to death at the "Ringing of the Curfew,'' and how his sweetheart said the "Cerfew shall not ring tonight, " and th a t my motto for the present was that "Roachback must get loose tonight . '' I went and unti ed Roachback and led him up t o Albert Pitzers tent . The horse soon began rooting for t h e corn and the orderly we nt out and soon recognized the horse as Mr. Ammen ' s. He led the" horse down and hallowed : "Marcu s ! Marcus ! Mr . Ammen ! " And Marcus yelled back " h e l l o ! 11 Then he said "here is your horse that has gotten loose . You VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 164 must not tie him well . Come and I ' 11 show you how ." an d t h ey b oth went back to bed. He d id, In a short time I led him up again and he began his search for the corn . Pitzer rushed out and called Marcus again and Marcus said "well d-- that horse." He tied him again and I went then and talked to that cu:sing crowd at the fire and when Ma:cus ~nd Pitzer got quiet, I led Roach-back up for the third time . Pitzer came out yelling to Marcus that he must keep that horse tied. Then Marcus said curse wo rds thick and fast. I thought I ' d had enough f un out of the boys for that night do didn ' t untie the horse any more. Pitzer was always telling us to fall into line quickly so the boys nicknamed him ' Quickly ." Marcus was very quiet f~r awhile and presently he broke the silence by saying : "D- - 0 ld Quickly! If he foo l s with me any more, I' 11 thrash him. 11 r was afraid to go back into the tents f~r fear the boys would suspect me of the mischief, so I slep in Capt . Pitzer ' s headquarter wagon It was midnight by the time Roach- back got settled and the boys never knew unti l I told them, about six-months later, that I had caused the fun and trouble that stormy night. 0 The enemy then began forti~ying ~r~ington Height's and bringing in troops to hold their position ? our men began falling back toward Centerv i ll~ , but keeping our pickets out about twenty mi l es toward Washington. About October 1st the northerners began d riv ing in our pickets, and Co l .. Kershaw, thinking it was a regu l ar advance of the enemy sent me with a dispatch to Gen . Bornem at Fairfax C. H and he brought four regiments and the Washington artillery to reinforce use The only man I ' v~ ever _had the pleasure of meeting since the war that was wit h t~is Washington artillery, from La., was B . T. ~als~e , Sr . ~ho s~ill lives in La., but spends a part of his time in Vae with his son. 0 The enemy did not advance further so the troops just remained together over nighto The next morni~g Gen. Bornem sent an infantry sk irmish line out to go to the He i ghts , near Lunenburg, and try and ascertain the position of _the enemy. As I had been a courier for Gen . Bornem severa l t imes I got permission to go with the skirmishers and left my horse at his headquarters The men how bad been killed t h e evening bedore when the enemy was driving our pickets, had all been taken ' away during the night, as we found none of them, but several overcoats were founde Kershaw's men had seen the dead men the evening before, l ying on the fields , but none of our men were killed, as they were considerably above us and were overshooting 0 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 165 us all the time . We went as far as Lunenburg Heights and saw no troops ahead of us, so we returned to Bornem's headquarters and Bornem ordered his brigade back to Fairfax C. H . , and left Col. Bacon ' s regiment , as picket. In three days I returned to Fairfax and joined my regiment. All was quiet for a few days, when a similar raid was made and we were called out at 7 o ' clock p. m. and we tore down our tents and loaded the wagons and sent them back to Centerville. We were ordered to march about six miles to a little place called Langley. Here we drew up in line of batt l e , every man holding his horse, expecting an attack any moment and remained there until day break . After day break scouting parties were sent out in every direction, but no sign of the enemy could be seen. Bornem returned to Fairfax camp ground again. Co. C was sent to the Difficult Run Turnpike and we began leaving sentiment ' s on every road leading into this Turnpike, from the north . I was left 20 miles out from Langley, just after dark . One other man from our Co . was left at the next road above me, and from there pickets from another regiment guarded the roads nearly to Leesburgo In a short time after we were stationed a terrible thunderstorm came up and my horse became so unruly that I could hardly control him at all . I soon saw by the lightning that there was a man sitting at the foot of the tree under which my horse was standing . I looked closely when the next flash of lightning came and recognized him, as a man by the name of Underwood who had been our pilot on one of our scouting expiditions. I spoke to him and told him who I was and when and where I had seen him , so he had to search him to see that he had no arms, thinking he said , that I might think him a fake and shoot him . We enjoyed each others company all night, and next mor~ing he went to a house nearby and got breakfast for me, also dinner and supper for me and my horse. He certainly proved a friend in need. I was reli eved at about 5 o'clock that eve to return to camp 20 miles distant. I soon reached camp as the horse was tired standing so long, and I got a good r;st that night. This I enjoyed you know as I had marched all night and all day and then been put on picket duty for 24 hours, where no one dared to sleep. I was quiet and had an next turn for picket duty, twelve of us, commanded by place called Hunter's Mill but only had to serve four easy time, for a soldier, until my which was about a weeko Ten or Serg . Brugh, were sent out to a and stationed on different roads , hours until relieved . VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 166 At one o'clock the next day one of our men went out in search of food for his horse and he had just bought a new hat the day before and when he passed my post, I told him it was da~gerous to go out beyond the picket post. But he said he was going , so I told him I hoped the Yankees would get him and his new hat too. He hadn't been gone long until I heard the firing of 30 or 40 guns . I , of course , look ed immediately in the direction of the firing and here came the trooper, like a winged animal , without a bridle for his horse or that new hat. I .could see that the Penn . Bucktails were pursuing him , so I notified Serg . Brugh and he sent me to meeet Capt . Whitehead to prepare him for a line of battle, but by the time Capt got to Serg . Brugh , we could see the line of the enemy extended out of sight to right and left. So we were ordered by Capt. Whitehead to r etreat, which we did hastily but not until one of Capt . Whitehead 's men had been killed. 0 The line of the enemy, we afterward found , extended up to where our next picket stood. William Marks of our Co. was wounded. This occured in Fairfax County, and as winter was coming on and we had a great many horses , Gen . J. Eo B. Stewart · made a raid into Loudon County to find provender for th e horses. He took four or five hundred wagons, two brigades of infantry, one of cavalry and a battery of arti ll ery, commanded by Capt Cults of La. When we made our way as far as Drinsville we encountered Gen. McCall , of the northern army with a wagon train_ and ab?ut as many soldiers as Stewart had with him making his way into the same county and for the same purpose , we were . 0 The enemy opened on us with five pieces of artillery and damanged our artillery so much , as we were so hampered only one gun could be used at a time , that Capt . Cults was forced to retreat from his position very soon. Then the 11th Va. infantry was ordered to the front to drive the enemy's artillery back , but were unable to do it . The 11th Va. lost several men, one of whom, I remember was Melv in Gibbs. Both armies remained in position until night fall and were more than glad to get back to quarters with our provender. Ne ither claimed to have conquered or to h ave been conquered . The next day I got permission to ride over the battle fie ld from "Dan to Beersheba" and was returning , I saw a lady beckoning to me from her home . I went to her yard fence and s~e told me there was a soldier there who was intox i cated. I dismounted and went in and to my great suprise, found it to be a man of our regiment, from Co. I, of Campbell County, by the name of Johnnie Woote n, (the man who sat back in his whiskers, the boys called him) . I insist ed on his going to VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 167 the camp with me, which he finally agreed to do . The Capt . sent him to the guard house and the officer of the guard made him walk for two hours with the sentinel, as his punishment. I had received a box from home that day , which was enjoyed heartily by all the soldiers you know. After partaking of its contents I was in the best of spirits. Any child could have played with me then . I thought of poor Johnnie Wooten on his two hours tramp and went out to share some of my provision with h i m. I found him still paying his penalty and gave him a ration. I agreed to walk in h i s place while he would go a few steps inside the encampment to eat his supper. At this interval , the guard sent the chaplain out to reprimand and advise Johnnie how to conduct himse l f in the future . When he came up the sentinel halted him. The chaplain remarked that he wanted to talk to Johnnie and as I was acting for Johnnie at that moment, I got the whole reproof and lecture . After we three walked together about ten minutes, the chaplain asked me if I wouldn ' t promise to do better in the future . And with my handkerchief over my face all the time, to keep him from recognizing me I promised faithfully to try. The chaplain went back very much gratified to know that Johnnie had repented so earnestly . As Johnnie , in reality , failed to get this reprimand, as soon as he was released , went in search of his horse which had strayed over to Co. C' s picket rope. He was so provoked , he cut the picket rope, which was againsed the rules , of course, and was immediately sent back to the guard house . We were next ordered to prepare winter quarters near Stone Bridgeo About this time I was sick and was sent to the hospital near Centerville. After recovering I came back to the camp , having been absent about a month. As it was near Xmas, now, W. S. Hines, one of our Co., had engaged eggs and cream for making "egg-nogg" . My horse, the " Fly ing Artillery," was very restless, pawing continually, and I remarked that I wished I had a long ride to take on him and could give him the exercise he needed. Hines told me I could ride for the cream and eggs. He went to his tent and brought canteens enough to hold about a gallon and a half. I started off and when I got to the house, the lady remarked, as I gave her the canteens, that "the man must expect to fatten his sick man." I told her I expected he had several sick men he wanted to give cream to, never hinting at "egg-no gg", you may knowo I soon got back to camp as the ground was covered with snow, my horse VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 168 slipped r~ght in a hole ma d e by the picket rope post and turned a complete somersault , falling right on top of me I whistled to the horse and he sprang up at once . I • thought I was smashed up right this time and would certainly get a furlough to go home. My brother-in-law and a neighbor , A . A. Woodson , had come down to take me home from the hospital, but before they arrived I was back on duty . They were sti l l in camp with us when this o curred and my first thought was wheather I ' d be able to get home . r first tried to move my right arm and it work~d alright, then my left and it responded also . Then I tried both legs thinking some of the limbs were sure to fail to work , but to' my utt e r astonishment, I wasn ' t hurt at all , only stunned . My first remark was that any big headed soldier that wouldn ' t get hurt by such a fal l as that ought never to get a furlough . When I got into camp and told the joke on myself the boys enjoyed it hugely . The winter quarte r s were completed by this time s o we broke camp and occupied them. ~nile we were.expecti~g to enjoy the winter quarters, unlike Geo. Washington's men at Valley Forge, as there was plenty of every thing to live upon and we were all well c l othe d, we rece i ved orders for half of the regiment and Col. Radford to move on to Leesburg . Five of the higglers from our mess were ordered out , so it only left John K. Young , Lewis Young and myself. The regimental quarter masteT, wagon master and several other men offered to furnish the rations and pay the three left in our mess to cook for them. My job w~s to notify them wh en me als were ready and as these m~n had contro l of the rations they also had contro l of the whiskey . When I went for them the first time they drew t he bottle fo r a social drink, all around. Pharoah ' s dream occurred to me that moment how seven years of plenty must provide for seven years of famine . S? while I ~ad that bottle at hand r thought I' d j~st.keep it f o r a time of nee~ . I accordingl y slipped it into my coat pocket, unnoticed by the other men. Every time I went for the men , I p l ayed the same prank on their whiskey, as I knew ~he whiskey was to be blockaded soon and we would need 1t fo r the boys when they were sick. Afte r three or four days some of them said to me that somebody was taking their whiskey while they were gone to their meals and I told them I was next to a detective to find such fellows and I'd soon locate him for them. Co . Munford 's tent was next to these fellows and he had a cook hostler and man servanta This servant was a boy of about ~ixteen, by the name of Bil ly. They all c alled him Co l's cup-bearer o Well if ever there was a black boy he was VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 169 the one; so black until he was blue , and charcoal was ashamed of itself by the side of him. It just occurred to me how funny it would be to put the blame of whiskey stealing on Billy , as I knew the Col. would take care of him. On my next arrival they told me I was right , they could tell that very nigger had gotten their whiskey. I continued like Joseph to lay up · for the whiskey famine until the blockade occurreda After I ' d gotten all they had and they couldn ' t treat me any more I began treating them. There was a moonshiner a couple of miles from camp and a man was going there to get whiskey so I gave him $5o00 to get a canteen filled for the quarter masters, fearing theirs would run out before the blockade was raised , and the man came back saying he couldn ' t get it for less than $10 . 00 a canteen. I told him he was crazy, that I ' d bet I could get a canteen full for nothing and one full of butter milk besideso He said I was a fool and he ' d bet me $l00o I couldn ' t do it. I took the bet and we staked the money. I had two Yankee canteens exactly alike and I filled one with water and put a little whiskey on top , as you know they won ' t u n iteo We both then went to the moonshiner and I gave him the counter - sign . He knew by this that I wasn't going_ to betray him. I gave him the empty canteen and he went into the cel l ar and filled it. When he came out and gave it to me , I put it in my saddle pockets and gave him_ $ S.O~o He held up his ten fingers, signifying that I must give h i m more. I told him I was buying it for a Co . and they wouldn ' t hear to such figures as that, and I'd just have to gi!e him h i s whiskey back until I could ~ee the men but gave him my canteen of water with a litt l e bit ' i skey on top i. nstead of t he canteen of whiskey. He of wh gave me my $5 . 00 and t?ok the canteen and emptied it ~nto his barrel. I asked him to tel l his wife to please fill the canteen with butter_milk, if she could spare it , which she did , so I go t my whiskey and butter milk for which he'd accept no pay , and I won my $1000 Of co~rse the moonshiner lost nothing, but some fellow bought water in his whiskey after thato I wouldn ' t take the $100 . I had won, but we all enjoyed the joke. Soldiers have to resort to many jokes and pranks, to keep up spiri t s, that they would never think of in private life . We each took our trun picketing around Drainsville, a small town on the Loudon and Leesburg Turnpike . We made many friends in this sec t ion finding relatives of some of our county peop l e . A whole company was sent out on picket for a three day s period and we were given money to buy our ration while out, so we rat her enjoyed the outing 0 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 170 It was a hard wi nter , but the 8th of March soon rolled around and we were ordered to vacate winter quarters and go to Richmond. The whole army did not go as Ewell was ordered to Washi~gton Junctio n and half of the 2nd Va. Cavalry was sent to keep up a vidette line from Manssas Junction to Strasburg . Company C. was among the ones sent and our first order was to burn all the commissaries at Mans.ses. : Junction . Then the next was at Haymarket . The next burned suplies at Throoughfare Gap . At this point a great many hogs were dr i ven every year and butchered and there was a large mill which had cost $2 000 and was being used a s a packing house: The citizens told us that 600 , 000 pounds of beacon was stored in the building . We were ordered to burn this al so which we did a nd when the lard ran out into the creek it ' chilled and formed a dam across Broad Run . There was an acre lot about covered with barrels of flour at the point we had been getting our supp l ies from , and as i t was feared the Yankees would get that a l so , we were ordered to knock the barrels to p i eces and ·ride over t~e flour to.destroy it. I was bitteTly opposed to a l l this destruction but we had to carry out orders. ~e also h~d orders to blow up the big stone around which the first batt l e of Manssas was fought . It took 40 kegs of powder to destroy It was destroyed in order to prevent the enemr from fo llowing us, as it was the main thoroughfare from Washington to the foot of the Blue Ridge . We burned the depot also , destroying numbers of boxes sent to the soldiers from home . We open ed t h e boxes and got out any money th~t was in ~hem , ate what we could of the provision; and took such clothing as we needed . We advanced the money on to the boys . We had to burn Loudon Station also, just on top of the Blue Ridge , and the ~ast was at Front Royal. The boxes at both of the~e stations w~re ordered opened and , of course , we receiv~d so~e benifit from them but not near so much as if t he soldiers in camp cou l d have r eceived them . VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 171 REMINISCENCES OF A CONFEDERATE SOLDIER CHAPTER II . SECOND YEAR OF THE WAR . Ewe ll then fell back to Orange C.H. and we joined him there for future orders . Capt. buchene and Capt. White, of Ewell ' s division , married two young ladi es in Fairfax Co. and brought them in a fine carriage driven by a white man, on up to Orange C.H. They were there at a private residence boarding and would often drive out to the camp and when we were tearing down tents and getting ready to go to the Valley, these ladies asked me if I'd seen the Captains but I hadn't and we began inquiring and no one had seen them for a few hours, and we learned afterward that they had resigned their positions put on citizens clothing and had gone to parts unknown . The ladies , of course had nothing to do but to return to their homes. We crossed the Blue Ridge at Sneeger's Gap in a down pour of rain and p~tched our tents at E l k Run Church. The rain ceased that night, so we were ordered to clean up the encampment next day which was Sat . Sun . dawned clear and calm and we all had the privilege of attending the church services . The afternoon was spent in s leep, or rather a part of it. We were aroused by screams from the east end of the encampment and we l ooked and saw men shooting out from under their tents and capsizing some of them in their mad rush. we inquired for the trouble and some said a snake had crawled over their faces, and others that the devil was in the tent. After a number of tents were overthrown and all the men awakened , nearly, we found that the trouble was a large black snake running over the men while asleep . He ran in a mus~rat hole , so no one had the pleasure of killing him for breaking our rest. We remained here a few days and scouting parties were sent out every day across the mountain, and as far down as Linden Station to see if the enemy was approaching. The cavalry that was engaged in this vidette line, picketted on the Shenandoah River and were often routed by the enemy. Some of the men didn't stop until they got clear out of the country. About this time we had a re-election of officers and Col . Munford was put in command of our whole regiment, where as h e VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 172 had only commanded half, and Col . Watts was elected Lieut_ Col. On the 3rd of May , when the regiment was near Lind en Station, 13 of us were left at Flint Hill , several miles distant, to have our horses shod, and as we were going on to overtake the command , we met a man galloping up the road. Serg._Lemon , who had charge of us , met the man first and let him pass , but when he reached me I ordered him to halt as I saw he was a northerner. But he fell flat on his hor~e a~d swiftly made a turn in the road, so we didn't pursue h:m. He dropped a nice gum coat in his wi l d rush, which we didn't fail to get . We were in Rappahanneck Co . and there were a great many ~tone fences and I told Serg. Lemon we had better get out into the open on a high point and see if we could locate any £orces of the enemy . We hadn ' t gone any distance until we saw Gen. Gary with a division of Inft. and a regiment of cavalry, making his way from Front Royal to Richmond . We soon overtook Col . Munford and notified him of Gen . Gary ' s mo~ement and he waited until night fal~ and pass~d through Flint Hill, and took another road leading to Madison C.H . We camped and kept watch. The next day some of Gary's men came out in sight and Munford sent a couple of companies to cut these men off from the command and capture them, and when we got to a rock fence where we thought we coul~ cut them off, we found the fifth Mich. Inft lying just behind the fence . They raised up right at us and our horses were stopped so suddenly that six of the men were thrown off and captured. When Major Cary Breckinridge, who was in command of us saw the trap we were in, he orde~ed us to "left about wheel," and just in the act of turning , a bullet th~t was aimed a t me struck c.c. Cahoon, the man next to me in the armo We had to retreat about 400 yar ds in full view of this whole regiment and they were firing at us all the time . But they were excited and overshot us and only the one man was wounded. My horse was struck on the foot and had to make three-fourths of the distance on three feet. The roll was called after we got back, but only the six men of Franklin Co . had been captured. After awhi le three indep endent scouts came up, Williams Lamar Fontain, and Farley - s. Carolina and Mississippians. ' They wanted a dozen sharpshooters to go to where some Yankees were doing a lot of depredating, ki lling cattle, etc. I was VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 173 sent among the others to within about 500 yards of where they wer~ and we could see the hill beyond blue with Y~nkees. We fired four or five shots each before they had time to protect themselves and killed and wounded a dozen or more, but then had to retreat for our own safety . The next morning I was sent with C. C. Cahoon, William Henderson and George Zimmerman, who had been wounded by their horses fal ling with them , except Cahoon, who was shot, to Madison C. H. I led their hors es and took $100 to pay their expenses on the road, but we were so kindly treated by everyone that I didn't have to pay a penny. Mrs. Gen. Kemper had charge of the hospital and took care of the men . I took my horse , which had been wounded to the horse pasture and got another and returned with the ambulance, in several days . The command was moving, but Gary reached Richmond and was ki lled in the first battle around Richmond . We next went back and joined Ewel l in Luray county, and went on toward Front Royal, where there was a U.S. Garrison. We joined Jackson at Front Royal , and Col . Ashby , with the first Va. Regiment, attacked the enemy here and drove them back with heavy _l oss . The 2nd Va. regiment was to the ri ght and didn ' t receive as heavy firing as the 1st Va. There were two Maryland companies in the 1st Va. cavalry and they were eager to bring on the at tack, as the Maryland infantry held the position. The cavalry made a charge through a wheat field and the regiment of infantry was lying down in the wheat, and when the cava lry came near the infantry arose and slew a number of our men. Colo Ashby then ordered our men to charge with drawn sabe rs, which they did, with considerable slaughter. This was our first charge with drawn sabers. The enemy r et r a t e d to Winchester, about four mil es distant. The remainder of the day was quiet except picket firing. The next day, which was Sunday, Gen. Ewell advanced from Front Royal with his division of Infantry and Gen. Jackson advanced from Strasburg with a division of Infantry, also. The count r y was generally fenced with stone fences and both armies made use o f the fences as fortifications. There was a rock fence running paralle l with the fences occupied by both armies, and each army was ordered to advance to this middle fence . The Confederates beat the enemy to the fence and opened a deadly fire on them . The enemy was so near VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 174 the fence that they lost heavily before they could retreat and re-cross the fence used as their fortification . The Confederates followed them on into the town, and just as we entered the village a lady be gan ringing a church bell giving us new zeal 9 and the cavairy was ordered to charge ' after they had gotten through the town. This they did with heavy loss to the enemy and considerable loss to us. We could have captured a great many more men, but they lined up a lot of w~gons and set fire to them, completely blockading the road. We could not pass the fire, of course, and could not tear down or cross the rock fences rapidly enough to pursue to any advantage . However, we drove the enemy to Harper~s Ferry . We remained at Harper ' s Ferry several days and while we were there Gen. Banks was removed and Gen. Shields appointed in his stead. Gen. Banks had command of the northern fo rce s at Winchester and the command was given to Shields Just after the battle . While we were at Harper's Ferry, Gen. Jackson r eceived word that Gen . Fremont was advancing on Harrisonburg from the direction of Parkersburg, aiming ~o pe~ himo So Jackson made a force march, marching day and night in order to get to Harrisonbur g before Fremont. Shields rapidly followed us, but our men kept holding him in check. We were sent on at the h ead of the army, as the cavalry could make much better time. We arriv~d one day ahead of the Infantry and rode two miles_b~yond Harrisonburg in the direction of Parkersburg, and fortified. Gen. Ashby maneuvered so wisely, that John C. Fremont, (the old wally horse), thought he ha~ to fight Jackso~ ' s whole army and was preparing for same . While he was preparing for a general attack, Jackson pas?ed through Harrisonburg and went in the direction of Port Republic. When Fremont made the attack, we retreated hurri edly through Harrisonburg , and Fremont censur~d hi~ Eng lish General, Percy Windam , for a llowing Ashby to deceive him that way . Windam pursued us and made his brags that he would capture Ashby before the sun went downo He attempted it and Ashby made the same attempt at him . Windam ordered a charge, but his men woundn't follow him and he ran into our lines and we captured him. Just as we captured him, Gen. Ashby was killed. A Confederate brigade was ordered back to help us and quite a number of our men were killed, but not so many as of the enemy . This is known as the battle of Harrisonburg. Night came and put a stop to hostilities for a time. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES . �Page 175 The cavalry pickets were stationed a l l around, but the next morning just after sun rise , the enemy began to advance again. Gena Ewell ' s division took a stand near a l ittle village called Cross Keys . Gen. Fremont marched againsed him with a force more than double the number of his . At about 10 o ' clock the battle began and raged until about four. Fremont was completely whipped and never made another attack. Jackson, now thinking his way was clear, continued his march to Port Republic . But when he arrived, to his great surprise, Gen . Shields had come in on the east side and stationed a battery to guard the bridge to prevent Jackson from crossing . Jackson rode up to the men commanding the battery and told them to move the guns back to another position , which would be better, and t hese men didn ' t know who Jackson was and obeyed the order , and Jackson went back and marched his men over the br i dge . He went on down the river with his and Ewell's divisions to meet Shield ' s main army . We , of the 2nd Va. cavalry was l eft in the rear to hold Fremont in check , and as soon as Ewell ' s and Jackson ' s men crossed the br i dge they burned it. Of course our cavalry could cross without the bridge but they fired it to stop Fremont's infantry and artillery ·. The waters of the Shenandoah were especially deep at this time , but we crossed unharmedo 11\Then had taken stationed the Lewis Jackson reached the Lewis House he found that Shields the very position he wa s aiming to get. He had 18 pieces of arti l lery in an app l e orchard a r ound House. It was on a hill and commanded three ways. Gen . Bran ch wit h his brigade was ordered down the Shenandoah, at t h e waters edge. Gen. Trimble was ordered up at the foot of the mountain , his men being conceal ed by the timber. Jackson's brigade came down the river about a ha l f mile from Branches men , on a road running paral l el with the river. Since Gen. Ashby ' s death, Gen . Stewart from Maryland, was commanding Ashby's men . Stewart's men were ordered up to the right of 3ackson ' s men and in fu ll view of the Lewis House and Shields who l e army. Shields had taken his position and of course Jackson had to make the attempt to move him from it . Jackson had sent a regiment up a ravine about 400 yards from the house and righ t in front of the battery . They were entire l y concealed in a rye field . About 200 ya rds bey ond th i s regiment was another regiment also concea led ~n the r~e . Neither of these regiments knew the other one was in th e f i eld , and when the signal guns were fired for all to a dvanc e , and th e men nearest the battery raised up, the regiment in t he r e ar o f the ry e field fired on them, not know i ng the y we re o ur men , and killed about 300 before they found their mi st a ke . Bo t h regime nt s quit f i ring and concealed themselves agai n . VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 176 Trimbl~, Branch.and Jackson, advanced a part of the way, but when this confusion occured between the two regiments in the rye field, Jackson's whole army seemed demoralized. They thought, probably all those men in the rye field were men supporting and protecting the battery . The attack ceased for an hour or so, until Jackson could notify his men of the plan, and when the second signal guns were fired, they advanced from the three sides . Brigadier Dick Taylor had been ordered up nearer the batteries than any one e l se , and when the signal guns were fired , Taylor 's men marched right up and took the guns . Shields sent reinforcements and took them back from Taylor and Jackson reinforced Taylor and he took them the second time. Shields reinforced again and took ~hem back from Taylor the second time, and Jackson ordered reinforcements and Taylor took them the third time and held them . Trimble ' s whole force had come down from the mountain and Brnach from the Shenandoah , with Jackson right in front of the battery. The cavalry had been ordered to char~e, by this time , and we drove them, with heavy slaughter , t en miles down the river. By this time Fremont, who was on the west side of the Shenandoah, and the bridge burned , you remem~er, ha~ gotten a position and fired a few guns , but we had driven Shields so far down the river that he could be of no help to him then . As we were coming back from driving Shields, Jackson sent out a skirmish line and re-capt~red all of our ~en, about 100 in number who had been taken prisoners, and their guards Thus ended th~ battle of Port Republic. · As my horse was wounded at Gain 's Cross Roads , and I wasn ' t well myself, I was sent home the 17th of Jun~, afte: being out 18 months. I was not able to enter th e service again until Oct. The people of the community got me to go as a gui de with about ten wagons, to the Sal t Works at Kanawa , W. Va ., while I was at home. I went ahead of the wagons with several other men from our county , who were going on the same errand . When we go t to the top of SeWel l Mountain, we spent the night at a hotel called Locust Lane. When we awoke the next morning we found a s ix-inch snow on the ground. We regretted the snowfall so much, but to our glad surprise, when we we nt about six miles beyond and at the foot of th e mountain , we VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 177 found no snow at all. The next night we stopped at Tyree ' s Hotel. The lady of the house was a sister of Mrs . Dr. Williams, of Fincastle, so we felt perfectly at home. Wyatt~s Hotel, near Maulden, was our next stopping place. There were thousands of barrels of salt and a number of government wagons, and a large number of oxen for sale. So we planned to buy some of the salt and haul it back to Botetourt and turn th e wagons over to government use there . But to our surprise, at mid-night , before we coul d carry out our plans, we heard wagons rumbling and were told that Gen. Floyd, who had driven the Yankees from the Salt Works to Charlestown, was falling oack. While we were still talking Gen . Floyd and his staff came to the Hotel and ordered breakfast. Gen Floyd wanted a courier to go to the Hawk ' s Nest, a place about 30 miles distant, and hurry al l the wagons on to the Salt Works; but after ar:riVi!J.g at the Hawk's Nest, to turn all the wagons back. I volunteered to act as courier . At first he was afraid to trust me, but after questioning me until he thought he knew me sufficiently, he had a dispatch written and gave me to notify the wagon driveTs to hurry on and load the w~gons, and they would be put acro ss the Kanaw~a on the fe;rry and sent by way of Cotton Hill. The mountain road was so narrow that these teams were sent this way to avoid meeting the other wagons . \ I was ordered to shoot any man who wouldn ' t obey orders. Floyd knew that he could get the wago ns within the 30 miles loaded and across the river before the Yankees could overtake them , but it would take too l ong for the wagons to come from beyond the Hawk ' s Nest . I met my teams right at the Hawks Nest and ordered them back . The dispatch also stated that all loaded wagons beyond the Hawk's Nest, were to sell half their load to empty ones. This they all did . Some were heavily lo aded and were just creeping along . After dividing up loads, we continued to carry out orders, which was - to travel all night and not stop to feed our teams until we passed two roads, known as the Sat. and Sun. roads, where the Yankess were supposed to pass. We kept turning empty wagons back and overtaking loaded ones and dividing up, until we reached Lewisburg, in Greenbrier Co. We were about two weeks making the tripo This was the only time I had any experience with, or was in the western army. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 178 ~very letter that went to the boys in the eastern army, I think, told of my trip to the Salt works , and the boys began to think I ought to be back fighting inst ead of guiding wagon trains. The boys showed the letters to Capt. Breckinridge and he ordered me to be brought back by an officer . Sheriff Linkenhoker , when he go t the lett er from Capt. B-, came to me and told me his orders . I told him that Xerxes 6 ,0 00 , 000 men couldn 't take me back under arrest. I told him I was going back soon, that r wasn 't yet able to ride on horse back, so far and constantly . The next day I wnet to the army surgeon , Dr. Mayo of Buchanan , and showed him the order and he remarked th~t "they are a set of fools, your are here under a l egal certificate . " I had three ce rt ific;:ates fro~ the family physician of my inability for ser~ic;:e, but in Aug., Gen . Lee had passed an order that no certificate could be recognized except from an army ' surgeon, so I had been to_him in Aug. and twice since that time, so held three of his certificates in Dec. Dr . Mayo gave me a reconunendation to e it~ er be discharged or detailed for light dutyo I'd ?een suffering from congestion of the liver and was broken down i n general. Dr. Mayo told Capt. Allen , who was at the head ?f affairs i~ Buchanan to give me transporta tion on the train as I was n t able to make the trip on horse back. On the 20 of Dec: I started back to Fredericksburg, where my company was st~t1~ned . I was detained at Lynchburg several day~ · so d1dn t get to Guinea Station, near Fredericksburg, until N~w Year~ day ' 63 . r went directly to the Capt's tent and the first thing he said when he saw how bad I looked was, "what in the wor~d have you come back for"? I showed him the letter he had written to the sheriff, Lewis Linkenhoker. He said I was u~fit_for service , but as they were in winter quarters and no fighting much , I'd have an easy time. I then went to Col. Munfords tent.and ~e greeted me with the same question. I replied by showin g him the Captain ' s order to be sent back. The Col . said I had b~en r epor ted to him as absent without leave. I then showed him my certifica te s from both Drs. Col. Munford remarked: " Wel l, I ' 11 stop this proceeding right here, you shal l not go before a court-martia l without a cause." I told him that I prefered goi~g before the ~ourt-martial that I wouldn't gratify these parties, who had c i rculated the false reports abou t me, enough to show them th e certificat es VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 179 but I wanted a lot of gentlemen to see why I'd been absent. The early part of the New Year was taken up very largely to straighten up the work of the old year . In a few days about 75 of us went to Massiponix Church, in Spottsylvania County, where the court~martial was in session. Capt. William Graves, of Bedford Co . , was there with his company , guarding the prisoners. He had been commander of the sharpshooters the first year of the war and I had been one of themo He assigned the prisoners to different tents and told me to remain with him. It was a month before our turn came to appear before the court , so he gave me leave to visit my friends all over the army of Northe rn Virginia . When our turn came, I went before the court and Captain Breckinridge presented the papers to the court. They asked me if I had an attorney and I told them I hadn 't but handed them first my detail and sick furolugh , then my certificates from Dr . Mayo , the army surgeon. I then showed them Gen. Lee ' s order for all soldiers to be examined by an army surgeon , they cnuld see by the dates that I'd seen Dr . Mayo on the day f ollowing, and when Dr . Carper's certificate had only half expired . I then showed them the order to the sheriff to bring me back under arrest . They asked me if I had any witnesses I told them I had one , Capt. Bo whom I'd asked to please remain until I called for him . After reading the pape r s I asked Capt. to please state to the court just when I ' d enlisted and what kind of a soldier I'd been while in service, etc . He stated that I'd volenteered at 19 when a school boy, and that he had joined the Co. the 20 of May 1861. He said during the 13 months I'd been with us he wouldn't ask for a better soldier than I ' d been . I was dism iss ed , but didn't hear my sentence until a month lat er. When the last man of our regiment was examined , we returned to camp. As I couldn ' t carry arms until my sentence was heard, I wasn ' t liable to duty. But I volunteered to go into Stafford Co. , with a detachment, to try to capture some of Gen . Averill ' s pickets. We captured about 25 of them and as we were returning, the enemy be gan char g ing the rear of our command, and the VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 180 sharpshooters of the 1, 2, 3 and 4 regiments, were sent to the rear to check the advance . Our skirmish line went back and aimed to get to a little town of vacated winter quarters, and I saw a soldier riding a beautiful dappled gray horse , so I made in that direction and was ordered to dismount and advance on foot. Not thinking that the man had gotten so near, just as I started around one of the cabins, the man called to me to halt and surrendero I threw up my hands , of course, as he had his gun right in my face, but even after doing this he snapped h i s gun at me. It was snowing very hard and the gun failed to fire, and fearing that my gun would be like his on account of the dampness , I drew my pistol on him, so he surrendered to meo As I took him back , I had to pass through the sharpshooters of the 3rd regiment, and three of them had seen the man try to shoot me after throwing up my hands . They wanted to shoot him right there for the cowardly act, but I told them two wrongs never made a right, and wou l dn't al low them to harm him. I took him on back to Co l . Ry l es , who had charge of the prisoners . When we crossed the Rappahannock o~ our r~turn , we were ordered to lie down for the night . This we did; we put our gum cloths down on the snow , then a blanket, and had a blanket for a cover. My prisoner and I shared the same bed that night, but before we went to sleep , the_ three men who wanted to ki ll the prisoner, came and a~ologized to me and the man, for wanting to deal death to him for the error he had made. We accepted the apology and they went back to their men with much relief. The next day, the 17th of Feb. '63, we went . to Stewart ' s headquarters and turned the prisoners over to him and they were sent on to Richmond immediately . Gen . Stewart made me a present of the be autiful horse I'd captured and she was my faithful companion for the remainder of the wa r. I bought her home with me after the war closed . We all returned to the camp ground and remained about ten days, when we were called out for a dress parade . After all the orders were read out for the next day ' s proceeding, the results of the court-martial were read next. One man who was f ound asleep on picket duty, was sentenced to be shoto _As he was so young and a good soldier Col. Munford reprieved him and gave him a good , fath~rly l ecture, and the man was a faithful soldier for the remainder of the war . VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 181 Finally they came to my sentence. I was charged with being absent without leave, but was found innocent of the charge and honorably acquitted. As is usually the case, the first men to come and congratulate me on my honorable acquittal, were the very ones who had caused the false reports to be s tarted , I thanked all alike , but knew all the time who caused the disturbance. As the weather was bad and no dril ling or f i ghting going on much, the main thing to break the monotony of camp life, was picketing on the grand old river, Rappahannock. On the night of the 16th of March, I had a dream of being in a battle and of having to retreat, and while doing so , mired in the mud and was captured . I told the dream at breakfast the next morning and they all laughed at such a dream. While we were still at breakfast, the orderly sergeant came around and notified us to get ready immediately to go down to Kelly ' s Ford on picket. We expected a good time for three days out on the outpost, but was kept at the village of Kellyvill e , all that day . There were about 40 of us scattered around, but in hearing distance of each other . Some of us were in hay mows, some in outbuildings and some in a mill, to spend the night. A load of gun s and 40 rounds of ammunition was sent us, about the time we were fixing for sleep. Those wh o had no guns got one from the l ot and we were ordered to clean up the others , r eady for use. After we had them all cleaned the Capt . inspected them and if any of our guns were not good , they were sent back and a good one taken from the new lot . We were eager to get to sleep , but ins t ead of that at 4 o ' clock we were ordered to go down to the ford of the river. We rolled our b l ankets up and tied them on the horses and were orde red to moun t and fa ll into columns of four. No. 3 Nos. 1 , 2 and 4 we re ordered to dismounto This being done, we formed into columns of four again, and were ordered to march on to the river bank, about four hundred yards . There had been a heavy rain just before this which fin ished up with a snow about five inches deep . This was sti ll on the ground, but the river was swollen from the rain until it was deep fording on horse backo The wind was blowing from the north and the thermomete r VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 182 suddenly works at snow and men , but positioµ fell to abcut zero. When we reached the breast the river , some of the rif le pits were filled with ice , and those that were not, were soon £illed with some of the men had to just stand and get the best they could . At about an hour before daybreak we saw a light that we first thought was the morning star rising, but the l igh t increased and we almost instantly found it was the camp fire of the enemy, being kindled, making ready for an early breakfast to ~ome and attack us . At daybreak they were coming in sight of the ford . Gen. Averill with a division of cavalry and 15 pieces of artillery soon stationed themselves on the heights commanding the fo rd and commenced a heavy f ire on us. In about ten minutes Averil l ordered his men to advance They came right to the ford, not kn?wing that we were there: and we opened fire on them from behind the breast works and drove them back with considerable slaughter . Then Averill charged with another regiment, but we drove them back also . He then charged a third time, just about sun-rise and by that time three companies of the 3rd regiment commanded by Capte Moss, had reinforced us , and Capt. Breckin-' ridge, thinking we had enough ~en to hol~ th em back, ordered us not to fire until they got into the middle of the river. Gen . Duffe, commanding a French brigade , had the majority of his men in and near the river before we opened fire . Several men were shot from their horses and the horses rushed right out of the river and over our breast wo rks. Some of them killed themse lves on the stockades . When Gen . Duffe got within about ten fee t of the bank, his hor~e was shot and the Gen. came very near being drowned .. When his men rescued him he was unconscious. By this time so many of his men had crossed the river that Capt. Breckinridge saw they would over-power us, so ordered us to fall back. Some of our men didn't hear the order and remained in the breast works and were captured . We fell straight back from the river under a heavy fire all the time and the men with the horses couldn't well get to us on account of a fence and the heavy firing. Those on the extreme le ft had so much farther to go than th e others that they couldn't get the horses to them at all. I wa s ' with the dozen or so, that was on the extreme left, and just as I saw the man with my horse coming toward me, I noticed a little piece of ground fenc e d off right be t ween us, which to go around wou ld take some li ttle time longer to ge t to my horse, so I just kicked off a pole and jumped over, to save VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 183 distance, you understand, and to my utter amazement, I found I had jumped into a bed of quicksand . Four Yanks were pursuing us as rapidly as they could and when they saw I had been caught in the sand, they rushed ri ght on around the fence and drew their pistols on me . I had managed to get out of the sand by the time they got to me, but in doing so, had nearly dislocated one of my hips, so cou l dn ' t rune The man with my horse saw that if he stopped to help me, he and the horses too would be captured, so had gone on knowing I ' d be captured - the realization of my dream only caught in quicksand instead of mud . I immediately surrendered, of course , but found that three of the men to whom I had surrendered, were beastly drunk. By that time our line of battle was coming in sight and the three drunken men rushed on for fea r of being captured by our men. I held to the mane of the horse that my captor was riding and as we went back several Yanks shot at me. The man told me to get on the opposite side so they could not see me so well . One man shot at my hand as I held the horses mane and missed my hand and shot the horse in t he neck . They were drunk and enraged because we had shot their General's horse and he came so near being drowned . They were saying d - - you, you killed our General! Some of them thought he was killed . When we go t ri ght to the rive r, I saw a lot of men standing around a Gen. who was lying on the g round, and I told the man who had captured me that if he would take me over there, they certainly wouldn ' t fire among them. It proved to be Gen. Duff e who had been resuscitated and was just able to stand up as we go t to him . The man told the Geno that there was a man he had captured and asked him what he must do with me , and the Gen. just reached out and hit me over the head with the gauntlet of his glove. He asked me why we dared to fire on his command with our p i cket? I told him we were ordered to hold the ford and would have fired on Hooker ' s whole army if it had advanced. Then he hit me again. I told him I hadn't any idea of rece iving such treatment from a U. s. Gen. Just then one of his aids said to me to come with him and he took me down the river a littl e ways, where about 20 more of our men were who had been captured this same day, March 17. As we went down the river the aid apolo gized for the General's conduct; sa id he was drunk and would never have acted that way when sober. The aid was an American, while VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 184 Duffe and the majority of his men were French. The man who captured me was from the 1st R. I. regiment and I told him about the man and fine horse from that ' regiment that I ' d captured just a month before, and he said the man was from his Company . Just then I was ordered to fall into line with the other prisoners, but I took time to thank the two men for their kindness to me before falling in. There was a company of cavalry on ~ither side of us when we s-tarted across the river, marching in columns of four . We halted a little when we got to the water ' s edge but were soon ordered to "forward ~ar~h," and we knew that'ment we must go through that water if it was full of mush-ice and deep fording . As I was a small man I was ordered to get between two large men, and we held to each other and marched through. A Mr. Powell an~ Mr. Shepperson, from near Charlotte c. H. marched on either side of me. Matt. Linkenhoker and I had made such an effort to esca e being captured and to get to our horses that we were about P hot as a "ginger mill in Au¥ust '_' . But strange to say, wadi~s that river didn ' t make us sick in the least. The water w g just over our shoulders. I rememb~r h~w the mushice and ~!ter ran down my coat collar. You can imagine how pleasant that would be , in March and zero weather . It looked hard but some of our men had made the Yanke wade the river about a month before; but it wasn't more t~s knee-deep where they waded. I.gues~ they thought it no mo an than right to retaliate. All is said to be fair in love a~~ war. As soon as we crossed, one company went back to join th command and the other company took us about four miles to e hotel where Gen. Ryles had been ordered ~o hold t h e Yankee a prisoners about a month beforeo We remained here a few h awaiting future orders. Ou r clothing had dried while we ~urs marching. We stopped and poured the water from our boots Nere soon after crossing the river, so we were very comfortable by this time. The lady of the house and her three pretty daughters came out to look at the prisoners, as they had a month before, and one of them recognized me. She came to me and asked me if the Yankees got my pretty gray horse, too. r told her she had escaped and how I came to be captured. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 185 We soon heard the firing of the artillery back at Kelly's Ford . Gen . Lee had taken a position on the heights above the ford and Averill made an attack on him. Gen. Stewart had been ordered from Fredericksburg up to Cul pepper C. H., to attend a court-martial, and went with Lee as a spectato r and not as a commander . He and Major John Pellum rode in front of Lee's lines and the Yankees seeing him thought his whole corps was there and began to fall back at once , under fire from our fo rces, and lost a great many men in the retreat, and a few were captured . Some of our men were captured also, and among them the gallant Major Cary Breckinridge . The courier s ordered the gua rds to hurry us on to Fairmouth, then Hooker ' s headquarters . We arrived about an hour before sun-set, and about 9 o ' clock the who l e army returned. We remained here three days and on March 21, ' 63, were paroled and sent on the Fredericksburg & Aquia Creek Road, to a station called Aquia Creek. Ther e was a boat landing here and we took a boat called "The State of Maine," for Washington . He r e we were put in the city prison on the second floor in the basement. There were 75 of us and ?11 put in one room . There were bunks on the wall s and benches for seats, but still our quarters were not comfortable , as the men above us had bored holes in the water pipes and didn't have them sufficently stopped, and water was running down the walls and over all the floor except a little place in the centre large enough to spread a blanket . We were kept here until the next day when they sent us to the Old Captio l Prison. We were all put in the same room agai n, but the quarters were comfortable and alright. We had pork and beans , coffee and baker ' s bread, good enough for anyone. As I was disabled by being caught in the quicksand, and was still very lame, the guard al l owed me to go all over the barracks . I had to see the Dr. often, so I had a very pleasant time going around. Dr. had given me a pass, also, to go any where inside the barracks . The barracks was a Park of 3 or 4 acres and was said to contain 10,000 men, Rebels and Yankees together. We had a f ull view of the street and often saw the Congressmen and President Lincoln pas s by. The sentinel would often tell us when different important persons passed, which was a pleasure to us, to help pass time. We were given quite a lot of good literature to read, and altogether, we had a much better time than when in service. It paid to be a prisoner VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �. Page 186 that time, certainl y . While we were there a lot of Yankees were raiding in the Valley of Va. and a lo t of Confederates were raiding also, and the two forces met and a good number of the Yankees were killed . There was quite a lot of talk about it, and it seems that the Yankees thought the citizens had gotten the soldiers to attack them in s ome unfair way. So a lot of citizens from the val ley , were summened to come to Wash ington , as witnesses in the case . Th ey were brought to the barracks and put in with us . The Johnnie Rebs were all g l ad to see them . We c a lled them fresh fish, and had to irritate them, of course. One of us would go to a citizen and get him to talking and telling us about the affair , and the other boys would begin crowding around c l ose by to hear , and we'd say , " boys dont push," which meant to push and crowd ·more , until we got our fresh fis h in such close quarters that so~ e o~ them would get fighting mad. When we would laugh and enJOY ~t with the rest, that was a signal to give way . Dr. Lucas from Frederick Coo, was a large fe llow· ' weighed more than two hundred, and he got the maddest ' of all until he understood the joke , and then he was the best fellow we had to halp initiate . We all en joye d playing pr anks on each other . I named myself the "limpy lame dog" and they al l treated me about as considerately. Some of the boys sighed and worrie~ over . having to s tay in prison, but situated as I was, I enJoyed it . . we only remained 1 6 days. There was a boat lo a d.o f sol~ier s from Johnson's Island to be exchanged.and as it wasn t a f ul l load they telegraphed to the Old Cap~ i ol that they could ta ke about 75 more men while making the trip . Straws were dr awn to see which room wou l d be sent to exchange , and our room go t the " lucky st raw." The boat that carried us was cal l ed . the "~ rc:irie Fl ower ." A beautiful boat i t was , too. We had fine sailing until we got within about six hours ride of Fo rtres s Monroe. Here a heavy snow storm overtook us a nd the boat was compelled to anchor. After the storm ceased and we could see the li ght-ho us e we made the rest of our journey in safety . We couldn 't see ' at night, of course, but wh en morning came we found ourselves in sight of t~e guns of Fortress Monro~. We r~mained here three days and nights, as the wind was still blowing s uch a ga le VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �...... Page 187 that the ship had to remain anchored. When we arrived at City Point, our exchange point, as we marched out, another boat load of Yanks were marched in to be taken home, and we were sent on to Petersburg by rail. Here we were put in a big tobacco ware house, which was hardly suitable for mules or billy goats, but there wasn't any other convenient place near by . There were several very large barrels in the building and I told the boys that mother said I was always her best child to find out what was in anything sitting around. So I took my pocket knife and began dissecting. To my great pleasure I found they: contained sugar and we soon ate all of the sugar that tasted good in the barrel. I talked to a citizen through the cracks of the building and told him that he ' d better help to hunt a place for me for some fo the boys had cut a hole in a barrel in there and had eaten lots of his sugar. The man left and soon came back with the information that there was a barracks about a half mile distant that we could occupy that night, so we went over, and such a place as it waso We had to stay all night as it was so late when we got there, but it was only a good place for bats and hoot owls. He consoled us by telling us that supplies would be sent in from Richmond and they were, early in the night. When we got our supplies it proved about like the surroundings. Well , we didn ' t know what to call it even. Couldn't think of a name in the English language to call it . It had been bread and meat once, but had been sent from "God knows where," as the old woman said about the rail road, and was just poured into a corner of a box car and was of course, about like hog feedo We had been locked in the barracks and we just said if we were not taken out we ' d break the old shack down and go on to Richmond, so we were soon notified that a train was ready and we gladly got on board for Richmonde The cars that took us were cattle cars and the engine must certainly have had a genuine case of tuberculosis, because it tried faithfully to whistle, but couldn't make a sound. We would gladly have gone on, or in anything, to get back, through o Well, we arrived in Richmond in grand style , of course, and the next morning took a train for Culpepper C. H. When we got to Culpepper C.H . , Col . Munford had orders to make_ a raid toward Manassas Junction, but we couldn't go on the raid as our exchange papers hadn't arrived and therefore Col. Munford had no control of us. He told us to go home for our horses and he would send our furloughs as soon as he could. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 188 We took the train next morning for Lynchburg and when we were found to have no furlo ughs, we were stopped there for furtheT orders . We wrote Col. Munford that we were under arrest, and ~o send the furloughs on. I happened to have a cousin by the name of Linkus keeping the Washington Hotel and he went my security, and in that way I, with two othe~ boys, got to spend our time with him . Before I heard from Col. Munford, Gen. Devon sen t for us to come back to the soldiers home, that he wante d to send us as guards for some deserters and Yankees that had been captured in the Western Army. He gave each of us a pistol and when we a rrived at Richmond the man who had charge of us handed the papers to Gen Winder ' and we took the Yankees to the Libby Prison and put them in ' charge of the officials there . When we went back to Gen . Winder ' s headquarters , with our deserters , he told the Ser g . to take us all to Castle Thunder. As the deserters had the same uniforms we had, he naturally supposed we were all Deserters , but fou r of us were the guards for the others . As I was the oldest of the guards , ~, of course , had to try to explain the case . But when I tried to do so, he told me to hush, that he wouldn ' t talk to a deserter, and ordered the Sergeant to take us on. 0 This the Sergeant refused to do and a general racket followed. General Winder told another sergeant to take all of us even our sergeant , because he wouldn ' t obey him · to Castl~ Thunder . But he went to a Lieut, who was there' on detached service, and who ~new some of.us, and had him to come and explain the whole affair to Gen . Windero He accepted the Lieutenant': account , of course, and gave us four guards , transportation back to Culpepper c . H. He told the sergeant to take the real deserters on to prison castle Thunder, and in the stampede he had caused by trying ' to send us all, the deserters had every one gotten away . When we got back to camp at Culpepper CGHo and our exchange papers had arrived and Co l . Munford gave us furloughs so we made a second attempt to ge t home for the horses . ' When we got to Lynchburg we learned that Gen. Devon had been removed form office and Gen. Co l ston put in his stead. We we nt on to Bonsacks the next day a n d left the train and took dinner with Geo. Riley, who had thr ee sons in our command Mr. Riley was not at home, but Mrso Riley sent us to Fincastle on horseso 0 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 189 When our furloughs expired , I took my valuable gray horse back, that I had captured , about 2 months before I had been captured . Alonza Rinehart , Jo hn Y~u~g and Wi ll iam Henderson , were my companions back to camp. Written by Rufus H. Peck, 1913, Fincastle, Virginia Submittedby:BabeFow~r TO BE CONTINUED VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 190 Botetourt County Death Records by Charles T. Burton, Continued LINKENBOIER, James Watson - b 10 Oct 1917 Bot Co - d 11 Oct 1917 - f I[saac] W LINXENBOIER (b Va) - rn Mary C (REDMAN) (b Va) - buried Lyle Cem - cd (no physician) LINKENBOKER, Joe L - b 30 Dec 1848 Bot - d 29 Sep 1916 Bot - f Joe LINKENHOKER (b Va) - m Lucy (McCORMICK) (b Va) - buried Springwood Cem - cd myocardial insufficiency LINXENAUGER, J[obn] Anderson - b 4 Feb 1839 - d 11 Jan 1894 - f [John LINKENHOCER] - m [Lucy GAUNT] - h/o M E LINKENBAUGER - grave Haymakertown Cem LINXENBOKER, Joseph - b ca 1805 Bot Co - d 3 Mar 1868 - age 63y - f Elias LINXENHOKER - m Catherine - rep by son ~- LINKENHOKER - h/o Sarah LINKENBOK.ER LINKENHOKER, Lucy E - d 1870 - adm bond 8 Aug 1870 John LINKENHOKER LINXENBOKER, M P - b 25 Mar 1836 - d 15 Dec 1897 - h/o Mollie E LINXENBOK.ER (d 1891) - grave Amsterdam Cem LINXENHOKER, Margaret (widow) - b ca 1795 Bot Co - d 20 June 1865 - age 70y ·- f Henry MOORE - m Elizabeth - cd flux - rep by son Lewis LINXENHOKER LINKENBOKER, Martin K - b 1836 - d 7 Dec 1877 - f [Samuel LINKENHOK.ERJ _ m [Catherine THRASHER] - cd hung himself - ref Inquest papers - grave family cem (near Wheatland) - h/o Eveline C Nace LINXINHOKER LINKENBOXER, Mary - b 1848 Bot Co - d 14 Sep 1914 - f William HUTCHESON (b Bot Co) - m Martha (KEELING) (b Bot Co) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd TB LINKENBOGER, Mary Susan - b ca 1850 - d 17 Mar 1853 - f Joseph LINXENBOGER m Lucy A - cd Scarlet fever - rep by father LINXENBOXER, Mollie E - b Mar 1838 - d 23 Feb 1891 - age 52y llm 5d - f William DAVIS - rn Lucinda - w/o Matthew P LINXENIIOKER (d 1897) - grave Amsterdam Cem - ref Cronise scrapbook 46 LINKENAUGER, Palmer Steele - b 16 Apr 1880 - d 7 Aug 1896 - f J[obn] A[nderson] LINXENAUGER - m M[ary] E HUTCHESON - grave Haymakertown Cem LINKENBOKER, Rebecca - b 21 Jan 1846 Bot Co - d 16 Feb 1917 - f John BOOZE (b Bot Co) - m Rebecca [circled, & Harriet M written in] (BOOZE) (b Va) _ buried Springwood Va Cem - cd LaGrippe LINKENBOKER, Rebecca A - b ca Sep 1867 Bot Co - d 7 Dec 1867 - age 2m 2 3 a _ f A[braham] T LINK.ENBOKER - m Harriet - cd sore throat - rep by father LINKENBOK.ER, Roberta - b ca 1865 Bot Co - d 10 Dec 1867 - age 2y - f A T LINKENHOI.ER - m Harriet - cd sore throat - rep by father LINKINBOKER, Saliva I - b 23 Oct 1841 - d 31 Oct 1877 - age 36y Orn 8d - f [Samuel LINKINBOKER] - m [Catherine THRASHER] - grave Family cem (near Wheatland) LINKINBOKER, Samue l - b ca 5 Dec 1801 - d 10 Sep 1874 - age 72y 9m Sd - f [Joseph LINKENHOKER] - m [Frances RIDDLEBARGER] - h/o Catherine [THRASHER] LINKENBOK.ER (d 1882) - grave family cem (near Wheatland) VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 191 LINXENBOI::ER, Sarah M - b ca 1836 Bot Co - d 17 Aug 1 855 - f Samuel YOUNG - m Rebeck - cd fever - rep by bus John LINI:ENBOIER LINKINBOGER, Simon - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 15 Aug 1862 Richmond , Va - age 2ly - f J[o sepb] LINKINHOGER - m E[1izabetb LOOP] - cd camp fever - rep by father LINXENBOKER, W[i11iam] B P - b 4 July 1849 Bo t Co - d 22 Mar 1915 - f John LINKENBOCER - m [Lucy (GAUNT)] - buried Amsterdam Cem - cd Brights d i sease LINKHORN see Eve JOHNSTON LINSEY see LINDSEY LINSEY, The lma - b l June 1913 WV - d 2 J an 1914 - f ~ F LINSEY (b Bri stol, Va) - m Georgia (ELAM) (b Bed Co) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd menengitis LINTON, Ma ry Ann Bogan - b 3 Feb 1854 - d 9 Jan 1941 - grave Hogan-Old cem (Little Catawba) LINTON, Mary Ann - b 1853 - d 1 941 - grave Hogan-Ol d cem (Little Catawba) LINTON, John H - b 18 Aug 1844 - d 7 Feb 1920 - grave Bogan- Old Cem (Littl e Catawba) LINY, male - b 19 Aug 1855 Bot Co - d 19 Aug 1 855 - f cd not known - rep by father Henry LINY - m Mary - LIPES see LEIB, LIEB, Virginia Alma PULLEN, Maggie Lipes SIMMONS LIPES, Harvey D - b 20 May 1838 Va - d 27 Feb 1916 - f Samuel LIPES (b Va) - rn Ester (DILL) (b Va) - buried Mi ll Creek Cern - cd mitral insuff ici ency LIPES, Maggie S - b 24 Sep 1864 Va - d 10 Dec 1916 - f Jacob MILLER (b Va) m Mary (BLOUNT) (b Va) - buried fami ly cem - cd cerebral hemorrhage LIPES ( or LEIB), Moses - b ca 1775 Pa (census #1433) - d by 11 J une 1860 h/o Rebecca LIEB (1777-1857) - Ex Samuel 8 David LIPES LIPES, S F - b 5 June 1851 - d 4 June 1899 - buried Copps cem - Ref Fincastle Herald for 15 June 1899 (Bot Centenial Bk 90) LIPES, W L - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 29 Nov 1914 - f Morris LIPES (b Va) - m Martha (LINKENHOKER) (b Va) - buried Springwood Cem - cd nephritis LITTLE, Cl e ment - b ca 1850 Mont Co - d 10 Nov 1853 La - f Charles C LITLE rn Luc y S - cd yello~ fever - rep by father LITTLE , Dav-id - d by Dec 1813 - Ref WB B p368, will dated 25 Nov 1813 - Ch: John, Robert, William, James , David, Sarah, Rebeccah - Exrs William ANDERSON, Christian SHANK, James SMILEY LITTLE, John - d by Jul y 1793 - Ref WB A p361, WB B pl83, will dated 21 June 1788 - wife El izab eth ; Ch David, John, William, Mary, Fanne!, Sarah , James [Note: The widow d ca Dec 1807] VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 192 LITTLE, John - d by July 1820 (order) - Ref WB C p276, 589, app & settlement - admrx Rebecca LITTLE LITTLE, William - d by 11 Oct 1803 (daus called orphans) - daus Rachel, Sarah, Hannah LITTLE, William - d by 25 Sep 1819 - Ref WB C p227, will dated 1819, recorded in Bot Co 16 Jan 1830, appraisal - [Note: his will was 1st record ed in Indiana. In his will he said he was from Bot Co, Va & bad property in Bot Co & in Indiana LITTLEPAGE see Thomas PRICE LITTRELL see Bester CAMPER, James H CAMPER, Sarah Elizabeth DILLON, Catherine C RADER LLOYD see Thomas REYNOLDS, LOYD LOCKETT, Albert S - d by 13 Jan 1868 Bot Co - admr 13 Jan 1868 the sheriff LOCKETT, Ambroze - d by 8 Aug 1864 - adm John AMMEN LOCKETT, Ann F - d 1869 - adm bond 8 Feb 1869 Sheriff LINKENHOKER LOGAN see Ralph Harvey CANEVA, Martha EAGER, James McCONNELL LOGAN, Bugh - d by 9 Apr 1776 - ref admr bond - admr David LOGAN LOGAN, John - d by 9 Oct 1770 - Ref WB A p28, app & admr bond - admr James DAVIS LOGAN, Margaret - b ca 1781 - d 10 May 1830 - age 49y - w/o Robert LOGAN (d 1828) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone LOGAN, Robert, Rev - b ca 1769 - d 9 Oct 1828 - age 59y - h/o Margaret LOGAN (d 1830) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone LOGUE, William - d by 11 Sep 1792 - Ref WB A p356, app & admr bond - admr John McCALISTER LOHRE see John WRIGHTSMAN LONG see Nicholas FIRESTONE LONG, Bessie PEERY - b 7 Oct 1872 - d 14 Feb 1850 - f [Abraham W PEERY ] - m [Sarah Louise BAKER] -w/o LONG - grave Baker-Peery Cem (#779) LONG, Elizabeth - d by Jan 1824 _ Ref WB C p481 , will dated 1823 - hus Christian LONG dec'd; friend Peter BUSH LOONEY see Henry HOLSTON Sr, Mary R GIBBS, Charles Rollin WOOD LOONEY, Absalom - d by June 1796 _Ref WB A p426, wil dated 28 Sep 1791 - Ch Michael, Elizabeth POTTS, Peter, Mary SWANSON, Margaret CALDWELL, Jonathan, Absalom, Ruth, Ann BARBERSON, Catherine, Priscilla CALDWELL, Benjamin - dau Margaret md 5 Jan 1778 (Bot Co) Alexander CALDWELL; dau Priscilla rnd 24 Mar 1789 (Bot Co) William CALDWELL. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 193 LOONEY, Esther - b ca 1740 - d 26 Feb 1821 Sinking Creek - age 82y - rep in " Herald of the Valley" 2July 1821 - widow of John LOONEY - [She was said to be Esther RENFRO the 1st white child born west of James River LOONEY, John Jr - d by May 1814 - wife Elizabeth (md #2 (1817) Wm E REYNOLD(S) - Ch Joseph (over 14 by 9 Oct 1820); on 1 4 Nov 1820 all under 1 4 John, Will~am Sarah, Jonathan - Ref WB B p422, WB C p299, 457 app & division - admx Elizabeth LOONEY LOONEY, John W (single) - b Va - d Nov 1849 - age 16y - cd dropsy - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule LOONEY, Peter - d by 8 Dec 1772 (son called orphan) - son Peter (under 14 on 8 Dec 1772 & over 14 by 15 Nov 1775) LOONEY, Robert - d by 13 Nov 1770 - ref WB A p3 , will dated 14 Sep 1769, admr bond - wife Elizabeth; Ch Joseph & others not named & gs John LOONEY admr Joseph LOONEY LOOP see George William DILLON, Simon LINKENHOKER LOOP, George W - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 19 May 1862 Washington (?DC or Co?) age 20y 6m 6d - f Philip LOOP - m Elizabeth - cd gunshot at Williamsburg rep by father LOOP, Philip - d by Oct 1824 - Ref WB C p569, will dated 24 July 1824 - wife Catherine; Ch Sarah (md ?MENGA); Simon, Christian, Catherine, Jobn, Jacob, Rebecca, Barbara, Philip, Elizabeth, Susanna LOTTS see Elizabeth LAMB LOUDERMILK, Audrey Wilson - b 10 Jan 1914 Bot Co - d 19 July 1914 - f V W LAUDERMILK (b WV) - m Addie (STATON) (Rb Co) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd entero colitis LOUDERMILK, Hilda Mary Jennings - b ca 1899 Va - d 1 Aug 1913 - f Valentine LOUDERMILK (b WV) - m Addie (STATON) (b Va) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd Rickets LOUTRER, John - d by 15 Nov 1775 (son called an orphan - son James LOVE, Joseph - d by 16 June 1770 (son called an orphan) - son Joseph LOVE, Philip - d by 8 Dec (mar ked out, r ep l aced with 13 Nov 1789 (suit abates) - Ref WB A p278, admr bond , appraisal & settleme nt; order book - admr Andrew LEWIS LOVING see Martha CUPP LOVING, male - b 2 Feb 1 917 Bot Co - d 24 Feb 1917 Bot Co - f L W LOVING (b Va) - m Lou (CRAWFORD) (b Va) - buried Buchanan cem - cd broncho pneumonia LOVING, Be nny Alexander - b ca Dec 1857 Bot - d 18 July 1858 Bot Co - f Joseph LOVING - m [Racbe1 BRICKEY] [md Rke Co 8 Dec 1852] - cd flux - rep by father VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 194 LOVING, Joel - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 1 Dec 1855 Bot Co m Jane - cd not nown - rep by father f Nicholson LOVING - LOVING, Seaton Alexander - b 6 Jan 1915 Bot Co - d 18 Jan 1915 Bot Co W LOVING (b Va) - m M L (CRAWFORD) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd convulsions f L LOWMAN, Benjamin F - b 1 Nov 1855 Bot Co - d 1 Dec 1917 - f Abraham LOWMAN (b Va). - m Lydia (HOUFF) (b Va) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Lobar pneumonia LOWRY, John - d by 8 Feb 1774 - Ref Admr bond - admr James Buchanan LOYD see LLOYD, Thomas REYNOLDS LOYD, Cecil S - b 26 Apr 1913 Bot Co - d 16 July 1914 - f Walter S LOYD (b Bot Co) m Bettie (MARTIN) (b Bot Co) - buried Amsterdam cem - cd Ilic colitis 8 whooping cough LOYD, Daniel P - b l Apr 1839 - d 3 Dec 1896 - h/o Mary F LOYD (d 1911) _ grave Amsterdam Cem LLOYD, Dorinda - b ca 1763 Ireland (census #1292) Timothy FLETCHER d by 8 Dec 1851 - ex LOYD, Mary F - b 22 June 1843 - d 3 Dec 1911 - w/o Daniel P LOYD - grave Amsterdam Cem LUBOARD see Hezekiah BELDEN LUCADO, male - b 23 Apr 1915 Bot Co - d 8 May 1915 - f Edgar R LUCADO (b Fluvanna Co, Va - m Blanch (HUDDLESTON) (b Buck Co) - buried Forest Grove Cem - cd pneumonia LUCAS see Mary Ada ROWSEY LUCAS, Mildred Louise - b 15 Mar 1913 Bot Co - d 15 Mar 1913 - f N C LUCAS (b Bot Co) - m Rosa (JAMES) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd permature birth LUCAS, Ramsome G - b Jan 1850 Craig Co - d 16 Oct 1917 - f John LUCAS (b Craig Co) - m (b Craig Co) - buried Trinity Cem - cd broncho pneumonia LUCAS, Raymond - b 3 Apr 1913 Bot Co - d 11 May 1913 - f W T LUCAS (b Bot Co) - m Mollie (EAVER) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville cem - cd pneumonia LUCAS, Rosa - b 19 Apr 1886 Bot Co - d 12 July 1914 - f Lee JONES (b Bot Co) - m Mary (FIRESTONE) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville cem - [w/o Noah C LUCASJ LUCAS, Walter Cable - b 1 Aug 1810 Bot Co - d 5 Oct 1912 - f Woodson e LUCAS (b Bot Co) - m Mollie (EVANS) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd acute tho-colitis LUCK, John B - d by 10 Mar 1823 (ch called orphans) - Ch Nathan P ( t hese ch are under 14 Matilda, Mildred, Lucy Ann, George P VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES 14); �Page 195 LUCK, Nathan P - b 1802 Caroline Co, Va (census #418) - d July 1861 - age 59y - f [John B LUCK] - cd dropsy - rep by wife Hardenia D [written above is Corrinda A] LUCK - Ex Henry LOVING (9 Sep 1861) LUCK , Wi11iam B - d by 29 Dec 1879 - Ref WB C p256 app - On 9 Aug 1824 his orphan William H was under 14 LUDER see Nicholas HAYNES LUGAR, George W - b 22 Oct 1 836 - d 30 Apr 1910 Bot Co (App) - f Jacob LUGAR - m Mary - 1st wife Nancy MANN, 2nd Harritt CROWDER - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Gem LUGAR, Giles M - d ca 1916 Bot Co (will WB 5 p379 ) - wife Elizabeth ; son W W LUGAR (his wife Addie R) LUGAR, Lillie B - d ca 1936 Bot Co Heir List (WB 6 p92) - hus Charles W LUGAR (b ca 1868) ; Ch Gertrude FINI: (b ca 1895); Elmer C (b ca 1896); Carl M (b ca 1898); V (b ca 1899); Dana CLAYTON (b ca 1901); May I ALLS (b ca 1903); Abella E GIBSON (b ca 1905); Mary (b ca 1906); Ava A (b ca 1908); Charles A (b ca 1912) LUGAR, Mary A - b 1 Apr 1864 Bot Co - d 1 Apr 1917 Bot Co Cert - f John W REDMAN (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (TUCKER) (b Craig Co) - buried Bot Co - cd TB of lungs & intestines LUGAR, Sarah E - b 24 Mar 1850 - d 9 Mar 1909 - w/o W E LUGAR - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem LUKINS se e LIKENS LUNEY see LOONEY LUNSFORD see Paulina F CALHOON, John HEWITT LUNSFORD, Clementine - b 24 June 1849 - d 8 Aug 1897 - 1st w/o Marshall T LUNSFORD (1852-1935) - Ref Lemontown gravestone LUNSFORD , Lula C - b 24 Aug 1868 - d 2 Feb 1927 - 2nd w/o Marshall T LUNSFORD (1852-1935) - ref Lemontown graves t one LUNSFORD, Marshall T - b 23 Feb 1852 - d 1 June 1935 - h/o Clementine LUNSFORD (d 1897) & Lu1a C LUNSFORD (d 1927) - ref Lemontown graves tone LUNSFORD, Merryman - b 7 June 1787 Northumberland Co , Va (census #381) - d 17 June 1862 - age 75y - cd old age - rep by son Robert R LUNSFORD - h/o Susan R LUNSFORD - grave Old Glade Creek cem - ex Robert R LUNSFORD LUNSFORD, Susan R - b ca 1797 (or 1795) Bed Co (census #381 ) - d l Feb 1855 - age 58y - cd pneumonia - rep by hus Merryman LUNSFORD - grave Old Glade creek cem LUNSFORD, Wilbert M - b 21 Nov 1913 Rb Co - d 13 Aug 1914 - f H E LUNSFORD (b Madison Co , WV) - m Mary E (TAYLOR) (b Aug Co) - buried Stuarts Draft Cem cd bronchitis VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 196 LUSTER see Charles E CURD, James Albert CURD, John T CURD LUSTER, Celia - b ca 1766 , Chesterfield Co, Va - d 4 Jan 1856 - age 90y _ cd old age - rep by s on James LUSTER LUSTER, Emeline - b ca 1830 ?Rke Co - d 22 Nov 1868 - age 38y - f Samuel STONER - m Catherine - cd consumption - rep by bus Edwin B LUSTER LUSTER, James - b 1804 - d 1875 - b/o Mary L LUSTER (1802-1870) - ref Godwin gravestone LUSTER, James W (or H) - b ca 1832 Fincastle (c ensus #1322) - d 6 Dec 1 855 Fincastle - f James LUSTER - m Rev Mary M - cd t yphoid fever - r ep by father - adro James LUSTER LUSTER, John B - d in 1890's - age 66y - f John LUSTER - wife Bettie HOUSTON (md 1866); sis (md ~-DOUGLAS ) - obituary in Cronise scrapbook 2 2 (not dated) LUSTER, Luther J - b ca Jan 1839 - d 31 May 1862 Henrico Co, Va - age2 3 y 4 m 24d - f James LUSTER - m Mary - cd gunshot - rep by father LUSTER, Martha s - b ca Mar 1843 Bo t Co - d 30 Sep 186 2 - age 19y 6m ld _ f James LUSTER - m Mary - cd scrofula - rep by fath er LUSTER, Mary L - b 1802 - d 1870 - w/o James LUSTER (1804-1875) - ref Godwin gravestone f Jefferson D LYLE Bath Co). - m Laura (BURGER) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cern _ cd acute milk infection LYLE, male _ b 16 Jan 1914 [Eagle Rock] - d 28 July 1914 (b LYLE, Harlie - d by 12 Oct 1922 - cd fell from truck - ref Inquest papers LYNCH, John - b ca 1852 Ireland - d 19 Jan 1913 - f Pat LYNCH (b Ireland) m (McMANN) (b Ireland) - buried Low Moor Cem - cd apoplexy LYNSEY see LINDSEY, Thomas REED LYON, Mary - d by Dec 1807 - Ref WB B pl53, will dated 30 Oct 1807 _ dau Peggy LYON LYONS, - d by 11 July 1797 (sons called orphans) - sons Paul, Peter LYTB , John -- d by Dec 1781 (entering the Army) - Ref WB A p 139, will dated 2 Apr 17 7 - relatives, others: Mrs Betsy BREKENRIDGE McALLISTER see McCALLISTER, etc; Frank HAZELWOOD McBOURN see Mrs Mary PAGE McCABE, Edward - b ca 1821 Ireland - d 1856 - cd consumption - rep by Steward of the poor VIRGINIA APP.LACHIAN NOTES �Page 197 McCALLISTER see McK.ALLISTER McCALISTER, Cynthia - b ca 1810 Bot Co - d 28 Apr 1859 - age 48y - f Robert RICHEY - cd pneumonia - rep by bus William McCALISTER McCALLISTER, William - b ca 1851 - d 6 Feb 1853 - f William McCALLISTER - m Lyvitba - cd drowned - rep by father McCARROL see Jane GLYNN McCARROLL, Sarah (unmd) - b ca 1797 - d ca 1820 - age 23y - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 8 July 1820 McCARTHY, Daniel - b ca 1814 - d 21 Nov 1858 - age 44y - h/o Matilda McCARTHY - Ref Locust Bottom gravestone McCARTNEY see William DAVIDSON Sr, Martha BIGGS, Mary A BIGGS, Janette Boward TREEVEY, Evans DEISHER Jr McCARTNEY, Andrew - b ca 1784 Pa (census #995) - d by 8 Feb 1858 - h/o Susan McCARTNEY, John - d by 14 Nov 1815 (ch called orphans) - ch (all under 14) William, Mary, James, Charlotte, Martha, Andrew, Baker & John McCARTY, Dennis - d by 13 Oct 1801 (his orphans to be bound) - orphans John, Polly, Nancy (over 14 by 15 Nov 1810) McCARTY, Nancy - d by Nov 1823 - f CAMPBELL - Ref WB C p407, will dated 12 Oct 1823 - sis Elizabeth (md KIDD [of K & Q Co], her daus Elizabeth & Jane); bros John CAMPBELL, Luray CAMPBELL; niece Susan (d/o bro John CAMPBELL) others Emily LEE, Matilda CAMPBELL McCAULEY, Susan - b ca 1812 - d 13 Dec 1891 Salem, Va (obituary) - age 79y f DINGLEDINE - widow of Hon John McCAULEY - ch William, Mary (md SNEAD) ; (rnd James P HOUTZ); (rnd Rev J W BULTER) McCBESNEY, George - d by 10 Feb 1868 Bot Co - admr 10 Feb 1868 Wm A GLASGOW McCLANABAN see George GREEN, James MOORE, Joseph SNODGRASS, William SNODGRASS Sr, Daniel CAMPBELL, Minna BRADFORD, Col GEORGE Walker Sr McCLENAHAN, Green - b [3 Oct 1782] - d by 8 Mar 18207?1830 (ch called orphans) f [William McCLANABAN (d 1819 - 1920 sic, 1820 see next name)] - m [Sarah NEELLY] - wife [El i zabeth GRIFFIN]; ch Washington, Sarah, John, Elijah McCLENACBAN, John - d by Jan 1815 (order) (obituary in Lynchbur g Press says d 9 Sep 1814 leaving widow & 4 ch) - f [William McCHANAHAN (d 1819-1 8 20)] rn [Sarah NEELLY] - ref WB C pl23, 124 , dower assigned, app - wif e Lucy; Ch William, Charles, Mary, Sarah, Jane, Lucy McCLANACHAN, Robert - d by 9 May 1775, marked out & written ab ove 7 Mar 1774 Point Pl£asant (reported Bot Co) - f [Robert McCLANAHAN] - rn [Sarah BRECKENRIDGE] - Ref WB A pLil, app & admr bond - wife [Cat harine MADISON] ; ch John & Robert] - admr Samuel McCLENACRAN VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �... Page 198 McCLENACHAN, Washington [unrnd] - d by Sep 1819, marked out, written ab ove Oct 1816 order - f [William McCLANABAN] - m [ Sarah NEELLY] - ref WB c pl08, 216 app & ·settelment - admr James McCANACHAN McCLANABAN, William - . d by Mar 1818, app ordered - f [David McCLANAHAN] - m [Isabella SNODGRASS] - Ref WB C p132 - [Note: his wife was Margaret (SNODGRASS); ch Margaret, William, Hannah, David McCLANAHAN, William (see also Chalkley ' s Records of Aug Co, Va , Vol 2 p271) - d by Dec 1820, will recorded [1819, Barnes Bk] - f [Robert McCLENABAN] _ m [Sarah BRECKENRIDGE] - Ref WB C p233, will dated 23 Sep 1~13, codicil 9 Nov 1819 - wife Sarah; ch Elijah, James, Green [dec 'd] (md Elizabeth & had Washington & John); John dec'd (rnd Lucy ~ h;d William & Ch:n-l~s, [Mary, Sarah, Jane, Lucy]); Washington dec ' d, & Gs W McCLANAHAN, William McClanahan Jr William LEWIS, William COOK, William LEWIS Jr, William MARKLE ' McCLAUGHERTY, Ballard S McCLAUGBERTY - d by 11 Nov 1867 Bot Co - admr 11 Nov 1867 Virginia McCLELLON see Edward SHARP McCLENDISB see Archibald SLOAN McCLINTIC, Charlotte Ann - b Bot Co - d 20 Apr 1 914 - f Anderson THOMPSON (b Bot Co) - m Charlotte (BOWLAND) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle cem McCLINTOC~, William - d by 14 Mar 1787 - Ref admr bond - admr Else McCLINTOCK McCLUNG see Jane McC WILLIAMS McCLUNG, John (of Rke in Bot Co) - d by 1 4 May 17 7 9 - Ref WB A pl07, will ·dated 15 June 1778 Admr bond - bro James; sis Agnes (md ~ Gray) - admr James McCLUNG McCLUNG, Joseph ·(widower) - b ca 1775 [7[ Rb Co - d 8 marl866 - age 9ly _ f John McCLUNG - m Ella - cd old age - rep by son Joseph McCLUNG McCLUNG, Mary Ann - d 10 Feb 1823 - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 22 Feb 1823 - w/o Archibald McCLUNG McCLURE see James TRIMBLE, James WADDLE, ~ary J ANDERSON' Charles E ANDERSON John Thomas BAKER, :Benjamin BRUGH, Esterline BRUGH, Frances 0 BRUGH, Ollin u' BRUGH, Martha C Anderson FIREBAUGH, Mary GISH, Mamie Love Brugh HONTS, Maude HONTS, Lucy Jane PAINTER, Hettie WEBB, Nora Brugh WOODYARD McCLURE, Andrew - b ca 1801 [or 1805] Va [census #993] - d 9 Nov 1857 [Bot Co Death Bk] - age 56y - f [John McCLURE] - m [Isabelle BALL] - rep by son Thomas McCLURE - h/o [Charlotte CROSS] - Adm Thomas & Marcus McCLURE (13 De 1858) c McCLUER, Charlotte - b ca 1796 Bot Co - d 7 Feb Amsterdam Twsp [Death Bk] _ age 74y - f [John CROSS] - m [Mary MAYS] - cd old age - rep by son Thomas MCCLUER - w/o Andrew McCLUER VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 199 McCLURE, Clifton H - b ca 1878 Rb Co - d 1946 Bot Co Heir List (WB 10 p69) f William T McCLURE - ro Sarah J - wife Martha S FORD; Ch Gladys Irene (b ca 1902); Sybil 0 KESSLER (b ca 1904); Mazie NICHOLS (b ca 1905); Oscar Fred (b ca 1906); Lucy (b ca 1909); Lloyd (b ca 1912); Evelyn BEMOK.E (b ca 1916); Margaret (b ca 1919); Gch: Edward F FALLS (b ca 1921); Helen ERKER (b ca 1923); Clarence R FALLS (b ca 1925); Ervin McC FALLS (b ca 1929); Norma Jean FALLS (b ca 1994) McCLURE, Elizabeth - b ca 1794 Rb Co (1850 census Bot Co #789) - d 16 Jan 1856 Bot Co Death Bk - f Robert STEWART - m E[lizabetb McCLUNG] - cd consumption - rep by son Robert McCLURE - w/o John McCLURE McCLURE, Harriet C - b 9 Aug 1848 - d 29 aug 1910 Bot co - f David WHITMER m Nancy - w/o John Thomas McCLURE (1841-1903) - Ref Saltpeter Cave gravestone McCLURE, Harry D[elmer] - b 1881 - d 1954 - f C WHITMER] - Ref Locust Bottoms gravest one [John T McCLURE] :_ m [Barritt McCLURE, James - b [1831 Rke Co census 1850 #284) - d by 13 Feb 1854 - f [maybe James McCLURE] - rn [Martha MAYS] - adm Francis T ANDERSON 13 Feb 1854 (Adm 14 Aug 1868 sheriff, has been marked out) McCLURE, James - b 1809 (1850 Bot Co census #989) - d 1864 Bot Co Death Bk - £ [John McCLURE] - m [Isabella BALL] - wife Martha (MAYS) - adm bond 14 Aug 1868 Sheriff LINKENBOKER McCLURE, John - b ca 1725 Ireland - d by 11 Feb 1778 (Bot Co Will, WB A p83) - f Halbert McCLURE - m Mary [written above Agnes] - Ref WB A p83, wi ll dated 22 May 1777 , admr bond - relatives wife [Mary]; Samuel, Alexander, Mary, Agnes, Jennet, Malcolm, Hannah, Rebekah, John, Halbert, Moses, Nathaniel Admr George SKILLERN, Caleb WORLEY McCLUER, John - b 1765 ?Bot Co (census #750) - d S June 1854 Bot Co , will & death bk (WB I pl87) - age 89y - f Samuel McCluer - m Hannah - cd old age rep by son Joseph McCLUER - Ch: Samue1, Andrew, James, John A, William, Catherine FLAHERTY, Mary KISH, Joseph, Margaret; Gch: Martha Malissa, Margaret Missouri McCLURE - Ex Joseph McCLUER (12 June 1854) McCLURE, John A - b 21 Jan 1808 - d 15 Mar 1887 Bot Co, app, WB P p289 - f John McCLURE - m [Isabe11a HALL] - h/o 1st wife Mary C[olvin] McCLURE (d 1858), 2nd wife Damaris - Ref Beaverdam gravestone McCLURE, John Thomas - b 7 Oct 1841 - d 7 Mar 1903 ~o t Co - f Joseph McCLURE - m Susannah T MAYS - h/o Harriet C (1848-1910) - Ref Saltpeter Cave grav estone McCLURE, Joseph - b ca 1812 - d 1895 Bot Co (will WB Q pl59) - f J ohn McCLURE - [Isabella HALL] - w ife Susannah T MAYS; Ch : John T, Estiline H FLAHERTY, Maria J, Martha M McCLURE, Joseph Thomas (single) - b ca 184 8 Bot Co - d 26 Apr 1854 Bot Co Death bk - f ~illiam McCLURE - m Evaline [CROSS] - c d scarlet fever - rep by father VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 200 McCLURE, Joseph W - b 15 Aug 1875 Bot Co - d 16 Mar 1931 Bot Co Heir List (WB 4 p 300) - f John T McCLURE - m Harriett C WHITMER - wife Irene ANDERSON (b ca 1898); Ch: Catherine (b ca 1921); Joseph W (b ca 1924 : Ref Locust Bottom graves tone McCLURE, "Lizzie" Annie E, Mr s - b ? ca 1 835 - d ? ca 1907 - age 72y Sm 4d _ f John LAYMAN - m Hester A BAKER - w/o Thomas M McCLURE - grave Haymakert own cem McCLURE, Lucinda (unmd) - b ca 1813 Bot Co - d 9 June 1858 Bot Co Death Bk _ f Michael McClure - rn Nancy DAVIDSON - cd diarrhea - rep by friend James G RIPLEY McCLURE, Malcolm - b ca 1765 - d 2 May 17 91 Bot Co will (WB A p300) - f John McCLURE - m Mary ALLEN - ref WB A p300, will dated 9 Apr 1791, admr bond _ wife Elizabeth; Ch: John, Mary; bro Samuel Sr; nephew Samue l McCLURE Jr admr Elizabeth McCLURE, Samuel McCLURE Sr, Samuel McCLURE Jr McCLURE, Margaret Virginia (single) - b ca Dec 1843 Bot Co - d 5 Apr 1861 Bot Co Death bk - age 17y 4rn lOd - f William McCLURE - m Evelyn [CROSS] - cd diptheria - rep by fa ther McCLURE, Martha (single) - b c a 1843 - d 1922 Sussex Co (rep i n Bot Co) (Wi l l WB 3 pl12) - f Joseph McCLURE - m Susannah MAYS - nieces Dewey SMITH (md PETTICREW); Elsie SMITH (md 0 S WILLIAMS Jr) McCLURE, Mary Colvin - b ca 1808 - d 30 Nov 1858 (or 1 857) - f Thomas WILSON - Mary EDMUNDSON - w/o John A McCLURE [1808-1887] - Ref Beaverdam Cem McCLURE, May R (single) - b ca 1852 - d 31 m Susannah REID - bro John T 1880 Bot Co - f Joseph McCLURE McCLURE, Moses - b [ca 1710] - d by 1 Dec 1778 (dau called an orphan) (Rb Co, app) - f Halbert McCLURE - m Agnes - dau Isabella (over 14) McCLURE, Samue l - b Ireland - d 13 Mar 17 79 (son called an or phan in Bot ) (Rb Co) - f Halbert McCLURE - m Agnes - son Alexander (over 14) McCLURE, Samue l - d by 1838 (dau called an orphan) Bot Co ap p WB F pl2 - f John McCLURE - m Isabella HALL - dau Elizabeth (over 14) McCLURE, Samuel W - b ca 1835 Rb Co - d 14 Sep 1862 Bot Co (death bk) - age 27y - f J[ohn R] McCLURE - m E[lizabeth STEWART] - cd killed crossing the Potomac - rep by bro Robert McCLURE - Adm 8 Apr 1867 Sheriff Lewis LINKENHOGER McCLURE, Susannah T - b ca 1812 - d July 1880 Bot Co - f Matthew MAYS - m Esther REID - bus Joseph McCLURE; ch Mays R McCLURE, Thomas Wilson - b 22 Aug 1840 Bot Co - d 18 Nov 1858 Bot Co Death Bk - f John A McCLURE - m Mary C[ olvin WILSON] - cd typhoid pneumonia - rep by father - Ref Death bk; Beaverdam gravestone McCLURE, Virginia R (single) - b ca 1860 [or 1856] - d 15 Nov 1887 Bot Co _ f Joseph McCLURE - m Susannah REID VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �- ... 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Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, I don't know where the summer went! As I write this the days are getting shorter and here in Roanoke the weather has taken a "tallish" turn. We stayed close to home this year so this gave me some time to dig out my family history files. I thought I might have a look at "brick walls" and see if I could find a way to break them down. One of the "problems" was where in Germany was my great-grandmother, Louisa GOETIEL born? She died before I was born but my father told me she was born in Germany and spoke with a heavy German accent. Census records gave me her parents and siblings names but no birthplace other then Germany. Other records that I could find gave no additional information. When I began this search some 25+ years ago I checked the IGI (International Genealogical Index) available through the LOS Church. Nothing!! Over the years I occasionally rechecked. Since it had been quite awhile since I last looked I dec'ided to give it try. Much to my surprise, there she was!! I knew it was her by the birth date and parents' names (I now have her mother's maiden name). She was christened in the town of Gumbsweiler. Using Google Maps and Google Earth I was able to pin point the town. It is located in the area where many of my German ancestors came from and where many of the German emigrants to Central New York began their journey. The LOS Church as continued to add names to the IGI so it is worth check back from time to time. The website with the IGI on line can be found at www.familysearch.org The LOS Library has begun a partnership project with many record keeping organizations to digitize material and place it on the Internet. They are also doing indexing of records they have filmed. They have test site at: http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=O A long address to type in but well worth a look. I found the death date for a great uncle in the Ohio Death Index. Happy Hunting, K~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Page 101 New Books in The Virginia Room All books listed are available for use by visitors to the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public L ibrary during normal library hours. 325.2474 Kl461 The Latvians in America 1640-1973 compiled & edited by Maruta Karklis, Liga Streips & Laimonis Streips 1974 Oceana Publications 325.2439 C996 The Czechs in America 1633-1977 A Chronology & Fact Book compiled & Edited by Vera Laska 1978 Oceana Publications 325.246 Nl92s The Spanish in America 1513-1974 A Chronology & Fact Book compiled & edited by Aurthuir A. Natella, Jr 1975 Oceana Publications 325.2599 K56f The Filipinos in America 1894 -1974 Compiled & Edited Hyung-chan Kim & Cynthia C. 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Foreman 2007 WinchesterFrederick County Historical Society 920.0744 Q43fFigures of the Past by Josiah Quincy 1926 Little, Brown & Co 917.55 T257b Beach to Bluegrass places to brake on Virginia's Longest Road by Joe Tennis 2007 Overmountain Press 373.755793An25pAndrewLewisMiddle School, Salem VA Yearbooks 1981, 1982, 19841987, 1993, 1994, 1996,1998 929.2 L873 C85m Most Distinguished Characters on the American Frontier: Children of Robert and Elizabeth Looney of Augusta County, Virginia and some of their Descendants By Madge Looney Crane and Phillip L. Crane 2008 Phillip L . Crane 923.173 J359 C58m The Slave Families of Thomas Jefferson: A Pictorial Study Book With an Interpretation of His Farm Book in Genealogy Charts Vols. I and II by B. Bernetiae Reed 2007 B. Bernetiae Reed 325.247 W499r The Russians in America 1727-1970 by Vladimir Wertsman 1977 Oceana Publications 325.244 P956 The F rench in America 1488-1974 by James S. Pula 1975 Oce~na Publications 325.2469 Cl 79 The Portuguese in America 590 BC-1974 by Ma noel daSilveira Cardozo 1976 Oceana Publications 325.243 F975g The Germans in America 1607-1970 by Howard B. Furer 1973 Oceana Publications 325.243 F975 The Poles in America 1608-1972 by Frank Renkiewicz 1973 Oceana Pub. 779.942 M132r A Random Portrait of Virginia Photographs by GJenn McClure 2004 Art Museum of Western Virginia VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 105 p 779.99737 N622hf 99 Historic Images of Harpers Ferry Edited by Gary Adelman & John Richter 2007 Center for Civil War Photography 929.2 R636 R696j John Rohrer of Lebanon PA & His Descendants 5 volumes by Thomas Wise Rorrer, Jr. 1999 929.3755 B39t Some Bedford County, VA Cemeteries Book 1 & 2 by Glenn D. Stevens 2006 Goose Creek Press 929.3756 Nl 7ld Nash County, NC Deeds 1778-1818 Volumes 1- 5 by Timothy W. 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Young, Librarian, Roanoke Public Libraries VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 108 CALVIN SHANK BLACKWELL Calvin Shank Blackwell, was born on a farm in Roanoke County which is now a part of Roanoke City, on27March 1844. He was a son of Robert Monroe and Lucy Shank B lackwell, who bad formerly resided in FJoyd County, VA. Lucy Ann was a daughter of Henry and Susa n Shank, Robert was a son of Moses and Betsy Williamson Blackwell from Bedford C ounty, VA. Calvin had three brothers, James L, John Hen ry, who was also a minister and W illiam H. Blackwell. Their mother died young, date unknown, but the children sometimes resided in Floyd according to the census, with their grandparents, Henry a nd Susan Shank, while very young. Their father, Robert remarried to Mary Magdalene Wertz on 14 December 1854, in Roanoke County . When the War Between the States began, be became a member of a company of Confederate Cavalry for the first year under the command of Capt. B . C lay Pate. When the Second Regiment of Reserves was formed, one company was composed of Roanoke County men, and was called Company F., and Calvin was a sergeant. Be took part in the engagements in 1864, with the Army of Northern Virginia around Richmond and Petersburg, VA. In 1865, he was transferred to the Thirty-Sixty Regiment, and moved to assist General Early in the last struggle in the Valley, and then to Southwest Virginia to protect railroad communications west of Lynchburg, VA. When the war was over, be came back home very much alive, but without money. lt was not long afterward when he started walking across Virginia , West Virginia , Oh io , and into Putman County, Indiana, where he went to workoo a stock farm, which was owned by Joseph La Follette, an uncle of the present Senator La Follette, of the state of W isconsin. It took him thirty days to walk that distance. His wages were twenty-five dollars per month, with board. At the end of fifteen months, be bad saved three hundred and fifty dollars cash, with which he entered Ladoga Academy. In 1870, he entered Oskaloosa College in Iowa . This college later merged into Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa. He also pursued other theological studies under Dr. F. M. Bruner, who was a German theologian of eminence and graduated in 1874. After ten years absence he returned to Virginia in 1874 and located in Norfolk where he began preaching in a little chapel upstairs, on Cbarlitte Street. From here he was called to BrookJyn, New York, where he built a church. In 1878, be went back to Norfolk, as pastor of the Disciples Church, and during this pastorate built a church on Freemason Street . In 1880, he married Miss Frances De Jarnett, and the same year he received a call to St. Louis, Missouri, and shortly thereafter to Central Christian Church in the same city. In 1887, he was called to the Central Christian Chu r ch in Chicago , IL, when two years later he moved to Augusta, Georgia. On JuJy 12, 1891, he united with the Baptist denomination, and became the pastor of the Third Baptist Church in Norfolk, Virginia, then from 1892, until 1897, he was pastor of the First Baptist Church in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church in this city was named in memory of his great work and usefulness. In 1897, be1· retired from the pastorate, and was made the first Southern Baptist secretary to organize the BYPU work of the South, and at the same time be was associate editor of The Baptist Church in Norfolk Virginia where he remained until his retirement from the pastorate for good in 1909. His grea~ VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 109 usefulness in the ministry, was bis remarkable evangelistic powers and gifts. He was an evangelist and supply pastor in fourteen states. He possessed a rich vocabulary, also had a keen sense of humor and was very much admired by the young people. It is estimated that he preached 11,000 times during his fifty-six years in the ministry, and that he married 1,198 couples, and received for baptism more than 12,000 people. Calvin and Sophia Frances Blackwell are found on the 1900 census in North Carolina, New H anover with two boys, Hugh Burke born 1881 and Calvin born 1884. The census states that Hugh Burke is a medical student. Calvin Blackwell died in Suffolk, VA on 03 May 1923, having been found by some friend in his room, after preaching a revival in Suffolk, on "Preparation for Death." Marinus James said the following: "What a preacher he was!" He possessed a rich vocabulary and had a keen sense of lzunwr, which was used with biting satire when the honor of hi Lord was at state. He could thunder like a lion and plead like a mother yearning for a wayward son. Always intensely in earnest, he swayed the masses by his eloquence. When the writer tried to persuade him just a few days before he went home to God, to take life easy, he raised that fine voice and thundered in my ear, "My voice is just as good as it ever was, but my feet bother me." Over the p rotest of his devoted family, he dragged himself to my car and upon arrival at the depot secured a seat in the coach that carried him to his last revival" Article written by W. C. Sponaugle, parts of this article from Virginia Baptist Minister, by George Braxton Taylor VI Series, p. 144-147, J .P. Bell Company, Inc., Lynchburg, VA 1935, George Braxton Taylor Interview, May 28,1940, Hollins, VA. Submitted by: Judy G. Blackwell 860 Stonewall Rd., NE Floyd, VA 24091-2716 jgcb@swva.net DR.CALVIN S. BlJ\CKa.L BL'\CKWELL MEMORIAL. Ellzabeth City. NC VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 110 Afri~1111 An1eri~1111 A11~eNfry The Woolridge Family of Rockbridge County, Virginia Found in a Woolridge Family Bible on August 2004 in the home of my grandmother's first cousins. Transcribed as written. If unable to discern writing, a question mark will show. One of the newspaper articles was an obituary for Lee Woolridge. It read as follows: LEE WOOLRIDGE The venerable colored minister, Rev. Lee Woolridge, died early Monday morning, at Jackson Memorial hospital, after an illness often days due to the infirmities of old age. Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'~lock this ~fternoon, at the Baptist church, by the pastor, Dr. P.W. Cook. He is s~ved b~ his son, Lee R . Woolridge, Jr., of Glasgow, and his daughter Miss Nanrue ~oolridge of Natural Bridge; a brother, Joe Woolridge ofMidway, and three grandchildren. The Rev. Woolridge was born in Buckingham county at the home of his mistress, Miss Nancy Perkins Jones, in 1844, he w~s therefore i~ his 85 h year. By the time Lee was fifteen his young mistress had mamed Dr. Camillus Kyle and he accompanied the young master as servant and was with him when John Brown was hw1g, Dec. 2 , l 8S 9 . He accompanied Dr. Kyle as his body servant when he entered the Confederate army at the opening of the Civil War in 1861 and remained with him until the doctor was killed at Petersburg. 1 He came to Lexington at the time when the bridge was built across North River about fifty years ago. Woolridge in his younger days was a blacks1nith, but for forty years he has followed the Lord' s ca11ing and gone about his Master's business;> having been ordained as a Baptist minjster. The last seven years have been spent in work at the convict camps. This work has necessitated his travelling all over the state. He was always a welcome guest at the camps and his visits were instruments of much good. His talks were good plain Gospel truths told in an earnest reverent inanner and his prayers were those of an earnest christion seeking the Divine help and a ssistance in rus work. He was a man who made many friends, and was deeply loved by his own race and esteemed by all who knew him. Author's note-According to family Bible, Rev. Woolridge died 24 June 1928. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 111 EDITOR MITCHELL TRAVELS (continued :from last week) It was 5:20 when we left the Union Station via C. & 0 . R.R. for Glasgow, Va. In the party were Miss M . L. Chiles, Mrs. Gertrude A. Patterson Mrs. Rowena White, Dr. E. R . Jefferson and Rev. L. J. Morris. It had been a long time since I had traveled in this section and yet the scenes looked familiar. The Winding James and its muddy water, almost at its source made a picturesque landscape. A FRIENDLY GREETING Arriving at Balcony Falls, which is also called Glasgow, our p arty met L. R . Woolridge, Jr. He had brought with him a six seat (or more according to the size of the passenger) wagon, and in a short time afterwards, we were pleasantly located in Mr. and Mrs. Woolridge, Jr's residence. The madam and her daughter were engaged preparing breakfast and in company with Dr. Jefferson, I strolled over the town of Glasgow. Mr. Woolridge is the only blacksmith in the place. He had notified his patrons in advance that he would be closed Wednesday, July 24. THE VI LLAGE BLACKSMITH I saw a white gentleman come up in his automobile and whisk blacksmith Woolridge away. He soon returned. Then another, who had come across the mountain wanted help, for rus horse had gone lame. Again the doors of the blacksn1ith shop swung open and I stood by watching the operation of shoeing a large mountain travelling horse. In spealcing of ages, it was sta~ed that this horse was 23 years old. Mr. Woolridge stated that there was one there which had done service up to the age of 32 years. A HAPPY FAMILY I was interested. Another white custo1ner came and I assisted him using the old chisel on a fanning implement. I then went over to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fitz, where the ladies were stopping. When I returned to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Woolridge, breakfast was ready. I enjoyed the repast. One ofMr. and Mrs. Woolridge's daughters is a student at the Deaf and Dumb school, at Newport News, Va. No one would think that she was "a child of n1isfortune,'' having been stricken when a child four years old. She is now a most attractive young lady, who is ever careful of her personal appearance. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 112 THE COMMITTEE'S WELCOME She and her sister are so nearly the same size that they could eas iJy be mistaken for twins. IhadbeeninformedthattheK. ofP. lodge at N atural Bridge and the headwaiter and the waiters would send a delegation down to meet me and m y p arty and carry us over to Natural Bridge. It was about 11 o ' clock when they arrive d . The committee consisted of Messrs. Sterling B. Delany, chairman; G. E mory Sn1ith, C. C.; M. K. Diamond; Jno. M. Carter, D.D., G. C.; George Lewis. It was an impress ive scen e. They brought an automobile, an eight passenger mountain wagon and a four seat surrey. THOSE GHASTLY CHASMS In a short time all of us were on our way to Natural Bridge Hotel , a bout seven miles and a halfThe road was rough at first, but --- it was b etter. At some parts it was dangerous. It reminded me of the quotation, "There's but a step between me and death," for down the mountain side the railroad could be seen about 2 00 feet below. (Missing p art of newspaper) Over a precipice was sure ---- intervening five feet of spa?---- have carrie d u s there. W? Natural Bridge station. -------- C. & 0. R. R. and the N . S---------- meet In Memoriam BYRD--In memory of my wife, Elaine Carson Byrd, who p assed away July 6, 1938. One year has passed, my heart still sore, As time go on, I miss you more; When days are dar~ :friends are few, Dear Elaine, I miss you. I can see your face before me And feel your hands in mine; The last sweet look you gave me VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 11 3 Still linger in my heart. You passed away before you could bid me farewell, But memories of those happy days when we were together; Your loving smile and kindly ways Will live in my heart forever. May God grant you eternal rest. Husband Luther. According to Edna Basham Woolridge, sister-in-law to Elaine & Clara Woolridge, they were stricken by a high fever when they were younger that took their hearing. Their brother and Edna's husband, was never stricken by a high fever when he was younger and therefore he never lost his hearing. Elaine Woolridge Byrd had the honor of working for the then president of Gallaudet U niversity (college for the deaf) in Washington, DC, Dr. P ercival Hall. Prior to that, E laine taught at the Dwnb and Deaf school in Newport N e,;vs, VA vvith her sister, Clara. T ranscribed f rom Woolridge Family B.ible in 2004 Marriages Lee Woolridge, SR married Mar 1862 to Sarah Lee Woolridge, JR married 14 Dec 1893 to Mary Nettie Woolridge married 16 Mar 1898 to Michael Liggans. Married a second time to ? Taylor. Date unlmown. BIRTHS Lee Woolridge, SR born Mar 1844 Sarah born 18 Jan 1842 Lee Woolridge, .TR born 25 Dec 1870 Nettie A Woolridge born 3 May 1878 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 114 Ida Woolridge born 3 May 1863 Ann Woolridge born 9 Mar 1866 Lizzie E. Woolridge born 9 Mar 1868 Nannie Woolridge born 7 Apr 1875 Elaine Woolridge born 9 May 1894 ClaraL. Woolridge born 7 Feb 1896 Mary R. Woolridge born 22 May 1878 Infant daughter born 23 Jul 1899 Anna Burk Crump born Oct 186? Woodrow Woolridge born 22 Nov 1912 C lara Woodridge, sister of Woodrow, 1920s DEATHS Lee Woolridge, SR died 24 Jun 1928 Sarah Woolridge died 3 Mar 1912 Lee Woolridge, JR died 26 Oct 1943 Nettie A. Woolridge died 1 Oct 1915 Ida Woolridge died 5 Mar I 88 I Lizzie Woolridge died 29 Jun 1898 Nannie Woolridge died 27 May 1948 Elaine Woolridge died 6 Jul 1936 Clara Lee Woolridge died 28 Aug 1948 Mary Rand Lee Woolridge Jr., 1930s MaryR Woolridge died 1943 Infant daughter died 3 Aug 1899 Woodrow Woolridge died 11 Feb 19 82 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 115 Descendants of Dock Samuel (D S) Woolridge Generation No. 1 1. DOCK SAMUEL (D S)l WOOLRIDGE was born 1812 in VffiGINIAl. He married RACHEL. M ore About DOCK SAMUEL (D S) WOOLRIDGE : Residence: 1870, F rancisco, Buckingham, Virginia Children of DOCK WOOLRIDGE and RACHEL are: 2. i. LEE2 WOOLRIDGE, b. Mar 1844, Buckingham Co, VA; d. 24 Jun 1928, J efferson Memorial Hospital, Rockbridge Co, VA. 3. ii. JOSEPH WOOLRIDGE, b. 1857, Buckingham Co, VA; d. 06Sep1932, Steeles Tavern, Augusta Co, VA. Generation No. 2 2. LEE2 WOOLRIDGE (DOCK SAMUEL (D S)l) was born Mar 1844 in Buckingham Co, VA, and died 24 Jun 1928 in Jefferson Memorial Hospital, Rockbridge Co, VA. He married SARAH?. She was born 18 Jan1842 in Virginia, and died 03 Mar 1912 in Virginia, USA. More About LEE WOOLRIDGE: Residence: 1880, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States More About SARAH ?: Residence: 1880, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States Children of LEE WOOLRIDGE and SARAH? are: i. IDA J WOOLRIDGE, b. 03 May 1863, Virginia; d. 05 Mar 1881. More About IDA J WOOLRIDGE: Residence: 1870, Maysville, Buckingham, Virginia ii. ANN WOOLRIDGE, b. 09 Mar 1866, Buckingham Co, VA. iii. ZILPBA WOOLRIDGE, b. 1867, Buckingham Co, VA More About ZILPHA WOOLRIDGE : Residence: 1880, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States iv. L IZZIE E WOOLRIDGE, b. 09Mar1868, Buckingham Co, VA; d. 29 Jun 1898. 4. v. LEE RWOOLRIDGE, JR, b. 25 Dec 1870, Virginia; d. 26 Oct 1943, Virginia More About LEE RWOOLRIDGE, JR: Residence: 1910, Natural Bridge, Rockbridge, Virginia vi. HENRIETTA WOOLRIDGE, b.1874, Buckingham Co, VA. More About HENRIETTA WOOLRIDGE: Residence: 1880, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States vii.NANNIE B WOOLRIDGE, b. 07 Apr 1875, Buckingham Co, VA; d. 27 May 1948, Natural Bridge Station, VA. More About NANNIE B WOOLRIDGE: Residence: 1880, Lexington, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States viii.NETTIE A WOOLRIDGE, b. 03 May 1878, Buckingham Co, VA; d. 01 Oct 1915; m. (1) T AYLOR; m. (2) l\flCHAEL LIGGANS, 16 Mar 1898. 3. JOSEPH \VOOLRIDGE (DOCK SAMUEL (D S) was born 1857 in Buckingham Co, VA, and died 06 Sep 1932 in Steeles Tavern, Augusta Co, VA. He married EDMONIA VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 116 SCOTT32,33, daughter of WASHINGTON SCOTT and JULIA. She was born 1864 in Rockbridge Co, VA, and died 08 Jan 1925 in SteeJes Tavern, Augusta Co, VA. More About JOSEPH WOOLRIDGE: Burial: 08 Sep 1932, Steeles Tavern, Augusta Co, VA Cause of Death: Perminon [pernicious?] anemia Residence: 1870, Francisco, Buckingham, Virginia More About EDMONIA SCOTT: Residence: 1880, Johnny Cake, Baltimore, Maryland, United States Children of JOSEPH WOOLRIDGE and EDMONIA SCOTT a re: i. CORA3 WOOLRIDGE, b. 1883, VIRGINIA. ii. HATTIE WOOLRIDGE, b. 1884, VffiGINIA. iii. MARY WOOLRIDGE, b. 1888, VIRGINIA. iv. EUNICE WOOLRIDGE, b. 1890, vm.GINIA. v. DOCTOR SAMUEL WOOLRIDGE, b. 1893, YmGJNIA. vi. ROBEMA WOOLRIDGE, b. 1893, VIRGINIA. vii. INEZ WOOLRIDGE, b. 1902, VIRGINIA. Generation No. 3 4. LEER WOOLRIDGE3 JR (LEE2 WOOLRIDGE, DOCK SAMUEL (D S)l) was born 25Dec1870 in Buckingham Co, VA, and died 26Oct1943 in Virginia. He married MARY R Dec 1893 in Rockbridge Co, VA. She was born 22 May 1878 in Virginia, and died 1943 in Virginia. More About LEER WOOLRIDGE JR: Residence: 1910, Rockbridge, Glasgow, VA More About MARY R ?: Residence: 1920, Glasgow, Rockbridge, Virginia Children of LEE JR and MARY ? are: i. ELAINE WOOLRIDGE, b. 09 May 1894, Glasgow, VA; d. 06 Jul 1936; m. LUTHER BYRD, 1921. More About ELAINE WOOLRIDGE: Medical Information: Afflicted with an illness when she was 4 years old and became deaf Residence: 1930, Washington, Washington, District of Columbia u. CLARA LEE WOOLRIDGE, b. 07Feb1896, Glasgow, VA; d. 28 Aug 1948, Natural Bridge Station, Rockbridge Co, VA. Notes for CLARA LEE WOOLRIDGE: Clara Woolridge died at the home of her younger b1·other, Woodrow Woolridge and his wife, Edna Basham Woolridge. More About CLARA LEE WOOLRIDGE: Burial: In Glasgow, Rockbridge Co, VA Residence: 1930, Newport News, Newport News (Independent City), Virginia iii. MARY WOOLRIDGE, b. 23 Jul 1899, Glasgow, VA; d. 03 Aug J 899. iv. CHARLES ''WOODROW" WOOLRIDGE, b. 23 Nov 1912, Glasgow, VA; d. 11 Feb 1982, Stonewall Jackson Hospital in Lexington, Rockbridge Co, VA; m. EDNA BASHAM, 1946, Glasgow, VA; b. 12Dec1918, New Castle, PA VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 117 More About CHARLES "WOODROW" WOOLRIDGE: Residence: 1920, Glasgow, Rockbridge, Virginia More About EDNA BASHAM: Residence: 1920, Union Hall, Franklin, Virginia This is a typescript of a handwritten letter telling about the occupants of Edna Basham Woolridge's house. The original Jetter is not dated, nor is it signed. Edna doesn't know who wrote it either. The only son of Harriet & Eli Napper, W. P. Napper, became a doctor. He was a pharmacist who lived in the Washington, DC/Maryland area. I do not know if he ever married or had children. Edna doesn't think he ever married. Also, the Nappers took in other young men who were studying in school without a home close by. Edna said some of Eli's family spelled their name NAPIER too. "Nannie M. Woolridge came to Natural Bridge from Lexington, Virginia in 1924 and was the Teacher for the [local] school and lived in the home of Eli and Harriet Napper. Eli Napped died May 22, 1924 leaving Harriet along in the home. The son Walter and all the other men that were raised in the home asked Nannie to stay with their mother and she would have a lifetime home. Nannie being single and never married accepted their offer. Harriet Napper died October 15, 1927. Nannie remained in the homeplace and the men continued to send money to keep the place going. Nannie's brother Lee R. Woolr idge Jr. Jived in Glasgow with his wife Mary, two daughters, Elaine and Clara, and a son, C harles Woodrow. Woodrow came to live with bis Aunt Nannie in 1924 after E li died. M atthew Elliott came here and lived and worked for Harriet a year after Eli died. Nannie continued to teach school. She also taught music. Her students included H elen Hubbard (Rodney Hubbard's aunt), Margurite Moore Carter, Annie Ruth (Na dine H ubbard 's mother) and Everett Dixon's sister. She taught her sister-in-law Mary W oolridge in GJasgow." ... . .·Io: ;,- • .- _ · t r Edna Basham, 1945 Charles Woodrow Woolridge 4 months. Charles Woodrow Woolridge 1945 Su bmitted by: Toni Y. Smith - 1805 Excel Drive, Killleen, TX 76542-4066 VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 1 18 1nnv. M. HDWEny The Family Tree IMAIUUE:C MANY1 ·EAilLY CCUPLESi I I think that I shall never see the finish of a family tree Way back in ancient history time, Dozens or young cnu plcs ......:ho ! migrate n into H ;1 1C'igh County from : the Va11cy o f Vi1·ginia bet,veen . 18 :~ 2 and 1 8 I 4 co LI J d, du 1· i r1 s:!' th cir ! latter ye;:i1·s, st i l I 1·eca11 the rnrnous 'o1d mioiste1· ""'110 officiated c:. t tbeir m LltTiage ct:>r erno nie .... He w ;:is ) ,.1 ichL\ C'I How e r y of in foreign land and distant clime, Ij as it forever seems to grow from roots that started long ago. l County·~ ancient Pin<' Ci-<'e~' E"loyd Church. <tbOllt fo11c· miles I b o1·n i n JV[nn tgomc-r_v County ( ll O'I.\' .i'·lo.v d) in l 792 and w a s one o f the from them grew sturdy trunk !! mos t and ever branching limbs, noted men of his section. 1\larri«'d Hundreds Hov.:ery, a lon g 'l.Vith the nev . Samuel G.::i_vfnr·ri. m a 1Ticd hundr eds of t•ouple$ in F l o yd . Fr<: nklin ;i nd Roanoke cou n tie5 bet ""'ee n 1832, '1.vhcn he- '-''<'I>' 111·dairicd, :' nci 1 874, th<' yN11 · of his d e<ltl 1. that dated back to time so dim. One seldom knows just when ThP. P : ne Cn~ck Primi1 iv~ Raplist Chu1·c-h , tl1e o lci e !0 1 knov:n j<:htn-c-h in Y loyd Cnu11ty, w:1."' Ol':~ ;111 ; zcd in J i~IO ;ind l s s till ac~ive ' e\·c-n un t <'• 1 hi~ ri'1.\'. Its ant' it!nt n :>1:0 1·cl book. nov.· in tilt> h ;.rnrls of Ch1:rc-h Sccn•:nrv H t'n t '.V Col \.In-~ 0•1·~ 1Ch rls t opl~<'I' ;' Bo-.-.·c i'. 14-.vt:>ai·-uld Fl oyd C'o;.1n. · t: in. cont<1:ns the 11«11nt•s nf m;:1n v · prominent couplf•s whu 1n igndt~li :o 11AIC"i~h - Ro\\'C.'t' i-.; ~ IH.'P11E.''.\' nr . · 1hE> late .IVl arLn Bow0r o[ th i:; I parents met and married then. Nor when twigs began to grow, with odd-named children, row on row. Though verse like this is made by me, the end's in sight, as you can see. ; cou:Hy. . I that ever grow and grow through many centuries. [Wjtb apology to Sgt. Joyce Kilmer] The Log Chur<'h Cn·C'io\ Cil ur c::h. now o ccupy ing a fr: .me building whic:h , r·cµlaced the orl~in;.i! log stf·ucture. · keeps up a c-cn-1ctc 1·y 'l.vhich ct ate!': back lf>O .v c ;.t l's . Pro1ninPn I Ra lt:>igh Courif v f : •rnil1es who were as~ ot ·ia 1e>-d , ...-it.h this ~·hur<:h inl'l11cle the Le!'tcr·~. G1·,.vs. \Vo d cys, Cann.:Jda.vs, \l\' ooJ '"; 1 ncs. B<>Wc.'rs and n ti 1ne1·ou,:; 01 hcl'~. R c~v. Howe.-~· ''"·as i ts enei·~c·t ir. 1eHder 'Tis not the same with family trees, Pine ;.ilrno:.:t h;ilf a 1·e111u1 · v HO\VC'r_v. \vho \\''1~ ·><;1c«t'•t•ded artc1 · his clc:1t h by () l"'.e of hi;,.. ~ons. wris di~t;i11tl_v rel<ited to , .rnn;-itlwn Hnv.' t ' r·y o f Flo.vcl Couniy, ::1 WC'll-k110\•:n Cfl!" )y loc:;il c·iti~ z..en. who s<.•tt! f'd o n · Big Vv"h1te> ...;tick Crf'l'k in 18;)3 . t ~Anonymous l ocat l' ci north o f Floyd_ Court Bouse. A Pri m i tive B::.p~1st. Howery was fa:· R~,·. 1 950, Raleigh Co., WV newspaper Submitted by Judy Blackwell VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 119 SURNAME INDEX 2008 There are three steps involved in contacting the person who submitted the surname you are interested in. 1. In the "Surname List" identify the surname you are interested in and note the reference number to the left of the surname. 2. Locate the reference number in the numerical listing of members. There you will find the name of the member submitting the surname. 3. Look up the member's name in the Society Membership Directory. There you will find the member's contact information. The Surname Index is designed to help you identify other members researching the same surnames you are. Dates and places are provided to help you determine whether or not this is the family you are interested in. Keep in mind that all dates are approximate. We try to proof read all of the information, but mistakes can "sneak in". We apologize for this. Please let us know if you find any. Contact Karen Kappesser, 514 Scalybark Drive, Blue Ridge, VA 24064; phone: (540) 977-0067; e-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net HAPPY HUNTING!! L o:. ... t. e SVGS member Ora Belle Mayberry McColman passed away on August ~~f She was born December 4, 1917 in Montgomery County, Virginia. She was 1 receded in death by her husband, Belton F. McColman, Jr.; her parents, Harvey E. ~d Emma Florence Mayberry. In addition to the SVGS she was a member of Oakland Baptist Church, Gen. Jam~s .Breckinridge Chapter D~ Roanoke C?apter UDC and a life member of the Will1an1son Road Area Busmess Associatton. She was a graduate of Virginia Tech. Her many contributions to this organization will be tnissed VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 138 Botetourt County Death Records by Charles T. Burton - Conunued LANTERN see LANTHORN, James RICHEY, Levi SIMPSON LANTBRON, Mordica - d by 10 Mar 1780 - Ref WB A p119 , appraisal & Admr bond - On Mar 1780 Orphans Peter & Ann named 8 on 14 Apr 1780 Mary named _ Admr Joseph LANTHRON LANTZ see Mela LEE, Roy Watson DUVALL LANTZ, Ellinor B - d 18 Jan 1892 Bot Co, gravestone - Mat Pleasant " White Church" cem LANTZ, Margaret - b ca 1784 NJ - d 6 Dec 1869 - age 85y - f Nat ROBINSON cd old age - rep by son N R LANTZ - w/o Peter LANTZ - adm bond 13 Dec 1869 Nathaniel R LANTZ LANTZ, Peter - d by 23 Sep ( # of month written over) - Ref WB c p 361 , appraisal LANTZ, Sallie Catherine - b 20 Nov 1917 (#circled) Bot Co [1842 gravestone] - d 28 Dec 1916 - f Dennis [name is circ l ed 8 Fleming written above] CALDWELL - (b Craigs Co) - m Nancy (KELLY) (b Va) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd paralysis LARCH, Ida Snow - b 1 4 June 1901 Va - d 31 Oct 1913 - f P F LARCH (b Va) - m Maggie V (BROWN) (b Va) - buried Mill Cr eek Cern - cd coraman Blain of Shoulder LARCH, Melsena - b 3 Aug 1842 Va - rn Sallie (ABBOTT) (b Va) d 12 Mar 1916 buried Mill Creek Cem - f Reuben FARROW (b Va) cd chroni c Brights disease LARKIN, Henry - d by 8 Feb 1773 - Ref WB A p22 , will dated, 13 Nov 1772, admr bond - wife Jain; Ch James, Henry, Mary, David, Thomas, El i zabeth, Sarah, Jain, Margaret, Nancy, Hartbew - adrnr John LARKIN LATANE, female - b 1 8 Nov 1912 - d 1 8 Nov 191 2 - f Harry All e n LATANE (b K & Q Co) - m Julia Gatewood (ALLEN) (b Shen Co) - buried Buchan an Cem - cd s t i l l born LATANE, Julia Gatewood - b 1877 Shen Co - d 19 Nov 1913 - Henry (Clay) ALLEN (b Va) - m Julia (GATEWOOD) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd puer fural Septicimia LATIN, Jane W - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 18 Sep 1868 Elizabeth - cd flux - rep by father a ge 1 2y - f J W LATIN - m LATIN, Sarah E - b ca 1866 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1868 - age 2y Elizabeth - cd flux - rep by fa ther f J W LATIN - m LATSHAW see LETSHAW, John HINER, Peter HINER LAUDERMILK see LOUDERMILK LAVENDER see Edmonson CALDWELL, S T OLDS, Vera M OLD LAVENDER, Thornton, b ca 1797 Stafford Co, Va - d l Dec 186 7 - age 7 Oy - f Robert LAVENDER - m Nancy - cd enlargement of veins - rep by wi fe Del pha LAVENDER - admr 9 Dec 1867 MOSES WATKINS - Death notice in Rke Times for 7 Dec 1867 (says age 67) VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 139 LAW see Mic hae l CLOYD LAW, J esse - d by Sep 1805 , a ppraisal ordered - Ref WB B p1 33 , 215 , appr a i s al 8 settlement - On 9 Dec 1806 o r phan Elizabeth n amed i n deed 8 on 13 Au g 1 811 she was under 14 - Admx Elizabeth LAR (rod HAMILTON ) LAWRENCE , James Jr - d by 1 0 Nov 1 773 - Ref WB A p40 , will dated 8 Oc t 1 773, Admr bond - wife Frances; Ch Elizabeth; bros Henry Bunter (?? i s Hun t e r a surname or middle name , see under admr ) , William, Samuel , David, John, Solomon, Isaac, Jo s eph, Robert - a dmr Samuel LAWRENCE, Henry BUNTER LAYMAN see P a ulina F CALHOON, Francis M HAMMOND, Ida Pearl LAYMAN HAMMOND , Eva Dor othea KESSLER, John (Johannes) KESSLER, Mrs Lizzie McCLURE, Lucian A RILEY LAYMAN, Abe [Abraham] K - b 1 8 Nov 1833 Va - d 16 Nov 1917 - f John LEMON (b Va ) - m [Mary C KESSLER] - b uri e d Lemontown Cem - c d c hronic nephrit is [h/o Ann V (KINZIE ) LAYMAN ] LAYMAN, Abraham C - b 1 6 J a n 1 818 - d 2 Apr 1901 - f [ David LAYMAN ] - m [Mary BAUMGARDNER ] - h/o Mary J LAYMAN (18 17 - 1933) [#2 Sarah] - Ref Lemont own gravestone LAYMAN , Ade line - b 19 Apr 1836 Bot Co - d 4 Apr 1916 - f Daniel KESSLER (b Va ) - m Su s ie (?MUGGER [NININGER]) - buried Tr outvil le Cem - cd Lagr ippe w/o [ Jacob G LAYMAN ] LAYMAN, Albino G - b 25 Jan 1846 - d 26 May 1905 - f [ Robert A DENTON ] - m [Ann] - w/o [ George LAYMAN] - grave Dal eville Cem LAYMAN, Annie V - b 26 June 18 32 - d 8 Aug 1920 - f [ Daniel KINZIE ] - m [ Cass y GI SH] - w/o [Abram K LAYMAN, t h ey divorced ] - gr av e Troutvill e Cem LAYMAN, B[arba ra] - b [ca 1766 Md , censu s ] - d 28 Fe b 1 852 - w/o G[ eorge] LAYMAN (d 1 85 4) - Re f L e mo ntown gr av es t one LAYMAN, C[barles] E - b 11 Ap r 1 863 Bot Co - d 30 Mar 1 91 7 - f A[bram ] K LAYMAN ( b Bot Co) - m Ann (KINZIE) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutv il le Cem - cd TB of bon e - [ hus of #1 Kate M; #2 Alice E BARTON] LAYMAN, Ch a rle s T - b Mar 1865 - d May 1933 - f [Ja cob M LAYMAN] - m [Martha J REI D] - h/o [ Gus sie B KING ] - Ref Lemontown gravestone LAYMAN, Da ni e l (md) - b [ca 1780] Va - d Apr 1850 - age 70y - f [George LAYMAN] - m [ Barbar a BAUMGARDNER] - cd consumption - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [h/o Ma ry M (BAUMGARDNER) LAYMAN ] LAYMAN , Fra nk J - b 22 Sep 1888 - d 10 Nov 1896 - f W B [is circled & M is placed beside H] LAYMAN - m M (is circled & N is placed beside it] L - grave Haymakertown Cem LAYMAN, Fre d er ick M (CSA) - b [ ca l8L11) - f [ Abraham C LAYMAN] - m [Mary J ADAMS ] - h/o [Mary C (LEMMON) LAYMAN ] - grave Fairview Cem, Buchanan LAYMAN, Geo rge - b 18 June 1798 - d 16 Mar 1880 - f [George LAYMAN] - m [Barbar a (BAUMGARDNER)] - h/o Po1l y [ GISH] LAYMAN (d 1878) - Ref Lemontown gravestone VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 140 LAYMAN, G[eorge] - b ca 1760 [or 1764 Md, census] - d 20 June 1854 - age 94y - f [George LAYMAN] - m [Salome] - h/o B[arbara] LAYMAN (d 1852) - Ref Lemontown gravestone LAYMAN, George G - b 30 May 1842 - d 24 Nov 1902 - f (George LAYMAN] - m (Polly GISH] - h/o [Albina (DENTON) LAYMAN] - grave Dal evil le Cem LAYMAN, Jacob G - b 15 Jan 1836 - d 2 Sep 1927 - f [George LAYMAN ] - m [Polly GISH] - h/o Adeline IlSSLER LAYMAN - grave Troutville Cem LAYMAN, John McLANE (CSA) - b [ca 1831] - f [John LAYMAN ] - m [Mary KESSLER] - h/o Louisa & Fanny - grave Fairview Cem, Buchanan LAYMAN, Joseph C - b 15 Apr 1844 - d 25 Aug 1907 - f [George LAYMAN] - m [Polly GISH] -h/o Lydia (or Leana) E (BRITT) LAYMAN - grave Trinity Cem LAYMAN, Kate M - b 1 Oct 1858 - d 19 Mar 1893 - 1st w / o Charles E LAYMAN grave Troutville Cem LAYMAN, Lewis G - b 6 Dec 1834 Bot Co - d 6 Mar 1916 - f George LAYMAN (b Bot Co) - m Polly (GISH) (b Bot Co) - buried Laymantown cem - cd apoplexy - [h/o Lucy Ann LAYMAN - Ref Death Certificate; Laymantown gravestone LAYMAN, Lucy Ann - b 24 Apr 1838 - d 26 Oct 1899 - w/o Lewis G LAYMAN (18341916) - Ref Lemontown gravestone LAYMAN, Lucy Berta - b 2 Nov 1876 - d 9 Oct 1901 - f grave Laymantown cem Lewis G LAYMAN - m Lucy Ann - LAYMAN, Lydia E [census says Lee A) - b 28 Sep 1843 - d 4 Nov 1921 - f [Henry BRITr] - m (Elizabeth COFFMAN] - w/o Joseph C LAYMAN - grave Trinity cem LAYMAN, Mary - b ca 1802 - d 2 Oct 1868 - age 66y - f [Catherine] - w/o John LAYMAN - grave Laymantown cem [Abraham KESSLER] - m LAYMAN, Mary (md) - b Va - d Mar 1850 - age 70 [or 90] - f [Martin SEA] - m [1st wife] - cd dropsy - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [widow of Frederick LEMMON ] LAYMAN, Mary J - b 18 Mar 1817 - d 13 Aug 1933 - f [Sgt John ADAMS] - m [Mary] - w/o Abraham c LAYMAN (1818-1901) - Ref Lemmont own gravestone LAYMAN, Nathan E - b 18 Apr 1840 Camp Co - d 5 Oct 1916 - f Abraham LAYMAN (b Camp Co) - m Mary (ADAMS) (b Camp Co) - bur ied Mount Union Cem - cd not known - [h/o Sarah J (SNODGRASS) LAYMAN] LAYMAN, Polly - b 12 Jan 1803 - d 27 Mar 1878 - age 75y 2m 15d - f Jacob GISH - m Anna VINYARD - w/o George LAYMAN (1798-1880) - Ref Lemontown gravestone LAYMAN, Sarah J SNODGRASS - b 18 Apr 18Ltl - d 13 Apr 1910 - f - Nancy SMILEY - w/o Nathan E LAYMAN - grave Mt Union Cern LAYMAN, Theodosia U[liaka] - b 20 Jan 1858 - d 28 Feb 1903 - f LAYMAN - m Mary Jane ADAMS - Ref Lemontown gravestone VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Robert: SNODGRASS [Abraham C �Page 141 LAYNE see LANE, Woodville WILLIAMSON LAYTON, Edyth - b 15 Apr 1914 Va - d 16 June 1917 - f STENNETT (?) - m Eke (CHITTUM) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd septicemia LEADY see D W HUMBERT LEDBETTER see male CLAPPER LEE see Nancy McCARTY LEE, (unmd) - d by 13 Oct 1795 (Bot Co dau called an orphan) - dau Peggy (was born by Apr 1776 & was an orphan by 13 Oct 1795) LEE, male - b 15 Jan 1915 [Bot Co] - d 15 Jan 1915 [Bot Co] - f Ward P LEE [b Bot Co] - m Ida E (DUFFY) [b Bot Co] - cd born dead LEE, Charles Edward - b 23 Mar 1860 ·Bot Co - d ca 1931 Bot Co Heir list (WB 4 p290) - f Morgan B LEE - m Martha Ann BALL - Relatives: 1st wife Blanche BINES, 2nd wife Cora F; heirs were nieces & nephews, ch of bro wm J LEE, EC (b ca 1885), B 0 (b ca 1897), Carl (b ca 1901), Ralph (b ca 1904), Russell (b ca 1913), Effie MARKLE (b ca 1891), Ethel BRITT (b ca 1894), Della (b ca 1899) LEE , Daniel - d ca 1835 Bot Co (appraisal, WB E p635) - admr Powell B HUFF LEE, James (single) - b ca 1847 Scott Co, Va - d 20 Apr 1865 Bot Co (Death Bk) - age 18y - f William LEE - m Temperance - cd consumption - rep by father LEE, Janetta - b 23 Mar 1869 Monroe Co, WV - d 2 Mar 1916 Bot Co - f Anderson HUFFMAN (b Craig Co) - m Mary (WALTRON) (b Pa) - bur i ed family cem - cd acute nephritis - [hus Joseph E LEE] LEE, Mary - b 18 Aug 1887 Bot Co - d 18 Mar 1916 Bo t Co [Death Cert] - f James M PEERY (b Bot Co) - rn Cassie (SIZER) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd Intestinal TB - [bus LEE] LEE, Mela - b 10 Mar 1867 Va - d 29 Jan 1916 Bot Co - f Arch LANTZ (b Va) m Sallie (CALDWELL) (b Va) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd pulmontory TB - [Bus William Jackson LEE ] LEE, Oliver K - b ca 1894 - d 1961 Detroit, Mich (obituary) - bros & siss: O C, W J, JR, ET, R B, Mattie JONES, Mrs J W [Gome] WARD , Mrs J W NIXON LEE, Robert N - b ca May 1856 Bot Co - d 26 Jan 1859 Bot Co (Death Bk) - age 3y Sm - f Mason LEE - m Sarah LAVENDER - cd "Sour" throat - rep by father LEE, William Jackson - b ca 1863 Bot Co - d ca 1 926 Bot Co, List of heirs (WB 4 p74) - f Morgan B LEE - m Martha A[nn HALL] - wife Millie B LANTZ ; Ch Emmett C (b ca 1885, Effie M MARKLE (b ca 1888), Ethel BRITT (b ca 1890) , H 0 (b ca 1898), De1la (b ca 1902) , Carl (b ca 1904), Ralph (b ca 1906), Russell (b ca 1913) LEE, Zachariah - b ca 1792 Va (Bot Co census #453) - d by 13 June 1854, Admr qualif i ed Bot Co - f [Zacbarizb LEE] - m [ Jean WRIGHT] - wife Agnes BRICKEY ; Ch Sarah, William, Rowland , Morgan B, Mason, Wilson - Adm Zachariah LEE VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 142 LEE, Zachariah - d ca 1874 Bot Co (App, WB M p525) - f [Zachariah LEE] - m [ Agnes BRICKEY] - Adm Griffin L VANDERGRIFT LEFFLE or LEFFEL see Samuel OBENSHAIN, Col George WALKER Sr LEFFEL, Catherine - b 12 Nov 1916 Bot Co [Springwood] - d 13 Nov 1916 _ f Walter B LEFFEL [b Cra i g Co] - m Erma (DOLLHAN) [b Bot Co] - buried Springwood Cem LEFFEL, Charles M - b 9 Feb 1877 - d 16 Mar 1900 - age 23y lm 7d - grave Wheatland Cem LEFFEL, John - d by 11 Feb 1806 (ch call ed orphans) - ch Jacob (over 14) Polly (over 14), Anthony (over 14) , Sally (under 14) , Thomas (under 14)'' LEFFEL, Mary Emma - b 6 Nov 1880 Bot Co - d 5 Dec 1917 - f Lewis W DOLLMAN (b Bot Co) - m Mary L (SECRIST) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem _ cd TB wife #2 of Walter William Hedrick LEFFEL LEFFEL, Portia - b 6 Feb 1886 Bot Co - d 6 Feb 19 14 - f Lewis W DOLLMAN (b Bot co) - m Mollie (SECRIST) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd TB _ 1st w/o Walter William Hedrick LEFFEL LEFORCE, Rene - d by 1 Dec 1780 - Ref WB A pl84 , app & settlement - wife Cb Rene, & others not named - admr Rene LEFORCE LEFIWICB, Caroline - d 1868 - Ex bond 14 Sep 1868 Robert LUNSFORD LEFTWICH, George or Grief B - b ca 1827 Bed Co (cens us #393) - d 29 Sep 1855 - cd typhoid fever - rep by wife Elizabeth C LEFTWICH - Adm Palmer ST CLAIR (8 Oct 1855) LEGG see Thomas SESSLER LEIB(S) see LIEB, LIPES, Joanna WATKINS LEIB, Charles Matthew - d ca 1854 Bot Co - d 10 Aug 1 855 - f William LEIB _ m Judith - cd dysent ary - rep by father LEIBS, David - d by 9 Oct 1865 - Adm James ROWLAND, Sheri ff LEIB, Mason - b ca Feb 1774 Md - d 12 Apr 1860 - age 86y 2m - cd paralysed _ rep by son Samuel LEI~ LEMASTER see Redmont AKINS LEMON see Sarah Virgin ia CRUSH, Mary Il.INE, Elizabeth LESLIE, Mary Jane WHITMER, Elizabeth ZIMMERMAN, Sarah J KING, William RENTFRO, Robert ANDERSON Barry Chester BOWER, Lula FOUT, Abraham KESSLER, Benjamin KESSLER, Jacob ' KESSLER, John KESSLER, Margaret J KESSLER, Frederick M LAYMAN, Nan cy Jane MILLER, Bettie J SIMPSON LEMMON, female [Mary] - b 1856 ]ot Co - d 15 Dec 1856 - f Lewi s LEMMON - m Mahala A - cd unkn - rep by neighbor Haden MOORE VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES ; �Page 143 LEMON, mal e - b 13 Feb 1913 Ori skan y - d 13 Feb 1913 - f J E LEMON (b Va) m Cora Ballard (CRAWFORD) (b Va) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd still born LEMMON , fema le, twins - b 1856 Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1856 - f Abraham LEMMON - m Ju1ia [Ann SHORT] - rep b y neighbor John E BRUMFIELD LEMMON, Andrew - d by May 1847 - f [George LEMMON] - m [Agnes Elizabeth YOUNG] - Ref WB G p360 , will dated 21 Sep 1 846 - wife Mary; Ch James Ellis, Wil1iam Preston, Sarah Jane Emeline, Elizabeth R; m-i-1 Jane ELLIS; bro George LEMON, Ann BOWER - b & d no dates given - f [George BOllER] - w/o William LEMON [ md 15 Dec 1845] - g rave Brick Union Cem LEMMON, Christian - b [1764 Frederick Co, Md] - d by May 1828 - [ps shown as George & Salome & marked as wrong] - Ref WB D pSOl, will dated 8 May 1826 & 26 Feb 1828 , recorded May 1828; WB F p359 se ttlement - wife [Hester BAKER] ; Ch John, Jacob, George, Betsy ANDERSON, Mary NEVILLE; Gs David LEMON, [Note: name spel l ed 'LAYMAN' at settlement] LEMON, Christian - b ca 1803 - d 11 Feb 18 74 - age 7ly - f [George LEMON or LAYMAN] - m [Barbara] - h/o Sidney [BAKER] LEMON (1802 - 1871) - Ref Lemontown gravestone LEMMON, Christian - b ca Feb 1854 Bot Co - d 5 May 1860 - age 6y 3m 7d - f ?William B LEMMON - m Ann Susan - cd dypth eria - rep by mother LEMMON, Christian Baker - b ca 1844 Bot Co - d 7 Feb 1854 - f John LEMMON m Betty - cd scarlet fever - rep by father LEMON, Cornelius - b 1851 -d 1904 - f [George LEMON] - m [Joanna PERSINGER] grav e Lemon Cem (near Lick Run) LEMON, David - d by Sep 1817 (order) - Ref WB C pl03, app - his property was at his gf Christian LEMON's LEMON, David - b 1849 - d 1880 - f g rav e Lemon Cem (near Lick Run) [George LEMON] - m [Joanna PERSINGER] - LEMMON, Eliza A - b 20 Nov 1832 - d 31 Oct 1890 - f [Peter WRIGHT] - m [Susan] - 1 st w/o Joel B LEMMON [they divorced] - grave Mill Creek Cem LEMMON, Eliza Jane - ca Nov 1855 Bot Co - d 27 Apr 1860 - age 4y Sm ld - f ?William B LEMMON - m Ann Susan LEMMON - cd dyptheria - rep by mother LEMON, Elizabeth - b 23 Sep 1839 All Co - d 5 Mar 1916 - f Javis ( circle d & Jabez written above it) JOHNSON - m Maria (PERSINGER) - buried Lick Run Cem - cd heart disease - w/o John N[ewton] LEMON LEMON, Ellinora Sidney - b 12 July 185q Bot Co - d 28 Oct 1913 - f J[oel] B LEMON (b Bot Co) - m Eliza (WRIGHT) (b Bot Co, marked out & replaced with b Bed Co) - buried Mil l Creek Cem - cd cancer of liver LEMMON, Estaline Frances - b ca July 1850 - d 19 Apr 1860 - age 9y Sm 6y - f ?William B LEMMON - m Ann Susan - cd dyptheria - rep by mother VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 144 LEMON, Eveline E - b ca 1849 Bot Co - d May 1861 - age 12y - f Samuel LEMON - m E - cd diptheria - rep by father LEMMON, Frederick - d by Feb 1830 - f [George LEMMON] - m [Agnes Elizabeth YOUNG] - Ref WB E p207, will dated 22 Feb 1826 - wife Mary; Ch Martin, Polly, Harriet, Margaret H.Q.OFMAN, Jacob & Thomas J LEMMON, George Sr - d by Apr 1807 - Ref Bot Co WB B pl41, will dated 7 Dec 1805 - wife Elizabeth; 3rd son Jacob - Ex Jacob LEMMON LEMMON, George - b ca 1764 (or 1768) Md (census #1655) - d 15 July 1854 Bot Co - ps George 8 Salome LAYMAN, marked wrong - cd old age - rep by friend Harryman LUNSFORD [reported wrong parents] - buried Lemon town Cem - h/ o Barbara BAUMGARDNER - Adm Leroy CAMPBELL - Ref I p279 [did not state if WB or DB], partition of land, on 21 Oct 1854, to 1 Christopher LEMMON, 2 Mary SNIDER, 3 George LEMMON, 4 Jacob LEMMON, 5 John LEMMON, 6 Elizabeth COO~, 7 Barbara COOK, 8 Heirs of Samuel LEMMON, 9 Heirs of Daniel LEMMON, 10 David LEMMON LEMON, George - b 1809 - d 1881 - f [Jacob LEMON] - m [Jane GILLILAND] - h/o Joanna [PERSINGER] LEMON - grave Lemon Cem (near Lick Run) LEMON, George E (unmd) - b ca 1840 Bot Co - d 1861 - age 21y lOm - f John LEMON - m Bester [or Harriet LEMON] - cd fever - rep by father LEMMON, George Gideon - b ca June 1852 Bot Co - d 4 Mar 1860 - age 7y 9rn 7d - f ?William B LEMMON - m Ann Susan LEMMON - cd dyptheria - rep by mother LEMON, Gladis C - b 7 Aug 1913 - d 10 July 1915 - f Liburn J LEMON (b Bot Co) - m Hollie F (BURST) (b Va) - buried Brick Union Cem - cd clio colitis LEMON, Jack - b 7 May 1763 _ d 6 Nov 1848 - f [George LEMON d 1807] - m Agnes Elizabeth YOUNG - Ref WB G p563, will dated 11 Apr 1848 - wife Jane; Ch John, George, James, Samuel, Susan, William; Gdau Elizabeth PITZER - h/o Jane "Genny" GILLILAND - grave Lemon Cem (near Lick Run) LEMON, Jacob (urund) - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d 1861 - age 19y Sm - f John LEMON - m Bester [marked out, replaced with Harriet LEMMON] - cd fever - rep by father LEMON, Jacob M - b 9 Oct 1834 - d 7 July 1896 - f [Jacob LEMON] - m [Mary (WIERS) (CRAWFORD) LEMON - h/o [Martha J (REID) LEMON - grave Oriskany Cem LEMMON (or LAYMAN), James - b ca 1816 Va (census #1653) - d by 13 Nov 1865 f Daniel LAYMAN - m Mary BAUMGARDNER - h/o Margaret ..Peggy .. KESSLER - Ex Margaret LEMMON LEMON, J ames E - b ca 1829 Va (census #321) - d by 11 Nov 1851 - f [Andrew LEMON] - m [Mary ELLIS] - h/o Mildred - Adm William L ALEXANDER LEMON, James Washington - b 1836 - d 1920 - f [William B LEMON] - m [Martha] - h/o Lucinda Hazeltine DILLMAN LEMON - grave Hogan-Old Cem (Little Catawba) LEMON, Jane - b ca Jan 1771 Bot Co - d 30 Nov 1858 - age 87y lOm - f [James GILLILAND] - m [Susannah] - cd age - r ep by son G LEMON - w/o Jacob LEMON [d 1848] VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 145 LEMON, Joanna - b 25 Aug 1825 (All Co) - d (9 or 28) Oct 1913 (recorded in 2 places) - f Andrew PERSINGER (b Va) - m Elizabeth (STICt:LEMAN) (b Va) - buried Lick Run Cem - cd erysipalas - [w/o George LEMON (d 1881)] LEMMON, Joel B - b 13 July 1828 - d 9 Jan 1910 - f [Chrisley LEMMON] - m [Sidney BAKER] - h/o #1 Eliza A ; #2 [Emma J VAUGHN] - grave Mill Creek Cem LEMMON (or LAYMAN), John - b ca 1795 Bot Co (census #263) - d 16 June 1867 age 72y - f Jacob (marked out, Christian written above) LEMMON - m Catherine (marked out, Bester BAKER written above) - cd spasms - rep by son William H LEMMON (LAYMAN) - h/o Hester LEMMON - (Adm 13 May 1867 William B LAYMAN, all has been marked out) LEMMON (or LAYMAN), John - b 6 Mar 1796 Bot Co (census #723) - d 24 July 1861 - f [George LEMMON] - m [Barbara] BAUMGARDNER - cd flux - rep by son John ~ LEMMON - h/o Mary (KESSLER) LEMMON (d 1858) - Ref Death Bk, Lemontown gravestone - (Adm 13 May 1867 William H LAYMAN, all has been marked out, replaced with Daniel H KESSLER LEMON, John B - b ca 18 51 - d 18 June 1857 - f George LEMON - m Ann - cd fever - rep by mother LEMMON, John Henry - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d 5 Oct 1862 - age 3y LEMMON - m Ann - cd diptheria - rep by father f Abraham K LEMON, John K - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 18 Mar 1857 - f George LEMON - rn Ann cd fever - rep by mother LEMON, John N[ewton] - b 18 Jan 1834 - d 14 Mar 1909 - f [John LEMON] - m [Harriet LEMON] - h/o Elizabeth JOHNSON LEMON - grave Lemon Cem (near Lick Run) LEMON, John P - b 18 Mar 1837 - d 17 Oct 1889 - f [Christley LEMON] - m [Sidney BAXER] - h/o Hollie LEMON (1843-1892) - Ref Troutville gravestone LEMON, Josephine - b 22 Feb 1914 Bot Co - d 22 Feb 1914 - f William T (circled, L written beside) LEMON (b Bot Co) - m Mrs Virgie (BORER) [GRAYBILL] (b Bot Co) - cd born dead LEMON, Julia A - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d Nay 1861 - age 7 y - f Samuel LEMON - m E - cd diptheria - rep by father LEMON, Juliet: Douglas - b 12 July 1 817 - d 10 Mar 1909 - w/o [Jonathan LEMON] - grave Bethel Cern LEMON, Kate BRUGH - b 17 Nov 1854 - d 7 Sep 1948 - f [Daniel BRUGH] - m [Elizabeth RADER] - w/o Dr Rufus M LEMON - grave Mill Creek Cem LEMON, Lucinda Hazeltine - b 1847 - d 1928 - f [Daniel B] DILLMAN - m [Polly] _ w/o James Washington LEMON - grave Hogan-Old Cem (Little Catawba) LEMON, Lut:it:ia "Tichie" - b 14 Aug 1849 Bot Co - d 21 May 1914 - f Samuel RHULE (b Jackson, Bot Co) - m Sarah (FARRIES) (b Vinton, Va) - w/o William Thomas LEMON - cd apoplexy - grave Brick Union Cem VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 146 LEMON, Margarette - b 1843 Bot Co - d 11 Sep 1913 - f G[eorge] - m Dina (KESLER) (b Va) - buried Sharon Cem - cd cancer LEMON, Martha J - b 11 Sep 1830 - d 24 June 1890 - f HIFES - w/o Jacob M LEMON - grave Oriskany Cem w LEMON (b Va) [John REID] _ m [Rebecca LEMMON, Mary "Polly" - b ca 1792 or ca 1808 Deat h Bk - d 2 Oct 1868 or 17 June 18~8 or 28 Sep 1868 Death Bk - age 60 or 66y - f [Abraham KESSLER] - m [ Catherine HEPLER ] - w/o John LEMMON (1796-1861) - Ref Lemontown gravestone - cd heart d i sease - rep by son Carlton D LEMON - adm bond 12 Oct 1868 Robert:. R LUNSFORD, adm bond 13 June 1870 Sheriff THOMPSON (revoked Sep 1870 Jacob M LEMON LEMMON, Mary A - b ca 1860 Bot Co - d 7 Jan 1864 - age 3y llm 7d - f Jobn M LEMON - m Louisa - cd diptheria - rep by mother LEMMON, Mary Elizabeth - b ca May 1848 - d 2 Mar 1 860 - age l ly 9m 22d William B LEMMON - m Ann Susan - cd Dytheria - rep by mother f LEMMON, Mason - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 15 Nov 1857 - f Christopher LEMMON - m Sydney [BAKER] - cd causualty - rep by father LEMON, "Mollie" J (Mary) - b 22 July 1843 [Rke Co] - d 18 Nov 1892 - f [ Andrew BEAMER - rn Elizabeth - w/o John P LEMON (1837 -1889) - Ref Troutville graves tone LEMON, R[ufus] M, Dr - b 25 Aug 1856 - d 18 Oct 1916 - f [Joel B LEMON] - m [Eliza A WRIGHT] - b/o Xate BRUGH LEMON - g rave Mill Creek Cem LEMON, Samuel Iesler - b 9 Feb 1856 All Co - d 2 Jan 1916 - f George Washington LEMON (b All Co) - m Dianna (KESLER) (b Fincast l e) - buried Clifton Forge Cem - cd pneumonia LEMMON, Sarah A - b ca Aug 1858 Bot Co - d 5 May 1860 - age ly 9m 20d ?William B LEMMON - m Ann Susan LEMMON - cd dyptheria - rep by mother f LEMON, Sarah J - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d May 1861 - age lOy - f Samuel LEMON m E - cd diptheria - rep by father LEMON, Sidney - b 17 Feb 1802 - d S Dec 1871 - f tian LEMON (d 1874) - Ref Lemontown gravestone [S amuel BAKER] - w/o Chris- LEMMON, Virginia F - b 1859 Bot Co - d 3 Oct 1 864 - age Sy Om 3d LEMON - m Louisa - cd d i ptheria - rep by mot her f John M LEMON, Virginia M [ or Mary V] - b 6 Dec 1856 Bot Co - d July 1858 - age ly 6m - f George (circled & wr itten above James) LEMON - m R[ebecca PERSINGER] cd flux - rep by head of family James LEMON (see n ame of fathe r) LEMON, William Edward - b 18 Apr 1916 Oriskany - d 18 Apr 1916 - f James Edward LEMON (b Bot Co) - m Cora Ballard (CRAWFORD) (b Oriskany) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd difficult birth LEMON, William H - b ca 1831 Bot Co - d 1865 - age 34y - f Jacob LEMON - m Polly WIERS - cd amputation - rep by bro Jacob M LEMON - h/o Hettie (EVANS) LEMON VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 147 LEMON, William Thoma s - b [ca 1847] - f [Jame s S LEMON] - m [Sarah CLEAR] h/o "Tisbie " Lutitia Rule LEMON - grave Bri ck Un i on Cem LENTON see LANTBRON LEONARD see William RUSSELL, Sarah Ann RILEY LEONARD, Ann - b ca 1807 (1850 Bot Co census #598) - d 1869 - f BUSSELL w/o no t md but bore ch to Jos eph LEONARD, see LEONARD vs LEONARD, ende d 1781 (drawer 42) - Ex bond 10 May 1869 Anthony LEONARD LEONARD, James - b ca 1818 Va (census #597) - d by 13 Mar 1865 - b/o [#1 Na ncy J (d 27 May 1856 Death Bk) #2 Mary France s BASTIN] - Adm Robert R LUNSFORD LEONARD , Mary (widow) [probabl y same as Ann , see ] - b ca 1803 Cumberl and Co, Va - d 2 Mar 1869 - ag e 66y - cd gravel - rep by son John LEONARD LEONARD, Na nnie Bell - b 18 Oc t 1912 Bot Co - d 10 Apr 1913 - f Robert F LEONARD ( b Bot Co) - m Nannie (ST CLAIR (b Bed Co ) - bur ied Gl ade Creek Cem - cd meneng i t i s LEONARD, Na ncy Jane - b ca 1821 Bed Co - d 27 May 1856 - age 3Sy - cd childbed fever - rep by bus James LEONARD LEONARD, W S - b l J une 1893 Bot Co - d 16 Apr 1915 - f J W LEONARD (b Bot Co) - rn Rosa (GILES) (b Bed Co) - buri ed Bl ue Ridge Cem - cd TB LESLIE see Mary E HELMICK LESLIE, Elizabeth - b 10 July 1839 Bot Co - d 26 Feb 1917 Bot Co - f Chrisley LEMON ( b Va) - m Sidney (BAKER) (b Va) - buried Gla de Creek Cem - cd Va l v ular heart l esion LESLIE, William - b 15 J an 1853 Pul ask i Co , Va - d 28 Sep 1912 Bot Co - f John LESLIE (b Pul aski Co) - rn don ' t know - buried Baldwin, Va cern - cd catar oh al cond i tion of bowe l s & blader LESTER see Larkin Rakton THOMPSON LETSHAW see LATSHAW LEVY, John - b 17 56 I r e l and - d May 1856 - cd old age - rep by Steward of the poor LEWIS see Richard BANDY, Ma di son T BEALE, J ohn MADISON, William McCLENACHAN, Jo s eph PHIPPS , Geor ge L Killum BEALE, Li za CRAIG, Charles C SPEARS, Jonathan TOSH, Mary Sophia WOODVILLE LEWI S, Al exander (of Sweet Springs) - d by 27 May 1799 - Ref WB A p513, app LEWI S , Andrew - d by 14 Feb 1782 - Ref WB A pl41, will dated 23 Jan 1780, admr bond - wi fe ; Ch J ohn, Samuel, Thomas, Andrew, William; Anne (under 14 on 9 May 1782);--Gss Andrew , Samuel 8 Charlie (all sons of John) ; bros Th oma s , Wi l liam ; sis Margaret - ad.mr Andrew LEWIS, Thomas LEWIS VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 148 LEWIS, Andrew Jr, Capt - d by 29 Nov 1 8 14 - [John LEWIS] - m [Martha] - Ref WB B p407, 416, WB C p251 app, sale; WB C p21 dower; WB C p322 sett l ement dower to Jane; Ch Sally (md James L WOOD); John, William, Patsy, Samuel, Emeline, Eliza, Jane Ann - On 12 Mar 1816 , WD, Patsy, Eme line, Samuel , Eliza & Jane were under 1 4 8 by 12 June 1 821 Emeline was over 14. - Admrs Nat Burnwell, Allen TAYLOR [see Chalkley's II p232, 233] LEWIS, John, Capt - d by 14 Aug 1783 - Ref WB A pl88 , wi ll dated 9 Oct 1782 , admr bond - wife Marthew; Ch Andrew, Samuel, Charles, Elizabeth 8 one unborn; bros Andrew, Thomas - admr Thomas LEWIS, Andrew LEWIS LEWIS, John, Capt ( Rev so ldier) - b ca 1755 - d 4 June 1823 near Sweet Spri ngs - age 68y - r ep in "Herald of the Valley" 20 June 1823 LEWIS, John - d by 19 Apr 1902 - cd natural causes - Ref Inquest papers LEWIS, Martha Rosella - d 30 Sep 1822 - f Capt Andrew LEWIS, dec ' d - rep by "Herald of t he Valley" 9 Nov 1822 LEWIS, Sallie Gray - b 28 May 1 835 - d 12 Mar 1918 - w/o #1 C C SPEARS, #2 J D LEWIS - grave Fincastle Presby cem LIEB see LEIB, LIPES LIEB, Rebecca - b ca 177 7 Pa - d 11 Aug 1857 - cd c onsump tion - rep by hus Moses LIEB LIFFORD (mayb e SIFFORD), Jane - b ca 1813 Bed Co - d 15 Sep 1855 - f Richardson ALPINE - cd enew mon ia - rep b y hus George LIFFORD LIKENS, Andrew (also writ t en LUKINS ) - d by 10 Mar 1780 - Ref WB A pl32 , admr bond, appra i sal , settlement - On 10 Nov 1780 orphans named Andrew, Margaret, David, Jones, Philip - admr Marcus LIKENS LINDSEY see Thomas REED, LINSEY LINDSEY, Andrew y - b 23 May 1868 - d 6 J u l y 1897 - Ref Allen-Carper Cem (near ruins old Allen house) LINDSEY, BF - b S May 1869 Bristol, Va - d 23 May 1 9 14 - f R J LINDSEY (b Va) - m Bebecca (TEMPLIN) (b Va) _ buried Buchanan Cem - cd shot himse lf with pistol LINDSEY, Elizabeth - b 13 July 1796 - d 29 Mar 1875 - Ref Sheets fa mily gravestone, River Bottom near Eagle Rock LINDSEY, Henry - b 6 Feb 1840 - d 28 May 1841 - Ref Sheets fami l y g ra vestone River Bottom near Eagle Rock LINDSEY, Margaret - d by Apr 1804 - Ref WB B p62, will dated 20 Feb 1801 sons : Samuel, Matthew, Walter; gch Samuel (of Matthew); Samuel (of Wal ter L); Margaret (of Walter L); Margaret CANTLEY, Samuel CANTLEY, niece Agnes SMILY L INDSAY, Matthew - d by 15 May 1778 - ref Admr bond - admr William CROW VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 149 LINDSAY, Robert - d by 15 Nov 1775 - Ref WB [# & p not given] , Appr & Admr Bond - admr John STEWART LINDSEY, Samuel - d by 13 Apr 1784 - Ref WB A p204 , will dated 27 Sep 1782 , admr bond - wife Margaret; Ch Matthew, Erling (md ~- CANTLY); Samuel, Walter - admr Margaret LINDSEY LINK, David W - b 6 Sep 1872 - d 24 Sep 1891 - f J W LINK - m W V - grave Mill Creek Cem LINXENBOKER see Caroline BOOZE, Edward Gordon FLAHERTY, William Randolph HYPES, John W KESSLER, William Harvey KESSLER, W L LIP ES, Alice MURPHY, Charles A MURPHY LINXENHOKER, male - b 18 May 1913 Saltpeter Cave , Bot Co - d 21 May 1913 - f Isaac Wesley LINKENBOKER (b Bot Co) - m Mary Catherine (REDMAN) (b Arritts, Va) - buried Springwood Cem - cd asph ixia (mucus & blood) LINKENHOGER, male - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 23 July 1854 - f Lewis LINKENBOGER - m [Esther] - cd f lux - rep by father LINXENBOGER, Abbett - b ca Jan 1858 Bot Co - d 18 Oct 1860 - age 2y 4m - f Elias LINK.ENBOGER - cd croup - rep by father LINKENBOKER, Adam (md) - b ca 1783 Va - d July 1849 - age 66y - f [Elias LINKENBOKER] - m [Hannah STREEPER] - cd Paralasis - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule LINKENBOKER, Bettie - b ca Feb 1862 Bot Co - d 16 May 1865 - age 3y 3m - f Lewis LINXENBOKER - rn Easter - cd flux - rep by father LINKINBOKER, Catherine - b 24 June 1805 - d 9 Aug 1882 - f [ Coonrod THRASHER] - w/o Samuel LINKINBOKER - grave family cem (near Wheatland) LINXENHOKER., Charles - b 24 Mar 1858 - d 19 Apr 1935 - buried Wheat l and cem LINKENBOKER, Cora B - b 20 Mar 1884 - d 30 Sep 1901 - f W B LINKENBOKER - m N B - grave Amsterdam cem LINKENBOKER, Elias - d by De c 1821 , marked out; replaced with June 1817 App ordered - Ref WB c pl72 , 174, 351 , settlement & division - Ch George , Lydia (md Joseph SPITLAR) ; Catherine (md Matthew BOWERS); Anna (md David RIDDLESBARGE'R ); Elias, Sarah (md Henry KAYSER); Joseph, Betsy , Hannah (rnd SIFFORD ) ; John, Adam, Rebecca (md Abraham BOOSE) - adrnr John KELLY LINKE:NROGER, Elias - b ca 1802 (census :/11747) - d by 13 Aug 1850 - h/o Mary - adm Abraham BRUBAKER LINKENBOKER, Elias _ b 27 Jan 1810 - d 24 Jan 1879 - grave Linkenhoker cem (Milton farm, w. of #11 on 628) LINKENROKER, Eliza - b 1847 Bot Co - d 22 Dec 1913 - f David NOFTSI NGER (b Bot Co) - m Sallie (KINSLEY [written above is KIMBERLING]) (b Bot Co) bur i ed Andrew Chapel Cem - cd Brights disease - [w/o George S LINKENHOKER] VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 150 LIN:i:ENBOKER, Eliza A - b 12 Mar 1815 - d 12 June 1889 - grave Linkenhoker Cem (Milton farm, W of #11 on 628) LINXENBOCER, Eliza Jane - b 1835 - d 1923 - f George W RADER - m Susan _ Ref Brick Union gravestone LINXENBOCER, Elizabeth [unmd] - d by Dec 1822 - f [Elias LINXENHOKER (d 1817) - m [ Hannah STREEPER] - Ref WB C p376 , app - admrs John LINXENBOKER , George LINXENHOKER LINKENBOCER, Emaline T (single) - b 27 Feb 1831 Bot Co - d 29 Mar 1869 _ age 38y - f Samuel LINI:ENHOIER - rn Catherine [THRASHER] - cd consumption _ rep by father - grave family cem (near Wheatland) LINXENBOKER, Emily Jannett - b 20 Feb 1844 Bot Co - d 22 June 1912 - f John LINXENBOKER (b Bot Co) - m Lucy (GAUNT) - buried Amsterdam - cd heart disease LINXENBOKER, Eugene Plybon - b 13 June 1892 - d 2 Dec 1895 - f W B LINKENHOGER - m N B - grave Amsterdam cem LINXENBOKER, Eveline C Nace - b 1841 - d 1903 - w/o Martin K LINXINBOKER _ grave family cem (near Wheatland) LINKENBOGER, Frances Samuel LINXENBOGER - b ca 1780 Va (census #683) - d by 10 Feb 1851 _ adm LINXENBOGER, George - b ca 177 6 Va (census #1349) - d by 16 July 1853 _ h/o Elizabeth STONE (d 1844) - Ex John LINKENHOGER LINXENBOIER, George w - b ca 1831 Mont Co (census #1548) - d 12 Dec 1857 _ age 25y llm 20d - f John LINXENBOCER - Lucy (GAUNT) - cd casual ty - rep by father - b/o Mary LINKENBOKER - adm John LINXENBOKER LINXENBOIER, George Washington - b 19 Feb 1834 Bot Co - d 17 Sep 1914 _ f Joseph LINIENIIOKER (b Va) - rn [Susannah (RULE )] - buri ed Springwood cem _ cd carcinoma of right cheek LINXENBOKER, Barry W - b 23 July 1895 - d 31 Mar 1899 - f f Lula A - buried Wheatland cem C J LINXENHOCER _ LINKENBOGER, Henry Taylor - b ca 1847 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1853 - f John LINKENBOGER - m Lucy - cd scarle t fever - rep by father LINXENHOKER, J p - b ca 1833 - d 4 Apr 1895 - age 6ly 6m - f [Elias LINKENBOKER] - m [Eliza A PEERY] - wife Ellen R BOOZE - ref Resolutions of respect in Fincastle Herald of LINKENBOKER, Jackson - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 30 Oct 1861 - age 20y LINKENBOK.ER - m Eliza - cd fever - rep by father f Elias LINKENHOKER, James C - b 18 June 1876 - d 4 Aug 1900 - grave Wheatland cem LINKENBOIER, James Edward - b 2 Aug 1859 Va - d 13 Aug 1916 - f William LINKENHOKER (b Va) - m Estaline (McCOY) (b Va) - buried Forest Grove Cem - cd Brights Disease VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 word query (does not include your name, address and e-mail address) per issue as space permits. 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Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke,, Virginia '311 l<oanoke City Public L.ibr"°"" l!A Virginia f<oom �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SO CIETY INC Calendar Year 2008 Area Code 540 Officers and Executive Board President Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership VAN Editor Immediate Past President VAN Editor Emeritus Karen Kappesser Pamela B. Young Vacant Mickey Prescott Don Vaughan Jim Nelson Michael Blankenship Pamela B. Young Babe Fowler email a dd ress 977-0067 342-2367 gkkapp@ infionline.net pmyoungOO l @aol.com 985-0751 989-8645 725-5303 989-1469 342-2367 563-1733 mprescott3@cox.net DONSVGS@aol.com jas nelson@cox.net mblankens@yahoo.com pmyoungOO l @aol.com fo wlervw@cox.net 989-8645 342-2367 563-1733 989-1 469 DONSVGS@aol.com pmyoungOO l @aol.com fowlervw@cox.net mblankens@yahoo.com 342-2367 pmyoungOO l @aol.com Committees Computer/Labeler Program Historian VAN Exchange Quarterlies Publicity Book Reviews Don Vaughan Pamela B. 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Single or family memberships are $20.00; Organization and Library memberships are $15.00. Members with mailing addresses outside the United States shall add $10.00 to the above fees and all monies are payable in U.S. currency. All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or to SVGS, Inc. and mailed to: SVGS, ATT: Membership, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 240262485. BACK ISSUES of the VAN: 1995 and earlier, are available at a reimbursement cost of $4.00 each, as long as the supply lasts. More recent issue~ ~e $6.00 each. These prices include postage. Mailed to Virginia addresses please add 4.5% sales tax. A bulk mailmg of old VANs to one address may be eligible for a discount. All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, ATT: Jim Nelson, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. BOOKS for REVIEW: Book~ s~bmitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When subm1ttmg a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and ir;ifonnati.on.~ to where orders for additi?nal ~opies may be placed. Following their review, all books will be placed m the V1rg1ma Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roa,noke, Virgini~. ( �VIR6INIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 32 - No. 2 - Spring 2008 (ApflL May, June) CONTENTS New Books In the Virginia Room submitted by Pamela Young 51 Belmont School Days by Elizabeth Spoelma 55 African American Ancestry - Springwood Cemetery by Robert Bird Additional Springwood Records by Margarette Tynan 56 Memories Held in a Vase by Elizabeth Spoelma 69 1800 Bedford County Tax List from the files of the Virginia Room 70 New Virginia Room Webpage 88 Botetourt County Death Records, continued by Charles T . Bwton 89 Submissions fo r future issues are always welcome. If you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblankens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. �Southwestern 'Virginia (jeneafogica( Sociery) :Tnc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 PLEASE READ Dear Fellow Members, I have some bad news for you - The Society is on the verge of disbanding . Membership is down, costs for printing and mailing the VAN are up and if we fall below 200 members mailing costs will skyrocket. We spend more money then we take in and while there is enough money in the treasury to continue for this year and possibly next, it is unlikely that we can make it beyond the end of 2009. We mail out meeting reminders to those in the Roanoke area but hardly anyone shows up. A ll we can conclude is that no one cares about the meetings. The cost of mailing the reminders and the honorarium paid to the speaker further drain our resources. The board has discussed ways to increase the bottom line. We could increase dues. A small increase would be of little help. We could decrease the size of the VAN to cut printing and mailing costs. If we had a website we might increase our membership. But, would the members be satisfied with greatly reduced quarterly publication and adding members from all over the country would not solve the meeting attendance problem. We REALLY need local members who are willing to come to meetings and more important take an active part in the Society. It seems no one wants to take an office and we, the board, cannot go on forever. I have asked the board to think over the summer about whether to disband or not. At the board meeting in September we will discuss our options again and make a decision. Now, I call on all members to give some thought to what we should do and PLEASE, PLEASE contact me with your feelings and suggestions. My contact information is listed below. I look forward to hearing from you. Happy Hunting, K~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Sca1ybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Page 51 New Books In the Virginia Room Books in t he Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library can b e v iewed during n o rmal library hours . SC 917.3 G487s Some Colonial Mansion s and Those who Lived in '!'hem 2 volumes by Thomas Allen Glenn 1899 Henry T Coates & Co. SC 929.375502 C59lv Virginia Wills before 1799, A complete abstract register of all. names mentioned in over 600 recorded wills , arranged alphabetically by William M Clemens 1924 Bilblio co . P 286.175583 M6lm Mill Creek Baptist Church History 1804 - 1954 Botetourt County VA . P 352.96 R531f Final Statement of Community Development Objectives & Projected use of Funds City of Roanoke 1994 p 975.5785 B782v Montgomery County Virginia & Virginians 1606 - 1888 by Dr. R. A. Brock Mountain P ress 325 .2 479 B859L The Lithuanians in American 1651-1975 compiled by Algi rdas M. Budreckis 1976 Oceana Press 388 . 4 R79t Trolley Car Treasury by Frank Rowsome 1956 McGraw- Hill 929.2 B684 B326c The Chain Rejoined by J . Ross Baughman 2005 Shenandoah History 929 .2 Hl68 W499h History of the Halterman (Holdiman, Holeman, Hal.diman) Ross, Cul.l.ers, O'Flaherty, Families of the Shenandoah Valley, VA by Wertz & Hutchinson 1973 929.2 Ml32g The Greenbrier McCl.ung Way by Rheba Irrene McClung 1990 Easton Printing 929 . 2 P293pg Payne - Golding Family History (Wiley Payne 1851 & Nancy Jane Golding 1858) Their Ancestry to Colonial. Virginia Their Descendants through cl995 by Aubrey Hampt:oo Payne 1999 Wababawab Publishing 929 . 3757 Y82r York County, South Carolina Court Minutes 1786-1797 by Laurence K. Wells 1981 929.3757 Y82w York County South Carolina Wills Abstracts 1787-1862 by Brent H. Holcomb 2002 975.5991 Q27w Winchester, Virginia, Streets, Churches, Schools by Garland R. Quarles 1996 Winchester- Frederick County Historical Society 975 . 5991092 Q27s Some Worthy Lives, Mini - Biographies of Winchester - Frederick County by Garland R. Quarles 1988 Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society 929.34521 PB49 Potpourri from our files: Family Records of the Lower Eastern Shore Volume I 1996 A Project of the Lower Delmarva Genealogical Society & the Research Center for Delmarva History & Culture at SSU 363.209 755 V819 1982 Virgi n ia State Police Yearb ook 363 . 209755 V819 1992 Virginia State Police Yearbook 779.99737 Z38b The Blue and Gray in Black and White , A History of Civil War Photography by Bob Zeller 2005 Praeger Publishers 929 . 3757 YB2d York County, South Carolina Deed Abstracts Volume I: Deed Books A - E 1786 - 1801 by Brent H. Holcomb 2008 SCMAR 929.375702 H697ro South Carolina's Royal Grants Volume I : Grant Book 1 through 9 1732 1761 by Brent H. Holc omb 2006 SCMAR 975 .5 912 H31 2h A History of Waynesboro, Virginia 1900-1976 by George R . Hawke 2007 Jostens 378.755025 Rll8 Rad£ord University 1995 Alumni Directory by Radford University Bernard c . Harris Publ1sh1ng Company 1~95 929.1072 Sch43m Mexican-American Genealogical Research by John Schmal & Donna Morales 2007 Heritage Books VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 52 973 . 70922 B45 9h Bouse of AbrahalJI: Lincoln 2 00 7 Houg h ton Mifflin Company & the Todds, a family Divide d by S::epher. Ee:-:-y 308 B455p The Papers of Sir William Berkley 1605-1677 edited By l·: ar:-en M. Library o f Virginia 975.503 SR3 5w Why Confederates Fought by .n.aron Sherman- Dean 2007 The Carolina Pre ss 929 . 2 C62 a An American Family b y Edward N. Clopper 1950 Standard Company Billir.gs 2 0:1" Univers~::y Pr~nt~~g 929 . 375702 H697ro South Carolina Royal Grants Volume Three : Gra nt Books 1768-1773 by Brent H. Hol comb 20 08 SCMAR & o: 1:0:-::r. ?ub l ishi~s 18 thro u g h 2 4 929 . 375702 H697ro South Carolina Royal Grants Volume Two: Gra nt Books 10 through 17 1760 1768 by Bre nt H. Holcomb 2008 SCMAR 975 . 8 Hl43h Building the Blue Ridge Parkway by Karen J . Hall 2007 Arcad id Publishing p 973.74 15 N463L List of Black Servicemen Compiled from the War Depar tme nt Co l lection of Revo lution of Revolutionary War Records by Deb r a L . Newman 929.375915 Hl23d Charleston , South Caro l i na City Di rectories f or years 1816 , 1819, 1822, 1825 , 1829, 1830, 1831 , 1835 , 1836, 1837, 1838, 1840, 1841, 1849 , 1852 , & 1855 by James w. Hagy 2002 Genealogi cal Publishi n g 928 . 31 R4 4lb Baroness von Riedesel and the American Revolution, Journal & Corres p o ndence of a Tour of Duty 1776-1783 by Ma rvi n L. Brown , Jr . 196 5 Universit:y of North Carolina 929.274 N877g Gene alogical Di ctionary o f Maine & Ne w Hampshir e by Sybil Noyes, Libby & Wa lter G. Davis 1979 Gene a l ogical Publishing 929 . 3742 Dt 8lb Vital Records of Dover, New Hampshire Societ:y 19 77 Charles T. 1686 - 1850 by Dover Historical 929.3742 St81w Strafford County, N . H. Probate Reco rds 1771 1983 Heritage Books 1779 by Helen F. 929 . 374461 B657b Boston Births, Baptisms , Marriages & Deaths 1630 Appleton 1978 Genealogical Publishing Evans 1800 by William $. 97 3 . 3149744 M112d Divided Hea rts Massachusetts Lo yali sts 1765 - 1790 A biographi c al Directo ry compiled by David E . Maas 1980 Published by The Society of Colonial Wars in the Commonwealt:h of Massa c h u setts , The New Engl and Histo r ic Ge n ealogi ca l Socie ty 974.25 Sc4 4h Colonial Era History of Dover, NH by Joh n Scales 1977 He r itage Books 974 . 900397 C57a Annals of Swedes on the Delaware by Jehu Curtis Cl a y 1938 John Ericsson Memorial Committee 977.185 W67 1h A History of Jackson County, Ohio with index by D. W. Williams 2001 Windmill Press p 929 . 3 75502 P96 Public Officers of Virgi n i a 1680 - 1702 -1714 Press (3 volumes) 2007 Mount:ain ? 973.35 V819 Virginia - Navy and Marines In The American Revolution 2007 Mo u ntain P r ess p 9 75.515 L349e Ea s tvi l le at a Glance by Frances Bibbins Latime r 2004 Published by Hickory House p 975.515 St45h Hog Island , Virginia by Charles A. Sterli n g 2005 Hickory House sr, 975.4 Sh28w West Virginia in History , Life , Literature and Industry by Mo r ris Purdy Shawkey 1928 Lewis Publishing 929.2 Ok2s Scott and Catheri ne Moran Okes Family by Lonnie L. Okes Jr. 2003 929 . 3749 PS3c 1 671 Census o f the Delaware by Peter Stebbins Craig 1999 Pub3ished by ehe Genealogical society of Pennsylvania 929.375502 P662m Marri a ge and Dea th Notices from Al exandri a , Virgini a Ne wspape rs Volume I 17 94 -1838 & volume 2 1838 - 1852 Compiled Wes ley E. P1ppenger 2005 Privately published by Comi:;:.ier 380.1 4 G 487r Roanoke Gas Company 1 883 to 1997 by Robert W. Glenn, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Jr. 1997 �Page 53 92 9.2 K636 F46 k Kirks of Grayson County, Virginia by Compiled & Research ed by Na nc y Kirk Cox & Bettye - Lou Kir k Field s 19 80 Gazette Pr ess 929. 2 CBll H369c A Child Will Ask ... Corbins from 1620 to 1993 b y Pe a r l Corb i n He l wig 1 994 Gateway Press 912 . 489 G29d Kort over Danmark 1:200.000 (Danish maps) 1 97 6 Kobenh a vn 929 .2 K6 4 9 D734k The Kite Family History, Fragmentary Records in a New Nation b y Merl e Kite Dar ius 1986 929 . 2 P5 1 P5 3 5p A Phile n He irloom Chro nicle o f Peter & Fereby Philen & thei r Descenda n ts 1782 - 19 92 Narrated & De signed by Ge raldine (Ch a pman) Phile n 1993 Ga teway Pres s 325.2479 W4 9 9a The Armenians in Ame rican 1618 - 1976 Compiled & Edi t ed by Vladimir Wertsman 1978 Oceana Publications 325 . 2495 GBl l The Greeks in America 1528 - 1977 Compile d b y He ike Fenton & Melvin Hecker 1978 Oceana Publ ica t i ons 32 5 .253 M4 7 3a The Arabs in Ame r i ca 1492 - 1977 Oceana Public ations Comp i led b y Beverle e Turner Mehdi 197 8 Searching the Family Tree Find the list of words vertically, horiz ontally , diagonally , forwards and backwards. 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RE~T.±.VE RES.EARC,H s. ii3.:Lii\fG . '. '., ~ ~bN . . . S POUSE .. · SURNAME UNCLE \ ' �Page 54 BELMONT SCHOOLDAYS Today I drove through the old Belmont Hill section of South East Roanoke, just looking for anything that was there when I was a child. I lived in Michigan for many years b efore moving back to Roanoke. Now, everything seems strange and new. I especially wanted to see the comer of Dale Ave. and 8th Street, the location of B e lmont Elementary School. I went to school' there from the first grade through the sixth grade, from 1924 to 1930. Nothing is the same- it seems strange and unfamiljar. The old brick school is gone. Instead, there is a Salvation Army church on the old school grounds. Gone are the front and back playgrounds - the front for the boys and the back for the girls. I remember.how excited we all were when a slide was added to the girl's playground. I will never forget the new fire escapes that were installed when I was in the 3rd or 4tb grade. They looked like tall, metal silos opening onto the second floor. A slide spiraled down inside. When we had a fire drill"' we were lined up and one-by-ooe had to sit down and go sliding into what seemed to be a big, dark hole. Some of the children were afraid. They cried and did not want to go down. Another vivid memory is the big, walk-in basement. The lower grades could go inside in cold or wet weather and wait for the bell to ring at 9 a.m., telling us it was time to go to class. There were benches to sit on and there was usually a teacher present to keep us reasonably quiet and orderly. Tue restrooms were also in the basement but separate from the main room. The basement was divided by a wall into two large rooms - one side was for boys and one side for girls. Tue students who couldn't go home for lunch carried their lunch in a box or a brown paper bag and ate in the basement. There wasn' t a cafeteria or a gym until much later. By today's standards, the rules and the teachers were extremely strict. Absolutely no talking to classmates was allowed and we had to raise our hands if we needed to ask the teacher a question or tell her something. Eating anything or chewing gum in class was a terrible crime. We might have to write, "I will never chew gum or eat in class again," from 50 to 100 times on the blackboard or perhaps stand in the comer or stay after school VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 55 for a week. It was humiliating to have to stand in the comer or write on the board in front of your classmates. I had teachers who were really excellent, helpful and understanding. Other teachers were impatient, strict and crabby. But most of my memories are happy ones, especially those of my first grade teacher, Miss Crocket. Second grade was Miss Penn, younger and who wanted everything in perfect order. She went by the book; rules had to be obeyed exactly. Miss Fetters, whom we called "Miss Feathers," was my 3rd grade teacher. Fourth grade was Miss Jackson but my memories of that year are sketchy. It was a bad year for me because of my father's serious illness. I adored my Dad and I was really emotionally disturbed when he died in April of the following year. Miss Lucas was my 5th grade teacher. She was very patient, understanding and gentle following my Father's death, but again, my memories are vague of that year. Then in the 6th grade, I had Miss Dean. She was a good teacher but a very strict one. This was my last year at Belmont. I went to Jackson Junior High and many of my elementary school mates were there, too. I have so many memories of my childhood in S. E. Roanoke. Some happy, some very sad, but Roanoke is my old hometown that I love. Submitted by Elsie Elizabeth Franklin Spoelma DOB: 8-15-1918 POB: Roanoke, Virginia Delivered by: Dr. Saunders, at home Mother: Lydia Ellen Sprinkle Franklin Father: William Moman Franklin VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 56 African American Anc~&tr~ Springwood Burial Park Perhaps more than 1,000 people found their last resting place in Springwood Burial Park in Roanoke's Lincoln Terrace neighborhood between 1937 and 1979. Heavy undergrowth has since overtaken the private graveyard for Blacks, but Roanoker Robert Bird is leading a charge to recapture Springwood. The 78 year old Scout Leader bas turned the clean-up of Spriogwood into a project for his scouts. As of the date of publication he bas massed information for 767 gravesites. Of those, less than 290 are marked. Mr. Bird bas graciously given the Virginia A ppa lachian Notes tbc privilege of publishing these records from his personal files. This is seasonal work~ so hopefully next year the VAN will have additional burials to report. Do you have information on Springwood, or someone buried there? Contact Robert Bird at birdnest14r'@cox.net or (540) 366-0996. Additional Springwood Records M argarette Tynan, a lifetime member of the Botetourt Gc~ealogy C lub, went through 3 bunch of her old Roanoke Times newspapers and submitted the following records. She is over 80 years old. We appreciate her efforts to keep the legacy of S pringwood alive. The Roanoke Times 7/23/1964 Mrs. Amanda Williams. died Tuesday of 615 Georgia Ave NW .. Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 9/1/1970 . Bud French 79 died Sunday 1707 Grayson A ve NW; graveside by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 5/13/1963 Mrs. Lucy B. Frances of24 McDowell Ave, NW died Sunday, Id. Virginia M itchell; 2 sons John & Isaac ... Fizers Funeral IIome The Roanoke Times 2/4/1964 Sarah Edith Washington 1305 Loudoun Ave NW ·· Funeral Tuesday by l-lamlar Curtis. The Roanoke Times 11/6/1964 F reddie R. Jones from 606 A. Gregory Ave. NE funeral Sunda y by IIamlar Curtis VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 57 The Roanoke Times 11/3/1964 Mrs. Lelia B. Jones of 905 Center Ave, ~. by Fizers Chapel; burial Wednesday The Roanoke Times 4/4/1962 Irvin Robonson of 429 Orange Ave NW died Friday burial by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 2/27/1970 Raymond Strange 52 of 511 Gregory Ave., NE will be Saturday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 3/19/1965 Gladys Fulton of 905 Madison Ave., NW died Thursday w/o Theodore Fulton burial Saturday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 3/22/1969 Mrs. Nathan Seay (Ida Stone Seay) of 33 11th St. SW. widow of Nathan Seay ... Funeral Monday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke T imes 3/18/1964 Willie L. Bowman 817 Gilmer Ave., NW funeral Sunday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 2/14/1964 Louise Willis of 19 Gainsboro Road, NE funeral Saturday at Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 6/17/1964 Margaret Willis 1008 Center Ave., NE funeral Thursday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 2/11/1970 Willie James Haskins 75, of 112 Giles Ave., Vinton ... funeral Tuesday at Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 12/31/1966 George Smith of 1617 Downing St. NW. funeral Thursday by Fizers The Roanoke Times 2/24/1964 Samuel H. Green 302 Loudoun Ave., NW will be Wednesday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 2/20/1970 Sam Harris 606 Gregory Ave., NW funeral Saturday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 2/7/1969 Burley Nickerson 503 Harrison Ave funeral Saturday by Hamlar Curtis VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 58 The Roanoke Times 11124/1964 Charlie Stone, Jr. age 19 of Gregory Ave. NE. funeral Wednesday by Hamlar C urtis The Roanoke Times 6/30/1969 Tyler W. Morton 320 Wells Ave .. funeral Tuesday at F izers The Roanoke Times 21911969 Napoleon B. Burwell 528 McDowell Ave., NW funera l Monday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 3/23/1964 Edward L. Johnson 525 Fairfax Ave., NW died F riday burial by 1-lamlar Curtis. The Roanoke Times 8/16/1964 Nannie Robertson 429 Orange Ave., NW funeral Monday by Iiamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 3/31/1964 Leo Coleman 201 Chestnut Ave., NW. funeral Wed nesday by F izers The Roanoke Times 3/4/1967 Lester J(jng 216 First St., NW died Tuesday ... Funeral Wednesday by Fizer Fu neral Chapel The Roanoke Times 12/4/1964 Mrs. Ruth Dillard Webb age 100 of 505 Gilmer Ave., NW. F uneral Saturday by Williams Funeral H ome Chapel The Roanoke Times 5/5/1965 Annie Otey 1612 Loudon Ave., NW funeral Tuesday by F izers The Roanoke Times 12/2/1962 Calvin Eugene Thomas 316 Orange Ave., NW died F riday .. funeral Monday by Hamlar Curtis The Roanoke Times 6/20/1964 Classie Robinson 1008 Center Ave., NW funeral Sunday by Hamlar Curtis. Submitted by Rena Worthen Botetourt Genealogy Club President & Founder P OBOX 1107 Buchanan, Va. 24066 doreatr@rbnet.com VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �SPRINGWOOO BURIAL PARK · RECORDS OF ROBERT BIRD Map First -No1 ANGUS 2 !CHARLIE 3 BESSIE 4 ROSA 5 WILL 6 MARGARET 7 JOSEPHJNE 8 AUSTRALIA 9 ELIZABETH 10 JAMES 11 LAURA 12 M 13 JAMIE 14 15 I BERTHA 16 F 17 GEORGE 18 VliClorial 19 GEORGE 20 JESSIE 20 JESSIE 21 MARIAH 22 DUDLEY 23 M ROBERT HERMAN HAZEL WAL TE NANNIE MARION CHARLES ARTHUR Middle l GEORGE MITIIE MJTIJE llli MARY iillo. 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L 1887 1957 BROWN MA RJON 1920 1972 BROWN WILLIAJ\f 1904 1957 BUCKNER SR JOSEPH WILLIAM BURNS FANNJE P 1900 1967 SAM\JEL 1889 1956 1959 1961 1894 1972 CARPER BERTllA 1912 1957 CRANEY $R LERm' 1895 1950 BURWELL CALLAWAY CALLOWA\ CAMPBELL CORA ROSA CANAOA \ ' VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 64 CLAY RAYMOND 1911 1974 CLEMENT EMM.AA 1886 1951 COLEMAN CLOTEALE 1.933 1955 COLSTON ARTHURS 1894 1954 COLSTON COMPTON BERTHAE CL... 1894 1953 1948 JAMESH 1864 1955 COOPER MATTIE 1873 1967 COOPER COOPER .JIMMYD COWAN HOWARD COWAN JAMES COWAN MELANIE CRAIG NORAB 1869 CRAWLEY EMELL 1881 MARYJ 1881 1955 CRAWLEY CROAN CAMILLAS 1881 1969 CROAN JA 1877 CROAN ANDREW TOM 1915 CURTLS BILLG 1909 DAVIS SAMUEL 1880 DA\' J>lNKEY 1909 DENT JESTERL 1897 1969 1954 1949 1940 1972 1972 1946 1951 1957 DIVERS SAMUEL DRAPER ROSA 1880 EARLEY FRANCIS 1919 EASLEY MATTIE 1890 EASLEY JAMESL 1930 EA!O"LEY BEATRICEC 1909 EDWARDS WOODSONW 1892 EDWARDS MAGGIE 1877 EDWARDS BESSIE 1907 EDWARDS THOMASE EDWARDS LERA 1893 ELLIOTT GEORGE 1887 EVANS WILL 1895 EVERETT ADDIE 1893 EVERETT ADDIE JANE 1893 FEAGANS LOlS LANDONIAS 1883 1951 FIELDS FIELDS MARGARETH 1878 1958 FISHBURN TINSLEY L 1897 1963 Flf>'HBURN ELlZABETHB 1901 1972 FLIPPEN FRANCES ANN 1936 1.956 1959 1967 1975 1966 1956 1967 1960 1951 1957 1957 1958 1967 1967 FLIPPIN HENRY 1896 1950 FRACTION FR.EDD 1910 1960 FRANCIS LUCY BELL 1883 1963 FRANCIS LEVI 1879 1950 FRANI<LlN SR WINFRED JAMES 1905 1962 FREEMAN MARIAH A 1900 1958 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 65 FRENCH BUFORD A 1944 1948 FULTON GLADYSL 1908 1965 F'ULTON THEODORE 1906 1962 FUQUA ALFRED 1888 1963 GAITJTER WM 1896 1957 GLENN LUCIOUS 1900 1951 GOODIUCJI WALTER.J 1894 1968 GORDON WILLIE 1889 1952 GRANT MlLTIDA 1865 1947 GRANT WILL1AJ\ll JIERDE'RT 1883 GRAV JR WILLffi 1945 1914 1966 GREEN WMH GUNN CHARLIE A 1941 RMRSTON E.M MA 1899 1945 HAM BA.BY BOY 1963 1963 HANCOCK ISABELL 1874 1947 HARLEY ANGUS 1881 1950 BARP ER BERTHA BARlUS WILLIAM 1897 1958 HARRIS HAZEL 1925 1973 HA'WKINS GRACE 1891 1952 HAYDEN ROYAL 1898 1976 HEBRON VIRGINIA 1924 1951 HENDERSON JOHN HERMAN JIERMAN 1910 1957 BOLl\ffiS ROBERTS 1896 1969 HOUCFflNS COLUMBUSF 1890 1961 HOWARD l\iARTHA A 1900 1950 HOWARD JR SAMlJEL l897 1949 HUNTER JAMESR 1892 1961 UOLLOWAV HUNTER HUNTER ALFREDR HURT JR HURT CLARENCE 1910 1955 ffiVJNG TffOMAS 1891 1948 JACKSON BABY BOY 1962 196'2 .TAMES FRANK JAMES ANNlEMAE 1911 1960 JEFFERSON BEN.IAMINP 1894 1957 JOHNSON BESSIE L 1898 1962 JOHNSON GEORGEW 1916 197.S JOHNSON LUKEE 1900 1964 JOHNSON WALTER 1887 1950 JOHNSON RACHEL 1890 1953 JOHNSON JOHN HENRV 1926 1957 JOHNSON BETTIE 1953 JONES BllGIDE B 1902 .JEFFERIES t973 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 5"~ ~ °""'• ~~~~~ ~· ~~~· a.n<L~ ~ a,nJ,,4.Q/ QA\/••• �Page 66 1957 JONES GEORGIA 1901 JONES KATEW 1881 1945 1968 JONES ARTHUR 1897 JONES JR OSCAR 1924 1957 1894 1950 JOPLIIN RUSSELL 1904 1970 KEELING LILLIE DICKERSON 1908 1958 LANDERS SR FRANK 1902 1960 LANE EUNICE TURNER 1921 1968 LANGHORN NORWOODS 1915 1943 LAW MASTEN O 1921 1944 LEE GEORGIE 1890 19-19 LEFTWICH F 1910 1956 LEFTWICH ARTHURW 1901 1973 LOVELACE NOLA 1898 MACKLIN N 1808 1944 MARCH LAURA 1888 1958 MARSHALL THOMAS 1910 lltATTOX GERTIEL 1895 JUMPER MAYS BETTY 1956 MEADOWS ELIZABETH 1907 MEDLEY MNELLIE A 1901 MEDOWS BOWARD 1922 Mll..LBERRY THOMA.SN 1815 MILLNER TOM 1870 MOORE ETHEL E 1888 MORTON JESSIE 1907 MOTEN LULA 1868 1970 1967 1956 1973 1959 1957 1939 1951 1957 1960 1974 1954 .RALPH NELSON 1926 NICKERSON BURLEY 1969 NOEL MARYE 1904 PARKER AMOS 1962 PASCHEL JR BERBERTV 1968 PENN EP.1MAB 1869 PETTY PERCEVT 1884 PINNJX MITTIE 1972 PLENTY WILLlAMH 1892 POE SAMUEL VIVJAN 1894 1968 P01NDEXT£R TAW 1877 1951 POWELL JOSEPHINE 1917 1958 REAMEY LEWISH. 1865 1961 REAMY LEWISW 1865 1961 RIVENS ROBERT 1925 1972 RO_ERl'SON ROSIEL ROBERTSON HPATT 1908 1940 ROBERTSON NORMANS 1887 1946 RODINSON CBARLES 1904 1972 RODINSON CllARLlE JAMES 1915 1962 ROSE LETHA BELLE 1890 1956 NAPIER 1972 1973 1971 1948 1968 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 67 ROSS J'R RAYMOND 1930 1949 RUCKER WALTEL 1899 1972 R USSE LL ELOUISE 1920 1939 SALTER BAB\' BOY 1962 1962 SALTERS J\llATTIE B IR92 1966 SAUND ERS FRED OL EAN 1930 1979 SAUNDERS LYLBURNC 1916 1941 SCHL EY OAJSYE 1883 1956 SCHLEY WILLIAMS 1883 1941 SCOT T CIIARLES 1911 1949 SESSION cnruss 1891 1970 SINGLETON IlAVANAE 1910 1960 SMITH JERRY PRESTON J9JO 1959 SMITD WILLIAMA 1860 1960 SJ\.DTH LUCYF 1898 1960 SMITH D'llOLEY S 1900 1958 SM ITH JOHNB 1913 1974 SMITH MAGCffi lJ 1884 1970 SMTTIJ MlTTIEA 1912 1970 Sl\flTB MITTillA 1911 1970 SMITH ANNAL 1868 1944 SNYDER FLORENCE 1897 1947 SPEARS CLARENCEC 1882 1959 STAMPS J 1864 1957 STEVENS .JAMES 1876 1955 STONE JR C UARLill 1925 1964 STOVALL RlCHARD C 1927 1969 STOVALL SHERM.AN W().,.c) 1885 1956 SUMMERALL FRANKS 1963 1979 SUMMERS BA\'WOOD 1884 1943 TAYLOR CLAYBORN 1893 1944 TAYLOR JULIUSC 1907 1969 TERRV FRANCESE 1940 1972 TERRY MARGCES 1913 1960 T ERRY JAMES II 1922 1963 TUOMAS WILLIAM 19JO 1955 THOMPSON RENAM 1920 1951 THOMPSON NORA 1869 1952 TBOMl'SON ROBERTM 1934 1969 THOMPSON MARY 1914 1951 TINSLEY MINA TRENT ANNA 1885 1949 TUCKER MARGARET 1897 1957 TURNER ROBERTA P 189.. 1938 T l lRNER RUTH M 1923 J940 TURNER AUGUSTAS D 1893 J95J TYNER RUFFIN A 1888 1965 TYNER l'.WlVE 1889 1973 1890 1955 unknown The Recording Of A Cemete~ By Thelma Greene Reaga1 Today we walked where others walked On a lonely, windswept hill; Today we talked where others cried For Loved Ones whose lives are stilled. Today our hearts were touched By graves of tiny babies; Snatched from the arms of loving kin, In the heartbreak of the ages. Today we saw where the grandparents lay In the last sleep of their time; Lying under the trees and clouds T heir beds kissed by the sun and wind Today we wondered about an unmarked spot Who lies beneath this hollowed ground ~ Was it a babe, child, young or old~ No indication could be found Today we saw where Mom and Dad lay We had been here once befort Oo a day we'd all like to forge~ But will remember forever more. Today we recorded for kith and kin T he graves of ancestors past; To be treasured for generations hence! A record we hope will last C herish it, my friend; preserve it, my friend'. For stones sometimes crumble to dus1 And generations of folks yet to comE Will be grateful for your trus1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 68 unknown unknown uknown LEETEEO ABIE WJknown unknown anJmown WILLIAM BLACK unJmown 1946 1948 1907 1957 1918 196? 1!>56 1956 1942 imJmown JOHNH 1969 imJmown unknown HESTER tmknown ROVANNA 1911 1970 1969 unknown unlmown WADE DELORES ANN 1968 WALKER JAMESD 1878 l !M4 1878 1952 WALKER MAGG.IE A WALLER ... LL WALLER MARY ELLIS 1893 1956 WARD LAWRENCE 1896 1?56 WARREN ELLJSM 1897 1957 WARREN MUNGIE 1891 1963 WASIDNGTON SARAHE 1897 1964 WASBIJ'.iGTON BC 1889 1964 WATKINS JOSID.A 1890 1967 WATSON SAMUELD 1922 1960 WATSON ORJNJ 1890 1956 WEBB LOUISE 1905 1956 WEBSTER PAULINEE 1919 1976 WHALES ANNIE 1888 1949 WIDTTEN CORA 1896 1958 WHITTEN GEORGE 1869 1947 WlLLIAMS VINNIE 1905 1962 Wll.LlAMS C_RAG 1904 1969 WILLIAMS FLOYDW 1892 1954 WILLIAMS TOM 1880 WITCHER JOEC 1874 1?49 WOODS LEO 1897 1957 WOODS BEN 1940 WOODY N 1896 YANCEY MR 1895 1957 •ii ·I-I ' 1-1 ' ~ ... ' If> • ". i,, ' i.-. • It.. • i,.. ' It.. · II' ' . ~r-~ Lo , I , , , Lo . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ' Lo , Lo ,. i. . ' I 'Lo I �Page 69 MEMORIES HELD IN A VASE Submitted by Elsie Elizabeth Franklin Spoelma I'm sure most of you are familiar with carnival glass. It has become quite collectable over the years. It is called carnival glass because it was given as a prize at carnivals and amusement parks. This vase is filled with memories for me. My mother won it at a booth at Lakeside in the 1920's. It sat on a mantle in our house and was a constant reminder of how much fun a kid like me could have at Lakeside. When I was very young, my parents took me to Lakeside on picnics and on the more gentle rides, such as the Ferris Wheel and the Merry-Go-Round or the hobby horses, as most children called them. The Amusement Park opened to the public in 1920 as a man-made lake for swimming. It had a sandy beach, complete with a boardwalk. It was 300 feet long and 125 feet wide. By 1923, m any rides had been added, including the first roller coaster, officially called the Wildcat. In 1968, a new roller coaster called the Shooting Star was built. Both were most often locally called , ''The Thriller." When I was older and went to Lakeside with school friends who always wanted to ride The Thriller, I could never let them know how I hated the roller coaster or how much it scared me. So, I closed my eyes, gritted my teeth and went screaming down with the others. Lakeside closed October 19, 1986. My interest in the history of Lakeside led to searching for the details and I discovered that I am older than Lakeside, which was quite a shock until I decided it was o.k. My vase and I are still here, but Lakeside is gone. Thank-you for letting me reminisce and share my memories. It is amazing how many memories one iridescent, orange colored glass vase can hold! VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 70 BEDFORD COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1800 TAX LIST In the .fo llowing entries, the .:first number after each name is that of -the white ma le s over age twenty-one, the second· the number of horses owned , and th e third, 1f' given, the number of tithab l e s laves over a g e twelve. [First District ] Matthew Tate, Commissioner Alexander, Andrew 1-2 Alexander, Thomas 1-1 Armstrong, Thomas 1-1 Adams, Jeremiah 1-2 Austin, Thomas 2-4-2 Ayers, James 4-7-3 Austin, James 5-5-4 Allen, Wm. 3-3-2 Asbury, James 1-3 Ad.kirson, Lewis 1-4-1 Adkirson, Joshua 1-0 Adkirson, Ellis 1-3 Adkiraon, Jer emiah 1-1 Adkirson, John 2-2 Austin, Rober t 1-4 Austin, William 9-8-13 Andrews , Thomas 4-4-2 Adams, Ann 1-1 Adams, Samuel 1-2 1-1 Adams, Henry 2 -3-1 Adams, Wm. Anthony, Christopher Sr. 2-3 l 2-wheel chair Negro Adam 1-0 Anthony, Christopher .Jr. 2-3 Ayers, John, Jr., & Co. 1-3 Adams, Absalom 1-1 Adams, Wm. 1-0 Arthur, Wm. 1-3 Adams, Joseph 1-3 Auld, Josiah, & Co. 4-3-1 Allen, Edward 1-1 Ashwell, John 2-2~1 Arthur, Thomas Jr. 1-1 Arthur, Thomas Sr. 1 -2 Ayers~ Samuel 1-2 Anthony, John A. 4-2-3 Anderson, David 1-1 Anthony, Mark 8-3-8 Ander son, Robert 4-3-3 Adams, Wm. 3 -7-2 Arthur Lewis 3-3-3 Arthur, John 1-l Arthur, Wm. Sr. 2-l Arthur, Jekinias l-0 Adams, John 3-4 Adams, Thomas 3-1-2 Adams, Wm. 1-1 Arthur, Jame s 1-0 Agnew, Samue l 1-0 Abe t ant, Joshua 5 -3-5 Ab etant, Jesse 6-3- 5 Ablephent, Samue l 1-2 Brown, Joseph l-2 Baker, Joseph 2-3 Brown, Daniel (miller) 1-1 Bewly, Christopher 1-3 Brown, Jesse 1-1 Brown, Elizabeth l-3 Baker, Samuel Jr. 1-2 Baker, Samuel Sr. 2-2 Baker, Henry 1-l Baker, Absalom 1-1 Brown, Daniel Sr. 5-4-5 Brown, -Daniel Jr. l-1 Brown, Shadrick 2-1-2 Bond, Allen 1-2 Bandy, George 1-2 l stud horse Bagswell, Drewry 4-3-4 Branch, James 2-3-1 Branch, Susanah 1-1-1 Blankinship, Ben jamin 1-2 Blankinship, Elizabeth 1-0 -1 Bozwell, George 1-0 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 71 Brown, Henry, Estate 0 -2 Brown, Henry 5-4-5 Burnes, James l-1 Brewer, Philip 2-2 Baber, George 1-0 Barton, Elisha 1-2 Burson, Nathan l-1 Barton, Thomas 1-0 Ballard, Stephen 1-1 Browning , Caleb . 1-6 Brown, James 2-2-1 · Brown, George T. 1-1 Bes t, Levi 2-3-1 Burton, Robert 1-1 Barker, Edwin 1-1 Buford, Wm. 4-2-3 Bobbitt, Randolph 1-3 Brown , Wm. 1-2 Brown, Ebenezer 1-2 Becknor, David 1-1 Barton, Burr 1-0 Black, John 1-1 Burton, Jacob 4-6-~ Berditt, Gervis 1-0 Boatwright, Wm. 2-1 Brewer , John H. 2-1-1 Beard, Margaret 0-2 Ballard, Amos 1-1 Baker, Daniel 1-4 Brannon, Lawrence 1-2 Bowls, Elisha 1-1 Boram, Aron Jr. 1-3 Boram, Aron Sr. 1-2 ordinary license Banks, Samuel 3-8-1 Banks, Dorcas 1-0-1 Boyd, James 1-2 Boyd, Wm. 1-1 Black, Ben 1- 1 Baber, Wm. 1-2 Buford, Henry 8-8-7 Bramblit, Reubin 2-3-1 Bobbitt, Wm. 2~2-1 Blackwell, Moses 4-3-3 Bewly, Nathan 2-3 Board, Wm. Jr. 2-1-1 Barber, Edward 1-1 Brown, Sawny 1-1 Bozwell, Barney 2-1-1 Bozwell, Charles 1-2 Ba sham, James 1-1 Barker, Edward 1-0 Board, John 11-10-11 Board, Stephen 1-0 Bramblit, Wm. 2-1-1 1 stud horse Bratcher, Can 1-1 Bratcher, John 1-2 Bratcher, John Sr. 5-3-3 Baker,. S.a~ue 1 1-0 Basham, Nathan 1-1 Basham, Obediah 1-1 Boothe, John 1-0 Bennum, Jacob 1-0 Byrd, Luke 1-4 Burnett, Elisha Sr. 1-2 Burnet t, Joshua 1-1 Burnett, Elisha 1-1 Bennet, Richard 6-2-7 Bond, Wright 2-3-1 Bryant, William 1-1 Board, William Sr. 5-2-5 Bowls, John 2-1 Bott, Frederick 2-1-1 Black, Chrisley 1-1 Burton, William 2-3-1 Board, James 4-4-1 Board, Absalom 1-2 Bently, Banner 1-2 Black, Samuel 1-1 Black, John 1-1 Black, Daniel 1-1 Burnett, Wmson. 3-2-3 Best, John 1-0 Bowyer, John 1-1 Burditt, Richard 1-0 Burnitt, Samuel 1-2 Burnitt, John 1-0· Barber, Elisha 1-0 Butler, Wm., Estate 4 - 6-4 Ballard, I1cCaJah 2-3 Black, John (G C) 1-3 Cwnpton, Meridith i ...o Cundiff, Isaac 4 -2-3 Creary, William 1~3 Correy, John 1-3 Casey, J~me s 4-3-1 Casey, William i~1 Carter, John 3-5-3 Carter, Mary 6 -6-5 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 72 BEDFORD COUNTY 1800 TAX LIST Creasy, John 2- 4 Creasy, Thomas Jr. 1-2 Creasy, Byrd 1-0 Creasy, Charles 1-2 Creasy, William 1-0 Cadwallader, Thomas 1-2 Cadwallader, Moses 1-1 Cadwallader, Jesse 1-2 Cundiff, Benjamin 2-4 Corley, Carrell 2-6-1 Corley, William 1-2 Carney, John 2-2 Carney, William 2-2 Coty, Jacob 1-5 City [Coty?], Chris ti'an 1-2 Craigg, Robert 1-4 Crumpacker, John 4-8-1 Crumpacker, Joel 2-2-1 Crumpacker , Abram 2-4-1 Cowan, Robert 11-7-12 4- wheel carriage Craigg, Adam 1-2 Chaff en, Joseph 5-5-1 Coatz, Samuel 1-1 Cundiff, George 4-5 Crouch, William 2-1 Crouch, Polly 1-1 Crouch, Joseph 1-2 Casey, Alexander 2- 2-1 Cundiff, John 2-2 Candler, Zadikiah 2- 2-1 Campbell, Thomas 6-4-5 Canady, George 1-1 Claytor, Samuel 8-9-4 Corley, Thial 1-0 ·Colbert, Francis 1-1 Cooper, William 2-5 Cundiff, James 1-1 Cundiff, Richard 5-1-5 Cundiff, Lewis 1-1 Chapman, Nathan 1-2 Coleman, James 1-2 Carter, IA:lvid 1-2 Clark, William 1-0 Cr1nshaw, David 9-9-11 Crain, John 1-1 Callaway, Ach1111s 1-8-1 Canady, George Jr. 1-0 Cundiff, Elijah 2-3 Cundiff, Isham 1-1 Cundiff, Elisha 1-1 Cadwallader, John 1-1 Claytor, John 7 - 6 - 6 Cazey , Jer emiah l - 1 Crumb, Abram 1-l Gordin, E dwar d l-0 Cart er, John 1-1 Dowe ll, Nehemiah 2 -1 Duva l, Skinner 1-2 Dobbins, Griff in, 4 - 5 Dickson, George 3-10-4 Dallice, John 1-l Davis, Rober t l-0 Dabney, Cornelius 2 - 3 Dollard, William l-1 Davis, Thomas 1-1 Dent , John 2-6 Dent, William l-1 Dawson, Jacob 3 - 5-l Dawson , George 2 - 5 -1 De arin, J emima 2 - 2 - 2 Dickinson, Joseph 5-5-4 Davis, James 1-l Dowell, Francis 1-1 Dabney , William 1-1 Debo, Michael 2 -~ Dowdy, John Sr. 1-3 Dowdy, John Jr. 1-2 Dowdy, Elijah 1-0 Dabney, Charles 1-1 Dabney, George 1-2 Donoho, Edward 1-1 Dillard, George 1-0 Davis, Henry 1-1-1 Deake, Aldin [? ] 1-1 Dowell, Micajah 1-2 Dear ion [?], Lewis 2 - 2 Durham, William 1-2 Dickinson, William 1-2 Durri tt , Richard 4-3-5 Dobbins, Battin 5 - 6 -4 Durr1tt, William l-1 Dody, James 1-0 Dowdy, Hunl ey 1-3 Dowdy, William 1-2 Dowell, Elijah 2-2- 1 Dickinson, Agness 1-1 Dobbins, Samuel 1-3 Dobbins, Griff i n Jr. 1-0 Daniel, James 1-2 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 73 Dickson, Thomas 1-1 Dimmy, John 2-1 Dowdy, Claybon 1-0 Dickson, John 1-1 Dickson, John Jr. 1-0 Drewry, Joseph 2-1 Dallace, M Duke 1-0 Doss, Azar1ah 2-1 Doss, Joel 3-3 Dickson, William 3-2-l Donn, Joseph 1-2 Dowdy, Ezekiel 1-0 Dallace, Robert 1-1 Dickinson, William Jr. 1-2 Early, Jacobus 7-6-6 Eagar, James 3-5-1 Eagar, John 1-2 Ellis, Uriah l-1 Erwin, James 1-3 Erwin, Samuel 1-2 Ellis, William 3-4 Early, Joshua 4-4-4 Early, Joel 2-1-1 Eads, Joseph 1-3 Eads, Edward 2 - 2 Eckhols, James 3-1-2 English, George L. 2-3-1 English, William 1-1 English, Charles 2-1-1 English, Dinah 4-0-4 Ellis, Ben 1-1 Ellis, Spencer 1-1 Freeman, James 4-4-1 Fould1n, John 1-4 Franklin , Edmund 3-1-2 Flournoy, James 1-4-1 Ferrell, Gabriel 3-1-2 Fuqua, Aron 1-1-1 Fiddler, Samuel 1-3 F rith, J oseph 1-1 Fisher, Daniel 1-2 France, Jacob 1-2 Foster, John 2-2 Fields, Daniel 1-0 Franklin, John 1 -2 Fie lds, Samuel 1- 1 Filer, Frederick 2-3 Feazle, Philip 3-4 Feazle, William 1-1 F eazle, Barnard 3-7 Feazle, Jacob 3-1 Fealds, John 3-4-1 Frith, Joseph 1-0 Franklin, John 2 -4 Frith, Harbert 1-0 Frith, Thomas · 3-5 Finny, John 1-0 Forgesson, Jeremiah 1-2 Fruit, Jacob 1-2 Fulkins, John 1-2 Fuqua, ~homas 7-6-6 Fuqua, Caleb 1-1 Fuqua, Moses l-1 Failing , Henry 1-5 Finny, Peter 1-1 Gross, Isaac 2-5-1 Gibb s, William 1-1 Grubbs, Jesse 3-3 Garrett, Silas 2-3-1 Gilpin, Francis 3-3 Gilpin, William 1-1 Goggins, Pleasant 1-1 Greenwood, Samuel 1-2 Goore, J ohn 3-1-2 Gibs on, John l-2 Greer, Asa 1-1 Gill, Charles 4-5-3 . Green, E dward 1-1 Garrett, John 4-4-2 Graham, Michael 8-11-6 Good, Edmund 1-0-1 Gowen, Daniel 2-1 Gowen, Hanoah 1-0 Grif rin, Samuel 2-5-2 Gross, John 1-1 G1llespey, Charles 1-1 Goode, William 1-0 Goode, Robert Jr. 1-0 Goode , Robert Sr. 1-2 Goode, Thomas 1-1 Goare , Standly 1-2 Hole, Charles 1-2 Hole, Nathan 1-1 Hole, Jae ob 1-3 Hole, .Jonah 1 -0 Herford, Benjamin 1-0 Herford, Thomas 1-0 Hag ue, Samuel 1-2 Helm, John De 1-1 Hoo.f'roan, George 2-2 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 74 BEDFORD COUNTY 1800 TAX LIST Harris, Samuel 3-2 Hughs, Benjamin 1-2 Hix, Philip 2-2 Harwood, Francis G. 5-3-4 Hopson, Richard 8-5-9 Huckaby, Thomas 1-2 Hancok, John 2-1-1 Raiden, William 1-0 Raiden, John 3-2-1 Hogan, Enoch 2 -4 Hogan, Obidiah 1-2 Haynes, Hamton 1-3 Hopkins , John 2-2-2 Huddleston, Henry 1-1 Huddleston, Joseph 1-1 Hopkins, Francis 8-5-7 Hilton, Jeremiah 1-3 Hancock, John 1-2 Hancock, William 1-1 Hardy, Solomon 4-5-2 Hughs, David 2-4 Haynes, Henry Sr. 6-7-8 Haynes , Henry Jr. 1-1 Holland, Druery 0-5 l stud horse Holland, Stephen 1-4 Hudne ll, William Sr. 3 -4-2 Hollady, John 1-2 Hollady, David 1-2 Hollady, Lewis 1-1 Harriss, James 3-3-2 Hall, Hezekiah 3-5 Holt, Lucy 4-6-4 Holt, Hary 3-1-2 Hill, Robert 1-3 Huckaby, John 1-1 Hurt, Elijah 1-1 Homan, Ralph 2-2 Holt, Thomas 5-3-4 Hurt, Henry 1-2 Henderson, Benjamin 1-1 Raiden, Charles 1-3 Hurt, Elisha 3-5-2 Hore, Edward 1-1 Harper, .Robert 2-3-1 Holt, Joseph 2-5-1 Hunt, Stephen Sr. 3-5 Hunt, John 1-1 Hunt, Thomas 1-1 Horsley, William 1-1 Huddleston, Abram 1-2 Howell, Thomas 1-2 Hopkins , William 6- 8 -6 Hewit , Isaac 1-0 Hampton, John 9-8-6 Hardy, Samuel 1-3 Hix, Farthing 1-2 Hix , Jeremiah 1-3 Hale, Stephen Sr . 5- 3 - 2 Hale , Thomas 1-1 Hale, William 1-2 Hale , Stephen Jr. 1-1 Hale , I.abourn 1-0 Hale, Richard 1-0 Hatcher , Farley 3-3-1 Hal l, Elisha 4-3-2 Hall, Matthew 2-3- l Hall , Jesse 1-1 Hackworth , George 1-4 Raiden, William 1-2 Haiden, Joseph 1-1 Hudne ll, John 1-2-2 Hudnell, William Jr. l-1 Hudnell, Thomas 2-1-1 Hudnell, Richar d 1-l Hancock, Samuel 8 - 6-7 Humphris , John 1-1 Harry , Negro 1-3 Hurt, James 1-3 Hurt, Moses 3-3-2 Hurt, Mary 2 - 2 -1 Hix, William 1-2 Hughes, Rice 2-1-1 Hatcher , Benjamin 11-7-8 Hudson, Robert 2 -5 Hudson, Alexander 1-2 Hudson, John 1-2 Hudson, James 1-1 Hudson, Simon 1-1 Hatcher, William 1-1 Hatcher, Richard 3-2-2 Hatcher, Hezekiah 1-0 Hunt, Jacob 1-0 Hackworth , William 1-1 Hackworth, Ben jamin 1-0 Hackworth, Joseph 1-2 Hambleton, James 1-0 Howe ll , David Jr. 1-0 Howell, David Sr. 1-2 Hunley, Nehemiah 1-0 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 75 Howell, John 1-1 Harris, Levi 1-1 .Hackworth, Thomas 1-1 Hackworth, William 1-0 Hackworth , John 1-2 Ho llagan , John 1-1 Hai l, John 1-0 Hanks, Fleetwood 1-1 Hancock, Edward 3-4-2 James, John 2-2 Jones, Owen 3-1-5 James, Isaac 1-3 Jordan, Absalom 2 -1 1 stud horse Johnson, James 2-4 Johnson, Joseph 1-1 Johnson, James Jr. 1-1 Jones, Martin 1-3 Jinkins, Abram [?] 1-l Jinkins, Jeremiah 2-6 Jinkins, David 1-0 Johnson, Thomas 1-2 Jinkins, Isaac 1-5 Ivine, Robert 1-1 Jordan, Winston 2-4-1 Jordan, William 5-6-3 James, Daniel 2-4 James, Samuel 1-1 James, Lawrence 1-1 James, Adam 1-1 Johnson, Christopher 2-1-1 Jordan, Woodson 1-1 Jordan, William 1-1 Jarred, John 1-2 Jarred, Thomas 1-0 Jarred, Joseph 1-3 Johns, Charle s ( Blaclanan) 1-l Negro Ja ck 1-2 James, William 1-4 Jordan, Jonas 2-2 Jordan, Ben jamin 2-2 Johnson, John 5-6-4 Jinkins, Jacob 1-2 Johnson, Zachariah 1-1 Jones , John 1-1-1 Jones, Jesse 1 -0 1 stud horse Jones, John 1-0 Jennings , Samuel K. 3-2-1 Kennett, John Jr. 1-0 Kennett, Zachariah 1-1 King, Aviry 1- 4 King, Abram 1-1 King, William ·1-2 Kiplinger , John 1 -1 Keanon, James 1-3 Kent, John 2-2 Kesson, David 0-2 Kennett , Pete r 1-1 Kennett, Joseph 1-2 K~nnett, John Sr. 2-2 Krantz, Michael 2-2 Krantz, 'Thomas 1-1 Yi.rantz, Jacob 1-1 Loyd, Henry 1-2 Lamb, Jacob 1-1 Lamb, Archibald 1-3 Iazanby, Robert 2-7 Leftwich, William 5-7-7 Lancaster , Robert 1-2 Lee, William 8-6-6 Lee, Alexander 2-2-1 Lee, Bever ly 2-0 Lewis, Jesse 1-1 Lewis, George 1-2 Lewis, Joel 1-2 Lewis, Evan 1-2 Lewis, James 1-2 Lyles, Manassah 3-4-1 1 stud horse Leftwich, Wi lliam , son of' Thomas 2-3-2 Lef'oy, John 1-0 Leftwich, Augustine Jr. 1-2 Leftwich, Uriah Jr. 1-1 Lynch, Patrick 1-3 Leftwich, Augustine Sr. 6-6-5 Leftwich, Jesse 5-3-4 Leftwich, Littleberry 5-6-4 Leftwich, Jabez 6-5-5 Lazenby, Joshua 1-1 Leftwich, James 1-1 Lef'twich, James (RH) 1-1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 76 Leftwich, Nichodemus Leftwich, John 1-0 Ly~n, Elijah .1-1 Leftwich, Joel 1-1 7-6-7 2 stud horse's · . · Lumpkin, Thomas 7-11-5 Lawhon, Isham 1-1 Landsdown! William 1-1 ~wman, ~ohn 3-2-2 Leftwich, Uriah 2-2 Leftwich, William -1-1 Mitchell, ~obert (son of Enos) 1-1 McCormack, Anderson 1-2 Meador, Thomas 1-2 Mitchell, Enos 2-4 Mitchell, Joseph 1-1 Meador, Benjamin 2-3 Martin, David ·1-0 Minor, Three 4-3-3 McCormack, John 1-2 Moorlin, Stephen 3-4 Moorman, Charles 5-4-5 ~el ton, Anderson 1-1 Minor,_ William 5-2-5 Minor, Gabriel 3-2-3 McGlothlin, ,John ·s r. 1-l McGlothlin, William 1-1 McGlothlin, John Jr. 1-1 Maheu, John L. W. 6-8-3 l ~ tud horse ' Mitchell, John Sr. 3-3-2 Mitchell, John Jr. 1-3 Mitche ll, Equiller 1-2 Mitchell , Elisha 1-0 Mead, William 1-5 McCabe, John 1-1 Martin, Stephen 1-4 Mitche_ll, Ignatious l-2 Mitchell, William 5-4-3 Minor, Armsted 1-l Meador, John 2 -2-l Meador,· James 3-2-3 Meador, . Reubin 1-0 McCorma.~k, Micajah Sr. l-2 McCormack, Richard 1-l McCormack, Micajah Jr. l-0 Marckle, Charles 4-3-2 Mayes, Samuel l-2 Moorman, James 1-l Moorman, Jae ob 1-0 Mayes, Elijah 1-1 11artin, Charles · c. 1-1 Martin, Thomas 1-0 McCormick, Jesse 1-l Mitcham, Ben 4-4 Moss, Edward l-l Mitchell, Samuel 4-7-4 McCoy, William 1-3 Morgan, Evan 1-1 I-1ayes, ·John Jr. 1-1 Mahew, Reason 1-1 Mahew, Moses 1-2 Mahew, Alexander l-2 Mahew, James 1-0 Murphy, John 3-4-2 Morgon, Mordica-1 1-3-3 Medley, George 1-1-1 Melton, Absalom 0-2 MoorJ;tn, Jason Sr. 2-5 Moorlin, Joseph 1-2 Moorlin, Jason Jr. 1-1 Martin, William 2-2 Morris, Jacob Jr. 1-0 Morgan, Reice 2-4 Mitchell, Daniel 3-5 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 77 BEDFORD COUNTY 1800 TAX LIST Moorman , William 2 - 2 -1 Mitchell, James 0-5 McGeorge , Lawrence 2 -2-2 Meador, Ira 2 -4-1 Meador , John 4-6-4 Meador, Jeremiah 1-1 Meador, Wi lliam 1-2 Meador , Richard 2-1-1 Moorman , Char l es 1-1 Meador, J as on 1-2 Meador , William 1-3 Martin , John 1-1-1 1'1artin, Sarah 1-1-1 tla jar , Ro land 1-2 McCan , Daniel 1-0 Morgan , Lewis 1-1 Morgan , Samuel 1-1 Moody , George 1-1 Major , Samuel l-l Merrit , Samuel 1-1 McCarty, James 1-2 ·McConckey , John 2 -3 Meador, Obediah 1-2 Melson, Char l es 1-1 1'1artin , Samuel 1-1 Moody, John 3 ~2-1 Musgrove , Henry 2 - 2 -1 Musgrov e, Henry Jr. 1-2 Meador , Lee 2 -1-1 Musgrove , Ben 1-5 Morris , Israel 1-2 Morris , Ben 1-3 Murdock , Joseph 1-0 Murdock, William 1-1 McPherson , Stephen 1-1 McPherson , John 2-4 McPherson , Dani el 1-2 McPherson, John Jr. 1-1 ~cKey , Alexander 1-1 Mayse , Bingham 1-0 Morris , John 1-0 Mayo , Thomas 1-3 Mullins , John 1-2 Mi lli son , Henry 1-2-1 Morgan , Morgan 2-3-1 Morgan , Abram 1-2 Miller, Jacob 1- 1 Mor g on, ·Lewis 1 -0 Mozzley, Walter 5-2-4 Mitchell, Robert 2-3 Mitchell, Stephen 1-3 Meade , Robert 4-1-2 Newman, Henry 1-1 Nichols , Philipot 1-~ Nichol s , Ar cha 2 - 2 Nimmo , Robert Sr. 2-4 Nimmo, William 1-0 Nimmo , Robert J.r . 1-2 Ninuno , Davi d . 1-1 Newman, Garritt 1-0 Newman , Garritt 1-1 Nicho ls, John Sr. 7-4 Nichol z , Ar chi ba ld 1-2 Nicholz , Elisha 1-1 Nichols, Jesse 1-2 Nichol z, John 2 -1-2 Nichols , Bazdale 1-1 Nance , Paschal 1-0 -1 Nichols, William 1-2 Nelms, Charles 7 - 6 - 6 Nelms, Presley 5 -5-5 Nichols, Bazdale 3-4-2 Nichols , Gi l bert 1-0 Nicho l s , Thomas 1-1 Nichols, George 4 - 5-1 Newlon , John 1-2 Newman, Nimrod 2 -3 Olinger, Philip 2 -2 Owens, John 2 -3 Owens, Samuel 1-2 Owens, Owen 1-1 Overstreet, John 1-0 Overstreet, Thomas 1-1 Overstreet, Thomas Sr. 2-4 Overstreet, James 1-1 Obriant, Matthew 1-3 Otey, Frazer 6-6-7 Otey, John 7-2-9 Otey , James 1-1 ordinary l icense Otey, Walter 2-1-1 Otey, Armsteed 1-1 Otey, Isaac 5-5-6 Overstreet, John 2-1-1 Ove.rfelt, Matthew 3-4 Pegram, Daniel 9-4-11 2-whee l chair Payne, James 1-2 Payne, Joseph 1-2 Phelps, John Jr. 1-3 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 78 Patte r son, ·Joseph 3- 3 -1 Payne , Wi lliam 2 - 3-1 Payne, Thomas 3- 4- 2 Pennock, John 1-1 Pul len , Archa . 1-1 Preas e , Thomas 1-7 Prease , Joseph 1~ 5 Phel ps, Richard 1-2 Phel ps, Thomas 1-2 Pull en , Thomas. 3- 3- 3 1 stud horse Parker , James . 1-3 Pratt , Steuben 1-1 Preston, Stephen 4-3- 4 Phel ps, John Sr. 10 - 12-10 Parcley , Richar d 1-0 Payne, John 1-1 Pate , Thomas 3- 5- 2 Pearson, Thomas 2 - 3 Prather , J onathan 1-0 Pol lard , John 2-4-1 Pol lard , Thomas 1- 3 Preston, Thomas 2- 2 - 1 Parsons, Samuel 2 - 3 -1 Pryor, Harris 2- 2 Pennock, William 2 -1 Phelps, Randolph 1-2 Payne , Thomas Jr . 1-1 Perrin, John 1-1 Pines, George 1-1 Preston , Nathan 1-1 Preston , Moses 1-1 Perrin, John 1- 0 Pryor, Wi l l i am 1-1 Pigeon, William Sr . 1- 2 Pigeon, William J r. 1 - 2 Paxton , ·Benjamin · 1 - 2 Pearsy , John 7 - 7 Pearsy, James 1-3 Payne, John, Estate 1- 2-1 Parker, David 1-3 Pate, 'Matthew 7 - a-6 Quarles , Samuel 4-1-3 Quarles, James 6-3-6 Quarles, John 3-2-3 Richards, John 1-1 Richards, Richard l-0 Richards, William 1-0 Roze, Thomas 2-2 Rhodes, Joseph 1-3 Ross , John 1 - 2 Rhodes , Robert ~ - l -1 Rives, Jordan 1-0 Robertson, Jeffr ey 2 - 2 Richardson , Barna r d 1 -0 Ri c ha r son , Green 0-1 Richardson , John 1-0 Richardson , Samuel 1 - l Roberts , Daniel 2 - 2 -l Robertson , John Jr . 1-l Roberts , John Sr . 3- 3 - 2 Ragl and, Jacob 2 - 3 Rag l and , Reubin 1 - l Reid, Danie l Sr . 1-l Re id, Daniel Jr . 1-0 Re i d , Benja~in 1- 1 Reid, Francis 5 - 4 - 4 Richards , Ben 2 -1 Richardson , Will i am 1 - 2 Rob ertson , James 1- 0 Robertson, Thomas Sr. 0 -1 Robertson , Thomas Jr . 1 -1 Richardson, Thomas 1 - 2 Rider; John 1-3 Richardson , Joshua 1-l Ri ghtmoirs, Mi cha el 1 - 2 Reid, Will iam, Estate 10 - 8 -12 Roor , J oseph 1-1 Reice , John 2 - 3 Rober ts Richard 2 - 5 - 2 Ri chard; , Abijah l-1 Randolph , J ames (b l ack man) 1-2 Ridgwa y , Joseuh l- 2 Raynor , Geor ge 1- l Robbins , George 1-l Rice , Benjamin 5 - 4 - 5 2 - whee l chair Ri chardson, John 1-0 St o ckt on , Dan 2 - 3 Sirmnons , Charles 1-1 Sincla i r , John 1 - 0 Sinc l air , George 1-2 Sinc l air , David l - l S~ruver , Wm . 2 _ 4- 1 Simmons , Reuben 1-2 Simmons, Alexander 1 - 2 Stith , Thomas 6 -6-5 Squires, George VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 2-1 �Page 79 BEDFORD COUNTY 1800 TAX LIST Snyder', Henry 1-3 Snyder, !1alon 1-1 Sinclair, Wayman 1-3 Saunders , Julius 2 - 3 Stratton, William 3-2- 2 Sinclair, Wayman 1-2 Sinc l air, John 1 - 0 Shrewsbury, William 3 - 3-2 Stwnp, Thomas 1-0 Shrewsbury, Nathaniel 1-1 Sinclair, Robert 2 - 3 Syner, Ben 1-1 Syner, John 2 - 2 Simmons, Elizabeth 1-4 Simmons , William 1-1 Stone , Sabe 1-2 Smith, George 1-0 Stephens, William 1-0 Shrewsbury, Reuel 1-2 Stratton , Archibald ~ - 2 - 2 Sturman, Va l entine 2- 1 Simonis, John Sr . 1-1 Simonis, William 1-1 Simonis, John Jr. 1-0 Simonis, Isaac 1-1 Smelser, Abram 1-3 Sutphin, William 3 - 4-2 Sturman , William 3 - 3-l Shrewsbury, Rue l 1-2 Smith, Thomas 2-3-2 stone, Admier 1-2 Sme l ser , John 1-5 Shrieve, Joshua 1-1 Swain, Charles 1-2 Swain, Jeremiah 1-0 Stone, Moses 1-2 Sti l t, Joseph 3-5-5 Squires, Levi 3-5- 2 Stith, Benjamin 3-5-3 Squires, Thomas 1-0 Spradlen, Abner 1-1 Stuart, Littleberry 1-0 Stuart , Vashty 0-0-1 Stratton, Thomas 1-2-3 Slack , John 1-1 Slack, Matthias 1-2 Sl ack, Adam 1 -3 Sinclair, Alexander 1-1 Stratton, John 2-~- l Scott, Drewry 1-2 Sinclair , Isaac ~ -6 swain, George 1-2 School y, Elisha 3 -3 Squires, Uriah 4-4-3 Stone , Micajah, Est . 2- 3 Stone, John 1-1 Scott, George 4 - 6 - 4 Smith, Ale xander 3-2 Smith, Isaac 1-0 Stratton, Henry , Est. 4-3- 4 Saunders, David 14- 12 -l7 Sinc l air, Edward 1-1 Shepherd, Jacob 3 - 3 Sears, John 1-3 Suttle, Willi am ~ -1-1 Suttle, Lewis 1-1 Smelser , J esse 1-2 Scruggs, Gross 8 - 5-D Swinny , John l-2 Sutphin, Hendrick l - 1 Shehon, Richard 1-3 Smith , Sa~uel ll-8-12 Sutphen, Solomon B. 1-4 Steagall, Drinkard 1-0 Saunders, Jeremiah 1-0 Sampson, Jack (black man) 2 -1 Toney , Harris 2 - 3-l Tayl or, Edward 1-1 Tucker, Thomas 1-0 Turner, Admire .Junr. 1-1 Turner, James 1-1 Thurman, Henry 1-0 Turner, J ohn 1 -3 Thomason, Thomas 1-1 Thomason, John Senr. ~ -2 Thomason, William 1-0 Terry, William 6-ll-4 1 stud horse Tate, Obadiah 4-6-1 Turner, Elijah Senr. 4 -3 -3 Turner, Elijah Junr. 1-1 Turner, Wilson 1-0 Trent, Obadiah H. 3-1-1 Trent, William 1-1 Trigg, John 11-8-11 2-wheel chair Turner, Richard 1-2 Tullace, Richard 1-2 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 80 Negro Tom 1-1 Thresher , John 1-1 Toler , Qhristopher l - 0 Tol er , Joseph 8 - 0-3 Thomas, Ge orge 1-0 Thorp , Solomon 1-3 Toler, Robert 1-0 Thornhill, James 1 -0 Turner , Lewis 1-3 Turner, John 1-3 Thomas, John Senr . 2 - 5 Thoma s, Joshua i - 3 Th.om9.s , John Junr. 1-l Thornhill, William 1-2 Terrill, Edward Senr . 1- 4 Terri ll, Edward Junr . 1-l Tur ner, Admire Sen r. 6-8-5 Updych , Amon 1-3 Updych , Samuel 1-l Vea ly, Simon 2 -3 Vest, John 2 - 2 Vaughn, Wi lliam 2 - 2 Vaughn , Benj amin 1-1 Witt , Robert 1-2 Wieks , Alderson 3 -13 - 3 Wi l son, Joseph Senr. 1- 2 Wi l son, Joseph Junr . 1 -l Whittaker , Samuel 1-1 Woody , William 2 - 1 -1 Wilson, Asa 1-0 Wright , J ohn (Otter) 6 - 7 -4 Wright , William 2 - 3-1 Welch , Ge orge 1-2 Wa ggoner, Dennis 1-2 Williamson , John 1-2 Walker, Wi l liam J. 6-5-6 Walker , Robert M. 5- 3 - 4 Watts, Ben ~ -4-1 Wright, Thomas (Otter) 1-2 Wilks, Samuel 1-6 Wright, Matthew 1-2 Witt, John 3-6-2 Whitton , William 1-2 Watson, Jesse 4-6-2 Wade, Jacob 2-3 Wilson, William 1-1 Wright, Anthony 0-4-2 Wright, Tornrney 1-4 Walker, Thomas 1-1 Wright, John 3-7-4 Whee ler, Anderson 1- l Wheeler , Thoma s 2 -5 Wat ts , Wi lliam 1-2 Wright , J oseph 7 - 6 - 5 Wrigh t , John 1-3 Wade, J oshua , E state 0-2 Wo od , Jesse 1 -1 Wade, Jeremiah 1-2 Williams, Roger 9 -4-6 White, Joseph 2 - 4 Wigginton, George l-l Wigginton , John l-3 Witt , Mi lls 1-1 Wade, I saac 10- 10- 6 Wood , Aron 1-4 Wooderd, Richard 1-1 Wince, Geor ge 1-1 Williams, James l-l Williams, Thoma s 2- 2 Williamson , Henry 2 - 3 West, Joseph 1-1 Woost er, Mos es 1-1 Williamzon, Milburn 1-1 Whirly , David l-1 Wri gh t, Joseph (2) 3-7 Witt , J esse 0 - 2 Walden, John 5 -10 -4 Willace , George 2 - 4 -1 Woodford , Thomas 3-6 Whisly, Frail 1-1 Warner, Ja cob 1-3 Woodcock, Robert 1-1 Wright, Grief~ey 1-1 Watson? Jesse Junr. 1-l Wheat, Zadock 1-2 Wilson , John 1-1 Woos ter, Herman , Est . 5 -7-7 West, George 1-3 West , John 1-2 We l ch , Thor;i.as l-1 Whit e , Jacob 1-l Wood, Francis 1-0 Wi lli amson , Ben l-1 We st, Thomas 1-1 West, Obadiah 1 -3 Wommox, Jesse l-1 Waggoner , Peter 1-1 Yo ung , Dunkin l-1 Yates, John 2 -1 Young, John 1 -2 Yates, John 1 - 1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 81 BEDFORD COUNTY 1800 TAX LIST Yates , Wi ll iam 1-Q Yate_s, William (son of Wm .) 1-1 Northern District J _o hn Le.ftwich , Commis sioner In the .following entries, the f ir st number after each name is that of t he wbi te males over age twenty-one' · the second the number of horses owned, and the third and fourth, i.f g iven, the number of ti thable s l a.ves a g ed over si.x teen and the total number aged ove r twe lve . Anthony, Banks 1-4 - 4 -5 Anderson, Jacob 1-7-12 -15 Au stin, Richard 1-0 Anspaugh, Peter 1-1 Anthony, Sally 0-2 - 4-5 Anderson, Nelson 1-4 -12 -14 Anderson, Jesse 1-3-12-13 Asberry , Thomas 1-2 Asberry, James 1-0 Asburry , Thomas _J. 1-0 Banister, Issac Jr . 1-1 Baughan, John 1-3 Banister, Isaac 1-4 Bundurant, John 3 - 3 Burrass, Edmond Snr. 3 -3 Bundurant, Thomas 1-1 Brydie Brown &c 0-1-1-2 Br adfute, Rober t 2 - 5 - 6 -7 Burton, Robert 1-7-6 -8 Bundurant , LittleBerry 1-0 Brown , John 1-1 Brown, Thomas 2-4 Bouyl es , Robert 3 - 2 Bouyl es , John 1-1 Bouyles, Thomas 1-0 Bouyer, Adam 2 -0 Bouyer, Adam 1-2 Boblitz, Jacob 1-3 Bob litz , Mi chae l 2-3 Boblit z , J ohn 1-0 Brown, James 1- 1 Bates , William 1-1 Bundurant, Thomas Jn. 1-0 Br ie;ht, Joshua 1-1 Bright , Charles Senr . l- ~-5- 7 Bright, Jo seph 1-1 BriE;h t, Charl es Jnr. 1-2-4 - 6 Bennett , Wi l liam K. 1-1 Bunch, James 2 - 5 - 3 - 3 Boothe, William 2 -1-1-1 Burton , William 3 - 4 - 7 -10 Bullock, Hannah 0-3 - 6 - 8 Blankenship , Jose ph 1-5 Blankens hip , Benjamin 1-2 Bullo ck , John 1-0 Ba llard, Barkley 2 - 3 Bateman, John 2 - 2 Bateman, Benjamin 1-1 Bouyer , Jacob 1-2 Beard , Samue l 2- 7- 2 - 2 Bowco ck, Elijah 2 -5 Blackwell , Micajah 1-4 - 2 -3 Bramblet t, James 1-1 Bryant, Elijah 0-3 Bruice , Wi l liam 1-1 Booker, J ohn 1-5-1-1 Bruice, David 1-1 Bruic e, tlor decai 1-2 Brui ce, Ambru s 1-1 Bellomy, Samue l 1-2-2-2 Bellomy, Ben j amin 1-1 Bayman, .Nathaniel 1-1 But lar, Nathaniel 1-1 Brackenridge , James 1-0 Bradley , Jesse 1-1 Blake, Na thaniel 1-0 Boggs, Robert 0-1 Bu ckner, Henry 1-2 Bradl ey, William 1-1 Cobbs, John L. 1-3-3-4 Campbell, Moses 1-3 Chastaine, John 1-2 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 82 Chaff in, Joseph 1-2 Coffer, Jacob 1-0 Curl, Julius 2-3-4-6 Crews, Jease 1-2-1-1 Cavanaugh, William 1-1 Cobbs, Samuel 1-4-3-3 Cozen, William 1-0 Craigg, William 1-2 Campbell, John 1-0 Caffery, Charles 1-6-6-6 Campbell, William 1-4-4-5 Cla~k~ Isham 2-6~2-3 Coward, Reubin 1-7-4-4 Cl~yton, Lewis 1-3-3-3 Childress, Royal 1-2 Chastaine, William 1-1 · Crump, George 1-2 Crump, . Susannah 0-2-3-4 Crump, Fendall 1-1 Crump, Walker 1-1 Cabell, Doctor George 0-4-4-7 Clayton, Jaspar 1-0 Craine, John 1-4 Craine, James 1-1 Cobbs, Robert 0-4-5-5 Cobbs, Jeffery 1-1 Cobbs, Waddy 1-5-5-5 Coffer, Josias 2-7-1-4 Cox, Abraham 1-2 Clay, Charles i~o-12-14 Campbell, Anthony 1-2 Clayton, Pettis 1-2 Clayton, William [no entries] Callaway, William 2-12-13-20 Clark, Joseph 1-3 C_lark, Bowling 1-5-4-4 Crews, Edward 1-1 Clark, Christopher 1 -11-10-11 Dooley, John Senr. 2-3 Dooley, John (son of Ab) 1-1 Dooley, Henry 1 -2 Dooley, John Jnr. 1-1 Dooley, George 1-1-0-1 Cashman, Martin l -2 Campbell , James l-2 Cobbs, Sarah 0-3-5-5 Clark, Jesse 1-4-1-2 Chastaine, John Se.[?] 1-3-8-8 Clayton, John W. 1-0 Coffer, Joseph 1-0 Crump, Thomas 1-2-1-1 Chastaine, Stephen 1-1 Crump, Charles 1-1-1-l Cobbs, Reubin, Est. 0-2-4-5 Campbell, Aron 1-1 Cox, Isaac l-1 Callaway, Colo. James 6-5-11-13 4-wheel coach · 2 -wheel c hair Campbell, Henry 1-1 Conway, James 1-2 Conway, John 1-0 Dooley, Aron 1-4 Dickens, Barnet 1-0 Davies, Henry L. 1-11-25-34 Douglass, George 2 -5-4-4 Douglass, David 1-0 Deardoff, Peter 3-7 Deardoff, Henry 1-4 Dooley, Moses 1-4 Donald, Andrew 3-13-16-18 Daugherty, William 1-3-1-1 Daugherty, Sarah 0-1-4-4 Dooley, George 2-7-5-5 Davenport, William 1-1 Davies, Samuel B. 1-2-2-2 Dawson, John 1-1 Dishman, William 1-1 Duett, Aron 1-2 Dishman, Jeremiah 1-2-2-3 Dooley, Thomas 1-2 Dooley, James Deardcfr, Henry Drummon, Thomas Davi~on, Samuel 1-0 l-l-0-1 1-1 1-1 Eckhols, Jacob 3-5 Eliott·, John 1 -1 Earley, Jubal 1-1-2-2 Ewing, Mitchell 1-2 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 83 Ewing, William 1-4-2 - 2 Eubanks, Thomas 2-3 Edson, Boice 1-5-2-2 Eubanks, John 1-1 Edson, John 1-0 Edson, Henry 1-1 Everitt , Simeon 1-2 -l-l Everitt, Jesse 1-l Everitt, Thomas 1-1 Estice, Joel 1-2-2-2 Earley, Jos hua 3-12-8-10 Earley , Bu£ord 0 -1 Estice , Ben jamin 1-8 - 6 - 6 Edens , Benjamin 1-1 Fuqua, Joseph Jr. 1-1 Federi ck , Michae l 1-4 -1-1 1 stud horse Federick , Michael Sr. 1-1 Federick , Jac ob 1-1 Fr a nkenberry, Willia m 2-1 Fra :n¥;enberry , Samuel 1-0 French, William 1-2-1-1 Fuqua , John 1-0 F o l ding , James 1-1 Fuqua, Joseph 2-4- 3-3 Fisher , John 1-1 Farmer , James 1-3 Fuqua, · Daniel 1-0 Fr i th, Thom.as l-0 Ferrell, Abner 1-2 Frith, Wi lliam 1-0-1-1 Fuqua , Nancy 0-3-2-3 Fuqua , Ralph 1-1 Fo l lis, Peter ~-4- 3-4 Franklin, John 1-0-0-1 F a rmer, James 1-1 Fuqua, Isham 2-3-1-1 Finny , Willia m 0-2 Farler, 'William 1-3 Gray, Thomas .l-2-1-1 Gray, Sarah 0-1-1-1 Gibb s, John 1-1 Gr ay , William 2- 2-1-1 Goodman, David 1-1 Gi ll, John 1-3-4 -5. Gibbs , Alexander 2-2-1-1 Gor~ , Joseph 1-2-3-3 Gibbs, William l-::L-3 -4 Gtbbs, David 1-1 Gorf, John 1-3-l-i Go ff , John Jnr .[?] 1-0 Guinn, Hue 1-:-0 Goodman, Robert 1-o · G~ddy , William 1-2 Gaddy, John 1-1 Grifrin, Doctor Samuel 0 -3Gadde , Joseph 1-2-1-2 Gadde , Sherrod l-5-2-$ Gaddy , Bartholomew 1-3 Gregory , Thomas . l~O Gi l es, John 1-0-1-1 Gi l l i am, Richard, Est. 1-3-4-5 Gray, John 1-3-2-2 Gray, Burket 1-1 Ga lloway, Ar chy 1-2 Goff , Christopher 1-l Gadde, Nancy 0-1-1-1 Garner, John l-3 Gooly, Frederick 2-2 Gwat k ins, Charles 3-13-14-15 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 84 Gentry, Blaxton 1-3 Gibson, John 1-0-1-1 Gutridge, Jam.es 1-1 Gibbs, Mathew 1-2-2-2 Goff, Abram 1-0 Haynes, Thomas 1-4-7-8 Haries, Nathaniel 1(2?]-3-1-1 Holley, Joshua 1-3-3-3 Howard, James 1•1-1-1 Huett, Stephen 1-1 Hubbard, Thom~s 1-6-2-3 Howard, David 2-1 Hilton, James 1-3-2-2 Harmon, Dangerfield 1-1 Hatcher, Julius Jur. 1-2-0-1 Hunter, Francis 1-1 Hunter, Peter 1-1 Hatcher, Julius 1-6-5-5 Harries, Charles 2-3-3-4 Hubbard, Stephen 1-3-1-2 Hensley, Benjamin 1-3 Hensley, William 1-1 Hensley, James · 1-1-0-1 Hensley, Samuel l•l Hix, Jesse 1-1-1-1 Holley, Sanford 1-1 Hodges, Benjamin 1-2 Hensley, John 1-1 Hatcher, Hardway 1-1-1-1 Hopson, - Benjamin 1-8-8-12 Hughes , Reubin 1-3-2-2 Hidson, Joseph . 1-1 Hawkins , Robert 1-4-6-9 Hawkins, Little Berry 1-0-1-1 Hollaway , Amos 1-1 Huett, John 2-3-1-1 Huett, Jack 1-1 Hughes, John 2-4-5-5 Hughes, Harrison 1-1 Hill, John 1-4 Hatcher, Jeremiah 2-4-6-8 Hardy, Joseph 0-4-3-4 Harriss, Griffin 1-1 Harriss, William 1-7-8-13 Holley, William 0-1-2-2 ordinary license Handal1te, - - [sic] 1-1 Holley, Francis 2-7-5-7 Humphry, Randolph 1-0 Hensley, Lelean 0-2 Humphry, William 1-2 Humphry, David 1-1 Humphry, Lewis 1-1 Hatcher, Henry l-3-5-5 Hurt, Garland 1-1-l-l Harrison, Battle 1-2 -0-l Holley, John Senr. 1-3 Holley, John Jnr. l-1 Holley, Joseph, son Jno. 1-0 Hurt, John 1-3-3-3 Hurt, William l-1 Hobbs, James 1-1 Hawes, Francis 1-0 Hincle, Jacob 1-1 Holley, John (G C) 1-2 Hurt, John Jr. 1-1 Jones, Stephen l-1 Jones, Julius 1-1 Jones, Charles 1-5 Jeter, Henry ~-3-4-5 Jeter, Pleasant 1-1 Jeter, John 1-2 Jeter, Eliott 1-0 Irvine, William 1-4-9-9 Jones~ Ambros 1-1 Jones, William 1-2-2-2 Irvine, Joseph 3-5 1 stud horse Jackson, Jarvis 1-9-3-3 Jones, David (Cap} 2-5-4-6 Jackson, William 1-0 Jones, Charles 1-1-6-6 Jones, Jesse l-1 Johson, Joseph 1-2 Johnson, John Ser. 1-2 Johnson, Thomas 1-1 Johnson, John 1-2 Johnson, Benjamin 1-4 Johnson, David 1-1 Johnson, Timothy 1-1 Johhson, Nie hola-s 1-J. Jones, LewallAn 1-5-11-14 Irby, Douglass 3-2 IrVine, Jonas 2-3 Jones, Mrs. Jno. 0-5-12-14 Jefferson, Thomas l -9-27-30 Jones, David 1-3-3-4 Jones, Lane 1-1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 85 BEDFORD COUNTY 1800 TAX LIST Jones, Gabriel 1-3-3-4 Karr, John 1-0 Karr, William 1-2 Karr, Alexander 1-1 Karr, Thomas 1-1 Kingsor, John 1-3 King, Harmon 1-1 King, Gilliam 1-3-3-3 King, Hartin 1-1 King, John 1-1 Karns, Michael, & sons 3-9-1-1 Karns, George 1-5 Kesley, John 2-0 King, Mrs. 0-0-2-2 Key, James 1-2 Kingsor, George Sen. 2-2 Kingsor, George Jnr. 1-1 Littlepage, John 1-1 Lane, Faris 1-3-2-2 Leftwich, Peyton 1-2-3-4 Lambert, George 1-2 Lambert, Charles, Est. 0-3-2-3 Letsingar, Philip 1-l Lockett, David 0-2-0-1 Lockett, Mary 0-1-2-2 Logwood, Thomas Jnr. 1-3-3-3 Leftwich, James 1-5-4-6 Lee, Richard 1-3-2-3 Lowry, William Senr. 1-1-3-4 Lowry, William Jnr. 1-6-1-2 Lee, Richard (Forest) 1-4-5-7 Lowry, Thomas 1-2-3-3 Lowry, John 1-2 Logwood, Burrell 1-3 -3-3 Le£tw1ch, William 1-19-2~-26 Lockett, Jesse 1-2 Lambert, Charles 1-4- 2-4 Logwood, Thomas 1-10- 10- 12 Leash, Jacob 1- 2 Leftwich, John 1-9- 5 -6 Moore, Obediah 1- 2 Moore, Tandy 1-1 Hoore, Thomas 0 -1-5 -5 Moss, Henry 1-1 Moss, Richard, 1-1 Moss, Joseph 1-1 Merritt, Thomas 2 -4-2 -2 Merchant, Mathew 1-4 Merchant, William 1-2 Miller, William 1-6-4-6 Millinner, William 1-4-8-10 Millenner, Williamson 1-1-2-2 Millener, John 1-1 Millinner, William 1-1 Moore, Robert 1-4 Maybury, Frederick 1-4 McMullins, Mathew 2-3 McMull1ns, William 1-3 Millenner, Richard 1-0 Milam, Hicajah 1-2 Mccraw, Edward 3-~-1- 1 McGraw, James 1-1 Hastin, Peter 1-1 Merritt, Major 1-2 McDonald, Georg e 2-6-9-9 Macy, Micajah 1-1 Miller, Jacob 1-1 Mayberry, Henry 1-6 Merriweather, Francis 1-8-15-19 Murphy, John 1-0 Moore, Benjamin 1-7- 6 -8 Moorman, James 1-2-1-1 Mead, Nicholas 1-3 Houzley, Arthur 1-8-20- 26 HcCann, John 1-0 Murphy, Michael 2- 2 Milam, William 1-1 Markram, Art hur 1- 1-1-1 Markram, Thomas 1- 1 Murphy, J ame s 1-1 Murphy, Willi am 1-1 Merchant , Ste phen 0-2 Mitc hell, John 2 - 1 Mines s , Cul ohill 1-10-13- - 13 4~wheel coa ch Ne al J~.® .1-0 l"ortb, Abraham, Es ta te 0-4 -6-6 Nor th, John 1-5-5-7 Noe l, Cornelius Junr. 1-1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 86 Noel, Thomas 1-4-3-4 Neal, Daniel 1-1 North, David 1-5-6-6 Neal, John 1-0 Nance, Thomas 2-6-5-6 Neal, Zachariah 1-4-1-1 Nance, Archy 1-2-2-3 Neal, Zaph. 2-3 Noel, Cornelius 4-13-17-19 Gwen, Barnett 1-1 Ownsby, Powel 1-4-2-3 Overstreet, James 1-1 Overstreet, John 1-2-1-1 Owerm, James 1-4-1-1 Oglesby, Richard 2-4-4-4 Otey, John H. 1-7-3-5 Owen, William 1-3-1-1 Pernell, Peter 1-1-1-1 Pate, John 1-2-3-4 Patterson, William 1•5 Patterson, Jarratt 1-1 Prosser, Otey 2-3-0-2 Payne, .Archy 1-8-13-13 Price, Robert 1-4-3-5 Poindexter, Samuel 1-5-5-6 Poindexter, Joseph 2-5-7-8 Poindexter, John 1-1 Poindexter, William 1-3-1-1 Pettett, Lewis 1-1 Pettett, Thomas 1-0 Patross, James 1-4-5-6 1 Palmore, Benjamin 2-3-1-3 Rice, Charles 1-5-1-1 Rusher, James 1-1 Read, Nathan 1-5-10-10 Robinson, James 1-5-2-2 Rucker, George 2-5-5-5 Reynalds, Jonas 1-1 Reynalds, Obediah 1-2-2-3 Reynalds, John 1-3 Robinson, William 1 - 1 Read, James 1-2 Rhodes, William 1-4 Ray, Luke 2-7-7-8 Ray, Luke Jnr. 1-1-1-3 Read, Joseph 1-1 Randolph~ Thomas M. 1-6-14-16 Robertson,- Arthur 1-2-3-3 Ray, James 1-0 Ripley, James 1-4-2-2 Reynalds, Jesse 1-1-2-2 Rosebrooke, Robert 1-1 Rice, Charles 1-2 Rice, David 1-1 Rice, Samuel 1-1 Rice, William 1-0 Rice, John 1-1 Ragsdale, William 1-1 Sharp, John 3-8-1-1 Saunders, James 1-2-1-2 Steward, Nathaniel 1-0 Standley, George 1-2-1-1 Standley, Pleasant 1-0-1-1 Standley, Pleasant Senr 1-1 Saunders, Julius • Pagett, ·Frederick 1-2 Powell, Aron 2-4-1-1 Penn, James 0-0-6-6 Price, James 1-0 Purk1ns ·, Elisha 1-9-10-12 1-2-3-4 Smith, Achilas 1-0 Steward, Charles 1-4-5-7 Strange, Robert 1-4-6-6 Slaughter, · Joseph 1-7-7-8 Parker , Aron 1-0 Penn, James 1-0 Quarles , Capt. Wm. Smith, David 1- 11-4-8 Quarles, William 1-5-5- 6 2-whe el chair Reice, John 1-1 Reynolds, .Ale:xande,r 1 - 2 Robinson, Benjamin 1-4-5-5 Rucker, William 1-7-4 - 6 Read, Seunue1 1- 1 Rusher, Andrew 1-4-1-2 Sutton, Christopher 2-5-5-7 1-1 Salmons, Robert 1-2-1-1 Salmons, Joel 1-1 Salmons, Nathan 1-2 Streach, John 1-0 Sidney, Fortu.natus 1-0 Stiff, James 1-2 Smith, Stephen 1-2 Steward, Charles l-0 Smith, Thom.as VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 1-1 �Page 87 BEDFORD COUNTY 1800 TAX LIST Scott, James 1-4 Smith, Bowker 0-2 -4-4 Steel, F rancis 1-2 She arman, Henry D.1- 5-6-7 Stone, Geor ge 1-1 Sc o t t, William ( G C) 1-2-3-3 Stiff, Jacob 2-2 Sails, Thomas 1•4-1-2 Sk aggs, William 1-1 Sharp, Sampson 1-4 Sled, John 1-2 Sharp, Noah 1-3 Stratton, Isaac 1-1 Scott, David 1-2 Steel, George 1-5-0-1 Scott, Samuel 0-2-10-11 Stone, William 1-2 Scott, John 1-1 Scott, Drury 1-2 Steptoe, James B-13-16-19 4-wheel coach, 2 -wheel chair Tay lor, James ~ - 2 Tay lor, Edmond 1-1 Taylor, William 1-1 Taylor, John l-2 Taylor, William Snr. 1-1 Taylor, Robert .1 -1 Tracy, Solomon 1-2 Taylor, Wash ing ton 1-0 Toney, Charles 1-0 Thorp, Thomas 1-7-4-4 Thomas, William 1-0 Tracy, William Jnr. 1-4 Tracy, William 1-2 Terry, Enock 1-2-1-1 Turpin, William 0-3-12 -14 Turner, James 1-11-8-8 1 stud horse Tate, Henry 1-0 Tate, John 1-0 Tinsley, Anthony 1-0-1-1 Tate, Jesse 0-10-8-10 Tolley, Christopher 1-1 Tolley, Thomas 1 - 0 Trimble, James 1-0 Taylor, Jose ph 1-1 Thomas, John 1-2 Tinsley , Jame s 1-2-0 -2 Taylor, Richard 1-1-3 -4 Tucker, Jesse 1-3-G-2 Tinsley, Edwa rd l- G - ~-4 Thomas, James 1-1 Taylor, Joseph 1-0 Taylor, Georg e 1-1-1-1 Tate, Nathanie l 1-2 -1-2 Thomas, Joshua 1-2 Wade, David 1-4-B-2 Wade, James 1-1 White, James 1-6-3-4 White, Jacob 1-3-5-5 Williams, Joshua 1-3 Williams, Walter 1-1 Wills, Justian Jnr. 2-1 Wills, William 1-3 Wills, Justian Senr. 2-3 Whitton, William 1-4-7-7 Whorton, John 1-6-4-4 Wilkerson, John 1-1 Wilkerson, Parsons 1-0-1-1 Wilkerson, . Owen 1-1 Wilkerson, Joseph 1-5-4-5 Wheat, Joseph 2-3-1-1 Wheat, Za chariah 1-3 Wheat, J ohn 1-2 Wheat, Joseph Jnr. 1-1 Whea t, Zachariah [b lank] Whorley, Zachariah 1-1 Whorley, Mathew 1-3 Williams, John 1-3 Watson, Johnson 2 -4 Watson, William 1-3 Woods, Jeremiah 1-2 Wright, John 1-5-3-3 Wright, Ellice 1-0 Watts, Willia m 1-0 Winston, Edmond 0-3 -8-10 Walrund, Jame s 1- 0 - 2- 3 Whitton, Elish a 1-1-1-2 Ward, S e th 1-9-13- l.5 Wilson, Cha mpi on 1-1 Wilson, Vinson 1-1 Wiatt, Tho ma s 1-7-11-13 4-wh e e l coach Whe eler , William 1-2-2-3 Wilson, Robert 1-1 Wi lson, J ames 1-2 Wilson, Nathaniel 1-1-0-1 Wa t son, John 3-9-2-2 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 88 Winfry, Israel 2-3 . Welch, James l~l Wright, Isaac 1-0 Wills, I gnatius 1-0 Williams, Elisna ·l-2 Wil.11ams, John 1-2 Williamson, James 2 -5 Williamson, James Jnr • . 1-1 Wocrls, Josiah 1-1 WoOO.s, James 1-1 Waters, John 1-0 Waters, Franc is ~ -4- 2 - 2 Wilkerson, James 1-2 Wright, William 1-4 Watts, John 1-10-13-14 Woods, Jonathan l-1 Woods, Jerry 1-2 Wheat, John 1-2 Wheat, Joseph l-l New Virginia Room Webpage As some of you have likely noticed, there are changes and additions to the Roanoke Public Library's web site quite often now, whether it's a new page being crea ted or events being updated. RecentJy the Virginia Room bas rolled out a n um her of pages relating to their collection, classes, finding aids, and so on. To view their main page either go to roanokeva.gov/library and click on "Virginia Room" on the left side of the page or use the following Jink on your web browser : http://www.roanokeva.gov/WebMgmt/ywbase61b.nsf/vwContentByKey/N27C83Z85 62WALNEN I used to have a life then I started doing genealogy VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 89 Botetourt County Death Records by Charles T. Burton - Continued KESSLER, Christian - d 27 Sep 1797 - d after 1850 - f J[ohn C KESSLER] - m Elizabeth - father of Isaac KESSLER - grave Brick Union Cem - h/o Elizabeth KESSLAR, Christian Whitfield - b 14 Nov 1853 Bot Co - d 11 Mar [month # is written over] - age ly 4m ld - f Abraham KESSLAR Jr - m Mary - cd casualty rep by father - Ref Death Bk; Old Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, Christopher [John KESSLER] - m Elizabeth HAMILTON p723 gives his death f - b [ca 1797 or 1801 Md] - d 16 Mar 1869 Bot Co will [ Mary McCRAY is marked out, replaced with Nancy] - wife WB L p486, everything to wife Elizabeth - Bot Co DB 35 date - Ex bond 8 Mar 1869 Elizabeth A KESSLER KESLER, Clara A - b 12 June 1846 - d 17 Aug 1871 Bot Co - f [Henry DAVIS] m [Adelaide] - w/o J[ames] B KESLER - grave Old Glade Creek Cem KESSLER, Cullie A - b 4 Jan 1881 - d 21 Mar 1917 - f James E KESSLER - m Amelia A QUIGLEY - buried Troutville Cem KESSLER, Danie l - b [ca 1825] - d by 12 Jan 1852 [Bot Co] - f [Christian KESSLER] - m [Eliz abeth PAINTER] - Adm Christian BOWER KESSLAR, Daniel - ca 1797 [l Feb 1798] Bot Co - d 27 Jan 1853 - age 5Sy llm 20d - f Jacob KESSLAR - m [Elizabeth] - cd nervous disease - rep by wife Susan [NININGER] KESSLAR - [Troutville Cem] - Ex Susannah KESSLER KESSLER, Daniel H - b 16 Feb 1805 - d 14 July 1886 Bot Co - f [Abraham KESSLER) - m [Catherine BEPLER] - h/o Margaret J KESSLER (1826-1899) - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, Demaris Ann - b 15 Dec 1838 - d 21 May 1899 Bot Co - f [Joseph LINKENBOKER] - m [E] - hus Benjamin KESSLER - buried Lithia Bap Cem KESSLER, Doris D (male) - b 28 Sep 1839 - d 29 Mar 1845 Bot Co - f Abraham KESSLER - m Eliza J - Ref Old Glade Creek Cem KESLER, E[lijah] N - b 13 Apr 1848 - d 8 (or 25) Nov 1913 Bot Co (Death Cert) - f [Daniel C KESLER] - m [Jane KENT] - [md #1 : 7 Jan 1869 Bot Co Elizabeth; md #2: 22 Oct 1890 Bot Co Mrs Lott:ie (~) TROUT - cd Brights Disease - Ref New Glade Creek Cem KESSLER, Elizabeth - b 17 Mar 1801 - d after 1850 [Bot Co] - f [Henry PAINTER] - m [Susannah ] - w/o Christian KESSLER - grave Brick Union Cem KESSLER, Elizabeth - b 16 June 1761 - d 30 Sep 1822 [Bot Co] - age 6ly 4m l4d - w/o John KESLER (1761-1847) - "Ref Brick Union gravestone KESSLER, Elizabeth - b Apr 1769 - d 13 Aug 1844 [Bot Co] - f [Shearer] - w/ o Jacob KESSLER (1757 - 1824) - Ref Troutville gravestone KESSLER, Elizabeth B - b 26 Aug 1826 - d 25 Jan 1904 [Bot Co] - f [Samuel RADER] - w/o Isaac KESSLER - Ref Brick Union gravestone KESSLER, Ellen - b 25 Aug 1845 - d 27 Nov 1919 Bot Co - f [Margaret] - hus J[acob] B KESSLER - buried Andrew Chapel VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES [Tho~s RADY] - m �Page 90 KESSLER, Ellison - b 17 Sep 1903 Bot Co - d 27 Nov 1914 - f A[braham] G n:ssLER (b Bot Co) - m Corab (ORANGE) (b Bot Co) - buried Forest Chapel Cem - cd diptheria KESSLER, Eva Dorothea - b 14 Jan 1734 - d 24 July 1798 Bot Co - f LAYMAN - w/o John KESSLER - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone Christian KESSLER, Ferdinand M - b 1845 - d 1927 Bot Co - f [George KESSLER] - m [Rosanna LINIENBOIER] - wife Martha J - buried Andrew Chapel KESSLER, Francis M "My Husband" - d 11 Nov 1837 [Ill] - d 23 June 1874 Bot Co - f [Abraham IESSLER] - m [Elizabeth DAVIS] - h/o Mollie S [MURRY] - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, G[eorge] W - b 4 Feb 1820 - d 14 Oct 1891 Bot Co - f [Jacob KESSLER] - m [Barbara BOWER] - wife [Rosanna LINKENBOCER] - buried Copps Cem KESSLAR, George Thomas - b ca 1832 Bot Co - d 30 May 1862 Richmond, Va - age 29y 6m lSd - f [Henry I.ESSLER] - m [El izabeth BOUSMAN] - cd typhoid fever rep by wife Mary E [SPIGLE] IESSLAR IESSLER, Guy - d 25 Nov 1873 - d 22 Aug 1881 Bot Co - f m M[olly] S - Ref Old Glade Creek Cem F[rancis] M KESSLER - KESSLER, Harry - b 1884 - d 1907 - f John H KESSLER - m Mollie NACE Brick Union Cem KESSLER, Henry Hepler - b ca 1845 Bot Co - d 25 Feb 1857 f William C KESSLER - rn [Nancy (McCULLY) or (McCULLOCH)] throat - rep by father - buried Mt Union grave age lly 2m 25d cd putrid sore KESSLER, Isaac - b 4 Jan 1827 Bot Co - d 23 Sep 1912 - f Christian KESSLER (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (PAINTER) (b Bot Co) - buried Brick Union - cd artereo sclerosis - Ref Death Cert; Brick Union graves tone - h/o Elizabeth B KESSLER (1826 -1 904) KESSLER, J 13 - b 28 June 1847 - d 12 Mar 1919 Bot Co - f [George KESSLER] m [Rosanna LINXENHOIER] - wife Ellen - buried Andrew Chapel KESLAR, Jacob - b 22 Apr 1757 - d 20 July 1824 Bot Co - Ref WB C p570, will not dated - wife Elizabeth; Ch John, Jacob, Henry, Catherine , Daniel, Andrew, Benjamin, David, Samue1, Elizabeth, George - h/o Elizabeth KESSLER 17 69-1844 - Ref #2 Troutville gravestone KESLER, Jacob C - b 17 July 1850 - d 29 Dec 1918 Bot Co - f [ William B KESSLER] - m [ Mary M BLACK] - wife Mary - [buried Andrews Chapel Cem] KESSLER, James E - b 12 Feb 1846 - d 25 June 1796 - f William B KESSLER - m Malinda BLACI - wife Amelia A QUIGLEY - buried Troutville Cem CESSLER , Jennie E - b 1902 Fkln Co - d 1930 Chal i!:!:_ C KESSLER f B L COOPER - m Alice - hus KESSLER , J ohn (or Johannes) - b 8 Mar 1728 - d 24 Mar 1823 Bot Co - age 95y Om 16d - h/o Eva Dorothea (LAYMAN) KESSLER - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 91 KESSLER, John (rod) - b ca 1775 marked out, [24 May 1772] Pa - d Feb 1850 [Bot Co] - age 75y - f [Andrew KESLER] - m [ Mary ] - wife [#2 Mary (called Nancy) McCRAY this has been marked out and Nancy WASKEY written in] - cd old age - Ret 1850 Mort Schedule of Bot Co KESLER, John - b 9 Feb 1761 - d 2 Jan 184 7 [Bot Co] - f [John KESSLER] - m Dorothea LEMMON ] - h/o [Ill] Elizabeth KESLER (d 1822) [#2 Polly] - Ref Brick Union gravestone KESSLER , John Henry - b 29 June 1838 - d Jan 1912 - f [Christian K.ESSLER] m [Elizabeth PAINTER] - h/o Mollie (NACE) KESSLER - grave Brick Union Cem KESSLAR, John Henry - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 11 May 1854 - age lOy Sm 24d - f William B KESSLAR - m Mary Malinda [BLACK] - cd putrid sore throat - rep by mother KESSLER, John W[alter] - b 28 Dec 1869 - d 20 Oct 1941 Bot Co - f William H KESSLER - m Harriet E LINKENHOKER - Ref New Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, Joseph - b 1803/4 - d 1806 Bot Co - age 2y Sm - buried Troutville Cem KESSLER, Joseph - b ca 1798 Va (census #1656) - d by 13 Dec 1852 [Bot Co] f [Benjamin KESSLER] - m [Margaret CLEAR] - [wife Mary M SPICKARD] - Adm Samuel SPICKARD CESSLAR, Joseph - b ca 1837 Bot Co - d 1 Jan 1853 - age l Sy 8m 16d - f Daniel KESSLAR - m Susan [NININGER] - cd pneumonia - rep by mother KESSLAR, Joseph V - b ca 1839 Bot Co - d 5 May 1862 Williamsburg, Va - age 23y - f Joseph KESSLAR - m Mary M [SPICKARD] - cd gunshot - rep by mother KESSLER, Josie - b 9 May 1909 Bot Co - d 16 Nov 1914 - f A G KESSLER (b Bot Co) - m Corah (ORANGE) (b Bot Co) - buried Forest Chapel Cem - cd diptheria KESSLER, Laura A - b 7 Mar 1857 - d 16 Nov 1862 Bot Co - f Isaac KESSLER - m Elizabeth B - buried Brick Union Cem KESSLAR, Lewis - b ca Apr 1825 Bot Co - d 13 June 1859 - age 34y 2m 9d - f (Olive) Christian KESSLAR - m Elizabeth (PAINTER) - cd ''newraligia" - rep by father - h/o Elizabeth [DENTON] KESSLAR KESLER, Lewis S[imeon] - b 27 or 4 Dec 1855 Bot Co - d 16 Apr 1916 - f John KESLER (b Va) - rn Susie (RICHARDSON) (b Va) - Troutville Cem marked out & replaced with Foutz Cem near Bonsack - cd cerebra l hemorrage KESSLER, Louvenia Ida - b 13 Nov 1855 Bot Co - d 15 Sep 1870 Amsterdam T~s p - age lSy 9rn 3d - f Abraham KESSLER - m Mary M - cd worm disease - Ref Old Grave Creek gravestone - rep by father KESSLER, Lydia A - b 14 Aug 1836 - d 22 July 1918 Bot Co - f [Thomas C FALLS ] - rn [Eliza J] - hus Andrew J KESSLER - buried Lithia Bap Cem KESSLER, Madison Woodson - b 10 June 1848 - d 27 Mar [or May ] 1905 - f [William KESSLER - m Nancy McCULLOCH - grave Mt Union Cem VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 92 KESSLER, Margaret J - b 17 Mar 1826 - d 9 Dec 1899 Bot Co - f [Joseph KESSLER] - m [ Mary M SPICKARD] - w/o [#2] Danie1 H KESSLER (1805-1886); [#1 James LEMON] - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, Martha J - b 1850 - d 1922 Bot Co - f [John HAMMITT] - m [E1izabeth] - bus Ferdinand M CESSLER - buried Andrew Chape l KESSLER, Martha J - b 13 Aug 1856 - d 17 Feb 1922 - f T A RICE - m Fannie bus George C?G KESSLER - buried Troutville Cem KESLER, Mary [E] - b 1854 - d 28 Mar 1918 Bot Co - age 64y - f - m [Margaret] - bus Jacob C KESLER - buried Andrew Chapel [ Thomas RADY ] KESLER, Mary "Polly" - b 21 May 1788 - d 16 Nov 1825 - wi fe #1 ZIMMERMAN; #2 John KESSLER - grave Brick Cem - [her ZIMMERMAN ch include John, Bronson, g William KESSLER, Mary A - b 18 Jan 1844 - d 3 June 1863 Bot Co - f - m [Nancy McCULLOCH ] - buried Mt Union [William C KESSLER] KESSLER, Mary Ann - b 10 J uly 1832 - d Bot Co - f [John PEERY] - m [Eliz abeth] - hus Benjamin KESSLER - buried Lithia Bap Cem KESLER, Mary S - 12 Apr 1865 Bot Co - d 1 Dec 1915 [Bot Co] - f Overtern [ or Spessard] THOMAS - m ( Mary has been marked out) [Katherine PETTIT ] (b Bot Co) buried Roanoke Cem - cd Brights disease - [hus Palmer B KESSLER] - [buried Foutz Cem (no stone) KESSLER, Mary Susan " Mo1lie" - b 29 June 1850 - d 12 Nov 1889 [Bot Co] - f [G li F NACE] - m [Cassy] - w/o John KESSLER - Ref Bri ck Union g ravestone llSSLAR, Mary T - b ca Jan 1856 Bot Co - d 25 Nov 1862 - age 6y lOm 6d - f William JCESSLAB - m C[bristiana NOFFSINGER] - cd diptheria - rep by father IESSLER, Mattie Danvil1e - b 10 Jan 1856 - d 16 Jan 19 29 Bot Co - f LIPES] - m [ Martha] - bus [Peter B KESSLER] - buried Copps Cem [Danie1 CESSLER, Mollie Bell - b [19 Apr ] 1 884 [or 1874] [Bed Co] - d [18 Mar] 1953 Bot Co - f (WRIGHT] - bus [md 1896 Rke city] John W KESSLER [1869-1941] Ref Glade Creek Cem KESSLER, Montie - d 1878/9 Bot Co - f John KESSLER - m Mo1lie Brick Union Cem - buried KESSLER, Nancy Ann - b 15 Sep 1819 Bot Co - d 12 Aug 1860 [Bot Co J - age 44y - f McCULLOCH - cd consumption - rep by hus William C KESSLER - grave Mt Union Cem KESSLER, Nannie B (unmd) - b 20 Dec 1884 - d 23 Mar 1926 - f James E KESSLER - m Amelia A QUIGLEY - buried Troutvi ll e Cem KESSLER, Orena - b ca 1834 Texas - d 21 Apr 1860 Texas - age 26y - f (Wi 1 liam N KESSLER marked out; replaced by [Henry OPENSHAIN] - m (Olena marked out; replaced by [Martha HAGE!S] - cd diahorhoia - rep by hus William N KESSLER VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 93 KESSLER, Palmer B - b [21 Feb] 1870 - d 1940 [Bot Co] - age 70y - f [ James H KESSLER] - m [ Clara Ann] - h/o Mary£ [Jane THOMAS] KESSLER - Ref undertaker's marker in Foutz Cem , near Bonsacks ; Obituary KESSLER, Pe ter [BJ - b 25 Dec 1853 - d 4 Dec 1922 Bot Co - f [George KESSLER] - m [ Ros ina LINKENBOKER ] - wife [Martha "Mottie" LIPES] - buried Copps Cem KESSLER, Phillip [Henry] - b 8 Feb 1822 - 19 Oct 1893 Bot Co - f [Jacob KESSLER] - m [Barbara BOWER] - wife [Delilah LINKENHOKER ] - buried Li thia Bap Cem KESSLER, Phoebe - b ca Mar 1765 - d 11 May 1815 Bot Co - age SOy 2m - f [Rightmere ] - w/o Daniel KESSLER - Ref Ol d Glade Creek graves t one KESSLER, Rachael - b Apr 1802 - d 7 Mar 1803 Bot Co - age llm 26d - f B[enjamin KESSLER] - m M[ar garet CLEAR] - Ref Ol d Gl ad e Creek Cern KESSLAR, Saluda - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d 30 June 1862 - age lSy 8m lld - f John KESSLAR - rn Eliza [RICHARDSON] - cd inflamation of brain - r ep by father KESSLER, Samuel - b [8 Sep] ca 1795 Md - d 11 Dec 1856 Bot Co [Bible 13 Dec] - age 6ly 3m 3d - f John KESSLER - m Nancy WASIEY - cd decline - rep by wife Nancy [BEANE] KESSLER - Adm William KESSLER - [was not in 1850 Bot Co census] [All Co #Li22] KESSLAR, Sarah - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 5 July 1856 - age lm - f William C KESSLAR - m Nancy [McCULLOCH ] - cd casualty - rep by father - buried Mt Un ion KESSLER, Sarah C - b 11 June 1850 - d 4 Oct 1875 - f Isaac KESSLER - rn Elizabeth RADER - hus Geor ge G KESSLER - buried Troutville Cern KESSLER, Sarah Catherine - b 6 Mar 1846 - d 4 Mar 1847 Bot Co - f Abraham KESSLER - m Mary M - Ref Old Glade Creek Cem KESSLER, Susan - b 11 Apr 1802 - d 22 July 1881 Bot Co - f Christian NININGER - m [Elizabeth SNIDER] - bus Dan iel KESSLER - buried Troutville Cem KESLER, Tena A - b July 1884, Seito Co, Ohio - d 13 June 1912 [Bot Co] - f Christo T HUMBERT? - rn Barbie (GRISTO) ? - buried Portsmouth, Ohio cem - cd TB KESSLER, Texanna - b [ 186 0] Rb Co - d 23 Apr 1860 - f William N KESSLER - m Olena - cd d i ahorhoia - rep by fat her KESSLER , Thomas - b 1851 - d 1857 Bot Co - buried Mt Union KESSLER, Ulicia M - b 10 Mar 1856 Bot Co - d l Dec 1857 - age Oy 22m Od - f A[rchibald] W KESSLER - m [ Mary Catherine PECK (d/o Martin)] - cd croup - rep by father KESSLER, Virginia I - b [25 Sep] 1913 - d [Mar] 1935 [Bot Co] - f John William KESSLER - m [Margaret C SNODGRASS ] - Ref Foutz Cern KESSLER, Virginia T - b 6 Dec 1848 - d 3 Mar 1849 Bot Co - f Isaac KESSLER m Eli z abe th KESSLER, William - b ca 1819 - d 15 Aug 1820 Bot Co - age l y - f Daniel KESSLER - m Catherine [BLACK] - Ref Old Glade Creek Cem VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 94 KESSLER, William G? [ Cox ] - b 10 Oct 1808 - d 26 June 1882 - f [David KESSLER] - m [Sarah COX] --h /o Nancy (McCULLOCH) KESSLER - Ref Mt Union gravestone KESLER, llilliam Harvey - b 28 June 1 846 Bot Co - d 28 Aug 1916 Bot co - f no t known [Philip KESSLER] - m not known [Delila LINKENBOKER] - buried Back Creek Cem - h/o [Harriett E (LINXENBOKER)] - b uri ed Lithia Bap Cem KESSLAR, William J - b ca 1851 - d 9 Sep 1854 - age 2y l lm 7d - f SLAR - m Mary [E SPIGLE] - cd flux - rep by father Ge orge KES- KESSLAR, William N - b ca Mar 1829 [29 Oct 1828] Bot Co Census #1731] - d 27 June (the month is circ led) 1862 - age 33y 3m - f [ Daniel KESSLER] - m Susan [NININGER] - cd typhoid fever - rep by mother - [Troutville Cem] - h/o Orlena (OBENSHAIN) Il:SSLER - Admr John KESSLER IEYFOGGER see CEFAUGER IEY(S) see Catherine GURTNER, Philip GORTNER IEYSER see also IAYSER KEYSER, Martha J - b 1 Jan 1842 Va - d 19 June 191 3 - f Addison HOYLMAN (b Va) - m Malinda (ARMENTROUT) (b Va) - buried Locus t Bottom Cem - cd dysentary KEYTON, Bernard - d by 11 Feb 1823 (dau ca l led an orphan) - dau Polly KIDD see Nancy McCARTY, Annie WHITMORE Ill.MER, George - d by Mar 1823 - Ref WB C p395 , will dated 21 Oct 1819 - wife Catherine; Ch Elizabeth (md _HAMMITT ) , Susanna Eve (md _ _ COPP ) , Barbary, Magdalene (md JOHNSON ), Easter, Margaret, William, Nancy, Sarah, George III.MORE , Bettie - b ca 1788 - d 15 Mar 1 870 Fincastle Tw sp old age - rep by nephew Jacob WILHELM age 82y - cd IIMBERLING see William REED, John HENDERSON KIMBERLING, Jacob - d by 11 Sep 1843 (ch called orphans James M, Caroline E, Harriet V ch Isabe11a Ann, KIMBERLING, Paulzer - d by Oct 1808 - Ref WB B P 197, wil 1 dated 17 Jun e 1808 - wife Sarah· ch James Martha (md MATTHEWS) , Agne s (md PITZER), Re, ' becca (md PITZER ), John, Jacob - Others : Jean GLENN (her dau Sarah GLENN) ---- -- KINCADE see KINKEAD KINZER, Marcella James (fema le) - b ca 1854 Bed Co - d 16 Oct 1855 Bed Co f George M S KINZER - m M A - cd hooping cough - rep by father KING see Thomas REYNOLDS, Mary Grace ARMENTROUT, Raymond Barker CAMPBELL, Olie Edward CRIST, Charles T LAYMAN, James Bick STULL KING, - d by 10 Sep 1770 (his orphan mentioned) - orphan (not named, plains-of mistreatment by his master Andrew DONNALY) VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES com- �Page 95 KING, Albert L - b 16 July 1892 Floyd Co - d 4 Aug 1914 - f Andy P KING (b Rke Co) - m Emily (MILLS) (b Rke Co) - buried Troutville Cern - cd struck by train KING, Bettie E - b 21 Nov 1861 - d 1 July 1901 - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem KING, Joseph H - b 19 Dec 1849 - d 22 July 1919 - h/o Sarah M KING (d 1921) - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem KING, Nancy L - b ca 1845 All Co - d 9 Oct 1856 - f Charles KING - m Jane cd flux - rep by father KING, Roy Lewis - b 15 Aug 1895 Oriskany, Bot Co - d 8 Oct 1915 - f John L KING (b Oriskany) - m Dora Bell (REID) (b WV) - buried Oriskany Cern - cd accidental rifle shot KING, Salina C - b ca 1843 All Co - d 1 Nov 1856 - f Charles KING - m Jane cd f lux - rep by father KING, Sarah J - b ca Apr 1833 Bot Co - d 13 Aug 1858 - age 25y 4m - f Andrew LEMON - m [Mary] Ann [ELLIS] LEMON - cd consumption - rep by hus Mansfed KING KING, Sarah M - b 16 July 1851 - d 6 Dec 1921 - w/o (J is marked out) W B KING (d 1919) - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem KING, W H - b 23 Nov 1897 - d 15 Jan 1919 - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem KINGEN, James - d by 9 Aug 1814 (son called an orphan) - son James KINGRUGB, - d by 8 Dec 1801 (dau called an orphan) - dau Polly KINKEAD see Peter WRIGHT KINSLEY see Eliza PAINTER KINSWORTHY, Thomas - d by 1 4 Oct 1822 (son called an orphan) - son John (under 14) KINZIE see Catherine GISH, Daniel Saylor GISH, Nancy A ISAACS, Abe K LAYMAN, Annie V LAYMAN, Charles E LAYMAN, David NOFFSINGER, David NOFFSINGER, Hannah V NOFFSINGER, Eugene Kinzie ROGERS, Edward SNIDER KINZIE, Cassie - b 1 Dec 1809 - d 4 Oct 1865 - f [ GISR] - [w/o Daniel KINZIE] - Ref Dalevill~ gravestone KINSEY (or KINZIE ) , Catherine - b ca Oct 1773 - d 12 Nov 1839 - age 66y om 25d - f [ELSWODE] - w/o Abraham KINSEY - Ref Daleville gravestone KINZIE, Daniel - b 6 Feb 1809 - d 8 Mar 1885 - f Daniel KINZIE - m Elizabeth BERRY - h/o Isobel KINZIE (1813-1883) - Ref Dalevi ll e gravestone KINZIE, Emma E - b 8 Oct 1850 - d 15 June 1873 - f G R MUMBERD - m S A - w/o Caleb G KINZIE - grave Old Glade Creek Cem KINZIE, Hezekiah - b ca 1854 - d 28 June 1854 - f Samuel F KINZIE - m Nancy - cd flux - rep by father VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 96 KINZIE, Isobel - b 13 Dec 1813 - d 23 J uly 1883 - w/o Daniel KINZI E (18091885) - Ref Dal eville gr ave s tone KINZIE, J C - b 10 Mar 1839 Va - d 17 June 1 913 Bot Co - f Daniel KI NZIE (b Va) - m Cassie (GISH) (b Va) - buried Dalev ille Cem - cd (can 't r e ad) KINZEY, Jacob - d by 12 Dec 180 9 (daus called orphans) - f [ Joh annes KI NZEY] - m [ Christina] - daus Polly (over 14) ; Elizabeth (ov er 14) KINZIE, John - b ca Aug 1859 - d 13 May 1860 - age 9m - f Na than KINZIE - m Elizabeth - cd dyptheria - rep by gf Daniel KINZIE KINSEY, Martha G - d by 14 May 1860 - Adm James SNIDER KINZIE, Nathan G - b ca 1835 - d 13 Apr 1860 - age 25y - f Da nie l KINZI E - m [Cas sy GISH] - cd dyptber i a - r ep by father - h/o Elizabeth KINZIE KINZIE, Osker F - b 1 Jan 1880 Bot Co - d 15 Aug 1912 - f C[ale b ] G KINZIE (b Bot Co ) - m Ellen O (NININGER ) (b Bed Co) - buried Da l evil le Cem - cd TB KIRBY, Thomas - b 11 Nov 1827 - d 30 Aug 1874 - Ref Daleville gravestone KIRK see Archibald SLOAN KIRKHAM see Mrs Gilliam WILKERSON KIRKHAM , Henry - d by 10 Mar 1770 (ch called orphans) - ch Ma rgaret (over 14). Elizabeth (over 14) , Benjamin (over 14) KIRKMAN see CIRIMAN KISH see GISH , John Mc CLARE KISSINGER see KESSINGER KITCHEN see J oseph RAYNES KITCHEN, Henry - d by 13 Sep 17 91 - Ref WB A p316 , appra i sal admr Margaret KITCHEN & Admr bond - KITTINGER, J acob - d by 27 Oc t 1814 - Ref WB B p410 , appraisa l KLEPPER see CLIPPER , twins DAVIS KLEPPER, John - b 1 Mar 1828 Hawkins Co , TN - d 19 Nov 1914 - f Peter KLEPPER (b Pa) - m Catherine ( MYERS ) (b Pa) - buried Daleville cem - cd par a l ysis KLEPER, Kelsie C - b 4 Jan 1914 Bot Co - d 27 Apr 1917 - f Wil l iam KLEPER (b Tn) - rn Kennely (ALVIS) (b Tn) - buried Dalev il le Cem - cd measles & broncho pneumonia KLINE see CLINE, Jacob COFFMAN KLINE, Mary - b 26 Nov 1851 All Co - d 6 Jan 1916 - f George W LEMON (b Va) - m Dianna (KESLER) - buried Clifton Forge Cem - cd lagrippe VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 97 KNIGHT, Catherine - d by 14 Mar 1783 (son called an orphan) - son John KNISLEY see NICELY, Peter CIRCLE, Eliza LINXENBOKER KNODE see Henry DOLLMAN, KANODE KNODE, George W - b ca 1834 Va (census #676) - d by 13 Nov 1865 - f Michael KNODE - m Mary - adm Lewis LINKENBOKER KNODE, Michael - b ca 1796 Md (census #67 6) - d by 9 Mar 1863 - h/o Mary Adm Lewis LINKENHOKER KNOX see William REED KOGER see Godfrey HAMILTON KOHEN, Jacob - b ca 1850 Europe - d 5 Feb 1916 - f Tisbel KOHEN (b Europe) m Rica (b Europe) - buried Charlottesville Cem - cd heart failure KOLBE, Robert - d by 12 Mar 1861 - Ex Mary M Kolbe KOLLOCK, Maria - b ca 1777 - d 7 Aug 1814 - age 37y - w/o Dr L KOLLOCK (of Savannah, Ga) - Ref Fincastle Presby gra.vestone KOONTZ, Eliza Irvine - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 9 Nov 1856 - f George KOONTZ rn Ann - cd unkn - rep by father KURFMAN see COFFMAN, George RONK KYGER see Sarah Jane Wood KYLE see William ANDERSON, James McDonald GODWIN, Matthew HARVEY, Sarah ROWLAND, Janette Howard TREEVEY, Jane WOMACK, Edward McDONALD, John POAGUE, Robert L RUDISILL, James W WOMACK KYLE, Archibald - d by 10 Mar 1784 - Ref WB A pl98, will dated 2 May 1778, Adrnr bond - wife Mary; Ch Sally, Rhoda, Fanny, Marvin, - on 10 Mar 1784, orphan Harvin, bound out - Adrnr David MAY, Thomas MILLER KYLE, Barclay - d by 12 Oct 1829 (dau called orphans) - daus Sarah (over 14), Mary, Charlotte, Caroline, maybe Nancy (over 14 on 10 Nov 1835) KYLE, Charles Andrew - b 7 May 1870 - d 6 Aug 1897 - grave Amsterdam Cem KYLE, Christopher - d 1866 - Admr 8 Oct 1866 Joseph KYLE KYLE, Edwin - b 15 Jan 1830 Bot Co - d 19 Sep 1912 - f Robert KYLE (b Bot Co) - m Jane (PECK) (b Bot Co) [dau of John] - buried Mt Pleasant Cern - cd Senile debility KYLE, Harriet J - b ca 1845 Bot Co - d 16 Mar 1856 - f Francis J McDOWELL m Sarah - cd pneumonia - rep by father KYLE, Jane - d by Nov 1824 - Ref WB C p574, will dated 17 Oct 1824 - Ch Christopher, Jane (md -~Pit zer); Robert, Dinguid , Elizabeth, Polly, Patsy , Margaret VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 98 KYLE, Jane - b ca 1790 ( c ensus 41159 8 ) - d b y 12 Aug 1 850 - Admr William KYLE KYLE, John E - b ca Feb 18 68 Bot Co - d 12 Aug 1868 - age Sm 14d - f John c KYLE - m Sallie C - cd not known - rep b y father KYLE, Jos eph - d by 26 Jan 1808 - Ref WB B pl66, will dated 26 Aug 1806 _ wife Jane; Ch Robert, Duiguid, Wil1iam, Christophe r, Anne 8 married daus , named - Exrs Robert KYLE, Duiguid KYLE not KYLE, Margaret - d 186 7 - Adm 8 J uly 1867 Sher iff Lewi s LI NKENHOKER IYLE, Mary - d by (Sep 1784 , marked out) 15 Nov 1783 - Ref WB A p213 settle- ment KYLE, Nancy - d by 1 6 Sep 1811 - Ref WB B p271, apprai sal & sa le Robert KYLE, Dinguid KYLE Admrs IYLE, Robert - b ca 1779 [or 17 90] Bot Co (census # 1 418) - d 27 June 18 61 _ age 82y - cd age - rep by son Edward KYLE - h/o Jane (PECK ) K:YLE (d/o John ] - Adm John G RUDISILL (14 Oct 1 861) IYLE, Ruf u s p - b ca 1837 Va ( census #732) - d by 9 F e b 1863 KYLE - m Mary J - Adm Lewis HOUSEMAN f -Was h i n g ton KYLE , Washington - b ca Oct 1809 [orl81 1] Bot Co (census #732) - d 4 Ju l y 1859 - age 49y 9m - f Robert KYLE - cd consumption - r ep by wife Ma ry Jane KYLE - Ex Jane & Rufus P KYLE ( 8 Aug 1859 ) IYLE, William - d by Feb 1821 - Ref WB C p307 , will dated 26 Nov 1820 - wife Sarah; Ch J ane (md WOMACK ) , Barclay, s Sal1y (md __ Ro-wl a nd ) , J a mes; s - i -1 s John DICKERSON, Charles BEALE; gs James PITZER (b Oct 1805) , Rob ert: PTIZER (b 3 Dec 1807) , both ss /o George PI TZER - Ex Barclay KYLE KYLE, Wil l i am - b ca 1782 I r e l a nd - d 2 5 J u n e 1832 Finc ast l e - age SOy - R ef Va Gen Soc Quar, Vol 4 pl4 f r om " Chr ist i an Sent in e l" of 16 Ju ly 183 2 _ bro Rob ert:, where he d i ed - Ref #2 Fin castle Pr esby gravestone KYLE, William Jr - d by Dec 1909 - f Joseph KYLE, de e' d - m J ane - Ref WB B p224, wi l l dated 1 2 Aug 1809 - b r os Christopher , Robert, Dinguid; sis Ann KYLE LACKEY, James _ d by Oct 1823 - Ref WB C p400 , will dated 28 Oct 1822 - wife Mary; Ch Thoma s, Nathan, Martha (md McKNIGHT ); Agnes (md McKNI GHT), Mary, Samuel LACKLAND, John S - b ca 1800 Va (census #1691) - d by 14 May 1860 Martha - Ex William M LOCKLAND LACKEY, John M (single) - d July 1849 - age 19y - cd fever Co Mort Schedule m Ref 1850 Bot LACKEY, Mary Jane - b ca 1834 Bot Co (census #637) - d 23 June 1854 - f Nathan LACKEY - m Jane - cd consumption - rep by b-i - 1 John T HOMPSON - Adm John THOMPSON VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 99 LACKLAND see Damaris VANMETER LACKLAND, Annie Lou - b 19 Aug 1873 - d 6 June 1892 - f L[utber] C LACKLAND - V E - grave Mil l Creek Cem LACKLAND, Joel - b ca 1798 Bot Co (census #1692) - d 2 Aug 18 54 - rep by wife Martha A LACKLAND - Adm William M LACKLAND (14 Aug 1854) LACKLAND, Luther C - b 9 Mar 1851 Bot Co - d 17 Feb 1913 - f Joel Butt LACKLAND (b Bot Co) - m Martha Ann (EUBANK) (b Amh Co) - buried Mil l Creek Cem cd Lesion of small vein in brain LACKLAND, Martha - b ca 1762 Md (census #1691 ) - d by 8 Dec 1851 - Ex William M LACKLAND LACKS see William R WORLEY LACKS, Benjamin - d 1869 - Adm bond 9 Aug 1869 Sher iff JOHNSON LACKS, Homer - b 23 June 1912 Bot Co - d 2 Mar 1914 - f Emmit W LACKS (b Bot Co) - m Hattie Elizabeth (CAMPBELL) (b Bed Co) - buried family cem - cd pneumonia LACKS, Mariah (widow has been marked out) - b ca 1837 - d 21 June 1857 - f Benjamin LACKS LACKS, William (unmd) - b ca 1839 - d 2 Mar 1857 - f Benjamin LACKS - cd fever - rep by father LAFON see Lewis W DOLLMAN LAIRD, - d by 12 Apr 1785 (son cal l ed an orphan) - son Charles LAKE see Daniel WERNER LAKE, Israel - d by 23 Sep 1809 - Ref WB B p223 , appr aisal - On 13 Mar 1810 orphan Francis (over 14) LAKE, Timothy - b 17 May 1785 - d 10 Oct 1869 - age 83y 4m 23d - grave Mill Creek Cem LAM(B), Elijah (widower) - b ca 1836 Rb Co - d 29 June 1862 Richmond, Va age 26y - f M LAM - m s - cd fever - rep by father - adm James W SMITH LAM, Madison - b ca 1842 Rb Co - d 30 Au g 1862, Army - age 20y - f M LAM m S - cd killed - rep by father LAM, Sidney B - b ca Nov 1867 Bot Co - d 4 Dec 1867 - a ge 14d - f Isaac - m M A - cd bold hives - rep by father LAM LAMB see LAM, Samuel AMYX, John Rowel DUVALL, Wilmer David JONES LAMB, Elizab eth - b Mar 1827 Va - d 8 Jan 1 913 - f George LOTTS (b don't know) - m El izabeth (LOTTS) (b Rb Co) - buried Zi ons Hill Ce m - cd LaGrippe VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES �Page 100 LANCE see Sarah A BOWERS LANDERS see Jacob COFFMAN, Elizabeth RICHARDSON LANDERS, Bernice Vistine - b 20 Oct 1902 Bot Co - d 19 Nov 1914 - f D p LANDERS (b Bot Co - m Jennie (KESSLER) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville Cem cd diptheria LANDERS, Francis (male) (widower) - b ca 1793 Louisa Co , Va - d 7 Oct 1868 ag 75y - cd bold hives - rep by ? , Elizabeth F RICHARDSON LANDERS, George W - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 18 Sep 1862 Richmond, Va - f Thomas LANDERS - m Mary - cd typhoid fever - rep by father age l 9y LANDERS, James E - b ca 1847 Bot Co - d 1 Oct 1868 - age 20y llm 17d - m M J LANDERS - cd consurnpt ion - rep by mother M J LANDERS LANDERS, Mary Jane - b ca 1814 Charlotte Co, Va - d 24 Feb 1870 Amsterdam twsp - age SSy 9m 7d - f John SUMPTER - rn Hannah - cd consumption - rep by hus Jacob LANDERS LANDERS, Polly - b ca 1802 New Kent Co, Va - d 30 Mar 1866 sudden - rep by hus Thomas LANDERS age 64y - LANDERS, Tazwell - b ca 1835 Bot Co - d 16 Aug 1862 Richmond , Va f Thomas LANDERS - Mary - cd unkn - rep by father cd age 27y - LANDERS, Thomas - d 1868 - Adm bond 12 Oct 1868 Peter LANDERS LANDON, Martha - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 23 Feb 1853 - f abeth - cd consumption Alvin LANDON - rn Eliz- LANDON, Mary V - b 12 Dec 1834 - d 1 Dec 1894 - w/o J M LANDON castle Presby Cem grave Fin- LANE see LAYNE, Michael CLOYD, Glenna Frances WILLS LANG, Thomas - d by 10 Oct 1809 (ch called orphans) - ch Hannah Matilda, Mary, Alfred, all named in suit LANGE Christian Charles - d by Aug 1814 - Ref WB C p95, will date 7 Sep 1813, , codicil 25 Sep 1813 - wife Elizabeth, wife's sis Christina SCRLENGLISS, others: Peter BUSH, George RULE - Ex Charles BEALE LANGHORNE see Joseph W BATES LANGHORNE, Henry S - b ca 1798 Warwick Co, Va - d 16 Dec 1854 rep by bro William LANGHORNE - h/o Ann LANGHORNE cd cancer - LANGHORNE, llilliam - b ca Nov 1783 Cumberland Co, Va (census #16 17) - 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 32, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Belmont School Days; Springwood Burial Park Cemetery Survey; 1800 Tax List of Bedford County; Botetourt County Death Records, Kessler-Lankford. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Burton 25 Article Index for VAN Vol. 31 , 2007by Babe Fowler 40 Name Index for VAN Vol. 31, 2007 by Babe Fowler 41 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. If you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblankens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. - - , ~crioke C\ty "Publl 1nio f"iloWI"""~~ •____ _ . _ �P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, I always think I've contacted or heard from about everyone related to one of my main surnames. Well a month ago I received an interesting package in the mail. I did not recogni ze the name .but it came from the Syracuse, NY area where my ENGEL family is from . It contained two CDs and a letter. I began reading the letter and it made no sense, I didn't recognize the surnames she was listing. My first thought was that she had my ENGEL's confused with hers. I'd have to set her straight. Reading a little further something clicked ... her great grandfather was my "Uncle Harry", my grandfather's older brother!! My parents had a summer home just up the road from his and I spent much time there visiting with him, my grandparents, who were frequent guests, plus other great aunts and uncles. Harry had a son , Charles , who was not well liked due to a family dispute but in 1994 I sent what information I had on the ENGELs to his son Charles Jr. This material was pasted on to his sister and in turn to her daughter. Teresa was ' so excited to get it that she wrote to me (luckily I still live the address she had!!) to thank me for my work and provided CDs with b~th old an_d new family ph~tos . She said her mother knew little about the ENGEL side of the family most hkely due to the nft that occurred in the 1960's. Uncle Harry's wife died before I was born so I have no memory of her. Teresa told me she was Irish and wrote beautiful poetry. She said she had a book of her poems and would copy and send it to me. 1was amazed at these poems, some sad, some happy, some about everyday things. It reaffirms my feeling that those that have gone before us want us to know them. Agnes Garvey ENGEL wants us to know her through her beautiful poetry. c:t Just a rem.inder about the 2008 Surnam7 Index. For members with surnames in the index you may submit changes or updates to me directly at the address_bel'?w: Check your listing in the Summer 2006 issue. New members or old members not having hstmgs may submit up to six (6) names in the following format: SURNAME given name Country or State Locale (County, City or Town) Date ENGEL C@rl Germany-NY Syracuse 1850 Again, you can submit your names directly to me at the address below. Email if you like. Closing date for submissions will be June 1 st. 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Cook , 929. 2 F982f Furrow Family History by Carson Furrow 1 Jr. -5 Edited by Leslie 2006 (bound 2007) 929.375223 D847so Parish of Somerset County MD by Ruth T Dryden 1987 929.375284 B684M Montgomery County MD Marriages Bowman 1966 1796 - 1850 by Tressie Nash 929.375223 D847t Somerset & Worcester Counties MD 1783 Tax List by Ruth T. Dryden 198(?) 929. 375223 P87ls Somerset County MD Coventry Parish Records Volume 1 1703 -18 34 Volume 2 1800-1899 by Jody Powell 1993 920 K414s Simon Kenton His Life and Period 17 55 - 1836 by Edna Kenton 1930 County Life Press 920 . K41 C549s Simon Kenton, Kentucky Scout by Thomas D. Clark 1943 Little & Ives 385. N794h The Historic Railroad, A Guide to Museums, Depots and Excursions in the United States by John R. Norris & Joann Norris 194 4 McFarland 282. 755296 Ss24 St. Mary's: Alexandria, VA 1795 - 1995 200 Years for Christ, St Mary's Catholic Church 308 J35pr The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Retirement Series Volume 4 June 1811 to April 1812 by J. Jefferson Looney Editor 2007 Princeton Press 640 H355s The Seasonal Hearth, Hechtlinger 1977 Overlook Press women at home in early America by Adelaide 917. 5256 M694a Annapolis Visit, A Photographic Essay on Maryland's Ancient City by Mary Mitchell 1969 Barre Publishers SC917.55 C239h Historic Shrines of Virginia by W. E . Carson, Virginia Commission on Conservation & Development 1933 Chairman of the 929. 2 G765Sh49a Ancestor's Call, with a reprint of the Slave Narrative: Nar rat ive of the Life of Moses Grandy by Eric Anthony Sheppard 2003 Diversity VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 5 Restoration Solutions, Inc 071 . 304 96 H395b Bibliographic Checklist of African American Newspapers by Barbara K. Henritze 1995 Genealogical Publishing 277.5 M393 Masters & Slaves in the House of the Lord Race & Religion in the American South 1740-1870 by John B. Boles 1988 University Press of Kentucky 923.2 D66s Speakers & Clerks of the Virginia House of Delegates 1776 -2007 by Bruce F. Jamerson 2007 929. 2 B381Sl 15a Annie Laurie Beauchamp 1884 -1965 Her Ancestors and Allied Famili es in Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, and Texas by Martha Strong Slater 2002 Gateway Press p 917.55 V819ca Carry Me Back to Old Virginia Travel guide 1957 917.557 W252t Travel Tours out of Roanoke Through Southwest Virginia by WPA 1938 929.09747 069n New York State Censuses & Substitutes by William Dollarhide 2005 Genealogical Publ ishing 975.5671 P851Le Lynchburg: A City Set on Seven Hills by Clifton Potter & Dorothy Potter 2004 Arcadia Publishing 975 . 5723 B996s Images 0£ America Smyth County by Kimberly Barr Byrd & Debra J. Williams 2005 Arcadia Publishing 975.5723 B996sc Images of America Smyth County, Revisited by Kimberly Barr Byrd & Debra J. Williams 2005 Arcadia Publishing 929.3097 B675e Eastern Cherokee By Blood Volumes 1 - 5 , 1906-1 910 Transcribed from court Records by Jeff Bowen 2008 Genealogical Publishing 929.3755 C899 i An Index for the Culpeper Exponent (Newspaper) Volumes 30 -49 19101930 Compiled by Robert A. Hodge 1982 929.357223 D847st Somerset County MD, Stepney Parish Records by Ruth T. Dryden 1988 975.5791 W896pa The Protective Agencies of Roanoke WPA project by Anne Worrell 1940 016.071 L346c Chronological Tables of American Newspapers 1690 - 1820 compiled Edward Connery Lathern American Antiquarian Society & Barre Publishers 1972 by • 017.5528 R272i Inside Loudoun, The Way it Was by Frances H. Reid 1986 Potomac Press 343.04 L41 Virginia Laws in Relation to Commissioners & Collectors of the Public Revenue 1882 Published by the Auditor of Public Accounts 353 . 9754 W52 West Virginia Blue Book 1939 & 1940 (2 volumes) Compiled by Charles Lively 1939 & 1940 Jarrett Press 395 L58h2 Handbook of American Railroads by Robert G. Boardman Publishing Lewis 1956 Sinunons- 920 . 073 G953s Seve n Wise Men of Colonial America by Richard Gum.mere 1967 Harva r d VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 6 University Press 923.8773 B884Cl3j Jacob Bunn: Legacy of an Illinois Indu strial Pioneer by Andre w Taylor Call 2005 Brunswick Publishing 929.2749 G286 Genealogies of New Jersey Families from th e Genealogic a l of New Jersey Volumes 1 & 2 1996 Genealogi cal Publishing Mag az ine 929. 3750 2 L567o Old Southern Bible Records Transcription s of Birth , Deaths , and Marriages from Family Bibles, Chiefly of the 18th a nd 19th Centuries Compiled by Memory Aldridge Lester 929. 3752 31 843 4 Beneath These Stones Genealogical Society of Maryland 1996 p Volume 2 Publ ished by Uppe r 286.175579 R531 Roanoke Valley Baptist Association Annuals 1988 - Shore 1993 P 366 .1 R812v Virgin ia Text Book of Royal Arch Masonry 194 9 P 929. 2 H383 Sel9h He nderson E'amily Records by J Mont gomer y S eaver 192 9 American Historical - Genealogical Society 1930 P 929.374879 Isln Naturalization Records 1 802 Pennsylvania compiled Willi am L. I scrupe 1 979 p 929 . 3755 Arn32x The 1787 Census of Virginia, P 929.3755 B39wi Bedford County Virginia Bondurant Warren 1995 1854 Somerset Amelia County by Yantis Index to Will s 17 54 - & Lov e 1987 1830 by P 975 . 583 H629f Historic Fincastle 1772 by Historic Fincastle Inc . SC 373 .755791 L51y The General, Lee Junior Hi gh School 1947 & County, Ma ry 197 6 1953 Yearbooks SC 923 . 673 B81R24 9p Life of Captain John Brown by James Redpath 18 60 P 286 . 175583 M61m Mil l Creek Baptist Church Histor y 1804 P 549 . 9755 D567v2 Virginia Mine ra ls and Rocks by R . V . 1960 1 954 Dietrich , Professor VPI P 553. 46 L121m Manganese Deposits of the Sweet Springs District We st Virginia Virginia by Har ry S . Ladd United States Dept of Interior 194 4 p 929. 2 st86V868s Thing Stringer Family & Kin Early Americans Lawrence County , Mississippi by Alvin Ward Vo~ le 1968 p 929. 34102 G359p Poll Books C 1696 Britain by Gibson & Rogers 1998 P 929 . 3755 1872 A Directory to & Pioneers Holdings & of in Great G39lc Giles County Virginia Census 1840 by James Douthat 1999 Mountain Press p 975 . 5782 B782v Virginia & Virginians Giles County by Dr . p 292 . 2 Ml26f Family of Wesley D McCann by Mccann & 332.4973 R27s The Stor y of Civil War Publishing Fred Money by R A Brock 19 8? Mcca nn 1962 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Reinf el d 1959 Sterling �Page 7 332 . 4975 C868c Criswell's Currency Series Volume 1 Confederate & Southern State Currency 1957 Criswell publication 917.55 Cl89v Mark Benjamin Carey's Virginia 360 2007 929.3755 P687c 1820 Pittsylvania County VA Census by Mike K. Mountain Press Williams 1988 929.3755 P687c 1850 Pittsylvania County VA Census by Mike K. Mountain Press Williams 1990 920.075 Od8s Southern Pioneers in Social Interpretation . by Ho ward W. Odum 1925 University of North Carolina Press · 325.3 K172f Foundations of Co l onial America Volumes 1 -3 by W. Keith Kavenaugh 1973 Chelsea House Publish ing 975.56 s C38lh The Heritage of Charlotte County VA 1765 - 2007 975.5763 T219h Tazewell County Heritage Volume 2 1799 - 2007 920.72 N843 Notable Women West of the Blue Ridge 1850 -1950 a project of the colonel William Preston Chapter of the DAR 2008 Pam B. Young Roanoke Public Libraries Vi rginia Room 706 S Jefferson St. Roanoke, VA 24016 ( 540) 853-2073 A Little Nostalgia ... STONE PRINTING C01\1PANY In July 1883, .J.P. Bell, a Lynchburg, Virginia printer and Edward L. Stone, one of his employees, decided to open a printing shop in Roanoke. They rented a small frame building on Commerce Street, the site now occupied by the Times-World Corporation. Samuel G . Fields of Abingdon, Virginia was placed in charge. Edward L. Stone was the printer; the other two employees a youth, Fleming R. H urt, and " a boy to furnish the power." This shop was known as The Bell Printing and Manufacturing Company. Following Mr. Fields' death, in 1885, Mr. Stone was appointed manager. The plant was almost destroyed by fire in 1889. Jn 1890, the work force bad increased to 33 employees, eight times the original number. La:ger working quarters were needed, and a year later, in 1891, the company leased the second and third floor of a three-story building on North Jefferson Street, across from Hotel Roanoke. Around 1891-92 the company name was changed to the Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company, and Edward L. Stone was named president. In 1895 the building was enlarged by adding an exact duplicate to the side. This building, later known as the Stratford Annex, was occupied by the printing company until 1908 when the struct ure with the stone facade, familiar to many, was erected. The nvin brick buildings were to ..n down in 1931 to make way for the Norfolk and Western Railway General Office Building. Submitted by Jean McGrady, 43 year employee of Stone Printing VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 8 STONE'S IMPRESSIONS ~l...\RCH,, 1930 ~ e)TORY 1883 18 l. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 9 STONE'S Ii\1PRESSIONS MARCH, 1930 THOUT 'UJoRDS 189 5 11 t 3 0 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 10 W1111a:m Mead of Bedford County, Virginia Deed Book 7 pages 472- 473: I ndenture 28 Feb 1785 william Mead o:f Bedford County conveys to Joel Cheetwood for sum 50 pounds 700a - more or lefs. .. Beg . where Greers Line crofses Gills Creek, thence along Greers LinP.s South 60 w to 0 Lynn Tree N 6o W 60 - p to W. o. N 87° W 78 p to Poplar, N 40° ~· lJ6 p to Taylors line, thence a l ong Crabtaees Line S 144 P to W0 0 ., S 85 W JO -32 P~ tow. o. inCrabtreesLine, N0 81 W 108 p to W. O, S 9 E 5§ p to R . O., S 70 w .58 p tow. o. thence off 19 E 139 p to Chesnut Oak, S 62 0E 43 p to R . O, N 78° E 176 p to pts, N ')8° E 121 p to pts in other Line N 6o E 88 p to W. 0 • N 75° E 68 p to W. O, N 40° E 60 p to Fargasons Corner W. O, N 5° W to Gi l ls Creek aforesaid thence up as 1 t mearrlers to Beg ." Appurtenances • ° . · ·· · . . W. N ead Memorandum of quiet pofsefsion Recorded. 28 Feb 1785 Deed :Book 6 pages 54-55: Indenture of 1778 William Mead to Joel Cheetwood Both of Bedford County for sum of 20°"Pounds 15Qa tract on north s ide Blackwater River . "Beg . at Baleys corner Hickory on sd River, Thence along his line N 80 p to his Corner W. 0. off N 26° E 40 p to W. 0. in Peter Blankenship line thence a l ong his line S '2f3° E 70 p to Po plar N 87° E 40 p to W. o. N 45° E 20 p to R. o. N 65° E 26 to Chesnut at the Mouth of fox Trap Branch and thence up river as it meanders to Beg . " Appurtenances. W. Mead Memorandum of quiet pofsefsion Recorded. 25 May 1778 ~Book 1pages168-169s Indenture 23 February 1768 William Mead conveys to Henry Taylor for sum 10 pounds 3.5a tract on south side Gi l ls Creek . " Beg . 0 at W O. in TaylCi>rs line . Thgnce on Taylors line S 10 W 124 p to R. o. o ff 0 N 51 W 22 p to a White N 4 3 W 2 p to W. Q. and Thence N 8 7° E 80 p to First Station." ~" Mead Memorandwn of quiet and peaceable pofsefsion Court February 23 1768 .2 pages 10)-104: Indenture 26 July 1773 William Mead of Bedford County to James Dilion of Pi tsilvania County in Consideration sum Thirty five pounds paid and Receipt acknowledged . 11 S~lls thre Hundred and Eighty Acres on Black water River in .Bedford. and Pi tsilvania Counties and Bounded as follows To Wit, Begining at Blankinships Corner Hicory on South Side of Sa.id River off North forty Degrees East forty poles to Mil lers Corner Chesnut so on Millers line North Eighty two Degrees Ea.st Eighteen poles to his Corner White Oak and North forty five Degrees East Eighty Six poles to hi s Corner Hickory thence off Soutitl Eighty four Degrees East Sixty Six poles to a Red Oak Sou th fourteen Degrees East One Hundred and Twenty Six poles to - Bel chers Corner thence on his line South Sixty two Degrees West · Sixty fourt poles to his Corner poplar on Sd River thence Down and Crofsing to - Pointers on the South Side of Sa.id River off South Thirty four Degrees West Two Hundred poles to pointers North Eighty four Degrees West Two - Hundred poles to Nolands Corner thence along his line North Nineteen Degrees Ea.st Seventy four poles to said R:i ver and Down the Same and C:rofsing to the Begining. " Deed~ W. Mead Memo Quiet and Peasable Pofsefsion. Bedford County Court July 26 1?7J (Notei From Copier, M. A. Barnes. This was copied as written in the actual volume k nown a s Deed Book E 2• Bedford County, Virginia. I t is believed. the pause marks do nOtind.icate a lack of' survey descrlpti~: but in fact the style of t he surveyor. ) Mary Ann Barnes; 1204 Allison Drive ; Ro c kvil l e , l'Jld 20P51 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 11 Records of Coffin Maker Marion Thomas Hall, Floyd County AgoJOOB Name of parents or Spouse Chafin, Gilbert Vest. A. P. NIN Gender Child Child Wtitenack. Jonathan NIN IM!e Vest. Peter Child Child Child Child Son Child ordered by Child Child ordered by Cole, Til'ly Blackv.ed. W M. Geamart. Mef\lin Jones, Jasper 8oone. LL Blackwell, W. M. Boyd. John Name NIN NIN NIN NIN NIN NIN NIN Boyd. Mat NIN NIN Mcfllca~ Bettie Oty, Olalley ~r-;.Kyle McNeaJ. Henry Yearout James Smith, John NIN Child NIN Conner, Jacob IMfe NIN 21811912 ordered by Son Smith, Sien Hall, Letcher Sowers. W. Taylo<" Poff, S.M. Soples, Joseph Likens, David Basham. Mary Sien NIN Howard, Albert NIN NIN NIN Conner, 0 . P.(Daniel Poter) ordered by Child Sc:Mer.>. Ta-y1or 5mlth. Sten NIN NIN (Sarah Bizabeth Mother NIN NIN (Grace Lee) Epperley, Ruby NIN NIN Bocard, Jacob NIN NIN NIN NIN Jones. Larry Genie NIN NIN Mc;Noal, Weldon Boone, John Calloway, Philis (col. Female) Edwards, Dora A. Thomas, Lawrence Webber Corell, SUsan NIN Ferguson, Temple Walte!S, NeWo &nith, Peter Conner, Kasmus Blackwell, Warter (Walter) NIN C31away, Mary Caraway, Thomas (col) · Moadows. Lona Bealric:e Howard. Lue (col) Conway, MUlie Payne.Lewis Vest. Charlott (Shockley) McNeal, Kishie W ison, AdeITne NIN Lucas. V.-ginia Gay SUmpter, Joseph Vest. Detiliah A. Chafin. Alma Lampie, Nrs. Spangler, John Oo¥.er. CaJtare Wade NIN Conner, N mer Craighead, Robert Martin, Emanuel L J. Poff, Coy Raymond Gurrant. Mattie S NIN NIN Lawrence. Oliver Ray NIN NIN NJN NIN Hoback. James Howard. Thomas Vest, A. P. Child Child Son Child Sister 'Mfe ordered by 'Mfe Child Child NIN Hatcher Ch11d Son Son Daughter Ago 16 \/\Me Son Daughter Son \Mrrrner, W . M. Sooth, Cal Hales. Calib Epperley, W. M. Wallen. James McNea~ Chartcy Lee, Roy Clawer, Frank Conner, Moses Eppertey, Garland Buggs, Robert Duncan, Lawyer surrmers. James Jones. Jasper l..alMence, Germ:in King, Charles M. McNea~ James 111y6m15d CallONay, W. M. Edwards, George Thorms. LA. Mother Vl/lfe Child Child 91y 4m9d Child Muncy, Rice (Martin Cemetery) Watters. John Son ordered by I. W . Of J. W , Collins calaway, Wm. c:Nld Meadows, Harvey Reed ordered by ordered by ordered by ordered by Claytor, H. 0 . Payne. Beldora Vest. Peter R . McNea~ Charlie Son Child ordered by o<dered by IMfe orde<ed by ordered by Son Ctilld ordered by o<dered by Son Son \Mfe Daughter Son Son Oaughtet Oau_ghter Child Inf/ Dau Lawrence. German Lucas. Daniel Sumpter, Bernice Vest, S. A. Chalin,C. 0 . Cummings. J. H. Spangler, J. H . Clov.er. William H. Aldeiman, Thomas Cooner, Joseph Craighead, James R. Martin.Rufus Poff. Hugh L Gunant. John R Eppertey, B. T . (J.) Bla~D.W. T Lawrence. Alonzo \MnYner, Robert Pink Becldeheimer. Moses L IM11tenack, Lorenza Muncy, R ice County/Nat.es Date 212011911 Pd. By Epperly. Posle 212S/1911 4/25.11911 ~911 Doci:a I. Hale &811911 &'911911 611311911 10/Sl191 1 1Cl/71191 1 Garrh S. Booie 10/1511911 1/811912 112711912 112911912 2110/1912 211311912 212111912 31411912 Margie Marie Hall 3112/1912 :?.'911912 311911912 312611912 512211912 5'3111912 &'1211912 71311912 7/4t1912 Arlinda Epperly 10/26/1912 11/14/1912 11/26/1912 121911912 Sooth, W . C . 12/11/1912 1/811913 2111/1913 R. Martin (Mary J Lancastef) 211911913 Vest, LI. 31311913 31511913 3.'1311913 311911913 312611913 313111913 4110/1913 4125/1913 6'411913 &'911913 &'1811913 71211913 71911913 Montgomery Co. 7/14/1913 Edwards, John 7127/1913 612011913 812911913 Q'3/1913 (DC# 21704 Rictlmond. Va.) 1°"911913 Montgomery Co. 10/28/1913 SUsan Smith & Walter Conner 11nl1913 12/8/1913 Blac:IMoell, Isac Rt#4 FCVA 112611914 2126/1614 MonljJomeiy Co. 311411914 311711914 \Mlite FemaJe 6'611914 712311914 ~914 Mon1SOfTlery Co a/711914 9'1411914 &'2911914 10l2/1914 101211914 111211914 111911914 121811914 12n611914 1/8119 15 31'2311915 3'2311915 415/1915 Martha Almer 412211915 Milburn \/llllitenack 5nf1915 5111/1915 7/1811915 8114/1915 10/9/1915 1111/1915 11/411915 MontgomeryCo. 11/15/1915 12/1/1915 112/1916 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Relationship Ad Price SS.50 $5.50 $13..50 $13.50 $5.45 $6.00 $6.00 $3.00 $13,50 $4.00 $1259 $13.50 $4.75 $11 .00 $13.00 $15.00 $4.00 $'13.50 $14.10 $13.50 $14.00 $13.50 $6.00 S13.50 $4.00 $5.00 $13.00 $13.50 $4.00 513.00 $13.50 $14.00 $3.50 SS.CO $3.00 $'13.75 $13.50 $4.00 $13.50 $3.25 $4.00 $13..50 $3.25 $4. 00 $7.50 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 $5.25 $15.00 S5.25 $15.00 ss.oo $15.00 $15.00 S15.00 $2-00 $15.00 $15.00 $6.00 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 S3.25 $5.~ $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 $15.00 $4.25 $6.50 $15.00 S15.00 $5.50 S4.25 S15.00 S4.50 55.50 S4.00 $4.00 S4.00 $4.00 $4.25 �Page 12 Conner, Malildy Polf,S.M. ordered by Howard. Wn. T. Son ~Clarence l...edlDr, Roen {WhJe Femile) ordered by Velt,MllDnC. Sbwecs. Offie A. (Olie} NIN aderedby ordered by Daughter lesler. G. L Vest. Sally Sower.;, Wn. T. c:ia.-. Wm. H. caiio.vay. W. M. Wfe lddiogs, H. B . ~. Calhel1ne NIN Clower, Wm. T. ordefed by 0alwt1, Sarah arde«ed by ordered by O(deled by ordefedby ordered by ~J.W Eanes,J. w. Tholnls, Neaie Jane ~. s.ah Martha ClcMer. Calfe R. Ba:stiam. R. H. Dangerlield, Eliia Bell Eanes, E. L Thomas, Joseph Calloway,S11es Cdlkls, l~W. Jones, ClilrleY w. Ught, Sarah Edih Blshaln, Ma!galet Luther Clower, Tidie (l.ellla) Meaclllws, saran JanD Wtmier, H. A. (H. H.) King, Margaret Jano Thoma$,~ lddlngs, Luli5ha (Shoclcley) Mril, Hannah (Bishop) Hines. 8. M. Dr. Epperiey, Hazel Thel1111 . Jones, Charley Ught. l 0 . Son [)ajghlef ordered by ordeted Bashan\ Ja"9S Henry c:ia.-, Alchie & Joseph Meadows, CcirNlay {SS-1861) ~by \Mnmer, CtarcnceJ. King, Ooc:k & G. W. Tho!TW, John & Mary Iddings, Jame$ W. Martin, H. s. Son Mother ordered by \Mfe ordered by ordered by Daughter Hiies. Charles M. Eppeiiey, Hy5e Lee Lee, Royston NIN Son Lee. Roy Daughter Vest.AndyW. (Bud) V951, Peter R c:bl;iw, Nina Ruth Tholnls, Ole ordered Oaughtef Wfe Clov.ef, EH. Thomas, Bmer Howard, Jane (black female) \Mkcn,AMnL \Mfe cic-. 'MJe Lee Son callcJ,wy, Sias (black) No Names 3 sons Elc¥d. John G. Wnfrey, Pott Ann Wright, James L ..,,., Sany l l (Beny) i.-ence. Oailcn A. Hall, Brainard \'Yiiam Turner, Ira (blade) Wrrm!!r, Caoino ordered by Son ordered by Ho.vard, <=agger Wison, J . R P. CbNer, \Mn H. C3ik7Nay, Ellen Howard, Robert 0 . Boyd, Mille & S~ns, P. E. ordered by ordered by Wight, Lizzie Vest. John H. Son Hall, Marion Thomas ordered by Son 'Mlill!naclc. L K. ~OlafBSon Canner, w. ". Eppeiley, Wm. H. 'Mlleoack, Wn. H. Canner, Jljle Mn Pdf, Kallie lee Mooce, Erneine Comer, John Paul light, Matikla Hesler lljjl1t, wi"ram Lawson Janney, Fred Thinan liens, Ceie 51611834 Son Son ordered by Son NIN IMfe ctild ~.Maly Calner, S. M. Epperley, Brainard 'MlitenacK, Jaspef w. Cooner, John & James Poff, John M6ore, Mary A £ Cooner, Thomas Ught, Juline ordered by Daughter ordered by ea-. Curtis Leonard smtti. _ ine Rid'~,H. J. ordeted by ordered by ordered by ordered by Son 9ecide.'imef. !Avid Vest. G. 0 . Janney, A J . Vest. J. H. Becldeheimef, Moses L 8oofter,H.D. smith, W. H. 'Mlit.enack, L C. Sowels, Roscoe Daug~ Gibson, Nancy Ann Lawrence, Vnglnie P. Sisson, Oiver ~. OscatClinbl ~Sally ~ 09car MicliaeJ Calloway, James l.eoMs Hall, Olie Bell l<lllg, Sarah Ann ~.Margaret Conner, Oonie Basham. latra £ Oaugtiter Son lawrenoe, Gennan S. Son ordered by Woolwiie, Robert M. ~.J. E. Wliamsan. George Son R~. AllertC. caloMly, Ben & Scott. M. F. Daughler Hall, Marcus F. Mother King, Joseph D. Johnson, A J. ordered by onleredby Wfe - Cooner, Gilie ~.Pied ('Mile~) Htnt. Martha Jane ordered by orderad by ordered by Inf/ Son Child Basham, James H. Vest., Sarah Eppecley, Austin & Hiley Anderson, Kittie Clower, A. F. Haclge, Edward L Vest,$. P. Child Vest. Samuel P. SoMts, Harley 0. ordered by ~.AndrewJ. ~ Daughter Martin. Glies D. Hcritlrd, Darsie 0. Maxey, Cli'dlln Harding CNld C/'ild Haward,'Mliam Maxfl'/, Charles GilemNator, Jameo M. Mastin, Mee!jl M. ordored by \Mfe Ve&t, Isac Hall NIN Hadge, H - Claudine Austii, Sellie Wife Gllenwater. J. D. Martin, Ruftw M. Austin, Joseph H. 111911916 1/2.ct1916 21411916 Mocitgome1y Co. 311611916 311711916 4f13/1916 <111311916 Basham, Va 412211916 61511916 6'611916 Floyd County 6'1611916 7/1211916 FlOyd County 612911916 (black female) 8116/1916 Montgomery Co. 811611916 1Q.11611916Jooes, Rusc;cll 111411916 Basham, Va 1112911918Tindel~ Va 111711917 112511917 112911917 21311917 211211917 317/1917 312911917 41611917 41611917 411911917 412211917 (DC# 815 Richmond, Va.) (H. H . Wmcr DC# 816 Richmond. VA) Floyd County Calloway, James L & Thomas, Elmer Montgocnety Co. 4122/1917 (s/o Lilliebcry & Sarah) 5115/1917 Floyd Coynty 71811917 Aoyd County 711611917 Howard, .James Montgomery County 6f2/1917 8121/1917 Clawer, Lctc:he< 11 f.2411918 1/1511918 11.2611918 21411918 211211918 211911918 3121/1918 411811918 Floyd County 412711918 6117/1918 7/111918 811211918 1Q.11511918 1Q.11511918 10/19/1918 10f23/1918 Floyd County 11/311918 121411918 12/1211918 1211311918 317/1919 312fi/1919 41111919 4120/1919 Sl2/1919 51'611919 5'611919 or 8 Jun 1919 616t1919 7/211919 Floyd County 711~919 Floyd County 7127H919 Montgomeiy Co. 811911919 Montgomery Co. 912311919 Floyd County 10/8/1919 (black male) 1/411920 Floyd County 11511920 Floyd County 211920 312511920 Floyd County $15.05 $4.50 S16.00 $1500 S1500 S4.2:5 S15. 50 $16 00 S15.00 $16.00 $16.00 $15 50 S15. 50 $16.00 $16.00 $350 $6.00 $15.50 $16.00 $16.00 SS.00 $16.50 $17 .00 $19.00 $16.00 S20.00 $6.00 S3.00 $5.00 $1'9.00 $5.00 S17 .00 $16.50 $5.75 $5.00 S16.00 $3.00 $ 18 .00 $20.00 $22.50 $22.50 $22.50 $22.50 $20.00 $24.00 $6.00 $25.00 $7.50 $23.50 $23.50 $10.00 $23.50 $6.00 $27.00 $25.00 $25.00 $26.00 $25. 00 $6.50 $27.00 $6.00 $6.00 $27.00 $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $28.00 $10.00 • $29.00 $5.75 $29.00 $28.60 $29.00 41241192n $29.00 5'3111920 Floyd County 71911920 Montgomery Co. 712()11920 712511920 713111920 817/1920 811311920 9'911920 1/25f1921 21511921 211211921 212711921 (Maggio M . Bun<) 312311921 S30.. oo $30.00 $30.00 $10.00 $6.50 $6.50 $30.00 $10.00 $9.00 $9.00 $24.00 $29.00 $30.00 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - - - �Page 13 aa.-, Joseph A Gearhart. David w. ordered by ordol'ed by Rakes. Cymhia E. \Mle NIN Inf. Son ordered by Im. Dau 131ackvd. Wn. J. Son Jennings, Chesler ordered 03 May Daughter Sisson, Loula & Si5son, A. P. ordered by Inf. Son Inf. Son Inf. Dau adored by ordored by Inf. Son Inf. Son ordered by Child Inf. Son Child Ander.;on, John & Jones, Alice W>olwWle, t..uthet 0 . Ho.Y:ird, \Mliam T. Bugg, Watkins M NIN Jennings, Lav.ranee ADen Sisson. J 3mec E. (Eli) NIN Sulplm, P.lnnie (while NIN NIN NIN Eanes. S:lrah Elizabeth Walll!fs. PermAia E. NIN NIN Light, Bizllbcttl J. Conner, Bool<cr J. NIN Lawrence. Ernest Lee Buggs. Robert Conner, James Albert \Ml~J. M. Conner, Otis J. Eanes, Edward L Clew.et, A. F. \Mlson, Emett D. ~enc:e. J. E. \Mfo Maxey, Maiy E. Vest. Rebeclca Hunga!B. Thomas Sowers, Oilard Vest. John E. Reed. Elizabeth ordered by \Mfe ordered by ordered by ordered by Ofdered by lane, G. W. Aldemian, Sarah \Mio Alderman, Johnson w. Maxcy, Sairool L Vest.G. W. Hl.slgate, Sarah Bowers. Troy W. Vest. Andy W. (Sud) NIN Son HONard, cager ordered by NIN Inf. Son Son Son Daughter Son Son \Mfe Howard, James Anderson. George K Jones, Mason (..awrenOe, Brainard Conner, Brainard Jones, 9"'anson McOaniel, Thomas McOanlel, Hattie Qmmlns, Don;ie NIN (Saran Boone Vest} Hadge, SaUy A Vest, Edmon NIN. Culningham. Malinda Tats, Rosa Anderson, John Vest, samuel A . 111.00lwine, Ida Meg Pott Marshall Graham, Joseph Duncan, Louisa Son Ci.nmns. Harfle Vest, W . M .(Wiliam Madison) Son Inf. Dau Vest, Archie P . Lawreoce. Ernest IMfe Daughter ordered by ordered by Cunnlngtlam, Robert Vest. Gooige Kyle&FamOy Vest, Sadie 11\A:>OlwWlB, Robert Poff, c. w. Graham, Hotlense & \Mbie Mosby, Trigg NIN Twin Sons NIN lnl. Son NIN \Mlson, Yelfra A Francis Meadows, Henry Vest, John Eugene Collins, Geofge W. McNeil, Henry Wade, Silas ordered by Howery, Nannie ordered by Oici<etSon. G . Riley ordered by Austin, Hoster ordered by Cole, Anngll (Ablgaa VesfCole) «dered by ldcfuigs, H. B. ordered by MOie. Eliz:Dbcth F. ordefed by SOwers, Ann «defed by NIN Hall Inf. Ctlild Vest, Adie Anomia ordered by Price. EIQe V. ordered by Collins, Magle McNeil. Challle & s. E. Hall, Leonard H. Vest. David W . Vest, Ray Boatd, H. R. Purchased by Sumner, L. Ordered By Smith, J . W . W/F W/M 'NF NIN Infant W/M buyecHall J. w. WM WlM (abt. 1849) B/M (abt 1857) 71611923 Moi1tgo11.,.y Co. Bralnaid Basham Robert 8'23/1923 Floyd Cotarty. 121311923 ~Creek. Va 121411923 11611924 1!Cll1924 1IW1924 21111192.C 212811924 Floyd Co.. Pilot. Va can-., Cteek. Va Buried in Floyd Co. Floyd Cotarty. Montgomery Co. Caft1>Creek. Va 51'2311924 Floyd Co. 5"2411924 Floyd Co fY2att924 Oaytor, liatvey; Cafll> Creek. Va buyer Epperley, M. G , buyer Turner, Harlet Conner, Rifton Ql14/1924 10/411924 11/411924 1219f1924 ~Creek, Va S"2611925 Monlgonay County byW. T. & Envna Floyd Co. 7N CV1925 orden!d by vest. Elbert m.611925 Floyd Co Q/1511925 Floyd Co. 10/8f1925 Floyd Co 100111925 Montgomery Co. Va 11/11/1925Pilat, Va 11/18'1925B:asham, Va 1212811925 Moo\I"''"">' Co. Ve 1fll192B Floyd Coi.stfy 11911926 9ashall\ Va (Wrfe Mary) ti'3f1925 7fll1925 B. slo Bishop, H. C. SIM WM Hall, Emaine Bashall\ George T. Epperley, Bmon Oelsy Turner, Cain w. Purchased by Poff, Bsie Pun:hased by McDaniel, Ge<Mge WM Floyd Couniy 1f22/1925 Pilot, Va 211art925 Floyd Ct>. 212811925 Caft1> <:reek, Va 411711925 Floyd County w. Son W!M 1212611922 71311923 Cilnl' Creek, Va 2'10/1923 Montgoo.,.yCo. 2'21 /1923 Floyd Cot.rdy 212111923 Floyd Cola'lty 'm.7119Z3 Cilnl' Creek, Va 3.'711923 Caw4> Creek. Va 311811923 Montgomery Co. 312611923 Floyd, Co. Edward Hadge & George Hunga!B 511711923 .~Creek, Va 5121/1923 McConias, WV. Buried in Floyd C.ounty. Moolgomety, Co. Floyd Co. Floyd Co. 1211311924 Floyd Cotny 12/20t1924 (""°Jacob R. Angle) (nee. Richards) 11311925 Paid by Haivey, G. W . boned in Floyd County Howard. Ballard Con,_,.LF. ordered by Floyd Cotarty Floyd Cotarty McNiet, Charlie C. Cole, H, V. & Cole, 5 . L Vost. V. W . Anglo. W. L Bower, Troy Daughter ordered by Vest, R. 8Board, Henry SUmne<, F. Marion Stmh, S. Catherine Bishop, Harley Cecil Poff, John D Mi:Oanief, Shields eooi-, Wm. Floyd Mootgoo.,.y Co. lr28!1924 Cin1><:reek, Va 81911924 Floyd,Co «dered by Cmner, Oocia Floyd Couity Claytlf, E. 0 . Claybr, H. S. OcMer, Frank Hawtey, R. G . & Hov.ery, Jeff Martin, MoMie mant Floyd Col.my Floyd CotS1ly Floyd Col.my Floyd Cotarty 31611924 Floyd Co. Pd. By Emett Wi1soo 3/611924 Floyd Co. 311111924 Floyd Co. NIN Daughter $30.00 $10.50 $9.00 $9.00 $30.00 $30.00 $9.00 $9.00 $30.00 525.00 $7.00 $9.00 $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 811/1923 Guerant. John Wison, Wm. R Price, John Price, J. Cooner, Otey Martio, George NIN Q'18/1921 W2.1111921 Moi11g011ey Co.. 1111411921 Moutgorneiy Co. 1211411921 Floyd Couity 12.12711921 Floyd Cotrdy 11211922 Simpson, Va. 11811922 Floyd Col.my Floyd Cotarty 10/10/1922 Montgomeiy Co. James Payne & Robert Wal!Jlrs 1211911922 Pibt, Va. 1212411922 Monlgomery Co.. Wle Son ordered by ord~ed by Inf. Son ordered by ordered by Son ordered by «dared by Son $32.00 $7.50 511311922 61311922 Mltt922 King, C . M. \Mfe 81511921 Floyd Cotrdy ('Mfe Lula Conner Lawrence) 811111921 Floyd Cotrdy ~/1922 Howatd, IMUiam T. NIN l<lng, Hatless Lawrcnoo, Helen Celestim eonner, Earsef Whitfield Jones. Ameld Lee $30.00 $30.00 $30.00 $9.00 $31 .00 $9.00 $11 .00 11811922 2f3f1922 31211922 31711922 3/'711922 31911922 3110/1922 3l'2IY1922 Ught, E. B. Conner, R. E. (Ras) Hale. Calib E. Lawrence, H. T. SUtphin, Wm. R. SUtphr.. Roelna 5'511921 5'1411921 5'2311921 Floyd CoU'lty 7n/1921 Floyd Cotrdy 7/1411921 MomgometyCo. 81411921 Montgomery Co. 4t2flf1921 Geast\art, CUrtls Oower, Archie w. Rak.es. F. J. $30.00 $30.00 $6.00 $29.00 $9.00 $10.00 $11 .00 $11 .00 $15.00 $10.00 $30.00 $30.00 $2.8.00 $30.00 $12.00 $8.00 $27.00 $30.00 $33.00 $39.00 $30.00 $10.00 $41.00 $25.00 $6.50 $45.00 $33.00 $33.00 $45.00 $33.00 56.30 $8.30 $29.00 $41 .00 $32.00 $35.00 $35.00 $35.00 $60.00 S30.00 $9.00 SS7.50 $35.00 $8.00 $35.00 $6.30 $35.00 $21 .00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $9.00 $35.00 $26.25 1119!1926 Pilot, Va. $35.00 S47.50 $35.00 $52.50 1/301192e Burtud in Montuomery Co. $35.00 21611926 Buried in Huffville, Va VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES $9.45 �Page 14 Boyd,Ml!Mna Aus&\, CMin Cole, Cynthia Eppeliy, Wm. T. Connef, Wm. H. WF Conner, Cline WM child ?oft, John H Sumplef. Sarah c. Gibson. John Connel', Carmd L W!rnwr, Err*Y Lane SC>angllr, Noah c. Helm, Jenn buyer Boyd. J. T. rJo histin. Wm. adered by Cole, Kyle buyer Epperley, Jane WM WF WM Coiner, Mandy Conner, R. E. buyer Mary Pott & Albert Poff buyer Sorr¢er, T. E. buyer Poff, M. J. Gbsoo, Rena WM WfM WJF SIM Conner, R. E. Winner, SamJel Spmlgler, L M. Sil.tart, Robert & Helm, Ruth Eanes. Cleveland WM child WMdllld WM SIM NIN i1lant Son N/Nilfant Son Un:lelv.ood, Aaron WFWfe WMSon WFChild Lucas,W. V. Lucas, Minnie Aorenc>e ~. Li:lcdn BIUi N/Ni'lfal1l Sni01. Pefydiie vw..a-ww. Reed, Lionla Hale. Wm. F. Uvely, Chaiie Light. J. 0 . WF WM WIF WIM SIM >qe74 Age64 }(Jen Age64 N;Je70 Vest. FrankT. 9asham, Sal8h E. WM ~30 WF Snulfer, Fry bladt lqe73 f>ee75 >qe80 Age71 >qe74 l<innell, Nancy Canes. Maly E. Aldridge, 6anul H. Boald. l3nira Cornlll. Nannie WIF Jv;Jen l/llF Vest,.Juanle !lshcp, RoyT. WF Hale, Herman Craighead, sarah E WM WIF WF' ~.t.WndaA W/F Conner, Mary M. Graham,~ Poll. Nelle Mae Andelson, Kyle Hodge, Mai1ha s. ~. lri11 Adel Mal1il. Bet1ha Sisson, Leula Slmplllr, Aldel'I WM WIF WfF WM WF WM WF 'NF Price. Elle R. l/llF ~.1.~ WM WM Conner, Jarra w. l<logrm, CNrles L eo-,T~W. Martin, Mary E. StilbomSon Aldridge, Nina Jane Ha.oiery, George Wison Wrrmer, RtA>y J. Slilbom Son {BrCM'll 7) Velt,l.elha Price. Ira J, '*'-d, Berlha v. Vest, Geclge 0. Cdh, l. M. Boatd, Nancy G. Ri:hards. Sam.iel R. ~.JamesB. Conn«, J. H. W. Marti\, lialvey s. Austil, Vbla P. 'M11lkldt. Louise Akera. Enwre J. Conner. Nora VeR, Elial Ann IM>odwrilrd, Eizabel!1 UgtC, Hubert 8Mards, Nelia Wrt,W.W. Stil Bom Son We?Ner, Maly A Muncy, Martha Martil, Cynftlla M. l.Jlwrenoe, Selah F. Vest, Elsie J. SillBomSon Price, Ruth WM WM WF WfM W/F Age93 flge76 Age76 Age33 Age52 ~74 Age12 Age57 Age35 Age19 Age58 Age60 Age33 Age71 Age39 Age3v.4cs Son Age59 'NF Y"1M WF WM Agee WF WM IQ82 WfM .AQe90 WF Age55 Age89 WIM W/M WM WIM WF WIF WIF WfF W/F buyer Reed, J. D. liuyer Hale, vwrie buyer l.Nely, Ben & Atgabrigtt, W . R. buyer Light, Groves & A. L pd. ~ McN"el, SQmuel ordenld by Gearhart, A. C. buyer Snt.lrer, Frank by IU\nelt. OaW:I & Duncan, J. W. by Eanes, W. E & Robert by Aldridge, Vlma byT. L Board by Correll, Heruy & sons ~Vest. Andy M. bJyer Bishop, Jeff by HalG, Hcnty G. by Conner, Peter by 'Mlltenack, J . M. by Sowefs, H. D by Graham, W. E. by Pdf, Albert by Ande!son, Almer by Hodge, J . H. by~.w.J. by Mat&l, George W. by l..aY!renoe, Alonzo by Sl.mp!M, T. E. by Price, John H. by Comer. Lenora & Afred ScMers, 0 . W. Kingrea. Martha A. Bower, Mrs.. T. W. & Aggie Maim, John R. Burke, John R. Aldridge, Ferrald M. Ho.-iery, W. J. & Martin, A R. O!dered By Winvner, Ezsa P. ordered by Hal~ Ira P. Vest. W."8. Price. J. Howard, Chafie pd. By Vest, lore!1za Callins, E H. pd. By Board, Rush pd. By Rldiards, Chet & Lee by Angle, S. W. ~e75 W/M Age6 w. Age72 Age68 Age78 Age76 by Conner, James by Martin, Beltie & P. F. by Austin, P. E. pd. By A~n. John by 'Mlitlock. Bernard by Akers, Ballard p . ~West. John & A. P. Age88 Age25 Age3 l(Je 72 Age56 Age70 byHal,J. L WF Age75 WM Female "9e25 WM WIM Age83 WF Age95 WIF ~97 W/F W/F W/F Male Age79 Age51 by W>odward, G. W. 9/ Light, H. J. Ill/ eo-ds. G. by'Mrt.N. W. l.a'M'enoo, Slanley E by Matm, A. C. by Lovern, w. P. by Martin, L R. by l..a'M'encc, J . w. & Sons by Vest, J. H. pd. Vest, Jacob H. WIF Age18 1'Qe39 Gilell'Mlef t.ucas. Pritdla WfM 1/1/fM ~MaryA. WM Marti\, JameS M. WM Stil BomSon Age52 1'1876 lqe20 Age21 Age75 ~.CllarieL Link, Helbert buyer McNiel, Mary buyer Vest. Nef"ie WM a 1y1~ ~61 - Price. Henron J. Age86 1'Qe 49 "'1e 61 by Price, Hemlan .L & John by Boone, C. E By Lucas, 0 . S . by \Mdcham, c. 0 . by Martin, Rufus M . Sltplm, Eli 2f811926 211311926 FloydCo. $3500 $12.60 $35.00 2121/1926 Basham, Va $3500 Buried at Red Ook Grove $4900 41511926 Copper Hi~ Va $1400 41611926 Piiot Va. $46.00 41511926 Otey, Va $50.00 412811926 burled In Floyd Co. $3600 4129t1926 Montgomery Co. $3500 5/7t1926 Floyd. Co. $21 .00 511611926 Pilot. Va $00.00 6'811926 Floyd Co. $35.00 7/17/1926 $900 7/1811926 Pilot, Va. Buried Wi Floyd Co 7tl811926 Basham. Va buried In Floyd Co $7.35 $90.00 8/20/1926 Floyd Couity $21 .00 812411926 Copper Hi~ Va Floyd Couity sr.Y1926 $9.50 W13t192:6 Floyd Coulty $36.00 1)'19(1926 Pilot, Va $38.00 11/'1311926 Floyd Couity $75.00 11/Z311926 Floyd County $46.00 1211511926 MontQomery County $36.50 1131/1927 Floyd County $46.00 31511927 Basham. Va $36.00 3/6/19Z7 Floyd Couity, Va $36.00 ~411927 MontQomety County $36.00 71311927 Floyd County $36.00 814/1927 Floyd County $36.00 11f213/19Z7 Floyd County $36.00 12121/'1927 Basham. Va $60.00 21811928 Pilot, Va $50.00 2121/1928 Floyd County $36.00 312811928 IU>er, Va SOCl.00 3131/1928 Floyd County $62.00 4119/1928 Floyd County $55.00 51411928 Pilot, V a $60.00 5120/1928 Floyd County $46.00 !¥28/1928 Floyd County $46.00 512B/1928 Pilot, Va $36.00 6'411928 Basham. Va $36.00 6IZ2J1928 Pilot, Va $36.00 71911928 Floyd County $51 .00 712811928 Pilot, Va $90.00 7129/'1928 Basham, Va $60.00 91811928 Basham. Va $50.00 9'1411928 Floyd County $00.00 9i28/1928 Floyd County $37.00 10/1611928 Pilot, Va $100.00 10/2411928 Floyd County $60.00 1112011928 Floyd County $ 100.00 1112411928 Montgomery County $ 13 .60 121211928 Floyd County $8.00 119/1929 Floyd County $36.00 2'611929 Floyd County $46.00 21811929 Floyd County $50.00 2'11/1929 Floyd County $7.00 2'1611929 Floyd"County $30.00 212211929 Floyd County $36.00 212611929 Floyd County (Burled In the Howard Gem Rinet1 $25.00 'lrZT/1929 Floyd County $1 00.00 41711929 Floyd County $40.00 4/811929 Floyd County $100.00 4/'2S/1929 Pilot, Va $60.00 5'2611929 Pilot, Va $75.00 5131/ 1929 Floyd County $36.00 &'1511929 Floyd County $37.00 611611929 Floyd County $60.00 811911929 Montgomefy County $65.00 6125/1929 Montgomery County $60.00 612911929 Floyd County $36.00 8'20f1929 Floyd County $106.00 812411929 Floyd County $50.00 9'2311929 Pilot, Va $36.00 10f1411929 Montgomery County $25.00 11117/1929 Montgomefy County $49.00 1tl/1930 Floyd County $ 14 .00 1/11/1930 Pilot. Va $80.00 1/12/1930 Pilot, Va. $57.00 1113/1930 Floyd County $39.00 21511930 Floyd County $1 00.00 212111930 Floyd County $63.00 7.12511930 Floyd Coaity $7.00 $60.00 212511930 Pilot, Va $33.00 2'2611930 Pilot, Va $55.00 3t211930 Floyd County $100.00 31911930 died In Roanoke City $36.00 31'2311930 Floyd County 31811926 411 111930 Montgomery County VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES $8.00 �Page 15 c. W/M Stil Born Daughter WF Hale, Emmet I<. Ashworth, M:lrtha WF Female Connc<, Nannie A. Cunningham, Jamos Robert Connc<, Rifton E. Link. J. S. Connel', Ste8a W!M WIM W/M W.F H~.OoroM. 'NF Bowets, .l!nier Eanes, Ward Vest, Sarah M. Hale. J. W . Hall, Jessio W . SliB Som D:lughter Board. Jom M. Conner. Maty E. Braady, Nancy J. Andcfson.Kittle SliD Born HOM!t)', Jonathan ClaylD(, Nbort E. Vest, Rosa 9rilh. Vllllliam H. \NM WM Dobbins, Sallartl c_ a Beagle, warie A. Connef. Mitch \/\obodward, Herbert Slil BomSon Link, Burrel Martin, Samuel \Miiiam Martin, Helen Eizabelh Natt. Mary J. Vest. Louisa Hale,G. W . Slustie<. George A. Vest, David W . McGhee. Doro A. McGhee, Robert B Vest, Oyde C. Penis. Virg1nia Webb, Alma Angle. Mary L Hadge,C. C. Poff, Hubert Hoyd Craghead, GDes E. Mc:Alexander, Hazel Lee SUtphin. Na.n lo T'hon1>SO". Francis A Trail Geofge J. Martin, Cleapatry Conner, Mal)' L Beddehlmer, Char1esG. Martin, Cbrenoc wade Conner, Giles A Conner, W. Haden Conner, Peter Lawrenoo, Virginia Sue Martin, L Ru1us Trail. Lucy Angeline Conner, M elvina Hale, Sarah R. Cole, Sara.h J. Walters, Vtetorta Haward, Ulura May Vest. CeclJ Starl3nd Hale, Virginia Maibell Vest, Mabel E. Cole, OaDis L Andefson, Charles R Cole, Plesant light, Scipio Poff, Mary ~.MargieK Harris. Louis Haivey Conner, Frank Conner, Angeline V. UnNamed Child Still Born Vest WiDiam W . Otey, Chartes If. Conner, Moses E. Eanes. Sarah SlfTik1a Con,_, Sarah Ann \NooMMe, Martha B. ();ci(elsofl, Sarah C. Finchum. Amos Dick Vest, inf. Martin, Jamos R. Eppet1ey, Rosa Jane AgeOO WTF WF WIM WIM W1F WF \N/F WIM BIM IN/F WM WM W/M W/M WIM WIF WF W1M W/M W/F W/M WM WIF BIF WlF WJF W/M WfM WIF WIF WF 'W1M 'NIF W1F W1M WIM W/M WIM WfM Underv.ood, A. B. & Ashv.orth, Green Conner, Gilio 8 . slo AndrewW. Cunningham by Conner, 11.frs. Rifton l\go28 Ago68 Link, Uona Age16 Colner, Gies by Oe'Mtl, James s. l".Qe 39 s10 f3cMe(s. aay .Ag83 Age Sm 13d 9o Eanes, ..bsper Vest, James B. & McNiel, Ernest Ago74 by Hale. G . W. & J. L A,ge80 by waiters, G . M . l\ge88 dlo Cl<Mer. Letcher by Vest, C. Ago61 by Conner, Alfred L AQ062 Ago84 'M>odwan:I, G . W. Age72 Anderson, C. R. & James. S. T . Martin, Robert C. by Hov.e1y, Frank Age 75 ClaylD(, Harvey 0 , Age12 Vest, Clyde C . Age 69 Martin, R. H. 1"16 75 Beagle. Mrs. W. A ~62 by Wlis. Geotge f<Qe 63 do 11\bodward, W. E /v;Je 6 Earles, Marvin R. Age 10m 6'0 Uik, Henry Age85 by Martin, Glenvar d/o Martin, R. H. /IQe 13 by Naff, 8. F. Age82 Wlilenack, 0 . /1Qe82· Hale, George Age20 Slusher, Ray /l(Je 51 Vest, Cleaphis A(Je 71 McGhee,Beo AQe47 A,ge68 Welton, K K 2 coffins 5 .00 & 34.00 Vest, RasL AQe31 Argabright, J. W. & Lucas, D. S. /IQe 70 W!bb,P. D. Agc53 Sclays Angle, J . F .• father l\ge 83 Haclge, J. E. Poff, Lake 2Y7m Age64 Craghead, Emma McA.lexallder. Gen. W 19mo 1qe74 SUtphin. Ctara & ~ngle<, J_ H. ;<Omo ThorT..,son, John R. & Cummings., L A Age88 Trail, John Martin, James R. Age75 Conner, W. H. A,ge 65 A,ge 68 Becldeheimer. Mrs. C. G. (Algela) Age34 Martin, Andrew J. Age58 Conner, Lura Age83 Conner, J. W., Luis, Lewis Conner, Wilard Age84 3y3m l\Qe 62 ,A.go n WF WM WIF INIF WIF WIF W1F WF WIF WJM • Age68 AQe76 /IQe 82 A,ge 76 3y6m 1y9m AQ854 1m25d Age61 WM 11gen W/M WIM A,ge 91 Age68 WIF AQ883 WIF 12days 112 hour 'WTM 'NM ~e72 WfM Age45 SliDBom Age79 A;Jen WfM ~e(j/ WF /'.(Jo 78 A,ge 80 1qe76 Age 47 Age48 22hrs Age 79 Jl{Je 81 l/llF WM W/M \NfF WF WF W/M WIM WIM W/F 411611930 Floyd Couity 8aiUet. M<xgan D. w. v. 'WIF WIM W1F Bane!, l.awl'enoe I Hale, G. W. a WM WF WM Ago52 Age84 Ago59 Ago2 by Dobbins, W. H. LAMfeooe, H. T. Burk, A Jack Trail.John V. Conner, Oscar ~930 Floyd eo..tty 61311930 Floyd County &'1311930 MontQomely Co 611611930 Floyd County 6'2311930 Montgomery Co 7/4/H¥3/J Floyd County 7f7/1930 Floyd County 711611930 Pilot. Va 7129'1930 Copper Hi~ Va 713fJ/1930 Floyd Courtty 8'1 111930 Floyd County 811711930 Floyd County 1Of17/1930 Floyd County 10/2111930 Floyd County 1Cll22/1930Floyd County 1111611930 Floyd Couity 1211811930 Floyd County 11511931 Floyd County 1110/1931 Floyd Co<.r'tty 111711931 Floyd County 21911931 Floyd County 2112/1931 Floyd County 2121/1931 Floyd Courtly '3f1611931 Monlgol I lel y Co &'8'1931 Floyd County 811811931 Floyd County 812111931 Floyd County 00/1931 Montgomery Co. Q/1111931 Floyd County Q/1411931 Floyd County 9i30/1931 Montgomery Co. 1(Y15t1931 Floyd Cotnty 111911931 Floyd Cotnty 12/20/1931 Floyd County 1212511931 Montgomeryeo•• Riner 11411932 Floyd Co. Check 1/1611932 Floyd Co., Copper Hill.. Graysville 112411932 Floyd Co., Copper Hill. 112911932 Floyd • Pilot ?115'1932 Floyd-QipperHm hauing $1.50 Cole, Pleasant Aldridge, C. H. & Weeks. Profit A. Ho.vard, Ballard, fattM!1 Vest. Som.el G.. falhe1' Hale, Harvey L husband Vost. Alton Cole, Dallas & Cole, Mrs. 0 . L Burke, A. J . • purchased Cole, Tammie Light, Brownlow, purcf1aser Poff, Robert&Albert Oicker.;on, Wllam Harris, Willi$ Conne<, Gillie B .. purchasef' Colner, Floyd 0 ., purchaser Conner, Raymond Vest Allee , purchaser O\By, Hattie Conner, George Eanes. Burrelh & Gracie Conner, S. Willard, buyer Gearhart. A C., buyer Oiclcefson, Andy T . Ftindlum, Faith Hattie & Epperly, A. P. Vest. Truman, falher Hull. J . P. & Wlcl<ham, J . W. E;>perley, W . D.(William Daniel) a $53..00 $36.00 $100.00 $9.00 $80.00 $80.00 $43.00 $81 .50 $30.00 $12.00 539.00 $53.00 $4S.OO $7.00 $43.00 $53.00 $100.00 $39.00 $7.00 $54.00 $38.00 $80.00 $37.00 $53.00 $37.00 $33.15 $13.00 $12.00 . $106.00 ' $55.00 $51 .00 $43.00 $80.00 $43.00 $33.00 $5.00 $75.00 $32.00 411211932 Floyd 4'1511932 Floyd - Sirnpsons $1200 $10.50 5/711932 61111932 &411932 6'251'1932 612811932 8'1311932 &"1311932 Ql10f1932 $75.00 $30.00 $95.00 Montgomery Co Floyd • Momuomery Floyd - Pilat Floyd • Basham Montgomery - Pilot Floyd-Sa.Ners, Va Floyd Co. Floyd-Otey, Va ~1932 MontgomefY-PilOt 10/31/1932 Montgomery -Pilot 11/1411932 Floyd Co. 121611932 Floyd Co. 12117/1932 died in Giato, YN 1J'2Sf1933 Floyd -Check 1/28f1933 Floyd. Checit 112911933 Floyd. Basham 212211933 Pilot, Va 31611933 Conner, Pageton, WV 411/1933 Floyd-Check 411911933 Floyd. Basham 412811933 Floyd· Check 5'2111933 MonlgometyCo_ - Riner 000/1933 Floyd • Pilot 712411933 Floyd. Check 10/311933 Floyd • Pilot 10/19'1~ Floyd - Check 121411933 Floyd - Basham 1217/1933 Floyd -Basham 1116/1934 Floyd • Simpsons 111811934 Floyd-Otey, Va 1131Y1934 Montgomeiyeo. - Riner 211311934 Montgomeiy Co. - Rfler 311411934 Floyd-Chee« o. s_ Hale, w. E.. $55.00 SS.00 312411934 313111934 41511934 • 4/6/1934 Montgomery Co. - Pilot Floyd - Check Floyd -Chee!< Floyd - Pilot 51611934 Floyd - Checlc 8'1311934 Floyd • Pilot 11.161'1934 Floyd - Copper Hnl 1111811934 Floyd - Check 12181f934 Mon'90melyCo. 1211611934 Montgomery - Pilot 12121/1934Aoyd- otey, Va $8.00 $77.50 $25.00 $35.00 $35.00 $57.00 $85.00 $85.00 $35.00 $75.00 $50.00 $25.00 $35.00 $37.00 $78,00 $52.50 $37.00 $40.00 $30.00 $9.00 $55.00 $21.50 $55.00 $34.00 $37.00 $75.00 $35.00 $7.50 $6.25 $30.00 $60.00 $11 .50 $38.50 $50.00 S80.00 $70.00 $40.00 $45.00 $45.00 $80.00 121$1/1934 Floyd • Otay. V a $12.00 $97.00 1213111934 Floyd - Pilot $48.00 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 16 (Jennings} Muncy, Infant · Hall, Ira 0. Bistlop, Ad9al\ J. ~.WlmithR. Camer, Mal)' Dela Hale,~ Edward Cdlins, Eva Sarah EliZabeCh z:nc. Mamda IQng. lnlant w. All!, Henry Ccnner, Hemal Alpha Graham, Dock Ccy Ugl1t, 8iz;a Boyd IGng, Phiney Poll, Asa Johnmon, Mbur James Cille, Henry Valrine l.lndeNioad. AalOtl Vest, AJMtt (Pierce) Smith, Mcfie Carroll Robert Hen()' IMlltenack. Hallie Mn c.r. Henry W9e Wison. Oalherine WM WM WM WF WfF WM WF WF WF WM WF WM WM WF WM WM WM WM WM WF WM WF WM WF Eppertey, Y.m. Daniel Ferris, John e.ies. Bunal H. 8191op, Na11Cf May Arrena Jane WM WM Conner, Lura Kathryn WF WF aov.er. Vest, Annie Hazel Jenniigs, Milly canell, GaneltW Qnjngham, Clal1t Mal&I, Mat)' Ann Conner. Elsira Isabell Sov.els. F'o6ie Lee Hall, lsabele Jane ~LAie Conner. SasWI R. Ndle¥. Maly E. (WrlghQ McHel, Fannie K Conner, Un;el 0. WM WF WF WF WM WM WF WlF WM WfF WM WF WF WF WM ~.NoahLeo WM Flndlum. Mar1!ta W/F Cole, T~{Lawnlnce) WF WF ~u.-w. Undefwcod, Slilbdm &nel. Rosabel Ann Clower, John H. Galdner, Bilie Clatk Gardner, Bettie Gene Riimon, Jolm C. Undecwood, CurtiS Eugene Vest, Floyd Hadges. Geo. Thomas Ffndium. Gorden WM WF WM WM WF WM WM WM WM WM WM Price, John H. Unk. Lucie M: WF Stump, Wn Floyd l!ecb!ltirneJ. Anderson W!M WM Uflh:>us. Ona Francis Geamart. Nancy Jane Allslin. Dela Adine WfF WF W/F WF WF WIF Walliels, Oochia May Haie,Sllllom Mo!wt, S6lbom Sell. Mary Jane Bllt«, ~ Lee Poll, C5oile Jean Jones, WUe Aris Veit, Mary Jane WF WM WF WM WF Sun1>. Sarah WF Shady, No Name WM ? • WM WM SilBom SITilh, S3miel Hemy Palmer, Siii Born Spangler, Doris Arm McHlel; Maiy Spence, Slil Som Conner, Maigret Miene Vest, Lallie (Lollie Elen Ugltf) Conner, James Alred l/flllf;, 'Mlle Gene Iddings. James Wm. Poll BUrlonEdWald Clark Poff:AtkW/ Dale 8lllsham, ~ H. wtr: WIF WfF WF WlfW/M WM WIM WfM WIM WM ..in l.t.lncy, Shi1ey, falfier 00y1m15d Hall. Malilda . Bishop, N2nCV May "'16 74 pd by Sheriff HystDn >Qe88 Simpson, w. c~ pd eonne.-. Goorge _L >Qe45 Hale, Cebert AQa 11d Pen9oo Funeral EX /IQO 73 Finchwn, Gordon & Rosie ~79 l<ing, Cb.renoe W.; faltltt ltAt¢ Pol'f. Lula E. ~77 f.fle 15 m Cawlef, Oley 1f1911935 Floyd - Pilat 2/7/1'JSS FloydC.O. 712511935 Montoon-Y Co. - Riner 212711935 Floyd - Chock 311111935 Floyd -Copper.Hiii 3117/1935 Floyd--Copper Holl 4130f1935 Floyd - Chock 5'2811935 Montgomery • Pilot 6'2311935 Floyd - Simpsons 81211935 Floyd - Pilot 8'2811935 Floyd - Pilat 10/1111935 Floyd - Pilot l>Qe48 Cllr""- lh C..--Gr.hom) Light, Lenora b. 31 Dec 1854 10/1511935 Floyd - Pilot Age80 King, Irvin N. 11/11/1935Floyd ·Copper Hill ~22 1112'1/1935 Floyd-Cower Hill Poff, Arclllo • /IQO 78 Johnsen. Martha E. 11127/1935 Floyd - Pilot "'1674 1211211935 FloYct -Check Cole. Ernest "'16 82 lJndelv,ood,Howard 1211311935 Floyd - Basham "'16 S2 Vest, Octava 1211911935 Floyd - Check "'1666 smith. Daniel 12120l1935 Floyd - CopporhlO "'16 26 Coiner, Floyd 0. 51911935 Floyd - Pilat /IQO 79 'Mlitenack. 0. 1212911935 Floyd • Check /IQ080 Carr, Ginnie ~79 121291'1935 Floyd - Pilot Wison.Lucy "'16 ff1 1/14t1936 Floyd - Coppet Hill Pd. Conner, Ras & Epperley, B. J. "'1682 1fZ211936 Aoyd - Pilot Fems, J. L "'1682 21111936 Floyd - Copper H ill Eanes, Grace & Lula "'1685 412311936 Floyd - Pilot Meis, Mattie & Ballard !>Qe53 51911936 (MoolQOmcry • Pilot CloY.ef, Landon /1Qe82 611211936 Pilot. Va /1Qe51 Conner, Booker 612611936 Floyd C.O. !>Qe37 Vest, Shir1ey E. 71811936 Floyd - Pilot Jenni'lgs, Cheslet & Wall 81111936 Montgc>me1)' Co. Carrell, Paul l>Qe18 816M936 Mout9ome1y - Pilot Y»'1938 Cunningham. And~ Milon (VWton) 811711936 ~ - Rinet Mattri, Isac Irvin 5.Smo 812711938 Floyd-Check ~75 Bartlet, T. J. 912611936 Floyd - Copper Hill So>.l.ers, Addi(t E. l>Qe52 11/5/1936 Floyd-Basham i\ge83 Hall, Blemmel 1212811936 Floyd - Check AgeMI ~.Huston 11711937 Montgomery • Harless N/fJ78 Conner, HenryW. 1fl/1937 Floyd -Check Ndley, J. E b. 'IT May 1864 "'1667 21211937 Floyd - Pilot near100 Vest.A. 31811937 Floyd - Otoy, Va 2d s/o Conner, Lawsoo 3110/1937 Floyd -Copper Hll1 Age54 McNief, Mr&. Banks 311511937 Floyd C.O. "'1679 Finchum, Garden 3/20/1937 Montgomery - Pilot Age79 Cde, C. R. & Raymond 3/Zlf1937 Floyd - Forest. Va l>Qe74 \M\itenacic, L H. 3'3111937 Floyd - Check lnl So Undelwood, 8mer pd by A. B. 41811937 Montgomery - Basham Age71 Eanes. John M. 411911937 Floyd -Check /IQe 78 Martii, Peter J. 5/21/1937 Montgomery - Christiansburg 7m13d Gardner, Harvey A. 71711007 Momgomery - Riner 7m19d Gardner, Harvey A. 711311007 Montgomery - Riner i\ge63 Relrson, Bertha L 7/14/1937 Floyd -Check Age1y UndefWOOd, Nash & A. B. 918/1937 Bladcsburg i\ge84 Vest, J. Noah Charge 1D Estate. 1012811937 Floyd - Pilot i\ge 75 Hlllg3!.e, George W. 112Cl11938 Floyd - Basham Flinchem, Jesse; estate "'1681 2/6f1938 Montgomery - Pilot Age65 Price, Bortha & 'Nn.. estate 91611938 Floyd - Pilot flqe70 Link. David W. 312211938 Floyd - Pilot Slump, 81aln ~82 41411938 Floyd - Pilot Becldehelmer, Ml$. Halman l>Qe63 4/1411938 Montgomery - Pilot "'1678 Linkous, J. R. 611111938 Mootaomery-Vic:Mr /IQe lf1 Gealhart, A. c. 9'13/1938 Floyd -Check Age65 Aus&!, Philip E & Sons Q'23/1938 Floyd - Basham Waffers, Jarres Kyje !>Qe54 Ql30/1938 Roanoke /'Jrjort Inf. Hale, Roy; fal!ier 101311938 Floyd Co. Inf Mo!a't, Tmy; falher & Moran. S. L 111911938 Floyd - Pilot /IQe 79 Bel~ Carl & Ca'1ie 12/11/1938 Floyd C(o. Balker, A. G. & Donald l>Qe9d 1211611938 Montgomery . Btack.sburg Age 5m 16d Pat, Vance 11611939 Floyd • Copper Hill A{}e 76 Jones, &Nan&on 41211939 Floyd - Basham Vest, J. Noah & Liglt, H. T. ~84 412111939 Floyd - Pilot Stump, Blane, Laula & Rosooe Age76 5'20(1939 Floyd - Pilot Slady, EJ\la Inf. 6'2411939 Floyd - Pilot Inf. NIN 6'30t'1939 Aoyd - Pilot Smith, Ida; Maxey, Samuel & McN"iel, Samuel 6'30/1939 Monta<>mery - Pila!: Age61 611-411939 Montg0mery - ShawsviUe Palmer, Edward Inf. 1211311939 Montgomery - Pilot Sj)anglef, Frank R. 12hrs 1212111939 Floyd • Pilot McNle1, E. Age79 2111/1940 Floyd Co. Spence, Kyte; fafher Inf. 311811940 Floyd - Pi1ot l(Je2Y7m Conner, Hanton:! 31'2'7/1940 Floyd - Pilot Vest. James Noah Age58 5127/1940 Roanoke Co Connef, Brainard !'Qe58 512911940 Floyd - Chet;k Vest. warren P. !>Qe2m 6110/1940 Floyd - Pilot Iddings, Bitha !>Qe83 211/1941 Floyd - Simpsons Poff, Sherman Roscoe l(Je3m 3/20/1941 Montgomery - Pilot Jennings, Chester Dode"'""""' w. ·~ w. s. ,A.Qe24 AQe83 Basham, Amhirst 312511941 Floyd - Basham VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ssoo $37.00 $40.00 $37 00 $41 .00 $ 12 .00 $3700 $41 .00 $12.00 $80.00 $'17 00 $55.00 $37.00 $46.50 $60.00 $55.00 S00.00 $38. 00 $38.00 $50.00 $52.00 $40.00 $75.00 SSS.00 $48. 00 $37.00 $67.00 $60.00 $65.00 SS5.00 $75.00 $49.00 $52.00 $9.00' $15.00 $52.00 $75.00 $60.00 $55.00 $75.00 $67.00 $55.00 $12. 75 $60.00 $72.50 $60.00 $40.00 $13.50 $75.00 $67.00 $15.00 $15.00 $55.00 $15.50 $60.00 $32..00 $75.00 $55.00 $60.00 $45.00 $180.00 $39.00 $48.00 $60.00 $56.75 $5.00 $6.00 $40.00 $10.00 $16.00 $50.00 $61 .50 $58.00 SS.SO $38.00 $6.50 $10.25 $60.00 $7.00 $22.50 $60.00 $50.00 $17.00 $60.00 $ 16 .50 seo.oo $47.00 �Page 17 Link. BiDy Sheldon \NIM MartJi, George \JllM \NfM Age 3d l'(Je 79 Age 69 1/1/fM W/M lv;Jo 64 Ase 79 w Houchins, Abe Gray, W . Bin Conner, G illie B. Janey, Still Bom Eanes. John M. Kingrea, Samuel J . Claytor, Sl!D Born Sb.Imp, Lija Hungate, Geofge W. W!M W/M I/VIM SIM 7fF WM Link, Alvin Marfu. John R. Houchins, Cobre Gray, Mrs. Matilda P. Conner, Hugh slo Janey, Nelron Lee 51'211941 61911941 Qf1511941 12i3t1941 21711942 Age51 Hungate, Mrs. Julia slo Clay1x>r, James Stump, Rosooe 211111942 312511942 5'311942 611511942 8/Z2J1942 Aoe82 ~rs.John 51511943 Age82 Ase5m Eanes. Dora Floyd-Check Mou!9ocne1 y - Pilot Floyd Co. Floyd - Check Floyd - Check Floyd - Pilot Floyd - Check Floyd - Basham Floyd -Copper Hill Pilat Floyd - Pilot $14.00 $60.00 '$50.00 $42.00 $70.00 $14.00 $70.00 $16.50 $7.00 $45.00 $50.00 oo:ffin These are the reeords of Marion Thomas Hall of Floyd County, VA . He Was a maker and kept records very meticulously. His grandson, Everett Hall, who is from Christiansburg, VA is interested in genealogy bas given these to be used to help people doing research in this area He has been taking a class taught by Kathy Calvert, who also teaches at Auburn High School In addition she teaches a genealogy class at night in Floyd County. She handed the records to Judy Blackwell who has passed them on to VAN. r~·gned: ' !' ~/7 '•. ~[d_~ .~dith G. Blackwell (Judy) February 3, 2008 860 Stonewall Road, NE Floyd, VA 24091-2716 jgcb@sw.va.nd VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 18 Patsey Blankenship, Daughter of Hillery of Giles Co., VA In trying to piece together the following puzzle of a purposefully forgotten piece of history I have determined that Hillery Blankenship of Giles County, Virginia had a daughter named Martha (Patsey) born around 1810. She would be one of the daughters born 1800 to 1810 which appear with Hillery on the 1810 Giles County census. In the recounting of the history of these Giles County Blankenships, I have come to the conclusion that Patsey is one of the persons I truly admire. Rather than living her life to satisfy the norms of antebellum society, she instead intentionally chose a life of certain hardship. Her stubborn courage, and unwavering determination to live her life as she pleased, is surely an indication of her Blankenship heritage. She may have been unable to marry the man she loved but her love for her children should be legendary in our family. She fought the legal powers of her day to keep her children close to her, and even though she lost in court, she later manipulated the jus tice system to have one of her sons returned to her. Patsey Blankenship first shows in Giles court records in an entry in Giles Order Book 1833-1835, page 283, dated June 28, 1837, reading: "It is ordered that Isaac Epling, Overseer of the Poor, bind to Leland Vass, Charles Blankenship [the word orphan marked through] a free boy of color, son of Patsey Blankenship until he arrives at the age of21 years". A year later on, Monday, June 26, 1838, Patsey appeared in court with Joseph Canterberry questioning the legality of an "indenture of apprentice" which the Overseers of the Poor had used to "bind" her son, Charles, to Leland Vass. The original indenture, dated June 1, 1838 is preserved at the Virginia State Archives. It states that Charles was aged "five years, ten months, a free boy of color", and would dwell with Vass "to the age of twenty one years" to "faithfully, honestly and obediently serve his said master". On August 27, 1838 the court gave the opinion that the indenture was valid. Leland Vass died in 1843, and on March 28, 1843 John McClaugherty, the executor of the Vass estate, appeared in court: "having intimated his intention of transferring the indenture of apprentice binding Charles Blankenship, a mulatto boy aged 10 years in August next, and a bastard child of Patsey Blankenship, to Mary Vass, widow ofLeland Vass". However the court did not agree and Charles was "bound" to Isaac Fry with the stipulation that "Fry is to learn [sic] the boy the wagon-making trade and when he VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 19 attains the age of 15 is to pay the mother whilst he is in the service of the said Fry after that period until the last year of his services the sum of $5 annually and for the last year to pay the said Charles the sum of$50". A year later on March 26, 1844, the indenture to Fry was cancelled and Charles was bound to Patsey's friend Joseph Canterberry. Patsey could once again have access to her son. Patsey Blankenship shows up in the 1840 census, with an older woman aged at least 50, living in the midst of the Vina [the name would later be spelled Viney] family with several of her own mulatto children. Although records of the Overseers of the Poor indicate that Milly was being supported by Captain James Stafford during ·the early 1840s, I believe that Stafford allowed Milly to remain in the home of her daughter. The Vina/Viney's were one of the few families of free Blacks living in Giles County at that time. Even though they were not slaves laws still forbade the mixing of the races, so marriage would have been impossible. The Virginia law against interracial marriage was still in effect until 1967. In Patsey's household in 1840 were three boys and a girl, all under age ten, listed as "free colored persons". These were the four mulatto children listed in the June 5, 183 7 records of the Giles County Overseers of the Poor, reading: "Thomas Kirk is [ordered] to take four mulatto children who are now at the late dwelling house of Hilery Blankenship dec'd - his grandchildre~ and keep them until they can be bound out." [Giles Co. His. Vol. II] The free Blacks many times had it worse than their brothers and sisters held in the bondage of slavery. They had no one to care for their needs and yet finding employment was nearly impossible. Occasionally they could find work in dangerous occupations but even then the pay was minimal, otherwise they engaged in the most menial work. Some of Patsey's children were listed as fishermen. The names of some of Patsey's children are known. In a preface to the 1834 Giles Personal Property Tax list are the names of all free "mulattoes" in the county, included are: Charles Blankenship of New River, Henderson Blankenship of Sugar Run, and Nancy Jane Blankenship also of Sugar Rllll, all under the age of 16. The 183 6 and 1844 list of free "mulattoes" included: Charles Blankenship of Walker Creek, Nancy Jane Blankenship of Walker Creek, Henderson Blankenship of New River, William A. Blankenship of New River, and James A. Blankenship of New River. Nancy Blankenship appears in the 1860 Giles census listed as a mulatto washer-woman, aged 28, her children are: Rebecca, William L., and Sarah E . Blankenship. The following Giles court record appears on May 11, 1857 - "It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that Henry Blankenship is a free man of color, it is ordered that VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 20 he be registered as such by the Clerk of this Court, when a full description of the said Blankenship is furnished to him". This record may refer to Henderson Blankenship. A Giles "freedman" marriage record dated April 17, 1866 for Augustus Viney, age 29, and Clara Daugherty states that his parents are Jrunes Viney and Patsey Blankenship. The marriage took place at the home of Mark Canterbury. C lara, age 23, was a widow, the daughter of Sally (no last name). James-Viney was born in the early 1790s, the son of Rachel Viney. Lists "of all free Negroes and Mulattoes with the County of Giles" were prepared by the court for each year from 1816 to 1864. In 1816 and 1817 Rachel was living "on New River at Philip Peters' place". Two decades later, on March 27, 1837 Philip Peters is listed in Giles Court records as the administrator of Hillery Blankenship's estate. By 1818 Rachel Viney and her family are shown in tax records to be living on "New River at A. Johnston's place". The will for James Viney was presented at the Giles County November, 1862 court [original will on file at Giles Court House]. A portion o f the will reads: "I do hereby direct the whole [estate] to be sold to the hjghest bidder for cash and the moneys thereof arising from said sale to be equally divided between Lusinday, my wife, and her two boys Andrew and Ballard, and Augustus Viney and Sarah Viney". A Giles Court record dated January 28, 1828 regarding the opening of a new road from Clover Bottom on Bluestone to Rich Creek was signed by Hilery Blankenship. The proposed directions for the road indicate that it would pass through "James Vina's field and through a comer of Daniel Wray's field", it further states that "the said road will run through the lands of John McClaugherty, J aines & Santy Vina, Daniel Wray~ Col. Snidow and John Snidow, and if it should cross the branch near Wray's it would run through the land of Hilery or Stephen Blankenship. The said McClaugherty, Wray and Vina give their consent for the said road to pass through their lands". The following Giles County Deed is found in Deed Book D , pages 150-152: "This 28th day of August 1832 Daniel Wray and his wife of the County of Scott and state of Virginia, hath fo~$58 paid by Santy Vina and James Vina, do give, grant, bargain and sell to the said Santy Vina and James Vina, three parcels of land all adjoining and being in the Big Spring Branch water of New River, the first piece being part of a survey of 52 acres patented to Hilery and Arthur Blankenship, twenty six acres of the said survey was deeded to Daniel Wray, the second parcel being also a part ofthe survey above mentioned, ten of which was deed to Daniel Wray by Hilery Blankenship, the above two piece of land hereby sold and conveyed containing 36 acres. The third tract containing 23 acres was granted to Daniel Wray by letters of patent bearing date 13th of August 1825." Recorded September Court 1832. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 21 Giles Deed Book 3, page 114: May 24, 1834 - Hillery Blankenship and Milly his wife to Santy Vina, for $30, 16 acres on north side of the New River in the Big Spring Hollow [currently Curve Branch Hollow] adjoining a tract of land belonging to Santy Vina and James Vina, which tr~ct was conveyed to them by Daniel Wray. Recorded January Court 183 7. Submitted by Michael Blankenship Scene on the New River VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 22 I Tennessee The Volunteer State Vol 4., p687-688 JOHN TALBERT MORGAN . ~ . :~·-· Again and again in the lif~ histories of our successful American business men we discover evidences of the truth of the old precept that sufficient and satisfying rewards await those who strive . The exarnjnation of career after career reveals the fact that the ladder was not ascended at a s ingle l eap and that the man of affairs of today was the hard-working employe of yesterday. To John Talbert -· Morgan,~vice president of the Edgar-Morgan Company of Memphis, have now come the rewards of industry, integrity and efficiency. He was born on a farm in Roanoke county, Virginia, on January 29, 1871, the son of Captain Dempsey Abiah Mor~ a farmer and dealer in agricultural lands. Captain_M organ was a native of South Carolina, his birth having occurred on the.20th of October, 1822, in Edgefield district. As a young man, prior to the.Civil war he went west and settled near Independet;lce, Texas, and during the.war was a captain in the Fourth Texas Infantry, on duty with the coastal defonse of his state. Before the war he had married Miss Laura . Hines, a native of Georgia, who had come to Texas with her parents as a gii-1 and it was at Independence that their wedding took place. After the war Mr. and Mrs. Morgan moved to Roanoke county, Virginia, which was their home for the remainder of their lives. In his enterprises as a land speculator and dealer Captain Morgan_was very successful, having accumulated at the time of his death a considerable estate. Left fatherless at the age of five;> John T ..· Morgan, together with his brother sisters, grew up under the mother's guidance, and well it was for these little folks that she lived until they had all grown to maturity, passing away in 1912. The subject of this sketch is the only member of the family in Tennessee, his only brother and three sisters and still residing in Virginia in _their native county. Growing to manhood on the farm, John Talbert Morgan obtained bis education in. the near by schools until he was ready to enter Washington and Lee University, where he took a course in civil engineering. Among his classmates in college was a young man, John W. Davis, who has s ince won more than national fame as a lawyer in New York ·c ity and w as the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary fram the United States to VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 23 Great Britain from 1918 to 192(. For five years after leaving the university he followed the engineering profession, during three of which he was employed by the city of Baltimc)re as assistant engineer. While in this service be helped in drawing a map ..of fue city for pffi.cial use. Having decided, however, that the field of ciVil engineering ·~ overcrowded and offered insufficient opportunities advaric.ement, "i1e resigned his position in the Baltimore city governn;ient and went to Chicago, where he succeeded in getting himself on the sales force of a l~ge wholesale paper house as a traveling representative. His firm assigned him to the southern district and with headquarters at Memphls he ·trave_l~d ?bout Tennessee and the neighboring states for fourteen years in.'tb.e interests of this house. ·.. . . ·.· . . . .for ,• .. .. .~ ...~. ( While he was thus employed he acquired an interest in the John B. Edgar Grain Company and before he left the road-he had increased his holdings in this concern to half of the stock. In 1908 he resigned his position with the paper company in order to devote all of his time to the grain business. At this time a reorganization took place in th~. company by which the name was changed to the Edgar-Morgan Company and the business was converted from a grain trade into a manufacturing concern, producing all kinds. of live stock and poultry feeds . The firm is now located at the comer of Mississippi and Broadway and employs about one hundred men in its factory. The products include all kinds of feed for live stock and poultry, which bear the trade mark "Happy Line of Sweet Feeds." Because of the large local supply of .c otton seed Memphis now leads the other cities of the country in t4e manufacture of mixed stock feeds, and of the firms in the city engaged in this line of manufacture the largest is the Edgar-Morgan Company, which is now shipping five thousand carloads of feed annually. The market for the company's output is chiefly in the south and east, and covers so large a territory that it finds it necessary to _keep twelve traveling saiesmen in the field all of the time. The officers of this company at the present time are: John B . Edgar, president; John T. Morgan, vice president; Howard Jones, secretary and treasurer. Nor has Mr. Morgan con.fined his activities to this business alone or limited his interests to this line of endeavor. He was one of the leading spirits in the organization of the Liberty Savings Bank of Memphis, the plans for which were formulated in his own home. At present he is the vice president of this growing financial institution. He is also prominently identified with several of the leading business men's associations in the city, being a member of the Memphis Merchants' Exchange and one of its former presidents, and VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 24 belongmg to the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club. has become intensely interested ~:the work .of~e Boy Scout movement. At any even~ it is his chief hobby and one that has claimed much time and personal attention as well as his financial support He is now vice president of the Chickasaw Council of the Memphis Boy Scouts of America A love of nature and outdoor life has particularly qualified him for this wor~ as he , shares with his young comrades a ready zest for sports, camping and holiday hikes. He also belongs to the Memphis Co1:1Iltry Club and the Five Lakes . . Outing Club. On the 2d ofJune, 1903, Mr. Morgan was married to Miss Margaret Bermers of Birmingham, Alabama, daughter of the Hon. Alfred H. Bermers, a prominent lawyer and ex-chancellor. of that city. By her marriage she has become the mother of four boys: Talbert, Alle~ Augustus, and William. The religious affiliations of the family are with the St. Luke's Episcopal church. Sam Morgan has added the following: Dempsey Abiah Morgan, born 22 October 1822, Edgefield District, South Carolina, died 22 March 1878, Rmµ1oke County, Virginia (per: Oakey,s Funeral Home, Salem, Virginia). The family was insistent that the body be sent back to Edgefield District for burial. He was the grandson of Dempsey and Sarah Lyon Bussey and Abiah and Nancy Pace Morgan. His first wife, Amelia Ruth Holmes died 1854 and is buried in Independence, Washington Co., Texas. Hissecondwife,LauraJ.HinesMorgan, born 11September1837, died November 1913 and is buried in East Hill Cemetery, Salem, Virginia. There is an empty space beside her grave. Laura J. and family sold land on Carvins Creek between 1890 and 1900, Roanoke, Co. 1880 Census, Roanoke, County Laura J. Morgan, 45, farmer Mary Morgan, 24, daughter (married James M. McManaway in 1882) Evan Morgan, 17, son • James Morgan, 15, son Marion Morgan, 12, daughter Talbert Morgan, 10, son (born 29 Jan 1871, Roanoke Co., married Margaret Bermers) Maude Morgan, 7, daughter Eugene Morgan, 5, son I am indebted to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society for some of the above information. Submitted by: Sam 0. Morgan 41 Morgan-Bussey Road Edgefield, South Carolina 29824 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 25 BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEATH RECORDS - continued HUFFMAN, Susanna - b 11 Nov 1824 - d 6 Feb 1895 Bot Co - f [Jacob NOFFSINGER] - m [Elizabeth SNIDER] - bus [James F HUFFMAN] - buried Noffsinger Ce m, Rt 220 s . of Fincastle HUFFMAN, Vergie Collene - b 29 Nov 1911 Bot Co - d 21 Feb 1914 - f Harold C [written above Harvey Christopher] HUFFMAN (b Bot Co) - m Willie A (DWIER} (b Bot Co) - buried Cave Rock Cem - cd nephritis HUFFMAN, [William] Henry - b 16 Aug 1854 Bot Co - d ca 1924 Bot Co, Settleme nt WB 3 p350 - f James F HUFFMAN - m Susannah NOFSINGER - wife E11a Hay SHAVER; Ch Lester W HUFFMAN, William Taylor p l22 - f Anderson HUFFMAN 1st wife "Cinny" [written ca 1886; Ch Bessie TAYLOR George (b ca 191 2) ; Ralph 1918) ; Annie (b ca 1920); D MOORE (b ca 1918) b ca 1871 Bot Co - d 1947 Bot Co Heir list, WB 10 (b Craig Co) - m Mary J llALTRON (b Pa) - relatives: above Lucinda] SWITZER, 2nd wife Nora F GUSLER (b (b ca 1896) ; E P (b ca 1900) ; Clemmie (b ca 1907); (b ca 1913); Frances WOOD (b ca 1917); Sena (b ca Benjamin (b ca 1921); Jesse (b ca 1924); Nephew J BUGGART, Wi lliam - d by 16 marked out 8 14 written above) Mar 1775 - Ref WB A p52, appraisal 8 admr bond - Admr Thomas HUGGARD HUGH(E)S see James Burke FINX, Susianna I VEST HUGHS, Rebecca - b ca Dec 1839 Bot Co - d 16 Sep 1858 - age 18y 9m - f Robert HUGHS - cd unkn - rep by father BULL, John - b ca 1845 Monroe Co, Va - d 1 June 1855 - f Irvin HULL - cd not nown - rep by father HUMBERT see Tena A KESLER HUMBERT, D W - b 3 Sep 184 8 Aug Co - d 10 Mar 1917 - f Samuel HUMBERT (b Aug m Sarah (LEADY) (b Aug Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd pulmanary TB Co) - HUMES, Eliza - d by 11 Dec 1860 - Adm Joseph GILMORE HUMES, William - d 3 May (1806 corrected to 1860) Cem - admr 13 July 1868 Josiah JOHNSON ag~SOy - grave Mt Union HUMPHRIES see Lucy F RANDALL HUMPHRIES, Henry - d by 15 Dec 1817 - Ref WB C pl l 8, 222, appraisal & s e ttle ment - Admx Elizabeth HUMPHRIES HUMPHREYS, John HUNGATE see - d by Sep 17 96 - WB A p431, appraisal male RICHARDSON HUNT see Josephine HICKOK HUNTER see Virginia R BUHRMAN , Susan DEISHER, Robert Jaret GILLIAM, J ames LAWRENCE, William H ANDERSON VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 26 BONIER, Mary A - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 8 Aug 1866 - age 33y - f John R MAYS m p - cd typhoid fever - rep by bus Thomas A BONIER BURST see Gladis C LEMON BURST, _ - d by 14 Feb 1797 (dau called a n orphan) - dau Nancy (a ge ca 3~y) BURST, c L -- b Apr 1868 Carroll Co - d 13 Dec 1912 - f Leander HURST (b Carroll Co) - m Mary Ann (McGRADY) (b Carroll Co) - buried Givens Va Cem - cd fall HUSTON see Henry CARTIUu. HUTCHINS see Fatima CAMPER HUTCHESON see Mary LINIENBOIER, Palmer Steele LINKENBOKER HUTCHISON, Martha I (single) - b c a 1842 Bot Co - d 29 Jan 1 864 - f William HUTCHISON - m Macy - cd consumption - rep by father age 22y HUTCHINSON, William - d by 14 Apr 1 778 - Ref WB A p85, wi l l dated 23 Apr 1777 Admr bond - kinsman, James HUTCHINSON Sr - Admr George HUTCHESON HUTSON, J S - b 8 Dec 1836 - d 3 Feb 1910 - gr ave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem HYLEMAN see Nicholas FIRESTONE HYLTON see Addie HEADEN HYLTON, Evastus - b 17 Nov 1842 - d 4 June 1921 - grave Haymakertown Ce m HYI'ES, Marab - b 1830 Bot Co - d 7 Dec 1914 - f David HINER (b Va ) - m [Dellia] (IESLER) (b Va) - buried Brick Union Cem - cd seni 1 i ty HYPES, Williu Randolph - b 23 May 1859 Bot Co - d 18 Sep 1913 - f not known - m Catherine LINIENBOIER (b Bot Co) - buri e d Fincastle Cem - cd Alcoholic 8 µremia HYPES, WP - b 30Nov1845 Bot Co - d 1 Dec 1914 - f A[lexa nder] HYPES (b Va ) _ n Annie (SHANIS) (b Va) - buried Brick Union Cem - cd paralysis ICENBOllER see ISAimOllARD ICENBOWER, male - b ca 1856 not known - rep by father - d Apr 1856 - f George ICENHOWER - m Mary - cd INGLEBIRD, George - d 11 (Aug marked out & May written above) 1778 - Ref WB A p94, appraisal & Admr bond - Admr Thomas MILLER INGRAM Alexander - d by 9 May 1782 - Ref WB A pl78, will dated 5 Dec 1 780 , Admr b~nd - wife Mary; Ch Ann (md _ _ ); John, Wi11iam, James, Mary, Alexander Jr - Admr John INGRAM IRELAND see Michael COON VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 27 IRVINE, Elizabeth (md) - b Va - d by May 1850 - age 56y - cd cronic - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule ISAACS see Amanda Virginia BON HOTEL ISAACS, George - b 1838 Bed Co - d 3 Mar 1914 - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd Brights Disease ISAACS, Nancy A - b 9 Mar 1838 Bot Co - d 2 Dec 1912 - f John KESLAR (b Bot Co) - m E[lizabeth (KINZIE)] (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd bronchitis ISANBOWARD, Samuel - d by Dec 1824 - Ref WB C p587, will dated 1 July 1824 wife Ann Elizabeth; Ch John, Jacob, Betsy (md CAHOON); Susan (md CAMPER); Samuel, Rebecca, Thomas Jefferson, Cynthia Magdalen (md Henry W KELLY), Timothy Newel JACKSON see Reuben BILL (colored), Peter ANDERSON JACKSON, George (colored) - b ca 1 806 Va (census #1328) - d by 8 Dec 1856 h/o Nancy - Adm Samuel M CARPER JACKSON, Thomas E - d by 25 Jan 1900 - cd excessive use of liquor - Ref Inquest papers JACOBS see Harriett DOLLMAN JAMES see Samuel BALDWIN, Harman CAMPER, Mildred Louise LUCAS JAMES, Alfred - b ca 1849 - d 2 Mar 1853 - f Green JAMES - m Susan - cd pneumonia - rep by father JAMES, Edward William - b ca 1844 Bot Co (census #1314) - d 5 May 1862 Williamsburg, Va - age 17y 8m - f Green JAMES - m Susan - cd gunshot - rep by father - Adm Green JAMES JAMES, George J - b ca 1861 Bot Co - d 15 May 1864 - age 3y - f Green James - m Susan - cd diptheria - rep by father • JAMES, Joshua Edward Jr - b 15 Sep 1912 Haden, Bot Co - d 27 Nov 1912 - f J E JAMES (b Delaware) - m Willie WATKINS (Haden) (b Haden) - buried Haden Cern - cd pneumonia JAMES, Mary Magdaline - b 14 June 182~ - d 24 (Mar or May) 1860 - a ge 33y f [Henry DEAR] - cd unkn - rep by bus Joseph JAMES - Ref De ath Bk ; Brick Union gravestone JAMES, Palmer - b ca 1864 Bot Co - d 1 Mar 1865 - a ge l y - f Jose ph JAMES rn Elizabeth - cd croup - rep by father JAMES, Rebecca Jane - b 16 Mar 1845 Bot Co - d 6 Oct 1854 - f Jos eph JAMES m Mary - cd flux - rep by father - Ref Death Bk ; Brick Uni on grave s tone JAMES, Robert - b ca 1824 Bot Co - d 21 Dec 1866 - age 42y - f John JAMES m Luevenia - cd very sudden - rep by wif e Malinda JAMES VIRGINIA APPALACH~AN NOTES �Page 28 JAMES, Virginia - b ca Mar 1862 Bot Co - d 3 Apr 1862 - age 8d - f Robert JAMES - m Malinda - cd diptheria - rep by father JAMISON see male MANGUS, Aubrey JAMISON MANGUS JAMISON, Jacob B - d by 23 July 1906 - cd s ui c ide - Ref Inquest papers JAMISON, John - d by 6 Jan 1813 - WB C pl6, appraisal JARRED see also: GERARD JABBED, John Sr - d by 26 Mar 1808 (date marked out, replaced by Dec 1807, marked out & replaced with original date) - Ref WB B pl93, a ppraisal JENEY see James McCONNELL JENllNS see JINllNS, Bettie J EDENS, Mary J FIREBAUGH JENllNS, Jeremiah - d by Feb 1821 - WB C p309, will dated 27 Nov 1815 - Relatives: Others Eliner FALLS (her sons, Peter & Benjamin); Amelia WILLIAMS, Peter FALLS JENNINGS see James MASON, .James Lawrence HAMILTON JENNINGS, Macy F - b 11 Oct 1862 Va - d 24 Mar 1913 - f Thomas B TALLEY (b Va) - m Nannie (AUSTIN) (b Va) - buried High Bridge Cem - cd Fatty heart JENNINGS, Pollard - d 1869 - Adm bond 8 Feb 1869 Eliza J JENNINGS JENNINGS, Simon - d by 29 Aug 1910 - cd unkn or natural - Ref inquest papers JETER see Edward BRUGH JETER, male - b 6 Nov 1915 Bot Co - d 6 Nov 1915 - f J[acob] B JETER (b Bonsacks, Va) - m Battie (:BRUGH) (b Nace, Bot Co) - buried Bons acks Cem permature cd JETER, Alice Cary - b ca Feb 1861 Bot Co - d 24 July 1862 - age Oy l 7m Od f Benjamin JETER - m Susan - cd diptheria - rep by father JINllNS see JENXINS, James FALLS, James FALLS Jr JOHN see Sarah Ann GARDNER, Elizabeth SESSLER, John B SESSLER, John T SESSLER JOHN, Anna - b 1802 - d 1889 - w/o James JOHN - Ref Haymakertown gravestone JOHN, Jacob - d by Oct 1806 - Ref WB B pl29, will dated 13 Sep 1806 - Relatives: wife Cathren; Ch Henry, Jacob; s-i-1 Daniel BARE; ch by 1st wife (not named) - Exr Henry JOHN JOHNSON see Elizabeth LEMON, Jane W THOMAS, Thomas TEEL, George KILMER, Robert Scott AYERS, Charles R CLEMENT, female COMPTON, Parthenia COMPTON, Martha Frances DUDDING, John GOODWIN, ma1 e RAYMA'KER, Elizabeth LEMON, John N LEMON, EdwaTd Johnson PETERS, James ROWLAND, Charlotte Adeline SHEETS, Susan SULLENDER, Thomas ZELL VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 29 JOHNSON, Cast1eton - d ca 1790 Va (census #1050) - d 2 July 1859 Bot Co - age 69y - f [John JOHNSTON] - cd fever - r ep by son John T JOHNSON - h/o Nancy JOHNSON - Adm John P JOHNSON (8 Aug 1859) JOHNSON, Catherin - b ca 1789 Ireland - d 5 Apr 1856 Bot Co - cd p ar a l ys i s rep by sis Rebecca BACKENSTO - w/o Henry M JOHNSON JOHNSON, David B - d by 9 Dec 1867 Bot Co - Admr 9 Dec 1867 The Sheriff JOHNSON , Elizabeth - b Pa - d 2 Nov 1 870 Amsterdam Twsp , Bot Co - cd old a ge rep by dau Mary JOHNSON - w/o James JOHNSON JOHNSON, E1izabeth (widow) - b ca 1794 Bot Co - d 19 mar 1870 Buchanan Precin c t - age 76y - cd old age - rep by s -i-1 William BOOZE JOHNSON, Frances (of Salisbury Furnace) - b ca 1823 Bot Co - d 7 ( 7 ) 1895 Bot Co - f Rufus PITZER [Rufus was h er bro] - cd unkn - rep by son C B JOHNSON - w/o Moses B JOHNSON JOHNSON, Frances N - b ca (1849 marked out) [1842] Bot Co - d 5 Jan 1853 Bot Co - f [ John N JOHNSON] - m Eliza 0 JOHNSON - cd disease of h eart - r ep by mother JOHNSON, Frank - b 30 Aug 1832 Va - 24 Aug 1 914 Bot Co - f (b Va) - m Annie WINGFIELD (b Va ) - buried Clifton Forge Cem - cd he art leakage JOHNSON, Gabrill Munday - b 17 Jan 1887 Va - d 9 Feb 1915 Bot Co - f J[osbua] L JOHNSON (b Va) - d Wi11ie J (COTTRELL) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd TB JOHNSON, George R (of Buchanan) - b ca 1861 Bot Co - d 11 Sep 1884 Bot Co f George S JOHNSON - m Nannie - cd typhoid fever - rep by f George S JOHNSON JOHNSON, Harriet Ann - b 7 Mar 1840 Bot Co - d 12 Jan 1914 Bot Co - f William WELCH - m Susan (MARKHAM) (b Bot Co) [ps md Bot Co 25 Sep 18 34] - buried family cem - cd died suddenly - [hus Charles W JOHNSON] JOHNS(T)ON, Isaiah (widower) - b ca Apr 1774 Md (or Va, census #242) - d 13 Mar 1859 Bot Co - age 84y llm - cd paralysis - rep by s -i-1 Jacob DAMEWOOD h/ o Jane - Ex Hoses JOHNSTON & Jacob DAMEWOOD JOHNSON, James - b 20 Sep 1908 Bot Co - d 22 Aug 1912 Bot Co - f William S JOHNSON (b Rb Co) - m Maggie (EGNOR) (b Rb Co ) - buried Bethel Cem - cd Entero colitis JOHNSON, James - d by 11 Nov 1867 Bot Co - Admr 11 Nov 1867 the Sheriff JOHNSON, James B - b ca 1800 Bot Co - d 15 Mar 1858 Bot Co - age 58y - cd pneumonia - rep by dau Mary JOHNSON JOHNSON, J ohn Henry - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 21 Aug Bot Co - age Sy Om 2ld - f William JOHNSON - m Martha - cd diptheria - rep by father JOHNSON, John W (of Glade Creek) - b ca 1874 Bot Co - d 1 Apr 1885 Bot Co f Richard JOHNSON - cd consumption - rep by f Richard JOHNSON VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES • �Page 30 JOHNSON, Margaret - d by 9 May 1853 Bot Co - Adm John RINEHART JOHNSON, Mary A - b ca '1813 Amh Co - d 6 July 1853 Bot Co - ps n ot known _ cd inflamation of bowel s - r ep by hus - w/o Peter B JOHNSON (census # 1148) JOHNSON, Hoses (of Salisbury) - b ca 1802 Mont Co - d 23 July 1 884 Bot Co f Isaiah JOHNSON - m Virginia - cd old age - rep by wife Fannie JOHNSON JOHNSON, Sarah A (of Peaks of Otter) - b ca 1822 - d 15 Mar 1889 Bot Co Castleton JOHNSON - m Nancy - cd not known - rep b y bro Steven B JOHNSON f JOHNSON, Susan M (of Arnolds Valley) - b ca 1837 Rb Co - d 10 July 1876 Bot Co - f James B JOHNSON - m Martha H - cd consumption - rep by bro Samue 1 e JOHNSON JOHNSON, Susannah (of Haymakertown) - b ca 1 815 Bot Co - d 20 June 1884 Bot co - d [David SMILEY] - m [Elizabeth SHANK] - cd broken down - rep by hus Isiah JOHNSON [Jr] JOHNSON, Thadeus C (of Eagle Rock) - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d 17 Apr - f Nathan JOHBSON - m Janie - rep by wife Fannie JOHNSON 1891 Bot Co JOHNSON, Thomas (of Catawb~a) - b ca 1817 unkn - d 1 2 July 1895 Bot Co - m unkn - cd cancer - rep by wife Lydia JOHNSON f unkn JOHNSON, Vina - b 18 Mar 1846 Rb Co - d 20 May 1913 Bot Co - f Mathew JONES (b Va) - m Vina (JONES} (b Rb Co) - buried Gala Cem - cd disease of heart JOHNSON, V[ictoria] V (female) - b ca 1838 Va - d 1 Apr 1916 Bot Co - f Mose s JOHNSON (b Va) - m [Maria] - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Asthma & Hypostal ic congestion of lungs JOHNSO'N, Whitfield - d ca 9 June 1862 - Adm Achilles E JOHNSON JOHNSTON see JOHNSON, George KILMER, Helen BELL, Charles Wesley PETERS, Tbeodocie JOHNSTON SPERRY - JOHNSTON, gravestone - b ca 1812 - d 1 ( ? ) 1858 Bot Co - age 46y - Ref Beaverdam JOHNSTON, Ann 0 - b ca 1775 Va (census #9 70) - d 31 May 18 5 1 Bot Co - age 26y (should be 76y) - f [NASH] - [hus Andrew JOHNSTON] - Ref Beaverdam Cem JOHNSTON, Archibald - d by 11 Apr 1853 Bot Co - a dm Henry Walrond JOHNSTON, Edward (Judge) - b ca 1807 [b Va, census #9 70] - d l May 1853 (d in Pocahonatas Co, reported in Bot Co) - f [Andrew JOHNSTON] - m [Anne O NASH] cd pneumonia - rep by wife Emiline JOHNSTON - Adm Emi1ine JOHNSTON JOHNSTON, Elizabeth P - d 28 Mar 1820 Bot Co - f James STEPTOE (of New London) - m [Frances CALLOWAY] - hus Charles JOHNSTON - obituary in Lynchburg Press of 7 Apr 1820 J OHNSTON , Eve - d by Nov 1809 Bot Co - f [? PERSINGER?] -Ref WB B p22~, ::7i l l dated 21 J une 1809 - Relatives: Ch Henry PERSINGER, Jacob JOHNSTON, W1ll1am J OHNSTON , Sar ah PORTER, Rachael SINK.BORN, Margaret Smit:b, Andrew JOHNSTON; rs Jacob PERSINGER, Michael MALLOW Gdau Rebecca SMITH - Ex VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 31 JOHNSTON, Ezekiel - Aug 1781 (reported in Bot Co; in service in NC) - Ref WB A pl37, will dated 9 Aug 17 81; Admr Bond - wife Eve; Ch Andrew, Sarah, Raebel, John, Jacob, William, Margaret - On 8 Feb 1791 son Andrew was declared his eldest son . - Admr Eve JOHNSON, Jacob PERSINGER JOHNSTON, Hannah - d by 12 Apr 1785 Bot Co (dau called an orphan) - dau Mi11y JOHNSTONE, James Andrew, Dr - b 6 Feb 1836 - d 7 Mar 1 882 Bot Co - f [Peter B JOHNSTONE] - m [Mary HIGGENBOTHAM] - [h/o Annie E BRUGH JOHNSTONE] - grave Mill Creek Cem JOHNSTON, James D - b ca 1847 Bot Co - d 1 6 Aug 1916 Bot Co - f Isiah JOHNSTON (b Va) - m Susan (SMILEY) (b Va) - buried Cloverdale Cem - cd apoplexy JOHNSTON, James G - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 25 Oct 185 5 Bot Co - f ·John T JOHNSTON - m Mary E - cd scarlet fever - rep by ~ather JOHNSTON, John - d by Oct 1806 Bot Co - f [ Ezekiel JOHNSTON] - m [Eve] - Ref WB B pl30 , oral wi ll not dated - Relat i ves : others, George CRAFI, who took care of him. JOBNS(T)ON, John - b ca 1754 Goochl and Co, Va (or ca 1766 census #1050) - d 5 June 1856 Bot Co - f Stephen JOHNSTON - m Susan [FIERCE or PACE] [ps md 1 Oct 1 765 - cd Old age - r ep by son Catlott / ?Castleton JOHNSTON - [see Jones' The Douglas Register, p 227 JOHNSTON, John N[ash] - b ca 1 800 ( censu s #1136) - d by 12 Aug 1850 Bot Co f [Andrew JOHNSTON] - m [Anne 0 NASH ] - h/o Eliza [Ogilvie BELL] - Admr William T HARDY JOHNSTON, John W - b ca 1 832 Bot Co - d 8 July 1854 Bot Co - f Samuel JOHNSTON - m E[lizabetb] - cd bronketus - rep by fat her JOHNSTON , Lester - d by 24 Oct 1903 Bot Co - cd hit by train - Ref Inquest papers JOHNSTON, Mary A ( of Howry town) - b ca 18 15 Bot Co (cens u s #890) - d 16 May 1885 Bot Co - f [James] JOHNSTON - m [Elizabe th] - cd paral ys i s - rep by sis Sarah JOHNSON JOHNSTON, Peter [Emigrant ] - b [1 710 Edinburg, Scotland] - d by 14 Sep 1790 [or 1 786] - Ref lfB A p383 , Admr bond & appraisal - [wife, Mrs Martha (BUTLER) ROGERS; sons Peter, Edward, Andrew, Charles] - Admr John CRAIG JOHNSTON, Robert F - b 18 June 1915 Va - d 10 Feb 1916 Bot Co - f Baris F JOHNSTON (b Va) - m Viola (BAGIA) (b Va) buried Bristol Cem - cd pneumonia JOHNSTON, Robertson G - b ca 1 837 Rb Co - d 13 Aug 1856 Bot Co - f Hoses JOHNSTON - m Maria - cd Bil. c h o lick - rep by father JOHNSTON , Thomas Henry - b ca Oct 1 835?36 Bot Co - 15 Nov 1866 30773ly lm Od - f Edward JOHNSTON - m Emma(line] S BOWYER - cd bowels - rep by wife S W JOHNSTON - Ref Beaverdam gravestone 1866 Emi1ine S JOHNSTON - also death notice in Rke times for 4 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Bot Co - age information Adm 10 Dec Dec 1866 �Page.32 .JOHNSTON, 'Wi11iaia A (unmd) - b ca. 1832 Bot Co - d 14 Sep 1857 Wil 1 iamsburg, Va (reported in Bot Co) - f James JOHNSTON - m El.izabetb - cd dysentary rep by f atbe-r .JONES see Vina JOHNSON, Rosa LUCAS, Josephus STRICDAND, John PECK, Carey B BRADSHAW, Martha BRADSHAW, Mary CALDWELL, Rob~rt CALDWELL, John Lewis CAMPER, Osborn DAVIS, George DUNBAR, Nancy FEU..ERS, Si.1as T FELLERS, Wi11iam Frank1in FISHBURN, Perey llalter BOOTSEL ,. Martha 'WATllNS .JONES, infant - b 17 Nov 1~14 Glen Wilton, Bot Co - d 15 May 1916 _ f JONES _ m ~~kn . - .buried Clifton Forge Cem - cd Broncho pneumonia R J .JONES, _ d by 14 Feb 1797 (dau called an orphan) _ dau Hannah .JONES, Jam.es _ d by 12 Nov 1816 (ch called orphans) - Ch Ca1vin, Nancy, Hager, JONES, Ambrois [or. Ambrose] - d by May 1822 - Ref WB c p34l, wi 11 dated 26 Mar 1822 - wife Elizabeth - Ch Polly, Allen, James, Ambrois, Catherine (md [Adaa] MOYER); Milly (md [John] WATKINS); Mary (rnd WATilNS) · Nancy (md rs · ' ) ) ( d [Moses] 'WATllNS , ; Sally m RUSSELL . - Ex A11en JONES, John WATKINS JONES, Ann Regina - b 27 Apr 1847 Bot Co - d 31 Aug 1 854 _ age 7y 4m 4d _ f David C JONES - cd flux - rep by father - Ref Death Bk; Brick Union g ravestone JONES, Beauregard - b 8 June 1870 Bot Co - d 10 June 1870 Amsterdam Twsp _ age 2d - f George JONES - m Lucy - rep by father JONES, Dollie C - b 5 Sep 1912 Bot Co - d 6 June 1913 _ f J E JONES (b Bot Co) - m Eliza (BINES) (b Rb Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd gastric enteritis JONEs, Eliza - b ca 1817 Aug Co - d 4 Nov 1853 - f child bed - rep by bus John ll JONES Edward VALENTINE - cd JONES , George B - b ca 1852 - d 20 June 1853 - f John T JONES (blacks mith) - m Mary V - cd measles - rep by father JONES, Grace - b 19 Apr 1915 Rke City - d 31 Jan 1916 - f Samue1 JONES (b Floyd Co) - m Eveline (BROWN) (b Bot Co) - buried Bonsacks Cem - cd pneumonia JONES, Hannah (single~ - b ca 1789 Bot Co - d 18 July 1 859 not known - rep by Steward age 70y - cd JONES, John - d by 14 July 1773 - WB A p32, will dated 1 8 Apr 172_3, Admr bond - wife Elizabeth; Ch Nathaniel, John, Margaret (md McCOY); E1izabetb, Martbev, Sarah, Jean, Hannah (rnd Thomas HARRISON) - Admr Jame s McCLURE JONES, John Gabriel - d by 12 Nov 1779 - f John JONES (of England) - m SLADE (of England) - Ref WB A pllS, 117, will dated l Nov 1776, Admr bond - Relat ives : bros Samuel, Gabriel, Thomas; sis 5 El izabetb, Ann Margaret , Char1otte (md Thomas GRIFFITH) - Adrnr Patrick LOCKHART · f • 1ed in "Unrecorded deeds, etc JONES, J ohn J - d ca 1881 - Ref unrecorde d will 1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - - - - - - --- - - �Page 33 JONES, Margaret Virginia - b 3 Feb 1916 Bot Co - d 20 Aug 1916 - f Fred Harris on JONES (b Bed Co) - m Bazel May (SWARTZEL) (b ~ed Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd enteritis & diarrhea JONES, Marion Stuart, Mrs - b 7 May 1828 Va - d 24 Oct 1912 - f Gustavus Brown ALEXANDER (b Va) - m Sallie Blair (STUART) (b Va) - buried Buchanan - cd Apoplexy JONES, Nancy B - b 6 ca 1838 Craig Co (circled?) - d 28 Jan 1916 - f John TROUT (b Craig Co [circled, Why??] - m Nancy B (TROUT) (b Craig Co [Circled?] - buried Botetourt Co Cem [Andrews Chapel Cem] - c d fractured hip - [w/o John E JONES] JONES, Nannie E - b 1 Mar 1858 Bot Co - d 30 Nov (or 1 Dec) 1916 Bot Co - f Frank COX (b Bot Co) - m Casia (STINNETT) (b Bot Co) - buried Back Creek Cem [Lithia Baptist Cem] - cd carcinoma of stomaGb - w/o James L JONES JONES, Sarah - b 6 May 1763 Pa - d 19 Feb 1853 - age 89y 9rn 13d - f William AUSTIN - m M - cd old age - rep by nephew Isaac AUSTIN - w/o David JONES JONES, Susan E - b 24 Sep 1836 Bot Co - d 7 Jan 1915 - f William JONES (b Va) - buried Daleville Cem - cd arterio schlerosis & thrombosis JONES, Susannah - b ca 1778 Bot Co - d 25 Nov 1854 - f John PECK - cd dropsy - rep by son Harrington JONES - widow of Allen JONES JONES, Virginia - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 8 Apr 1860 - age 27y - f William STREETLAND (?STRICKLAND?) - cd soar throat - rep by bus John J JONES JONES, William S - b 17 Feb 1839 Bot Co - d 11 Mar 1916 - f (b Bot Co) - rn Mary FAGG (b Bot Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd Heart lesion & pneumonia JONES, Wilmer David - b 22 Aug 1912 Bot Co - d 28 Nov 1912 - f Charles JONES (b Bot Co) - rn Mary LAMB (b Bot Co) - buried White Church - cd pneumonia JOPLIN see Kent Oliver CUSTER JOPLING, Calahill T - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d Sep 1861 - age 4y - f John W JOPLING - m s C - cd diptheria - rep b y father JOPLING, Olivia - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d Oct 1861 - age 2y - f John W JOPLING - m S C - cd diptheria - rep by father JOPLING, Oscar B - b ca 18 58 Bot Co - d Oct 1861 - age 3y - f John W JOPLING - m S C - cd diptheria - rep by fa ther JORDON see Richard BANDY JORDAN, Anthony (single) - b ca 17 90 Camp Co - d 15 Mar 1868 old age - rep by friend Cary BRECKENRIDGE age 78y - cd JORDON, Catherin - b ca 1765 Shenandoah Co, Va (census #331) - d 22 Feb 1856 - f Tavenor BEALE - m Betsy - cd old age - rep by s-i-1 James PAXTON - widow of John JORDON - Ex John Jordon PAXTON (14 Apr 1856) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 34 _ b ca 1800 - d 9 Aug 1 821 Philadelphia, Pa - age 2ly JORDAN, Tavener l " 13 A 1821 John. JORDAN of Bot - rep in "Herald of the Val ey ug Capt f JOSEPH, Isabella - b ca Mar 1857 Baltimore, M~ - d 29 Nov 1 862 - age Sy Sm f J>bilip JOSEPH - m Barbara - cd liver complaint - rep by uncle Isaac GUGGENBERIMER IALBFLEISCB see Nicholas FIRESTONE ULE, L S - b n - d 1878 - w/o David P KALE - Ref Mt Union gravestone UNODE see DODE URNES see Mary G GRAY, male MUNDY, Grace Karnes MUNDY IARBS, Mary Frances - b 15 Aug 1850 NC - d 5 Mar 1916 - f Moses PIERCE (b NC) - m Ellen (COLLINS) - (b NC) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd lob ar pneumon i a IAYSER see n:YSER, Elias LINIENBOKER IAYSER, Joseph D, Dr - b ca l7if2 - d Nov 1816 - age 74 - Ref Locust Bottom Gravestone IAYSER, Williaa A - b ca Apr. 1852 Bot Co - d 26 Mar 1862 B IAYSER - m Mary E - cd diptheria - rep by father age 9y l lm - f J IAYTON, Bernard - d by 18 Mar 1817 - Ref WB c p86, appraisal IEACBY see James ALEXANDER KEAN, Clara G - b ca 1816 - d 9 Oct 1845 - age 29y - 1 st w / o Dr O W KEAN grave Mt Joy Cem n:AN, Jane C - b ca 1831 - d 30 Sep 1861 - age 30y - f .cd fever - rep by hus O W IEAi - 2nd w/ o Dr o w KEAN IEAB, Mary E - b ca Nov 1860 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1861 m J C - cd fever - rep by father James ARTHUR - age lOm - f m E - O W KEAN - KEEBLE, male - b 14 Feb 1913 Bot Co - d 14 Feb 1913 - f Houston Ke11y KEEBLE (b ([Knox Co] Tn) - m Lizzie (SHAVER) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville Va cem - cd shock from delivery KEEFAUVER see KEFAUVER KEEFAUVER, Iatherine - d by Jan 1820 - Ref WB (Mr B had no book # or p) Mary , Elizabeth Cb IEELING s ee Martha Jane MURPHY, Mary LINKENHOKER llELING , Maggie M - b ca 1849 - d 18 Sep 1877 - age 28y - w/o A H KEELING gr ave Ams t erdam Cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES --- - - - - --- �Page 35 IEELING, R A - b 18 Sep 186 7 Charlotte Co, Va - d 25 Aug 1917 - f WW KEELING (b Charl otte Co) - m Elizabeth (PERY) (b Bot Co) - buried Amsterdam Cem - cd Whiskey 8 Morphy resulting in liver, heart 8 kidney disease KEENEY, Joseph W - b 6 Mar 1863 - d 24 J an 1916 - f Wi11iam WOMACK - m Ann KEENEY (p 5 urund) - buried Bethel Church - cd struck b y train KEFAUGER, etc see James HAWK, KEEFAUVER: KEYFOGGER, etc KEFAUVER see Mary HURRY, KEEFAUVER, KEFAUGER, Oliver Henry MURRY, America ZIMMERMAN KEFAUVER, Catherine - d by Jan 1820 - Ref WB C p247, will dated 1 May 1819 Ch Mary, Elizabeth KEFAUVER, Mary - b ca 1803 - d 1881 Bot Co but rep in Rke Co - f }):'ed M [marked out & Evan DAY written in] - rn Polly - hus David I:EFAUVER - cd not known KEFAUVER, Peter - d by Sep 1814 , order - Ref WB B p443, appraisal, C p264, 443 settlement, division - wife E1izabetb (md #2 MADISON); Ch Susannah (rnd Adam GARNARD), Peter, Polly, Elizabeth, David-;-:Jacob, D~ie1; - On 14 Dec 1814 Jacob & David (age over 14); Daniel, Mary & Elizabeth, under 14 Admr Frederick MURRY KEFFER see Sallie KENDON KEFFER, female - b 7 May 1854 Bot Co - d 7 May 1854 - f Abraham KEFFER - m E(liza) - cd born dead - rep by father KEFFER, Emily G - b ca 1848 Bot Co - d 4 Jan 1853 - f Abraham KEFFER maker) - m E[liza ] - cd croup - rep by father KEITH see (~agon ASHBURN, Lillie May ASBURN KEITH, Alice Virginia - b 2 Sep 1908 Floyd Co - d 8 ·Apr 1913 - f A J KEITH (b Floyd Co) - m Julia (KEITH)? (b Floyd Co) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd bronchial pneumonia KEITH, Bessie - b 25 Nov 1 897 - d 10 Mar 1899 - f C[bristopher] KEITH - m N[annie] R[owe] WILLIAMS - grave Ams t erdam Cem KEITH, Pergie Lee - b 27 Feb 1890 - d 11 Apr ~902 - f C[hristopher] KEITH m N[annie ] H[owe] [WILLIAMS] - grave Amsterdam Cem KELLEB, Adam - d by 16 Dec 1813 (dau called an orphan) - dau Mary (over 14) KELLER, Tbeodocia J - b ca Oct 1861 Bot Co - d 4 Oct 1865 - age 4y lm - f Was hington J KELLER - m Amitia - cd diptheria - rep by father KELLY see KELY, Michael COON, Samuel ISANDOWARD, Jacob SNIDER, Jacob CLEAR, Sarah V AUSTIN, Rev John A BRUMBAUGH , Lula M BRUMBAUGH, Nannie CADE, Elizabeth CAILER , Edmonson CALDWELL, Uriah COALTER, John HAMILTON, Sallie Catherine LANTZ, Neomi Jane MARTIN, George T ST CLAIR, Eliza Ann SWITZER, Newton SWITZER , Chester Edward TROUT, Andrew WOODS, Julia Frances WRIGHT VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 36 rELLY, Emma o- b 30 Nov 1850 - d 4 July 1907 - grave Amsterdam Cem J:ELLY, Geo-rge - d by 11 Feb 1804 - Ref WB B p52, 149, 269, appraisal, settlement & division - wife Macy; Ch on 10 Dec 1805 dau Nancy (over 14); on 10 June 1806 dau Po11y (over 14); on 9 Sep 1806 dau Sarah (over 16); on 11 Jan 1.809 Peggy (over 14); on 10 Sep 1 811 Ch-ristian (over 14); on 14 Feb 1815 Jane (over 14) - Admx Macy n:LLY - His 10 ch's names from deeds when they s old their ·share in land beginning in 1811: 7 Oct 1811 'Wi11iam ALLEN (wife Po11y), Michael COON (wife Elizabeth) DB 10 p467; 7 Oct 1811 Peter LANDIS (wife Sally) DB 10 p465; 4 Oct 1817 William FUQUE (wife Nancy), George 'WASKEY (wife Patsy) DB 13 p283; 27 Jan 1819 Ab-ra_bam LARDERS [or ~RIDGE] (wife Jane) DB 13 pSOS 24 July 1919 (sic 771819??) Edmund PEARCY (wife Margaret) DB 14 p74 ; 22 Sep 1819 Ch-ristopher n:LLY, John l:elly (wife Elizabeth), George Sr• s widow Mary, DB 14 plOO; 24 Jan 1829 Benson BAILEY (wife Eve) DB 19 pl04 IELLEY, Hallie B - b 16 Feb 1915 Bot Co - d 1 Mar 1915 f R J KELLEY (b Bot Co) - m Ora R (NICCEL) (b Fr Co) (b Bot Co marked out) - buried Cave Rock Cem - cd pneumonia IELLY, Isaac P - b 1 Dec 1836 - d 20 Sep 1893 - Ref Lemontown gravestone n:LLEY, James B - b 9 July 1844 Bot Co - d 23 Nov 1 915 - f Jacob mLEY (b Va) - m nizabetb (BISHOP) - buried Cave Rock Cern - cd Parrelhi tic Nef -- [ELLY, John - d by 13 Oct 1828 (ch called orphans) - Ch (all under 14 [b after 1814] Eliza Ann, George, Mary Jane & John IELLEY, John B, Col - b 16 Dec 1811 - d 8 Mar 1880 - wife Sarah KELLEY (1.8191907) - Ref Amsterdam gravestone n:LLEY, Lotte - b 5 Oct 1914 Bot Co - d 5 Oct 1914 - f 'Watson KELLEY (b Li ck Run, Bot Co) - m Matte (BOAGUS) (b Lick Run, Bot Co ) - buried Bethol Cem cd Entero colitis IELLEY, Ora Rufus - b Oct 1895 Fr Co - d 14 Mar 1915 - f G H NICO.ES (b Fr Co) - m Ellen (GIVENS) (b Fr Co) - buried Cave Rock Cem - cd TB - (w/o R J KELLEY] m.tEY, Sarah BAYNES - b 3 Sep 1 819 - d 11 Sep 1907 - f HAYNES John B [El.LEY (1811-1880) - Ref Amsterdam gravestone IELSLER see w/o Col maybe IESSLER, Mary Virginia 'WALKER IELY see [ELLY, Jacob SNIDER KEMPER see CAMPER KEMPLIN, Ellen S - .b ca Jan 1851 Bot Co - d Aug 1860 - age 9y 7m - f Washington KEMPLIN - m "Polly" [Mary FELLERS] - c d dyptheira - rep by father KEMPLIN, Mary - b ca 1816 Fkln Co - d 12 Nov 1858 - age 42y - f FELLERS consumpti0n - rep by bro Lewis P FELLERS -w lo Washington KEMPLIN KEMPLIN, Nancy - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 18 Mar 1854 - f Washington KEMPLIN - cd m Mary (FELLERS] - cd consumption - rep by mother VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES .... �Page 37 CENDON, Sal1ie (widow) - b ca 1775 - d 9 Feb 1865 Rb Co - age 90y - cd old age - rep by s -i-1 Abram KEFFER KENDRICK, Snowy Francis - b l Nov 1912 Va - d 17 July 1913 - f Hillard J KENDRICK (b Va) - m Pattie G (TOLER) (b Va) - buried Barbour's Creek Cem cd cho l era infa~tum KENNY see Polly CASEY - d 14 Oct 1788 (dau called an orphan) - dau Wil1ey KENNY, JCENNEY, James (widower) - b ca 1780 Rb Co - d 29 Apr 1858 - cd diarhea - rep by neighbor James M FIGGATr KENNY, John Sr - d by Nov 1813 - Ref WB B p366, will dated 27 Aug 1813 - wife Elizabeth; Ch William, James, Joseph, David, Sampson, John, Sally, Betsy, Susanna - Exr Thomas NEWILL KENNY, Joseph W - d by 24 Jan 1916 - cd hit by train - Ref Inquest papers KENNY, William - d by 8 Nov 1774 - Ref WB A p45, will dated 8 Apr 1774, Admr bond - wife Elizabeth ; Ch James, Agnes, Jean, Elizabeth, Harrey - [Note: The widow rod #2 John SAVAGE] - Admr Elizabeth KENNY KENT see Eliza RICHARDS, Margaret Jane SWITZET, Newton KESSLER KENT, Eliza Ann - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 25 Nov 1855 Ann [KESSLER] - cd unkn - rep by mother f John D KENT - m Eliza KENT, Benry Hopkins - f John CENT - m Eliza Ann - Ref Death Bk - rep by mother - cd meas les KENT, Jacob - d by 11 Feb 1777 - Ref WB A p58, will dated 8 Nov 1776, Admr bond - wife Mary; Ch John, Joseph, Robert, Jacob, Jane, Nancy - Admr Mary KENT, Hugh CROCKETT KENT, John D - b 19 Jan 1818 - d 2 Sep 1878 - h/o Eliza Ann [KESSLER] - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone KERN see Isaac ENGLE, Sarah KERN ENGLE, George PURSLEY, Emma CERN RADER, H Wood s on RADER KERN, fema l e - d 26 Oct 1 822 - rep in "Herald of the Val l ey" 16 Nov 1822 w/o Jacob KERN - mother of large family KERN, Ella E - b 3 July 1911 Bot Co - d 4 Feb 1914 - f E J KERN (b Bot Co) m Maggie V (KESSLER) (b Bot Co) - buried near Springwood - cd pneumonia KERN, Frank Edward - b 28 June 1889 Bot Co - d 7 Aug 1913 - f C W CERN (b Bot Co) - m Mary S (MAYS) (b Bot Co) - buried Union Church Cem - cd TB KERN, Jacob Harrison, Dr - d 1 2 Dec 1813 - d 1901 - grave Mt Union Cem KERN, Jennie - f SOURS - w/o John N KERN - grave Brick Union Cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 38 l:ERN, Jobn_N _ b 26 Aug 1836 - d 13 Mar 1909 - h/o Jennie Sours KERN - Ref Brick Union gravestone 'CEB.N, Lucy A _ b 13 Aug 1834 Bot Co - d 15 Mar 1914 - f Samue1 HUFF (b Va) m Nancy (NOFFSINGER) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd pneumonia n:RR, Merietta Jane - b 1 Apr 1865 Bot Co - d 12 Feb 1913 - f D 'W KERN (b Bot Co _ m Lucy (BUFF) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd TB CERN, Mary A - b ca ~ay 1845 Bot Co - d S June 1860 - age 15y lm - Henry f J:ERB _ cd not known - rep by father KERN, Sarah Eng1e - b 2 Feb 1830 - d 1902 - grave Mt Union Ce m Stephen Woodrow - b 15 Sep 1914 Bot Co - d 20 Feb 1916 - f N B KERN (b Bot Co) - m Nannie (FINI) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd bronc ho pneumonia n:BN Virginia Frances - b 10 Oct 1844 Lynchburg, Va - d 25 June 1914 - f John' SOWERS (b Va) - m Virginia Frances ( _ ) (b NY City) - burie d Brick Union Cem _ cd congestion of brain IERN [ERR [ERR, see Dr Wi11iam Neely ANDERSON William - d by 11 Mar 1779 (son called an orphan) - son Samue1 KESSINGER, female - b 15 July 1915 Bot Co - d 15 July 1915 - f 'W T KESSINGER (b Giles Co, Va) - m Annie (PENN) (b Bot Co) - buried family cem - cd still born KESSLER see HEPLER, Nancy A ISAACS, Adeline LAYMAN, Anna PECK, Agnes HAMILTON Dolly HINER, Mary SPICKARD, G?orge .Washington CAMPER, Lewis HINER, Marah HYPES, Ella E KERN, Mary KLINE, Bernice Vistive LANDERS, Abe C LAYMAN, Jacob G LAYMAN, John McLANE LAYMAN, Mary LAYMAN, James LEMMON (or LAYMAN), John LEMMON, · Margarette LEMON, Mary LEMMON, Samuel 'Cesler LEMON, Cassie Rader NACE, (card #2) see tELSLER (maybe) i John F RADER, John X. RADER, Lou E RADER, Susan RADER Jacob NININGER, Laura Rettea REYNOLDS, E1iza RICHARDS, Gertrude KESSLER SINER; Robert SINER, William H SPICKARD, lli1liam Henry ST CLAIR, Margaret Jane SWORTZEL, Barnette ZIMMERMAN IESSLAR, male - b ca 1854 - d 4 Oct 1854 - age Sd - f John 1'.:ESSLAR Jr - m Elizabeth - rep by father IESSLER, male - b 16 Nov 1862 Bot Co - d 16 Nov 1862 - age ~d - f Lewis KESSLER - m Catherine [GOOD] - cd unkn - rep by fat her KESSLER, male - b 9 Mar 1825 - f J KESSLER - ref Old Glade Creek Cern KESSLER, female - b 17 Sep 1856 Bot Co - d 18 Sep 1856 - a ge ld - f George KESSLER _ m F - cd not known - rep by father IESSLAR, male - b 6 Feb. 1853 Bot Co - d 1 3 Feb 1853 - age 7d - f LAR _ m Martha E _ cd Hives - rep by moth er VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - - - -- - John A 1'.:ESS- �Page 39 CESSLAR, Abraham - b 25 Jan 1778 Pa (census #1645) - d 9 June 1857 - age 79y 4m 13d or 78y 6m Od ~ f [Johannus KESSLER] - m [Eva Dorothea LEMON] - cd old age - rep by wife Catherine [HEPLER] KESSLAR (1781-1861) - Ref Death Bk; Lemontown graves tone - Ex Danie1 B KESSLER (14 Sep 1857) KESSLER, Adrian Thornlay - b 10 Feb 1870 Bot Co - d 29 Mar 1879 [written above is 1870] - age lm 9d - f Abraham KESSLER - m Mary M - cd scafulous affec - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, A1ice Rebecca - b [Jan 1851] - d [1902 Bot Co] ':- f lli1liam B SHAY m Matilda J C - w/o Charles Henry KESSLER - grave Brick Union Cem KESLAR, Andrew Jackson - b 12 May 1836 (# written over) Va - d 18 Dec 1914 Bot Co - f Jacob KESLAR (b Va) - m Barbi; (BOWERS) (b Va) - buried Back Creek Cem [Lithia Bap Cem] - cd Uremic coma·- wife Lydia A KESSLER KESSLAR, Ann Brugh - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 13 Sep 1854 - age 2y 9rn - f Isaac CESSLAR - m [Elizabeth B RADER] - cd flux - rep by father KESSLER, Ann Frances - b 8 Oct 1834 Bed Co - d 21 Feb 1916 - f Abraham (SMELTHER) [written above is SMELSER] (b Bed Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd chronic myocarditis - [w/o Green W KESSLER] KESSLAR, Ardena Susan - b 2 Feb 1848 or 9 (# has been written over) - d 6 Jan 1854 - age Sy - f Abraham KESSLAR Jr - ; Mary M - cd typhoid fever - Ref Death Bk; old Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, Benjamin - b 18 Oct 1772 [Baltimore, Md] - d 22 Nov 1839 [Bot Co] age 67y Om 4d - f [John KESSLER] - rn [Dorothea LEMMON] - h/o Margaret CLEAR - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone KESSLER, Benjamin - b 13 Jan 1834 - d 5 Oct 1914 Bot Co - f Jacob KESSLER m Barbara BOWER - wife Demaris Ann KESSLER - buried Lithia Bap Cem KESSLER, Benjamin Thorn - b ca 1841 [or 1851] Bot Co. - d 25 Feb 1857 - age 16y - f William C[ox] KESSLER - m-[Nancy McCULLOCH] - cd casualty - rep by father KESSLER, Cassie - b 1870 - d 1939 - f Henry DOOLEY - rn Susanna A KESSLER hus Bomer G KESSLER - buried Troutville Cem :KESSLER, Catherine - b ca 1785 Md (or 17 Dec 1781) - d 1 Sep 1861 (or 25 ~t 1861) - age 76y - cd rheumatism - rep by son Abraham KESSLER - Ref Death Bk; Lemontown gravestone - w/o Abraham KESSLER (d 1857) KESSLER, Catherine b 21 July 1911 Bot Co - d 7 Aug 1912 - f Luther H KESSLER (b Bot Co) - m Mollie (DAVIS) (b Bot Co) - buried Forest Chapel Cem - cd malnutrition KESSLER, Chalice C - b 1899 - d 1947 [Bot Co] - f Homer G KESSLER - m Cassie A DOOLEY - #1 wife Jennie E COOPER (190 2-1930) - buried Troutville Cem KESLER, Charles H - b 1851 Bot Co - d 28 Mar 1915 - f Daniel KESLER (b Va) m Elizabeth (BOWER) (b Va) - buried Brick Union Cem - cd pneumonia VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 word query (does not include your name, address and e-mail address) per issue as space permits. 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U.S. POSTAGE WINTER 2008 PAID PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soc., Inc. P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Address Service Requested 1038 Roanoke Public Library Foundation 706 S Jefferson St Roanoke VA 24016-5 104 I11 I 1 I 1 I 11 II I 111 I 11 II 1 II 1 11 I 1 I 11 11 IIII1111 I 1 1 II111 II ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 32, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource William Mead of Bedford County; Records of Coffin Marker Marion Thomas Hall of Floyd County; Patsey Blankenship Daughter of Hillery of Giles County; John Talbert Morgan; Botetourt County Death Records, Huffman-Kesler. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Winter 2008 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv32n1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/5084/VANv31n4.pdf c4eabc653e2a20ccf09511c42b68d182 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 FALL 2007 Virginia Appalachian Notes Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke., Virginia �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calendar Year 2007 Officers and Executive Board President Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership VAN Editor Immediate Past President VAN Editor Emeritus Area C ode 540 email address Karen Kappesser Pamela B. Young Susan Hays Mickey Prescott Don Vaughan Jim Nelson Michael Blankenship Pame la B. Young Babe Fowler 977-0067 342-2367 884-3497 985-075 1 989-8645 725-5303 989- 1469 342-2367 563-1733 gkkapp@ infionline.net pmyoungOO l @aol.com arachnc432@yahoo.com m prescot t3@cox.net DONSVGS@aol.com jas nelson@cox.net. mblankcns@yahoo.com pmyoungOO l @aol.com fowlervw@cox.net Don Vaughan Pamela B. Young Babe Fowler Michael Blankenship Virginia Room Staff Pamela B. Young As Signed 989-8645 342-2367 563-1733 989- 1469 DONSVGS@aol.com pmyoungOO l @aol.com fowlervw@cox.net mblankens@yahoo.com 342-2367 pmyoungOO l @aol.com Committees Computer/Labeler Program Historian VAN Exchange Quarterlies Publicity Book Reviews The SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. is a tax-exempt corporation under section 50l (c)(3) of the Federal Income Tax Code. Section 170 of the Tax Code provides for the treatment of contributions to the SVGS as a deductible contribution by the donor. 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All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or to SVGS, Inc. and mailed to: SVGS, ATf: Membership, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 240262485. BACK ISSUES of the VAN: 1995 and earlier, are available at a reimbursement cost of $4.00 each, as long as the supply lasts. More recent issues are $6.00 each. These prices include postage. Mailed to Virginia addresses please add 4.5% sales tax. A bulk mailing of old V ANs to one address may be eligible for a discount. All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, ATT: Jim Nelson, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. BOO.KS for REVIEW: Books submitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When submitting a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additi?nal ~opies may be placed. Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �VIR6 INIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 31 Vol.~ No. 4 - Fall 2007 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Hello from the Virginia Room - Pam Young 151 Babe Fowler Recognized by V.G.S. 152 Photos from the Virginia Genealogical Society Convention 153 New Books in the Virginia Roon 154 George Sarver research by Marvin L. Sarver 159 African American Ancestry - Cephas Poindexter by Toni Y. Smith 166 Poll Tax List for Grayso11County1922, 1923, 1924 176 Botetourt County Virgi1ria Death Records Continued by Charles T. Burton 197 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. If you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblankens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. �eJou~hwester:n ~7Ji:nia !i;e:neafOJicaf ~ociet;y, :hzc. P. o. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 PRESIDENT'S LETTER Dear Fellow Members , We have a problem . Only a few of you ~ome to the meetings . I can 't figure it t 0 try to have interesting programs. Sometimes they cover genealogy topics . So~ ·r We they're more historical in nature. Nothing seems to work. What's the problem? ~~es are we doing wrong? I wish the members would tell us. The officers serve at · at pleasure, but we can't read your minds. Pam Young is our program chairpers;~ur have ideas for future programs please con ta ct her or me . · If you Our VAN editor Mike Blankenship can always use articles or items for public r . VAN. If you ha~e anything please get in touch with him . a ion tn the 2008 SURNAME INDEX- We will use the 2006 index. For members with s urn . this index you may submit changes or updates to me directly at the address b~rnes rn Check your listing in the Summer 2006 issue .. New members or old member ow. having listing may submit up to six (6) names rn the following format: s not SURNAME given name Country or State Locale (County, City or Town) Date An entry would look like this: ENGEL Carl Germany-NY Syracuse 1850 ~gain , you can submit your names directly to me at th e address below. Ern hke · Cl osing date for submissions will b e J une 1 st . ail if you The 2007 Index to the VAN will be published in the Winter 2008 issue . Happy Hunting, Ku~ Karen Kap . 51 4 s pesser, President calybark Drive ~l~e Ridge VA 24064-1328 e ep.hone: (540) 977-0067 E -mart· kk . ·g app@infionline.net J �Page 151 HELLO FROM THE VIRGINIA ROOM Hello from the Virginia Room! The fall conference of the Virginia Genealogical Society held in Roanoke, November 2 and 3, was a great success. At the Friday evening reception held at the O. Winston Link museum, our own Babe Fowler was presented with a Volunteer Award for her many contributions to the field of genealogy. Babe started SVGS in 1975 with Mrs. William Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories primarily in southwestern Virginia. Babe was the Society's first president and editor of the VAN, a position she held for 25 years. This is recognition well deserved. Congratulations Babe! Our second annual "Late Night in the Virginia Room" continues to pack them in as 31 brave souls shared a late night with us researching after hours on Friday the 26th of Oct. We will be hosting an informal open house on December 5. Visitors will see the 1898 Roanoke Sanborn Insurance map and a demonstration of map encapsulation (a preservation technique). There will also be an introduction to GenealogyBank, the most recent addition to the library's online databases. Remote access is available to Roanoke Valley Library cardholders. http: //infoweb.newsbank.com/signin/RoanokeCityPublicLibrary With proper ID and a visit to any RVL location, researchers may acquire a card. Alicia Sell, our Archivist, continues to interview veterans for the Library of Congress Veterans History Project. Visit www.loc.gov/vets for more information about the project or contact Alicia at alicia.sell@ roanokeva.gov. Sign up for email notification of Virginia Room programs at ''MyRoanoke" on W\-VW.roanokeva.gov. "The art of progress is to preserve order amid change and to preserve change amid order." Alfred North Whitehead Wishing you the Best of the Season! Pam Pam B. Young Roanoke Public Libraries Virginia Room 706 S Jefferson St. Roanoke, VA 24016 (540) 853-2073 5§at'e r§e fove offamifr t£1'ou9£ 1Je11eafosr_ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 152 BABE FOWLER RECOGNIZED BY V.G.S. On Friday, November 2, 2007 during a reception for the Virginia Genealogical Society atthe 0. Winston Link Museun1 in Roanoke, the state Volunteer Award was presented by Shirley L. Wilcox to our very own Babe Fowler. Below is the speech given by Ms . Wilcox during her presentation: The Volunteer Award Vicie Waskey "Babe" Fowler Babe Fowler tells us that one night she had a wild genealogy dream. One part of the dream was to start a genealogical society in Roanoke. Another part was to start a quarterly magazine and the third pa1i was to have a building for genealogy. In 1977 she and a co-founder started the Roanoke Genealogical Society. Then they sta1ied a quarterly that she edited for more than twenty years. Recently she jumped in to save the day when a replacement editor was needed because the editor had inoved away. The building portion of her dream will take a li ttle longer, but she still has hopes it will come true. Always trying to learn inore, Babe attended the V irginia Institute for Genealogical Research several titnes and enjoyed every class because she always learned something. In addition, she has attended several National Conferences including the one in Richmond this May. Charles Burton compiled many source records, for Botetourt County and other counties in this area. Babe convinced him to g ive her his material so that the Roanoke Genealogical Society might publish it. She worked to t~t t?~ money to buy a copier and a tnicrofilm reader for the Library's irgirua Room and because of her effotis people began to donate books. She h~s a gr~~t sense of humor and it is contagious. She exe1nplifies the volunteer sp1nt and VGS is pleased to recogni ze her with this award. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 153 Photos from the Virginia Genealogical Society Convention November, 2007 !"'I , _,_ :. .. Babe tells us her bottle was filled with good ol' West Virginia moonshine. She was joking. We think. Babe Fowler wins the V.G.S. Volunteer Award at the 0. Winston Link Museum I i t I \ i l i ·- Shirley Wilcox and Babe Fowler during the V .G.S. Convention at the historic Dumas Hotel on Saturday, November 3, 2007. Karen Kappesser, President of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, shops at the sales table during the convention. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 1 54 P..ll books listed are available for use by visitors t.o the Virgiui.a I'oo m at the Roanoke Public Library . 799 .202 W382s Sketches of Hunting Pouch es Powder Horns and Acco utrements of Southern Appalachia Jim Webb 1998 Gazette Press lnc 917 . 29 D922s Sugar and Slave the ris e of the Plant.er Class in the English West Indies , 1624 -1713 by Richard S Dunn 1972 University of NC Press 917 . 5 T75d The Desolate South 1865 & 1866 by John T . Trowbridg e 195 6 Little , Br o vm & Co 929 . 2 Wl52 C127rn More t h an Conquerors by W. W. Caldwell 197~ 929 . 208 W727pf Pioneer Families of Franklin County, VA by Marsha ll Wingfield 1992 Genealogical Publishing 929 . 3748 14 L371e Earl y Church Re~ords of Dela ~ar e ~ounty , PA Vol ume I by John Pi tts Launey & F. Edward Wr1ght 199 7 Family Line Publications 929 . 3755 Ac27m Marriage Records of Accoma~k County , VA 1854 - 1 89 5 by Barry Miles & Moody K. Miles III 2006 Heritage Books 929 . 3755 B657rch H25im Master Index of Names Chancery Court ord Books of Botetourt A-F 1831 - 1901 compiled by Robert Har shbarge r ~00 3 er 92 9 . 3755 B6 57rch H251m Master I n dex of Names Chanc er y Court order Boo k s of Botetourt G-M 1831 -1901 compiled by Robe1t Harshbarg er 2003 929 . 3755 8657rch H25lm Master Index of Names Chancery Court order Books of Botetourt N- Z 1831 - 1901 compiled by Robert Jla1 shbarge r 2003 929 . 3755 F854sl Oh , Mas ter : Researchers Guide To Slavery i n Franklin County , VA Vol 6 compiled by Henry Hopkins & Diane Hayes 2002 929 . 375502 V819wi Inde x to Virginia Estates 18 00 - lB6 5 Volume 7 Counties of Amelia , Brunswick , Cumber land , Goochland, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Nottoway , Powhatan, and Prince Edward by Wesley E . Pippenger 2006 Virginia Genealogical Society 973.3455 C547m The Mi litia of Washington Count y, VA Officer s 1777-1835 , Militia Men 1798-1835 by Gerald H. Clark 1979 Mounta in Press 975.3 N382d Delicate Beauty & Burly Majesty: The Story of Theodore Roosevelt Island by Nan Netherton 1980 not published 647 . 94975 G446v Virgin ia Taverns , ordinaries and Coffee Houses 18th & 19th Centu ry Entertainment Along the Buckingham Road by Ag n es Wvans Gis h 2005 Willow Bend Books 929.09755 SL16b Virginia Slave Births Index 1853-1865 Volume I A-C by Alexandria Library 2007 Heritage Books 923.573 C54 H334h Hero of Hornet ' s Nest A Biography 0 f VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Elijah Clar k by �Page 155 Louise Frederick Hays 1946 Hobson Book Press 929.2 AbBBs Some Early Settlers of Upper Sumner County, TN compiled Lee Alton Absher , MD 1966 929 . 2 AL79 R733j Jacob Alt His Descendants and Rela ted Families born 1725/1730 Germany (?) died 1770 Frederick Co . Maryland by Clara Mae (Alt) Ross 2002 Dogwood Printing 929.2 En36o Our English Family 1860s to Present compiled by Kathle e n M. & Eric English 200 6 929.2 F582 L463b The Colemans, Fitzpatricks and Their Kin by Reba Fit zpa trick Lea 1958 Brown- Morrison Co 929 . 2 G591a An Anecdotal History of a Virginia Family by Sam R . Good 1998 self published 929 . 2 H678F49 5hv Hogans of Virginia 2002 self published 929.2 J723 F82p Peter Jones and Richard Jones Genealogie s by Augusta B . Fothergill 1924 Old Dominion Press 929 . 2 K751 M358t A Tribute to Mrs. Minnie Jarman Knobloch of Crozet , VA Albemar le County 2005 929 . 2 Ov2ta Overstreets from Virginia, Thomas Overstreet Sr . (1720 -1792) & Agnes 6 Generations - Bedford county, VA and Westward. Compiled by Bob Overstreet 2004 929.2 M668 C355m Minters of Henry County Compiled by Donal d W. Chamberlayne 200 4 929 . 2 P431 Sn92s A Selective History of the Persingers of Alleghany County by Robert Meade Snyder 1993 929.2 Q3 7f Quesenberry Forebears & Dece ndents by Dr . S . H. Landreth 1992 929.2Sn22a Bickford , Murrell , Snedegar Genealogy by Samuel Kent Snedegar, III 1997 929.2 W379j Th e John George Weaver Family by Dorothy Lee Weaver 1980 929.3755 C22lma Caroline County Virgini a Lost Marr iage Register 1854 1865 , Extant Marr iage Register 1866-1868 by Kimberly C. Campbell 2005 Willow Bend 929 . 3755 M766 Yl7m Montgomery County , Virginia Circa 1790 A comprehensive Study- Including the 1 789 Tax Lists, Abstracts of over 800 Land Surveys & Data Concerning Migra tion by Netti Schreiner- Yantis 1972 929.3755 M766to Central Cemeter y Montgomer y c ounty, VA City Radford Transcribed by Mary C. Wil liams & Mary L . Williams 2001 929 . 3755 P965d Pulaski County Virginia Deaths 1853 - 1870 by Victoria Glynn 1989 Mountain Press 929 . 3 755 P965w Pul aski County VA Will Book 1 & 2 1840 - 1871 by James L.Douthat 198 3 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 156 929.3155 R53lto Old Tombstone Cemetery , Roa n o k E: roi.; :-1 ::.y VA Stephen D. Vassar , Sr and Mrs. Ler.ir. ia Y.. 8 c wt:r 1 o r :: !..- ·~ : Old Tombstone Cemetery 2004 929 .3 755 W754te Edwards Cemetery, Coeburn Ganell Marshall 2002 (Herald , • :1r ~2. ·°'d 11~.... ~!': ~1ru:ni~ t-y o t ::he c · 0~p1led 929 . 3755 W99 7re .Abstracts of Court Orders of WyLr. r::: C~1 u 1 1 · y , \ ' !~ lR~J 1830 Volume 3 Compiled & Edited by Mary 3 . Kegley 1 519q K ~ g. '"'Y &oo i: s 929 . 375502 N894c Cava li ers a nd Pione ers ll·.b s tracts o f v : : c: i Patents and Grants Volume VIII 2005 Virg in ia Genealogi cal 929 . 37 5502 V819wi Index to Virginia E stcit:es 1 800 - 1 •·6: v Augusta & Rockingham & City of Staunt o n. Comp il ·,:, d by Pippenger 2005 Virginia Genealogical SocieLy o~ La n d •C: ir;-Ly L J..rJ s >J um·· Ei W es~.r, y Cou nties E, 929 .375502 V819wi Index to Virginia Estates J 8 00 - l~E5 v e lu m ~ B Co un Lies of Charles City , Chesterfield , Din widd ie , Gree nv ille , Hc nri c0 , J ame s City, Prince George, Surry and Sussex . Ci t i es of ?e::er8b~rg , ~i c hmon d & Williamsburg. Compiled by Wesley E, Pi ppeng ~ r ~005 V ir~t n ia Genealogica l Society 929 . 72 W434m The Magna Charta Suretie s , 121 5 The Ba r o lls lla11v~s in the Magna Charta , 1215 and Some of Their Descendants Wh o St=Ltled i n Ameri can 1607-1650 by Frederick Lewis Weis , 1979 Gen ea logical Pu bl ish ing 973 . 3455 V819Lc List of Colonial Soldiers of Vir gini a Special Report if the Department of Archives and Hiscory for 1913 by H. J . Eckenrod~ , Archivist 1976 Genealogical Publishing 929 . ~74802 F3le Early Pen nsylvania ~irths 1675-18 75 Compiled by Charles A. Fisher 2001 Genealogical Publi s hing 973 . 73 49 C647k Killed in Action Eyewitness Accounts of the Last Moments Of 100 Union Soldi ers who died at Gettysburg by Gregory A. Coco 199 2 Thomas Publishing SC 97 3 . 782 G38Bc Creed of the old south 1865 -1915 by Basil L. Gildersleeve 1915 John Hopkins Press 976 . 8 F8llc Counties of Tennessee by Austin P . Pu.blishing Foste r 1923 Genealogical 973 .528 P442k Knovm Military Dead During War of 1812 by Ex . Lieut . Cla rence Ste wart Peterson 1955 Clearfield Publishing 261 83 · Ei44c Churches in cultural Captivi ty A history of Social Attitudes of Southern Baptists by John Lee Eighmy 1987 Uni versity of Tennessee Pre ss 2 ~2 B446g The Genealogist ' s Address Book by Eli zabeth Pet ty Bentley 2005 Fifth Edition Genealogical Publishing 277 - 55 M385c Colonial Churches of Virginia by Don W. Howell Press & Sue Ma s sey 2003 ( 6 4 ·1 52 3 Ap68 April 16th: Virginia Tech Reme mbers F:di t e d by Ro l and ~azenby 2007 Penguin Group VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 157 929.341812 R989c county Longford Residents Prior to the Famine by Guy A Rymsza 2004 Dome Shadow Press 929 . 374 An24groC The Great Migration, Immigrants to New England 1634 -1635 Volumes 1 - 5 by Robert Charles Anderson 2005 New England Historic Genealogical Society 923 . 5755 C367B814m Mosby ' s Fighting Parson , The life and times of Sam Chapman by Peter A. Brown 200 1 Willow Bend Books 973 . 73 Gl35L Lee & His Army in Confederate History by Gary W. Gallagher 2001 UNC Press 973 . 7456 H463L Lee's Tar Heels The Pettigrew-Kirkland-MacRae Brigade by Earl J. Hess 2002 UNC Press 973.772 B935s So far from Dixie, Confederates in Yankee Prisons by Philip Burnham 2003 First Tayl or Trade Publish ing 975 . 54 2 52 H867c Civil War Williamsburg by Carson 0 . Hudson , Jr. 1997 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation P 917 . 53 W276of Washington on Foot by Smithsonian Institution 1992 P 917.55791 M864 Mountain View by Louise F . Kegley 2 007 p 923 . 2755 L5 1 R449n The Nine Lives of Arthur Lee Virginia Patriot by A. R . Riggs 1976 Published by t h e Virginia Independence Bicentennial Commission P 929 . 2 H355b The History of the Heck Family of America by Earl Leon Heck 1959 Self Published p 929 . 377 R589x The 1787 Census of Virginia , Rockbridge County p 929.544 L448f Family Names of Huguenot Refugees to America by Mrs. James M. Lawton 1 991 p 970.455 V819 The Virginia Indian Heritage Trail Edited by Karenne Wood 2007 Published by Virginia Foundation for the Humanities p 973 . 345515 N84 Revolutionary Soldiers and Sailors from Northampton, Virginia Muster Rol ls and Pay Rolls of the 27th Regiment of VA Militia 1812 compiled by Stratton Nottingham 1929 p 929 . 3755 C899x Property Tax Lists of Culpeper County, VA & Name s of Slaves 1783 Compiled by Mrs . Garland C. Norris 923 . 673 B45M992a Angel of Appalachia Martha Berry by Elisabeth P. Myers 1968 Published by Julian Messner 929 . 09768 F956g Guide to County Records and Genealogical Resources in Tennessee compiled by Richard Carlton Fulcher 1987 Genealogical Publishing 917 . 3 Sm97t A Tour in the United States of America, Eyewitness Accounts of the American Revolutions Volumes 1 & 2 by John Ferdinand Dalziel Smith 1968 Arno Press VlRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 158 923 . 673 B45 B99lm Martha Berry, The Sunday Lady o f ?ossu.~ Trout by T~acy Byers 1932 G. P . Putnam & Sons publishers 923 . 5755 P34 C212L Lee ' s Young Artilleris t Williams R . J . Peter S . Carmichael 1995 University of Virgini a Pres s Pegra m by 929. Sh43 Cl So Our Ancestors and Kinsmen, th e Sh el bys , Polk s , McLarcys , Perkersons , Tarpleys and Camps compiled by Max W. Camp 1975 Har-l o P ress 975.5791 R531 Roanoke Memories - steam Whistles and Party Lines Pho n es by Roanoke Old Timers from All Walks of Life compiled by Bo b Lasl e y and Sallie Holt 2007 Hometown Memories Publishing 359.54 Un3 1954 Mediterranean Cruise yearbook of the USS Roan o ke 929.377102 Oh3s Ohio Source Records from t h e Ohi o Genealogical Quarterl y 1993 Genealogical Publishing P 286.175579 R531 Annual and Minutes o f the Roanoke Val l e y Baptist Association, Inc 1995-1996 P 286.175579 RS31 Annual and Directory and Minutes of the Roano k e Valley Baptist Association 1975 ?29 ·2 ~182 T737f Family History of Dameron Nelms Dickerson also including branches of Barksdale, Berger, Crawford, Davis , Dickenson, Frantz and St Clair compiled by William M. Trippeer 1996 Pam B. Young Roanoke Public Libraries Virginia Room 7 06 S Jefferson st. Roanoke, VA 24016 (540) 853-207 3 GENE TOONS 31 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 159 GEORGE SARVER Research by Marvin L . Sarver George SARVER (b. abt 1808), born of Henry/Sarah (FRANCISCO) SARVER, bonded/married Mary Elizabeth BOWEN 3 Dec 1832 in Montgomery Co., VA. Mary E(?). BOWEN was born of James & Catherine (BOSTERS) BOWEN. Georoe SARVER fathered; b Fleming (b. 5 Oct 1833, Botetourt Co., VA.),(27 Feb 1863 - Enlisted in Co. D., 22d Inf. Regt.,VA.) (6 Nov 1863 - POW at Droop Mt., W. VA.) (29 Feb 1864 -Transf. To Ft Delaware, on Pea Patch Island, DE.)(21 Jun 1865 - took Oath of Allegiance & released) (d. 11Jun1906, Andrew Co, MO.), Mahala (b. ca 1836, Botetourt Co., VA.), Hiram {(b. ca 1839, Roanoke Co., VA.)(14 Apr 1862-enlisted CSA-Salem VA.)(25 Nov 1863-POWMissionary Ridge, TN)(27Nov1863-sent to Louisville, KY)(ll Dec 1863-Confined Rock Island, IL)(9 Jan 1864-Died as a prisoner, buried-grave #151 south of prison barracks at Rock Island, IL.)}, John (b. ca 1841, Roanoke Co., VA.), Bartlet (b. ca 1843, Roanoke Co., VA.) (3 Jul 1864- Captured by Union Army near Marietta, GA., sent to Louisville, KY., & then to Camp Douglas, IL.)(d.10Nov1864 of Chronic Diarrhea while a prisoner of the Union Army)(Buried in Block #2, grave #159, Ch icago Cemetery, Chicago, IL.) *Note: Hiram & Bartlet both died 4 months after being imprisoned by the Union Army during the Civil War.*, Sarah A. (b. ca 1846, Roanoke Co., VA.), Adeline {b. ca 1848, Roanoke Co., VA.), Mary E lizabeth (b. ca 1849, Roanoke Co., VA.), Emmeline (b. ca 1851, Roanoke or Craig Co., VA.), F loyd (b. ca 1853, Craig Co., VA.), James (b. ca 1858/9, Craig Co., VA.), & E lm eda F. (b. ca 1863, Craig Co., VA.). Census Records {<1850 c. Roanoke Co., VA. - George {b. ca 1809 - VA.), married E lizabeth - ? - (b. ca 1819 - VA.) as HHLD , with Wife & child r en; F leming (b. ca 1834- VA.), Mahala (b. ca 1836 - VA.), Hiram (b. ca 1839 - VA.), John (b. ca 1841- VA.), Bartlet (b. ca 1843 . VA.), Sarah iv(sic) (b. ca 1845 - VA.), Adeline {b. ca 1847 - VA.), & Mary E. (6/12)-(6 months)(b. ca Dec 1849 - VA.).>} {<1860 C. - George (b. ca 1808 - VA.) married Elizabeth - ? - (b. ca 1820 - VA,), as HHLD, with Wife & children: Hiram (b. ca 1836 - VA.), John (b. ca 1841 - VA.), Barclay {b. ca 1843, - VA.), Sarah A. (b. ca 1846, - VA.), Adeline (b. ca 1848, - VA.), (d. 16 May 1866, illegible cause, Craig Co., VA.), Elizabeth (b. ca 1849, - VA.), E mmeline (b. ca 1851,Roanoke or Craig Co., VA.), Floyd (b. 15Oct1854, - VA.), Jacob (b. 3 Sep 1856, - VA.), & James (b. 10 Aug 1858, - VA.).>} , {< 1870 C. - George (b. ca 1808 - VA.), married Elizabeth - ? - (b. ca 1820- VA.), resided as HHLD with Wife & childreo; E mmeline (b. ca 1851 - VA.), Floyd (b. 15 Oct 1854, - VA.), James (b. 10 Aug 1858, - VA.), & E lmed a F . (b. ca 1863 - VA.)>} [1850 C. Roanoke Co., VA.][ 1860, 70 C. Craig Co.,VA.J[Craig Co. Birth's (SARVER's) 1851 - 1896J[Craig Co., VA. Deaths (SARVER's) 1853 - VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 160 1896]{Book "Hard Times", a FRANCISCO Family History, 186 1-1 8651 FLEMING SARVER, SON OF GEORGE SARVER Fleming was born in Botetourt (now Craig) Co., VA. 5 Oct I 83 3 . His birth parents are identified as: father: George /SARVER/ mother: Mary E lizabeth /BOWEN/ He married 2 times. BIOGRAPHICAL TEXT: Listed in Schedule 1 - (1850 Ce ns us) o f Free Inhabita nts in the 55th District in the County of Roanoke, State of Virginia, enumerated 18 July 1850 by Tho. L. Stratton, Page 264-B, Dwelling & Families visited; 96/96, Linc 11, as: F lemin g Sarver, So n o f the HHLD , age 16, male, farmer, born in VA. He resided here with his Father: George ( ..t 1), Mother; Elizabeth (31), & siblings : Mahala (14), Hiram (11), John (9), Bartlet (7) , Sarah iv(s ic) (6), Ada lin e (3) , & Mary £. (6/12), Sarver. Listed in the 1860 Census of Free Inhabitants in The Valley of Craigs C r eek, Craig Co., VA., Francisco Mills Post Office, enumerated 14 Jun 1860 by Ro: M: Wiley , Page 31, Line 15, Dw e lling & Families visited; 2211193, as: Fleming Sarver, age 26, Head of his own Hou se ho ld , ma le, Farmer, Value of Personal Estate: 100, born in VA; a long with his Wife: Harriett (23), & So n; G. \\! . Sa ryer (1). L isted in the 1870 (Census) Inhabitants in Alleghany Twp., Craig Co., VA., S inking C reek P.O., e n um. 16 Jul 1870 by Adam Myers, pg 19/44-521 , Line 32, 347/333, as~ "Fleming A . Sarver", the Head of his own H ousehold, a White, Male perso n,36 years of age. Occupation ; Fa rmer. Va lu e of Real Estate: 700. Value of Personal Estate: 400. Born in VA., along with his Wife: Harriett (32), & his Son: George w. (11). Listed in the 1880 (Census) Scheduleoflnhabitants in A ll eghan y District, C raig Co., VA., en um erated. 18Jun 1880 byM.M. Caldwell, pg21-268A, Sup. Dist 5; En um. Dist 22; Line 5, 175/ 189, as: "Flembiau Sarver", a 38 year old, white, married , male person, the H e ad of his own Hou sehold , born in VA. Mother & Father born in VA. Residing with his Wife; Harriet Sarver, age 36, born in IN., a long with Welbern Christie, W., m., Age 10, & Harriett Christie, W., f. , Age 6, both born in I N . Listed in the 1900 Census (12th Census of the U.S. - Population) of Nodaway Twp. , Andrew Co., MO., Sup. Dist. 4, Enum. Dist. 9, Sheet #8, Page 116-A, enumerated 9 & 11 Jun 1900 by E lm e r E . Zimmerman, Line 37, Dwelling & Families visited; 145/~48.' ~s: Flem~ng A . Sarver, Head of his own H?usehold, white, male, age 66, born; Oct 1833 in West Vargm1a, marned 4 yea r s (to his present wife). His Mother & Father were born in West Virginia. He was a Farmer, 0 months not employed. H e could read, write, & speak E nglish, Owned his Farm - Free of Mortgage,# 128 on the farm schedu le. He resided here with his 2nd Wife: Rosana (65), & Grand Daughter: Jennie F. (14). Death announcement or Obituary as published in the Savannah, Mo. R e porte r Friday 15 Jun 1906 reads as follows: ''Death of F.A. Sarver. F.A. Sarver died at his home so uth of Rosendale, Monday evening. Re was born in 1833. The funeral was preach ed at th e Fairview ch urc h by Rev. A.R. Hunt Tuesday and the remains were placed in the McGlaughlin cemetery". RECORD NOTE: James Caldwell & F le minu Sa rver were nex t door n e ig hbors o n Craigs C reel< when Geor?e W. Sarver & Cynthia E. Caldw ell ;ere born. George & Cy nthia grew up together & \Vere married 5 Sep 187 8 . R ESEARCH NOTE: It is suspected that Ha rriett D. (Morgan) Sa rver in the 1880 Census is somehow r elated to the children; Welbern (10), & Ha rriett (6) C hristie, s in ce they a ll 3 were born in IN., & arc VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 161 now living in the same household together. F le ming A. /SARVER/ was linked to 21 r ecorded events during his life. 1. Birth 10/05/ 1833 Fleming was born in Botetourt (now Craig) Co., VA. 5 Oct 1833. Indiv iduals linked to this event include: F leming A. /SARVER/ (Child); George /SARVER/ (father); Mary Elizabeth /BOWEN/ (mother). EVENT TEXT: In The Valley of Craigs Creek. Birth year determined by: Age 16 (b.1834) in 1850 Census of Roanoke Co., VA; Age 26 (b. 1834) in 1860 Census of Craig Co., VA; & age stated (23 years of age on 3 Nov 1856) on Statement of Marriage. 2. Resided 07/18/1850 He res ided in Roanoke (now Craig) Co., VA. 18 Jul 1850, SSth District. Street: SSth District. EVENT TEXT: He r esided here with his Father: George (41), Mother; Elizabeth (31), & siblings: Mahala (14), Hiram (11), John (9), Bartlet (7), Sarah iv(sic) (6), Adaline (3), & Mary E. (6/12), Sarver. EVENT FOOTNOTE: Io The Valley of Craigs Creek, neighbored by; Lewis (83) I Elizabeth (70) Francisco, Lewis (33) I Susan (20) Francisco & Lewis (25) I E rnaline (20) Niday, John (47) I Sally (47)(Sarah Francisco) Hipes. 3. Marriage 10/09/1856 He marded Harriett Deshia MORGAN in Craig Co., VA., 9 Oct 1856. Individuals linked to this event include: Harriett Desbia /MORGAN/ (Bride); Fleming A. /SARVER/ (Groom). EVENT TEXT: Marriage performed 9 Oct 1856 in Craig Co., VA, by the Minister of the Gospel, A.J. E lm ore. EVENT FOOTNOTE: F leming A. Sarver; Age 23; born & resided in Craig Co. Occupation; Farmer. Pare•1ts; George & Mary; Harriet D. Morgan, age 19, born & resided in Craig Co., Parents; Charles &Eve. 4. Birth 04/06/ 1859 At 25 year s of age F leming became the father of George William SARVER in Valley of Craigs Creek, Craig Co., VA, 6 Apr 1859. Individuals linked to this event include: George William /SARVER/ (Child); Fleming A. /SARVER/ (fathe r); Harriett Deshia /MORGAN/ (mother). EVENT TEXT: Born 16 miles from New Castle, Craig Co., VA, according to himself. The 1860 Census for The Vall ey of Craigs Creek, Craig Co., VA., indicates he was born in The Valley of Craigs Creek & was l y1· old at that time. EVENT FOOTNOTE: Birth month, year & state verified as April 1859,East Virginia. The birthplace listed on his Death Certificate as; Roanoke, VA. is in error. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 162 5. Resided 06/14/ 1860 He resided in Craig Co., VA. 14 Jun 1860, The Valley of Craigs Creek. Street: The Valley of Craigs Creek. EVENT TEXT: Resided near the Francisco Mills P.O. with his Wife: Harriett (23 ). & Son; G. W. (1) Sarver. EVENT FOOTNOTE: Neighbors were: John S. (51) I Susannah (51) \Vcbb & .Jam es (-t2) I Catharine (33) Caldwell-(Cynthia's family), & James (77) Bowen & his family. 6. Military service 02/2711863 Fleming served in the military in L ew isburg, W .V A, 27 Feb 1863. EVENT TEXT: Fleming A. Sarver enlisted 27Feb1863 in Company D of the 22nd Virginia Regiment at Lewisburg, in what is now West VA. His enlistment sa id he was 30 yea rs old (bo rn about 1833?). He was 6 ft 2 in tall, had a florid complexion, blue eyes, fair hair, & was a 1·esident of Craig, VA. He was captured at Droop Mountain on Nov 6, 1863, sent to Camp C hase on Nov 18, 1863, transferred to F ort Delaware on March 4, 1864, & Released on 21 Jun 1865. 7. Military service 11/06/1863 F leming served in the military in Droop Mt., VA (No·w W. Va.), 6 Nov 1863. EVENT TEXT: Captured at Droop Mountain 6 Nov 1863. Droop Mt. is n ear Hillsboro, now W. VA. Confederate Muster Rolls indicate: Arrested Nov 6,1863. (Prisoner of War) Taken to Ca mp C h ase, OH Nov 18, 1863. Transferred to Ft Delaware (in D e lawa re). To be captured by the enemy force was commonly referred to as being an Arrest 8. Military service 11118/1863 Fleming served in the military in Camp Chase (OH), 18 Nov 1863. EVENT TEXT: Transferred to Camp Chase in a Prisoner statu s. 9. Military service 03/04/1864 Fleming served in the military in Ft Delaware, VA, 4 Mar 1864. EVENT TEXT: Transferred to Ft Delaware in Prisoner s tatus. 10. Military service 06/21/1865 Fleming served in the military in Ft Delaware, VA., 21 Jun 1865. EVENT TEXT: Took Oath of Allegence & released from imprisonment & military service from Ft Delaware, Delaware. 11. Resided 07/16/1870 He resided in Craig Co., VA. 16 Jul 1870, RFD, Sinking Creek P.O. Street: RFD, Sinking Creek P.O .. EVENT T EXT: Resided here (in Allegh any Twp.) with his Wife: Harriett (32), & his So n: Geo rge W. (11). VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 163 EVENT FOOTNOTE: Neighbors were; John (67) I Sarah (64) Hipes, John G. (SO) I Sarah (31) Troutt & Casper (64) I Hannah (43) Sarver, Jaimy (57) I Catharine (47) Caldwell. 12. Res id ed 06/18/1880 He resid ed in Craig Co., VA. 18 Jun 1880, RFD, Alleghany Dist. Street: RFD, Alleghany Dist.. EVENT T E XT: Resided here (named : Flembian, age 38) ·with his Wife; Harriet Sarver, age 36, born in IN., along with; Melbern Christie, W., m., Age 10, & Harriett Christie, W., f., Age 6, both born in lN. EVENT FOOTNOTE: Neighbors were; Adam (35) I Sarah (25) McPherson, George (39) /Mary E. (29) M orga n & James (53) I Eva (59) Sarver, Wm. J. (41) I Annie (38) Layman. 13. Immigration 10/03/1880 Fleming immigrated, 3 Oct 1880 - 3 Apr 1883. Destination: Andrew Co., MO. Destination: Andrew Co., MO .. EVENT TEXT: Between 3 Oct 1880 & 3Apr1883, Fleming A., Harriett D., & George W ., Cy nthia E ., Albert F., & James A. Sarver, migrated from The Valley of Craigs Creek, Craig Co., VA. to Andrew Co., MO. They r esided on the farm of Isaac Caldwell (Cynthia's paternal Uncle). Here, twins Mollie & Mattie were born of George & Cynthia, 3 Apr 1883. Mattie died at birth. Jennie Florence was bor11 28 Nov 1885, & Cynthia died about 2 weeks later. Harriett died 4 Jun 1894, & Fleming died 11 Jun 1906. 14. R esid ed 02/14/1888 H e resid ed in Orchid, MO. 14 Feb 1888, RFD. Street: RFD. EVENT TEXT: Co-signed a Promissory Note by G.W. Sarver for $30 at the W.S. E arls Bank in Union Star, MO., with indication written thereon they were from Orchid. EVENT RESEARCH NOTE: It is s uspected that Harriett D. (Morgan) Sarver in the 1880 Census is somehow r elated to the children; Welbero (10), & Harriett (6) C hristie, since they all 3 were born in IN., & are now living in the same household together. 15. Res id ed 07/28/1888 He r es id ed in Orchid, MO. 28 Jul 1888, RFD. Street: RFD. EVENT TEXT: Witnessed the Will of Isaac Caldwell in Andrew Co., MO. indicating that he (Fleming) lived in Orchid, MO. (DeKalb, Co.) EVENT FOOTNOTE: 13 May 1889; Appeared in Savannah, MO. in the Probate Court of Andrew Co., MO., March Term A.D. 1889, as a testator in the Will of Isaac Caldwell. Source; Certificate of Probate in the Will. 16. Marriage 12/02/1895 VIRGINIA APPALACH IAN NOTES �Page 164 He married Rosanna STONER in Andrew Co., MO., 2 D ec 1895. Individuals linked to this event include: Fleming A. /SARVER/ (Groom); Ros anna /STOKER/ (B ride) . 17. Resided 07/0111897 He resided in Rosendale, MO. ca 1897, RFD. Street: RFD. EVENT TEXT: R esided on a 25 Acre Farm located in th e S .E. corner of Sec tion 20, Township 60 North, Range 35 West, about 3 miles so uth of Rosendale, Andrew Co., MO. 18. Resid ed 06/09/1900 He resided in Andrew Co., MO. 9 Jun 1900, RFD, Nodaway Twp. Street: RFD, Nodaway Twp .. EVENT TEXT: He resided here with his 2nd Wife: Rosana (65), & Grand Dau g hte r: Jennie F. (14). 19. Death 06/11/1906 Fleming died 11Jun1906 in Rosendale, MO., at 72 years of age. EVENT TEXT: Death occurred at his home south of Rosendale, MO. EVENT RESEARCH NOTE: 11 Jun 1906 was a Monday . 20. Burial 06/12/1906 His body was interred 12 Jun 1906 in Andr ew Co., MO., McGlaughlin (Mcglothl in). Cemetery: McGlaughlin (Mcglothlin). EVENT TEXT: The McGlaughlin Cemetery has been known over the years as McGlothlin, Wyatt, Wyeth, & Bowman. 21. Funeral 06/12/1906 His funeral was held in Fairview Church, Andrew Co. Mo., 12 J un 1906. ~~N! TEXT: The funeral was preached at the Fairview church b y Rev. A.R. Hunt Tuesday owing his death on Monday. Medical Statistics: Fleming w 6 hadf · as -feet 2-inches tall air hair · had florid skin had blue eyes at age 30 years VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 165 Query My quest; is to determine the date & place of the death of Mary Elizabeth (BOWEN) SARVER, b. ca 1816-20, in Montgomery Co., VA., with documentary proof thereof... She married (3 Dec 1832), in Montgomery Co., VA., George SARVER, b. ca 1808. She was the daughter of James (b. ca 1790), & Catharine (BOSTERS) BOWEN (b. abt 1790 in PA.). I have been attempting to compose a grouping list by date of birth, of the many "George SARVER's (soundexed), born and/or residing in the Western Division of VA., including what is now West VA., born between early 1700 & 1900. This list is intended to include all variations of the SARVER I SURBER name, but only in the Western Division of VA. Would you please make this listing available to anyone who might be researching the SARVER I SURBER name (soundexed) in your annual Genealogy Fairs. I'm sure this listing is far from complete, & will gladly accept & include any/all "George's" not contained herein, on ly on condition that they contain documentary proof from where it came. They must also be living only in t he Western Division of VA. during the cited period (even if born elsewhere). "Any" information on the death of Mary E. BOWEN will be appreciated. I can be contacted at: Marvin L. "Jake" Sarver 541 Northride T r ail Lakeland FL. 33813-1561 (863) 646 - 9557 JakeNLake@AOL.Com TH E OLDE DOMINION OF VIRGINIA WITH THIS IS FRIENDLY GREAT DOMINION OF u.,,,...."' SI'•· c. e. Malcolm, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOT ES c. E. �Page 166 AFRICAN AMERICAN ANCEITRY CEPHAS POINDEXTER By Toni Y . S rnith On: SaHturday in July 2003, I was vis itin g with m y g r a ndfath er' s firs t co u s in, C harl es E dwards in Un1on all F U . H ' ran m c o, VA. Cous in C harles a n d I were h av in g ge n e r a l co n ve r sa ti o n abo ut w 'hat thni~n all was like w hen he was g rowing up , wh e n o ut of th e blue h e sa id , '·Yo u know our Unc le w as e ast man bung up in Rocky Mount d own a t t h e courthouse." w· Of course th· · killed . is Just blew me away. I said, " Wha t d o yo u m ea n '!" li e sa id , "'Cc ph P o ind exte r shot a nd tom ; white deputy a long time ago a nd they s trung him up d ow n at th e co urth o u se." This was n ew s a ma figured that ly nching was don e in Franklin Co, V irg inia, but to actually h ave a relath•e was zmg! Here is wha t he told me: e: "Uncle Cepb p · . . . Sa hp . omdexter was married to Aunt Mmmc, daddy' s s is t er. li e was th e father of Ned & ra h01ndext · g b e t wee n h ere and West Virginia som · er. u ncle Ceph sold shine so h e was a lways trave lm ,,~w er~s. Abou' two weeks o r so before Cc ph s h o t Wade, him an d another fe lla we r e cauoht ~nosbm . h "" 'sso . "'. e ID t ewoods dow n by t h e ch urch (present d ay E ph es us Primiti ve Baptis t C hurc h ) durino c1ation m . . . "" Wait d . eeting. A deputy s nuck up o n him a nd the fe ll a a nd th ey took o ff for Wes t V irg inia. Ceph wa e .till the heat for him cooled down so m e a nd h e ca me bac k to v is it A unt M inni e and 'cm. Ceph s going · dro squirrel huntino o ne d ay a nd when h e open e d the door, th e deputy s tartled him a nd h e Pped hi · "" . m with one shot. Ceph was a good s h o t. H e co uld kill a sq uirre l from a hunn e rt ya rds ." ma "W trai:ll Ce~h knew he was in trouble for s ure for killing a white m a n. He took o ff r unning down to the was a~:ahon (present day antique s ho p ) in U nion Hall a nd hid in a pile of railroad tics. He said Klan house uBp an~ down these parts (pointing his fin ger in th e air) kic kin g in doors a nd tea ring up folk 's · a n cltl1e l<1"d s com e s tay wit · 11 u s cuz M innie wns scart s. durning crosses every nig ht. D a ddy had M"mmc an t he Klan kept coming to h er lookin g for Ceph a nd fo ll owi n g h e r a bout." "Af~rabout2 · · · shot or 3 weeks, Ceph J·ust broke down his s hotgun a nd was walkmg mto town with his · · an d w e n t to Iio II e rm · ' b out he caught t he 0gun . _ Under h" is a rm to turn his self in. A white farmer saw Ium All t~e ,:r~atkilled Wade. That wasn ' t true; h e wa~ goi~1g to turn h.is self in. H e didn't m a k e 00 fuss. cou bite folks was callin' for a lync hin'. S h e riff N ic holso n said h e w as to have a fair trial. Of rse that d"d . 1 n ' t happen and he was sentence d to hang in and c th e courthouse yard. Well they hung him field ~~e body down and gave it to Daddy and A unt Minnie. He's buried over t h e r e ( pointing to a y is house) somewheres. Use to be a big pile of rocks for him & M innie to m a rk the spot." l asked nexttra~y cousin C harles "why did Ceph run for the train station?" He sa id, " probably to catch the •nconii ngthrougb'. Wer en ' t no train du e so h e h 1"d rn · t h e railroa · · . Railroad · · throw the scent offf d ties hes 0 and tnor ~ the dogs." I asked "what dogs?" He said , " the bloodhounds." This w as s ounding more e •ke a sh ' F· ow on television! irst thing lVI Who work d onday, I called F ranklin C ounty Public L ibra r y to s p eak to Dian e Hayes, a ge n ea logis t e ther · copying off . e. After I told her my story, s h e sa1"d t h at was very inte r estmg b eca use s h e was newspapei·. s~•crofilm stories abou t people from F r a nklin Cou nty th a t was in the old Roanoke Cousin C hart e ~sked me when my cousin was born because Cephas Poindexter di e d in 1905. I sa id es •s 90 something, but I don't thi nk he was alive when a ll o f this h app e n ed. I b e lieve :t 1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 167 Cousin Charles told me what his father, my great great Uncle Edmund King Edwards, bad related to him while growing up. Cousin Charles doesn't know who Cephas Poindexter's parents were. He believes it was "01' man Ike Poindexter." I have found an Ike & Isaac Poindexter on census records for Franklin County, VA, but I have never found Cephas on any census record using various spellings of his first and last name. Minnie Poindexter was an Edwards before marriage. She was my great grandfather's sister. She remarried one time after Cephas Poindexter died. What a sad way for Cephas & Deputy Wade to end their lives. Unfortunately, the time called for the death of a Black man for killing a White man. An old African proverbs states that "The ruin of a nation begins in the homes of its people and there is no medicine to cure hatred." Following are the newspaper articles printed by the Roanoke newspapers Tlze Evening News and The Roanoke Times on my great great Uncle Cephas Poindexter: The Roanoke Times Roanoke, Friday, Nove mber 10, 1905 POINDEXTERISBROUGHTHERE Dresse d as Woman Murderer of Deputy Wade Reached Here Last Night. WAS GRANTED A SECOND REPRIEVE Mob Violence Feared at Rocky Mount if People Learned of Stay of Execution - Was to Have Been Hanged Today. Dressed in the garb of a woman, in bonnet, bustle and skirts, Cephas Poinde~ier, the negro who was sentenced to hang at Rocky Mount this morning for the murder of Deputy United States MarshalJ Z. B. Wade several months ago, was brought to this ci1:y on the 7:15 o'clock h"ain from Rocky Mount last night by Sheriff Nicholson and a deputy and lodged in the city jail for safe keeping. He was granted a second reprieve of two weeks yesterday afternoon by Governor Montague after much solicitation by the counsel of the prisoner. It was feared that when the citizens of Franklin county, in whose minds the story of foul murder is still fresh , got wind of the fact that the condemned man had been granted a second reprieve they might make an attempt to administer justice themselves, and for this reason it was deemed best to spirit him away from Rocky Mount jail under cover of darkness and in the clothing of a woman. A telegraphic message from Governor Montague late yesterday afternoon stayed the hand of execution and the negro 's attorneys will have until Friday, the 24•h of the month, to make forther efforts on behalf of their client. The tragedy for which Poindexter was convicted by the jury of the circuit court at Rocky Mount sever al weeks ago was the killing of Deputy United States Marshall Z. B. Wade while the officer was attempting to place him under arrest as an illicit distiller. The negro used a double-barreled shotgun and Officer Wade <lied instantly. Later Poindexter was tried and sentenced to died on the gallows on Friday, October 27, but on the day preceding he was granted a reprieve of two weeks. The time would have b een up today and all preparations for the execution were perfected in the event the second respite was not granted. The people of Franklin we1·e greatly aroused over the murder and when information granting the second r ep rieve reached Rocky Mount yesterday mob violence was feared and it was decided to rush VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 168 the prisoner to Roanoke as early as possible b efore the tim e set for the execution. li e was accordingly dressed in a woman's garb by Sheriff Nicholso n, who exercised g r ea t ca r e in p e rfec tin g th e disguise. It was so complete that the prisoner attracted much attention o n th e w a y from th e s tati o n here to the city jail, a crowd following the party most of the way. A s triking featur e of the pro cess ion was th e extraordinary proportions of the padding on the priso ner, but the oth e r det a ils o f th e make-up were sufficiently deceptive to throw the Rocky Mount depot loungers off the sce nt. He was taken to a cell on the upper floor of the jail a nd pl aced in th e care of Jailer AJlcn , who g uarded hi s priso ner last ni ght like a Nemesis of old. The sheriff and d e puty who broug ht Poindex ter t o Roanoke w ill r eturn hom e this morning. **************** The E vening News Roanoke, Tuesday, November 21 , 1905 POINDEXTE R IS REFUSED NEW TRIAL T he supreme court has refused the appli cation for a new trial in th e case of Cep has Poind exte r , ·w ho was convicted of the murder of D eputy Mars hall Wade at Rocky Mo unt last Augus t, and unless th e governor interferes Poindexter will hang on F rid ay. Poindexter was brought to this city about m ·o weeks a go disguised as a woman, a nd placed in jail for safe keeping. When the last reprieve was granted him there was so m e talk o f lyn c hing and th e officers feared that something might happen and disguised him as a woman, he was brnught here and has been here ever since. Poindexter was told that his application for a new trial h ad been r efus ed , but the announcement did not seem to effect him a great d eal. When h e was first arrested and broug ht h ere h e had a rabbit's foot in his pocket. This be had given to Mr. A llen, th e j a iler, and he s aid th a t if h e h ad had the r abbit's foot with him all the time he was s ure he would have fared better a nd tbat his tou gh lu c k was due to the absence of the charm. It is not known when Poindexter will be taken back to Rocl<y Mount, but possibly not before T hursday afte rnoon. He will be accompanied by one or two officers from this city, besides the s h eriff of Franklin county. **************** The Evenin g News Roanoke, Friday, November 24, 1905 CEPHAS POINDEXTER p A YS THE PENALTY Murderer of Deputy Wade Hanged at 11:05 in Rocky Mount. Did Not Weake n and Met His Fate Bravely . .Cep~as Poindexter convicted of the murder of Deputy Zach Wade last A ugust paid the penalty for his c nm e on the gallows at Rocky Mount this morning a t 11:05 o'clock. In exactly twelve minutes after the trap had been sprung Poindexter was pronounced dead by the attending physician. Poindexter was taken from this city to Rocky Mount yes terday a fte rno on by Sh e riff Nic holson and ~epu~ ~er~eant Moss, of this city. They a rrived there without i~cident and Poindexter was placed m the Jail with a heavy guard. He seemed tit·ed and s pe nt a good night, slee ping nearly a ll night long. He was awakened about 7 o'clock a nd when asked if he wanted a ny brea kfas t s tated that he did, and when it was taken to his cell he eat [sic} very heartily. He was stoical all the time and never once weakened. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 169 When the time arrived for the march to the scaffold Sheriff Nicholson and several deputies entered the cell and started with the condemned man to the scaffold. Arriving at the steps, the sheriff offered to help Poindexter up, but he remarked that he could get along all right. When under the drop he was asked if he had anything to say, and replied that he did not deny the crime of which he was convicted, but he did not think that he deserved the penalty, as he had acted in self-defense. Drs. Wood, Williams, Chickwood, Cahill and Greer were present, and as soon as the drop fell placed a stethescope (sic}, listening for he last heart-beat, and in exactly twelve minutes they pronounced life extinct. The body was turned over to his relatives, who left immediately with the remains for their old home, near Union Hall. The crime for which Poindexter paid the extreme penalty of the law took place about the middle of August. Poindexter had been in West Virginia and had only recently come home on a visit. A warrant had been out for him, charging him with illicit distilling. Deputy Wade had the warrant and went to serve it, and surprised Poindexter at his distillery. When the officer rode up Poindexter picked up a double-barreled shotgun and emptied the contents of both barrels at him. Mr. Wade was found shortly aftenvard and died a few hours later. Poindexter made his escape and for a week was pursued by a posse, who would have lynched him had he been caught. He was finally captured on Sunday and brought to Roanoke for safe keeping. He was convicted at the first trial of mui:der in the first degree and sentenced to be hung. Two reprieves were granted, and aftel" the second one he was brought here for fear there would be a lynching attempted. The family ofMim1ie Edwards Poindexter, wife of Cephas Poindexter Descendants of Abrom Edwards Generation No. 1 1. ABROM I EDWARDS was born 1848 in VIRGINIA, and died in Franklin Co, VA. He married FANNIE ? . She was born 1852 in VIRGINIA, and died Unknown in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. Chi ldren of ABROM EDWARDS and FANNIE? are: 2. i. MARY2 EDWARDS, b. Unknown. Franklin co, VA; d. Bet. 1910- 1920, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. ii. HENRY EDWARDS, b. Bet. 1870 - 1875, Franklin Co, VA; d. Unknown, Franklin Co, VA; m. ROSIE MATTOX, 31Mar1901, Franklin Co, VA; b. 1879, Franklin Co, VA. 3. 4. iii . MINNIE EDWARDS, b. 1877, Franklin Co, VA; d. Unknown. iv. WILEY JOE EDWARDS, b. 15 May 1882, Franklin Co, VA; d. Jul 1973, Rock')' Mount, Franklin Co, VA. v. EMMA EDWARDS, I;>. 1886, Franklin co, VA; d. Unknown; m. CHARLES REYNOLDS, 17 Jull9JO, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 170 Franklin Co, VA; b. Sep 1887, Franklin Co, VA. vi. EDMUND EDWARDS, b. 15 Feb 1886, Franklin Co, VA; d. 23 Jun 1960, Rock-y Mount. Franklin Co, VA. vii. ANDREW EDWARDS, b. 1887, Franklin Co, YA; d. 1938. viii. ALICE EDWARDS, b. 1890, Franklin Co, VA; d. Unknown; m. ARCHI E SPENCER, OI Apr 1918, Franklin Co, VA; b. I 893, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; d. I 7 Mar 1979, Suburban Manor N ursing Home New Castle, PA. 6. ix. JAMES "ROY" EDWARDS, b. 10 Oct 1894, Franklin Co, VA; d. 20 Jul 1972. Hi gh land Park, MD. Generation No. 2 2. MARY2 EDWARDS (ABROM!) was born Unknown in Franklin Co, VA , and died Bet. 191 O - J920 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. Children of MARY EDWARDS are: i. LILLIE3 EDWARDS, b. Franklin Co, VA; d. Maryland. ii. CALLIE EDWARDS, b. 13 Dec 1897, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, YA; d. Aug 1987, Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va; m. ? MICKEY. 7. iii. NELLIE EDWARDS, b. 09 May 1904, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; d. 13 Sep 1983, Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. 3. MINNIE2 EDWARDS (ABROMl) was born 1877 in Franklin Co, VA, and died Unknown. She married (1) ARCHIE SPENCER, son of JOHN SPENCER and DICY PATTERSON. He was born 1893 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA, and died 17 Mar 1979 in Suburban Manor Nursing Home New ~astle, PA. She married (2) CEPHAS POINDEXTER. He was born in VIRGINIA, and died 25 Nov 1905 m Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. Children of MINNIE EDWARDS and CEPHAS POINDEXTER are: i. NED3 POINDEXTER, b. UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, YA. ii. SARAH POINDEXTER, b. UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, YA. iii. MARLIN POINDEXTER. iv. ELLA POINDEXTER. ~· WlLEY JOE2 EDWARDS (ABROMl) was born 15 May 1882 in Franklin Co, VA, and died Jul 1973 111 Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, YA. He married (l) LAURA B. She was born 1888. He married (2) OLA PRESTON, daughter of p ATSY PRESTON. She was born 1897 in Virginia. Child of WILEY EDWARDS and LAURA Bis: i. ARTIE MAE3 EDWARDS, b. May 1909, Franklin Co, YA; m.? WADE. Child of WILEY EDWARDS and OLA PRESTON is: 8 · ii. BERLIE3 EDWARDS, b. 18 Sep 1928, Franklin Co, YA; d. 25 Jan 2007, R ocky Mount, Franklin Co, v A. ~· EDMUND2 EDWARDS (ABROMl) was born 15 Feb 1886 in Franklin Co, VA, and died 23 Jun 1960 m Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, y A . He married SALLIE 0 MATTOX 02 Apr 1905 in Franklin Co, VA, daughter of CHARLES MATTOX and LUCY DUNNINGS . She was born 18 Apr 1894 in Franklin Co, YA, and died 15 May 1975 in Franklin Co, VA. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 171 Children of EDMUND EDWARDS and SALLIE MATTOX are: i. BERTRAM3 EDWARDS, b.1910, UN10NHALLFRANKLINCO, VA. 9. ii. CHARLES EDWARDS, b. 20 Nov 1912, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. iii. BETTIE EDWARDS, b. 1918, UN10N HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 6. JAMES "ROY"2 EDWARDS (ABROAtfI) was born 10Oct1894 in Franklin Co, VA, and died 20 Jul 1972 in Highland Park, MD. He married PEARL B SPENCER25 Jan 1912 in Franklin Co, VA, daughter of JOHN SPENCER and DICY PATTERSON. She was born 1894 in Franklin Co, VA. Children of JAMES EDWARDS and PEARL SPENCER are: i. EUNICE3 EDWARDS, b. UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 10. ii. THELMA EDWARDS, b. 1914, UN10NHALLFRANKLIN CO, VA. 11. iii. WILLIE JASON EDWARDS, b. 12 Jan 1915, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; d. 15 Oct 2000, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. iv. JAMES EDWARDS, b. 1917, UN10N HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. v. ARCHIE EDWARDS, b. 04 Sep 1918, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; d. 18 Jun 1998, Washington, DC. vi . ROBERT L EDWARDS, b. 1920, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. vi i. WAYMON EDWARDS, b. 1924, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. viii . SALLIE EDWARDS, b. 1925, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. ix. CHRISTINE EDWARDS, b. 1928, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. x. OLIVER EDWARDS, b. 1929, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; m. ETHEL POINDEXTER. xi. RUBY EDWARDS, b. 1930, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 12. xii. DELLA EDWARDS, b. 31 Mar 1930, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; d. May 1995, Capital Heights, Prince Georges Co, MD. 13. xiii. AGNES EDWARDS, b. 17 Dec 1934, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; d. Mar 1993, Washington, DC. Generation No. 3 7. NELLIE3 EDWARDS (MAR1'2, ABROlvfl) was born 09 May 1904 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA, and died 13 Sep 1983 in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. She married WILLIAM T MATTOX 1920, son of WILLIAM MATTOX and MIRIAM ROBERTSON. He was born 1894 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. Ch ildren of NELLIE EDWARDS and WILLIAM MATTOX are: i. LILLIE4 MATTOX, b. UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; m. ? HOLLAND. ii. CLAUDE MATTOX, b. 1922, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. iii. LUCY MATTOX, b. 1925, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; m.? HOLLAND. iv. VIRGINIA MATTOX, b. 1926, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; m.? HOLLAND. v. DELLA MATTOX, b. 1928, UNJON HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA; m. ROBERT ARRINGTON, JR; b. 1928, McDowell Co,West Virginia. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 172 vi. JAMES MATTOX, b. 1930, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 8. BERLIE3 EDWARDS (WILEY JOE2, ABROM1) was born 18 Sep 1928 in Franklin Co, VA , and died 25 Jan 2007 in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. She married W ILLIAM MCK INLEY HANCOCK 18 May 1946 in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA, son ofMCKfNLEY HANCOCK and CORNELIA MATTOX. He was born 23 Mar 1919 in Glade Hill, Franklin Co, VA. Children of BERLIE EDWARDS and WILLIAM HANCOCK are: i. MATILDA4 HANCOCK, m.? MANNS. ii. MARY HANCOCK, m.? WILLIAMS. iii. WILLIAM LARRY HANCOCK. iv. LONNIE HANCOCK. v. STEVE HANCOCK. vi. ROGER HANCOCK. vi i. GREGORY HANCOCK. 9. CHARLES3 EDWARDS (EDMUND2, ABROM1) was born 20 Nov I 912 in UN ION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. He married HELEN HOLLIDAY 25 Nov 1936 in Pharpe, WV , daughter of ANTHONY HOLLIDAY and HATTIE ROBERTS. She was born 16 May 1919 in Pharpe, WV, and died 17 Jan 2004 in Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. Children of CHARLES EDWARDS and HELEN HOLLIDAY are: i. CHARLES4 EDWARDS, JR., b. West Virginia. ii. RONNIE EDWARDS, b. West Virginia. iii. GLORJA EDWARDS, b. West Virginia. iv. MARLENE EDWARDS, b. West V irginia. v. TERRANCE EDWARDS, b. West Virginia. vi. LINDA EDWARDS, b. West Virg inia. vii. RUBY EDWARDS, b. West Virginia. viii. FA YE EDWARDS, b . West Virginia. ix. DIANA EDWARDS, b. West V irginia. x. PENNY EDWARDS, b. West V irginia. lO. THELMA3 EDWARDS (JAMES "ROY''2, ABROM1) was born 1914 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO,VA. Child of THELMA EDWARDS is: i. ALEEN4 EDWARDS. ll. WILLIE JASON3 EDWARDS (JAME:S "ROY"2, ABROM!) was born 12 Jan 1915 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA, and died 15 Oct 2000 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. He married MARY ANGIE SMITH 22 Jan1936 in UNION HALL, FRANKLIN CO, VA, daughter of JOHN SMITH and MARY SMITH. She was born 02 Dec 1916 in UN10N HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA, an d died 18 Sep 1994 in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, y A. Children of WILLIE EDWARDS and MARY SMITH are: VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 173 14. i. WILLIAM "BILL"4 EDWARDS, b. 01 Jan, UNlON HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 15. ii. SHIRLEY MAE EDWARDS, b. 04 Jan, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 16. iii . LOTTIE EDWARDS, b. 26 Jan, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 17. iv. BETTIE EDWARDS, b. 29 Jan, UNION HALL, FRANKLIN CO, VA. 18. v. DOROTHY "DOTTIE" EDWARDS, b. 31 Jul, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 19. vi. GEORGE "CECIL" EDWARDS, b. 24 Aug, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. vii. CHARLOTTE "FRANCES" EDWARDS, b. 26 Dec, Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. 20. viii. CORNETTA ROSETTA EDWARDS, b. 06 Jun, UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. 12. DELLA3 EDWARDS (JAMES "ROY"2, ABROMl) was born 31 Mar 1930 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA, and died May 1995 in Capital Heights, Prince Georges Co, MD. She married ? CHEWNING. Ch ild of DELLA EDWARDS and? CHEWNING is: i. DEBRA4 CHEWNING, b. Washington, DC. 13. AGNES3 EDWARDS (JAMES "ROY"2, ABROM!) was born 17 Dec 1934 in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, V A,and died Mar 1993 in Washington, DC. She married SYLVESTER PRlCE. He was born 02 Apr 1930 in Penhook,Franklin Co, VA, and died 05 Aug 1995 in Washington, DC. Children of AGNES EDWARDS and SYLVESTER PRICE are: i. MARY ELIZABETH4 PRICE. ii. JO ANN PRICE. Generation No. 4 14. WILLIAM "BILL"4 EDWARDS (WILLIEJASON3, JAMES 11ROY1'2, ABROMl) was born 01 Jan in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. He married VERONICA. She was born in NORTH CAROLINA. Child of WILLIAM EDWARDS and VERONICA is: i. ESPERITAS EDWARDS, b. Maryland; m. DARWIN GARRISON; b. Detroit, Ml. 15. SHIRLEY MAE4 EDWARDS (WILLIE JASON3, JA.lv!ES "ROY"2, ABROMl) was born. 04 Jan in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. She married TC SMITH. He was born in South Carohna. Children of SHIRLEY EDWARDS and TC SMJTH are: i. DEBRAS MASSEY. ii. RENEE MASSEY. 16. LOTTIE4 EDWARDS (WILLIE JASON3, JAMES "ROY''2, ABROlvfl) was born 26 Jan in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. She married NELSON LOUIS REEVES. He was born 31 Oct 1942 in Franklin Co, VA, and died 26 May 1998 in Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. Chi ldren of LOTTIE EDWARDS and NELSON REEVES are: 21. i. CHERYL LYNN5 REEVES, b. Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. 22. ii. NELSON "NEIL" LOUIS REEVES TI, b. Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. 17. BETTIE4 EDWARDS (WILLIE JASON3, JAMES "ROY"2, ABROMl) was bom 29 Jan in UNION HALL, FRANK.LIN CO, VA. She married WILLIAM "PAT" MCKINLEY PATTERSON II 18 Jun 1958 in UNION HALL, FRANKLIN CO, VA at Aunt Ethel's house, son of WILLIAM "MAC" MCKINLEY VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 174 PATTERSON. He was born 18 Dec 1936 in Franklin Co, VA, and died I I Dec 1999 in Washington, DC. Child of BETTIE EDWARDS and WILLIAM PATTERSON is: 23. i. WILLIAM "BILLY" MCKINLEYS PATTERSON lII , b. Washington, DC. 18. DOROTHY "DOTTIE"4 EDWARDS (WILLIE JASON3, JAAtfES "ROY''2. ABR01\11 J wa s born 3 J Jul in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. She man-ied FLOYD KATES. He was born 04 Jul 1942 in Kanawha Co, WV. Children of DOROTHY EDWARDS and FLOYD KATES are: i. FLOYD LEE "PETEY"S KATES , JR, b. Washington, DC. 24. ii. TYRONE KA TES, b. Washington, DC. 19. GEORGE "CECIL"4 EDWARDS (WILLIE JASON3, JA!v!ES "ROY"2, ABROM1) was born 24 Aug in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. He married RUTH "ELOISE" TONEY 24 Dec 1958 in Boones Mill, Franklin Co, VA, daughter of JOHN TONEY and BERTHA HELMS. She was born 24 Aug in Boones Mill, Franklin Co, VA. Children of GEORGE EDWARDS and RUTH TONEY are: 25. i. CECIL JASONS EDWARDS, b. 14 Dec, Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. ii. ROBERT ANTHONY EDWARDS, b. 24 Dec, UN JON HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. iii. MARY BERTHA EDWARDS, b. 22 May, Rocky Mount, Frankli n Co, VA. 20. CORNETTA ROSETTA4 EDWARDS (WILLIE JASON3. JAMES "ROY''2, ABROM1) was born 06 Jun in UNION HALL FRANKLIN CO, VA. She married JAMES RUDOLPH SMITH 09 May 1967 in UNI?N HALL, FRANKLIN CO, VA, son of JSAJAH SMITH and SARAH WISEMAN. He was born 30 Jun in ESKDALE, WV. Children of CORNETTA EDWARDS and JAMES SMITH are: 26. i. TONI YVETTE5 SM1TH, b. 11 Sep, BAUMHOLDER W GERMANY. 27. ii. JAMES RUDOLPH SMITH II, b. 05 Apr, FORT JACKSON SC. 28. iii. CORNELL EDWARD SMITH, b. 26 Jan, FRANKFURT W GERMANY. Generation No. 5 21. CHERYLLYNNS REEVES (LOITIE4 EDWARDS, WILLIE JA S ON3 . .JAMES "ROY"2. ABROM1) was born in Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. Child of CHERYL LYNN REEVES is: i. TREY6 REEV ES. ~~NELSON "NEIL" LOUIS5 REEVES II (LOITIE4 EDWARDS, WILLIE JASON3, JAMES "ROY"2, M ROM1) was born in Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. He married ARDELIA "DEE". She was born in ontgomery Co, VA. Children of NELSON REEVES and ARDELIA "DEE" are: i. TAMJSHA6 REEVES, b. Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. ii. MON IKA REEVES, b. Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. iii. KELIA REE VES, b. Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. 23. WILLIAM "BfLLY" MCKINLEY5 PATTERSON III (BETTIE4 EDWARDS, WILLIE.JASON3, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 175 JAMES "ROY"2, ABROMl)was born in Wash ington, DC. Chi Id of WILLIAM "BILLY" MCKINLEY PATTERSON III is: i . W ILLIAM "WILL" MCKINLEY6 PAITERSON IV, b. Maryland. 24. TYRONE5 KA TES (DOROTHY "D01TIE"4 EDWARDS, WILLIE JASON3, JAMES "ROY"2, ABROMI) was born in Washington, DC. Chi ld of TYRONE KATES is: i. KA YL YN6 KA TES, b. 2002, VIRGINIA. 25. CECfL JASON5 EDWARDS (GEORGE "CECIL"4, WILLIEJASON3, JAMES "ROY'2, ABROMl) was born 14 Dec in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. He married MARTHA "SUSAN" FRALIN 02 Jan 1981 in Enterprise, AL, daughter of CARL TON FRALIN and MARY WEA VER. She was born 21 Aug in Franklin Co, VA. Child of CECIL EDWARDS and MARTHA FRALIN is: i. EMILY SUSAN6 EDWARDS, b. Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. 26. TONI YVETTES SMITH (CORNE1TA ROSE1TA4 EDWARDS, WILLIE JASON3 , JAMES "ROY"2. ABROMl) was born 11 Sep in BAUMHOLDER W GERMANY. Child of TONI YVETTE SMITH is: i. MARCUS ANTHONY6 SMITH, b. IRVING, TX. 27. J AMES RUDOLPHS SMITH TI (CORNETTA ROSETTA4EDWARDS, WILLJEJASON3, JAMES "ROY"2, ABROMl) was born 05 Apr in FORT JACKSON SC. Chi ld of JAMES RUDOLPH SMITH II is: i . SHALEIKA CORNETTA ROSETTA6 ZERK, b. Mannheim W Gem1any. 28. CORNELL EDWARDS SMITH (CORNETTA ROSEITA4 EDWARDS, WILLIE JASON3, JAMES "ROY"2, ABROMI) was born 26 Jan in FRANKFURT W GERMANY. C hil d of CORNELL EDWARD SMITH is: i. NAY A CHANTEL6 CHAPLIN, b. Stafford, VA. Toni Y. S mith 1805 Excel Drive K ill een, Texas 76542-4066 !NOTE: In th e las t iss ue of the VAN Toni Y. Smith submitted an ariicle on Nob Brown, the fo llowing corrections need to be noted for that article: Law rence Gale Smith should be Lawrence Eugene Smith Nannie Holland who ma rried Athey Wade did not belong on Nob Brown's genealogy chart.I VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �urayson County Poll The following is a list of persons who have paid their STATE CAPITATION TAXES for the years 1922, 1923 and 1924 as indicated by the dates opposite their respectivP names. Alsn: :~ lii;t of lhose who ha1 e p~id their first. year's c;apitation tax assessible against them for the years 19'25 e.nd 1926: all oi which we1 e paid.six ~ontbs pr10r to Tuesday, after the first Monday in November 1925. WILSON DISTRICT 1922 23 24 1922 23 24 1 1922 2$. Anderson, Ffa,·d pd pd pd Ander&oh, Gincy pd pd pd , Baldwin , Wiley Sr. pd pd pd An!)erson, N. T. pd pd A·nderson, Etter pd 1Baldwin, W. M. Ande~on, M illnrd S. pd p<l Ande1•:on, Polly pd ' Baldwin, Clcr.:>nc;; pu Anderson, Aquiller :"pd pd pcl I Anderson, Bessie pd pd pd llnldwin, R. K pd1 pcl Anderson, H. F. pd pcl / Anderson, Dorn pd pd pd Baldwin, C lnt c 1-1. A:nclerson, R. F. pd pd pd Anderson, V!ssie pcl pd pd 1 Ba ldwin Jo ..ic Anderson, A. B. pd pd A.ndet11on, Jane pd : Baldwin A li :e pd pd Anderson, H. L. pd pd pd Ar:iderton, Rose pd Baldwin. Laura pd A:lidin'1ron, G. S. pd pd Andert·on , Bessie pd · Bu Id win, Mnttle pd pl1 pd A-iiders(Jn Eb. A. pd Anderson , Verna pd : Bal.;lwin. Laura ..Anderson, E. C. pd pd pd• Anderson,Frant:isM. pd pd I Bal l, Jnmei; pd p<l Anclerson, Roby ,pd pd pd Anderson, F;nialinti pd pd pd · Ball, Jno, A. pd pd A.oderson, w. M. pd pd pd Anderson, v:r;!'.f! E . pd pd pd I nail. R. A. pd pd Anl:leii:on, ;,.. F. pd Anderson, SuGie r:. pd P<l Ball, F. M. pd, pd Anderson, W. Ater. pd pd pd P.nderson. «·:t1ic pd pd , Ball. J. R. pd pd Anderson, Emmett pd Anderson, p,,li.~ J. pd pd Bull. J . A. pd pd· Anderson, Jas. C. pd A•«.ieraon, :\~i .. 'li~· E. p 1I I Ball. R ~ece pd pd •Anderson, Lonnie pd pd pcl Aatdersr.n, It.la S. pd Bnll, W . W. Anderson, J. L. pd pd IAnderson, Frankie pd Ball, Nancy J . I pd pd AndersonTimothyA. pd pd p-01Anderson,. Mary pd Bnll, Renin Anderson, Jas. W. pd pd pd Anderson, Jennie pd ' Cn ll, Lulitin pd pd pd pd A. . nderson, W . R. P<l pd pd Adams, J .. K. pd 1 P.all, Emmu. L. An.~e.rron, D. D. J)'d pcL Adams. Jamel' pc\ pd 1 Bnll, Titin pd Anderson, E . ..K. pd pd pd 1 · Adam, Harrison P . pd pd pd Barnes, Jno , µti P<I Anderson, Emmett A. pd· pd Adams, Jordon pd pd r Barnes, Edd, pd pd i'\ndersan, N. F. pd pd . Adams, W. M. pd pd ptl • Barnes, Cleve 1 And~rson, Lee pcl pcL pcl j Adarr(·, W. L. pd prl pd Barnes, Thos . Anderson, ·F'. I. pd pd pd , Adnmu, w. J. A. pd pd pd Barnes, Julia pd ~nderson, J. M. : pd pd pd ., Adams, Jno . c. pd Barnes, Bessie µd ndereon, L. W. pd pd pd Adams, Lonnie E. p;d pd pd Barker, W. ll'f. pd An.dersnnCleveland pd JlA pd Adams, Jessie pd· pd pd Barker, A rthur N. pd pd And-erson, Pete pd· pd .p d A'dams, Bruce B. pd : Barker, Loyd prl pd AndeI1 'on, J. T. pd pd pd Adamr., C. F. pd pd p.d · Barker. Sidney pd pd A.nderson S. B. pd pd pd , Adams J. A. pd pd pd . Barker, Lee pd pd Anderson, S. li:. pi! pd pd : Adams: l:i. P. pd : Barker, N. R. pd pd Anderson G. C. p.d pd pd I Adam;~ C. E. pd Barker. J. E. pd 1 !>-nderson, E.W. pd pd pd i Adams, Mar;· Ellen pd pd1 pd ! Barker , Denzel pd Andl!rai>n, E. L. pd' pd pd . Adams, Edna pd pd ! Barker, L. P . pd ~~:::::ii'. pd pd .Pd : A•darns, Pocahontas pd pd pd I Barker, C. F. p,d pd. A d pd pd, pd Adams, Nora L. p;d pd; pd 1 Barker, C. L. prl n erson, W. A. pd pd pd l Adams, Sarah E. pd pd 1 Barker, R. M. pd pd Anderson, R. L . pd' pd pd I Adams, Clyde pd pd pd 1 Barker, Calvin C pd' pd Anderson, Coy F. pd pd pd 1 Adams Sina pd I Barker, James · pd pd Ande.~>on, Lee A. d d I ' "' ' B k. I Anderson, Wm. E. P P Pd1Ad.ama, Osie B. p..; p~ I nr er, . P. prl pd An.derson, Enoch pd pd IAde.rr!\, Mattie A.. 17.d pcl : Barker, C. c. pd' pd A pd Adams Elizabeth pd pd pd ' Buker, L. D. pd nderson, T. M. pd !Adams: 8arah pd ; Barker, G. L. pd Anderson, Glenn d• d B rk C Anderson Leste·r P , Adams, Mattie P n et, ourtncy pd An<Jer~on, w. R. pd I Austin, R. L. pd ~rke-r, w. P. pd pd Anderson, Glen Pd 1Andrews, J. D. pd 1Ba1·ker. W. N. pd Anderson, V. J. Pd 1925 ; Anders, W. L. pd j Barker, Cadd ie A. p<I •· I Andern, A. J. p,d , Barker, Mary pd ,..,nderson, Saphrona E. pd Anders, Sarah J . pd 1 Barker, Bidie pd' And t'ii pd ·p.d p.d A11ders, l<"loyd pd Bnker. Dolly pd pd 1, r.~rkcr, E~tic A. de 'on, Flora P., pd Ander.s. Verdie pr! pd pd . n er se>n , Celia Pel ·' A. d pd At.wood, G. 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Donna M. pd pd Cox. Snphroun 'Pd pd pd pd IJ-Oonc, D. A. pd Chsn-dler, E. C. pd !Cornett, Bertia pd · Cox, Serrab A.. pd pd pd Rowers, E. P . pd Chandler, E. H. p d· pd pd Cornett. Sarah J . pd pd · cox, Stella B. 1 pd Boyc1·, S . H. pd "Pd Chandler, C. E. pd Cornett. Clara pd • pd Cox, Rose C. pd pd pd pd Chandler, Cleve pd Cornett, Ellen pd Cox, Mntt.ie E. Boyer, Fannfo pd Brewer, Leff, Sr. pd pd pd Chandler, Celia v. pd pd · Cornett, Verna pd Cox, Verdie L. pd• pd Brewer, Leff Jr. pd, pd pd Chandler, 1'11111. A. L. pd' Cornett, Eliza pd pd Cox. Jane pd pd pd pd Chand ler, Ludema pd • Cornett, Virginia pd Cox, Emma Brewer. Joe pd pd pd pd pd pd, Chandler, Celia pd Cornett. :MinnieBell pd pd pd Cox, Mettie Br.ewer, J. M. pd Brewer. Jas. E. P. d p.d pd Chandler, Rose Paisley pd Cornett, Zollie pd pd Cox, Nancy pd pd pd pd Chatham, Ed. , pd pd pd Cornett, Celia A. pd pd pd Co..._, Mnttie Brewer, W. E. pd Brewer, Eugene pd pd pd Chnthiim, Grover · pd Cornett, Drucy H. pd pd Cox, M . 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G. pd pd pd Cole, Francie pd! Cox, Muncy pd 'Pd' pd Daniel, '!\hos F. pd pd· pd Brooks, Smith B. pd Cole, Le.one. pd pd pd Cox, John D. pd 11d pd Daniel B. W. pd 'Pd pd Brooks, J. M . pd pd Cole, Li llie • pd Cox, s. B. pd Daniel, Nellie pd pd Bro()ks, Smith pd Cole, Lucy J. pd pd pd Cox, De\vey pd pd pd Daniel, L. B. pd; pct pd Brooks, L. A. pd Colo, Dortbu.ln pd Cox, Lafoyette F. lld pd pd Dauiel,Myrtle Ewtice p(lpdi pd._ Brooks, Maryl E. pd pd VCl~IAf'A A~ pd pdi pd D nniel, A nnie pd pd I I I 0 I I! I I I I I I l I I I I I lPPJl'lAtH F«>TES �Page 178 WILS'O'N DISTRICT I J !>!!:? 23 24 1922 231 2'1 1922 23 2-1 1922 23· 24 B . d· d Gore, Ellznbeth • pd pd Hai;n . Mr~. T. ~L µ..:! Daniel Nannie. pdE DlulvallJ, EW. • ppd gd pd Gore. Capi•aln !::. pd pd P<I Hnl{ crma n . .Jot. n . pd pd II F I er, W. A. · :I G ore, H a Ire pd Hafle r:na.:1n ., .'ltnry G \\ . pd p t! p t! 1 Dame • ar e-y P d p"· "' Eller, pd pd. P d Haf1...rmn pd pd pd Darnell, Gracie pd pd pd Eller, L. 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H. pd pd. pdd Lovelsce, Louise• pd pd Hash, Allen C. P.d.. Yr. 1925 Hill, Spar pd Johnson, Ro:y G. pd p Lovelace, Mae pd pd Haah, Gurvic A. pd Hill. Lala Pd. Yr. l92G. J,obll!IOD1 Pearl pd _ _, Lo,•elace, Sallie pd pd pd HIUlh. Win pd' Heidgea, Wlllie pd Johnson, Ma!i' E. pd I-"" pd Lovelace, Gincy pd Ho.sit, Wm. pd Hodges, T. C. pd Johnson, N. c.llen pd pd L»velace, S R pd pd pd Hash, G. A. pd Halcomb, Lelia pd Johnscm, Mary M. .pd pd Lovelace, Dertfo pd p d Ho.sh, Roy Pd. Yr. 1925 Hoffman, Edgar pd pd pd Jo.Jinson, Pearl H. pd Lowery, J. E. pd Hnsh, Wel:;n;e pd Roffman, J. F. pd·· pd Johnson, Mat?e pd pd Lowory, R. B. pd Hash, Cluenoe Pd. Yr. 1926 Hoffman, Joe s. ;pd pd pd Johnson, Goldie pd Lowery, Clyde pd pd pd Haol\, Minnie ptl pd pd Hoffman, S. J. pd pd jxl Johner, Chas. P'.d pd pdd Luper, J. A. pd ptl p Rash, Dora pd. pd pd Hoffman, H. A. pd pd pd ·h«hner, Nancy p Luper, Mollie pd pd pd Hash, Minn.ic • pd pd. Hoffman, C. 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A.. pd pd po~ Hash, Sa.rah EJ. pd .pd pd Holdaway, Gene"a P>'l pc! 1<1rk, R. S. ptl pd P•I Mahaffy, Coy pd pd pcl Hash, Nannie pd ·•,,\Jn•"nv. .l••'"ie nri If" Kirk, G. W. pd pd pd MahaJf:fy, Fannie pd pd pd Hash, Lillie pd pd pd ·~.,•(lawa" 1.oTitla pt! nd Kirk. C. M. pd pd pd Mahnffy, Flossie P.d pd Hash, Oora pd !l'Jd ··foldaway, Verna pd• Kh·k, S. J, pd pd · Mahaffy, Maude M. p.d pd pd Rash, Annie pd -cr,,.,1r1away Mis"Ouria, pcL p,dJ Kirk, J. L. pd. pd pd Mahaft/y, Sara·h. E. pd pd Hash, Oma. · pd. .pd pd Holdawal'; Sarah A. nd· u · Kirk, G1·aae M. pd pd p.d Mahaffy-, Stella pd Hash, Mattie pd pd. ,...d Hioldawav, Sarah ·1 • • pd Kirk, MntA·v E. .Pd pd pd Marsh, R. L: pd pd pd Hash., Mary J. J).'d pd pd Hudler, B. F. ., nd Kirk, M. no, pd. pd pd Mll)"sh, Mai'tila J, pd pd pd Ha.s h, Maggie. pd pc1 Hudler, Mollie p'd' · ·1 Kirk, S. .ID. ~ pd pd Mn;1;Ut. St 01111 p,d Hash, Col"D:elia .pd Hurley, T. A. .pd pd PICl K!1·k, Ellen Ill ""' pdi p'd Gei~~a 1'. pd Hat?h, Beesie pd pd· pd Hurley, J. pd· pd• pd K!rk, Ro!lll1. J. pd Pd· pd Mnrhln, George T. pd Hash, Bettie p.d Iiu1-ley, Maude pd pd Kp·k, Mollie C. pd pd pd Martin, D. L. pd pd ,pti }iash. Cornelia pd Hurl~. Bertha pd pd pcl K!rk, Sarah Endo1·a pd Martin, c. c. pd pd 00 HH:~·. ~ttJ~Y pd 1Hutch'ens, W. S. pd pd pd Kirk, Lena. Ruth Pd Martin, li. L. pd pd pd pd Hutchell$. W. S. pd Kirk, COJlnte P'd Martin Donnn B pd pd Hash, Chiristja pd pd Hutohens. Consoda pd K~ier, C. C. pd pCI! pd llfartin: Lettie J.' .pd Hasl1, A. C. pd pd pd Ingram, C. F. ,p.d pdd pd I<1rer, M. W. pd pd Martin Doscar J>,d pd Rash, Clyde pd pd pd logram, J. G. pcL p l(.iser, 1\fary E. pd pd Martin' Malinda A ' f'nsh, Jennie nn p<I pol Irigrnm, Robt. E. pd pd pd Kiser, A. C. ud. pd pa ' ..pd d d 'faah, Lula P.d. pd pd t fngram, Ze'ttle !ll'd pd Kiser, Virgie B. · pd Martin Dol1!1a p ~ A'a.sh, Rosi\ E. pd pd p~ ; Jackson. Clyde pd King, Job n pd pd pd Marlin; J. F. pd pd Hash, Dollie pd pd p, *1~t;l'NfAo)(p~~tAtfhXilfNO'fE:S P4 pd pd Mc?ifonna"•ny, N. 1'. pd. a I I I 0 I w. I ' '*·!•Ill, �Page 180 -----------.s=------------WILS'CN 1922 23 24, DlSTRICT 1922 23 24 1922 23 24 1922 23 2J Gincy pd Parks, F . C, pd pd pd I Perkins. E . C. rd pd pd Gincy S. pd Par.k s. Wiley I' . pd pd pd Perkins, C. E. pd pd pd Mattie Bell pA pd pd Parks, J. A. pd pd p1I Perkin9, )[. :'-!. pd pd Fannie pd pd pd Parks, W. E. ~ pd pd ' Perkins, \\'. ll. pd pt! pcl Dorthuln S. ! Parks. R:. L. pd Perkins . Rev . J . A. L. pc! p.d pd I Parks, W. l:L pd i Perkins. f.'. P, pd p d Osborne, Mag~ie C. pd pd pd Par-ks, J Rii ey pd pd ! ~cr-k!ns. Sn Ille pd pd pd Osborrte, Ida J. pd pd Par-k11,, Allie pd, I e rk1os, T . E. pd Osborne, Nancy . pd .1 Parks, N. C. pd Perkins, Olnniu pd pd pd Osborne, Zollie pd pd , Parks, .J . W. pd 1 Perkins. F'lOI' J . pd Osborne, Francis pd Parks. Carl L. ptl Perkins, Defln JHI pd pd Osborne, Belz.o na pd pd pd Parl\s, J . A. pd Perkina, Arlzonn pd pd pd Osborne, Claude pd pd Parks, Emmott Pd. Yr. 19~6 Pc-rkina, Lnurn .pd Osborne, Sallie pd pd Parks, Wat.son, pcl I Perkins. Winnie pd pd 1 Osborne, Grace Va. pd Parks, Hpden1 B. pd Porldnlf. Mont.ic pd pd pd Osborne, Delila pd pd Pnrks, Mary pd 1Perkins, Sarnh C. pd pd Osborne, Bettle pd pcL ,pd ; Parks, Nancy 11d Perkins, Ellen pd 1 Osborne, Ruth A. pd pd pd j Parks, Lula pd 1Pcrkins. Delt.n pd pd Osborne, Della pd I Parks, Laura J. pd pd pd Perklns, Lizzi e. pd Osborne. Cora pd I Parks, Zena 1><1 I Perkina, Gert.a Mac pd pd od Osb,~e Zilda pd pd pd Parks, Virlt' \ Ill<! • Perkins. Olcl.hn pd Osborne' R.oeeEmm;i pd ' Parks. Sophia E. pd pd pd Perkins, Ossie pd ·o~borne: Emma . pd I Parks, M. Jest.in pd : Per-kins. Rcbe-:ca pd pd O&borne, Jincy r. pd : Pnr-ks, ll!nudc A. rHI pd pd Perkill)!.. Tloy D . Jxl Osborne,. Minnie pd I Parks, Ed11": /lld pd pd Perkins Play B. pd Osborne Ula pd Parks, ll!arg1c pd pd pd ! Perkins. Lct.i.ie E. pd Osborne' Ida c pd pd 1Parks, Malinda f)(I pd 1>d 1 Pcrk!ns. E.uln D. pd Osborne; F. C. • pd pd I Parka. A!icc. pd Perkins, Hntl.lc pd pd pd Osborne ZenM pd Parks, L1zz1c pd pd pd Perkins, Foy F. pd Osborne: Rose E. . pd Parks, Lessi.e Mny pd pd pd Perkins, musy pd pcl Oshorne, Ji.ncy I. pd Parkak , Bet;tie pt! pd pd Pcrk!n~. Ossie O. pd pd Osborne J1ncy pd. Par s, Ellis pd Perkins. Oletbn ,Jnnc pd pd Osborne' Golla pd Parks, Lottie pd Perkins, Fil(\• pd Osborne'. Zennn R. pd I Parks, Bc~b·ice pd od pd Perkins, Elizn pd Mink' · pd pd pd I Osborne Della pd Parks, Ullt e V. pd pd Perkins, Tc5011a pd Mink' ~~;,E. pd Pd pd Osborne'. Rose E. pd ' Parks, ~· Maggie pd Perkins, Maltie C. pd Mink' Lou· pd Osborne, Ola lit. pd Parks, S~~n V. pd pd Perkins...._Fla)' pd Mink' Cynth pd J>d pd Osbr,r-ne, Delia pd pd Parks, Ltlhe pd Perry, w. A. pd pd Mink' 111 r111~ pd Pd- pd Osborne, Ida C. pd Parks, Lurn E. pd pd Perry, M. P. .pd pd pd MJn.k' Jia ~ P.d pd Osborne Rutn pd Parks, Dernn · pd Perry, W. L. pd pd pd Mink' Mi:::YM C pd pd pd Osborne: Rosa pd Parks, MaaLie R. pd pd pd Perry, F . A. pd pd pd MHle~ c R · · .pd Oebome, Frona pd Parks, Mrs. 0 . E. pd Perry, Wiley p~ MiJler: r,: R.. · pd Osborne, Dorthula p.d Parks, Lura pd Perry, Ali ce pd Miller, Geo. w. pd Osborne, Dolly pd Parks, ~ary R. pd Perry, BCTnict> pd .Pd pc:l Miller, Marion. pd Osborne, Sapbrona pd Parks, Florence pd pd Perry, Maud epd pd Miller. R. w. pd pd Osborne, Edn11: pd Parks, Ludemn pd pd Perry, Sarah pd M~ller, Mealey pd pd pd Osborne, Mom1e lreiie pd PParkks, R.B .At_.~ pd ' Phippa, Mc. P. pcl pd pd M.Hler R w P.9· ·P d pd Osborne !lird pd ar 6, ct "" p(I P1h.J.pps, Cnr-1 pd pd pd Miller; Barber .""' Ppdd Osborne: Zen<rin R. pd Parks. Callie Pd. Yr. 1926 Ppbipps, John pd. pd pd Miller, Ennice Y, pd pd Osborne, Eula pd Pparks, RSenLa pd hlppsl_R.. F. pd pd ,pd Miller, Mary Owen11, A. G. pd/ pi;! pd ayne, . . • pd pd Phips, Mack pd J>d Miller Maude pdpd pd 'Pd Owens, M. E. pd: pd pd Payne, Annloe E. pd pd pd Phipps, W. S. pd pd pd Miller: Gertie Owens, G. M. pd pd pd Parsons. S. L Jxt pd pd Phlpps, W. H. pd pd pd Miller, Clyde Pdt Yr. 19 P6d. Owe115, W. E. pd pd pd Parsons, J. J. pd: pd Phipps, .J. T. pd Moran, W. T 21 Owens, W. E. pd PBCBOns, J. T. pd p.d. Phipps. E. T. pd pd Moran. n. C. · pd pd Owens, Mary E. pd pd pd Parsons. J. H. pd pd Phipps, H. A. pd pd M;oran, A. K. pdpd Pdd pd Owens, Celia pd> pd pd Paraons, R. W. pd pd pd P.hipps, lice pd · Moran, G T · P pd OweD!! Nant p.d pd pd Paraona, Joe V. pd pd pd Phlpps, Dewey d .pd d Morarii, Walier pd Paisl~Y. W. B. pd pd pd Parsons. H. E. pd pd pd Ph~ps, W. c. pd ~ Morris, L c. pd Paisley, S. E. pd pd pd Parsorui, D. J, pd pd pd 1 Phipps, Joe M. pd pd pd Morrie, Lura ~ pdd pd I Paisley, M. G. pd pd pd Parsons, A.. E. pd' pcL pd Phipps, Z. A. pd pd pd Murray J M P P pd Paisley W M p,d pd pd Paraons, C. H. pd I Phipps, St.eve pd ,pd pd Murray: A.. L: ~ ~ pd Pa!sley: G.° c. · ,pd pd pd Parrons, Lura E. pd pd pd P.hipps, Be-n pd pd Murray, J. pd 'pdp Ppdd Pa!sley, E. L. pd pd p.d Par-sons ,Effie B. pd pd pd Phipps, E. F\ ,pd Murray, Paul Pa!sley, F. J. pd pd pd Parsons. Mar pd I Phipps., Vance pd pd pd Murray, Leo11J1 . pd pd PPa!sley, Blanche .p.d. ParsoM, V. L pd pd1 pd PhJpps, W . Stark .Pd pd p.d Murray, Beulah d BIJlley, Jifplllie pd pd Parsons, Dora F. pd pd pd I Phipps_ Troy l>d pd. pd Nelson, Wiley · pd lid Pd Pa!sley, Goldie pd pd pd Pa111ons, Ernaline pd pd pd ;-Phipps, W. H ,pd pd Nelson c I d P Paisley, Lou pd pd pd Paraons, Car-ric ( Mo. ~ W . 1 Phipps, Chas.· J. pd pd pd Nelaon: R. J. Ppdd ~ Pa!eley, Snmuella pd p;d pd .pd p.d pd Phipps, C. P. _pd pd pd Nelson, E. J. . d d P ?a!eley. Laura F. pd pd pd Parsons, Mary pd pd. pd Phipps, H . L. pd pd pd N~lson, Mammie :d ~d pd .Ppa!sley, Polly J. pd pd pd Parsons, Mary pd p,hjpps, S. K. pd pd • pd N1holle, J. w. pd a!Sley, Jtlnnie L. pd. pd p.d Parsons, Faye pd Phipps, Dr. z. G. pd pd Noonkester, J. E. pd Pa!sley, R011e pd Peak, R. F. pd pd pd Phipps, E. Frank pd J>d pd NNQOnkester, Regjtio pd pdpd 1PPs1skley, Fannie pd Peak, C. T. pd .pd pd Ph!pps, Eugene l. pd pd pd oonkester, LucY' pd ar- er, J. L. p,d pd Peak, R .a pd pd pd Pihipps-, w . J . pd pd pd Noonkester Arcie Parle.er, Nancy A. pd Peak, J. S. pd pd pd Phipps, J. A. pd pd pd Osbome, Blair. L. Pd. Yr~ ~~ Pnks,Winnie pd Peak, J. A. pd pd Phipps, E. I. pd pd pd 0 sborne, s. L. pd pd .pd IJl(I Peak, C. G. pd pd pd Phipps, Paul F'. pd 1 Ppsrks, M. Cox 0 sborne, J. Fral'.\k d arks, z. D. pd pd pd Peak, Sa~ah N. pd pd pd Phipps, D. c. . Osborne, Donald ~ PP~ d Parka, L. H. pd pC1 I1 Peak, Abee pd pd. pd Phipl)s, Fred R. pd Oeborm.e, H M d P PaTks, A Ii pd pclo pd Peak, Sarah pd pd pd P·hipps, J . Vester d d Osborn.e, Claud~ s. ~P!Ci P~ p.d ! Parks .B~rn~tt I. pd pd pd Peak, Elclna L. pd pd pd Phiptps. T .M . P Pd. pd Osborne, Earl d P Parks, K. C. pd pd ! Peacock, J. H. pd pd pcl Phipps, Ben Pd pd Osborne, B. M. ' ~d pd Parka, Shelby pd pd ' Peacock, Laura pd pd P~pps, Brack lt. Pd P~ Osbm-ne, M. d Parka, And.v pd pd. pd . Pendry, Barnett pd ,pd pd Pn1J)p11, Wm . w. P Pd Osborne, Harvey Pd Parks, W. 1<. pd pd I Pend_ry, Blioom pd pd pd Ph!pps, Ray Pd. Yr. 19ls. Osborne, Noah ~d ~ ~ Parks, Victor pd prl I Pcnnmgton, J. C. p"d pd Pluplls, Lura A pd pd Osborne, W M d d P Parks, Lo-vii p<l pd Penn!lllgton, S. J. pd Ph!pps, Lura · pd Osborne, L. · M. · ~d P d I Parks, Rosco'! i... pd pd pd Pemnngton, Jaa. S. pd P1h1pps, Virl!'inin pd ,pd pd 0~.borne, Levi pd pd Pd Parks. Joho L. pd· pd Penn\ngton, W. C. pd ,pd pd Phi.PP!il. Bertie R. pd pd Os!>orr<'I!, F. t.. JYd pd Pd Parks .W.orley, pd pd pd Pe~ngton, S M. pd pd Ph!PPS, Bertie pd Osoorne, S. M~ d d P Parks, G. W. pd pd pd I Pe~gton, W. R. pd Ph!PPS. Nannie pd pd pd Osborne, T. M. ~ ~d ~ Pparks, C. M. pd Pemungton. L M. pd pd P.IUipps, Mae pd pd pd Osborne, J .P. d pd P arka, F'. A. pd pd pd !I PC'lln!ng1on, James, pd pA Phipps, DoraMadge pd pd pd Osborne, Manning pd Parks, Cleve pd Pen~ngton, Bena pd ,pd pd Phipps, Carrle a. pd pd d Parks, Dave M pd Pennington, Florence Phipps, Emma pd pd pd Osborne, E. C. pd Pd Pd Parka, J. G. • pd pd pd pd pd pd Phipps. Aana pd Osborne, J. C. B. d P pd Pat·ks, Lee C. pd pd pd PennJngWn. Virgie pd Phipps, Frances· Pd. Yr. 1926 Osborne, Pres'll'!l Pd Pd Parks, E.W. pd pd Pd Perk<'Da, 8 ryarv pd P·hipps, Ru'th pd pu pd Osborne, Dr. F. L. ~ ~d. ~~ l ~at·~~· Melvin. C. pd p.d pd Per~ns, E. F. pd pd Phip-pa, Mary pd• pd Osborne, Isom pd pd ar.,.., M. W. prt pd pd Perk!'IIS, W: M. pd ,pd• pd Phipps, Virginia pd pd> pd Osborne, Burt.on d \ Parks, Chas. F. pd pd pd Perkins, G. E. pd pd pd Phipps, Lalla pd Osborne, Reeves B. pd ~d ~~ ~ar~a, E . .B. IP'd d pd Perkins, J. B. pd' p.d pd Ph~pps, Hazel Pd Osborne, C. A. pd Pd pa~.!· Lincoln pd p.d pd Per-Jqns, Geo. pd pd ,pd Ph!pps, Lula F. pcL pd Osborne>, Leonard pd . pa":::'.• R. W . pd pd pd Perltjns, S. E. pd. pd pd Pb~pps, Etti•e pd pd pd Osborne, W. W. pd i}d e.r..,,, G. F. lld pd1 pd Perk!ns; F L. pd pd pd ph1pps, Mammie G. pd Osborne, BG-rn pd ~nr~, W. Ellis :pd; pd i>d Perkins, R. L. pd J>1Ci Pd Phipps, Minnie pd. pd pd Osborne. Lawton, pd pd p~rr:k8• SB .BF. pd pd pd Perltjns, E. M. pl,!' pd pd Phipps, Mattie E. pd 8 Osborne W E d • pd pd pd Perkins, Guy Pd. Yr. 1926. p,Jrippa, Minnie pd osborne,' Al.I en:· P Parka W C <pd pd Pd Perkins, Jph111 W · p.d pd pd PhippS, Florence pd pd Pd 1I Parks' T R · pd j>d pd PerkiDB, L. P . pd pd pd Phipps. Sall~ pd pd. pd pd J.° W. pd, pd Perkjns, J. M. Pd pd pd pd pd pd 81 Osborne, Rose pd ~ kka, John Wiiey pd pd pd Perkinl;, O. W. pd pd pd Ph•i>PS. Win.rue pd pct pd. ar 8, W. W. pd pd pd Perkins, Jas. i\ . pd pd pd Phipps. Elizabeth pd pd McCrary, L. V. pd pd .pd McCrary, W. C. .pd pd pd McCrary, Sar3h J. pd MuCrary, Jen.nett pd pd pd Mccrary, Sarah pd pd McCanioll, F. A. p.d tJd p. Mccarroll, Emma . pd pd p McGrady, Fred pd pd pd McGrady, C. T. pd pd i·" 1•1cGrady. E. p,d µ;t pcl McGrady, S. M. ~d pd pd Mc.Grady, A. t.:. pd pd pd MeGrady, J. F. pd pd pd McGraciy, Millard 17,d ~foGr-ady, Bopk~r P..cL. Yr. 1926 McGrady, M1nnte pd pd pd McG.rndy,Ida. . pd pd pd _,cGra.dy, V1ctc>.ria pd n•cGrad!r, Bly pd· pd p1 McGrady, Ella V. pd pd p ~cGrady, Sallie pd pd JcMMeana, W. M. pd c ~a.ns. Sarah. pd .pd· pd McMiU1~n. M ~lion, NellJenrue pd pd ppd M!ket, J. C. pd pd M!~e-1, J W. pd pd pd M\el, j· K. pd pd 1 ! e • oe E. pd· .J~el, lfancpe· pd po P' Min~' Os~:: ln.e ·~ rd P· M·nk' G w ""' pd. M! ' eo. · pd• pd pd Ml!~· ~ :· pd pd Osborne, Osborne. Osborne, Osborne, Osborne, I I I w. I i I I I Pd :d s. &3 I gd g:} 9 I I I II I J:f I w. ! Ff: I Pg 8!~~::-:: 9!ti ::,g Pa~ka: ! VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES P~ppa, ~ie �Page 182 . WILSON DISTRICT 1922· 28 24, I 1922 2~ 24 1 1922 23 24 1922 2S 24 Roup, W. S. pd pd ipd Sextonl E. F. pd pd Pd j ~encer, Vennia pct pd pd Testerman, E ugene pd pd lfoup, J. C. pd pd pd Sedon, W. D. pd pd pd l>pencer, Boney pd pd pd Testerman, Dora pd Houp, .lno. A. pd ,pd Sextpn, J . C, pd pd· pd Spencer, Myrtle pd pd pd Testerman, Dorsey pd R oup, Ro!!coe pd pd pd Sexton, S. T. pd pd pd Spencer, Hester pd pd pd Testerman:, Nancy pd pd Rioup.; G'Ur.ficldi pd; W. ,pd I Sexton, Ben H. pd· pd pd Spencer, Poll~· A. pd Te::terman, Mary pd· ptl pd Roup, W. R. p<l pd pd 1sexto11, S. B. pd pd· pd ·Spencer, Bettie pd pd pd Testerman, Grayaon pd pd p,d Roup, H. C. pd pd· pd Sextc.n, Cicero pd pd Spencer, Virgini a M. pd Tesf.erman, Missouri A. Roup, .John pd pd pd 1Sexton, Elkenr pd: Spencer, Alice pd pd pd Jld floup, G. W. pd Sexton, Earl pd Spencer, Wave pd pd pd TeSterman, Ettie pd pd• pd ltoup, E. pd Sexton, lloscoe ' nd ~ Spencer, Bertie L. pd pd pd Testerman, Rosa pd pd Pd Rm.1p, Mary pd pd pd Sexton, Cone Pd'. Yr. 1926 . Spencer, Ida pd pd pd Test enn!lll, Mattie pd pd pd Roup, Ida .pd pd Sexton. Rex Pd. Yr. 1926 Spencer, Anna pd pd' pd Te...-.terman, Pearl E. pd pd pd Roup, Cordelia pd pd pd , Sei..-ton, Mary pd pd pd 1SpenC'el', S. A. pd pd Testerman, Victoria pd Houp, Zenon M . pd Sexton, Ada pd pd pd· pd Testerman, Ida E. pd: pd pd 1 Spencer, Mary l.Wup, Delil ah pd pd pd 1Sexton, Martha A . pd pd pd ;Spencer, Glady s pd !Testerman. Nannie D. .P4 Roup, Mary A. pd pd pd j Se:o::ton, J•'loSl!ie M.. p<L pd llapencer, Velma p<I pd pd Th>;>mas, T. M . pd1 pd pd Roup, Olsey pd pd Sexton, Polly · pd Spen<:ilr, Alice pd pd Thomas, W. R. pd pd· pd Roup, Nona Pd. Yr. 1926. Sexton, Julia A. pd pd :Spencer, Mattie E. pd pd pd Thomas, Eli F. pd pd ptd Roupard, W. A. p,d pd pd Sexton, Sarah J. pd pd pd !Spencer, Dora <pd pd !' Thomas, 0. M. pd pd pd Rou,pnrd , Emma pd pd pd Sexton, Martha pd pd pd !Spencer, Polly pd Thomas, S. G. pd pd pd Roya.I, .r. A.. pd Seicton. Artie pd Spencer, Jane pd Thomas, J. Walter pd pd Royal, Everett Pd. Yr. 1926 Se:-.."ton, Bessie pd pd Spemer, Lizzie pd pd Thomas J. Walton Pd. 1924 ltu$.,ell, Herbert pd pd Sexton, Julia pd •Spencer. Kate M. pd 1Thomas, Gessie D .pd P'd' pd llussell, R. L. pd p<I pd 1 Se:-..1:on, m,·de pd Spencer, .J. A. pd !Thomas, Polls A. p.d pd pd Russell, F. M. pd pd pd Sex~on, Celia pd Spencer, Sarah A. pd Thomas, Kate E. pd pd Russell, S. C. pd p-;; Sh1wcr, Sa m K. pd pd _ Spencer, Mrs. Lounie pd IThomas, Ver na R. P9. Rutsc ll, E . T. pd pd ,p d l Shaver,, M. C. pd pd pd 1· sprin:kle, Geo. W. pd pd ,p.d ; Thompson, Rev. H. C. ' Russell, M.. I~. pd pd pd Sh aver, J. S. pd pd pd Sprinkle~.Myrtle pd net pd pd Russell, T . M. pd p.d pd Shaver, Pearl l\L pd pd pd !Spence, J11.rs. M. J. pd Thompson, Phina pd Ru !~ell, G. C. pd .pd pd Shaver, Falla pd pd pd Sta:n--per, Harvey .pd p'd pd Thompson, Matilda pd pd pd Russell, Eth:el nd pl . Shaver, Falla pd· Stamper, J. T. pd pd pd Thompkins, P. H. pd pch pd P.ul't'<!Jl, Tietti e V. pd pd pd Sheets, ,J. H. pd µd' pd jStamper, F. E. pd pd Thompkins, Annie pd' .pd Russell, RuN~ pd pd Sheets. C. W. pd pd pd Stamper, M. N. •pd pd pd Tbompkin11, Elizabeth: Russ ell, Lucinda · pd ,p(I Sheeb, T. F. pd pd pd Stamper, W. H. pd pd pd 'Pd. pd Ru&'!ell, .Mrs. $. E. pd . Sheets, Malinda pd pd . SU!mper, A. L. pd pd pd Tine, Rose pd pd pd Ruesell. Mamie pd I ~!Jeets, Anna p<l pd p·l. jStamper, A. B. pd pd· pd [Tollive-r, Luther F. pd Jl.uther:futd. Robt, pd· od pd ·:hclton, N. F. µd Stamper, T. E. pd, Tollfver, J. W. Pd Hutlberlord, Lonnie pcl pd ;,l,epherd, Wih .r11 :.id nd p \ Stam)>llr, Nancy J. · pd ITolhver, Neva pd Rutherford, Harvey pd .ll'd p1l She pl1erd, Rud.. pd pd pd !Stamper. Pol~ J . pd pd pd Tucker, Wade R. pd Rutherford, Isom pd Shepherd, D . F. pd pd pd Stamper, Lessie R. pd pd Tucker, J. A. pd lluth~.ri()Td, Tho"'- pd pd pd I Shepherd, ,Jo'hn pd I Suimper, R. E. pd pd 1Tucker, S. F. pd pd pd Rutherford, Creed M. ; Shep here!, Cora pd pd pd Stamper. Lessie pd Tucker, .J. A. J. .p'd pd pd . pd pd pd I Shepherd, Talty Pd. Yr. 1926 Stamper, Laura -pd· · Tucker, Wade R. Pld Rutherford, Rcr• :P<i pd pd j Shuler, A lbert E. pd pd pd Steadham, R. L. pd Tucker. Ray E. pd pd ltut-h'Crford, A . L. M. pd pd pd Shuler, s .C. pd pd; pd Steadham. Nora pd Tucker, Dora pd pd pd Ruthserfo1·d. D, M . pd pd I Shuler, R .F. pd pd pd Stone, J . F, pd pd pd Tucker, Ceha J. pd pd pd RuflherfXJrd, Water pd ! Shuler, F. Cedelln pd 11a pd ,Stone, W. N. pd1 pd pd ·rucker, Nancy l!i. pd pd1 ~uthe11ford, Ale-x pd pd Shuler, Mintie M . pd pd pd Stone, J. M . pd pd pd Tucker, Omie a. pd Rutheriord, .rohni pd pd 1Shuler, Susan T. pd pd· pa Stone, _L. C. pd pd Tucker, Orno. P... ppdd pd RuthA:?rford, V. W. pd Shumate, J .Doll pd Stone Beulah pd Turner, W. W. u Rptherford, Minnie p<I pd pd Shumate, K. A. pd pd' pd Stuart. L. G. pd pd Turner, .Rosa A. pd .p-d· pd Ru.therford,Almedia pd pd Shumate, Kenley F. pd pd !Stuart. John pd Vaught, A. F. pd pd pd RutherJlo.l"d, B. B. pd pd• pd ~humate, Brack pd pd Stuart, 0. W. pd pd Vaught. 0. R. pd pd, pd Rutherford, Mattie C . Shumate, T. J. pd pd· pd Sturgill, F. M. pd• pd Vaught, R. E. pd pd .pd pd pd pd Shumate, Rev. J . R. pd pd pd Sturgill, J. E. pd pdi pd Vaught, Ollie M. pd pdl pd Rut.heford, Ve_rn~ pd pd pd S humate, J. F. •p<l; pd· pd ' stanford, Alma pa pd Vaught, Minnie M. pd pd Ruther ford, L1zz.1e pd nd pd Shumate Jenn-ae od pd pd IStanford, Pearl 111. pd Vaught, Martha J. pd pd ·Pd R.ut.herford, Mau.d ~d pd Shumate, Carrie pd pd j' Stanford, .Lucinda ·pd Vaull!bb. Ellen pd pd pd Rutherford, H. A._ pd pd pd . Shum.ate, Kate. pd: pd pd Suits. J. E. pd pd pd \ra ugh.t, Nan pd )ld pd Ruther,ford, Nanme p.d !Shumate, Carrie L. pd iSuits, .r. A. pd pd ~aught, Minnie A. pd Ruth.erford·, Maggie pd pd : Shupe, Bert pd pd :suits, Winnie pd \•anhoy, J. W. .J)'d. pd pd Rutherford, Lillie , pd I Sizemore. J W pd· pd· Suits, Myrtle pd pd pd Vanhoy, .Ea'd ~ pd pd Sage, Leste r pd pd pd S izemore, .roiin · pd Suits, Minnie pd pd Vanhoy, L. R. pd• pd pd :-:nge, .T. T. pd pd pd Sizemore, Lou Pd Sulltvan, F. M. pd pd. pd ! Vanhoy, J. H. pd pd p.d Sage, J ••T. p.d pd pil Smith, E. 1\f. pd pd Sullivan, .r. A. pd pd 'Pd Vanhoy, Fred .pd Sage, Roscoe p,d pd pd Sm~th, H. C. pd Sullivan, G. C. pd Vanhoy, Nancy A.. pd pd pd Sage, J. L . pd pd pd Smith, Hattie El pd• pd pd Sullivan, M. C. pd pd pd Vanhoy, Laura E. pd pd pd Sage, Maggie ,pd pd• pd Smithers, W. J. · pd pd pd Sull~van W. ~pd pd pd Van.h(ly, Verna E. pd pd Sage, Mary p,d Sparks, W. R. pd· pd pi! Sulhvan, Lessie pd• Var;ho·y , Ullie pd' .pd ji,d Sage, uola µd pd pd Spark"' Jo.tin pd pd pd Sullivan, Ellen pd pd pd 'Vanhoy\ A.lice Pd Sage, Snrs.h pd Sparks, A J pd pd Sullivan, RoS!l pd •pd pd Waddel • '-'· E. pd pd Pd Sage, Penrl Pd. Yr. 1926 Sparks Eitle pd pcl Sullivan, Margarett pd Waddell, J. W. pd pd pd Sanders, Jrro. W. pd pd pd Sparks: El izabeth.C. pd' pd pd Sull!van, Alice pd Waddell, C. H. pd .¢ San.ders1....Qelter M. pd Sparks, Mrs. w. R. pd Sull~van; Nora pd Waddell, Eugene p<i pd Sayers, Welburn R. ,pd Sparks, D. L. pd' pd• pd Sull!vnn, Inn. pd Waddell, Martha C. ptl pd pu Sawyer&. W .,R. p.d . Sparks, R. R pd pd pd : Su1hvan, Lu1itnda pd Waddel~ Maude pd pd p.d Sayers, Ma~ti~ pd pd Speake, W.R. pd pc!· pd ,' Sutberland, J. z, pd pd Wagg, J. W. .p'd pd pdSawye!'s, Molhe pd Speaks, Drucie pd pd p.d Sutherland, Lettie Mae Wagg, J. T. pd pd· pd SebaEJt!an, W. w_. pd pd pd Spealcs, Gincy c. pd pd Pd pd• pd Wagg, C. A. pd pd pd Sebasf.!an, Charlie R. pd pd !Spene.er, Gwyn pd· p.d' Summers. Q._ H. pd pd pd Wagg, Dr. A. W. pd pd Sebast!an, E. ,pd n.d pd Spencer, Everett pd Sullins, Hess1e 111. pd Wagg, S. W. J)fd .pd Pd Sebiwt!an, M. pd pd pd Spencer, Lonnie P. pd pq TayJor, C. F. 'Pd Wagg, 'Al.Ima• II pdi .p d Pd! Seba~an, C. pd pd pd Spencer, Orie L. pd• pd pd Taylor, Calvin pd Wagg, L. J. pd pd pd i?,ebast!an, Dent pd pd pd Spencer, Blake pd pd pd Taylor, Steve pd pd pd Wagg, Sallie F. pd pd: Pd ~ebast!an, Stev.e B. . J>d $peneer, E. M. pd pd Tayl or, W. E. pd Wagg, Hattie pd pd· pd Sebn~an, Enn~ce, pd pd Spencer, W. G. pp' pd pd Taylor, Andy pd .pd pd Wagg, Mattie pd Sebastian, Lettie pd p . d p.d Spencer, Kilb)· p.d pd pd ' Taylor, H. J. pd· pd< pd Walton, E. W. pd pd Sebast~an; Ro;ie . pd Spencer, Chns. E. pd pd Tavlor, J. R. pd pd pd Walton, S. V. pd .pd pd ~ebast!al'\, M:mrue pd pd pd Spencer, S. A. pd pd pd TA)·lor, Laura pd pd pd Walton, Floyd pd pd pd Sebastian, May pd pd pd S pencer J. O pd pCI pd Taylor, Lela M. pd .p.d pd Walton, Ceborb @· Sebastian, Jennie pd pd Spencer: D. E. pd pd pd Taylor, M. J. d pd •pd Walt~n, T. F. p-d, pd pd Sebastian, Bettie p,d pd pd Spence1·, Marshall pd pd pd Taylor, Ett.a pd Pd , pd Walton, J. M. pd pd pd Rebastian, Matti'!! pd f.i1>cncer, W. I. pd pd pd Tedder, B. 'L. pd pd pd Walton, C. s. pd pd Seba'Slt.ian, Kate 'Pd. Yr. 1926 Spencer, C. W. pd pd pd Tedder, L. l3. pd pd ·µd Walton, Wayne pd Sebastian, May Belle p.d Spe11cer, G. H. pd pd pp Teater, J. L. pd pd pd Walton, Mary pd pp. Sells, F. llf. pd pd pd S pencer, Orville pd· pd pd Tester, Etf.!l A. pd pd pd Walton, idary J . pd Sells, C. W. pd SuSte pd Walton, Almedn pd pd 1Spencer, W. T. (Bud)pd pd pd Teste1-. Sells, G .. W. pd I Testerman, L. F. pd pd pd Walk er, J. F. p"d IJ4• pd Sells, C. M. pd pd Speireer, D. M. pd' pd pd Testerman> C. M. pd p.di pd Walker, C. E. p'dl ,pd) pd Se'lls, Cla~· pd 1 Spencer, W , L. p,d Testermatt, Lester W Walker, Quertvpt! Sells, Al~ie pd Spencer, G. F. pd pd pd Testerman, Thos. M. pd pd Walker, Johny Watson Sells, Pluna pd· ,pd pd Spencer. Wiley T. pd· pd' pd Testerman., W. B. pd pd Pd.Yr. 1925 Sells, 4ura. pd pd pd Spencer, W. W. pd pd pd Testerman, J. S. pd pd Watk~. 1L!lu1-a· p~ ) I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I ~:~f~r;'TttoKe E. ~~ ~~; ~ ~~=~~:~: ti. ~- ·~~ ~ ~~ t~:1'r:!~ gr1e':· Cf pd Senber, W. M. pd· pd pd Spencer, Mitchell pd pd Testerman, N. L. pd pd Senter, .J. q. Pd. Yr 1926 Spencer, Tl,eo ,p(i: pd• pd Testerman, J. WJ.nt pd pd Senter .Malissa pd pd Spencer, Victor F. pd Testerman, Jo:.hn W ..pd pd Ssenter, ~~ MWaeM... · pd Spencer, C.has pd pd Testermaf4 J. W. pd· pd enter, •'-'·"" . pd Spencer, Gwyn r>d Testerman, A. L. pd pd Sexton, W. W. pd: pd· pd Spe!lcer, M. ,p d Tcsllerman, Olevelnnd Se.i cton, H. E. pd Spencer .V .F'. pd pd pd S.ext.on, W. F. pd pd pd Spencer, W. W . pd Testerman, .lames pd pdi Sexton, L. B.. pd pd pd !Spencer ,C .W. pd Te'Stern1an, Calvin pd pd Sexton, W. M. pd' pd P<\fft{'e;1~l~o~f)~At'Ae't-ft'Alf8ifaf£~· F . pd; p'd pd ~:l~:~: ~zie Pd Walker, Eliza J . pd Walls, John N. pd IValle, J. R. pd Wnlls, T. G. Pd Walls, M G • Walls, H.' C. · pd Wall~ Geo. w. pd Walls. c. s. pd Walls, Mary J. pd Walls. Mendi-e E. i;J. pd pd .pd· pd .p i! pd pd ~· pd pd Pd d pd d pd ~ ~d ~ pd pd .p·d pd pd pd pd �Page 181 WILSON DISTRICT 1922 23 24 , 1922 21 24 , Phipps, Laura pd pd pd Price, Bettie Phipps, Verna M. pd pd p,d Price, Lelia Phipps, Ellen Lou pd Price, l•'a nnie P·hipps, F. C. pd pd pd Price, Amelia Phipps. Pinkie pd Prii:e, Flossie Phipps. Jessie p d Price, Dais;r Phipps, Louise E. pd· pd Price, Berd1e Ph;pps, Ella pd Price, Elin J. Phipps, Viola pd Price, Fannie Phipps. Verdie pd Pugh, S. T. Phipps, Zell pd pd Pugh, Sam Phipps, Rl:i:se pd pd pd Pugh, Mitch, Phipps, Lou E llen pd pd Pugh, C. G. P1hipps, Bertie B. pd • Pugh. R L. Phipps, Bird• pd pd pd 1Pugh, A. P. Phipps, Mattie pcL II Pugh, S. L. P,hipps, Lola M. pd Pugh, Lester A. Phipps, Jennie R. Goss pd Pugh., J. T . Phipps, Mary W. pd \ Pugh, R. F. Jr. Ph.ipps, Carrie pd pd' Pugh, Walter Phi·pfre, Drucie pd pd pd Pugh R . R. Phipps, Carrie pd Pugh, C. N. PJripps, Lola pd I Pugh ; R. L. ~~Wg;; ~j,:· ~~· gi pd pd pr! pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd• pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd. pd pd pd pd p d pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd pcl pd pd pd pd ~~~·. ¥,;·e1;r~ pd !Reed,·, M. C. pd Reed)-. Blaine 1922 23 24 1922 23 24 pd 11fo1Je rts. pd lt-Oberts. pd Reedy, Lou pd pd pd Ro lJ" rts. pd , Reed y, Do ra pd pd pd 1 l< ohcr ts . pd Reedy. Dorthula pd ffobe re?. pd Reedy, Maude pd pd Roberts. pd Reedy, :'>la~ge pd pd pd Robcrte , pd Recrly, Etti e . pd pd pd lwbcrui . pd Reedy , Olli e pd pd pd l!ohc r~e., Reed~-. En.nice pd pd pcl f!o bcrts , pd . Reedy, Dorn pd pd pd . Roberta. pd Reedy, l na pd pd pd fl ober ts. pd Reec\.'" Hosa pd p d pd f{ obcrts, pd nee dy, Na uai e pd pd pd Rober ts . Reedy , Mollie pd pd pd Ro beris . pd t Reed y, Grace p<l pd pd Ro berts . pd Reedy, Lara pd pd j Uo bcrtu, pd R.eedy, Ocrn e lia • pd pd pd pd needy, Jan e pd pd . Ro be rts. pd Recd~-, Polly Ann pd pd pd Roher m . pd Reedy, Effie V. pd pd pd Hoberts. pd 1 , Ree dy, Lula ;\!. pd pd pd Rober ta. pd I Ret'dy, Martha pd pd pd 1flobe rts. I I i I I 9rs 1' ~~~~~'. ~il~~ g~ R. A . E rwch pd pd pd pd p<l, pd pd pd. pd Z. B. p d pd, pd W . E. M. pd p d pd T . C. pd pd pd W rn. J. pd pd p1I E. R. p d· pd pd .r. M. pd pd pd Ed wi ni pd G le n n pd J. W a l ~1· pd prl S tu a rt C. pd p<l \V. W . pd G .C. J><I Ra\' Pd. Yr. 19!..G. E. 'C ic·m c utin e p d pd pd An pd :\iyrtlc C . pd N e lli e ,J. pd F'lorn pd p d pd El zo rn pd pd pd H. W . !~~g~~~: ~:rr;~e ~~ ~~ P<1. P-ir. i E. pd N. pd Pugh, H. Cone pd Reedy, Mali ssic pd pd pc! , Rob erts. Laurn M.. pd pd pd Pugh. Ruth E.. pd pd Reerly, Leora pd H<>b ert.a. Franc is O. pd pd pd pd Pugh, Josie pd pd pd I l! eoedy, Celia pd pd llohe rta ,Thuma .r. pu pd pd pd pd Pugh, Laura R. pd pd pd Reedy, S. Jane pd Roue rts. Lo in F. pd. pd pd pd pd pd Pugh, Myrtle pd• Tteedc: , Maud e M. pd lloh t-rts, Halli e pd pd pd pd pd pd Pu(!"h, Annie B. pd Reedy, E IJln.l ine pd pd R.oberts, Nancy M . pd pd pcl pd Pugh, Rose pd · \ Reedy. Demmn pd Rober ts , Emmn pd pd pd pd pd· pd Pugh, Emma pd pd pd Re edy, lna . pd Ro ber ts, Cl~· dc pll p d pd pd Pul!)h, Stella Mae pd Ree1ly, Dn1c1e pd Ro berts , Della pd pd pd pd pd Pug.h , Cordelia pd I Reedy, Dellu pd Ro berts, A . A. pd pd pd P ugh, Annre Laura pd Reed)'. Malinda pd. Roberts . Myrtle pd pd pd pd Pugh, Winnie C. pd pd pd Recd, P . F'. pt! pd Rio bcrts, Laura pd pd pd pd Pugh, Maude pd Reied , Eli pd pd Roberts , Sarah pd pd. pd pd Pug,h, w. c. pd I !te ed. Ellen pd Hob ei1s, w:. H. pd pd. Pugh, Min:tie pd pd pcl Reeves, D ew12}' pd 1 r><l J Ro bbins. R. L. pd pd Pugh Annie C' pd • Reeves•.r. :\1. pd pd pd Ro bbins, E. L. pd Otl pd ~tl~i~; pd pd pd Pugh; w ..J. ' pd pc! Reeves, W. C. pd ptl pd Ro bbins . F'. L. pd pd P' Jk' ,: · pd pd pd Pugh, Laura pd pd Reevce, Ju o. ~f. pd R.oobbin s, Hosn A. pd pd pd p\iiJ~~· ·~al"'Y. Stone pd. pd pd Pugh, Maude M. pd · Reeve~ Ro!Jt. pd{ pd p d llobbin e, Malinda pd P i.Jk· • eas1e pd Pugh Ruth pd· pd 1Reeves, G. L. pd pd pd Rose: R. L . pd pd pd Pl ll'.!S, MWgle B. pd Pugh' Cora pd. pd ' Reev es, W. F. pd. pd pd r.o8c , Mn"Sti n pd pd pct Pl~~~:~· A · pdd pdd pd Pugh'. Rose L. pd · · Reeves, G. F. pd pd pd Rose, Walker pd pd pd Plummer' E . L ' · P P Pugh. R. Ellen pd Reeves, Ruby E.. pd Rose, J. L. pd Plummer; i p ', pd pd pd Pugh, ~tella pd Ree'V'CS, Ruby pd Rose, S. E. pd. pd pd · pd pd pd Pugh Sarah A pd lteeves. Lau la pd Rose, B. It. pd pd pd Pl ummer, S. M d Pd P d p ugh,' ·Anru<? · · p(] pd Reeves, ELeonh pd pd "" pd Plummer E A. Pd. i~ "~M. ·~-= J\·[asti'n Plummer' C · • P pd pd Pu~h. Rosa L. pd 1 R~es, stell e pd nose , Kyl e pd Plummer' R. pd P<!. pd Qu! llen, Elmer pd pd ' Reeves, Lessie s. pd pd pd Roa.::. Je:rtin pd pd pd Plummer Je ii· E pd pd pd Qu!llen, R. w. pd pd pd ' Reeves, R M. pd Rose, Willie o. pd Plummer' J~.1e..,.. pdrl QlJ.!'llen, LE. pd pd. pd 1Reeves, Cora A. pd i'l< ee, Ruth pd pd pd Plummer: Judi1en ui . pd pd Qu!llen, M. C. pd 'pd pd jReeves, Dorthula R. pd pd pd 11"sc, .Jenu.ic pd pd pd· Plumm"r u ia P Quillen., .J. L. pd pd pd H.cevee, Ettie 1''. pd pd pd Rose, Celia pd pd pd · · pd Quille n J v · pd pd Reevee, Blanc.he pd pd 1,0!N!. W e !tn 1 P lummer Francis pd pd d d Q ci or pd. pd· pd Reeves, Mae pd Hose. Nannie pd pd 1 Plummer' Zella ppd d pd QU!1 en, C. G.. ~" I Reeves, Corn E.. ~• pd !loss, Rnscoe c. pd pd ,pd P lummer' Al" P P ui !en, Guy "" Rh d D A •~ Plumme1r' B ~ pd pd Quillen, Victoria pd oa es, · · pd· pd pd Ross ••r. M. pd pd pd pd pd pd Plummer', C~ra eE Pg Pd pd . Qu!llen, Eula Maepd ~~ pd ~~~~~l.i~n~ T. pd J Hoss, .1. F. pd pd P lummer F A . pd pd pd Qu!lln , Clyde p~ pd! Richn.rd60'n R B pdd pd pd ~cs&, yeo. E. pd Plummer: F iora p d pd Qu!llen., Rebecca J. ppd pd pd R!chardsou: o". M. p<lp pd pd ri~!~: w.B.'v" . Plummer Wave P Quill en, Maude R h d F v v .,, ,, pd pd P·I Plummer: Ollie , pd Qu!llen, EuJa pdd IC ar son, <ran k pd pd Ross, R. L. pd pd· pJ Plummer Jestin pdd QuU!en, ;Rebe<:ca d d Pel llic.llardson, J. Sherman rvosa, Chnn. A. pd pd pd E p R,osh Q. F p p p R" h pd pd pd I P.oss. B. n. P l umm P!l ;"! ).d Pl ~r, mma J. pd RO!lrr'. Tho~ D !l? pd pd tc aroson, .r. H. pd pd pd Hosa, E. C . pd p r! rd Pl ~~~!~· fua~ pd pd pd Rosh , Brack · Pd. Yr .. 1926. Richardson, L. W. pd pd Ross, W. Gar::ietl pd pd pd Ppe, E. R. ss1e d ., pd Ros.h, Gertrude pdd pd p d RR1!ccbhaarrddssoonn, L. A. pd pd Ross, W. E. pd r>d p<l Poe J M P Pu pd Ray, J. D.. P • J. F. pd pd pd Boss, T. K. p,d pd pd Poe: Parker Pd· pdd Ray , Eliza pd R!chardson, R. C. pd pd Ross, L . H. pd pd ·pd Poe E L P Reed.y , Joe pd pd pd R!chardson, Z. W. pd· pd pd Ross, J. Leellcr pd pd pd 1R!-Chnrdson, M. E. pd pd pd Rioss, S. P. P oe'. Lal ~ pd, Reedy, Jti'ley pd pd ptl pd Pollard D p pdd Pdd Pd !Reedy, J . F. pd pd• pd R!chard~on, W. L. pd pd pd Ross, Ca rl pd i;d pd Poo.le, ChArlt;. Pd P Reedy, N.' O. pd pd pd R.!chardson, C. 1\1. pd pd pd Ross . T. A. pd pd pd Poole, c. P Reed~·. Bradford pd fl.ic.hardson, F. M. .Pel Ross., E. P. pd pd pd p 00 I · pd pd Reedy W lte pd pd. Richardson;, Fl1Jlyd E. pd 1 Roes, A. W. pd pd pd e, Alice pcl pd pd 1 R ' :a r pd: pd pd Richar dson, R. Lance pd Ro•s. nush· ,pd pd pd P.orter, Alex pd pd d n!~y, J. R. pd" pd R!cahrds.on, R. M . · pd Ross, J. N. pd pd ~=· ~~ C. pd· P R.e~d~· .~us~· M pd· pd pd R!chardson, .r. G, pd pd Ross.. E.. L . pd p .cl. pd Porter'. Blan.'.ke ,, pdd pcid pdd Reedy, Abe pd pd pd H~chardeon, Oscar Pd: Yr. 1926 Ross, John M. pd pd pd p _._ R '-'" .I\.. P P p Reedy Mo g n pd pd pd R!cbardson, Mandiy _pd pd pd Ross, A M. pd ,pd pd p~rt;· z~aJ. Pd pd pd,Reed'Y'. w.rw. pd pd pd jf.1chardson, Mintie E. Rore, w. A. pd pd pd Porter: Kate Pel pd Reedy, L. C. pd pd pd . pd pd pd Ross, L. M. pd Powers C pd Reed'Y, A. E. pd pd pd I R. !chards.on, Mollie pd pd pd Ross. Earl E. pd, Powers' B · L · pdct pdd pd J Reedy, Glen V. pd pd pd R!chardson, Lona pd pd pd R.oos, Othl'l'w F . pd eowers' :H P P pd Reedy, C. B. pd pd R.i.cba i dson, Emma pd pd pLI RoS'S, Ida pil pd Powers' Emma pd pd pd R.eedy, G. O. pd pd pcl R!chardson Dorn, pd1 pd pd Ross, Bessie pct Powers: Be lva Pdd d Reedy, ·Glen V . pd . pd pd R!r,harown, Olhe pd pd p.d Hoss. Media pd pd pd' Po.wers, Bertha P P Reedy, C. B. pd pd ! ll1;chardson1 Sarnh J . pd pd pd , RO&>, Myr tle pd pd pd Privett, AmbnC>Se R d pd pd R.eedz. G. u. pd pd p•l J !11char'dson, Cathm-inie Ross, Em.ma L. pd Privett M ··Pd p~ ~~ pdpd R :chardson, Bl P~ pdcl. pd Ross-. Virginia pd 1• 1ReeG'" Gl en' M. Prjvett; Iv~ry · P Pd pd 'e edv. N. Rt. P "" i fl' h dso .,. Y P p pd R.oos. L . M. pd Pr~'Vett, Elizabeth, d pd Reed_Y, J. V. pd .Pd pd •.c ar n, •' 1om pd p <i prl Roo11, ll'ronJci ~ pd pd Pri.vett, F'. R. P Reediy. C. V, pd nd pd ' H~ ch M" dtit111. /.\ 111lie 1 pcl lt.>J ~~ . Allee pd I'd pd Presley, L<Jua H p IP~ pu R e<!d y , 1'. Ji'. pd t}d 1n1J!) IP , A . W . p tl p rl p d Roro, Mn1..fohn prl pd p <l P rll;~ Jj Ii · ' · r . 1 :lZ6 Jteetlv J H ""' p <l p<l lt i dtl l e , Em ma pd pcl Ross, Maggi e J . t>d ruJ P<I l'i·ioe' ~ 1wl JHI 1,<J H.,..,1:;.: .i. Claude p·d Rlf fe y, S. L. pd pd Boss, Ammn C. ,pd prl Pric e ' 'I' 1., "' "~ 1n1 pd lteed y, W . Irvin pd pd pd fi!f fey, Itollt. pd pd prl Hoss. Delln pd pr! pd Prjee'. A v". ~d pprL d d rteed y, Willie pd pd pd R1ffey , f.l•u\ ' " pd 11'<>"9, C nlldis ntl pd prl PrJ(•e J [' •' 11 Jileedy O M ,,dj .J pd pd mrroy , w1 11 P11. Yr. J !JZ6 l1.<.1 ui;, o.,.,.... '" ' • ' A II _, , JHl ,. r1d pd 1Ile.,dy.• !1. ·n . • RHfe y, Marthn pd' pd pd Rol<S • Ma~· B, 1 11d d I R P1'.i ~" I. 11 Il .1 ")' I>d Pl'iuu' ; 1 · c r..-1 p tl p <dJ JH0011y , w . A . pd pd Tl o >1n non, · . . pw pd! pd fioss Snm 1 V pd ;pd' p.1 l' nce; o. l·L II~ pd I' . Reed y, 1;. H, pd pd J}d Robi nson, El i.zu p d pd pr! Bos!!.' Z ella M ~ pd pd pd P i-ice, E . 'f, Pd P•di pd lRiP.edy, O. G. pd p d pd Roliinno rt. M n r\y Vo . pd 1>d rto,.,., f:!Lo lhL Fny I'd pd pd Price N G P P pd lteC'dy, .r. M. .od 1ul ltube r b!I, ,N-enl pd prt. Iloss .Julin pd pu pd .· • ~ ,- · pd pd1 pd Itccdy, c. A . pd !OObClrl.s, folly pd pd pd Hoss, Ci nth a prl• pd p, !Ce. I . It. Pel r>d pd Reed~ W 13 pd pd !toberts, W. T. pd Ross, Celi a pd ' vv\ pd P n ue, A mb ros fid ll d ' W · d Rob erts W H d' dJ d R P II "" Pri ce, l"rnd P d 19 .6 I Rec ' · ayne P • . .. P P P oss, o Y pd pcl p . ·~· . eedy ..Tames W . pd pd Roberta. .J. I{. [XI pd p<I n.oac, Annn C tpd r !ce. 1!.rnma pd pcL pd ; Reedy, Marshall pd ll<Jher l's, J. C. pd' pd pd Ross. M I'S. S. pd Pr~ce. Ella . p d· Ree d y, ,J. M pd Roh c 1·w . R. B. pd p d pd flos.s, Op a l P d.. Yr. 192u. 1 Price . l~ss1e pd pd pd R<1edy, fl.. It, pd Ro lie r ls, IC R. pd· pd pd ll.ou p, .ras. pc! pd p<l P~!llips, D. C. P!11llips, J . P. Pierce, Sol C P\erce, P. S. · Pierce, M. W Pieree, T M: · Pierce, R : C. Pier ce, A. M. Pierce, E. C. Pierce, Dora PJerce, Laura E. P ierce, Sarah E. P!erce, Martha P!erce, Lo~retta P!erce, Elvira J . P!e~e. Laura p,d I I p:Mw. I J· I 't'· I ·n ' · .W·. 4 I • w I I I I l w w I I w y./,,..,·,. I l m. M. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 183 WILSON DISTR!CT 1922 28 24 1922 23 24 1922 23 24 1922 23 24 pd pd pd Williams, Mrs. W. J. pd Young\ E. 0. pd pd pd Walls, Bettie C. pd pd pd Weaver, s. H. Walls, Louise pd Weaver, J. R. pd pd pd Williams, Dora L. , pd Youn.g , R. M.. pd pd pd pd pd Weaver, H. C. 'pd pd pu Williams, Ina pd Young, Carl $. pd pd pd Walls, Ettie pd 1 Weaver, Wayne pd Williams, Nannie R. pd Young, J. M. pd pQ. pd \Valls, Loise Williams.H Dora pd Young, J. Alex pd Walls. ·Louie Pd pt! IWeaver, A. F . w·1 p d y L M d d Ward, Lester pd ,,.!!cox, J ·D · Pd young, E.dd" · Ppd P Pd p-0 pd Weaver; W . M. d · 1 son, .. · P oung, 1e pd Ward'. Claude pt! Weaver, Wade H. P ' Wilson, A. M . pd Young, Oscar Ward, N. A . pd pcl Weaver, Ruth Pd. Yr. 1926 Wilson, A. J. pd pd pd Young, V. L. pd Ward, Nathan pd Weaver, Fr-ona pd pd Wil£on, Tom Pd·. Yr. 1925 Young, Clyde , pd Ward, W. M : pd pd pd Weaver, Polly pd pd pd Wilson .Mary E. pd Y<>ung, Maude pd pd· Ward, S. C. pd pd pd Weaver, Lutitia pd pd Wilson, Mary C. pd Y.oupg, Bessie E. pd pd Wun.I, Carl pd_ : Weaver, Pearl pd pd pd Wingate, J. W, pd. pd pd Young, Margaret~ pd pd Ward, Lewis pd .))'ti pd I Weaver, Lockie pd pd pd Wingler, W. H. pd Young, N:umie pd pd pd Ward, Z. F. pd pd· pd Weaver, Fannie pd pd pd Wingler, Mary L. pd Y.oung, Labou M. pd pd Ward, T. W. pd pd pd Weaver, A!li'llie pd pd pd Wiliherspoon, L. H. pd pd ·pd Yeung, Cora V. pd- pd pd Ward, C. J. pd pd Weaver, Saphrona pd pd pd Willey, M. A. pdd Young, Caroline A. pd pd Ward, Clarence pdpd pd I \Yea..-ier., iBe.!Jlie p-dWiley, Hellen M. P Young, A-manda C. pd pd, pa Ward, Claude S. pd Weaver, Luzella or L. Z. Wood. Lector Pf pd Young, I;ucv C. pd pd · Ward, Bessie pd pd pd pd pd Wood, Sherman p pq Young, M. A. pd pd Ward, Clyde pd pd pd Weaver, Florence pd Wood, J. M. pd Young, Fanr\!e pd Viard, Nancy pd pd I Weaver, Catherine pd .pd Wood, C. W. pd . Young:, .El~zahei"th ; pd p;d Ward, Titia pd pd pd Weaver, Effie pd Wood, Floy:d p.d Young, Celia pd pd pd Ward, America pd pd pd "'enver, Mattie pd Wood, C. L. pd . pd 1 Y-oung, Id.a . pct Ward', Laura pd pd pd Weaver, Mattie .J. pd Wood, M. P. P.d Young, Laura pd pd Ward, Came pd pd pd Weaver, Effie P. pd Wood, Laura pd pd M. E. pd~ pd pd 1Young, Ward, Lillie B. pd pd pd Weaver. Artie· pd Wood, Martha pd d Young, Lillie 11{. pd pd Ward, Ettie pd 11d Wea¥1!r, Lizzie pd pa Wood, Iva M. pd p . Young, Ellen pd pd pd Ward, Ettie E. pd Weaver, Fanny pd Wood, Ella pd Young, Laura pd Ward, Bettie pd pd pd Weaver. Beulab pd Wood, Iva pd Young, Nora C. pd pd pd Ward, Jincy pd Weiss, T. M. pd pd pd Woods, Geo. H. pd pd pd You11g, J .. Clyde pd Ward, Bettle pd Weiss, B. C. ' pa Woods, R. H. pd. pd pd Young, C!ee pd pd pd Ward, Lillie V. pd pd pd Weiss, L. Agness pd Woods, W. W. pd pd. pd Young, Louisa pd pd Ward, Mad~e pd pd ,p d Wells, G. C. pd pd' pd Woods, Jno. W. pd pd pd Young, Mary M. pd pd' pd Ward, Molhe pd pd pcJ Wells. J. F. . pd pd pd Woods, Earl C. pd Young, Dell pd pd Ward, Francis pd Wells, J. A. pd pd pd Woods, Beatrice pd pd. pd Young, Nancy pd ' Ward. Nam R. pd pd pd Wells, A. H. pd pd pr! Woods,. Pearl M. pd pd pd Young, M-ollie R. pd pd pd Ward, Zelle pd Wells, R. C. pd ,pd pd Wright, W. B. pd, . Young, Stella F. pd pd Ward, Zollie M. pd Wells, J. F. pd Wright, W. F. pd pd .pd Young, Bernice pd Ward, Ruth Pd. Yr. 1926 Wells, Lul a pd pd pd Wright, J. P. pd pd pd Young, Lillie pd Ward, Vergie pd Wells, Anna Cox pd pd pd W.right, J. A. pd pd pd Young, Mittie pd Ward, Verna pd We.I ls. Grace E. pd pd pd Wright, D. C. pd ,pd pd Young, Mary E. pd \\Tatkins, C. E. pd Wells, Sallie M. pd Wright, Callie H. pd Young, Rose E. pd Watkfns, J. ti. pd Wells, Etta Jld pd pd I Wright, Mit:1lie B. pd Young, Mattie Mae pd pd Watkms, Lucy J. pd pd Wells. Ruth E. Pd. Yr. 1926. I Wright. Callie J. pd pd Young, Laura A. pd Wate'on, W. F. pd pd pd We.s t, Roscoe pd. Wrig.ht, Virginia G. pd. pd Young, Naucy A. pd, pd \Vatson, Hugh pd pd pd R. L. pd pd \Vyatt, Leonard pd Young, Rose pd Watson, Johnie Pd. Yr. l92S West. Wheatley, B. w. pd pd Wyatt, Lundy pd· pd Young, Mertie B. pd Walson, O. G. pd· \Vheatley, J. F. pli pd pd Wo/att. S. S. pd Y.<iung, Le~ pd Watson, Ollie M. pd pd pd Wheatley, Annie pd' pd Wyatt, J. D. . pd P.d pd Yonce, S. T. pd pd War:ren, E. P. pd pd Wheatley, Drucie A. Wyatt, Dewey pd Yonce. Oma pd pd Warren, T. R. pd pd pd pd pd pd Wyatt, T-om Pd.. Yr. 1926 York, Lewis N. pd pd pd Warren, L. P. pd pd W.heeler. Dora pd Wyatt, Mazy pd COLORED pd. pd Warren, J . H. Wilbar, Dr. J. Q. pd pd .pd Yates, S. D. pd . Cox, Rev. R. C. pd pd pd Warren, Carrie J . pd Wilblir. Eli~abclh pd pd. pd Young, L N. pd .pd pd Cox, Wiley pd pd . Warren, Cora p-0. Wiles, E. E. pd pd YoUllg, J. V. pd. pd· 'pd Cox, Reece pd pa Wallace, Elizabeth pd Wiles, J. C. pd pd pd Young, M. Cleon pd pd· pd Cox, Julia . pd pa pd Weaver, T. J. pd pu Wiles, Celia pd Young, G. W . . pd pd G.e ntry, Mandy pd \V-eaver, A. M. pd pd Wiles, Ruby pd pd Young; a. F . P,d pd' pd Perkins, Troy pd Weaver. Rob~· pd pd Prl Wiles, Martha J. pd pd Yoong, J. A. pct pd Perkins, Jane pd Weaver, J. u. pd pd pd I Wiles, Munice pd· Young, S. F. pd pd pd Parsons, Handy pd Weaver, C. H . pd pd Wiles, Irrez pd pd Young, F. G. pd pd' pd Parsollll, Vascar Wayne pd Weaver, Granville pd pd Wile$, Grace pd YQung, E. G. pd, pd Parsona, Mrs. Ann pcl pd , W-eaver, E. B. pd pd pd Wiles, Martha pd Young, W. M. pd pd pd McMillian, Gre1?k p.:l Weaver, Guffy pd pd Williams, \V. J. pd Young, J. B. pd pd pd McKenn~·· Lyd'B pd Weaver, Arthur pd Williams, T .•J. pd i)d pd Younrg, F. L. P.d lld Phipps, Dailey pd pd Weaver, Quincy pd pd pd Williams, T. R. pd pd pd Yollng, Jas. A. pd. pd pd Phipps, Verna pd Weaver, W. W. .pd pd pd Williams, O. A. pd pd pd Young, Robt. M. pd pd pd Phipps, Jim pd Weaver, E. F. pd pd pd Williams, H. D. pd pd pd Y-oung, Lake A. pd pd Phipps, Belford pd Weaver, Grant pd pd pd \V11liams, Norman pd Young, W. H. pd, pd Isom, Bob o pd pd Weaver, Olaborne M. Williams. J. D'. ird Young, Luther pd . Isom, Millie pd pd pd pd Williams, Gertie pd Young, E. B. pd• pd pd Osborne, Coy pd Weaver, W. F. JYd pd pd Williams Dorn F. pd Young,' F. M. pd pd P,d Osborne, Conlv pt! \Vcaver, H. S. pd pd pd Williama,' Berdia J . · pd pd pd Young, F. Mc. pd pd pd Osborrte, Pearl pd Weaver, G . V. pd pd pd Williams. Inez E. pd Young, J. F . pd pd· pd Osborne, Meda pd I I I I I VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 184 - ELK CREEK DISTRICT 1922 23 Anders, 0. 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C.· pd pd 115 A t!n, Z~lhe pd Austin, Abee pd pd ~tlf!lo~ ~on; pd pd Bart00 'J F. · pd • • • pd Pd f_el{ pd Barker Luthe P d Barker' Ethel r d P Barber)·, w. s. ~d P~ Barbery J H d Pd Barbery'. Stelia ~d pd Barber·y Marv pd P Barber.J': Alice pd Ball, Con pd d !tall, Lizzie pd gd Ba ker, W. W. pd Pd Baker w N Baker: Addi~ M. pd Pd· Baker, Hannah Jane Benn!Jigton, Bedia pd pd tlenn!-IJgton, Ella • pd pd Beonmgton, Ma"" pd d Bennington AniJe pd ~ Bennington: s. 'r. pd pd Bennington C s pd d Bennington: d Pd ·Benninrtnn, Clay c. ~d ~d Bedwell, P. L. d d Bedwell, H. A. ~d ~d Bedwell J R d d Bedwell'. j_ K.. ~d gd Bedwell, Marlin pd Bedwell R R d .i. Bedwen; Maiden ~d ~d Bedwell, Hobert pd. Bedwell, C. L. d Bedwell, Clarence p pd Oedwell W R pd d Bedwell' J pd Pd Bedwell: Rex' pd Bedwell w H Pd Bedwell' Biiy8 ·F Pd Bedwell' G M · P Bedwell; ll~o. 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H. pd- pd pd Cox, J . A. pd pd. pd Cornett, Clare'Qce w. pd Delp, F. R. pd pd pd Farllli)J', J.B. Cox. 1l.. C. pd pd pd Cornett, W. A. pd Delp, W. B. pd pd pci Farmer, Larma pd Cox, .T. F. pd pd pd Cornett, Sam A. pd Delp, P. M. pd Farmer, Sessie pd pd pd Cox, J. W. pd pd pd Cornett, Belle • pd pd pd Delp, W. E. pd pd pd Farmer, Lessie pd pd pd Cox, P. M. pd pd pd Cornett, Mary pd pd pd Delp, W. W. pd pd pd F'armer, Dell pd Cox, H. A. pd pd pd Cornett, CaUie pd pd Delp, B. L. pd pd pc! Farmei;, Ida pd pd pd Cox, E . 1>1. pd. pd pd Cornett. Ennice pd pd pd Delp, Joe f. pd pd pd. Fanner, Ossie pd pd pd Cox, G. C. pd pd pd Cornett, Lotitia pd pd pd Delp, C. G. pd pd pd Farmer, Ada pd Cox , Elbert p d pd pd Cornett. L. Della pd pd Delp, R. E. pd 'pd pd Farm&. Lura pd Cox, Wm. F. pd pd- pd Cornett, F.lizabeth pd pd Delp, J. F. Jr:. pd Fielder, Worley pd pd pd Cox, Cammet pd Cornett. Alice pd pd pd Ot!lp, M. R. pd pd pd Fielder, C. 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Ph1na pd Fielder, Susan V. pd Cox, R. M. pc;! ~nrnett, Amanda pd pd pd Delp, N~n,n~e. pd pd pd Fielder, Drucy pd pd pd · Cox, J. Wayrre Pd. Yr. 1920 ~·r.niett, l:..au.a pd pd 1Dolp, V1rsiln1a pd pd pd F!elder.Atro. pd pd Cox, Gav le · pd pd ~ "?rnelt. Gen eve pd Delp, Sarah E. pd pd i:-o Fielder, Lu tie pd 'Pd Cox. E . <::one P d. Yr. 1925 •Cornett, Zollie A. pd Pelp., May. pd pd pd 1Fielder, Edith JJ. pd Cox, Edna pd i' U;>rnett, Mrs. l\1. Mt pd pd pd De lp, Bettie pd pd pd Fielder, Magitc pd pd Cox, May pd pd pd Cornett, Cora A. pd pd pd De.)p, Lu~: A. pd £.'ielder, Edit!\ pd Qix, M. Bena pd Cornett, O. Ellen pd pd pd Delp, Nettie pd pd pd Fielder, Biddie pd pd Cox, Bena pd pd pd 1 Cornett.. Dell pd pd pd I Delp, Emma A. pd Fielder, Ettie pd Cox. Alice pd pd pd Cor nett, Linnie pd pd pd I Delp, ~elllla B pd pd pd 1Fielder, Susan Cox, Agness pd pd od C:>rnett. Jennie pd pd Delp. ~ a · pd Fields, C. L. pd pd pd Cox, Fannie pd Prl pd Cornett. Myrtle pd pd pd Delp, Con pd pd Fiel~. Bina pd Cox. Mattie pd pd pd Cornett, S:irah 'A. pd pcl Delp, M~ry E. pd pd pd · Fields, 'Etta pd Cox. Sessie pd ptl pd , Coroett, Pr~illa pd Delp, Efi~ pd pd pd Fields, Mary E. pd Cox. Leota pd pd pd 'I Cornett, Pearl pd pd 1 Delp, Eunice pd F1ggett. G. W. pd pd Co:~. Cynt:hn pd pd pd Corn ett, Paarl pd j Delp, Elfa pd Figgett, R. C. Pd. Yr. 1926 r.ox, Fay pd j Comett, Mrt. K. c. pd pd pd DDel p, ELmma pd pd Figgett, Mdude pd Cox, Lee pd pd pcl I Cornett, Ethel pd a1p, uoy pd pd ., Fine, Edd pd pd Cox, Pearl pd pd pd · Cornett, Llllinn pd Delp, Laura pd Fine, Lizzie p<l pd pd Cox, Ell en pd pd pd ·, Cornett, Flora pd Delp, Cora E. pd !Freeman, R. K. .pd Cox, Hessie pd pd pd Cornett, Esther pd pd pd Delp, Eva pd Freeman; J . P. pd Cox, Jettie pd pd pd ' Cornett, Amelia pd pd D~lp, Lu(l.V M. pd Fulton, S. M. pd pd pd Cox, Pearl pd pd pd I Cor nett, Mary B pd Dickenson, L. C. pd pd pd Fult.on, J. 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P Pd1 f,u w I I I I Ai'·. 1111 1]11r rin (f • Huri·1 11g1J111 . ~- L Him l ntt/JfJ I r · ,1 /IY-' 1.1v~ tl11i 1 11·'' • M ~,v 11™ I l . Il fl!ues, Mari• 1\1 ~ Aflf' li~1~d~' pd pd pd l ~!•/A' ' • 1'~ •• • ., It: , /tt.~ )\'., "' nr l ~lf!iitl iir<: e~~'t!' 1 PaL, 1 1 11 111 111 l"I \HI l'fi \t<i11t Ht1\h . pd pd pd PU 1111 \HI I<Iti\ ( 'ill'l'H' Ma1! 1'1.l. Yr. t\J 26 111\ 11<1 l1 1i \\ 11\1 \ •.:tu pd �Page 187 ELK CREEK DISTRICT = l mr 'ti 1922 23 24 1922 23 24 ' 1922 28 24 1922 23 24 pd Kirby, R. L. pd pd pc! McCormack, G. F. p'.d pd pd O'Donnell, P. H. pd pd pd Pearman, Donna Kirb)'. Mnry M. pd pd pd McCormack, 0 . 111. pd O'Donnell, Kate pd pd pd Perry, D. H. pd pd pd K i rby, Annie pd McCormack, J . M. pd pd pd O'Donnell, J<ihanna pd pd PetT,i-, L. G. Pd pd pd Killl11ger, M. F. pd pd pd McCormack, 0. D. pd Osborne, Lee pd pd pd Pe<rT)•, J. L. pd pd pd Koontz. l\frs. A .•J. pd pd pd McConnack, Mamie E. Osborne, Edd p,d pd pd Perry, G. A. pd Lane, W. F . pd pd pd pd Osborne, M. 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C. 1.d ' ' " !'ewe, ,J. C. od pd Bartlett, A. c. ud Bl cvina, Emmn L . pd ,Andrews, G . F. pd pd pd Bartlett, E. B. pd pd Hle vim; , Binn C. pd pd lir<>w c r. M rrtlu pd 11d 1\r .. w e r. Mnm1c Andrews, Kyle F. Pd. Yr. 1925 1Bnrtlctt, Je.n nie pcl pd pu • Bl e vins , Hr.sic A . pd Anklrcws. G. c. pd Bartlett , L. C . pd pdp·' pt! 13lui:·, .lum uH \V. p<I I ltr .. w .,r, Elin pd JJd pd 1 AAnddrews, W. H. pi! Bartlel1., Mildred F . pd u nd ll lnir, .lam l..., pd Urew u +'. E . ,J. pd pd n rews, J.E. J>.<) l Barttett, Zelda pd ' Blair, V irgi e \'. pd 11\rc• w c r. L.A . pd pd pd 1Rn · w e r. H. L. Andrews, L. Kemper p.d Bartlett.. Verna pd Bluir. llln;. .J. l' . pd p<l pd pd pd Aitdre}Ys, Pearl pd pd · Bartlett, I. B. pd pd pd I Blair, Juliu pd pc! , Bn~ wcr. ~f. lit . pd J>d pd AAnddrews, C. ,J. pd' pd pd Bartlett, Nnnnie R. pd ' Blair, 8 tl11 pd ' Bre w er. V crtn pd ndrews, K . M.. pd· pd pd Bartlett, M. v. pd pd .. d Ulair, Vir!li e pd Rre wcr. Vir1dn in.. pd pd pd pd Bartlett, A. F. pd Olnck, Geor1:c 13. pd pd Jld Brown. G. W. pd pd pd A n rews, Francis 0 Andrews., .Josie pd Bartlett, Calla ~f. pd pd ' Black, D. L . pd pd ii.d Brr wn. F. R . pd pd Andrews, Ella pd pd Bartlett, Callu pd Bin.ck , L. H. pd pd pd l) l'() wn, - J . H. pd pd pd A~drews. Be9Sie pd Ba.rtlett Kat.le Mne pd pd 131ack , ~I. II. r•d pd pd Brown. M1 . J . pd F. pd pd lld Bartle.tt'. F. B . 'te e pd An·-'ee~' w'UM p.d pd \ Bartlett, z. ::;. pd I Black. lrcn" l•'. pd id llro wn., Han nu d . " • .,, . . pd Bartlett, S. A. • I I P Anders, J. P. pd· pd Bartlett, Rose prl Black, Nannie pd pd pd .. nc gcmnn, R . E . pcl ~~ders. J. R. pd Bartlett, M. L. pd 131nck, Carri"" E. pd flrnnscomb, H.os a pd .n.u era, Geor:g~ pd Ballard, J . J{. pd pd nd I Black, hlny pd I Bramicomb, M . L. pd pd Andera, Elbert pd Ballard, C. T . pd Bou.roe, G. W . pd pd pd I Ilr\l_ner, Joh.n pd ~ndders, .J.C. pd pd pd Ballard, c. w. pd pd pd J Bourne, W.R. pd pd pd \B rnlion, W . M. pd _ n ers, M. c. pd p;d pd Bnll.aro -"' M. pd pd pd Bourne, J. P.. pd pd Ilrnlbo n, 1'. A. pd pd pd Anders, Dave pd pd od Ballard'. 1-i. s. pd Bourne, Houstin H. pd pd Brntlio'n, G. W. pd Anders, Kilby pd Ballard, w. R. pd pd Doumc, James H. pc! llrntton.. Maud e pd ~dders. Jack od Ballard Emma F.. pd pd Bou me, .J. c. d , 81 ind le . J , W. pd pd A, Albert pd Ballard: Eller: pod . l:»o ume, Violet pd P . BllHU.ey, C. S. pd ._ndcra, Floyd pd Ba llard L . A. pd pd ; Bourne, N. A. pd pd pd Brndley, Della pd ,..n elllf, D\\f!g.ht p,d pd pd , Ualln : d'. w.. R. pd Bour:ne, l/.ilu pd I Hur, hnm . Lester Pd. Yr. 1925 Andders, Cora. pd p<l• pd Ballard, Emm.a pd llourne, L. A. pd pd llurrough~. ~ . n. pd An ~s, Mamie pd Ba.nks, w ..l . pd pd pd Bowyer.. Carl pd pd Hurn<!lt, C. H. pd pd IHI 1 AAndders, Della od I Banks, Bessie c. pd pd pd Bowyer, Ethel pd ·p d Burnett, Wnltcr pd • ~erR, TDhmsday pd , l 'arms, n.. H. pd pd pd Boy les, G. K. pd pd pd · IJurnett, G . W. pd "-'"'er>:!, ella pd , Bn.,.bcr G .r. pd pd pd Gowers , F. o . pd pd pd l~urn etl. Frank lld pd !11~ers, S.,A. pd pd I Br.~bery· s. pd • B••yer, H. pd pd d , l::t1rnctt. T . Ii. pd µd n ,ers, Mirna pd Baker. £ . .J. pd pd Uoyer, B. r.. p<l pd ~d · r.u rn ctt, gcnry pd ~r,ders, Fraincis pd od Baker, w. s. pd pd P · 13c. y+;r, A. N. n..: pJ p d I f'.urn<:U, ~· r!Ie pd :"°dern, Mary s. pd · , Baker. Nancy · pd pd pd Boye r. D. N . !>d pd pd +l:iurnell, L1z.z.1e < nrler!\, Mrs . .Jack pd Baker, l,,e!lSia W. pd µd pd l' o yer, K. S . '1tl pd pd , llu rnett, J~lo0 rn pd pd pd pd pd Anders, Sallie pd .Burge May pd Boyer, C. H.. pd pd pd 1Huqre. N , F. pd pd pd Anders, Lizzie pd Burge' Newton F. pd Goyer, J . C. pd pd pd 1• ltu s1c. S. S. pd pd pd Ander$ Rama pd 1 Dai·t·u~. J. w. pd pd pd Boyer, M. E . d pd d .S usie, M. K. pd pd pd AAnnderror\ Ned pd• pu \ Berton. S ..J. pd pd Doyer, J.E. pd· ~d ' :1:.i"ic, I. \\'. Pd. Yt-. 1925 d~son, Walter pd I Bnumgardiener, c. L. . pd Boyer, C. H. pd pd pd Busic. Dan.rue pd pd pd i~eraon, Robert A pd pdo pd Baumgardener Nan me E. pd Boyer, E. H . pd pd pd Busic, J · C. pd pd pd A~dee~n, F. N. pd rl-edsaul, ,J. B.' pd pd pd 1 13<iyer, E. E . pd pd pd 11usie, Agnes L. pd pd pd "'nde:,::·•?\, AC. C. pd pcl pd Bedsaul Robert L. pd Bo.ver, C. S. pcl pd 1 Busic, Carrie M. pd pd ..,,oo, E pd pd pd B d • C pd pd Boyer, Carl pd Busic, Drucy E . pd pd pd Anderson, J: d d e sau1• · · pd pd pd I Boyer, Dell pd pd pd ( By rd. 8. S. 8 edsaul, , L. 8 · And-el1ron G M. P P d d B N n d S M pd pd pd lrnderson', G w' pd pd pd Bedsaul, r. ~· • Pd P I oyer, · I. pd pd· pd yr · · · pd pd pd An<ierson J ·L · pd pd Bedsaul, Ce ha &. J1dd pd pd Ho.ver. Virginia p.d pd I Byrd, Charlie pd pd Antlct • · · pd Bedsaul. Alvecrda P P pd Boyer, Cora E. pd pd pd Hyrd, Wn\•n~ pd pd pd Andorl!On, F. H. pd Bedi<.aul Lona pd t Boyer, Sallie E. pd pd Byrd, M. F. pd Ahtl~i~~n., ~da E . pd pd pd Beckne~ E P. pd pd pd I Boyer, L. J. pd pd pd Byrd, B. 0. pd pd Antlel'l!o11' • •a': pd i>d pd Beckner' H: L . pd pd Boye,r, R. V. pd pd pd \ Byrd, E. R. prlJ pd pd i\.r,.!crso~' Cf/l!e,., pd pd Beckner: Genrge 11d ~" go.ver, OMla pd ~~,::~·. JRnA.v.mond pd A'ndel'S{) ' · !e nOS<l pd Beckner, E. C. ""' oyer, ' . a;y pd ~ Anders n, Ltlhe RoS<?_ pcl Berry w. T. Jr. pd pd pd , Boye r, Lil h a pd Byrd, R. D. pd' pd .on, M.Ts. Je~ne \ Berry' Agnes A. pd pd pd ~oy e.r, F . D . pd pu · B.vrd. W. C. pd pd pd Anders~n. Ruth E pdd pd d l~earner, A. M. pdtl pp~ pp~ ' 1s~~~·~· pd I n y rd. Mattie J. pd pd Ande?'!;(ln R · P P Beamer, B. D. P d d 1 • \: : pd pd • Byrd. Vinnie Andel'!·on ' S '°~ A. pd pd Beamer Phillip S. pd P P 11 <;yer, 1q,'1 n1a A. pd ! Byrd, D. J . pd. pd pd Andet-~~ ' JfI>.hia pd +Beam er: Howard pd d .o,,er. 1';1.Ln. pd pd Byrd, Dorn pd Ao!lh 1l ~ ut pd ! Beamer Lu la K . pd pd P lt i c-r.l:: •'· pd Byrd. A. A . Pd pd Atklns: M pd 11d pd Beamer: Cordia A. pd pd . 1• · ' " Mi.1' \ pd lhrd, Ettie Atkirrs K. pd pd Beamer, Cora A. pd pd pdd , B olton, J. W. pd pd p.d ', B'y rd. Nancy fl. pd. A:tki ' · · pc), pd pd Bedwell, R. L . pd pd P j 8 olton, M. L . pd pd pd I By r d , May pd pd At:ki~~· :·BM. pd pd pd Bedwe:ll, J. GuyTI'll pd pd pd BBo lton , Wm. n . pd B~' rd, s. M. pd Atk· ' · · pd pd pd Bedwell C C pd olton , Wm. pd' . Byrcl,. Dorn E. pd Atkl:' ~· E. pd Bedwell'. M. .f. pd Bolton, V!q~in!a pd pd ptl l Byrd, Mrs. E . R . lld pd pd Atkins' M l>fi pd \ Bedwell, M..J!:._ pd Holliodn., M ollie pd pd 1 Cnldwell, J. K. 8 on. M. W. pd pd Atkins' L·s · pd pd Belcher, WEll<n~e E. pd pd pd pcJ IC a ldwell, Hattie pd pd pd At kins' Betti pd pc! Beyer, Augusta pd pd Bond, W . M . pd pd p,d \Ca lloway, G . T . pcj pd Atkina'. Liilie e 1ld pd B~yer, Nittie N· p.dt pd pd l B<>nrcl, T. L.. µd µd pd C allowat-'. J. 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Carrico, Ada pd C:Ox, W. L. Pd' pd pd Davis, Celia E. pd pd pd pd pd pd Davis, T. L. .p d Carrico, E. K. pd pd COIC, A. Carrico, Ada Virginia pd Cox, R. M. pd pd pd Davis, N. C. pd pd pd Carrico, S. C. pd Cox. Chap H. pd pd pd Davis, Jeninie Pd pd pd Clmncler, J. C. pd Cox, Foret$. pd pdl pd Davis, R-Osa V. pd pd pd Christley, S. M. pd pd Cox, J. T. pd pd pd Davis, Verda pd pdJ p,d Christle~. Lizzie pd pd Cox, J. D. .pd pd pd Davis. Bessie M. pd .pd pd Cheek, R. C. pd pd pd Cox, L. A. pd pd De.vis, Blan.i:be pd pd pd r>d• Cheek, Cynthia pd pd pd Cox, W. E. pd pdl pd Davis, Bettie E. pd pd pd pd Chappell. W. G. pd Qox, E. J. pd pd Davis, Virginia · pd pd Chappell, C. G. pd pd Cox, S. C. pd ,Pd pd Davis, Leva pd pd pd pd pd. pd Chappell, .T. T. pd pd pd Cox, E. F. pd pd pd Davis, Nina p.d pd pd pd pd pd Chappell, E. E. pd pd pd C:Ox, J. H. pd pd• pd Davis, Pellrl D. .pd pd Chappell, L. J. . pd pd pd Cox, S. B. pd pd Davis, Emma pd pd pd pd pd Chappell, Bruce pd C:Ox, John pd . 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F. pcL pd I Williams J . Marvin pd pd pd Wa.nesett, Vera pd pd pd 1 Hig~•ns. Nan pd Pd pd Warr!ck, Scott Pd Pd • Williama' W B pd pd pd W•neset.t.. Ho Ihe pd pd I Johnson . A l ex Pd W art'!ck, W. L. pd pd W·illiams: s. pd pm pd Mrs .•1. E. pell Jenn.i.ngN, Cn:>c:k,E!tt pd rd arrickGer;e 1\1 p-d William& J p pd \\ anesett, Lala A pd pd Jen.n!nl{e. T . J. pd Pd Puu1 c Ya·. 192G Williams: Mac·k p,di W!nesctt, pd pd .Jcunanr;s. S. A. Pd W~ck, Rose d. Yr. !926 WlJl•ams, K. F'. pd pd pd Widner. ~111 pd J><1 Jennings, Sannv f)d Warn.ck, }o.lannie Pd Williama, T . W. pd pd W!d~er, S,heard pd pd, pd J.eN1ings. W . !\. pd W~rt!Ck, Vir1fni Pd W;lliams, C. }L pd pd· pd W1_di .er. I!: • •/. µrl pd 1>d K y le, G.e<irgc Pd pd Wall'!ck, n Pd Williams. T. pd pd W11lner, ~an. pd pd L.-ftw.ich , C. E . pd W~l'r~ck, Jennie pd. Pd pd W1.lliams, J . H. pd pd pd , W:d'ller, N.e-1!.re pd pd Maxwell, . C'nlvi pd pd pd 11 Warr!uk, Rose L pd pd Wdlliams, G . w. pd pd pd l W!d!t'er . Ll·lhet pd p:d Mnxwel l. Luther P!(J pd pd p<l Warr.ack. N. c. · P'li V~Jliams, A. R . pd W!ll!amson, W.R. p.d I'd Maxwell , C o n pd pdi \i/lT•ck, ,fonnie !:I pd Pd• <V'11liams N nrm pd 17d pd Wrlhamson, W . K. µd pn pt! ~faxwell, w. F'. pd pd ~ alkcr, :J l< · r>d I Williama' F w pd p'tl pd Wil liamson, .J. D. pd pd pd M cCt·ay, Omer pd pd pd G Pd pd! pd Williama,' R. p:d pd pd H C. p.d pd pd Robinson Pric.:e pd pd pd Valker, tt D · Pd J>d pd Williams B. P. pd pd! pd I W_rll_1amson. W_ .1. pd p-d 1 Robinson. ,J. E. W ptL Pd alkcr, t.fa · pd Pd pd William ' A p p d· W'i:lhamson. Donna pd pd' r Rol>inson . A . 13, Walker, l'tt.Y A pd t>d ]'l.tl William!; G. pd pd W!llinmson., Ida p.dJ • Ro bi nrnn . Sallie pd1 pcl pd pd pd Warn-er, Glen · pd pd pd 1 Williams, Ray J . pd pd W1Ulamso.n. L . A. pd Robinso,.., Melvin Waug.h, D . B Pd. Yr. 1926 Wil! inm~ John. T. pd pd Wood, W1 1! pd pd Robi nson, Cnrrie pd pd Waugh, c. p · Pd pd pd W!lliems, w. M. pd Vl;'ood.. .I: R. pd pd pd· Toliiver, 1-"l·em pd pd p.d' · pd pd pd W1lliam11, G. 1. !¥1 \\ ""'· \\ P. ,.d µd ,c1 '!'oliver, Ah·x 1 pd. 1922 23 24 . Troy, Laura Troy, C. B. !'roy, Myrtle I l pd l pd I I pd pdl r: t l M: l )' f': ~ I I Wil~on, .,:~bin pu v;~~~~~ ~mma ~g ~~i.tn~er, ~nRie V~u~h~~· ~inoie ~~:lalcer, },rt;fe ~augha11. A.£~ {4rn. WhVi:e· ·~ % w:~:~· c w. i · E WiJJtfms. · q.dc. I ic/ ~~~:~~~ : I~~!~;· w. ~d I I ~· ~~:SS:~· I }-· E I i. ~ai·rjck, ~d.. I Inst-. Cl~ud \\~1csetL, l\~attie c. ~'alker, Elm~r I ~~ ~~ !>~ °c w: ~N:~:;: t: f. lit: IWi_J~mson, c: II I �Page ~96 OLDTOWN DISTRICT Toliver, R . L. Toliver, Fr.ccl Toliver, Margie Toliver, Fred Tidilinc, S. K.. Tidiline, Louella T.idlline. L . E. Va lentine, Jnmes Vnle~ Philis Wolfe, Mack Wolfe, Crockett Willis, J . W. \Villiam.s, H. J. Williams, Nora B. Williams. Jor.dlon Wnugh, R. L. Waugh, Tbornns You'D'g, Frank YoU<ng, Ann VrRGINIA: t.o -wit: 1922 28. 24 pd¢ ~ p pd pd pd' _pd . pd pd pd pd pd· ~ pd pd P.d pd pd pd P,d pd pd~ pd!"' pd pd' pdi pd pd .p d 'p,cf pd Grayson County, This dny personally appear1..o.d before me, in the! Clerk's ofi1co of the Co.u.nty aforesaid, in the State of Virglin!a, A. M. Kirk, Treasurer. of Grayson Co unty, w,h'O made oath that tb.e foreg.oing ill a list of perllODS, who •have paid tbeir State poU taJC, as aet out in the caption, aw that tbe same is tnie nod C<ll'rect to the best of ·h is knowledga and belief. GivenJ undlar my hnnd this the 2~d day of June 1926. T . E. BRANNOCK. 9lerk. A Copy_ Teste: T. E. BRANNOCK, Clerk. The 24th Amendment Ended the Poll Tax January 23, 1964 Many Southern states adopted a poll tax in the late 1800s. This meant that even though the 15th Amendment gave former slaves the right to vote. many poor people. both blacks and whites, did not have enough money to vote. This effectively kept the selection of elected officials in the hands of rich, white men. Ratification of the Twenty-fourth Amendment marked the culmination of an endeavor begun in Congress in 1939 to effect elimination of the poll tax as a qualification for voting in federal elections. Property qualifications extend back to colonial days, but the poll tax itself as a qualification was instituted in eleven States of the South following the end of Reconstruction, a lthough at the time of the ratification of this Amendment only five States still retained it. Congress viewed the qualification as "an obstacle to the proper exercise of a citizen's franchise" and expected its removal to "provide a more direct approach to participation by more of the people in their government." Congress similarly thought a constitutional amendment necessary, inasmuch as the qualifications had previously escaped constitutional challenge on several grounds. However, not long after ratification of the Amendment Congress by statute had impuned the continuing validity of the poll tax as a qualification in state elections and the Supreme Court had voided it as a violation of the equal protection clause. In Harman v . Forssenius, the Court struck down a Virginia statute which eliminated the poll tax as an absolute qualification for voting in federal elections and gave federal voters the choice either of paying the tax or of filing a certificate of residence six months before the election. Viewing the latter requirement as imposing upon voters in federal elections an onerous procedw·al requirement which was not :imposed on those who continued to pay the tax, the Court unanimous ly h e ld the law to conflict with the new Amendment by penalizing those who chose to exercise a right guaranteed them by the Amendment. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 19 7 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records - Continued HIPES, James E. - b ca 1846 Bot. Co. - 10 June 1854 - f Harrison Hipes - m Sarah - cd scarlet fever - rep by father HIPES, James F. - b ca 1851 Bot. Co. - d 14 May 1862 - age 11 y - f Alexander HlPES - m A - cd diptheria [diphtheria] - rep by father IDPES, Mary E. - b 1856 - d 1935 - w/o J. H. HIPES ( 1858-1 937) - Ref Brick Union gravestone RIPES, Nicholas - d by April 1802 - Ref Will Book p 14, will dated 1 March 1802 - wife Apolonia; Ch John, Peter, Henry, Maria, Elizabeth (md _ ABLE) , Barbary ( late Hammon), Madeline (rod (Jacob] Gross), Margaret IDPES, Ralph Lewis - b 14 April 191 3 Bot Co - d 5 Nov 1913 - fC . f. Hipes (born VA) - m Ida May (ANDERSON) (born VA) - buried Mount Union Cem - cd diptheria (diphtheria] HIPES, Samuel F. _ b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 24 June 1854 - f Harrison HIPES - m Sarah - cd scarlet fever - rep by father HIPES, Sarah - b ca 1859 Bot Co. - d 13 May 1862 - age 2y 7m - f Alexander HIPES - m A. - cd diptheria [diphtheria] - rep by father RIPES, William A - b ca 1845 Bot - d 19 June 1854 - f Sarah - cd scarlet £ever - rep by rather Harrison HIPES - m HITE see Tavenner BEALE HIVELY, Jacob - d by Feb 1810 appraisal ordered - Ref WB C p45, 47 , 101, 121, dower, appraisment, sale & settlement - wife Fanny - admr 5 Anna HIVELY, Jo~ HIVELY HIVELY, Peter (rendered servi ce to US) - d by Feb 1815 - Ref WB B p429 appraisal HODGES see Laura Emmiean HILL, Laura Elserline HILL HODGES, David L - b 20 Jan 1870 Va - d 17 Mar 1914 - f T C HODGES (b Va) _ m Mary S (CALLAHAN) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd gas in mines HODGES, 'Rinfrey Raymond - b 23 June 1912 Buchanan - d 2 Mar 1913 - f J E HOD~ES_(~ Va) - m Mahaley (PREAS) - b uri ed Buchanan Cem - cd pneumonia & mening1t1s HOFF see BUFF, Elizabeth FIRESTONE, Hannah V NOFFS~~GER RUFF, Lewis - d by Aug 1823 - Re£ WB C p396, will dated 25 Jan 1823 - wife Rachel; Ch Abraham, Daniel, David, Peter, Catherine, John, Maryan, Sam~el HOFF, Samuel J - d by 13 Oct 1862 - Adm Sarah HOFF BOGAN see Emery J BOOTHE, John James CRAWFORD, Ira Price GISH VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 198 Char1es P - b 3 Nov 1861 - d 15 Oct 1950 - h/o Cynthia E BOGAN grave Hogan - Old Cem (Litt le Catawba) HOGAN, b 8 Mar 1865 - d 30 Nov 1929 - w/o Charles P BOGAN - grave Hogan-Old Cem (Little Cat awba) HOGAN, Cynthia E - b ROGAN, Elmira - 25 J an 1834 - d 10 Feb 1906 - grave Hogan-Old Cem (Little Catawba) Hogan., Green - 3 1 July b 1819 - d 24 Nov 1902 - grave Hogan- Old Cem (Little Catawba) HOGAN, Mary E - b ca 1820 - d 9 Mar 1821 - age 3m 18d - f m Elizabeth - rep in " Herald of the Valley " 12 Mar 1821 HOGAN, Mary V - b 29 Nov 1832 - Zachariah BOGAN - d 18 May 1877 - w/o J W HOGAN - gr ave Mill Creek Cem b & d (no dates) - age 69y - w/o W B BOGAN - grave Rogan- Old Cem (Li t t l e Catawba) HOGAN, Minerva - HOGAN, b 1855 - Sarah - d 1937 - grave Hogan - Old Cem (Little Catawba) W B - b 23 Jan 1857 - d 12 Jan 1934 - h/o Minerva - grave Hogan- Old Cem (Li t tle Catawba) HOGAN , HOGAN., William B - b 8 Mar 18 93 Bot Co - d 5 July 1915 - f Craig BOGAN (b Va) - m Mary (DWIER) (b Bot Co) - buried Hayrnakertown Cem - cd Epi thelioma of face b 4 Mar 1814 - d 23 Oct 1884 - h/ o Mariah R HOGSHEAD (1820Ref Amsterdam gravestone HOGSHEAD, James - 1 898) - HOG SHEAD, Mariah R - 1884) HOILMAN, b 16 Apr 1820 - d 3 Feb 1898 - w/o James HOGSHEAD (181LiRef Amsterdam grave st one Sidna E - hoop in g cough - b ca 1851 - d 15 June 1853 - f Adison HOILMAN - m E - cd rep by father HOLDREN, Ida Lee - b 25 Oct 1912 Bot Co - d 26 Aug 1914 - f Smith HOLDREN (b Bot Co) - m Rosa (CRAWFORD) (b Bot Co) - buried Saltpeter Cave Cem - cd Cholera Inf an tum HOLEAWAY see Jo seph HAYNES HOLMES, June l 77-9f- d by 12 June 1793 (son called an orphan) - son Thomas (b 12 HOLMES, Mattie - d by 17 Jan 1919 - cd natural causes - Ref Inquest papers HOLS TINE (or HOLSTON ) see Nicholas CARPER, Thomas PRICE, Samuel CALDWELL., Micajah ADAMS HOLSTON, David (maybe Bolton) - d by 9 May 1831 (ch cal led orphans ) - Ch Henry W, Jacob J, Elizabeth Ann VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 199 HOLSTON, Henry Sr - d by Feb 1805 - Ref WB B p90 , Will dated 16 Sep 1804 wife Mers ey; Ch Stephen, Henry, Raebel, Sarah (md LOONEY); Mary (md [John ] SNODGRASS), Ruth (md CALDWELL); Elizabeth (md -~ADAMS), Mersey (md 1789 [Robert] Mccorcle) - Exr Henry HOLSTON - [Va Gen sO'C""Quar , Vol 2 p65 : Micajab ADAMS, Rev soldier (1757-1842) , Sullivan Co, TN, md El izabeth HOLSTON (1763 - 1842) both buri ed Acuff Chape l Cem, Bl ountv il le , TN . ] - See Bot Co , Va , DB 9 p319 , his h eirs sold land to Richard SUMMER FIELD: h eirs were , at least some f rom Tn ; Stephen HOLSTEIN (Jane); Hu gh CALDWELL ( Ruth), John SNODGRASS (~ary~; Henry HOLSTEIN ( Margaret ) ; Rachel HOLSTIEN; Mo ses LOONEY ( Sarah); Michail ADAMS ( Elizabeth) ; Robert McCORKLE ( Ma s sy ) BOLTON see HOLSTON HONAKER, Mary Magdalene - b 29 June 1912 Va - d 17 June 1913 - f Charlie E HONAKER Cb Va) - m Louis a (VINES) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Gem - cd bronchitis HONTZ see HOUTZ (hard to tell which sometimes), David NOFFSINGER HONTS, Anderson H - b 21 June 1838 - d 2 Sep 1901 - f [Elizabeth] - gr ave Mt Mar i ah Lutheran Cem [Henry HONTS ] - m HO~S , Berta L (unmd) - d by 1926 Bot Co Heir Lis t - f Anderson H HONTS - m Marie SCHENCK - Relatives : bros, siss , etc: Cassie S AVILLE (b ca 1874); Lorena S NOFSINGER (b ca 1865)• Laura E BOOZE (b ca 1870); James H (b ca 1868) G E (b . ' · b :a 1862); Emory (b ca 1877); nephews Guy, Emory M, Frank, John & Oklaoma; nieces, Etta GOZA, Inez GOZA, Mary GOZA, 8 Eli zabeth HONTS , Minnie SAVILLE & Hallie L SAVILLE HONTZ, Evelin - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 7 Oct 1 862 - age lly Om 12d - f Henry HONTZ - m Eliza - cd diptheria _ rep by mother HONTS, George Ed. - b 2 Nov 1872 - 29 Sep 1953 Bot Co Heir l ist - f Ander s on ~HONTZ - m Mariah SCRENCC _ h/o Maude (1876-1959) - Ref Eagle Rock Gravestone ~~)~nder~on B (b ca 1888); Gay FOSTER (b ca 1900) ; Luc ille FULTON (b ca \' ~a-r-i.on \IOOD (b ca 1 903) · Paulin e HOUSER (b ca 1905); GE Jr (b ca 1906 E .·;Ernest (b ca 1907) · Ca~~iine ET ZLER (b ca 1910) ; Milton (b ca 1913); loise POWELL (b ca 1915) ; ~obert T1 (b ca 1918) 19 ~ONTS, Henry - b l Jan 1811 d 7 Jan 1901 gravestone - f Henry HONTS - m Matber~e COFFMAN_ wife lst-Elizabeth OBENSHAIN; 2nd Martha DELONG - grave t Mariah Lutheran Cem HONTZ' J aco\) appo1nt ~d _ W~ r.d by Aug 181) _ Ref WB C p3S , 231 , 273 , appraisal & admr Nov 1 lee Polly - On 9 Feb 1829 orphan Polly was aged over lli ; On 9 829 MYERS orphan Sibley was aged over lli - Admx Polly HONTZ , Admr 1819 John HONTS, . l' son R Jame s R - b 30 June 186 7 _ d 1936 Bot Co, will & heir is t - f Ander8 ONTs - m Mariah SCHENCK _ h/o #1 Mamie Love BRUGH , #2 Belle M LUGAR grave : st one at Amsterdam with birth date , buried · elsewhere - Ch J. ames (b . ca 19021 ·' Blanche PAYNE (b ) . Inez STINNETT (b ca 1906); Nannie SMITH (b 1904 9 c(ba l 08); George (b c~ ~~0)· vi~let (b ca 1912); Franklin (b ca 1915) ; Floyd ca 1912) . , 1 HONTS, Louise BAIR - d ca 1947 Bot Co heir list - f BAIR - hus G E HONTS Jr (b ca 1907); son G E III VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 200 HONTS, Mamie Love BRUGH - b 26 Apr 1870 - d 21 Mar 1898 - f [ Benjamin F ] BRUGH - m [Esterline R McCLURE ] - w/o J[ames] H HONTS (b 30 June 1867) grave Amsterdam Cem - survived by an infant, 3 months old - Ref Cronise Scrapbook 55 HONTS, Maria L[effel] - b 16 July 1835 - d 9 Jan 1923 - f [Dr Ralph SCHENCK] - m [ Nancy Jane OBENSHAIN ] - bus Anderson H HONTS - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem - Ch: Laura BOOZE, Lorena S NOFSINGER, Emory M, AB, George Ed, Berta, Cassie A SAVILLE, James B HONTS, Maude - b 11 May 1876 - d 3 May 1959 gravestone - f [Benjamin F BRUGH] - rn [Esterline R McCLURE] - w/o George E HONTS (1872-1953) - Ref Eagle Rock gravestone HONTZ, Nancy E - b 4 June 1866 Bot Co - d 25 June 1866 - age 2ld - f Anderson B HONTZ - m Maria L - cd not known - rep by father HOOFMAN see HUFFMAN, Frederick LEMMON BOOK see Robert Stephen WHITTEN Henry H - d ca 1891 - Ref unrecorded wil l filed in "Unrecorded deeds, etc " HOOK, Nannie - b ca 1818, ?Bath Co,WV - d 15 Sep 1868 - age SOy - f Stephen HOOK - m Sarah - cd dropsy - rep by b-i - 1 Lewis Circle BOOK, HOOTSEL, Perey Walter - b 22 Apr 1915 Bot Co - d 6 May 1915 - f Oraso HOOTSEL (b Bot Co) -m Bi ttie (JONES) (b Bot Co) - buried Mount Union Cem - cd prol onged labor HOOVEN, Jacob - b ca 1807 Bot Co - d 20 Jan 1867 Bot Co - age 60y - f Jacob HOOVEN - m Catherine - cd information of bowels - rep by nephew James FALLS HOOVER see Peter FALLS HOOVER, Frank T - b 23 Sep 1897 - d 25 Oct 1897 - f S T HOOVER - m O M grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem HOPE, Samuel Peck - b 31 Aug 1886 Va - d 13 Apr 1913 - f S S HOPE (b Va) - m Eliza (PECK) - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd accidental drowning HOPKINS, Jos e ph - d by 13 Sep 1808 (dau called an orphan) - dau Elizabeth (over 14) HORNE see Rosa Eli zabeth HUFFMAN, Fulvia M RHODES, Elizabeth RICHARDSON HORNE, Annie B - b 3 Oct 1875 Va - d 3 Oct 1915 Bot Co - f Kyle CAMPBELL (b Va) - m Annie B (CAMPBELL) (b Va) - buried Mount Union Cern - cd puerperal infection - bus Chalmers C BORNE HORNE, Chambers E - b 1877 - d 1944 - wife Annie B (CAMPBELL) HORNE - buried Moun t ain Union Cem HORNE, Charles -d by June 1824 Bot Co - Ref WB C p585, WB D p 3, will dated 20 Mar 1824 - Ch Benjamin dec ' d; Peter, Elizabeth (md [John] BUSH), John ,, Catherine (md BRILL); Sarah; (rnd William VINYARD); Gs 5 Solomon BRILL; William HORNE, Elisha RORNE·,-;s /o Benjamine HORNE VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 201 HORN, Charles M - b 20 Oct 1871 - d 1890 Bot Co - f J[osephus] HORN - m ["]Jennie( " ] [Virginia T CRAWFORD) - grave Mt Union Cem HORNE, Edna - b 1872 - d 1940 Bot Co Heir List - f George PAINTER - m Catherine A EVANS - bus Otey G BORNE - Ch Nannie POAGUE (b ca 189 4 ); Ermine (b ca 1896); Wilmer (b ca 1898) ; Bessie PAINTER (b ca 1900); Blanche ROOP (b ca 1907) ; Fred (b ca 1912); Ralph (b ca 1918): - buried Mt Un ion cem HORNE, Eliza A - b 20 May 1838 - d 25 Sep 1926 Bot Co - f [Green RICHARDSON] - m [Elizabeth WINEMAN ] -w/o John E HORNE - grave Mt Union Cem HORNE, John E - b 9 Aug 1838 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1917 Bot f Jordon BORNE (b Bot Co) - m Rebeker AUSTON (b Bot Co) Bertha K, Chalmers E, Otey G, Fulvia M (md JR RHODES ) ; (his ch Rosebud & Cook) - cd arterio selerosis - buried Co (Cert · S wil 1 ) - wife Eliza Ann; Ch Burdett H, L W dec ' d Mt Union Cem HORNE, Josephus C - b 25 Nov 184 8 - d 21 Dec 1924 gravestone - f Jordan HORNE - m Rebecca AUSTIN - b/o Virginia T CRAWFORD - grave Mt Union Cem BORN, Mary L - b 10 Aug 1830 - d 23 Nov 1908 Bot Co - f John MOORE - m C 2nd w/o William M HORN - grave Mt Union Cem - her 1st hus [Joseph] RHODES BORNE, Otey George - b 1867 - d 1939 - wife Edna B (PAINTER) BORNE , Rebecca - b ca 1811, Bot co - d 20 Nov 1855 Bot Co Death Bk - f Isaac AUSTIN - m S - cd Billious fever - rep by hus Jordan HORNE HORN, Rebecca J - b 22 Dec 1838 Bot Co - d 20 Aug 1869 Bot Co Death Bk - age 3 2y - f Peter GRIM - m Martha _ cd scrofulo - rep by hus William M HORN grave Mt Union Cem HORNE, Virginia F or T _ b 18 Apr 1849 - d 18 Jan 1928 Bot Co - m [Po1ly CRAWFORD] - w/o Josephus c BORNE - grave Mt Union Cem BORN, William M - b 30 Oct 1836 _ ct 5 Nov 1896 Bot Co (will) - f Jordan HORNE - m 'Rebecca AUSTIN - h/o #1 Rebecca J GRIM, #2 Mrs Mary L (MOORE) RHODES ~~ave Mt UNION Cem - [by will, he left his estate to his wife ' s ch by her t hus] - Ref 2 obituaries in copy of 'Fincastle Herald' for 13 Nov 1896 HORNER, Samuel - b ca 1803 - d 19 Aug 1820 v alley" 28 Aug 1820 BORTON, Samuel pensioner , see BOTSIMPILLER age l 7y - . " Hera ld of the rep in - b ca 1751 _ d 20 Aug 1828 Bot Co - Remarks : was a Rev War 1835 Pension Roll , Va section 44 see Henry WAX ROUFF see HUFF . . ' BenJam1n F LOWMAN HOUK s ee Jacob GISH HOUSER s ee Benjamin Haden GARLAND, John Robert Eugene POAGUE HOUS(E)MAN see Ann BITTLE, William R BRUGH, Lewis HAMMOND, Ann McDONALD VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ) �Page 202 HOUSMAN, Ann M - b 1863 Bot Co - d 9 July 1864 - age 9m - f Lewis BOUSMAN m Charlotte (corrected to Caroline L) - cd not known - rep by father HOUSMAN, Christian - b ca 1772 Va (cens us #1736) - d by 11 May 1863 - h/o Eve - Ex Lewi s BOUSMAN & Jeremiah STAIR BOUSMAN, Elizabeth - b 26 Jan 1805 [?1809 , aged 41 in 1850 Bot Co census #106] - d 25 Mar 1886 - f [Peter Emanuel BRUGH] - m [Elizabeth (COFFMAN)] buried Slicer-Godwin Cem , Fincastle HOUSMAN, George - b 7 Apr 1805 - d 24 (or 29) Apr 1826 - age 2ly Om (or 3m ) 17d - f [Christian HOUSEMAN] - m [Eve] - Ref Brick Union gravestone HOUSMAN, John P - b 1 Jan 1826 Fk ln Co - d 6 apr 1913 - f David BOUSMAN buried Troutvill e Cem - cd h eart failu re HOUSMAN, Lewis Jr - b 5 Jan 1831 Bot Co - d 11 Feb 1914 - f Peter BOUSMAN (b Bot Co - m Elizabeth (BRUGH) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd old age HOUSTON, David G Jr - d by 11 June 1866 - Adm James H B FIGGAT HOUSTON, William - d by 10 Oct 179 7 (son was call ed an orphan) - son Joseph (over 14) HOUTZ see HONTZ (hard to tell which some times), Susan McCAULEY HOWARD see Amanda DEISHER, Robert ANDERSON BOWARD, Edward - d by 10 May 1785 - Ref WB A p227, will dated 25 Feb 1785 Admr bond - wife Elizabeth, Ch Exekiel - Admr Exekiel HORARD HOWARD, John - d by Oct 1813 - Ref WB B p385, appraisal HOWARD, Abner - d by Sep 1812 - Ref WB B p304 , wil l dated 6 Oct 1814 - Wife Hannah; Ch James, Samuel, Thomas, Jesse, David, Jamimah (? md Rader); Mary (md GISH ); [ Virth marked out & Ruth written over it] (md Gish) - Ex5 Sam~ BOWELL, Jesse HOWELL HOWRY, Jacob - d by Apr 1809 - Ref WB B p224, appraisal Apr 1809, Settlement 1811 HOYLMAN see HOILMAN, Martha J KEYSER BUCKLEY, E1izabetb - b 9 May 1833 - d 28 Nov 1 895 - Ref Brick Union gravestone HUDDLE see Jacob SNIDER HUDDLE, George - d by Sep 1794 - Ref WB A p376, will dated 28 Feb 1794 wife Margaret; Ch George, Elizabeth, Christian HUDDLESTON see male LUCADO HUDSON, Elizabeth Anna - d by 11 Oct 1782 (dau called an orphan) - Ch Fanny, Green (or GRACE) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 203 HUDSON, Robert M (Judge) - b 1 Oct 1811 Aug Co - d 19 Apr 1869 - age 58y - f Cbar1es HUDSON - m Mary - cd Dierhore - rep by wife E1iza C mJDSON - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - Adm bond 15 June 1869 Eliza C nuDSON HOETf, E1iza - d 20 June 1859 Poor House - cd dis . bowels - r ep by Steward HUFF see HOFF, Lucy A KERN, Narcissa HALL, George FALLS, Mary Elizabeth V FALLS, Priscilla Virginia FALLS, Mary J BUFF FERRELL, Hanner V GRAYBILL, Mary GRAYBILL, Marietta Jane KERN, David NOFFSINGER HUFF, Martha F - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 9 May 1854 - f Danie1 K RUFF - m M F cd croop - rep by father HUFFMAN see HOFFMAN, HOOFMAN, etc; Janette LEE, Lawrence (or Samuel) AGNOR; James F CAMPER, Viola DOGAN HUFFMAN, Andrew Jr (no dates) CSA - b [ca 1833] - d [1865 , Craig Co, will named ps & bros] - f [Wi11iam HUFFMAN] - m [Rachel SIBERT] - bros [ James B, Jacob & Thomas] - grave Raymakertown Cem HUFFMAN, Ella May - b 4 Feb 1861 Bot Co - d 1939 Bot Co (will, WB 7 p217 ) f Peter SHAVER - m Mary TROUT - hus William Henry HUFFMAN; named many nieces & nephews, one nephew was Sidney, who was dead, leaving 2 ch HUFFMAN, Erosa Frances - b 2 Feb 18 7 6 Va - d 26 Aug 1917 Bot Co Cert. - f John L CRAWFORD - m Eliza ELMORE - hus Samue1 L HUFFMAN - buried New Castle Cem - cd TB of lung HUFFMAN, John Anderson - b 12 Nov 1837 Va - d 21 Dec 191 7 Bot Co (Cert & will, WB 2 p381 - f John A HUFFMAN (b Va) - m Mary STARKES (b Va) - wife Sarah [KESSLER]; Ch Norris, Margie (md S LIPES), James, Eugenia WATKINS, Lillie PAXTON, Edward - buried Springwood Cem - cd acute intestinal obstruction HUFFMAN, John T - d ca 1940 Bot Co (will, WB 7 p297) - f [James F HUFFMAN] m [Susannah NOFSINGER] - wife Laura; Ch Sadie FARRIS, Cleo OLIVER, Audrey NICELY, Ruth SHORE, Fred A, Sidney E, Roy B, Claude M, Maude Joyce HUFFMAN, Lucy C - b 12 Apr 1842 Mont Co - d 21 Oct 1916 Bot Co (cert) - f :Boxley HUFFMAN (b Mont Co) - m "Dresey" Druscille DOSS (b Mont Co) [p 5 md Bot Co 1845] - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd carcinonia of bowels HUFFMAN, Rosa Elizabeth - b 26 Sep 1927 - d 4 Feb 1896 - f [Joseph FOUT] - m [Margaret] - w/o ill Jordan BORNE, :/12 Andrew HUFFMAN - grave Mill Creek Cem HUFFMAN, Sarah - b 25 July 1839 - d 28 May 1829 Bot Co (Heir List) - f [John KESSLER] - m [Elizabeth BOUSMAN] - hus John Anderson HUFFMAN; Ch James A (b 186 ca ~); Margaret Price (1866 - 1867); Eugenia ~ATKINS (b ca 1868); Virginia L(I PES b ca 1873); Lillian PAXTON (b ca 1876); Norris K (b ca 1879); Edgar B b ca 1882) [see Kessler book, p8] - buried Springwood Cem HUFFMAN, Sidney Elijah - d ca 1936 Bot Co (will, WB 7 p585) - f John T HUFFMAN - m Laura - wife Lillian Ruth - Ch Sidney Ray, Helen Virginia HUFFMAN, Simenia Gertrude - b 21 Apr 1885 Va - d 2 July 1915 - f J A RUBLE (b Va) - m Laura (TUCK.ER) (b Va) - buried Andrews Ch ape 1 - cd TB - [ w / o Edgar :B HUFFMAN] VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �· · c L n:irr GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1} to three (3) free 60 word query (does not include your n am e, address and e-mail address} per issue as space permits. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Fall 2007 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv31n4 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/5083/VANv31n3.pdf db03e8a73974e2924dc7bd2ac66710aa PDF Text Text 'T ISSN 0739-~482 SUMMER 2007 ·Virginia Appalachian Notes eBristol Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia ... �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calendar Year 2007 Area Cod e 540 Officers and Executive Board President Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership VAN Editor Immediate Past President VAN Editor Emeritus email address Karen Kappesser Pamela B. 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All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or to SVGS, Inc. and mailed to: SVGS, A TT: Membership, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 240262485. BACK ISSUES of the VAN: 1995 and earlier, are available at a reimbursement cost of $4.00 eac~ as long as the supply lasts. More recent issues are $6.00 each. These prices include postage. Mailed to Virginia addresses please add 4.5% sales tax. A bulk mailing of old V ANs to one address may be eligible for a discount. All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, ATT: Jim Nelson, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. BOOKS for REVIEW: Books submitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When submitting a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed. Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia r �VIR6INIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTlIWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 31. - No. 3 - Summer 2007 (July, August, September) CONTENTS Hello from the Virginia Room - Pam Young 101 New Books in the Virginia Room - Pam Young 102 Treasures of the Blue Rjdge and Beyond - Laura S. Wickstead 107 African Ame1ican Ancestiy - Descendants of John "Jack" Brown - Toni Smith 113 Brown's Mule Tobacco - Toni Smith 119 New Rjver Valley Bible Records - from the files of the Virginia Room Allison Family Bible Cruier Family Bible Constance Beatty Meredith Family Bible Howard Family Bible King Family Bible Oglesby Family Bible Painter Family Bible Srnith- Robe1ts Records from the Jolm Parkinson Bible Jacob Harrison Family Bible Esther Sayers' Bible Agnes G. Crockett Family Bible Thomas Wood's Family Bible 122 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. If you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblankens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. 122 125 128 129 131 133 136 139 140 141 146 149 �Southwestern 'Vir9inia Geneafu9icaL Society) .'.:Inc. P. 0 . Box 12-185 Ro anoke. V1rg1n1 a 24026 Dear Fellow Members, PLEASE READ THIS! If you wonder why the last issy~ of the VAN was a little late and if you wonder what your officers do in their time off .. . ..Well , let me tell you. On May 22 as I was leaving on vacation our printer called to say that the VAN had been delivered to the mailer. I expected to see the issue in my mailbox when I returned 12 days later. However, it was not there. I waited several more days and when nothing appeared 1 called several board members and they indicated they had not received theirs either. We went into "action mode". Several out of town members were emailed, no VANs. The mailer was contacted and they said th ey took th.e VANs to the post office on May 24. The post office issued a receipt for all 200+ copies on the 24th but knew nothing of their where abouts after that!! We were told they probably "went to Greensboro, NC". A call to the Greensboro post office revealed that "flats" like the VAN actually go to Hickory, NC after they pass through Greensboro and the VANs were NOT in Greensboro. And, in fact, only the out of town material moves on to Greensboro . One board member went to the post office for a "face to face " while I s poke to the postmaster on the phone. He indicated that he would personally c heck but he was "sure" they were not at the Roanoke post office. He offered to refund the postage if we didn 't find them. When I informed them that the printing cost, cost of the mailer and the postage came to over $750 and we expected to be reimbursed for all costs he was suddenly more interested in "finding" them. The ''face to face " yielded no results only evasive responses from postal employees. The postmaster called me the next day and asked that we wait a few more days before taking any further action. Stra.ngely. the next day my VAN appeared in the mailbox!! T~e rest of the VANs mad.e their appearance in due course. 25+ days from mailing to delivery!! A new record I think. Remember that the VAN editor is always looking for material. In this issue there are Bible records and family histories. Do you have something you can contribute? If you do, please get in touch with Mike. Happ~unting, nc~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �l Page 101 Hello from the Virginia Room Hello from the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Libraries! Autumn means family history classes, genealogy fairs and conferences. Stop by the Virginia Room booth at the Bedford Genealogy & History Fair on September 8 in Bedford; the Botetourt County Genealogy Fair, October 13 in Fincastle; and at the Virginia Genealogical Society Fall conference "The Road Goes Both Ways", November 2 & 3 in Roanoke. The reception November 2 will be at the 0 . Winston Link Museum and November 3 classes will be at the Dumas Center for Artistic and Cultural Development. The Virginia Room archivist, Alicia Sell will talk about preserving family documents and photos at the Bedford Fair. Laura Wickstead will speak at both Botetourt Fair and the VGS conference about Virginia Room resources for family history research. A new series of classes begins this fall. Offerings include a review of the subscription databases Ancestry Library Edition and Heritage Quest, Researching Civil War Ancestors, and Genealogy "By the Bookn. Last year' s "Dead on the Web',, death and cemetery records on the internet, and Late Night in the Virginia Room were such a tremendous success that we will repeat them again on October 26, when the library will be open for genealogy research until 11 :OOpm. We are very pleased to offer Robert Harshbarger's indexes ofBotetourt County Marriages covering 1770-1973 just back from the bindery. They are available only in the Virginia Room~ the Library of Virginia and the Botetourt County Court House. The Virginia Room is experiencing growing pains. We are gaining a parttime project archivist to work on the Neighborhood and Veterans History Project and we are in the planning stages to expand our space. You have the opportunity to be a part of the excitement. We welcome your help as a docent, assisting researchers or on a variety of archives and indexing projects. A Volunteer Open House will be held on October 2. For more infonnation and to register for classes contact us at 540-853-2073 or varoom@roanokeva.gov VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 102 New Books in the Virginia Room The books listed a r e new additions to the Virgi nia R oom & S p cda lCo llcc tio ns o f th e Roanoke P ublic sale or loan to other libraries. l.i br:ir~ an d arc not fo r 331 . 31 F875KW Kids At Work Lewis Hine a nd t h e Cru sade Against Child Labor by Russell Freedman 1995 Scholaslic In c 398 . 4 M973t The Telltale Lilac Bush & Other Ghost Tales by Ruth Ann Musick 1965 University Press 373 . 755791 Jackson Middle School 1999 year book (Roanoke City School) 610 . 6 M468t Transactions of the Thirty- Sixth Annual Session of the Medical Society of VA held in Norfolk , VA October 24 -28, 1905 Williams Printing Co 1906 929 . l 02651 Lineage Book of the National Society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America Volume XXXX 2006 922 . 7768 M364m A Minister in the Tennessee Valley by Isaac Patton Martin 1954 Parthenon Press 929 . 374702 8684t 10 , 000 Vital Records of Central New York 1813-1850 Compiled by Fred Q Bowman 1986 Genealgocial Publishing 929 . 3755 Ac27rn Marriage Records of Accomack County VA 1854-1895 Recorded in Licenses & Ministers ' Returns Compiled by Barry W. Miles & Moddy K. Miles III 2006 Heritage Books 929.2 B638 H184h History of the Bol (1) ar Family of Bath County, VA The First Three Generations by Howard Revercomb Hammond 2000 Gateway Press 973 . 776 Hl9ls South After Gettysburg Civil War Nurse, 1863- 1865 Quaker Teacher, 1866-1868 Letters of Cornelia Hancock Edited by Henrietta Stratton Jaquette 1956 Thomas Y. Crowell Co . 973.344 Un3m Revolutionary Pensione rs of 1818 Printed by order of the Senate of the United States 28 March 1818 Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing 1998 97 5 . 639 H7 53 Crank Victrolas and Wood Cook Stoves a treasury of 2Q th Century Memories Greene, Lenoir, Pitt & Wayne Counties (NC) Compiled by Bob Lasley & Sallie Holt 2004Hometown Memories Pub lishing 975.627 H753 Wilmington Tales Editor R. Memories Publishing T. Lasley 2002 Hometown 975.803 Sm57s The Story of Georgia & the Georgia People 1732 to 1860 by George Gillman Smith , D. D. Reprint 1968 Genealogical Printing VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 103 W583h Historical Collections of Georgia by Rev . George Whit e Reprint 2004 Genealogical Publishing 929 . 2 H866nh The New Hottel History, Charles Line by Paul Huddle 2002 Published by AAH Graphics, Inc 929 . 208 V8li Immigrants Ancestors a List of 2,500 Immigrants of America before 1750 by Frederick Adams Virkus 1976 Genealogical Publishing Co . , Inc 975 . 583 Ml32b Botetourt County by Debra Alderson Mcclane 2007 by Arcadia Publishing 975 . 65 H753 The Elegant Tarpaper Shack and other Down Home Tales From the Good Old Days in the Heartland of Carolina compiled & edited by Bob Lasley & Sallie Holt 2003 Hometown Memories Publishing P 929 . 2 M725 D922g Mohler-Garber Family History, Genealogy of the 975 . 803 Ludwig Mohlar Family in America from April 4, 1696 to June 15, 1921 Compi led & Edited by Cora Garber Dunning 1921 Published by the Nebra ska State Historical Society 282 . 7481 Ad17c Catholic Trails West the Founding Catholic Families of PA Volume 1 St Joseph's Church, Philadelphia (1733) by Edmund Adam s & Barbara Brady - Keefe 1988 Gen ealog i cal Publishing P 551.4 Cl39g Guidebook to the Coastal Plain of VA North to the James River by James L . Calver 1962 Commonwealth of VA 910 . 4 Sch19j Journal of a Lady of Quality, Being the Narrative of a Journey from Scotland to the West Indies , North Carolina & Portugal in the years 177 4 to 1776 by Jen Schaw 1921 Yale Universi ty Press 911 . 73 H227m Mapping the American Revolutionary War by Harley, Petchenik , & Towner 1975 University of Chicago Press 911.74 W3673e E 40* An Interpretive Atlas by Jack Williams 2006 University Press 917 . 54 F35 West Virginia, A Guide to the Mountain State by WPA 1941 Oxford University Press 917 . 55451 H629 Historic Sites & Structures in the Richmond Region by Richmond Planning District Commission 1970 929 . 09415 C332 A Census of Ireland circa 1659 with supplementary Material from the Poll Money Ordinances (1660-1661 ) edited by Seamu s Pender 929 . 2 Bl55r Richard Bailey of Chesterfield & Tazewell Counties, VA and his Descendants, Volume II by Mary Ellen Howe 2003 Self Published 929.2 065 Hl93d Doak Family History & Genealogy by B.E. Hanes, from the Press of The Exponent Job Shop 1931 (?) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 104 929 . 37 5502 T635v Virginia Wills and Administration s 1632-1800 compi l ed b y Clayton Torre nce 1990 Genea 1 ei9icu l ['1.- ,-s 973 .7 02 Ml45c Civil War Tales of the Tenness ee Val ley hy Wi lliam Lindsey McDonald 200 3 Heart of Dix ie P ub li shing 973 . 736 Wl52y Hunter's Fiery Raid through Virginia Valleys by Ga ry C . Walker 1989 A & W Enterprise s 97 5 . 4 7 6 Su64h History of Summers County West Virginia by Su mmers Count y Hi storical Societ y 1984 P 641 . 59755 R531F Food For Thought A collection of recipes from the staff, past & present of the Roanoke City Public Library 2 0 0 1 P 728. 92 2 SL52a An Age of Barnes by f. r i c S l oane 19 76 Funk & Wagnalls Publishing Co . P 929.2 N923 Srn63n C . 2 The Nunns of xviith Century Virginia with roster of 1300 descendants of the Henry County clan by 0 . Norris Smith 1984 McDonald Printing Co . P 929 . 3755 M766t 178 8 c . 2 Montgomery County , VA Tax Lists A, B & C for the year 1788 641 . 59752 D753m Mrs. Kitching's Smith Island Cook.book by Pra n ce s Kitching and Susan Stiles Dowel l 19 8 1 Tidewa te r Pu b l is h e rs 914.255 Srn58s c . 2 Sulgrove Manor and the Washingtons A history & Guide to the Tudor Home of George Washington's Ancestors by H. Clifford Smith 1933 Macmillan Co . 911 . 73 K635g A Genealogical & Historical Atlas of the United States of America by E . Kay Kirkham 1976 Eve r to n Pub li sh i ng Co . 929 . 097559 G597f Finding your people in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia by Rebecca H. Goo d & Rebecc a A. Ebe r t 1 98 8 He arthside 929 . 2 B665D84 7b The Bounds of Maryland by Ruth T . Dryde n 1 9 83 D423d The Dennises of Beverly by John Va l ue De nnis 1992 Evans - Coate s Printing 929.2 0847 D847d Dryden Family and Descendants Book I by Leslie Powell Dryden 1992 929 . 2 H728 H7 2 8ho Holloways of the Eastern Shore and Descendants Near & Far 1066 - 1985 by Bessie Gibbs Cheath a m Holloway 1985 Gateway Press 929 . 2 929. 2 Hl92 Hl92an Annals and Memorials of the Handys and Their Kindred by Isaac w. K. Handy 1992 Wi ll iam L . Cleme nts Library 929.2 H65 Ml59h Hoagland and Collins, A Family History by Patricia Ann Ho agland Mc Ewen 1994 Anund se n Publi s hin g Ca . 929.2 Ml2 3 Ml23dj Descendants of John McCabe 1727-1800 of Sussex County, Delaware 2 edition by Verno n W. McCabe , Jr 19 9 4 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 105 929.2 P871 D847p The Powell Family by Ruth T . Dryden 1994 929 . 2 Q41 Ml23d Descendants of The Quillen Family of the Delmarv a Pe ni nsula by Vernon W. McCabe Jr. 1996 929 . 1072 M342a A-Z Guide to Tracing Ancestors in Britain by F . C Markwell & Pauline Saul 1985 Genealogical Publishing 929.72 L518d A Directory of British Peerages by Francis L. Leeson 1984 Gene alogical Publishing 929.375223 So54 A Somerset Sampler , Families of Old Somerset County, Maryland 1700-1776 1994 compiled by Pauline Manning Batchelder Gateway Press 929. 375241 F89lm Marriages and Deaths St. Mary' s County Maryland 1634 - 1900 by Margaret K. Fresco 308. W277g The Papers of George Washington Volume 13 1 June to 3 1 August 1793 2007 University of VA Press 328 . 7309 Un3c Biographical Directory of the American Congress 17741971 US Government Printing Office 1971 925.8 C579B455r The Reve rend John Clayton , A Parson with a Scie ntific Mind 1965 University VA Press 929 . 2 C883C883cf The Cropper Family of Utah, Texas , Virginia & England 1500-1900 Genealog i cal Research by Paul K. Cropper Published by Armis J. Ashby 1992 929 . 542 C673c 1751-1776 The Complete Book of Emigrants 1751 -1 776 by Peter Wilson Coldham 1993 Genealogical Publishing 97 5 . 541 H314h Hampton/Newport News A Pictorial Histo ry by Van Hawk ins 1975 The Donning Company Publishers SC 340.9 G991 Legends of Virginia Lawyers by John H Gwathmey 1934 Press of the Dietz Printing Co 364.15 H284n Never Seen the Moon The Trails of Edith Ma xwell by Sharon Hatfield 2005 University of Illinois Press 929.376902 K419k Kentucky Marriages 1797-1865 compiled by G. Glenn Clift 1978 Genealogical Publishing 925 . 8 C579 B455j John Clayton Pioneer of American Botany by Edmund Berkley and Dorothy Smith Berkley 1963 University of North Carolina Press 973 . 782 Gl823e Exile in Richmond The Confederate Journal of HenriGaride l Edited by Michael Bedout Chesson and Leslie Jean Roberts 2001 University of Virginia Press 927.7853 M582Ml75o The Gre at and Only Oscar Miche aux, The life of America's First Black Filnunaker by Patrick McGilligan 2007 HarperCol lins Publishers VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 106 306 . 846 R745n Nototious in the Neighborhood Sex and Families across the color line in VA 1787-1861 by Joshua D . Ro chmon ;•003 l l niversity of NC Press 929.2 C245 P859b Carter Family 1883 Bi-Centenary Me morial of Jeremiah Carter who came to the Province of PA in 1682 by Thornas - Maxwell Potts 1883 Published by Author 929 . 2 Am37 Ed97a Ames, Mears and Allied Lines of Accomack County, VA by Lucy Ames Edwards 1967 Eastern Shore of VA Hi storicu.l Society 929 . 208 H222c 1958 Colonial Families of the Southern States of America, A History and Genealogy of Colonial Families who Settled in the Colonies Prior to the Revolution by Stella l?i.ckett Hardy Reprint 1 99 1 Genealogical Publishing Co . 976 . 179 H425 The Heritage of Shelby County, Alabama by l leritage Publishing Consultants 1999 976 . 195 H425 The Heritage of Jackson County, Alabama by Heritage Pub l ishing Consultants 1998 crno.ot- people.. make. a me-OD of lDok ahead behirtclD. cA wi~~ the'd for0et- their a good ge1-1eral , eve~ ab c iti ze~, }or~ artd a/r-. pa.Dt-ancl k eepb p re.oe 11t-becau~~ irt t q/i rt'J to com mo~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 107 Treasures of the Blue Ridge and Beyond By Lau ra S. Wickstead, MLS The following l ist of regional repos itori es provides highlights of some of the uniqu e records and manuscript collections availab le to family hi sto rians. Thi s is a very bri ef list of institutional holdi ng s. Consider ca ll ing ahead w hen planning a research trip. Botetourt County Courthou se 1 West Main Courthouse Square, P.O.Box 2 19, Fincastle, VA 24090 Monday - Frid ay, 8:30am - 4:30pm . Ph one: 540-473 - 8274 . Photocopies are $. 50. Certified copies are $2 .00 each. Call ahead to check sched ules of part-time staff dedicated to assist genealogist s. At its incept io n in 1 770, t he county exte nded to the Mississippi River encompass in g much of w hat are now West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and Illin o is. • • Marriage reco rd s 1 770- 2004* Probate reco rd s, includin g wi ll s, bills of sale, inventory of estates, land divisions and other estate records 1770- present* • Deeds and other land transactions 1 770-prese nt * • Land Books (real estate tax) l 850- present • Su rveyors Books 1 770- 19 14* • Court Ord er Books 1 770- 1 803 * • • • County Court Order Books l 839- 1867 * Chancery Order Books 1 83 1-1 896 * Tithable s 1 770 - 1 789 • Registers of Births and Deaths 1853 - 1870 • Minute Books 1772 - 1 831 • Rules of Office, Ju dgements 1 791 - 1807 • Botetourt Cou nty Indu ction and Discharge Record s, WWII • Guardian Accounts l 799-1839 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 108 • Pension Applications & List of Pensioners 1 888 - 1 894 (Veterans and Widows) (* indicates indexed records) Catholic Historical Society of the Roanoke Valley 400 West Campbell Ave. Roanoke, VA 2401 6 Tuesday 10:00am- 2:00pm 540 - 982 - 01 52 • St. Andrew's Cemetery records 1 893 - present. • St. Andrew's and Our Lady of Nazareth parish records l 896- • present (many gaps). St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum records 1 893-1 960. Data ranges from just the child's name and birth date to more complete family • information . Annals of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, KY (in Roanoke), Records of St. Andrew's Convent, St. Andrew's School and St. Vincent's orphanage. Records generally run from l 916-1 977. Fincastle Public Library 11 Academy St. Fincastle, VA 24090, 540-473-8339 Monday & Thursday 9:00am-9:00pm; Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00am 6:00pm; Friday 9:00am-5:00pm. Rena Worthen, library staffer and genealogist will help you make the most of your visit. • Indexed records from four local funeral homes 1 904 - 1 984 (not inclusive) • Fincastle Herald. Obits indexed for 1935 -37, 1939, 1940 andl 960 • Several thousand family histories Historical Society of Western Virginia One Market Square, 3rd Floor, Roanoke, VA 24011 P.O. Box 1904; Roanoke, VA 24008 < info .hswv@cox. net > 540-342-5770, Tuesday 10:00am- 12 :00pm . Other times by appointment. Holdings are related primarily to the Roanoke Valley and western Virginia. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 109 • Fam ily papers : Breckinridge 1746 - 1927; Wm. C. Campbel l 1 764, l 844- 1 975 ; Deyerle 1 755-1932, 1971 ; B. N. Eubank 1880- 1 932 ; Watts 1 792 - 1 923. • Ledgers : Garst & Chapman 1849- 1875 1 Garst Mill 1859- 1864, So uthweste rn Turnpike Toll Road 1856-1 868 and others . • Research notebooks of J. Raymond Hildebrand. Su bjects includ e county co urthouse s, Roanoke city area farm s, original land grants f or Augusta, Boteto urt and Gree nbrier and more. • A pprox imat ely 100 19th & 20th ce ntury m aps of the Roanoke Vall ey. • More than 3 ,000 photographs of 20th century Roanoke Valley. Jones Memorial Library 23 11 Memorial Ave. Lynchburg, VA 24501 434- 846- 050 1 www.jmlibrary. org Tue sday & Thursday 1:00 - 9:00pm, Wednesday & Friday 1 :00 - S:OOpm, Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm. Jon es Memorial is a private history and genealogy research facil ity. Though it s primary foc us is central Virg inia, its exte nsive holdings in clud e materials relati ng to the entire state. • • 4,000 plus family hi sto ry titles and fil es Numerous m anu script holdings and family papers re lating t o central Virginia and beyond • Various ledgers and in stitutional archives Montgomery County Courthouse Clerk of Circuit Cou rt, County Courthouse, 1 East Main St. Suite BS Christiansburg VA, 24073, 540- 382-5760 < aburke@courts .state.va. us > Monday- Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm. Photoco pies are $.50 . Ce rtified copies are $2 .00 each . • Records begin w ith the formation of Fincastle County in 1 773 . Include s deeds, w ills and vario us court records • Birth and death l 85 3- 1 868 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 110 Roanoke Public Libraries, Virginia Room 706 S. 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The ext ensive li st of manuscript ho ldings can be viewed at this website. • http:/ /s pec.lib .vt.edu / appal /apuni ndx.htm Includes Brown, Charlton, Huff- Hy lton, Kent, Lancaster, Preston, and Surface family papers • • Floyd County Historical Society papers 1 880-1 986 Variou s account books from late 1 700s into l 900s (not inclusive) Wytheville Community College, Kegley Library 1000 East Main Street, Wytheville VA 24382 276-223-4743 http://www2.wcc.vccs.edu / Library / html /kegley.htm Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 5 :OOam . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 112 • Exte nsive collections of hi storians M ary B. Keg ley and Dr . W. R. Ch itwood, Sr. • Prest o n Family Papers 1 7 46 - 1 9 1 5 • Fu lton-Graham- Sanders 1 789- 1 962 Sources Roanoke and New River Valleys, Virginia, Manuscripts : A Guide to Collections in the United States. Charles A. Bod ie, Editor; Hi story Mu se um and Histo rical Society of Western Vi rginia; Roanoke , Vi rgin ia, 2003 . 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Jefferson Street, Roa noke , VA 240 1 6 www .roanokeva.gov/ li brary < va room @roanokeva .gov > 540- 853 - 2073 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 113 AFRICAN AMERICAN ANCEJTRY Descendants of John "Jack" Brown Submitted by Toni Smith 1805 Excel Drive Killeen, TX 76542-4066 toni. y.smith@hotmail.com The first three generations are classified as Caucasian, all succeeding generations are classified as African Ame rican. Numbers in brackets [] indicate the generation . Generation No. 1 1. JOHN ''JACK'' [ 1] BROWN was born 1765, and died 1838. He married SARAH RIVES. She was born I 773, and died 1849. C hild of JOHN BROWN and SARAH RIVES is: 2. i. JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2] BROWN, b. 13 Oct 1808, VIRGINIA; d. 13 Jun 1882, VlRGINlA. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2] BROWN (JOHN "JACK" [l]) was born 13 Oct 1808 in VIRGINIA, and died 13 Jun I 882 in Virginia. He married MARY ANN PATTERSON 29 May 1838 in Franklin Co, VA, daughter of SAMUEL PATTERSON and SARAH BOZWELL. She was born 2 1 Mar 1824 in Virginia, and died 02 Apr 1895 in Franklin Co, VA. Children of JOHN BROWN and MARY PATTERSON are: 3. i. WILLIAM "NOB" [3] BROWN, b. Bet 1842 - 1844, VIRGINIA; d. 1920, Franklin Co., VA. ii. JOHN P BROWN, b. 1844, VlRGINIA. iii. HENRY F BROWN "KERMIT", b. 1846, VIRGINIA. iv. WILEY S BROWN "SAMUEL", b. 1848, VJRGINIA v . GEORGE WASHINGTON BROWN, b. 1852, VlRGINIA. vi. MILLARD F1LMORE BROWN, b. 1854, VIRGINIA. vii. MARY J. L. BROWN, b. 1858, VIRGINIA. viii. ALEXANDER BROWN, b. Mar 1860, VIRGINIA. ix. HARRIET BROWN, b. 1846, VIRGJNIA. x. SUSAN BROWN, b. 1862, VIRGINIA. xi. FANNIE BROWN, b. 1864, VlRGINlA. xi i. SALLIE BROWN, b. 1866, VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 114 Generation No. 3 3. WILLIAM NORBORNE "NOB" [3] BROWN (JOIIN SPOTSW OOD 1:2] . JOI IN "JACK" lll) was born Bet. 1842 - 1844 in VIRGINIA, and died 19'.?.0 in FRANKi. i N Co , V /\. . I le married MARY ANN HOLLAND, daughter of SAMUEL f IOLLAND and LlJCY PRl :STON . She was born 1852 in VIRGINIA, and died 16 J un 1916 in PRANKLfN CO. V/\ Children of WILLIAM BROWN and MARY HOLLAND a re : i_ JOHN [4] BROWN. 4. ii. MARY JANE BROWN, b. 1878, Franklin Co, VA . 5. iii. AMANDA SUSAN BROWN , b. 28 Aug 1898, Franklin Co. V /\ : d . 23 J u l 1965 , FRANKLIN CO, VA. Generation No. 4 4. MARY JANE [4] BROWN (WILLIAM "NOB"l3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOTfN "JACK" 11 [l]) was born 1878 in Franklin Co, VA. She married JAMES THOMAS "TOM I !OLLA ND 14 J un 1896 in Franklin Co, VA, son ofGfLLIE PERDUE. He was born 1878 in Franklin Co, V /\. Children of MARY BROWN and JAMES HOLLAND are: 6. i. EARNEST DEE (5] HOLLAND, b. Fran klin Co, VA. 7. ii. EVA BELLE HOLLAND, b. Fran k li n Co, VA . 8. iii. JAlvfES ELIJAH HOLLAND, b. Frankl in Co, VA. 9. iv. LACY BROWN HOLLAND, b. Frankli n Co, YA . 10. v. LILLIA ASIA HOLLAND, b. Franklin Co, VA. vi. MAUDE HOLLAND, b. Franklin Co, VA. vii. NANNIB HOLLAND, b. lOFeb 19 14 , Frankl in Co, VA; rn . ATHEY WA DE; b. 1908, Franklin Co, VA. 11. viii. CASSIE MARY HOLLAND, b. 15Mar 1913, Franklin Co, VA; d . 11 Sep1990, Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. 5. AMANDA SUSAN [4] BROWN (WILLIAM "NOB" [3), JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [1]) was born 28 A ug 1898 in Franklin Co, VA, and d ied 23 Ju l 1965 in Franklin Co, VA She married HARRISON SMITH 17 Dec 19 16 in Franklin Co, VA, son of WILLIAM SMITH and ANNIE CRAFT. He was born 14 Dec 1892 in V IRGINlA, and d ied 02 Sep 1956 in Franklin Co, VA. Children of AMANDA BROWN and HAR.RISON SMITH are: 12. i. MARYE (5] SMITH, b. 24 N ov 19 17, Franklin Co., VA; d. 2 1 Feb 1947, Franklin Co, VA. 13. 14. 15. 16. ~~: DORIS A SMITH, b. 17 Apr 1920, Franklin Co, VA. m. ANN1E BELLE SMJTH, b. 05 Apr 192 1, Frankli n Co, VA; d . 28 Au g 1988, Roanoke ~emorial Rehab Center Roanoke, VA. iv. FANN1E KA TE SMITH, b. 22 Sep 1922, Franklin Co, VA. v. BENJAfvfINH. Sl'VlITH, b. 24 May 1924, Fran k lin Co, VA . vi. WILLIAM BROWN SMITH, b . 09 Feb 1926, Franklin Co, VA; d . 1996, Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. vii. WALTER LEE SMITH, b. 29 Feb 1928, Frankli n Co, VA . VIRGIN IA APPALACHIAN NOT ES �Page 115 17. 18. viii . AMANDA SUSAN SMITH, b. 03 Jun 1932, Franklin Co, VA. ix. LOUISE SMITH, b. 28 Dec 1934, Franklin Co, VA; m . THOMAS WRAY SMITH. x . TOMMY ALEX SMITH, b. 24 Jan 1930, Frankli n Co, VA. Generation No. S 6. EARNEST DEE [5] HOLLAND (MARY JANE [4] BROWN, W1LLIAM "NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSW OOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [l]) was born in Franklin Co, VA He married MAMIE ARRINGTON. Chil dren of EARNEST HOLLAND and MAMIE ARRINGTON are: i. IRENE [6] HOLLAND. ii . DELITHA HOLLAND. 7. EVA BELLE [5] HOLLAND (MARY JANE (4] BROWN, WILLIAM ''NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [l]) was born in Franklin Co, VA. She manied WILL HOLLAND. Childre n of EVA HOLLAND and WILL HOLLAND are: i. CURTIS [6] HOLLAND. ii. WILLIEKATEHOLLAND. iii. MORRJS HOLLAND. iv. OWEN HOLLAND. v. MASSEY HOLLAND. vi . ELWOOD HOLLAND. vii. WILLIAM HOLLAND. viii. CHESTER HOLLAND. ix . CALV1N HOLLAND. x. OSCAR HOLLAND. xi. BEULAH HOLLAND. xii. GENEVA HOLLAND. x.iii. FRANK HOLLAND. xiv. DORJS HOLLAND. 8. JAMES ELUAH (5) HOLLAND (MARY JANE [4] BROWN, WILLIAM "NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [I]) was born in Franklin Co, VA. He married OLLIE. Children of JAMES HOLLAND and OLLIE are: i. CHRISTINE VIRGINIA (6] HOLLAND. ii. MARY INEZ HOLLAND. iii. JAMES HOLLAND, JR. iv. ROBERT LEWIS HOLLAND. v. SH1RLEY JANE HOLLAND. 9. LACY BROWN [5] HOLLAND (MARY JANE [4] BROWN, WlLLIAM "NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN ''JACK" [1]) was born in Franklin Co, VA. He married ( 1) WILLIE VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 116 SIMMONS. He marri ed (2) ALICE WITCH E R. Child of LACY HOLLAND a nd WILLIE S IMMONS is: i. JEWEL [6] HOLLAND. Children of LACY HOLLAND and ALICE WITCHER are: ii. RUDY (6] HOLLAND. iii. ROBBIE HOLLAND. iv. KATHY HOLLAND. 10. Lll-LIAASIA [5] HOLLAND (MARY JANE [4] BROWN, WILLIAM "NOB" [3]. J OHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [I ]) was born in Frankl in Co, VA. S he marri ed WILLIAM ALEXANDER TYREE. Children of LILLIA HOLLAND and WILLIAM TYREE are: i. ALEXANDER [6] TYREE. ii. WILLIAM THOMAS T YREE. iii. MARY KA TE TYREE. iv. ETHEL JANE TYREE. v. ALLEN TYREE. vi. SARAH MARTHA TYREE. vii. BANNAH ANN TYREE. viii. LOUISA BELLE TYREE. ix. NANNIE ELOISE TYREE. x.. EVELENE REBECCA TYREE. x i. Bll..LY HOLLAND T YREE. xii. BABY GIRL TYREE. 11. CASSIE MARY [5] HOLLAND (MARY JANE [4] BROWN, WIL LlAM "NOB" f3) , JOHN SPOTSW?OD [2], JOHN "JACK" [ t]) was bo rn 15 Mar 19 13 in Franklin Co, VA, and died 11 Sep 1990 m Roanoke, Roanoke Co, Va. S he m arried ( 1) JULIUS YOUNG. He was born I 0 Jun 1914, and died Jul 1983 in Rocky Mount , Franklin Co, VA. Children of CASSIE HOLLAND and JULfUS YOUNG are: 19. ~ : CORNETTA [6] HOLLAND, b. 1936, Franklin Co, VA. 20. n . ELOISE HOLLAND, b . 1938, Franklin Co, VA. Child o~-~ASSIE MARY HOLLAND is: 2 1. 111 · CORNETTA [6] HOLLAND, b. Franklin Co, VA. 12 · MARYE [5] SMITH (AMANDA SUSAN [4] BROWN, WILLIAM "N OB" (3], JOHN SPOTSW?OD [2], JOHN "JACK" [1]) was born 24 Nov 19 17 in Franklin Co, VA, and died 2 1 Feb 1947 Jn Franklin Co, VA. She marri ed ROBERT LEE "TOBE" SMITH 12 Sep 1936 in Franklin Co, VA, son of ED SMITH and MAR y JAMJSON. He was born 19 18 in Fra nklin Co, VA. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 117 Childre n of MARY SMITH and ROBERT SMITH are: i. CHARLIE [6] SMITH. ii. EARNEST SMITH. iii . MARY ELAINE SMITH, b . 28 Aug 1943, Fran.kJin Co, VA; d. 15 Dec 2002, Franklin Co, VA. iv. MARVIN SMITH. v. J T SMITH, b. 1947, Franklin Co, VA. 13. DORIS A [5] SMITH (AMANDA SUSAN [4] BROWN, WILLIAM "NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD (2], JOHN "JACK" [l]) was born 17 Apr 1920 in Franklin Co, VA. She married GEORGE HOLLAND. Children of DORIS Siv1ITH and GEORGE HOLLAND are: i. JOHNNY (6] HOLLAND. ii. MARY HOLLAND. iii. ALICE HOLLAND. iv. LEE ROY HOLLAND. v. DORIS ANN HOLLAND. vi . ROSELINE HOLLAND. vii. HARRY HOLLAND. 14. ANNlE BE LLE [5] SWTH (AMANDA SUSAN [4] BROWN, W1LLIAM "NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2), JOHN "JACK"[l]) was born 05 Apr 1921 in Franklin Co, VA, and died 28 A ug 1988 in Roanoke Memorial Rehab Center Roanoke, VA. She married JOHN ROY. C hild of ANNIE SMITH and JOHN ROY is: 1. JOHN [6] ROY , JR, 15. FANNIE KATE [5] SWTH (AMANDA SUSAN [4] BROWN, WILLIAM "NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK''[l]) was born 22 Sep 1922 in Franklin Co, VA She married J OHN TINSLEY. Child of FANNIE SivfITH a nd JOHN TINSLEY is: i. WU.LIAM [6] TINSLEY. 16. WILLIAM BROWN [5] SMITH (AMANDA SUSAN [4] BROWN, WILLIAM "NOB" (3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [1]) was bom 09 Feb 1926 in FRANKlin co, VA, and died 1996 in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA. He married (1) IRENE SAUNDERS. He married (2) BRENDA JOHNSON. C hild of WILLIAM SMITH and IRENE SAUNDERS is: i. JOYCE [6] SMITH. C hildren of WILLIAM SMITH and BRENDA JOHNSON are: ii . RONNIE [6] Srv1ITH. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 118 iii. KA THY SMITH. iv. VIVIAN SM1TH 17. AMANDA SUSAN [5] SMITH (AMANDA S USAN [4] 13ROWN , wrr .Ll/\M "NOJ3" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [I]) was born 03 Jun 193'.2 in 1:rankli11 Co. VA. She married TOMMY SlMMONS. Children of AMANDA SMJTH and TOMMY SIMMONS are: i. DARLENE (6] SIMMONS. ii. PAT Sll'vllv10NS. iii. JULIE SIMMONS. iv. TOM1v1Y SIMMONS. v. JACKIE SIMMONS. vi. GENEVA SMJTH. vii. MARY ANN SMITH. 18. TOMMY ALEX [5] SMITH (AMANDA SUSAN [4 ] BROWN, W I LLIAM "NOB" [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK 1' [I]) was born 24 Jan 1930 in Franklin Co, VA. He married FRANCES JOHNSON. She was born 1940 in Bedford, Bedford Co, VA. Children of TOM:MY S:MJTH and FRANCES JOHNSON are: i. HARRISON LESTER [6] SMITH, b. Frankl in Co, VA~ m . SARAH SPENCER; b . Franklin Co, v A. ii. LAWRENCE GALE SMITH b. Franklin Co, VA. ~ii. ARLENE SMrTH, b. Frankl in Co, VA. iv. AMANDA SMITH, b. Franklin Co, VA. v. MICHAEL SMITH, b . Franklin Co, VA. Generation No. 6 9 ~ · C~RNETTA [6] HOLLAND (CASSIE MARY (5], MARY JANE [4] BROWN: WILLIAM NOB [3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2] JOHN "JACK" [1]) was born 1936 in Franklin Co, VA. She married JOHNNY PRESTON of LANDON PRESTON and LENA HOLLAND. He was born in Glade Hill, Franklin Co, sdn VA. Children of CORNETTA HOLLAND and JOHNNY PRESTON a re: ~-. BLAIR JEROI\!1E [7] PRESTON. ~~'. CLARENCE OTIS PRESTON. ~it. LISA ELOISE PRESTON. iv. ANDREA RENEE PRESTON. ~O. E~?ISE [6] HOLLAND (CASSIE MARY [5], MARY JANE [4] BROWN, WILLIAM NOB [~],JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [I ]) was born 1938 in Frank lin Co, VA. She marned EDWARD ARRINGTON son of ROBERT ARRINGTON a nd TH.AlLOUR SMITH. He was born 12 Apr 1931 in and di ed 28 A pr 1987 in D urham, Durham, NC. Wv, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 119 Children of ELOISE HOLLAND and EDWARD ARRINGTON are: i. YVONNE [7] ARRTNGTON. ii . MAURICE ARRINGTON. iii. ROBERT ARRINGTON 21. CORNETTA [6] HOLLAND (CASSIE MARY [5], MARY JANE [4] BROWN, WILLIAM "NOB'' (3], JOHN SPOTSWOOD [2], JOHN "JACK" [l]) was born in Franklin Co, VA. She married JOHNNY PRESTON 05 Jul 1952 in Rocky Mount, Franklin Co, VA, son of LANDON PRESTON and LENA HOLLAND. He was born in Glade Hil1, Franklin Co, VA. C hildren of CORNETTA HOLLAND and JOHNNY PRESTON are: i. BLAIR JEROME [7] PRESTON. ii. CLARENCE OTIS PRESTON. iii. LISA ELOISE PRESTON. iv. ANDREA RENEE PRESTON. BRO\VN'S MULE TOBACCO William Norbo111e Brown (1842-1920?) is a legendary figure in Franklin County Virginia history. The son of John Spotswood & Mary Patterson Brown; «Nob," as he was commonly called, was one of approximately 12 children. John Brown was a tobacconist in Franklin County Virginia for many years. Nob was one of his son' s who followed in his footsteps. This was a very profitable venture for John & Nob Brown. According to Nob Brown's grandson, Tommy Smith, his grandfather got a " recipe" from one of his slaves many years ago. The "recipe" was to put a drop of honey in the tobacco to make it sweet. Nob was the producer of Brown' s Mule Tobacco. He grew the tobacco and manufactured the finished product for many years before, according to oral famil y history; he sold the recipe to R. J. Reynolds of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Before selling to Mr. Reynolds, Nob Brown was lmown as a fair employer who paid d ecent wages on time. Many census records list several boarders in his household. Tommy Smith states , "Those were the workers.,, Nob took some time out of the tobacco business to fight for the Confederacy during the Civil War. He & his brother John Virgil served in Co K, I ot11 Virginia Calvary. Nob enlisted as a private on October 15, 1863_ In 19 15 Nob applied for and received a Civil War p ension ($21.60) because he was disabled. Nob's grandson, Tommy Smith, has many "tall tales" about his grandfather that he heard from his mother, Amanda Susan Brown Smith, Nob ' s youngest child. According to Mr. Smith, "when his grandpa was out fighting somewhere in the War, the Union was winning. They were shootin' black and white a like. Well my grandpa said they weren ' t going to get him. He found a big hollowed out log and crawled up in it. The Union soldiers m arched right over him and V IRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 120 didn' t even know he was in the Jog hiding! My grandpa said he werc n ' t so stupid a fte r a ll, he lived!" His brother, John Virgi l, did not fare well in life and di e d a pa uper in Richmond, VA. His descendants have since discovered where he was buried and placed a marker from Veteran Affairs on the grave. Nob Brown 's alleged burial site has bee n bulldozed and plante d over with com. This author and other relatives of Nob Brown have bee n unabl e to acquire a picture of him . According to Mr. Smith, "his ma looked like her pa, short.'' A fom1 c r Franklin County resident who is now 94 years old stated that, "Nob Brown was short w ith a hump on his back and carried a cane. The hump made him bend over." An act ive searc h is sti ll ongoing for a picture of Mr. Brown. On the personal side, Nob Brown never legally marri ed . He did have a relationship with a former slave, Mary Ann Holland, who openly li ved in the house with him . With Mary Ann, Nob had three children, two gi rl s and a boy. Mr. Sm ith says, " Hi s g randma was what you call a quadroon. That means she only had one quarter black blood in he r." On the 1870 cen sus for Franklin County, VA, Mary Ann Holland was listed as " white" for he r race and the wife of Nob Brown. Apparently word got out about her lineage and from the 1880 census until she died, she was listed as "mulatto" and the «servant. " All of the children we re acknowledged as being Nob's. This was a very unusual situation in post C ivil War era Virginia as interracial marriages were not allowed in the state until 1967. The children were, John Brown (possibly named after his uncle, John Virgil-date of birth unknown), Mary Jane Brown ( 1878-?), and Amanda Susan Brown (8/28/1898-7/23/ 1965). Nob was known to publicly proclaim his love for Mary Ann and to tell a ny white man that attempted to belittle him that they were, ''just jealous 'cuz ya'JJ ain ' t got a good woman. " Nob was known to imbibe in Franklin County's finest product, moonshine. He would go to town "and get likkered up and start throwin ' money to all the Black folks," says Mr. Smith. Mr. ~mith stated that, " word would get back to bis grandma and she would hitch up the wagon and nde to town to get him. Grandpa Nob love d him some grandma Mary Ann ." Apparently Nob's mother, Mary Ann Patterson Brown, did not have a problem with the relationship. In her will, dated 1895, Mrs. Brown leaves everything to Nob for his natural life a~d to his three children. Unfortunately, her wi II was contested until 1916 based on the signature of one of the witnesses. Not much is known on Mary Ann Holland (1852-6/ 16/19 16). She was the daughter of Samue l Holland and Lucy Preston, former slaves. Her father is the household listed on the census records after Nob. Jn June of this year, two great granddaughters of John Virgil Brown drove to Franklln County, VA. They met with the author of this articl e who introduced the m to Tommy Smith and VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 121 Cornetta Holland Preston (Nob & Mary Ann's great granddaughter). It was a joyous occasion. All four the Browns had dimples in their chins and other similarities. Addresses and phone numbers were exchanged with promises to keep in touch. Descendants of John "Jack" Brown Mary Ann Holland, wife of Nob Brown Brown cousins meet for the first time, June 2007 The author of this article is in the middle back. Mary Jane Brown Holland Tommy and Frances Smith VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Tom Holland, spouse of Mary Jane Brown �Page 122 New River Valley Bible Records FoW1d in the files of the Virginia Room, Roanoke PubJic Library Unfortunately the person who transcribed all these wonderful records is not known, nor the date that they were transcribed Allison Family Bible printed 1832 ~k~ t;01lawtng vol111ae wh!~h 41.U•n.. Later., i n VQU.nd ~ei~ ie.ttg~t.$lrt le.n1e re~u~rde .hav·e been aopi &!l .trom. a leatru.u:ii f131"st 'bel·~ed 189~, i 't J.•amae C1t to Hi~~ &.nd sarfth m. pa@secd 1.nto the po$'a G$$10n o£ Al.e-1ltfilid..e r* then A.,.. JoJ.t.~• ~fteJf her ~eath, tiQ· her 4&Ugh1iert ta he:v ®ale. 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All1sQn died JUl.¥ ll..tht Ja~e Al..ti~en dide F~b~ l2th.li4L> e~~le..s 2~d.. w JaQ.Jl&Qn oui~ 4S..e4 1ihe. · ~t sattt 1849 .., -·~ ~· · lJ.;,aG.. ~o 4a,: tl!A\i'~~-- -~""'-""'···--..,....,_,... ~-·-· oai-te.r uedi -~tfi•ta ttli Ate -GO TO.an a "101lti1e & $S. ~·-- s'°rs4 :Pa~~ · rj;l.!t$1fhii» .. . ' leh.B ~ellaml)bc4.1 Al~~de"r LU.ea. ___ ""'-.-. .... ....,·~-~-• ...,........... ~-i-~~ ..............,. IM.• 8'tih• t£HM. JO~$ it - ~der Dte& •i'W:l 1$t11,-. lto.t. ~~.. Rm,~·~ A1~~6U;f ~y 1-6 ·;. l~iG:tJ; ·d&e4 leili..tta •~•u ~-4w,:i..•~ u~~i 111t. 1.lll~.a ll,.ll. ~~.ts~tA ..,, 101'-A.t J.,$&141 ue.a. tu.ea ~e:~•~ B.l.l~k ~ a1~ =• BQV• ••• l&.&1.,. J:Vf:f~i.teon ~ ~---~Al~~ 4tq-. ·--· )ieft., !U.lr~ 4"'~ UeA to-~ ~ Mlah ASGd VB , _.• • i ll1'.,1e ~ -Wah .1wau:1aa ~ Al li.•el1 «Nd '~ 1.61al., ' ' ' ' · ~ea"~ AJ.U.ea »eo• § t-tt.. 10-lli. Allisonia Depot, Pulaski Co., VA •~ Ud VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �p;- ~· 124 El1~a~cth Ifal.'beri Al.Us-on & Mary B., ~~~ 1. w$..e nw.rr1e.d u ?lQY,. 1~~7 ian6 A.l.liaQll was born Apr-1..l ~7. lS4l J·oan.na. Cro.oket t AU1ecm was bQl:"ll Feb. 2a. l844 RoUy Allie~ & Sta11b.Qll Safi.ciers· WeJttt ~r~~ed $ept~ oth. l6S7 Leander Rttsb Allison ~.es AlltG()n ~ l?a~e;y R.Qwa.r-d ••~• ~P&etll n~@·~ 103-1 . ' ttl.bn .t\llt.~a & Jo.e·Qne 0~.SayeX"S Al.t!sen b. Jan. la$ iG53 a t'lf)N J.1a.~ 2ilrtl 1.652 .Be\ k~ All~- & .B,p~ D~ CJ!~Jst&tt Wfl)}~ · ·~4tr Ju.t a2 1.fJia •~m Allleon tUl~ aa~ 1it_.oa:r:t•z• • ~e4 le~~~ .it, U.$$ • •111U.ft ~u.e-'1 ltJ~·~•.· ~~$ wa.e •~ti fi41h1\Jet• Uifill 1440 b~ Fabit 1.5- l649 !ll!e:r f' Ellen ~O~bcU Sl.t.A.14 0l:'a1 a .Alli~o.ll b .. sept~- n., isa.f1 Gi• ~se o~ter .AU!.a$'n i1\U.y· tfi. l.Qi$ 11J .. L$.ura Bel.l. A.llie0s b·• Jalll-. ~... lBA Mat5$1~ h~Pill Jttiv 2~. 1e.13 A.U.t. e~!! tt • c~ies May cartnX' Al.11s:Qn U,. l.S.G6 ~~t1'1~ m10F4 A.l.iteo& se»,. M* iset VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES n. ~. �Page 125 Carter Family Bible printed 1823 Th& B1 bl.a f:rom which the following l'flO·Ord$ -wer-e e-G.Pied was :firGt in the Eliaab~th pO$S~aeion ot George carter and hts w.tte, Oal£ee , C&rl'Cll Qounty. V1Pg1nt&J of then~ thel~ son•. waiter Craokett oart.fU" &nd hia wife;, LUey Ann J~'la$•f ~nd now i:t ia the ])Nperty et Mayetta wiutn"Son Chaplt.eU.:( BUS:. J. w. Obf~ppell ) a gn,nd ...-datashte·r ot wal ter Oa.fter,. who N$14es a.t HilleVillc;* Vir«itn.1-&·• George rial.tar ~ .. outer vras Oa~t•r V~$ lat1rr!ed to LJJtJ7 A• .J ennings ().~ thtifttq tlle 81~ GbaY. Qf A.nil man1.ed. t«) Sli.zab-eth Cala.f&,H'f. on. t .b.Ur$'t\&y the 15t.h day ot NQV0m~ b~r 1064 in the 3ea:r· l.tu.7· ..... . -~.·~~-*~~~··~---..­ ~····--··· .-.··~-.--~--· --· ::.~:f!,3J~w~! :Le the 14:tlt- «q ~: aopt. iesi.••··-1~ . . . --~~-----·~-~~-• ·--- -- _JJJ. f!!!§ ·-·-· . . .....- ----., Robe~ oro@~vv~ C~» wae b~ en Sua«~ the aft .b. d.q Q £ AUgllSt !n "tm 7tAJ: l.820. ... *~--~<iii ...,.... ................. - - -.. ......, _..., ,....,..,. ~ ... ......... .-........... . .. '-'¥ ....""" _ _ _ ......... . ........ ................... ~·-""" "l!\!O. .......... _ . •. . . . ......... "40-~ .4'!(......... ...... ~ -~ ...... ... _ ~- VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - ...... ... �Page 126 Jene O~~~kett ~ne was, born O&r~er 6 ot S.$:IJte.mber l 7'72 --~~ .... · - - "JJ>'f>ifp ...... ___ .........w .... ........ lor"!ii..,_~ ...... ~ ......... .,. ..... _ . ....- .... 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Stm.~ 28 •~v-.,er 111i>l tfk"!oi@..r,o.""'•'""'-·"""·- ·@lo><!Of·••f0;'•-._...... w--. . . ,..., ~ ~......................... . ... ,.,,.~~----- ------.-.. .......... VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 127 l. Cha~..l.es J"aoksen Carter f.U.t ·&-Ji' di $G on the 2-2. daJ" c.t $0.Pt-emi>er - ~-$ ie1 a. in the ,-e~.t- l.ti4~ J.i·t;n :iaeo -~- .....- ..... . . . . . . ., . "." . . . . .,.,<lii:'*"'• . ... ~ ~ ... - ... 'f!l.""t-19_ . . ~ ~ {Ja,.ri.& r di~d Ag~ Sel)lfi• -lS. ;rea,lre 1& ~ths av..4 ~· ~ ·• ~ G·~o.rge cuter di.@d .riee~mb.e.r A~e .G.Q 3'E::&.1•!: ~· Mo.mt~ra ~ad Jae ~s --·-~'l'>"f!I- a.. 't.b. 4ay o-t ~.~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 128 Constance Beatty Meredith Family Bible Will1azn Fr.r ... born May l.5th. 1811 aae.l\~l 1J1rQ ( i/1:!'1! } bern April ~ta. 1814 .Mar:rted - No'temb.er, 2nd. 18~7 Sq~ .il.1tab6th. F'f!8 • ~ b.orn Ann b:y, " Au.g_u.at lfth • . l.S~S J$1.L;. 6th-. l.S.40 1Uuie7 Jane hy - ~ Feb. 5th. ;Lene- aq • J.fjm;ee w., IIJ!3 .. a Bov. tt '7$in• 2$tb.• lii4,, ~~ 27th~ lS'~ ~ ml\• $t}4 l~4S ·Baaa:•!UJl g1f3 .. ~~s A.eh;• ~ 0Aa~ea A. " Ju.e h¥ • ~. G. .1Ul110c$ Me; 17th_. U51 1$'.t• lHi Beat111 Mere4£1ll ie . ~i.• !IJAi~b. e-~b. Flt3t ~rne·ci ·1 •u Boat 1S42 v - John aeattr DQG • b:o~n. to l. ?th, l.Si'i "u.s.- ·2-j}tn.. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES l8·~l ti.he d~~ght&:r o.t �Page 129 Howard Family Bible CGpiad ·b~ R&bert A. aalfee frGm th$ Bible wh!oh onue b elonged to a~becca Row~rd.. lllll.RS .. Ezekiel Hewa.1~ An4e~on N~?entb&~ was barn on April the 2-ith 1169. Haward, the "oond son v.ras bom the ls~ l99'* Wil.Uain Jl(tvtard. the th1J14 AUg~at Sun«au. th~ etn 1?9i. SQ:D. &n satuet&T. was l;)o1nl ~n MQnd~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 130 FAMILY ll~C.ORlJ~ l>EASS. •~•Uel ~ard ·U ed oa ~4a¥'1 t he l.9th 1824. aged s~ yeare. of April Eebeeoa Howard di~d on sat~rday. the 26th Qf Janl!tary ie2i . ag.ed 57 years. Wi.ll!ett:a Bha;od• vh.e ~l11.rd f.ll'Qll di eG 0Jl A,prU tne 23»d JJBOZ, a,ed 7 ¥6~e. ~:rtf~•'t· Oaltce. tho eeQQn4 daughter died on tba ~·~ u o.t June 1u1. •se4 ai. ye.a.rs. ~~At~ C~~fl,. the ti~et da~ght0r diea. en the 4th et 184? • ·S.,gt)d ' ' J1i'B.'1!-$_. A..n~l~~-~u a.~d tlae sec~n.d eQn died en. 1i·l'l19 ;.)0th Of ~»tl 1as.2. e.aeta B?t 7~a11:a,. ~~.er li(;Wai'~ 1th& tir-ei e~.n died @ t~e l'l th ot uw.Q.(:,?l\q.$.it' .Ap~il 1455• aae4 61 yea~s. • f:!~fi:11Jte.g~! v~e 4ftl) ~ugat.er tied .. 011 HOn4~_. &llgust . U.S».. aee4 lit "a.1'$+ f'~lU;~ ~e.e the. .tolltr't·h ~hter ilte.d on. ~1,- t.J:ie ·6 1$6:>• G.gl.114 6~ year•• =~:T ~~. the tbird uugater d1ed on April the a~•- ~e.i i i 7e:an. m.RnlAGES~ Ege.JUel, llomu-d ne· ~nod t-o llebe-e.oa. .Aruilen<m ~11 th~ Beth l?ti. St>g~~ l!cwar'd. the f.121s1 d.Upter wa.e ·m.arr1e.4 1lo Joh.:"l. s~.. on t .he l44*h ot A.pri.l 1319-• on oau"·• ~•.r•~·t · a.:waza.. the ••~4 ought~r _wran ~n1e4 te ~~ Da1fo.~. J'r. • on tu ~oth of· .t\U.gQ.et un.1. Bt~- ·a ow:att. the ~th 4a•ghten~s ma11rieti te tiil.U~ Out.•.• ~::... on tbe t·t~ 0£ April 16$2• . .Aad~~ lIO:WaJi4 the 1u,•ont sOll wae ma~rtea. to sally Oa.lt~• on tht) 28·th 9.t ~t Jri.2'1• ~itet 11~4 t~ .flfth 44u.ght.e:r w.u ma.JP.~ ed te J~;s S.01:0 oa" •he .ath. ei~ ~ iau. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 131 King Family Bible Printed 1824 Charles King was l.:3th~ Dee.ember b.ern. i1ea., Jan.e Shrum.on w&2 16th. M;ay l7S~. Jane :Etannah ~ lt-Q:m l ttn* Jaaual'!J." be~a. 1ae. tt Wl . . •- M 't .'i<IA t.T!"h~1i $,ip Ki~ wi:a.ell~$ ~th. ·May ieo~. !MiY--xtn,g· ·was. .· .+I ·· ~;iM ' ~ was . fth., . .A1r.t.l. 1Stt~ $1th. Ja.aury l .&11,. ~~ wr;. .• 1 Rt ~,~.r:t.1 1 ii . ·~ lJ'Jlllt~' 11!'l4'J. ze111 :ac.-: ;•w • r 'I GW Jii-W tiJ. t . • : . . . . . . . . , . .. '( a : tii.t !lit t ...Czt llt'll fel t Q)i'" "tl; . i/ft • w t !Z.Af , •_ Iii . lll'lt ~;ltftl_' lo t; A.t ! •1tt"•4 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES I l;' - . ' l I l llfi I �Page 132 FAMII.Y REOORD O.luurles ~1ng .& $a11;ri.~d 6lth. Jany. '*801 Jane ibBWlQ!l wel!'e a.eb:Etrt Katt & . iAllY K:lq were El81"~1eci 24 Augttat· 1.S.2$,. J olm c - I~ng & Ann Karr w·e re marr1 ed 4'0th+ l 8Zi7. AU$tlet W1l.Uam. B. AU.\!n & Hannah King married we~e 2S~h F~b3. ia~t. uavt dr&Qll & Jane w•1'e raanted JQ$&Jh n~ l.t-ti* • • ' 11 _ r r ... il' ., ... a t '' • N~vexnbe1! lJ.l~M. ,...,+-:'"_....___ _ ------------...-..-.-----' Wll""!O~·----- , ..... . . ~J!li!!:.IJ I 11..-1: J 1 I; t • t . 't •tJ ' -. ~ l VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES x R • I ~ .. ,. �Page 133 Oglesby Family Bible '?he Bible fron1 which tla e :teUowin.g re()OtiS· we:re ta.ken 1s a beautifully embessed .. leattier bolUld volume, whioh belonged to N+ P, Oglesby and his wi.te. fj.i-st Sall.la A6lles a •. 0Gles~y. Theu 1t beeam,e 'ha property og their da.aghter, .MCU7' S~e th~ possessiQn 0£ 1i.11~d-..s~.n ot N. he~ P~ e31esb;,. atid new it is in n6'hew, ~cia s. Oglesby, a and Sal.11$ Agnes Cbtt<tltett @sleebv. &.nd e.t pres-eat a resident of lli"aper' s Va.Uey • V.triil'lta* N'!f P" o~.eaby and sall,ie A-. OrQO.k~tt were marrteti Jun.e l.9t}a ise7. .. . ·-.... """ -"" .... Jo.bn il1 • Qgl..ee'b7 tmd Aitgu·v &, ~ ft+ 1~s·i... ..........,.... Je~~ LO:U craau~ P&Uter we!'e mattted. °'1eeQ' &i<l ~-· .. -·--··-.... .... 1. 111~ ·stmme~ W<*N mb"fied ii.st. l.094. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 1 34 BIRTHS • Osl~taby .. .N., .P,. Sallie cro~Jtett ba.rn Sel)t 12th 1837 Og1.e sa;. Nev 11th, 1848 ·--liW-- . . .... 1'b.eir uh.ildren wore born ae follow a .. JQtm !homp$·Qn ogus'by, April 4, 1868 S.attaeJ.. Oeetl J$$Utie .uou. ~ Apl11,1 l-fJt 1810 " sept 11. 1872 »t~ke:l~u) J?e~ltifla " sept 2, -~,. ~~ tJ Agr.11 ie. 187e. ~ FGQ7 ao. lS7$ II JUlf 14.., 1-S~O Ill! s.e1>1i 12, 1si1 ~~~ett. Alhort ~ SJt.tn W.t'Utaa Bow.en ia•14 ll. l"• Ggl,es'b7,. di•d Febru.ery 16lh• 189 2. · Ag~ 6~ ;e$~~ . Jennie I.• Oglesb1 s~rman 41e d Ju.J.y 24th, 1~04;,• lfto.b9le.e PQ;rUne Oglil·~llJ' Q.!ed sept. 18th 19~. ~l oe0.1l. Oglf>sby dl$d nov•. 16th, 1921. AJJJen n. 1eaa. a'I, ua.a.. · SrGGttetii ogJ..esbT died A»'ll• 11U1Q Bo.wen o~eabt 41 oo 31117 ~•ta Slapp oaiosby d1ed J\Ule. lB, 1~~6, ~l..l• ~s SJrQo~1it cagl..t.u~b7 «1.ed oat. 13• 10&6. 8117 he Ogle$b-y 41.o·d •"• 12 1 J.tta.. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 135 The children of Alllert C110okett Oglesby an4 aub7 Cal:tee Ogl..esby .....,....,. Agnes .Elimab·e"th Ogl.e-$bY• ........ Mq ..Al.bert Crockett lo.• .l,91Sw Ogl.os-b~-· · ~ a. 19'18 • !U.c.ht)l,as Per.klne 011.eslly ,,.... ..... Oflt• 11.. 11u10. ~1Qn Sa.Jrere Og1eab1 •••··~0ot, a. l9t•• ~.el . Cne.te'\t ogloab7 • ft9A et ~ . . . 8.U.d lif.tl V~ . Ogle&~ t was llO:t'Jl OOt.~'&er VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES hfu Og~nb; .U Ut. �Page 136 Painter Family B ible Printed 1853 FAMILY REOO.RD. MA.BJtIAGES• I.A.. T•.Fain-0r and L«)ttiae. o.. Creokett Se,pt we~e mAln"i~d e)ornelia O. West ot:a l.854. married July 5lst 1901+ OomeUa wa~ter lh:--a?l.( les I?e.!nt eJ1' & .Al.tre4 R\lfblrd mar.. 20 Jlf.e<l .lWl.'~ .. J.9'2e Vlvg!.rd.a Aasia.nd Pa.t11ter ~..Rome.:u 8~'1iwn.tne Mr;rLe-t JU4¥ In !fbe ni-a" ~•r•e#i.Aa L\f.t\rell 4-.19~$. lantea w. Painter 4r. u.a.. OhtunJ)l ot ~~e .. ~ Jan.le L•e Shra.4e·~ l'rulli»r1 $4 ~e• OJ:OU.tt Re.tater & .IO-v b'ben "• ~" ra.a.nsu •na at. u~ .._,Ja 19M fh&mae lest Pata1it.l2' & .AU4H7 o. fl1U1~ ~ ~1•4 ~11 ~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ... a~ ­ - it40 �Page 137 FAMILY l!EOORD. JiIR'fliS• Ieaae . A.nde~een Ea!nter wa$ ! &mDle b~rn May 4th 4615. Louise Oather:llltt Gr-Qa•ett was \xlrn El.it:ia w.ae ~ 31st Oroa~ett ~o-~ lS~G, .f.'e.inte·:c neo et.h Emma M&lltgGmeey P&1nte:z:- DS i &&-&. 'fu,)rn April 8th lS.$9. .'a&l'll JlllJr lUliwa wa,·s GJ!At-t4U1 .PatnteJl \H~nt ~ 10th 10$7• attn Gr~m born llCJV. 16th .. o·)414~n. ~Rg-e Patnt.e~ Lout ea. Etdng c~melta & l~eti 'We.s 1ev~ BIJJ!ter us 1sva., ef ""-• !ailjjer w.f# kt.ate~. ... Qhri&iitan Asae>~ O~l;&tt Pa'1tt~~ Vl~gt~.a. Ra,iand la1,n\er wa$ bom b<Wn - llth ~t.O:l. J-~ua~ U ·t -h 1$$0• JwnflG ~t.~1•~4 »atn.t;.e~ -~ b.ora. ·$4'Jlt. 3a4 l.=eA~ Ji~l.a !HitlJl.pl.e ~t.u •s ltQra Ap.Jt'-11 4th 1liMl41 «.tho.as •~oa ~• 'b•m R.aut"1r '°'' l4tta 1ree. e•waeit~ ~t•• .Pfl1ate~ bom ~ aoth UO'-• James '4a1Ul$14 JmiakJ' -lr!• ~ F4\ 10 1'16* fAOmt.,ff 9eft ·P4late,_. 'If•• ...,, ., . . ltl.4. 14'U£«e ••ollfe't :t....1H~it b-0* - k ·6 »4 Ulfe VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page .1 38 FAMILY ru;oonn . . BIR1'H8,. Grand qh!ldr.en DEA!II.S. EJJ.ia OroQ.Itett Pain:t;er dt,.e• J&,nu&ry 54st 1657. oorne11a Frances Gertr~de B~£tard P...ltreda us~ be:>m Ma11'eh 11 .. l.;4,,.f .i'~1J1-t.er di~d & Mi'iY iltred Fainter llu.fZe.rd 18th 1S·S'1.. 'b:&1t!l Se·pt 16 l[ilp l.9~6· ftwin !!empl.e 2a.1n15er ¢te4 Jl11T 15th O.~tt !al.J.lt~r liraU.a&. 4tti4 1S9~* Bo•· 1,th 1t0~ <t.n•J;e" t . P~lllt~,. Agnes 41et JraNtl lei. itis c:tail\••l') ~ •~rt Ue4 ~ 6~'.h. 'lhomati Konison Qsl.osbJ!' 199 ~ntor ~be~t Whttf1e44 ltt-• 8.ept Ji,'I lU..ne~ln' • l.9·4f6 ~'upa S:GQt,ti lUi'ielf~l..JU. 'ui• Apr-.£1 2$:• 194!1 wancu 2·N .w nins TA1ik~11. \\t~ .Sep' AG • 195~ lti~d ~ f/M 1lttelt4 Lla.tt~l.l. *1' &l • U~3 D.J..e'l Jsa 8 • 1946 ~ ., _ .8 'lkt; \~e14 J'aial•r Aae »ov 16 .. lill.8 .(le« ·Jttae 6 • lt•Y Al~e4 l'aiate~ JIQ.:.C£&1'4 4164 lf.eli 2.a "" ~94-2 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ltom. �Page 139 Smith-Roberts Records From the John Parkinson Bible Printed 1829 followiug rea_ords werre DO.P ied troll\ a i ·eat.hel" 'bOWtd ~he VQl.u:me 11bieh was f'ir-s-t in the posssas1'1n ef JO!'Ui and now 'belcia1gs .to direet u.r~ c'.le$ceincto.nt.ne"4 '• Ol1&4ket1f De'-. o.t Wythev!l.l$t Va. JolUl liuiber·ta.i Smith de;az-ted th-is Ewing 11re •-*~• Cr~.o~ett) ia32 De~ber &ll~ and~fa~-~eg!~ae.}-- ~. 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C~ agent of Virginia Bible Society, August 27, 1850.] ~rt.a a~is lteJ;Jm Jeaa:r;v 4•th 10,! i J-·B ~• .He.~$ bo$ u'* t7d,- a:entt ·~l• .a -A.- ·1Itl~la . ~ f tli l~ "ft. ~f' ~ ~. ~.-~-'* 'boW# ~·~·t•~ -'Ith ~49 =·ni:·:i.=ru ~ ~~· Cot~•1.'f tth~· /a¢Ob H~r1a vn,la tnal.9ri~ d. t e Ma.r,to. Stewa:t-t ~ l $th l.Ml. Oha7f1.e e ~.. ·~ e v1ae ~ar:r1od t -o .Mo.'l..lalG 1.\-. it~»ll<~o t ..~dY~tfft 1flth. 1$63· ~1111.ff . ~·l P• ~~V' & ~'~~i~ ~~l;ia ~~1e4 J,&u. ~~~ c• .-~&q J\Q).O ~11.h · ~. A• . l.e..~· ~nt,e« hn~ ·21•tb ~­ i•.&a f'.-•:.a. * -le~ wom· ~ ll\1'· 1$69 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 8.~ J.BVV. �Page 141 o. J~e Re.J:ri$ 41.ed Hevembt!:~ 2~iil1.AQ6.?.. ~~ ~ ·di~<i l.~th 1&80 at U . 1•lli A»il c~~l"l.es -~t RQ~~i:u di•·d IMO'b ~~la ~··~ Mb.. 14'9 :4:16 p._. l~ ~¢4t18.ry 241'.lh.~ 1$.it~ 1:$9'0 a* Jaeo.n .&.+ R&r:c-ts Uc-4 aopt. l.1t.h - let~ at s J?. M. .aM:ei ».. 1tt•t•~ 4.t•t Stl.~• 1~ - ~- ·~t l.. lflli·l i. B:'t~' ·~1.ewa»'~ .Jt~» it ~uaa . . et . . ~11~111. ~"11 IA. · ~ The Esther Sayers' Bible 'Phe eovei-s~ both front and baek , 'tb.a litlo p«lge, and a nu.m.bett- 0£ etbe~ p<Agts ha\f'a beea l.ost ~'l"aa this CJherieh~d old Bible. However; \he toll~.tng reoo~4s were tc\Ul4 har-e an.4 the .r0 on 'bllUll; pagea...· 'fhi a volume .tnewn eas:l'ff.tut Bstiler :S&yen 1 Jl.' ble • was ;ulll1 P• ot he~ soa,. IG.Q,. ~lMuQ.p:~oa h;!A~a -4 rite. hs•llit.~ o~oo-.tnt aq1lrs. 'lhen• 11.Q th•.tr ·4atightu. Jeetn ·dx-o~ke·tt SYQa who ~e4 e4 in 17 6-9 w:i4 •• P. O-sJ.,e&lfl' evs. 41.eatl.1' hfl.'S 14e"d lat.o lf t• tuii* a~ ••· Sa.111.e ~a CW(llle\t O.Q4es~t t• r. \l.to hU1t11J Cf1es\¥tl Nt4 wit• tutr ~shtel", ~ h~ ea1Qe'b.7j e.aA t:heaff to haJ" _tieot11 ~•h•i ab l'Ulesut, "- :rnam.ciem o.t OCl••iG" ~ .... ~:.rte ~., •. Vi~g£ai4-. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 142 John f. ~e~s Q.11d Stt.aanna the 16th of Au.gust 1784 O~Qckett ~ua~n~e oreekett alias s~ers Uod. ~Wber 14th l.828 vas married on mQnday born September 29th 1764 tuid "''t ~~~ tq... ~ ~ llt.11. .... ... - ~ a&tli ~ .1t-Si A'ieat ·a •~t. t11 tbe -~ L.V ·••7•• lrao:tni .,. \he ~ta.. .uts· . ~ ~-- her.it ~e$er Uta Uot au 4td 1 . . ftb. i.01& a' • . pa$t e ••oi.oe.tl ~ht 9-$ll 14'7 C•• one•t-. o••U•• cGD.tag) Uft•. ~~ -~~.-.* ·• t•v.a ~ fAad 4.tt-4. -., t-u ' .....,., VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 143 Esther Sayers ' Book. The age of Willirun and Est her sayers• enildren Robert bo1--n 0etober 22.nd l7o4 and died april l?th 1826 Alexander born January l.61ih l 'i 66• Thomson born July i9th 1768 and died Mar~h 2lst 1Si6. Esthe r Seyers died l9et N$,Vembe,i- l .770 William, and Elisa beth $87ere were ntal".tied Feb~ry ~G1h 1771 A1axander Born June Sth 1'12, Samu.el Born May 20th l.'175 .• Jam.ea BQr.n William sept S8ty~r.a ~~h 177• (17,7). ·U ed Jaal.taty OathQ.l!il\e IIar.is al.tu 8~rd l?el .sa,..ei-e 4te4 Septe1n."ber l. V89 age.d fl.l;·QU.._ $0 TO-uJ!.Tbe crwners gf the Bi bJ.e from which the · fol.lllid.n,g reeo:rd~ we1...e eGp1$·d. are ae followss M:UF B. say~$ Ma.,- l~th 1:662 Miee Lellltia. Xi ~7 end JU.te. Marg~t Q.ha~t ~ lUS$ El1Cahe1ib fUtlrl.~t)ll fittd _e._ - ~.1 .Al.-4.er tho a1u-Jve a••"I ··~ hs!<Sfttte ot Dl!'a••• ~ MA.lUGAGfi~ ... Jam.oe sayers and ~ Grayoo• we.r-e matTie4 JtUte 30th. 1s1.4 -- a~~·- $ft.70~8 t!J.lld.J::leanor A R~we wel"e ~e.4 oo~o~•~ 6th 1$40 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES s 1 . Q ·- ~. 'f-- �Page 144 J3~la!H~ ... BlR'J1HfJ. James S:a):ri.Jl!S wa.e bo.l'Zl (lLbaen - {irJ A~.guat 30th 17Sl .sa2e1!a was b0;m, 2ard Ma.re h l616 ~ ICa:m.t 111 on Sa¥ e :i;os VJ as bQ1"n 28th JaJ.lY 1817 leltt.ei.S G~JCLJ!'by Ut.h Ju ia5g - a.. -liiiU.ten wa.s ee.J!n ............. lf1e.¢ Say~ra was born May 1819 ~4 1'4} " Re.ehel sayers was bg}·:fn ~ llr'4y ti-M bol'.tl hn.e zath iaag 19th qany ~ ~ ,;_Mm."'~4tt A n~bl Q:l'n fU July 1e.01 na . S~ "~"a teM "*SadSa.Qer:a. wa.e fJept. 1n.:2.~, L l<i.rliT wa.e ho.a Alt! $1 1$0I ~~ ac:wer1J. w:e.s .,.. , ...-, rtr· Bl1t~~G1Ua 8~. Y.l".$. t - l.$r.ma ~-..lti'V\~ ~ -~ 4\ilh· ~ 18&5 •~ii &'5 ~eb7 1~2' Wfit.'$ li.a:rn. 11 t~ Felw liU.tfl. ~flt.la t~ rJ...r~ was uom ltQ#(,J,h 45 l8&a ... !1"1¥§., .P~~!H:. liJal7 R~Kl.rb¥, 41.~d So.v rm $rd UGO -~~en Ued J'Q l.T &th 1.840 J~a G.Ktrb;v • diQd !' ttov~ l.ua.s,.. J.. . .a kl'·tl;ti$ 41.e« Bev-e»•r 10th li·i l ~ltQ.a AJ'ril ~li.• ~·- 41.ed. All& 16th 18fG Altl\e.r late• U.e4 ae., Sayeve i.ea7 · Ul"by d::lie! . ~ L• . 41rby U.~ 4 ~ ' · lt&t. *1'g~t ~ O.b.a~til>.n ·~lat 1874 .Bev.. ID ti lttiahfi. $q.tJJ1• ae.4 Feb. Util MSl .~uv.e-. ~•1.t 41•4 Jehu. ~. ~ tied. ~11 u .• :u.ee. • Ait~ll. ., • 1.$)$? *' 4&~H~.. :S'te:p~ Kl~ re1i. a.e, ·i&te.. Jlle:~~til VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES iled i1e'4 ICl.JltbF 4.ied ~e. &1.-a ltl6• �Page 145 ----.-..--·--t Jan.e __, bo~n I I IS.... ' I ~. ,.,.... woman was ~olG'l.\r$d .A.ugu.at l.e-05 .... ~-­ ( l ) J41dia was . bem the 24th. 1sg.i ~1-oh ( al ···-............ ( ~) lf ~ (4 ) ........ ~-- · (5 ) ~ •~s~.~t l.!Wi """·-·· ................ we.tar bo:tn 27.tb. ( t)) . ~Y wt#3 ~om t "'I l cat·~~r~o vs.a th,e J..~h 18"5'6 . . . .................. .. ~-. -- la Je.Jl7 liaM l>e~ Alig ..... ~_.,,,."!"' ( 6) N.1~:~t1 ................... W~$ be;~ c9·0 R:aoatllt ··W.Q.Q ~·- J.lit lr~7 'boir• e.1t11 ser,pt { lQ) saeau ll~ZC"U lttl~h a ists ...... ' mut ti -~J~s.& ~»a. 18.U iau $th ~u 1"3 ~ h-m l,otn ~ teal -·· bilm\. 1&'Ui . -~• ~ ..... ~ ~ .......... 15f •ti ..,. ' al.athta - 16t.G f. -~ bOl'a. lath -. - lllU ~~- .... . ~~~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 146 Agnes G . Crockett Family Bible Also contains Wood and Walthall Family Record s Printed 1853 Agn~s. G. Oroeket t. ft>'>m her ~he r. Detember 25th l. 95·5 ., ( Later t.b i.e Bi b1e be@alS.e 1ihe passese1on of A.sn~e Cllookett ' s .. aaught&r 1 Al.i ce Wal th.al.l WllU.all! Walfi.er WoQ.d wi.d rri~:i-'ritd JWla Alie~ She~ ~toed ) * wal.thal.l. \lier~ loth 1904~ WtUtam Wa1tb4U w~oll and :Berth.a Ethel Rtl.ey wel>e ~JWt•4 oet~he~ lBta 19a4. WaltA~ lleCatQt.ei.i. wood ea.A Anlae S~;l.l. were ma:vl!t ,.etd , . . 19th lt,.. Gto~se -.t.tan w.e q ell.I V1i'0'1•a S?il.lUlr wcr.re ma-1-f•&ta. •'tl11at m11 uaa•. fho.u ~~t •-nte« s.e ,.t., Jf.OQ.d tuuI ~Ue. m. Galrli.ruSt.r we~ 301\b lt~. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 147 S··~ If. Wal '~u' ft:tb~ (i;f RO'blt~A. Julia. &nd AlJ.ef) 'iel~~l.l. .• RS l.t$;Jrlt ~ lf\h 183$• t.Aaoth-s~ pase l .. WU11.~~ Wal;tJtaU Wetl<ti bO~ Al!ri.1 -~.h U$6.. w~t-~ lllfl.~&11 WGtt'' -• bi~n$ J'rui& l&M UO'~.. -a~/$$ e~t-'eit fl~•'d.• tt.~ 1~11 ~ .ltU•. V~~ ClfQ~e.tt SC'(.l(\,. l>o• Jd:•eul7 u·t. l9l4_. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 148 RECORD •. ~s G~ Onokett. wife ct' s. L.. \qalt.haJ.l.. 11!-ed J~ . 2ird 1800 ~rta· tUe.il - iftrll!Utt flalth~ .,m~e1:., J. bt!t .Lt~l M_'"tl,...,....,...,..- · VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES rt. $'t~Phea$ �Page 149 Thomas Wood's Family Bible Printed 1845 Jllna 20th 1812 In En:gl.und.. In O.umb.&rlAtld CG:tm icy" Eo..glaa4 Later ~as V10:Q 4's DQO:it 'b~eiua.e the p~y&n;- •%bl~ w. e~~.k$:'tt. -a nd .no.w 1 t b@l•~· te, h.-~ Ewt;Q,g O.it'$...ke·t tl* •t W7t.he:Vil1e-. Vt_q-ild.-a.~. 4,gQ.gh.te r •· Mary- lfh.G•a· tv-OQt\ and Ma.~~t Oroo.k,Q tt was nw.:ti~i0d ~ ·the a.~th 1f~Vemtber l..B•O- bey the Reva... G~-alt'gS ~te~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ~., �Page 150 B~n afl~ Noy.. -ab.lhm. Jam.ea WC?~ lS41 ·kUW Jam wex> <ti Da:I d • 18th fAJ)ril lt 8f> 4: J.onn ·ar·Q) ket.t Jdl n G~ W\llO/,l Med 2 ·£t!l -~:r~h ~y ··.Agn~p* Wood J~ ~phine. wooo fi'(.}Qd Aug~s~ l~IB Bern 20th l868 ·:Bi3iJ$ ·-2i~ Mar~h lMj Dl.ed. 7Vh A~U$\1 l S&l tte:)ert .Ral!e:e Wet)'A lJ.Om 2$ard septir .l..446. N18..-1 v.f. .na G!' fl a.o(! Jiie4 qth A.ug. l;.&G~ ~~ t ~.4e rt~e"d v~a B~ Am -. .~~~- •~a4 . 3'ih SltPU :J.,850 ~1 Weo·d ~10-d .26 A:i.tgua.t . ~~•::•-~li. ·e~~ . w~ ~-ii. l~th ltl.1$2 ll ~' LlDT ;.~ ·w:~ 4 lr<3=· 6-tb. ' . . .JEJtl ~ 1554 . . f:ta..l.1'.n . 3,,-,~lfet: t ift.·4 lltl>;t!A atl4. A_pltl'l leM fh°* 1J ffo.Qd ~ 24th J~y 1~& }}$.·~ ()" tt0:0~4 10 -Alt.$ .l.tl-63 lte'ff. W°t'>Od die« 10thEA»lril. iave ... ~h June 1Slr2 ~P~~ :a!., l~.v h Allgt1$t O.roekett 1.eae '~~ .Ball\1'01'4 flQ.04 :s~n letlt Maroh lSi'l VJJ-g ini.a :JUrn e, wood mq l .$.54 l.oth Jae»bi.rie woot ~ 8th tld1' ~864 Mal. "fizaa· t- '°" iat2 ~ •o~a A~i1 ~.a, a. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 31, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource Treasures from the Blue Ridge: Highlights of Area Repositories; Descendants of John "Jack" Brown; Allison Family Bible Records; Carter Family Bible Records; Constance Beatty Meredith Family Bible Records; Howard Family Bible Records; King Family Bible Records; Oglesby Family Bible Records; Painter Family Bible Records; Smith-Roberts Bible Records; Jacob Harris Family Bible Records; Esther Sayer Family Bible Records; Agnes Crockett Family Bible Records; Thomas Wood Family Bible Records. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or to SVGS, Inc. and mailed to : SVGS, A TT: Membership, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 240262485. BACK ISSUES of the VAN: J 995 and ea rlier, are available at a reimbursement cost of $4.00 each, as long as the supply lasts. More recen t issues are $6.00 each. These prices include pos~g~. Mailed ~o Virginia addresses please add 4. 5% sales tax. A bulk mailing of old V ANs to one address may be elrg1ble for a discount. All payments sho uld be made by check or money order, p ayable to SVGS and mailed to : SVCS, ATT: Jim Nelson, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. BOOK S fo r REVIEW: Books submitted to the Society wi ll be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When s ubmitting a book, please include the price of the book. copies of the available advertising material, and information as to w here orders for additional copies may be placed. Foll owing their review, all books w ill be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virgini a. �VIR6INIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 31 - No. 2 - Spring 2007 (April, May, June) CONTENTS New Books in the Virginia Room - Pam Young 51 Browning Family Bible Records - Michael Blankenship 56 Feedback to the Editor 57 Old Book Relates How The Yankees Were Fooled in Saltville Battle - H. E. Diggs 58 Landmark in Marion Has Been Silent Spectator to Life's Passing Parade - Clara Hill Carner 60 Young Smyth Girl Saved Records from Destruction - Clara Hill Carner 63 Smyth County Muster Roll for 1857 65 Smyth County Map 67 African American Ancestry, About Aunt Mary - Bonnie Stuart Beckett 68 History of Quakers in Southwest Virginia - Anthony Lowe 75 Descendants of Zachariah Moorman, Quaker Leader of the Cedar Creek Meeting 83 Adopt an Orphan 92 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records, continued - Charles T. Burton 93 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. If you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblank:ens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. �P. 0 . Bo x 12485 Roanoke, V irginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, Well, we tried . As I write this, the trip to the NGS Conference in Richmond, VA was cancelled due to lack of participation. This really applies to those of you living in the Roanoke area .. .. ... what do you want the society to do for you?? I know that for those of you living far outside the area the VAN is the important thing for you and to that end we strive to provide the best publication we can. But, for those of you who live in the area, we want to provide more. The problem is, we don't know what more is?? We can't do it unless you tell us what you want. Please let us know what type of programs you would like. Do you want field trips? Would only a couple of meetings a year be enough for you? Please feel free to contact me with your ideas. I want to tell you about a part of the Google website I recently discovered . Google Books has links to many full text old books. These are available free for download in PDF format. I found references to both my American and British ancestors. Go to Google.com. Click on "more" and you will see "books" on the right side drop down menu. Click on that. Use the "advanced search" and "full text" options. Put in your surname of interest or a place or an event and see what you get. Note the page number to make finding the full entry easier. My husband retired in January and in a week we leave for a "retirement trip" to Seattle, WA followed by a cruise to Alaska. We are really looking forward to it!!! Happy Hunting, Karen Kappesser, President 5 14 Scalybark Drive Blue R idge VA 24064-1328 T e le phone : (540) 977-0067 E-m a il: g kkapp@infionline.net �Page 51 New Books In The Virginia Room 340_072 P926 Prestatehood Legal Materials Volumes 1 & 2 by Michael Chiorazzi & Marguerite Most - 2005 Haworth Press P 712.6 Sa32b Boxwood and Terraced Gardens of Virginia by Edith Tunis Sale-1925 William Byrd Press P 553.2 H73p Production and Marketing of Coal in Virginia and the Nation - 1955 VA Division of Planning and EconomicDevelopment P 929.3455 B657t B953b Botetourt County, VA it's men 1770-1777 copied and arranged by Charles T . Burton P551 .552 Ag62h Hun·icane Agnes. The Richmond Flood 22June1972 C. F. Boone Publisher 333.332 Am35s A Student's Demonstration Appraisal Report on a Single-Family Residence American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers 1964 929.2 C872c A Crockett Family Chronicle from Scotland through Ireland to America: A 300-year History of Scotch-Irish Family by James Crockett - 2005 Anundsen Publishing Co., 929.2 G6466g Gish- Footprints in the Sands of Time by Ira Montgomery Gish- 1970 Published by A. M. & I. M. Gish 373.75591 R53 lk The Key 1975 Roanoke Catholic High School year book 332.41 F95c Confederate Currency and Stamps 1861-1865 by Claud E. Fuller - 1949 Parthenon Press 973.782 N659 No Soap, No Pay, Diarrhea, Dysentery & Desertion a composite Diary of the Last 16 Months of theConfederacy from 1864 to1865 as seen by the soldiers, farmers, clerks, nurses, sailors, farm girls, merchants nuns, surgeons, chaplains and wives. By Jeff Toalson - 2006 Universe, Inc 975.5623Sw24w A Way out of No Way Claiming family and Freedom in the New South by Dianne Swann Wright - 2002 UVA Press 975.5523 C884c Chesapeake a Pictorial History by Charles B. Cross, Jr., & Eleanor Phillips Cross - 1985 Donning Press 277.3 L638b The Black Church in the African American Experience by C. Eric Lincoln & Lawrence K Mamiya - 1990 Duke University Press 929. 0996 Z8 lj Jewish Genealogy Volume I by David S. Zubatsky - 1990 Garland Publishing VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 52 929.0996 Z8lj Jewish Genealogy Volume Il by David S. Z ubatsky - 1990 Garland Publishing 929.2 K.573k The Kincaid Family by Bathsheba (Bashie) Wynn Kincaid between 1995 & 2000 - self published 929.2 R733 D224t Three Generations of Descendants of Shapley Prince Ross an early Texas Pioneer by Karen Stein Daniel - 1994 Reprint Company Publishers 929.2 T851 T859t The Turner Chronicles by William Lee Turner - 2004 Genealogy Publishing 956 R796t Travels in The Old World Joseph M . Rowland - 1922 Appeals Press, Inc. 3 08 J35p The Papers of Thomas Jefferson Volume 33 - February 1801 to April 1801 - Barbara B. Oberg Editor Princeton University Press 2006 708.1755 M863c The George Washington Collection Fine & Decorative Arts at Mount Vernon by Carol Borchert Cadou _ 2006 Hudson Hills Press 917 ·692 T634g A Guide to Historic Coal Towns of the Big Sandy River Valley by George D. Torok - 2 004 University of Tennessee Press 927 · 1 14 L546B452g Grand Avenues The Story of the French Visionary who designed Washington, D. C. by Scott W. Berg- 2007 Pantheon Books 97 ~· 5 W578~ Super-Scenic Motorway A Blue Ridge Parkway History by Anne Mitchell Whisnant - 2006 University of North Carolina Press 975 .56~5 H425 The Heritage of Mecklenburg County VA 1765 to 2006 by Southside Virginia Genealogical Society- 2006 Walsworth Publjshing .3~8 ~628f Firefighing in Roanoke by Rhett Fleitz on behalf of the Roanoke Fire Fighters Association - 2006 Arcadia Publishing 363 92 ~.273!"f38 B 7 8g George Mason, Forgotten Founder by Jeff Broadwater - 2006 Umversity of North Carolina Press 97 5.5002 C889g The Grand Adventure by James A Crutchfield - 2005 Dietz Press 9 ~5 ·5451 D298h Here I lay My Burdens Down, A History of the Black Cemeteries of Richmond, VA by Veronica A. Davis - 2003 Dietz Press 920.073 W62c Who's Who in Colored America -Edited by G. James Fleming & Christian E. Burckel - 1950 Publisher Christian E. Burckel & Associates 928.1 Ed93b Bits of Memory by Lawrence Edwards - 1976 Times Printing Company VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES J �Page 53 929.0 148 Sp37a Abbreviations & Acronyms, A guide for Family Historians by Kip Sperry2003 Ancestry 929.2 F825 W582q A Quest for Enslaved Ancestors: The Extended Family of Griffin Fountain of Virginia & North Carolina by Bametta McGhee White - 2002 Gateway Press 975.452 W648h History of Monongalia County West Virginia from its first settlements to the present time with numerous Biographical & Family Sketches by Samuel T. Wiley - 1883 Presto n Publishing Company 975.587 G995 h Historically Speaking, True Tales of Bath County, VA by Hugh S. Gwin 2001 Bath Historical Society 975 .5695 P275w2 Patrick County, Virginia Heritage Book Volume II 1791 to 2005 975.5695 P275w2 Patrick County, VA World War Il Pictorial Book by Patrick CoWlty Genealogy Society WWII committee - 2005 SC 385 P38 Sam R. Pennington's Feature Stories Magazine Virginian Railway Feature Vol #2June1933 SC 975.454 D922h History of Marion County West Virginia - 1880 by George A. Dunnington, published by George A. Dunnington 1880 SC 975.444 Sw14h History of Logan County West Virginia dealing with Indian Life and Legends, Early Pioneers, Their Mode of Living, Formation of the County, the Noted Hatfield and McCoy Feud, the Armed March on Logan, Etc. by G.T. Swain- 1927 Kingsport Press 929.2 F825 W582q A Quest for Enslaved Ancestors: The Extended Family of Griffin Fountain of VA & NC by Bametta McGhee White - 2002 Gateway Press 929.2 W93 G767apc Wright Family, Census Records, Deed Records, Land Tax Lists, Death Records and Probate Records Appomattox County, VA by Robert N. Grant - 2006 Heritage Books 929.2 W93 G767pe Wright Family Records Prince Edward County, VA., Land Grants, Deed Records, Land Tax List, Dea th Records, Probate Records. By Robert N . Grant - 2006 Heritage Books 929.2 W93 G767ap Wright Family Birth Records, Marriage Records, and Personal Property Tax Lists Appomattox County VA. By Robert N. Grant - 2006 Heritage Books 973.4 So54 Something That Will Surprise the World, The Essential Writings of the F ounding Fathers Edited by Susan Dunn - 2006 Basic Books VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 54 973.78 B6453s The Soldier's Pen firsthand impressions of the Civil War by Robert E. Bonner 975 .54251 H273b The Birth of Black America, The first African Americans and the Pursuit of Freedom at Jamestown by Tim Hashaw - 2007 Carroll & Graf Publishers 929.2 W93 l G767s6 Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia volumes 1 to 3 by Robert N. Grant - 2006 929.1072 So84 The Source A Guidebook to American Genealogy Edited by Loretto Dennis Szucs & Sandra Hargreaves Luebking 3rd edition - 2006 Ancestry 929 -2 W931 G767s6 Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia by Robert Grant 2006 385 ·09755 H242n Images of Rail Norfolk and Western Railway by Nelson Harris - 2oo 3 Arcadia Publishing 929 ·2 EpSSm Epling/Eplin Volume VI Published by Robert Louis Massard - 2006 975.3 P662o Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown DC volumes 1 & 2 by Wesley E. Pippenger 2006 Publi h · ' ' . . . s ed by The Oak Hill Cemetery Preservation Foundation · ~ H2 4 ~s Salem and Roanoke County in Vintage Postcards by Nelson Harris - 2005 Arcadia Publishing 975 5 9 353 ·9755 w 745v Virginia Municipal League, A history of local governments_working together for 100 years - 2006 editor David A. Parsons - Johnson Press of Amenca 929 ·2 C??ld The Descendents of Claiborne Howard Soldier of the American Revolution by Gerald Wilson Cook- 1960 Privately Printed 929.2 H866 Huddleston Family Tables compiled by George Huddleston - 1933 Rumford Press 92~.~ B893j John Burchett and some of his Descendents by Lucille Thomas Scott- 1980 2nd Edition Self Published 92 9.3768 D281W59t Tennessee Genealogical Records Davidson County Pioneers by Edythe Rucker Whitley- 1965 Self Published 973.7082 W84 A Woman's War edited by Edward D. c. Campbell, Jr. and Kym Rice - 1996 917.5541 H314h Hampton/Newport News a Pictorial History by Van Hawkins, Donning Company Publishers 1975 929.2 H252H252fTbe Frantz Harter Story by Byron E. Harter - Self Published 1973 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _J �Page 55 929.2 K955C783k Koon-Coons Families of Eastern New York by William S. Coons and Kate Koon Bovey - 1937 Tuttle Publishing 929.2 F249d T he Descendents of Robert Farmer by J. William Austin II and Rebecca H. R. A ustin - 1985 Self Published 929.2H l 9 lj John Hancock of Virginia and Bis Descendents by Richard Ramsey Hancock & Wenzola Robinson Kiger - 1957 Self Published 975.5594 L978c Chesterfield and Old Virginia County by Francis Earle Lutz - 1954 William Byrd Press 975 .5743 Ad23s A Short History of Extreme Southwest Virginia by Luther Addington - 1965 Wise County Chamber of Commerce P 338.274 1 B278g Gold Mines of Fauquier County, VA by Bob A. Barron- 1977 Warrento n Press P 5653.410975284 R25lg Gold Veins Nea r Great Falls, Maryland Geological Survey Bulletin 1286 by John C. Reed & John C. Reed Jr., 1969 US Gov' t. Printing Office P 91 7.55296 Kl 82L Legends & Folk Tales of Old Alexandria, VA by Ruth Lincoln Kaye 1975 Privately Published P 975.500497 Ad23i Indian Stories of Virginia's Last F rontier by Luther F. Addington - 1966 Historical Society of Southwest VA 974.41 B455 Berkshire: 200 years in Pictures Compiled, Edited and Designed by William H. Teague - 196 1 Eagle Publishing 929.375502 Au76bu 30,638 Burials in Georgia by Jeannette Holland Austin - 1995 Genealogical Publishing 929.375502 Ml27v Virginia Immigrants & Adventurers 1607-1635: A Biographical Dictionary by Martha W . McCartney Genealogical Publishing 929.37550 2 J499a Adventurers of Purse & Person Virginia 1607-1624/5 Volume 3 Families R to Z Compiled & Edited by John Frederick Donnan - 2007 Genealogical Publishing Submitted by Pam B . Young Roanoke Public Library - Virginia Room VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 56 BROWNING FAMILY BIBLE Browning Family Bible bought March 17, 1942. Family Record - Marriages October 15, 1932 - Estal V. Browning and Gertrude Collins at Christiansburg, Va. December 14, 1956 - Mary Alice Browning and Ronald Baber Whitehead at Pembroke, Va. July 8, 1960 - William (Billy) Von Browning and Oneeda Lucille Bussy at Pembroke, Va. August 23 , 1986 - Antony Von Browning and Lisa Marie Dillon, Bethel Baptist, Roanoke, Va. Family Record - Births Estal V . Browning - Feb. 20, 1907 Gertrude P . Browning - Dec. 29, 1904 Mary Alice Browning - July 16, 1933 Billie Von Browning - May 6, 1935 Antony Von Browning- May 30, 1961 Bradford Browning Whitehead - Dec. 6, 1970 Heather DeAnn Browning - March 24 1972 ' Walter G. Browning - October 4, 1880 M. Myrtle Browning - March 28, 1887 Estal V. Browning - Feb. 20, 1907 W. Gamet Browning- July 16, 1909 Eva L. Browning- June 5, 1913 Gradie P. Browning - Dec. 14, 1915 Odell G. Browning - May 24, 1924 W.W. Browning- May 22, 1851 Evaline Browning- March 8, 1850 Ed M. Browning - April 16, 1873 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 57 Mary Anne Browning - April 14, 1877 Wn1. Perry Browning - Oct. 14, 1878 Walter G. Browning - Oct. 4, 1880 Ida M. Browning - Oct. 30, 1882 J . Harry Browning- Nov. 27, 1884 A. Pierce Bro\!Vlling - Oct. 6, 1886 L. Wirt Browning - Oct. 29, 1888 Vida P. Browning - May 18, 1891 Chas. V . Browning - June 15, 1893 Lawrence Browning - April 11, 1895 Family R ecord - Deaths Myrtle Browning - May 8, 1917 Walter Browning - A ugust 9, 1951 (Bible purchased at a yard sale.) ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Feedback to the Editor Michael, Thanks for giving me the phone number for your mother. We had a wonderful conversation about genealogy and research. I wanted to let her know that the letter she submitted to VAN [See Fall 2006 issue] gave me some really good information to work with for the WITT and FRANK families of Bedford, Virginia. Thanks so much for publishing the letter. One more thing, my father really looks forward to getting each issue. He reads it cover to cover>and then makes sure he discusses it with me. He grew up in Virginia, has always enjoyed researching, and getting VAN in the mail is like getting a letter from home! Thanks again, Judy Mills Dom VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 58 Old Book Relates How The Yankees Were Fooled in Saltville Battle By H. E. Diggs The town of Saltville, as the chief source of salt supply for the Confederacy during the Civil War, was a coveted target for raids of Yankee soldiers. Two battles were fought for the "salt works" and the Yankees were eventually able to capture the town and, they thought, destroy the salt works. Saltville people, however, were ingenious and in a very short time had the salt-making apparatus back in fine working order. James Hatfield of North Holston has in hfa possession an old book whjch gives a vivid account of the October battle in 1864, a surprisingly hot engagement which s~w Y~nkee troops defeated roundly. Entitled "Kentucky Cavaliers in Dixie," the book gives a deta1~~d picture of the engagement, devoting three chapters to the Battle of Saltville. Portions of the wntmg follow: "The loss of the Virginia Salt-works would have been a dire disaster to the Confederacy. Th~ saline springs and wells were numerous and large sums of money had been expended in their development and in the manufacture of the most indispensable condiments used by man or beast. " A person who had never seen them could scarcely conceive of the huge piles, long ranges of salt hills. . "The Federals had long coveted these works and our scouts reported a _force of six to eight thousand cavalry with six to ten pieces of artillery was making a rap1d march from Kentucky with the avowed determination to capture and destroy them ... Our main force, not more th:m thr~e hundred effective men, took position on the slope of Clinch Mountai~ while the enemy in plam view were encamped in the broad fields of the demesne of stanch old General Bowen, some two miles from our position. . " This was on Saturday, October 1, 1864. We knew that there were no troops behind us at Saltville, excepting a small body of militia and a few pieces of artillery. "~bout the middle of the forenoon, the enemy moved out of their encampment and ~eaded ~rrectly for our position on the mountain side. The long, blue columns as they debouched om th:rr camps made a magnificent panoramic display. . On they caine in serpentine course, bugles sounding and panoplied in all the pomp and circumstance of war. A white horse battalion in front was especially noticeable. The mountain road ran in a zigzag course, and when the enemy reached a tum in the road, about three hundred yards below one occupied by the 4th Kentucky and l Otb Kentucky Mounted Rifles, our men fired down ':1Pon the Federals, emptying a number of saddles, killing some horses and causing the front regunent to dismount "The. superior number~ of the invading Federal troops forced the Confederates to give ground,"albeit they ~thdrew grudgingly and fought for every foot of terrain they relinquished. From earl~ m the morning until late in the afternoon the out-manned Southerners battled, finally falhn~ back to Saltville proper. What Union General Burbridge did not know, however, was .that remforcements had unexpectedly arrived on the scene for the Confederates and the~ were m the process of<'sitting him up" for a rugged reception. . Th~ e~emy was arrogant and jubilant. The small force opposing hun and the brief checks to his tnumphant march emboldened him to think that Saltville would fall an easy prey on the morrow. Burbridge> in bis self-conceit and pomposity, did not seem to even suspect that he VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 59 was be ing to led on to an inferno of blazing muskets and roaring artillery which would sound the death knell for hundreds of his doomed command, and whose reverberations amid the hills and valleys of the salt-works would mingle with groans of his wounded and dying and sing requiems for his dead." ON CAME THE Union troops and the Confederates gave ground slowly as they retreated to prearranged positions in the Cedar Branch-Broady Bottom area. The main battle began on Sunday morning. Saltville was a natural fortress, a number of hills and ridges in concentric circles surrounding it. T he battle continued hot and heavy, with the Federals suffering tremendous losses from the Confederates who commanded the heights. The Confederates would taunt the Federals urunercifully. ACTIVE FIRJNG in the engagement ceased about 5 p.m., but the Federals dared not retreat, as the road to Hayter's Gap was controlled by Confederates. They contented themselves by ho lding their positions, about a mile from the salt-works, tmtil nightfall. The Federal troops that night built up a large number of fires and some of the Confederates surmised that they would be gone before Monday morning's dawn, which is exactly w hat happened. Under cover of darkness, the Union troops fled and swift pursuit the next morning by Confederates failed to catch up with the fleeing columns. -. General Burbridge, w hose generalship was looked on with contempt by the Southerners, paid a return visit to Saltville, just before Christmas in 1864 and, with General Stoneham and General Gillem, succeeded in capturing the town and filling the wells with cannon balls. But in a matter of days the salt-works were back in almost full production. The Roanoke Times, September 6~ 1959 MAJ.:11\G $ALT AT SA l.'1' \'11.LE. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 60 Landmark in Marion Has Been Silent Spectator to Life's Passing Parade By Clara Hill Carner MARION, June 28 - Houses may come and houses may go, but the old Atkins house goes on forever. This old family landmark, built about 1815 or 1818 by John Irons being either the oldest or the second oldest house in Marion, still stands the test of time. Digging back into old records in both Smyth and Washington Counties, some covered with the dust of time: trying to read page upon page recorded in the "old school penmanship" long-hand: copying inscriptions from old tombstones, some shaled off, some fallen down in the weeds or dead leaves, in order to make a composite word picture is as intriguing as making one of the old-fashioned 'crazy'' patchwork quilts. . . In 1815 Patrick Campbell sold to John Irons 770 acres ofland for $6,000. This is the Royal Oak residential section of east Marion. It belonged to Patrick Campbell 's father, David, who in 1768 bought and settled the Royal Oak survey. In those primeval days sturdy log houses were the style of architecture hence the 14-room house of which the original two-story, three front rooms and hall constructed of logs were build by John Irons. Henry Shugart, a hatter by trade, who was born in Washington County manied Mary, daughter of John Irons. This house became their home. During the occupancy, Mr. Shugart added a framed section which parallels the log section and an ell with double back porch (the ell having been torn down several years ago) and double front porch, thus making 14 rooms. The entire house was then weatherboarded. Was Tavern This house being located on the stagecoach roa~ connecting the frontier with the eastern markets, resounds not today to the rattle of the ox wagon and the swaying stage coach but to the hum of thousands of automobiles and busses passing its front door. About the only market the farmers had then for their surplus grain and produce was afforded by the great droves of hogs, sheep, horses and mules and herds of cattle on their long VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 61 drives to eastern markets. Over-night guests to be fed were the stagecoach drivers and travelers , and covered wagon drivers who were the " drummers" during the horse and hack days or the traveling salesmen of today. With 14 rooms, Mr. Shugart ran a tavern. Across the road to the north was a field used for the wagon and stagecoach stand - parking lot in today's vernacular. Rates and prices paid today by the traveling public at hotels, tourist homes, motels and restaurants seem a fortune as compared to those paid in 1832. Prices for license ranged from $2 to $4 per year. Get Atkins Name On file in the clerk's office in Smyth County is a marriage license on pink paper dated Jan. 31, 1843, of Elizabeth Shugart, daughter of Henry Shugart, to Joseph Atkins. During 1856 a deed was recorded by Thompson Atkins and his wife Frances, saying that in consideration of natural love and affection, they granted to their son, Joseph, 459 acres lying on the Middle Fork of the Holston River with the understanding that he was to provide them with adequate and comfortable support during their lifetime and his mother was to have one-third of the land during her natural lifetime. The writer was informed by Miss Margaret Atkins, a granddaughter of Joseph Atkins, that he moved his family to Marion from Cripple Creek when her father, the late William J. Atkins, who died at age 96 in November 1951, was nine years of age. That makes the date 1865 when he came to make his home in Marion. The Atkins homeplace was quite an institution. Many out buildings such as barns, smokehouse, poultry house, apple house, granary, cribs, dairy, apple orchard, vegetable garden and flower garden were part of it. Springs were scarce in this vicinity, residents resorted to various ways of getting water. The spring on the Atkins place is across the Middle Fork River near the railroad (now in the garden of the section foreman's house). Water System A bucket and windlass salesman traveling through the country installing the latest device for conveying water to the house, sold and installed an outfit for Mr. Atkins for $75. The buckets traveled on a suspended rope or wire across the road to the spring, a full bucket passing an empty on the way from the spring. The late owner of this house, Willliam J. Atkins, remembered their burying their hams and silverware when the Yankees were fighting in this county during the War Between the States. Marrying late in life, Mr. Billy remained at home running the farm for his father. As a young man he was fond of raising poultry - chickens, turkeys, guineas and peafowls. The original house is of large hand-hewn oak logs. The rafters are braced and fastened with wooden pegs. The back rooms are of hand-sawed framing, morticed and fastened with locust pins. Some of the rooms have a panel wainscoting. The ceilings are low and the windows VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 62 small. Floors are of oak and poplar, worked out by hand, being togue and grooved. The original doors are handmade. The double front doors are each on one plank. On some of the doors will be found the old style thumb latch. Walnut was used in making the wind ing stair railing. On the double front porch the columns of walnut are morticed into the plate and fastened with locust pins. The railings and banisters are of walnut. This house by the side of the road which has been a friend to man for so many years has been a silent witness in the progress of Marion and modem transportstion. With the fast motor travel which requires wide and straight roadways, the fate of an interesting old landmark and the curve around its front door on Highway No. I 1 remains to be seen. From Virginia Room Vertical Files, no newspaper credit given Ms. Carner wrote for the Roanoke Times Train Station at Atkins, Virginia VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 63 Young Smyth Girl Saved Records from Destruction By Clara Hill Carner Roanoke Times - January l 7, 1960 !'"""' ...... . .. MARION, Jan. 16 - Down the space lanes of time, many countries have boasted their heroines and heroes. Smyth County can quality for similar honors. Near the site of Marion Town Spring, just offRt. 16, about four miles south ofMarion, stood the home of Peter and Minerva Atkins Killlinger. Here, their daughter, Elizabeth Katherine, who became one of Smyth County's heroines during the War Between the States, was born Jan. 28, 1840. Before the Battle of Marion, December1864, Major Harrison with 300 Federal troops passed through Marion and Proceeded three miles up Staley Creek where they destroyed the Thomas iron furnace. Mrs. Scherer The following is from an account from the pen of her late daughter, Mrs. Laura Lu Scherer Copenhaver. William C. Sexton, clerk of Smyth County, was at his home west of Marion, today Shanklin dairy farm , when notified by a frightened courier that the Yankees were approaching. Mounting his horse, he galloped into the panic strcken town to try to save the court records. Securing a wagon and Negro driver, he placed the court record books and a wooden box containing files of papers such as marriage license, etc., in to the wagon. Diagonally across Main street was Thurman's store - site of Marion Motor Co. Thurman threw a number of bolts of dress goods into the wagon. Sexton and the wagon took the road up Staley Creek. Bent upon destroying the iron furn ace, Harrison took the same road. Sexton on reaching the spring at the foot of the hill below Killinger home, was informed by a cross-country messenger that the Yankees had destroed the furnace. Hearing the clatter of approaching artillery, Sexton realized his futile attempt to save the records. He rode off into the mountains as the troops came into sight. Examining the contents of the wagon, the Yankees set fire to it. Two men were dispatched to the house on the hill to search for any Confederate soldiers or fireanns concealed there and to bum the house if any were found. THEY WERE met at the door by Katherine, a young lady. They asked for a drink, also if any Rebels or guns were hidden in the house. A brother, home on furlou~ was hiding in the woods, and two new guns, captured from Yankees, were stacked behind the door. A quick-witted older sister, hearing these questions, came forward with an old, battered, rusty rifle and said, "Here's Dad's old gun". At which the soldiers laughed. Instead of searching the house, one of the soldiers told the girls there were bolts of calico in a burning wagon at the foot of the hill and to go help themselves as he understood dress cloth was scarce in the South. Through a window of the house, they could see the burning wagon. Katherine lmew the contents were more valuable than calico as Mr. Seeton had warned the family of the approaching enemy. Perhaps she realized the loss of the court records might likely entail lawsuits, she made VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 64 Young Smyth Girl continued known her intentions of saving them. Her mother and sisters frowned on her venturing so near t he dreaded Northerners encamped near th e spring. As twilight descended, Katherine with a servant girl , stole down to the wagon. The books were burning slowly. Making many trips across a foo t- log, she hid them in a lump of bushes. Upon hearing several rifle shots, the servant girl ran to the house with a bolt of half-burned calico. But Katherine stayed until every book was saved. In the above picture* is seen the charred and burned pages of Court Order Book I. Papers attached at top ri ght, first marriage license and bond to be issued in Smyth County on Apri l 3, 1832 to John Jacob Lampe and Priscilla Wassum, show burned holes . . In order Book No. 12, p. 499, records state that in appreciation of Katherine Killiinger's savmg the records that a reward of $500 be paid her by the sheriff. Prior to 1940, her daughter, Mrs. Copenhaver, told this writer that neither her mother nor any of her family had received this money. While Miss Katherine was teaching at Black Lick in Wythe County, a suitor went a-courting. Jo~ Jacob Scherer, a young Gettysburg ColJege man, went to Texas where he studied law, dunng the meantime teaching to support himself After some time in Texas, he d ecided it was high time to find a wife, but he w anted one from Virginia. He returned to the Old Dominion for the purpose of taking a Virginia bride back to Texas. A niece introduced him to the Black Lick teacher, with whom he fell in love. After a short courtship, they were married, Sept. 5, 1867. Together they founded Marion Female College in 1873 where she was an inspriation to the young women who passed through its portals. Quoting from her obituary, " Marion Female College stands as a monument largely to the results of her ardent labors and earnest prayers." Mrs. Scherer organized the first Woman's Missionary Society in 1881 of the Southern Lutheran Church. A memorial chapel was built to her in Japan. At the age of 58, Mrs. Scherer passed away Oct. 23, 1898. Not only in the Jives of colJege student has the influence of this noble woman lived, but as ambassadors of their departed mother are the lives of her five children: the late Mrs. Laura Lu Copenhaver, teacher of English at the coll~g~, author, church worker, and founder of Rosemont Industries: Miss May Scherer, her only survivmg child, teacher of Bible and other subjects, Dean Emeritus of Marion college, currently teacher of Women's Bible class, Ebenezer Lutheran Church; the late Luther L. Scherer, special agent , C&O Railroad; the late Mrs. Kate Cronk, prominent in United Lutheran Church work, author; and the late Rev. J. J. Scherer Jr pastor many years of the First Lutheran Church, Richmond. ' ., . M:s: Scherer is buried in Round Hill Cemetery, Marion, beside her husband. Monument cames this mscription: The Rev. John Jacob Scherer, D.D. 1830-1919. Katherine Killinger Scherer, 1840-1898, founders ofMarion College. * could not make a good reproduction Found in the Virginia Room vertical files-Roanoke City Main Library VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 65 (Smyth County) MUSTER ROLL for 1857 Captain Zachariah J. Shugart First Lieutenants John M. Rodgers Malvoy Myers Second Lieutants Jam es A. Harris Isreal Wolf Sergants George Bridgman 151 Corporals Muscians Joseph Dungans Privates Thomas Benton Joseph Atkins Robert A. Davis Adam Goodman Abraham Goodman Gorge E. Harris Alfred R. M c Fee wm W . Pruner James M. Pruner JohnM. Pruner wm Snavely A lfred C. Williams Edwatd A. Watson Bengimen S. Willbun Alexandre Wolf wn1Henritze Charles Anware WU1YSevers Francis Newman Mathew P. Watson Soloman Myers John Sullivan Claibum G. Galliher Charles S. Roark Henderson Rosenbalm Abraham Burger John Bridgman Thomas Ti Ison William Loyed wm T.C. M CHee Thomas Janlings Roland Debord Jesse Aydlet Edward Aydlet Fleming Guling Gabriel Manuel WU H. Bridgman Peter H. Herington Joseph P. Jones Nicholas Wossom SamuelR.osenbaUill Nathanial H. Jones Alfread T. Farris Mikeal Wof J. Henry Snider John Rhea Marcus Anderson VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �r Page 66 Jacob Blessing Marquis S. Umbarge James Francis Henry J. Garrett Nathan C. Harris John A. Snider Joseph Ho/et George Prum Samuel C. Pendleton Archabal M. Jones George W. Hinderliten E. M. Thurman Thomas J. Harmon Robert Slate Thomas Thurrman Miles Foy William Snavtz A. H. Combell Anderson Wolf Ephraim Wolf Hery Copenheifer sen Henry Edwin Auguston Willson Crafford Tally wm Tally Thomas Tally Abraham Snavly James M. Jones John Jones F. Landrum wm Heniger Jon Cowder Elihu Watson Andrew J. Bales Joseph Moses A. A.Adams James S. Morris Thomas Rolend Eli Spealswood1 H. Scoolville JonSpleqad Woofe Joseph Wasson S.H. Valron James W. Woods . Sheffey Wolf Malen Wolf Nelson Fudg Abraham Snider WU1E.More J. C. Wolf wroThomas Holfrad Riley Josef Umbarger James E. Damron James Roller wmE. Gulion M. I. Dunsward *unreadable names in italics. From Virginia Room vertical files, donated by Betty Hill Barton ra~ra~ra~ra~~~~~~~~~ra~ra~~~ra~ WHAT IS A GENEALOGIST? A full-time detective. A thorough historian. An inveterate snoop. A confirmed diplomat. A keen observer. A hardened skeptic. An apt biographer. A qualified linguist. A part-time lawyer. A studious sociologist. An accurate reporter. An heiroglypbics expert. AND•••A complete nut. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �.'. \) -II " ... ~ (j "( Mo\l n ~o 0 \n./ ' ~ '\ ~/~> · \ -~· y v_.,,,r-·::--· \. \. 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"'3.. !/;,(,,,;co"' ..! snorpl•P "''"· ~<(<:~~ J'-' ___ (') 111171l (/ \¥.; f FLOW IN MILLIONS OF GALLONS PER DAY (FLOWS '{ "' P. f\ ~ SMYTH DATA COUNTY VIRG INIA ., SCALE OF MILES I 0 2 1961 DIVISION OF INOUST RI AL DEVEL OPME NT AND P LA NNltlG �Page 68 About Aunt Mary Submitted by Bonnie Stuart Beckett Although I grew up in Floyd County, Virginia, I left there in 1964. It was not until I attended a Family Reunion in 1998, that I became interested in my families ' history. I started researching the Census Records. Since my ancestors were al I Stuarts (though not re lated) and alI from Floyd County, I soon I thought I'd found them all. Until. .. ! made a connection on Classmate.com. Hoping to make contact with classmates I hadn' t known before, 1 added Floyd County High School to Classmate.com. (I was one of the thirteen black students who integrated Floyd County's High Schools in 1960.) Before long, several had signed up, and I decided to contact them. Sitting at my desk at a Financial firm in McLean Virginia one afternoon in October 2000,I sent an email to one of them, Leab Wade Ford. Although, 1 realized that we had not been classmates ... (She didn't graduate from Check) we graduated the same year. That was close enough. When she told me she lived in the Indian Valley, where my Dad' s family Jived many years ago, I asked if she knew ofthem. Withinanhoursheanswered, "Not only do I know your father's family, I know about yo~ great Grandmother" Thinking that she meant my maternal grandmother Mary Ellen Stuart, I didn't get too excited. I already knew about her. But Leah said, "No, I know of your great grandmother, Lucy Mary Stuarf'_ I had never heard of her, much less heard her name. I got a chill~ tears ran down my face. Despite the fact that I was at wor~ I had to tell someone. r shouted to a co-worker who passed my desk," I just found my great grandmother. "Jyoti, my co-worker, who was from India, must have thought I was a little strange. She smiled and said "that's great" and kept walking. Leah and her husband had returned to Floyd from Florida to care for her mother and grandmother. I think she welcomed a diversion. In the days that followed, she gathered information for me. She even went to my grandparents old abandoned home place late one winter evening to take pictures for me. She sent pictures of the old house; J couldn 't believe it was still standing. And pictures of my grand parents graves in the cemetery that had been abandoned since 195 5. She told me that her Dad, Elvin and his siblings, Ellen, Reva and Houston Wade, lost their mother suddenly when they were little ... Aunt Mary helped take care of them. I understood ... I remembered what it was like to lose a mother at a young age. Before long, she sent me the photo of Aunt Mary, "Lucy Mary Stuart," the great grandmother I had never known. The picture came from her cousin, Sammie who lives in Florida. Then I started emailing Sammie, a retired/disabled English professor who lives in Ocala Florida She explained that her grandfather, Alseberry "A.M." Wade and Leah's grandfather, Elvin Wade Sr. were brother~. When her mother was a young girl she came to stay with her Grandfather Eli, to attend s~hoo.l m Floy~ " Aunt Mary was there for her too." In fact, Sammie's mother, Ethel is the young girl pictured with Aunt Mary. She was about 18 when the picture was taken in 1930. "Aunt Mary was very dear to them." That picture had been in the Wade family for many years. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 69 As the weeks, then months passed, Leah and I emailed daily, she sent copies of pages from cemetery books, passed on what she learned from her mother, a retired school teacher, Eris \\lade. "Aunt Mary bought delicious basket lunches on Rally day at church and apples for the children in Sunday School.,, She told me all about her family and that they spoke highly of my family. She suggested that I might want to meet her Aunt Reva the next time I'm in the area. Later, she told me that her Aunt Ellen wanted to meet me too. Ellen was eighty-six years old, had survived a battle with cancer ... but it was back. Ellen was so excited about meeting me, "she wanted a new dress for the occasion." I was really touched. However, I lived two hundred fifty miles away, I worked, and it was winter time, so I had to consider the weather. It was difficult to set a time to make the trip. When Ellen's daughter, Carolyn confided in m e that if I wanted to see mother, I should hurry, I set a date. I wrote to tell Ellen of my plans to visit them April 7. Perhaps thinking that she might not be able to hang on, she wrote to me. Ellen's Letter Sunday, March 24, 2001 Dear Bonnie, I so appreciate your letter, even though we have never met, I feel like I already lcnow you. My mother died June 192 2, before I turned 9 in October. I was the oldest ofher four children. We stayed with our grandmother Layman until Dad got a housekeeper and took Houston, Jr. and I home. To this day none of us know why Reva was left with Grandmother Layman for quite some time. My father remarried in two years. · I am not sure that I will be able to meet you on the 7'11 when you come to Reva's. I have had to make so many trips to Roanoke and Salem to the doctors lately, and they just completely wear me out. I am looking forward to seeing you later on in Willis. In my book Aunt Mary was a "saint". When J was little I had the croup. She had to walk to our house to get her mail. When she came in andfound out how sick I was she went to the swamp and dug a root and boiled it and made a tea and had me to drink it. I used to know what it was but I am sorry to say I can no longer remember it. It had a *root sort of like an onion. Can't remember the taste, but sure it was bitter. Anyway J recovered-she saved rne lots ofsuffering- maybe even my life. She always wore a bonnet with a night cap under it. Years ago I went back to the area to try andfind Aunt Mary's house but never could locate it. Eris, told me that a Black professor from VP! had built a house on the Phillip's land which would be joining the Stuart land, opposite side ofthe Wade land. I do not know who ownAunt Mary's land I am sure that you were delighted with thepicture that Lea sent you ofAunt Mary and Ethel Wade. I know you enjoy hearing from Ethel's daughter Sammie. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 70 J hope that you can also talk with Edith Turman when you come I-Vil/is. She lives just above the cemetery where your grandfather Johnny Stuart is buried and they own the fund around it. She knows a lot ofstories and history of the area. to Lookingforward to meeting you. Love Ellen *Note: That plant was called Ramp. A wild leek (allium tricocum) with edible leaves and roots. Found in the woods of upper elevations. It is eaten raw or.fried with eggs orjust plain. The plant grows about afoot ta// and when eaten a strong odor emanates from the skin of the ramps gourmand. www.richwooders.com . Tlte Baskets I made the trip April 7, 2001. I rushed down the interstate to Salem, Va. When I first arrived at their home, running a little late, I found Reva, this gracious little white haired lady, standing on the front steps waiting for me. She greeted me with a big warm smile and a hug, as if we had always known each other. She could hardly wait to tell me about "Aunt Mary" but she wanted to share me with her sister Ellen who was terminally ill in a nearby hospital. Harry drove us to the hospital. At the hospital, Reva walked beside me holding my hand, Harry walked ahead of us carrying the half-cooked Peace lily I'd foolishly left in the hot car. Each time she met someone she knew, Reva would introduce me "This is Aunt Mary's great grand daughter". They smiled and greeted me as ifthey knew who Aunt Mary was. I smiled too. When we reached Ellen,s hospital room Reva stepped back. Ellen looked so small and so very ill. I was a little overwhelmed! My heart went out to her. She said "J know who you are". I laughed nervously and answered jokingly" Andjust how do you know who I am? She said "Because you look just like Aunt Mary." At that moment I wished I had been Aunt Mary. I felt as if I had known her all my life. I had to sit very close to hear her. She held my hands and didn't take her eyes off me. I've never felt so loved. Her family sat quietly while she, despite her obvious pain, tried to tell me about my great grandmother who died sixty years ago. She said "She ~ore ~ool strings in her ears. Her ears were pierced but she didn,t have earrings so she put wool stnngs m them." I thought, you would have to be very close to someone to remember that all these years. She went on to say "She always wore a bonnet ... I don't know why. Couldn't see her hair." I thought, that's a family thing, Dad's sisters kept their hair covered as they got older too. It was obvious that her pain was intense, she was holding on just to talk to me. She was having trouble remembering. So she told me that if she did remember something else, she would tell her daughter, Carolyn so she could tell me. Then she wanted to hear what I had found out about Aunt Mary ... so I read to her. She looked like a child listening to Aunt Mary. Not wanting to tire her any longer, I excused myself; spoke briefly to her daughter and family. Harry and Reva watered the half cooked lily and we left. I was both saddened and moved by the experience. I wished rd come sooner, before she became so ill. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - . �Page 71 Back at Reva's, she p resented me with two hand made wooden baskets given to her and Ellen as little g irls . T hey were made by my great grandmother in the l 920' s or 30's. The larger basket bad been given to E lle n (the oldest) and the smaller basket was given to little Reva " a little basket for a little girl." A lthough, they had cherished them all those years, Reva and Ellen had decided to pass them on to me for safe keeping. I was so moved; I had to fight back tears. Reva joked that " ifl failed to take care of them, Aunt Mary, Ellen and she would get me." We laughed and I promised to cherish them too. She gave m e a picture of my grandfather John, whom she called "Johnny", Aunt Mary's oldest son", with their father, Elvin Wade Sr., and a couple other men, all on horse back. The men on the ground had hunting dogs. I asked if they were going hunting? "Oh goodness no, she replied. "They didn't have time to hunt; they were foreman on a cattle farm." Her grandfather, Eli owned ET Wade & Son Livestock Dealers. The picture was taken about 1910. It was great to see a picture of grandpa John as a yow1g man. (He was seventy years old when I was born.) I was pleased. She remembered how Aunt Mary and her husband attended their church, Indian Creek Primitive Baptist, when she was little. They sat in their own little section. Aunt Mary would carry her out side after service and sit with her in the buggy until her grandmother Layman was ready to go. Although I was filled with questions, I just listened as she relived memories. She told me how when she was thirteen years old, her step mother taught her how to bake a cake. Her first cake, in a little fluted pan was a birthday cake for Aunt Mary. Aunt Mary's birthday was In January (Reva was also born in January). When the cake was ready she asked her brother to walk with her through the deep snow to take it to her. Aunt Mary was very pleased and Reva was very proud Years after Aunt Mary had died, she ran into her son Johnny. He told her how when his mother died he got he r trunk with all her worldly goods. When he went through it, he found a mound of mold in the bottom and couldn't imagine what it was. It was a cake ..... the cake she'd made for her birthday. Reva was crushed to think that Aunt Ma1y didn't eat her cake after all. To make it worse, her brothers teased her saying it was so bad she couldn't eat it. .. she had to hide it. Reva asked me, Why do you think Aunt Mary didn't eat my cake? I answered honestly, I think she was so touched by it ... she tried to keep it. She smiled. That was another family thing ... dad's sisters were good at packing things away in a trunk for safe keeping. Then came the time she went to see Aunt Mary and found her door open, a tree limb laying with one end in the fire and the other out the door into the snow. She asked her father about it later, he told her it was probably because she had no one to cut it for her. (She would pull it into the house as the end burned. That bought tears to my eyes. She had two sons, and many grandsons but no one to cut a log fo r her fire. She was really alone. Reva's husband Harry sat patiently for a long time. Soon he joined in. Retired from the Highway dept for many years, h e spent his time making things in the workshop in his basement. He had a working model ofMaberry's Mill, his favorite. Ironically, I painted a picture ofMabeny's Mill, my favorite. He gave me a choice of his many works of art. I picked wooden cat and a reindeer with a red nose. T hey are very special reminders of him. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 72 As my visit was ending, Reva and Harry walked me to my car. I asked, " What do I call you two? She said quickly, "how about Reva and Harry?" I laughed, No, I'm from the south .. . I can ' t do that." Mr. & Mrs. Weeks sounds too formal. She said "Well, you can call us Uncle Harry and Aunt Reva ifyou want." I said ' Okay" We laughed! I went back to see Ellen again the next morning before my drive back to Northern Virginia. They said she'd stopped talking after I left. The doctors had limited her visitors to"family only and me." Her daughter, Carolyn asked the fami ly to wait outside so she could be alone with me. I felt as if I were. intruding on a very special and private time. Ellen was very weak and I felt bad that I was causmg her to try to remember. It seemed so insignificant compared to what she was going through but she wanted to talk. She held my hand and talked very softly. Said she was "son y she hadn't been able to remember anything more but that she was sure we would nieet again." I told her I was sure we would too. It was hard to hold back the tears. I gave her a book of prayers w hich I handed to Carolyn. I said Good bye, kissed her on the forehead and tried to get out before the tears really came. I left the hospital sobbing. Dear Ellen died two weeks later, April 19, 2001 at her home in Willis. Ellen had wanted so badly to go with us to find Aunt Mary's house. We made plans and her daughter, Carolyn would take her place. I'm certain that E llen and Aunt Mary are together again in Heaven ... holding bands. In the months that followed, I visited Reva and Harry as often as I could. I value the time I spend with them. r find them witty, charming and funny. She reminds me so much of Grandma Mae, the maternal grandmother who took care of me and my siblings after my mother's death. She still tells me stories of her childhood and from time to time there are more memories of Aunt Mary. She told me how her parents married at Christmas. They rode a horse and buggy to Christiansburg to catch a train to Bristol Tennessee. Grandpa John fo llowed them on horse back. He stayed in Christiansburg with the ho;ses and bugID:' until th~y returned the following day. She was concerned that she didn't know where he slept while he waited. I couldn' t tell her he probably slept in the stable with the horses. (It was the South in 1911 .) Reva said that when I'm holding her hand, I'm holding the hand that held Aunt Mary's hand. T he first time I said " I love you" to her she said "]love you too, Aunt Mmy. "Harry, Reva' s soulmate, is just as delightful. They have be~n married over sixty years and are always together. During my first visit, he sat quietly, watched and listened as we talked. By the time I was ready to go, he said "Bonnie, you're a nice lady." That j ust made my day. I responded. "Well, thank you Uncle Harry, I think you' re pretty special too." We had a good laugh. ~s far as_ I can tell, although great grandmother Lucy (Aunt Mary) she was a former slave, she was Just a neighbor to the Wade family. She did not work for_them, although, it appears that she was always close. When little Ellen, Houston, Reva and E lvm Jr. lost their mother, she had lost her husband and her only daughter and grand daughters had moved away. The Wade children needed to be nurtured, she needed to nurture. It was unconditional love. She loved the children. Clearly they returned that love .... love transcends all._ "People don't remember what you do, they don't remember what you say, and they only remember how you make them feel!" Maya Angelou VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 73 Lucy Mary (Smith) Stuart 1849 - 1941 Although, she was born during slave1y, I can only assume that she was a slave. According to family members, she claimed to have been sold four times during slavery. She might have been one ofthe marry slaves sent to Indian Valley lo lend the ca/tie ofJudge Fleming Saunders and others before the Civil War. Or one of the slaves owned and leased by the County ofFranklin. In any case, she was about sixteen when freedom came in 1865. Lucy Mary born January 1849 was the only child of Charlotte and T. Smith ofFranklin County Virginia. She married James Stuart of Henry County, the eighth day of April, 1869 in Floyd County, the day after his twenty-fifth birthday. They settled in a three-roomed cabin on a hillside in the Indian Creek section of Indian Valley. (between the Phillips and Cox's and very near the Wades.) They were farmers or share croppers who could both read and write. They had four children. One daughter, Nancy Ellen -born August 1870 and three sons: John Herny- born June 15, 1872, William James- born May 25, 1875 and Walter born July 1877 Walter died of colic July 1878 he was a year old. Ellie, (Nancy Ellen) married a neighbor, James Anderson Stovall in 1893. They had six daughters; Mary, Clara, Laura, Martha, Nannie and Nora. Their second so~ William, known as Will, married another neighbor, Alma Saunders in 1896. They had four children: E lmer, Mary B., Flora J. and James. That marriage ended and he married Judy about 1909. Their oldest son, Johnny (my grandfather) was the last to leave home. He was 27 years old when he married 15 year old, Mary Ellen Phillips, October 8, 1899. She was the daughter of neighbors, Virginia and Samuel Phillips. They were listed as part of the household of his parents on the 1900 census, along with Lucy Mary's widowed mother, Charlotte. They had nineteen children, only eleven of them survived. They were: Johnny Lee (1904), Grace Ellen (1907), Essie Pearl, 1909. Samuel (1910) Virginia Mae (1913), Minnie Augustus (1916), Robert Otis (1919), Royal Willard (1921 ), Matthew Alden (1923), Archie (1925) and Clevie (1929). They were farmers and Johnny worked with cattle for Eli Wade; he was a co-worker and friend to his son, Elvin Wade. They had a telephone; he owned a model T Ford and taught the young women in the Wade family to drive. His wife Mary cooked, canned, cleaned, sewed and raised eleven children while she took in laundry for her neighbors. They even boarded the black school teachers in the area. Lucy and James were married forty-eight years. He died in May 1917. Their daughter, Ellie and her family moved to Crawford Pennsylvania about 1920. Will's children are believed to have gone to West Virginia. As soon as they were old enou~ Jolmny's children went to work His daughters became domestic servants for white families in Floyd, then Roanoke. The older boys went to work in the coal mines of West Virginia. Samuel died of pneumonia while recovering from surgery in West Virginia in 1934 at age24. Augustus was killed in an auto accident in 1936 in Tennessee atage 20. The younger boys went to war; they joined the Navy and Marines. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 74 After which, Otis married Iver Gertrude Stuart (my mother) in 1940 and settled on the other end of the county. When young Ona Wade died in June 1922, Lucy Mary was seventy-three years old, w idowed and alone; her only daughter had moved away, her sons were working hard to care for their families and her grandchildren were already at work. She needed the Wade children as they needed her. The love was mutual. There is no indication that she ever belonged to them ... except in her heart. Great Grandmother Lucy Mary Smith Stuart d ied of natural causes at age 92 on July 1, 194 I in Indian VaIIey ... before I was born. She was laid to rest in the Wade family church cemetery, the Inclian Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, in Indian Creek. Reva paid for her headstone. Although she didn't say, she gave me her death certificate which leads me to believe that she paid for her funeral as well. I shall be eternally grateful . - ***I would like to Thank: Leah Wade Ford; Sammie Wade; Carolyn Keith Shockley; Ellen Wade Keith; and Reva Wade Weeks & Harry C. Weeks. Without them I would never have known of my great grandmother and the legacy of love she left behind. Nor would I have experienced the love and friendship I've gotten from them. This is dedicated to: The Memory of: Ellen Wade Keith October 24, 1913 - April 19, 2001 Lucy Mary Stuart (left) John Wade (left) on horseback. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 75 History of Quakers in Southwest Virginia By Anthony Lowe Sixteen years after Quakerism had its beginnings in Virginia along the eastern waterways in 1656, George Fox, the English founder of the movement visited the colony. Prior to Fox's 1672 visit to Virginia, his trusted associate William Edmundson also traveled through the Old Dominion hoping to stir up the Quaker congregations there. One of the places he was most successful was in Henrico County in the area around Green Spring, plantation home of Sir William Berkley, the then governor of Virginia. There were a few Quaker families living in that area when Edmundson passed through, and as a result of the services he held there, several new converts joined the group. A1nong them was a man named John Pleasants from nearby Curles Neck Plantation. Born to a weaver' s family in Norwich, England on February 27, 1644, John Pleasants came to Virginia at the age of 21 in 1665. He began his life in the New World as an assistant to a Jam es River merchant. He began investing his earnings in land and by 1672 when he met William Edmundson, Pleasants had acquired a substantial amount of land along the James where it makes several loops on its trip from the hills to the sea, a place appropriately called Curles. Pleasants was s uccessful enough and attracted enough attention that, like his neighbors the Randolphs at Turkey Island, he was chosen to be a member of the House of Burgesses, but refused the appointment because he would have had to take an oath which went against his Quaker beliefs. Shortly after his conversion to Quakerism, John Pleasants married Jane Lacrome Tucker, the widow of Captain Samuel Tucker. Pleasants announced their intentions to the community, then had a m eeting for worship in his warehouse in which they recited their vows to one another without any clergy present as was Quaker custom. Their marriage was evidently accepted since Henrico records refer to Mrs. Pleasants as early as 1678. Sometime later on a visit to Quakers in York County, John and Jane recited their vows again before witnesses in order to have the marriage officially recorded in the minutes of a Friends' Meeting. The date of this entry is November 19, 1680. By then, John and Jane already had three children of their own in addition to her two daughters by Samuel Tucker. John Pleasants made his will in Henrico County on October 1, 1690. He left a parcel of land to the Quakers in Henrico County on which to build a meeting house and start a cemetery. In 1692, there were three groups of Quakers meeting in Henrico, one at the house of Thomas Holmes, one at the house of Mary Maddox, and the monthly meeting itself which met in the home of the Pleasants. It was during this period that Jane Pleasants was recorded as a minister among Quakers in Virginia. During her lifetime, she was the only resident recorded minister among Friends north of the James River. John Pleasants died on May 12, 1698 at which time the meeting house had not been built. On June 4, 1699 a group of Friends from Henrico meeting in the home of William Porter Jr. pledged portions of their tobacco crop towards the building of a meeting house. The names on that list are the closest thing that exists to a membership roll for Henrico Meeting. They included Jane Pleasants, James Howard, Henry Watkins Sr., Edward Hughes, William Porter Jr., John Crew, John Robinson, Ephriam Ga.rhite, William Ladd, Robert Hughes, Samuel Garritt, Edward Mosby, John Pleasants Jr., Joseph Pleasants, Henry Watkins Jr., Nicholas Hutchens, Benjamin Woodson, and John Woodson. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 76 By 1702, Henrico Monthly Meeting had three separate congregations meeting regularly, the original meeting now called Curles in Henrico Coun ty, Black Creek Meeting in New Kent County, and Howards Meeting in Charles City. When the Virginia Yearly Meeting was divided into two quarterly meetings, Upper and Lower, these three meetings north of the James formed the Upper Quarterly Meeting. An early list of the members of the meeting in New Kent County includes: Charles Fleming, John Raley, Thomas Moorman, James Woody, Rice Royals, Richmond Terrell , Sisely Ellison, Albert MacKenny, Thomas Stanley, Thomas Harris, William Johnson, John Johnson, Robert Ellyson, Gerard Ellyson, and Robert Hughes. The Pleasants Fami ly of Henrico Meeting John Pleasants, fo under of Henrico Meeting ( February 27, 1644 - May 12, 1698) married Jane Lacrome Tucker (1638-1708) one of the first four recorded ministers among Quakers in Virginia They were the parents of: I. Elizabeth Pleasants born 1675 married James Cocke 2. John Pleasants ( 1677 -1714) married Dorothy Carey in 1695. After his death, Dorothy married Robert Jordan of Chuckatuck ( I 668-1728) son of Thomas and M argaret Brasseur Jordan. A recorded minister and leader among Virginia Quakers, Robert Jordan had eight surviving children by his marriage to Mary Belson ofNansemond, six of whom married children of John and Dorothy Pleasants combining two of the most ancient and influential Quaker families in Virginia. A. Anna Pleasants born November 3, 1695 married Joseph Jordan B. Thomas Pleasants (twin) born November 3, 1695 married Mary Jordan C. John Pleasants Ill born 1697 married Margaret Jordan D. Joseph Pleasants born 1699 married E lizabeth Jordan E. Jane Pleasants born April 12 1702 married Robert Jordan Jr. after his sister Dorothy's death ' F. Dorothy Pleasants (1707-1727) married Robert Jordan Jr. G · Mary Pleasants born 171 o married Charles Woodson 3 · ~oseph Pleasants (1679-1725) married Martha Cocke. Both Joseph and his sister Elizabeth marned before Quakers adopted the uniform discipline. Since they married non Quakers, they . would have been disowned. A. Joseph Pleasants Jr. born 1700 married Elizabeth Woodson B. Elizabeth Pleasants born 1703 married John Merrymoon C. Jane Pleasants (1706 -1726) D. Martha Pleasants born January 2, 1708 married Edward Bennett E. John Pleasants born 1710 married Susanna Woodson F. Richard Pleasants born 1713 married Anne Porter G. Robert Pleasants born 1718 married Elizabeth Randolph 4. Dorothy Pleasants born 1682 married Miles Carey VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 77 Cedar Creek Meeting in Hanover County Like their counterparts south of the James, Quakers in Henrico were more than willing to move into new areas and establish communities where they could live and worship in freedom. Several Quaker families moved into the newly opened area northwest of Henrico that became known as Hanover County and built a meeting house there by 1719. One of the leaders of the group was Thomas Stanley. As early as 1719, there were complaints from the Established Church clergy in Hanover that Thomas Stanley's sons, John and James, did not pay their tithes to the chw·ch, nor did they present their children for christening and baptism. Born around 1670, Thomas Stanley was about 50 years old at the time. He had three married sons with families, James, John, and Thomas Jr. who were a part of the meeting along with his daughter Mary who was married to John Harris, the first clerk of the newly formed Cedar Creek Meeting. It was noted in the minutes in 1724 that John Harris was imprisoned for refusing to pay his tithe to the Church of England. A few years after Cedar Creek was formed, the Great Awakening began in America. Like other denominations, Quakers took advantage of the renewed interest in religion and recorded ministers traveled among Friends holding evangelical meetings attempting to make new converts. Joseph Newby of North Carolina held a series of meeting at Cedar Creek in 1738 that more than doubled the size of the meeting. Among the new converts were William and Mary Ann Ballard and their children, his cousin another William Ballard with his wife Sarah and their children, the Richard Ballard family, Joseph Anthony, and the families of two immigrant Scottish brothers, Jolm and William Johnson who had come from the meeting in New Kent County, and two families related by marriage, the Moonnans and the Clarkes. The latter group had all come to Virginia together. The founder of the family, Zachariah Moorman married Mary Candler at Isle of Wight, England. He came to Virginia in 1669 with his two sons Charles and Thomas Moorm~ and his daughter and son-in-law, Sally and Micajah Clarke. In the next generation. Christopher Clarke (1681-1754), son of Micajah and Sally Mo01u1an Clarke married Penelope Jolmson, a sister of William and John Johnson and moved into Hanover County about the same time as Thomas Stanley. Charles Moorman, son of Zachari~ a lso settled in the area. He and his family joined Cedar Creek about the same time as the Clarkes and Johnsons along with Daniel Candler, a nephew of Zachariah Moorman' s wife. As a result of the growth, a new and larger meeting house was built in 1739. The traveling Quaker minister John Woolman visited Cedar Creek Meeting on May 14, 1757 during his journey through the South to speak against slavery. Quakers in Virginia did not respond as he had hoped initially. The Yearly Meeting that year condemned slave trade, but did not address the institution itself. Cedar Creek was one of the first Quaker meetings in Virginia to outlaw slavery among its members in the late l 760's. As a result of the work of Cedar Creek and other meetings, the Virginia Yearly Meeting in 1782 made the keeping of slaves grounds for disownment. This heroic step for freedom and equality, however, made it even more difficult for Quakers to peacefully co-exist among their slave holding neighbors. Once again, Quakers began moving westward, searching for less populated areas where they could live out their testimonies without reprisal. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 78 Although numbers of Friends left the more populated eastern part of Virginia, there were four individuals who all came out of these families at Cedar Creek and each. in their own way, had a tremendous impact on the spread of Quakerism into Southwestern Virginia: Sarah Clarke Lynch, Byrum and Eleanor Candler Ballard, and Zachariah StanJey. Their stori es are closely tied to those of the Quaker meetings in the western part of the state. South River Meeting in Campbell County Among Christopher and Penelope Johnson Clarke's ten children was a daughter named Sarah who was born in 1716. While she was stiH a young girl, her fathe r took on an Irish apprentice named Charles Lynch who was born in Ireland in 1705 and came to Virginia as a teenager in 1720. Charles Lynch and Sarah Clarke were married in 1733. They moved up the James River and established a plantation near the present site of the city of Lynchburg in 1752. Charles Lynch who never became a Quaker died jn 1753 and for the next four years, Sarah held regul ar meetings for worship in her home with no one in attendance but her six children. Eventually Sarah's brothers Bolling and Edward Clarke settled nearby and became a part of the worship group. A meeting known as South River because it was on the south side of the James was established under the care of Cedar Creek. It was set off as an independent meeting in 1757 and the meeting house was completed in October of the same year. Twenty-two year old William Candler, son of Daniel and Hannah Candler, was named clerk of the meeting. During the same year, John Lynch, son of Charles and Sarah, started operating a ferry across the James. This was the beginning of the city of Lynchburg, which grew out of the Quaker settlement along the James. Eventually descendants of the Jolmsons, Moormans, and other famil ies moved into the area and became a part of that settlement. In _1767, South River Meeting disowned Sarah Clarke Lynch for marrying a non-Quaker, Captam John Ward. She married Charles Lynch before her family became Quaker, so there was no breach of the uniform discipline in that marriage. She had been a Quaker for more than thirty years, however, when she married Jolm Ward, and in accordance with the discipline, she was put out of the meeting for marrying out of unity. Charles and Sarah Clarke Lynch's six children were: 1. Penelope Lynch born 1734 married Robert Adams 2. Charles Lynch born 1736 married Anne Terrell 3. Sarah Lynch born 1738 married Micajah Terrell 4. John Lyne~ founder of Lynchburg born 1740, married Mary Bowles 5 · Christopher Lynch born 1742 marrted Anne Ward 6. Edward Lynch The South River Meeting was one of the largest and strongest in Virginia for about seventy years. Quakers began leaving Campbell County for the free states beyond the Ohio River around 1810, partl~ due to the slavery issue, but also because of the opposition their stand for peace created dunng the War of 1812. By the 1830's the pro-slavery sentiment in Lynchburg was strong enough to cause many of the remaining Quakers to leave for Ohio, and in 1837 South River Meeting ceased to exist. Leaving the city they had founded for a new beginning else VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 79 where. the Quakers deeded their property to the Presbyterians who honored them by calling their place of worship Quaker Memorial Presbyterian Church. Goose Creek Meeting in Bedford County Byrum Ballard, son of William and Mary Ann Byrum Ballard, was born in the Cedar Creek community o n February 27, 1739. After the death of his first wife, William Ballard married Rachel C larke Moorman, widow of Thomas Moorman, and sister of Sarah Clarke Lynch, so Byrum Ballard was a step cousin to the Lynches. As a young m~ he followed the example of the Lynches a nd other Quaker neighbors and moved up the Jan1es, eventually becoming a part of South Rive r Mee ting. He may have been a part of the group who attempted to establish a meeting in Bedford CoWlty in 1758, but had to abandon it due to an Indian uprising. On August 20, 1763 Byrum Ballard married Eleanor Candler at South River Meeting. Born on October 10, 1740, E leanor was the daughter of Daniel and Hannah Candler, the family for whom Candlers Mountain was named. E leanor was the sister of William Candler who served as clerk of South Rive r Meeting. Afte r the ir marriage, Byrun1 and Eleanor settled in Bedford County and were among a small group of Frie nds who revived the meeting that had been started there earlier. A gifted leader and sp eaker, Eleanor Ballard was recorded as a minster among Friends in 1787, and served as a spiritual guide to the Quaker meetings on the Virginia frontier until her death in 1791. The work in Bedford County which was begun under the care of South River was set apart as a full fledged Quaker meeting known as Goose Creek in 1794. Most of Byrum and Eleanor Ballard' s children grew up and were married there: 1. Mary Ballard ( June 1O, 1764 - 1813) married Moses Cadwalader Jr. at Goose Creek M eeting in Bedford County on May 23 , 1792. They later moved with her family to Grayson County, Virg inia. 2. Betty Ballard was born November 1, 1765 and appears to have died unmarried 3. William Ballard (July 20, 1767 - 1832) married Elizabeth Anthony at Goose Creek Meeting on April 24, 1788. His family also ended up in Grayson County. 4. Byrum Ballard (May 14, 1769 -July, 1769) 5 . Amos Ballard (November 15, 1770 - February 5, 1859) was disowned by Friends for participation in the military. He married Jane Kenny in a civil ceremony in Grayson County on October 20, 1803. 6. B yrum Ballard (June 9, 1773 -November 19, 1774) 7. Mourning Ballard was born May 14, 1775 and married Joseph Morland at Goose Creek Meeting on August 20, 1794. 8. Judith Ballard was born December 10, 1779 and married out of unity to a Mr. Cunningham around 1800. Byrwn Ballard married a widow, Sarah Cadwalader Hutton, on September 20, 1792 at Goose Creek Meeting. She was the sister of his son-in-law, Moses Cadwalader. On May 2, 1795, Byrum and his wife Sarah and their infant son Philip aJong with his unmarried daughters Betty and Judith, were given certificates to Westfield Monthly Meeting in Surry County, North Cru·olina. They actually moved to Grayson County, Virginia, but since there was no Quaker VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 80 meeting there, their memberships were transferred to the closest one, even though it was a part of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting rather than Virginia Yearly Meeting. Over the next few years most of the Quakers in Bedford County followed the Ballards to Grayson County. As a result, Goose Creek Meeting was laid down in J8 J4, and the Quakers that remained in the area once again became a part of South River Meeting. Mount Pleasant Meeting in Grayson (now Carroll ) County A number of Quakers in North Carolina moved westward about the same time as those settling in Campbell County, Virginia. These North Carolina Friends established Cane Creek Meeting in Orange County in 1752. They were joined by an influx of Quakers from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland who came down the Great Wagon Road through the Shenandoah Valley and became the nucleus of New Garden Meeting in Guilford County in 1754. Other famflies came from Hopewell Meeting in the Shenandoah Valley which had been established by Quakers c~miog ~ut of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. They also settled in Guilford County on the Deep River as it was known and established a meeting there about the same time. In ord~r for a new meeting to be established, a group of Quakers had to petition an existing congregation for permission to do so. The new group known as preparative or indulged meeting woul~ operate under the auspices of the sponsoring or parent meeting until such time as the established group was satisfied that the new work was able to function on its own. This process often too~ seve~al years. During the preparative period, the existing meeting held the member~hip certificates of the new congregation, and released them only when the new fellowship was finally given independent status as a monthly meeting. A group of Quakers in Surry and Stokes counties began meeting at Tom's Creek in 1771 under the care of New Garden Meeting. They requested preparative meeting status in 1786 and were set off as. an independent meeting in 1788 at which time their name was changed to Westfield Meetmg. Quakers who moved from central and southeastern Virginia into the southwest found that Westfield was the closest meeting to them, so many of them, like Byrum Ballard and his family, also transferred their memberships to there even though they never actually lived in North Carolina This was to be the case with all the Quakers who moved into Southwest_ Virginia Because they joined a meetings in North Carolina until they could establish one of their ~wn, the meetings they did eventually form were under the care of North Carolina Yearly Meetmg. Goose Creek Meeting in Bedfo.rd County was as far west as the Virginia Yearly Meeting was ever extended. Most of Byrum's family as well as a number of others from Goose Creek moved into the area as well. In 1797, Byrum purchased seven acres of land in what was then Grayson County from the Reddick family for a Quaker meeting house and cemetery. Known as Mount Pleasant Meeting, it was set off as an independent meeting by North Carolina Yearly Meeting in 1801. Byrum Ballard married for a third time at Mount Pleasant in 1807 to 23 year old Elizabeth Davis (he was 68 at the time). Byrum died in 1817 and was buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery which he had provided. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 81 While for the most part slavery was not an issue in the western part of Virginia, the Quaker peace testimony was. Prior to the Revolutionary War, the English government had recognized the Quakers as pacifists and excused the men from military service with an Exemption From Military Service certificate signed by the clerk of the meeting of which the individual was a m ember. Their own countrymen, however, were not so charitable. During the War of 1812, Quakers who refused to take up arms against the British were often fined or imprisoned or had their p ersonal property confiscated to help support the military. In addition, their neighbors found it hard to understand why Quaker men refused to join the militia and do their part in protecting their settlements from the Indian uprisings that took place along the frontier. In the decade following the War of 1812, more and more Quakers moved westward into the newly established Ohio and Indiana territories. By 1826, most of the Quakers had left the mountains of Southwest Virginia, and as a result of this, Mount Pleasant Meeting was laid down in 1826. Many of those who left Grayson County settled in the same area of Ohio and established a meeting there which they named Mount Pleasant, so the legacy from Byrum and Eleanor Ballard and other V irginia Friends continued in another place. Fruit Hill Meeting in Carroll County Zachariah Stanley, another important figure among Quakers in Southwest Virginia, was the son of Thomas and E lizabeth Crew Stanley, born October 6, 1737. His parents, both of whom were from Quaker families, were married at Cedar Creek on September 6, 1726. Elizabeth was the daughter of John and Sarah Gatley Crew, part of the original membership of Henrico Meeting, and Thomas was the son of Thomas Stanley Sr. who founded the Cedar Creek Meeting. There was also a strong connection between his family and the Ballards. Zachariah' s brother John was married to A nne Ballard, daughter of William Ballard who moved from Cedar Creek to North Carolina, and Zachariah's sister Anne Stanley married William Ballard, son of the same William. As a young man, Zachariah, with his cousin Strangemai1 Stanley, transferred his membership to New Garden Meeting. The certificate of removal in good standing was issued by Cedar Creek Meeting on September 8, 1764 and hand carried by Zachariah to New Garden where it was recorded on December 24, 1764. While in North Carolina, Zachariah met his future wife, Susaima Mendenhall They were married recorded at New Garden November 21, 1765. After the births of their first two chlldren, Zachariah requested certificates for his family to return to Cedar Creek Meeting in 1769. For some undisclosed reason, Cedar Creek refused to accept Zachariah back into membership, noting only that charges of misconduct against him were being investigated. The problem was worked out and he was accepted into membership in 1771. Susanna Mendenhall Stanley died during this time. On March 6, 1775, Zachariah married Sarah Crewe of Charles City County at Cedar Creek. She was the daughter of Ellyson and Lydia Ladd Crew, and a great granddaughter of John and Sarah Crew. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 82 In 1780, Zachariah was once again charged with misconduct and put on probation ~y the meeting. In 1784, he requested certificates of removal to Pe nnsylvania for the three children born to bis first wife to attend school there. By that time, four more children had been born. Sarah Stanley and the four children received certificates to South Rive r M eeting in 1787, but Cedar Creek refused to grant a certificate of good standing to Zacharial1, again claiming misconduct on his part. After a lengthy battle with Cedar Creek, Zachariah was d isowned on April 14, 1787 for "using spiritous liquors to excess." Zachariah was among the group from South River that relocated to Grayson Colll1ty. In 1792, he received a grant of 1,000 acres of land on Burk's Fork. As he acquired more land, he sold off parcels of it, many of them to Quaker families who were coming to the area. As a result, there were soon enough Quakers living on Burk' s Fork to start a meeting there. There are records indicating Quakers were meeting along the creek as early as 1797, though they did not yet have a meeting house. Like other Quaker groups, they met in the homes of various members W1til they were able to build a place of worship Because most of them were orchard keepers, the meeting was called Fruit Hill. On February 22, 1805, though no longer a Quaker himself, Zachariah Stanley deeded 22 acres of land for the meetinghouse and cemetery to the trustees of Fn1it Hill Meeting: N icholas Robinso~ William Williams, John Robinson Jr., and Nathan Newby. Zachariah's wife and children were active in the meeting though he himself never asked to be reinstated. His land holdings continued to increased such that by 1809 he owned 6,422 acres in what is now Carroll County and 1,3 81 acres in Floyd. He also fell on hard times and was forced to mortgage most of his property the same year. His estate settlement was filed on February 27, 1810 with his son Abraham Stanley and Libni Coffin as his executors. Like most of the other Quakers in the area, the Fruit Hill congregation which was under the care of Mount Pleasant Monthly Meeting, began looking towards the new territory in Ohio right after the War of 1812, and by 1825 the meeting was gone. Children of Zachariah and Susanna Mendenhall Stanley: 1. E lizabeth Stanley born August 1 1766 in North Carolina, was sent to school in Pennsylvania in 1784. She married A~on Wood in Montgomery County, P ennsylvania on October 31, 1786. 2. John Stanley born November 12 1768 was disowned by Quakers for marrying his first cousin Ca~erine Elizabeth Stanley, da~ghter of John and Anne Ballard Stanley in 1797. He sold the land his father left him in Carroll County and migrated to Indiana and raised a large family there. He died January 8, 1826. 3. Beulah Stanley born around 1770 married Robert Robertson and moved on to Ohio Children of Zachariah and Sarah Crewe Stanley 1. Susanna Stanley born December 8 1775 was disowned by Friends for marrying a non . 1804 ' ' Quaker, John Smith tn 2. Abraham Stanley born August 7, I 777, after being an executor of his father's estate, left for Ohio around 1812 3. Abigail Stanley born February 5, 1780 married Josiah Jones and also moved to Ohio 4. Zachariah Stanley, Jr. born October 15, 1782 married Naomi Jones and moved to Ohio around 1820. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 83 Descendants of Zachariah Moorman, Quaker leader of the Cedar Creek Meeting Generation No. 1 1. ZACHARJAH 1 MOORMAN was born 1620. He married MARY CANDLER. daughter of WILLIAM CANDLER and ANNE VILLIERS. She was born 1635, and died 1670. Children of ZACHARIAH MOORMAN and MARY CANDLER are: 2. 1. CHARLES2 MOORMAN. ti. 3. 111. THOMAS MOORMAN. SALLY MOORMAN, b. 1662; d. 05Jan1709/ 10. Generation No. 2 2. CHARLES2 MOORMAN {ZACHARJAHl) He married ELIZABETH REYNOLDS. Children of CHARLES MOORMAN and ELIZABETH REYNOLDS are: 4. i. CHARLES3 MOORMAN, b. Abt. 1710; d. 1778. 5. u . THOMAS MOORMAN, b. 14 Sep 1705; d. 10 Nov 1767. lll. JUDITH MOORMAN. lV. ACHILLES MOORMAN, b. 20 Oct 1713; m. ELIZABETH ADAMS; b. 29 Oct 1713. 3. SALLY 2 MOORMAN {ZACHARJAHI) was born 1662, and died 05 Jan 1709/10. She married MICAJAH CLARKE 1680 in Middlesex County Va, son ofMICHAEL CLARK and MARGARET Y AR.REIT. He was born 1659, and died 1706. Children of SALLY MOORMAN and MICAJAH CLARKE are= 6. 1. CHRISTOPHER3 CLARKE, b. 1681; d. 28May1754. u. EDWARD CLARKE, b. 1682. 111. MICAJAH CLARKE, b. 1683. iv. FRANCIS CLARKE, b . 1684; m. CORDELIA LANKFORD. Generation No. 3 4. CHARLES3 MOORMAN (CHARLES2, ZA.cHARIAHI) was bom Abt. 1710, and died 1778. He married MARY ADAMsI 1736 in Camp Creek, Louisa Co., Va, daughter of ROBERT ADAMS and MOURNING LEWIS. She was born Abt. 17161. Children of CHARLES MOORMAN and MARY ADAMS are: 7. 1. ELIZABETH4 MOORMAN, b. 09Feb1737/38; d. 16Mar1809. 8. u. LUCY MOORMAN, b . 20 Feb 1740/41. 111. AGGY MOORMAN, b. 26 Feb 1742/43; m. JOHN VENABLE. lV. CHARLES MOORMAN, b. 28 Jun 1746; m. JUDITH MOON. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 84 9. v. V l. vu. Vlll. JUDITH MOORMAN, b. 26 Jun 1748; d. 09 Jan 1774. MOLLEY MOORMAN , b. 25 Sep 175 1; m. J AMES TAYLOR. ROBERT MOORMAN, b. 16 Nov 1753; m. SARAH M OON. THOMAS MOORMAN, b. 25 Nov 1756. 5. THOMAS3 MOORMAN (CHARLES1, ZACHARIAH1J1 was born 14 Sep 1705 1, and died 10 Nov 17671. H e married RACHEL CLARK.El 1729 1, daug hter of CHRISTOPHER C LARKE and PENELOPE JOHNSON. She was born 14 Jun 1714 1, and died 10 Jun 1792'. Children of THOMAS MOORMAN and RACHEL CLARKE are: 10. t. MARy4 MOORMAN, b. 19 Dec 1730. IL ZACHARIAH MOORMAN/, b. 02 Feb 1731/32 1 ; m . B ETTY TERRELL, 1755; b. 07 Sep 1738. 11 . m. MICAJAH MOORMAN, b. 26 Jun 1735. iv. ELIZABETH MOORMAN 1, b. 02 Feb 1734/35 1 ; d. 17401. v. THOMAS MOORMAN' , b . 06 Jun 1740 1. 12. Vl. MrLDRED MOORMAN, b. 25 Nov 1742. vu. PLEASANT MOORMAN/ , b. 19 Mar 1744/45 1. 13. viii. AGATHA MOORMAN, b. 11 Sep 1749. 6. CHR1STOPHER3 CLARKE (SALLY2 MOORMAN, ZACHARJAH1)1 was born 1681 I, and died 28 May 17541 . He married PENELOPE JOHNSON 1 . Children of CHRISTOPHER CLARKE and P ENELOPE JOHNSON are: L EDWARD4 CLARKE/, b. 17101; m. ANNE PAULEIT. 14. u . AGNES CLARKE, b. 1712. 15. 111. RACHEL CLARKE, b. 14 Jun 1714; d. 10Jun1792. 16. iv. SARAH CLARKE, b. 1716. v. MICAJAH CLARKEI, b. 16 Sep 1718 1 ; m. JUDITH ADAMS; b. 1718. 17. v i. BOWLCNG CLARKE, b. 15 Feb 1719/20. 18. vii. ELIZABETH CLARKE, b . 15 Feb 1721/22. viii. JOHN CLARJ<El, b. 17241. IX. CHRISTOPHER CLARK.El, b. 1726 1. x. PENELOPE CLARKEI, b. 17281. Generation No. 4 7. ELIZABETH4 MOORMAN (CHARLEs3, CHARLES2, ZACHARIAHI) was born 09 Feb 1737/38, and died 16 Mar 1809. She married CHRISTOPHER J OHNSON 28 Oct 1752 in Cedar Creek Meeting Va, son of BENJAMIN JOHNSON and AGNES CLARKE. He was born 22 Nov 1731 . Children of ELIZABETH MOORMAN and CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON are: t. CHARLES5 JOHNSON, b. 27 Sep 1753; m. MARY MOORMAN, 16 Aug 1778, South River Meeting, Campbell Co, VA. 11. ANN JOHNSON, b. 13 Aug 1755. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �111. lV. v. VI. V II. viii. lX. x. XL x1 1. xiii. xiv. Page 85 MARY J OHNSON, b. 25 May 1757. BENJAMfN JOHNSON, b. 21Feb1759; m. MARY HARGRAVE. AGNES JOHNSON, b . 18 Jan 1761. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, b. 04 Jan 1763; m. SARAH HARGRAVE, 2 1Jan1784, Cedar Creek Meeting Va; b. 15 Oct 1763. NICHOLAS JOHNSON, b. 1765. B ETTY JOHNSON, b. 03 Aug 1767. THOMAS JOHNSON, b. 04 Jan 1770. TlMOTHY JOHNSON, b. 30 Mar 1772. DAYID JOHNSON , b. 03 Jul 1774. COLLINS JOHNSON, b. 06 Oct 1776. MOURNING JOHNSON, b. 3 1 Jan 1779. SAMUEL JOHNSON, b. 30 Jul 1782. 8. Lucy4 MOORMAN (CHARLES3, CHARLES2, ZACHARJAH1) was born 20 Feb 1740/41. She married BENJAMIN JOHNSONl, son of BENJAMIN JOHNSON and AGNES CLARKE. He was born 24 Aug 17361. Children of LUCY MOORMAN and BENJAMIN JOHNSON are: t. CHARLES5 JOHNSON, b. 1757. 11. DAVID JOHNSON, b . 1759. 111. BENJAMIN JOHNSON, b. 1760. IV. COLLINS JOHNSON, b. 1761. v. JAMES MOORMAN JOHNSON, b. 1763. vi. LUCY JOHNSON, b. 1764. Vil. SARAH JOHNSON, b. 1765. VUL WILLIAM JOHNSON~ b. 1768. IX. SAMUEL JOHNSON, b. 1773. X. JUDITH JOHNSON, b. 1776. 9. JUDITH4 MOORMAN (CHARLES3, CHARLES2, ZAcHARIAH1J1 was born 26 Jun 17481, and died 09 Jan 17741. She married CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY1 11 Mar 1765 in Cedar Creekl, son of JOSEPH ANTHONY and ELIZABETH CLARKE. He was born Abt. 17451. Notes for CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY: [ southwest.FTW] Christopher Anthony was spoken of as being a miiuster among Friends at Goose Creek 4/4/1801. He traveled extensively as a missionary in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio. Children of JUDITH MOORMAN and CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY are: 1. 19. 20. 111. 21. IV. 11. MARY5 ANTHoNYl, b. 02 Sep 17661. JOSEPH ANTHONY, b. 08 Dec 1767. ELIZABETH ANTHONY, b. 09 Oct 1769, South River Va; d. Aft. 1820. CHARLES ANTHONY, b. 21 Oct 1771. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 86 10. MARY4 MOORMAN (l'HOMAS3, CHARLES2, ZACHARIAH1)1 was born 19 D ec 1730 1 . She married BENJAMIN JOHNSON 1748, son of JOHN JOHNSON and ELIZABETH ELLYSON. He was born 1730, and died 1769. Children of MARY MOORMAN and BENJAMIN JOHNSON are: 22. 1. THOMAsS JOHNSON, b. 11 Jan 1749/50. u . JOHN JOHNSON, b. 14Mar1 751/52. 111. ANDREW JOHNSON, b. 07 Apr 1754 . lV. WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. 12Aug 1756; d. 13Aug 1756 . v. WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. 22 D ec 1757. VI. JAMES JOHNSON, b. 20 Dec 1759. vii. RACHEL JOHNSON, b. 26 Mar 1762. viii. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, b. 15 M ay 1764. IX. MILDRED JOHNSON, b. 04 Jul 1766. X. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, b. 04 Mar 1769. 11. M ICAJAH4 MOORMAN (l'HOMAS3, CHARLES2, ZACHARJAHl)l was born 26 Jun 1735 1. He married SUSANNA CHILESl N ov 17541. Children of MICAJAH MOORMAN and SUSANNA CI-OLES are: l. MrLLY5 MOORMAN, b. 15 Mar 1765; m. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, 18 O ct 1783, South River Meeting, Campbell Co, V A . 11. THOMAS MOORMAN, b. 11 Dec 1755. ill. CHILES MOORMAN, b. 15 Jun 1758; d . 1768. lV. ELIZABETH MOORMAN, b. 30 Oct 1760. v. RACHEL MOORMAN, b. 11Mar1 763; m . JAMES JOHNSON, 18Mar1781 , South River Meeting, Campbell Co, V A . vi. CHARLES MOORMAN, b. 08 Jan 1767. vii. RHODA MOORMAN, b. 15 Aug 1769. viii. SUSANNA MOORMAN, b. 15 May 1771 . lX. DOSHA MOORMAN, b. 18Mar1773. x. NANCY MOORMAN, b. 18Mar1775. xi. SARAH MOORMAN, b. 01 Jun 1778. xii. MlCAJAH MOORMAN, b. 20 Sep 1779. xiii. MOLLY MOORMAN, b. 15 Apr 1782. 12. Mn.,0RED4 MOORMAN (l'HOMAS3 CHARLES2, ZACHARJAH1)1 was born 25 Nov 1742 1• She married JAMES JOHNSONl 06 Dec 17S8 in Cedar C reek Meeting Va, son of JOHN JOHNSON and ELIZABETH ELLYSON. He was born 1738. Children of MILDRED MOORMAN and JAMES JOHNSON are: I. AGNES5 JOHNSON, m . JAMES C ANDLER, 16 Jan 1786, Cedar Creek M eeting Va u. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, m . MILLY MOORMAN, 18 Oct 1783, South River Meeting, Campbell Co, VA; b. 15 Mar 1765. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 87 13. AGATHA4 MOORMAN (I'HOMAS3, CHARLEs2, ZACHARJAH 1) was born 11 Sep 1749. She married WILLIAM JOHNSON 14 Jan 1764 in Cedar Creek Meeting Va, son of JOHN JOHNSON and ELLZAB ETH ELLYSON. He was born 22 Aug 1739. Childre n o f AGATHA MOORMAN and WILLIAM JOHNSON are: l. MILLEY5 JOHNSON, b. 12 Mar 1766; m. ASHLEY JOHNSON, 13Mar1782, Cedar Creek Meeting Va; b. 17 Jul 1756. 11. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, b. 24 Oct 1768. li t. ZACHARlAH JOHN SON, b. 27 Jan 1770. tV. WILLI AM J OHNSON, b. 26 Jul 1771. v. RACHEL JOHNSON, b. 30 Nov 1774. Vt. CHARLES JOHNSON, b. 04Mar1777. v 11. PLEASANTS JOHNSON, b . 12 Aug 1780. vm. THOMAS JOHNSON, b. 14Apr1783. l X. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, b. 04 Jun 1785. x. MOORMAN JOHNSON, b. 26 Jun 1787. 1 14. AGNES4 CLARKE (CHRJSTOPHER3, SALLY2 MOORMAN. ZACHARIAH 1)1 was born 1712 . She married BENJAMIN JOHNSONJ, son of WILLIAM JOHNSON and SARAH MASSEY. He was born 18 Apr 1705, and died 18 Aug 1769. Children of AGNES CLARKE and BENJAMIN JOHNSON are: 23 . 1. SARAH5 JOHNSON, b. 30 Jan 1728/29. 24. 11 . CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, b. 22 N ov 1731. 25. 111. WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. 25Apr1734. 26. iv. BENJAMIN JOHNSON, b. 24 Aug 1736. v. PENELOPE JOHNSON, b. 27 Feb 1738/39. VI. COLLINS JOHNSON, b . 28 Jun 1741. vn. EDWARD JOHNSON, b. 11 Dec 1746. Vlll. AGNES JOHNSON, b . 11 Dec 1748. 1 SALLY2 MOORMAN. ZACHARIAH )1 was born 14 Jun 1 1 17141 , and died 10 Jun 17921. She married (1) THOMAS MOORMAN 1729 , son of CHARLES 15. RACHEL4 CLARKE (CHRISTOPHER3, MOORMAN and ELIZABETH REYNOLDS. He was born 14 Sep 1705 1, and died 10 Nov 17671. She marrie d (2) WILLIAM BALLARD/ 25 Aug 1768 in South River Va1, son of WILLIAM BALLARD and PHILADELPHIA LUDWELL. He was born 08 Sep 171 5 1, and died 29 Apr 17941. Children are listed above nnder (5) Thomas Moorman. 16. SARAH4 CLARKE (CHRISTOPHER3, SALLY2 MOORMAN. ZACHARIAH1)1 was born 17161. She married CHARLES LYNCH 1733. He was born 1705, and died 1753. Children of SARAH CLARKE and CHARLES LYNCH are: i. PENELOPE5 LYNCH, b. 1734; m. ROBERT ADAMS, 15 Oct 1748; b. 1727. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �11. Page 88 CHARLES LYNCH, b. 1736; m. ANNE TERRELL, 08 Mar 1755, Cedar Creek Meeting Va; b. 15 Sep 1740. 111. SARAH LYNCH, b. 1738; m. MICAJAH TERRELL, 10 Feb 1754, Cedar Creek Meeting Va; b. 1732. 1v. JOHN LYNCH, b. 1740; m . MARY BOWLES, Aug 1776, Campbell Co Va. v. CHRISTOPHER LYNCH, b. 1742; m. ANNE WARD. vi. EDWARD LYNCH. 17. BOWLING4 CLARKE (CHRJSTOPHER3, SALLY2 MOORMAN, ZACHARIAH 1)1 was born 15 Feb 1719/201. He married WINNIFRED. Children of BOWLING CLARKE and WrNNIFRED are: i. CHR1STOPHER5 CLARKE, b. 20 Feb 1742/43. ii. ELIZABETH CLARKE, b. 21 Nov 1744. J1 was born 15 SALLY2 MOORMAN, ZACHARIAH 1 Feb 1721/22I. She married JOSEPH ANTHONY. 18. ELIZABETH4 CLARKE (CHRISTOPHER3, Child of ELIZABETH CLARKE and JOSEPH ANTHONY is: 27. i. CHRISTOPHERs ANTHONY, b. Abt. 1745. Generation No. 5 JOSEPH5 ANTHONY (JUDITJ-14 MOORMAN, CHARLES3, CHARLES2, ZACHAR1AH 08 Dec 1767 1. He married RHODA MooRM.ANl 15 May 17911. 19. 1 J1 was born Children of JOSEPH ANTHONY and RHODA MOORMAN are: 1. SAMUEL P6 ANTHONYl, b. 02 Dec 17921. ll. THOMAS CLARK ANTHoNYl, b. 01Jun 17961. 111. CHARLES ANTHONYl, b. 31 Mar 1798 1. lV. JANEANTHONYI, b. 29 Aug 1800 1 . 1 ELIZABETH5 ANTHONY (JUDJTJ-14 MOORMAN. CHARLES3, CHARLES2, ZACHARIAH Ji was born 09 Oct 1769 in South River Val, and died Aft. 18201. She married WILLIAM BALLARD1 1788 1 , son of BYRON BALLARD and ELEANOR CANDLER. He was bom 20 Jul 1767 l, and 20. died 18321. Children of ELIZABETH ANTHONY and WILLIAM BALLARD are: 1 1. ANTHO~ BALLARDl, b. 17891; m. ELIZABETH MASON , 1808/. u. ELEANOR BALLARD/, b. 17901; m. ARTHUR PARKER1· 111. MARY BALLARD 1, b. 17921; m. SAMUEL COOLEY 1 . 1v. ASA BALLARDl, b. 17931. v. WILLIAM BALLARDI, b. 17941. 1 v 1. HANNAH BALLARDl, b. 17961; m. WILLIAM HILLl; b. 1802 . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 89 vu. Vlll. 28. IX. SARAH BALLARD 1, b. 17981; m. JOHN WELSH!. BARTLEY BALLARD 1, b. 1802 1. SAMUEL JORDAN BALLARD, b. 11 Apr 1805. 21. CHARLESs ANTHONY (JUDITH4 MOORMAN, CHARLES3, CHARLES2, ZACHARJAHljl was b01n 21 Oct 1771 '. H e married ELIZABETH LADDJ 01 Jul 1797 1. She was born 29 Nov 17721. Children of CHARLES ANTHONY and ELIZABETH LADD are: 1. ELIZABETH6 ANTHONY', b. 18 Mar 18001. 11. JUDITH ANTHONY!, b. 01Oct18011. 111. HENRIETTA ANTHONY/, b. 19 Feb 18041. IV. SALLY ANTHONY!, b. 19 Oct 1805 1 . 22. THOMAS5 JOHNSON (MARy4 MOORMAN, THOMAS3, CHARLES2, ZACHARIAH1)1 was born 11 Jan 17491501 . He married ANNE VARNUMJ 17761. Children ofTHOMAS JOHNSON and ANNE VARNUM are: I. ANNE6 JOHNSONl. IL ISAAC JOHNSONJ. 111. JESSE JOHNSON'. IV. SAMUEL JOHNSON( 29. v. JOHN JOHNSON, b. Abt. 1777. 1 1 Vl. SUSANNA JOHNSONl, b . Abt. 17821; m. JOHN SCHOOLEY , 1805 ; b. 13 Feb 17821 . VIL ELIZABETH JOHNSONI, b. 17831. viii. RACHEL JOHNSONl, b. Abt. 17851; m. SAMUEL SCHOOLEY1, 18091; b. 23 Aug 17841. 1 lX. REBECCA JOHNSONl, b. Abt 1790'; m. BENJAMIN SCHOOLEY ; b. 02 Apr 17881. 2 1 23. SARAH5 JOHNSON (AGNEs4 CLARKE, CHRJSTOPHER3, SALLY MOORMAN, ZACHARIAH ) was born 30 Jan 1728/29. She married DAVID TERRELL 1749, son of DAVID TERRELL and AGATHA CHILES. He was born 1729, and died 14 Feb 1805. Children of SARAH JOHNSON and DAVID TERRELL are: 1. AGGA6 TERRELL, b. 17 Dec 1749. u. BENJAMIN TERRELL, b. 07 Nov 1750. iii. EDWARD TERRELL, b. 12 Feb 1753. tv. SARAH TERRELL, b . 10Jan1755. v . MARY TERRELL, b. 06 Apr 1757. v1. WIN1FRED TERRELL, b. 14Oct1760. vu. DAVID TERRELL, b. 11 Mar 1763. viii. HENRY TERRELL, b . 13Aug1767. ix. SAMUEL TERRELL, b. 12 Dec 1769. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 90 24. CHR1STOPHER5 JOHNSON {AGNEs4 CLARKE, C HRJSTOPHER3, SALLY2 MOORMAN. ZACHARIAH!) was born 22 Nov 1731 . He married ELIZABETH MOORMAN 28 Oct 1752 in Cedar Creek Meeting Va, daughter of CHARLES MOORMAN and MARY ADAMS. She was born 09 Feb 1737/38, and died 16 Mar 1809. Children are listed above under (7) Elizabeth Moorman. 25. WILLIAM5 JOHNSON {AGNEs1 CLARKE, C HRJSJ'OPH£R3, SALLY2 MOORMAN, ZACH ARJAHI) was born 25Apr1734. He married SUSANNA MOORMAN. She was born 1734. C hildre n of W ILLIAM JOHNSON and SUSANNA MOORMAN are: l. ASHLEY6 JOHNSON, b. 17 Jul 1756; m. MILLEY JOHNSON, 13 Mar 1782, Cedar Creek Meeting Va; b. 12 Mar 1766. ll. AGNESS JOHNSON, b. 3 1 Jan 1758; d. 08 Nov 1773. iu. MARTHA JOHNSON, b. 19 Mar 1760; d . 14 May 1760. iv. JEPTHA JOHNSON, b. 19 Mar 1761; d. 08 Mar 1775. V. RUTH JOHNSON, b. 12 Jun 1763. vi. ROBERT JOHNSON, b. 18 May 1765. vii. NEWBY JOHNSON, b. 12 Feb 1767. vm. SARAH JOHNSON, b. 29 Sep 1769. IX. WILLIAM JOHNSON, b. 06 Jan 1772. x. JONATHAN JOHNSON, b . 22 Dec 1774. XL ELUAH JOHNSON, b. 11Jul1777. xn. ANN JOHNSON, b. 11 Jan 1780. Xlll. NANCY JOHNSON, b. 1782. 26. BENJAMIN5 JOHNSON (AGNEs4 CLARKE, CHRJSTOPHER3, SALLY2 MOORMAN, 1 ZACHARIAH )1 was born 24 Aug 17361. He married LUCY MOORMAN, daughter of CHARLES MOORMAN and MARY ADAMS. She was born 20 Feb 1740/41. Children are listed above under (8) Lucy Moorman. 27. CHRISTOPHER5 ANTHONY (EL1ZABETH4 CLARKE, CHRJSTOPHER3, SALLY2 MOORMAN, 1 ZACHARIAH J1 was born Abt. 17451. He married (1) JUDITH MOORMANl 11 Mar 1765 in Cedar Creek1, daughter of CHARLES MOORMAN and MARY ADAMS. She was born 26 Jun 1 1748 ,andclied09Jan 17741. Hemarried(2)MARY JORDAN 1 16Dec 17751. Notes for CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY: [southwest.FTW] Christopher Anthony was spoken of as being a minister among Friends at Goose Creek 4/4/1801. He traveled extensively as a missionary in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio. Children are listed above under (9) Judith Moorman. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 91 Children of C HR ISTOPHER ANTHONY and MARY JORDAN are: 1. C HR1STOPHE R6 ANTHONY 1, b. 06 Dec 17761 ; m. ANNE CoucHI, 06 Aug 1 803, Richmond 1. 11. lll. lV. v. v i. vii. viii. SAMUEL ANTHONY/, b. 26 Jan 17791. HANNAH ANTHONY/, b. 27 Oct 17811; m. DAVID JOHNSON 1, 13 Dec 1798, Goose C reek 1. SARAH ANTHONY ' ' b. 2 1 Feb 17841; rn. HENRY DAVIS1, 10 Jul 1800, Goose C reek/ . PENELOPE ANTHONYl, b. 13Apr17861. JORDAN ANTHONY', b. 16 Aug 17881. RACHEL ANTHONY!, b. 25 Jun 1791 1. CHARLOTTE ANTHONY}' b. 19 Oct 17931. Generation No. 6 5 28. SAMUEL JORDAN6 BALLARD (ELIZABETfl6 ANTHONY. CHRISTOPHER , ELIZABETH4 1 CLA~, CHRJSTOPHER3, SALLY2 MOORMAN, ZACHARIAH1J1 was born 11Apr1805 . He marned ANNE REECE 1 1 7 Dec 1826 in Grayson Countyl. She was born 18081. Children of SAMUEL BALLARD and ANNE REECE are: i. BARTLETT FRANKLIN7 BALLARD!, b. 22 Oct 18271; d. 06 Jul 19031; m. 1 LOUISA H 0FFENDINGER1, 28 Aug 1859, Marion, Iowa . 1 lL MARY ANN BALLARD', b. 23 Jun 1829'; d. 04Apr1909 ; m. CHURCIIlLLF WORRELL 1, 31Dec1861 CarroUCountyVal. iii. JOHN F BALLARD1, b. 18311. 1 iv. SUSAN J BALLARD/, b. 18331; m. JEFFERSON CLYNE , 20 Dec 1860, Carroll County Val. 1 V. RUTH BALLARDI, b. 18351; m. CLARKE COLTRANE , 2 1Sep1854, Carroll County Val. 29. JOHN6 JOHNSON (THOMAS5, MARr4 MooR.MAN, THOMAS3: CHARLEs2, ZAC~ARJAH )1 was born Abt. 17771. He married LYDIA BALLARD/ 27 Sep 1798 m Westfield NC , daughter of 1 DAVID BALLARD and MARY. She was born 17761. Children of JOHN JOHNSON and LYDIA BALLARD are: i. SUSANNA7 JOHNSONi, b. 16 Mar 18061· u. iii. iv. TuOMAS JOHNSONI, b. 24 Oct 18071. LYDIA JOHNSONi, b. 24 Jul 18091. ANNE JOHNSONI, b. 16 Sep 18121. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 92 Adopt au 0Pphau Orphan photos are photos that have somehow lost the ir fa1ni li es. We' d like to make the effort to find their families and hopefully re unite them. 1f so1neone pictured here appears on your family tree, please let us know and we ' II get the photo to you. R~member, the first request gets the photo ... but maybe the person who gets ~1e photo will be kind enough to send others a scan. Requests for a photo can be e-mailed to the editor at: mblankens@yahoo.com. . .,_ . ~ ' ·: _., - ~~ . .' ,{!;•. ,,,.,_,,. . •.· .. -.I ~ 1-' ~. i~' On back of photo: Arritt Family, Alleghany Co., Va. On back of photo: Frank Anitt Photo by: S. S. Griffith & Co., Clifton Forge, Va. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 93 Botetourt Count)', Virginia Death Records - Continued HAYMAKER, male - b 3 Nov 1913 Bot Co - d 3 Nov 1913 -f J C HAYMAKER (b Bot Co - m L F (HAYMAKER marked out, written above JOHNSON) - (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem- cd born dead HAYMAKER, Barbara - b ca 1779 Md - d 19 Oct 1856 - f Jacob HASS - cd flux rep by son, Michael HAYMAKER HAYMAKER, Christiana - b 1805 Rb Co - d 2 Oct 1866 - age 6ly - f Peter MINNICK - cd heart di sease - rep by hus Jacob HAYMAKER HAYMAKER, Isaac Newton - b 2 July 1841 - d 2 Apr 1917 - f Jacob HAYMAKER (b Bot Co) - m Christiana (MINNICK) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Pleasant Cem - cd epilepsy HAYNES see HANES, Sarah HAYNES KELLEY RAYNES, George - d by 11 Feb 1815 - Ref WB C p22, 58, appraisal & settlement - Adm r Benjamin HAYNES . RAYNES, John - d by June 1797- Ref WB A p451, will dated 16 Apr 1792 - Relatives: wife Chatrin; "had no heirs of his body" - [Bot Co marriage bond 2 June 1788 John HAYNES and Catherine CLARK HAYNES, Joseph - d by Sep 1815 - Ref WB C p6, will dated 21 Oct 1806 - Wife Jennet; Ch Jennet Harriot; Granville (femal e); William Henry; Ann (md GILLILAND); Elizabeth (md Holcaway), Agnes (_ KITCHEN); bro William, - Exr William R RAYNES BAYNES, Nicholas - d by June 1797 - Ref WB A p452, will dated 15 Oct 17 96 Wife Elizabeth; Ch Isaac, John, Margaret (md MIFFORD), Catherine (md Luder written above is Crider), Christopher, Jaeob BA(Y)NES, Nicholas - b 1821 -d 1898 - Ref Amsterdam gravestone HAYNES, William - d by Jan 1815 (order) - Ref WB C p39, appraisal HAYS, - d by 12 Sep 1815 ( sons called orphans) - sons Harrison, William BAYS, John - d by Nov 1822 _ Ref WB c p413, will dated 12 Oct 1818 - Ch John, Thomas, Jonathan, Ruth (md ?MEASILS7??), Levi; Gch: James (of Thomas); Harrison (of Jonathan); Henry (of Levi) HAYSLIP, Stuart T - d by 24 Jun e 1932 - cd natural causes - Ref Inquest papers BAYTHE see Theresa Roberta BREWBAKER, Elizabeth Rebecca OATY HAYTBE, Achilles M - d by 1 4 Oct 1850 - Adm William B HAYTH BAYTHE, Achilles P - b ca 1852 - d 2 Sep 1853 - f William ~ HAYTHE - m Sarah E - cd pneumonia - rep by father HAYTH, Ak1ioies Moorman - b 5 Feb 1833 Bot Co - d 10 Jul y 1914 - f Aklioies HAYTH (b Camp Co) - m Catherine (FRENCH written above is FRINCB) (b Camp Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd paralysis VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 94 HAZLETT, Randolph - b ca 1866 Rb Co - d 14 Dec 1870 Buchanan Precinct, Bot Co - age 4y - f James M HAZLETT - m Mary - cd Inf. of brain - rep by father HAZLEWOOD see Bishop A BIPES HAZLEWOOD, Annie - b 12 Apr 1846 - d 5 Nov 1881 - w/o Charles T HAZLEWOOD (d 1906) - grave Fincastle Presby Cem HAZLEWOOD, Charles T - b 4 Mar 1840 - d 14 June 1906 - h/o #1 Annie (d 1881), #2 Belle - grave Fincastle Presby Gem HAZELWOOD, Frank - b ca 1858 Va - d 7 Mar 1913 - f John A HAZLEWOOD (b Va) m Anne (McALLISTER) (b Va) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd Ray~ord ' s disease HAZELWOOD, Joshua - d by 11 Jan 1811 - Ref WB B p281, appraisal HAZLEWOOD, Mary - b 17 Sep 1803 - d 19 Sep 1880 - grave Fincastle Presby Cem HEAD see Edward OLDS HEADEN ( ' Add"ie -b 7 Apr 1841 Floyd Co , Va - d 23 June 1915 - f Bryant HYLTON b Fl~yd Co) - m Nancy (HYLTON) (b Floyd Co) - Buried Roanoke Cem - cd chronic nephritis HEARN, Levi Lawson - b 13 June 1848 WV - d 25 Jan 1916 - f Levi Griffin HEARN (b Va) - m Aura (WHITE) (b WV) - buried Oakvale WV cem - cd LaGrippe !!~~~' Tb John - d by 10 Aug 1784 - Ref WB A p211, will dated 23 Mar 1774, cial dated 25 May 1778, Admr Bond - wife Sarah; Ch James, Mary (md omas FINLEY of NC), Boward, John - Admr Howard HEAVIN BECX:, Daniel - b ca 1810 - d 30 Dec 1886 - age 76y - h/o Elizabeth B [FALLS] - grave Mt Joy Cem :~~']Elizabeth S B - b ca 1824 _ d 26 Dec 1897 Bot Co - age 73y - f [John -m [Mary Margaret HAGINS] - ?2nd w/o Daniel HECX: - grave Mt Joy Cem BECK, Mariah, Mrs - b 25 Dec 1854 va - d 14 Oct 1915 - ps not known - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd typhoid fever BECK, Walter - d in Covington buried Bot Co - f D W BECK - buried Wheatland Cem - Obituary in · c ronise Scrapbook 1 3 HEDGE, - d by 9 Oct 1804 (son called an orphan - sons John, George W HEDRICK, Clara - b ca 1856 - d 19 Sep 1857 - f Benjamin C HEDRICK - m Eliza cd unkn - rep by father - HEDRICK, George P - b ca 1839 Bot co [or 1836 Census #768] - d 1 Jan 1862 Albemarle Co, Va - age 23y - f Benjamin C REDRICK - m [Alzira] J - cd casualty - rep by father - h/o Martha p HEDRICK - Adm Benjamin C HEDRICK HEDRICK, John Henry - b 20 Apr 1913 - d 20 July 1913 - f Arthur HEDRICK (b Aug Co) - m Elizabeth (CASH) (b Rb Co) - buried Baldwin Station Cem - cd diarhea VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 95 HEDRICK, Mary Bester - b ca 1838 Bot Co - d 30 Jan 1917 - f Benjamin HEDRICC (b Va) - m ?Algira J (CARPER) (b Va) - buried Fincastle - cd ?Bileing Calinch? HELMANTOLLER see Su san SULLENDER HELMICK, Mary E - b 10 Feb 1880 (Rb Co) - d 30 Jan 1916 - f John W ROBINSON (b Rb Co) - m Emma (LESLIE) (b Rb Co) - buried Deisher burying ground - cd burned from open fireplace HELMS, Frances d 1 6 Nov 1820 - r ep in ''Herald of the Valley" - widow of Col Meredith HELMS 20 Nov 1820 HELMS, John, Rev - b near Winchester - d 15 July 1821 Fincastle Co - Ref " Hera l d of the Val l ey" 23 July 1821; WB C p359 , appraisal HELMS, Leonard - b ca 1 751 - d 23 Dec 1 828 Bot Co - Remarks: was a Rev War pensioner, see 1835 Pension Roll, Va section 44 BENCELY see HENSLEY BENDERLIGBTER see George DEAL HENDERLIGBTER, Mary Malinda - b 8 July 1854 Bot Co - d 22 Mar 1917 - f Bartholomew BENDERLIGBTER (b Bed Co) - m Mary Margaret (FAWPAW) (b Bot Co) buried Alm's h ouse cem - cd cystitis . HENDERSON see Giles FETERS, Sidney Thomas SHORTER HENDERSON, John - d by 1 6 Aug 1785, wil l pr oved in Aug Co , Va - f [George HENDERSON] - m [Elizabeth] - Wife J e an ; says "10 ch"; Ch: John Jr, Jones, dau [Catherine ] md Robe rt RITCHEY ] ; - Ref Chalkl eys Vol III pl72, will says " of County and Parish of Botetourt" on 28 Feb 1776 HENDERSON, John - d by 11 Oct 17 91 - Ref WB A p305, 463, - wi fe Mary - Admrs David HENDERSON, Ale xander HENDERSON HENDERSON, John - d by 18 Oct 1806 - f John HENDERSON - m Mary - wife Martha KIMBERLING - Ref WB A p515 _ Admr 18 Oct 1806 Palser KIMBERLING HENDERSON, John Sessler - b [11 Oct 1 839] - d by 1 919 Bot Co will - f William HENDERSON - m Elizabeth SESSLER - wife [#3 ] Bennitta [E (SHELL) WILLIAMS]; Ch ( says 12 ch, named 4 ) Kent, Bessie, Luther, Thomas [Other ch Ada BLOUNT, Minnie, Frank Emmett, Arthur, James, Annie WILLS, Glenna DUVEL, Mary L THOMAS] BENDERSON, Kent William - b 1877 - d 1940 Bot Co, List of heirs - wife Eva ROSS; Ch Katy STULL (b ca 1902) , Percy (b ca 1904) , Ashby (b ca 1909), Belen Fauline CHANCE (b ca 1 911), Grover (b ca 1914) HENDERSON, Madison J - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 15 Jan 1855 Bot Co Death Bk - f Ralph HENDERSON - m [ Sarah Jane HAMMON] - rep by father HENDERSON, Minnie J - b ca 1 871 - d by 1942 Bot Co Will - f - hus James P HENDERSON F N JONES - m N HENDERSON, Ralph - b ca 1815 (or 1821) Ireland - d 20 July 1892 - wife Sarah Jane BAMMON; Ch Betty H, Mollie M, James P, Emma R, dau [Mattie V] (md C LIPES], dau [Susan J] (rod A W FINCH), Mary , Josie, J R VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 96 HENDERSON, Rebecca - b ca 1833 Bed Co - d 26 May 1855 Bot Co Death Bk - f James A HAWKINS - cd fever -bus Ruban HENDERSON HENDERSON, Wi1liam (~idower) - b ca 1791 Mont Co - d 26 Nov 1869 Bot Co Death Bk, WB M p82 - age 78y - f [John HENDERSON] - m [Mary] - cd pneumonia - rep by son John S HENDERSON - [h/o Elizabeth SESSLER] - dau Almira IlENDERSON [rod 1871 Geo M PAINTER] - Ex bond 13 Dec 1869 John S HENDERSON & John B SESSLER HENDRICKS, Lizzie - b ca 1845 Va - d 19 Apr 1914 - buried Dunkard Church Cem cd Chronic dysentary HENDRICKS, Minnie Dora - b ca 1883 Va - d 10 Feb 1916 - f SHRADER (b Va) - m Mary (FRENCH) - buried Foster Falls, Va, cem - cd lobular pneumonia HENRY, William - d by 9 Sep 1814 - Ref WB B p442; WB C p51, app:ai~al & settlement - on 12 Sep 1815 orphans named in suit, all under 14, William, Samuel, Peggy, John - Note : His estate received $1500 soldiers pay - Admr John HENRY HENSHAW, Mary - d 10 June 1822 - f Benjamin HENSHAW - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 17 June 1822 HENSLEY, male - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 4 Aug 1854 - f Wi11is HENSLEY - m H cd not known - rep by father BENSLEY, George M - d by 2 Jan 1908 - cd hit by train - Ref Inquest papers HENSLEY, James (md) - b Va - d Dec 1849 - age 86y - cd rupture - Ref 185 0 Bot Co Mort Scbedul~ BENSELY, Sop(b)iah - b ca 1813 Bed Co - d 17 Sep 1855 - f James TUCKER - m N - cd dropsy - rep by bus Willis BENSELY HEPLER see KESSLER, Catherine KESSLER, Daniel H KESSLER, Mary LEMMON ~~L~, Elizabeth (sometimes copied KESSLER) - b 17 July 1789 (census #1734) Mar 1874 - age 84y Sm 6d _ f [John KESSLER [see her marriage]] - w/o Henry HEPLER - Ref Brick Union gravestone ~~LER, Henry (sometimes copied KESSLER) - b ca 1784 (census # 1 734) (d 6 i 8 ; ~g~ 79y - ~lo Elizabeth HEPLER [marked out & KESSLER written 4· Ref Brick Union gravestone - d Apr above] Ex Elizabeth HEPLER (11 May 1863) HERBERT, James - b US - d 22 Oct 1914 - buried Gloucester, NJ Cem - cd fall from ballon HERBISON, Wil~iam - d by 14 Mar 1775 - Ref WB A p48, will dated 5 Jan 1775, Ad~r bond - Wife Mary; Ch David, Hannah, William, George, Agnes, Mary, Jean, Grizzle, Rebecca, Elizabeth; s-i-1 Nathaniel EVANS - Admr James HERBISON BERMAN see Lewis BICKLE HERSHBARGER see HARSHBARGER, Durst .AMMEN BESLIP , Mary - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d Mar 1861 - age 9y - f Delaware BESLIP m B - c d diptheria - rep by father VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 97 BESLIP, William (also spelled HASLIP) - b ca 1786 Va (census #1497) - d by 14 Mar 1864 - Ex David NOFFSINGER BESLIP, William - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d 1 Sep 1862 - age 20y - f RESLIP - m [Harriet] - cd fever - rep by father D[e1aware] RESS see Lewis Leslie CLARKSON HEWITT see Philip Obenshain HEWITT, James - b ca 1838 Bot Co - d 23 Oct 1854 - f Joseph HEWITT - cd Accidently Shot - rep by mother HEWETT, John - d by Aug 1812 - Ref WB B p301, WB C pl46, appraisal & di vision - wife Ellenor; Ch Elizabeth (md LUNSFORD), John, Benjamin, Mary ( OBENSHAIN), Isaac, Ellenor (md ~""WILLIAMS), Reece, William ?HIBOY, Albert W - b 17 July 1867 Craig Co - d 3 July 1912 - f John ?HIBOY? (Craig Co) - m Eveline (BRADLEY ) (b Craig Co) - buried Trinity Cem - cd pneumonia HICKLE, Lewis - d by Jan 1808 - Ref WB B pl67, will dated 21 Nov 1807 - Ch Mary (md [John] PECK), John, Joseph, Susanna (rod ____ STEP) [there is an arrow between Mary & Susanna with ???]; Adam, George, Elizabeth (md HERMAN) - Ex 5 John PECK., Adam HICD..E HICKMAN, William H - b 8 Sep 1845 Va - d 26 Apr 1916 - f Jacob BICKMAN (b Va) - buried Glasgow Cem - cd Pyosshea, La grippe & pneumonia ) HICKOK., Charles H - b 26 May 1823 Fincastle - d 20 Jan 1897 Washington Co,Va - f Morris HICKOK. (Charles H was his oldest son) - Relatives: bro John F HICKOK - sis Mrs Lewis HOUSMAN - was a soldier in CSA - Ref Obituary in Cronise Scrapbook HICKOK, John F - b 31 Dec 1824 _ d 4 Feb 1908 - f [Morris RICK.OK] - h/o Virginia A HICKOK (d 1904) - grave Fincastle Presby Cem HICKOK, Josephine - b 18 Apr 1873 Wythe Co, Va - d 18 May 1914 - f James HUNT (b Wythe Co, Va) - m Kate (SRETON) (b Wythe Co) - buried near Springwood cd Mitral re gurgetation HICKOK, Hartin VanBurren - b 14 Oct 1836 Fincastle - d 5 Apr 191 3 - f Morris HIDKOK (b Amh Co) - m Sarah (FLEGER) (b Fincastle) - buried Andrew Chapel Cem - cd General decline HICKOK, Morris (1812 Vet) - b 5 Feb 1795 Amh Co - d 5 May 1873 - h/o Sarah B HICKOK (1795-1871) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone - sons Charles B, John F, dau --- - (md Lewis HOUSMAN), Ref Cronise Scrapbook 52 - [Char1es B BICK.OK, b Fincastle, 26 May 1823, the eldest s/o Morris BICK.OK . Was in the CSA; moved to Washington Co about 1857 & d there 20 Jan 1897. See obituary in Cronise Scrapbook 52. HICKOK, Robert C (unmd) - b ca 1834 Fincastle - d 25 Sep 1855 Covington, All Co - age 2ly 4m 22d - f Morris HICKOK - m Sarah - cd typhoid fever - rep by father - grave Fincastle Presby Cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 98 HICKOK, Sarah B - b 5 Feb 1795 Fincastle - d 17 Feb 1871 - w/o Morris HICKOK (1795-1873) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone HICKOK, Virginia A - b 10 Mar 1838 - d 7 Oct 1904 - w/o John F HICKOK (d 1908) - grave Fincastle Presby Cem HICKS, Martha L - b 1857 - d 1857 - f William HICKS - m Adaline - cd (infant) - rep by father HICKS, William - d by 11 Jan 1803 (son called an orphan) - sons Jes se (over 14), John BIGGANS see Tavenner BEALE HIGGENBOTHAM see James Andrew JOHNSTONE HILL see Claudine BIGGS, Pauline BIGGS, Thomas Hill NORWOOD, George Pendleton ROBINSON, Sarah L SARVER HILL, Edward - d by 22 Feb 1811 - Ref WB B p257,259, appraisal & sale, 1813 settlement - Admr Conrod FUDGE HILL, Eunice Helen - b 3 Oct 1914 Bacbanan , Bot Co - d 24 Oct 1914 - f E C HILL (b Va) - m Tiny Ellen (STINNETT) (b Va) - buried Buch anan Cern - cd Atelectoris pulmours HILL, Evlin May - b 1 Aug 1914 Bot Co - d 12 Apr 1915 - f Emmitt B BILL (b Bot Co) - m Ethel Frances (PEERY) (b Bot Co) - buried Saltpetre Cave Cem cd pneumonia BILL, Frank T - b 19 Feb 1896 - d 20 Nov 1912 - f A M HILL - rn E 0 - Ref Eagle Rock Baptist Cem HILL, George B - b 3 Apr 1847 Bot Co - d 3 Apr 1915 - f John HILL (b Va) - m Mariah (ROBINSON) (b Va) - buried Shiloah Cem - cd epitheliorna of face HILL, George W - b 15 Apr 1812 _ d 9 Jan 1892 - h/o Martha A HILL (d 1889) Ref Allen-Carper Cem (near ruins old Allen house) BILL, John B - b 7 Oct 1851 Bot Co - d 18 Feb 1915 - f Washington BILL (b Va) - m Martha (PANE) - buried Salt Peter Cave Cern - cd capillary bronchitis HILL, Laura Elserline - b 29 May 1915 Saltpetre Cave, Bot Co - d 2 Sep 1916 - f James Henry HILL (b Gala, Bot Co) - rn Elma (HODGES ) (Buchanan) - buried Eagle Rock cem - cd cholera infanturn HILL, Laura Emmigan - b 29 Mar 1889 Buchanan - d 7 Nov 1916 - f W E HODGES (b Bed Co) - m Sarah v (WOOD) (b Bed Co) - buried Eagl e Rock Cem - cd pulmonary & laryeal TB BILL, Martha A - b 15 Mar 1823 - d 22 Nov 1889 - w/o George W BILL (d 1892) - Ref Allen-Carper Cem (near ruins old Allen house) HILL, Martha S - b 1837 - d 28 Dec 1903 - w/o G E HILL - Ref Allen-Carper Cem (near ruins of Old Allen home) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 99 HILL, Ralph Gorden - b 1898 All Co - d 11 Mar 1917 - f G E BILL (b Beuna Vista, Va) - m Ellen (BRADSHAW) (b Bot Co) - buried Glen Wilton Cem - cd extensive burns of body (furnace) RILL, Reuben (colored) - d by 4 Oct 1897 JACKSON - Ref Inquest papers cd accidently shot by Danie1 HIMES, John - d by 1808 - Ref WB B pl6 4 , will dated 12 Nov 1807 - Ch Abraham, John, Isaac, David, Elizabeth, Barbary, Daniel - Exs Danie1 STONER, David HIMES HINCHEE, Bettie - b 20 Feb 1849 Mont Co - ct 26 Oct 1916 Mont Co) - m Mary (MASEY) (b Va) - buried Forest Chapel HINCHEE, Mary - b 4 Apr 1827 - d 21 Mar 1982 HINCHEE, William F J HINDS, _ - Henry FI Z ER ( b cd apoplexy f grave Haymakertown Cem b 3 Aug 1859 - d 8 Dec 1883 - grave Haymakertown C em - d by 11 Oct 1815 (son called an orphan) - son Ezekiel HINER see Marah HYPES, Ethel Virginia BOWER HINER, Catherine Madorathy - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 10 July 1860 John HINER - m Sarah [Jane] _ cd dyptheria - rep by father age HINER, Dolly - b ca 1794 Bot Co _ d 23 July 1866 Bot Co - age 72 y KESSLER - m Sallie [COX] - cd very sudden - rep by hus David HINER HINER, E1izabeth A - b 22 Jan 1837 - Ref Brick Union gravestone d 19 Jan 1899 - 8y - f David f w/o John HINER (1825-1899) HINER, John - d by Dec 1801 - ref WB B p6, will dat e d 21 Sep 1801 - wi fe Mary ; Ch Henry, Gertrude (md Solomon LETS?(Lets marked out & LETSHAW written above) Catty, Polly (md Samuel NOFSINGER), Elizabeth, Susannah, Abraham, John, Peter, Anthony - on 11 Oct 1808, orphan Daniel was under 14 & had as gdn David RINER HINER, John - b 7 Sep 182 5 _ d 17 Jan 18 99 - Ref Brick Union gravestone b/o E1izabeth A HINER (18 37-1.89 9 ) HINER, John B - b ca 12 Mar 1864 Bot Co - d 19 Apr 1865 HINER - m Elizabeth - cd not known - rep by mother age ly 1.m 7 ct f - J ohn HINER, Lewis - b 11 Nov 1829 Bot Co - d 1 Oct 191 2 - f David HINER (b Bot Co ) - m Dal1ia (KESSLER) (b Bot Co) - buried Briclt Union Cem - cd Dilil a tion of ' heart RINER, Lewis - b 24 Apr 1849 - d 6 Jan 1914 - f John HINER - buried Brick Union Cem - cd chronic Mycasolitis HINER, Maria Ann - b ca Apr 1850 Bot co - d 28 May 1860 HINER - m Sarah [WATKINS] - cd dyptheria - r e p by fat h e r HINER, Mary - d by June 1812 _Ref WB B p300 , 3 01 , Abraham HINER sa l e VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES m Sallie ( WAT KI NS ) a ge l Oy l m - & se t t l e me nt - f J ohn Ad mr �Page 100 HINER, Mary A (single) - b Va 1850 Bot Co Mort schedul e d May 1850 - age 2ly - cd consumption - Ref HINER, May Elizabeth - b ca Nov 1854 - d 15 June 1860 - age 6y 7m 12d - f John HINER - m Sarah (WATKINS) - cd dyptheria - rep by father HINER, Peter - d by 1801 - f John HINER - Ref WB B p85 , WB C p455 , appraisal , dower division - wife Catherine (she md #2 Bot Co 2 Dec 180 5 Lawrence FELLER) - On Sep 1816 his orphan David - Heirs: bros & siss ? Anthony, John, Peter, (md S LATSHAW), (md S NORTHSINGER ) , ~ (md J BOYD), ____ (md John MOORE io ~- ~- HINES see Dollie C JONES HINES, Robert - b ca 1795 Winchester, Va - d 6 J uly 1867 - age 72y - cd paralized - rep by son Michael S HINES - h/o Sarah C BINES - grave Mt Union Cem Adm bond 14 Sep 1868 Sheriff LINKENHOKER, revoked 8 Mar 1869 then Robert R & James C HINES HINES, Sarah C - b ca 1795 Rb Co - d 2 or 5 Apr 1867 - age 72y - f Henry SMITH - m Mary - cd pneumonia - rep by son Michael S RINES - w/o Robert HINES - grave Mt Union Cem HINKLE see HINKEL, Harriet M FAIRBURN, Byrne FRAZIER HINKLE, Charles S - b ca Jan 18 55 Dinwiddie Co, Va - d 11 Mar 1859 - age 4y 2m Od - f Isaac HINKLE - m Sarah Ann - cd croup - rep by father HINKLE, John - d by 12 Feb 1811 (ch called orphans) - ch Esther (over 14); on 9 Feb 1813 orphans Benjamin & Joseph were over 14 HINKLE, Junior Graham - b 9 Sep 1916 Oriskany, Bot Co - d 17 May 1917 - f C L HINKLE (Rb Co) - m Nanie (CRIST) (b Rb Co) - buried Oriskany cem - cd Abscess of bra in HINTON see Samuel BARLEY RIPES see HYPES, Mary Dove HANCOCK, Florence A WATSON, William DODD, Alice BARGER, Owen H DIVERS, Martha J LEMON, John REID, (can't tell) RIDELL, Sarah A M SECRIST, male WATSON . 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 31, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Browning Family Bible Records; Old Book Relates How the Yankees Were Fooled in Saltville Battle; Landmark in Marion Has Been Silent Spectator to Life's Passing Parade; Young Smyth Girl Saved Records from Destruction; About Lucy Mary Stuart; History of Quakers in Southwest Virginia; Descendant of Zachariah Moorman, Quaker Leader; Botetourt County Deaths, Haymaker-Hipes. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Spring 2007 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv31n2 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/5081/VANv31n1.pdf 9eb642018565fefc6a7a4d5918bec77e PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 WINTER 20 0 7 Virginia Appalachian Notes Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �SOUTHWESTER N VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calendar Year 2007 Officers and E xecutive Board Preside nt V ice- Presid e nt R ecord Socre tary Correspondin g Secre tary T reasure r M e mbers h ip VAN Edito r Immedia te Past Preside nt VAN Edito r E m eritus Area Code 540 Karen Kappcsscr Pamela B. Young Susan Hays M ickcy Prescott D on Vaughan J im Nelson M ichael Blankenship Pamela B. Young Babe Fowler email addresa 977-0067 342-2367 884-3497 985-0751 989-8645 725-5303 989- 1469 342-2367 563- 1733 gkkapp@infionline.net pmyoungOOl@aol.com arachne432@yahoo.com mprescott3@cox.net DONSVGS@aol.com jasnelson@cox.net. mblankens@yahoo.com pmyoungOO l @aol.com fowlervw@cox.net 989-8645 342-2367 563- 1733 989- 1469 DONSVGS@aol.com pmyoungOO l @aol.com fowlervw@cox.net mblankens@yahoo.com 342-2367 pmyoungOO l @aol.com C ommittees C omputer/ Labeler Program H is to rian VA N E xchange Q uarte rlies Public ity B o ok Rev ie w s D o n Vaug han Pame la B. Yo ung Babe Fowler Michael Blankenship V irginia Room Staff Pamela 8. Yo ung As S igned e SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGIC::AL SOCIETY, INC. is a tax-exempt corporation under Th . ( )( J) of the Fed eral Incom e Tax Code . 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Vol. 31 - No. 1 - Spring 2007 (January, February, March) CONTENTS Letter from Fonner President Pam Young Financial Statement- Don Vaughan, Treasurer 2 New Books in the Virginia Room - Pam Young 3 Rediscover Virginia, National Genealogical Society 2007 Conference 6 Descendant of Pocahaotas to Speak at NGS Conference 7 Peter and Jacob Coger, Who Were Their Parents? - Barbara Coger Irwin 8 Botetourt County Death Records - Continued 22 Montgome1y County Ma1Tiage Announcements - Mary Conner Williams 28 Leftwich/Horne Family Bible Records - Contributed by Lois Blankenship 29 African American Ancestry, Big Oak Cemete1y, Floyd Co. - John Edmonds 31 A Jownals Place in Family Histo1y and Black Sheep Ancestors 38 New Genealogical Radio Show 39 Adopt an Orphan 40 Montgomery County Obituaries - Conclusion 41 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. If you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblankens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. �P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, Once again I am pleased to serve as your society's president. I have been a member for 14 years and I hope to see the society continue for many more. This year will be an exciting one for members living in the Roanoke, VA area. In May the National Genealogical Society (NGS) will hold its conference in Richmond. This is to tie in with the 400th year anniversary of the founding of Jamestown. The conference will run from May 16-1 9. On the 19th the society will have a bus going to Richmond so that members can visit the NGS Family History Fair with over 150 exhibitors, the museums that will be open and, of course, the State Library for research . The cost will be $25 for members, $30 for non-members. The Abbott bus will pick at Tanglewood Mall at 6:30am and in Daleville at 7:00am. We expect to arrive in Richmond at about 10:30am and will leave at 4:00pm for return to Roanoke about 7:00pm. If you would like to go please mail your check to P.O. Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026 before April 30. Please include your name, address, telephone number and where you want to be picked up. If we are unable to fill the bus, your check will be returned. For more information call Pam Young at 540853-2073. This is great opportunity, don't miss out!! In the fall Roanoke is scheduled to play host to the Virginia Genealogical Society state conference. The society's role in this is yet to be worked out but we hope to play an important part in making the conference a success. Happy Hunting, K~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Page 1 Letter From Our Irnmediate Past President Greetings Fellow Treasure Hunters! It has been a great year. l have enjoyed working with the talented cast at SVGS Elaine Powers who got our wonderful speakers, Susan Hays, who tried to keep me on track, Mickey Prescott our corresponding secretary, Don Vaughan our money man, Jim Nelson who keeps track of all of us, Michael Blankenship ed itor of the VAN, Gene Swartzell the past president, and the lady who started it all Babe Fowler. Thank you for the help and guidance you gave me. I want to thank those who have contributed to the VAN most recently Judith Blackwell, Lois Blankenship, Mary Ann Sink Barnes and Jolm Edmonds. I want to encourage you to be active in yow· society. It's your contributions that keep us going. We had a great tw·n out Janua1y 20 at the Bring a Treasure meeting and are thinking of doing it again next January. Thanks to the many members who shared their family stories and treasures. Don't forget the National Genealogical Society Conference and Family History Fair inRlchmond May 16 - 19. The Virginia Room's Laura Wickstead will be speaking 11 :00 AM Friday on Treasures of the Blue Ridge and Beyond. This is a great opportunity to not only hear noted speakers but to see a variety of vendors. We may try to get a bus together to go May 19 (Saturday) - more on that to follow. In November the Virginia Genealogical Society will be holding its conference in Roanoke. It's a great year to be a genealogist living in Virginia! Karen Kappesser, who has been active and held several positions in the society, is the new SVGS president I encourage you to come meet Karen at our next meeting March 17, let her know what you'd like your society to be doing. Please let me know topics you'd be interested in hearing about or ideas for programs. Looking forward to seeing you at the next meeting! Pam B. Young Roanoke Public Libraries Virginia Room 706 S Jefferson St. Roanoke, VA 24016 (540) 853-2073 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 2 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEAL OGICAL SOCIETY P 0BOX12485 ROANOKE VIRGINIA 24022 FINANCIAL STATEMENT JANUARY 1, 2006 - DECEMBER 31 , 2006 Beginning Balances, January 1, 2006 Wachovia Savings Wachovia Checking Outstanding Checks $3,592.17 $2,188.16 ($409.95) Total Beginning Balances $5,370.58 Income Memberships Donations Interest on Wachovia Savings Lost Checks Bank Credit $3,990.00 $170.00 $14.00 $417.35 $219.00 Total Income $4,810.35 Expenses Automated Mailing Systems Digital Image Printing P 0 Box Rental Roanoke Public library Foundation Honorarium NGS Dues Membership Chair (J im Nelson) Meeting Notices, Computer Supplies (Don Gene Swartzell Karen Kappesser Bank Charge Returned Check and Fee Curry Copy Center Audrey C. Dudley (Books) $166.81 $2,461 .75 $132.00 $440.00 $200.00 $50.00 $162.71 $198.72 $23.03 $41.85 $219.00 $25.00 $67.00 $60.00 Total Expenses $4,247.87 Net (Beginning Balances+ Income - Expenses) Ending Balances, Oecmeber 31, 2006 Wachovia Savings Wachovia Checking Total Ending Balances Marshall 0 . Vaughan Treasurer VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES $5,932.86 $4,731.17 $1 ,201 .69 $5!932.86 �Page 3 New Books In The Virginia Room in the Libraryl December 2006 929 . 3755 B657m H25lc Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County , VA 1900-1906 Prepared by Robert E . Harshbarger, Patric i a A . Honts & Loretta A. Caldwell 2002 - 20 03 929 . 3755 8657 m H25lc Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 1920-1926 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger , Patricia A. Hont s & Loretta A . Caldwell 2002 - 2003 929 . 3755 B657m H251c Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 1939-1945 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger , Patricia A. Ho nts & Loretta A. Ca l dwe ll 2002 -20 03 929.3755 B657m H241 Index of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA by men's names 1854-1913 Prepared by Robert E . Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A . Caldwell 2002 - 2003 929.3755 B65 7m H251MR Master Index of Minster's Returns 1782 thru 1853 by Men's Names Prepared by Robert E . Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A . Caldwell 2002 -2003 929 . 375502 F161i The Fairfax Independent Index April 11, 1929 December 22, 1932 Malcolm L. Richardson 1993 Printing by International Business Machines 92 9 . 3748 N819w Wills and Administrations of Northumberland County, PA Compil ed by Charles A. Fisher 2005 Genealogical Publishing 929 . 09771 Sp37g Genealogical Research in Ohio by Kip Sperry 2006 Genealogical Publis hing znd Edition 973 . 7 44 8 H632 w War from the Inside by Frederick L. Hitchcock 1985 Time Li fe Books 975 . 5496 Sw35a Amherst County , VA In the Revolution Including Extracts from the "Lost Order Book" 1773 - 1782 by Lenora H. Sweeny 1951 J. P . Bel l Co . 306 . 362 Sc h96m Migrants Against Slavery Virginians and the Nation by Philip J. Sch war z Univer sity Press of Virginia 2001 811 . 3 T489p Poems of Henry Timrod with Memoir and Portrait by Henry Timrod 8 . F Johnson Publishing reprint from 1901 973. 51 M265a James Madison's "Advice to my County" Edited by David B. Ma ttern University Pre ss of Vi rgi nia 19 97 973 . 7082 W84 A Woman's War, Southern women, Civil War, and the Confederate Legacy Edited by Edward D. C. Campbell, Jr . , and Kym S. Rice University Press of Virginia 1996 929 . 2 G822 Sa56e Early History of Southwest Virginia and the Garrett Green Family by Gladys Bales Sanders 1996 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 4 725 .15 L932c The Courthouses of Early Virginia, an Architectural History by Carl R. Lounsbury 2005 University of Virginia Press 920 .7 M26s The Se1ected Letters of Dolley Payne Madison Edjted by David Mattern and Holly C. Shulman 2003 University of Virgini a Press s. 973 . 709755 V819 Virginia's Civil War Edited Pet er Wallenslein & Bertram Wyatt- Brown, 2005 University of Virginia Press 973 . 772 L955c Confederate Heroines 120 Southern Women Convicted by Union Military Justice by Thomas P . Lowry 2006 Published by Louisiana State University Press 97 5. 209 R394s Sidelights on Maryland History Volumes 1 & 2 by Hester Dorsey Richardson, 1995 Gene alogica l Publis hin g Co ., Inc 975 . 59 Su64a Annals of Southwest Virginia 1769 - 1800 Parts 1 &2 Lewis Preston Summers 1996 Genealogical Publishing Co ., Inc by 929 .5 B446p Passenger Arrivals Por t of New York 1820 - 1829 Transcribed by Eli zabeth P. Bentley 2000 Genealogical Publishing Co ., Inc 929.5 B446p Passenger Arrivals Port of New York 1830 - 1832 Transcribed by Elizabeth P · Bentley 2000 Genea l ogical Publishing Co . , Inc 929 . 098 P697c Census Records for Latin America and the Hispanic US by Lyman D. Platt 1998 Genealogical Publishing co ., 973 . 7 At54y Yel low Tavern and Beyon d from Family Le t ters and Journals by Dorothy Francis Atkinson 2006 Heritage Books Inc ., 976 . 9832 R744h A History of Muhlenberg County KY by Otto A. Rathert Reprinted 1996 Genealogical Publish ing Co ., 929 . 374815 W279b Baptismal and Marriage Records, Rev. John Waldschmidt Lancaster County, PA 1752-1786 Translated by Luther Kelker Reprinted 1996 Genealogical Publishing Co ., I 929 . 09742 G826d Directory of Repositories o f Family History in New Hampshire by Scott E . Green 1993 Genealogical Publishing Co ., 929 . 3757915 H123d Directories for the City of Charleston, SC 1816 1819, 1822, 1825 & 1829 by James W. Hagy 2002 Genealogical Publi shi ng Co. , 929.3757915 Hl23d Directories for the City of Charleston, SC 1830-3 1 1835-38 & 1840-41 by James W. Hagy 2002 Genealogical Publishing Co ., I 929 . 3757915 H123d Directories for t he City of Charleston, SC 1 849, 1852 & 1855 by James W. Hagy 2002 Genea l ogical Publishing Co. , 929 . 37526 H766r A Record of Interments at the Friends Burial Ground Baltimore, MD (est.1681 ) Researched & Compiled by E . Erick Hoopes 1995 G~nealogical Publishing Co., VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 5 922.86 Sc u45 r13lm A Man Who Made A Difference, The life of David H. Schull by Charles E. Fager Publis he d by Langley Hi ll Friend s Mee ting 1985 975 . 5291 V87 Voice s of Chantilly Recollections & Stories 22 Loog-Time Reside nts 1996 929.3755 Au45r Volumes l - 3 Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia by Lyman Cha 1 kley Repri n ted 1999 Geneal ogical Pub lishing Co ., 64 7. 9 4 9 ·1 ~ G4 4 6v Virginia Taverns, Ordinaries and Coffee Houses 18th Early 19th Century Entertainment Along the Buckingham Road by Agnes Ev ans Gis h, 2005 Willow Be nd Books 973 . 741 5 Al2Sb Buffalo Soldier's Story, Medal of Honor Recipient Sergeant Thomas Boyne & His Comrades, 1864 to 1889 by William A. Aleshir e , Heritag e Books 2004 025 . 2882 Ml92c Curating Oral Histories from interview to Archive by Na n cy Mackay , Left Coas t Press 20 0 7 929 . 2 Sc72J636g A Good Gene Pool of the Eastern Shore of Virginia and Maryland by Robet t Leland Johnson , Gateway Press 2006 9 2 9.3755 W276m Washington County, VA Designated "Colored" Marriages 1853 - 1881 Hu nt - Hockett Publica tion s 2 0 02 9 2 2 . 89 H798 D845L Life and Career of James W. Hott Late Bishop of the United Brethren in Christ by Marion R. Drury , DD United Brethren Publish i ng House 1902 929 . 2 G446 Hl7m Matthias Gish of White Oak by J . I . Hamaker 1940 The S c ience Press Pu blis hi n g 976 . 8893 W582 The White Caps A History of the Organization in Seiver County reprint of original 1989 The Buckhorn Press 917.5528 J263j John Jay Janney's Virginia An American Farm Lad's Life in Early 19th Century b y Wer n er L . J a nney and Asa Moore Janney , EPM Pub licatio n s 1 978 97 5 . 4 52 W64 Sh History of Monongalia County West Virginia from its f irst settlement to present time; with numerous Biographical and Family Sketches by Samuel. T . Wiley 1883 Preston Publishing 3 4 2 . M356c T h e Constitutional Decision s of Joh n Marshall 1803 - 18 21 Vol ume 1 G . P . Putna m' s Sons 1905 342 . M356c The Constitutional Decisions of John Marshall 1823- 1830 Volume 2 G . P. Putnam ' s Sons 1905 929 . 2 L454L A Lehman, Layman Genealogy Handbook compil e d by Earl R. Layman 20 06 Mastho f Press VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 6 REDISCOVER VIRGINIA 400 Years ofFamily History J.ll ll~ ''-ll l\\ v a1v•1 • ·001 ll 2007 National Genealogical Socjety Conference u~1 and Family History Fai r The 2007 NGS Conference in the States and Fam ily Hi st0ty Fair is scheduled for May 16-1 9, 2007. The National Genealogical Society together with the Vfrginia Genealogical Society. the Fairfax Genealogical Society. and the Genealogical Research Institute of Virginia (ORIYA) will be hosting thi s year's conference which wi ll bring together genealogists and famjJy historians from around the country and beyond. The 2007 conference which marks the 400th anniversary of the founding of America in 1607 and the first settlement in Jamestown, Virginia, will be held at the Greater Riclun ond Conven ti on Center and Richmond Marriott Hotel in Richmond, Virginia. William Byrd II named the city Richmond because the bend in the James River is s imilar to that of the Thames in Richmond, England. Richmond has more than 400 years of history; it was the second successful English settlement, the site of Patrick Berny's famous "Give me liberty or give me death" sp eech, and the fo1mer capital of the Confederacy. Richmon d, which lies at the falls of the James River is centrnl to the many regions of the s tate-to the east brackish waters feed into the Chesapeake Bay, to the west is the vast Piedmont plain bordered by the th e Blue Ridge Mountains, which with the Appalachian Mountains shelter the Valley of Vfrginia--the ftumel for migration south and west. The Richmond Region has it. all - upscale shopping, fabulous restaurants, heartpounding sporting events, world-renowned musewns, vibrant cul ture, elegant ho mes and garden s and family fun for everyone. Of course central to the interest of family historians will be the many researc h collections at Library of Vfrgiaia and the Virginia Historical Society. The conference program details are coming soon - but hjghlights include: Day-long tracks on DNA, the Library of Congress, National Archives records, Virg inia records and repositories A special, "Beginning Your Family History" track on Saturday Workshops on Handwriting, Finding and dating postcards for your fami ly history, Court records, Advanced Chaacety Record Research, Land Platting, and Mapping Workshop for Genealogist s Computer workshops on DeedMapper, GenSmarts, Legacy, Master Genealogist, Photo image Digital Manipulation Using Software, Excel for the Genealogist, Microsoft Word for the Genealogist, Optimizing Your Computer at N o Cost, Backup Strategies and Tools. Lectures on English, Irish, Scots-Irish, Gennan, African-American, and Imiian Research ; Kentucky, W est Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and Washington, DC; military records, migration paths, railroads, indentured servants, searching the fntem et ; conference-long M ethodology track, researching women. Visit http://www.eshow2000.com/ngs/2007/ for more details VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 7 Vescendan t efJohn Roffe antfPocaliantas to ~ea£ at ~65 Coeference in the States & family Ylistory fair Richard (Dick) Cheatham, a descendant of John Rolfe and Pocahantas, will provide a " Welcome to the Virginia Colony" to attendees at the National Genealogical Society banquet at the NGS Conference in the States & Family History Fair on Friday 18th May 2007 at the Richmond Marriott Hotel. Appearing in the character and dress of John Rolfe, Cheatham, a 14th generation descendant of John Rolfe and Pocahontas, will provide the same welcome that John Rolfe would have given to new arrivals to Jamestown. Rolfe will talk about many of the important events that preceded their arrival and about many of the important individuals who played a part in the founding of Jamestown in 1607 and during the next several years. At the end of his presentation, he will answer questions that John Rolfe would not have been able to answer. The year 2007 marks the 400th anniversary of Jamestown, established by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1607. John Rolfe was the savior of the English colony - the failing experiment at Jamestown which became "America." The marriage between John Rolfe and Pocahantas created an eight-year period of peace between the English and Powhatans - known as the " Peace of Pocahantas" - saving perhaps hundreds of lives. John Rolfe was also a member of America ' s first democratic parliament in 1619 called the General Assembly. Richard (Dick) Cheatham, a native of Richmond, Virginia, is founder and director of Living History Associates. A graduate of Virginia Military Academy and a school teacher, museum educator and television reporter, he has appeared on the BBC and The Learning Channel and has been interviewed on Entertainment Tonight and the Voice of America in addition to many other TV and radio stations. Dick' s interest in history flows directly from his strong and broad interest in ideas - why people do what they do. The National Genealogical Society was founded in 1903, and is the premier national society for everyone from the beginner to the most advanced family historian. The NGS serves its members by providing genealogical skill development through education, information, publications, research assistance, and networking opportunities. Further information on the NGS Conference in the States & Family History Fair can be found at the NGS website at: www.ngsgenealogy.org Contact Jeanne Lund (703) 525-0050, ext. 112. (703) 525-0052 (Fax). Lund@ngsgenealogy.org VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 8 Peter and Jacob Coger Who Were Their Parents! By Barbara Cogar 1rwin Peter and Jacob Coger were brothers who fought together in the Revolutionary War under the command of Col. George Rogers Clark in the conquest o r Illinois in 177 879. Little is known of their lives prior to their service in that campaign. Jacob left no written record, but Peter did provide some information in two pension applications under a law passed by the Virginia Assembly on June 7, 1832 providing for soldiers o f the Revolutionary War. 1 He first applied to the Lewis County Court of Virginia on December 3rd of that year. He stated that he was 79 years of age and that he first entered the service in Rockingham County, Virginia as a volunteer in July of 1777. After givi ng an account of his several tenns of service, he said he was discharged towards the end of October in I 781 whereupon he returned to his residence in Rock ingham County. He was then given several questions to answer under oath. To these he replied that he was born in the State of Pennsylvania but did not recollect the name of the county, that he was 79 years of age but had no record of his age other than the account given by his parents. He stated further that his discharge papers had been lost. Peter was then placed on the pension rolls and received .a pension until the fo llowing year. On 5 Aug 1833 the commissioner of pensions notified him that he was being removed from the pension rolls and that his papers were being returned because he had not provided proof of his service. He was asked specifical ly to provide proof oC hi s service under Col. George Rogers Clark. One year later, on 18 Aug 1834, Peter returned to the Lewis County Courthouse and stated to the court that he didn 't know his age, that he was raised in Rockingham County, VA and that he was drafted in the year 1777 at the age of l 6 years to serve in the battle at Point Pleasant. It was not until 5 Feb 1836, when two payrolls from the Illinois campaign of 1778-79 bearing the names of Peter Coger and Jacob Coger were found, that Peter again traveled to the Lewis County Courthouse to apply for a pension. T here he stated that he was upwards of eighty but that there was no record of his age. He added that he had volunteered for a te1m of one year with hi s brother Jacob "to join the expedition under taken by Col. George Rogers Clark agai nst the British and Indians in the Illinois Country" Their term of service expired and they were honorably discharged at Fort Vincennes, but "Owing to the ill health of both Declarant and his brother Jacob, w ho had the fever and ague, they did not reach home until July 1779." When questioned he said that he was born "on the Hawks bill in the County of Shenandoah, State of Virginia", that he was living in Rockingham County, VA at the time he entered the service of the U nited VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 9 States and that hi s company officers were his neighbors in his youth. He further stated that shortly after the war he had moved to Franklin Co., VA. Peter also stated that he was at the time a citizen of Kenhawa (Kanawha) County, State of Virginj~ but that he applied to the Lewis County Court because "he is a very old and infirm man, that he li ves near the line dividing the two counties, that from his house to KenJ1awa. a considerable part of the way is wilderness and he is unable to get on and off his horse without assistance, that between his house and Weston he has relatives li ving w ho can when he comes to Weston come with him and assist him." On Peter's second pension application in the Spring of 1837 his brother-in-law, Tunis McElwain, swore that " he has been acquainted with Peter Coger from the days of their youth ... that he well recollects that the said Peter Coger and his brother Jacob Coger were absent at times from the neighborhood where they were raised, in the County of Rockingham in the State of Virginia during the period of the Revolutionary War, and upon their return was in formed by the said Peter Coger and Jacob Coger that they had been in the Army of the United States then engaged in the struggle for Independence." Peter' s second application was accepted and he was restored to the pension roll s. He rece ived a pe nsion until hi s death in 1841. These pension claims of Peter Coger provide only a brief account of his long life and li ttle concerning the life of his brother Jacob. Although Peter refers to "his parents" he does not name them. Some descendants believe that Peter and Jacob were sons of the German immigrant Hans Jacob Coger but.have offered no documented proof. Therefore_. further research into Virginia court records has been conducted in the hope of learning more about origins and lives of the two brothers. Peter returned to his residence in Rockingham Cow1ty after his service where on 3 Sep 178 l he was united in marriage with Mary McElwai.n, a sister of the previously m e ntioned Tunis McElwain. That sarne day the marriage of Thomas McElwain (brother of Mary and Tunis) and Francis Price was also celebrated, with the same minister presiding over what appeared to be a double wedding. Three weeks later on 24 Sep 178 l , Peter Coger and Ephraim Hop.lcins witnessed a 2 deed of bargain and sale from Samuel Philips and his wife Eleanor to Jonah Histon. Although Peter stated in his pension application that he had moved to Franklin Co., VA after his return to Rockingham Co., records show that he first moved to Botetowt Co., VA that adjoins Franklin County. His name is found on the 3 1 August 3 1782 list of Capt. Neeley's Company of Botetourt Co., VA Militia. That same year his brother Jacob and another fon11er Rockingham County resident, Godfrey Hamilton were on the Botetourt Cow1ty Personal Property Tax Lists. These taxes were mandatory under a law passed by the Virginia Assembly that required all white males on or over the age of 2 1 to pay a tithe, whether or not they were landowners. Each tithable was also taxed on such personal property as horses, mares or colts, mules and cattle. Each year the head of the household was to take hi s list of the tithable males in his household and taxable VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 10 personal property to the district commissioner. These tax lists are important because they make it possible to follow a taxpayer if he should move from one co unty to another within the Virginia. Godfrey Hantilton had a long personal relati onship with the two brothers, a relationship that probably began in Rockingham County. He is first fo und in the Augusta Co., VA County Court in May of 1772 when his sui t against George McNeil was agreed. 4 He probably lived in that part of Augusta County that in 1778 became Rockingham County for on 24 Aug 1778 the Sheri ff of Rockingham County was ordered to take custody of two orphan girl s in Hamilton's custody. 5 Three months later Hamilton and h is wife were summoned to the next court to explai n why they had not delivered up the two 6 orphans as ordered. This is the only record that Han1 ilton had a wife, but unfortunately her name and the names of the two girls were not recorded nor was the outcome of the case. No records were found in prior Augusta County Order Books or in those of Rockingham County concerning Hamilton's custody of the two girls as was required by law when the custody of minors was granted. On 27 Mar 1782 in a session held in the county court to adj ust claims against the Commonwealth of Virginia, Hamilton's claim fo r six yards of cloth at five shillings 7 per yard was approved. Shortly afterward he moved to Botetourt County, VA where in the following August James Simpkins brought sui t against him, the first of many suits in the succeeding years involving Hamilton. 8 In 1784 Peter, Jacob and Hamilton paid taxes on personal property in Botetourt County. They appear to be living on two tracts of land on the waters of Back Creek, a branch of the Roanoke, one of 188 acres and another of 160 acres. Hamilton had applied for patents on the two trac(s when he fi rst arri ved in Botetourt County, but the grants were not made until 23 Aug 1794 and 26 Aug 1794.9 Since nei ther Peter nor Jacob owned land at that time, it is possible that they were helping Hamilton clear and cultivate his land as was required by the terms of the patent. T he following October Ha mi lton was appointed surveyor of a road that terminated a t his property line and all of those living o n the waters of Back Creek were to assist him in build ing the road and keeping it in 10 repair. Peter and Jacob were probably two of those who worked on the road. There appears to have been a close relationship between Jacob and Godfrey HamiJton. h1 the fo llowing November Hamil ton gave to Jacob "for and in consideration of the Love and good Will and Affection which I have and do bear towards m y Lovi ng Son-in-Law Jacob Koger ... all singul ar my Goods and Chattles now being in my Present Dwelling house." Peter Coger, David Branier and E lizabeth Poor witnessed the deed of gift. Two years later in October 1786, Peter Coger and Elizabeth Poor presented (he deed in October to the Botetourt County Court where it was proved and ordered recorded. 11 The exact nature of the relationship between Jacob and Hamilton is not known for at that time the term son-in-law could also have meant stepson. Jacob would have been Hamilton's son-in-Jaw if he had married Hamilton's daughter. But although Hamilton was married, there i~ no record that he had any chil dren. Jacob would have been h is VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _ _i �Page 11 stepson if 1lamilton had married Jacob's mother. Unfortwiately there are no records to establish eithe r of these relationshi ps. Nevertheless, at some point in Rockingham County a close relationship did develop between Hamilton and Jacob and this relationship included Peter. On 5 Jun 1786 Hamilton deeded to Jacob "all my lands that I now possess in the said county w ith the plantation that I now live on with likewise all my furniture and movables for his lands and properties that the said Jacob Koger had in Kanducky." A condition of the B ill of Sale was that Hamilton was to have use of the land, household furniture and movables for four years, but that Hamilton wou ld give th.e m up if Jacob had a chance to sell the said lands before the four years expired. It the land was sold, Jacob was to " help to move the said Godfrey Hamilton to the place where he intended to move.,, Peter Coger witnessed the bond. 11 In 1787 the Virginia Assembly revised the Personal Property Tax Laws. Prior to that year, taxpayers took the ir individual tax lists to the conu11issioner for their district, but now beginning on the first of March of each year the tax commissioner was personally to call upon all households in his district to collect the lists and also to record the date of his visit. Because of this new req uirement it is possible to identify neighbors since presumably the commissioner would have visited all near neighbors on the same day. The 1787 tax list shows that the commissioner visited Peter and Jacob on May 24th and that Jacob was charged for two tithables (white males over the age of21), one for himself and one for Godfrey Hamilton who was listed as a member of Jacob's household. Again on 15 Jun 1788 Jacob was charged for two tithables. Although Hamilton's name did not appear on the list he was probably the second tithable in the household. For the next three years, Peter, Jacob and Hamilton all paid taxes on the san1e day. These tax records show that Peter and Jacob lived in close proximity to Han1ilton and that for two years, 1787-1788, Hamilton was Jiving with Jacob. On 2 Feb 1791 Godfrey Hamilton bought a tract of 110 acres ofland from James Ferguson •'on the Waters of Roan Oak. .. beginning at two Hicories at the foot of the mountain" . Jacob Coger was a witness to that deed and presented it to the cowi the fo llowing June. 13 On 15 Jun 1791, Jacob Coger mruTied Sarah Walker and Godfrey Hamilton w itnessed the maITiage bond. Two years later Jacob paid his last personal prope1iy tax in Botetourt County and the couple moved to Franklin County. There he bought a tract of 14 ""' 97 Yi acres from George and Mru·y Harter on l 3 Nov 1793. The following month on I 0 Dec 1793 , Peter Coger presented to the Botetourt County Court the title bond of 5 Jun 1786 that Hamilton had given to Jacob. 15 There may have been a question concerning the bond because the foJlowing year on 11 Mar 1794 Jacob brought suit against Hamilton in the Botetourt County Cowt. Whatever the cause, the problem must have been settled amicably because "The Plaintiff not further prosecuting the suit lt is Ordered that it be discontinued." 16 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 12 Godfrey Hamilton paid his last personal property tax on 2 /\pr 1795 and the following Jw1e, shortly before his death, he wrote hi s will wh ich was presented to the court on the 14th of July of that year. 17 " William Koger Eldest son of Peter Koger' ' and "Catharina Koger the woman that had lived with me" were the only legatees. An inventory and appraisement of the estate was made the fol lowing October 18 and the settlement was recorded at the Botetourt Cow1ty Court of January 1800. 19 T he settleme nt lists many expenses incurred in the disposition of the estate. Thus, in Janua ry Col. Mclanahan was paid for publishing a notice in the Gazette for " Settli ng with the Creditors ". Henry Snider and Jacob Kinsey were paid for making the co ffi n and Jo hn Noftsinger was paid for whiskey served at the funera l. John Kell y was paid for 1iquor served at a vendue that was held for the sale of the deceased's estate and Abraham Haldeman was paid for liquor consumed at the last vendue. On 2 1 July 1796 Catherina received her inheritance of 10 pounds, 7 shillin gs. 4 pence and a horse valued at 7 pounds, 3 shillings. {n August 1797 Pe te r received tw o payments for a total of 2 pounds, 1 shilling and 19 pence. In add ition to these expenses many other outstanding debts incu1Ted by Hamilton were al so paid. The settleme nt al so included payments collected from the estate's de btors and amon g them was Jacob Coger who owed 2 pounds, 4 shillings and 5 pence. Peter paid hi s last personal property tax in Boteto urt County on May 1794 and moved to Franklin near his brother Jacob. The fo llowing year both Peter and Jacob pa id personal property taxes in Franklin County. Peter became a landho lder for the first time on 3 Apr 1797 w he n he bought 160 acres of land in frank lin Co., VA "on the head Branches of Lick run of Black Water River" from William Kelly, Sr.2° The year of 1797 also saw the deaths of both Peter's brother Jacob and his brother-in-law Thomas McElwain. Jacob died and left a brief will dated 21 May 1797.21 The estate was to be divided between his wife Sarah and hi s children. He did not say how many children nor give their names or ages. Two daughte rs have been identified and each sold her half of the land inherited from he r fath er to Joseph F lora. 22 Mary ma rried William Highley on 8 Dec 1809 and moved to Kentucky. El izabeth moved to Bath Co., Kentucky where she married T . Barnes on 30 Aug 181 9. In December of 1797 Thomas M cElwain died and on 1 Jan 1798 hi s widow Fanny was made adm inistrator of hi s estate. 23 T homas and his fami ly arrived in Frankli n County the same year as Peter. On 18 A ug 1794 Thomas witnessed the marriage of hi s sister Catherine McElwai n to Jeremiah Brooks. Tunis McEJwain, younger brother of Thomas, had been living in Botetourt County but moved to Frankli n Cow1ty shortly before the death of hi s brother Thomas and 24 purchased 97 acres on the "waters of black water on the meadow branch" . He was named as one of the appraisers of Thomas' estate. T he appraisa l o f the modest estate was VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 13 returned to court in September 1798 and an inventory of the debts and credits was returned that same month. The only debtors were identified as Kelly and Coger who togethe r owed I 1 pounds and 67 shillings-2 5 On 5 Nov 1798 the widow fanny McElwain married J o hn Kell y. Peter's close neighbors in Franklin County included the Kingarys, the Kellys and the Vincents as well as the McElwains. On 29 Jul 1800 a court was called in Franklin County for the examination of Sarah Vincent, a single woman accused of destroying her bastard child. Witnesses called were Mary Coger, Mary Coger, Jr., Franky Kelly (fonner Fanny McElwain), Susannah Kelly, Leah Kelly and Betsy McElwain. The elder Mary testified " that last harvest was a year she heard Sarah Vincent say she was at that time Two months gone with Child". The remaining witnesses said that Sarah had told them she had lost a child. Although Sarah claimed she was "no wise guilty" the court was of the opinion that she was ''Guilty of the fact wherewith she stands charged and that she ought to rece ive a furthe r Tryal'' at the District Court. There were no further records in 26 the order books of either court and Sarah herself disappears from the records. Peter and his family remained in Franklin County for another seventeen years. During that time he made onJy occasional trips to the county court at Rocky Mount. He served three times on juries and was involved in four civil suits including one lengthy suit 27 invol ving John Harman from 5 Jun 1809 to 5 Mar 181 2. His two oldest children were married in 1804: William to Elizabeth Kingary, . ili daughter of Peter and Mary Kingary, on September 18 and Mary, Jr. to Edward Robertson the following October 13 1h. William was of age and needed no consent from Peter to man-y Elizabeth. As Mary did require his consent, Peter sent a note to the county clerk saying that he and his wife Polly were both willing for the clerk to let Robertson have the license to marry and that he (Peter) would be much obliged if Robertson could have it without his (Peter's) coming down (to the comthouse). Clu·istofer Kingary and William Coger witnessed the consent. Following the death of his father and the remarriage of his mother to Jolm Kelly, Thomas McElwain, Jr. married Ruth Vincent, daughter of Charles and Susanna Vincent, on 12 Oct 1799. He bought 119 acres of land from John Vincent on 31 Mar 1803 that he later sold to John Wright on 24 Aug 1805. 28 He then moved to Kentucky. ln the meantime, Tunis had sold his land to John Adney on 11 Nov 1803 and retw·ned to Botetourt County. 29 By 1810 Peter's son William and his wife Elizabeth were the parents oftlu·ee boys and as additional income was needed, Peter purchased a tract of 100 acres on the "waters of Maggoty Creek on the north side of Clarks Knob'' from John Kinsey. The deed was recorded on 2 Apr 1810.30 By 1816 three more of Peter's sons, Thomas, Jacob and Benjamin, had reached the age of 21 and were required to pay a personal property tax. The number of tithable males in Franklin County had also grown with the result that land had become scarce and VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 14 more expensive. Land was readily available farther west and the Coger fam il y decided to leave Franklin County. On 24 Feb 181 6 Peter sold 100 acres of land on the Waters of Black Water River to Benjamin Garnes of Montgomery Co .. VA and a year la ter on 13 Feb 1817 he sold the Maggoty Creek tract to Abraham Abshire. Peter and his fam il y then moved to Nicholas Co., VA (now WV). 31 Before leaving Franklin County, William Coger was appoi nted administrator of the estate of Peter Kingary, deceased .32 The estate must have been very sma ll and settled privately because there was no court record of an appraisement or settlement. Two brothers of William's wife Elizabeth have been ide ntified. Her brother Jacob Kingary and his wife Leah, the daughter of William and Rachel Kell y, had left F rank lin Count y in 1805 and settled in Monroe Co., KY where Jacob d ied 4 Nov 1857 at eighty years or 33 age. Elizabeth's brother Joseph Kingary and his wife Caty (nee Kell y) joined Jacob and Leah in Kentucky in 1810. However, a year after Peter's departure, George Wri ght 34 brought sui t agai nst him in the Franklin County Court on 3 Mar J818; Peter was fou nd no t gu ilty and the case set aside. The followi ng June, Wright again brought suit against Peter; the sui t was continued until 3 Mar 1819 when the j ury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for twentyseven dollars and fifty cents with interest from J Jul 1817. ln N icholas County on 10 Oct 182 1 Peter purchased a 50 acre tract on the Elk River 35 from Jeremiah Carpenter, who is believed to be have been the earliest settler on E lk River. A survey for an adjoining 65 acres was made on 13 Sep 1822 and a gra nt received on 7 Jul 1823. 36 Peter resided in Nicholas County until 1827/28 and then he moved to Kanawha County, probably to be near daughter Sarah who had married Henr y Mace about 182 0 . There on 23 Aug 1828 his youngest daughter Phoebe married Adam S ta rcher. On I 0 Aug 1832 Peter and his son Peter, Jr. sold the 65 acre grant and 30 acres of the 50 acres purchased from Jeremiah Carpenter to Samuel Skidmore. Peter, Jr., who had married Mary Carpenter, daughter of Jeremiah, retained the re maining 20 acres. 37 In 1840 Peter was living with his daughter Phoebe and her husband Adam Starcher. He paid his last personal property tax in Kanawha County in 1841 and died a short time later. He is buried in the Gi bson Cemetery near Arnoldsburg, WV. As previously stated, the purpose of the researc h that led to this article was to learn more of the li ves and origins of Peter and J acob. An earlier article, publ ished in the Fall 2004 Issue of Virginia Appalachian Notes, dealt with the claim tha t they were son s of Hans Jacob Coger a German immigrant who arrived in Philadelphia, PA w ith his brother Nicholas in 1732. 38 Research for that article found no reco rds to validate this claim but records were fou nd that show Hans Jacob had three sons: Jo hn, Henry and Nich~las. Although the names of Peter and Mary appear as witness,s on a deed dated 2 1 Oct t 882 in Henry Co., VA where by Hans Jacob gave land to his son He nry , this deed VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 15 tells us nothing of the identity of Peter and Mary, their relationship to each other or to Hans Jacob. 39 Both Hans Jacob and Nicholas settled in Pennsylvania after their arrival from Germany in 1732. T hree years later oo 15 Aug 1735 Nicholas was united in marriage 40 with Elizabeth Willheit~ daughter of John Frederick and Lucretia (Hafuer) Willheit. There are birth and baptismal records for five children born to Nicholas and E li zabeth :4 1 John b. 3 Sep 1736 and bapl 21Oct1736 An n Elizabeth b. 2 Dec 1738 and baptl5 Feb 1739 John Michael b. 10 Mar 1740 and bapt 19 May 1740 Jolm Jaco b b. 4 Sep 1741 and bapt. 27 Sep 1741 Anna Catherina b. 17 May 1743 and bapt. 27 May 1743. The three older children were born in Pennsylvania, but Jacob and Catherina were born in 42 Virginia on a 75 acre tract of land purchased by Hans Jacob on 26 Jun 1740. This land, located on the Shenandoah River at the Hawksbill Run in what was then Orange County, became home to both fami lies. It was there that Nicholas Coger died in 1743, shortly after the bi11h of Catherina. The widow Elizabeth Coger relinquished her right of admi11istration of her husband's estate to his brother Hans Jacob. 43 In 1745, Augusta County was formed from the part of Orange County in which the Coger families resided. Hans Jacob remained in Augusta County until 1753-54 when he moved to Halifax Co., VA w here he had land surveyed on Stone's Creek in April 1754; patents to the land were granted several years later. 44 Because of changing boundary lines, the land 011 Stone's Creek was located in Pittsylvania County after 1766-67 and finally in Henry County aft.er 1777-78. No records were found to show that Peter or Jacob had ever lived or owned property in these counties. Record do show that the two brothers were born and raised in that part of Rockingham County that was formed from Augusta County in 1778. T his suggests that Jacob was the son of Nicholas Coger, the brother of Hans Jacob. As previously mentioned, Peter was related to Jacob but the natme of this relationship remai ns unclear. O n 24 May 1753 , Hans Jacob, now a resident of Augusta County, returned to the Orange County Courthouse to settle the estate of his brother Nicholas. The widow 45 Elizabeth received he r sh are of the estate, 20 pounds and 5 shillings. Although she disappears from the records, E lizabeth probably remained with or near her sister Barbara (Willheit) Miller, the wife of Adam Miller. Some have suggested that she may have m arried Godfrey Hamilton. It is unli kely that Peter was Hamilton's son since he referred to himself as Peter Coger and not Peter Hamilton. On the same day that the settlement of the estate was submitted to the Orange County Court, Hans Jacob sold 465 acres of land on the Shenandoah River to Thomas VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 16 McCredie, a merchant from Fredericksburgh. V A. 46 The 465 acres was part of a 930 acre tract patented to him by the Commonwealth of Virginia on 24 Apr 17 53~ the remaining acres he kept for himself. 47 Also that day McCredie with George Frazi ~r and Jerem iah Morton put up a bond for the orphans of the deceased Nicholas Cogcr.">l There were no records concerning the guardianship of N icholas' chi ldre n except for Michael who was made a ward of his uncle Adam Miller in 1755 and was to receive his share of the estate when he became of age. 4 9 He married in June 1762 and the following August, Hans Jacob sold to him the land that he had kept for himsel r in Augusta.County. He served as a Captain of the Militia during the Revo lu tionary War and as a Justice of the Rockingham County Court from J 778- 1783 when he sold hi s holdin gs in Rockingham County and moved to Kentucky. John, like his mother Elizabeth, disappears from the records. . Elizabeth married her co!1sin Henry Miller, son of /\dam and Barbara ( Willhe it) Miller and had several children_:io . Both Jacob and Peter enlisted for service in the Revolutionary Wur in Rockingham County and returned there after the ir service. . Catherina probably went to Botetourt County in J 782 w ith Godfrey Hamilton as HamJlton referred to her in his will as "Catharina Koger the woman that had lived with me." . From the foregoing it appears that .Jacob Coger was the son or Nicholas a nd Elizabeth Coger. There is a recorded date of his birth and baptism. There is testimony by Tunis McElwain that he knew Pete r and Jacob from the days of his youth in Rockingham County. Personal property records show that the two brothers moved to Botetourt Co unty after the war and lived near or together on land owned by Godfrey Hamilton. Catherina Coger, the youngest daughter of Nicholas and Elizabeth Coger, was a member of the Hamilton household. The origins of Peter are not so c lear. He c laimed he was the brother of Jacob Coger, but there is no record of his birth o r parents. There are th1·ee possibilities. The first possibility is that Peter was the son of N ic ho las and Elizabeth and therefore the natural brother of Jacob. He is not included on the birth and baptismal records of their five children, but he may have been born posthumously and hi s birth not recorded. The second possibility is that Peter was the half brothe r of Jacob, son of Elizabeth. Mrs. Delores Cogar Bright, a descendant of Jacob Coger, the third son of Peter and Mary, writes that the family B ible of J acob and Margaret (Mol.l ohan) Coger was handed down in their fami ly for four generations. She continues, " lt starte d with J acob and Margaret and their fami ly. O n the s ides of blank spaces, where they had named their VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 17 children, they had filled in the names of Peter and Polly Coger as parents of Jacob, and out from Peter, they had written Eliza as his mother. No father was named. Also written a<> the chi ldren of Peter and Polly were the names Wimam, Thomas, Jacob, Benjamin, Peter, John, Catherine, Mary. Sarah and Phebe." As there was no birth date given for Peter and assumin g that his mother was Elizabeth and his father someone other than Nicholas, he wou ld have been Jacob ·s half brother. Unfortunately, this Bible and other family heirlooms were lost when the family farmhouse was set on fire by arsonists while the family were visiting relatives out of state. However, many fami ly members remembered the Bible and shared the names and dates recorded in its pages.51 The third possibility is that Peter was the brother of Jacob by adoption. It is possible that he was orphaned at an early age and taken in by Elizabeth and raised as a member of the family. Usually orphans were legally adopted or bound out and records of these procedures were du)y recorded in the County Court Order Books. There were no such records concerning Peter. However, not everything found it's way into county court records. It was a long and hazardous trip by horseback on trnils through the backwoods to the Augusta County Courthouse in Staunton. The family may have considered Peter's adoption a private matter and did not deem it necessary to record it. In conclusion, although records appear to show that Jacob was the son of Nicholas and Elizabeth (Willheit) Coger, no court records were found that identified Peter's parents. They do show that he had a close relationship with Jacob, Jacob's mother Elizabeth, Jacob' s sister Catherina and with Godfrey Hamilton with whom Jacob had a close re lationship. In the foregoing Virginia Court Records the German surname of Koger was usually spelled Coger or Cogar and on occasion Cogor, Coager or Couger. Han Jacob signed the deed giving land to his son Henry as Jacob (his mark) Koger. After his death his sons continued to use the German spelling. Jacob, son of Nicholas Koger, signed his will as Jacob Koger. In Nicholas Co., VA court records the surname was spelled Cogar or Coger by Peter and his descendants and on a few occasions Cowger or Cowgar. In this account of the life and origins of Peter and Jacob, Hans Jacob refers to the German immigrant who came with his brother Nicholas to America to distinguish him from Jacob, the son of Nicholas Koger. Godfrey Hamilton appears to have been a German immigrant. Although his name usually appears as Hamilton, he signed his will as Godfrey (his mark) Hambledon and that spelling appears occasionally in the court records. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 18 Footnotes have not been provided for marriage and personal property record s since they are readily fo und in those records of the respective coun ti es. In conclusion, I would like to thank my three cousins, J eannette Cogar Rhodes, Delores Cogar Bright and Thomas Allen Cogar (now deceased) for sha ring their reco rds with me and Wendell Ware for his enthusiastic support of this project. r mu st a lso thank my husband, Harry Irwin, for the hours he spent proof reading this article. 1 Pension Claim SJ048 I: Military Service Records, National Archives, Washington , D.C. 20408 Rockingham Co, VA Order Book I , p. 94. (24 Sep 178 J) 3 EARLY MARRAfGES, WILLS, REV. WAR RECORDS OF BOTETOURT CO. , VA Compiled by: Anne Worrell 4 Augusta Co., VA Order book 14, p. 397 (22 May 1772) 5 Rockingham Co., VA Minutes No. 1, pl I, p. 16 (24 Aug 1778) 6 Ibid., No. I , pt. I, p. 24 (24 Nov I 778) 7 lbid., No. l, pt. 1, p. 124 (27 Mar 1782) 8 Botetourt Co., VA Order Book 1780-1784, p. 2 15 (8 Aug 1782) 9 COMMONWEALTH LAND GRANTS AND PATENTS: Botetourt Co., VA Abstracted by: Nell M. Nugent 10 Bote!ourt Co., VA Order Book 1780-1784, p . 630 ( 14 Oct 1784) 11 Botetourt Co., VA Deed Book 3, pp. 432-433 (I Nov 1784) 12 Jbid., Deed Book 5, pp.31-32 (5 Jun 1786) 13 Ibid., Deed Book 4, p. 268 (2 Feb 179 I) 14 Franklin Co. , VA Deed Book 3, p. 174 (13 Nov 1793) 15 Botetourt Co., VA Order Book 1793-1797 p . 87 ( t O Dec I 793) 16 Ibid., p. 102 ( 11 Mar 1794) 17 Botetourt Co., VA Will Book A, pp. 399-400 18 Ibid., pp. 409-4 I I (October Court 1795) 19 Ibid., pp. 527-529 (January Court 1800) 2 Franklin Co., YA Deed Book 3, p. 410 (3 Apr 1797) 21 Franklin Co., VA Will Book I , p. 120 (21 May 1797) 22 Franklin Co., VA Deed Book 5, p. 713 ( 15 Dec 1809) Franklin Co., VA Deed Book 8, p. 27 I (21 Sep 18 l 8) 23 Franklin Co., VA Order Book 1793-1799, p. 3 17 (I Jan 1798) 24 Franklin Co., VA Deed Book 3, p. 553 (4 Sep 1797) 25 Franklin Co., VA Will Book I. pp. 137-139 (September J 798) 26 Franklin Co., VA Order Book 1800-1805, pp. 5-6 (29 Jul 1800) 27 Franklin Co., VA Order Book l 800-1811. p. 244 (4 Aug 1803 ),p. 32 I (8 Nov 1809) FrankJin Co., VA Order Book 1800-05, p . 28 ((3 Nov 1800), p. 386 (6 pr 1805) Order Book 1806- 11, p. 75 (4 Nov 1806), p . 276 (5 Jun 1809), p. 291 (7 Aug 1809), p. 308 (I l Aug 1809) Order book J81 l - 19, p. 16 (7 Nov 181 1, p. 39 ( 5 M ar 181 2) 28 Franklin Co ., VA Deed Book 4, p . 435 (3 1 Mar 1803) 2 ° VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 19 56 Augusta County, VA Deeds, Book 10, pp. 477-481 (12/13 Aug 1762) Augusta County, VA Col.lit Orders, Vol. 7, p. 285 ( 18 Aug 1762). 57 Augusta Co., VA Court Orders, Vol. 16, p. 190 (20 May 1777) 58 Rockingham County, VA, # 1, pL I, p. 20 (23 Nov 1778). 59 Ibid. , # 1, pt. I, p. 214 (April 1783). Submitted by: Barbara Cogar Irwin 28329 Coveridge Drive Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 May 18, 2006 South western Virginia Genealogical Society P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Editor: Virginia Appalachian Notes Deru· Sir: Enclosed is a follow up article to the article on Hans Jacob Koger published in the Fall 2004 issue of VAN. In tbat article I identified three of his sons. Tb.is article completes that work. I'm sony this article has been so long in forthcoming, but the research took far longer than I had anticipated. I'd also like to compliment Charles T. Burton and Babe Fowler for the Botetourt Cow1ty, VA Death Records. They include so much more than dates of death! I look forward to the completed records. Barbru·a Cogar Irwin VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �,/£?f _,.;- .. <7cz;-~ ·rti> ~c:#d~ __·: . . . . . . 1'/-;,-1 ,-u,.-dei~,)/ ~~~.e--r~C/"~4- ~~;;:~~,,;.µ:;£/fa/-~~/ 6~4~. . .. -('~~ .. .,. . ·. ~:t:/~--~-&~ ~-,.,.~ c:o.d'Z ~~.::: e~~ &~ . ~-:::1~ µ/.£d- ·J·/· ; µJ - · ,7~~Pe ~fr~ _c:· / . . ,, /fa!/ . . . ~~~1L· . //C; -~~u.~~j/I ~ ~ ~ -!- ·1:! ~1;1 V- {__ ,;1J't<< I;£._ Consent by Peter and Polly Coger for daughter Mary Coger to marry Edward Robertson Franklin County, VA October 12, 1804 l .·· ' - ~~<- . •·. . �- ·f ;~ ~--. - . t . . :t. \.. ~·-<". :--' : , •' -•' .._ • ' l ,; ··~ !" t .. ... · ~l _ ... :~,, ~ ...-,. ~ ~ .~ .. r: .... ~ . \J ~ . • ' .•. . . .... . " ... l f, .. ( .. .· 1' ) , . i" ...I �Botetourt County Death Rec-ords - Continued HAMMOND, Peter - b 27 Jan 1820 - d 23 Dec 1897 - h/o Sarah HAMMOND - gra --.·e Mt Union Cera HAMMOND , Peter - d by 9 Oct 1797 - Ref WB A p462, WB C p350 , appra is a 1, .l\dmr bond - Admrx Barbara HAMMON HAMMON, Peter (md) - d Mar 1850 - age 54y - cd pneumonia - Ref 1850 Dot Co Mort Schedule HAMMOND, Samuel C - b 5 Aug 1830 Bot Co - d 2 July 1915 - f John HAMMOND (b Pa) - m [Cat y] (MYERS) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd Arterioschleros is [h/o Bester J LAYMAN (1841-1909)] HAMMOND, Sarah - b 4 Mar 1817 - d 10 May 190 1 - w/o Peter nAMMOND - grave Mt Un ion Cem HAMMON, Theodore B - b ca Mar 1834 Dot Co (census j/L1 56) - d 31 May 18 62 Henrico Co, Va - age 28y 2m - . f John HAMMON _ m Charlotte - cd gun shot wound at 7 Pines - rep by father - Adm John HAMMON (14 July 1862) HAMNER see Peyton Carey BRECKENRIDGE HAMPTON see George PAINTER, male RICHARDSON, Eli z a J RICHARDSON, Jos eph RICHARDSON RAMPTON, John - d by 14 July 1828 (son called an orphan) - son William Barton HANCOCK see Julie CLABK HANCOCK, Bettie A - b ca 1828 - d 15 Feb 1902 _ age 74y - w/ o Simm HANCOCK grave Amsterdam Cera HANCOCK, George - d 18 July 1820 Fotheringay, Mont Co - cd appop l exy - rep in "H erald of the Va ll ey" 26 July 1820 HANCOCK, John - d 2 Aug 1798 - Ref Fincastle Presby graves tone HANCOCK, Lallie - b 7 July 1891 - d 27 Nov 1895 - J W HANCOCK - m L E grave Amsterdam Cem HANCOCK, Mary Dove - b 28 Feb 1866 Va - d 17 Oct 1913 - f P B HIPES (b Va) m Jane (RITCHIE) (b Va) - buri ed Hipes Cem - cd Heart trouble HANCOCK, Nellie A - b ca 1866 - d 1 Jan 1890 ~ age 24y - grave Amst erdam Cem HANCOCK, Simm - b ca 1829 - d 5 July 1888 - age 59y - h/o Ile ttie A BANCOCK (d 1902) - grave Amsterdam cem HANDLEY, Alexander, Capt - d by Sep 1781 - Ref WB A plqQ, will dated 6 Dec 1780 - Relatives: wife Mary; Ch : dau Marthew (md Breaker ) & another not named ; b- i - 1 Wi l liam EWING HANES see HAYNES, Jacob COFFMAN, Gabriel FERREL RANES, Moses - b 10 Oct 1859 Bot Co - d 23 June 1870 Am sterdam Twsp - age lOy lm 16d - f Nicholas HANES - m Priscilla - cd Inf rheumatism - r ep by father - Ref Death book~ Daleville gravesto ne VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 23 BANES, Nicholas - b ca 1821 - d 1 Mar 1898 - age 77y - grave Amsterdam Cem HANEY see Harriet Jane DILLON, Frederick Wiley DILLON HANEY, Henry A - d 1869 - Adm bond 11 Aug 1869 Sheriff JOHNSON HANEY, Jane E - b ca 1849 Bot Co - d 18 June 1853 - f Jacob A HANEY (tailor) - m Susan A - cd scarlet fever - rep by father HANEY, Mary S - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 14 June 1853 - father Jacob A HANEY (tailor) - m Susan A - cd scarlet fever - rep by father HANGAR see Catherine WILHELM, July Ann CALDWELL, Mary M Wilhelm PULLEN HANK see Thomas PRICE HANNAH see Dennis MURPHY, Margaret L BEARD HANNAH, Alexander - d by Sep 1820 - Ref WB C p281, will dated 26 Sep 1815 wife Mary; Ch James, Joseph, Peggy (md __ GIBSON), Anna (md [David] TAYLOR HANNAH, Cornelia Agnes - May 1835 - d 13 June 1919 Godwin Cem - hus · Joseph HANNAH, Ch John L, George W, Frank R, Samuel C, Joseph E HANNAH, George - d by 23 Nov 1798 - Ref WB A p503, appraisal - Relatives: on 14 Oct 1801, his orphan Patterson (over 14) HANNAH, Barrie~ ALLEN - b 1788 - d 1865 Godwin Gem - hus Major Joseph HANNAH - Ch Martha CARPENTER, Mary A McCARTNEY, D • John, George, James, Matthew, Joseph, Andrew S HANNAH, James - b ca 1785 Va (census #1187) - d by 13 Jan 1851 - h/o Sarah Adm Samuel WATKINS HANNAH, Joseph - b 12 May 1827 _ d 30 June 1881 Godwin Cem - f Major Joseph HANNAH - m Harriet ALLEN - Wife Cornelia Agnes NEAL, Ch: John L, George W, Frank R, Samuel C, Joseph E HANNAH, Joseph, Major - b 1787 _ d 1871 Godwin Cem - f [Alexander HANNAH] wife Harriet ALLEN; Ch: Martha CARPENTER, Mary McCARTNEY, Andrew S, Josepb Jr HANNAH, Barett - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 9 Oct 1856 - f Joseph HANNAH Jr - rn Carne1ia - cd flux - rep by father HANNAH, Madison - ca 1822 Bot Co - ct 30 Sep 1858 Bot Co - age 36y - f Joseph HANNAH - cd consumption - rep by f-i-1 James S WALROND - h/o Caroline V HANNAH HANNAH, Margaret W - b ca 1855 Bot Co 7 d 7 Oct 1856 - f Madison HANNAH - m Caroline V - cd flux - rep by gf James S WALROND HANNAH, Susannah - b ca 1820 - d 27 Nov 1882, Cem on Sweet Spr in gs Roa d - f Jacob P SNIDER - m Susannah - hus #1 (1842) Samuel BRUGH, hu s #2 Alex and er HANNAH Botetourt County Death Records - Continued VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �P&ge 24 HANSON, David - d by Jan 1800 - Ref WB A p525, will dated 2 Nov - Wife Ch Samuel, Daniel, Mary (md BOGS), Martha, Elizabeth, Sally; Gch: Elizabeth, Sally, Annie (daus of John CALDWELL). [disinherits son Samuel if he married Rachel GULLIVER] HARDERSON see HARBISON BAR.BISON see HERBISON, Absalom LOONEY HARDBARGER, Henry (widower) - b Pa - d 10 May 1865 - rep by son John HARDBARGER not known - cd old age RARDBARGER, William - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 1 July 1854 - f John HARDBARGER m Susan - cd disentary - rep by father HARDY see Ann E OBENSHAIN, James T OBENSHAIN, Samuel OBENSHAIN, Z T OBENSHAIN HARDY, George - d by 29 Nov 1814 - Ref WB B p450, appraisal - on 11 Mar 1824 his orphans , Sally, George, Bartholomew 8 William HARDY, Thomas - d by Aug 1823 (order) _ Ref WB c p429, appraisal HARDY, William - b ca 1784 Md (census #1248) - d by 9 Apr 185 - h/o Catherine - Adm William T HARDY HARLAN, Sa~ella Elizabeth - b ca 1852 Aug co - d 1 Sep 1855 Fincastle - f George HARLAN - m Jannis S - cd Hooping cough - rep by father HARLESS, Grace - b 21 Nov 1913 Bot Co _ d 24 Dec 1913 - · f James HARLESS (b Va) -m Alice (CARICBOFF) (b Va) - buried Cloverdale Cem - cd sick all her life HARLOW see male DOSS, Bugh DOSS HARLOW, male - b 2 Sep 1916 Bot Co - d 5 Sep 1916 - f Charles T HARLOW (b Bot Co) - m Pearl (MAY) (b Bath Co) _ buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd unkn BARLOW, James - b ca 1814 Gouchland Co, Va _ d 24 Apr 1870 Buchanan Twsp age 56y - f George HARLOW - m Holly _ cd dropsy - rep by bro William HARLOW - h/o Minerva HARLOW HARLOW, John - b ca 1852 - d 26 Apr 1854 _ f James HARLOW - m worms - rep by father Parmel~a - cd HARMAN see William WALKER BARMAN, Jacob - d by 11 Apr 1792 - Re£ WB A p325, will dated 13 May 1791 Admr bond - wife Margaretta; Ch John, Lewis, Jacob, Margare te, Elizabeth, Catherine, Mariana - Admr Lewis BARMAN HARMAN, John - d by 11 Mar 1778 - Ref WB A p95, appraisal & Admr bond - admr William MYNOTT HARMONTRAUT see Armentrout HARPER, Cassy L - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 26 Feb 1864 - age 6y Sm HARPER - m Dolly - cd brain fever - rpt by father f John C VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _ ...... �Page 25 HARPER, Charles W - b ca Jan 1862 Bot Co - d 26 July 1864 - age 2y 6m - f John C HARPER - m Dolly - cd Brain fever - rep by father HARPER, John A - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 5 June 1860 - age 6y - f Noah HARPER m Ann - cd spasms - rep by (sic) son Joel J HARPER HARPER, John L - b 1836 Bot Co - c 30 Sep 1913 - f Aubrey HARPER (b Va) buried Cave Rock Cem - cd gangreen HARPER, Ralph J - b 8 Sep 1912 Bot Co - d 8 Sep 1912 - f James H HARPER (b Va) - rn Virginia A (CAMPER) (b Va) - buried Cave Rock Cem - cd unkn HARPER, Sarah A - b 27 Oct 1835 Bot Co - d 16 Mar 1913 -f John BISHOP (b Bot Co) - m Feba (BEAN) (b Bot Co) - buried Cave Rock Cem - cd TB HARRIS see Audley PAUL Sr, Macy Edieth RAMSEY, Samuel lf TROUT HARRIS, male - b ca 1867 Bot Co - d 15 Feb Bot Co - age 9m - f William J BARRIS - m Mary M [FALLS] - cd scrofula - rep by father HARRIS, Andrew J - b ca 1864 Bot Co - d 12 Apr 1865 Bot Co - age 9m - f William BARRIS - m Mary M [FALLS] - cd scrofulo - rep by father HARRIS, Clara Belle - b 24 Aug 1917 Bot Co - d 24 Aug 1917 Bot Co - f Thomas HARRIS (Bot Co) - m Sallie (PAINTER) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Union Gem - cd still birth BARRIS, Earl G - b 12 Feb 1883 - d 1 Feb 1885 Bot Co - f S[amuel] N[ewton] HARRIS - m Ellen [BECKNER] - grave Amsterdam Cem BARRIS, Edith E - b 3 Mar 1886 Va - d 25 Mar 1914 Bot Co - f S(amuel] N HARRIS (b Va) - m E[llen] O (BECKNER) (b Va) - buried Troutville Cem - cd nephritis HARRIS, Eliza - b ca 1780 ?Rke Co - d 8 June 1855 Bot Co - f RICHARDSON - cd croup - rep by Steward of Poor House Anthony K DELMAN - [w/o Jessee HARRIS] HARRIS, Ellen - b 16 Jan 1844 va - d 17 Jan 1917 Bot Co - f Johnathan BECKNER (b Va) - m Nancy (OBENSHAIN) (b Va) - buried Troutville Cem - cd Carcinnoroma 0£ 7 - [bus Samuel N HARRIS] HARRIS, Frank 13 - b ca 1862 Bot Co - d 1862 Bot Co - age Oy l/3m Od - f Elijah HARRIS - m Catherine [MANGUS] - cd measales - rep by father BARRIS, Giles M - d June 1857 Bot Co - m Eliza R HARRIS - cd f ever - r ep by mother HARRIS, Joseph - b ca 795 Charlotte Co, Va - d 8 July 1869 Bo t Co (Death Bk ) - age 74y 6m 2ld - f Joseph HARRIS - m Jane - cd d i er hor e - r ep by wi f e Nancy [ST JOHN] HARRIS, Martha A - b ca July 1867 Bot Co - d 2 Au g 18 67 Bot Co - age lm 2d f Thomas L HARRIS - m Mary E [COFFMAN] - cd not kn own - r ep b)r fa ther BARRIS, Mary S - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d Aug 1862 Bot Co - ag e Sy - f Edward HARRIS - m Mary [M MARKHAM] - cd diphtheria - rep by faU1er VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 26 BARRIS, Mati1da - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d Aug 1862 - age 6y - f Edward HARRIS m Mary [M MARKHAM] - cd diptheria - rep by father HARRIS, [Samuel] Newton - b 21 Jan 1842 Aug Co - d 20 Aug 1917 Bot Co - f Samuel HARRIS - m Margaret (CARUTHERS) - buried Troutville Cem - cd apoplexy BARRIS, Owen - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d Aug 1862 Bot Co - age 3y - f Edward HARRIS - m Mary [M MARKHAM] - cd diptheria - rep by father BARRIS, Sarah - b ca 1784 - d 17 Dec 1855 Bot Co, Poor House - age [ 71] - ps not named - cd old age - rep by Steward of Poor House, Anthony K DELMAN HARRIS, Thomas J(circled, an error) [LaFayette] - b 11 Jan 1829 Va - 14 Dec 1917 Bot Co - f Joe HABRIS (b Va) - m Nancy (ST JOHN) (b Va) - buried Fincastle Cern - cd Heart failure & intestinal obstruction HARRISON see John JONES, John WILSON HARRISON, Elijah - d by 17 Aug 1815 - Ref WB C p33, appraisal - admr Leib HARRISON HARRISON, John - d by (14 Aug marked out) 14 Mar 1786 - Ref WB A p238, oral will not dated, admr bond - Ch John, Mary (md McNEIL) and others not named - Adrnr John HARRISON HARSHBARGER see Christian FRANTZ, HERSHBARGER, Durst AMMEN, Susan PAINTER HARSHBARGER, Henry - b ca 1819 Bot Co - d 20 Aug 1865 Aug Co - age 46y - f Jacob HARSHBARGER - m Elizabeth - cd pneumonia - rep by wife Frances GILMORE HARSHBARGER, Mary Eve - d by Dec 1802 - Ref WB B p25, will dated 11 Apr 1799 - Ch Christley, Jacob, Samuel HART, Charlotte J - b ca 1805, Hudson, NY - d 13 Dec 1868 - age 63y - cd Conjestion of lungs - rep by hus Andrew HART HARTLESS, Della - b 4 Apr 1829 - d 16 Feb 1900 - grave Amsterdam Cem HARTMAN see Henry L DAVIS HARTS see Barbara CROFT HARTS, Elizabeth - b ca 1773 Pa- d 19 Sep 1856 - .f Nicbo1as YOUNG - m Barbary - rep by s-i-1 Richard WINDRON HARVEY see Nicholas CARPER, Virginia B MITCHELL, George McDONALD, Mary TRIGG HARVEYll James C B - d 1870 - Adm bond 10 Oct 1870 George W CARPER HARVEY, Magdalene b 24 July 1775 - d 20 Apr 1845 - w/o Matthew HARVEY Ref Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone HARVEY, Martha - b ca 1746 - d 13 June 1823 - age 77y - Rep in "Herald of the Valley" 20 June 1823 - w/o Robert HARVEY - grave Fincastle Presby Cem Botetourt County Deatl1 Records - Continued VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 27 HARVEY, Mattheil, Col - b ca 1761 - d 19 Sep 1823 - age 62y - Ref W] C p384 , wil l dated 17 Jan 1822 , codicil dated 4 July 1822 - wife Magdalen; Ch Lucy Magdalen, Frances, Jane, Elizabeth, Virginia, Polly (md Robert KYLE ) , Maria H (md William A McDOWELL, John, William - Ref #2 Fincastle Presby gravestone HARVEY, Patsey - b ca 1793 - d 7 Sep 1795 - age 2y 4m - Ref Fincaste Presby gravesto n e HARVEY, William - d by 13 Apr 1781 - Ref Admr Bond - Admr Robert HARVEY HASLIP see also BESLIP HASS HASTIN see Barbara HAYMAKER see James LEONARD BASTIN, James - b ca Apr 1839 Bot Co - d Nov 1861 Fairfax Co - age 22y 7m Od - f James HASTIN - m Sophia - cd typhoid fever - rep by father HASTIN, Samuel - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 13 Nov 1856 - f James HASTIN - rn Sophia - cd flux - rep by father HASTINGS, Susan - b 11 Sep 1835 Blue Ridge, Bot Co - d 16 Sep 1912 - f Robert HASTINGS (b Monr oe Co, WV) - m Patsey (GWALTNEY) (b Rke Co) - buried Trinity Cern - cd Apoplexy BASTON, John - b 28 July 1804 - d 28 July 1871 - grave Ol d Glade Creek Cem HATCHER, William E - b ca 1835 Petersburg, Va - 'd 22 Nov 1857 Chesterfield Co, Va - f Patrick A HATCHER - cd typhoid fever - rep by father HATSIMPILLAR see HOTSIMPILLER, Henry WAX HAVEN see HEAVIN HANlC, James - d by Jan 1824 _ Ref WB c p483 - Relatives: Others: fr i ends, Edmund RICHESON, Peter Keyfogger HAWKINS see Rebecca HENDERSON HAWKINS, Benjamin - d by 12 Mar 1779 - Ref WB A pl24 , WB C pl88, Will dated 26 Oct 1778 - wi fe Martha; Ch William, James, John, Burden , Magdelin, Sarah - on 14 Apr 1780 orphan William was over 14; on 11 Oct 1782 orphan James (over 14) & Burden under 14 - Admr Martha AAWKINS, -- Robert HARVEY HAWKINS, Henry - d by 1908 - cd killed by John BRITTON - Ref Inquest papers BAY, Mattbe~ - d by 14 Apr 1772 - Ref admr bond - admr Matthew TALBOT BAYES, male - b 12 May 1914 Va - d 19 May 1914 - f W S HAYES (b Va) -m Maggie Jane (SORRELL) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd malnutrition HAYMAKER, male - b 20 Apr 1913 [Bot Co] Va - d 20 Apr 1913 - f Charles William HAYMA.KER (b Bot Co) - rn Alice Ruth (SHEETS) (b Va) - buried Mt Pleasant Cem - cd stil l born VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 28 Montgomery County Marriage Announcements V./edding i\nnouncements saved by Mattie Stump Williams, Christiansburg , VA, m y late mother-in-law. Contributed by Mary Conner Williams, Pulaski, VA Mr. & Mrs. G. R. Sharitz announce the marriage of their daughter Ne! I to Dr. George Grant Howery on Wednesday, the 16th of July, 1913, Riner, Virginia. Y...r. Howard Hanford Palmer & Miss Fann ie A lmira Hall married Monday the l 8u1 of June 1917, Riner, Virginia. At home after June 25 at C hildress, V irg inia. Mr. Oakley Minnis Chandler & Miss Elizabeth Myers married Wednesday the 25 1ti of Lleoember 1918, Christiansburg, Virginia (Sunset Cem etery - Oakley M . Chandler, b. Jul 16, 1893, d. Mar 29, 1923; Elizabeth C hand ler, b. Sep 2 L 1896. d. Mar l. 1978. Oaldey M. Chandler, b. May 2 1, 1920, d. Aug 2, 1985, probably the ir son) fvfr. Shelburne D. Chandler & Miss B ettie E. Dobbins marri ed Thursday Sep the 18th l 919 at Riner, Virginia (Sunset Cemetery _ Shelburne Chandler, b. J un 16, J 900, d. M ay 13, 1939) Mr.& Mrs. Charles Cromer announce the marriage of their daughter Minnie Elizabeth to Mr. Frank Marshall Howard on Sun day, October 19 ~ 1919, Christians burg, V irg ini a. Mr. Eugene B. Bowyer & Miss Ruth H . W hi tlock married Sunday, December 21, 1919, Christiansburg, Virginia. Mr. & Mrs: C!· L. Hall announce the marriage of their sister Edna Laura to Mr. Thurman Clayton W1Jhamson on Sunday, March the 281", I 920, East R adford, Va. Mrs. Alice Van Zant Myers request your presence at the ma1Tiage of her adopted niece Rosa Luma Eldridge to Ballard Henderson Jewell Saturday May 151" 1920 at 8 o'clock P.M. at Meadow Creek Church, Riner, Va. Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Lowman announce the marriage oftbeir daug hter Jessie Maude to Mr. Oakley Tyler Howard on Monday, the 9th of May, 192 1, Pulaski, V irg inia. Mr. & Mrs. T(hurman) C(layton) Williamson announce the marriage of their sister Net1ie Myrtle to Mr. Tell Hodge on Saturday, January the 6th, 1923, Riner, Virg inia. Mr. & Mrs. T. T. Childress request the p leasure of your company at the Twelfth anniversary of their marriage on Friday afternoon June 281h from three to six o'clock "Wildwood" runer, Virginia. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taylor Smith invite you to be present at the marriage of their daug hter Flora Bobby to Mr. James Preston Lockett Saturday, June the 22°d al high noon, Fairview Methodist Church, Childress, Virginia. (Sunset Cemetery - Jam es P. Lockett, b. Oct 10, 1879, d. Feb 5, 1953; Flora S. Lockett, b. Apr 13, I 896, d . D ec 19, 197 1) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 29 Leftwich/Horne Family Bible Records [Bedford and Franklin County] Holy Matrimony Page This is to certi fy that James Willian1 Leftwich N and Miranda Langhorne Calloway were united in Holy Matrimony at ''Bellvue" Home on the 12th. day of January in the year of our Lord O ne Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Two. Family History Pages Great Grand Parents Father's Grand Parents Grand father 's Father - Willi am Home, Jr. Grand fath er's Mother - Dallas - - Grand mother's Father - Samuel Helm Grand mother 's Mother - Alean Taylor Mother's Grand Parents Grand father 's Father - William Leftwich 3rd Grand father's Mother - Sarah C. Williams Grand mother's Father - James Calloway, Jr. Grand mother's Mother - Elizabeth Greer Grand Parents Father's Father - John D allas Hon1e Father 's Mother - Letitia Helm Mother's Father - James M. Leftwich Mother's Mother - Miranda Calloway Parents Alphonse H . Home Mary Elinor Leftwich Father's Great Grand Parents 1) William Hon1e - his father Gen. David Hon1e _ __ Featherly 2) Lt. Thomas Helm - his father Col. Leonard Heln1, his grandfather Sir Maberry Helm Nancy Ann Gilbert 3) Skelton Taylor Sallie de Moss - her father Jolu1 de Moss VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 30 Mother's Great Grand Parents 1) William Leftwich IT - his parents - Col. W illiam Leftwich and Elizabeth Haynes Frances Otey - her parents Capt. Jolm Otey and Mary Hopkins Parents of Mary Hopkins - Col. Jolm Hopkins and Jean Gordon 2) James Calloway Sr. Lavinia Langhorne - her father Augustine Leftwich Sr. 3) Moses Greer Nancy Bailey D.A.R. Ancestors - Mother's Col. Jrunes Calloway Col. J. M. Langhon1e Col. William Leftwich Col. John Hopkins - one of signers of Declaration Capt. John Otey Capt. Moses Greer all from England D.A.R Ancestors - Father's Capt. Skelton Taylor 151 Lieut. Thomas F. Helm Sir Maberry Helm 3 from England Lieut. John de Moss from France Maj. Gen. David Horne - from England, fought with Tories and remained loyal to the King to the end Our beloved President Franklin D. Roosevelt died April 12, 1945 Also, many birth and death dates of family pets, including the following sad entry: My poor Cinderella (cat) was put to death without my consent, in June 1952, age 16 years. Contributed by Lois Blankenship VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 31 BIG OAK CEMETERY Route 22 1, northern edge of the Town of Floyd Fronts on Route 221 Big stone TA YI .OR MaryE. Emory 13. f-eb. 15, 18!;5 April 19, l 9j:;S m:irried August 10, 1910 April 28, I 890 January 4, 1988 Dig stone CAM1>f.:3ELL Wolkcr l";dward Campbell Sr. July 12. 1914 - June 11 , 1990 AJUJ'.:AN AK.EH.S CAMPBELL Aug11st 15 , 1916 April S. l 98H FRANK WENDELL CAMPBELL SR. October ~, 1944 September 24, l 976 FRANK WENDELL CAMPBELL JR. May IS, 1966 Jnly 2 1. 1982 Also Mubcrry Funeral Home plaque Big stone VA.UGI TN Murry E. Ada Akers I 906 - 1998 I 9 13 - I 973 (Maberry Funeral Home plaque gives name ns Murry Edgar Vaughn] MlJRR Y ii. VAUGHN , m.. August S. 193.:J !No death <lute) Big stone SLOAN - 13J;::A VERS Mary 11 . Nov. 15, I 894 Dec. 29, 1986 Elsie S. Mny 5, 1913 Ja11uwy7. 1987 Big stone TI IOMPSON Herbert LR. Frances C. Mar. 2, 191 4 October 8, 1898 Dec. 6, 1970 November 21. J895 f'ootstones read : Wife - Husband Big stone HELM Father - Doris V. Mother - Rosa L. 1914 - 1974 l 924 - [No dcat11 date] Dig stom: VAUGJ lN Precious Memories !Jarry K . 1913 - I 978 Katherine Sue 192 1 - Funeral Home Plaque: l 921 - 2003 Plat stone JAMES ELMER FINNEY Pvt U.S. Anny - Korea December 3, I 933 - February J, 2000 Funeral EARNEST DORTCH home plaque 1924 - 1991 Big stone FINNEY VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 32 Willie L. Feb. 11, 1908 June25, 1893 GladysE. March 9, 1909 November 5, 1990 Big stone VAUGHN Thy Kingdom Come WillieE. Nov. 13, 1906 SepL 11 , 1987 Vivian F. May 12, 1914 Aug. 20, 1986 Father - Edgar Jr. Mar. 25, 1931 [No death dateJ mnrried Feb. 15, 1959 Big stone VAUGHN Mother - Thelma 1 Oct. 31 , 19,H Jan. 24, 1993 Bigstone EDGAR VAUGHNfil Son - [photo on stone) August 13, 1964 - Jnn. 27, I 983 Big stone CLAYTOR Oscar Oct. 28, 1920 married Treva April 3, 1943 Dec. 7, 1927 fNo death dnte) Nov. 7 , 1985 B. HARRIET CONNER PENN 1861 - 1945 LOUJS WILLIAM PENN 1894 - 1962 Big stone BEAVER Ophus A. Rosie P 1891 - 1977 Funeral home pluque: Rosie Penn Beaver 1900 - 1996 Funeral PAT PROFFJT BEA VER home plaque 1930 • 2002 footstone: Pat Proffit Beaver CPL U.S.Anuy - Korea OctClber I 2 , 1930 - May 22, 2002 Big stone PENN In Loving Memory John Beatrice A. July 2, 1904 March 9, t 982 August 3 I , I 908 November I 0 , 2000 William K. Gladys K. Big stone VAUGHN 1944- (No d~th date] Funeral home plaque: William Kyle Vnuglm, Sr 1939 - 2003 MOLLIE E BLAGMAN Mother April 9, 1856 - Jan. 16, 1927 At Rest Broken stone WYlli N. MURPHY Sept I 4, 1887 March 8, 1919 Gone but not forgotten MARVIN VAUGHN MURPHY July 14. 1917 - Feb. 26, 1919 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 33 l.EMUFI. LEF Sl'l.:NCER V1'1!1111a CPI. 2211• Buse IJ1111 AAF World War II IJetuhcr I . 1906 - Jul v I I . 196 1 W ll.l.IAM ALRER I' I IA YDEN V irginia PFC Co 1.36 7 lnli1111.0 World Wnr I Jami~ I . 1895 - Augu,;t I 7. 1957 l.OUlSA C ANNADAY Born Fcbniory 15. I 830 D 1c<l March 22, I 'J07 !ircctcd b~• t11c chtld rcn of I'[ un rcaduhlel L . I lowurd CORRJJ ~ I ~ Del lART 187S - 19 13 Erected hy Jos ic De I lnrt Big stone SPENCER One \\ Orthy of remembrance f110 n ames <ln stonoj Funeral LILI .lAN I home plaque 1896 - J l)()C) Wood Funeral I lomc marker Funeral IRVIN lllJG I I LEMONS home plaque 1926 - :wm Maberry Ftmcral I lomc marker Oig slone DANIEL LEE LEMONS S2 U.S Navy World Wnr n Feb. 28, 1928 - Oct 27. 1997 Big stone LEMONS 1by Kingdo m Come 1:nlJ11:r - Silas M . N ov. 14, I 9JJ Sept. I 0, I 988 Footstonc S ilas Martin Lemons U.S. Am1y Nov 14 , 1933 - Sept 10, 1988 Big stone CURTIS T LE MONS Apr. 21 , 1932 Feb. 27, 1979 M<1U1cr - Ellena R. April 24. 1935 (No death llutef Funeral home marker: Curtis Tormnie Lemons Footstonc Curtis T . Lemons C PL U.S . Anny - Korcll Apr. 21 , 1932 - Feb. 27. 1979 13ig stone LEMONS 11 Boyd 1900- 1966 Annie S 1903 - 1961 Big stone I IOW ARD T. BEA VER Sept 16, 1948 Apr. 30, 1970 Foot stone I foward T Reaver Virginia VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 34 SPS U.S. Army- Vietnam Sept. 16, 1948 Apr. 30, l 970 Funeral ELIZABETH F. AKERS home plaque M:ihcrry Funeral Home murker 1925 - 2002 Funeral ELLIS CAMBRIDGE AKERS borne plaque 1918-1992 GardnL-r Funern l Home marker Funeral COREY SCOTI SWEENEY home plaque 1986 - 1986 WILLIE LCE AKERS PfC U.S. Anny World War 11 Aug.9, l9JJ - July2, 1978 Big stone IRVIN AKERS 1924- 1973 J\t Rcsl Big stone AKERS KateE. Horace 1889 - 1971 1884 - 1959 LUCINDA CONNER Died SepL 25, I 93 1 - Age 70 ROBERT Wll.LIS RIDLE Bom - Nov. 2, J895 Died - Dec. 12, 191 4 Meet.Me In Heaven Large cast IIOD marker, not readable Cast iron marker, not readable Big stone ADDIE LEVISY Mother Died Feb. 9, 1909 Erected By Her Children - In Memory of Our l)car Motlier Big stone OUR BROTHER fNo namcj Big stone WiJliam Napper 1883 - 192 1 Departed To Another Life Big stone DOROTIIY W. McKENZIE 1913 -1999 Mother of Constance Hayden Big stone HAYDEN Lmnb Wise Jr. Clara B. Nov. 6, 1897 Dec. 19, 1954 Jun. 18, 1908 Jan. 29, 2002 JAMES R.. HAYDEN, JR Son of W. H. And Clara Sept 30, 1927 Nov. 2, 1927 Darling We Miss Thee VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 35 SllAKA Bl: /\1TY Son of Marsha and Gn:gory Bcally Mar .i . I <)77 - Jul 26. l <l77 Big stone /\KJ:RS W<.'T!dcll 11 Oc111b1a 11 I 889 - l <J(,(• !SSS· 1951 AL VER11E T AKERS O lde.st Daughter \.lt' W 11 nnd Octaw1 Akers Aug. 2-1. 19 11 - JuL21 . 192 1 Dnrling We Miss ·111ec Lamb DR Cl lllTIS T I IA YDEN 1885 - 1936 JENNIE 11YRD Wile o r Wisc 1lnytlen I 870 • 193(• WlSE I IA YDEN SR. 1856 - 19,1(> Dig stom; NANNlt:: SUE SCALES Goin" Home April '\. I 903 • Feb. 29, 1980 Mother of Janet Sc:-iles Gilliam POSY A SCALES Son of Nick and Nanruc Scales Bom - Dec 8, I 894 Oic<l - Jan I , I 906 Our Darling One I lath Gone To Gn.-et Us On The Ohssful Shon: Big stone SCA! .ES Edgar Nick Dec. 12, 1870 Feb. 16, 1948 Nannie Stcwa ri Nov 2, 1873 Oct J , 1927 Funeral home pluque Big stone J . K.ELC f llA YDEN 1890 - 1977 HA YDHN ·n1y Will Be Done [no names] BESSIE MAY l lA YUEN Wife of Wm. Napper July 18, 1887 - Nov. 20, I 903 Age 21 years, 4 mo.. 8 Js. We Will Meet Again MILDRED JANE AKERS Mother Wife ofW. T. Akers Aug. 5, 186 1 Dec. 13, 1919 She's Not Dead, Only Sleeping WM. T. AKERS Father M ay 25, 1860 Jun. 22, 1927 Let Our father's Will Be Done VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 36 Funeral ODESSA REBECCA BROWN home plaque l 904 - 1979 JATI-IINlA POTIER Died Aug. 29, 1926 Age 70 Years Gone But Not Forgotten Flat stone EDWARDS Robert L. 1882 - 1933 AUceP. 1883 - 1958 GEORGE N . .WGRAM Aug. 26, 1855 Nov. 24, 1924 To Him We Trust A Place Is Given, Among The Saints With Christ In Heaven Funeral GEORGE EDD INGRAM home plaque 190 I - 1990 Funeral Wood FtU1crul I loim: 111ark~r WILLIAM REED INGRAM 1889- 1948 Mubcrry Funcrul I Jome marker Unmarked footstone by itself CLARENCE CONNER Age 40 - Died June 1949 Deeply embedded stone Stone lying on it's face, emlx.'<.lded in dirt Lamb HOl'viBR BEA VER Son ofD. F. and Rosia Beaver Jen.11,1917 Apr. 19, 1920 Absent in [not readable] Toppled stone Fred Lee Hill [Nol readable] 1889 Sept. [?] l 900 W. N.AK.ERS Son of Warren and Anna B. Akers Born - Sept. 24, 1912 Died -Feb, 18, 1913 Big stone AKERS Warren AnnaB. 1880-196 5 1881 - 1976 Big stooe RlSENBERRY AKERS July 17, 1914 Oct. 11 , 1983 Footstone- Risenbecry Akers me 5 u.s. Army World War 11 [same dates as above] ELIZA V. MORRIS Daughter of [?]. W. & Rosanna B. Moms Born - Oct. 14 (not readable J Died - [not readable] VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 37 K Yl J: W /\KERS Feb I 0, ! 8R9 Apr 2-l. 1959 MAR Y J/\NE PINNEY 1940-1960 ·n1c Lord ls My Shepherd FRJ\.NK I'. EDWARDS July 1-i. 1909 Jun. 17 . 19,19 Mcmoric:-: From Nephew f-'rnnk NANNIE IDA EDWARDS Oct. 5. 1885 Jun. I 0, 1977 Resl ln Pc.nee Forever More Bigslonc EDWARDS Ernest I.. 1891 - 1956 Gcrtrntlc M . 1904 - 1947 FANNU·: EDWARDS 1855 - 1938 She l luth Done Whnt She Could ELLIS E. EDW /\RDS /\pr. 19. 1892 /\ug. 5, 193-i A sleep Jn Jesus Wil.,LIE EDWARDS Born - Nov. 29, 1855 Died - Sept. 28, 19 14 Back of stone Gt>d Gave - Ho Took - He Will Restore - I le Doclh All Things Well JEFP EDWARDS Ow· Fn U1cr 1840 -1 9 18 At Rest ALICE B. V AU GI TN 1883 - 1938 Sleep On Mother Leaning on ;mother stone GURTlE TURNER Born - Mar. 2, I 898 Died - Mar. 3. 1900 Beautiful, Lovely, She Was But Given, A Fair B ud To E<1rth, B lessed ln Heaven ADAN. TURNER [very worn stone] 1905 WlLLIE JUNlOR EDWARDS Feb. 17 , 1934 Apr 18, 1943 Rest fn Pence Transcrihed Dec. 27, 2003 bv John /\. Ed monds. Michael Blankenship 1md Josh\lll Blankenship. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 38 A Journal's Place in Family History A journal's place in family history can be very influential. I was thinking abo ut my ancestor'.s who lived when a census or birth, marriage and death documents were not always legall y required. I thought about records that were destroyed, such as the 1890 census, and al l that valuable data .was lost. I contemplated those families who were immigrants or migrant workers and never reall y lived long in one place for records to be solidly documented. Similar things can happen to us even today. Acts of natures such as fires, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes can destroy court houses, homes, cemeteries and other places where genealogical records are kept - destroying our family's documents. What can we do to help keep our family records recorded for our descendants in the upcorrung years? It is so important for us to keep these things in mind when we write in our journals. We may not want to dedicate every writing toward recording historical events in our fami lies, but choose a time and write things that could be beneficial to your descendants. I think at least once a month would be a good time to set aside for this~ that wou ld give you twelve times a year dedicated to recording your family infonnation. As you write in your journal during this special time, record family m e mbers, their births, marriages and deaths. Record all the places the fami ly has lived and lists the dates of any moves. Always remember to list dates for any of these occurrences. Stories about your family are an important part of this writing. This may be the only place that the event was recorded! Th.i s would be s imilar to how our ancestors recorded information in the old family bibles. Journals should be stored in a very safe place. While most of us tend to hide our journals because they are private to us, consider storing it in a safe place in case of severe weather or fires. It is important to preserve your memories and data for future generations. Another thought is who you would like to inherit your journal upon your death. We do not like to think that we may not a lways be here, but death is eventually going to happen to all of us. Some of us may live long li ves, whi le others die young due to accidents or health issues. Keep a note in your journal who you would like ~our journal to go to should something happen to you. Write in this note how important and influential the information you share in your journal is for your descendants and family . Express to t~em how you would like it to be preserved and stored in a safe place and left in the family and not 1scarded or taken to the curb. If your family has no interest, or if you have no descendants to leave it to, you might consider donating it to a historical society. ? The Ne~ Ye~r is a great time to set goals. Consider setting a goal to start a journal that includes yo~ family hist~ry. A great idea may be to share the family history portion of your journal with your childr~n ~r relatives by making them copies updating them as you add to your jow-naJ. If you use an onlmeJournal, ~ake sure you print the information and store safely. While floppy disks and CD's can make a convement back-up system, the future generations may not use these currents methods of data storage. An old fashioned journal with a good pen is sometimes the best way. By Tina Sansone Black Sheep Ancestors A great place to search for those really baaaaad ancestors is BlackSheepAncestor.com. You can Search fo r your Black Sheep Ancestors in Free Genealogical Prison and Convict Records, Historical Court Records, Executions, Insane Asylum R ecords and Biographies of Famous Outlaws, Criminals and Pirates in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. Give it a try. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 39 NEW GENEALOGY RADIO SHOW February 8, 2007 at 4pm Eastern was the first airing of "Family Roots Radio, 11 a new weekly hourlong radio s ho w hosted by Kory L. Meyerink. The show is the result of a partnership between Genealogy Today, and ProGenealogists, Inc. a well-respected Utah-based research finn. The show will feature a w ide range of "how-to 11 elements designed to assist all people interested in family history, from the novice to the professional. In addition to answering general questions from listeners, spotlighting imp011ant famil y history news and providing research tips from professionals, the show will include guests from among the most prominent genealogists today. The show will also explore effective ways to use software and the Internet in the pursuit of family history, including spotlighting data-r1ch web sites. In addjtion, an "interactive" feature will walk listeners through the use of important s ites, while they are listening to the broadcast. For more details, and instructions for how to listen (NO special software required) with your Internet browser, visit http://www.familyrootsradio.com/ Dear Ancestor Your tombstone stands among the rest; Neglected and alone. The na1ne and the date are chiseled out On polished, nlarbled stone. It reaches out to all who cares It is too late to mourn. You did not know that I exist You died and I was born. Yet each of us are cells of you In flesh, in blood, in bone. Our blood ·contracts and beats a pulse Entirely not our own. Dear Ancestor, the place you filled One hundred years ago Spreads out among the ones you left Who would have loved you so. I wonder if you lived and loved, I wonder if you knew That someday I would find this spot, And corne to visit you. -Author Unknown VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES In lo~in~ Memory �Page 40 Adopt an 0Pphan Orphan photos are photos that have somehow lost their fa111ilies. We'd like to inake the effort to fmd their families and hopefully reunite them. If someone pi ctured here appears on your family tree, please let us know and we' ll get the photo to you. Remember, the first request gets the photo ... but maybe the person who gets the photo will be kind enough to send others a scan. Requests for a photo can be e-mailed to the editor at: mblankens@yahoo.c01n. On back of photo: Cora or Lora Bell Sinunons and her parents On back of photo: lse, Joe, David and Jessie Simmons On back of photo: Enuna Simmons, David Simmons daughter. On back of photo: David Simmons' (bro. of Agnes and Reed) Home VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 41 Montgon1cry County Obituaries - Conclusion DR. L. 0. PRICE Blacksburg, Jan. 31 - Dr. L. 0. PRI CE. 62 , a prac ticing veterinarian for 40 years here, died today in a Roanoke hospital . Surviving arc hi s wi ri.:, M rs. Ina L. PR ICE: nnd two daughters, Miss Edith PR ICE and Miss Dorothy PRICE: and one son, Ralph L. PRICE; three brothers, George M. PRICE and Guy PR ! Cl ~. and Lei.: R. PRI CE, Blacksburg; a nd two sisters, Mrs. Byron G. SLUSSER. St. Pe tersburg, Fla.: and Miss Hattie Sue PRICE, Newport News. Funeral services will be held at the Luther Mcmo1·ial Lutheran Ch urch Tuesday a t 2 p.m. with burial in West View Cemetery. LONEY H. PRICE Blacksburg, Dec. 9 - Loney H . PRICE. 61. died at his home near here Saturday night. Surviving are three bro thers and a sister: D. B. PRICE and S. E. PRICE of near Blacksburg; E.G. PRICE, Roanoke; and Mrs. Cora LEI GI JTON, Chester. Funeral wi ll be co nducted at Price's Fork Lutheran Churd1 al 2 p.m. Monday. I nlermcnt w ill be in the Snider Cemetery. · SARAH COX REECE Blacksburg - Sarah Cox REECE, 88, of Blacksburg, died Monday, Jun. 8, 1973, in a Montgomery County hospital. She \Nas the w ife of Arthur L. R EECE Sr. Also survivi ng are a son, Arthur L. REECE Jr.. Rcston: three dau ghters, Mrs. Nannie EAST, Mrs. Elle n REED, Blacksburg, Mrs. Milrn.:d McPHERSON. G reenville, N.C.; a brother, James COX, Oxford, Pa.~ twenty- nine grand chi lurcn; 65 gTcat-grandchildrcn; and one great-great-grandchild. The funeral was held Wednesday, J a n . I 0, at 2 p.m. at Merrimac Pentecostal Holiness Church with burial in West View Cemetery. Rev. J e ny G. SLOSS conducted the services. Pallbearers were Jack REED, Ricky L INKOUS, Je rry REECE, Gary EAST, Jerry EAST. Michael ADKJNS. Hoy Funeral Home handl e d arrangements. ROY ROSS REYNOLDS Blacksburg - Roy Ross REYNOLDS, 80, of Blacksburg died Sunday in a Shawsvi lle nursing home. Surviving arc hi s wife, Ethel Craw lord REYNOLDS; two dau ghters, Mrs. Thomas F. GREEN, M rs. Curtis H. SHELTON, Knoxville, TelU1., three brothers, Mark REYNOLDS, Sebring, Fla., Lewyn REYNOLDS, Rural Retreat, J. Paul REYNOLDS , Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. J. Richard McDONALD, Mrs. Quin WORD, Blacksburg. The funeral will be Monday at 4 p.m. at Blacksburg United Methodist C hurch with burial in W est V iew Cemetery. Arrangements arc being made by Hoy funeral Home. (Written on this: 1970 Aug 23) TN MEMOR IAM In memory of our dear mother1 Mrs. Wilford S. ROBERTS, who died one year ago. Just one year ago thi s morning, Since dear mother passed away, Left sudden w ithout wan1ing, To a better l and we pray. That dark mornin g in November, T he saddest of a ll years, We shall always re member. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 42 As our eyes bleed with tears. Her death was surprising, For we left her doing well, But before the sun's uprising, She had gone with God to dwell. Why should our tears in sorrow flow, When God recalls His own, And bids us leave a world of woe, For an immortal home? We are writing her this letter, At a quarter after seven, Knowing that she's feeling better, Spending Sunday up in heaven. For the family, by Alfred. MRS. MAGIE ROBINSON Blacksburg, Feb. 2 - Mrs. Maggie ROBfNSON, 68, died tonight in a Radford hospital. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. A. E. VENTURfNO, Blacksburg; t]u·ee sons, Frank and Kyle ROBINSON, both of Blacksburg; Thomas ROBINSON, Pearisburg; three brothers, Taylor. SOWERS, Blacksburg; John SOWERS, Radford; Roe SOWERS, Kingston, W. Va.; s~ven. grandchildren. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Blacksburg Lutheran C hurch. Bunal wi ll be in the family Cemetery. The body will be taken from the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home to the _ residence Saturday morning. SAM M. ROBINSON Blacksburg, Nov. 6 - Sam Matthew ROBINSON, 61, died Sunday evening at is home here. Surviving are his wife, three sons, six daughters, two brothers and one sister. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Lutheran church with burial in the family cemetery. DR. FRANKS. ROOP . Blacksburg, March 14 - Dr. Franks. ROOP , 87, died today at his home in Blacksburg. S~iving are his wife; two sons, Cecil B. ROOP, Blacksburg; Frank S. ROOP Jr., East Lansing, Mich.; four brothers, Guy and Grover ROOP , b oth of Snowville; A . Kyle ROOP, Lexington ; Arch ROOP, Chicago; two sisters, Mrs. Wil liam SCOTf, Sanford, Fla.; Mrs. T. A. JORD AN, Roanoke; _seven ~a~dchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Blacksburg Methodist Chu.rch with bunal m West View Cemetery. The body will be taken to the h ome at 1 p.m. The family requests that flowers be omitted. MRS . WILLIE H. SALMONS Blacksburg, Jan. 23 - Mrs. Willie HAWLEY SALMONS, 49, di ed Wednesday at a C Ju·istiansburg hospital. Surviving are her husband , one daughter, one son, four s iste rs a nd one VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 43 brother. Services will he held at the P. D. Oakey funeral home at 2 p.m. F1iday with intennent in West View. CHARLES E. S/\ RV l:'. R Blacksburg - Charles E. SARVER, 71..J, died Tuesday at his home near here. Surviving is a son, Han-y B. S/\RVER, Christi ansburg. Funeral wil l be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Jones Funeral Chapel, with bmial in Alb Ccmdcry. CHARLIE W. SAR VER Elliston, Sept. l l - Funeral for Charlie Was hin gton SARVER, 71, who died Wednesday at his home in the Bradshaw road section w ill be conducted at the Grant E. Bryant Funeral Home in Elliston at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Bu1;nJ will be in Maple Grove, Ferrum. CHARLIE W. SARVER Elliston) Sept. I 0 - Charlie Washington SAR VER, 71, died today at his home in the Bradshaw Roak secbon. Survi vi ng are a son, E. C lifford SA RVER. lron to; a s is ter, Mrs. Emma ALLS , Clifton Forge; and n brother, John SARVER, Blacksburg. The body is at Grant E. Bryant Funeral Ho me in Elliston. MRS. CORA A. SARV ER Rocky Mount, April 8 - Mrs. Cora J\. SAR y ER, 66, died today at her home near Fen.um. Surviving are her husband, C. W. SARVER, Elliston; a son, Elmer SARVER, Elliston; her stepmother, Mrs. J. P. ALLS, Blacksburg; and two grandchildren. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Lynch Funeral Home here. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. JAMES SARVER Blacksburg, Dec. 15 (Special) - Funeral services for James SARVER, who died in the New Altamont hospital at Christiansburg yesterday, will be held at the home here tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intennent will be in W est View Cemetery here. SARVER, a World War veteran, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gertrude BLAND SARVER, of Blacksburg; a daughter, Ma1ie; his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth SARVER; three brothers, Walter, Charles and John; all of Montgomery county; two sisters, Mrs. William ALLS, of Montgomery county; and Mrs. Joe Myers of North Carolina. MRS. NANCY J. SARVER Mrs. Nancy Joanna SARVER, 86, widow of John SARVER, died yesterday at her home, 364 Walnut avenue, S.W. Surviving are the following children: Mrs. Joseph STARLING, Mrs. Jolm TIBBS, Mrs. W. S. HONAKER, and Mrs. J. R. WORLEY, all of West Virginia; Mrs. Geraldine BRIGHTWELL, Roanoke; Mrs. Mattie R. HILL and G. B. SARVER, of West Virginia . Funeral services will be conducted at the residence at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon by Dr. Nolan B. HARMON. Interment will be in Evergreen. MISS SUSAN F. SAR VER Blacksburg - Miss Susan F. SARVER, 87, di ed Sunday in a Radford hospital. She is s urvived by a brother, Charli e SARVER, Blacksburg. Funeral wi ll be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Jones Funeral Chapel with burial in Alls Cemetery. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 44 W. EARL SARVER Blacksburg, Dec. 30 - Funeral services for W. Earl SARVER, 46, who died S~ nd~1y at a . Richmond hospital, will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Methodist church, with interment m West View. BLACKSBURG MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL AFTER MISHAP A Blacksburg man died Sunday of injmies received in an automobile accident near B lacksburg Saturday morning. Walter P. SARVER, 65, a fom1er VP l employee, died in a Christiansburg hospital of a brain injury. He was walking across U.S. 460 when he was struck by a car driven by Donald G. DLXON, 24, of Richmond. Montgomery County Deputy Sheriff Wi lliam J . ARRINGTON said Dixon was charged with reckless driving and released on$ J ,000 bond Saturday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Geralina SARVER; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie Ruth COOPER, Blacksburg, and Mrs. Norma Jean MORGAN, Petersburg; a son, Wilham SARVER, Blacksburg; two brothers, Charlie SARVER, Franklin County, and John SARVER, B lacksburg; a sister, Mrs. Emma ALLS, Clifton Forge, and three grandchildren. Funeral wi ll be Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in Brown Cemetery. G. TOM SHAVER Blacksburg - George Thomas SHAVER 85 died Thursday in a Radford hospital. Surviving arc his wife, Roxie DOVE SHAVER; three dau~hters, Mrs. Leonard ALLS, Mrs. Ben DA VlS, Mrs. Mason LAFON, Blacksburg; six sons, Sam J. SHAVER, John H. SHAVER, Sidney R. SHAVER, Clyde E. SHAVER, Blacksburg, the Rev. E. H . SHA VER, Pearisburg, Frank H . SHA VEB., Roanoke; a sister, Mrs. Mollie HILTON, Linside, W. Va.; a half sister, Mrs. Max COOPER, Fostoria, Ohio; three brothers, Sam SHA VER, Hugh SHA VER, Linside, W. Va., Jo.hn SHAVER, Alderson, W. Va. The funeral wi ll be at 2 p.m . Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens.(Written on this: June 6th l 968) MRS. J. LEONARD SHAVER ~la~ksburg, Feb. 6 - Mrs. J. Leonard SHAVER, 67, died at home today . .S he is survived by her t us bandth; a son, James T. SHAVER Blacksburg; a s ister, Mrs. Minnie SHAVER, Blacksburg; ' · two grandc Iu·1dren. Fwo ro1 ers . 1' Kent DOWDY and Clarence DOWDY, b ot h o fC am bna; 1 Cuner~ wi be Monday at 2 p.m. at Blacksburg Ch urch of God. Burial wi ll be in West View eme ery. The body will remain at P. D. Oakley Funeral Home until an hour before th e service. GEORGE W. SHEPHERD Funeral services fo G . . SHEPHERD F . r eorg~ Washington SHEPHERD,_ 83, w ho died at the home of his son, C. E. o'clock. Int ' nday m~rnmg, were held at the J ohnsville church Saturday morning at 11 survived by~:e~: was m the Brill~art Cemetery, Roanoke county. Besides his son, h e is Blacksburg. ughters, Mrs. Lilly HODGES, Roanoke, and Mrs. Maudy BARKER, MRS. MABEL C. S IMONS Blacksburg Dec 7 - F 1 .c h0 d.1 d . ' . unera 1or Mrs. Mabel CALDWELL S IMONS, 40, of Rt. 1, Blacksburg, 1 ; h . e. ; a c~ wreck. near here Saturday night, w ill be (seems like there's a l ine missing h ere, ~t t is IS iow it w~s pnnt~d) Tuesday at 2 p.m. at S lusser's Chapel. Burial wi ll be in West View. The body will remain at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home unti l one hour b efore the service. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 45 MRS. MABEL C. SIMONS Funeral for Mrs. Mabd CJ\Ll)\~/ ELL S IMONS. -H>. of Rt,ull: I. B lacksburg. who died in a car wreck near Blacksburg Saturday nighl. was held Tul:sday al 2 p.m. al Slusscr's Chapd. Burial was in Wcsl View. ALFRED N. SLUSS l: R Blacksburg, Feb. 15 - /\lfrcd N. SLUSSER . <17, died al his Imme h1..:rc Su nday 1111..)rning. Surviving are hi s wi f1..:. Mrs. Netti e D LJNC/\N S L USS l ~ R . one so n . J a m es Vv. S LUSSER . Fayetteville, N.C.~ one dau g hter. Mrs. S idney OLIV ER , Blacksburg: tw1..' brothers, Pasca l SLUSSER and Mark SLUSSER, both Blac ksb urg: li ve ::;istc rs. M rs. La ura L E DGERWOO D , Mrs. Josie ALLEN , Mrs . Zo ru WALL and Mrs. G racie CALH OUN. all 0 f Bla cksbu rg~ Mrs. Hazel HOGAN , Roanoke: live grand c hildre n. Fune ral w ill bL: 1-ues<lay a t 2 p.m. at S lu ss~r' s Chapel at Mt. Tabor. Burial w ill be in West View Cem e te r y. The b o d y w ill b e taken fr0 m th t! P. D. Oakey Fune ral l lnmc to the c h urch Tucsuay at I p .m . ur MRS. ELV IRA SLUSSE R Mrs. Elvira Jane SLUSSER . age 9X. died T uesday eveni ng at the home of h e r ~o n. M. C. SLUSSER, Blacksburg. Besi<..ks her sn n s he is survived b y three daughters. Mrs. D . J. BLEWITI or New York, Mrs. L. S. R llD l SAL L of Poolsv illc. Md .. and IVlrs. J . T. H AR D W ICK of Blacksburg; one sister, M rs. Betty FRENC l l Roanoke. The services were condu cted from the home of her so n, M. C. SLUSSER, at 2:30 p.m . b y R ev. W. D . McCRAW a nd intc nn cnt was in the family Cemetc1-y. Mrs . SLUSSER served for 60 years as a Sunda y sch ool teacher in Montgomery Count y. S he died in her nin ety-eighth year. or or FRANK A. SLU SSER Blacksburg, Nov. 15 ... Frank A . S LUSS ER , 89, di ed thi s mornin g in a Christiansburg hos pital. President of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank for 33 years, he was one of the organizers of the bank. SLUSSER was very activ e in church work nnd se rved as M o ntg1.)mcry Cn unt y Commissioner of Revenue for e ight years. H e is s urv ived by a so n , l LP. SLUSSER, R ic hn1 o n d: two daughters, Mrs. G. T. GR ICE, Mrs. Guy PRI CE, Blacksbu.rg: a bro the r, G eorge 8. SLUSSER, Roanoke; s ix grandchildren and o ne g reat-grandchildren. Funeral will be a t 3 p.n1. Monday in Slussers Chapel at Mt. Tabor with burial in Wes t V iew Cemetery. The body w i l l b e taken from P. D. Oakey Funeral Home to the church at 2 p.m. MRS. lDA H . S LU SSER Blacksburg, Dec. 8 ... Mrs. Ida HALE SLUSSER, 77, died thi s morn ing at her home h e re. Surviving are her husband; a son, H aven T. S LU SSER , A rlin gto n : two d a u ghte rs. Mrs. I rene GRICE and Mrs. Anna Mae PRICE; six grandch ildren; a sisl~r, Mrs. A lice H AGEN: and a brother, L. M. H A LE, all of B lacksburg. Funeral w ill b e conducte d at S lusscr's Chapel Saturd u) at 2 p.m . Burial wi ll be in W est V iew. The body will li e in s tate at the chapel between 1 a nd 2 p.m. (The ad on the back of this is for '38-'46 mod e l yea r u sed cars. ) MARK JENN INGS SLUSSER Blacksburg ... M ark Je nnings SLUSSER, 73, of Bl acksbu rg, died Thursday in a Rud ford hos pital. Surviving are h is wifo, Ida ALLS SLUSSER; four d a ug ht e rs, Mrs. Encver EPPERLY. Mrs. Edward DOWDY, Mrs. Lamah LAFON , Mrs. Donald PENDFRGRASS. Blackshur~ : lt)Lir snn~. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 46 Ralph SLUSSER, Logan SLUSSER, Blacksburg, Glen nie SLUSSER, C hristiansbu rg, W il bur SLUSSER, Newport N ews, four sisters, Mrs. Laura LEDG ERWOOD, Mrs. Josic ALLEN , Blacksburg, Mrs. John L. CALHOUN, Radford, Mrs. M onn an HOG/\N, Roanoke; u brother, P. J. SLUSSER, Blacksburg. The funeral will be S unday at 2 p. m . a t Slusscr's C hapel C hurc h of god with burial in West View Cemetery. Hoy Funeral Home is handl ing the arran geme nts. (Written on this: Aug 7th) MURRAY C. SLUSSER Blacksburg - Murray C. SLUSSER, 92, died Sunday in a Christi ansburg hos pital. Surviving a re two daughters, Mrs. K. 0. DEEMER, Blacksburg, Mrs. Samuel W. EDGECO M BE, Beirut, Lebanon; two sons, John H. SLUSSER, Vienna, Wilbur W . SLUSSER, Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Hele~a C. HARDWICK, Cincinnati , Ohio, Mrs. Mary Anna BLEWITT, New York, N.Y. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Jo nes Funeral Chapel. The body will be cremated in Sherwood Abbey Crematorium Salem (On th e back is the date o f the paper: Monday, Apri l 6, 1964.) ) . MRS. BESSIE M. SMITH Bedford, July 13 - M rs. Bessie M. SM fTH, 89, died toni ght at her home near BedfonJ. Sw-viving are her husband, Dixie Lee SMITH· four daughters, Mrs. S. C. LAFON, Mrs . E. C. DUNCAN and Mrs. Frank DOVE, all of Blacksburg· a nd Mrs. C. A. LAFON, Bedfor<l; four so ns, P. W. anB dd;'alter K. SMITH, both of Blacksbu;g. Ira N. SMITH, Catawba; and Robert 0. SMlT H, e iord· a d b h ' . at Carder fun , eral Home. ' n a rot er, Ballard SMlTH Cambri a. The body 1s ' FLOYD SMITH Blacksburg . . ' May 3 - Fl oyd SMITH 69 di ed at the home of a son here this morn .mg. Other survivors are two so d ' ' . . : . . . ns an. two daughters. Funeral services wil l be held at the home Monday at 2 30 pm. with mterment m the Blacksburg Ceme tery. FRANK w·. SMITH Blacksburg Aug 27 F Mrs . C1are~ce TREN- rank W. SMITH, 74, died Sunday a~temoo_n at the ho me of his _d aughter, sister M s L B T, near here. Besides his daughter, he is survived by o ne grandchild a nd a 1 Hom~ T~e~d:yaat j KINZER~ of ~lacksburg. Fu~eral will be conducted at P. ~- Oakey funeral 1949 used ) p.m. Bunal will be in West View Cemetery. (On the b ack 1s an ad fo r some cars. LUTHER H. SMITH Blacksburg, June 23 _ L ·h . . . his widow, Mrs. Mar ut ~r H. SMlTH, 63 , died today at his home near here. He is survived by Mason SMITH C ~~rosier SMITH; a son, Rosser N. SMITH ; a grandchild ; two brothers, Cambria· Mrs a'? Mna; Walter SMIT H Blacksburg; two s isters, Mrs. Gracie HUFFMAN, ' . nnie ' Funeral Home here. B ILLER . . , Bl ~cksburg. F un era I w1·11beat 2 p.m. Frid ay at P. D. 0 a key unal will b e m West View Cemetery. A MRS. MOLLIE SMlTH rlacks~ur~ ~ay ~ - Mrs. Mollie SM ITH 67 died this mornin g at he r ho me near h e re. S he ea ves erT usdan and .a da~ghter. Fune; al ;,ill be conducted at the Blacksburg Lutheran ch urch at 1 p .m. ues ay. Bunal wil l be ·n · c em e t e1·y . 1 west v iew VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 47 MRS. NORA SM IT!! Newport News - Mrs. No ra Gertrude.: SMIT! I tlf Mu11tgomcry cou nt y died S:1tunb _· in a lllL·:tl hospital. Survivingan..: thrc1..::sons. i'v l:ini11 I :. SNl!T ll , J ames R . SM.ITll. J. Carl Sl'vtlTIL a ll ur Newport News; two sisters, Mrs. E. va 11 J\ I .L, Mrs. Mary Tl I() RN 11 11. L. htHll <l 1- l3 I ~ t ck sburg,: l Wt' brothers, Foster S !TES, /\ m o ld S !Tl :s. bt,th u r Marti nsvi Ile: six grand c hi \drcn ·' t'uur greatgrandchildren. Puncral wi ll he held at 2 p.111. I\ londay at the C hurch nr (. it)d, BLtcksb ur g,, \,·\\h buriali nth cB l acksbu r g(.\.~mctcry . (Written rn1 this : Junc2() \t)()()) ~ ~ MRS. LAURA R. STOVE R Blacksburg, Jul y l I - Mrs. Laura R. STOVER. ()5, died today at h er home here. Sun j,·in !.!. :fft.• two sons, Paul E. STOVER, and .J am cs W. CR IN E R , h o th n r l3 lacksh urg: t wu dau gh t c1·s, ~1 rs. EmestCRfNER and M rs. W.W. B/\ 11 ,l '. Y. both ofl31ackshurg~ o n e sis te r. !\ /(rs. I . c n:1 Fl ~ 1\ /: ll ~ l~ Bristol, and 15 grandch ildren . Funera l will be co ndu t: tcd at 2 p.m . Su n day ~•t P . l) _ 0: 1kc\ , Funeral Home. Interment w ill be in Dnwd y Ccmdcry. (On the hack ~•re :ids f(.q· usn l c~11 ·s. 1953-1958 model years.) MRS. SAMUEL B. SUMNER Blacksburg-Mac Allen SUMNER , 8(), wi dow nrsamucl 13. S"llrVlNER , died Wednesday at h1...·r home in Blacksburg. S urviving arc several nieces and nephews. The 1·uncra \ wi \ \ b1..· ~at unb \' ~\l 2 p.m. at Blacksburg Luther Memorial Lutheran C hu rch with burial in \ \/ est V1cw ( \.::1111..::tcrv_Jones Funeral Servi ce is handling arrangements. (Written nn this: March 1 1 \ l)70.) MRS. CA LLI E T. SWEENEY Mrs. Callie Thomas SWEENEY, 93, o f Cambria, di ed S und ay ut her horn e. S un: i vi ng arc fi vi.: daughters, Mrs. Shannie Ellen BR LTT, or Princeto n , W. Va., !Vt rs. W. C. REEDY, Con nnc. \t\l Va., Mrs. M . L. LOVERN, Mrs. E. M. CU PP , Mrs . R. E. L. OVE R N. C;1mbri:1: thccc so ns . D . c)_ SWEENEY, A ll en Junctio n , W. Va.~ L. G. SWEENEY, Cambria~ M. E. SWEENEY. Roannkt.-. Funeral was held at 2 p.m. Tuesday a t No1·th Fork Baptist C hurc h. l: I kt, wit h bLn-ial in the c hurch Cemetery. (On the back is pa rt of an ad w ith ''Chri s tm n$ '64.") MRS. CARMEN E. T AY LOR Mrs. Carmen Ercell TAY LOR, 4 5, widow o fT . T. TAYLOR, of Edgewood. died l.:rid uy morning in a hospital. Surviving are a daughter, Miss Adel a ide TAY LOR , Roanoke Cl)Unty· h " _ father, E. L. HESS, Roanoke; four s isters and two broth e rs : Mrs. E. l L STU MP, R oanoke ' ct county; Miss Ruth H ESS, .Miss r:viurie l H ESS, Miss El o~~e H ESS, Paul HESS_:..ind J an 1 cs H ESs of Roanoke. Funeral services w1 ll be condu cted a t the F 1rs t W cslyan M e thod 1s t ch u rc h .1 t --, ._ --._... () ' p.m. Sunday. lntetment will be in Everg reen. ~ MRS. EVA LEE THOM AS Blacksburg, Sept. 18 (Special) - Mrs. Eva Lee T H OMAS, ag.c 54, wik t)r F. F. Tl I C>MAs_ u t Price's Fork, di ed today in a h ospital at C h ris tiansburg. S h e i s s w·v l\·c~i h y h c 1· hushand, tv..ro sn , and one daughte r. Funeral a rrangem e nts h ave not b een arranged rend mg '""·n rd fro1n her t\vn ns sons, both in the anned serv ices. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 48 MRS. LENA M. THORNHILL Mrs. Lena M. THORNHILL, 53, died Thursday morning at her hom e, 723 First st red, S. W. Surviving are two sons and a daughter; D. E. THORNHILL, AUS, Gcnnany: W . G. THORNHILL, AUS; Miss Grace THORNHILL, Roanoke; two brothers nnd a s iste r: Sam SCANLAND, McConnelsville, Ohio; Arch SCANLAND, Zanesville, Ohio; and Mrs. Robert BINHAN, Blacksburg. Funeral will be conducted at Oakey's chapel at I :30 p.m. Saturday by the Rev. John T. COBURN. Interment will be in West View, Blacksburg. MRS. NELLIE THORNHILL Mrs. Nellie THORNHILL, 74, of244 Center Ave., N. W., died Friday morning in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are five sons and a daughter: Jack E. THORNHILL, Odell Tl IORNHILL, Herbert THORNHILL, Charles THORNHILL, Earl THORNHILL, and Mrs. Letha HUFF, Roanoke; a sister, Mrs. Dona DOWDY, Blacksburg. Funeral service will be conducted at 537 Te~t~ St., S.W., at I I a.m. Monday by the Rev. Robert P. WOODSON. Intennent will be in Fa1rv1ew. MRS. VIRGINIA THORNHILL Blacksburg, Oct. 2 - Mrs. Virginia DA VIS THORNHILL, 90, died thi s m orning at th e home of ~r son, ":"ill THORNHILL, near Blacksburg. Surviving are four sons and three daughters. The nberal will be held at the P. D. Oakey funeral home here at 2 p.m. Friday, with burial in Mt. T a or Cemetery. WALTER E. THORNHILL Blachi~sbu.rg - Walter E. (Cutie) THORNHILL 69 died Monday in a Radford hospital. Surviving are s wife M s M S , ' · ary ·THORNHILL Blacksburg,· two sons, E. Durward THORNHILL Atwat er C al'.1f r w G ' ' Elizabeth N. j'. · regory ~~ORNHILL, Selma, A la.; a daught~r, Miss Grace ~n-IO~NH I LL, Bartley V ., a brother, ~1ll1am THORNHILL, Blacksburg; a sister, Mrs. Susie Wright, Cemet;ry .(Wa._ Funeral ~ill be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Jones Chapel with burial in West View . ntten on this: Sept 9 '63) W EVANS TOWNEY Blacksburg - Evans TOWN . . . . . . sisters Mrs Bl EY, 70, died Fnday rn a Radford hospital. Surv1vmg are three • · anton p SEW Luther KESSINGER . ARD, Roanoke, Mrs. George H. SARVER, Blacksburg, Mrs. Blacksburg· thr . ' Newport; two brothers Robert TOWNEY and Cecil TOWNEY, both of , ee nieces F . ' h Church w 1·tb bu · 1 . · uneral w11J be at 2 p.m. Sunday at t e Roanoke Valley Presbyterian ' na m the £ ·1 · church one hour befor arm~ Cemetery. The body will be taken from the residence to the e the service. (Written on this: March 16, 60) HAYDEN TRAIL Pulaski - Hayden Jonah TRA . . . Mae WALTERS TRAIL· a IL, 63~ died Thursday at_h1s home. Surviv ing are hi s wife, M rs. Canal Zone; two daught;rs son, lrvm TRAJL, Pulaski; a foster son, Fred WALT ERS, Panama Roanoke· a brothe Ch ' Mrs. Lucy BECKNER and Mrs. Edward C AYWOOD both of ' r, arley TRAIL · · ' Tenn. Funeral will be at _ , Canton, Ohio~ a s 1 ~ter, Mrs. H ~nnan WYRICK, Luttre ll, 2 30 Highland Memory Garden. p.m_. Sunday at Tl~o m Spnng Methodist C hurd1, with burial in s, Dublin. The body 1s at Thomas M. Seagle and Sons Funeral Home. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 49 OSBORNE R. TRIMBLE Blacksburg, Nov. 12 - Osbmne Richard TRIMBLE, 63, died this morning here. He is survived by three sons, James TRIMBLE, Edward TRIMBLE, Blacksburg; Clarence TRIMBLE, Ironto; four daughters, Mrs. Aven ALLS; Mrs. Luther ALLS, Mrs. Everett WALL, Blacksburg; Mrs. Rosetta WR lGHT, Catawba; one sister, Mrs. W . T. RATLIFF, near B lacksburg. Services will be held at Slussers Chapel, Church of god, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with burial in Newley Cemetery. MRS. JANET P. W EBB B lacksburg, May 12 - Mrs. Janet PRICE WEBB, 29, died Friday evening in a Bluefield hospital. She is survived by her husband, L. Kermit WEBB, Datt, W. Va.; a daughter, Sandra WEBB, Dott, W . Va.; her father, Hugh P. PRICE, Blacksburg. Services w ill be held at the P. D . Oakey Funeral Horne at 3 p.m. Sunday with burial in West View Cemetery. MRS. DORIS 0. WEDDLE Blacksburg, July 17 - Funeral for Mrs. Doris 0. "Monk" WEDDLE will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Luster's Gate Union Church. Burial will be in West V iew Cemetery. The body wi ll be taken from P. D. Oakey Funeral H o me to the ch urch at 1 p.m. Sunday. (On th e back is a used car ad for '55-'58 model year cars.) MRS. ALMA B. WH ITLOCK M rs. A lma BROWN WHITLOCK died at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at her home in Blacksburg. Surviving are a son and two daughters, including J. H. WHITLOCK, Roanoke; and a brother, J. A. BROWN, Roanoke; and a s ister. JAMES EDWARD WHITLOCK · James Edward WHITLOCK, 76, died at his home in Blacksburg, yesterday. He is survived by his wife, M rs. A lma WHITLOCK, one son, J. H.· WHITLOCK, of Roanoke, and two d aughters, Miss Retee WHITLOCK, of B lacksburg, and Mrs. Una. B. WELLS, of Jacksonville, Fla. JOHN H . WH ITLOCK John Hampton WHITLOCK, 75, of 16 15 Gilmer Ave.,~, ?ied Mo~day_ at a local hospital. He was a retired Norfolk and Western Railway engineer. Surviving are his w ife, Mrs. Grace SESLER WH ITLOCK, Newport News; four sons, Clarence H. WHITLOCK, Hopewell; Zacc S. and Douglas A. WHITLOCK., Newport News; John H. WHITLOCK Jr., Kingspo1i, Tenn.; four daughters, Mrs. W. D. W ILLIAMS, Mrs. J. G. MABE and Mrs. J.B. HAYES, Newport News; Mrs. Carlos G. MABE, Star, N. C.; two sisters, Mrs. Robert E. HENDERSON, B lacksburg; Mrs. Una WELLS, Jacksonvil1 e, Fla.; 15 grandchildren, a great-grandchild. Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Richardson Funeral Home, Ch1i stiansbur~, by the Rev. Paul E. BRUCE, with burial in West View Cemetery, Blacksburg. (Written o n this: March 10, 1963) MRS MARK WHITAKER SR. B lacksburg- Rushia DOSS WHITAKER, 65, wife of Mark WHlTAKER, died Thursday in a Roanoke hospital. Also surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Quinter COOK Sr., Mrs. Lawrence GRUBB, Mrs. Gene HALE and Mrs. Edward SMITH, Blacksburg; two so ns, Robert L. WH ITAKER and Mark WHITAKER Jr., Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Mary BANDY and Mrs. George W. RIGGAN, Blacksburg; fo ur brothers, Park P. DOSS, C lyde E. DOSS, Wade L. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 50 DOSS and Ward L. DOSS, Blacksburg. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Chapel with burial in West View Cemetery. (Written on thi s: Dec 3, 1966 ) SAMUEL W. WILSON Blacksburg, April 24 - News reaches here of the death in a veterans hospital in l Iuntington, W. Va last Sunday of Samuel White WILSON son of the late A. J. and Bettie TU CKW lLLER ' ' WILSON, of near Lewisburg, W. Va. Funeral was held from the Calvary Methodi st church, Lewisburg, Tuesday, Dr. Hubert SYDENSTRICKER, Roanoke, a relati ve, co nducting the service. Burial was in tbe church Cemetery. WILSON had made his home e ight years "vi tho cousin, Mrs. Reagan SPICKARD WY ATT, at Blacksburg. He was a veteran o r the Boxer rebellion and tank corps volunteer in the World War. He leaves four brothers and two sisters, including Mrs. SYDENSTRICKER. IRA THEODORE WINGO Blacksburg, Dec. 12 (Special) - lra Theodore WINGO, 24, died Saturday morning in the New Altamont hospital. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Rosa Lee WfNGO, of Montgomery county; three sisters, Mrs. Claudia HUGHES, of Roanoke; Mrs. Mary F. HUNTER , of Ral ston, Pa.; Mrs. Dorance BISHOP, Blacksburg, and four brothers, Kyle, William, Pete and Sidney, ~ll of Montgomery county. The funeral service was conducted at the home of hi s mother on C raigs creek this afternoon by the Rev. J. A. JOHNSON. Interment was in lhc family Cemetery. MRS. ROSA C. WINGO Blacksburg - Mrs. Rosa C. WINGO, 77, died Friday at her home in Giles County. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. F. B. HUGHES, Roanoke; Mrs. Frances MOWYER, Ral ston , Pa.; Mrs . Doris H. CALDWELL, Cambria; four sons, Kyle E. WINGO, S idney L. W INGO, William M. WINGO, Catawba; Frank E. WINGO, Nesbitt, Pa.; two siste rs, Miss Lucy PERDUE, Blacksburg; Mrs. Russell CALDWELL, Cambria; two brothers, Arthur CA LDWELL, Blacksburg; John L. CALDWELL, Richmond; 26 grandchildren and 20 grcal-gran<lchild re n. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the home on Craig's Creek with burial in the fami ly Cemetery. The body will be taken home at 2 p.m. Sunday. (Written on thi s : March 18, 1960) DR. A. F. WRIGHT, Jr. Blac_ksburg, Feb. 24 - Dr. A. F. WRIGHT Jr., 37 died this afternoon at hi s home here. H e is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nell POTTER WRIGHT; two daughters, Barbara June WRIGHT, Deborah Ann WRIGHT; a son, David F. WRIGHT, Blacksburg; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. WRIGHT Sr., Appalachia; two sisters, Mrs. Howard WILLIAMS, Appalachia; Mrs. Earle C~EV~GER, Pulaski; a brother, Mack Ray WRIGHT, Appalachia. Funeral will be a t 2 p .m. Fr:day m the Blacksburg Baptist Church with Masonic burial in West View Cemetery. The body ;~ 1 ! ~; taken to the church from the P. D. Oakey funeral Home at I p.m. (Written on thi s: Feb 6 MRS. REAGANS. WYAIT Blacks burg - Mrs. Reagan S. WYA TT died Thursday in a Radford hospital. She is s urvived by sev~ra~ cousins. 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Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTIIWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 30 - No. 4 - . Fall 2006 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Salute to Gene Swartzell 155 New Books in the Virginia Room - Pam Young 156 Jett Frunily Bible - Judith G. Blackwell 159 Witt and Frank(s) Family ·L etter - submitted by Lois Blankenship 162 HIPAA Privacy Rules for Funeral Homes 165 Daniel Rufus Sink and Mary Lydia Catherine Sink- Mary Ann Sink Barnes 166 African American Ancestry - Saw1ders Cemetery, Floyd County - John Edmonds 168 Pinkard Court Family Reunion 171 Adopt An Orphan 172 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued 174 Death Certificates Not Always Reliable 184 Botetourt County Death Records - Continued 185 Index of 2006 VAN Contents 19()) Correction to the Surname Index Roger W . Ridpath # 428 would like us to note that his listings for REDPATH and RIDPJ.\TH should read that they are located in Putaski-Monigomery Counties rather then in Fairfax-Pittsylvania �P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Happy Holidays, Fellow Researchers! Holidays and family gatherings are great times to hear about those elusive ancestors and hear family legends. My great aunts and uncles were all school teachers or school principals. My Great uncle Charles was principal at one of the first desegregated schools in Roanoke in the 1960's. What stories they could tell! Researching genealogy has gotten easier with the use of the World Wide Web but lacks good stories. It's the stories that put a human face on our ancestors and make us proud or amused by our sometimes too human relatives. It's the stories that connect us. Members have a wonderful opportunity to contribute to a major undertaking in genealogical research in the Roanoke area. There are years that the Roanoke Times is not indexed. We are starting with 1897 to 1906. The project starts January 3, 2007. If you would like to be part of this project please call Alicia Sell, (Archivist) in the Virginia Room (853-2073). · It has been a great year. It has been a privilege to work with all who have contributed their time and talent to make our Society a great organization. I hope we can keep building on the foundation that has developed over the years and that next year will be even better! I hope the holidays find you well connected. Pam Young, President PMYoungOO l@aol.com Pam.Young@roanokeva.gov FA.MILY TREASURE DAY Members are invited to bring a family treasure for "show and tell" at the January 20th program at 1:3~ p.m. m the Roanoke Public Library. At this post-holiday party refreshments will be served. Bring a special object of hist01ical interest and enjoy everyone else's stories ! · �Page 155 G<><Wl bye G~ We'll Miss 401,t, On Septen1ber 17, 2006 Gene Swartzell was honored in a Farewell Luncheon at the Red Lobster in Roanoke. Gene has faithfully served in a number of capacities, including President, during her many years as a member of the Southwest Virginia Genealogical Society. She has relocated to Texas to be near her family. We wish her well in all her future endeavors. Below: Susan Hayes and Gene Swartzell Below: Gene Swartzell and Pam Young VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 156 New Books In The Virginia Room 929.3755 G795mb - Grayson County, VA Marriages 1899 - 1909 Transcript by Ginger Ballard 2004 CafePress 929.3755 G795mb - Grayson County, VA Marriages 1910 - 1923 Transcript by Ginger Ballard 2004 CafePress 929.3755 G795mb - Grayson County, VA Marriages 1924 - 1931 Transcript by Ginger Ballard 2004 CafePress 975.584 Au45 - Augusta County, VA Families & History Edited Jim Presgraves, Bookworm & Silverfish publishing 2005 929.3755 W276c - 1870 Census of Washington County, VA Jack Hockett 2000 Iberian Publishing 929.2 D56 M358s - Some Descendants of the Dickie Family of Nelson County, VA Thomas Marshall, Ill 2006 975.5293 St95v - A View of Falls Church, Virginia including its Western neighbors thru the 1881 -1889 Diaries of Edmund Flaff, Esq. by Connie Pendleton Stuntz 2005 Hig her Educatio n Publications Inc. 929.3755 B657m H251c - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 18541866 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwell 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657m H251c- Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 18671874 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A . Caldwel1 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657m H251c - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 18751883 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Ca ldwel I 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657m H251c - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 191419l9 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A . Caldwell 2002 -2003 ' 929.3755 B657m H25 lc - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 19341938 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Cald well 2002 -2003 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - - -~ �Page 157 929.3755 8657111 H25 1c- Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 19461950 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwell 2002 -1003 929.3755 8657m H25 l c - C hronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA 19631968 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A . Caldwell 2002 -2003 929.2 C52 - Highlande r· published by The Clan Campbell Association of America 1937- 1939 929.2A r36 AL l 4a -Argabright Family of Floyd, Franklin,and Montgomery Counties, Virginia by Sylvia Gearhart Albert and William Harvey Green 2003 975.5723 W379s - Images of America SALTVILLE by Jeffrey C. Weaver 2006 Arcad ia Pub lishing 929.3 755 Sp69d - Spotsylvania County, VA Deed Book Abstracts 1728 - 1730 Transcribed by Lydia Sparacio Bontempo 2002 Antient Press Copyrighted 929.3755 F854sl - Oh, Master: Researchers guide to Slavery in Franklin County, VA Vol S Prepared by Audrey Dudley, Herny Hopkins & Diane Hayes 2002 929.2D928 L266d - The Dupre Trail Volumes 1 & 2 Compiles by E. P. Langley 1965 929.2 R338 r - Reynolds and McGuire Ancestors by Wi lliam W. Reynolds 1978 286.1 75506 B625b - Bicentennial Booklet, 1802-2002 Blue Ridge Bap tist Chu rch Hardy Road, V in ton VA 975.5425 1 K299j - Jamestown the Buried Truth by William M. Kelso 2006 University of Virg inia Press 745.09755 W582g - Great Road Style: The Decorative arts legagacy of Sou thwest Virginia & Northeast T ennessee by Betsy K. White 2006 University of Virginia Press 929.3755 B657m H2 51 c - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt C ounty,VA 18841892 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwell 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657m H25 I c - C hronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County,V A 18931899 Prepa red by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwell 2002 -2003 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 158 929.3755 B657m H25 lc - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt Co unty, \' A I 90!1913 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Cald\\'el I 2002 -200-' 929.3755 B657m H25lc - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt Co unty,VA 19271933 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwd I 2002 -200..> 929.3755 B657m H25l c - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt Co unt)', VA 19511956 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Cald wel l 2002 -:2003 929.3755 B657m H251c - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County,V A 19571962 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwe ll 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657m H25 1c - Chronological Listing of Marriages in Botetourt County,VA 19691973 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A . Caldwell 2002 -2003 342.73 Ll 15j - James Madison and the struggle for the Bill of Rights by Ri chard Lab uns ki 2006 Oxford University Press P917.69 L964c - Cumberland Gap National Historical Park by William W. Lu<.:ketl reprinted from December 1964 Volume XXII of the Tennessee Historical Quarterl y 929.3755 B657m H251i - Index of Marriages in Botetourt County,VA By Women's Names 1854-1913 Prepared by RobertE. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwe ll 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657mH25 1i- Index of Marriages in Botetourt County, VA By Men's Names 19141938 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwel l 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657m H25 li - Index of Marriages in Botetourt Coun ty,VA By Women 's Names 1914-1938 Prepared by RobertE. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwell 2002 -2003 929.3755 B657m H251i - Index of Marriages in Botetourt County,VA By Women's Names 1939-1973 Prepared by RobertE. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts &LorettaA. Caldwell 2002-2003 929.3755 B657m H25 li - Index of Marriages in Botetourt County,VA By Men's Names 19391973 Prepared by Robert E. Harshbarger, Patricia A. Honts & Loretta A. Caldwell 2002 -2003 Submitted by Pam B. Young Roanoke Public Libraries Virginia Room 706 S Jefferson St. Roanoke, VA 24016 (540) 853-2073 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 159 JETT FAMILY BIBLE Joseph T. Jett and Elizabeth P. Pendleton were united by me in Holy Matrimony, at William P endleton' s on the 26th day of August in the year ofour Lord 1880. Rev. J K Harris Joseph Y. Jett was born the 12 of December 1855 Lizzie P. Jett was born the 30ofMarch 1855 Sammie Jett was born the 31 of May 1881 Edger Mantelbert Jett was born 17 May 1883 Walter Cleveland Jett was born I of Feb. 1885 Loula Pendleton Jett was born 19 Dec. 1886 Lizzie Pendleton Jett was born the 28 of March 1889 Louise Pendleton Jett Johnson was born October I 01h I 907 Z. V. Johnson was born February 15th 1909 Dorothy Jett Johnson October 8, 1916 Lizzie P. Jett died July 4th 1889 Joseph T. Jett died April 17, 1898 John D . Jett died January 30, 1905 Edgar Mantlebirt Jett February 1, 1938 Samuel Griggs Jett June 11 'h 193 8 Pattie Jett Ridinger June 16'" 1939 Nancy Jett Hale October 16th 1948 Z . V . Johnson July 14th 1958 Louise Jett Johnson June 28th 1964 The Bible does not indicate deaths from Samuel Griggs down, but research and obituaries indicate all are death dates. Octava Jett Martin b. 17 April 1859 and died 05 September 1890 John Letcher Jett b. 04 June 1859 and died 30 January 1905 Joseph Yance Jett b. 17 December 1863 and died 05September1899 Annie Jett Stephens b. I 0 Februrary 1861 and died 06 March 1936 Pattie Jett Ridinger b. 10 October 1867 and died 26th June 1939 William Pendleton b. 19May1847 and died 26 June 1916 These names were listed on a sheet of paper in the Bible and the note says, " Dad got this record from the court house." The following are marriages listed in this Bible: Samuel Griggs Jett and Virginia Haran Howard were married June 1, 1905 in Roanoke, VA Edgar Mantlebyrd Jett and Sue Lambert were married October 3, 1905, Washington D. C. Louise Pendleton Jett and Zebulon Vance Johnson were married December 12, 1906, Brodnax, VA. Walter Cleveland Jett and Maude Frances Grim, Washington, D . C. Nov. 17u, 1909. Tliis Bible was publislted itt 1888 by He11ry A ltemus in Pltiladelpltia on C/Jerry Street. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 160 BEAUTIFUL HOME CEREMONY The Bride Widely K11ownfor Her Vivacity, Beauty Aud Charm of Manner (Special to The Times-Dispatch) FLOYD, VA. October 16-A marriage the news of which will be received with interest throughout the State of Virginia and Tennessee, was solemnized Wednesday, October I I , at "The Aspens." Floyd county Va, at high noon, when Miss Lillian Beatrice Pendleton became the bride of Mr. David L. Vestal, of Knoxville, Tennessee. The nuptials were consummated at the home of the bride's grandparents, Major and Mrs. William H. Barman. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. K. Harris in the presence of a party of relatives and friends. The marriage took place in the parlor of the res idence. Columns and banks of golden rod and potted plants adorned every available portion of the lower floor of the house, the color sche~c being yellow and green. Promptly at 12 o'clock the opening chords of Mendelssohn's_wed.ding march was struck and the bridal party proceeded to the altar. First came Mr. Vestal Wtth his best man. Mr. E dmund M. Pendleton, brother of the bride, then came little Mary Spence r Pendle ton A sister of the bride, dressed in white organdy, carrying the wedding ring on a silver waiter; next came Mrs. F. Willis Michael, a brunette of rare beauty, sister of the bride as matron of honor, costumed in white crepe de chine on taffeta carrying yellow chrysanthemums. The brjde entered with her father, Dr. William Pendleton, who gave her in marriage. Her gown was exquisite v iolet chiffon with hat and gloves to match and she carried violets. The color scheme was carried out in the elegant luncheon which was served after the ceremony. The bride is one of Virginia's prettiest daughters, a vivacious brunette, and is noted throug hout the state for her charm and beauty, is a daughter of D1·. William Pendleton, of Floyd, VA, a descendant of Judge Edmund Pendleton of the Supreme Court, a granddaughter of Maj or William H. Hannan of Floyd Va., and a niece of Mr. F. P. Harman, of Lynchburg. T~e groom is a prominent business man of Knoxville and is held in high esteem by all who know him. After a Southern trip of two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Vestal will make their home in Roanoke for the winter. ~OTE.: This wedding announcement was found in the Bible along with many obituaries mcludmg one for Dr. C. M. Stigleman. Dr. William H. Harman's wife was the former Mar-y 1'.tta Yearou! and their home was called "The Aspens," named for the row of Aspens on either side of the dnveway leading to their home on what is now Bethlehem Church road in the Northeast section of Floyd county. Dr. C M. Stigleman is Dead Dr. C. M. S~gleman " the belov~ physician," is dead, and although there had been for some weeks pa_st, ltttle or no hope of his recovery, yet his death sent a shock through the town and commumty, and many many hearts were sad at the announcement of his demise. Dr. Stigleman breathed his last peacefully and quietly on Sunday the 291h of January, a t 4 :30 p.m . and all that was mortal of him was laid to rest on Tuesday mo ming following, at the cemet ery by the side of his beloved wife who preceded him to the grave 16 years ago. Dr. Stigleman was born in Floyd county, near Rose Hill, on the J 3lh of March, 1833. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 161 Dr. Stigleman received his academic education at the school conducted here by Wm T . Gannaway, was always a bright student, excelling io mathematics and almost every other branch of s tudy. He, by his own exertions, accumulated sufficient means to take and complete the course of medicine at the Medical College of Virginia. When he graduated in the spring of 1857, and during the same year, commenced bis career as a practitioner of medicine in this county, locating at the courthouse. In the fall of that year he was united in marriage to Miss Ellen M. Shelor, a daughter of Rev. Thomas G. Shelor, who at that time lived at this place. At the beginning of the Confederate War, Dr. Stigleman was captain of a military company known as the F loyd Rifles," which he took into the service in May, 1861 . This company was incorporated in the 4th VA R egiment at Lynchburg, along with Col. Jubal A. Early commanding, and in a short time went to the front at Manassas. Capt. Stigleman being the senior captain his company was designated as C ompany A.t and took its place at the head of this gal lant regiment. Capt. Stiglcmnn served faithfully during the first year of the war, when he returned home and resumed the active practice of his profession, which continued up to the commencement of his only serious and last sickness, though for several years past he had been trying to retire from active practice and to some extent succeeded. Still there were many of his old friends and patrons w ho would, to the last, persist in having him to attend them in times of sickness. And in many serious cases, far and near, he was often called in consulration. Dr. Stiglemnn was by far, for many years, the most widely known and the most extensive practitioner in this county and section, his practice extending largely into the adjoinjng counties, especially F.-anl<lin and Patrick There are few families in the county, especially so with the older and middle aged people, where Dr. Stigleman has not been called to visit, the sick and afflicted, when by kindness and sympathy as well as by his skill, he endeared himself to all , and it can b e said of him with truth, that he was the friend of the sick and suffering and of the poor, paying hundreds and thousands of visits for which he never received a cent and never expected to. Truly he was the " beloved physician." Dr. Stigleman was the first Superintendent of Schools of Floyd County, which position he efficiently filled until ousted under the Mahone regime in 1880. W ithout any disparagement of the services of his successors in this office it may be said that Floyd county never had more able and faithful superintendent of schools, and one who took more pride in his work. 01·. Stigleman organized the schools of the county with more dispatch and with better school houses than was done in any other county in this section of the State. Dr. Stigleman was a true southern man. H e always maintained that the South was right in the struggle of 1861-65, and nothing could ever induce to become false to his people or section. No thirst for office or hope of gain could swerve him from his devotion to the Sunny South and her cause. Dr. Stigleman loved and honored the old Confederate soldiers and it has been by his efforts and at his expense principally that the "old boys" have held several reunions in the past years. The crowning act ofDr. Stigleman's life in his devotion to the Confederate soldier and d1e cause for which so many fought and died stands today in the courthouse yard- the bronze monument " in m emory of the Confederate dead"- which he only lived to see erected under his supervis ion and principally through his inspiration and exertions and then as if he said, " it is finished," he laid him down and died. NOTE: D r. Stigleman died 29 January 1905. Contributed by: Judith G. B lackwell 860 Stonewall Road, NE Floyd, VA 24091·2716 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 162 WITT and FRANK(S) FAMILY LETTER The following letter was submitted by Lois Blankenship who found the letter in a box of items purchased at an estate sale. Old Witt Fann Rt. 221, Bedford, Va. August 7, l 979 Dear Aunt Helen: Here you're going to be 95 tomorrow and I am still not able to hand you a copy of the Witt Family as I have gathered it since I was a girl in hig h school. I started when Mrs. Mary Latham Norton of California organized the Hug uenot Society of the founders ofManakintowne of Virginia about 1924. J opened a lette.r she had written to your mother, Mrs. Booker T. Wi~ giving the line of descent of t~e Witts from William Witt, who came to Manakin in 1695_ w e are descendants of one ofh1 s sons, Lewis Witt They were French Huguenots, who fled France after the Edict ofNantos. As I understand it he moved on to Nelson County where "Roselands" becam e the o ld Witt home. I have not been able to visit there, but that's what the various yearbooks of the Huguenot Society report. His son, Lewis did not fight in the Revolutionary War but he gave aid to the troops and thus, if anyone in o~r family wants to join the Daughte rs or Sons of the American Revolution they can do so on his line. Here are the descendants as I have them listed w hen I j oined the state society. Jane, my sister, still is active in the Suzanne Rochet C hapter,, which was organi zed in Lynchburg and I often attend their meetings but I had to give up belonging to things when I worked on the newspaper here and had to keep up with what other people belonged to. Willi~m Witt father of Lewis Witt w ho lived in Amherst County. William was born in 1675 m France and died in 1754. Lewis Witt, who died in 1774, was married to Ann Mills, who died O ct. 28, 1816. Their son, Mills Witt who is listed as a " pioneer in Bedford County" married Betha ni Creasey, April 27, 1797. ' Their son, Abram Witt, married Alcinda James in 1831 . She died Oct. 11 , _ _ Their so~ Booker T. Witt (b. 4-8-1 834, d. 4-12-1896) married Eliza Jane Frank (b. 10-30- 1844, d. 12-27-1910) Their so~ Abram Witt, married Lelia D. Anderson June 10, 1897. She died July 24, 192 0 ; he died Mar. 17, I941. They are my parents. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 163 Now about the Franks who are buried on the farm next to ours. I have a record of John Frank, our grandfather, as early as 1809 when he went on a marriage bond of his daughter, Sukey Frank. He bought the land Dr. J. A. Wente, Jr., now owns adjoining our farm . I have a date of 1832 for that farm which included the 100 acres we live on. You told me that he gave this part to his son, Washington Fran~ for a wedding present. John' s wife was Sarah Catherine . She was born 1811, according to my father. She died Jan. 17, 1898. John Frank (Franks) died April 1854. They are buried on that farm, along with their son, Washington Frank and his wife, Catherine Powell. Their daughter, Nancy Fran~ married Silas Ramsey. After John's death in 1854, his wife came to live on the Washington Frank fann and the Ramsey's took over the other fann. Nancy Frank Ramsey died in 1851 and is buried there with her parents. Her tombstone is one of the two we can find that have not fallen into holes, etc. I learned from Mrs. Mary Ramsey Venable, a granddaughter of cousin Calvin Ramsey, that Mr. Silas Ramsey moved to Rockbridge County after Nancy's death and that family has had a prominent part in the life of the county. He was county clerk, and I think, an ancestor [descendant?] is now running for the State Senate. The others buried there are four of your little brothers and sisters, as you gave them to me. Uncle Lee's daughter, who is now dead, gave Booker a copy of the old fa1nily Bible in which all are listed. She thought her father did the writing in the Bible. Anyway, here they are so you will have a record: George W. Witt- b. 3-22-1860; d. 6-25-1861 John W. Witt- b . 6-6-1863; d. 9-27-1871 Mattie N. Witt - b. 5-10-1875; d. 2-16-1879 Harold J. Witt - b. 6-10-1878; d. 6-10-1878 There are no stones for the Franks or Witts, except one almost buried, but someday, the Lord willing, I shall have them properly identified. I have checked on the cost of a marker listing all of them. Dr. Wente is good about keeping it mowed. He loves that old fann and if the time comes that this fann gets out of our "Witt" hands I hope he can but this, too. He beautifies everything he touches and has a sense of appreciation for the family that lived there so Jong ago. Your parents got their marriage "consent" on June 10, 1859, according to t11e records in the Bedford County Courthouse, but I also have an 1858 date from somewhere. Here's your mother' s obituary which I copied from the Bedford Bulletin-Democrat This was in the issue of 1-5-1911 . She died Dec. 27, 1910: A Good Woman Gone Mrs. Eliza J. Witt, who has been quite ill for a long while, died on Wednesday night of last week at 9 o, clock, aged 67 years. She was the widow of Booker T. Witt, at one time a well-known contractor and builder, who preceded her to the grave twenty odd years ago. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 164 She had been a devout member of Timber Ridge Baptist Church s ince her gi~lhood and whenever her health permitted she was always in her place in the house of wors ~tp . Mrs. Witt was the mother of 15 children, a1l of whom are dead except ~ 1 ght, as follows: Lee R. Witt, of Washington, D.C.; Mrs. A. J. Comer, Mrs. Sarah Waogfie~d , K.[?], Abe, Charles B. and Frank A. of Bramwell, W.Va.~ Mrs. Helen Waugan1an, Ohio; Mrs. Nettie Wooldridge of Bedford. . Her children loved her devotedly and did everything in their power to prolong h~r life and add to her comfort. She was before marriage a Miss Franks, born and reared in the vicinity, where she lived all of her days, where everyone knew and loved he~ for her many good good traits of character. The funeral and interment took place at 11 o clock and the service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. C. W. Collier, which was attended by a long concourse of sorrowing friends . The pallbearers were Wm. Smith, Harold Stanley, James Mcintyre, F. 0. Thomas, C.R. Bondurant, and C. J. Ramsey. Fondly, Bobby Witt NOTE: Attached to the letter is a newclipping from the Bedford Bulletin-Democrat, dated August 15, 1979, entitled "Mrs. Helen Nave has 95lh birthday Aug. 8". In part it states: Mrs. Helen Witt Nave, who was born and reared on the old Witt farm on Little Otter, Route 22 l , celebrated her 95th birthday Wednesday Aug. 8. She was the dinner guest of her son Cecil W. Waugaman of Roanoke. Also present were her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Thomas with whom she now lives in Vinton, and her nieces, Mrs. R. E. Carneal and Miss Bobby Witt, and Robert C. Peterson of Bedford. Mrs. Nave's other daughter, Mrs. Marietta Waugaman Hockett, lives with her husband, Robert E. Hockett, at Orange. She was married to George Emory Waugaman Sept. 17, 1907. After his death she married Th01nas Nave in 1914 and had one son, Frank Nave who was lost aboard the submarine, " The Grunion"in the Aleutian Islands Aug. 2, 1942~ Mrs. Nave's parents were the late Booker T. and _Sarah Frank Witt. Mrs. Nave became a nurse in her youth and continued in that profession the gre~ter part of her life, doing private duty at one time at Johns Hopkins and Walter Reed ~osp1tals until her retirement in 1961, when she moved back to Virginia. She served ~ assis~t postmistress in the Vinton Post Office during the 1920s and 1930s and was active there m the Baptist church. She became weU-known in the Roanoke area because of her perio_d of service as a nurse for the late Dr. Semones who pioneered the practice of oste~pathy m Ro~ok~. Mrs. Nave wears a hearing aid, does not see well and has difficulty walkmg but her mmd is as clear as when she grew up in the Center Point neighborhood. She visits her old home once_ or twice a year and walks around the old orchard and other places where she played as a child, a~d where she and her sisters planted daffodils which still b loom all over the farm. Her health ts good and she looks forward to her 96t11 birthday. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 165 Funeral homes recently have been using the excuse of HIPAA privacy regulations to deny access to their records. As indicated by this federal advisory this is not true. ADVISORY CONCERNING THE HIPAA PRIVACY RULE The HIPAA Privacy Rule, a federal regulation which is required by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, will take effect on April 14, 2003. Basically, the HIPAA Privacy Rule will requi re all health care providers, such as hospitals, nursing homes and doctor offices, to adopt and implement strict privacy procedures for patient's medical records. Detailed information regarding the HIPAA Privacy Rule will be published in the next few weeks. However, with the compliance date of April 14, 2003 right around the corner, it is critical for funeral homes to understand several important aspects of how the HIPAA Privacy Rule does and does not impact funeral service. 1. Funeral homes are not covered by the HIPAA Privacy Rule. Covered Entities, which are those businesses that are subject to the HIPAA Privacy Rule requirements, consist of health plans, health care clearing houses, and health care providers. Although funera l homes may receive or have access to health information of the decedents they care for, they are not Covered Entities. Therefore, funeral homes are not subject to the HIPAA Privacy Rule and do not have to comply with the obligations imposed upon Covered Entities regarding the development of privacy practices and the protection of patient health care information. 2. Funeral homes are not Business Associates. When a Covered Entity has another business perform functions or activities on behalf the Covered Entity, and that business is provided patient health information, the s.µsiness is required as a "Business Associate" of the Covered Entity. While the HlPAA Privacy Rule does not directly regulate Business Associates, it does require Covered Entities to regulate the activities of Business Associates. The Covered Entity must enter into a contract with the Business Associate that mandates that the Business Associate's use of protected health information will be consistent with the privacy policies of the Covered Entity. In nearly all cases , funeral homes would not be regarded as a Business Associate of a Covered Entity. Therefore, if a hospital or nursing home requests that the funeral home enter into a Business Associate contract, the funeral home should not do so. The only exception wo uld be if the funeral home was providing services for the hospital. For example, if a funeral home .ran the morgue at the hospital, it would be a Business Associate. However, in the overwhelming majority of the cases, funeral homes are not Business Associates and should not enter into Business Associate contracts with hospitals, nursing homes, doctor offices or other Covered Entities. 3. Funeral homes may receive confidential medical information. Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, Covered Entities are permitted to make disclosure of confidential patient health information to funeral homes as necessary for the funeral home to carry out its duties with respect to the care of a deceased body. Therefore, hospitals could disclose to funeral homes the presence of a contagious disease or the fact that organ and tissue donations were taken from the deceased body. Hospitals and nursing homes may be contacting funeral homes to discuss these disclosure policies. Certainly, it would be appropriate for funeral homes to participate in the development of these disclosure policies to insure that the funeral home receives the necessary information to perform its duties for the decedent while protecting the health and safety of its staff. 257403. 1 4/6/03 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 166 Franklin county, Virginia Daniel Rufus Sink and Mary Lydia catheri ne (Sink) Sink Deed Book 57 page 298; Deed 5 Dec 1908 Samuel T . Sink ~nd . L':1cy Ida Si~ , . Daniel Ru:fus Sink all of Franklin county, Virgiru.a in co nsidera ti.on $200 his share as Legatee consistJ.ng of 1/7 part in dower lands of Isabel Sink: widdow of Read Sink, Dec. said lands lie on the north side of Maggodee creek in the County of' Franklin adjoining the lands of Benj • H. Layman, J ames Sink and others and contains i25a ml. Appurtenances • Samuel T . Sink . Lucy Ida Sink Benj . fl , Layman, Justice Acknowledged 5 Dec 1909/ Recorded clerk of court ' s Office 17 Feb 1909 hiSwi£eto Deed Book 57 page 299: Deed 6 Jan 1909 Josephus c. Sink and Effie L . Sink, his wife tO°Daniel fl, Sink in consideration $250 convey 1/7 share as legatees in dower lands of Isabel Sink fonnerly owned by Read Sink, Dec . in County of Franklin; "on Both sides of Ma.ggodee creek and adjoins the lands of James Sink, Benj. H. Layman and others and contains 148a as a whole to Daniel R. Sink With appurtenances . Josephus c. Sink . Effie L · Sink Benj . H. Layman, Justice Acknowledged 6 Jan 1909/ Recorded clerk of court's Office 17 Feb 1909 Deed Book 64 page 595: Deed 25 Oct 1913 William H. McNeil and Lucie A. McNeil, his wife to Daniel R. Sink in consideration $700 and receipt acknowledged land "on the east side of Lynchburg and Rocky Mount Turnpike on Bl~ckwater River and being bounded as fo.llows: "Beginning at a red oak tree in Lumsden land on Turnpike road thence north east with said road to Chambers and Al tices corner thence east with their land to Bards line on road then down sai~ road 30 yards to a rock thence east 100 yards to Henry Boards and Jac~b Sinks corner at S43 W.56 with a wire fence SJ Wl8 S.59 W 14 N (WIX re 21)? links , Sl4 W9p to Blackwater river thence up said river as i t ~~~nde: about 300 yards to Lumsdens land, and with said Lumsdens land about ya s to the beginning containing .50a ml to Daniel R. Sink with appurtenances. . William H. McNeil . Lucie A. McNeil BenJ. H. Layman, Justiven given Oct 2.5 1 913 Recorded Clerk of Court's Office July 1 , 1916 Book . -Deed - - -65 pages 4 9 - 50 : Whereas suit of Perdue & Sink pending :in county Court of Frankl.in Cou t commissioner. Wherean y, cer~in lands were sold by H. n . Dillard, Special No. 2. Whereas D R 5 ~ · R. Sink became purchaser of said sale of tract price of $760 cash • S~nk has ~ransferred his purchase to W. E . Stanley at of purchase price • .d nley paid H. D. Dillard, Special Conunissioner balance 5 holds against H. W. ~~nkDb R•. Sink being part an offset that D . R. Sink with interest thereon d Ybway of deed of trust, the entire purchase price at this time $1120 r~cet;e t y ~id D. R. Sink to Special conunissioner being been entered ad.mi tting HipD ac nowledged whereas in said suit an order has to said D. R. Sink or su • h ' Dillard, Special Commissioner to execute deed said Special Commissione~. person as he might direct, by joining in deed with Whereas D. R. Sink dir Stanley, he having t d d e~ e eed to tract purchased be conveyed. to W. E . pure ased same from said D. fl, Sink and said n. R· Sink VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - . �Page 167 D. R. Sink Continued DB 65 pages 49- 50; having transferred purchase to him . Now this deed 12 September 1916 H. D. Dillard, Special Commissioner of first part, D. R. Sink and L. M. c. Sink of second part and W. E . Stanley, of third part. Consideration swn $5 .00 convey land , " Beginning at points on the creek marked "a" on plat 862 E22p and 17links to a rock, thence With Bousmans line N26 E65p and 17 links to a rock near a pine in Sinks line NJ5 W7Jp N84 W.2P down branch S60 W9p S7J Wl2p to a walnut on creek and down same as it meanders 106~ to beginning . " Containing 24a. Tract in Frankl-i n County on waters Maggodee creek about eight miles NE Rocky Mount fully described in plat hereto attached and made part of deed to W. E . Stanley. D. fl , Sink . L. M. c . Sink Beginning at pointers on the creek marked "a " on platt S62 E22p & 17 links to a rock then with Bousmans line N26 E65p & 17 links to a rock near a Spring in Sinks line NJ5 W7Jp N84 W2p down br anch S60 W9p S7J Wl2p to a walnut on creek and down same as it meanders 106p to beginning . containing 24 Acres . J , s. Hale , Surv . Acknowledged by Beverly Berkeley, Commissioner in C~anceiy, of Law & Chancery Court, City of Roanoke, Va. Certified 19 Sept 1916 D. R· Sink and L. M. c. Sink Recorded in Franklin county clerk of court ' s Office September 22, 1916 Deed Book 66 page 58 : Deed Oct 1 1917 D. R· Sink and Lyddia M. c. Sink, his wife ~W . T . Cook in considera. tion sum $800 cash and acknowledged., real estate on the east side of the Lynchburg and Rocky Mount Turnpike on Blackwater River and bounded," Beginning at a red oak t r ee in Lumsden ' s land on turnpike and thence north east with said road to Chambers and Altic ' s corner, thence east With their lands to Board' s line in road, thence down said :road thirty yards to . a rock then east one hundred ya.nls to Henry Boards and Jacob Sinks corner S4J W21 with a Wire f'ence SJ Wl8 S9 Wl4 and 21 links Sl.4 W9 to Blackwater River theni up said river as it meanders about three hundred yards to Lwnsden ' s land and with said Lumsden land about 600 yards to the beginning ." containing 50a ml . D. R. Sink. Lydia M. c. Sink H. D. Dillard, Commissioner, Circourt court certifies D. R· Sink & Lydia M. c. Sink October 1, 1917 Recorded Clerk of court ' s Office Oct 1, 1917 compiler: Traced f'acsirnile Original dated Aug 18, 1916 ~ by J . s. Hale, Surv. Mary Ann Sink Barnes, grandaughter of Daniel Rufus Sink and Lydia Mary Catherine (Sink) Sink, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 168 AFRICAN AMERICAN ANCESTRY Saunders Cemetery, Floyd County On Rt. 221 S. go past Willis, VA. Turn right on Indian Valley Road. A fte r approximately 5 miles tum right onto Rocky Hill Road. Proceed 1h n1ile a nd tu rn right onto gravel farm road, before reaching a brick house. After e n tering th rough a cattle gate the cemetery is on a hill to the right. Row 1 Large Stone Rufus PRICE 1886-1964 Rosie PRICE 1908-1967 E lla PACK 1924- 1965 Wilbert M. PRICE Pvt. US Army World War IT April 28, 1919-March 3, 1997 Unmarked grave Elsie S. PRICE 1928-1989 Funeral Home Marker Darlene S. STUART 1954-2005 Funeral Home Marker Julia A. SAUNDERS Nov.9 . 1872-Dec.3, 1961 Amos U. SAUNDERS July 7, 1896-Nov. 1961 Also Funeral Home Marker g ives name as A m os Ukiah Saunders Row2 William H. PACK 1953-1954 Funeral Ho1ne Marker VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 169 David SAUNDERS Funeral Home Marker 1950-1950 Mary Jane wife of Robeti STIGER born Dec. 9, 19 18 died April 2 1, 1940 Gone But Not Forgotten Noriller G. PHILLIPS 1890-1951 Funeral H01ne Marker Row3 Eul a Francis w ife of Hampton DOBBINS born Sept. 4, 19 14 died Jan. 18, 194 1 Gone But Not Forgotten Charles E. SAUNDERS V irginia, PVT 37 1 Inv., 93 Div. June 25, 1919 field stone marker field stone n1arker Moses SAUNDERS Died July 30, 1928 Age 64 years Gone But Not Forgotten Noriller PHILLIPS 1892-1961 Sheler PHILLIPS Virginia, PFC Co. D, 802 Pioneer Inv. World War I July 2, 1892 February 27, 1958 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 170 Row4 Samuel E. , son of M . & R. B. SAUNDERS Oct. 27, 1884 April 8, 1891 How soon fades the tender flower Moses SAUNDERS April 5, 1866 died April 3, 1887 Rosabell SAUNDERS JOHNSON born Mar. 20, 1853 died Feb. 15, 1941 There is rest in heaven Houston B ., son of J.A. and O.M. SAUNDERS May 28, 1923 June 14, 1925 Gone to be an angel Large Stone SAUNDERS James Avle 1883-1964 Ollie Mae 1893-1984 Rosetta Gladys SAUNDERS April9, 1921 Dec. 7, 1988 Large Stone SAUNDERS Fendell M. Aug.6, 1918 Jan. 12,2002 Hester W. June 1, 1919 Jan. 2 1, 2006 Also military marker F en dell M . SAUNDERS CPL US Army World War II VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES .- - - - - - - ---- --- - - - �Page 171 Row 5 Izella M., wife of Arthur F ARRlS Dec. 3, 1886 Sept. l 7, I 9 16 She was too good, too gentle and fair to dwell in thi s cold world of care Mary B., wife of S. W. STOVALL July 23, 1899 Nov. 20, 1920 We trust our Joss wi ll be her gain and that with Christ she goes to reign Oscar D. SAUNDERS Mar. 11 , 1930 Oct. 25, 1969 Blessed are the merciful Our Son Leonard R . SAUNDERS 1957- 1957 Transcribed October 2 1, 2006 by John Edmonds and Michael Blankenship Pinkard Court Family Reunion On Dec. 16, 2006 from 1 :00 to 4:00 p m the Harrison Museum of African American Culture will be hosting a Pinkard Court Family Reunion at the Museum. If you or anyone you know has any connection to the Pinkard Court community please plan to attend and share your memories with old friends who were more like "family" than friends. Also invited are those who have memories of Dr. Pinkard. The exhibit Dr. John Henry Pinkard, African American Legend of the Roanoke Valley continues through December. We can't bring Pinkard Court back but w e can keep the memories alive. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Orphan photos are photos that have somehow lost their families . We' d like to make the effort to find their families and hopefully reunite them. If someone pictured here appears on your family tree, please let us know and we' 11 get the photo to you. Remember, the first request gets the photo ... but maybe the person who gets the photo will be kind enough to send others a scan. Requests for a photo can be e-mailed to the editor at: mblankens@yahoo.com. Real photo postcard identified as Bobby Jean Broyles, 1937 Real photo postcard identified as Kinzie Sink Unidentified photo on the reverse is stamped People's Studio, 15 E. Campbell Ave., Roanoke, VA. "Tis a thirty minute picture" VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 173 RAYMOND BARNES' ROANOKE HISTORY TO BE REPIUNTED A new edition of Raymond Barnes' huge A Historyofrhe CityofRoanokewill be published by the Historical Society of Western Virginia this fall. This edition will contain two paperback volumes with the 115-page index compiled by Betty Low after Barnes' death. The price for the two volumes will be $75, postpaid. The history has been out of print and in demand for many years. Barnes, a Roanoke lawyer of the old school, published his 844-page history in 1968. Beginning with the organization of the Town of Roanoke in 1882, he wrote of the everyday happenings ofRoanokers in chapters for each year until 1940. Although criticized for some inaccuracies. the book contains an excellent picture oflife-business, social and government-in the first half of Roanoke's history. The book is chock-full of names, as seen in the lengthy index. Orders should1 be addressed to the Historical Society of Western Virginia, P. 0. Box 1904, Roanoke, VA 24008. THE TWELVE DAYS OF A GENEALOGY CHRISTMAS On the Twelfth day of Christ1nas, My true love gave to n1e, Twelve census searches, Eleven Printer ribbons, Ten e-mail contacts, Nine headstone rubbings, Eight birth and death dates, Seven town clerks sighing, Six second cousins, 1 Five coats of arms, 0 .Fnntff9·ffj·ee, Four GEDCOM files, O' Ycuni(9 fh·ee Three old wills, Two CD-ROMS And a b·r anch in my family tree. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 174 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continu ed D. CAMERON LUCAS D . Cameron (Cam) LUCAS, 73, died at his home in Blacksburg Monday night. l lc is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mabel P. LUCAS; a sister, Mrs. J . E. ROBERTS , . Roanoke; a brother, James A. LUCAS; Blacksburg. Funeral was at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Blacksburg Methodist Church with burial in West View. DR. FORD K. LUCAS Blacksburg:.. Dr. Ford K. LUCAS, 68, died at his home in Blacksburg, Sunday. He is survived by his wife, Julia B. LUCAS; two sons, Dr. Davis Craig LUCAS of Roanoke, Samuel LUCAS, Richmond; one brother, Roderick L. LUCAS, Childress; two sisters, Mrs. B ess L. KOONTZ, Troutville, Mrs. Josephine R. JOHNSON, Chaddsford, Pa. Funeral will be at 2 P·r:1· Tuesday at the VPI War Memorial Chapel. The body will be at Jones' new Funeral Home unti l 1 p.m. Tuesday. interment will be at the home Cemetery at Childress. The family requests memorials to t~e VPJ War Memorial Chapel. (Written on this: May 19 '63) J. J. LUCAS Blacksburg- Jolm Jesse LUCAS, 85, died Sunday morning in a Ma1ion hospital. Smviving is a sister, Mrs. J.E. ROBERTS, Roanoke. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in West View, Blacksburg. · L. L. LUCAS Blacksburg, July 14 (Special) - Funeral services for Lonzo L. LUCAS, 30,.who died Saturday in Akron, Ohio, will be co.nducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Waitesville, W.Va., church and interment will be in the church Cemetery. He has several relatives here. (Partial article on the back: ".. aimed by the Japanese at the ... seizure of Midway island. The Japanese fleet, approaching in two divisions, turned tail early on the morning of June 4. At that time only ten Japanese ships had been hit and Amerjcan officers expected ... 11 ) MRS. ROBERT J. LUCAS Blac~sburg, Oct. 23 - Mrs. Robert J. LUCAS, 87, died at her home here this morning. Sh e is survi~ed by four daughters, Mrs. Margaret McDONALD, Mrs. Mary Lee EFFINGER, Mrs. ~rru~:R~~, Blacksburg, and Sue TOLER, Roanoke; three sons, Hatcher W. LUCAS, Ma~TR:E E. LUCAS, Cambria; an~ Dock R. LUCAS, Elliston; one s ister, Mr~. Ollie :d O luefield, W.Va.; 19 grandchild~en and 12 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be 2 Fn ay at :3 p.m. at P · D · Oakey Funeral H ome with burial in West View Cemetery. ;:man ROBERT J. LUCAS Blacksburg, Oct..18 (S~ecial)-Robert·J. LUCAS, 54, died this morning at his h o me near Blacksburg. He is survived by hi ·.c i· UC . bl LUCAS 11 fM s WlLe, Mrs. Leia L AS; three sons, Harman, H atchet and Rib e M DO~A~D ontgomery county; and four daughters, Miss Sue LUCAS, Mrs. Margaret c 'Mrs. Mary Lee EFFINGER, and Mrs. Lannie BROWN all of Montgomery county. Funeral servi~es will be conducted Monday at 2:30 p.m. a~ the home by Rev. RICHARDSON. Interment will be in West View Cemetery. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 175 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued SAMUELLYBROOK Blacksburg, March 27 - Samuel LYBROOK, 83, died this afternoon here. Surviving are one nephew and two ni eces. Funeral will be Monday at 4:30 p.m. from the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home here. Buria l w ill be in the Barger Cemetery. C HARLES E. MARTfN Blacksburg - C ha rl es Edgar MARTfN, 55, died Tuesday in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife, Lema HUNTER MARTfN; a foster son, Wesley SARVER, Joplin, Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Cebert HALE, Mrs. Bruce HELTON, Pulaski; two brothers, Douglas MARTIN, Pulaski, Frank MARTIN , B lacksburg. The funeral wi ll be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Hoy Funeral Home with burial in Rose Lawn Memorial Gardens. (Written on this: Dec 15 1966) CHARLES S. M ARTIN Blacksburg, June 7 - C harles S. MARTIN, 85, died this morning at his home here. Funeral services will be held F1i <lay at 3 p.m. at the home with burial in West View Cemetery. G. LOGAN MARTIN G. Logan MART IN, 73, retired merchant, died Tuesday morning at his home in Blacksburg. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Emma L. OAKEY MARTIN; a son, Oakey MARTIN, Blacksburg; and a brothe r, C. T. MARTIN, Blacksburg. Funeral services wi ll be conducted at Oakey's chapel, Roano ke, at 2 p.m. today by the Rev. F. M. Richardson, of Blacksburg. lntenn ent will be in East Hill, Salem. MRS. LILLIAN H UNTER MARTCN Blacksburg, Feb. 23 - Mrs. Lilliar1 H UNTER MARTIN, 59, died thi s morning. Surviving are her husband, E. L. MARTIN, Blacksburg; her mother, Mrs. J. L. H UNT ER, Blacksburg; two sisters. Mrs . Molly STEVE RS, Mrs. Helen ODHAM, both of Blacksburg; three brothers, Han-y HUNTER, Elsie HUNTER, both of Blacksburg; William HUNTER, Roanoke. Funeral services will be held W ednesday at 2 p.m. at the Lutheran Church. lntennent will be in West View C emetery. HOBARTJ. MATHERLY Blacksburg - Hobart J. MATHERLY, 63, died at his home Monday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Katherine POWELL MATHERLY; a sister, Mrs. Susie KEITH, Roanoke; a brother, Jahue W . MATHERLY, Blacksburg. Funeral will be today at 2 p.m. at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home with burial in W est View Cemetery. (Written on this: Feb 29 1960) L. W". McCLANAHAN New Castle - Linwood William McCLANAHAN, 46, died here F1iday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs . Elizabeth Mae McC LANAHAN; one daughter, Miss Wanda Lee McCLANAHAN, New Castle; one brother, Bennett McCLANAHAN, Lorain, Ohfo; three sisters, Mrs. Carl WRIGHT, Newport News, Miss Helen McCLANAHAN, Roanoke, and Mrs. Lillian DOSS, New Castle. The body will rema in at Boitnott Funeral Home pending aITangements. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 176 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued FRANK L. McCOY . . sbur Aug. 21 - Frank L. McCOY, 72, di ed this m orning at his home in Blacksburg . B lac~ · ;.e bis widow Mrs Fannie SNODGRASS McCOY, B lacksburg; one son, Leo n urvivmg ' · · b ·u d Mrs Sam P M COY Blacksburg; two daughters, Mrs. P. M. CAR.PER, Tim erv1 e, an ·· · c~NRAD, Harrisonburg; two sisters, Mrs. G. S. ALBERT and Mrs ..J. W . S IFFORD , ? o th ..of McCOY; one brother, G. S. McCOY, of McCOY; and three grandchild r~n. F~neral will. be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at the Oakey Funeral Home here. Burial will be 111 West View Cemetery. 5 HARRY M. McCOY Blacksburg, June 12 (Special) - Harry M. McCOY, of Blacksburg, died th~s aftemoo~ nt a Christiansburg hospital. Among the survivors is a sister, Mrs. F. R. POR1 ER, Jr. , ~t R oanoke. (Part of an article on the back: "The United States has paid with the loss of the Lexi ngt~n a nd b y heavy damage to another carrier off Midway. These represent a third of the large Amen ca n naval carriers in service at the start. The obsolete Langley, lost near Java, was a te nd er.··") HARRY M. McCOY Blacksburg, June 13 (Special) - Harry M. McCOY, 28, of Blacksburg, di ed in the Christi ansburg hospital last evening. The funeral services will b e held at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home here Sunday at 4 p.m. and interment will be in West View Cemetery. Surviving arc two s isters, including Mrs. Rodney PORTER of Roanoke, and a brother. MRS. ISABEL 0 . McMAHAN Blacksburg, April 19 (Special) - Mrs. Isabel OLIVER McMAHAN, 73, died at h er ho me near Blacksburg this morning. Funeral will be conducted at the home Thursday morning at l 0 o'clock by the Rev. Ed RICHARDSON. Burial will be in the family Cemetery. (Part of an article on the back:" ... leaders anticipate it would strengthen the president's hadn and pave the way for a strong message to Congress. Such a message might be a demand that Congress carry out promptly u policy "short of war" but stronger than words to curb "aggressor" nations - a policy s uch as Mr. Roosevelt talked about last January. The White House has taken no direct part. .. .") PEARLIE E. McMAHAN Blacksburg, Aug. 12 - Pearlie E. McMAHAN, 67, died Sunday at his home near here. Surviving are two sons, Claude McMAHAN, Greensboro, N.C.; Otey McMAHAN, Gainesville, Fla.; two dau~ters, Mrs. C. S. ARNOLD, Mrs. Lloyd YOUNG, both of Portsmouth; three brothers J ake, Whitey and Marshall McMAHAN, all of Blacksburg; and four grandchildren. Fune ral wi ll be Tuesday at 4 p.m. at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. WILLIAM C. (JAKE) McMAHAN William C. (Jake) McMAHAN, 53, died Saturday in a Radford hospital. Surviving are his w ife, Mrs. Gretta DAVIS McMAHAN; a son, lrvin C. McMAHAN, and a daughter, Mrs. De nny M . JONES, both ?fBlacksburg; two brothers, M. E. and c. w. McMAHAN, both of Blacksburg; and a grandchild. Funeral was Monday at 2 p.m. at Davis Memorial Chapel. Burial was in West View Cemetery. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - --- - �Page 177 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued STANELY GORDON MEREDITH - Stanley Gordon MEREDITH, 27, of Blacksburg, died Wednesday, Dec. 27, 1972, ma Radford hospital. Survivi ng are his wife, Joyce DUNCAN MEREDITH; a daughter, Lorrie Ann MEREDITH, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. MEREDITH, Pembroke; four brothers, Charles R. MEREDITH, Elmhurst~ Ill., Eli Arthur M EREDITH, Norfolk, Donald Martin MEREDITH, Baltimore, Md., Tommy Lee MEREDITH, Radford; four sisters, Mrs. Sadie W ILLIAMS, Pembroke, Mrs. Clara M. DUNCAN, Blacksburg, Mrs. Min Rose ROOP Bristo l, T enn., Mrs. Aleta Jo LEWIS, Arlington Heights, Ill. The funeral was held Friday, D~c. 29, at Mount Lebanon United Methodist Church, Hoges Chapel, with burial in the church Cemetery. Williams-Jam ison Funeral Home, Pembroke, handled arrangements. ~lacksburg MRS. OLLIE J . MILLER Christiansburg, A ug. 3 - Mrs. Ollie Jane MILLER, 80, died this morning in a Radford hospital. Surviving are a son, Charli e MILLER, Christi ansburg; a sister, Mrs. Lillie HOCKODAY, Tucson, Ariz.; two brothers, W illie DUNCAN , Troutville; and Leander DUNCAN, Clu·istiansburg. Funeral wi ll be Monday at 2 p.m. at Richardson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. JAMES A. MOORE James Amos MORRE, 70, died Monday afternoon at his home at Bradshaw, Roanoke county, runeral services were held yesterd ay at Moore's chapel at 3:00 p.m. by E. P. HADLEY. Interment was in the church Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Pemie B. MOORE; a son, Neal, both ~f Bradshaw; a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle LUCAS of Blacksburg; five brothers, C. F. MOORE of Roanoke, J. A. MOORE of lronto, Jacob MOORE of Bradshaw, Harvey MOORE of Ashton W. Va., and Tom MOORE of Urbanna, Ill.; two half-brothers and a half-sister, George MOORE of Winston-Salem and Bryan MOORE of Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Jack ALLEN of Fincastle. BOSE L. MOR EH EAD Blacksburg, Feb. 3 - Bose L. MOREHEAD, 70, died in a Christiansburg hospital this morning. Survi ving are his wife, Mrs. Ella Mae DAVIS MOREHEAD; two sons, Lloyd T. MOREHEAD, McCoy, and J . 0 .. MOREHEAD, Blacksburg; three daughters, Mrs. Burton HANEY, Blacksburg; Mrs. Houston PERDUE, Cambria, and Mrs. Lyman JEFFREYS, Evanston, Ill. ~ two brothers, Ed MOREH EA D, Blacksburg, and A. P. MOREHEAD, Salem ; four sisters, Mrs. S. C. WEDDLE, Mrs. C. P. PRICE and Mrs. Charles LOVERN, all of Blacksburg, and Mrs. Cline WHITLOCK, Roanoke; 18 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at P. D. Oal<ey Funeral Home. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. JOHNNEWLEE Blacksburg, Sept. 1 - Funeral services for John Newlee, about 70, who died Thursday in Blacksburg, w ill be held at Oakey's chapel here Saturday afternoon. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. Survivors include a sister, Miss Virginia NEWLEE of Roanoke. CALEY E. NOLEN Blacksburg, Jan . 29 - Caley E. NOLEN, 49, died this morning at his home here. He is survived by his wi fe, Mrs. Grace SARVER NOLEN ; fo ur sons, Alvin NOLEN, Clarence NOLEN, Gale VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 178 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued NOLEN, LeRoy NOLEN, Blacksburg; four daughters, Ethel NOLEN, Dorothy NOLEN, f\/lary NOLEN, Margaret NOLEN, Blacksburg; six brothers, Milton NOLEN, Cambria; Ophus NOLEN, Thalus NOLEN, Blacksburg; Elmer NOLEN, St. Paul, Jnd .; Lester NO LEN, Leo na rd N OLEN, Roanoke; two sisters, Mrs. Tillie PRICE, Blacksburg; Mrs. E lo ui se BOURN E, Washington, D.C. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in P. D . Oakey Funeral Ho m e with burial in Belmont Cemetery. DANIELP. NUNN Blacksburg, Oct. 25 - Daniel Preston NUNN, 75, died last night in a C hris ti a nsbur g hospita l. H e is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ella DALTON NUNN; four daughters, Mrs. Bessie BLAND, Charlottseville; Mrs. Gertrude HALE, Blacksburg; Mrs. Gladys HOWERY, Camb1;a; Mrs. lrenc STEIN, Fredericksburg; 20 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Services will be he ld at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Montgomery Primitive Baptist Church with burial in W est View Cemetery. MRS. PEARL J. O'BRIEN Blacksburg - Mrs. Pearl Jones O'BRIEN, 62, d ied at her home Monday. S urviving are he r husband, Ray O'BRIEN; three foster sons, Emmett Carl HUNGATE, Blacksburg, Henry R . JONES Jr., Hampton, and Jesse L. JONES, Newport News; a brother, Dri es M . JON ES, Blacksburg; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral will be at 2 p.m . Wednesday at Hoy F~neral C:hapel by the Rev. Odo KRETLOW , with burial in W est View Cemetery. The body will remam at the funeral home. (Written on this: April 7th 1963) DAYID OLIVER ~=burg, Sept. 18 (Special)- David LeRoy OLIVE~, 25, so~ of ~ile~ and ~~s. Irene b . f. ER OLIVER of Blacksburg, died late Monday mght at a hospital m Christiansburg after a ~e illness. Services were held today at the O akey funeral home and burial was in W est View. ~ OLfVER, who was a sergeant in the Blacksburg national guard, is s urvived by his parents an_dseveral brothers and sisters. (Part of an article on the back: "Further heavy destru ction was :alri tdo hhave been done to strategic German railroad yards, junctions and s upply depots "whic h ea Y ave taken s h hi h AdolfH·l , ,,. ~ muc punishment" Lashing gales, w c were reported to have scatte red 1 ter s invasion fleet," gave way today to brilliant sunshine and moderate seas.") MRS. J. WILEY OLIVER Blacksburg Oct 3 1 Mr . her husband: fi · - s. Wiley OLIVER, 67, died today at her home here. S he is s urvi ved by Tex. Sgt Th, our sons: J . Duval OLIVER McKees Rock, Pa.; Sgt. W esley E. OLIVER, Killeen . OSTR omasR. OLIVER, C amp Lejeune, .' NC· Mrs.., Violet . ., Sgt · J · J · OLIVER , F t. L ee,· fiive daughters:, Sall y GORDON COS'!<'(, Boston, Mass.; Mrs . Rebecca Rl~KETTS, Anchorage, Alas ka; Mrs . sisters: Mrs. J. ~stiansburg; Mrs. Doris WEDDLE, Miss Irene OLIVER, Blacksburg; two CAMPER R0 b rt. AND Sr. , Mrs. W. A BANDY, Blacksburg; three brothers: Clyde E. ' e ·A. CAMPER Bl . CAM PER T . and one great-grandchild . , a~ksburg; Leroy , .ampa, Fla. ; 2 1 grandch~ldren Home with burial in W · S~rvices will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday m the P. D . Oakey Funeral est View Cemetery. W J. WfLEY OLIVER Blacksburg - J. Wiley OLIVER, 73 , d.1ed here Saturday. surv1·v111g · are h..ts wt·fie, M rs. N a nnie· HALE OLIVER, Blacksburg; four daughters, Mrs. John P. GORDON, C hti s tiansburg, Mrs. Dan VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 179 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued SH ELLEY, Jacksonvi lle, N.C., Mrs. Dan OSTROSKY, Boston, Mass., and Mrs. Everette RICKETTS, Pakistan: four sons, Thomas OLIVER and J. J. OLIVER, both of Petersburg, J. D. OLIVER, McKees Rock, Pa., and W. E. OLIVER, Ki leen, Tex.; three sisters, Mrs. Blanche HILTON , Shinnston, W. Va., Mrs. Rachael VAUG HT, Princeton, W. Ya., and Mrs. Retta MONGER, Norfolk: a brother, Mason OLIVER, Rochester, N.Y. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the new Jones Funeral Chapel, with burial in West View Cemetery. The body is at the old Jo nes Chapel, 110 Church St., Blacksburg. (Written on this: April 20, 63) JAMES (CHECK) OLIVER Blacksburg - James (Check) OLIVER, 81, died in a Christiansburg nursing home Friday night. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Victoria CLARK, Salem; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Percy ALLS, Mrs. Kirk PERDUE and Mrs. Bernard BROWN, all of Blacksburg; four stepsons, Willie DOVE, Leslie DOVE, Jolm DOVE, all of Blacksburg, and Walter DOVE, Princeton, W. Va.; two half brothers, Marshall McMAHAN and Whitey McMAHAN, both of Blacksburg. Funeral w ill be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Jones Funeral Home with burial in West View Cemetery. JOHN OLIVER John OLIVER, 66, of Blacksburg, died Saturday morning at Dublin. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Elsie OLIVER, two sons and a daughter: Russell OLIVER, Winchester; Byron OLIVER, Charlottesville; Mrs. V illet BLACKBU RN, Norfolk; and two sisters: Mrs. J. W. ROBERTSON and Mrs. Ollie WOOLRIDGE, Roanoke. funeral services will be conducted at Lotz Funeral Home at 2 p.rn. Monday by the Rev. John T. COBURN and the Rev. B. A. JENKINS. Interment will be in Fairview. MRS. JOHN CA LVIN OLIVER Elsie TYLER OLIVER, 68, of 8 14 Rorer Ave., SW died Friday in a Roanoke hospital. A retired practical nurse, she was the widow of John Calvin OLIVER. Surviving are two brothers, James Lewis TYLER, Montvale, Wiley Gordon TYLER, Roanoke. The funeral will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Lotz C hapel, Roanoke, with burial in Fnir View. (Written on this: May 28 71) MRS. LULA V. OLIVER Blacksburg, Oct. 29 - Mrs. Lula Virginia OLIVER, 56, died Thursday afternoon at her home here after a brief illness. Surviving are her husband, one son, and two brothers, F. D. and W. M. EPPERLY, both of Roanoke. The funeral wi ll be held at the home at 3 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in West V iew. MRS. DELLA DOVE Mrs. Della DOVE, 46, d ied at her home near Dry Run Wednesday morning. Funeral services were conducted at the Blacksburg Methodist church Thursday at 2 o'clock by Rev. J. A. JOHNSON. Interment was in West View Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, John DOVE, and two sons, Marshall and Fred, five daughters, Caudine, Hazel, Blanche, Ruby and Jaunita Doss, all of Montgomery county; her mother, Mrs. J.B. DOSS, five brothers, Mason DOSS, Roanoke; Ward DOSS, B1istol; Park, Clyde and Wade DOSS of Blacksburg; four sisters, Mrs. A. M. PERDUE, Mrs. Mary BANDY, Mrs. M. K. WHITICAR, Mrs, G. W. REGAN, all of Blacksburg. (1 know this is out of alphabetical order - it was on the same page as Miss Rosa L. Oliver, below.) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 180 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued MISS ROSA L. OLIVER Miss Rosa Lee OLIVER, 58, died Tuesday, April 11 , in a Roanoke hospital. Funeral services were conducted from the Blacksburg Methodist church at 4 p.m. by Rev. J. A. JOHNSON. Interment was in West View Cemetery. She is survived by three brothers, W. H. OLIVE R, Wheeling, W. Va., C. E. OLIVER, Bluefield, W. Va., F. C. OLIVER, Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy GUMM, Blacksburg, and Mrs. Betty ALLEN, Akron, 0. MRS. JENNIE G. MOREHEAD Blacksburg, April 5 (Special) - Mrs. Jennie GIBBS MOREH.E AD died yesterday on her 74th birthday anniversary at her home near here. Services wi ll be held at Lusters Gate church Saturday at 2 p.m., with interment in west View Cemetery. (I know thi s is out of alphabe tical order - it was on the same page as S. Jackson Oliver, below. See that obit uary for clue to date.) S. JACKSON OLIVER N~wport, _April 5 (Special) - S. Jackson OLIVER, 78, widely-known Craig county farmer, di ed this mommg at his home near Maywood. Funeral services w ill be held at the home S unday afternoon at 1 p.m. with burial in Ross Cemetery. Surviving are two sons, Minor OLIVER, Newport, and Dr. Oren OLIVER, Nashville, Te1U1. (Part of an article on the back of thi s: "Peace Hopes Dead The only certain conclusion appears to be that any faint, surviving flicker of earl y peace hopes has been verbally bombed to death. Against the background of that belligerent broadcast cross-fire, President Roosevelt's recent estimate of the present situation as affordin g "scant" h h · 0f ope peac seems optimistic. The trio of belligerent spokesmen revealed none at a ll. ~n the_co~trary, they exchanged pledges of war-to-the-death and claims that victory was in s ight 1or their s1des ... ") DIES IN ARIZONA PRIVATE W. T. OLfVER Word has been received i Bl k . . . . . Private w lfi d T 0 n ac_ sburg of the death Thursday ma Phoemx, Anzona, hospital of Mrs. J.C. ~~~VE· ~VER, with the Cif!llY air corps stationed at Luke Field. Son of Mr. and high school H R, Blacksburg and Charlottesville, Private OLIVER attended Blacksburg 26 Well known. ( e_wttas h years ?ld and for the past several years had been working in Richmond . wn en t at way th · h r d· · at Richmond 1 t 1 1 in e paper) in the B lacksburg section, e en tste m the air corps brother, Byron~L~~d had not been home since that time. He is also_survived by a halfNorfolk Ca s fhis d ' of Charlottesville, and a half-s ister, Mrs. Denrus BRADSHAW, of · u eo eath w · I b Blacksburg Lutheran church as given as blood disease. He had ong een a r:ie~ber of the . by a picture ofh. · . · Funeral arrangements have not been m ade. (This is accompani ed im m uniform · . 1) At the meeting of th b · Part o f an article on the b ac k : "N ew C astJe, M arc11 7 (S pec1a · · county M on d ay, t h e sum o f $5 per mont h was appropriated fore thOard of . supe . rv1sors of Craig e services m .the_Iunch room at M aywoo d h1·gh sch oo, 1 b egmmng · · · I1 th e month of December, 194 w1t 1 a ' nd contmw.ng until the close of the school.") 0 MRS. GORDON C. OTEY Blacksburg- Laura Ann HAMLIN OTEY, 101 , widow of Gordon C loyd OTEY, di ed Wednesday at the ~ome of a son, G. C. OTEY, Blacksburg. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Molly HEMP, Covmgton, Mrs. Etta V. HENDERSON, Mrs. Florence SNIDER, Ch1i stiansburg, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 181 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued Mrs. Bess M cMA f IAN. Portsmouth, Mrs. Minnie HURT, Blacksburg; another son, Lester E. S HA VER , Blacksburg; a brother. J. T. HAMLfN, Christiansburg. Hoy Funeral Home is handling arrangements. MRS. GORDON C. OTEY Blacksburg -The funeral for Laura Ann HAMLIN OTEY, 101, widow of Gordon Cloyd OTEY, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Hoy Funeral Chapel with burial in Jennelle Cemetery, near Christiansburg. (Written o n th is: Mar 8 J972) MRS. LUCILLE C. OVERSTREET Mrs. Lucille CRAIG OVERSTREET. formerly of Roanoke, died \Vednesday in a Danville hospital. Mrs . OVERSTREET moved to Danville from Roanoke about six months ago. She was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran C hurch and a fonner staff nurse for the Red Cross regional b lood center. Surviving are her husband, Lawrence W. OVERSTREET, her mother, Mrs. Melvina C. CRA IG, B lacksburg; three sisters, Mrs. William P. DAVIS and Mrs. E. Herbert RYAN, both of Blacksb urg, and Mrs. Thomas PATSEL, Roanoke. Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Lotz, conducted by the Rev. J.E. STOCKM AN. Burial will be in Evergreen. Pallbeare rs w ill be J . W. CLINGENPEEL, R . N. SIBOLD, O.P. SCH ILLING, V. A. ANGELL, GEORGE P. HAS H AN D HARRY G. AN D ERSON. MRS. ERVIN P. PASCOE Blacksburg - Louise Ruth PASCOE, 69, wife of Ervin P. PASCOE, died Tuesday in a Marion hospital. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Stella CLIEIT, Draper, Mrs. Mary KLOPFER, Port Charlotte, F la. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Ri chardson Funeral Chapel, Christiansburg, with bu rial in Sunset Cemete1y. C HARLES PE RD UE Blacksburg, J une 24 (Specia l) - Charles PERDUE, 69, died Wednesday ni ght at hi s home here. Survi ving are h is wifo, b efore thei r marriage Miss Maggie LUCAS, of Montgomery county; one daughter, Mrs. J runes Bell WALL; and three sons, Alfred, Kirk and Edward PERDUE, all of B lacksburg. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church Friday at 2 :30 p.m ., conducted by the R ev. J. A. JOHNSON, assisted by the Rev. Lee C. SHEPPARD, and bmial will b e in West V iew. MRS. MAGG IE L. PERDUE B lacksbu rg, Sept. 18 (S pecial) - Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie LUCAS PERDUE, 73, w ho died yesterday in a Roanoke hospita l, will be h eld at the Blacksburg Methodist church at 2:30 p .m. Fti day with intennent in West View Cemetery. Surviving are three sons, one daughter and a s ister, Mrs. J. E. ROBERTS of Roanoke. MRS. L UC Y PERRIN Mrs. L ucy McCONKEY PE RRlN , 51, of 2 15 Day Ave .. S. W ., died F1iday morning in a Roanok e hospita l. S urvi vi ng are tlu·ee sons: Jolm K. PERRIN, U. S. Atmy, Korea; Patrick P. PERRIN , Roan oke; a sister and two brothers~ Mrs. Mattie M. TRUC KS, Roanoke~ Samuel M cCONKEY, T a rboro, N. C.~ George G. M cCONKEY, Huntington, W. Va.; and 10 grand children. The bod y wi ll lie at Oakey's pending funeral plans. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 182 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued MONTGOMERY SHERIFF IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Christiansburg, Nov. 13 - William PLUNKETI, 59, Montgomery sheriff, died this afternoon in a Roanoke hospital where he was brought Saturday following a heart attack. Sheriff PLUNKETI was a life-long resident of Montgomery county and took office January 1 of this year. H e also served as deputy county commissioner for a number of years. Surviving are his widow, Ella Bruce PLUNKETT, three daughters, Mrs. Harry A. WALL, Sunflower, Kan.; Mrs. Walter H. WHITEHEAD, Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Mrs. C.R. BROWN, Rapid City, S.D. MRS. AGNES HOWE PRICE Blacksburg, Oct. 14 (Special) - Mrs. Agnes HOWE PRICE, 70, died Sunday eve~in g at th~ home of her son, H. R. PRICE, near Blacksburg. Services will be conducted from Dav~s Mei:nonal Chapel in the Luster's Gate conununity Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Burial will be m West View. BUD H. PRICE Blacksburg- Bud H. PRICE, 77, died Saturday in a Radford nursing home. He is survived by four sons, Roy S. PRICE, Princeton, W. Va., Minor E. PRICE, Catawba, Oliph 0. PRICE, Blacksburg, Bud M. PRICE, Townsen~ Del. ; four daughters, Mrs. Ri ta CALDWELL, Bl~c~burg, Mrs. Lee SONGER, Cambria, Mrs. Geneva ROSE, Mrs. Louise CURREY, Wi~mgton, Del.; a sister, Mrs. Ress SNYDER, Blacksburg; three brothers, Frank PRICE, Peansbur~, Jess PRICE, Bluefield W. Va., Miller PRICE, Blacksburg and 22 grandchildren. Funeral will be a~ 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Blacksburg Baptist Church by the Rev. R. T · HOWER~ON w1th b~rial in Roselawn Memory Garden. The body will remain at Jones Funeral Home until 9:30 a.m. CHRISTOPHER GLEN PRICE BFJ~dcks~urgR- Christopher Glen PRICE year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howard PRICE, di ed n ay tn a · adford h ·t l ,. . . . grandpare t Mr ospi a· A1so surviving are a sister, Debra Ann PRICE, at home; his The funer:l ~ill a~d Mrs. G. L. PRICE, Blacksburg, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. ATKfNS, Pemb~·oke. Gardens. e aturday at 4 p.m. Hoy Funeral Chapel with burial in Roselawn Memonal b DANIEL B. PRICE Blacksburg, Jan. 9 (S e . l) an automobile accide~t ~:~Funeral services for Daniel Bi~dle PRICE, 49, who was killed in Luther Memorial ch h B day afternoon at Cleveland, Oh10, were held Tuesday afternoon at ZIPPERER, pastor ~;~h; c~:ksburg. Burial was in West View Cemetery. Rev. D. W. Mr. and Mrs Christo h PR ch, conducted the services. Mr. PRICE was the son of the later . p er ICE of th M T b · · been working in Cleveland fl ' e t. a or commumty m Montgomery county, and had sisters: Dr. Leonard O. PRICo~ several years. He is survived by the following brothers and Hattie Sue PRICE, all ofBlacks~uy, George and Lee P_RICE, Mrs. Byron SLUSSER and Miss urg. He also leaves his stepmother, Mrs. Lucy PRICE. MRS. EDWIN M. PRICE Blacksburg, Oct. 6 - Mrs. Edwin M . . . . . are her husband Edwi M PRl .·PRICE, 60, d1~d at her home h ere this mommg. Surv iving ' n · CE, two sons, Lewis PRICE, Beckley, W. Va.; and Haven VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 183 Montgomery County Obituaries - Continued PRICE, Tallahnssce, Fla .; n daughte r, Mrs. Alene BISHOP, Pascagoula, Miss. The body is at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home, 8 l ncksburg. MRS. EDWlN M. PRI CE ~hri sti ansburg - Ruth l Inlc PRICE, 58, of Rt. 4, Cluistiansburg, died Monday morning, Aug. 21, m a M ontgom e ry Co unt y hospita l. She was the wife of Edwin M. PRICE. Also surviving are two daught ers, Mrs. Virg il T. HAN COCK Jr. , Mrs. Evelyn TROGDON, Riclunond; two sons, Ja mes R. HAWLEY, Ri c hmond. Bill M. HAWLEY, Annandale; a step-daughter, Mrs. Alene B ISHOP, Sale m ; two s te p-so ns, Lewis PRICE, Blacksburg, Haven PRICE, U.S. Air Force; four s isters, Mrs. C lara KANODE, Mrs. P earl EAST, Mrs. Pauline ALLS, all of Blacksburg, Mrs. Leona FAW, Winston-Salem , N.C.; seven brothers, Claude HALE, Hampton, Howard HALE, Warren H A LE, William HALE, Garl and HALE, Carlye SITES, all of Blacksburg, Clifford HA L E, Wi nston-Salem, N.C.; and nine grandchildren. The funeral was 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 23 , at S lusser's Chapel C hurch of God, Blacksburg, with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. The R ev. Fo ITcst SHAFF ER conducted the services. Richardson Funeral Home, Inc., handled the funeral an-angem e nts_ GEORG E M . PRICE Blacksburg, Feb. 22 - George M. PRICE, 75, died Friday in a Christiansburg hospital. He is survi ved by two sons, G eo rge M. PR ICE Jr. , C. Lewis PRICE, Baltimore, Md.~ seven daughters, Mrs. C . L. WILLS, Newport News; Mrs. T. W. WRIGHT, Martinsville; Mrs. W.R. HARVEY, Norfo lk; Mrs. 0. N. GRISSOM, Hyatts ville, Md.; Mrs. J. 0. HOBBS, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. D. C. LUCAS, Miss L uc ill e PRICE, Blacksburg; a brother, Guy L. PRICE, Blacksburg; a sister, Mrs. B yron G. SLUSHER, St. Petersburg, Fla.; a half sister, Mrs. Earl JOYNER, Newport News; a h alf brother, Lee R. PRICE, Blacksburg and eight grandchildren. Services will be held at 2:30 p.rn. Sunday in Luther M e m o1ia l Lutheran Church with burial in West View Cemetery. The body w ill rem a in a t P . D . Oakey Funeral Home until 1:30 p.m. HUGH P. PRICE Blacksburg, Oct. 11 - Hugh P. PRICE, 67, died today. Surviving are four brothers, Joe B., Pete P. and Sidney R. PRICE, all of Blacksburg; Sam PRICE, Roanoke; two sisters, Miss Bessie PRICE, Blacksburg; Mrs. Anderson RUTLEDGE, Blacksburg. Graveside services will be at 4 p .m. Friday in West Vie w Cem etery. JOE B. PRICE Blacksburg, Nov. 11 - Joe B. PRICE, 8 1, died toni ght in a Radford hospital. Associated with the Virginia Tech Athletic Assn . For more than 30 years, he is survived by three sons, Leon R. PRICE, Madiso~ NC.; G. C . PRICE, Hillsville; William B. PRICE, Roanoke; a daughter, Mrs. Edgar L. HAWKINS Jr., Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Anderson RUTLEDGE, Mrs_ Bessie PRICE, Blacksburg; tlu-ee brothers, Sidney O. PRICE, Pete P. PRICE, Blacksburg; Samuel R. PRICE, Roanoke; and six grandchildren. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Blacksburg B aptist C hurch w ith burial in West View Cemetery. The body will be taken to the church fro m the P. D . O akey Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 184 Death Certificates Not Always Reliable ( VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 185 Botetourt County Death Records - Continued GREADILL see GRAYBILL GREEN see Henry CARTMILL , Jane WOODS GREEN , Edward - d by Aug 1819 (order) - Ref WB C p220, appra isal GREEN, George - d by l l Aug .17 84 - Ref WB A p215, 229, divis ion - Heirs : Thomas McCLANAHAN, John REBURN, John GREEN, Janet GREEN - on 11 Aug 1784 o rphan, Jean, aged under 14 - 27 Aug 1782 John RAEBURN md Elizabeth GREEN GREENWOOD, Wife Jane ; Elizabeth, - Exr Jane William - d by Oct 1812 - Ref WB B p31 4, wil l da t ed 20 Apr 1812 Ch Robert, Margaret, Jane, Mary, Elizabeth - on 11 Apr 1815 orphan age over 14 - on 1 2 Sep 1815 orphans Robert, Jane & Polly under 14 GREENWOOD GREER see William GRAHAM, Richard BANDY, Charlotte GREER ~ARNER GREGOR see GROGAN GREGOR, Christiane - d by Jan 1 809 - Ref WB B p209 , Oral will dated 13 Oct 1808 - Rela t i ves: Gch: Rebecca GREGOR, Jobn GREGOR - Exr John BILBRO GREGOR, John Christine - d by Dec 1803 - Ref WB B p48, will dat ed 26 Oct 1803 - wife GRIFFIN, John - b ca 1831 Ohio - d 1 Oct 1856 - cd drowned -rep by f - i -1 John J PAMPLIN GRIFFITH see John Gabriel JONES GRIFFITH, Charles - b 6 May 1 862 Fkln Co - d 25 July 1912 - buried Bethesda Cem - cd drop sy GRIM see Rebecca J BORN, Peter AUSTIN, William M HORN, female RUCKER , Mary Ellen SMITH GRIM, Georgianna - b 22 Apr 1851 - d 17 Oct 1940 - 2nd w/o W B GRIM - grave Mt Union Cem GRIM, Hannah F - b 1840 - d 1 885 - 1st w/o W B GRIM - gr ave Mt Union Cem GRIM, Peter - d 29 Apr 1847 - grave Mt Union Cem GRIM, W B - b 30 Apr 1847 - d 28 Nov 1927 - hus of #1 Hannah F (WHITE), #2 Georgianna - g r ave Mt Union Cem GRIST see CRIST GRIST, John - d by 13 Sep 17 91 - Ref WB A p304 , Appraisal & Admr bond - Admr Samu el GRIST GRISTO see Te na A KESSLER GRITTON see Samue l REED VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 186 GROGAN see GREGOR GROSS see Nicholas HIPES, Walter COOK, Susannah OBENSHAIN, Priscilla THOMPSON GROSS, G W - b 10 May 1813 - d 19 Apr 1883 - h/o Martha A GROSS - grave Mt Union Cem GROSS, Jacob - d by Dec 1804 - Ref WB B p80, 150, appraisal & settlement Admr Magdalin GROSS GROSS, John - d by 14 Apr 1845 (dau called an orphan) - dau Lucinda (over 14) GROSS, Martha A - d 29 Aug 1832 - d 28 Dec 1882 - w/o G W GROSS - grave Mt Union Cem GROSS, Martin - d by Sep 1794 - Ref WB A p373, 464, appraisal & division wife Margaret - On 12 Nov 1795 orphan Jonathan (under 14), on 12 Dec 1797 orphans Coonrod & Rebecca (under 14) GROSS, Priscilla - b 14 Nov 1831 - d 12 Apr 1887 - w/o Thomas GROSS (18261914) - Ref Lemontown gravestone GROfSSG, Thomas - b 29 Nov 1826 Bed Co - d 17 Sep marked out (or 12 Apr) 1914 -_ buri eor dge GROSS (b bed Co) - m Johana (GROSS marked out) ( McCOY) (b Bed Co) lBB?)]e- Lemontown Cem - cd killed by mail train - [h/o Priscilla GROSS (1831. Ref Death Certificate; Lemontown gravestone; Inquest papers] GRUliBS see George Boyd 'WYMER GRUliBS, Mal· . Co) _ issie A - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 13 May 1914 - f Jacob WYMER (b Bot ' m Patsey (W'IMER) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd apoplexy GUESS, Thomas - d by 14 A pr 1808 (sons called orphans) - sons William & Thomas GUGGENllEIMER see Isabella JOSEPH GUGGENllEIMER S 1 ' o omon - b Benry GUGGENBEIMER _ ca Mar 1857 Bot Co - d 2 Nov 1862 - age Sy Sm - f m Mary - cd diptheria - rep by father G1:JLLIFORD, Allen - d Wife Anna; Ch Ben by Oct 1815 - Ref WB C pl2, will dated 24 Aug 1812 WILSON), James A~, Anderson, Pricilla, Elizabeth (md [ John marked out] John WfiSON . en, "beloved sons John Wil son & William Gm.LIFORD" - Exrs 11 iam GUI.LIFORD ' wi. GULLIFORD, Anderson - d by 0 ct 1824 (order) - Ref WB C p582, appraisal - Admr Anne GULLIFORD GULLILAND see John BAYNES, GILLILAND GULLIVER see Davi d HANSON GUNN see Alice CORIGAN GUN, John DOUTHAT - d by 12 Apr 1858 - Relative, aunt Alice CORIGAN - Adm Robert R BotetoWi Cou nty Death Records - Continued VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 187 GUNN, Patrick - d by 11 July 1859 - Adm William W BOYD GURNEY, Henry (of Pa & "Red Sprin" in Bot Co; same as Sweet Calydcate Springs in All Co) - d by 19 Apr 1792 probated in Philadelphia, Pa; by 12 June 1792 probated in Bot Co - Ref WB A p327, will dated 22 Apr 1790, codicil dated 17 Jan 1792, Admr bond - Re latives: sis Elizabeth BROOKFIELD, nephew Rev Stephen TUCKER, nieces Catherine TUCKER, Jane TUCKER; others Elizabeth DOUGHTY , whom he had raised - Exx 19 Apr 1792 - Admr Andrew MOORE in Bot Co 12 June 1792 GURTNER, Catherine - d by 2 Sep 1818 - Ref WB C p218, 475, appraisal 8 settlement - Relatives: hus Philip GURTNER dec'd; Heirs: Joseph KEYS, Philip GURTNER, Michael MALLOW, John GURNTER, Andrew S DICKEY, Jacob GURTNER, (md Jacob HALLOW) - Admr Jacob HALLOW GURTNER, Philip -d by 13 June (10 Aug marked out) 1813 - Ref WB B p349, 360, appraisal; WB C p7L1, 96, settlement - wife Catherine; Heirs: Charlotte (md Michael MALLOW), Mary GORTNER, Jacob GORTNER (md Catherine ), Elizabeth GORTNER, John GORTNER, Mary (md Joseph KEY), Philip GORTNER:--=__ [Catherine] (md Jacob MALLOW);- on 14 Jan 1817 orphan John was aged over 14 - Admr Philip GURTNER GUTRIDGE, Robert - b ca 1845 Rb Co - d 5 Aug 1853 - f John GUTRIDGE - m N cd cholera morbus - rep by father GUY see Joseph BARNETT GWALTNEY see Susan HASTINGS GWALTNEY, Philadelphia - b 18 Sep 1830 - d 1901 - Ref Daleville gravestone RACR, John - d by 12 Mar 1779 (sons called orphans) - Sons George 8 Nicholas (in suit) HACKETT, John Eliza 8 Patsy (Vet of Rev) - d by 13 Feb 1843 (daus called orphans) - daus HACKETT, Thomas - by 17 June 1830 (son called an orphan) - son Jonathan HACKLEY, Elizabeth (colored) - b 9 May 1833 - d 28 Nov 1895 - aunt of Will GIRTY - grave Brick Union Cem HADDOX see female SPANGLER HADEN see Haden Ke1ler CA~TER, Josephine PENN, Joshua Edward JAMES Jr HADEN, Ansalem - b ca 1839 Fluvanna Co, Va - d 1861 "In Army" - age 22y - f R G HADEN - m L - cd fever - rep by father RADEN, Benjamin (Judge) - d 20 Mar 1940 Fincastle - see Barnes Book p801 RADEN, J W (single) - b ca 5 Dec 1835 Ca mp Co - d 19 Dec 1864 NC - age 29y Om l4d - f R G HADEN - m L E - cd disease of lun gs - rep by father HADEN, Richard G - b ca 1798 Carroll Co - d 17 Oct 1869 - age 7ly - f Ben HADEN - m Martha - cd Paralysis - rep by wife Elsuisa C BADEN - Adm bond 8 Nov 18 6 9 El son ia C HADEN Botetourt County Denth Records · Continued VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 188 BAGIA see Robert F JOHNSTON HAGINS see Sarah E CRAWFORD, Orena KESSLER, Emza Ann OBENSHAIN, Ky1e C OBENSHAIN BALE, Hermit -b 11 Aug 1915 Bot Co - f 15 Aug 1915 Bot Co - f C B HALE (b Fl oyd Co, Va) - m Murt1e (MARTIN) (b Floyd Co) - cd hard labor HALE, Mamie - d by 3 Sep 1924 _ cd car wreck -Ref Inquest paper s BALL see Nannie 'W ALLEN, Sarah HALL PECK BALL, Frank Joseph - b 12 Jan 1913 va - d 22 Apr 191 5 - f John A RALL (b Va) m Litte (CAMPER) (b Va) _ buried Mill Creek Cem - cd pneumonia BALL, Narcissa - b ca 1846 Bot Co _ d 16 Oct 1860 [ or 10 Oct 1861] - age 14y - f Wi11iam HALL - m [WINFORD (d 1850)] - cd ' soar ' throat - r ep by fathe r [ in 1861 head of fami ly Abram HUFF] BALL, Ruth Lee - b 20 July 1911 Bot Co - d 19 June 1915 - f Char1es C RALL (b Alabama) - m Sarah (DOOLEY) (Bed Co) - buried Gl ade Creek Cem - cd Mem Croup HALL, William - d by 8 Feb 177 3 _ Ref WB A p21, will dated 27 Dec 1772 , Admr bond - Relatives: wife Jean ; Ch: Andrew , Agnes (md BERRY), John, Isabe1 (md -::-S' BUCHANAN), William, Nathaniel, James• Gch : 'William BALL & James RALL bo th s /o Andrew - Admr Andrew HALL, George BERRY HALL, Winnie (md) - b Va _ d May l 850 - age 39y - cd p l eur i sy - Ref Bot Co Mort Schedul e for 1850 _ (w/o (maybe) 'Wi.11 i.am HALL, 1850 Census Bot Co # 1413) RALLEY see Ann E OllENSBA-m, Samue1. o-sENSRAIN, Sidney J OBENSHAIN ~f..M~RlCt see Absolom Preston DEISHER HAMILTON see Charlie Adam CUSTER, Elizabeth MARTIN, Emma Alice PULLEN HAMILTON, Agnes _ b ca 1800 Bot Co - d 31 May 18 61 - age 60y - m Nancy KESSLER - cd not known - rep by hus John eAMILTON BAMUTON, Andrew _ d by Nov 182 3 _ Fef WB C p393, will d a ted 18 Nov 1 823 wife ., 2 sons James Alexander & T_"T 1· 1son C, dau s not named - Exr James BRECKENRIDGE HAMILTON, Catharine V - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 2 May 1 854 - f James R HAMILTON - m Elenor - cd not known _ rep by fat her HAMILTON, Elizabeth - b ca 1829 Bot Co - d Sep 186 7 - age 38y - f John NOFFSINGER - m Susan[nah GISH] _ cd consump tion - rep by bro Peter NOFFSINGER [w/o James A HAMILTON ] HAMILTON, Elizabeth (unmd) _ b ca 1801 - d 10 Apr 18 53 - f Andrew HAMILTON m Sarah - cd pneumonia HAMILTON, Etta B - b 5 Aug 1880 - d 19 Mar 1917 - w/ o G C HAMILTON - g r ave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem BotetourtCountyDeathRecords-Conlinued VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 189 HAMILTON, Godfrey - d by July 1795 - Ref WB A p399, will dated 19 June 1795 - Relatives : others Catherine KOGER 8 William KOGER, ch of Peter KOGER - Exs John HARTMAN, James MELLON HAMILTON, James Lawrence b 26 Jan 1915 Va - d 29 Jan 1916 - f W L HAMILTON (b Va) - m Pearl (JENNINGS) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd broncho pneumonia HAMILTON, John - d by May 1811 - Ref WB B p260, will dated 11 July 1810 Relatives: Ch: James, John, others not named; Others Nancy KELLY HAMILTON, John - d by May 1823 - Ref W13 C p408, will dated 4 Aug 1821 - Ch: John, James, William, Samuel, Mary (md CROFT), Susannah, Margaret HAMILTON, Philip Edward - b ca Mar 1843 Bot Co - d 2 Aug 1858 - f Joel HAMILTON - m Mary A - cd typhoid fever - rep by father HAMILTON, William M - b ca 1839 Bot Co - d 26 Aug 1862 Richmond, Va - age 23y - f Joel HAMILTON - m Mary - cd typhoid pneumonia - rep by father HAMMITT see George KILMER HAMMITT, Andrew E - b ca 1842 - d 31 Oct 1854 - f John HAMMITT - m Elizabeth - cd Pal sey - rep by father HAMMIT, C L - b 15 July 1849 - d 17 Feb 1 890 - h/o Nannie L BAMMIT - grave Fincastle Presby Cem HAMMET, Elizabeth (unmd) - b ca 1803 Bot Co - d 9 Nov 1853 - f Nimrod HAMMET - m Mary - cd cancer - rep by mother HAMMETT, Nimrod - d 1867 - Admr 8 Apr 1867 Edmund PENDLETON HAMMOCK, - d by 13 Oct 1795 (son was called an orphan) - son John HAMMON(D) see Nicholas HIPES, Fannie L BREWBAKER, Thomas HaDDDond SMITH HAMMOND, Francis H - b 2 Feb 1855 _ d 8 May 1926 - h/o Ida Pearl Layman HAMMOND - grave Mt Union Cem HAMMOND, Rester - b ca 1841 _ d 5 Apr 1909 - age 68y - f [John LAYMAN] - m [Hester A BAKER] - grave Haymakertown Cem HAMMOND, Ida Pearl Layman _ b 7 Nov 1875 - d 7 Dec 1901 - w/o Francis M HAMMOND (md 15 Nov 1898) - grave Mt Union Cem HAMMON, John - b ca 1790 Bot co - d 25 Mar 1868 rep by son Peter J HAMMON - h/o Charlotte HAMMON age 78y - cd pneumonia - HAMMOND, John b ca 1861 Bot Co - d 22 Sep 1864 - age 3y - f John HAMMOND rn Mildred - cd Erycipelas - rep by father HAMMOND, Lewis - b ca 2 Aug 1825 - d 10 Nov 1828 - age 3y 8m 5d - f Peter HAMMOND - m Margaret BOUSMAN - grave Brick Union Cem Botetourt County Death Records • Continued VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _j �- 190 - 2006 VAN CONTENTS Financial Report for 2005 ........... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Correction to Marsteller Stone Records . . ... .. .. · ·· ·· ···· ··· · ·· ··········· ·· 2 2 Fair View Cemetery Staff - 1929 ....... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Fair View Cemeterty Centennial " Walking Tour" ... .... .... . · ···· ····· · · 3 Tinnell Family . ...................... ..... ..... . ...... . ... ..... ················ 4 1850 Census of the Va Penitentiary, Richmond, Va ... ·················· 7 Book Report ... ....... .......... . ............ ................. ......... ···.··.. 9 Virginia Room Additions (Books) ........ . . ....... .. 10-13, 60-6 1, 105-109. 156-158 [notindexed] Virginia Room Diagram ..................... ....... . ...... ................ ... 14 List of Ex-Soldiers, Sailors and Marines living in Iov1a. . Ancestry List 1885, Ancestory.Com .. ........... .......... . ·· · · · · · ·· 15 Quaker Mount Pleasant Meeting.......... . ... . ... .. ..... . ......... ·.·. ·. ... I 7 Time Line of Quaker Settlement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Strange Maladies Took Their Toll - Denton Record Chronicle, July 4, 1976........ .... ........ .. ...... .... .................. 20 Montgomery County Obituaries.... ....... .......... ...21-34. 84-93, 174-183 [not indexed in alphabetical order] Botetourt County, Va, Death Record (continued) ..... . ........ 35-49, 95- 104, 185-195 [not indexed in alphabetical order] ln Memoriam., Donations and New Members . . .. .. 50, 59 Brief History of Early Quakers in Eastern Virginia .. ..... .............. ···· 51 African American Ancestry, Stuart Cemetery ..... .. ... ..... .... . . . · · · · · · · · 62 Bland Readies for Its Centennial. . ............. ... . .. ...... . .............. .... 66 Bland County Research Aids. .......... . ..... . .... . ................... . .. . . .. . . 68 (To) and This (Too) Shall Pass (Two) ..... ......... .. .. ....................... 74 Cemetery Motifs and Their lnterpret.at.ions. . .... ........ .................. . .. 83 Charlton. Hornbarger, Porterfield, Walters, Ashworth, Parish, Kiner Dodd and Hannon Family Reunion Photo... ... ......................... 94 Giles County, Virginia.. . .................... .. . ......... . . ...................... 11O Cousins-Friends .... ........................... ............ . .. ......... ........... 1 12 Furrow Family Finds Links in New River Valley ......... ····· · ············ 113 Woolwine Family Tracing It's Roots ....... ........ . ......... ......... .. .... .. 114 African American Ancestry, B ethel AME C hurch Cemetery ..... .......... 116 Catherine "Kate" Dobyns of Carroll Co, Va .. ... ..... .. .......... ........... .. 12 \ Surname Index 2006 ...... .......................... .............. .. ... .......... 136 Good bye Gene, we' ll Miss You . ....... ... .. ... . . ............ ..... . ............ 155 Jett Family Bible ... ...... ................ ....... . ........ .. ................... .. ... 159 Beautiful Home Ceremony ........................ .. ........................ .. .... 160 W\u and Frank(s) Family Letter.............. ..... .......... . ................... 162 Funeral Homes and HIPAA Privacy Reg ulations ......... ................. .... 165 Franklin Co, Va, - Daniel Rufus Sink Deeds ..... . ········· ········.... ...... 166 African American Ancestry, Saunders Cemetery, Floyd Co ... . . .......... .. 168 Adopt an Orphan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172 Death Certificate~-~~~ Al~·~;; R~l·i~ie .. ........ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. ..... . .. 184 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES L �- 208 - Roanoke County Cemeteries If you are searching for any information on Roanoke County cemeteries your firs t stop s hould be at this web-address: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com1-spgraham/Cem%20by%20T om 0/o20 K latka%20pages %201 %20to%2074.html It is a long, cumbersome address, so once you find it be sure to bookmark it so you won ' t lose it. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 30, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource Jett Family Bible Records; Daniel Rufus Sink and Mary Lydia Catherine Sink; Saunders Cemetery Survey; Montgomery County Obituaries, 1940-1970s (Lucas-Price); Botetourt County Deaths, Green-Hammond. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �VIR6INIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOl.JTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 30 - No. 3- Swnmer 2006 (July, August, September) CONTENTS New Books in the Virginia Room - Pam Young, Staff 105 Giles County, Virginia 110 Cousins-Friends - Judith G. Blackwell 112 Furrow Family Finds Links in New River Valley - submitted by Amanda Furrow 113 Woolwine Family Tracing It's Roots - submitted by Lucy Woolwine Anderson 114 African American Ancestry, Bethel A.M.E. Church Cemetery- John Edmonds 116 Catherine "Kate,, Dobyns of Carroll County, Virginia - Lois Blankenship 121 Surname Index 2006 136 Submissions for future issues are always welcome. If you would like to contribute an article on-line please e-mail it to: mblankens@yahoo.com. The content of the VAN is supplied by its membership. �P. 0 . Box 12485 Roa n oke, V irgin ia 24026 Greetings Fellow Researchersr As we follow the migrations of our families through time , the SVGS prepares to wish a friend well on her journey to a new port of call . Gene Swartzell, VP, Past President, friend and mentor is about to start a new journey. Gene will be moving to Texas next month to be closer to her family. We wish her every happiness. Gene has been a very active member. In order going we need more like her . If you would like the Soci.e ty please let us know or if you have like to see SVGS doing, speak up! We welcome to keep the Society to be more active in id~as on what you' d your thoughts. Upcoming speakers : September 16 Ruth Belvins of Giles County will speak on researching in Giles . . November 18 Brenda Gwyn of the Smyth County Museum will be our speaker. ' Virginia Room news - Volunteers are always needed as they have several projects going on, especially now that Alicia Sell., Archivist has been hired full time. Alicia brings new energy to the Virginia Room. She is preserving our treasures. Classes have started up in the Virginia Room on researching. Check the Ink Spot (the Library's newsletter) for times or call. the Virginia Room at . (540)853-2073. The Vi1:'ginia Room is looking for a "Genealogy Doctor" to take scheduled appointments one day a month to hel.p beginners, seasoned researc hers or anyone needing help researching their line. l;lope to see you at the next meeting! Best regards I Pam Pam Young, President PMYoung001@aol.com �Page 105 New Books In The Virginia Room Apri l 2006 P 373 . 755792 R531r - 1906 Roentgen Rays Roanoke College 1906 , Yearbook 373.75579 1 L964b - Bulldog Lucy Addison Jr High 1979, Yearbook 362 . 9755R 53lm - Medi-Cen Roanoke Memorial Hospital 1962 Volume 2 , Yearbook 3 7 3.755791J356a - Acorn Jefferson High School 1971, Yearbook SC 373.755792 Sa32w - The Wolverine Salem High School 1931, Yearbook 373.755791 W67 - The Colonel William Fleming High School 1973 , Yearbook 9 2 9 . 2 Wl51Ml7e - Eastern Cherokee Walkers-Claims of People by the name Walker by Lu cy Kate McGhee and Annie Walker Bu r ns 929.2 L 626 B295L - The Lightner Heritage by Steve Bast 2006 Gateway Press 929.2 B812 M364b - Berryman Brown of Roanoke County, VA & Clinton , Dade & Ozark Counties, MO. John R. Martin Compiler 1957 975.568 C52f - Franklin County , Virginia , Historical and Industrial , Past , Present and Future Compiled and Edited by J. G. Claiborne 1926 286.4755745 Su84s - Sand Lick Primitive Baptist Church First One Hundred Years 1837 - 1937 2nd Printin g 2000 , Mullins Print i n g p p 286.1755791 G764L - Lest we Forget - Grandin Court Baptist 1945 - 1995 May 2006 9 2 9 . 2 0643 1 972 The Dixon Family Ame rican Geneal ogical Research Institute Virginia Co l lege Yearbook 1928 - 1929 Roanoke VA p 3 7 6.9755 V819 a - p 3 7 6.9 7 55 V8 19 a - Virginia College Yearbook 1929-1930 Roanoke VA S C 376.9755 V819 - Virginia College Yearbook 1907 Roanoke VA 373.755792 H53e - Hidden Valley Junior High yearbook 1975 Ro anok e VA 3 73 .755972 H53e - Hidden Valley Junior High yearbook 1985 Ro anok e VA 3 7 3.755972 H53e - Hidden Valley Junior High Yearbook 1986 Roanoke VA VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �page 106 sc 378. 755V819n - The Virginian 1927 - S t ate Teachers Col.l.ege, Farmville, VA 973.782 Sh39s - Soldier of Southwestern Virginia ( Civil. War Letters of Captain John Preston Sheffey) Edited by James I. Robertson Jr.Louisiana State University Press 2004 929. 2 K583j - Joseph & Angeline King Family De scendants by Karen D. King- Lavore -Self published, donated May 2006 306.362 P99le - Epic Journeys of Fre edom (Runaway SJ.aves of the American Revolution & their global. Quest for Liberty) by Cassandra Pybus . Beacon Press 2006 929.2B996b - The Button Box by Reva Byrd Wings Publishing House, Roanoke VA 2002 352 .175 5791 R53lvi - Vision 2001 Roanoke VA Comprehen sive Pl.an 320.4755 Y88 - Your Virginia Governme nt League of Women Voters of Virginia 2004 J une 10 , 2006 SC 376.9755 V819 1903 _ Virginia College Ye arbook 1903 920.72 C737t - A Tobacco Farmer's Daughter by Linda Hamlett Childress 1 stbooks 2002 373.755791 St72s - The Stonewal l - Stonewall J ackson Yearbo o k 1969 , 19'70, 19'71 , 1,972, 1973 , 1975 , 1976, 1977 & 199·5 \. 929.376902 K4'l9mr - Kentuc ky Marriages Volumes l Researchers to 4 Published by The 970.455 Ax78r - The Rise and Fall of the Powhatan Empire Indians in seventeenth-century Virginia by James Axtell 1995 The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation '. 920.72 M432v - Virginia Vignettes by Elizabeth W. Matthews Richmond, VA 1984 926 . l EL58s - secrets of a county Doctor by James W. Elliott, M.D. The Overmountain Press, Johnson City TN 1992 June 27, 2006 378.755792 R53lra _ Roanoke College Yearbook Roentgen/Rawenoch 1922, 1923, 1925, 1929, 1930, 1937, 1947, 1950, 1954 974.2 H629n - Historical Notes of Bath New Hampshi r e 1 765 -1965 by Chamberlin, Edwin, Morse, Stern. publisher Courier Print Co., Littleton NH 1965 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 1 0 7 305.896 K254 - Keep your Head to the Sky: Interpreting African Ameri can Home Ground edited by Grey Gundaker University Press of Virginia 1998 975.669 M787g - Growing up in Davie County NC by Jamie Publi shed by the History Press 2005 w. Moore 929.2M358M356f - The Family History of Simon Granser Marshall , Sr 1791 - 1877 by G. Payne Marshall Printed by Maple-Vail Book Manufacturing Group York, PA 2002 378.755785 V8l9a - Virginia Tech Alumni Directory 1998 372.9755791 B 126b - Back Creek Elementary school year book 19921993 p 378 . 755792 R53lra - Rawenoch - Roanoke College yearbook 1948 3 73 .755793 An25p - The Pioneer Andrew Lewis High school - Salem 1948 SC 378.75579 H726s - The Spinster Hollins College Yearbook 1964 373 . 755792 C3l5 - Accolade Cave Spring High Yearbook 1960 SC 373.755791 J356a - Acorn Jefferson High yearbook 1939 July 2006 286 . 4755695 H667h - History of Concord· Primitive Baptist Church Meadows of Dan 1833-2003 by Virginia Hodges 283.75534 B621V - The Vestry Book of South Farnham Parish Essex County , VA 1739-1779 by Ann K. Blomquist published by Willow Bend Books 2005 973.782 Ab37c - The Civil War Diary of Martha Abernathy wife of Abernathy of Pu laski, TN Elizabeth Paisley Dargan editor 1994 c. c. 296 .H629 - The Re-Establishing Years (1847-1908) Vol . 1 History of the Church of God and Saints of Christ, Suffolk r VA 1992 by The Church of God & Saints of Christ 923.4755 H554b - The Bi g Bang Brown V. Board of education and Beyond , The Au tobiogr aphy of Oliver W. Hi l l, Sr . Edi t ed by Jonathan K. Stubbs 2000 FOUR-G Publishers, Inc 818. 54 K559f - The Foxes Union and other stretchers , Tall Tales and Discursive Reminiscences of Happy Years in Scrabble , VA by James J. Kilpatrick 1977 EPM Publishers, Inc., McLean VA. 929.2 T217 T2l8r - Robert Creede Taylor of Christiansburg , VA Nov . 14, 1866-June 24, 1915, A Timeline of his Life - by Stephen Edward Taylor 2005 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 108 929.09755 D619i - Inventory of the County Archives of Virgin ia No. Dinwiddie County Historical records survey WPA July 1939 27 929. 072 G925a - American Genealogical Research at the DAR Wash ington, D.C. by Eric G. Grundset and Steven B. Rhodes June 2004 388 . 42 Dl68s - The Street Railways of Roanoke , VA 1887-1948 by James E. DalmasPublished by Historical society of Western Virginia, Roanoke 2006 973 · 731 P686d - Daring and Suffering : A History of the Great Rai lroad A~venture by Lieut. William Pittenger, one of the adventurers Time Life Books reprinted 1982 from 1863 edition 973 · 7447 St47t - Three Years in the Sixth Corps an concise narrative of the Army of the Potomac from 18 61 to the close of the Rebell.ion , April 1865 .by George T. Stevens, Time Life Books Reprinted 1984 from 1866 edition. 973 7 - 81 B233a - Army Memoirs of Lucius W. Barber May 24, 1861 to Sept. 3 o., 1865 ,Time Life Books Reprinted 1984 from 1894 edition 973 .781 K537p - Personal Recollections of a Cavalryman with CusterMichigan Cavalry Brigade in the Civil War. By J. H. Kidd Time Life Books Reprinted 1983 from 1908 edition. 973.781 St54s - The Story of a common Soldier of Army Life in the ivil War 1861-1865 by Leander Stillwell Time Life Books Reprinted 19 83 from 1920 edition. c· . 973 . 782 B392m - Memories . A record of personal experience and Adventure during four years of war. By Fannie A. Beers Time Life Books Reprint 1985 of 1888 edition. 973.783 B496h - Hard Tack and coffee or the unwritten story of Army Life. By John D. Billings Time Life Books Reprinted 1982 from 1887 edition 929.3742 St29c - Inhabitants of New Hampshire 1776 by Emily S. Wilson 1993 Hunterdon House 9 29.3758 C4241 - The Cherokee Land Lottery by James F. Smith originally published 193 8 reprinted 2002 by Genealogical Publishing Co. 929 -37~7 L374sl - Blacks Found in the Deeds of Laurens & Newberry Countries, SC 1785 to 1827 · Listed I Deeds of Gift, Deeds of Sale 1 Mortgages, Born Free & Fre~d Abstracted by Margaret Peckham Motes 2002 by Genealogical Publishing c o. 284.5 N213br - National Huguenot society Bible Records ; Abstracted from the.files of the Society Edited by Arthur Louis Finnell 2002 by Genealogical Publishing co. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 109 975.5425 K299 k - Kingsmill Plantat ions 1619-1800 A.rchaeology of County Life i n Colon i al VA . By William M. Kelson 1984 Academ i c Press Inc 304.6 G83la - American Population before the Federal Census o f 1790 by Evarts B. Greene & Virg i nia D. Ha r rington 2006 Genealogical Publishing Co. 940.3 Schl3g - The Great War ; a guide to the Service Records of all the World' s fighting Men & Vo lunteers by Christina K. Schaefer 2006 Genealogical Publishing Co . 929.37473 B684s - 7,000 Hudson - Mohawk Valley (NY) Vital Records 1808 - 1850 by Fred Q. Bowman & Thomas J. Lynch 1997 Geneal ogical Publishing Co. 929 . 37471 M277i -· Index to Marriages And Deaths in the Ne w Yo rk He rald Volume 1: 1835-1855 Compiled by James P. Maher 2004 Genealogical Publishing Co. 355.14 T435ub - Unifo rm Buttons of the United States 1776 - 1865 by Warren K. Tice 1997 Thomas Pub. 929.37471 M277i - Index to Marriages and Deaths in the New York Herald 3 Volumes 1856-1876 compi l ed by James P. Maher 2006 929.l Sm77h - Honoring our Ancestors ; Inspiring stories of the Ques t for our Ro ots by Megan Smolenyak 2002 Ancestry Publishing 929.096073 R265f - Freedom' s Promise ; Ex-Slave Families & Citizenship in an Age of Emancipation by El i zabeth Regosin 2002 Univers i ty Press 730.09 7 5579 Ee54g - A Guidebook to the Outdoor Art & Monuments of the Roanoke valley & Southwest Virginia by Edwin Ewi ng 2005 Alphagraphics Roanoke, VA 920.0755 D561 - Dictionary of Virginia Biography , Volume 3 Sara B. Bearss, senior Editor 2006 Library of Virginia 051 . N21 DAR - Magazine Index Volumes 1 - 3 1892 -1997 General Subject Index Pr int ed by Cadmus Journal Services 1998 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 110 GILES COUNTY, VlRGIN1A The history of Giles County goes back to the "original county' of Northumberland from which ninety-six counties were derived. Named in honor of William Branch Gi les, Govenor of Virginia 18271830, it was formed from Montgomery, Monroe and Tazewell in 1806. Numerous changes in the development of counties between the formation of Northumberland in 1648 and the 1806 formation of Giles. Migrations of the early settlers finds their records in various counties as area became more populated. Researchers of the people of southwestern Virginia wi ll find themse lves, of necessity, consulting files in present day counties of Augusta, Botetourt, Bedford and Franklin in Vi rginia and Greenbriar and Munroe in West Virginia. Botetourt County was formed in 1770 from Augusta County. Its southern boundary followed the then· colony (now state) lines ofNorth Carolina and what later became Tennessee, from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Mississippi River. The northern boundary extended from the Blue Ridge Mountains at approximately the present·town of Buchanan and the James River and apparently following the course of the James and Jackson Rivers· then on a direct course in a northwesterly direction across present day West Virgina, Ohio, Indiana, imnois and Wis-consin to the Mississippi River. The public records of Botetourt County from its beginning are in good condHion in the County Clerk's office, in spite of lhe fire that destroyed most of the courthouse building a few years ago. From Botetourt County came the short lived Fincastle County, fanned in 1772 and dissolved in 1776. The county seat was in present day W~e County at a community known as The Lead Mines a short distance south of Fort Chiswell on U. S. Highway Route 52. The records of old Fincastle County are stored in the Montgomery County Courthouse in Christiansburg. They are said to be almost illegible and very poor condition. Bedford County was formed in 1753 from Lunenburg County. Some Giles County early settlers are known to have resided in Bedford County with most of them settled in the section that became Franklin County inl 785. Greenbriar County, West Virginia, was formed in· 1778 from Augusta County, Virginia, and its records are intact in the county Clerk's Office in Lewisburg. As that area of Giles County on the northwesterly side of New River, downstream from The Narrows of FaUs where the river cuts through the Peters and East River mountains, was in Greenbriar County until Monroe County was formed in l ?99 .. The records of the early settlers in that area of present G iles County are its Greenbriar and Monroe counties, West Virginia. . The first settlers in Giles County were the Porter family. The onJy known record of this fami ly bemg a grave marker found at present day G len Lyn for a Mary Porter which read "killed by Indians, N~v. 28.' 1742". This grave marker was found by the John Tomey family that settled at this site in 1780. It is believed that the next whjte settlement was at Gunpowder Springs, now Eggleston, by Adam H~on .early in 1749, and that he was foJlowed by Pbjlip Lybrook who settled at nearby Gunpowder Spnngs m 1750. Sources·· Acts of th e y·irgiwa · · General Assembly A Hornbook of Virginia History, 1si published by Virginia department of Conservation and Development 00 2 by Virginia State Library A Seed-bed of the Republic, . by Robert Douthat Stoner A History ofthe Middle New River Settlements and Contiguous Territory, by David E. Johnston Virginia: History .* Government * Geography . . by Francis Butler Simkins, Spotswood Huomcut1 James and Sidman P. Poole. Rev. Ed. 1964 Found in the Virginia Room vertical Files, (edited) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES -- _. �Points of Interest in Giles County LOCATIONS 1. Appalachian trail 2. Big Stony 3. Butt Moutain 4. Cascades 0 to Union W. Va. k,. RIJ. F~E~~ Rt. 219,r 5. Castle Rock C. C. 6. Covered Bridges 7. Dismal - No Busines ,,tl~ .,.~~;~/ 8. Eggleston Cliffs 9. Giles Country club t'.l 10. Glen Lyn 11 . Little Stony z 12. Manuel's Hollow ~ 13. Mountain Lake :I: 14. Narrows Rec. Park~ 15 New Rover Park ~ 16. Walnut Flats 8:: ~/ \} E. ,r{ to W. Va. Turnpike b ,... ,... ,... Q) C> <U Q. to Blacksburg Va. < z :$ C> -> ~ ,, , -to Bland Va. to Route 11 'A Land of Ups and Downs as it rises from New River at 1,470 to Bald Knob Mountain, 4,348 feet, overlooking Montain Lake, the coolest spot in the Old Dominion. Fonned . in 1806 the county, comprising 356 square miles was named for Govenor William Giles. It has about 17,000 residents. Temperature average 38° in January and 75° in July. �Page 112 COUSINS- FRIENDS Four years ago a computer genealogy class was begun at Floyd County High School with e ight or ten members and a dedicated teacher, Kathy Calvert, who is also an avid researcher. The goal was not only to improve our computer skills, but to improve our research technique as well . Most were not Virginia born but had very interesting family histories. As we studied together, compared notes, offered suggestions to each other and became well acquainted we begin to appreciate other members' family lines and their heritage. We soon realized many members' roots began in Virginia and branched out from there to many states. Indiana was one of the states that was a favorite destination. One of our membe rs, Jo Parr, made several trips to her home state of Indiana and discussed her research problems with us. We offered advice and sources as the research progressed . O~ research went slowly as it does sometimes, but we persevered and were rewarded and we shared with ~e class. Two years passed and we were becoming proficient at finding information on line learrunghowto use scanners, printers and respond to queries on line and making corrections where necessary. ~~s year, Jo made another trip to Indiana and came back with pictures of old cemeteries she bad visited. As we shared information together, she mentioned that she had been able to connect her roots to R~. John Stanger of Wythe County, VA. My ears perked up and I went over to her chair and as our discussion progressed we discovered that her great great grandmother Aon Thomas who had married Rev. Stanger's s~n, John, Jr. was known to me. Ann's sister, Margaret Bickle Thomas had married Waymon Creger and was m y great great grandmother. Thus Jo and I are fourth cousins descending from Kemp and Nancy Baber Thomas, who were an early family in Wythe County. Each week I had been carrying the information she had needed but her research had not gotten her to the point where she could use it. Conversely, she had been carrying information I ~eeded but was unaware of the connection and my need . We were very excited to discover our ~hip and are still sharing information and getting acquainted as cousins, having already been friends through the class. Genealogical connections come when they are least expected and often with surprising results. We need to keep our eyes and ears open all the time. Often when we help others, that is when we get help ourselves. I believe most of the genealogy we do is a step towards something that heretofore has been eluding us. Ann Thomas Stanger's line would never have been completed if I had not met Jo Parr and the same for her I am sure regarding Margaret Thomas Creger's line. There were times I had decided Ann and John just never had children an~ put it ~side for a while. Yet, I would always go back and wonder, it was not ofte n a couple was childless m the period of time in which we working, so why was it I could not find information. The answer was in that classroom for three years I We should never give up and one reading this may think lateral lines not important, but we often find the lateral lines have information that we can use in our direct lines in a later generation. Lateral lines depict neighborhoods and religious preferences as well. Judith G. Blackwell, 860 Stonewall Road, NE, Floyd, VA 24019-27 16 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 113 Furrow Family Finds Links to New River Valley (The following infonnatioo was submitted for Amanda Furrow by Lcscoe "Gene" and Wanda Furrow of Maynardville, Tenn.) Although we were born 270 years apart, my sixth great-grandfather, Jacob Furrer, and I were born in two of the most beautiful mountainous regions in the world. Born in Switzerland and of Germanic origin, Grandpa Jacob migrated to London, England, after 1743. A few years later, he traveled the Atlantic Ocean on a vessel named Brigantine Sally and landed at Philadelphia on the 17'11 of October 1750. Grandpa purchased cattle and land in a little place called Hempfield Township, Pa He had several sons, but the one born in 1749 named John (Johannes) was my fifth great-grandpa Now, 243 years separate us! Grandpa John and his brother, Adam, moved to Loudon County by 1771 while some of my fifth great-uncles stayed and eventually served in the militia during the Revolutionary War. However, they came to Virginia later. In addition to farming, Grandpa Jacob was also a preacher. In September 1810, he took an oath of fidelity of the Commonwealth of Virginia at which time he stated that he was licensed to preach the Gospel according to the rules of the Methodist Society. In 1797, he moved to Montgomery County where he and his sons owned adjoining lands about nine miles southwest of Christiansburg at the Montgomery-Floyd County line area This was only a few years after our county seat, Christiansburg, was incorporated. One of Grandpa John's sons, Charles, was born in 1773, and he was my fourth great-grandfather. Like Grandpa Jacob, Grandpa Charles and his brothers purchased land and fanned the fertile soils of the valleys within Cedar and Bear Branch of Elliot's Creek to Camp Creek on the Little River. Montgomery County tax records and the U.S. Census now listed our surname as "Furrow." Daddy said many people had their last names misspelled during this era. Grandpa Charles wed Deborah Graham in April 1796. She gave birth to my third great-grandpa, Abraham (Abram), in 1805. Grandpa Abram grew up in Montgomery County and farmed just as my previous grandpas. The 1870 Census shows that he and his wife, Mary Jewell, lived in the Allegheny Township. My great-great-grandpa, Andrew Jackson, was their last child and was born in 1848. The link between my sixth great-grandpa, Jacob, and myself, is now more than half completed at 126 years! The arrival of the railroad was just around the corner. Grandpa Andrew was also raised in Montgomery County. He married Frances Ann Maddox in 1874. She gave birth to a son in 1885 named Johnson, who was my great-grandfather. They purchased land on the Old Mudpike, southwest of Christiansburg, in 1903 and built a home. Grandpa Johnson married Lucy Remines of Tazewell County in 1924, and they also lived on the Old Mudpike. Grandpa Johnson farmed, worked with the railroad and was also a preacher. He and Grandma Lucy had three sons and a daughter. One of their sons was Lilburn Lesco, who is my "Pap~" and he was born in 1931. Papa also grew up in Montgomery County. He left home in 1949 but returned shortly after retiring from the U.S. Air Force in J969. He married Gloria A. Schaumloffel in 1950 when he was in Texas. They had three sons and three daughters. Their first son was Lescoe "Gene," and VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 114 he was born in Texas in 1955. He is also my "Daddy"! Finally, there is only 37 years Lo complete my link with Grandpa Jacob. Can you guess my age? Now that you know when I was born, you can see why I had my Daddy write this genealogical letter for me? You can also fi gure the year Papa Jacob was born. Although our family lives in Tennessee, we come to Montgomery County oft.en to visit my Papa's nana, aunts, uncles and cousins. Oh, 1 almost forgot! My mom, whose maiden name is Wanda Marie Earles, was also born and raised there, but she won't let me tell y~u when. All I know is she has a brother two years younger than her, and he was born m 1~50. It's been nice sharing some of our family history with you and we wish everyone m Montgomery County the best! Love, Amanda Reprinted from New River Newspapers, L.L.C., February 28, 1996 Woolwine Family Is Tracing Its Roots By Lucy Woolwine Anderson (Sp~ial to New River Newspapers) Across the years and miles, four descendants of John and Margaret Rebecca Haymaker Woolwine recently shared ancestral information in Rockport, Texas. John and Margaret were married in Christiansburg in Montgomery County on June 6, 1802. They lived in Blacksburg and were the parents of 13 children. Listed·below are the names of those attending the recent reunion: Lucy Woolwine Anderson was the great-granddaughter of their son, Thomas B. who lived in Patrick County. ' Mary Catherine VanderNaillen was the great-great-granddaughter of their son Lafayette McEnally Woolwine and lived in Nashville, Tenn. Marleta Childs was the ~eat-great-granddau@ter of their son William Woolwine, M.D.. who lived in Rusk County, Texas. Bennett Ford (daughter of Lucy Anderson) was the great-great-gi;anddaughter. of Thomas B. Woolwine. This family history bas been put on computer beginning with the parents of John (Philip and Elizabeth) in the year 1767 - the year of his birth. Family researchers have not been able to completely establish the parents of Margaret Rebecca Haymaker who was born in Frederick County, ca 1784, and died in Montgomery County before 1850. This story originally appeared in THE PILOT in Rockport, Texas, and was submitted by Lucy Woolwine Anderson ofRockport, Texas. Reprinted from New River Newspapers; L.L.C, February 28, 1996 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 115 FaJl 2006 Joint VA/WV Conference The Old Dominion: Two States, One Heritage C o-sponsored by Virginia Genealogical Society, WV State Archives, Greenbrier Historical Society, and Mining Your History Foundatiofl: of WV November 3-4, 2006 Lewisburg, West Virginia For information contact: ~nti.ety lflirginia <!benettlngirttl 1900 Byrd Avenue, Suite 104 Richmond, Virginia 23230-3033 Telephone (804) 285-8954 E-mail mail@vgs.org START PLANNING NOW! National Genealogical Society Conference in the States Co-sponsored by VGS, FxGS, & GRIVE May 16-19, 2007 Richmond, Virginia for information contact: Nirginitt <liettettlngitttl ~ntiety 1900 Byrd Avenue, Suite 104 Richmond, Virginia 23230-3033 Telephone (804) 285-8954 E-mail mail@vgs.org VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ------ �Page 116 AJFR:U:GJ.A\N .A\NllJEJIR:U:CJ~ ~ CU1E§'1r11RW ffi~ct.mt.~. ~~ ~~~~~ Directions: In Roanoke, take Brambleton Avenue to Brandywine Avenue. Turn (L) at top of hill. Follow road Lo fenced area. Cemetery is fenced and locked, permission should be sought from Bethel A.M.E. Church to visit. Rowl James Warren Beane SP4 USArmy Vietnam Apr. 1, 1942 Jan. 17, 2000 Loving father and companion Martha C. Beane Bostic In loving memory May26, J951-Jime9, 1990 MarthaD. Nov. 9, 1909 Apr. 19, 1999 Double St.one Beane Richard A. Mar. 7, 1911 Feb.3, 1990 Row2 Eliza B. Dickson June l, 1885-July 30, 1987 Unmarked Grave John Williams Died Oct. 30, 1935 Age83 Mrs. Mary J. Pannell 1896-1982 Hamiar Curtis (Metal Marker) Metal Marker Pate Samuel R. Pate 1885-1970 Row3 Double Stone Brown Mother Eliza L. Oct. 17, 1912 Father July 18, 2002 Sept. 10, 1980 Rev. Carl B. Aug. 23, 1891 Reverend Sidney A. Raines Nov. 3, 1908-July 17, 1976 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 117 A l (?) Jefferson (first name has deteriorated, only visible lcUcrs arc AJ.} August 2, 1864-June 3 1926 At Rest ' Double Stone Beane James L. Jw1e 20, 1886 April 23, 1978 Florence B. July7, 1886 Sepl 6, .1 967 Row4 Double Stone Beane Dr. James Wendell Claudine Ganl Apr. 26, 1943 Jan. 29, 1931 Nov. 5, 1999 Married : Jan. 12, 199 1 Beloved Fa01er James H .L. Beane 1909-1997 Joseph Lawrence Beane U.S. A ir Force Oct. 3 1, 1933 Mar. 7, 1986 Husband W illiam W. Barnett B orn 1878 June2 1, 194 8 George 0 . Taylor Sept. 12, 1867-Jan. J, 195 1 Mary Taylor Died May 8, 1924 Aged 5 1 Years Mr. Harry M , Woods 1890- 1969 Hamlar C urtis (Metal Marker) Mildred B . Woods A lso (Metal Funeral Home Marker: Mildred J. Woods 1890-1963) Oct. 22, 1888 July 5, 1963 Broken tombstone Husband Charles H . Bameu Jan. 9, l 865-Apr. J, 1922 Gone but not forgotten Row5 Evelyn (las t name missing} 1913-2002 Serenity Funeral Home Metal Marker VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 118 Several unmarked graves Ammon Wright 1893-1978 Homemade Marker Field Stone HemyBrewer Homemade Marker Mrs. Webb Homemade Marker Husband Edward E. Wade Mar. 29, 1866-Apr. 17, 1921 Gone But Not Forgotten Mother Mildred J. Wade Feb. 27, 1921 Aged 89 Years Row6 West 1941-2002 Ham!ar Curt!s (Metal Marker) Triple Stone West James E. West 1915-1981 Catherine V. 1917 John A. 1942-1987 White Granite Stone (leaning forward) Annie Tinsley Row7 Mary Laura Elizabeth Wright Hanks May 8, 1920 Edward W. Wright Sgt. US Army WorldWar2 Korea May 3, 1924-Nov. 25, 1991 Sue C. Stewart Bentley July 25, 1929 Double Stone Wright StanleyM. Mar. 2, 1927 Metal Marker.death 1993 (Hamlar Curtis) Barbara R. Nov. 17, 1939 May 26, 1987 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 119 John W. Wright. Jr. Sgt. US Army Korea June 20, 1932-Sepl. 28, 1993 Florence J. Wright 19 18-1992 Double Stone Wright Thy Kingdom Come John W. Sr. Mary E. July 12, 1988 May 9, 1971 Aug. 14, 1892 Feb. 10, 1968 Hamlar Curtis( Mclal Marker) Row 8 (near fence on right from entrance) Name Missing 1937-1981 Hamlar Curtis (Metal Marker) T.Z. Bailey Feb. 4, 1875-Mar. 18, 1924 Row9 Mrs. Laura Manns Allen 1905-2004 HamJar Curtis (MetaJ Marker) Thomas H . Pate 1910-1996 Lotz Funeral Home (Metal Marker) William McKinley Beane Sgt. US Marine Corps World War 2 Feb. 12, 1914-Junc26, 1995 Row 10 John Calloway (broken stone) With Dove on Top Apr. 8, 1875-July 7, 1924 Meet Mc In Heaven Row II Double Stone Traynham Lucy Virginia B May 19, 1980 Hamlar Curtis (Metal Marker ) 1888-1984 ClaybomeW. July 6, 1879 Sept. 23, 1977 Double marker Gravley Estelle T. Dec. 27, 1907 Nov. 5, 1904 August 15, 1999 Feb.28, 1978 HeruyC. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Page 120 Charles R. Gravley Virginia PFCUSArmy Stone is buried South Side of Cemetery Rowl Mrs. Shirley H. Beane 1941-2006 Hamlar Curtis (Metal Marker) Mr. Lenny T. Beane 1965-2002 Hamlar Curtis (Metal Marker) Row2 Double Stone Lloyd Beane SI , US Army World War2 Feb. 26, 1926-Jan. 26, 2003 Frances L. Beane Beloved Wife and Mother Aug. 4, 1929- Row3 Double Stone Reynold D. Peny Laurie Beane Perry US Army Beloved Wife and Mother Aug. 5, 1923- WorldWar2 Jan. 5, 1920-SepL 28, 1998 Row4 Walt.er G. Hale July 31; 1913-Aug. 20, 1989 HamJar Curtis (Metal Marker) 1913-1989 Rows Our Loving Mother Eliubeth Beane Simmons Sept. l8, 1916-Mar. 9, 2000 Row6 Mr. Lovell Dancey, Jr. 1934-2004 Hamlar Curtis (Metal Marker) Transcribed May 29, 2006 By John Edmonds & Michael Blankenship VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _ J �Page 121 Catherine ''Kate" Dobyns of Carroll County, Virginia The 1877 account for Mrs. Kate Dobyns with a store by the name of Dobyns and Burroughs was found by Lois Blankenship in some flea market purchases. The account 1isting gives a fascinating picture of what items were in common use in the average household following the Civil War. The prices of these items are laughable by today's standards. As indicated on the last page of the account listing, this copy was furnished by P. L . Franklin, who also was the census taker three years later when Mrs. Dobyns was enumerated on the Carroll County census in the Piper's Gap District [ED 20, page 34,June 18, 1880]. The ~ensus record reads as follows: Household 340 Kate Dobyns, W, F, 45, widow, keeping house Annie G. Dobyns, W, F, 17, daughter James N. Dobyns, W, M, 16, son [twin] Florence 0 . Dobyns, W, F, 16, daughter (twin] Thomas M. Dobyns, W, M, 15, son Charlie D. Dobyns, W, M, 13, son Henrietta F. Dobyns, W, F, 21, step-daughter [married Wm. P. Kyle, 4-11-1881] James J. Dobyns, W, M, 26, boarder, merchant All born in Virginia Kate Dobyns was the third wife of Thomas Mitchell Dobyns. She was born Catherine Gannaway on February 18, 1832 and died April 12, 1915 in Carroll Co. Thomas Mitchell Dobyns was the son Abner and Elizabeth Wilkes Dobyns of Bedford Co., born January 8, 1826. He married first to Lucinda Conner, following her death he married in 1855 to Permelia A. Lemon in Franklin Co. Permelia also died and on November 15, 1861 in Wythe Co. Thomas married Catherine Gannaway. Thomas Dobyns spent his boyhood in Bedford Co., then he moved to Floyd Co. where he worked as a tailor. 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When submitting a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising m~terial , and i~orma~on. a~ to where orders for addi ~onal. copies may be placed. Following their review, all books Wlll be placed U\ the V u gnua Room of the R oanoke C ity Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �. VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarte rly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC . Vol. 30 - No. 2- Spring 2006 (April, May, June) CONTENTS Brief History of Early Quakers in Eastern Virginia-by Anthony Lowe 51 New Members and Donations to tJ1e Society 59 Virginia Room Additions-Pam Young, Staff 60 African American Ancestry, Stua1t Cemetery-by Michael Blankenship 62 Bland Read ies for lts Centennial-by Goodridge Wilson 66 Bland County Research Aids-by Denise A. Smith, Bland County Historical Society 68 (To) and This (Too) Shall Pass (Two)-by Hazel Wells Collins, courtesy of Barbara C. Baganakis 74 Cemetery Motifs and Their Interpretations 83 Montgomery Cotmty Obituaries-from RootsWeb.com continued 84 Charlton, Hornbarger, Porterfield, Walters. Ashworth, Parrish, Kiner, Dodd and Harmon Family Reunion Photo 94 Botetourt County, Virginia Deatl1 Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by Vicey "Babe" Waskey Fowler 95 '1 ( Vifginla .AppOiachtan Notes -~ l<oonoke Cl~ Publlr.: LlbranVli-5i1ma ~m - .. ~ �P 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Genealogists, Ms Denise Smith's presentation of Bland County History is Anything but Bland was entertaining as well as informative. For anyone who missed it, Ms Smith gave excellent hand outs. The Virginia Room has copies. Speaking of the Virginia Room, the open house February 9 was a great success- over 150 people signed the guest book for the three hour event! Showcased were some Giles County poll books from 1820. The Virginia Room is looking for volunteers to create an "every name" index for copies of the Roanoke Beacon. The dates range fro1n February 1852 to August 1853. It seems the Virginia Room has 1nore copies than anyone else in the state and the Library of Virginia has offered to 1nicrofihn them. Volunteers will be able to work with the original materials before they are sent to the Library of Virginia on July 15, 2006. If you would like to contribute some time to this project, please get in touch with Laura Wickstead or me, as soon as possible 540-853-2073. As projects co1ne up I will pass them on to you. We're planning a bus trip to the Library of Richmond in August. Round trip seats will go for about $30 and we may be able to make a pick up in Christiansburg as well as Roanoke. I'll make an announcement at the May meeting with final details. Another exciting note - Mike Blankenship has volunteered to edit the VAN. We look forward to his tenure. He has also mentioned writing a column on African American genealogy. As always I look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at the meetings. If you have suggestions/ ideas please feel free to contact me. Best Regards, Pam Young PMYoungOO l@aol.com Virginia Appofachlan Notes �51 BRIEF I II ST O RY Of E/\RLY QUAKERS IN EASTERN VIRGIN1A By Anthony Lowe Altho ugh George Fox. the fo under o f Quakerism traveled in eastern Virginia in 1672, the history of the religious movement in eastern Virginia actually began several years before his visit. A number of Quaker missionaries had already passed through the area, beginning with E lizabe th Harris in 1656. Letters from Quakers in England indicate that Elizabeth Harris of London visited in Is le of Wight. Nansemond. and Norfolk counties in 1656 spreading the Quaker message o f each indi vi dua r s immediate access to God without a minister or any kind of cere mony or ritual. This new unde rstanding of Christianity was well received in Virginia. When Eli zabe th Harris re turned to England in 1657, she reported a number of converts in Virginia. Among these was six teen year-old Margaret Brashere, the future wife of Thomas Jordan of C huckatuck. Elizabeth Han·is also reported that the Governor of Virginia was very open to her message as well. T his governo r was Richard Bennett ( I 609- 1675) who had been elected to that office by the House of Burgesses on /\pril 30, 1652. Normally governors in Virginia were not elected, but appointed by the king. In 1649, after years of struggle between the Roundheads and Cavaliers, King Charles was de throned and Oliver CromweJl and the Puritans came to power in England. for the brief period of time that Cromwell's government lasted, Virginians were allowed to select their own governor. Born in Somerset, England, Bennett had come to Virginia a Puritan supporter of C rom wel I. He married Mary Ann Utie in Isle of Wight County in 1641. Bennett served three te rms as governor of Virginia, and unlike the New England Puritans, was very k indly dis posed toward the Quakers and allowed them freedo m to worship in their own way which helped the group to get established in Virginia. Bennett's son Richard Jr. became a Quaker and late r moved to Maryla nd when Quakers began to be severely persecuted in Virginia under the royal gove rnors. Early Quake rs were persecuted not only because their beliefs and practices were contrary to the establis hed re lig ion of E ngland, but also because those beliefs called for radical changes in social behavior and ins titutions as well. In addition to the idea that God spoke to and through everyone and not just clergy, Quake rs also held a distinct group of social testimonies that later generations nicknamed "spice" based on the acrostic their first letters created: 1. Simplicity. This was primarily expressed in worship where Quakers gathered in silence without preaching or music and " waited on the Lord" for a message. Because they understood true religion to be an inward experience, they rejected all outward rituals and ceremonies such as baptism and physical communion. 2. Peace. George Fox wrote in his journal that he lived in the spi1it that took away "the occasion for all wars." Complete pacifists, Quakers were forbidden to serve in the military or take up anns against anyone. 3. Integrity. Quakers literally accepted the admonition from the book of James not to swear by anything, but to Jet their "yes mean yes and their no mean no." 4. Community. Quakers believed that salvation was worked out by living together in a holy community of whi ch Christ was the head. Since God's will was not divided all decisions were ' made by consensus rathe r than voting. Eventually the faith and practice of Friends became a Virginia Appolachlan Notes �uniform discipline and those who deviated from it were disowned by the commu n ity . S uc h infractions included marrying a non-Quaker, entering the military, deviating from simpk liv ing (not wearing Quaker dress or using "plain language") o r attend ing worldl y pl aces or am usem e nt such as dances. S. Equality. Quakers were among the first to believe that all people were equa l. They refu sed to doff their bats or bow to the nobility or address anyone by any kind o f title. ln O ld E ng li sh the second person singular (thee and thou) was used to speak to child ren. servants, and fan1il y members, but when speaking to a superior the more fo rmal plural form (yo u ) was requi red. Quakers referred to everyone from the lowliest servant to the king as thee and tho u . In 1657, two more missionaries, Josiah Cole and T homas Thurston vis ited Vi rg inia. B y the n, Quakers were becoming more well known and their peculi ar testimo nies were cons idere d a threat, not just to the Established Church of England, but to society as a w ho le. As a result. the two missionaries were immedjately thrown into the j ail at Jamestown. A ll w ritin g m ateria ls were taken away from them and they were not allowed to have any contact with people li v ing in the colony. The master of the ship who brought them to Virginia w as fined for hav ing d o ne so. Cole and Thurston were released only on the condition that they leave V irg inia and proceed to Maryland at once. William Robinson, one of the ffi.Jss10naries who came to A meri ca o n the g ood s hip Woodhouse, also visited Virginia in 1657 with Christopher Ho lder and Robert H o d gso n . They spent most of their time on the Eastern shore of Virginia adjacent to M a ryland so they did no t encounter as much opposition. Robinson went on to New Eng land w he re he was la te r hanged o n Boston common for his Quaker beliefs. Josiah Cole returned in 1660 and wrote to G eorge F ox that he left Friends in Virginia "generally very well and fres h in the truth." G eorge Wilson , w ho arrived in Virginia in 1661 did not fair as well. He was beaten and put in irons in the d ank Jamestown jail where his flesh actually rotted and he died, a m artyr to his fa ith the re imprisoned!. George Rolfe was also an early Quaker missionary who passed throu g h Virg inia . Due to the Virginia colony's increasing persecution of Quakers, mee tings were often held in secret, so there are no records of some early meetings. Early Quake rs usually m e t in homes in the community. Existing records show that there were m eetings in the homes of seve ral individuals along the Nansemond and Elizabeth Rivers. Two of the earlier m eeting places w ere in the homes of Thomas Jordan and Robert Lawrence . As w as mentioned, Margaret Brashere Jordan became a Quaker in 1658. Her husband became convinced after their marriage. Thomas Jordan, by his own account, became a Quaker in 1660 after the birth of their first child. In papers contained in the Chuckatuck records, Thomas Jordan tells of being imprisoned for s ix weeks after being arrested at a meeting in his own house. Afterwards, he was take n into custo dy again for attending a meeting at Robert Lawrence's house in 1661. When he followed Quake r beliefs regarding oaths and refused to swear on the Bible in the Nansemo nd C ourt, he was j a iled at Jamestown for ten months. In addition to being imprisoned, Jordan also suffered seizure of property by the sheriff worth 5,607 pounds of tobacco . This testimo ny in Tho m as Jordan's o wn writing is dated first day of seventh month, 1661 which indicates that Quakerism in e aste rn Virginia was strong enough to pose a threat to the order of the royal colon y severa l years b efore George Fox's visit. \ltrglnla Appalac hia n Notes �53 Quakerism had also taken root along the Elizabeth River in Norfolk County. Records of m eetings being broken up and individuals fi ned go back to 1660 in that area as well. In 1663, Jo hn llilL sheriff or Norfo lk County raided a meeting on the Western Branch of the Elizabeth Ri ver at th e home of Ri chard Russell and summoned all parties found there to court. Shortly thereafter, the shcri ff reported that John Porter, a member of the House of Burgesses representing Norfolk County was " loving to the Quakers and attended their meetings." Porter admitted that he was loving toward the Quakers but denied having ever attended one of their meetings. In keeping with Quaker beliefS, however. he refused to take the oath of allegiance and was expelled from the House o f Burgesses on September 12, 1663. Jn November, the sheriff once again found a Quaker meeting being held in the home of Richard Russell . Twenty-two persons were summoned to court and fined. Among those present were John Porter Jr., Mrs Porter. Thomas Hollowell and his wife Alice, Richard Russell, Mirhartt Maso n, Mrs. Forby, Richard Yates, Mrs. Mary Emperor, Ann Bodby, Robert Spring, Mrs. Joseph J ohnson, and John Porter Sr. When they appeared in court, all were fined 200 po unds of tobacco except fo r John Porter Jr. and Mrs. Mary Emperor who were fined 500 pounds because it was the ir second offense. having also been present at the earlier meeting at R ussell's home. Richard Russell was fined 5,000 pounds of tobacco for allowing his home to be used for a Quaker meeting. On the 22nd of November, 1663 Sheriff Hill fow1d a Quaker meeting being held on the ship Blissing at an chor in the Elizabeth River. John Porter Jr. who was speaking at the meeting was s ummoned along wi th James G ilbert the master of the ship, Mrs. Mary Emperor and James Sammonds and his wife. The same day they appeared in court, December 15, another meeting was broken up at Mary Emperor' s house where John Porter Jr. was once again the speaker. Because it was the ir third offense, Mary Emperor and John Porter Jr. were ordered to be expelled from the colony. The sentence was never carried out, but most of the Quakers in Norfolk County seem to have moved a little further inland and joined with Friends along the backwaters of the Nansemond River. T here are onl y two references to Quakers in the Norfolk county court records after 1663 Although severely persecuted, Quakers in Virginia held on. The movement was almost d estroyed in 1663, but the damage came from within. A Quaker minister named John Perrott visited Virginia in 1663 with a message contrary to what Friends had heard previously from George Fox and others. As a part of their testimony on equality, Friends had refused to remove their hats as a sign of honor to dignitaries and the nobility. The one exception was for prayer. Quaker men always removed their hats as a sign of reverence when praying. John Perrott came to Virginia teachjng that Friends should not remove their hats while praying. Of more lasting consequence was his teaching that having a set time and place for Quaker meetings was wrong since all gatherings should be based on the leading of the Spirit. Edward Perkins in a 1678 letter describing the situation said that Perrott "preached up a liberty which tended to the shunning of the Cross." Several influential Friends in Virginia were led astray by Perrott's preaching, among them Thomas Jordan, William Yarrett, Edmund Belson, and Edward Perkins himself. E nough damage was done that when Quaker minister John Burnyeat v isited Virginia in 1665, he said Friends there had "quite forsaken their meetings.'' Virginia Appalachian Notes �54 Burnyeat remained in the colony for some time trying to undo the damage d o ne b y Perrott. I le came back a second time in 1671 and encouraged Friends to have regular m eetin gs and work o ut their differences. W illiam Edmundson arrived in Virginia early in 1672. He vis ited a ll the Vi rg inia meeti ngs. stirring them up and adding new converts and even establishing new groups through his preaching of the Quaker message. Edmundson in his journal mentio ns stay ing a t the ho use of Justice Thomas Taberer of Isle of Wight County. He described Taberer's w i fc as very "'loving·· toward Quakers. He also met with former governor Richard Bennett w ho m this time became a solid convert to Quakerism. Edmundson was not as successful with the new governor appo in ted by the king to serve Virginia, Sir William Berk.Jey Edmundson met with the Gove rno r to seek some relief for the sufferings of Friends but did not find Berkley inclined to g ive the m a n y sympathy. George Fox came to Virginia from Maryland on the fifth of November, 1672. H e records reaching Nansemond three days later where a "great meeting was he ld." He atte nded a "'very precious" meeting about four miles from the Nansemond water that had a m e n a nd wo m e n 's meeting established. After a successful visit to Pagan Creek, he passed o n to North Carolina. Upon his return to Virginia, he met with Fri ends at John Porter's hom e as it was a long his way. It was reported that the number of Quakers in Virginia almost doubl ed as a res ult o f the m eetings Fox held although the official purpose of his visit had been to organi ze Frie nds and he lp overcome the damage done by John Perrott. By the time of George Fox's visit to eastern Virginia, there were Friends s pread a long the Nansemond River's branches from the Dismal Swamp past Chuckatuck and a lo n g the W este rn Branch of the river to near the present site of Isle of Wight Courtho use. Fri ends had a lso s pread to Pagan Creek near Smithfield and along the Blackwater in Surry. In order to m a intain som e kind of unity and co-operative effort, Fox suggested in a letter that Quakers a round C huckatuck keev a men's meeting once a quarter. The letter was written from Elizabeth River naming Thomas Hollowell's house as a general meeting place and was specificall y addressed to certain F~~ds in the Nansemond, specifically: William Denson of Isle of W ig ht (P agan C reek), Wilham Yarrett of Isle of Wight (Pagan Creek), John Porter ofNansemond (Somerton), George Kemp of Elizabeth River, Thomas Jordan of Nansemond (Chuckatuck), Edward Pe rlcins of Is le of Wight (Pagan Creek), William Pope of Namsemond (Chuckatuck), Robert Lawrence of Nansemond (Chuckatuck), and John Fowler of Surry Fox also encouraged Friends to attend a general meeting asking that each local congregation send representatives. This meeting, in 1672, is generally accepted as the beginning of the Virginia Y~arly Meeting of Friends. In accordance with Fox's instructions, a quarterly meeting was established at Chuckatuck where the records begin with the following entry: " This book begins with the Yeare 1673 by the motion or order of George ffox the servant of God." The Chuckatuck Quarterly Meeting was made up of four particular meetings, Surry, Pagan Creek, Nansemond, and Chuckatuck. A general Meeting House was built at C huckatuck prior to 1674. Henry Wiggs and Katheren Yarrett were married that year in the m eeting house. B ecause of the difficulties involved in travel, Quakers still often met in homes. Early records indicate there were regular meetings being held in the homes of several people: Virginia Appalachian Note1 �55 Thomas Jordan's house at Chuckatuck in 1678 Eli zabe th Outland 's house in Nansemond 1679 Thomas and Alice Hollowell' s house Elizabeth River 1680 John Copeland' s house Chuckatuck - 1682 William Sander·s house Nansemond 1683 Robert Jordan 's house Nansemond 1693 Leavin Buskin's house Southern Branch 1683 Elizabeth Belson' s house in Nansemond- 1682 During this period Chuckatuck remained the most prominent Quaker meeting in Virginia, and it was there that Friends first got into trouble with the government because of their Peace Testimony. When Sir Willimn Berkley the opponent of Nathaniel Bacon was governor, be sought to raise a militia and notified the Chuckatuck Meeting that all males 16 and over would be required to serve. The Meeting sent a letter to the governor explaining that their religious convictions would not allow them to participate in the militia. Trying to be very understanding, Berkley responded that the Quakers need not come themselves, they could send servants or hirelings to serve in their stead. After contemplating this, the Meeting responded that not only could they not serve themsel ves, but their beliefs prohibited them from supporting the militia in any way and to force or encourage others to serve in their place would be equally as wrong as serving themselves. The irate governor then sent troops to the Meeting and arrested all the males over J6 and kept them imprisoned for several weeks in the Jamestown jail as punishment for their stubborn disobedience. After William and Mary came to the throne of England in 1693, the Acts of Toleration were passed, giving more religious freedoms to those who did not belong to the Church of England. When Robert Jordan, son of Thomas and Mary ofChuckatuck, was called upon to swear an oath in cornt, he confidently refused having heard from Friends in England that the Toleration Acts had been passed. The governor, however, had not yet received notification of their passing, so Robert Jordan was jailed in Williamsburg and held for months until official notification of the passing of the Toleration Acts was received in Virginia. The second meeting house constructed in Virginia was built on Leavin Buskin's plantation in the Southern Branch of the Nansemond River. It was a 20 x 20 building that cost 3,868 pounds of tobacco to build. Donations to cover the cost were received from: Robert Jordan, John Murdaugh, Benjamin Small, John Porter, Nathan Newby, John Hollowell, Reid Hopkins, Matthew Small, Elizabeth Mace, and Moses Hall Since all of these individuals are associated with Somerton Meeting, it appears that this meeting house built in 1702 and referred to as the Nansemond Meeting or Southern Branch, was actually the first place of worship built for Somerton Meeting. There was also a meeting house built in Isle of Wight at about the same time. It was a little larger being 25 x 20 "fitted with forms and Benches suitable for such a house" at a cost of 3,200 pounds of tobacco. Contributors to the building of this meeting house included: Isaac Ricks. William Scott Sr., James Denson, John Denson, Abraham Ricks, John Ricks, Robert Ricks, John Sykes, Thomas Hampton, Francis Denson, and Francis BrydelL Yearly Meeting sessions Virginia Appalachian Notes �50 were held in the Isle of Wight meeting house in 1696. The marriage of Joseph Kennerly and Sarah Ratcliff took place at Yearly Meeting that year, and Isaac Ricks wus referred to as clerk or the Yearly Meeting in 1699. The first existing minutes of the Virginia Yearly Mcc.;ting date back to 1702 when annual sessions were held in the newly bui lt Pagan C reek Meeting hnusc during seventh month. Daniel Sanbum served as clerk of the Yearly Meeting and Nathan Newby was recording clerk. The Virginia Yearly Meeting was divided into two quarters at the time, the Upper Quarter which was composed of those meetings north of the James River, and the Lower Quarter made up of those on the south side. Representatives to Yearly Meeting from the Upper Quarter included: Joseph Pleasants, John Pleasants, John Woodson, John Bates, Samuel Newton. Charles Fleming, Gerrard Robert Ellyson, Robert Hughes, Thomas Lankford, J ames Bates. and Edward Thomas, all of whom were members of Henrico Monthly Meeting at the time. Lower Quarter was represented by: Thomas Page, Ri chard Ratcliff, Isaac Ri cks, Nathan Newby, J o hn Small, John Porter, William Scott Sr., Robert Jordan, Henry Wiggs, John Murdaugh, John Jordan, Daniel Sanburn, Joseph Glasiter, Benjamin Small, James Jordan, Matthew Jordan, and Samuel Jordan Existing records of that 1702 meeting give some feel for what, it was like. J\n account is given of the traveling minister Thomas Tomas who also visited each or the indi v idual m eetinos in the Yearly Meeting. Of his ministry, Friends said," the great and mi g hty power of God ha7h through him (Tomas) mollified many stony hearts and made the lofty oaks to bow and bend. We can truly say in the sense of God's love, that at our yearly meeting the shout of a king was amongst us." Early in their history Friends realized that there were certain people among them who had been given special gifts and abilities for ministry. Because these gifts came from God, those who possessed them were "recorded" as having such gifts, and they we re referred to as "recorded ministers." Quakers required no formal training or education for their mini ste rs, only recognition of gifts for ministry. In keeping with their testimony on equality. Friends made no distinction between men and women in the area of recording. Of the first four people recorded as ministers among Friends in Virginia two were men and two were women. Robert Jordan (1668-1728), son of Thomas and Margaret Jordan of C huckatuck, served as a minster in the Chuckatuck Monthly Meeting and traveled as far as Pennsylvania visiting and ministering among Friends. He was married to Mary Belson, which shows how closely Quakers in Virginia were entertwined. Mary was the daughter of Edmond and Elizabeth Belson who held early meetings in their home. Their other daughter, Elizabeth Belson Small ( 1666- 171 7) was also a recorded minister among Friends in Virginia. As a young woman, Elizabeth married J olu1 Scott of Western Branch Meeting. After his death, she married Henry Hollowell of E lizabeth River. Her last husband was Benjamin Small. Henry Hollowell's sister Elizabeth was married to the third recorded minister in Virginia Yearly Meeting, Nathan Newby ( 1660-1 734). By vocation, Nathan Newby was a blacksmith. He lived on the edge of the Dismal Swamp near the North Carolina line. He was recorded as a minister at Somerton Meeting which was built on land belonging to Leavin Bufkin who was married to Dorothy Newby, Nathan 's s iste r. Gabrie l Newby, another brother in the family, was the first clerk of North Carolina Yearly Meeting. The \llfglnla Appalachian Not~ �57 other reco rded minister was Jane Pleasants (1638-1708) of Henrico Meetina who served in the Upper Quarter north of the James. ~ Quakerism prospered in eastern Virginia in the early part of the eighteenth century. Meetings grew larger and new meetings sprang up such that in 1737 the individual congregations that made up Chuckatuck Monthly Meeting were divided into two groups. The meetings in Nansemond County became a part of Western Branch Monthly Meeting, and those in Isle of Wight and Surry formed the Pagan Creek Monthly Meeting. While some of this spreading out was a function of the increasing population, some of it was because Quakers on account of some of their unique beliefs had frequent problems with the government of the colony and chose to move to more isolated areas where they were free to live and worship as they were led. Western Branch Meeting was named for the western branch of the Nansemond River. It was an isolated, boggy area bordering on the Dismal Swamp, and Friends there were much less conspicuous than in the more densely populated settlements along the James and Nansemond rivers. As the area around Pagan Creek grew toward becoming the town of Smithfield, Friends there began to move toward less populated places. In 1752, the Pagan Creek meetings were reorgan ized as Black Water Monthly Meeting. The only existing minute book for Pagan Creek Monthly Meeting primarily is a record of couples who were married under the care of the Meeting from 1739 - 1750. II The Meetings of Chuckatuck Monthly Meeting Chuckatuck Monthly Meeting was given jurisdiction over four groups of particular meetings. These included: 1. The. Chuckatuck (Nansemond) Meeting itself - the mother church of Quakerism in Virginia located along the Chuckatuck Creek, built around 1674. As was noted, most early Quaker meetings were held in private homes. The earliest recorded meetings were held in the homes of Robert Lawrence and Thomas Jordan. The Chuckatuck Meeting had its roots in these gatherings. The meeting house there seems to have been the first one built in Virginia. Herny Wiggs and Catherine Yarrett were married in the "general meeting house" at Chuckatuck on 12/3/1674/5 so it must have been built prior to that date. It was at the heart of the early Friends' movement in Virginia, but seems to have declined as new meetings came into being. By 1737, it was no longer the force it once had been, and what had once been Chuckatuck Quarterly Meeting was divided into Western Branch and Blackwater Meetings. The last mention of the Chuckatuck Meeting is found in the journal of Rachel Wilson who visited there in 1769. According to her account, they "rowed 20 miles around Suffolk" to get to the meeting and then "rowed with Josiah Jordan to his hos 7 miles." 2. The other Nansemond Meetings: When the quarterly meeting at Chuckatuck was set up by George Fox in 1672, its member meetings included Chuckatuck, Levy Neck (Pagan Creek), Surry, and Nansemond monthly meetings. There had been appointed meetings taking place in the homes of several Friends in Nansemond before the first meeting house was built there on Leavin Buskin' s plantation in the Virginia Appolochlan Notes �58 Southern branch of the Nansemond River in 1702. From the names or Friends who con tributed to this meeting - Robert Jordan, John Porter, Nathan Newby. a nd others. it is ckar th ut this was the first Somerton Meeting house. It became a part of Western Branch w he n C huckut u c k was divided in 1737. There was also a. Murdaugh's Meeting that met in the home of John Murdaugh No meeting house was ever built and it was eventually j oined to one of th e o ther m ceti ngs 3. Isle of Wight Meetings The original Isle of Wight meeting was the one in wh ich the Virg inia Yearly Meeting convened in 1696 and was referred to as the general meeting house in Is le or Wight. Wi lli run Bressie and his wife Susanna gave a building to be used as a meeting house and the land around it for a cemetery to the Quakers in 1679. This was the Levy N eck or Pagan C reek Meeting and it seems to have been the earliest organized meeting in Isle of Wight. Prior to that, what was referred to as a " large" group of Friends had been meeting at Wil liam Ya rrc tt's h o u se. Matthew Jordan of Chuckatuck married Susanna Bird Bressie widow of William 's ne phew at Levy Neck Meeting House in 1702. The first surviving minutes of the Virginia Y early Meeting in 1702 indicate that it was held at Levy Neck Meeting House. The name Levy Neck seems to h ave been used interchangeably with Pagan Creek and also with T errascoe Neck. Another meeting listed as being in Isle of Wight was Lawne's Creek. Thi s creek is the border between Isle of Wight and Surry, so most of this group may have been from S urry. ln 1702, Friends in Isle of Wight instructed those in the Western Bra nch of the Nansemond to proceed with the building of a meeting house for which the Ricks, Scotts , D e n s ons, a nd others made contnlmtions. This new meeting house was in the v icinity of Is le of Wight Co urthouse and was known as Western Branch. 4. Surry Meetings There is very little information available about the Surry meetings unti I after 1737 when they became a part of Blackwater quarter. The minutes have been lost or destroyed. The earliest Surry name found in the Chuckatuck records is that of John Fowler who was one of thos e to whom George Fox's 1672 letter was addressed. The earliest county records indicate several known Quakers who were living in Surry in 1687: Anselm Bailey, William Seward, Thomas Partridge, William Bartlett, John Barnes, Thomas Wolves, George Morrell, and Robert Lacey The following information is found in the C huckatuck Quarterly Meeting book relative to Surry families: John Person, son of John of Isle of Wight, married in Thomas Took's house, Mary Partridge, daughter of Thomas of Surry on 1/ 10/ 1691/2. George Murrall, son of George of Surry, married at Western Branch Meeting House, Mary Waters, daughter of Walter of Isle of Wight, 2/16/ 1704 John Collings married in the house of his father-in-law (stepfather) John Barnes, Mary Took of Surry County, 12/14/1682 Representatives to the Virginia Yearly Meeting in 1702 from Surry were Samue l Cornwall and John Took. As was indicated, most of these families seemed to have li ved near the Surry/Isle of Wight border and were probably a part of the Lawne's Creek Meeting which seems to have been started Viglnlo AppolochJon Notes �by the Took fami ly. By the time Blackwater Meeting was set up, most of the Quakers in Surry were living along the Blackwater River close to the Southampton/Surry border though some Jived in S ussex Cow1ty as wel l. When Blackwater Monthly M eeting was set off from Pagan C reek prior to 1750. it included: /\. S urry (B lack Water) Meeting in Surry County - the m eeting house was on Joseph Hargrave· s property B. Butler' s Meeting - began m eeting at the home of the Butler family in Dinwiddie County , around 1722 later known as Gravelly Run C . Burleigh (Burley) Meeting - met near Robert Hunnicutt's about 1718, later a meeting house was built o n his property D . S tanto n' s Meeting - m et in the home of the Stanton family in Sussex County until a meeting house was built 5. Norfolk County Meetings The meeting in Norfolk Cormty in so far as is known were all in private homes. By 1665, most of the Quakers there had moved into Nansemond County to get away from the persecution in Norfolk. Thomas Hollowell and George Kemp of Elizabeth River were mentioned in George Fox's lette r of 1672. By 1780, there were only two monthly meetings south of the James River. Black Water Monthly M eeti ng included all the individual congregations in Surry, Sussex, Prince George, Dinwiddie, and Southampton Counties, and Western Branch Monthly Meeting was made up of w hat remained of the earlier gToups in Nansemond and Isle of Wight counties. Inform ation on the Upper Monthly Meeting will be found in " Quakers of Southwest Virginia" since most of the m eetings west of Richmond had their roots in Henrico Monthly Meeting. We Welcome New Members Sandra Kelly, Virginia Walter M. Dixon, Virginia Sheila K . 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With eighty-two countries represented at the Local Colors celebration in Roanoke, who knows what other ethnic groups might be sharing their family histories in the future pages of the VAN. Michael Blankenship STUART CEMETERY Located on dirt road. From Route 221 , near Check, VA, turn onto Morris Vest Lane. At the end of the lane turn right, cemetery is a short distance. Floyd County, Virginia All rows reading from right to left, from the front of the cemetery Row 1 LEWIS HARVEY WILLIAMS, JR. May 3, 1926-Sep. 1997 - PFC U. S. Army, World War II LINDA S. WILLIAMS May 8, 1946-May 8, 1994 -Inscription reads "In loving memory of Linda S. Williams" CLEAVE L. WILLIAMS 1928-1985 LEWIS H. WILLIAMS 1881-1976 ELLA MAE WILLIAMS 1900-1996 Row2 ELBURNE SAFFORD STUART Sep. 14, 1966-0ct. 17, 1993 JOHN ROY STUART April 16, 1902-Feb. 22, 1948 ELIZA ANN PRICE Dec. 18, 1889-June 24, 1965 - Metal marker reads give 1886 as birth year for Eliza Ann Price Row3 PAUL HARVEY MCDANIEL (metal marker only) 1935-1998 [Genealogy note: husband of Lelia May Stuart.] ROBERT LEE STUART March 14 1915-Feb. 27, 1988 ' Vifglnlo ~Notes �!o3 [Genealogy note: husband of Martha Price.] FANNIE MAE STUART July 27, 1889-July 25, 1987 IVER GERTRUDE STUART July 13, 1925-Aug. 31, 1955 ROBERT SAMUEL STUART March 12, 1891-May 24, 1948 Row4 SAMUEL R. WEBB Oct. 10, 1912-Feb. 04, 1952 MINNIE W. GUNNlNGS Jan. 18, 1905-Sep. 29, 1953 FLOYD E. GUNNTNGS May 2, 1909-May 28, 1951 Next Double Stone RALPH G. WEBB 1869- 1946 - Meta) marker reads "Ralph Gusta Webb 1880-1946" S. KATHERINE WEBB 1879- 1946 - Metal marker reads "Sarah K. Webb 1882-1946" CLARENCE STUART May 3 1, 1898-Jan. IO, 1944 LACIE W . WEBB April 26, 1892-June 7, 1948 G. C. L. WEBB May 10, 1907-Jan. 17, 1941 - Inscription "Asleep in Jesus " Next Double Stone JOHN H . WEBB Jan. 3, 1909-Aug. 14, 1964 - Metal marker reads "Jolm Howard Webb 1911-1964" IR.ENE DAY WEBB Feb. 5, 19 17 Row5 EDWARD C. STUART Mar. 16, 1917-0ct. 25, 1997 - Metal marker reads "Edward Carl Stuart" Next Double Stone MATTHEW A. STUART 1923-1994 - Metal marker reads "Matthew Alden Stuart", bronze footmarker reads "Matthew Alden Stuart, ACK U. S. Marine Corps, World War JI" KATIE M . STUART 1929 - Inscription "Together forever" IVAN IRA STUART, JR. Sept. 23, 1947-Jan. 11, 1994 - Bronze footmarker reads "SP5 U. S. Anny, Vietnam" Next Double Stone IVAN I. STUART Aug. l, 1923-July 6, 1988 - Bronze footmarker reads "Sgt. Ivan Ira Stuart, SFC U.S. Army, World War II" DOROTI-IY M. STUART Oct. 4, 1927 VEATRICE LEWIS STUART May 9, 1919-July 16, 1964 Virginia Appalachian Notes �- Inscription reads "Mother" BERTHA R . STUART Apr. 27, 1907-Apr. 4 , 1992 RONALD L. STUART May 11, 1942-Apr. 4, 1965 - Inscription reads "Virginia, PFC U.S. Army" HYDRES C. STUART Feb. 16, 1925-Aug. 29, 1985 - Bronze footmarker reads "U. S. Army, World War II" Next Double Stone LEWIS JACOB STUART Apr. 11, 1891-Jan. 3, 1942 SOPHIA BANKS STUART Nov. 18, 1893-Jan. 13, 1978 Next Double Stone GOLDIEK. STUART Apr. 6, 1915-June 16, 1982 SALLIE MAE STUART April 6, 1927-Feb. 26, 1980 - Inscription reads "Precious Memories" Row6 Next Double Stone JOHN HELM 1874-1926 RUTH HELM 1872-1942 - Inscription reads "Gone but not forgotten" MARY J. PRICE Oct. 4, 1856-Feb. 24, 1908 - Inscription reads "Wife of London Price", at bottom of stone "Rest, Mother, rest in quiet sleep, while friends in sorrow o'er thee weep" 2 Fieldstone Markers Next Double Stone JAMES W. STEWART, SR. Apr. 2, 1877-Feb. 7, 1924 MARYTERRYSTEWARTFeb. 14, 1899-May 10, 1974 Row7 R. W. DIVERS Feb. 20, 1860-Mar. 7 , 1928 - Inscription reads"Our Father", at bottom of stone "Safe in the arms of Jesus" ADLINE DIVERS Jan. 3, 1862-Jan. 30, 1912 : Inscri~tion reads, "Our Mother, Wife ofR. W. Divers", at bottom of stone "Asleep m Jesus" 2 Fieldstone Markers ARC~STUART June 17, 1894-Jan. 30, 1970 - Inscnpt1on reads "PFC U. S. Army, World War I" CLEVA M. STUART Oct. 1902-Apr. 15, 1924 - Inscription reads "Wife of Arch Stuart'~_ at bottom of stone "She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother, and a rriend to all" Virginia Appalachian Notes ___ ... �Row8 DORINDA HELM November 5, 1910-December 17, 1991 ANN IE HE LM MAJORS March 7, 1909-January 7, 1978 - Metal marker reads "Annie Lee Majors" Fieldstone Marker Next Double Stone WILLIAM H. HELM 1866-1937 - Metal marker reads "William Harvey Helm, March 30, 1866-0ct. 25, 1937" SARAH M . HELM 1879-1979 [BLANK] HELM (1netal maker only) 1951-1951 Fieldstone Marker CLEMENTINE FRANCIS PRICE 1834-Aug. 26, 1895 - InscriP.tion reads "Our Mother", at bottom of stone, "Aged 61 years forever with the LorCI" - stone is broken ' JANE CLAYTOR Apr. 17, 1860-May 28, 1897 - lnscriRtion reads "Wife of Eld. J. C. Claytor", at botto1n of stone reads "She believeo and [?] in Jesus" fGenealogy note: This is the daughter of Clementine Price and first wife of Jackson Claytor.] RAYMOND CLAYTORDec. 8, 1901-Mar. 6, 1913 - Inscription reads "Son of J. C. and Eliza Claytor", at bottom of stone reads "Not lost, but gone before" [Genealogy note: Also known as Edmon Claytor.] ELIZA ANN CLAYTOR 1877-1944 - Inscription reads "Mother", at bottom of stone reads, "Gone, but not forgotten" [Genealogy note: Second wife of Jackson Claytor, daughter of J a.mes Kent] JACK CLAYTOR 1850- 1947 - Inscription reads "Father", at bottom of stone reads, "Gone, but not forgotten'' JA1v1ES P. KENT (Metal marker only) 1886- 1950 [Genealogy note: Father of Eliza Ann Claytor] Row9 WM. C. BOOTH Apr. 10, 1831-Dec. 5, 1907 MISSOURJ ANN BOOTH July 15, 1861-Mar. 5, 1908 - Footstone reads ''11.AB" In the woods beyond the maintained portion of the cemetery is a tombstone for Freelove Booth. [This was the originally a white cemetery for the Booth family.] Transcribed by John A. E dmonds, 1997. Contact John A. Edmonds by e-mail at JonzRootz@aol.com Virginia AppalachlOn Notes �Bland Readies for Its Centennial By Goodridge Wilson People in Bland County are agog with enthusiasm over their county· s centen ni a l year and are hastily and happily worlcing together in tine fashion to be ready for a threeday celebration next summer. Among other features, a history of the county w ill be rc.ady for distribution and a colorful historical pageant worked up and staged by local ta lent w i 11 be shown. Committees on these two major projects arc making good progress. In response to appeals to the public for information, a surprisi ngly large volume of histo ri cal data has to come to light, brought in from receptacles in atti~ trunks and other places where old family letters, documents, and relics are kept. The manuscript for the fir::>t h a lf of the county history is now in the hands of the printer and the remainder w ill be given to him soon. The pageant writers and costume procurers are getting alo ng with the ir j obs. The big show will be put on some time in late July or early Augu st. In chronological order of birth, Bland is the twentieth county establis hed in Southwest Virginia and Bland the village is the twenty-second county scat, two counties previously organized having had two county seats apiece, Montgomery with Fort Chiswell and Christiansburg, and Russell with Dickensonville and Lebonon. The journal of the Senate of Virginia records the county's birthday as March 30, 186 l , that be ing the day on which the act was passed to set apart portions of Giles, Tazewe ll and Wythe counties to form a new county to be called Bland, in honor of Richard B land of Jordan's Point on James River in Prince George County. Richard Bland was one of the group of remarkably able men who led the Virginia Colony into rebellion against Great Britain. He was known as "the Virginia Antiquary,, because of his thorough and accurate knowledge of the history of the colony in a ll its phases, was a profound logician, and perhaps the best writer of the period. His pamphlets clarified the issues and laid the foundations fo r the Revolution. H e was a member of the Continental Congresses of 1774 and 1775, but resigned from the latter because of ill health. He was chosen by the Virginia Convention that year as one of the 11 men who composed the Committee of Safety, that was in effect the governing bo~~ until the Constitution was adopted in June of 1776. He was born in 1710 and died in Williamsburg from an attack of apoplexy that struck while he was walking on the s treet on Oct. 26, 1776, while in the city to attend the first meeting of the Legislature, in which he represented bis county. Thomas Jefferson rated him "the wisest man South of James River." Between March 30 and Aug. 15, 1861, elections were held and the following county officers were chosen: John W. Tracy, Clerk of the County Court; Wm. R. Harman, Clerk of the Circuit Court; William N. Harman, Commonwealth's Attorney; Samuel N. Newberry, Sheriff; Wm. G. Mustard, Surveyor; Franklin I , Suitor, Commissioner of Revenue. On Aug. 15, 1861, the county was organized in a vacant store building owned by James W. Grayson at a place called The Crab Orchard. The following were sworn in as Justices of the Peace after presenting commissions from the Governor of Virginia: John R. Compton, John W. Harm~ Madison Allen, Albert G. Updike, William E. Hoge, John C. Shannon, John C. Locke, James A. Repass, Thomas Shannon, William Groseclose, E li Virginia Appolachlon Notes �F. Groseclose, William M. Bishop, Peter C. Honaker, Thomas N. Kinzer and Stephen Gose. William Groseclose was elected Presiding Justice of the CourL The county officials previously chosen by the electorate were sworn in. Arrangement was made for renting Mr. Groseclose's store building and the Clerk was directed to have it altered and fitted up as a temporary court house. Subsequently Mr. Grayson donated a suitable tract of level land in a meadow of Crab Orchard Creek as a site for the county buildings. The War having started no attempt was made to erect buildings for about 10 years, and the county got along with the rented ones. The name of the place chosen as the county seat was changed from The Crab Orchard to Seddon, in honor of James Alexander Seddon, a former representative of Virginia in the Congress of the United States and Secretary of War in Jefferson Davis~ cabinet from 1862- 1865. Later the name was changed to Bland. A contract for the first court house was let in 1872 and the finished building was accepted in I 874. This house burned on the night of Dec. 5, 1888. The main part of the present Court House was erected on the same site. One of the first orders of the court constituted on Aug. 15, 1861, was to "appropriate the sum of fifteen hundred and seventy dollars to be expanded for the use of the vo lunteers of this coWlty," the money to be borrowed and the Clerk to borrow the same and issue a bond for it. Flanking the Court House, near the centers of vacant sections of the grounds on either side are two monuments. One is a finely executed statue of a Confederate soldier. The other is a plain but impressive granite shaft in memory of Thomas J. Muncy, a favorite son of the county and a popular political figure. It was erected soon after hls death in 1922 by his fellow Republicans of the Ninth Congressional District. From The Roanoke Times, January 22, 1961 Resldenc.e of -H. L. Troljnger, f'ulaskl, Ila. I· I. .. .- :·~" :\'~,~:,~,,: f'< . -~--. .. :-.• . Virginia Appalachian Notes .. .. �Bland County Research Aids BLAND COUNTY BRIEF IDSTORY Named for Richard Bland 1710-1776 Colonial Patriot - Served in the Ho use of B urge sses, the Continental Congress and the first House of D~ l cgates. W a s kn o wn a s the Revolutionary War Pamphleteer. Wrote a treatise entitled " An Inquiry in to the R ig hts of the British Colonies" that was published in Williamsburg and Lo ndon . It c reate d quite a stir and some of these ideas made their way in to our Bil l of Rights. Neve r li ved in Bland County. 1738-Augusta County - This county theoretically went all the way to the Pacific O cean at o ne time. 1769-Botetourt - Formed from Augusta. Clerk of the County Court, div, probate & c ivil court records from 1770 Fincastle - Discontinued in 1777, created from Botetourt. Some records are at Montgo m e ry C o . Courthouse. 1776- MontgomeryCounty-Formed from Fincastle, Botetourt, Pulaski- C lerk of C ircu it C ourt has marriage, divorce, civil court, land records from 1773. 1789- Wythe County-formed from Montgomery (part of Grayson) C lerk of the Circ uit Court has marriage, divorce, probate, civil court & land records from 1790. 1799 - Tazewell County - Created from Russell & Wythe. Clerk of the C ircuit Court has birth, death records from 1853to1870, marriage probate, law, land records from 1800, cha ncery re cords from 1832 ' 1806-Giles County- formed from Montogomery, Monroe, Tazewell, Craig, Mercer, Wythe counties Clerk of the Circuit Court has marriage records from 1806, birth & death records from 185 8 to 1896, divorce, probate & civil court, land records. 30 Mar 1861 BLAND created from GILES, TAZEWELL, and WYTHE. (Va. Acts 1 86 1, Jan. reg. sess., ch. 23, sec. I/pp. 45-49) 01Apr1892 [April 1892] Boundary between BLAND and GILES redefined [no discernible change]. (Va. Acts 1899-1900, Dec. reg. sess., ch. 617/pp. 665-666) 05Mar 1900 BLAND gained from GILES. (Va. Acts 1899-1900, Dec. reg. sess., ch. 617, sec. I/pp. 665-666) 1987 - Denise Smith had 8 feet of her property requested to be Bland County from Giles County and it was granted. �Bland County Historical Society Tips on Bland County Historical Research (Or information that's vital that has not been written down until now) I . Be mindful of county formation lines an<J yet also be willing to ignore County formation lines. In searching for the elusive records we all want to find I have found more than once that the records I was searching for were in the adjoining "parent" county and not in Bland County where they should be. Knowing the location of your ancestor in the land that became Bland County and th e closest county seat can help you find records. Especially with land records, until the land was sold no record will exist for the most part in the newly formed Bland County (for the most part) especially land located near " parent" county lines. 2 . If trying to find a physical location of say a cemetery, when asking d irections you will have to know the way the streams and creeks flow. Directions in Bland County are still given by whether the location is up a creek or down. For example, the community of Grapefield th ey will tell you is ''UP \Volf Creek" me&ning towards the head waters of Wolf Creek towards Tazewell and Burkes Garden. The community of Niday however is considered "DOWN Wolf Creek" and towards Narrows and the New River. The dividing line of Up and Down is old North-South Route 52 through the county. This road also used to be called the Raleigh-Grayson Turnpike. "UP" is usually West and " Down" is usually East unless it is up Dry Fork Creek which runs from East to West. 3. The farther back you go in researching the records of the land that became Bland County the more courthouses, libraries, ar chives etc. you will get to know personally to find your ancestors. And it will do you well to be mindful of who their neighbors are- on the census records, deeds etc. to help in locating those records you are searching for in a new county search. 4. Be mindful of the geography or lay of the land. Especially when wanting to know and visit the areas that your ancestors lived. Farmers worked farms vsually in valleys not mountain tops. There were many thriying communities in Bland County that are long since deserted now. Learning those communities can help you place where say a lawyer practiced and lived. 5. Most important. Build a r apport and a connection by becoming a member of the local historical societies and genealogy groups where your search leads you. These organizations can help you cut your research time and costs in half with their knowledge and expertise of their county records as well as their collections may even have on file what you are looking for. \IJrglnlo Appalochfan Notes �~ ~ LEGEND =C:}= U . S. NUMBERED" HIGHWAYS ==Q= v' VIRGINIA PRIMARY HIGHWAYS --T-- TRANSMI SS ION LINES - • • S TATE BOUNDARY v, ~ - - - - COUNTY BOUNDARY @ COU NTY SEAT POWER SUBSTATION DIRECTION OF AND AVERAGE FLOW IN MILLIONS OF GAL· LON S PER DAY (FLOWS .A - 20 / / / / BOUNDARY WITHIN WHICH LAND WILL BE ACQUIRED FOR .--r'-. ... , ~ \. .::> s R s" ) ".o~~~ . ~ \ 0 ~ \) 'O NATIONAL FORESTS MAGIS TE RIA L DISTRICT LINE ~ \ c ~ .. r-. 0 \.) {\ \\> Yr' \.-' cj't-- '1;.\ "1:\ . ~\g\· -"'\_j / \ f -<., ~ ~ <? ./ . RE VISED ca5 1962 .,0c' 0 I <O \ ~~ "' ~ ,o z i "' v 'v ..- \~'- o\o \-;.· "' . ~ 0 \.)\ \ \ ~ .... 0 : .~ 0 \ ~ c.. ., " :> ..., . "' ~ .&-~ ,~o 1 " . ell \ , o\ ~· 4 ..J • ::> Q, '( ~,./""" ~,~,~ ~ ,« ~o"' ~ '\Geres •• ... ,,..:,/':~I 0"' .c •'Y , \ /:. •. r:i \~ ~ / ' . ~~ <o ~ P'··" 0 c, . / ' / > 1- ~ .. \ ..T·.A o \ \.) 0 c .,.. ECONO MIC ,/ , E ~ ~ 1~ ~ ~ ti 0 •. ./,;./.· \'' ~ DATA BLAND COUNTY 1 1 VI VIRGIN IA Found in the Virgina Room vertical files SCALE OF MILES 0 (' ._ .. ~ \) " a ('\ ~ov ':> ~ ~ " ::) N A. OF LESS T HAN 5 M. G. D. NOT SHOWN) 77/"7" 0 I 5 OIVISIOtl OF INOUSlRIAL DEVELOPMEllT AllO PL AllN,,10 �pf Local Research sources: Bland County Historical Society Archives 6394 N Scenic HWY Bastian, Virg inia 243 14 Phone: 276-688-3438 C irc uit Court Clerk of Bland County Becky Johnson P .O. Box 295 Bland, Virginia 243 I 5 Phone: 276-688-4562 Deeds, Wills, Probate records, marriage from 1861, Divorce records from 1900 Bland County Library 697 Main Street Bland, Virginia 24315 Phone : 276-688-3737 Books on Bland Co. History, Microfilmed Records such as Census, etc. Craft Memorial Library 600 Commerce Street Bluefield WV 2470 I Phone: 304-325-3943 Bluefield Daily Telegraph Newspaper on Microfilm From 1896. Includes Bland county news. Historical Societies & Genealogical Societies you might need for Bland County Research. Giles County - formed 1806 Giles County Historical Society P.O. Box 404 Pearisburg, VA 24134 (703) 921-1050 Pearisburg Public Library 112 Tazewell Street Pearisburg, VA 24134 (540) 921-2556 Pulaski County formed in 1839 Wilderness Road Regional Museum and New River Historical Society P:O. Box 373 Newbern, VA 24126 (540) 674-4835 Radford Public Library 30 First Street Radford, VA 24141 (540) 731-3621 Pulaski County Genealogy C lub P.O. Box 1299 Pulaski VA 24301-1299 Local Research Sources cont'd ~lo Appofachlon Notes �Smyth County formed in 1839 Smyth County Historical Society P.O. Box 574 Marion, VA 24354 (540) 783-2745 Smyth-Bland Regional Library 118 South Sheffey Street lv1arion, VA 24354 (540) 783-2323 Tazewell County 1799 Tazewell County Historical Society Greever House 100 East Main Street, P.O. Box 916 Tazewell, VA 2465 1 (540) 988-4069 Tazewell County Public Library Main Street TazeweIJ, VA Has microfilmed cens us, newspapers, manuscripts, photographs, history books etc. Wythe County 1789 Wythe County Historical Society 450 Church Street Wytheville, VA 24382 (540) 228-3872 Wythe County Genealogical & Historical Association P.O. Box 1601 Wytheville, VA 24382 (276) 228-2445 Wytheville Community College Library- Kegley Collection 1000 East Main Street Wytheville, VA 24382 (540) 223-4742 Mercer County, WV Mercer County Historical Society P.O. Box 5012 Princeton, WV 24740 Craft Memorial Library 600 Commerce Street Bluefield WV 24701 Phone: 304-325-3943 Bluefield Daily Telegraph Newspaper on Microfilm From 1896. Includes Bland county news. �73 Websites for Bland County History Research Bland County History Archives - Oral history project of the students of Rocky Gap High School. hrtp:/h \.\.VW. bland. k 12. va. us/bland/rockv/ gap.html New Rive r Notes Website http://www. newTi vemotes.com/va/bland. htm Fonnation of Virginia Counties http://\.vww.mvvirginiagenealogy.com/va maps/va cf.htm U.S. Genweb Bland County http://www.rootsweb.com/-vabland/ Library of Virginia - Main site http://\v-ww. Iva. I ib.va. us/ Library of Virginia - What " they have" portal. This is a wonderful resource if you are not aware of the. site. You can now access on-line older deeds, land grants, confederate pension records, confederate disability claims, some family bibles (the written genealogy data that some families wrote in their bibles) as well as the county records on microfilm available for interlibrary loan from the Library of Virginia. http://www. lva. lib. va. us/whatwehave/ Library of Virginia - Chancery Records - Bland County's older chancery records are at the library of Virginia. In 1975 our county clerk sent a large U-haul truck with our records to the Library of Virginia because of space constraints in the courthouse. These chancery reQords have recently (in the last 5 years) been indexed according to case name and surnames appearing in them such as witness testimony. Click on this link and to search the database click "Start Searching". http://www. l va. lib. va. us/whatwehave/local/chancery/index.htm Virginia Tech - Special Collection portal. Virginia Tech archives house many primary sources. An example would be employee rosters of the Norfolk and Western Railway. You need to know your ancestors employee nwnber or Social Security Number to access these records. http://spec.lib.vt.edu/ Manuscript collection: http://spec. lib. vt.edu/mss/msshp.htm Image digital database: http://imagebase.lib.vt.edu/browse.php Virginia Heritage Guide to Manuscript and Archival Collections in Virginia http://www.lib.vinzinia.edu/small/vhp/about.html Roots web Genealogy Resource website. Portal to U.S. Genweb also. http://www.rootsweb.com/ Little Walker's Creek -A history of the land and it's people. Covering some surnames of Bland, Pulaski and Wythe Counties. http://mysite.verizon.net/vze6Jx98/littlewalkerscreek2/index.html Family History Links - Virginia - Nothing but links to sites all over the commonwealth. http://www.family-histo ry-links.com/USANirginia/ \llrglnkl Appolacttlan Notes �14 (TO) AND THIS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by: Hazel Wells Collins The year of 1916 was one of unrest in the United States for we were nbo ut to enter World War One. I arrived that year on November sixteenth to the sheer delight of m father who already had two fine sons. Most men say they would prefer sons to daughters but that was not the case with my daddy. He adored little girls. l was spoiled, catered to and given almost everything I could want for eight years then we had another baby gi r1 to take my place. 1 became my sisters second mother. I took her everywhere I we nt w ith her always sitting on my hip. Neighbors would tease me by saying "she has a I ittlc growth on her hip'. I was born and raised in a very small village (Lafayette Virginia). We had jus t two stores and one of them had a post office, which bars and a window that would raise up so the postmaster could hand out the mail. One member of each family wo uld go to the store twice a day, stand and wait for the mailman to bring in the mail bag . T hen the s tore keeper would sort and call out the name on each piece of mail. If a name was called and no one was there to collect it the postman would put that mail in a little pigeo n ho le . The children would be quiet as a mouse whjle the mail was being called out. T his was a pleasant time for children as well as adults. It is a practice which has long s ince passed out of style. Even my own children never had the opportunity to stand in Ii ne a nd see if anyone in their family had received any mail. We had one church which was the only brick building in our village so everyone went to it. You might say we were a11 Methodist b ecause that was it' s denomination . Sunday was a big day for everybody. The children were up early, dressed a nd waiting just to hear the church bell ring which summons us to Sunday school. Then again in the evening we went to preaching. Our church couldn' t afford a preacher just for us alone. He had several other churches to minister. We had a number of deacons who would take over on Wednesday for prayer meeting. The store keeper I postmaster was also a man of great faith always available to take over any meeting in the church. Our church could boast just a little for we always had at least one member of every family with perfect attendance for the year. We had one crippled girl in the village and she had a perfect attendance at church as long as her mother and father lived which was about twenty six years. But as everything wi11 pass or at least change - this did too. This girl is living as this is being written, but she is in a sanitarium a great many miles from her small home area. Ann, as I am going to call her was very much a part of our village. Although she was much older than I, she was invited to every birthday or any kind of party which we h ad . One of us children would go and push her to most every event be ing held. She would take part in the games, laughing, and having fun., and although she couldn't speak very distinct we always knew what Ann was saying. As I sit here thinking about her I can't help but know how lucky she was to have been born in our small village where she was so much a part of everything. We children were always willing to talk, play, and take her any place she wanted to go. We didn' t think anything strange about her being in a wheel chair. Then was not like today when a Virginia Appalachian Notes �(TO) A N D THIS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by : Hazel We lls Collins girl like An n wo uld be put in a home where she wouldn' t have the companionship of strong a nd healthy c hildre n like we were. O ur v illage had a flour mill where the farmers in and around us brought their wheat to be made into fl our and the ir com to be made into com meal. This mill was a very busy place. T he re was a sawmill connected to it where logs were sawed into Lumber. As c hil dren thi s was a de li ghtful place to go and spend an hour or two, but we were never a llowed to go thro ugh the mill unless we were accompanied by some adult M y daddy worked on the railroad and was away from home all week but was home on Saturday and Sunday. I'll never forget one Saturday my daddy was going to talce som e com to be made into meal and I was allowed to go with him. The miller who lived across the street from the mill took us on a tour of the mill. It was a big building that was run by wate r. As you go into the mill it had hal f doors and the bottom part was always c losed and chi ldren couldn ' t get them open. It was such a nice smell as you entered whe re you c ould see bin fi lled \vith com and wheat. There was a large wheel made of stone a nd the re was a race, as it was called, that brought the water right into the mill w he n the gates o f the race were opened, this rushing water caused the stone wheel to tum. The mill was three stories high with open steps to walk up. The wheat \ <VaS crushed on the top floor and it was sifted down through cloth. You couldn' t see the flour until it came out to be bagged on the first floor. Everyone depended on the mill for flour, meal, brand and c hop. T he c hop was fed to the pigs and cows. O h yes, we had a School house. No, it wasn' t a one room school and it wasn•t red e ithe r as all small towns were supposed to have. Our school house was painted w hite and had three room s. It was on an island and to get to it we had to cross the mill race on a sm a ll bridge. There were seven grades taught in our school When children finished the seventh grade they had to ride a school bus about ten miles to the high school, and they had to pay for the ride. W e ll, the time fina lly rolled around that I was old enough to go to school. We didn't have a kinde rgarten and you had to be six years old to attend public school. When you have olde r brothe rs which are already in school the time passes so slow until you are old enough to e nter school. Then that magic day arrives and I was so eager and excited now tha t I would be in school. On the very first day in school I learned a lesson which almost broke m y h e art I had never been inside a school room and mamma didn't take me as most mothers do. My brothers just took me to my room then went on to their own room. We w e re told to sit down, and one of the older children took our coats, hats, and sweate rs up and put them in a closet. Then just before school was let out for the day that stude nt would go to the front of the room with the wraps and hold them up one at the time so we could claim our own. I didn' t know how you were to get yours so when my pretty new re d sweater was held up I j umped up out of my seat and yelled, "that's my swe ate r". T he teache r came back a nd slapped me in the face, which made me cry. Then she explained this is what would happen to the other children if they got out of their seats before a ll clothing had bee n brought to the~ and the teacher had excused the class for the day. Virginia Appalachian Notes 75 �(TO) AND THIS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by: Hazel Wells Collins I started to run home crying as I went saying to myself, ··1 won' t go to schoo l any more as long as I live." A neighbor's son, who was a couple of years olde r than l was caught up with me, put his arm around my shoulder and said, " Don't cry". J le went o n, "Let me tell you about my first day in school, I didn ' t just get a slap as you did'". He continued talking, "I got a whipping with a switch because l hit a boy that had hit m e .. . "So,yougotoff easyanditwon't happenagain ifyou wi ll only stay in yo ur seat, and raise your hand when your clothing is held up, then it will be brought to yo u·'. I had stopped crying by the time I got home. Then l told momma what had happened to me. She sided with the teacher, but explained how the teacher couldn' t a llow a ll the children to jump up and yell, it was her place to keep order in her class. l e nded m y first day in school with a bard but good lesson learned. We were taught lot more than reading, writing, and arithmetic at our schoo l. Most of what we learned was not taught from books. The teachers were never too busy to vis it in our homes. Upon their visits a group of girls would teach the teacher a few things, I ike how to iron a shirt or make a platter of candy. In return we were being taught a lesson in fellowship or communication without ever being aware of it. We had rules and regulations to go by - the teachers had the right to punish you when ever you did wrong- even to whip you with a switch if yo u deserved it. I was no exception. I had a whipping for jumping the race. Our school had a rule th at no child could go near the race much less get up in the fork of a sycamore tree and jump to the other side. Our school house was different in an another way from school houses today as we didn't have a janitor to keep it clean. That was a job for the older boys and girl s. Each of us were always glad when it was our tum to sweep, dust the erasers, or wash the windows and the blackboard. We were always proud of the way our school house looked. All of the children were a healthy bunch and the teachers helped to kee p us that way. One of the older boys would carry water in a big bucket for us to drink. We had a dipper but no one was allowed to drink from it. You must bring a glass from home or make a paper cup out of a piece of drawing paper. Twice a day our teacher would take u s out side for our exercise. For fifteen minutes we did jumping jacks or ran around the school house. School days were happy times. Now, I will tell you about the morbid side of our village. We had an unde rtaker for as you know death is a part of every town no matter the size. Our undertaker was a real nice man, liked by one and all. He was real tall, stout and also good looking. His shop was a small building where the corpse were laid out and where he did the embalming. It wasn•t large enough for any funeral to be held there. When ever anyone died and was laid out in the shop there would be candles burning. There was a chair for someone to set with the corpse. Anyone could come by and look at the dead person. We had one man that caused quite a stir. He had been electrocuted for his part in a robbery in New York City. His aunt, that raised him lived in our town so she wanted him brought to our morgue and to be buried in our cemetery. He was brought to the shop and some one put candles to burn over him. This was just the start of things. Some of the Virginia Appolochlan Notes �77 (TO) AND THIS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by: Haze l Wells Collins peo ple didn ' t want him to be laid to rest in our cemetery. Others said that the notoriety of his crime would give our small village a bad name if we allowed him to be buried here. T his talk we nt on for several days while everybody even folks from the surrounding communities fil ed by his casket at the undertakers shop. I re member my father and mother talking about how they couldn' t see as how it would hurt our village to have this criminal buried in our cemetery. I was allowed to pass by the casket to see him and I will never forget how he looked. His hair bad been shaved off and the re was a wide brown ring around his head. The decision was finally made to let him be buried here. As I think back on this happening I believe it was a lesson for our young people to see someone that had to pay the s upreme sacrifice for taking part in a crime. We didn' t have any law enforcement officers then and we really didn' t need any, because I can only recall one time when anyone in our village was in trouble with the law. He was caugh t stealing w hite leghorn chickens and he served two years in the pen for his crime. After he paid his debt to society he turned out to be a fine man. Now he is married, has two beautiful children and is very much a part of our fine community. I won't say that there weren't some shady things going on in our village. Most of the harm done by these perpetrators was done to themselves. Like, take a woman who's husband worked away from home, who had another man come to live with her while her husband was away. She thought she kept him hidden from her ·neighbors, but that fact and her s ignals were known by most of the town 's people. She was only hurting herself and no one e lse. Then there was a young girl who had a baby without being married. The child was not hidden away, but was raised by her parents. He lived quite a normal life without being pointed out as the boy without a father. When I was young our village didn~ t have a doctor either, but we did have a midwife, she was an aunt of my father's. When she got old my mother took her place. It was common knowledge for our family to know who was expecting a baby. The women would come and tell mamma so she could market it down and be ready to go to help them when it was time for the baby to arrive. I didn' t like for my mother to be called on every time someone had a baby for it was a lways at night and I would have to do more work, work that mamma always did. She was very seldom ever paid much and some times she wouldn' t receive anything. If the mother hadn' t prepared for the new baby mamma would take all the clothing the new baby would need from our home with her. She was always making dippers from old worn-out sheets and flour sacks. 1 never could understand why every time a baby was born it was storming, raining, snowing, or very hot. I don' t remember anyone ever having a baby on a real nice night. So - l made myself a promise, that I have kept to this day, that is never start being a midwife. I would do most anything to help anyone except help deliver a baby. And now this has pass for I don' t believe there are any midwives even in small towns today. What with our ambulances and life saving crews so available there isn't a need for anyone other than a doctor to deliver a baby - except in the case of an emergency then there is the Virginia Appolacnlan Notes �(TO) AND THIS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by: Hazel Wells Collins ambulance driver or taxi driver who is taking the woman to a near by hospi ta l. T h ank goodness for modem conveniences. I hope I have given you a clear picture of some of the people of our community . Now, I will try to describe to you just how our village would have looked w h e n l was a young girl. As you leave the main highway coming into our vi llage the first thing sec off in the distance is the mountain, tall, blue, and beautiful next you wi ll notice the ri ver so nice and clear with willow trees standing so stately and green a long its bank. The Roanoke River was a most important source of food . One could tell the season of the year by the crowds of people coming from near by towns a nd c ities first to trout fish in the spring and then to grab hook in the summer. Our ri ver was as clear as the spring water from which it was formed. lf we kept o ur river clean it would s upply us with all kinds offish, turtles, and frogs. Almost every member of the fam ily h ad a fishing pole to use. There were very few reels, ours were home made from one of the many willow trees which lined both sides of the river. Along the ri ver there was a lso a large supply of small animals. The boys of the village could trap these animals a nd sell their fur for money. For the children of our village the river was a place where we spent m a ny hours just having fun. We swam when the weather was warm, - girls in an old dress and the boys in old blue jeans. Every boy and girl considered the river his or her own swimming pool. There weren't any swimming lessons but the older children taught the youn ger ones. There was one place in the north fork of the river just above the railroad bridge called the whirl pool where the boys could go and swim in the nude. This was quite proper because it couldn' t be seen from where anyone lived or the road. Almost every boy and girl could row a boat. Everyone kept their boat tied up nea r where they lived. Most every family had a carpenter so we built our own boats. My father being a carpenter by trade built our boat. Even as children we were taught to drive a nail and saw a plank so we helped. Each winter we would take our boat out of the water, tar the bottom and paint it. When spring came we always had a boat that wouldn' t leak ready for hours of fun on our river. You could see our railroad running along side the river. It was a very important p art of our village. The Virginian Railroad provided work for some of our men like m y father. It also brought and took our mail twice a day. The pleasant rumble of the train and it's long whistle was about the last sound we heard before going to sleep every night. Next we come to the first home. It was a large two story white house with a big yard filled with flowers of all kinds. This home was owned by a man and his wife who never had any children of their own. Over the years they adopted several children which they raised teaching them how to work, play and become solid citizen. One of the boys I have already mentioned stole the chickens, but ended up a fine part o f our community. Next we come to the undertakers shop. It's painted dark red and sits in the com e r of his garden next to his house. Then there a re two more houses one on each side of the . road. On the right side of the road is the first of three swinging bridges. Today there is a Virginia Appolachlon Notes �(TO) AND THIS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by: Haze l Wells CoJlins bridge for cars to cross the river, but when I was a child the bridge had two cables to hold onto, fe nce wire to protect the children on both sides, and two big boards wide enough to walk on. It was so much fun to walk on the swinging bridge and I did almost everyday. You see we had two cows which we kept in a pasture across the river just about a mile up the holle r road. One of my brothers and [took turns milking. I would milk one week morning and afternoon and he would milk one week. One week when it was brothers week to milk the cows just didn' t give any milk. Well mamma found out that my brother was having milk battles with a girl that milked in the same place. I don' t remembe r what his punishment was but I'm glad that wasn't me. l always crossed the S\vtnging bridge every Friday evening when the passenger train brought the men home from their jobs for the weekend My daddy would always bring us children some small gift when he came home. This was something to look forward to all week. We would go with daddy across the bridge on Sunday evening and watch him catch the train back to work. Two houses just past the swinging bridge was our home. It wasn' t such a fine house and it wasn' t as large as some of the homes, but it wasn't as small as some. Never the Jess we loved every inch of iL Just up church hill from our house was the blacksmith shop. I spent many happy hours turning the billows to make the fire burn hotter so it would heat the horseshoes. Then the blacksmith could hammer and bend them to fit the horse. How sad l was when the blacksmith died for we never got another to take his place. After a few years his shop was tom down to make way for more Sunday school rooms to be added to our church. The blacksmith shop had been on a small comer lot joining the church yard. This might have been progress, but it was a passing that I didn' t like, and as a child I just couldn' t understand. 1t was about this time that our little village got its first car. That was a day, everyone was out in their yards looking at the car going by. It was bright red with a black top that could be put down. For weeks every time we heard the car coming we would run out to see it pass by so we could wave at the driver. The owner was the postmasters brother who was a railroad engineer. Everybody thought he must be rich to be able to buy such a fine car. It wasn't too long before we had a second car in our village. It belonged to the postmaster, next the other store owner got one, then the miller got a car so it wasn't much of a thrill to watch so many cars, besides none were as pretty as the first one. They were just plain black and if I remember correct none of the other cars had a top that could be put <town. Oh! while I'm at it I must tell you about the first radio to come to our village. l had already had the pleasure of listing to a radio before we got the first one in the village. The one I heard was a crystal set. It was owned by an aunt of one of my girl friends. Her aunt lived up the road about a mile from us. I would go with my friend to spend the night with her aunt and everyone would take turns putting on the earphones to listen to the music. I don ' t remember much about the music or what was said but I do remember it being loud and squeaky. Now back to our village' s first radio. The postmaster was the one that bought it, he couldn't let his brother get all the notoriety by getting everything Virginia Appaloehlan Notes �(TO) AND TIDS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by: Hazel Wells Collins that we all would like to have, but could not afford. The radio was like a drawing card. It was kept right in the back window of the store where it could be heard on the out s ide as well as inside. It was right where the men could sit around the potbellied stove, chew their tobacco and listen to the music or the one big favorite program. ln those days that program was Amos and Andy. When ever my daddy was at home and it was almost seven o' clock he would tell momma, "Got to go to the store to hear Amos and Andy. " He would always bring us children some kind of treat but he would never let us go w ith him. He said that was no place for children, but the good thing was he would always come home and act out all the parts of Amos and Andy to keep us from wanting to follow him to the store to so we could hear it on the radio our selves. Daddy was quite an actor, he did the parts so well we really enjoyed hearing him repeat the show for us. He could do the dialect of every character prefect. Among the fondest memories of daddy was his portrayal of the different ne ighbo rs and friends in our area. The Thomas family lived about two miles from us across the river and up the hollow where only two families lived. They would come into the village about once a week to get a few things from the store like salt and sugar. They rai sed most everything they ate including apples and other fruit. Mr. Thomas stuttered when he talked, my daddy could talk so much like him you would have thought it was Mr. Thomas himself. My mother thought that daddy was making fun of the way some of the neighbors talked. But to me daddy was paying each man and woman that he imitated a complement. It takes someone who pays attention to learn just how someone stands, walks, and talks to act like that person. Mamma would always say that it was a wonder that any of their children could be themselves with their father always acting like som e one else. After our house on Water Street going west was the parsonage where years ago the preacher lived. The first preacher that I remember who lived there was a cripple man. He and his wife would go places in their buggy and my being a neighbor once they took m e with them to one of the other churches several miles away. It always made me very proud to be ask to ride with them but they didn't have any children of their own. This was about the only house in the village that was later turned into a renter's house. It had been bought by a man from Roanoke, a city about eighteen miles away. It was several years before we met Mr. Williams. l didn' t like him from the first time that I saw him. The only time he came to our village was to yell at the people living in his house about rent that they owed him. He didn't look like a man that needed money because he had a car and was always dressed like he was going to a funeral. He always looked down on the people who rented his house as if they weren't his kind of people. He proved to be a very hard man as he put one of his tenants out in the street because she couldn't pay the rent. This widow woman had five children still at home. Her husband bad heart trouble and hadn' t been able to work for about a year when he died. She was a very hard working woman, but she had gotten behind in her rent by the time her husband died. I'll never forget seeing the sheriff from a small town about ten miles away come to put this poor widow woman who had no place to go out of her home. \liglnla Appalachian Notes • - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - ---- - - _____ ---A �(TO) AN D Tl-IIS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by : H aze] We lls Coll ins T his is where m y mother proved what a wonderful woman she was. Mamma helped carry al l of this woma n's furniture down the road and store it in our barn. Then she took straw ti c ks a nd made beds for the children on our floor. We kept them until the widow woma n fou nd a job in a nearby town and was able to move and take care of her family. T h is was the first tim e that rnamma took a whole family into our home but it wasn't the last tim e. A ll of the homes in our vi llage were arranged in an orderly fashion All of the houses were o n the so uth side of the ri ver which was laid out like a small city with the church in the cente r. Just across the street from the church was our shoe shop. It was a small lean to built on to Mr. Arc hie's house. In the front yard he had a tame strawberry patch with a hig h wire fence around the house and yard. When the berries were ripe Mr. Archie bad a time trying to keep the boys out of them. While he was busy hammering on his shoes the boys would try to sneak some berries, but it seamed like Mr. Archie had eyes in the back of h1s h ead because he would ye ll at the boys to stay out of his strawb erry patch. You should have seen those boys scatter, they knew Mr. Archie would come after them with his cane. I can see him now, he always wore dark clothing, walked with his cane and was stooped fro m working so long over his last fixing shoes. You could go by his house at night and he would be sitting over his last with a lamp burning bright and his speculates sitting on the end of his nose working bard on someone's shoes. When you went to get the shoes he had fixed for you he would give you a big strawberry. This made him the friend of children and adults alike. I don 't ever rem ember Mr. Arc hie having a wife, but of course he did because one of his children lived with he r husband a nd thei r seven children in our village. I guess you could say we were poor people, but you could ask any of the thirty SL'< families in our village and they would say that we were all rich as there wasn't anything that we didn't h ave at least we thought we had everything. We had our river, two stores, one has a post office, the flower mill and lumber yard combined, a blacksmith shop to keep the horses shoed, a shoe shop to keep the children in shoes, an undertaker to bury the dead, a three room school and the church which gave every family a felling of being one in a spiritual sen se. There was one other building in our village, that was the Odd Fellows hall on Main Street. It played a real important part in all our lives. It was not only used for the men that belonged to the Odd Fellows, but it had a stage where to local folks put on plays using the village people as actors. Then when money was needed for some project there would be a string band from a nearby town come to play. The hall would seat about one hundred and fifty people, that is if you sat real close together on the long wooden benches. Who would mind setting on wooden benches to listen to good country music or your own people acting out some play like ' The Eyes of March'. The lodge was the only p lace which youngsters got a c hance to try their hand at acting. Each year our church put on a C hristmas program with a play a nd all the children who wanted a part got one. Some of the young people read poems. The girls couldn' t wait to get old enough to take part in the pantomime . We wore long pastel colored gowns with tinsel around the neck, Vlrglnla Appalachian Notes ~J �(TO) AND TIIlS (TOO) SHALL PASS (TWO) by: Hazel Wells Collins sleeves and head band. The pantomime was near the end of the program then several of the church men would give out presents. Oh! I must tell you about the tree. It was always a big tall tree decorate d o nly with handkerchiefs, socks, and small dolls. Nothing was wrapped. To me this typ e of tre e was the prettiest thing a child could ever see, and he or she would never forget. Every child would receive a present. The parents and Sunday school teachers always saw that no youngster was left with out a present. To hear your name called out with some cute remark made about you would make the children squeal with deli ght. Todav many ofthe phlfsfcal properties like rite mountain. the river. rat/road. the cfturc/1. and scorra l oftAe old houses still remain. but the real way of life of111!1 vouth indeed ltas long passes. Hazel Wells Collins is now 89 years old and is cared at the Walte r Ree d Convalescent Center on Gloucester, Virginia. This story was written in the 1950s. Edited by: her daughter Barbara C. Baganakis January 2006 Those wishing to copy should contact Copyright owner, Barbara C. Baganakis, 606 Richmond Rd., Williamsburg, VA. 23185 Virginia AppoloehJan Note~ �93 CEMETERY MOTIFS AND THEIR INTERPRETATIONS Here are a few of the many motifs seen on early American gravestones, with some of the commonly held interpr~tations of their symbolic significance . ANGEL , FLYING = rebirth " " TRUMPETING = call to the Resurrection " " WEEPING = grief ARCH = victory of life, or victory in death ARROW = mortality BIRD = eternal life BIRDS IN FLI GHT = flight of the soul BREASTS (also gourds, pomegranates) = the church , the ministry, the nourishment of the soul CANDLE FLAME = lif e COLUMNS, DOORS = heavenly entrance CROWN = glory of life after death DOVE = purity, devotion F IGS, PINEAPPLES, OTHER FRUITS = prosp~rity, eternal life FLOWER = frailty of life SEVERED BLOSSOM = mortality GARLAND = victory HAND POINTING = heavenly reward HEART = love, mortality, love of God, abode of the sou l HOURGLASS = time ' s in evitable passing LAMB = innocence PAL L (cloth covering coffin), PICK, SPADE= mortality ROOSTER = awakening, the Resurrection SCYTHE = death, the divine harvest SHELL = the Resurrection and life everlasting, life's pilgrimage SKULL, CROSSBONES, SKELETON = mortality SUN SETTING = death SUN SHINING AND SUN RISING = renewed life THISTLE of Scottish descent TREE = life " SEVERED BRANCH = mortality " SPROUTI NG = lite everlasting VINE = the sacraments WEEPING WILLOW TREE = nature 's lament WINGED FACE = effigy of the soul of the deceased; the soul in flight WINGED SKULL = flight of the soul from mortal man WREATH = victory WREATH WORN BY SKULL = victory of death over life WHEAT SHEAVES = the divine harvest ti = Taken from a newsletter published by the Association for Gravestone Studies Virginia ~~hlon Not81 - - ... _, �Montgomery County Obituaries-continued MRS. PETER B. ELLIBTI Blacksburg- Lillian ALLEN ELLIETI, 80, widow of Dr. Peter B. ELUETI', died Sunday in a Richmond hospital. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Kate E. C RUMP , Richmond:~· ::;istL:r. f\ lr". Beulah A. SHEALOR, Blacksburg; three brothers, Archie K. A LL EN, JcssL: w . /\ LI. EN. 13uford H. ALLEN, Blacksburg. The body will anive Tuesday morning at Hoy Funeral l lomL:. MRS. FANNIE P. ELLIOTT Blacksburg, Sept 17 - Mrs. Fannie P. ELLIOTT, 70, died tonight near here. Surviv ing arc three daughters, Mrs. J.M. LINKOUS, Montgomery County; Mrs. Roy LONG, Newport: Mrs . William BRILLHART, Blacksburg; a son, Basil ELLIOTT, Pineville, W. Va. ; a half brothe r, J. W . PRICE, Portsmouth; a half sister, Mrs. Marshall OWENS, Elliston; eight grandchildren~ three great-grandchildren. Body is at P. D. Oakey Funeral f:.lome. JOHN H. EVANS Blacksburg, March 6 - John Hamilton EVANS, 86, died at his home here today. Surviving are two sons and five grandchildren. Services will be at the hom e of a son, r rank EV ANS , Sunday at 3 p.m. with interment in West View Cemetery. MRS. LUNDY FAGG Blacksburg, June 26 - Mrs. Lundy FAGG, 46, died Friday at her home at Norris Run. Su rvivi n g are her husband, two daughters, her mother, seven brothers, and three sisters. Se1·vices will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Centennial Church at McCoy, with interment in the church Cemeter y. MRS. JANE M FENTON Christiansburg, April 20 - Mrs. Jane M. FENTON, died early today at her home at Camb ria. Surviving are her husband, W. H. FENTON, two sons, one daughter, one foster daughter, h er mother, two brothers, one sister and on grandchild. Funeral services will be condu cted a t Allegheny church Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Intennent will be in Sunset Cemetery, Christia n s burg. MRS. SAMANTHA GAY FERRIS Blacksburg, Nov. 21 - Mrs. Samantha Gay FERRIS, 66, died Friday evening at the home of h e r sister, Mrs. D. K. ROBINSON, Blacksburg. Surviving are h er husband, four sons, and three daughters. The funeral will be held at the home of Mrs. Robinson at 2 p.m. Sunday, with burial in the Robinson Cemetery near Blacksburg. DEAD MAN DISCOVERED IN MONTGOMERY FIELD Blacksburg, Aug. 23 (AP) - Charles M. FLINCHUM, 53, contractor and farmer, was found shot to death yesterday in a cornfield on his farm, three miles north of h ere. Dr. C. F. MANGES, Blacksburg coroner, said the wound was self-inflicted. Funeral will b e conducted Thursday at 3 p.m. at the residence. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. Surviving are hi s wife, Mrs. Heddy B. FLINCHUM; six daughters, Mrs. Alene HALE, Mrs. N ellie BISHOP, Mrs. Ethel HILTON, Mrs. Helen PARKER, all of Blacksburg; Mrs. S ue DAVIS, Mount Crawford ; Mrs. Mildred MARTIN, Bell Camp, Md.; one son, William FLINCHUM, B lacksburg; nine grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Nora BURGESS, Basham; Mrs. W. B. S PANGLER, Cluistiansburg; Mrs. Pearl COLE, Salem; and two brothers, John FLINCHUM, Salem; and Sherman FLINCHUM, Roanoke. Virginia Appalachian Notes �- 85 WILLI AM 0. FRITl l Blacks burg. Fch. JJ - \Vi lliam Osca r FRI T H. 90, died today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. c. R. DJ\ V IS, in _c ·o,l~ cgi; Park. Md. A lso survi vi ng ~re two so ns, T. Dan FRITH, Blacksburg; Lawrc;ncc I .. J· R 1111. /\ ti an ta. Ga.; seven grandchildren. Funeral wi ll be at 2 p.m. Thursday at P. 0. Oakey Funeral H o me with burial in West Vi ew Cemetery. YVO NNE J . G ENTRY Blacks burg . A ug. 27 - fun era l fo r Yvonne J. GENTRY, 6, who died Monday in a Beckley, w. Va .. hos pital uf" injuries received in an auto accid ent Saturday on the West Virginia Turnpike, wi ll be Th u rsda y at I 0 a.m. at Blacksburg Wesleyan Methodist Church. A graveside service will be a t 3 p.111 . in S hady G rove Cemetery at Colfax, N.C. Surviving are her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Eugen e I I. GENTRY. a brother and two s isters, Alfred, Phyllis Ann and Faye GENTRY, all of Blacksburg. MRS . SA RAI l B. GR/\ Y Blacksburg - Mrs. Sarah BUCHANAN GRAY, 59, died suddenly at her home here Saturday afte rn oon. S h e is s urv ived by two daug hters, Mrs. R. L. SCHOOLS, Portsmouth, and Mrs. w. W. PH ILLIPS, S lidell , La.; two so ns, E. B. GRAY Jr. , Blacksburg, and Donald M. GRAY, C hri s tian sb urg; a brother. J.P . B UCH ANAN, Burkes Garden. Jones Funeral Home, Blacksburg, is in charge of arrangements. (W1itten on this: Dec 24 I 966) MRS. SARAH B. GRAY B lacks burg - Mrs . Sarah BUC HANAN GRAY, 59, died suddenly Dec. 24 at her home. S urvi ving are two daug hters, Mrs. R. L. SCHOOLS, Portsmouth, Mrs. W.W. PHILLIPS, Slidell, La.; two sons, E. 8. GRAY Jr. , Blacksb urg, and Donald M . Gray, Christiansburg; a brother, J ames P. BUCHANAN, Burkes Garden. The fun eral was held Dec. 27, at 2 p.m., in Jones Funera l Chapel. Inte nne nt was in West View Cemetery. (Written on this: Dec 24 66) ANDY M . HALE Blacks burg - Andy M. HAL E, 61 , of Blacksburg died Tuesday in a Radford hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mamie CALDWELL HALE; a daughter, Mrs. Jolm WHITLEY, W est Memphi s, Ark.; two sons, W a rd C. HALE, Danville, Gene A. HALE, Blacksburg; a step-daughter, Mrs. Lawrence HOYT, Hoboken, N.J.; a step-son, James F. HODGE, Roanoke; five sisters, Mrs. Lewis S. KANODE Sr., Mrs . Edwin PRICE, Mrs. Pearl Moore EAST, Mrs. Pauline ALLS, Blacksburg, Mrs. Leona FAW, Walkertown, N.C.; seven brothers, W alTen HALE, William HALE, Garland HALE, Howard HALE, Carlile SITES, Blacksburg, C laude HALE, Hampton, C lifford HALE, K e rnersvill e , N.C. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Church with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens, near Christiansburg. (Written on this: 1972) MRS. BLANCHE BLANKENSHIP HAL E Mrs . Blanche Virgi nia BLANKENSHIP HALE, 49, 22 18 Russell Ave., SW, died Friday in a R oanoke hos pital. S h e was an employe (typo in the paper) of P eoples Drug Stores. Surviving are a son, Milton R. HA LE, Roanoke; two s is ters, Mrs. Luna EAST, Daleville, Mrs. Minnie SWEENEY, Roanoke; two brothe rs, Dewey BLANKENS HIP, Montvale, Olie BLANKENSHIP, Blue field ; a half bro ther, Bi ll BLANDENS HIP, Bluefield. The funeral will be at I p.m. Monday at Lotz C hapel , Roanoke, with burial in S herwood. (Written on this : Feb 12th 68) ... �ELLIS F. HALE SR. Blacksburg - Ellis Franklin HALE Sr., 79, di ed May 9 at hi s ho me. I le is s ur i , ·cd h y hi s " 'i fc . Mrs. Florence K. HALE, Blacksburg; two sons, E. Franklin HA LE Jr. and Jat;k I II\ LE. both of Blacksburg; a brother, Fielding HALE, Lynchburg; two half sisters, Mrs. Maude 11 ICKS and Mrs. Bernice HOOVER, Quarry. The funeral was held Thursday, Mriy I I , at 2 p.m. , in the West View Cemetery. The Rev. Charles S. KING, pastor of the church, conduckd the s ervices. The Hoy Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. JAMES A. HALE Blacksburg, Dec. 23 - James Arch HALE, 63, died tonight at hi s home near here. S urviving are his wife, Mrs. Evie SITES HALE; eight sons, Carlisle, Andrew, Howard. Warren. Garland and William HALE, all of Blacksburg; Claude HALE, Hampton; C lifford HALE, Kernersv ill e, N .C., five daughters, Mrs. Clara KANODE, Mrs. Leona SPRADLfN, Mrs. Pearl MOORE. Mrs. Pauline ALLS, all ofBlacksburg; Mrs. Rugh FRYE, No rfolk; four s isters, Mrs. Viola GALLOHORN, Seven Mile Ford; Mrs. Ocie WARD, Wytheville; Mrs. Leona ERBACKER, Newtonsville, Ohio; Mrs. Laura WARD, Rural Retreat; 48 grandchi ldren and 13 g reatgrandchildren. Services will be at Slusser's Chapel Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be in the Whitlock Cemetery. MRS. MAGGIE M. HALL Blacksburg, June 17 - Mrs. Maggie Mickie HALL, 76, died Wednesday evening at hl!r home here. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth E. DOSS, Blacksburg; four s ons, Dave EFFINGER, Epson EFFfNGER, Howard EFFINGER, Jack EFFINGER, all of Blacks burg; five sisters, Mrs. W. M. CRUMPACKER, Blacksburg; Mrs. B. P. LINKOUS, S cottsvill e, Mrs . Sall y SHIMLES, Tomahawk, Wis.; Mrs. Ruth HURST and Mrs. Kate LUMPKINS, both of Roanoke; three brothers, john PREFATER, Sam PREFATER, Claude PREFATER, all of Roanoke ; her stepmother, Mrs. Rosie PREFATER of Roanoke and nine grandchildren. Funeral will b e held Friday, at 2 p.m. in the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in W est View Cemetery. HUGH L. HAWKINS Blacksburg- Hugh L. HAWKfNS, 88, died Friday in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. A. B. KNUDSEN, Norfolk, Mrs. Clara LAPPIN, New York City, Mrs. R. C. MOORE, Blacksburg, Mrs. D. P. JAMES, Petersburg, Mrs. C. E. CLEAR, Richmond; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Barbara Ann FRAZIER, Newport News, three sons, Howard HAWKINS, New Hope, Hugh M. HAWKINS, New Market, Fred HAWKINS, Ringold. The funeral will b e at 3 p.m. Sunday at Jones Funeral Chapel with burial in West View Cemetery. (Written on this: April 19th 68) MRS. NANNIE PRICE HAWKINS Blacksburg- Mrs. Nannie PRICE HAWKINS died July 22 at her home here. A native of Montgomery County, she was the wife of Hugh L. HAWKINS to whom she had been married 65 years on May 30, 1965. For many years Mrs. HAWKINS was the corresponde nt in the G lade Community, where she resided, for the Montgomery News Messenger. Surviving a re her husband, H. L. HA WK.INS; six daughters, Mrs. A. B. KNUDSEN , Norfolk; Mrs. C lara LAPPIN, New York City; Mrs. Robert C. MOORE, Blacksburg; Mrs. David P . JAM ES, Pete rsburg; Mrs . Charles E. CLEAR, Ri chmond; Mrs. Barbara H. FRASIER, Newport News; three s ons, Howard ~Into Appalachian Notes �97 A. _I IA WK INS_. New llopc~ I l_u gh M . HAWKINS. New Market; Fred T. HAWKINS, Ringgold; a s is ter. Mrs. L:.dgar L. I IA WK INS . Sr. , Blacksburg; two brothers, A lex PRICE, Blacksburo Frank PR ICE. /\kw n. O hio : 2 1 gra nd child ren and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral service~'were held Jul y 24, al 3 p.111., in Jom:s Funeral Chape l wit h burial in West View Cemetery. The Rev. Ri cha rd M. UMBERGE R. of St. Pe ter Lutheran Church, Glade Community, conducted the services, assisted by th e Rev. Mahlon H. ELLIOTT, pastor of the Blacksburg Methodist Church. Pallbearers wen: Mrs . I lawkins' grandso ns, To nuny HA WK.INS, Jimm y HA WK.INS, Danny HAWKI NS, Dav id J AMES, Byro n J AMES, and Noble MOORE. ALON Z OE W. H ELMS Blacksburg - A lonzoc W . 1IELMS, 7 1, died at his home in St. Louis Monday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mari e H E LM S~ a daught er, Mrs. Francis Lee HELMS, both of St. Louis; three sisters, Mrs. G ideon TIMBERLAKE and Mrs. Aub rey NOTTING HAM, both of Spartanburg, S.C.; Mrs. Minnie WALTERS. B:iltimorc: two brothers, Guy HELMS, Pearisburg; Dr. S. T. HELMS B a ltimore. The bod y will be sent to G ivens Funeral Home in Pearisburg, where it will remain until Saturday m orning. There w ill be a Masonic graveside service Saturday at 2 p.m. at West V iew Cemete ry in Bln~k sb urg. ) HOWARD G . ll E LM S Howard Grant H E LMS, 69, di ed Monday in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Virg inia STRICKLER H ELMS; three daughters, Mrs. Helen COMPTON and Mrs. Ruth PAYNE, bo th of Blac ks burg, anti Miss Martha H ELMS, Richmond; a son, Harley E. HELMS, Blacksburg; seven s is ters, Mrs. F. E. C H A RLTON, Mrs. A. L. DOBBINS, Mrs. J. W . STRICKL ER, Sr., Mrs. S. W. STRICKLER, a ll of Blacksburg; M rs. Ed BISHOP, C hris tians burg; Mrs. H enry TURNER and Mrs. Dennis EP PERLY, Roanoke, four grandchi ldre n . Funeral was Wednesday at the Blacksburg Christian Church. Burial was in West View Cemetery. MISS LILL IAN J . H ELMS B lacksburg, Dec. 5 - Miss Lillian J. HELMS, 65, died in a Lynchburg hospital Wednesday night. Surviving are three brothers, Guy H E LMS, Pearisburg; A. W. HELMS, St. Louis, Mo.; Dr. s. T. HELMS, Baltimo re; three s isters, Mrs. Sallie TIMBERLAKE~ Spartanburg, S.C.; Mrs. Mruy Lee NOTTINGHAM, Cap e Charl es; Mrs . Minnie WATERS, Baltunore. Funeral w ill be at P. D. Oakey Funera l Horne S und ay at 2 p.m. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. JOHN W . H END E RSON John Wal lace HENDERSON, 6 2, di ed suddenly Wednesday evening, January 17, at his home on Main stree t, Blacks burg. H e is s urvived by his wife, Willa SLUSSER H ENDERSON; one son, Joe H E NDERS ON; one daug hter, Miss M a1iha HEN DERSON; one brother, Robert E. HEN D ERSO N; three sisters, Mrs. Edwin PRICE, Mrs. Harry BENNETT, and Mrs. John MEADOWS . Funeral services were conducted from Whisner Memorial Methodist church Friday, J an uary 19 at 2 :00 o'clock, intem1e nt was in West View Cemetery. \l)glnlo Appalachkln Notes • �98 MICHAEL V. HENDERSON Blacksburg- Funeral for Michael Vernon HEND ERSON, 15, who was kilk<l \Vcdnt;sda y in a hunting accident, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Luster's Gate Union t:hur<.;h. with burial in \Vest View Cemetery, Blacksburg. The body is at the Hoy Funeral Home. (Written on thi s : Ntw 3 1965) ROBERT E. HENDERSON Blacksburg - Robert Ervin HENDERSON, 74, died Wednesday ni ght en route to a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Reta HENDERSON ; a s ister, Mrs. /\<la M EJ\DOWS, Blacksburg. Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Hoy Funeral Home, w ith hurial in West View Cemetery.. (Written on this: Nov 3 1965) NASH HENDERSON Blacksburg, March 12 (Special) - Nash HENDERSON, 86, member of a family identified with the history of Montgomery county from early times, died at 4 p.m. today at the home or hi s daughter, Mrs. J. A. MEADOWS, about three miles from Blacksburg. Funeral services will be held at the MEADOWS home at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in the fam il y Cemetery in Roanoke Valley. Surviving are his wife, and the following children: Mrs . Edwin PRIC E, Mrs. Henry BENNETT, Wallace and Robert E. HENDERSON , all of Montgomery county: and one brother, Croswell H. HENDERSON. Mr. HENDERSON was widely related in Montgomery and adjoining counties. MRS. NASH HENDERSON Blacksburg, Jan. 6 (Special)- Mrs. Nash HENDERSON, 83, a li fe-long resident of Montgomery county, and widely connected throughout this section of the state, died Wednesday morning at the fami ly home three miles from Blacksburg. She is survived by several sons and daughters. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the Roanoke Valley Presbyterian church . Burial will be in a nearby Cemetery. The body will remain at Richardson's funeral home in Christiansburg until 10 a.m. Friday. GEORGE W. HILL George W. HILL, 62, died at his home in Blacksburg, Monday. Surviving are hi s wife, Mrs. Ora .MELSER HILL; two sons, Wesley E. H~LL and G. Robert HILL; two daughters, Mrs. Haro ld SMITH and Mrs. Harley HELMS, all of Blacksburg; two brothers, Howard H. HILL, Christiansburg; Theodore B. HILL, Akron, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Jake T. AKERS, Muncy, Pa.; Mrs. Clarence SAIN and Mrs. Benie MILLER, Akron; and s ix grandchildren. Funeral was at2p.m. WednesdayatBlacksburgMetbodistchurch. Burial was in West View Cem etery. WESLEY E. HILL Wesley Edward HILL, 41, died Saturday at his home in Blacksburg. Mr. HILL was a member of the Blacksburg Volunteer Fire Department for 14 years, and for many years was associated with his father, the late G. W. Hill, in the mercantile business in Blacksburg. He was a lieutenant in the reserve squad. His wife is president of the Ladies Auxi liary of Blacksburg Fire D e partment. Surviving are his wife: Mrs. Elizabeth COE HILL; two children , Joyce Elaine HJ LL a nd Wesley E. HILL, Jr., his mother, Mrs. George W. HI LL; two s isters, Mrs. Margie H E LMS and Mrs. Gladys SMITH, one brother, George Robert HILL, all of Blacksburg. Fune ral services were ~lnla Appalachian Notea �conducted by the Rev. Dr. Arthur S helton, Monday, at 2 p.m. in the Blacksbura Methodist c hurch. Burial was in West View Cemetery. Members of the Blacksburg Vol~nteer Fire Dcpa11mc11t and First Aid Crew served as honorary pallbearers. Active pallbearers were: H. M. HODGE, C . P. LIGO N. R. L. WI LLARD. J. G. HAMPTON, Tommy HURD, and K. L. AKE RS. (On the back o f this was printed at the top o f the page: Thursday, May 3, 1962) WILLI AM T . H ILTON Blacksburg. Jan. 2 1 - William Thomas HILTON, 88, died this morning at the home of his n ephc.;w in C htistiansburg. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. E. V. LUCAS of Blacksburg and Mrs. Olli ~ STR U PS of Columbus, Ohio. Services are scheduled at 3 p.m. Sunday at the P. D. Oakey Funeral ho me in Blacksburg. Burial wi ll be in West View Cemetery. MRS. J. S . B. HJNKLE B lacksburg, J an. 6 - Mrs. J . S. 8. H lNKLE, 89, di ed today at her home here Surviving are her husband; two so ns, Lloyd J. HICKERSON, Salem; Robert CALDWELL, Riclunond; a daughter, Mrs . S ilas .HOLLANDS, Baltimore; a stepson, Leo nard HTNKLE, Houston, Tex.; two brothers, C ha rl es C ALDW ELL, Dublin; Cleti c CALDWELL, Newport; six grandchi ldren and 14 greatgrandchildrcn. Funeral wi ll be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home, with burial in Cedar Lawn Cemetery at Salem. (Written on this: 1958.) ELG IN 8 . HOW ERY Floyd , Oct. 23 (Special) - Cpt. Eltrin 8. HOWERY, 40, died suddenly early this morning at the ho me of his sister, Miss Virginia HOW ERY in Blacksburg. He was the son of Emmett HOW ERY of Floyd, and the late Mrs. HOWERY. Cpt. HOWERY was honorably discharged last month after two years of service overseas. He is survived by his sister and six brothers, all o f whom ha ve h ad overseas service. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 o'clock p.m . from the Can1p Creek Methodist church, with intennent in the church burial grounds. WILLIAM E. HUBBERT Blacksburg, May 18 - William E. H UBB ERT, 7 1, died this morning at his home near here. Su rviving are his wife, Mrs. Lillian BROCE HUBBERT; a son, William E. HUBBERT III; a s ister, Mrs. R. E. RIBBLE, Mt. Hope, W . Va. Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Luther Memorial Lutheran C hurch here. Burial will be in the fami ly Cemetery. The body will be taken from P. D. Oakey funeral Home to the church Tuesday at 1 p.m. ANAH PHARR HUFFMAN New Castle - Anah Pharr HUFFMAN, 78, died Saturday in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving arc his w ife, Annie DUNBAR HUFFMAN; a daughter, Mrs. Bertie Ann MILLS, Maitinsville; a son, Alan H UFFMAN, at H o me; a brother, Giles E. HUFFMAN, New Castle. The fi.meral will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Forks of John's C reek Church with burial in the HUFFMAN family Cemetery. Arrangements are being made by Boitnott Funeral Home. (W1itten on this: Feb 25 67) Virginia AppolochlQn NOt9$ �DR. F. B. HUFFMAN Dr. F. B. HUFFMAN, 61, died suddenly Tuesday at his home in Blacksbu rg. I k is sun·i\'c I by his wife, three daughters, two brothers and two sisters. Dr. H U~F~tAN .was 1.:tl~1catt:d at th~ Medical college of Virginia and Maryland Medical college, beg1nn111g h1~ pract1ct.: al S inkin ~ Creek in 1909. He then moved to Price's Fork and later to Newport, com111g to Blackshurg in 1920, where be had practiced ever since. Services will be held at Blacksburg Chri st ian drnrch, of which he was a member, Thursday, the time to be announced. Interment w ill he in th e HUFFMAN Cemetery in Craig county. MRS. HESTER A. HUNTER Blacksburg, Jan. 21 - Mrs. Hester Ann HUNTER, 90, died at the home o f a daughter, Mrs . Mollie STEVERS, here Monday night. Also surviving are another daughter, Mrs. Dalt: ODHAM, Blacksburg; three sons, Elsie, Harry HUNTER, both o f Blacksburg: William HUNTER; 19 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Funeral w ill be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Blacksburg Wesleyan Methodist Church. Burial will be in West V iew Cemetery. The body wi ll be at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Wednesday. (Written on this: 1958 M o nday ) MRS. ROSA LEE HUNTER Blacksburg, May 22 (Special) - Mrs. Rosa Lee HUNTER, 67, dic<l here this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edgar MARTfN. The funeral will be held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery. BERNARD G. HUTCHINSON Blacksburg, Jan. 13 (Special) - Bernard G. HUTCHINSON, SS, died at hi!; home here Saturday evening. He is survived by his wife, two sons, three daughters and a grandchild. The funeral service will be conducted at the Level Green church Monday at 2 p.m. Interment wi ll be in the Williams Cemetery in Craig County. CURRY P. HUTCHfNSON Blacksburg- Curry P. HUTCHTNSON, 66, a local merchant, died Th ursday at his h ome. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dainty B. HUTCHINSON; two brothers, M.A. HUTCHINSON, Richmond, John C. HUTCHINSON, Blacksburg; one sister, Mrs. Robert BRUCE, Radford. Funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Blacksburg Methodist Church by Dr. A. E. SHELTON, the Rev. Orlo KRETLOW. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. The b ody is at the Jones Funeral Home. (Written on this: May 10th 62) C. BAXTER JOHNSTON Blacksburg, Jan. 2 - C. Baxter JOHNSON, 79, of Blacksburg, died today in a Radford hospital. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home here with burial in West View Cemetery. The fami ly requests that flowers be omitted. (Written on thi s: 1958) JAMES T. JONES Blacksburg, Nov. 20 - James T. JONES, SS, died Tuesday morning at a Pulaski hospital after a brief illness. Surviving are two sons, three daughters, one brother an<l a s ister. Services wi ll be held at the home of the sister, Mrs. Ray O'BRIEN, Thursday at 3 p.m. , with intenne nt in West View. VlrQlnlo Appalochlan Notes �91 WfLLl/\M L. K/\l3RIC'H B!acksburg, 1\ u g 13 - Tl~e .rur~eral of \Villi am Lee KABR ICH, 36, who died. Wednesday 3flcrnoon at the home o.I his f.athcr. ~· ~· KABRICH, here, w ill be conducted at 3 o'clock Friday a li. crnoo~1. ln k rmcnt will h~ 111 the larmly Cemetery. (Suspect this is from the 40's due to pieces of a n artrck on the back wh ich rend: The Japanese have bases ... The communique said that ... m a<lc by four-motored Fl ying ... Martin Marauders - were opened ... Six Jap Zeros charge on .... ) C HARLES L. KAMBRICH B lacksburg, Oct. 24 - C harl es L. KAMBR ICH, 74, died this morning at his home near here. S urviving are hi s wife, four daughters und one brother. Funeral wi ll be Wednesday at 3 p.m. from Luther Memoria l c hurch with burial in the family Cemetery. (Part of an article on the back: ... read y had been kill ed in the S panish frontier fighting, a rather high figure for casualties in view of a s ubsequent German broadcas t that on ly small groups were operating against Franco's forces. The Gcnnans said the "liquidation" of the ... ) JOHN II. KARR, JR . Christiansburg, Nov. I I - Jo hn H. KARR Jr., 25, fo rmerly of Cluistiansburg, died in an automobi le acciJcnt near Pamarillo, Calif., Wednesday night. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sally Teel KARR; a son, John H. KARR II I, both of California; his father, John H. KARR, Blacksburg~ hi s mo th er, Mrs. El izabeth KARR, Camb1ia; a brother, Thomas KARR, Cambria. F un eral w ill be Wed nesday at 11 a.m. at Church of Christ, Christiansburg. Burial wiJJ be in Karr Cemetery, Blacks burg. The body w ill anive in Christiansburg Tuesday morning and will remai n at Ri charJson Funeral Horne until one hour before the service. MRS. FANN IE W. KEISTER B lacksburg, Sept. 26 - Mrs. Fanni e WALL KEISTER, widow of the late A. T. KEISTER, died at her ho m e Sunday after a lingering ill ness. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Carl L. WILS ON, of Roanoke, three sons, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held at the home at 10:30 a. m . with burial in West View Cemetery. MRS. H ARMON F . KEISTER Blacksburg - Mrs. H armon F. KE ISTER, 73, of Blacksburg, died Sunday in a Radford hospital. Surviving are he r hus band, Hannon F. KEISTER; a brother, Charles T. GOFF, Staffordsville; fo ur sisters, M rs. Ralph EPPERLY, Mrs. H. M. FRID INGER and Mrs. Viola GIBBS, ail of Radford, and Mrs. J ennings RICH, Newport News; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral will b e Tuesday at 3 p.m. a t B lacksburg Baptist Church. Burial w ill be in West View Cemetery. The body will be taken from P. D . O akey Funeral Home to the residence at 10 a.m. Tuesday and to the church at 2 p.m. JACOB H . HEISTER Blacks burg, March 30 (Special) - Jacob H. KEISTER, 72, died at the New Altamont hospital at Christians burg today. The funera l wi ll be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of a son, A. F. KEISTER, in B lacksburg. lntennent w ill be in Spruce Run Cemetery in Gi les county. \'tglnJa Apparochlon Notea �JOE DANIEL KEISTER Joe Daniel KEISTER, 31, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. T. KEISTER. dil.!d latl.! Fr1da y . l lc is survived by his sister, Mrs. Carl WILSON, of Roanoke, and two brothers . l u1-ph y and C harl~s. both of Blacksburg. The funeral will be held today at 2 p.m. at Oakcy's in 13\al:kshurg.. b y th~ Rev. Charles A. LOGAN, assisted by the Rev. John W. COBB. lntcm1t:nt will h1.; in West Vil.!\ . at Blacksburg. MRS. BESSIE MAE KENDRICK Blacksburg, Nov. 9 (Special) - Mrs. Bessie Mae KENDRICK, 55, wife nf Cary M. KEN DR l CK, died Monday in a Roanoke hospital. The funeral will be held at the ho me at 3 p .m. \Vc<lncsJay. with burial in West View. Surviving are a daughter, a brother, and a s is ter, Mrs. Rusa SHEPHERD, Roanoke. MRS. LUCY E. KINZlE Blacksburg, May9-Mrs. Lucy I. KINZIE, 77, died Wednesday in a Marion hos pital. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. S. J. KINZlE and Mrs. John CROMER, both or Blacks burg: s ix hnl r brothers, Mark PRICE, Newport News; Claude, Ribble, and Hassell PR ICE, al I of Blacksburg~ Carl PRICE, Roanoke; 0. V. PRICE, New Castle; tow (typo in the paper) hal r sist<..:rs, Mrs. Hatcher LUCAS, Blacksburg; Mrs. W. D. McDANIEL, Newport News. Funeral wil l be a t 2 p.m. Friday at Newport Methodist Church with burial in Clover Hollow Cemetery. The body will be taken to the church at l p.m. KITTS Blacksburg- Mr. William Foster KITIS, age 72, died Sunday at hi s residence. He i !::> s urvive d by his wife, Mrs. Letty L. KITTS; two sons, Myron B. KlTIS , Concorde Va.; and Ronnie W . KITTS, Blacksburg, Va.; a brother, Blanton W. KITIS, Cheverly Md.; a s is te r, Mrs. Mary J ane RYAN, Tacoma, Wash.; and three grandchildren. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday. The family will receive from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral services wi ll be l 1 :00 a.m. Wednesday June 7, 1978 at the Prices Fork United Methodist Church by the Rev. Michael K. BOGGS. Interment in the Lytton Family Cemetery. Arrangement by Lipscomb' s Funeral Chapel, Blacksburg. IRA A. KYTCHENS Blacksburg, Feb. 3 - Ira A. KYTCHENS, 63, died at his home h ere Tuesday morning. Surviv ing are his wife, one son, Robert KYTCHENS , Roanoke; two daughters, Mrs. Johnny LIPPOOL, Maryland; Mrs. Bozo DICKERSON, three s isters, Mrs. Irene BAILERY, Mrs. Lucille DOVE and Mrs. Helen LOWERY, all of Blacksburg; two brothers, Charles H. KYTCHENS and Boyd M. KYTCHENS, b~th o~Blac~sburg. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Bunal will be m West View Cemetery. SAMUEL C. LAFON Blacksburg, June l - Samuel C. LAFON, 65, died at his home in Mt. Tabor community Friday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nettie SM ITH LAFON ; three daughters, Mrs. ~obert COX, Mrs. Theodore OLIVER, Blacksburg, and Mrs. Lewis WOOLWINE, Nor~olk; s 1~ son s, C laude, son Lam.ah and Leonard, Blacksbur g and Samuel C Jr. , Lorramc, Ohio; five Arno Id, Ma ' ' ~la APPQlochlon Notes • �b.roth1.,;rs, Tom, Pcmbrok:; Frank. Blacksburg; Will, Watson, Newport; and Clyde, Bedfo rd; two s, is ters. M rs. \Valier I I Ul. C l JI NSON, Newport and . Mrs. Brady HUTCHINSON , Cra1·a H ea·1·mg . . 0 S pnngs; and 2tJ gr~111d c hildrcn . Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Fletcher's C hapd in M t. Ta bor. Burial wi ll be in the West View Cemetery in Blacksburg. The body will be tak cn from the Oakey f.'uneral Home to the Church at I p.m. MRS. EL IZ /\BET ll F. LANE Mrs . Elizabet h f. LAN E. 88. <lied Saturday evening at her home on Levelton Avenue, Tenth S treet extens ion. Surviving a re three sons; J. H. LANE, Hampton; M. C. LANE, Radford, and J. W . LJ\NE, Roa noke; three brothers a nd two sisters: J. Z. KING , Cambria; J. F. KING, s. G. K ING and Mrs. Mnry M. PA RRISH , Montgomery county; and Mrs. A. B. PARRISH S hawsvi llc. ) J AMES E. LEE Blacksburg, J an. I - J ames Emory LEE, 79, died here today. Surviving are a niece and several nephews. Funeral wi ll be Saturday at 2 p.rn. at P. D . Oakey Funeral Home. Burial wil l be in the Dowdy Cemetery. (Believe this might be 1959 - on the back can be read .. .The worst loss of life in the United S tates in 1958 was the Chicago school fire Dec. l in ... ) MRS. EMMA LESTER Funeral for· Mrs. Emma LESTER. 71 , of 2206 Eastland Ave., SE, who died Wednesday of injuries received in n tn1ffi c accident, will be conducted at Waverly Place Baptist Church at 2 p.m. today. Interm ent w ill be in Cedar Lawn. MRS. ELLA K. LINKOUS . Radford, O ct. 28 - Mrs. Ella Kinzer Linkous died Monday in a Maiion hospital. Surviving are a son, A. Linwood Kinzer, Christian sburg; two sisters, Mrs. Maurice Hardy, Victoria; Mrs. D. s. Cassell, Radford; two grandchildren. Funeral will be Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at DeVilbiss Funeral Home. Buri al wi ll be in West View Cemetery. (Here's a potential clue to the date, on the back is part of an article: "A police band in colorful cockaded hats marched toward the square playing a triumphal m arch. The crowd roared. The doors of the balcony opened. Nicola Cardinal Canali, 84-year-old pro-dean of the college, appeared and the roar swelled to thunder. "I announce to you tidings of great joy. We have a pope," he said in Latin ... ") MRS. MARY R . KfNKOUS Blacksburg, D ec. 30 - Mrs. Mary Ruth LINKOUS, 27, died this morning at her home here. Surviving are her husband, Shelbourn LINKOUS, one son, one daughter, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services w ill be h eld here at the home of Mrs. LINKOUS' brother, Murphy RATLIFF, Monday at 2 p.rn. with burial in Linkous Cemetery at Menimac. ROY LTNKOUS Blacksburg, Marc h 17 (Special) - Roy LTNKOUS, 54, of here, di ed this morning at a Roanoke h ospita~. Fune ral services ~ill b e held from the Lutheran church here Monday at 2:30 p.m. Thl' body will be at the O a key funeral home until that hour. lntennent will be in th e famil y Cemetery. ~nla Awolochlon Notes �~ ~ '• Page D14, Wednes~y,.February 2e; 1996,.New River Newspapers, L:L.c. s 5· ~ I 9" z $. fJ tllt Family reunion in 1909 Sh®wn is the log house·of·Davidson Charlton in 1909 during areunion of the Charlton, Hornbarger, Porterfield, Walters, Ashworth, · Parrish, Kiner, Dodd·and Harmon .families. The house was located on Route 114 near Belmont Church in Montgomery County. (Photo courtesy of "Reflections: Christiansburg, 1792·1992.'}. . ' �Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records- continued GILLESPIE, Hugh - d by 11 Mar 1777 - Ref WB A p71, appraisal & Admr bond Admr John GILLASPIE, Henry GAY GILLISPY, Robert - d by Apr 1798 - Ref WB A p475 , will dated 23 May 1797 _ Relatives: Ch: William, Isabel, Mary, Robert, John, James, Alexander, Jean. Gs John GILLi\SPY ~~- -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GILLESPIE, Sarah Virginia - b 16 Dec 1842 - d 25 Nov 1913 - wlo David R GILLESPIE (d 1892) - gra ve Amsterdam Cem GILLESPY, Simon - d by 24 Nov 1820 - Ref WB C p337, 344, 354 : appraisal, Dower - wi fe Nancy GILLEY, Rarvy - b ca 1898 Rke - d 24 July 1917 - f A F GILLEY (b Patrick Co, Va) - m Jennie (GILLEY) (b Rke Co) - buried Gearheart Buring Ground - cd struck by train while riding a motor cycle . GILLIAM, Ella McFERRAN - b 17 July 1858 Va - d 6 June 1915 - f Martin McFERRAN (b Va) - m Penelope (WILLIAMSON) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd Heart disease GILLIAM, Ellin - b ca 1811 Bot Co - d 25 Nov 1855 - f Thomas WILSON - cd pulminary - rep by hus William W GILLIAM GILLIAM, Emma - b ca 1850 - d 1 June 1857 - f John GILLIAM - m Elizabeth cd flux - rep by father GILLIAM, Kathleen - b 29 July 1912 - d 2 Sep 1912 - f Rufus GILLIAM (b Bot Co) - Lillie (RUCKER) - buried Locust Bottom Cem - cd Entero Colitis GILLIAM, Lucy - d ca 1891 - Ref Unrecorded will filed in "Unrecorded deeds, etc" GILLIAM, Mary W - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 10 Mar 1865 - age 24y - f Robert J GILLIAM - m Salina [HUNTER] - cd scrofulo - rep by cousin, William A GILLIAM [Jr] GILLIAM, Robert Jaret - b 20 July 1845 Bot Co - d 23 Feb 1914 - f Robert GILLIAM _ m (HUNTER) (b Camp Co) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd Arterio Sterosis GILLIAM, William A, Dr - b ca 1798, Amherst . Co (census #1505) - d 4 Apr 1866 _ age 68y - f James GILLIAM - m M T - cd not known - rep by son [William] Adison GILLIAM - h/o Elizabeth D GILLIAM - Adm 9 Apr 1866 William A GILLIAM GILLILAND see Joseph RAYNES, Susan SAANKLIN, George LEMON, Jacob LEMON, Jane LEMON GILLILAND, James - d by Apr 1811 - Ref WB B p257, will dated 1 Mar 1810 wife Susannah; Ch : Sally, S h epherd, Joseph, James, Betsy, Mary, John, William Samuel, Jency, Nancy, Susannah GILLILAND, Samuel - d by Apr 1815 - Ref C p28, appraisal GILMORE see Henry HARSHBARGER, Thomas ROWLAND, George POAGUE, James POAGUE , Joseph K (or R) POAGE GILMORE, Madison - b ca 1794 Va (census #788) - d by 11 July 1859 - h/o Janetta M - Ex Janetta M GILMORE Virginia Appalachfan Notes �GILMORE, Samuel - b c a 179 9 Va (cen sus #781) - d by 11 Aug 1862 - Adm Al.b e r t ~PITZER ( 1 0 Oct 1 864 r evok ed ) (11 De c 1865) J ames ROWLAND , Sheriff (13 Aug 1866 revoke d ) Lewis LINXENHOKER, Sh eriff GIRTNER, Jacob - b ca 1 788 Bal t i more Md - d 18 Apr 1864 - age 76y GIRTNER - m Catherine - cd dropsy - rep by wife Dianna GIRTNER P hil.ip f GIRTY ( col ored) see Elizabeth HACKLEY GIRTY, Frances NELSON (co l or ed) - d ca 1909 - f NELSON - her son Wi 11 GI RTY gave infoma tion - grave Brick Unio n Cem - w/o John GrRTY GIRTY, John ( c olor ed) - b ca 1852 - d 21 May 1934 - age 82y NELSON GIRTY - Re f Brick Un ion graves t on e h /o Fr a n ces GISH s e e Abner BOWELL, Ernest F BRUGH, Mary E BRUGH, Elizab e th nAMILTON, J C K:INZIE, Annie V LAYMAN, George LAYMAN, Ge org e G LAYMAN, Jac ob G LAYMAN , Joseph C LAYMAN, Lewis G LAYMAN, Polly LAYMAN, Ann MOOMAW, Cal e b NININGER, Aron PETERS, Ewell Jackson BRUGH GISH, Abraham (unmd) - b ca 4 Jan 1 7 9 5 - d 4 Ap r 1839 - age 44y 3m GISH - rn Anne WINGERT - Re l at ives , b r os & siss were his heir s - Ref" Daleville gr avestone f Jacob GI SH, Abraham - b 25 Apr 1769 Pa (censu s # 1 608) - d 15 Mar 1859 (or 1 854 ) f [Christian GISH] - rn [Sophia BOUK] - was md four t imes : l as t wi-fe Azenith ( Betts) MURRY - Ref Dalevill e gTav es t on e - Ex Georg e McDONALD (10 May 1 858) - His heirs: Christian, Mathias ( l eft h ome 1847 & d by 1 854) , Ro s anah, El.iza (4 y oung e st ch ); Susannah (md ATWELL ) , Abraham, Jac ob, Mary (md John Campbell ), John C; Elizabeth ( md __ SCOTT = 'Wm T, John I, David S, Mary Gos s et"t, Sarah Miller, Ann Perkins, J ames , Richard Mc Culle y); Georg e, S a rah (rnd J acob PETERS); Sophia (rnd #1 __ BURNS , #2 __ DAVIS ) ; Ro s annah ( md CALHOUN ); Jacob, d i ed (he i rs, Ma tilda, Samuel H, John P , dau ( md Ge o W RUB..: BARD ) , dau (rnd Alex Abshire ). d au (rnd James I BRUCE) . . GISH, Anna - f WI NGERT - [ l s t w/o Jacob GISH] - Re f Dal evil l e (no da tes) (ver y ol d) gr a v est on e GISH , Catherine - b 1806 - d 1886 - f [ABRAHAM] KINZIE - w / o Jacob GISH ( 1801184 7 ) - Ref grave ston e i n famil y Cem between Ams t e r d am & T rin i t y GI SH, Christian - d by June 17 96 - f [Mathias GISH , e mi grant] - rn [Catherine BOYER] - Ref WB A p427, will d ated 22 May 1 796 - Re lative s: wif e Sophia; Ch: Christi an, J ohn , Eliz abeth , Kat y, George; Oth ers Abram GISH, Jacob GISH, Be n j amin COFFMAN GISH, Clara - b 1849 - d 1919 - w/o Jac ob GISH (1 845 - 1912) - Ref Gr avest one in fam i ly cem between Amsterdam & Tr inity GISH, Daniel Say l or - b ca Jan 1859, Bot Co - d 31 Mar 1860 - age ly 2m 3 0 d f John W GISH - rn Elizab e th [ KI NZIE] - cd dypther i a - r ep by fat h e r GISH, Druscilla - b ca 1810 (cen sus 1850 Bot Co # 1 547 ) - d by 1888 Bot Co (will) - f Jacob PETERS - Relatives : adopted dau Elizabeth F ( md [ 186 7] He nry DAVIS) - w/o Lewis D (or E) GISH - (by her marriage El i z abe th F (b ca 1850 ) was d/o Reubin & Melinda BRYANT] Virginia Appalachlan Notes • �GISH, E - Ref Dalevi lle gravestone ( no dates, very old) GISH, George - d by 1830 Bot Co (wi 11) -f Chris tian GISH - m Sophia HANK _ wife S u sannah STOVER; Ch Jacob, George, John, Abraham, Elizabeth (md John Beckner), Ch ristian , David 8 William GISH, George [W ) - b 10 Mar 1806 - d 11 May 1893 (Grave - Abraham GISH - m Mary FRY - h/o Sarah [WRIGHTSMAN] (d kertown Cem (moved from Potter p lace) - Ch Abram, Sarah George W Mang es ) ; Landon (infirm of body); James T , Ann Ma ry (md NOFSINGER ) ; Samuel, & GE s tone) (Bot Co will ) 1882) - grave Hayma~ Moore, Susan (rod (md FIREBAUGH)·' -- . GISH, Ira Price - b 29 Sep 1914 Bot Co - d 30 Sep 1 914 - f Oscar Price GISH (b Bot Co) - m Mart ha Ann (ROGAN) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle Cem _ cd cyanosis neonatorum GIS H, Jacob - b 5 Feb 1761 - d 2 Aug 1836 - f ~ Christian GISH ] - m [Sophia ROOK] - Relatives 1st wife Anna WINGERT, 2nd wife Mrs Catherine STOVER _ Ref Daleville gra ve sto n e - Ch: Elizabeth dec'd, (md Christian Vinya rd = Cassie)· John, Susannah (md Charles CARNEY); Abraham, Caty (md David SPERRY); Jacob:' Polly (md Geo LEMON); Lydia (md Peter NOFSINGER ) ; Ann ( md Samuel MOOMAW); Cassie, Pri sc illa GISH, J a cob - b 1801 - d 1847 Bot Co (will says wife & Ch, not named) - f [Jacob GISH ] - m [Anna WINGERT ] - h/o Catherine [KINZIE] (1806 - 1886) - Ref gr ave stone in fami ly cem between Amsterdam & Trinity GIS H, Jacob - b 16 Apr 1845 Bot Co - d 1 3 June 1912 - f Jacob GISH (b Va) _ m Catherine (KINZIE ) (b Va) - buried Amsterdam Cem (circled i n red ink) - cd pneumonia of ri ght lung - [ h/o Clara GISH - Ref Death certificate; gravestone i n fam ily cem between Amsterdam & Trinity] GISH, James T - d by 1936 Bot Co Heir lis t - f George W GISH - m Sarah WRIGHTSMAN - wife Mary E , b ca 1878 - only c h Kent F GISH (b ca 1901) GISH, John - d by 1 2 May 1823 (sons call ed orphans) - f [Christian GISH] _ m [Sophia HOUX] - sons Jacob (b Apr 1 807) , William (under 14) GISH, Landon - b 1 Au g 18 36 - d 21 Sep 1888 - f George W GISH - Sarah WRIGHTSMAN - g rave Haymakertown Cem (moved f rom Pot t er Pl ace) GISH, Lewis D(circled) [Edward] - b 1830 Bot Co (census #1546) - d 8 Jan 1857 (Bot Co Death Book) - f John C GISH - m Mary - cd Bill ious Coilick - rep by wife Drus illa [PETERS] - Adm Drusilla GISH (9 Mar 1857) GISH, M[ary) - b 30 Jun e 1795 - d 29 Jan 1831 Bot Co - [1st w/o John C GISH (17 94 -1 862)] - Ref Dalevi l le gravestone GISH, Mary - b 1 9 July 1 7 86 - d 19 July 1823 - f [Mathias FRY] - 2nd w/o Abraham GISH - Ref Dal e ville gravestone GISH, Mary - b ca 1823 Bot Co - d 28 Oct 1854 Bot Co Death Book - f John McCLURE - m [Isabella McCORKLE ] - cd pneumonia - rep by bro James McCLURE _ w/o Abraham B GISH \11rglnla Appalachian Notes �GISB, Rosannah - b 1796 - d 9 July (?1800, by 1 842 both mark ed out) (1839] f Josiah BEAN - 1st w/o Abraham GISH - Ref Dal eville graveston e - (her 1st bus was Peter PAINTER] GISH, Sarah - b 26 Feb 1806 - d 10 Mar 1882 - f WRIGHTSMAN (d 1893) - grave Haymakertown Cem (moved from Potter Place) w/ o Gcorce GISfl GIVIN(S) see Magdalan ["Ann"] REYNOLDS, Thomas REYNOLDS, Ora Rufu s Madaline Dematus MILTON, Boward Benjamin NICELY KELLY, GIVENS, Daniel - d by Mar 1823 - Ref WB C p403, will dated 15 Oct 1822 Ch: Anna (md [Julius] WEBB), Susanna (md John WALK.ER), [H]O a linda (md Jacob PECK ), William, Is(a)iah, Elisha, Joseph, Daniel; Gch : Daniel & Patsy GIVENS (of William) ; Patsy PECK (of Jacob PECK ); Patsy (of Joseph) - Exr John WALKER GIVENS, Joseph - d by 14 Nov 1831 (dau called a n orphan) (over 14), Jobn Ch: dau Macy GLASGOW, Elizabeth "Lizzie" S - b 11 Sep 1826 Bot Co - d 21 Feb 1862 - f Charles C SPEARS (Rockingham Co) - m Margaret M - w/o William A GLASGOW Erysipelas - grave Fincastle Presby Cem GLASGOW, Kate C - b ca 1853 Bote Co - d 7 Feb 1862 GLASGOW - m Lizzie - cd diptheria - rep by father age 9 yr - cd Wi11.iam A f GLASGOW, William A - ca 1861 Bot Co - d 16 Feb 1862 - age 9m 8d - f Wi11 iam A GLASGOW - m "Lizzie" Elizabeth SPEARS - cd diptheria - rep by father GLASSFORD, W B - b ca 1889 - d 11 May 1914 - buried Mart ins bur g , Run over by railroad engine WV Cem - cd GLEESON see C ETZLER GLEASON, male - b 10 June 1866 Bot Co - 12 June 1866 - age 2d GLEASON - m Elizabeth A - rep by mother GLEESON, Edna - b ca 1807 - d 8 Apr 1880 - age 73y grave Mt Union Cem GLEESON, John ~ f John w w/o James GLEASON - - d 1869 - Adm bond 13 Sep 1 869 Elizabeth GLEESON GLEESON, Margaret - b 25 Jan 1843 - d 17 Apr 1919 - g r ave Mt Un ion Cem GLEESON, P - b 1799 - d 1838 - Ref Mt Union graves tone GLENN see GLYNN, Paulser KIMBERLING GLENN, Jean (or Jane) - d by 4 Aug 1803 - Ref WB B p40, appraisa l Aug 1803 orphan John aged 6, Sally aged 4 - Exr Palser KIMBERLIN - Ch : GLEN, Susan - b ca 1834 Bot Co - d Apr 1860 - age 26y - Thomas SIZER not kno~n - rep by bro Thomas SIZER GLENN, William T - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d Oct 1861 Lucy - cd diptheria - rep by father Vlrglnkl Appalochlan NotQs age 7y - f on 9 cd John GLENN - m �- qg GLYNN, Jane (widow) - b ca 1778 Ireland (or 1770 Va) (census # 1356) - d 2 May 1855 Fincastle - f [James McCAlIBOL ] - cd par a l ysis - rep by sis Rebecca BACKENSTO - [widow of Patrick GLYNN] - Ex James G ACTON (9 July 1855) GODWIN, Isaac Robinson, Dr - b 8 Aug 1837 Fincast l e - d 1 Oct 1916 - f Thomas ( J marked o ut ) G GODWIN (b Salem, Va) - m Martha H (ROBINSON) (b Bot Co) _ buried Fincast l e cem - cd Senility & exhaustion fol l owing indigestion GODWIN, Jane McDonald - b 25 Feb 1844 Ne l son Co, Va - d 11 Jan 1916 _ f James M SPILLER (Buck Co) - m Caroline (KYLE) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle Cem _ cd biliar y Calcul: GODWIN, Thomas - d by 10 Aug 1829 (dau ca l led an orphan) - dau Mary Ann (under 14) GOFF see Maud CAMPBELL GOFF, Elen V - b Bot Co - d 20 May 1859 - age 4y - cd dropsy - rep by mother f James D GOFF - m Mary E GOFF, Marcus - b ca 1860 Bot Co - d 10 Aug 1862 - age 2y - f James D GOFF _ m Mary E - cd diptheria - rep by mother GOFFORD, John - d by Aug 1799 - Ref WB A p520, appraisal - Admr Archibald MURRAY GOOD see Abraham STATLER, ma l e KESSLER, Mildred Edna VINES GOOD, male _ b 7 Mar 1856 Bot Co - d 9 Mar 1856 - f Thomas GOOD - m Mart ha _ cd not known - rep by father GOOD, Charles (unmd) (of Back Creek) - b ca 1799 not known - d 1 Apr 1879 p 5 not known - cd ??Mania Porter? ? - rep by friend John N FRINGER GOODE, James Christian - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 8 Aug l854 - f Harvey GOODE m Malinda - cd flux - rep by mother GOODEN see GOODWIN, Thomas REED GOODMAN see John SMITH GOODSON see Robert POAGE, Samuel REED GOODWIN see Thomas REED, Martha R REID, Caroline WOLFE, Charles Rollin WOOD GOODWIN, Elle n R - b ca 1805 - d 8 May 1876 - age 7ly - f RITCHEY GOODWIN (d 1871) - Ref Goodwin Cem (over river from Mays Cem) w/o John GOODWIN, Etta B - b ca 1846 - d May 1900 - age 54y - f John GOODWIN _ m Eleanor R RITCHEY - Ref gravestone in Family Cem n ear Saltpeter Cave GOODWIN, James Alvin - b 9 Apr 1870 Bot Co - d 5 Feb 1916 - f Boyd GOODWIN (b Rb Co) - m Susan Ann (OTEY) (b Bo t Co) - buried Rapp ' s Mi l l Cem _ cd partial obstruction of bowels \lltglnla Appalachian Notes �/00 GOODWIN, John - b ca 1804 - d 21 June 1871 - age 67y - f Tho mas GOODWIN - m Martha REED - h/o Ellen H GOODWIN (d 1876) - Ref Goodwin Ce m ( ove r r i ve r f rom Mays Cem) - Ref Bot Co WB M pl69 (will) dated 29 Mar 1871, p ro ba t ed 1 0 July 1871 - Ch Martha R REID (her son Charles REID ) ; Ti arriet: JO HNSO N, Et t: ic B GOOD'WIN, Caroline WOLFE (her ch John Q_, J e nnie B & Carol i n e WOL FE) ; Mary J ( md Joseph J ENGLE), & Wilbur F GOOD'WIN, Lucy - b ca 1843 - d 8 Aug 1904 - age 6ly - w/o Wilbu r (18 45-1902) - Ref gravestone in Family cem near Sa lt pet e r Cave F GOODWIN GOODWIN, Thomas - d by Feb 1829 - Ref Bot Co WB D p597 , will dated 30 June 1828, will probated Feb 1829 - Wife Martha (REED); Ch John, M ary Ann ( md Edward H BARRY) GOOD'WIN, Wilbur F - b ca 1845 - d 6 July 1902 - age 57y - f John GOODWIN - m Eleanor H RITCHEY - h/o Lucy GOODWIN ( 1 843-1904) - Ref grav e stone in fami l y cem near Saltpeter Cave GORDON s ee Hugh McNEAL GORDON, (infant) - b 6 Apr 1913 Bot Co - d 6 Apr 191 3 - f Jake GORDON (b Bot Co - m Kate Florence (CALHOON) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd permature birth GORDEN , (male) - b 30 May 1862 Bot Co - d 30 May 1862 Jacob GORDEN - m [Mary S] - cd unkn - rep by father - age Oy Om l / 3d - GORDON, Delila - b ca May 1858 Bot Co - d 22 Mar 1860 GORDON - m Mary S - cd dyptheria - rep by mother age 2y lOm GORDON, Elizabeth - b ca 1840 Rke Co - d 26 Mar 1867 mation of bowels - rep by bus William T GORDON age 27y - - f Jacob f cd infor- GORDON, Gracie - b 23 Oct 1908 Bot Co - d 21 Oct 1914 - f William GORDON (b Bot Co) - m Gertrude (BRADLEY) (b Bot Co) - buried Gla de Creek Cem - cd diptheria GORDON, Henry Neslon - b 22 May 1860 Richmond, Va - d 1 5 Apr 19 1 5 - f James GORDON (b Richmond, Va ) - m Mary S (COOKE) (b Staunton, Va) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd TB GORDON, Margaret - b ca 1800 - d 19 Mar 1819 - age 19y - f Col William ANDERSON - m Anne THOMAS - w/o [James] GORDON - Ref Fincastle Presby g rav es t o ne GORDON, Mari Barris - b 18 Apr 1894 Rke - d 15 May 1914 - f B N GORDON (b Richmond, Va) - m Annie (PERKINSON) (b SC) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd TB GORDON, Rosa A - b 26 May 191 4 Bo t Co - d 2 Aug 191 4 - f W A GORDON (b Bot Co) - m Dora (BRADLEY) (b Bot Co) - buried Gl ade Creek Cem - cd unkn GORDON, Sarah Catherine - b ca June 1859 - d 21 Mar 1860 GORDON - m Mary S - cd dyptheria - rep by mother GORDON, William - b ca 1767 - d 28 Dec 1 822 Cloverdal e "Herald of the Vall ey" 4 Jan 1823; WB C p561 , appraisa l ~glnla Appalachian Notes • age 9m - age SSy - f J a cob Ref �/Of GORGAS, Ch a rles K - d by 10 Nov 1 862 - Ex Ann S GORGAS _ Adm l l Mar 18 67 Hiram flANSDROUGH GORTNER see GIRTNER & GURTNER GOST (or GOSH ) see Thomas EVANS GOULDING, Thomas (of Rb Co) - d by Mar 1 779 - Ref WB A p l0 2 , wil l dated 26 Dec 1778 - Relatives: Others , Thomas GOULDING (of Long Bay , NC) GRADY see Cepha s RADER, Nettie GRADY RADER GRADY, Frances - b ca 1838 Camp Co - d 20 Feb 1868 - age 3 0y - f Jackson FARIES - m Susanth a - cd d ropsy - rep by hu s Jewet R GRADY GRADY, Juet (Joel) Henry - b 15 June 1829 - 13 Apr 1879 - h/o Mary Elizabeth GRADY - g rave Brick Un i on Cem GRADY, Mary Elizabeth - b 10 Juy 1852 - d 22 Dec 1922 - f DOOLEY - w/o Juet GRADY - grave Brick Un i on Cem GRAHAM see Robert ANDERSON, Bertha Slacile EVANS GRAHAM, inf a nt - d by 29 Aug 1877 - m Mary GRAHAM Ref Inquest papers cd killed by mother _ GRAHAM, William - d by 12 Sep 1786 - Ref WB A p246, wi ll dated 1 8 Mar 1786, adrnr bond - wife ; Ch Eli zabeth (md Joseph ROBINSON); Francis, Catherine (md Edward SPRINGER ) ; Nancy (md Walte r GREER); George - Admr James ROBINSON, George GRAHAM GRALEY, W A - b 9 Mar 1861 - d 28 Sep 1 917 - f Albert GRALEY (b Ireland) - m Sarah (McCORMACK) (b Va) buried fam ily cem - cd heart clot GRANT, - d by 1 3 Apr 1808 (son call ed an orphan) - son Christopher GRANT, Hugh M - b ca 1 805 Va (census #1283) - d by 13 Feb 1865 - h/o Sophia M - Ex Sophia M GRANT q u a lified 13 Nov 1866 GRANT, Kate - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 17 Oct 1862 - age 7y - f Rugh M GRANT _ m Sophia M - cd diptheria - rep by father GRANT, Ida - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 18 Apr 18 58 - f Rugh M GRANT - m Sophia cd pneumonia - rep by father GRANT, Sophia M - b 24 F e b 1824 - d 24 May 1885 - w/o Dr Bugh M GRANT grav e Fincastle Presby Cem GRANT, Walter G - b 21 Feb 1853 [Bot Co] - d 16 June 1886 - f GRANT] - m [ Sophia ] - grave Fincastle Presby Cem (Dr Bugh M GRASTY, Anna Jane - b 30 May 1859 Bot Co - d 13 Feb 1861 - age ly 8m 20d _ f Rev J ohn S GRASTY - m Ella C - cd pneumonia - rep by father - grave Fincastle Presby Cern Virginia Appalochlon Not~ �GRAVELY, Me nsie - b 1652 Henry Co , Va - d 5 Mar 1 9 1 5 - f m ( b Hy Co ) - b uried Col d Ridge Cem - cd Epeleptic f it GRAVELY ( b ll y Co ) GRAVES (or GROVES), John - d by 14 Feb 1804 (ch c all ed o r ph a n s ) (over 14 in 1806) , Polly (over 14 i n 1806) - GRAY see Sallie GRAY LEWIS, John McCLUNG, Ann SHEPPARD, Ch arle s C S PEARS GRAY, John - b 29 Jul y 1788 - d 23 Mar 1878 - h/o Sarah Bric;h t 1 838) - gr a v e Fincas tle Pr esby Cem GRAY, John, J udge - d 15 Dec 1821 Monroe Co - rep in " ll e ral d 4 Feb 1822 - Ch John MOORE GRAY (d of th e GRAY, Laurence Willis - b 18 Jul y 1868 Bot Co - d 19 May 1914 - f J (b Bed Co) - m Sar ah E (RICHARDS) (b Bed Co) - cd spinal me neeiti s Vall e y " W GRAY GRAY, Mary - d ca 1826 - Ref unrecorded will f i led in " Partly proved " GRAY, Mary G - b 12 Aug 1913 Bot Co - d 11 Feb 1 917 - f M C GRAY (b Va) - m Lucy (KARNES ? ] ( b Bed Co) - buried Gl ade Creek Cem - cd Diptherie, membrous croup GRAY, Mary J - b 27 May 1823 - d 5 May 1865 - grave Fincast l e GRAY , Sarah Bright MOORE - b 8 Feb 1799 - d 9 Sep 1838 John GRAY (d 1878) - grave Fincast l e Presby Cem GRAY, Sarah Elizabeth - b 29 Nov 1896 - d 29 Nov 1916 Cem - cd Ceasat i on of Mens . men s t rual po i son Pr es by Cem J o hn MOOR E - f w/o buried Back Creek GRAY, Ta zewell Moore , Dr - b 20 Apr 1828 - d 9 Mar 1892 Presby Cem grave Fincastle GRAYBILL see Virginia MOOMAW, Susan ARNOLD, Jo s ephine LEMON, J a me s T OBENSHAIN , Samuel OBENSHAIN, Jac ob SHAY Jr, Macy Jane "Kate" S HAY , Dr J K. SIMMONS, S ue Douglas SIMMONS, William B SIMMONS GRAYBI LL (mal e) - b 14 June 1855 Bot Co - d 29 J u n e 1 855 - m Mary - cd unkn - r ep by fath e r f Jos e ph GRAYBILL GRAYBILL , A[ntbony ] T, Rev - b 24 Feb 1841 - d 2 1 Jan 1 9 0 5 L i nares , grave Amsterdam Cem Mex i c o - GRAYBILL , Abr aham - b 16 July 1 839 Va - d 14 Feb 1 917 - f He nry GRAYBILL ( b Va) - m Sarah ( CRUMPACKER) (b Va) - buried near Trou tvi l l e - cd ca t arrha l bronchitis GRAYBILL, Annie E - b 1868 - d 1923 - f grave family Cem (near Wheatl and) [ L e wi s H GRAYBILL ] - GRAYBILL, Aquilla P - b ca 1864 Bot Co - d 6 May 1865 GRAYBILL - m Catherin e - cd diptheria - rep by fat h er m [ Ma ry W T] - age Sm - f Jon as GRAYBILL, Binford C - b ca Aug 1839 Bot Co - d 1 5 Jan 186 0 - age 22y Sm 1 5d - f Joseph GRAY.BILL - m Mary - cd typhoid fever - rep by fa t her ( '7? · ·.) J o e 1 GRAYBILL - Ref Graybill Cem near Camp Beth el Virginia Appalochlan Notes - - - - - -- - �I 03 GRAYBILL, Catherine - b 26 Jan 1 83 1 - d Feb 1881 - f [Henry GRAYBILL] - m [Sarah] - gra ve Grayb ill Cem (near Troutville) GRAYBILL , Cath erine - b 14 July 1831 - d 28 Au g 1910 - f [SNIDER] _ w/o Jonas GRAYBILL - grave Graybill Cern (near Trout ville) GRAYBILL, Chris t:ian - b 1 0 Feb 1807 - d 18 Jan 1871 - f [Solomon GRAYBILL] m [Cat:herin e CLINE] - grave Graybi ll Cem (W. of #1 1 on 641 (Sifford's hill farm)) GRAYBILL, George C - b ca Jan 1843 Bot Co - d 29 June 1862 Richmond Va _ age 19y 6rn 13d - f Christ ian GRAYBILL - m Martha - cd typhoid pneumonia _ rep by father GRAYBILL, George D - b ca Sep 1 862 Bot Co - d 17 Aug 1866 - a ge 3y llm _ f Jonas GRAYBILL - m Catherine - cd fl ux - rep by father GRAYBILL, George H, Rev - b 13 Apr 1837 Va - d 29 Nov 1915 - f Henry GRAYBILL (b Bot Co) - m Sallie (CRUMPACKER) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutvil l e Cem _ cd Chronic Myocabet:is GRAYBILL, Hanner V - b 15 Aug 1846 Bot Co - d 17 Dec 1916 - f David FIRESTONE (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (HUFF) (b Va) - buried Da levi ll e Cem - cd acu te nepb itis GRAYBILL, Henry - b 9 Jan 1802 Va (census #911) - d 31 Dec 1852 - f [Solomon GRAYBILL] - m [Catherine CLINE] - h/o Sarah GRAYBILL (d 1890) - grave Graybi ll Cem (near Troutville) - Ex James SNIDER (bonded 8 Mar 1852) GRAYBILL, Re s t er M BOOZE - b 8 Oct 1846 - d 5 Feb 1901 - f Matthew BOOZE - m Eveline - w/o Marcus H GRAYBILL - grave Family Cem ( o ld Mangus place) GRAYBILL, J Maude - b 1 6 Apr 1867 d 4 Sep 1956 - f [Lewis H GRAYBILL] - rn [Mary w T] - grave family cem (near Wheatland) GRAYBILL, James A, Lt - b 18 Oc t 1 839 - d 3 July 1863, kill ed at Gettysburg - f [Michael GRAYBILL] - m [Mary OBENSHAIN] - grave Amsterdam cem GRAYBILL, John - d 22 Aug 1818 (Graybill Cem near Camp Bethel) - f [Christian GRAYBILL] _Ref WB c p l3 5 , wi ll dated 14 Dec 1816 - Relatives: wife Hannah; Ch: John, Daniel, Solomon, Eli z abeth (md John FISHER ), Shem. Gs Jacob GRAYBILL (of Dan i e l ); s 5 - i -l Daniel ARNOLD, Jacob GARMAN - Exs Solomon 8 Daniel GRAYBILL GRAYBILL, John (md) - b ca 1769 - d Dec 1849 - age 80y - f [John GRAYBILL] m [Hannah BORNDECKER] - cd old age - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule GRAYBILL, Joseph - b ca 1809 - d 23 Aug 1887 - age 78y - f - m [Catherine CLINE] - Ref Graybil l Cem near Camp Bethel [Solomon GRAYBILL ] GRAYBILL, Lewis H - b 15 Nov 1833 - d 26 May 1907 - f [Christian GRAYBILL ] _ m [Margaret THRASHER] - h/o Mary W T - grave f amil y c e m (n ear Whea tl a n d ) GRAYBILL, Lucy Jane - b ca 1 845 Bo t Co - d 1 9 Oct 1853 - f Joseph GRAYBILL rn Mary - cd croup - r ep by fa ther - Ref Graybi ll Cem near Camp Bethel \1Jrgln10 A,;>p01ochran Notes �GRAYBILL, Marcus B - b 15 Apr 1841 - d 4 Apr 1910 - f [Joseph GRAYDILL ] - m [Macy SNIDER] - h/o Hester M BOOZE GRAYBILL - grave family ccm (o l d Ma n c us p l ace GRAYBILL, Margaret - b 28 May 1803 - d 19 July 1850 - ace l.17 y l m 2 2d - f [Conrad THRASHER] - m [ Mary "Polly" CIRKMAN] - 1st w/ o Christman GR AYBILL grave fam ily cem (near Wheatland) GRAYBILL, Maria - b ca 1803 Bot Co - d 13 Oct 1859 - a ge 56y _ dau Mary E GRAYBILL - cd dropsy - w/o Benjamin GRAYBILL GRAYBILL, Mary (md) - b Va - d Jan 1850 - age 60y - f [Rachel] - cd cold - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule GRAYBILL, Mary - b 25 Jan 1815 - d 18 Feb 1901 - f Michael GRAYBILL] - grave Amsterdam Cern f [PATERSON] (Le wi s HUFF) - m [Peter OBENS HAIN] - [w/ o GRAYBILL, Mary Ann - b 13 Dec 1884 Rke , Va - d 8 Sep 191 7 - f Char1 ie POBST (b Va) - [w/o Irvin Dennis GRAYBILL] - buried Troutville Cem - cd a pop lee i t is from childbirth GRAYBILL, Mary Philadelphia - b ca 1850 Bo t Co - d 16 Oct 1853 - f Jos e ph GRAYBILL - m Mary - cd croup - rep by father - Ref Graybill Cem near Camp Bethel GRAYBILL, Mary W T - b 5 Nov 1840 - d 27 Jan 1909 - w/o Lewis H GRAYBILL grave fam i ly cem (near Wheatland) GRAYBILL, Michael - b 1 June 1816 - d 26 Sep 1905 - f [Catherine CLINE] - grave Amsterdam cem GRAYBILL, Nancy - b ca 1804 - d 22 Nov 1874 GRAYBILL - grave Mill Creek cem - [So1omon GRAYBILL] - age 70y - m [ #2] w / o Chris t ia n GRAYBILL, P I, Dr - b ca 1849 - d 26 Dec 1884 - age 35y - f - m [Mary OBENSHAIN] - h/o Susan p Bell GRAYBILL (d 1881) Cem [Michae 1 GRAYBILL] grave Amsterdam GRAYBILL, Sarah - b 27 May 1807 [ Bot Co] - d 23 Mar 1 890 - f [Abraham CRUMPACKER] - w/o Henry GRAYBILL (d 1852) - grave Gr ayb ill Cem (near Finc a stle) GRAYBILL , Peter S - b ca Feb 1859 Bot Co - d 25 Feb 186 5 - age 6y Om 6d Joel GRAYBILL - m Margaret - cd brain fever - rep by f at h e r f GRAYBILL, Solomon (widow) - b ca 1773 Va [or Pa] - d Dec 1849 - age 76y - f [John GRAYBILL] - m [ Hannah BORNDECI.ER] - cd dropsy - Ref 18 5 0 Bot Co Mort Schedule GRAYBILL, Susan E (GARST) - b 12 Nov 1841 - d Nov 1872 - f He nry GRAYBILL .m Sarah [CRUMPACKER] - (was 1st w/o Noah Peffley GARST] - grave Graybill Cem (near Troutville) GRAYBILL, Susan P Bell - b 2 Apr 1844 - d 16 Sep 18 8 1 Dr p I GRAYBILL (d 1884) - grave Amsterdam Cem \lkglnlo Appalochlan Not~:> - - ---- m [Martha A] - wl o �GENEALOGIC A ~ QUER I ES: Each member is entitled to one (1} to three (3) free 60 word query (does.not include your name and address) per issue as space permits. 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Vol. 30 -No. 1 - Winter 2006 (January, February, March) CONTENTS Financial Report for 2005 1 Correction to Marsteller Stone Records- transcribed by Jim Nelson 2 Fair View Cemetery Staff 1929 - published with permission 2 Fair View Cemetery Centennial uWalking Tour"- published with pennission 3 Tinnell Family- courtesy of Gordon Marc Tinnell 4 1850 Census of the Virginia Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico Co. VA-transcnbed by Babe Fowler 7 Book Report 9 Virginia Room Additions- Brenda Finley, staff 10 Virginia Room- diagram by Jim Nelson 14 List Of Ex-Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Living in Iowa, Ancestry List 1885Ancestry.corn 15 Quaker Mount Pleasant Meeting- Anthony Lowe 17 Time Line of Quaker Settlement- Anthony Lowe 18 Strange Maladies Took TI1eir Toll- Denton Record-Chronicle, July 4, 1976 20 Montgomery County Obituaries-from RootsWeb.com 21 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by Vicey "Babe" Waskey Fowler 35 In Memoriam, Donations and New Members 50 Virginia AppoJachfan Notes �P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 February 2006 Happy New Year! Let me introduce myself. I'm Pam Brammer Young. I have a B.A. in history from Elon University in NC and have worked in the Virginia Room the past 3 years. My pare nts and grandparents are from the Roanoke area - my mother's side 5 generations in F loyd county. My mother is currently working to help restore the old Jacksonville Cemetery in Floyd where a son of Patrick Henry is buried along with the founders of the town. My Dad's side is a work in process. We've got great programs this year. Karen Kappesser is teaching "Beyond ancestry'' at the main library February 14. The class, as of February 3, was full! We're hoping she'll agree to teach it again, maybe on a weekend later this summer. For the March meeting Ms. Denise Smith of the Bland County Historical Society will be giving a talk. Elaine Powers continues to get wonderful speakers. Jim Nelson has been volunteering in the Virginia Room transcribing the Marsteller (the tombstone company in Roanoke) records. I know the Virginia Room and a great many researchers appreciate his efforts. The Virginia Room has their first open house coming up February 9. Many treasures wi 11 be on display and you'll be privy to the Special Collections temperature and humidity controlled room where the oldest treasures are kept. The staff has been working feverishly to get ready and hopes everyone will be pleased. They have a few surprises too. Any aspiring editors out there? The VAN needs an editor for 2006. Try it - you might like it! If anyone bas any ideas they would like to share please email me at PMYoungOO l@aol.com. I've got ideas to share at the next meeting. One goal for SVGS is to increase membership. 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Best Regards, Pam Vlrglnlo Ai:>Polachlon Notes �I SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P 0BOX12485 ROANOKE VIRGINIA 24022 FINANCIAL STATEMENT JANUARY 1, 2005 - DECEMBER 31 , 2005 Beginning Balances, January 1, 2005 Wachovia Savings Wachovia Checking Outstanding Checks Roanoke County School Emp FCU Total Beginning Balances $10,571.23 $317.35 ($609.95) $3,074.79 $13J353.42 Income Memberships Interest on Wachovia Savings Interest on CD's at FCU Lost Check Total Income $3,518.00 $12.94 $12.03 $200.00 Automated Mailing Systems Digital Image Printing Bulk Mail Permit P 0 Box Rental Deposit to Bulk Mail Account Roanoke Public Library Foundation Grants to Libraries and Historical Societies Floyd County Preservation Trust NGS Dues VGS Membership Chair Meeting Notices, Computer Supplies Gene Swartzell Karen Kappesser Elaine Powers New Checks Bank Charge Total Expenses $169.68 $2,368.00 $300.00 $126.00 $300.00 $1,050.00 $6,500.00 $100.00 $50.00 $100.00 $198.88 $178.24 $21.94 $37.27 $200.00 $16.00 $10.00 $3,742.97 Expenses $11,726.01 $5,370.38 Net (Beginning Balances + Income - Expenses) Ending Balances, Decmeber 31, 2005 Wachovia Savings Wachovia Checking Outstanding Checks Total Ending Balances Winfred H. Hart, Jr. Treasurer $3,592.17 $2, 188.16 {$409.95} $5!370.38 �CORRECTION The Marsteller records we published in the Fall 2005 issue are available in th e Virg in ia Room. And Oops! The transcriber, used an "AutoComplete" feature of the word processor so ft ware a nd not proofing the print out. Date of Birth and Date of Death were the affected entries. Any year shown as 20.XX should be 19XX. Sorry for the slip up! Fair View Cemetery Staff - 1929 Bruce Griggs, President of Fairview (fifth from left), is joined by fellow workers at the fountain near the cemetery office. More workers were required in 1929 than today. Graves were dug b y hand,and horses were used to provide "power" for much of the general maintenance work. Virginia Appalachian Notes �F.amlly Cemeteries Relocated To Fair View Cemetery FAIR VIEW .;.,- :'·~··~ · Cemetery Presidents W. P. Moomaw C. W. C. Woolwine C. B. Bell F. A. Barnes C. E. Barnes Bruce E. Griggs Clarence M. Griggs ). Russel l Cronk Dennis R. Cronk 18~1893 1893- 1894 1894-1901 1901-1915 :,ti /. A Campbell B Gi5h·Coon c Howbe rc D Keagy E McClanahan F Tayloe G Trout li Watu Were Williamson 11lustrated Monuments K L M N 191;-19~6 ' t,oY /). 1916-195 I 1952-19 5 .l 1965-t985 / 1985-Pres:' ,, 0 p Q R s T ~ U v ! I Boyd Confederate Mcmonal Ellis Funkhouse r Goodman Hems Horton Padden - Fim Ourtnl ( 1890) Spence r Staples Wood rum Woody Notable Families 11 Airheart 12 Allen 13 Andrews :::r g 5 f MAYORS Town of Big Lick l Samuel Griggs 2 William H. Staraman July I, 1876 - June JO, 1878 July I, 1878- June JO, 1880 City of Roanoke 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Samuel G. Williams William Carr Henry S. Trout Sturgis J:. Jones Robert A. Buckner John W. Woods Sydney F, Small Roy L. Webber July I, 1885 - June 30, 1886 July !, 1886 - June 20, 1890 July I, 1892 - June 30, 1894 July !, 1894 - June 30, 1896 February 13, 1902 - June 30, 1902 July I, 1912 - December 23, 1912 September I, 1934 - June 2, 1938 July 1, 1968 - October 18, 1975 Outside clrr:um/erence = I mile Total street coverage = 2.5 miles Centennial Walking Tour As rutDrch continua, this list un11 e.rpond. A.,., (ISJUtanct you may be ablt co pro..ide will be oppreciaud. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Angell Antrim Bandy Bear Bitterman Boarwrighr Boswell 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Coleman Davis Oyer Engleby Ferguson Funkhouser Glasgow Gregory Hall Hammond Hancock 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 SJ 54 55 56 Harris Hash Heins Henritze Hoge Hooper Jacobs Key Kirk Lewis Lookabill Lynn Malcolm Marsteller McClanahan McGuire Moir Moomaw Nelson Pace Patsel Ruffin Scholz 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 Scott Seay Simmons Sites Small Stanard Staples Steele Stephenson Stone Stone Strickbnd Thyloc Thomas Trout Turner Turner Vnughn Vin \Vntts White5ell Willis Woodrum UJ �TINNELL FAMILY - ;) "":_~, ··;..1 Francis Marion Tinnell Matilda Grice Francis, son of Joseph Tinnell and Elizabeth Wills, was born 9 Sept. 1828 in Agusta County, Virginia. He married first, Matilda Grice on 9 Sept 1851, had ten children. He married second, Amanda Martha Martin 4 Oct. 1888 and had 4 children. He died 26 Feb. 1904, Roanoke County, burial in Tinnell Family Cemetery near Bent Mountain, Va. Matilda Grice was born 27 Jan. 1832, daughter of George Greic and Mary Reynolds, died 15July 1886. She is buried to the right her husband. Amanda Martha Martin, was born 26 June 1862,Roanoke County, Virginia, daughte r of Arabia Martin and Sally Ann. She died 1 Dec. 1923 and was buried to the left ofher husband. A member of this family had the grocery store in South Roanoke. SVGS member, Jean Riley McGrady submitted the information on the Tinnell family. Her parents- James B. and Bessie Florence (Tmnell) Riley, grandparents- Henry Jasper and Sarah Catherine (Eller) Tinnell and great-grandparents wer.e Francis Marion and Matilda (Grice) Tinnell. Courtesy of: Gorden Marc Tinnell 43 Shearwater Place The Woodlands, TX 77381 Vlrglnkl Appojochlon Note1 �5 Tinnell Family Cemetery on Bent Mountain, Roanoke County, Virginia Amanda Martin Tinnell Francis Marion Tinnell Matilda Grice Tinnell How to get there: Take RT. 221 South. Beginning at the intersection of 419 and 221, you will go 6.2 miles on RT 221 toward Bent Mountain. After 5.0 miles, you will pass Back Creek Elementary School on your left. After 5.5 miles, you will pass Haran Baptist Church on your left. Travel only 0.7 miles further and then turn right on Forest Edge Drive. Turn right at the next street, which is Cedar Edge Road. Turn right at the next street, which is Vista Forest Drive. Proceed to #8031 Vista Forest Drive, and drive down the long asphalt driveway to the house. Park at the front of the house, which belongs to Mrs. Flannagan. As you are facing the front of the house (8031 Vista Forest), walk around the right side of the house and proceed down the hill until you reach the flattened out area. You will notice that there seems to be a path from this yard to the right side. This path is right near a birdhouse that is placed in the yard. You may also see the white sign in a tree, to the right of the yard, that says, "Tinnell Cemetery". Alternatively, you may be able to drive to the cemetery if you have a truck with a good low gear. Here is how. After you pass the Haran Baptist Church, look on the right side of the road for the mailbox and driveway for Mr. Arnold Duncan at 7673 Bent Mountain Road (Rt. 221). Mrs. Duncan told me that she thought that you could still navigate the road to the cemetery, which is little more than a clear, grass-covered path up the mountain, wide enough though for a vehicle or tractor. If you want to drive to the cemetery, you should call in advance and speak with Mr. or Mrs. Duncan at 540-774-3385. http://www.geocities.com/heartland/trail/3354cemetery.html Virginia Appalachian Notes �Tinnell Family Cemetery Interments: • • Agee, BumardOsker; Died: August 5, 1879; Notes: Tombstone inscription: Age 9 M 12 D ay s . Lavender, Infant .Son; M; Born: July 10, 1882; Died: July 10, 1882; Parents: Samuel L. Lavende r and Ju lia . Ann Tinnell Lavender (Julia is the daughter of Francis Marion Tinnell). • Lavender, Infant Daughter; F; Born: April 8, 1886; Died~ May 20, 1886; Parents: Samuel L. Lavende r and Julia. Ann Tinnell Lavender (Julia is the daughter of Francis Marion Tinnell). • Lavender, Willie G.; M; Born: March 29, 1888; Died: October 1889; Parents: Samuel L. Lavende r and Julia. Ann Tinnell Lavender (Julia is the daughter of Francis Marion Tinnell). • Tinnell, Achilles Benton; M; Born: March 28, 1859; Died: May 16, 1892: Parents: Francis Marion Tinnell, and Matilda Grice Tinnell; Notes: Twin brother to Marcellus Fenton Tinnell. • • Tinnell, Dora E.; F; Born October 12, 1889; Died October 20, 1895 . • Tinnell, Marion Ballard; M; Born: 1890's; Parents: Francis Marion Tinnell and his second wife Amanda Martin Tinnell • Tinnell, Matilda Grice: F; Born January 29, 1832; Died: July 16, 1882: Notes: First wife of Francis Marion Tinnell. • Tinp.ell, Amanda Martha Martin; F; Born: July 26, l 862; Married: Francis Marion Tinnell on October 4, 1888; Died: December 1923; Parents: Arabia Martin and Sallie Ann Tinnell, Francis-Marion; M; Born: September 29, 1828; Died: February 28, 1904; Parents: Joseph M . Tinnell and Elizabeth Wills Tinnell. • - . . . ..- - ~- ~ < • •• "" • • - • • < Virginia ApPQlactlkln Notes t . . . ·" . '!'· �1 1850 Census of the Virginia Penitentiary, Richmond City, Henrico Co., VA Charles S. Morgan, age 50 was Superintendent, of the Penitentiary. He was born in VA. Residing with him were his wife, Alcinda, age 38, his daughter, Alcinda, age 15, his son, Charles S., age 14, and his son, St ephen E., age 12. Also residing: George P. Morgan, age 29, Asst. Keeper, born in VA and John Moss, age 27, Guard, born in MD. Page 2 Page 3 I nmates Age in 1850 Occupation Born Crime Mulatto 1847 40 Shoemaker VA Stabbing Joseph Hunt Mulatto 1842 48 Shoemaker NC Murder Josiah Butler White 1847 60 Shoemaker MD Murder C. Owens White 1848 45 Shoemaker VA Murder Jas. Craddock White 1848 50 Shoemaker VA Murder J . W. Sovegrove White 1848 37 Shoemaker VA Murder R. Ridgeway White 1846 32 Harness Maker VA Murder Richard P. Sea White 1846 32 Tailor Murder Thomas D. Betts White 1848 50 Tailor VA VA Murder W. D. Simmons White 1839 41 Millstone Maker VA Murder T. J. Thomason White 1848 20 Murder Br yant Boon Black 1839 31 Nelson Hooper White 1845 33 VA Asce Maker VA Asce Grinder VA Alfred Dodd White 1841 31 Blacksmith VA Murder A. Goslin White 1846 34 VA Murder Thomas F. Marks White 1838 30 Weaver VA Mur der F. Winston Black 1846 31 Weaver VA Murder D. W. Mccure White 1643 50 Waever O hio Murder Name Race James Grimes Yr. Incar cer ated Blacksmith Mi ll~tone Maker Vlrgkllo Appaoch1an Notes Murder Murder �~ William A. Beard White 1847 54 Spooler VA G. Brown White 1842 59 Spooler Germany Murder John Bryant White 1847 30 Carpenter VA Murder William P. J . Taylor White 1848 26 Carpenter VA Murder 5. Todd White 1845 42 Cabinet Maker VA Murder Parks D. Serna rd White 1838 29 Painter VA Murder John Perry White 1847 33 Carpenter VA Murder John Daviderson Whit e 1842 48 Jobless VA Murder Robert Page White 1837 43 Shoemaker VA Murder Joseph N. Jones White 1849 48 Washer VA Murder Betty Richardson White 1839 49 Seamstress VA Murder Turner Estes White 1849 39 Shoemaker KY Murder James Southerland White 1849 49 Shoemaker VA Murder J. F. Schinburger White 1849 30 Shoemaker VA Murder Robert Mills Black 1850 39 Shoemaker VA Murder F. Carter White 1850 23 Wheelwright Manslaughter A. Burrus White 1848 32 Weaver J.B. Davis White 1849 43 Carpenter VA VA VA Murder William Cole White 1848 37 Carpenter VA Murder John Wheeler Black 1847 24 Shoemaker VA Murder Henry Bass White 1850 37 Carpenter VA Murder A. Elder White 1850 48 Carpenter VA Murde r Robert Veney White 1846 44 Jobless Murder C. Bryant White 1848 57 Spooler R. Whitmore White 1847 54 Quiller VA VA VA J . Mozingo White 1850 29 Asce Maker VA Murder Tom Johnson Black 1847 24 Blacksmith VA Murder Robert Alfred Mulatto 1847 27 Carpenter VA Murder Tom Harris Black 1843 30 Shoemaker VA Murder N . B. Sprinkle White 1849 46 Quiller VA Murder John Binford Mulatto 1849 35 Shoemaker VA Murder Mulatto 1844 40 Blacksmith Maine Stabbing Martin Fre~an Virginia ~OChfan Notes Murder Murde r Murde r Murder �.q M . S. C. Shelly White 1845 34 Tai lor VA Murder James Cooke Black 1846 25 Ase Maker VA Murder Jese Bates Mulatto 1847 37 Weaver VA Assault John Kieser Mulatto 1848 38 Carpenter VA Murder A. Artey Black 1849 30 Seamstress VA Murder J. Holley Black 1847 25 Blacksmith VA W ounding E. Byars Mulatto 1845 45 Weaver VA Pi-ining S. Burgess White 1847 30 Shoemaker VA Rape William Anderson W hite 1848 25 Carpenter VA Rape F. Hyson White 1848 30 Asce Maker VA Rape . \f Jacob Alt, born 1723130-died 1770, Frederick Co., Maryland, His Descendants and Related Families by Clara Mae (Alt) Ross. Red chromelux cover with gold foil lettering, 583 pages, index of over 5,000 names, Table of Contents, self-published 2002. Easy to read print by Dogwood Printing, Ozark, Mo. The book concerns the families of Jacob's six sons, John, Henry, Jacob, William, J. Adam and Michael. Herny and Michael settled in Hardy County, Vrrginia before 1790. Nine generations and part of the tenth are covered in the book. Ayres, Bergdoll, Bowers, Cosner, Dasher, Dove, Evans, Judy, Ketterman, Kimble, Meeker, Shifflet., Shreves, VanMeter, Wray, Yokum are some of the surnames included. The Preface explains the author's identification methods and the Introduction notes previously published books on this and related families. She identifies and expresses appreciation throughout for all who have contributed to the book. Sources are given at the end of each of the 27 chapters. The photographs - the earliest 1857 and 1860's- contribute immensely to the reader's enjoyment. The book is $39.95 or three books for $110, including postage. Order from: Clara Mae Ross, P. 0. Box 203, Col~ NC 27235 The donated copy has been placed in the Virginia Room. 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Private............................................... K ............ Des Moines wright, James ................................ Sergeant.............................................D ........... Spencer Second Cavalry Dean, Martin ................................. Private ...............................................M ...........Griswold Drake, J. G . .................................. Private............................................... C ............ Eldon Price, B. F....................................Private............................................... H ............ Osceloa Stevens, W. H . .............................Private ............................................... A ............Weldon Third Calvmy Coates, Samuel E ..........................Private...............................................A ............ Seymour Hooper, James ...............................Private..............................................................Colfax Smith, robert P ..............................Private...............................................A...... Bedford Fourth Calvary Davisson, Jesse ............................. Private............................................... C ............Indianola Miller, M. D .................................. Private...............................................B ............ Des Moines Thomas, George............................Private............................................... G ............Des Moines Sixth Calvmy McNemar, J. A .............................. Private ...............................................A ............Bedford Eight Calvary Brumfield, S. J .............................. Sergeant.............................................C ............ Perry Twenty-second Cavalry Sumner, Eli ................................... Sergeant. ............................................K ............ Medora lndependant London Calvary Hough, Henry C ............................Corporal. ........................................... A ............Moulton Artillery Bohn, John E ....... .......................... Private ...............................................B ............Maine First Infantry Beson, Wm ....................................Private ............. , ................................B ............Conway Champlin, J. A ..............................Private ...............................................H ............ Modale Curfi:nan, John............................... Private...............................................A ...........Bagley Hupp, A .............·····.......................Private................ ·····················..........H ...........Afton Kerr, Isaiah....................................Private ...............................................B ...........Muscatine Kirkland, Wm...............................Private...............................................K ........... Seymour Moore, A...................... .. ... ...... ......Pn.vate .. ······· ........·········... ........ ....... .. .H ........... .Prom1·se c1·ty Shepherd, A. A ..............................Private...............................................D ............Genoa Second Infantry Thomas, John ........................... ..... Musician ...........................................G ............ Grand Junction Welch, P . B................................ Private...............................................A ............Clarinda \llrglnkl Appafachlan Notea �Living In Iowa cont. VIRGlN1A name rank company_ PO add _ _ __ Third Infantry Watkins, James ................................Private ...................................... A .................Norwalk Fourth Infantry Math.eny, J. C..................................Private...................................... A ................. Lee O'Neal, Hugh..................................Private....................................... K ............... .. Manson Fifth Infantry Mowels, Wm ...................................Private ...................................... H.......... ..... ... Leon Wright, S. H ....................................Private ...................................... A ................. .Oakland Sixth Infantry Hoult, James....................................Private ...................................... A.................. Luckey Val Iey Knight, Jas .......................................Private ......................................N .................Unionville Menefree, Robert.............................Private................................... .......... .............. Aurelia Miller, Peter....................................Priv~te...................................... H ....... ............ Muscatine Wildman, Joseph.............................Private...................................... D.... ............ ..North Liberty Seventh Infantry Stephens, Vincen.............................First Lieutenant.. ......................F ..... ............. Holt Thirteenth Infantry Oldaker, John..................................Private ................................. .....B ........ .... ...... .Preparation Fourteenth Infantry Fox, Geo. W .................................... Private......................................A .................. West Union Fifteenth Infantry Rolston, Jeremiah............................Private......................................A..................Pleasanton Thirty-first Infantry Graham, G. A ..................................Private ......................................B ..... ............. Woodland Forty-seventh Infantry I...ewis, Harvey.................................Private ....................................... E.................. Muchachinock Fifty-third Infantry Evens, Albert..................................Private.......................................K............ ......Reels One Hundred Twenty-sixth Ifantry Hupp, John......................................Sergeant....................................A ..................Fairfield �,, .. QUAKER MOUNT PLEASANT MEETING All the records of Mount Pleasant have been lost except the minutes of the Women's Meeting which list the following people as members of meetings under the care of Mount Pleasant. - . John and Rachel Beck Aaron 8and Anne Betts William and Mary Betts Joshua and Ruth Coffin Bond Edward and Mary Bond Ruth Boswell Cinthe Bradfield Kezia Bray John and Lydia Bundy William and Mary Bundy Hephsibeth Coffin Robert and Ruth Commons Lazarus and Susanna Denny Abner and Mary Pope Hunt Thomas and Anne Jessop Josiah and Edith Ballard Jessop Nathan and Esther Newby Henry and Achsa Pickerell John and Hannah Stanley Pearson Gainer and Ruth Pierce Caleb and Sarah Reece Jehu and Mary Williams Robinson John and Levina Robinson Joshua and Anne Robinson James and Hannah Robinson Charles and Ann Sanderson James and Susanna Schooley Samuel and Rachel Schooley Benjamin and Rebecca Schooley Benjamin and Elizabeth Small Nathan and Mary Sta1ker Joshua and Sally Burcham Stoneman Jonathan and Susanna Lundy Sumner Joseph and Elizabeth Thornburg James and Laura Vernon Luke and Rhoda Davis Wiles William and Hannah Jones Williams John and Sarah Williams John and Mary Williams Silas and Mary Williams Silas Jr and Susanna Williams Aaron and Elizabeth Woods Charles and Elizabeth Anthony Byrum and Sarah Ballard John and Dinah Pickerell Ballard Nathan and Martha Ballard William and Elizabeth Ballard Benjamin and Susanna Allen Bond Jesse and Phebe Bond Gamer and Hannah Bryant Thomas and Nancy Bryant Zadock and Rebecca Bundy Moses and Mary Ballard Cawalader John and Margaret Carey Samuel and Anne Carey Nathaniel and Anne Carter Samuel and Abigail Green Chew John and Lydia Davis Morris and Elizabeth Davis William and Elizabeth Davis Isaac and Hannah Green Isaac and Mary Green Richard and Mary Harrold Absolem and Anne Hiatt Amos and Priscilla Hiatt Benjamin and Mary Hiatt John and Mary Hiatt Stephen and Rachel Hiatt Benjamin and Mary Hill Jonathan and Mary Hoggart Jacob and Lydia Green Hunt Thomas and Susanna Green Hunt John and Lydia Johnson Jesse and Mary Larrowe Richard and Mary Lundy Joshua and Elizabeth Davis Stoneman Mark and Elizabeth Stoneman David and Deborah Sufferins John and Sarah Williams Jglu! and Elizabeth Wildman David and Ruth Bailey Millicent and Damaris Barefield John and Mary Hiatt Beals Rebecca Ambem - dismissal Viglnlo AppalOchlon Notes �IS TIME LINE of QUAKER SETTLEMENT by Anthony Lowe 1601 - James IV of Scotland is crowned James I of England 1607 - English settlement at Jamestown 1611 - King James Bible is printed 1619 - House of Burgesses meets, first African American slaves brought to Va 1624 - George Fox is born 1649 - English Civil War - King Charles be-headed Puritans in power 1652 - George Fox travels throughout England "publishing truth" 1656 - Elizabeth liarris is first Quaker missionary in Virginia 1661 - Thomas Jordan and other Quakers arrested for attending meeting at Chuckatuck 1672 - George Fox visits America and finds meetings already established in eastern Virginia and North Carolina -Chuckatuc~ Pagan Creek, Somerton, Western Branch quarterly and yearly meeting system set up 1676 - Bacon's Rebellion 1680 - William Penn receives grant for Pennsylvania 1693 - Acts of Toleration passed under William and Mary . 1698 - first recorded session ofNorth Carolina Yearly Meetmg 1699 - Henrico Meeting founded 1702 - first recorded session of Va Yearly Meeting 1719 - Thomas Beals born in Maryland 1721 - Friends begin meeting at Cedar Creek 1732 - George Washington born . . 1735 - Hopewell Meeting founded by Quakers movmg out of Pennsylvarua 1737 - Zachariah Stanley born at Cedar Creek . 1738 - Great Awakening_ Joseph Newby and other evangelists travel among Quakers 1739 - Cedar Creek Meetinghouse built 1740 - Byrum Ballard born at Cedar Creek 1752 - Cane Creek founded Orange County NC 1754 - New Garden founded Guilford County NC 1757 - South River Meeting founded Lynchburg, Va 1757 - John Woolman visits Cedar Creek . 1763 - Byrum Ballard moves bis membership to South River 1764 - Zachariah Stanley moves his membership to New Garden 1765 - French and Indian War 1766 - Friends at Cedar Creek begin to deal with issue of slavery 1771 - Friends begin meeting at Tom's Creek in Surry County, NC Thomas and Sarah Beals move to Surry County 1775 - Revolutionary War 1776 - Declaration of Independence 1777 - Thomas Beals goes on missionary journey to Indians on Ohio River 1780 - Thomas Beals and others visit Ohio to determine suitability for settlement \liglnkl AllP<iochJon Notes �178 I - E nd of War 1782 - slavery among Friends in Virginia is outlawed 1786 - Westfield (Tom's Creek) becomes an independent meeting 1787 - Constitutional Convention 1789 - Isaac Green becomes a Quaker - gets land on Pine Creek J 792 - Zachariah Stanley obtains I ,000 acres on Burks Fork 1792 - Grayson County formed from Wythe 1794 - Goose Creek Meeting in Bedford County established 1794 -Byrum Ballard and family settle on Ward's Mill Creek 1797 - Byrum Ballard gives land for Mount Pleasant Meeting 180 I - Thomas Beals dies at age 82 among Ohio Indians 1804 - Lewis and Clark expedition 1805 - Zachariah Stanley gives 22 acres for Fruit Hill Meeting 181 0 - death of Zachariah Stanley 1812 - War with England 1813 - deaths of Isaac and Mary Green 1817 - death of Byrum Ballard 1818 - Mount Pleasant is laid down due to westward migration Name of monthly meeting changed to Chestnut Creek 1826 - Chestnut Creek Meeting laid down due to westward migration 1832 - Westfield Meeting laid down 1842 - Carroll County formed from Grayson 1844 - Virginia Yearly Meeting laid down 1861 - Civil War begins 1865 - there are 1,200 Quakers left in North Carolina Yearly M eeting 1868 - Westfield Meeting re-established 1880 - Second Great Awakening 5,000 new converts to Quakerism Pastoral system develops among North Carolina Friends 1890 - renewed interest in mountain communities - Blue Ridge Mission 1900 - James Bartlett and fumily begin meeting at Mountain View 1905 - Center Valley Meeting established 1912 - new building at Mount Pleasant 1928 - Galax Meeting set up 1941 - meeting re-established at Mountain View * * * * * * * January 21, 2006 Mr. Lowe first spoke of the History of Early Quakers in eastern Virginia and then on the History of Quakers in Southwest Virginia. He generously gave us permission to publish his presentation. He also provided a Chart of 1669 immigrant Zachariah Moorman's Descendants. Mr. Moorman's wife was Mary Candler (Candler's Mountain Road). These articles will be published at a later date. Thank you, Mr. Lowe! Vlrg1nta AJ)palachlon Notes �DEATHREGISTER 1901 - 1905 STRANGE MALADIES TOOK THEIR TOLL You have probably never heard of or worried about many of the illnesses that killed Denton area residents in the days before effective diagnose's, "wonder drugs" and mo re sophisticated medical practices. The death register of an early Denton funeral home indicates diseases of long ago and accidents typical of any time were taking their toll on the local populace in the years from ' 1901 to 1905. · Listed in the Register were such cause of death as: Smallpox Scarlet Fever Scarlatina Bluing Mouth Catarrhal Fever Astluna or Tuberculosis Bronchitis Tonsillitis Vertigo Hernia Brain Fever Brain Trouble Congestion of Brain Inflammation of Brain Bowel Trouble Inflammation of Bowels Child Birth & Still Born Typhoid Fever Pneumonia Dysentery Consumption Bright's Disease Diphtheria Paralysis Cholera Dropsy Sepsis Whooping Cough Meningitis Old Age Old Age & General Debility Fever Flux Malaria Congestion ' Rheumatism Complications Rup~re \ Hemorrhage Cancer Cancer of Old Age Cancer (operated on) 'Tumor Cancer of Womb Female Trouble Heart Failure 1 Confinement "' Blood Poisoning La Grippe Teething Abscess Complications -··f\CCIDENTS Wagon Ran over Head Fell From Buggy Horse Kick Horse Failing Killed in Storm by Barn Broken Limb Burned Scalded Killed by Horse Shot Self in Head Source: Denton Fw1eral Hdme Records Denton Record - Chronicle, July 4, 1976 Virginia Appolochlan Notes Fall in City Hall Found Dead Strangulation Drowned in S lop Can �l\10NTGOMERY COUNTY OBJTUARIES Editor's Note: The following obituaries were posted on the RootsWeb.com e-mail list for Montgomery Country, Virginia in March of 1999. We are publishing them as they might be of interest to members researching in Montgomery County. The person posting the obituaries began the seri es with the following: ''My mother and I came across a box of obituaries my great-grandmother had saved from the 1940s-1970s in Blacksburg, VA. Unfortunately we don't have years for most of them, but some of them still have good genealogy clues so I'm transcribing them here. We suspect that they came from the Roanoke Times newspaper, but aren't completely sure. Some of them had dates handwritten on them. I have noted these where they occurred. I have no further information on any of these people, though." OAKLEY L. AKERS Blacksburg, Oct. 13 (Special). - Oakley L. AKERS died at his home near Blacksburg Thursday. Funeral services will be at SI usher's Chapel Saturday at l 0 a.m. Burial will be in Blacksburg. SIDNEY E. AKERS Radford, July 21 - Sidney E. AKERS, 45, of Christiansburg died of a heart attack at Radford Arsenal today, shortly after reporting for work. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Glada S. AKERS, Christiansburg; his mother, Mrs. Maggie SLUSSER AKERS; four brothers, Melvyn Frank, James and Charlie AKERS; a sister, Mrs. Marie MATTOX, all of Blacksburg. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Richardson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery. LESTER L. ALBERT Blacksburg, Aug. 11 (Special) - Lester Lankford ALBERT, 62, died here Sunday morning at the home of his brother, J .E. ALBERT. He is survived by one daughter, two sons, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Interment will be in Wes.t View Cemetery. ARCHIE K . ALLEN SR. Blacksburg - Archie K. ALLEN Sr., 80, of Blacksburg, died Friday, Dec. 29, 1972, in a Shawsville nursing home. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Paul T. PRICE Sr., Blacksburg, Mrs. Ralph S. COMPTON, Phoenix, Ariz.; two sons, Kenneth E. ALLEN, Mapplecove La., Archie K . ALLEN Jr., Blacksb~g; a sister, Mrs. Fred SHEALOR, Blacksburg; a brother, Buford ALLEN, Blacksburg; eleven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. The funeral was held Sunday, Dec.31, at 2 p.m. at Hoy Funeral Home with burial in West View Cemetery. Rev. Edwin TROUTMAN officiated. Pallbearers were Don FAIN, Rodney WHITE, Freddie OLINGER, Gene GREGORY, Deuayne SHEALOR, an~ Anderson REED. W. D. (BILLY) ALLEN Funeral services for W. 0 . (Billy) ALLEN, 45, of Blacksburg, were held Nov. 21 , at 2 p.m., at Jones Funeral Chapel. Burial was in West View Cemetery. Mr. ALLEN, who was a business partner with his uncle, Buford ALLEN, in Allen Coal and Oil Company, was killed Nov. 18 �when he apparently slipped and his rifle fired accidentally while huntin g in Craig C ount y . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Robbie Lee ALLEN; two daughters, Mrs . A lva P ER O U E ;.md tvt iss Borulie ALLEN, of Blacksburg; two sons, Claude K. ALLEN, of Christiansburg, and R on ni ~ ALLEN, of Long Beach, California. Also surviving are his mother, Mrs . A lbert A LL EN. Blacksburg; three sisters, Mrs. Edgar R. BOWERY, Roanoke; Mrs. D. C . S H A VER, Fort S mith, Ark.; and Mrs. D. J. DARCEY, Lanham, Md.; and a brother, Sidney A. ALLEN , R oan o ke. Mr. ALLEN was a grandson of William K. BELL, oldest living alumnus of V irginia T ech , who a lso is a survivor. (Written on this: Nov 18, 64) HEATH C. ALLEN Blacksburg, Aug. 5. - Heath C. ALLEN, 57, died at his home here this m01·nin g. S urvivin g arc his wife, four children and two brothers. Services will be held at Luste rs Gate Uni o n churc h at 3 p.m. Wednesday, with interment in West View. E.T. ALLS Blacksburg, Aug. 17 - E.T. ALLS, 47, died Friday at his home near here. H e is s urv ived h y his wife; a daughter, Betty ALLS; a son, Howard ALLS, Blacksburg; two brothers, Leonard ALLS, James ALLS, Blacksburg, five sisters, Mrs. Bessie PRICE, Mrs. Claude DOVE, Mrs . C lem LONG, Mrs. Lawrence PRICE, Blacksburg; Mrs. LeRoy BLAND, Columbia, S.C. Servi ces wi ll be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Mountain View Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in W est View Cemetery here. The body was taken to the home today and will remain there until l p .m. MRS. MARY ELZABETH ALLS Blacksburg, Jan. 31- Mrs. Mary Elizabeth ALLS, 67, died today in Blacksburg. She is s urvived by three sons; James, Leonard and Elliott ALLS; five daughters; Mrs. Lawrence PRICE, Mrs . Clem LONG, Mrs. Hazen PRICE, Mrs. Cloyd DOVE and Mrs. Leroy BLAND, a ll o f Blacksburg; 25 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. B . L. MOREH E AD, McCoy. Services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of her son , Leonard W. ALLS. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. CHARLES E. ATKJNS DIES Blacksburg, May 21 (Special) - Charles Ellet ATKINS, 58, and for some years a prominent farmer and stockman of the Roanoke Valley section of Montgomery county, died suddenly e arly Tuesday morning at his home in Blacksburg. Funeral services will b e h eld Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence, conducted by the pastor of Whisner Memorial Methodist c hurch, Dr. D. T. MERRITI. Burial will be in West View. Mr. ATKINS was the only son of the later Mr. And Mrs. John ATKINS and is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Zora WILLIAMSON, of the Riner community, and one daughter, Miss Louise ATK.INS, a member of the nursing s taff of the Altamont hospital, Christiansburg. He has many relatives in Giles county of which hi s parents were natives. His mother died two months ago. MRS. JOHN L. ATKINS Blacksburg, April 13 (Special) - Mrs. Victoria ATKINS, 87, widow of John L. ATKINS, di e d early today at her home in Blacksburg. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home. Burial wi ll be in West View Cemetery. �JOHN W. BAILEY Blacksburg, Nov. 2 1 - John W . BAILEY, 59, died today at his home in Blacksburg. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Irene KYTCHEN BAILEY; two daughters, Mrs. Alva ALTIZER, Riner; Mrs. Frederick HARMOND, Floyd; three sons, Pierson BAILEY, McCoy; Warren BAILEY, Newport; Arnold BAILEY, Blacksburg; a stepson, Edward KYTCHEN, U.S. Anny; two brothers, Sidney BAILEY, Giles County; William BAILEY, Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Julia N IECE, Blacksburg; Mrs. Mae LANG, Giles County; 12 grandchildren ad I great-grandchild. Funeral will be at 3 p .m . Wednesday at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home with burial in West View Cemetery. CH ARLES J. BARKER Blacksburg, Oct. 24 - Charles J. BARKER, 76, died at his home near here Thursday night. Surviving are his wife, five sons, John. W., Frank J. land Charles W . BARK.ER, all of Blacksburg; C. Everett BARKER, Akron, Ohio; George C . BARKER, Cambria; four daughters, Mrs. Dennis YOUNG, Cambria; Mrs. Dallas DOWDY, Mrs. James DOWDY and Miss Bessie BARKER, all of Blacksburg; a brother, W.W. BARKER, Blacksburg; a sis ter, Mrs. L. F . BROWN, Roanoke; eight grandchildren. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p .m. at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in the family Cemetery. (Suspect this was late 50s/early 60s due to the partial used car ad on the back listing '54-'58 models for sale.) HENRY J . BARNETT Fincastle, Aug. 2 - Henry Joseph BARNETT, 47, died unexpectedly at his home here this m01ning. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Vaden BARNETT, two brothers and two sisters: C laude BARNETT, Fincastle; Selma BARNETT, Daleville; Miss Lula BARNETT, Roanoke; Mrs. Jesse WlLLS, Fincastle. The body will lie at Rader Funeral Home, Troutville, pending funeral plans. MISS ROSA M. BARNETT B lacksburg, Jan. 3 (Special) - Miss Rosa May BARNETT, 62, died today in a local hospital. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Nancy DOWDY, Montgom ery county, and Mrs. Katherine THORNHILL, of West Virginia; and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Buford ALLEN of Montgomery county. Services will be held here at 2:30 p.m., tomorrow, at the home of Albert ALLEN, and burial will be in West View Cemetery. TOSH E. BARNETT Prices Fork - Tosh E. BARNETT, 74, died at his home here Saturday. Surviving are his wife~ Mrs. Bertha Sheppard BARNETT; three daughters, Mrs. John L. PEARMAN Jr., Mrs. Floyd NOONKESTER and Mrs. James PEARMAN, all of Prices Fork; three sons, Edward T . BARNETT, Archie Al BARNETT and Melvin V. BARNETT, all of Prices Fork; and 15 grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Prices Fork Methodist Church, with burial in Snider Cemetery. The body will be taken from the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home to the residence at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and to the church at 1 p.m. Monday. MRS. TOM BARNETTE Blacksburg, Dec. 5 - Mrs. Tom BARNETTE, 68, died this m01ning at her home here. She is survived by her husband; six daughters, Mrs. Robert KEYS, Norfolk; Mrs. Ward DOSS, Mrs. \JJrglnlo Appolochlon Notes �Herman COOPER, Mrs. Arnold SHELOR, Blacksburg; Mrs. Irvin BLOUNT. Mrs . N<llhan BATTY, Roanoke; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services w ill he hi.. : ld I I a.m. Saturday in Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in West View Cemetery. The bod y will be taken from the residence to the church at 10 a.m. MRS. HARRY B. BENNETT Covington, Oct. 22 - Mrs. Bertha Henderson BENNEIT died this afternoon in a convaksccnt home here. She is survived by her husband, Harry B. BENNETT; two s isters, Mrs. C lyde PRICE, Mrs. Ada MEADOWS, Blacksburg; a brother, Robert HEND ERSON, Blacksburg. Graveside services will be held at West View Cemetery, Blacksburg, at 2 p.m. M o n<lay. The body will remain at the home of J. G. BENNEIT, Covington. CHARLIE T. BIGGS New Castle - Charlie Thomas BIGGS, 63, died in a Richmond hospital Wednesday night. Surviving are one son, D. A. BIGGS, Charleston, W.Va.; two brothers, Roy BIGGS, Coving ton, 1. E. BIGGS, Jellico, Tenn.; five sisters, Mrs. Sallie JOHNSON, Warren, Ohio, Mrs. Cora HOSTIITER, Lexington, Mrs. Ruby CRAFT, Goshen, Mrs. Texie NIBLOCK, Detroit, Mi c h. , Mrs. Agnes CANNELAS, Logan, W.Va.; one grandchild. Funeral services w ill be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Cross Roads Church. Burial will be in the Cross Roads Cemetery. The body will remain at the Boitnott Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Saturday when it will be taken to the church. ACIE TOBEY BISHOP Salem -Acie Tobey Bishop, native of Blacksburg, died Sept. 1Oat his home in Salem. Funeral was held Friday, Sept. 13 in Salem and interment was in Sherwood Memorial Park. Surviv ing are his wife, Mrs. Alene PRICE BISHOP of Salem; a son, Bruce Lee BISHOP of Salem; a brother, Jacob A. BISHOP of Blacksburg; three sisters, Miss Alma BISHOP of Sale1n, Mrs. David HEARN of Dublin, and Mrs. Dainty HUTCHINSON of Blacksburg. BALLARD E. BISHOP Blacksburg, July 29 - Ballard E. BISHOP, 66, of Blacksburg died today at Jeff. Ky. Survi vi n g are a daughter, two sons, one sister and a brother. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at S lusser's Chapel, with burial in the family cemetery. MRS. FLORA 0 . BISHOP Blacksburg - Mrs. Flora OLIVER BISHOP, 80, died Sunday in a Radford hospital. S h e is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Dainty HUTCHINSON, Blacksburg; Mrs. Lois HEARN, Dublin; Miss Alma R. BISHOP, Salem; two sons, Jacob A. BISHOP, Acie T., BISHOP , Blacksburg; a sister, Mrs. Virgie SMITH, Cambria; a brother, Bittle OLIVER, Glen Daniel W. Va.; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The body is at Jones Funeral Home pending arrangements. CHARLES S. BLAND Blacksburg, Dec. 3 (Special) - Charles S. BLAND, 54, died suddenly Tuesday morning n ear here. Funeral services will be conducted at the Baptist church at Cambria Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with interment in Sunset Cemetery at Christiansburg. Virginia~ Notes �JAMES L. BLAND Blacksburg - James L. BLAND, 57, died Monday at his home near here. Surviving are bis wife, Mrs. Dollie S. BLAND; his stepmother, Mrs. A. R. BLAND; two daughters, Mrs. Nellie Sue LUCAS, Newport, and Mrs. Thelma V. LOVERN, Cambria; three sons, Sgt. James N. BLAND, U.S. Anny, Hawaii, Samuel L BLAND, and Marvin L. BLAND, both of Newport; two sisters, Mrs. Landonia B. Stewart, Roanoke, and Mrs. Lucy Lee SHAVER, Newport; a halfbrother, John Harvey BLAND, Manassas; seven grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mountajn View Wesleyan Methodist Church by the Rev. H. D. SAWYER and the Rev. N. J. UNDERWOOD. Burial will be in Dowdytown Cemetery. The body will be taken from Jones Funeral Home to the church at 1 p .m. Wednesday. (Written on this: March 18th 63) LEONARD R. BLAND Leonard Ribble BLAND, 55, formerly of Roanoke, died Thursday in Elyria, Ohio. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Otis A. HARRIS of Roanoke; three brothers, Tommy, Stanley and Earl BLAND, all of Christiansburg; a sister, Mrs. Paul BLAIR of Pennsylvania, and three grandchildren. The body will be brought to Lotz. (Written on this: May 30 1960) MRS. LULA EMMA BLAND Blacksburg, Dec. 29 - Mrs. Lula Emma BLAND, 63, wife ofE. H. BLAND, died in a Christiansburg hospital Tuesday morning. The funeral will be held at the home here at 2 p.m. Wednesday, with burial in West View Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, one son and five daughters. WILLIE T. BLAND Christiansburg - Willie Thomas (Tom) BLAND, 69, died Tuesday in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife Mrs. Beulah BLAND; two daughters, Mrs. R. S. MERRITT, Ahoskie, N.C., Mrs. Fred Allen, Joppa, Md.; four sons, Haven and Willard BLAND, Christiansburg, J. C. BLAND, Blacksburg, Ivan T. BLAND, Roanoke; a sister, Mrs. Miles BLAIR, Cornwell Heights Pa.; two brothers, Earl and Stanley BLAND, Christiansburg. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Richardson Funeral Home, with burial in Roselawn Memory Gardens, near Cambria. (Written on this: Feb 2 65) JOHN W. BOWLES Blacksburg - The funeral for John W. BOWLES, 70, will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Chapel with burial in Roselawn Memory Gardens. Survivors include four stepsons, Clarence W. FURROW, Charlie C. FURROW, Robert H. FURROW and Irvin J . FURROW, all ofNewport; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Ira HYPES and Mrs. Yancy LAFON, Newport, Mrs. Oscar KEISTER, Christiansburg. JOHN W. BOWLES Blacksburg - John W. BOWLES, 72, died Monday at his home. Surviving are his wife, Dealie FURROW BOWLES; a daughter, Mrs. Gilbert LAWSON, Apex., N.C.; two sons, Clyde F. BOWLES, Blacksburg, Sammy P. BOWLES, Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Walter SMITH, Blacksburg; five brothers, Roy BOWLES and Oscar BOWLES, P1inceton, W . Va., Elmer Virginia N;>poklchlon Notes �BOWLES, Blacksburg, Guy BOWLES, Dublin, George BOWLES, lronton. T he funeral arrangements are being made by Jones Funeral Service. (Written o n thi s: Feb 22 6 7 ) R. LEE BROCE Blacksburg, Feb 16 (Special)-R. Lee BROCE, 21 , son of Mr. And Mrs. W.E. BROCE, or Blacksburg, died Saturday evening. Surviving besides his parents are four bro thers. fun eral wi 11 be held Monday at 3:30 p.m. at the Lutheran church here, with interment in West View Cemetery. LAURIE R. BROWN Blacksburg, Oct. 5 - Louis F. BROWN, 73, died Sunday evening in a local hospital. T h e f uncral will be held at the home at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Interment will be in West View. GUY MILLER BRUNK Blacksburg- Guy Miller BRUN~ 66, a local real estate broker, died Thurs day at hi s office. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sue HARRIS BRUNK; a daughter, Miss Nancy Sue BRUNK, Richmond; two sisters, Mrs. John R. BROOKS and Mrs. Jack ROBERTSON, R oano ke. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Blacksburg Methodist Church, with burial in W est View Cemetery. The body will remain at Hoy Funeral Home until 1 p.rn. Saturday. MRS. NANIE ELLEN BRµNK Blacksburg, July 13 - Mrs. Nannie Ellen BRUNK, 84, died at her home here yesterday. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Jack ROBERTSON and Mrs. J. R. BROOKS, b o th of Roanoke; a son, Guy BRUNK, Blacksburg; a brother, Sidney RITTER, Pulaski County; e ight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home here. Interment will be in West View Cemetery. MRS. G. W. BUCHANAN Blacksburg, April 6 (Special) - Mrs. G. W. BUCHANAN, 5 1, died last night at her h o m e here. Her husband, a son and two daughters survive. Services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lutheran church, with interment in West View. G. W. BUCHANAN Blacksburg, April 4- G. W. BUCHANAN, 60, died at his home here Wednesday morning. He leaves his wife, two daughters, a son, a sister and a brother. The funeral was held a t Whisner Memorial Methodist church at 3 p.m. today and burial was in West View Cemetery. GRAYDON W.·BUCHANAN Radford - Graydon Wallace BUCHANAN, 49, died Monday in a local hospital. S urviving are his wife, Mrs. Edith Lucado BUCHANAN, Radford; two sons, Larry W . BUCHANAN, Washington D.C., David G. BUCHANAN, Radford; two sisters, Mrs. Luther M. COPENHAVER, Radford, Mrs. Norman SATERWHITE, Richmond. Funeral arran gem ents are being made by Seaver-Sanders Funeral Home. (Written on this: Feb '64) �GRAYDON W. BUCHANAN Radford - FuneraJ for Graydon W. BUCHANAN, 49, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at SeaverSanders Funeral Horne w ith burial in West View Cemetery, Blacksburg. (Written on this: Feb '64) MRS. LACY E. BUCK Blacksburg, June 4 - Mrs. Lacy E. BUCK, 68, of Blacksburg, died today in a Radford hospital. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary L. PRATI, Floyd; a brother, Green W. SALMON, Blacksburg. Funeral will be at 2 p .m. Thursday at P. D. Oakey Funeral home w ith burial in West View Cemetery. D . W. BURKETT Ironto, March 20 (Special) - Funeral services for D. W. BURKETT, age 96 years, six months and 26 days, who died here Saturday night at his home here from injuries received a few days ago when he fell at his home, breaking his hip, were held Monday at 2 p.m. at Hall's church. Burial followed immediately. Surviving are his widow, an adopted daughter, Miss Ironto BURKETT of this place, a nephew, Willie Haley, of Roanoke. ARTHUR FRANCIS CALDWELL Blacksburg - Arthur Francis CALDWELL, 82, of Blacksburg died Tuesday in a Radford hospital. He was a retired carpenter. Surviving are his wife, Willie Mae Shaver CALDWELL; five daughters, Mrs. Joyce KITSON, Chatham, N.J., Mrs. Audrey JONES, Ellicott City, Md., Mrs. Hilda BRENNALT, Lake Park, F~a., Mrs. Marie JENNELLE, Mrs. Jo Ann MILLER, Blacksburg; four sons, Clarence CALDWELL, Francis CALDWELL, Ralph CALDWELL, Harland CALDWELL, Hampton; three sisters, Mrs. Russell DOWDY, Christiansburg, Mrs. Mary MILES, A.Iq-on, Ohio, Mrs. Lucy PERDUE, Wytheville; a brother, John L. CALDWELL, Saluda. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Blacksburg Wesleyan Church with burial in West View Cemetery. Hoy Funeral Home is handling arrangements. (W1itten on this: Nov 17, 1970) HUGH E. CALDWELL Blacksburg, Jan. 23 - Hugh E. CALDWELL, 68, died Sunday in a Christiansburg hospital. Surviving are three brothers, Albert B. CALDWELL, Marion; Walter and Eldridge CALDWELL, Blacksburg; five sisters, Mrs. Lizzie McPHERSON, Catawba; Miss Agnes CALDWELL, Christiansburg, Mrs. Florence BROWN, Mrs. Blance SARVER and Mrs. Margie CROMER, Blacksburg. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Davis Chapel with burial in West View Cemetery here. ' "5 MRS. IDA W. CALDWELL Blacksburg, Nov. 6 - Mrs. Ida Whitlock CALDWELL, 72, died Monday afternoon at her home here. Surviving are her husband, Hugh E. CALDWELL; one sister, Mrs. Charles SARVER or Roanoke County. Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in the West View Cemetery. �MRS. RALPH H. CALDWELL Hampton- LutitiaRobinson CALDWELL, 48, of Hampton, formerl y o f Blac k sburg . di ed f\ll ay 10 in a Hampton hospital. She is survived by her husband, Ralph H. CA LDW E LL: a so n , R a lph Samuel CALDWELL, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Shirley HANSBRO UG H , H a mpt o n , M r s . Brenda EALY, Newport News; her mother, Mrs. Bessie ROBINSON, Jackson v illl:, Fl a .: three brothers, Douglas ROBINSON, David ROBINSON, Blacksburg, Billy ROBIN SON, Jacksonville, Fla.; five sisters, Mrs. Thelma CALDWELL, Hampton, Mrs. G eorg ia D AN IE L S , Mrs. Kathleen POSTON, Mrs. Joyce Ann SHEPARD, Jacksonville Fla., Mrs . Ko rin~ WHEELER, Blacksburg. The funeral was Wednesday, May 12, at 2 p.m. a t St. P a ul's Luthe ran Church with burial in Parklawn Memorial Park in Hampton. ARCHIE T. CAMPER New Castle - Archie Thomas CAMPER, 73, died Sunday in a Salem hospital. H e is s urvi v ed by two sisters, Mrs. 0. V. PRICE, Rt. 2, New Castle; Mrs. Laura WILMOTH, Danville; a half sister, Mrs. Mary LINKOUS, Roanoke; a half brother, Roy BLANKENSHIP, Rt. 2, New C a s tl e . Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Boitnott Funeral Home with burial in West Vi e w Ccn1ctery, Blacksburg. (Written on this: Jan 23 65) JULIAN J. CAMPER Blacksburg, May 14 (Special)- Julian J. CAMPER, 42, died today at the Veterans Facility, Roanoke county. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. A. E. CAMPER, of Blacksburg, a s on, four brothers and two sisters. The funeral will be held at the home of his mother Friday at 3 p.m . Interment will be in West View Cemetery. LUTHER B. CARR LutherB. CARR, 84, of Blacksburg, died Feb. 21 at his home. Surviving are his wife, Mrs . Ella H. CARR, Hopewell, James R. CARR, Germantown N.C., Charles E. CARR, Roanoke; Joseph B. CARR, Hopewell; William C. CARR, Ft. Stewart, Ga.; George T. and David L. CARR, both of Blacksburg; one daughter, Mrs. Michael R. HULL, Hopewell; seven grandchildren. (Written on this: 62) MRS. IVA MAE COLLINS Mrs. Iva Mae COLLINS, 44, of 914 Greenhurst Ave., NW died Friday at a local hospital. Funeral will be Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. at Oakey's with burial in Sheiwood. (Written on this: April 67) HAVEN R. COOK SR. Blacksburg- Haven Robert COOK Sr., 54, of Blacksburg died Friday in a Salem hospital. Surviving are his wife, Lillie CALDWELL COOK; a son, Haven R . COOK Jr., Blacksburg; six brothers, James COOK, Andy COOK, Herman COOK, Kenneth COOK, Guy COOK, Blacksburg, Ophus COOK, Roanoke; two sisters, Mrs. Bill DAVIS, Mrs. Frank WALTERS, Blacksburg. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Church with burial in Hale Cemetery, Mt. T abor. �SAMUEL E. COOK Blacksburg, April 20 - Samuel E. COOK, 74, died this morning in a Roanoke hospital. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Dolly COOK, Blacksburg; a son, Robert COOK, Roanoke; a daughter, Mrs. Rosie HAYWOOD, Roanoke; three grandchildren; three brothers, John COOK, Christiansburg; Jim COOK, Harry COOK, Blacksburg; two s isters, Mrs. Edna CRAGGETT, Mrs. Mary GRISSOM, Blacksburg. Services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in P. D . Oakey Funeral Home with burial in Hale Cemetery. W.H.COOK Blacksburg, Aug. 8 (Special) - W. H. COOK, 45, died tonight at his home near here after having been bed ridden 16 years. The funeral will be held at Slusser's chapel Sunday at l :30 p.m . and intennent will be in the Hale Cemetery. WILLIAM M. COOPER Blacksburg, Oct. 5 - William M. COOPER, 56, died today in a Christiansburg hospital. Surviving are a son, Raymond L. COOPER, Tampa, Fla.; four daughters, Mrs. Kenneth NOONKEST ER, Blacksburg; Margaret, Carolyn and Kathy COOPER, all of Blacksburg; four brothers, Ed COOPER, Hinton W. Va.; I. C., Herman and Robert A. COOPER; and a half brother, Cleave COOPER, all of Blacksburg; four sisters, Mrs. J. D. LANG, Mrs. Lawrence DOWDY, Mrs. Jesse DOWDY, all of Blacksburg; Miss Bessie COOPER, Marion; a half sister. Mrs. Hubert GRAHAM, Blacksburg. The funeral ·will be Wednesday at 2 p .m. at the P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Price Cemetery. HENRY L. CRAGGETT Blacksburg, June 30 - Henry L. CRAGETT, 71, died Monday at his home here. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Edna COOK CRAGETT; three sons, Charles T. CRAGEIT, Radford; David W. CRAGETI, Chtistiansburg; and James E. CRAOETT, Cambria, and John R. CRAGETI, Blacksburg; a sister, Mrs. James S. COOK, Blacksburg; five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home. Burial will be in W est View Cemetery. LEWIS HARVEY CRAGETI Blacksburg - Lewis Harvey CRAGETT, 66, died W ednesday morning in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Fizer CRAGETT; six daughters, Mrs. Grace DUNKCAN, Radford, Mrs. Jack SAWYERS, Mrs. Fred GALLIMORE, Mrs. Woodrow ROSE, Mrs. Eugene SUTTHTN, all of Cambria, Mrs. Hazel HILTON, Phoenix, Ariz.; two sons, James CRAGETT, Crab Orchard, W. Va., Albert L. CRAGETI, Cambria; and 22 grandchildren. Funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Jones Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Page Cemetery, Christiansburg. MRS. MELVINA C. CRAIG Mrs. Melvina C. CRAIG, 92, died in a Radford hospital Tuesday morning. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. E. H. RYAR and Mrs. W. P. DAVIS, both of Blacksburg and Mrs. Thomas PA ITS EL of Roanoke, 17 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild. Funeral services were held at Jones Funeral Chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial was in Craig ~gtnla Appalachian Notes �family Cemetery. The services were conducted by the Rev. Dewey WEA VER,. pastor or Lu ~ll~rs Gate Union Church. Pallbearers were Thomas CRAIG, Wayne CRA IG, Marvin C RJ\ IG. Bobhy RYAN, Thomas SHAVER, and Johnnie RARSONE. (Written on this : March 22, 6 5 ) HUBERT CREASY Hubert (John) CREASY, 60, of 1220 Jamison Ave., SE died Monday while working at Ame ri can Bridge, where he had been a steelworker since 1930. Surviving are his wife, Mrs . Madia BAKER CREASY; a son, Drew A. CREASY, Roanoke, a brother, 0. K. CREASY, Roanoke: two sisters, Mrs. R. L. HILL, Covington, and Mrs. Beulah BLAND, Christiansburg. Funeral wi_ll be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Lotz, conducted by the Rev. Ottis L. BURGHER. Burial wi ll b e in Cedar Lawn. MRS. ETHEL B. CROMER Funeral for Mrs. Ethel BLAND CROMER, 53, of 11 30 South Jefferson St., who died F1;day morning in a Roanoke hospital, will be conducted at Wesleyan Methodist C hurch, Blacks burg, at 2:30 p.m. today. Interment will be in West View. The body will lie in state at the C hurc h fron'l 1:30 p.m. Pallbearers will be: H. E. FIGGETTE, J.E. DUDLEY, Sr., J.E. DUDLEY , Jr. , Cecil DUDLEY, R. V. HOGAN and 0. N. WALLER. GRADY B. CROMER Blacksburg - Grady B. CROMER, 68, died Saturday afternoon at his home. Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Dora W. CROMER; two daughters Mrs. Frank H. EVANS, Miss Grace C ROMER, both of Blacksburg; three sons, Frank S. CROMER, G. Hoyle CROMER, both of Blacks burg, John H. CROMER, Christiansburg; two sisters, Mrs. Dave DUNCAN, Mrs. Pat SLUSHER, both of Blacksburg; two brothers, Carlyle CROMER, Blacksburg, France CROMER, Roanoke; eight grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Blacksburg Methodist Church, by Dr. A. E. SHELTON, with burial in West View Cemetery. The body will be taken from Jones F uneral Home to the church at 1 p.m. Monday. (Written on this: Aug 4 1962) JOHN BENNETT CROMER Blacksburg, Oct. 19 - John BENNEIT CROMER, 82, died today at bis home near here. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Laura PRICE CROMER; two daughters, Mrs. P . J. SLUSSER and Mrs. W. D. DUNCAN, of Blacksburg; three sons, J. F. of Blacksburg; 34 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; a brother, Sam, of Clarksburg, W. Va., and a sister Mrs. Robert OLIVER of Blacksburg. Services will be at Whisner Memorial Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, with interment in West View Cemetery. (Written on this: Sunday 1952) J. HOUSTON CROMER Blacksburg, July 15 - J. Houston CROMER, 32, died unexpectedly Friday evening at his h ome here. Surviving are his wife, five children, his father, Nathan and seven brothers, Cecil, Howard, Berman Cabriel of Blacksburg; Warren of Rich Creek; James of Carrie and Buford of Christiansburg; six sisters, Mrs. James FARRES of Philadelphia; Mrs. E. L. WIRT of Vinton; Mrs. C. W. MARSHALL of Vandergrift, Pa.; Mrs. Phillip WEINSTEIN of Bellingham, Wash.; Mrs. Paul LINKOUS and Mrs. A. W. HUMPHREYS ofBlacksburg. Services will b e at the Wesleyan Methodist Church at 4 p.m. Monday, with interment in West View Cemetery. Virginia Appolochlan Notes .... �3\ MRS. LAURA P. CROMER Blacksburg, June l - Mrs. Laura P. CROMER, 89, died today at her home here. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Dave DUNCAN and Mrs. Pascal SLUSSER, both of Blacksburg; three sons, Grady CROMER and Caryle CROMER, both of Blacksburg, and Frances CROMER, Roanoke; one sister, Mrs. Grace K.lNZIE; six half brothers, Carl PRICE, Roanoke; Mark PRICE, Newport News; Oscar PRICE, Craig County; Ribble PRICE, Hassel PRICE, and Cloyd PRICE, all of Blacksburg; two half sisters, Mrs. Hatcher LUCAS, Blacksburg, and Mrs. Sadie McDANIEL, Newport News; 26 grandchildren, and 56 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Blacksburg Church of God. Interment will be in West View Cemetery. The body will remain at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Tuesday. NATHAN CROMER Blacksburg- Nathan CROMER, 87, died in a Draper nursing home Wednesday night. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Hames J. FARRELL, Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. E. L. WIRT, Mrs. Carlis MARSHALL, both of Roanoke, Mrs. ArthurW. HUMPHREYS, Hampton, Mrs. James ROWELL, Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs. Paul J. LINKOUS, Blacksburg; seven sons, Cecil R., Howard E., Berman S., Gabriel H,. all of Blacksburg, James L. CROMER, Dante, Buford B. CROMER, Detroit, Mich., Warren 0 . CROMER, Roanoke; a sister, Mrs. Melvinia CRAIG, Blacksburg; 47 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Blacksburg Methodist Church by the Rev. Mahlon ELLIOTT with burial in West View Cemetery. The body will be taken from Jones Funeral Home to the church at 1 p.m. BLACKSBURG SEAMAN IS REPORTED DEAD Blacksburg, Dec. 11 (Special) - Mr. and Mrs. Nathan CROMER, ofBlacksburg, received a telegram Thursday advising them of the death of their son, Ralph Madison CROMER, seaman 1C, age 17, which occurred November 25 while on active duty with the U.S. Navy. Burial was made in Allied territory outside the continental limits of the United States. Young CROMER was next to the youngest of fifteen children, two of whom remain in the service, a sister in WAC and a brother fo the Coast Guard. The son lost joined the n avy a few months ago. WANDA DlANN CROWDER Blacksburg - Miss Wanda Diann CROWDER, 20, died Thursday in a Richmond hospital. She was a 1960 graduate of Blacksburg High School and a Virginia Tech student until she became ill last summer. Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. CROWDER; a sister, Miss Judy CROWDER, at home; her grandmother, Mrs. Cary M. DAUGHERTY, Rural Retreat. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Blacksburg Baptist Church by the Rev. Richard T. HOWERTON. Burial will be in Roselawn Memory Gardens. The body will be taken from Hoy Funeral Home to the church at I p.m. SWlday. (Written on this: Jan 3 1963 and Jan 3 1962) ALVIN BRINSTON DAVIS Blacksburg - Alvin Brinston Davis, 63, of Blacksburg died Saturday in a Salem hospital. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Jones DAVIS; nine daughters, Mrs. Houston CALDWELL, Craig's Creek, Mrs. Charles FURROW, Newport, Mrs. Robert SONGER, Mrs. Phillip HODGE, Blacksburg, Mrs. Hugh WILSON, Christiansburg, Miss Marlene DA VIS, Miss Martha DA VIS, Miss Lorene DAVIS, Miss Erma DAVIS, at home; a brother, Adwom DA VTS, Blacksburg; a �sister, ;tvfrs. Carie Lee NIDAY, Crab Orchard, W. Va.; a half brother, Mars hall E. DJ\ V I S . Collinsville. The funeral will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Hoy Funeral Chapel w ith burial in th L: family Cemetery near Blacksburg. (Written on this: Mar 14, 1970) BENE.DAVIS Blacksburg, Oct. 24 - Ben E. DAVIS, 87, died Sunday night at the home of his son , harlic T. DAVIS, at Wilkinson, Ind. Also survivipg are his wife, Mrs. Francis W. DA VIS, B lacksburg : six other sons, E. C., J.C., W. E., W. P. and L. M. DAVIS, Lynchburg; three daughters , Mrs. C . H. BLESSARD, Roanoke; Mrs. Bertha SCOTT; Norfolk; Mrs. Eircel BLAND, C hri s ti a n s burg: 79 grandchildren and 108 great-grandchildren. Funeral wi ll be Wednesday at 2 p .m. a t Davis Chapel near Blacksburg. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. MRS. LOLA D. DAVIS Blacksburg, Aug. 26 - Mrs. Lola DOVE DAVIS 65 died Saturday night at her ho m e near h e re. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Margaret DAVIS, Mrs. Annie Lee SHAVER and Mrs. Mary Ella BARK.ER, Goodwin's Ferry; three sons, James Robert DOWDY, Blacksbu~g, Roy L . DOWDY, Oak Hill, 0 ., and Marshall E. DAVIS, Goodwin's Ferry; three stepchildren, Mrs. George NIDAY, Statesburg, W. Va, Adwom T. DAVIS and Brenston DA VIS, Goodwin's Ferry; one brother, John DOVE, Blacksburg; two sisters, Mrs. Nora WOOLWINE~., Cambri a , and Mrs. Tom SHAVE~ Goodwin's Ferry; and 18 grandchildren. Funeral services will_ be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at the Mountain View Wesleyan Church. Interment will be in the Dowdy Cemetery. MRS. NANCY C. DAVIS Blacksburg, Nov. 7 - Mrs. Nancy CROMER DAVIS, 81, died today at the hmne of a son , S. C. DAVIS, near here. Surviving are five sons, including J. A. and J. T. DAVIS, of Roanoke; three daughters, one sister, two brothers, 20 grandchildren ~nd 13 great-grandchildren .. Services will be at Davis chapel near Lusters Gate at 2 p.m. Sunday, with interment in West View Ce1netery. (Written on this: 1947) KILLED IN FRANCE Pfc. P~ul D. DAVIS, 33, of Blacksburg, was killed in action in France on November 16, accordmg to a message received here last week by his wife, the former May BARNETT, of Blacksburg. He was in the infantry and was with the Third Anny. SAMUEL CLARENCE DAVIS Blacksburg- Samuel Clarence DAVIS 78 died in a Christiansburg hospital early Wednesday, September 25. He was a local paint co~tr;ctor and resided at 300 Marlington Street in Blacksburg. Surviving are his wife, Cornelia J. DAVIS; a daughter, Mrs. Bebe VanNESS, Houston, Texas; a son, Jack Edward DAVIS, Blacksburg; and three sisters, Mrs. Alma SMITH, Mrs. Peggy SMITH, both ofNeward, NJ., Mrs. Mary EBERHARDT, Norfolk; three brothers, W. L. DAVIS, Danville" Jennings DAVIS, Roanoke, R. E. DAVIS, of Blacksb:ur~. The funeral was conducted Saturday, September 28 in the Richardson Funeral Chapel, Christiansburg, with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Rev. Forest SHAFER conducted the funeral which was arranged and directed by the Richardson Funeral Home, Inc., Christiansburg. �33 CHARLES W. DOSS Blacksburg, Dec. 13 - Charles W. DOSS, 64, died Wednesday night at his home near here. Surviving are his wife, two sons, Gene and William DOSS Jr., Blacksburg; three daughters, Mrs. E. J. BOWMAN, Vinton; Mrs. H. D. HUDGINS, Blacksburg; Mrs. E. B. EMERINE, Vallejo, Calif.; 12 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Blacksburg Church of God with bmial in West View Cemetery. The body will be at P. D. Oakey Funeral Home until 1 :30 p.m. · DAVID DOWDY Radford - David DOWDY, 54, died Friday in a Christiansburg hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mary Tallant DOWDY; two sons, William H. DOWDY, David G. DOWDY, Radford; five daughters, Mrs. Teresa PRESTON, Roanoke, Miss Elizabeth May DOWDY, Miss Charlotte Louise DOWDY, Miss Mary Ann DOWDY, Miss Mary Sue DOWDY, Radford; three brothers, Ribble Henry DOWDY, Norfolk, P. E. DOWDY, Christiansburg, William DOWDY, Newbern; a sister, Miss Viola DOWDY, Blacksburg; five half sisters, Mrs. Robbie Lee ALLEN, Blacksburg; Mrs. Ella MATHERLY, Roanoke, Mrs. Iva"JONES, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Ida JONES, Laurel Oak, Mich., Mrs. Louise LONG, Carnegie, Pa. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at the DeVilbiss Funeral Home, with burial in Highland Memory Gardens~ Dublin. (Written on this: Dec 23 1966) MRS. EFFIE DOWDY Blacksburg, June 11 (Special) - Mrs. Effie DOWDY, 58, died at her home near Blacksburg this morning. The funeral will be held at the home at 11 a.m. Wednesday and interment will be in the family Cemetery. MRS. MAUDE 0. DOWDY Blacksburg, Aug. 14 - Mrs. Maude OLIVER DOWDY, 68, died today in a Pensacol~ Fla., hospital. She is survived by eight daughters, Mrs. Cloyd DOWDY, Mrs. Billy ALLEN, Mrs. Virginia CROMER, Mrs. Burford ALLEN, Blacksburg; Mrs. Ella MATHE~LY, Christiansburg; Mrs. H.B. JONES, Salem; Mrs. James TOBIN, Camegie, Pa.; Mrs. L. R. JONES, Detroit, Mich.; five sons, Clarence SLUSSER, Blacksburg; Pete DOWDY, William DOWDY, Christiansburg; David DOWDY, Radford; H . R. DOWDY Jr., Pensacol~ Fla.; three sisters, two brothers, 38 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. The .b ody will be brought to Blacksburg Monday for burial. (Actually, this one is a connection for us, my great-aunt, Alice MORGAN, was married to Clarence SLUSSER in 1929.) ROY L. DOWDY· Blacksburg, March 22 - Roy L. DOWDY, 38, died today in Oak Hill, Ohio. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy C. DOWDY; three sons, two brothers, James Robert DOWDY, Marshall Davis POWDY, Blacksburg; thTee sisters, Mrs. Margaret DAVIS, Mrs. Mary Ellen BARKER, Mrs. Annie Lee SHAVER, Blacksburg. CLAYTON J. DUNCAN Pulaski - The funeral for Layton James DUNCAN, 59, who died Tuesday in Waynesboro, will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Thomas M. Seagle and Sons Funeral Home. Bmial will be in Highland �Memory Gardens, Dublin. Members of the Pulaski Fire Department will serve as honorary and active pallbearers. MRS. ELMER C. DUNCAN Blacksburg- Mrs. Mollie SMITH DUNCAN, 68, died in a Radford hospital Tuesda y. S ur\' iv ing are her husband, Elmer C. DUNCAN, Blacksburg; three daughters, Mrs. Frank KfN S LEY Jr., Mrs. Frank Barker, both ofBlacksburg, Mrs. Randolph Young, Greensboro, N.C. ; five son s. Edward and Richard DUNCAN, Blacksburg, W. Ford DUNCAN, Bassett, Thurman DUN AN. Collinsville, Carl W. DUNCAN, Martinsville; three sisters, Mrs. Clarence LAFON , Mrs. Frank DOVE, both of Blacksburg, Mrs. Clyde LAFON, Bedford; four brothers, Pearlie W. SM IT H , W. Kyle SMITH, both of Blacksburg, Ira N. SMITH, Salem, Robert D. SMITH, Bed ford. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jones Chapel, with burial in West View Cemetery. (Written on this: April 1964) MRS. VERLIE P. DUNCAN Craigs Creek- Geraldine BROCE DUNCAN, 84, ofCraigs Creek, wife of Verlie P. DUNCAN , died Tuesday in a Narrows nursing home. Also surviving are four sons, W. Frank ~~ROCE, San Bernardino, Calif., T. Fred BROCE, Blacksburg, John B. BROCE, Bellflower, Caltf ., Allen BROCE, Craigs Creek; four stepdaughters, Mrs. Claude WEBB, Mrs. James RADFORD , Mrs . Edsel FRANCISCO, Blacksburg, Mrs. Howard HARRIS, Christiansburg; three s tepso ns, Stan ley DUNCAN, Newport, Nelson DUNCAN, Ashland, Ky., Randolph DUNCAN, Crai_gs ~reek. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Church, Blacksburg, with bun al in West View Cemetery there. (Written on this: Jan 12 197 1) WILLIAM D. DUNCAN Blacksburg- William David DUNCAN, 72, died Friday in a Radford hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mable CROMER DUNCAN; a son, William C. DUNCAN, Blacksburg; two daughte rs, Mrs. Rachel BLAND, Mrs. Bonnie Sue LINKOUS, Blacksburg; four sisters, Mrs. Alice MARTIN, Pulaski, Mrs. Annie ALLS, Mrs. Nellie SLUSSER, Mrs. Nettie GUSTAFSON, Blacksburg; five brothers, RoyE. DUNCAN, Elmer DUNCAN, Charlie DUNCAN, Leslie DUNCAN, Blacksburg, Frank DUNCAN, Roanoke. The funeral will be Sunday at 2_ p.m. at Blacksburg Church of God with burial in West View Cemetery. Hoy Funeral Home 1s handling arrangements. (Written on this: Aug I st 64 or 69?) WINSTON DUNCAN Blacksburg, May 16 (Special)- Winston DUNCAN, 74, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home near the headwaters of Tom's Creek in Montgomery county. Surviving are his wife, eight sons, four daughters and two brothers. The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the home with interment in West View Cemetery. C. E. A. DUTLEDGE Blacksburg, may 3 - C. E. Anderson RUTLEDGE, 60, died this morning at his home here. Surviving are his wife, one son, two daughters, one sister and one brother. Funeral services will be held from the Baptist church Saturday at 3 p.m. with burial .in West View Cemetery. Virginia Appalochlan Notes �Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records- continued FERGUSON see Elizabeth McDOWELL 7 Archibald SLOAN, James McDOWELL, Ellen MAYS, Isabella E MAYS DOGGETr FERGUSON, David Kyle - d 9 Sep 1846 - f Joseph FERGUSON - m Jane - Ref Presbyterian Cemetery gravestone (Fincastle) FERGUSON, Jane E - b Dec 1812 - d 16 Feb 1838 - Ref Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone FERGUSON, Joseph - b ca 1777, Tyrone Co, Ireland - d 26 Sep 1833 - age 56y Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone (Bot Co 1850 census #1281: FERGUSON, Jane 66y b Ire, Isabelle 28 b Ire, Sarah 24 b Ire, Lucy 22 b Ire, Robert 21 b Va. FERGUSON, Lydia - d 19 June 1824 - f Joseph FERGUSON - m Jane - Ref Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone FERGUSON, Margaret - d 4 Apr 1843 - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone FERGUSON, Robert B (unmd) - b 8 Apr 1829 Bot Co (census #1281) - d 11 Sep 1853 Fincastle - age 24y Sm 3d - f Joseph FERGUSON (d 1833) - m Jane - cd pneumonia - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone, Death Book - Adm James McDOWELL (11 Oct 1858 wm K McDOWELL) FERGUSON, Sarah - b ca 1826, Ireland (census #1281) - d 7 Nov 1855 - f Joseph FERGUSON - m Johnis77 or Jane - cd consumption - Ref: Fincastle Presby gravestone; Death Bo0k - Adm Lucy A FERGUSON FERRELL see William BILBRO, William Abraham NOFFSINGER FERRELL, (male) - b 10 Jan 1913 Eagle Rock, Bot Co - d 6 Feb 1913 - f Charles Edward FERRELL (b Indiana) - m Nora Ethel (MEAD) (b ky) - buried Forest Grove Cem - cd Broncho pneumonia FERRILL, Adonia - b ca 1852 - d 19 June 1853 - d James M FERRILL - m M J cd Scarlet fever - rep by father FERREL, Gabriel - d by Jan 1803 - Ref: WB B p26, will dated 11 Aug 1802 Wife Anne; Ch Elizabeth, Milly (md HANES), Abner, Stephen - Exrs Hampton HAYNES, Stephen FERREL FERRELL, Mary J HUFF - b l May 1823 - d 6 Dec 1902 - f HUFF - w/o J M FERREL - grave Haymakertown Cem FERRILL, William A - b ca 1848 - d 4 June 1853 - f James M FERRI LL - m M J - cd Scarlet fever - rep by father FERRIS, John - b 12 June 1912 Bot Co - d 29 July 1912 - f Marshall FERRI S (b .Bot Co) - m Amanda (DONALD) (b Bed Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - c d Thrash FESLER see Sarah E BURGER, William OBENSHAIN FESTLER, Michael - d by 28 May 1814 - Ref WB B p396 appraisal - [wif e Sa rah WARNER (md #2 wm OBENCHAIN); Ch Catherine , William, Sall y (md PRATT) , John, Hay (md --- FELLERS) - Admr wm OPENCRAIN \'Jrginlo Appalochlan Notes �FIDLER, Barry J - b 23 Dec 1866 - d 24 Oct 1897 - grave Wheatland Ce m FIELDS, John - d by 13 Oct 1812 (dau called an orphan) - dau Mary (ov e r 14 ) FIGGATT, J B H, Capt [was a Delegate in CSK] - b 13 Mar 1840 Fincastle - d 6 Apr 1895 Fincastle - f James · FIGGATT - m Susan H - Ref Obituary in "Fincastle Herald" for 11 Apr 1895; Cronise Scrapbook 57 (no date) FIGGATT, James M - b 8 June 1811 - d 23 June 1882 - h/o Susan W FIGGATT (d 1895) - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - son Capt J H B FIGGAT - dau (rod WOOLFOR[) FIGGATT, Robert C - b 2 Nov 1850 - d 12 Oct 1884 - grave Fincastle Presby Cem F.IGGATT, Susan W - b 25 Sep 1813 Fincastle - d 2 May 1895 - w Io James M FIGGATT - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - son Capt J H H FIGGATT - dau (md _ WOOLFORI) - Cronise Scrapbook 57 (no date) FIGGATT, William Fletcher, Dr _ b 25 Apr 1834 Fincastle - d 14 Oct 1878 grave Fincastle Presby Cem FILSON see Daniel McNEAL FINCH see Penelope W AUSTIN, Theresa Roberta BREWBAKER, Eliza Jane DILL, Aklioies Moorman HAYTH FINCH, Blanche Moore - d 11 July (1790's) - age 16y 4m 26d - f Cornelius B FINCH - [gravestone says her parents were G R & S M FINCH] - bro Ashby FINCO (died earlier same year) _ buried Copps Cem - Cronise Scrapbook 56 (no date) FINCH, Cornelius B - b 30 Mar 1844 - d 21 Apr 1934 Bot Co - buried Copps Cem FINCH, Susan H - b 6 Mar 1840 _ d 13 Dec 1895 - hus G R FINCH says Blanche H FINCH was a dau - buried Copps Cem gravestone FINI: see Catherine FALLS, Stephen Woodrow KERN FINI:, James Burke - b 30 May 1907 Bot Co - d 30 Jan 1913 - f John Henry FINK (b Bot Co) - m Martha Elizabeth (HUGHS) (b Bot Co) - buried Buchanan Cem cd Rhumatic Endocarditis FINI:, James D - b ca 1827 or 1833 Bot Co (census #953) - d 27 June 1862 Gaines Mill - age 35y - f John FINK - m Cassandra - cd gun shot - rep by father - Adm John B ALLEN FINK , Mary - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 3 June 1862 - age 29y by hus Mathias FINK FI NLEY see John cd nearalgia - rep BEAVIN FI NNEY see Mary E MAYS FI NNEY , Edward ( unmd) - b ca 1840 Bot Co - d 1861 "In Army" f Alp h o n so FINNEY - m J - rep by father age 2 ly lm - �31 FINNEY, Jacob - b ca 1814 NY (census # 1089) - d by 13 June 1859 - Adm Elizabeth C R FINNEY FIREBAUGH see Bernice Carmen CALDWELL, Leab ETZLER, Mollie OBENSHAIN, Sarah Jane WOOD FIREBAUGH, Catherine - b ca 1806 - d by 14 Oct 1896 -Bot Co (will probated) dated 22 Dec 1892 - f John - FIRESTONE - m Margaret THRASHER - Hus John FIREBRUGH (1808-1874); Ch: Mary, Sarah (dec'd), - Settlement of estate to Margaret MERRIT, Mary WOOD, Sarah (?estate), Susan OLD, John FIREBAUGH, Charles Miller - b 15 Feb 1856 - d 20 June 1937 Bot Co - f Philip M FIREBAUGH - m Mary ARNOLD - wife Frances Australia RIELEY - Godwin Cem FIREBAUGH, Elber M (unmd) - b [ca 1876] - d 4 Dec 1896 - age 20y - f Robert T FIREBAUGH - m Susan E BOLTON FIREBAUGH, Frances Australia - b 28 Feb 1856 - d 22 June 1909 - f RIELEY hus Charles Miller FIREBAUGH FIREBAUGH, Franklin L (or S) - b 7 June 1864 Bot Co - d 22 Nov 1865 Bot Co age Sm 15d - f William FIREBAUGH m Elizabeth - cd pneumonia - rep by father - family cem FIREBAUGH, Franklin S - b ca Oct 1864 Bot Co - d 15 Nov 1864 - age lm - f William FIREBAUGH - m Eliza - cd brain fever - rep by father FIREBAUGH, George W - b ca 1832 Bot Co - 1 Jan 186 2 - age 29y 6m ld - f John FIREBAUGH - m C - cd typhoid pneumonia . - rep by father FIREBAUGH, George W (single) - b 1 Feb 1845 Bot Co - d 3 Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 24y 6rn - f William FIREBAUGH - m Eliza L - cd Hemorhage - rep by father - Ref Death Book; gravestone family cem (near Mrs Reek's stone house) FIREBAUGH, John - b 3 Mar 1808 - d 25 Nov 1874 Bot Co - f [Philip FIREBAUGH] - rn [Mary MILLER] - [h/o Catherine (FIRESTONE)] - Ref Mt Union gravestone FIREBAUGH, John F - b 7 Sep 1852 - d 26 Oct 1863 Bot Co - f William FIREBAUGH - ·.m Elizabeth THRASHER FIREBAUGH, Kate G - b 11 June 1851 - d 21 Dec 1874 Bot Co - f BAUGH - rn Mary Phillip FIRE- FIREBAUGH, Lillian E - b 18 Feb 1868 - d 15 Dec 1882 Bot Co - f William FIREBAUGH - m Elizabeth THRASHER FIREBAUGH, M W[oodson] - b 1 Sep 1854 - 19 Feb 1934 Bot Co - f [William M FIEEBAUGH - m [Eli~abetb THRASHER] - h/o Martha C Anderson FIREBAUGH - grave Britt Cern (near Haymakertown) FIREBAUGH, Madison R - b 25 Jan 1859 - d 26 Aug 1871 Bot Co - f William FIREBAUGH - m Elizabeth THRASHER FIREBAUGH, Martha C ANDERSON - b 24 Jan 1-855 - d 21 Feb 1929 Bot Co - f [Charles F ANDERSON] - m [Mary Jane McCLURE] - w/o M[on~] W[oodson] FIREBAUGH - grave Britt Cem near Haymakertown Virginia Appalachian Notes �FIREBAUGH, Mary - b 1785 (or 1790) Va (census # 861) - d 11 Apr 1 866 Bot Cc f [John MILLER] - w/o Fhi1ip FIREBAUGH - Ref gr a vestone f ami l y cern ( n ea r Mrs WEEKS' stone house) - Adm son Fbi1ip M FIREBAUGH FIREBAUGH, Mary - b 1821 - d [3 May] 1892 Bot Co - a ge 7 6y - f [ Dani e l. ARNOLD] w/o Pbi1.ip FIREBAUGH (1818-1894) - Ref gravestone family ce m n ear Mr s WEEKS' ston: house) - [settlement of estate to Rester, Mary s, p E, Laura flANCOCK, America BUSH, Lucy C GOODE, Tay1or, C M] FIREBAUGH,- Mary A - b 27 Apr 1847 -d 22 Oct 1863 Bot Co - f - m E1izabetb TRASHER Wi11 iam FIREBAUGH FIREBAUGH, Mary J - b 18[7]4 - d (1892 marked out) 1897 Bot Co [md 2 4 Jan 1844] - f [S JENKINS] - m [Jennie] - w/o F[a1.1ie] M FIREBAUGH - g rave Mt Union Cem FIREBAUGH, Mary S - b 30 Apr 1841 - d 13 Jan 1922 Bot Co BAUGH - m Mary ARNOLD - Trinity Cem f Pbi.1 j_p M FIRE- FIREBAUGH, Philip - b [Mar 1776] Pa (census #861) - d by 9 Feb (1852] Bot Co - a g e 75y - f [Johan Adam FIREBAUGH] - m [Elizabeth MTLLER] - h/o Mary FIREBAUGH (1785-1866) - Ref gravestone family cem (near Mrs WEECS' s ton e hou se ) - Ex Phi1ip M FIREBAUGH FTR.EBAUGH, Phi1ip E - b 4 May 1850 - d 27 May 1936 Bot Co - f [W111i.am M FIRESTONE] - m [Elizabeth THRASHER] - [h/ o #1 Mattie DENTON, #2 Laura B BAKER] grave Mt Union Cem FIREBAUGH, Philip M - b [l Sep] 1818 - d [22 June] 1894 Bot Co - f [Phi1ip FIREBAUGH] - m [Macy MILLER] - b/o Mary FIREBAUGH (1821-1897) - Ref gravestone family cem (near Mrs 'WEECS' stone house) FIREBAUGH, Sarah (unmd) - b ca 1839 - d by 1 Jan 1893 (s e ttlement of estate) Bot Co - f John FIREBAUGH ·- m Catherine FIRESTONE - settle ment of estate to m Catherine FIREBAUGH, bros & sis 5 John H, Mary WOOD, Susan OLD, Margaret MERRITT FIREBAUGH, Susan E B - b 8 Mar 1851 - d 17 June 1898 - family cem FIREBAUGH, William B - b 4 May 1850 Bot Co - 11 Mar 1861 Bot Co - age 11.y William FIREBAUGH - m Susan - cd colic - rep by father - Ref Dea th book; family cem (near Mrs WEEKS stone house) f FIREBAUGH, Wi1liam M - (12 Nov] 1821 - (25 May] 1889 Bot Co - f [Phi1ip FIREBAUGH] - m [ Mary MILLER] - [h/o Elizabeth TRASHER ( 1825-1908)] - Ref graveston e family c em (near Mrs WEEKS' stone house) FIRESTONE see John FIREBAUGH. George W ADAMS, Hanner Virginia GRAYBILL, Rosa LUCAS FIRESTONE , (female) - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 22 Dec 1857 - f Joseph J - m Pa1in a - cd unkn - rep by father FIRESTONE FIRESTONE , David M - b 6 May 1809 - d 5 Apr 1884 -h/o Elizabeth FIRESTONE (d 11 Jan 1 87 0) - Ref Gr a bill Cem near Camp Bethel Virginia /4WOIQChlan Note$ �FIRESTONE, Dennis Davis - b 2 Aug 1910 Bot Co - d 8 Jan 1915 - f E C FIRESTONE (b Bot Co) - m Florence (STRICKLAND) (b Craig Co) - buried Troutville cem cd pneumonia FIRESTONE, Elizabeth - b 22 July 1816 Bot Co - d 11 Jan 1870 Amsterdam Twsp - age 52y 3m lOd - f David HOFF - m Mary - cd change of life - rep by hus David M FIRESTONE - Ref Graybill Cem near Camp Bethel FIRESTONE, John - b ca 1770 (or 1767) Pa (census #1612) - d 25 July 1854 age 85y 2m - cd dropsy - rep by son Michael T FIRESTONE - h/o Margaret (d 25 Mar 1865) - Ref cem near telephone office at Daleville - Ex Samue1 & Joseph FIRESTONE (14 Aug 1854) FIRESTONE, Margaret - b 20 Mar 1785 Md (census #1612) - .25 Mar 1865 - age 80y Om 5d - f [Christopher THRASHER] - w/o John FIRESTONE - Ref Cem near telephone office of Daleville - Admr 10 Feb 1868 Joseph J FIRESTONE FIRESTONE, Nicholas - d by Apr 1808 - Ref WB B p204, will dated 20 June 1804 - Relatives: wife Eve Catherine; Ch: John, Eve (md John L\LKFLEISCH), Nicholas, Magdalen (md John WREN), Susanna (md Phi1ip HYLEMAN), Elizabeth, Catherine (md Charles LONG), Matthias FIRESTONE, William (unmd) - b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 15 Apr 1869 - age 28y - f David M FIRESTONE - m Elizabeth - cd consumption - rep by father FISHBURN see Ann R SNIDER, Henry SNIDER FISHBURN, Katherine - b Sep 17~1 - d 4 Aug 1881 - w/o William FISHBURN (1791 -1880) - ref Brick Union gravestone FISHBURN, William - b Sep 1791 - d 21 May 1880 - h/o Katherine FISHBURN (17911881) - Ref Brick Union gravestone FISHBURN, William Franklin - b 4 May 1829 Aug Co (census # 1732) - d 17 Sep 1854 - age 25y 4m 3d - f William FISHBURN - m Catherine - cd flux - rep by b-i-1 David C JONES - Ref Brick Union gravestone - Adm David C JONES FISHER see Martha CUPP, John GRAYBILL, William. SNODGRASS Sr, Lillian Gertrude MILLER, Samuel OBENSHAIN FISHER, Elizabeth - b ca 1787 Bot Co - b 30 Apr 1857 - cd Billious fever rep by hus John FISHER FISHER, John - b ca 1778 Bot Co - d 1 9 Oct 1864 - age 86y - f John FISHER m Mary - cd old age - rep by d-i-1 Clarisa BOWEN - h/o Lizzie FISHER FISHER, Solomon - b ca 1814 Bot Co (census #954) - d 5 Nov 1853 - f John FISHER - rn Elizabeth - cd Putrid sore throat - rep by mother - h/o Clarissa - Adm Anthony K SIMMONS (14 Nov 1853) FISTLER see FESTLER FITZGERALD, Joseph W - b 15 Oct 1904 - d 21 Aug 1921 - grave Foutz Cem (near Bonsack) �FIZER see Bettie HINCHEE FLAHERTY see M DOBSON, Jacob DEISHER, John McCLURE, Rel.en THOMPSON FLAHERTY, Ad.ma J - b ca May 1865 Bot Co - d 7 Sept 1868 FLAHERTY - m Fannie - cd flux - rep by father FLAHERTY, Edward A - b ca 1 849 Bot Co - d 13 Nov 1862 FLAHERTY - m J - cd diptheria - rep by father age 3y 4m - age l 3y - f f Ed G T A FLAHERTY, Edward Gordon - b 31 Oct 1846 Bot Co - d 22 July 1912 - f Thornton FLAHERTY (b Bot Co) - m Mary (LINKENBOKER) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock - cd Catarrhal dysentary FLAHERTY, Iva E - d 3 Oct 1870 - d 20 July 1880 - f Edward G FLAHERTY Madorah A - Ref Allen-Carper Cem (near ruins old Allen house) FLAHERTY, Lucie V - b ca 1861 Bot Co - 9 Sep 1868 - rn Fannie - cd flmc - rep by father age 7y - f m Ed G FLAHERTY FLAHERTY, Lucy - d buried at Roaring Run, Bot Co - f [James R THOMPSON] - m [Belen DAVIS] - w/o Rev A Q FLAHERTY (of Amsterdam M E Church) - cd typhoid fever FLAHERTY, Mary Etta - b ca 1838 Bot Co - d 14 Aug 1854 - f Thornton A FLAHERTY - m Julia A - cd breast complaint - rep by father FLANAGAN see James Franklin GARDNER, John G GARDNER FLE(A)GER see Margaret DOOLEY, Martin VanBuren HICKOK FLEGER, Jacob, Capt - b 24 Dec 1791 [Pa] - d 24 Sep 1873 Presby Cem grave Fincastle FLEAGER, Jacob - d by 16 Feb 1805 - Ref WB B pl05, appraisa l FLEAGER, John R - b ca 1813 Va (census #1321) - d by 13 Jan 1851 FLEAGER Adm Jacob FLEMING see Elizabeth CHRISTIAN FLEMING, Ann - d by Jan 1812 - Ref WB B p458, appraisal - Adm Wi11iam FLEMING FLEMING, William - b 17 Feb 1728 Jedburgh, Scotland (Stoner's p 289) - d by Oct 1795 (died 5 Al:lg 1795 , Stoner's p291) - f [Leonard FLEMING] - m [Dorothea SATERTHWAITE] - Ref WB A p407, WB B p219, will dated 19 179 5, di vis ion 28 Oct 1807) - · Wife [Nancy (CHRISTIAN); Ch Leonard Israe1 Christian, E1 izabeth (md Cary H ALLEN), Dorathera, William, John, Annie, Christian, Prici11a - On 11 June 1799, orphans Dorothy, Priscilla, William and John were under 14 Ex Thomas MADISON, William McCLENACHAN - WB B p38, 14 June 1803: to Mrs Anne :BAXTER (Rev George A BAXTER), to Mrs Dorothy BRATTON (James BRATTON), to Priscilla FLEMING, to wm FLEMING, to John FLEMING FLESHMAN, William - b ca 1835 Bot Co - d 15 Apr 1855 Delila - cd consumption - rep by mother f George FLESHMAN - m �41 FLETCHER see Robert TUCKER FLETCHER, Jacob, Capt - b 24 Dec 1791 - 24 Sep 1873 - Ref Fincastle Presby gra vestone FLETCHER, Maggie - b 1848 Va - d 1 June 1913 - f W F FLETCHER (b Va) - m Sarah (DAVIS) (b Va) - buried Bethel Cem - cd Sudden death FLEXTON, Walter see James HERBERT FLIGER see FLEAGER FLINT see Jane WOODS FLIPPEN [OR FLIPPER], William [T C] - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 27 Sep 1854 - f William FLIPPEN [or FLIPPER] - m Leander [or Lucinda] - cd hooping cough rep by father FLORA see FLORY, (male) SNIDER FLORY s e e FLORA, Burnace Virginia WOODSON FLUXE, Abraham (single) - b ca 1814 Bot Co - d 5 May 1869 - age 55y - f Peter FLUKE - m Mary - cd cons umption - rep by nephew Jacob A FLUKE - Ex bond 12 July 1869 John FLUKE, 11 Oct 1869 Jacob FLUKE FLUKE, Jacob A - b 24 July 1831 Bot Co - d 15 May 1916 - f John FLUKE (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (COOK) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd Carcinoma of liver FORBES, (male) - b 7 Aug 1862 Bot Co - d 7 Aug 1862 - age l/6d - f [Chas ] Henry FORBES - m Dorcas - cd unkn - rep by father FORD see Samuel BALDWIN, Grace CRAWFORD, Hannah Elizabeth ENSMINGER, Lewis ENTSMINGER FORD, Sarah Elizabeth - b 21 May 1847 - d 31 May 1903 - w/o W A FORD - grave Old Glade Creek Cem FORD, Sarah Myrtle - b 18 Aug 1884 - d 21 Oct 1908 - f W A FORD - m Sarah Elizabeth - grave Old Glad Creek Cem FORD, William A - b 4 Mar 1841 - d 1 Dec 1910 - h/o Sarah E.lizabetb FORD grave Old Glade Creek Cem FORESTER, William - d by Sep 1797 - Ref WB A p519 appra isal FORT, Abram J - d by 9 May 1864 - Ex Abby R FORT (revoked 9 Oct 186 5) John W JOHNSTON FOSTER, (female) - b 10 Aug 1870 Bot Co - d 16 Aug 1870 Amsterdam Tws p - age 6d - f Charles FOSTER - m Lucretia - cd def ormity - r e p by moth e r FOSTER, Fannie - b 31 July 1845 Miss - d 1 June 1913 - f J o seph FOSTER (b Richmond, Va) - m Elizabeth ( PRUNER ) - (b Willi a ms bur g, Va ) - b ur ied White Church Cem - cd opium habit VlrglnJa Appafachloo Notec �FOSTER, Joseph A - b 1817 - d 1880 Bot Co (gravestone) - wife Mary Pleasant Cem c - Mt FOSTER, Luke - d by 8 Apr 1800 (Ch called orphans) - Ch: Nehemiah, Rebecca (over 14) FOSTER, Mary C = b 1813 - d 1884 Bot Co (gravestone) - Mt Pleasant Cem FOSTER, Winnie - d by 15 Feb 1906 - cd unkn - Ref Inquest papers FOUR, George - b ca Feb 1867 Pr Ed Co - d 30 July 1867 Pr Ed Co - age Sd _ f Alexander FOUR - m Elizabeth - cd Tharth777 - rep by father FOUT see FOUTS, Rosa Elizabeth HUFFMAN, Susan SECRIST FOUT, Charles A - b 20 Oct 1871 - 6 Mar 1900 - Ref Eagle Rock Southern Methodist Cem FOUT, John - d by Dec 1816 - Ref WB C p61, will dated 20 Apr 1816 - Wife Elizabeth; Ch: John, Philip, Elizabeth, Michael, Emanuel, Jacob, Rosanab FOUT, Lula - b ca 1886 - f Pete LEMON - w/o Robert FOUT - grave Brick Union Cem FOUT, Philip Anderson - b 2 Dec 1829 Va - d 17 Apr 1914 - f Jacob FOUT (b Ireland) - m Margaret (SMILEY) - buried Arcadia Cem - cd paralysis FOUTZ see Pauline FOUTZ DAVIS FOUTS, Anna - b 27 Jan 1841 _ d 22 Oct 1882 - f S C FOUTS - grave Old Glade Creek Cem FOUTZ, Edward Lee - b 5 Oct 1874 - d 26 July 1910 - grave Foutz Cem (near Bonsack) FOUTS, Eliza - ca 26 J an 1856 Bot Co - d 28 June 1861 - age Sy 2m 23d _ f Granville FOUTS - m Sarah - cd flux - rep by mother FOUTS, Elizabeth - b 19 Oct 1796 - d 19 Feb 1819 - age 22y 4m - w/o John FOUTS - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone FOUTZ, G T - b 22 Feb 1849 - d 11 Mar 1909 - h/o Maggie FOUTZ - grave F 0 Cem (near Bonsack) Utz FOUTS, Jacob - b 11 Jan 1790 - d 22 Apr 1836 - age 46y - grave Old Glade Creek Cern FOUTS, James B (single) - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1870 Amsterdam Twsp _ age 23y 4m lSd - m Nancy FOUTS - cd typhoid fever - rep by s is Nancy A DOOLEY FOUTZ , Maggie - b 20 Oct 1848 - d 19 Apr 1918 - w/o G T FOUTZ - grave F 0 Cem (near Bonsack) utz FOUTS, Mahala (single) - b Va - d Apr 1850 - age 18 - cd f ever - Ref 1850 Co Mort Schedule Bot j �FOUTS, Mary - ca July 1859 Bot Co - d 2 July 186 1 - ag e ly llm 16d _ f Granville FOUTS - rn Sar ah - rep by mother FOUTZ, Stephen Clayton - b ca 1843 Bed Co - d 17 July 1912 - ps 77 - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd pneumonia FOWLER see Ignatius SIMMS Jr FOX, Alice P eck - b ca 1 854 Bot Co - d 12 Oct 1854 - f John C FOX - m Sarah A - cd in flama ti on of lungs - rep by father FOX, Mary Ma gdaline - b 6 Aug 1909 Bo t Co - d 28 Oct 1 91 2 - f William J FOX (b Rb Co) - rn SALLY Pink (MYERS) (b Bot Co) - buried Clove r dal e Cem - cd Quanition due t o idiocy FOX, Richa rd - b ca 1 7 73 Pa - d l Mar 1856 - f George FOX - m Sarah - cd dropsy - rep by son William FOX FRANCE see Peter CIRCLE, FRANTZ FRANCIS see wi th FRANTZ FRANCIS, Charles A (unmd) - b 9 Apr 1826 Monro e Co Va - d 22 Oct 1855 Fincastle, Bot Co - age 29y 6m 13d - f Henry FRANCIS - m Phebe - cd typhoid fever - rep by b - i-1 Benjamin G MORGAN - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone; Death Book FRANCIS, I s aac - b ca 1785 Md (census #316) - d by 14 J une 1852 - h/o Catherine - Ex Daniel & John S CIRCLE FRANCISCO, Ludwick - d by 9 Apr 1 799 - Ref WB A p~lO, will da t ed 22 Aug 179 3 _Relatives: wi fe Eli zabeth; Ch Jacob, George, Elizabeth, Ester, Christine, Margret, Lodewick, Su sanna, Mary, Sarah, Catruna; Bro ; Ex John SARVER FRANCISCO, Mary B - b ca 1780 Bot Co - d Aug 1859 - age 74y - cd cancer rep by s- i-1 James V CARPER - w/o Peter FRANCISCO - Adm Joseph V CARPER (10 Se p 1860) FRANKLIN see Diannah DEISHER FRANKLIN, Fannie J gravestone - b 9 Jun e 1 803 - d 11 July 1895 - Ref Brick Union FRANT, -~ [maybe Christian FRANTZ] - d by 13 Apr 1808 (son calle d an orphan) - son Christopher FRANTZ se e France FRANTZ, Catherine -(he r grave s t one in Lo c ust Bottom Cem says Catherine FRANCIS aged 77) - b ca 1777 - d Apr 1854 Bo t Co (sale WBI pl81) - f Peter CIRCLE - m Frances - bus Isaac FRANTZ FRANTZ, Christian - d by 18 Oct 1808 Bot Co - f [Christian FRANTZ] - rn (Anna] - Ref WB B p210 , WD C pl lO, 551 , appra i sal & set tlement - Relatives: on 2 Sep 1815 orphan Christian (over 1 4), o n 13 May 1817 orphan Henry (over 14), on 1 Nov 1 822 orphan Jacob - Admrs Mich ae l FRANTZ, John HOUTZ - His land went to : in 1824 Ann & Mathias 69 acres, Jacob & Henry 131 acres, son Christian died without iss u e in 1822 Virginia AppokJchlon Notes �FRANTZ, Christian - b by 1801 (was over age 14y 2 Sepl81 S ) - d by De c 1 8 22 (order) Bot Co - f [Christian FRANTZ d 1808] - m [Mary] - Ref WB c p45l , appraisal - Relatives [he had no children] FRANTZ, Christian - d by Feb 1824 Bot Co - Ref WB C p540, 54 7, 560 , w i 11 dated 23 June 1821 - wife [Anna]; Ch: l Michael, 2 Christian, 3 Ma thia s , 4 Barbara (rod _ BASEBOAR), 5 Henry, 6 Magdalin (md Isaac GAIBY), 7 Eli z abeth (md HARSHBARGER), 8 Anna (md _WORTZ), 9 John, 10 Susanna - ( WB G p l.19 says7on Mathias died about 1830) -Exrs Michael FRANTZ, Isaac GAIBY FRANTZ, David - [b 1766 Lancaster Pa] - d by Apr 1815 Bot Co - f (Michael FRANTZ] - ro [Magdalina ZUG] - Ref WB B p437, will dated 12 Nov 1 8 1 4 - Wi fe E1izabeth; Ch: Michae1, Joseph - Exr Michael FRANTZ, E1izabet:h FRANTZ FRANTZ, Henry M - d by 1854 (WB I p247, settlement of fath e r• s es t a te s hows he was dead by 1854 & his widow was Admx, Bot Co) - f Michael FRANTZ _ rn Mavis Elizabeth GARST - Wife Anna [KEAGY]; [Ch: (from 1850 Cen s u s Rke co # 26 7) Mary, Madison P, Catherine, Elizabeth A, Delila, Henry K, Frances, John S] FRANTZ, Isaac (This man's name is sometimes written France, Fran c i s , etc.; gravestone in Locust Bottom Cem) - b (ca 1781] - d by 1852, Bot Co will WB H p449 - f [Joseph FRANTZ] - m (ill 77 ; f/2(1806) Elizabeth HAYNES] - wif e Catherine [CIRCLE] - Bros & sis s: Abraham, William, Peggy WAYMER, Po11y BRADLEY, Nancy KESSLER, Susan FRANTZ, Jacob - b 7 July 1801 - d 19 Aug 1861 [can't find, mayb e mistak e copy] - Ref Daleville gravestone FRANTZ, Jacob Marshall - b 1864 Bot Co - d 1923 Bot Co - f Thornton p - m Sarah Jane PETI'IT - wife 1st Mary M FARROW, 2nd Alice BRUMBAUGH in FRANTZ FRANTZ, John - d by Oct 1822 (order) Bot Co - f [Christian FRANTZ] - m [Anna] - Ref WB C p549, appraisal - Wife [Esther STOVER]; Ch Christian S, Wil1iam B] FRANTZ, John [B] - b [1789] - d by 1835 (appraisal in Bot Co, WB E p5 6 7, 9 23] - f [Michael FRANTZ] - m [Mary Elizabeth GARST] - wife Mary [HcCULLY]; Ch [(named in Rke Co Order Book 23 Aug 1839) Christley, E1iza M (md Thomas J ABSHIRE), John [, Elias A, Samue1 (rod Ellen M _ ) , Matthew, Elizabeth & Charles B ] FRANTZ, Mary M - b 15 Oct 1860 [Bot Co] - d 8 May 1895 Bot Co - f (Maj Enos s FARROW] - rn [Frances J MAYS] - w/o J[acob] M[arsha11] FRANTZ - grave Ams terdam Cem . FRANTZ, Michael - d by May 1817 Bot Co - f [Michael FRANTZ] - m [Hagda1ena ZUG] - Re f WB C p9 4, will dated 26 Sep 1816 - wife Elizabeth; Ch Michae1 (of Ky) , Elizabeth (md Adam SHANKS, of Ky), Catherine (md Henry BRITZ), Po11y (md Daniel STOVER) [Ch: mother was 1st wife, name unkn] FRANTZ , Michael - b (17 64] - d by 1833 (will & s ettlement of e s tate, WB E p404 WB I p24 7) - f Chris tian FRANTZ - m Anne (not s ure or) f Michae1 FRANTZ - m Magda l ine ZUG - wif e [#1 Elizabeth GARST, #2] Hannah [GOOD]; Ch John, E1izabeth WINGERT , Michael Jr, Catherine (rod #1 Jacob KINZIE, 112 John GISH), Margaret KINZIE, Henry M, Magdalen WINGERT, & Anna (rod Abraham URMEY) - [both of his ma r ria ges wer e in Franklin Co, Va] _ j �FRANTZ, Sarah J - b 2 Mar 1830 - d 27 Sep 1895 Bot Co - f [William A] PETTIT - m [Mary YEARGIN] - w/o Thornton P FRANTZ (1826-1890) - Ref Amsterdam Gravestone FRANTZ, Thornton P - b 19 Oct 1826 - d 3 Nov 1890 Bot Co - f [Jacob FRANTZ] - m [Eliza PETTY] - h/o Sarah J FRANTZ (1830-1895) - ref Amsterdam gravestone FRAZIER see Mary Ellen McDANIEL FRAZIER, Byrne - b 30 Aug 1842 Va - d 7 Apr 1915 - f Arthur NEWMAN (b Va) _ m Cathrin (HINKEL) (b Va) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd pneumonia FREEMAN, Derry - d by Sep 1804 - Ref WB B p73, wi ll dated 25 May 1804 - Wife Aggy; Ch Isaac - Exr James BOYD FRENCH see George RULE, Minnie Dora HENDRICKS FRETWELL, Earl Clifford - b 23 Apr 1916 Liquite, Bot Co - d 9 May 1916 _ f Charles FRETWELL (b Va) - m Mattie A (ROCK) (b Oriskany, Bot Co) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd Lack of vitality FRINGER see Magdalin 8 NACE, Bester C NACE, Josiah C BARKER, George DEAL, Charles GOOD FRINGER, George - d by July 1819 (order) - Ref WB C p226 appraisal FRINGER, George C (single) - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d l Apr 1859 - age 26y - f [William J FRINGER] - m [Eliza Ann THRASHER] - cd consumption - rep by m Eliza A BARKER FRINGER, Henry p - b 7 Apr 1843 Bot Co - d 26 Jan 1917 - f William FRINGER (b Va) - m E1iza (THRASHER) (b Va) - buried Lithia Cem - cd Myocaulial Suf f iceney FRINGER, John - b 5 Nov 1845 Bot Co - d 20 Oct 1916 - f William J FRINGER (b Bot Co) - m Elishica Ann (TRASHER) (b Bot Co) - buried Lithia Cem - cd tubucos pneumonia FRINGER, Maggie M - b 15 Jan 1843 Va - 17 Jan 1917 - f Charles M BRYAN (b Va) - m Betsy (DELONG) (b Va) - buried Lithia - cd LaGrippe ' FRINGER, William [J] - b ca 1800 Bot Co (census #1698) - d 15 July 1854 - cd f lux - rep by wife Eliza Ann FRINGER - Adm Eliza Ann FRINGER & GEORGE C FRINGER (9 Oct 1854) FRINGER, Wi11iam J - b 17 Mar 18 39 Va - d 10 Jan 1917 - f William FRINGER - m Eliza (THRASHER) (b Va) - buried Lithia Cem - cd lobar pneumonia FRINGER, W T - b 10 Nov 1881 Bot Co - ct 15 Oct 1916 - f C T FRINGER (b Bot Co) - rn Eva J (MOORE) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd Pulmontory TB FROAT, Mary Jane - b ca 1855 - d 17 Dec 1857 - f Anderson FROAT - m Eliza _ cd unkn - rep by father FRY see George GISH, Mary GISH VJrglnio Appalachian Notes �FRY, Jacob - d by Feb 1810 - Ref WB B p234 appraisal FRYE, Mary F - b 11 May 1844 - d 5 Sep 1885 - w/o W H FRYE - re f Creek gravestone FRYER, Elizabeth (widow) - b Va - d July 1849 - a ge 30y 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule Ol d G l a d e cd fe v er - Re f FULHART, Henry - d by Feb 1819 - Ref WB C pl68, will dated 30 Jan 1 8 11 wife Mary; Ch John, Henry FULLER see Wilson BLOUNT FULTON, Alexander - d by 10 May 1825 (ch cal led orphans) - Ch, in s uit named) (not FULTON, George [Newton] "Potter" of Potts Creek [a Union Soldier in Civil War] - b [1838 Fultonham, Ohio] - d (late 1800's) [1894 Bot Co] - wife Sarah [SCHAFFER] [rnd 3 Sep 1867 Wood Co, WV] - [ 10 ch: Ida, Elizabeth, Battie, Emily, Amanda Evelyn, 'Willie, James Henry, George, Lawson, & Benjamin Harrison] - [Information from Mrs Ellis in [] ] FULTON, Thomas - d by 13 Oct 1783 (or 1784) - Ref Admr bond Bowyer FULWILER, James W - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 30 Oct 1853 (laborer) - m M [Emaline] - cd croup - rep by father Admr Thomas f George w FULWILER FULWILER, Sarah J - b 1833 Va - d 7 Jan 1915 - m [Ann FULWILER] -buried Buchanan Cem - cd dilatation of heart 8 old a g e FUQUA see Sarah Hartin THOMPSON FUQUA, Eliza T - b 1 Jan 1806 -d 21 Nov 1891 - w/o John B FUQUA Glade Creek Cem grave Old FUQUA, Frances (widow) - b Va - d July 1849 - age 75 - Ref 1850 cd dropsy - Bot Co Mort Schedule FUQUA, John B - b 14 May 1806 - d 28 Dec 1895 - h/o Eliza T FUQUA Old Glade Creek Cem grave GAGE see Carlos Gould CHASE GAGE, Hannah An - b 1826 - d 6 Ma r Amsterdam graves tone 1891 - f AUSTIN - w / o John A GAGE - Ref GAIBY se e Christian FRANTZ GAI NES , Aaron - d by 11 Oct 1824 (son c all e d a n orphan) - son Alfred (over 14) GALBRITB, Franklin - d by 9 June 1856 - Adm Joseph K PITZER GALLAWAY see El e n er COX Virginia Appolochlon Notes �- 47 GALLOWAY, Benjamin - b ca 1752 - d 15 Dec 1823 Bot Co - Remarks: was a Rev War pensioner, see 1 835 Pension Ro ll Va section 44 GALLAWAY, Robert (?maybe a dupl i cate?) - by 11 Mar 1777 - Admr Bond - Admr John GALLAWAY, David GALLAWAY GALLAWAY, Robert - d by 10 Aug 1779 - Ref WB A pl l 3 , will dated 16 June 1768 Admr book - Wife Elinor; Ch David, John, Esebell, William, Jean, Mary, Rober~ - Admr John GALLAWAY GARDNER see Thomas CRUSE GARDNER, Annie C - b 1857 - d 1915 - w/o James Franklin GARDNER (d 1913) grave Haymakertown Cem GARDNER, James Franklin - b 10 Dec Baltimore, Md - d 22 June 1 91 3 - f John GARDNER (b Ireland) - m Mary (FLANAGAN) (b Ireland) - buri ed Haymakertown Cem - cd apop lexy - h/ o Annie C Gardner (d 1 915) GARDNER, John G - b 1807 (or 1810) Ireland - d 11 May 1901 - age 9ly - h /o [ Mary (FLANAGAN) GARDNER] - Ref Haymakertown gravestone GARDNER, Sarah Ann - b 20 Jan 1857 Va - d 22 Apr 1915 - f John B SESSLER (b va) - m Elizabeth (JOHN) (b Va) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd apop lexy GARET, Ann J - b ca 18 21 Norfolk, Va - d 20 Oct 1855 - f Alexander GARETT m Mary - cd Nervas Debility - rep by bro William R GARE'IT GARLAND, Be njamin Baden - b 14 May 1 899 Bot Co - d 20 Dec 1915 - f Staunton Smith GARLAND (b Va) - rn Sarah Virginia (HOUSER) (b Va) - buried fam ily cem - cd cerebral meningitis GARMAN see Lawrence BECKNER, John GRAYBILL GARMAN, Charlie N - b ca Oct 1870 Bot Co - d 15 Nov 1 870 Fincastle Twsp age 24d - f George W GARMAN - m Johila - rep by father GARMAN, Edwin B - d by 14 Apr 1 862 - Adm John AMMEN GARMAN, John - d by 10 Sep 1799 - Ref WB A p515, will dated 29 June 1799 wife Susanne; Ch Adam, Mary, Elizabeth - wife ' s bro John BECKNER - Ex Susanna GARMAN GARMAN, Sarah F - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d 8 Apr 1865 - age 6y 2m 29d - f George - rn J A K - cd typhoid fever - rep by father w GARMAN GARNARD see Pete r KEFAUVER GARNER, Andrew - d by 15 Nov 1775 - Ref Adrnr bond - Admr Shadracb HARRIMAN GARRAD see JARRED GARRETT, Elizabeth - b ca 1 788 (or 1790) Bed Co (census #765) - d 2 June 1866 - age 78 y - f Anderson WILLIAMS - cd old age - rep by s -i-1 WILLIAM J REID w/o Josiah GARRETT (md in Camp Co) - Ex 9 July 1866 William J REID Virginia Appolachfan NoN& - �GARRETT, Josiah - b ca Mar 1771 (or 1779) "Camel" Co, Va (censu s /1765) - d 2 0 Feb 1859 - age 87y llm 18d - f John Garrett - cd Old a ge - rep b y son Wi 1.1. iam B GARRETI - h/o Elizabeth GARRE'IT - Ex William B GARRETT ( 8 S e p 1 862) Wi11.iam J REID GARRETT, William H - b ca 1832 Va (census #765) - d by 11 Au g 1 862 GARRETT - m Elizabeth WILLIAMS - Ex John C GARRETT GARRISON f Jo s iah see Mary C PURSLEY GARST see Susan E GRAYBILL GARST, John Nicholas - d by Oct 1803 - Ref WB B p44, wi 11 dated 20 Oct 1 8 01 Wife Mary; Ch John Nicholas, Abraham, others, not named. - Admr Leonard HONTS, John MOYERS GARTNER see GURTNER GERWOOD, Joseph - d by June 1823 - Ref WB C p409, will dated 23 Mar 1 82 3 wife Martha; Ch Samuel, Sarah, Elizabeth, Peggy, John, o ther dau s th a t a re married are not named GATEWOOD see Julia GATEWOOD LATANE GATTY, John - d by Apr 1801 - Ref WB B p4, will dated 2 Apr 1801 - R e l a tives bros Dennis, Jerry, Jeremiah; sis Bridget, 2 other sis s in Ireland, not named · GAUNT see Alice GAUNT CALDWELL, Robert CALDWELL, Emi1y Jannett LINKENHOKER, George W LINKENBOIER, J Anderson LINKENHOrER, 'W B P LINI:ENHOKER, Alice Murphy GAUNT, James - d by 11 Feb 1778 - Ref Admr bond - Admr Thomas GAUNT, George McAFEE GAUNT, Joseph P - b 22 Sep 1815 - d 12 June 1868 - h/o Susan GAUNT (d 1907) - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone GAUNT, Joseph - b ca 1771 (not known) - d 20 Mar 1853 - cd paralysed - rep by s-i-1 Jacob C ANDERSON f James GAUNT - m R GAUNT, Susan B - b ca 1826 - d 19 Mar 1907 - age Sly - w/o Joseph GAUNT (d 1 901) - Ref Fincastle Presby gr a v es tone GENTRY , John - d by May 1779 - Ref WB A p106, will date 20 Oct 1778 Mary ; Ch, number & n a mes not g iven Wife GEORGE see William SNODGRASS Sr GERABD s ee J ARRED GERARD, John - d by De c 1807 - Ref WB B pl_57, will d a t e d 9 Nov 1807; WB B p179 a ppr a i sal - wife Rachel - Admx Susanna GERARD GERST see GARST VlrQJnlo Appotachlon Notes �GETTY, Dennis - d by 14 May (1 June marked out) - Ref WB A plll appraisal & Admr bond - Admr Thomas MADISON ' GIDI, Sarah - d by 11 Oct 1782 (dau called an orphan) - dau Esther GRANT (or GAUNT), James - d Sep 1778 - Ref WB A p94, appraisal GHARST see GARST GIBBS, Alfred P (CSA) - b ca June 1835 Bot Co (census #1274) - d 30 Aug 1 862 - age 27y 2m 25d - cd gun shot wound - rep by wife Malissa GIBBS - grave Fincastle Presby Cem GIBBS, Jessie R - b 24 Aug 1820 - 11 Nov 1900 - grave Mill Creek Cera GIBBS, Joseph James Gibbs (CSA) - d by 14 Mar 1864 - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - Ex GIBBS, Mary R - b ca 1836 Bot Co - d 12 Aug 1858 - age 22y - f John F WOOD(S) - m Mary LOONEY - cd consumption - rep by hus W R GIBBS GIBBS, Melvin p (CSA) - b ca 1 839 Bed Co (census # 1274) - d 20 Dec 1861 Fairfax Co, Va - age 22y - f Joseph GIBBS - m Susan - cd gunshot wound - rep by father - grave Fincastle Presby Cem - Adm Joseph GIBBS (13 Jan 1862) GIBSON see Margaret BEARD, Alexander HANNAH GIBSON, female - b ca Jan 1858 Bot Co - d 11 July 18 58 - f Alexander GIBSON - m Mary - cd fl ux - rep by father GIBSON, Annie - b 24 Sep 1894 Va - d 10 Oct 1917 - f Dan. PETERS (b Fr Co) m Mollie (MULLINS) (b Fr Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd puerpuel Defuen due to abortion -- GIBSON, William J - b ca 1858 Bot Co - d 12 Sep 1867 - age 9y - f Alexander GIBSON - m Mary - cd Enlargement of brain - rep by father GILES see W S LEONARD GILES Claude Barker - b 19 Jan 1913 Bot Co - d 29 Jan 1913 - f Walter GILES (b va) - m Mary E (BURKHOLDER) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Broncho pneumonia GILES, Martha Peyton - b Oct 1777 - d July 1808 - w/o Senator William B GILES - Ref Fincastle Presby gravestone GILL, Sophia - b ca 1823 Bot Co - d 15 Mar 1866 - age 43y - cd dropsy - rep by Briget GILL (no relation given) GILL, William - b ca 1788 Isle of Man - d 13 Sep 1866 - age 7 8y - f GILL - m Jane - cd parali zed - rep by wife Bridgett GILL Wi ll i am GILLASPIE see Joseph CARPENTER, Leah CARPENTER GILLESPIE, David W - b 14 Dec 1826 - d 29 Feb 1892 - h/o Sarah Vi rg i nia GILLESPIE (d 1913) - grave Amsterdam Cem \llrglnJa Appojochfan Notes �Welcome New Membe rs We Rem ember with books placed in the Virginia Room in their Memory Judy A lley Bonnie M . Beckett Alpha Scott , 17 December 2005 Donald E. Dye, 28 D ecember 2005 The Society w ould like to express sincere appreciation for donations from the following: Roberta M.Copenhavcr Stephanie Doetsch Betty Ruth Johnson Julian or Betty McOanie ls Jean Ri ley McGrady Sondra Slemp E leanor T ewksbury N onnan I. Adams Ginny Guinn Parsons Gregory & Joan Shelton Dixie H. Woods Lewis Young Pam Young C lifton Forge P ub. L ib rary NEWS RELEASE The Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society and the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania have reached an agreement to hold a state-wide genealogical conference in Pittsburgh on September 29 and 30, 2006. This event, the first state-wide genealogical seminar held in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, will undoubtedly draw considerable numbers of family historians to Pittsburgh because Pennsylvania is a genealogically significant state. For three centuries the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has been one of the most populous colonies or states, so many family historians can track their ancestry back to Pennsylvania. Program specifics will be announced later in 2005. Conference planners, John T. Humphrey and Barbara Braden Guffey, have noted the program will feature presentations that will discuss all aspects of Pennsylvania research along with computer and Internet topics as well as not-to-be missed methodology lectures. Both societies have experience running large conferences. In 1997 the Genealogical Society Qf Pennsylvania hosted the NGS Conference held at Valley Forge, and in 2003 the Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society hosted NGS's Centennial Conference. Both conferences were among the most successful events NGS has held. Society websites: WWW.wpgs.org and www.genpa.or g. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. 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All payments shouJd be made by check or money order. payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or to SVGS, Inc. and mailed to: SVGS, A TT: Membenbip, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026- 2485. BACK ISSUES of the VAN: t 995 and earlier. are available at a reimbursement ~st of $4_.0~ e:ach, as long as the supply lasts. More recent issues are $6.00 each. These prices include postage. Mailed to Vugm1a addresses please ~dd 4 . 5% sales tax. A bulk mailing of old V ANs to one address may be eligible for a disco~t. All payments should be made by c heck or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, A TT: Jam Nelson, Post Office Box 12485., Roanoke, VA 24026- 2485. lh: OKS i r REVIEW . Books submitted to the Society w ill be reviewed and the rcv~ew printed in a subsequent f y AN . When submitting a book pJease include the price of the book, copies o_f the a~ailab_le advertising 15.,ue ~ d . c. rmatfon as to where orders for additiona l copies may be placed. Followmg theu review, a ll books ate n al an JillO 1, k y· . . m_ • ~~..-1 in the V irgin ia Room o f the k o:WO.K.C Cify Libra ry, Roano e, JCgm1a. ~? 1 wJJJ be pa~ �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, JNC. Vol. 29 - No. 4 - Fall 2005 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Fair View Cemetery, established in 1890 and still in use- published w ith permission 147 A Sources Check List- from Ancestry's Guide to Research by Joni Cerny and Arlene Eakle 149 Abstracts of Wills- by Alva Via Johnson and Vicey Waskey Fowler 153 Marsteller Stone Records- another volume transcnbed by Jim Nelson 157 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by Vicey "Babe" Waskey Fowler 181 Index to Volume 29- by Vicey Waskey Fowler "Babe'' 185 Corrections to the Summer 2005 Members Directory Anita Steele's telephone number should be---540-772-9577 M embers Gene SwartzeJl and Jim Nelson's zip code is now 24018 In Memoriam Member Lucy T. Partin passed away in October 2005. A book will be placed in the Virginia Room in her memory. �Southwestern 'Virginia Genealogical Socief:y1 :Tnc. P 0. Box 1248 5 Roanoke, V irginia 24026 October 2005 Dear Friends, These past few days we have been enjoying beautiful fall w eather. All to soon winter w ill arrive! May it bring time to concentrate on research or the writing of our family history. Great news from the nominating committee! Serving are Babe Fowler and Cathy Vaughan, with Jim Nelson as chairman. The newly elected are sure to bring great ideas and enthus iasm to their office. The Fall issue of the VAN will be delayed s lightly so that we may include the results of the November I 9 1h election. See p. 157 of this issue. Now let us direct our attention towards an Editor and assistants for the VAN. It would be great to have volunteers willing to record and prepare city, county and/or court records for publication. Would you transcribe for someone ? Or wou ld you share research you have already completed. Several folks doing 2 or 3 pages each could make a wonderful contrib~tion to our quarterly. Perhaps you have a picture or two you would like to share. (black and wh ite seems to reproduce best). The January program, weather permitting, wiIJ feature Mr. An~hony Lowe on Quaker settlement and genealogy. He is recognized for his knowledge of the sub~ect. The Quakers kept wonderful records; you just might find that elusive ancestor there. Thrs source should not be overlooked. Again, we do appreciate Jim Nelson's volunteer work for the Virginia Room as we include transcription of another volume of the Marsteller Stone Records' in this issue. Once more we are indebted to Babe Fowler for the Index. The time has come to say 'thank you' to all the folks who have worked hard on the socie~'s b~halfthis past year and to the wonderfully congenial colleagues I have had the pleasure ofworkmg with. It has been a.fine trip. Sincerely, /~'L>L1 Started in 1927, the Marstetter Corporation provided many tombstones for the surrounding area. For more see Vol. 28 #1Winter2004 of the VAN VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �/41 FAIR VIEWS Dedicated to a Futi,ire as Proud as Our Past VOL. 2 NO. 7 2004 ESTABLISHED IN 1890 Generous Donations Allow Replacement of Old Equipment F air View Cemetery may hold a record for the continuous use of aged equipment in the maintenance of the 75-acre burial grounds. Three Farmall tractors, vintage 1947, 1948 and 1949, have served the cemetery for more than 55 years. Two of the tractors saw their last days this year, leaving only the 1948 Farmall in service. Fortunately, a substantial and unexpected donation allowed the purchase of a small 20 HP Nortrac at a cost of $6,500, as well as other critical equipment. The cemetery requires three riding lawnmowers. We were able to purchase a Grasshopper riding lawnmower for $9,500. Donations covered the cost of a Fl50 four-wheel drive pickup for $21,150. W ith the generous support of contributors, we are pleased to report that the new equipment was paid in full to ou r suppliers. This photo shows our new Grass hopper mower, the 1948 Farmall tractor, and the new Nortrac. With our equipment fund depleted, we must now seek new contributions for two more tractor s . '· Our ded icated grounds crew are grateful for a dependable and attractive new truck to perform the many daily responsibilities at Fair View. In Memory JOSEPH BURWEIL KENNERLY April 18, 192/J -June26, 2004 T he Fair View Foundation pays tribute to a devoted and knowledgeable member of our Board of Directors, Joseph Ken nerly. Mr Kennerly's volunteer service to the Board spanned 28 years - one of the lo ngest tenures in the 114-year history of Fair View Cemetery. A native of Roanoke, he was educated at St. Andrew's School and Jefferson High School. Joe earned hi s degree at the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. He later studied with Virginia Western Community College, the University of Virgi nia, and the Schoo l of Theology at the University of the South in Tennessee. He also served w it h the U. 5. Navy Hospital Corps. Joe touched the lives of many through his lay ministry at Christ Episcopal Chu rch, and his membership in the Masons at Pleasants Lodge #33, Murray Royal Arch Chapter, the Scottish Rite, and the Kazim Shriners/ Provost Guard. Joe is well remembered for his many yea rs as a Licensed Funeral Director, and his 30 years of service with the Virginia and City of Roanoke Health Departments. He is survived by his w ife, Kathryn Bell Kennerly, two sons, their families and many devoted relatives and friends. Valentine's Day has S pecial Significance for Fair View C e m e t e ry February 14, 2005 will be the 115th Anniversary of beautiful Fair View Cemetery. It was on that date in 1890, when Roanoke was Big Lick, that a group of leading citizens established Fair View Cemetery. '• �Computer Systeni. Updated for Increased Efficiency in 2004 Original Iron Fence Restored Myrteen H eslep (top) a n<l Licia Eppe rly arc sh own with the n ew compurer syste m whic h provides t hree 1no re work stations. Until 1994, a ll wo rk was done "by h a nd " . T h e software was updated in 1999 to m ecr Yea r 2000 Regulatory Complia nce. This new syste m h a rdware increases efficiency for the vira l fun c tio n s of record keeping. This 1919 photograph is among the favorites of those wh o visit our "Walk Through History" Museum. Over the years, great care has been taken to preserve the unique iron fence facing the Salem Turnpike entran ce to Fair View. During 2004, the fence was sanded, primed and painted. The detail work was difficult and tedious, but our ongoing commitment continues to be to preserve, protect and enhance the cemetery property for future generations. Replacing Memorial Marker Collars an Ongoing Challenge From Spring to Fall each year, our maintenance staff continues to replace concrete marker collars th at have deteriorated over the years. Approximately 250 are scheduled for restoration in 2005 at a cost of $9,000. New Trees to Replace Those Removed During 2004 Due to aging and deterioration, twelve hemlock and white birch trees were removed this year. The trees will be replaced with 20 new plantings of maple and white birch. If you would like to contribute toward the new trees, please contact our office at 344A263. Reviewing Your Ancestral Burial Estate at Fair View If you or members of your family own buria l estates at Fair View, we recommend a visit to our office to review spaces that may be available. O ur records date to t h e very beginning of Fair View's establishment, and our staff will be pleased to assist in any way. We encourage all family members to complete historical data for inclusion in our Ancestry R ecords. l'Ou need only call or visit our office for the forms. We have available a series of I 6 pamphlets entitled, "Healing Help", written by professional grief counselors. They are free of charge and available to anyone who wishes to s top by our office. �SOURCE CHECKLIST Family name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Residence - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Check (each item as you search it. Although these sources have American titles, most countries keep similar records. 1. FAMILY RECORDS Personal/family records _ _ Family Bibles _ _ Oral traditio ns _ _ Journals, diaries _ _ L etters _ _ M emorial cards _ _ Scrapbooks _ _ Photographs _ _ Heirlooms _ _ Farm records _ _ Health/medical records _ _ Military files _ _ Citizenship papers _ _ Social Security cards _ _ Account books _ Employm ent records Certificates _ _ Birth _ _ Marriage _ _ Death _ _ Adoption _ B aptism _ C onfirmation _ _ Blessing _ _ Graduation _ _ Fraktur _ Ahnentafel _ _ M anumission _ _ Divorce School Records _ E lementary _ _ Secondary _ _ vocational _ _ Trade _ _ College _ _ University _ _ Private _ _ Ladies Finishing _ _ Arts Insurance _ _ Life _Marine _ Fire _ _ Automobile _Accident _ _ Health 2. VITAL STATISTICS 4 , PUBLIC SOURCES Yitai records U.S. Federal censuses - - Indexes - - 1790 _ _ 1850 _ _ 1800 _ _ 1860 _ _ 1810 _ _ 1870 _ _ 182 0 _ _ 1680 _ _ 1830 _ _ 1900 _ _ 1840 _ _ 1910 - - Mortality schedules _ _ Agriculture - - Revolutionary War - - Union Army survivors -- ~irths _ _ Deaths _ _ Marriages _ _ Divorces _ _ Adoptions Marriage records _ _ Indexes _ _ Banns _ _ Bonds. Applications _ _ Licenses _ _ Contracts _ _ Returns 3. COMPILED SOURCES Genealogical Society of Utah Indexes _ _ Family Group Record s Archives (FGRA) _ _ Temple Index Bure·au (TIB) _ _ International Genealogical Index (IGI) _ _ Ancestral File _ _ Family Register Printed sources _ _ Family histories - - Genealogies _ _ Biographies - - Pedigrees _ _ county, local histories _ _ City d irectories GeJlealoglcal periodicals _ _ Indexes _ _ Queries _ _ Genealogies - - Source extracts - - Historical articles Genealogical directories State /local censuses Land records _ _ Grantee index _ _ G rantor index _ _ Deeds - - l'llortgages _ _ s urveys _ _ Patents, grants Probate records _ _ Indexes _ _ Wills _ _ Administrations _ _ Inventories _ _ Bonds _ _ Settlements _ _ Packets _ _ Guardianships Court records _ _ Dockets _ _ M.i nutes - · _Orders, decrees _ _ Jµdgments _ _. Case Files _ _ Indexes Court relate:d records _ _ Sheriff _ _ Polipe _ _ Jail _ _ Jury _ _ Lawyers Briefs _ _ Justice of Peace These n~xt four pages of Checklists are from Ancestry's Guide To Research by Johni Cemy and Arlene Eakle. An excellent guide, it was used as a handout by the Virginia Room. \llD~l,11 A A DI"\ a I a na u a U ll/\Tr �1s;o Ta• records _ _ Poll tax _ Personal property _ _ Real estate _ _ School _ _ Poor rate _ _ Tax exemptions Miiitary records _ _ Service files _ _ Pensions _ _ Bounty awards _ _ Discharges _ _ M uster rolls Immigrant records _ _ Passenger lists _ _ Passports _ _ Vaccination certificates - - Alien registration cards - - Change of name _ _ Oaths of allegiance - - Register of voters _ _ Logbooks - - Naturalization - - Citizenship papers - - Customs records - - Immigrant Aid Societies Cemetery records --Sextons Monuments - - Plats -Deeds Perpetual Care - F u nd Tombstones -Memorials - G ifts 5. 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Source Ch kli . ec st. Courtesy of the Genealogical Institute, Salt Lake City. VIDntllfA ADOAI Al\1 IUL.I UATCC: �}6 [ FAMILY AND HOME SOURCES CHECKLIST HOME SOURCES This checklist is a guide to the records you should find in the homes of your relatives. Check each record you search. Personal Records __Journal _Diary __Biography ___patriarchal Blessing __Letters __Seal ___photographs __Autograph Album ___personal Knowledge __Baby Book __Wedding Book __Scrapbooks _Funeral Book __Guest Register Travel Account - -Treasures of Truth __Book Plates Legal Papers _Will _Deeds __Land Grants _ Water Rights __Mortgages ___Leases __.Bonds __Loans __Contracts __Summons __Subpoena Tax Notices --Guardian Papers ____.Abstracts of Title Certificates __Birth __Maniage __Death __Divorce __Adoption __ Graduation __Christening __Blessing __Baptism __Confirmation __Ordination _ _Transfer __Ministerial __Mission Release __Membership __Apprenticeship __Achievement __Award Military Records _5ervice _pension __J)jsability __Discharge _National Guard __Selective Service __Bounty Award -5ervice Medals ____Ribbons __Sword __Firearms School Records __Diplomas -.Report Cards -.Honor Roll ~wards __'franscripts __Yearbooks -Publications Employment Records __.Apprenticeship __.Awards __Graduation __Citations __Severence Papers __Social Security --.Retirement Papers __Fension __Union ____Income Tax __Citations __Separation Papers Family Records --Bible ~ooks of Remembrance ---.Family Group Rec·ords ___Lineages __Genealogies ---.Family Bulletins ---.Family Histories _J>rinted Histories __MS Histories __Local Histories __Family Traditions __"Birth Briefs" Citizenship Papers _Naturalization __Denization __A.ljen Registration __Deportment _passport __Visa __Vaccination Newspaper Clippings __Announcements __Obituaries __Special Events __Vital Statistics __Home Town Papers _professional __Trade __Uniform Figure 4:1. 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Courtesy of the Genealogical Institute, Salt Lake City. • VJRGINJA APPALACHIAN_NnTr:c �Announcements Wedding =:airth __Death Financial Records __Accounts __Bills ___Receipts __Funeral Graduation _Divorce __Anniversary __Memorial Cards __New Job Travel __New Home __Birthday __professional _Engagement Membership Records __Cards __publications __programs __Uniforms _Awards __Certificates __Check Stubs __Estate Records Health Records __){rays __Jnsurance Papers ___Hospital Records _Medical Records _lmmunizations Licenses __Business __Occupation _Jrofessional ..;__Jfunting __Firearms __J)rivers __Motor Vehicle Household Items _5ilverware _.Needlework __ Sampler __Tapestries __Dishes ___Friendship Quilt __Coat of Arms __Insignias _5ouvenirs _ _Clothing __Tools __Memorial Rings ___Engraved Jewelry Books ____.Atlases _ _Yearbooks __Textbooks _prizes __Treasured Volumes _ _Vocational _Foreign Language INSTITUTIONAL SOURCES This checklist is a guide to the records you should find in institutional libraries. Check each record you search. Composite Records __Special Indexes __Family Histories -.J,ocal Histories __.MS Histories __J>rinted Histories __Geoealogie$. __J>edigrees -..Biographies -..Heraldry Collections _Coats of Arms -Personal Papers ----11S Collections --Printed Collections _ora1 History Files --Perioi:licals -Journals --Proceedings -Transactions Membership Records __Lists ___Enrollment Books ___Admissions __Transfers __Removals __Terminations _Disciplinary Proceedings __Biographies __Bequests __Yearbooks ___Bulletins _Newspapers _.Directories ___Memor-Us ___Alumni Administrative Records _Minutes ___Histories ___J)onations __Disbursements _Accounts _ _Correspondence Charitable Funds Insurance Funds ___.Scholarship Funds ___Migrations Funds __Refugee Records __Immigrant Files _Displaced Persons Clipping of the Day From the Ohio Repository (Canton, Ohio), 16 July 1819 To keep off fleas.--Keep in or about your bed, a sprig of penneyroyal, or put on your .bed clothes a few drops of the essence. The smell of the Penneyroyal will keep off the fleas. Th rs I know frm experience. __ y_1RGINIA APfAlACHIAN NOTES �/53 ABSTRACT OF W1LL Independence, Grayson County, Virginia Wi 11 Book I Page 75 Deceased: Timothy Rowark Probate date July Court 1811 Residence: Grayson County. Virginia Spouse: Rachel Sons: Moses, Timothy & Charles Daughters: Rebekah. Mary Rainey. Sarah Miller Others mentioned in document: Richard Wright & Jeremiah Stone: Delps M ill Executors: sons. Timothy and Charles Rowark Witnesses: Martin Dickenson. Lewis Hail. Wm. Hail Note: Sarah married Emile Millard +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Abstracted by Alva Via Johnson and Vicey Waskey Fowler for Genealogical committee ofNSDAR 1978 Published courtesy of the Col. Wm. Preston Chapter ++++++++++++++++++++++ + ++++++++ Election - November 19, 2005 Officers and Executive Board* President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Sec. Treasurer Membership Pam Young Elaine Powers Susan Hays Mickey Prescott Don Vaughan Jim Nelson *Immediate Past President, Editor Emeritus and 'Van Editor committee" are automatic executive board members. \11nn1u1 ~ I Dll A I a 1'1 II A~ · UJ"\T~,,.. �ABSTRACTS OF WlLLS Amherst County, Virginia Will Book 3 page 4 Deceased: John Via Date of Death .March 1786 Probate date 6 March 1786 Residence: Amherst County "I leave to my four s o n s " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Daughters: Sucanah Via and Mary Ann Via Witnesses: Daniel Perrow. Mi11ey Perrow. Elis. Evens. (Elizabeth Evans). Wm. Loving. +++++++++ ++ +++++ ++ +++++++++++++++++++++ Franklin County, Virginia Will Book (no number given) Deceased: David Via. Sr. Date of Death 1832 Residence: Franklin County Probate Date: 2 July 1832 Spouse: Elizabeth Sons: James Via. Josiah Via. David Via jr.. Richard Via Daughters: Judy. Sucky. Phoebe Witnesses:: James Canaday. Frances Hale, Herny B. Johnson. Wilson Hill. Thos. Hale +++ + + ++++++++++++++++ +++ ++++ + ++ Amherst County, Virginia Will Book 20 page 8 Deceased: David Via Date of Death _ _ _ __ Residence Amherst County Probate Date 16 Feb 1880 Spouse: Martha J. Viar Sons: John R. Viar. Samuel Viar. David Viar. jr. Daughter: Nancy E. Viar Other Names in document: John W. Probst. John W. Irving. L. F. Wood. Wm. A. Irvine, R. Wicker. J.J. Salmons. _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ \/JRQIMIA_AIUlALAl~ULuLu~'r~...·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �/55 ABSTRACTS OF WILLS Beckley, Raleigh Co., West Virginia Wjll Book ( no vol. or page number) copy of orginial at Courthouse Deceased: Owen Snuffer Date of death 3 I Mar 1893 Probate date: 28 Apr 1893 Resedence: Raleigh Co .. W. VA. Spouse: Cleopatra A. Snuffer Sons: E.W. Snuffer (Edward Woodson) Daughters: Frances Stewart Covey. Mary Jane Jarrell. Julie Catharine Daniel. wife of Edward W. Daniel Others mentioned in document: W. H. Jarrell. Edwin Prince Executor: Thomas H. Corey. son-in-law Witnesses: John W. McClreery, Mazy E. Calloway ( md. a Snuffer). C.A.Snuffer Pertinent bequests: Home tract of land (153 a.) To wife; mountain tract of land (145 a.) At the head of Spanker's hr. Raleigh Co .. to be sold. Note: Cleopatra Alvertine Terry. daughter of Thomas R. & Catharine (Robinson) Terry. b. 1816 Amherst Co .. Va. D. 1899 Raleigh Co .. WY. Children not named in will: Margaret Ann (1837-1914) m. 1854 JohnF. Trump: Sallie Fletcher (1839-1 2860); George Terry (1841-k1862): Betty Camm (1846-1933) m. 1873 Herny R . Lafferty: Wm. Owen (1849-1858). Note: Owen Snuffer. son of George & Elsie Qiuft) Snuffer ++++++++++ + + ++ ++ + ++++ ++ ++ +++++++++ Warm Springs, Bath County, Virginia Will Book I (also original) Page 12 Deceased: Ralph Laverty Probate date: 12 June 1792 Spouse: Jane Sons: William Laverty Daughters: Agnes Haddin, Sarah Clar~ Martha Meek, Rebecca Hamilton Others mentioned in document: Grandson, Ralph Hamilton (ca. 6 mos.), son of John Hamilton of Rockbridge Executors: wife Jane & John Hamilton Witnesses: Wm. Comnell & Henry Scott Will written 17 Feb. 1790 + ++++ + +++ +++ ++ ++++ +++++++++ + ++ ~-------------VfD~ ltJJA_ADD.A.L& huu.....1-.uA ,....,.....1a-_ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ �· /Sb ABSTRACTS OF WILLS Beckley, Raleigh County, West Virginia Will Book 1 Page 17 Deceased: George Snuffer Death date 26 Nov 1858 Probate date 3 Jan 1859 Residence Raleigh County. West Virginia Spouse: Sons: Theodore Snuffer. George Snuffer. Owen Snuffer. Cyrus Snuffer Daughters: Lucinda Walls. wife of Ransom Walls: Sarah Riffe. wife of Conrod Riffe; Elvira Harper. wife of Jacob Harper: Evaline C lark. wife of Randolph C lark. Others mentioned in document: Grandsons George Lewis & Owen Snuffer Riffe Executors: William C. Riffe and Jacob Harper Witnesses: I. H. McGinnis. Sarah Riffe. Alexander Brryson Note: wife E1s1e Huff b. Montgomery Co .. VA .. d. 8 Mar 1855 Raleigh Co .. WV. dau. of Philip & Rachel Huff. Note: George. son of George & ?Missy Wirts Snuffer. Rev. Patriot Note: George. War of 1812. Montgomery Co .. VA. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Union, Monroe County, West Virginia Will Book 1 Page 383 Deceased: William Lafferty Probate date 22 Apr 1818 Residence: Monroe Co.. WV Spouse: ' my wife' (not named) Sons: William. John. Steele. Alexander & Robert: Ralph Daughters: Nancy. Clary. Matty. Pol.ly. El.izabeth. Jane. Rebeckky Massey Executors: Alexander Masey & Joshaway Bucher Witnesses: William McDaniel, John Massey. Matt Farley Pertinent bequests: wife. Nancy Jamison Note: Wm. Lafferty. patriot service. son of Ralph Lafferty. YlRGlN\/\ APPALACHlAN ~ I C,_;) �r •~ .~ ~ • • ' I MARKER FOR Abel, Marv Ottlene Abell, Lillie Lee (Clark) Abshire, Emily C. (Jannav) Adamee, John L. Adams, Henry Tavlor Adams, Josie White Adams, R. C. Agner, W. S. Agnew, Charles H. Agnew, George W. Agnew, Infant daughter Agnew, Josephine E. Agnew, Mallie I. Agnew, Rachel Eleanor Ahee, Elizabeth Akers, Arthur S. Akers, Isaac Murray Akers.Arthur Stuart Alexander, James Aliff, Vesta Allen, Wm. R. Allison, Wanda Jane Alphin, Julia A. (Houser) Alphin, L. Etta Alphin, Warren B. Altizer, Warner G. Amos, Charles B. Amos, Henrv Edward Amos, Mary F. Amos, Mary Frances Anderson, Mary Louise Anderson, Zollie, A. Jr. Andrews, James B. Andrews, 'wilmer E. Angle, Effie B. MARSTELLER STONE RECORDS DOB DOD CEMETERY 11/3/1933 12/13/1933 Mt. View Cemeterv, Abinadon, VA 1/2211863 8/24/1935 EverQreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 3/5/1864 7/6/1943 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 4/1/1884 8/14/1942 Sprina Hill Cemeterv 4/22/1848 11/23/1943 SaQo, Franklin Co., VA 3/5/1854 1/14/1937 Saao, Franklin Co., VA 7/28/1863 5/31 /1936 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 12/30/1853 11/14/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 1/20/1870 1/29/1943 Floyd, Va 6/16/1872 1/29/1942 Floyd, Va 12/4/2015 12/4/2015 Flovd, Va Open 8/14/1876 Flovd, Va Open 8/22/1871 Floyd, Va 10/19/2013 9/11/2014 Floyd, Va 7/15/2021 4/1 /0/41 St. Andrews, Roanoke, VA 3/24/1891 7/20/1941 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 6/7/1878 10/14/1942 Sycamore Church near Buffalo Ridge 3/24/1891 7/20/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 1/26/1864 12/7/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 3/28/1898 8/19/1936 Aliff Cemeterv, Poaaes Mill, VA 1/22/1869 10/26/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Buchanan, VA 7/26/1938 7/22/1940 To be ·taken from shop 7/17/1855 11/5/1942 Buchanan Cem eterv 4/5/1941 Buchanan, VA No date No date 1/5/1941 Buchanan. VA 2/5/1942 Sunset Cemeterv, Christiansburg, Va 6/6/ 1875 1943 1889 Familv Cem Rockv Mt. Rd. near Back Creek 1905 Family Cem Rocky Mt. Rd. near Back Creek 1864 10/26/1863 11/7/1942 Amos Cemeterv on Rockv Mt. Rd. 1940 1868 Family Cem Rocky Mt. Rd. near Back Creek 5/4/1943 Called for 3/28/1 9'42 6/2/1943 Goodview Baotist Church Cemetery, Va 5/3/2018 5/25/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 6/20/1857 1943 1863 Fairview Cemete.rv, Roanoke 6/28/1930 Angle near Wirtz, VA 11/9/1892 NOTES Wife of Mann G. Clark Wife of J.W. Jannay Parents: G.W. and Mallie I. Agnew Wife of W. 0 . Houser -- U\ --J �- Ut 00 Anole,_Gladys Angle, Infant Angle, John Henry Angle, John Pete Arn:ile, Sarah Elizabeth Angle, Virginia Alice Anthonv, Russell H. Arnold, E.P. Arnold , infant son Arnold , Minnie (Brightwell) ~ ,6 -..-. '..• ~ iJ • .. ) !" • Aronhime, infant daughter Arrinoton, Charles R. Arrington, Katie Logwood Arrington, Nancy L. Arrington, R. Faun Arthur, Mildred Bruce (Burnett) · Arthur, Robert Woodrow Ashwell, Beulah M. Ashwell , Bourke 0 . Ashwell, Daisy V. Ashwell , Ida P. Ashwell, Thomas M. Ashworth, Mary V. Ashworth, Rev. JosephM. Assaid, Sam Atkins, Henry Atkinson, Alexander Atkinson, Oliver E. Atkinson, Ruby G. Austin, Mary Ruth (Forbes) Ayers, Hannah E. Ayers, Harry E. Bailey, Harry P. Baker, William F. Jr. 5/15/2011 No date 11/26/1858 2/17/1858 12/1/1857 12/12/1862 3/14/1938 1860 5/21/1938 1879 5/23/2015 6/12/1868 6/21/1868 No date 2/10/1871 12/31/1 866 7/11/2023 5/6/1896 6/10/1898 1/25/2000 1/9/1868 9/29/1866 4/26/1859 10/8/1854 No date 3/25/1868 2/17/1875 8/25/1870 3/27/2013 3/25/1932 3/1/1872 1873 9/23/1888 1112/1895 1/24/1943 No date 12/8/1942 5/27/1942 9/15/1940 2/23/1942 7/12/1941 1904 Near Wirtz, Piedmont Cem Rockv Mount, Va Anole Cemetery Mt.View cemetery near Rockv Mount, Va Anole Cemetery Mt.View cemetery near Rockv Mount , Va Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 5/21/1938 Chestnut Grove Church, Craio Co, VA 1941 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 5/23/2015 5/12/1942 4/22/1942 No date 2/10/1938 4/26/1942 4/10/1942 5/22/1898 1/23/2017 1/25/2000 3/8/1933 1/28/1942 12/19/1941 7/7/1942 6/3/1939 8/4/1942 11/27/1942 6/19/1941 1/2/2029 9/25/1938 8/10/1934 7/23/1942 6/25/1942 5/12/1943 Jewish Ebenezer Ch., 15 mi. N. Bedford, VA Ebenezer Ch., 15 mi. N. Bedford, VA Home Burial Ground Big Island Everoreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA Timber Ridoe Church Ashwell Cem near Huddleston, VA Old Martin Cem, Huddleston, VA Ashwell Cem near Huddleston, VA Old Martin Cem , Huddleston, VA Old Martin Cem , Huddleston, VA Penhook, Va Union W. Va St. Andrews, Roanoke, VA To be taken from shoo Mt. Olivet Ch. 4 mi. S. Bedford Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Mt. View, Vinton, Va Erected at Sprinowood, Va 8 mi bevond Bristol Tenn . ... Elk's Rest Cemetery East Hill, Salem, Va EverQreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Wife of R. T. Angle Infant of Edith and Alpheus Angle Infant son of 0 . Owen and Minnie Arnold Infant daughter of Morris and Sara Aronhime Wife of S.H. Burnett Wife of B.W. Ashworth Aged 59 years See order for complete directions to cemetery �< s r> E ;: ...0 .....0 .. --- ) Baldwin, Daniel Everett Ball, Elmer Ball, Sarah Frances Ballenger, Robert O. Bandv, Bettie Krantz Bandy, William Anthony Barber, Martha A. Barger, George W. Barker, Arthur C. Barlow, Virginia B. "Barnett, Capt. Charles Pickett Barns, Maaoie L. Barr, Gertrude L. Barrett, Maraaret Perrow Bartholomae, Dallis Bartlett, Emmett Gradv Bartlett, Robert Franklin Bartnikas, Nannie Esther Basham, James H. Basham, Marv Ann Bass, Carrie 0 . (Fox) Beamer, Bud Beatty, James P. Beckham, L. A. Beekman, John C. Belcher, James Welford Bellamy, Walker P. Bement, John M. Benfield, Lt. Robert Bords Berger, Samuel Phillios Berrv, William W. II Beverlev, Flora Rasnake Billingheimer, Beni. Bird, Henrv Dearborn Blair, Sarah Blanchard, Mattie N. Blankenship, Lecta Ann 1901 9/22/2011 1879 6/29/2006 11/6/1848 4/30/1849 9/2/1874 5/2/1872 1882 2/22/1855 3/30/1864 1868 10/11/1864 10/17/1857 1926 2/18/1893 7/22/1868 1886 12/19/1857 12/25/1850 1868 5/1 5/1882 4/9/1 871 1855 1864 6/15/1870 12/28/1941 1849 10/5/2017 3/23/1886 3/6/1873 1/13/1890 1850 3/13/1867 2/21 / 1860 4/12/1868 10/6/1 872 1943 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 8/29/1938 Keqer-Nole Cem Abingdon, Va 1942 New, Abingdon , Fa 9/30/1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 9/29/1942 Timber Ridge Cemeterv 5 mi. E. Bedford 2/4/1934 Timber Ridge Cemeterv 5 mi. E. Bedford 2/28/1938 Route 40 near Gretna. {See invoice for detail) 5/11/1943 Mt. View, Vinton, Va 1943 Albert Cem, Vickers, VA 3/20/1939 Pennington Gao, VA 6/10/1942 East Hill, Salem, Va 1943 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 3/6/1942 Evergreen Cemeterv. Roanoke, VA 11/28/1932 Perrow Burial Grd, nr Forest, VA 1943 Evergreen Cemeterv. Roanoke, VA 2/13/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 7/2/1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Family Cem Rocky Mt. Rd. near Back Creek 1941 3/25/1941 Laural Creek 4/10/1942 Floyd, Va Evergreen Cemeterv. Roanoke, VA 1941 5/13/1941 Fairview 10/16/1942 Evernreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1/28/1943 Elk's Rest Cemeterv 11/17/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery 11/25/1934 Near Scrugs nr.Mt.lvorv Church 12/28/1941 R.S. Bellam, Hill, VA 2/7/1942 Elk's Rest Cemeterv 6/22/1943 Madison, W. VA 2/18/1943 Shiloh Church 4 mi. W. Lynchburg, VA 6/3/1943 Bedford, Va 4/13/1941 Ramsey Cem between Coeburn & Norton 2/12/1943 Jewish City Cemetery 2/19/1941 St. Stevens Chruch nr. Forest, VA 4/28/1943 Blair Cemeterv 5/27/1940 Presbyterian Cemetery 12/18/1938 Sandy Ridge, VA Wife of Ben Ball Wife of Charles D. Fox Wife of W. Lee Davies Wife of W .T. Blankenship - U\ -0 �- ~ sCl'J :':> ~ ~ l:lir> ~ :'D s; ~ ~ c > ~ ~ 5 ~") Blankinship, James E. Blankinship, Martha E. Blankinship, Richard Blevins, Cana Bloomer, James Monroe Blount, Lewis E. Bloxton, Rosa Lee Bobbitt, Ada N. Bobbitt, Charles N. Bobbitt, Robert Roscoe Bomar, Elisha A. Bondurant, Martha Dearing Bondurant, Sallie Stevens Boon, George Z. Boon, Margret Craig Booth, Will iam H. Boothe, Emery J. Bostic, Cornie Bower, Abner B. Bower, Maooie A. Bower, Minnie P. Bowles, Daniel W. Bowver, George Willard (Nelson) Boyd, Floyd H. Bradley, John H. Bradley, Lucy Brown Bradley, Mary A. Brand, W. Lee Branham, Orpha Brent, Dirk Thayer Brent, George Landon Brickey, Bessie N. Brim, Mary Willie Brim, Melissa (Graham) Britts, Stewart Brooks, Annie Saunders Brown, Alexander Gibson 8/27/1871 9/17/1879 3/27/1864 2/1 6/1877 7/18/1897 8/8/1877 7/27/1868 1874 1872 7/29/1891 1875 1845 8/17/1858 3/19/1883 1/9/1878 1/30/1858 2/22/2010 blank 1/1/1872 12/21/1858 6/25/1882 8/24/1879 8/29/2015 5/13/1873 1863 7/26/1862 1874 1860 1859 8/12/1940 7/10/1922 12/17/1899 1868 1875 7/25/1877 11/2/2023 11/13/1880 10/26/1939 4 mi. S.W. Bedford blank 8/11/1943 Spring Hill 4/28/1943 Taylors Valley Graveyard 3/1/1943 Glencoe Cem Biq Stone Gap, VA 5/8/1943 Pepper Cem, Elliston, VA 5/2/1942 Fairview 1941 Gates, W. Va space 7/30/1941 Gates, W. Va 1941 Spring Hill 1887 Bedford, Va 3/30/1943 Bedford, Va 2/10/1943 Fairview 10/9/1943 Fairview 11/28/ 1933 Penhook, 1 mi. N. W.H.Booth place 4/2/2015 Mt. View on Catawba Rd 1943 Big Stone Gap, Va 4/20/1941 Fairview 2/27/1942 Daleville, Va 4/14/1942 Fairview 4/26/1936 Copper Hill, Va 3/4/1942 Union Church 3 mi. S. Irving 8/29/1941 Sinks Grove, W. Va Bradley home place 1942 5/31/1942 Bedford, Va space Bradley home place 1943 East Hill, Salem, Va 1938 Pound, Va 11/22/1941 Fincastle, Va 7/10/1922 Fincastle, Va 4/9/2029 Ft. Blackmore, Va 1942 Mt. View 1943 Mt. View 8/1/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 9/22/1942 Lincoln Burial Park 2/23/1941 East Hill, Salem, Va Son of lrl D. & Hart Brent Wife of H.P. Graham �'< :s Q z ~ ~ ~ ;: z ~ .... % ,, /) Brown, Annie Harrison Brown, Charles Huntinaton Brown, Frank E. Brown, Henry Peronneau, MD Brown, John A. Brown, John Callawav Brown, Joseph S. Brown, Loretta F. <Fralin) Brown, Oscar E. Brown, Sam Brown, Silas W. Brown, Wm. Edward Bryant, Carrie L. Brvant, Charles B. Budwell, Eleanor Massie Bunch, Henrv M. Burch, Maria C. Burdette, Charles H. Burger, Guv Ezra Burke, John H. Burkholder, Eleanor E. Burks, Harriett Cheatwood Burks, John Lodowick Burks, Laura Manaum Oglesby Burks, Louisa Spinner Burnett, Annie Walstrum Burnett, Samuel Henry Burnette, John C. Burnette, Marv S. Burwell, John P. Bush, Cora L. Bush, Earley Calvin Bush, Raymond E. Bush, William T. Butterfield, John W. Butts, H. Larue (McNeel) Byrd, Beniaman A 1887 1943 Presbyterian Cemetery 1/17/1871 9/29/1943 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 10/28/1864 1/16/1942 Fairview 8/24/1883 1/29/1942 House of Good Shepherd, Evington, VA 1860 6/8/1941 Elk's Rest Cemeterv 10/6/1892 11/15/1941 Bedford, Va 10/16/1879 12/8/1942 Evergreen Cemeterv. Roanoke, VA 12/15/1857 8/21/1941 Sprina Hill Cemeterv 6/8/1896 10/31/1942 Union Hall, Va 1876 1939 True Vine Church 3/15/1884 1/4/1943 Lincoln Burial Park 7/25/1843 31712022 East Hill, Salem, Va space Troutville Cemetery 5/25/1877 1/8/1877 10/10/1943 Troutville Cemetery 9/10/1891 3/31/1943 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 9/6/1885 6/24/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 4/28/1849 2/13/1940 Bedford, Va East Stone Gap, Va. 1941 1865 3/20/1878 12/9/1942 Evergreen Cemetery. Roanoke, VA East Stone Gao, Va. 1943 1875 Everareen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1940 1934 2/18/1862 4/28/1932 St. Thomas Church Cem. 1/1/1943 Bedford, Va 12/8/1871 1936 Bedford, Va 1882 12/15/1859 4/23/1942 St. Thomas Church Cem. 2/29/1868 4/7/1941 Presbyterian Cemeterv 12/22/1856 6/7/1937 Evergreen Cemeterv Roanoke, VA Montvale Cemetery 1930 1854 1942 Montvale Cemeterv 1854 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1/17/1942 12/18/1856 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 1942 1878 5/22/1937 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 11/11/2028 3/26/2022 12/13/1934 Troutville Cemetery 12/6/1869 1/25/1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 6/17/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1870 To be taken from shoo 1939 1875 10/4/1855 1/2/2027 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Son of J.Thompson & C.T. Brown Wife of Robert T. Fralin Son of J.H. & Ethel A. Bush ..__ ~ - �-~ <µ -... 5 -=... t> •...' ''-• • -) ~ : ,,~ Byrd, H. Herbert Byrd, J. H. Byrd, Sallie A. Caldwell, Crystal Jane Caldwell, Dorothv Deane Caldwell, Oscar L. Callowav, William T. Calvert, Marv Eliz. (Overstreet) Calwell, Elizabeth G. (Graham) Calwell, James Lewis (Graham) Campbell, Bessie Soessard Campbell, Carrie L. Campbell, Charles Albert Campbell, Clyde Garinq Campbell, Eldridqe Houston Campbell, Walter R. Campbell, Z. R. Camoola, Gypsy Walrond Candler, Roberta W. Candler, Vernon C. Cannaday, Mitchel Cannaday, Susan Carden, Amanda M. Carder, Clara L. Carlton, Marv F. Carpenter, Katherine (Cline) Carroll, Elbert W. Carter, Arnold Junior Carter, Charlotte L. Carter, James R. Carter, John N. Carter, Marqaret M. Carter, Richard Hill Carter, Wm. Gill Cary, Sarah E. S. (Graves) Casey, Edward Henry Cassell, Lucille 2/5/1894 6/4/2012 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 5/9/1851 10/6/1937 To be taken from shoo 12/3/1857 5/29/1943 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 10/23/1896 3/9/1942 Even:ireen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA Troutville Cemetery 1938 1936 Troutville Cemetery 1941 1891 Lincoln Burial Park 1942 1868 Bedford, Va 8/27/1 851 12/29/1 932 Graham's Cem near Graham Fon:ie, Va ? space 2/2/1898 Graham's Cem near Graham Forge, Va? space 9/30/1880 Union, W. Va. 1940 1866 8/5/1899 8/28/1932 Lincoln Burial Park 8/31/1869 9/14/1937 White Sulphur Sprinos, W. VA 7/27/1866 12/15/2026 White Sulphur Springs, W. VA Union, W. Va. 1941 1868 2/19/1875 9/24/1940 Union, W. Va. 7/4/1 942 Damascus, Va. 2/7/1879 612612008 12/22/1941 Bedford, Va 9/23/1865 5/29/1942 Spring Hill Cem 6/23/2019 8/15/2020 Spring Hill Cem 8/16/1853 9/10/2025 To be taken from shop 8/13/1858 4/3/1938 To be taken from shop 8/18/1858 6/7/1942 Sunset Cem Bedford, Va 1859 1942 2/22/1861 12/20/1942 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 2/13/1 892 9/18/1937 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 5/19/1884 9/9/1941 Cedar Lawn 12/7/1920 12/18/1941 Bedford, Va 3/1 0/1889 12/21/1941 Bedford, Va 3/22/1881 12/25/1934 Foster Cemetery 1943 Carter Cemetery 1851 1860 space Carter Cemetery 7/14/1858 9/11/1942 Spring Hill Cem 9/9/1882 9/23/1941 Spring Hill Cem 1/22/1858 9/22/1 937 Bedford, Va 1903 1942 Mead Cem. 3 mi. E. Lynchburg, VA 4/5/1924 10/25/1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Dau. Of O.L.& E.V. Caldwell Wife of Seth C. Overstreet Wife of T. H. Cline Wife of Wm. Samuel Graves �:5 ~ C') z > ~ ~ r- ~ :c ~ ~ ..... ,.,, U') Catlin, Willard Edwin Cauthorn, Henry Buford Cecil, Zachariah M. Chapman, William W. Charlton, Eva (Compton) Cheatham , Alfred Harrison Chrisman, H. C. Clark, Babv Clark, David J. Clark, Elizabeth Clark, Henry Samuel Clark, Herbert Clark, Joseph Leroy Clark, Joseph 0. Clark, Minna Irene Pinkerton Clark, Nannie J. Clark, Reba M. Clark, Roxie Self Claytor, And rew Boyd Clemons, Arthelia J. Clifford, John J. Jr. Clingempeel, Hazel M. Clingempeel, John D. Clingempeel, Louise Clingempeel, Maynard Clyde, James Cobb, Howell W. Cocke, Alice Gertrude Cocke, Charlotte Ethel Cocke, Edward Lewis 1860 7/7/1890 6/25/1 852 7/17/1879 3/25/1923 8/1/1917 1/16/1855 2/7/1941 3/29/1876 3/5/1927 10/1 1/1 902 6/8/1942 6/16/1943 1854 Cocke, Ella Rosalie (Kirven) Cocke, Helen Owen Cocke, Isabelle Cocke, James Edward Cocke, Julia Ellen Cocke, Marion Breckenridge 9/7/1941 Hollins College 1/7/1854 3/31/1 875 4/9/1944 Near Gretna, Va 5/18/1848 9/12/1930 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 7/8/1891 12/19/1934 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 11/24/1857 6/2/1935 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 4/18/1865 1/28/1941 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke VA 6/1/1877 1894 1856 11/26/1856 6/7/1862 4/29/1882 2/22/1908 10/13/1878 5/15/1902 6/14/1915 1873 8/4/1853 2/21/1855 3/15/1890 4/27/1859 1942 Bedford, Va 1/5/1942 Bedford, Va 1/14/1941 Orr Cem . Dryden, VA 4/8/1943 East Hill, Salem , Va 1/21 /1942 Union, W. Va. 9/30/1943 Sherwood Cemetery 3/13/1920 Christianburg, Va 2/7/1941 Sinking Springs Cem space Sinking Springs Cem 6/5/1927 Sinking Springs Cem 3/26/1934 Sinking Springs Cem 3/24/1943 Mt Herman Cem, Bassett, Va 9/10/1943 Sinking Springs Cem 1943 Mt. Olive Christian Church, Martinsville, Va 2/17/1941 Peterstown, W. VA space Sinking Springs Cem 1942 Bassett, Va 1942 Mt. Olive Christian Church, Martinsville, Va 5/27/1943 Bedford, Va 6/23/1939 Not indicated 11/5/1940 Not indicated 12/16/1928 Home burial ground nr. Thaxton, Va 9/3/1 943 Home burial ground nr. Thaxton, Va 6/28/1902 Home burial ground nr. Thaxton, Va space Home burial ground nr. Thaxton, Va 1939 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 12/20/1939 Spring Creek Church, 20 mi. E. Appomattox, Va 8/20/1924 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 6/12/1941 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1/21/1939 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Wife of James R. Comption Wife of Chas. H. Cocke, Dau. Of Jas. & Thirza Kirven· I -~ VJ �s -. ~ 2: 1:11> ' IP ...0 ... ') -.... I: -.. 5 .,~ -6' + Cocke, Vera Lacy Cocke, Wi nbern Cofer Marv Atkinson Cofer, Elizabeth Ferrell Cofer, H. Reid Coffey, Delany F. (Hunter} Cole, Charles N. Cole, Bettie Coleman, Charlie Coleman, Donavon W. Coleman, Samuel Henry Jr. Coleman, Walter R. Calhoun, Charles R. Combs, Walter (Dick) Jr. Compton, G. 8. Compton, Kermit Compton, Leo D. Compton, Nancey A. Conner, Cuzzie ? Conner, Hozie L. Cooper, Henry I. Cooper, Mary S. Corley, Lee Herndon Cornett, Willie Bryan Corron, Elizabeth S. Corron, John P. Couch, Missouri C. Couch, Robert J. Couch, Warren 0 . Counts, William Harvey Courtney, Robert Covington, W. Phalti Craddock, Rev. L. D. Craddock, Rev. William J. Craft, Rev. James B. Craghead, Fannie L. Craghead, Townsend C. 11/26/1905 4/20/1 942 Bedford, Va 11/10/1867 7/5/1924 Near Gretna, Va 5/19/1882 12/27/1941 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 8/28/1884 6/24/1939 Walnut Grove, Bedford Co., Va 3/25/1883 3/4/1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA space space Nazareth Ch. At Cifax, Va 1872 1943 East Stone Gap, Va 1876 1943 East Stone Gap, Va 1/6/1861 9/24/1941 Ship to J.H. Lewis 8/14/1897 10/8/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 1905 1943 2/7/1869 7/17/1943 Mt. View, Vinton, VA 8/12/1861 4/14/1942 Spring Hill Cemetery, Lynchburg, Va 9/13/1921 5/21/1942 Cedar Lawn 4/23/1869 3/27/1943 Holston View Cem . 6/27/1916 3/21/1943 East Hill, Salem, Va 7/4/1908 11/26/1941 Mt. View, Vinton, VA 12/8/1877 1/8/1940 Holston View Cem . 10/6/1814 9/15/1 900 Salem Church, Head River 4/1 8/1 905 9/1/1942 Floyd, Va 10/5/1878 12/10/1941 To be called for Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1882 1942 9/29/1924 1/25/1942 Glencoe Cem. Big Stone Gap, Va 9/29/1 883 11/12/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 10/2/1 862 12/3/1940 White Sulphur Springs, W. VA space White Sulphur Springs, W. VA 4/26/1857 9/5/1858 12/25/1908 Shiloh Church, 7 mi.W. of Lynchburg, Va 11/24/1857 3/17/1921 Shiloh Church, 7 mi.W. of Lynchburg, Va 1/9/1879 10/24/1905 Shiloh Church, 7 mi.W. of Lynchburg, Va 11/4/1857 12/14/1935 Gaps Mill, W. Va 9/8/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1864 1942 Presbyterian Cemetery 1859 3/31/1872 2/25/1942 Spring Hill Cem . 8/18/1860 9/22/1942 Penhook, Va (Private Cemetery) 4/16/1859 9/4/1 941 Holston View Cem. Spring Hill 1847 1923 Spring Hill 1839 1917 Wife of R.A. Cofer Age 65 years �~ a; - 0 2: e 0 p •r s ~ ~ ~ ~ i1 CraiQ, Emma E. Crawford, Ida Lee Creasy, Annie L. Creasy, Fred L. Creasy, John R. Creasy, N. G. Cregger, Albert Lee Creqqer, Robert Hope Crichton, R. Page W. Crone, Amos (McNeel) Crone, Dollie A. (McNeel) Cronise, Charles Ronald Cronise, Webster N. Crotts, infant son Crouch, Alfred Wise Crow, Charles I. Crowder, Rose Foster Crowe, Emmette J. Crump, William A. Crush, Charles P. Culbertson, James Garv Cundiff, C. Woodrow Cundiff, Jessie Lee Curry Thomas Custer, Elmer E. Dalton, Annie Dalton, Bettie M. Dalton, Flournoye Dalton, J. A. Dalton, Robert L. Dalv, W illiam T. Daniel, John R. Daniel, Mollie A. Darnell, C. C. Davis, H. L. Davis, Henry Lee Davis, Marv Jane 10/19/1869 12/28/1942 Bedford, Va 3/8/1876 11/30/1941 Carvins Cove 3/12/1855 12/5/1941 Fairview Cem etery, Roanoke 12/26/1878 5/27/1937 Near Museville, 6 mi. N. 5/12/1861 7/21/1942 Pisqah Church, 10 mi. E. Bedford, Va 12/23/1845 1/22/1930 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 8/3/1873 10/23/1933 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 11/8/1899 3/4/1927 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 1886 1943 Lincoln Burial Park 8/1/1895 2/15/1942 To be taken from shop 1/1/1907 12/31/1930 To be taken from shop 1942 1942 Slicer Cemetery 6/15/1867 10/10/1942 Even::ireen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 11/5/1942 11/5/1942 Church Cem Huffville, Va 1850 1927 Presbvterian Cemeterv, LvnchburQ , Va 1857 4/23/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 8/5/1943 Deliver to Bedford Yard 4/9/1875 11/25/1872 10/7/1940 Erected in Crewe, Va 5/6/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1870 5/23/1937 Crist Cemetery, Oriskanv, Va 4/2/1882 4/15/1937 2/10/1939 Ship to J. M. Culbertson, Gate City, VA 11/7/1917 8/12/1941 Mt. View, Vi nton, VA 11/20/1901 9/1 1/1935 Boone Mill, Va 6/20/1858 1/26/1941 Mill Creek Cemetery 3/30/1891 3/5/1940 Mt. Union near Havmarkettown, Botetourt Co.,Va 1920 4 mi. from Gretna, Va 1838 12/7/1899 10/1711942 Doss burial oround Gretna. Va 10/21/1868 2/18/1943 Pine Grove Church Duasour, Va 12/26/1873 2/28/1943 4 mi. from Gretna, Va 6/10/1 876 12/29/1942 Weatherford Church near Gretna, Va 2/10/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1869 3/18/1848 3/20/1930 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 6/15/1862 5/14/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 8/31/1865 5/6/1942 Ship to J.M. Darnell, Hill, Va 3/15/1856 6/15/1929 Deliver to Redwood 8/20/1870 4/1/1942 Rocky Mount, Va 10/14/1873 8/23/1941 Montvale, Va Wife of S. C. Crawford Wife of N. G. Creasy Infant son of C.E. & VirQinia Cronise Infant son· of R. A. & Ruby E. Crotts Wife of J.C. Crowder Wife of W. W. Dalton Wife of Harrison Davis - ()'- U\ �- ~ (}' < $ Q z > ~ ~ :i: ~ ~ -i (Tl "' Davis, Pauline w. Davis, Robert L. Dawson, Wm. Russell Dean, infant son DeHart, Green A. DeHart, Josie E. DeHart, Robert P. DeHart, William W. Deisher, Daisy D. Dempsey. Ethel M. Dempsey, Raymond Lawrence Dent, Margaret Lois Dent, William H. Devine, infant son Dickerson, Charles Henry Dickerson, Etta Mae Dickerson, George Van Buren Dickerson, John F. Dickerson, Martha Ann Dickerson, Nannie E. Dillard, Robert Lee Dillard, W. P. M.D. Dinkle, Flora S. Dixon, John E. Pvt. Dockery, Franklin R. Dodson Eliza H. Dodson, A. Rebecca Dodson, Bernelia C. Dodson, G. Claud Dodson, Isaac W. Dodson, Nacy J. Dodson, W. Daniel Donald, Mary Eliz. (Harman) Dooley, Addison Maupin Dooley, Frank A. Dooley, Julia Ann Dooley, Samuel H. 7/27/1870 5/9/1941 Christiansburg Sunset Cem. 1891 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 1943 4/21/1870 9/16/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 5/6/1943 5/6/1943 Bedford, Va 2/10/1867 10/14/1942 DeHart Cem nr. Buffalo Ridge, Va 10/27/1872 space DeHart Cem nr. Buffalo Ridae, Va 11/15/1883 3/9/1943 Nr. WoolWine DeHart or Price Cem . Woolwine, Va 1875 1943 5/8/1881 1/31/1942 Gala, Va Lewisburg, W.Va 1900 1942 Lewisburg, W.Va 1907 1938 2/22/1922 12/2/1936 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1/13/1867 2/7/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 3/18/1940 3/18/1940 C.B. Thurman Redwood, Va 2/16/1874 space Topeca Cemetery 10/4/1880 6/10/1935 Floyd, Va 6/17/1877 12/4/1941 Blacksburg Gem . Blacksburg, Va 10/22/1853 4/8/1940 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 10/15/1880 1/26/1943 Topeca Cemetery 1875 1942 Lutheran Church 1/13/1866 8/15/1937 Baptist Church Goaainsville, Va 4/21 /1853 2/26/1928 Rocky Mount, Va 2/25/1875 3/20/1 942 Dinkle burial grd. 5 mi. Moneta, Va 10/23/1923 5/24/1943 Glencoe Cem . Big Stone Gap, Va 3/9/1942 Ship to G.M. Dockery, Ft. Blackmore, VA 1/5/1878 9/18/1860 5/10/1942 Ship to J.H. Lewis Chatham, Va 11/9/1862 9/27/1908 Ship to J.H. Lewis Chatham, Va 9/21/1883 7/2/1900 Ship to J.H. Lewis Chatham, Va 1/14/1897 6/7/1943 Ship to Geo. Claud Dodson, Bassett, Va 6/7/1854 8/22/1912 Ship to J.H. Lewis Chatham, Va 9/21/1883 7/21/1884 Ship to J.H. Lewis Chatham, Va 7/12/1885 10/8/1919 Ship to J.H. Lewis Chatham, Va 1/22/1885 10/30/1942 Bedford, Va 5/20/1874 2/27/1940 McGhee Cem. 4 mi. W. Bedford, Va 11/2/1891 12/22/1928 Bethleham Cem. Moneta, Va 1857 1942 Barnhart Baptist Ch. Stewartsville, Va 1843 1928 Barnhart Baptist Ch. Stewartsville, Va Infant son of Lester & Edna Dean Infant son of C.F. & R.F. Devine Wife of Marl W. Dickerson Wife of E.W. Harman �~ 5 E ;') ~ .... 'O 'O .... .:"')... ::c ~ .,,~ ~ l Doss, Pauline C. Douqlas, Jessee S. Douglas, Robert H. Douthat, Anderson Wade Dowdy, George Henrv Dowdy, Walter K. Drumheller, Robert Malcolm Jr. Dudley, Henry Lee Sr. Duerson, William Hill Duqdale, Bertha Sanderson Dulaney, Frances G. Dulaney, LelaAd B. Dulaney, Marv Wright Dulaney, William A. Duncan, JosephG. Dunklee, William Marcellus Dunlap, Mary Spessard Dunn, Elizabeth S.(Noell,Fuaua) Dupree, Maaaie (Heck) Dutch, Frances Lillian (Crouch) Eades. Ernest T. D.0 . Earles, infant Earles, James Garfield Earles, James Hathaway Earles, Lillie Mae Economy, Harrv D. Edwards, Alice Belle Edwards, Emma Davis Edwards, J. 0 . Edwards, Jessie B. Edwards, Lillie Maud Edwards, Martha A. Edwards, Samuel Rov Edwards, Will ie J. Egan, Marv Love Egan, Peter J. Ellett, Walter B. 10/9/1916 2/21 /1942 West View Cem. Blacksburq, Va 12/26/1875 3/18/1942 Hunting Creek, 3 mi. S . Big Island, VA 3/1/1828 11/8/1913 Hunting Creek, 3 mi. S. Biq Island, VA 9/19/1904 8/24/1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 5/4/1889 7/28/1943 Fairview Cemeterv. Roanoke 6/18/1897 5/9/1943 Sherwood 4/20/1942 4/20/1942 Everareen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 7/6/1879 3/3/1943 Rocky Mount, Va 9/27/1913 11/22/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 1/25/1864 2/20/1943 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 10/11/1857 5/17/1934 East Hill Cem . Salem, Va 7/9/1908 5/7/1942 Cemetery near Riner, VA 2/2/1880 9/27/1942 East Hill Cem. Salem, Va 8/25/1860 2/11/1915 East Hill Cem. Salem, Va 11/11/1867 1/14/1942 Bia Sandv Cem. Nr. WJllis Va. 2/27/1850 3/29/1943 Sunset Cem, Christiansbum, Va 12/15/1856 6/4/1943 Union, W. Va. 11/20/1889 3/27/1942 Timber Ridqe Ch. 6 mi. E. Bedford, Va 5/12/1885 6/4/1942 Godwin Cemetery, Fincastle, Va Presbyterian Cemeterv, Lvnchburq, Va 1925 1892 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 1890 1942 5/21/1899 6/18/1899 Sunset Cem , Christiansbura, Va 10/3/1886 8/25/1906 Sunset Cem. Christiansbura, Va 11/1/1864 8/1/1910 Sunset Cem, Christiansbura. Va 3/3/1867 8/10/1938 Sunset Cem , Christiansbura, Va 3/4/1884 1/27/1941 Evergreen Cem etery, Roanoke, VA 8/23/1859 10/10/1933 Rondo 4/13/1882 3/3/1942 Mill Creek Cemeterv 9/12/1872 4/6/1941 Hollins Cemetery space space Rondo 9/13/1936 Rondo 1/15/1888 8/2/1849 8/9/1935 Hollins Cemetery 3/11/1883 4/5/1940 Rondo 4/9/1885 4/30/1940 Rondo 8/14/1 893 8/27/1942 Blackmore, Va 5/18/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1873 11/11/1 874 5/12/1943 Sunset Cem, Christiansbura, Va Son of R.M. & M.E. Drumheller Wife of W. 0 . Dulaney Wife of A. B. Heck Son of C. C. and M. C. Edwards -6' --I �.... '"' 6 :> ~ ~ ' f > ~ = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ o<:J Ellis, Hildia Jeane Ellis, Jeremiah M. Enderlein, Bruno Engleby, Joseph T. Sr. English, Mollie B. Enix, Elbert S. Epperly, E. Brethed Ervin, Monnie A. Evans, Lillian G. Falls, Jesse B. Featherly, Frank Ferguson, Ida J. Ferguson, James William Ferguson, Margaret Saunders Fen::iuson, Mary Ann Ferrell, Ola Day Field, Missouri (Huddleston) Figgat, Sandy Pendleton Fike, Jacob B. Finke, Stanley F. Fisher, Edith Pauline (Love) Fisher, Lawrence R. Fisher, Nettie V. Fisher, Sarah F. (Hudson) Fitzgerald, Edward McMahon Fitzgerald, Etta Denit Fitzgerald, Nellie, V. Fitzpatrick, Mamie Fitzpatrick, Mamie Turner Fitzpatrick, Walter Abbott Fizer, Robt. Warren Flanary, Alford Lofland Flanary, John J. Crittenden Flanary, Sarah Alice Forbes, Bettie W. Forbes, Carrie Louise Forbes, George e. 3/24/1930 5/17/1930 Deliver to Redwood 1/16/1852 1/14/1942 Ellis Burial Ground, 3 mi. S. Goodview, Va 1876 3/31/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery 3/23/1856 9/24/1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 6/6/1879 6/22/1941 Union Hall, Va 5/1/1852 12/17/1941 Ship to John Enix, Gate City, Va 7/12/1868 6/12/1942 Floyd, Va 3/29/1909 6/16/1943 Ship to J.W. Ervin, Hill, Va 6/22/1876 7/18/1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 4/27/1859 6/1/1942 Bedford, Va 1859 4/17/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 6/1/1858 12/8/1933 Ship to R. C. Stoones 12/19/1853 6/22/1892 Cem at Joplin Home, Rocky Mount, Va 8/6/1857 4/27/1941 Cem at Joplin Home, Rocky Mount, Va 6/24/1934 1/12/1943 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke space 5/9/1941 Montvale, Va 6/4/1849 9/26/1929 New Hope Ch. On 24 nr. Chamblissburg 1866 1942 Godwin Cem, Fincastle, VA 1860 10/17/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery space 1/8/1942 East Hill Cem. Salem, Va 12/23/1941 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 4/13/1919 9/30/1885 8/2/1943 Bedford, Va 8/22/1882 10/8/1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 3/21/1860 3/7/1942 Rocky Mount, VA 9/10/1866 12/6/1941 East Hill Cem . Salem , Va 3/21/1868 12/4/1938 East Hill Gem. Salem, Va space 11/11/1941 St. Andrews 1/13/1894 5/17/1894 Bedford, Va 1896 Bedford, Va 1868 1865 1943 Bedford, Va 9/5/1942 Presbyterian Cem at Montvale, Va 5/30/1878 1928 Dryden, Va 1888 Flanary Cem nr. Dryden, Va 1849 1935 1860 1940 Flanary Cem nr. Dryden, Va 5/24/1859 3/31/1943 Bethleham Cem. Moneta, Va 2/14/1915 9/4/1941 Erected at Springwood, Va 3/6/1865 1/2/1942 Mt. View, Vinton, Va Daughter of C. F. and Annie L. Ellis Wife of J. H. English Wife of Eugene 8. Evans Wife of J.H. Huddleston Wife of Elijah W. Love Wife of Charles F. Hudson Wife of W. A. Fitzpatrick �c: 5 ~ z: ,-.. ~ D D -s ~ : ..-. .- ,5 -4 r) Foster, Elmer P. Foster, John R. Fester, Martha Foster, Millie H. Fox, Charles D. Fox, Charles Lovelace Fox, Dora Elizabeth Fox, Edward John Fox, Horace Marion Fralin, Edith Christine Fralin, Ida Mae Fralin, Peter D. Franklin, Barney Ronald Franklin, Ottie J. Franklin, Thomas David Franklin, Wren L. Frazier, A. Edward Frazier, E. G. Frazier, Howard J. Freeman, Lois K. Frve, Edward Graham Fuqua, Clara May Gabbert, Alice M. Gabbert, James F. Gamble, John P. Gardner, C. L. Gardner, Edgar C Gardner, Willie M. Jr. Garnand Marv V. C. Garrison, Lula M. Garst, Price Gibbs, Virginia Frances Gibson, Becca Gibson, James A. Gibson, Minervia E. {Garland) Gillaspie, John Lee 1900 1942 Foster Cem nr. Cross Roads, Franklin Co. Va 1858 1912 Foster Cem nr. Cross Roads, Franklin Co. Va 1859 1938 Foster Cem nr. Cross Roads, Franklin Co. Va 1849 1921 Foster Cem nr. Cross Roads, Franklin Co. Va 1867 1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 2/18/1857 12/29/1941 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 9/24/1864 12/30/1941 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 3/24/1890 4/7/1921 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 5/3/1880 7/28/1942 Even:~reen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 5/14/1928 10/9/1935 To be taken from shop 5/6/1882 2/7/1943 To be taken f rem shop 12/6/1855 10/6/1933 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1/11/1943 1/12/1943 Laurel Grove Cem, Ramsey, Va space 1/10/1887 Bedford , Va 11/20/1874 11/30/1941 Independence ch. 17 mi. S. Bedford, Va 9/8/1884 4/23/1943 Bedford, Va 5/12/1850 1/8/1 933 To be Called for 12/11/1907 10/4/1941 Blue Ridge Ch. Cem. 11/21/1935 11/22/1935 Ship to E.N. Frazier, Kingsport, Tenn. 2/1/1936 Bassett, Va 4/21/1931 12/25/1870 10/19/1942 Evernreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA May-05 Mt. View, Vinton, Va Feb-04 Rosewood Cem Lewisburg, W.VA 1875 1940 Rosewood Cem Lewisburg, W.VA 1872 1937 11/19/1 863 9/4/1 926 Ship to R.C. Starnes, Clinchport, Va 8/20/1 871 8/22/1 939 Near Callands 11/5/1884 9/25/1943 Sherwood, Salem, Va 7/15/ 1924 4/13/1 942 Bedford, Va 1/24/1876 10/22/1941 Mt. Pleasant Church 1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 1884 9/9/1942 Cedar Lawn Cemetery 4/3/1881 2/3/1920 7/22/1892 9/27/1883 1869 5/12/1861 8/28/1942 1/18/1943 1/13/1943 1942 3/17/1943 Scott Burial Ground 9 mi SW Bedford, Va Pleasant Hill Cem , 6 mi SW of Tazewell, Va Sycamore, Va Spring Hill Cemetery Hunting Creek Cemetery Daughter of I. M. and Ida Mae Fralin Wife of I. M. Fralin Daughter of Lawrence P. & Pearl Scott Gibbs Wife of James R. Garland -. .£ �~ 5 i> 2 -> > D D > ~ ") -c ~ 2: 5 ,, i""4 Ti Gillespie, Dorothy R. Gillespie, John M. Gilliam, Ira Gilliam, Marguret Gilliam, W. M. Gilly, Owen Buckner Gilly, Rosa Lee Givens, William B. Givens, Wood Lewis Glasgow, Henry P. Glass, Augusta Christian Glover, John Alexander Goetjen, Henry Goff, Ben Goff, infant Goff, Mary Alice Goode, Mary (Houchins) Goodloe, Edward Everett Goodwin, John A. Graham, David ? Graham, Dawes R. Graham, Elizabeth Raper ? Graham, Francis L. Graham, Margaret Stuart? Graham, Renth A. Grabam, W. Elbert Graham, W. H. (Bud) Graves, Mary Kelly Gravett, Charles L. Gray, Floyd Grav, Howard C. Gray, James Thomas Grav, John W. Gray, Nannie Boblett Grav, w. B. Green, Walter A Greenwood, Emma A. ""0 10/21/1915 4/19/1878 1856 1860 5/20/1875 1863 1870 10/26/1861 9/19/1886 6/24/1874 3/24/1897 8/28/1862 1871 1875 11/12/1906 space 4/19/1873 7/11/1860 2/7/1861 2/21/1872 4/27/1925 4/19/1871 8/25/1 918 1/6/1913 6/5/1893 5/6/1869 1877 11/16/1889 9/22/1865 5/10/1869 1/24/1870 7/11/1859 12/9/1870 10/8/1857 10/24/1866 1/5/1876 4/23/1943 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 4/7/1943 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 1937 Beverly Cem. 1 mi E of Wise, VA space Beverly Cem. 1 mi E of Wise, VA 9/19/1942 Wise, Va 1942 Wise Cemetery space Wise Cemetery 2/14/2020 Chestnut Grove Church, Craig Co, VA 11 /9/1941 Ross, Craig County, Va 7/22/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 6/30/1941 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 1/5/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 10/23/1941 Elk's Rest Cemetery 12/13/1940 Hunting Creek Cemetery 11/12/1906 Huffville, Va near Floyd 5/24/1942 Huffville, Va near Floyd 12/14/1929 Woolwine, Va 1/21/1943 Glencoe, Big Stone Gap, Va 8/11/1943 East Hill Cem. Salem, Va 7/14/1942 Graham's Cem near Graham Forge, Va ? 7/16/1929 Floyd Courthouse, Va space Graham's Cem near Graham Forge, Va ? 5/25/1942 Floyd, Va Graham's Cem near Graham Forge, Va ? 1/23/1942 Floyd, Va 5/6/1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 8/31/1938 Presbyterian Cem at Montvale, Va 1941 Spring Hill Cemetery, Lynchburg, Va 1/27/1941 St. Andrews 12/5/1941 Gray burial ground 5 mi SW Bedford, Va 11/10/1941 Christiansburg, Va 7/8/1942 Bedford, Va 3/20/1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 11/20/1942 Bedford, Va 12/3/1941 Salem Church, Floyd Co. Va 12/20/1941 Kedron Baptist Church Cem. Glayds, Va 1/13/1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Wife of Robert M. Allen Daughter of H.L.Goff Wife of J.W. Houchins Wife of Wm . Elliott Graves J �Greer, George Cabell Gregory, Elizabeth Judd Gregory, Pattie Grice, Garland ';s < c:> z - '~ ~ ~ ::c ~ ·~ _,,. ,.,, (/'> Griffin, James Booker Griffin, Thomas J. Griffith, Alice Cornelia Griffith, Macon Albert Griffith, William Paul Griggs, Louise C. (Lyerly) Griggs, Mark L. Groseclose, Ann Groseclose, Huoh Kent Gross, Morris Guerrant, Paul Habel, Victor L. Hackworth, Wm. C. -Hagood, William Morris Hairston, James A Hale, Jessie Ray Hall, Irvin T. Hall, Joe W. Hall, Lula Virginia Hambrick, Charles W. Hambrick, Martha Hambrick, Walter A Hancock, Lucy P. Hancock, Moss Haney, J. Bernard Haney, LE. Haney, Robert E. Hanna, Charles E. Hanna, Sylvia F. 10/9/1886 1890 3/14/1856 3/28/1879 1893 5/10/1864 5/1/1874 4/23/1878 9/7/1897 space 7/20/1 857 5/6/1936 1943 6/1/1922 11/6/1940 1941 2/23/1943 4/3/1918 9/30/1942 3/15/1936 4/26/1943 5/19/1928 Rocky Mount, VA Bedford, Va Appom attox, Va Joseph Owen Cem, Back Creek nr. Poaqes Mill East Hill Cem. Salem, Va Presbyterian Cemetery Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Fairv iew Cemetery, Roanoke Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 11/14/1927 11/14/1927 Evergreen Cem etery, Roanoke, VA 11/10/1940 1874 1862 3/18/1894 5/1/1886 8/5/1863 12/7/1924 7/4/1918 3/10/1909 4/22/ 1901 4/6/1880 10/15/1858 9/6/1850 10/24/1884 2/12/1862 6/30/1889 8/6/1876 1841 8/5/1872 5/20/1.880 9/27/1885 9/25/1942 6/17/1943 1942 12/24/1942 5/5/1 942 9/29/1941 2/22/1942 8/12/1942 7/21/1933 8/12/1935 9/16/1942 2/13/1938 7/18/1 899 1/29/1942 11/251/43 9/9/1910 6/17/1925 1928 1/1/1922 3/1511943 space Even::ireen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Elk's Rest Cemetery Colored East Hill Cem Fairview Cem etery, Roanoke Bedford, Va To be taken from shop Del.to Archie Hairston Bassett, Va Family To be Called for To be Called for Sunset Cem , Christiansburg, Va Locust Bottom Locust Bottom Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke Fairview Cem etery Buchanan, Va Fairview Cemetery Buchanan, Va Fairview Cemetery Buchanan, Va White Sulphur Springs, W. Va White Sulphur Springs, W. Va Son of Crockett S. & Sallie M. Greer Son of Wingfield & Claudine Booker Griffin Infant dau. of A M. & Katherine Camp Groseclose Infant son of A M. & Katherine Camp Groseclose Wife of W. Hambrick Wife of John B. Hancock Wife of J. A Haney - ----J -- �- ...J }.> < ~ z > ....'O "C ..... ~ :c ~ § fT\ V'> I l Hannabass, Jemima Frances Hardv, C. W. Hardy, Mattie L. Hardy , R. W. Harman, Arthur T. Harman, Minnie L. Haroer, Lucv Marv Haroer, Marv E. (Coyner) Harrinaton, Marv F. Harris, Fred 8. Harris. Marv E. Harris, Mavday Harry, Charles R. Hart, Stephen Thayer Harth, D.W. Hartman, Lillie Matthews Hartviasen, Neilson C. Harvey, Susie Lee (Blankinship) Hash, Cora Lee Hash, Lola Wvatt Hatch, W.E. Hawkins, J. F. Hawkins, Marv B. Haymaker, Martha V. (Booze) Haymaker, Nora Causey Haymaker, William Haynes, Edaar Lee Heartbaraer, John H. Hedrick, Marv C. Hendricks, Drucilla G. (Kina) Henrv, Marv Jane Henrv, Sarah Rettinger Heyman, Annie Rose Heyman, Isadore Heyman, Lillian Hiatt, Nellie Wells Hickok, Mattie Montague 1/27/1869 10/21/1943 Hale's Ford Baptist Church 1852 1906 Gretna, Va 8/30/1890 7/11/1939 Ship to J.H. Lewis, Chatham, VA 1905 1915 Gretna, Va 1/18/1877 8/22/1941 Tooeco Cemetery, Flovd, Va 9/12/1874 space Tooeco Cemetery, Flovd, Va 5/1/1849 3/22/1937 Old Liberty Cemeterv 8/19/1874 3/3/1941 4 mi. S. Waynesboro, VA on rte. 12 White Sulphur Sprinas, W. Va 1871 1943 2/19/1893 11/13/1942 Sherwood, Salem , Va 12/15/1852 8/25/1939 Ship to R.C. Starnes, Gate Citv, Va 1872 1940 Jacksonville, Flovd, Va 2/25/1869 1/12/1943 Everareen Cemetery, Roanoke VA 6/25/1938 Fincastle, Va soace 5/14/1858 3/23/ 1930 Midway Cemetery 5/10/1887 1/15/ 1943 Geo. A Matthews, Penhook, VA 5/21/1896 7/27/ 1943 St. Andrews3/22/1869 3/8/1942 Sorina Hill 10/25/1870 9/18/1912 Fairview Cemetery-Roanoke space 2/?/1920 Fairview Cemeterv Roanoke 9/1/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1864 1/9/1884 9/20/1942 Mt. Carmel 3 mi. N.W. Forest, Va 4/19/1854 9/19/1940 East Hill Cem. Salem, Va 12/17/1878 10/30/1941 Slicer Cem, Fincastle, VA space Sunset Cem , Christiansburo, Va 1879 Sunset Cem, ChristiansburQ, Va 1935 1880 3/11/1912 1/2/1943 Del. To Sam Haynes, Bassett, Va 1/18/1854 2/13/1940 Mt. View, Clifton Forge, VA Lewisburg, W. Va 1943 1874 8/7/1859 4/25/1942 Wilson Cemetery Floyd, Va 12/15/1860 11/30/1942 EverQreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 1/12/1857 8/3/1940 Henrv Cemetery nr.PaoQes Mill 9/19/1905 4/28/1906 Temple Emanuel Cemetery 1/27/1913 Temple Emanuel Cemeterv 1870 1/8/1899 2/13/1924 Temple Emanuel Cemetery 2/14/1874 7/5/1941 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 7/1 /1870 4/15/1942 Sunset Cem, Christiansburo, Va Wife of J. D. Hannabass Wife of V.W. Hardy Wife of Simon M. Coyner Wife of Richard Blankinship Wife of Frank H. Booze Wife of Joseph R. King Wife of Jam es L. Henrv Dau. Of Isadore &Hattie Hevman Dau. Of Isadore &Hattie Heym an Wife of Blanchard E. Hiatt Wife of Walter l. Hickok I �~ 6') ~ -• •:::J :::J • •) - --•... t: ... ,,,,5 !"4 Hickok, Walter L. Hicks, Hattie B. Hicks, Rev. W. W. Hill, Lawrance W. Hill, Ralph L. Hill, Rhoda M. Hipes, Lawrence V. Hipes, Mildred B. Hiooert, F. Mont Hitt, L. Margaret Hix, Emma C. Hix, John W. Hobbs, Edqar Lee Hodge, Mary Carroll Hedgers, Edith J . Hedgers, Marindia, D. Hedgers, William T. Hodges, Hatten P. Hodges, Joseph W. Sr. Hodges, Mary Rosie Hodges, Sidney Garfield Hodges, Virginia Ann Hodges, William David Holden, E. J. Holdren infant son Holdren, Edward Hypse Holdren, infant son Holdren, Robert T. Holland, Arnett P. Holland, infant Hollandsworth, Delia Hollandsworth, Hezekiah C. Holyfield, Flora {Beverly) Hood, Anna Gale Hood, Lydia J. Hook, Hazel M. Hool<er, Emma Z. 12/21/1867 6/19/1 916 Sunset Cem, Christiansburg, Va space 1/9/1 934 Hicks Family Cem. Bedford, Co. space 12/28/1 933 Hicks Family Cem. Bedford, Co. 11/11/1867 space Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 7/4/1941 4/26/1943 Butts Cemetery, Salem, Va 3/12/1869 space Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 4/19/1902 7/20/1942 Locust Bottom 9/26/1927 4/15/1 942 Locust Bottom 8/16/1882 9/1 6/1940 White Sulphur Springs, W. Va 3/18/1875 5/1/1942 Even::ireen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 5/17/1869 9/8/1939 Red Valley Church 8/17/1868 11/14/1941 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 4/3/1922 4/17/1938 Ship to J. H. Hobbs, Starnes, VA 1/21/1881 3/15/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 6/3/1859 3/6/1943 Sherwood, Salem , Va 9/4/1848 3/31/1935 Lebanon Ch. on Rt. 709, 20 mi E. Bedford, Va 4/3/1 852 2/28/1 932 Lebanon Ch. on Rt. 709, 20 mi E. Bedford, Va 7/16/1899 1/1 5/1939 Family Cem, Goaainsville, VA 3/12/1869 9/3/1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 5/27/1929 8/5/1930 Rocky Mount, VA 3/11/1924 3/10/1943 Rocky Mount, VA 11/11/1872 12/11/1942 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 4/2/1865 11/17/1929 Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke 1/3/1 942 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1870 11/7/1925 11/14/1925 Rose Cemetery 3 mi. N. Thaxton, Va 4/10/1896 11/8/1940 Rose Cemetery 3 mi. N. Thaxton, Va 11/7/1925 11/7/1925 Rose Cemetery 3 mi. N. Thaxton, Va 1871 1942 Spring Hill Cemetery 11/16/1895 8/31/1943 Lincoln Burial Park 2/19/1942 2/19/1942 To be taken from shop 11/25/1878 12/26/1942 Carden fam cem nr. Childress 4/12/1876 8/10/1934 Carden fam cem nr. Childress 4/18/1893 2/10/1935 Family Cem near home 4/26/1888 11/26/1940 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 9/15/1857 11/26/1940 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 1943 1888 Presbyterian Cemetery Lynchburg, Va 1870 1941 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke ~.,., :.: Son of Edw. H.& Lillie R. Holdren Son of Edw. H.& Lillie R. Holdren Infant of Warren & Reva Holland Wife of David H. Beverly Wife of J. H. Hood Wife of I. T. Hooker ....J \}J �:J' + ... 5 ...~ -• ;0 •- t>• -•...c: ,,... !! ~ f) ~' Horne, Edna Painter Horne, Marv L. Horne, Otey Georoe Horton, Wilton Houchens, Walter 8. Houchins, George C. Howard, James R. Howell, Charlie T. Howell, Geo. T. Huddleston, John H. Huddleston, John Lester Huff, Elvin A Hughes, Georne E. Hughes, George S. Hughes, infant daughter Hundlev, Cora Belle Hundley, Geon:ie W. Hungate, Fannie R. Hunt, Emma A. Hunt, Irene B. Hunt, Louise Hunter, George D. Hunter, Harrv G. Hunter, Orren V. (Logwood) Hurt, Charles M. Hurt, Rosa Maude Hutcherson, Nathaniel 8. Hylton, Abram Hylton, Izola A. (Conner) Hylton, Louise J. Hylton, Lucv Marv Hyson, Annie L. Ingram, Doris Hardy Irvin, Bass H. Irvin, Hilda Irvin, Judith Anne 4/8/1872 11/11/1859 1/10/1867 2/2/1 912 2/14/1871 6/30/1906 5/9/1880 1/5/1882 6/5/1888 4/4/1849 2/13/1887 12/1/1939 not shown 1835 3/27/1943 10/25/1873 4/20/1862 1/15/1877 3/22/1866 5/8/1907 11/18/1913 6/8/1882 1865 11/13/1 872 1869 10/15/1876 9/2/1875 1/6/1856 1/20/1908 9/23/1861 11/1/1878 4/4/1866 5/8/1 909 gn11811 8/12/1903 2/19/1943 12/1/1 940 4/5/1942 9/23/1939 5/10/1940 3/17/1942 12/12/1942 10/9/1941 7/22/1 943 12/8/1939 12/30/1907 6/25/1942 2/12/1942 6/14/1942 1918 Mt Union Cem., Haymakertown, Va Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Mt Union Cem., Haymakertown, Va Lincoln Burial Park Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA North Bedford Ch. Nr. Boonesboro Rt . #644 Peaks ch. 7 mi. N. Bedford, Va Central Cem. Radford, Va New Hope Ch. On 24 nr. Chamblissbu rg White Sulphur SprinQs, W. Va Jacksonville, Flovd, Va Near Hollins Baptist Church Hunting Creek 12 mi. N. Bedford, Va 3/27/1943 Sunset Cem, Christiansburo, Va 7/22/1942 Salem church at Head of River, Floyd, Va Salem church at Head of River, Floyd, Ve. space 6/23/1942 Troutville, Va 3/7/1941 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 3/7/1935 Beulah Baptist Church 4/26/1939 Hollins Va 6/29/1942 Evergreen Cemetery. Roanoke, VA 9/8/1942 Elk's Rest Cemeterv 1/1 8/1902 Nazareth Ch. At Cifax, Va Spring Hill Cemeterv 1943 8/19/1942 Hurt Burial grd.9 mi. N. Bedford, Va 9/26/1942 Rocky Mount, VA 2/10/1943 Greasy Creek Ch. Cem. ,Folvd, Va Floyd, Va space Greasy Creek Ch. Cem . ,Folvd, Va space 5/5/1941 County Line Cem. Rt 221, nr. Floyd, Va 6/15/1942 White Sulphur SprinQs, W. Va 1/16/1941 Chatham , Va 1/21/1923 Presbyterian Cemetery Lynchburg, Va 1/7/1931 Presbyterian Cemetery Lvnchburg, Va 2/21/1943 Everoreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Infant daughter of M.C. & A.C. Hughes Wife of 0. F. Hunt Wife of Alex Logwood Wife of H. L. Conner Wife of John Hylton Daughter of Wm. A. & Hilda G. Irvin �Irvin, Laura V. l...; ..-~ .. .. ''•.. • ...... • ) .. ~ ,~> Irvin, Patricia Faye Irvin, Robert L. Irvin, Robert N. Jabbour, Fannie Freida (Goria) Jackson, John B. Jackson, T. E. Jacobs, Clelia McCrickard Jacobs, Pinkney D. Jacobs, Rucker D. James, Elmira James, W. Elkney Jameson, J. Mason Jr. Jamison, Paul H. Jannay, Lacy Orvell Jannay, Lewis Armstead Jannay, Walter Edward Janney John H. Janney, Albert W. Janney, Charles Wilton Jr. Janney, Gracie L. Janney, Lida Maud Janney, Martha Janney, Marv Janney, Neal Janney, Nellie F. Janney, Raymond E. Jefferson, Willie L. Jeffrey, Marv Lee Jenkins, Andy P. Jenkins, Madie Seron Jenkins, Richard James Jenkins, W. Allen Jennings, Charles William Jennings, Nannie D. Horseley Jensen, Jacobine Rohm 12/9/1889 6/27/1927 Presbyterian Cem etery Lynchburg1, Va 6/29/1940 6/6/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1/21/1854 5/6/1 931 Presbyterian Cemetery Lynchburg , Va 2/2/1 887 8/23/1889 Presbyterian Cemetery Lynchburg , Va 12/28/1913 7/31/1942 St. Andrews 12/9/1882 7/22/1943 Bedford, VA 2/10/1858 10/9/1943 High Land Cemetery 1/9/1912 12/3/1940 Liberty Ch. Pittsylvania County Rt. :MO 4/25/1871 4/8/1942 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 9/9/1918 12/8/1926 To be taken from shop 11/4/1865 space Radford Cemetery, Skyline Driv e 7/13/1863 3/19/1943 Radford Cemetery, Skyline Driv e Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke , ~·A 1906 1943 9/26/1889 119/1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke , '/A 5/23/1895 3/31/1897 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke , /A 7/11 /1902 1/12/1904 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, V'A 5/27/1893 1/31/1895 Even:i reen Cemetery, Roanok:e , VA space Willis Cem nr. Pig River Chucch 8/18/1939 4/30/1899 11/3/1 942 Willis Cem nr. Pig River Chur ch 3/10/1943 3/10/1943 To be taken from shop 10/10/1922 11/11/1922 Willis Cem nr. Pig River Chur ct 11/9/1904 7/2/1905 Homer Johnson's place 1 mii.frorn Pig River Ch. space 3/15/1900 Willis Cem nr. Pig River Chuirch 10/10/1922 space Willis Cem nr. Pig River ChLJrch 8/15/1 875 2/21 /1943 Pig River Church, Franklin Oounty 11/27/1932 1/25/1938 Willis Cem nr. Pig River Chu rch 2/16/1923 5/5/1941 Boone Hill Baptist Church 11/14/1881 10/2/1943 Nr. Burnt Chimney on Jefferson p lace 7/18/1867 10/10/1943 Spring Hill Cemetery 8/27/ 1889 11/18/1941 See Marsteller order 10/10/1886 7/19/1943 Evergreen Cemetery Roano k; , VA 1938 Highland Norton, Va 1898 1875 1942 Evergreen Cemetery, Roano k;, VA 1/29/1859 4/28/1913 Bedford, VA 10/3/1866 7/24/1940 Bedford, VA 1/20/1860 9/5/1920 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Daughter of Warren P. &Beulah C. Irvin Wife of Feris Joseph Goria Wife of Lowry 0 . Jacobs Daughter of N.J.& Delia Janney ~· --1 V\ �-I ~ ~ z ~ ~ r- ~ a: ~ ~ -f m tn L Jensen, Jens Diedrich Jensen, Lawrence Jens Jensen, Lela Whitehead Jessee, Elder B. V. Jessee, Elizabeth L. Jessee, Nancy C. Jeter, John Waller John, Jim L. Johnson, Andrew S. Johnson, Blanche L. Johnson, Eddie W. Johnson, J. Walter Johnson, James H. Johr.1son, Melvin C. Johnson, Queen A Johnson, Robert Lee Johnson, Wade H. Jones, Baby Son Jones, Catherine EnQland Jones, Ella Elizabeth (Over) Jones, Joel L. Jones, John Allen Jones, Leslie Vinton Jordan, John Thomas Joyce, Green Lee Joyce, James E. Joyce, Lem G. Joyce, Lucendv R. Kanode, George L. Kanode, Shurman R. (Carden) Karnes, Albert C. Karnes, William E. Keaton, Lewis Morqan Keesee, Jessie M. Keesee, William R. Keister, Annie Martin Keister, Pearl M. 6/28/1862 4/23/1930 Fairview Cemeterv Roanoke 12/28/1899 9/25/1917 Fairview Cemeterv Roanoke 9/24/1891 2/14/1943 Fairivew Cemeterv Roanoke 3/21 /1854 11 /18/1 937 Called for. 9/18/1863 2/9/1931 Big Stone Gap, Va 1/19/1855 5/4/1931 Called for. 5/4/1863 1/22/1937 Bedford, VA 1861 1942 Evernreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 4/ 14/1873 8/15/1937 Home burial Qround near Montvale 1871 space MorQan Church, Moneta, VA 11/25/1866 7/13/1940 To be taken from shoo 7728/1868 1/15/1942 Bedford, VA 4/22/1864 3/3/1943 Ephesus Church 10 mi.SE of Bedford, Va 8/1 5/1936 5/14/1937 Nr. Redwood 9/22/1872 5/15/1943 Leftwich Church 5/511865 8/2/1931 Ship ta.D.R.Williams Bassett, Va Morqan Church, Moneta, VA 1873 1936 9/21/1942 9/21/1942 Will call for 1848 1942 SprinQ Hill Cemeterv 10/17/1880 4/15/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 1/14/1870 2/1/1942 Bedford, VA 1/1/1877 4/6/1943 Sherwood, Salem 6/27/1923 4/5/1943 Red Oak Grove, Flovd, Va 6/10/1881 1/13/1943 BiQ Island 12/6/1890 9/12/1943 Mt. Hermon Church, Bassett, Va 10/24/1926 6/23/1937 Mt. Hermon Church, Bassett, Va 9/10/1887 10/22/1942 To L.G . Joyce, Bassett, Va 8/20/1869 11/1/1938 Bassett Cemetery, Bassett, Va 1/9/1861 3/26/1932 Bell Spring 3/8/1936 Sunset Cem 1/5/1891 4/18/1884 12/1/1940 Such Spring Church, 8 mi. N. Bedford, VA 3/7/1938 Mt. View, Vinton 8/8/1886 1/10/1872 9/10/1942 Head of River Cemetery 10/5/1878 10/17/1941 Keesee home on Rt. 29, 10 mi. N. Altavista, VA 5/10/1917 10/10/1942 Halifax Baptist Church, Rt. 57, Nathalia, Va 2/8/1943 Blacksbura, Va 2/9/1 864 12/3/1867 7/2/1942 Karner burial around, 10 mi. S.W. Bedford, Va Son of H.D. and M.D. Jones Wife of Joel H. Jones Wife of James H. Over �~ 50 E ~ D ~ i~ ~ ~ E ,.i- 5 f-1 ~ Keister, Willie L. Kelly, E. Frances (Broughman) Kelly, Luster Ray Kelly, Mary E. Kelly, Mary Franees Kelly, Sidney Kelsey, Denham Arthur Kendrick, Bessie M. Kendrick, Cary M. Kesler, Dorothy May Kesler, Mary Mildred Key, Alma (Jeter) Key, Nannie Freeman Kilbourne, Cora Lee Kinq, Alfred Dewey King, Joseph R. King, Lella A. Kinqery , Bud Kingery , Cora A. Kingery, Cuttie Kingery, J. P. Kingery, Lora Kingery, Mildred Frances Kirby, John Dillard Kirby, Willie Catherine Kitterman, Asa D. Knautz, Lt. Richard L. Koontz, Ezra Wilbur Koontz, Philip E. Jr. Krantz, Charles Houston Krantz, Frank W. Krantz, Hattie Kathleen Kyle, Eliza Jane Kyle, Georgia Etta Laage, George F. Lacey, Betty Ellen 12/28/1868 12/18/1850 8/17/1914 6/21/1871 10/25/1871 5/5/1869 7/28/1880 9/20/1887 4/27/1889 1916 12/31/1901 1879 1840 1875 5/18/1898 11/7/1856 9/12/1901 9/25/1889 8/23/1877 2/12/1911 3/29/1876 1/29/1887 10/5/1922 1875 1884 3/12/1887 5/8/1920 2/9/1881 10/4/1903 3/24/1875 8/23/1902 7/14/1905 4/23/1840 4/8/1864 1862 9/1/1942 space 2/9/1942 5/18/1942 3/7/1942 6/19/1943 1/4/1943 3/13/1942 11/9/1942 space 1943 2/16/1903 1925 2/00/1885 1885 8/20/1942 space 5/31/1943 space 8/22/1942 8/27/1913 3/14/1943 3/8/1943 11/20/1941 1943 space 3/29/1941 5/7/1943 10/3/1943 11/8/1 942 1/22/1941 4/20/1943 6/5/1907 5/17/1931 4/16/1940 8/27/1942 space Karner burial ground, 10 mi. S.W. Bedford, Va Bethel Cem, Lick Run on 220 Moran Cemetery at Hettie Yates Robinette Cem ,Powell's Valley,5 mi.S Norton, Va Sweet Springs, W. VA East Hill, Salem , Va Bedford, VA West View Gem, Blacksburg, Va West View C-em, Blacksburg, Va Union Hall Cemetery Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Suck Springs Church Clyde Key Family Cem, 8 mi. N. Bedford, Va Kelly View, Va. 2 mi. E. of Appalachia Va Rocky Mount, VA Wilson Cemetery Floyd, Va Wilson Cemetery Floyd, Va Campbell Cem, Rocky Mount Rd Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Howard Campbell's nr. Red Hill Taken from shop Campbell Cem , Rocky Mount Rd Angle Cemetery right beyond Wirtz, Va Family Cem, Shawsville, Va Family Cem, Shawsville, Va Floyd, Va Gretna, Va Even:~reen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Andrew Chapel, SprinQwood, Va. Andrew Chapel, Soringwood, Va. Elk's Rest Cemetery Mart Reasor Cemetery, 3 ml. E. of Drvden, Va Wife of Samuel Broughman Son of Capt. F.W. and M.S. Kelly Wife of Robert H. Jeter Daughter of H.F. & Minerva Kilbourne Wife of Rufus P. Kyle Wife of Frank P. Kyle -_j -J �- ~ O<) s0 -.-.. :":> c Dii- 0 0 Dii- > ->~ ~ -t T'I /') • Lambert, George W. Lancaster, John D. Lane, Laura Lane, Oliver G. Lankford, Floyd T. Laughlin, Aubrey Laughlin, John Samuel Laughlin, Martha J. Fuqua Laughon, Howard H. Law, Mable Hicks Lawrence, Lottie Layman, Annie F. Layman, Brown B. Layman, Charlie Andrew Layman, Henrv H. Layman, J. Theodore Lee, Daisy Lee, Gertrude Lee, Herbert M. Lee, John Henry Jackson Lee, Susan E. 4/6/1849 1/16/1873 1889 1883 5/3/1870 6/1 2/1915 8/7/1854 1/11/1858 1/30/1875 8/18/1910 1873 3/23/1871 7/25/1877 1/8/1883 6/20/1883 1/13/1869 8/23/1888 1/30/1888 11/29/1900 7/31/1844 6/15/1 845 Leftwich, Maroaret M. Lemmon, Jennie Frances Lemons, Grover E. Lewis, Martha A. Ligon, John Emmett 10/13/1925 11/20/1927 Bedford, VA 10/7/1865 1/6/1 943 Presbyterian Ch. 5 mi. S.W. Forest, Va 3/1/1902 10/28/1942 Buffalo Cem. Sandy Ridae, NC 3/19/1866 5/1/1942 Lewis olace, Alleahanv. Va 12/26/1875 4/1/1943 East Hill, Salem, Va Lindley, Lucy (Williams-Burwell) Linkenhoker, Annie Linkenhoker, Elizabeth East Linkenhoker, Sidney A. Lippman, Meyer M. Lipps, Johathan E. Lipscomb, Lila A. Little, J. E. Lockhart, Ludie Franklin 8/1/1863 1877 7/6/1908 1871 1863 10/25/1851 2115/1872 5/22/1869 12/29/1876 5/29/1943 Tombstone Cemeterv 2/22/1942 EverQreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1941 Arbuckle's Hill Cemeterv Fairview Cemeterv Roanoke 1943 6/21/1931 Mt. View, Vinton 3/7/1 943 Ephesus Church 10 mi. SE of Bedford, Va 2/21 /1 936 Nicooolis Church 12/22/1929 Nicopolis Church 4/26/1942 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 7/14/1932 To be oicked uo_ 1939 Sunset Cem., Christiansburo, Va 4/3/1942 Daleville, Va 6/4/1943 Mt. Union, Botetourt County 4/5/1 943 Anole Cemeterv rioht beyond Wirtz, Va 10/5/1941 Boone Hill Baotist Church 4/25/1948 Daleville, Va 10/15/1940 Lincoln 10/13/1941 East Hill, Salem, Va 1/10/ 1943 Daleville Cemetery, Daleville, Va 9/19/1928 East Hill, Salem, Va 1/31 / 1934 Flovd, Va 11/28/1941 East Hill, Salem , Va 1939 Mt. Maria Ch. Cem turn off at Lapes Run 10/14/1940 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA Sprinqwood Methodist Ch. Andrew Chapel 1942 3/16/1941 Jewish City Cemetery 1/31/1943 Wise, Va 5/22/1941 Sprinq Hill Cemetery, Lynchburg, Va 4/12/1941 Forest Baotist ch. Forest, Va 11/19/1942 White Sulphur Sprinas, WVA Daughter of Frank H. & Lucy A. Leftwich D. of Chas. Williams & Mary Carter Braxton Burwell �<: ~ r> c E F 1111> g ,.. -,.. ') -r: c 1111> 5... ,,"' Logan, Irene S. Logan, Joseph Davies Long, James W. Long, Martin L. Lorenzen, Petrina Lorenzen, Theodore Lovern, M. Elbert Loving, Elinor Ruth Lowry, James W. Lucas, Hunter T. Lucas, Ivy Kenneth Lucas, Myrtle Louise Lundberg, Albert G. Lynch, Augustus C. Lynch, Edna L. Lynch, EuQene Lee Lynch, Everett L. Lynch, Isabell E. Lynch, Julia Frances Lynch, Peter William Marriott, Laura V. (Irvin) Marshall, Nannie Sue {Johnson) Martin, A. M. Martin, Nellie E. (Campbell) Mason, Maud (Freeman) Matroni, Lula (Hawkins) McClave, Wm. G. McNeel, Joseph S. McParland, Charles Miller, Maude (Huddleston) Moore, Bettie Liece (Garland} Moton, Ernstine (Lee) Murphy, Lucy K. (Blair} Newcomb, Lew H. Oakes, Louisa Emma (Blair} Offerson, Sherm A. 6/11/1920 8/10/1942 To be taken from shop 10/6/1855 6/1/1926 East Hill, Salem, Va 10/18/1882 4/13/1943 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 6/30/1858 6/9/1943 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 6/6/1842 7/31/1913 St Andrews, Roanoke, Va 6/10/1847 11/29/1927 St Andrews, Roanoke, Va 3/27/1907 10/2/1942 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke Taken to Covington, Va 1923 1940 5/12/1943 Fairview Cemetery Roanoke 12/27/1866 12/28/1879 5/8/1925 Bedford, VA 1/9/1883 9/11/1942 Troutville Cem. Troutville, Va 7/28/1926 2127/1927 Troutville Cem. Troutville, Va 1879 1943 Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke, VA 1843 1911 Union, Wva space Union, Wva 1877 2/20/1924 9/1/1941 Family Cem, Rckv Mt. Va 2/11/1907 8/18/1940 Redwood Union, Wva 1847 1943 5/12/1858 3/19/1942 Family Cem , 2 mi. from Rocky Mount, Va space Family Cem, 2 mi. from Rocky Mount, Va 1/27/1857 11/18/1858 10/28/1942 Presbyterian Cemetery Lynchburg, Va 9/17/1877 2/10/1941 Oakwood Cemetery 1860 2/15/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 8/25/2002 12124/1942 Campbell Cem. on Rocky Mount Road 8/17/1900 1/24/1943 Lincoln 1/23/1876 5/12/1943 Spring Hill Cemetery 1875 4/11/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1862 1933 To be taken from shop 1859 2/21/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 12/8/1889 5/14/1942 White Sulphur Springs, W. Va 10/31/1858 1/15/1939 Fairview, Buchanan, VA 2/17/1911 5/27/1939 Lincoln 9/11/1890 11/6/1942 Vance, beyond Steagall's home 1865 4/27/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 10/3/1867 12/22/1942 Vance, beyond Steagall's home 1869 5/5/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery Son of J. Logan &Sarah Strother, Hus.of G. Willis Daughter of J. R. & Naomi Loving Wife of Harden H. Johnson Wife of A. W. Hawkins Wife of J. L. Huddleston Wife of William Miller Garland Wife of James L. Blair Wife of Robert Young Blair -- --1 --D �~ 5 t.? ~ ~ CJ 0 -.... ') c: -... .5 !:: ,,...n ~ -CP 0 Overstreet, Charlotte Leigh Overstreet, Sarah F. (Eckart) Parr, Lucie Philips (Claytor) Poff, Mary Frances (Griffith) Pollard, Lillie R. (Creasy) Prillaman, Lera Pullen, Fannie (Huahes) Robertson, Mary F. (Craghead) Rosar, Frederick A. Schramm, Charles H. Sherwood, Georoe A. Sherwood, James H. Sides, Addie J. (Huffman) Slaughter, Mary (Guerrant) Smith Letitia V. (Counts) Smith, Birdie E. (Corron) Smith, Leonard Stewart, Mabel C.(Candler) Stiff, Berta May (Fuqua) Stuckey, John E. Sutherland, Marv (Berger) Tabor, Manley K. Taylor, Velona Louise Treadway, Treva (Jennings) Trout, Mary E. Turner, Charlie H. Wade, Bettie E. (Candler) Walker, Louise Annie (Duggins) Ward, Clara C.(Hutson) Wheless, Ella (llggan) Whitescarver, Sallie (Hartman) Willis, Georgine (LoQan) Wood, Flossie E. 3/10/1889 12/21/1941 Bedford, Va 7/26/1917 4/23/1936 Bedford, Va 10/17/1867 12/29/1937 Bedford, Va 1/7/1874 6/28/1942 Mountain View 12/27/1874 7/17/1913 Pisoah Church, 1Omi. E. Bedford, Va 5/5/1867 10/20/1943 Evergreen Cemeterv. Roanoke, VA 1848 1923 Huntino Creek 12 mi. N. Bedford, Va 12/22/1877 7/16/1942 Bedford, Va 1882 2/20/1943 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1866 7/20/1941 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1876 8/30/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery 1866 2/20/1942 Elk's Rest Cemetery 10/5/1872 3/17/1943 Peters Creek Cem. Cedar Lawn 8/23/1"863 1/5/1940 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 10/10/1957 9/26/1932 Gaos Mill, W. Va 12/3/1862 2/8/1942 White Sulphur Springs, W. VA 2/27/1943 Elk's Rest Cemeterv 1858 8/4/1894 5/31/1937 Spring Hill Cem 9/29/1878 1/22/1943 Mt. View, Vinton, Va 4/4/1943 Elk's Rest Cemeterv 1860 6/3/1851 12/24/1941 Union Hall, Va 2/5/1943 Elk's Rest Cemeterv 1881 3/2/1845 11/12/1921 Everoreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 5/17/1907 11/8/1942 Brookneal, Va 3/10/1867 4/30/1942 Fairview Cemeterv, Roanoke 2/11/1881 5/26/1932 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 3/30/1857 9/23/2026 Spring Hill Cem 4/1/1845 2/21/1920 Evergreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA 2/1/1871 12/16/1938 Everoreen Cemeterv, Roanoke, VA SprinQ Hill Cemeterv 1943 1868 6/16/1860 1/13/1943 East Hill Cem. Salem, Va 3/22/1861 11/22/1941 East Hill, Salem, Va 8/21/2002 2/28/1943 Bedford, Va Wife of Robert T. Carter Wife of Edward P. Eckart Wife of A. Boyd Claytor Wife of W. H. Griffith Wife of John R. Creasy Wife of Thomas Jackson Amos Wife of George S. Hughes Wife of C.l. Craghead Wife of Elias Benj. Huffman Wife of U. G. Guerrant Wife of Frazier H. Corron Wife of John Thomas Fuqua Wife of D. H. Berger Wife of Robert H. Day Wife of J.E. Jennings Wife of J. C. Davenport Daughter of Thos. C. Duqqins Wife of William E. Hutson Wife of James D. Liggan Wife of B. P. Hartman Dau.of G. Willis & Sallie Smith, Wife of J. Logan Wife of Roy Atkinson �Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records- continued I~ I EVANS, Char1es - d by 13 Aug 1776 Bot Co - Ref Order Book 1776-1780 pl Admr Bryan McDONALD EVANS, E1bert P - b 14 Jan 1838 Appamattox Co [or Charlotte Co] - d 2 Jan 1913 [Bot Co Death Cert & WB] - f Elisha EVANS (b Pr Ed Co] - m Mary (SMITH) (b Pr Ed Co) - buried Saville Cem - cd Arterio Sclerosis - [Relatives: wife Prucia Ann CRAWFORD; heirs A L McCOY & H S CALDWELL] EVANS, Evan - d by 15 Nov 1775 Bo Co - Ref Admr bond - Admr John Stewart EVANS, Frances - b ca 1826 Amherst Co, Va - d May 1865 Bot Co - a ge 39y - cd measles - rep by bus Samuel EVANS EVANS, John - d by 1880 Bot Co (will) - wife Nancy; unnamed son was dead (whose widow Matilda md HUDSON her EVANS ch Jacob & Nannie EVANS, John C - d by 1938 Bot Co (will) - f [Thomas Green EVANS] - m [Susan GORDAN] - wife Mary ETTA - had a house in Cloverdale, Va EVANS, John Robert - b 29 Jan 1844 Bot Co - d 17 Jan 1913 Bot Co - f Elisha EVANS (b Alb Co) - m Mary (SMim) (b Alb Co) - buried Deisher Cem - cd TB EVANS, Mark - d by 1834 [1826] division of Peter EVANS - m Mary TOSH - Relatives: Ch: Jonathan, Mary PE'ITIT, George P HANNAH (no John's address not known. - [made a survey estate to 7 heirs (Bot Co) - f Jane, E1izabeth, Catherine, Maria, kinship given for HANNAH), son 1824, about 2 years before he died" EVANS, Peter - d by Jan 1797 Bot Co - f [Mark EVANS] - m [Katherine THOMAS] - Ref WB A p440, will dated 2 Dec 1796 - Relatives: wife Mary; Ch: Mark , Thomas, Jonathan, Wi1liam, John, Betsy, Catren - (on 12 Dec 1797 orphans Mark, Thomas, Jonathan and William were under 14) EVANS, Prucia Ann - d by 1924 Bot Co (will) - f Joseph CRAWFORD - m Elizabeth CRIST - [widow of Elbert P EVANS - entire estate willed to H E S CALDWELL EVANS, Thomas (unmd) - d by 1834, estate to bro & sis, Bot Co - f Peter EVANS - m Mary TOSH - Relatives: sis Catherine HARRIS (her 2 ch Thos & Eliza both) & bros, Mark (his ch: Mary PETTIT, Jane C, Elizabeth B B, John, Catherine W, Mariah p & Jonathan), John, Jonathan & William W EVANS, Thomas - d by 13 Aug 1776 Bot Co - Ref Order Book 1776-1780 p2 Appraisa l ordered - [wife Judith] - Appraisers to be Jacob KENT, John ROBINSON, wm ROBINSON, John MADISON EVANS, Thomas (of Shenandoah Co, Va) - d by 8 Mar 1785 (oral wil l) Bot Co Ref: WB A p224, 225, will dated 8 Mar 178 5, Admr bond, appraisal; order book 1784-1786 p52 - Relatives: he disowned all relatives & l eft estate to friends James GOSH, David PORTER, James PERGRAIN (all came from Shenandoah Co, Va) Admr Hannah EVANS EVANS, William - d [by 1838] Bot Co - f [Peter EVANS] - m [Mary TOSH] [wife Elizabeth SPESSARD] EVERSOLE see Elizabeth BAKER, Henry BAKER Sr, Sarah Louise PEERY ----------------~JRalNL!-ADDAL&~UU.lLlli'\:rc..L.:..-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ �EVERSOLE, Jacob - b ca 1785 Va (census #489 ) - d by 14 Dec 1857 Bot Co - Adm Emanue1 HOUSER - settlement of Jacob EVERSOLE: Emanuel HOUSER got his land, one of Jacob's other heirs was John EVERSOLE, who died in 1864 leaving these ch: Peter EVERSOLE, John EVERSOLE, Maria (md David SHOWALTER), E1izabeth (md Adam LONG, their dau Mary LONG md David COINER EWING see Alexander HANDLEY, Mary L EWING MAYS EWING, Daniel F - b 4 May 1836 Bed Co (census #939) - d 12 Sep 1862 - age 26y - Ref Death Book - cd typhoid fever - rep by wife Mo11ie J EWING - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem - Adm Mary J EWING (13 Oct 1862) FAGG see Wi11iam S JONES FAIRBURN see John Edward Fillmore MADDEN FAIRBURNE, Harriet M - b ca 1828 Rh Co - d 2 Dec 1869 - age 4ly - f John BINXLE - m Mary - cd giving birth - rep by hus John FAIRBURNE FAIRCHILD, (female) - b 29 Apr 1917 Bot Co - d 29 Apr 1917 - f G G FAIRCHILD (b NC) - m Minnie (REESE ) (b NC) - buried Bonsacks Cem - cd premature FALLS see Sarah E CRAWFORD, Liza Jane MARmAM, Mary Catherine WATTS, Jacob HOOVEN, Solomon CAMPER, Jeremiah JENKINS, Daniel HECK, Elizabeth B BECK, Clifton H McCLURE FALLS, (male) - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 15 Jan 1857 - f James FALLS Jr - m Sarah E [SCHENCK] - cd unkn - rep by father FALLS, (male) - b 18 Apr 1917 Bot Co - d 18 Apr 1917 - f Uria Calvin FALLS (b Bot Co) - m Wilmer Cora (PENDLETON) (b Bed Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem cd premature FALLS, Catherine - b 17 Mar 1815 - d 5 July 1877 Bot Co - f m [Peggy FINK] - [w/o Thomas FALLS] - grave Mill Creek Cem [ J oseph FALLS] - FALLS, Dora Lee - b ca Jan 1861 Bot Co - d 24 Oct 1861 - age 8m 28d - f John H FALLS - m Mary [ST CLAIR] - cd whooping cough - rep by mother FALLS, Eliza A - b ca 1864 Bot Co - d 28 Apr 1866 - age 2y - f Joseph C FALLS - m Elizabeth T - cd burnt to death - rep by father FALLS, George - b 6 Feb 1862 Bot Co - d 6 Feb 1862 - age ~d - f FALLS - m Mary Ann [HUFF] - cd unkn - rep by mother Benjamin FALLS, James Jr - d by [22] Apr 1814 (order) - f [James FALLS Sr] - m [Eleanor JINKINS] - Ref WB C p56, 433, appraisal & sale - [Admr John KELLY] FALLS, Mary - b ca 1800 Bot Co - d 10 July 1859 Poor House - age 59y - cd consumption - rep by Steward - [maybe widow of Peter FALLS (d by 1830)] FALLS, Mary Elizabeth V (a twin) - b ca 1856 - d 17 Aug 1857 - f FALLS - m Mary Ann [HUFF] - cd flux - rep by mother Benjamin �f83 FALLS, Mollie L - b 24 Aug 1862 - d 6 May 1897 - age 34y 8m 12d - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone FALLS, Peter (md) - b [ca 1792] Va - d Aug 1849 - age 57y - cd dispepsia Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule [House ft960] [ wife "Betsy" Elizabeth HOOVER] FALLS, Preston Cardina - b 1865 Lithia, Bot Co - d 6 July 1917 - f James FALLS (b Lithia, Bot Co) - m Sarah (SCHENK) -buried Lithia Cem cd Acute Entra Colitis FALLS, Priscilla Virginia (a twin) - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 17 Aug 1857 - f Benjamin FALLS - m Mary Ann [HUFF] - cd flux - rep by mother FALLS , Robert - b 2 Jan 1860 Bed Co - d 2 Jan 1914 Bot Co - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd pneumonia FALLS, Sa11ie E - b 1 Sep 1859 - d 14 Apr 1897 - w/o F[1oyd] M[arshall] FALLS - grave Old Glade Creek Cem FALLS, Sarah Ann - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 26 Aug 1855 - f Wi11iam [T] FALLS m Elizabeth - cd flux - rep by father FALLS, Sarah J - b 18 Mar 1834 Bot Co - d 28 Nov 1917 - f J[ames] BRAUGHMAN (b Va) - m [Mary] (b Va) - buried Glen Wilton Cem - cd Acute Dilation of Heart - [w/o Hazlett G FALLS] FALLS, Thomas C - b ca 1805 Bot Co - d 15 Apr 1867 - a g e 6ly Sm - f J o hn FALLS - m Lydia [CAMPER] - cd heart di s eas e - rep by wife E1iza J FALLS FARIES s ee FARRIES, Frances GRADY FARLEY see Martha Jane MURPHY FARLEY, Harriet (single) - b ca 1804 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1866 - a ge 6 2y - f Seth FARLEY - m Sarah - cd fever - rep by niece Frances WOODYARD - adm 8 July 1 867 Sherif£ Lewis LINKENHOn:R FARISS, Frances T - b ca 1793 Va (census #1130) - d by 8 Aug 185 3 - w/ o J ame s FARRIES - Ex Sarah E FARIES FARRIE, Wi11iam - d by 9 Oct 1805 (dau called an orp han) - d au Nan cy ( u nder 14 ) FARRIES see FARIES, Lutitia LEMON FARRIS , James - b c a 17 88 - d 26 Nov 186 0 - ag e 7 2y - f J acob FARRIS - cd paraliz e d - rep b y son Charles FARRIS FARROW s ee Maria F BRUGH, Melsena LARCH FARROW, Drury - d b y 13 Au g 18 55 - Adm John WILHELM FARROW, Enos S, Maj or - b 9 J an 1824 - d 18 Mar 1 89 0 - f [Is aac FARROW] - m [Ann RANKIN] - h/o Frances J [MAYS] FARROW ( 182 5-1896 ) - Ref Amsterdam Gravestone \#_fQOIMIA_A~~ALACHIAN_NlJ i ES �FARROW, Frances J - b 22 Feb 1825 - d 6 Dec 1896 - f [Matthew] MAYS - m (Esther REID] - w/o Major Enos S FARROW (1824-1890) - R ef Amsterdam gravestone FEAZLE, Besakiah (sin g le) - b ca 1840 FEAZLE - cd dropsy - rep by father d 18 Mar 1859 - FEAZLE, John C - b ca 1835 Bot Co - d 31 May 1 862 Army FEAZLE - m E cd killed rep by father FEAZLE, Philip A (u.rund) 19y - father J C FEAZLE - age 19y - John C f age 27y - f J C b ca 1 851 Bot Co - d 20 Dec 1870 Bu c hanan Tw sp m Eliza - cd scrof ulo - rep by fa th er FELIX see Willie E WOODSON, Lou WOODSON FELLERS s ee Malinda DEEL, Mary KEMPLIN, Sarah E BURGER, Peter RINER, Missouri E ASTON, E11en S KEMPLIN, Nancy KEMPLIN, Sarah JANE RADER, Alic e SHAY, Michael FESTLER FELLERS, Alexander - b 28 Apr 1808 - d 1 Ju1y 1895 (1761-1822) - Ref Brick Union Graves tone h/o Elizabeth FELLERS FELLERS, Anna B - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d 29 Ma r 1867 FELLERS - m Mary - cd consumption rep by father age 21y - FELLERS, Catherine Laurence FELLERS b ca 1774 Pa d 2 Jan 1858 - f cd old age - Lewis P rep by bus FELLERS, Elizabeth - b 14 Sep 1817 - d 7 Sep 1894 - age 76y 11m 23d Alexander FELLERS (1808-1895) - R ef Brick Union gravestone w/o FELLERS, George W b ca 1 840 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 18 68 - age 28y - f Lewis FELLERS - m Barbara A cd posioned - rep by wife Pauline W FELLERS FELLERS, John - b c a 16 July 1831 Bot Co - d 24 July 1862 a ge 31y Om 9d f Lewis P FELLERS - m Mary - cd consumption - rep by father FELLERS, Lewis P - d July 1882 (will recorded) dated 3 July 1882 - Wife Mary; son Peter G ' Ref Bot Co WB 0 b Joel BURGER (b cd I ntestin a l TB & ca 1820 Va - FELLERS, Nancy - (single) [?widow] - b ca 1782 Bot co 77y - m [Ann J ONES] - cd pneumoni a - rep by son Lewis p John (md Fr Co 1 804)] wi11 f FELLERS, Martha Paulina - b 3 May 1 84 9 - d 12 June 191 6 Va ) - m Katie (OBENSHAIN) (b Va) - buried Fincastl e Cem hear t fa ilure - hus Wallace Fesler FELLERS FELLERS, Peter (1850 census #1 00 6 says FELLOWS) 1858 - h/o Sarah K - Adm Lewis LINKENHOGER p42, d by 13 Dec d 9 Mar 185 9 - age FELLERS - widow [of FELLERS, Silas T - b ca 12 Jan 1816 Bot Co - d 1 5 July 1858 - £ [John FELLERS] - rn [Nancy JONES] - cd consumption - rep by wife (James??) 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'WASKEY, William Christopher· Montgomery Co, VA· 1900-10 death" If this data tak es more than one line or the spouse is included on the same line, it will count as two n ames. The limit is 10 names. The surname index is published in the August issue. VAN cannot vouch for the accuracy of the material submitted to us and p rinted by us . The 'translation ' of the original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. �NON/PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE FALL 2005 PAID PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soc., Inc. P.O. Box 12485 R oano ke, VA 24026 Address Servic e R e quested 10 1 8 R oan oke Publi c..: I .ihrar: Fo unt.lat ion 706 S .klh.:r son S t R oanoke V /\ 240 16-5 I 04 I • I •I. I • 111. I I I II I I 11.11 .. I •I • II 11. I II I II I 59 10 •" 5 0n n'1'+A 08/25/06 ' I • 11 .. II I •l 'r MAB I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 29, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource Fairview Cemetery Established in 1890 and Still in Use; Botetourt County Deaths, Evans-Felty. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Fall 2005 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv29n4 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/5001/VANv29n3.pdf 1884191ee6239cc5ed3cda34ec8c7c4a PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 SUMMER 2005 Virginia Appalachian Notes Plttaylvenla Danvtll• • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia ~~ Roonoke City Public L-ibn::ir Virg'ri1a i<oom �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 29 - No. 3 - Sununer 2005 (July, August, September) CONTENTS Transcript of General Assembly Act Fonning Floyd Co. & Photo Copy of Act by Mary Ann Barnes 101 Treasure Hunt by Fran Ferguson 104 New Books in the Virginia Room 105 On \Vriting and Spelling 107 Poage Cemetery, Roanoke, Virginia by Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes 109 German Man Finds Out Genealogist is a Relative by Kristen Davis 112 Roanoke Area Local History Reacfu1g List by J olm Long 117 Local Cemeteries Reveal Salem's History by John and Candy Long, Historic Salem 119 Inventory of Book Plates and Coat of Arms (in the Virginia Room) by Jim Nelson 121 World War I Draft Registration Cards, A, Band C contributed by Babe Fowler 123 Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Membership Directory 2005 126 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by "Babe" Waskey Fowler 134 Tips 146 It may seem odd to think you'd ever find a fine East Coast Cabernet in a posh restaurant-but not if you're up on your history. After all, in 1619, America's first legislature, the House of Burgesses, fmmed at Virginia's Jamestown Colony, required every male over 20 to plant at least 10 grape vines. That started America' s industrial wine production with a 200-year head start on California. What' s really odd is that the east coast wines ever got so far behind. AAA World, July/August 2005, page 56 VtRGINlA APPALACHlAN NOTlS �Southwestern }Jir!Jinia- geneafogka( So~} ,nc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 " August 2005 Dear Friends, Stephen C. Vest, Director of Botetourt County, Virginia Libraries, advised they have successfully converted historical issues of the Fincastle Herald from micro-film to CD-Rom format. Years covered are 1935-1945 and 1950-1968. They are now being processed for public use at their three libraries, where they may be viewed and copied. The Giles County Historical Society has conserved 250 local newsapers, ranging from 1859-2005. They have reorganized over 750 family files to improve accessibility and facilitate genealogical research October brings Family History Month and the Virginia Room wi ll present a full day of celebration. Two very difficult research groups will be featured. Char McCargo Bah will speak on African American research (see the article by Kristin Davis in this issue) and a speaker wi ll instruct on Native American research. The date is OCTOBER !51••••••••• something for Eve1yone. Society members will be available to answer questions and help beginners. We are quite beautiful that time of year (Our mountains, this is) so plan on a trip to attend and then spent a few days researching in the area. NEEDED: At the next meeting we will ask for new faces and ideas to lead this society. Don't be bashful. Say, hey I can take minutes at the meetings, or arrange for speakers. Or, by golly, I know I could do a bang up job as editor of the VAN. What ever your talent.. YOU ARE NEEDED! The Virginia Room needs your (our) support! Election is in November. Sincerely, AA /£4 / ~ . ..<- Elaine Powers, vice-president and program chair, has requested a survey. Please present a program about_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Speaker/speakers Suggestion._ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ Reply to earlybird@ntelos.net OR Our P.O. address, att: SVGS President .... 'VIRGINIA~APPALACHIAN OOTE:S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ _ _______.,. �I oJ Montgomery County, Virginia In conformity to an act of the General assembly entitled an act forming a new county out of Montgomery County passed the 12th day of January 18Jl . Floyd County, Virginia Montgomery county, Virginia Will Book 5 page 52 : In obedience of two orders of court to- us directed, one from the county court of Montgomery, and one from the count y court of Floyd for the purpose of runing and marking the lines between said counties , in conformity to an act of the General assembly entitled " an act forming a new county out of Montgomery County" passed the 12th day of January 18Jl, we met at the Franklin and Montgomery lines opposite the widow Latrels and proceeded as followth to Wit . Beginning on-two chesnut sprouts a spanish oak and hickory on· "tne Franklin line, and ·running S 74° W 94 poles to the widow Lutrels house, leaving said house in Montgomery county, thence S 72 W-1232 pol es passing John Thrash's house 72 poles to a chesnut on the top of a hill in said Thrashe's field leaving said Thrash in Montgomery county, thence S 67W 1920 poles part measured ani marked and part calculated to the highest point in John cooper's old place, and cornered on said point, thence S 42 W 1448 poles to whare the waggon road crosses the Laurel ridge, and with the highest part of said ridge , with the meanders of said ridge to the mouth of Brush creek, whare it empties into Little river, and with the meanders of said river to- two maples at the mouth of the tan bough branch at the foot of a spur of ,.Mack' s mountain, and thence up said spur with a marked line with said mountain, crossing Laurel creek, to the principal Southern range of said Mack's mountain, and with said range to the Grason line. Giver under our hands this fifth day of May 1831. Peter Guerrant, Jr . Leri Vermillion Andrew Wilson Robt. Crockett Job . Wells John Gardner At Montgomery June court 18Jl This report of the commissioners appointed to run and mark the lines of Floyd . county was returned to court, and ordered to be recorded. Teste Charles Taylor. C Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes 1204 Allison Drive Rockville, Md . 20851 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES "'---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ �) I ! ,: . ~~...~~~/.;,;,.: .·. . .~ 2'f' " . f' ·~·: ;~-:7~r ' "'' ... ·. !'~-f~~~·: ' I '· /' ~~~ ·~P? ~<V?/ .... . ~~~~7 .,/ 4~.~~.h-" ~~,,? / " / ...,. ,,? _ /_ _.....LJ _.-.-.- /G.l'/r--~ ?""-"~-- ;r-r-/. . . -?- P /1 "';/.?.' ...,...W/177 · -?-'',-.(C- ~>.... ~P" "':',y>ov/ _ ... . . . ... :'.:' 7....r ,,-'/ . ,,,-yr-_.-Y .... ,...._ r----, ~"'.~""'«-' . // "{./ • • Z,. • • --r? .-~...-7 :P,-9 ·~"'? ... ..--..A ~ ~ ~~?.;,,, '/ ,!......-..,. ? . /' _..,,_"°'-......-;> . /" ~ . 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VIRGINIA.APPAi - - - - - -- - - " ~· · ~· A('lJI All _lll\TC~ - --- - �people come from all over the country to discover pre~ious informat1011 about the ir family trees and history in the Virginia Room by . u There's a small, quiet place in the city that attracts visitors from all over and tempt s them to stay for quite a while. It's the Virginia Room, on the second floor of Roanoke's Main Library. At the entrance is a map, ful l o f pins stuck into nearly every state, plus a number of foreign countries, marking the origins of people who have journeyed to the Virginia Room in search of treasure, personal and otherwise. What treasure do they seek? Maps. Directories. Census records. Regimental histories. Court records that dish the dirt from a century ago. And a full complement of librarians to help them find what they are looking for. Customer service is the top priority for Sheila Umberger, acting director of Roanoke's Public Libraries. "Since July [2004), we have made real strides in attracting top librarians," doubling the Virginia Room staff, she says. The Virginia Room is now open the same hours as the Main Library, expanding its availability. Heading the Virginia Room is newcomer Laura S. Wickstead. As the new Virginia Room librarian. she brings to the position an M.S. in library science, work experie~ce in librarie~ nd a local historical society in Pennsylvania, a d a successful track record in grant writing. ~hat sets her apart is her special training at the National Archives in Washington, D.~.• where she learned to preserve and repair precious materials and photographs. Brenda W.1ckst ead's team includes associates Al. . F l dP Young, and assistant ic1a 5e11 . in ey an am . k d "We all "We love our jobs," says Wic stea · . have different gifts. (No matter what the p~oiect,J there's always someone who wi'll t ackle It" · And the projects are diverse. "Genea logy is one of the top two or three hobbies in the United States," says Umberger, "and we have a renowned collection." The curious find the Virginia Room through genealogica l guides, online databases, and word-of-mouth referrals. Individuals, couples, and sometimes entire family reunions come t o do research. They can also make copies of photos in the Virginia Room's collections. Authors use the resou rces, as do students hoping to qualify for scholarships based on ancestry. "There's always something new to do," says Wickstead. " It's not about old stuff and dead people, it's about the lives of the people who come in." Librarians choose new materials based on th e needs of Virginia Room users. In addition to owning every available Virginia census. librarians have noted the migration trends of ea rly Virginians and have pu rchased census indexes for key Midwestern states to help people follow their ancestors. Much material is donated every year, and it's t he lib rarians' job to create topical vertical files and "finding aids" to help researchers navigate it all. in particu lar stand o u t. The History Channel recently featured one postcard out of the 2,400 in the Virginia Room's postcard collection. The George Davis photography collection includes 14,500 p h otos and glass plates dating from 1904 to the 1960s. The images include people , places, and "phenomenal scenes of t he rail road," says U mberger. The Virginia Room has one of the most complete collections of books. articles, and documents relating to the infa m ous Beale Treasu re, gold supposedly buried in Bedford County. As in the recent movie "National Treasure," elaborate codes, only partially deciphered, purportedly tell where the treasu re may be found . Numerous books. articles. and documentaries by the BBC and others have covered t he myst ery and, as a resu lt, the li brary receives so many requ ests for information that special packets have been developed for treasure hunters. ~ A variety of programs is available in the Virginia Room, including classes on how to use a special online family history research database to which the library subscribes. A new microfilm reader/printer has a computer attached to it so researchers can save or e-mail what they find. The Virginia Room got its sta rt in the 1960s, acquiring rare and important materials relating to Virginia history and families. Two collections ro get city news on your e·moil or pager. visir v1ww.mnnokevo.qov/myroonolce VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Summer 2005 �NFW BOOKS IN ntE VIRGINIA 'ROOM New's Diary Judy, Charles "Newt': McClain. 2003 929.2 H774s Spirits in the Field Hopkins, Bruce Wind Publications, 2003 973. 785 V 434s Southern Lady, Yankee Spy Varon, Elizabeth R. Oxford University Press. 2003 929.375502 F495 F Final Resting Places for Hogan, Dudding, Stultz and Related Kin Fink, Judy S., Compiler 2003 385 .09755 N68sv Southwest Virginia's Railroad Noe, Kenneth W. University of Alabama Press, 2003 929.3755 F854b Physician's Record of Births Attended by Dr. George 0. Giles in the 1912-1932 Time Span Franklin County Historical Society, Compilers and Indexers, March 2001 P929.2 J929n 016.9748 B471 Bibliography of Pennsylvania History Wilkinson. Norman B., Compiler Clearfield, 1995 929.2749 Si62n A New Jersey Biographical Index Sinclair, Donald Arleigh, Compiler Clearfiled, 2002 975.503 Hl 84v Virginia's Western War 1775-1786 Hammon, Neal 0. and Richard Taylor Stackpole. 2002 929.2 C969L The Letterbook of John Custis IV of Williamsburg 1717-1742 Zuppan, Josephine Little, Editor Rowman and Littlefield, 2005 975.522 J51L Lancaster County Virginia Where the River Meets the Bay Jett, Carolyn H. Lancaster Co. History Book Committee, 2003 929.3755 W276c 1850 Census of Washington County, Virginia Annotated Barbe, Waverly W., Annotator; Edwards, Ms. Shelby Ireson, Editor Holston Territory Gen. Society, 2000 929.2 Su53d A Direct Sullivan Bloodline F rom Daniel Sullivan, Sr. To Geo. W. Sullivan Sullivan, George W. & Dorothy O. Sullivan-Sterling, Publishers Henington Publishing Co., 1993 940.412 St95h History of the Eightieth Division A.E.F. In World War I: Blue Ridge Division Stultz, Russell L., Compiler; Anthony, Lee S., Editor Jamont, 2004 929.3753 D589wi Index To District of Columbia Wills 1801-1920 Provine, Dorothy S. Genealogical Publishing, 1992 929.2 L567 Sh83d 975.5795 C844 Craig C ounty Virginia Heritaoe 2004 e Descendants of John Preston Lester & Ellen Jane Cecil Slu·ader, B. R. 2003 VIRGINIA APPAi Ar.HIAN NO.If~ _ /oS �/Ofo 929.2 Su53s The Sullivans and Allied Families Sullivan, George W., Publisher, 1995 977.3993 W643h 1905 Historical Souvenir of Williamson County, Illinois Wilcox, J. F. Williamson Co. Historical Society, 1979 929.2 In4 B924g The Genealogy and History of the Ingalls Family in America Burleigh, Charles. Compiler Gateway Press. 199 I 283.7552 1 Ov2h The History of Wicomico Parish Overholt, John L. and Arthur C. Johnson Wicomico Parish C hurch. I 999 306.362 W37 We L ived in a Little Cabin in the Yard Hurmence, Belinda John F. Blair, 1994 975.59 H677p The Planting of New Virginia: Settlement and Landscape in the Shenandoah Valley Hofstra, Warren R. Johns Hopkins Univers ity Press, 2004 976.9842 H629 Historical Sketches & Family Histories Grayson County, Kentucky 0362.73402573 N596a Adoption Agencies, Orphanages and Maternity Homes an Historical Directory N iles, Reg Phileas Deigh Corp .. 1981 929.72 Ohli Irish Pedigrees O'Hart, John Genealogical Publis hing, I 999 Grayson County Historical Society McDowell Publications, 2002 929.37479 L767w Western New York Land Transactions, 1825-J 835 Livsey, Karen E. Genealogical Publishing, 1996 929.3755 H396obi Index to Selected Henry County, VA. Obituaries and Death Notices Locke, Bruce W., Compiler 975.5773 K.259i I L ike Molly Tynes Whether She Rode or Not: And Twenty-Five Other Tall Tales and Cherished Myths Kegley, Mary B. 929.377102 P87le Early Ohio Tax Records Powell, Esther Weygandt Genealogical Publishing 2003 2003 929.374702 P277a The Argyle Patent Patten, Jennie M. Clearfield, 1999 929.09755 Sch97v Virginia Genealogical Research Schweitzer, George K. 2005 615.609755 St51L The Lynchburg Dental Society Presents One Hundred and FortyTbree Years of Denistry 1820-1963 286.1755671 R524a Rivermont Avenue Baptist Church: 100 Years of Caring 1896-1996 Bullington, Mrs. B. B. Church Growth Institute, 1996 Stickley, R. P. and Jack David Amowitz J.P. Bell, 1964 VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �ON WRITING AND SPELLING In a search through the census schedules, it is helpful to become familiar with a few variants of spelling and letter formation. Until the turn of the century, spelling was phonetic, words were spelled as they sounded. To obtain complete use of any index, it is important to anticipate the different possibilities, then to use the index accordingly. Each scribe had his own pecular style. Nevertheless, it is possible to form some generali ties, the study of which will greatly improve the thoroughness of research. The following guidelines are based on editorial conclusions from this 1800 census and should not be taken as definitive statements on early penmanship. A 13 ,.. '- D E f .; ~; I J K L 1 / l /4 C~.·A u·~hl _t~. _e .~ ~ p<. . .~ u~ ~ ·hd"/)- /J/? 73 ~~;Jj _(} C.rp-{J e_ ~ e .,/'. / ·.I' Ja.4 ~LL ~4~LfJ -ti ~[' !l ~ &_ e .,,0 C/ , ./ w ~ FYJ · t f e /:l ::; , .(I._,., ;c:r -/ 7 - ~ if ·~d f19 .~ ,1[-;J- ~st ';:_.2 Jfd_;;td ~ ;t, ~£kfvfJLI"clo/ ~Y:f,~4.1 ~ L LJ7·1- AWv~A,~~ ?:J:f--/cA-_,,/ ~ &?c:b~ ~/?OZJP s T .Oi c:f d1{aA /dJ4/4~ f c//rTY'7 · VIRGJNlA_A2PAI 7l-1~---k_J -l/ ~- --./~ _.....,.,..) <9-' 0- ?/I ;;}; ~ R (.... t (/ ,9- 'Y A__ .-->- J AJl\J A c..,,r -cf-- ~71-± A~UI AM tJ()T~C: �- /08 u v w x i- z ~ ~/~4~~~ ~~~~~~~ eALu2 z ..LL-~ A / r/ //\_)- u...r_LL ~ -;:Z_-/~ ,.4::.../ i:Jf-/ff ~~d/ z/frJ/ BEWARE! .. SS-;?-· shz/K-4~ Th ~ c h -clc a i - ea ou- a u d-t tt - 11 dd~t t Te rminati ng ~ ie - ei i s o f t en added. Double cons onants a r e often reduced to sin g l e. Single consonants are ofte n doubled . Provo. Utah 1 From the book "New York in 1800", pages ix and x, by the Gendex Corpora t'on • VR Additions - Just Arrived 929.3755 B657m H25 1mi . ge B onds/Licenses Alphabet1ca . 1 by Men's Names for M ast er I n dex of Marna Botetourt C ounty, Virginia Dated 1770 thru 1853 Harshb arger, Robert E ., Preparer 2001 929.3755 B657m H251 wi Master Index of M arriage Bonds/Licenses Alphabetical by Women's Names for Botetourt County, Virginia Dated 1770 thru 1853 Harshbarger, Robert E., Preparer 2001 929.3755 B657b Botetourt County, Virginia Early Settle rs Burton, Charles T., Compiler Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, 2001 VIR~INIA° APPAi Al' Ul A~ tJf\TC.C,_ �;og Poage cemetery - Roanoke County, Virginia Located on Highway 221:, at Poa.ges Mill community on a steep hill behind the old Elijah }loage Fann . This continues to be a working £arm. Section One: Margarett :Poage Born in York co • .Penn. Aug . 29, 1782 Died June JO, 1869 Aged 86 yr. 10 mos. 2 dys John Poage Born June 24, 1760 Died Jan 24, 1840 . · Frontier.·· soldier under Capt. Andrew Lewis in the year 1790. Headquarters." Born - tution, Tennessee (Note : Above two stones are mounted on stablizing metal s "t:ructures and seem to be the oldest legible stones in evidence.) earl Louis Gregson May 21, 1911- Sept 12, 1987 Mary :Poage Gregson APril 16, 1910-iJan 23, 199.5 Lucy Jane Dyer w.if'e of Harvey C. Poage June .5, 1880- March 7, 1962 ~ Harvey Claytor }loage Oct l , 188.5- Nov . 7, 1928 (Note: These are the parents of above Mrs . Mary Poage Gregson . .. They lived directly across the highway in the house situated in the meadow next to the steep hill arising on that side of the road. The house has had several remodeling improvements . rt is the frame dwelling of one story stnicture. ) c . c . ~oage, Roanoke co. Res . c. S . A. Mollie K. Poage Sept 4 18.58-June 2, 1947 Harry Lee :Poage Sept 24, 1890-March 9 , 1964 M· p . s . (red rock/'foot stone) J . A· p . (tall triangular illegible stone) Lily .Pearl pearl Poage 1879- 1944. (Metal marker: Lotz- Windley) David T . :Poage 1880-1941 David H. Meador 1868- 19.50 sarah p. Meador 1882-1953 .r,aura Gay Poage 1876- 19.50 Henry E. stover b. Apr . 1 , 1861- d . Jan 2, 1948 Luviena Stover b. Feb 18, 1869- d . Dec. 11, 1916 susan wife of Jacob Sloan b , June 10, 18J6-d. Aug 15, 1 945 Ethel Lumsden Poage Feb 22, 1902- Dec 23 1988"Rembmbered For Her Love and Genero si ty To All" James William Poage Feb 13, 1894- Aug . 26, 1942" He Lef't a Heritage of Gentleness , Kindness and Honesty" (Note: Above two are adjoining.) Located near the front of the cemetery, a box wood tree, large about twelve feet high a small gray stone with a square top; also a g ray head type illegible tombstone. Possibly there are many additional burials there in either u nma r ked or small illegible stones . This is a very old and co ntinua lly used family burying ground of the Poage family. It is sa i d to have bee n a g rant from the King of England prior to the war for Ind ependence. €i.:q~.ves �I Jo Elijah Poage b . June 11, 182}-d Feb 14, 1900 Margaret M. J>oage Born July l, 1828 - d Feb 4 , 1906 (Note : Above are dual tombstones . Thi s is Elijah .Poage well known and prominent early farmer , cabinetmaker and undertaker who lived in the large frame house located on Highway 221. This is the house known as the "Old .Poage Farm" . The cemetery is directly behind this dwelling on the mentioned very steep hill at the edge of the woods in a fenced a rea . Gray-black illegible rock markers Four illegible markers A w. p. ~~w . p . Elijah p . Infant son of D. A. & H. E . Poage Aug 11, 1881-Jan 9 , 1882 Maggie , Daughter of D. A. and H. E • .Poage .Born July 26, 187 ( ?) -d Sept 4, 1882 C . W. Poage Died Mar 5 1862 Jerh Poage Dec July 22 1864 age 8 yr 9 m 4 d illegible marker (Note , The above visible burials seem to be contained in a separate but adjoining section of the cemetery, located on the edge of the woods closest to the old Poage farmhouse . Most of this section was in excellent condition and well maintained, especially the Gregson graves . This section is enclosed by a d~rable chain link fence . ) Second section: This portion appears to be most likely within the old Poage farm land, but seems to be outside the chain link fence . It is fenced, but the fence is deteriorating . rt adjoins the chain link area . Nannie .Poage January Jl , 1858 Died May J 1885 Ellen Poage born June 29, 1821- Died July 8 , 1909-88 yrs & 9 da George Poage Born Nov 5 1812- Died Feb 29 , 1896 Margaret Stutler Poage born Jan 27, 1848-Died Apr JO , l9lJ 65 yr J mos 3 days Harriet E. wife of n. A· .Poage Born Sept . 5, 1846-DIED May 2 , 1912 D. A. Poage Born June 29, 184.5-Died De 2, 1922: (Note : These seem to be the pa.rents of the children buried adjoining their graves, but within the chain link section enclosure . ~ Sillegible marker . A. Poage Died Apr 29, (Note : 7) AGED l l l / 2 & 4 mos 19D 1 8 66( or) This is a six point star . Third. Section: This section may possibly be on the adjoining tract of land_ and not actuallY part of the old Poage family Wrying ground . . A furthe: :·s~ including land record.~ of Roanoke county, Virginia ma! properly ~dentify fonner owners . This portion lies on the far side in the heavily wooded area acro~s another deteriora~ng and partiall,Y missing fenc? l~ne: The above ~ortion ~escribed herein as "Section Two/or second Se~tion lies somewhat in the middle or the larger chain link section. and this apparently long time abandoned part , All grave stones seemed illegible except one that possibly had , " E. M._Nov 11, 1848" . It is possible other stones had. the initial "M"• There are two people buried in the other sections by the last name of " Meador" and this possibly is a clue in identifying burials there. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �! I} n E . M. Nov 11, 1848 Possibly as many as twenty illegib~e grave markers, all in a heavily wooded and shaded area of forest . Recorded: July, ·1998~1 by Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes 1204 Allison Drive Rockville, Md. 20851 1f •" e- ~··I ·· i. " ._ . -... - 'j_ ..._ . mar~a.h j.c't. 62 m s-n. ~m PERMJSSION GRANTED Hi Mr. Swartzell, Thanks for your emai l. I've run your request by all the "higher-ups" and you have permission to run the story in Virginia Appalachian Notes. Best ofluck in your genealogy endeavors! Take care, Kristin REQUEST PERMISSION TO PUBLISH Dear Ms. Davis, When I caJJed the Virginia Room's librarian attention to Char McCargo Bab's letter to readers of the Virginia Genealogical Society's Newsletter, I learned that Ms. Bah will be speaking at the library's October Family History Program. She also gave me a copy of your article posted on line. I found the article most inspiring and would like your permission to print it in our quarterly, Virginia Appalachian Notes. With the customary credit given. Our society is the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. This is a non-profit organization that has supported the Virginia Room for about 30 years. (it is a labor of love) In addition, this year for the first time, grants were given to other libraries in our area of coverage. Thank you very much for your attention. Sincerely yours, Gene Swartzell, president SVGS VIRGIMA APPAlrr.~ OOTE-£ �r r~ - -- q fredericksbu~com German man finds out genealogist is a relative April 24, 2005 1:08 am By KRISTIN DAVIS The plane landed three hours late. But they were waiting for him, with smiles and cameras and four shiny helium balloons. At 57, Harald Stoelting was finally coming home, to a family he'd never met. Home, he'd learned over the years, wasn't just a place you lived. It was ~place that grounded you, a place where your toes dug into the soil like roots and made you grow. Helped you thrive. Tears form in Harald Stoelting's eyes as he listens to James Yancey, a first cousin, sing at SP.anish Grove Bagtist Church. Click for larger photo and to order ceprinti: Harald never had that. But on a cool and rainy Saturday afternoon in April, he was about to find it. A!ter a dozen failed attempts to find his family and a weather-delayed fligh~ from London to Washington, Harald walked into the embrace of cousms. Into bis history. There were no tears. Only smiles and introductions and pictures. ~d then a scurrying to baggage claim SQ they could get out of the airp_ort and back to Stafford County where the journey would really begm. Harald Stoelling (right) talks with some of the relatives he met at Spanish Grove:: Bapti.~t Church. including (from left) his first cousin fames Yancey, first cousin Char McCargo Bah, lvlaxine Coleman and her mother. Fannie Coleman. Bah helped Stoelting fini:I his fomilv. Click for larner photo and to order reprints A man without a family On Oct. 8, 1947, less than two years after the Nazis were defeated, a young, unwed mother gave birth to a baby boy in war-weary Germany. AnnaLisa Stoelting, unable to raise her child, turned baby Harald over to foster care. http:l/fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2005/042005/04242005/1738448/printer_ friendly YIRGINIA A~PALACHIAN NOTES 4/27/2005 �I i.3 Years later, AnnaLisa would tell Harald this much about his birth Harald Stoelting stands and c laps as he is father: His name was James Clark. He was an African-American World Church overcome bv the music at Spanish Grove Baptist during a service he attended War II veteran from Virginia, stationed briefly in Bremerhaven. During with his cous in CharMcCnrno Bah (center) and the mid-1940s, he'd lived with a sister on Early Street in Lynchburg. ::~e~~~h:Medley. Stoelt.mg'sfathergrew UJ! Click for larger photo and to order rnprints It was little to go on. No one in the U.S., it turned out, knew Harald Stoelting existed. At 15, Harald wrote to his dad: Dear Mr. Clark, I want you to know I am your son. He mailed the letter. No response came, but the envelope was never returned. Harald Stoel ting (left) walks down a bill with his first cousin James Yancev and third cousin In 1980, Harald, by then a Gennan merchant marine, was stationed briefly in Chesapeake. On a cold weekend in November, be hopped a Greyhound bus to Lynchburg and found Early Street. For hours, he asked every black person he saw if they knew James Clark Solomon Perkins fright) during a visit to his father's child hood home in Scottsburg. Click for larger photo and to order reprints N o one did. Over the years, Harald would contact the U .S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the U. S. Army, the Social Security Administration and the Federal Records Center. But all responded the same way. Without a Social Security number, without a veteran's service number, they couldn't help him. In Germany, Harald had faced discrimination, as one of thousands of offspring of black American servicemen and German mothers during World War II. They were called "Brown Babies." Harald's foster parents died before he turned 20. He never made inroads with his German family. There was no one to call brother or aunt or cousin. Harald married in 1980 and had two children. Still, he felt alone, an orphan without footing. "I was fl ying, " Harald explained, "and not steering." In 1998 his marriage ended. He loved his wife, but he said he wasn't the husband he should've been. In the aftermath, he backed off from his search . "I decided to leave it for a couple of years. " Last year, he was ready to try again. With the help of a friend, Harald discovered the Viro-inia Genealogical Society's Web site. There, listed as an African-American genealogy resear;her, was a �J 14Stafford County woman named Char McCargo Bah. Maybe she would be his link. Finding James Clark His e-mail came on a late afternoon in mid-February 2004. Char read his story and wondered if she should take on the case. So little information. And James Clark was a common name. What if she couldn't find his family? And what if she found them, and they wanted nothing to do with Harald? "I didn't want to take him on and have him hurt again," she said. In Chars more than 20 years of genealogical research, she'd seen it happen. "Some are success stories," she said. "Some are not." But Char was drawn to Harald. He shared her only daughter's Oct. 8 birthday. Both Harald and Char's daughter are social workers. Char had a great-uncle named James Clark, also a World War II veteran. Wouldn't it be funny, she joked, if they were related? o.n a Friday last March--her day off from a government job in Washi.ngton~-Char traveled to Richmond's Library of Virginia and asked for the 1937 to 1940 Lynchburg city d1rectones. Char found the rows of red, leather-bound books on the second floor, in the East Reading Room. She flipped through the first three books. Pages of Clarks. Three James Clarks. None on Early Street. ~n to 19~0. There, on page 279, was a James Clark who lived at 801 Early St. A "C" by his name meant colored. An "R" meant he rented. Char ~as ~lmost certain she'd found Harald's father. On a whim, she decided to look for her great-aunt, who hv~d m Lynchburg at the time. Mary Clark Martin and her husband were on page 95 . They also lived at 801 Early Street. Char screamed. Harald's father and Char's great-uncle were the same person. That made them cousins. And that meant Harald at last would know his family. ' ' Later, at home in Stafford, Char started calling Harald. On the third or fourth try, a sleepy voice answered. She hadn't realized it was 4 :30 a.m. in Germany. Char identified herself and told him the news. �I . _..,, I {~ He began to cry. The research came easily after Char made what genealogists call a "bit." She got the numbers all those government agencies needed. For a year, she gathered pages and pages of documents and records and a handful of photographs. James Clark had one other child, a daughter, who died in her teens. He made a career out of the military and worked as a cook, traveling all over the world. He married three times, and indeed, was stationed in Bremerhaven in 1947. In old age, he'd suffered from diabetes and arthritis. He died in 1987. The stories would come later, from folks who remembered a funny and exotic and sometimes secretive James Clark. Now it was time for Char and Harald to meet. Roots, at Iast A week into Harald's visit to America, it was time to travel to Halifax County near the North Carolina line and meet hls extended family . If he'd ever wondered what faith he belonged to, Char told him, be could put that question to rest. "When you get down to Halifax, you will be Baptist. 11 Harald, at last, was putting down roots. In just a week, he'd met Char's brother and sister, great-aunts and -uncles and more cousins. A camera around his neck, he went to the Library of Virginia, where, in black and white, he saw his father's Early Street address. He'd visited the World War II Memorial in Washington. He toured Alexandria's Black History Museum and the Civil War battlefield in Manassas. Throughout Harald's life, he built an image of how be thought his father would be. Harald connected with everything African-American. He read James Baldwin and Langston Hughes, studied slavery and and the Civil War and black culture. On April 10, he attended a four-hour church service at Spanish Grove Baptist Church in Scottsburg, the place his father worshipped as a child and young man. Ninety percent of the congregation was some close or distant relation to Harald. Those who'd Irnown James Clark recognized his half-German son. They were the same 5 feet, 6 inches tall. They shared white hair and a slightly receding hairline, the mouth and hand gestures and way of looking off into the distance. One remembered that, like Harald~ Jan1es Clark always canied a camera around his neck. He entertained nieces and nephews with "war stories" about flying bombs and near misses in Germany, even though �[ l (o he'd been there after the war and worked as a cook. James Clark played loud gospel music on Sundays, a former neighbor told them . After church, where relatives embraced their newfound cousin or nephew as if he'd never been absent, Harald went to his father's borne place. The house was gone, but an old tobacco barn stiH stood. He took a stone and a twig from the land. Born again The next day was warm and clear in South Boston, just south of Halifax. Harald and Char and Cha r's husband, Mumini Bah, walked into Rosa Garden Cemetery. Somewhere among the headstones and tiny metal funeral home plates lay James Clark. They walked up and down rows of graves, looking for a plate hidden in the grass. Family members felt certain there was no headstone. Fifteen minutes into their search, though, a headstone caught Char's eye. She recognized the World War II veteran engraving. Up close, she read the inscription. James Clark, SP-5. January 10, 1900--May 7, 1987. "At last, you are resting here," Harald thought. "We can communicate on a different level it is now through our big family ." Two days later, he laid a wreath on the grave. He plans to have a foot stone made on a return trip. On Harald's flight back to his London home, he felt tranquil. "I always needed crutches. I was walking with crutches. I think I can just put the crutches in the corner now." He carried a hundred new photographs and three pages of phone numbers and addresses for his "big, huge, large, vast African-American family . 11 He felt excited about something else, his future. While in Virginia, he reconnected with his ex-wife by phone. They'd talked for hours. Harald told her he thought he was finally a grown-up, a man ready to be a real husband. She wanted to see him. He wanted to see her. "I am rooted. Now I choose the direction. I am rooted now. 11 To reach KRJSTIN DAVIS : 540/368-5028 kdavis@freelancestar.com �Roanoke Area Local History Reading List A nnotated by John Lo11g, Salem Museum ''Where do I look fo r info on ? Is a reliable source? Can you recommend a book on _ _?" As director of the Salem Museum and the default local historian for the town, I am frequently asked to help genealogists and researchers sort through the resources available. Below is an annotated list of sources on the history of the Roanoke area, which I prepared some time ago to guide the beginner in the right direct ion. Naturally, the opinions expressed are mine alone. E arly Histo11•: • Kegley 's Virginia Frontier (1938). A definitive source on early settlement, now available in a reprint. + William McCauley: Hist01y ofRoanoke County (1902). Authoritative source which established the study of our local history. Difficult to find except as a non-circulating reference book. Poorly indexed, but with interesting biographical sketches. + Egloff and Woodward: First People: The Early Indians of Virginia. Includes info on the pre-history of the Roanoke Valley. Roanoke County: + George Jack and E. B. Jacobs: H isto1y ofRoanoke County. Roanoke City, and the N&W Railway. (1912) Also has good biographical sketches and corporate histories. + Roanoke: Stmy of County and City. Prepared in the early 1940s by the WPA Writer's Project. Use with care-many inaccuracies. • Deedie Kagey: VVhen PasL is Prologue: A History ofRoanoke County. Very well indexed, exhaustive in detail but too little analysis, not without a few errors. Great bibliography, obsessively footnoted. • Helen Prillaman: Places Near the Mountains and A Place Apart. Neighbor.hood histories with interesting anecdotal and genealogical history. E>..-pensive books for what you get-try the library. Roanoke City: • Raymond.Barnes: Hist01y of the City of Roanoke. Entertaining but flawed book. So~e passages racially insensitive; plenty of chronology but little analysis. If you have a copy, get the separate index as well. • Clare White: Roanoke 1740-1982. Wonderful short history, highly recorm11ended. + Carolyn Hall Bruce: Roanoke, Past and Present and Roanoke: A Pictorial Histor:1·. Both interesting pictorial histories: short on text but rich in images. Salem: + Norwood C. Middleton: Salem: A Virginia Chronicle. Wonderful book. one of the best written local histories in Virginia. Well indexed but not footnoted. + John D. Long and Mary Hill: A Town by the Name of Salem: The Past in Pictures. Shorter survey with more photos; not a substitute for Middleton. ·~IRGINlkAPPALACHIAN NOTES �l1~ Long: South ofMain: A History ofthe Water Street Community ofSalem. VA . History of Salem's main African American neighborhood. + Guide to Historic Salem. Periodical publis~1ed by the Salem Historical Society and the Salem Times-Register, with a wide variety of topics. Text of m ost articles available online through www.salemmuseum.org. • Botetourt: + R . D. Stoner: Seedbed ofthe Republic (early Botetourt). A good compendium of info on Botetourt, which covered most of this part of the state. • Frances Niederer: The Town ofFincastle, Virginia. Interesting survey with good architectural information. • The Botetourt Historical Society has published several other books and booklets on a variety of subjects. Check their catalog or visit their giftshop at the museum. Vinton: • Irma Moseley and Mattie Forbes: Vinton History J 884-1984. Still available through the Vinton Historical Society. Biography and Special Topics: • Patricia Givens Johnson: General Andrew Lewis ofRoanoke and Greenbrier. Not the most readable book, but the only thing written on this important founding father. • Patricia Givens Johnson: William Preston and the Alleghany Pioneers. Interesting account of a prominent early settler. Johnson wrote several other books on the early history of the New River Valley. • Clare White: William Fleming: Patriot. Good book, but may not be accessible for students. • James Thom: Follow the River. Historical novel, but so engaging it may awaken an interest in the early history of our area. • Reginald Shareef: The Roanoke Valley's African American Fferitage. A pictorial history; not much text or analysis. + Whitwell and Winborne: The Architectural Heritage ofthe Roanoke Valley. Very interesting, but now dated. Still widely available and makes a good driving tour. + Roanoke Valley Historical Society: Roanoke County Graveyards through 1920. Good genealogical source; makes a fun day exploring. + John Hildebrand: Iron Horses in the Valley. Early history of railroads in our area. • James .1. R~bertson: Civil War Virginia. Little from our area, but an excellent statewide history. All of Robertson's books are popular with good reason. • Egloff ~d Woodward: First People: The Early Indians of Virginia. Includes info on the pre-history of the Roanoke Valley. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �-- Local Cemeteries reveal Salem's History ByJOHNandCANDY LONG Historic Salem Thecemeteries of any com1mmity arc: always :1mong its most important cul!Ural le1wcies. In· the local family. church. and community cemeteries our history literally lies burii.:cl at our feet. Ht:re we find our pioneer ancestors. our forefathers, and gene<tlog ical clues that tell us who we were and who WI! are. In and around Salem. there are dozens of cemeteries. Some are obvious and well tended: far more are forgonen, vandalized. or even vanished. 111e listing below owes a tremendous debt to tlm.>e prior studies. During the Depression,, the \VPA made suf\ley of ar~n cemeteries that was far from complete but supplied viral data. ln the 1970s, the Roanoke Valley Historical Society (now the Historical Society of Westcm Vu-ginin) begcu1 a project to locme. record. and describe all of the cemeteries in the Roanoke Valley. There effo11s resulted in t11e 1986 book. "Roanoke County Gr.iveyards through 1920." Finally, archaeologist Tom. Klalka of the Roanoke Regiomtl Preservation Office in 2000 authored a major academic study of area cemeteries en.titled, "Cultural Expressions of Narure in Sacred ConrexLs: Documentation of Family and Communicy Cemeteries in Roanoke Counlv, Viminia." At 607 pages, it can be co;;sidered as exhaustive ..a source a<; has ever or likely will ever exisL Mosl of the infom1ation below derives from these lust two sources, and further detail abolll most cemereries may be found in Lhem. We have concemrated on ceme1e1ies in the cun-ent city Iimirs, or ones nearby in the county or Roanoke City with families significant co Salem history. It should be noted tha1 many of these cerneceries are hard to find. on private property, or vanished entirely. IL would be advisable to keep !his in mind before searching for some of rhe smaller o nes. If you would like more precise d irections to any graveyards-on the list, please call the Salem Museum. Other graveyards were certainly missed. Anyone wich infom1arion about local cemeteries ·.iot listed is also encoumged to call the ·Salem Museum. Bratton : A small African American burial place with at least 27 graves; I 3 marked by field stones and-14 or more unm~ked. Off of Wildwood Road, this cemetet)' was described by Klatkn as lhreatened with development Brooks-O'Neal: Another African American cemetery, wiili ;ipprox imately 17 graves. Only feet off nf Goodwin Road. i1 is assnr.imed with me tsrool\s, O'Neal, Hill, and Gmvely families. Overgrown and thrcnrened. Brown: This long vanished cemelery w:is on rhe grounds of !he VA Hospital. approximately where the reservoir is today. II was probablv associated with the family of Geome Brown and his wife Salome Cole~ a sister of Susanna Cole, S;ilem ·s first landowner. Brubaker-H uffman: A large cemeLerv near Hanging Rock '!Vith over l OU g raves: 111c:1'Uumg memoer:; of lhe above named families as well as Hinchees. Franciscos, and other prominent names from the North Coun_l)''s past. The oldest g raves date to the I 840s. Bunvell: Located off of Rt. 419. chis graveyard concained rhe remains of prominent landowner Nathaniel Burwell and his wife Lucy Carter. an aunl of Robert E. Lee. and two childrr.n. 111ev were relocated to East Hill in 19~4 . Butts: This large. active cemeLerv with hundreds of gn1ves is loc.ated nort11 of Richfield on Rt. 642. II contains many prominent resident<> of the area.. including the grave of Rev. .I. M. Humphries. founding pastor of both Locust Grove Methodist Church and Fort Lewis Christian. Cain: This lnrge African American cemetery is identified by a marker which reads ''In memof\I of George Cain (I 823-19 I8) and SalJie Houston Cain (1850-19.38) for the ir donation this cemetery to this community. Erected by che Cain Club. I %4.'' Georne and Sullie Cain were rom1er sla~es \1'1ho were well known in lhe community. or YIRGINlA APPALACHIAN NOIES Other families representea here include rhe Jacksons, Cannadys. Win!!os, and oll1ers. cfmrch Hill: On Palmer Avenue. this well maintained cemerer:y is administered by South Salem Christian Church. It is one of lhe largest in town, containing hundreds of intemmems. Denton-Neff: A small family cemetery dating to che I 840s, located off of 419 behino a VDOT storage area. Klacka reports that ir was recently enclosed by a fence. Four graves are apparent today; there may be others. Deyer le: The cemetery of this prominent Glenvar area family was mmwl to East Hill abou1 1902. Dingle<lme: This prom111em Gennan family of early settlers owned tlle area around Lakeside and Conehursr. Some Stouramires. n neighboring fami ly. were buried there as well. Their graves were moved from there to Ea<;t Hill Dooley-Biankenship : Off of Thompson Memorial near I-81. A recem marker gives the date of 1789 for the gmveyard. but it is uncertain from where that date is derived since there are no markers. Oral u·adition recorded by Klalk~ says that there arc graves here or Dooley children who perished in a diphtheria epidemic. Downtown Cemeteries: In the mid- to lace- 19th Cenntry. there were Lwo graveyards in dowmown Salem; one on Academy Street and one on Cnlhoun. Affiliated wich the Presby terian and lhe Methodist churches respectively. rhe) we.re relocated to East Hill durim: the I 880-90s land boom when pr;perty values skyrocketed. Some of Salem 's earliest civic leaden; were buried here. Tradition has always maintained that manv graves were missed. · ~ East Hill: 111<: .first burials here came during the Civil War. when an abandoned ~Baprist churchyard was employed to inter Confederate soldiers. ln l869 . a group of investors established the cemetery. and it h~s continued to serve the Snlem comrnuniry e ver since. Muimenance and �Local Cemeteries continued mana12.emenL today is carried out by_ the city. Best known ~mvc·is th~r.of Gener..irAndrew Lewis (see adJoming smry). ~East Hill Cemetery North: Jn i 868. this ·plot was purchased by Bernard Pitzer from the es1_ace of Nathaniel Burwell to establish an Afric.:an American burial groun?. ft soon became the most pro~1me~lt black cemetery in rown. It rs snll active but sddom used 1oday. 111e city mainw.ins it, but man_y g ravest0nes are 1oppled or displaced. More than a hundred others are unmarked entirely. Entsminger: O nce located off of Lynchburg Turnpike. 1his old family c.:emetery h~rd vanished even before 1hc WPA 100Jc ·its survey in the lare 30s. Freeman: An African-American cemerery containing such family names as Freeman, Hackley, Leftwich. and others. Located north of I-81. chere are at leasr 61 graves here daring from 1910-97. Gar st: The Garst famil y was (and is) one of the county·s most prominent. The first of the line in the valley was Frederick "Indian" Garst. who lies here off of Kessler Mill Rd. with his familv. There are approximately 64 gmv~s, including som e unmarl<ed. Descendants recently cleared. fenced. and are maintaining the once overgrown and vandalized burial ground. Grubb: A small family-cemetery off of Keagey Rd. with about 15 graves. The earJiest visible is from 1902: the most recent from 1995. Gum Springs: The Gum Springs section in West Salem/North County was once a thriving African American section. 111is cemetery has approximately 43 graves. but only one is marked with an inscribed marker: Obadiah Akers. 1905. The rest arc marked with fieldstones. .Harris: A small fo1nily gmvcyard w ilh ahout 19 burials. 111os1 marked wi1h ccmenl bricks ( lo n..:placc losl heatls1ones'?). Loc-Jtt:d hc1wccn 419 and Kc:sslcr Mill Rd. Houtz: The fam ily graveyard associated wilh 1hc ownt:r.i of the old In1ervale faim. When the area became an industrial park. the cemeterv with 11 uraves was fenced and restored, bu1 it is highly unlikely 1hat the srones today mark rhc original gmves. since mos1 had been scat1cred beforehand. Lewis: Behind a house on Carolinn Ave. was 1he g nwt: Andrew Lewis and nt least o ne son. They were moved into East Hill to honor the hero. · Merer House: R ich lield Retircmc"nt Ccnlcr heg:m m; a~1 indigent care center in 1hc Depression hy 11:1111~ Mercy HQ!!fil' .since tl~~si· who died o ften had no families and little money. a cemetery was es1.abl ished on the grounds about 1934. There arc a minimum of 7 1 graves. almos1 all unmarked. - P arrish: Located off of North i'vJill Rd .. this small cemetery contain~ gra~es. of .the well .k~o~~ Parrish famil y as well a s t Ha1Tisons. Kipps. and Gun1crs. ll1erc are approximately 26 g raves variously marked or unmarked. Romar Drive: Local realry m ap~ show this cemetery; howev~r .no trace o f it remnins today. Any mlormmion would he appreciated. . S herwood: B y far Salem s Jarges1 and mosl active cemctel)'. F o; its hiscorv. see adjoining story. or rh" there Treva v-Anderson- H arm an: Locared ~ff of Dalewood near ihe Salem/Counry border, this gravl.!yard has approximate ly 30 graves carrying the names lisred above as well as the Reynolds and Paynes. T rout -M ill er: Although well o ut of Salc.!m 1n tl1c Cherry Hill :in~a or R o:inn!...c. rhi-. u ld family graveyard. surrounded by. a <.:~1ml?ling w all lwnd111acJe hncks. I ~ listed because ii c.:unw ins 1h1: 1now unmarked) graves of George Trout. um: or the earliest sclth.:rs to the :ire a. and hi s brolhc..:r-in-law M ichael Miller. alkr whum l'vlilh.:1 H all at Roanoke Cnllcge is named. 1 11 has hec..:n n.:_pcatcdl v v· "dal i 1.cd anu rs very actcrioratccl. l l1ere ~11'1:: at leusl 43 grave~. Walton-Craig: .ll,. small ccn~c­ tcry associa1cd w i1h some very -~1s­ ting uis hed fomili cs. loc.:atcd o ll o~ Green Hill Drive on the grounds nl one o f the valley"s oldest ho~scs. B uriecl he re arc mcmht!rs o t . the prominl.!nt Walton and Sh a nks huni I ie:-. c.111<.1 Congrcssm;'.11 R ohcrt Craic.. afler whom Cr.11g Count~ was ~wmcd. . ·wesl H ill: A lso ca lled Tank Htll by m any Jot:ab. this_ is one ~r Salem "s oldc..:st cemete ries . Herc Ire Willi:im Bryan. Willium Hry an Jr.. anc.J his wifc Margaret. who se1tled ill the Lak.: Spring arc:•. aholll _17-18 ( their marker 1hough 1s rclauvcly new. dating fro m !ht.'.' 19'.Ws). Other not::tblc nam e~ incl ude Johnston. Shanks. Gri ffin . Logan. Tinsley. and many m ore too m~me~ous t_o lis1. The City now marnta11.1~ tl~rs cem eieiy. and is wor~~ the _v1s1t lor the spectacular view rf nothrng else. W hite: This cemetery at Fon Lewi s was moved re~e~t~y Lo East Hilf- mostly. See adJoinmg story. Wre nn: A small fami ly graveyard w ith perhaps nine g raves off or Locke Rd. Overgrown and neglect- or ed. Zirkle: On<.:c located in the Beverl ey Hei~l_Hs ~ub~livi~ion. which was the Zirkle lamr~y l:um. this graveyard has nm-v vanished. . Credit: A guide to.. Histoncal Salem, fall 2003 ' -- VlRGlNIA APPALACHIAN --- NOTt.~ - Vol. 9 , No 2 pages 2 and 11. �INVENTORY OF BOOKPLATES AND COAT OF ARMS NAME Adams, Charles Francis Ammann, Emma Antioch Bookplate Co. Antioch Bookplate Co. Antioch Bookplate Co. Archt, John Cotton Ashford, Maud Bailey, Louis J. Bancroft, George Bay City Public Library Beal , Adaline B. Bird, Elisha Brown Bland, Francis D . Bliss, William Blum , Howard L. Bookplate Collection Boston Evenin Transcript Brooks, Rev Lay Brush, Katharine Bryn Mawr College Library Cashman, Mary Conway Charles L Cocke Mem. Lib. Clapp, John Bouve Clark, Charles E. M.D. Clement, Hope Columbia College Library Cook and Johnson Cotton, John Davidson, Semple Demeo Bookplate Manual District of Columbia Elwood, George May Emerson Enoch Pratt Free Library Evans, Marie Lovise Fearing, Daniel B. 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College Dictionary, Random House, Inc. 1923 __ _VIRGINIA APPALACHIANNOTES ------ �_-'T'___,..,,,_,___ - - ... -··.---. .- .... REGISTRATION CARD Form 1 1 > Name in fu ll ·- ..- - - -·- ... - ~· REGISTRAR'S REPORT 1 (Family name) (Given name) Tall, medium, or shon (specify which)? Slender, medium, or stout (which)? ~ 0 ::::!... 2 Home Address 3 (No.) Date of birth (street) (month) (city) 2 (state) 3 (year) (day) 4 Arc you (I) a natmal· bom citizen, (2) a naturalized citizen, (3} an alien, (4) or have you declared 5 Where were you born? 6 lfnot a citizen, of what nation are you a citizen or subject? -- - - - - -- -- - -- - (town} a. Color of eyes Color of hair Bald 0 ru ;::i? ::0 ([) (nation) (state) ~ ru ...., Has person lost ann, leg. hand, foot, eye, or both eyes or is he otherwise disabled (specify)? l certify that my answers arc uuc, tl1a t th e person registered has read his own answers, that I have wit nessed his signature, and that all of his answers of which I have knowledge arc tnoc, except as follows your intention (specify which)? - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- -- - - - - - ca (/) r+ ru r+ What is your p resent trade, occupation, or office?_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ __ 7 0 ::J ~ By whom employed? - -- - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - 8 r> x: ~ 9 r 10 ~ H ·- 1'F-t in Yc:us I - r.> g .._ _.... - - -- - -·- No. -- ~ f ,_ _.. ..... --· .. ..--............ _ ___ ._ World War I Draft Registration Card A-(5 June 1917) 5 E .. - ·· · -- - - . ..--· -·-·.. - - -- - (Signa ture or Registrar) a. Where employed? Have you a father, mother, wife, child under 12, or a sister or brother under 12, solely dependent (/) Precinct )> on your for suppon (specify which)? - - - - - - -- - - -- - -- - - - - co City or County Married or single (which)? - - - - - - - Race (specify whkh}? What military service have you had? Rank 11 I branch - - -- - - - - - ru State (Date o f Registration) Nation or State •. years 0 ru ::J a. 0 Do you claim exemption from draft (specify grounds}? - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- -- - - 12 1-~-'--~~~~~~------~-------~-~~·-----i I affirm that I have verified above answers and that they are true. ~ '1~.l><',". O <;>, ., . "' <(// " (Signature or Mark) Anccllry.com· ')O! Q/,r- '°\(,/J'O),,./ · " o,, '-? · .,, ""-:-<r , ., ' ~ ·--·--MyFamily com, Inc. "' 2003 ~ - - - - --- For morr lorlpful f11mily his1ory clonrrs mocl forms o·isit wwov.moces1ry.co111/rnvt/t/1nrls./1111Ccloart./11m ......__ ~ (jJ �! ~ -9->· World War I Draft Registration Card B- (5 July 19 18) Serial No. 1 Name in full 2 Home Address 3 YC'.1ts (family name) (Given name) (street or R.F.D) (N) Where were you born? (state) (c.iry or town) ~ 7 Medi um Short Slender Medium Stout IStrlke out words not "l'RJ!cablc) Color of hair Color of eyes Has person lost foot, arm. leg, hand, e)'e, or is he palpably ph)'sic.illy disqualified (specify)? --·- I certify that my answers arc true, that the person registered has read his own answers, tlrnt I have witnessed his si!\naturc. and that all of his answers of which l have knowledge arc true, except as follows (nation) (srate) (ci ry or cown) 3 (year) (day) (month) { l. Nadve of che ~~iced Stares 2. Naturalized Cmzcn 3. Alien 4. [)('dared lncencion 5. Noncitizen or citizen Indian (strike out items or words not applicable) -- - - - --- I am 5 Tall 1 2 Date of birth 4 6 r REGISTRAR'S REPORT Registration No. ----- - A~c in ~ ~ -t -------- ---- ·-··--...... - --- If not a citizen, of what nation arc you a citizen or subject? {Si[tJ13tu rc of Regimar) Father's birthplace (city or town) (state or province) (nation} -'------ -- Name of employer 8 10 -(Dair of Registratio n) Place of employment · -- -(street or R.F.D} (#) Name of nearest relative Address of nearest rdative (state) (city or town) - - -- -- ----- - --- ---- -- - -- - - -- 9 -- - -I#) (strc~qr R.F.Q} __ (illy_or town} -- ------ --- --®~l - I I Race- White. Negro, Indian I ' I (~t~-~~!._i~ems or words n~cablc) I I I affirm that 1have verified above answers and that they are true. Qr -1~.-<>(1 ".:.'/'/c.,,.,<7.;.;_r.o,,.-J. "o,. o~ ('"'<'11 or P.H.G.O Form I (blank) "<>~ ?~ ~ MyhRii ly,a,m. Inc. '- REGISTRATION CARD. zmz (Stamp of Local Board) (Signature or Mark of Registrant) J (The stamp of the local board having Jurisdiction of the arcn In which the regis trant haJ his appolmmcnt shall be pl need I Anceftry.cwr In t.h/s box) fiJr m/llf htlpful famlly h/11rny 1h111111111d fu1m1 r/Jlr www.nnc1111y,rqm/1n~t/1/11utsJ01111l1n11,/11m �·-.........-.--.,---· 1j; ,,. --· ·· --·--~- -- REGISTRATION CARD SERIAL NUMBER I REGISTRAR'S REPORT I l I DESCRIPTION OF REGISTRANT ORDER NUMBER HEIGHT Tall First name Middle name 21 Fami ly name 2 PERMANENT HOME ADDRESS 29 Medium 22 BUJLD Short 23 Slender 24 Medium 25 Stour 26 COLOR OF EYES 27 COLOR OFHAIR 28 Has person lost arm, leg, hand, eye, or is he obviously physically disqualified? (SPECI FY.) (No.) (Street or R.F.D. number) (County) (City or lOIVll) (State) Age by Years Date ofBirth 3 4 (Month) (Day) (Year) 30 RACE Eij 0 ~ -- ..-- -··------·-..·------ ___... __ __ __ - World War I Draft Registration Card C-(12 September 1918) K -- -·-- ....,..--.... -~~ Indian Negro White s Oriental Citizen 1 6 I ccn.ify that my answers arc true. that the person registered has read or has had read to him his own answers. thar I have witnessed his signarure or mark and that all of his answers of which I have knowledge Mc true, except as follows: Non-Citizen 9 8 I ~ iO iO U.S. CITIZEN ~ ~ ~ ~ Naturalized Native Born r Dedarant 13 12 11 10 ALIEN Citizen by r-a1hcf s Naturalization before Rc~isuan l's Majority Non·declarant 14 IS If not a citizen of the U.S.• of what nation arc you a citizen or subject? EMPLOYER'S NAME PRESENT OCCUPATION 16 18 PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS (StrceLor R.F.D. number) (No.) Name NEAREST RELATTVE Signature of Reitistrar Date of Registration I" (City or town) (County) (Stare) 19 20 Address (No.) (Street or R.F.D. number) (County) (City or rown) (S1,1re) I AFFIRM THAT 1 HAVE VER.IPll.!D ABOVE ANSWERS AND THAT THEY AR.E TRUE. --- P.M.G.O. Form No. l --Myl';i.mily.com. Inc. r· 2002 (Regimam's sigrmurr or mark) - - --- (The stamp of the local board havi ng jurisdiction of rhc area in which rhe regisrra nt has his permanent home sh"ll be placed in this box) -- A nceftry.conr Fo1·mart l1rl11fitl fiunily loisrory tlinrts mod j'or111s 1•isir 11•w11.. m1rrsrry.co111/sm•c/c/rnrr s./n11ulonrr.l1t111 -~ V\ �Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Membership Directory 2005 0002 Adams Norman I PO Box 1318 Brewster MA 02631-7318 (508) 255-3482 nadams@capecod.net 0799 Amicucci Elneca 60 Casa Mia Circle Moneta VA 24121-5307 (540) 721-3204 ElnetaZ@aol.com 0748 AJlen Betty Jo 1304 Vivian Ave Roanoke VA 24019-3917 (540) 362-4997 0010 Anderson Charles R 7815 Manor Cir Apt I 02 Weslland Ml 48 185-6977 0016 Andrews Eleanor L 119 Waverly Green Staunton VA 24401-4429 (540) 886-1168 noriandrews@earthlink.com 0019 Arthur Stranna L 5131 Benois Rd SW Roanoke VA 24014-4027 (540) 774-5544 sarthur@ix.nctcom.com 0020 0023 Baker Margarette S 2767 Hillbrook Dr Roanoke VA 24018-3501 Bagbey Cdr William B 28 Cardinal Rd SW Roanoke VA 24014-33 10 (540) 342-7500 seabag5@aol.com 0036 Baumann Jenny L 4 Stillwell P l Lebanon OH 45036-2243 0845 Beckett Bonnie M 4302 Siden Circle NW Roanoke VA 24017-1143 (540) 366-6516 0049 Blackwell Judith G 860 Stonewall Rd NE Floyd VA 2409 1-27 16 (540) 651-3437 j gcb@swva.net 0373 Boles Darrell & Sally 1623 Shamrock St NW Roanoke VA 24017-2219 (540) 366-5502 drb@infionline.net 0810 Bower Ellen Jewel 101 Sheffield Road Williamsburg VA 23188-1546 (757) 221-0947 ~jbow751Zymsn.com 0073 Bryant Anna M 2 Seminole Rd Huntington WV 25705-4 I 24 (304) 525-8009 0013 Anderson fn:<l D 3802 Cnivcns Creek Rd SW Roanoke VA 240 I 8- 12 16 ( 54 o) 774-7521 FrecJOfoxra >unl.com 0646 Bagunakis Barbarn C 606 Richmond Rtl Williamshurg. YA 23 185-3540 (757) 229-0606 0025 Baldwin Ed 1029 Fairfax St Radford VA 241-11-5335 (540) 639-3537 (540) 774-4503 0017 Bandy Susan C 3838 Bradshaw Rd Salem VA 24153-9016 (540) 384-6263 0060 Bradbury Frances B 117 Greenland Dr Yorktown VA 23693-3523 (757) 867-806 l fbbradbu1y@cox.net 0005 Allen James S 1268 Emil~ Ave Lakewood 0 11 -14107-5952 (2 I 6) 221--1589 jallcn-17-12tli sbcglobal.net 0836 Beam Daniel R I 03 5 Benning Ct Alexandria VA 223 12-3002 (513) 932-6586 0716 Brock John & Diane B 6484 Rolling Run Southport NC 28461-8302 (9 10) 454-0358 dbbrock@ec.rr.com 0078 Burke Shirley M 2322 S Rogers Unit 56 Mesa AZ 85202-656 I (480) 831-7006 . ~IRGJNJA APPALACHlAN OOTFS 0051 Blankenship Michael E 5729 Graceland Dr Roanoke VA 24014-5575 (540) 989-1469 mblankens@yahoo.com 0059 Boyd Carl M p O BOX 795 MCBRIDE BC VOJ 2EO CANADA (250) 569-2688 carlboyd@ telus.net 0067 Brown Dorothy N 1995 W Austin St Paris TX 75460-5436 (903) 784-1226 dnb@ neto.com 0085 Cahoon Leslie P 377 Forest Springs Dr Stuarts Draft VA 24477-9674 (540)337-4610 �/~7 0666 Christo J A 9 Glendale Ct Streamwood IL 60107-10 19 (630) 736-4498 kjchris2@ aol.com 0839 Copenhaver Roberta M I 025 Old Country Clud Road NW #9 Roanoke VA 24017-2959 (540) 857-0899 0115 Cox, Jr. James & May 7045 Tall Oak Ln Roanoke VA 24018-6813 (540) 774-1253 011 7 Crawford Harold R 161 5 Rocky ford Rd Columbus IN 47203- 141 7 (8 12) 3 72-2321 hrcrawford@ mindspring.c 0 122 Crotty A Eugene 48 Coventry Ln Daleville VA 24083-3621 (540) 992-1292 crottyg@aol.com 0123 Crowder Alice L 5402 Roanoke Road Troutville VA 24 175-7078 (540) 992-3360 0506 0 132 Dean Cam ilia 23240 Sterling Rd Cambridge Springs PA 16403-5054 (814) 398-1328 931 Ashland Ave Apt E-102 Bedford VA 24523-1301 (540) 586-9 134 Decker Jill Thompson 421 Echols St SE Vienna VA 22180-4826 (703) 938-0446 jtdwriter@ aol.com 0139 Dickenson Mrs Johnnie Jo PO Box387 Huntsville TX 77342-0387 (936) 295-5551 info@Dickenson Research.com 0138 Dickenson R Boulton 140 Tysen St Staten Island NY 10301-1120 (7 18) 720-827 1 boulton29@eartblink.net 0141 Dickerson Marilynn 740 N Wag ner Rd Ann Arbor MI 48103-2 145 (734) 663-4732 dickersonm@ provide.net 0840 Doetsch Stephanie 1805 Foxfield Circle Salem VA 24153-5988 (540) 375-3161 0838 Dom Judy Mills 4304 Terrahill Court Englewood OH 45322 (937) 836-3549 abbydabby@ aol.com 0806 Drake Eleanor W 312 Johnson Ave Warrensburg MO 64093-2242 0148 Drew Barbara L 855 Terra California Dr Apt 4 Walnut Creek CA 94595-3044 (925) 932-6530 LBDrew@ Majometcom 0604 Dye, Jr. Donald E 5280 Peregrine Crest C ircle Roanoke VA 24014-4948 (540) 989-0910 donvassar@ aol.com 0 151 Eades Patsy R 2519 S Main Street Ext Denton NC 27239-7153 (336) 859-0259 0155 Echols Sylvia & Jim 794 Adrian Ct Virginia Beach VA 23452-385 1 (757) 340-5364 jcechols@aol.com 0 156 Eckart Betty C 361 N 18th St Decatur IL 62521-2 l 03 (21 7) 423-5625 BKneebabyz@,iyahoo.com 0 157 Eckstadt Mrs J R 608 Hunter St Kilgore TX 75662-3530 (903) 984-7 564 Lacecurtan@ cablelynx.com 0159 Edwards Sue H 8202 Sherwood Green Ct Brentwood TN 37027-72 13 (6 15) 370-3255 shedwards@cs.com 0 169 Ferrell Mary E 2074 N Calle De Vida Tucson AZ 8571 5-420 I (520) 298-9425 0171 Fisher Miss Betty Lou 15 Westwood Mattoon IL 6 1938-2 14 3 (2 17) 234-3493 0828 Ford Harold D & Sue F P 0 Box 87 1009 Stone Mountain GA 30087-0026 01 77 Fowler Vicie Waskey 320 Hershberger Rd NW Manor West C-506 Roanoke VA 2401 2-1 923 (540) 563-1 733 FowlerVW@ cox.net 067 1 Garland Paul G 2 156 Date Palm Rd Boca Raton FL 33432-7918 (561) 394-5548 Griftylaw@ aol.com 0820 Garst John & Betty C 8322 Belle Haven Road Roanoke VA 2401 9-2203 (540) 366-7164 0183 Goins Doris A 8018 C Cree Lake Dr S Kendallville IN 46755-971 9 (260) 347-5 197 goins@ ligtel.com Cunningham Sandy & Jack 6904 Wood Haven Rd Roanoke VA 240 19-20 I l (540) 265-6770 irsandy@ cox.net 0134 VlRGUilAAP~ALACHt_AN NOTE~., 0133 Dean Mary B �0184 Goodholm Katherine L 2028 W Liberty C t Grand Junction CO 81503-8754 (970) 263--0671 Goode2SHus@aol.com 3347 Longhorn Rd Roanoke VA 240 I 8-3233 (540) 774-5 I 68 0 193 Groves Ill Irvin!,! 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NC Piedmont Gen Soc PO Box 2272 Danville VA 2454 1-0272 1058 VPI&SU Library - Serials PO Box 90001 Blacksburg VA 24062-900 I PO Box 117 .Johnson City TN 37605-0117 106 1 Waynesboro Public Library 600 S Wayne Ave Waynesboro VA 22980-4899 1059 West Central Missouri Gen Soc PO Box4 Warrensburg MO 64093-0004 1063 Wisconsin Historical Society - Acquisitions 816 State St Madison WI 53706-1417 1064 Wytheville Community College Library 1000 C Main St Wytheville VA 24382-3308 (276) 223-4743 wcrobea@wcc.vccs.edu Yell County Hist and Gen Soc PO Box622 Dardanelle AR 72834-0622 Rockingham County Hlist Soc PO Box 84 Wentworth NC 27375-0084 1044 1066 VJRGJNIA AP.f_AL~CHIAN NOTES 1032 Weatherford Public Library l 0 14 Charles St Weatherford TX 76086-5007 1060 Watauga Association of Genealogists �Botetourt County, Vi rginia Death Records- conti nued DILL, Mary - b ca 1795 Bot Co - d 17 Oct 1854 - f John CROSS - m Mary [MAYS] cd f l ux - rep by bus Andrew DILL DILLARD see Bettie & Sallie CROWDER, Henry CROWDER DILLARD, female - b 9 Apr 1913 Bot Co - d 9 Apr 1913 - f Thomas J DILLARD (b Rke Co) - m C1audia B (AGEE) (b Rke Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd born dead DILLARD, John Henry - b ca 1846 Amherst Co - d 12 June 1913 - buried Almshouse Cem - cd congestion of brain DILLARD, Lucy - b 30 Mar 1843 Rke Co - d 17 Dec 1914 - f Charles McLEVY (b Va) - Polly (WEBSTER ) (b Va) - buried White Church Cem - cd Chronic Bronchitis DILLMAN see Henry DILL, James Washington LEMON , Lucinda Hazeltine LEMON DILLMAN, male - b ca 10 Oct 1865 Bote Co - d 20 Oct 1865 - age lOd - f Anthony K DILLMAN - m Margaret - cd not known - rep by father DILMAN, Daniel - d by Sep 1818 (order) - Ref WB c pl59 , 229 - Appraisal, Sale - Relatives: on 9 Sep 1822 orphans Jacob g Daniel, age over 14 & on 14 Oct 1822 orphans Martha & Samuel , age over 14 DILLMAN, Daniel W - b 13 Dec 1857 - d 12 May 1906 - f [Mary M] - grave Hogan- Ol d Cern (Little Catawba) [Daniel DILLMAN] - rn DILLMAN, Margaret - b ca 1823 Bot Co - d 30 Oct 1865 _ age 42y - f Daniel SMILEY - m Elizabeth [SHANKS] - cd rheumatism _ rep by hus Anthony K DILLMAN DILLON see female RIDDLEBARGER DILLON, Ferdinand Wiley - b 6 Mar 1845 [Fincastle] _ d 29 Nov 1914 - f George W DILLON (b Bot Co) - m Harriet (RANEY) [b Fincastle Bot Co) - buried Fin castle Cem - cd heart d i sease ' DILLON, George William - b ca 1857 Fincastle _ d ll Jan 1916 - f G W DILLON (b Va) - m Fannie (LOOP) (b Va) - bur ied Fincastle Cem _ cd Mitral Insufficiency DILLON, Harriet Jane - b ca 1824 Fincastle _ d 4 Oct 1853 - f Edward RANEY rn [Eli zabeth ] - cd dropsy - rep by hus George w DILLON DILLON, Sarah Elizabeth - b 10 Jan 1848 [Fincastle] _ d 29 Jan 1914 - f William F RHODES (b Rb Co) - f Mary (LITTREL) (Rke Co) _ buried Fincastle Cem cd heart disease DILLON, Sarah J (widow) - b ca? 1850 Fkln Co _ d 2 Aug 1859 - age 8y 29m? Od - f George W DILLON - m Frances J - cd dysentary _ rep by father DILMAN see DILLMAN DINGLEDINE see Susan McCAULEY DISHER see DEISHER, Peter CIRCLE ... _VJR.GJNJA_AP_F__ALAr.HIAN_hlOJil �{35 DIVERS, Jack - b 4 July 1830 Bot Co - d 1 July 1915 - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd Chronic Peru~~ Nepho~~DIVERS, Owen H - b 30 Oct 1885 - d 14 July 1907 - h/ o Union gravestone RIPES - Ref Brick DIVIRES, John J P - b ca 20 July 1837 Bot Co - d 28 July 1862 Malvern Hill, Va - age 25y Om 8d - f John DIVIRES - m Susan - cd gun shot wound - rep by father DOBBS, Annie May - d by 18 Feb 1909 - cd - Ref Inquest papers stabbed by Ofelix Christian (colored) DOBBS, Eva Lee - b 10 Apr 1878 Buckingham Co, Va - d 14 Sep 1916 - f John M McFADDEN (b Buck. Co) - m Polly (McFADDEN) (b Buck Co) - buried Barbour's Creek Cem - cd TB of lungs DOBSON, M (female) - b ca 1794 - d 22 Mar 1861 - age 67y 6m Od - f Samuel OGDEN - rn Paulina - fever - rep by gd Lucy FLAHERTY - w/o William C DOBSON DOBSON, William C - b ca 1792 Va (census #517) - d by 14 Dec 1863 - h/o Elizabeth & M OGDEN - Ex: Martha A & William D BISHOP DODD, Catherine - b 14 Apr 1810 - d 25 Dec 1892 - w/o Edley DODD (d 1883) grave Haymakertown Cem DODD, Edley - b 5 June 1804 - d 3 May 1883 - h/o Catherine DODD (d 1892) g rave Haymakertown Cem DODD, Mary - b 3 Mar 1891 Va - d 9 May 1915 Bot Co - f John MARKHAM (b Va) m [Lucy Bell WHORLEY] - buried Buchanan Cem - cd childbirth DODD, William - d by Dec 1823 - Ref WB C p453, will dated 19 Oct 1823, codecil dated 27 Oct 1823 - Relatives: wife Mary; Ch: Thomas, Sally (md ___ HIPES), William, John; Gs: Adley DODD; - Exrs: William DODD, Abraham PEERY DODD, William A (single) - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d 1864 Pulaski Co, Va - age 18y - f Samuel L DODD - cd killed - rep by father DOGAN see Mrs G W [Miah] WILLS, Cleolis Jackson RUFF DOGAN, Eliza A - b 21 Nov 1858 Bot Co - d 3 Aug 1914 - f Lemuel D DOGAN (b Harrison Co, Va) - m Caroline E (ORANGE) (b Aug Co, Va) - buried Forest Chapel Cem - cd Cancer of Rectum DOGAN, Nathan - d by 11 May 1868 - Admr: 11 May 1868, Sheriff DOGAN, Wiola - b 7 Apr 1916 Bot Co - d 16 June 1916 - f M[ichael] S DOGAN (b Craig Co) - m Bennie?[Bessie] (HUFFMAN) (b Va) - buried Daleville Cem - cd Bronch pneumonia DOGGETT, Bettie - b 12 Oct 1803 - d 26 Jan 1888 Bot Co (Godwin Cem) - [She was probably sister of Dr Cyrus DOGGETT DOGGETT, Cyrus, Dr - b 12 Mar 1801 - d 2 Aug 1888 Bot Co (Godwin Cem) - f C DOGGET - m E - wife Isabella E MAYS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �[36 DOGGETI', Fletcher M - b 16 Dec 1866 - d 9 Dec 1890 Bot Co (Godwin Cem) - f Dr Cyrus DOGGETT - m Isabella E MAYS DOGGETT, Isabella [E] MAYS - b l June 1837 - d 23 June 1896 Bot Co (Godwin Cem) f Fletcher B MAYS - m Ellen FERGUSON - Relatives: hus Dr Cyrus DOGGETT [md 16 Jan 1866 Bot Co] ; bro : Judge RF MAYS; sis : Mrs Jobn L DOGGETT, Mrs Mary F WILSON - see Cronise Scrapbook 46 DOGGETT, Mary Mays - b 10 May 1869 - d 9 Oct 1882 Bot Co (Godwin Cem) - f John L DOGGET - m Octavia MAYS [ps md 17 July 1867 Bot Co] DOGGETI, Nellie M - b 2 Aug 1878 - d 28 Sep 1888 (Godwin Cem) - f Cyrus DOGGETT - m Isabella E MAYS DOLLMAN see Mary Emma LEFFEL, Portia LEFFEL, Catherine LEFFEL, Mary Ennna LEFFEL, William SNEAD, Car y L STYNE, George W STYNE, Sarah Ann STYNE, William H STYNE DOLLMAN, Charles Lewis - b 10 Mar 1883 Bot Co - d l June 1913 - f Lewis DOLLMAN (b Bot Co) - m Mollie (SEACRIST) (b Rb Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd TB DOL(L)MAN, Demerus - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 30 Feb 1855 - f David DOL(L)MAN m Mary - cd Hooping cough - rep by father DOLLMAN, Elizabeth - b ca 1804 Va (census #933) - d by 13 Nov 1854 - w/o John DOLLMAN - Adm William STYNE DOLMAN, Elizabeth - b ca 1833 Va (census #933) - d 8 Aug 1857 - f John DOLMAN - m Elizabeth - cd flux - rep by father DOLLMAN, Harriett - b Nov 1833 Va - d 6 May 1913 - f David DOLLMAN (b Bot Co) - m Maggie (JACOBS) (b Giles Co , Va) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Myacardial Insufficience DOLLMAN, Henry - d by Mar 1822 - Ref WB c p564, division of land (Little Timber Ridge near James River) - Relatives : wife Elizabeth; Ch : Elizabeth , Sarah, Nancy ( md Philip SNIDER), Barbara (md George KUODE), Mary, Eve, Catherine DOLLM.AN, Lewis W - b 5 Jan 1847 Bot Co - d 10 Apr 1914 - f David DOLLMAN (b unkn) - m Maggie (LAFON) (b Giles Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd TB DOLLMAN, Maggie Carol ine - b 5 Sep 1841 Bot Co _ d 9 May 1917 - f J [ ames] M PHILIPS - m Mary Ann (POWERS) (b Va) - buried Buchanan cem - cd Mitral insufficiency DOLMAN, Magdalin "Polly" - b ca 1810 Va (census /11007) - d by 8 Aug 1859 w/o David DOLLMAN - Adm: James M FIGGATT DONALD see John FERRIS DONALD, - d by 13 Aug 1795 (son called an orphan) - son William Reese (b 15 Aug-1784) DONALD, Emma C - b 18 J1Jly 1863 - d 21 Au g 1889 - f W A TYLER - m Patara A w/o B A DONALD - grave Old GLade Creek cem . _ _ __ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES .....>.::....::..:....:....::~ �DONALY see male KING DONNAVANT see DUNNAVANT DONNER see Michael COON DOOLEY see James H FOUTS, Mary Elizabeth GRADY, Ruth Lee HALL DOOLEY, - d by 12 June 1837 (ch called orphans) - Ch: Sarah, Henry DOOLEY, (female) - b 31 July 1861 Bot Co - d 31 July 1861 - age 5 minutes f James A DOOLEY - m Harriet - rep by father DOOLEY, (male) - b 12 May 1914 Va - d 12 May 1914 - f Henry DOOLEY (b Va) - m Ollie (WAYMER) (b Bot Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd born dead DOOLEY, Alonza B - b 29 Dec 1916 - d 6 May 1917 - f Mat DOOLEY (b Bot Co) m Lottie (ROCK) (b Craig Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd Bronchal pneumonia DOOLEY, Annie J - b 21 July 1856 - d 2 July 1912 -f unkn - m Sallie DOOLEY (b Bot) - buried Daleville Cem - cd TB DOOLEY, Elizabeth - b 4 Dec 1829 - d 1 May 1910 - w/o Marion DOOLEY (18451924) - Ref Brick Union gravestone DOOLEY, Frank - d by 5 May 1902 - cd shot by Heckt RAGSDALE - Ref Inquest papers DOOLEY, Harriet - b ca 1820 - w/o James DOOLEY - grave Brick Union Cem DOOLEY, Hugh - b 4 June 1912 - d 7 Sep 1912 - f Charley Niclos DOOLEY (b Blue Ridge, Bot Co) - m Lizzie (WEEKS) (b Blue Ridge Springs, ]ot Co) - buried Blue Ridge Cern - cd Erysopilas DOOLEY, James - b ca 1825 - grave Brick Union Cem DOOLEY, Lou Fist - b 6 Sep 1843 Bot Co - d 16 Feb 1915 - m Fanny DOOLEY ( b Va) - buried Daleville Cem - cd Vigel disease DOOLEY, Margt. - b 12 July 1914 Bot Co - d 16 July 1914 - f Ad DOOLEY ( b Bot Co) - m Ethel (FLIGER) (b Floyd Co, Va) - cd deformed DOOLEY, Marion - b 10 Mar 1845 - d 21 Jan 1924 - h/o Elizabeth DOOLEY ( 1 8291910) - Ref Brick Union gravestone DOOLEY, Mary A L - b 11 Apr 187 3 Bot Co - d 8 Mar 1913 - m Sallie ETTER (b Bot Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd TB DOOLEY, Nancy A - b Mar 1830- d 25 Jan 1900 - grav e Haymakertown Cem DOOLEY, William A - b 12 Feb 1894 - d 4 Mar 1905 - grave Mt Mariah Lu th eran Cem DOOLEY, William M - b 14 Sep 1853 Bot Co - d 25 Sep 1 9 1 2 - f u nkn - m Fannie DOOLEY (b Bot Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd TB VIRGINIAAPPALACHIAN NOTES �/38 DOSS see Lucy C HUFFMAN DOSS, (male) - b 8 Nov 1 91 2 Eagle Rock , Bot Co - d 14 Nov 1912 - f Charles Nel s on DOSS (b Nelson Co) - m Eva Lillian (BARLOW) (b Rapps Mill, Rb Co) buried Eagle Rock - cd premature birth DOSS, Bugh - b 19 Sep 1914 Eagle Rock , Bot Co - d 23 Sep 1914 - f Charle s Doss (b Cambbe ll Co, Va) - rn Eva (HARLOW) (b Rockbridge Co, Va) - buried Eag l e Rock Cem - cd premature birth DOSS, Lilborne - b ca 1792 Va (census #1590) - d by 8 Sep 1851 - Adm Robert R DOSS DOUGHTY see Henry GURNEY DOUGLAS see Juliet Douglas LEMON, John B LUSTER DOUGLAS, Benjamin Sr - d by June 1816 - Ref WB C p55, will dated 1 Jan 1816 - Wife Charity; Ch : James,John, William, Francis, Elizabeth (md [ Wayman II SAINTCLAIR), Bebethelon (md MORISON ) , Benjamin I, Jileon, Mary (md [ Geo. C] ANDERSON) DOUGLAS, Catherine L - b 22 Aug 1827 - d 26 Jan 1902 - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem DOUGLASS, J W - b 14 Apr 1856 - d 5 Feb 1932 - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem DOUGLAS, John - d by 12 Apr 1831 (ch called orphans) - Ch: Willia m (over 14), James (over 14), Eveline, Catherine DOUTHAT, William H - b ca 1799 Va (census #1141) - d by 10 May 1858 - h/o Susan H - Adm Henry C DOUTHAT DOUTBAT, William P - b ca 1830 Va (census #1141) - d by 11 Jan 1864 - f William H DOUTHAT - m Susan H - Adm Robert R DOUTHAT DOWDY, Wyatt C - b ca 1826 - d 6 Aug 1856 - cd fever - rep by friend A B PITZER - Adm Henry E SMITH (9 Feb 1857) DOWNEY see James Franklin NICELY DOWNEY, Ezra - b l Jan 1914 [Glen Wilton] Bot Co - d l Jan 1914 - f Ezra DOWNEY (b All Co) - m Alice (CAMPBELL) (All Co) - buried Sharon Cem (Al l Co) - cd p remature DOWNS, R J - b 16 May 1839 - d 30 Sep 1913 - f Willard DOWNS (b Va) - m Sallie (SENSE) (b Va) - buried Rockbridge Co cd TB DRESSLER, Harvey - d by 18 Nov 1814 - Ref WB B p426, WB C pl9 , 49, 237, appraisal & settlements - Wife Elizab eth ; Ch: Sally, George, Mos es , William, Jacob, Henry, Peter, Nancy, Michae l , John, Barbara (md William PERSINGER) , Mary ( md Adam QUICKLE) , Catherine ( md George MALLOW ) , Elizabeth ( md Jacob PENCE), Christiana, Julia VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN OOTES _ �DRINKARD see Mildred PETERS, Philip PETERS DRINKARD, William H Jr - b 13 Sep 1846 Va - d 9 May 1915 - f William H DRINKARD (b Va) - m Frances (PACE) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Blood poison DRUMMOND, Alexander - d by Mar 1815 - Ref WB B p425, appraisal DRUMMOND, Velinda - b ca 1830 Craig Co - d 8 Sep 19 16 -f James CALDWELL (b USA) - m Matilda (DRUMMOND) (b USA) - buried Craig Co Cem -cd old age - [md #1 (4 July 1849 Bot Co) James WRIGHT] DRYDEN, Thomas - d by 8 Apr 1777 - Ref WB A p68, will dated 10 Nov 1776, Admr bond - Wife: Agnes; Ch: Nathaniel, David, Thomas and others (not named) - Admr Agnes DRYDEN, James DRYDEN DUDDING, America - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 29 Sep 1855 - f George W DUDDING [ Ann B VEST] - cd hooping cough - rep by mother DUDDING, Ann B - b ca Oct 1828 Bot Co - d 13 Aug 1866 - age 37y 9m 27d or 2ld - f John VEST - m Emma [Anna] - cd consumption - rep by bus George DUDDING DUDDING, Joseph (md) - b Va - d Oct 1849 - age 72y - cd dispepsia - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule DUDDING, Martha Eliza - b ca July 1860 - d Aug 1860 - age lm 6d - f George DUDDING - m Ann [VEST) - rep by father DUDDING, Martha Frances - b 1852 [Saltpetre Cave, Bot Co) - d 29 Sep 1915 Bot Co - f Jacob MYERS (b Craig Co [New Castle]) - m Eliza (JOHNSON) (b Bot Co [Haymakertown]) - buried Shiloh Cem - cd cancer of stomach DUDDING, Myrtle - b 24 Nov 1899 [Longdale, Bot Co] - d 1 July 1915 - f William C DUDDING (Bot Co) - f Lillie (NICELY) [Longdale, Bot Co] - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd Arlicular rheumatism DUDDING, Sarah Catherine - b ca July 1860 Bot Co - d 5 Aug 1860 - age lm 3d f George DUDDING - m Ann [B VEST] - rep by father DUDLEY see Philip Henry BAKER, Thomas D SEAY, Lloyd Elmer SLOAN DUDLEY, Hannah - b ca 1840 Va - d 22 June 1917 - f John SMITH - m [WALLACE] - buried near Eagle Rock - cd old age DUFF, William - d by 14 Mar 1775 - Ref Admr bond - Admr James HUGART DUFFY see male LEE DUFFY, Catherine - b 1 Dec 1829 - d 3 Nov 1900 - w / o Daniel DUFFY - grave Mt Union Cem DUFFY, Charles w - b 13 July 1869 Fincastle - d 23 Oct 1895 Girard, Ill -ag e 26y 3 weeks 4d - wife Mollie GRAY (md ca 1894) - grave Mt Union Cem - bro Alex F DUFFY - obituary in Cronise Scrapbool{ 26 VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN OOTES �14-0 DUFFY, Daniel - b ca 1805 - d 9 Apr 1898 - age 93y - h/o Catherine DUFFY grave Mt Union Cem DUFFY, James M - b ca 1861 - d 25 Apr 1898 - age 37y - grave Mt Union Cem DUKE see Bugh McNEAL DUNBAR, Austin P - b 18 Aug 1858 - d 2 Jan 1898 Bot Co [near Trinity] - age 39y 4m 12d - Relatives : (leaves a wife & child) - Cronise Sc r apbook 48 DUNBAR, Ephraim - d by 10 Sep 1794 (son called an orphan) - son Ephraim (under 14) DUNBAR, George - b 1883 Va - d 17 Mar 1917 - f Mat DUNBAR (b WV) - m Sarah (JONES) (b Va) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd paralysis DUNBAR, John Nidy - b 21 Mar 1916 Bot Co - d 21 Mar 1916 - f not known - m Docie DUNBAR (b Craig Co) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd still born DUNCAN see Edward R WEST DUNCAN, (female) - b 19 Sep 1915 Bot Co - d 26 Sep 1915 - f Co, Va) - m Mary (WALTERS) (b Mont Co) - cd malnutrition J W DUNCAN (b Mont DUNCAN, Jossie C - b 7 Sep 1914 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1914 - f J W DUNCAN (b Mont Co) - m Mary A (WALTERS) (b Mont .Co) - buried Troutvil le Gem - cd smothered while asleep DUNCAN, Mary Malinda - b 14 Aug 1916 Hollins, Bot Co -d 1 Nov 1916 -f J W DUNCAN (b Mont Co) - m Mary (WALLAS [WALTERS]) (b Mont Co) - buried Tombstone Cem - cd dont know DUNCAN, Robert - d by 12 June 1787 - Ref WB A p255, will dated 29 Mar 1787, Admr bond - Wife Cattron; Ch : Mary, Estair, Raebel, Robert, Nancy, Margaret, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Isobel, Janet - Admr Nicholas CARPER DUNCAN, William - b 13 Feb 1913 Bot Co - d 13 Feb 1913 - f John W DUNCAN (b Mont Co) - m Mary A (WALTERS) (b Mont Co) - buried Troutville Cem -cd pre mature birth DUNDARD see Mildred PETERS DUNMAN, Virgie Main - b 19 Sep 1914 Bot Co - d 10 Aug 1915 - f Samue l Joseph DUNMAN (b Fr Co) - m Julian Emma ( PAGE) (b Bot Co) - buried Lithia Cem - cd Clio Colitis . DUNNAVANT see James Thomas BOWYER, Nannie Virginia BOWYER DUNNAVANT, John F - b ca 1858 Bed Co - d lq Apr 1870 Buchanan Twsp - age 12y - f Joseph DUNNAVANT - m E A - cd conjestion of brain - rep by father DUPREE see Laura S SHANK DUVALL see Mattie E CUSTER, John Preston NELMS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �14 J DUVALL, John Bowel - b 27 Sep 1848 Rockingham Co, Va - d 3 Mar 1916 - f Tandy DUVALL (b Rh Co) - m Katherine (LAMB) (b Rh Co) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd general paralysis - h/o Mattie Thuma DUVALL DUVALL, Mattie Thuma - b 17 Aug 1851 - d 30 July 1924 - w/o John H DUVALL grave Mt Union Cem DUVALL, Roy Watson - b 7 Nov 1913 Bot Co [Haymakertown] - d 7 Nov 1913 - f Jacob R T DUVALL (b Rockingham Co) - m Blanche O (LANT[Z]) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd born dead DWIER (DWIRE) see William H HOGAN, Vergie Callene HUFFMAN, Elizabeth SLUSSER DWIRE, Susan - b ca 1823 Bot Co - d 19 Sep 1915 - f John DWIRE (b Bot Co) m Susan (DEEDS) (b Bot Co) - buried Alms House Cem - cd senility EAGAN, John, Dr - b ca 1797 Aug Co - d 31 July 1857 (or 1856) - f Samps on EAGAN - m Rhod - cd Jandice - rep by son Sampson EAGON - Adm Sampson Eagon (11 Au g 1856) EAGER, Martha - d by 15 Apr 1789 - Ref WB A p267, will dated (no date), Admr bond - Relatives : Ch : Jane LOGUE to be bound 15 Apr 1789 - Others Moses Eager - Admr William LOGUE EAKIN (S) see AKIN(S) EAKIN, James N - d by 13 Aug 1866 - Adm Paul M RIPLEY (revoked 13 Aug 1867) EAKIN, Nannie O - b 13 Oct 1876, Craig Co - d 4 June 1913 - f Francis EAKIN (b Craig Co) - Amanda (ALBERT) (b Craig Co) (b for both Bot Co marked out) buried Trinity Cem - cd TB EAKINS , Nathan - d by Oct 1823 - ref WB C p389, will dated 2 July 1823 Wife Susannah; Ch: Thomas, William, Mary (md ____ Rice), Nathan , Nancy (md WALKER ) , Samuel, Stephen, Joseph, John, Rebekah, Susannah, Louisa (md Solomon BROYLES ) , Preston - on 13 Apr 1824, orphan Susannah was under 14 EAKIN, Nathan (rod) - d May 1850 - age 56 - cd cronic - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - Admr William A GLASGOW 9 Sep 1850 EAKIN, Thomas - d by Feb 1810 - Ref WB B p227 , will dated 30 Mar 1799 - Wife Agnes; Ch: Joseph, William, Thomas EAKIN, William - d by Sep 1815 - Ref WB C p3, appraisal EARLY , Charles E - b ca 1854 Bed Co - d 8 Aug 1855 - f John M EARLY - m Sarah - cd flux - rep by father EARLY, James Matin - d by 12 Nov 1807 - Ref WB B pl59, appraisal - Relatives: on 12 Apr 1808 orphan Alexander (over 14) & on 12 July 1808 orphans Jane & Samuel were under 14 EARLY, John William - b 19 Aug 1827 Va - d 6 Mar 1915 - f Joel EARLY (b Bed Co) -m Avy (ANDREWS) (b Bed Co) - buried Family Cem - cd Arterio Selerosis VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �EARQUART se e Ca the rine Elle n BURNS EASON, Fran cis - d by 9 Aug 1786?? - Ref WB A p2Lil, will dated lli 1ar 1775, Admr Bon d - Wife ; Ch: Samuel , Jo seph, Nancy , Eli zabeth [Note : the 2 daus were " in captivity" ] - Admr Samuel EAS ON EAST , Thomas - d by 13 Jan 1807 (dau called an orphan) - Dau Elizabeth (over 14) EASTON, Mi s souri - b 31 Dec 1870 Bot Co - d 7 May 1913 - f J [ eremiah ] M DEEL (b Bot Co) - rn Malinda ( FELLERS) (b Nace, Bot Co) - buried Mill Creek Cem cd Suicide EATB see William CROSS Sr EAVER see Raymond LUCAS ECHARD, El c i e May - b 21 Mar 1915 Aug Co - d 14 May 1915 - f Wa l ton ECHARD (b Aug Co) - m Ada ( BROWN) (b Au g Co) - bur i ed Staunton Cern - cd Marasnum ECHOLS see Mike E ENGLISH, Elizabeth ST CLAIR ECHOLS, Edward Carte r - b 5 Apr 1831 Bed Co - d 10 Sep 1912 - f Per egr i n e ECHOLS (b Bed Co) - m Sarah (b Spotts Co) - buried Galatia - cd Acute Uremia ECHOLS, Jacob - b ca 1 77 2 NC (census #694) - d by 13 Apr 1857 - h/o J ud i th Adm Rufu s PITZER & Lewis HOUSMAN ECHOLS, J a cob - b ca 1853 - d 1 Apr 1853 - f J acob ECHOLDS ( J r ) -rn Eli z abe th cd not known - rep by father EDDY, Isabell a C - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 1 Au g 1854 - f S ilas EDDY - m Margaret - cd flux EDDY, John - d 31 Jan 1823 - rep in " Herald of the valley " 1 Feb 1823 EDDY, Silas (CSA) - b ca 1823 (1850 Bot Co census #1787) d (in 1890 ' s) wife Ma rgaret ; son Charles W; 4 daus - Cronise Scrapbook 31 no date EDDY, Timothy L - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 14 May 1857 - f garet - cd unkn - rep by father Sil as E EDDY - m Mar - EDENS, Bettie J - b ca 1842 Nelson Co, Va - d 15 Aug 1870 Buchanan Twsp - f Benjamin JENKINS - m Nann i e - cd child bir t h - rep by hu s J o hn EDENS EDGAR see James MASON EDGAR, Sarah - d by 9 Mar 1816 - Ref WB c p47 , appraisal EDINGS see William CARLTON EDMONS, Lidy - d 22 Apr 1857 - w/o EDMONS - gr ave Brick Union Cem EDMONDSON see Mary Colvin McCLURE VIRGJ~IA APPALACHIAN_~ts=c: 28y �14<3 EDMONSON, Eleanor - b ca 1740 - d 9 Dec 1820 - age 80y - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 18 Dec 1820 - m-i-1 of Col Thomas WILSON EDWARDS see Nancy POWERS EDWARDS, (infant) - b 13 Mar 1913 Bot Co - d 13 Mar 1913 - f Sim EDWARDS (b Bot Co) - m Carry (ASHWELL) (b Bot Co) - buried Cloverdale Cem - cd unkn EDWARDS, Anna A - b 22 Apr 1842 Albemarle Co, Va - d 11 Jan 1915 - ps unkn - buried Lick Run cem - cd diabetes EGNOR see James JOHNSON ELAM see William Francis BARKER, Thelma LINSEY ELINGER, - d by 13 July 1802 (dau called an orphan) - dau Anna Maria ELLER, D N - b 16 Nov 1862 Va - d 19 Oct 1914 - f John W ELLER (b Va) - m Leah (BARNHART) (b Va) - buried Daleville Cem - cd Pernicious cenlmier ELLIOTT, Leanna - b ca 1824 Greenbrier Co, WV - d 23 Jan 1917 - f Thomas BOGUS - buried Glen Wilton Cem - cd La Grippe ELLIS see Andrew LEMMON, James E LEMON ELLIS, Jane (single) - b ca 1779 Va - d 29 July 1849 - age ?70y Or 73?y - cd cronic - Ref Locust Bottom gravestone; 1850 Bot Co Mort schedule ELMORE see Mary Annie REDMOND, Erosa Frances HUFFMAN ELMORE, Effie - b 2 Sep 1886 Va - d 26 July 1916 - f J W ELMORE (b Va) - m Nannie (WYATT) (b Va) - buried Sharon Cern - cd TB ELMORE, Jacob - b ca 1853 Craig Co - d 15 Nov 1853 Craig Co - f Jacob ELMORE - m July - cd not known - rep by father ELSWOOD, Valentine - d by Feb 1797 - Ref WB A p445 appraisal EMACKS see AMACKS, AMAX, etc EMACICS, Mathew -d by 10 Apr 1779 - Ref WB A pl09, will dated 9 Mar 1776 Relatives: Ch : James Matthew, Samuel A; s-i-1 James Smitb EMMONS see James MULL EMRICK see Thomas SESSLER ENGART see James ALEXANDER ENGART, William F - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 18 Dec 1861 - a ge 1 8y - f Thomas ENGART - m Rebea - cd fever - rep by father ENGEL, Emily Washington - b ca 1846 Bot Co - d 1 Nov 1 85 3 - John W ENGEL - m Maria - cd Scarlet fever - rep by father VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �ENGLE see John GOODWIN, Sarah Engle KERN, George C NININGER ENGLE, Carrie - b 27 Mar 1867 - d 2 Aug 1868 - f Rev J J ENGLE - m M I - Ref Goodwin Cem (over river from Mays Cern) ENGLE, Isaac - b 31 Mar 1825 Bot Co - d 16 Apr 1914 -f John William ENGLE (b Germany) - m Hulda (STANLEY) (b Bed Co) - buried family burying ground [moved to Mt Union Cern] - cd Brights disease & pneumonia - [h/o Sarah Kern ENGLE] ENGLE, Sarah Kern - 27 Mar 1845 - d 20 Mar 1930 - w/o Isaac ENGLE - grave Mt Union Cem ENGLISH see Elizabeth ST CLAIR ENGLISH, Mike E - b 27 Jan 1866 Va - d 7 Aug 1915 - f Michael ENGLISH (Ireland) - m Susan (ECHOLS) (b Va) - buried Springwood Cem - cd TB ENSMINGER see Marvin 8 Mary WRIGHT (twins) ENSMINGER, Hannah Elizabeth - d 8 May 1837 Rb Co - d 5 June 1913 - f Samuel VEST (b Rb Co) - m Betsy (FORD) (b Rb Co) - buried Forest Grove Cem - cd acute Diarrhoea EX.AWILER, Lemuel - b ca 1840 - d ca 5 Sep 1915 - buried at his home - cd heart failure, [or unkn] - rep by son LA ENSWILER - [Ref Inquest papers] ENTSMINGER, Lewis - b 4 Sep 1829 Rb Co - d 7 June 1913 - f Alexander ENTSMINGER (b Rb Co) - m Mary (FORD) (b Rb Co) - buried Forest Grove Cem - cd Chronic Cystitis EPPS see Edward OLDS ERSKINE, Agatha - d by 12 Mar 1866 - Adm John W JOHNSTON (revoked 14 Nov 1867) Oliver P SMITH ECKRIDGE, Burdett V - b ca 1828 - d l Oct 1854 - f Richard ESKRIDGE - cd flux - rep by f -i-1 Christian BOWER ESTILL see Peter WRIGHT ETTER see Mary A L DOOLEY, Henry WAX, Louenda Ercill RILEY ETTER, Eutopha - b ca 1868 Bot Co - d 17 Mar 1869 - age Sm - f George ETTER - m Alice S - cd pneumonia - rep by mother ETTER, James J - b ca 21 July 1832 Bot Co - d 24 July 1862 Richmond, Va age 30y Om 3d - cd gun shot wound - rep by wife Sarah J ETTER ETZLER, Bennie - b 16 Feb 1914 Va - d 21 Feb 1914 (Bot co Death certificate) - f Frank T ETZLER (b Va) - m Essie (SHAW) (b Va) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd pneumon ia ETZLER, C - b 1800 - d 1843 - f GLEESON - w/o George ETZLER - Ref Mt Union Cem VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �/4 5 ETZLER, Demaris B[arbara] MOORE - b 1839 - d 13 Dec 1894 - age 55y - f iam ] MOORE - w/o John Lewis ETZLER - grave Mt Union Cem [Wi11 - ETZLER, Elizabeth - b ca 1797 - d 8 Sep 1821 0 - age 24y - f [Jacob] ETZLER - m [Mary Magdalene EVERSOLE] - rep in "Herald of the Valley" 24 Sep 1821 ETZLER, George (md) - b ca 1763 Pa - d June 1849 - age 86 - cd old age - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [h/o Hannah - Bot Co 1850 census #1558, with gch, Ch of Col George who died 1844] ETZLER, George, Col - b 23 Feb 1800 - d 14 Jan 1844 - f George ETZLER - m Hannah - [h/o Leah FIREBAUGH (rnd Bot Co 30 May 1833)] - grave Mt Union Cem ETZLER, John Lewis - b 1835 (1850 Census Bot Co #1558) - d 30 May 1900 - age 65y - f [Col George ETZLER] - m [Leah FIREBAUGH] - h/o Demaris B MOORE ETZLER - grave Mt Union Cern ETZLER, Leah - b 1812 - d 3 Nov 1837 - f [Philip FIREBAUGH] - m [Mary Susan MILLER] - w/o George Etzler [md Bot Co 30 May 1833] - Ref Mt Union gravestone ETZLER, Mary E1izabeth - b 17 Mar 1862 [Va] - d 13 June 1814 - f John L ETZLER [b Va]- m Demaris B (MOORE) [b Va] - buried Mt Union Cem - cd Gall stone ETZLER, Oma PAINTER - b 24 July 1873 - d 18 July 1966 - f [George W PAINTER] - m [Emma J VANDERGRIFT] - w/o Wi1liam E ETZLER [md 1913 Bot Co] - grave Mt Union Cem ETZLER, Wi11iam E - b 29 Nov 1857 - d 23 Apr 1939 - f [John L ETZLER] - m [Demaris MOORE] - h/o Oma PAINTER ETZLER [md Bot Co 1913] - grave Mt Union Cem EUBANK see John THOMPSON, Sandy BANKS, Luther C LACKLAND EUBANK, Hesakiab - b ca Dec 1814 Va (census #1052) - d 18 June 1859 - age 44y 6m - f John EUBANK - cd typhoid fever - rep by [Elizabeth] Jane DAVENPORT - Adm John P E MARKHAM (13 June 1859) EUBANK, John - b ca 1777 not know [or 1780 Va, census #1053] - d 5 Aug 1855 - cd old age - rep by wife Sarah EUBANK - Adm James T WATSON ( 8 Oct 1 8 5 5) EUBANK, Sarah E - b ca Dec 1771 (or 1777 Va census # 1053) - d 23 Feb 1 8 5 9 age 87y 2m - cd old age - rep by son William ECnJANK - w/ o John EUBANK - Adm James F WATSON EVANS s ee Archibald CAMPBELL, William HERBISON, Elizabeth BRADLEY , William B LEMON, Walter Cable LUCAS , Eloise Dorcas STULL, Katherine J THOMAS , Jon athan TOSH EVANS, A[1exander] B - d by 191 1 , settlement of estate , Bot Co - f [Elisha EVANS] - m [Mary SMITH] - wife Hettie [DEISHER] - Ch: Le1ie HAMBRICK, Hat tie BROWN, W B, T D, Mrs E M STULL & J K EVANS, Bertba Slacile - b 21 Feb 1 91 2 Bot Co - d 29 Oct 1 9 1 2 Bot Co -f Newton EVANS - (b Mont Co - marked out) [ b Wyomin g Co , WV ] - rn Emma (GRAHAM) (b Mason Co WV) - buried Back Creek Church - cd Chol era I n faut u m VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �TIPS CUSTOM MAGNETS A small company out of San Diego makes custom magnets of all sizes and will use your photos or drawings. They've made several small orders for me, and I am satisfied with their qualit y. price, and speed. You tell them what you have and what you want, and they send a quote. You then make your decision. For me it's easier, and it's a better use of my time to order some magnets than to make them myself. They also make bumper stickers, but l've never ordered one. The website is: http://www.everythingmagnets.com Dan Pozarek RE-HUMIDIFYING FAMILY TREASURES Among the archives I inherited from my mother were her hjgh school and college diplomas, which were rolled tightly with my father's diplomas. They were tied with a blue silk ribbon, which disintegrated when I tried to untie it, and had to have been rolled up for more than sixty years. After conferring with several archivists, we decided that the paper had to be re-humidified so that it would not crack when unrolled. (The college diplomas were on parchment, which created a different problem!) I took a large plastic under-the-bed storage box, put a glass baking dish at one end filled with water, and placed the roll of certificates at the other end. Every day I unrolled a little more. In a couple of weeks, they had absorbed enough moisture that they would lay flat, and are now framed (with acid-free backing and UV glass, of course) Since they both graduated from high school in 1920 and from college in 1924, these certificates are precious to me. Charlie Brown Hendersonville, North Carolina How many Genealogists does it take to screw in a light bulb? Six! One to travel to the factory to record the name and age of the bulb. One to see if the line is still alive. One to trace the line back to the pole. Two to argue over the name of the original pole where the line started. And one to screw in the bulb and write a detailed biographical account of the experience . 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If this data takes more than one line or the spouse is included on the same line, it will count as two names. The limit is 1o names. The surname index is published in the August issue. VAN cannot vouch for the accuracy of the material submitted to us and printed by us. The 'translation' of the original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. �NON/PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE SUMMER 2005 PAID Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soc., Inc. P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Address Service Requested 1038 Roanoke Public Library Foundation 706 S Jefferson St Roanoke VA 24016-5104 f,,f ,l, f, ,f /I, .. ,.. II. 11, .. f,f .. ,,f Ill, .. ,f ,, fI,,, fI PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Summer 2005 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv29n3 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/5000/VANv29n2.pdf 187877923fd36e312eaa4ce66ae5cfcd PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 ·.r-., Puol' c L_ibrar'Y i<.oanok e C 1 • 1 SPRING 2005 V1rginio t<oom Virginia Appalachian Notes Danvilit • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 29 - No. 2 - Spring 2005 (April, May, June) CONTENTS Minutes of the Special Executive Board Meeting and Award Winners 51 News Re lease 52 Signs oft11e Times-contributed by Ora Bell McColman and Judy Blackwell 53 Early Landowners of Pennsylvania 56 History of the Bedford Public School-continued 57 Hon . P .F. St. Cla ir Obituary-contributed by Judy Blackwell 65 Order Book A , Greenbrier County, (West) Virginia-contributed by Margaret Thompson 68 Queries 73 M.G . Tutwiler Bible and Dr. J.B. Garland Obituary-contributed by Mrs. Douglas Boynton 74 Book Review 78 From the Virginia Room 79 Churchwood School, Belspring, VA 1904-1905-contributed by Judy Blach-well 81 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by "Babe" Waskey Fowler 84 In Memoriam: William H . Walters, 12 May 2004. A book bas been placed in the Virginia Room in his honor. New Member: Betty Ruth Jolmson, Eagle Rock, VA VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 May 2005 Dear Friends, We did get an education on the workings and needs of libraries. In additi on to the expected books and microfilms to augment collections, shelving and repair of a reader/printer was requested. Projects included digitizing or microfilming of early newspapers, cemeteries and photo collections. The purchase of archival quality materials to properly preserve or to reorganize collections. And there were more ..... quite a challenge! Be sure to read the published minutes of the March 22 special meeting of the Executive Board to select recipients of grants. It was very difficult to schedule because the members who are 'retired' are busy with volunteer work. Only two could not attend; Elaine had to work a nd Fred was volunteering. I think we all feel very good about the success of the Grants Program and hope you do! The spring issue will be a little early to work around vacation plans of committee members. The publishing committee expresses their appreciation to several members who have contributed work, they have done or have found during research, to the VAN. The search for articles is constant. Do you have research you would like to share? Please do, and do not forget to cite your sources. Remember, the summer issue will not have a Surname Index this year. Consider sending a Query to locate others researching the same names. The committee has experienced an increase of queries recently as members are reaching o.u t for help. Each member is allowed two . . quenes per issue. The program for the May 21 51 meeting will be presented by Circuit Judge Gino Williams titled "Researching Floyd County". Best regards, Gene VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �51 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Executive Board Minutes Special Meeting March 22, 2005 The meeting was called to order at l :00 P.M. in the Brody Room of the Roanoke City Main Library. The purpose of the meeting was to select winners of the Grants to Libraries and Historical Societies in ow· southwest Virginia area. Present: Gene Swartzell, Babe Fowler, Mickey Prescott, Jim Nelson, Karen Kappesser, Don Vaughan and Winfred Hart. Absent: Elaine Powers and Fred Anderson The response to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society's grant announcement was extremely positive. We had many applications with requests coming from most of the counties in southwest Virginia. The Society is both pleased and challenged by this response, the challenge having been to select winners from among so many worthy and deserving projects. Every member of the executive board was given a copy of each application ten days prior to the meeting for their consideration. The projects and needs of the applicants were reviewed. Elaine could not be present, but submitted her preferences. A list of Award winners and their projects is attached. The Award Letter by E laine Powers was approved: Awards will be mailed and letters of notification will also be sent to unsuccessful candidates. Adjournment: 2:20 P.M. Submitted by ~/;;:.c; ,,~ Gene Swartzell, Acting Secretary YIRGINIA APPAL ACHIAM Nf)1 f.. '- �AWARD WINNERS Bassett Historical Center Bath County P ublic Library Bath County Historical Society Bedford Public Library Systems Botetourt County Libraries Clifton Forge Public Library Franklin County Historical Society Gi les County Historical Society Wise County Historical Society Wythe County Historical Society Lonesome Pine Regional Library Coeburn Communi ty Library. Roanoke Public Libraries -Virginia Ro01n NEWS RELEASE The Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society and the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania have reached an agreement to hold a state-wide genealogical conference in Pittsburgh on September 29 and 30, 2006. This event, the first state-wide genealogical seminar held in th e Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, will undoubtedly draw considerable numbers of family historians to Pittsburgh because Pennsylvania is a genealogicall y significant state. For three centuries the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has been one of the most populous colonies or states, so many family historians can track their ancestry back to Pennsylvania. Program specifics will be announced later in 2005. Conference planners, John T . Humphrey and Barbara Braden Guffey, have noted the program will feature presentations that will discu ss all aspects of Pennsylvania research along with computer and Internet topics as well as not-to-be missed methodology lectures. Both societies have experience runnjng large conferences. In 1997 the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania hosted the NGS Conference held at Valley Forge, and in 2003 the Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society hosted NGS's Centennial Conference. Both confe rences were among the most successful events NGS has held. Society websites: www.wpgs.org and www.genpa.org. For further information contact Barbara Braden Guffey, guffeyb@verizon.net or 412-487-3907 VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �53 SIGNS OF THE TIMES .. .. editors of the Primitive Baptist publication "Zion's Landmark". ARTICLES Elder Cole was instrumental i n 6130 Old Cifax Road the establishment of the Locust Forest, VA 24551 Grove Telephone Company and a lso Oct 14, 2004 served as it's president. He was a ls o a well known schoolteacher in Flo y d County and also served the County To the Signs of the Times, in the capacity of land assessor and ~ have had the blessed privi- justice of the peace. He and his wife ~ lege recently t o examine an were blessed to celebrate their 50th old family Bible belonging to the late wedding anniversary in 1928 before Elder Henry Valentine Cole who his death on Dec 12, 1935 at the age lived in Floyd County, Virginia, near of 82 years. In his family Bible Elder Cole Locust Grove. This Bible is now in the possession of Elder Cole's documented a very accurate record grandaughter, Nancy Cole Leftwich of all the persons he baptized in t he time period 1 901-1925. No doubt of Madison Heights Virginia. . m,any of the names lis ted have deElder Cole' s parents, Fleming and Abigail Vest Cole were among scendants stm· living in the Floyd the earl y settlers of Floyd County. County and Roanoke, Virginia area. I have attempted to transcribe His paternal great-great-grandfather was Joseph Cole, a soldier in the this list as accurately as I possibly Revolutionary War. On Oct. 18, 1877 could. I s tand to be correct ed on he married Miss Tempy Lawrence A some of the speUing as some of it document found in the Bible s t ates was not legible due to the age and the following: Laurel Creek Primitive condition of the paper. Perhaps you would like to pubBaptist Church Floyd County Va. ~atu rday before the fourth Sunday lish these names in some future ediin July 1897 Henry Valentine Cole is tion of the "Signs" I am also includliberated to go into all the world ing a photo of Elder Cole and his wherever th e Lord may cast his lot wife, Tempy Lawrence Cole, a meand preach the Gospel of Christ. morial that Elder Cole wrote on the Amos Dickerson,Moderator, A.F. occasion of his mother's death in Ferguson Clerk. · 1924 and a copy of a Circular Letter Elder Cole faithfully served vari- to the churches of the Smith River ous Primitive Baptist Churches in Association in 1897 also found in the Floyd area including: Laure l the Bible. Any or all of this you are Creek, Valley View and County Line more than welcome to publish . I and others. He was a c l ose friend of hope it will be of interest to some of Elder P .G. Lester who was one of the the readers. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'\/.lf".t.t"\ULL&_=,L,.. __•- •~~~ - - -- - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - �· SIGNS OF THE T IME;S Respectfully submitted, Steve A . Everett, Forest, Va. Elder Henry Valentine Cole . and wife Tempy Lawrence Cole A record of persons baptized by Elder Henry Valentine Cole 1901-1925 Cole Shanks-1901 Frazier Sowers wife-1902 Austin Ma rtin and wife-1902 Andy J. Martin's wife-1902 Cannon Smith-1902 Wilmouth Jane Conner wife of George B. Conner-1902 Carra Munsey, wife of Kyle Munsey 1902 widow Dillon (near Auburn) .. Wife of Jack Peters James Maxey Ellen Roop wife o f James Roop-June 1903 Sallie H. Phillips {a widow)-June 1903 Elzora. Poff Wife of James Poff - August 4, 1904 Cannada Light-August 16, 1904 Osburn Sowers-May 26, 1907 Charles Reed-Augus~ 7, 1907 William C. Booth - May 26 1907 Charles Poff-August 11 1907 Mzs. James Lemon and Daughter M r s Plegar-Sept 1907 Joseph Board and wife-Sept 19 1907 Miss I da Dobyns-Oct 61907 Mrs. William H. Poff Nov 9 1 907 Miss Bet tie Spangler-May 1908 H. A. Spangler-June 1908 Columbus Rakes-Nov 1908 Letcher Cole-May 1909 Noah Spangler a nd wife-Oct 3, 1909 Archie Sowers-Nov 1909 Mary Cole Kyle Cole' s wife-Nov 1909 A Sister Willis at Salem C h urch -March 18, 1910 Laura O Board wife of Ras B oard-March 271910 Pearly Cole wife of Letc~er Cole -March 27, 1910 . Eliza Cannady wife of Otho Cannady-1st Sunday in June 1910 Cloe Martin wife of J. T. Martin-Aug. 27 1910 Oma Board wife of Henry Board-Aug. 27, 1910. Founch Cole wife of Waller S. C ole -Aug. 27, 1910 Mrs. conner wife of Wal ter Conner -Aug 27 1910 Fl~rence Lester wife of William Lest erJ une 1910 Samuel and wife-Jan 1911 Henry Board-Jan 1911 Mrs. Amelia Poff wife of Riley Poff April 8 1 911 Miss Sarah Furrow-April 91911 Charles Poff's wife-July 8 1911 Giles Martin's wife-July 8 1911 Samuel Terry-July 22 1911 Samuel Nowlin.J uly 22 1911 s. M. Poff-July 291911 Oscar Wickman's wife-Aug 4, 1911 Vinie Mills-Aug 4, 1911 __ .VJBGlNIA APPALAr.HIA_MMnTr: s �55 SIGNS OF THE T I MES · Mrs. Oscar Poff-Aug 12, 1911 Mr.Mrs Roy Conner, Laur a Conner-Nov. Mrs. Charles Reed-Aug 12, 1911 8, 1925 Robert Conner and wife-June 16, 1912 J.D. King-Nov. 8, 1925 Both couples baptized at Laurel Creek Mary Conner, widow of John Aaron Jasper Jones and wife-June 16, 1912 Conner Mrs. Smith-June 23 1912-County Line (handwriting very s ha1.7 on last entry) Sister Janie Nichols-July 14, 1912-Salem Mary E. Poff (Wife of K. Poff)-Sept 29, m will try to write a few Jines in 1912-Salem ~ memory of the death o f my Lucy Austin -Oct. 13 1912 /?J.ciitdP,, Mande Blackwell (wife of Arthur)-Marcll mother Abigail Cole w h o died o n the 22, 1913 8th day of Dec. 1924, at t h e ag e of Mrs. Gracie Basham-Aug. 17, 1913 91 years and 2 months . Sh e was a R. H Bugg - Aug. 24 1913 member of the Primitive Baptis t Annie Wilson - Aug. 31, 1913 ch urch for about 68 years and ha d H. A. Conner and wife-Sept. 18, 1913 Joseph C l ower-2nd Sunday in June the confidence and fellowsh ip of the 1914 church, and lived at peace a m o n g Wife of Tom Trail 4th Sunday in Aug. her neighbors and was always ready 1914 James Ferano and wife, Abigail-2nd to make any sacrifice that s h e could Sunday in June 1915 make for thei r comfort. She lived a Lucy Martin-2nd Sunday in June 1915 w i dow for 36 years. Her hus ba nd, Mrs Cynthia Booth {date not stated Flemming Col e, d ied in the y e ar Lemuel Farris and wife (date not stated) 1888. The w r iter was the o nly c hild. Mrs. Poage Sept 29, 1917 Mrs. Jarrels-May 1918 She leaves 5 living g r an d childre n. Mrs Palmer-1918 O.F., S.W., S.L., C.R. a n d M i nnie M. Mrs. Hattie Collins (widow)-May 25, Cole a nd sever al great -gra nd chil 1919 Wa~kie Conner and wife-July 13, 1919 d ren, and w hile s he live d with u s was o ld and feebl e, yet w e miss her Ervine Poff's wife-July 13, 1919 Mrs. James Conner and daughte r , and feel so sad a nd lone ly and when Oakey-April 1921 we enter her r oom we are m a de to Wi lliam Turner-April 1921 at County f ee l s o keenly th.at w e have no Line Balard Dobyns-June 5 , 1921 mother. She a lways tried to impress Joseph Justin-Au,g. 14, 1921 upon o ur minds the vital principals Thomas Agee and wife-Aug. 20, 192 1 of m o ra lity a nd industry. She was the widow Aldridge-July 29, 1923 (for called aunt Abbie the neighPure Creek) b o rs and ·was lov ed and respected Mrs. Robert Smith-1923 D.W. Vest - 1925 by all so far as I was able to know. Mrs Homer Kelly -Oct 4, 1925 Dallas Young-Oct 1 2, 1 925 H . \/. Cole Sa m Poff-Oc t 12, 1925 by an From Primitive Baptist Newsletter - Vol. 173 #2 Feb. 2005 �Early Landowners of Pennsylvania: Atlas of Township Warrantee Maps of Washington County, Pa. Ancestors Tracks (www.ancestortracks.com) has introduced the first of its county atlas series, early Landowners of Pennsylvania: Atlas of Township warrantee Maps of Washington County, Pa. Those township maps, which are on file at the PA Archives in Harrisburg, show the earli est surveys of tracts in each township; names of the warrantee and patentee; dates of the warrant. survey, and patent; and the patent book and page. What I found unique and so handy is that the township warrantee maps, which are typically extremely large and hard to hand le, have been reduced to page size for easy use and coordinates have been added to them. All the information for each landowner has been detailed into easy-to-read tables for quick reference. Since each tract has coordinates, you can locate the tracts of your ancestors and their relatives and neighbors on the map easily. They have added copious footnotes from published county histories, as well as an everyname index. You can see a sample page of their book at http://ancestortracks.com/washblurb.html (click on "information found on this map"). There is also a CD of the maps available, which makes it possible to zoom in for details. This series will, for those of you with Western Pennsylvania ancestors: *Pin your families to exact locations prior to the 1790 census. *reveal family relationships you might not have realized. Relatives tended to li ve next to each other in those times so tracts that are contiguous could indicate new family ties. *Trace the progression of families and neighbors as they moved across Pennsylvania *Locate wills, church records, deeds and orphan court records by showing which towns your ancestors lived in *Help plan a trip to the ]and of your ancestors, so you can walk where they walked and feel your roots *Give flesh to your ancestors by helping you find historical events in the county histories where they lived *Uncover the history of modem land tracts. Copies of the Washington County Atlas & CD are available from either Ancestor Tracks (ancestortracks.com) or Closson Press (clossonpress.com) at a cost of $30: the CDs are $15. The second volume, Early Landowners of Pennsylvania: Township Warrantee Maps of Fayette County, PA., is being printed and will be released any day now. They have also published a book detailing the Virginia land transfers entitled Early Landowners of Pennsylvania: Land Tracts Transferred from Virginia to Pennsylvania 1779-1780 for $25 and a CD of Caldwell 'S Illustrated Historical Atlas ofWashlngton County for $25. (Sent to us by Sharon Maclnnes, WPGS member #5924) Credit Jots from the Point, April/May 2005, Vol 31 Number 5, p. 73 Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Inc VIRGINIAAPPALACHIAN NOTES �-~ ' ..." .t. ~ LIBERTY ACADEMY LIBERTY ACADEMY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL of CENTRAL DISTRICT, BEDFORD COUNTY - ESTABLISHED 1936 OTTERVIEW ALLEN MT. FAIRVIEW FIZER KRANTZ WOODLAWN STONEY FORK WHEATLAND EBENEZER BLOUNT CENTERVILLE TRINKLE CALVARY LOWRY FOREWORD Hidden away along the by roods of Central District lie the remains of the little schools where generations of Bedford's citizens learned their three R's. Well remembered by those who once walked weary miles to school, the little buildings have now felt the hand of progress. Like many of the beloved things of old, there was no place for them in this modern age. Hallowed in our thoughts, these old remains stand as another example that "the old order changeth". As Bedford enters her Third Century, the school house of yore is replaced b y the modern classroom and the familiar yellow buses. NOT SHOWN OTTERVILLE MT. OLIVET ROCKY MOUNT DEARSVILLE ______________________'\ll.D.~1uu.=_1. oru..L H'\ULU...LU~.LL.J.::'-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ �58 HISTORY OF LIBERTY ACA DEMY The school now known os Liberty Acoderny wos formerly Randolph-Macon Academy. Randolph-Macon College for men wos established in Boydton, Virginia, in 1839 os o Methodist-Episcopal School. However, it was moved to Ashland, Virginia, following the War Between the States. W. W. Smith, The first co-principals were A. M. Hughlett and E. Sumpter Smith . Mr. Hughlett left in 1898 ond Mr. Smith was the principal until 1918 . From 1 918- 1922 E. Sump· fer Smith and William R. Phelps se rv e d as co-principals. Col. Phelps become prlncipol in 1922 . He held this position until the Academy clo sed in 1933. founder of the Randolph-Macon system, felt the need of In 1933 , due to th e d epression ond to the fact tho! feeder or preparatory schools for the College at Ashland. there were more public schools, Randolph-Macon Aced· Due to the scarcity of public high schools in the state emy was forced lo close. The school in Front Royal hod the boys at Ashland had lo toke preparatory work at burned and had been rebuilt so it wos decided to use the colleges. the one with the newer buildings; therefore, the Aced· In 1890, Dr. Smith chose Bedford os the location for o feeder school. This school was named Randolph-Macon Academy. Thirty acres of land were bought through donations and a school was built. The original building is who_t is now Liberty Academy. The bricks for the new building were made on the grounds and a lake wos mode when the land was excavated for the clay for the emy in Bedford wos closed. The Bedford County School Boord purchased this unique and lovely Academy building ond grounds in 1936 for $33,000 for the purpose of using it as o public County School. The building went down rapidly during the two· bricks. This lake was very popular with the skaters of year period it wos abandoned. Hundreds of window Bedford in the winter. Also, the ice from the pond was pones hod to be put in and other repairs mode in or· stored in on ice house which was located just behind the main building. der to make it usable for o public elemen tary school. Randolph-Macon Academy was opened in the fall of railroad hod found it o sheltering place from the cold. During the period it was abandoned hoboes from the 1890. The original building had a capacity of one hun- A period of consolidoticn of the one and two-room dred and twenty five students. In 1915, the eost wing schools of Central District started with the opening of which houses the present teachers' apartment was added Liberty Academy Elementary School in the foll of 1936. to the main building. The west or gymnasium wing wos Approximately 18 small schools consolidated to form the burned in 1920 and was rebuilt during the next year. present Liberty Academy Elementary School. (See pie· In addition, a swimming pool was built adjoining the gymnasium. ture of feeder schools). One of the lost smaller schools to close was "Wood· Dr. Smith decided on Front Royal, Virginia , as the land" which was on Route 43. This school closed ofter site for the second feeder school. This school was built the death of Miss Louise Armbruster who hod taught in 1892 by the some pion os was used in Bedford . Even there the grounds were as much like the Bedford grounds as possible. It hos been said that this school hod one of the most bea,utiful loco/ions of any school in the Stole of Virginia. for many years. The Liberty Academy building hos served as 0 centra l meeting place for County Teachers' Meetings, teacher workshops, banquets, extension courses, and group meetings. It also houses the Bureau of Teaching Mo· The auditorium of Liberty Academy was used o s o teriols Center, and Supervisors' Office. study hall. Each student had his own desk and was required to be in study hall five nights o week-Monday From its very beginning as o public school the east through Friday. Classes were held on Saturday rather than on Monday. wlng of the third floor has been used as o teocheroge. The majority of the teachers ond student te achers who The overage enrollment at the academy was two hun- hove taught at the Academy hove been house d there. dred and twenty-five. The classes were small with only During World Wor II when the hou s ing situation was twelve to fifteen students to eoch doss. This resulted in critical, teachers from other schools in the County also a close relationship between the teacher and the students. lived there. The principals of the school and their fem· ilies hove always lived in the buildings. Several other �principals, supervisors, and custodians have also hod apartments there. Eight buses transport pupils to Liberty Academy School; four of the buses make two trips. The first bus loads arrive about eight o'clock in the morning and go bock for second loads. The last of the second bus loads leave about four o'clock in the afternoon. A scene in THE LUNCH ROOM at liberty Academy, 1952 The original teachers when the school was started 1936 were: Miss Norma Franklin, Miss Nell Boswe Miss Li nda Walker, Miss Bernice Sloop, M iss Mary A li1 Gloss, Miss Wilma Dickerson and Miss Ethel Stevens. SCHOOL BUSES AT LIBERTY ACADEMY, 1952Loaded to take children home from school This was an alert, wide awake, energetic and inte ested group of teachers. They hod a real challenge, wi the occupation of such a spacious and lovely old buil ing. Most of the classrooms had been freshly painte When the school was started, the lunchroom was opened in what is now known as the auditorium at Liberty Academy. The child ren sat in old style desks which were in one corner of the auditorium. The ki tchen was in a small room n earby and served mainly soup. It hos been The classrooms were quite modern far that period time, with small work rooms adjoining the main roorr running water in each classroom, a wall socket for u of radio and victrolas, work benches, drawing ease and sand tables. moved to the present lunch room and has grown into a modern lunchroom with bright tables, chairs and drapes. It also has o modern kitchen and faci lities for serving hot lunches . Approximately 335 lunches are served each day. The alert faculty under the direction of Miss Mc Kelly, Elementary Supervisor of the County Schools that time, and Superintendent A. G. Cummings, set 1 the type of work which was in keeping with the revist Virginia State Course of Study. The revised edition Mrs. A. l. Garrison is in charge of the School Library at this time. She has added hundreds of good books to the State Course of Study was published for use of c teachers in the Stale of Virginia. the library. Each grade is served by the library in addition to room libraries of supplementary books. Mrs. Garrison keeps the latest and best materials in front of the pupils at all times. Under the leadership of our present principal. Mr. A. L. Garrison, the building is noted for its cleanliness and beauty. The general organization and administration of the school is on on exceptionally high level. The original enrollment at Liberty Academy was approximately 245. It has grown ta on enrollment of 490 at the present time. The original faculty of seven teachers hos grown to eighteen at the present time, while the number of sections for each grade has grown from one to two and three. A LI BRARY scene at Liberty Academy, 1952, Mrs. A. l. Garrison librarian �PRINCIPALS OF LIBERTY ACADEMY MR. SAMUEL COFFEY MR. 0 . T. BO NNER MR S. MADELINE DR ISK ILL MISS VIRGIN IA JOHN SON (Decoosod) MR. NICHOLAS HURT MR. GORDON STEWART MRS. RUBY BASKERVILL MR . A . l . GARRISON This type of work had many merits which will be long be insisted upon. The learning experience which · prom· remembered and respected. The pupils developed a ises results in terms of modifications of behavior occurs sense of responsibility, self-discipline, courtesy, man· in the problem-solving setting, in which abilities and ners, use of talents and leadership ability. knowledge The point of view for developing the Virginia lnstruc· tional Program was as follows: (Quote-State Course of Study) find purposeful use, rather than in the memorization of isolated facts and the mastery of unre· lated abilities." (Unquote) This trpe of work continued for many years. Each class room was open for observoti_on and hundreds of "The American system of free public schools has been supervisors and teachers from oil parts of the State developed to assist in perpetuating, improving, and realizing democratic ideals. The school, therefore, must come to the Academy to observe the work being done. be democratic, not only in its instructional program, but also in its organization and method. County Teachers. The effectiveness with which the desired attitudes will function depends upon the facility with which the It was also used as on observation center for the A similior type of work contin ued with added features to the program, such as: Glee Clubs, Vested Choirs, Rhythm Bonds, Art Rooms, Music Rooms, Elementary pupil con use the specific habits, abilities, and knowl- Home Economics, Woodwork Shop, Science Laboratory edge involved in dea li ng with the life problem. It is im - and Library. By adding these features, it was possible to give the child's special talent, interests and ability o continu ed opportunity to develop. portant, therefore, that mastery of the abilities and knowledge essential to the solution of o problem should .VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �Talents were shown each spring when elaborate pageants were held on the lawn. The pageants were original and were written by the pupils and teachers. The themes were centered around classroom work and every child participated. The elaborate· costumes were mode by the parents, children and teachers. Musical instruments for the pageants were made by the music and art classes. Motion pictures were mode of some of the pageants and ore ovoiloble for use today. This type curriculum gave the children o chance to develop personality, grace, dignity, os well os talent in music, art, speaking and dramatization . MISS BURNS' CLAY MODELING CLASS- 1952 Walter Hopkins, Charles Overstreet, Bari Nance, Johnny Bryant Frances Parker, Judy Key, Jackie Fariboult. MISS BURNS' READING CLASS-1952 CLASS-1938 Miss No rma Franklin, teocher; Girl left of table, Annie Marie Over• street; Bay right of ta ble, David Boinstein. Raymond Woodward, Judy Key, Walter Hopkins, Leo Wilch1 Frances Parker. During World War II when materials of all types were Miss Anna Kate Givens, Miss Virginia Johnson (de scarce, the elaborate outdoor programs on the lawn ceased), Miss Grace Ellen Fink, Miss Carrie Mob ley, M is were replaced by o more si mplified indoor type of pro· Almenta Waters, Miss Moe Stone, Miss Lois Poland, an• gram . However, the programs are beautiful and most others. effective. May Day and Christmas programs in which nearly all pupils still participate are given in the auditorium or gymnasium. The crowning of the He!!llth Day Queen and the recognition of pupils who have attained the five point ston.dards are played up in the Moy Day programs of today. Health and Physical Education activities ploy o great port in the program each year. In 1943, 1944, and 1945, the school worked in cooperation with Radford College. A number of Radford students spent from three months to a yeor at Liberty Academy as student teachers with the regular class BOY'S CHORUS-1952 · d f or a num b er of years. room t eac h er. Th ·rs continue left to right, front row: Fronk Leftwich, Woyne Agee, Fred Robertson. Roy Podgett. Second row: J. E. Agee, Robert Rider, Ronald Obenchoin, lional Toms, Vernon Craig. Bock row: Kendall Wilkes, Warren Car· wile, Billy Hopkins, Carl Overstreol, Bobbie Crouch ond Phillip Arthu r. Many s tudents returned the following year 05 regu lar classroom teache~. Some of the "udent t~ec~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- �In addition to the regular classroom work the follow'lg teachers gave part time to the instruction of music md art: Miss Wilma Dickerson and Miss Mory Alice >lass, music and art; Miss Nell Boswell, music; Miss rankie Bryant, music; and Miss Elizabeth Prillimon, art. The above art teachers helped the pupils in develop· 1g many wall murals which were beautiful and rich 1 color. LIBERTY ACADEMY TRIO In recent years Mrs. Paul Overstreet, J r., hos served as Janet DeWitt, Mary Frances W ilkerson, Patsy Ayars rt teacher and Mrs. Evon Marshall as music teacher. \rs. Evan Marshall has taught music to the pupils at 1e Academy as well as shoring her time with several teachers, Mrs. Madeline Driskill and Miss Mary Wright ther schools in the County for the post four years. were selected to attend the summer workshops on Child Study and Development. Mrs. Madeline Driskill went to A fifth grade class room teacher, Miss Shirley Irving, t he University of Chicago and studied under Dr. Dan- iscovered some unusual talent, a girls' trio. This trio iel Prescott, Dr. Tryon, Dr. Havighurst and others. Miss os been very active in school music programs, as well Mory Wright went to George Peabody College, Nash- s singing over WBL T, our local broadcasting station. ville, Tennessee, and studied under Dr. Karl W. Bigelow, tudents from other grades ore also active in parlicipat- Dr. Armstrong and others. She also attended the Uni- 19 in broadcasting programs. versity of Chicago the second summer of the study. As an outgrowth of the Child Study Program and the enriched program of work, each year special stress is put on understanding children and also of developing pupil talents and abilities. Each individual child is given an opportunity to develop his talents in music, art, science and other fields of work . . ,. ~ ... '6,. Each child is considered as an individual and is given _-,. the help he needs. Teachers see a . groupings as well os for individual work, and much . • need for special work of ART 0 remedial nature is done by each class room teacher. Pupils ore given on opportunity to progress at Mrs. Delio Morgan, Teocher the rote of speed he is capable of attaining. Losier Williams, Student Billy Johnson , Student This school, in 1939, as well as all others in the coun - y, engaged in o five-year period of child study. Bedford :aunty was invited to join the study by th •n Teacher Education of the American ction. It was o co-.:>perative study 0f e C . . omm1ss1on counc1.1 on Academy today gives a great deal of stress to master· ing the 3 R's as well as developing the talents, inter· ests, abilities and personalities of the pupils. Edu- h e preparation ,f teachers and of their continuing e d ucation while in I The enriched type of program as taught at Liberty According to the state testing program given in 1950- 51 every grade at Liberty Academy is up to, and in ervice. many coses, above notional standard for achievement of the 3 R' s os well os all o t her sub jects. The first year of the study, two of the Libe rty Academy VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOlES �FOREST SCHOOL 1887-1952 Around 1887 our first school wos one room near the present route 460. A writing desk was improvised but most of the pupils sat on benches with their slates in their laps. A "wood burner" ate up fuel but gave little heat. About 1903, another room and small cloakroom were added by the district school board. While this work was being done, a small cottage on the present site was rented. Near the end cf thot term, the cottage burned. The pupi ls began the next term in the old building with additions and a much larger play- PRESENT DAY SCHOOL ground. For about ten years t he patrons and district school board worked to enlarge the school to three rooms and add equipment, including heavy cool stoves. About 1915, all this work was wiped out in another fire. The rest of the term was continued in various were lengthened to nine after 1922. The patrons no longer give room and board to teachers as po rt of their salary, nor do they have to sell homemade ice cream bv the roadside to make up the salary. present site, a new plant was ready w ith three room~ Pupils wish ing more education hod to ride to New London on horseback, or boord in Lynchburg paying that could be opened into on auditorium for the pupil~ tui tion. Both cost more money than many hod. The and the community's use. This encouraged even closer patrons finally won not only more teachers but two coopera tion bet ween school and village. Much later the years high school. Consolidation and buses diverted the building was brick veneered; a kitchen and another high school pupils to N. L. A. and Forest reverted to room were added . In the thirties a furnace was installed. seven grades. buildings of the village. The following term, on the Repeated well drilling was fruitless but water is now piped in. surfaced roads. Parents Were fearful the first day their In 1950 the P.T.A. graded the large playground. Due to the foresight of the School Boord there is enough acreage for several baseball games at once, or for the primary children to ploy sofely away from the older ones. This last change was due in part to the first hord Former pupils remember games of Mumbledy Peg, Fox in the Walnut, Crack the Whip, even one year of tennis . On good days, they ate their lunch under the old maple that still shades us. But lunches hove progresse d from th e · piece of fat meat wropped in children left in "those buses" to go "so far." But they realized bod weather hod kept them from school many days. They remembered walking as for as five miles in the mud. They remembered waiting until they were eight or ten years old before they could start that walking. They remembered the disadvantages of the single teacher who could not go over all the work each day although they stayed until four o'clock. They were glad their children could go to high school. newspaper or the cold sweet potato, through a period The former pupils of Forest School hove been inter- when the older girls prepared hot soup, to the present viewed by this year's sixth and seventh grades. They balanced lunch prog ram. Benches were replaced by told about the struggles of the past with nostalgic double desks with ink wells and they yielded to modern affection. Yet they tell us they wish they could hove movable chair desks. The single book, primer or a hod more education so they could have better jobs now 0 cherished classic from home, hos been multiplied by and help their own children more. To better jobs and standard textbooks, the rental system, and an 800 book happier families . . . to better prepared and adjusted library. The early terms of four or five months that put citizens . . . this school is determined to progress in the Forest pupils one or two years " behind" other schools future as it has in the past. VIR~r~rA APDAt A~uuu lll'\"'CC.C, �(b) children prepared first hot lunches 1. GROWTH ACADEMICALLY (1) Seven g rodes under one teacher (2) Two teachers but put back 2 or 3 years if moved (c) today's lunch program VI. THE SCHOOL DAY ( l) Opening exercises (3) Two years High school (4) Reduced to elementary again, three teachers (5) Low spot, two teachers in early 1940's (6) Three teachers in 1951 (o) visiting preachers (b) Lord's Prayer (c) none (d ) flog exercises II. GROWTH IN BUILDINGS (2) Equipment (1) One room (o ) benches, boards, slates 65 years ago (2) Two rooms (b) double desks with ink wells (3) Fire (c) modern movobl'e choir desks, mops, etc. (4) Rebuilt two rooms (3) Books (5) Another fire (o) first primer (6) Three rooms (b ) classics (7) Kitchen end Primary room added (c) rental system and library (8) Brick encased VII. LIST OF FORMER TEACHERS AND PRESENT ONES II. MONEY MAKING PROJECTS Teachers Prior to 1903 ( 1) To hove a longer term Miss Mory Goode , first teacher, 1883 Miss Sallie Lindsay Miss Jenny fuquo (2) To pay the teachers (3) Unique methods Miss Hel en Jones Miss Lizzie Duncan Miss Lucy Claytor V. ROADS ANO BUSES, THE BIG CHANGE Teache rs After 1903 - (1) Mud roads Not Chronological (o) walked as far as 4 miles (b) hod lo be 7 years old but often waited until 10 (c) poor attendance (d ) little contact between teacher and parents (2) Good roods (a ) larger grades (b) higher education possible (c) parents hod better income (d) good attendance on bod days RECESSES AND LUNCH TIME (1) Sma ll playground with brio rs (a ) games played and exercises (b) Board's foresight in large acreage (c) PTA grades playground in 1950 (2) Lunches under the old maple tree (a) fat meat wrapped in newspaper Mrs. Lucy Radford Miss Lucy Walker Mr. Tole Miss Groves M iss Ruth Catlin Mr. Rider Miss Hattie Burnette Miss Gladys Wooldridge Miss Vixello Rucker (Mrs. Lewis White) Mrs. McGee Mr. Chapmon Miss Taylor Miss Groce Steptoe, principal Miss Iva Forgie M iss Lavey Burnette Miss Adriene Adams Miss Eleonor Bower Mrs. Jornogon Mr. Poslum , principal Miss Mory Jackson Miss Margaret Bv rne tte, 17 years, principal now Mrs. C. H. White VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Miss Beatrice Marshall Miss Aleas Mosely Miss Mory Singleton Miss Lindo Perkins Miss Lelia Wood Miss Ruth Fuqua Miss Agnes Miller Miss Esther Miller (Mrs. J. S . McCauley) Miss Lillian Baldock Mrs. Morgon Mrs. Lill y Leftwich Miss Royster Mrs. Ira Campbell Miss Lois Turner Miss Tomlinso n Mrs. Eugene Wilson Miss Helen Craddock, 13 years, principal Mrs. J . B. Thurmon Mrs . Virg inia O'Hoir Mrs. Corl Flock Miss Jess ie King Mrs . Whitney Grove Mrs. Kitty C. Radford �Hon. P. F. St. Clair Dead Hon. P. F. St CJair, who was truly the leading citizen of Giles county~ died at his home at Bane last Monday night at 11 o' clock. Peyton Ferdinand St. Clair was born in Roanoke, August 15, 1860, and lived there until he was about seventeen months old, when his father, Meadow St. Clair, moved to Pulaski County. They lived there until 1868, when the family moved to the present home in Giles county. October 16, 1887, Mr. St. Clair married Laura May Cecil and there were five children born to this union: D. M. St. Stair 'N. C. St. Clair Ardelia St. Clair Ellen Elizabeth St. Clair Nancy St. Clair now Mrs. Harris Hoge, Jr. His father died September 5, 1889. His mother lived until February 16, 1907. His brother G. William St. CJair, of West Virginia, died November 4, 1906, his brother John St. Clair, died August 1906, and he left one brother Charles R. St. Clair, of Dublin, VA, yet living. Peyton St. Clair was a man of almost perfect health until last August when he had his first ser~ous attack in Craig County, Virginia but from this he soon rallied and he attended his entire extensive business until October. 1913. He was a man of untiring energy, a kind and helpful neighbor at all times and was tender and loving to his family. From his earliest manhood, he showed a fondness for active politics, but he never was a candidate for office until 1901, when he was nominated and elected as a Democrat from hjs district to the senate of Virginia. Going into the legislature untried in that period of transition from the old constitution to the new; his worth as a statesman was recognized and he was placed on some of the most important committees of the senate, where he soon showed his ability and was recognized as one of the strong men of that bo dy. He was reelected in 1905, served two years and declined reelection. He was about ten years chairman of the Ninth congressional district Democratic conuuittee, but declined reelection at the Norfolk convention in 1912. He served six years on the board of visitors of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and was again appointed by Governor Stuart a few weeks ago. ----------~JRGINIA~A~2ALACHlAN~NOIES,_ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ �No man in Southwest Virginia exerted a stronger influence in his district, his county or state than did Peyton St. Clair. He owned a large and valuable farm in Giles County, and for years has dealt in cattle and sheep, shipping many car loads each session. He was president of The First National Bank of Pearisburg, was active in various business enterprises and almost invariabl y successful in what he undertook. As a tribute to the memory of Peyton F. St. Clair, a ll stores in Pearisburg and the four banks in the county were closed when the funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon. He was buried Wednesday afternoon at Pleasant Hill Methodist Church at Bane by the Masonic order of which he was an honored member. His funeral was conducted by his pastor, Rev. D. T. Miles, and was attended by an unusually large crowd of people. Active pall bearers were: Judge Martin Williams R. S. Fry Clay Mason H. B. Shelton Charles Johnston G. W. Buchanan F. D. Kelley J. R. Johnston T. A. J. Bratton W. P. Eaton F. F. Farrier S. H. Bane Honorary pall bearers: C. L. King W. H. Buchanan A. E. Shumate J. R. Goodwin M. P. Fartier J. T. S. Hoge Bernard Mason M. J. Miller P . S. Miller G. M. Roberts G. W. Shumate John G. Williams John W. Williams VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �S. A. Mann W. H. Wheelwright B. F. Straley The Roanoke Times of Tuesday said of him: "By the death of Peyton F. St. Clair, Virginia has lost a strong, active, valuable man. The loss is felt with special force in this part of the State, where Mr. St. Clair's activities were most immediately known and felt, but it will be realized by all everywhere who are familiar without public men and affairs. He was a farmer and loved the soil and the work and science of using it, but his energies sought outlet and use in other directions. He was a high class businessman, shrewd, far sighted broad minded and filled with that prolific pulse known as pure spirit. He liked politics for the sake of the game and that he mig ht serve his State, his conununity, his party and friends. One ofthe most controlling qualities of bis nature was loyalty. The person or cause winning his good will and confidence won a friend who would not swerve nor falter. His promises were given from his heart and were given to be kept. Conservative in his hopes he spared nothing of his time, labor and means in the endeavor to do always more than he undertook. He was a man who could be trusted always. There was no selfish pwpose in his work. His ambitions were to do good and faithful service. In the darkest and apparently the most hopeless days of bis party in his section his busy brain never ceased from contriving plans for revitalizing it, he sanguine while others desponded, his courage never faltered and he was stirring and potent among the leaders, tireless, resourceful, filled with the joy and fire of battle. He was a good and kindly neighbor, devoted, generous and tender with his family, a leading citizen because he really led and used hls powerful influence to better the condition of the people and for the promotion of all progress in right directions. Few men in the State did more than he to promote the development of Virginia and sta.t1 and urged the old Sate upon onward and upward course. In his personal relations with men he was bluff, straightforward, outspoken, honest and convincing. He was trusted because he deserved to be. He won friendships readily held them closely and when he gave friendship he gave it heartily and faithfully. He was honest, true, clean and brave Not much better than that can be said for any man. For him it may be added that he used his strength and was useful because his instinct was to be so and he had the clear head to know how. We have lost a good strong man who was real man. All we can do is to mourn him. to emula~e his good work as we can and to keep his memory in high honor among the worthiest of Virginia's sons and the foremost of the human forces that have given her new life and hope and power." Note: Mr. St. Clair died at 11 P. M ., Monday, 7 August 1914 �ORDER BOOK A - GREENBRIER COUNTY, (WEST) VIRGINIA contributed by Mrs K A (Margaret) Thompson Note : Usually we do not publish material outside of the area shown on the front cover of VAN , but this is a list of citizens who performed services in the Revolutionary Wa.r. Many of the descendants went into our area of Virginia. Wednesday the 19th day of June 1782 Present Samuel Brown, William Ward , Micha.el Woods, Archer Mathews and John Henderson : Gentlemen On the motion of John Anderson Leave is granted him to keep an Ordinary in this County for one Year from this day, whereupon the said John Anderson with William F:rogg his Security entered into and acknowledged Bond in the Penatly of Fifty Pounds conditioned as the Law directs , ORDERED that Moses Hall be allowed for 169 lbs of Beef furnished for the use of this State, Ordered that Archer Mathews be allowed five Pounds for one hundred Diets, also Six Pounds nine Shillings for one hundred and Twenty nine Pasturages and for twenty nine Bushels of Corn , furnished for the Use of the United States. Ordered that William F:rogg be allowed Thirty three pounds six shillings & eight Pence for one Horse , a Lark Bay six years old fourteen hands high, also Fifty Pounds for a Sorrel Horse thirteen hands three Inches high four years old , furni s hed for the Use of the United States. Ordered that Anthoney Bowen be allowed for 27 lbs of Mutton & one bushel of Corn furnished for the Use of this State, The same to The Same to The Same to The Same to Alexander Clark for 332 lbs Beeff for s ame . Henry Hunter for 204 lbs Beef same . James Henderson for Jl2{ Pounds Beef the same . Bond Estill for J87 J/4 lbs of Ditto . the same . The Same to William Laugherty (Lafferty) for 154 lbs Ditto & 26 lbs Indian Meal the same. p 43 Ordered that Robert Thompson be allowed for of this State, 15 lbs of Beef furnished for the use Mathias Kisinger the Same for the Same . Thomas Edgar the Same for 98 lbs Feef '!he Same . The Same to Same four Pounds Ten Shillings for one Bushel of Salt furnished the Same. Ordered that John Otan be allowed for 24 lbs Beef the Same . William Johns ton the same fifteen Shillings for 15 lbs Bacon the Same . William Morris the Same Sixteen Pounds nineteen Shillings for 339 lbs . Bacon . William Estil the same for 15 lbs Venison furnished for this State ' s Use . John Ra.ulster the same for 50 lbs Ditto - Ditto . VIRGINIAAPPALACHIAN NOTES �b9 p 4J (con't) James Caldwell the same for 182 lbs Ditto. the same . Adam Caperton the Same for 85 lbs, the same. Ditto. James Hamilton Ditto ••. for 107 lbs . Ditto . Ordered that Charles Kavanah be allowed for the same. 48 lbs Venison . The same. 156 lbs . Ditto •. . . ....•... .• ... •.•... the same. Ditto John Anderson for 25 lbs flour .. .. . ........... . . . . . ... . the same . Ditto Peter Ia.vis for Ditto Andrew Donnally Sixty Pounds for one Gray Horse fourteen handsHigh four years old furnished f'or the use of this State . Ditto James Henderson five shillings & six Pence for one Ma.re & two Horses employed one day in the Service of this State . The Same as next above is allowed to William Estill for the same. Ordered that William Laverty be allowed Thirteen shillings & six pence for the Service of one Horse employed nine Days f'or this State . Ditto Conrod Yoakam five Shillings & six Pence for one Mare and Two Horses employed one day in the Service of this State, Ditto Jacob Miller El.even Shillings for one mare & Two Horses employed two Days in the Service of this State . Ditt o Michael Ke lly four Shillings for one mare Service of this State, & Horse employed one day in the Ditto Andrew Donally Thirleen shillings and Six Pence for on e Horse employed nine Days in the Service of this State. Ditto .Ia.vid Hanna Eight shillings for one mare & Horse Two days employed in the Service of this State, Ditto John Oten. five shillings for one mare employed Two days in the Seririce of' this State . Ditto Uslesten Petejon Six Shillings for driving Catt le belonging to this State. Ditto Robert Thompson Seven shillings & four pence f'or the same Ditto William Morris Twenty shillings for the Service of a Horse employed for this State, Ditto Leonard Cooper The Same. page 44 Ordered that Conrod Yokeham be allowed Sixteen shillings and eight pence for a Horse employed in the Service of this State. Ditto James Henderson One Pound Twelve shillings f'or carrying Flour f or the Use of this State . Ordered that Thomas Ellis be allowed nine Pounds four shillings for 184 Rations furnished for this State , Ditto James Huggard The same as next above. Ditto James Huggard junior The same as next above. Ditto William Huggard The same as next above . Ditto Andrew McFerran The same as next above. Ditto Samuel McGarra The same as next above , _ _ _ _ _\'JRGINJA_A ~P ALA~uu.• u.11'\.r~...~------------------ �I p 44 (con't) Ditto John Peper Eight Pounds seven shillings for 167 Rations furnished for the Use of this State. Ditto Michael Rhoney Eight Pounds fifteen shillings for fU-rnishing a mare to drive Pa.ck Horse Seventy rays , also Fourteen Pounds for furnishing a mare to drive cattle Seventy rays , for this State. Ditto Archibald Woods Thirty five Pounds Two shillings for 702 Rations furnished on account of this State. Ditto Thomas Shel ton 'Threnty Seven Pounds eight shillings for 468 Rations Ditto Ditto Adam Woods Three Pounds fourteen shillings for 74 Ditto .. . . Ditto Ditto Andrew Woods Seven Pounds eight shillings for 148 Ditto Hugh Caperton Three Pound fourteen Shillings for 74 Ditto ... . • Ditto Ditto • . . Ditto Ditto Peter Woods the same as next above , Ditto Samuel Hutchison the same as next above. Ditto Andrew Wilson Three Pounds Two Shillings for 62 Rations furnished on Account of this State. Ditto James Wilson Three Pounds fourteen shillings for 74 Ditto for Ditto . Ditto Jacob Miller Three Pounds Two Shillings for 62 . • Ditto . . . Ditto. Ditto Charles Miller Three Pounds fourteen shillings for 74 Ditto. . Ditto Ditto John Jamerson the same as next above. Ditto Francis Catly the same as next above . Ditto Charles Cavender The same as next above . Ditto James Williams Eleven Pounds Eleven shillings for 231 Rations furnished on account of this State. Ditto 'Ihomas Williams Eleven Pounds fourteen Shillings for 2J4 Ditto for Ditto Ditto Joseph Williams the same as next above , Ditto Nicholas Wood.sin Eleven Pounds Two Shillings for 222 Rations furnished for this State. Ditto 'Ihomas Wood.sin Eleven Pounds fourteen shillings for 2J4 Ditto • . Ditto Ditto George Parks The same as next above . Ditto Alexander Reid Three Pounds Two shillings for 62 Rations furnished for this State . Ditto Samuel Pack Eleven Pounds fourteen Shillings for 234 Rations . the same Ditto George Pack the same as next above . p 45 Orde:ed that John Farler be allowed Six Pounds f'ourteen shillings for 1J4 Rations furnished for this State. Ditto William Lacey Eleven Pounds fourteen shillings for 2J4 Ditto •. Ditto Ditto William Lacey Junior the same as next above . Ditto Mark Lacey Eight Pounds Two shillings for 182 Rations for this State. Ditto James Lacey Six Pounds fourteen shillings f'or 1J4 Ditto • . Ditto •• VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �71 p 4-3 con ' t Ditto William I.aferty Eleven Pounds fourteen shillings for 234 Ditto , Ditto Lavid Frazer The same as next above . Ditto, Ditto Martin Frazer The same as next above . Ditto James Frazer The same as next above. Ditto William Meek The same as next above. Ditto Francis Farler five Pounds nineteen shillings for 119 Rations furnished for this State . Ditto James Meeke Three Pounds Fourteen shillings for 74 Ditto,, Ditto. Ditto John Frazer The same as next above . Ditto James Fitzpatrick the same as next above. Ditto John Fitzpatrick the same as next above. Ditto James Allison the same as next above. Ditto Rodger Kilpatrick the same as next above. Ditto John Nicholas the same as next above. Ditto John Thompson Two Pounds five shillings for 45 Rations furnished for this State . Ditto Wi l liam Hamil ton Twenty nine Pounds Two shillings for 582 Di tt-o Ditto Ditto Samuel McCl ung Seven Pounds eight shillings for 14-8 • • .. . Ditto ,, Ditto Ditto James Jarrett the same as next above. Ditto Leonard Cooper Three Pounds one shill ing f or 61 Rations furnished for this State , Ditto Charles Mc Clung Three Pounds fourteen shillings for 74 Ditto Ditto , Ditto Peter Shoemaker The same as next above. Ditto Wilson Lewis The same. Ditto Thomas Carroway The Same. Ditto William Scott The Same . Ditto George Sea The Same. Ditto Michael Sea The Same . Ditto J esse Jerrell The Same. Ditto J ohn Shoemaker The Same. p 50 Ordered that Wi l liam Caldwel l be allowed for 112 lbs Venison furnished for the Use of this State . Ordered that there be all owance made to William Estill for 120 lbs Dit to . •• Ditto Ditto ••......... •.. . .• .. . . Rich ' d Humphreys for 43 lbs Bacon •• • • • Ditto Ditto , . . . ...... John Estill Five Pounds Two Shillings for Ditto . • .• . . . .. • James Graham for 550 l bs Pork .• • Ditto 7 Bushels Corn & 193 lbs Beef Ditto •• . . .. . .. . The Same for .mare & Horse employed in the Service of this State, Eight Shill ings. VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOT �p 50 con't Ordered that there be allowed to William Meeke Seven Shillings ~ six pence for one Horse employed in the Service of this State five Days . Ditto .... .. . ... . . . . to Thomas McMurry Nine Pounds for two Bushels of Salt furnished for the Use of this State . Ditto •.• . ,, . . .. . , .. to James Williams one shilling & six Pence for the Service of one Horse one Iay . Ditto William Shanks Seven Pounds Twelve Shillings for 152 lbs Ba.con for the Use of this State . Ditto Volentine Cook one Shilling & six Pence for Corn & Hay for the State's Use Ditto Archibald Woods four Pounds for one Beef & Three shillings for half a Bushel of Corn & Fodder, furnished for the Use of this State. Ditto William Laferty nine shillings for Corn , fodder & Beef for State use . Ditto John Fitzpatrick nine shill ings & six pence for Pork & Horse hire for Ditto Ditto Rodger Kilpatrick fourt een shillings for Sundry State Services . Ditto John Farler for serving as Scout fifteen days & finding his Rations •. Ditto Ditto Andrew Woods Thirty shillings for five Pounds of Powder . . . . • . . . Ditto Ditto Thomas Shil ton Tuo Pounds twelve shillings & six Pence for the Hire of a Horse employed in the Service of this State 35 lays . Ditto Moses Hickenbottom Seven Pounds Tun shillings for 150 lbs . Bacon furnished for the Use of this State . Ditto Mark Lasey Fifteen shillings for 5 lbs Load (or lead) for the Use of this State. Ditto Alexander Reid Six shillings for Venison for Ditto. Ditto Archibald Woods Two Pounds Twelve Shillings & six Pence for the Hire of a Horse 35 Days employed in the Service of this State . Ditto Mark Lasey for serving as a Scout in this State 5 Days , Ditto John Anderson four Pounds Twn shillings for one Beef furnished for the Use of this State . Ditto John Farler for serving as a Scout in this State 12 D3.ys . Ditto Robert Alford Seven Pounds Seventeen Shillings & six Pence for 1 3/4 Bushels of Salt furnished for the Use of this State . Ditto John Miller fifteen shillings & five Pence for 77 lbs Pork furnished for the Use of this State , Ditto Alexander Reid for serving as a Scout in this State 1 8 D3.ys. Ditto Nicholas Wood.fin the same as next above p 51 07dered_that there be allowed to Joseph Ellison for serving as a Scott in this Eighteen Da.ys. s~ate Ordered that an allowance be made to William Meeke for 45 Diets for State . Ditto •.. . . . •.... ···· · ···•··· ·· · · · to William Laferty for the same. Ditto., ......... ·····•· · ···· . . . . . . to Thomas Nicholas for 13 Diets for State . Ditto •..... . ........... . ..... ... .. to James Ellison for serving as a Scout in this State 7 Iays. VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �73 p 51 con't Ditto .. .. .. . ..... ........ to Thomas Farler Two Pounds five shillings for ~5 lbs Ba.con furnished for the Use of this State. Ditto .· .................• to William Laferty & James Williams '.lhirty Two shillings for Horse hire & the service of two men four days each for this State, Ordered that an allowance be made to Joseph Ellison f'or serving as a Scout in this State Seven Days. Ditto •. · ......... to William Laferty fourteen shillings & six Pence for Rations & Meal fu211ished for the Use of this State . Ditto, .•.. .. ..... to Andrew Woods Eighteen shillings for three pounds Gun Powder for the Use of' this State. Ditto. • • . • • f f of this State. t ff. to Susanah Woods for thirty five Diets furnished for the Use Ditto. ··· ..... . .. to the Same for Diets & Horse hire three Pounds Two shillings Ditto William Estile Forty shillings for Diets & Fodder for this State . Ditto Thomas Wright T!-10 Pounds Twn shillings for 50 lbs Bacon furnished for the Use of this State, Ditto Peter Woods Three Pounds for Corn belonging to this State. & fodder JO Nights furnished a Horse Ditto John Henderson Thirteen Shillings & four Pence for feeding an Horse belong- ing to this State , Ordered that this Court be adjourned till Court in Course. The minutes of these Proceedings were signed 1 Sam. .Brown =======~=== ===================================================================== Queries Seek information on Edward SMITH and wife, Mildred or Millard BIRD SMITH of Grayson Co, Va . He was an Irish Conscript in British Army during Revolutionary War; deserted; became a patriot; moved to Pulaski Co, Ky. Died ca 1823 in Hamilton Co, Ohio. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd1 Ann Arbor, Mi 48103. Wish to correspond with anyone interested in Griffith DJCKERSONS, especially Griffith DICKERSON of Montgomery Co, Virginia, born ca 1780; married Rebecca THOMPSON in 1800. Was Elijah DICKERSON father of Griffith? Was James THOMPSON father of Rebecca. This family moved to Indiana ca 1825. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 NWaqner Rd, Ann Arbor, Mi 48103 Seeking parents, birthplace of James WILLIAMSON and wife, Telita BAXTER. They were born in Kentucky, lived in Decatur Co, Indiana, died mid 1800s. Their daughte~, Franc~s Jane marr ied Vinson E. SMITH in l 847. They lived in Putnam and Boone Counties, Indiana He died in 1909. Sh e died in 1912. Willshare. MarilynnDickerson, 740NWagnerRd, Ann Arbor, Mi 48103. Would like to know more about John P SMITH, Vinson's father. He was born in Chesapeake Bay area, the son of a Revolutionary War soldier. He married Sarah ASKEW of Maryland ca 17.99. They emigrated to Ohio in 1818; settled 1820 in Fayette Co, Indiana. He died in 1844. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N. Wagner Rd. Ann Arbor Mi 48103 _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ V_/RJ'!IMfA~.4l:lt::'.lAL.1tt'1u1.uurl'\rc.~--------------- �L GARLAND - TUTWILER BIBLE Contributed by Mrs. Douglas Boynton From the Bible of Margaret A. Garland who married Eli Shores Tutwiler in February 1849. Lexington, Virginia. p. I p. 2 Names of Birds M . G. Tutwiler Norwood, VA. MARRIAGES John Belfield Garland and Maria R. McClelland were Married December 23rd 1842 at the residence ofMr. John McClelland .in the town of Lexington. Rockbridge Co unty, V irginfa. E. S. Tutwiler and Margaret Annette Garland, daughter of John B. Garland, w ere marr ie d on the day of February 1849. 51 John McClelJand Tutwiler and Julia Rust were married in Luray. Page Co. VA. On the 3 1 day of March 1874. (note: the last two entries in the same handwriting) p. 3 BIRTHS John Belfield Garland Son of Peter Rand Winefred B. Garland was born at Woodberry Richmond County Virginia June 1st 1803. (a poem has been omitted) p.4 1 John McClelland Tutwiler was born in Lexington Va Jany. 6 h 1850 p. 5 DEATHS John McC Garland Son of J B Garland and Mariah R _is Wife Died at Fort Sill Indian Territory on the 61h of October 1869 - he was the Second Son of the same name. Maria R. Garland the Idolized Wife of John B. Garland, Died at Woodbeny in Richmond County, Virginia; on the 15th day ofMay 1831 in the 26th Year of her age .... Her earthly remains are Buried in the burying Ground of the Beflied fami ly at Belfe (?)Mount in Richmond Co unty Virginia by the side of her first son .... .It is my wish to be placed by her side .. .. When I leave the form .... I am a Mason aod Oddfe llow ... Will some Brother or friend See to it .. .... and Receive My Gratitude J. B. Garland died in Fredricksburg at the house of Capt. R. H . Alexander at 1.30 a.m. - t he 111 morning of the 24 of Apri l 1877 & was buried in the cemetery at the same city. John McC. Tutwiler died May.19th at Lexington Va. 1884 (day & yr filled in by someone e lse.) (all entries were made by different people) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �75 ,. ,, _; -~ . /. I ,,. (....•• , ·.__ .. ;.. -·~...-i.·.. -~·•. <~.....,' _ i G / '-......- . ..._ - , ,, ,; .,' , I • • .• I". .,.(,,. / ._.. ;~- .... I\, c.. ..--· r· I -11. ii.I' / '• • ., { \•- :: • ·· .' (.c... ,/ ' I I, J -. .· (/.... . .... \ 'I! ,, f j , 0 ' \ ,....._... / L.-. .• ·'-.../._,.''\..-!.._ . _) .\'---Q/' .~ ·' '\ \ .. ~ ... ,-··:'· .~ 1 I I .( \, } " . ;. l. ·- -..· ----· . ·... .. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _, �70 ., ' -. FAMI LY REC ORD . . . . -· BffiT~S:- . . I . I FAJII LY RECOHD. ·~ :-·. .. ' :.J .. 't:';~ "' ,_,,,... .... " "'- \ '·. "' .' '•. ..,- �77 �~/8 Newspaper Obituary Sudden Death of Dr. J.B. Garla nd Dr. J.B. Garland, the well known dentist, died suddenly while sitting in his chair at his home on Main Street, while conversing with Capt. R.H. Alexander, about 1 o'clock a. m. yesterday. The Doctor had been complaining d~~g the da~ of ~n asthm~tic affect ion and pain in the chest, and Capt. Al~xander ~as s1~tlng up :v1th him. showing his neighborly attention and endeavonng to reheve his su~ermgs. He had been on the street conversing with friends as late as 9:30 p. m. Monday night. Dr. Garland was a nat ive of Richmond County, and was in the 74th year of his age. He was related to the Garlands and LyelJs of that county. He was an accomplished dentist and a c ult ivated man. His eccentricities of opinion prevented in many cases that intimacy of association for which he was well fitted, but his pure and upright life, gentle man ly demeanor and kindness 0 f heart made him respected by all. Dr. Garland is the last survivor of the small band who voted against the ordinance of secesstion in 1861. He was a most determinded and determined and intrepid man, always ready, with an intelligent reason for his own opinions: and at the same time. never disposed to urge them offensively before others. BOOK REVIEW VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH BY George K. Schwe itzer, PhD, ScD. 223 pages, soft- cover, Word Processing by Anne M. Smalley. This is a 'where to find it' source, not a 'how to ' . 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Pollock Chairman Clerk Treasurer Superintendent PUPILS PRIMARY GRADE Clayte Brown Erwin Brown Jimmie Burnett Bettie Burton Calvin Calhoun Margarite Cecil Mae Carden Luther Crawford G lenn Caldwell Huston Caldwell George Dixon Ruby E lswick John Ferrell Anna Gibson E llis Giles Paul Harris Febie Hundley Charlie Hypes Martin Howell Lozie IGmbleton Crocket Linkous Karl Locus James Miller John Miller Mary Miller Harry Richards Clarence Snider Everett Snider Luther Stwnp Jessie White Zelma White VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTfS �PUPIL HIGH GRADE l lenc Tlarris Carl H uncl lcv Iva Hundley Elizabeth Brown Emmett Brown Guy Brown Lucy Brown Percy Brown George Bruce Carrie Burton Ethel Burton Fred Burton Elizabeth CeciJ Mabel Dulaney Mae Elswick William Elswick Lee Ferrell Lonnie Ferrell Alma Kirkwood Charles Kirkwood Lawrence Kirkwood Charles Lorn:?.. Tilford Morgan William Stump Id a Sublett Samuel Sublett Charles Sutton Margaret Sutton Lake Yingling PUPILS INTERMEDIATE GRADE James Andrews Fore Arne Myrtle Bane Jeter Burnett Annie Burton Marx Burton Perry Burton Elsie Cecil Annie Crawford Lena Crawford Lizzie Croy Eddie Harkrader Walter Kimbleton William L inkous Emma Long Mary Richer so n Minnie Richerson Annie Snider James Snider Lizzie Snider Dee Vance Rachel Vance Charlie White Verta Ying ling Effie FerreJJ Atlas Giles Flora Giles Laurie Gibson Julian Gibson Bain Hicks Karen Hundley Allen Hundley Maude Hypes Roxie Hypes VIOf\IUtA AD.DAI &l\1 11 . . . Ul'\T.-~- - - �83 . I PUP! LS Lenn Cn.wfoni I I I I· I 'I I I I \ ! § M~Cd ....... ···.. . Mae Carden Elsie ~ Lwher Crawford II .GlCSJD Caldwell Huston Caldwell George Dixon Effie Fc::nd A~ Giles ! I l Calvin Calhoun . Bettie Burtm ; Annie Burton I f fnmnie Baret Perry Burtoo Lizzie Qay I Clatyc Brown Erwin Brown Fore Ame James Andrewz I Primary Gr.tde. lmcnncdiate Grade Manr. Burton i CHURCHWOODSCHO=O...-L~----~----~~--~~-n­ BELSPRING, VA; . PUP I LS 1904-1905 Flo:ra Giles Ruby Elswick Jutian Gibsan John Ferrell Laurie GihlSOft Roxie Hypes Maud Hypo Bain Hidm Karey Hmtdley Paul Hanis Ellis Gies Anna Gih501I ! Fehie Hmidley Chadie Hypes Martin Howdf David HaweD AlJeo Hundley Eddie Harkrader W eJtc:r Kiuiblc:ttm - William Linkom Emnle Long Minnie ~ Masy Richcnoo Maud Stump James Snider ~ Annie Snides Lizzie Snide!' Dee v~ Racbd Vance Oiarlie White Vert.c Ymglin.g Myrtle Banc Jeter Burnett Annie Crawford ~e Kail Loz:us ! Crocket Linkous · Maiy Mills ]2.D\C$ ~ . John Miller Hauy Richards Luther Stmnp Everett Suider Clarence Snid~ Jessie White Zdnm Wbite I I KWbleton • i I 1• l .· I I ~ I 1 ! ! I I I ! .::~· '· I l CHURCHWOOD ·Belspring SCHOOL Virginia i . .. P~tcd By Annie Lee Lucas . i Teaclu:r ll . i I,. . ~· Percy Brown Guy Brawn Emmett Brown Elizabeth Brawn Lucy Brawn Rohal &iwn EJhd Burtou . Fred Burton Came Burton George Bruce E.bzabelh Cecil Mabd Dv1aney William Elswidt · Mae Elswidc lLomUe F~ Lee Fend! . ' i I I I PU PILE I. \' l r . ·- :·1";· i TEACHERs Laura Belle Clarke. B. S. Princ:ipel Annie Lee Lucas. B. S. Fant Assistant Annette MMgan. ~d Assistant SCHOOL D. M. Ooyd c. s. Kirkwood J. W. Muniey D.S. P ollock 0 .f' F I C £.. lt S Chaiiman aerie t I I -~ I I ~ lw. Hundley Cad Hundley Alma KirkwooJ Lnwn:nce Kid."WOOd Charles Kdkwood Chades l.aog Mcqm Ida Subidt Samud Sublett William Stump Margaret Sutton Otasies Suttma LakcY~ T reasurer Superintendent ·- - -- ---- - VIRCINIA APPAi Tilf~ A~bUAtJ tJni:r_~ �Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records- continued CR.AFI', Charles E - b 4 Oct 1856 Bot Co - 4 Jan 1857 - f William CRAFT - m Leona - cd (infant) - rep by father CRAFr , Elizabeth - b ca 1781 Va (census #1227) - d by 12 Aug 1850 - w/o David CRAFT - Admr John THOMPSON CRAFT, Jacob M - b 1837 -d 1904 - St Jacobs Lutheran Cem CRAFT, Jonathan - b ca 1797 Va (census 111012 ) - d by 11 July 1853 - h/o Barbara - Adm John SHAFER CRAFT, Mary Ann - b 17 Mar 1780 - d 30 Jan 1856 - age 75y lOrn 13d - Ref Lemontown gravestone CRAFT, Melvin Haze l - b 17 Sep 1912 Bot Co - d 4 Aug 1913 - f D[avid] G CRAFT (b Bot Co) - m Lula B (YOUNG) (b Bot Co) - buried St Jacob's Cem - cd Acute mi l k infection CRAFT, William (md) - b Va - d Jan 1850 - age 40 - cd pneumonia - Ref : 1850 Bot Co Mor tality Schedule - adm William M LACKLAND (9 Sep 1850) CRAIG see Ellen ANDERSON CRAIG, Liza - d by 12 May 1829 (son call ed an orphan) - son Andrew Lewi s CRAWFORD see Lucy ANGLE, Martha COLLINS, Erosa Francie HUFFMAN, E M PIFFER, James MASON, Thomas TOSH, James ALEXANDER, Hattie May CAMPBELL, Alto May CLARK, Ida Lee HOLDREN, Virginia F[or T) BORNE, male LEMON, Jacob M LEMON, William Edward LEMON, male LOVING, Seaton Alexander LOVING CRAWFORD, Andrew - d by 8 Feb 1791 Bot Co - f [John CRAWFORD] -Ref WB A p294 will dated 10 Jan 1791, Admr bond, WB A p449 division - Relatives : wife Ulfee; Ch: J ohn, Jame s , Eunice, Pheba; Margaret (md William - Admr : William CRAWFORD, Edward MITCHELL was under 14 , On 14 June 1797 dau Phebe was over 14] ·ran VINZANT ); bro: 12 Apr 1797 , s on James CRAWFORD, Andrew K - b [ca 1799] - d 1866 Bot Co - f [Wi1liam CRAWFORD ] - m [Margaret KILPATRICK] - Adm 12 Nov 1866 James M McCOY CRAWFORD, D[avid] J - b 15 Sep 1829 - d 8 Jan 1904 Bot Co - f [ Samuel CRAWFORD] - m [Jane AUSTIN) - h/o Melvina CRAWFORD (1835 - 1910) - Ref Lemontown gravestone CRAWFORD, Fletcher J - b ca 1840 Va (census #1221) - d by 10 Feb 1862 Bot Co - f Joseph CRAWFORD - m Elizabeth [CRIST] - Adm Thornton L CRAWFORD CRAWFORD, Grace - 26 Mar 1913 Bot Co - d 26 Mar 1913 Bot Co - f Lee CRAWFORD (b Bot Co) - m Mary B (FORD) (b Bot Co) - buried Forest Chapel Cem -cd still born CRAWFORD, Ida May - b 5 Mar 1913 Va - d 7 Dec 1914 Bot Co - f Oscar J CRAWFORD (b Va) - m Emma A (COFFMAN) (b Va) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd pneumonia VIRl!lNIA_ APPAL ACHIAN_NO_TES �85 CRAWFORD, James - b 18 Oct 1912 Bot Co - d 18 Oct 1912 Bot Co - f Robert Alonza CRAWFORD (b Bot Co) - m Bertha (CLARCE) (b Bot Co) - buried Buchanancd still born CRAWFORD, Jane - b ca 1803 Bot Co - d 23 July 1857 Bot Co - f ( Isaac AUSTIN] cd inflamation of stomach -rep by son David J CRAWFORD -w/o Samuel CRAWFORD CRAWFORD, John - b [ca 1748] - d by Dec 1796 Bot Co - f John CRAWFORD - Ref WE A p438, wi l l dated 24 Sep 1796 - Relatives: wife Margaret; Ch : John, William, Andrew, James, Samuel, Margaret; bro William CRAWFORD, John - d by 9 Mar 1829 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - f [Andrew CRAWFORD] - Ch, _ _ , Madison J [? James Madison], John CRAWFORD, John James - b 6 Jan 1837 Va -d 9 Nov 1913 Bot Co - f John CRAWFORD (b Va) -m Sallie (BOGAN) (b Va) - buried Flaherty burial ground - cd enlarged prostate gland CRAWFORD, Josiah - b ca 18 4 0 _ d 20 Jan 1921 Bot Co - age Sly - f Samuel CRAWFORD - m Jane AUSTIN _ wife Mary KESSLER _ buried Crawford-Hinchee Cem (endof 765 off 605) not in Cemetary Book CRAWFORD, Josiah - d 18 26 (Bot Co WB E pl04) - f [John CRAWFORD] - wife [Elizabeth] Ann TOOTLE _ Ch : Madison, John, Isabella, Sarah, Susanah, Maria (unmd), Elizabeth, Bevelin, & Margaret CRAWFORD, Josiah Lee _ b 23 Jan 1863 - d 27 Feb 1952 Bot Co - f David J CRAWFORD - m Melvina JONES _ wife Mary Blanche FORD - buried Crawford-Henchee Cem (end 765 off 605) CRAWFORD, Josiah s _ b [Z 3 Feb] l858 _ d 1928 Bot Co - f [John S CRA~RD] m [Mary C QUISENBURY ] _ b/o Molly S (POLLARD) CRAWFORD - grave Mt Union Cem CRAWFORD, Mary "Pollie" _ b ca l835 _ d 19 Dec 1921 Bot Co ~ age 86y - f m Betsy K KINZIE _ bus Josiah CRAWFORD - buried CrawfordHinchee Cem (end #765 off 6 05) not in Cem book John KESSLER - CRAlfFORD, Mary Blanche _ b 19 Dec lS7 4 _ d 12 Oct 1957 Bot Co - f W A FORD m S A - hus J osia · b L ee CRAWFORD . - b uri·ed Crawford -Hinch ee (end 765 off 605) CRAWFORD, Melvina _ b B Mar 1835 _ d 22 Jan 1910 Bot Co - f [James JONES] m [ Mary ] - w/o D J CRAWFORD 1829 _ 19 o4)- Ref Lemontown grave stone c CRAWFORD, Mollie s _ b 1865 _ d 192 1 Bot Co - f [ Shepherd POLLARD ] - m [Sarah M SMITH] -w/o Josiah S CRAWFORD - grave Mt Union Cem CRAWFORD, Nathan Thomas _ b 17 Nov 1868 Bot Co - d 15 Dec 1938 Bot Co - f Josiah CRAWFORD _ m Mary KESSLER -wife Daisey McCARTY - buried Crawfor dHinchee Cem CRAWFORD, Nimrod _ d 1842 (Bot Co Inv) (WB F p482) - [wife Elizabeth GRAY; Ch: Elizabeth HOLSTINE, Ann CALDWELL 8 Sally CALDWELL] VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CRAWFORD, Ruby Ann - b 22 Feb 1886 Fr Co - d 22 Feb 1916 Bot Co - f Call MULLENS (b Fr Co) - m Susie (SNYDER) (b Fr Co) - buried Daleville Cem - cd lobar pneumonia CRAWFORD, Samue1 - d by 11 Nov 1867 Bot Co - Ex: 11 Nov 1867 Abraham SAVILLE CRAWFORD, Sarah E - b 1 Oct 1836 Va - d 3 Dec 1913 Bot Co Va - f John FALLS (b Va) -m Margaret (HAGIUS) (b Va) - buried Flaherty burial eround - cd heart dis ease - [hus John J CRAWFORD ] CRAWFORD, Thornton L - b ca 1840 Bot Co (census #1221) - d 27 May 1862 Bot Co _ age 22y - f Joseph CRAWFORD - m Elizabeth [CRIST] - cd fever -rep by fa ther CRAWFORD, Wi11iam - d 1835 Bot Co - f [ John CRAWFORD ] - m [ Margaret ] - relatives : wife Margaret [KILPATRICK] - Ch : Jean KILLPATRICK, John, Margara, Eufues, E1izabetb HARDY, Mary, Thomas, William, Joseph, James, Andrew K, Robert K, Samuel F, Elexandra, Sarah; Gs John CRAWFORD; b-i-1: Robert KIRKPATRICK CREASEY, George W - b 1 June 1844 Va - d 3 May 1913 - f Claiborne CREASY (b Va) - m Anne (WIT.r) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd TB CRENSHAW, Abner - d by Apr 1814 - Ref WB B p385 , appra isal CRESS see Curtis ALDERSON CRESSIN, Elliott - d by 14 Aug 1854 - Ex : William COPPINGER CREWS , Robert W - b ca 1822 Va (cen sus #112 7 ) - d by 8 Apr 1861 - f Thomas CREWS - m Sarah "Sally" - Adm Robert R DOUTHAT CREWS, Sarah - b ca 1784 Amherst Co (census # 1127) - d 16 Apr 1853 - f not given - cd pneumonia - rep by hus Thomas CREWS - Ex Thomas CREWS (12 Dec 1853) CREWS , Thomas - b ca 1776 Va (census # 1127) - d by 8 Jan 1866 - h/o Sally Adm James ROWLAND, sheriff CRIDER see Nicholas BAYNES CRINER see Alivia Frances SMITH, Loyd B SMITH CRIST see GRIST, Nicholas W CALDWELL, Sarah CALDWELL CRIST (or GRIST) , John - d by 8 Oct 1791 - Ref WB A p304, appraisal CRIST, Olie Edward - b ca 1890 Rb Co - d 14 Apr 1916 - f Richard CRIST (b Rb Co) - m Maggie (KING) (b Rb Co) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd diptheria CRITTS (or CRITZ) see Ann McDONALD, Edward McDONALD, Abraham PETERS, Jacob PETERS CRITTS, George - d by June 1805 - Ref WB B p99 , will dated 21 Jan 1805 Wife Mary; Ch: John, Elizabeth, Conrad Mary (md CRAFT ) , George, Tunay 1 - - -[?Jinny?], Anney [ Ann], Catty, Henrey , Phil ip - [on 14 Jan (or Feb) 1809 son Philip was aged over 14] _ _ _ _ VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN OOTES �87 CRITTS, George - d by Mar 1823 (order) - Ref: WB C p571, appraisal - admrs: Robert DICKEY, George THRASHER CROCKETT see Lucy C BURNS CROFI' SEE John HAMILTON CROFr, Johnathan - b ca 1845 Bot Co - d 16 Feb 1859 - age 14y 14m? 9d - f David CROFT - cd brain fever - rep by father CROFI', Robert - b ca Feb 1842 - d 17 June 1859 - 17y 4m 2d - f David CROFT cd brain fever - rep by father CROMER see Sallie SWOOPE CRONISE see Emma Cronise BRUGH, Maggie M STEVENS, Ann BREWBAKER CRONISE, Anna Matilda - b 31 Oct 1827 - d 19 June 1907 Bot Co (Wheatland Cern) - f REHSBUG - hus Jacob CRONISE - Ref : Cronise Scrapbook 42 & 48 CRONISE, Catherine - b 15 June 1842 Adams co, Pa - d 12 Jan 1898 - f (b Pa) - m (b Pa) - 1.st w / o William H CRONISE - grave Wheatland Cem - 7 ch: John A, Alice, Willis, Florence (md FIDLER), Annie, Frank & Emery - Cronise Scrapbook 55 CRONISE , Evaline D - b 31 Mar 1852 - d 26 Nov 1924 Bot Co (Wheatland Cem) f Matthew BOOZE - m Eveline _ hus Marshall C CRONISE (rnd 5 Sep 1811 Bot Co) CRONISE, Jacob - b 25 Aug 1822 (census 1880 Bot Co Buchanan Dist #250) - d 29 Jan 1901 Bot Co (Wheatland Cem) _ age 73y Sm 4d - f Frederick CRONISE (d ca 1866) - m Anna NICODEMUS _ (d 27 July 1896) - Relatives : wife Anna M REMSBURG (md 25 Feb 1847), [Ch : 1.7 g 9 alive at his death] , bro & sis: William, (md Peter ZIMMERMAN), (md Jacob REAGEY ), (rnd Alexander RAMSBURG); ~-- (md Daniel GAUGR~f-- Ref : Cronise Scrapbook 42 & 48 CRONISE, Marshall c _ 2 3 Oct 18 51 Frederick Co, Md (census 1880 Bot Co Buc hanan Dist #251) -d 6 Oct 19 3 0 Bot Co, (Wheatland Cem) - f Jacob CRONISE m Anna M - wife Evaline D BOOZE (md 5 Sep 1871 Bot Co) CRONISE, Sue E - b 1 Apr 1850 _ d 17 Nov 1910 Bot Co (Wheatland Cem) - f BOOZE - hus W R CRONISE CRONISE, Wiliiam H - b 22 Apr l83 ] (census 1 880 Bot Co Buchanan Dis t #24 5) d 7 Apr 1912 Bot Co (Wheatland Cem) _ f Jacob CRONISE - m Anna M NICODEMUS wife tfl Cather ine (d 12 Ja.n 1898); wife #2 Su e E BOOZE CRONK, (male) - b 25 Apr 1913 Bot Co - d 9 July 1913 - f Walter CRONK (b Mont Co) - m Rosa (OLIVER) (b Rke Co) - buried Troutville Va cem - cd Marasumus CROSBY s ee Joseph PHIPPS CROSS · see Mary DILL, Mary MAYS, Aurelia WHISLER, Lewis DILL, Andrew Charl otte McCLURE, Joseph Thomas McCLURE, Margaret Virginia McCLURE VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE=S- McCLURE, �88 CROSS, John [md Polly MAYS] - b 1761 - d by 8 Nov 1830 (ch called orphans) [William CROSS] - m [Elizabeth] - Ch : Orilla (over 14) , Lewis (over 14), Nancy (under 14), Malvina (under 14) f CROSS, Thomas - b ca 1780 Pa (census #514) - d by 10 Apr 1854 - h/o Elizabeth - Ex John A CROSS & Benjamin AMMEN CROSS, William Sr - d by June 1798 - Ref: WB A p473, will dated 26 Apr 1798 - wife: Elizabeth; Ch: William Jr, Mary, Jane, John, Elizabeth md ( Eath) CROUCH see Elizabeth PARKER CROUCH, Ella - b 18 June 1865 - d 11 July 1907 -w/o G CROUCH - grave Amster dam Cen CROUSE see Jacob Spiller, Mary A Moomaw CROUSE, Catherine - b ca 1795 Rockingham Co, Va - d 15 Feb 1870 Amsterdam Twsp, Va - age 75y - f George CLINE - m Mary - cd Internal Rheumatism - rep by s-i-1 Benjamin F MOOMAW - w/o Daniel CROUSE - Ref: Death Book; Moomaw graveyard gravestone - Ex bond 13 June 1870 wm P MOOMAW CROUSE, Daniel - d by Oct 1818 - Ref WB C pl41, will dated 3 Sep 1818 - Wife Catherine - Ch Anny CROWDER see Frank Crowder DAVIS, Samuel W TROUT CROWDER, Bettie 8 Sallie (twins) - b 22 Mar 1913 Bot Co - d 23 Mar 1913 - f Miles Joseph CROWDER (b Craig Co) - m Sarah (DILLARD) (b Bot Co) - cd permature CROWDER, Henry - b 25 Aug 1916 Bot Co - d 25 Aug 1916 - f Joseph CROWDER (b Craig Co) - m Laura (DILLARD) (b Bot Co) - buried at home CROWDER, Lena F - b 22 Apr 1915 Bot Co - d 8 Mar 1916 - f B L CROWDER (b Craig Co) - m Ida (SMITH) (b Bot Co) - buried White Church Cem - cd Bronchial pneumonia CROWDER, Mary - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 19 Oct 1862 - age 6y - f H E CROWDER - m E - cd diptheria - rep by father CROY see Jacob SIMMONS CRUMPACKER see Caterin BAIN, Abraham GRAYBILL, Rev George H GRAYBILL, Sarah GRAYBILL, Susan E GRAYBILL, Abraham SNIDER CRUMPACKER, Abraham (widower) - b ca Oct 1767 Md - d 22 Apr 1859 - ag e 9ly 6m Od - cd dysentary - rep by dau Mary SHOWALTER CRUSE, Thomas - b ca Nov 1772 "Camel " Co Va _ d 2 Aug 1859 Pa ttonsbur g age 86y 9m 2d - f Gideon CRUSE - cd old ~ge _ rep by d au Virg. GARDNER - h Sarah CRUSE / 0 CRUSH see Julia Ann BARGER, Samuel NOFSINGER , Bulah Loren SECRIST, Mary Ruth SECRIST, Charlotte SIMPSON, Harriett SIMPSON, Henry B SIMPSON JIRGINIA AefALACHIAN NOTES �89 CRUSH , Bet t ie - b ca 1860 Bot Co - d 2 7 Dec 1862 - age 2y - f Samuel CRUSH m E - cd Dip th eria - rep b y fat h er CRUSH, Charl e s E - b ca 1 852 - d 24 Jan 1853 - f McDowe ll CRUSH - m C - cd car bunc l e - rep by father CRUSH, David - d 1832 Bot Co WB E p320 - [w i fe Sus annah COULTER; Ch: Ann Eliza, Samuel Mc F, J a ne S, Amanda, McDowell, Martha McP, & Edwood C] CRUSH, Edward Carring ton - b 11 Sep 1832 Bot Co - d 16 Sep 1913 - f David CRUSH ( b Bot Co) - m Susan ( COULTER) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Mori ah Cem cd chronic Bronchitis - h/o Martha I CRUSH (d 1903) CRUSH, Eliza - b ca 1 862 Bo t Co - d 20 May 1 8 65 - a ge 2y 6m - f Ed CRUSH - m Martha A - cd c roup - r ep by mo ther CRUSH, Jacob - b (ca 1794] _ d 1875 (Bot Co Inv) ( WB N pl9) - f [maybe Peter CRUSH ] - [wife Susanna SWISHER; Ch : , , Harriet:, Hannah KIDDY, July A, Mary Hagdaline IIDDY, Ge orge, Matthias, Cat:hernie, Eliz abeth, Ly dia , ~~-' Virg inia, Paulina CRUSH, J ohn Thomas - b 1 Ma r 1854 Bot Co - d 6 May 1917 - f McDowell CRUSH (b Bo t Co) - m Catherine (VANDERGRIFT) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastl e Cem cd Mitra l insufficiency CRUSH, Maria L - b ca 1 863 Rke Co - d 6 Feb 1865 - age ly 4m - f Wi l l iam L CRUSH - m Margaret F _ cd croup - rep by mother CRUSH, Martha A - b 24 Oct 1838 Mari ah Lutheran Cern d 31 Jan 1903 - h us [Edward ] - grave Mt CRUSH, Mary F - b 1841 _ d l919 _ f [William F RHOADS ] - m [ Mary ] - [ w/o William L CRUSH ] _ grave Fi ncas tl e Pre sbyterian Cem - [Ch : Ellen BEISLOP, Verner CRUSH] CRUSH, Mc Dowell - b ca 1827 (census 1850 Bot Co #1369) - d ca 1890 ' s - f David CRUSH - Susannah COULTER _ wife Catherine VANDERGRI FT - Ref: Cronise Scrap b ook 52 , no date CRUSH, Pe ter - ct by l l Dec 1 80 4 (s on c alled an orphan) - son Jacob CRUSB, S E - d 1928 Bot Co, Heir l ist - Ch : Eva GIVENS (b ca 1876) , J B (b ca 1878) , C P (b ca 188 2 ), MA (b ca 1884) , Bess ie HARRIS (b ca 1888), B R ( b ca 1892) , R L (b ca 1895) CRUSH, Samuel - b 26 Jan lS l 8 _ d 7 Nov 1895 Bot Co (WB Q pl 07) - Relatives: [w i fe Harriet WAGGONER ] ; Ch: Samuel E, Mary S REID , Emma MILTON ; Gs Howard CRUSH; [other ch , Da vid McDowe l l] - see Cronise Scrapbook 47 & correction from Noftsinger to Crush on p 43 CRUSH, Samu e l B - d 1920 Bot Co (will, WB 3 p154) - wife Mattie H - Ch Ella H CRUSH, Sarah Virgini a - b 24 June 1858 Bot Co - d 24 Apr 1916 - f J[acob] M LEMON (b Bot Co) - m ( Martha ] J ane (REI D) (b Bot Co) - buried Oriskany Cem cd pneumonia VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOIES �qo CRUSH, William L (CSA) - b 1837 - d 1881 - m [ Ann] - [h/o Mary F (RHOADS) CRUSH] - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem cmm see Mrs James Emory McDANIEL CUMMINGS see Catherine STYNE CUMMINGS, John - d by 12 Aug 1777 - Ref Admr bond - Admr Robert PRESTON CUMMINGS, Samuel Sears - b ca 1901 Rockbridge Co - d 4 July 1917 - f Cu ster CUMMINGS (b Va) - m Susie (WRIGHT) (b Va) - buried Griffith, Va, Cem - cd Cholera Infastum CUNDIFF, Elizabeth Frances - b ca 1852, Bed Co - d 27 Oct 1854 - f Jefferson CUNDIFF - m Mary E - cd Scarlet fever - rep by father CUNDIFF, Leoti (male) - b ca Jan 1857 - d 25 May 1862 - age Sy 4m Sd - f Edward B CUNDIFF - m S - cd unknown - rep by father CUNDIFF, Sarah Ann - b ca 1853 Bed Co - d 28 Oct 1854 - f Jefferson CUNDIFF - m Mary E - cd scarlet fever - rep by father CUNNINGHAM - see Minnie M BUSH CUNNINGHAM, William [ Hugh???] - d by 12 June 1783 (son called an orphan) - son CUNNINGHAM, Hugh - d by 13 May 1772 - Ref: WB A pl7, will dated 30 Apr 1772 , Admr Bond - Relatives: Wife Sarah; Ch: Jesibel & 10 others, not named; Stepson James DAVIS; s-i- 1 John YOUNG - Admr John YOUNG CUNNINGHAM, John - d by 16 Nov 1807 - Ref WB B pl81 , appraisal - Admr James BRECKENRIDGE CUPP, Martha - b 12 Jan 1866 Va - d 25 May 1916 - f Roman LOVING (b Va) - m Lizzie (FISHER) (b -- ) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd Seneral paralysis CURD, Charles E - b ca 1865, Bot Co - d 3 Aug 1868 Bot Co - age 3 Y E CURD - m Susan F [LUSTER] - cd drowned - rep by father - f John CURD, James Albert _ b 10 May 1845 Bot Co _ d 3 June 1917 Bot Co - f J E CURD (b Va) - rn Susan F (LUSTER) (b Va) _ buried Fincastle Cem - cd Organic heart disease CURD, John T - b ca 2 Oct 1841 Bot Co _ d 6 Oct 1861 Bot Co - age 20y Om 4d - f John E CURD - m Susan [LUSTER] _ cd typhoid fever - rep by father CURRY, William Sr - d by 8 Feb 1781 _ Ref WB A pl34, appraisal & Admr Bond Admr James CURRY CURTAIN, William (maybe CUSTER) _ d by 13 Oct 179 5 (son called an orphan) - son CUSTARD see CUSTER, Alexander CLAGE VIRGINIA'"APPALACHIAN NOTES �CUSTARD, Lewis C - b ca 1848 - d Nov 1856 - f George CUSTARD - m Sarah - cd hurt in fal l - rep by father CUSTER see CUSTARD, Mary E DAVIS, Sarah F DAVIS, Catherin MERRITT CUSTER, - d 8 Feb (ca ?1900) near Fincastle, Bot Co - age ca 27y - h us James CUSTER - left 3 small ch - see Cronise Scrapbook 53 (no date) CUSTER, Charles Adam - 7 Apr 1906 Bot Co - d 17 Sep 1917 - f James Edward CUSTER (b Bot Co) - m Mary Ellen (HAMILTON) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd caught in sawmill belt CUSTER, Kent Oliver - b 6 July 1895 Bot Co - d 10 Jan 1916 - f George W CUSTER (b Craig Co) - m Jessie L (JOPLIN) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd intestinal TB CUSTER, Mattie E - b 29 Aug 1915 Bot Co - d 29 Aug 1915 - f E W CUSTER (b Bot Co) - m Mabel E (DUVALL) (b Rke co) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd still born DAKIN, Jacob - b 15 Mar 1837 _ d 30 June 1877 - Ref Presbyterian Cem gravestone at Fincastle - h/o A1ice Dudley Brugh Dakin Waid DAME, Betsy - b 11 Mar 179 7 _ d Apr 1797 - Ref Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone DAME, George - d by 12 Apr 1815 (son called an orphan) - son Samuel DAME, Samuel - d by 12 Feb 1844 (sons called orphans) - f [George DAME] son s : Samue1 (over 14), James (over 14) DAMEWOODb - see Isaiah JOHNSON, Mrs Miah WILLS DARBY, James - d by 28 Feb 1815 _ Ref: WB B p425, WB C p371, appraisal & settlement - Note: included pension from us for widow & ch . - admr Mary DARBY DARRICK, John - d by 14 Sep 1790 _ Ref WB A p288 , will dated 4 Aug 1790, admr bond - Relatives : w1·f e Mary; Ch : J onathan , Michael & others not named. . - Admr . Michae1 Derrick _ In a suit on 11 May 1796, orphans named: Michael, Elizabeth, Mary, Barbara, Jonathan, Rosa, John, & Eve DARST, Sarah "'Sally"' _ b ca 1790 Va (census # 1155) - d by 12 Feb 1866 - wIo Samuel DARST - Adm Edmund PENDLETON DASHER see DEISHER, George RULE DATZELL see John DEPEW Sr, maybe DELZELL DAUSON, Hannah (widow) _ b ca 1782 - d 9 Oct 1857 Poor House - rep by Steward DAVENPORT see Hesakiab EUBANK DAVIDSON see Mollie E RIELEY VIRGINIA"'"'APPALACHIAN NOTES �DAVIDSON, Baker - d by 26 June 1805 - Ref WB B pl06, appraisal, Admr: William DAVIDSON DAVIDSON, Joseph - d by Dec 1814 - Ref WB C p40, appraisal DAVIDSON, William Sr - d by Dec 1812 - Ref WB B p319, will dated 17 Nov 1812 - wife Martha; Ch: Ginny (m McCARTNEY ), Joseph , 8 3 other sons & 3 other d aus. - Exr : Joseph DAVIDSON, John PITZER Jr DAVIS see Bugh CUNNINGHAM, Lucy FLAHERTY, Maggie FLETCHER, Catherine KESSLER, Clora A KESSLER, Francis M KESSLER, female MUSE, Sarah PALMER, Hel en THOMPSON DAVIS, (female 8 male) (twins) - d 8 Mar 1915 Bot Co - d 9 Mar 1915 8 10 Mar 1915 - f Jobn F DAVIS (b Hawkins Co, TN) - m Martha E (KLEPPER) (b Hawkins Co , TN) - cd premature birth DAVIS, Alexander - b ca Feb 1770 or 1790, Bot Co (census #378) - d 21 Aug 1861 - age 82y 6m Od - cd paral ysis - rep by son John DAVIS - Ex John E McCREERY (14 Oct 1861) DAVIS, Andrew - b ca Oct 1862 - d 1 Nov 1862 - age 16d - f Josbua DAVIS - m Elizabeth - ·Cd whooping cough - rep by father ??John DAVIS ?? DAVIS, Clara (or Cloe ) - b 8 Apr 1788 or 1792, Bot Co (census # 378 ) - d 7 July 1858 - f [ Henry SPICKARD] - cd unkn - rep by hus Alexander DAVIS DAVIS, Elizabeth F - b ca 1850 Bot Co (1850 Census Rke Co # 57 9 a ged lm) - d ca 1909 Bot Co - f Reuben BRYANT - m Malinda called May (by p 5 : dau of Lewis 8 Drus illa (PETERS) GISH) - w/o Henry L DAVIS (d 1909) - Ref Haymakertown Cem DAVIS, Frank Crowder - b 22 May 1913 Baldwin Stat ion, Bot Co - d5 22 May l9l3 - f Fr~nk CROWDER (b Fincastl e , Bot Co) - rn Annie Bell DAVIS (p unrnd) buried Gale Cern - cd born dead DAVIS, Henry - d by 14 May 1866 - Adm Robert R LUNSFORD DAVIS, Henry L - b 1840 - d 1909 Bot Co - h/o Elizabeth F BRYAN (d 1909) Ref Haymaker town Cem - [wif e was adopted dau of Lewis & Drusi11a (PETERS) GISH. See WB 1 p 516 for heirs : EC DAVIS, Drusilla PAINTER, Ida HARTMAN, Rebe cca CLEMER, Pearl DAVIS, Clara M DAVIS, Cora T DAVIS, & Emery L DAVIS DAVIS, John A - b 16 Mar 1836 - d 31 Oct 1911 - f [ John DAVIS ] - m [E11ender ] - h/o Mary E DAVIS - grave Hogan-Old Cern (Little Catawba) DAVIS, Lizzie Myrtle b 12 Apr 1877 - d 19 Apr 1909 rn [Katherine J PETTIT ] - w/o Worth DAVIS (1874-1942) graves ton e [ Giles S ] THOMAS Ref Foutz Cemetery f DAVIS, Lucinda - b 20 Aug 1809 - d 10 Mar 1896 - w/ o William DAVIS (1808-1873) - Ref: Old Glade Creek gravestone DAVIS, Mary E - b 4 June 1842 Va [Bot Co] - d 21 May 1914 - f William AU STIN (b Va) - m Sallie (CUSTER) (b Va) - buried [Hogan]-Old Cern [Lit tl e Catawba ] - cd h eart disease - [w/o John A DAVIS ] _ _ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �DAVIS, Osborn - b 13 July 1849 Bot Co - d 19 June 1915 - f E DAVIS (b Bot Co) - m Mary (JONES) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd paralysis DAVIS, Parmelie L - b ca 1858 Bot Co - d 20 Nov 1862 - age - rn M J - cd diptheria - rep by father 4y - f Andrew DAVIS DAVIS, Pauline FOUTZ - b 1 Apr 1848 - d 15 June 1925 - f [Greenville FOUTZ] - m [Sarah] - w/o Volney DAVIS - grave Foutz Gem (near Bonsack) DAVIS, Philip - d by 14 May 1816 (dau called an orphan) - dau Sarah (over 14) DAVIS, Sarah F - b 27 Nov 1830 Va [Bot Co] - d 26 Feb 1914 f William AUSTON (b Va) - m Sallie (CUSTOR) (b Va) - buried on home farm - cd dropped dead DAVIS, Toliver A - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 25 Mar 1916 - f H A DAVIS (b Bot Co~ - m Clara (OWENS) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd lobar pneumonia DAVIS, Viola F - b 1873 - d 1933 - w/o DAVIS - grave Foutz Cem (near Bonsack) DAVIS, Volney - b ca 184 2 Bot Co - d 7 Nov 1917 - f Henry DAVIS - m Adline (PALMER) (b Bot Co) - buried Bonsack Cem - cd Cerebral hemorrhage DAVIS, William - d 15 Sep 180 8 _ d 5 Apr 18 73 _ h/o Lucinda DAVIS (1809-1896) - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone DAVIS, William S - b ca 1810 Va (census #855) - d by 10 Oct 1865 - h/o Eliza G - Ex Joseph F Robinson DAVIS, Worth - b 3 July 1874 _ d 14 Apr 1942 - h/o Lillie?[Lizzie] M [THOMAS] DAVIS (1877-1909) - Ref Foutz Cemetary gravestone DAWSON see Charlie SLOAN DAY see Mary KEFAUVER DAY, infant - ct by 9 Dec 190 9 _ m Julia DAY - cd bled to death through neglect - Inquest papers DAY, Benjamin, Major (Rev War soldier) - b ca 1752 - d 16 Feb 1821 Fredericksburg, Va - age 69y _ rep in "Herald of the Valley" 12 Mar 1821 DAY, John - d by Oct 18l9 (order) _ Ref WB c p232 division - Ch: Elijah, Joel, James DEACON see George Wasbington NICELY DEACON, John Franklin _ b 27 Aug 1851 Va - d 4 Nov 1913 - f Douglass DEACON (b Va) - rn Margaret (SAVILLE) (b Va) - buried High Bridge Cem - cd Angina Pectoris DEAL see DEEL, Charles BROUGHMAN, Eliza SIMPSON, Thomas H SIMPSON DEAL, George - d by Nov 181 5 _ Ref WB C p38, will dated l Dec 1813 - Relatives: wife Magdalin; Ch: Peter, Mary Magdalin (md ~--BENDERLIGHTER) , Susanna de~'d (md ____ SPANGLER), wife• s son Jacob SIGGEL [md 1795 Mary WAX] , wife's dau Mary BUMGARDNER, Susanna [ZIRKLE] FRINGER [md 1787], Christina SPICIABD , Elizabeth [SEAGLE] NYE [md 1796], Molly [SEAGLE] STEVER [md 1797], ~arbary COOK VIRGINIA APPALACHtAN_OO_TES �DEALE, James Knox Polit - b ca 1844 Bot Co - d 15 Aug 1854 - f Hu gh DEALE - m [ Ann ] - c d f lus - rep by father DEALE, Mary - b June 1 8 38 Bot Co - d 12 J une 1858 - cd consumption - rep by bus J ohn DEALE DEALE, Samue1 - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 12 Aug 1853 - f rep by father Bugh DEALE - m Ann - DEALE, Samuel Jr - b ca 1822 (or 1820) Bot Co (census #855) - d 24 Oct 1854 - f Samuel DEAL - m Mary - cd typhoid fever - rep by father - h/o Emily Adm Peter OBENCHAIN DEAN see Rosa A TAYLOR DEARD see Peter HINER DEARDORFF see Barman BRUGH, DIERDOFF DEARDORFF, Henry - d by 13 Sep 1791 (6 Oct 1792 marked out) - Ref WB A p314 appraisal & Admr bond - Relatives on 11 Sep 1 792 , his orhpans Elizabeth, Jacob & Paul - Admr Mathias SNIDER DEARING see DEERING DEATON, George E - b ca Sep 1869 Bot Co - d 27 Oct 1869 [in 1870 census] age Oy lrn 7d [shou ld it be ly lm 7d] - f George P DEATON - m Mary S - rep by father DEATON, Martha C - d by 13 Apr 1822 - Ref WB C p348 , Appraisal & Sa le [widow of Levi DEATON] DECKER , Fannie B - b 11 Feb 1850 - 30 Apr 1929 - w/o William C DECKER grav e Mt Union Cem DECKER, William C - b 25 Oct 1840 - d 17 Aug 1928 - h/o Fannie H DECKER grave Mt Union Cem DEEDS see Susan DWIRE, Rebecca Jane RIDDLEBARGER, Elizabeth SLUSSER DEEDS, Emma Elizabeth - b 24 Mar 1864 - d 9 Jan 1894 Haymakertown Cern w/ o B D DEEDS - grave DEEDS, John - b 10 Dec 1829 - d 1890 - h/o Sarah S DEEDS (d 1906) Haymakertown Cem grave DEEDS, John B - b 16 Oct 1860 - d 28 Dec 1891 - grave Haymakertown Cem DEEDS, Lou Ann - b 24 Sep 1872 - d 28 Dec 1894 - grave Haymakertown Cem DEEDS, Sallie E - b 5 Aug 1893 - d 5 Sep 1893 - f B D DEEDS - m Emma Elizabeth - grave Haymakertown Cem DEEDS, Sarah S - b 21 Sep 1833 - d 7 June 1906 - w/o John DEEDS (d 1890) grave Haymakertown Cem VIRGINIA AeeALACHIAN NOTES �qs DEEL see DEAL, Missouri EASTON, female READ DEEL, male - b 22 Aug 1912 - d 22 Aug 1912 - f Grover Cleveland DEEL (b Bot Co) - rn Bertha E (WHEIGBT) (b Rke Co) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd still born DEEL, Charlott V - b ca Jan 1865 Bot Co - d 21 Sep 1865 - age 9m lOd - f Martin V DEEL - m Ann E - cd dysentary - rep by father DEEL, Malinda - b 3 Jan 1841 Bot Co - d 25 Feb 1913 - f Eleck FELLERS (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (COOK) (b Bot Co) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd pneumonia DEEL, Mary Ann - b 12 Aug 1826 Bot Co - d 10 Dec 1859 - yr 33y 8rn - f Jacob OBENSHAIN - m Mary - cd consumption - rep by hus Ferdinand W DEEL - cem Obenshain Cem (East of Mill Creek Cem) DEEL, Ruebenia SECRIST b ca 1785 Va (census #541) - d by 13 Aug 1855 - Adm Sol omon DEEL, Samuel (widower) - b ca 1794 Rockbridge Co - d 1870 Buchanan Twsp - age 76y - cd age - rep by d -i-1 Mary DEEL DEEL, Wesley - b 21 Nov 1 916 Bot Co - d 10 Dec 1916 - f J[obn] W[illiam] DEEL (b [Bot Co] Va) - m Pearl (OBENSHAIN) [b Bot Co] - buried Obenshain Cem - cd Maulnutri t ion DEERING see DEARING, Sarah Virginia ST CLAIR DEFREESE see Audley PAUL Sr DEISHER see DISHER, George RULE, David NOFFSINGER, Samuel OBENSHAIN, Charles Ivan STOVER, Iva Preston WILHELM, Margaret Dean WOOD DEISHER, female - b ca Oct 1858 Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1859 - age 4m - f A[bsalom] P DEISHER - rn [ Frances J] - c4 not known - rep by father DEISHER, Abso1om Preston _ b 4 Apr 1 833 Bot Co - d 15 Mar 1915 - f George DEISHER - rn Sarah (HAMBRICK) _ buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd Cerebrel Hemorrhage DEISHER, Amanda - b 1 4 July 1854 Craig Co - d 21 May 1914 - f Miles J BIGGS (b ?Craig Co) - m E1iza J (BOWARD) - buried Deisher Cem - cd TB DEISHER, Betsy - b 1B 2 l _ d lB97 _ f Mathias CIRCLE - m Mary ARMENTROUT w/o Christian DEISHER _ Ref Locust Bottom gravestone DEISHER, Charlton (unmd) _ b Bot Co - d 5 Sep 1857 - m Mary DEISHER - cd fever - rep by bro Evans DEISHER DEISHER, Dian.nab _ b ca lB12 Bot Co (census #1 520) - d 5 Jun e 1858 - age 46y - Joseph PECK - m [Susannah FRANKLIN] - cd flux - rep by hus Jacob DEISHER DEISHER, Elizabeth _ b ca 1809 Bot Co - d 10 Aug 1864 - age 55y - f Jacob SNIDER - m Susan - cd dropsy - rep by hus Peter DEISHER DEISHER, Evans Jr - d 2 Dec (age 3ly) Bot Co (near Strom on Roaring Run of Craig's Cr) - f Charles Evans DEISHER Sr (b 15 Dec 1831 Austen's book; b ca 1833 census) - m Adelin McCARTNEY - obituary in Cronise Scrapbook 18 (no date) VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �DEIS HER, Jac ob - b ca 1800 Va (census # 1 520) - d by 13 Oct 1862 - f De isher - m Su sannah STRETES - h/o Dianah PECK - Adm John B CAHOON John DEISHER, Jacob - b 28 J une 1823 Va ( cens u s # 815) - d by 13 Nov 1865 - f Jacob DEISHER - m Chris tiana RULE - h / o (1) Frances FLABERLY, (2) Mary J a n e Mat ilda OWEN - Adm Mary J a ne Matilda DEISHER DEI SHER, James M - b 22 Ma y 1833 - d 4 Jul y 1926 Bot Co (gravestone) - wife Mi n e rva OBENCHAIN - Mt Pleasant Cem DEISHER, Lewis R - b 3 July 1841 Va - d 28 Sep 1917 - f Chri s tian DEI S HER (b Va) - m Frances (CIRCLE) (b Va) - bur ied Locust Bottom Cem - cd Senility DEISHER, Marjory Josephine - b 27 J u ly 1917 Bot Co - d 9 Nov 1917 - f J[ ames] Q DEI SHER (b Bot Co ) - m [Josephine ] "Joice" M ( PETERS ) (b Bot Co) - buried Shi loah Cem - cd ?Imac i t i on? fever DEISHER, Mary Jane Wilson - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 21 Feb 1853 - f Ge o rge F DEISHER - m Ma ry [WRIGHTSMAN] - cd casual ty - rep by father DEISHER, Mine rva Obenchain - b 20 Sep 1834 - d 4 July 1890 Bot Co (gravestone) - h u s James M DEISHER - Mt Pl easant Cem DEISHER, Samuel As hby - b 1 867 - d 1893 Bot Co gravestone - Mt Pleasant Cern DEISHER, Sus a n - b ca 1772 Pa (census #978) - d 4 Jan 1862 - f [Jacob S TRETES ] - cd o l d a ge - rep by son Pete r DEISHER - Adm Samue l BURGER (9 Feb 1863) DEISHER, Su san - b 3 J une 1847 - d 24 Dec 1872 - f John B ALLEN - m Cl e me ntine HUNTER - w/o John E DEISHER [no] - Ref Beaver dam gravestone DEISHER, Vir ginia - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 1 J uly 1853 - f Sarah [ Su san Ann] - cd bowel c omplaint - r ep by father John E DEIS HER - m DEISHER, Vol n ey - d by 8 Aug 1859 - f [maybe s/o Pe t e r DEISHER ] - m [Polly SHEETS] - h/o Ma r y - Ex Abraham SAVILLE 8 Evans DEISHER DE LONG see Ma ggi e M FRINGER DELONG (male) - b 23 J u l y 1 869 Bot Co - d 24 July 1869 - ld - f LONG - m El izab eth F - rep by father DELONG, George - b ca 1776 Pa (census #695) - d by 12 Sep 1864 ALLEN, another bond 3 Aug 1866 Ge or ge T DEAdm John B DELONG, Susanna - b ca 1779 Pa (census #695) - d 1 Feb 1856 - cd paralysis rep by hus George DELONG DELONG~ Susan Virginia - b ca 1837 Bot Co - d 13 Apr 1861 - age 24y [George DELONG] - m Nancy DELONG - rep by mother f DELONG, William B - b ca 1836 Bot Co - d 27 Mar 1867 - age 31y - f George DELONG - m Nancy - cd hear t dis ease - rep by bro Ge o rge T DELONG - h / o Adaline DELONG - Adm 9 Sep 1867 George T DELONG VIRGINIA ~PALACHIAN NOTES �DISHER, Jacob - b ca 1800 Va (census #1520) - d by 13 Oct 1862 - f Jo'hn Deisher - m Susannah STRETES - h/o Dianah PECK - Adm John B CAHOON DEISHER, Jacob - b 28 June 1823 Va (census #815) - d by 13 Nov 1865 - f Jacob DEISHER - m Christiana RULE - h/o (1) Frances FLAHERLY, (2) Mary Jane Matilda OWEN - Adm Mary Jane Matilda DEISHER DEISHER, James M - b 22 May 1833 - d 4 July 1926 Bot Co (gravestone) - wife Minerva OBENCHAIN - Mt Pleasant Cern DEISHER, Lewis R - b 3 Ju l y 1841 Va - d 28 Sep 1917 - f Christian DEISHER (b Va) - m Frances (CIRCLE) (b Va) - buried Locust Bottom Cem - cd Senility DEISHER, Marjory Josephine - b 27 July 1917 Bot Co - d 9 Nov 1917 - f J[ames) Q DEISHER (b Bot Co) - rn [Josephine] "Joice" M (PETERS) (b Bot Co) - buried Shiloah Cem - cd ?Imacition? fever DEISHER, Mary Jane Wilson - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 21 Feb 1853 - f George F DEISHER - m Mary [WRIGHTSMAN] - cd casualty - rep by father DEISHER, Minerva Obenchain - b 20 Sep 1 834 - d 4 July 1890 Bot Co (gravestone) - hus James M DEISHER - Mt Pleasant Cem DEISHER, Samuel Ashby - b 1867 - d 1893 Bot Co gravestone - Mt Pleasant Cem DEISHER, Susan - b ca 1772 Pa (census #978) - d 4 Jan 1862 - f [Jacob STRETES] - cd old age - rep by son Peter DEISHER - Adm Samuel BURGER (9 Feb 186 3 ) DEISHER, Susan - b 3 June 1847 _ a 24 Dec 1872 - f John B ALLEN - rn Clementine HUNTER - w/o John E DEISHER (no] - Ref Beaverdam gravestone DEISHER, Virginia - b ca l853 Bot Co - d 1 July 1853 - £ John E DEISHER - m Sarah [Susan Ann] cd bowel comp l aint - rep by £ather DEISHER, Volney - d by 8 Aug 1859 - f [maybe s/o Peter DEISHER] - m [Po11y SHEETS] - h/o Mary _ Ex Abraham SAVILLE & Evans DEISHER DE LONG see Maggie M FRINGER DELONG (male) - b 23 July 1869 Bot Co - d 24 July 1869 - ld - f George T DELONG - m Elizabeth F - rep by father DELONG, George _ b ca 1776 Pa (census #69 5 ) - d by 12 Se p 1864 - Adm John B ALLEN, another bond 3 Aug 1866 DELONG, Susanna - b ca 1779 Pa (census # 695) - d 1 Feb 1856 - cd paralysis rep by hus George DELONG DELONG, Susan Virginia _ b ca 1B37 Bot Co - d 13 Apr 18 6 1 - a ge 24y - f (George DELONG] - rn Nancy DELONG - rep by mother DELONG, William B - b ca 1836 Bot co - d 27 Mar 1867 - a ge 3ly - f George DELONG - m Nancy - cd heart disease - rep by bro George T DELONG - h / o Adaline DELONG - Adm 9 Sep 1867 George T DELONG VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �DELZELL, J':lmes - d by Sep 1815 - Ref: WR C pS , will dated 22 June 1815 - Wife Martha; Ch: James; Hugh, Nancy, Sally, Betsy - Exr Marth a DELZELL . . DELZELL, Mary (widow) - b [ca 1775] Va - d Sep 1849 - age 74y - f [James MOORE ] - cd Erys~pelas - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [hus Robert DELZELL] DEMPSEY see Daniel CAMPBELL DEMPSEY, Absalom Cornelius - b 17 Dec 1787 - d 26 June 1872 - h/o Elizabeth B - grave Mill Creek Cem DEMPSEY, Elizabeth B - b [6 Nov 1787] - d [ca 1874] - age 87y - f BOLTON] - w/o Absalom C DEMPSEY - grave Mill Creek Cem [Henry DEMPSEY, 'William - d by 11 June 1806 (ch called orphans) - Ch: Judith (over 14), Dubartus (over 14), Lucy (over 14) DENNIS, Edward - d by 22 Nov 1816 - Ref WB C p62, 112, 152, appraisal & settlements - Note: divison of slaves into 3 lo ts, heirs not named . - Admr: Ann DENNIS DENNIS, John - d by 3 Sep 1924 - cd car wreck - Ref : Inquest papers DENNIS, Joseph - d by June 1794 - Ref : WB A p375, will dated 26 July 1790 wife Mary; ch: not named - Admrs : Mary DENNIS, James PEERY DENNIS, Lang (colored) - d by 26 Dec 1886 - cd excessive drink - Ref: Inquest papers DENNISTON, John - d by 15 Nov 1775 (7 May 1776 marked out) - Ref: WB A p66 , appraisal & admr bond - Admr John HENDERSON DENT, James Lee - b ca 25 Feb 1861 Bot Co - d 27 July 1862 - age ly Sm Sd f B[arvey] DENT - m Rester - cd teething - rep by mother DENTON see Philip E FIREBAUGH, Lewis KESSLER, Albino G LAYMAN, George G LAYMAN, Robert ANDERSON DENTON, Anna - b 1 2 Aug 1812 - d 26 Jan 1897 - f Christian MOOMAW - m Catherine SNIDER - w/o Robert A DENTON (1815- 1880) - Ref Daleville gravestone DENTON, Benjamin - d by 11 Oct 1814 (14 Nov marked out) - Ref WB C p277, settlement - Ch: on 11 Oct 1814 his orphan John A (over 14) - Admrs: Margaret DENTON, William ANDERSON DENTON, Dallas A - b ca 1799 Bot Co - d 15 Aug 1865 - age 65y llrn 2ld - f Benjamin DENTON - m Mahala -cd asthma - rep by wife Patsy A DENTON - Adm: 8 Oct 1866, Sheriff Lewis LINKENROKER DENTON, Robert A - b 30 Sep 1815 - d 2 June 1880 - h/o Anna DENTON (1812-1897) - Ref Daleville graves tone DENTON, Theodore E - b 11 Oct 1848 Bot Co - d 18 Jan 1914 - f Robert DENTON (b Bot Co) - m Annie (MOOMAW) (b Bot Co) -buried Daleville Cem - cd delitaion of heart VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES . - �qq DENTON, William A - b ca 3 Sep 1843 Bot Co - d 17 Sep 1862 Sharpsburg, Md age 19y Om 14d - f Dallas A DENTON - m Patsy - cd gun shot -rep by father DEPEW, John Sr - d by Sep 1811 - Ref WB B p 264, will date 27 June 1809 Relatives: Wife Catherine; Ch: Elijah, Isaac, John, Lewcrecia (md DETZELL), Abraham, James, Jacob, Samuel (dec'd) (his 3 ch, not named), Gdau Mary DEPEW (of James) DEPEW, Samuel - d by 8 Nov 1791 (13 Jan 1792 marked out) - Ref WB A p310, WB B p363, appraisal & admr bond, division - Relatives: wife Polly; gdns of orphans named but ch not named 13 Dec 1791, 10 Jan 1792 & 13 Sep 1808 - Admr Mary DEPEW, Elijah DEPEW DERRICK see DARRICK DETZELL see John DEPEW Jr, also DELZELL, DALZELL, etc DE'YERLE see James SMITH DICIERSON see William KYLE, Ulyses PUGH DICKEY see Catherine GURTNER DICKEY, Magdalene - b ca 1830 Bot Co - d 10 Oct 1853 Gilmore Co - Robert S DICKEY (farmer) - m Margaret - cd fits - rep by father DICKEY, Robert S - b ca 1785 Pa (census #1267) - d by 14 Sep 1857 - h/o Margaret - Ex William J DICKEY DIERDOFF see DEARDORFF, Daniel BRUGH, Elizabeth BRUGH, John BRUGH Sr DIERDOFF, Christena _ b ca 1840 - d 16 Nov 1924 - age 84y lOm - Ref Old Dutch Cem DIETRICH, Elizabeth _ b 19 Sep 1788 - d 15 July 1880 - Ref Old Glade Creek Gravestone DIGGS see Martha Diggs BURWELL DILL see A[nna] BREWBAKER, Harvey D LIPES, Joe1 BREWBAKER, John BREWBAKER DILL, E1iza Jane_ b 12 Oct 1834 Bot Co - d 19 S~p 1912_- f Wi11iam PECK (b Bot Co) _ m Lumina (FINCH) (b Ca mpbell Co) - buried Spr1ng wood - cd obstruction of bo-wels DILL, Henry _ d by June 1818 _ Ref WB C pl22 & 355, will dated 3 Mar 1818, division - Relatives: wife Mary, Ch: .Andrew, Esther, Susanna, Anne (rnd Abr aham Brubaker), (rod John RHEA, dec'd, his 5 ch one named Rebecca ), Jacob; ss-n-1 Daniel DI"°LMAN, Michae1 RULE, b-i-1 Jacob AGIST, Others: Nicholas YOUNG (md Catherine) - orphan Esther was aged over 14 by 7 May 18 2 1 DILL, Lewis - b ca 1829 Va (census # 696) - d by 12 Mar 1860 - f - m Mary CROSS - adm Andrew DILL VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES$ Andrew DILL �JOO A SHA WSVlLLE HOME, ca. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Spring 2005 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv29n2 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4999/VANv29n1.pdf 71df7edb2ec462b7073889054046bd64 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 WINTER 2005 Virginia Appalachian Notes Plttaylvanla Danvtllt • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calendar Year 2005 Officers and Esecutive Board President Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary T reasurer Membership VAN Editor Immediate Past President VAN Editor E meritus Area Cock S40 Gene SwartzeU Elaine Powers Fred Anderson Mickey Prescott Winfred H. 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Section 170 of the Tax Code provides for the treatment of contributions to the SVGS as a deductible contribution by the donor. Bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to the SVGS may be deductible for Federal estate gift tax purposes, if they meet lhe applicable provisions of sections 20 55, 23 106, and 2522 of the Tax Code. MEMBERSHIP: Each SVGS member will be mailed a copy of the "Society's" quarterly, the VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (VAN). The v AN is usually published qua.rterly. The ann~ index wilJ be inclu~ in the FalJ issue of the vAN for that year. Society memberships are on a calendar year basis and ~o~ m.embe~hips, which are not renewed by January 30, will be deemed as inactive and ~emoved from the VAN mail_ing hs~.. SmgJe or family memberships are $20.00; Organization and Library memberships are $15.~. Members ~th mallmg addresses outside the United States shall add $10.00 to the above fees and all morues are payable m U. S. currency. All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to: Southwestern Virginia GeneaJogicaJ Society, Inc. o r to SVGS, Inc. and mailed to: SVGS, A TT: Membership, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 240262485. BAC K ISSUES of the VAN: 1995 and earlier are available at a reimbursement cost of $4.00 each, as long as the supply lasts. More recent issues are $6.00 each.' These prices include postage. Mailed to Virginia addresses please add 4. 5% sales tax. A bulk mailing of old v ANs to one address may be eligible for a discount. AU payments should be made by check or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, A TT: Jim NeJson, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. ~OOKS for REVIEW : Books submitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue '!f the V ~. Wb~n submitting a book, please include the price of lhe book, copies of the available advertising ~tenal, and ~ormation as to where orders for additional copies may be placed FoJJowing their review, aJJ books will be placed m the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. ,. \ ' �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 29 - No. 1 - Wmter 2005 (January, February, March) CONTENTS Grants Program Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Financial Statement 2 Marian Anderson Commemorative Stamp Dedication Ceremony, Welcome Remarks-by DAR President General Presley Merritt Wagoner 3 History of the Bedford Public School (see FYI below) 4 A Guide for Datmg Cabinet Cards and Carte de Visites 6 Bazle Castle-submitted by Gene Swartzell 8 Book Review 12 New Books in the Virginia Room 13 The Year 1904 18 Queries 20 Botetourt Coilllty, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by "Babe" Waskey Fowler 21 Index to Volume 28 41 For Your Information Beginning in this issue the VAN will periodically publish excerpts from the book, Two Centuries of Bedford County Schools Days published in 1952 by The Bedford County School Board and the Bedford County Principal's Association. Included in the book are histories of the various school districts, many of which do not exist today. A copy of this book is in the Virginia Room at the Roanoke Public Library. VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �Southwestern Yiryittia geneafo_gicaf Socle9'J Jnc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 January 2005 Dear Friends, Susan Hays, library cataloguer and a member of our society, presented a wonderf-t.il program on writing your family history for the first meeting of the year. And then declined an honorarium. Thank you, Susan. Carol Tuckwiller was there and I persuaded visiting Laura Wickstead to say a few words. She advised that beginning February 1si, the Virginia Room will be open the same hours as the rest of the Library---and---patrons will also welcome the return of Pam Young! A great way to begin 2005! Ms. Wickstead will present the March program; 'The Virginia Room Effect: lnside the Library and Outside in the Community'. This will cover what's new, projects and initiatives in the Virginia Room. Finding aids are being developed to assist researchers. Collaborating with community organizations creating programs, etc. Do make every effort to attend. That meeting wil1 be held at Hollins Library, so we can avoid sound and parking problems due to the St. Patricks' Day Parade on Jefferson Street. Not the Hollins University, but the Hollins Branch of Roanoke County Libraries .. Plenty of parking and a very ni_c e room. Jim Nelson reported receiving generous donations from members along with pa~ent of dues. Thank you! This, along with the larger than usual attendance at the January meetmg has given hope for some fresh ideas and new leadership in our future. . . . . Historically, the Society has made the Virginia Room the ~eci_pient of the ma1onty of the donations made. Many of the small libraries and historical societies m ~ur area of coverage are in need of help due to the loss of funding. The Executive Board has designed a ?rants Program to extend our support to them. A copy of the letter sent announcing the opportunity appears in this issue. Joy to you all, Gene YIRG!NiA.- APPAL/l,CHIAN NC' r" �Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Grants Program The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. announces a grant opportunity for Libraries and Historical societies in southwestern Virginia counties. The grant is designed to support the libraries and historical societies that have lost much of the support they have had in previous years. The maximum amount of each grant will be $500. It can be for various needs ie .. books, maps, compact disks, supplies, equipment or repair of equipment. Application is made by su bmitting a proposal on your letterhead indicating your intention for using the funds. The only requirement js that it must be used for local history/ genealogy. Counties eligible are Lee, Wise, Dickenson, Buchanan, Tazewell, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Washington, Wythe, Bland, Giles, Craig, Alleghany, Bath, Highland, Rockbridge, Botetourt, Roanoke, Montgomery, Pulaski, Grayson, Carroll, Floyd, Franklin, Bedford, Patrick, Pittslvania and Henry. We will require a report six months after the grant is received to be published in the . . _Virginia Applachian N otes. Applications should be mailed to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc., Grant Program, P. 0. Box 12485, Roanoke, Virginia 24026 and received by March 1, 2005. Grant Committee: The Executive Board VJRGINIA APPALACHIAN Nn t r l' �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY POST OFFICE BOX 12485 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 24026 FINANCIAL STATEMENT DECEMBER 31, 2004 November 30, 2004 Wachovia Savings Account Wachovia Checking Account Outstanding Checks 1432, 1463, 1477 Roanoke County School Emp. Cr. Union 7,509.97 813.06 (659.95) 6,097.04 TOTAL 13,760.12 INCOME Membership Renewals Interest on Savings Dividends, Roanoke County School Emp. Cr. Union 525.00 1.57 12.44 TOTAL INCOME 539.01 TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR EXPENSES Postmaster, Deposit, Bulk Mailing Gene Swartzell, Expenses Digital Image Printing, VAN --- 14,299. 13 300.00 32.71 613.00 945.71 TOTAL EXPENSES NET 13,353.42 ========= CASH BALANCES DECEMBER 31 , 2004 Wachovia Savings Account Wachovia Checking Account Outstanding Checks 1432, 1463 Roanoke County School Emp. Cr. Union 10,571 .23 317.35 (609.95) 3 ,074.79 TOTAL 13,353.42 ========= W infred H. Hart, Jr., Treasurer VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �3 DAR President General Presley Merrit t Wagone r Welcome Remarks Marian Anderson Commemorative Stamp Dedication Cere m o ny Ja n ua ry 27, 2005 WASHINGTON, D.C. - I am truly honored to be here today representing the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution on this historic occasion which commemorates in a most visible manner the life of such an extraordinary and inspirational woman. On behalf of the 170,000 DAR members across the country and worldwide, it is my pleasure to welcome you to DAR National Headq uarters for the dedication ceremony of the Marian Anderson commemorative stamp. In particular, I want to thank the United States Postal Service and Ms. Anderson's family for inviting the DAR to participate with them in this special recognition. It is most fitting that we gather in Memorial Continental Hall at Constitution Hall, the place which historically represents a sad chapter in our country's history and in the history of DAR. We deeply regret that Marian Anderson was not given the opportunity to perform her 1939 Easter concert in Constitution Ha ll but recognize that in the positive sense the event was a pivotal point in the struggle for racial equality. Ms. Anderson's legendary concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial will always be remembered as a milestone in the Civil Rights movement. The beauty of her voice, amplified by her courage and grace, brought attention to the eloquence of the many voices urging our nation to overcome prejudice and intolerance. It sparked change not only in America but also in the DAR. I stand before you today wishing that history could be re-written, knowing that it can not, and assuring you that DAR has learned from the past. DAR was proud to welcome Marian Anderson to Constitution Hall on a number of occasions soon after 1939, including a benefit concert for war relief in 1942. It is also meaningfu l to us that this notable American chose Constitution Ha ll as the place where she would launch her farewell American tour in 1964. And today, the DAR is especially honored to be able to participate in the celebration of Marian Anderson's legacy with the issuance of this new commemorative stamp. We are very happy to welcome the Deputy Postmaster General John Nolan , the members of Ms . Anderson's fami ly, and all of the other distinguished guests w ith us today for this special occasion. On this day we celebrate the life, the talent and the legacy of Marian Anderson . America is a better place because of her dreams and her sacrifices. As a nation , we can be grateful that she opened so many doors for all those who follow; and , as an organization, the DAR is genuinely pleased to pay tribute to her memory. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �HISTORY OF THE BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL Before the days of public education, Liberty (now Bedford) was fortunate in having good private schools, some of them established cs early as 1806. Piedmont Academy (later Piedmont Institute) was opened in 1850 in the building which was for many years the home of D r. W. L. Lyle. In 1861 Miss Mory Aunspough conducted a school for small children c t her home on East Main Street, in the building which was the residence of the late W. N. Stone. But for originality and longevity the A. B. C. School of Miss Nancy Thomas (1850-1870) stands pre-eminent. At the time the Liberty Graded School was established, public education was in its infancy in the South. One session under the new regime had been tau ght in the by Mr. and Mrs. S. l. Dunton for o boarding and day school for girls. There was one long basement room where Mrs. Dunton, assisted by Miss Foster, had charge of the Primary Deportment. Above were two lo ng narrow rooms where the principal, assisted by Miss Sale, taught the higher grades. These two rooms hod been for m ed by removing partitions between adjoining bedrooms, and were fully three times cs long as wide. There could not have been two more uncomfortable or ill-adopted rooms for teaching, yet, notwithstanding this fact, the school prospered. The few teachers, doing double duty and lacking the proper apparatus and equipment, gave bountifully of their hearts end mind s to the urge of education. Many of the boys and girls BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL town by Mrs. S. l. Dunton and Miss Geils Thomas. But Liberty was, as Bedford hos si nce ever been, not will ing to be left behind in any forward movement for the good of her citizens, and so, in 1872, it was decided to establish a graded school for the ed1:1cation of her children. Three prominent men were chosen as Trustees: Col. Wm. Groves, Dr. C. A. Board and Dr. John W. Sole. These trustees selected Mr. J. R. Guy as principal, and Mrs. S. L. Dunton, Miss Virginia Sale end Miss Nannie Foster (the late Mrs. J. R. Guy). The building, secured cs the home for the new school, stood on the lot now used cs a park between the Bridge Theatre end the Norfolk and Western bridge. It was originally o residence but had been used many years educated under these trying circumstances, became good and useful citizens. They, along w ith their descendents, have been prominent in the affairs of the town up to the present day. In the year 1875 a new school building was erected by the town in the center of the lot, running through from Longwood Avenue to Lee Street, which has since been cut in two, and upon which are now the residences of Mrs. F. VonRoy and Mr. John Pugh. Th e two entrances to this building, one from each street, opened into a large hall which separated the two class room s on the first floor. By the use of folding doors between these rooms and the hall, the entire lower floor could be thrown into a commodious auditorium. On the second floor were three large class rooms and coat rooms. The �5 ••• . ..- . ~~~~:-~--~,:~ ,,,...- ...._ - . . '!~ ,.~·~W; ·':".(-:,_ .. ... . BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS, 1952 Front row, left to right: Horoce Wooldridge, Helene Dunn, James Kenn~d~, Avery Harwood. Second row: Thomas Daniels, Louise Robertson, Mar1or1e McGhee, frank Hubbard. Absent when picture was made: Andrew Padgett. building was considered adequate in every respect for school purposes and quite an ornament to the town. In a few years, however, the increase in enro llment was so great that the hall had to be converted into a class room, thus destroying the orig ina l pion of the structure. This s ufficed for a few more years, but the continued growth of the school made it necessary to make a further addition, and this was done by erecting a two-room one-story bu ild ing just west of the original building , with a narrow alley b e tween . To quote Mr. Guy, " This is the conglomeration whi ch the present handsome and commodious (g raded) school building displaced" It was in 1901, in this old building, that the high school course was included in the curricula of the school. The first graduating exercises were h eld in 1906, when dip lomas we re received by Misses Florence Saunder:, Bessie Coppedge, Ella Cauthorn, Mory Meade, Hallie McCormick, and Verna Knauss. Miss Sounders hod f ini shed the course of 5'udy the year before, and was really t he first graduate of the Bedford High School, b ut as there was on ly one, no graduation exercises were h el d , and she received her diploma with the class of 1906. Among those who taught in this building, whose efficient work and wholesome influence are still cherish e d by their pupils are: Miss Charlotte Sale, the be· loved te acher of the Primary Deportment; Miss Mary Freddie Stone, Miss Annis Aun spaugh, Miss Al ice Board, M iss Junia A. Graves, and Mrs. S. C. Graves. In 1913 the entire school moved into t he building now occupi e d by the Bedford Graded School, with Mr. Guy still its efficient principal, a position which he held until 1915, thus rounding out forty-three years as Bedford's foremost educator. (From 1890 to 1896 he was Principal of Belmont Seminary, but still teaching the child_ren of Bedford.) When this building was designed it was thought to be s ufficient for the needs of the school for many years to come, a nd additions had been made to the staff of teachers until the faculty now n umbered ten- three in the high school and seven in the grades. But soon the World War come on and , with it a startling revelation of illiteracy in Virginia, as shown b y the Selective Draft. This, with compul sory education and the improvement of roods, gave a mighty impulse to education, and, almost overnight, the Public School o f Bedford was full to overflowing from both town and country. By 1919 conditions hod b ecome so con~$~ed that it was ev ident thot not hing but a new building would relieve them, and, in 1920, the Belmont property, adjoining the school, was acqu'.red for th~ purpose . of erecting a higlT school building upon 1t. Imperative demands upon the treasury of the town for lights, water and street improvements del a yed the erection of this building until 1928, and severa l of the rooms in the old Belmont building were fitted up as class rooms and used for seven yea rs. Valuable additions to the equipment of the school during these years were the Library and Lunch Room. Among the teachers who have rendered long, faithful and efficient service in this building may b e mentioned: Miss Belle Buford, Miss Mamie H61wkins, Miss Florence Saunders (now Mrs. Fronk Joh nson), Miss Bessie Coppedge, and Miss Nelle Fitzpatrick (now Mrs. H. B. Jordon). Mr. J. L. Bordon was elected Principal in 1917 and still holds that position. The new bu ilding, conpleted in 1928, was occupied by the Bedford High School in September of that yea r enroll ment of three hundred and sixty-one pupils and and ten teachers in the faculty. The Graded School was left in full possession of the former building w ith onenrollment of three hundred and sixt-one pupils and ten teach ers. �A GUIDE FOR DATING CABINET CARDS and CARTE d e VI SITES .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �7 COJi k J e }(:,-Ji._~ ~~ ?~l Lf €a.r' ~ l tlA1-MaJL /~s-ct - J8'11P 1&10 l 'lob- ADDING IMAGES TO OBITS I have a love of old obituaries and the unbelievable stories they sometimes tell. I have been putting a picture of that person with the obituary when possible. If I do not have a picture of said person, but have a picture of his tombstone or a personal item (such as a teapot from a greatgrand~other that may have been brought over from another country) , I use that instead. It m~kes it even more interesting for family members to see what you have collected, and brings you a little closer to your ancestor. Mary June Butler 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �8 13AZ LE CASTLE ~eel-by GeA'\.e.ISWCU"t~ The Jacob Castle, sr. family of Russell County, Virginia has many legends and traditions with a lot of speculation and no way to prove what is true. The affadavit given by Bazle Castle when he applied for a pension for Revolutionary War Service provides the name of two sons; Bazle and Jacob, jr. Bazle's Final Payment file provides his date of death, that his wife was deceased and that he had an only son, John, his only survivor. So we learned early in 2001, my husband's ancestor, Zedekiah, 'Zader', who died December 27, 1851, is not the son ofBazle. We now say son of Jacob, jr., but we have n o real proof. It was necessary to transcribe the following from reproductions by National Archives-backgrounds are dark and they are on 11 Y2 x 13 paper. They are easy to read. These files were located in National Archives, Washington, C. C., Record Group 217, Records of the Accounting Officers of the United states, Entry 724, Settled Accounts For Payment of Accrued Pensions (Final Payments), Aug. 1838-Sept. 1865. Box numbers have changed as a result of preservation: Box 20 1 Bazle Castle #91 62 ****************** State ofKentucky Johnson County Set Johnson county Court November term 1849 At a County court duly organjzed began and held Jn at the town of Paintsville in and for the County of Johnson on Tuesday the 17th day of November 1849. It satisfactorily appearing. to the Court It is Ordered to be certified and recorded that Bazel Castle late of the county aforesmd was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States upon the Kentucky Agency ~de~ the act of Congress passed 7th June 1832 at the rate of $50 per annum and departed this ltfe on the 8t11 day of August 1847 leaving no widow and John Castle his only child and heir at law. It is further ordered to be certified that the Certificate of pension which Issued to said Bazel Castle has since his death been lost or mislaid So that after due Search and diligent nquiry it cannot be found. I John Hawes Clerk of the County Court for the County of Johnson certify that the above is truly Copied from the records in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto Subscribed my name and affixed my Private Seal having no Seal of office this 1st day of December 1849 Att John Hawes Clerk afs the Johnson County Court {seal} VIRGINIA .APPALACHIAN NOTES �Pension Office April 23rd 1850 Exf N° 9162 Child of BAZLE CASTLE Sir: The voucher in the case ofBazle Castle late a Pensioner under Act of 7th June 1832, are herewith returned--- "Unclaimed Pensions" You are authorized to pay amount due $121 641100 Reported April 25, 1850 Returned '' 26 " " I am Sir Very Respectfully Your Obt: Servant J. L. Eda aut Commiss: of Pensions J. S. Gallaher Esq Third Auditor Reg11 N° 643, dated 26th & sent to Treasury 26th April, 1850 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, THIRD AUDITOR"S OFFICE The United States To the only child of Bazle Castle --inscribed as a pensioner on the roll of the Kentucky Agency, per act of June 7, 1832, Dyd His pension from March 4, 1845, inclusive, to Aug. 8, 1847, inclusive, at $50 00/100 a year: $121 641100 Stated, April 25, 1850, byW. Bogard Jr. TREASURY DEPARTMENT SECOND COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE Revised, April 26lh, 1850, by Sam1 B. Parris ( This page shows three (3) } { transcriptions of reproductions by National Archives } VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �10 Know all men by these presents that I John Castle of the County of Lawrence and State of Ohio Son and only heir at Law ofBazle Castle who was a Revolutionary pensioner of the United States do hereby constitute and appoint Daniel Breck my true and Lawful attorney for me and in m y name to receive from the agent of the United States for paying pensions in Washington District of Columbia the balance of said pension from the 4th day of March 1845 to the 8th day of August 1847 being the day of his death witness my hand and seal this 29lh day of March 1850. Sealed and delivered } presence of } John Castle {seal} } A. Crooks J.P.G.C. } Kelsey N. Harris State of Kentucky } Greenup County }s.s. Be it Known that on the 29th day of March 1850 before the subscriber a Justice of the Peace in and for said County duly authorized by Law to administer oaths personally appeared J ohn Castle above named and acknowledged the foregoing power of attorney to be his act and deed In testimony Thereof I have hereunto set my hand the day and year last above mentioned A. Crooks J.P.G.C. (Overlayed) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, } BE IT KNOWN that on the 271b day of April 1 8~0~ before me, 3'd Auditor } of the Treasury, duly authorized, by Law, to adrnm1ster oaths, } personally appeared Daniel Breck the Attorney Washington County, ss. named_ in the foregoing power of attorney, and made oath, that be has no interest whatever in the mone~ he is autbonzed to receive by virtue of the foregoing power of attorney, either by p ledge, mortgage, sale, ass ignment, or transfer, and that he does not know or believe that the same has been disposed of to any person whatever. Sworn and subscribed the day and year last above mentioned. Before me, A. B reck Jn° S. Gallaher, 3d Auditor { Above two (2) } {transcriptions of reproductions by National Archives } .VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN OOTES �Il State of Kentucky } Greenup County }s.s. Be it Known That before me Abraham Crooks a Justice of the peace in and for the County aforesaid duly authorised to administer oaths, personally appeared John Castle and made oath in due form of law that he is the only son and heir at Law of Bazle Castle the identical person who was a pensioner, and is now dead, and to whom a certificaste of Pension was issued: "and that the pension certificate of said Pensioner has been lost and after due search and enquiry therefor cannot be found:) which is here with surrendered. That the deceased pensioner resided in Johnson County in the State of Kentucky for the space of thirty years before his death and that previous thereto he resided in Russell County State of Virginia Sworn and Subscribed this } 29!h day of March 1850 } John Castle before me } A. Crooks JPGC } Kelsey N. Harris Commonwealth of Kentucky } } Set Greenup County I William Couser Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid, do certify that Abraham Crooks, before whom the foregoing oath was taken is and was at the time of said taking a Justice of the Peace for said County duly commissioned and qualified to Law and that his signature above written is genuine Given under my hand and seal ofsrud Coun this 30Ul day ofMarch 1850 William Couser clerk Greenup County Court transcription of reproduction by National Archives + + + New Members Daniel & Ann Beam, Alexandria, VA. Harry & Barbara Irwin, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA. Don S. Sheldon, Winston-Salem, NC. Judith G. Blackwell, Floyd, VA. Judy Mills Dom, Englewood, OH. Kokomo Howard Public Library, Kokomo, IN. + + The Society would like to express sincere appreciation for donations from the following: George A. Kegley, Roanoke, VA. Carl M. Boyd, McBride BC, Canada Betty Lou Fisher, Mattoon. IL John & Betty Garst, Roanoke, VA. Yvonne V. Linehan, Royal Oak, MI. Susan Hays, Fincastle, VA. Mary C. Williams, Pulaski, VA. D. Wubben, Scotts Valley, CA. �I~ LEST WE FORGET, by Judy G. Blackwell, Effie K. Brown and Kate King. 37 pages, Indexed . This book chronicles the entire history of Stonewall Brethren, United Methodist Church . Beginning about the time of the Civil War as a Methodist Church, uniting with the Brethren Church existing today as one of a very few Union Churches, it is unique. It contains many families of the Stonewall community and is located in the Northeastern area of Floyd County. The stained glass windows, pews, pulpit furniture donors have been documented and s hort biographies of the families given. The chandelier that hangs in choir loft had a very unusual history and is highlighted as well. A complete listing of the Stonewall Cemetery is included. Past ministers of both denominations are included as well as their present officers. Purchase by check for $30 made out to Stonewall Building Fund and mailed to: Judy G. Blackwell 860 Stonewall Road, NE Review by: Lilian St. C lair Blackford Floyd VA 24091-2716 The donated copy is a welcome addition to the Virginia Room. Seen in Jots.from the point. Feb/March 2005, Vol 31No4. On a headstone in Mount Sinai Memorial Park in Los Angeles, as reported in Roots Web Review, 17 Nov. 2004, Vol 7, No 46 by "Uncle Ray Lubow" Helen Lois Schultz Neejacobs A very special person whose greatest joy was Giving ofherself She is fondly remembered as a Most gracious, devoted and special Wife, mother, grandmother, friend And for correcting everyone's grammar. Does she lay or lie here? VIRGIN\A APJ'AL~CHIAN OOTES �/3 NEW 1300KS IN Ttf.E VIRGINIA 'ROOM 929.2757 R733 W586r 929.375502 V819wi Index to Virginia Estates 1800-1865 Volumes 2 and 3 The Ross-Chesnut-Sutton Family of So. Carolina White, William B., Jr. Genealogy Publishing Service, 2002 Pippinger, Wesley E ., Compiler Virginia Genealogical Society . 2002 975.5745 M864 Mountain People aod Places: Dickenson County, Virginia Reedy, Dennis, Editor 929 .543 W952i Wuerttemberg Emigration Index Volumes 7 and 8 Mountain People and Places, 1994 Schenk, Trudy and Ruth Froelke, Ancestry, Vol. 7, 1998; Vol. 8, 2002 308 W277g The Papers ofGeo.-ge Washington: Revolutionary War Series Volume 13 Lengel, E dward G., Eclitor University of Virginia, 2003 929 .092 D628g Directory of Professional Gen ea logists 2002-2002 Association of Prof. G enealogists, 2001 975.568 F854y 929.2 H997j F ranklin County, Virginia Yesterday and Today 2001 Merchants & Businessmen's Association (VA) John B. and Nancy Howell Hylton Descendants and Ancestors 929.2 R272a Reiff To Riffe Family in America Volume II Riffe. Fred J. Fred J. Riffe, 2002 929.023 C886gr Genealogy Online: Researching Your Roots Web Edition Crowe, E lizabeth Powell McGraw-Hill. 1998 Hylton, Maynard 975 R395b Historic Dis tricts of America: The South Richardson , Ralph W. Heritage Books, 1987 Passenger and Immigration Lists I odex 2004 Supplement 929.023 C886g Gale. 2003 929.5 F472p Castronova. Frank V. and Noah Genealogy Online: Special America Online Edition 720.28 P926 . """' Preservation Sourcebook Midatlanhc and Southeast Edition Crowe, E lizabeth Powell and Bill Mann McGraw Hill, 1998 Taylor, Julie, Eclitor 929.375502 H344m Married W ell and Often: Marriages of the Nortbern Neck of Virginia 1649-1800 Headley, Robert K., Jr. Genealogy Publishing, 2003 929.2 R39a The Christopher a nd Nancy Moore Richards Family of Franklin County, Virginia Albert, Sylvia Gearheart SGA Publishing, 2001 Preservation Publications, 2000 373. 75579 l J23 I b 1977 Brigadier (Breckinridge Junior High School yearbook) 373.755791 J23lb 1964 Brigadier (Breckinridge Junior High School yearbook) 373.755791 J23lb 1978 Brigadier (Breckinridge Junior High School yearbook) 929.2M J 17M117m McAlexander: A Family History McAlexander, Hubert Horton, George Edward Pesley and Jeanne McAlexander Tomlin Penobscott Press, 2002 v1Rn1N1A 373.755791 J231 b 1972 Brigadier Breckinl'idge Junior High School yearbook) APPAi A~a.&1AtJ .. lf\TJ:~ �959.7043 H141 i 929.2 W22 D364w I Served Ware Family History Hall, Don C. and Annette R. 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Here are some of the U .S. statistics for 1904: The average life expectancy in the U.S. was 47 years. Only 14 percent of the homes in the U.S. had a bathtub. Only 8 percent of the homes had a telephone. A three-minute call from Denver to New York City cost eleven dollars. There were only 8,000 cars in the U.S., and only 144 miles of paved roads. The maximum speed limit in most cities was 1O mph. Alabama, Mississippi, Iowa, and Tennessee were each more heavily populated than California. With a mere 1.4 million residents, California was only the 21st most populous state in the Union. The tallest structure in the world was the Eiffel Tower. The average wage in the U.S. was 22 cents an hour. The average U.S. worker made between $200 and $400 per year. A competent accountant could expect to earn $2000 per year, a dentist $2,500 per year, a veterinarian between $1,500 and $4,000 per year, and a mechanical engineer about $5,000 per year. More than 95 percent of all births in the U.S. took place at home. Ninety percent of all U.S. physicians had no college education. Instead, they attended medical schools, many of which were condemned in the press and by the government as "substandard." Sugar cost four cents a pound. Eggs were fourteen cents a dozen. Coffee was fifteen cents a pound. Most women only washed their hair once a month, and used borax or egg yolks for shampoo. Canada passed a law prohibiting poor people from entering the country for any reason. The five leading causes of death in the U.S. were: 1. Pneumonia and influenza 2. Tuberculosis 3. Diarrhea 4. Heart disease 5. Stroke The :American flag had 45 stars. Arizona, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Hawaii, and Alaska hadn't been admitted to the Union yet. The population of Las Vegas, Nevada, was 30. VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �Crossword puzzles, canned beer, and iced tea hadn't been invented. There was no Mother's Day or Father's Day. Two of 10 U.S. adults couldn't read or write. Only 6 percent of all Americans had graduated high school. Marijuana, heroin, and morphine were all available over the counter at comer drugstores. According to one pharmacist, "Heroin clears the complexion, gives buoyancy to the mind, regulates the stomach and bowels, and is, in fact, a perfect guardian of health." Eighteen percent of households in the U.S. had at least one full-time servant or domestic. There were only about 230 reported murders in the entire U.S. And I forwarded this from someone else without typing it myself, and sent it to you in a matter of seconds! Try to imagine what it may be like in another 100 years ... it staggers the mind. FAMILY HISTORY INSTITUTE April 16 (Saturday), 2005 Holiday Inn, Wytheville, VA Theme: RESEARCHING YOUR ANCESTORS IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA Sponsor:The Wythe County Genealogical and Historical Association There will be speakers from the cities of Roanoke and Radford, Wythe, Smyth and Washington Counties and the Library of Virginia in Richmond. MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW Send a self-addressed stamped ~nvelope for the registration form and program details which are now available to The Wythe County Genealogical and Historical Association P.O. Box 1601 , Wytheville, VA 24382. VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES 19 �Would like to locate descendants of Susan Hawks Betters/ Bettors who left St. Louis. Missouri area between 1910 and 1915. Camilla Dean, 23240 Sterling Road. Cambridge Springs, PA 16403-5054 Wish to correspond with descendants of James Thompson Jr and Sr who lived in Floyd County area late 1700s to 1800s. What is relationship of E lder Nathaniel Thompson of West Fork Primitive Baptist Church and Richard, William and Andrew to James Thompson? Will share info. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd, Arm Arbor, Mi 48103. Wish to correspond with anyone with information on Edward Smith, wife Mildred , who sold land in Grayson Co, Va. to William Carrico of Rockingham, NC. Witnesses: A ]ones, Ezekiel Silivan, Abel Carrico, Isaac Moore. Did these Smith's move to Pulaski. Co Ky? Will share info. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd, Ann Arbor, M i 48103. ~icaj~b Wyatt (18?2-1826), wi~e Lina Wing, moved from Virg_inia t~ Flerrll?g Co, Ky. His children settled m Ky and Ohio. Would like information on his family. Think he was related to Egglestons and Woolfords. Will share info. Marilynn Dickerson, 74 0 N Wagner Rd, Ann Arbor, Mi 48103 . Need help to get over my BRICK WALL. I want to prove t hat Enoch Williams [ 18171905] is the son of Jesse Williams [cl790- ] and I st wife Sara or [Sarah ] The 1840 Fed census has Jesse with 6 boys and 4 girls. . The 1850 Fed census bas sons: James 30, Abner 23, and Hugh 22,and g irls: Polly 19, Eda 17, and Frances age 14. Perhaps another g irl was Blanche Williams. Was Enoch Williams one of the sons? .Jesse Williams's dau Eda married a Crawford. Enoch Williams's sister married Dr William Mc C rawford [ his second wife in 1865] Enoch Williams married in 1839 Grayson Co ,VA, Raebel Davis,d/o T?o~s Davis. Dr William Mc Crawford married 1st in 1855 Ashe Co,NC, Edith Davis, sister of Rache l. Jesse Williams's son Hugh is buried near Wm Mc Crawford in the Oakland Cemetery Carroll' County, Virginia. Jesse Williams's known children: James married Cena or Seenie Patton Abner married 1850 Ashe Co NC, Mary Chappell Hu~b married 1866 Alleghany Co, NC, Mary E llen Hicks. Edath married------------------------ Crawford Polly married 1850 Grayson Co, v A, William Davis. Frances ------ ~an any~ne share proof that Enoch is the son of Jesse and Sara Williams? Any information about these families would be appreciated. James C. Cox, jr. 7045 Tall Oak Lane, ~anoke, y A. 24018-68 13 --'-V= IRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records- continued CALDWELL, Foun tain P - b [ 1880 Cr aig Co , Va] - d ca 1962 Bot Co (heir l ist) WB 14 p576 - f [ Newton CALDWELL] - m [Mary T] - wi fe : Myrtle Annie (72) , . [TAYLOR] - Ch : Myrtle All e en CALDWELL (31), Fountain Porter CALDWELL (27) CALDWELL, [ J ohn ] Granville - b [1877 Bot Co] - d 1942 Bot Co (heir l i st dat ed 1966) - f [ Granville CALDWELL] - m [Sarah ROCK ] - wi £e Della ( no age ) [LEE (md 1935)] - dau Mary Ellen , no age [b ca 1936] CALDWELL, Granville - b 30 Nov 1845 Bot Co - d 6 Feb 1922 Bot Co (will) (WB 3 p73) (gravestone) - f [ Fleming B CALDWELL] - m [Nancy K] - wife 112 Lizzie J L£ntz ? L!nt z ; to 6 ch ( not named by) by for mer wife - Admr : to be E E CALDWELL - Mt Pl easant Cem CALDWELL, Granville - b ca 1783 - f [ Rob ert CALDWELL] - m [ Mary Co 25 Nov 1814] - Ch : Ge orge W, Granvill e (son of Fleming ) - Ex Va (census #1537) - d by 13 Oct 1851 Bot Co CALDWELL ] - h/o Catherine [ ROBINSON ] [md Bot Thomps on (son Fleming to have no part), Gs George W CALDWELL - Ref : Bot Co WB H p328 CALDWELL , H E S - d c a 1948 Bot Co (Heir list) WB 10 pl35 - Rel a t ive: 2nd cousin ??? Robert CALDWELL (60) CALDWELL , Heb er Fleming - b [1910 Mont Co] - d ca 1980 Bot Co (heir list) WB 27 p219 - f [ William Thomas CALDWELL ] - m [ Cora Be ll CALDWELL ] - Rel atives : wife Dor othy T (52) [ THOMAS ] - Ch : Virginia C JOHNSON (34), Ira (31), Rober t (30) , Larry (29 ), Ne lson (28), Ronald (26), Michael (24), Debra (22) CALDWELL, Herman Earl _ b [1913 Bot Co] - d ca 1981 Bot Co (Heir list) WB 27 p764 - f [ Ervin E CALDWELL] _ m [ Bertha FIREBAUGH ] - wife Be l en C (67) CARPER CALDWELL, Hezzie Frank _ d ca 1977 Bot co (heir list) WB 23 p363 - Ch: Pol 1y HUFFMAN (56) , R s (52), Sidney F (47) , Fred R, (43), J 0 [ Jerry Ode ll] (37), Guy Lewis (35), [Kenneth Darrell (33)] - Gch : Sherry BROUGHMAN (10), Margo CALDWELL ( 2 ) - [ h /o Gertrude DAMEWOOD] CALDWELL , Bugh - d ca 1838 Bot Co - [wife Rutha HOLSTINE ] - Ch: J ames, Bugh, Stephen, Elizabeth (md DRUMMOND), Massy; -~ (md Epbrain SIMMONS ) [sis Mary (md Robert CALDWELL)] _ Ref: Bot Co WB E p854 (will) CALDWELL, J[ames] H _ b [ca 1845] - d 1926 Bot Co (will WB 3 P 356) - f [Jame s CALDWELL ] - m [ Ce lia DAMEWOOD ] - Relative s : to bro Newton 's ch - [h/o Miranda J SMILEY ] CALDWELL, J [ame s ] M[cDowell] _ b 1853 - d 1925 Bot Co (will) WB 3 p358 (gravestone - f [Fleming B CALDWELL] - m [Nancy J KELLY] - Relatives: (will dated 20 Nov 1925 named wife) Medora Franc e s [ DAMEWOOD ] - Ch : L M 51; ST 49; Nannie Bell GARST 47; w w 45; F Eras tu s 43 (his wife Mary [DEEL]) - Mt Pleasant Cern - Ref : Bot Co WB 4 p80 Heir list (wife not listed) CALDWELL, Jame s Mad i s on _ b [1813 Bot Co] - d ca 1968 Bot Co (heir list) WB 17 p807 - f [ Granvi lle CALDWELL] _ m [Sarah E ROCK] - Relatives: wife (not named) [ Mattie SHANKS ] - Ch : Lillie HODGES (dec'd) (57), Ter~h Ervin (64), Wilbur Edward (62) , Will i e Martin (58), Reuben Herman (55), Annie HICKOK (52) Lucille RHODES (52), Vernon Ray (48), Vera WELLS (48), Daniel David(47) , Ire ne COX (40) Vl~~UJLA Aon Al • 1\111 . . . ·--~---- �CALDWELL, Jane [md Ill Thomas WIERS, md #2 James CALDWELL ] - d by 9 Jan 1843 (ch called or phans) Bot Co - f [William CALDWELL] - m [Elizabeth RACKETT] Ch : (all aged over 14) William B, Martha, Belinda, Cinthia, Rugh N CALDWELL, Jane (md) - d Oct 1849 Bot Co - age 26 - f [ James CALDWELL ] - m [Jane (CALDWELL) WIERS ] - cd accident - Ref : 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule [1st w/o Alexander A CALDWELL ] CALDWELL, Joe Ammen - [b ca 1905 Bot Co] - d ca 1968 Bot Co (Heir List) WB 17 p415 - f [ Luther M CALDWELL] - m [Mary T DUPREE ] - wife Mary E (60) CAHOON - Ch : Norman Henry (41), Howard Cline (39), Edna Mae BROWN (35) CALDWELL, John - b [ca 1749] - d by Apr 1820 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p254, will dated 12 Apr 1815 - Wife Susannah [maybe EDMISTON ] - Ch: William, Rosannah, Sarah, Jane, Archibald, Nancy, John, Joseph, Susannah, Robert - (Note: Mentions money coming to him from Pa) - Ex: Robert CALDWELL CALDWELL, John Granville see Granville CALDWELL CALDWELL, July Ann - b [ca 1809 ] - d 22 Mar 1857 Bot Co - cd fever - rep by hus Granville CALDWELL [Md Bot Co 10 Aug 1850] - [her 1st bus ~~ BANGER ] CALDWELL, Lizzie J - b [ca 1858 Rb Co] - d ca 1923 Bot Co - f [ Preston LANTZ] - m [Ellen] - [md 1898 Granville CALDWELL ] - Ref: Unrecorded will files in "for want of tax" CALDWELL, Luther M - b [ca 1875 Bot Co] _ d ca 1944 Bot Co (heir list) WB 6 p400 - f [ James McDowell CALDWELL] - m [Medora Frances DAMEWOOD] - Ch: S C (41), Joe A (39) , C C (37), Pauline E BISHOP (36), W A <33 ), E M ( 28 ) - [ h/ o Mary T DUPREE] CALDWELL, Madora - b 16 Feb 1852 - d 16 June 1942 Bot Co (gravestone) DAMEWOOD - hus James McDowell CALDWELL - Mt Pl easant Cem f CALDWELL, Mary (or Marcy) - d by Apr 1814 Bot Co - f [CALDWELL] [ f &_rn ~ rnd Robert CALDWELL] - Ref : WB B p384 , will dated 8 Mar 181 4 - Ch: Granvill, John (his dau Sally), Edmiston, Samuel, Jane dec'd (md --~JONES); Gdau: Mary McFERRAN; bro Bugh - Ex 5 : Hugh CALDWELL, Granvi1le CALDWELL CALDWELL, Mary Alice - b [15 Sep] 1858 - m [Sarah BECKNER] - Mt Union Cem d 19q7 Bot Co - f [ Alfred CALDWELL ] CALDWELL, Mattie SHANKS [widow of James M CALDWELL ] - b [1883 Bot Co] - d ca 1971 Bot ~o (heir list) WB 19 p359 - f [Robert SHANKS] - m [ Nancy ]_ - Ch: Ter~b Ervin (67), Wilbur E ( 6 S) , Willie M ( 6 l), Reuben H (58), ~ie HICKOK (52), Lucille RHODES (53) , Vernon Ray (Sl), Vera WELK (51) , Daniel D (SO), Irene COX 43; Gch: Barbara (HODGES) KING ( 3 S) , Judith (HODGES) AMOS (30), Beverley (HODGES) BUTCHER (24) CALDWELL, Nancy - d 10 Sep 18l 7 _ d 3 Dec 1879 Bot co (gravestone) - £ [ALLEN] - hus Fleming B CALDWELL - Mt Pleasant Cem CALDWELL, Nicholas W - b 17 Dec 18l 9 _ d 9 Marl906 Bot Co - f [Edmiston CALDWELL] - m [Sarah CRIST] - [h/o #1 Alice GAUNT, #2 Ann E BENSLEY] - grave Mt. Mariah Lutheran Cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CALDWELL, Raymond Floyd - b [ca 1904 Bot Co] - d 23 Oct 1977 Bot Co (heir list) WB 24 p58 - f [ Ervin E CALDWELL] - m [ Bertha FIREBAUGH] - wife Annie D (65) [MEADOWS] - Ch : Raymond J (45), Curtis G (40) CALDWELL, Robert - d by 8 Dec 1789 Bot Co - f [Samuel CALDWELL] - rn [Elizabeth ] - Ref: WB A p276, Appra i sal & Adrnr bond, WB B p410 division & plat - Cb: Rosannah (rnd John SWITZER) , Jane (md Allen JONES), William, John, Mary (md Joseph GAUNT), Robert [aged 17 by 8 Oct 1793] , Esther, Edmiston [b ca 1780 d 5 Aug 1854] , Smith, Grandvill, Samuel [aged over 16 on 8 Dec 1807] - Admr Mary CALDWELL [his wife] - Ch: [ Newman aged over 14 on 10 Jan 1815] CALDWELL, Robert - [b ca 1787] - d ca 1836 Bot Co - f [John ·CALDWELL] - rn [Susannah] - wife Mary [SMITH] - Ch: John Madison, [Sarah] (rnd Timothy HUFFMAN), Elizabeth (md Matthew BECKNER ) , Mary Ann, Jacob, Susannah - Ref: Bot Co WB E p698, 701, WB G p428 (settlement) CALDWELL, Roscoe Carl - d 30 Dec 1954 Bot Co (heir list) WB 12 p72 - bro W C CALDWELL (no age) CALDWELL, Samuel [ Ford] - d by 10 Sep 1831 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - f [Robert CALDWELL] - m [Mary CALDWELL] - Ch : Letitia, Darius & Harriett [wife Sarah HOLSTINE] CALDWELL, Sarah - ca 1790 Greenbrier Co, Va - d 11 Aug 1853 Bot Co - f [ Philip Crist Sr] - cd Dispepsy - bus Edmiston CALDWELL [md Bot Co 10 Apr 1817 J CALDWELL, Sarah E - b ca 1782 - d 21 Nov 1834 Bot Co - age 52y - grave Mt Union Cem CALDWELL, Thompson _ b ca Jan 1816 (or 1820) Bot Co (census #133) - d 8 May 1858 (or 185 7 ) Craigs Creek Bot co _ age 42y Sm Od - f [ Granville CALDllELL] - m [Catherine ROBINSON] _ ~d typhoid fever - rep by wife Aley /Alice CALDWELL - Ref: Bot Co WB M plOl (1870 Settlement) - Adm: Wi11iam B CARPER (9 Aug 1858) CALDWELL, Victoria E _ b l860 _ d 1921 Bot Co - f [Alfred _£ALDWELL] - m [Sarah BECKNER] - grave Mt Union Cem CALDWELL, Warner o _ b ( 23 Apr or Sept 1889] - d ca 1966 Bot Co (heir list) WB 16 p429 - f [Frank D CALDWELL] _ m [Emma F LEMON] - wife Myrtle (73) BURNETT - Ch : Mi1dred McGILBERRY (53), Jane LOONEY (28) CALDWELL, William b [ca 1769] _ d ca 1849 Bot Co (will) - f [ John CALDWELL] - rn [ Susannah EDMISTON] _ wife [#2] FannY - Cb : Margaret, John, Archibald (dec ' d), Davis (dec'd), Charles (dec'd), William, Jonathan, Absalom, M~cbael, Susannah, Priscilla, Jane, Nancy (md John BAKER), Anderson, Joseph, Otis, Sarah, Lloyd, Fanny; (gdau Priscilla MANN) - Ref Bot Co WB G p585 CALDWELL, William - d 4 Jan 1839 Bot Co - f Robert CALDWELL - m [Mary CALDWELL] - [wife Elizabeth HACKETT ] _ Ch : Clayton, Campbell, Mary (md Thomas EAKIN), Jane (md James CALDWELL ), Barclay, Robert, Carey, Elizabeth (md David P CALE), ------ (md Andrew CALDWELL), syntbis (md James L Cale) ; - gs ( i lle gitmate s/o Elizabeth) Allen CALDWELL - Ref Bot Co WB F pSO (will) ; Bot Co DB 12 p 65 VIRGINIA APeALACHIAN NOTES �CALDWELL, William Carlos - b [ca 1910 Bot Co] - d ca 1979 Bot Co (heir list) m [ Mary PAXTON] - wife Effie Lillian (68) [SLOAN] WB 25 p269 - f [ William Wallace CALDWELL] - CALE, James S (md) - d May 1850 Bot Co - age 38y - cd consumption - Ref : 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule CALHOUN see --- GORDON CALHOUN, male - b ca 1855 - d 8 Nov 1855 Bot Co - f John B CALHOUN - m Mary - cd Enew Mon ia - rep by father CALHOON, Paulina F - b 1850 Bot Co - d 27 Oct 1915 Bot Co - f R R LUNSFORD (Bot Co) - m Sarah (LAYMAN) (b Bot Co) buried Glade Creek Cem - cd found dead in bed CALLA(G)BAN see David L HODGES, Ellen Sidney NOFFSINGER, William NOFFSINGER CALLAGHAN, ~ - d by 8 June 1840 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - son Oliver CALLAGHAN, Elvira W - b 7 Apr 1812 Fincastle, Va - d 24 Feb 1886 Bot Co w/o Oliver CALLAGHAN - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem CALLAGHAN, Oliver - b ca 1799 Bot Co - d 10 May 1865 All . Co' rep Bot Co age 66y - f Dennis CALLAGHAN - m Margaret - cd drowned - rep by wife Elvira W CALLAGHAN CALLA(G)HAN, William - d 9 Oct 1876 Bot Co - f John CALLAGHAN - rn Catherine - Ref Beaverdam Cem CAMBELL, George Newton - b ca Au g 1854 - d 20 Dec 1860 Bot Co - age 6y 4m 3d - f Seaton CAMPBELL - m Harriet - cd Dyptheria - rep by fa ther CAMDEN, Anjaline - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 10 Dec 1855 Bot Co - f ~illiam CAMDEN - m Jane - cd Hooping cough - rep by father CAMDEN, Matthew - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 24 Au~~l854 Bot Co - f John CAMDEN rn Mart h a - cd f l ux - rep by father CAMEL, Louisa J - b ca Mar 1859 Bot Co - d 15 Oct 1859 Bot Co - age 7m lOd f John C CAMEL - cd brain fever - rep by father CAMELL see CAMPBELL, Jobn PECK CAM(M)ERON see Joseph SNODGRASS CAMPBELL see also CAMEL, CAMBELL; Alice Dean BEACH, Ezra DOWNEY, Annie B HORNE, Nancy McCARTY, John PECK, Peter WHITE, Michael WOODS, Homer LACKS, Mary Virginia WHORLEY CAMPBELL, Archibald - d by 11 Mar 1774 Bot Co _ f [Malcolm CAMP~ELL] - m [Isabelle] - Ref WB A p78 will dated 8 Jan 17 74 . WB A p49 Appra isal, WB A p85 Appraisal, Admr bond - Relat i ves : bro Willi~m (his son Thomas), sis Jean, Others: b-i-1 William SIMPSON (his sons John Nathaniel EVANS) - Admr: Israel CHRISTIAN & Archibald), Pe ter EVANS (b/o VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CAMPBELL, Daniel - d by Mar 1843 Bot Co - Ref: Bot Co WB F p524, will dated 2 Dec 1841 - Relatives: none in this country. Bros & sis's in Scotland are likely all dead - so he leaves to Baptist Missionary Society & to friends in this Country Joshua BURNETT, Absalom DEMPSEY & wife Betsy, Jesse CAMPER Sr, Daniel MERRITT, Teeny, w/o Peter OPENCHAIN; Patsy w/o George WASKEY; llm OPENCHAIN & his 3 sons George, Jacob & Samuel; Patsy w/o Samuel OPENCHAIN; Susanna BICE, now living with Solomon SIMPSON, Solomon SIMPSON, his wife Elizabeth & 3 ch Fanny, Sarah & John; Wm SIMPSON s/o Levi SIMPSON; to w/o Jacob BOLTON; Barbara w/o George WARNER; to Elijah McCLANAHAN & wife Agatha & youngest dau Jane CAMPBELL, David J - b 5 Feb 1899 - d 21 Sep 1913 Bot Co - f George F CAMPBELL (b Va) - m F W (PAINTER) (b Va) - buried Gala Cem - cd Diabetes Mellitus CAMPBELL, Elizabeth - b 12 Feb 1849 Va - d 15 Feb 1916 ~ot Co - f Al£ord YOUNG (b Va) - m Mary (BURLEY) (b Va) - buried Catawba Cem - cd Infection of cronic ulcer of foot CAMPBELL, Battie May - b 6 Apr 1906 Va - d 25 Sep 1912 Bot Co - f W C CAMPBELL (b Va) - m Reid (CRAWFORD) (b Va) _ buried Givens, Va, Cem - cd Acute Meningitis CAMPBELL, James - d by 14 May 1776 Bot co - Ref: WB A p61 Appraisal & Admr bond - Admr: Isaac CAMPBELL, Lettice CAMPBELL CAMPBELL, Maud - b 27 Jan 1876 Va - d 19 June 1915 Bot Co - f W A GOFF (b Bed Co) - m Sallie (ANDERSON) (b Bot Co) - buried family Cem - cd puerpersal infection CAMPBELL, Robert _ b ca 1804 (census #1447) - d by 30 Mar 1851 Bot Co - Adm: Leroy CAMPBELL CAMPBELL, William _ d by Apr 18 0 4 Bot Co - Ref: ~B ~ p56, will dated 14 June 1799 - wife Susannah; _ Cb: Tho~as, Archibald, William, James, John , Rhoda , Polly (on 11 Jan 1809 dau Polly was over 14 yrs old) CAMPBELL, Raymond Barker _ b l5 Mar 1913 Bot Co - d 4 Nov 1913 Bot Co - f J B CAMPBELL (b Va) _ m Eva (KING) (b Va) - buried Arcadia Cem - cd Membranous croup CAMPBELL, Richard _ d by ll Jan 1864 Bot Co - Adm: William T PATTON (revoked Oct 1866 CAMPBELL, William _ d by Sep 1818 Bot Co - Ref: WB C pl38, will dated 1 June 5 1818 - Relatives: wife Magdalene; 9 bros & sis (not named) CAMPBELL, William T _ b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 13 Sep 1854 Bot Co - f William G CAMPBELL - m Ann _ cd croop - rep by father CAMPER see KEMPER, Samuel ISANHOWARD, Daniel CAMPBELL , Thomas C FALLS , Frank Joseph HALL, Ralph J HARPER, Catherine C RADER, Roy Alexander REYNOLDS, Maria Lucinda TROUT, Sarah Ann Jackson TROUT CAMPER, America s - b ca Mar 1866 Bot Co - d 5 Sep 1867 Bot Co - age ly 6m f George W CAMPER - m Barbara J - cd not known - rep by father VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN OOTES �CAMPER, Annie B - b 1895 - d 1961 Bot Co - w/o Bernard W CAMPER - Ref : Lithia Methodist gravestone w CAMPER, Barbara Jane - b 10 Dec 1840 - d 3 Jan 1929 Bot Co - w/o George CAMPER ( 1837 -1916 ) - Ref : Brick Un i on gravestone CAMPER, Charles W - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d 28 Jan 1854 Bot Co - f George CAMPER - m Lucinda - cd pneumonia - rep by father w CAMPER, Elizabeth - b ca 1816 Bot Co - d 5 Nov 1866 - age 50y - f [BOSSERMAN] cd not known - rep by son John B CAMPER - w/o Bary [Henry] CAMPER - Also death notice in Rke Times for 20 Nov 1866 CAMPER, Fatima (single) - b ca 1829 Bot Co - d 15 Aug 1869 Bot Co - age 40y - f [Barman CAMPER ] - m [ Hannah CAMPER] - cd consumption - rep by b-i-1 James W HUTCHINS CAMPER, George B - b 22 Apr 1839 - d Apr or 4 Dec 1871 Bot Co - h/o Sarah E CAMPER (1845-1898) - Ref Brick Union gravestone CAMPER, George E - b ca 1810 Bot Co (censu s #906) - d 12 Jun 1866 near Fin castle - age 56y - cd consumption - f James CAMPER - m Christiana [WAX] - Ref Death Book ; Rke times for 22 June 1866 - Wife Susan or Sarah, (rep) - Adm: J ohn AMMEN (10 Sep 1866) CAMPER, George Edward - b 1 July 1854 Bot co - d 15 July 1854 Bot Co - f Henry W CAMPER - m Elizabeth M - cd unkn - rep by father CAMPER, George Washington - b 13 June 1837 Bot Co - d 27 June 1916 Bot Co f Alford CAMPER (b Bot Co) - m Ratcbel (KESSLER) (b Bot Co) - buried Brick Union Cem - cd Chronic parench me bis Nephritis - h/ 0 Barbara J CAMPER (18401929) - Ref : Death certificate ; Brick Un i on gravestone CAMPER, Hannah (md) - b ca 177 1 Va - d Jun e 1849 Bo t Co - age 78 - m [Sarah CAMPER unrud] - cd consumption - Ref : 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [w/o Barman CAMPER CAMPER, Harman - b ca 1770 Va (census #1119) - d by 10 May 1852 Bot Co - f Peter CAMPER - m Alice JAMES - h/o Hannah CAMPER - Ex George W CAMPER CAMPER, Henry W - b ca 1813 Va (census #1373) d by 13 Apr 1863 Bot Co - Adm Green JAMES (Nov 1864 revoked); 12 Dec 1865 John B CAMI'ER CAMPER, Hester - b ca 1842 Bot - d 4 Apr 1862 Bot Co - age 20y - f G[eorge] E CAMPER - m SaTah [LITTREL] - cd typhoid pneumonia - rep by fa ther CAMPER, James F or (M) _ b [g June] 186 [ 8 ] Rockbridge Co - d 3 Mar 1955 Rock bridge Co - age 86y - f [William Henry CAMPER] _ m [Sarah Margaret J HUFFMAN] - h/o Sarah S[TINNETT] c1870 _1953 ) _ Ref : Andrews Chapel gravestone & obituary · ~ot Co - age 35y 6m 25d - f George E CAMPER _ m Sarah [LITTRELL] - cd consumption - rep by b-i- 1 George TROUT - []ot Co George w TROUT md Jame s' sis Virginia T CAMPER on 1 Apr 1868] CAMPER, James H (sing le ) - b ca Feb 1833 Bot Co _ d 18 Sep 1868 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CAMPER, John Lewis - b ca 24 Mar 1838/9 Bot Co - 16 May 1862 Richmond, Va, rep Bot Co - age 23y lm 23d - f John CAMPER - m Mary [Jane JONES] - cd typhoid fever - rep by father CAMPER, John - d by 14 Dec 1829 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - f (Solomon CAMPER] - m [Cecelia VALENTINE] - Ch: Jesse, Elizabeth CAMPER, John Wesley - b 1 May 1917 Lith i a, Bot Co - d 6 July 1917 Bot Co - f bernard W~ster CAMPER (b Rb Co) - m Annie Beula (WHITE) (b Lithia , Bot Co) buried Lithia Cem - cd Illio Colitis CAMPER, Lucy - b ca 1778 Va (census #951) - d by 11 Nov 1850 Bot Co - f Solomon CAMPER - m Cecilia VALENTINE - widow of Jesse CAMPER - Ref : Bot Co WB H pl49 - Ex Thomas C FALLS (11 Nov 1850) 8 (9 Mar 1857) CAMPER, Martha - d ca 1848 Bot Co - dau Nannie J CAMPER - Ref: WB Q p56 CAMPER, Pauline - b 25 Oct 1842 Fincastle, Bot Co - d 29 Oct 1912 Bot Co - f Henr! W CAMPER (Fincastle, Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (BOSSERMAN) (b Va) - buried Godw in Cem - cd Gastric ulcer CAMPER, Peter - d by 9 Dec 1788 Bot co _ Ref: WB A p263 & order book, Order for appraisal, Appraisal & Admr bond - Admr Alice CAMPER, Jesse CAMPER CAMPER, Sarah E - b 28 Mar 1845 - d 5 Mar 1898 Bot Co - w/o George B CAMPER (1839 -1 871) - Ref Brick Union gravestone CAMPER, Sarah - b 1870 - d 1953 Bot Co - f STINNETT - w/o James F CAMPER (d 1955) - Ref: Andrews Chapel gravestone CAMPER, Sarah Elizabeth _ b ca 1851 Bot co - d 4 Mar 1854 , Rke, rep Bot Co f George E CAMPER _ m Sarah _ cd Scarlet fever - rep by father CAMPER, Sherrod _ b ca 17 71 Va (census #963) - d Nancy - Adm Will iam M LACKLAND by 13 Oct 1851 Bot Co - h/o CAMPER, Solomon _ b ca 1747 _ d 2 Feb H323 Bot Co - age 76y - Ref: " Herald of the Valley" for 8 Feb 1823 . WB c pliB 2 will dated 9 Dec 1822 - Re la ti ves: wife Lissally; Ch: Lucy, ~omas G, Maryann CRAFr, Lydia FALLS , Bannan, Lily, Cicly S BUSSY, Valentine G, John (dec'd, his ch Jesse, Betsy, Polly); gdau Be t sy CRAFT CAMPER, Virginia Kate = b ca Sep 1845 Bot Co - d 31 May 1861 Bot Co - age 16y 8m 17d - f Henry w CAMPER - m Elizabeth - cd typhoid fever - rep by father CANEVA, Ralph Harvey _ b 18 Nov 1916 Pa - d 30 Dec 1916 Bot Co - f Joseph CANEVA (b Pa) - m Alice (LOGAN) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd compound pneumonia CANNADY see Jessie Solomon MARKHAM CANTLEY see Samuel LINDSEY, Margaret LINDSEY CAREY see William BILBRO, Betsy BILBROb _ VIRGINIA- APPALACHIAN NOTES - �CARIKHOFF, George R - b 26 Mar 1838 Rockingham Co - d 8 July 1915 Bot Co _ f George Bcarikhoff (b Rh Co) - m Charlet (ROMER) (b Rh Co) - buried Mill Creek - cd Carcoma of l eft ear CARLTON, Henry - d by May 1816 order book Bot Co - Ref: WB C p88 appraisal wife Susannah - Admr Susannah CARLTON CARLTON, James - d by 12 Aug 1811 (died before father wrote Codecil , see WB B p361) - f William CARLTON - Ref : WB B p347 appraisal - Wife Esther CARLTON, William - d by Sep 1813 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p361, WB C p270 & 274 , wi l l dated 3 Dec 1806, Codecil dated 12 Aug 1811 - Relatives : Ch : Henry, William Joseph, Rebecca (md Samuel EDINGS), Thomas, Mary, Su s annah, James dec 'd (md Esther) - Gch: William PAWLEY, Susannah PAWLEY - Exrs Henry CARLTON, Susannah CARTON, William PENNOCK CARMACK see Bertha W VEST CARMACK, Bertha VEST - b 11 June 1873 - d 9 Nov 1904 Bot Co - f John Hark VEST - m Amanda - grave Brick Union Cem CARUER, A P, Mr s - b 9 Ap r 1842 - d 18 Mar 1884 Bot Co - grave Mill Creek Cem CARNER, William R - b 24 Sep 1917 Bot Co - d 7 Oct 1 917 Bot Co - f E[d] M[atthew] CARNER (b Floyd Co, Va) - m Eliza (?PRUNE? [or PUGH] (b Fl oyd Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd Malnutrition CARPENTER, Jonathan - d by 14 Dec 1778 Bot Co - Ref : WB A pllO appraisal f· WB A p332 , will dated 21 Jan CARPENTER , Joseph - d by Jul y 1792 Bot Co - Re · VIERS Sarah 1792, Admr bond - Wife Le ah; Ch: Abagail MA~O~' Mary . unr~corded " Par GILLASPIE, Judy SHAWVER, Martbew, Samuel, William - Ref . tly Proved" maybe writ ten 1775? - Admr Wallace ESTILL 22 CARPENTER , Leah - d by Sep 1806 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p12 7 , will dated May 1806 - Re latives : Ch: Judy SHAWVER - Gch : Leah SHAWVER, Becky SHAWVER, Poiiy GILLESPIE 1778 CARPENTER, Nathaniel - by 10 June 1779 (marked out); by~~Dec Bot Co - Ref WB A pllO Appraisal & Admr bond - Admr Agnes CARP Admr bond - Admr John CARPENTER , Solomon - d by 14 Feb 1786 Bot Co - Re f : ROBINSON CARPENTER , Thomas - d by 14 Dec 1778 Bot Co - Ref WB A pl09, App r aisal & Admr Bond - Admr: Margaret CARPENTER CARPER see Mary B FRANCISCO, Jacob PECK, Elizabeth B BRUGH, John Franklin ALLEN, Nancy PERSINGER ALLEN, Jame s B BRUGH, Mary Re s t er HEDRICK, male HADDOX CARPER, female - b ca Apr 1870 _Bot Co (marked out), Rke Co - d 10 June 1870 Amsterdam Twsp, Bot Co - age lm lGd _ f s M CARPER - rn M E - cd effect ion of bowels - rep by father 'VlRGlNlA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �CARPER, (infant) - b 6 Feb 1855 Fincastle - d 6 Feb 1855 Bot Co - f Samuel M CARPER - m Martha - rep by father CARPER, male - 1 Apr 1856 Bot Co - 1 Apr 1856 Bot Co - Samuel M CARPER - m Martha - cd unkn - rep by father CARPER, Andrew A - b 6 June 1860 - d 26 Apr 1878 Bot Co - f [William CARPER] - m [Rebecca] - Ref Allen-Carper Cem (near ruins old Allen house ) CARPER, Al ice V - b ca 1849 Bot Co - d 3 June 1865 Bot Co - age 16y - f Enos S CARPER - m Elizabeth F - cd rheumetism - rep by father CARPER, Benjamin - b ca 1779 Bot Co or 1777 Md (census #1349) - d 17 Feb 1855 Bot Co - f Nicholas CARPER - cd disease of the heart - rep by son James M CARPER - h/o Elizabeth CARPER - Adm Samuel M & JM CARPER (12 Mar 1855) CARPER, C Cecil - b 23 Mar 1877 - d 2 Sep 1944 Bot Co - f CIRCLE - w/o Will CARPER Ref: Locust Bottom gravestone CARPER, Charles H - b 22 Mar 1810 _ 31 July 1891 Bot Co - h/o E - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem CARPER, Charles p - b ca 18 52 Bot co - d 15 Aug 1868 Bot Co - age 16y - f Enoch S CARPER - m Elizabeth L _ cd Scrofulo - rep by father CARPER, Eugene N - b ca Mar 1857 _ d 15 June 1859 Bot Co - age 2y 3m Od - f Samuel M CARPER - m Martha E _ cd dysentary - rep by father CARPER, G W - b 1809 _ d 1885 Bot Co - Ref Godwin gravestone CARPER, George - b 10 Jan 1832 _ d 22 Apr 1842 Bot Co - f C W CARPER - m Elizabeth - Ref Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone CARPER, Jacob - b ca 1796 Bot Co _ d Aug 1869 Bot Co - age 73y - cd heart disease - rep by son E s CARPER _ h/o Rachel CARPER CARPER, James M _ b"""'lBlS _ d 1884 Bot Co - h/o Mary A CARPER (1817-1889) Ref Godwin gravestone CARPER, James M _ b ca 1845 Bot Co _ d 15 Oct 1856 Bot Co - f William M CARPER - m Jane _ cd typhoid fever -rep by father CARPER, John - b ca Oct l843 Bot Co - d 5 May 1862 Williamsburg, rep Bot Co - age 19y 7m - f William M CARPER - m Jane - cd gun shot - rep by father CARPER, Joseph v -- b ca l812 - ct 27 July 1864 Bot Co - age 52y - Ref Locust Bottom gravestone CARPER, Kenton V?J _ b ca May 1860 Bot Co - d 18 June 1862 Bot Co - age 2y Om 2ld - f Jacob CARPER _ m Fannie A - cd brain fever - rep by father CARPER, Mary - b ca 1797 _ d 23 Apr 1853 Bot Co - f John NEVILLE - cd disease of heart - w/o Jacob CARPER VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CARPER, Nicholas - by May 1813 Bot Co - Ref : WB B P 333, will dated 12 Feb 1811 , Codecil 27 Feb 1813 - Wife Elizabeth - Ch: Jacob, Benjamin, Elizabeth (md HARVEY), Mary (md McFERRAN ) , Joseph , Sally (md HOLESTINE), Isaac, Henry - Exrs: Benjamin CARPER, Jacob CARPER CARPER, Samuel G - b Bot Co - d May 1860 Bot Co - f Samuel M CARPER - m Martha - cd Dysentary - rep by father CARPER, Shelby J?S - b ca July 1868 Bot Co - 20 Oct 1869 (rep in 1870) Bot Co - age ly 3m Od - f Samuel M CARPER - m Martha E - cd measles - rep by father CARPER, Stoner - b 19 Mar 1870 Bot Co - d 29 Mar 1870 - Fincastle Twsp , Bot Co - age lOd - f Thomas J CARPER - rn Fannie - rep by father CARPER, Welford Chesney - ca 1851 Fincastle , Bot Co - d 15 Apr 1853 Bot Co f Wi lliam M CARPER - rn Jane - cd Pupera Hemorrhage - rep by father CARPER, William M - b ca Sep 1810 Bot Co - d 2 Jan 1866 Bot Co - age SSy 4rn - I s aac CARPER - m Susan - cd conjest i on of liver - rep by son Jac ob L CARPER CARR see Sarah L SARVER CARRICOFF see Bettie S OWEN, Grace HARLESS CARRICKOFF, Emmett B - b ca 1861 Bot Co - d 11 July 1869 Bot Co - age Sy - f George R CARRICIOFF - m Martha J - cd fever - rep by mother CARRICDJOFF, G R - (CSA) - grave Mill Creek Cem (no stone) T.rn A p 387, will da te d 21 Mar CARRIGAN, Patrick - d by Jan 1795 Bot Co - Ref : vvv Jacob CARRIGAN, s/o 1793 - Relatives : wife Mary; "my beloved re l ation , Michael, of Pa" c ) _ b 4 Jan 17 90 Halifax Co, Va ARRINGTON, Edward G, Gen . - (census #1426. . Reading" - Ref · Find 7 Mar 1855 Bot Co - f Paul CARRINGTON - cd " a ff ec:~~o~ CARRINGTON, wh~ r ep castle Presbyt erian graveston e , Death book -h/o El i - Ex: Eliza B CARRINGTON (9 Apr 1855) 1864 Bot Co - ag e lyr - f CARRINGTON , Winnie - b ca 1863 Bot Co - d ls Nov Lewis CARRINGTON - m Maria - cd diptheria - rep by mother CARROLL see Charlie BOOTHE CARROLL, Elizabeth - b 13 Oct 1812 - d 1 Sep 1840 Bot Co - Ref : Old Glade Creek gravestone CARROLL, Elizabeth - b 13 Oct 1812 - d 1 Sep 1840 Bot Co - grave Old Glade Creek Cem CARROLL, Ephraim - d 1869 Bot Co - Adm bond 13 Sep 1869 John DAVIS CARROLL, Jacob p - 29 July 18 58 - 14 Nov 1895 Bot Co - Ref: Old Glade Creek gravestone _ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN t«>TfS _ �3l CARROLL , Ja.me:s W - b ca 1861 Bot Co - d July 1861 Bot Co - age Sm - f William CARROLL - m Rebecca - cd dysentary - rep by mother CARRON, Charles David - b ca 1846 Greenbrier Co, Va - d 22 Mar 1859 Bot Co age 13y - f John P CARRON - m Bettie P - cd typhoid fever - rep by mother CARRON, James William - b ca 1842 Greenbrier Co - d 19 Feb 1859 Bot Co - age 17y - f John P CARRON - m Bettie P - cd pneumonia - rep by mother CARTER see Frances A ROSS, Mable ST CLAIR CARTER, Beverly W - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 25 Sep 1854 Bot Co - f John P CARTER - m Mary - cd flux - rep by fath er CARTER, Eliza Archer - b ca Sep 1859 - d 25 May 1860 Bot Co - age 8 mo - f William G CARTER - m Eliza A - cd hoopin g cough - rep by father CARTER, Hade n Keller - b 3 Apr 1914 [Blue Ridge , Bote Co] - d 15 July 1914 Bot Co - f James G CARTER [b Charlottesville , Va] - m Sallie Greenlee (HADEN) (b Bot Co) - buried Haden Cem - cd Cho l era Infantum CARTMILL see George SKILLERN CARTMILL, Elizabeth "Betsy" _ b ca 1790 Va (census #471) - d by 9 Mar 1857 Bot Co - Ex: Thomas CARTMILL CARTMILL, Henry - d by 13 Feb l787 Bot Co - Ref WB A p253, will dated 4 Sep 1786 , Admr Bond _ Relatives : wife Mary; Ch: Henry Jr, John, James; Gs Henry s / o Robert CARTMILL; ss-i-l: James GREEN, William PATTERSON, James HUSTON, Robert STEWART (his son Henry STEWART) - Admr : John CARTMILL, Henry CARTMILL CARTMILL, John - b ca 1792 Va (census #471) - d by 9 May 1859 Bot Co - Ex: Ann D SISSON (12 Mar 1860 ) Francis HENDERSON, Thomas W BROWN; 12 Nov 1860 Charles K GORGAS; Adm 11 Mar 1867 Hiram HANSBROUGH -~ CARTWILL, Thomas _ b ca 1804 Va (census #471) - d by 13 Sep 1858 Bot Co Admr 11 Mar 1867 Hiram HANSBROUGH _ Ex John CARTMILL & 9 May 1859 Ann S SISSON; 12 Nov 1860 Charles I GORGAS CARUTHERS see Newton HARRIS CARVIN, Richard - d by Nov 1823 Bot co - Ref WB C p405, will dated 26 Jan 1823 - wife Lucy CARVIN, Sarah , Mrs (widow of William Jr) - d 183 5 Bot Co (will probated Apr 1835) - Relatives: Gs Peter Carvin (ille gitimate), s / o w/o Frederick MILLER of Ky - Ref see Marriage 22 May 1805 Frederick MILLER md Elizabeth CARVIN (Wm) - Ref see WB E p55S (will dated 26 Nov 1823) CARVIN , William Jr - d by Sep 1804 Bot Co - f William CARVIN Sr (d by 18 May 1762 Aug Co, Va) - Ref : WB B p83, will dated 23 Apr 1794 - Wife [Sarah] - Ch : · h ard, Mary (.m d ___ --- -·) '· Nancy (md ____ ..____ ) Edward, Elizabeth, R ic CASE see Rev Henry T ALTMAN VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �-CASEY, Polly - d by 11 June 1832 Bot Co - orphan Martha KENNY CASH see Jennie Allen OWENS, John Henry HEDRICK CASH Jane (rod) - b Va - d Feb 1850 Bot Co - age 51 - cd Rheumatism - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule CAVE, St Clair - d by 10 May 1830 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - Ch: Mary, John, Catherine, Emeline CAWLEY, William Laif - d by 13 Nov 1892 Bot Co - cd hit by train - Ref Inquest papers CHAMBERS see Jacob SHAY Sr, Matilda Jane SHAY, William B SHAY Jr CHAMBLIN, Aaron - d by 10 Feb 1789 Bot Co - Ref WB A p266, will dated 24 Oct 1788 - Cb: William, Aaron, George, Jesse, Mary (her ch: George & Cittie) CHAMP, George - d by 11 Aug 1828 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - Ch: Amos Cascel, Thompson C, John Jackson, Su!:,!, Elkana CHANDLER, Caleb - d by 11 Dec 1806 ]ot Co - Ref: WB B p440, appraisal CHAPMAN see Nannie A BROWN, Mary S SMITH CHARTER see Samuel READ CHASE, Carlos Gould - b 22 Nov 1877 - d 1 July 1897 Bot Co - f Gilbert G CHASE - m Mary GAGE - grave Amsterdam Cem CHENOWITH see Thomas SWITZER, Thomas Switzer 8 CHENOWITB, Thomas - d by June 1780 Bot Co - Ref WB A P 1261 wi~l d~t:: May 0 178 1, Admr bond - Wife Ann; Ch : Elizabeth, Mary, James, Francis, ' Thomas, Nicholas - Admr Anne CHENOWITB CHENOUTTH Tbomas - d by 25 Oct (marked out) replaced with Sep 18ll~Bot Co nL , Ref WB B p280, appraisal CH'l:'t>nYHOLI ~nA NS, John W - b ca Dec 1836 - d 22 Feb 1859 Bot Co - age 22y 2m f William CBERRYBOLINS - cd typhoid fever - rep by wife Mary CHERRYHOLINS CHILDS, Margaret Elizabeth - b 28 Mar 1916 Bot Co - d 8 Nov 1916 Bot Co - f CHILDS (b craig · Co,) - m Hortense (CRA FT) (b Bot Co) - buried Andrews Chapel Cem - cd Intestinal obstruction RH CHITTUM - see Edyth LAYTON ~H~TTUM, :rank 0 - b 9 Aug 1888 Va - d 22 Mar 1913 Bot Co - f W D CHITTUM (b aJ - buried High Bridge Cem - cd Accidental gunshot Christian see Lodowick THOMAS, Annie May DOBBS, William FLEMING CHRISTIAN, Elizabeth - d by 8 Sep 1789 Bot Co _ f STARK - Ref: WB A p271, will dated 23 Aug 1788 - Relatives: Ch: Anne (md Wil1iam FLEMING); Gch: Elizabeth FLEMING , Fleming TRIGG, Mary TRIGG, Elizabeth TRIGG, Stephen TRIGG VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �33 CHUMLEY see D T COOPER CIRCLE see Cecil C CARPER, Bets y DEISHER, I s abella GARDNER, Nannie HOOK:, John POAGUE, Frances M SAVILLE, Mary K SHIRKEY, Lewis ~ DEISHER CIRCLE , Andrew - b 1832 - d 1863 - f Mathi a s CIRCLE - m Mary Locust Bottom gravestone ~OUT - Ref CIRCLE, Ann - b 1825 - d 18 82 Bot Co - f Mathias CIRCLE - m Mary ARMENTROUT - Ref Locus t Bottom gravestone CIRCLE, Ba xter A - b 6 J u ly 1864 - d 1 June 1956 Bot Co - b/o Mary Lee CIRCLE (1897 - 1933) - Ref Locust Bottom grav estone CIRCLE, J Lewis , Jr - 16 Dec 1827 - d 22 J an 191 8 Bot Co - f Mathias CIRCLE - m Mary ARMENTROUT - Ref Locust Bott om graves t one CIRCLE, James - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 28 Feb 1861 Bot Co - age 6y - f John L CIRCLE - m Mary - cd feve r - r ep by father CIRCLE, James W - b ca 1832 Va (census #33 7 ) - d by 14 Oct 1862 Bot Co - Ex Mary J ~ CIRCLE CIRCLE, Jennetta - b ca 1841 (mar ked out) changed to ca 183 6 Bot Co - d by Sep 1861 Bot Co - age 20y mar ked out - f Mathias CIRCLE - rn Mary - cd fever - rep by bro John L CIRCLE - Ref Death Book ; Locust Bottom gravestone CIRCLE, John L - b 1 3 Sep 1784 - d 19 Apr 18 75 Bot Co - age 9oy 7m 6d - h/o Martha Lee CIRCLE (1 785- 1862) CIRCLE, John L Jr - b 10 Dec 1826 - d 26 Feb 1899 Bot Co - h/o Mary J CIRCLE ( 1831-1870) & Mary J CIRCLE (1841-1913) - Ref : Locust Bott om gr avestone CIRCLE, Julia Ann _ b c a 1827 _ d 18 54 Bot Co _ a ge 28y - Ref Locust Bottom grav eston e CIRCLE, Margaret - b 26 Mar 1822 Bot Co - d 7 Nov 1912 ~ot Co - f Mathias CIRCLE (b Bot Co) _ m Mary (ARMENTROUT) (b Rb Co) - bur i ed Locust Bottom Cem - cd bron c hitis , e t c Ref DeathCertif i cate; Locus t Bottom gr avestone CIRCLE, Martha Lee - b 17 Dec 1785 ( or 1793) Va ( cen s us #33 7 ) - d 17 Sep 18 62 (or 1857) Bo t Co _ age 76 Y 9m Od _ w/o John L CI RCLE (1784 - 1875) - Ref Locust Bottom gr aveston e - Ex John L CIRCLE CIRCLE, Ma r y _ b Feb 1800 _ d Sep 1875 Bot Co - f ARMENTROUT - w/o Mathias CIRCLE (179 7- 1857) - Ref Locust Bottom grave stone CIRCLE, Mary Jane _ b lO J ul y l831 _ d 30 Sep 1870 Bot Co - f ALPHIN - wife #1 of John L CIRCLE Jr (1826 - 1899) _ Ref Locust Bottom gravestone CIRCLE, Mary Jane _ b 30 Apr 1841 Fincastle - d 22 Feb 1913 Bot Co -. f John BURGER (b Fincast l e , Bot Co) - m Mary Jane (circ l ed in re d ), [Catherine RINEHART] - (b Fincastle) - buried Locus t Bottom Cem - cd pneumonia - wife #2 John L CIRCLE Jr (1826-1899 ) _ Ref Death Certificate; Locust Bottom graveston e .VIRGINIA-APPALACHIANNOTES �34 CIRCLE, Mary Lee - b 8 Dec 1897 - b 8 Feb 1933 Bot Co - f SULLENDER Baxter A CIRCLE (1864-1956) - Ref Locust Bottom gravestone w/o CIRCLE, Mathias - b Apr 1797 Bot Co - d 8 Sept 1857 BotCo - h/o Mary Circle (1800 -1 875) - Ref Locust Bottom gravestone ; Death Book - cd fever - rep by son John L CIRCLE - See WB K plll, will dated 4 Sep 1851 & recorded Oct 1857 CIRCLE, Nannie J - b 24 Oct 1855 - d 17 Oct 1872 Bot Co gravestone Ref Locust Bottom CIRCLE, Narcissa - b ca 1844 Bot Co - d Sep 1861 Bot Co - age 14y (marked out) - f Mathias CIRCLE - m Mary - cd fever - rep by bro John L CIRCLE - Ref Death Book; Locust Bottom gravestone CIRCLE, Peter - d by Oct 1818 Bot Co - Ref WB C p139, will dated 25 July 1818 - Relatives : wife Fanny; Ch: Andrew, Mathias, Emanuel, Lewis, John, Peter, s 5 -i-1: George KNISLEY, Jacob KNISLEY, Isaac FRANCE, John NICEORGER, Christley DISHER - Exr Joseph D KYSER CIR.KMAN see (maybe KIRKMAN), Margaret GRAYBILL, George W THRASHER, Mariah THRASHER, Mary THRASHER CLABURN, Mary - b ca 1808 Bot Co - d 21 Aug 1868 Bot Co age - rep by hus Jefferson CLABURN age 60y - cd Old CLAGE, Alexander - d by Dec 1822 Bot Co - WB C p368, will not dated - Wife not named; Ch: Martby (md CUSTARD), Susanna CLAGE CLAIBORNE see Col George W WILSON CLAIBOURNE, Robert - d by 13 Sep 1830 (dau called an orphan) - Dau Martha CLAIR see CI.JIBE CLAIR, George - d by 17 Aug 1793 (ch called orphans) - ~iie Susanna, Ch: Thomas, John, --Margaret, Mary, George, Allen, Jacob, Danie CLAIR, William H - b ca 1787 Bed Co - d 3 Mar 1855 by wife Mary B CLAIR cd typhoid fever - rep CLAPSADDLE see Nancy McCLUSKY, Mary SIMONS, Nancy McCLUSKY, William SIMMONS CLAPSADDLE, George W - b 29 Aug 1834 Bot Co - d 16 Dec 1916 - f John CLAPSADDLE (b Bot Co) _ m Catherine (RINEHEART) (b Bot Co) - buried Galatia Gem - cd Epithetion of upper lip, nose & cheek CLARE see CLAIR CLARE, Jacob - d by 8 Dec 184S (dau cal led on orphan) - dau Sarah CLARK see George HANCOCK, Peter WRIGHT, James CRAWFORD, John HAYNES CLARK, Alto May - b 12 Mar 18 87 Bot Co - d 14 Mar 1914 - f Martin CLARK (b Bot Co) - m Maria (CRAWFORD) (b Bot co) - buried Piney Grove Gem - cd TB VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN_NOTE~ �CLARK, David - b ca 1804 (census #349) - d by 14 May 1866 Bot Co - h/o Cynthia - Ex William M CLARX CLARK, John - d by 2 June 1798 - Ref WB A p482, appraisal CLARK, John - b 29 Sep 1838 Va - d 20 Apr 1914 - f William CLARK (b Va) - m Nan cy (BELLHIMER) (b Va) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd TB CLARK, J ulia - d 27 July 1820, Fotheringay, Mont Co) - f George HANCOCK - rep in "H erald of the Valley" 26 July 1820 - w/o William CLARK of Missouri - m of 5 ch CLARK, Richard - b 26 Oct 1888 - d 1 Dec 1906 - f N B CLARK - Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem CLARK, William A - b 21 Aug 1831 _ d 21 Nov 1915 _ grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem CLARKSON see Robert ANDERSON CLARKSON, John Doughlas - b 1859 - d 1904 - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem CLAR.... • ..... SON , Lewi· s L es1 ie - b 25 Oct l 892 WV - d 10 May 1917 - f T H CLARKSON (b WV) -m Verona (RESS) (b WV) - buried Mt Mariah Cem - cd TB CLARKSON, William Henry _ b 4 Apr 1897 _ d 15 June 1897 - JR CLARKSON grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem CLAYTOR see Sarah Martin THOMPSON CLEAR see Benjamin KESSLER, Joseph KESSLER CLEAR , George - d by 8 June 1790 (14 Sep marked out) - WB A p289, Appraisal & Admr bond - Admr Susanna CLEAR, Thomas CLEAR CLEAR, Jacob - d by Nov 1818 - Ref.: WB C pl53 , will dated 22 : y 1818 - wi.:.fe Su sannah; Ch : Henry, Peter, Catherine (md KELLY), Susann v B p47 , will dated 26 Sep 1803 - Wife CLEE...._, Baldar - d by Dec 1803 - Ref: WB Sophia ; Ch: John, Margaret, Christinah, Jacob, Elizabeth CLEMENTS see Sallie BIBB , Wheele r SMITH CLEMENTS, Ansil (or Anson C) _ b ca 18 02 va - d by 8 Dec 1862 - b/o Angeline - Adm: Lewis LTNKENHOKER, Sheriff CLEMENT, Charles R _ 23 Oct 1837 Albemarle Co , Va - .d 17 Mar 1916 - f Cbarles H CLEMENT (b Va) _ m Frances (JOHNSON ) (b Va) - buried Glade Creek Gem - cd La Grippe CLEMER or CLEMMER see Henry L DAVIS CLIPPER see KLEPPAR VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CLEPPER, (male) - b 15 Sep 1912 Daleville, Bot Co - d 15 Sep 191 2 - f Jacob S CLEPPER (b Hawkins Co, TN) - m Cordelia (LEDBETTER) (b Hawkins Co , TN ) _ cd still born CLICK, John - b ca July 1858 Bot Co - d 20 Aug 1859 - age ly lm 21 d CLICK - m Sarah - cd Spinal afflection - rep by father -f John CLINE see KLINE, Catherine CROUSE, Christian GRAYBILL, Henry GRAY1HLL, Joseph GRAYBILL, Michael GRAYBILL, Jacob PETERS CLINE, Francis Raymond - b 10 Jan 1917 Bot Co - d 15 Jan 1917 - f George Leech CLINE (b Fairfield, Va) - m Margaret (WAMMACK) (b Rb Co) - buried Glen Wilton Cem - cd died suddenly (heart) CLOYD see Curtis ALDERSON, John NEELEY, Andrew WOODS CLOYD, Michael - d by Apr 1807 - Ref WB B pl40, will dated 22 Mar 1807 - Ch: John, David, Michael, Samuel, Joseph, Jesse, Elizabeth (md ~LAW), James. Exrs . James CLOYD, Joseph CLOYD COALTER see COULTER, COLTER COALTER, (male) - b ca 1857 Bote .Co - d 1 Aug 1857 - f Samuel COALTER - m Frances - cd dysentary - rep by father COALTER, Alice Virginia - b ca Jan 1857 Bot Co - d 15 Sep 1859 - age 2y 7m m Mary COALTER - cd unkn - rep by uncle William COALTER COALTER, Mary Ann (urund) - b May 1822 Bot Co - d 9 Dec 185 8 - f [Nelson COALTER] - cd casualty - rep by bro Wi11iam COALTER 28 2 12 COALTER, Uriah - b ca Oct 1831 Rke Co - d 28 Dec 1859 - age Y m d - f [Nelson COALTER] - m [Sarah KELLY] - cd casualty - rep by bro Samuel COALTER ....... COBURN, about 8 y - d by 10 Sep 1793 (dau called an orphan) - Dau Elizabeth -age COBBS see Elizabeth STEVENS . 9 Oct 1770 placed above - Ref COCHRAN, P eter - d by 9 July 1771 mar k e d Out ' WB A p9, appraisal & admr bond - admr Margaret COCHRAN COFFMAN see KURFMAN, Elizabeth BAKER, Elizabeth BRUGH, Christi~n GISH, Henry BAKER, Jacob Coffman BRUGH, Mariah BRUGH, Ida May CRAWFORD, Elizabeth HOUSEMAN, Lydia E LAYMAN, Annie Belle SMITH, Guy Morgan SMITH COFFMAN, Frazier J - b ca Aug 1829 Bot Co _ d 15 Dec 1861 Fairfax Co, Va age 32y 3m 28d - f Peter COFFMAN - cd typhoid fever -rep by father COFFMAN , Henry - d by 25 Feb 1804 (( 5 Mar marked out)) (Settlement accts star t ) - Ref WB B p66 & p115, appraisal _ Admr Peter COFFMAN COFFMAN , Jacob - d by June 1807 _ Ref WB B p144, will dated 20 Apr 1807 wife Barbra; Ch: Benjamin, John, Fanny (md BANES), Jacob, Mary (md ----KLI NE ), Cat y (rnd __ LANDERS) - Exr Daniel LANDERS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE.S J �37 COFFMAN, Jacob - b ca 1774 - d 29 Sep 1838 - age 63y 9m Od - Ref Dalevill gravestone COFFMAN, John - b ca Apr 1845 Bot Co - d 26 Mar 1862 -age 17y llm Od -f Pete r COFFMAN - m S - cd typhoid fever - rep by father COFFMAN, John F (md) - b [ca 1809] Va - d July 1849 [or 19 Sep 1849, su i cide] - age 40y - f [Jacob COFFMAN] - m [Ann AMMEN] - cd suicide - Ref 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [h/o Judith V WOODSON (md 15 Jan 1844 Bot Co), she a d/o wtn WOODSON] COFFMAN, Sarah - b ca 1808 - d 23 Feb 1862 _ age 54y - cd typhoid fever - rep by hus Peter COFFMAN - Adm bond 8 Aug 1870 Sheriff THOMPSON COGBILL, E11en E, Mrs - b 26 Apr 1804 Portsmouth Va - d 20 Sep 1869 Bot Co gravestone - Mt Pleasant Cem COINER see Henry W "WRERY, COYNER, Jacob EVERSOLE COINER, Jacob Kenton - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 30 Sep 1853 - f John COINER - m Mary - cd scarlet fever - rep by fat h er COLDRITER see Caty MINNICH COLE see William BRYAN COLEMAN see Mary S SMITH COLEMA.N , Dora Emmett - b ca 1914 Bot Co - d 26 Mar 1915 - f Paul COLEMAN (b Amh ers t Co .) - m Dora (SEAY) (b Amherst Co.) _ buri· ed Mill Creek Cem - cd Acute Gastritis COLEMAN, Rosa Lovinia - b 21 Feb 1915 Va - d 4 Aug 1916 - f E S COLEMAN (b . R ( AYERS) (b Va) - buried near Buchanan - cd Congenital Va.) - m Ann . ie Syphilis COLEMAN, Virginia B - b ca 1864 Bot Co - d 5 June 1865 - age 9m - f Joseph COLEMAN - rn Lucinda _ cd diptheria _ rep by mother · COLEHAN · , William E - b ca 5 June 1864 Bot - d 20 May 1867 - age 2y llm lSd f Charles COLEMAN _ m Jane _ cd scroful a - rep by mother COLES, Frances Edwards (colored) _ d ca 1943 - age ca 15y Om Od -grave Brick Union Cem COLLINS see Mary Frances KARNS COLLINS , Martha _ b 1850 Craig Co, Va - d 14 Mar 1915 - f Billy CRAWFORD (b Va) - m Pollie (CRAWFORD) (b Va) _ buried Deeds Cem - cd Grip COLLINS , Peter - d 1868 Adrnr Bond 14 Sep 1868 Patsy WORLEY COLLINS , Roberta - b ca lSSS Bot Co - d 14 Mar 1855 - f Jobn D COLLINS - m Mary - cd dropsy heart - rep by father VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �COLTER see COALTER, COULTER COLTER, Virginia Lee - b ca 1862 Bot - d 20 Apr 1867 - age Sy COLTER - m Eliza - cd conjestion of liver - rep by father f William COLTER, William B - b ca 21 June 1864 - d 8 June 1892 - age 27y llm 17d - f [ William COLTER] - rn [Elizabeth ] - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone COLVIN see Capt John A McCLURE COMPTON see Bugh ALLEN, Jerimiah PATE, Nannie BRUGH, Edward BRUGH, Nannie BRUGH, Jacob PETERS COMPTON, (female) - b Dec 1853 - d 31 Dec 1853 - m Parthena COMPTON - rep by friend Henry M JOHNSON COMPTON, John - d by 9 May 1778 - Ref WB A p93, appraisal 8 Admr bond - son William (age over 14 by 10 Mar 1780); son Joseph (an orphan named 14 Sep 1784) - Admr Margaret COMPTON, John MILLS Jr COMPTON, Parthenia (unrnd) - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 4 Jan 1854 Fincastle, Va rep by Head of fam ily Henry M JOHNSON CONNELL see also CORRELL CONNELL, Jane L - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 29 De c 1854 - f Lucinda - cd Thrash - rep by father William J CONNELL - m CONNER see Jeremiah BISHOP, Ada MORAN CONNER, (female) - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 5 May 1856 - f Jane - cd not known - rep by father William B CONNER - m CONNER, Anne - d by 10 Apr 1770 (dau ca lled an orphan) - dau Martha CONNER, James Harvey - b 28 Oct 1831 Rb Co - d 2 May 191 4 - f William ~ONNER (b Rb Co) - m Mary (SMITH) (b Rb Co) - b uried Eagle Rock Cem - cd Arterio Sclerosis & Senility arked out & replaced with 8 CONROD, Matthew (Mathias) - d by 21 Dec 1795 t m Admr Sebastian SHAVER Jan 1793 - WB A p421, Admr bond & Sett 1 emen COOK(E) see Priscilla THOMPSON, William McCLENACHAN, George DEAL, George Washington BAKER, Me linda DEEL, Jacob A FLUKE, Henry Neslon GORDON, Frederick MILTON, Rusal Cook OBENSHAIN COOK, (female) - b 8 Feb 1916 Bot Co _ d 8 Feb 1916 - f Roy J COOK (b Bot Co) - m Nannie (McDANIEL) (b Bed Co) _ buried Blue Ridge Springs Cem - cd st i l l b irth · COOK, Catherine M - b 20 June 18 40 -d 12 Aug 1910 - w/o J G COOK (1825-1903) - Ref Old Glade Creek graves tone COOK, Charles - b 16 July l786 - d 22 Mar 1877 - Ol d Gl ade Creek gravestone 'VIRGINIA-APP/4.LACHIAN NOTES �COOK, Frances E - b 14 Sep 1835 -d 7 J u ly 1852 - grave Old Gl a d e Creek Cern COOK, Geo rge W -b 28 Mar 1827 - d 22 Oct 1909 - Ol d Gl ade Creek grav es tone COOK , Jac ob G - b l Feb 1825 -d 2 Aug 1903 - h/o Cathe rine COOK (1840-191 0) - Ref Old Glade Creek gravestone COOK, J e nny - b 28 June 1857 - d l Cre ek gravestone COOK, Lydia - Nov 1 895 - w/ o F J COOK - Ref : Old Gl ade b 27 Mar 1798 - d 19 Apr 1886 - Ol d Glade Cr eek gravestone COOK, Robe rt L - b 30 July 1864 - d 28 May 1893 - a ge 28y 9m 28d - Re f : Old Gl ad e Creek g r avestone COOK, Walte r - b 11 Jul y 1 868 Bot Co - d 6 July 1 914 - f Jacob COOK (b Bot Co) - m Ca the rine (GROSS ) (b Bed Co) - buried Glade Cr eek Cem - cd ki ll ed b y l ightn i n g C?ON, Mic hael - d by Sep 1 813 - Re f WB B p3 46, will dated 20 J uly 1813_ wif e Dore tha ; Ch: John ( n ot of g o od sen se ) Eve (md John STIP), Catherine (md Michae l DONER ) , Adam (dec ' d) , Ro s annab ' (md Andrew ZIMMERMAN ) , Michael, Doratha (md Henry SECRIST ) , Sarah (md Willi am IRELAND ) , Eliz abe th (md John KELLY ), J a cob, (Da nie l dec ' d name mar ked out) - Exr John KELLY COOPER see John A BOARD COOPER, David - b 1892 Bot Co _ d 25 Feb 191 4 - f b uried Mt Joy Cem - cd Lobar pneu monia Pitman COOPER (b Bot Co) - COOPER, D T (male) - b 8 June 1910 Bot Co - d 15 Jan 1913 - f Henry F COOP~ ( b Fr Co) - m Alice (CHUMLEY) (b Fr Co) _ buried Troutv i lle Cem - cd pneumonia COOPER, Jame s - d by 14 De c 1 7 84 _ Re f: WB A p 2 2 1, wil l dated 19 Sep 1 7 82 , admr bon d - w i fe 8 ch n ot named - a dmr Robe rt Poage COOPER, William - d by 11 Feb 1823 (dau called an orphan) - dau Po l l y f Pet e r COPLAND COPLAND, Susan Pres ton _ b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 25 Nov 1855 m Mary - cd c r o u p - rep by fath er COPP se e Ge orge KILMER COPP , Ge org e - d by 30 Sep 1 8 1 9 - Ref ·. WB c p228 8 438 , a p prais a l & s ettlement - admr Isaac CUSTARD CORIGAN see John GUN CORIGAN, Alice - b ca 1796 I r e land - d 5 July 1856 - c d disease of he art rep by nephew John GUNN CORNELIUS , Elizab e th _ b ca 1775 va (census # 664) -d by 14 Nov 1859 - Adm Thoma s CORNELIUS 'VIRGINIA'APPACACHIAN-NOTES �CORNELIUS, Thomas - b ca 1812 Va (census #664) - d by 14 May 1860 - m Elizabeth - Ex Mary J CORNELIUS (d by 10 Sep 1866), Elijah R WALKER ( 8 Nov 1869 Sheriff Johnson CORRELL see also CONNELL, Amanda Virginia BON HOTEL CORRELL, Andrew - d by Oct 1823 order - Ref WB C p459 Appraisal S sale Admr George GROUND COTTRELL see Gabrill Munday JOHNSON COUCH see STARKEY ROBINSON COULTER see COALTER, COLTER, Edward Carrington CRUSH COULTER, Eliza Zimmerman - b 18 Feb 1830 - d 29 Jan 1910 - w/o William COULTER (d 1907) - grave Old Glade Creek Cem COULTER, William - b 24 Feb 1821 - d 7 Dec 1907 - h/o Eliza Zimmerman COULTER - Old Glade Creek Cem COURTNEY, Perdieu - d by 10 Apr 1770 (son called an orphan) - son Michael COWAN see Michael WOODS COX see Nannie E JONES, Dolly HINER COX (female) - b ca Sep 1867 Bot Co - d 1 Oct 1867 Bot Co iam H COX - m Virginia - cd bold hives - rep by father age lm - COX, Edward - d (Nov 1782 marked out) 11 Sep 1782 Bot Co - WB A P sal & Admr bond - Admr Archibald WOODS COX, Elener - d by 9 Jan 1787 (son called an GALLAWAY O~phan,) ~ f 1661 Will - Apprai- Bot Co -son Samuel .""' COYNER see COINER, Mary E SMITH CRADDOCK, William - d by (6 July marked out) June 1805 - Ref WB B pll sal ordered - Adrnrs Margaret CRADDOCK, Nancy CRADDOCK 4 Apprai- CRAFI see Bester Virginia BYERS, Solomon CAMPER, Willi:u11 ~Iman BRUGH, Marg aret Elizabeth CHILDS, George CRITTS, John JOHNSTON, Will iam J. KESSLER, Nora 'Wallace NICELY, Gertrude NOFrSINGER, Gladys Lillian TOLER, Alvlll Andrew TUCKER, CRAFI, Almata Mur1 - bl8 Apr 1916 Lignite, Bot Co _ d 20 Apr 1916 - f Garfield CRAFT ~b Va) - m Vivana (SMITH) (b All Co) _ buried Alleghany Co Cem - cd Congenital weakness CRAFT, Amanda E - b 1854 - d 1939 _ grave St Jacobs Luth eran Cem CRAFT, Barbat:a - b ca 1796 Bot Co (census #1012) - d 24 Aug 1854 - f George BARTS - m E - cd Bxonketus - rep by son Jacob CRAFl' - w/o Jonathan CRAFT Adm John Sbavei: (9 Oct 1854) .VIRGINIA. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Winter 2005 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv29n1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4998/VANv28n4.pdf cf6f64f5826e702dcb9c10a738cea6e7 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 ;->,-,c-,.. . . e C'+y !?. ·h!'c Library ·v1rgin'a FALL 2004 Room Virginia Appalachian Notes Plttaylq nla Danvtue • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calendar Year 2004 Area Code Officers and Executive Board President Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership VAN Editor Immediate Past President VAN Editor Emeritus ~40 email address Gene Swartzell Elaine PoweTs Fred Anderson Mickey Prescott Winfred H. 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Following their review. all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke. Virginia. �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 28 - No . 4 - Fall 2004 (October, November, December) CONTENTS In Step w ith the Virginia Room- by Pam Young 151 Excerpts From the Diary of W. K. Coffman- by W . Melvin Bryant, through 191 9 152 Index to the Parker Photo Studio Collection- compiled by Jim Nelson, held at the Virginia Room, Roanoke Public Library 170 Hans Jacob Koger-Who Were His Sons?- by Barbara Cogar Irwin 176 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by "Babe" Waskey Fowler 188 The index for the 2004 VAN will appear in the Winter 2005 issue. The surname index will now be published bi-annuaJly. From the "Adams Centinel" (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania), 23 August 1815, page 3: A magistrate, who unfortunately, could neither read nor write, being handed a warrant to read, very sagaciously put on his spectacles, but unluckily turned the warrant wrong end uppermost. A person who stood near him, more busy than wise, observed that the warrant was turned the wrong way for readlng .--"Sir, " said the magistrate, "I wou ld have you to know, that, by virtue of my commission, I ma y read with wh ich end I please uppermost." \'IRGINIA. APPALACHIAN.NOTES �Soutliwestem Yityinia geneafoqica( SocieryJ ,nc. P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 November 2004 Dear Friends, I am very pleased to tell you the search is over for a Librarian II for the Virginia Room after more than year and a new staff member has been added. Be sure to read Pam Young's article about Ms Wickstead and Ms. Sell in this issue. We are delighted to have them. Sadly, Pam has transferred to the Reference department to have full time employment Karen Kappesser has worn many 'hats', as she calls it, since joining this society. She has retired as president, but continues to do the flyers posted around town. She and I put the VAN together with help from others at different times. She still is involved in projects (note plural) we hope to complete in the near future. Of course, as past president, she is still a member of the executive board. Mary "Mickey'' Prescott continues to quietly go about the business of corresponding secretary. She is devoted to that service and we see her in the Virginia Room as she searches for answers for members looking for help. Thank you very much, Karen and Mickey. You are appreciated! ! ! Ano~er 'thank you' to Babe Fowler for indexing the Virginia Appalachian Notes again .....for t he twenty-run th year!!!!! B ,Have you wondered what happened? We have had to postpone publishing another of Mr. urtonlds bo~ks temporarily due to personal situations of those in charge. For one, while I doubted I wou at times I d'd · · 1 ' survive my house sale and downsizing to an apartment. : -) : - ). My coworker ~een struggling with carpal tunnel . vAN d . TIME HAS COME. Members must come forward to take an office, help publish the ·mistak': b m :1e~al take part in the work of this organization. It is a drastic situation, make no can be aa ou liat. For too long it has been a few doing it all. If each one would do a little, much· ccomp shed Do 't ·t c. . . . letter B t 1 t · n wai i.or a meetmg, get m touch with an officer---telephone, e-mail or · u e us know what YOU will d o. f Happy Holidays to Everyone! Sincerel:x,- t.; 1 ,~t:,1~ Gene Swartzell, President VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �In Step with the Virginia Room By Pam Young The Virginia Room has recently added two new staff members. The first is Laura Wickstead who hail s to us most recently from the Crawford County Pennsylvania Historical Society where she was the Executive Director and Librarian/ Archivist. Ms . Wickstead obtained her Master of Library Science degree at Clarion University of Pennsylvania and she is a graduate of the Modern Achieves Institute at the National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, DC. She spe nt her formative years in Richmond, Virginia. In her spare time she is a knitter and a handspinner. Acting Director of Librari es Sheila Umberger feels that 'The public Library is fortunate to have someone with Laura's background and experience to facilitate library services and programs within the Virginia Room. Ms Wickstead's previous experiences will certainly be an asset as she works with library staff to meet the needs of local history and genealogical researchers who visit us from all over the country." Laura enjoys her work because it connects people with their own history, which is not about the past, it's about the present and effects people lives in a meaningful way. She is looking forward to meeting all the member of the SVGS . Please feel free to contact her by email Laura Wickstead@ci.roanoke.va.us or by phone 853-2073. The Virginia Room hours are 9-6 Mon, Tues, Thur, Fri & 10-6 Weds & Sat 9-5. The second is Alicia Sell who also hails from Pennsylvania. Ms Sell 's husband's family has lived in Vinton for several generations. She has a BA is History with a minor in English from Messiah College in Pennsylvania. Ms Sell prior to joining the public library staff, cor:ipleted an internship at the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives and Records in 2002. Please come by, introduce yourself and see what else is new at the Virginia Room . We 're history in the making! VISIT THE VIRGINIA ROOM SOON Exciting additions! "'\' c..·qutprtH ~f'f New resources ALL FOR YOU .VIRGINlA-APPALACHf AN NnTi:-~ �Excerpts from the Diary of W. K. Coffman- through 1 919 Dec. 29 - by Ho l lins . We took Carrie 's trunk to Troutville and then We drove to we left Carrie there to take train to Roanoke. Ida ' s parents for the night . Dec. 30 _ Mr . Garst and myself visited a nice chicken farm there and Andrews Dairy barn. We returned for nice dinner about 3:00 P.M . 19 1 4 J an. 1 Jan. 5 cut some wood at wood pile, helped wash a while and went hunting with Luther. We got four rabbits. _ I _ Jake Crowder and myself did some riding for and missio ns. Miss Phelps returned today. church pap~r Jan. 1 4 _ I hauled 3 loads of wood and then took Ida to town to have tooth pulled . Jan. 17 _ I piled some stumps and helped Mr. Tom Harris move repillar ben house t hat the wind nearly blew over. Jan. 19 Jan. 28 J an. _ Mr. Cronise and myself went to town after gasoline this evening . A young Mr. Lugar here to run engine . _ I shot stumps till noon and plowed out home this Sam Poague here a while tonight. 30 _ We finished land we were plowing in barnfield I got ready and drove to Daleville to spend Lutbers. Feb . 7 Feb. 10 and engine evening. by 1 1 :oo A.M. at the night We e n joye d society program. _ My 32nd Birthday. Ida. Dr. Graybill came and lanced abscess for _ I h auled 8 loads of manure, 2 of them on wheat and 6 on young orchard. I also trimmed the mea t for Ida an took Effie Lee home. She helped Ida yesterday and toda y. d Feb. 12 _ Ida had carpet rag cutting today. Mrs. Ferrell M Deeds, Mrs. Loo ne y, Mrs. Lee, Mamie, Cora·, Mama ' an~s • D.S. Sprinkle here. Edith Feb. 18 _ I helped wash and worked at t a k i n g wi nd wh ee l Feb. 27 - I took tra d e t o On onrn nnd di d - unwell w1bh a cold , Mar. 3 - George Mnr , 7 §hank oame b¥ s upply t ank . ~ Ch Mar. 10 - I .a.no o dd down. t as k s till noon. We l oo lcod and t a lk e d a b o u t Ule d 7 lo ads of ma nur e tod a y. haul ed 5 l oads of manure today. I am wate r �i: I Mar. 14 - I sowed about 9 acres of clover seed for Mr. Cronise. I finished new wire fence along ro ad and then made some towards Walters. Mar. 17 - Miss Mar y , Edith a nd myself went to the school hous e practice this evening. All did not come to practice. Mar. 19 - This evening I Walters. Mar. 20 - I took Miss Mary to school and minded buggy pole t i l l dinner . I went to C.W . Ma n g us and he and myself went to Old bro. Clarks and on to Painters Chapel to see about selling Brethren interest to the Baptists. Mar . 28 - Ida ' s mother , evening . finished plowing new ground for father papa and sister Beulah Garst came to near this April 2 - Jake Crowder helped me work with gasoline engine awhile. He took dinner wi t h us. I went to sc hool house and helped fix staie . We practi ced again t onight . April 3 - We practiced our play thi s eve ning a nd gave it tonigh t . made $4 . 35 above expenses. April 16- I went piping . to Tr outville for 8 sacks fertilizer. and 500 We ft. April 20- I helped finish some wire fence and put in piping out home today . April 22 Apri l May 1 1 We attended funeral of Bro. John Claik at Haymakertown. 29 - Ida accide n tal l y gouged scissors in her leg and is suffering right much from it . - May 1 4 this morning I plowed and shoveled in dit c h for piping. Ida and Edith gone to entertainment at Haymakertown tonight. Walter went to Troutville after pump cylinder. sink , pump and pipe today. We put in I L May 15 - piping t o Walter helped me put up pump jack and connect We also connected to milk house, hooked up pump a nd barn . pumped some . May 27 - We hau l ed 2 loads of rock and 5 of gravel for resivo r. Lavender about finished moving d irt. May 30 - evening I went to Haymakertown T his graves and lay off ground. June 9 - Walter today. and helpe d C. l ocate Williams and George Shank with two hands helpe d We made forms and mixing board . me �June 12 - George Shank and hands put in concrete today. P.K. drove to Fincastle and went in Dr. to Roanoke for treatment. I Aug. 14 Aug. 20 - George Shank here today. milk house out home. He finished Sept. 10- Met church locating committee, J.T. and C.W . Mangus. Gr aybi l l ' s auto resivoir here Layman, and B.R. Ikenberry 40,000 majority Sept. 12 - Another little girl was born to us at 3:00. .... ~ Sept. 22- State wide today • prohibition passed by about Oct. 8 - Lightning struck Mr . Oct. 1 1 - Frank there. Oct. 19 Oct. 24 - I helped knock wolf' teeth out of' colts mouth out home. Nov. 14 - I Nov. 17 - This evening we had corn shucking and shucked corn . Nov. 28 - This morning Luther, Clinton, Henry Thompson , John and myself took a short hunt . This evening Ida , Edith , the children and myself' went to her parents to spend the night . Dec. 4 - We finished shucking corn here. Dec. 7 - Sister Emma's youngest child, Ida May died about 7:00 P.M. Dec. 22 - Benton Painter's barn. Etzler's house burned. Very little was saved . I was at Mamies and Elder D. N. Eller died at 2:00 P.M. ran up today. packed pump, set rabbit trap and hunted awhile. Had 266 bbl. , 4 I attended to stock and went Dec. 29 - Rain and freezing on trees. pumped water to tank at barn . I of' good corn. Ida and myself' made a trip to Roanoke and back dark. Dec. 25 - Snowed all day. Emma's awhile. loads thawed frozen just to after sister pipe and 1915 Jan . 7 - A little girl born at Luther's tonight. Jan. 8 - This evening we met at church and organized committees for soliciting and building a new shurch in this community . E . G. Cronise, J.F. Crowder, W.E. Williams and G.S . Poague 'VIPtGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES. �tSS are the soliciting committee. B . N. Harris, S . E . Ayers and myself are the building committee. Jan. 15 - I went chopping at Mr. Ben Harris t i l l late dinner. This evening Ida, Edna and myself went S.S. institute at Daleville. We spent the night at Luthers. Jan. 20 - Mr. C.W. Switzer took dinner here and surveyed lot for new church after dinner. Mar. 26 - I went to Mrs. Crowders place to look over it with Emory Crowder, Mr. Will Harris and Sam Austin. This evening I took Edith, Mamie and two children to Ruby Mangus funeral. April 3 - This evening all but Edith drove to Ida's home to spend the night. April 21- Church building and so licit ing committee met tonight. April 23- This afternoon Haymakertown. < e ; May .7 - Walter baby. we attended funeral of and myself went to funeral of Mr. Mrs. Gardner at Hartsel's little July 17 I did a little work on carriage and buggy after shower. July 2 1 - I plowed corn till past 9:00 A.M. and went to Mr. W.S. Lavender's place, ( the original J.M. R. Sprinkle place ) for a Sprinkle reunion. Fifty or more Sprinkle relations were there. Enjoyed nice picnic dinner, fishing with nets and bathing. July 22 - I started plowing corn but message came that papa was very sick at Mr. Brugh's. Mama and myself went there and stayed all day and night. He was very low all day. Two doctors (Hammond and McCulloch) were with him. July 24 - I took trade to Roanoke and stopped to see papa awhile. July 28 - Papas condition does not improve much. July 29 - We drove to Roanoke and stopped to see papa at hospital. change yet. July 30 - Aug. 6 No We came by Roanok e on the way home to see papa again. He remains about the same. Ida, Mary and Edna is staying with her mother awhile. Willie, Russell and self came home. - Mamie and Russell went with me to take trade. We went to the hospital to see papa. He is not quite so well today. Aug. 26 - We hauled 14-4 horse loads of manure on young orchard wheat land. Papa went to Luthers ~rom hospital today . 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES and �~ama Sept. 7 - ~ . ~oqk and papa came home today . sick . Ne arly 7 w eeks s ince papa Sept. 29 - I Oct . Horse ~ick·e·d . Willie above right eye and made ugly wound. 4 Cot. 5 made a corn cutter for Willie hous ·~. • · - and put sh e a t h i ng on hog - Ida's Uncle Fred Riffey and Aunt Mary took dinner with today. ~hurch Oct. 13 - We . met at Oct . 20 - I wen~ with Mr. B.N. Harris to see if' could arrange ch an g e · o ·f' r o ad for ma i 1 r o u t e • We went to church singing and committee meeting~ us td practice singing tonight . for for T Oct. 29 !.' f John _and self took 36 ties to Troutville. He brought home and I went to Buchanan for S.S . convention . I . the nig~t . at Botetourt Hotel. Oct. 30 - ..~ Nov. 1 Enjoyed excellent programs and evening train. Papa met me there. came to teams spent Troutville on - Kenneth Kinzie here tonight to board. ~ Nov. 8 - Alpha Sprinkle began work this evening. • ;> No v • 1 1 - Ma·mi e . quit e u n we 11 ton i g ht • . ther:-e _too. Ida and self' there, Doctor Nov. 13 - Mr • .t ·:and Mrs. Garst and Beulah also Beulah James came for dinner , Mr.-. Garst, Willie and self walked over to Oscars ~nd to ·st~ve mill. No v . 1 6 - Took tr ad e , ch ic ken _s with Mr. Garst. Nov. 17 - I came by .Roanoke and brGugbt new range and cement for church. ~ Nov . 20 - I worked up~ Sunday wood, put in several n ew window l t s here and took ' 6 to 9hurch and put them in. .. Nov. 23 Went . ~o . and o 1 d rang e t o Ro an o k e • Spent night 18 sacks of / Looney~ for corn shucking . Only 5 others there. 0 Nov . 29 - ·r h e l.ped ,wa·l ter put on roofing at Oscar's house . . . ."" . ~~ Dec . 23 - Ida and self made .trip to Roanoke and returned about 7:30. 4; Dec. 24 - I plowed till late dinner and the n went program at school house. I took graphaphone Dec . Jake cam ~ up and hunted with a number of us to childrens f'or music. ~, '· (· I 25 - i '· VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES today . �Dec. 28 - I did morning chores and went to store rheumatic hip is bothering me right much . did feeding for me. Dec. 29 - Virgil Garst and Susie James married today. Jan. 1 - All went to reception. Jan. 8 - This afternoon I new ch urch. Jan. 13 - Papa's Jan. 21 - Feb. 3 Feb. 11 - I Feb. 12 - and mill. My Ida and Willie 1916 Mr. James Virgil and All of the 17 children and I Susie's children and grandchildren. I thawed frozen pipe and pumped water to barn. pipe and boxed it. rewrapped I helped Jake move his furniture and family today. went fodder. Feb. 22 - for did some riding for getting lumbe r cut for 60th birthday. grandchildren there. 5 Enjoyed nice dinner. - home t o th e ~lace lo ad Jake moved from for a sma 11 of' Drove to Roanoke, unloaded and drove to hospital to see Mary Lee and Ocie Sprinkle • We found them both in serious condition. D.S.D., E.c.c., .for new B • NH • • . church. w.E w. , I J.G.H., J.F.C., H.S.H., G.S.P., S.E.A., and W.K.C. met at church to decide on lot Decided on lot just beyond our house • settled Tom Harris church Feb. 24 - I pumped water to barn, bill, etc. Feb. 25 - I settled for sawing and planing lumber with Poagues. lumber Feb. 26 - Ida, Mary and self drove to Daleville for council meeting . We had dinner with Luthers. Mar. 2 I went grave. Mar. 4 I Mar. 6 Oscar Crawford and self hauled concrete gravel for church t i l l noon. We hauled lumber and helped set lot posts this evening. Pa and John hauled rock and lumber etc . Mr. Ayers and Mr. Harris helped haul lumber and also helped with posts. - to Deeds graveyard and helped dig helped stake church site today. ''''""'·~·· .- .......... - ........ ... . __..._ Mrs. Joe Lee's ·. ...._ �/58 r. Mar. 7 Ida, Mama and Mamie went to see Mary Lee this evening they find that she is not improving. Mar. 11 - Virgil Garst and wife came this evening . Mar. 18 - I moved evening. · Apri l . ,,• engine back to pump and pumped water Mary Lee died tonight . late this 8 - I made trip to Roanoke and bought roofing and nails for church. I -ordered door and window frames made and did some other purchasing. April 10- This evening we lined off church foundation. April 11- We finished hauling framing for church and nearly finished putting in foundation. April 12- Mr. Lee, Emmett, foundation. Mr. Deeds and myself finished church April 13- I helped Mr. Lee take form from church wall. April 15- John and myself made trip to Roanoke. and window frames for- . church. We brought back door April 19- 19 hands met at church lot and put sills down and framed on church. They also cut rafters and hauled some siding. April 22- Ida and ~hildren and self went to her home for the night. April 24- C. Lavender, Hen Lockett, D. Deeds , Lee and myself worked on church today. Jake Crowder, Emmett April 25- Emmett Lee and self worked on church today. - Walter Williams helped me haul last of siding late today. for church May 8 - We sledded, piled and burned stumps on tomato land. hauled 5 loads of manure and fought fire awhile. May 9 - I went to Tom Harris and got 500 ft. of siding, took i t to Poagues t~_e aye it dressed and then brought i t to church. May 10 - May 12 - This evening I helped at roofing church . May 19 - I took trade to Roanoke and did some purchasing and then drove to Mr. · ,Garsts for the night. Walter Williams and Raymon~ Sprinkle in Roanoke. gpt sand for church flue and one load sawmill. -~ I : VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES of lumber Also from �May 20 - June 2 - I took 15 ties to Troutville and brought back plaster church . June 3 - I June 12 - I June 13 - I went to Jake Crowders for 50 laths to finish church. I returned to Roanoke, made some more purchases and started for home at 11 :00 A.M. We got to the church with loads about 6:00 P.H. took church. 15 ties to Troutville and brought back laths June 27 - I helped at church plastered church. July 1 - July 5 - July 24 for helped Mr. B. N. Harris haul sand for church plaster. helped lath this afternoon. June 16 - I took 4 ties to Troutville and brought back paint for church. July 15 for George Shank and the Helper I went to Mr. Duffys for more plaster paris. I helped Walter and Emmmett start priming I helped Willie and Russell pick 3 gal. buckle berries. I helped take down scaffold at church. July 28 - I July 2 9 - awhile. I church. helped clean up church yard and unload seats. John and self hauled in some shocks of oats Walter at church . and helped July 30 - Dedication of Pleasant Dale Church today. Elder J.A. Dove preached Dedicatory sermon. Dinner was serve~ at church. Bro. F.H. Gilbert a Bap tist minister from Fincastle and Brother Luther Coffman spoke in the afternoon. Very large crowd present . Aug. 5 - I Aug. 6 - We had Sunday School for the first time in new church. Aug. 9 - Another baby boy born here at 4:00 A.H. Dr . Graybill attended . John went after Edith, Mamie here till about noon. I helped Mr. Lavender thresh and had dinner thereD We moved to Uncle Rans (Sprinkle) and threshed there. I came home after supper. helped Walter rearrange seats at church. Aug. 23 - Ezra Harris took Jake Crowder and self in oar visit in Amsterdam and Haymakertown districts. "VIDl\1l11 a - a ... ~ • • • ........... " ...... ._....... on church �lloO Aug . 29 - We picked 82 bu. tomatoes and hauled 57. Sept. 4 - We picked 120 bu. toamtoes and hauled 102 to factory. Sept. 5 - We picked 108 bu. tomatoes and hauled 104 to factory. Sept. 1 2 - Edna's 2nd. birthday. We picked 64 bu . tomatoes today. Sept. 18- Picked 75 bu. tomaotes today. Sept. 22- We cut corn at ham lot till storm. split wood after rain. l We yoked 2 heifers and took Ida and children to her mothers, then Ida and took trade to Roanoke and did some shopping. Oct. 7 I Oo t. Jake, Walter and self put up chandelier at church tonight . 13 se l f Nov. 11 - Willie and Russell helped me shuck 10 shocks of corn. > Nov . 15 - Went to corn shucking out home this evening. Nov. 20 .i. , .... "., ..r,. [f Bro. Levi meetings. Nov. 21 - Bro. Levi today. Garst Garst, with Marvin a series and Walter helped in corn of some Nov. 22 - This evening Bro. Levi Garst and self visited Mr. Hartsel, Ferrells and J.G. Barris. One conversion from his sermon tonight. (Minnie Hartsel) • Nov. 26 - 9 joined church tonight. Frank Lavender, Hermon Lee, Len Overstreet, · Zola Overstreet, Dovie Harts el, Estelle Williams, Frank Hartsel, Byron Sprinkle and Ethel Anderson. Nov. 27 - This evening we visited S.E. Ayers, Oliver Ayers and B.N. Harris. Five converts tonight, Vinton Huffman, Carrie Ayers , Oscar Crawford, Emmett Lee and Ezra Huffman. Nov. 29 - We visited Mrs. Looney, Lucian Ferrell , Silas Huffmans and Mrs. Lantz. I us while conducting Mrs. Taylor Huffman, Deeds, Overstreet, Vinton Oteys, Mrs. Mr. I Nov. 30 - Good church meeting tonight, Seven came forward, Mrs. T. Harris, Mrs. Mary Sprinkle, Paris Ferrell, John Sprinkle, Walter Poague, Boyd Overstreet and Carl Lee. I De c. 1 - Two came forward tonight , Percy Baker and Erb Ayers. De c. 2 - Jake helped me fix pool for baptizing. Three converts tonight, Bunyon Gusler, Mrs. Hartsel and John Hartsel. ~ r-t,' ~; ' 'VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES _ J �/0 { Dec. 3 Dec. 7 After S.S. and church service 16 we re baptized by Bro. Layman, Callie Ayers, Carrie Ayers, Paris Ferrell, Walter Poague, John, Frank, Minnie, and Dovie Hartsel , Ocie, John and Mary Sprinkle, Percy Baker , Bunyon Gusler, Estelle Williams, Oscar Crawford and Frank Lavender. Bro. c.s. Ikenberry, wife and 2 daughters, Kathleen Eller, Bro. and Sister N.H. Garst, and Bro . and Sister Levi Garst and Dorothy took dinner with us today. - We had a corn shucking here this evening. Dec. 22 Ida and myself returned. Dec. Lu~her, 25 - Dec. 28 Dec. made a trip to Roanoke . Night when we Jake, Walter, John and myself took a hunt till about 10:00 A.H . Luther, Ernestine and Kathryn Alice took dinner here. We went to church for Christmas Service this evening . The Sunday School received bundles. I did some work at barn and took frozen water pipe out. went to Mrs. Lantz wake tonight. 29 - We attended Mrs. Lantz funeral at Mt. I Union and spent the night at Luthers. Dec. 30 - We drove night . to Ida's mothers for dinner and to spend the 1917 Jan. 13 - I Jan. 15 This evening I Jan. 18 - Went wood chopping at Walter Williams, 10 there. Jan. 24 - Went to wood chopping at Mr. Lavenders, 13 there . Feb. 15 - I mended childrens shoes, put new grind stone in frame a nd made ax handle and put it in Willie's ax. Mar. 3 Mar. 8 - took Kate Garst to Fincastle to attended directors meeting. meet jitney and I mended childrens shoes. a severe sp e ll I took Papa to Luthers. He has inflamatory rheumatism. John came home with me a nd stayed with Luther. of pa - I pumped water to barn and pruned fruit trees . here a while this evening. auto. Mar. 27 - C .W. Mangus I gave him an orde r for Ford Willie and self went to Walters for ha i r c u t. We got ready to take trade to Ro a noke and on to N.H. Ga r s ts for the night. Ida, Edna and Percy along . _ _ ____VIRl'JNIA A.P-P-ALA~IAM_NOLLT.l!:..r~ c:----------~--- �Mar. 28 - Clarence Garst took us to Roanoke . Willie's adnoids . Dr. Maxwell remo ved Mar. 29 - We drove back by Roanoke and on to Luthers for dinner got home about sunset. April 9 - John and self helped Mr. ton hay. and Hartsel get and weigh nearly one April 25- I went with C.W . Mangus to Roanoke after auto but could not get it today. May 3 - I attended school program at Haymakertown school awhile. May 5 - I plowed some and opened some ditches. Then got ready and took Edith and Estelle to Love feast at Valley Church. May 9 - To Roanoke for auto we· did some dealing, drove auto in the city some and started for home at 10:00 A.M. We came home and then took young Mr. Watt to Fincastle. May 12 - Ida, Mamie and self took trade to Roanoke in auto. back to counci l meeting. May 17 - Plowing in garden when .Allen Jones house burned . I went to fire and helped save Vinton Huffman house. Jake and self then fixed wire for curtains in the ~ hurch. May 18 - After dinner we fixed water for baptizing. May 19 - We went by Roanoke to have auto fan fixed and get Ida's bonnet etc. Then to N.H . Garsts for dinner and to love feast at Peters Creek. May 23 - Mama along with me to· program at Daleville College· May 29 - All Ju ne 5 - I sprayed potatoes and fixed buggy rake then took Edith, Mama, Mamie, Russell and Mary to S.S. Convention at Haymakertown. June 6 - June 9 went in car this evening to take carpet rags Duffys for Miss . Alice Caldwell. We came to Mr. Mama , Estelle w., Myrtle H., Ida, Willie, Edna and self went to S.S. Convention for district at Cloverdale. Myrtle took supper here this evening. - Ida, Luther and self went to Roanoke with trade and out to Ida's mothers for dinner. Mrs . Garst and Beu l ah came home with us . passed. We stopped at Uncle Sandys while hard rain June 18 - I attended directors meeting at Fincastle today. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES J �J{o3 July 7 - Edith went with me to take trade. We met Beulah Garst and Beulah James in the city and came to Luthers for dinner, and then home. July 9 - I July 10 - I July 14 - We had council meeting at Pleasant Dale this afternoon. Aug. lt Ida, Willie , Russell and self took trade to Roanoke in car~ On to Grandpa Garsts for dinner. Mr. & Mrs. Garst came home with us and after supper we had preaching at Pleasant Dale . Bro . Garst was the speaker. took Mama to Luthers about noon. Ernestine very ill this morning. I left mama and came home late this evening. - went to Daleville after mama late this evening. Aug . 12 - Oscar Derr came to board with us for a few weeks. Aug. 14 - I took 21 ties to Troutville and loaded again. went with me . ~rote Aug . 22 - I went to Vinton and Taylor Buffmans and application. Aug. 23 - Oscar put Derr went with me to Troutville. on hind wagon wheel. Oscar Derr insuran6e I had a new tire Aug. 24 - I worked on car some t i l l time to bury J.T. Harris new born baby at Mt . Union . Sept. 5 - pumped some took gasoline engine apart and replaced it, Effie Marple to Troutville to meet noon water . I took train . I a l so made and put on new grass board for mower . this evening . I 12 - Edna's 3rd birthday. Took mama and papa to took Luther to Roanoke to get his car. Sept . Luthers and Sept. 26- Papa went with us to Roanoke fair today. 27- Took Sept . Jake with me to District conference in Roanoke. Started home but engine would not pull right so we put car in garage and spent night with Jake's mother. Oct. 8 - Went to Lutbers and helped fill silo, then to Troutville t o have car fixed. Came back by Valley church for dishes f or meeting at Pleasant Dale. Oct . 13 - I helped Mr. Ayers make tables for love feast at (P. Dale) Oct. 30 - Ida had 12 teeth pulled today. Nov. 8 Jake helped me put in foundation for garage . - 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES chu r~ h . �Nov. 15 - Jake helped me on car house today . Nov. 21 - Finished roof for car shed this morning. Nov. 22 - Took Ida by town to try new plate , preaching. Dec. 1 -· Dec. 5 - I went to Daleville .for helped J.W. Layman examine telephone books t i l l noon . We helped grub and chop on new road below Mr. evening . Dec. 15 - We attended funeral of old Mr. home. Cronise this Tom Harris at J.W. Harris Dec. 2 1 - Ida and self took trade to Roanoke and did some shopping. Dec. 25 - We went in car to Ida ' s parents for dinner, back with us. brought Kate 1918 Jan. 2 Made a snow drag and made a path to schoo l Mamies .from road. house and to Jan. 11 - After splitting a lot of wood and other chores I Sam Poag u es for cor n shuck ing. we nt to Jan. 14 - I did crowd . chores here and clerked Walters sale Jan . 16 - I helped Wa l ter Troutville . load wagons to take today. hi s Large goods to Jan. 23 - Took Myrtle to school house and Willie went for her. Jan. 26 - The boys helped me haul 4 loads of manure. Jan. 30 - Snow-snow-snow about 9 inches last night and today. Myrtle to school and went for them. Feb. 5 I - Jake took 35 cases and I took 33 cases of canned goods Troutville for Sam Poague . took to Feb. 23 - I got car ready and took mama with me by Troutville, then took chairs, potatoes , and mea l to Cloverdale station. We went to Luthers for dinner. We went to co uncil mee ting and to Fincastle before coming home. Feb. 26 - Rawleigh man here tonight. Mar . 7 - Emmitt Lee had a wood chopping this evening . �Mar. 26 - Mr. Tibbs (County Demonstrator) here and treated seed oats for Jake and self . Mar. 30 - I cleaned carbon and dirty oil from car engine. April 10- I took Myrtle brakes on car. and boys to school and helped Jake line May 18 - I took mama and Estelle to district S.S . convention at Fincastle. Late this evening I took up pump and worked on cylinder. May 22 - Willie disked tomato patch by the road. May 29 - We went to Mrs. Will Brumfield and childs funeral at Haymakertown. This evening I got car ready and took Ida, Estelle, Ma, Pa and John to college play at Daleville tonight. -The children stayed at Coras . May 31 - I went to town after Dr. Breckenridge for Jake. another little girl born before day . June 1 - June 20 - I took 4 of tbe children Troutville station. and met Edith Sprinkle at I cut wheat in front of church for pa and moved to sawm~ll field. June 27 - I went to Uncle Dans to bring cousin Gertrude Tinell and little boy to Mama's. church tonight by Cousin Aubrey. July 13 - They had Aubrey Coffman , services at the Ida and Edna went with me to take trade to Roanoke . Williams along on his · way back to West Virginia. Walte r July 19 - I took Walter to Dodds beyond Fincastle to look at some mules. I came home and capped some beans, cleaned water tank, fixed pump and started pump to pump water . July 24 - Jake, Walter mountains. July 3 1 - I Aug. 7 and self picked 11 gal. berries in the sawed and nailed up 20 new tomatoe boxes. - Carl, Willie and Russell cut some weeds in corn and I we n t to Olin Sprinkles for eating tomatoes. Aug. 17 - Ida and se lf to Roanoke with trade. I took old car apart and put new one together this evening. Aug. 19 - I split quite a bit of wood, some weeds. wh e el made 60 post holes and mowed Sept. 10- I went to town after doctor for Min n i e Hartsel . VIRGINIAAPPALACHIANNOTES �Sept . 12- I wen~ to town to re g is t e r th is e v e n i n g. Sept. 13- We took 43 bu. tomatoes to factory late Marvin, Carl, and Dennis help e d pick th e m. th is ...... Sept . 18- I went to Mr. Freemans for 7-1/2 bu. 1/2 gals . Apple Butter • '· .; - Sept. 21- Willie and evening . Russell helped me cut 12 shocks of Sept. 23- Willie and evening. Russell helped me pick 24 .~i !; t. • ; .•<i>.· :; ij:;J apples. bu. Sept. 28- I took Effie Marple and 3 children and Miss Troutville tonight. e v e ning. We made 16corn this tomatoes this Fannie Lee to :~ . ;:1 Oct. 4 - Ida, Oct. 5 - I took Ida and her father and mother to the street car to go to Roanoke. I dug sweet potatoes and picked apples until time to come home . Willie, Russell and self took trade to Roanoke then to Ida ' s mothers to spend the night. and Oct. 10 - I went up near mountain and got a lot of wild grapes. Oct. 15 - Oct. 16 - I went to Haymakertown for the funeral of Chenny Looney. 10 neighborhood men and boys helped Everett and Asa Looney cut his mothers corn . Oct. 22 - We made 5-1/4 gal. syrup from cane out of Walters bottom. me bring piano from Sessler ' s Oct. 31 - Jake helped helped put it in and here for dinner. Nov. 2 - Ida quite sick this morning. Dr . sale . Walter Graybill here awhile . Nov. 11 - Germans Surrendered today . Dec. 13 - Walter helped me put in new brake liners , and change 1 wheel on our car. new f'ront spring Dec. 25 - We did our chores and then went to Mother Garsts day . f'or the Dec. 30 - I helped Ida with the washing and hauled two loads of lumber trom Poagues. Mrs. Ferrell, John and Sam Poag u e and Bessie Horne here this P.H. 19 1 9 ~-· Jan. 9 - Mama , Mamie, Ida, two little ones and self to Bible school a t Daleville today. 'VJRGINIA-Af>PALACHIANNOTES �J an . 11 - The c h i ldren helped me cl ea n stable and haul 5 l o ads of ma nu re . J a n. 18 - To t own wit h Sam Poag u e th i s mo rnin g . I stack boards for D .U. Au s t i n t h i s e v e n i n g. Jan. little 23 - Took children to school and then took Ida and two c hildren, ma ma, John, Walte r, a nd Mamie to Coras. It is her 35th birthday. helped Wa l t e r Jan. 30 - Prof. Moherman here awhile in the interest of endowment. Feb. 3 - I Feb. 21 - Took trade out home and children to school, grain to poagues mill, then took mama, Ma~ie, Ida and two little ones to school program . Later I took Walter, Estelle, Ida and Russell to health speaking and music program at Daleville. Feb. 22 Mar. 8 - helped wash, and helped load last of county hay. This evening I helped Jake put new brake liners in his car at our barn. ' Jamie Cronise came to fix and tune piano. Myers took dinner here. Ida and Mrs. Ayers with me to take trade to Roanoke. Garst came home with us. Mar. 27 - Took children to school , split lot of wood. April 8 - He and fixed some rocking chairs Fr a nk Kate and I worked on car then took Ida, Walter and Mamie to lEunice Landers funeral. A large crowd and many beautiful f ewers . April 11- I fixed some cuts in car tire and fixed one inner tube . April 18- Took 1/2 bu. seed corn to toll gate at Cloverdale f o r Clarence Garst to pick up. I then went back to Societ y an d to Luthers for supper. April 19- Took load of manure to Walters lower bottom, helped h im haul some rock and hauled old rails to burn at plant bed. One knotty rail fell from wagon a nd struck my left e ar and out the top off. Went by town t o have my ear dr e s sed this afternoon. April 22- I helped Walter load 15 ties th e n home a n d did litt le work on car. I got ready and took . mama, Es t elle a n d Ida to Aunt Elizabeth Coffmans funeral at Trinit y. April 24- Walter helped me set up two row corn p l a nte r . April 28- I plowed etc. until time to go to s c hool h o us e for meeting in regards to new school build i n g . VIA~lllU-& l'U'\ A. A'" II A~· IUl\TC~ �April 30- Willie and Russell went with me to Luthers for young calf. May 10 - Estelle Williams and Minnie Hartsel went with us to love feast at Valley Church and then to contest at college gym . May 13 - Harrowed land and planted corn and then went to funeral Jennings Deeds, son of B.K. Deeds. May 19 - Ida's 31st birthday. May 20 - Married of 11 years today. Walter helped me put new mower together. I moved old mower from out home. I took some parts from it and put on new mower. ;,. • May 21 Ida, Willie, Haymakertown. June 2 Russell - John, Walter, our tomatoes today. and boys self to school and self set about exercises at acres of 4 ~· ~ ~· July 17 - Walter and his 3 boys, Jake, Kenneth, Clinton, Willie and myself went to mountains for huckle berries. (about 14 gal.) July 22 - I mowed path to spring, cleaned i t and fixed for cream there. I mowed awhile this evening. Aug. 1 - Papa, mama, Ida, Edna and myself met Ernestine and two at children in Fincastle and all went to Selma church Clifton Forge for district meeting. Aug. 13 - Walter and self and four boys picked and hauled 25 bu. tomatoes. Oscar Crawford and family, mama, Mamie and Leo here for dinner. Aug. 16 - £ r•' keeping I took trade to Roanoke, Estelle and Mary with went to Virgils for dinner. me. We Aug. 29 - I met Sam Perry at woods beyond home to measure and agree upon school house lot. He agrees to give as much as 1-1/4 acre if a good woven wire fence is put up and maintained. Sept. 2 - Jake and myself' made a canvass for f'unds till noon. new school building Sept· 9 - We picked tomatoes t i l l past noon. Walter took them factory and I took mama, Estelle and Mamie to town. Sept . 16- Willie h e 1 pe d me cut 23 shocks or corn. I then t oo k and two children· to her mothers. Estelle and Mary with us . Sept. 25- I took trade to Roanoke and did some dealing. went to the fairgrounds a while. _'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES to Ida went Afterward I �Oct. 1 - We ground our cane and made molasses ( 10 1/8 gal . ) Oct. 2 - Ida and Mamie made apple butter today . ( 19 gal . ) Oct. 13 - Ida's Uncle Jerry Brewbaker and wife, and Nellie here for dinner today. Mrs. Garst, Clarence Oct . 14 - Walter went with me to town and to fairgrounds with potatoes and corn. Oct. 16 - We took Mamie & Estelle with us to fair Willie and Russell with Walter in wagon. grounds some today. Oct. 18 - I Nov. 8 Willie took two horses to shop at Fincastle. I took trade, Mamie and 3 children to their new abode in Roanoke County. I took trade on to Roanoke and brought John Deeds back as f ar as mail box. - helped survey the school house . ' Nov. 13 - I Nov. 19 - I took pa , funeral. Ida, and children to Mr. John Henderson's helped Jake haul one load of rock and then put an d concrete for milk hous e . in form Nov. 26 - Pa went with me to D.S. Deeds corn shucking this P.M. Nov. 29 - I clerked sale for Mrs. Overstreet today. Dec. 5 I got 204 ft . of boards from Bunyon Gusler for old school house partition. - Dec. 8 Dec.13 went to phone meeting and to the funeral Godwin. I - of Mr. James 2 Mama, Ida and took 3 of the children to Coras. I bought 2 heifers ch ildren went with me to Deed's sale. $38.00 and $40.50, 10 bushels oats $12.00 and chain $0 . 15. I Dec. 18 - Took trade to Roanoke. I bought a new fodder cutter and had nerve killed in tooth while I was there. Dec. 25 - Mamas, today. Dec. 30 - Jake and myself put Dec. 31 - The record is now made for 1919 . Luthers , Mamies, uncle Dan and Aunt Annie here Luther, Clinton, J ohn and self hunted a while. up new stove pipe at school house . 'VIDf\IUU UUUI Al'UIAM NOTFS �.. ·< $ C'> z > ~ -0 ~ ~ :1: ~ ~ -i fT1 V> PHOTO NO. INDEXING NO. 1 2 3 4 5 thru 8 9 & 10 11 & 12 13 14 & 15 16 thru 20 21 22&23 24&25 26 27 thru 47 4B thru 70 71 thru 88 B9 thru 91 92 93 94 95& 96 97 thru 99 100 101 thru 106 107 thru 110 111 thru 119 120 thru 123 124 thru 126 127 & 128 129 thru 131 132 thru 134 135 136 & 137 138 139 140 141 142 &143 SIZE 5xB Bx 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8 x 10 Bx 10 8 x 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 Bx 10 8 x 10 8x10 Bx 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8x10 Bx 10 8 x 10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 Bx 10 8x10 8 x 10 Bx 10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 TYPE B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W NAME Theater Mick or Mack VICA Bank vault Bank vault City Hall City Hall City Hall Ingersoll-Rand Ingersoll-Rand · Mick or Mack· · New Bank of Roanoke New Bank of Roanoke New Bank of Roanoke Poff Building V.A. Hospital Noland (?) Noland(?) Pool Restaurant Office Poff Building ('"'} Hatcher Trucking J.W. Burress National I of H Bldg City Utilities Noland(?) Electrical Sub-station Industrial Machinery Leggetts Electrical Sub-station Roanoke River Bridge Noland Company Church Church CYF Conference VJWC VJWC Roanoke City Mills THE PARKER STUDIO DESCRIPTION Small theater group Mick or Mack-store front presenting awards to 3 people safe and individual lock boxes shown safe deposit boxes exterior view Interior view Vacant room Air motor planetary drive 2 rope hoist air motor planetary drive 4 rope hoist Exterior view and parking lot mini bank inside Mick or Mack grocery store mini bank counter View of vault area contruction of U.S. Courthouse and Federal Building Hospital renovation Highway construction machinery Executive sitting at desk Back yard swimming pool Interior view not finished Series of roller top desk in line furnishing in 2 new court rooms View of damaged truck Exterior, Contruction and Industrial equipment building National Inst of Health Bldg Bethesda Maryland Street excavation for utility work Exterior of new building and parking lot View of electrical power sub-station & surroundings Stedman "F" series cage mill with conveyor and drive Interior view of a Leggetts store Views fo electrical power sub-station Dedication of new bridge, Roanoke River, Noel Taylor & others Corporate aircraft with company personnel and customers Interior view of church auditorium 2nd Presbyterian church junior choir Personnel attending CYF conference, Craig Springs VA Award ceremony to Valley Junior Women's Club Shell Oil Co. Award ceremony to Valley Junior Women's Club Shell Oil Co. Roanoke City Mills Inc. Annual Sales meeting · Par-ker Phot"o- Studi.o-Colled:lhYV - _j 0 �.,J ::. er .>.. --.. • • ,'• PHOTO NO. INDEXING NO. 144 145 thru 151 152 153 154 155 156 thru 158 159 thru 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 & 168 169 170 171 thru 173 174 175 & 176 177 thru 182 183 thru 188 189 thru 193 194 195 & 196 197 thru 199 200 thru 202 203 thru 207 208 thru 212 213 214 215 thru 217 218 & 219 220 221 222 223 thru 228 229 & 230 231 232 thru 238 SIZE Bx 10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 8x10 8x 10 2x3 3x5 8x10 5x7 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 Bx 10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 THE PARKER STUDIO TYPE NAME DESCRIPTION B &W School Graduating class picture . B&W Maston-Wuddy Wedding Wedding party, Musician Bill Kenzie, separate envelope with negs. B&W Portrait childs portrait B&W Portrait Gentleman's portrait B&W Portrait Young mans portrait B&W Portrait Couple's portrait B&W Portrait Couple's portrait B&W Street Repairs City street repair work B&W Portrait Gentleman's portrait B&W Portrait Of Nurse B&W Portrait Picture of gentlman B&W Portrait Ladies picture B&W Colonial Tourest Home Exterior view of Colonial Tourest Home B&W L. Cohn and Son Signs for Botany 500 and Van Heusen, 208 Jefferson B&W Roanoke Weaving Co Exterior view of Roanoke Weaving Co Inc B&W VEC Exterior view of Virginia Employment Commission B&W Hotel Roanoke Group picture, Hotel Roanoke?, Regal Ambassador Premier B&W R.L. Obenchain Water Well Drilling rig, Bucyrus-Erie 20-W RL Obenchain, Roa B&W Hotel Roanoke Advancing technology in railroad communications B&W Electrical Sub-station Loading large power transformer onto flatbed trailer B&W Foundry Processing castings in foundry B&W Universal Ball Co Exterior view of Universal Ball Company B&W Manufacturing Plant Interior of manufacturing room, showing cleaning machine B&W Manufacturing Plant Interior of manufacturing plant, changing batteries on fork lift B&W Machinery View of snow removal equipment B&W Store Exterior of Cheds Department Store B&W Gas Station Exterior of a Gulf service station B&W Commercial Display Bathroom fixturres and lighting fixture display B&W Building Carlton-Terrace B&W Vehicle Davis H. Elliot Company truck B&W Store Interior view of retail store B&W Raonoke Gas Roanoke Gas company display B&W Ceremony Ground Breaking ceremony B&W Store Propst--Childress store display B&W Hotel Roanoke Group, Phoenix Mutual, Branch office Conference B&W Manufacturing Plant Light industry fabrication plant B&W Whitehead Whitehead Plumbing, Heating & Gas Company B&W Swartz Exterior view of W.P. Swartz Jr. & Company B&W Janitrol Product display of Janitrol Heating and Cooling --! �< $ C> z > 10 ,, ~ ~ :x ~ I~ 1-f m "' PHOTO NO. INDEXING NO. 239 240 & 241 242 243 244 245 thru 247 248 & 249 250 & 251 252 thru 25B 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 & 267 268 & 269 270 & 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 SIZE 8 x 10 8x10 Bx 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8 x 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8x10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8x10 5x7 8 x 10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8x10 Bx 10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 ax 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 5x7 5x7 8x10 8 x 10 8x10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 TYPE B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W Color B&W B&W B&W B&W Negative Negative Negative Negative Negative B&W Color Negative Negative Negative Negative B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W NAME Commercial Display Union Caribide Seminar School Theater Hotel Roanoke Manufacturing Plant Church Portrait Machinery Building Group School Group Meeting Portrait Industrial Machinery Industrial Machinery Office Portrait Ceremony Church Church Group Group Group Building Church Music Related Office Wedding Ceremony Ceremony Group Office Group Group Group THE PARKER STUDIO DESCRIPTION Display of kitchen applicanes & plumbing fixtures Union Carbide, Linde Div, Hospital Gas products Hudson Business Management Seminar Motor co. reps Oak Hill Academy Board of Trustees Motion picture projector and projectionist Railroad conference Mill or weaving plant Pipe organ console and organist Individuals Dr. Pepper bottling plant machinery Exterior view of Hitching Post Motel ladies group picture Blacksburg high baseball team Ladies and Gentlemen group in formal atire Lady speaker and audience Wedding Pump hoist equipment General Electric switch gear and personnel Computer Room and punch card operation Uniformed woman named FORTIER, Coast Gurard? Awards at Holiday Inn on Peters Creek Rd. Oral Roberts Campaign (4 negatives) Greene Memorial Methodist Church Junior Choir (3 Neg.) Samuel Spigels ( Night shot) Fireplace, BSA Troop 21, DEATON, PARKER, RING, and WRIGHT AB PARKER and W.C. PARKER (4 neg.) RUTHERFOORD family (4 prints and 4 neg) Poff Federal Building Greene Memorial Methodist Church Roanoke Symphony Orch. & Chorus, American Legion Aud. (4 neg) Hayes-Mattern & Mattern & Seay Architects (14 Neg) CARMACK-VIPPERMAN, First Presbyterian Church Award presentation Award presentation 3 men May Plumbing, Heating, cooli ng Salesman group, "I'll get mine in '49, will you?" -2 men at desk in office Group meeting in large room large employee group picture in factory area Group of women at work in factory --J C).J �,-... 5 -. .. ''..r . .... ) -.. > • 5 ,,...,, PHOTO NO. INDEXING NO. 292 293 294 thru 329 330 331 thru 340 341thru343 344-345 346 thru 348 349-350 351-352 353 thru 357 358 thru 361 362-363 364 thru 395 396 thru 430 431thru442 443 thru 450 451 thru 455 456 thru 487 488 thru 511 512-513 514 515 516 thru 528 529 thru 533 534 thru 537 538 thru 540 541thru550 551-552 553-554 555 thru 565 566 thru 578 579 thru 589 590 591thru602 603 thru 617 618 thru 675 676 thru 680 681thru683 SIZE 5x7 Bx 10 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 Bx 10 8x10 5 x7 5 x7 5x 7 5x7 5x7 5x7 5x7 5x7 3x5 3x5 Bx 10 8x10 8x10 Bx 10 Bx 10 8x10 8x10 8x10 Bx 10 3x5 8 x 10 8 x 10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8 x 10 TYPE B &W B &W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B &W B&W B &W B&W B &W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B& W B&W B&W B&W B& W B&W B&W B&W B&W B& W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B& W B& W B&W THE PARKER STUDIO DESCRIPTION NAME Product Exploded view of a Yale Lock Product Exploded view of a Yale Lock Miscellaneous Mostly industrial, unidentifiable Greene Memorial M. C. Adult Choir, Greene Memorial Methodist Church Lincoln Group Co. Group meeting, Lincoln Group Companies Portrait Wedding portrait in gown Portrait Bride in wedding gown Portrait Couple's portrait Portrait Lady Portrait Gentleman's portrait Portrait childs portrait Portrait Family portrait Group Seated around table ( B women and 2 men) Portrait Gentleman's portrait Portrait Ladies Portrait Portrait Couple's portrait Portrait In bridal gown Portrait Members of wedding party Portrait Gentleman's portrait Portrait Lady Portrait childs portrait Portrait Animal Portrait Family portrait Portrait Members of wedding party Group Anniversary or Wedding Party Team Boys baseball team Music Related Youth symphony Graduation Girl in cap and gown Graduation Boy in cap and gown Portrait David Garcia ( in envelop) Portrait Family portrait Group Family group Graduation Class picture Ferrum Three ladies Group College age group Presentation Award presentation Group Men's group Group Udylite group Group Hotel Roanoke, misc. - - - - --J w �:•'· " < $ C> z > 2; -0 ~ ~ ::c > :z ~ -; fTl <r> -vy· , ., . ~: . ·· PHOTO NO. INDEXING NO. 684 thru 735 736 thru 742 743 thru 750 751thru757 758 thru 771 772 thru 789 790 791 792- 793 794 795 thru 797 798 thru 800 801 thru 803 804 805 806 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 817 818 819 820 821 822 823 824 825 826 827 828 829 '':ill'~ SIZE 8 x 10 8 x 10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8x10 8 x 10 8 x 10 8x10 8 x 10 8x10 8 x 10 8x10 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 3x5 rq!f~11'~ TYPE B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W ;t\!~)1F'• '7'! ~)1~ NAME Group Group Group Group Group Group Group Group Theater Theater Group Furniture Electrical Building Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook ·"'J .;,·,~~ ·{~ ~ ·r~'t• ·"I >,l~;, \.~:J. .1\\~J'.'f\4 ~\·\t i . l 1• .·· • • • THE PARKER STUDIO DESCRIPTION Hotel Roanoke, misc. Civitan Club Colonial Virginia Misc. misc. church misc. Individuals and small groups in working environment Children in school play Group of women High school theatrical group High school theatrical group Virginia Independent Telephone Association Sectional sofa Basic lamp wiring layout Exterior of Liberty Limestone Corp. Student yearbook picture, name: Via Student yearbook picture, name: Lee Whitlow Student yearbook picture, name: David F Ross Student yearbook picture, name: Jerry L. Prillaman Student yearbook picture, name: Michal A. Hallien? Student yearbook picture, name: Thomas Moody Student yearbook picture, name: Cline Hall Student yearbook picture, name: Jas. Gailes Student yearbook picture, name: Raol S. Crosby? Student yearbook picture, name: Flanagan Student yearbook picture, name: G. Bell Student yearbook picture, name: F. Lowmiller Student yearbook picture, name: David Carter Student yearbook picture, name: Wm. M. Hodge Student yearbook picture, name: Ronny L. Mady Student yearbook picture, name: Thomas M. Jayner Student yearbook picture, name: Earl D. Clay? 1967-1968 Student yearbook picture, name: Robert W. Day Student yearbook picture, name: S. J. Panneton Student yearbook picture, name: H. M. Lipsey? Student yearbook picture, name: Rollis Student yearbook picture, name: Rollis Student yearbook picture, name: Shane Cline Student yearbook picture, name: Lynn S. Mitchell Student yearbook picture, name: Pat Pyroomi? -J ~. �i C) z > ~ > ,~ :c -u SIZE PHOTO NO. INDEXING NO. 3x5 830 3x5 831 832 3x5 833 3x5 834 3x5 835 3x5 836 3x5 837 thru 839 Bx 10 840 8 x 10 841-842 8 x 10 843 thru 845 8x10 846-847 8x10 848 thru 860 5x7 861 5x7 862 3x 5 . 863 thru 870 3x5 871thru876 1.5 x 2.5 877 11 x 17 1 Box 1 Stack TYPE B &W B &W B&W B &W B&W B &W B&W B& W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W B&W Color NAME Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Yearbook Industrial Store Basement Wedding Miscellaneous Yearbook Industrial Passport Portrait Yearbook Portrait Various Negatives Misc Various Paper Misc THE PARKER STUDIO DESCRIPTION Student yearbook picture, name: C. Anderson Student yearbook picture, name: Joan Brett Student yearbook picture, name: Mrs. Eva L. Wood Student yearbook picture, name: Freda Wood Student yearbook picture, name: Martha Davis Student yearbook picture, name: Cheryl Knight Student yearbook picture, name: Pat Brune Misc. Retail store interior Residential flooded basement Misc wedding party Personnel School class pictures Transformer sub station individual photo sample Individuals Individual school pictures Family Misc Blank checks, receipts, etc. ~ ,.,,~ -i (,/) - '1 U'~ �Hans Jacob Koger Who Were His Sons? By Barbara Cogar Irwin For many years there has been a dispute concerning the sons of Hans Jacob Koger and his wife Lucinda Crum. Some family genealogists have said Jacob fathered six son~s: Michael, Henry, Jo~ Jacob, Peter and Nicholas. Others have recognjzed Henry. John and Nicholas but do not accept Michael, Jacob, or Peter as his sons. The purpose of this paper is to learn more about the life of Hans Jacob and to identify his sons. For this reason a search has been made in the court records of the five Virginia counties where he resided, first Orange County, fo llowed in succession by Augusta, Halifax, Pittsylvania and Henry Counties. Special attention has been given to the court order books of these five counties. County court order books contain records of the proceedings held each day. They are brief and hand written by the county clerk. They record the date and names of the presiding justices for the day. Included in the many entries are appointments to county offices, permission to build gristmills or operate ordinaries, and the names of those ordered to survey, clear and maintain county roads. The latter was the duty of all tithabl e males over the age of sixteen years with exceptions for age, infirmity and for some appointed county officers. Juries were selected and witnesses paid for testifying at trials. Minors and orphans were bound out by the Church wardens. Deeds were acknowledged and ordered recorded in the county deed books. Wills and the administration and appraisals of estates were acknowledged and ordered recorded in the county will books. Vendues (the sale of estate properties) were also ordered recorded in the county will books. Officers were appointed for the county militia and claims were paid to the county inhabitants for the supplies they had either given or surrendered to support the Revolutionary War. Each year a county levy was recorded with payments for salaries, costs of building or maintaining county buildings, care or transportation of prisoners by the sheriff, bounty for old wolves beads, and sundry others. The total was tallied and the number of tithabJes recorded. Although these records contain little genealogical information, they do provide a picture of life in the county at that time. They can often record the activities of an ancestor that might otherwise be lost to history. A search of these records requires long hours. They are seldom indexed and then not adequately. Some pages are damaged and difficult to read; fortunately few are missing. The penmanship is not always of the best quality. This account of Hans Jacob Koger and his brother Nicholas begins in the German Palatine, the fertile area lying along the Rhine River. After one hundred years of war, beginning with the Thirty Years War (1618-1648) and culminating with the War of VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN OOTES �Spanfah Succession (1707-1713), the region lay devastated by the English and French Armies. Fields were laid waste, towns and villages pillaged and destroyed. Adding to these hardships were the religious persecutions following the Edict of Nantes in 1685. So when an agent of William Penn arrived following the unusually severe winter of 1708-09, the impoverished Germans were receptive to his account of the civil liberties and religious freedoms offered to them in Penn's Colony in the New World. By June of 1709 the first group of German emigrants had arrived in London, ready to embark on the long voyage across the ocean to a new land and a new life. 1 By 1732, so many emigrants had arrived in Pennsylvania that the Philadelphia resident Caspar W istar wrote: Some years ago this was a very fruitful country, and, like all new countries, but sparsely inhabited. Since the wilderness required much labor, and the inhabitants were few, ships that arrived with German emigrants were cordially welcomed. TI1ey were immediately discharged, and by their labor very easily earned enough to buy some land. Pennsylvania is but a small part of America, and has been open now for some years, so that not only many thousand Gem1ans, but English and Irish have settled there, and filled all part of the country; so that all who now seek land must go far into the wilderness, and purchase it at a higher price.2 That same year on October 17 two young German emigrants, Hans Jacob Koger (hereinafter referred to as Jacob) and his brother Nicholas Koger, 3 arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on the ship Pink, John and William.4 They remained in Pennsylvania for several years where Nicholas married Elizabeth Wilheut in York County on 15 Aug 5 1735. No record of marriage for Jacob has been found, but descendants claim that he married Lucinda Crum in ] 73 7 before leaving the state. In time both followed the Great Warriors' Path that led from Philadelphia south to Maryland, Virginia and the Carolinas where cheaper land was readily available. Jacob arrived in Orange County, Virginia sometime before June 1740 for on the 26th of that month "Jacob Coger of the Parish of St. Mark in Orange County" paid 17 pounds Pennsylvania money to Jacob Castle for 75 acres ofland on the Shenandoah River at the Hawks bill Run. 6 It is not known when Nicholas arrived, possibly the following year because Jacob Weller and his wife, Orange County residents, were sponsors at the baptism of his son John Jacob Koger on 27 Sep 1741. 7 Descendants say that Indians attacked and killed Nicholas in 1743 while he was building a house; he died without leaving a will in August of that year. The widow Elizabeth, left with five young children, John, Ann Elizabeth, John Michael, John Jacob and Anna Catherine, 8 " •.• Relinquished her Right of administration of her Deced(deceased) husband Nich(olas) Coger's estate, to Jacob Coger, brother to the Sd(said) Nicholas ... " Adam Miller and William Carpenter entered into the bond with Jacob for his faithful administration of the estate. 9 Adam Miller was an uncle of the five VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �.. cruldren, having married Maria Barbara Wilheut the sister of the widow El izabeth. The identity of William Carpenter is not known; some claim he was the husband of Maria Eva Wilheut, another sister of Elizabeth. 10 A month after the death of Nicholas, Jacob sold the 75 acre tract he had purchased from Jacob Castle to John Megert for 35 pounds and purchased 800 acres, part of a 2000 acre patent on the east side of the Shenandoah River, from Richard Maudlin for I 50 pounds. 11 There must have been some question concerning the property rights of the children of Nicholas Coger, for on that same day Jacob was ordered to appear at the next Court to answer such matters as by the said Court shall be objected of him with respect to a Certain Fraud Suggested to be committed by him against the Orphans of Nicholas Coger, Deced(deceased) Who are ordered to be brought by the Sd(said) Coger to the next Court. 12 It should be noted here that the term orphan in the colonial period did not necessarily imply the death of the mother. Elizabeth survived her husband but the time or place of her death is not known. Whatever the problem was concerning the fraud, it must have been settled privately for no further action was taken in court. The following month on 25 Nov I 743 Jacob returned the appraisement of Nicholas Coger's estate and the court ordered it to be admitted to record 13 • There are no further records concerning Nichol as. E lizabeth and their five children in the Orange County Order Books until 24 May 1753 when Jacob returned an accounting of the estate ofNicholas and a bond was acknowledged for the benefit of the children. 14 On May 1744 Jacob brought a suit for debt against John Bumgardner; this suit was agreed upon and dismissed the foJlowing year. 15 Later the same year, the area of Orange County known as Augusta was surveyed and established as a separate county known as Augusta County. For the next several years Jacob was a resident of the new county. Jacob first appears in the Augusta County Court Order Books on 2 1 Aug 1746 when Jolm Ennis brought suit against him for trespass. The suit was continued until the following September when it was dismissed. However, five months later Ennis sued Jacob for debt. Jacob pleaded not guilty and on 23 May 1747 the jury brought in their verdict: "We find for the defendant, James Carter foreman." Jacob recovered his costs expended for his defense. Adam Miller and his wife Barbara were paid 200 pounds of tobacco by Jacob for attending court for four days to give evidence for Jacob as the law required. John Bumgardner was paid 50 pounds of tobacco for two days to give evidence for Jacob. 16 The following year Jacob was appointed overseer of the road in place of Adam Miller. It was his responsibility along with all the male tithabJes along the road to keep it VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN OOTES �cleared and in good repair. At the end of the year he was discharged and Henry Long was appointed in his place. 17 Once again John Ennis brought suit against Jacob; this suit was dismissed on the plaintiffs motion. A year later Ennis again sued Jacob. It seems the costs of the suit of 1747 had not been paid and it was suspended until those costs were recovered. The debt 18 must have been settled for there were no further suits between John Ennis and Jacob. Six months later, Jacob found himself in breach of the strict Sabbath laws of the Colony, an event that has been reported in Augusta County histories. On 28 Nov 1750 a Grand Jury convened and made several presentments to the Court for breaches of the Sabbath and other offences. T he first presentment was to Jacob Coger for a breach of the Law by Driving Hoggs over the blue Ridge on the Sabbath day within these two months last past by the Information of Henry Downs. 19 It has been suggested that perhaps Jacob did not have an almanac, but perhaps as a good farmer he was more concerned about rounding up his hogs than keeping the Sabbath. It was customary for German fanners to let their hogs run loose in the woods where they could feed on acorns and roots. Then in the late fall they would then be rounded up for "hog killing day" in December when neighbors 20 gathered together "to kill, clean and butcher their porkers for the winter ahead. " The following May he was ordered by the court to pay to the Wardens of Augusta parish where the offense was Committed for the use of the Poor of the said Parish five shillings Current money and that he pay Costs. 21 Two years later (20 May 1752) John Harmon was discharged as constable and ordered to summon Jacob to the County court to be sworn in as his rep la cement. 22 On 14 Feb 1753 a survey was made for Jacob for 930 acres of land on the . " Shenando River". 530 acres of the tract were part of a 2000 grant to Richard Maudlm that had been sold to Jacob by Maudlin. The remaining 400 acres " he took up by survey." Two months later on 24 Apr 1753 Jacob was granted a patent to the 930 acres for the sum of forty shillings. By the tem1s of the patent Jacob was to pay a rent fee of one shilling yearly for every 50 acres of land and he was to cultivate and improve a part of every 50 acres within the year except for that which had been improved according to the former patent. If the payments should fall in arrears or be unpaid within a period of ~ee years or the land not cultivated as required by the terms of the patent then the land and its appurtenances would be granted to other person or persons. 23 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/SO Two months later Adam Miller brought suit against Jacob. The problem mus t have been settled privately between the two men for as neither appeared in court the suit was dismissed. 24 Jacob made one last trip to Orange County, for on the 24 1h of May 1753 he returned an account of the estate of his deceased brother Nicholas to the county court. The widow Elizabeth Coger received 20 pounds and 5 pence as her part of the estate after which all debts against the estate were paid. Jacob claimed expenses for traveling twice to Pennsylvania to collect a bond and to sundry visits to the Orange County Court but no amount was given for those expenses. The account notes that one Henry Thomas was paid in "pensilvanie Money". 2 On the same day Jacob sold 465 acres of the new patent of 930 acres on the Shenandoah River to Thomas McCredie, a merchant of Fredericksburg. McCredie, George Frazier and Jeremiah Morton in turn put up a bond for 119 pounds, 14 sh iI Ii ngs and 6 pence to the children of Nicholas Coger. If a payment of 59 pounds, 12 pence and 3 shillings were made "on or before the first day of June next ensueing" the above obligation would be void otherwise remain in full force. Jacob retained the remainder of the 930 acres in his own name. 26 On 19 November 1755 Adam Miller was appointed guardian of his nephew 27 Michael Coger. William Owlor and Henry Miller were his securities on the bond. It appears that Jacob and his family left The Valley of Virginia sometime after completing his duties as administrator of his brother's estate to establish a new home in Halifax Co., VA. There on 23 April 1754 Jacob had surveys made for two tracts of land on both sides of Stone' s Creek, 118 and 285 acres respectively. A third tract of 94 acres on Mayo River was surveyed the following day.28 Patents for the three tracts were granted to Jacob on 16 March 1771. A patent to 117 acres on Stones Creek was granted to Jacob on 2 Dec 1785 (three years after his death). Another patent was granted on 23 Jul 1787 for 257 acres surveyed on 25 Oct 1755 on Stones Creek beginning at Cogar corner. In all, Jacob acquired 861 acres of land by patent.29 .. ...~ • J 1 Jacob first appears in the Halifax Court Pleas(Order) Book of 18 Nov 1756; on that day he went into court to collect a bounty for one old wolf head. The following day, .(;': his . natura1·izatton. . 30 he "took the Usual Oaths to his Majesty Person and Government" ior The following years were difficult for Jacob. In addition to clearing fields and making improvements on his newly acquired land, he was twice involved in suits. A suit he brought against William Murphy was dismissed when Jacob did not continue the 31 prosecution. The following year at the March court of 1758 Hampton, Wade, and William Stokes brought suit against him; an agreement was reached and the suit dismissed. But Jacob was to pay the plaintiffs "their Costs by them in their behalf Expended." 32 'VlRGlN\A APPAL/\CH\f\N NOTES �A more serious situation arose on 6 May 1758 when Jacob was summoned to a called court on suspicion of being an accessory to a murder. The accused murderer N icholas Scott, a free mulatto, pleaded not guilty. Witnesses were heard. It was the opinion of the court that Scott be returned to the county goal to await trial before a court of O yer and Tenniner. Jacob was summoned to the bar but claimed he knew nothing of the matter for w hich he was charged. Again, witnesses were heard. Unfortunately the bottom pages of the order book had been damaged and the verdict relating to Jacob was missing. No further records concerning the trial were found in the following pages of the court order book.33 Later entries for disbursements made at the county levy for the year 1758-59 do shed light on the chain of events. At a court held on Friday the 16th of March 1759 the sheriff was paid "for Summoning and Attendjng a Called court on the E~amination of Scott and Cogar." The following December on Friday the 2 1st Benjamin Dickson was paid "for a Horse Damaged in conveying _ _ Scott and Cogar to the public Goal. George Watkins was also paid for "conveying the said Scott and Cogar to the public Goal" and reimbursed for a saddle lost by accident at that time. On the County Levy o f 16 Jan 1761 , David Caldwell was reimbursed for a "horse Impressed to Convey Nicholas Scott to Williamsburg." That same day Theophilis Lacy was the "assignee of Jacob Cogar for one old wolf head." From the foregoing it seems that although Jacob . . d 34 spent time m the county goal he was found not guilty as charged and release . Jacob's financial difficulties were not over. Io July of 1763 Alexander McCaul, James Lyle & Company sued him for debt. The case was continued and on 16 August 1765 a jury found for the Plaintiffs; Jacob was ordered to pay damages of 14 pounds, 19 shillings, 7 pence and costs.35 The following year John Cogar collected a fee for one old wolf bead and Henry Cogar assigned two old wolves heads to Epaphioditus White. George Allen was appointed surveyor of the road from Mill Creek Waters to Marrowbone Creek; Jacob Cogar, John Cogar and Henry Cogar were among those ordered to clear and keep the road in repair. 36 In 1766-67 Stones Creek was located in the new county of Pittsylvania that was taken from a part of Halifax Co.; thus without moving the Koger faJ~ily found . themselves residents of a new county. Henry was the first of the family to appear m court where he collected a fee for one old wolf head.37 On 24 Jun 1769, Jacob was sued for a debt owed John Blevins. A judgment by default was granted with John Cogar as security. The judgement was to be discharged by payment of18 pounds, 13 shillings and 11 pence with legal interest of"five per Centum per Annum" from 29 May 1764, the d_ate ~e debt was incurred. That same day Jacob sued James Blevins, but for reasons not given lD the court records the case was dismissed.38 On 26 September 1771 John Cogar bought 11 3 acres of land on the north fork of 39 Gobling Town Creek in Pittsylvania Co. from Jacob Echols for 30 pounds. He may have married about this time for the following 25 Mar I 774 E lizabeth Cogar appeared as a witness for Eleanor Martin in the latter's suit for "Trespass assault and Battery" against Anthony Tittle and Ann his wife. The plaintiff Eleanor Martin recovered damages and 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN t«>TES �(8~ costs and Elizabeth Cogar was paid for two days attendance. That same day. Jolm Cogar served on the jury for four different cases. 40 John Donelson, Gent. Surveyor of Pittsylvania Co. was appointed on 29 Nov 1776 to run a dividing line between Pittsylvania and the newl y created County of H e nry: Stones Creek was then located in the new county and Jacob and his family became residents of Henry County, VA. By 1777 Jacob may have been pressed for cash, fo r the re were rent fees to be paid on bis 861 acres, land to be cleared and cultivated and perhaps money still owed to John Blevins on 21 April 1777 he sold his 94 acres on the north fork ' 41 of the Mayo River to Thomas Stockton for 60 pounds. During the War of Independence (1776-1781) no records were found in the court order books that Henry, John or Nicholas Koger served in the military. John, however. 42 was reimbursed on 24 May 1782 for 25 lbs. of beef supplied the commissioners. On 21 Oct 1782, Jacob deeded the 285 acre tract on both sides of Stones Creek patented to him in 1771 to " Henry Koger ... for and in Consideration of Divers Good Causes and more Especially for the Natural Affection I have for my son Henry." Peter 43 Coger, John Dellard and Mary (X) Coger witnessed this deed. The following month on 15 Nov J782 John Cogar was ordered to " ... take into his Possession the Estate of Jacob Cogar his Father, for the future Support of the said Jacob 4 Cogar, it appearing that the said Jacob Cogar is Delirious ... '"' Two weeks later on 29 November1 782 the administration of Jacob's estate was granted to John Cogar. John Marm, Charles Fisher, Samuel Allen and Henry Tittle or any three of them were to appraise the estate. The appraisement was made on 13 June 1783 and on 26 June J783 was acknowledged and ordered recorded by the Henry County Court.45 Therefore, the foregoing court records show that Jacob Koger died between th e 15th and 29th of November 1782. Jacob left no will. But court records do show that John and Henry were his son s. While Nicholas is not so identified, he is found on the 1782 Henry Co., VA p ersonal property tax lists with Jacob, Henry and John. In 1788 Nicholas paid taxes on land that had belonged to Jacob, namely, the 257 acre tract on Stone's Creek that had been surveyed for Jacob on 23 Oct 1755 and granted to Jacob on 23 July 1787 about five years after bis death. 46 Jacob therefore had three known sons: John, Henry and Nicholas. The question remains: Were Peter Jacob and Michael also sons of Jacob Koger? First Peter will be discussed, then Jacob ~nd Michael. There are no entries for Peter in the court records except for the signatures of Peter Coger and Mary (X) Coger as witnesses to the 1782 deed granting land to Jacob's son Henry. These signatures have been offered as proof that Peter was the son of Jacob Vl~~llll A Ann• t a"'' ........ ·-~,,..,. �and that Mary was the wife of Peter. But these signatures alone tell us nothing of their identity, their relationship to Jacob or to each other. Peter made three applications for service in the Revolutionary War. In these applications he declared that he was born either in Pennsylvania and taken to Virginia as an infant or born on the Hawksbill in the State of Virginia. His dates of birth in these applications range from 1748 to 1761 . He said that he was raised in Rockingham Co., VA, entered the service with his brother Jacob in that county and that both had returned there after the war. 47 Personal property tax records show that shortly after their return to Rockingham Co. Peter and Jacob removed to Botetourt County, VA where they lived for several years, eventually moving to Franklin Co., V A. 48 Although Henry, John and Nicholas inherited land from Jacob, there is no record that Peter inherited land from Jacob. Peter did not buy land until 1797 two years after moving to Franklin County and49 fifteen years after the death of Jacob; this is the first record of land ownership by Peter. Moreover, a comparison of personal property taxes paid by Peter and Jacob's sons H~nry, 0 John and Nicholas shows that Peter was considerably less affluent than Jacob's sons.' Therefore it would appear that Peter inherited nothing from Jacob. For the following reasons, it appears that Peter was not a son of Jacob. When Jacob and his family departed Augusta Co. for Halifax Co. between 1753 and 1754, Peter had either not yet been born or was very youno. He was raised in Augusta County (from which Rockingham County was later organized in 1778) while Jacob and his family were living in what eventually became Henry Co, VA. Peter is not found on the court order books or the tax records (land or personal property records) of the counties where Hans Jacob resided. There is no record that he inherited land from Jacob or came into possession of land Jacob had owned. There is no record of a son named Jacob, Jr. associated with Jacob and his wife Lucinda Crum. Peter's brother Jacob served with him in the George Rogers Clark campaign and soon after their return to Rockingham County they removed to Botetourt Co., VA where Jacob married Sarah Walker on 15 Jun 1791. 51 In 1793 Jacob and Sarah moved to Franklin Co., VA and bought land. 52 Jacob died in Franklin County after . making a will on 21 May 1797 leaving his estate to his loving wife Sarah C:oger. dunng her widowhood. Should she marry, the estate would be divided with one third given to his wife and the remainder to his children. 53 There is then, nothing in the records to suggest that Jacob had a son Jacob, Jr. or that Peter's brother Jacob was a son of Jacob. It has been claimed that Hans Jacob and Lucinda had a son Michael. But there was no Michael found in the Halifax, Pittsylvania or Henry County court recor~s. The name Michael first appears in an Augusta Court record of 1755 when Adam M1Jler . 4 became the guardian of"Michael Coger, orphan of Nicholas Coger, deceased."' This Michael was the son of Nicholas and Elizabeth (Wilbeut) Koger. Seven years later, on 6 Jun 1762, Michael married 55 and on the 131h of August of that san1e year Jacob Coge~6 of Halifax Co., VA sold 455 acres more or less to Michael Coger of Augusta Co., VA. ' This tract was the part of the 930 acres patented to Jacob in 1753 that he had kept in his own name after selling 465 acres to Thomas McCredie. It has been claimed that this was VIRGINIA .APPAi Al'UIA ..I ll/\TC't" �JS4 a wedding gift from Jacob to his son Michael, but the deed does not state that Michael was his son or that the land was a gift, wedding or otherwise. In the following years, Michael acquired more land in Augusta County and was appointed a captain of the militia.57 When that county was divided in 1778, Michael was in that part which became Rockingham County, VA. That same year he "took the oath of a Justice of the Peace, a 58 Justice of the County Court in Chancery and a Justice of Oyer and Terminer. He 59 remained a captain of the militia until his resignation in April of 1783. Shortly after, he sold his properties in Rockingham and moved to Kentucky where he passed the remaining years of his life. Therefore, there is no evidence that Jacob was the father of Peter, his brother Jacob or Michael. However, it is evident that Michael was the son of Nicholas Koger. The origins of Peter and his brother Jacob is the subject of further research and a follow up article. In conclusion, these records show that Jacob (Hans Jacob Koger) and his wife Lucinda Crum had three sons: Henry, John and Nicholas Koger. In the foregoing records of Colonial Virginia Court Orders the German surname Koger was usually spelled Coger or Cogar and on occasion Cogor, Coager or ~ouger. In Vol. I of Augusta Co., VA Court Orders the surname was spelled Cober but this was discontinued in the remaining volumes. The German spelling of Koger se7ms to have become the accepted spelling of the surname after the death of Jacob by his sons John, Henry and Nicholas. Jacob, the brother of Peter, signed his will as Jacob Koger; Peter and his descendants continued the Anglicized spelling of Coger or Cogar. ~ Pa:ke Rouse, Jr., The Great Wagon Road(New York: McGraw-Hill Company. 1973) P· 2 1 !bu!, pp. 22-23. Records from Co., Charles A. Nicholson: letters dated 21 Jun 1916 and 3 Jun I 977 · Baptismal Records, Evangelical Protestant Church, Schresbeirn, Auggen, Baden, Germany. Issue of Joss Koger and his first wife: Maria Koger d. 1703 b. 1701 George Nicholas Koger b. 2 Feb 1704 d. 8 Apr 1704 Issue of Joss Koger and hfa second wife: Hans Jacob Koger b. 24 Feb 1710 Nicholas Koger b. 30 Jan 1712 3 Records from Koger family genealogists: Baptismal Records, Evang_elical Protestant Church, Schreshe~ Auggen, Baden, Germany. Issue of Joss Koger. and wife ( I) Maria Catherina Gebhardt: Anna Mana Barbara Koger b. 25 Dec 1701 George N icholas Koger b. 2 Feb 1704 Joseph Koger b. I 4 Mar 1705 Peter Bernard Koger b. 15 Nov 1706 d. g Nov 1755 \/l~~n.11 l a""'• 1 a 1\1uaa1 a 11'\Tt"'f' �185 Issue of Joss Koger and wife (2) Anna Lowenberger: Hans Jacob Koger b. 24 Jul 1710 Nicholas Koger b. 30 Jan 1712 4 Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LL.D. Pensylvania German Pioneers, 1727-1808 (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.., Baltimore. 1975) 5 Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church: Records of Rev. John Caspar Stover, (York, York Co., PA). 6 Orange Co., VA Deed Books, Vol., 4, pp. 52-54. (26 Jun 1740). 7 Baptismal Records of Rev. John Caspar Stover, Christ Evangelical Lud1eran Church, York, York County, Pennsylvania. John Koger Ann Elizabeth Koger John Michael Koger John Jacob Koger Anna Catherina Born Sept. 3, 1736 Bapt. Oct. 21,1736 Born Dec. 2, 1738 Bapt. Feb. 15, 1739 Born Mar. JO, 1740 Bapt. May 19, 1740 Bom Sept. 4, 1741 Bapt. Sept. 27 1741 Born May 17, 1743 Bapt. May 27, 1743 Parents: John Nicholas Koger and wife. Sponsors: John Conrad Lau and wife. Parents: John Nicholas Koger and wife. Sponsors: Christman Lau and wife. Parents: John Nicholas Koger and wife. Sponsors: Michael Walk and wife. Parents: John Nicholas Koger anad wife. Sponsors: Jacob Weller and wife. Parents: John Nicholas Koger and wife. Sponsors: Adam and Elizaabeth Miller. Both Conrad and Christman Lau as well as Jacob and Nicholas Koger were passengers on the ship Pink, John and WiJliam that arrived in Philadelphia, PA on 17 Oct 1732. 8 Ibid 9 Orange County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 4, p. 2. (August 1743). 10 John Frederick Willheit, his wife Lucretia Hafner Willhejt and their four children, Magdalena, Barbara, Elizabeth and Frederick, were passengers on board the ship Pensilvania Merchant that arrived in Philadelphia on 10 Sep 1731.Their marriage and the births of their children are found in the records of the Scbwingern Lutheran Church located in the Northern Kraichgau area of Germany, viz: John Frederich Willheit, son of Samuel and Barbara Willbeit, born 8 Jan 1687, married 17 Nov 1711 Wilhehmina Lucretia Hafher, daughter of Paul Hafuer. Issue: Maria Magdalena b. 17 Sep 1712 Maria Barbara b. 9 Mar I 7 I 4 Johann Frederick b. 5 Aug 1716 d. 5 Aug I 716 Maria Elizabeth b. 19 Apr 1718 Maria Eva b. 20 May 1720 Maria Catherina b. 14 Aug 1721 d. 1721 George Frederick b. 16 Jul 1723 Maria Eva is not found on the passenger list with other members of the Willheit family. She is said to have married William Carpenter: however, no marraiage record has been provided. After their arrival in Philadelphia the Willlheit family joined other German families already located in York County, p A. There at the Church of Codorus Maria Magdalena married Martin Frey on l Apr 1735. Four and a half months later on 15 Aug 1735 her sister Maria Elizabeth married Nicholas Koger. The Rev. John Caspar Stover officiated on both occasions. Rev. John Caspar Stover also records that Maria Elizabeth Meuller of Adam and Barbara was born on 22 Aug 1758 and baptized on 24 Sep J758. Koger family genealogists have said that Adam Miller married Barbara Marie Koger,the sister of Hans Jacob Koger but no proof has been offered. In fact, records from the Evangelical Protestant Church, Auggen, Baden, Germany show that Hans Jacob had only one sister (a half sister of his father 's first marriage) born 25 Dec 170 I and that she died 8 May 1703. For this reason, others believe that Adam Miller married Barbara Willheit; no record of their marriage has been found. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �i8Co References for the above: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, A Publication ofthe Original Lists ofArrivals in the Port of Philadelphia From 1727-1808. Ralph Beaver Strassburger, LL.D. and William John Hinke, Ph.D., D.D. Second Priming in Two Volumes. Genealogical Publishing Co.,Inc., Baltimore, 1975. Vol. 1, pp. 43, 45, 46. the German surname in this volume has been spelled: Wilsheyt, Wildheydt. Wu lheit and Wuheit. Heritage of Braxton County, West Virginia 1995. Printed by Walsworth, lnc., Shirley Johnson-Grosse. Collector's First Edition, 1995. S. E. Grose and the Braxton County Heritage Book Committee. p. 127. 11 Orange County, VA Deeds, Vol. 7, pp. 420-431. (2 I Sep 1743); pp. 432-434. (21 Sep 1743 ). Orange County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 4, p.14. (23 Sep 1743). 13 Orange County, VA Wills, Book 2, pp. 292-293. (30 Sep 1743). Orange County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 4, p. 31. (25 Nov 1743). 14 Orange County, VA Wills, Book 2, pp. 178-179. (24 May 1753). 15 Orange County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 4, p. 139 (May 1744); p. 175 (26 Jul 1744); p. 251 (25 Jan 1745). 16 Augusta County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 1, p. 75 (2 lAug 1746); p. 114 ( 19 Sep 1746); p. 149 (22 Nov 1746); p. 179 (19 Mar 1747); p. 214 (23 May 1747); p. 215 (23 May 1747); p. 216 (23 May 1747). 17 Ibid, . Vol. 2, p. 9 (19 May 1748); p. 126 (19 May 1749). 18 Ibid., Vol. 2, p. 140 (20 May 1749); p. 403 (26 May 1750). 19 Ibid., Vol. 2, p. 490 (28 Nov 1750). 20 Parke Rouse, Jr., The Great Wagon Road(New York: McGraw-Hill Company, 1973).pp. 26-27. 21 Ibid., Vol. 2, p. 558 (2 Mar 1751). 22 Ibid , Vol. 3, p. 245 (20 May 1752). 23 Augusta County, VA Surveyors Records, Vol. I , p. 60 (14 Feb 1753). Virginia Commonwealth Land Patent, granted 24 Apr 1753. 12 24 Augusta Co., VA Court Orders, Vol. 3, p. 467 (2 1 May 1753 ). Orange County, VA. See Endnote I 4. 26 Ibid. 27 Augusta County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 4, p. 497 (19 Nov 1755). 28 Halifax County, VA Survey Book, Vol. I, pp. 118, 121, 120, 168. Halifax County, VA Land Patent 39, pp. 355, 362, 432. 29 Henry County, VA Land Grants, Grant X, p. 76 (2 Dec 1785); Grant IX, p. 512 (23 Jul I 787). 30 Halifax County, VA Court Pleas (Orders), Pleas #2, p. 1, p. 181 (I 8 Nov 1756); p. 184 (19 Nov 1756). 31 Ibid., Pleas #2, pt. 1, p. 234 (21 Oct 1757). . 32 Ibid., Pleas #2, pt. 2, p. 275 (17 Mai 1758); p. 291 (18 Mar (1758). 33 Ibid, Pleas #2, pt. 2, p. 330 (JO May 1758). . 34 Ibid., Pleas #2, pt. 2, p. 363 (16 Mar 1759); Pleas #3, pt. I, p. 7.(21 Dec 1759); pp. 195-196 (I 6 Jan 1761) 35 Ibid. , Pleas#4,pp.118-119(16Jul 1763);Pleas#5,pt.1,pp. 153-154(16Aug 1765). 36 Ibid., Pleas #5, pt. 1, p. 247 (20 Feb 1766); Pleas #5, pt. 2, p. 395 (I 8 Dec 1766); Pleas #5 , pt I , p. 249 (22 Jul 1766). -37 Pittsylvania County, VA Court Orders, Vol. l, p. 25 (25 Nov 1768). 38 Ibid, Vol. J, pp. 98-99 (24 Jan 1767); p. 105 (24 Jun 1769). 39 Pittsylvania County, VA Deeds, Book 2, pp. 328-329 (25 Sep 1771 ); Pitsylvania County, VA Court Orders, Vol. I, p. 336 (26 Sep 1771). :~Pittsylvania Court Orders, Vol. 2, pp. 345-346, p. 348, pp. 349-350 (25 Mar 1774). Henry County, VA Deeds, Book 1, p. 34 (2 I Apr 1777). !1enry County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 1, p. 12 (21Apr1777). Henry County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 3, p. 28 (24 May 1782). 43 Henry County, VA Deeds, Book 2, pp. 261-262 (2 1Oct1782). Henry County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 3, p. 48 (24 Oct 1782). 44 H enry County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 3, p. 55 (15 Nov 1782). 45 Ibid , Vol. 3 , p. 60 (29 Nov 1782). 25 .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN OOTES �t87 46 Henry County, VA Personal Property Tax Records. l 782. Henry County, VA Land Tax Records. 1788. 47 Pension Claim S 10481: Military Service Records, National Archives, Washington DC 20408. 48 Botetourt County, VA Personal Property Tax Lists: 1782-1795. 49 FrankJin Co., VA Deeds, Book 3, p. 410 (3 Apr 1797). .so Botetourt Co., VA Personal Property Tax List 1784: Peter Coger: I horse, 2 cattle. Henry County, VA Personal Property Tax List l 784: John Coger: 3 horses, 14 cattle; Henry Coger: 1 negro, 2 horses, 7 cattle; Nicholas Coger: 4 horses, 7 cattle. 51 Botetourt Co., VA Marriage Records. Surety: Godfrey Hamilton (Hambleton). (I 5 Jun 1791 ). 52 Franklin County, VA Deeds, Book 3, p. 174 (13 Nov 1793). Franklin County, VA Will Books, Book I, p. 120 (21 May 1797). 54 See Endnote 26. s.s Augusta County, VA Marriage Records, (6 Jun 1762). 56 Augusta County, VA Deeds, Book 10, pp. 477-48 1 (12/13 Aug 1762). Augusta County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 7, p. 285 (18 Aug 1762). 57 Augusta County, VA Court Orders, Vol. 16, p. 190 (20 May 1777). 58 Rockingham County, VA Minutes, # 1, pt. I, p. 20 (23Nov1778). 59 Ibid. , # I, pt. I, p. 214 (April 1783). 53 Randolf-Macon W o man's Co ll ege . Lync hburg, \ja. I ·. . . ' .:-"''-'""\ - . . ··,)~;,::;. .. ~ ~ ~.~.. :··-.. ·-;,~ . ,~{~ ' t: '·".rt. ··- ·· ~ · le'. ·· VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records- continued BRUGH, Ann G - b [1826 or 1828, 1850 Bot Co census #1364] - d 30 Dec 1905 Bot Co census #1364] - d 30 Dec 1905 Bot Co - f [ Micajah PENDLETON] - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone - 2nd w/o Lewis BRUGH BRUGH, Annie E[lizabeth] - b 22 Aug 1859 - d 11 Feb 1938 Bot Co - f [BOO ZE ] - w/o J w BRUGH (1853-1931) [md 23 Dec 1880 but wife 's parents not named] Ref: Andrews Chapel gravestone BRUGH, Bellvill D - b ca 1860 Bot Co - d 28 Aug 1866 Bot Co - age Sy llm od - f Jacob P BRUGH - m Mary E [GISH] - cd flux - rep by father BRUGH, Benjamin - b 1824 [1850 Bot Co census #915] - d 1896 Bot Co - f John BRUGH - m Catherine PETERS - h / o Estherline (McCLURE) BRUGH (b 1914) - Ref: Eagle Rock Baptist Cem BRUGH, Catherine - b 5 Apr 1792 - d 22 Mar 1851 Bot Co - f Jacob PETERS - m Mary Magdaline EVERSOLE - w/o John BRUGH Sr (11 Mar 1787-3 Feb 1873) - Ref: Old Mill Creek gravestone BRUGH, Daniel (Am R) - b [19 July] 1760 [Pa] - 26 Dec 1825 Bot Co - age 65y - f [Hermanus BRUGH] - m (Catherine] - h/o Elizabeth [DIERDORFF] BRUGH - Ref: Old Mill Creek gravestone [Old Dutch Cem] BRUGH, Daniel - b 1817 - d 1880 Bot Co - f [John BRUGH] - rn [Catherine PETERS] - h/o Elizabeth [RADER] BRUGH (1821-1899) - Ref: Old Mill Creek gravestone BRUGH, David [urund] - b ca 1822 Bot Co - d 1 Aug 1853 Bot Co - f John BRUGH - m Catherine [PETERS] - cd consumption - rep by father - Ref: Old Mill Creek gravestone BRUGH, Edward (CSA) - b 19 Aug 1829 Bot Co - d 28 Oct 1895 Bot Co - age 66y 2m 9d - f [John BRUGH] - m [Catherine PETERS] - [h/o Mrs Nannie J (COMPTON) JETER] - grave Mill Creek Cem - Cronis Scrapbook p 29 & 32 BRUGH, Effiab - b 22 Nov 1842 Bot Co - d 28 Mar 1914 Bot Co - f Danie1 BRUGH (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (RADER) (b Va) - buried Mill Creek Cern - cd TB BRUGH, Elizabeth - d [21 Apr 1765] - d [21 Apr 1842] Bot Co - f [DIERDORFF] - w/o Daniel BRUGH (1760-1825) - Ref: Old Mill Creek gravestone BRUGH, Elizab.eth - b 1821 - d 1899 Bot Co - f {George W RADER] - m [Susannah KESSLER] - · .wJo Daniel BRUGH (1817-1880) - Ref: Old Mill Creek gravestone BRUGH, Elizabeth _- b. ca May 1786 .Pa [or Md (1850 Bot Co census #893)] - f Henry C.OFFMAN - fn..£1izabeth _H - cd old age - rep by s-i-1 Samuel RADER - w / Peter BRUGH 0 BRUGH , Elizabeth C (unmd) - b ca 1847 - d 10 Sep 1878 Cem on Sweet Spring Road - f Samuel BRUGH - rn Susannah SNYDER BRUGH, Elizabeth B - b ca 1818 - d 7 Nov 1845 Bot Co - age 27y - f Capt Benj amin CARPER - m [Elizabeth VAN METER] - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone - 1st w/o Lewis BRUGH (1818-1856) ______VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOl tS _:_ �l89 BRUGH, E1izabeth - b Apr 1857 Bot Co - d 5 Oct 1858 Bot Co - f Abraham BRUGH - m Sarah A[nn WALCER] - cd flux - rep by father BRUGH, E11en F - b ca Sep 1863 Bot Co - d 3 Oct 1865 Bot Co - age 2y lm Sd f Daniel BRUGH - m Elizabeth [RADER] - cd diptheria - rep by father BRUGH, Emma Cronise - b 25 Jan 1860 - d 13 Nov 1884 Bot Co - f [Jacob Cronise] - m [Sarah] - 1st w/o Sidney C BRUGH - grave Mill Creek Cem BRUGH, Ernest F - b ca May 1865 Bot Co - d 15 Aug 1866 Bot Co - age ly 3m Od - f Jacob P BRUGH - m Mary E [GISH] - cd whooping cough - rep by father BRUGH, Ernest Russell - b 16 Mar 1871 - d 14 Nov 1890 Bot Co (obituary) - age 19y 7m 29d - f Edward BRUGH - m Nannie J [COMPTON] - cd typhoid fever ~ grave Mill Creek Cem BRUGH, Estherline - b [31 Dec] 1832 [1850 Bot Co census #989] - d [12 Apr] 1914 Bot Co - f [James] McCLURE - m [Martha MAYS] [w/o Benjamin F BRUGH] Ref: Eagle Rock Baptist Cem BRUGH, Ewell Jackson - b 17 Nov 1862 Bot Co - d 25 Mar 1898 Fincastle, Bot Co - age 35y 4m 8d - f Jacob P BRUGH - m Mary Eliza GISH - Wife Phoebe ~ ASHBEY; Ch: Phoebe (md John E McCLAUGHERTY), EWELL Ashbey BRUGH - buried Godwin Cem - Cronise Scrapbook p 49 BRUGH, Frances Osborn - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 20 Mar 1854 Bot Co - f Benjamin BRUGH - m Estraline [McCLURE] - rep by father BRUGH, Barman - b [1722] - d by Oct 1794 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p379, will dated 13 Aug 1794 - Relatives: wife Catherine; Ch: John, Berman, Jacob, Daniel, Catherine (md Henry NELL), Mary (md John STOUFE'ER). Other: Paul DEARDORFF BRUGH, Harman - b [ca 1784] - d by 8 Oct 1821 (his orphans Gdn) Bot Co [d ca 1819] - f [Daniel BBUGB] - rn [Elizabeth] - Relatives: [wife Mary PAINTER] Ch: Martha M (see date 13 Sep 1830), Elizabeth (over 14 on 11 Jan 1830), [Daniel, Mary Susan] BRUGH, [Samuel] Henry - d 13 Oct 1855 - d 15 Oct 1938 Bot Co - f [Samuel BRUGH] - f [Susannah SNYDER] - b/o Margaret BRUGH (1869-1945) - Ref: Lithia Methodist gravestone BRUGH, Irmyr M - b 30 Mar 1877 - d 13 Nov 1898 Bot Co - f [Edward BRUGH] - rn [Nannie J COMPTON] - grave Mill Creek Cem BRUGH, J[ohn] W[illiam 'Woodson] - b 11 Oct 1853 - d 9 Apr 1931 Bot Co - f [Jacob C BRUGH] - m [Lovina SHANKS] - h/o Annie E BRUGH 1857-1938 - Ref: Andrews Chapel gravestone BRUGH, Jacob [Peters] (CSA) - b 1815 - d 11 Nov 1894 Bot Co - age 79y - f [John BRUGH] - [Catherine PETERS] - h/o Mary E BRUGH (1837-1924) - Ref: Mill Creek gravestone VIRGINIA ~PALACHIAN .Nu IL..> �BRUGH, Jacob Coffman -b 16 Apr 1828 Bot Co - 20 Apr 1917 Bot Co - f Abraham BRUGH (b Va) - m Mary [Barbara] COFFMAN (b Va) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Senility & Arterioschloroses - [h/o Luvenia BRUGH (1829-1897) - Ref: Death Certificate; Andrew Chapel gravestone] BRUGH, James B - b ca 1840 Va (census #1364) - d by 12 Jan 1863 Bot Co - f Lewis BRUGH - m Elizabeth CARPER - Adm Charles H CARPER (revoked Oct 186 6) BRUGH, John Sr - b [11 Mar] 1787 - d [3 Feb] 1873 Bot Co - f [Daniel BRUGH] - m [ Elizabeth DIERDORFF] - h/o [#1] Catherine BRUGH (1792-1851) - Ref: Old Mill Creek gravestone BRUGH, John - b ca 1844 Bot Co - d 28 July 1857 Bot Co - f Daniel BRUGH - m Elizabeth [RADER] - cd flux - rep by father BRUGH, Lewis - b 11 July 1818 Bot Co (census #1364) - d 9 Oct 1856 Baltimore, Md, Rep Bot Co - f Daniel BRUGH - m [Catherine PAINTER] - cd pneumonia - h/o # 1, Elizabeth H, #2 Ann G BRUGH - buried Fincastle Presbyterian Cem - Ex: Thomas G GODWIN BRUGH, Lewisabel (female) - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 30 July 1857 Bot Co - f Daniel BRUGH - m Elizabeth [RADER] - cd flux - rep by father BRUGH, Lucy A - b ca 18 Mar 1859 Bot Co - d 24 Sep 1865 Bot Co - age 6y 6rn 6d - f Abram BRUGH - m Sarah A [WALI:ER] - cd diptheria - rep by father BRUGH, Luvenia - b [22 Feb] 1829 [1850 Bot Co census #1175] - d [2 July] 1897 - f [Jacob] SHANKS - m [Kary] - w/o Jacob C BRUGH (1828-1919) - Ref: Andrew Chapel gravestone BRUGH, Margaret - b 27 July 1869 - d 12 Oct 1945 Bot Co - f [William VINES] - m [Emma] - [2nd] w/o [Samuel] Henry BRUGH (1855-1938) - Ref: Lithia Methdist gravestone BRUGH, Mariah (single) - b [l Mar 1820] Va - d July 1849 Bot Co - age 28y f [Abraham BRUGH] - m [Barbara COFFMAN] - cd fever - Ref: 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule BRUGH, Maria F - b 15 Sep 1858 - d 17 May 1950 Bot Co - f [Enos S FARROW] m [ Fran ces J MAYS] - w/o Ollin U BRUGH - grave Mt Union Cern BRUGH, Mary E[liza] - b 1837 [1850 Rke Co census #483] - d 1924 Bot Co - f [ David GI SH] - m [Mary "Polly" WRIGHT) - w/o Jacob BRUGH (1815-1894) - Ref: Mi ll Creek grave stone BRUGH, Mary F - b 10 Dec 1844 - d 18 Jan 1877 Bot Co - f [J C THAXTON] - m [P E ] - 1st w/o Rufus BRUGH - grave Mill Creek Cem BRUGH, Nannie - b 22 Sep 1839 Bed Co - d 16 June 1914 Bot Co - f Isaac COMPTON (b Bed Co) - m Jul i a (WRIGHT) (Bed Co) - buried Mill Creek Cern - cd Intestinal Ne phr i t is - [w/o Edward BRUGH] BRUGH, Ollin U - b 7 Jan 1858 - d 9 Aug 1920 Bot Co - f [Benjamin F DRUGH] - m [Ester line McCLURE] - h /o Maria F BRUGH - grave Mt Union Cern 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BRUGH, Pattie Thorp - b 27 Dec 1872 - d 2 July 1899 Bot Co - f [R T WEBB] m [B E] - 1st w/o E[arl] R BRUGH - grave Mill Creek Cem BRUGH, Samue1 - b ca 1824 Bot Co - d 29 Oct 1855 Bot Co - f Daniel BRUGH - m [ Catherine PAINTER] - cd cas ualty - rep by bro Lewis BRUGH - [h/o Susannah Snyder] BRUGH, She1ton L - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 7 Nov 1857 Bot Co - f Benjamin BRUGH - m Esterline [McCLURE] - cd croup - rep by fat her BRUGH, Virginia - b ca 1 853 Bot Co - d 15 Aug 1 854 Bot Co - f Samuel BRUGH - m Susan [SNYDER] - cd flux - rep by father BRUGH, Willanah - b ca 1852 - d 15 Mar 1854 Bot Co - f Benjamin BRUGH - m Estraline [McCLURE] - cd Putris sore throat - rep by fat her BRUGH, Wil1iam Alman - b 22 Sep 1915 Bot Co - 23 Sep 1915 Bot Co - f Mathew Houston BRUGH (b Bot Co) - m Ora Elizabeth (CRAFT) (b Bot Co) - cd prol onged l abor BRUGH, William R[owland] - b 9 Dec 1852 - d 1 9 Sep 1881 Bot Co - f [Daniel BRUGH] - m [E1izabeth RADER ] [h/o Sallie S HOUSEMAN] - grave Mill Creek Cem BRUMBAUGH, John A, Rev. - b 25 Oct 1850 - d Bot Co [no death date on graves tone] - h/o Lula H KELLEY BRUMBAUGH (d 1922) - grave Amsterdam Gem BRUMBAUGH, Lula H - b 5 July 1 852 - d 13 Mar 1922 Bot Co - f CELLEY - w/o Rev John A BRUMBAUGH - grave Amsterdam Cem BRUMBAUGH, Hagdaline - b ca 1 824 Germany - d l Oct 1866 Bot Co - age 42y - cd Liver disease - r ep by hu s David A BRUMBAUGH BRUMFIELD see (twins) LEMMON BRUMFIELD, John E - b ca 1823 P itt sylvania Co , Va - d Sep 1861 Bot Co - age 38y - cd typhoi d fever - rep by bro James C BRUMFIELD BRUMFIELD, J[ames] O[re1] - b 10 June 1826 (1850 Bot Co census #1559] - d 14 Feb 1894 Bot Co - h/ o Mary A BRUMFIELD (d 1917) - Ref Haymakertown Cem BRUMFIELD, Mary A - b 11 Apr 1830 [1850 Bot Co census #1559) - d 15 Mar 1917 Bot Co - w/o J 0 BRUMFIELDb - Ref : Haymakertown Cern BRUMFIELD, Philip - b 3 May 1814 - d 13 May 1904 Bot Co - Ref: Haymakertown Cern BRUMFIELD, Susan Frances - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 19 June 1854 Bot Co - f James C BRUMFIELD - m Eliza - cd summer complaint - rep by father BRUNK, John - d by MAR 1811 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p260, WB C plOl, appraisal & settlement. Wife: Mary Magdaline. Admr : Jacob BRUNK, Jonathan NEWMAN BRYAMS, James - b ca 1735 - d 16 May 1833 Bot Co - Remarks: was a Rev . War pens ioner, see 1835 Pension Roll Va section 44 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BRYAN see Maggie M FRINGER (BRYAN & BRYANT are placed together) BRYANT see BRYAN, Christian VINYARD, Dovie WOOD, Elizabeth F DAVIS, Henry L DAVIS BRYAN, Peyton & MARDIAM, Lessie RUC~ER, female - d by 9 May 1831 (ch call ed orphans) Bot Co - Ch: John, Thomas, Edmond BRYANT, A B - b 2 Aug 1851 Rke Co - d 26 May 1914 Bot Co - f John BRYANT (b Mont Co) - m Rosie (BUTLER) (b Mont Co) - buried Troutvil le Cem - cd paralysis - [h/o Carra Emma BOWER - WB 2 p 164 BRYANT, Alfred S - d by 17 Nov 1971 Bot Co (heirs) - f [ Henry A BRYANT ] - m [Minnie B BRYANT] - wife Sallie F - Ch: Raymond S, Ray Junior, Jeraldine KELLY Sharon BRIZENTINE, Dale, Norman, Darlene BRYANT BRYANT, Carra Emma - b 25 Feb 1860 Bot Co - d 2 May 1916 Bot Co - f John Bower (b Bot Co) - m [Ann] Lucy (RICHARDSON) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville Cem cd Caramona of Pancreae - [w/o A B BRYANT - WB 2 p 272 BRYANT, A J - d by 21 Aug 1905 Bot Co (settlement) - f [ Lawson S BRYANT] [Mary Jane MURPHY] - [wife Ann Elizabeth LOCCS] - Admr: [son] L J BRYANT rn WB 1 p 166 BRYANT, Charlie [E] (of Rocky Point, Va) - b [ca 1856) - d by 17 Mar 1944 Bot Co (will) - f [Lawson S BRYANT] - m [Mary J MURPHY] other r elatives relationship not give: Mrs Edward ROBERTSON, Maria BRYANT, Emma BRYANT, Mrs E L DAY, James BRYANT, Lenwood BRYANT, David BRYANT BRYAN, Fannie - b [ca 1861 Bed Co] - d by 2 O~t 1936 Bot Co (list of heris) f [James SMITH] - m [Martha] - bus [#1 Henry L BRYANT, #2 William A BRYANT) - ch: W S, Mrs C P WATSON, Mrs AB CRUSH, Mrs C J LACIN, A F, Elmer, R B - WB 6 p 107 BRYAN, Fannie A - b 22 Apr 1846 Va - d 20 Dec 1917 Bot Co - f L[eonard] S MARKHAM (b Va) - m Nancy (REID) (b Va) - burie d Jenni ngs Creek Cem - cd Paralysis - [bus John ! BRYANT] BRYANT, Henry Ewell - b Dec 1885 - d 24 Nov 1975 Bot Co (he irs ) - f Frank P BRYANT - m Ennna MONTGOMERY - wife Dorie - Ch : Rita VAUGHN, Sindy BRYANT BRYANT, H B - b [ca 1864 , by 2nd marriage , Bot Co] - d by 1 1 Feb 1946 Bot Co (list of heirs) - f [Andrew BRYANT] - m [Mary] - Wife , #2 Theodocia (WORLEY) GOFF, Ch: Mary HENSLEY, Mason BRYANT BRYANT, J J - b 20 Apr 1840 Va - d 8 Sep 1915 Bot Co - f Loss ing [Lawson] BRYANT (b Va) - m Jane (MURPHY) (b Va) - bur i ed Family Cem - cd Mitra1 Sterrosis - [h/o Fannie A (MARlll.AM)] BRYANT, James - b [ca 1735] - d by Dec 1833 Bot Co (appraisal ordered) - Admr Daniel ARNOLD - WB E p428 BRYANT, Joe Marvin - d by 5 Dec 1953 Bot Co (heirs) - wife Mamie LEWIS - Ch: Ethel SIMMONS, Willie Joseph BRYANT, Annie FLIPPIN, Corrine ANGELL, Janie F11TTER, Frances BRYANT, Robbie Linda BRYANT VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BRYANT, James Norvell - b Nov 1869 - d by 27 May 1955 Bot Co (heirs) - f John J BRYANT - m Frances MARKHAM - wife #2 Minnie FINX; Ch: Erie L BRYANT, Joseph B BRYANT, Mayme N AYLER, Geraldine E AYLER, Lucille E OWEN BRYANT, Jennia A - b ca Apr 1862 Bot Co - d 1 July 1865 - age 3y 3m Od - f Madison BRYANT - Susan - cd flux - rep by mother BRYANT, John R - b 4 Apr 1855 - d 8 Mar 19 25 Bot Co - f [Elijah BRYANT] - m [Lucy JARROTTE] - h/o Mary J BRYANT - grave Hogan-Old Cem (Little Catawba) BRYANT, L C (of Springwood) - d by 2 Mar 1923 Bot Co - Ch: A Mason BRYANT, Addison B BRYANT, Lura M MISTRETTA, Dellie M VAN WORMER - WB 3 p143 BRYANT, L K (female) - d by 2 Feb 1909 Bot Co (will) - f J N D MARKHAM - m Nancy - h/o James Norve1 BRYANT - WB 1 p 317 BRYANT (or BRYAN), Lawson S - b ca 1820 Va (census #1037) - d by 14 Feb 1859 Bot Co - f [Lewis BRYANT] - rn [Nancy SHORT] - h/o Mary J MURPHY - Adm: Marshall MARDIAM - WB K p347 BRYANT, L[ewis] M (of Arcadia) - b [ca 1854] - d by 17 Mar 1923 (will) Bot Co - f [Lawson BRYANT] - m [Ma~ J] - wife Mary E[lizabeth MARKHAM] - WB 3 pl45 - l egatees (no kinship given): AM BRYAN, Margaret BRYAN, Mattie BRYAN, Lilli~ ARRINGTON [dau], Rosey WALKER, Nannie MARXH.AM [dau], Mary BURB!JU>, Myrtle ODELL, Maggie BREEDEN BRYANT, Lila E[lizabeth] - d by 17 Jan 1972 Bot Co (heirs ) - Ch: Berman S, Raymond, Pauline RUSSELL, Edith QUEDARELLA, Marcus, James R BRYANT, Lucy Jane - b ca 1864 Bot co _ d 30 May 1865 Bot Co - age llm Od - f Madison BRYANT - m Susan - cd flux - rep by mother BRYANT, Luther L[oving] - b ca 1909 _ d by 8 June 1973 (heirs) - f James W BRYANT - rn Myrtle WRIGHT - wife: Eleanor W[ATSON] - Ch: Donne DIEHL, Phyllis GREENWAY, Deborah LAWRENCE, Lisa Ann BRYANT, Luther Loving BRYANT Jr BRYAN, L W - d by 30 Apr 1974 Bot Co (heirs) - wife: Annie QUICK ; Cb: Carl MILTON, Rock1yn Jay Bryant, Eleanor SINX, Faye LAPRAD BRYANT, Mary A - b [ca 1850] - d by 21 Apr 19 25 Bot Co ( list of heirs) - f [Elias LINKENBOKER] - m [Eliza] - hus [George s BRYANT dec 'd]; Ch: Bessie V HAMMITT ca 50, George E 47, J Houston 42 , CB ca 39, Annie YONO 36, W J 34, Eliza S MARKHAM (mal_be dead) BRYANT, Mary J - b 3 Apr 1840 - d 5 Mar 1942 Bot Co - f [Jackson CRAWFORD] m [Margaret AUSTIN ] - w/o John R BRYANT - gravu Hogan-Old Cem (Little Catawba) BRYANT, Maud B (of Buchanan, Va) - c [ca 1891] - d 12 July 1839 Bot Co (will) - f [J H FINK] - m [ Berta] - hus James M(orN) BRYANT - WB 7 p243 BRYANT, Minta [or Arminta] - b [ca 1881] - d by l Apr 1926 Bot Co (list of heris) - f [Craig BOGAN] - m [Mary] - Relatives: Allen BRYANT ; Ch: Mintie BRYANT 19, Alene BRYANT 16, Ruth BRYATN 9 - WB 4 p 85 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BRYANT, Robert A - ca 1901 - d by 11 June 1968 Bot Co (Heirs) - f Andrew A BRYATN - m Sallie C - Relatives: sis Janice DODD 72, niece Catherine SPANGLER, nephews M G & Elmer CALDWELL, nieces Elizabeth (CALDWELL) NOEL & Josephine (CALDWELL) FREMAN, niece RUBY (CALDWELL) TAWNEY BRYANT, Robert Daniel - d by 12 July 1979 Bot Co (Heirs) - wife Monta Sue 34; Ch: R D Jr 10, Mary Elizabeth 8, Angela Dawn 6, & son Michael Todd Bryant SHULER 13 BRYANT, Sallie Thrasher - b 29 Sep 1912, Springwood, Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1913 Bot Co - f C H BRYANT (b Bot Co) - m Hilda J (THRASHER) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Broncho pneumonia BRYANT, Sallie C - b Dec 1858 - d 9 July 1932 Bot Co (heirs) - hus: Andrew A BRYANT; Ch: (as of 3 Jun 1958) Janie M (md Otis C DODD), Edward BRYANT (urund), J P BRYANT (unmd), Robert BRYANT (unmd), Mattie E (md CALDWELL) BRYANT, Stephen - d by 18 Aug 1883 Bot Co (Appraisal) - f [Charles M BRYANT] - m [Elizabeth DeLONG] - Wife: Martha; Ch: Charles, Samuel, Maria B DAY, William, Walter - WB P p274 for heirs BRYANT, Stephen (widower) - b 1782 Va - d July 1849 Bot Co - age 67y - f [Richard BRYANT] - cd consumption - Ref: 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - [wife: Susannah MALONE] BRYANT, Tbeodocia (of Arecdia) - b 1865 - d by 10 Jan 1928 Bot Co (list of heirs) - f B A WORLEY - m C M - bus B H BRYANT SS; Ch: by 1st hus named GOFF BRYANT, Wilbert Jackson - d by 24 Sep 1970 Bot Co (heirs) - f [James W BRYANT] - m [Myrtle WRIGHT] - Wife Mary A - Ch Shirley DELP BRYAN, William (of Rke) - d by Oct 1806 Bot Co - f [William BRYANT] - m [Margaret WATSON] - Ref: WB B pl28, will dated 2 July 1806, 27 Aug 1806 Relatives: 1st wife was~; wife Elizabeth J; Ch: William, Catherine (md [John] COLE), James, John; Gch: William COLE BUCKANAN see BUCHANAN BUCKERAM, George E - d by 9 Oct 1865 Bot Co _ Adm: John G RUDISILL BUCKANON see Andrew BOYD, William HALL BUCKHANNON /BUCHANNON, Theodore _ d by Oct 1814 Bot Co - Ref WB B p406, will dated 19 Dec 1813 - Relatives: wife, 2 sons, 1 dau, daus (rnd) - all unnamed BUCHRMAN, Adam C - b ca 1838 Washington Co, Md - d 23 Sep 1867 Bot Co - age 29y - f Abram BUCHRMAN - m Mary _ cd consumption _ rep by bro William BUHRMAN :BUHRMAN, Virginia R - b ca 1847 Bot Co _ d 7 May 1869 Bot Co - age 22y - f Francis W BUNTER - m Florence _ rep by hus William e BUHRMAN BULGER see Silas Lorenzo SMITH BUMGARDNER see George DEAL VIRGINIA APPAi '~~IA~ tJl'\T~C: �BUMGARDNER, Baltzer - d by Dec 1819 Bot Co - Ref WB C p314 & 366, Appraisal & settlement. Relatives: to Mrs BUMGARDNER & to Adam, Philip, Peter, Jacob & Sarah BUMGARDNER & to James Sharrets. - Adrnr John BUMGARDNER BURCH, W F - d by 7 Mar 1902 Bot Co - cd shot himself - Ref: Inquest papers BURGER see Mary Jane CIRCLE, Martha Paulina FELLERS, Anna Burger AUSTIN, male LYLE, Christina MERRITT, John W PETERS, Samuel Guy SWITZER, Georgia Ann WILHELM BURGER, female - b 6 Feb 1853 Bot Co - d 7 Feb 1853 Bot Co - f Samuel BURGER - m Nancy - rep by father BURGER, female - b 7 Sep 1854 Bot Co - d 7 Sep 1854 Bot Co - f Samuel BURGER - m Nancy - cd dysentary - rep by mother BURGER, Hannah - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 28 Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 25y - f Samuel BURGER - m Nancy - cd typhoid fever - rep by father BURGER, Henry R - b 10 June 1823 - d l Jan 1897 Bot Co (gravestone) - f John BURGER - m Catherine RINEHART - wife Mary A SWITZER - Mt Pleasant Cem BURGER, Joel - b ca 1811 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co census, counted twice #S 542 & 965] - d 30 Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 57y - f [Henry BURGER] - m [Ann WARNER] cd cramp collie - rep by [2nd] wife Mary [PETERS] BURGER - Adm bond 10 May 1870 Sheriff THOMPSON BURGER, John - b ca 1795 Va (census #710) - d by 14 Oct 1850 Bot Co - h/o Catherine - Adm: Samuel & John BURGER BURGER, Kathran - b 20 Sep 1804 - d 20 Oct 1895 Bot Co (cem near Sizer farm) - bro David BURGER - see Cronise scrapbook p 28 BURGER, Mary - b 19 Nov 1817 [or 1825] [1850 census Bot Co #916] - d 7 Feb 1894 Bot Co - f [Philip PETERS] - m [Sarah RHODES] - [2nd w/o Joel BURGER] grave Mill Creek Cem BURGER, Mary A - b 30 Jan 1834 - d 25 Apr 1909 Bot Co (gravestone) - f Madison M SWITZER - m Lucy LINXENHOGER - hus Henry R BURGER - Mt Pleasant Cem BURGER, Mary H - b 3 May 1826 - d 17 May 1908 Bot Co (gravestone) - f DEISHER - bus Samuel BURGER - Mt Pleasant Cem BURGER> Samuel - b 7July 1820 - d 23 June 1889 Bot Co ( gravestone) - f John BURGER - m Catherine RINEHART - wife Mary B DEISHER - Mt Pleasant Cem BURGER> Sarah (unmd) - b ca 1804 Bot Co [or 1800, 1850 Bot Co census , counte d twice #S 542 & 965] - d 1 Oct 1866 Bot Co - age 62y - f Henry BURGER - rn Ann [WARNER] - cd not known - rep by bro Joel BURGER BURGER, Sarah E - b ca 1832 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co Census # 1 34 3 ] - d 19 Mar 1869 Bot Co - age 37y - f Lewis FELLERS - rn Mary [FESLER] - cd con sumpt i on - r e p by bro P N BURGER - w/o Lewis :BURGER 'VIRGfNIA-APPALACHIANNOTES �BURGER, Wi11iam Harvey - b 9 Apr 1846 - d 16 Dec 1891 Bot Co - f [Joel BURGER] - m [Catherine OBENCHAIN] - grave Mill Creek Cem Bot Co - age 37y - f Lewis FELLERS - m Mary [FESLER] - cd consumption - rep by bro P N BURGER - w/o Lewis BURGER BURGER, William Harvey - b 9 Apr 1846 - d 16 Dec 1891 Bot Co BURGER] - m [Catherine OBENCHAIN] - grave Mill Creek Cem f [Joel BURK see BURKS BURKHOLDER see Claude Barker GILES, John A PAINTER, Willie Bright WORLEY BURKHOLDER, Rucker Bell (female) - b 26 May 1869 Bed Co - d 18 July 1912 Bot Co - f J P BURKHOLDER (b Buchanan, Bot Co) - m Isabella G (MOORE) (b Rb Co) - buried Almshouse Bot Co - cd Cancer of womb BURKHOLDER, William B - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 6 June 1862 TN, rep Bot Co - age 18y 7m Od - f J [or I] BURKHOLDER - m M - cd typhoid fever - rep by father BURK, (infant) - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 8 Nov 1853 Bot Co - f William P BURK m Mary E - cd cold - rep by father BURKS, Charles Preston - [b ca 1820; 1850 Census Bot Co #1165] - d 1869 Bot Co - f [Richard B BURKS] - m [Susan] - Adm bond 13 Sep 1869 Sheriff JOHNSON BURKS, Charles Samuel - b 11 May 1846 Bot Co - d 14 May 1914 Bot Co - f Charles BURKS (b Rb Co] - m Martha (PALMER) (b Camp Co) - buried family Cem cd Valvular Heart Disease BURKS, George A (maybe BUSH ?underlined or marked out??) - b ca 1831 Bot Co - d 10 Aug 1853 Bot Co - f George M BURKS - m Martha A - cd whooping cough rep by fa ther BURKS, Henry J - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 9 Feb 1856 Bot Co - f Robert S BURKS m Mary E - cd Hemradge - rep by father BUR.KS, Josiah - b ca 1832 Bot Co (census #273 - d 4 Sep 1855 Bot Co - f Samuel BURKS - m Rhoda - cd consumption - rep by mother - Ex: Robert S BURKS (9 June 1856) BURKS, Richard H - b ca 1792 Va (census #1165) _ d by 12 Feb 1855 Bot Co h/o Susan - Adm William W BOYD; Adm 15 Nov 1866 Edmund PENDLETONb BURK, Samuel S - b ca 1820 Amherst Co, Va - d 31 Mar 1853 Bot Co - f Samuel BURK - m Rhoda - cd consumption - rep by mother BURLEY see Elizabeth CAMPBELL BURNDRAKER see BORNDRAGER BURNETT see Daniel CAMPBELL, Sarah Ann RILEY BURNETT, Maggie - b ca June 1866 Bot Co _ d Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 2y 4m Od f Charles BURNET - m Martha - cd f l ux -rep by father ~-VIRGINIA APP41 Al'UIA._. ..anTcc �BURNS see Ann E ALLEN BURNS, Casandra A - b ca Feb 1850 Bot Co - d 1 June 1868 - age 18y 4m Od - f Thomas H BURNS - m Lucie - cd consumption - rep by father BURNS, Cath e rine E11e n - b 21 Jan 1821 - d 29 Dec 1888 Bot Co - age 67y - f Danie l OBENSHAIN - m Hannah EARQUART - w/o Thomas B BURNS - gr ave Mill Cr e ek Cem BURNS, Catherin R ( unmd) - b ca 1 83 9 Wyth e Co , Va [1850 Bot Co censu s #747] - d 5 Sep 1 856 Rockbri dge Co , Va - f Thomas B BURNS - m Lucy - cd Ser of u l oe - r ep by father BURNS, John - d by Nov 1816 (order bk) Bot Co - Ref : WB C p68 appraisal BURNS , Lucy C, Mrs - b ca 1809 - d 21 June 1859 Bot Co - age SOy - f [ CROCKETT ] - w/o Thomas H BURNS - buried at Lithia Baptist Cem BURTON, Eliza C - b ca Mar 1841 Bot Co - d 2 Oct 1861 Rke Co ; rep Bot Co age 20y 7 m Od - f Wi lliam BURTON (1860 Rke Co census #662(642)] - m Susan cd typh oid fever - rep by mother BURTON, Nannie - b ca 1 838 Bed Co - d 1868 Bu chanan, Bot Co - age 30y - f John BODKIN - m He len - cd fever - rep by godfat her John Bodkin - w/o John W BURTON BURWELL, Eliz abeth N - b ca 1799 - a 1 7 Dec 1835 Bot Co - age 36y - w/o Col T N BURWELL - g r ave Fin castl e Presbyteri an Cem BURWELL, Lewisb - d by Oc t 1804 Bot Co - f Nathaniel BURWELL , dec ' d - Ref : WB B p 74, will dated 1 Oct 1804 - Re l at i ves: bros : Nathaniel, ot hers not named ; un c l e Lewis BURWELL dec'd ; siss Fra nces BURWELL, other s not named BURWELL, Martha (urund) - b ca 1787 Ki ng Wil liam Co, Va (census #1777) - d 6 Mar 1856 Bo t Co - cd d r opsy - rep by bro Thomas N BURWELLb - Ex: Nathaniel & Thomas N BUR'WELL BURWELL, Martha Dig g s - b 17 57 Yorktown va - d 3 Feb 1848 " Rustic Lodge", Bot Co - f Dudley DIGGS - m Ma rtha ARMISTEAD - w/o Major Nathaniel BURVELL (Am R sold i er) - grave F i ncast l e Presbyterian Cem BURWELL, Ma ry Re b e c c a - b ca 1826 _ d 2 Nov 1 835 Bot Co - age 9y - m Elizabeth - grav e Fincastle Pr esbyterian Cern BURWELL , 'Wi11iam A, Hon . (widower) _ d 6 Feb 1821 Washing t:on, D C - rep in "Heral d of the Val l ey" 5 Mar 1821. - f/o one son BUSH see Charles HORNE, E1i z abeth LONG, Chris tian Ch a rles LANGE, Lucy ANGLE , Mary E SMITH BUSH, Ame rica "Maggie" - b (10 Oct 1846] - d [6 Jan] 1923 (Bot Co WB) - f [Phi1ip M FIREBAUGH] - m [Mary ARNOLD] - hus J W [John Wesley] BUSH BUSH, Mi nnie M - b 26 Mar 1917 Bot Co _ d 12 Aug 1917 Bot Co - f Nelson BUSH ( b Bo t Co ) - rn Vio 1 a (CUNNINGHAM) (b Va) - buried Mount Union Cern - cd Mal nutr i t i o n VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BUSHONG, Philip - b ca 1835 Augusta Co, Va (1850 Rke Co Census # 301) - d 1 July 1862 Bot Co - age 27y - m [Elizabeth] - cd diarrhoea - rep by bro G W BUSHONG BUSSEY see Solomon CAMPER BUSTER see Michael WOODS BUTCHER, Hannah (unmd) - d by 8 Dec 1801 (Ch called orphans) Bot Co - Rela tives: Elizabeth (age 6 by 9 Nov 1796), John (aged 3 by 9 Nov 1796), b William, POLLY BUTLER see A B BRYANT, Susan McCAULEY, Peter JOHNSTON BUTLER, Frank Boyt - b ca Oct 1856 Bot Co - d 24 Nov 1860 Bot Co - age 4y lm 23d - f Larkin BUTLER - m Susan - cd dyptheria - rep by father BUTT, - d by 11 Oct 1824 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - Son : George Washington (called an orphan again on 14 July 1828) BUTT, Richard - d by 9 Oct 1837 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - Ch: Virginia ca 1824; Hiram b by 1824 b BUTT, Rignal - d by 10 Oct 1815 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - Son Rignal BYERB see male THOMPSON, BYERS, etc BYERLY see Elizabeth MANKY BYARLY, David - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 29 June 1853 Bot Co - f David BYARLY m Mary - cd bowel complaint - rep by father BYERLY, Magdalen - d by 11 Apr 1859 Bot Co - Adm: Samuel Young BYERLY, Mary E - b ca 1849 Bot Co (1850 Bot Co census #669] - d 31 July 1854 Bot Co - f David BYERLY - m Margaret - cd flux - rep by father BYERS see BYER BYERS, Hester Virginia - b 10 Aug 1854 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1917 Bot Co - f George CRAFI (b Va) - buried Daleville Cem BYRD see Moses ALLEN BYRN, Thomas - d by 8 Aug 1775 Bot Co - Ref: Admr bond - Admr Hugh BARCLAY CADD, Charles Edward - b 25 Nov 1865 - d 20 July 1940 Bot Co - h/o Elizabeth Frances CADD (1864-1952) - Ref Lemontown gravestone CADD, Charles Thomas - b 14 Nov 1830 - d 3 June 1892 Bot Co - Ref Lemontown gravestone VIRGINIA NOTES . .. ......,... APPALACHIAN "_ .. ------- -- �CADD, Elizabeth Frances - b 27 Aug 1864 - 20 Jan 1952 Bot Co - w/o Charles Edward CADD (1865- 1940) - Ref Lemontown gravestone CADD, Matilda May - b 29 Jan 1913 Buchanan, Bot Co - d 23 Feb 1913 Bot Co f Wa l te r CADD (b Bot Co) - m Vedenia (READ) (b Bed Co) - buried Buchanan Cem cd pneumonia CADE, Fra nce s W - b 19 Aug 1744 - d 23 Dec 1809 Bot Co - age 6ly 4m 14d Ref Brick Union gravestone. [ Jackie RADER says b 25 Dec 1809 - d 29 Apr 1875] CADE, Mary Edith - b 23 Aug 1914 Bot Co - 5 Nov 1 915 Bot Co - f Robert Le e CADE (b Bot Co) ·- m Maude Gertrude (WRIGHT) (b Bot Co) - buri ed Fairbaugh' s Grave Yard - cd Marasmi s m CADE, Nannie - b 10 Sept 1856 Bot Co - 15 Nov 1916 Bot Co - f John BRITT (b Va) - m Martha (KELLEY) (b Va) - cd Mitral I n sufficiency CADE, Thomas B - d by 9 Mar 1868 Bot Co - Admr : 9 Mar 1868 Joel B LEMMON CADWALANDER, Mariah - b ca 1832 - d 26 Mar 1898 Bot Co - age 66y - Ref Lemontown gravestone CADWALANDER, R L - b 28 Feb 187 6 Bed Co - d 4 June 1917 Bot Co - f Thomas CADWALANDER (b Va) - m Morah (WATKINS) (b Va) - buried Laymantown Cem - cd 7Cutbvilin Defomain?7?? CAHOON see Samuel ISANHOWARD, Mary BOWYER CAHOON, Clara Jane - b 10 May 1873 Bot Co - d 30 Mar 1913 Bot Co - f William m Sarah (RIPLEY) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Pleasant Cem cd Puer per al Septi cemia B BOOZE (b Bot Co) - CAHOON, George M (or W) - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 25 Apr 1867 Bot Co - age 24y - f J B CAHOON - m Sarah - cd fever - r ep by fa ther - Adm 1 3 May 1867 John B CAHOON CAHOON, J B - b 1810 - d 1887 Bot Co (gravestone) - wif e Mary Jane - Mt Pleasant Cem CAHOON, Mary Jane - b 1819 - d 1872 Bot Co ( gravestone) CAHOON, Robert S - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d 16 Apr 1862 Bot Co - age 3y - f John CAHOON - m Mary - rep by mother CAILER [ or CARTER], Elizabeth - b 1851 Bot Co - d 4 Feb 1915 Bot Co - f Robert ST CLAIR (b Bot Co) - m Betsy (KELLEY) (b Bot Co) - buried Rome Cem cd Melanchol ic - infirm CALDWELL see Velinda DRUMMOND, Sallie Catherine LONTZ, Neomi Jane MARTIN, Mrs Emma TUCKER, David HANSON, Absalom LOONEY, Henry HOLSTON Sr, Samuel BALDWIN, Me da LEE, Lucile E WOOD CALDWELL, Alfred M - b 13 May 1855 Bot Co - d 10 May 19 34 Bot Co (gravestone) - f Fle ming B CALDWELL - m Nancy J KELLY - wife Laura J FALLS - Mt Pleasant Cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CALDWELL, Alice GAUNT - b 1807 (1850 Cens u s Bot Co #1536) - d 19 July 1875 Bot Co (will: WB Np 27) f [GAUNT] - m [ Mary ] - Ref : Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone - [she md 31 Dec 1851 (Bot Co) Nicholas CALDWELL] - willed to Synthia KA.LE, Mary J DEISHER (& her ch) & Edmony CALDWELL "when she comes to age CALDWELL, Archibald - b [ca 1777] Caldwell ] - m [Susannah EDMISTON] Catherine REYNOLDS, Rosanne TROUTT, G p668, 672 & WB H p l20 settlement ; d ca 1848 Bot Co; (appraisal) - f [ John wife Eli zabeth [MILTONBARGER ] - Ch : Robert Enos, Ail s ey, Archibald - Ref: Bo t Co WB also see 1849 deeds CALDWELL, Bernice Carmen - b 5 Feb 1911 Bot Co - d 19 July 1912 Bot Co - f E E CALDWELL (b Bot Co) - m Berta (FIREBAUGH) (b Bot Co) - buried Trinity Cem - cd Cho lera Infantum CALDWELL, Bunion B - b 28 Feb 1908 Va - d 29 June 1914 Bot Co - f James M CALDWELL (b Va) - rn Mattie P (SHANKS) (b Va) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd Mill accident CALDWELL, Carlos William see William Carlos CALDWELL CALDWELL, Catherine - b [ca 1793] - d 18 74 Bot Co (will) - f [John ROBINSON] - Relatives: none named; bequests to a color ed man & remainder to Joseph C ANDERSON " with whom (she had) lived for many year s " - [widow of Granville CALDWELL ] - Ref Bot Co WB M p546 CALDWELL, Chrystal Jane - d in 1942 Bot Co Heir List (WB 6 p321) - f [ Frank D CALDWELL] - m Emma F (75) [LEMON] - Relatives: bro Warner 0 ( 52); sis Gertrude (rnd _ BURNETT] 47 CALDWELL, Della - b [ca 1900 Bot Co] - d 3 Oct 1966 Bot Co (Heir l i st) WB 24 p698 - f [Jackson LEE] - m [Mellie LANTZ] - Daus: Mary Ellen BALLARD (No age) - [widow of John Granville CALDWELL ] CALDWELL, Edmiston - b ca 1780 (or 1778) Bot Co (census #1538) - d 5 Aug 1854 Bot Co (will ) - f [Robert CALDWELL - m [Mary CALDWELL] cd dropsy - rep by s on Alfred CALD'WELL - h/o Sarah (h er father Philip CRIST) & ch : Alfred, Sarah Caroline, Nicholas, Betsy, Morris - Ref: Bot Co WB I p214 - Ex. 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When submitting a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. \. �VIRGINIA APPLACBIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 28 - No. 3 - Summer 2004 (July, August, September) CONTENTS Excerpts From the Diary ofW. K . Coffman- by W . Melvin Bryant to be continued through 1919 101 Book Review and Recent Donations to the Virginia Room 111 Can You Name Anyone in the Picture? 112 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by "Babe" Waskey Fowler 113 New Web-Site for GeneaJogists 123 Surname Index 2004 124 Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Membership Directory 142 Institutional and Exchange Quruierly Members 148 *****NOTE-- We would like to know if you want us to continue the Surname ***** Index. Has it helped you? If we do not get a significant amount of positive feedback, we plan to discontinue it. A lot of work goes into making it ready for publication and if it is not useful to you then we will put the time into other areas of the VAN . Please give your comments to Karen Kappesser, 514 Scalybark Drive, Blue Ridge, VA 24064; phone: (540) 977-0067; e-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net �Southwestern 'Vir_ginia geneafogical Society, :Inc. P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke. Virginia 24026 August 2004 Dear Friends, It is August and school will soon be starting with many activities for our attention . There must be an equation to explain the passage of time as it relates to our years on this earth. Or does down hill explain it? Whatever the reason, I feel compelled to recognize the dedication and expertise of folks who continue to do the work necessary to keep this organization operating. Winfred Hart is our treasurer. Every so often someone will agree to take that office, but often, midway through the term he is called to rescue. And rescue he does, with a smile and g lad to help. In addition to keeping a beautiful set of books, he has been a volunteer at the Family History Library in Salem for about 15 years and a member of the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra for years. Retired, he still attends every concert he can. You surely have noticed the various articles Don Vaughan has contributed to the VAN, but clid you know he maintains the membership list for mailing the V ANs and supplies the address labels? He also gets the labels to the mailer, fills in as recording secretary and in general helps anywhere anytime. We have relied on him for years 'n years. Jim Nelson follows in their footsteps. He keeps track of our various memberships, and duties that go with that position. As a Volunteer Roanoke Library Staff, he is often at work in the Virginia Room. You may remember he was also co-chair of the Family History Celebration last year. He plays the tuba with the Roanoke Community Band and the orchestra for his church. Fred Anderson, in his second year of office, fits right in--he is a weekly volunteer driver for the blind. Did you notice the~r inte~ests are not limited to genealogy? They have all served well and long to the benefit of this Society and the community. On behalf of all our membership, THANK YOU! - Winfred, Don, Jim and Fred. Do- please- continue! I hope you have enjoyed "meeting" them and are inspired by their efforts. There will be room for new people to serve as officers come November elections! Elaine Powers and Pam Young have been trying to locate someone to give classes in genealogy at the library this fall. Is this something you can and will do? Perhaps if it cannot be arranged this fall, it could be after the Christmas holidays. With hope for our organization's future, Gene �l 0\ Excerpts From the Diary of W . K. Coffman- continued 1 91 0 - Clarence Garst , Nellie James , Virgil Garst , Susie James , Miller Garst, Berta Wade , Wiley Garst, Laura Garst , Joe James and Kate Garst came to spend the night . Jan. 1 Jan . 13 - Feb. 23 - Made sixty stakes for staking telephone line . I finished $600.00 . paying Cora for the money I had borrowed, Mr . Howell, Mr . Dudley Deeds , Mr. Perry , C . B . Thomas and Sam Perry did some staking this evening . April 8 - Dug eight holes for telephone poles today . digging and setting poles fo r awhile . May 11 - Papa made us a $300.00 gift today . A colt, four calves and $95.00 casb . Luther here awhile this morning taking endowment for Dalev ille college. We promised $2,500.00 in five years . May 17 - Papa kept the calves and paid us $ 1 85 . 00 in cash today. May 1 9 - Papa paid us $308 . ~0 for the $300.00 gift and He took the colt back also . May 24 - I May 27 - I helped Mr. C.B. Thomas put in June 8 - Mama and Ida went to the fu neral of Uncle Dan ' s Trin ity . July 8 - We will some wire. took a loa d o f straw and some potatoes to Roanoke bought a ridi n g cultivator and other articles . ou~ be and telephone today. We h oe d tomatoes and dug potatoes till time to go Mac Crowd~r ' s funeral. baby to at Mr. I am July 29 - Papa and Mama went to Olive Overstreet's funeral. fixing to go t o Roanoke with trade after midnight. Aug. 29 - I measured and took fifty bushels of oats and three bbl. corn to Mr. L . B. Duffy . I stopped at cemetery and helped di g some on g rave for Mr . D.S.T . Sizer. Sep t. 2 - I pl o wed t i l l 5:00 P .M. Mr. Hubert Overstreet died this evening. I went to the store for a suit and helped dress him . Sept 15 - Took a load of potatoes to Roanoke. load of roofing and nails home. Nov. 9 Sold out and brought a small - Mr. Poppi from Colonial Bank and Trust Co . left a account bank here for o u r baby Willie. We started a bank of $ 1 .00 for h im. _ VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTFS _ _ �J.02Nov. 10 - Mrs. Kate Brumfield died this morning. Dec. 2 We measured ten bbl. of corn at upper place for papa to take to Mr. Lee and Emmett . I came back and worked up some wood also set up my new grindstone. Dec. 11 - I attended council meeting and back home Laura, Lee and Kate Garst and Susie James came dark. Dec . 23 - Luther went with me to Roanoke . We sold to Mr. Martin and made some purchases . We started home about noon. I came by Troutville to get our graphophone from Painter-Layman Co. - Dec. 24 - Dec. I took wind wheel apart and took broken parts repairs. 25 - to town for Christmas Day. We enjoyed a house full of company. Mama, Papa, John, Luther and family , Cora and family and Mamie and family, 16 total . Luther begun a meeting at Pleasant Hill tonight. Dec. 27 Drove to Ida's mothers to spend ~ec. went to P l easant Hill church Huffman and little girl and Mrs. church tonight. a couple of nights. 30 - We Dec. 31 - near night. to see us at One of Mrs . Taylor Huffman's girls tonight. Mrs. Andrew Huffman joined church Taylor joined tonight . 1911 Jan. 6 - We attended church at Pleasant Hill tonight . made Jan. 7 professio~ tonight . Mr. Ayers - We hauled three loads of fodder and fixed for baptizing t i l l noon. We met at the church at 1 :OO P.M . for meeting and receiving four members into the Church of the Brethren, Mr. Ayers, Mrs . Taylor Huffman , and two step daughters, Ada and Bessie· This evening Mrs . Vinton Huffman made profession. We went from church to branch near sister Mamies for baptizing. At tonights service Ethel Lee professed. · Jan. 16 - Fountan Caldwell ·here for dinner. He and Bowyer Caldwell here tonight. They are here to set sawmill and get ready for sawing tomorrow if weather will permit. Jan. 27 - We worked papa's colt and had two runaways. Harness Papa broken and a little damage was dorie to wagon. bruised right much and also my arm was bruised. VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES was was �f 03 Feb . 3 - Mr. Feb . 18 - Ida's father, mother and little sister Beulah came evening to spend Sunday with us. Mar . 4 Another little son born to us at 8:30 this morning. Sister Emma here and Dr . Graybill came soon after . Cousin Lena Sprinkle came to do the work . I helped George Shank line off kitchen and celler wall . I also brought the colt I bought from papa for $165.00 home. Mar . 8 - Ida is suffering right much today . Dr. Graybill was here this morning . He said she has the lagrippe . She is resting some better tonight . Highest temperature was 105 2/5 . Her mother came to help. Mar. 11 - I took something like the lagrippe last evening. Dr. Graybill here this evening . Walter brought us a piece of beef and a bottle of whiskey from Fincastle for Ida . Mar. 15 - Erby Ayers began work here today. this evening. Mar . 22 - Mr . Huffman ' s , house, stable and spring house at Sprinkle home place burned this evening . Mar. 27 - I April 5 - I Caldwell finished sawing and I settled for house granary bill , $28.67 . He went home this evening . Mrs. and this Ayers here awhile carried wash water, cut wood and grubbed seems to be getting along very well today. the old some. partly put the wind wheel together till Dr. came. We lanced Willie's jaw and dressed it. Ida Graybill April 10- I fix ed my wagon for hauling t i l l noon. This evening haul ed two loads of house siding . About 1,300 feet. - April 13- Little Russell is not well today. won't eat his milk very much . Apri l 26 - Re seems feverish I and Mr. · Lee, Emm ett and John Caldwell began work on corn crib and granary today. April 28- Aunt Mattie Sprinkle died s uddenly today . May 5 - I got up after midnight , got ready and left for Roanoke with the trade. I bought some roofing, cement, salt, etc . arriving home about n ight . May 1 5 - Walter Williams and Emmett Crowder helped me dig on cellar. We are almost finished. May 16 - George today. Shank , John and Emmett helped me on VIRGINIA-APPAL ACHI At\I M() TCC. celler wall �May 20 - Clarence Garst went with me from Mrs. Gars ts home to Roanoke-. I bought nine doors and eight windows complete with frames. We helped Walter Williams load them so he could bring them back . May 22 - Mr . May 26 - Walter and myself took 22 ties to Troutville and Roanoke for ceiling etc. May 29 - Mr. R.L. Shank worked on flues today. June 3 - I brou g ht windows and doors from barn for Mr. went to Mr. Sesslers for porch flooring, $3 1. 8 1. June 8 - I cleaned out cellar , drew nails from boards. ca lve s from papa for $23.00. June 9 - I Aug. 7 Lee , Emmett and John Caldwell worked on kitchen dining room today. I Lee and railing I put in concrete walk to milk walls to cellar today. then etc. bought two 1O: 00 and helped Ida hard oil in dining room t i l l past helped stir hay in orchard out home. - We to helped him. George Shank and Walter Williams helped me mason work . Aug. 8 on and fi n ish cellar house and finis h ed step t { ,.~ I ... ·i• Sept. 2 - I made a trip to Roanoke with the trade and bou g ht a new carriage and buggy harness, cost $130.00 . Luther went w1th me. Sept 16 - Ida, chi ldr en and myself took trade to Roanoke and parents for d~nner and to spend the night. We Peters Creek Church for Love Feast . to Ida ' s went to Sept 22 Mama's 54th birthday. Oct. 12 About night I took a horse and met Ida, John and Willie near Daleville . They were on their way from Ida ' s mothers. The horse they were driving had nearly give n out • Oct. 18 - Papa and Walter helped me fix our pump this morning • Oct. 23 - Papa and myself went to Uncle Dans and helped him pick 95 crates of apples· We picked up and brought home abo ut 12 bushels. Oct. 24 - I fixed the scaffold and painted mpst of the day. Nov. 21 - I Dec. 8 primed on the kitchen today . All of us went to corn shucking at Mr. VlRGlN\AA.PPALACH\AN NOTES cronises. �f Dec . 23 - Mr s . Dec. 25 - Cronise helped Ida and Willie make S.S . Bundles. We went to the church this afternoon . After a short talk Luther , the S . S . gave all the members a bundle and an orange . Mrs . Cronise gave the Sunbeam Class two pokes, a nice card and a banana . Mama, papa, John, Luther and family, Cora and family, Mamie and family, and Emma and fami ly took dinner with us today. Twenty five all told. by Dec. 27 - Took trade to Roanoke, had children's picture made and then to Ida ' s parents for the night . Mr . Garst gave Russell $1 . 00 to b e kept until he is of age with 6% interest. Dec . 28 - We took dinner at Ida's Aunt Matties today. carpet rag cutting. Jan. 10 - Took phone message to Mrs. this morning . Jan . 11 Mama, Id a and self went in carriage to Mrs. funeral at Haymakertown. Papa went horseback . Jan . 22 - I took down the old crib and helped Ida some . Russell is right sick. Mama and papa here awhile this evening. Feb. 7 My Fe b. 12 - I prunned grape vines, apple, peach and plum trees till noon . This evening I fixed plow beam, painted plow whiffle trees and a wagon gate . Feb . 16 - This afternoon Walter and myself cut wood and church. Feb . 20 - I Feb . 21 - This evening Ida and myself primed in kitchen. Feb . 24 - Walter Williams he1ped me haul seve n loads of manure paint the kitchen . Feb. 26 - Helped dig grave for Mr. Mason Lee at Deed's graveyard. The funeral was at Pleasant Hill Church . I helped fill grave. Mar. 6 I Mar. 8 She had a 19 1 2 - Cronise that her mother Henderson·•s yoke and the mail 30th birthday. I made and ironed a breast single tree . I cut some wood out home and met carrier. - died cleaned at painted on end of kitchen and primed porch. and helped Walter ceil a bedroom out. home this evening . I made a separator bench and put two sh elves today. _ 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NnTs:-_c in pantry o5 �I Olo Mar. 11 - Ida's brother nearly killed this evening. Mar. 1 8 Spr~yed in young orchard and painted some . Mar. 30 - John and myself went to C. W. Kinzies for 100 rods of field fence , 20 rods of poultry wire and 20 rods of poultry netting. April 1 - Mr. Cronise • s fath er died today. message . I took: Mr . Cronise April 4 - I made a trip to Roanoke and back by night . I before 5 :0 0 A.M . and drove two hors es to the buggy . April 1'0- I plowed awhile and pu t room . quarter round around the started ceiling in our Apri l 15- Fini.shed plant ing potato patch , sweet corn etc. This mor n ing at 3 : 3 0 a little girl was born. Mama here at the time. Edith Sprinkle here to help with the work . i April 25 - Ida's mother , Clarence, and Beulah Garst came to see us are here tonight . April 27- Went to Mr. Tom Duffys for new carpet and went to Mr . Prestons and vaccinated 17 calves. f i: and A.G . May 10 - J.P. Long, a medicine agent took d inner here today . May 14 - Wa lt er helped me put up ceiling in front today. May 18 - We went to the Valley church for Lov e Feast . Edith went with us. We enjoyed dinner at Luthers and it was near ly 11 :00 P.M. when . we return ed home. May 24 - Commencement Day at Daleville College . I rode hor seback there and came home in buggy with mama . Luther was one of dinner at the full college graduates . I enjoyed the Lutbers . June room yest e rd ay and B - We ~ent to Roanoke and to Ida's mothers for dinn er . Edith Sprinkle and Miss Laura James went with us. June 15 - I. went to Troutville and met Carrie Clinebell who i s live with us awhile. We then drove to Daleville and Ida and the three Children. Virgil br ought them there. to met June 29 - I made a trip to Roan 0 k Luther went back with me from Dalevill e today. e• We took dinner a .t Luthe rs and then wa_l .kedbao k t o hi s place awhile. July 13 - I cut oats till noon. This evening I tied and Papa and Ida helped awhile la te this evening. VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NO I f:S shocked . �LO/ July 20 - I made a trip to Roanoke with trade. Beulah Garst and Julia James, Mr . Blunt and little son Robert came back with me. July 22 - Walter were putting in papa's oats here for Papa and threshing. Pap~ fell from over barn floor. He was hurt right much . One rib was broken. July 27 - I helped Oscar thresh 40 bu. wheat, 10 of oats and 9 of orchard grass seed. Ida's mother and father are here for dinner and here tonight. Aug. 1 - Spent last night at Luthers and with Bro. Edward Layman on church visit . Finished at Bro. Cline Kinzies about sunset. Aug. 9 - We threshed 267 bu. wheat, 216 mine, 51 papas, 1 00 bu. oats 66 mine 34 papas, we then moved to Walter Williams and threshed 48 bu. wheat. We then moved to Mr. Perrys and threshed 120 bu, wheat till night. Aug. 10 - At Daleville council meeting Rev. J.W. Ikenberry, Rev. J.T. Layman, and E.C. Crumpacker were ordained ~lders. Aug. 14 - Papa, John, Marvin, Estelle and myself picked up about 35 bu. apples for cider. We ground about 2/3 of them and made nearly 50 gal. cider. Aug. 17 - Oscar and myself went gigging in the branch for only got five small ones. Aug. 21 - I went to the program committee meeting at tonight. Aug. 28 - Mamie and children here today helping make applebutter. Sept 11 - I helped papa get some cattle together and then took cow daisy along to Mr. Burmans scales this evening. cow weighed 865 lbs. Oct. 10 - Ida's Uncle Jonas Garst died of fever this morning. Oct. 15 - I vaccinated 25 cattle today, 3 for G.D. Bowman, 3 for Olin Sprinkle , 6 for J .T. Quick, 10 for Laura Sprinkle and 3 for Emory Crowder. Nov. 15 - Nov. 23 - She died Leona Mangus Mrs. burned nearly to death. tonight. worked up I Sunday wood then got ready and drove to for Troutville for desk and bookcase. I returned in time church. Lena Sprinkle made profesison tonight . Nov. 2 5 - I kept the children so Ida could go to church. and Oliver Ayers made profession tonight. fish. Mr. We Cronises our Our Mr. Hartsel �108 Nov. 26 - All of us went to church tonight. Edith Sprinkle, Agnes Looney, Carrie Clinebell, Ocie Hartsel, Raymond Sprin kle and Tom Harris made profes s ion tonight. Nov. 27 - Hattie Crowder, Sallie Painter, made profession tonight. Nov. 28 - Six were baptized near home, Sprinkle, Carrie Clinebell, Crowder. Dec . 9 ~ ,,, ~ Herman Lee and Fr a nk Harris Raymond, Lena, Oliver Ayers Edith Hattie and and - Mr. John G. James from near Ida's parents lost and mo s t of the contents today. his house Dec. 14 - We left here at 5:00 A.H. with the trade for Roanoke. We did some Christmas shopping and drove back to Daleville for part of council meeting. We returned home about 7: 00 P .M. Dec. 21 - Papa and myself took trade to Roanoke. We got candy , oranges, etc. for S.S. at church and so me other things for here . Dec. 23 - We made bundles for S.S. here tonight. Dec. 24 - This evening the S.S. met at church for a and received their bundles. Dec. 25 - l i t t l e exercise Oscar, Walter and myself took a hunt today. Ezra Harris and Emmett Lee were along part of ·. the time. Oscar 4 rabbits, Walter 2 rabbits, 1 squirrel and 1 partridge, Emmett and Ezra 4 rabbits each. I got 2 rabbits. pictures Dec. 28 - We drove to Roanoke and had the childrens We then went to Ida's parents to spend over Sunday. Dec . 30 - Jan. 1 Jan. 3 made. After dinner we went to Roanoke for Carrie and then to Luthers to spend the night. Mr. Garst gave $1.00 f'or Mary with earnings at 6% for 21 years. - Ida and Mama went to Lucian Ferrells a while this evening . Old Mrs. Otey died before day this morning. - s:ow storm with very high wind. It blew wind wheel tower rt ly over bending top of the tower. It also blew two rees across the phone wire breaking it twice. I helped saw trees out of the road a~d put the phone wires together. i Jan. 2 3 - I went to the upper plac e to plow tomato land but f'ound too wet. I came home and did odd ta sk s VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES here. it �Feb. 5 - I hauled 6 loads of manure till noon. 3 on garden. 3 on wheat field and Feb. 19 - I took 913 board ft. lumber to Troutville today. This makes 7,563 ft. I have hauled to Troutville in the past 12 days. Mar. 15 - I sprouted our potatoes t i l l it quit raining, ten ties. then got out Mar. 29 - Mr. & Mrs. Garst and Beulah came about 2:00 P.M. April 4 - Carrie and myself went to District Meeting at Troutville today. Elder D.C . Naff, Moderator; Bro. Trout, writing clerk and T.S. Moherman, reading clerk. April 15- Mary's first birthday • . April 19- I left here at 2:00 A . M. and made a trip to was after sunset when I returned. Roanoke. Finished planting corn in long field. Br~~gbt 3 bbl. corn from out home. I put out some fire at woods and killed and cut up beef for love feast at Valley Church. May 2 - May 3 - Ida, Carrie, Love Feast . May 12 - Mary and self drove to the Valley Church for We spent last night with Ida's parents. Today we went to Old Order Annual meeting at Hanging Rock on Masons creek. June 13 - A Mr. Anderson, a shoe salesman from Parkersburg, took dinner here today. July 4 - I mowed yard, helped fix hay ladder, helped work road to upper place . Aug. 2 - Aug. 8 - Dr . Graybill and bis wife took supper with us. not mend very fast. Aug. 28 - It w. Va. helped fix wagon and This evening I took Carrie and Willie to Dr. Graybill. Willie has some fever and Carrie has a stiff neck. We finished threshing here, 214 bu. oats . Then moved to Sam Poagues. Willie does wheat and 52 1 / 2 bu . �I t \0 ' took 2 horses to town to shop and had late dinner Sept. 3 - I d w1·111e went to her home for apples home. Id a an Returned at dark . . Sept . 9 Oct. 4 out etc . _ I took 15 ties to Troutville and brought disc barrow from station. _M il l er Garst, wife and two little children here tonight . ~·- ¥ Oct. 23 - I went hunting tonight but no game at all . .... .. ;.,, •.., Oct . 29 _ I took 60 cases of tomatoes to Troutville for SaNm hPtoaghune an·d helped load over 200 ca.s es from war e house. ig w e we returned . Sam took supper here. Nov. 1 - We got ready and drove to Roanoke with trade . We did some shopping and went to Ida's parents for l ate dinner. Nov. 4 - Papa an d mama went John and myself got out potatoes . town . Miss Phelps came this evening. Nov. 5 - Dennis Austin began boarding here tonight. Nov. 8 - We shucked and cribbed 9 bbl. corn t i l l rain. Butchered a small beef ( 175 lb.), sold 10 6 lbs. Sam Poague here to do some phoning, He took supper with us. to Nov. 12 - Mr. Tom Harris and Sallie Painter were married in Fincastle today. No v. 22 - On our return trip from Roanoke with trade we stopped at Da leville for co un ci l meeting. Election of deacons was he ld with J.F . Crowder and Jonas Eller being elected to deaconship. Nov. 24 - D.U. Austin was here tonight. Nov. 27 - D.U. Austin went home. Carrie and Willie took Miss Mary to Troutville this evening . Dec. 3 .. ~"; •' T• t t.J" Dec . 6 - Papa and myself cut and hauled 57 post till noon. We shucked 4 bbl. corn and hauled one load. This eveni ng we went to Mrs. Looneys for a corn shucking also enjoyed a good supper • Ida, Willie Haymakertown. a nd myself went to soc iety meeting Dec . 24 - We went to Xmas program at school house this eveni n g. Mary went home. De c. 25 - I hunted awhi le with Oscar and Wa lter . h ome for a good dinner. VIRGrNrA-APPALACHIAN NOTES at Miss All of us went out �\\\ ROANOKE AND NEW RIVER VALLEYS, VIRGINIA, MANUSCRIPTS: A Guide to Collec tions in the United states. Edlted by Charles A. Bodie) History !vluseum and Historical Society of Western Virginia. 286 pages $19.80 by George Kegley Researchers and readers of history have a new source for stacks of old documents from Roanoke, Botetourt, Craig, Montgomery and Floyd counties. Charles Bodie, a Lexington historian, has compiled a descriptive guide for more than 1,600 collections in 62 public libraries in Virginia and across the nation. Here are references to such primary sources as maps, diaries, letters, slave and iron furnace records, ledgers, pension applications, photographs, city directories, genealogical material, stagecoach waybills, land surveys and many other papers. Here we learn how to find 18'11 century letters ofWilJiam Fleming and William Preston; Thomas Jefferson's vouchers for Botetourt County property; 19th century account books of a Roanoke County sawmill operator; an inventory of the estate of Col. George Hancock, owner ofFotheringay in Montgomery County; and photo copies of early papers at Christiansburg Institute. The guide is enhanced by a SO-page index and the names and addresses of the libraries where the papers are preserved. These items touch the lives of people on farms, in stores, homes, schools and in professions. They document people neglected by many writers, such as wome~ children, blacks, small farmers and factory workers. Bodie, the editor, previously completed similar guides for Rockbridge and Bath counties. The guides are sold at the History Museum Gift Shop and some local bookstores. This study was partially funded by a grant from the Virginia foundation for the Humanities. From the Roanoke Times, Sunday, February l , 2004 GEORGE KEGLEY is ediLor oflhe Journal ofthe History Museum and Historical Society of Western Virginia SOME RECENT VONA TIO NS TO Tiff VIRGINIA 'ROOM by SVGS Married Well and Often: Marriages of the Northen1Neck of Virginia 1649-1800, by Robert K. Headley, jr. In honor of George A . Kegley The Index to Virginia Estates 1800-1865, Vol. 4, by Wesley E . Pippenger. In Memory of Jimmie Marie Martin Steele The Index to Virginia Estates 1800-1865, Vol. 3, by Wesley E . Pippenger In Memory of Marguerite Tise The Jndes to Virginia Estates 1800-1865, Vol. 2, by Wesley E. Pippenger In Memory of Francis Paul Dean �l l 7-- i r l i I i• C'-· w er l- e.; a.. LL I 1- z L... z 0 > z <X: w 2 4: . I I' I I z :::> 0 >- z <X: j I (.) o - .E _. 0 0) 0 s a:: ..u ro - c ro·5 .... .... .8Q) > - :::l Q) .r:. .... ....... c <( ·- > .90 I- 0 .r:. :.:> a. z- ro c _: ·5 ~ ~ I­ 0 :J ;: CD ..) -q- .... o r-~ .:;:; N fJ- zu l:l VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continued BOWER, E V Gravestone - b 10 July 1878 - d 10 July 1912 Bot Co - Ref Brick Union BOWER, Elias A single - b ca 1849 Bot Co - d 11 Feb 1868 Tenn, rep Bot Co age 19y - f David BOWER - m Sarah - cd fever - rep by father BOWER, Ethel Virginia - b 10 July 1884, Amsterdam, Bot Co - d 10 July 1912 Bot Co - f W T BOGUS (b Rb Co) - rn Sarah Jane (HINER) (b Bot Co) - buried Brick Un ion - cd TB of lungs & Bowels (BOWER), Hannah - b ca 1800 Bot Co - d 24 Apr 1854 Bot Co - cd Cancer - rep by hus Christian BOWER BOWER, Harry Chester - 4 Oct 1909 Bot Co - d 7 Sep 1912 Bot Co - f Lee BOWER (b Bot Co) - m Cora (LEMON) (b Bot Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd Diptheria BOWER, John - b 18 July 1822 - d 6 Nov 1890 Bot Co - h/o Ann Lucy BOWER (1822 - 1890) - Ref: Brick Union gravestone BOWER, John W - b ca Aug 1870 Bot Co - d 10 Nov 1870 Buchanan Twsp, Bot Co age 3m - f Charles BOWER - m Mary V - cd Brain fever - rep by father BOWER, Martin - d by May 1796 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p425 appraisal BOWER, Mary Virginia - b ca 1847 Bot Co - d 15 Dec 1854 Bot Co - f William BOWER - m Susanna - cd pneumonia - rep by father BOWER, Philip - b 1832 Bot Co - d 20 Nov 1862 Farmville, Va, rep Bot Co age 30y - cd unknown - rep by (f-i-1) John VEST - b/o Mary M (VEST) BOWER BOWER, Sarah - b ca 1814 Bot Co - d 1862 Bot Co - age 48y Sm 27d - cd paralysis - rep by hus David BORER BOWERS, Sarah A - b 19 Jan 1843 Bot Co - d 29 Sep 1916 Bot Co - f John SIMMONS (b not known) - m Margaret (LANCE) (b Bot Co) - buried Parr Burying ground cd Bronchitis & old age BOWER, Sarah Jane - b 30 Dec 1833 - d 23 Nov 1922 Bot Co - w/o David S BOWER (1833-1883) - Ref: Brick Union gravestone BOWER, William - ca 1791 Md - d 20 Sep 1860 Bot Co - age 69y - cd drowned rep by son Christopher H BOWER - h/o Magdaline BOWER BOWER, William C - b ca Dec 1835 (census #563) - d 5 May 1862 Williamsburg, Va; rep to Bot Co - age 27y 4m 12d - f Christian BOWER - m MARTHA (or Hannah) - cd Gun shot - rep by father - Adm John VEST Sr BOWER, William Charles - b ca 8 Sep 1839 Bot Co - d 13 Nov 1861 Bot Co - age 22y 2m Sd - f David BOWER - rn Sarah - cd spasms - rep by father BOWMAN see Honoria E MOOMAW BOWYER see Mary A PENN, Thomas MADISON, Nancy S WOODSON, Mary Suca WOODSON, male BISHOP, Ellis Watson BISHOP, Bowyer SLUSSER, Daniel WERNER VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTJ:"~ _ _j �BOWYER, Edmund (CSA marker) - b [ca 1835; 1850 Bot Co cens~s #1451] - f [HENRY w BOWYER) - m [Matilda) - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem BOWYER, Elizabeth M (urund) - b ca 1835 Bot Co - d 18 Sep 1858 Bot Co 23y - f Joseph BOWYER - cd flux - rep by father age BOWYERS, Battie - b ca 1895 Va - d 19 July 1913 Bot Co - f unknown - m Senior POTrER (b Va) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd Puerperal convulsions BOWYER, Henry, Col - d 13 June 1832 Bot Co - Ref: WB E p317, will dated 7_ Dec 1823 - Wife Agatha; Ch: William Winston, Edmund, John M. Others mentioned Uncle Thomas Bowyer. Ref: Va Gen Quar. V4 pl4: from Christian Sentinal of 22 June 1832 "died on Wed 13 inst at his residence near Fincastle BOWYER, James T (CSA marker) - [ca 1830 (Bot Co 1850 census #1451] - f (Henry W BOWYER] - m [ Matilda] - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem BOWYER, James Thomas - b 7 June 1864 Bot Co - d 28 Jan 1913 Bot Co - f Mathew Houston BOWYER (b Bot Co) - m Mary Mildred DURNAVANT (b Amelia Co, Va) - cd pneumonia - buried Buchanan Cem BOWYER, John M, Col - b ca 1794 (census #1142) - d 26 Oct 1851 Bot Co - age 57y - h/o Lucy M BOWYER (d by 9 May 1859) - Ref: Beaverdam gravestone - Adm 12 Jan 1852 Lucy M BOWYER (9 May 1859) William W BOYD BOWYER, John S - d by 8 Apr 1861 Bot Co - Adm Lewis LINKENBOKER, Sheriff BOWYER, Joseph (widower) - b ca 1800 Bed Co - d 6 Aug 1866 Bot Co - age 66y - f A BOWYER - m M - cd Asthma - rep by son William B BOWYER BOWYER, Lucy M - b ca 1800 Va (census #1142) - d by 14 Aug 1854 Bot Co - f 'William LEWIS - hus John M BOWYER - Adm 1854 Pleasant M MARTIN; 1859 wm W BOYD BOWYER, M M (female) - b ca 1830 Bot Co - d 19 Sep 1857 Bot Co - f Joseph BOWYER - cd flux - rep by father BOWYER, Martin - d by May 1796 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p425 Appraisal BOWYER, Mary - b ca 1784 Va (census #487) _ d by 14 Nov 1864 Bot Co - f Charles CAHOON, Sr - w/o John - Adm Lewi~ LINXENHOKER, Sheriff BOWYER, Mary - b 11 June 1833 - d 21 Sep 1895 Bot Co (gravestone) - f John CLAPSADDLE - m Catherine RINEHART - hus William B BOWYER - buried Mt Pleasant Cem BOWYER, Mary Ann Penn - b ca 1834 - d 1 Apr 1857 Bot Co - age 23y - f H W BOWYER - m M - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem BOWYER, Mary B - b ca 1863 - d 25 Oct 1879 " Greenfield" Bot Co (obituary) f Henry M BOWYER - m Maria - survived by parents & 2 brothers BOWYER, Nancy S WOODSON - b ca 1823 - d 2 Apr 1845 Bot Co - age 22y BOWYER - m M - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES f H W - ' �l \S BOWYER, Nannie Virginia - b 20 Aug 1858 Bot Co - d 3 Feb 1916 Bot Co - f Mathew Houston BOWYER (b Bot Co) - rn Mary Mildred (DORNAVANT) (b Amelia Co) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd found dead in bed BOWYER, Radford - b 1856 Bot Co - d 25 May 1856 Bot Co - f Henry M BOWYER m Maria - cd pneumonia - rep by father BOWYER, Sarah R[adford] - b 1806 - d 17 May 1848 Bot Co - f [ John PRESTON] - m [Mary RADFORD] - w/o Henry M BOWYER - Ref: Preston family gravestone BOWYER, Tbomas - d by 9 Aug 1785 Bot Co - f [Michael BOWYER] - Ref: WB A p230 will dated 17 Oct 1784, Admr bond - Relatives: Nephews & nieces: Henry BOWYER & others, not named. Others: Priscilla MADISON, Will BOWYER (his dau Tericia), Michael BOWYER (h is dau Mary) - Admr John BOWYER, Henry BOWYER BOWYER, William - d by 11 Feb 1861 Bot Co - Adm : Lewis LINXENBOKER, Sheriff BOWYER, William Bro'Wll - b 21 Mar 1834 Bot Co - d 25 Mar 1916 Bot Co - f Joseph Bro'Wll BOWYER (b Bed Co) - m Betsy (STEVER) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Pleasant Cem - cd Cerebral hemorrhage BOWYER, Woodvil1e (CSA) - b [ca 1838, 1850 Bot Co census #1451] - d Bot Co - f [Henry W BOWYER] - m [Matilda] - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem BOYD see Frederick A MARTIN, Peter HINER, David MllLER BOYD, Alexander C - d 27 Dec 1820 Bot Co - Ref : "Herald of the Valley" 15 Jan 1821; WB C p310, will dated 23 Nov 1820 - Wife Catherine; Ch: Andrew, Mary, James BOYD, Andrew - d by June 1820 Bot Co - Ref : WB C p 265, will dated 6 Mar 1820 - Relatives : Ch: Jane (dec'd), James (dec'd), unfortunate dau Priscilla, John, Thomas, Sarah Ann (md _ BUCHANON), Ann Margaret, Alexander C. Others: Capt David ROWLAND, Thomas Davison AT[INSON BOYD, Andrew L - b ca 1814 Va (census #1254) - d by 12 Dec 1864 Bot Co - h/o - Adm Henry V GRAY (revoked 11 Sep 1865) Lewis LINIENHOKER Ann BOYD, James - d by July 1816 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p60, will dated 26 May 1816 - Relatives: wife Mary B; Ch: Andrew Lewis & William Watson BOYD, Lucy M - d by 9 May 1859 Bot Co - Adm William W BOYD BOYD, William W - b ca 1816 Va (census #1245) - d by 5 May 1866 Bot Co - h / o Jane - Adm: 5 May 1866 John W JOHNSTON (new bond 11 June 1866) BOYER see Christian GISH, Henry WAX BOYLE, Martha (rnd) - b ca 1856 Bed Co - d 22 Feb 1917 Bot Co - buried Bonsacks Cem - cd Acute Dilation of Heart BRACKEN, Matthew - d by 8 Aug 1775 Bot Co - Ref: Admr bond - Admr Abigail BRACK.EN VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN_NOTES _ �BRADFORD, Minna - d by 10 Dec 1821 (dau called an orphan) Bot Co McClenahan (aged 9 by 10 Dec 1821) Dau Sa11y BRADLEY see Gracie GORDON, Rosa A GORDON, Albert W HIBOY BRADLEY, Elizabeth, Mrs - b ca 1849 Bot Co - d 26 June 1912 Bot Co - f Elias (marked out & replaced with Elisha) EVANS (b Charlotte Co) - m Mary [SMITH] - buried on J H STULL's place - cd Broncho-pneumonia BRADLEY, J E - b 10 Sep 1865 - d 13 Oct 1954 Bot Co - grave Haymakertown Cem BRADLEY, James B (no stone) - h/o Maggie T BRADLEY - grave Mt Union Cem (wife's stone named him, there is no stone for him) BRADLEY, James W - b ca 1860 Bot Co - d 12 Oct 1864 Bot Co - age 4y William BRADLEY - m Catherine - cd diptheria - rep by father f BRADLEY, John - b [1834, 1850 census Bot Co #314] - d by 13 June 1854 Bot Co - Adm Joseph BRADLEY BRADLEY, Joseph - b ca 1775 Campbell Co, Va - d 10 Feb 18 70 Amsterdam Twsp, Bot Co) - age 94y 3m Od - f John BRADLEY - m Elizabeth - cd rheumatism - rep .by son William BRADLEY - h/o Elizabeth BRADLEY BRADLEY, Lettica WATKINS - b 4 June 1825 - d 9 Nov 1871 Bot Co - f [John] WATKINS - m [Catherine LEMON] - hus Samuel P BRADLEY - grave Haymakertown Cem BRADLEY, Maggie T - b 17 Jan 1857 - d 12 July 1887 Bot Co - w/o James B BRADLEY - grave Mt Union Cem - (Her stone named her bus, but he has no stone) BRADLEY, Robert - b ca 1852 - d 15 Oct 1853 Bot Co - f James BRADLEY cd Scarlet fever - rep by father rn M BRADLEY, Samuel P - b 24 Aug 1818 - d 26 Sep 1897 Bot Co - Wife Letitia WATKINS [md 1 Oct 1846 Rke Co] - grave Haymakertown Cern BRADLEY, William C - b 12 July 1850/1856 Bot Co [the typist could not decide if it was a 0 or a 6] - 12 July 191S Bot-Co - f James P BRADLEY - m (WELCH) (b Bot Co) - buried Stull Cem . - cd Metra reguratation BRADS see Fryor Lewis STANLEY BRADSHAW see Catherine BRITT, Ralph Gordon BILL BRADSHAW, Carey B - b 30 June 1914 Bot Co - d 30 June 1914 Bot Co BRADSHAW (b Bot Co) - m Carey (JONES) (b Bot Co) - cd premature f Bowyer BRADSHAW, Henry Alexander Eskridge - b 9 Dec 1845 [or 1842 Bot Co 1850 census ftl458] Bot Co - d 12 May 1914 Bot Co - f John BRADSHAW (b Bot Co) - m Frances (BRITT) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle Cern - cd paralysis BRADSHAW, Martha - b 11 July 1915 Bot Co - d 11 July 1915 Bot Co Bowyer BRADSHAW (b Bot Co) - m Carrie Virginia (JONES) (b Bot Co) mature - buried private cem VIRGINIA APPALACHl_ANJ~_TES ________ _ Lucian cd pre- f �BRADSHAW, Nancy - b ca 1822 Bot Co (1850 Bot Co census #1475] - d 31 Dec 1853 Bot Co - f [ I s aac BRADSHAW] - m [Polly] - cd fits - rep by s is Catherine BRITT BRAFFORD, Betsy - b ca 1783 - d 10 Oct 1853 Poor House, Bot Co - f not known - m not known - cd dropsy - rep by Supt of Poor House, Anthony DILMAN BRAGGS see Thomas R WHITE BRANAMER, Jacob - d by 7 Apr 1820 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p316 appraisal BRATTON see William FLEMING BRAWLEY, James (md) - b Va - d June 1849 Bot Co - age 64y - cd consumption - Ref: 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedul e - [h/o Mary] BRAWLY, Mary - b ca 1778 (not known) (or 1782, 1850 Bot Co census #652] - d 23 Oct 1853 Bot Co - f not known - cd old age - rep by s -i-1 John BOWYER widow of James BRAWLEY BREAKER see Alexander HANDLEY BRECKENRIDGE see Lucie BASSETT, John LYTH, Jordan ANTHONY, William H ANTHONY BRECKENRIDGE, Cary - b ca 1796 Bot Co [ 1850 Bot Co census #146 0] - d 26 Mar Bot Co - age 7ly - f James BRICKENRIDGE - m A[nne SELDEN] - cd old age - rep by son C BRECKENRIDGE - b/o Emma BRECKENRIDGE - Fm? bond 10 May 1869 Emma W BRECKENRIDGE, Adm 13 May 1867 Cary BRECKENRIDGE ~ BRECKENRIDGE, John H - b ca Aug 1845 Bot Co (1850 Bot Co census #1460) - d 3 June 1862 Richmond, Va, rep Bot Co - age 17y lOm 20d - f Cary BRECKENRIDGE m Ennna - cd gun shot at 7 Pines - rep by fa ther BRECKENRIDGE, Peachy Gilmer - b ca 1835 Va (1850 Bot Co census #1460) - d by 12 Sep 1864 Bot Co - f Cary BRECKENRIDGE - m Emma W - Adm William T YANCEY BRECKENRIDGE, Peyton Carey - b 3 Oct 1875 Bot Co - 23 Dec 1912 Bot Co - f George W BRECKENRIDGE (b Bot Co) - m Annie (HAMNER) (b Bot Co) - buried Fincastle - cd Epeleptic Convul sion BRECKENRIDGE, Robert - d by 11 Nov 17 73 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p36, will dated 7 Aug 1772; Admr bond - Wife: Lettice; Ch: William, Jobn, Alexander, Robert, James, Preston, Elizabeth - Admr Wi lliam PRESTON, Andrew WOODS BREWBAKER also BRUBAKER, see Henry DILL BREWBAKER, Ann - b Dec 1834 - d 3 Jan 1898 near Rockville, Md; buried Mill Creek Cem - age 64y 8m - Re l atives: 5 daus, one md Hanson CRONISE - Cronise Scrapbook p 48 BREWBAKER, A[nna] female - b ca 1797, ?Bath Co, WV (1850 Bot Co census #994) - 20 Mar 1868 Bot Co - age 71y - f Henry DILL - m Mary - cd Hemorhage of lungs - rep by hu s Abram BREWBAKER __VIRGINIA APPAi A~J..tlA.ll lV\,.r-" �BREWBAKER, Abraham - d by 11 Apr 1815 (ch cal led orphans) Bot Co & John (both over 14) Ch: Mary BREWBAKER, Fannie L - b 2 Nov 1861 Bot Co - d 2 Sep 1917 Bot Co - f Robert THRASHER (b Bot Co) - m Martha (HAMMOND) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Per!2_nitis (duodenal perforation) BREWBAKER, Joel (CSA) - b ca Sep 1822 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co census #1166] - d 15 Dec 1868 Bot Co - age 46y 9m Od - f Abram BREWBArER - m Ann [DILL] - cd supposed Glanders - rep by wife Ann BREWBAKER - grave Mil 1 Creek Cem - Adm bond 11 Jan 1869 Lewis LINI.ENBOKER BREWBAKER, John (unmd) - b [ca 1827, 1850 Bot Co census #994] BREWBAKER - m [Anna DILL] - cd fever - rep by father f Abraham BREWBAKER., Theresa Roberta - b 18 Dec 1840 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co census #1001 J - d 26 July 1917· Bot Co - f A M HAYTBE [HEATH] (b Va) - m Katherine W (FINCH) (b Camp Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Gangreen of right leg BRICKET see female RBODENBEISER BRICKEY see Benny Alexander LOVING BRICKEY, Bettie Sue - b [ca 1884 or 15 May 1881] - d 1954 (Bot Co Heir List) [6 June 1952] - f McCRAY - Hus James B BRICKEY, Ch: Mary BAILEY (b ca 1905), J B (b ca 1907), Frank (b ca 1909), Myrtle CRAWFORD (b ca 1911), John L (b ca 1913), Robert (b ca 1915), Julia (b ca 1917), Elmer G (b ca 1919), Ava WICKLINE (b ca 1925) BRICKEY, Daniel M - b ca 1838 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co census #450] - d 16 Jan 1860 Bot Co - age 22y - f John BRICKEY - m Rhoda [SHREWSBERRY] - cd typhoid fever - rep by father BRICKEY, John - b [1794, 1850 Bot Co census #450] - 1868 Bot Co - f [Peter BRICKEY] - m [Elizabeth BRICKEY] - [h/o Rhoda (SHREWSBERRY) ( 1796-1868) Adm bond 9 Nov 1868 Charles VANDERGRIFr BRICKEY, Mary - b ca 1841 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co census #4 50] - d 5 Jan 1857 Bot Co - f John BRIC:rEY - m Rhoda [SHREWSBERRY] - cd typhoid fever - rep by father BRICKEY, Peter - b [10 Apr 1761 Westmoreland Co, Va] - d 1836 (Bot Co Will) - f [Jarred BRICKEY (d 1790)] - m [Elizabeth] - Relatives: Ch: wm, E1izabetb McKENNEY, Mary JONES, Daniel MORGAN, Ann SLIWKER, Samuel, Sarah (rod Jonathan LEE), Peter, John, Agnes (rnd Zechariah LEE), Jarred., Temperance BARNES, Dorcas SESSLER, Geo 'Wash, Andrew Jackson. Gs: James A1len BRICKEY & these DUN ch: Martha, Elizabeth, Susannah & Jane BRICKEY, Peter - d 1831 (Bot Co Appraisal) BRICKEY, Rhoda - b ca 1796 ?Roanoke Co [ 1850 Bot Co census #4 50] - d 29 Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 72y - f Dabney [SHREWSBERRY] - m Elizabeth [ST CLAIR] - cd old age - rep by son Haden BRICKEY - w/o John BRICKEY VJRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BRIDGELAND see Margaret WALROND BRIDGELAND, Catherine - b ca 1759 - d 10 June 1822 Bot Co - age 63y - Rep in "Herald of the Valley" 17 June 1822 BRIDGER see unnamed SHAFER BRIDGES see female SHAFFER BRIDGETT, William S - b ca 1869 Bot Co - d 10 Feb 1870 Fincastle Twsp, Bot Co - age 3m 25d - f Jacob BRIDGETT - m Charlotte - rep by father BRIGHT see Daniel McNEAL BRIGHT, Barman - d by Jan 1817 (order) Bot Co - Ref: WB Admrs: Daniel BRIGHT, Henry PAINTER c p583, appraisal - BRILL see Charles BORNE BRITT sometime read BUTT & BRILL see Nannie CADE, Bessie lITLSON, Julia Frances WRIGHT, Mary J ANDERSON, Henry Alexander Eskridge BRADSHAW, Nancy BRADSHAW, Joseph C LAYMAN, Lydia E LAYMAN, male WILSON BRITT, Catherine - b ca 1819 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co census #1475 ] - d 3 Nov 1869 Bot Co - age 50y - f Isaac BRADSHAW - m Po11y - cd pneumonia - rep by bus Obadiah BRITT BRITT, Charles - d by 26 Aug 1902 Bot Co - cd fell from horse - Ref: Inquest papers BRITT, Charlie - d 10 Aug 1884 Bot Co - f Anderson BRITI - m Bettie - grave Haymakertown Cem BRITT, James W - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d Oct 1856 Bot Co - f John BRITT - m Eliza - cd flux - rep by father BRITT, Sidney A - d 13 Apr 1889 Bot Co - f A C BRITI - m V E - grave Haymakertown Cem BRITT, Virginia - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d l Aug 1855 Bot Co - f John BRITT - m Banab - cd by cutting - rep by fat her BRITTON BRITZ see Henry HAWKINS see Michael FRANTZ BROGAN, male - b 28 June 1913 Troutville, Bot Co - d 28 June 1913 Bot Co - f Merritt J BROGAN (b Carroll Co, Va) - m Dollie M (WOODY) (b Henry Co, Va) buried Daleville Cem - cd premature birth BROGAN, James Kerley b 2 May 1914 Bot Co - d 2 May 1914 Bot Co - f Merrit J BROGAN (b Carroll Co, Va) - m Dolly S (WOODY) (b Henry Co, Va) - buried Amsterdam Co?) - cd premature BROOFMAN see BROUGHMAN VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BROOFMAN, George w - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 4 Au g 1 859 Bot Co William BROOFMAN - cd croup - r ep by father BROOFM.AN, Joseph - b ca 1 853 Bot Co - d 1861 Bot Co BROOFMAN - m S - cd fever - rep by father age 2y - age Sy - f f William BROOFMAN, M[ary] E (female) (widow) - b ca 1805 Bot Co (1850 Bot Co census #314] - d 31 Mar 1868 Bot Co - age 63y - f Chris tian SIFFORD - m El.iza rep by dau Mary BROOFMAN [widow of James BROUGHHAN] BROOKFIELD see Henry GURNEY BROOKS see James WELLS BROOKS, Charles - d by 8 Oct 1 814 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p65 Joseph CLOYD BROOKS, Lou, Mrs - d by 7 Dec 1904 Bot Co Inqu es t papers appraisa l - cd accidently drown ed - BROOKS, Mary E - b ca Mar 1 858 - d 6 May 1 858 Bot BROOKS - m July Ann - cd unknown - rep by mother Co - age 2m - f Admr Ref: William BROTHERS see George RONK BROUGH see BRUGH BROUGBMAN see BROOF(F)MAN, Sarah J FALLS, Lucile PULLEN, male S MITH BROUGBMAN, male (or BROOFMAN) - b ca 1853 - d 20 Feb 1853 Bot Co BROOFMAN - m B - cd not known - 't"ep by father f Wy1ey BROUGHMAN, Andrew J - b ca 1 829 Bot Co [185 0 Bot Co cen sus #314] - d 23 Aug 1856 Bot Co - f James BROUGBMAH - m Mary - cd Afection Kidney - rep by father BROUGBHAN, Charles - b 24 Mar 1840 near Lick Run, Bot Co - d 24 Feb 1915 Bot Co - [1850 Bot Co census #305 ) - f Solomon BROUGHMAN (b Bot Co) - m P e ggy (DEAL) ? - buried Bethe l Cem - cd pneumonia BROUGBMAN, Jacob - b ca 1791 va (census # 1 501) h/o "Tena" - Adm John G RUDISILL d by 8 Mar 1 852 Bot Co - BROUGBMAN, James - b ca Nov 1801 Bot Co ( 1850 Bot Co cens us #314 ] - d 14 De c 1865 Bot Co - age 64y lm - f John BROUGHMAN - m Mary - cd cancer - rep by wife Mary E BROUGBMAN BROUGBMAN, James K - b 1845 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co cen sus #314] Bot Co - f James BROUGBMAN (b Va) - m Polly (SIFFORD) (b Va ) Cem - cd old age BROUGHMAN, Mary [see M E BROOFMAN] _ d by 8 June 1868 Bot Co 1868 William B BEAN d 12 Apr 1915 b uried Bethel Admr 8 J une BROUGHMAN, Peter - b 13 Mar 1840 [1850 Bot Co census #1501] - d 17 May 1907 Bot Co - f [Jacob BROUGHMAN] _ m (Tena] _ grave Hogan-Old Cem (Litt le Catawba) VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �(~\ BROUGHMAN, Ruth Virginia - b 2 Aug 1858 Bot Co - d 1 May 1913 Bot Co - f Philip NEWCOMB (b Bot Co) - m Mary (SLOANE) (b Fkln Co) - buried Shiloah Cem - cd TB BROUGHMAN, Sarah Ann - b ca 1849 Va - d 14 June 1917 Bot Co - f James McCOOL (b Ireland) - m Elizabeth (SLOUGH) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Obstruction of Bowel BROUGHMAN, William Barry - b 29 Apr 1874 Va - d 24 July 1913 Bot Co - f James Paxton BROUGRMAN (b Va) - m Kate (SIMPSON) (b Va) - buried Mt Joy Cem - cd Pistol shot in lungs & fractured skull BROWN see Frances Ann RADER, Elizabeth M TABLER, George SKILLERN, Elcie May ECHARD, Grace JONES, Ida Snow LARCH, James ROWLAND, Elizabeth SKILLERN, Thomas SWITZER, J B UPDYKE, Carl Houston WILSON, BROWN, Catherine - ca 1810 Rockingham Co - d 28 Apr 1853 Bot Co - f [Absa1om BROWN] - m [Mary] - cd pneumonia - rep by bus John B BROWN BROWN, Charles L - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 16 Aug 1856 Bot Co - f Albert: G BROWN - m Caroline - cd hooping cough - rep by mother BROWN, George T - b ca 1839 Bot Co [1850 Bot Co census #1765] - d 6 July 1862 Richmond, Va, rep Bot Co - age 23y - f Albert BROWN - m Caroline - cd bronchi tus - rep by father BROWN, Bugh - d Feb 1802 Bot Co - Ref: WB B pl3, will dated 27 Dec 1801. Relatives: ch: Mary (md MOORE), Sarah (md WILSON), Jane (md ___ TAYLOR) , Peggy, Nancy, John, Bugh (if he returns). Friend James TAPSCOTT. Ex: John BROWN BROWN, James - d by Sep 1812 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p298 appraisal BROWN, Jennie (single) - b ca 1865 Bot Co - d 27 Apr 1917 Bot Co - f don't know - m don 't know - buried Poor House Cem - cd Starvation, mildly insane & refusing food (festering syphilis) BROWN, John - d by 9 Feb 1773 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - son John BROWN, John - d 1868 Bot Co - Adm bond 12 Oct 1868 Samuel BURGER BROWN, John H - (widower) - b ca 1813 Rockingham Co, Va [1850 Bot Co census #875] - d 15 Apr 1859 Bot Co - 46y - cd Intemperence - rep by son Will iam A BROWN - [h/o CatherineJ BROWN, Margaret - widow - b ca 1774 unkn own [or 1772 , 1 850 Bot Co cen s us #1533] - d 11 July 1854 Bot Co - f [John BROWN] - cd scarle t fever - rep by son William P BROWN [b 1818] BROWN, Nannie A - b 7 Nov 1847 Smithfield Va - d 2 Apr 1913 Bot Co - f Capt John Adams (b South Hampton Co, Va) - m Antionette (CHAPMAN) ( b Isle of Wight Co, Va) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd Brights disease - [hus , Capt Philip E BROWN] VIRGINIA ADDAt •"•-U.... - �BROWN, Philip E, Capt - b [2 June 1842] d [24 Mar] 1921 Bot Co, (buri ed Glade Creek Cem) - Relatives : [wife Nannie ADAMS, 7 Nov 1847-2 Apr 1912] - ( He built the hotel at Blue Ridge Springs in 1890) - see Barnes book p589 BROWN, Thomas - d by Aug 1823 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p398, will dated 6 June 1822 - Relatives: wife dec'd, was a d/o of William TERRY. Ch: Eastber, Rebecca, Massa, Kesia, Macy (md _ THOMPSON), William, Thomas. Gch: Susanna THOMPSON. Exr: Elijah McCLENAHAN m BROWN, Virginia - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d Aug 1856 Bot Co - £ William BROWN Macy - cd not known - rep by father BROWNLEE see Sarah C [or E] PETERS BROWNLEE, Alexander - d by 14 Sep 1790 (son was called an orphan) Bot Co son James (age over 14 by 14 June 1796) BROWNLEE, James - b ca 1779 Va (census #1453) - d by 13 Sep 1853 Bot co [Alexander BROWNLEE (d by 14 Sep 1790)] - h/o Mary - Adm James H FIGGAT f BROWNLEE, Jane - b 1790 - d 1862 Bot Co - Ref: Haymakertown gravestone BROYLES see Nathan EAKINS BRUBAKER see BREWBAKER, Heney DILL BRUBAKER, Edmond B - b 22 Jan 1914 Bot Co - d 15 Apr 1914 Bot Co - f E B BRUBAKER (b Bot Co) - m Lillian (THRASHER) (b Camp Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd Spine Bifide BRUBAKER, Fannie - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 7 June 1854 Bot Co - m Ann - cd not known - rep by father f Joel BRUBAKER f BRUBAKER, Samuel - b ca 1829 Va (census #994) - d by 10 Jan 1859 Bot Co Abram BRUBAKER - m Anna - Adm: Lewis LINIENBOGER BRUBAKER, Samuel - ca Sep 1859 Bot Co - d 31 Mar 1861 Bot Co Isaac BRUBAKER - m Elizabeth - cd s. Fever - rep by father age 18m - BRUBAKER, William Heney - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 7 Feb 18 5 5 Bot Co BRUBAKER - m Macy - cd not named - rep by father BRUCE, Julian - b ca 1852 - d 6 Aug 1853 Bot Co - cd Summer complaint - rep by mother f f f Jacob Arthur BRUCE - m Susan BRUCHb see BRUGH BRUGH see Jacob DAIIN, Nora BRUGH WOODYARD, James B HONTS, Mamie Love BRUGH HONTS, Maude HONTS, Elizabeth HOUSEMAN, Lewis BOUSMAN Jr, male JETER, James Andrew JOHNSTON, Jerrey S RADER, Macy Jane "Kate" SHAY, Le1ia D SPRINKLE, Alice Dudley Brugh Dakin WAID, Edward Vaden WOODSON, Melvin Allen WOODSON, Cora A WOODSON, John William WOODSON VJRGJNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �1 NEW WEB-SITE FOR GENEALOGISTS Olten people have trouble finding their ancestors because a census record is missing. Census records are the backbone of genealogy research and are used more often by researchers than any other record type. When one is missing th e loss is serious, but not irreparab le. Missing Federal Censuses De laware, before 1800 Kentucky, Virgin ia before 1810 Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee before 1820 Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri, New Jersey before 1830 Our goal at www.censustTail.com is to restore missing censuses from alternate records that exist and make them read ily avai lable on our website. We currently have nearly 50,000 names on file and are add ing more on a freq uent basis. We are even building censuses for each decade before 1790! As an example of w hat we have available at www.censustrail.com, is what we feel are most heads of household for 1810 Indiana, 1810 Missouri, and a large percent of those for I 760 New Jersey and 1790 Georgia. An added benefit for Georgia is the inclusion of names for Burke and Washington Counti es w hich have experie nced severe record Joss. Our web-site does not contain I 00s of millions of names as some others do. Simply because there were not that many people living here for the time period we are working on. Only about 3,000,000 people lived in America in 1790 with less than 400,000 heads of household. We focus our efforts on areas of missing censuses so the impact of our database is concentrated where it is needed most. Excluding existing census records, our fil es are quite large for their area of focus and are continually growing. Unlike the non-census records in other web-sites, censustrail.com organizes the information by date and locality like a census would. When we index a name we include most relevant infonnation to help you decide if that person is important to you without your having to go to the source. For example an already available 1850 Ohio census index contains about 7200 Smiths and 720 John Smiths, and that is just for heads of household ! A ll the index gives is the name and place found on the census. Few would take the time to search census microfilm 7200 times to find a child in a Smith family. What we are doing is a massive undertaking which will require many years of work, the efforts of many people, and a considerable financial investment which is why there is a fee of less than a dollar a month for using this website. We invite you to visit us at www.censustrail.com. �SURNAME INDEX 2004 There are three steps involved in contacting the person who submitted the surname you are int erested in . 1. In the "Surname List" identify the surname you are interested in and note the reference number to the left of the surname. 2. Locate the reference number in the numerical listing of members. There you will find th e nam e of the member submitting the surname. 3. Look up the member's name in the Society Membership Directory. There you will find the m e m ber's contact information. The Surname Index is designed to help you identify other members researching the same surn a m es you are. Dates and places are provided to help you determine whether or not this is the family you a re interested in. Keep in mind that all dates are approximate. We try to proof read all of the informati on , but mistakes can "sneak in". We apologize for this. Please let us know if you find any. Contact K aren Kappesser, 514 Scalybark Drive, Blue Ridge, VA 24064; phone: (540) 977-0067; e-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net Note from the surname list editor: In keeping with the instructions on th e renewal form, ev eryo ne 's entries were limited to six (6) surnames only. All surnames noted as "additions" on the form w e re add ed , corrections, where noted, were made and older, extra surnames were deleted keeping the total to s ix (6) . ****** NOTE- We would like to know if you want us to continue the Surname ***** Index. Has it helped you? If we do not get a significant amount of positive feedback, we plan to discontinue it. A lot of work goes into making it ready for publication and if it is not useful to you then we will put the time into other areas of the VAN . Please give your comments to Karen Kappesser, 514 Scalybark Drive, Blue Ridge, VA 24064; phone: (540) 977-0067; e-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net HAPPY HUNTING!! ROAN OKE , VA. Campbell Ave., looking East. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NO 1t.~ �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free §Q word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space permits. The typist will not compose queries for you, so please make your query as clear and specific as possible so that others can understand them and have a chance to help you. Each query should include name, dates, and location to identify the problem. Please CAPITALIZE sumames - is it Mary Smrth JONES (single) or Mary SMITH JONES (maiden & married name). Do not abbreviate, we will. If not typed, please PRINT- some written queries we have not been able to read. Queries for nonmembers are 5¢ (cents) per word not including your name and address. Queries must be received prior to the 1st of the month preceding publication. FAMILY REUNION, PUBLICATION OF BOOK, NEWSLETTERS, ETC.: Limited to 60 words, not including your name and address. We cannot edit a full page down to 60 words - so send the notice as you want it printed. These notices will be put in as space permits. Members will be given priority in publishing these notices. MATERIAL FOR PUBLICATION: We welcome articles, records, etc. for publications. The material when received may not be used in following issue, but in a future issue. If a large amount of material is sent, it may take a while to publish because we try to have a variety of material in each issue. ('1) READY FOR PUBLICATION (which the editor loves). Please type using a carbon ribbon or dark ribbon and CLEAN KEYS. Use 8 1/2" x 11" paper. single space, with a minimum margin on ALL sides of 1 inch. Center your title. Be sure to include your name, address, and date (year) on the document. If not typed for publication, please PRINT PLAINLY some articles that have been .hand written we have not been able to read, or those that are typed with all caps are difficult to read. PLEASE read material over before mailing and double check all dates. (2) GIVE SOURCE OF MATERIAL. Original documents - where found, type of record , page number, etc., or, if known, who now has the document in their possession. We CANNOT PRINT material from printed sources unless we have written permission from the publisher, which you MUST FURNISH. We must have source of material to give credit to the person who has done the work. (3) DEADLINE for submitting material should be at least two months before date of publication. ( 4) PLEASE do not send material that you want returned - send a photocopy to us instead. That way it won't get lost, as letters do get misplaced, when passed from one person to another. SURNAME INDEX: Information will include name (given and sumame), place (location at time of date), Date (birth, death, marriage, or where living a~ the date given). 'WASKEY, William Christopher- Montgomery Co, VA- 1900-10 death" If this data takes more than one line or the spouse is included on the same line, it will count as two names. The limit is 1o names. The surname index is published in the August issue. VAN cannot vouch for the accuracy of the material submitted to us and printed by us. The 'translation' of the original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. �NON/PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE SUMMER 2004 PAID Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soc., Inc. P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Address Service Requested 1038 ROANOKE PUBLIC LI BRARY FOUNDATI ON 706 S Jefferson St Roanoke VA 24016-5104 1•• 1.1.1 .. Ill II,,, .11.11 ... 1.1 •••• 1111 .... 1.. 11 ••• 11 PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 28, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource Excerpts from the Diary of W.K. Coffman, continued; Botetourt County Death Records, Bower-Brugh. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Summer 2004 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv28n3 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4996/VANv28n2.pdf 60e754d59ccc8070fbe7ad31e062eec9 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 SPRING 2004 Virginia Appalachian ·Notes Pitlsytvanla Danvtlle • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society · Roanoke, Virginia ~j !<ocnoke City Public Libra Virginia J<oom tl!Jl �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIET Y INC Calendar Year 2004 Officers and Executive Board President Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership VAN Editor Immediate Past President VAN Editor Emeritus Area Code 540 Gene Swartzell Elaine Powers Fred Anderson Mickey Prescott Winfred H. 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All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, I nc. or to SVGS~ Inc. and mailed to: SVGS, ATT: Membership, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 240262485. BACK ISSUES of the VAN: 1995 and earlier. are available at a reimbursement cost of $4.00 each, as long as the supply lasts. More recent issues are $6.00 each. . These prices include postage. Mailed to Virginia addresses please add 4.5% sales tax. A bulk mailing of old VANs to one address may be eligible for a discount. All payments should be Ina.de by check or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, A TT: Jim Nelson, Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. BOOKS for REVIEW: Books submitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When submitting a book. please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed. Following their review: all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke. Virginia. �I' r-:.-t • _..r. ,_- ·. . ·. _ :::> r<- ~· c ·.. . .,_ , P· ,1-1·..- ' J ,, l,. - - \ /jr-_girno f<o.?iT VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 28 - No. 2 - Spring 2004 (April, May, June) CONTENTS Using Old Receipts to Turn Paper into People- by Marshall D. "Don" Vaughan 51 Family Reunions 59 Wise County, Virginia Court Order Book- contributed by Belva Counts 60 Excerpts From the Diary ofW. K. Coffman- by W. Melvin Bryant to be continued through 1919 61 1851 Petition to the Virginia Legislature with transcription 78 Deaths of Virginia Born People 80 Botetourt County, Virginia Death Records continuedcollected by Charles T. Burto~ transcribed from cards by "Babe" Waskey Fowler 82 Attention, Please On page 1 of the Winter 2004 issue of the VAN it was noted that Blackdog Salvage followed the Marsteller Corporation at their Franklin Road location. It has since been learned that Blackdog Salvage found and rescued the Marsteller records and then donated them to the Virginia Room. They have contributed other discoveries and have given assurance they will continued to be on the alert for items of historical value to rescue and donate to the Virginia Room. CEO Mike Whiteside was surprised and pleased to learn Jim Nelson is transcribing the records. Please accept my apology for the error and a sincere' Thank you', Mr. Whiteside and Mr. Robert Kulp, president of the corporation. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHl~AN NOJ~ES -ry ·11-r .... ~ -~ �South~ Yityinia, geneafo_gica( So~} ,nc. P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Friends, This month the national WWII Memorial in Washington, D . C .• will be dedicated. Let no veteran be missed! Register at www.wwiimemorial.com. Submit information on where the veteran was stationed and his or her service during the war. There is a$ I 0.00 charge for including a photograph, which can be done by computer or regular mail. The account number that you are given allows your return anytime to edit or add more information. The Veterans History Project by the Library of Congress is an effort to record the experiences of veterans of all wars. A free lcit can be ordered to help you with interviewing Their site www.loc.gov/folklife/vets includes on-line stories told by veterans. The LOC is also interested in memoirs. maps and photographs for deposit in the library. Be sure to visit them on the Web. Ms. Sue Kaufinan, Librarian, of the Allen County Public Library Historical Genealogical pepartment at Fort Wayne, Indiana plans a monthly electronic newsletter entitled Gen ealogy Gems: News from the Fort Wayne Library. This library is one of the major genealogy research libraries in the nation. To subscribe, please send a message to kspears@acpl.lib.in.us with "ACPL Newsletter Subscribe" in the subject line. A confirmation will not be sent~ you will just begin to receive the newsletters.* Most of you know that Babe Fowler retired as editor the VAN after twenty some years as editor. But she isn't exactly retired, as I do not think there has been one issue that she has not contnbuted articles, research or help in assembling. Most likely all three. She was a founder of the Society and it is dear to her heart: Always ready and willing to help where ever she can. Next time you see Babe, let know you appreciate her efforts! Our Proclamation by Roanoke's mayor for Family History Month, October 2003, has been framed and is now displayed in the Virginia Room. · Have you found some long sought after information in an unexpected way and quite by· ' accident'? Inspire your fellow members by writing a short article for the VAN .. Or contribute a xerox copy of a will or deed. (It would be ' nice' to transcribe it, if the writing is difficult to read) While you are relaxed, enjoying our beautiful sprin~ consider taking an office in the Society when election time comes this fall. W~yowjoy, *Passed on from Jots from the point; Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society's newsletter May/June 2004,p.8 I VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES j �5/ Using Old Receipts to Tum Paper into People by Marshall D . "Don" Vaughan Don't you just hate reading those dry, statistical biographies that are published about our ancestors? Abraham Whitworth, son of John Whitworth and Frances Bozwell, was born before 1820 in Bedford County, Virginia. He married Catherine Ware Kennett, daughter of J oseph L. K ennett and Lucy Johnson, on December 6, 1860, in Franklin County, Virginia. He served in Company F, 57th Virginia Infantry during the Civil War. Abraham was a farmer and the father of five children. He died September 10, 1901 , in Franklin County, Virginia, and is buried in the family cemetery. Does that answer your questions about what kind of life Abraham and Catherine had? What items did they purchase at the general store? As a farmer, what crops did he raise? What tragedies and hardships did the family endure? Thanks to a collection of old receipts that was p assed from my great-grandfather, to my grandfather, to my mother, and then to me, I have been able to add some personality to and gain some insight into the life of my great-grandfather, Abraham Whitworth. Spanning sixty years (1832 - 1891), the receipts detail general store purchases, medical visits, and work relationships. After you file those federal and state income tax returns, save a couple of your pay stubs. When you are doing your spring cleaning or sorting through that old, four-drawer file cabinet, keep some of those cable, telephone, or other utility statements. Retain a few of those cash register tapes from a grocery store, home improvement center, or clothing retailer. One of your great-grandchildren may become curious about how you lived in the 2 1st Century. NOTE: To meet layout require ments, some of the receipts were reduced 15% from actual size. VIRGINIA APPAi ll~Ut.UI U t:rrrr �By 1832, Abraham Whitworth had established an account with A. C. Rucker & Company of Bedford County, Virginia. July 24, 1832, Abraham Whitworth and his brother Rowland each paid $10. 00 on their accounts with A. C. Rucker and Company. VIRGINIA APPAlf\CHIAN NOTES �53 - -/tr,45 - ----- - - . -- - Abraham Whitworth was given $1. I 5 credit to his account with J. D. Meador in 1848 in Bedford County, Virginia, in exchange for a hide that weighed 23 pounds. //£-~,, ;C-?- ,:~?' ,.. . >' ,. , r/ I ·~/.~~ / ,., / / ,' ",,.:'7< ;,t.T(''- ,9..i!-;(::i-;,Z_.r. . --7 / _u , ., 7 .I'/ /. / / .,j r?.?..-/ [u~ ' t ol . _......~. ~ - f~ . ~/7 \ t f' -r +d .it.:.,,. , , . . One can only assume that Abraham Whitworth was thinking about courting and marriage when he purchased a three-piece suit for $19.25 on October 24, 1859, from Board & Bros. ofBedford County, Virginia. Abraham married Catherine Ware Kennett on December 6, 1860. YIH(J/N!A APPALACHfAN Nv 1 L ... �DeWitt Clinton Booth of Franklin County, Virg~ settled his account with his overseer, Abraham Whitworth, in 1861, before the two men went off to war. DeWitt C. Booth served as a Captain in Company D, 58th Virginia. Infantry and Abraham Whitworth served in Company F , 57th Virginia Infantry. Abraham took the Oath of Allegiance at the Franklin County Court House on July 24, 1865. . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �15. > -d .. I . - -- - I J -r .- _! t v . .t; t-k.. I ,,e1.r.. c.,. /;' l ~ " ·v l't...~ /'.f. a~ eel' ,.tf ,JI ~..--~~,;- .~,. -· . / tb/ . .· · · . .1.. 1 ~/ . I. . (J. (r-Q ' l · ..,, till {? .A-, , - I "· · v-v : -i , -_, . . . ' , .I' : l !. .1 . ti· I ff .bi!· V--0 This statement from Dr. William Penn Reese to Abraham Whitworth was for the entire year of 1875. Note the repeated "visit to Annie" in December. Annie Whitworth, daughter of Abraham and Catherine Whitwort~ died December 13, 1875, in Franklin County, Virginia, ofa brain disease at the age offive. Dr. Reese's middle name was used in the naming of my uncle, Richard Penn Whitworth. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �~\dd /2~e:J . ~ i7,.CJ . .., \ \, .....::-.. '•.-'l~ 2."'~ . £- · On December 13, 1879, the family of Abraham Whitworth may have been Christmas shopping. Redirnade coats, calico, and coffee were among the items purchased from W. H. Edwards of Franklin County, Virginia. Four dollars credit was given on December 20, in exchange for a calf. William H . Edwards served intermittently as a Representative in the Virginia House of Delegates from 1848 to 1861 . He also served as the first Postmaster at Edwardsville, Franklin County, Virginia, when a post office was established there on January 9, 1878. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �·r -" •· F. D. Fol:m 10. . -- --·- -- ------- -----··- --- --- --· - !i !S :::u C) z > :t ·-0 ~ l.; :c "'·~I ~ ....~ fTl "" ~I I 1 .··· I :.tt. ; ' ~ ':/. I j ~ -~~~-c:.=:::::::::::::; . _, ·-:- ........ . ·------ - - ----·---·-·--.. . - -.- .... ..... _ L., - In 1885, Abraham Whitworth shipped tobacco from Franklin County, Virginia, to the Hollands Warehouse in Danville, Virginia, via the Virginia Midland Railway. Several names changes and mergers later, the Virginia Midland became part of the Southern Railroad. .: j �58 Catherine Ware (Kennett) and Abraham Whitworth about 1885. Copied and restored from an original. OU. 1'o Rtate 'l'ox 011 •... .•..••• Acres of Lond·ValQe<Lnt ...... "')" 1'o l'lilla •rn:r on Pcnionnl Pro11r.rly Ynlur.ol •ro Tn,.;.on One ?>tale, over2l'YP.Ara o r Ag~. - - l- -'- -/--..:Z. . ... . . . 61 RO Ots. l'or t!OO 9.......... @ ao Gcnlal'•r' •100 uf. . . ........ .~ ... • for Stnte 8chool l'O"T"'•c~ ..... ··•· · · .. · ..... · · · · · 'to Tnx ~ti T.and, nt 10 CIH. l'or $100, f or RtAto Sc!Joot 1'ur1•o•ee.......... · • .. • · .. · " .. • .. ·...... ·. To 1·~ico11l'erao11nt.rronol"ly, .at1D Ols. Per •u"'. for 81.atA f!cl1MI ParroosP.s ....... . ··· .. · •· · · 1 1 - - - - - - - - ;f.. 1-----1--S 'l'ux nu.Ont_: ~nte, O\•er ~~ \'"'e:11..rs ot Age. for tonnty L~vy .. ...,. .. . •.. ··· · .. · · · · · ···· ·•· · ·•·· ·-- · To Conuty Lo,vy, 11too.Ot<J: l'er $100 on Land, .... . • . . . . .. .. To CnnJJty J,nvy, l\f. ao (!IJ<. P~r 4100 011 l'craonnl J'rOJ>Crly .. J..... .. ... . "'"=- - 1-;. ..... .. .. ... .. .... ,.. :- .. 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Note the assessment of a school tax and a railroad tax. Abraham must have been late in paying the bill as he was apparently charged a 5% penalty. �F AMlL Y REUNIONS Faber/Fauber/Fauver/Farber family Descendants of Valentine Faber, Sr. of Shenandoah and Augusta County, Virginia will hold their annual family reunion on Saturday, June 26 and Sunday June 27, 2004 at the Day's Inn-Shenandoah Valley, Raphine, Virginia. The Motel will have available a block of rooms for those attending the reunion. Nearby cemetery tours will be available on Saturday. A worship service will be held at 11 :00 a. m. Sunday at Haines Chapel, located at the Montebello exit of the Blue Ridge Parkway or east on Rt. 56, from Steele ' s Tavern, Virginia. A pot luck luncheon will be served at 1:00 p.m .. at the Spottswood Community Center on Route 602 at Spottswood, Virginia. For information contact: Sylvia Echols 794 Ad1·ian CoUJi Virginia Beac~ Virginia 23452 telephone: 757-340-5364 e-mail: ssechols@aol.com ROSE family Descendants of Joseph Rose of Montgomery,Giles and Alleghany Counties, Virginia will hold their annual family reunion on Sunday, August 8, 2004 at the Malone Shelter, Douthat State Park, Clifton Forge, Virginia. The reunion bas been an on going event for over fifty years. All Rose descendants are welcome. Fellowship will begin at 11 :00 a.m. and the pot luck luncheon will be served at 1:00 p.m. Please bring eating utensils, plates, folding chairs, beverages and ice. An informal gathering will meet for dinner at the Best Western Restaurant in Covington, Virginia at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 7. A good time to catch up with "cousins" before the reunion Sunday. For information contact: Sylvia Echols 794 Adrian Court Virginia Beac~ Virginia 23452 telephone: 757-340-5364 e-mail: ssechols@aol.com DIVORCE John Lafferty, 99, father of 17 children, divorced his third wifo at Dayton, 0., for desertion. Charleston Daily Mail, Charleston, W. Va., 26 Nov. 1935 A REMINDER ... The by-laws state: Members whose dues are not paid by January 31 of each year will not receive the next issue of the VAN. We have not enforced this in recent years, but as postage rate increase it may be necessary to return to this procedure in the future. VIRGINIA APPAL AnHIAN NnT~' �WISE COUNTY, VIRGINIA COURT ORDER BOOK contributed by Be 1 va Counts The following is a copy of the first three pages of the court order book of Wise Co, Virginia. typed from a photocopy. July Monday 28th 1856 Ordered that Russell County Jail be adopted. as the jail for this county untill one can be erected at this place. ordered that the sheriff of this County furnish the Clerk of this county two hundred dollars of the first money that he collect of the County levy, to pay for the Boole for the Courts of this County and the carriage on them but should the sheriff fail to furnish said amount within time to pay for said Book; then this Court authorizes said Clerk to borrow safd money unt111 the Sheriff can collect said amounts and pay it over. Ordered that the clerk have two good writing desks or tables furnished, one large press and a sufficient amount of stationary for the use of the Clerk and Office all of which shall be paid out of the l evy of this County. Ordered that, John Bickley be appointed Com111ss1oner of Roads f or the west end of the County who ca11e into (Cour)t and toek (sic) the Several oaths prescribed by law. Ordered that Nehemiah Henderson be appointed Com111ss1oner of Roads for the East end of this County, who came into Court and took the several oaths prescribed by law. Ordered that Morgan T Lipps, Charles F Bond and William H Dean be ap po 1nted as building committee, to superintend the building of the new c.ourt House for Wise County, and they are to let the plan be kn own and 1et the j o·b to c on tr a c t to the 1 owes t b 1 d d er • a t the n e x t August court, requ1r ·1 ng of the contractor bond and security for the co11pet1ons of said Court-House within the time and manner a greed upon, and report there proceedtngs to the court. Ordered that the New Court House be built of hewn logs, said house is t o be thirty feet square 2 stories high• the uper story to be divided into the rooms, 1t is be covered with shingles,. the cracks are to be pented with lime, also 2 good brick chimneys w1th 2 f1re places 1n each ch111ney. Said House is to be set on the back part of the public square. Ordered that the Court be furnished 20 Codes of Virginia, 20 Mayo's Guides. 20 Magistrate's recording book and 20 Acts for 1852-3, to 1852 & 1854. . Ordered that the minutes of this Court be made up in a good Order book and signed at the term of this Court by the presiding Justice. Ordered that a levy of one · dollar and f1 fty cents be tax on each ttthable fn the county and collected by sheriffs for the year 1856. Ordered that two Courts of Issue and 2 quarterly Courts be held f n th i s County, and that they be held at the August and March terms. Ordered that court be adjourned till tomorrow morning 9 O'clock. William Richmond VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOT-=-=E=S_ _ - 1 �. ,, ' ' ,.,_ .. 'I - • J !'" ,' .- ..;_:.....~.. ,r: .'.,:. , . ..... .. ,.. . .·:" -. _,., ' • ' �•. EXCERPTS FROM THE DIARY OF W.K. COFFMAN 1903 Feb. 7 - Today I pass my 21st . birthday . Mar. 29 - Today I took my first ride new buggy. Apr. 1 - with Mary James in Luther's R.F.D. made its first trip today . Apr. 22 - Sister Mamie was married at 3:30 today. Rev. J. B. Cook the minister. The serenaders made a lot of noise but not get the bride and groom to come out . May 2 Ma y 24 - Aunt Drusella Sprinkle was buried today. preiched the funeral. Rev. - Took Mary to hear Rev. J . B. Cook at July 26 - Made my Aug. r~gular Sunday evening preach visit G.D . was did Hylton Haymakertown. with much pleasure. 9 - Sunday · afternoon I took Mary James to hear Rev. Fishburn then up to J.B. Watkins for a social hour. Aug. 29 - Robert and Mary James, Cora and I (Wilhelms) and to Eagle Rock. took a Sept. 13 Took Mary James to hear Rev. Cook. Sept. 20 In company with Roy Sprinkle I place. Sept. 27 Took Mary James to preaching this morning · Took dinner at Mr. J.T. James. I saw that all was not well, Mary seemed unusual and that we could not come to the best agreement . J . B. went to the Oct. 18 - After church this morning I took a seems there are some differenc.es. as nice as in the past. Oct. 26 - Nov. 7 trip to Aunt G.G . short usual Adas stopping trip westward . not seem to All does Emma and I left about 11 A.M. for Roanoke. We spent ni~ht at Aunt Lola Spanglers. While there we visited iron furnace to see them cast iron. A sight to see. It be the the - Attended Sunday School at Haymakertown and preaching also by Rev. H.I. Burr. Six people Seined the church by b -e·ing sprinkled. It is not f'or me to say that is not baptism, ~JRGINIA AePAt ACHIAN NO.IE . . . . -=S......__ _ �lo3 but I do not understand it. In the afternoon I took Luther to see Uncle Ben who came near getting killed. Lucky he only had a broken shoulder. Took Mary to preaching and brought Robert came to spend the day . Nov. 8 - Nov. 15 - In the afternoon I took Luther up Catawba as far as Tinker Knob. On the return I stopped and talked to a lady friend. Nov. 22 - Took Mamie to preaching at Haymakertown to hear Rev. J.B. Cook . It seems he is going to quit there. I do not know why . We took dinner at Mr. Womacks and had a very pleasant evening . Mary Hester is full of fun and pranks . She made us laugh more than once. Dec. 24 - Luther Dec. 25 - The bride and groom were given a reception at home today. I took Cora to the Union Church at Haymakertown and came by way of Mr. James to see the sick folks. Most of them were improving. Jan. 1 Luther, Ernestine, Emma and myself went to Painters Chapel for church today. Luther made his first trial at preaching today. Every one seemed to enjoy his sermon. Jan. 10 - The ne w church at Daleville was dedicated today. Jan. 17 - This afternoon I her home with me. and Ernestine Dooley were married today . Charlie Perry and Susie Dooley, Cora Coffman and Jake Crowder and Zella Dooley and myself were waiters. Sister Emma and Mary Perry carried the papers. Rev. J.B. Cook performed the ceremony. 1904 seen for four Jan. night a good church council Saturday. Spent the three with Mrs . Ad ams. At church service Sunday thirty eleven persons were baptized. Three ministers baptized each. I came home by way of my lady friends home . 23 - Enjoyed Feb. 7 - My birthday here again, friends Feb. called to see a lady friend whom I had not weeks. I spent a very pleasant evening . 14 - h ouse after a busy day I stopped at lady in the afternoon. Again stopped at lady friends house in afternoon . Feb. 28 - Took dinner at Uncle Rans, then Roy and I Mar. 6 then he, Roy and I came went to see some lady friends. Again spent the afternoon at lady friends house . home , �Mar. 13 - Took Mar y to church and returned to spend t h e d ay at he.r home. Roy Sprinkle came up this evening. We h a d quite a time getti ng a gate open when we came home. Some o ne had wired and poled the gate. We succeeded in getting throug h· Mar. 20 - Apr . 3 Spent the afternoon at lady friends home . - This evenin g I made some calls on lady friends. Apr. 10 - Took Luther up near Painter s Chapel after lunch and to s ee lady friend. stoppe d Apr . 17 - After church had dinner at Vi rgil Harris ' s home, then ca lled on special lady friend. We had a separating of lov e ties becau se of religious differences. May 1 - Yesterday evening I went to Valley Church . Ernestine baptized . After ch urch I called on a lady f riend . May 15 - Took Mary James to Plea sa nt Hill Church a nd dinner a t home . We went to Haymakertown to services i n the P . M . We decided to renew our relationship to each other. May 22 - Visited lady friend after church. June 12 - Took Mary to ch u rch at Haymakertown and h ad dinner J.T . James. June 19 - Bro . J.A. Dove friend P.M. preached at Pleasant Hill . June 26 - Emma and myself went to Woodland to hear Re v . and dinner at Mac Crowders. July 3 - Cora and myself friend in P .M . · to Haymakertown ch u rch and July 10 - Emma and myself to hear Rev. Mr. James . C.D . Hylton, To at see C . D. to was Mr. lady Hy,l ton see lady with dinner at July 24 - Bro. C.D. Hylton took about twenty from Trinity across the mountain to Hebron Church . I took Bessie Layman . After the service we enjoyed our lunch and th e social hour. July 31 - Luther and myself drove to Troutville , Luther gave 1 es son • We enjoyed ct·inner at Bro • C a 1 e b K 1 n z 1 e s • a good I on service at Haymakertown Baptist church attended a account of repair work on the Union Church . I visited this evening and enjoyed a good time . lady frie nd Aug . 14 - I '• Aug . 21 - After a good sermon by Bro. J . W. Ikenberry, cousin Roy and Sudie Wilhelm and several others drove to Mr · James and enjoyed a session. ·vlRGINIA-APP~LACHIAN NOTE~ __ j �b5 Eller. In the Aug. 28 - Took Cora to Woodl and to hear Bro . D.N. afternoon I visited some lady friends . Sept 11 - Attended service at Haymakertown by Bro . D.N. Eller. Alfred Thomas took dinner here and Frank and Mary James gave us a short call this evening . Sept 18 - Bro . Price Hylton gave us a good sermon at pleasant Hill. Lala Hylton, Edmond, Walter and Mamie took dinner here today . Price and Bessie Layman came along . Sept 25 - I Mr. took Cora to Woodland for preaching. G. A . Moomaws. We took dinner at took Emma to Trinity to hear Bro. · Price Hylton. We took dinner at Lala Hyltons, with watermelon served afterwa rd. Oo t. 2 - I Oct. 9 - After church at Haymakertown, Uncle Dan and family, Mamie and Walter, Miss Sidney Grim, Joe Rhodes and Alfred Thomas here for dinner. Oct. 16 - Bro . Dove preached funeral of Fred Huffman at Pleasant Hill. Miss Ava and Sessler Watkins, Zella Dooley, Jake Crowder and sister Mamie took dinner here today . Oot. 23 - I took Emma to Daleville church this morning . There was a large Sunday School at Valley Church, including Daleville, Troutville, and Trinity . We took dinner afterwards at Luthers . Oct . 30 - I was up to see Samue l home with me . took Laymans. Emma to Poague this morning . Trinity for church with Johnny dinner at came Joe Nov. 6 I Nov . 13 - They Luther, Ernestine, Cora, Walter and Mamie here today. I went along to bring the went to Daleville this evening . horses and buggy home. Nov . 27 - Went to Haymakertown Baptist Church . Charlie Landers wife also Sus ie and Cora from Daleville here today. Dec. 4 at Mrs. John Ferrells. This Emma and myself took dinner We took a buggy evening I made a call to se e Mary James. I hope all is ride. We exchanged letters this evening. for the best . - and 1905 - Jan . 15 - James Brownlee , Joe Lavender, M·rs . Ferrell, Walter and Mamie were here today. I had a rough drive when I took Cora back to Daleville . 'VIRGINIA .APPALACHIAN NOTES �Jan . 22 - Emma and myself to church at Haymakertown . This evening I called at Mr. Perrys to have a talk with Miss Mam ie Perry . Jan. 29 - I walked with Miss Perry to church to hear Calvin Rev. Kelley~ I Feb. 5 After church I took papa part of the way to Feb . 26 - Emma and myself went to Dr. Millers for medicine She has a severe case of the grippe . Mar. 12 - Church at Perrys. Haymakertown and this evening I Mar. 1 9 - Mrs. Marion Lucas's funeral was at Pleasant :1 Uncle Dans. for called mama . at Mr. Hill today. Mar. 26 - I called to see Miss Perry a while this evening . April 2 - Emma and myself spent last night at cousin Ida Schmeids. April 9 - After church Luther, Ernestine, Clinton , Estelle, Frank Ja mes , Jake Crowder and dinner here. Walter , Mamie, Mr. Sizer took Ap ril 16- After church, Miss Edith Pobst , Mrs. Ferrell, Albert Sprinkle, Walter and Mamie here . This evening Albert took Cora and I took Edith to Daleville. We had a nice time .• April 23 .. Easter Sunday, We org a nized S.S. at Pleasant Alferd Thomas and Sam Poague here for dinner. Hill today. April 30- Today was my first try at teaching Bible class. May 7 May 20 May 21 May 28 Emma and I went to Painters Chapel with dinner at Mr . Wi l l Thomas. We went in the murder evening. I was · with Miss Ethel Thomas · a.fterwards hole this - Thirteen college students and others took a trip to Natural Bridge. Davey Shaver with Miss Peters, Herman Shaver with Miss Edith Brewbaker, Ben Eller with Miss Emma D i l lon, Price Hylton with Miss Cornelia Peters, Robert Cauley with Miss Alda Hylton, W. K. Coffman with Miss Edith Pobst, Russell Layman was to take Miss Lola Hylton but his mothe r was sick so he did not go . Robert Price and myse l.f took turns talking to Lola so she was able to go . I took Edith preaching. down by her home then to Troutville :for - To Lov e Feast at Valley Church last night. I took Edith to her home and spent the night th·e·re • A.fter church - ·a n d d1nner at Luthers a group of young folks enjoyed a pleasant time on the banks of old Tinker creek· After the evening - VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NU 1t~ --- �b1 service Lola, Russell, Alda, Robert , Edith and myself drove to Cloverdale and back. Mama and myself then returned home . Mama and papa June 4 - I took dinner at Mr . John Ferrells today. are attending annual meeting at Bristol. Jun e - Cora went with me to Edith Pobst's home . I took Edith down to Jtailroad Academy to hear Bro. Sanger preach. We took dinner at Mr . George Graybills . I took Edith back to her home and spent a pleasant hour before Cora and I returned ho me . - Emma and I went to Cloverdale for preaching. We took dinner at Edith Pobst home and enjoyed a house full of company until time to catch the 4:00 P . M. train to Roanoke. We walked down to Aunt Lolas . Marshall went with me to catch the 8:00 P.M. train back to Cloverdale. Edith and Pearl Hodges met me and we spent an hour at her home before I left for my home . Past midnight when I arrived home. July 23 - This morning Bro. Hylton , Bro . Dove, Robert Cauley, Alda Hylt on , · Edith Pobst and mysel.f went to the Hebron Church. I returned to Ediths home about 9:00 P.M. and spent the night there . 11 July 2 - took the trade to Hollins and came back to flowing spring . Luther, Ernestine, Cora, Emma, Alfred and Ethel Thomas were there. The spring began flowing just as I arrived . After we ate our lunch we drove to the murder hole and went down into it for a few moments. I Aug. 5 Aug . 10 - Cora and myself went on the excursion to Luray Caverns. We left home at 5:00 A.M . with the train leaving Troutville about 9:00 A.M. After an enjoyable trip we spent the night with Roy and Maude Layman. Aug . 12 - Went to Hollins and then back to Edith Pabst's home. I took her to the Harvest meeting at the Valley Church. I went to Edith ' s hom e for the night. The next day (Sunday) after church we had dinner at Edith's home. We enjoyed the evening and she caught the train at 4:00 P.M. for Roanoke. attended church at Cloverdale and had d~nner at home . Sept 8 - I Sept 24- I spent the past night Cloverdale for church. - Oct. 1 Oct. 22 - at Edith's home · and Edith's went to After S.S. I went home with John and Sam Poague. Uncle Ran Sprinkle spent the day here as John has scarlet fever. As I am unwell I spent the day at home. �I Cloverdale . Nov . 26 - I went ·· from S.S. at Haymakertown to excha n ged let te rs with Edith Pabst today . Dec. 3 1 - We spent the night at Mr . Jame s . After church at Peters Creek Emma and I took dinner with Mr. Nathan Garst ' s you n g folks . 1906 Jan • 7 - Emma , Au b re y Co ff man and mys e 1 f wen t t o Hay ma k e r t o w n t o hear Rev . King preach . This evening Walter, Aubrey and myself went to see old Mr . Kelley as he is quite unwell . Jan. 30 - Aubrey went to school today. Jan. 31 - Sam Poague and myse lf went to Daleville church . the night with Mrs. Adams. Feb. 3 - Aubrey came from Daleville. He clea ned We the stable spent wh ile he re. Feb. 7 - My birthday again, but could not enjoy i t because abscess of' I have o n my hip. Feb. 22 - Aubrey and myself worked on new gro u nd . Feb. 24 - Emma, Sam Poague and myself spent t he night at Uncle Mar. 1 - Sam and etc. Mar. 2 - I attended the funeral of G.W. Mangus today . Mar. 8 - Sam Poague and self took trade to Hollins and Roanoke. We visited crystal spring while there. myself went to Troutville after Mar. 16 - Emma and self to Mr. Nathan Garsts to exhibit near by and spend the night . washing attend Ran s . machine then a school Mar. 21 - Aubrey and self took two cattle to Mr. W. H. Moomaw Dale.ville . He had us bring them back to hold longer. Mar. 26 - Emma and self went for Cora. spent the night there. we returned April 21- Cora and self took Aubrey to Tro utville as to go home to be with his mother . May 10 at to Daleville and he had decided - Went to the city this morning and went to see Aunt When I starte d home a wagon wheel ran off , causing at a two hour delay. VIRGINIA .APPALACHIAN NOTES to Lola. least �May 19 - Enjoyed . a birthday dinner at N.H. · Garsts. After dinner brought Ida Garst to Love Feast at Valley Church. We spent the night at Mr. Joe Laymans. Hay 23 - I May 25 - Cora went for papa. May 28 - Mama and girls helped me set 13,000 May 30 - Mama and self went to papa 's entertainment at Troutville. June 1 - Mama and self went to Daleville Emma returned with us. June 2 - Sad evening in our history. Emma left home pretending to visit a friend, but instead met a man and strayed away some where. Perhaps to Bristol to marry. Sad oh so sad that my sister would do such a deed. June 4 - Ernestine went to Daleville. wayward Emma yet. June 9 - Visited Aunt Lola and then to Nathan Garst 1 s home. After supper Ida and self took a pleasant drive. I spent· the night there. June 30 - plowed corn in field by Luther's house today. to Daleville, Cloverdale, and on to tomato Troutville plants today. commencement, We have riot Cora heard and from Took trade to Hollins and Roanoke. I had super and spent the night at Ida's home. Went to S.S. at Peters Creek Church and stayed for the Old Order preaching sevioe which lasted until about 1:00 P.M. July 4 - Luther went to minister's meeting at Troutville and brought mama's new buggy home. July 10 - Miss Delia Adams here today. July 23 - - Papa worked on commissioners books. I hauled 3,000 shingles Aug. 1 Aug. 25 - Took Aug. 26 - Mr. Sept 8 - Sept 13 - Sept 15 - trade evening. to today. Roanoke and to Mr. Garst for pleasant Nathan Garst had me teach his Sunday School Class. Mama and Luther to Roanoke, They had four bushels potatoes that they sold for seventy cents per bushel. Luther took household goods to Daleville today. Papa and self to Roanoke with trade, then to Mr . Papa went to the city to see Aunt Lola and I took Love Feast at Peters Creek. I was ba~tized . 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN t«>TES Garsts . Ida to �70 Oct. 16 - Papa toDk Cora to school. Oct. 24 - Papa began school at Trinity . Nov . 26 - Bro . and Sister Honberger are staying here while meeting . Dec. g - Brother Luther baptized three here. Ayers and Myra Ayers . Jake Crowder, Dec. 23 - I spent las t Christmas day. night Dec. 25 - Christmas day. Ida returned with me to my home at Ida's holding a home. Will Mrs . until stay Dec. 30 - Ida and self drove from here to Peters Creek services. I spent the night there. Sam today. for church 1907 Jan. 19 - Took trade to Hollins and on to Roanoke to purchases. Went to Mr . Garsts until 5:00 P.M . make some Feb. 2 - Took tr ade to Hollins then to Mr. Garsts. Brought Ida to Daleville had dinner at Luthers and supper at Prof. Ellers . Feb. 3 - Ida with me to Daleville and spent the night with Luther . After the days church activities we returned to Ida's home . After warming some I left for home. Feb. 21 - Papa and Cora came home today . Feb. 25 - Emma came home this evening, left. nearly nine months since Mar. 1 - Papa quit his school because of illness . Mar. 2 - I took trade to Hollins and then on to see Ida . she Mar. 20 - Papa went to Otho Pabst's sale at Cloverdale. Mar. 30 - Took trade night. to Hollins, then to see Ida and to spend the April 3 - I split some stove wood until the doctor came to operate on my fistula. I felt right sick for awhile after the operation. April 4 - I kept my bed all day. The doctor was here this evening dress my wound. A child was born at sister Mamies • April 5 - Mr. Calvin Looney died today ( 11: 00 A .M. ) • Sister came home tonight. The doctor came to dress my wound· .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES_ _ - to Cora �April 7 - spent .the day in bed. The doctor was here, he said I was doing well. Luther , Walter Williams, the doctor, Cora and Mr. Zachry here for dinner . I April 14- Spent April 16- Mrs. the day at Perry sick. home . I can walk around in the house . Mama visited her this evening. 17- Mrs. Perry died after dark today. April April 18- Papa went to have a coffin made for Mrs. Perry. April 20 - walked today. I April 22- Mr. April 27 - out to the other house. The doctor was here Charlie Lee's mother died today. took trade to Hollins and to Roanoke and Mr. N.H. Garsts. Enjoyed a drive, spent the night and went to Peters Creek church. We returned to Ida's home for dinner and a pleasant evening . I Ma Y. 1 B - Luth e r and wife, Cora and Jake Crowder and Ida went to Natural Bridge today. June 4 - This evening Cora and self drove to Daleville for a program of the Societies. June 8 - I took trade to Hollins and then went to spent the night and had dinner Sunday . Mr. June 11 - Papa sold a tract of land to Mr. B.K. Deeds. June 16 - Bro. and self joint Garsts. I Denton, Luther and family, Mamie and family, Jake and Emory Crowder and their two sisters took dinner here. June 25 - Johnny cam·e near burning the barn down. He started a fire on the barn floor. Mr. Lucas came along and helped Lena put i t out. June 29 - took trade to Hollins and Roanoke and spent I weekend at Ida's. July 27 - I went to council meeting at Trinity and then to Mr. Gars ts. Sunday we went to Peters Creek church and after dinner to the Moomaw school house for evening preaching. July 30 - Papa sold seven head of cattle to Mr. J.R. $106. 00 . I bought . a two year old colt from $90.00 and paid him $60.00 of it today. the Rhodes Luther usual for for �Ga r s t s . Dro ve to Aug. 17 - I took ~rade to Hollins and th e n t o Mr. Ga r s t s t o s pend Peters Creek f o r s.i ng in g and b a ck t o Mr . the night. I brought Ida home with me e arly S unday morning. Aug . 25 - Ida an~ self spent last ni g ht wi t h Luth e r. this morning to go to Peters Creek f o r S . S . Sept. 4 - Paid Luther papa. We l eft early and chur c h. $15 . 00 on colt and bou g ht three .from cattle Sept 14- Went to Love Feast with Ida. Spent the night along with nineteen other visitors. Sept 26- Cora and self left for Roanoke at 2:00 A .M., arrived daylight. We sold out soon and then went to meet Ida . enjoyed several hours at the fair. at We Oct. 12 - I paid Luther $490.00 on land . I borrowed $140 . 00 of from papa . I went to Ida's home t i l l Sunday evening . it Nov. 5 at her home - Cora let me have $ 11 0 .00 to pay Luther on land . Nov. 15 - Pa collected tomato money and paid me our part $185. 00 $100.00 to pay Luther on land. plus Dec. 7 home - Cora and self took trade to Roanoke . I went to Ida r s for the evening and to spend the night. Dec. 25 - I spent last night at Ida's home. We drove to Valley church for Christmas day service and to Mr. Cline Gars ts to spend the night. Dec . 31 - At Luthers for the day and then to Ida's home .for supper. After supper we went to Monroe Garsts for a social with twelve young peQple beside their own . We returned to Ida• s f o r the n i ·g ht • Jan. 18 - Took trade to Roanoke evening and night . and then to Ida's home Jan . 19 - After church I had dinner at Ida's home. Miller, and Laura Garst were there, also Berta Wade. Fe b. 9 for the Wiley, - Mama and self spent the night at Luthers. Sunday we attended · church at the college chapel. We had dinner at Luthers along with Clayborn Layman, Lillie Garst, Ida, Myrtle Riley and Fran.kie Showalter. All of us along with Price Hylton and wife spent the night there. Feb . 15 - I a m unwell with the French measles. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �73 Feb . 16 - Mar. 19 - After S.S . at the college chap el Ida, Ernestine and self drove to Tro utvi lle for dedi cati on of the new church. Mamma and Cora went to town to get premium graphaphone at Cr u shes . He put it togethe r and enjoyed the music t onight. Mr. Went to Hr . Gar s t s for dinner. In the afternoon Ida and self drove to Salem and met Mr . Garst to get a marriage license . We came back by Hanging Rock and climbed up on it. May 9 May 12 - We did some building work. May 13 - tomato land, hauled lumber We stirred Walter helped some this evening. building . May 14 - Took some feed May 15 - I May 16 - I May 20 - Wednesday our wedding day. I took the trade to Roanoke and then drove to Mr . Nathan Gars ts. Ida and myself were married at 4:30 by Bro. D.C. Naff . Clarence Garst, Effie Rhodes, Jake Crowder, Cora Coffman , Marshall Brillhart , Mary James , Virgil Garst and Laura Garst were waiters. There were quite a number of visitors present . May 21 - Reception day. Ida and self along with three couples of the waiters and Luther and Ernestine drove home for dinner . Some spent the night here. May 22 - Ida and self with the waiters drove to Flowing Springs a good lunch and then back home. May 28 - Mrs. June 6 - Ida and self took tra de .to Roanoke. S h e had some dental work done . We drove to her home to spend the night . July 4 - Ida and self took trade to Roanoke. She had dental work done. We drove to her home and night . July 5 . - This morning Ida , Kate , Beulah, Mrs. Garst and mysel f went in the carriage to tbe d edication at Oak Gr o ve, beyond Salem. Jul y 11 - Sam Dudley got up sick so he d i d not work tod ay . to Luther. and some Walter helped papa . on buildings. harrowed corn and hauled a turn of lumber , papa and Walter with buildings . finished did then helped hen house and hung wash house door. for Otey died to day . some more spent the �Aug. 1 - I suffered with toothache 1 as .t n i g ht • I d a an d s e 1 f wen t b y town to get the tooth pulled . Mr. & Hrs. Garst came home with us . Papa and Mr . Switzer did some surveying. Aug . 2 Garst along with Beulah went with us to - Mr and Mrs . We enjoyed a picnic Haymakertown for church service. dinner there . After dinner we drove up Catawba to see Aunt Mary Horn who is qui_te ill. Aug. B - I took trade to Roanoke and returned to Daleville for election meeting. Bro . Riley was elected and installed in to ·the ministry . Bro . Aliff and myself were elected and installed into the Deaconship. Sam Dudley ditched till noon at home. Papa came home this evening. Sept. 2 - Took canned goods to Troutville and by Marshall Frances and brought 2,000 sh i ngles home. I pa~d $5•00 on the shingles . Sept 16 - Mama went to stay with Mamie. Birda Looney here to help Cora. Oct. 9 Another boy baby there. - Ida and self went to Daleville with a load for market. went to Society and spent the night with Luther. Oct. 10 - I went to Roanoke this morning and purchased a new $11 . 55 we pump , Oct. 17 - This evening we put up my new pump. Oct. 20 - Took 40 cases of tomatoes to Troutvi l le and to Frantz for 3 ,000 shingles . I finished paying 8,000, $23.00. Marshall for the Oct. 22 - Took a load of potatoes to the city, sold them for $1 1 . 50 . Thia evening Ida and Cora came up and we bought our furniture ., $122 ·. 60 . Oct. 27 - Bought 3 ,000 shingles from Mr . Frantz. Harris begin shingling our house. Papa helped Mose Oct. 30 - This evening we did some fixing on our house . Nov. 2 - George Shank fixed my flue, cost $ 1 .00. Nov. 3 - Mose Harris and Whorley Trout finished roof i ng our $5.65. Nov. 7 - Took trade to Roanoke , met Ida and made some purchases. Nov . a· - house, we went to her home for dinner. We loaded some of' her things and started for home. The stre~t car scared my horse and. the single and double tree were broken . Sister Mamie's baby died last night. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �75 Nov. 13 - Mama and Ida did some papering today. at our house yesterday Dec. - We moved to our new quarters this evening. and Dec. 2 - I Dec. 9 - Cora 's wedd ing day. I hung our front door ?-nd .Papa plowed t i l l time for the marriage. Luther married Cora and Jake at 3 :30 P.M. Dec. 12 - Made a well platform and fixed one of the doors. Dec. E.J. 16 - Mr. Un ion. Dec. 21 - Bought two pigs from Mr. Overstreet for $6 chairs in town for $5.40 . Deo. 25 - Christmas day. I worked on stables some. We took dinner with mama and papa. Uncle Dan there this afternoon. Dec. 26 - nee. 27 - I t. hauled porch lumber and siding from Mr. Sesslers today. Womack died this morning. Bought and moved bed from mama's. worked on horse stable some. Burial will be at Mt. .oo and a set of Paid $3.00 for bed. I for preaching. Kate, Virgil, went to Valley Church Clarence, Laura, Miller and Lana Garst also Frank and We enjoyed some Nellie James are visiting us tonight. graphophone music. 190.2.. Jan. 21 Feb. 1 - I bought two cattle from papa for $26 .00 and I bought a keg of fish from Mr. Sam Crush. - Ida and self took seven bales of hay to Luther and helped him move into his new home. We spent the night there. Helped papa drive five cattle to Mr . one calf to papa for $12.50. 0. u. Feb. 10 - Mar. 3 - Mar. 4 - Worked at taking down some more of old building. Mar. 5 - This evening got ready with a load for Roanoke and we n t Brughs. I took some bugg Y shafts apart, made a chicken coop worked at taking down the old kitchen and dining room . Dalevill.e. Enjoyed Society at the college . Luthers awhile and went on to Roanoke. ~- ¥ I sold I slep.t Mar. 9 Worked at taking down kitchen and dining room today. Mar. 10 - I took room. down the porch and more of the kitchen and and to at dining VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN OOTE-~'--· _ _ _ _ _ __ ....... �Went s ome Mar. 12 - Butchered two small hogs and measured s ome potat oes . to Daleville and enjoyed Columbia Society. Slep t before leaving early Saturday morning for Roanok e . Mar. 15 - Finished taking down building. Mar. 22 - Took corn and wheat to Mr . Sessler's mill and bou g ht step banisters and rail and some finishing lumber, some cost $4 . 46. Mar. 24 - Went to funeral of cousin Frank Coffman , who died Monday. He was bu_ried at Trinity. I bought a three year old colt from papa for $150.00. Sold papa a calf for $ 16.00 and Luther my horse, Major for $90.00, papa paid me for Luther. Mar. 29 - Mr. work Mar. 30 April 1 - Papa and Mr. Grim - We finished smoke April 2 - Bennett for us. Grim came this evening to do some carpenter worked on smoke house • house and began porch . Mr. Bennett and self worked on .front porch . April 5 - I went to Mr . Biding, $5.64 . Sessler's mill for finishing lumber and April 6 - We put on weatherboarding today. ~pril 7 ~ We finished fixing windows and putting on siding on :front side of house. I primed some and Mr. Grim put up columns. April 8 - We finished the front porch today. I primed some. April 12- Cl arence brought our windmill this evening. Mr . Garst came to help pl}t it up. We will be working on the windmill :for the next several days. May 8 - Drove to Bonsack for council meeting . Ida and Price Hylton's wife were installed as deaconess and ministers wife. May 14 - Took 10 ties to Troutville and brought back our sewing machine. May 15 - Dug out the pit for our milk house and attached wheel windmill to pump . May 24 - Took ties to Troutville and brought home our new wagon. Ma y 28 - Ida and mama went to Daleville for · was one of the graduates. commencement. . . 'VIRGINfA-APPAlAOHIAN NOTE~1 :from Lu'ther �June 5 - Hauled ' lumber from sawm ill till noon, then went to Mr. Sesslers after a load of siding and finishing lumber, paid $7 . 00. June 7 - Mr. Aug . 11 - I went for the doctor before daylight . I phoned for him to come again this evening. He did and our first baby, a boy, was born at 8 :0 0 P.M. Aug . 12 - Mary Ov erstreet is here to h elp us with the work. Aug. 26 - Geor ge Shank and Emmett Crowder helped on new milk house. 2 - Finished new milk house except the steps. Sept . baby died at 1 :00 A.M. · sept 23 - Bought a horse from Wal ter for $ 170.00 . Sept 25 - Took five ties to Troutville and bought a spring harrow for $15 . DO., a cutting b ox for $3 . 00 and a collar for $2.60. Oct . 1 To Daleville and Society meeting , on to Roanoke. a load of brick and returned home . Oo t. 8 tooth horse I bought - Again to Daleville and Society meeing, then to Roanoke with trade and back with 250 brick cost $1.60 . Oct . 20 - Mr. and Mrs . Caleb Garst and little girl, Ida's mother and Beulah came to spend the night. oat. 29 - Nov. 5 Nov. 16 - Deo . 2 - I Dec . 17 - Mose Harris and Whorley Trou t paid them in full , $5.00 . Dea. 25 - Christmas day. Papa and myse l f hunted awhile • • When it s l acked snowing we got ready and drove to Ida's mothers to visit them t i l l night. 'f ~ ~•: Hartsel ' s - Jake Crowder had dinner with us today. girl arrive at their home yesterday. We finishe'd They had a little painting front side of house and porch today. - Painted awhile and went to Walters late this evening. I paid him $30 . 00 on horse deal . Mama is suffering right much from an absces s on her chin. went $5.65. to Mamies for a stove and two bushels finished cutting ; •· VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES of apples, pines. I �1851 PETITION TO THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE photo copy ec&n ·• · g '.Pd•- · -· ... ,,,,... trete . ,.,, » e· , tr "< t " -- ... - -·· ·· ·· - - \'IRCINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �A TRANSCRlTlON OF the 1851 PETITION TO THE V1RGIN1A LEGISLATURE Floyd County Jany 3a 1851 To the honorable Legislature of Virginia your PerTinioner prays that the names of his children Nancy F. Lovell Juliann F. Lovell Henry F. Lovell Richard M Lovel I Lucinda F. Lovell Joseph L Lovell Susan P. Lovell Louisa Lovell John L. Lovell be changed by law To that of Ballinger in Stead of Lovell and made heirs at Law in My Estate and your pertioner will ever pray etc Richd Ballinger This A Petition of Richard Ballinger praying that the names of Nancy F Juliann F. Henry F Richard Lucinda F Joseph L Susan P, Louisa and John L Lovell be changed to that of Ballinger and made heirs at Law H. Deskins Floyd JanY 11 1851 ref to Cts. J CONFUSING DEFINITIONS* from Colonial Times Alias - usually meant illegitimacy. The surnames of the father & mother were joined; it did not have a criminal meaning. Niece - could refer to any female relative but usually a grandaughter. Nephew - could be an illegitimate son, usually a grandson Cousin - might be a nephew or uncle Brother - could refer to an adopted brother, an in-law or lodge or ch. brother Domestic - a wife could be called a domestic because she was "at home". Gentleman - a male with an independent income- a pensioner. Inmate - Referred to someone who did not own the real estate on which he resided, not one in pnson. Crazy - Usually meant a person who was ill or in generally poor health, not necessarily mentally ill. * The Pittsy/ania Packett - Summer 1993 #9, p . 15. Pittsylvania Historical Society, Box 1206, Chatham, VA 24531 VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �CLINTON COUNTY, IN., DEATHS of Virginia Born people ANNA ELMIRA :MILNER She died at the home of her daughter three miles east of Middlefork, Indiana, A ugust 24 , 1906. She is buried in Geetingsville Cemetery, Owen Twp., Clinton Co., Indiana. S he is survived by children: John M. Milner, near Sedalia, George Dudley Milner of Frankfort, James Beverly Milner, who is United States consul stationed Calais, France, William Wright Milner of Belleview, Ohio, Dora, wife of Joseph Rodkey of near Middle fork and Mary, wife of Morgan Gray of Geetingsville. Anna Elmira Milner was born December 6, 1831 in Giles County, VA to James Fred erick Williams and Anna Echols. She came to Clinton Co., IN., in 1843 and December 8, J 850 in Russiaville, Indiana married Willfam Milner who was her teacher. William Milner died in 1892. In her youth she united with the Methodist Church and all of the years of her life were spent in conformity with the teachings of her faith. She was endowed witrh may noble attributes, and those who knew her best loved her most. Clinton County, Indiana Homepage. Copying is permitted for noncommercial, educational use by individual scholars and libraries. CLINTON COUNTY, IN., DEATHS of Virginia Born people ELIZABETII METGER Mrs. Metzer (nee Bowers) died at ther home in Rossville, Monday, from the infirmities of old age. She was born near Dayton, Virginia, March 29, 183 2 and moved with her parents to Montgomery County, Ohio, when two years old. She was united in marriage to Samuel S . Metzger on December 31, 1848. They moved to Clinton County, Indiana in the fall of 1859. She united with the church of the Brethren about sixty-three years ago. At the time of her death she was aged 81 years, 11 months and 18 days. Her husband preceeded her to the other world nine years ago. She is survived by three sons; Jacob B., of Los Angeles, California, Aaron C., of Rossville and Levi of Andrews, Indiana, thirteen grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. L. Hazlett at Rossville yesterday with interment at Pleasant View Cemetery. Prior lo Laking up her residence in Rossville, Mrs. Metzger lived near F. M Gable's place in Ross township. handwritten across the top of the clipping "died 10 March 1913" Clinton County, Indiana Homepage. Copying is permitted for noncommercial, educational use by individual scholars and libraries. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN t«>TES �CLlNTON COUNTY, lN., DEATHS of Virginia Born people MOSES FUDGE Mr. Fudge died June 18, 1877 at Michigan Township, Clinton County, Indiana. He is survived by his wife, Mary " Polly" Fudge and daughters: Sarah Jane Norris, Julia Ann Brant, and Mary Amanda Maish. He was born July 8, 1808 in Botetourt County, Virginia to Henry Christian and Elizabeth (Nicholas) Fudge. A son, Henry Christian Fudge died October 1, 1864 in Nashville, Tennessee an<l a <laughter, Elizabeth Catherine Booher also precee<le<l him in death. Burial is in Paris Cemetery, Michigan Township, Clinton County, Indiana. MARY "POLLY" FUDGE Mrs. Fudge died March 14, 1885 at Michigan Township, Clinton County, Indiana. She is survived by three daughters: Julia Ann Brant, Sarah Jane Norris and Mary Amanda Maish. She was born January 24, 1810 in Clark Co., Ohio to Jacob Hamsberger and Catherine (Jacob' s cousin) Hamsbcrgcr. She married Moses Fudge, September 25, 1833 in Clinton County, Indiana. A daughter, Elizabeth Booher and a son, Henry Christian Fudge preceeded her in death. Burial is in Paris Cemetery, Clinton County, Indiana. Clinton County, lndiana Homepage. Copying is permitted for noncommercial, educational use by individual scholars and bbraries. OBITUARIES Rocky Mountain News Thurs.,Dec.31, 1981 Denver, Colorado EDMONIA G. STARR Graveside services for Edmonia Gray Starr were Wednesday in Highland Cemetery in Northglenn. Mrs. Starr died December 26 in Julia Temple Center in Englewood, where she bad been a resident since 1974. She was 83. She was born Oct. 13, 1898, in Roanoke, Va., and attended schools there. She moved to Denver in 1920, at which time she married Charles Starr, who was then head gardener at Washington Park. Her husband died two years later. Mrs. Starr was a housekeeper for several Denver families. She was a member of the Scott Methodist Church and had no immediate survivors. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES J �ANDERSON, William - b 14 Oct 1814 Bot Co - 27 Nov 1861 Bot Co - age 4 7y - f James ANDERSON - m A - cd murdered - reported by b-i-1 M W PETTIGREW - g rave Pettigrew Cem (near Bessemer) - h/o Georgianne (BACDJS) ANDERSON (d 1857) Adm William KYLE (13 Jan 1863) -[Bot Co Cem Bk #342 & 3738] ANDERSON, William - b ca 1861 Bot Co - d 6 Apr 1862 Bot Co - age ly - f Charles F ANDERSON - m Mary J [McCLURE] - cd pneumonia - reported by father ANDERSON, William, Col - (Am Rev) - b 2 June 1764 Delaware - d 13 Sep 1839 Bot Co WB F pl33 - f Robert ANDERSON (d 22 July 18!5) - m Margaret NEELEY (d 26 July 1810) Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone - h/o Anne (d 1848) - Ch: Catherine GLASGOW, John T, William A, Francis T, Joseph R. -[Bot co Cem Bk /1505 & 1681] ANDERSON, William H - b ca 1802 Bedford Co, Va (census #290) - d 20 July 1861 Bot Co (WB K p 578) - f Josias ANDERSON - m Peggy BUNTER - cd Conswnpt ion _ Reported by wife Malon.! A (Susan ANDERSON) Ch: John D, James w, Charles T, Nancy Jane, Margaret A, Peter H, & David J. Gf: Peter BUNTER; (no relation given) Elizabeth widow of James T ANDERSON of Bedford Co, Va. Adm: Jefferson C DEACON (11 Nov 1861) ANDERSON, Dr William NEELEY - b ca 1806 - d ca 1868 Bot Co - f Wi11iam ANDERSON (1764-:1839) - m Anne THOMAS (1770-1848) - Ref: WB L p440 - h/ 0 Mary Jane rERR -[Ch: William Rush ANDERSON 1839-1868)) - Adm bond 12 Oct 1868 Mary J ANDERSON ANDREWS see John Williaa EARLY ANDREWS, Adam - b ca 1734 - d 11 July 1825 Bot Co - Remarks: was a Revolutionary War pensioner, see 1835 Pension Roll, Va section 44 ANGELL, dau 5 Nancy - d by 9 Nov 1829 Bot Co (dau 8 called orphans) - Relatives: & Sally ANGLE, Lucy - b ca 1842 (census ca 1836) Bot Co - d 8 Sep 1914 Bot Co - f Griffie CRAWFORD (b Pa) - m Nancy (BUSH) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem - cd found died in bed. ANTHONY see Elizabeth RICE, Ann E WHITTLE ANTHONY, Ann E - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d 20 July 1853 Bot Co - f Samue1 H ANTHONY (lawyer) - m M V - cd Scarlet Fever - reported by uncle Jordan ANTHONY ANTHONY, Jordan - d by 13 Apr 1868 Bot Co - Adm 13 Apr 1868, Ju1ie BRECKENRIDGE ANTHONY, Samuel (widower) - b Va - d Apr 1850 Bot Co - age 72y - Ref : 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule cd Dysentary ANTHONY, William B - b ca 1826 Va (census #1143) - d by 8 Apr 1861 Bot Co f Jordan ANTHONY - Adm: P Gilmer BRECKENRIDGE; 12 Sep 1864 James T Logan ARMENTROUT see Mary CIRCLE, Andrew CIRCLE, Ann CIRCLE, J Lewis CIRCLE Jr, Margaret CIRCLE, Betsy DEISHER, Martha J Keyser, Frances M SAVILLE VIRGINIA N>PALACHIAN NOTES �ARMENTROUT, George - d by Oct 1798 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p489 will dated 25 Mar 1793 - Wife Barbary; Ch: Fredwick, Catherine (md RUSSELL 8 had George, Mary, Catherine) ARMENTROUT, Mary Grace - b 15 Sep 1915 (or 15 Nov 1916) Bot Co - d 22 Mar 1917 Bot Co - f John A ARMENTROUT (b All. Co , Va) - m Anna (KING) ( b All Co) - buried Mt Mariah Cem - cd Poliomyelitis ARMISTEAD see Martha Diggs BURWELL ARMSTRONG, Elinor - b [Ireland] - d by Apr 1791 Bot Co - f [ FARIS ] - Ref: WB A p 295 wil l dated 25 Nov 17 90 - Ch : Andrew, David, Robert, Alexander, Thomas Archibald, E11iner, Esebell .ARMSTRONG, Thomas - d by 1 4 Dec 1808 (ch called orphans ) Bot Co - f [William ARMSTRONG] - m [Eleanor FARIS] - Ch : Elinor, Peggy (both over 14), 8 David, William, Polly, Betsy (under 14 ) ARMSTRONG, William - d by 10 Mar 1801 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - Ch : Elizabeth (over 14) ARNOLD see Mary FIREBAUGH, John GRAYBILL, Amanda SPRINGER ARNOLD, Andrew - d by Feb 1821 Bot Co - Ref : WB C p311 will dated 22 Jan 1811 - Wife Catherine; Ch: Rebekah, Abraham , David, Joseph, .Jacob, Hannah, Susannah John, Danie1, Samuel. Gch : Peter MYERS (of Rebekah ) , Mary Ann Bl.AC~ (of · Rebekah MYERS) ARNOLD, Daniel - b ca 1788 Md (census #457) - d b y 10 Oct 1853 Bot Co - Adm: John AMMEN ARNOLD, Mary A (s ing l e) - b ca 1759 Va - d July 1 849 Bot Co - age 90y - cd old age - Ref : 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedul e ARNOLD, Susan (widow) - b ca 1790 Va - d Apr 1850 Bot Co - age 60y - f [ John] GRAYBILL - m [Hannah BORNDECKER] - cd consumption - Ref : 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - bus Daniel ARNOLD - see other Susan ARNOLD; Grayb ill Cem stone copi ed as 1774-1843 ARNOLD, Susan - (b 1773 - d 1843 Bot Co = marked out) - w/o Daniel ARNOLD _ grave Graybill Cem. near Troutville. (or is entire card marked out) ARRINGTON see Mary Virg inia Whorley ARRINGTON, Estelle B - b 29 Sep 1910 Va - 30 Mar 1913 Bot Co - f Sam ARRINGTON (b Va) - m Carrie (PETERS) (b Va) - buried Surber Va Cern - cd Diptheria ARTHUR see Jane C KEAN ASHBEY see Ewell J ackson BRUGH ASHBURN, male - b 22 Oct 1 914 Bot Co - 22 Oct l914 Bot Co - f L[uther) R ASHBURN (b Va ) - Emma Gene (KEITH) (b Va) [Ref: Keith Book p 7-92] - buried Buchanan Cem - cd born de ad \VIRGINIA-N'PALACHIAN NOTES �ASHBURNE, Annie - b 7 Dec 1840 England - d 30 Sep 1913 Bot Co - f Thomas F BARKER (b England) - m niza {BOOTH) (b England) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Dilitation of Heart ASBllURN, Lillie May - b 4 Mar 1885 Va - 6 Dec 1912 Bot Co - f John [W] KEITH (b Va) [Keith book 6-9] - m Elizabeth ['WEDDLE] (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd TB - [bus Luther ASHBURN] ASHWELL see ------ EDWARDS ASTIN see AUSTIN; Joseph PHIPPS ATKINSON see Andrew BOYD AUNSPAUGB see Frederick REED AUSTIN see ASTIN, Mary E DAVIS, Sarah F DAVIS, Jane CRAWFORD, Hannah Ann GAGE Sallie I TAYLOR, Catherine MERRITT, Samuel B MERRITT, John E BORNE, Rebecca BORNE, Mary F JENNINGS, Sarah JONES, E M PIFER, Ella Josephine SBANKS, Lee Anna WRIGHT AUSTIN, female - b 15 June 1913 Bot Co - 15 June 1913 Bot Co - f Kemper Maiden AUSTIN (b Bot Co) - m Ethel Berta {PULLEN) (b Bot Co) - buried Home Cem cd still born AUSTIN, Anna [Dianna] BURGER - b 7 May 1859 - d 25 Feb 1938 Bot Co - f [Sam- . uel BURGER]- m [Mary ] - w/o John William AUSTIN - grave Slicer-Godwin Cem. AUSTIN, Charles B - b 22 Aug 1860 - d 22 Sep 1937 Bot Co - f - m [Emeline S RITCHEY] - grave Austin Cem. [James AUSTIN] AUSTIN, Charlotte A - 18 Apr 1841 - d 27 Nov 1906 Bot Co - f [Peter GRIM] m [Martha ] - w/o Peter AUSTIN - grave Copps Cem (Springwood) AUSTIN, Emeline S - b 27 Feb 1835, Bot Co . - d 21 June 1915 Bot Co - f James RITCHEY (b Va) - m Mary {BECDIBR) (b Va) - buried [Austin] Family Cem - cd Appendicitis - [w/o James AUSTIN] AUSTIN, I[saac] S - b 1833 - d 1905 Bot Co - f [Isaac AUSTIN] - m [Susan AdUlS] - h/o #2 Sarah V #3 Penelope - grave Austin Cem AUSTIN, James - b 28 Nov 1829 - 14 Dec 1890 Bot Co - f [Isaac ·AUSTIN] [Susan ADAMS] - h/o Emman L (RITCHEY) AUSTEN - grave Austin Cem. AUSTIN, James I - b 10 Mar 1859 - d 22 Apr 1918 Bot Co - f [Frances S WALKER] - grave Zions Bill Cem m [John AUSTIN] - m AUSTIN, John William - b 5 July 1858 - d 10 Apr 1928 Bot Co - f [James AUSTIN - m [Emeline L RITCHEY] - h/o Annie BURGER AUSTIN - grave Slicer-Godwin Cem AUSTIN, Penelope W - b 1844 - d 1919 Bot Co - f [George SWITZER] - m [Sarah FINCH] - 3rd wife of Isaac S AUSTIN - grave Austin Cem Ann AUSTIN, Peter - b 23 Mar 1833 Bot Co - d 11 July 1913 Bot Co - f ?Jae (Isaac) AUSTIN (b Bot Co) - m Susan (ADAMS) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood Cem (Copps) - cd Consumption - h/o Charlotte A GRIM AUSTIN I VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �AUSTIN, Samuel Carper - b 10 Feb 1874 Bot Co - d 24 Apr 1915 Bot Co - f James . AUSTilf (b Bot Co) - m Emeline (RICHIE) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Pleasant Cem cd Pneumonia & Influenza AUSTIN, Sarah V - b 19 July 1841 - 5 July 1882 Bot Co - f [William IELLY] - m [Margaret ] - Hus Isaac S AUSTIN (she was his 2nd wife) - buried Austin Cem. AUSTIN, William - b 2 July 1842 Bot Co - d 18 Dec 1914 Bot Co - f Isaac AUSTIN - m Susan (ADAMS) - buried Zions Hill Cem - cd Valoular Heart disease AYERS see Rosa Lovina COLEMAN, Otis Earle PORTER, male RHODES, Ella Willis RHODES, Lawrence Elbert RICKMAN, Twins VASSAR AYERS, Anna May - b 15 Aug 1915 Iron Gate, Bot Co - d 19 July 1916 Bot Co - f Charles AYERS - m J B (WILHELM) - buried Bethel Church Cem - cd Bowel Trouble AYERS, Myra - d by 5 Apr 1910 Bot Co - cd drowned - Ref: Inquest papers AYERS, Robert Scott - b 8 Apr 1914 Bot Co - d 26 Apr 1914 Bot Co - f Edward AYERS (b Va) - m Cleeta (JOHNSON) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Mastoid Abcess AYRES, Henrietta - b 9 Feb 1914 Bot Co - d 17 Feb 1914 Bot Co - f Thomas c AYRES (b Bed. Co) - m Mary Lizzie (BOBLETT) (b Bed Co) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd pneumonia AYRES, J W - b ca 1833 Bedford Co - d 4 Jan 1915 Bot Co - f Ja£ F AYRES (b Bed Co) - buried Lowry Cem - cd Heart Trouble BACCENSTO see Jane GLYNN, Catherine JOHNSON BACCINSTO, John (widower) - b ca 1792, Augusta Co, Va - d 15 Nov 1869 Bot Co - age 77y - cd old age - reported by dau Belle PLECKER :BACroS see William ANDERSON, Matthew W PETTIGREW, Pauline BAC[US PETI'IGREW, William Griffin PETTIGREW BACKUS, George - d by 11 Jan 1830 (dau called an orphan) Bot Co _ Ch: Ann (over 14) BAIN, Catherin (maybe BAIR) - b ca 1813 Bed Co - d 24 June 1856 Bot Co _ f Abraham CRUMPACKER - cd Childbed fever - reported by hus George BAIN BAIR, Sarah (see also BAIN) - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 21 Oct 1853 Bot Co _ f George Bair - m Catherine - cd Putrid Sore Throat - reported by father BAIRD see William A WATKINS BAKER see Joseph SNODGRASS, Philip E FIREBAUGH, Christian LEMMON ( 2 ) .Joel B LEMMON, John LEMMON, John P LEMON, Mason LEMMON, Sidney LEMON, Elizabeth LESLIE, Bessie PERRY LONG, Carl W PERRY BAKER, Absolom - d by 5 Oct 1809 Bed Co (dower asigned widow) - Son : Caleb in Bot Co (age under 14) 14 Jan 1817 - [md Bed Co, 6 Nov 1803 Eleanor "Nellie" McCOY] 'YIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �BAIER, Ann E - b 7 Jan 1839 - d 16 Feb 1919 Bot Co - f [John E BA:a:R] - m [Elizabeth EVERSOLE] - grave Baker-Peery Cem (Bot Co Cem Bk # ) 779 BAIER, Caleb - d ca 23 Feb 1835 (date on will) Bot Co - f [Caleb BAKER of Pr Ed Co, Va] - Re l ?tives: Bro Abner, sis 6 Catherine HENDRICK & p t GREENWOOD. ' · a sy ' mentioned 'Bolden. ELDRIDGE little son" ; Moses [ slave] & his wife Jinny & their ch Sally, etc their freedom" - Ref: WB D p 562 BAIER, Caleb - b ca 1798 - d 27 May 1855 Bot Co - age S7y _ f - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone [Absalom BAXER] BAIER, Christian (widower) - b ca 1795 Bot Co - d 24 Mar 186 9 Bot Co _ age 74y - f Henry BAIER - m Elizabeth [EVERSOLE ] - cd Paralysis _ reported by son Philip H BACER BAIER, Elizabeth - b ca 1766 - d 11 Apr 1841 Bot Co - age 75y _ f [Christian EVERSOLE] - m [Catherine ] - w/o Henry BAXER (Sr) (d 1837) _ grave BakerPerry Cem (Bot Co Cem Bk #779) BAIER, fiizabeth - b 7 Aug 1803 Bot Co - d 28 or 31 Oct 1865 Bot Co - age 64y - f Jacob COFFMAN - m Ann - cd ?Cronick Diorea? - reported by hus Henry BAIER - grave Mill Creek Cem BAIER, Elizabeth (single) - b ca 18 Feb 1802 Bot Co - d 2 Oct 1870 Amsterdam , Township, Bot Co - age 68y 8m lOd - f Henry BAKER - rn Elizabeth [EVERSOLE] _ cd typhoid pneumonia - reported by head of family A W PEERY BAIER, Frederick (maybe in Monroe Co, Va in 1810 census) - d by 7 Sep 1811 (earliest date) Bot Co - Ref: WB C pSO se ttlement - Admr: Catherine BACER BAIER, George Washington - b 11 Sep 1844 Monroe Co, WV - d 29 Jan 1913 Bot Co - f John BAIER (b Monroe Co, WV) - m Nancy (COOC or [CALDWELL]) (b Monroe Co , WV) - buried Baynes Cem - cd Heart Trouble BAIER, Henry (Sr) - b ca 1762 - d 16 May 1837 Bot Co - age 74y llm Od Elizabeth EVERSOLE BAKER - grave Baker-Peery Cem (Bot Co Cem Bk #779) BAIER, Henry - 7 Aug 1800 - d 9 Sep 1873 Bot Co - f [Henry BAKER] abeth EVERSOLE] - grave Mill Creek Cem - h/o E1izabetb [COFFMAN] h/o m [ E1iz- BAIER, Henry C - b 25 Jan 1862 - d 3 Apr 1888 Bot Co - f [W N BAKER] [Charlotte ] - [h/o Laura RADER] - grave Mill Creek Cem m BAKER, John Thomas - b 23 Jan 1870 - d 2 Dec 1895 Bot Co - m [Margaret] Lucretia [McCLURE] - grave Mill Creek Cem BAKER f N[ash] J BAKER, Lucy Frances - b ca 1828 Bot Co - d 22 July 1 856 Bot Co - f Wi11iam [CJ TAYLOR - m Mary [L] - cd typhoid fever - reported by hus F BAKER BAKER, Martin - d by 9 Aug 1781 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p146, Appraisal & Admr Bond - [wife was Phebe SNODGRASS (Joseph)] - Admr: Phebe BAKER BAKER, Mary M[argaret] - b 18 Jan 1851 - d 2 Apr 1932 Bot Co - f [John PAINTER] - m [Mary ABBOTT] - w/o William Edward BAKER - grave Mt Union Cem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �87 BAKER, Philip Henry - b 8 Nov 1835 Bot Co - d 26 Sep 1916 Bot Co - f Christopher BACER (b Bot Co) - m Elizabeth (MARTIN) (b Va) - buried Mount Union Cem - cd Mycardial Insufficiencey - h/o Willie DUDLEY BAKER BAKER, William Edward - b 16 Dec 1840 - d 6 May 1910 Bot Co - f [Christian BAKER] - m [Catherine E MARTIN] - h/o Mary M BAKER - grave Mt Union Cem BAKER, Willie DUDLEY - b 3 Feb 1873 - d 17 Dec 1947 Bot Co - f [M DUDLEY] m [M A] - w/o Philip Henry BAKER - grave Mt Union Cem BALDWIN, Samuel - d by Sep 1793 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p362 will dated 6 Aug 1789 codicil dated 28 Jan 1793; WB B pl24, appraisal of estate in Mont. Co, Ky, 13 July 1805 - Wife: Mary (her bro James WILLS); Ch by 1st wife in the Jerseys. Ch: in Va; Charity, Elizabeth, Sarah, William, Joseph, Bannah (md ---- HORRIS), Thomas Lewis, Alexander, Mary (rod ---JAMES). Others: Robert CALDWELL, dec'd (his son, Samuel FORD) BALINE see Thomas B LANKFORD BALLARD see Christopher John OVERACRE BALLEW see Mrs Gilliam WILKERSON, Minnie BLOUNT BALLEW, James - d 1867 Bot Co - Adm. 12 Aug 1867, 13 Apr 1868 Sheriff Lewis LINKENHOKER BALLEW, Leonard d 1867 Bot Co - Ex: Sarah BALLEW BALEW, Sarah - b ca 1777 - d Nov 1859 Bot Co - age 82y - cd old age _reported by son, Leonard BALE'W BANDY, Richard - d by Sep 1795 Bot Co - Ref: ~B A p 405, WB B p 201, will dated 21 July 1795. Wife Lucy; Ch: Thomas, Richard, John, George, Mary (rod Thomas LEWIS), Eliza (md Aquilla GREER dec'd), Sarah (rnd Benjamin JORDON) Katy. Others: Henry BANDY s/o Ann BANDY now the w/o James NEIGHBORS ', BANE, Billie - d by 25 Apr 1914 (ch called an orphan) Bot Co - Wife Eva Janet TOMBLIN; ch: Vernie MAYBERRY BANE, Mary M - d Jan 1924 Bot Co - age 62y lm Od - grave Brick Union Cem BANE, Samuel - b 23 Mar 1840 Va - 17 Mar 1915 Bot Co - f Thomas BANE _ buried Fincastle Cem - cd Chronic Bronchitis BANKS, Sandy - d by 9 Apr 1908 Bot Co - cd killed by C W EUBANK with pick handle - Ref Inquest papers BANNER, Catherine - b 16 Nov 1847 - d 23 Jan 1918 Bot Co - grave Mt Union Cem BANNISTER, Jenkins (colored) - b ca 1800 Va (census # 1 285) - d by 9 Nov 1863 Bot Co - Adm: Jane BANNISTER BANNISTER, John - d by 13 Aug 1811 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p302, settlement, appraisal, sale - Admr: Dr Jacob WOLTZ 'YIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BARBER see William ANDERSON BARE see Jacob JOHN BAREFIELD, William - d by 12 Apr 1774 Bot Co - Ref: Admr bond - Admr Catherine BAREFIELD BARGER see Christina MERRITT, Nancy RIDDLEBARGER, Mary BRAWLEY, George Washington RIPLEY, James A RIPLEY, Blanche E STULL, Emeline STULL, John ZELL BARGER, male - b 8 Feb 1856 Bot Co - d 10 Feb 1856 Bot Co - f David BARGER m J - cd not known - reported by f BARGER, Alice - b 12 Apr 1878 Bot Co - d 29 Apr 1913 Bot Co - f William A RIDDLEBARGER (b Bot Co) - m Eliza (HYPES) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Mariah Cem - cd TB BARGER, Christiana "Tina" - b ca 1790 Va (census #708) - d by 8 Sep 1856 Bot Co - w/o John BARGER - Adm John & David BARGER BARGER, Hester A - b Jan 1859 Bot Co - d 4 June 1859 Bot Co Joel BARGER - m Mary - reported by mother BARGER, James S - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d July 1856 Bot Co - f Elizabeth - cd Hooping cough - reported by father age Sm l 7d - John BARGER - BARGER, John - b ca 1790 Va (census #708) - d 10 Mar 1856 Bot Co Christiana - Adm: David & John BARGER f m h/o BARGER, Julia Ann - b 2 Sep 1823 Bot Co - d 12 Mar 1913 Bot Co - f Jacob CRUSH - m Susanna (SWISHER) - buried Lapsley's Run Cem - cd Chronic Bronchitis BARGER, Lillian B - b 31 Dec 1879 - d 13 Feb 1902 Bot Co - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem BARGER, Lucy A - b 27 Feb 1867 - d 27 Mar 1898 Bot Co - w/o J W BARGER gTave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem BARGER, Lucy R - b 22 Mar 1898 - d 6 June 1898 Bot Co - f Lucy A - grave Mt Mariah Lutheran Cem BARGER, Nina Alice - b 12 Apr 1878 - d 29 Apr 1919 Lutheran Cem J W BARGER - Bot Co - m grave Mt Mariah BARGER, Thelma Wilhelm - b 7 Mar 1910 Bot Co - d 24 Nov 191 5 Bot Co - f David P BARGER (b Bot Co) - m Lula D (WILHELM) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Mariah Cem cd diptheria BARGER, Woodrow Wiley - b 4 Nov 1912 Bot Co - d 18 Nov 1915 Bot Co - f David P BARGER (b Bot Co) - m Lula O (WILHELM) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Moriah Cem cd diptheria BARKER see Annie ASBBURNE, George C FRINGER .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN N0TES �89 BARKER, Josiah C - b ca 1778 Pa - d 20 Sep 1870 Buchanan Township, Bot Cc age 92y - cd old age - reported by step-son John FRINGER - h/o Eliza E B~ BARCER, William Francis - b 7 Apr 1913 Buchanan , Bot Co - d 14 Apr 1913 Bot co - f w C BARKER (b Va) - m Habe1 Este11 (ELAM) (b Bed Co) - buried Buchanan cem - cd Intestinal Toxemia BARLEY see John R SPRINilE BARLEY, Char1es W - b 5 Mar 1858 - d 17 May 1890 Bot Co - age 32y 2m 12d Obituary in Cronise scrapbook 22 BARLEY, Samue1 - b 22 Nov 1828 Rockingham Co, Va - d 10 June 1915 Bot Co - f Joseph BARLEY (b Va) - m Phoebe (HINTON) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd Myocardial Insufficiency - d by 11 Feb 1822 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - Son: James7 BARNETT, BARNETT, Cora - b ca 1881 - d 1936 - f James GUY - m Patsy - hus Joseph BARNETT; Ch: C1aude (b ca 1902), Lula Stanley (b ca 1903), Selma (b ca 1909), Gainer Gray (b ca 1911) & b after buss death , Blanche, (b 19 Oct 1915) but is not listed as Cora's heir so must be dead. Bot Co Heir List BARNETT, Emma - b 1 6 Apr 1898 Bot Co - d 25 May 1914 Bot Co - m Susan BARHETr (b Mont Co) - buried Fincastle Cem - cd Measles & congestion of lungs BARNETT, Joseph - d by 13 Mar 1771 Bot Co - Ref : Admr bond, Appraisal WB A p6 Admr John BARNETT BARNETT, Joseph - b [ca 1879 Mont Co] - d by 19 Oct 1915 wife called a widow Bot Co - f [Joseph BARNETT] - m [Lizzie ] - Wife Cora GUY, Ch: B1anche (b to widow),[Lu1a E (b 1903), Claude (b 1902), Selma (b 1910), Gainor (b 1911)] BARNETT, Lewis W - d 1925 Bot Co - f [Henry A BARNETT] - m [Annie] -Relatives bros: Cbar1es (b ca 1894), William (b ca 1905), Palmer (b ca 1909); siss: Mamie WILEY (b ca 1901), Virginia TRACY (b ca 1902); nephew William R B.ARNETr Rer: Bot Co Heir List BARNHART see D N ELLER BARTEE, Wi11iam B - d 17 Jan 1819 (Obituary in Lynchburg Press, says he was formerly 0£ Lynchburg & died in Fincastle) - Ref : WB C p 186 & 428 Appraisal & settlement - Admx Mary BARTEE BARTON, John d by 12 Aug 1777 Bot Co - Ref : Admr bond - admr James BARTON BASEHOAR see Christian FRANTZ BASHAM see Mahala BASHAM SCANLON, Peter SCANLON ~ P.Ss BESS, James A - d by 10 Feb 1868 Bot Co - Admr: 20 Feb 1868, Sheriff (14 Sep 1868 revoked) James M FIGGOTT Error: name should be BASS and not BESS 'VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �BASSETT, Lucie - b ca 1843 Bot Co - d 16 June 1865 Bot Co - age 22y - f Cary BRECKENRIDGE - m Emma - cd typhoid fever - reported by bro Cary BRECJrENRIDGE - w/o Jefferson BASSETT BATES, Joseph W - d by 31 Aug 1866 Bot Co - cd beat to death by LONGHORNE _ Ref: Inquest papers BAUMGARDNER see Abraham CLAYMAN, Daniel LAYMAN, George LAYMAN, James LEMON or LAYMAN, John LEMMON BAUMGARDNER, William - b 28 Dec 1747 - 24 May 1825 Bot Co - age 27y 4m 2 od f Frederick BAUMGARDNER - cd killed by lightning - Ref: Old Glade Cre ek gravestone _ BAXTER see William Fleming BAXTER, Polly - d by 9 May 1853 - Ex: William M LOC:t:LAND BEACH, Alice Dean - b 1 Apr 1878 Washington Co, Va - d 4 Oct 1913 Bot Co _ f James B BEACH (b Wash Co) - m Lucy A {CAMPBELL) (b Wash Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd Chronic Ed~later BEACH, Eliza - b ca 1878 Bot Co - d 2 Oct 1913 Bot Co - f 'William A TAYLOR (b Bot Co) - m Ann {SPICl'.ARD) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd Pelagra BEAHN see Ann S BLUNT BEALE see William rn..E, George SilLLERN, Catherine JORDAN BEALE, Charles Trigg - b 1806 - d 1879 Bot Co - f [John BEALE] TRIGG] - grave Mt Joy Cem (beside Arrington's back yard) m [Rhode BEALE, George L or S Killum - d Aug 1821 in Ala - f [John BEALE] - m [Rhoda] - bus of 2nd dau of Capt wlD LEWIS, f of 3 ch, Ref: "Herald of the Valley" 10 Sep 1821 - On 9 June 1824 orphans: William (under 14), John (under 14), George Ann (under 14) BEALE, John - d by Oct 1809 Bot Co - wife Rhoda, Ch: Madison, George, John, Eliza, Robert, Charlie, & Mary - Ref: WB B p225 & 251, Appraisal & di vision - On 9 Jan 1810 orphans: Madison Tavenor, George S & John 'William (al.l over 14) & Eliza Ann, Robert, Char1es T & Mary S (under 14) BEALE, Madison T - d by 31 Oct 1811 Bot Co - f [John BEALE] - m [Rhoda LEWIS] - Ref: WB B p277 & WB C p260, Appraisal & division . - wife Charlotte - Others (likely bros & siss): Charles, Mary, George, John, Eliza B (md Thomas LEWIS) Robert BEALE BEALE, Tavenner - d by 15 May 1810 Bot Co Wil 1 - Ref: WB B p2 32 & 430, wi 11 dated July 1806 - Relatives: wife Betty; Ch: Catherine JORDAN, John BEALE, Charles BEALE, James MB BEALE, & these others to receive only 5 shillings Elizabeth STEENBEBGER, Thomas BEALE & Mary BIGGINS; James Madison Hite BEALE, Admr, DB 15 pl46: Tavenner had sold 400 & 50 acres to son John; by 21 May 1821 John was dead when these heirs sold to John JORDAN - the heirs of" John: Charles BEALE of Bot Co, J B B BEALE of Mason Co, Va, Elizabeth (md wm STEENBERGEB) of Shen . Co, Va, & Mary (rod #2 Jacob D WILLIAMSON) of Rh Co, Va 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BEAMER see Hollie J LEMON BEAN see BEEN, Sarah A HARPER, Jane PAYNTOR BE.AR see Mary Magdalene JAMES BEAR, Gotleab - d by Apr 1814 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p383, will dated 28 Feb 1814 - Other: Cisia NOBLES BEAR, Henry - d by 11 Oct 1815 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - Ch: Henry, Barbara & Abraham BEARD see Sarah Virginia ST ClAIR, Thomas PRICE BEARD, Margaret L (widow) - b 14 Feb 1781 - d 6 Mar 1867 Bot Co - age 86y f Alexander HANNAH - m Mary - cd old age - reported by son Alexander GIBSON - w/o #1 Samuel GIBSON #2, - Ref: Death Book; Mt Union gravestone BEASLEY see Wilson BLOUNT BECx:LEY, Henry H - d 1868 Bot Co - Adm Bond : 12 Oct 1868 James BB FIGGATr BECKNER see E11en BARRIS, Christiana OBENCHAIN, Susannah OBENCHAIN, Jacob SIMMONS, Emeline S AUSTIN, John GARMAN, Edith E HARRIS, Anthony OBENSHAIN, Viola Elena OBENSHAIN, William OBENSHAIN, Bettie S OWEN, Phebe OBENSHAIN BOSER.MAN, John D SIMPSON, Earl G HARRIS BECKNER, Abraham - d by Apr 1800 Bot Co - WB A p531, appraisal BECCNER, Abso1em D - b ca Sep 1836 Bot Co (census #1722) - d 3 Dec 1861 Bot co - age 2Sy 2m 16d - f Jonathan BECKNER - m Nancy - cd typhoid fever reported by father - Adm Jonathan BECKNER BECKNER, Daniel 0 - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 29 Aug 1862 Richmond, Va - age 29y - f Jonathan BECKNER - rn N - cd typhoid fever - ~eported by f~ther BECKNER, David - b ca 1849 - d 24 Sep 1896 Bot Co - age 67y - grave Mill Creek Cem BECKNER, David - b ca 1797 Bot Co - d 21 May 1868 Bot Co - age 7ly - f David BECKNER - m Hannah - reported by son Wil1iam B BECKNER - h/o Elizabeth BECKNER BECKNER, Elizabeth P - b ca 1822 Pittsylvania Co, Va - d 20 Sep 1869 Bot Co _ age 47y - f Samuel THOMPKINS - m Margaret - cd consumption - reported by hus John S BECKNER BECKNER, Grandon L - b .ca Apr 1864 Bot Co - d 1 Sep 1868 Bot Co - age 4y 6m f Wi11iam B BECKNER - m M J - cd flux - reported by father BECKNER, Jacob - d 8 Apr 1797 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p 461, appraisal ordered 8 Apr 1797 - Relatives on 18 Aug 1802: his orphans named in s~it Elizabeth, Po11y, Joseph, John, Catherine, Jacob .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BECINER, James Samuel - b 27 June 1859 Bot Co - d 28 June 1859 Bot Co f John S BECKNER - rn Eliza P - reported by father ld - BECINER, John - d by Sep 1 822 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p363 & 374, will dated 10 Apr 1 822 - Relat ives : bros & sis 6 (not n amed), to Henry BECKNER• s 4 oldest ch by his 1st wife Eliz abeth -- Catherine, Daniel, Mary, John - Ex • r: Edward McDONALD BECKNER, John - b ca 1799 Bot - d 10 Nov 1866 Bot Co - age 6 7y - f Abram BECINER - m Christiana - cd fever - reported by wife Elizabeth BECKNER - Adm: 10 Dec 1866 Samuel BECKNER & Elias BREWBAJ:ER BECINER, John A - b ca 1859 Bot Co - d 15 July 1870 Fincastle Township, Bot Co - age lly - f Daniel BECKNER - rn Mary - cd fever - reported by father BECINER, John H - b ca 1840 Va (census #458) - d by 9 June 1862 Bot Co Joel BECKNER - m Ellen - Adm Joel BECKNER f BECINER, L Oliver (CSA) - b [ca 1838, census #458] - f [Joel BECCNER] [Ellen] - grave Mill Creek Cem m BECINER, Lawrence - b by Oct 1802 Bot Co - Ref : WB B p23 , wi 11 dated 21 May 1802 - Ch : Jonathan, Daniel, Jacob , Elizabe th (md --- SIMMONS) , Susanna ( md --- GARMON), John BECINER, Nicholas - d by Apr 1812 Bot Co - Ref : WB B p323, 386 appraisa l , settlement - heirs appear to be Jacob, Daniel, David, Henry & Joseph BEc-n"WTT"ER""', ----- (md --- SHANCS ), ---- (md --- Henry MYERS ) - Admr : Joseph BECKNER BECDfER, Paul D - b 11 July 1914 Bot Co - d 28 Apr 1915 Bot Co - f Wil1iam BECmER (b Bot Co) - m Edith (POBST) (b Bot Co) - buried Dalevil l e Cem - cd Sclpan of Gloli s BECINER , Tabitha - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 27 Feb 1 856 Bot Co BECDfER - m Mariah cd pneumonia - r eported by father Wi11iam f BECINER, Tonie - b 15 Sep 1893 Bot Co - d 12 Sep 1 914 Bot Co - f Wa1 ter BECKNER (b Bot Co) - m Alsinda (MOOMAW) (b Bot Co) - buried Dalevill e Cem - cd Rheumatism & heart failure BECINER, Virginia T - b ca 1854 Bot Co - d 16 Dec 1858 Bot Co BECINER - m Narcissa - cd Neumoni a - reported by father f Wi11iam BECINER, W 0 - b 10 July 1847 Bot Co - d 20 J an 1915 Bot Co - f Jonathan BECINER (b Va) - rn Margaret (OBENSHAIN) (b Bot Co) - buried Daleville Cem cd pneumonia BEEMER, Andrew C - b ca 1808 Shenandoah Co, Va - d 15 Oct 18 59 Bot Co - age Sly - cd unknown - reported by son James A BEEMER - h/o E1izabeth A BEEMER BEEN, Joseph (single) - b Va - d July 1849 Bot Co - age 34y - Ref: 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES L cd consumption �BELDEN, Hezeki ah (Reside nt of Charleston , SC , but now in town of Fincastle) - d by Oct 1809 Bot Co - f Samuel BELDIN - Ref: WB B p221, will dated 18 July 1809 - Bros: William & Samuel of Connecticut - Others: Francie LUBOARD BELEW, Emily , Mrs - b ca 1814 - d 2 J an 1 871 Bo t Co - age 57y - r eported in Roanoke Times & General Advertiser for 7 Jan 1871 BELHYMER see BELLHIMER BELHYMER, Thomas - b ca 1850 Bot Co - d 15 Nov 1853 Bot Co - f Isaac BELBYMER - rn Mary - cd Scarlet fever - reported by nei ghbor Abraham LEMMON BELL see Susan P BELL GRAYBILL, John Nash JOHNSTON BELL, Grace Ann - b 21 Aug 1883 Bot Co - d 8 Aug 1915 Bot Co - f Cbarles A BELL (b Bot Co) - rn Josephine C (WHITTEN) - (b Mercer Co, WV) - buried Gala Cem - cd typhoid fever BELL, Helen (unmd) - b ca 1796 ot 1798 Scotland (census #1136) - d 3 July 1854 Bot Co - f William BELL - rn Mary - cd pneumonia - reported by sister Eliza 0 JOHNSTON - Ex: 14 Aug 1854 William W BOYD (15 May 1866) John W JOHNSTON BELL, James, Capt - b ca 17 48 - d 6 Dec 1826 Bot Co - age 78y - Ref: Fincastle Presby teri an graves t one BELL, Martha E - b 6 Aug 18 2 7 - d 13 July 18 58 Bot Co - wlo John C BELL grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cera BELL, Wilbert Woodrow - b 1 9 Jan 1917 Oriskany, Bot Co - d 19 Jan 1917 Bot Co - f James B BALL (b Nicholas Co , WV) - rn Maggie Ellen (STOKES) (b Oriskany, Bot Co) - buried Oriskany Cem - cd premature birth BELLBIMER see John CLARK., BELHYMER BENNETT see Thomas PRICE, John TAYLOR, Lizzie J CALDWELL, Mary A MARTIN BENNETT, G[eorge] M - b 13 Oct 1858 - d 28 Feb 1924 Bot Co - h/o Damaris BENNETT - grave Mt Un ion Cem BENNETT, Isaac - b ca 1773 Va (census #701) - d by 12 Jan 1 852 Bot Co _ Ex William BENNET!' BENNETT, Moses - d by 20 Jan 1801 - Ref: WB B P 54 appraisel - Others & relatives, on 10 Jan 1804, his orphan's gdn William, Charlotte (both over 14) BERRY see William HALL, Thomas GOODWIN BERRY, Clarence - b 24 Oc t 1 881 Bot Co - d 21 Oct 1913 Bot Co - f Bed Co) - m ?? (b Bed Co) - buried Glade Creek Cem - cd TB ?? (b BERRY, Cl arence W - b 23 Sep 1911 (b Roanoke Co, Va) - d 3 Aug 1913 Bot Co _ f Walter BERRY (Lynchburg, Va) - m Clara J (TYLER ) (b Bot Co) - buried Glade Creek - cd menengitis 'VIRGINIA"'APPALACHIAN NOTES. �BETTS see Abraham GISH BIBB, Sallie - b ca 1842 Va - d 22 Nov 1917 Bot Co - f Levi BIBB (b va ) - m Lucinda (CLEMENTS) (b Va) - buried Mill Creek Cem - cd Infirmities of ol.d age BICE see Daniel CAMPBELL, Charles Lewi.s MEAD BIERLEY see Sarah A PEERY, Virginia E YOUNG BIERLY, Jacob Randall - b 31 May 1901 Bot Co - d 4 Feb 1917 Bot Co _ f Cbar1es (b Bot Co) - m Ardelia D (YOUNG) (b Bot Co) - buried Springwood cem _ cd Lobar pneumonia W BIERLEY BIGGS see Amanda DEISHER, Moses ALLEN, Stephen TERRY, male THOMAS , Mary E1 izabetb THOMAS BIGGS, Claudine - b 8 Sep 1917 Bot Co - d 9 Sep 1917 Bot Co _ £ John B BIGGS (b Craig Co, Va) - m Lora M (HILL) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem _ cd premature BIGGS, Martha - b ca 1819 Bot Co - d 27 Aug 1856 Bot Co - f John McCARTNEY m Jane - cd heart disease - reported by hus Allen BIGGS BIGGS, MaTY A - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 8 June 1857 Bot Co - f [Martha McCARTNEY] - cd consumption - reported by father A11en BIGGS - rn BIGGS, Pauline - b 8 Sep 1917 Bot Co - d 10 Sep 1917 Bot Co - f John H BIGGS (b Craig Co, Va) - m Lora M (BILL) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cem - cd premature BIGLER, Mark, I - d ca 1826 Bot Co (will) BIGLER, Mark, II - d by 1850 Bot Co (not in census) - Wife Mary [b ca 1806, 18 50 census Bot Co #249 ], Ch: Catherine BIGLER [b ca 1835], E1iza Ann BIGLER, [b ca 1830], Lucinda W PAINTER [b ca 1828], Mark BIGLER [b ca 1841.], Susan VANDERGRIFT [b ca 1838], George BIGLER [b ca 1834], & Charlotte MOORE [b ca 1832) - Ref: WB K pl21, partition of land in 1857 BILBRO, Betsy - d by July.1811 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p263, will dated 1.5 Apr 1811 - bTO John BILBRO, niece Rebecka CAREY BILBRO, William - d by Oct 1807 Bot Co - Ref: WB B pl48, will dated 8 Apr • Wife Mary; Ch: Sarah (md --- FERRELL), Rebecca (md --- WALLACE), Su1a 1807 ( md ___ CAREY), Betsy, Rachel, John, James, Benjamin, Thomas; Gch: Mary CAREY William CAREY. Others: Roberta CAREY. Exr 6 : John BILBRO, James BILBRO BISHOP see Sarah A HARPER, Mary B RICHARDSON, James H KELLY BISHOP, male - b 7 Aug 1917 Bot Co - d 7 Aug 1917 Bot Co - f J(osepb) E BISHOP (b Bot co) - m Berta (BOWYER) (b Bot Co) - buried Home grave - cd sti l l born BISHOP, Ellis Watson - b 11 June 1911 Bot Co - d 24 Apr 1 914 Bot Co - f Edward :BISHOP. (b ~ot Co) - rn Bertha (BOWYER) (b Bot Co) - buried Daleville Cem _ cd Suff1cat1on (Revolver Cartridge lodged in throat VIRGINIAAPPALACKIAN NOTES ---- �95 BISHOP, James L, Rev - b 27 June 1798 Amherst Co, Va (or 1800 Va Census #820) - d 2 June 1856 Bot Co - cd breast disease - Ref: Wesley Chapal gravestone (north of Salisbury) near #688 ; Death Book - reported by son John J BISHOP h/o Martha A - Ex : Martha H BISHOP (10 Nov 1856) BISHOP, Jeremiah - d by May 1820 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p257, Oral will presented May 1820 - Wife Ch: Abraham, Mary (md _ _ CONNER) BISHOP, John (widower) - b ca 1785 or 1790, Bot Co (census #1726) - d 18 May 1862 Bot Co ·- age 77y - cd flux - reported by d-i-1 Catherine BISHOP - Adm: John AMMEN (14 July 1862) BISHOP, Martha E - b ca 1853 - d 21 Apr 1853 Bot Co - f James S BISHOP - m Martha - cd not known - reported by father BISHOP, Phebe - b ca 1799 Md - d 22 May 1859 Bot Co Va - age 60y - cd pneumonia - reported by hus John BISHOP BISHOP, Sarah - b 15 Aug 1840 Bot Co - d 4 Mar 1913 Bot Co - f Andy TROUT (b Pa) - m Sarah (REED) (b Aug Co) - buried Troutville Cem - cd probably Cancer BITrLE, Ann - b ca 1851 Bot Co - d Dec 1869 Bot Co - age 18y - f Christian BOUSMAN - cd consumption - reported by hus John D BITTLE BITTLE, Ann M - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d 25 Nov 1857 Bot Co - f George W Bittle - cd consumption - reported by father m Margaret Jane BITTLE, Mary J - b ca 18 22 Amherst Co, Va - d 19 Dec 1868 Bot Co - age 46y f Thomas ? STOVE ? - cd bronchitis - reported by bus George W BITTLE BLACK see Mary SIMPSON, Andrew ARNOLD, James ROWLAND, Susianna I VEST ---- ABSHIRE, John Henry KESSER, BLACK, Christian - d by Aug 1812 Bot Co - Ref: WB B p296, will dated 27 July 1812 - Wife Francke - Ch: Elizabeth & others unnamed - Exr Daniel KESSLER BLACK, Christian (md) - b Va - d Mar 1850 Bot Co - age 70y - cd cold - Ref: 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule BLACK, David (single) - b ca 1776 Va - d Apr 1850 Bot Co - age 74y - cd dysentary - Ref: Bot Co Mort Schedule BLACK, Frederick - d by 31 July 1817 Bot Co - Ref: WB C plOO, appraisal BLACK, John - d by 11 June 1805 (ch called an orphan) Bot Co - Ch: Mary, [Henry, John, Caty] BLACK, Mary Catherine - b ca 1856 Bot Co - d 13 Sep 1857 Bot Co - f William T BLACK - m Rebecca - cd flux - reported by father BLACK, Robert - d by 13 Apr 1790 Bot Co - Ref : Adm bond - Admr Thomas MILLER BLACKWELL, Charles M - b ca Apr 1864 - d 16 Aug 1868 Bot Co - age 4y 4m - f James BLACKWELL - m Mary M - cd disease of brain - rep by father YIRGINIAAPPALACHIAN NOTES �BLACKWELL, Fanny (colored section) - b ca 1794 - d 3 July 1869 Bot: Co 75y - Ref: Brick Union gravestone ag e BLACKWELL, James (md) - d July 1849 Bot Co - age 52y - cd white swelli n g Ref: 1850 Bot Co Mort Schedule - BLACnmLL, William A - b ca 1816 Bot Co - d 19 Oct 186 6 Bot Co _ age SO y James BLACKWELL - m Louviana - cd killed - rep by wife Margaret BLACCWELL BLAGGEN f - d by 15 Apr 1778 (son called an orphan) Bot Co _ son John BLAIN, William - by 2 Apr 1819 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p201, 303 settlement - admr John HOOK Appraisal 8 BLAIR, Samuel, Sgt (a Continental Soldier) - d by 14 Apr 1780 (hi s 3 orphans mentioned) Bot Co - Wife Florence, Ch : a son & 2 daus - by 11 J a n 180 9 th e 2 girls had married - Catherine to Aaron NEWMAN & Macy J L to George WRA y. Birth of a dau was ca 1772, a son ca 1775 & the other dau ca 1777 BLAIE see William Jasper McCORNELL BLOUNT see Maggie S LIPES BLOUNT, Mary E - b ca Dec 1832 Bot Co - d 16 Sep 1858 Bot Co _ a g e f s PAXTON - cd fever - rep by bus William BLOUNT 25y 9m - BLOUNT, Minnie - b 13 Jan 1870 b Va - d 26 Feb 1914 Bot Co - f W W WILKINSON (b Va) - m Gillie (BALLAU or BALLEW) (b Va) - buried Buchanan Cem - cd n er vous prostration BLOUNT, William - d by 18 Feb 1819 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p207 appraisal BLOUNT, Wilson (formerly of Newburn, NC) - d by Oct 1819 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p224, will dated 6 Sep 1817 - Relatives: nephews: Ebenezer PETEGREW, Freder. ick BEASLEY, Clement BLOUNT, Frederick BLOUNT; niece Sarah FULLER : gr andniece Nancy B PETEGREW, who is a d/o William SHEPPARD BLUNT, Ann S - b ca 1805 Bot Co - d 27 June 1868 Bot Co - age 6 3y - f Jae BEAHM - m Catherine - cd fever - rep by dau Mary M MILLER - w Io John BLUNT BLUNT, Charles - b ca 1796 Va (census #246) - d by 8 Aug 1853 Bot Co William BLUNT Adm BOAGUS s ee BOGGESS, Lotte KELLEY BOARD, John A - b 27 Apr 1826 ?Roanoke? Va - d 10 Nov 1912 Bot Co - f Nathan BOARD (b ?Roanoke) - m Sarah (COOPER) (b Bed Co) - buried Cave Alum Cem - cd cardiac insufficiency BOARD, Sarah B - b ca 1792 ?Roanoke Co, Va - d 22 Dec 1856 Bot Co ysis - rep by son Nathan BOARD BOBLETT s ee Henrietta AYERS 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NQTES cd Paral- �BODKIN see Nannie BURTON BOGESS or BOGUSS see BOAGUS, Ethel Virginia BOWER, Leanna ELLIOT!', Mrs Mary PAGE BOGGESS, Nannie Lucretia - b 15 Feb 1868 - d 17 Feb 1893 Bot Co - w/o J W BOGGESS - grave Mill Creek Cem BOGGESS, Novel Thomas - b 11 Feb 1849 - d 8 Aug 1922 Bot Co - h/o Sarah J BOGGESS (1847-1911) - Ref Brick Union gravestone BOGGESS, Sarah E BOGGESS - b ca 1875 - d 9 Jan 1908 Bot Co - age 33y - w/o W Emery BOGGES, Sarah Jane - b 24 Apr 1847 - d 20 Dec 1911 Bot Co - w/o N T BOGGESS (1849-1922) - Ref: Brick Union gravestone BOGS see David HANSON BOGUS see BOGESS BOLDEN, Caleb W - b ca 1853 Pittsylvania Co, Va - d 19 Sep 1854 Bot Co - f E G BOLDEN - cd drown~d - rep by father BOLINGER, John (b Oct 1794) - d by 11 Dec 1810 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - Son James BOLTON see Daniel CAMPBELL, Elizabeth B DEMPSEY, female SPRINKLE BOLTON, male - b 16 Apr 1857, Bot Co - d 16 Apr 1857 Bot Co - f John BOLTON by father - m Susan - rep BOLTON, George T - b ca 1857 Bot Co - d 23 Mar 1864 Bot Co - age 6y lOm 23d - f Henry BOLTON - rn Mary - cd diptheria - rep by father BOLTON, John A - b 25 Dec 1818 - d 4 July 1899 Bot Co - f [Jacob BOLTON] - rn [Elizabeth INKSEL] - h/o Susan BOLTON (d 1892) - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem BOLTON, Mary C - b 1824 Bot Co - d 19 July 1915 Bot Co - f Daniel SHUE (b Rockingham Co, Va) - m Matilda (ALDERSON) (b Bot Co) - buried Private Cem cd Blood poison BOLTON, Mary E - b ca 3 Nov 1855 Bot Co - d 19 Aug 1862 Bot Co - age 6y 9m 16d - f John BOLTON - m Susan - cd diptheria - rep by father BOLTON, Nannie J F - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 15 Feb 1864 Bot Co - age lOy 4m 2d - f Henry BOLTON - m Mary [SHUE] - cd diptheria - rep by father BOLTON, Sarah B E - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 12 Feb 1864 Bot Co - age By 6m 2d f Henry BOLTON - m Mary [SHUE] - cd diptheria - rep by father BOLTON, Susan - b 15 Jan 1824 - d 2 Nov 1892 Bot Co - f w/o John A BOLTON - grave Fincastle Presbyterian Cem 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES. [Pitman R ROSSER] - �BOLTON, Theodosia Earnest - b ca Mar 1858 Bot Co - d 23 Au g 1 862 Bot Co age 4y 4m 28d - f John BOLTON - m Susan - cd diptheria - r ep by £athe-r BOLTON, Thomas - d 8 May 1893 Bot Co - cd drowned - ref: in q u est pape-rs BOND see Lawrence ST CLAIR, Sarah Virginia ST CLAIR BONHOTEL, Amanda Virginia - b 8 Apr 1853 Rb Co - d 18 Jan 191 3 Bot Co - f Richard ISAACS (b Richmond, Va) - m Susan (CORRELL) (b Bon sa c ks , Bo t C o ) buried Piney Grove Cem - cd Lobar pneumonia BONOUT?, see BENN~rr BONSACKS, Jacob - d by 12 June 1837 (dau 5 called orphans) Bot Co E1izabeth & Mary (both under 14) - Da u: BOOK see Catherine WAX BOOK, Philip - b ca 1795 Va (census #1624) - d by 8 Oct 1866 Bot Co Oct 1866 David M COLLINS BOON, Arthur W - d by 24 Dec 1907 B~t Co - cd hit by train papers ref: Ex: 8 inquest BOONE, Daniel, Col - b ca 1730 - d 26 Oct 1820 Charette Village, Mo - age 90y - rep in ttHerald of the Valley" 13 Nov 1820 - f / o Maj or Nathan BOONE & Jesse :B BOONE BOOSE see BOOZE BOOTHE see Damaris RICHARDSON, Annie ASBBURNE BOOTHE, male - b 19 Feb 1917 Va - d 19 Feb 1917 Bot Co - f Gabrie1 H BOOTHE (Rke Co, Va) - m Florence V (TOLLEY) (b Bot Co) - buried Mt Union Cem - cd still born BOOTH, Amanda Ellen - b 27 Dec 1857 - d 14 Apr 19 36 - f [Robert M ST CLAIR]m [Elizabeth] - hus Griffin Monroe BOOTH - buried St Clair Cem BOOTHE, Charles - b [ca 1888] - d by 15 July 1912 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - f (Griffin M BOOTHE ] - m [Amanda ST Clair] - wife: Bertha Carro11 - son Garson Lee BOOTHE - BOOTHE, Emery J - b 22 Feb 1910 Bot Co - d 2 Apr 1915 Bot Co - f George J BOOTHE (b Bot Co) - m Victoria (HOGAN) (b Bot Co) - cd Tumor ( 1 ook i ng cancerous BOOTH, Ferdinand - b ca 1807 Bed Co , Va or 1810 (Censu s #836) - d 28 Oct 1855 - f William BOOTH - m [Suky GRAY] - cd dropsy heart - rep by wife Mary BOOTH - Adm: Andrew L HANNAH (10 Dec 1855) BOOTH, Griffin Monroe - b 27 Dec 1861 - d 9 Jan 1944 - f [John BOOTH] [Malinda] - Wife: Amanda Ellen BOOTH - buried St Clair Cem 'YIRGINIA N>PALACHI~ NOTES m �BOOTH, Lucy Jane - b ca 1836 Va - d 9 Jan 1917 Bot Co - f Robert PENDLETON (b Va) - m Lucy T (PENDLETON) (b Va) - buried Vinton Cem - cd Acute Mycarditis - hus Dewitt C BOOTH BOOTH, Malinda L - b 15 Dec 1859 - d 17 Feb 1936 - f [Robert M ST CLAIR] - m [Elizabeth] - [hus James R BOOTH] - buried St Clair Cem BOOTHE, Rosco S - b 12 Dec 1908 Va - d 10 Nov 1913 Bot Co - f Benton BOOTHE (b Va) - m Lesly (TOLLEY) (b Va) - buried Austin graveyard - cd pneumonia BOOTHE, Saluda E - b ca June 1869 Bot Co - d 20 Dec 1870 Amsterdam Township, Bot Co - age ly 6m 8d - f John BOOTHE - m Matilda F - cd croop - rep by father BOOZE sometimes BOOSE see Clara Jane CAHOON, Rebecca LINKENBOKER, Elias L~­ ENHOKER, Elizabeth JOHNSON, Annie E BRUGH, Hester M BOOZE GRAYBILL, Marcus B GRAYBILL, Ada BOOZE PETTIGREW, Mary E BOOZE, Eveline D CRONISE, Marshall C CRONISE, William H CRONISE, Sue E CRONISE BOOZE, male - b 14 Oct 1858 Bot Co - d 21 Nov 1858 Bot Co - f m Julia A - cd inflamation of brain rep by father George BOOZE - BOOZE, Abram - b ca 1787 Pa (census # 934) - d by 10 July 1854 Bot Co - h/o Rebecca - Adm: William BOOZE BOOZE, Caroline [see Eveline BOOZE] - b Bot Co - d 1 Oct 1870 Amsterdam Twsp Bot Co - f Elias LINXENBOKER - m Catherine - cd dropsy - rep by bus Matthew BOOZE BOOZE, Eliza J - b ca 1847 Bot Co - d June 1861 Bot Co - age 14y - f John BOOZE - m Harriet M - cd diptheria - rep by father BOOZE, Eveline (see Caroline BOOZE) - b 1 Feb 1819 - d 1 Oct 1870 Bot Co w/o Matthew BOOZE - grave family Cem (old MANGUS place) BOOZE, John T (CSA) - b ca 23 May 1843 Bot Co - d 30 Aug 1862 Pr Wm Co, Va age 19y 3m 7d - f Matthew BOOZE _ m Evelin - cd gun shot at Manassas - rep by father - grave family cem (old MANGUS place) BOOZE, John L - b ca 1852 Bot Co - d June 1861 Bot Co - age 9y - f John BOOZE - m Harriet M - cd diptheria - rep by father BOOZE, Matthew - b 6 Mar 1818 - d 25 May 1886 Bot Co - age 68y - h/o Eveline BOOZE - grave family cem (old MANGUS place) BOOZE, Mildred M - b 27 Jan 1837 Va - d 28 Dec 1915 Bot Co - f not known - m not known - bur ied Buchanan Cem - cd Myocartidal insufficiency - widow of Christopher W BOOZE (1840-1908) BOOZE, William A - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d June 1861 Bot Co - age 19y - f John BOOZE - m Harriet M - cd diptheria - rep by father BORDEN see Jacob PECK, Mary TRIGG BORNDEC'KER see Solomon GRAYBILL 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �too BORNDRAGER, Andrew - d by 9 Oct 1798 Bot Co - Ref : WB A p485, WB C pl , wil l dated 27 Aug 1798. Relatives: wife Susanne; Ch: Susanna (md Samuel PEFFLEY), David, Martin, Nancy (iast two are minors) . Orphan Hartin (ag e over 1.4 ) named 11 Jan 1811. Ex Samuel HARSHBARGER, Benjamin COFFMAN BOSSERMAN see Elizabeth CAMPER, Pauline CAMPER BOSSERMAN, John W - b 29 Nov 1813 - d 7 Jan 1898 Bot Co (Godwin Cem) - age S4y - Wife Phebe OBENSHAIN; son Joseph BOSSERMAN. see Cronise s crapbook p56 (no date) BOSSERMAN, Joseph - d 2 Oct 1852 - d 7 Dec 1907 Bot Co (Godw in Cem) W BOSSERMAN - m Phebe OBENSHAIN - wife Maggie f John BOSSERMAN, Phebe OBENSHAIN - b 17 Nov 1819 - d 10 Aug 1904 Bot Co ( Go dwin Cem) _ f Peter OBENSHAIN - m Christiana BECCNER - bu s John W BOSSERMAN - s on Joseph BOSSERMAN BOSERMAN, Luise Gertrude - b 4 July 1912 Bed Co d 19 July 1912 Bot Co - f Lewis WILDMAN (b Bed Co ) - m Jinie E BOSER.MAN - p urund - buried Troutvi 1 le, Va _ cd premature BOSWELL, Catherine - b 1819 - d 1864 Bot Co - grave Finca s tle P resbyteri a n Cem BOUGHMAN, Henry - d by Dec 1807 Bot Co - Ref: W13 B-169, appraisal BOUSMAN see Jacob SIMMONS BOWEN SEE John FISHER BOWEN, John (late of Ga) - d by 16 Feb 1792 (sons called orphans) Bot Co Sons: Horatio, Christopher Clark & William BOWER(S) see Emma BRYANT, Elias LINKENBOI'.ER, A B BRYANT, Burdett V ESKRIDGE, Andrew Jackson IESLER, Charles B KESLER, Ann BOWER LEMON, Josephine LEMON, female MARDiAM, Mollie (Mary) Elizabeth BOWER RADER, Anthony I: SIMMONS, Edwardo SIMMONS, Dr J K SIMMONS, Mary Elizabeth SIMMONS, Sophia SIMMONS, William B SIMMONS BOWYER or BOWER, Ann Eliza - b ca 1811 Bed Co - d 24 Apr 1859 Bed Co; rep Bot Co _ age 48y - cd dropsy - rep by hus Christian BOWER BOWER Ann Lucy - b 15 Nov 1822 - d 14 June 1 890 Bot Co (lS 2 2:1890) - Ref: Brick Union gravestone w/ o John BOWER BOWER , Anthony : b ca 1841 Bot Co - d 29 Aug 1862 Richmond, Va, rep Bot Co age 21y - f David BOWER - m Sarah - cd fever - rep by father BOWER, Christ ian (widower) - b ca 1804 Bot Co - d 1 May 1870 Amsterdam Twsp, Bot Co _ age 6Sy Sm Od - cd rheumatism - rep by friend Julius C RIELEY - Ex May 1870 Julius C RICHEY bond 9 WER David ~~ 833 : 19 22) s - b 9 Feb 1833 - d 12 Mar 188 3 Bot Co - Ref: Brick Union gravestone ,VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES h / o Sarah Jane BOWER �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 w ord query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space pennits. 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Following their review, all books material, and 1. ':iie Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. uooKS for AN wiU be placed in r �VIRG I NI A APPL ACHIAN NOTES Publi shed Quarterly By SOUTHWESTE RN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 28 - No. l - Winter 2004 (January, February>March) CONTENTS Marsteller Stone Records- T rnnscribed by Jim Nelson 1 Honor Veterans with Government Grave Markers- by Elaine G. Powers 24 Two "Old Archibald" Woods- submitted by Mrs. Charles G. Drake 26 Book Review and About the 0 . Winston Link Museum 29 Nostalgia from The N&W Magazine, December 1924 30 From The West Virginia Hil1billy 37 Changes to the By-Laws 38 Botetourt County, Virginia Death RecordsCollected by Charles T. Burton, transcribed from cards by "Babe" Waskey Fowler 39 MARCH MEETING Northern Ireland author-journalist Billy Kennedy will discuss the eighth book of his popular Scots-Irish chronicles series: The Scots-Irish Chronicles: Women ~f t/ie Frontier. This book gives recognition to the gallant women of the 18th century American frontier. A question and answer session plus a book signing will follow the lecture. Please note the change in date, time and place: Friday, March 26 at 7 p.m. Wyndham Robertson Librar1r at Hollins University ." \l t I - ·~ l - ' ' • f ' • • • • : I r '• -~ 1 .. . �P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 January 2004 Dear Fellow Members, Happy New Year! And a special 'Thank You, to the officers and committee members who served the last two years. As you will notice, some folks continue to serve in another capacity. You are encouraged to attend as many meetings as possible and to join in the duties of the Society. Very interesting programs are anticipated with former Virginia Room Librarian, E laine Powers, the new Program Chair! Anita Haksch has assumed responsibility for checking in Exchange Quarterlies before donation to the Virginia Room. Foremost on the agenda for 2004 is the necessity to change Section 1 of Article V of the Society's By-Laws regarding meetings. This has been under consideration for some time due to the scarcity oflocal members doing the work of the Society. The proposed change is published in this issue. Work has begun towards publishing Children ofBotetourt County, Virginia by Charles T. Burton. Added to publishing the VAN, it will be a busy year. Thank goodness for a dedicated staff.! In this issue we begin Burton's collection of Botetourt County Death Records and Jim Nelson's reference for the Marsteller Stone Records. Th~ Roanoke Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau moved this fall to 101 Shenandoah Avenue N.E. That is located across the street from Hotel Roanoke in Roanoke's historic :N & W passenger station. They share the building with the Link Museum which recently opened. Jimmie Steele, a long time member of this Society passed away December 16, 2003. She taught genealogy classes for many years and was well know around the state. This society has donated Index to Virginia Estates 1800-18_65, Vol 4 to the Virginia Room in her memory. Come, join us in our work - we are still an all volunteer organization! Cordially yours, / .·L ?Z..~ �, MARSTELLER STONE RECORDS The Marsteller Corporation, started in 1927, provided many of the tombstones for the surrounding area. The final location was on Franklin Road next to the Roanoke River. Black Dog Salvage followed at the location, has since moved and the building since been razed. Marste1ler Stone Records, seven hugb volumes three or more inches thick, were donated when the company ceased business in 1992. They are stored in a base1nent vault and difficult to access. Jun Nelson, Virginia Room volunteer, was asked to develope the following reference for patron' s use. · The records give c01nplete directions for the engraver, purchase order and occas ionally relatives. Cemetery listings outside the metropolitan area are sketchy at best. In some cases more detail can be found in the Marsteller book. At times, markers were ordered and picked up by the purchaser with no hint of the final destination. The following records are for 1957 in a to111e about three inches thick. Of course, many of the markers that had "blank" DOD entries in 1957 will have since been completed. Jim is currently working on the 1943,1944 record book. NEEDED N WANTED by YOUR Society ·\IiI r"•\ '\I '• 1•1A 1\ r· 1:-i • l I . . :.~1" I·· · •· ~ 't i . ' ~• I~., ' 1i ,, > • • t._. , 1v 1 1{. ,, u.. - -,·r"' • L :, .. ,oo1 l _ .,,_ �µ MARKER FOR Adams, Charles A. ·< -:;a c:> ~ . ~,,... - _t>- -u !:J :!> ,~';> ·~-:> ·- r- _ ...r,> :.:::>" -;:"' -· (5 n~ '-(Ji, DOB DOD 1/3/1871 3/18/1872 ?/7/1907 2/10/1884 10/12/1883 4/11/1881 11/13/05 6/13/1874 11/09/08 11/13/1880 04122102 ?/?/1867 12/05/35 06/21/00 4/23/1871 06127106 09/29/02 01/04/28 8/23/1873 Age60 8/23/1862 02/05/02 9/26/1878 05/11/57 12/31/48 ?/?/1954 04/09/56 03/18/56 10/15/56 05/24/57 03/23/57 07/23/57 06/22/57 05/21/57 ?/?/1956 11/19/56 03/26/56 07/28/56 04/14/57 02/08/57 02107157 06/28/57 07/05/47 12/22/56 06/14/46 04/22/35 CEMETERY Adkins, Susie Chaney Agee, Elizabeth L. Agee, Leonard Cleveland Agee, Walter Eugene Ahem, Edmund L. Alcock, Olen G. Aldhizer, John T. Aldridge, Mollie Louise Allen, Cathron Allen Allen, Homer F. Apperson, Lola G. Armentrout, C. Ray Arran, Eric Stuart Arrington, Ed Lee Arrington, Ed Lee Jr. Arrington, Upshur L. Arthur, Garton T. Arthur, Joseph I. Assaid, Marcone Atkinson, Judie M. Austin, Edward P. Austin, William R. Ayers Ayers, Walter E. Sr. Baber, Goldie P. Baber, Henry S. Bailey, Raymond Ball, Charles, Aston Ball, Fitzhugh Lee Ball, Isaiah Drake - - 4/2/1876 02/13/02 08/24/01 5/22/1875 512111877 12/11/1885 10/17/1841 02102157 04107156 11/22/56 07/21/57 04106144 11/16/27 06/29/21 Fair View Ballard, Bertha Vaughan 9/1611888 07125157 Hillcrest, White Sulphur Springs, WV Barnett, Nettie Loving 1864 1957 Barnwell, Blanche E. 9/27/1867 10/19/56 Bartuka, Frank 10/17/1877 5/22/1852 5/6/1897 03/14/55 03/25/09 01/31142 Basham, Joe Worley Basham, John Luther NOTES Elks Rest, Bedford Old Wolf Hill Hunting Creek West View, Farmville Fair View Elks Rest, Bedford Forest Church Evergreen Head of the River Church* Fair View Bedford Spring Hill Lone Star Bedford Suck Spring Church Suck Spring Church Fair View Bedford Evergreen St. Andrews Mountain View, Vinton Blue Ridge Baptist Church Hall's Church Evergreen Fair View Cedar Hill, Covington Cedar Hill, Covington Elks Rest, Bedford Fair View Fair View *Cedar Hill Cem. Covington, VA Family Memorial Cedar Lawn Cedar Hill, Covington Moun\ain View, Vinton Basham* 1Basham* Loving plot, relation unknown . *See note on marker order form *See note on marker order form �< -~=- ..-• ~ -- .:J .. ~.r- ' , - .J .. " .::· . ~: ~s -r · ~ .. 1 '.j) MARKER FOR Basham, Minnie Basham, Nannie Basham, Ora Alice Bauer, Bessie Donia Beadles/Durant Beckner, Annie Louis Beheler, Ernest L. Bennett, Henry T. Bernard, Robert Eldrege Bickford, Gertrude M. Biller, Annie J. Black, Olive Kent Blankenship, George N. Blankenship, Julia Whorley Blankenship, Lonnie H. Bobbitt, Ernest L. Bohon, Grover C. Bohon. Jane Eliz. Booth, Hubert T. Bowe, John A. Bowles Bowles, William M. Bowling, Blanche B. Bowling, James 0 . Bowman, Carolyn Frances Bowman, Mary Elizabeth Bowyer, Olcie J. Brackman, George Emery Brackman, Leola McCarty Bradley, Della Trout Brandon, Annie H. Brickey, Infant daughters Briggs, Charles Henry Brogan, Charles Robert Brooks, Infant son Brown, Alice M. Brown, Amanda C. DOB 12125/1893 02104/05 01/30/04 1116/1887 DOD 09/30/50 06/02/57 03/20/49 08/10/56 - - 317/1882 07/10110 9/29/1891 7/2211872 2/9/1874 08122100 8/20/1879 7/8/1876 10/31 /1881 7/13/1887 1902 1/2/1886 5/8/1875 12/16/1878 12/2/1888 03/23/57 08/26/57 03/12157 07/17/57 05/07/57 12/14/56 03/14/50 01/25/57 02/18/52 07/27/57 1957 09/15/56 08/16/56 12126/55 08/22157 - - 8/5/1871 8/8/1877 3/17/1846 ? 10/22/1875 6/25/1881 1881 1883 5/18/1871 12/2211892 08/20/45 10/10/57 04/18/15 ? 10/25/56 12/29/56 1956 1956 02/05/57 11/06/54 - - 3/23/1862 4/2/1878 05/08/57 10/22/56 08/04/53 05/12/56 03/06/56 1212/1875 CEMETERY Basham* Basham* Basham* Clintonville W. VA* Evergreen Mountain View, Vinton Fair View Glade Hill, Family Mountain View, Franklin Fair View Sherwood Fair View Blue Ridge, Hardy Road Blue Ridge, Hardy Road Evergreen Fairview, Keenan, WV Mt. Pleasant East Hill, Salem Mountain View, Vinton Even:ireen Evergreen Youno Family, Ferrum, VA Cedar Hill, Covington Mt. lvorv Church, Scruggs VA. Brubaker on Rt. 628 Bethlehem Church Boone Mill Bedford Methodist, Alvon, WV Methodist, Alvon, WV East Hill, Salem Lincoln Burial Park Robinson Elks Rest, Bedford Mountain View, Franklin Thurman, Franklin Co. Brown Cedar Hill, Covinoton NOTES •see note on marker order form *See note on marker order form *See note on marker order form •see note on marker order form Family Memorial wife of Robert H. Gold wife of James W. Leslie Family Memorial 0J �~ < ::.o C) .:z; >- > LJ -0 > r > <:"> -!- :;-... ~ --0 ~ -~ 1 fT1 '60 CEMETERY DOB DOD Brown, Bryan Lyttelton Brown, Blis M. Brown, Fannie P. Brown, Florence C. Brown, Infant son Brown, Mary J. Gillespie Brown, Ophelia Louise Brown, Rudolph Brown, Virginia Brubeck, Mary Webber Bryant, Katie Emma Bryant, Laura Ada Bryant, Maurice P. Bryant, Moody P. Bryant, Myrtie lrvis Houchins Burger, Mary Katherine Burroughs, Julia E. Burton, Mary Elizabeth Bush, Louise M. Byer, Evelyn H. Cadd, Charles Thomas Gadd, Clifton Guy Cadd, Glenna Funk Cadd, Infant twin sons Cadd,Mary Cecil Camp, Brenda Sue Cannaday, Infant Son Carmack, 0. Frank 11/16/55 11/6/1889 4/3/1878 1866 01/15/54 1110/1871 07/06/16 03/15/16 5/8/1890 8/30/1880 12/27/1887 - 09/01/56 10/23/40 12/23/55 1957 01/15/54 11/23/50 03/07/56 08/03/56 12/11/56 12/05/56 05/16/51 06103157 01/25/57 1954 07124157 11/26/53 05106156 02117/10 02128157 Aug 1950 08/12/57 10/19/13 04/04/52 02105125 07/30/19 1954 10/25/57 Daleville Lincoln Burial Park Brown Family Lincoln Burial Park East Hill, Salem Troutille Williams, Floyd, VA Cedar Hill, CovinQton Cedar Hill, Covington Evergreen Baptist Church, Natural Bridge Bedford Oakwood Bedford Warm Springs Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton Presbyterian, Alvon, WV Bedford 1/23/1888 05/04/57 Evergreen Carpenter, Clay L. 8/20/1889 01/09/44 St. Andrews Carroll, Annie V. 5/3/1895 Mountain View, Vinton Carroll, Florence S. 9/21/1888 Presbyterian, Lynchburg MARKER FOR 03/31/19 1877 8/14/1879 2/6/1872 1/8/1884 06/18/06 11/19/10 Apr1928 11/13/1887 Jan 1912 5/3/1889 02/29/16 1954 ? Mountain View, Franklin Glade Springs, VA ? Carter, Amanda (Maid) ? 12104156 11120156 ? Carter, George Ballard 8/14/1877 07/04/31 Carter, Carter, Mildred J. 08109125 1/1/1887 1/16/1896 10/12/1869 05107157 05/10/57 02/16/57 05/17/57 Cedar Hill, Covington Carter, Winfree B. Catasca, Joseph Cheatham, William S. NOTES Evergreen Cedar Lawn Ft. Blackmore Evergreen S\. i\ndrews 1Bedford wife of Jonas Price Graybill wife of David E. Citty wife of J.W. Hollans -- �.. ~ - .' .) ( r ( -. MARKER FOR Cheek, Annie R. Cheek, John C. Childress, Contz T. Chripavtios, John Christian, Murray Maddox Chumbley, R. Emmett Jr. Clark, Joseph "Jody" Jr. Clark, Judy Gail Claterbaugh, Herbert Dixon Clendenen, Bruner Hilleary Clendenen, Gay B. Clendenen, James H. Clendenen, Virginia Ruth Clifton, James G. Cobb, Helen Louise Caber, Barbara E. Garlets Cocke. Harvey M. Cocke, J. Randolph Cocke, Minnie H. Coffey, Helene Orrel Coleman, Samuel W. Collison, Martha Margaret Colyar, Frank Sevier Comer, Infant Son Comer, Lavonia Wright Conn, Dalvin F. Conner, Lelia Cook, Judy Mary Cooke, Clayborne B. Cooper, Anna R. Cooper, Johnson L. Corkrean , Mary Ella Coulter, Eliza V. Coulter, Henry C. Craig, Allie Craig, Nettie Heister Crawford, Roy E. DOB 12/25/1868 10/2/1869 10/18/1857 2/14/1890 12/24/10 1908 05/11/41 04/19/53 4/17/1876 1896 1905 1916 1875 4/25/1886 8/15/1891 2/12/1869 9/14/1866 1879 6/18/1867 6/29/1888 7/19/1883 09/01/30 3/14/1881 06/01/57 04/04/06 09/02/09 ? 6/4/1885 1881 2/9/1886 10/11/1888 1898 12/17/1857 12/25/1845 1888 12/3/1869 06/08/07 DOD CEMETERY Lewis Burial Ground.Bedford 09/21/56 Lewis Burial Ground.Bedford 09/21/37 08/24/39 Hillsville Elks Rest, Bedford 05/13/57 Evergreen 06/13/57 Cedar Hill, Covington 1956 Evergreen 11/30/56 08/12/54 ? 10/08/56 Evergreen Little Creek Cem. Near Alvon, WV 1937 1952 Little Creek Cem . Near Alvon, WV 1916 Little Creek Cem . Near Alvon, WV 1956 Little Creek Cem . Near Alvon, WV 06/05/57 Bedford Cocke Family Hollins, VA 04/04/57 12/29/56 Daleville 04/17/09 Fair View 1957 Bedford 10/15/56 Fair View 07/26/56 Fair View 04/11/57 Bedford 11/21/33 Fair View 02/15/57 Evergreen 06/01/57 Everoreen 12/25/56 Mountain View, Vinton 01/06/57 Fair View 06/07/41 Mill Creek, Buchanan 09/17/57 Mountain View, Franklin 1957 Sweet Chalybeate Cemetery 01/19/57 Evergreen 01/18/57 Fair View 1956 Mt. Loretto Cem White Sulphur Springs, WV 10/11/41 Little Creek Cem. Near Alvan, WV 01/22/21 Little Creek Cem . Near Alvan, WV 09/04/46 Fair View Evergreen 09/10/57 10/26/56 Asberrv, Havmaker Town I NOTES husband of Virginia Belton wife of John Rainey Hayward wife of Talmadge E. Coffey Barbara R & James P. Comer, parents wife of George B. Cooper U\ �G' MARKER FOR Creasey, Ernest M. < :::0 C.J z :J>, -:::> :..a u "':> f·- . > _·; _._ ""·:-:-.::~ ~:: ......... =1 Tl :,;) Creasey, William Ike Creasy, Georgia A. Crouch, Mamie Wood Crowder, George W. Crumpacker, Beatrice F. Cuff. Price Ferdinand Curry, Grace A. Daniel, Yancey Gerald Davidson, Marv C. Davis, H. Rhodes Sr. Davis, Laura M. Deeds, Marshall S. DeHaven, Simmie L. Delaney, Mabelle H. DeWitt, Samuel Mosby Dickerson, John P. Dillard, Peter Hairston Ill Dillon, Joseph L. Divers, Creed G. Divers, Texanna C. Dixon, John Paul Dixon, Mary Via Dolin, Birdie Martha Dolin, Preston W. Dooley, J. Harvey Dooley, James E. Dooley, Lillie A. Dooley, Minnie F. DOB DOD 8/14/1898 12/10/1868 11 /3/1874 04/28/00 1874 6/9/1894 6/9/1885 1888 02/15/14 9/18/1878 3/3/1894 3/28/1895 1874 3/13/1881 4/15/1894 09/05/02 5/12/1879 12/03/07 1/23/1874 4/24/1880 1/16/1886 08/18/14 1905 3/1/1882 1868 11/11/07 05/01/12 11/30/56 11/22/52 02/12/51 10/15/49 1957 02/12157 12/03/53 1957 02/03/57 11/19/57 03/27/57 09/15/56 1957 08/01/56 04/21/57 04107156 04126157 10/04/57 03/03/57 07/17/57 03/14/36 10/30/56 1957 10/ 10/56 1957 09/11/57 NOTES CEMETERY Oakwood Mt. Olivet Church, Bedford Evergreen Presbyterian, Montvale Bowyer Cemetery Evergreen Catawba Colored Church Cemetery St. Andrews Fair View Davidson Burial Ground, Villamont Fair View Lincoln Wilson Creek Meth. Ch. Clifton Forge Boones Mill St. Mark's Church Cedar Hill, Covington Mountain View, Vinton Dickerson Cemetery Goodview High Street, Rocky Mount Mountain View, Vinton Mt. Mariah Mt. Mariah Evergreen Rosewood, Lewisburg, WV Methodist, Alvan WV East Hill Colonial Baptist, Blue Ridge Old Glade Church Cemetery Dooley Burial Ground Bedford McGhee Burial Ground, Bedford 517/1877 08/30/54 01/31 /28 10/30/00 10/04/57 Dooley, Noah J. 1/7/1876 10/19/56 Dooley, Odessa F. 02/12/24 03/ 16/57 Doss, David A. 1888 1957 Dougan, Ethel 1/25/1892 06/10/57 St. Andrews Dove, Luther J. 11/13/1891 07104157 Weatherford Church Downey, Della Watts 10/17/1884 02/15/21 Big Island Downey, Ela Virginia 03/01 /02 05/26/54 Downey, William L. 4/19/1874 08/28/47 Big Island Bia \s\and wife of J.H. HodQes . - Dooley Burial Ground Bedford Mr. Zion Church, Montvale Crossroads, New Castle I wife of Ira V. Jessee ------ - -- �MARKER FOR --..... Doyle, Nellie Daniel Duffy, Pearl Etzler Dumire, Opal M. Duncan, Michael Carlton Dunman, Samuel Joseph Durham, Olivia J. Early, Annie Fielding Early, Charles Early, James Early, Laura Early, Susie Economys, Martha D. Ehnes, Otto D. Ennis, Joseph Sr. Eubank, E. Estelle Fairfax, Ronald Fairfax, Ronald Jr. Falls, Floyd L. Faries, Cora Martin Farley, Amy M. Feeney, Emma M. Ferguson, Dewey M. Ferguson, Ida Belle Ferguson, Jeffery Allen Fitzgerald, Carlton L. Fitzgerald, Roger Dale Fix, Elizabeth A. Forbes, Elizabeth N. Foster, Elbert Grady Francis, Barbara J. Franklin, Sarah Ellen Franklin, Walter Frith, Thomas Wingfield Frosell, John Parker Fulton, Infant Son Fuqua, Cecil B. Furrow, Sidney S. DOB DOD 04/11/05 6/27/1897 1913 10/22/52 9/8/1872 4/21/1861 01/21/57 04/17/56 1957 07/09/56 12/25/30 05/14/27 ? ? ? ? 3/1/1882 01/01/57 11/12/33 10/30/28 01/11/57 1957 05/09/57 1957 ? ? 04/09/47 01/01/57 1949 05/14/57 01/05/56 09/15/57 02/15/57 11/26/56 09/07/57 12/23/39 06/15/57 41?/55 10/19/56 08/18/53 01/25/57 09/11/57 09/22/55 12/31/56 09/25/55 10/05/56 ? ? 11/2/1863 1882 12/26/1874 1888 ? ? 8/2/1881 9/1/1878 1889 1/16/1879 07/26/10 12/22/1879 04/28/55 11/27/1884 02/14/57 6/13/1898 04/15/00 9/7/1892 11/11/36 11/11/1864 11/25/05 3/16/1875 12/19/07 12/31/56 1/5/1895 4/19/1888 NOTES CEMETERY Round Hill, Boones Mill, Old Gibson Cem. Mt. Union Hillcrest, White Sulphur Springs Hall's Church, lronto Fair View Evergreen Presbyterian, Lynchburg Presbyterian, Lynchburg Lincoln Burial Park Lincoln Burial Park Lincoln Burial Park Fair View Evergreen Elks Rest, Bedford Bedford Presbyterian, Lynchburg Presbyterian, Lynchburg Mt.Herman Church, Bedford Mayhew Burial Ground, Moneta Cedar Hill, Covington Fair View Fair View Evergreen East Hill, Salem Elks Rest, Bedford Presbyterian Church, Montvale Suck Spring Church Mountain View, Vinton Rocky Mount Old Post Office, at Starkey .. Cedar Hill, Covington Fair View Family near Sontag, VA Fair View Evergreen Bedford Fair View wife of Robert R. Clark husband of Thelma Blessard Son of Sally F. & George H. Fulton Jr. ..J �00 MARKER FOR Garst, Callie H. < 35 c::> z > > -·o !.J > r:::t:> 0 ::r: s; z z 0 n=l (,/) Gentry, Minnie Gibson, Mattie Lee Glasgow, John G. Gooch, James P. Goodbar, Infant Son Goode, Hazel Ashwell Goodman, John Wesley Goodman, Willis M. Goodwin, Virginia Gordon, John H. Gorieb, Maddoule Owen Gould, Oscar Carl Gowens, Oscar G. Graham, George W. Granger, William Gray T. Campbell Gray, Ardry Poff Graybill, J. Maud Graybill, Jonas Price Graybill, Thelma May Green, Martha C. Gregory, Benjamin L. Gregory, Denver H. Gregory, Naoma E. Gregory, Rosa A. Gregory, Samuel T. Gregory, Will K. Grissom, C. Lamar Groseclose, Edna Sprinkle DOB 1866 4/7/1889 ? DOD 1956 10/08/18 05/19/57 06130152 CEMETERY East Hill Fair View Prillaman, near Callowav Evergreen Cedar Hill, Covington Bedford Bedford Rocky Mount High Street Timber Ridqe Church Soring Hill, Lynchburg Mountain View, Vinton St. Andrews Fair View Evergreen Buchanan, Fairview Lincoln Burial Park Evergreen Head of the River Chruch, Floyd Family where El Bethel Church was Troutille Troutille Lincoln Burial Park Fair View Fair View Fair View Big Island Fair View Fair VifNI Fair View 08/02/01 1865 05/28/57 06/17/12 1/15/1894 6/15/1879 6/15/1868 8/31/1894 07/01/57 09/03/57 03/14/35 03/16/57 11/24/56 ? ? 3/20/1880 9/6/1891 12/31/56 07/18/57 03108106 02127157 Gross, Verlie 4/1/1870 10/8/1875 1/18/1895 4/16/1867 7/31/1882 10/05/06 07/17/00 05/01/00 03/17/02 4/2211872 12118/1882 3/22/1869 1213111897 01 /01 /17 6/5/1872 10/10/04 Gusler, John Isaac 4/28/1852 11/19/45 01/06/57 12/17/37 09/04/56 02/03/53 11/18/18 02/17/57 07103127 05/19/29 06/10/28 03/09/57 03/01/26 12129/21 06/09/57 04103157 11/25/55 02/10/16 Fair View Gusler, John William 4/30/1881 12/19/53 Fair View Gusler, Martha Buckner 9/1 5/1853 5/28/1883 05/02/02 10/30/26 Fair View 08/01/50 05/05/54 Fair View 1893 1957 Gusler, Mattie Belle Haase1 William Sylvester Hackworth, Ruth 1950 05128157 NOTES Son of J.C. & Shirlev Goodbar Evergreen Mountain View, Vinton S\. ~ndtews 1\ndeoendence Chruch, Bedford - ------- ---~· �~ :--:~ (-. -· "".""-..,. . -, J ~ :_, ...... r-·· · ' .... :• .~:. ·,. .....~..., 2: .(:~~/. . ·I j7j (:} MARKER FOR Hagan, Harry James Hall, J. Harry Hall, John C. Hall, Mamie Sue Hancock, Evelyn Hardin, Jack F. Harris, Phillip Franklin Harvey, Edgar Hunter Hatcher, Edward Calvin Heath, Ann Q . Heath, Atha H. Heck, Andrew J. Hedrick, Lee Roy Henegar, Nancy Rebecca Henry, Cora May Hensley, Elisha L. Hensley, Maggie Lee Herbert, Erwin Colfax Hickman, Fred R. Hicks, Annie S. Hicks, Charles Monroe Hicks, Wesley Peters Higgins, Charles C. Hillsman, Olive S. Hillsman, Samuel D. Hines, Gustave Hippensteel, Lois Maupin Garrett Hippert, Thelma G. Hobson, Sara Abbott Hogan, Anna M. Hogan, Birdie S. Hogan, Robert Harry Holland, Alonza T. Holland, Dora Holland, Gus Holland, Mary P. Hood, Johnnie DOB DOD 3/17/1889 4/8/1897 2111/1879 8/14/1893 03/31/07 5/13/1870 7/8/1882 06/06/31 12/18/1890 3/9/1897 9/23/1870 8/13/1896 1906 10/16/1873 12/10/1877 11/19/1887 05/06/04 5/30/1898 05/26/02 1894 5/1/1881 1891 1/12/1896 1895 1889 10/5/1879 06/27/08 04/20/12 2/28/1885 8/20/1897 3/15/1885 05/16/05 10/17/1866 1896 1885 11/16/56 07/22157 10/21/56 11/06/36 12127/56 11/21/56 05/01/40 09/04/56 08/17/57 10/17/57 10/03/57 03/13/57 1956 01/21/56 04/25/57 11/10/56 07/04/50 12/03/47 06/01/56 1957 09/29/56 1956 12/24/56 1953 1957 06/17/57 08/06/57 11/10/56 11/06/57 08/29/57 12/28/56 01/20/57 01/14/57 1957 1956 06103157 . 11/26/57 ? 02/08/02 CEMETERY Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Clifton Forge Elks Rest, Bedford Hillsville Evergreen Elks Rest, Bedford NOTES wife of Heath J. Childress daughter of Mrs. J.W. Blount ? Silver Grace Baptist, Rustburg, VA Hatcher, 12 mi. N. Bedford on 680? Evergreen . wife of Willis Heath Fair View Bedford Lebanon Cem. Near Pickaway, WV Cox, 2 mi. S. of Fort Blackmore Evergreen Ebenezer Church Ebenezer Church St. Thomas Church, 10 mi. N. Bedford on 122 husband of Louise Clairborne DeWitt St.Andrews Cedar Hill, Covington Evergreen Bedford Cedar Hill, Covington Bethesda Church 15 mi. S. Bedford on 25 Bethesda Church 15 mi. S. Bedford on 24 Elks Rest, Bedford Rocky Mount, High Street Evergreen wife of Myrl R. Hendricks Evergreen Home, 15 mi. S. Bedford on 24 Fair View Mountain View, Vinton Bedford Lincoln Burial Park Lincoln Burial Park Holland Cem 1 mi. E. Glade Hill on 40 Lincoln Burial Park -0 �l -0 MARKER FOR < ;;o c.> ·-=- ~ > ::l> -o \:J > r> <.""> ..... _,._ > z """':"" .,,. _ 0 - i ,.-,, (..{) Hooper, Zack L. Hockins, Fannie M. Hom, John W. Houston, Laura Hubbard, Oscar C. Sr. Huff, Peter Carr Huff, Sallie B. Huffman, Clay D. Hughes, Grace P. Hughes, W illie Mae Hughson, Ray V. Humbert, Infant Daughter Humphreys, Annie Mae Hurst, Louise M. Hutchens. John S. Jr. Hutchison, Lucy Abshire Ikenberry, Benjam in R. Iturralde, Maximo Jamison, C.C. Jamison, E.C. M.D. Jamison, Elmer W. Jamison, Infant Son Jamison, Jennie Jenkins, William A. Jennings, Joanna "Gillie" Jennings, Mintie Owen Johnson, Allen B. Johnson, Clarence N. Johnson, Lila Gem "Baby" Johnson, William Johnston, Annie Hatcher Jones, Alpha V. Jones, Francis Henry Jones, Garland James Jones, William Isaac Kastan, Rose Keaton, Gavenell Frances DOB DOD 04108157 CEMETERY Montain View, Franklin Co Bedford Blue Ridge Baptist Church Evergreen Mountain View, Vinton City Fair View Huffman Family Craia Springs. Cedar Hill, Covinoton Williams Gem Sherwood Daleville St.Andrews West View, Radford Home Burial Grd., 8 mi. E. Montvale on 697 Fair View Daleville Mr. Union, Botetourt Mountain View, Franklin Mountain View, Franklin Cedar Lawn Cedar Lawn Cedar Lawn Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton Evergreen Bedford Bedford 12/25/1881 7/1 /1884 5/1511878 5/17/1870 4/24/1876 7f7/1869 5/3/1887 11/8/1886 8/28/1881 1882 09/20/04 03/05/54 5/15/1888 08/24/17 1873 4/12/1886 4/11/1870 6/15/1882 12/1/1874 11/05/00 3/19/1879 03/19/29 1/16/1882 12/23/1875 01/24/01 5/31/1871 1884 01/11/57 06/15/56 06/17/57 10/12/56 01/11/57 02/04/56 07/12/57 07/22/57 1956 11/24/56 03/05/54 10/27/39 08/12/56 1956 03/06/57 04/14/57 01/12/57 03/28/57 01/29/57 02117/57 03/21/29 02117/57 04/22157 07/12/57 08/11/57 1957 06128108 07102155 06109157 07102155 4/20/1879 11/12/1864 10/25/1888 6/13/1878 07/31/13 7/2/1893 9/15/1885 09/1 4/20 01 /03/57 Elks Rest, Bedford 08127156 West Hill Salem 01/11/57 01/14/56 03/17/57 04/21/57 09/15/56 11/01 /22 Mountain View, Vinton NOTES next invoice after Johnnie Hood Inv. of Mr.&Mrs. C.S. Humbert Jr. Bedford Green Bay VA, Liberty Church Mountain View, Vinton Evergreen Hebrew Cem, East Lynchburg IHead of \he River Chruch, Floyd -- �<; ;_.;:; :-~-: :.-,;o _... ·~-:1 ·-...... ~ ~ r- _...,,. (."") ..,,.. ~~ . 4..:,. .--. --',, ..~ _ , r: ~1 f..;'J MARKER FOR Keaton, Lewis Valentine Keffer, Anna Laura Keffer, James Wm. Keith, Geo. Leslie Keller, Cyrus 0. Kelley, Mary Moss Kelly, Mary Elizabeth Kelly, Sam Henry Kent, Rose Martin Kersey, George Lee Kessler, John William Kessler, Margaret S. Ketler, Joseph R. Kidd, Bessie Vaughan King, Bessie Kate Kirby, Willie Klepper, Cornelia J. Knight, Kemper Koehler, Esther H. Koehler, Reginald S. Jr. Lacy, Audry May Lacy, Jerome Morrison Lacy, Loxlie Leon Lambert, Fred W. Lambeth, Margaret Bolling Langford, Arthur J. Langford, Evelyn E. Langford, Evelyn E. Lankford, Ella M. Lansdowne, Annie L. Lansdowne, John T. Lansdowne, Ruby Larkins, Ralph C. Lawhorn , Dora W. Lawhorn, Noah A. Lawrence, John C. Lawrence, Sarah T. DOB 01/27/06 12/31/1869 4/24/1864 1918 7/4/1888 1869 1857 1/4/1852 ? 2fi/1887 12/18/1877 9/17/1882 1/9/1866 6/15/1883 7/22/1889 ? 1871 11/17/13 9/15/1898 5/13/1896 10/06/30 03/19/23 08/24/22 09/23/14 1882 1880 1876 1908 1872 10/12/1884 9/27/1870 6/11/1898 12/21/1884 10/12/1884 12/911882 1862 1873 DOD 03/15/26 02127/25 02110/42 1937 11/03/57 1956 01/08/13 01/28/29 09/23/57 02/03/57 03/20/51 11/29/56 09107157 04/20/56 09/11/29 1957 1954 12/28/56 blank 09/09/57 01/12/31 02/08/45 12/06/31 04/05/50 1957 191956 blank 1954 blank 04/26/56 12/08/55 06/01/56 blank. 07/21/57 1955 1953 CEMETERY Head of the River Chruch, Floyd East Hill East Hill Cedar Lawn Evergreen Presbyterian, Lynchburg Bandy, near Clearbrook Bandy, near Clearbrook High Street, Rocky Mount Lewis Tunnel, Allegheny, VA Foutz, Bonsack Foutz, Bonsack Elks Rest, Bedford Bedford Old Coffman Cem , 119, Oak Grove Church Kirby, Shawsville Daleville Forest Church Cem Fair View Fair View Timber Ridge Epinal, France Timber Ridge Tombstone, Hollins Bedford Delivered to Bedford office Delivered to Bedford office Delivered to Bedford office Mountain View, Vinton Mt. Horeb, 15 mi. S. Bedford on 631 Mt. Horeb, 15 mi. S. Bedford on 630 Avers, 15 mi. S. Bedford on 608 Elks Rest, Bedford Glade Creek Glade Creek Cedar Hill, Covington Cedar Hill. Covington NOTES Dau.. Capl Chas. H. & Fannie Hancock Wilkerson son of Walter and Elizabeth Lambert daughter of Arthur & Evelyn Langford wife of N.C.Hackworth -I""'-' �-· ~ MARKER FOR < ::::0 C:> z >~ ... ):::: '-u -0 !> r"'t.:> 0 :.r: "'1::- 2: ...""".":>" ;.... 0 -i fT1 (,./) Laxton, Walton Lee layman, Ida Pearl layman, Rufus G. Lazenby, Irene M. leach, Mary Beard Lear, Ethel J. Lear, Robert E. Lee, Jessie A. Leigh, Walter E. Leonard, Etta S. Leslie, George B. lewis, Wilbert W. Lockhart, Alonzo G. Lockhart, Rebecca Londeree, Archie D. Long, Hazel Mercer Love, Juliet Margaret Loving, Grace C. Loving, Louis Kent Lowe, Barbara B. Lowe, Wm. Edward Lucas, Harry P. Luck, James Paschal Lugar, Charles W. Lunsford, Joseph G. Lynch, Martha V. Lynch, Virginia E. Madagan, Elizabeth Shelton Malcolm, Charles 8. Markham, Mary 8. Markham, Walter J. Markham, Warren Marks, Ida May Marshall, Elizabeth Stevens Martin, Ann Loretta Martin, Emma Martin, Hettie Perdue DOB DOD 10/6/ 1879 11/7/1875 10/01/56 12/07/01 1956 07/21/57 1955 1933 1956 1956 09/13/57 11/04/57 09/02/57 11/12/56 1956 09106107 01/24/57 05/24/57 06106157 03/30/57 1937 blank 11/28/56 06/17/57 11/03/57 1957 07/28/51 08/12157 ? 10/5/1872 1862 1885 1885 1887 8/23/1890 9/4/1868 3/2011882 5/18/1898 1875 10/30/1845 05/14/19 1/12/1899 ? 10/29/1874 1894 12/12/1879 2120/1874 7/6/1875 7119/1898 1868 09/07/12 08/12126 09/18/03 1871 11/15/1892 12/5/1871 9/21/1866 03/17/10 5/14/1881 1876 04/09152 ? 1218/1871 03/23/47 1957 09102157 Mays Mem Methodist Church, Stewartsville 04117152 05/29/12 04120156 1956 08/31/52 Mays Mem Methodist Church, Stewartsville 01/16/57 NOTES Wife of France M. Hammond wife of J.G. Leonard wife of W.H.B Loving Fair View blank ~0/15/57 I CEMETERY Hannabass, 18 mi. W. Bedford on 616 Mr. Union, Troutville Daleville Lazenby Mount Pleasant, Sinks Grove, WV Cedar Hill, Covington Cedar Hill, Covington Spring Hill Evergreen Fair View Evergreen Lincoln Burial Park Persinger Fair View Spring Hill Everqreen Presbyterian, Lynchburg Fair View Cedar Lawn Bedford Bedford Timber Ridge Bedford Evergreen Glade Creek to be picked up to be picked up St. Andrews Mays Mem Methodist Church, Stewartsville Fair View East Hill St. f\ndrews \\-\a\\'s Chutch, \mn\o Fair View --- wife of William R. Martin �~ :..o ·:.:;. :;.:.:. ' ::... ... ., ...;• l .. » 1-·~ :-:.::: c(- .-, MARKER FOR Martin, Infant Boy Martin, Infant Boy Martin, Infant Boy Martin, Infant Girl Martin, James W. Martin, Martha Martin, Mary V. Martin, Percy R. Martin, Sallie B. (Musgrove) Martin, Thomas H. Mason, Harry Lee Mason, Mary E. (Driscoll) Maxey, Ida Mae Maxey, John William Mays, Judith E. McAllister, Frank B. Mccarron, Frank J. McCarty, Elmer E. Mcclanahan, Annie Reilly McCormack, S.O. McDermott, James A. McDermott, Marie Yeager McGuire, Willie A. (Nimmo) McHold, Theodore McKeever, Mary Addie Mclaughlin, Emma Kerr McMunn, William McNeil, Maude Muller McPherson, Mary B. McWhorter, Kinsley Jr. Meador, Mary A. (Wright) Meeks, Alice V. (Karnes) Merritt, E. Herbert Merritt, Opal Ruley Michael, Flora M. (Gallup) Michell, Mary E. (Howard) Miller, George T. DOB 09/11/25 03/04/27 02/13/28 10/02/31 6/40/1875 1/12/1868 9/27/1876 1/16/1882 5/9/1884 3/2/1872 12/29/02 9/7/1870 8/4/1879 9/17/1875 11/30/1855 7/27/1884 3/11/1885 1/5/1878 11/2/1869 5/6/1876 10/24/1896 8/5/1895 4/20/1892 1/26/1879 8/9/1866 1863 ? 3/5/1881 1872 02/01/24 10/12/1879 3/10/1879 4/18/1888 5/10/1885 9/2/1872 8/22/1872 10/8/1871 DOD 09/11/25 03/04/27 02/13/28 10/02/31 07122157 03/08/54 blank 09/29/56 07/22/57 blank 11/11/56 05120157 10/06/55 11/05/36 03/21/39 08/22/55 09109157 04/25/43 07126157 12/28/55 12/10/56 04106157 08/27/57 05/25/57 06/29/56 1957 1956 01/25/56 1934 10/31/56 05/18/57 01/27/57 10/07/56 04/07/37 04102157 04/12/57 04102157 NOTES CEMETERY Hall's Church, lronto Hall's Church, lronto Hall's Church, lronto Hall's Church, lronto Mt. Olivet Church Hall's Church, lronto Union Church, Ferrum, on 624 Elks Rest, Bedford wife of George J. Martin Bedford Union Church, Ferrum, on 623 Fair View wife of Bernard R. Mason Nicopolis? Church f.o.b. plant f.o.b. plant Waller, near Stuart Mountain View, Vinton Elks Rest, Bedford Evergreen Fair View Cedar Hill, Covington St. Andrews St. Andrews wife of Raymond J. McDermott Mountain View, Vinton wife of W.L. McGuire Elks Rest, Bedford Little Creek Cem, near Alvon, WV Clifton Cem, Maxwelton, WV Cedar Hill, Covington McNeil Cem, Thompson Proj. N. of Rocky Mount Brown, 10 mi. E. of Bedford on 702 Evergreen Evergreen wife of L.M. Meador Spring Hill wife of Robt. Lawson Meeks Oakwood, Bedford Oakwood, Bedford Evergreen wife of C. Edwin Michael Mt. Carmel, 17 mi. E. Bedford on 644 wife of John W. Mitchell Fair View ,..._ ()) �·~ MARKER FOR Miller, Lewis E. <- .::0 -- C")o ---:-- =-- > ~ :::>: --cr -0 > r-: > 0 _.'-.· > :z: 0 -::::0 -i 111 UJ. Mills, Alzora M. Mills, Aubrey B. Mills, Bruffie M. Mills, J.M. Mills, Louvenia C. Mills, Terry Bruffey Milton, Oscar L. Moore, Lewis Franklin Morris, Fannie S. Morris, James Tiiiman Morrison, Katherine C. Moses, Frank Harmon Moss. Walter Anderson Muse, Sarah J. Musgrove, Betty Jo Myers, Florence A. (Murphy} Myers, Irene (Dunagan} Myers. Lawrence Loyd Myers, Ophelia Jeanette Nash, Leora Drish Neal, Cara P. Neal, George C. Neal, Lina D. Neighbors, Alonza Abner Neighbors, Cora Ella (Weaver) Nelson, Frank Edward Nelson, Margaret Scott Nelson, Peyton G. DOB 08/14/18 7/15/1897 8/4/1899 01/23/27 07/05/15 9/26/1877 2/10/1874 1/28/1889 4/24/1891 8/26/1874 5/3/1873 5/1/1883 4/8/1882 1862 10/07/57 04102132 1/13/1875 07124105 1/14/1869 9/10/1894 8/23/1872 1897 05/25/39 10/22/1879 1867 5/3/1882 08/08/03 CEMETERY DOD 01119/54 05/18/57 12/19/21 01/18/33 10/08/55 03/23/52 03/13/39 08/04/46 03/28/57 03/25/04 06/12/29 10/14/56 02/11/30 1913 10/10/57 05/20/57 02107149 06120147 07/21/23 09/12/56 04/25/57 1946 3112140 04/15/57 1908 03/07/57 02/20/51 11/05/19 Lincoln Burial Park Mountain View, Vinton Evergreen Evergreen Mills, Rt. 2 Boone Mill Evergreen Evergreen Bedford Evergreen Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton Holy Cross, Lvnchburg Hall's Church, lronto Presbyterian, Lynchburg Evergreen Cedar Hill, Covington Fair View Fair View Fair View Lincoln Burial Park Fair View Slant Church Slant Church East Hill Bandy Gem Mountain View, Franklin Jeters Chapel, Bedford Co. above Vinton Grassrange, Montana 05122155 1948 Home Burial Grd. 1 mi. NW Lynchburg on 460 Ebenezer Church Newell, Lewis G. 5/10/1893 6/10/1888 1873 Newton, Bertha Denton 7/1711894 blank Daleville Newton, Grace Hollar 11/20/01 01/01/49 Daleville Newton, Jesse McKinley 3/10/1897 blank Daleville Newton, William Stacy 4/18/1887 01/04/57 Daleville Nichols, Alice Trout 6/13/1864 07/31/37 Nichols, Christopher Columbus 7/13/1875 Nichols, Mary Ruth 11/14/1851 02/25/45 08/29/19 Fair View ra\r V\fffl Fair VleN NOTES wife of Edward F. Lacy son of Robt. L. & Elvira Moss wife of Lawrence L. Myers wife of James D. Myers -- "- ---- -- �~-- '·-... .... : ..... - ., ·-:_i •' · -..-_· ·-) ;': ; ..... .. '·-. ' -1 r-·: ~~r~ MARKER FOR DOB DOD Nickell, Mattie Parker Nininger, Arlene C. (lemon) Nininger, Lizzie C. (Gibbs) Nininger, Mary Sudie Noble, Charles E. Noel, Albert H. Noel, Louise R. Noell, Mary Eliza Noffsinger, John Houston Noonan, James J. Nugent, Mary Logan Obenshain, Julia Harnsberger O'Hara, Eileen Virginia O'Neal, William Orange, Minnie M. Osborne, Claude Swanson Overstreet, Claudine Overstreet, Katie S. (Tankersley) Owens, Dana DeWitt Owens, Walter T. Jr. Pace, Lloyd B. Padgett, G. Wallie Padgett, J. Gordon Page, Florence M. Page, Julia E. Parker, Ruth F. Patterson, Earl Lacy Patterson, M. Lena Paxton, Della R. Payne, Mattie A. (Dooley) Payne, Nada Carter Pendleton, Esther Walrond Perdue, Alice E. Perdue, Geneva Perdue, Loula Ellen (Bell) Perdue, Teresa Gale Perrow. Ernest 0. 2/9/1860 1917 1876 3/27/1881 1/25/1865 1893 1917 7/8/1888 08/18/57 12/15/1876 9/27/1872 1/15/1899 5/23/1885 12/24/02 1/25/1885 7/4/1892 11/02/10 2/26/1884 6/16/1880 05/22/34 1/25/1898 8/17/1870 9/5/1893 7/26/1870 10/31/1875 06/08/53 ? 1906 1875 4/25/1894 4/19/1890 1904 7/14/1884 12/11/1874 04/29/06 1/12/1868 04/12/50 11/26/1878 1954 1949 07/18/54 09/26/52 1957 blank 02124157 08/18/57 06105157 05/20/48 02/28/57 10/04/57 05/02/56 06/09/57 02126155 02/03/57 03/21/57 10/14/56 09/01/44 11/21/56 09106157 08/26/57 05/03/57 03/11/55 07/18/56 1908 1956 05/01/55 08107140 1957 08/23/56 12/16/57 03/26/57 03/15/57 04/24/50 06129157 CEMETERY Lebannon, Near Pickaway, WV Hickory Grove 10 mi. S. Bedford on 723 Hickory Grove 10 mi. S. Bedford on 723 Hickory Grove 10 mi. S. Bedford on 723 Evergreen Cedar Hill, Covington Cedar Hill, Covington Bedford Evergreen Elks Rest, Bedford East Hill Mill Creek Bedford Deliver to E.J.McFadden, Salem Bedford Fair View Mountain View, Vinton Bethany Church 10 mi. E. Bedford on 460 Sherwood Cedar Hill, Covington Fair View Bedford Bethany Church 10 mi. E. Bedford on 460 Evergreen Fair View Parker Home Burial Ground Patterson Burial Grd, 10 mi. S. Bedford on 122 Fair View Sherwood Bedford Iron Hill Cem, Near Sweet Chalybeate, VA Fair View High Street, Rocky Mount High Street, Rocky Mount Fair View Evergreen Evergreen I NOTES wife of Paul C. Lemon wife of L.C. Nininger son on Robert B.& Alda Noftsinger wife of William Hume Dortch wife of John E. Graham wife of Will A. Overstreet wife of S.J.Dunman & H.H.Heck wife of H.F. Flowers son of Howard & Hazel Patterson wife of Isaac Paul Cheek wife of Orlando F. Payne -l7\ �~ ....... 6' MARKER FOR < :::0 (:;:) - ,..>c:.; __,.. 5> -o ::'i:>' !.:) > r> <"') :r ~ ~ z 0 -i rn c.n Petty, C. Herman Phillips, Linnie C. Phillips, Winnie 0 . Philpott, John Cabell Sr. Pierce, Eula E. Pierpont, Anna Clayton (White) Plaine, Susie Harris Pogue. G. L.A. MD Poindexter, Taw Porter, William Earl "Billy" Porterfield, Eileen S. Poston, Edna Mosby Powell, Ida C. Powers, Charles Hubert Powers, Ellen Overstreet Preston, James A. Preston, John Tillmon ''Tee" Price, Lizzie F. Prillaman, Catherine Prillaman, Elkanah Prillaman, George Daniel Prillaman, James Walter Prillaman, Mary Mullins Prillaman, Sena Edna Pritchett, James Everett Pritt, Harold L. Raby, Clara G. Radford, Darlene DOB 10/06/08 1888 1892 4/10/1882 08/13/10 4/27/1883 10/16/1869 1888 11/11/1877 12/24/27 11/30/02 1870 1873 8/23/1870 10/24/1876 11/23/1880 08/11/02 1875 11/14/1858 5/13/1860 5/30/1877 10/31/1884 8/31/1866 1/23/1889 5/17/1879 1897 2/22/1897 DOD 10106154 19-19-06/10/57 12/14/23 01/15/56 04/21/57 1956 12/03/51 01/22/46 12/26/56 1954 1956 02/01/56 09/01/50 02127157 03/24/42 1957 01/03/52 03/29/26 11/08/23 05/06/55 01 /31/57 4/4/1890 01/02157 1956 06/25/45 03/12/56 NOTES CEMETER Y Cedar Hill, Covinaton Watcoat Cem, White Sulohur Springs, WV Watcoat Cem. White Sulohur Springs, WV High Street, Rocky Mount Hickory Grove 10 mi. S. Bedford on 723 East Hill East Hill Fairmont, Bedford Springwood Fair View Fair View Spring Hill Pleasant Hill, 4 mi. S Rocky Mount Fair View Oakwood, Bedford Bedford T. Preston Cem, Stewartsville Red Valley Church Prillaman, Calloway, VA Prillaman, Calloway, VA Stone, Henry, VA Prillaman, Ferrum Prillaman, Calloway, VA Prillaman, Calloway, VA Fair View Greenhill, Union, WV Lincoln Burial Park Wilson, Check, VA Ramsey, Sarah Meade 10/19/51 10/29/1823 9/1 4/1862 Ramsey, William N. 12/5/1818 11/20/1857 Ranson, Martha B. (Dudley) 10/15/1873 10/14/56 Fair View Ranson, William Lee 6/30/1868 blank Fair View Rawlings, Mace Sperry 7/25/1882 07117157 Bedford Ray, James Hiram 2/5/1858 07/17/27 Hansonville, Oak Grove Church Ray, Malinda Minnick 11/12/1862 09/26/38 Hansonville, Oak Grove Church Reed, Jefferson Davis 11/9/1898 07/27/57 Reed, Sarah, Lue 6/22/1884 01 /22157 Mountain View . Vinton ,EverQreen daughter of Robt. S. & Carrie U. Pierce wife of George Earle Pierpont wife of Charlie R. Powell Family, White Sulphur Springs, WV Family, White Sulphur Springs, WV wife of Wm. Lee Ranson - -- - - - -- -~ - -' ~- I I wife of Andy Neal Caviness �-< :·::_; ~ -· ~ ... - -- '> 'i"-~n .. _; ~ -j·- . . ~ :.. -· .....~ - . -,,... . ~ (' .,;. ' ·1 ,- . \ i:/-j MARKER FOR Reynolds, Armand William Reynolds, Wertz M. Rhodes, Annie L. (Wood) Rhodes, James Walter Rice, Ada Coleman Richards, Sidney Hurt Richardson, Anne Grant Richardson, John H. Richardson, Mary Gilbert Richardson, Sara Eller Riley, Charles C. Riley, Esta A. Ripey, Jacob A. Ritsch, Garnett V. Robbins, Effie Gunn Roberts, Sarah E. (Kennedy) Robertson, Annie C. Robertson, Elbyrne Grady Robertson, Jesse Ray Robertson, Mildred Elizabeth RN . Robertson, R. C. "Coy" Robinson, Herbert R. Robinson, Wm.Floyd Robison, Frank Robison, Minnie Rose, Isabella "Granny" Ross, Edward W. Ross, Estelle (Woods) Ross, Retta P. Rosser, Alma Wrenn Roupas, Pete H. Royster, Charles Lewis Rusher.Elizabeth L. Sam ples, John W. Sanders, Virginia Shields Satterwhite, John Lloyd Satterwhite, Mary Goldie DOB 01/20/00 4/21/1881 8/15/1889 5/10/1886 4/18/1872 8/28/1899 12/12/1853 6/14/1845 9/20/1844 6/18/1876 1857 1862 ? 5/2/1864 5/2/0/1873 1/30/1893 2121/1884 04/15/20 02/12/22 1906 4/1/1888 02103/02 1/29/1874 1896 1904 8/10/1861 06/15/32 11106/09 5/12/1895 1876 07/15/00 12/23/1878 6/21/1888 1871 7/7/1879 8/14/1879 10/21/1879 DOD 02/16/57 12/30/56 02122155 01/17/57 12/24/56 12/11/56 01/15/35 07/23/13 6/15/1897 01/20/57 1904 1957 03125157 12/19/56 11/07/57 05/15/48 10/20/57 04/27/21 10/30/22 1955 09/15/57 08/06/57 07/11/57 19-1957 02/19/47 12/10/56 03/06/57 05/12/54 1957 06/17/57 12/25/54 01/04/57 1956 08/17/56 06/04/49 01/13/53 I CEMETERY Evergreen Ross Cem on Route 42 Centenary Methodist Ch., 1 mi E.Old Naola P.O. Fair View Fair View High Street, Rocky Mount Wirtz, Starkey Road Wirtz, Starkey Road Wirtz, Starkey Road Evergreen Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton Trinity Lutheran, near Fincastle, VA Cedar Hill, Covington Mountain View, Vinton Roberts Mountain View, Franklin Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Cedar Hill, Covington Evergreen Sherwood Mill Creek Old Colored Cem, White Sulphur Springs, WV Old Colored Cem, White Sulphur Springs, WV Rose Burial Grd, Thaxton on 384 Cedar Hill, Covington Springwood Ross Cem on Route 42 Spring Hill, Lynchburg Mountain View, Vinton Saunders, Coleen, VA Bedford Little Creek Cem, Alvon, WV Fair View Fair View Fair View NOTES wife of Walter 8. Rhodes wife of William 0 . Rice wife of Samuel R. Richardson wife of J.H.Roberts wife of W.R. Ross Sr. =---.. -J �- 00 < ::0 (;-:) z >. > -LJ ~ > I. > 0 :r: ::'-,_,.. .!>- ....... z 0 -f fTl (/), CEMETERY DOB DOD 11/21/1864 11/26/1879 10/16/1879 2/17/1889 03/13/57 05/12/57 03128156 04127157 04127157 3/12/1877 10/14/1885 4/7/1885 1882 1885 11/6/1883 03/01/03 2/2211879 8/12/1871 5/30/1882 9/8/1891 10/13/1884 7/16/1883 5/4/1874 08/29/03 12/27/1893 10/4/1895 218/1 895 08/16/38 7/25/1879 4/20/1878 11/08/18 10/03/57 04/19/51 blank 1957 05/31/57 04/05/57 09/29/54 11/29/56 05/28/57 04/28/57 09/29/56 08/04/56 02/25/56 04/30/57 08/30/46 06102157 08127146 08/16/38 03/25/56 11/08/57 6/18/1873 06/14/48 7/20/1887 07/01/57 Smith, May Vass 9/23/1899 blank Bedford Smith, Minnie H. 4/8/1887 11/23/57 Bedford Smith, Ray T. 3/9/1889 05111/57 Bedford Smith, William Minor 6/8/1899 Spring Hill, Lynchburg Smith, Willie C. 12126118 Snapp, Rachael W. 7/22/1865 04130157 09114150 06122120 Snavely, Clara Ehnes 1874 1876 5/28/1828 MARKER FOR Saunders, John David Saunders, Ora l. Saunders, Samuel N. Scott, Brown B. Scott, Charles Daniel Scott, Dewitt G. Scott. Flora I. Scott, George Claytor Seay, J: Frank Seay. Mary R. Shackleford, Callie L. "Ida" (Penn) Shanklin, Clyde M. Shanklin, Mary A. (Wallace} Shaw, John C. Shelton, J. Judson Sr. Sherman, Robert W. Shields, Leola V. Shrewsbury, Annie E. Sibold, George Robert Sigman, Marvin C. Sigmon, Dennis H. Sigmon, Girlie Sigmon, Pearlie M. Siner, Florence N. Skinnen. James W. Smith, Alice Hester Smith, Lewis Harper Smith, Margaret Emma Southall, William Robert Spangler, Henry Moore 01/22/57 Monte Vista Fair View Church Hill, South Salem Evergreen Fair View Presbyterian, Alvan, WV Bedford Evergreen Cedar Hill, Covinoton Cedar Hill, Covington Everoreen Greenhill, Union, WV Greenhill, Union, WV Elks Rest, Bedford Fair View Evergreen Bedford Shrewsury, Chamblissburg, VA Sherwood Fair View to be picked up Mountain View, Franklin to be picked up Mountain View, Vinton Bedford Cedar Hill, Covington Cedar Hill, Covington Evergreen NOTES son of Charles & Virginia Scott wife of Emmett S. Holdren wife of A. C.Shanklin Infant daughter of Belle &Jesse Siner wife of Robert E. Hatcher ~- Lincoln Mountain View, Vinton 1955 Evergreen 1956 10/211893 Evergreen ,Fa\r V\eH wife of Jerome C. Snavely - _ - .. ~--· -- - -- ------- �_..,, + ~ ..... :::a -~J --,-. ...:;....; .. , .,, ., . ... •. -1 ..• I { • ! (: .. MARKER FOR Spangler, Marietta Wall Spangler, Robert Henry Spangler, Roberta Spickard, Edna M. Spradlin (Bowyer), Minnie M. Stanley, Mary E. Stewart, Clare Stewart, Mildred Parker Stiff, Etta A. (Farmer) Stiff, McHenry L. Stiff, Wilson Hewitt Stocks, John Stevens Streumeyer, Edward H. Stump, Jeannie E. Surbaugh, Dora Wade Sutphin, Sudie Kessler Swain, Robert H. Swayze, George L. Sydnor, Rose (Taliaferro) Tabler, Duffy N. Jr. Tanner, Rufus S. Tate, Jessie Tate, Mary E. (Carter) Taylor, Alexander Jr. Taylor, Alexander Jr.(Alec D.) Taylor, Alice Hayden Taylor, Arthur William Taylor, Eva {Wade) Taylor, Florence Wade Taylor, Hattie Virginia Taylor, J. Walter Taylor, Nancy E. Taylor, Nelson Taylor, Thomas Terrell, Henry Terrell, Mary E. Terry, Cotes C. DOB 10/21/1868 9/2211864 12/07/01 03/30/07 2/9/1886 1/26/1882 3/4/1879 08/14/27 9/11/1871 2/3/1869 6/5/1856 5/13/1877 8/24/1873 4/24/1888 10/10/1895 06/08/15 4/15/1884 1/20/1864 ? 11/1/7/47 9/17/1875 1869 1880 ? 6/1/1878 ? 1874 9/29/1880 ? 10/25/1882 2/9/1876 9/29/1898 08/26/09 02/20/11 10/4/1886 6/28/1865 2/1/1875 DOD 02115/56 12/07/01 10/03/02 04/29/57 10/16/56 08/15/57 06127155 01/02/56 02112138 01/20/48 06/08/16 04/24/45 11/20/56 09/29/56 10/15/24 10/03/37 01/12157 09/21/56 07/13/57 01/10/48 12/22/56 1956 blank 4/?/1914 03/12/54 03/10/46 1955 02127157 08/29/29 10/13/54 05/23/55 02/22/57 03/04/52 09/30/57 05/30/56 10/04/57 blank CEMETERY I NOTES Fair View Fair View Fair View Mountain View, Vinton Bedford Church Hill, S. Salem Fair View Lincoln Fair View Stiff Burial Grd, 12 mi. W. Bedford on 755 Fair View Church Hill, South Salem Elks Rest, Bedford Evergreen Methodist, Alvan, WV Foutz, Bonsack Fair View Elks Rest, Bedford East Hill Cedar Hill, Covington Big Island Tate Family Tate Family Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Glasgow, close to 501 Lincoln Lincoln Bedford Bedford Slant Church, Rt. 66, Methodist Ch. Slant, VA Lincoln Fair View Ninevah Church Fair View Lincoln wife of Rufus L. Cook wife of Garfield Grice wife of W.H. Stiff daughter of Van & Sallie Pendleton Taliaferrc wife of Jessie Tate Also see Invoice dated 5/29/57 Also see Invoice dated 5/29/57 Also see Invoice dated 9/13/57 ~ -D �9) Q MARKER FOR ~ :::0 -C:> 2: 5>:! > v -0 > r)> 0 ::c s;: _ z.... -':::>' 0 -I fil (./) Terry, Lucy Valentine Thom, Emma Mertins Thomas, -Avery K. Thomas, Bessie M. Thomas, Nora G. Thomas, William W. Thompson, Maggie Helvey Thornton, Smith Burton Thrailkill, Arthur Terrill Thrailkill, Granville Wilcox Tinsley, Lelia Sligh Tomlinson, James Russell Trail, Howard W. Trail, James E. Tribbett, Minnie Trout, David M. Troxell, Verless C. Truslow, William R. Trussler, Acie T. Trussler, James G. Turner, Emma Frances Turpin, Michael L. Tyree, John Walker Tyree, Mariah Patterson Urick, Elizabeth V. VanBuren, Mary C. VanBuren, William H. DOB 4/3/1879 4/12/1883 10/1711877 1878 6/24/1873 7/15/1859 7/25/1892 9/4/1875 02/18/12 4/4/1878 11/3/1881 1885 05/16/21 5/15/1891 5/26/1875 12/7/1873 08/22/02 5/28/1888 5/18/1887 12/21/41 8/25/1881 09/20/55 DOD 10/24/54 05107157 CEMETERY wife of A.P. Johnson Fair View wife of J. D. Gregory 3/24/1884 1854 1852 06/21/57 1957 05/18/57 03/20/27 01/05/38 11/08/56 04/30/16 05/12157 06/08/55 1957 04/21/51 01/05/57 01/20/56 02/16/50 04/29/56 08/17/57 06/15/57 10/26/48 05/04/57 01/14/57 12/13/? 03/29/53 12/07/57 1929 1917 Vaughan, Waldon H. 02116/13 03/28/35 Vaughn, Bessie M. 7/7/1897 Vaughn, Eugene L. 11/22120 Vaughn, Ulys G. 1/13/1894 Vaught, John Talmadge Sr. 05126102 Vest, Delia Mildred 3/2/1886 05106157 05120126 02125157 08110156 06126151 Vest, George Wilton 9/13/1889 12/28/36 Wade, Charles Bittle 8/7/1885 05/09/56 to be picked up to be picked up Fair View Wade, Hulda Gum 9/17/1853 04/25/40 1935 Methodis\, J\\von, WV Me\hodis\ Cem, A\von, WV Waaaoner, Allie Caroline ? ? 1869 NOTES Lincoln Cocke (Hollins College) Parrish Chapel, Chamblissburg Mill Creek Greenhill, Union, WV Gray Sulpher Springs Cem, Peterstown, WV West View, Radford Mountain View, Vinton Fowler, Hillsville, Va East Hill Big Island Greenhill, Union, WV Hall's Church Hall's Church Fair View East Hill Fletcher's Chapel, Rt.60, Callaghan, VA Fair View Mountain View, Vinton Daleville Fair View Bedford Rocky Mount Rocky Mount Fair View Watts Chapel Cem, Neola, WV Watts Chapel Cem , Neola, WV Hillcrest, White Sulphur Springs, WV daughter of William Taylor & Emma Augusta Fair View Fair View - Fair View I ---- - - -- �c<> -t~..__; 4' .- . ::,;;:;. :.. ::;: : ., r r·. (' . MARKER FOR Waggoner, Henry Austin Waid, Lee Melon Waid, Rosa Pinkard Wait, Arthur Keys Waldron, Frank B. Waldron, Mary W. Walker, Emma Bright Walker, Lula E. (Dooley) Walker, Mary Horner Walker, William B. Walrond, Martha Draper Walton, Joseph Stras Ware, Pete F. Ware, Sarah J. Warner, Beverly Sneed Warrick, Charlotte Barksdale Warrick, Woodward Alfred Watson, Alletta Crites Watson, Charles Howard Watson, Herby B. Watson, Marion Martin Watts, Infant Son Weaver, Dave Webber, Lillian May (Garst) Webster, Norma C. Welch, Ella S. Welcker, William A. Wells, Arthur W. Wertz, Ella 0. Wetsel, Albert A. Weyen, Arnold L."Chopper" Wheat, Eliza Tinsley Wheat, Otho Ward Wheat, Stanhope S. Wheaton, W. L. Sr. Wheeler, Bessie A. Wheeler, Thomas 0. DOB 1867 3/4/1878 2/8/1881 ? 1/31/1880 10/15/1885 7/2/1868 1873 8/26/1888 7/27/1877 11/2211851 3/19/1892 12/18/1883 8/6/1887 05/11/30 5/8/1890 6/16/1893 1882 12/7/1889 4/9/1886 1872 08/04/56 3/13/1869 1/23/1880 04/29/21 12/9/1887 07104130 8/20/1874 ? 12/26/1878 1921 1815 1880 3/31/1885 blank 1/28/1884 7/13/1877 DOD 1948 01/08/57 blank 05109157 02/26/49 blank 02/03/56 1956 04/04/56 10/25/57 04/13/24 02/21/57 09/14/46 03/31/57 01/22/57 03/05/56 09/25/56 blank 03/28/57 05/05/57 1945 08/04/56 03/01/50 03/24/54 06/22/57 02/26/54 08/31/30 blank 12/20/56 10/12/57 1951 1884 1903 02/20/57 blank blank 02/01/57 I CEMETERY Methodist Cem, Alvon, WV Pinkard Cem, Rocky Mount, VA Fair View Family, Stewartsville, VA Fam ily, Stewartsville, VA High Street, Rocky Mount Bedford Presbyterian, Lynchburg, VA St. Stevens Ch. On 663 1 mi. N. Forest, VA Fair View Evergreen Wilson Burial Grd, 8 mi. E. of Bedford, VA Wilson Burial Grd, 8 mi. E. of Bedford, VA Evergreen East Hill East Hill Hefner, Near Neola, WV Mountain View, Vinton Bedford Hefner, Near Neola, WV High Bridge Mountain View, Franklin Fair View Evergreen Cool Spring Church Fair View Lafayette Evergreen Elks Rest, Bedford Hillcrest, White Sulphur Springs deliver to Bedford yard deliver to Bedford yard Bedford Lincoln Mountain View, Vinton Mountain View, Vinton NOTES wife of Alonza T. Walker Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Watts wife of William W. Webber 9J· ·- �9-) 9-> Williamson, Cornelia Alice 11/13/1870 C' Williamson, Thomas C. 9/14/1886 DOD 05104157 03125157 04/16/57 03/24/56 1957 08/06/40 08/03/57 07/23/57 10/21/57 06/16/51 blank 05120157 1956 11/20/56 02/20/57 08/16/57 05/07/28 1954 05/31/57 blank 07124157 10/05/57 09127154 rn Willie, Harrison A. 5/16/1889 04/09/29 Andrew's Chapel Fincastle, VA Wright, 5 mi. Calloway Wills, J.M. (Babe) 9/2/1859 05/12/43 Lloyd, on 24 nr. Shrewsberry's store Wills, Virginia L. (Jennie) 5/5/1870 blank Lloyd, on 24 nr. Shrewsberry's store ? ? 11/28/56 Fair View 06/16/57 Head of the River Fair View < ::::0 <..-:> 2.: )> >· v u >" ,- )>, c-:> -r- ---... >~ &:- z -·: (.j) MARKER FOR White, Elisabeth Davis White, Emma S. (Hardy) White, Waddell Allen Whitesell, Ernest V. Sr. Wickline, George D. Wickline, George M. Wickline, Terry Claude Wigmore, Mary A. Wilbourne, Martha H. Wilkerson, George H. Wilkerson, Sallie Thornton Wilkerson, William Hardaway Sr. Williams, Auvray K. Williams, Berta Leftwich Williams, Charles H. Williams, Lillian R. Williams, Roy Chalmers Williams, Russell B. MD Williams, William T. Williamson, Annie K. DOB 03120101 2/23/1865 3/7/1869 3/5/1871 1899 ? 08/03/57 ? 11/3/1867 6/22/1883 8/1/1881 4/5/1872 1916 6/9/1873 11/29/1879 11/02/03 6/4/1889 1906 9/28/1874 Williamson, Billy 0. 4/15/1891 10/16/20 Wilson, Florence Davis Wilson, Joseph C. Marker to be picked up Cedar l awn, Roanoke Co Elks Rest, Bedford Andrew's Chapel Fincastle, VA Mountain View, Vinton Bedford Witt, John Anderson 09/28/03 Wolfe, Jacob A. 1878 1957 Wolfe, S. Jane 1876 1930 rt. 18 from Covington Armentrout rt. 18 from Covington Wolfe, Sadie C. 1886 blank Cedar Hill, Covington Wolfe, Stephen C. 1880 1955 Cedar 9/27/1881 09/18/57 Sherwood 11 /09/09 09/29/31 Mountain View. Vinton 1912 1957 Mountain View. Vinton E. husband of Gertrude Wilkerson Clingenpeel Cem on 691 12 mi. W. Bedford East Hill Unknown Evergreen 10105157 12130156 Wood, Joseph infant son of Claude & Elaine Wickline Cedar l awn, Roanoke Co 2/27/1898 Wood, Charlie B. wife of Samuel Jacob White Markham Burial Grd, 14 mi. E. Buchanan Mountain View, Vinton Bedford Windel, Carl W. Wood, Anne Callison NOTES CEMETERY White Family, Shawsville, VA Bedford Bedford Evergreen Carmel, Gap Mills, WV Carmel, Gap Mills, WV Carmel, Gap Mills, WV St. Andrew's Fair View wife of Harry S. Wilson Bedford Armentrout Hill, Covington I --- - ~- - -- I �~--- :·-.; .- I- MARKER FOR Wood, S. Ruth (Mills) Woodford, Rose Ella Woods, Anna Louisa Woodward, James Letcher Woody, Minerva Jane (Brogan) Wray, Charles Thomas Wright, Albert J. Wright, Charles L. Wright, Frank H. Wright, Margaret S. Wright, Mary H. Wygal, Owen Kolmer Yarid, Ameen George Young, Charles Augustus Sr. Young, Henrietta V. Young, Louis R. Zane, Geneva Hall Zimmerman, Jennie DOB 5/24/1892 1/1211879 10/1/1865 2111/1872 11/8/1885 11/9/1887 12/06/07 7/7/1875 1833 1859 10/6/1882 01/15/24 1876 8/20/1889 10/7/1866 8/15/1871 11/01/10 8/15/1872 DOD 03/02157 10/06/53 11/05/57 11/15/54 06/01/54 09/21/56 04/08/57 11/05/57 1914 1956 blank 08/12/30 1957 07/25/57 09107154 01/29/56 09/20/46 09/06/55 CEMETERY Presbyterian, Lynchburg, VA Mt. Olivet Church, Bedford Fair View Woodward Family on 221 Floyd Co. Evergreen Monte Vista Fair View Mountain View, Clifton Forge Wright, on Cove Creek, Sweet Springs, WV Wright, on Cove Creek, Sweet Springs, WV Mountain View, Clifton Forge Fair View Hillcrest, White Sulphur Springs Evergreen to be picked up to be picked up to be picked up Old Glade Creek NOTES wife of Landon C. Wood wife of William Ike Creasey daughter of William Woods - wife of J.T.Woody ·- wife of Walter G. Cook .._i r (' ~ �Honor Veterans with Government Grave Markers The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) National Cemetery Associati on maintains 120 national cemeteries in 39 states (and Puerto Rico) as well as 33 soldiers' lots and monument sites. Two other national cemeteries, Arlington National Cemetery and the US Soldiers' & Airmen 's Home Natio nal Cemeter y (Washington, D.C.), are supervised by the Department of the Army. Upon request, the VA will provide a government headstone or marker for th e grave of any deceased eligible veteran in any cemetery worldwide. There is n o charge to the applicant but certain eligibility requirements must be met. The deceased must have been honorably discharged, for example . If the marker is to be placed in a private cemetery, someone, usually a local official , must be responsible for the receipt and installation of the marker. Most private cem e te ri es charge a fee for setting a headstone. If the veteran is buried in a national, post, or State veterans' cemetery, cemetery officials will order the marker. For placement in a private cemetery, VA Form 401330, Application for Standard Government Headstone or Marker must be completed and submitted, including a copy of the discharge documents or other military records required to: Memorial Programs Service (402E), Department of Veterans Affairs, 810 Vermont Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20420-0001 . VA Form 40-1330 may be obtained from any VA regional office or national cemetery or by calling 1-800-827-1000. Information is a lso availab le at: www.cem.va.gov/hmorder.htm. There are 15 national cemeteries in Virginia. They are listed at www. cem.va.gov/listcem.htm#VA. The state veterans cemetery is V irginia Veterans Cemetery, 10300 Pridesville Road, Amelia, VA 23002; Cindy VanBibber, Superintendent; phone: 804-561-1475; FAX: 804-561-1455 The VA National Cemetery Association will also help to determine if a decedent is buried in one of the 120 national cemeteries. Up to 1O names can be requested. Records do not contain personal , military or fam ily information. No form is necessary, and there is no fee. Simply send your written request to: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, National Cemetery Administration (4028) , Burial Location Request, 810 Vermont Avenue, N .W. , Washington , D.C. 20420. Be sure to include full name, date and place of birth, date and place of death , state from which the individual entered active duty and the mi litary service branch. �Upcoming events Jan. 22-24 NGS GENTECH 2004 Conference-St. Louis, Missouri; information at www.eshow2000.com/ngsgentech . July11-17 National Institute on Genealogical Research, Washington, D.C. The National Institute on Genealogical Research (N IGR) in Washington, D.C., will be at the newly renovated National Archives building in Washington and in College Park, Md. It offers on-site and in-depth examination of the common and less-known federal records found there ..This intensive weeklong study opportunity is for experienced genealogists and for archivists, historians and librarians interested in using federal records for genealogical research. It is not an introductory course in genealogy. For information: http://www.rootsweb.com/-natgenin/ Elaine G. Powers is director of Library Services at Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Blacksburg. This column first appeared in the January 2004 edition of Prime Uving magazine in Roanoke, VA, wwwprimeliving.net and is reprinted with permission. �3 12 John so n Avenue WruTensbmg, Mo. 64093 Augu s t 20. 2001 SVGS, Inc. c/o D. Martindale 250 Preston Avunue, NE Roanoke, Virginia 24012-3012 Dear Sir: I received the book, Botetourt County Virginia Early Settlers. by Charles T. Burton. We have many in our society whose ancestors came from Virginia so this shouJd be a help on th e.ir research. L too, have ancestors on both sides of my family who settled in Virginia, particularly Botetourt County. (Woods, McCoun, Black, McGee etc.) I don't know who is perpetuating errors on Old Archibald Woods, you or Mr. Burton. There were two Archibald Woods: Archibald who married Mary and died in 1783 Virginja. She moved to Kentucky to live with daughter, Elizabeth, who married David Adams. The old Archibald Woods (b. My 11 , 1706) who married Isabella Goss moved to the Carolinas and died there Dec. 11, 1768. It appears he is the son of old Michael Woods of Blair Park, as his son, John (Archibald's) came back to Virginia to settle O ld Michael's estate. Old Archibald Woods, who married Mary, died intestate, but Mary's will leaves her estate to her 9 children, all had sons named Archibald except Joseph who remained in Virginia, married widow McConkley and had no clhildren. Neander M. Woods in Woods McAfee Memorial started all of this mess by 'giving' part of each of the two Archibald's children to Archibald Woods who went to the Carolinas and died there. Ever since his book, all researchers have been perpetuating that situation. Mr. Woods did everyone a favor in collecting all of the Woods information at that time. But it has taken years for the Woods researchers of the ~escendants of Archibald Woods and Mary to get the two Archibald Woods' lines straightened out. If I live long enough I hope to get our research into print! Archibald Woods and Isabella's son, Michael, saved the day by keeping as Age Book of their move to the Carolinas, listing all of Archibald and Isabella's children and his father Archibald' s b and death appears in Va. Mag. Hist & Biog Quarterly Dec. 3 1, 1943. It is our Archibald Woods and Mary who purchased land (Indian Camp) 400A from the McAfees- Robe1t Poague to James McCoun, McCoun to Gabriel Jones, Jones to James, George and Robe1t McAfee and the McAfee's to Archibald and Mary. Sincerely, Mrs. Charles G. Drake, Treasurer West Central Mo. Genealogical Society �;;7 THE CASE OF 2 ARCHIBALD WOODS Albemarle/Botetourt Co., VA. ARCHI BALD WOODS - no. 1. b. ? d. Instate 1783 in VA Married MARY- - - - b. ca 1735 d 1820 KY C hildre n: James WOODS b. 1750/52 m. in Fayette Co., Ky Ja ne McCoun b. 1756 dau: Peggy b. 1779 T homas WOODS b. 1751 /2/6 (3 records) m. in Jessamine Co., Ky Martha Black Son: Joseph b. 1784 E lizabeth WOODS b. ca. 1756 m. David Adams and hved in Mercer Co., Ky dau: Mary b. 1778 ( bible record) Margaret WOODS b. ca. 1758 m. John Ward abt 1786, went to Harrison Co., Ky dau: Mary I 788 Andrew WOODS b. ca. 1760 Will probated 1818 Mercer Co., KY m. Mary McGee 1795 shed. 8 June J 854 Son: James b. 1797 Mary WOODS b. ca 1763 d. bef 1803 m. Thomas Rayburn 1789 He married 2nc1 Margaret Dryden Son: J oseoh b. 1797 John WOODS b. ca. 1767/68, lived Indian Camp. VA. M. 1797 E lizabeth Smith Sons: James b. 1799 and William Archibald WOODS b. 1769/71 m. first ca 1796 m. 2nd Sarah (Moore) Hardgrove Mary McBeath Son: Andrew Alexander b. 1798 Archibald lived in Grayson, Wayne and Pulaski counties Joseph WOODS b. 177112 stayed in VA. M. pt Isabell Eakins 1798. M. 2nd Priscilla ( ) McConkey 1838 no children Sequence of Indian Camp: Deed Book 5 1753 Robert Poage to James McCown DB 11 1763 James McCown to Gabriel Jones. DB 13 1766 Gabriel Jones to James. George and Robert McAfee DB 1 Botetourt Co. 1771 James, George and Robert McAfee to Archibald Woods Of Albemarle land on both sides of the Catawba. DB 7 Sept 1799 Chancery Suit Heirs of James Woods by their Guardian, Jane (McCoun) Woods. convey the land to the claimants. DB 7 1799 "Indian Camp" same as above 400a (old survey) 417 (new survey) Botetourt Court Aug. I 797 that this deed should be made. f. t·\r';· 1-.arit.1 Ac··! ···., ,...o--s VIn'')GIN'' 1 !:\ r\ _,...1 11ni'l 1\: it �THE OTHER ARCHIBALD WOODS Archibald WOODS, son ofMichael WOODS, b. 11 May 1706 d. 11 December 1768 South Carolina, married Isabel GOSS b. 18 January 1716 d. 2 November 1766, South Carolina Children: Michael WOODS b. IONov. 1735 d. 1808 TN (inherited his grandfather' s ' great coat· in 1768 m. 1st Jean Lakey, 2"d Margaret Trimble, 3rd Esther Shields John WOODS died 3 Sept 1792 in South Carolina. He returned to Virgin ia to co ll ect 6 legacies for his sisters, brother and himself from his uncle John Woods -estate of Michael William WOODS b. 1744 d. 1802 South Carolina m. Susana Cathryn d. 1829 son d. between Nov. 1762 and July 1768 · Sarah WOODS m. Willis Brazeal before 1768 Hannah WOODS m. James Cowan 24 Dec. 1761 Susannah WOODS m. John Trimble 18 Feb. 1768 Isabella WOODS m. Claudius Buster 29 Dec 1789 "We left Virginia 1IOctober1764 and settled down on Savannah River 3 January 1765." "In 1767 Archibald Woods sold the farm in Virginia. Old Michael had conveyed to him 30 July 1743" Did they all leave Virginia in 1764? Archibald sold the farm after Isabella died in 1766. He died 1768. "Age Book" by son, Michael, found in Alabama Archives by Mrs. J . A. Esker in 1940's and the 31 Dec. 1943 issue of the Virginia Magazine & Biography Quarterly is also given as the source of information. Please direct any questions to Mrs. Drake in Missouri. J apologize for any errors that missed correction. G. Swartzell VIRGINIA APPN ... ...... ,P.GHl/\t~ ..,, ........ .~!OTES ,,. ... - �The Radford Letters: History of a V irginia Family, by Minnie Adams Fitting. Soft cover, 340 pages, no index, but has a table of contents. Pocahontas Press, Inc., Blacksburg, Virginia, 2002. T he author has used famil y letters to learn about ber great-grandfather, Dr. John Blair Radford, for whom the City of Radford is named. The 150 plus letters copied give local history a long w ith the biography, including Civil War Action in the area. The font for the letters copied diffe rs from the text to easily identify them. S urnames inc luded are Preston, Munford, Adams, Yancy, Beale, duVal, Reed, Steptoe, Somerville, Doyle, Small, Eakin, Ragwell, Winston, Jordan, Geddes, Brasseur, Fleming, Meredith, S hore, and Rutherford. Photographs are included in the Appendix. Cost: $24 .95 plus postage and handli ng $2.00. Virgirua residents add $1.12 tax. To Order: Wilderness Road Regional Musewn P. 0 . Box 373 Newbern, Virginia 24126-0373 The donated copy of this book is a welcome addition to the Virginia Room. gs ABOUT THE 0 . WINSTON LINK MUSEUM 0. Winston Link was a successful independent photographer from New York who declined numerous offers of exclusive exhibits by several notable musewns. He was actively involved in the planning of the museum when he died of a heart attack at age 86 in January 2001. The N&W passenger station was built in 1905 and redesigned in 1947 by worldrenowned industrial designer Raymond Loewy. It served as the hub of five main rail lines radiating in all directions to points in Ohio, North Carolina, Maryland and Tennessee. The 0. Winston Link Museum, a partnership of the History Museum and Historical Society of Western Virginia and Center in the Square is located at 101 Shenandoah Avenue, across from the Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center. Credit - wv>'w.linkmuseum.org. A few pages from the historic December 1924 issue of the N&W magazine are included in this issue. : i ' I. I• ' I I ' I -' �30 Nostalgia from The N&W Magazine, December 192..t 0. P. Woodson 1 W:IS born December JO, 1857, in Camp. bell County, Vn., ne:ir Lynchburg, :ind I h:id about three re:lfs of schooling in a country school. My boyhood d:iys were spent on the form, :ind on November 1, 1875, I enrcred the service of rhe Arlnntic, Mississippi :ind Ohio Railroad at Lynchburg Shops, :is :i wiper in the roundhouse. This road afterw:1rds became t h e Norfolk a n d Western. I went to firin11 extra in I 8;6, nnd wns promoted to locomotive engineer in September, 1SSz. I ran freight miins and was in work train service until M:1y 1~, 1S91, when 1 wns promoted ro pnssenger service. I was in passen11cr service for J 1 )'cars nnd eight monchs, when I wns retired. During the time of my service I hnve enjoyed the privilege of some of the best runs on my division. Thomas C. Vest Thom:is C:ilvin Vest, generally known as "Tom", needs no introduction to our older employees. Tom h:is had nn eventful life and one finds it h:ird to reconcile Tom's vigorous :ind :ictive movements with :t m:tn who has lived 1hree yurs beyond the :illoccd 1hree score :ind ten. He w:tS born in Bedford County on M:iy 1, 1851, and received but n limited cducntion in the schools of th:it county due to the wnr between the States. Fnrm life occupied his time until he wns 17, when he w:is apprenticed. Four years of hnrd work m:ide him n P.lasterer. But, ns he tersely sums it up, Whnt I could :nake and save during the sum.11er months dwincfled quickly nwny during the winter months when l could finri no work." Then he cn1ered rnilrond service ns w:i1ch. mnn on a sec1ion. After two yc:irs, he nsked for :ind received :t job as :t locomoti ve fireman. In those ci:1ys 1he wood burner rredominntcd :ind :i fircm:in ·~ Ii fe wns no t :i bed of roses. The fuel h:id to be lo:ide<l by hnnd on the locomori\·e :it the fuel stations :ind the mechanic:il s toker w:1s embodied in the arms oi the humnn /iremnn. Serving four rc:irs :ts :i lircm:tn, he w:is promot~d to the throttle. Hi s first ns.~ign. ment w:is :t bnll:tsc trnin oper:tting between Big Lick (now Ro:1nokc) :ind Blue Ridge, spending the time when the b:ill:tst tr:iin w:is not in service shifting enrs about the shop y:ird of the Roanoke Mnchine Works. H~ w:i~ then rrnn~ferred 10 Central (now Rndiord ) :ind was :issigncd to :i freig ht run be tween there :ind Pocahontas. Tom tells with pride 1h:tt he hauled eastbound the fi\St tr:iin of conl obt:tined from the first CO:tl mine opened :it Pocahont:ts. L:itcr he was trnnsferred to Lynchburi:t :ind operated :1 yard engine. As Tom puts it, "When we did not h:ive use for the y:ird engine I worked in the shops :ind have oi1-:n thought of the plensant experiences I h:id there working under N. H. Smith and Frank Sturk, master mech:inics, and M:tchinists L P. Ligon :ind C. M. Mays. To these gentlemen I :im indebted for the knowledge I :icquircd of che Etcncr:il construction of the locomotive nnd th:it l:nowl~dge helped me over m:iny :1 h11rd place in the l:ttter yenrs of my life." The re:11Tangemcnt of divisions :is the rond exp:1ndcd moved Tom to Ro:inoke nnd chnnged his nssignmcr.t 10 freigh c scrv ice: between Roanoke :ind Crewe where he remnined until his reriremenc on April Is, 1920. T om no w m.1kcs his h ome wi:h his :<-o n, R . G. \ 'csi. loc.tl ch::ii r m::tn (ur rhe con.::u1.1ors on the \ ·1 rgim:t.n ~:ttlw:iy. He i;:cncr:\lly i;ocs Sou rh to Xli :imi c:i ch \' in:cr but :-ii" nys re tu rns to R o:inol..c lur the ~um me:. C. T. Calhoun I wns bo rn in Bo 1c 1o urc Coun t >· on Oc1ober ::3 , t li ~::. my 1·athcr h::t\ i n ~ m oved 10 .1h:1~ c!>uncy in i Soo. 1"1 y cd•1c:i1ion wns quire limited : my focher h:id ret urne d home: from. rh e Civil \V,,r un:t blc to do mu c h, :tnd I, being rhe oldest s on of 1cn c hil d ren h:-id ro w<?rk In.re in rhe foll :i nd quit s~ h oo l early 111 spring 10_help put in 1he crop. My firsr experienc~ :1t r:iilr o :-id in g w :is in 1SS0, and my first JOb wns wo rkin g fo r :t contrac1or building bridges on wh:t t w:-is cn lled the Richm ond nnd .Allcphcny Rnilrond, now 1he J :-imcs River Divis ion of the: Ches:ipe:ikc :ind Ohio. \\"hen the uriduc:; w~re complcred, I entered the se rvice of ihe ntlro:ld compan.:-• :is en gi ne wiper :-ind \\:ttchm:in nt <;:1tf1on F o rg e. L:uer I w:ts t romo1cd to firing; :t ynrd enl! ine :H Lvnchhuri; :tt "s:tl:try 0($.:;5.oo :t month. Eii: hteen mo.nrhs !:teer I wa~ running :1 y:trd eni.:inc for which I w:ts p:tid. :::6o:oo per month I thought ~ w:-is get11ni;: nch. I continued in y:ird ser vice.for two.ye:-irs and w:is promoted to ro:td service, pulling local freight between L ynchburg :-ind Clifton F orge :it :i month ly w:l~c of $10.J..oo per month. In 1SS!: I wns nssigned to regulnr p:issenger service u~tween L>'.nchbur_t:l :ind R ichmond bur due co this betng :I ':''llht run :ind my health being bad nt the lime, the mn>;1er mechanic allowed me to return to the dnylighc locnl freight run. On December 1, 1 S91, Robert Lemon who was ron.d. f?rcmen of engines on the L~nch­ burg Division .of the Norfolk :ind \ Vcstc:rn olf~rcd me :1 Job. I :icceptcd it and wn~ :t$~i!,tr'!ed to yard service on the R:-idford Division. I served in chis c.1p:iciry unti l August '.?.+, .1~21, when I wns retired on :tccount of vision and hearing. John Robert Daniel Tht gmtrn/ mmtnl(rr nnd h · 1rjf From r(Jw: lt/t lo ri hi· 11 111 , rcrrt compoud of /hat Jfflllenun~ T/iis w111 i11.r?OO and ~/irJ are: Jo/11111111 Kfllmt/ g · CL. Cnut'll, gm,-rnl mp,rmlm.iml llhtrc w111 onlv 011e lhtnJ; L. E. 11 U11dm11 lfl "Ktr: . : p11Bnny, S//f>trintmdmt .Vorfo/k Division. Enck row: S11ptrinDiuisfow J iJ C •Rndfo~ D1U1s1011; ,\. D..\fnlier, Pccn/11;111111 Dfri1io11; Tl1eo. Lr,w, S/iennndonli ~lnlitr n;iil l · oim,·rs, • ~ifo/k Ttrmina/; 1111d //. A. Riton, Sciolo Diuilion. .\,fnsrs. Cook, ~ud Jr.hnJ "".D now on tli~ Honr,r Roll, CnJSt!I and Com1ers left the un:icc ut·trnl .vr11r1 ago ' on, 11 arry nnd R1ton linrt joined tht /11n11merablt C11rn~11n. J. co:t -'i '"i{ 1 " , ... vlR(ilNIA- AioPAl..~t\Cllwui., (• ~iJ ll:·e·. . 1 1n 1 A~ 1 ·~ · I w:is born in Campbell County, V:-i., on Mnrch 18, i S48, nndspcnt my boyhood days ~n . rhe farm.. My educarion w:ts very l11;11ted, :tttendin~ school :i fc:w monrh s in the wtnrcr :~n<l ~orkln!? c..lurtng 1hc summer. ( w:ls dr:i_tccd in rhe Confedernre .Army :ic the nge of sixteen, and served until General Lee surrendered ar :\ppomntrox. I enrered c~e >;erv.icc of the Virgini:i and Tennessee Rn1lrond in :Vl::ty, 1866, :lt Forest ns <lepo~ hnnd. 1\-ly Jury was to hdp :iround c~e $C:t11on :in<l pump wacer for the enaines w1ch :t hand pump. . Lew i~ C:tmpbell- was depot :tgc:nt a! that tune. In 1$67, I went to Gl:ide Spring!' to work on the section under nn old Irii;hm:-in by che n:tmc of Burke. In those d:iys we work ed from sun up to sun down_. no eight- hour d;1r rhcnl From 91ndc Springs I went ro l'ew River as ~<:cnon boss under To m \Villiams. 1 hrough the _influence of Gen. G. C. Horron.• l ii:ot :i )Ob brnking: on :1 pnssenger rr:11n w ith Capt:11n R aymond Fairfax. Then I became bngg:igem:tsrer wi.th Caprnin J ohn Sumpt~r. L:trer I took. a JOb with th e old Conso lidntc<l Exprcs7 in Lynchburg , and went from ch:tt to mgh r w:1rchm:tn in the �3l A gr1111p 1;f re.zl oldtimen. Ltjt 10 right: 0. p _ H'oodso 11, T. C. Vr.st, .\'. P. Ligo11, C. T. Cnlho1111, J. R. Daniel, F. ]. C. Boot/1 roun d house :it L~·nchbu rg . I w:ts pro mo ted t o hos d e r soo n after an d rem :iincd :a this until l went to firing on the ron d. \.Yhen ther chnn2ed the d i"i ~i on s , they put me b:iek co hnsrl1ng . On Se premh~r t, 1S90, J. A. H:irdr, s uperinten dent, R:idford Di,·ision, romoced me to y:trd engineer, which olace hc:l d until I was retired on March t S, i91 S. I w:is known by all my friends :ii; "Uncle Bob" :ind I was rreated fair nnd squ nre b,nll my employers. That the ro:id mar have a long and prosperous future , nn d that God's r iches t blessi ngs rest on each and ever y one of t he officinls nnd emplovecs is old Uncle Bob's pr:tycr. · f Frank M . Ratliff Frnnk M. R:itli/T w~s born on Ma rch JJ 1861, in F~oyd County, Vn., living there until he wns c1p;hc ycn~s old. when his pnrents moved to !>11l:isk1 County, nenr Dublin, where Frnn~ ~tarted his schooling. He started workmg nbout the form, but !arming never nppenlcd to him so he deserted the plow and worked in severnl flour nnd woolen mills loc:ited at Snowville and at Newport Giles County. ' In l 886, he moved to Radford nnd entered the service of the Virginin nnd Tennessee R ailroad, now a p:irc of the Norfolk :ind Western, under N . H. Smith foreman and was placed in L. P. Ligon's rC".'•"ldhouse gang. Several years lacer he became a locomotive fireman between R adford and Bristol. This run forced him to be absent from his family so when an opening occurred on the Dr): Branch pusher, with lny over nt Rndford Fr:ink asked for nnd received his transfer'. Sevc;rnl yenrs Inter he wns assigned to y:ird servH:e at Radford ;ind fired nn engine on thnt yard until 1902, when he was promoted to enginemnn. After running for a shore time on Radford Ynrd he was transferred to Roanoke Yard and continued there until his retirement because of bad henlth in April, 1923. Looking back on his railroad experience he dearly recalls the building of the belt line ~ro';lnd Roanok~. He played no small part in its construction and is pr oud of the fact that he hauled the first train over the completc;d line. Frank now spends most of his time tn the open and is a familiar figure in Highland Park. His henlth has improved to some extent since his retirement. Fr:mk is at home to his friends at 7~7 Marshall Avenue, Southwest, and we wish him manv more yenrs of happiness and nil the blessings of this Ii fe. - Stephen L. Mayo I was born in Albemarle County, Va., on .August I.i, 1650. My boyhood days were spent <?n a form (Little Egypt), near Charlottesville, and I attended school at Cedar Grove and later at Parsonage School. From both these schools trains could be seen p nssi ng every dn\' nnd I rcsoh·ed that 1 would be ~n enizlnec:r. F :irm life did not appeal to me :it iill. ln t S;: C:ipt. T. W. \\'ood, postmnstcr and depot :iizent, offered me :c clerkship in his store at- h·y, on the Chesapenke :ind Ohio. \i\' hile working here l became ncquainted with some of the Chcsare:ike nnd Ohio men, especially those in loc:i freight service, and on March 1, 1S7,1, I went on the locnl with Cnpt. Alex Neth.erland, brother ~f .C:· ~: Netherland, superintendent. Captnm Lex was n fine old gentleman and very kind to several of us young fellows who were working without pa)' until we could find a vacancy. In those d:1vs conductors selected their brnkeman nnd engineers their firemen . J spent most of my work hours on engine 40 with H.J. vV. (Poll y) Perkins :ind his fireman, Joe Phillips, doing most of the firing while Toe did the running. About two weeks later Phillips was promoted and Polly Perkins took me to fire for him. And from that time on I had to do nlmost all the work-no metallic packing 11nd no inj ectors-we had to pack our piston rods, v11lve stems and pump plungers with hem? rope, key the rods line up crosshe:ids which hnd gibs held on bv slide plates bolted to the crosshend, and the pump plunger wns nlso attached to crosshe:icl. Most of this work wns done when on n siding w:iitinq for some other train. Early che next year Polly gave up the local and took a through run, Staunton to Richmond. His p:iy increased from $3.50 to ~4 .-r and mine from j;r.50 to Sz.oo per trip nnd ~o overtime. We were still burning wood and usin~ 14 or 15 cords trip h:iving to throw ir from the wings o the tender to the vault, from the vault to the foot-plate and from foot-plate into the firebox. H<\rd work nnd more of it than I had thought there could be in train service. The Chesape<\ke and Ohio was then getting through to the co:il fields :ind soon our engines were changed to conl burners. About this time Geo. E. Sampson was m:ide our first ro:id foreman of engines. I heard him tell Perkins to give me all the show he could for work was getting heavy and they wanted to promote every man fitted for it. Perkins told him thnr I was rcndy whenever rer l'i..Nto.,,.,1,, ..Hlll•·IP!U!-!tlfl•"'•"" '"'mru"u""'""'"'"'"'''l.ttt1 11:1*!•t1' ""'u tr1t111T!>IU•lltlilftl1m~ i i Mr. Old Timer: .I f ~ The Norfolk and We stem i~ ~:= Familyfcf~thfnever forget your -~ : years o ru. ul 1 loyal service. = Th.is little department is proof ~ ~ of that. Keep it alive and ~ ! ii.• : i ; ~~~~~st~~r biec~~~~:fa~s ~~ _:i.~-= the old days, pictures of : yourself and of the road and its personnel as you knew it. I ~ l1tt1W ltlf-lllhlt-llltllll llllll fhllflUAllllttllf! MIUllJl"'l-Jnu11..•11111.i•11ll1•-Ulll ll~Ut11JtUa.i~ ~ II .. I. '.. - • ... J\if. Ratliff, P. L. l'vln;·o, a11d he needed me. The first thing expected of a new man was to learn the rules and :t fireman or br:ikeman in service two months knew the rules and watched out for rights as closeh· as did the conductor and engineer. And ru les were more complicated th:in they :ire now; we simplr h11d to le:irn them .and underst:md what thev meant. One night nbout t he middle of July, 1S74, I was called off m\' ene:ine at Gordonsville, given charge of en~ine -4 and ordered to take a train to Staunton. Thus, after firing 18 months, I was promoted on the word- of the man I fired for. V\'hen the divi~ions were made shorter, Richmond to Charlottes,·ille and Ch:irlottesville to Clifton Forge, I fe;ll heir to a run Richmond to Charlottesville and traded runs with "Pat" Taylor, a young mnn whose mother lived in Richmond. This put me in t.he mountains, C~:irlotte~ ville to Clifton Forge, where I remmned until October l 880 when r came to the Shennndoah V~lle\' 'now a part of the Norfolk and Westerr:. In June, 1881, the Shenandoah Valley line was completed from H<\gerstown to Roanoke. Fesides good local traffic we have hauled a great number of through passengers a!'ld have always hnd to do fast running. We have killed some employees, some tresp~sscrs and a few motorists (who were crym!f t» beat us to public crossings) but as wel: as I can re~em­ ber there has never beer. a passenger killed on one of our trains. This is a good 40-year record for a road throu!:{h the beautiful valley of Virginia, nnd let us hope that its record will continue good. On December 31, 19?.o, I was retired <\long with a number of others who had also reached the age limit. Jatnes C. Booth J <\me.s Connelly Booth was retired from active service on September 1, 1919. He was born in Wythe County, Va., on Septem. ber 12, t S51, nnd though but a boy at the time of the war between the States, he m:inaged to obtain :in education in the county schools, working during his spare moments on the farm until he was sixteen years of age. After the war he wen t and worked at the tanner's trade in Bristol until he entered railroad service on Jul y 9, t 869. He was assigned to an extrn force and helped unload nnd lay the first c:tr of rail that c:ime to the Virginia and Tennessee Railway, now :i portion of the Norfolk and Western. After three yc:irs on the sec tion, he wns employed as a fireman on July 91 187z, on a wood-burning locomotive in passenger service, between LYnchburg 11nd Bristol. Locomotive I 17 was const ructed at Roanoke Machine Works in 1875, and was designed to burn conl. Booth w ~s given this first conlburning locomotive to li re. On Octo ber �40 N&W NORFOLK AND WESTERN MAGA ZI1''E n~~cmbc r. •o>• ;;:::====__.!!._·=========================================================== In i'vl:irch, 1891, the· system :igain WC'nt 12, i S77, he wns promoted to engineman ::ind continued t o run between Lynchburg and Bristol until the expansion of the railway srsrem caused divisions to be re:urnnged. Jim w::is occasion:t!ly deffecred from his nssigned district and pulled freight between Cenrr:tl (now Radford) and Pocnhont:tS. He had the honor of operating t he first regular freight train to Poc::thoncas, Vn. through a second re:trr:ingment of divi ~ion s nnd he wns transferred to Ronnoke. From 1891 to the cinte of his retirement he rnn between Roanoke :rnd Crewe, opernting time freight on chnt division for 15 ye:irs nnd passenger ior nine yenrs. Jim is now enjoying a well-enrned rest in a c02y home in Roanoke, nnd puts in his spnre time raising chickens. -~ii:!l:&mttn!Blui1111!11murnrrn1:i~111i1M'J~rnJ~llllli!lilllmlllflf'!P.lifm!mmr!lill111J1Jllll1nuru11u!l!Jll~mmm~i!l1Z1~1mmim~ I I I - THE HONOR ROLL " How blest is he who crowns a Y outh of Labor with an A ge of Easel'' . !.i a l~'!l!ifl i:"~Cl l ltl10 l:il J l lJU!lli.lilllirt!Iftl~immmmmmrimauum1mm11 oanmafJl l l !il 1 l.nanum1 JO 'Jtl l r.l1Ml l l!ILl!l l l1l l KJ!llf.Wll!'J!l!l1lt!r:rn~m1r.mmuJ N. H. Cheatha m J nm es H. Grogg, supervisor of bridges and buildings, Shenandoah Division, w:is retired on November l, because of h:iving reached the age of 7c. Mr. and Mrs. Grogg were tendered n fore~ well supper by his friends :ind fellowworkers at the Rnilway Y. M. C. A. in Shennndonh on Octob1;r 31 in honor of his long :ind faithful service. A delightful progrnm wns given, the detnils of which will be found in Mr. J. H. Grogg '" ysong's items in the Partv Line columns. Mr. Grogg has enjoyed .io ·years of active service with the Norfolk and Western, hnving first been employed ::1s a bridge carpenter on November 1, 1884. He was promoted to nssistnnt cnrpenter foreman on December 1, 1$87, nnd co master carpenter on :\pril 10, 1 $97; from that time until July 9, l ?li, when he was made supervisor of bridges nod buildings, Shenandoah Division, he worked nlternately as mnster carpenter and carpenter foreman according ro the Ructuations in business. He wns born in Pul::tski County, Va., on October En~ineer N. H. Cheatham Norfolk Division, wns retired on November 1 . He wns born in Appo> .··-«:-: . Jf, mactox County, Vn., 1 ·~on August 5, 1873, ' :'! · and commenced ~l ri"t/11': f! work on the Norfolk 1j nnd Western on November 10, 1891, \ i : :Q.; a~ a liremnn, run- . .j;"""':.. • • nmg out of Lynch1 - • "~ . burg. Several mon ths ~'U: · -: ~ later he was tr :in.s_,. ferred to Crewe where he held various runs unti l M:iy 21, 1898, when he w:1s promoted co enN. H. Cheatham gineer, being exnmined by Ro:id Foreman of Engines J:is per Wells. He returned to Island in 1 Sci9, and ran extra out of that point until nssigned co n regulnr run on the Durham District, which he held until his henlth foiled, causing him to give up his duties. z7, 1$ )+. George Bender George Bender, cnginea, Scioto Division, was rcri red on >:o ve mber 1 because ot physical disnbiliries. H,e wa.s born in Ponsmnurh 0., Jul y S, 1SSz, nnd lir.~t enrered the se; vice ns a fireman on the Cincinnnti Subdivision on May z1, ir-_.. He wns rromoccd to engineer on .1.ugusc .;, 190 3 and ,oncinncd in that position until health compelled him to give up his work. iii Cary R. Epps C. R. Epps, a cnrpencer, Roanoke Shops, wns rcrircd on ::\ovember 1, bec:lllse oi phy~icn l di~:ihili cies. He. was first employed in Roanoke as n c:tr builder on September r .' • 1 S3;•. scn•ing continuouslr ':lntil. the date of his reti rement. He was born m Richmond, V:i., on :\ugusc zz, 1SSi· ..,,..'"'<! .4:?; -. ··; t "'.- Thomas B. \\'. H. :'\l:inin 1 .1 J.1Lorer in the C:ir De pa rtment :i t \ \es t R o an o ke, was reti r ed o n ~ ovembcr 1, becnui.e of ha\·:ntt. reached th e :i;;e ot .... H e w .1s bo r n :tt H:iles F o rd, \ ".l . , o n O c : o ber 6 . 1 ~· ,_.. nnd fi r~t en tered t he service at R o ::i n okc S hops :is :i bborc r in 1 ~ er . H e held this pos1t1on fo r :ibout sev en ven:-s whe n h e w x; p r.e moted to cn r repairer 1 ::i n d re signed in t C) i I bcc:i u se o f ill h en lch. Jf/. H. ,\.111 rtin I-le al!:ii n e nte r e d the se r vice nt Wes t Ro nn oke o n i\l.~y 4, I C)15 , w h e r e he rem:1inc d un t il hi~ rc urc: me n t. ,---·L U:1s~~-H.:_roe:J ---·-- .. J am es H . Grogg j W. H . Mar t in Dav is Thomas B. Davis, conductor, Shennndoah Division, wns retired on October l, 192..;. He wns born in l'<ewcon, Pa., on September 17, 1357, nnd first entered rhe service of the Norfolk nnd \.Vestern on July 2, 1 :l:l3. He left the service on October z, 1 SS3, but was re-employed as yard conductor nt H:igerscown on Ocrober z7, 1 SS..;, and served in thnt capacity until September 5. I S36, when he ngain resigned. On October IS, 1SS-;-, he wns employed ns a rard conductor, and on ~:t.nu:iry '.!5, 1888,he was transf1:rred tc a position n~ rand brnkeman. On March '.! 1, 13!)1, he wns promoted to freight condu~ror, retaining th:it position 1~nti l hi5 n:rirement. O T a ll heroes nre awarded N medals nor does it al ways require unusual b r a very to perform a heroic act. O n December 5, 1919, B rakema n Ben Tho m pson , Scioto D ivision, did so met hi ng w hi c h is well wort h y of recognition h ere. He was a mem ber of the crew of a long freight trnin which was waiting at Keri ... it for No. r6. As soon as No. 16 cleared t he swi tch, t he engineer of rhe freight train started to move wh en B rakeman Thompson, w ho was on th e l eft side of t he train, heard a screa m_ L ooking around quickly he saw a woman looki n g under t h e c ars . I mmediately real izi ng t h at some one must be under neath t he train, he stepped in between two c a rs and part ed the a i r hose whi c h J r-·--i~ -appy· ·-···· 1 i I I N.ew 1lf.ear I tiai""""'•"'-.."...""'''...i••--fttll'tU1t1"""""'u'1.1A•a1.11•m,_..,ut1.11uttu1un11i~1{1l1••111i" VIRGINIA APP/\LAC l HANNOTES Brak.:mnn Ben T/ir,mpson �NORFOLK A?f"D WESTERN MAGAZUi'E D ocember, 1924 ============================================================= s copped th e t ra in a t o nce . Investi g ati o n d e veloped that :i. young lad~· h ad a tte mpted ro crawl underne ath this freight train an d was on he r h a nds a nd kn ees when th e cars began t o m o ,·c. Undoub tedl y she would ha,·e been killed had no t Brakeman Thompson taken in th e situation at a glance an d acted immediately. This case was called to the at ten ti on of the Carnegie H ero Fund Commission who held that he was not entitled to recognition on their part because it did not appear t h at l\1r. Thompson's act was attended by any extraordinary risk- to his own life. Nevertheless, we feel that any employee who does the right thing at the right time and in so doing saves a human life has done something of which he and the members of the Norfolk and Western Family 111 general can w<:ll be proud. - A Little Thing W'en big vessels meet, they say, They saloot an' sail away, Jest the same are you an' me Lonesome ships upon a sea; Each one sailing his own jog For a port beyond the fog. Let your speaking trumpet blow, Life your horn an' cry "hullo !" Say "hullo" and "how d'ye do I" Other fol.ks are good as you, W'en you leave your house of clay, Wanderin' in the Far-Away, W'en you travel through the strange · Country t'other side the range Then the souls you've cheered will know Who you be, an' say "hullo!" -N.K. George H . Grayman Firemnn George H. Graym:m, Scioto Di\·ision,. met death in :m accident on October 23. Mr. Graymn.n wns born in Lawrence County, 0., Noyember '.!2, rS92, :ind first entered the service ns a fireman on :\ugust 20, 1912. Robert M. Fuqua Robe"rt M. Fuqua, retired car repairman, Roanoke Shops, died on October 7. H e was born in Bedford County, Va., on December 28, 1846, and was first employed as a carpenter on August 23, 1886. He was transferred to a position as car repairer and continued in this service until he was retired on J anu:uy 1, i921. W. T. Riley W. T. Riley, retired section laborer at Norwood, died on November 4. He was born at Harrodsburg, Ky., on August 9, 1851, and first entered the service on June 26, 1916, having been retired on August 10, 1921, because of ha\-illg reached the age limit. Ralph R. Harder Ralph R. Hnrder, c:ir repairer, Roano~e Shops, died on October z.5. He was born ID Burlington, N. C., on August 22, rS95, and was first cmploved ns a wreck c:ir hand on August 27, 19i3. He lefr the serYice on December 31, 1915, but was again employed as a laborer on May 25, 1916, nnd promoted to car repairer on Mnrch 6, i917. <!l'.Qe 3Jnnumrrahlr Olaraha11 i'.nqt> innumrrablt> ril.rauan N~w·====== 41 wqirq mofu>.u IDo tqat mystrrions r.enlm w.11.rre rarlf sqall falu> 3!Hn rqamhrr in tqr stlrut Jrallii of h.ratq-VVilliam Cullen Br:yant. Tom Compton Tom Compton, section laborer at Finney, died on October 22. He W:lS born in Buchanan, Va., on October 21, 1877, and entered the service of the Norfolk and Western on October 1, 1900. Richard Rucker Thomas B. Jackson Thomas Branch J ackson, retired chief clerk to agent nt Norfolk, died on October 23, aged Sr years, after an illness of only a few hours. He was born in Brunswick County, Va.l on April 20, 184.1, entering the service of the Southside Railroad in r859 as a clerk at P etersburg. He served there until I86o when he enlisted in the Confederate Army, serving for four years and reaching the rank of second lieutenant. He r e-entered the service of the, then, Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad in 1866, and was transferred to Norfolk in 1867. In 1890 he was promoted to chief clerk to the agent and held that position until his retirement on December 31, 1920. Mr. Jackson, like Captain Farrar, whose death is covered elsewhere in this issue, was the subject of an editorial tribute in the Norfolk Ledger. Dispatch, T. J. Newman T. J. Newman, retired a.ssistnnt agent at Bristol, died at his home on October u, in his 81st year. Mr. Newman was born in Wytheville, Va., on March :io, 18+1-> and was one of the early residents of Bristol, hav- ing moved there over 50 years ago. He first entered the employ of the Norfolk and Western as a clerk at Bristol in 1885 and was promoted to assistant agenr in 1900. He was retired on July l, 1917, because of the age limit rule. J. W. Neighbors J. W. Neighbors, retired R adford Division Richard Rucker, retired colored section laborer, R adford Division, d ied on Oc-tober 4. He was born in Bedford County, Va., on December :i5, 1847, a.nd entered the service as a section laborer in January, I 874, serving: in that capacity until on January 1, 1921> when he was retired. Paul Jones engineer, died at his home in Bristol on October I l after a short illness. Mr. Neighbors was born in Lynchburg on February to, 1866, and first entered the service of the Norfolk and Western on April 7, 1_890, as a fireman and was promoted to engineer on June :i6, 1898, remaining in this capacity until he was retired on September 1, r9:i3, on account of ill health. Paul Jones, colored laborer at Lambert Point Shops, died on October 2. He had been in the service about 20 years, havintr first been employed on December 1, 1904, as a laborer at that point. He worked regularly until about two months prior to his death when he was taken ill. He was born on August 1:i, 1858, in Nottoway County, Va. Horton Cowan E. A. Abbott Horton Cowan, engineer Pocahontas Division, who~e retirement on' June 1 1924, was reported tn a recent issue, died' at his home tn Bluefield on November 10. Mr. Co~an was born in Wytheville, Va., on April 13, 1863, and entered the service as a firema~ on August 9, I 894. He was promoted to engineer on De~ember _u, ~895, serving almost 30 years prior to his retirement. E. A. Abbott, retired colored engine watchma~i Norfolk Division, di ed at his home in Kimball on August 31. He was born in Appomattox, Va., in May, 1847, and first entered the service as a section laborer at Evergreen in 1874 . In I fq 6, he was promoted to engine watchm~n at the same point and served until July 1, 1917, when he was retired. ~~ .9~ �- \If NORFOLK: AND WESTERN M AGAZIN E D.,e., m b cr , 19l<1 ===-==-==N~t1 ========================~========================== 34 Again, Zana Gale Webb dictates the following Jett~ to her mother to be sent to her chum, S ister Sue: Denr Sister Sue: I nm sending my picture to 'be put in rhe wonderful NoRFOLK AllD WESTERN MAOt\ZINE. I nm 17 months old nnd weight 25 pounds. Frank Webb is my dnddy. He is storeho use clerk nc Kimbnll. He 11 na Galt Webb plays bnll· on the te:un here. I like to wntch him piny. Don't you think I would mnke a ''snnppy" ball player? Your little chum, Znna Gale Webb. z :StiU another little bor who has some good ideas is. Jun,ior· Nye. His daddy is Machinist Fr'ed H . Nye of Portsmouth Shops.· This . ., h . f is· what e says: .. . . tftr Daddy works at night and he has to ;l~p (hiring the dny. If he don't get his rest he'c1uf'rdo his work good, so I take care of: rtly ibiiby brother And ketp him quie t so Onddy cnn alccp. I think that is . the best way to help Daddy. .I nm goin&: to be nn engineer when I get big. I nm e1gh t yen rs old. My Daddy has worked for the Norfolk and Western '15 years. His nnmc is Fred H. Nye, machinist, nt Portsmouth, Ohio. Here is another entry from one of Sister Sue's friends, Clotele D. Mills, 12 years old. Her daddy is a train conductor. I am going to tell you the best wny I ca n help my Dnddy. I feed and wntcr the chickens, cut the grnss, plant Rowers nnd clean the yard. When he gets home lnte I have his coal and wood np as I know he is tired. 1 also build n fire for him sometimes. I am going to school trying to get nn educntion so l can go to work nrHI dress myself nnd help my Dnddy when he gets sick nnd too old to work. Having turned o u r l i t t!·e cl ep art 111e11 t over to our fri ends this month, we hope that you will like them. And then, of course, there is the Major's usual story about his Ji ttle friend, Johnny, and a most attractive C/01de D. Mi/11 page of pictures, makin~ in all we think a most att ra ctive children's department this month. Thirty--three Reasons for Santa Claus HOW time flies ! Just M Y,think) boys and girls, when you get this Christmas number of your MACAZJNE1 it will be only a few short weeks until Santa comes. Can't you imagine that merry old fellow in his sleigh full of toys, cracking his whip as his reindeers· sail through the sky? We have heard that old Santa is going to1 bring a.t)9t of beautiful things to his children on the Norfolk and Westet~·, for J1e knows they have be~~1 i;c:.al go?d Ii ttle girls an~ boys. You . mustn t forget to wnte us wha~ he brings you and what you did Christmas. Sister Sue nnd the Major wish you the very best time yet, so a merry, merry Christmas ! . We know that Santa will come to see all of the boys and girls shown on our page of pictures this month. He certainly couldn't forget them, for their smiling faces tell him that they are thinki ng of him and that they have been very good all the year. Just look them over and see how many of them you know. They are : I. Samuel Randolph Penn, only grandchild· of Conductor S. T. Stanley, Shenandoah Division, Winston-Salem District. Age eight months. 2. Allan Moorhouse, son of E. Moorhouse, car repairer, Kimball Shop. Age three years. 3. Betsy Ross, two year old granddaughter of S. A. Ross, 1forema11 lumber yarc.l, R oanoke Shops. 4, ~. Frank Pr\.].~.t;t, e i ~h ~ year old sol\.,9.f J. W. P ruett, air 111spector, BJuefieltl Yard. ""-'.. ~- . 1;· 5. J ack Wilkinso n, gra n<lso n o f C. N. Wilkinson, Sr., p nin t s hop, Ro:rnoke. Age six m o n t h s . 6. H erbert Headen Sh e l t o n . son of Brakeman J. 0 . She l t o n, P oc ahontas Di vision . 7. Faye and babr Iris Atkins, daughters o f G. 13. :\ tkins, :lss is tan t roadmastc r, P ortsm o uth. 8. Margaret Ruth ( nge five years), Richard Battle an d Robert G~rdon (three rear ol<l twins ) , children o f F. E . Pauc, clerk in Telegraph Departm e n t, R oanoke. 9. Bill y Spain, a ge se v en, so n of Operator W. B. Spa in , "Gl'vl " telegraph oAice, Roan oke . Io. forank and Eli11or Harri s (age 12 and fiv e ye a rs ) chi ldren of Leverman K. S. Harris, R oanoke Terminal. I I. William, Jr., ( li ttle "Duffey") son of Conductor Duff DcFriece, Bristol. J 2. Vivian Gresham Leonar<l age two and one-half years, daugh~ ter of L R. Leonard, cl e rk Roanoke T ermi n al. ' 13. Alice L ee Davis, claugh ter o( Fireman D. A. D avis Shenandoah Division. ' 14. Albert Lett, seven yea r o ld son of Stephen L ett, yard brakeman, Kenova. 15. Ea..rl (age three), lVInry (age te~ months), and Erma (age five), ch ildren of Pron Haley car r epairer, Lynchburg Shop . ' 16. Catherin e Cecelia and Ma1·y Frances H e!·ley, daug h ters of T. J. I-Ierle yl cashier at Lynchburg . 17. SaraJ1 Julia Greenwood, two and one-half old cl a ugh ter o f A. P. Greenwood, labor for ema n Roanoke Shops . ' 18. L eroy Dudley Senter, Jr., I J month s old son of L. D . Senter boilermaker, Bristol Shop. ' J 9. Douglas H armon Crockett son of R . L. Crockett, gen erate;. attendant, Blues tone. 20. Donald (age four) and J e w ell (age six), children of Brakeman Ben Thompson, Scioto Di vision. 2.I. H erber t L inden Graham, l 8 m onths old son of Train Dis2atcher P. S. Graham, West Yard Blue field. ' 22.. James Holmes, son of J. vV. A. Holmes, storekeeper, Kenova. 23. Clytis Pruett, t e n year old sister 9f Frank Pru ett-No. 4. 24. Ralph E. Howard, nine months old son of Fred Floward, gang foreman, Car Departm e n t, Portsmouth. . 25 .. Ralph (age four years), a n d Randolph Dials, sons of G . vV. Dials, crane operator, P ortsmouth. �_·.....,;., 3. ~ ~ ··' .., ·: · ;2.1 .. "I . '.,_,., .. 0- ·.:-~ - -T I l I II , ........ f .. ·.· • .!.. ,:: VIHG!N!A /\Pl"'ALACHL~N i·JOTES �~ < :::.o c::> 'Z > > -0 !:J ~> f- " :t> 0 ~ .s- ::=--.:: c -I rn \,d Above-As seenfrom-.the inspectio!J_car. Below-A stop for a p-ictur~. . Lrft to right: D. L. Smit/1, ']. iF.:-Fann.er, .L . .C. A._yers, W. R ..Dawson, H. T. Hz~{!, 1-l. · 7. -Retnteker, Rufus Ellett (M. 117. clerk, Shenandoah-Division), 0. M~ Dawson, G. A. 11/alton, J. lvl. Farrow, F. L. Bur/on (Assistant ro¥.~P1:/J~{.~r,..f!..~4ford)?~v~~i~r;),, ]. · R. Ctalle> F. E. :Bastian, 0. Ii. Tolley, and C. P. Yost I �37 --- ·----.. ---. -- A WEAKLY PUBLICATION VOL, 9 NO. 46 - NOVEl\IIBER 16, 1968 - RICHWOOD, W. YA. Miss Rllla Smith o! Wheeling has come into possession of a booklet called "Dictionary or the Queen's English, which is published by the Travel and Promotion Division ot the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development, and which purports its~l! to be a speech compendium of the Tarheels. Miss Smith would like to share it with you. "This little dictionary is divided into three sections. The first contains definitions of old English words and phrases still used in North Carolinn. The second section contains a selection of North co.rolina dialect; n.nd the third, some of the more colorful expressions you are llkely to hear in the backwoods of our rural regions or on the main streets ol our cities ." fit (for fought): They ''fit" until tlley were plumb wore out, THE QUEEN' S ENGLISH arn (for iron): She has to ''arn" the clothes. The ''am" bar is heavy. !!Ueu (for fit): Tbis food isn't '•fitten" to eat. arter (for after): "Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling "arter." git (!or get): He doesn't like to ''git" up in the morning. flang (for flung): ~e "flang" his coat over the chair. I'll have jus; n tee-toncey piece. of pie. hit (for it): He is sure of "hit." git shet uv (for get rid of): Th~ !armer decided to "git shet uv his animals. ast (for asked): You can "ast'' directions at the ne~t town. hoigh (for high) (pronounced as hoy): There was a ' 1 hoigh" wind over the ocean. ball (for bµllet): The ' 'ball" went through the deer's body. ~--~~;:.~·::~~,-?'~ ~~ ...., ,. :.. ~· :··7'°'·:~ ,• .';-:~.: blle (for bo~): ~She '-wn1 '"blle" the water. The ''bile" on his leg was painful. blowed (for blown and blew): The wind had "blowed" all night. 1be steady wind ' 'blowed" the ship off course, ill-comrenient (for inconvenient): He got sick at an "ill- convenient" time. jine (for join) (as in pine): He decided to ''jine" the army. • I I cbainy (for China) (as in rainy): She set out her tinest ''chainy" _ for the dinner. I wouldn't do that for all the tea in ''Chainy." drap (for drop): He drank every drap of the milk. Don't ''drap" the bundle. I ''leai;-n•~ a ch.lid how to read. mought (for might): I "mought" go fishing today. As lazy as Uncle Deal. I I l1e'3.l'D- (for· '. teach):·- You have- to claphat (for hasty): He always acted in a "claphat" manner. cowcumber (for cucumber): Please pass the '•cowcumbers." lavish (for abundance): The fields produced a ''lavish" plenty of grain. nary (for not any): He owns '•nary" a thing but the clothes on his back. obleege (for oblige): Pll be glad to ''obleege" you 1! I can. As an expression of thanks: Much ''obleeged" for the ride. VIRGINIA APP !\LACl-H/\N NOTES �L oisland (for island) (pronounced oy- land): He spent most o! his li!e on an 11oisland." s lue (for many): We caught a whole "slue" ot fish. peart (for !eel1ngwell): Miss Jones s~dge_n (for a bit) : Use just a smidgen'' of salt when you cook an apple pie . seems "p~art" to be today. feeling right (for poison): The dog ate ' 'pizen" and died. ~izen recken (for believe): I "recken" we'll go to town on Saturday. salet (for salad): Garden greens, 1.e., turnip salad. I'm going to cook up a mess o! ''salet" for dinner. tee-toncey (for tiny) : I'll have just a "tee- toncey'' niece of P~ . - to1de (for tide): The "totde " i s coming in and !t'svery ''ho!gh ." ae slipped under the kiver and went to sleep ****************************************************** ByLaws of SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Present wording Article V: Meetings Section 1: Regular meetings of the society shall be held the third Saturday of each month at I :30 p.m. except June, July, August and December. Proposed change - beginning January 2004 to Aricle V: Meetings Section 1: Regular meetings of the Society shall be held the third Saturday of the month at 1:30 p.m. in January, March, May, September and November. The above change to the By Laws will be voted on at the Membership meeting. �BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA COLLECTED BY OiA.l:?LH T.131.J~T{)~ Troutville, Virginia iranscribed 1995 by "23a/;" C-Waky g:ocuk't 11 �This material has been copied as Mr Burton wrote the information on the index cards. Please remember that he never expected it to be copied or published, so we may ask where the cemetery is located (see Botetourt County Cemetery Book) . Each genealogist has his or her way of putting the information down - and it doesn't always make sense to someone else. This information is from material that has been research over a period of about 30 years or so - so some cards have sources while others do not. The census record is "The 1850 Botetourt County census" · The Heirs List gave the ages of the heirs, in some instances he put the ages in without adding years such as 76 or born ca . The death records are from the death register, death cert i ficates, inquest papers, cemeteries, Cronise Scrapbook, court order or minute book (this is where children are called orphans, in most cases the mother is still .living), deed books: division of land, selling of inherited land, and information he received from clients• He also used marriage records, birth records (these may show names of parents) . He took notes from various books and quarterlies that he had . The administrator or executor wi 11 be found in the cdurt order or minute book on the date given or the will book . The brack ets [ ] are used to designate information that was added at a later time. In 'reported by Steward ' is the steward of the Poor House . The books mentioned RELATED FAMILIES OF BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA, by J Wil 1 iam Austin II & Rebecca H R Austin, Roanoke, Virginia, Oct 1977 1850 BOTETOURT CO, VIRGINIA CENSUS by Charles T Burton KEGLEY'S VIRGINIA FRONTIER by F B Kegley, Published by the Southwest Virginia Historical Society, Roanoke, Va, 1938 OUT FROM THE BLUE RIDGE (Kessler/Kesler Families of Botetourt Co, Virginia) by Morris S Kessler 8 Rev A Dean Kesler, 1984 CRONISE SCRAPBOOK, compiled by Mrs Harold Alvin Newland er, NM, a xerox copy SEED-BED OF THE REPUBLIC, by Robert Douthat Stoner, 1962 BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900, THROUGH COUNTY CEMETERY RECORDS - published by the Botetourt County American Bicentennial Commission 1978? As Mr Burton has told me many time "Prove or disprove the information you are given," so go to the original records Please forgive the errors (you can never find them al 1) - and I have not capitalized a middle name for a surname. Babe Fowler just hope I �4l Abbreviations used in Botetourt Co Deaths adm / admr /admrs - administrator(s) gch - grandchil dren Alb - Albermarle Co, Va gd - granddau ghter All Co - Alle g hany Co, Va gdn - guardian Am Rev /Am R - American Revolutionary (War) gf - grandfather Amh - Amherst Co, Va gs I gsons - gran dson(s) app - apprisal Hal - Halifax Co, Va Aug - Augusta Co, Va h/o - husband of b - born hus - husband Bap - Baptist Ry - Henry Co, Va Bed - Bedford Co, Va Inv - inventory b-i-1 - brother-in-law Ind - Indiana bk - book K & Q - King & Queen Co, Va b/o - brother of m - month Bot Co - Botetourt Co, Va m - mother bro(s) -brother(s) m/o - mother of Buck - Buckingham Co , Va Mont - Montgomery Co, Va ca - about Mort - Mortality Camp - Campbell Co , Va p(-~)--pa'!'en·t-(-s) -------· Presby - Presbyterian cd - cause of death Pr Ed Co - Prince Edward Co, Va cem - cemetery Pr Wm - Pr ince William Co ,Va Cert - Cert ificate of death Rb - Rockbridge Co, Va ch - chi ldren ref - reference co - county rep - reported col - colonel Rev - reverend Ck - creek Rh - Rockingham Co, Va d - died Rke - Roanoke (city or Co), Va d - day Shen - Shenandoah Co, Va dau(s) - daughter(s) s -i-1 - son- i-law DB - deed book s i s(s) - sister(s) dec ' d - deceased s/o - son of d-i-1 - dau ghter-in-law Spotts - Spottsylvania Co, Va d/o - daughter of twsp - township Eng - Eng land unk I unkn - unknown Ex - executive unmd - unmarried f - father vet - veteran f -i-1 father - in-law Wash - Washing ton Co , Va Fl Co - Floyd Co, Va WB - will book Fkln or Fr - Franklin Co, Va w/o - wife of f/o - father of y - year Gb - Greenbrier Co, (W) Va •, ... _1rio..,I �BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINI A, DEATHS ABAR see : Mr s James Emory McDANIEL ABBOTT see Mels ena LARCH , Dr Thomas MILLER, Julia StCLAIR ABLE see Nicholas BIPES ABSHIRE , (male) - b 9 Jan 1914 , Botetourt Co - d 9 Jan 1914 Bot . co , _ f James o ABSHIRE ( b Frank lin Co , Va) - m Roberta BLACK (Ake rs ) ( b Fr. Co, va . ) - buried on Abshi re far m - cd Stil l born . ACKERLY see William PATTERSON ACTON see Sarah Jane THOMPSON ACTON , Jos hua - d 14 J ul y 1828 (Ch ca l led orphans) Bot . Co - Relatives : Ch: Jane , James, William, Thomas a ll under 14 & Hester, Ann, El izabeth, g Mary. ADAMS s e e Nannie A BROWN, Henry HOLSTON Sr, I S AUSTIN, James AUS TIN, P et e r AUSTIN , William AUSTIN, Frederick M LAYMAN, Mary J LAYMAN , Nathan E LAYMAN, Tbeodocia U LAYMAN, David MILLER ADAMS, A J - 1925 Bot . Co , Va - Ref : l ist o f heirs - h / 0 Ne ttie ADAMS. ADAMS , Andrew Jacks on - b 2 Au g 1845, Bot . Co - d 2 7 Dec 1 853, age 6y 4m 26d Bot . Co, Va - f John ADAMS - m Eliza - cd Scarl e t f eve r - repor t ed b y fat h er . (Grave - family Cem ., e ast of t e l ephon e off i ce , Daleville) ADAMS, Edward S (or L) - b ca 1787 (cen s u s #299) - d by 1 5 Mar 1859 , wi l l Bot . co - Ref : Will Book - Relatives : ch : Morgan , Robe rt, John, James , Frances ; bros: J oel T, John L; s i s Mildred WEBB; Admr : Philip W WEBB (14 May 1877) ADAMS, El i zabe th - b 24 Nov 184 6 Fkln Co, Va - d 3 Sep 1 9 13 Bo t . Co , Va George METTS (b Fr Co) - m Naomi SINI (b Fr Co) - b u r i ed Dal evil l e Cem . TB - Ch: Sudie REED, Delia, W C ADAMS; w/o George W ADAMS. f cd ADAMS, Frank E - d 1948 Bot . Co , Va - Ref : l is t of He i rs - h/o Eva ADAMS ADAMS, George W - b 13 Feb 1843 , Bot Co - d 1 Mar 1913 Bot Co, Va (WB2 p98) - f J ohn ADAMS (b Bot Co) - m Ann E (FIRESTONE) (b Bot Co) - bur i ed Da l e v i 1 1 e Cem - cd Pneumonia - h/o "Bettie" Su s an Elizabeth HETZ ADAMS - c h: Sudie REED, Delia, W C ADAMS. ADAMS, Belen El izabeth - b 26 May 1913, Bot Co - d 29 Jun e 1913 Bot Co - f w ADAMS (b Bot Co) - m Lillie B (GARST) (b Troutvi ll e, Bot Co ) - bur ied Dale ville Cem. - cd Illio Colitis . c ADAMS, John J - b 20 Dec 1795 - d 16 Aug 1875 Bot Co - Ref : Wi 1 1 Book, Cem . near telephone office in Dal evil l e - Relatives : wife Eliza, son Ge orge. �ADAMS, Micaj ab (Rev. Soldier) - b 1757 - d 1842 Sul livan Co, TN - wife El izabeth ROLSTON - buried Acuff Chapel Cem , Blount v ille , TN - info from Gen Soc Quarterly Feb 1965 . ADAMS , Rich a rd - d by 9 May 1815 (ch called orph ans) Bot Co - ch Eliza J & one other . Va Tabit ha , ADAMS , Su san A - 2 Nov 1834 - 7 Feb 1900 Bot Co , Va - gr ave Solitude Gem. , near Arcadia , Va . ADKI NS, George - d by 19 Mar 1911 Bot Co, - cd h i t by train - Ref : Inqu est papers . AGEE see fema l e DILLARD AGIST see He nry DILL AGNOR see EGNOR AGNOR, Laure nce (or Samue l ) - b 20 Apr 1891, Rb . Co - d 2 Sep 1913 Bot Co f Robert AGNOR (b Rb Co) - m Sallie (HUFFMAN) ·(b Rb Co) - buried Rockbridge Co Cem - cd kil l ed by exp l oding boil er . AINSWORTH see He l e n THOMPSON AKERS see ABSHIRE AKINS s ee a l so EAKINS AKINS , Redmont (al so written Eakin ) - d by 13 Dec 1 781 (while in Army) Rep ort e d in Bot Co - Ref : Wi l l Book A- 138 , Admr bond, wil l dated 17 Aug 1781 - Ch: William, J e an, Isabell, Hannah, Eliz abeth , E11inor, (on 13 Apr 1784 al l ch we re under 1 4 exce pt son William), wi fe not n amed ; o t her s : Samuel AKINS , John LEMASTER, Richard VEST ; admr Elinor, Samuel & Nathan AKIN. ALBERT see Mary J WILLIAMS, Nannie 0 EAKIN ALBRIGHT , Gas p e r - d by 11 Sep 1804 (ch c alled orphans) Bot Co - ch: John, Sarah (both over 14) . ALCORN see Corne lius RUDDELL ALDERSON see Samuel PHILIPS, Mar y C BOLTON, Matil d a SHUE ALDERSON, Curtis - d by Feb 1804 Bot Co, Va - Ref: WB B- 50 wi l l dated 1 June 1803 ; WB B- 139 settl eme nt - wife Eli z abeth ; ch : Bur, Thoma s, Elizabeth (md - - CRESS ) , Bes t e r (md --- WOLTZ); gch: Eli z abeth CLOYD , Curtis ALDERSON (s/o Thomas ); ex ' r Thomas ALDERSON . ALDERSON, Eliza A - b ca Feb 1810 Bedford Co, Va - d 10 May 1865 Bot Co, Va age 55y 3m Od - f John MERRITT - m Sa1lie - cd Pneumonia - reported by hus b a n d John B ALDERSON. ALDERSON , J a mes - d 9 Au g 1774 Bot Co , Va - Ref: Will Book A-p49 , appointment of Adm' r , appraisa l. Admr : John Ald erson . VlnGINIA /\l~P,\L;\CI !1/',N !,!OTES �ALDERSON John - d by 9 Nov 17 80 Bot Co - Ref : WB A-128 , Wi ll dat ed 24 Feb 1780 , Ad~r. bon d. - wife Jane; ch : John, Curt:is , . Benjamin, Th o mas , Simon; gc h : George (of John ) , Thomas ( of Curtis ) . Admr : C~rti s Alders on . (Note : part of estat e was on Clinch & Gr eenbrier) . ALDERSON, Le wis W W - b ca 20 May 18 4 2 Bot Co - d 31 May 1 8 6 2 He nri co Co, Va age 20y Om lld - repor ted i n Bot Co - f C L ALDERSON - rn P W - c d Gu n s hot a t 7 Pin es - reported by father. ALDERSON , Martha J d ca May 18 34 Bot Co - d 30 Sep 1862 Bot Co -a ge 4d - f C L ALDERSON p W - c d dip th er i a - reported by father . 28y 4m ALDERSON, Mary Catherine - b 22 Jun e 1846 Bot Co - d 12 Dec 1913 Bot Co Jacob WILHELM (b Va ) - buried Ald er s on Cem - cd Cancery Mammary Gl and _ ALDERSON, Sat:ah M - d ca 11 Feb 183 7 Bot Co - d 19 Oct 1862 Bot Co _ age 8m 14d - f c L ALDERSON - m p W - cd pne umon i a - reported by father f 25 y ALEXANDER see Marion Stuart JONES, Francis Thomas ANDERSON ALEXANDER , James - d by 9 May 1775 Bot Co - Ref : WB A-SS , will writen 24 1774 , admr bon d - Relatives : cous i ns James TOSH, Sarah BEACHY. Ot h ers : Thomas TOSH, Mary CRAWFORD; Admr: Samuel CRAWFORD, Jonathan TOSH. Aug ALEXANDER, James - b ca 1814 Va (cens u s # 1 015) - d 2 Sep 1 865 Bot Co _ cd murdered by Thomas Engart - Ref: Inque s t p a pers . - Adm . 11 Sep 1865, E dward G FLAHERTY ALIFF , Boward - b 18 Mar 1913 Bot Co - 24 Ap r 191 5 Bo t Co - f Rufus W ALIFF (b Rke Co, Va) - m Virginia (RICHARDSON) ( b Fkl n Co , Va) - b uri e d Mi l l Creek Cem - cd Spinal Men eng i t i s • ALIFF, Stel a - b 19 Apr 186 1 Montgomery Co, Va - d 1 9 Ma y 1 9 1 5 Bot c o buried Mill Creek Cem . - cd TB - ALL, Mary Robe rt - b 21 May 190 0 Va - d 7 J uly 1 917 Bot Co - f Wi11 iam Robert ALL (b Rke Co) - m Louisa Mary (WILKERSON) (b Bl a n d Co, Va ) - bur i ed Shiloah Cem - cd TB ALLEN see Susan DEISHER, William FLEMING, Julia Gat e wood LATANE, LATANE, Samue l McFERRAN, Jennie Allen OWEN ALLEN, (female) - b 15 Sep 1868 Bot Co - d 25 Sep 1868 Bot Co - f John B ALLEN - m Ann E - cd 0 - reported by father f em ale ag e Oy Om l Oct ALLEN, Ann - d 1 7 July 1821, at Gen JAMES BRECIENRIDGE' s Bot Co, Va. Repor ted in "Herald of the Val l ey" 23 Ju l y 1821 ALLEN, Ann E - b ca 1833 Bot Co - d 12 Oct 1868 Bot Co - age 3 5 y - f Thoma s H BURNS - m Lucy C - cd consump tion - reported by hu s b and John B ALLEN ALLEN, Baldwin (Pvt) - unmd - b 31 Oct 1844 Bot Co - d 2 Se p 1862 T a zewe l 1, TN rep orted Bot Co - 17y llm l d - f J(ohn) J ALLEN - m M E (PAYNE) - c d typhoid fever - reported by fat h er - Ref: Death Bo o k; Beaver dam g rav es ton e �Lf 5 ALLEN , Fannie - b ca 1847 (or 1836) Bot Co - d 4 June 1917 Bot Co - f M.,t..t.hew ALLEN (b Bot Co) (Note: Matthew was most likely her bro) - m unknown - buried Alms House Cem - cd Mitrel Insufficiency ALLEN, George Jackson - Pvt - b ca 1842 Bot Co - d 25 June 1862 Richmond, Va, Military Hospital - 19y 8m 26d - reported Bot Co - f John J ALLEN - rn Mary E (PAYNE) - cd typhoid fever - reported by fa ther - Ref: Death book; Beaverdam g ravestone. ALLEN, Rugh - d by June 1816 Bot Co - f Malcolm ALLEN (d 1792) - m Mary - Ref: WB C p53 , 360; will dated 12 Apr 1816 codicil 13 Apr 1816, settlement - wife Anne; Ch: Anne (md -- MOORE), Jeny (md [Wm] COMPTON), Malco1Jn, Thomas, William, John, James, Betsy (md -- MILLER), Matilda, Polly, Robert, Patsy (md -- PILE), Rebecca, Moses; Nephew Jobn ALLEN; gsons Daniel ALLEN, Hugh ALLEN (of Robert). Ex's Robert 8 John ALLEN ALLEN, James - b 6 Dec 1762 - d 26 Sep 1844 Bot Co - f Robert ALLEN - m Mary Jane WALKINSHAW?? - h/o Jane ALLEN (d 182 6) - Ref: Beaverdam gravestone ALLEN, James Madison - b 9 Apr 1840 - 6 Mar 1859 Bot Co - f John J ALLEN - m M E P(ayne) - Ref: Beaverdam gravestone ALLEN, James S - b ca 1790, Va (census # 281) - d by 12 Apr 1858 Bot Co - f John ALLEN - h/o Lucy (HARVEY) - DB 31 p522 , 8 May 1852, he 8 wife sold his last land. Note: DB K pl86, on 12 May 1858 both he 8 his wife was dead. Adm. John B ALLEN ALLEN, James S - b 29 Sep 1842 - d 2 June 1872 Bot Co - f John Brown ALLEN m Cornelia C BUNTER - Ref: Beaverdam gravestone ALLEN, Jane - b ca 1761 - d 13 July 1826 Bot Co - age 65y - f w/o James ALLEN - Ref: Beaverdam gravestone STEELE - ALLEN, Jane - b ca 1852, Bot Co - d 20 Oct 1856 Bot Co - f Matthew H ALLEN m E(lizabeth CASH) - cd Flux - reported by father ALLEN, John (over 14) - d by 8 Sep 1828 (son called an orphan) Bot Co - son Madison ALLEN, John - b ca 1776 (or 1774) (census # 1417) - d 5 May 1854 Bot Co - f Moses ALLEN - m Lydia - cd Lung disease - reported by friend Martin McFERRAN - h/o Placentia ALLEN - Ex Martin McFERRAN (12 June 1854) ALLEN, John Franklin - (census # 800) - b 1801 (or 1798) - d 1863 Bot Co - f John ALLEN - h/o Nancy (PERSINGER) ALLEN - Ref : Allen-Cooper Cem (near ruins old Allen house) ALLEN, John James (Justice Va Supreme Court) - b 26 Sep 1797 Shenandoah Co, Va - d 18 Sep 1871 Bot Co - f James ALLEN - rn Jane STEELE - hf o Mary E (PAYNE) ALLEN - Ref: Beaverdam gravestone. ALLEN, Malcom - d 15 Feb 1792 Bot Co - Ref: WB A p311, will dated 12 Dec 1791, Admr bond - Ch: Rugh, Robert, Moses, Rebecca, Mary , Martha, Elizabeth , Letty, John - Admr John ALLEN ,. .:-\ .. .. ' .... . ' . I •-' • . ... - . -..-'-- �ALLEN, Malcolm - d by 4 Jan 1815 Bot Co - f Hugh ALLEN - m Anna - Re f : WB B p418, WB C pl26, Appraisal & division - Relatives: wife Margaret; Ch : J ohn, Joseph, Archibald, William, Mary Ann, Newton, Elizabeth, Cary, Jame s ALLEN, Mary E - b 7 Sep 1805 - d 22 Mar 1891 Bot Co - f PAYNE - w / o Judge John J ALLEN - Ref: Beaverdam Cem . ALLEN, Mary Jane - b ca 1735 (Ireland) - d 31 July 18 18 Bo t Co - ag e 83 y - f , Walkinshaw (Stoner p265) - w/o Robert Allen - Re f Be a ver dam Gr a v e s-to_ n_e- - m/o James ALLEN (d 1844) ALLEN, Moses - d by 11 Mar 1812 Bot Co - f Malcolm ALLEN - m Mary - Ref : WB Ch: Po11y (md John BIGGS), Rebecca (md William BYRD), Jane (md Robert Walker), Ma1co1m (m d A1ice ) , John (md Martha ) ; gs_ App1eton , Allen - Others: Widow Simpson _ Ex 'r: John ALLEN, Jr. B p283, will dated 24 June 1809 - Relatives: wife Lydia, --- ALLEN, Nancy PERSINGER - b 1813 - d 1879 Bot Co - w/o John Franklin ALLEN _ Ref: Allen- Carper Cem . (near ruins old Allen house) ALLEN, Nannie W - b ca 1832, Rockbridge Co, Va - d 24 Feb 1859 Mill Creek, Bot Co - age 27y - f James HALL - cd "Infamation" - r e ported by hus John B ALLEN ALLEN, Placencia - l> ca 1775 or 1777 Bot Co (census #1417) - d 20 Sep 1855 Bot Co - f Joseph VANMETER - m Hannah - cd f lux - reported by son Mart in McFERRAN - Ref : Bot Co marriage 15 July 1802 Placy VANMETRE & Samue1 He FERRAN (Samuel's widow md ff2 John ALLEN) - Adm: Martin McFERRAN ALLEN, Rebecca - b ca Apr 1806 - d 3 Aug 1822 Bot Co, Va - age 16y 4m 8d - f John ALLEN - m Rebecca POAGE - Reported in "Herald of the Valley " 17 Aug 1822 ALPHIN se e Mary J CIRCLE, Jane LIFFORD ALPHIN, Raymond Sizer - b 4 Dec 1913 Va - d 14 Apr 1914 Bot Co - f ALPHIN (b Va) - m Bettie (SIZER) (b Va) - buried Cedar Bluff Cem Pneumonia George cd ALPINE s ee Jane LIFFORD ALTMAN, Henry T, Rev - b 27 Feb 1854 PA - d 4 Aug 1912 Bot Co - f ALTMAN (b unk) - m Elizabeth (CASE) (b unk) - buried Eagle Rock Di abe t es Millitus James cd ALVIS see Kelsie C KLEPER AMACKS see EMACKS, AMYX AMACKS, Matthew - d by 10 Apr 1779 Bot Co - Re f: WB A p 109, will dated 9 Mar 177 6 - Relat i ve s: Ch: James Matthew, Samuel A; Son-in-law James SMITH AMMEN see John F COFFMAN, George NEVILLE, Jane NEVILLE, Anna PECK, Martin PECK ·v1RGINfA APPALACH!l.NMC/i t~s �47 .AMHEN , Alice V - 8 Apr 1818 - d 15 Dec 1899 Bot Co - Ref : Old Dutch Cem. A.MMEN, Benjamin - b 10 Dec 1800 Bot Co - d 15 June 1867 - age 67y - f Michael A.MMEN - m Catherine - cd Paralzied - Reported by son M T AMMEN - h/o Naomi AMMEN - buried Fincast le Presbyterian Cem - Adm: 8 July 1867 Michael T & Samuel Z AMMEN A.MMEN, Catherine - b 18 Apr 1771 - d 12 Mar 1849 Bot Co - Ref: Old Dutch Cem AMMEN, Charles W - b ca May 1843 - d 8 Oct 1845 Bot Co - age l 7m - f John AMMEN - m Sarah - Ref : Old Dutch Cem . AMMEN, Charlton V - b ca 1855 Bot Co - d 7 Aug 1862 Bot Co - age 7y Michae l T AMMEN f m HENRIETTA - cd Diptheria - reported by father A.MMEN, Durst - d by Sep 1805 Bot Co - Ref: WB B plll - will dated 29 Apt 180S - Wife Eve; Ch : Barbara (md Christian BERCBBARGER), Eve, David, Jacob, Michael, John. - Ex 'rs : widow & sons John & Michael AMMEN lame, A.MMEN, Emma Jane - b Fincast le, Bot Co - d 18 Aug 1853 Bot Co - f Michael T AMMEN - m HENREITTA R - cd Pneumonia - reported by father .AMMEN, Eve - b 2 Sep 1767 - d 2 Aug 1848 Bot Co - Ref: Old Dutch Cem. A.MMEN, Eve - d by 24 Oct 1812 Bot Co - Ref : WB B p 334 , appraisal A.MMEN, John - b 17 Sep 1761 - d 17 June 1846 Bot Co - Ref: Old Dutch Cem. A.MMEN, Michael - b 15 July 1765 - d 17 Apr 1840 Bot Co - Ref: Old Dutch Cem A.MMEN, Naomi - b 29 Mar 1810 - d 1 Nov 1886 Bot Co - bur ied Fincastle Presbyterian Cem - w/o Benjamin AMMEN (1800-1867) A.MMEN, Sarah C - b ca July 1851 - d 8 Aug 1852 Bot Co - age ly Om 23d - f John .AMMEN - m Sarah - Ref: Old Dutch Cem. A.MMEN, Sarah F - b 10 Mar 1826 - d 22 Feb 1898 Bot Co - Ref: A.MMEN, Susan Virginia - b A.MMEN - m Besta - cd Flux Old Dutch Cem ca 1 855 Bot Co - d 3 Sep 1857 Bot Co - f Daniel - reported by father .AMMEN, Su san Woodson - b ca 1 852 Bot Co - d 9 Mar 1854 Bot Co - age ly 9m Od f John Ammen - m Sarah - cd Scarlet Fever - reported by father - Ref: Old Du tch Cem . - AMYX see EMACKS, AMACKS AMYX, Andrew - d by 13 June 1831 (ch called orphans) Bot Co - Cb: Elizabeth , Emeline, Hastin (the last over 14y by 12 Dec 1836. (Court Order Boolcs) AMYX, AMYX, Andrew - d by 11 Sep 1 854 Bot Co, Va: Adm: Andrew AMYX James - d by Oct 1815 Bot Co - Ref: WB C pl7 on 1 3 Oct 1828 his orphan, Pete r' s gdn Appraisal - Relatives: VIRGIN!/\ APP/\L/\CHi.AN NOTES �48 AMYX, Samuel - d by Jan 1819 Bot Co - Ref: WB C pl58, will date d 5 May 1818 Ch: Isaac, Andrew, Peggy (md [Mark] TAYLOR ) , Elizabeth (rnd [Robert ] PRES TON ) , Esther (md LAMB), Susanah, Elinor ANDERSON see Benjamin DOUGLAS Sr, Maud CAMPBELL, Martha C ANDER SON FIREBAUGH , Joseph GAUNT, Margaret GORDON, Ralph Lewis HIPES, Christian LEMMON ANDERSON, female - b 23 May 1914 Bot Co - d 23 May 1914 Bot Co - m Eva May ANDERSON (unmd) (b Bot Co) - buried Eagle Rock Cern - cd born d ead ANDERSON, Annie - b 29 Dec 1770 Frederick Co, Md - d 23 July 184 8 Bo t Co - f [Francis THOMAS - m Grace ] - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian g rave s ton e - w / 0 Col William ANDERSON - Bot Co Cem Bk #506 ANDERSON, Cassandra M - b 2 Jan 1807 - 1 Jan 1887 Bot Co - f SHANKS Ref: Fincastle 'Presbyterian gravestone - w/o #1 William PATTON, :/12 Col. John Thomas ·ANDERSON - (Stoner's Book) - Bot Co Cem Bk 482 . ANDERSON, Catherine (widow) - b ca 1776 Frederick Co, Va - d 4 Apr 1862 Bot Co - age 86y - cd old age - Reported by son Charles F ANDERSON - [ Hu s , John ANDERSON, (1778-1859), Family Tradition says she 8 bus.' s bodies were shipped back to Frederick Co, Va, for burial.] ANDERSON, Charles Ballard - d 1938 Bot Co - f Hiram B ANDERSON - m Mary F Other relatives: wife "Delia" Cornelia (b ca 1868); Ch: Walter, Bessie ( md _ _· LOONEY), Ida M (md HIPES), Edgar, Clarence ANDERSON, Charles E - b 20 June 1883 - d 8 Mar 1884 Bot Co - f George R ANDERSON - m Jenny RADER - buried Brick Union Cern - info from Juanita Anderson SHULL - Ref: Bot Co Cem Bk #797 ANDERSON, Charles E - b 24 Sep 1858 - d 17 Apr 1882 Bot Co - f Charles F ANDERSON - m Mary [J McCLURE] - grave Britts Cem, near Haymaker town) - Bot Co Cem Bk #1272. ANDERSON, Charles F - b 11 Mar 1822 - d 19 Apr 1899 Bot Co - f[John ANDERSON (1779-1859) - m Catherine (1776-1862)]- h/o Mary J ANDERSON (1832-1897) Ref: gravestone family cem between Hayrnakertown Road 8 Blacksburg Road. Bot Co Cem Bk #1273 ANDERSON, Charles William - b 25 Mar 1845 - d 11 July 1846 Bot Co ANDERSON - m Cassandra M - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone Co Cem Bk #495 ANDERSON, Edward D (of Glen Wilton) - d 1923 Bot Co (will) SON - m Georgianna BACIDS]- wife M Lou - Bot Co Will Book f John T Ref: Bot f[Wi11iam ANDER- ANDERSON, Ellen - d 1915 (Bot Co Will Book) - Relatives: late hus Joseph ANDERSON, Ch: Mattie L ANDER.SON, Marion (rnd CRAIG) ANDERSON, Elred W - b ca 1853 Bot Co - d 22 Aug 1856 Bot Co SON - m America - cd Dysentary - reported by father f John B ANDER- �-qqANDERSON, Francis Thomas - b ca 1808 - d 1887 (in Lexington, Va) reported Bot Co - f William ANDERSON - rn Anne THOMAS - Ref: Will Book, Stoner's Book - h/o Macy Ann ALEXANDER ANDERSON, George Anna - b 15 July 1826 - d 23 Mar 1857 Bot Co - f George BACKUS - m Dorothy - cd Feaver - reported by hus, William ANDERSON - grave Pettigrew Cem (near Bessemer) - Bot Co Cem Bk #343 & 3739 ANDERSON, Harris - b ca 18 21 - d 18 Aug 1891 Bot Co - age 70y - f [William ANDERSON - m Deborah BARRIS] - grave Watson-Anderson Cem (near Lick Run) Bot Co Cem Bk #3699 ANDERSON, Harvey - d 1928 - [ f John ANDERSON - rn Matilda WAX] - hus Peter ANDERSON (b ca 1872) (parents not known) - Ch: ? Galvani BURWELL & Ray BURWELL - Ref: Bot Co Heir List (?colored?) ANDERSON, Henry - d ca 1837 Bot Co - f [John ANDERSON] - m [Martha BROADWATER] - Ref: WB E p806 (Inv) - h/o Mary SNIDER ANDERSON, James (maybe same as App. returned in Mont Co) - d by Dec 1815 Bot Co - Ref: WB C p26 date of will 26 Jan 1814 - Relatives: wife Margaret; gs (by s/o last wife) James ANDERSON ANDERSON, James - b [ca 1782 Pa] - d by 14 July 1851 Bot Co - Ref: WB H P 357 (Inv) - Adm William ANDERSON (?son) ANDERSON, James G - d 1939 Bot Co - Rel: wife Mary S; bros & sis: VS, Bernard, Richard, Citherine (md FRANCISCO); nephews: Decater PORTER, Joseph PORTER, Clarence PORTER, WC PORTER; nieces: Annie LEMON, Edna HUMPHREYS, Edith GLOVER, Katherine ALL, Judith BISHOP; grand nieces: Kary L & Annie HUFFMAN ANDERSON, John - b ca July 1778 Frederick Co, Va - d 28 Apr 1859 Bot Co - age 80y 9m Od - cd Gravel - reported by son Charles F Anderson - h/o Catherine ANDERSON. [Family tradition says the bodies of him & wife were shipped bac k to Frederick Co, Va, for burial.] ANDERSON, John Thomas, Col - b 5 Apr 1804 - d 27 Aug 1879 Bot Co - f Wi1liam ANDERSON (1764-1839) - m Anne THOMAS (1770-1848) - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone - h/o Mrs Cassandra M (SHANKS) PATTON (1807-1887) - Bot Co Cem Book #483 ANDERSON, John Thomas - b 21 Sep 1843 - 23 Sep 1846 Bot Co - £ John T ANDERSON - m Cassandra M (SHANKS) PATTON - Ref: Fincastl e Presbyterian gravestone - Bot Co Cem Bk #495A ANDERSON, Joseph (negro) - b [ca 1840] - d 30 Aug 1912 Bot Co - age 72y buried 1st Baptist Cem, Cloverdale, Va - Bot Co Cern Bk #3689 ANDERSON, Joseph W, Maj - b 19 Dec 1836 - (census #1347) - ct 1 7 May 1863 Reported Bot Co - f John Thomas ANDERSON - rn Mrs Cassandra Morrison (SHANKS) PATTON - cd killed at Battle of Bakers Creek - Ref: Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone - Relatives: wife Susan W (MORRIS), Ch: Anna, John T - WB K p804 - Ex John F ANDERSON (9 Nov 1863) - Bot Co Cem Bk #487 \1'1'JIA / '• ' I : \ j l • .'"\ ' \. ' • . \ 1 I �ANDERSON, Margaret - b 1738 - 26 July 1810 Bot Co - f NEELEY - Ref : Presby terian Cem at Fincastle (gravestone); Stoner• s Book - wIo Robert ANDERSON ( d 1825) - m/o William ANDERSON - Bot Co Cem Bk # 48 5 ANDERSON, Mary - b 23 Feb 1840 - d Jan 1841 Bot Co - f William T ANDERS ON or should this be John T ANDERSON - m C(assandra) M (SHANKS) - Ref : Fincas tle Presbyterian gravestone - Bo Co Cem Bk #503 AMDERSPM, Mary J - b 30 Oct 1832 - 6 Aug 1897 Bot Co - f (James) McCLURE - m (Martha MAYS) - w/o Charles F ANDERSON (1822-1899) - Ref : grav eston e in B r i t t Family Cem between Haymakertown Road & Blacksburg Road - Bot Co Cem Dk 1112 7 4 ANDERSON, Melvin Asa - b 15 May 1846 - d 27 Mar 1923 Bot Co - f (John ANDERSON) - m (Matilda WAX) - grave Slicer-Godwin Cem (Finca s tl e) - Bot Co C e m Bk #1675 ANDERSON, Nancy - d ca· 1837 Bot Co - f [ McCAMPBELL] - Ref : WB E p 714 William ANDERSON (d 18~2) - Ch: ~artba RHODES, Sarah SKIDMORE - w/ o ANDERSON, Peter - [b ca 1872] - d 1929 - Relatives: bros B H (b ca 18 70), (b over SO), sis: Lucy JACKSON (b ca 1880) - Ref: Bot Co He ir Li s t Tom ANDERSON, Robert - (Am Rev) - b ca 1739, Donegal Co, Ireland - d 22 July 182 5 Bot Co - 86y - WB Dp145 - f [Robert] ANDERSON - m Catherine GRAHAM - Ref : Fincastle Presbyterian gravestone, Stoner• s Book - h/ o Margaret NEELEY - f Io William ANDERSON - [Ch: William, John dee 'd, Robert, James, Rebecca HOWARD, Margaret DENTON. - [Bot Co Cern Bk #485A & 1680] ANDERSON, Robert - d ca 1847 (d in MO) will in Bot Co - f [Robert ANDERSON) - m [Margaret NEELY] - Ref: WB G p 359 - h/o Elizabeth (LEMMON) ANDERSON Ch: Catherine REID, William ANDERSON, Robert - b 18 Feb 1916 Va - d 18 Feb 1916 Bot Co - f Wi11 ANDERSON (b Va) - m Lillie (CLARISON) (b W Va) - buried Haymakertown Cem - cd Prolonged Pressure on Umbilical Cord ANDERSON, Rosa R - b 23 Dec 1884 - d 22 Feb 1894 Bot Co son - m Lillian V - [Bot Co Cern Bk #1 567] Me1vin Asa Ander- f ANDERSON, Sallie ARCHER - b 23 Dec 1852 - d 12 Aug 1854 Sweet Springs, - f Joseph R ANDERSON - m Sarah E ARCHER -[Bot Co Cem Bk #507 ] Bot Co ANDERSON, Samuel - b 1858 - d 1926 Bot Co - grave Mt Union Cem -[Bot Co Cem Bk #1 77 3] ANDERSON, Thurman H - b 5 June 1905 - 26 Feb 1911 Bot Co m L M - [Bot Co Cem Bk # 1276] f G H ANDERSON - ANDERSON, William - d by Feb 1822 Bot Co - f [Isaac ANDERSON] - m [Margaret EVANS] - Ref: WB C p341 will dated 13 Apr 1821 - Relatives: wife Nancy, Ch: Sally, Samuel Suart Barker (?Barker surname or part of g iven nam e??) , Wi11iam, Alexander BARKER should be BARBER VIRGINIA /\PPAL/\Cl HAN NOTES �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free §Q word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space permits. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 28, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource Marsteller Tombstone Records from 1957; The Case of Two Archibald Woods; Nostalgia from the N&W Magazine, December 1924; Botetourt County Deaths, Abar-Anderson. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Winter 2004 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv28n1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4994/VANv27n4.pdf f750bed0a0b517a7c812525aa268ade3 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 FALL 2003 I Virginia Appalachian Notes Danllllle • I Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �SO UTH WESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calenda r Year 20 03 Office r s a nd Exe c ut ive Board Area Code 540 Kare n Kappcsser Gene Swartzell F red Anderson Micki Prescott 977--0067 890-399 1 7 74 -7521 985--075 1 7 74-2658 725-5303 Preside nt V ice- P resid e nt R ecord Sec re ta ry Corresponding Secreta ry T reasure r M e1n bc rs hi p VAN E djtor 1mmedi a tc Pas t Presid e nt W i nfred H . 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Vol. 27 - No. 4 - Fall 2003 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Family History Celebration 2003 138 Alleghany Springs and Surroundings copy from Helen Johnson 145 Book Review 155 Shawsville History Is Traced copy from Helen Johnson 156 Filling in the Blanks with Census by Juliana Smith, Ancestry.com 157 Corrections and Queries 160 From Sea to Shining Sea in 150 Years by Charles R. Anderson 161 Researching Military Records Handout Compliments of Carol Tuckwiller 169 Letter From Frazier M . Otey to Mr. George W. Waskey Jr. Transcribed by Babe Fowler 171 Index to Volume 27 176 - - l<ocmok~ C\ty Pubt\c UbrOJ"\< Vlrginlci t<oom VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES �Southwestern 'Virginia (jeneafogical Society, ,nc. P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, WE DID IT!!! On October 18 your Society staged a very successful Family History Celebration Day. The speakers were excellent. Their programs contained much useful in formation and it was a treat to hear them. The various authors in attendance offered a wide assortment of books for sale as well as answered questions about their works. While we did not keep an actual "head" count, we had around 80 people participate in the activities. The Society wishes to thank all who helped make this day special. Gene Swartzell lists their names in her article on page 138. The article also includes photographs of the day' proceedings. In this issue you will find articles submitted by members, Helen Johnson, Charles R. Anderson and Babe Fowler. We thank them for taking the time to put the material together. This is your quarterly. Please consider sending us something for publication. Soon you will be receiving your annual renewal notice. We hope to see you back as a member for 2004. This is my last letter as Society president. It has been my pleasure to service in this office. I will continue to be a part of the Society, helping in anyway I can. H~py Hunting ~". Ka en Kappesser, resident 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �The Family History Celebration Ralph K. Smi~ Mayor of the city of Roanoke, proclaimed October 18, 2003 as the Day to celebrate Family History Month "throughout this great All American City". It is a pleasure to say the celebration took place as scheduled and proceeded smoothly, ending at 4:30 p.m. Thank you to all who worked hard to make it possible. Special mention must be made for Jim Nelson, Elaine Powers, Babe Fowler and Karen Kappesser. . We hope you enjoy the photographs taken at the event, featuring the speakers; Rebecca Warlow, George Kegley and Carol Tuckwiller. Mr. Zaryczny, Director of Libraries, is shown welcoming attendees. The computer Room overflowed, as you will see, for the presentation by Karen. Thank you Don Vaughan and Jim Nelson for talcing and donating the photographs! The vendors and authors appear next, and then Brenda Finley and Susan Hays appear helping a patron in the Virginia Room. Thank you to all who helped make this a successful and enjoyable experience! A few of the comments follow: "Should have been for the entire weekend" "Good job. And thanks for asking me" "Very interesting and very informative" "Not sure it could be improved on" The Virginia Room staff reports they have many happy patrons! VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the month of October has in the past, been designated Family History Month by the Congress of the United States and Family History gives individuals a sense of their heritage and sense of responsibility in carrying out the legacy their ancestors began, and WHEREAS, within our Nation's libraries and archives lie the treasured records that 'detail the history of our Nation, our states, our communities, and our citizens; it is important to celebrate the role of history in our lives and the contributions made by dedicated individuals in helping to preserve the heritage that has shaped us as a people, and WHEREAS, the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library is dedicated to the history of the State of Virginia and its citizens and in partnership with the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc., to encourage family history research, education, and the sharing of knowledge is to renew the commitment to the concept of home and family; and WHEREAS, "Family History" is the theme for the Family History Celebration co-sponsored by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc., the Roanoke Public Library Foundation, the Virginia Room-City of Roanoke Public Libraries, and in association with the History Museum and Historical Society of Western Virginia. NOW THEREFORE, I, Ralph K. Smith, Mayor of the City of Roanoke, Virginia do hereby proclaim October 2003 through out this great All AMERICA City, as FAMILY IIlSTORY MONTI-I and do hereby further proclaim Saturday, October 18, 2003 as FAMILY IDSTORY CELEBRATION DAY given under our hands and the seal of the City of Roanoke this sixth day of October in the year two thousand three. ATTEST Mary F. Parker City Clerk Ralph K. 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Route t~ tll.e A~legha1Ji7 Sprirgs- At fae H:ea...-t of the !.!'.luntainS o:f Vir~ ni C'-.i.ccess to 't~e ~priJ:6s, ~brth amSouth--T.he ifater sui ge.oeris, ard the most elaborate in tee World-Anal~sis of th.e Watcr-t!edical Guide to tts Uses- -Woir.errcl !lffects of the i7ater--The Scenery around tile SpriDgs ·tea wst Remar.kabl~ in VirginiaPIDICB30ii Rl.!~ FALLS--lbmrce of fae Discovery- -Climbing tb.e l!'.luntain-A Roll,5b. Jour ?:ey- -Su.blil:lit;;r of the Falls-- Descent Tivo T.housanC. Peet--Scenes on ?u.o::heon Run-- 11PurgatorJ 11 --'l'l::.s Deserters 1 Fortress- -:Fisb.er 1 s Vi;?iT--Looking fTom tile 1JoU!ltain1 s To:p- -C1:ia.:acteris tics of 1iountain Viewa--Subli.I:.e Effect of a View of and ee701X.. the ill eg1J.a.Dy". our '?le do . mt :1.olC. ourselves under a:ay obliga.t1on ta take the objects of tr:?. vels in strict geo5rZ:?hi::al s-u.ccession• We wou.ld be but tourists to d.o so . So fro:::J. the Peaks of Otter, re:::lounting the cars at Libert7 and -oassii;g objects of interest to ;1;iich we medi tat a return, we ars rapidly car:-ied fifty oil es on th.e railroad to what is likely to become, on various accounts , the most famous of t:::ie sw·11·"'er r.:?sorts of Virginia-the ..illegha.cy Springs in Uontgomery county. It is mt only for fue value of its iru::omparable waters that we thus speak of this resort, 1T.l.t for its fortu:nate :position, holdi::g , as it does , tile key to tW! fin.est scene~ ani Oile of tbe greatest nat'~al· vro Diers of Virginia· :poor· We leave t!ie railroad at Sbawsville,* the springs :,ei~ tilxee miles C.istant· Rere, at the railroad station, the Spril€;s 1 ma.::iagers have erecte~ a co~dious a:ci . plea;;ant hotel- an outcro-p:;iillg~- in fact, of their· i:x:reased scale of acco'T'odations, keepir:g :iJace with ircreaseO..>Jatro"'age--it beirg designed. as a conveDi~~e for visitors 71ho, leaving the cars i; the Dight- tble , may choose to deier the brief ret:ainde!" of the trip by stage-coach until next morDing, or ma;,r possibly :ie detai..,~C. by the swoJ.lenr::ountainstreams· In a!l}" circumstances, however, the traveler rtll r.ot re.gr~ t s tayi ig over mght at tllis ho tel, for the scan~ry through 7lhicb. he is to :-id~ to the springs s hould :e saen by daylight· To traverse the beautiful valla:r lea~i:g up to the S!Jrings' betel, anC.. to see over the !!list-fretted. to~s of t!le m:::u.ntai:::z whlcil over!lar.g tlle. Wa::J tha su:::i coming up 11 rith all his traveling glories. rou.~ hi.m, 11 his early rays nor.k::i.Dg into !leavenl7 alc!l.2l:iy the steel-l::ilue mountain 3tr~ams, is a. rewara IXJt to be desuised, an~ a fitting ?~face tv ~ictures ~Oich th~ Alleghan;r holds ;:ret in rese!'ve for- tb.e happy visitor· 1.1'F.ae 11o1l.Iltai ·::s of Virgizii.3.11 · is a VBc:l"\le tern in tl:;.e ?O:?u.lar geogra?!:cy' of the State. Wherever is fow::.d. a sul-:::l:.ur s-::>rillg bubblirg from a foot-bill, or mt even wi t:::ii n the skir:!lish-line of our- great- mountai:i ridges, we have aC.vertisee in t lle n!!ns-De::iers a ":::iour:tain resort," as if this elevation of fi.:,cure could. catch ar.d cheat the i.J:::agi mtio n of the heat-burdened imabita.llts of tha lowla:O:.S · 3c.t ue ~iter is 110w auite well sa.tisfi~d. that he is really in the l!la'.intai::::J of Vi:-gi!li.a . at th~ ver7 heart of tllem , sU.:tuat.ed as he is ::xJW on tJ:le B.oaoou river . i!l. the count7 of ?ilon~"'Omery. at the eastern foot of t!le Allegh:aey ~ountains-the mos t elevated region beheen the A.tlat:tic Ocean ani the Roc.k;r ?.lountai~ · Her e D.e re-pose:; (for wrt tir..g is sc319cely" a. lal:ior. in such SUITO'lllld.!.rgs) in tbe _midst of ti:.e . ' n:;.,":l~r::r.ls and. lofty llgpur.!~. of th~ ki:::g of moW:ttai::s-tCe hotel o f the ..l:legha.:i7 S-pri ngs and its -:Jicturesqua rru:igee o:f cottages OCC"C."Py-tng smoo tb. aDd UDCnlati IJg hills, which d.es~end. to a lawn extendi ~ to the ba.Dks of the ttfne:i:"-.::..1 ani tr.:iutim::.oi ted st.:-eaz::i th.at flows far array into tne sow:ids of lbrth Caro :'~ :i.!la. 0 A.Ild yet this ?lace, a::!.?arently 30 remot2 a!!d int ricate, is witb.i n tnree mile~ of t~e Virgini~: .::. ni Temiessee Jlailroad is accessible b;r contimous :x:ai]Lroad trave l fr o::i the ' f ·: :iur ?::lints of the c::i:::::rnass, and invites its visit o r s f ~---r oc every c ity of the :Tnio!l, not onl;;· to sc~ its ab~un:..:. ~ scenery , bit to dri~ o f a wahr w:O.i cb. ~;e shall ~resent­ l ~r ..:e s cribe a s ci::.cq-.:i.aled. :.n a-a:,' of the c u:x:ii !i5 of ~:a ture ' s ~!i.a_-::iac;r • Ey the r a ;iiC. "' s1·.:-_. . .-~ •-...::!!.:;ed.. ..i.· 11 a_•ra...-· . 4"1J _.,....> ... ' t. 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'' in;a . • i·... - ilon7 o.:..:- t;,Q -- -;~ort:... .. . az:..'l . - t --l.1,.;.. or --· ;:>:- : ~:i.."1~, fl~<ii.I:b froc t~1e r::.1.13.!"ia of foe :Ji ssi szi??i StTaz:?, z::iay ( starti.rg at t~e s~"e tir.te) in sev enty :ilours f incl. tb.er.iselves sociably seated. ~i<le ·o~~ sici.e at tile foot of t::ie great .a.? ?ah.c.hian ch.ai:i of t!l!)Untai ~ 1 at an elevation of tuo th.:iu.sru:d feet a b ove the level of their :io!:les, 'Jrcataing an. air ::iore salu'crious anC. br::.cirg til.an t::a t o:f ;!o:c';?elie:-, a::tl able to s~a'lre ha.ruis literally ac::-oss t~e line of 36° 30 1 • t:!at be i:D.5 t~e c:::.:i.ct la ti tu.d.e of the sprirt;S• . ~ ... - - ,.1 •.).:. ....i.o;; =>.,t::::..;;.i t.::J.r , ~e va1et"";J.C.l.~ l.a.:i ·-:·-~c -.::. ---~ . . t• \. - .:- ·~ :rbe' '~"' ti~:!l-a!'.c-cons~ ion- :f):::-ovo.:D.ng .:.'J,:.S T~e Allegha.cy S:?rings is about the extTe::ie of the sout:i:l.ern tier of Virginiz. 'i'l.::.i:erir.g-i>l.ac!:?s scattered along t::le r:n1te of t~e Virginia an:!. Te messee :2.ailroa.d.· ': ~ .: \--:at er is sui ge:ieris, "ecu.liar , ar.C. the !:QSt elaborate oineral uater in tlJ.e :7.:i::.-ld, co n-;aini=g ::.early thirty elements, ~ of th~ :?Ossessi~ active oechical :;?ro:perties • Sul:p!mr water is c~eap in Vire;icie.i '7e :.iave all qu.anti ties a.rd va.ri ti ·Z !s--whi te, :.-ed., yelloTI. salt 1 cold , etc. !foe illeghan;;r water, wnich is of co~ar:?.­ tively recent discovery, is nost re:mar!caole for the active salts of l ime and. -.ag~sia; b-u.~ an a.Dalysis whlch . lies before =i.e (oost ski.lliull7 ma.C.e in e. !·:orthern 1.a.oorator:r) s:io':'ls that it exceeC..S in the Illl:lber am variety of its elece nts t~e :fa:::ou.s ;;aters o :: ooth t:c.e :Bed.£orci Spri!!g-s in?erm.sylvama am ue Co.:.gress Sp:i:ir,g at Saratoga.- O:f ~etals (wmcil., with the exce:;>tion. of iron . a.re scarcely ever fouDi in. tile ~ral '7S.~er s of Virgi ::Ii.a) t!lere are no lass 1±.an seven; of the alkalies, tb..!'ee ; · of the eartcs, six; am of acids t::ie same II:ll:lber, in iDl:i.=ate · che:nic:tl cot:ibi:cation, maD7 of t!:l~ foroi:g salts of k::co'.'Ttl medicinal virtues. In:ieed., it is not a curio-:.i.s reasoni:.g, bit ore ~::i:rro strictly from . analogj', that Nat'J.re, -;vnich ?:9ver d..oes ai;rthin,g in vain, and nhicb m doubt has a d~ign in its ?ha.n:cac7 as in its other norZ.sO.ops , has, !. :::i ela.boratiDS a CO!:!_?oum contaim:i::s 60 =acy elements, a.::lil;7 of tC.e!ll. kmi7n to '9ossess act ~ ve !!l:C.ical ?ro:perties, :furz:i.shed a -=otent re:ce~itl egent :for the -u...ses of a:ffl.ict~d. an! umealtW :;:.a.:i. ~"'glorience has alree.C.7 ta-~o.t 1:.be uses of the 'rlater for t!:.ose c o:;-J:l·::i ::est afflictio r.s of hu:::!ail fle5A, the diseases of t~e stoma.c~ .a.::::x!. liver, a:c:C. i t is alrea:i;j f a=o-u.s for its specific co~--uest, its "sovereign cure, 11 of that ?rot~an ::i::i=.ster, cyspe:;isia-o'.!.r 11 ~erican disease . u Bu.t it is yet only in tb.e i:if2.r::c7 of i_7.~ "!~e; 't:C.er~ a.re ot=.er e:oc:o".ll'~izg i::lferenccs as to its ther::??eutic qu::i.li ties , ·.;.:a~i:. t~e writer descti bes below 1 after havir:g IZ:!ed the cro77niI?.g glor;r of t:=.e water :=.s :1 e !las e:t:;ierie z:t:eci. 1 t i::. !lis arm flesh-its s::>ecific tonic 2c tio!l u-po!! t!i.e various o r g a:tl2 COM.C;?:::."lle! i~ tb.e vital i'c.Il.ction of digestion· ~- .. In the S:;iri~s :Region of Virginia the sul~ur ;raters in their va.rio-.is modifica-: i -::i :!'lS are cor::lon: th.er·e cu-e t!le~l ;.vaters o{ tem:>erat-.;.re rangiz::.g fro::i 62° to 106°; t'.::!.e c~ly"oeates, si::i;>le and co~oum, axe fou::i ma~ !)laces; while of the alu.:::iiDD't:.s o r ac ic~lated a~\leinous chaiybeates there are three or four varieties. in :B'. it tb.= Alleg~ S~rill,gs ooloIJg to the rar~la.ss of wiiat a.re kn:nm. as saline waters. and. yet with a variety .:ir ~la'::o:ration that remers tbam '!lecu:!..iar· T~e ~xet- azalysis of the water om GAIJ.ON, 53'1.S:.~'!: ~ muTfiS, co':l"i'ans.~ \'la.S Sulphate of ~~ia·· 00 • 884290 grain:a. Do. Lime• • · • .• lJ.5 .29 402.a Do. Soda. · •••• 1·717959 Do . Potassa ••• 3·699081 a Carbonate o f Copper • •• 0.000359 n Do. Lead · •• •• • o. ooosc9 II !>o. Zi rx: • •••• • 0. 001713 II Do. I ron. .. .. .. 0 . 157049 n • • I:lad.e by Dr. ]'. A· Ge:itb., of ?hil.aC;il.p!iia: Nitrate of }J.agmisia.. • ~ • A:::mxl m.a.. •••• Do· Phosphate of J..l'umina.· •• Silicate of .A.lumi.Da.··· • Fluoride of Calcium • .• • Chloride of Sodium ••••• Silicic -.Acid· ....... . ... Crenic Acic • • • · · · · · · • • • 3 . 219552 grains Q.5594-U . II 0.025649 ll Q.207399 " Q.022858 0-274676 "n Q.8827"°...2 II 0 .001921 ti 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �- - - - -- - C1 o:::::: J •.\L:o:·i . ·· ·· · · · · ··(contim.ed) .Do· Do· Do · !Jangaoesa. Lima. ·. ... :Jagnesia.. Do. Strontia·. Do · Do · ~yta · ••• 148 .gr.a.ins. Li thi:i • • • • ·O . Qc306l'Z 11 :;.513209 0. 352362 0 · 060536 0-022404 0. 001679 11 11 11 " Apocrenic Acid· ·· ·· · · Other Organic ~atter . Carbomte of Cobalt ( Terotid.e of Antil:lo IV( grai.!!s • 0 . 000192 II 1 - ~95121 If Traces .... 183 -05332l 11 ~:--~--- Soli~ i~r~d~ebts ~ direc~ eva:;>or~tion gave •..... . ..• . ·· · · ··· ··184. 072000 EaQ .f- co!lbi n.ed ca.r·oonic acid· • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . • • . • • . • . . . . . . • • 1. 885526 FTee cari:o.nic acid. • ••••• • •.. •••• • .... : • . . • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • 5. ~5726 E7C.ro-sul?hu=ic acid.. . • • • . . • . . • . . • • • • . • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • o. 001339 Total a=ount of irgredients · ... · · .. . .•. • -. · .• . ••.•. •• •••.• • • · 190 . 411912 ~ ;/ • , n II " ft II If L· ' T'..::ie eifects of tile Allegha?V ~ater are cathartic, d.iuretic acl tonic. Their ma:ir. efficac:r a:ppea.rs to depe?ld. on tb.eir la..x.ative am purgative operations , b-.r which the alimentary ::ana..J. is exc:±ted to co?ious sec:.etion.s, a!ld. the secreto.J.7' fu.Il::tions o;r the liver and :pancr eas are stim:c.lated. to !JOUX out their a-p~ropriate .fluicis. T'.ae S:l!:!path7 betwe~r:. tile organs upon wllicil the:;r operate :primari~ gives them a very wide range of value , as in relievi~ CO igestion or i~ritation of d.ist3llt orga.DS. ·ff..c.en t!ie water is used in sma.R, r~"'Ulated qua.nt.f : ies , best calculated. to meet the indicatior.s of cure in the large class of diseases in w~c!i.. it seems to have almst a specific action, the leading characteristics ar.c tonic, alterative a.Ild. detergent. That the t':VO last-Damed properties of the water, acti.Ig ~n th~ 7asetil.a:, ca:;:illaI7 and. .glax:.iu.lar system, pu.rif7 the blood. and other secretions , tl:.rowirg, thr owi:;; off C.eaci. 11 pecca.nt c.atter," is sb.own by tile softness, plianc7 am sa:ioti:J.~ss of the sl:i::i, \'Illich it never fails to ~rodu.ce (a propert;" Tl'b.ic.il !ml.st cocme IIt it to tb.e ~avor ox t!le ladies as the safest a:::.d surest cosmetic) • tG,e 5">eecy clearirg of tb.e CO::J?l e:::ion in tiie norst cases of jao..nd.ice . ant!. the cure of s~ofu..la-next to Ca!:!:er, t~a r:Dst intractable glan:.u.lar affection. T~a . catalogue of d..iseases for which ~ .A.llegba:;r water is i::xiicated. ard. recom~e :::ied is--dys:pcps ia: obstructions of the abdoI!li.:nal viscera ge~erally; ~praveu and Vitiated oiliary secretions ; o~stinate ar::i habitual costiveness; sc=ofu.la ani C\:.taneous e;ranthe::iata; jaundice; bi li2-"7 calculi; s,ympathetic aifaction of the ~1r0s, and incipient co~tio:i . '.eu.:t ; the c rorrDing virtue of th.is wa tcr , as we 'have already rei:::ia.rkeC., is its specific to me action UDon the vari ous organs . concerneci i::i the vital fu:oction of di.gesti0n. Its effect in correctill€; der~ed. am m:>rbid a.ctio n ill these organs. and. :t-estori ng tilem to their health."ill strer.gth, and tone am v~gor, is almst ciraculous, aIXi. en.st be ui tnessed or e:tperiem:ed. to re fully appreciated. Directiom ill tile use of the water are ver.; n..-cessary to their effect; and fortunately th.e resident !>cysicia.n, Dr· n.c.i te, is a gentl2:::ia.n ';7~0 has accumu.lat~ a large cxoerieDCe 0 D this subject, a.lld. the remwn of u.b.ose skill has been carried by ~aIJJ a "'rateful "Oatient of distant parts of the countr.r• It is observeci cocmocl.y th:at th: water ~ges mildly or actively according to the quantit~es t~en.int~ ~e syste~; ~~t uhat is cost IXJticed, to the pleased su...~rise of the iINalid, is t....a~ !le C!!~ ~ee-o u ·.J t~e action 7it.POn his bowels for a rumber of de:rs without feelii;g aw c~~ilit~ti~n.-ani inst~a~ of losix:g his ap~etite, as from or~inary purgir,.; , al~s ~:~;e:-iercir.;; a -oosl.tive icc:-ease of it. T.Uis effect is of t:C.e hap;:iest sort. It ~~· ":; ::aid., in- "")o-oular laz:gu.age, t'!lat tb.e system is cl~C!..!led. out a :m built up a t th~ sa..-:.~ ti:::c, am t~1u; re:iei'Ted b:r a ?rocess wilich is all t:ia ti.:e eX:lilarati?:g ant! VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NO i tS .... .. �l4Cf -~ ,.. is :J.:)t ne=css.ary t o "oe an iIIValic!. to obtain be~fits froc suc h a ;;ater. It -ven ~os e in aver2-£'e nealt~. The r.:.-iter recollects the si::;:.Lll.a.r ob s~rva' --oves e - ---= t" 1 i · ..l .. :~~ ~~=::;.a.de at t~: A.llegb.a!i/ S~rings, t;:.at tot only ~ere _ ~: nva i~s. o~t~er:d 1 as ~ -=: are ~o re or less at such recorts, but teat all ue v1s1 i.O r3 :'e r e l.l:J?~ovea. ; the ;~~::: "::!ei!5 co.!!l!:lon, even :from tne :Uealtcy as well as the sick, t!lat they neve r felt :;o 7.'e '!. l before· .. ~u.c:C. a testioo~ :points out t:::ie Allegaa:;"" as a resort for the entire 3JUb:..ic· The :::ar:. au~ of heal t~ ';"la!±s to g et it ; the man i ~ !leal tb ;;a~ts to i .n::::-e a se a=d. ~o sec-.ll" e it ; and. t..~e Allegna:cy seecs t o accoi!Dodate ina spec ial r:.ai:mer , am beyond.::iost other S?ri:c.gs, eacil of tbe two universal desires· The cou.D.trj 2.!'ou!rl... the All eg!iazv Springs is a succession of Tiild , strar.ge :pictures ; a:::.. tb.e astonisl'led. a.cr:>hl theat::::-e of the mountains looks C.Own upo:i the illuminated. ballroom ani sce~s transborted from c ity life. ~he a dvai:tage of these spriz:.gs--an cxt raordiIJ2l7 one when ad.lied.. to t:1e SlJ..I'?a.ssi zg virta.e of t he '.'7ater-is the attractio i:s of natural scenery just about t!lem. , amor,g these a ro~ntic discovery- of the seve IJi;h 770 :::der of Vir gitia· The r.riter reco llects il.avirg been rec~ntly shown, i:i a Northern c~t7, some stereoscopic v:iews of ':V'i l~ '1'72.tar-courses ani yi~to.resqye canoDS in distant ~:==ts of tile world. , "er.it nbile the e.:rllibitor was '\'laiting for our a&::lira.tion we could !:o t ilel:p e~clait:J.ix:g, 11 ?!e have seen m:ich fi~r around t!!e Alleg~w S:;>ri..Dgs i::i the St::?.te of 7irginia.· 11 fro:n a Illl:lO~ of s-J.cil vie'\"l's, e!!lCe..!':'assed, in fact , by the ric'hes o f tilf7 see reey around us , Tie b.ave c~osen so::::ie for C.escri:;iti:-:in, O!' :::-a t!l.er for an at te::;:;it at sucil. perf::irma:Jee, where :;ie.:::. 2.r.d. pei:cil are alike s o ir::a.deq_uate . Fmi~O!T :au N ::'A T.T.S • Our first task i s to g ive so.::i.e accoU:n.t of a scene whlci1 ra i"s, Tie think-and our estiJ:Jation has been im;iroved by tra~l-'lfi til the no st ;;o nier:fu.l am ;E;ra:r!d.. . si.e;~ts of t::iis conti?lenet. It Aas the fresn!l:!ss alli ro~e of discovery.· iYi thin the 1°.af;r anC. ~tro:.de.:::. forest of :!.ioi=:go::iery county , in ~e south-western qp:arter of Virgiilia, on one of tile rock:! !"ibs of the Alleghallies, not r:::ore taan ei,g!i.t ciles from the fa!:lOUs Alleg!i:a.:;: Sprir.e;s, t.!lic!l. for yea.rs have D.l!Jber?d thei:- visitors by ~b.e thou.sa:c.d. from_ .• a ll ::;iarts of t!ie Union, a gen:l~n (Dr. Isaac if.a.i te, the resiC.ent p:Oy-sician of the s:_Jri?l5s ), ra.-.ibling for trout "..::o OI2 oi the fo r2.t:s of the ::aoamke river , fou.nC. 'Aid i.n th:! green curtains of the ;;ooci~, a.DC. defencieC. b.7 fortress ru:d -palisaQ.e of ro_c.k, tihicil is ll0'7 km-;m as. o r :rn.ciely called, u e "Pullch~on B.u.n.n :?alls , 11 am wilat is d.estir::ed (i f I cen t rc.st m;r own iI:roressions) to exceed. in its attractions t~ose already well:.C:.:nm 11 s±ghts, 11 such as the ratural :Bridge, ~e Peaks of Otter, Weyer' s Cave, etc., '!'Ti:l.ich have tmAi.e Vi:-ginia famous for · its mom:cients of the 'ceauty anci C'U::l:J.iz:g of nature· I:c. the mid.st of l'lilat mc.s~ have been o:cc:o a grand. convulsion of the elements , and where the mountain sicic ap:;iears to have been torn OJen almost to the "Jrimi. tive rock-a wou.:id from an ulJl.l:::zx>wn. sOUXC"e, uiheale<l aDd brot o"Oen and. fretted with J:mge masses. of S 'tO ~--a !!lountain stream d.e.seeuds~ not ") eroendi en] arq, nor 7et "qr stag-es of d.es~m~ bUt at an axgle near the "C)unenH ca.Jar a S?IIOoth 'Dlait of cn=rents kmtted with 7th1 te cascad.es, some eigh'tee'i:i l:Iw:idreci ~r t:7o thousartl feet , measuri~ the lexigth of the '\Yater,. :But the scene am its surrouJJdings are beast described frora dif:ferent stand::io:.nts of 'Personal o"bseI"Vation ; a :cd. as the jou... -ney to secure t i:1ese is not i7i th.out i~t e~ss t , tb.e writer ~ro~os~ s to attemot some recor~ of the tri~ rthich oade for Ait:l a d.a;r of vo.rious and ineffaceable me:c:crles. - in '!'ha first ex:::=-~ssion of curious in.q·y_ir:;r 'liAic!l fae visitor at Alleg!:w.IU Springs :::a:.:~s co merili rg th~s · .;ral:l.C.. ani e ven su."::-lJ..::::e sc e ::ie , so close to a r esort taro::.geC. :'.·::> 12ss b".t l ove rs o f !!ati.ire tl:an 07 those w!!.o c:n:ie to cirink of foe x;:os t ';'lotierful ~~~lt~-sivi~ water s of t!l.is St2te, is t~t it s~::iuld ~Ye re::-ainsd ~o lorE u""'1iscover:-d.., or r:it=.or u IJJOtic cd., 'to the r.orlc. . It is 7lo::.ierf::.l, al::::ist ludi=rous0 so , t::i.::.t ;:_~:.-_--..:lax class of ;eo;>le , ~:>r 71il~lm tb e::-c i 3 ~ oth~r l'\ZilC ~ere ~..!.t tl1e gemral o~e 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �150 - o:.;!; ~Z!r t!::.'s su=fo.c e, f':lr there is ?Dt'.:':irg op:?osite t o vie\7 t:in~h fo e torn or ie~:\:·: t s~ad.C! ·cr..:i.t the roe~ fact of ar:other oo\lntai :i. patcheC:. with stunt2cl ;5rowths a:cd :..: -~ -~ --.~~ "-'"""-'-~ ~. T~e C.ifficul t .i es of the TiaY are mt 0..escribcC. e:-tcessivel:r; "!::-:.::.t to shorr vrhat is - ==solutio~ o: sigat - s~ekers , I ~.E-7 ~cntion teat a party of ladies, a.nizla.t ed by the ;-e ~~.u-o-..:.s s:;iiri t of ~!iss ::. , of Louisville, Ky . , a 70-.:..r~ :!..acy just released. fro<!l :::~ir!.5 - 5Chool , as G.:?.~ntless in ev e~y ex ~rcise of j'J~~tain- l ife as sha is graceful :. r::~i .;;.:it in ·th: "':}all- roo;:i, an: sustained ··::ry ~c ~atronly fooug;i yo'.lt:-iful cou.:iten.a?:.Ce :: ~s . :rtosa c. , 'i7;iora ev-ar:· visitor oi' the spri::,gs ~ill recognize :1herleV·3r t:1ere is a !:i:~~ss to ae cione for a:i:;: of the g-l!ests or ~n occasion of ?leas;ire to =~c dis-ner:sed, ~l~y ~ade tne d.escent described, rrent to the very foot of tile Falls, and w~t is : e, cli.nbed the mountain in rat-;irning--all the gentle:nen of the 'Oartv bei-::r orC..Cred. ~ ';~e f ront on this part of the trip · :i:n what :;>light ~ey er.ierged., iihat ravage s <if "( 500dS ;:J2.XkCd. the T";aj I the rents am miSCha:oCeS ani lOS59$ Of tb.e adventurer 2.re ~ for ;:ae· to re:Port; and. lliss ~i. , of t!le lad.ies, .to all the bportu.=ate curiosity LC~ as sailed. thee on their r ~t-.:.r. n, happily u.n.ier cover of night 1 to the s:?rin.gs. n~sts that a full relation o:: the adYentnre is mt to be gi ve:::i u.IC;il at the a"O'Ol'Oa.ch- ~c;'.cpd. l:all of fue s:aso:i, e.nc the::i ·il.Illier ma~. or l i teral.J.y sub rosa. -• - t,j • to describe w:J own eroer ie?:Ce of a jour:i::ey so difficul t. A bo~t t';';'o-thirC.S t:-.e way down one of our na'i-t:r called., joyousl;;r. "Tile Falls 111 ne ~ci for so~ tice arc. the sou!:C. of it, tb.o~b. on the urcertain s!iifts of the wind., am now a :few steos scr~bles b r ousht oe to the . view ~oh;;ted out b7 our co~anio~. I was disan~ointed :.. su.l leni:,~ siient. T"cere '"13.S not!ling to be seen "Out ten or tr1elve feet s-pan of fall; ;;atsr, and I r ead.il;; ima.::,-i.D:?ci that t!le whole ~~l r.as co~os ed. of s~ short stages t~s ::e:it, brei'->ici !6 all e ffect of a. cJntimi ty o:f vie'\T . "iie rnst go to the botto:n," id. 7fills, ..:!:.osa l~:;g stride aDd fine eye h:?.d co?:Stitu.ted him our leader . .A.n aggravai st~l e witl: looser..eti. earth ani over tile shar;> . reoorseless rock s-.:.ccee<i.s, and. a!':? &t the ::ottom of thl.s strange, aJ.nx>st gh.astl7, fassure, the awfu.l, :ro c::.C-ri~~ed s~ ~~nce of 5olit\:.ti.e . ~.l.t ~eave.ns L ~hat a scene opens upon mel i'foat It~ taken·:for an abrupt terc.inatio!l. the casc~ce ~ro; es only to be a deflection/8~ sight, anc.. a few shifts o= ~osition last givti a poi;it of view from wni ch can be see:::i :11e swee:i of the Pall, bu.t 01::.t of ::t-rai ~ht lbe , its 'l'Y'hite currents writhiDg clo.se au the to::p, with their k...,otted. s~le s- stanl.i~ out, s-preaciiDg, u:Iitirg. divi~7d :for a :wo:-::ient, then joi:::i~d in loud ~ing combat, a.sain on the jut o: a. rock, aga.in over the perilous ·edge i n loc!:ed, : ::?.l embrace, aDi all d.esce:id.ii:g in on!:: teopesti:-ous roar of cot:flict iLto the wild. ~el of t."ie \1ater that roc±s on the attellll2.tea. sand at ou.t feet• Am still the ~le goes on , for there are yet more falls even a:fter this great C.escent., I:!Ore conicts and '1'11"i thi.ngs of water, aDd tlfi.stad currents and great bo7Tls wo r ::i. in the roc1!:: , "olAic.lJ. the foa.z;i ~lashes in feast:ful ma.sic• As far as the eye can reach-for two o.d.red yard.s at l~st from th.e fo o t of the great Falls-the st!'eaI!l is white with cas!~s •. ani bent ani tortured nth. graa.t masses of. ~to7: some o:f these lru.ge b:ra.ld..en loose rocks containi~ more than a tb,au.SaDd. CUDJ..C :re-at, otb..ers piled. ey the sid.a the 71ater . their great seams 11.ka rece:aaeB or, gaps o:f Nature's niasot1r7 . ~sterious elli,~ s into the sid.e of eartn· It appears • i~ed, as if 1!ature had. ma.de all the rround.i::gs of this woDd.eri'u.l scene to secure tile greatest effect of wild.Dess ¢Dd. bli:.iit7. T"ne solitude is de~p. iJnpen.etr~ble- .. n~ are in the g reen heart of the wood, e9 d.own i?:. a narrow fissure: rocks embroiderec.. 'IV1 th .mosses as black and as brilliant ~rencb. ·oroad.cloth are clo se t o the s trsam, am ~~1 te us to re:;iose; the cirapecy of ~ forest, t!i.e rich foli~e of the s,r~ce, st~rrea. c~rc ani there with tae pinkish:i.t~ o: the acoulld.i:oe; l aure l c~nceals even tn.2 o-..:..tl:!.nes of the su.'!!!lit from wO.ich we - ..:i · ...,;e are alone;' ·,1all~a.- 1 n .,.,.,,:i cur ... -;n.,.d l.· n ::-om • Ve a.ascena.a~ the outer world with' c:o-- . .-.- - VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES.. �l~t ---------( - :~ti.::.=:!' 5 ';'iilC.est wor:C: , t!::.e su."oli::ic :nanifestations of ~:::i ele!ile:!ta:!. y.io~ance ?ileC. i.rou:rul us in the c~nel of a stream cleft si.:r:d gas!:l.ed. in tne r~untain siC..e , a.r::d ~ivete:i i!l the zverlastilb rock. T~~re is a sound. of life in the forest ; rot -a Liz:lrd. disturbs t!:ie leaves, not a bird. tf'ritters, :ot a livir.g thi~ :::aves . Tb.ere iz ::Qthill6 but the en!less s-:>u.Di of the J'alls- .:.not so loud , of' co-..i=se, as that of Hia...;-ara , :::ut the same c.~.p. solemn n:omtone of fallill6 ':l'aters. Unccss iz:g~ Tnxo;.;,:;h ni:Sht, throu,91 :;tor=i , t:-iro~!:i sur:s.D.i~ , thro'll.6h all the world' s c!u.~es, w!le n o tu~r sou iris are interr i;.~ t =O. and. c:iangccl., o:- tra \-el or cease, a::id evan the raeasures of .tbe ce2.se to -be2.t, a.nd. t'he S':'feet cad~nc~s o: health e.re gore a!tl the pulses are still, yet il.ninterru.;>ted, the S2.::le to - tlay as y:sterzj- -fue Salile waen foose t7'1o saw 1 t then are passed. into tue igno::-ance a:nG. silence of tae grave. not The best ef~ect of the Falls , no doubt, is th.ct C.arived. from the vaxed channel thrcu,gi:. ·fri:lic.h i t tiescend.s- If the rrater fell from sucil a. height over a s:::?Ootb. ai:d u.nco !!fi::i.2ci. face , it is e-..riC.e:rt t'h.e.t it rould assu."<le a fan- like si:ia;>e , losing its body am "!le dissipated into S'!}rey. .A.s it is, the inte!"r.:i.ption f:-om the :points of reel: in tbe cn3nn°l, trith here am thera larger obstructions--one of the :nost reo.arkable. a ta1.l ?ine gro';;n straight into fre a'i.r :froc a ca":le of soil- seoarates and divid..es out tile cu.rrents to reu:rl. te or to Um"aval in separa"ta strand.s. a.z::iki~- effects :9icturesqu.e be:ro Di ti:.e "';)Ower of desc:=i?tio::i. The mo st vivid co!:l:)arison r.e can m.21::e to realize t!ie S!>ec ta cl~ is, a :?lai t of ':1hi te, gliste!li.~ c-.l!'rent~, at to:p closely inter la ceci. , mw 'knottc:i wit:i. w1ite lur~s of foam , t'!le vlaits a.gain am again shaken ou.t, a.gai::i a:rl. ~ii~ ...:.ni te~. ard. at t!'~e last frayed...,o;.t lika a whiplash of silver cor:is · T'ce :::.3.;.' ~as s i !'.gu.lar ly -oron i tio·J.S fro everY a ccurn1atic n of m:. oli.m.i ty in the sce::le· !.!y co;:;:i"":::i;o::is ~:~c. strolled. fto'7n the st~~am in search cf trout , a.m I was left alor.e in th"' !ie::rt vf tb.e e;r~at scene . Or!! of those storms so ra-:Jid ar.C. s-u.-cli.!!le in this :::iou.!ltaim'.ls r~gio:i ~as risi~, and. faa solemn rumble of the tl:r.i!Uiar d.o":'T::. the nor-z-ovi 7a1~e;r • lik.~ 't'.:le d.ista:= cb.ario t "llheels of tna .Almighty :r..;uoshali~ tb~ store., y,,; ....,,.i .. .:; -.;• ·~ t "'e a.-e .. ~ r 1 ls, and. r.'.ade a col!l.Cim. • · t ion " • ·-'\.. = ·---~ - -J oar o"-r- i.i.. i.ne .:?'a o..:..c sounc.• in t7.!l.l.~ t~:e ~erso", of "'" '\..~J ~- n ":'.'as :::.i..-.;:ed. m t::i t:'-:? ~ram co.:o tion n.roJ..D.Ci .:.i..i.iu· .. _.. _ .:. . y . 'T.c~ s:=,e~ was i ~ressi ol:,r S'.lbli~e, a!t. :,·et various , i7he n eX?loreC.. to its e:t..r ...- --1 t-."0.,. .cart~<>r · r1 · ' : J • • -:. • ... • C.O'.'Yn t_e s tre~'"l, n!lere the eye cou d reac!l, a ni •·mere ~ c:i r:!!Ja~o ns ~ ::iassea. o-..._t of' sie;~t, a ni wfiere I at last rejoined them til.ere \':ere gentler -passages, ani ... 11 .&' • ::itill .. - · "7a~ers ·ost77een. :1alls ~~ ~~wy gralli te in a gleaitl z:g ~ass ; u;isi.c ~!13.~ gentlier 0 n the sp irit- lies T.aa ?- t ~ea. e;:relicls upon tireti. eyes; ~usic tile.t bri ~s Si7aet slee!J down from the b lissful skies~ere are cool I:lOSses dee-o A.ni throu.gh. the ncss th.e- tvies creeo a....~ i n ...i..:.:..,., "' t ... ..· - ' · s .eam ~~ e ~ong-leavad flowers weep· • • a , ... • • · · · · ····Up: soul was an enchanted boat, Which,_ like a slee!> itg swan. did. :float Upon tee silver ":laves of her sweet siDgizs. 11 Th_e ~st rotrantic route to the Falls is umoubtetily th.at U'9 the stre2.I:l, clingir.s; or ste:;i?i?J,; alor.g the -rocks !)ileC: in its channel. It is perha:;>s ::::a core ""' ___ ::..c-w..:.t ..~ic..n. tb.e scramblirg d.O\l/ll t !:le l!lDUn~~in si5..e w!~ich has been ciesc:ribedt e.r.d. 1£ 0 ....e ce. n ·~·:::~ ~i_n. TI=.:J' . thr-:>~b. the "::iur.g;atorJ" of 'vro:t:e !l tirizar, 1?ru.si-. a::C. rock, he ".'!'ill be re';'farc..e.:.. en -1.1s '.iaJ vii t:'l vistas :if no ~erfu.l c-ea.ut:··· Occacio ::ally he J.'.EJY look to ;~ "':_~s. ~ar.;,s VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES . . �...._ j ..I - - - - - - -·--- -ald~ ~ist~nce t!J..rou.g~ the cano::i.. For mile s tl:.e strea::i is cont ~ L~d. closely by ~~lls f sh=.i.°J-covercd. rock; aci in t o e :;>e.tci1 of s!q overb.e:=ii tl:c s:in is visible bu.t ior ti7o r t:U"e e b.ours of the ci:?.,}·· An o ld mottntaineer re::t~fred. to us fue.t of d.eor, bes.r artl t!.l;?r rrilC. aili.bals b.unt.sd.. in teat vicimty, none tla.d. ever be~::i. ~ottn to attem-:Jt the 0 rossil'.:6 of Pu.nclleon R:.m until it emerges from tee ::iountuin, so "i'Til<i and viol;nt is the !las.~. fut the sigml is g ivc:::i for :icpartu.r e , and. ii'e are forceC. to take the retur::i ;route p foe !!:ush si::.c of t!:: no"J..ntain in ti!Je to esca?e t::.e rain· Tee ascent is ti:aC..e "7i th ifficul ty a!rl. labor : bu.t at ever.1 ?ause of it I a::; co rata.ntly th-3n:.rr..u th2.t I have t:iven to loo!.: upon a scen2 i:h.;i.t has sto:-eci. ey- he.:u-t for ever wi~ il:!.:3.ges of be~uty for it is ~us. inieed, that r,ature is to us a 11 3)e~etual field of r:ectareci.. 11 i'feets, arid its inspirations a possession for ever· ill the d.iffic~ties of the travel .re i::t!iensely repaid; b.:.t yet it is pleasant to kmw that this i'Torxirous scene is ina :hort 'i'l!iile to be laid. Oll~m to tile great aost of sigbt- seers, am made accessible to ·isitors generally, tarougi:J. the eilterprise oflJr . Calhoun, the energetic alld.popu.lar :ro~rieto::- of the Alle.g!lattr Sprir.gs· It is already planned. to cut a :path down the motl.:l';ain sid.e, and. to overcome th.a most difficu1t spaces nth la.d.dcrs, and., besid.ea th..ese .ids to the traveler, t o ouen so~ romantic Vistas . th.rough t::i.e forest, a.Ild to cu.t so=.e :i!:lo~r tbat obstr..icts the ~the!"7Tise easuest Views of the Falls· There is r.o doubt that L s e em whicil ore of our co:::;:iaey , who had traveled on evecy contir:.:u of the globe, >romu!l.CeC. to re ir.cox:;>arable i!l its coiiibi~tions of the -pict'.i.resque am the grard, is ;o bec::i::ie f~us , especial~ in its -eonvenient coajunctionwit!:. tl::.e best health-giving r~ters of Virginia; a rrl. it is alr eady contemplated. to 1.T.iila. another ::iamnoth hotel at ;he .A.l legb..aey- S?rings , in v i ew of the acCUi!lllation of visitors fro:.:i such double att:-ac;ions for the hes.1th of ~e i malid and the interest of the tourist. .no. gra:rle-.i.r i There .are local associations of the Tails of a si!g"J.laxly ra=antic ::ature, w~ic~ u-e not to be . omitted fr om my narr ative , an:l ni.iich. ap_?:-o:priat:!ly coDClt:..cle its inter~st. ( n tile all!Dst ir:a.ccessible count:-y near the to.::i oi' Ui.e ]'alls, ';7oere there was a :nore mdern settlement kno'l"Tn as ?u.zx:heon Ca::?p, thcr~ are re::iai:::is of a :not~d. refuge of d.esert~rs in the rrar o~ 1812. Ther: are i..J:r::Jerfect walls of stone yet visi~le ~aere they con3tl"Ucted r.ide abodes and defied -aursui t· Fartber C.own the si:ie of the mountain, perched on a stee-::i slope, where a si~le man i:night hold in check a t!J.ousand. pursuers, tiiere 1s an object- of yet greater interes.t --a house or cabin built of large stones , so CU?lningl;;r tbstched. with mosses tbt to foe distant eye 1t ~s the a-p?eara:ace of o?:e large r ock on the perilous edge of the preci:;>iCe• This SiJ:\:,"Ular structure is IlO\"f k?::.own as the fortress and a"ood.e oi a m;nber of deserters from the Oonfed'erate a:rcy iu the l ate "l>CU' : ani it is r~orted that as ma.IV as fort:r or fifty of them harbored 'here , ~­ ing :pred.a to17 e~sians into the ·surroun:lizg country far ·subsisteDCe ,· aild. invariably · escaping; those who pursued them by the ill,gemli.ty o:f their refue;e· The place. kmws them IlO IIX>re ; bit it yet haDgs an the mountain s i de, its loosened thatches of JIX)SB flu.tteri :cg in the breeze, one of the moat interestixg relics of a 0'1ar' whose crooked. paths of romance are yet ulitrod.d.en b;y historical .detail, alld. are 1?et to be il~UI:lillated. in story. am £.bout :five mi1.ee from the illegb.a.zv Spri.Dgs towers "Fisher• s V1ew"-ona of" the fin.est and. mst chart!.Cteri.sti:c JmiintaLn vielf8 to be .fou:r:d in t~ region. It is ap!lroac':oed by a well-graded road., which wil!. soon be cou::;pleted to the mou?It~in to:>, and. which is mw eked out by a mrrow 'Int souid. path, ala~ which one nay ride safe ~ o n horseback . A few dead, dismantled !lines project fror:i the rountain come , which affords a view around .half the horizon· A natural :plat f orm juts out , a convenient observatory streued. with leaves and. dead soil, on ~i:lich we may luxuriously recli ne while 11 t aking in" the delici:>·..is drair,ghts of beauty in the s c ~ne • - - - VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �\63 ' • ~ ·,;e !lave d.escri-oeC.. the scene :?.s z. character is ti::: cou.ntai n vi~n ·. It is er::?i:la. ticall:r so, am o z:e obtains b.ere a vivid general i~ea, a tY?ical ir;:;>ression , oi tn~ . aspects of ou.t :nou.ntai mus count:-~~· There is scarcely a sirf;le breadth of lartlscape in the scene, i.f -;'Te ~y exce;_Jt the :9atcb of o::ien lam on wb.ich gli.o::ler t.!l.c Vlhote cottafles o'f the s ori .rgs, artl foe ~erfect glim?ses of a valley of gray fields bree.ki !)f; awa::r toi'12.rd the J2i.:-gitia aci Ten?lsssee Railroad. · It is rwuntai~~untair:s al~ aro~Irl.. mou.~ains_ intl1m· i:::ia.ble. Ti:l.~ first ele~ent of' the scene is t:ae broken, uneq_U2.l band. of r:iountains t!'.l.2.t Q.esc::-ibes t!i.e half ci'rcle that limits om- vision in front; m» runnin; in straigh-t ~an­ ges nith al::ost mthem.atical decision, again risii;g into :;>yraI:lid.E.l points. again jagged and. eate::i. in by the blue s!q. A.nd within th.is "ooU!ld2.ry lies rank after rank of lesser mountains. a great expense of country, C.ented and worked. up ac ciou.gb or ~otters~ cla.yplastic !iliapes, balf ragu.lar in grOU!)S ani ro<Js, as if the bani of soce great Power had. :9inched tbe loose soil i :ito gro tesqu.e shapes; and again as if' its f'i Jl:5ers had to'.l.ci:l.ed. here in car~less disposition the im=.at-.:.re cr.J.st of earth · Tnis is the I:10u.ntains •. It is th.e wild, dented arena, clad wit!l u.:ibroken forests, that is tho c.h.aracteristiC featnre .of tile scene, so st-raxge to the lowlanier. Homeil7 coC?BXisoDS seldom miss -oeil:lg gra:¢l.ic· .A. com:;ia.Di.o.n. colil!lared. the k:otted ex:pa~a to ·"tobacco hills · 11 Yet more pict\lresqu.e was the a:i::ec:C.ote of an old. lady wbo ha.CL n.e~r lived a b:>ve ticiewater, am, havizg "ceen transported tile night-ti.ms on a uwi.:ft railroad. crossi zg the :Blue Ridge , looked. in tb.e morniDg f r om tha VTir.d.otys of the cars . and e:.cc 1 ai::e d , 11 Law sakes l wiia t a 'b.llx;>y countcy l n in -. The na=ie of the vie";7 is ~n ~r::i:::i_ F.i~er.!..the_ ~~'!~o made a 9~pture of i t last seaso~. ci.eclariz:g that !le had. seen mthi~- -in'Et:.rope t9 equal · its wile a.Dd. unke!!mt v:?.riet:r· It is seld.om., imeed., tbat a I:lD~tain scsne is ao little d.istu.rt:red b;r 11 c l ;a!"in:;;s, 11 t!le sigts of eu-lti7ation, or even the ~bitations of' man· 3.xceuting th~ biild.i::gs of the ill.e~hai;- Springs, "i'T!l.icb. lie at · our feet• there is n.ot~i!l.6 in the inte.venirg valleys to io!icate the presence of ::ia.n; t.hile, in the distance. t::J.e ~u..ge ::iountains, c..ark, forbidd.i .z:g and sombre. d.o mt relent from their fro'l7n until far .away the ·Ci.ark blue c; :-~tTs fainter am fai~ter, and they so!'ten to meet the ei:;ibrac<)s of the s'.cy aili =i.irgle i:::i t~2 sa:ne li~ht cern.lean !Ia.e. ········Another e..~erience of mountai::i. see~ close to Fisher' s View-b'J..t a .'fc:u mil.es on a roa~ ti.JID.ed. to tha soutll fro;:i that l ea.d.ir:g · to foe s~rings--oc::-u.rs to our recollection. '.'ie !lad. been rid.ing on horsebac~ for exercise, -;vhen , on the road. to Franklin Cou=t-house--a little be;rolld where a rick~ t-J s1gn-1lost ::iarked t11enty- si..-: oil es .f-roc tb.ere--Dr· 71 • :siointed ~ out a muntain sc:ine eouai to that vie'IYcd ::'ro::n the Peaks of Otter. except 1 n extent, as i t OCCU'Oied but 0 re.:fourth of the horizon· The s:pot is nameless, 7et as a I:lOUI!ta.i::i. view i t -Aa.s but f~w suneri.ons in Vir~inia· :For a lmndred miles . w~ co-.ild. see the billo\vs of the .ill~· ··~t there was a=>pec:uliar i~ression I WiSJleci to record--one due to certain atmaS"Ob.!u-i.c effects ;;hich are sometimes observed in these views of distant mou.nta.i.m, alli wh.i'C.b. a di.sti.Dguislled a.Di travel.ea. . !!Ior~:n. gentlemall assn:red. me that he had IlOVer seenun:i:r· oth.er skies• It was a fai::it. miitish bani o:f' light on the horizon, th.e d.e8tl bl.u,o,..of the sqcelted into a radiant, i n ] e s -· c:-i 1aole !:Iu..e as i:t d..esce!lC.ed. to ' join-~. autl.ina of the :::iountains. ailii ther:e, e.hd.ixg in a strea:.c o f somethi..ng like gray twilight., tbJ:ougb. .Mtlcb. '17C could look farther a:o:i. farther as into the il:ima:mity of space, the murd.less sea of an outl:,rir..g eterni.t:T~ The air was slightly- mi.sty" vihen this effect mm observed.• A.IV d.e:scription in words , is mt poor a?:;>roxi.l!lation, ard I doubt as well whether human pen:il could. prodn.Ce suco. an irradiation, such a mixture of sGfte red. colors and lights , as tr..at i~ ':'Thicb. I lo~ked beyond the .A.lleghal:i;; into a world without trace or measure or p ost of d.istaoce on 1 t • am which I was yet sure was infinite l ( !n ?oll.::~.rd. 1 Ed.gar A· The Virginia Tourist , ::n-70-90. 1871·) .VIRGINIAAPPALACHJAN NOTE :; - - _. �LETTER FROM ALLEGliANY SPRINGS SPECIAL CORRESPONOENT TO LYNCHBURG NEWS. ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA., JUNE 18, 1873. EDITOR OF NEWS: The Alleghany Is now genlng under full hlast. In the last few d1y• m1ny vlsltort have 1rrlved, among them General Hood and family; C:ol . Sim Tete, kJng of R•ll i:oads with his Qiieeni Major Wllherapoon and family of New Orleant and Captain Conley or Mobile and tonight we were honored by tha arrlv•I of General Joseph E , Johnston. General Hood le a (Ina portly looking man, 1lxfeet th"ee lnchea hl&h, wlthcompre91ed lips, which make him appear (aa he le) a determined man. He wu wounded In Ger:tyeburg In lhe arm. and afterward• lost hi• lea at Chlclclm1uga. The General h11 a be autfflll and lntereetlng ra mlly, and 11 the molt domutlc or men. We remember him In our lite war u "The Braveat of the Brave" and we honor him. Genaral Johneton (and hare let me llrt my hat In honor to him) 11 one of the moat 1oldlarly looking men we ever 11w, rtva feet e leven lnchee high, quite gl:'ay and hae the appear1nca of being fif ty or flfry-flve )"'•rs ot aga. He hu 1 datl!rmlned appearance wllh a steady eye. We are proud or our haroe1. The General 11 bare wtlh hl1 Invalid wUe. nie pl"lleent eeuon at the Alleghany promise• to be an overwhelming one, Mr. Tinsley, lhe 1ccommod1tfng and polite manager will Nn thl1 place In the mon elegant ltyle, The "Ole Devil" wu 1lt!logw1yb1ckln the Devil'• Den jult wilting him time. He ·had warne d the early aettle re In 1ome awe l n1plrlng way unknown to u1 buuutfl clent to fill them with an unear thly dread; he hid had hie rum at the bulldlna of th• Bia Tunnel In tragic lou of lite In Ill con11rucUon: and ho had reveled In the amall pox plague whtcll had de1ct nded upon the tick e nd wounded • oldler boy• who weni ho1pltaltzed ar the Spring•: but the lovtns. tender care of the doctors and nurau who 1<!lrved the t oldlers even unto their own de1tha had defHted him end 11nt him ti.ck Into hi• den. Now the unrenralned pleuun11 of dr-lnkln& at !he well advertlaed but bar In Virginia, the all night dancing and frollclng, the high ga mbUng and fortune 1eeldng advenruren wel"9 beckoning hl1 return. One mid-summer evening great etorm clouds gathered over the little valley, llRhtnlng flashed and the heavy clouds thundered with an urth-ehaklng ro1r. The old Oevll returned to hie Armchair and cavorted In glee 11 rtln poured end all were driven lntlde for protection from the element• . One of th• heavy, low hanging cloud• woa torn apart on the mountain 1lde and the valley 11111 deluged with the cloud buut. aver flv• hundred gueets, end ttielr Hrv•ntl and the uaff of th• •prlng• ware forced to In the 11orm to the fUrrOJndlng htlla, HoraH were drowned, houn1 wrecked, clothing end valu1ble1 clettroyed and the Montgomery White wu deeeried In mld-eeuon, it never recovered irom the blow and not too long after an eiq>lodlng lamp 1tarted a Ure th•t destroyed the building•, and today not one foundation 110118 or brickbu remain• com•rk thetpotofrenowned Montaomery Whlllt, Colonel Gilbert Cox, •former Morine otncer, own• the large 111hlte home on the hill South of the Elllaton 1tr1lght-away eectlon of the Highway• II and 460. adjoini ng lhe old brick Edmund1on home, •put of the Fotherlngaypl1ntat1on ebove which Colonel Ceor (e Hancock 11and1 In hi e tomb to look acroH hi• field• put the hl&hw•y• to the river lionom of the Roano4e and ebove them to Vie Norfolk and WHtern Rtllwey and beyond the hill• to that 11l1nt valley, which he once owned hefoni I.hi Springe weni built. 'This old Revolutionary htro In who1e arm• the Polish Count Puh1k.I died, and who•• daughtllr, Julia, wu the wife . of WU· ll am Clark of the Lewie eM Clark Expedition, mull have long 1lnce wearied of hl1 vigil and withed for the regoee and oblivion that hll overtaken the 'Ole Dev•t... {At the Monqiomuy Whlte SUiphur the Captelo Hamilton O, Wade Chapter, ~!·!"'·c·..~~r~.~~,2.8?unmorked graves tn · Cllbert Cox purchased the old Montgomery White farm. The only nollc of th• Springe wu the monument railed by the Women of the South to die aoldler boy1 and tho1e nun nur 111s who died In their service, and the frowning rock known as the Armchai r which rowor1 over the v11l11y and domJnatea the plcrures of the Springs, It wu most flt· t1n11 th11 thl• emblem of loving memory for patrtode m end de voted service 1hould find • permanent nisUna place above the valley, and Mr. Cox removed the monument from the vtlley to Ill• Dtvll '1 Armchair and conve yed to the Or. Harvy Black Chap lltr of the 0 1u1htert of the Contedaracy the lrlet of land whereon lt 111nd1, Now 1 me mor l1J to love of country and devotion to Ille Hrvlce of others hu thrown the devil from his vaunlltd throne, a nd peace hove rs ove r the hippy valley of 10 many memories. I wu happy to be Instrumental In making these changes and preparing the con• veyancet, Mr. Cox hu built a summer cabin on the loc1t1on of the first hotel;· he hu two paintings of the old Mont11ome ry Whi te Sulphur on the walll of hit home, He hu stocked the stream that now• throush the vallty wtth crout and when 'the ••Hon opena he and I, with 1ome Sood companion& will flJh the stream down Vie tenll• valley, and In lh• evening we wlll 1lt out under the tree• and u1111n to echau or the Carman Band In the rtppUna o.f the 1tream, and In !he moonll&ht ponlbly tee shadow• of the hippy couplo who ut there year1 ago, nee 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �(55 TWELVE STONES FOR BELMONT: REVISITED IN 2000, edited by Clovis E. Linkous. Soft cover, 132 pages, name index, privately printed, Blacksburg, Virginia, May 2000. "Belmont is a community of Montgomery County, Virginia lying between Price Mountain and Barringer Mountain. This book is written in celebration of the 250th anniversary of Belmont's beginning in 1750. It is an update and extension of the first edition entitled "Twelve Stones of Belmont" written and self-published in 1976 by Clovis E. Linkous." (quote page 9) A committee of eight long time residents of Belmont wanted to record as much as possible to honor those who gave so much, and to inform those coming after of their heritage. They begin with the original Land Patents and include photographs of Old Belmont. Churches, schools, maps, and points of interest and how the community has changed are some of the subjects covered. Over 60 pages are given to the history and biographies of the families. Some oftbe surnames are Chrisman, Charlton, Hornbarger, Harman, Taylor, Hawley, Gilmore, Neece, Roberts, Whitworth, Christian and Long. This neat book is sold out, but we hope it will be re-printed! Ms. Linkous may be reached at 1018 Oak Pointe Court, Blacksburg, Virginia 24060. This edition will be donated to the Virginia Room, where the earlier edition was deposited, with a sincere 'thank you' to the anonymous donor. G. Swartzell TRACING PAPER LABELS PHOTOS Wh.e~ I w~~t to identify people in a photo, I lay a piece of tracing paper over the top and note thei~ 1dentit1e~ there, rather than on the back of the photo. The tracing paper can be folded back to view the p1ct~re, and folded down to find out whom it is. This protects the photo and makes it easy to correct 1f I have mis-identified anyone. (Writing on the back of a photo causes it to eventually bleed through and ruins the picture.) I have also used this method to send photos to relatives so they can identify the people they recognize and mail the tissue paper back to me, keeping the photo. Shirley Hirschfeld Longmont CO ADOPTIONS IN THE BOOK OF DEEDS 1 kne":' my grandmother was adopted, and couldn't find any information. I found her original adoption paper ca. 1910. It was called a "Deed of Adoption," and is recorded in the Book of !Jeeds. I don't know that it was this way in all states, but this was in Missouri. As settling as it is, tf you are looking for an adoption record, look in the deed book. Sherida Sutherland 'VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN NOTES �Shaws ville History Is Traced This history of Shawsvllle, taken tro111 a 1907 paper, "1l1e llallro9der," puullshed In Roanoke, was submitted to us b• Mrs. R, W. Wlllls, of Shewsville. · Shawsvllle, an Important stat,ion on the Norfolk and Western Is situated 11early midway between the cities or Koanoke and Radford, The town ls In Montgomery County, some nine or ten miles east of the county seat, and In the midst of a rich agrlcullllral region. The town ls among the foothills o( the Allegheny Mountains, end affords one. -'If tJ1e most IJeautlful and plollJresque views in this entire section of Virginia, With en altlrude of some 1,500 feet above 11ea level, and well protected by lofty mountains, no more healthy spot can be ro~nd In all the wide range of Virginia mountain country. A FINE STATION Shewsvllle boasts of one of the finest stations on ti1e Norfolk and Western systems, It ls said that there ls only one ot11er like lt, between Norfolk and Columbus, that of Northfor k, w. Va., whlch has been recently built. It ts certain that no other town of ShawsvHle's size boasts of such a splendid l>ulldlng. h Is constructe d of Ure brick, of reddish brown ln color and was l>ullt with a view of the town's fuOJre growth, Many years ago this lJecame an hnportnut shipping poln~ for export lumber an~, tlwuE!a111ls of cars of pine, oak an.ti pO(J· tar have been IJllleu out lo northe·rn ana eastern States, To this may be added tl1ousends of otJ1er cars laden with tart IJark, cross ties and locust po:Hs, In exchange for which hundreds or thousands or dollars hav~ gone to enrich the lumbermen, amt build and ru1·nlsh co111lorta1Jle homes on the river end Its nu1nerou1:1 tributaries, Floyd County has also been gre·atly benefited In a similar 11)anner, a11 mllllons of feet of timber, 1111d tJ1ou811m.ls 11 nd thousands ot cords or tan lJ11rk, and uine of thousand1:1 ur rallrolld Uos have been hauled on wagons from tJ1at 111oun- Continued, Pa~e G· 7 ShawsviJ!~. H~~f~ry Traced O.: ·\~.. •. • - ......... C' .:· ,. Oil·'"t F• rorn G·6 tain county tX> this point t<> be shipped ··.·. sure being ample for all ~1rposes, anu in to the- markets, , case of flre would prove an invaluable During . the. past .few months nea~y 100 11 a'djunct. cars of apples have been shlppecrbut to J""" ' HOW TOWN W:\S N:\MI:::D eastern an<l southern markets frdm thls'· · .·'.Trsdltlon says that Shuwsvllle was station, and in the future Shawsvllle is --• •named for one of U1e civil engfneers who destined to become an Important apple '"·looaned the Rock Ruad and who made his shipping point. ··· headquarters he.re ,!01~ . several months. SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES In the early hJs~ory of Southwest Vlr-· Jn addition to being a business center of ginla settlements . were forniC<.I ln close importance, Shawsvllle ls a center of cul- . proximity to the forts erected as safeture. The town malntaJns a splendidly . guards against lndlan. lnvaslo11, and it is equipped lugh school with a corps of five near the west :enfl section that one of teachers for whites and a well conducted ·.tlle cha.In of 14 o'l'tginal• forts erected bes chool for colored ch..lldren. There are tween Winchester and Seven Mlle Ford two churches. Methodist and Presby- stood. 1be early histories of Virginia terian. Both have large congregations. give lt as Vause' s Fort, the memory of 1lle. population consists or about three which the stockade was ereclled by early hundred and fifty people, while within a settlers belng known · unto this day as radius of three miles there are several the "Fort Field." The ·nearcest fort to hundred more people who make Shaws- the East was Fort Lewls which stood ville 'their trad1ng cenuir, with a large near the present. station or Clenvar and Important .scattering trade extend- in Roanoke County•. lng a distance of 20 to 25 miles llirough lNOlAN KJLLF.O the souths Ide of· Montgomery County and There Is apparerth' well founded traon Into a populous section of Floyd d!tion that an lndlan warrior was killed county. by UM!\ Inmates of Vause's fort., by be~ilcteen regular passenger trains pass Ing shot whlle hldlng Jn a sycamore ShawsvUle atation dally, and during the tree, whlCi•· he had climbed In an effort summer season when many oC the through to look int6 the fot't. ThJs sycamore trains atop to take on and let offpassen- stood near the old Hyan homesii:e, and . gers bowid to and (rom die nearby health it is highly probable that the very tree and summer reiorts. The town is et>n- from whlch the Red Skha native met his nected with Floyd County by a dally hack tragic end ls still standing as a reminder and mail service. The rock road or west- of those years when our forefathers came · ern examelon of the old Valley tlJrn- hither to subdue the wilderness. found plke passes right. through the center or homes and protect their wives and chlldtown. leading westward to Washington ren against die onslaul-\ht of tile wily COWlty and oo the northeast through the savage. Valley 'or Virginia. WASHINGTON'S VlSIT BUSINESS LIFE lt ls a well authenticated historical fact commercial and bus(ness llfe ofll1e that General Washington at one Ume paid town ts of far greamr Importance than a visit of inspection to Vause's Fort. many suspect. In addition to. belng one of corning from Fort Lewis wllere an atthe largest · shipping polnts on the Nor- tempt was made by the lndlans 1X> slay folk and Western. there are some flve him. his escape being apparently provlor slx general stores. all prosperous dential. An lndlan chief with a bafld of_ mercant:Uit establishments and con- warrlors had been apprised of his comtrolled by the leading busloesa men of Ing, and a large reward had been ofthe place. 1be town IMlntains one of fered for his scalp. 1be chieftain wt th his best small banks in llte country which braves lay In welting for the appt'Qach was organized nine ye are ago wlth a cap- of General Washington. a short distance ital slX>Ck of $12.!WO. bank has paid . east of Fort Lewis, but lt seems tt1a\. aemi-armual dividends of three percent, ·.. two tra!ls led tx> the fort. one alof1g h11 built a floe two atory brick bank the river, and the other fUrther back to-· bulldlng. and ma1nta!ns a 1urplus and , ward Fort ~wls Mountain. 'The lndlans undivided profits or more tlum its capl- were not certain which trllll the general tel stock. The bank carrlea deposits would follow, and the chlefbecominglmamoundng to about $125,000. patient. left his braves ln ambush with . The aown malntalna dtree .srlst mUls, strlet instructions not to flre, should the all operated by wacier power. The town Inspection party pass during Ille absence supply o! water comes from a free now~ while investigating the other trail. nie tng spring slwated ln the mountains warrlor leader had been gone but a short high above tile CX>wn and more than two time when Washington and hls party 1n1lea dl1tant. It ls conveyed ln pipes passed and were soon safely lodged within and reaches the town by gravity, the pres- the wall• of the fort~ · nie me nie VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/51 ~. The ~ Family History Compass . Juliana Smith - 11/4/2002 . ·--.. . -----1··--·-·_.,____ . . --~-__..--·-------···-- . - · ... ·--·---·-····· . ·-···--· -··· -· -·-·- ....:.·----·-- --· - ·····-- Filling ·tn The Blanks 'With Census As I mentioned last week after my recent moye, I've finally rea~~ed the point where I am able to spend some time worklng on my ram.lly history. (Even the er'rant refrigerator hinge is back!) After a long vacation from my flies, I have a lot of organizing and re-flllng to do and am taking advantage of this time to go through all my research with a· fine-tooth comb, filling In gaps, updating timellnes, and just generally putting my ducks in a row. As I was going through one family file, I found that I was missing their entry In the 1880 Census and with the FamllySearch site's recent launch of the 1880 U.S. Census Index onllne, I thought I'd check It out. Then, using Information from the index, I'll follow up and grab a ·copy of the census image at Ancestry: com. While the· Index does contain some good Information, there is more infornia'fton- on" the..·census record Itself' an·d I want all the details I can get my hands on! (What can I say? I'm nosy when It comes to my ancestors.) The index Is a great help for search.Ing because, being an every-name Index, I can look at the family structure In the Index before golng ·to the trouble of lo_okt~g u·p th~_ Images, saving me time. When I find the person I 'm looking for, I deflnltely· want to take ttlat extra step to get the image. Information found on the image that does not appear in the ind ex includes: . . • Street Address. This Is a biggie. I Include addresses In my tlmellnes wherever they are available. Not only do they help to trace an ancestor's 'movements and posstt>ty lead to property records, but tliis can also be ·very helpful In matching up records. Tlils Is· the case, particularly when you're cursed with common names like Kelly, Miiier, Smith, etc. While there may be' a number of people out there sharing a name with your ancestor, you can be fairly certain you have the right one If the address matches up. The address can also let you know what kind of residence your ancestor lived In. Were they enumerated in some kind of lnstltutlori;'llke a school, hospital, hotel, prison, asylum,. etc.? In the 1880, I have one· long sougnt-after relative who was enumerated· In ttle Hotel· Branting on Madison Avenue in New York City arid another who was listed at the school/coriverit she attended. In the latter case, we were able to obtain valuable Information from records the order of nuns that she joined . • Wh ether Married During That Year. A no-brainer here - knowing this can lead to marriage 1 records. • If Born During That Year -What Month? Another no-brainer-makes it easier to get birth records. • Number of Months Unemployed during that-census year. This can give us some great Insight into family's financial situation. One family I have shows the father t)avlng been unemployed for three months and the teenage daughters working as coffee packers to supplement the family income. • Health Issues .(on the day of the visit were they sick or temp. disabled and If so, sick with what; were they blind, deaf and dumb, Idiotic, insane, maimed, crippled or otherwise disabled). • Education. Could they read and write, were the children attending schoo l? 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �- t58 How Do I Find Them At Ancestry.com Using The Index? Since the page numbers on the Index aren't the sa me as the Image number at Ancestry.com ther~ a~e a couple of steps, but It's a quick process and beats the heck out of browsing distr.i ct by district! Here's a quick guide: lh) Locate) your ancestor In the Index at ww~ .farT)i!~.~_grch_,org (click on the link on the left side of t e page . 2) Print or make note of the source Information listed below the entry for your ancestor. 3) Go to the ~ensus at Ancestr)-'. .com and select 1880. 4) Using the source Information from the index, click on the state, county, and township on Ancestry.com. 5) If there aren't.a lot of districts to choose from, you may be al:;>le to determine which one you need and can ell.c k on it right away~ However, If you find ..yourself looking In-a large city, you may be faced with -hundreds. of districts. Not to -worr.y, we can narrow it down considerably. Just go.to the N.atiO [l_g_l P.a:hives' C_E;~!J..S Microfilrn. Cctt9JQfl, click on "Part 7: 1880· Census Schedules" and scroll down to the state your are searching. Also included In the source information from the Index, Is the "NP.. Film Number." T9 ts the series number for the 1880 Census and the last four digits are th..e microfilm number. Look for.the microfilm number under that s.tate In the National Archives' Catalog'_and yqu'll s~e a _q~scri'ptlon similar to this one: 841. City of Brooklyn, wards 2-4 (cont'd: ED 12, sheet 43-ED 26, sheet 27) The first ED In parenthes~s Is where this roll of film starts and the last one Is where It ends. So now we've narrowed It down to fourteen districts In this case. Much better than 253, but still a sizable chunk. 6) Here's where the "Page Number" comes In (just below the NA Fiim Number In the Source Information). Pick a district midway through the ED range for that film. For example, one of my ancestors Is at: NA Fiim ·Number 1:9-0841 (the example above), Page 522C. Since the districts listed In the NARA catalog for that film are ED 12 - ED 26, I might choose ED 19. Clicking on ED 19, I look at the first Image In. that district. Now. J.look for a stamped number on the page. T.hls Is the number t~at Is going to .correspond with the page number from the Index. On this page I see 423 and the letter A stamP,ed- ln - t~e upper corner,, so I'm at 423A. Since I 'm looking for 522C, I probably need to go to a later district. If it were close, I might check later pages in that district by changing the "Go To Image" number. In this example, District 22 brings me to page 515A and after a bouncing through those images a couple times, I zero in on my ancestor on Image 15 of 61. A Bonus Find I was rewarded In my search by not only finding my ancestor, Edwin Dyer, but the household above his was headed by his mother-In-law, Eliza Doner. Further down the page, I also see a Thomas Moran listed. Moran happens to be Eliza's maiden name. He's too young to be a brother, but could be a nephew or otherwise related, so I'll be keeping his listing In my Misc. Morans fife, just In case he pops up again somewhere else. One More Thing As with any Index, there are bound to be errors, and this one Is no exception. One of Edwin's daughters Is listed as Agnus L. -ln the census. The Index lists her as L. Agness. I f I were looking specifically for her, I would have probably spelled her name Agnes, so the mlsspelllng might not be an Issue, but because the index lists the Initial L. first, she does not come up with any spelling variant of Agnes . I wou ld have only found her by looking for the initial L. or by searching for VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTFS . �someone else in the family (which I did). To complicate matters further, she Is known to us as Liiy as that Is the name she used throughout her life, so I probably wouldn't have tt:tought to look for Agnes. The bottom line Is, If y ou don't find someone right off, don't give up. Expand your search parameters and get a little creative and you may find them. Well, I stll\ have a \\ttle time left before my daughter gets home from school, and I have plenty more loose ends to t ie up, so I'm off In search of more ancestors! See ya next week! Links Famlly Search Census Searches (1880 U.S . Census, 1881 UK Census, and 1881 Canadian Census) www .fam ily sea rch.orq (Click on the· link on the left_.hand side of the page) Copyright 2002, MyFamily.com, Inc . All rights reserved. This article ma y be reproduced in whole or in p art f o r n on- c ommercial purposes p rovided that proper att ribution {including aut hor name} and copyright notices are included . TIP CENSUS HEADINGS FOR EASY REFERENCE When 1. search online census pages, especially the early years where head of household is the only name given, I want to know the age categories so I can quickly tell whether this is "my" Ezekiel or Daniel. or not. All census headings are difficult to read on a computer screen, but because my memory boggles at remembering categories for 14 censuses, I used to carry blank copies of each census year with me. I found shuffling through them a nuisance. My final solution was to cut off the top section of blank copies of each census, tape them in chronological order on each side of two sheets of paper. Having them laminated w as very inexpensive and now I have two sturdy and easily carried templates to consult and compare with headings I cannot read on the computer. Jean Chapman Snow V1RG1NtA APPALACHIAN NOTES �[{oO CORRECTIONS TO THE 2003 SURNAME INDEX Joanne Mello, membership# 663 emailed that her email address should be as follows: jomello@hitechnetworks.net Also, one of her CRAWFORD entries should read as follows: 663 CRAWFORD John VA Augusta-Botetourt Roger Ridpath, membership # 428 wants to note that his entry should read: 428 RIDPATH VA Augusta-Montgomery Lou Rossie, membership # 437 tells us that his email address should be: Lourossie@aol.com The surname list editor apologizes for any problems these errors may have caused. Queries Searching for parents and birthplace of Thomas PURSEL!. born about 1787, lived in Bedford County Virginia by 1806, manied Lucy BROWN of Campbell County in 181 0, married Elizabeth MOORMAN in 1825, died 1856 in Bedford County. Need his death date and death date of his wife, Lucy BROWN, daughter of Daniel BROWN and Polly CALLAWAY. Wish to find death dates and burial places of William SUITER, who married Rebecca DILLS 1804 Tazewell County: of Alex T. SUITER whose will proved 1877 in Bland County: and of Lydia HEARN, wife of Alex SUITER, who died after June 1880 in Rocky Gap, Bland County. Who were the parents of Moses HOWELL, born about 1795, married Martha DOWDY 1821 in Bedford County, died 1872 in Franklin County, Virginia? Submitted by Betty JaekJe, 6660 Huntley Lane N., Naples, Fl 34104 Email: bettyjaekle@swfla.rr.com 'VIRGINIA APPALACHtAN NOTES. �t(o[ FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA IN 150 YEARS This is the story of the migration of my direct family line. From my first immigrant ancestor, Daniel Barnhart, who left his home in Germany seeking religious freedom, arrived in Philadelphia around 1750, to Samuel Barnhart, who brought his family to Seattle, Washington 150 years later. I am not sure that the migration path of my ancestors follows the general migration path of our nation. I am sure that the hopes and desires that strengthened them, and the hardships that cha11enged them, were similar and were the same for all the untold thousands of families that made this journey. My family members were devout members of the "Church of the Brethren" and their movement west coincided with and was part of the westward expansion of that church. Another factor in their moving west was the appeal of free or cheap land. Farming was the only lifestyle by the families in my direct line at that time. Despite the beauty and richness of the Great Valley of Virginia, there was just not enough land for succeeding generations of large families. Moving west was the only alternative. At no time was my family on the leading edge of the surge west. They were, however, early settlers, men, women and children who created the permanent settlements and founded the churches and schools. Daniel I Family lore say that Daniel arrived at Philadelphia in 1749 or 1750, with two brothers, names unknown. In searching "Passenger and Immigration List Index", a list of 500,000 names edited by P. William Filbey, I found no one who could have been the right Daniel Barnhart. A search of "Thirty Thousand names of Immigrants in Pennsylvania, by Daniel Rupp was also unsuccessful. Filbey's" book does not have a complete record of ages. Rupp lists only males over sixteen, who where marched up the Courthouse to swear allegiance to the Queen. Rupp's list shows six ships arriving in Philadelphia in 1749 and 1750. I searched the names Barnhart, Barnhardt, Bernjard, Bernhardt, Bernard and similar names. This list shows two men within that name group with in that time frame, but none who could be identified as the Daniel Barnhart I was looking for. It is possible that Daniel had arrived with older brothers and was not required to swear allegiance to the Queen. Daniel was said to have married and had two daughters and either three or four sons. According to Miles G. Barnhart in bis book "Barnhart Memoirs", the sons of Daniel were named Daniel II, David and Jonathon or, Daniel II, David, John and Jacob. I have found no documentation of this, but I have no reason the doubt it. . ~h:~e are sixteen Barnhart's in the list of "Revolutionary War Soldiers" incJuding six J?aruel s. I can find no proof my Daniel was one of them. Revolutionary War pension records have Bernhart, who applied for a pension in 1819, giving his age as 64., 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �this would ~ave made his bi~~ _Year 1755 ~us he could' not be the Daniel I am looking for. There is a strong poss1b1hty that he did not serve in the war. Members of those churches whose creed included conscientious objection were excused from serving in the army by paying a special tax. The "Dunkards" as members of the "Church of the Brethren'\ were known, were explicitly one of the sects excused. Daniel Il Family lore says that Daniel 's son Daniel II was born in Pennsylvania in 1765 However it may have been a few years earlier. He is believed to have moved to Franklin County, Virginia with a group of members of the Church of the Brethren that migrated there in the mid 1780s. I would say again, a11 the names and dates to this point are family lore, and are not documented. The first documentation of his being in Virginia is an entry in the " 1887 Personal Property Tax List. The entry is for Daniel Earnheart. His personal property was one horse. This list is for males over 21, which indicates that he was born no later than 1766. The next document is an entry that records on 12 February 1788, to Elizabeth Naff daughter of Jacob and Eva Naff C. Florin, their tenth child. The Naff name is variously spelled Naffe, Nafe, Knave and Neff.. Her birth year is given as 1783 in "Naff and Related Families" by John W. Bointott, This would have made her fifteen years old when she married a little young but not impossible. "Barnhart Family Record" Josephus E. Barnhart," says she was born about a year or two later. Three sons and one daughter were born to this marriage, "Barnhart Family Records", gives these names and dates, John, born 1787; Daniel ID, born 1791; Abraham born 1795 and Susannah born 1798. The head stone for Daniel Ill in the Barnhart Family Cemetry, near Salem in Roanoke Co., Virginia has birth date inscribed as "June 14, 1791. Census records for 1850 and later confirm the birth years of John and Abraham. Susannah married Stephan Kessler 14 Oct. 1816, and died in Franklin Co., VA, 6 June 1883. There three deeds in Daniel's name in the Deed books of Franklin County. On 6 Oct. 1788, he purchased 200 acres from James Calloway for 100 pounds CVM (Current Money of Virginia), 28 Jan. 1792 he purchased 188 acres for 100 pounds CVM, and 3 Dec. 1892 purchased and additional 120 acres for 50 pounds CVM. This is a total of 580 acres, a large holding for that time and area. There is no record of any of this property being sold before bis death. Franklin County was established in 1785. Daniel II is mentioned many times in the early county records. In 1788 the Court of Franklin County appointed him as a surveyor of the Road. He was appointed to become an appraiser in the Estate of Jacob Richman. In l 792he was appointed by the court to be a trustee to help layout a new town to be called Wisenburg. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE f'' �There is no record of Daniel's death, but it probably occurred in the spring or early summer of 1800. There is an entry in the Franklin Co. Court Journal for September Court 1800 appointing his wife Elizabeth and Joseph Flora, "Administrators for the Goods Chattels and Credits" of Daniel Barnhart, Dec'd. 1 At the same time four men were appointed to appraise his estate. The inventory was taken on 6 Sept. 1800, and returned to the Court on 8 Feb. 1801. The total value Of the estate was 6pounds, 13 shillings and 6 pence. I can not equate that to the dollar value today. It is interesting to read the inventory as it gives some insight into the way of life of that era, and some idea of the value of things. The date of Elizabeth's death is not known. The only indication is found in Will Book of Franklin County. An Entry in ''Will Book" !records that an inventory of her estate was returned to the Court and ordered to be recorded. Her estate was valued at 84 Pounds and 14 Shillings. An entry in "Order Book" 6, 1 February 1813, records that a suit was brought against the estate of Daniel Barnhart. Joseph Flora is appointed guardian of Abraham and Susan, the two youngest of Daniel's children. At a court held 3 March 1813 this suit was tried and settled. An order was issued to the Defendant's to convey to the Plaintiffs, 100 acres of land, described in the court Order. This transferred land does not appear in the County Will Books. I have not found any names of the plaintiffs, nor the reason for the suit. On 1 Feb 1813 John and Daniel TI, the two oldest sons each sold their Y.i interest in a tract of 208 acres that had belonged to their father, to Joseph Flora for I 00 pounds. On May 5, 1817, Abraham and Susanah, the two youngest children sold their interest in this same property to Joseph Flora for the same amount. I have found no other records for the total distribution oh his estate. There must have been a substantial amount as there would have been 200 of the 508 acres unaccounted for, plus the personal property. Abraham Abraham, the third son of Daniel and Elizabeth was born 16 Oct I 79 5. He died 12 May 1872. These dates are taken from "Barnhart Family Record" by Josephus Barnhart. and sustained by other records. He married Elizabeth Naff, (the name is the same as his mother's), born 18 March 1798and died 23 May 1882. I am not sure who her parents were. ''Naff and Related Families" has her parents as Isaac a Barbara Naff, " "B arnhart Family Record" says her parents were Jacob and Elizabeth Naff. Isaac and Jacob were brothers and each had daughter named Elizabeth born in 1789. Abraham's mother was sister of Isaac and Jacob, making Abraham and Elizabeth I st cousins. This was not an unusual occurrence for that time. Due to the sparse population, the pool of 1 ibid. Will Book 1, pp. 163-4 'VIRGINIAAPPALACHIAN NOTES �available spouses was limited. Also in the early family there was, and still is, a strong tendency to marry within the Brethren Church. Abraham and Elizabeth were the parents of nine children. Danie] born 8 Feb 1819; Hannah born 12 Aug. 1821; Jacob born 25 Dec 1823; Rebecca born 19 March 1826; John N. born 13 Feb. 1829; Abraham born 11 Nov. 1831; Elizabeth born 26 Sept. 1834; George born 8 Aug. 183 7, and an unnamed infant who died at birth. Abraham and all his sons were ministers in the Brethren Church. Abraham is named in the Ministerial List of the "Brethren Family Almanac for the years 1871-1913. He also appears in the Brethren Encyclopedia as an Elder in the Germantown Brick Church. I have been told that the property owned by Abraham was part of the property owned by his father. It is difficult to locate the exact property as all early deeds were written using the Metes and Boilllds description. A typical description of a tract containing 2 Y2 acres and rods of land reads as: Beginning at a Poplar S55 W66 poles to a gum thence S40 El5 poles to a rock at Sink's comer thence N 441/2 E 63 poles to the beginning". The Poplar and Gum trees have long since been gone, the rock has been move and Sink has been dead for 100 years. This is only the description of a small tract. Imagine a tract of several hundred acres would look like. As property was sold over the years it was sometimes divided or added to another tract. Abraham and Elizabeth were lifelong residents of Franklin County, Virginia. Most of his sons moved west in the search for land, His youngest son, Abraham stayed in Virginia and took over the family fann at his fathers death. Land records I have found show that he bought he purchased 140 acres for $500.00. He sold 4 7 acres in 1832, and purchased another 41 acres in 1840. Leaving him with 121 acres. In his will his property was left to his son Abraham. ''I will that my son Abraham have and bold full possession of all my land at the price of three dollars and fifty cents per acre ... ". This was common way to divide the property. To break the property up in to eight parcels would not make any parcel big enough for a family fann. The executors then divided the money from the $3.50 per acre equally among the other children. It was not unusual for the youngest children to get the property, as the older children had often moved west or had already purchased nearby property. Daniel , the first child of Abraham and Elizabeth, was born in Franklin Co., VA. on 8 February, 1819. He died at the home of his daughter Elizabeth Flory in Willow Springs Township, Douglas Co., Kansas, on 1 January 1906. These dates are confmned by an "Affidavit of Death" filed in Probate Court of Franklin Co., Kansas, 5 January 1906, and by two obituaries and the inscription on his bead stone. He was buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery, in Centropolis Township, Franklin Co., Kansas. His wife Anna, the daughter of Martin and Elizabeth Frantz Winger, was born in Virginia on 23 June 1821. She died at the home of one of her sons. These dates are taken from two obituaries and her headstone. She was buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery, beside her husband. .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Daniel Daniel and Anna were married in Franklin Co., Virginia. The date on the marriage application is 16 January, 1840. Josephus Barnhart, in the "Barnhart Family Record" says they were married on Daniel's birthday, 8 February 1840. These dates are probably accurate as the marriage record shows only the application date, not the day the marriage was performed. They were the parents of ten children, David 19 Dec 1840; Abraham 24 April 1843; Isaac 6 Mar. 1844; Elizabeth 3 Jan. 1847; Jacob 2 May 1849; Joseph 12 Sep. 1851; Sarah 2 May 1854; John 30 Jan. 1857; Benjamin 7 Sep. 1859, and George 9 June 1862. The first six children were born in Virginia and the rest in Wabash County, Indiana. John died 39 Jan. 1858, in Wabash, County In. and George died 26 Jan. 1868 in Franklin Co., Kansas. I do not where Daniel and Anna lived for the first year of their marriage. On 8 Feb. 1841 A deed was given for 75 acres that Daniel purchased in Floyd Co., VA. Floyd County adjoins Franklin Co. on the west. In Jan. 1851 this land was sold and 146 acres was purchased in the same county. This land was sold in February 1852. They then began their western migration. On 19 July 1852, Daniel purchased 93 acres in Wabash Co., Indiana for $400.00. This property was sold for $3,700.00 on 4 Oct. 1865. This is huge difference in buying price and the selling price. Probably this was undeveloped when purchased and the land was broken and fenced and a home and outbuildings bad been constructed. On 4 Oct. he also purchased 80 acre. I have found no record of the sale of this 80 acres. The exact date that Daniel and his family moved to Kansas. The three married sons, David, Abraham and Isaac, along with their families, and with the unmarried children accompanied their parents the Kansas. The exact date of the move is not recorded. An obituary for Sarah Ward, daughter of Daniel and Anna, published in the Vindicator in Feb. 1940 says "She came to Kansas with her parents in the summer of 1866. "The trip from Indiana was made in a covered wagon, being over six weeks on the road." Daniel made a mortgage on 24 Oct. 1866 on 148 acres of land in Centropolis Township, Franklin Co., Kansas for $1.000.00. On the left margin of page 92 there is a notation, "Recorded May 14, 1870, Received on the within, payment in full, H.F. Shelden, Register of Deeds", and signed by Charles Homing. He purchases another 80 acres. On the same day he sold 94 of the original 148 to a cousin, Joseph Barnhart for $2,500.00. On 10 November 1902, Daniel made a hand written will, witnessed by H.H. Bliss and W.S. Wilburn. Dniel's signature on the will is very shakey and probably indicates the state of his health. There is an endorsement on the second page. "filed january 5, 1905, L.L. Crittendon, Probate Judge. All eight of his living children were named on his will along with the residence of all the children Daniel was a minister and elder in the Church of the Brethren, and was active in the church everywhere he settled. His obituary published in the "The Gospel Messenger" 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �20 January 1906 says that "he was elected to the office of Deacon in 1846 and to the Ministry in 1884, and advanced to the Eldership in 1855". ' Daniel was very active in the Brethren Church. In a chapter on the history of the Roanne church in Wabash County, Indiana, the "Roanne Church of the Brethren Survey Committee Report of 1990" says that Daniel Barnhart was a pioneer minister serving in the free ministry. His name is on the Deed, dated 23 Jan. 1864, for the original church property on Squirrel Creek, the predecessor of the Roanne church. I have a copy of that deed and pictures of the ruins of the old church. Daniel was active in the church in Franklin Co., Kansas. "History of the Brethren Church in Kansas", by Elmer LeRoy Crain, says that shortly after the civil war Brethren moved into the area. "In 1866, Elder Daniel Barnhart moved from Wabash County, Indiana into what later became Eight Mile." Daniels cousin, Daniel B. Barnhart moved from Virginia to Centropolis Township in 1872. He was also member of the Brethren Church. Both being named Daniel Barnhart, has created some confusion as to which one Was with the Eight Mile Old Order Church and which was with the Appanoose Church. I believe Daniel B was with the Appanoose Church, as the Church was built on a part of his property. Isaac Isaac, the third son of Daniel; and Anna was born 6 March 1844 in Floyd Co., Virginia. He would have been about six years old when the family left Virginia and moved to Indiana. He is listed with his parents in the 1950 and 1960 Census, sin Wabash Co., IN. He married Lucinda Peffley, , the seventh child of Samuel and Katherine Peffley. She was born 29 Oct 1849 in Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana .. Goshen is about 50 miles from Roanne where Isaac Jived. This is not a long distance to go courting to day, but in the mid l860's how did young farm boy get that far ~way from home. His ol~er brother Abraham is married to Lovina, Lucinda's older sister. If he met her at his brothers wedding bow did their older siblings meet. Isaacs father Daniel was the brother of John Barnhart who married Mary Peffley, the sister of Lucinda and Lovinas father. It is possible that they met at some family or church event. Isaac and Lucinda were the parents of eleven children. Infant daughter 22 Feb. 1867; Elle May 1868; Danie] Madison; 14 Dec. 1870; Samuel Washington 17 Dec. 1872; Sarah Elizabeth 4 Feb 1875; Jesse Hennan 27 Mar 1877; Oliver Emmanuel 27 Jan 1849; Albert Marion 4 Sep 1882; AJice IO Mar 1885; Thomas Jefferson 6 Jan 1887 and Cora Z. Nov 1895. The infant daughter died the day she was born, Daniel died 2 Sept. 1894 and Cora died 25 Feb 1896. All three children are buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery in CentroploJis Township, Franklin Co., Kansas. Isaac and Lucinda did not seem to do we11 in Kansas. Shortly after arriving in Kansas they made a mortgage for $230.00 for 80 acres on 6 Jan. 1868. There are thirteen other entries of this and other property transactions i.11 the Deed and Mortgage books in Kansas for Isaac, the last being 23 Dec. 1896. 'VIRGfNrA APPALACHIAN NOTES �f07 In the late I890's Isaac and Lucinda and all their family moved to Towner County, North Dakota. "Towner County N. Dakota Families" says that they were pioneer settlers of the county, arriving in 1898. The first listing for Isaac in the land records of Towner Co. N.D. gave mortage for 160.77 acres for $2,500.00. This property was later sold to their son Thomas. Thomas, with his family, stayed here until around 1920. There are three listings for the family in the 1910 Census. Lucinda and daughter Elizza were listed with son Oliver, with Oliver as Head of Household. Isaac was enumerated as head of household, with two sons and a daughter in dwelling # 146, Trier Twsp, Cavalier Co., ND. Samuel and his wife and son are listed in dwelling 147, same township and county. In the mid and late 1890's until the early I900's, there was an abundance of rain, for the next years there was a serious draught. the Wheat crops failed and people were unable to survive here. The family started to drift away. Mostly to the East bank of the Columbia River, By 1910 most were living in the area of Wenatchee, Washington. Some bung on. Son, Thomas Jefferson was enumerated in Towner County in the 1920 Census, Isaac moved to East Wenatchee, Wash. he bought a plot of 5.86 acres on the east bank of the Columbia River, where he established an apple orchard. Isaac died in 24 Dec. 1913 in East Wenatchee, Douglas Co., Washington. He is buried in the cemetery next to the Sunnyslope Church of the Brethren. After his death Lucinda leased the orchard out on a farm lease. Lucinda died 26 August 1935 and is buried in the same cemetery as her husband. Samuel The fourth child, of Isaac and Lucinda, Samuel Washington, was born 17 Dec. 1872 in Centropolis Township, Franklin Co., Kansas. He died 1 June 1913 in a logging accident in Kirkland, King Co., WA. He was married to Lillie Mable Shadd, born 26 Feb 1869. They were married by a Probate Judge in the courthouse in Ottawa, Franklin Co., Kansas, on 28 September 1892. The marriage record has very little information on it. It gives their names, the county of residence and their ages. Samuel gave his age as 20 and Lillie gave hers as 19. LiJJie cheated a little on her age, 22 would be the correct age. I guess it is alright for a lady to fib a little on her age on her marriage application .. I do not know where she was born. Census records for 1900,1910 and 1920 give place birth as Kansas. Her son Earl wrote on a record of the family that she was born In Kansas City Missouri. There are other indications that she was born in Arkansas. On her death certificate the information provided by her son Earl gives Missouri as her place of birth. No names are given for her parents. Lillie Mable died 15 Feb. 1969 in Auburn, King Co. WA., fifteen days before her hundredth birthday. Samuel and Lillie were the parents of five children; Edward Earl born 3 Mar 1897; Frederick Merle born 31May1899; Alpha Marie born 28 Mar. 1901; Bertha Helen born 27 Mar 1905 and Edna Lee born 6 Aug 1908. Frederick died 13 Apr 1900 and is buried in the Zion Cemetery, Zion Township, Towner Co., ND. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN NOTES �i&lB The fust son was born in Topeka, Kansas. They were probably renting a farm as there are no Mortgage or Deed records for them in Franklin or Douglas counties. In the late 1890s His father Isaac and all the young children, including Samuel and Lillie moved to Towner County, N. Dakota. It was probably 1897 or 1998 as Earl their first child was born in Topeka, KS. 3 Mar. 1897. ' ' Samuel filed a homestead application in Trier Township, Cavalier Co., N. Dakota on 24 June 1898. This was very complicated procedure. I Have copies of 17 different forms that were found in the envelope that was filed in the Devils Lake, N. Dakota Land Office. One form dated 29 June, 1901,"Homestead Proof ---Testimony of Claimant" Ques:4 asks for a description of the buildings on the property. Samuel described it as " frame house 10x12 ft, with a frame and sod addition 12xl3 ft. frame sod stable 12X 16 ft." Ten acres were fenced and about 30 acres were cultivated the first season and 50 acres the second season. From this point on the transaction be comes hard to understand. On the 8th day July1901 Samuel and Lillie gave a Mortgage on this property to J. H. Mccullough. The property is described, but there is no mention of the doJlar amount of the Mortgage. S~muel did not hold title to this property at that rime. August 7, 1901 Samuel commuted this Homestead application to a cash entry, and made a payment of $200.00. to the Land Office in Devil's Lake. I would presume that the money came from the Mortgage, h~wever, He did not own the property at the time he made the mortgage. On 15 Oct. 1904 this mortgage was transferred to M. L. McCullough. This property was sold at a Sheriff's Sale on 5 Dec 1905, for $118. 84. I do know that in the ]ate 1890's the precipitation in this area was very good and wheat growing was prosperous. Tue next few years were dry, and farming became unprofitable. Railroad Land Agents selJing land along the rite of way claimed that though this was dry land, there would soon be adequate precipitation as "every one knows that rain follows the plow". The family was listed in the 1900 Census in Trier Twsp., Cavalier County, North Dakota. I do not know the whereabouts of the family until 1907 when they are listed in the Seattle City Directory, there are listings in 1909, 1910 and 1911. They are Jisted in the 1910 Census in King Co., wA. There is deed recorded on 6 May 1911 for 5 acres of land for $600.00 in what is now Bellevue. This ]and is now part of the site of the Bellevue Community ColJege. This is where my mother grew up. When I was growing up, this location was far out in the country. Now it is an area of fine homes. Samuel died of injuries received in a Jogging accident 1 June 1913, when my mother was four years old, so I never knew my grandfather. LiJlie lived until 11 Feb. 1969, fifteen days before her 100111 birthday. I used to spend time every summer with her in Bellevue. I treasure my memories of her. Charles R. Anderson 7815 Manor Circle #102 WestJand, MI. 48182 'VfRGINIA APPALACHIANNOTES �RESEARCHING MILITARY RECORDS Th e National Personnel Records Center Military Personnel Records 9700 Page Avenue St. Louis, MO 63132-5100 (www.archives.gov/faci Ii ties/mo/st louis/mi litary personnel records.html) This repository holds the military personnel records of those who served after 1900. In 1973, a fire at the Records Center destroyed over 15 million personnel records, primarily those of World War II Army and Army Air Corps personnel. To request the records of a veteran, write to the above address, or If you are a veteran or next-of-kin of a deceased veteran, you may order copies of military records online atwww.vetrecs.archives.gov. U.S. Total A mzy Personnel Command (PERSCOM) Attn: Casualty & Memorial Affairs OperaJio11s Ce11ter Hoffman Building I 2461 Eisenhower Ave. Alexandria, VA 22331-0301 For the information on someone who died during World War II, this repository wilJ furnish a copy of the Individual Deceased Personnel File. Among these records will be found WD Form 52-1 , "Report of Death", which will provide the official date of death. There is no charge, but it will take several months to receive it. National, Archives at College Park Modern Military Records Branch 8601 Adelphi Road College Park, MD 20740-6001 www.nara.gov/facilities/md/archives 2.html American Battle Monuments Commisswn (www.abmc.gov) This organization is responsible for the maintenance of all U.S. Military Cemeteries and Memorials abroad. Their World War I, World War II, and Korean War Listings includes information on anyone who died during those wars whose body is still interred in one of the American Military Cemeteries overseas, or the names of those who were missing in action, whose names are inscribed upon the Tablet of the Missing at these cemeteries. VIRGINIA _NU I tS . . APPALACHIAN - �l70 Researching a specific military organizations: Through a search engine, search the internet for a specific military organization, i.e. " 121 st Engineer Combat Battalion", "352°ct Fighter Group", "U.S.S. Augusta", etc, or search the following websites: Military Associations Page www. normund yal Iies.org/dbase-a l .hl m Naval Historical Center www.history.nnvy.mil/index.h tml 8th Air Force in World War II www.usaaf.com/8thal/index.htm 9th Air Force Association www.ninthairforceassoc.org United States Coast Guard www.uscg.mil/USCG.shtm U.S. Marine Corps in World War II www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USMC American Merchant Marine at War www.usmm.org OTHER SITES: Library of Congress, ''Veterans History Project" www. loc.gov/folklife/vets Florida State University, ''Institute on World War II and the Human Experience" www .fsu.edu/% 7Eww2 U.S. Army Military History Institute http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi and their "Frequently Asked Historical Questions hltp://carlislewww.army.mi l/usamhi/ J frequent I yaskedh islOricalquestions.html Library of Virginia, ''Virginia Military Dead" www. Iva. Ii b. va. us/whatwehave/m i l/vmd/i ndex .asp National Archives, "World War II Honor U st of Dead and Missing" www.arch ives.gov/researc h room/arc/index.html or through AccessGenealogy Military www .accessgenealogy.com/worldwar/ OTHER RESOURCES: "Tips for Researching Military Records" www.lstmemo1ial.com/archive/research.doc " World War II On the Web: a Guide to the Very Best Sites", by J. Douglas Smith and Richard Jensen, published by Scholarly Resources, Inc., 2003 (ISBN 0-8420-5020-5) "World War II Military Records; A Family Historian's Guide", by Debra Johnson Knox, published by MIE Publishing, 2003 (ISBN 1-877639-91-5) 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �r11 LEITER FROM FRAZIBR M OTEY to MR. GEORGE W. WASKEY JR Botetourt Co. Blue Ridge, Va Montgomery Co Christian Burg, VA Jan 24th 1841 Dear friend I once more Sit Down in order to write you A few lines which dos afford me Peticular sadisfation it is true that I am A good long Road from where I was when I wrote To you last and all so A Jong and Cold Q.eligering Trip But as prove Providence would have it I have got Back heare in good health and in Many Things feel my self as well Saisfide as i ever did I say with ass (smudge) Those sai!fatiary and Deficuties I Say my Friend george it Afford me great Saisfacian at this Time To write A few lines To you Dear friend in the first Place after those few lines above I Shall endeaver to State to you some thing A Bout my situati tion at Presant and all So Since I wrote to you last I left Ohio or at least Started on the 1Oth day of Dec and got to Christian Burg on the 21st day of the Same month I had A good Beast (page 2) And Road bear as I bad But little money and along road Before me I got heare on Sunday J onley had five Dollars and A few cents Jeft So you may judge How the mater was I found my Pardaner well and Plenty of work on the next day after I got hear mr Henry Y Douthat my Pardoner as as I before Stated Bargined for A house and Jot and Shop and tools at all hundred Dollars with our Selves we have hands Sueficient for three fires and had wat work we Could get A long with and if we have luck and healh I Believe that I Can do well heare I dont Believe that I Ever lived in any Place that I was as mutch Thought of as I am heare as A young man By the People in general and my workman Ship All So and you are the first one that j ever said or Not gy any thing About it if you should get this letter and if you do not wish for you page3 To Spread This Conversation from your preasant arthur as I do not Think it Altogeather Prudent for A man to eStablish Such Report upon himSelfBut it is A fact and if I had not.!! Con Sidered you as A Perticular friend of mine I should have Stated any Such a thing in this letter But as you are a man which I place great Cofidence in I have So dun There is one thing which I Shall furthre State I have not written to you as Soon as I aught To have don But hope that you Will excusse me as I have Ben very Busy engage Since I have Ben heare and all So That I expect to Remain Heare for some Time if life and health Should Last buismas as I enJoy (tom) my Selfverry weell on Saterday night after busimas day I was at A Party in this Place I all So had the peasure of going home with my favorite girl in this Place I want you if it is Conveniene to Send my fiddle up the next time old John Hoge Comes down to Brugh page4 if you Pleas This leaves me well offHopeing that Those few lines may find you in the Same State I must come to & cose giving you my Best Respects and all in guering friend write to me As Soon as Convnient George W. 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Vol. 27 - No. 3 - Summer 2003 (July, August, September) CONTENTS Family History Celebration 92 On the Trail of the Dickersons of Virginia and Indiana by Marilynn Dickerson 95 Black Genealogy and Black History Go Hand in Hand by E laine Powers 97 Old Photo- Baptist Orphanage, Salem, VA from Babe Fowler 99 Twenty-sixth Commencement Program, State Teachers College, Radford, VA I 00 Alternate Resources for Confederate Soldiers by George G. Morgan 102 Newspapers and Genealogy Research 106 Louisiana Land Title 107 Pulaski, VA in Old Postcards from Babe Fowler 108 Surname Index 2003 109 Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Membership Directory 128 Reminder•..• The September 20111 meeting will be a "Social". This will give members a chance to visit and "network" . Light refreshments will be served. Final plans for the October 18th Family History Celebration will be discussed along with plans and goals for the Society next year. Emily Honts will present our November program. Long time member, Ora Belle McColman is presently at The Berkshire Health Care Center, 705 Clearview Dr. Unit 3, Vinton VA 24179 for rehabilitation therapy. VlRGINIA-"APPALACHIAN NOTES �P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke. Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, OOPS ... We goofed!! Somehow the first page (#84) of the article " On the Trail of the Dickersons of Virginia and Indiana" was turned over so the blank back side was what printed. Since every VAN is missing this page it was decided that it would be best to simply reprint the entire article in this issue. The Society apologies to the author, member Marilynn Dickerson, and to the membership for this unfortunate mistake . Speaking of the VAN. We have little left to print. Those of us who put the VAN together are always on the look out for material to publish. In the past we have relied on items submitted by members along with material from the Charles Burton Collection, which the Society has the right to publish. Once this material is used there will be nothing left to publish in the VAN and hence we will cease publication. Perhaps some of you have transcribed some Virginia records for your personal use or maybe you would like to tell the readers about your research on your family. PLEASE, PLEASE consider sending us material for the VAN. Help us keep publishing. A very special event will take place October 18th here in Roanoke. Your Society along with several other groups is sponsoring "Family History Celebration Day" at the Roanoke Public Library. Mark your calendar and make plans to attend. Please see page 92 for more information. Finally, I would like to mention two people who have left the area. Long time member, Don Martindale and his wife have moved to Arkansas to be closer to family. Don served the Society in many functions, most notable computerizing the membership record s, designing the surname interest list and as publications chairperson. Elaine Powers, Virginia Room Librarian, accepted a position at the Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Blacksburg, Virginia. She will be in charge of medical library at this new facility. We will miss them both. Happy Hunting, K~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net VIRGlNIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �•. y'~~! ~ Roanoke Main City Library Saturday, October 18, 2003 9:30 a.m. - 4:30.m. 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VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �ON THE TRAJL OF THE DICKERSONS OF VIRGINLA .J:\.N D IN OLA.NA On July 16, 1814 four young Dick erson men of Montgom ery County . V 1rgm1 a . and o n e o f V'1es t Virginia , journeyed to Christiansburg to be mus1 e r e d m to th e a rmy . War had been decla r ed in June of 1812, and the United States was at war w ith Gre at Bntam fo r the se c o n d time. The five joined the 4lh Regiment under the command of Lieut. Col. Tho m as H. W o oding . The y served as infantry privates in Captain James Hog e's Compan y o f Virginia M il111 a. and w e re s tationed at a camp <in the rear of G ordon Battery at Norfolk, V 1rgm1 a . Griffith, John and Leonard returned to their famili es, but Re e d did no t live to s ee lus y o ung wife, Susan, and their small son, Wiggenton, again . Nothing is known ab o ut Tho mas . Griffith had a young growing family. He and Rebecc a Thompson had m arried m 1801. Their children were: James T., born in 1802, Elijah in 1804. Mary in 1806 and Gr iffit h Jr. in 1811 . Reed, named for the deceased cousin, was born m 181 6. Mathew, John and Sarah w e r e born in the n ext seven years. 1 Griffith and Rebeccca were Dorman Dickerson Jr' s great great grandparen ts. Their son, Reed, was his great grandfather . According to the census , R ee d and h is brothers and sisters were born in Montgomery County, Virginia, in the area now called Floyd . The fam ily sett led in Hendricks County, Indiana sometime after 1823. Their fir st purchase of land was made on November 7, 1825 in Center Township. 2 ~ Many of their neighbors came from the same area of Virginia . Sarah Dodd , wife of John , thought to be a sister of Griffith and a cousin, Andrew, were living close by. Other neighbors were from families that had lived close to the Dickersons in the D anville , Virginia area, when the Dickerson family lived there b efore 1770. The se people se ttled the area of Hendricks County that soon had a young town called Danville, Indiana . Griffith Sr., and his son, Elijah, died in November 1845. The settlement of G riffith's estate named his wife and children and the children of Elijah, who must h ave passed a way first. The son, James , who had married Perme lia Reed in September of 1825, inherite d land from his fat her, tho u gh he had stayed in Virginia. In 1850 Reb ecca was living in Vermilion County, Illinois with her daught er , Mary, calle d Polly, and her son-in-law, Ruel Dodson, a farmer and Baptist minister. Rebecca a pplied for bounty land, which she became entitled to because of h e r husband's service in the War of 1812. The law was passed in September 1850, and she rece ived 80 acres, but appare ntly was not notified of the final registration of the land until August 1855. · Bounty Land Warrant 42720 for 80 acres was located on the wz NW' 4 of Section l 0 in T21N of Rl2 in Illinois, and registered in the name of Ruel Dodson at the Danville land office on the 28th of January 1853. This registration was not without considerable communication between Milton Lesley, Justice of the Peace at Danville, Illinois, and the War D epartment. There had b een two applications for bounty land in the name of Griffith Dickerson. One had been made from G entry County. Missouri, and it seems that the Vvar Department c ould only find one Griffith that had served in the War of 1812. Howe ver, a Griffith and Hezekiah Dickerson were in Captain David Watson's Company of Virginia Militia from March to Aug u st 1813. The y were from Louisa County. Another G riffith served in Hardaway's 351h Infantry, and received bounty land January 21 , 18 19. He must have 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �served in the Regular Azmy for the duration of the war, and received bounty land under the 18 !2ac ts . It took three trips to the National Azchives to uncover the information that has answered so many questions. The first trip enabled me to find all the Dicke.rson men who had served in the s ame r e giment. At that time I was able to hold thei.r pay stubs in my hand. I learned that they had been paid $8 a month, and that Reed had given power of attorney to his commanding officer before he died. A t that time I was interested in people living in Floyd County since a neighbor looked so much like my husband's aunts, and we found that she had a Dickerson grandmother who had lived in Floyd County. 1 would later find that I had held the pay stubs of the great great grandiather we were searching for. Later information came to me from a relative of our neighbor, Russell Dickerson, of Boone's Mill, Va. A letter had been received in 1923 with information, though scanty, on the young men from Floyd County whose widows, had received bounty land. S ix pag e s if unindexed Bounty Land Records were brought home from the National Archives by Diane Good . They concerned the applications for bounty land of Griffith Dickerson of Gentry County, Missouri. He was declared a Fraud because of the dissimilarity of his signatures. He signed his name at one time, then signed with his mark, later because of poor e yesight and fraility. My later visit requesting the same informatioon on the same serviceman unearthed 19 pages if revealing information, not seen by Diane. Rebecca was described as an old lady of 73 • of honest simplicity; that she lived 12-15 miles up country from Danvillle. and that she r e membered her husband had two relatives of the same name , but did not know if t~ey were · the war. A statement from Jesse Jones, the minister from West Fork p nmi · ·cive Baptlst m . . Church , who married Griffith and Rebecca, was included. He remembered the marriage m 180 l, but he had kept no records. This information completed the picture of these people who lived so long ago. 1 2 Fede1·al Census Indiana 1850 Crawdordsville Land Entries Index p 19 Crawfordsville, Indiana Marilynn Dickerson 740 N. Wagner Road Ann Arbor, Mi 48103 .VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NO TES �Black Genealogy and Black History Go Hand In Hand By ELAINE POWE RS Black genealogy presents some interesting challenges when compared to Euro-American ancestor bunting. Slavery and segregation and the 1870 stonewall are incidents of black history that often create stumbling blocks for genealogists. The lack of records and documentation are handicaps, but once you learn how to use what is available it is amazing what can be found. You simply cannot expect to have much success if you are African American and don't study black history while searching for your ancestors. Serious searchers need to interview, interview, interview a ll living family members and relatives. Some information you receive through the oral tradition will never be proved, but you should collect what you can and document it because if you don't it wi ll be lost forever. Learn to do research through guidebooks, membership in a genealogy society and pub! ished histories on African Americans and on your county, state of birth and residence. "Black Roots" (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2001) by Tony Burroughs is but one example of a good handbook. Look for others at the library. Tony Burroughs is a noted black genealogist and teacher at Chicago State University who has lectured and written widely on genealogy. His website is www. tony burro ughs.com. Tapes of his presentations with titles like "Jumping the Broom: African American Marriage Records," "Forty Acres and A Mule: Hidden Land Records," "Freedman's Bureau Research and Researching Pullman Porters can be ordered from www.audiotapes.com. The Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society Inc. (www.rootsweb.com/%7Emdaahgs) headquartered in Washington, D.C., has two chapters in Virginia. The AAHGS-Hampton Roads Chapter in Newport News is very active. Contact for this group: SellnVa@aol.com. 11 Unfortunately, there is no Roanoke chapter. Someone want to start one? Grandmother was Austin from Austioville Roanoke native Samuel Hayes Ill, who first became interested in his family's history in 1977 after Alex Haley published ''Roots, 0 began bis search by asking his grandmothers and other relatives about the past. According to Sam, both grandmothers have remarkable memories, and he used their stories to piece together the past. Next, he got copies of existing marriage and death records and viewed census records. Social Security records revealed information about his grandfathers. Sam works at the Roanoke Higher Education Center, the same building his father and bis grandfather worked in as railroad employees. While Sam did his research primarily in the Virginia Room, with a few trips to the state library in ruchmond and to the National Archives, bis cousin visited the courthouse in Cumberland County where one branch of the family originated. Sam said that besides the census and vital records he used at local and state facilities, he found the Mormon Website most helpful, especially being able to search the Social Security Index as well as the Family History Center's version of the 1880 census, which has more complete indexing than the National Archives' Soundex. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Cf 8 His research tip is to look for all possible speliings of a name. He found the surname Holmes spelled various_ly: Holmes, Homes, etc. He also found out that one grandmother, whose maiden name was Austin, was from Austinville in Wythe County where Stephen F. Austin of Texas fame was born. "And I don't know the connection between why they had the same last name but I have to believe there's some kind of slave connection there, 11 Sam said. Slaves, Free blacks listed differently If you are looking for African American ancestors in Virginia or another slave state you will want to find out if they were slaves. It makes a difference whether they can be found in the census records before 1870. Free blacks are found in the free schedules but slaves were not included in these schedules. However, separate slave schedules do exist for the years 1850 and 1860. Slaves are found under the name of the slave owner by age group and sex, not under the individual slave's name. After working your way through family members to local resources, then to state and federal records, you are ready to compare your "organized" original research with printed works. There are four good sources for published African American family histories and genealogies: "Index to the Joumal of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society Quarterly: Issues of 1980-1990" compiled by Barbara Walker; "Generations Past A Select List of Sources for Afro-American Genealogical Research" edited by Sandra Lawson; "African American Family Histories and Related Works in the Library of Congress" (update for Generations Past and found on the Web at http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/genealogy/big_guid/aframer); and family histories in the "Negro History Bulletin" (1942-1978); and "Family History Library Bibliography of African American Sources" compiled by Marie Taylor. Other local resources Don't forget to check out the resources in the Virginia Room, which include census records. E laina Loritts extracted the black population in two-thirds of the counties in the 1850 Virginia Census and several published volumes of registers of free blacks in Virginia. Also be aware there is a Family History Center at 6311 Wayburn Drive, Salem. The Gainsboro branch of Roanoke Public Libraries has the largest collection of black history books in Roanoke, named after Virginia ~- Lee who over a period of 40-plus years as librarian at the branch put together the materials almost smgle-handedly. The Harrison Museum of African American Culture has additional artifacts and resources highlighting African American heritage. The library at the Booker T. Washington National Monument in Hardy can also be a rich resource. Elaine Powers is librarian in the Roanoke City Library's Virginia room. This column first appeared in the February 2003 edition of Prime Living magazine in Roanoke, www.primeliving.net, and is reprinted with permission. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �:E 9B..P.ll~~AG~ /"_A ~~~ f ; '·.__ "~• ,.:"'-:... .,........ - l .&"'" r-..d ; ~YA-=-' ....!' L ..: -= The postmark on the card reads" Salem May 22 9am". No date shown, probably �r ". ..._~# ·~ "7 t< r·;o rr>c :z l. C,) '·> -"'O· ~~ ·~ .:I:' ~ ,5 t~ 1 #1 (/) ' ,>. Geneva Belle Caldwell-····-···············- -···-···-Radford, Virginia Grace Milligan Carnahan...·- ················-··········- PuJaski, Virginia Ruth Margaret Charlton.-··-····-····-····-····-··--Lynchburg, Virginia Anna Eliza Clark.........•·-·········-···- ····················-Chatham Hill, Virginia Helen Florence Clement......-·-····- ..·-··--·······-Radford, Virginia ,Dorothy Bernice Coulthard .....- ·················-···-··Marion, Virginia Jessie Lee Cox................·-············-··············-··-Fox, Virginia Rose Aleen Cox...........- ..- .... _...............- ...- ..Galax, Virginia Thelma Dow Cox.............- ...·-···········-···-·......Amherst, Virginia Vera May Dalton......- ..-····-···.. ····-··.......--.....Radford, Virginia Belle DeHart...·-····-·- - ··············..·····-···-·····- .. -WoolwineJ ,Virginia Tommy Eak.in..................- .......!............... ...... .. ... ...Radford, Virginia Cwic Edith Gravcly..................- ....................-.Martiruville, Virginia Evelyn Marie HalL..........- ..·-···-·····..··-··-·-.Radford, Virginia Irene Catherine Hartsoclt......................- ..••..•.....Radford, Virginia Mary Ann Hedrick_ .... _ ...............- ........ _._. ....Radford, Virginia Nell Sharitz Howery..•_....-·········-····-··..-···-··.Christiansburg, Virginia Lucy Rowlette Jennings-··· -····-·····................Bluefield, Virginia Myrtle Gordon Jones.•·-···-····.... ··- ..···-······......Roanoke, Virginia Vetra Corabelle Jones........-··········-····..··--··--Roanoke, Virginia Louise Frame Keller...........- .........-··-············Buena Vista, Virginia Sarah Saunders Lovelace._...............-···-···-···Radford, Virginia Dorothy Meade Martin..... _..........- ...- ...............Radford, Virginia Gladys Mae McNiel.......- ..- ..................................Radford, Vir~nia Sibyl Nerine Moore.....·-····--···-·-··-···-·--··..Marion, Virginia Mary Evelyn Mottesheard...................................R.adford, Virginia · Viola Mae Oakes.......................... _ ..........- .........Chatham, Virginia Julia Morgan ParcelL......................._...••.•.- ...Rocky Mount, Virginia Dorothy Mae Parker---···-···--·-··---··-Venter, Virginia Margaret Elizabeth Patteson...............................Pennington Gap, Virginia Jewel Constance Payne.....·-················-···-···- ····North East, Maryland Mary Virginia Porterfield...........- ....- .................Bland, Virginia Dorothea Eilleen Quessenberry.•..·-···--··-·· .......Floyd, Virginia Bili Harriett Shelton..--·-·-·-·..··-····-··-········.Stella, Virginia Dorothy Mildred Shumate..................................Roanoke, Virginia Alma Edna Smith·-·-·····..-·:········-·-·-·--·.......Radford, Virginia Margaret Elizabeth Smith....................................Rich Creek, Virginia Ollie Kate Stanfield.....--··-··-··--······-······.......Virginia City, Virginia Bettie Rose Stovall-·--···-·········..........................Bluefield, West Virginia Jessie Lee Thomas..•.-•..·-·······............................. Check, Virginia Ella Margaret Tomlinson.-.................................. Radfor~1 Virginia Doris Ann Waddell. ........:.....- ............................Ceres, Virginia Elizabeth Atwood Wash-...............- ...................Apple Grove, Virginia Margaret Cary ~ayland ...................................... Middlebrook, Virgini!' •• Susan Duling Wilkerson-.................................... Pauls Cr<?ss ,R;oads, V1rg1rua Merle Williams......................................................Galax, VU"gm_ia. • Louella Hawkins Woodward ........- ... --...............Green~ale, V1.rgm1a . Margaret Lenoir Worley......................................:Ashevdle, N!>r~h. Carolina Kathlyn Eloise Young......................- .................Roanoke, VU"glnla ~rr 1i State Teachers College Radford, Virginia I• I Twenty-sixth Commencement Graduation Program @ CANDIDATES FOR BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE IN EDUCATION June Fifth Evelyn Randolph Alexander.................._ ............ Newbem, Virginia Geneva Belle Caldwell.......................- ................Radford, Virginia Delia Esther Paz......... _ .........................................Yauco, Puerto Ric-0 Margaret Gilmer Shelor....- ................................Draper, Virginia Louella Hawkins Woodward.................................Greendale, Virginia Ten-thirty o 'clock COLLEGE AUDITORIUM CANDIDATES FOR BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE Joyce Saunders Burnette......................................Roanoke, Virginia Clara Harwood Crowgey.......................................Wythcville, Virginia Nancy Rose Vawter...............................................North Tazewell, Virginia .'11111: ~~ ~ 0 0 �PROGRAMME + Academic Procession FACULTY AND CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION College Motto Invocation Rose, Softly Blooming (Spohr) Address E. CORABEL ] ONES LEE TRINKLE President, State Board of Education Musm . s::0 z> Q > -~ ~ )> 0 :I: > z z 0 --t m (/) • COLLEGE ENSEMBLE Blue Are Her Eyes- Joseph N. Clokey The Last S 0 11g-James H. Rogers Presentation of Candidates for Graduation REGISTRAR Wmn AND DEAN MOFFETT Awarding of Diplomas Conferring of Degrees PRESIDENT DAVID WILBUR PETERS Alma Mater • CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION TWO-YEAR PROFESSIONAL COURSE Laura Alice Allison.- ........................................... Draper, Virginia Leona Sue AJlison..............................- .............. .Draper, Virginia Joanna Henrietta Anderson................................Kindrick, Virginia Faye Etta Bond................................................- ...Coeburn Virginia 1 Frances Bondurant.-.............................•...•.....•.... _Cana Virginia 1 Jean Evelyn Boyd......................•......•.•................Meadows of Dan, Virginia Lelia Lucille Brillhart......................................... _Catawba, Vir~inia Jean Paige Bryant................................................Blairs, Virginia Lucille Eileen Burnette.......................,.•.•.....•..... _Woodlawn, Virginia Audrey Ozell Campbell......- ............................... _Ewing, Virginia Lorraine Kathryn Carr.-......................................Simpsom, Virginia Maude Lanier Carter......·-········--··············--···.North Tazewell, Virginia Margaret Evelyn Counts.•....•..........•....•._....•......•.1Jansonville, Virginia Mabel Annette Culbertson.--···············-·····-··..Nickelsville, Virginia Ruth Mildred Custer·-···-··-····························-··Catawba, Virginia In~ Ka~leen Davis·-··-······-·········-·····-··-···-···Ro~c Hill! ~ir~nia Aruta Lou Dcan·-····-··-······-···-·········-····-·····-·..Ewmgb V1rguua Stella Jean Deeds_............................................... -Cataw a, Virginia Opnl Frances Dixon...............................................Gnlax, Virginia Rcbnl Dorton .........................................................Pound, Vir~i_u in Betsy Jane Draper................................................Jlembroke, Virginia Estle Fay Edwards.................................................Hillsvillo1 Virginia Enn Jonn . Estep.................................................... Rodn, Virginia Lena Elizabeth Gardner.......................................Hillsville, Vir~inia Madeline Estelle Gilbcrt. ......................................Saltville1 Virginia Willie Lucille Gilly...............................................Wisc, Varginin Ruth Elizabeth Grognn.........................................Cri tz, Virginill Agne.s Augusta Hamm ...........................................Sugnr Grov:1 Vir11inla Georgia Ge.r trude Hartsock....................................Gnte City, virgirua Mnry Helen Haycs................................................Saltvillc, Virginia Velma Ida Hcnsley............................................. _Coeburn, Virginia Ada Elizabeth Hilt... ..............................................Pounding Mill, Virginia Hester Helen HufT.....•......................................... ..Hillsville, Virginia Letha Gail Jennings.............................................. AHisonin, Virginia Lila Martin Jennings.....- .................................... Hillsville, Virginia Vena Edith Jennings............................................ Fnirview, Virginia Snrah Edna Johnson .............................................Dig Stone Gap, Vir~inia Eula Elizabeth Johnston......................................Ripplcmead, Virginia Beatrice Burnett King .......................................... Dugspur, Virginia Haydee Parker KJng .............................................South Boston, Virginia Annie Mae Lawson...............................................Cnmbria, Virginia ~~ry ~o~i~e Lephew............................................J1nx Mendo.ws! Yirginin Bah V1rgrnaa Lester...............................................1 azcwelJ. V1rg1naa Lois Virginia Liddle............................................ Richlands, Virginia Mabel Lillian McCrady ...................................... Dnmascus, Virginia Maude Corder McKee........................................ Front Royal, Virginia Nellie Rowe McMullen........................................ Stnndardsville, Virginia Lillian Mann .......................................................... Fort Blackmo re, Virginia Iona Mae Marshall... ........................................... Nickcls\lille, Virginia Pearl Mnckly Mcrcer............................................ Saltville, Vir~inia Mnry Sue Mills.................................................... Clnudvillc, Varginin Thelmn Mae Moore............................................ Rndford, Virginin Vivian Ivn Moye................ _................................Pearisburg, Virginia Missouri Am1inta Ncwman................................. .Dugspur, VirginiB Shirley Gordon Nichols........................................ Clover, Virginin Faye Geneva Oweru ............................................Hansonvillc, Virginin Julia Pankow.....................- .................................Lconn Mines, Virginia Ruby Mac Phillips................................................ Rod:i, Virginia Helen Price Poole.............. _ •...- .....•................... Jndcpcndence, Virginia Helen Dcrnice Prichard........................................ Coeburn, Virginin Myra Louise Pruett....................... ·-···················· Sl)(IW\'er Mill, Virginia Ada Gaye Roberts ................................................£lk Creek, Virginin Hattie Bc.rnice Robinette..................................... ..Fnirvicw, Virginia Grace Elizabeth Sharpc....................................... ..Ridgewn}', Virginia Ruby Alice Spradlin.....................................•...... Goodvirw, Virginia Inez Gertrude Stallard ........................................ Nickclsvillr, Virginia Elizabeth Roberta Stapleton................................ Dungannon, Virginia Myrtle Elizabeth Sutton ......................................Dutton, Virginia Laura Opal Tccl... ............................................... Coppcr V;tllcy, Virgini::a Louise Thompson .................................................. R. No. 2•. R?n.nokc, Virgini:i Margaret E\lelyn Wimmer.................................. Snl:m 1 V1 rg1111~ . . Gladrs Irene Witcher.......................................... Uruon Hall, Virginia Hazel Victoria Young.......................................... Ar:u11t, Virginia CANDIDATES FOR BACH ELOR OF SCIENCE DEG REE IN EDUCATION Mildred Joscohinc Akcr.......................................Radford, Vir1dnia Grace Violet Anthon}'···············-·················.. ······ Radford, Virginia Mary Ann Dird ......................................................Rndford, Virginia Annabelle Bowman................................................R. F. D. No. I, Staunton, Virginia David Hurley Branch.....................- ...................R ndford, Virginia Alice Ilryant............................. _............................Duffnlo Ridge, Virginia Ethel Julina Burnctt................ - ...........................Floyd, Virginia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~- -~~~~~~~~~~- - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ---Q �j02_ "Along Those Lines" Alternate Resources for Confederate Soldiers George G. Morgan Ancestry.com 11/27/2002 One of the puzzles I have faced for years is that there are no military se rvice records at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for my great-grandfather who served in the Confederate Army. Yes, I filled out the NATF Form 86 to obtain military service records and received a response indicating that no records were found. In desperation, I even fil led out an NATF Form 85 thinking that by some miracie a Confederate soldi er ' s record s might have been misfiled among the military pension records . Si lly me! There would certainly be no Federal pension records for a Confede rat e soldier. However , hope springs eternal and desperate times call for desperate measures . So , if I couldn't locate the military service records through NARA, where could I locate alternate records to help prove my great-grandfather really ser ved in the Confederate Army? In "Along Those Lines . " t his week, let 's explore some alternate record sources to help document your Confederate Army ancestor whose records are MIA . The Facts of the Case My_ great-grandfather, Green Berry Holder, is a person I've discussed in this col umn before . He was probably my ancestor with the most remarkable personality : a soldier first postmaster at two sites, merchant , farmer, I the entrepreneur, businessman, real estate speculator, representative in Georgia state 1-egislature, -bank director, insurance salesman, husband, and fat h er of twelve . 0 • I know he was born near Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, Georgia, on 22 December 1845, and he d ied in Rome , Floyd County, Georgia, on 18 June 1914 . He was the second of two sons born to Jesse and Hepsevah/Hepsebah Langley Holder. His brother , John Thomas Holder, was born 30 August 1840. The £amily unit appears on the 1850 and 1860 Federal censuses. Family legend has i t that John enlisted in the Confederate Army and that Green Berry enlisted at the same time . It also was said that Green Berry was p resent at Appomattox when Gene ral Robert E. Lee surrendered on 9 April 1865. As I said there are no military service records at NARA for Green Berry, so how c~n I prove he was or was not in the Confederate Army? . Looking For Evidence . Since family stories often contain at least a grain of truth, I decided to check other potential sources of military records . My first stop was the Georgia Department of Archives and History in Atlanta to determine what they might have on file for Green Berry Holder. Again, I came up blank and began to wonder if the family tradition was a merely a family myth. However , I knew I couldn' t stop looking. Since I couldn ' t find information on Green Berry, I decided to sidestep to his brother and see what r could discover. Sometimes this parallel research pays big dividends , and this time was no exception. First, I located two books that included information about his service. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �· · ,:::;o J d ie r s 18 61 - 1865 , Th e fir st ' Jan e t B. Hewi tt ' s Th e Roste!.. o= ::or.:.<::CJ<='lc ci . ·.l ::i- L~ . I nfancr: y , Co . D, indicated that John served i n Conf e d eraLE- ArP.ly H i , .... and that he enlisted 4 Mar c h 1 862 . The second , I. · t.i : ~ :-!·" n c: ~rso r. ' s Ro st:e r of che confede rate Soldiers of Georgia , l~tl - lb ~ · • i ~d~=a~e s Jo hn en l i s ced as Private on 4 March 1862 . He appears on muster i r l : ~~~ o rds of Compa n y D, 45 th Regiment, Georgi a Vol u nteer I n fantr:» , A : m-,· 0 1 ll o r:..ti.~ rn Vi rgi n ia , Monroe County , Geo r gia - " Mccowan , s Gu-1 r.d !..: ... ':'! . ~::: \.: as g r e a c scu ff ! C. S .A. , . I headed back t o con tact NARA a nd t: h e Geor91 r1 f•12part men t o :: .n.rchive s Next,History fo r J ohn' s m..1.· 1·itary r ecor~s , -and . l lZl..P.A . 'T'a9n11. :rim.o. u r: bla :-i l: , b u t \:h e . Archives came t h r ough . In 190_ , Johr. . hom.=i s H o ld.~ r a .o o. lied fo r a Ge orgia · federate soldier , s p e n sion . o n 25 s epce mb er lC.. Q'• .. , Gr een Ber ry Hol der con ed in Floyd count y , GA , as a wit n ess for !11:-, l.> !. O t l aer: • s a o l i c a ti on appear d. , · H • 1-: • p for a confederate so l ier s p eh n sionh. eh d ac ~e ~ t. ~do to .nowing hi s brothe r t a t Jon a J 0 1 n1:::. Ll1•.:: Co n fe d "" r _ . for f J..·fty years ' and. stated . . ... ate a rmy in ·ng of 1862 in G11<1l.nn ett Co u n t y , GA , e n l1 st:l. n g j n Co D t h G th e spri . , 9 a . Ba t t . A r t ~;llery ' and tha t. h e se rved for t hre e yea r s u n til Lh e s u r re n d er o f' l 9 , 1865 . Gr een Berrv Lee at AP P omattoY.· on Apri · - f ur t h er s t at es t h a -c. b o th ·s brother were me mbe r s o f the s a me comp a n y and th th he an d h i ~nt at the surr e n d er . Bon a n za ! One pi ec1::: of i nfo at. . ey were both presr matio n located. In order to restore thel~r . vot~ng hrigh ts f o r th eir pa r tic ip a t ion in the of 1867 , men ivi ng in t e f o r me r Co n fed er at e s t e l e ction . at e s we r e . d to swear an oath of al l e g 1a n c e to th e Unit e d St . require gia Return of Qua lif i e d Vo ters , p repar ed by Joh a~es : An index to the G~~r Binkley Worthy incl udes both John and Gr ee n Ben a :'id Brandenburg and Ri awith Green Berry's oath reco rded on 13 Au g u s t 1 ~ r y i n Floyd 67 · county , · . . y histories can be excellent r e sources for i n f orm t . . . Militartal and compiled histories. You must. alway s con adion , including regi~enauthor in painting a good picture . It th ere f ore : i e r possible bias 00 by t eresources for other perspectives . In Conf e d e rate M~ ? d to look at other . . i i tary History A . y or confederate States History , i n Twelv e Vo lumes written . Librar f h h . ' by . . guished Men o t e 5 ou t , and Edi te d by Ge n . Cl ement A Distin . · Eva ns of orgia . . . . , Vol . VI, there appears an extensi ve biogra h; Ge . d the following· P .... ca 1 sketch which incl u es . 1 I Holder, of Rome, served as a Confederate soldier w ' th th . " Green 8 · i e Ninth ia battalion of artill e ry in east Tennessee and Virginia H b Geer g . d 1 · e was orn awrenceville , Ga ., an eft home at the age of fifteen years t f ' h L t a l' t. . C 1 ' o ig t for the south, e~ is ing in apt. T. ~· Peep es comp any, D, of the Ninth Artillery battalion . He was mustered into the Confede rate service near Bristol , Tenn . , in March, 1862 , and was on active duty until the surrende at Appomattox . After parti c ipating in numerous engagemen ts in east r Tennessee and southwest Virginia, among them the ba t tle of Wytheville , va ., h e took part in the operations against the Federal column under General Hunter that was threatening Lynchburg in the spring of 1864, and after the defeat of the enemy , campaigned down the Shenandoah Valley as far as Winchester. Then , under ord ers fro m Richmond , he and his comrades turned over their guns at Wayne ' s Gap, and went to Richmond, where they ere on duty with the heavy artillery . During the siege of Richmond and ;etersburg , July , 1864 , to April , 18 65 , they wer e on duty at Fort Gilmer and Fort Hoke, and when th e Confederate lines were finally brok en, April 2 , 1865 , they spiked their siege guns, blew up their magazines , and marc hed out with Lee ' s army. On the e v eni ng b efore t h e surrender at Appomattox Court House, h e was wounde d in the wri st . Reaching home on April 29 , 1865, Mr . Holde r r e mained there for a few months, and in 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �f 04 Decembe r following made his home in Floyd County ." From this information, I now have both a confirmation of details of his service , and more information to compare with John Thomas Holder's pension application . I also have records of specific places on which to conduct mor e excensive searches. Finally , I discovered a copy of Green Berry Holder's original application to the United Daughte rs of the Confederacy for a Confederate Cross of Honor, dated 28 Ma y 1900. The document was among materials in the vertical files of the Rome-Floyd County Public Library in Rome, Georgia . The application was endorsed by the officers of the United Con federate Veterans , Camp No. 368 . A booklet titled " Crosses & Medals Awarded by the Georgi.a Division , UDC," Volume II , page 210 , also in the vertical files at that li.brary , includes the following listing : Holder , Green Berry Co . D, 9th Bttn, GA Artillery Southern Cross of Honor Bestowed 1912 in Rome by Chapter 28 I have since found information in other histories of the period, particularly local histo r ies, newspaper stories , and in Green Berry Holder's obituary stating that he was, in fact , a Confederate veteran . At last, I have a sense that the family tradition is truth and not fiction! Not Al.ways There, But. You ·may not have the success that I had, but it certainly is worth looking . More has been published concerning the U.S . Civil War than any other armed conflict in history. Battles have been recounted from many perspectives and , beginning in the late 1860s , regimental histories, biographies , and compilations have been generated in abundance . You never know whe r e your next lead will be discovered . And while there may be some fact ual discrepancies from source to source , the essential collection of evidence indicates that Green Berry Holder was, in fact, a Confederate veteran. Keep searching for your own veteran's information . It ' s out there somewhere . Happy hunting! George Bibliography : Crosses & Medals Awarded by the Georgia Division, UDC, Volume II. Rome, GA : privately published by UDC Chapter 28 . 1912 . Brandenburg , John David and Rita Binkley Worthy. Index to Georgia's 1867-1867 Returns of Qualified Voters and Registration Oath Books (White) . Atlanta, GA : privately published. 1995. (Located at the Largo Public Library , Largo, FL . ) Evans , Clement A. , Gen ., ed . Confederate Military History, A Library of Confederate States History, in Twelve Volumes, Written by Distinguished Men of the South , and Edited by Gen . Clement A. Evans of Georgia. Atlanta, Confederate Publishing Company. 1899. Henderson , Li l lian . Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia, 1861-1865 , Volume IV. Hapevill e, GA : Longino & Porter. 1955- 1964. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Hewi tt , Janet B . The Rost e r of Confederace Soldiers l86i -1 865 . Vol . VII . Wi lmington , NC . Broadfoo t Publishing Co . 19 96 . George G. Mo rgan woul d like to hear from you at atl@ahaseminars . com b ut , due to the vo lume of e-mai l r eceived , he is unab le to ans wer every e - mai l message received . Pl eas e n ote that he cannot assist you with your i ndividual research . Vi si t Ge org e ' s website at http : //aha seminars . c om/a t l for i n f ormation abou t spe a king e n gagements . Copyri ght 2002 , MyFamily . com, In c . All rights reserv ed . This article may b e rep r o d uced in whol e o r i n part for n on - commercial p urpos e s provided t hat p r o p er attribut ion ( includ ing author n a me) and cop yrig ht noti ces are include d . I>. J1 C0N~EOE R ATE l.t: Sl« r MO N U ME N T Confederate Monument, Christiansburg, VA \VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN NOTES �/ofo The following is from "Old Time News & Newspapers in Marion County, MO Newspapers & Genealogy Research Every genealogist and family researcher has their own favorite sources for infonnation. An often overlooked window into the past is use of newspapers in genealogical research. Some newspapers date back to the 1830's and are found in state archives, libraries, and historical societies. For example, the State Historical Society ofMissouri has an excellent newspaper collection. A Catalogue of Missouri Newspapers on Microfilm is available for $10. The Missouri Historical Society, Jefferson Memorial Building Forest Park, St. Louis, MO 63112- 1099 has obituary clippings dating back more than 100 years--mostly from eastern Missouri newspapers and an almost complete collection of the Missouri Republican, which began in 1808 and the Missouri Gazette, which was published until 1919. Of all the sources of research material, nothing can compare with old newspapers. If yo_u want to get a good feel for the lives and times of the families you're investigating, consider reading some old newspapers. Further information on using newspapers for genealogical information can be found by c)jck.ing this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/-momarion/newstopic.htm Preserving Newspaper Articles & Clippings Dissolve a Milk of Magnesia tablet in a quarter cup of club soda overnight. Pour into a pan large enough to hold the flattened clipping. Soak the clipping for one hour, then pat dry. Do not move the clipping until completely dry. Estimated life: 200 years Steps for Preserving Documents The basic premise for preservation of any clipping or photo is simple. Air and light do damag~. Keep the documents enclosed, preferably in sealed archival quality page protectors, then keep m a box (archival quality storage box). DO NOT LAMINA TE! !! The glue will eventually start to eat away at the document. Newspapers (but not photos!) must be deacidified, before you enclose them in plastic. (Note - newspaper ink needs one fell year to dry, so do not seal clippings from the past 365 days) • Enclose in an archival quality page protector (if using regular page protectors, purchase those with greatest thickness of plastic.) • Label on the outside of the page protector. • Store collection in a box, away from the light 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/07 Louisiana Land T itle A New Orleans lawyer sought an FHA loan for a client. He was told the loan would be granted if be could prove satisfactory title to a parcel of pro11ertv being offered as collateral. The title to the property dated back to 1803. which took the Lawver three months to track down. After sending the information to the FHA, he received the following reply (actual letter): "Upon review of your letter adjoining vour client's loan application. we note that the request is supported bv an Abstract of T itle. While we compliment the able manner inwhicb vou have prepared and presented the application, we must point out that you have onlv cleared title to the proposed collateral property back to 1803. Before final approval can be accorded, it will be necessarv to clear the title back to its origin." Annoyed, the lawyer responded as follows (actual letter): "Your letter regarding title in Case No. 189156 bas been received. I note that you wish to have t he title extended further than the 194 years covered by th e present application. I was unaware that any educated person in thiscountry, particularly those working in the property area. would not know that Louisiana was purchased, bv the U.S., from France in 1803, the vear of origin identified in our application. F or the edification of uninformed FHA bureaucrats, the title to th e land prior to U.S. ownership was obtained from France, which had acquired it by Right of Conquest from Spain. The land came into the possession of Spain by Right of Discovery made in the year 1492 by a sea captain named Christopher Columbus, who had been granted the privilege of seeking a new route to India by the Spanish monarch, Isabella. The good queen, Isabella. being pious woman and almost as careful about titles as the FHA, took the precaution of securing the blessing of the Pope before she sold her jewels to finance Columbus' expedition. Now the Pope. as I'm sure you may know, is the emissary of Jesus Christ. the Son of God, and God, it is commonly accepted, created this world. Therefore. I believe it is safe to presume that God also made that part of the world called Louisiana. God, therefore. would be the owner of origin and Bis origins date back, to before the beginning of time. the world as we know it AND the FHA. I bope that you find God's ori&inaJ claim to be satisfactory. Now, may we have our cotton picking loan?" The loan was approved. Unknown source, attachment to an e-mail .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/08 :.: :-; ~ m m 0 T""" ~ :52 C/) cu ::J E c_ ,, - _.,c :'. I ...... C/) 0 T""" m ...-<( > :52 ff) cu :J c_ o:> c ::J -0 0 :J CD (.) _J E 0 0 0~ - ..c. ~ CJ) cu cu C/) ::J c_ (.) L.. E E cu L.. (9 l f I !• 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE$_ �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space peITTlits . 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When submitting a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed. Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 27 - No. 2 - Spring 2003 (April, May, June) CONTENTS Mark Your Calendar! 51 Family Bibles Rich Resource For Name Connections by Elaine Powers 52 Mortality and Agriculture Schedules by G . Swartzell 54 Help Identifying Old Photos 57 The Care and Feeding of a Pedigree Chart by Elaine Powers 63 Partial Muster of Botetourt County Militia on Aug 31 , 1782 Sow·ce: Charles T. Burton, transcribed by Carol L. Milbourn 66 Books Reviews 82 On the Trail of the Dickersons of Virginia and Indiana by Marilynn Dickerson 84 Nicknames List 86 Mormon Family History, A Resource for All by Elaine Powers 88 Family Reunions and Queries 90 Tips to Help You Get Over the Brick Wall by Liz Lieber, Genealogy.com 91 Correction: Ann Bailey writes that the directions given in the Winter 2003 VAN to The Central Cemetery in Radford, VA a.re incorrect. The cemetery is located on Six.th Ave, L awrence Street and Foutih Ave. �Southwestern 'Vi1gin ia § enea!ogical Society, :Inc. p 0. BOY 12485 Ro an oke. Virginia 2 4026 Dear Fellow Members, Spring has ar~ived. It's time to put thin~s from the past winter in .o rd e r as a start to "spring cleaning". This goes for you genealogical r~search too. I say this because of something that happened to me recently. I placed a query 1n my hometown n ewspape r in an effort to connect one of my surnames to a local Civil War hero. I feel that all th e G O ETTELs in Syracuse NY are connected but I don't know how. I received an answer straight away from a person wh~ had done some research on the surname. Of course he asked me a lot of questions and in some cases I could not provide the answer because my notes were in terrible shape . VERY embarrassing!! The connection still hasn't been ma_de. Th e moral of this tail is; just as you straighten and clean up your house, do the same with your family history research. Thank you to member Marilynn Dickers?n for the ~rticle she submitted for this issue. Also to Gene Swartzell for typing up the mortality an_d agncultu~e schedules. We are running out of material for The VAN. Without items to publish there will be no VAN. Please consider sending something for publication. In this issue the society is ~nnouncing ~ special event plan~e.d for O?tober. October is Family History Month and the society, along wrth several other partrc1pants, 1s sponsoring a family history day Saturday, October 18th. Please see the announcement in this issue for more details. This will be my last year as society president. ~yself and ~everal other officers have served longer then we planned to. In order for the sC?crety to cont1~ue .we need people willing to stand for office this November. In September we will_ form a n?!11 1nating committee to seek candidates. Please give some thought to holding a positron. If you are interested, please contact me or one of the other officers . Finally, as of May 1 sth my e-mail address has changed. I have noted the new address below my signature. Happy Hunting , Kevc~ 14~u~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge V A 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@infionline.net VIRGINIA APPALP\CH\AN NOTES �51 MARK YOU CALENDAR! The date is October 18, 2003. The event is a Family History Celebration sponsored by the Roanoke City Library, the Virginia Room and the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc., in association with the History Museum and Historical Society of Western Virginia. The full day celebration will begin with Rebecca Warlow, Archive Specialist with the National Archives, Mid-Atlantic Region presenting two programs. Carol Tuckwiller, retired Virginia Room Librarian and now Director of Research and Archives for the D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virgirtia and George Kegley, editor of the History Museum and Historical Society of Western Virginia publication, Journal. and Roanoke City's Citizen of the Year 2002, complete the roster of speakers. Willow Bend Books will be offering books not found in local book stores. Local authors* have been invited to participate in a book sale/book signing. Several have already accepted the invitation, but we shall wait until the August issue to name all who accept. Interested in joining a Hereditary or Lineage Society ? or learn what sources are available through the LDS (Mormon) Family History Library? What the internet has to offer researchers? Computor Programs for genealogy? These topics will be covered too. A tour of the Virginia Room will explain the various sources for research there and where to find them will complete the day. Would you like to help in some way? Gene at 540-890-3991 (earlybird@ntelos.net) or Jim at 540-725-5303 (mail4jim@earthlink.net) Watch for the full schedule in the next issue of the VAN! *We congratu!ate Arlene Ollie, who will be participating, upon receiving a Heritage Award for her self- published book from the Roanoke Valley Preservation Society on May 7, 2003. WARNING: CARROTS CAN KJLL!! *Nearly all sick people have eaten carrots. Obviously the side effects are cumu lative. * An estimated 99% of aJl people who die from cancer i1ave eaten carrots. * Another 99% of people involved in auto accidents ate carrots within 60 days before the accidents. *Some 93.1 % ofjuvenile delinquents come from homes where carrots are served frequently. * Among the people born in 1893 who later dined on carrots, these has been a l 00% mortality rate. from the "Family Tree:, Dec200 l/Jan2002, p6, The Odom Library, The Moultrie Public Library, PO Box 2828 Moultrie, GA 31776-2828 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Family Bibles Rich Resource For Name Connections b y ELAJNE POWERS The Virginia Room has a small collection of fami ly Bibles and a growing collecti o n of pages copied from family Bib1e records. The most well known B ibl e in the co ll ection is the John c. Brickey Bible, donated in 1983 by J.W. Gontennan Jr. of St. Lo uis, Mo. John Compton Brickey of Catawba Valley was the original donor. In .t he ~ast year or so, at least five pe ople have requested copies from the Brickey Bible. The latest mquuy came from Nettie G rim es of Berger, Mo. , who has been searching for a connection between her ancestor Luci nda Toadvine a nd the Brickeys. Excerpts from the mail ~xchanges with ~rimes show how family research develops. The first mail from Grimes asked copies of aII the fam ily record pages from the B ibl e. She said she had been researching for a long time and had a ."v~ry poor ~op~" of som e of th e pages from a Brickey Family Ledger. The Brickeys recorded family mformatwn m ~~e ba~k of their store ledger I sent Ms. Grimes the Brickey Bible pages an~ told her I was not ~amil1ar with the Brickey ledger she had mentioned She also asked for infonnat1on on. Compt?ns. Smee she had been looking for year, I was cwious how she just now discovered the Bnckey B~ble. I also promised to look for references for her in the library's several issues of a Compton family newsletter cal1 ed "Comptonology.,, Grimes replied: I had been l?o~~g a ~~od .while for documentation f?r my ancestor Lucinda (surname unknown) who had marned some W1!son (the parents of my Silas Harrison Wilson). I only knew my dad's grandmother had hbeehn a ;'thilson. IS~nl ally fo~nd her family on local census . vered by census records t at er Wilson so I began to trace records. Idisco , ·J.a er · was h l as Han1son . him on marriage and census records. You cant nnagme ow many ~ilsons there are until you begin to research them. Luckily, I happened onto a fellow researcher, Dianne, who is out of Silas' sister, Mary Minerva Wilson. She was a ~eat help. The c~~s_us where I began searchi ng was the 1850 Missouri, Crawford County, one and it only ha~ first m1tia~s! Aft~r detennining that the S. Wilson male must be my Silas, I began to look for his M .M. Wilson sister who turned out to be Mary Minerva Wilson. I had wondered about the 1825 Washington C?unty, Missouri, ~arriage record of a Lucinda Brickey and Aquilla Wilson. Dianne andhI begadn tdohp1e:etthog~ther Lu.cu~da's family and learned she hen she married first, s e nee e er J.a er s perm1ss1on. Hooray' His name was was so young w . k ) E th d · · on the marriage record (Jeremiah Bnc ey . ven en, you won er. .. ts iny Lucinda THE Lucinda or not. We did figure out that Lucinda Brickey married Aquilla .Wils.on and had several children, and then he died and she married some Odle. We found their children with her on the 1850 Crawford census, with the older Wilson children in the home, too. She was a widow a second time on that census. Then, we had a marriage record for L ucie OdJe marryin g a Henry Morris Toadvine. Her children, thank goodness, were with her on subsequent census with the third husband. Then, I found a record that the Lucinda Toadvine was buried in Lost Creek Ce1netery in Washington County. I \91NIA /i.1-'r ALACHIAN ~TES �53 found her stone broken into three pieces and under briars and yucca plants. It said her name: Lucinda Toadvine ...Erected by S.H. Wilson for bis mother and gave her birth date and age at death. Another breakthrough. Now, I still needed more documentation tying my Lucinda to the Lucinda Brickey of the marriage record. While I was talking to a man who posts lots of genealogical info online, he mentioned that he had some copies of papers from the Roanoke Library, and he would look to see if my Lucinda was in there. He also had copies of the ledger pages that list Lucinda... her husband Aquilla Wilson ... their children ... bis death... her remarriage to Tompkins Odle and their children. I was so overcome when I learned that news, I wept. The Bible Records helped establish my Lucinda's paternity. Sounds like someone on Montel Williams, I guess. Oh, another thing .... my Silas bad applied for a Veteran's Pension for injuries from the Civil War. One of the depositions taken was by a notary public that stated Silas had brought in a tattered family Bible with all the children's names in it. The Notary had typed them all down and put them into the deposition and that was the first time I saw Silas Harrison Wilson's children. His pension papers also listed his second wife, Annie Mercer Montgomery Wilson. Wow, I w~uld recommend getting a man's pension file, too. There in it was the record of his children copied from that old tattered Bible. -Nettie Grimes Always need more Bible records Other Bibles in the Virginia Room collection include two Nicoll fainily Bibles and two Garst family Bibles, along with the original family record pages (in German) from the Moser family Bible. The Virginia Room welcomes the donation of family Bibles or of photocopies of the records pages from the Bible. Family Bible records are important because they may be the only sources of infom1ation available for ancestors who lived before vital records were required by law. In Virginia, there are no vital records before 1853. If you locate a family Bible you should photocopy or photograph the ~ntire recor~ on permanent (acid-free) paper. Be sure to include the title page and date of publicatlo~ o~the B1bl~. Be wary of records with dates earlier than when the Bible was printed. If the mam title page is missing, look for one in the New Testament. If no title page exists, look for any publishing information that might help identi~ the edition of the Bible or ask a reference librarian to help. Also, always store a copy of the Bible records somewhere other than with the book. Elaine Powers is librarian in the Roanoke City Library's Virginia Room. This column first appeared in the April 2003 edition of Prime Living magazine in Roanoke, www.primeliving.net, and is reprinted with pennission. I'. �Are you aware that the United States Census microfilms of various schedules can provide information not found elseware? The earliest most states kept vita l records was the later half of the 19th century and those were spotty. The following Mortality and Agriculture Schedules are in the Virginia Room . Microfilms of Schedu les for 1860 1870 and 1880 are also ava ilable there. ' P lease forgive any name 'misread'. G . Swartzell Morta lity Sc h edule Sch edule 3.-Pe r son s w h o Die d durin g t h e Year e n d ing 1st J u n e, 1850, in the Western District in the . . . 222 c o unty of __,_F= lo'"""y-=d_ _S tat e of Virginia . e numerated b y m e, Joseph L. Howard Ass't Marsh a ll F Shelor Harriet Watkins Ann Eliza Watkins William B. Huff 8mo f 41 f 4 f 3m b slave Floyd free mar Montgomery free f loyd free F loyd free Floyd free F loyd free Patrick slave Floyd slave Floyd free mar F loyd free FJoyd 14 ID WmH. Gray 9mo f Tiny Catherine 19 m Preston Lawson Im m Thomas Fleade b 3mof Fleade 35 f Sarah Graham 1 f Mary E.Zantmayer free 19 [ Fedelia Flickleman 9 mo free Lemuel Kettleman 2 m m slave John Harris free 77 m Spratley Holt free I mof Hamiah Anglin free 69 f Anna Gray free 7mom Wm R.King free 1 m Calvin Sower free 16 f Lucinda Graham free 2m Loretta D. Bartley free 1 m Sarah Goodson free 1 day m Kennedy free 1 day m Kennedy free 12 day m Headin Phlegar 35 f free Rachel Black x Levacy free 80 f Anna Beckett 3 f Elizabeth Thurman ID 60 m William Jonas free 62 m John Anderson 2m Thomas L Howard free m Eli Fisher free 2day f E. Banks :free 1 mcm M . Graham wid mar mar mar Floyd Jun F loyd Pittsylvania Northampton Floyd New Jersey Floyd Do Do F loyd Floyd Floyd Floyd F loyd F loyd A ugusta Nov Oct Dec Oct Jan Apr Dec Jan Aug F eh Oct Oct Oct Jul Dec Jul Jul mar Lee NC mar Franklin F loyd Floyd Floyd Floyd \/!·-,,~·· . ,~ Mar Apr Apr Feb Dec Mar Feb Dec Sep Jun May /1 ' • II~..,,,,,,_; ·, f·,( • • s rucJeut cooper Mar Farm May Farmer Jun Diarrhea stillborn unknown Hives Feb Jul Jun ! . / ....... , .._.• • : .•• •. ; fever uuknowu unknown Croup supposed to? Croup Cousump Diarrl.Jea Cousump Cousump lufl .stourncb ILUig fever InO stomach Croup Dropsey unknown unknown Measels Accident child birth D ianhea unknown unknown unknown fits Mislantor dis . s tillborn old age flux Dropsey Dropsey t · - ! '- j 8 90 5 IO 2mo 5 15 21 91 182 60 60 13 11 365 21 4 16 2 5 40 365 15min 18 min 12 12 35 36 35 6 20 2 3 �55 Schedule 3.-Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, in the Western District in the 223 County of Floyd State of Virginia . enumerated by me, Joseph L. Howard Ass't Marshall Jacob Graham 66 m Jesse Lee 1 day m Mary Jones 7f Emeline Q.S.Howard 18 f Obedience Pratt 80 f James Page 29 m Elizabeth Jenkins 20 f Susan Howell 78 f Moral Dickerson 59 m John L. Sowers 17 m John 8. Slusher 26 m Susannah Earle 1 f Lucinda Thompson 1 f Edward Cassel so m Josiah Burnett 48 m Ralph Ratliff 74 m Raley Bowlin 68 f Susannah Holiday 15 f Catherine Thompson 45 f Cossarin Duggins 1 f free free free free free free free free free free free free free free free free free free free free Apr Feb Nov Aug Mar Apr May Sep Nov Aug July Oct Feb United States July Mar Franklin Apr Virginia ,May do Mar Floyd Montgomery May Apr Floyd mar Floyd Floyd Floyd Floyd wid unknown mar Montgomery Floyd mar Floyd mar Floyd Floyd mar Floyd Floyd Floyd mar mar wid mar Farmer Sadler bowel inflam unknown unknown consumption old age consumption inflamation stomach cancer fever farmer sudden farmer carpenter drowned hives unknown consumption farmer cold farmer dropsy none unknown cold consumption unknown 6 1 8 Smo 2 Smo 11 400 20 1 4 90 6 122 2yrs 6 365 365 CONFIRM ALL RESEARCH It seems we personally have to confirm all research. I received a GEDCOM from a cousin who had downloaded from the Ancestral File. I sent her a correction consisting of a birth certificate number and information, and included the documentation for it. I then asked her to resend her GEDCOM so I would know she had made the correction before she sent it on to other family members, etc. She sent me the GEDCOM and lo and behold, her mistake was stil1 there. Unfortunately, she had included the documentation I had sent as the documentation on her mistaken information. It made it look as if her information was the documented, correct information! It served as a great reminder to me that we need to be very careful when accepting information from anyone. Jeanene Flake VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN Nc, ·~··L.~- �~ - )> 0 3 "O .., 0 (/) ..., < (l) 0 ~- r Q) ::s 0. C)> ::s 0 - ·..., 3 Cl> -0 (/) as. < (l) a. -no Q) Q) 3~ < Q) c: Cl> a r ::s Q) a. )>< ::s Q) a.c: 3 ct> Q) - 0 3 ::s Cl> Ul Q) 0 ::s 0. :E CJ> <t> ct> (/) (/) ::s :=. 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CD -· n Q. c: C" ;::; 800 100 10 200 80 100 500 150 200 100 100 50 200 1000 900 100 400 14 100 200 c:(') o· '< 50 300 Q. m ::s ::s (/) 225 373 150 150 350 250 200 300 600 500 300 100 200 100 180 250 100 CD ::s - · w 0 15 c: 3 @ ::s ..... ::r "Tl 0 ct> 0.. ~o Ul 0 :;. c ~ ...+ c. Ill 0 '< -· ~ ~ ~c ...... -z ~ .. 101 °'. :J::r 00 - · 0 ..... ro 1500 1500 3000 l �5'7 WHERE AND WHAT SCHOOLS The 3 school pictures which follows were given to me and I would like to know where the schools were located. l had the pictures enlarged and located my aunt, Janie Emily Waskey (1890-1964), in all 3 pictures. She married in 19 I I to E D King. Was told that she taught school before her marriage. The Waskey family was living in Shawsville, Montgomery Co, Va. at that time. Postcards, written to her between 1908 and l 910, had these remarks on them "you are training" and "getting ready to teach school by this time". Were the schools in Shawsville or somewhere else? All 3 school pictures were taken by L. W. Stewart, photographer, Cambria, Va. -- now part of Christian burg. The picture of the larger white frame school has the date of Jan. 1909 on it. 1f anyone knows where these schools are located, please let me know as I would like to donate them to the proper museum. When the pictures are enlarged, all faces are cleared - easy to recognize. Babe Waskey Fowler, 1716 Colgate St NW, Roanoke, Va 24012 <fowlervw@cox.net> CONFEDERATE VETERANS REUNION On the back of this snapshot is written ''Compliments ofW. A. Earhart, Com. ofE.M. Ingles Ca~p of S.C.V. 69! Ya. Radford Reunion C.V. & S.C.V. Sep 6-8, 1932". The original snapshot is 3x5+ inches. The above has been enlarged. In the picture is my grandfather, James Madison Waskey (18 Apr 1847 -24 Oct 1932). He served with the 5th Va. Reserve Co. A, ca June 1864 -Apr 1865. He was at Appomatox. I will be glad to make copies of this snapshot at cost and mail them to you. No email of picture. Babe Waskey Fowler, 1716 Colgate St NE, Roanoke, Va 24012 <fowlervw@cox.net VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ��59 ·y1RGlNl1\ t·PPALACHtilN NOTES -- -- --- --- ---- �/oO VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE~ �bl .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE.S �'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NO TES �The Care and Feeding of a Pedigree Chart The following definitions are from Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary. Springfield , Mass.: Merriam-Webster Inc., 1989: • • • • • • • Ahnentafel - "ancestor table" (rough translation from German, not in Webster's) Bloodline - a sequence of direct ancestors, particularly in a pedigree Chart- a sheet giving information in tabular form Generation - a body of living beings constituting a single step in the line of descent from an ancestor Immigrant - a person who comes to a country to take up permanent residence Pedigree - a register recording a line of ancestors Vital Events - recording data relating to lives A genogram (pronounced:jen-uh-gram) chart is a method of graphically the describing relations~ips between individuals. Primarily used by mental health experts, this diagram can help identify positive and negative influences surrounding an individual. Feeding the Chart: What should be included on a pedigree chart? o o o o The full name of each person [note, as in most genealogical records, women are listed by their birth name, not their married name] Date and place of birth Date and place of death Date and place of marriage (note that this is the marriage of the individuals on the chart - other marriages of either party are not relevant to the pedigree of the descendant) Why use a pedigree chart at all? Using a pedigree chart gives a quick, visual summary of ancestry You can see several important things at a glance: o o Where are the gaps? • Missing names • Missing dates • Missing places What are the migration patterns? . . . . • Sites of vital events show where ind1v1duals were at specific points in time .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �" o o VVhere the various families came together and may give clues that they migrated fro m similar locations Where was I? • Use a copy of your pedigree chart(s) as a checklist when undertaking a major review or housekeeping effort. For example. if you discover a great new resource (maybe a new internet search engine), you can check off as you search for each individual to avoid missing anyone or repeating your efforts. Are we related? • You can compare nores with new contacts to see where your lines might connect ~ You can easily see whether we have the same basir i nfcr~ation on common ancestors to start discussions on £he deta ils As with everything in life , pedigree charts are NOT the answer to everything. Their advantages are also their weaknesses: 0 0 0 They show limited information They show direct line only They do not show sources So, use pedigree charts wisely. Sources for Forms: Malherd Press, Box 507, Burton, OH 44021 . Peacefield Genealogies, 1324 Franklin Street SE, Grand Rapids, Ml 49506. Southern California Genealogical Society, 103 South Golden Mall, Burbank, CA 91502. The Everton Publishers, Inc., P.O. Box 368, Logan , Utah . The Skeleton Closet, 636 Magnolia Drive, Maitland , FL 32751 (407-332- 1991) Or check out Cyndi's List for lots of sources for vendors or even free downloadable forms: http://www.cyndislist.com/supplies.htm VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN OOTES �C are o,& f"'h-:i. ~ .... r:. Put your completed pedigree chart in a top-loading Mylar (polyester) sleeve for safekeeping. The page will wear out from use if not protected. If you use a 3-ring binder to organize your research, the sleeve can be inserted at the front for easy access. Make sure you have back-up copies of your pedigree charts, especiafly if you do not use a software program to store your information. I keep folders for surnames and keep copies of re levant pedigree charts at the beginning of each folder. If I take a chart out of a folder ' ::·...:t it in a protective sleeve. Organize your charts. Make a master copy file folder for aach chart. Use pencil. Pedigree Chart Bibliography Devine, Donn : "How to Number People in Pedigrees and Genealogies ," Ancestry Newsletter4 (1) (Januar:y-February 1986) · Phillips, Donna Potter: "The Pedigree Chart," Heritage Quest 16(2): 48-50, 2000 Smith , Diana: "But I'm No Puppy," Pilgrims, Pioneers & Aliens September 1 999 Elaine Powers SVGS 1-18-03 ·vrRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �PARTIAL MUSTER OF BOTETOURT MILITIA On August 31, 1782 By District and taptain's Companies Source: Charles T. Burton Transcribed by Carol L. Milb ourn 6929 Pine Needle Dr., Boones Mill, VA March 1995 DISTRICT NAME ACKELEY, Abrrn ACKELEY, Joseph ACKELEY, Thomas ADAMS, Samuel ALDERSON, Curtis ALEXANDER, Hugh ALLEN, Hugh Lt. ALLEN, John ALLEN, Moses ALLEN, Robert ALLEN, William ALLEN, William ALLEY, David ALLISON, Charles AMACKS, Samuel ANDERSON, Thomas ANDERSON, William ANDREWS, Samuel ARENS, Elias ARMSTRONG, Andrew ARMSTRONG, James Lt. ARMSTRONG, Robert ARMSTRONG, Robert ARMSTRONG, Thomas ARMSTRONG, Thomas ASHBY, Thomas ASTON, William BAIRD, Capt. John BAIRD, Samuel BAKER, Robert BALDWIN, Samuel BALL, John BALLER, John Capt. BANDY, John BANDY, Richard BARBERY, Thomas BARNETT, Thomas BARNETT, James Capt. BARNETT, John BARNETT, John I I 6 6 I I I I 6 46 I 41, I I I 10 I 31 3l 31 31 / I 37 I I I I I I I I I I 5 4 I I I 51 / / 16 / 32 I I I 37 I /12 I 54 I 11 t 26 / t I I I 51 25 36 I 11 I 2 37 I I I I I I I I I 23 / 23 / 17 I I I I I 44 I /6 J /25 / I I I 14 15 26 7 7 I I I I I J I I 7 I I 7 I VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES COMPANY BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT LOONEYS ROBINSON LEWIS ? RYOR PRYOR PRYOR PRYOR MILLS MARTIN MARTIN MAY PAWLEY SMILTH MILLS NEELEY MAY NEELEY BOLLAR MAY BOLLAR SMITH NEELEY ESTILL MILLS BAIRD BAIRD PAWLING ROBINSON ESOM BOLLAR NEELEY PAWLING BOLLAR BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT �lo7 BARNETT, William BARTON, Henry BARTON, William BEATY, Robert BEAVERS, Robert BECKETT, Richard BECKNER, Samuel BELL, Jeremiah BELL, William BENNETT, Jesse BENNETT, John BIGHTOLD, Frederick BILLUPS, John BLACK, Alexander BLACK, James BLACK, John BLAGG, John BOLLAR {s ee BALLAR) BONES, William BOSWELL, Samuel BRANHAM, Martin BRECKENRIDGE, James BRECKENRIDGE, John BRECKENRIDGE, William BRICKEY, John BRICKEY, Peter BRICKEY, William BRIGGS, John BRITT, David BRITT, James BRITT, John BROOKS, Jervis BROOKS, Peter BROWN, James BROWN, Robert BROWN, Thomas BROWN , Thomas BRUSH, Crane BRYAN, -----BRYAN, James BRYAN, James (milt. ) BRYAN, William BRYAN, William BRYAN, William CAIRUS, George CAIRUS, Jacob CALDWELL, Robert CAMPBELL, William CAMPBELL, William CARLTON, Joseph CARPENTER, Jeremiah CARPENTER, Thomas CARPER, Jacob I 7I '34' 34 / f / 23 f I 4 I f 1 I , 47, '30' I 3 f , 22, / 31, I 53 I 9 I I 36 / f / 36 / I 3 6 I f 33 / ,18, 12 / /3 I 40 41, , 41, I I I I / 54 I / 54 I / 54 / I 1 7 I I 8I I 8 I 8I 7! I 7 I '21, /9 14 f I I I I ,12, I 20 I I 43 I 9 f I /9 I 8 I f I 9 I I 9 I ,28, I 28 / I 43 f 35 / I 17/ I ,10, 27 t 2 2 t 43 / I I I BARNETT CARTMILL CARTMILL BAIRD MARTIN ESOM LOONEY PRYOR ESOM GALLOWAY PRYOR MAY LEWIS CARTMILL CARTMILL CARTMILL SMITH WATTERSON NEELEY ESOM ROBINSON ROBINSON ROB.IN SON MAY MAY MAY PAWLING BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT GALLOWAY BARNETT NEELEY NEELEY ROBINSON LEWIS LEWIS BARNETT LEWIS LEWIS BA IRD BAIRD ROBINSON CARTMILL PAWLING LEWIS BOLLAR GALLOWAY ROBINSON VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CARPER, Nicholes CARROLL, Joseph CARTER, Henry CARTER, Samuel CARTMILL, Henry CARTMILL, John Capt. CHAMBERLANE, Jesse CHERRY , William CHITWOOD, Joshua CIRCLE, Peter CLANCEY, William CLARK, Andrew CLARK, George CLARK, Jesse CLARK, Joseph CLARK, Robert CLARKE, Yachel CLENDENNON, John CLINE, Peter CLOYD, Michael COBURN, Samuel COFFEE, James COGAR, Peter COLE, Joseph COLEMAN, Henry COMPTON, Horn CONROD, Peter COONEY, Mathew COOPER, Christopher COOPER, James COOPER, James CORBET, James CORBIN, Peter CORDER, William cox, Allen COX, John COX, William CRADDOCK, William CRAIG, -----CRAIG, Toliver CRAIG, William CRAWFORD, Andrew , Jr. CRAWFORD, Hugh CRAWFORD , James CRAWFORD, John, Jr. CRAWFORD, Josiah, Jr. CRAWFORD, Samuel CRAWFORD, Samuel CRAWFORD, Thomas CRAWFORD, William CRAWFORD, William GRIBBINS, Thomas CROCKETT, Hugh Colo. CROW, Thomas I 42 43 20 I 35 I 1 I I 34 34 f 4 I I I I I I I ' 36 ' I I I 24 I 31 32 I I 38 27 I 42 I '2 7 ' I I I I ,14, 2 '2 3 ' ,16. f I I I 40 40 8 14 I f t I I I I I I I 5 I I 7 I 38 I 55 53 I I I 4 I 4 I I 5 I I 53 12 I I I I 26 55 f I I I ,52, I 45 I I I 53 13 13 I 25 I I 30 f I I I I 13 I 30 / '31, I I 30 I I 15 I ,10, 13 I 45 I 13 I 1 I I f I I 52 f f 7 I 37 / ROBINSON ROBINSON GALL OWAY CARTMILL CARTMILL CARTMILL MARTIN CARTMILL GALLOWAY PRYOR SMITH MILLS BOLLAR ROBINSON BOLLAR NEELEY ESOM BAIRD ? AWL:NG ROBINSO N ROBINSON BARNETT NEELEY MARTIN BARNETT MILLS MAY MAY MARTIN MARTIN MART I N MAY NEELEY BOLLAR MAY MAY WATTERSON MAY NEELEY NEELEY BOLLAR PRYOR NEELEY PRYOR PRYOR PRYOR PAWLING LEWIS NEELEY LOONEY NEELEY MAY BARNETT MILLS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAl\l Nu: c.S· �b9 CUMMINS, John CUMMINS, Robert CURDY, John DALTON, William DALZEIL, Thomas DAMERON, Joseph DANIEL, Price DARR, Joseph DAUGHERTY, Frans DAUGHERTY, William DAVIDSON, William DAVIES, James DAVIES, James DAVIES, John DAVIES, Nathan DAVIES, Thomas DAVIES, William DeAMAND , William DEMPSEY, William DEPEW, Isaac DEPEW, Samuel DEWEESE, Paul DICK, Abraham DICK, David DICKERSON, Thomas DICKINSON, Obediah DODD, William DODLEY, James DRAKIE, John DUNLAP, Moses DUNN, Patrick DUNN, William EDDINGS, David EMMONS, Isaac EMMONS, Joseph ESOM , Samuel Capt . ESTILL, Wallace Lt. EVANS, James EWING, James EWING, William FAFILEE, John FAUGHT, Gasper FAUGHT, Powell FERGUSON, James FITSWATER, Thomas FITZPATRICK, Daniel FLEMING, James FOGLE, John FRANKLIN, William FRAZER, George FRAZER, Joseph MAY PAWLING ROBINSON / 51, 17/ f ,41, I I 3 I 16 I I 29 f 13 I '40, ( 18 I ( 19, I ,24, f 26 / I I 6 6 I I I 8/ 6I f 6 I I 5 ( 3 6, I I I 36 r I 16 I 5 f f 22 t I f f 22 t 36 /3 56 f f f I f I 6 I 54 / 8 I I I I 34 40 f 4 I I I 41 I 41, / 1, I 2 2 I / 55 ( 39 I f I I I I I f I I 7I 35 / 23 I 23 I 36 38 I I 25 I 24 I ( 2 4, t I ESOM PAWLING PRYOR NEELEY ROBINSON WATTERSON WATTERSON GALLOWAY BOLLAR BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT BARNETT MARTIN CARTMILL CARTMILL PAWLING MARTIN GALLOWAY GALLOWAY CARTMILL ESOM SMITH ESOM MAY BARNETT CARTMILL ROBINSON MARTIN ROBINSON ROBINSON ESOM GALLOWAY MAY MILLS BARNETT CARTMILL BAIRD BAIRD CARTMILL MILLS BOLLAR GALLOWAY GALLOWAY 37 , MILLS ,28, I 28 I BAIRD t BAIRD VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �70 FRAZER, William FREEMAN, Peter I I 6 I I GALLOWAY, William Capt. GARWOOD, Samuel GASH, Thomas GEE, Edward GEE, John GEE, Thomas GEORGE, Soloman GEORGE, William GIBBONS, Thomas GIBSON, Henry GILL, Edward GILL, John GILLESPIE, Simon GILLESPIE, Willliam GILLILIAN, James GILLIS , Thomas GIL LISPIE, John GLADDEN, Jared GLASBURN, David GOLDSTON, Frances GOODSON, Thomas GOODSON, Thomas GOODSON, William GOODWIN, Daniel GORE, Michael GRAHAM, Amos GRAHAM, Francis GRAHAM, George GRAHAM, Jonathan GRAY, Walter GREEN, John GREEN, Reuben GREENE, George GREENLEE, Edward GREENLEE, Elexander GREENLEE, William GRIFFIN, Chisholm GRIFFIN, William GRIFFITH, J ohn GRIMLEY, John GUILLIAM, Thomas GULLIFORD, Allen GUTHERY, Alexander, HACKETT, Thomas HALE, Job HALE, John HALL, David HAMANELL, Robert HAMILTON, William HAMM, Drury 28 ,24, I 54 I I 6 I I 3 I I 1 I 1, I 7 I 43 I I I ,52, 30 I I 29 / / 29 I I /24 / / 24 / 28 45 44 14 I f I I I I I I ,22, 15 I 2 I I f 45 / I 3 I 54 / 24 I I 2 I I I I I 17 J I 17 I 2 I / 46 I l 9 I I I I 4 0 I ,20, f 10 / ,1 0 , I 10 I / 23 / 23 I 12 / I 33 I 8I ,41, I I 44 I 46 / 4 t I / 46 I I 43 / I 41, / 42 I GALLOWAY MAY BARNETT ESOM ESOM ESOM BARNETT ROBINSON MAY PRYOR PRYOR PRYOR GALLOWAY GALLOWAY BAIRD WATTERS ON rtO BIN SON NEELEY GALLOWAY PAWLING ESOM LOONEY ESOM MAY GALLOWAY ESOM PAWLING PAWLING ESOM LOONEY WATTERSON ROBINSON GALLOWAY LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS BAIRD I t I BAIRD ESOM I 21 / .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES NEELEY SMITH BARNETT ROBINSON ROBINSON LOONEY MARTIN LOONEY ROBINSON ROBINSON ROBINSON GALLOWAY �HAMM, William HAMMOND, John HANCOCK, George HANELL, Joel HANEY, Spencer HANNA, Alexander HANNA, George HANNA, Joseph HANNON, Esom HANNON, Thomas HANSON, John HANSON , William HARLOW, John HARMAN, Thomas HARRIS, Robert HARRISON, Jonathan HARRISON, Thomas HART , John HAR T, Thomas HARVEY, Robert HAWKINS, John HAWKINS, John Ensign HAWKINS, William HAYNES, Benjamin HAYNES, Christopher HAYNES, Joseph HAYNES, William HAYS, John HAYS, William HENDERSON, David HENDERSON, John HENDERSON, John HENDERSON, John HENDERSON, Robert HENDERSON, Robert HENRY, Andrew HENRY, James HENRY, John HENRY, John HENRY, John HENRY, William HERBERT, John HEWITT, John HICKSON, Daniel HILL, Robert HILL, William HOGGS, Charles HORTON, -----HORTON, William HOWARD, Ezekial HOWARD , John HOWELL, Abner HOWELL, Daniel HOWELL, Daniel 21 f ,14, I 42 f ,30, 1 28 I / 43 J 11 I 43 I ,13, / 11, 56 I I I I f 56 I J ,41, I 42 I 56 / 4 I I 34 I f 2I 30 I I I I 144, f 15 I 46 I ,44, ,28, 1 42 I f 28 I ,28, I I 4 I 5f 31 I 29 I 19 I I 5 f 52 I I I I I f '19' 42 1 , 42, I I 34 1 10 r , 14, I I I 11 I 21 I I 43 / I 17 I I 28 / (55 I I 3 5 I , 14, I 13, 16 I ' 31' '16' , 16 I '3 , f \VIRGrNrA APPALACHIAN NOTES GALLOWAY NEELEY ROBINSON PRYOR PRYOR ROBINSON NEELEY ROBINSON NEELEY NEELEY MILLS MILLS ROBINSON ROBINSON SMITH MARTIN CARTMILL ESOM PRYOR ROBINSON PAWLING LOONEY ROBINSON BAIRD ROBINSON BAIRD BAIRD MARTIN MARTIN PRYOR PRYOR WATTERSON MARTIN MAY WATTERSON ROBINSON ROBINSON CARTMILL LEWIS NEELEY LEWIS GALLOWAY ROB INSON PAWLING BAIRD MAY CARTMILL NEELEY MEELEY PAWLING PRYOR PAWLING PAWLING ESOM �HOWELL, David HOWELL, John HOWELL, Thomas HUDSON, Jesse HUFF, John HUFF, Joseph HUGHS, Stephen HULIE, James HUMPHREYS, Spencer HUMPHRIES, Uriah Ensign HUNGATE, John HUNGATE, William HUNT (or KENT) John HUNTER, Joseph HUNTER, Malcolm HUNTER, William HURST, Christopher HUTCHESON, Davis HUTCHESON, George Lt. HUTCHESON, Thomas HUTCHINSON, William INGLE, George INGRAM, Alexander INGRAM, John INGRAM, William INSMINGER, Jo hn INSMINGER, Joseph I f 17 I 54 I I 9 I I I I 4 1 I I ,41, 56 I 28 / 30 I 1 I 1 I I I I I I 7 22 / I f I I 8 I / 22 / ,3 4, / 43 / /32 I 32 / / 32 I I 3I 10 I 10 / 10 I I I I I /2 4 / /24 / JACKSON, Christopher JARVIS, Field JARVIS, John JENKINS, Joseph JOHNSON, John JOHNSON, John JOHNSON, John JOHNSON, William JOHNSTON, William John JONES, Daniel JONES, David JONES, John JONES, John JONES, Nathaniel JONES, Rasmus JONES, Sturdy JONES,Thomas KECTH, Macajah KEITH, John KELLEY, John KELLY, Benjamin KELLY , Isaac KENT, John KERR, Robert 3 I ,28, I 2 0 f I 2 0 I / 37 / I 2 9 I / 15 11 I ,13, I I 11, /55 I I 16 I I 2 6 I I 5 I I 3 5 I /35 I I 46 I I 8 I I 2 I I 46 I I 12 I I 36 / 38 /7 I I I I I 51 , VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ESOM PAWLING MAY LEWIS MARTIN ESOM ROBINSON MILLS PRYOR PRYOR ESOM ESOM BARNETT GALLOWAY BARNETT GALLOWAY CARTMILL ROBINSON SMITH SMITH SMITH ESQM LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS GALLOWAY GALLOWAY PRYOR GALLOWAY GALLOWAY MILLS PRYOR PAWLING NEELEY NEELEY NEELEY MAY PAWLING BOLLAR MARTIN CARTMILL CARTMILL LOO NEY BARNETT ESOM LOONEY NEELEY SMITH MILLS BARNETT MAY �·7 3 KERR, Samuel KERSEY, Thomas KIMBERLAND, Adam KIMBERLAND, Palzar KINCADE, John KINCADE, Robert KINCADE, William KING, Charles KING, James KING, John KING, Robert KING, Zachariah KINSEY, John KNOX, Elijah KYLE, Joseph KYLE, William MAY LEWIS BOLLAR SMITH BOLLAR BOLLAR BOLLAR 55 I 9 I I I 25 f 33 / I I 26 / I 2 6 I 26 I 2 9 I / 51, I 5 I I 19 I I I I I 29I I 14 I 22 33 33 I I f LAUDERDALE , James LAUDERDALE , John LAUDERDALE, John LAUDERDALE, Robert LAUDERDALE, William LAYMAN, John LeFORCE , Rene LeFORCE, Samuel LEWIS, John LEWIS, John LEWIS, Thomas LIKENS, William LINDSAY, Walter LITTLE, David LITTLE, William LOCKHART, Major Patrick LOGUE, William LONG, John LOONEY, Absalom LOVE, John LOYD, John LUKE, John LUTTERALL, Thomas MADISON, George MADISON, Thomas MANLEY, Richard MANN, Esau MANN, Moses MANN, Moses, Jr. MARTIN, Alexander MARTIN, Jonathan MARTIN, Joseph MARTIN, Joshua Capt. MARTIN, William MARTIN, Zadock MASON, James MAY MARTIN WATTERSON NEELEY GALLOWAY SMITH SMITH I I f MILLS ROBINSON MILLS MILLS MILLS MILLS WATTERSON MAY GALLOWAY LEWIS GALLOWAY MARTIN SMITH MAY MAY ROBINSON GALLOWAY MARTIN LOONEY LEWIS ESOM CARTMILL MARTIN / 38 / 42 38 I I f I 56 I 38 I ,38, I 18 I I I I 54 I 21, I 9 I 21, I 31, I I 4I I 53 53 / 42 21, I I I I 1 I 5 46 I I 9 I I 2 I 36 I f I I I 4I I 7 17 f I I I 22 / 27 I 26 I 27 I I BARNETT PAWLING GALLOWAY BOLLAR BOLLAR BOLLAR LOONEY LOONEY MILLS MARTIN I I I I I t 46 I 47 I 37 I 4 I f / 37 I I 5 I MILLS I MARTIN 15 I 'VIRGIN IA~AP P ALACH\AN NOTES �MASON, Joseph MATHEWS, Bristole MAY, Stephen MAYS, William McBRIDE, Joseph McCALESTER, James McCALISTER , James McCALISTER, John MCCALISTER , Richard McCALLESTER, Edwar d MCCALLISTER, Garrett McCALLISTER, Peter MCCALLISTER, Thomas MCCARRELL, James MCCAUL, James McCLELAN, John McCLELAN, John McCLELAND, William McCLENACHAN, Dav i d McCLENECHAN, James McCLENECHAN, Samuel McCLENECHAN, William McCLENECHAN, William McCLENECHAN, William Colo. McCLURE, James McCLURE, Malcolm McCLURE, Samuel McCLURE, Thomas McCOMB, Jesse McCREERY, James MCCUTCHEN, James McDONALD, Alexander McDONALD, Edward McDONALD, Randolph McDONALD, Walter McDONALD, William Lt. McDUFF, John McELHANEY , Robert McELHANEY, Samuel McELHENEY, Thomas MCELWAIN, John McFADDEN, Charles MCFERRAN, James MCFERRAN, Joseph MCFERRAN, Martin McFERRAN, Samuel J r. McFERSON, Barton ' McGEE, David McGEE, James McGUIRE, James McKINNY, William McMATH, William McMULLEN, Robert McMULLEN, Robert I 15 / I 1 I ,40, t 23 I I 35 I 22 / 21 '21, t 22 ESOM ROBINSON BAIRD CARTMILL t I I 1 26 / f 22 / 30 t 2 7 , 34, I 42 / 54 I I I I I I I 5I f 39 / I 51 I ,44, / 39 I / 46 , 43 ' I I t t t 13 / 36 I I 32 36 1 56 I 2 I 5 2 / 51 I I t I t I 31, 32 52 46 51 25 I 5 I I I f f f I f I t I I 13 I 10 / t 40 / I I f t I f I I f I 51, 33 f 33 33 t 33 f 45 I 19 f 19 f 53 I I '8, I 56 I 55 f I 45 I I VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES GALLOWAY GALLOWAY GALLOWAY BOLLER GALLOWAY PRYOR BOLLAR CARTMILL ROBINSON MAY MARTIN MILLS MAY ROBINSON MILLS LOONEY ROBINSON NEELEY SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH MILLS ESOM MAY MAY MAY LOONEY MAY BOLLAR MARTIN NEELEY LEWIS ROBINSON MAY SMITH SMITH SMITH LOONEY WATTERSON WATTERSON MAY BARNETT MILLS MAY WATTERSON �MCMULLIN, James MCMURRY, Thomas MCMURRY, William McNEEL, Daniel McNEELEY, Ro bert McNEELEY, William McNEELEY, William McNEELY, David McNEELY, George McNEELY, John McROBERTS, Alexander MCROBERTS, John MCROBERTS, Samuel MEDLOCK, Berry MEDLOCK, Charles MEDLOCK, John MEDLOCK, William MIDDLETON, Jocob MIDDLETON, John MIDDLETON, Thomas, Jr. MIFFORD, Jacob MILLER, Felty MILLER, John MILLER, John (Cove) MILLER, Joseph MILLER, Thomas MILLER, Thomas MILLS, James MILLS, John Capt. MITCHELL, Samuel MOONEY, Bryan MOORE, James MOORE, John MORNING, Roger MORRIS, James MORRIS, John MORRIS, Joshua MOSS, James MULDROUGH, Hugh MULDROUGH, John MULHOLLAND, Thomas MYRES, Philip NALE, John NEAL, Owen NEEL, William NEELEY, John NEELEY, Robert NEELEY, William NEELY, Andrew NEELY, James NEELY, James NEELY, John NEELY, John ,21, 27 I 27 f ,15, ,56, ,51, 7 ,18, ,18, I 18 I ,41, ,41, / 41 I f I I I I 45 I 45 J 4 5 f ,47, /46 f / 47 I I J .1 f - ~ QI / 42 / J 28 J I 52 / 55 ; 31 I I J I 39 / I 41 I I 37 I / 37 t 35 I / 10 / '3 9' J 39 I ' 25, I / 25 I / 25 / '1' 21, / 24 / f 24 I I 25 f I I 31, I l , / 22 ,22, ,12, I / 12 I 12 / / 40 / I 56 I / 12 / / 54 f '41 , f .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES GALLOWAY BAIRD BAIRD PAWLING MILLS MAY BARNETT WATTERSON WATTERSON WATTERSON ROBINSON ROBINSON ROBINSON LOONEY LOONEY LOONEY LOONEY LOONEY LOONEY LOONEY ROBINSON BAIRD MAY MAY PRYOR MILLS ROBINSON MI LLS MILLS CARTMILL LEWIS MILLS MILLS BOLL AR BOLL AR BOLLAR ESOM GALLOWAY GALLOWAY GALLOWAY BOLLAR PRYOR ESOM GALLOWAY GALLOWAY NEELEY NEELEY NEELEY ROBINSON MILLS NEELEY MAY ROBINSON �- 7fo NEIL, William NEILL, John NEWTON, Richard 1 I I 46 I I 29 t I 34 / I 8 I 37 I / 52 I I 45 I 1 I I 16 I I 42 / I 44 I I t 55 55 / ,20, 1 20 I I t I I 20 I / 37 / 11 I ,11, I 2 9 I I ,18, ' 1 , ,11, I 20 I I 47 / 40 / 14 I I I I 15 I I 39 I I 39 I I I I CARTMILL GALLOWAY ESOM LOONEY PRYOR CARTMILL BARNETT MILLS MAY WATTERSON ESOM PAWLING ROBINSON ROBINSON MAY MAY GALLOWAY I ,11, 11 / / 54 / QUIGLEY, Thomas R , William RAEBURN, John RALSTON, Mathew RAMSEY, Benjamin RAMSEY, Richard REABURN, James REABURN, John REABURN, Joseph RECTOR, Mack RECTOR, Uriah REES, David 3 I O'HAIR, Michael OCHELTREE, John OCHELTREE, Michael OWENS, William PAINTER, John PARROT, Henry PATTERSON, George PATTERSON, John PAWLING, Henry Capt. PECK, Adam (Martial) PECK, John PEERIE, James PEERIE, William PERSINGER, Chr ~sti an PERS INGER, Jacob PERSINGER, John PEYDON, James PEYDON, John PHILLIPS, Samuel PHIPPS, Joshua PICKLESIMON, Jacob PICKLESIMON, John PITZER, John PITZER, William PLUMBLEY, John POAGE, William PORTER, Mitchel PRESTON , Moses PRESTON, Thomas PROTHERSON, Thomas PRUITT, William PRYOR, John PRYOR, Joseph PRYOR, Joseph Capt. PRYOR, Luke 36 / '21 , LEWIS LEWIS MAY MILLS LEWIS LEWIS PRYOR WATTERSON ESOM LEWIS GALLOWAY LOONEY ROBINSON NEELEY 29 / 29 I MILLS MILLS PRYOR PRYOR /5 MARTIN I 56 / /6 I /39 / I 4 7 I / 47 /6 I 19 I I I / 18 / '4 5 ' I 4 5 I ,21, MAY BARNETT MILLS LOONEY LOONEY BARNETT WATTERSON WATTERSON LOONEY LOONEY GALLOWAY �77 REES, John REID, Peter REID, Thomas REYNOLDS, James REYNOLDS, John REYNOLDS, John Lt . RICHARDS, Christopher RICHARDS, Isaac RICHARDSON, Joell RICHARDSON, John RICHARDSON, Joseph RITCHIE, William ROBERTS, Abel ROBERTS, William ROBINETT, Jesse ROBINSON, David ROBINSON, Isaac ROBINSON, James RO BINSON, James Sr. Capt. ROBINSON, John ROBINSON, William ROBINSON, William ROSE, Edward ROSS, John, Jr. ROWAN, Francis ROWLAND, Robert ROWLAND, Thomas Colo . RUNNION, John RUPE, Barnaby RUSS, David RUSSELL, Ephraim RUSSELL, Thomas RUTLEDGE, George RYAN, Harris RYAN, William SASCALLECT, John SCANLIN, Robert SCOTT, Charles SCOTT, James SCOTT, James SCOTT, Jeremiah SCOTT, John SCOTT, Mathew SCOTT, Nathan SCOTT, Samuel SCOTT, William SEAGRAVES, William SELLARS, Seabrett SERVER, Gasper SERVER, Joseph SEVERT, George SEWELL, Thomas SHARKEY, James ,21, 3f ,32, ,47, I 12 I I 47 I 1 I I I ,18, 13 / J / 26 f ,16, 33 / 29 I I I 14 / ,44, I I 26 I 15 I I 26 I / 40 t / 22 I I I 45 / 18 I I 56 / I I I 51, 30 I / 44 / ,38, ,17, / 23 I 1 3 5 I ,33, / 37 / ,19, I 40 f ,40, / 32 / t 54 I , 44, t 24 ,25, / 30 I I I I 25 I /1 I 13 t ,24, 24 I I I 4 I , 30, I 5 5 I ,23, I 9 I r 34 I 30 I I GALLOWAY ESOM SMITH LOONEY NEELEY LOONEY ESOM WATTERSON NEELEY Bellar PAWLING SMITH PRYOR NEELEY ROBINSON BOLLAR PAWLING BOLLAR ROBINSON GALLOWAY WATTERSON WATTERSONM MAY MAi PRYOR ROBINSON MILLS PAWLING BAIRD CARTMILL SMITH MILLS WATTERSON ROBIN SON ROBINSON SMITH MAY ROBINSON GALLOWAY BOLLAR PRYOR BOLLAR ESOM NEELEY GALLOWAY GALLOWAY MARTIN PRYOR MAY BAIRD BARNETT CARTMILL PRYOR 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �SHARKEY, Nathan John SHARKEY, Nicholas SHARP, William SHERKEY, Patrick SHIELDS, Robert SHIRKEY, Hawkins SHOEMAKER, Leonard SIMMONS, Char l es SIMPKINS, Garrett SIMPSON, Alexander SIMPSON, James SKIDMORE, Joseph SKILLERN, George Colo. SMILEY, Alexander Lt. SMIL EY, George SMITH, Absolom SMITH, Bryan SMITH, David 2MITH, David SMITH, Drury SMITH, Elijah SMITH, Francis SMITH, Isaac SMITE, Jacob SMITH, James SMITH, James Capt. SMITH, John SMITH, William SMITHEY, Robert SNODGRASS, Isaac SNODGRASS, James (little) SNODGRASS, James, Jr. SNODGRASS, Joseph Lt. SNODGRASS, Joseph, Jr. SNODGRASS, Robert (of James) SNODGRASS, Robert (of Joseph) SNODGRASS, William, Jr. SNOWDEN, John SNOWDEN, Lowe SORRELLS, Vincent SPRIGHTLEY, Joseph SPRINGER, Edward SPROWL, William SPURLOCK, William STEPHENS, John STEPHENS, Richard STEPHENS, Solomen STEPLETON, William STEVENS, Edward STEWARD, James, Jr. STEWARD, Samuel STEWART, Charles STEWART, Charles STEWART, James 44 / f ROBINSON PRYOR ROBINSON ROBINSON WATTERSON LOONEY PRYOR ESOM PRYOR PRYOR LEWIS CARTMILL SMITH MAY MAY LEWIS BOLLAR WATTERSON , 30, I 42 t 43 I I 18 I 47 31 I 3 I I I I I I 31 / / 29 I I I 10 I 35 / I 32 I 53 53 I I I t I ,11, I 2 7 I /45 / ...., ..., I so:,L\R I - I 21 / I 52 / ,40, 52 / I I / 52 t I 9I 32 / 27 I I 26 I I I / 11 , 51 / I 53 / I 52 / 52 I / 51 t I I / 53 / I 51 I 52 / I I / 15 14 I /29 I I ,11, ,40, I 2 7 I 2I I 8 I / 18 I 6 7 I I I I I I I I 33 16 16 I I I 29 I ,38, ,23, I GALLOWAY MAY ROBINSON MAY MAY BARNETT SMITH BOLLAR BOLLAR LEWIS MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY NEELEY PRYOR LEWIS ROBINSON BOLLAR ESOM BARNETT WATTERSON BARNETT WILLIAM SMITH PAWLING PAWLING PRYOR MILLS BAIRD VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �- 79 ,44, ,28, STRAIN, James STULL, George SUMMER, Hezekiah SUMMERS, Edward SUTTON, William SWITZER, Nathan, SWITZER, William I ,44, '3 8' 56 / 21, I 56 / 1 3 5 I ,20, I I I 30 1 8 35 I 8 I I I I I 13 I '2' 13 I TERRY, Josiah VANDINE, Jacob VANLEAR, John VANMETRE, Isaac VANSANDT, Elijah VANSANDT, Elisha VERNER, William VICARS, James VIERS, Robert VINGARD, John I '1 7' / 34 / T , Jesse TATE, David, Jr. TATE, James TAYLOR, Canvield TAYLOR, Jonathan TAYLOR, Jonathan TAYLOR, Joseph TAYLOR, William TAYLOR, William TERRY, John TERRY, Miles TERRY, William TERRY, William THOMAS , David THOMAS, Richard THOMAS, William THOMPSON, Joseph THOMPSON, Thomas THRASH, Valentine THURMAN, Charles TILFORD, Andrew TILGHAM, Tobias TIPTON, Thomas TIPTON, William TITUS, Joseph TODD, Samuel TOSH, James TOSH, Jonathan TRIBLE, James TROTTER, Ezekiel TULLES, Moses TULLY, Jonathan TUMLEY, John TURMAN, Ignatius TURMON, Benjamin 3 I I '1 ' 5 I I 3( I 4 2 I I 18 / I 2 3 I /17/ I 6 I /3 / I • / 14 / '4 5' I 20 I , 2 0, '32' 39 I I ,12, , 13 , 12 '25' t 15 I I I 2 I 17 I I 2 I I ?~ f I I I 36 I 19 I I 44 / 1 33 / / 33 J I / 23 / / 38 f 127 I 17 / 1 ROBINSON PRYOR ESOM PAWLING CARTMILL ROBINSON MILLS MAY GALLOWAY MAY CARTMILL GALLOWAY PRYOR BARNETT CARTMILL BARNETT NEELEY ESOM NEELEY ESOM MARTIN ESOM ROBINSON WATTERSON BAIRD PAWLING BARNETT ESOM NEELEY LOONEY GALLOWAY GALLWOAY SMITH MILLS NEELEY NEELEY NEELEY BOLLAR PAWLING ESOM PAWLING ESOM ESOM CARTMILL WATTERSON ROBINSON SMITH SMITH BAIRD MILLS BOLLAR PAWLING 'VIRGINIA-J\PPAl.ACH\AN NOTES �80 VOTAIR, John WADE, John WALKER, Joseph WALKER, Samuel WALKER, William WALL, Thomas WALLACE, David WALLACE, James WALLACE, William WALTON, John WALTON, William WARD, James WA.RD, Joseph WATTWOOD, George WEBB, Auqustine WEST, Benn WEST, Resin WEST, Thomas WHITE, Henry WHOOLEY, David WILEY, John WILEY, John WILLIA.MS, Arthur WILLIAMS, Thomas WILLS, Andrew WILLS, James WILLS, William, Jr. WILSON, Andrew WILSON, David WILSON, David WILSON, James WILSON, John WILSON, John WILSON, John WILSON, Joshua WILSON, Mathew WILSON, Robert WILSON, Robert, Sr. WILSON, Samuel WILSON, Thomas WILSON, Thomas, Jr. WILSON, William WINGFIELD, John WITHERINGTON, Samuel WITHERS, John WOOD, John WOOD, Jonathan WOODS, Andrew WOODS, Archibald WOODS, James WOODS, Samuel WOODWARD, John WORLEY, David '25' BOLLAR 47 / LOONEY MILLS MILLS I ' 39 ' '39' 15 I f BOLLAR CARTMILL CARTMILL MAY LEWIS LEWIS MAY MAY MILLS LOONEY PAWLING PAWLING 25 I / 34 / I /35 I ' 55' 1 9 I I 9 I / 55 ,54 . I 37 I I /47 16 16 / / 16 '3 i , '27' I I I I P .l\ivL I NG t ,20, / 11 I 3 3 I f 47 55 1 I I f 55 / / 55 I 53 I ,44, I I 10 I 19 I r 53 I 1 3 2 t I 3 5 I I 4 I ,38, 1 5 3 I I f I 55 I I 47 I 1 18 53 I 32 f 34 I 1 14 I I I I I / 47 I 38 t 56 / I I 39 I / 39 /19 34 / I I I I ' 35 ' I 32 I MILL.3 BAIRD GALLOWAY LEWIS SMITH LOONEY MAY MAY MAY MAY ROBINSON LEWIS WATTERSON MAY SMITH CARTMILL MARTIN MILLS MAY MAY LOONEY WATTERSON MAY SMITH CARTMILL NEELEY LOONEY MILLS MILLS MILLS MILLS WATTERSON CARTMILL CARTMILL SMITH 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �81 WORRELL, William WRIGHT, Edward WRIGHT, James WRIGHT, William WRIGHTSMAN, John WYSONG, Fiatt YOAKAM, Michael YOUNG, Lawrence YOUNG, Samuel 17 / 15 f 20 f I f f ,27, I 52 52 f I 38 I / 43 I f J I 9I PAWLING ------ ------ BOLLAR MAY MAY BARNETT MILLS ROBINSON FUN WITH MAPS I am currently researching in my home state of Iowa. I grew up there, but have been gone since 1958. While working on my census reports, I found many new Townships which I didn't remember. I guess I didn't pay that much attention to things like that. So, I went to http://www.topozone.com and made a map of my home county ofDes Moines County, as well as all the immediate counties around -- Lee, Louisa, Henry, and since Des Moines County falls on the Mississippi River. I also printed some maps of Illinois. The project took a while, but this was a fun craft. I taped all the pages together, and then taped it to the wall near my computer. When I go into my census reports now, I can check the map, and see where I am. When I find a family member in a census report, I go to the map and mark it with their name and year of census. Each of the Townships are already on the map, I just highlighted them with a colored marker, and also darkened the borders on the counties. This helped my old eyes a bit. When I finished making this map, and found how handy it was, I then went to http://www.mapquest.com and looked up my hometown of Burlington, Iowa. And yes, you guessed right, I made a large street map of it. It's also hanging on the wall. I discovered some interesting things while going through the 1910 and 1920 Census. Since most of the Iowa censuses have added street names, you can trace where your families lived. Did they still remain in the same location over the years or were they constantly moving? I discovered that my mother's (who was only one years old or eleven years old during these two different census periods) family lived in the same place but her :first husband lived within a five-minute walk from her family home. Her third husband lived halfway between both of them. Of course they didn't know each other. Her third husband, my father, was married and had a family already. In fact, the home he lived in was two doors down from where I grew up as a child. And today the house she grew up in still stands. I have relatives still living there. I mark my street map also, and I know where most of my relatives lived at the beginning of the 20th Century. They all lived close in proximity --- most of them in walking distance. All were close to the Oak Street Baptist Chw·ch that was started by my German ancestors. I'm discovered a lot about my family, things I never knew while growing up, just by making a couple of maps and keeping track of their movements over the years. I wish some of the earlier census reports were as helpful as the later ones. O~ and by the way, on my large county map, there are also some of the cemeteries listed in the area. I know most of my family was buried in Aspen Grove Cemetery, but I had other family that was buried, near where they lived their last years. I have also marked these on my county map. Good luck Dottie Stokes 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BOOK 'REVIEWS Montgomery County, Virginia, 1860 Census, by Freddie L. Spradlin. 143 pages, Soft-cover, comb bound. Privately printed, Torrance, CA. 15 March 2003. This transcription of the Montgomery County, Virginia, 1860 Census used the Heritage Quest CD-ROM of the National Archive microfilm, roll M653-1363 . Columns 12 and 13 (attend school and age over 20 and not read). Easy to read print, with surnames in bold type and the every-name index make this book easy t use. Priced at $14.00, the book can be ordered by sending a check to: Freddie L. Spradlin 1 3448 W. l 70 h St., Torrance, CA 90504-2402 ' ° Thank you, Ms. Spradlin, for this welcome addition to the Virginia Room. gene swartzell The Ancestors and Descendants of Judge John Alexander Kelley and Martha Matilda Peck Kelly and Related Families 1519-1959, Compiled b.y Dr. John Alexander Kelly~ edited and published by Roberta Matilda Copenhaver, 1996. Hard bound, 6 x 9 inches, on acid free paper, pictures, appendix and index of some 16,000 names, making a total of 897 pages. Grandchildren of the Judge, Dr. Kelly and Ms. Copenhaver, produced the book after thirty-five years of documented research . In addition to genealogy, there are anecdotes depicting hardships, traditions, and legends of the families. Information on membership in patriotic organizations is included. Ancestors and related families have lived throughout Southwest Virginia. Extensive research on the Kelly, Peck (308 pages,) Snidow (138 pages) and Borden (200 pages) families with significant amounts on some eighty others! Order from Ms. Roberta M. Copenhaver, Roanoke United Methodist Ho1ne, I 025 Old Country Club Road, NW #9, Roanoke, Virginia 24017. $47 plus $4 postage. Virginia residents add $2.12 sales tax. Recent Publications "Roselawn Burials, Henry County, Martinsville, VA." by Margaret Myers and Patricia Johnson. "African American History in Roanoke City," by Arleen F. Ollie. A compilation of records. "The Annotated J880 Bland County Census" by Parke Bogle "The Visits ofLewis & Clark to Fincastle. Virginia" by Gene Crotty "Bland County Marriages, 1861-1899" by Robert and Judith Hetherington "The Journal of Dr. John Howe Hoge" by Robert and Judith Hetherington "Oh, Master: Researchers Guide to Slave1y in Franklin County, Virginia," two volume set by Audrey Dudley and Diane Hayes . .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �83 The Radford Letters: History of a Virginia Family, by Minnie Adams Fitting_ Soft c over 340 pages, no index, but has a table of contents. Pocahontas Press, Inc., Blacksburg, Virginia, 2002. The author has used family letters to learn about her great-grandfather, Dr. John Blair Radford, fo: whom the City of Radford is named. The 150 plus letters copied give local history along With the biography, including Civil War Action in the area. The font for the letters copied differs from the text to easily identify them. Surnames included are Preston, Munford, Adams, Yancy, Beale, du Val, Reed, Steptoe, Somerville, Doyle, Small, Eakin, Ragwell, W inston, Jordan, Geddes, Brasseur, Fleming, Meredith, Shore, and Rutherford. Photographs are included in the Appendix. Cost: $24. 9 5 pl us postage and handling $2. 00. Virginia residents add $1.12 tax. To Order: Wilderness Road Regional Museum P. 0. Box 373 Newbern, Virginia 24126-0373 The donated copy of this book is a welcome addition to the Virginia Room. gs TELL IT LIKE IT IS I've b_een in this"business" as a professional researcher, family researcher and teacher for about 3 7 years now. and I have seen 1t all! Here are some examples: * A customer who refused to go any further once r connected him to a titled family in E ngland. any snobs in ms family! He wasn't going to have *A customer who refused to believe tliat her Huguenot ancestors could rev~rt to the "mother ch~h", even after being presented with parish registers, probate fil es, and pictures of their graves m the Roman Catholic churchyard. * I stumbled onto a bonanza of information about a person's maternal line, though I was researching the paternal one. He threw it out with the statement that "females don't count in genealogy. 11 * A customer who. when she found out that I needed to know the birth dates of her father, mother~ and grandparents, refused to go furt11er . She infonned me that if I had to know the family "business" in order to find her family history, to 'just forget it". * A gentleman believed that his mother had had an affair, and that be was illegitimate. His mother had corresponded briefly with this man after a relative in Califomia suggested it. I found tllat at the period of interest, his mother was in nortl1em Canada, and tliat tlle man was out of the countty in the U.S. Navy. He still preferred to believe tliat this man was his father, and carried his picture (found in his mother's belongings) in his wallet. Ah well ... it just goes to prove a point ·-- be very careful in analyzing what you find, especially printed genealogies and family "sources". There are lots of people who alter records for their own reasons. I have heard of original records have being altered, tllen xeroxed and copies sent to trusting people. - Joanne Joyce Hughes Victoria British Columbia, Canada 5 June 1995 'VIRGIN1A.APPALACHIAN NOTES �served in the Regular Army for the duration of the war, and received bounty land under the 1812 acts. It took three trips to the National Archives to uncover the information that has answered so many questions. The first trip enabled me to find all the Dickerson men who had served in the same regiment. At that time r was able to hold their pay stubs in my hand. I learned that they had been paid $8 a month, and that Reed had given power of attorney to his commanding officer before he died. At that time I was interested in people living in Floyd County since a neighbor looked so much like my husband's aunts, and we found that she had a Dickerson grandmother who had lived in Floyd County. I would later find that I had held the pay stubs of the great great grandfather we were searching for. Later information came to me from a relative of our neighbor, Russell Dickerson, of Boone's Mill, Va. A letter had been received in 1923 with information, though scanty, on the young men from Floyd County whose widows, had received bounty land. Six pages if unindexed Bounty Land Records were brought home from the National Archives by Diane Good. They concerned the applications for bounty land of Griffith Dickerson of Gentry County, Missouri. He was declared a Fraud because of the dissimilarity of his signatures. He signed his name at one time, then signed with his mark, later because of poor eyesight and fraility. My later visit requesting the same informatioon on the same serviceman unearthed 19 pages if revealing information, not seen by Diane. Rebecca was described as an old lady of 73, of honest simplicity; that she lived 12-15 miles up country from Danvillle, and that she remembered her husband had two relatives of the same name, but did not know if they were in the war. A statement from Jesse Jones, the minister from West Fork Primitive Baptist Church, who married Griffith and Rebecca, was included. He remembered the marriage in 180 I, but he had kept no records. This information completed the picture of these people who lived so long ago. 1Federal Census Indiana 1850 Land Entries Index p 19 Crawfordsville, Indiana 2 Crawdordsville Marilynn Dickerson 740 N. Wagner Road Ann Arbor, Mi 48103 ·v1RGINIA-APPALACH\AN NOTES �Nicknames List Helpful Genealogy Tools bttp:/lcommunities.prodigy.net/genealogy/sub_pages/Toolsltools_gate.html Permission given to incWde in newsletter FEMALE GIVEN NAMES * Abigail-- Abby, Nabby, Gail * Adaline/Adel ine--Ada, Addy, Dell, Delia, Lena * Adelaide--Addy, Adele, Dell , Della, Heidi * Adelphia--Adele, Addy, Dell , Delphia, Philly * Agatha- -Aggy * Agnes- -Aggy, Inez, Nessa * Ai\een--Allie, Lena * Alberta- -Allie, Bert, Bertie * Alexandra--Alex, Alla, Sandy * Alfreda- -Alfy, Freda, Freddy, Frieda * Alice/Alicia--Allie, Elsie, Lisa * Almena - -Allie, Mena * Am anda--Manda , Mandy * Amelia- - Emily, Mel, Millie, Amy * Ann/Anne--Annie, Nan, Nanny, Nana, Nancy ( and . * Ann is sometimes a nickname for Antoinette, Chri stiana, Roseanne, etc.) * Antoinette/Antoni a--Ann , Tony, Netta * Arabella/ Arabelle--Ara , Arry, Belle, Bella * Arlene--Arly, Lena * Armena --Arry, Mena * Asenath-- Assene, Natty, Sene * Aug usta/Augusti na- - Aggy, Gatsy, Gussie, Ti n a . * Bar bara - -Bab, Babs, Ba rby, Bobbre * Beatrice--Bea, Trisha , Trix, Trixie * Belinda--Belle, Linda * Bertha--Bir die, Bert, Bertie * Bridg et--Biddie, Biddy, Bridgie, Bridie * Brittany--Britt * Camille-- Cammie, Mi~lie * Cornelia - - Corn ie , Nella . . * C ol/Caroline/Carolyn--Carrre, Cassre, Lynn * a~sandra --Cassi e, Sandra, Sandy * ~=theri ne/Cathleen/Katheri ne/Kathfeen -Cath y, Kathy, . . * Katy, Cassie , Kay, Kit, Kittle, Trina, L.ena * Ceci lia--Celi a, Cissy * Charlotte--Ch ar~ Lottie,. L?tta, Sherry *Christine/Ch ristina/Christiana/Kristine , etc.-- Chris, . K . ty T' * Kr is, Crissy, Christy, n s , ma * Clari nda--Clara . * Clari ssa--Clara , Crssy * Constance-- Connie * cordelia- -Cordy, (JC(l(I * Corne~i a -- ~orny, Nelle, Nelly, * Cynth1a- -Cmdy, Cintha Nelia * Dana * Darlene- - Lena, Darry : De~o rah/ Debora-- Debby, Debbie, Deb * Dehverance--Della, Delly, Dilly D~lores--De ll , Lola, Lolly ' Della D * D1cey--Dicie ' ee * Dorcu s--Darkey * Dorothy--Dolly, Dot, Dortha Dotty Note· Dolly can also be a name that' sim I . " baby girl" --sometimes . PY means was undecided . it oft given when the name * Edith--Edie ' en stuck. * Elaine--see Eleanor * Eleanor--Elaine Elle Etr Nelly, Nora ' n, re, Lanna, Lenora, * Elizabeth-- Eliza Bess B . Betty, Lib, Libby 'L.rza L'. ess~e, Beth, Betsy, * El l en --see Eleano ' , drsa 1 Liz , L.1zz1e · * El m1ra-· r an Helen Elly Ellie M. * Elou 1 ·se--Lou' · , ira * Els·re--see Al •se, see Helo ise ' * Emily --Emmyrce M·11 · ' ' re, Emm a, see Amelia and Eme I.me * Emeline- - Em Em·i * Estelle/Estell~--E~;Y ~~~a, Emmy, Milly * Esther- -see Heste ' e a * Eva 1·me- -Eva Eve r L * Faith-- Fay ' ' ena * Fidelia --Delia ** Florence--Flo Flo F , r a, Flossy ra nces--Fanny F * Fred errcka-. , ran , Cissy / F freda F rankie Sis : Ga? ri elle/Gabri ell ~--~ddy, Ricka, Fri ~da Ga1l--see Abigai l abby, Ella * Gen evi ev e- - Gen E * GeraId lne--Dlna ,Geve , Jean , .J e nny * Gertrude--Trudy' Gert rry , Gerrie J G . , erry * Gwendolyn --Gwen ' We, dert1e * Hannah- -Nan Nann , n y nickname for J~hanna~' ~nna, also m ay be a * Ha rriet --Hattie ' usannah. * Heidi-- see Adelaide Helen/ He le ne-- Ella Elle n Etr I lclolse--Elotse, Lo1's , •e , Lena * * * I tenrietta- -Etta, Etty, Ha nk, Nettie Retta * I lerrnlone•• Hermie * He psi bah/ He ph slb ah --Hlpsie ' �Nicknames List Helpful Genealogy Tools http://co~uniti~.pr~gy.net/genealogy/sub_pagesffools/tools_gate.html Penruss100 given to include in newsletter * H ester--H essy, Esth e r , H etty * Ina--see Lav ina * Inez--see Agnes * Irene--Rena * Isabel/Isabelle/Isabella-- Bella, Belle, lb, Issy, Nib, Nibby, Tibbie * Isadora --Dora, Issy * Jane--Janie, Jean, Jennie, Jessie * Janet--Jessie, Jan * Jean/Jea nne--Jane, Jeannie * Jeanette--Janet, Jea n, Jessie, Nettie * Jemima--Mima * Jennifer--Jennie * Jessica-- Jessie * Joan--Nonie, sometimes short form of Joanna/Johan nah * Joanna/Joha nnah--Joan, Jody, Hannah * Josephine--Jody, Jo, Joey, Josey, Fina * Joyce--Joy * Juanita--Nettie, Nita * Julia--Julie, Jill * Keziah--Kizza, Kizzie * Lavina/Lavinia--Ina, Vina, Vin ey * Lenora--Nora, Lee, see Eleanor * Letitia--Lettie, Letti ce, Titia, Ti sh * Ullah -- Lily, Lilly, Lil, Lolly * Li llian--Ll l, Lilly, Lolly * Linda--Lindy, Lynn, may be a short form of Belinda, * Melinda, Philinda , et c. * Lisa--may be a short form of Eliza beth , Al ice, Melissa * Lois--see Heloise, Louise * Loretta-- Etta, Lorri e, Retta * Lo rrai ne--Lorrie * Lou ise/Louisa--Lou, Eliza, Lois * Lucille--Lu, Lou, Cille, Lucy * Lu ci nda--Cindy, Lu, Lou , Lucy * Luella --Ella, Lu, Lula * Lyd ia/ Lidi a--Lyddy * Lyn n--may be sh ort form of Caroly n , Made line, Linda, etc. * Madeline- -Lena, Maddy, Madge, Magda, Maggie, * Maida, Maud * Magdelina--Lena, Madge , Magda * Mahala--Hallie * Margaret/Marga retta--Daisy, Gretta, Madge, Maggie, * Meg, Midge, Peg, Peggy, Rita, Margery, Marge, Margie * Martha--Marty, Mat, Mattie, Patsy, Patty * Mary--Molly, Polly, Mae, Mamie, Mitzi * Matilda--Tilly, M atty, Ma u d * Mehl tabel - - H e tty, Hitty, M a bel, * M i tty Melinda --Linda, Lindy, M el, M i ndy * Melissa- -Lisa, Lissa, Mel , Milly, Missy * Michelle--Mickey * Mildred--Milly * Millicent--Milly, Missy * Minerva--Minnie * Miranda- -M a ndy, Mira, Randy * Miriam--Mimi, Mitzi * Na ncy--Nan, see also Ann * Natalie--Natty, Nettie * Olive/Olivia--Ollie, Nollie, Livia * Parmelia-- Amelia , Melia, Milly * Patience--Pat, Patty * Patricia - -Pat, Patty, Patsy, Tricia * Pau la/Pau lina--Poll y, Lina * Penelope-- Penny * Philinda - -Linda * Priscilla--Cissy, Cilla, Prissy * Prudence--Prudy, Prue * Rachel --Shelly * Rebecca--Reba, Becca, Becky, Beck * Regina--Reggie, Gina * Relief--Leafa * Roberta--Bobbie, Robbie, Bert, Bertie or Birdie * Rosabel/Rosabella--Belle, Rosa, Rose, Roz * Rosalyn/Rosalinda--Rosa, Rose, Linda , Roz * Rosea nn/ Roseanna--Rose, Ann , Roz, Rosie * Roxanne/Roxanna--Ann, Rose, Roxie * Sabrina--Brina * Sand ra--Sa ndy, see Cassandra, Alexa nd ra * Sarah--Sally, Sadie * Selina (Celina)--Lena * Serena--Rena * Shirley--Lee, Sherry, Shirl * Submit--Mitty * Susan/S usannah--Sue, Sukey, Susie, Ha nnah * Ta bitha--Tabby * Theresa - -Terry, Tess, Tessie, Tessa, Thirza, Thursa, Tracy * Tryph ena--Ph ena * Va lerie--Va l * Va nessa--Nessa, Essa, Vanna * Veronica--Franky, Frony, Ron, Ronnie, Ronna, Vonnie * Victoria- -Vicky * Virginia--Ginger, Ginny, Jane, Jennie, Virgy * Wilhelmina --Mina, Willie Wilma Minnie * Winifred--Winnie, Freddi~, Winn~t VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN OOTES 87 �Mormon Family History a resource for al I Dy ELAINE POWER . The Family History Library (FHL) jn Salt Lake City, Uta h is the larn . m the world. In 1894, the Genealogical Society of Utah was founded to col l~~~t. genealog1cal library from. aro~d the ~orld used to trace fami ly history. The library created b t .:nd ~reserve records F~ly History Library, which since 1944 has been owned and mana b his society became the Chnst of Latter-day Saints. g Y T he C hurch of Jesus ed It is the mission of the LDS (Latter-day Saints) or Mormon ch d . th d ad . . c. urc 11 to connect fam ·1· . ocumentrng e e m preparation 1or the afte r! i fe. Records collected fi th. J 1es by microfilmed since 1938 and are the core of the collection. Most of the recoo~ ~ s purpose have been to 1920 and are from the United States, Canada, the British lsles, Eu rope rL st. ate fron: about 1550 1 Africa. Included are governmental, church, organizational and individual 're a ~ 1:111enca, Asia and census records, immigration records, military records, land and probate re~~;d:.· c hurc h registers, The collection includes over 2.2 miIIion rolls of microfilmed genealo · 1 rec d · g1ca microfiche; 3~0,000 bo~ks, serials, an~ ~ther fo rmats; and ~,500 periodicals. The or s ; 742,0?0 database contains approXImately 35.6 m1J11on names that are linked into famili T Ancestral Frle Genealogical Index (IGI) database contains approximately 600 million i e~ ... dhe Inte rnational addendum to the IGI contains an additional 125 million names. Th e Pe~· iv i ual names. An database contains 36 million names that are linked into fami lies. tgree Resource File Family History Center in Salem Family History Centers (FHC's) are branch facilities of the Family Histo L 1.b there are more than 3,700 worldwide in 88 countries. These centers a re in c rary, of which referred to as "stakes," and are staffed by vo lunteers who may or may not be h hhurches, often c u rc members. Lbs Everyone is welcome to use the resources at the centers. Each cent d . hours of operation so it is a good idea to call ahead and find out about a spe e.rfi etennines its own . . c1 tc cente Th 32 FHC's in Virginia, most of which are m the eastern part of the state. There · r. ere are . . S 1 Ph is a center se . Roanoke Valley at 6311 Waybum D nve m a em . one: 540-562-20 52 r:..:r fVIng the . .J.Ours. Tu d Thursday, 10 a. m. - 8 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. -1 p.m . · es ay and To locate other centers visit this website: http://www.familysearch org/Engl L'b 1 /frameset_fhc.asp, or call 800-346-6044. · rary/ FHC The obvious advantage of a Family History Center is that you ha .h h . h Th . . ve access to Th F . History Library resources wit . out avmg to go t ere. is is especiall fi e a.mtly ancestors who lived in other states, countries or parts of the world. But dy use ul for researching 0 your completed pedigree charts and family group record sheets w ith you ~ur homework. Take look for and what kinds of records you need to use. T he next step is fi ct" ow who ~ou Want to in m g out what is available. ~---·VIR91~1A APPALACHIAN NOTES �The Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) lists and describes each of the microfilms, microfiche, books, CD's and other records. The FHLC is available on microfiche or CD-ROM m the FHC, or online at www.familysearcb.org. Search online from home FamilySearch is the computerized collection of genealogical information created by the LDS church. The search can be by place, surname, author, subject, call number, film/fiche or title. If you have access to the Internet at home you can connect to the LDS site and do your record searching before you visit the center. Most of the microfihn and microfiche can be borrowed from the F1IL. There is a fee ($3.50 per microfilm roll/$. 15 per microfiche) and this service must be requested in person at the FRC. Borrowed materials are sent from the FHL to the local FHC for your use there. You must use the borrowed items at the center, usually for a lending period of 3 weeks, but most items can be renewed. You get what you ask for; so if you've requested an Italian marriage document, don't be surprised if it is in Italian rather than English. Do your homework before you order. If you haven't been to a Family History Center, an adventure awaits you. The Family History Centers are wonderful resources. Elaine Powers is librarian in the Roanoke City Library's Virginia room. This colwnn first appeared in the March 2003 edition of Prime Living magazine in Roanoke, www.primeliving.net, and is reprinted with permission. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �FA.MILY REUN10NS Faber/Fauber/Fauver/Farber The descendants of Valentine Faber, Sr. of Shenandoah/Augusta Coun ty, VA., will hold their annual family reunion on Sunday, June 22, 2003 at 11 :00 A.M. at Haines Chapel, located at the Montebello exit on the Blue Ridge Parkway or east on Rt. 56, from Steele ' s Tavern, Va. The Day's Inn-Shenandoah Valley at Raphine, VA will have a block of rooms availab le and provide a meeting place for those attending the reW1ion. Registration at the Day ' s Inn w il l begin at 2:00 P .M. on the 2 151 • Nearby cemetery tours will be available at 3:00 P.M. For those in attendance on Saturday, a separate dining room will be provided for dii:.ner and fellowship. After worship service at Haines Chapel on Sunday, a pot luck luncheon wi ll be served at 1:00 p .m . at the Spottswood Community Center on Route 602 at Spottswood, VA. All various spe llings of the name Faber are welcome. For infonnation contact: Sylvia Steele Echols, 794 Adrian Court, Virginia Beach, VA. (757) 340-5364 or ssechols@aol.com Descendants of Joseph Rose ofMontgomery/Giles/Alleghany Counties, VA., wi11 hold their annual family reunion on Sunday, August 10, 2003 at Douthat State Park, Clifton Forge, VA. , at the Malone Shelter. The reunion has been an on going event for over fifty years. Fellowship will begin at 11 :00 A.M. A pot luck luncheon will be served at 1:00 P.M. Please bring eating utensils, plates, folding chairs, beverages and ice. All Rose descendants are welcome. Helen Rose Moore will present updated research that has been done on this family. For information contact: Sylvia Echols, 794 Adrian Court,, Virginia Beach, VA. 23452, 757-340-5364 or ssechols@aol.com QUERIES Wish to correspond with anyone interested in the Griffith DICKERSON/Rebecca THOMPSON DICKERSON family. It is believed that Elijah DICKERSON was Griffith's father, but unproven, also that James THOMPSON was Rebecca's father, just a g uess. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740N. Wagner Rd., Ann Arbor, M148103 Wish to correspond with anyone with information on Edward SMITH, wife, Mildred BIRD SMJTH of Grayson County ca 1790s. Edward SMITH was in Pulaski, Co, KY in 1800s and djed in Hamilton Co, Ohio ca 1823. His children: Sally (m William SILVERS, Hiram, James, William, Millard (m Stephen HALE), Jane (m Temple HA YNES), Jesse (m Miriam DOLLRHITE 1852). Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd. , Ann Arbor, MI 48103 �9/ TIPS TO HELP YOU GET OVER THE BRICK WALL by Liz Lieber, Genealogy.com Every genealogist, at one time or another, has encountered a brick wall in his or her research. When you hit a brick wall it is a good thing to remember that every research challenge allows you the opportunity to grow as a family historian. Every time you get over a brick wall, you've learned a new research technique that you may be able to apply later. Here are some tips to help you along: o Check for Misspellings. It is always a good idea to remember that generations ago, name spellings weren't standardized and people often spelled their own names many different ways. Also, since lots of people couldn't w1ite, they had other people write things down for them. This, too, resulted in multiple spellings. Even official documents (for example, a census, maniage record, or immigration document) may contain misspellings. In the end, remember to check many different spellings of a name you are having trouble finding record of o Take a Break, Then Review What You Already Have. Sometimes putting your research away for a little while will help you see things in a new light when you come back to it. You'll often find new clues or hidden significance in your existing research when you take a step back and reevaluate your sources or reexamine any assumptions that you have made. o Look for the Person, Not the Name. Sometimes you'll hit a brick walJ when you find two people with the same name living in the same area. In this case, only further research will help you detennine which one is yours. One way to identify an individual is to expand your research to include hjs extended family. -w11y not look for record of your ancestor in documents relating to his siblings or his wife's family? Try to determine if friends or associates mentioned him in their wiJls or deeds. Perhaps he was active in his community and may be mentioned in a local history. By making your ancestors more than just a name, you not only spice up your family history but also make it easier to trace. o Make an Educated Guess. When absolutely no records exist, you can often make an educated guess to help further your research along. For example, to determine someone's age when there are no birth or census records available, you may wish to estimate based on that person's marriaae oirls were married for the first tin1e between the a12:es o date · Generally, in colonial times>O '-' of 17 and 21 and boys were married for the first time between the ages of 18 and 2 1. You'11 want to do a little research to determine what the general rule was in your case but you can see how an understanding of some historical demographics can sometimes help you get past a brick wall. o Ask Your Fellow Researchers for Help. Genealogists are often willing to help each other out and you might be surprised by the amount of assistance you'll receive. Posting a query, for example at www.genforum.com, is a great way to get in contact with other researchers who may be researching the same family lines as you. PERMISSION TO REPRINT articles from ROOTSWEB REVIEW is granted unless specifically stated otherwise. Previously Published by RootsW eb.com, Inc., RootsWeb Review: RootsWeb'~ Genealogy News, Vol. 3, No. 30, 26 July 2000 'VJRGfNIA ArPALACHIAN NOTES �Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society P.O. Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-248) Renewal or Membership Application Surname and l\tlembership Lists Our current surname and membership list is published in th e S ummer 2003 issu e of t he VAN (if received by July 15). Thank you for the tremendous response that has a ll owed u s to co mpil e and publish these lists. We are limiting the number of cumulative su rnam e entries to six ( 6) for each membership because of the number of names submitted in t he past. This will allow the size of the surname list to remain manageable. If you do not renew your membership, your name and surnames will be droppe d a nd not published in succeeding list. Please fill in the form below carefully. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 27, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Family Bibles Rick Resource for Name Connections; 1850 Floyd County Mortality Schedule; The Care and Feeding of a Pedigree Chart; Partial Muster of Botetourt Militia on August 31, 1782; Nicknames List; Tips to Help You Get Over the Brick Wall. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Spring 2003 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv27n2 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4991/VANv27n1.pdf e6d00065478e6bea7745834f3e39a39a PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 WINTER 2003 Virginia .. 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Following their review. all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library. Roa noke, Virginia. �..... -. VJRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 27 - No. 1 - Winter 2003 (January, February, March) CONTENTS A Brief Guide to the Genealogical and Historical Resources of Highland County, VA by Marshall D . "Don" Vaughan 1 Bylaws of The Southwestern Genealogical Society (revised 2002) 7 Book Review 10 Susan Jane Hanks by Barbara Collins Baganakis 11 Corrections and Query 13 Central Cemetery, Radford, VA, transcribed by Mary Williams and Leigh Williams 14 MEMORIUM Betty Farmer-Kyle died 19 January 2003 . A book will be placed in the Virginia Room in her memory. MARCH MEETING Our March meeting will feature Barbara Vines Little, noted Virginia genealogist and national known speaker. Her presentation is titled "Working the Land", using land title records to determine family relationships. NOTE: Date M arch 15, 1:30pm at the Hollins Branch Library, 6624 Peters Creek Road NW, R oanoke, VA 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NO-i ~ J �Southwestern. 'Vfr-ginia (jeneafogicai Society, :Tnc. P. 0 . Box i 2485 Roanoke. Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, This issue of the VAN begins a new year. Election of officers took place in Nov ember and 1 am pleased to say that for the first time in several years we have all positions fi lled. The list of officers is inside the front cover. Thank you to all who agreed to serve and to those people w ho served last year. This year the program chairperson is trying to book programs that relate more to various research issues. To that end the society is pleased to ann ounce that Barbara Vine Little n oted Virginia genealogist and national known speaker will present our March program. This is an excellent opportunity to hear a regular NGS speaker. The date is March 15 at 1 :30pm . T h e meeting place, however, will be the Hollins Branch Library, 6624 Peters Creek Rd. NW. We hope to see many members there. Mark your calendars! We had hoped to have Mr. Tommy Moore, clerk of Botetourt County Court, speak about the court system and court records in Virginia at a future meeting. However, he is a member of the reserves and faces the possibility of a call to active duty at any time. We wish him well. In this issue are two articles by members Don Vaughan and Barbara Baganakis. The VAN likes to publish material from members but we get very little. Please consider sending us something. Note that Ms. Baganakis cited her sources at the end of the piece. That's all we need, even if it's just "this is a family legend". Help us keep the quality of the VAN high. Send us something for publication. Finally, as of mid December, the Virginia Room is no longer able to provide free parking in the lot acrossed the street to anyone spending two or more hours researching. If this is m aking it difficult for you to come to the library to do _research , pleas~ ma~e your objections known to the Director of Libraries, Mr. Zaryczny (not Elain~) or call the cit~ off1~e and ask to speak to the city manager. Perhaps if enough people complain then something will change. Happy Hunting, Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE:.> �--=--· r A Brief Guide to the Genealogical and Historical Resources of Highland County, Virginia Compiled by Marshall D. "Don" Vaughan Scottish Highland cattle. Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson. Maple syrup. Can you find evidence of all three in one location in Virginia? Visit Highland County. Formed from Bath and Pendleton County (now West Virginia) in 1847, Highland County (2000 pop. - 2,607) is one of the four counties in Virginia named for its natural features. Called "Virginia's Switzerland" because of its mountainous terrain, settlement began in about 1745 as the Germans began to migrate over the mountains into the northern and western part of the present county and the Scots-Irish began to find land in the eastern and southern part. Ten streams flow out of Highland County and form the head waters of the James and the Potomac Rivers. Local lore has it that a barn in Hightown sits astride the dividing line of the watersheds. Rain falling on one side of the roof runs into the Potomac basin, rain on the other side runs into the James River basin. US 220 and US 250 (the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike)intersect at Monterey (est. 2000 pop. - 250) , the county seat. If you travel the secondary roads, you will visit such communities as Blue Grass, Hightown, McDowell, Doe Hill, Mustoe, New Hampton, Bolar, Clover Creek, Vanderpool , and Headwaters. The telephone directory gives some indication of the ethnic mix in the county. Allen, Armstrong, Beverage, Botkin, Colaw, Eagle, Grant, Hull, Malcolm, McCray, O'Baugh, Puffenbarger, Pull in, Rexrode, Simmons, Sullenberger Vance, and Varner are some of the more common surnames names. Highland County Court House Main Street Monterey, Virginia 24465 Phone (540) 468-2347 Website: www.highlandcova.org Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM VIRGINtA APPALACHIAN NOTES �:' '"' '". . II II ,., l ,]"4 1i1nnah foold 0 46 Ml. TO nit. 220 MONfEREY AREA Highland County Public Library P 0 Box 519 10 Water Street Monterey, VA 24465 Phone: (540) 468-2373 Website: highlandlibrary.homstead.com Hours: Monday and Friday- 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM; Tuesday and Thursday - 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM; Wednesday and Saturday- 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. With a computerized card catalog, a microfilm reader/printer, and about 30 linear feet of shelf space devoted to genealogical and historical books, the Highland County Public Library offers a lot to the researcher. Thanks to a gift from a former resident, the library has a large selection of books about West Virginia and the Pennsylvania Germans. The Recordec, Highland County's newspaper, is available on microfilm from 1882 to 1949. A scan of the shelves will reveal such titles as: · Armstrong, Richard L. Roll of Casualties, McDowell Campaign, April 12 - May 9, 1862, For Union Troops and Confederate Troops. Hot Springs VA. 2001 . .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN PC. .-l ~ �Cochran, Holly Wanless. Highland County, VA: 1860 Census and Marriages 18531860. Ashland OR. 2000. Eye, Walter L. A Compilation of the Descendants of Sabastian Hoover of Pendleton Co, WV. Privately published. 1990. · Eye, Walter L. A History of the Descendants of Christopher S. Eye of Pendleton Co., 'iY::f_. Privately published. 1981. Eye, Walter L. A History of the Descendants of John Michael Probst of Pendleton Co .. '1:£j/_. Privately published. 1983. Eye Walter L. A History of the Descendants of Zachariah Rexrode of Pendleton YJb/.. Privately published. 1986. ~ Eye, Walter L. A Compilation of Simmons Descendants of Pendleton Co., WV. Privately published. 1988. Forbes, Amanda Arbogast. A Man of the Bullpasture - John Hiner, 1742 - 1814. Monterey VA. 1966. Golladay, Anna Margaret Nimer Rexrode. Coler/Colaw Family in America. Waynesboro, VA. 1986. Hevener, Dennis N., Jr. Heavner-Hefner-Hevener of the Virginias: Frederick Vol. Churchville, VA. 1998. 1. Hevener, Dennis N., Jr. Heayner-Hefner-Hevener of the Virginias: Jacob Vol. 1. Churchville, VA. 1998. Highland County. Confederate States War Tax Record Book. n.p. 1862. Slavens, F. L. Slavens Family History. Woodell, James E. and Rita H. Pocahontas County, VA (now WV) Marriages and Minister's Returns. 1822-1871 . Morgantown, WV. 1988. Highland Historical Society P 0 Box63 McDowell, VA 24458 Website: www.higblandhistoricalsociety.erg The Highland Historical Society was formed in the 1980's for the purpose of publishing a revised history of the county. The group is involved in the surveying and cataloging VIRGINIA APPALACHtAN NOTES �of the historic sites of the county, in collecting genealogical records and local h istories , and in microfilming the newspapers of the county. The historical society recently purchased a historic house in McDowell. After some renovation, the house will serve as a museum and orientation center. Highland County Chamber of Commerce P 0 Box223 Spruce Street Monterey, Virginia 24465 Phone: (540) 468-2550 Website: www.highlandcounty. org The Highland County Chamber of Commerce will be most helpful in assisting you in contacting historians and businesses. The website offers a variety of publications for your fam iliarization with the county. Field Books P 0 Box249 Spruce Street Monterey, Virginia 24465 Phone: (540) 468-3339 Field Books offers used and rare books as well as a repair and hand bindery service. Historical and Cultural Events The Highland Maple Festival The second and third weekends of March 2003 will be the 45th annual Highland Maple Festival. Craft shows and demonstrations of various methods to collect maple sugar water and to prepare maple syrup will be highlighted. Several maple sugar "camps" will be open to the public. Located on US 220 just south of Monterey, the Highland Maple Museum is a replica of an old-time maple camp. It contains exhibits that explore the history of maple syrup making from the time of the Native Americans to the present. The Battle of McDowell After enduring spring rains and knee-deep mud , 6 ,000 Confederate troops under General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson and approximately 3 , 000 men commanded by General Edward "Alleghany Ed" Johnson joined forces to defend the Shenandoah Valley against General Robert Milroy and 4 ,000 Union forces. The two armies met on Sitlington's Hill east of McDowell on May 8, 1862, at about 3 :00 PM. After nearly four hours of fierce fighting, sometimes hand-to-hand , the costly VIRGINIA APPALACHI ~ :, 1JOTES �5 Confederate victory was assured as the Union troops withdrew under cover of darkness. The Confederate toll was 146 killed, 382 wounded, and 4 captured. Confederate units from Virginia participating in the battle were 21st Infantry, 23rd Infantry, 25th Infantry, 31st Infantry, 37th Infantry, 44th Infantry, ~2nd Infantry, and 58th Infantry and from Georgia the 12th Infantry. The Battle of McDowell was considered to be the first victory of Jackson's Shenandoah Valley Campaign. The McDowell Presbyterian Church still shows the scars of battle. Serving as both headquarters and hospital during the battle of McDowell, the church bears the marks of a cannonball strike and the bricks still have the names of soldiers and dates carved into them. German Field Marshal Rommel reportedly stayed three months at the Highland Inn in Monterey in the late 1930's and studied the tactics of Jackson and the battle. The next McDowell Battlefield Heritage Days will be held in May 2003. A living history and reenactment celebration sponsored by the Highland Historical Society and the Highland Chamber of Commerce, the event features regiment to regiment combat on the actual battlefield, camp life, lectures and talks, and period music. Virginia Room The Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Main Library, Roanoke, VA, has the following books available for the researcher: Blankenship, Lynn Snead. Some Descendants of George Hull Bird, 1819 - 1896, ~nd His Third Wife, Matilda Margaret Wade, 1822 - 1909, of Highland County. Dallas, TX. L. S. Blankenship. 1992. Craghead, Maxine Periman. The Vanfossen, Devericks, and Wilson Families of Augusta, Highland, and Pendleton Counties. Bedford, VA. M. P. Craghead. 1999. Highland County Historical Society. The New History of Highland County, Virginia. 1982. Marceline, MO. Walsworth Publishing Co. 1983. Matheny, E. R .. 1850 Census of Highland County, VA. Richmond, VA. 1966. Matheny, John Clifton. Vital Records of Highland County, Virginia. Richmond, VA. J.C. Matheny. 1986. McCaig, Donald. An American Homeplace. New York. Crown. 1992. . Morton, Oren Frederick. A Handbook of Highland County and a Supplement to Pendleton and Highland History. Monterey, VA. The Highland Recorder. 1922. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Morton, Oren Frederick. A History of Highland County, Virgin ia. Baltimore. MD . Regional Publishing Co. 1969. Non-Virginia Sources If you first found your ancestors, for instance, in Virginia, do not assume that any documents that relate to those ancestors remained in Virginia . Some of your relatives may have migrated to another state and any papers relating to their history could have been donated to a library or university in that state. Some examples follow District of Columbia Library of Congress Jedediah Hotchkiss. Papers, 1835-1908 Hotchkiss was an educator, cartographer, Confederate officer in the Civil War, and engineer. Among the abundant Civil War holdings, there is information about the Battle of McDowell in Highland County, in 1862. Missouri University of Missouri at Columbia Jackson, Thomas J. "Stonewall". Dispatch. 8 May 1862. This dispatch was written by Thomas J. "Stonewall'' Jackson to General Richard S. Ewell prior to the Battle of McDowel I. North Carolina Department of History (Montreat), Presbyterian Church (USA) Need information about McDowell Church, Beulah Church, Monterey Church, Pisgah Church, Stoney Run Chur~h? Try the files of The Local Church History Program . West Virginia West Virginia University Public Sale of Land, Highland County, 1872. Public sale of ... land in Highland County, Virginia ... on Bullpasture River near Doe Hill .. April 31, 1874. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN ~·~' �7 BYLAWS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN VJRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (Revised 2002) Article I: Name and Purpose Section 1. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, here-after referred to as the "Society 11 , is organized as a non-stock, non-profit organization to encourage, foster, and organize genealogical research, teaching, publishing, education, and recording: and to encourage, foster, and organize all other activities related to genealogy. Section 2 . The area covered by this society shall include the twenty-nine counties of Southwestern Virginia, consisting of the following: Alleghany, Bath, Bedford, Bland, Botetourt, Buchanan, Carroll, Craig, Dickenson, Floyd, Franklin, Giles, Grayson, Henry, Highland, Lee, Montgomery, Patrick, Pittsylvania, Pulaski, Roanoke, Rockbridge, Russell, Scott, Smythe, Tazewell, Washingtol\ Wise and Wythe, as well as any cities located within this area. Article II: Membership and Dues Section 1. Membership in the Society 'ShaU be open to any person who subscribes to the purposes and principles of the organization as stated in Article 1. Section 2. Membersrup in the Society shall be of four classes: (a) Individual (b) Family ( c) Honorary (d) Organizations and Libraries Honorary membership may be conferred upon a person or organization who shall be selected because of outstanding service to the purpose for which the Society is organized. Honorary members shall not be required to pay dues and shall not have a vote in regular meetings of the Society. Honorary members shall be nominated by the Executive Board and elected by a majority vote of the membership at any regular meeting. Section 3. The annual dues of the Society shall be due and payable by Ja~uary_first_ o~e~ch calendar year. The dues amounts shall be set by the membership and published m Vrrguua Appalachian Notes (VAN). Members whose dues are not paid by January 31 of each year will not receive the next issue of VAN. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Family memberships shaU be furnished only one copy of any newsletter, notice, or other publication. All members will be furnished a copy of the Bylaws, and quarterl y issues of the VAN Section 4. VAN - Virginia Appalachian Notes shall be published quarterly. Article ID: Officers and their Duties Section 1. The Officers of the Society shall be: President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership Chairman The duties of the officers shall be such as their titles imply and as prescribed by the parliamentary authority adopted by lhe Society. The Vice-President shall serve as program chairman. Section 2. The current officers, the immediate past President, and the Editor of the y AN shall constitute the Executive Board. Article IV: E lections Section 1. All officers shall be elected at the November meeting for a one-year term. Officers will assume their duties on January I . Section 2. A majority of all votes cast shall be necessary to constitute an election. Section 3. Vacancies in office shall be filled by special election. Section 4. The President shall appoint a nominating committee of three members at the October meeting to present a slate of officers to the membership at the November meeting . Nominations for all offices may be made from the fl oor at the November meeting. Prior consent of all nominees shall have been obtained. Article V: Meetings Section 1. Regular meetings of the Society shall be held the third Saturday of each month at 1 :30 p.m. except June, July, August and December. In the event of a field trip the meeting will still be held on the third Saturday at a designated place and time. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �g Section 2 . Ten members, including the officers, shall constitute a quorum. Section 3 . Any meeting of the Executive Board shall be open to any regular member of the Society. Article VI: Committees In addition to the nominating committee provided for in Article IV, the following Committees shall be named: Section 1. The program committee shall be chaired by the Vice-President who may appoint two others to serve. Section 2 . The President shall appoint a chairman and committee members for membership, publicity, books, pedigree charts, and or others as the occasion arises. Article VII: Parliamentary Authority Robert's Rules of Order, Revised, shall be the parliamentary authority of the Society except where they are inconsistent with the Bylaws. ' Article VII: Amendments These Bylaws may be amended at any regular meeting by a majority vote of the members present. All proposed changes shall be in writing and shall be distributed to the members of the regular meeting. Voting on the proposed amendments shall take place at the next regular meeting. Article IX: Honors At the end of the President's term of office an honorarium shall be given to the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library or such oth~r library as is recommended by the Executive Board and approved by members in honor of the retiring president. Article X: Dissolution In the event that the society shall be dissolved, any assets held by the Society shall accrue to the benefit of the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library if it qualifies as an exempt organization under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law). Ifthey do not qualify under the Internal Revenue Code, then the assets will be disposed of as stated in t he Sixth part the of the Articles of Organization. VIRGINIAAPPALACH1AN I 0. [~ �[O BOOK REVJEW Death Notices from Richmond, Virginia Newspapers, 1841-1853 compiled by Wesley E . Pippenger. vi , + 533 pp., Smyth-sewn; cloth; hardcover. Published by the Virginia Genealogical Society, 2002. Mr. Pippenger again provides an excellent source for the serious researcher. This nicely bound volume includes transcripts and abstracts from 11 newspapers that were printed at various times during the period covered. Approximately 6, 208 abstracts from I 0, I 02 notices, brings this valuable series to 1853, when Virginia began vital records registration_ Researchers will find the full name and place index enables them to locate records easily. Our sincere "thank you" to the publisher for this excellent donation to the Virginia Room. Copies are available for $35 ($28 member) plus $4 shipping ($1 each additional copy), from Vrrginia Genealogical Society; 5001 West Broad Street, Suite 115; Richmond~ VA 23230-3023. VA Residents please add 4.5% sales tax. For more information, see their Web page at: <http://www.vgs.org/publications.htm>. (Page 7 of the August 2002, Virginia Genealogical Society Newsletter published a profile of Mr. Pippenger and his historical publications. A review by Mary B . Kegley of his Index to Virginia Estates, 1800-1865, Volume 3 is published on page 11 of the October 2002 issue.) gene swartzell Tip DIGITAL COPIES OF OLD FAMILY PHOTOS A digital camera can be used to reproduce old photographs, and offers better flexibility, portability, and resolution than most scanners. My camera has~ zoom lens, a preview scree~ and a "macro" mode for extreme close-ups, so photos can be laid flat and copied quickly without removing them from albums or frames. Snapshots as small as 2" x 3" are reproduced with remarkable fidelity. While home for the holidays, I photographed over a hundred old photos from a family album in about an hour. The photos were later downloaded to a computer with a CD burner, and copies of the collection are now available to the entire family. Michael Jeziorski VIRGINIA APPALACH1AN NOTES �lI SUSAN JANE HANKS This story must start with my great great grandmother on my father's mother's side of our family. She was born 3 July 1819, married Edward Atkinson 25 Nov. 1839, and died 29 May 1903, some thirty two years before I was born. Her name was Susan Jane Hanks. Susan was the first of the Hanks clan that I found in my ancestral tree. She was born, married and lived in Bedford Co. , VA and died not very far away in Montgomery Co., VA., where I was born and raised. Susan Jane spent all her life in one small area of Southwestern Virginia's beautiful Appalachian Mountains. This was much the same as her parents, William Hanks and Harmony Holdren had done before her. Not so with William's father, Fleetwood Hanks, a direct descendant of Thomas Hanks, one of the earliest Hanks that came to Virginia. By 1653 Thomas Hanks had immigrated from England to Gloucester Co., VA where he purchased one hundred acres of land which grew to over 2,500 acres by 1674. Two of Thomas' patent grants gave him land adjoining the estate of Colonel Lee, none other than the Colonel Richard Lee, progenitor of the Lee family and ancestor of General Robert E. Lee. After Bacon's Rebellion both the Lee family and the Hanks family moved across the Rappahannock River. The Hanks lived for a hundred years with Lees on three sides of them. You see, Thomas always lived near the famous Lees of VA and it is believed that Elizabeth, his wife was of that family but that's another story. , Now, back to Fleetwood, the mover, who was to my search much like the sound of his name - allusive ... I just knew that Fleetwood was William's father but proving it would not come easy. It is known that Fleetwood was born in MD, married in Loudoun Co., VA, owner land in Bedford Co., VA, and died in Jefferson Co., KY. Fleetwood's lineage has been well documented. Fleetwood had two wives, the first was Ruth Wyatt, the mother of William and his second wife was Alvah Hynes. Fleetwood owned the land in Bedfo~d Co. VA from1797 until he sold it in 1802. Only a short time later, in 1810 he appears in the Jefferson Co., KY census records. Fleetwood received a bequeath of two dollars from his father's estate in 1814 and he died in KY sometime after that year. There were other Hanks who fit the time frame to have been William's father but none proved to be the right Hanks. As is the case with many family traditions and stories that follow the generations, 1 always heard that through our Atkinson relatives, that we were related to Nancy Hanks, the mother of Abraham Lincoln. Fleetwood would be the connection that would weave Abraham Lincoln into our family. Continuing my search for a connection between my third great grandfather and old Flee~ood, I reviewed William's property records in Bedfor~ ~o . , VA and fou~d a deed showing that William and Harmony had sold property in Ph1lltps Co., NC, which they had inherited from one Millinder Hanks. A copy of Millinder's estate record showed that he was William's brother. In fact all of Millinder's possessions went to his siblings as he had no wife. This estate document pointed out where each heir lived. The day this paper arrived in the mail I knew that I had hit pay dirt, well maybe. Fleetwood and James Hanks were the executors of Millinder's estate, but this Fleetwood turned out to be William's brother. Having all of the sisters names made the puzzle a bit easier. There on sister Nancy's first marriage bond her father....Fleetwood Hanks gave his 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �'~ permission for the nuptials in Bedford Co., VA. Now , I have my Hanks lineage documented, but do I have our family connection to old Abe? It is a shame but Abraham Lincoln's ancestry on his mothers side of his fa mily may never be proven. Even though he rose to the highest office in the land and became o ne of the most famous person in all our history, the parentage of his mother, Nancy Hanks has been to many genealogist their "Fleetwood". Generatio n after generation of Lincoln historians and writers have tried to answer the question - "Who was Nancy Hanks that married Thomas Lincoln and became the mother of Abraham Lincoln , sixteenth president of the United States of America?" Well, first there is Fleetwood's daughter, Nancy born in 1785 , she first married Enock Holdren in Bedford Co., VA and then her second marriage was to Francis G . DeMar. Our Nancy was not the mother of Abraham Lincoln . According to Abraham in his biography, "Nancy, his mother was born in 1784 in Virginia". Of the seven or more known Nancy Hanks born between 1780 and 1788, the Nancy Hanks born in 1784, daughter of Abraham Hanks and Sarah Harper is the Nancy accepted by many historians and genealogist alike as the mother of old Abe. ,This is the Nancy researched over a fourteen year period by the renowned genealogist, Aden Baber, author of many books on the Civil War preside nt. There are other accepted researchers who believe that Nancy was the daughter of Luke Hanks I. This Nancy Hanks first married a man who's last name w as South and they believe that her second marriage was to Thomas Lincoln. Should historian or genealogist ever prove that either of the last mentioned Nancys was the mother of Abraham Lincoln, then I am old Abe's cousin because Abraham Hanks, Luke Hank I, and my ancestor Peter Hanks, great grandfather of Fleetwood are all descended of that first Thomas Hanks of Gloucester Co., Virginia. In the case of the first Nancy, daughter of Abraham Hanks old Abe and I are fourth cousins five times removed and with the second most widely accepted Nancy, daughter of Luke Hanks I, old Abe and I are fifth cousins four times removed. Well, in either case I don't guess we are much more than kissing cousins, but I am grateful to have found my second great grandmother, Susan Jane Hanks and connected her to our Hanks ancestors of Virginia. Will this be of interest to my descendants or just a family skeleton? Perhaps knowing that Tom Hanks, the contemporary movie star and I are ninth cousins will be muc h more fun. 7 Nov 2000 Barbara Collins Baganakis Ro!oronces:-rho Hanks FomilyolVA ond Wostward" by: Aden Bober, Will of Poter Hanks-Anne Arundol Co., MD vol 11, Uber 20 P 804 , W ill of Wm Hanks Jr.- Bedford co .. PA will book #804 p21 , Will cl/Ann Bon&on roe. vol. F p 187, Montgomery Co .. MD. U.S. ConsuG ro~rdG or Jefferson Co., KY, Bodford Co ... VA court records of Marriages, bll'ltls, dellllls and land, MolTlgomery Co .. VA court records of mantages, births, doatha ond land. nnd Phlllips Co., NC court records or wills and es1ales. t also used several Issues of tho "Hanks Historlcal Review" Fim published in tho "Hank$ Historical Rovlevl' in May 2002 ·Volume XJ - lssuo 11 under tho lille "Fleotwood Hanks his Ancestors & Descendants• VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CORRECTIONS TO THE 2002 SURNAME INDEX The entries for David W . Shank, membership# 452 should be as follows: DICKERSON Moses VA Floyd 1884 LIGHT Elizabeth VA Washington 1803 LIGHT Lazarus NY Dutchess 1770 LIGHT Samuel VA Patrick 1828 SHANK Christian VA Botetourt 1833 SHANK Michael VA Botetourt 1845 The surname list editor apologizes for any problems these errors may have caused. Query Seeking information on Rosie Ann LEFTWICH born Jul 1895 in Roanoke. Father, Gerome Braxton LEFTWICH, mother Mary Carol (?). Grandparents were Grandville LEFTWICH and Elizabeth(?). Rosie moved to Oklahoma and possible married a Native American. Karen Kappesser, 514 Scalybark Dr., Blue Ridge VA 24064 email: gkkapp@infi.net TIP FAMILY HISTORY BOOKMARKS ?ince I've begun tracing my genealogy (and been a mother), I have become interested in arts ~nd crafts. One project 1 am planning to start soon is ancestor b~ok~_arks. r will P~t a picture of an ancestor along with bookmark-sized facts about the ind1v1dual (birth/death date and place, who they married, and a couple of small in!eresting tidbits). They can be made easily with a scanner and a word document. I can fit more than one bookmark on a page, and laminate them at a low cost. They'll make great gifts for those family members who are interested in the information I find while researching (and hopefully keep them looking for updates). LaKesha Kimbrough Seattle, Washington VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �14 Central Cemetery Radford, Virginia In this issue ofthe VAN we are publishing the Mr's (monumental inscriptions) of Central Cemetery in Radford, Virginia. There are over 750 readable or partly readable stones. Society member, Mary Frances Conner Williams and her daughter undertook the work. The original copy was placed in the Virginia Room. It was felt, however, that members living outside the Roanoke, Virginia area might benefit from the information. Included in the original manuscript are 15 photos pertaining to people buried in the cemetery. They are part of the Radford Photograph Collection at the Library of Virginia. They will not be published in the VAN. Additionally, two photos were given to Ms. Williams by Mr. Edwin F . Coble with bis permission to include them. Below is a list of the photos incase they are of interest to the members. H.P. Anderson Residence of J.H. Barnett, East Radford Robert Carson Jr. & his pony Anderson Cayton Ancient Order ofKnights of the Mystic Chain (W.J. Dobbins & H .T . Jenkins) The Fulwider Family (courtesy of Edwin J. Coble) Rev. P.P. Hasselvander H.J. Jenkins, postmaster, East Radford Miss Elizabeth Moran Mrs. J.C. Peters W.R. Roberts W.R. Roberts Jr. Residence of Mrs. W .R. Roberts Saul Simon, manager of A. Simons Department Store John H. Stump, manager Central Mercantile Co. Hugo Wilson, leader of the Boy Scouts' Eagle Patrol The Ymgling Family (courtesy of Edwin J. Coble The Society wishes to thank Ms. Williams and her daughter for this most wonderful contribution to the Virginia Room and for their kind permission to allow the VAN to publish it. Ms. Williams can be reached at: P.O. Box 1367, Pulaski, VA 24301-1367 or by email at: fredmary@I-plus .net. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/b CENTRAL CE:NIETERY Monroe Street and bordered on two sides by 4th & 6th Streets City of Radford, Virginia County of Montgomery Notes: s/w = stone with Beside = does not imply husband and wife, but a probability in many cases Underlined letters or nwnbers =stone worn, our best guess Blank = stone too worn to read I= Generally separates lines on stone B. ofL. E. - Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers C. S. A. - Veteran of the Civil War Three interlocking rings - Odd.fellows F.T.L. inside three rings - Oddfellows 0. E. S. = Order of Eastern Star A.O.K. ofM.C. = Ancient Order Knights of Mystic Chain AKERS Eliz.a/wife ofF. Akers/Mar. 7, 1831/0ct. 25, 1893 J. W. A. on footstone/headstone in large boxwood cannot be read (beside Sarah) Loula A./dau. of/J. F. & N. J. Akers/May 5, 1891/Jan. 29, 1894 Sarah Ratlifi7wife of/J. W. Akers/Aug. 27, 1838/Mar. 5, 1911 ALBERT Maude P. (see Vaden) ALBRIGHT Amanda H. (see Dickerson) ALLEN Alice B./Apr. 5, 1868/May 24, 1934 (s/w James T.) James T./Apr. 23, 1852/0ct. 3, 1920 (s/w Alice) Katie M./wife of/S. F . Allen/J~ 20, 1860/Mar. 17, 189_(betweenMonroe Stones) ANDERSON Carrie Linkous/May 18, 1906/May 21, 1939 (beside John Malcolm) Ella Stallings/ 1871/ 1964 (s/w Henry) Henry Peterman/1863/ 1929 (s/w Ella) John Malcolm/Aug. 18, 1897/Feb. 8, 1962 , •'. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �t(o ARTHUR Charles Lee/Jan. 11, 1911/Apr. 2 1, 1934 EdnaF./Mar. 30, 1898/Mar. 16, 1980 Mattie M. Walters/wife o:flWalter Arthur/Apr. 8, 1876/May 2 6, 1938 Walter M./May 29, 1872/Feb. 10, 1941 Willie L./Apr. 27, 1899/July 6, 1899 Woodie L./1894/1953 (beside Edna) ATKINSON Dora (see Tilley) BAILEY Lucile V ./July 23, 1892/Nov. 26, 1969 BA.IN Mary R./Apr. 1, 1843/Aug. 10, 1928 BAKER Alice V ./1858/ 1934 Betty (see Sale) Charles L./Mar. 29, 1887/0ct. 25, 1909 Miss Cora E ./1874/1940 James F./Nov. 12, 1855/Nov. 21, 1936 Mary J./our sister/died in the 54 Yr of her age/ Aug. 16, 1907 BALDWIN Alice Jane (see Cord) BALLARD Fred W./son of/E. R & L.A. Ballard/Jan. 13, 1902/Aug. 6, 1902 BARNETT Baby/Apr. 2, 1928 (beside James Harvey) Essie Kuhn/Apr. 18, 1877/Dec. 28, 1935 (beside James Harvey) Henry C./son of/J. W. & _. _ .Barnett (dates unreadable) James Harvey/Mar. 6, 1868/Jan. 17, 1944 JamesHolden/Aug. 10, 1898/Aug. 1, 1950 BARTON John/born Birmingham, England/1848/1894 BATCHELDER Benjamin D./Sept. 6, 1855/May 12, 1894 (Masonic Emblem) 2 " VlRGlNIA-APPALACHJAN NOTES �II BATES William/d. Jan. 30, 1923/Age 72 Years (F.L.T. in 3 circles) BAYLISS Eliza (see Lawrence) BEAMER Benjamin Franklin/183211909 Infant/son of/_. L. & E. V . Beamer/May 30, 1892/June 15, 1892 Jennie (see Wimmer) BIBB Charlie W., Sr./July 23, 1863/July 18, 1950 (s/w Mattie J.) Margaret M./Dec. 28, 1917I Aug. 17, 1960 M attie J./Aug. 7, 1879/0ct. 29, 1955 (s/w Charlie W.) RayR/Oct. 7, 1910/ BIRD Bessie Naomi/Nov. 23, 1902/0ct. 14, 1905 Emma Butler/July t 4, 1877/Oct. 26, 1955 George Taylor/1873/1954 (beside Mary Harmon) Grady Hunter/Nov. 27, 1900/0ct. 23, 1905 James David/Oct. 17, 1869, Oct. 20, 1942 Mary Ann (see Haislip) Mary Harmon/1872/ 1954 (beside George Taylor Bird) Nancy K./Dec. 19, 1904/Apr. 4, 1982 Ralph Baden/Feb. 22, 1916/July 5, 1934 Robert A./Apr. 1, 1911/Nov. 28, 1948 (beside Thelma) Thelma Calfee/Jan. 6, 1912/Dec. 26, 1967 BISHOP C. W./B. ofL.E./Dec. 27, 1861/killed Dec. 11, 1899 at Alnwic~ W. Va. (Train locomotive inscnlJed on stone, also three connected rings) BISSET Irene Murphy/Apr. 8, 1917/Nov. 10, 1982 BLACK Marshall R./Mar. 14, 1865/Jan. 24, 1902 BLOUNT Eutelia L.!May 20, 1845/Apr. 12, 1900 (beside James R.) James R/Masonic Emblem/Mar. 12, 1837/Jan. I , 1896 3 'Vl~GINIA-APPALACH1AN NOTES �18 BOCOCK Virginia E./May 26, 1851/May 10, 1924 (beside William M .) William M./Oct. 31, 1846/Dec. 13, 1927 BOND Juanita/Jan. 14, 1883/0ct. 15, 1957 (beside Pleasant) Louise (see Shaw) Pleasant/July 15, 1871/Feb. 15, 1943 BRADBURY Letcher K./1880/ 1905 BRADLEY Addie (see Rieg) C. Hugh/Oct. 7, 1867/Jan. 8, 1925 Harry Vance/son of/H. & Laura M. Bradley/Aug. 7, 1907/May 1Q, 1909 Laura M/wife of/C. H. Bradley/July 8, 1869/Sept. 2, 1919 BRADY Eliz.abethJackson/dau. of!f. M &N. G. Brady/Aug. 23, 1900/Jan. 8, 1903 Infimt/sonofTf. M & N. G. Brady/Feb. 24, 1904/Feb. 24, 1904 (the above are inscribed on the Andrew Killinger stone) BREEDEN W. DonaldNA!CPL 9 TROOP CARR SQ AAF!W W II/Aug. 10, 1927/ Aug. 11, 1953 BRICKER Charlie C./son of/J. F. & A. V. Bricker/born_ (rest of stone broken) BRITTINGHAM Audrey (see Kuhn) BROOKMAN Fannie (see Helms) John GJApr. 19, 1847/Nov. 11, 1917 LauraM./daughterof/J. G. &M.. E. Brookman/June 14, 1888/Aug. 19, 1901 Laura M./June 14, 1888/Aug. 19, 1901 (2 stones, this one newer) BRUCE Belle M./wife oflR. B. Bruce/Apr. 17, 1864/0ct. 10, 1935 Gladys Evelyn/dau. of/R B. & Mary B. Bruce/Mar. 19, 1902/Jan. 2 1, 1923 Nina Evelyn/Apr. 26, 1895/Nov. 1, 1913/Aged 18 Yrs 6 Mos 5 Days R B./July 10, 1867, Jan. 2, 1947 4 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �19 BRYANT Ada/wife of/N. Bryant/Apr. IQ, 1891/Aged years Infimt son of/W. _. & M. N. Bryant/July 24, 1894/0ct. -27-,1-894 BUCKLAND Elwood/Jan. 3, 1922/Dec. 1, 1971 (beside Myrtle) Myrtle W ./May 2, 1900/Jan. 24, 1976 BURKE Arthur Radford/Aged 18 Months (sunk in ground) BURTON Ada M./Oct. 16, 1876/June 12, 1959 (beside William T.) Alma Smith/Oct. 7, 1888/Aug. 2, 1966 (beside Hodges M.) Ava L./dau. of/J. B. & M. E. Burton/May /Oct.- - Catherine AJ1846/1917 Chloe (no last name) / 1916/ 1917 (near Ada M. Burton) Hodges M. (Masonic Emblem)/June 20, 1880/Mar. 20, 1940 Hodges Mann, Jr./Feb. 8, 1909/0ct. 21, 1961 Munsey/Oct. 18, 1897/June 27, 1927 Roger/Mar. 23, 1901/Sept. 13, 1926 William T./July 19, 1873/Jan. 25, 1944 BUTLER Beulah PearVdau. of/W. J. & M. B. Butler/Feb. 11 , 1893/Nov. 22, 1893 Emma (see Bird) CALDWELL Ann~ Kuhn R./Oct. 14, 1900/Dec. 7, 1956 A . T./Feb. 13, 1857/June 13, 1894 (beside Emma) Cherrill R/May 20, 1940/July 21, 1954 (between Roberts stones) EmmaJJSept. 25, 1852/Dec. 19, 1916 Margaret & Louise/infant daughters ot7Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Caldwell (no dates) CALFEE Thelma (see Bird) CARDEN Annie (see Mangwn) Chas. Newton/Oct. 25, 1875/0ct. 24, 1938 (on obelisk) Crockett Newton/Dec. 19, 1877/Aug. 24, 1943 (obelisk/w Julia) Ida E. Jackson/Mother/Apr. 22, 1858/Apr . 18, 1918 Jasper Newton/Father/Aug. 8, 1848/Jan. 18, 1910 (on obelisk) Julia Randolph/Oct. 5, 1889/0ct. 10, 1958 (s/w Crockett) Nannie (see Hurt) Pickett P./Feb. 28, 1885/Apr. 24, 1887 5 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN r~OftS �CARSON Annie Rosser/Sept. 15, 1834/Mar. 18, 1914 (beside William H.) May Roberts/May 6, 1875/Apr. 19, 1915 (beside Robert S.) Robert S./Dec. 28, 1868/Dec. 8, 1928 Robert S., Jr./June 7, 1899/0ct. 22, 1971 (beside Velma S.) Velma S./Nov. 10, 1902/0ct. 31, 1993 William H./Mar. 17, 1832/Jan. 5, 1892 CAYTON Anderson/Apr. 4, 1890/July 14, 1966 Ethel K./Jan. 17, 1903/Dec. 14, 1989 Susan A./1843/1947 CECIL Joseph M./B. ofL. E./Mar. 3, 1850/July I 0, 1902 Raymond Rudolph/son of/ ay Cecil/can't read dates CHAVEZ Martha Ann Shumate/Oct. 3, 1940/May 22, 1981 CHEATWOOD Sallie Jane/Sept. 8, 1859/Mar. 7, 1949 CIIlSHOLM Ella (see Smith) CLARK Angelina (see Green) Lewis (no dates) Beside Amanda Fink CLOWERS John M./son of J. M. & M S. Clowers/Mar. 1, 1894/June 21, 1894 Samuel D./July 24, 1875/Dec. 16, 1887 COFER Charley E./Dec. 2, 1860/Apr. 9, 1890/3 0 Yrs 6 Mos 7 Das Florence V./June 28, 1920/Age 62 Yrs (s/w John A.) JohnA./Mar.15, 1842/Feb. 12, 1923 (s/wFlorence) Sallie F. (see Yingling) 6 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �COLLINS Baby (no dates) (beside W. F. Collins) Estelle A./Nov. 7, 1897/Mar. 22, 1976 Lettie K. (see Mackenzie) Lettie (no dates) (beside W. F. Collins) Mary J. Gregory/May 29, 1854/Mar. 2 1, 1944 PaPa (beside Mary J.) Ruth (see Spelman) W. F ./He was a good man/June 22, 1848/Nov. 8, 1897 (Woodmen ofthe World Memorial) W.R.. C . (footstone only) (see Wylie) COOK Ann B./d. 1902/65 Years (s/w Jacob) Etta Tilley/Eastern Star Emblem/Feb. 28, 1893/Apr. 22, 1959 (beside Geo. H.) George Howard, Sr./Masonic Emblem/May 12, 1889/0ct. 15, 1956 George Howard, Jr./Masonic Emblem/June 2, 1911/Sept. 6, 1949 Jacob/d. 1898/70 Years (s/w Ann B.) Virginia/Mar. 24, 1913/Mar. 24, 1913 CORD Alice Jane Baldwin/wife of/S. A. Cord/1840/1926 Arthur Benjamin/Aug. 14, 1866/Feb. 18, 1951 (s/w Grace) Grace J. Monroe/Jan. 9, 1882/May 27, 1951 (s/w Arthur) Infant of A. B. & G. J./May 20, 1904/Aged 2 Mo. James ArthurNirginia/PVT US ARMY/World War II/Sept. 4, 1899/May 2, 1955 Samual Amos/1844/1905 CORN Miss D. L. (see Ross) CORVIN Mendum P./June 6, 1864/Feb. 1, 1920 Herndon P./Our baby/son ofM. P. & A. E. Corvin/Dec. 21, 1899/May 21 , 1900 COWLING Mary E./wife oflW. J. Cowling/Feb. 22, 1833/June 12, 1910 cox Ellen (see Myers) CRAFT Eugene/1865/1920 Evangeline (see Steagall) Florence (see Popovich) 7 'VlRGINIA APPALACHIAN i J.JTc~· �CREGER C. P./Aug. 14, 1853/Dec. 7, 1903 (obelisk) Charles £./Father/Nov. 11, 1877/May 6, 1931 (s/w Julia B .) Curtis Edward/PVT U.S. MARINE CORPS/WW II/Sept. 2 1, 1922/Jan. 30, 1998 John W./Dec. 25, 1873/May 12, 1939 Julja B./Mother/Nov. 11 , 1882/May 6, 1949 (s/w Charles E.) CUSTIS Eleanor (see Peter) DAILY Charles Hugh/May 31, 1880/Apr. 12, 1918 (beside Maude) Mary Margaret/Oct. 24, 1912/0ct. 19> 1934 Maude Ellen/May 4, 1889/Jan. 6, 1916 DAVENPORT John C./May 30, 1847/July 24, 1895 DAVIS Arthur Ricbard/London:o E~?J?anville, ~April 1976/ (s/w Isabelle) Isabelle Eskridge/Radford, VirglDla/San FrancISCo, Calif/Feb. 1969 (s/w Arthur) Maud D./wife of/H. E. Davis/Apr. 10, 1891/Dec. 9, 1910 DEAL C. B./May 3, 1843/Mar. 29, 1897 DEATRICH Emest/d. July 22, 1898/Aged 29 years DeJARNETTE Sallie (see Howe) DEYERLE Iris (see Heinline) J. N./Jan 17, 1860/Nov. 9, 1902 (beside Mary Frances) Mary Frances Gillespie/Nov. 20, 1861/Feb. 1, 1943 DICKERSON Amanda H. Albright/his wife/Jan. 13, 1862/Sept. 14, 1910 (s/w Henry A.) Henry A/Aug. 21, 1859/Nov. 15, 1907 (s/w Amanda H.) Kent Elliott/their children/June 5, 190 I/Oct. 15, 1901 (s/w Henry & Amanda) Mabel Clare/Mar. 16, 1897/Sept. 26, 1897 (s/w Henry & Amanda) Rice Huffard/Feb. 5, 1896/July 6, 1896 (s/w Henry & Amanda) (See ROTH) 8 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �DIXON Henry E./Dec. I, 1863/Nov. 7, 1941 (s/w Alpha) his wife/AlphaB. Donahoe/Dec. 27, 1865/Jan. 31, 1947 (s/w Henry) daughter/Mary Dixon/ 18, 1890/Aged 23 Yrs 9 Mos & 3 Dys. DOBBINS Thomas O ./Aug. 6, 1935/0ct. 29, 1981 Wm. J./Woodmen of the World Memorial/Aug. 9, 1885/June 12, 1915 DONAHOE Alpha B. (see Dixon) DUDLEY Cornelia K./Nov. 10, 1873/Sept. 13, 1909 (s/w George W.) Emma Myrtle/dau. of/J. H. & Fannie L./Dudley/July 12, 1825/July 9, 1885 George W./July 15, 1866/Mar. 2, 1910 (s/w Cornelia K.) Minnie (see Puckett) DUNAHOE Baby (no dates) Baby (no dates) Bettie M./Mother/1844/1936 (s/w C. V.) C. V./Father/1837/ 1890 (s/w Bettie M.) Chas. H./Sept. 26, 1899/Jan. 23, 1922 Eugen·e (no dates) Teesie (no dates) Tyler (no dates) ELLIOTT Mrs. G. E. (see Roberts) EPLING Annie/wife ofilsaac Epling/Dec. 9, 1816/May 29, 1898 Annie V Jdau. of G. W. & M C. Epling/Mar. 24, 1885/May 27, 1894 "Blanie"/Mary C. Hnffinan/wife of/G. W. Epling/May 1, 1851/June 7, 1908 Charles G./son of/Chas. R. & Mary C. Epling/Mar. _, 189§/Sept. 6, 1899 Charles R./July 26, 1863/May 9, 1922 (beside Maye) F. JJJan. 1, 1839/Jan. 29, 1912 G . W./June 11, 1850/Nov. 30, 1897 Isaac C./son of/J. H. & M. V. Epling/Oct. 8, 1878/Sept. 29, 1902 John H./Feb. 7, 1841/Feb. 2, 1905 (s/w Mary V.) MaryVJFeb.16, 1847/Nov. 21, 1911 (s/wJohnH.) Maye B./Dec. 26, 1872/0ct. 25, 1961 Robbie/dau. of/Chas. R. & Mary C. Epling/Feb. 23, 1893/May 18, 1897 (beside Robbie -top of stone missing) Mar. 4, 1897 9 VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES. �EPPERLY Ellen Jane Gardner/wife of Wm. S./Sept. 27, 1837/Apr. 20, I 916 William S./Dec. 23, 1833/July 22, I 899 EPPERLEY Lucy A. Stump/wife oflA. L. Epperley/July 31 , 1879/Jan. 2, 1917 ESTES Bessie (see Hite) ESKRIDGE Edgar Herny TerreWonly son ofE. P. & R _ . Eskridge/June 29, 1883/Feb. 14, 1893 Edgar P./186211933 Infant son ofi'Edgar P. & Rosamund Eskridge/Feb. 2, l 88~0ct. 4, 1888/age 8 mo. 2 days (footstone with J.M.T.E. leaning against above stone) Isabelle (see Davis) James W./Aug. 3, 1860/Jan.. 2, 1861 J. AS. Edgar/Masonic Emblem/Apr. 28, 1827/0ct. 25, 1892 Mary J. S. T./Sept. 4, 1826/Jan. 12, 1903 EVANS Sanford/Aug. 2 , 1889/Sept. 1, 1891 FAR.MER William Welc~ D.D.S./son of /Dr.J. W.& F.E. Farmer/May 2, 1874/Apr. 13, l 898 FARRIS Alice M./1856/1929 (beside Joe) Joe/1852/1932 FINK AlvaDuvalNA/PVT US ARMY/WORLD WARIUSept. 20, 1905/Feb. 6, 1959 Amanda (no dates) Edward J./Feb. 12, 1870/May 16, 1956 Edward J., Jr./Mar. 21, 1904/Jan. 11, 1933 Irene R./Mar. 8, 1876/May 24, 1952 (beside Edward J.) MaryM. (see Wilson) FIZER John R./May 1, 1852/Jan. 13, 1925 Mary S./wife of/John R Fizer/Feb. 5, 1854/Dec. 27, 1909 Nannie S./Apr. 8, 1877/Apr. 18, 1943 10 - - - - - .VIRGINIA APPALACHIA!~ NOTES �FOSTER Annroe (or Ann Roe?)/wife of/John L. Foster/Mar. 14, 1843/0ct. 2, 1904 Bessie F./1886/ 1960 Ida May (see Keister) John G./Oct. 17, 1884/May 27, 1952 John Jackson/Aug. 27, 1902/June 27, 1961 (s/w Millie) John L./Our Father/Feb. 20, 1844/Jan. 13, 1919 Millie Ryan/Mar. 21, 1898/July 5, 1973 (s/w John Jackson) FRANCISCO Evangeline Gladstone/Mar. 15, 1902/Mar. 27, 1984 FRENCH Bruce D./Jun. 25, 18_/Aged_ _ __ Elizabeth (see Laferriere) Hugh R.N A/CORP 116 INF 29 DIV/Aug. 27, 1937 (beside Pauline) John Pettus.11856/1917 (beside Susie) Pauline S./Oct. 14, 1901/Apr. 4, 1993 Susie Roberts/1863/1915 Thos. S./ _ 1888/Aged (beside Bruce) FULWIDER Abraham/our father/June 8, 1822/Jan. 25, 1905 Annie L. (see Yingling) Miss Bettie/May 25, 1831 /July 14, 1891/60 Y l M 19 D (broken stone) Margaret E./Mar. 12, 1848/Feb. 4, 1916 Maria A/wife ofA. Fulwider/June 20, 1823/Feb. 9, 1899 Robert Wilson/Sept. 20, 1849/Dec. 4, 1935 FURROW Georgia I./Mar. 22, 1880/Aug. 31, 1944 (beside Robert L.) Robert L./Nov. 3, 1878/0ct. 26, 1926 Robert V./Oct. 23, 1902/Aug. 23, 1967 (beside Robert L.) GARDNER Ellen Jane (see Epperly) GARRETSON Fannie ./dau. of7J. H. & M. H. Garretson/Dec. 23, 1891/Dec. 4, 1892 ie/dau. of/J. H. & M. H. Garretson/Oct. 6, 18~6/ 7, 1887 -GARRETT Beulah (see Roby) 11 .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN_!'!OTES �GERALD Annie Knox/187111933 (s/w William R.) Billy/Aug. 21, 1934/0ct. 27, 1934 Charles ~./son of/W. R. & A 0. Gerald/born at 4:00 a.m./Sept. 30, 1903 died/at 4:00 P.M./Oct. 8, 1905 Louise (see Weaver) William R./Co. F./24 VA. INF./C.S.A. '61 - '65 (no dates - see ne>.."t) William R./1862/1938 (s/w Annie Knox) GIBSON Lula Anne (see Lemmon) WileyP./July 16, 1869/Feb. 12, 1916 (top of Choson obelisk broken off and on ground) GILLESPIE Charles G./May 5, 1865/May 31, 1897 (beside Mattie L.) Mary Frances (see Deyerle) Mattie L./July 7, 1865/Dec. 10, 1933 GLADSTONE Azzie M./Mar. 12, 1860/Nov. 16, 1926 (beside J.E.) E. F./mother of/J. E. Gladstone/Feb. 22, 1822/Feb. 2, 1899 Evangeline (see Francisco) J. E./May 28, 1854~ay 27, 1918 Rosa/Sept. 1, 1889/May 3, 1964 GOODYKOONTZ George W./Masonic Emblem/Mar. 31, 1840/June 25, 1897 Mary W./Jaa 20, 1842/Feb. 14, 1930 (beside George W.) GRAHAM AsaH./Feb. 16, 1821/Apr. 2, 1906 (beside Sarah J.) Clarence Gilliam/Aug. 26, 1867/Sept. 16, 1933 (beside Lucy) Iris IdeVdaughter of/J. L. & I. L. Graham/May 24, 1908/Sept. 18, 1908 Iva Lillian/wife of/J. L. Graham/Sept. 23, 1885/Jmi 15, 1909 J. L. (stone broken-no more can be read) Lucy Woodall/June 18, 1872/Feb. 4, 1953 Sarah J./May 23, I 835/May 7, 1906 William Kahle/Dec. 28, I 899/Sept. I 9, I 967 GRAVATI · Annie M./Apr. 13, 1905/0ct. 1, 1996 (beside Minnie) Minnie P./Jan. l , 1877/Nov. 18, 1951 (beside Thomas) Thomas D ./Sept. 10, 1872/Nov. 10, 1930 12 1 VIRGrNrA APPALACHIAN NOTES. �GREEN Angelina Clark/Dec. 1, 1841/Nov. 12, 1900 (beside James) James/July 25, 1836/July 18, 1909 Sarah M ./Dec. 20, 1839/July 20, 1899 GREENE S. Blannie (see Strickler) GREGORY Mary J. (see Collins) GUINN Naomi (see Trigg) GWINN Baby Norman Other/ 1950/ 1952 HAISLIP Mary Ann Bird/Feb. 27, 1918/Aug. 26, 1970 HALL G. W./son of J. T. & L. HalVb._ _25, 1870/d. July __, 18_ HAMPTON Maud (see Pamplin) HARMAN Nettie L. Wmston/wife ot7D. W. Hannan/May 31, 1897/Mar. 4, 1926 HARMON Mary (see Bird) HARRELL Robt. J./Jan. 31 , 1862/Mar. 6, 1898 (Three connected circles) Vernie 0. (see Williams) HARRIS Paul L./May 19, 1897/0ct. 21, 1929 HARRISON John W./B. ofL.E. Holston Div. 239/b. at Warrenton, N.C. Jan. 19, 1871/ killed at Knoxville, Tenn. June 5, 1906 (locomotive inscnbed on stone) 13 rVIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �HARVEY J. Keith/Dec. 11 , 1902/Aug. 8, 1927 (beside Thelma) Julia Maye/Apr. 26, 1913/Aug. 19, 1917 Sidney B./Feb. 24, 1874/May 27, 1938 Sidney B., Jr./Dec. 26, 1906/July 8, 1931 TheJmal./June 3, 1905/May 21, 1927 HASSELVANDER RuthA./dau. of/P. P. &Pearl/Oct. 27, 1900/Nov. 11 , 1900 HEINLINE Iris Deyerle/Feb. 23, 1888/Mar. 22, 1966 (s/w James) James Drew/B. ofL. E. 301/Sept. 29, 1884/Dec. 8, 1959 (s/w Iris) HELMS Fannie Brookman/wife of/H. M. Helms/Dec. 27, 1864/Feb. 19, 193 5 Willie A./danghter of7H. M & M . L. Helms/Aug. 20, 1902/Aged J8 Years IIlTE Bessie Estes/June 3, 1895/May 14, 1976 (beside Garland) Garland Wahon/VAIPVTUS ARMY/WWI/Feb. 9, 1896/Dec'. 19, 1960 Jos. E/July 22, 1847/May 22, 1907 (stone broken in half) HOAL Aubrey Cecil/son of/S. M. & Jennie Hoal/Jan. 3, 1883/June 25, 1889 HOWE Elliott Hampton/Isa Lieutenant Co. Mii 16th Infantry 29lh Div/son oflCapt. Jno. T. & Sallie DeJamette Howe/May 21, 1880/killed Oct. 11, 1918/in the Argone/east of the Meuse, France George ShannonrA Disciple of Christian Social Justice"/May 8, 1876/ Oct. 9, 1938 John T./Father/C.S.A./CAPT COE 4TH VA INF/Apr. 21, 1842/Mar. 3, 1909 Sallie DeJamette/Mother/Feb. 10, 1848/July 19, 1933 (s/w John T .) Minnie Stuart/Jan. 22, 1883/Sept. 8, 1930 Virginia Preston/beloved daughter of/J. T. & S. DeJ. Howe/Mar. 27, 1878/ Nov. 12, 1897 HOWELL Geo. T./June 5, 1888/Dec. 8, 1939 Larkln T./Jan. 8, 1844/0ct. 10, 1906 Lucy G. Lawrence/wife of/W. M. Howell/Sept. 21, 1882/Jan. 3, 1951 William M./Mar. 27, 1878/Apr. 1, 1958 HUFFMAN Mary C. (see Epling) 14 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �HUGHES Annie (see Kirby) HUNDLEY Bennette R eed, Jr./sonoflB. R & F. C. Hwidley/Dec. 29, 1909/July 29, 1910 Carrie/ 1876/ 1935 Harold H ./1887/ 1923 Mother/ 185711930 (beside W.R.) w. R. / 1851/1947 HURT (obelisk with following names) Edward F./Dec. 18, 1846/Aug. 8, 1923 James Harry/June 20, 1882/Aged 2 Yrs 6 Mos & 16 Dys Nannie J. Carden/wife ofE. F. Hurt/Nov. 4, 1898/Aged 49 Yrs 8 Mos 5 Dys Ned/June 15, 1891/Aged 1 Yr 4 Mos & 1 Dys HUTTON Guy/son of/ C.(or G.) L. & N. L. Hutton/Dec. 5, 1890/May 17, 1891 JACKSON Ida E . (see Carden) JENK.INS Annie/Feb. 26, 1884/Aged 17 Mos. (s/wNernC, & John& WtlliamRoby) Howard T./Feb. 16, 1877/Mar. i2, 1914 (obelisk) Nellie/Dec. 26, 1883/Aged 26 Yrs. (s/w Annie, & John & William Roby) JESSEE Arthur C./TECS US ARMY/WW WJ\Dle 24, 1923/Mar. I , 1996 (separate stone) Arthur C./June 24, 1923/Mar. 1, 1996 (s/w Bernice) Bernice W./Sept. 9, 1927/ (s/w Arthur) Ellis C./Mar. 1, 1892/Jan. 28, 1938 (beside Lottie) Lottie Roberts/May 29, 1893/Mar. 4, 1989 JONES John F./July 21, 1905/Jan. 24, 1907/Baby John R/Regiment 60 Company/Aug. 21 , 1841/Mar. 1, 1914 Josephene E./May 18, 1852/Dec. 25, 1922 (beside John R) Nelle H./1891/1951 KEADLE Amanda B. (see Mottesheard) 15 'VIRGINfA APPALACHJAN NOTES. �30 KEETH (or HEETH ?) Rosa Hannah/dau. of/S. M. & - - - -Keeth/dates unreadable Empty base beside Rosa Harmab KEISTER Ida (see Wright) Ida May Foster/wife oti'Walter H. Keister/Aug. 13, l 877/Mar. 18, 1944 Mable Lee/Nov. 13, 1899/Jan. 5, 1967 Walter H./Woodmenofthe World MemoriaVMay 7, 1871/Mar. 31 , 1938 KELLEY James Pierce/July 7, 1838/Aug. 31, 1914 (s/w Mary E.) Joseph E./Nov. 10, 1876/June 25, 1892 (s/w Margaret E.) Margaret E./Aug. 7, l 881/0ct. 8, 1935 (s/w Joseph E.) Mary E./Nov. 16, 1841/Dec. 7, 1896 (s/w James Pierce) S. L./Nov. 12, 1874/0ct. 12, 1925 KESSLER Annie G./dau. of/J. B. & R. A. Kessler/Mar. 8, 1879/Dec. 18, 1893 Lessie P. Price/son of7lL M . Kessler/(\ug. 12, 1887/Jan. 8, 1892 MaryElisebeth/dau. ot7J. B. & H. M. Kessler/Aug. 4, 1891/May 2, 1892 Robert J./son ot7J. B. & Rosettie Kessler/May 26, 1885/Sept. 27, 1886 Rosettie A./wife of/J. B. Kessler/b. stone broken/d. May 15, 1887 W. J./My husband/May 3, 1813/0ct. 11, 1889 KESTERSON Jolm R/Sept. 8, 1901/July 6, 1903 Mamie (See Price) Perlie K./dau. ofi'H. R & L. V. Kesterson/July 30, 1891/Mar. 21, 1894 KILLINGER Andrew J./Mar. 13, 1835/Jan. 10, 1901 (See Brady) KIRBY Ada Maud/1892/1893 Annie Hughes/wife of/J. M. K.irby/1863/1922 Infant/1905 J. M/1862/1919 K. H./1896/1928 Lottie (see Sowers) 16 .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �3/ KIRKNER Mary L./wife oflEmest D. Kirkner/Feb. 27, 1880/Sept. 27, 1903 Percy S./son of7E. D. Kirkner/Sept. 4, 1876/Aug. 8, 1904 KNOX Annie (see Gerald) KUHN Anne (see Caldwell) Audrey Brittingham/June 4, 1883/Dec. 5, 1966 (footstone MAMA Essie (see Barnett) Oscar S./Mar. 23, 1875/May 6, 1927 (beside Audrey) (footstone PAPA) Victoria Smith/Apr. 20, 1853/July 10, 1927 (obelisk/w William H .) William H./Ancbored/May 15, 1841/Apr. 21, 1908 (s/w Victoria) LaFERRIERE Eliz.abeth French/Sept. 23, I 929/Nov. 3, 1972 (beside Jean Paul) Jean Paul/SSGT US AIR FORCE/WW II KOREA/1924/1980 LAMBERT J. Wmtford/V.F.W. Emblem/Apr. 29, 1895/Sept. 9, 1950 Mary Tilley/ 1901/1978/Funeral Home Marker (see next) Mary Tilley /0. E. S./Oct. 9, 1901/Jan. 29, 1978 LANE Elizabeth S./Mother/ 1850/1934 (s/w Henry) Henry R/Father/I 853/l 933 (s/w Elizabeth) Ocie May (see Slusher) (See LAYNE) LAUGHON Harry KentNIRGINIAIH.A2 USNRF/W WI/Dec. 25, 1891/Jan. 12, 1967 Lena Martin Roberts/June 7, 1891/Nov. 20, 1981 (beside Walter Roberts, Jr.) LAWRENCE Clayton Lyle/July 7, 1863/Jan. 21, 1930 (beside Eliz.a) Eliza Baylis/Oct. I 7, 1869/Aug. 13, 1939 George R./A.0 .K. ofMC./1908/1929 Harriett (see Mnndy) Lena G./1884/1971 (beside Thomas T.) Lucy G. (see Howell) Marion Monolia/Sept. 27, 1895/Apr. 29, 1965 Reed G./Jan. 8, 1902/Jan. 12, 1902 Thomas A/AF./Masonic Emblem/A.M./1901/ 1952 Thomas G./A.0.K. ofM.C./188111939 17 'VIRGINIA-APPALAl,hlA1~ l'!UIE~ �LAYNE Henry N., Sr./1842/0ct. 31, 19 I 4 LEE (might be middle names instead of surnames) Della (see Lewellyn) Fannie (see Sherertz) Mildred (see Pamplin) Minnie (see Stwnp) LEMMON Hugh Kenneth/son ofi'R. & L.A. Lemmon/Feb. 19, 1900/Aug. 13, 1900 Lula Anne Gibson/wife of Robert Irvin Lemmon/Oct_ 11 , 1860/July 23, 1936 Robert/JlDle 12, 1852/Aug. 25, 1901 LEONARD Carl T ./Jan. 23, 1913/Dec. 23, 1997/Wed Sept. 7, 1939 (s/w Hattie) Hattie S./Dec. 23, 1919/July 14, 1983 (s/w Leonard) LEWELLYN Della Lee/July 19, 1886/Nov. 30, 1965 (s/w Ernest) Ernest B./Oct. 8, 1885/Aug. 15, 1950 (s/w Della) Norman HarJan/1907/1937 LIKENS Georgianna/Feb. 29, 1864/d. no date inscnbed (s/w James W.) James W./Nov . 18, 1852/Mar. 28, 1933 (s/w Georgianna) Mary K../Apr. 16, 1826/Nov. 1, 1895 LINDSAY Emma I./daughter of J. & M . E. Lindsay/June 2, 1890/Sept. 21, 1891 LINKOUS Carrie (see Anderson) Edward H./Apr. 20, 1868/Mar. 28, 1938 (beside Lellie Belle) Henry W./Oct. 16, 1921/Dec. 16, 1923/ Age 26 Mo. J. Warren/B. ofL. EJ1874/1920 Lellie Belle/Oct. 17, 1870/June 28, 1957 Minnie (see Moran) LOCK Frederick/Jan. 18, 1898/Aged 75 Yrs & 9 Mos. LORTON Robert T./July 27, 1879/June 2, 1958 18 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �33 LOVERN Cum.ia/Nov.2, 1901/Nov.27, 1902 LUCAS Alvin JayNirginia/SFC US ARMY World War I/June 2, 1891/Nov. 14, 1964 Andrew J./Father/Dec. 8, 1818/Jan. 24, 1900 (obelisk/w Evaline) Bobbie (footstone?) Charles W./Feb. 27, 1841/Feb. 2, 1915 Evaline M/Mother/Jan. 7, 1820/Jan. 13, 1905 (s/w Andrew J.) Jno. A./June 29, 1850/Mar. 1, 1911 (s/w Andrew J.) Papa (foo tstone?) Robert L./Feb. 2Z 1856/Sept. 29, 1916 (s/w Andrew J.) S. H. W. (B. ofL. E.)/Oct. 15, 1844/Sept. l, 1903 Susan C./wife of/S. H. W. Lucas/Aug. 3, 1850/May 9, 1888 LYONS Graham H./1885/1928 LYTTLE Myrtle M . Mottesheard/wife of7Homer S. Lyttle/Apr. 26, 1885/Nov. 8, 1942 MACKENZIE John S./May 14, 1869/0ct. 29, 1951 · Lettie·K. Collins/wife of/J. S. Mackenzie/Jan. 27, 1875/ Apr. 17, 1903 MANGUM (obelisk with following names) Annie Carden/July 14, 1880/Nov. 6, 1930 HughL./June 3, 1877/Mar. 12, 1922 Infant/son of7Hugh L. & Annie Carden Mangum/Oct. 18, 1914 MARION Letcher L./May 27, 1876/Mar. 17, 1890 S. E ./1880/1912 Mrs. S. J./Mar. 26, 1865/Apr. 1, 1923 MARSHALL Thomas Gordon/SKl US NAVY WORLD WAR W1921/l 986 19 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �3'-I MARTIN Adaline J./wife ofi'W. H. Martin/May 28, I 835/Feb. 16, 19 12 Byrd G./May 29, 1875/Sept. 19, 1893 Charlie W./Nov. 12, 1867/July 10, 1898 Dolly L ./Mar. 23, 1896/0ct. 23, 1957 (beside H.J., Sr.) Edwin G./Feb. 10, 1864/Nov. 7, 1906 H.J., Sr.,/May 25, 1895/July 3, 1961 Ida H./wife of/J. F. Martin/Aug. 1, 1865/Aug. 28, 1889 J. F./May 12, 1865/Apr. 12, 1919 John R /Sept. 28, 1857/Aug. 14, 1930 (beside Josephine) John R/Sept. I, 1861/June 18, 1927 (s/w Sallie) Josephine D./June 10, 1860/Apr. 9, 1933 Julia A./wife of/J. F. Martin/Feb. 9, 1872/Nov. 22, 1911 Julia P./wife of/W. M. Martin/1859/ 1940 Lena (see Laughon) Margaret M./Apr. 6, 1813/Nov. 7, 1889 Mary A./wife of/J. H . Martin/May 7, 1859/0ct. 24, 1908 Sallie/Mother/Feb. 25, 1866/d none inscribed (s/w John R.) W. H./Feb. 20, 1835/Apr. 19, 1900 William M./185911937 MATHIEU Elise A./dau. of/E. H . & J. V. Mathieu/Oct. 16, 1898/Aug. 18, 1899 MAYHEW Mattie Price/Jan. 6, 1881/Dec. 26, 1977 McGHEE Deborah V ./July 4 , 1867/Apr. 9, 1950 DudleyR/1861/1931 (beside Deborah) KathleenM/Nov. 19, 1884/Sept. 2, 1972 Raymond W./July 26, 1887/Mar. 30, 1953 McPHERSON Mary M. (see Roberts) Unreadable stone-footstone shows C. G. McP. (with Roberts stones) MEREDITII IdaA./wife of7J. H. Meredith/May 16, 1885/Feb. 18, 1921 Infant son of/J. H. & I. A. Meredith/born & died/July 24, 1919 Stone beside above - unreadable MILLS Maggie/d. Dec. 27, 1943/age 80 yrs 20 .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES- �MONROE George Andrew/Jan. 13, 1872/Nov. 6, 193 1 Grace J. (see Cord) James H./Nov. 1, 1871/Jan. 21, 1891 Lorena (see Shumate) Robert/Apr. 1, 1905/Mar. 29, 1921/Age 16 years Robert H. (Masonic Emblem)/d. Mar. 5, 1895/Aged 66 Years (s/w Sallie) Sallie M./d. Mar. 26, 1910/Aged 66 Years (s/w Robert H.) MOORE Sarah L./Our Mother/Mar. 15, 1862/June 7, 1915 MORAN Agnes/1899/ 1946 Elizabeth/1896/1986 Ellen/d. Nov. 11 , 1901/Aged 85 Years Ellen/1850/193 3 Gillie Henry/1867/1938 Gillie Katberine/dau. of/John & G. C. Moran/Jan. 29, 1901/Sept. 19, 1902 James/1849/Jan. 28~ 1905 John/185511931 John Edward/son of/ Moran/ cannot read dates Minnie Linkous/May 8, 1880/Nov. 10, 1937 MORGAN Della (see Vickers) MOSES Rebecca/wife of/H. J. Moses/May 5, 1847/Feb. 4, 1908 MOTTESHEARD Amanda B . Keadle/wife oflSamuel W./Jan. 16, 1857/Sept. 12, 1942 Myrtle M. (see Lyttle) Samuel WJAug. 13, 1861/July 28, 1914 (beside Amanda) MUNDY Charles RolandNA/PVT 115 FIELD HOSPITAL/WW I/July 18, 1894/ Apr. 3, 1963 (beside Harriett) Harriett Lawrence/June 8, 1970 Harry Shepherd/Oct. 11, 1899/Dec. 6, 1950 Virginia/1855/ 1917 MURPHY Irene (see Bisset) 21 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �MYERS Ellen Cox/185511935 (beside John A.) John A.IApr. 18, 1862/Apr. 27, 1923 NORTHCROSS T. J./Father/1867/1934 Henry T./Feb. 3, 1904/Aged 32 Yrs. Joseph J./Dec. 11, I 903/Aged 28 Yrs. Mrs. T. J./Mother/I 868/1936 PAL?vfER Inez (see Slenker) PAMPLIN Byra (see TJ;iomas) MaudHampton/July8, 1877/Jan. 15, 1950 Mildred Lee/Sept. 30, 1873/Dec. 17, 1950 PARK Margarita Mary (see Sherertz) PATTERSON Emma M./Mar. 26, 1893/June 8, 1949 Harry (no dates) Ida D ./Feb. 21 , 1870/May 8, 1945 (beside John A.) John AJJuly 23, 1863/0ct. 2, 1949 Johnnie (no dates) Pauline (no dates) PAYNE Alice/Feb. 13, 1870/Sept. 12, 1932 (2 stones) (s/w Kelleys) Alice/Eastern Star Emblem/1870/1932 Frank W./Jan. 16, 1868/Sept. 12, 190~ Infant son of/J. Q & Alice/Feb. 6, 1893/Mar. 1893 J. Q./Dec. 21, 1868/Sept. 3, 1949 Samuel F ./Masonic Emblem/June 22, 1854/Sept. 9, 1890/46 Yrs 2 Mos 16 Days PER.KINSON Elva (see Yingling) PETER Eleanor Custis.lb. Tuesday July 7, 1892/Rad.ford V Aid. Thursday Nov. 23, 1905 Gertrude Landon Pile/Dec. 24, 1874/July 13, 1934 (s/w John) John Custis/Dec. 4, 1867/Jan. 14, 1952 (s/w Gertrude) 22 'VfRGINtA-APPALACHIAN NOTES' _J �37 PETERMAN David/Aug. 10, 1863/June 19, 193 8 (beside Hannah) Hannah/Sept. I 0, 1875/June 15, 1943 Harry Louis/VA!fEC 5 931 Engineer Cons GP/WW II/June l 0, 1909/ July 13, 1954 R. Fred A./Mar. 10, 1900/Jan. 17, 1907 Vlalter/Feb. 17, 1899/ Apr. 17, 1942 PETERS Ella/wife ofW. J. Peters/Sept. 20, 1858/May 28, 1902 Francis (in ftont of Ella - no dates) Paul (in front ofFrancis- no dates) Emma Vernon/wife of7Arthur L. Peters/Apr. 8, 1869/May 21 , 1896 J. D./Feb. 1839/Dec. 1909/U.C.V. (s/w Mollie) Mollie E . Sublett/wife of J. D. Peters/Apr. 1847/July 1899 PHARES Mary M./1893/ 1951 PILE Annie Roper/Sept. 12, 1857!Jan. 21, 1925 (s/w David) Carey/Oct. 20, 1888/Jan. 13, 1913 David Landon/Sept. 6, 1849/Aug. 14, 1907 (s/w Annie) Early W./Dec. 26, 1880/May26, 1939 (beside Lillie) Gertrude Landon (see Peter) 6 Henry/B.ofL.E.)/killed in wreck on Southern RR/Dec. 15, 1878/0ct. 14, 190 Lillie V./May 27, 1883/Mar. 23, 1951 William David/B.ofL.E.) June 7, 1873/Aug. 22, 1894 (s/w Hemy) POPOVICH Florence Craft/July 15, 1872/Dec. 12, 1960 (beside Louis) Louis/Nov.20, 1868/Aug. 8, 1923 POWELL Margie J./wife of7R. H. PoweWApr. 18, 1885/0ct. 20, 1918 POWERS (or might be Bowers) Allen T./son of7_ _ & Mary Powers/b. _ _ _ 1898/d. _ _ _ PRESTON Virginia (see Howe) 23 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES l 90Z �PRICE Little Audrey/dau. ofi'E. E. & Mattie Price/Apr. 19, 1908/Age 3 Yrs 2 Mos E. E./Oct. 19, 1869/0ct. 28, 1931 Lessie P. (see Kessler) Mamie Kesterson/Aug. 22, 1913/Apr. 12, 1936 Mattie (see Mayhew) (beside E. E. Price) PRITCHARD Charles, Sr./1879/1976 (beside Rebecca) Dorothy K/Jan. 17, 1921/June __, 1921 (d. day not inscnbed) Edgar E./1918/1938 Rebecca/1888/1966 PRYNE Josie E./Jan. 8, 1871/May 26, 1907 PUCK.BIT Frank C./son of/W. T. & Minnie Puckett/Apr. 6, 1900/June 16, 1902 Minnie Dudley/June 24, 1874/ Aug. 24, 1928 (beside William) William Thomas/Sept. J4, 1866/Feb. 20, 1952 RADER A. J ./June 22, 1844/Aug. I 2, 1916 Edward C./Jan. 16, 1878/Aug. 2, 1958 (s/w Emma L.) Emma L./Feb. 22, 1879/Aug. 28, 1963 (s/w Edward C.) Georga Vivian/Sept. 23, 1909/Nov. IO, 1915 G. W./June 6, 1833/Dec. 1, 1913 Jrmie Edward/Jan. 27, 1903/0ct. 12, 1905 Lula (see Watson) Roy HJMar. 18, 190 I/Sept. 20, 1972 W. W./Sept. 17, 1872/Nov. 21, 1905 RANDOLPH Julia (see Carden) RANSON John T./Father/Nov. 12, 1891/Aged 54 Years (beside Maria) Maria A./Mother/Oct. 2, 1892/Aged 49 Years Octavia T./Oct. 28, 1836/Nov. 9, 1915 (s/w Wtlliam B.) WilliamB./Jan. 17, 1833/Feb. 22, 1915 (s/w Octavia) RATLIFF Sarah (see Akers) Ethel E./dau. of/ M. & E. _. RatlifllApr. 2, 1893/May 21, 1894 24 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �39 REAMS Betty (see Roberts) RIEG Addie Bradley/Sept. 19, 1869/Aug. 16, 1922 (tilted stone near 4th St.) ROBERTS (two large obelisks) Annie C./Feb. 28, 1863/0ct. 1, 1926 (s/w Walter R ) Arthur/June 18, 1865/Apr. 15, 1949 Betty Reams/Oct. 12, 1924/Mar. 8, 1933 Charles P./son of/P. G. & M. J. Roberts/Apr. 11, 1893/Mar. 21 , 1903 Edwin G./Feb. 10, 1864/Nov. 7, 1906 Essie May/Apr. 20, 1896/Jwie 5, 1912 Frank E./Feb. 17, 1867/Sept. 25, 1918 George E./d. June 7, 1887/age 53 years (note: 2 stones in different places) Geo. £./Masonic emblem/stone broken/d. June 7, 1887/Aged 53 Years Harry H./Sept. 21, 1868/Dec. 26, 1891 J. A/Mar. 14, 1891/July 20, 1917 Julia A.Id. Feb. 24, 1895/Age 56 Years (beside Geo. E.) Lena (see Laughon) (beside Walter) Lottie (see Jessee) Lucy J./July 20, 1870/Aug. 19, 1951 (beside Arthur) Mahala J./Mother/wife ot7P. G. Roberts/Nov. 4, 1864/Nov. 19, 1936 Mary M. McPherson/wife ofT. J. Roberts/b. Sept. 9, 1836 in Orange Co., NY/ d. Sept. 29, 1872 May (see Carson) Mrs. M. E. Roberts/mother ofi'Mrs. G. E. Elliott/1852/ 1907 P . G ./Father/Apr. 2, 1869/May 15, 1907 (s/w Mahala) Susie (see French) Thomas J./ourfutb.er/Sept. 18, 1891/aged 57 yrs 10 mos 9 das. T . R. R./Mar. 21, 18~ July 6, 19_ Walter R./Mar. 28, 1860/July 6, 1914 Walter R.., Jr./Jan. 16, 1891/July 24, 1935 ROBINSON Alva D./Nov. 27, 1872/Sept. 9, 1941 Ambrose/Mar. 6, 1835/Jan. 24, 1931 Mary M./wife of7J. Robinson/Oct. 26, 1840/Sept. 10, 1891 25 ·vrRGlNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �ROBY Beulah Garrett/Mother/1876/1935 (s/w Chas. Johnston) Charles Johnson, Jr./Sept. 26, 19 IO/Sept. I 4, 1943 Chas. Johnston/Father/ 1860/1941 (s/w Beulah) JohnR/d. June 15, 1892/Aged 32 Yrs. (s/w Willi~ Nellie & Annie Jenkins) Mary/d. Dec. 26, 1885/Aged 52 Yrs. (s/w Thomas W. & Thomas Andrew) Mary Magdelene/July IO, 1858/Feb. 28, 1859 Thomas Andrew/d. Sept. 19, 1870/Aged 5 Yrs & 9 Mos. (s/w Thomas W. & Mary) Thomas Andrew/In memory ofi'son of Thomas & Mary Robey/d. Sept. 19, 1870 5 Yrs. 9 Mos. (separate stone from above) Thomas GarrettNA/SGT US ARMY/WW Il/June 24, 1904/Dec. 12, 1967 Thomas W./d. Oct. 25, 1911/Aged 87 Yrs. 1 Mo. 10 Days (s/w Mary & Thomas Andrew) WilliamD./d. June 15, 1892/Aged 20 Yrs. (s/w John R., Nellie & Annie Jenkins) ROOP Virginia Belle/dau. of R . A . &/Sarah E. Roop/Jwie 4, 1897/Nov. 22, 1902 ROPER , Annie (see Pile) ROSS ** Charles P./Aug. 12, 1861/Nov. 13, 1933 (s/w Minnie J.) Chas. Peyton/Dec. 14, 1833/Apr. 13, 1917 Charles P. Ross was married to Miss D. L. Com Oct. 2, 1860 (on back of next Stone) Decie L./wife of/C. P. Ross/June 19, 1832/Aug. 29, 1904 Harry Peyton/PFC US ARMY/WORLD WAR I/Feb. 1, 1896/Nov. 26, 1994 :Minnie J./Nov. 25, 1858/Dec. 1, 1936 (s/w Charles P .) 0. J.Json of/Charles & Minnie/Ross/Mar. 19, 1904/Mar. 21, 1904 Robert E./Sept. 13, 1869/Aug. 21, 1891 Stella (see Wilson) ROSSER Annie (see Carson) ROTH This surname engraved on back ofDICKERSON stone RYAN Millie (see Foster) SALE Betty Baker/Mar. 5, 1859/Mar. 7, 1949 26 'VIRGJNJA-APPALACHIAN NOTES J �4 .1 SANDEFUR Ella/wife oflRobert Sandefur/Nov. 10, 1869/0ct. 10, 1889 (very worn) SAUNDERS Buford/Sept. 23, 1909/Apr. 26, 1911 Eva/Mar. 4, 1914/Jan. 27, 1918 SAWYERS Mattie F./wife of/J. W. Sawyers/Aug. 11, 1875/Jun. 13, 1897 SCOTT Charles H./d. Dec. 21, 1902/age 12 Yrs Margie/Jan. 24, 1922/Mar. 17, 1993 Mary Daisy/Sept. 1, I 893/Dec. 11, 1916/ Aged 23 Yrs/3 Mos & 11 Days SHAW Julius Max/July 11, 1908/0ct. 19, 1978 (beside Louise) LouiseBond/Mar.14, 1911/Aug.25, 1994 SHERERTZ Charles Johnson/Jan. 14, 1884/0ct. 2, 1900 (beside Fannie) Fannie Lee/Oct. 9, 1881/June 21, 1883 Rev. Dwight Lamar/Methodist Missionary for forty years/in China and Rhodesia./ He was a teacher, preacher/poet, and musician./St. Matthew 6:33 "Seek ye first/ The kingdom of God and his righteousness.''/Mar. 18, 1893 Radford, VA/Jan. 19, 1970 Silver Spring, :MD Margarita Mary Park/wife of Rev. Dwight Lamar Sherertzlmother offive children/Methodist Missionary as a kingergarten/teacher in China and Rhodesia/ St. John 11 :25 ''I am the resurrection and the life; he that believeth in me/ though he were dead, yet shall be live./Jan. 7, 1889 Kobe, Japan/Mar. 14, 1973 Silver Spring,l\ID SIDKANJA Wasil/Apr. 10, 1877/Aug. 24, 1907 SHUMATE Buford K., Sr./Dec. 2, 1908/Nov. 13, 1972 (beside Lorena) C. H./1883/1906 Lorena Monroe/Sept. 9, 1912/Dec. 7, 1999 Martha Ann (see Chavez) WilliamD., Jr/Mar. 14, 1910/Dec. 14, 1955 SILVERS Matilda Ellen/wife of/A J. Silvers/Aug. 13, 1840/Mar. 4, 1889 27 \VIRGINIA .APPALACHIANNOTES - - - - - �SAUL SIMON By Judy Blackwell Saul Simon, according to my view, was one of Radford's finest. He ran a jewelry store in Radford for years. He was always willing to help anyone he could. He walked just about everywhere he went and was a very "dapper" dresser. He was not very tall but quite trim and knew everyone and always spoke. He was proud of the town and wanted to promote it at every opportunity. I guess for his time peri~d, you could call b~ "Mr. Ra~ford" ~nd I think everyone who knew him loved him. People went to bun for advice, assistance and just to talk. He always helped the young people by extending easy purchase terms to those who wanted to bu! jewelry. I can't ~hink of a bad thing about him. It seems there was a long article 10 The Roanoke Tunes not too long before he passed away. This picture most have been taken in his young days. He was a lot older hen I knew him. My parents were very good in raising us not to discriminate :ierefore, if I eve~ knew be was Jewish, it didn't matter. ' 'VIRGINIA -APPALACHIAN NOTES �43 SIMON Saul/SFC US ARMY WORLD WAR I/1889/1977 (Star of David) SIMPKINS Little Blanche/dau. of/J. W. & Cora F. Simpkins/b. d. Cheedle J./son of/J. W. & Cora F. Simpkins/Nov. L 1892/Ma_y_l9-.-1-894 M. Gracje/dau. of/J. W. & C. F. Simpkins/Dec. 24, 1886/May 7, 1896 Ruth Wade/dau. of/J. W. & Cora Simpkins/b. d. ---Infant/son of/J. W. & C. F. Simpkins/Jan. 22, 19_/Mar. __, 19_ SllvfPSON Jessie A./June 7, 1902/Nov. 12, 1902 SLENKER Inez Palmer/1860/1940 SLUSHER Ocie May Lane/wife of/E. S. Slusher/Mar. 1, 1891/Feb. 3, 1911 SMITII Agnes/daughter of/J. L . & L. Mc. Smith/Apr. 10, 1915/0ct. 22, 1915 Alma (see Burton) Bessie/dau. ofl_. _ . & Mollie R. Smith/b. d._ __ Boxley/daughter of/J. L. & L. Mc. Smith/Feb. 4, 1912/0ct. 17, 1915 Carl Tilson/May 27, 1890/July 4, 1961 (s/w Mabel Wimmer) Ella Chisholm/1884/1972 (funeral home marker in front of Virginia C.) George S./Mar. 3, 1868/Feb. 7, 1950 (beside Pearl) Harold G./Oct. 6, 1905/Sept. 8, 1949 H. T./1877/1908 J. J./Our Father/Masonic Emblem/Dec. 2~ 1870/July 4, 1939 (beside Nannie J.) J. Logan/July 26, 1869/Nov. 8, 1944 Laura M./wife of/J. Logan Smith/Mar. 4, 1879/Dec. 15, 1917 Mabel Wimmer/July 23, 1891/May 9, 1974 (s/w Carl T~on) Mollie R./Apr. 13, 1859/Apr. 18, 1939 (s/w Snnth) dab _ _ _ _Smith (husband of Mollie R.) full name & dates unrea le Nannie JJOur Mother/June 20, 1874/Aug. 14, 1923 Pearl V./June 28, 1886/June 4, 1949 Phyllis/daughter of/P. c. & J. F. smith/July 18, 1892/Nov. 26, 1894 Victoria (see Kuhn) Virginia C./Oct. 2, 1884/Feb. __, 1972 (see Ella Chisholm Smith) Virginia Carl/daughter ofG. T. & Mable Smith/Sept. 8, 1914/Dec. 11, 1919 William L./son of/_._. & Mollie R. smith/Oct. 15, 1886/Jan. 11, 1890 28 \VIRGINfA-APPALACH1Ari NOTES_ �SNEAD Hattie/Apr. 4, 1888/Apr. 2, 1961 (s/w Walter) Kathleen C./Feb. 19, 1902/Mar. 3 1, 1982 (s/w William Thomas) Thomas C.NAIPFC BTRY A 111 FLD ARTY/World War I/1883/1952 Virginia/dau. of/J. W. & Hattie/1915/1918 Walter/Oct. 16, 1879/Apr. 21, 1941 (s/w Hattie) William Thomas/Oct. 28, 1904/Dec. 3, 1973 (s/w Kathleen) SOUTIIERN Charles J./1874/1941 (beside Eleanor) Eleanor T./1878/1943 SOWERS Lottie Kirby/Aug. 26, 1882/Nov. 20, 1907 SPELMAN Ruth Collins/Aug. 16, 1878/Apr. 10, 1962 STAFFORD Ann (see Sutton) Bill/James WiJJiam, Jr./Sept. 22, 1941/Mar. 25, 2000/His body was a gift to science Dewey C./July 26, 1898/May 28, 1934 Sallie B.!May29, 1867/Dec. 9, 1939 STALLINGS Ella (see Anderson) STARR Dilpha A./June 3, 1889/Mar. 28, 1900 STARRETT Lois Brooks/dau. of/W. A. & M. E. Starrett/A ug. 2, 1899/0ct. I, 1900 STEAGALL A. J./CO C/10 VA CAV JC.S.A.!No dates Evangeline Craft/Nov. 23, 1863/Jan. 22, 1944 (beside A. J.) STINSON Mary Alice/Mother/Feb. 14> 1857/Jan. 27, 1939 Thomas/CO C/3 VA. RESERVES/C.S.A. '61 - ~65 STRADER Mary A./Apr. 30, 1873/Aug. 26, 1944 29 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �STRATTON Harry M./ Mar. 1, 1860 Rockbridge Co., VAl Dec. I, 1890 Knoxville, TN STRICKLER S. B1annie Greene/dau. of/F. S. & S. M. Greene/wife ofi'Wm. J. Strickler/ July 4, 1894/Aged 24 Yrs. STUART Minnie (see Howe) STUMP Fred Leslie/son of/Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Stump/Apr. 20, 1896/Dec. 26, 1897 (s/w James Mitchell) George H./May 29, 1867/July 19, 1943 (s/w Minnie) James M./Sept. 9, 1884/Dec. 16, 1949 (beside Virginia) James MitcheWson of Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Stump/Dec. 5, 1898/Feb. 14, 1899 s/w Fred Leslie) Joe Buford/PFC US ARMY/Korea/Feb. 25, 1932/Mar. 23, 1996 John H./Oct. 25, 1855/May 17, 1930 (beside Virginia) Lucy A. (see Epperley) Minnie Lee/Feb. 9, 1874/Feb. 19, 1940 (s/w George H.) Ray F./Sept. 14, 1903/July 17, 1966 (beside George & Minnie) Virginia R./Oct. 10, 1858/Apr. 29, 1927 SUBLEIT Mollie E. (see Peters) SUTTON Ann Stafford/May 19, 1948/Mar. 23, 2000 TAYLOR Charles S./Dec. 9, 1885/July 29, 1943 J. T./Feb. 14, 1843/June 25, 1919 Beside J. T. Taylor - an empty base tilted by a rosebush Mary Catherine/Aug. 11, 1875/0ct. 23, 1943 Sa_or_ /Aug. 2, 1889/Sept. 1, 1891 (leaning against Mary Catherine Taylor stone) THOMAS Mother/Byra Pamplin/Feb. 22, 1879/Apr. 20, 1964 TILLEY Dora Atkinson/Sept. 25, 1871/Dec. 28, 1958 (beside Walter) Etta (see Cook) Hubert/son of/W. D. & Dora Tilley/July 26, 1899/Feb. 26, 1903 Mary (see Lambert) Walter D./1868/1945 30 'VJRGINIA-APPA[ACHIAN NOTE£ �TINSLEY John Rorrer/Nov. 9, 189.2/0ct. 2_, 1901 S. A.Id. Sept. 21, 1903 TRIGG Mabel R./July 18, 1883/Dec. 3 1, 1955 (beside Joseph E. C.) Joseph E. C./Dec. 21, 1883/Aug. 23, 1959 . Naomi Guinn/Oct. 15, 1907/June 8, 1986 (beside Thomas R.) Thomas R, Sr./Feb. 12, 1910, June 13, 1980 TURNER Edgar L./Jan. 28, 1880/Jan. 1, 1936 Electra A./May 8, 185 ll!an. 18, 1923 Eulalia May/wife o:f/W'tlliam N. Turner/June 5, 1874/Dec. 29, 1955 Jsa,ac/1847 /1894 ueVl 886/1899 ~J.llianl N. (Masonic Emblem)/Oct. 7, 1869/Aug. 3, 1933 VAD~aude P . .AJbertfwife of/C. F. Vaden/July IO, 1884/0ct. 19 , 1909 V AUG~ Reberta!l 898/1903 (s/w Nannie & William) Halli~ E~b/1876/1939 (s/w Hallie & William) ~ Henryl1872119_(not inscribed) (s/w Nannie & VERNON E~ Hallie) (see Peters) VICJ(ERSU Morgan/Nov. 30, 1868/Apr. 27, 1949 (s/w Thomas M d. De twatters/child of T. M. & D . S. Vickers/Jan. 4 1887/Jula ison) Ear Thomas/child ofT. M. & D.S. Vickers/Sept»4, 18891 l l, 1887 GUY g/1833/1881 (s/wParrylee) ct. 6, 1901 1~ ·vJ1833/19~9 (s/w James H.) P Madison/child ofT. M. & D. S. Vickers/Feb ~~~Thomas stone in middle of a large Juniper) · 6 ' 1862/Feb. 5 , 1944 J' VIADEAddie B.1188311953 (s/w Robert T.) Louise (see Whitaker) Frank J./Apr. 14, 1914/Sept. 9, 1941 N. J./Feb, 28, 1874/Feb. 28, 1946 Robert T./186711 923 (s/w Addie B.) V/iJJje/Mar. 2S, 1890/Sept. 12, 1974 31 \VIRGINIA .APPALACH,AN NOTES �4-7 WALTERS Mattie M. (see Arthur) WARD Alice V./1859/1954 (s/w Ellis) Bertie C./Beloved wife and mother/Mar. 4, 1899/0ct. 21, 1988 (beside Harry) Ellis W./1858/1947 (s/w Alice) Harry WagnerNNSGT 104 SN TN 29 DIV/WW I/Feb. 5, 1895/July 24, 1947 WATSON Lula Rader/Feb. 26, 1881/Mar. 6, 1963 WEAVER In front of mausoleum - one stone with the following In Memory/George - Lucy/Charles - Walter- Howard (no dates) Louise Gerald/July 9, 1912/Aug. 14, 1997 WEDDLE Alice E./May 20, 1872/Mar. 7, 1943 (beside Edward) Edward H ./Apr. 6, 1873/Apr. 27, 1951 WEIS Bettie E./Dec. 13, 1850/Dec. 13, 1920 WELLER Henry L./Dec. 2, 1861/Dec. 17, 1921/Age 60 yr 15 da Ingle B./Dec. 28, 1833/Sept. 9, 1901 (beside Margaret B.) Joseph L./l 853/193 7 (beside Susan A) Lula Canron/dau. of7J. L. & Susan Weller/Aug. 9, 1880/July 26, 1892 Margaret B./Mar. 28, 1823/Sept. 8, 1898 Susan A/Nov. 30, 1851/Jan. 27, 1934 WIDTAKER Louise Wade/Feb. 13, 1924/Aug. 14, 1987 Harvey G./Apr. 1862/Apr. 1, 1912 (beside Ellen Jane) WIDITAKER Ellen Jane/June 8, 1860/Jan. 15, 1902 (beside Harvey G. - note surname spelled with two T's) WILLIAMS Stephen A./Div. 301 B . ofL. E./Apr. 1, 1869/Nov. 20, 1922 Vernie 0 . Harrell/Mother/Oct. 28, 1873/July 20, 1918 32 \VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �WILSON AmbroseN A/CPL 115 PIELD HOS PITA f i WWT/:'>cpt. 6, I 893/f cn, 22, 19 70 Ethel R./Sept. 4, J 873/Apr. 19. 1901 Eugenia Sue/Apr. 5, 1881/May 27, I 901 Frank S.NIRGINIA/SGT US ARMY/WORLD WAR I/Apr. 5 , 1889/J une 3, 1959 Hugo L.NA/CPL 41 SANITARY SQ MD!WW I/Nov. 2 7, 1897/Fe b. 19, 1958 (on above stone, last name misspelled as Wislon) John A/Feb. 12, 1849/Apr. 14, 1910 (note two stones for Jolm A. ) John Andrew, Sr.,/Feb. 12, 1849/Apr. 14, 1910 (Woodme n of the World Mem.) Mary C./Feb. 2 1, 1855/Apr. 29, 1933 Mary Ethel/May I, 1897/Nov. 5, 1952 Mary M. Fink/Oct. 20, 1901/June 1 I, 1998 Robert Lilburne/Oct. 4, 1882/Jan. 29, 1964 (beside Stella) Stella Ross/Jan. 6, 1894/Apr. 22, 1970 WIMMER Carrie/d. Mar. 24, 18_/2Yrs1 Mo _Days James W./Oct. 2, 1860/June 3, 1899 (beside Jennie) Jennie Beamer/May 6, 1858/Apr. 4, 1944 Lois Elizabeth/Oct. 25, 1893/0ct. 6, 1965 Mabel (see Smith) ' WINGO Rachel A/Apr. 17, 1842/Dec. 27, 1890 WINSTON Nettie (see Harman) WOODALL Lucy (see Graham) WRIGHf AmandaM./wife of/R.. A. Wright/July 2 s , 183 8/Apr. 11 , 189 8 Boyd Harvey/Dec, 16, 1900/Dec. 6, 1918/A.0.K. ofM.C. Choice/son of/C. H. & E. C. Wright/Nov. 9, 1899/Nov. 22, 1899 Dorothy/dau. of Chas. & Nannie Wright/June 24, 191 O/ Sept. 28, 1911 Edmund Eugene/son of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Wright/Nov. 29. 1901/May 29, 1911 Eugene/Jan. 2, 1874/May 23, 1934 Ida Keister/Eastern Star/Dec. 29, 1875/Nov. 10, 19 53 (bes id e John J.) I nfu:nt son of/C. H. & E. c. W rigbt/b. & d. Oct. 26, 1892 John J./June 6 , l &70/Jan, 20, 1949 RPlx.- rt A./Apr. 11, 1833/Dec. 6, 1924/Masonic Emblem (beside Amanda ) 33 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES J �WYL1£ Joe (beside Lizzie) - no dates (might be Collins) Lizzie (beside Mary Kemp) - no dates (might be Collins) M ary Kemp/Feb. 4, 1 S9~/May 28, 1966 (with Collins family) YAEKEL B obby Ross/Dec. 7, 1891/Aug. 15, 1984 YINGLING Annie L. Fulwider/wife of/Edwin J. Yingling/Aug. 28, 1864/Jan. 9, 1948 Edwin J./Nov. 28, 1866/June 27, 1922 Elva Perkinson/July 21, 1876/0ct. 24, 1918 (s/w William John) Evelyn/Oct. 31, 1904/Aug. 7, 1905 George W J Aug. 22, I 840/Jan. 12, 1912 P eny L./son of/E. J. & A. L. Yingling/Feb. 8, 1893/Nov. 27, 1893 Robert/son of/E. J. & A. L./ I - -- - Sallie F. Cofer/wife of7G. W. Yingling/Sept. 8, 1843/Sept. 9, 1902 59 Yrs & 1 Day William John/May 28, 1876/0ct. 5, 1934 (s/w Elva) ZIMMERMAN W. A./1866/1929 William/Infant son of7W. A. & Elizabeth/Sept. 14, 1901/Sept. 14, 1901 MISCELLANEOUS OR UNREADABLE Our Bessie sleeps here (near Fink, Wilson & Robinson graves, most surrounded by an iron fence. Thelma/dau. of7unreadable/probably a child (near Lucas & Phares graves) Infunt/no dates (between Epling and Bond graves) W Wall /Masonic Emblem/Broken Stone/d. Sept. 19, 1888 J. A. on footstone (headstone missing - base only, below Wasil Shika nia and above Robert T. Lorton) Stone in many pieces under large boxwoo~ ~dable, between Rader and Ratliff stones Top broken off - killed n, 26, 190~Aged 44 Years (near Bradley and Bricker stones Apiece of stone: h. July 1, 1884/d. 9, 1888 O ther pieces of s tones, none read ubk; or blank Other stones that could be fieldstones marking a grave. Many footstones out of place and piled up in several places. Might be other flat stones that have been covered by soil and grass, we did not probe. No a ttempt was made to read and record verses and other sentiments on many of the stones. 34 \ 'VIRGIN1A-APPALACH1AN NOTE3 �50 Plaque on flagpole on Monroe side: Presented/by/Radford MontgomeryNFW Post 776/in/Memo ry of/all Veterans/198 1 The Radford Historical Society lists surnames only of people buried at Central Cemetery. We were unable to find the following names: Alderman, Dower, Duval, Kemp, McFarland, Panik, and Terrell. Those might be some of the stones that are unreadable, broken or even covered by soil and grass. The cemetery is fairly well maintained by mowing. Recorded in September 2001 by digital camera with many trips back for verification, by Mary Conner Williams and daughter, Leigh Williams of Pulaski County, Virginia. **Charles Peyton Ross was b . Dec. 1833 in Patrick Co., VA. Charles is listed as C . P . Ross, Private in Company C, Slst Virginia Infantry Regiment, CSA during the War of Northern Aggression. He enlisted 6/1411861 in Patrick County, Virginia. 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All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, c/o D. Martindale, 250 Preston Ave. NE, Roanoke, VA 24012-3012 ~OOKS for REVIEW: Boo~ ~bmitted to the Society will be reviewed a nd the review printed in a subsequent issue ~f the V ~· Wh~n subnuttmg a book. please i.n~lude the. price of the book. copies of the available advertisi ng ~tenal. and i~onna~on. a~ to where orders for addit~onal. copies may be placed Following their review. all books will be p laced 111 the Vugirua Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 26 - No. 4 - Fall 2002 (October, November and December) CONTENTS Researching in Botetourt County 156 Botetourt Co. 1792 Voters Source-Charles T. Burton, transcribed by Carol L_ Milbourn 160 Gravestone Cleaning Do's and Don'ts by Andi MacDonald 163 Caldwell Cemete1y, Radford VA transcribed by Mary Williams and Leigh Williams 164 Cemetery Beside Caldwell, Radford VA transcribed by Mary Williams and Leigh Williams 167 Membership Corner 169 Corrections to the Surname Index 2002 170 Suffrage Valuable in Alaska 171 Locating Ancestors in the 1930 Census by Megan Smolenyak 173 All the Easy Ancestors are Taken by Patricia Hatcher 176 Index to Volume 26 l 79 MEMORJUM A book will be placed in the Virginia Room in memo1y of Marguerite Tise, who passed away in August 2002. She was a well-lrnown Floyd County genealogist. Her collected work, donated by her family, is now in the Virginia Room. VIRGIN!/\ APPALACHIAN tJOTES �Sou.thweste:nt Vir9in.i a <;Jeneaio9ical Society) Jnc. P. 0 Box 12485 Roan oke. Virginia 240 26 Dear Fellow Members, This issue o f the VAN m arks tht: encl r,f \ ·nlum<.: '.26. 2002. Th e: ind<::-> (o r th e c o mpl e te ,-o lume is contained in this issue . O n bc:h::i lf o f th e Sucic:ry T \\·0uld lik e: tci tl1::ink B:ibc h1\\· lc r fu r co mpiling the index. It is a time co n suming ~cl \'Cl)' imp' irt:i.n t t:isk . 1 wo ul d :tlso lik e: to th:1.nk the o fficers for their efforts. With o ut them the Society w o ulJ cc:Jsc..: tcJ fun ction . _\big " Th:1nk You" to :ill. E lectio n o f officers fo r 2003 w:is he ld Jt th e ~ o,·cmbc:r. Gene s,vart%ell, ,·ice-r res idcnt and program chairperson elect, is already h::ird at wo rk an-~ging spc:i.ke rs fo r n e~r year. Co min g up are programs on the proper way t() fill o ut ch arts ::ind a lonk :it \'irgini::i cou rts, p:ls t 1nd prescn t. In March Barbara Vines Little will be o ur gues t sr c:a kcr·. l\'b rk you r c::Uyncbrs!! 111 e ho lidays :ire approaching. Time for fam ilies t0 get tugcthc.:r. Th e perfect time to gather information to furth er yow· research. Talk \Vith your o lde r rebti,·es ~bout C hristnns's pas t. \Xt'h:it traditions did they have? A re th ey s till o bscffed to day? \\ 'ho ClmC to tJ1 c fami ly g::itherings? rind o ut as much as you can. You may n o t h-::i,·c the ch::mce :i.s,r::iin. Happy Holidays to aJl and good " huntin g" Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roano ke.infi.n et V!HGINlA APPAL /\CHl1\H 1-..~0TES �·~~~~ ®ffi.ce of filler h of '1Iircuit mourt .,~ <!Iommonf:oen:ltly of ?Efirginin: ft;(~ ~.j \~· ' ' . J- j/ Qlount~ of ~ot.etour± TOMMY L. MOORE. Clerk P .O . Box 219 Fincastle. Virginia 24090-021 9 (540) 473-8274 FAX (540) 473-8209 PLEASE NOTE---FEES FOR GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH : Here in Botetourt County, Virginia , our records date back to 1770 and go through to the present . Our records include: Wills and other Probate records, Marriages, Deeds and Surveyors ' records, plus various oth er records of the Circuit Court. We also have acquired an impressive collection of currently out-o f-prin t books and other materials that have proven to be very helpful to people who are doing research on their ancestors . In addtion, many people whom we have assisted at some point with their research have sent us the books that they have written about their families . . The only records that are not complete in ou~ c~unty are the Birth and Death records . The simple reason for this is that.. the~e types of records just were not kept. However, one Clerk of this County~s Cicuit Court, who served from 1853 through 18 7 0, ~ept a mere listing of births and deaths reported to his office---wi~ho~t any oth~r written information to back up these listings . Within the entire state of Virginia, birth and death records, a~d Ce~sus records were not kept until the late 1800's. A local historian, ~harl es Burton, put t ogether numerous listings of census- related information---and we have a copy of all of Mr . Burton 's works . . rn this off ice, we charge a fee of $2 . 00 for a copy of each • All other copywork 7s done for a c h arge of $0. so per page . we also ask that you inclu~e something extra to help us off set the cost of .postage and handling. While we do not charge a specific fee for do i ng research for people who make such requests1 most people wish to compensate us for our time and efforst---therefore , we suggest that they make a contribution to our Book Repair Fund, which is used f .o r the ~ostly restoration and/or preservation of our collection of irreplaceable historic books and documents . Checks need to be made payable to: Tommy L . Moore Clerk. It will simplify matters for ~s in this office if you wiil address your research re~uests to.me in care of this office . we will be glad to try to assist you with your research in any way possible . ~arriage record, fo r they must be "certified 11 Sincerely, Patricia A. Honts Researcher .VIRGINIA A?P/\L/\Cr ::/.~~ ~JO~IS �Botetourt's History T here's little wonder that pioneers in the mi <l1700s decided to put down roots in what is now Botetourt County. The rolling hills, the fertile valley along the James River and the beautiful mountains that nearly surround this picturesque haven were as inviting 250 years ago as they are today. When those first pioneers started settling here in the early 1740s, the land was part of Augusta County. Three decades later, Virginia's General Assembly and Royal Governor formed the new County of Botetourt. The official date: January 31, 1770. T h e county stretched from its present bound.-r ary on.___ _ _ __.__......__ _ _' _ _ _ _ __ the east to t he Mississippi River on the west and encompassed parts of what are now West Virginia, Ohio Indiana Illinois and a11 of Kentucky, and all or p~rts of the present Virginia counti~s of Alleghany, Bath, Craig, Roanoke and Rockbndge. The county was named in honor of Norborne Berkley, Lord Botetourt, Royal Governor .of the Colony of Virginia. Lord Botetourt was considered a friend of the colonists a nd tried to peacefully settle their differences with the Crown of E ngland. He died in October of the year the county was formed. Botetourt is pronounced Bot-e-tot, or T!1ore quickly and almost as one syllable by natives, Botetot. The northeastern part of the county saw the first permanent settlers. They began putting down roots near what is now Buchanan. The early settlers were mainly of Scotch-Irish descent and were staunch Presbyterians. Included among them were a few French Huguenots. About 50 years aft~r the Scot.ch-Irish first came here, many began migrating westward and sold their lands to new settlers whoconsisLed primarilyof PalatineGermans. Those early Germans were primarily Lutheran Reformed and Mennonile. They were followed by the Dunkers ll~C c.a. a o~'"'" I 'l ontl United Brethren. Arguably, the first balLl e of the Revolutionary War was fought in what was then Botetourt County. John Murray, fourth Earl of Dunm ore, was nppointed Hoyal Governor in 1771, and he incited a wnr between the Native Indians and Virginians in 1774 which was known as Dunmore's War. The final battle of that war was fought at Point Pleasant on the Ohio River in what was then Botetourt Cou nt,?-and is now West Virginia. Andrew Lewis led the Virginians against the Shawnee and Chief Cornstalk in the Batlle of Point Pleasant. Cornsta lk was decisively defeated and the resulting treaty with the Indians opened up the Ohio River route to Ken lucky and much land south oflhe Ohio for colonists. That battle also set the stage for the colonists' revolution against the British Crown less than two years later_ Followingt.heAmerican Revolution, theJames River and the Great Valley Road led more seltlers and traders to Botetourt. Buchanan and Pattonsburg (now part of Buchanan) prospered with trade on the James River, and Fincastle the county seat, grew with commerce and more settlers who were often only passing through as they headed west. Meriwether Lewis and William C lark helped spur that move west.ward when they left Fincastle to explore the Louisiana Purchase under Thomas Jefferso n's presidency. The War Between the States brought its own ~r~gedy to Botetourt. Many of the county's men JO med the Confeder ate Anny, and while most of the war was fought in other parts of Virginia a nd the South, much of Buchanan was burned by Maj. Gen. David Hunter's Union troops as they made their own devastating march through The Valley of Virginia a year before the war ended. Botetourt continued. to prosper and grow afl.er the war, and even sent its own delegation to tout the virtues of the county during the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. . When the Sout~ern Railroad located in Big Lick (now Roa noke), it set the course for Botetourt's future. The steam engines and stee l tracks took the place of river transportation that had made Botetourt so important in the mid-19th century; but it a lso guaranteed Botetourt would remain a quiet rural county with small, tightly knit towns and villages that make it so peaceful and pleasant. as the 21st century approaches. 6 7 .. ,, , �-o 1~o ......, ,. - ·....·-- ,. \\ k \ --. ILLI NO lS ( '" •) ltllNTUC KY ( 11 9 11 CmiRLES It.VER 1& ) • • •fi4, 'f&\~IC I &'ls t.!lW ;CfNT , •• 154All'Tlf'! -r..e l•~A-ry G• P'A111• IN 1169, Wl-41('1 l QllMll°'IA T l!O THI!' A ""O IMPIA-.i OM\..'f TH e opr Tl-IE filtf"'" \lll'Alll • V IJtOl ... IA 'lAllllfiO Tt:llll!ITC:Ul ... MU~ I S.$ 1 11'9 1 .~ MO~"" At.10 EA~r IQr\lc:~. BOTETOU RT COU N T Y UM4> a f!UUN - '" ' Pl6 1-- - - Sf!O l SYlVANIA " 11 I 0RAN6i ll r-4. 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Over 21 years old. 3 . (a) 25 acres improved land & cabin at l east 12'x12' or its equal . (b) 50 acres unimproved land. (c) A town lot with house as above size. (must have owned the land for 6 months ) ADAMS, Henry AMMON, John ARMSTRONG , Thomas BEARD, Abram BECKNER , Jonathan BOOK Michael BOWYER, Thomas BRECKENRIDGE, William BRUGH , Daniel CALDWELL , Wil liam CARNEY , Pat CARPER, Nicholas CLARK, George CLOYD , John COLE, Samuel COONEY, Mathew CRAWFORD , Inglish CRAWFORD, Will iam CROW , Thomas CRYDER , J acob DARR, Joseph DAY , J ohn DEFORD , John DELZEL , Robert DEPEW, Elijah DICK, Jacob DRAKE, John DUNAM , Henry DUNOVAN , Cornelius EDMI SON , David ETTER , George FEIL, John FINNY , Riley FIZOR, John ALLEN, John ANDERSON , James Jr. BAIL, John BEARD, Martin BECKNER, Joseph BOSHEL, John BRECKENRIDGE, James BRICKEY, Peter BRYAN, James CAMPER , James CARPER, Jacob Jr. CARVI N, William CLARK , John CLOYD, Michael, Jr. COLEMAN, John COX, Abram CRAWFORD , Nimrod CROW, Andrew CROW , William Sr. CRYDER , Peter DAUGHERTY, William DEERDOFF, Henry DELZEL , James DENNIS , Joseph DEPEW, John Si: . DINSMORE, James DUDEN, John DUNCAN , DURGAN, John EDZAR, John FALLS, James FENLEY, William FISON, Peter FRANKLIN, Nathan AMMON, Durst ANDERSON , Robert BAKER, Daniel BECKNER , John BLAIR, Alexander BOWYER , Henry BRECKENRIDGE , Preston BRUBAKER, Abram BURNDRAGER, Andrew CAMPLE, Thomas CARPER, Jacob Sr . CLARK, Andrew CLOYD, David CLOYD Nucqack, Sr . 1"'< COOK, Jacob CRADDOCK, William CRAWFORD, Samuel CROW, John CRYDER, Andrew CURTMAN, Peter DAWSON, Isaac DEERDOFF, Paul DELZEL, James Jr . DENNIS, Joseph Sr. DEVENE, David DONE, James mm.E, John DUNCAN, George EALEY, James M. ELKEN , William FALLS, Peter FINDLEY, James FISOR, Henry GANT, Joseph �\lo l GHOLSON, John GOOD , Valentine Jr. GRAY, John RACKET, Thomas HANE, Henry HARVY, Jacob HAWKINS, John HELMS, Leonard HEWITT , John Jr. HICKLE, George HINER, Peter H9WARD, John HULER, James KARUS, George KING, Thomas KYLY, Joseph KYSER , Wi1 l iam LEATHERDALE, John LEFORGE, William LINSEY, Robert LOCKET, William LOWMAN , John MADISON, Thomas MILLER, Jacob MILLS , John MINMICK, Henry MOOR, Henry MORPHY James MOYERS , Wi 11 iam McCLALLAN , William McCONNAL, Moses McDONNALD , George McFERRAN, James McFERRAN , Thomas McMULLEN, William McNAIL, John NAIL, Thomas NEELLY , John NEWMAN, Jonathan NOFTZANGER, Peter NORVEL, Nathaniel PACK, Benjamin PATTON, David PEERY, George PHILIPS, John PLYMAL, John RANDLE, Richard RIDDLESBARGER, John ROCK, John ROWLAND, James SANDERS, Jacob SCOTT, James SHEPHERD, Samuel SIMMON, Christian GILLES , James GOODWIN , Daniel GRAY, William HAMMET, Nimrod HARRIS, Blair HARVY , Robert HAWKINS, William HENRY, Andrew HEWITT, John Sr. HIGHLEY, James HOUTS , Leonard HOWD, John HUTCHASON, Harvy KARUS, Nicholas KINSER, Christian KYLE, Robert LATHERDALE, James LEATHERDALE, John LEINOUS, Adam LINSEY, Samuel LOCKHART, Patrick LUSMAN, Fredrick MASON, James MILLER, Peter MINICK, Henry MOFORD, Jacob MOOR, James Sr. MOYERS, Peter MURRAY , Archibold** McCLURE, Samuel McCREARY, John McELWAIN, John McFERRAN, John McGLAHAN, William McMULLEN, William McROBERTS, Alexander NEELLEY, James NEELLY, Robert NIDY, David NOFTZANGER, Joseph OVERSTREET, William PACK, Joseph PAXTON, Joseph PEERY, James PHILIPS, Samuel PRESTON, John RANELDS, John RITCHEY, William ROWLAND, George*** ROWLAND, John SAUL, John SHANKS, David SIEBERT, John SIMPSON, Soloman GLOVER, John GOODWIN , David GULIFORD, Alen HAMPTON , John HARSHBARGER, Christy HARVY , Samuel HELMS, J oh n I·IBNRY , James HEWITT, William HINER, John HOWARD, 13aldwin HOWRY, Jacob JOHNSTON, John KIMBER.LAND, Palser KISH , David KYLES, William LAUNIS, Jacob LEATHERDALE, Wi lliam LEWIS, Thomas LITTLE , David LOVENE, Abram MADISON, John MILLER, Christopher MILLER, Thomas MINICK, Peter MOUCE, Peter MOOR, Thomass MOYERS, Samuel McCARTNEY, Dennes McCONNAL, Abram McDONNALD, Edward McFEETERS, James McFERRAN, Samuel McMULLEN, James McNAIL, Hugh McROBERTS , Samuel NEELLY, Andrew NEWMAN, Aaron NOFTZANGER, David NORVEL, John OWEN, Robert PATE, John PAXTON, Capt. Joseph PEERY, Samuel PICKTEL, Peter PRESTON, Robert REESE, David ROBERSON, John ROWLAND, George ROWLAND, Thomas SAUL, Samuel SHARKEY, Nicholas SIFFORD, Addam SMILEY, Daniel VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN UUTES �SMILEY, Walter Sr. SMITH, Abaslum SMITH , Jonathan SNODGRASS, Isaac SNODGRASS , Capt . Joseph SPICKARD , Philip SWITZER , Joseph TEATHEM, Thomas VINYARD, Christian WATKINS, Benjamin WATSON, John WEBB, John WEST, Henry WILSON, Josiah WILSON, Thomas WITHROW , William Added ( ) by C.T. B. : SMILEY, Wat Jr. SMITH, Francis SMITH, Thomas SNODGRASS, Joseph SNODGRASS, William SPICKMOR, Leonard SWITZER, Thomas THOMPSON , Ro bert WARD, William WATKINS, John WAX, Henry WELLES, Ed WESTON , Benjamin WILSON, Richard WISONG , Fite WDANDY, Jacob SMITH, SMITH, Isaac SNIDER, Mathis SNODGRASS , Joseph+ SOLOMAN , John STEAVER, George SWITZER , William VANOVER, Hinry WARNER , George WATKINS, Robert WAX, Peter WEST , Henry WILSON , John WILSON, Robert WITHROW, John WOOD, David *(Michael) (James ROWLAND) ** ~~~b~ (pa ch) + (Catawba) VIHGll,! 1.~ .'\PPALACHIAN NOTC3 �000T~ WC:£ Qjo;A LA.)lJJ\..C ., W-L.Si,..UUJ. U H' Gravestone Clean!ngJ~>o'~__and_ P.Qn 't~ by Andi MacDonald As the mo, ement for cemetery preservation spreads acrnss ou r nation , I am seeing mo1·c and more articles and videos on cleaning funer ary objects written by well-meaning indh ·iduals. It seems cYcryonc now wants to jump on the bandwagon without proper training. While we genealogists know how to glean fami ly history information from a burial recor d, or a headstone, or other burial records, man~· of us a1·c not spec ialists in cemetery preservation Just as the AssQciatio..lLl>f P1:.ofe5sio_1!!!.LG~IJ~al9gi_,1.;j5 promotes sound gencal o~ica l wo rk. we shou ld also promote sound cleaning techniques. A specialist in cemetery pr esen'ation is one who has taken classes from p rofessional stone p1·cscrvationists such as Fannin-Lehner Presen ation Consultants in Concord, MA, or L~· nettc Strangstad. author of" A G1·aveya1·d Preservation Primer." A specialist under stands the various t~·pes of stones and how chcmicais/cm·ironmcnt affect each. And, a speciali~i knows very specific methods for cleani ng fune r ary objects. We are starting to refer to cemetery presen-ationists as 'ce meterians.' a word coin~d by a n individual on one of the many cemetery conservation maillist~. There are a few points anyone writing an article on cemeteries might keep in mind that would benefit all. T hey are: 1 1 OONOT 1. Do not promote chalk or any othe r product considered to be natural--clirt, grass, weeds, etc. They a rc all harmful to stone. If you would like specific information on this, please cont act rne pl'ivatcly. 2. Do not promote household bleach; aka SODIUM hypochlorite. While chlorine is safe in very limited quantities, the sodium io it is the most harmful thing you can use on a stone. l.Jse CALCIUM h~·p ochloritc instead. And, never use calcium hypochlorite unless the stone absolutely needs it for hiological g r owth--use plain water and non-ionic detergent first. 3. Do not clean one stone more often than one time every ten ycars--longcr if possible. 4. Do not use any brush or product on a stone with natural bristle brushes as the~· will lcaYe fihcrs behind that biological growth adheres to. 5. Do not use llOwer washers, wire brushes, etc. These items rip the skin of a stone which promotes water penetration--stone breathes water vapor but hates water. (yes, stone has a skin!) 6. While it may be great to have a rubbing-please do not promote them. Tbc,y dam age stone. be l ien~ it or oot. Some cemeteries arc banning this practice altogether. DO 1. Promote the cleaning of sound stones ( if it sounds hollow when you rnp your knuck les on it, leave it alone) with a non-ionic detergent. The only two recommended non-ionic detergents arc Orvis (used fo1· cleaning horses and available at tack shops or seed/feed stores) and Photo-Flo (sold a t 1>hotographic supply stores such as Kits Cameras or some lhour photo stores). Both of these products are very cheap--ahout a petrn~' a stone. 2. Promote the use of WHITE NYLON bristle brushes, such as the ones you can buy with a handle for cleaning a bathroom floor, and other brushes such as used toothbrushes (with w hite handles and b ristles). Whitc=no dyes. 3. Promote contacting the Association for Gravestone Stu dies or the {;emctea_Px~.se121 ati.9!1_ AJ l ian~~ for more information. There are many well-meaning indi"iduals on the Internet who still cncom·age poor cleaning methods, so go to the experis (sounds like an APG mantra). 4. Promote teaching our youngsters proper cleaning methods and respect for cemeteries. 5. Promote wetting the entire stone completely (think sponge) before any hrush is ta ken t o it an d start at the bottom of the stone and work your way to the top to avoid stains that will ne\•cr come out. Only 11romotc nonionic detergents fo r stubborn stains; only promote calcium hypochlorite fo r complet e removal of b iological growth such as black moss. 6. Promote the book "A Graveyard Preservation Primer," by Lynette Strangstad, or promote membersh ip in an organization that works specificall!· with cemetery preservation or graYestone preservation. 7. Promote taking a photo instead of a rubbing. There are ways to bring every detail out in a photo while rubbings cannot. Photos arc not harmful. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CALDWELL CEMETERY Between 609 and 603 Sixth Street City of Radford, Virginia BEC KNER Eulabclle (see Caldwell) BROWN James Will iamJO ct. 16, 1922/Dec. 26, 1979 - beside Terry Lydia Yi ngling/July 23. 1884/Apr. 7, 1978 - slw Terry Terry Linwood/Jan. 17. 1883/S ept. 1, 1957 - s/w Lydia CALDWELL Carrie Yingling/Mar. l 0, 1869/0ct. 24/1926 - beside Milton Charles M./Dec. 3 1, 1875/Jul y 3 1, 1938 - beside Ida Clara McC01mick/Feb. 6, 191 1/Feb. 12, 1982 - s/w Paul Dudley McK./Oct. 17, 1917/Jan. 15, 1994 - s/w George M. E. Gambill/July 31, 1877/May 3, 1960 - beside Nellie Elizabeth B ./Sept. 27, 1868/July 4, 1957 - beside Frank B. Eulabell e Beckner/Aug. 12, 1907/Apr. 17, 1997 - s/w J esse Frank B ./Mar. 16, 1858/Mar. 25. 1925 - beside Elizabeth Frank Y .. Jr./May 3, 1928/ . I Frank Yingling/Feb. 3, 1895/0ct. 8, 1980 - slw P~uline G. C. (on obeli sk for William A. Caldwell) - see next George C./Sept. 6, 1832/June 10, 1904 George M ./Mar. 8, 1903/July 24, 1987 - s/w Dudley (two markers) Geo rge M./Mar. 8, 1903/July 24, 1987/ LC DR US Navy/World War 11 Ida G./Feb. 23, 1879/0ct. 26, 1927 Jesse Wailers/Dec. 14, 1900/Nov. 5, 1991 - s/w Eulabelle Katherine (see Mendez) Lorena E./Feb. 3, 1833/Nov. 11 , 191 5. M. Grace/August 6, 1867/January 26, 1962 . M ary/Elizabeth/Dau. Of/Mr. & Mrs./Chas. CaJdwell/born/July l 7. 1904/died/ Dec. 21, 1905 Milton M ./July 27, 1854/0 ct. 8, 1939 - beside Carrie Nellie B ./May 5, 1870/Aug. 16, 1945 Paul R./Aug. 6, 1896/April 19. 1974 - s/w Clara Pau line Pe1fater/Sept. 20, 190 l/Aug. 14, 1991 - s/w Frank \.Vilda Mac/daughter of/M. M. & Cani e/Mar. 8, 1905/Apr. 3; 1906 Wilda Mae (on obelisk for William A. Caldwell ) William A./Jan. 10, 1856/June 29, 1910 (tv,io markers) Willia m A./Ja n. 10, 1856/June 29, 1910/ Obelisk - Woodmen of the World Memorial Willi am A./May 23, 1909/Nov. 11 , 1999/son of/Charles & Ida - beside Zona Zona Pllillips/.June 22, 191 O/Mar. 29, J 998 - beside William A. {IRGINIA APf /\l .AGH!1\N .'t\. �CARSON J. Robe1t/Nov. 20. 1898/May 3. 1986 - s/vv Ruth Ruth R./JuJy 28, 1899/0ct. 30. 1994 EINSTEIN Cora Yingling/March l 0, 1869/January 20, I 94 7 - beside Isaac Helen B./Apr. 18, 1906/Jan. 25, 1996 Ida W./January 23, 1899/May 13, 1987 Isaac Lewis/July 1, 1853/June 11. 1934 - beside Cora Nina Y./November 25, 1893/May l 0, l 9T2 HARDY Renna Reinicker/May 9, 1905/Jan. 7, 1996 - s/w Thomas Thomas Irvin/June 24, 1900/Aug. 9 , 1991 - s/w Renna KEMP Sallie E./Sepl. 10, l 894/Dec. 7, 1990 - beside William William E./Feb. 26, 1895/Feb. 26, 1957!Virginia/SFC M edical DepartmenU World War I - beside Sallie LEPCHITZ Mon-is/Feb. 23 . 1924/Dec. 18. 1991 /ST/SGT U S Army/ WW JI - Star of David McCORMICK Clara (see CaldwelJ) MENDEZ Joseph Carby, Sr./ "Charlie"/ 190 I / I 978 - s/w Katherine Katherine Caldwell/ "Kaf'/ 19011I994 - s/w Joseph PERFATER Pauline (see Caldwell) PHILLIPS Zona (see Caldwell) REINICKER Howard Tuxworth/March 3 1, 1873/December 13, 195 1 - beside Octavia Octavia Yingling/April 9, 1878/July 17, 1929-Beside Howard Renna (see Hardy) (She d/o Howard and Octavia) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �YINGLING Carrie (see Caldwell) Cora (see Einstein) Lydia (see Brown) Octavia (see Reinicker) NOTES·, s/w =stone with beside = does not imply husband and wife, but a probability in many cases I = separates lines on stone This is a beautiful well-maintained cemetery enclosed by a brick wall and a black wrought iron gate. There are five houses between the end of Central Cemetery and the begi1ming of Caldwell Cemetery. A plaque on the wall beside the gate states this cem etery was established in 1904. R ecorded January 2002 by Mary Frances Co1mer Williams and Leigh \iVilliams of Pulaski, Virginia with a digital camera. fredmary@ i-plus.net �llol CEMETERY BESIDE CALDWELL In front yard of 603 Sixth Street Radford, Virginia ALLEN Thelma Lee/daughter of/W. J. & T. W. Allen/born Sept. I 0, 1911 /died Sept. 25, 1912/Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven COLEMAN Emma Likens/Aug. 8, 1859/Feb. 25, 1938 J. L./May 1, 1850/Mar. 10, 1910 HOWELL James E./July 12, 1906/May 19, 1953 JONES George T./SepL 4, 1885/0ct. 24, 1947 Mary C./Aug. 2, 1887/Nov. 14, 1938 LIKENS Emma (see Coleman) Low steel posts surround this cemetery with a chain strung between them. It takes up 1/ , of the front yard and is right beside the Caldwell Cemetery. There are only these six stones. The present resident states that many years ago there was a large farmhouse, behind the CUJTent house, in which a widowed lady lived. Her relatives were the ones buried in this little cemetery. The farmhouse burned and the children of the widow built her a small 4room home in front of the site of the old home. That is why the cemetery is now in the front yard. The present owner did not know the surname of the widow but it might be one of those listed above. The present owner has enlarged and remodeled this home. In the days of the farmhouse, there were no other homes built in this block of 4 111 , Monroe, 6t\ and Spring Streets. Now every plot has a house and they are close together. Recorded January 2002 by Mary Frances Con11er Williams and Leigh Williams of Pulaski , Virginia with a digital camera. fredmary@i-pl us. net VIRGINlA APPALACH1AN NOTES �Lard . . ....... 12 1/2/lb. Bacon . . ...... $.11/lb. Harn . .. ...... . $ . 20/ lb. Spare ribs ... $.5/lb . Potatoes ... .. $.13/peck Corn Meal .... $.25/peck Rice .. . . ... .. $.8/lb. Flour ... .... . $6.00/barrel Codfish ...... $.6 1/2/lb. Cheese ... .... $.12 1/2/lb. Cone Sugar ... $.15/lb. Crackers ..... $.12 1/2/lb. Ear Corn ... . . $ . 60/bushel Eggs . .. .... .. $ . 10/dozen Tea ..... . . ... $1.00/lb. Coffee ....... $ . 12 1/2/lb. Candy . ... . ... $.31 1/4/lb. Cantelope .... $.6 each Mollasses .... $1 .00/ gallon Beans .. .. .. . . $.10/lb. Bread ..... . .. $ . 11/ loaf Cake . .... .. .. $ . 25 C~rrents ..... $.12 1/2/lb . Live Hen ..... $1 . 00 \V.ine .. :···· .. $ . SO/bottle ', ~ort Wine .... $1 . 50/bottle his~ey . ... . . $4 . 00/gallon Rum .. $.37/pint ~randy . .... • . $.50/pint -orter and Brown Stout beer ... $ . JO/bottle ~amaica Tc;>bacco .. ... . $ . 50 I lb . Cigars . . .. .. . $5. 00/ 100 Stove Coal ... $10 . 00/ton Coal Oil .. . . . $1.25/gallon Glass Lantern. $ . 85 Coffee Pot .. . $ . 30 ~ea Kettle . .. $ . 75 ~ent a wagon . . $3.00/day Crochet needle .. $ . 10 ~atches 2 boxes .. $.01 addles .. . . . ... $2 0 . 00 boor spring .... $1 . 00 gold bordered and painted Window shades . . $ . 65 ~ar in 1/2 barrel ... $4 . 00 garden seeds . . . $.02 ~ilk crocks . . .. $.12 Gal l on jugs .... $.25 Broom . . . . . . . . . . $.13 1/2 Water Bucket ... $.31 1/4 llo8 Candles ... . ... . ... . . .. . $ . 02 1/2/each Iron Shovel ..... ... . ... $ . 75 Soap ......... .. .. . .. . .. $ . o 6 /lb . Ball of thread .. ...... . $.10 Calico .... . . .. .... ... . . $.09/yd. Cashmere . ...... . . ...... $1.23/yd. C~tton .......... .. . .... $.12 1/2/yd . Gingham .... . ........... $.1 2 1/2/yd. Muslin .. ..... .. . . . . ... . $ . 55/yd . Ribbon ... ... . ... . .. . . .. $.55/yd. Scissors ......... ... ... $.50 Sewing needles . ... . .. .. $.06/ each Writing paper ... . . . ... . $ . 02/sheet Ink ... . .. ... .... . . .. .. . $ . 15/bottle Medicine . . ....... . .... . $.40/bottle Medicated prunes .... . . . $.25/can Cridler Patent medicine for killing worms ... ... ............ $ . 2 5 Hair Dye ... . ... . ....... $.25/bottle Nails .. . .. . . . .. . ... .... $ . 1/2/nail Ask about our morning goods! Wool hoop skirts .. . ... . 1 - $2.50 Hair nets . . .. . ... . . . . .. $1.00 Bonnet ... ........ . .. . . . $.87 1/2 White and colored corsetts . . $2.00 Gloves . .... .... ........ $1.00 Black silk mitts .. . . ... $.12 1/2 Undersleeves ... .... .. .. $.50 coats ..... ... ....... . . . $2 . 25 - $4 .00 Fancy Belts ...... .. .. .. $.25-~.75 Shoes, Mens ... .. .... ~ . . $.62 - $1.40 Silk vail ... . ... . .... . . $1.50 Cotton socks . . .. .. . . ... $ . 33 Mens Boots ...... . ..... . $6.50 Mens dress shirts ...... $1.25 Shirt collars ..... . .... $.15 Ties . . .... . . .. .... . .... $ . 35 Vests (cotton, silk) . .. . $.90-$4.50 cotton suspenders ...... $.60 Work shirts .... ....... . $. 6 5 Night shirts . ...... .. .. $.75-$1.0 0 Hats (wool, felt) ....... $3.87 - $5. 00 Panama hats .... . . ...•. . $2.50 wood cane .... .......•.• $ .35 straw hat ...... . ....... $.80-$1.00 1850's OUR PRICES Prices advertised in the Virginia Free Press "VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �~embersbip (!Corner We{come to our newest :Jvlem6ers Elneta Z. Amicucci Martin & Sherry Akers Ellen Bower Patricia Brown Donald Dougherty Eleanor Drake William Green Anita R. Haksch Doc Hurt Leighton Huske Jane B. Myers Nila Reed James Reep James Roberts Ill William Rossie John Turner Jessie Peterman Memorial Library 4 15 Channelview Dr. Moneta, VA 1380 Bethel Church Rd. Forrest, VA 101 Sheffield Rd. Williamsburg, VA PO Box 17116 Reno, NV 48 16 Johnson Mt. Rd. Huddleston, VA 312 Johnson Ave. Warrenburg, MO 2907 Burton Ave. NW, Roanoke, VA PO Box 3251 Roanoke, VA 6623 Shingle Ridge Rd. Roanoke, VA 6006 York Rd. Richmond, VA 1256 Poor Farm Rd. SE Floyd, VA PO Box 3501 Radford, VA 2432 Broad St. NW Roanoke, VA 2939 Thistlebrook Lane Richmond, VA 3023 Tamarack Tri. Roanoke, VA 224 Oostanali Way Loudon, TN PO Box 69 Floyd, VA .JI. specia{ tfiank.you to these making cfonations Norman Adams Cdr. William Bagbey Virginia Irvin Michael Justus Winfred Hart Yvonne Linehan Ora Belle McColman Shirlie Ravenscraft Helen Rushing Gary Shaver Mary Williams D.Wubben Brewster, MA Roanoke, VA Corvina, CA Lincoln, NE Roanoke, VA Royal Oak, M l Roanoke, VA Florence, KY Savage, MD Roanoke, VA Pulaski, VA Scotts Valley, CA -·· 1A'1_.f~_"'"' iJ\f'i1 '" i-i·--r·E. \ .· itJ ~( j J,. . . .1 !.}.J''1l'lfl.;. V t l.J I '1 i. /\! [ �f7 C Corrections to the 2002 Surname List Mr. Charles Thomas# 653 wishes us to note the following corrections to his surname interests: BOOTH(E), George VA Montgomery 1813 DULANEY, Samuel VA Montgomery 1812 REED , Andrew PA 1750 REED, George VA Montgomery 1807 Joanne A Smith Mello# 663 wants us to note that: 1. Her correct e-mail address is : jomello@hitechnetworks.net 2. Her corrected surname interests are : CRAWFORD, John Augusta VA Botetourt 1750 CRAWFORD, Robert K. MO Ralls, Linn 1840 CRAWFORD, Robert K. VA CRAWFORD, William Botetourt 1798 VA Botetourt 1770 KILPATRICK, Margaret VA Rockbridge, Botetourt 1784 KILPATRICK, Thomas VA Rockbridge, 1784 Finally, Anita Steel's membership number, 779 was left out of th~ submitter:s ~umber list. Anyone interesting in the surnames submitted by# 779, Anita Steel, will find her name and address in the membership directory. The surname list editor apologizes for any problems these errors may have caused . 'VJRGINIA AfJPALACHJAN NOTES' �............ _( .--. .A . . Wu6uqt...u~t; WA.J·'f!IJN 7J. ~- ILLU'$TRATEP SUN.PAY ~GAZINE. . •· · · · . ': 'I . . ' .!tlAt /7'2'1 . .· 11 • . . . .· .. . . suFfRAGE ·vALu.ABi,E i1'r··. AtAsKA ·, HER FIRST ELECTION f" ... --~-- ' . ~ .. . .,.. ·. : .. .. ' . l ··_ 13Y. TH6t.;JAS' CA.LE First Full .Term Delegate · tp Congress Ever . . .Ele:ted From Alaska .. In Some Cases Polling :Places Were '' .200 Miles Apart . ' . ' I . b ~WE o! Alaska ha.ve Jteard and read a great deal · about bribery and the buying ot' votes In the electlons of the United St~tes proper, but l doubt _ . f any of the .People In Washington ever hen.rd ~r dreamed of ·;. ·' t man In American politics ·w ho asked the prlvllege of paying' . --.: , :or a chance to cast bis vote." · · . j The speaker was Mr. Thomas Cale ~f Fa.lrbanks,·Alaska ..\· the firs_t full-term. delegate ever elect;ied trom tho.~ .far·Oft . ·~·I tei·rltory. !\'Ir. CaJe is a tall, rugged man of perhaps 08 years. ·'· ' , He \\'as born In Vermont, but he had 11Ved for ·many years ln · Wisconsin and abou.t ten years ago he j~ln ed the adventurous spirits who: during the past decade, have built ~ nn empire 11• the "frozen north." · . . Mr." Cale was aslced to explain his remark and at .the same t. me to tell the readers .o f the !llustrated. Sµnday Magazine . something about the vast territory which he repres!Jnls. In response Mr. Cale furnished Ille following. statement:. . For years we of the great territory of the 'extreme notthi.. : west section of this continent have been asklng Congress to give us a territorial' form of .government. No one not·-dJi:ectlY · Interested In our territory can possibly understand our n eeds !lnd certainly no one could be expected ~o devote his tlmP and attention to our Interests. Senators an d" Members from .. the Coast a.nd Intermountain·Slates have alwa.y.s .shown a dis- , r:os!Uon to give us consideration, and have at a.II tlmes been . wllllng to do .what they could _for their neighbors In th~ north. ·. i ut they have had their .. O'Wn constituents to look after. a nd . naturally could ·not devote· all thelr attenuon to the needs ·ot Alaska. 'frlnally Congress listened to "Our appeal, In part., and' ·. In st winter we were recognized to .the extent that we wero .;' permitted to elect a delegate to Congrss who· w.111 hav tho .. : privileges accorded to similar delegates from Arl:zona, ·New !II~lco , Oldahoma and Hawaii and the Resident· Commis'- · stoner from Porto Rici:>: . · . · Under the terltls of th.e Act· of Congress, Alaska.' held her · f\:·st el~ctlon of national Importance last August. and· ·Mr. · Waskey of Nome was chosen the first' delegate. for ·the short term, the second session of the Fifty-ninth Congress: I was honored with the election to the full term beginning oil the 4th day of next March. There was virtually no pollUcaJ : di"' vision bet\'l'een Republicans and Pemocrats. Mr. Wo.ske.Y..ls' a . -.. Demo~rat and I s.m a Uepubllcari. Our people were . erithusl:-. : ~.­ as tic over the opportunity to send a'.· delegato to Congress who · ; : would be accor ded the privilege· of speaking .for them and ... upon the needs of the great empire:embraced wJ thlh the con. · ·,•:1, fines of the "Seward Purc)lase,'~ even· though ·wo. are. per- :• ml~ted, as yet, no voice in legislatlQn ·affecting oµr interests. -: ~ You people of the "mainland" can· have .no .conception pf . .:.•., ., dtlflculUes under which we labored to exercise the right or · ·=======~~~~~~~~~~!~!!!!=!!.I suffrage. In some lnsl.linces our polling places were 200 miles · apart an<l when I tell you that one old. man\. 76 ye9:!'5 of age: HON. THOMAS CAL~ J \J\RQ\~\1' ~?AlA~\-\\~N NCYn= s. . {. : .·. ' .. :. transport.a.tlon facilities, and today in. the town of Fairbanks, where r live, \ve -.can .buy .an· ~xcellent meal· for less money•than a like spread would' cost · 1.U: ono of tho best restaurants of Washington. . ·. · . ., ' · · · . . T.hl.s. change of conditions ts· due to tho great work done by.'MaJor .w. P. Richardson of the 9th u . s . Infantry. No man has done 'lui.l! as much for Alaska as' thaU officer. of the United Stat~ Army. . He. has been a r,esi.dent of the territory practically for the:.past nlne y~Q.rs;· and' his Intelligent grasp . of the situation ana ·Jlls untj.rlng energy· have resulted In tht! construcflon .or hundi:eds ot· miles of trails ·and wagon. roads which have been of ,IJnestlmable bcrtefit to· our people'. · l ' will cite· one ·Instance whfch 'Ulustrates my poinl Three-years ag() it cost u,s·oo t:o· haul one ·boller 23 miles to a m lrie. Today that same boiler · could 'be hauled the same .distan ce for 'less than $300, all on account of ·the roads which Mo.jo'r Richardson has bulll No man .hn.s ·done so much for lhe · territory, and 1f our people could control the. next Presidential clecUon I do · not hesitate to . say that . Major Richardson would 'br: una'nlmously elected. · #. Th~. populat\on"of A)aska ls, of course, cosmopolllan in the c.itt:reme. We have ln all about 75,000 people. Twentyfive thousand are non-Cil.ucl!,.Slans--Slwn.shes, (\louts and Mongolians. Among our . peo.ple you will find natives of every State n:nd territory In the Union: The Irishman and the Swede. the ScQtchman and the Slav, work slCle . by side. . There are Mex.leans, New Zealanders, Russians, Germans, South Afrl· cans-in fact, natives of p ract.lcally every counlry on earth, but the great majority are native citizens of the ·united States. And rJgbt here Jet me say thnt· there iS plenty of room for 'more. .Any man wltl,l courage; .energy and good health is sure of success In Alaska:.. There Is a. constant demand for arll.sans:, Carpenfers and . bla.cksmlths aro 1>nrlicularly deslreu. They can readily ·earn ·$10 to $12 a daY; bes!de3 their board. a.nd Ja:boreis ln the mines and in tbe woous are paJd $5 a day and tbelr bC1ard. · Thus 'far our mining operations In the Interior are confined to p lacers. Quartz mining is too l:ostly at present · because ot the lack or facili ties for tho transportation of heavy macl).lnery. But that is· comlttg, n.nd In · the mean~ lm e there .1re U1ousaiids or m.iJIJons ot tons of a url!erous gravel waiting the coming of the .man l'il th the pick and .the pan. · · First of ail, ,\re desire a fuH territorial form of goverrr. ment. We· want the pi;lvilege o.t choosing a legislature fo r .. ourselves, composed or men who: arc citizens of our territory and .who understand our need!!. . It ls absurd · to say that members: of Coilgiess, ·sitting · Jn W ashington are competent to frame all the· little l<?cal law.s which are so essential lo the government Qf our territory.. Thn very abl~t men who have µo per:ionnl knowledge o! loca.I · condJtlons are nol to no """""'"'1 . tn\ l>.nnrArl:\tll our nP-od:i. Hawaii hnn a, terr!- �trnveiea over a trail more tllan l:ill mue.s to irati:banks to cast to. pe exp~ctcd ·to appreciate ou~ neeas: .1:1awa u nas a terrl- . his vote you may realize bow hJghly the rlgh.t of suttrage 19 . . . tor1al form ot go rnmept, and even the people of lhe Phll1 appreciated by our people. At the outset of this statement cattle shipped from our sea ports, for blue-joint and ·red-fop Ip pines ·enjqy more rlvileges In the way ~f. local self govern! · remarked that I doubte d Jt any ot.. you people ot. the East . grasses grow lwcurlantly, and t.-wo tons ot hay .can readlly be · ment than w~ a re .pe lt~ed t~ i:xerclse. · ever heard of a man· willing- to pay for the pr!vUege of voting: .c,:ut trom an acre of our·vlrgln mead'o"'.s year after year. . · · Nex.t Jhere s ho.uld ·. e a. revision of the ~In.Ing laws. The . That remark was occasioned by 'the recollection ot an Incident ·Don't 'think. for a: moment. that Alaska Is . a c],ark· ~~a.tut.es which ar~ s,atlsfacto17 . In the '!'!lining ~tates of the which occurred on election .day. A rugged Swede, one of my continent. · It Is · true that during the winter months inter-mo.untaln ap.d coast regions are not . applicable. to the constituen ts, after traveling many weary miles to the polls, we see llttle oi' the sun.. . Late In December, Is · our darkneculiar condltlons exJs.tlng with . us, an~ they sho1;11d be so asked· tor a. "Ca!le and· Waskey ticket.'.' and when Jt was est period, and yell we have even now, enough da.ylfght or fr:~ed f!>Dd ame~ded 8:6 l? fl~ th9se con~iUons. ~anded to hlm he deposited It ln the ballot box and said: tlwllght to enable us t.o continue ou.r daily labors.. Th~ Then again, we are badly hampered by the lack or .adeDank you; how · mooch· 1 O'!"'e?" He was ready and willing w~ather, too, has' been grossly maligned; Away from the quate court !acllltle?Jl- .The 'V'aSt ·area. of 680,000. s quare miles to depostt tbe contents of his dust-;pouch !or thq privilege of · coast the s nowfall Is Ught, hut there ls a constant preclpitaUon ls divided· Into t:hree judicial dls~rlets, with one Judge to. each. exercising the ·ht of franchise whJch the last session ot · of frozen molsture--e. sort ot fine frost, which· sifts down Again, our. lighthouse and lifesaving ,service shouid. be CongresS' granted to him and all other foreign and natlve hour after 'holir. A coat .or an axe dropped on the ground ext~nded · and improved: Co!lin:ess bail. been liberal in sup- . born citizens vf the territory. · · . • · · will . soon be covered with a • fine, lmpal1>able frost-powder. plYing:adltlonal aids to· navJgn.tl?n along ..tb.e. Atlantic, Paclflc Alaskp. ' has sutt.:.red. ln the· past .be.C!J:WJ~ ot the lgnora.J;lce. ..B uti this I~ so Jlght that ·lt Is not snow; It may be .called !Jo • ·and ·gulf cce.sts' during . ~~!! pas.t few ,Ye.~, . and .we oi;i~y ·ask C'r lack 9f Interest on t he part of Congress• . ·sec~t.ary..SE!lVa.rd.... .1'.r~Q.~~ . du.s~~~!!,:.~ .tL~:;.dev~~~ ·~t JnOlsture It nevet " pnckS," ..that.som~ mo re·attention be glyett l o our great coast h~e, ~or was roundly abused for years for hls.so-called· toll~ 1n· buy,ing ..;·..a.nd-,ls· pract!Ca.Ily-no "imP.~lment {O~.locomoffon:.> no·n•t 'th1iiIC t tie-: s:wl(t cur;renO!· along our-shor.es make:·navlgatlon difficult Ala.ska· f rom Russia. :t'{o one then appreciated ·!-he vilst·w.ealtb 1·-,.tha.~I ,am:.,~~·to -'.ma!Wi;.Q'~t:upr.t . O.!!r,.ollmate. Js.",lllf~'~'t_l;uib.of ! and·''th8- ~J'.'BV~IUng- fogs, ·~dd to ;'tpe· d~lcul(! es. A few thou- · of the' territory which we .acquired, practically. for .z .;Mng. •..,;;~o~da.. .)d:~a:ve nb S.!JCli<Jliten!¥n; But:;Jt·.ls ..ilot" fliui!lf·dJl?er.;r ·: sand; dollars m.o~~ ·each. ye,ar. will add ~a.te.rla.lly .to the saCel.Y Today those who have given· any thought to Alaska•:at;,a.U'':' -ent· from~a~~·~~: :th\l:;~oi:t1\~!1.terrr:' and :~ottbeaste:rn' ·~~tee. \ not .only ·ot:.oiµ=:.own ~eo~le, ~':1t «of all tho:Je who come into perhaps known: that the fur-seal ll ~h.ertcs of the Prlbilot.iSJanfls, ·1, .The;man..wh~ltv~d.~thtougft. a ·w1nter·ln Maine.. or Minn~~ .,conta~t.;m~: u.s, · . . ·· ' . . ... . . · a.nd the salm o~ flaherles of the mainland are extremeti -vain·-.'. ..!i_9.t.~· w~l~~~ar~Y~j)tn!>W' .'the dUterence · betw~en ·his former ·1• • · ·.'4.f!.: to:.seh'oo~ leg:lsl!!-tlon, we ' are ~ellclent there .as well i · Jle-tha.t they, alone have returned. the ..whole cost ~~c,":tlie' · ·~B~derh:e.·~d·ID~!!Ka:.~~: .· . ·: :·:-"; · , : . . · ·~. : .. .rt..' ls true; "!Mat ·tn ·the .. m;unlclpalJtles : ~e opp~rtunlUes !or "Seward Purchase!' -to tbe l>eople of•tbls country... But: no one ..; ·., · :"\'9\ttti;'1fie:.~pef>Uon of such· be.rd.. woods:. a.s maple, beech . edl.tcatlug'; our·clllldi:en are flilrl'y s;i.tl~cto~. lint the school ~llJl possibly appreciate the vast -wealth whtcb stlll Hes :bidden·:· ·:~d ·~a.k;:·o'!I! .' #mber. 11u~ply ls verj..: Jlke ·tbe.t' or Malqc. We . : Jaws . shoaler'~ ·ii.mended · s? e..s .•to glve . the sro~. cnrnp~ . the m our mountains and along our s treams. It was nQt. untU the -.h ave·;mllllons-.'<?t .feell'l,>X 11pruce, h emlbck and 'blrch,"and a.long .c hano~ whlt:h·;they · !lSJt.:~o~ .the: Uttfo ones.. The lime .ls not <ll~covery of the placer gold deposits l~ ,: the · ngJon : ot .the -~he . :c~~t 'pine ·an'd. .,i::e'dar. : T~day:, we:·are gro~Jng · about au : fa.r ··d!stant· wh.en Alo.slta... Will lia,ve.:·a g.reater voice m the Kolndyke that Ala.aka. began· to attract. aUerUfon .. · Scarcely a . :.the :v.egeta.'blllll ' llSed ln tile terr!tonc. ,. No. celdry . Jn tho world . Iitltf,on ,tl)an .she hM .today, Slld .R ·Je essentln.1 Hui.t the t utu re dollar or capital and but a few hundred ventureJ!0°f!le souls -j~ .supertor:·tq;.that ~r?'!'1.li in the vicinity· or Fairbanks; and alt : men·;' a'tid .>y1omen' p t ·.tlie .. terrlto~ ~s~oul._d be given· a.n opporreached Alaska before the year 18!16, : But In the past ' ten ..s uc,h :ve'geta.l>J~ ., as .:-.tunups;i calibage lettu1fe ·and ' potatoes · tuJJllY. :to :ob'taln ' t'he rudlm~nts, at lea.st, of an e9 u~ation, years ~illlons ~pon millions of gold have been e:i:tracted fro.m · . prO'duce , good: ·.cr~ps~ · . · . , · . , . ' . · . ·. : . ·'. . · · :· · · , . wltliout :which t hey ·.cannot. hope to'. c~mpete -with their more the !JDll and ~Ing ope rat.tons ar.e literally, only tn'ru~~lr :: •. · Wb~n ·Alaska ·was-.opened-and that . waivonly.. ten.:y,ears · foriin·11.t~, fel.le>w c~tlz!?ris in' ~~e E8SI-; _ · " . infancy. . .. . ·: .-~ ~ ""· .ago l !l;·,~lty;-,...the': cost of··all<aprts of· provisions ·wa.s ~-"". ..:.Flna.Jly,· ~ell . me ·.rel terate t~at our territory Js In its ln:We have more gold In our mountain.a . than e,01or84(>. ,_. tremel_Y~'hlg]);:.;; ~4!1t~rn.:newepapers' published .blllo of. tare · de~ · '. .fnilcy. · '.Yfe ·are · not· y~t: !!). our teens. !Ve· w~nt more goo~ l\fontan~and Novad11. combln~d. We he.ve .. more . coe.l t'ftan ..:Jil_gt\ed~ to:·sliovr..,.that:. a;;man ·required a bank' account equ'a:i to . "·men"'and -.good:::womep among us. . ·We . have no room for underlies the whole State oi' P ennsylvania and our copper- de:- , . ·'1!ha.t:of.. .Jo~' ~.; Ro~kef~llel'< .owll. p , :Morgan trt-order to -obta1:n' :..v{eaklJnge or_.dog~lier'a.\es: Bu~· .for tbe real man ttiere · Is a posl~ are practlc.a lly limitless. V.-.:e · hav~ tln'!ber · enough to . a; . br~J.trast.. ~of··~~n ~ an'd eggs, rolls· ancti'c'bf!ee: '• Elg'ht or ,· cordlat .:-w:etcom~. : :WU~i:ign~es to -.~~rll 1s 'nio.i:e essential than supply the world for years and, 111 spite ot· the ·Yffde-spread· .. ten.'1 yee,rs·,~ago·..~µcti: :a 1'break!ast:.'WoUld cost·.i'atbef ;more· rn co.p.ltnl. ·lJµt ., thO • 'P.~slz;nl.<lt-.ancl..fie ·who falters and. becomes bel~ef tio the contrary, Alaska Is a great, )>ut ~n~ev~loped P~ri;son:.•th~· .. ln...the.~Waldorf 7AstQrla,· bu.t the.re : ha.e come a.. :. !le'sponuent:.,over . evep- set-back. Is "uot wanted. agricultural r egion. Some day I eJCp~ct to see v~t · he.r ds ot . de~ld.ed :c~~~~1n :.reeant· years, o~lng fo tho .h'np~ovem~nt: l'n. .., . · Men ~~-not .mice are. n eeded ln Alas~a. •. 1·1:"; +' l'AillB.AUB < 55 - (;) •• DAiJ.Y \?OTE THIS TIGKET~ .... I '• ->z .FOR DELEGATE.FROM ALASKA .,, FRANK .H. WASKEY ~ ~ > 0 ~ ~ 5 -i f7'.l VI ......'~-: .~~;., :. ... . . ;!=~ 'l:DIEs.. ;. .. . THOMAS CALE . ... ~.. . !'~·.~-~ : ·'.', : . . :. ~ .. ·=...: ...... ·.:. .. ...,, TUESDAY, AUGUST. 14. 1906 . I ..'' : .. ... . ;- ":'. ,,.: r VOTERS, ATTENTION Far the Short Tenn For the Long Tenn .:·.. . 1 No Registration required! No Marking required Receive a Ballot, lold It and hand to the election lud~cs Election day Tuesday, Au~ust 14 Polls open 8 a. m . " Close 7 p. m. . ·. I • ":'"wl>M., ·~ .;;.-.. - -1 ~ �17 3 Locating Ancestors in the 1930 Census By Megan Smolenyak Many of us are anxiously anticipating the 1 April 2002 release of the 1930 Federal Population Census by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). By law. census records are restricted for seventy-two years for privacy reasons, but the wait is almost over. Since the census day in 1930 was 1 April, that is the day that two thousand, six hundred and sixty-seven microfilmed rolls of population schedules will be released for public access at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. and thirteen regiona l branches , this year. So all of us can rush right out and find our families in the 1930 census, right? Not quite. We've become accustomed from most of the earlier census records to using the Soundex finding aid. This personal name indexing tool makes it relatively easy for us to pluck our ancestors out of the millions of names in a given census, and those of us whose kin resided in twelve southern states will still have this luxury for the 1930 census. To be more specific, indexes using the Soundex exist for the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida , Georgia , Kentucky (part) , Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina , South Carolina. Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia (part). The rest of us are not so lucky. We're going to have to muddle through without any Soundex. That might not be too much of an obstacle if your family hails from a sparsely populated, rural area, but what about those of us whose families lived in major urban areas such as New York or Chicago? Fortunately, the National Archives has already thought of this and made some finding aids available (see merrimack.nara.gov/genealogy/1930cen.html for details). The more you know about the family you're seeking, the more useful these tools will be. At a bare minimum, you'll want to know the names involved and the state and county in which they lived. To improve your chances, you'll want to learn their exact address in 1930. If you were around in 1930, you can be your own source for this information, but how can you learn this if you're a more recent model? Here are a few suggestions: * Talk to Your Older Relatives. Chances are you have relatives who were either alive in 1930 or who know where their parents were living at that time. Ask them! * Loo~ ~hrough Family Papers. Maybe personal items such as letters , postcards, and photos or official documents such as deeds or vital records will reveal the desired address. * Note Where They Lived in the 1920 Census. Just maybe you'll get luci<y and they'll have stayed in the same place. �* Search City Directories. Perhaps one of the most underutilized resources, these can tell you exactly where your family was living in 1930. Recognizing this, NARA has posted a list of city directories they've made available at regional branches at: merrimack.nara.gov/genealogy/citydirs.html. Additional assistance can be found at: www.cyndislist.com/citydir.htm and many major libraries have city directories for their area or state. So now you've found the street address. What next? You'll need to find out which enumeration district (ED) contained the address to narrow your search. This will enable you to, for instance, search just one neighborhood in Pittsburgh, rather than the whole city. Once again, NARA has anticipated this need and made several important finding aids available: * Enumeration district maps numbering eight thousand three hundred and forty-five sheets spanning thirty-six rolls have been reproduced as NARA microfilm publication M1930, Enumeration District Maps for the Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. * Geographic descriptions of enumeration districts are provided in NARA microfilm publication T1224, Descriptions of Census Enumeration Districts, 1830-1950. Descriptions of . enumeration districts for the 1930 census are arranged by state, then by county, on rolls s1xtyone through ninety. Details are available on the NARA Web site mentioned earlier. *The seven rolls of NARA microfilm publication M1931, Index to Selected City Streets and Enumeration Districts, 1930 Census contain address indexes to help you convert addresses into EDs for more than fifty larges cities, although it's not clear how the cities were selected. For example, Kansas City, KS is included, but the much larger Kansas City, MO is not. (The list of cities included in this publication is at: www.nara.gov/genealogy/1930census_city_streets.html) More on this shortly. Online Finding Aid Those of us with big city roots should all be grateful to Stephen P. Morse, Joel D. Weintraub, and David R. Kehs for the tool they've just launched at: home.pacbell.net/spmorse/census/ Building on data transcribed by Weintraub, this site is called "Obtaining Eds for the 1930 Census in One Step (large Cities)" and that's exactly what it helps you do for a number o~ major cities that weren't indexed in the M1931 microfilm series mentioned above. So now if your family resided in Jersey City or one of about one hundred other cities, your research just became a lot easier. Researchers with Ellis Island ancestors are already familiar with Morse's one-step tool to help search the Ellis Island database (home.pacbell.net/spmorse/ellis/ellis.html), and luckily for us, he's at it again. As with his other tools, I strongly recommend that you read his Frequ~ntl~ Asked Questions (FAQs), which will help you understand how to get the most from this site as well as what its limitations are. You'll also get a quick education in the 1930 census. Essentially, the site helps you determine the ED or EDs in which a given street was recorded. It does so by taking you through a straightforward query process. When you first go to the page, a single field will appear asking you to select a state from a drop- down menu . It then VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �page, a single field will appear asking you to select a state from a drop- down menu . It then takes you through a series of additional questions. For example , I conducted a search with the following specifications: State: NJ City: Jersey City Street: Bright St. House number: 136 (map) Cross street: Varick (map) Cross street: Monmouth Result ED 41 So now I can focus my search for my great-grandparents in just one ED. If I had stopped at just the first street, my search would have been narrowed to six EDs, but adding others helped me zero in even more. How did I know these cross streets? I didn't. Entering the house number activated a mapping function incorporated into the site. From the current-day map that opened, I coul d then identify nearby streets. Entering one of these brought my choice down to two EDs. Consulting the map, which the intersection of these two streets generated , I selected one more that formed part of the closed city block that interested me. This last entry whittled the field down to a single ED. If there is an already existing resource for the address you seek, you might be informed of this at some point in the process. For instance, if you select one of the twelve states that were Soundexed, you'll be reminded of this fact. If you select a city that is contained in the address index microfilm series, you'll be directed to the exact roll that contains your city of interest (incidentally, FAQ No.10 contains a list of cities in this series). And if you specify a city that's not covered in this site (since it's a purely volunteer effort, they drew the line at cities with populations below eighty thousand, although they invite volunteers to contribute the necessary data to add other cities), it will point you to the exact roll in the above-referenced ED geographic description finding aid you'll need to continue your research. For those of us with roots in Wilkes-Barre, PA, Sacramento, CA, or any of one hundred other large cities, this tool arrived on the scene just in time! Megan Smolenyak, author of In Search of Our Ancestors, companion book to the 2000 PBS Ancestors series, and the forthcoming Honoring Our Ancestors: Inspiring Stories of the Quest for Our Roots, can be reached through www.honori ngourancestors.com Copyright 2002, MyFamily.com. Thi s article may be reproduced in whole or in part for non-commercial purposes provided that proper attribution (including author name) and copyright notices are included. VIRGINIA fo.PP/\LACHIAN NO't:: �Ancestry Daily News, Weekly Digest Version http://www.ancestry.com/DailyNews Brought to you by the publishers of "The Source" and "Ancestry" Magazine http://www.ancestry.com For the week ending 16 December 2000 ALL THE EASY ANCESTORS ARE TAKEN by Patricia Law Hatcher, CG, F ASG That's how I felt. All the easy ancestors were taken. In my early genealogical experiences, I visited the Dallas Public Library, t he Family History Library, the New England Historic Genealogical Society, and the DAR Library. They had rows and rows of compiled genealogies--genealogies that did N OT contain my ancestors. I stud~ed the books. Many were undocumented but the information seemed to have come from public vital record s, from church records, fr~m tombstones, from wills, and from family records-records of vital events. My ancestors, on the other hand, seemed to have been one of the following: willfully negligent in reporting vita l events to the appropriate officials; members of churches that eschewed record keeping; too poor to have a tombstone; or too frugal to pay for a will. Their records had not survived their multitudinous moves. Over the years, however, I have managed to establish lineages for many of these ancestors. How? 1 found my ancestors when l quit looking for vital records and focused on record groups that might tell me about relationships. CENSUSES The decennial censuses are the backbone of oenealooical research in the federal period. They weren't readily available to early genealogist:. but th~y are to us. Relationships weren't explicitly stated until the 1880 census, but they are generally implied in the J 850. 1860, and 1870 censuses. I learned it was important to look at EVERY census. The solution to the ancestry of the newlyweds of 1860 mjght be found in the 1880 or 1900 census when an elderly parent was in the hou sehold--and explicitly identified as such. PROBATE RECORDS VIRGINIA APPALAGHlAN NOTES �/°7 7 I discovered that there were other probate records besides w ills. W hen there wa s property but no will, an administration should have occurred (although some of my ancestors e ven wiggl e d out of this one). Admin1strations required that the property be distributed nccord ing to the law. w hi ch meant that the w idow and each of the children usually go t somet hing~ often they were a ll li sted by name. If there were minor children, a guardian was appointed fo r the child (as guardian for th e property, not the person). Once a child was 14. he or she could choose hi s or her own g u a rdia n, and this action provided an estimate of the child's birth dat e. With this wealth of information resulting from the lack of a wi lL L sometimes find myself wishing the ancestor whose will left everything to hi s unna med wife and eldest so n had di ed in testate instead. LAND RECORDS Land records are easily the most under-utilized source for establishing relationships. E Jd e rly parents sometimes wrote deeds of support, giving land o r personal property to a chi ld if that child would care for them in their old age. The arrangement didn't a lways work. and a second deed several years later mighl switch Lhe agreement to a diITerent child. I love finding "et al" in a deed index. It may indicate a qu it c laim in which one or more siblings (usually with spouses named) sold their rights in thei r father's property. often to a nother sibling. Quit claims may be years (or even decades) after the father's death. Why? Likely th e m other recently died and her dower thirds reverted to the estate, making it easier for the c hildren to divide or sell the land. TAX RECORDS One of my favorite sources is tax records because they were created annua ll y. lt is so comforting to see William, his 50 acres, and his two cows being assessed year after year because it makes me confident I haven't combined two different men. The new entry for "John of W ." tells me of a relationship, and the entry for "William est." tells me of his death. l just wish tax records survived for more states. COURT RECORDS Tedious to use because they are usually unpubli shed and unindexed, court record s (especially depositions) can be a gold mine. Deponents were often identified by age, such as "Thomas, aged about 45." I have one family who appears only rarely in Massachusetts vital and church records, but whose relationships (amicable and otherwise) are detailed in depositio ns, m ost of which (fortunately) are in print. CHANGIN G MIND SET VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l /8 Once we break ourseJves of thinking, "I just need to find a bi11h record" (or marriage record or tombstone or Bible record or will), we have a much better chance of adding ancestors to our family trees. Patricia Law Hatcher, CG, F ASG is a technical writer, instructor, and professional genealogist. She has written, edited, and produced numerous publications and has written articles for "The American Genealogist," "The Maine Genealogist," the "New Hampshire Genealogical Record," "The Virginia Genealogist," and "Ancestry" Magazine. She is the author of "Producing a Quality Family History" (http://shops.ancestry.com/product.asp?productid= 1024). 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Vol. 26 - No. 3 - Summer 2002 (July, August and September) CONTENTS Grant-Bryant Funeral Records, Ellisto~ VA, Books 23-28 by Lucy Bryant Hurst (concluded) I 02 Melungeon Identity More Nurture Than Nature by Chris Kahn, Roanoke Times June 20, 2002 123 Surnan1e Index 2002 124 Query 140 Surname Submitters by Reference Number 141 Society Membership Directory 145 September 21, 2002 - Roanoke Public Library, 706 S. Jefterson St., Roanoke, will host a genealogy workshop presented by Shelia Steele Hunt of Hunt Multimedia Genealogy. The workshop will be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and will include 2 lectures: "Up a Family Tree", and "H ow to Find Your Ancestors on the Internet". Fee is $20 if paid before Sept. 19 (postmarked by Sept 16); if paid after Sept. 19, fee is $27. Mail to Hunt Multimedia Genealogy, P.O. Box 3826, Kingsport, TN 37664 or pay in person to Elaine Powers, Virginia Room, Roanoke Public Library, 706 W. Jefferson St. Roanoke, VA Due to the workshop there will be NO September SVGS Meeting VIRGINIA APP1\L ACHJAN NOTES �Sou:tliwestern 'Virginia. Geneafogicaf Society, Jnc. P. 0 . Bo.x 12485 Roanoke. Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, With this issue of the VAN we come to the end of the Grant Bryant Funeral Home Books. We would like to thank Lucy Bryant Hurst again for allowing us to publish her transcription of them. In future issues we will publish cemetery records from Radford , VA and transcriptions by Charles Burton. If any member has material that they would like to see published in the VAN, please send it to us . At a recent board meeting the Society received the final accounting for the sale of Charles Burton's book, Botetourt County, Early Settlers. Seventy-five copies of the book were printed and all were sold. Buyers, besides members, included The Library of Virginia, The DAR Library and The Allen County Public Library . Two copies were sent to The Library of Congress for copyright purposes. After all was said and done, the Society made a profit of $606.20. Not bad for a first attempt at publishing! This money will used to purchase materials related to Virginia genealogical research. Mr. Burton gave the Society the rights to his material in the hope that it would be made available to researchers and any monies made would benefit the Society. I believe that we have begun to fulfill his wishes. We hope to publish another book in the coming year. The Society wishes to thank Don Martindale for overseeing this project. Once again we are getting ready for election of officers. We need people to volunteer to hold an office . The Society cannot keep going if there are no officers. This fall we will vote on ch~~ges to ~he by-laws that will help the problem, but we NEED volunteers to fill vacant pos1t1ons. It 1s YOUR Society. Please consider being a part of it. Happy Hunting , <~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �fiO)_ RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 23 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Jan. 1, 1949 thru Nov. 4, 1951 - Virginia Butt, Registrar A lls, Reg ina Jo hn. dau . of John and Mruianna Koylouski Alls, born Unlrnown 07/21/1951 , di ed 08/07/ 195] , buried Whitlock Cemetery, Montg. Co. Brookman, John Henry, son of Will and Elizabeth Heslip, born Montg. Co. 08/17/ 1880, died 01/19/1951 , married, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Burris, Missouria Ellen, dau. of D .D . and Mary Craighead Martin, born Roanoke Co. 09/30/1871 , died 02/19/ 1951 , married George M. Burris, buried Little Hope Cemetery, Roanoke Co. Ca11:er, Emma Elizabeth, dau. of John and Pauline Strader Wright, born Sparty, KY 08/ 16/1868, died 05/0 l /1949, married E .D. Carter, buried Lafayette. Dow, Felix, son of James and Fannie Taylor Dow, born Elliston 09/23/1881 , died 1 1104/1951 , single, buried Church Cemetery, Elliston. Gardner, William Walter, son of John w . and Sallie Deyerle, born Montg. Co. 12/ 191187 1, died 11 /2 111950, married Nora B. Gardner, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Garlic, Walter James, son of James and Nellie Sessler Garlic, born Montg. Co. 08/22/ 1882, died 03/24/1949, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Gearheart, Emma, dau. of John P. and Un.known King, born Floyd Co. 02/29/1866, died 02/25/1951 , married John Gearheart, buried Reesedale. Graham, Ballard Lowell, son of White and Florentine Hubbard Graham, born Bedford Co. 09/2111875, died 10116/1950, married, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Henderson, Rebecca Hastlitine, dau. of Unknown and Martha Hutches, born Unknown 03/07/185 9, died 09/22/19 51 , widowed, buried Village Cemetery, Elliston. Martin, Bertha Cornelia, dau. of William and Ruth Hale DeHaven, born Elliston 04/17/1872, died 10/12/1950, widowed, buried Elliston. McNeil, Jacob William, son of Sam and Sarah Poff McNeil, born Floyd Co. 09/22/1874, died 04/29/1951 , w idowed, buried McNeil Cemetery, Floyd Co. VJRGJNll\ APPALAC ~·llAN NOTES �t 03 Moore, Permie Elsie, dau. of W.H. and Ollie Blankenship Bradford. born \1 omg Co 05/28/ 1882, died 11 /21 / 1950, wido wed, buried Moore's C hapel. Roanoke Co Pendelton, Thomas Henry, son of Tho mas J. a nd lf ildrcn l lo ldren Pe ndle ton. born Bedford Co. 09/13/ 1857, died 09/28/ 195 I , widowed (Sallie Pendleton). buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem . Pendleton, Sallie Clark, dau. of Edward J. and Cathe rn M artin Cla rk. born Floyd Co. 08/02/1860, died 03/23/1 949, married Thomas J. Pendl et0n. buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem . Reese, Eldridge Willi a~ son of B. Charles and Annie Blankenship Reese, born Montg. Co. 04/22/1875, died 10/25/195 l , married Bessie Reese, buried Ha ll ' s Church Cemetery. Reese, Walter Mitchell, son of Charles and Ann Murray Reese. born Montg. Co. 02/05/1880, died 02/03/1950, married Ellen Barnes Reese, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Reynolds, Lula, dau. of Thomas and Fannie DeHaden, born Montg. Co. 10/ 18/ 1880, died 09/17/1949, married Joshua Reynolds, buried Elliston Cemetery. Saunders, Stella Coles, dau. of Lee and Loma Calloway Coles, born Elliston 07/ 11 /1903, died 09/27/1951, married Charles Saunders, buried E lliston. Steptoe, Lula Louvenia, dau. of Gilbert and Bertia Bratton Deaton, bon1 Montg. Co. 03/18/1876, died 07/09/1950, widowed (Robert Steptoe) buried Elliston. Steptoe, George C., son of Nelson and Unknown Steptoe, born Big Spring, VA 12/02/1875, died 01/01/1949, married Mary E . Steptoe, buried E lliston (Church). Suter, Martin E., son of Otta Guy and Harriet Noffsinger Suter, born Ohio 08/26/1915, died 12/21/1950, married Doris Suter, buried Ravenwood, WV. Taylor, Robert Hudson, son of William E . and Phebia Taylor, born Pulaski Co. 07/04/1899, died 01111/1951, married Agnes Taylor, buried Mountain View Cemetery, Pulaski Co. ~ells, Burl Milburn, son of Samuel and Anne Peas Wells, born Montg. Co. 04/09/1872, died 04/30/1950, married, buried Echols Cemetery, Montg. Co . ·'-'I J' A v !Y'T· I • l .J ! /-\ 1·",I. n: I1\ l• :"\ /\...J. • r.:1 I 1 ; • • •• ~ I! •• : \ ;- 1• . : ·. .. t L -· �Wells, Joseph Will ia~ son of James and Sallie Minnick Wells born Lafayette, 0 l /25/l 881 , died 12115/1949, divorced, buried Lafayette Cemetery. ' W heeli ng ) John Nash. so n of John and Fannie Goens Wheeling, born Montg. Co. 08/ l 4/1870, died 08/08/ 1949, divorced, buried Dudley Cemetery, Ironto. Wood, Levy J. , son of Unknown and UnknoM"4 born Floyd Co. 02/10/ 1864, died 02/ 22/ 1950, married Lillie Wood, buried Dudley Cemetery, Ironto. MISSING A RELATIVE? Of course, very few people would have the occasion to check the three sources listed below. What happened to the person I hat was listed as insane, deaf mute, convicted in court ofa crime? 'The local "ja il" was not equipped to take care of a pr isoner convicted of a felony so they went to Richmond. Insane could have the meaning we use today, but could also cover many illness, deaf mutes, etc. Augusta County, Virginia. Both institutions are in Staunton. Deaf and M ute and Blind Institution: 1850 census, Starts on printed page #313, written page #625 (Ancestry.com - image 207). Ends on left hand page, no# (Ancestry.com image 210) -- right hand page (image 211) has printed #315, written #629. 1860 cen sus. D & M & Blind (written this way on the census page. Starts left hand page ~Ancestry.com image 267), r ight hand page (image 268) page #37, written page #793. Ends page #61, wntten page # 797, (Ancestry.com image 27 1. Western Sta te Asylum: District #2 1850 census Starts written page #629, printed page #316 (Ancestry. com image 2 1 I. Ends left hand page (Ancestry.~om image 218), right hand page printed #319. This cen sus give n ame, age, place of bir th - state or county). . J860 census. Starts wr itten page #65, printed page #80, (Ancestry.com image 276). _Ends wn tt_en page $76, left hand page, (Ancestry.com image 287. T his census gives name, age, occupation or marital status. sta te or country, and why the person is there. Insane -- ill health, fever, disapp'd love -- several of the reasons the person was there. Henrico County, Virginia. Pen etentiary of Virgin ia. I 850 cen sus City of Richmond. Starts page 339 (Ancestry.com image 20 5). Ends (Ancestry has the 185 0 census 'unavaila ble' at the time I was trying to check the end). This census has nam e, yea r com m itted, age, occupation, state or couotry. 1860 Henrico, Richmond, Ward J. Starts page:: #28 (Ancestry.com image 28); ends page #37, written page #48_ ?. (Ancestry.com image 37) T his census gives name, age, occupation, state or county, and name of crime. ViRGiN!A APPALACHIAN NOTES �/o S RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 24 - GRA T- BRYA>JT F U~E ~~L HONfE RECORDS Jan. 1949 thru Jul. l 953 - W.W. Likins! Fred Jvt C rai g. Registrars Argabright, Emily, dau. of Hade and Betsy Poff Furrow, born flo yd Co. @ 1876, died 01/09/1953, widowed, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Atkinson, Eugene, son of William R . and M. Taylor Atki nson, born Montg. 01/14/ 1875, died 06/30/1951, married Lena Hoback Atkinson, buried Piedm ont Cemetery. Bryson, Gordon A., son of John and Unknown Bryson, born Pulaski Co . @ 1867, died 04/19/1952, married Minnie Sue Bryson, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Carden, James Edgar, son of Hugh B. and Sarah E lla Carden, born Montg. Co. 12/20/ 1891, died 10112/ 1952, married Lola H. Carden, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Conner, Ettie G., dau. of James M . and Melvinia Poff Conner, born Floyd Co. 12/18/1881, died 04/07/ 1950, married Oman Conner, buried Barnett Cemetery, Shawsville. Creasy, Sidney P., son of David T. and Betty Hall Creasy, born Montg. Co . 10/17/1889, died 02/17/1953, married Myrtle Creasy, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Dool, Kenneth Wayne, son of Robert Lee and Edna Hendricks Dool, born 06/17/1952, died 09/24/1952, buried Echols Cemetery, Montg. Co . Dove, William H ., son of George and Janie Lane Dove, born Montg. Co. 03/14/1882, died 05/15/1953, married Alice Dove, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Dove(?), Stella May, dau. of Thomas and Mellie Epperly McNeil, born Floyd Co. 02/17/1913, died 02/09/1951, single, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Edmundson, Granville Eskridge, son of David and Mary Beale Edmundson, born Montg. Co. 12/15/1871, died 01/28/1953, single, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Gardner, William Redmond, son of G. W, and Ruth McDonald Gardner, born Montg. Co. 08/16/1870, died 04/06/1952, widowed (Jerusha Moses Gardner), buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. .VIRGINIA APPALACH!Af.1 i··.lOTES �\00 Graham, Charles Bruce, son of White and Sarah Weddle Graham, born Montg. Co. April 18 82. di ed 04/0111951 , married Lucy Graham, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Guthrie, John Benjamin, son of Wiley Guthrie and Unknown, born Floyd Co. 04/02/ 1856, died 01 /2 7/ J 953 , widowed, buried Ben Moore Cemetery, Montgomery Co. Hodge, Geroge Earl, son of George and Mary Robinson Hodge, born Montg. Co. 04101 1195 3. died 04/24/1953, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Houser, Russie K ., dau. of Un.known and Unknown, born Rockbridge Co. @1900, died 01/29/1949, widowed, buried Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke. Jennings, Virgie Idabel, dau. of Wiley and Susan Howell Hodge, born Floyd Co. 12/24/ 1888, died I 0/02/ 1952, manied Chester Jennings, buried Huffville Cemetery, Floyd Co. Likins, Martha B ., dau. of Andrew and Clementine Mason Boone, born Floyd Co. 0 9/23/ 1881 , died 03/0211952, married Walter W. Likins, buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. Loop, Ida C., dau. of George W . and Ruth McDonald Gardner, born Montg. Co. 07/ 15/1862, died 04/01/1950, widowed (Joseph D. Loop), buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Lucado, Hattie, dau. of John James and Lizzie Wilfred Lucado, born Montg. Co. 05/01/1881 , died 01/01/1952, single, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Mooney, Guy Elven, son of Stant and Lucy Wall Mooney, born Carroll Co. 0511711909, died 10/24/19 51 , married Louemma Mooney, buried Rockford Cemetery, Radford. Moore, Belle Everett, dau. of Richard and Emily Donall Moore, born Campbell Co. @ 1859, died 09/24/ 1952, single, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke. Musselman, Elizabeth Sue, dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born Montg. Co. @ 1859, died 10/14/1952, widowed (Charles M . Musselman), buried Musselman Cemetery, Shawsville. Norrell, Cora, dau. of John H. and Martha Jane Poter Robinson, born Montg. Co. @1887, died 08/0 l/ l 949, widowed (Charles Norrell), buried Shawsville Cemetery . .VF"h0:: :"\' t.· . I 1 1 f ~ I I .. , .• ' ' I - I • : I • , I •.. _, 0 .J �tol Otey, Hatie May, dau_ of James W. and Mary Jane L. Wa lt o n. born Fl oyd Co . 07/23/ 1873, died 06/2411951 , widowed (Charles D. Otey), buried Family Ceme te ry. Pilot. Otey, Jessie Tildon, Jr. son of Jesse and Bettie Atkin so n Ot e ·. bo rn Montg . Co. 11/1/1876, died 05/05/1950, married Vara Otey, buried Ba rn e tt C e me te ry, hawsville. Pannell, Bettie, dau. of B .S. and Matilda Lovern Panne ll , bo rn r-..1o nrg. C o . 07/04/ 1874, died 07/16/1952, single, buried D en Hill Cemetery. Poff, Henry Luther, son of Charles and Kate HaJI Poff: born Montg Co . 0 4/06/1877, died 07/21/1953, married Frankie B . Poff, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Poff, William Ivan, son ofNoah and Corey McNeill Poff, born Floyd Co. 12/ 27/1 9 15, died 08/13/1952, married Velma M. Poff, buried Huffville Churc h Ceme tery, Floyd Co . Preston, Samuel W., son of John W . and Mjldred Jones Preston born Giles Co. 06/15/1871, died 09/22/1950, married Bessie Preston, buried Family Cemetery, Sbawsville. Ratliff, Dorothy Josephine, da~. of Edward and Lillian Jones Ratliff, born y A 06;o8/J 952, died 06/2111952, buried Morr s Cemetery, Shawsville . Redd Charles Clarence, son of John A. and Minerva Duckwiley, born Shawsville 12/1 I/1893, died 1011211950, single, buried Shawsville. Rider, William L., son of F_rank ~- and L~lia Persinger, born Craig Co. 0910 7;1904, &ed 03/22/1952 married Georgia F. Rider, buned Sherwood Cemetery S ' , a 1en1. . k , 1190B, Roberts, Lorona M. dau. of Ira and Maggie Puc _e tt Monk, born Russell Co. 0212' died 05/25/1951 , married Clayton B . Roberts, buned Sherwood Cemete ry, saJefl'l· Robinson, William Mikel, son ~f Milto:i and Em.ma Robinson West, born 08/19/1949 died 09/09/1949, buned Fallllly Cemetery, Shawsville. l]nJ<rlOWfl ' . Scanland William Jackson, son of John and Sara Jane Sites Scanland bon1 rvfontg. 10/08/1861, died 010/01/1953, widowed, buried East Hill Cemetery, S~lem. co. "VIRGINIA APPAL /\.C HIAH t~OTES _J �108 Setliff, Evere~te Lee, son of Albert and Lula Turner Setliff, born Page Co. WV 0710511909. died 1 I/05/ 1952 married Vivian Songer Setliff, buried Sherwood Cemete Salem. ry, 0 Shanks, Connie Perdue, dau . of Asa and Olivia Palmer Perdue, born . Floyd Co. 07/15/ 1883 , died 02/02/1952, widowed (J.M. Shank) buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Showalter, Edgar Hem, son of William T. and Lou Emma Jewell Showalter, born Shawsville 07/23/1889, died 11 /21/1951 , married Ida Showalter, buried Piedmont Cemetry. Sisson, Clifford W., son of Stanley and Lydonia Miles Sisson, born Montg. 07/0511885, died 03/06/1951, married, buried Piedmont Cemetery. co. Smith, 'NiILiam Henry, son of Jacob and Unknown Butt Smith, born Montg. Co . 06/ 16/ J 861, died 02/11/1949, widowed (Mary Elizabeth Bush), buried Mt. Union Church of God, Botetourt Co. Smith, Charles Matthew, son of Unknown and Unknown, born Floyd Co. 09/08/ 1872, died 12/27/ 1951 , married Cora Smith, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Spang ler, Mary Susin, dau. of Harvey and Elizabeth Dickerson Sowers, born VA 0212511856, died 06/15/1949, widowed (W.J. Spangler), buried Piedmont Cemetery. Taylor, Maurice, son of E.H . and Nannie Mattox Taylor, born Montg. Co. 03115/1878.. died 12/28/ 1949, married Berta Taylor, buried Family Cemetry, Shawsville. Tickle, Cora D ., dau. of Jessie and Adaline Martin, born Montg. Co. @1894, died 02/06/ 1953, married J. Arthur Tickle, buried Family Cemetry, RFD, Christiansburg. Tolley, Joseph W ., son of William and Geneva Rice Tolley, born Bedford Co. 04/21/1872, died 09/22/1949, sing le, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Wells, Mary Ollie, dau of Isaac and Lucinda Barnett Austin, born Montg. Co. 02/06/1872, died 12/31/1950, widowed (George Wells), buried Den Hill Cemetery. V/flGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �(oq RECORD Or DEATHS - BOOK 25 - GRANT-BRYAN T FUN~RA L RECORDS Nov. 28, I 951 thru Dec I 7, I 956 - Virr:,>i nia B. Pendle ton , R egis t rar HOME All.en, Elmer T ., son of Nobb and Louisa Anderson Allen, born Mont g . Co . I 0/16/1875, died 09/19/1953, widowed, buried Gallail (sp) Church Cemetery Barnett, Fannie Craig, dau. of William A. and Lucy St. C lair Craig, born Montg. Co. 05/15/1883, died 03/05/1956, widowed (H.D . B a rnett), buried S herwood Burial P ark, Salem. Barnett, Mary N orthcross, dau. of Thomas F . and Ellen Davis No rthcross, born Sussex Co. 06/19/1862, died 03/06/1953, widowed (Crockett Barnett), burie d S herwood Burial Park, Salem. Barnett, James Alexander, son of Unknown and Millie Francis, born Blacksburg, 02/22/1870, died 01/14/ 1953, widowed, buried Hall 's C hurch Cemetery. Boitnott, Jessie Everett, son of Jessie E . and Louise H odges Boitnott, born Roano ke C o . 06/08/ 1950, died 12/14/1954, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem . Bolling, Allen, son of Elvara and Margaret Riddle Bolling, born Flat Gap VA 04/2911926, died 11/04/1956, married Marie Fleming, buried Bolling Cemetery, Flat Gap, Va. Bowles, Mary Katherine, dau. of William and Unknown Medley, born Giles Co. 10/13/1876, died 11/2811951, widowed, buried Slusher Cemetery, I ronto. Bryant, Lucille ~tliff, dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born Unknown 03/02/192 1, died 09/23/1952, roamed Roy Bryant, buried Reesedale Cemetery. Burris, Geor~e Martin, son of William and Feeby Bums Martin, born Sarah Co. NC 02/19/1872, died 10/15/1955, widowed, buried Church Cemetery, Cove Hollow. Butt, Harry C~cil, son of Jacob Berry and Hattie Belle Cheatwood Butt, born Elliston 02/11/1899, died 08/2611955, married Lilie Belle Butt, buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. ~0~cis~irfniaGray, ~au. of George and Mary Haynes Redman, b orn Smyth Co . @ 1895, 1 ie 1955, marned Ed Coles, buried Christiansburg Cemetery. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �( \0 Collins, James Luther, son of James and Bell !vfoDow Collins, born Giles Co. 12!12/1875, died 12/19/ 1953, widowed, buried Clover Hollow Cemetery, Giles Co. Duncan, Earnest Freddy, son of Virge S. and Sarah McDaniel Dunc~ born Montg. Co. 07/18/1894, died 03/07/ 1954, married Stella G. Duncan, buried Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Roanoke. East, Eugene Arthur, son of Richard Johnson and Mollie Ann Dove East, born 0 1/24/ 1882, died 05/27/1952, married Virgie W . East, buried Reesedale Cemetry. E llis, Lion Alexander, son of W.M. and Pearl Tyler Ellis, born Shawsville 04/19/1900, died 04/30/ 1954, married Margaret N. Ellis, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Epperly, James Houston, son of Unknown and Alma Sowers Epperly, born Floyd Co. 08/20/1900, died 06/18/1955, married Arlie H . Epperly, buried Family Cemetery, Montg. Co. Hall, (name Omitted on Certificate), son of David and Florentine Creas~ Hall, bo:i1 Montg. Co . 09101/1879, died @05/05/1955, married Lucy Helm Hall, buned East Hill Cemetery, Elliston. Hall, Louvenia, dau. of John(?) and Sofa Sink Slo~ born Unknown 01/08/ 1884, died 04/16/1952, widowed, no place ofburial noted. Hen son, Regina Evelyn, dau. of D .T. and Hattie Overstreet Farris, born VA 08/07I I 904 ' died 11110/1 955, married Sidney B. Henson, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Hundley, Louvenia Catherine, dau. of Mark and Mary Frances Alls Sower, born Blacksburg 11 /1 0/ 1880, died 04/24/1956, widowed, buried HaUo' s Church Cemetery. Jordon, Stella Bell, dau. of George and Elizabeth Turner Steptoe, ~om Elliston 10/03/ 1886, died 04/23/1954, separated, buried Baptist Church Cemetery, Elliston. Kinzie, Samuel Walter, son of Samuel and Unlrnown Kinzie, born Giles Co. 09/ 17/1886, died 04/12/1952, widowed, buried Pepper Cemetery, Elliston. ~cDaniel, Charlie Ross, son ofKirby and Fannie Martin McDaniel, born VA 10/22/ 1874, died 12/15/1955, married Lassie McDaniel, buried Echols Cemetery, Montg. Co. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �(Il Medley, Susan, dau. of Kalb and Delila Smfrh Maxey. bo rn Roanoke Co 09118/1952, widowed, buried Heslip Cemetery, Ellisto n. us ~3 1852. d ied Mills, Cora Netie, dau. of Hank and Alice Ric hards W illia m s. born F ra nklin C o . 04/24/1887, died 07/21/1954, widowed (Thomas W . 1ills ), buried Fami ly Cem e t ery, Montgomery Co. Moses, Arthur Benton, son of H enry A. and M ary E . La rc h t\1 oscs. bo r n Roa no k e C o . 06/23/1893, died 02/08/ 1952, married Gladys W ell s M oses. buri ed F as t Hill Cem e tery> Elliston. Pendleton, Julius White, son of Thomas and Mi ldre d Prest(')) Pe ndl e to n. born VA 07/01/1870, died 12/17/ 1956, married Fannie H a ll Pe ndl e to n. burie d J ohn · s Cem etery, Shawsville. Poff: Clinton Arthur, son of George C. a nd E ll a Puck et Pon: born Roanoke Co. 04/09/1900, died 03/29/1954, married Ethel Poff, buried Fairvie w C e m c tc r·y. R oa noke. Sarver, John, son of Mark and Mary AJls Sarver, born Craig Co . 1 1/ 03 / 1874. die d 04/23/1953 married Lizzie Sarver, buried Hall' s C hurc h Cemetery . ' Smith, William M., son of John Smith and Unknown, born Floyd Co . 04105 / I 869, died 07/17/1956, widowed (Lousey Smith), buried Fairview Cemetery. Na rro w s . Smith, George Asa, son of George E . and Josie Bond Smith, born Floyd Co . 05/20/1912, died 07/28/1953, single, buried Big Sandy Cemetery. Floyd Co . St. Clair, Bertha Wells, dau. of John and M ary Martin W e lls , born Montg. Co. 03/0911877, died 01/22/ 1954, widowed, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Taylor, John Harvey, son of Michel and Nancy Bowles Taylo r, born Montg. Co. 02/18/1872, died 07/12/1956, married Lelia Lara Taylor, buried Reesedale Cemetery. Vest, James Nash, son of Floyd and Mary J . Angle Vest, born F loyd Co . 07/24/1874, died 04/12/1954, married Eliza Vest, buried Terry's Fork Cemetery, Floyd Co. Viers, Brice Madison, son of Laye and Mary Owend Vie rs, b o rn Buchanan Co. ~~2711897, died 11/02/1952, married Ethel V iers, buried Vansant Cemetery, Vansant, j �l l )__ Wells, Risdon Leslie, son of John B. and Julia A. Richardson Wells, born Montg. Co. 09/13/1885 , died 12/27/1953, single, buried Richardson Cemetery. Wiclher, James Haden, son of James H. and Annie J. Murphy Wilcher, born Botetourt Co. 04/06/1879, died l 1/09/1952, widowed (Cas E. Dooley), buried Troutville Cemetery, Troutville, VA. Wimmer, Nellie Wisler, dau. of Joseph W. and Ruth M. Turner Wells, born Montg. Co. 04/16/ 1913, died 04119/1955, djvorced, buried Lafayette Cemetery. Yopp, Lucy Ann, dau. of Cyles (Silas) and Sarah Hall Stewart, born Montg. Co. 06/04/1854, died 03/16/1953, widowed (Harvey Yopp) buried GaWee Cemetery. What Are the Records for Castle Garden? Prio r to the opening of Ellis Island, immigrant processing was the responsibility of the st~te, and . before 1855, there was no official center. In 1855, the State of New York began proces_smg immigrants through the facilities at Castle Garden (previously known as Castle CJznton). m response to a massive influx of immigrants. Trus did not prove to be the best poss~Je site, though, because as the new immjgrru1ls Jefi the facilities, they were routinely exploited by con men, who sold them phony tickets to various destinations, took their money in exchange for non-existent jobs, or found other ways to pa.it the unwruy immigrant with his or her money. No administrative lists from Castle Garden are known to have survived, but the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has microfilmed copies of pas~nger lists from this period . That's the good news. Now for the bad news: There is no central index to these records. NARA's "Immim-ant and Passenger Arrivals: Select Catalog ofNARA Microfilm Publications" lists the fottowing for New York, New York under 'Index to Publications by Port'· Indexes to passenger lists 1820-1 846 [M26 I] 1897-1 902 [T51 9] 1902-1943 (T621] 1906-1942 [T61 2 ] 1944- 1948 [M 1417] Passenger lists 1820-1897 [M23 7) 1897-1957 (i ncl udes crew lists) (T71 5] Registers ofvessels, 1789- 1919 [M1066] The letter/number combination in brackets is the NARA seties number. Within each series are varying numbers of films. The lists of microfilm rolls are available here. More good news: There are efforts to post the lists online through websites like the lmmigrant Ship Transcribers Guild, or Olive Tree Genealogy. YIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �\ \3 RECORD OF DEATHS - BOO K 26 - GRA.'\.." -I - BR Y . \~ r FL. ~ERA.L HO~fE RECORDS Nov. 27, 1954 thru Jan I 19 58 - F red .\ 1 Crai~. RL:~ 1 " 1 rar Akers, Roy Cleveland, son of Mason and \Villi<.: .\ 1a<.: Th o m:i _ Akers. bo rn Floyd Co 08/28/1923, died December J 957, si ng le, buried 'A'hitc Rock Cc:mL'tc0·. Can hage. \'A Alley, Lilly Clara, dau. of Clement and Catherine Spangler Duncan, born Floyd Co 04/28/1884, died 03 / J5/ 1955, widowed, bu ried f l uffvillc Ccmc1c1·y. Flo )·d Co Altizer, Ballard E., son of Berdine and Minerva Oo lc n Altizer, born Fl oyd Co 0612611885, died 07113/1955, marri ed Emma Altizer, buried 'A'hee ling Cemetery. M o nt g Co. Atkinson, Bonnie Lou, dau. of Jefferson and Annie Fay 1 lufT Atkinson, born VA 11/1811956, died 12/0711956, buried Barnett Cemetery, f\.1on tg Co Bandy, Alonzo E dward, son of Frank and Virg inia Atk inson Bandy. born Montg. Co. 08/17/I871, died 11/19/1953, married Ov Bandy, buried She rwood Cemetery, Salem. Bandy, Charles M., son of Frank T. and Virgini a Atkinson Bandy, born Montg. Co. 03/11/1883, died 03/24/1954, divorced (Agnes Bandy), buried S herwood Cemetery, Salem Bandy, Mary B., dau of Ben and Martha Parrish Yat es, born Roanoke Co . 01/22/1883, died 01/0711954, widowed (John W . Bandy), buried Alleghany C e metery. Barnett, Nettie Loving, dau. of James and Frances Z immerman Farrow, born Lafayette 12118/1864, died 08/17/1957, widowed (Robert Barnett), buried Cedar Lawn, Roanoke. Broyles, Ellen Isabell, dau. of William H . and Martha Harvey Underwood, born WV 0?/01/1860, died 09/16/1953, widowed, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. !i~tt, Alice Heslep, dau. of Joseph and Anna M~ndy Hes lep, born Montg. Co. 08/04/1865, d OS/30/1956, widowed (Frank A. Butt), buned Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. Claxton, L · ct·ed ewis, son of Peter and Amanda Norrell Claxton, born Montg. Co. 04//10/1887, 1 05 /09/1956, widowed , buried Shawsville. .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - --- - - -~----~~- - - �Compto n, John F .. son of Eliah and Nancy J. Burkland Compton, born Tazewell Co. 02/06/1869, died 02/06/ 1 955~ widowed (Amanda L. Compton), buried Piedmont Cemete ry Conner, Saller(?) C. , dau . of Hess K. and Maude Haynes Overstreet, born Roanoke Co. 07/03/1 9 12, died 02/11/1954, married Ivan V Conner, buried Barnett Cemetery, Shawsville . Correll, Elias Edward, son of George and Hanna Wickham Correll, born Montg. Co. 02/02/1868, died 02/11 / l 9 55, widowed, buried Correll Cemetery, Shawsvilie. Cox, Avis Mildred, dau. ofErnest C. and Mattie Phillips Cox, born Floyd Co. 01/05/1 914, died 10/0 6/1 957, divorced (Thomas Goad) buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Craig, James William, son of William Archer and Lucy St Clair Craig, born Montg. Co. 08/04/1872, died 11/18/1955, widowed (Fannie Whitworth), buried White Cemetery, Shawsville. Craiger, Jack, son of John and Unknown Craiger, born VA 09/08/1 895, died 11/27/ l 954, married Ruby Craiger, buried Craiger Cemetery, Wise Co. Craighead, Elzora Jane, dau. of Joseph Landon and Katherine Oaks Conner, born Floyd Co. 08/ 06/1887, died 12/3111954, married Peter Craighead, buried Craighead Cemetery, Copper Hill. D ickerson, Rosa Etta, dau. of Tom and Louisa Unknown Beverly, born Shawsville 02/09/1859, died 12/04/1957, widowed (Benjamin Dickerson), buried Shawsville Cemetery. Funk, Luema, dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born Floyd Co. 04/02/ 186 1, died 01/0111958, widowed (William H . Funk), buried Copper Hill Cemetery, Floyd Co. Fuqua, Byron E ., son of John P . and Bertha M . Stiff Fuqua, born Vinton 07/07/1 898, died 06/1 9/ 1956, married Rachel Palmer Fuqua, buried Mt. View Cemetery, Vinton. Gardner, Nannie Sue, dau. of George W. and Ruth McDonald Gardner, born Montg. Co. 04/10/1877, died 08/08/1956, single, buried Fanuly Cemetery, Shawsville. YIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l~5 Graham, Della Stewart, dau. of Giles and Julia Creasy Ste\vart. born Monta. Co . 0311711880, died 11 /24/1956, widowed (Ballard L. Graham), buried S her.vood Ce~etery, Salem. Hall, General Washington, Jr., son of General W , Jr. a nd D ella Leprad Hall. born E lli ston 12/ 1921, died 09/30/1957, married Frances Who rl ey H all, buried Famil y Cemetery, Elliston. Henderson, Betty J., dau. of Woodrow W . and Cl a udine F . R eese Henderson born Montg. Co. 08/14/1945, died 02/25/1956, single, burie d S unset Cemetery, Christian~bu rg. Hollandsworth, John Croy, son of Collie E. and Myrtle Moore H o ll a ndsworth, born Floyd Co. 06/20/1930, died 09/27/1957, married Dorothy Hollands worth, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Howery, Maude s., dau. of Jo hn and CaJdonia Tamby Sowers. born Floyd Co. 03115/1881, died 12/20/ 1954, widowed (Charles Howe ry), buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Jones, WilHam Driscoll, son of Adam and B etty H a ll Jones, born Montg. Co . 04/ 22/1892, died 11/21/1957 married Kate Meeks Jones, buried East Hill Cemet ery, Elliston. ' King, Blanche H. dau. of John W. and Miranda. Showal.ter i:eslep, born Montg. Co. 12/21/1890 died 01 /04/ 1954, widowed (George King), buned Pi edmont Cemetery. ' King, Dolphus Byrd, Jr. son of Dolphus B, Sr. and Sallie Mountcastle King, born Roanoke Co. 07/15/1903, died 07/0 1/1957, widowed, buried East Hill Cemetery, Elliston. Lovern, Ella Jones, dau. of Aubry and Sarah Hasket Jones, born Montg. Co . 04/04/1875 , died 06/15/1957, widowed (Raymond S. Lovern) buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Musselman, John A., son of Charles M. and Elizabeth S . Martin Musselman, born Montg. Co. 05/10/ 1889, died 03/20/1955, married Cora Musselman, buried D en Hill Cemetery. P.oindexter, Eliza, daughter of Unknown and Unknown, born Amherst Co . 05117/ 1888, dcted 05112/1954, married Vernon Poindexter, buried Fa.inily Cemetery E llis Creek, Montg. 0. Raines, Robert L. son of Billie and Polly Mann Rain es, born WV 12/0111882 died 01/1511956, widowed, buried Bradley Cemetery, Lindside WY . ' .¥1HGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES J �{ I (o Ratliff, Unnamed dau. of Ben and Susie Ratliff, born Montg. Co. 0912311955, died 09/23/1955, buried Moore Cemetery, Montg. Co. Redd , James L. son of John A. and Minerva Duckwily Redd, born Montg. Co. 02/11/1895 , died 11 /22/1953 , married Minie C. Redd, buried Shawsville Church Cemetery. Reed, Robert J unjor, son of Robert and Lizzie Arnold Reed, born Salem 07124/ 193 I, died 05/10/1957, single, buried East Hill Cemetery, Salem. Reese, Mary Lillian, dau. of Willard and Mary Conner Hall, born VA 04/22/1917, died 01/13/1954, married Russell Reese, buried Reesedale Cemetery. Richardson, Sarah Ellen, dau. of James and Louise Scott Hamlin, born Giles Co. 06/18/1876, died 01/20/1957, married Samuel S. Richardson, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke. Sisson, Dudley R ., son of George w. and Mary Alice Boone Sisson, born Montg. Co. 06/25/1888, died 12/08/1953, married Karetta Sisson, buried Piedmont Cemetery. S~ th, Pearl Sue, dau. of EJdee and Lucy Gross Sowder, born Montg. Co. 04/27/1885, died 05/06/1957, widowed, buried Fanuly Cemetery, Montg. Co. Southern, Joseph Calvin, son of Calvin D . and Susie Clem Southern, born Shenandoa~ VA 08/25/1925, died 12/05/1954, single, buried Methodist Cemetery, Shenandoah, VA Taylor, Eugenia, dau. of Erastus Henry and Nannie Maddox Taylor, born Montg. Co. 03/28/1871, died 01/07/1955, single, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Taylor, Mattie S ., dau of Erastus and Annie Mattox Taylor, born Montg. Co. 10/22/1874, died 12/04/1956, single, buried Fanlliy Cemetery, Shawsville. Testerman, John 0 ., son of Robert and Lucinda Perkins Testennan, born Russell Co. 09/ 14/1890, died 08/27/1953, married Laura Testennan, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Vest, John Sidney, son of Floyd and Mary Jane Angle Vest, born Floyd Co . 11/2611 883, died 08/19/1957, married Maude Vest, buried Piedmont Cemetery. "YtRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �',, Wells, Naomi Garlick, dau. of James and Unknown Garlick, born Iro nt o O 110 I ll 8 7 9, died 0712711957, widowed (Burl Melbourne Wells), buried Sesler Ceme tery, l ro nto . Wells, Arthur W., son of John A. and Lizzie Martin W ells, born Lafayette 08/2 011 874, died 11/28/1957, married Ada Oliver Wells, buried Lafayette . Wheeling, Lewis Walter, son of Edward and Virginia Wheeling, b o rn J'v 1ontg. Co. 11/03/1881, died 01/04/1955, married Mary Edna Wheeling, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. \Vheeling, Oakley, son of Edward S. and Sarah Wood Whee ling , b o rn Montg. Co . 1012711907, died 0612711955, married Macie Wheeling, buried Dudley Ceme tery, Fagg Womack, Joseph Leslie, son of Jack and Nancy Pollling Womack, born Montg. Co . 1212811871 died 04/10/1955, married Fannie Womack, buried John Cemetery, ' Shawsville. Womack Judith Ann, dau. of Kempa and Elizabeth Davis Womack , born VA 07/ 26/1953 , ' died I 1/20/1953, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Yopp, Andrew Jackson, son of Samuel and Sarah U~derw?od Yopp, born Floyd Co. 08/26/1880, died J0/16/1953, married Jennie Yopp, buned Wilson Cemete ry, Floyd Co. LABELING CEMETERY PHOTOS I take a lot of cemetery photos. It's easy to forget which cemetery a photo was taken in, so I u se address labels. I print a sheet with the name of the cemetery, the town, county, a nd state . This way, I c~ quickly and easily attach the label to the back of the photo. It's so much faster than hand wntmg the name and address on the back. Dianne Duncan Kingston, WA YIRGINIA AF'f f:.L! ='J: 1 f ~ I' ; • '• i •r , ·. ' . " , '- .'!a �J RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 27 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Jan I, 1958 thru Jun 16, 1959 - Fred M . Craig, Registrar Akers, Edward Damascus, son of Floyd and Willie Brickey Akers, born Montg. Co. 03/2511886, died 11 /16/1958, married Pearl Akers, buried Reesedale. Atkinson, Lewis Ferando, son of Ruben and M.D. Taylor Atkinson, born Montg. Co. 03/25/ 1873, died 01/18/1958, single, buried Family Cemetery, Montg. Co. Bandy, John Howard, son of John W . and Mary Yeatts Bandy, bom Montg. Co. 09112/1909, died 07/20/1958, married Hortense G. Bandy, buried Piedmont Cenetery. Bess, Howard H., Sr., son of Joseph Milton and Mary Ann Wilson Bess, born Botetourt Co. 01/27/1901 , died 04/23/1958 , divorced, buried Hairs Church Cemetery. Crotts, Theodore Lee, son of W .G. and Fannie B . Jones Crotts, born Roanoke Co. I0/09/ 1907, died 09/16/1958, married Neoma Crotts, buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. Dooley, Pearl A., dau. of Dallas and Pearl Hall, born Montg. Co. 09/30/1876, died 02/03/1958, widowed (Walter A . Dooley), buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Douglas~ Ernest Mackay, son of Steve and Annie Taylor Douglas, bom Blue Ridge, VA 01114/1896, died 03/26/1959, married Thelma C. Douglas, buried Crossroads Church, Craig Co. Dove, James Taylor, son of James T. and Laura Lane Dove, born Montg. Co. 0212511905, died 08/27/1958, married Virginia Opal Dove, buried Den HiII Cemetery. Ford, Nora Mae Coffey, dau. of John and Unknown Alexander Coffey, born Unknown 02/11/1882, died 01/09/1959, widowed (Elbert ford), buried Woodlawn Cemetery. Bluefield, WV. Gardner, Frank c ., son of George and Ruth McDonald ~dner, born Mo~tg. Co . 06/07/1882, died 01/16/ 1959, manied Brooks G. Gardner, buned Sherwood Bunal Par~ Salem Gilbert, William Monroe, son of John D . and Lida Rakes Gilbert, born Vista, VA 04/14/1874, died 12/31/1958, manied Mary Garnett Gilbert, buried Correll Cemetery, Shawsville. VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN NOTES 18 �J l fJ Graham, Archie W., son of Jimmje and Charlotte Lane Graham. born Mont 1110511878, died 1112911958, married Ada Graham, buried Oen Hill Cemetery · Co . Harris, Janice Jean Demetrius, dau. of John Thomas and Loraine Harris Ra dcliff born 10/17/1917, died 06/0 l /1958, buried First Baptist Church Cemetery, Elli ston . ' Martin, Bryant William, son of WaJter and Lula Mae Akers Martin. born Roanoke Co. 08/28/1926, died 03/05/1958, married Margie Jenkins Martin, buried Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens, Roanoke. Martin, Jubilee Earl, son of Daniel and Mary Craighead Martin, born Montg. Co. 12/09/1882, died 04/17/1958, single, buried Funk Cemetery, Montgomery Co. Pendry, Orley Austin, son of Boon and Charlotte Wood Pendry, born Grayson Co. 09/07/1890, died 01/28/1958, married Ruth Hane Pendry, buried Lafayette. Pierce Edith R, dau. of J. and Mary Mitchell, born TN 10/2911899, died 05/I 4/ 1959, marri;d Sylvester E . Pierce, buried Pennville Cemetery, Pennville, N J . Reese Bessie Ann. dau. of William E. and Ann Perdue Vade n, born Montg. Co. 06/16/i882, died 07/28/1958, widowed (Eldridge William Reese), buried Hall ' s Church Cemetery. Richardson, Maggy Lovern, dau. of Ike and Sallie Hollins Spangler, born Montg. Co . 08/12/1891 died 01/07/1959, married Loyd M . Richardson, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsvile. ' Sarver, Charlie Washington, son of William Jacob and Liza Jane Lee Sarver, born Craig Co. 03/23/1887 died 09/10/1958, widowed (Dora Ann Sarver), buried Maple Grove, ' Ferrum, VA Slusher, Hillsman Moses, son of Bennett and Nancy Dickerson Slusher, born Floyd Co. 08/22/1878, died 04/09/1958, married Judy R. Slusher, buried B allenger Cemetery, Floyd Co. Stevens, Edward Bascom son of Henry and Mary Cassell Stevens, born Roanoke Co. 091111882, died 1112111958, married Dora Fox Stevens, buried East Hill Cemetery, Salem. VIRGINlA APPALACHIAN NOTES �tc20 Topping, Edward R. son of Unknown and Unkno~ born NY City 09/01/1891, djed 03/23/1959, married Edna Corell Topping, buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. Viars, Bulah Warden, dau . of Unknown and Lula Warden, born Pulaski Co. 02/14/1919, died 04/05/1959, married Raymond Viars, buried Rogers Cemetery, Pulaski Co. Webster, Ida May, dau . of Arthur and Venie Hundley Vaden, born Montg. Co. 0 I114/1920, died 04/21/1958, married John Webster, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Zimmerman, Neil Hartland, born Wilkesbarre, PA 06/1/ 1915, died 12/20/1958, married Margaret Heller Zimmerman, buried New Prospect Cemetery~ Shroudsburg, PA. THE FIVE-MILE RULE FOR GENEALOGISTS .... A young man couldn't go courting at night much further than five miles or he wouldn't make it back home the next morning in time for farm chores. Five miles was a long way to go, on foot, on horsebac~ or by bugm:· Young men often married young women within that five-mile radius, so look at the tax lists to see who lived within that radius. You may find the maiden name of your female ancestor. from th e "Family Tree", Oct/Nov 2000, pl 6A, The Odom Library, The Moultrie Public Library, PO Box 2828, Moultrie, GA 3 1776-2828 .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �- Jc)_ J RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 28 - GRANT-BRYANT RECORDS Jul 1959 thru June 1960 - Fred Craig, Registrar FUNERAL HOME Akers, George Washington, son of Floyd and Willie Brickey Akers, born lronto 09/03/1883, died 1011411959, widowed (Eliza B . Akers), buried Echols Cemete ry, 1ronto. Alley, Henrietta, dau. of Joseph and Unknown Haley, born Lee Co . 07/0911 875 di ed 08/03/1959, widowed (Emory Alley), buried White Rock Cemetery, A lum Ridg e , 'Floyd Co. Altizer, Guy Edgar, son of Robert and Lula Reed AJtizer, born Montg . Co . 08/24/19 11, clied 07/26/1959, married Thelma L. Altizer, buried Surface Cemetery, Riner. Bishop, NelJie Blanche, dau. of Harry and ~illie Ann Page s.mith, born Rockbrid ge Co . 03/24/1897 died 10/28/1959, widowed, buned Sherwood Bunal Park, Salem. ' ' Brammer, William Joseph., son of Ruben and Sally Bryant Brammer, born Floyd Co. 10/18/1886, died 04/30/1960, married Tononna('J) W . Bryant Brammer. buried Jewell Cemetery, Montg. Co. Chumbley, Linda Lee, dau. of James J. an? Edna Hankley Chumbley, born Montg. Co. 07/25/1914, died 08/ 15/1959, divorced, buned Lafayette. Gearheart Tuma Ann, dau. of Unknown and Sue Trump, born Montg . Co . @ 1875, died 08/12/195,9, widowed (John H . Gearheart), buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Graha~ Hattie White dau. of David and Ellen Cromer Lane, born Montg. Co . 08/ 1811876, died 03/1oi1960, married W.M. Graham, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Kinzie, Estelle Virginia, dau. of Charlie N. and Dora Weaver Kjnzie, born Salem 06/27/1939, died 12/25/1959, single, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Mills, John Hubert, son of Isaiah and Elizabeth Smith Mills, born Floyd Co . 05/ 11 / 1888, died 07/22/1959, married Henrietta H. Mills, buried Sherwood Burial Par~ SaJem . ~s, Thomas Wiley, Jr., son of Thomas Wiley,, Sr. and Cora Nettie Williams M1lls, born Elliston 04/18/1922, died 02/15/1960, married Blanche H e ndricks Mills, buried Mills Cemetery, Montgomery Co. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - -- - - - - - - - - --- -- - - - - - - -- - - - �Norrell, Jo hn Hampton. son of Charles and Cora Robertson Norrell, born ShawsviJie 06/ 19/ 1897, died 02/14/ 1954, separated (Octa vie Norrell), buried Shawsville Cemetery. Ramsey, Nina Ann, dau. of Elias Sarver and Margaret Morris Ramsey, born Bland Co. 04/06/1898, married Otho G. Ramsey, buried Shiloh Cemetery, Bland Co. Robinson, Rebecca Gilmore, dau. of Alexander and Frances Lee Gilmore, born Montg. Co . 09/24/1880, died 09/08/1959, widowed (William P. Robinson), buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Robinson, Shirley, W ., son of William and Rebecca Gilmore Wilson, born Montg. Co. 01112/1922, died 02/06/1960, manied Kathleen Robinson, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Sessler, Lillian McDonald, dau. of Martin and Hattie Moses McDonald, born Montg. Co. 03/14/1886, died 06/17/1960, widowed (Frank Sessler), buried Sessler Memorial Cemetery, Ironto. Sisson, Robert Madison, son of Stanley D . and Leona Miles Sisson, born Floyd Co. 01/11/1884, died 11107/1959, married Ora Sisson, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Smith, Earl Roger, son of Eldridge and Peggy Ferguson Smith, born Christiansburg 01128/1958, died 02/03/1960, buried Fairview Cemetery, Narrows. Thompson, Rufus W., son of Stidman and Marty E . Altizer Thompson, born Floyd Co. 03/21/1871 , died 03/06/1954, married Pearl S. Thompson, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Wilson, Letcher, A., son of Taylor and Rosa Belle Smith Wilson, born Floyd Co. 07/04/188 1, died 11/05/1959, married Neva H . Wtlso~ buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Wymer, Dana Maria, dau. of Richard and Dorothy Crowder and Richard Wymer, born Christiansburg, 09/18/1959, died 05/26/1960, single, buried Cedar Lawn, Roanoke . .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �(~ .rJ ~ DNA study finds no difference from other American whites Melungeon iderttity 0- f\.l ~ ".) /) rrwre nurture than nature For generations, "Melungeon" was a pejorative that settlers in remote Appalachian villages directed toward their darker neighbors. By CHRIS KAHN THE ASSOC/A TED PRESS The bright-eyed, olive-skinned "Melungeons'' from the mountains of central Appalachia are of mostly European ancestry mixed with traces of American Indian, African, Middle Eastern and Asian bloodlines, according to a DNA study released today. The study, based on hair samples from l 00 unrelated women in East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia, suggests that Melungeons are genetically no different from other American whites and their identity is based largely on the shared cultural expe· rience of living in the hardscrabble region. "Melu.ngeons are almost anything they want themselves to be," said geneticist Kevin Jones from the University of Virginia's College at Wise, who spent two years analyzing the samples. Jones matched the Melungeon mitochondrial DNA, which passes through the ~ternal line, with genetic samples from the National Institute of Health's world gene databank. He fo~d. that 83 of the I 00 women had genetic charactenstics m?st frequently found in Europe. Six showed Amen~an Indian genetic sequences, and five showed Afncan sequences. Six more fit in the European category but had genetic charact.eristics associated with people from no rt.hem India or Turkey. "This is exactly what I expected," said Brent Kennedy of Wise, who has led a Melungeon pride movement during the past 15 years. Instead of the traditional theory that Appalachian people are a loose mix of white, black and American Indian, Kennedy believes that they_ are also descended from lost Indian tribes, Spa.rush conquistadors, even Mediterranean slaves who fled to the mountains during Colonial times. · Kennedy said the trace amounts of Middle Ea.stem blood in the sample shows the "disappearing lega~" of Melungeons, many of whom intermarried to fi~ m with their Scots-Irish neighbors. has remained of MelWlgeons exists only here m f:he mountaintops," he said. ~avid Henige, a free-lance historian at the Uni· versi~ of Wisconsin at Madison said the DNA study does. Little to solidify the Melungeon claim of an exotic origin. "lf ~Y DNA was sequenced. it probably w~ul~ t loo~ mu~ different from theirs," Henige said. We still don t know anything really about ~here they came from. When I was growing up, we JUSt called them hillbillies.·· . ~obody knows where the word "MelWlgeon" ong.ma~d. For generations, it was a pejorative that settlers m remote Appalachian villages directed :vruu .•1sso1 ·1,1r1:.·LJ1•1lf:ss , FILF. 2001 Brent Kennedy (left) and his brother Richard talk during a Melungeon gathenng last year in Vardy, Tenn. Brent Kennedy said the lesson people should take from the study is that everyone is mixed with a greater diversity than they know. toward their darker neighbors. Calling someone Melungeon was enough to start fights. "l remember once when the census takers cruTIC around, and my grandmother told me to go inside," said Connie Clark of Big Stone Gap , who has what many consider the classic Melungeon look of jet black hair, dark skin and hazel eyes. "She said, 'They don't need to see you.' " Recently, people living in the Appalachian Mountains said they've learned Lo embrace their dif. ferences and now e>.-press pride in their mixed heritage. The Melungeon Heritage Association was fonned in 1998 and paid for part of Jones' study . It will unveil the results at its Fourth Union convention today in Kingsport, Tenn. "Many people who studied the Melungeons scoffed at our claims of a Mediterranean heritage,•· association president Wayne Wmkler sajd. "They said this was some story that Lhey made up to deny being black. WeU, we've proven ourselves with the DNA." . After looking at the data, Winkler and Kennedy acknowledged that there is little difference between Melungeon DNA and that of any other Caucasian in America. But the lesson people should take from the study, Kennedy said, is that everyone is m.ixed with a greater diversity than they know. Jones said he plans to publish his study sometime neXL year and will now focus his research on the possible genetic origin.-. of sarcoidos1s and famil· ial Mediterranean fever - ::til111e nL<; found in Appalac hia lhat are more comm on in the :v1edite rranean and the Middle East. He said treatments are effect.ive for the fever. but doctu rs may not diagnose it because they don't expect Lo see it in Caucasian people. On the Net; unow. wisP. l''i rginia . erh</11u>[.u:ngc>mi I 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN MOTES �SURNAME INDEX 2002 There are three steps involved in contacting the person who submitted the surname you are interested in. 1. In the "Surname List" identify the surname you are interested in and note the reference number to the left of the surname. 2. Locate the referen ce number in the numerical listing of members. There you wrn find the name of the member submitting the surname. 3. Look up the member's name in the Society Membership Directory. There you will find the member's contact information . The Surname Index is designed to help you identify other members researching the same surnames you are. Dates and places are provided to help you determine whether or not this is the family you are interested in . Keep in mind that fill dates are approximate . 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Following t11eir revie'w, all books ·will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. �~~CZ~ I i<ooro~e C;ty Public Librcr)' ~ Virginia Room VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 26 - No. 2 - Spring 2002 (April, May, June) CONTENTS DAR Ancestor Service- Botetourt Co., VA Compiled by Charles T. Burto~ transcribed by Carol L . Milbourn 53 Directory, City of Covington, VA (Residence S-Z), contributed by Don Vaughan (Concluded) 62 Proposed Changes to the By-Laws 75 Book Reviews and Reunions 76 Locate Civil War Relatives Online by Ned Harrison, Roanoke Times 6-20-02 77 Grant Bryant Funeral Records, Elliston, VA, Books 19-22 by Lucy Bryant H urst 78 (To be continued) Tombstones and Flowers, Roanoke Times 3-12-02 10 1 I ) 0 I ·,j) () September 21, 2002 - Roanoke Public Library, 706 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke, will host a genealogy workshop presented by Shelia Steele Hunt of Hunt Multimedia Genealogy. The workshop will be held from 1 p .m. to 4 p.m. and will include 2 lectures: "Up a Family Tree'', and ''How to Use the Internet to Find Your Ancestors". Fees are $20 if paid before Sep. l ; if paid after Sep. 1, fees are $27. Mail to Hunt Multimedia Genealogy, P.O. Box 3826, Kingsport, TN 37664 Also see her website at: www.buntgenealogy.com �P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke. Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, We have a problem. Only a few of you come to the meetings. I can't figure it out. We try to have interesting programs. Sometimes they cover genealogy topics. Sometimes they're more historical in nature. Nothing seems to work. What's the problem? What are we doing wrong? I wish the members would tell us. The officers serve at your pleasure, but we can't read your minds. So, in light of the decline in attendance l am going to propose at the next board meeting that we decrease the number of meetings to only one or two per session. In other words, one, possibly two meetings in the fall and the same in the winter/spring. I would really like to hear from members in the Roanoke area as to how they feel about this change. Please feel free to call or e-mail me. In this issue of the VAN we'll conclude the Covington , VA City Directory . There is still more of the Grant Bryant Funeral Home Books to be published . Since the index to the 2001 VAN and the index to this year's VAN will contain reference to all the surnames in the books we have decided to let this serve as the cumulative index. Hold on the your VANs!1 In September the Roanoke Public Library and the Virginia Room will host a one-day genealogy workshop featuring Sheila Steele Hunt. There is a registration fee. See the bottom of the table of contents page for all the information. Additionally, at the April meeting the society presented the library with a check for $1 ,000 to help cover the cost of purchasing the 1930 Virginia Census and Soundex. Finally, I call your attention to the proposed changes to the by-laws on page 75. We will vote on them at a fall meeting. Happy Hunting , K~ Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net VIRGINIA APPl\l /\CHIJ,N NOT[S �5~ D. A . R. ANCESTOR SERVICE Botetourt County, Virginia Source: Charles T. Burton Transcribed by Carol L. Milbourn 6929 Pine Needle Dr., Boones Mill, VA March 1995 NAME & RANK/SERVICE ALLEN, Benjamin; Road ALLEN, Hugh; 2nd Lieut. ALLEN, Hugh; Recommended for Ensign ALLEN, John; Constable ALLEN, John; Constable ALLEN, Moses; Road ALLSAP, Thomas; Soldier ANDERSON, John; Capt . ANDERSON, Robert; Supplies ARMSTRONG, ; Capt. ARMSTRONG, ; Capt. ARMSTRONG, Andrew; 1st Lieut. ARMSTRONG, Andrew; Road ARMSTRONG, John; Caot. ARMSTRONG, John; J.P. ARMSTRONG, John; Tithable Taker ARNETT, Thomas; Road B_ LLAR, John; Capt. BALLER, ; Capt. BALLER, John; Comnir BARNETT, ; Capt. BARNETT, ; Capt. BARNETT, James; J. P. BARNETT, James; Road BEARD, Samuel; Road BEARIER, James Jr . ; Constable BILBRO, William; Family Keeper BILBRO, William; Road BLAIR, Samuel; Soldier BOWGER, John; J. P . BOWMAN, John; J. P. BOWYER, John; Oath BOWYER, John; Oath Taker BOYGER, Thomas; Capt . BROWN, ; Capt BURNETT, James; Capt BURNETT, James; Dep. Sheriff BURNETT, James; J. P. MINUTE BOOK 06-10-1779 05-10-1781 03-09-1780 03-09-1780 11-11-1779 03-11-1779 04-14-1778 08-12-1777 02-08-1781 08-12-1777 03-13-1780 04-12-1781 10-13-1778 11-11-1778 04-14-1778 11-11-1778 11-10-1778 04-08-1779 06-08-1780 07-13-1780 06-08-1780 11-11-1778 04-14-1780 06-08-17 80 05-11-1780 09-08-1778 05-11-1780 03-11-1777 04-14-1780 08-13-1776 05-13-1777 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 04-14-1780 08-12-1777 02-11-1 778 02-11-1780 04-14-1778 �BURWELL, Robert; Road 02-11-1777 CARPER, Nicdas; Constable CARPER, Nicholas; Supplies CARPER, Thomas; Recommended for Ensign CARROLL, Joseph; Family Helper CARTMILL, Henry; Lieut. CARTMILL, Henry; Lieut. CARTMILL, John; Capt. CARTMILL, John; Lieut . CARTWILL, John; Capt. CAURATHERS, Samuel; Road CHAMBERS, ; Soldier CHAMBERS, Alexander; Soldier CHAPMAN, William; Soldier CHRISTIAN, Israel; Oath CHRISTIAN, William; J . P. CLARK, Jesse; Dep. Sheriff CLOYD, James; Road CLOYD, Michael; Road COLLIER, Moses; Ensign COMPTON, Abraham; Soldier COOK, ; Capt. COOPER, James; Road CRAIG, Totiaferro; Road CRAWFORD, Andrew; Road CRAWFORD, John; Recommended for Lieut . CRAWFORD, Samuel; Road CROCKET, ; Capt. CROCKETT, Hugh; Major CROSS , William; Road 01-13-1780 02-09-1781 03-09-1780 04-15-1778 03-13-1780 04-14-1780 03-13-1780 05-13-1779 05-11-1780 04-08-1777 08-12-1778 03-10-1780 08-13-1779 04-14-1780 04-14-1778 09-09-1779 09-08-1778 05-13-1779 05-13 - 1777 02 - 10 - 1780 08-12-1777 09-15-1780 12-14-1780 11-10 - 1778 03-09-1780 10-13-1778 08-12-1777 03-20-1778 02-11-1778 DARMUL, Joseph; constable DAVIDSON, George; Ensign DAVIDSON, William; Comm'r DAVIDSON, William; Tithable Taker DEAN, ; Capt . DEAN, ; Capt. DEHART, William; Road DEMPSAY, William; Family Helper DEPEW, John; Road DIERLY, Peter; Road DONALLY, Andrew; Capt . DONALLY, Andrew; J. P. DONALLY, Andrew; Oath Taker DRAKE, John; Road DUNLOP, Moses: Road DUNLOP, Moses; Constable 05-10 - 1781 02-11-1777 11-11-1779 06-08-1780 11-11-1778 08-12 - 1777 11 - 10 - 1778 06-10-1779 09-08-1778 02-11-1780 08-12-1777 08-13-1776 08-12-1777 11-10-1778 12-14-1780 02-11-1779 EASON, ; Capt. EDDINGS, David; Ensign EDGER, Thomas; Dep. Sheriff 06-08-1780 04-12 - 1781 03 -09-1780 • p·f:-J f'I"I' ..._ •" Vl'RG'''IA In ' 'i'.I /\ r ' ... ' ' . ... ·,-,· - .... t\ V •! 111· " ~ i' t ..;\ ·I i..:.. ~) �55 ESTILL, Benjamin; Comm ' r ESTILL, Benjamin; J. P. ESTILL, Benjamin; J. P. ESTILL, Benjamin; Oath Taker ESTILL, Benjamin; Road ESTILL, Benjamin; Tithable Taker ESTILL, Wallace; 1st Lieut. EVANS, Nathaniel; Constable 09-08 - 1778 04-14 - 1778 08-13-1776 08-12-1777 08-13 - 1776 11-11-1778 04-12-1781 08-13-1776 FERGUSON, Thomas; Constable FERGUSON, Thomas; Road FLEMING, James; Ensign FLEMING, William: J. P. FLEMING, William; J. P. FLEMING, William; Oath FLEMING, William; Oath Taker FRAZER, Geo rge; 2nd Lieut . 03-11-1779 03-11-1779 04-12-1781 04-14-1778 08-13-1776 08-12-1777 08-lE-1777 05-11-1781 GALLAWAY, John; Capt. GALLOWAY, John; Recommended for Lieut . GAUNT, James; Family Keeper GILLIS, Thomas; Ensign GILMORE, ; Capt. GILMORE, John; Road GIVINS, ; Capt. GIVINS, ; Capt. GIVINS, George; Road GLASS, ; Capt. GOODSON, William; 2nd Lieut. GRE EN, James; Constable GREENLEE, John; Road GRIFF ITH, John; Road GRIFFITH, William; Constable GRYMES, Francis; Road GUILL IFORD, Allen; Constable HALL, James; Capt. HAMILTON, Andrew; Capt. HAMILTON, William, Comm'r HAMILTON, William; Capt. HAMILTON, William; Comm'r HAMILTON, William; J. P. HAMILTON, William; Tithable Taker HANLEY, ; Capt. HANLEY, ; Capt. HANLEY, Alexander, Capt. HANLEY, Alexander; Family Helper HANLEY, ; Capt. HARRISON, John; Constable HENDERSON, James; Capt . HENDERSON, James; J . P. HENDERSON, James; Oath Taker VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN NOTES 04-12-1781 03-09-1780 04 - 14-1780 04-13-1781 08-12-1777 02-11-1777 08-12-1777 11-11-1778 04-08 -17 77 08-12-1777 04-12-1781 04-14-1780 02-11-1777 10-13 - 1778 05-11-1780 12-14-1780 02-11 -17 80 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 04-08-1779 08-12-1777 08-11-17 78 04-14-177 8 06-08-1780 06-08-1780 11-11-177 8 08-11 -1 778 08-11 - 177 8 08-12-1777 04-14-1778 08-12 -1 777 02-11-1777 08-12-1777 �HENDERSON, John; Capt. HENRY, Andrew; Family Helper HENRY, Andrew; Supplies HERBERT, John; 2nd Lieut. HOLSTON, ; Capt. HUFF, Benjamin; Road HUMPHRIES, Uriah; Dep . Sheriff HUMPHRIES, Uriah; Ensign HUNGATE, John; Constable HUTCHERSON, George; Dep. Sheriff HUTCHERSON, George; Ensign HUTCHESON, James; Ensign HUTCHISON, James; 2nd Lieut. 08-12-1777 03-10-1780 04-13-1781 04-12-1781 06-0 8-1780 05-11-1780 05-11-1781 05-10-1781 03-12-1779 03-11-1779 02-11-1778 05-13-1779 04-13-1781 INNIS, Harry; Lawyer 09-08 -1778 JEMISON, John; Road 02-12-1779 KING, KING, KYLE, KYLE, 02-08-1781 11-10-1778 04-08-1779 02-08-1781 James; Deputy Surveyor Robert; Road Archibald; Constable Joseph; Comm'r LAIRD, David; Soldier LAPSLEY, Sam; Dep . Sheriff LEATHERDALE, James Jr.; Road LEATHERDALE, James; Lieut. LEDGERWOOD, William; Raod LEWIS, Andrew; 1st Lieut. LEWIS, John; Capt. LEWIS, John; Ensign LEWIS, Thomas; Comm'r LEWIS, Thomas; Grain Comm'r LEWIS, Thomas; J. P. LOCKHART, ; Capt . LOCKHART, ; Capt. LOCKHART, ; Tithable Taker LOCKHART, ; [service blank] LOCKHART, Pat; J. P . LOCKHART, Patrick; Family Helper LOCKHART, Patrick; J. P. LOCKHART, Patrick; Purchasing Comm'r LOCKHART, Patrick; Road LOCKHART, Patrick; Road LOGAN, ; Capt. LOGAN, ; Capt. LOGAN, ; Capt. LOGAN, John; Family Helper LOONEY, Joseph; Capt. LOONY , Lum; Ensign LOVE, Philip; J. P. LOVE, Philip; J. P. VIRGINIA /~PP/\LACHi/~N 1~01· ES 04-14-1778 08-13-1776 03-11-1777 08-10-1780 03-11-1777 04-12-1781 04-12-1781 04-12-1781 04-14-1778 10-12 -1 780 04-14-1778 11-11 -1778 08-12-1777 06-08-1780 06-08-1780 04-14-1778 04-15 -1779 03-12-1779 01 - 12 -1 781 03-20 -1 778 02-11-1778 06-08-1780 03-13-1780 11 - 11-1778 06-10-1779 07-13-1780 07-13-1780 04-14 - 1778 08 - 13-1776 �57 LOVE, Philip; Oath LOVE, Philip; Oath Taker 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 MADISON, Thomas; Grain Comm'r MADISON, Thomas; State Attorney MADISON, William; J . P. MADISON, William; J. P. MADISON, William; Oath Taker MADISON, William; Road MADISON, William; Sheriff MADISON, William; Supplies MADISON, William; Tax Collector MADISON, William; Tax Collector MADISON, William; Tax Collector MADISON, William; Tithable Taker MARTIN, Joshua; Tithable Taker MASON, James; Dep. Sheriff MAXWELL, Caudley; Dep. Sheriff MAY, ; Capt. MAY, David; Capt . MAY, David; Capt. MAY, David; Clerk MAY, David; Com. of Taxes MAY, David; County Surveyor MAY, David; Dep. Clerk MAY, David; Road MAY, David; Tax Collector MAY, John; Clerk MAY, John; Oath MAY, Richard; J. P. MAY, Richard; Oath Taker MAY, Stephen; Deputy Sheriff MAY, Stephen; Supplies 02-11-1780 03-10-1780 04-14-1778 08-13-1776 08-12-1777 02-11-1780 01-14-1780 01-16-1780 11-18-1780 05-12 - 1780 02-11-1780 11-11-1778 06-08-1780 03-09-1780 03-11-1779 06-08-1780 04-14-1780 03-13-1780 04-14-1778 04-08-1779 08-12-1778 02-11-1777 08-12-1777 10-12-1780 08-13-1776 08-12-1777 08 - 13-1776 08-12-1777 02 -08-1781 04-13-1781 McARNOLD, William; 2nd Lieut . McCLANACHAN, McCLE ~HAN, William; J. P. McCLELON, William; Road McCLENACHAN, William; Dep. Sheriff McCLENAHAN, ; Capt . MCCLENAHAN, Alexander; Supplies McCLENAHAN, William; J. P. McCLENAHAN, William; J. P. MCCLENAHAN, William; Major McCLENAHAN, William; Oath Taker McCLENEHAN, ; Capt. McCLURE, James; Road McCLURE, Samuel; Road McCORKLE, John; Road McCORMACK, Adam; Soldier McDOWELL, George; Supplies McELHENY, Frances; Constable 03-13-1780 06-08-1780 04-08-1777 03-11-1777 02-11-1780 11-11-1 778 01-16-1781 08-12-1778 04-14-1778 04-12-1781 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 02-11-1777 03-11-1778 08-12-1777 09-09-1779 01-16-1781 04-08-1777 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �58 McFARRAN, Martin; Comm'r McFERRAN, ; Capt. McFERRAN 1 Martin; Tithab l e Taker McFERRANI Samuel; Ensign McGEORGEI Thomas; Ensign McKEE, William; J . P. McMURTRY, ; Capt . McMURTRY, ; Capt. McMURTRY 1 ; Capt. McNEELLY, William; 2nd Lieut. McNEELLY, William; Constable McNEELLY, William; Ensign McROBERTS, John; 2nd Lieut. 12-09-1779 08-12-1777 06-08-1780 04-13-1781 04-12-1781 08-13-1776 11 - 11-1778 06-08-1780 08-12-1777 04-12-1781 04-08-1777 04-14-1778 01-12-1781 MILES 1 William; Road MILLS 1 John; Capt. MILLS, John; Road MITCHELL, Edward; Dep. Sheriff MITCHELL, James; Deputy Clerk MITCHELL, James; Road MOORE, Andrew; Lawyer MORRIS 1 Richard; Constable 04-13-1780 08-10-1780 03-11-1777 09-08-1778 07-13-1780 08 - 10-1780 09-08-1778 08-13-1779 NEELLY, James; Capt . NEELLY 1 John; 1st Lieut. NEELLY1 John; Road NEELLY 1 Ro; 2nd Lieut. NEELLY 1 Robert; Road NEELLY 1 William; Grain Comm'r NEELLY, William; Grain Comm'r NEELLY, William; Tithable Taker NEWMAN 1 Jonathan; Supplies NEWMAN, Jothan, Road NULLY, William; Comm'r 04-12-1781 04-12-1781 08-12-1778 04 - 12-1781 12-14-1780 10-12-1780 02-11-1780 06-08-1780 02-08-1781 05-11-1780 12-09-1779 O'HARRELL 1 John; Soldier 03-11-1779 PAULING, ; Capt. PAULING, ; Capt. PAULINGS, Henry; Road PAWLING, ; Capt. PAXTON, John; Capt. PAXTON, William; Capt. PEARIE, Edward; Soldier PECK, Adam; Ensign PECK, Adam; Ensign PECK, Benjamin; Road PHILIPS, Samuel; Road PHIPPS, Joshua; Road PIERCE, ; Soldier PILTSOR, John; Road PILTSOR, Luke; Road 06-08-1780 11-11-1778 06-10-1779 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 06-10-1779 01 - 12-1781 02-09-1781 01-11-1781 05-13-1779 02-11-1778 05-11-1780 02 - 08-1781 02-08-1781 'VIRGINIA APPAL.AC} lii\N NO f'E �sq POAGE, George; Colonel POAGE, John; Road POAGE, Robert; J. P . POAGUE, Robert; Comm'r POAGUE, Robert ; Tithable Taker POTTS, John; Constable POTTS, John; Road POTTS, John; Road PRYOR, ; Capt. PRYOR, Joseph; Recommended for Capt. PRYOR, Luke; Road 09-08-1778 05-13-1777 04 -14-17 78 08-11-1778 11-11-1778 02-11-1778 03-20-1778 02-11-1778 06-08-1780 03-09-1780 11-12-1779 RALSTON, ; Soldier RALSTON, ; Soldier RALSTON, John; Soldier REABURN, James; Ensign REABURN, John; Constable REABURN, John; Road REABURN, Joseph; Constable REBUR NE , John; Road REED, Thomas; Constable RENFRO, ; Capt. REYBURNE, John; Constable REYNOLDS, John; Lieut. RITCHEY, John; Road ROBERTS, James; Constable ROBINSON, ; Capt. ROBINSON, ; Capt. ROBINSON, ; Capt. ROBINSON, George; Constable ROBINSON, Isaac; Road ROBINSON, James; Capt. ROBINSON, James; Road ROBINSON, John; Capt. ROBINSON, John; Recommended for Capt. ROBINSON, John; Road ROBINSON, William; Capt. ROSS, John; Road ROSS, William; Road ROWLAND, ; Capt. ROWLAND, ; Capt . ROWLAND, ; Capt. ROWLAND, James; Road ROWLAND, James; Supplies ROWLAND, Thomas; J. P. ROWLAND, Thomas; Major ROWLAND, Thomas; Tithable Taker RUTLEDGE, George; Comm'r RUTLEDGE, George; Comm 'r RUTLEDGE, George; J. P. RUTLEDGE, George; Lieut. RUTLEDGE, George; Tithable Taker 08-11-1778 08-13-1779 12-10-1779 04-12-1781 02-11-1780 08-13-1776 05-11-1780 03-11-1778 02-11-1778 08-12-1777 11-10-1778 07-13-1780 03-11-1779 03-12-1779 06-08-1780 11-11-1778 08-12-1777 02-11-1779 09-08-1778 04-12-1781 08-10-1780 06-08-1780 03-09-1780 11-10-1778 03-13-1780 11-10-1778 08-12-1778 06-08-1780 11-11-177 8 08-12-1777 03-20-1778 01-16-1781 04 - 14-17 78 01-1 2 -1781 11-11-1778 05-14-1779 11-10-1778 04 - 14-1778 03-13-1780 06-08-1780 VIRGINIA APPALACH\AN NOTL -) �!oo RUTLEDGE, George; Tithable Taker RUTLEDGE, John; 2nd Lieut. RUTLEDGE, John; Ensign 11-11-1778 04-13-1781 09-16-1780 SCOT, William; Road SEAGRAVE, William; Constable SERVER, John, Road SHARKEY, Patrick; Supplies SHIRKEY, James; Road SIMPSON, William; Road SKILLERN, George; Colonel SKILLERN, George; Delegate SKILLERN, George; J. P . SKILLERN, George; Lieut . SKILLERN, George; Oath Taker SKILLERN, George; Sheriff SKILLERN, George; Tithable Taker SKILLERN, George; Tithable Taker SMITH, ; Capt . SMITH, ; [service blank] SMITH, Francis; Road SMITH, Fredrick; Road SMITH, Henry; Capt . SMITH, James; Capt. SMITH, James; Soldier SMYTH, Adam; J. P. SMYTH, Adam; J. P. SMYTH, Adam; Oath SMYTH, Adam; Oath Taker SMYTH, Rev.; Tithable Taker SNODGRASS, James (son of Joseph); Road SNUFFER, George; Constable STEEL, Robert; Lieut . STEELS, Robert; 1st Lieut. STEELS, Robert; Road STEWART, Walter; Road STEWARTS, ; Capt. 11-10-1778 03-09-1780 02-08-1781 01-16-1781 11-10-1778 02-11-1777 04-14-1778 04-08-1779 04-14-1778 01-11-1781 08-12-1777 08-13-1776 06-08-1780 11-11-1778 06-08-1780 08-12-1777 12-14-1780 11-10-1778 11-11-1778 11-11-1778 04-14-1778 04-14-1778 08-13-1776 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 11-11-1778 11-10-1778 TAYLOR, Jonethan; J. P. TERRY, William; Road TILFORD, Jeremiah; Road TOSH, James; Ensign TOSH, Jonathan, Constable VANBIBBER, - - - - ; Capt . WALK, Thomas; Soldier WALKER, Joseph Jr.; Road WALKER, Samuel Jr.; county Surveyor WALKER, Samuel; Deputy surveyor WALLACE, Rev . ; Road WALLACE, David; Ensigh 04-08-1779 06-08-1780 03-13-1780 04-13-1780 04-14-1780 08-12-1777 04-14-1778 09-15-1780 05-13-1779 04-12-1781 03-09-1780 08-12-1777 04-14-1780 05-13-1777 02-08-1781 10-13-1778 12-14-1780 03-13 - 1780 VlRGINll\ P1r; KLACHIAN HCJ, -- ...... �.61 WALLACE, David; Ensign WALLACE, Samuel; Capt . WALTON, William; 2nd Lieut. WALTON, William; Comm'r WALTON, William; Tithable Taker WARD, William; Comm'r WARD, William; Purchasing Comm ' r WATKINS, John; Road WATTERSON, Henry; Constable WATTERSON, Henry; Lieut. WATTERSON, Henry; Road WIERS, James; Soldier WILLIS, Joseph; Constaable WILLSON, ; Capt. WILLSON, James; Constable WILLSON, Samuel; Road WILSON, ; Capt. WITHERS, John; Road WOOD, Andrew; J. P. WOODS, Andrew; Comm'r WOODS, Andrew; J. P. WOODS , Andrew; Oath WOODS, Andrew; Oath Taker WOODS , Andrew; Sheriff WOODS, Andrew; Sheriff WOODS, Andrew; Tax Collector WOODS, Andrew; Tithable Taker WOODS, James; Capt. WOODS, Robert; Dep. Sheriff WRIGHT, James; Capt. WRIGHT, William; Constable 05-11-1780 08-12-1777 04-12-1781 11-11-1779 06-08-1780 11-11-1 779 01-12-1781 07-13-1780 02-11-1779 09-16-1780 03-11-1779 12-09-1779 03-12-1779 06-08-1780 02-11-1779 03-11-1779 08-12-1777 11-11-1778 08-13-1776 01-14-1780 04-14-1778 08-12-1777 08-12-1777 03-11-1778 02-11-1778 04-08-1779 06-08-1780 09-16-1780 02-11-177 8 11-11-1778 05-10-1781 YANCEY, John; Road 05-13-1777 ·vrRGlNIA-APPALACHIAN NOTE~· �--·-- ·- ·-·-·-·r T •·-•1·-n-•-·~------·.-..-•------· I! l . A. c. FOLKS I 1 I STAPLE GROCERIES AND COUNTRY PRODUCE 1· 42S S. Alleghany Ave. . i COVINGTON • • • . • . VIRGINIA II . +•-•-•• - u--n---··-"_,__,__.,_.,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,_,+ Rudolph, Angelo (Rosa) J ackson. 209 N. Marion St. Ruff, William. 225 W. Riverside Ave. Rumsey, A. B. (Grace) Dorothy, Helen. 115 McCurty St. Rumsey, Carl (Carrie) F r eda. 319 Prospect St., T el. 184. Russell, M. G. (Mattie) Mattie N. 101 McCurty St. • Rucker, Harry ( Drusilln) Mercer St. *Rucker, James (l\!ollie) George. 217 S. Marion St. • Rucker, P . (Daisy ) Phyllis, Edwnrd, Harry, Robert. 326 S. Maple Ave. • Rucker, Richard (Elizabeth). 410 Alleghany Ave. <- ;:;:i Q z - )> ~ I:' IJ )> I ):!> 0 :::t: - ~ :z: 0 -i n1 ,. .. s Schueler, Barry (i\lin_nie) William, ,.SADLER, CLA.REK CE. 109 Sixth Elizabeth, Hany, Richard. 120 E. St. hlnin St., Tel. 288. *Sadler, Florida. 10 9 Sixth St. Schuder1 Ralph (Edna) Edward, •Sad ler, Lucy. 109 SL"'<th St. Ralph Louise, Katherine, Robert. 312 Prospect St., •rel. 129W. '*S2d ler, Mary. 109 SLxth St. "' Sadler, Mamie. 10 9 Sixth S t. Schuder :Mrs. William. 312 Pros$:1ft'e l. Ki ng (Lulu) 117 W. :Main pect 'rel. 129 W. St. Sn rtain, Miss Glenna. 412 S. Lex- Schumaker, Miss Annie. 608 \V. Main ingto n St. St. Sa rtai n, !Vliss Irene. 4 12 S. Lexing- Schumaker C. B. (Mildred) Mattie, Charley,' James, Mabel, Lillian, ton St. Dollbaby. 104 Magazine St. Sartain. Jo hn. 412 S. Lexington St. •s:wnde rs, James. 336 Cherry St. Schumaker, G. L. (Alice). 105 Highland St., Tel. 158. Saunders. J. F . (Corrine ) . 110 Fudge Schwager, Charles (A.nna) An na, St. Clara, Rosa, Gertrude. 218 N. Saunders, Miss Lena. 110 Fudge St. Saunders, Mrs. Susan. 110 Fudg·e St. Lexington St. Saund C!'!-;, \V. 0. (Bessie ) , Otis, Mar- Scott, Ada. 222 E. Main St. Scott, George W. (Adeline) George vi n. 415 Wrig·h t St. E. 402 W. ~fain St., Tel. 182. Saville, 0. P. (Blanche ) Huber t, Scott , H. R. (Nellie) Yuil\c, Wi\liam, Clara. 121 E . Main St. Say lor, Charles E. (Annie) Kalie. 221 Pearl. 111 Magazine St. Beech St. Scott, J . A. (Maude) Margaret, RobSaylor, Clyde (Pearl) Clyd e Jr. 105 '* ert, A 1:th~1r. 222 E. Main St. Chestnut St. . Sf:lt\~.1zz1e, Russel\, Arlington. 337 Schaeffer, Allen . 1 28 E. ~fain St. Schaefer, F. l 28 E. Main St. ,. Scrubb, James (1\lary) James, EkaSchaffer , Lonnie N. (Viola ) . 216 S . lena. 108 Cherry St. Maple Ave. Ses~~· B. C. (Maggie). 320 Prospect Schmader, Lelia., Virginia, Wilber. 204 W. Main St. Sears •. Benjamin (Elsie). 127 S. Schonenbury, Paul. 122 C hestnut Lexington St. St. Seay, Eddie. 217 Hickory St. Schuder, J. A. (Edith A.) Gladys S. Se~y, JG. F. (Effie) Margaret, JosephRosedale Addn., Tel. 137. rne, eneva. 217 Cherry St. St., 74 E)· DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY Of COVINGTON, VIRGINIA +·;- -·-.0:.-.-..- ....- - --·- II ' ·- ..- - -··-••-1,.· --···- ··_;.-···- ..-··--·· -·-··-·-·+ M. B. SMITH f MILLINERy AND READY-TO-WEAR ' CLIFfON FORGE, VIRGINIA y l J ,_ ,,_ ,,_,,_,,_,,_,_,,_,,_ ,,_.,_,,_,_ __,,_,._,,_,_,,_.,_,_,,_,_,, _ __,,_, Seay, P. D. 618 N. Beverly St. Sellers, E . C. (Dora) Chalmer Virgil, Beulah, Cecil, Lillian. 337 Oak St. • Sellers, L. E. (i\forgaret) Leroy Frances, Lewis, Louise, 1ifarga1·e t'. 603 Highland St. Seldomridge, A. D. (Nora) Norman. 321 N. Allegha ny St. Seldomridge, 0. H. (Elizabeth E.) Rosa, John. 1G4 E. Riverside Ave. Severson, Mrs. l\fary Kyle, Burns 0. Bridge St., Rosednle Acldn. Shaffer, R. S. (Mnmie) Oubry, A11ita, Armita, Wilber. 215 Prospect St. Shaw, Arthur W. (Mary) Louise. 702 S. Mnrion St. Shover, J. W. Maryland Ave., Rivermont Addn. Shay, George (Mollie) Clarence, W eldon, Virgin in Ave., Rivermont Addition. Shepherd, Charles S. (Alice' 130 N. Lexing ton St., Tel. 53. Shepherd, Miss Ida. 130 N. Lexington St., Tel. 53. Shepherd, i\liss Lucille. 130 N. Lexirigton St., Tel. ii3 . Shepherd, Rachel. 130 N. Lexington St., Tel. 53. Shiflett, Amos. l\lnryland Ave., R iv- ermont Addn. Shiflett, Dave (C;c>rlie) Clarence, Arthur, Elmer. l\Inryland Ave., Rivermont Addn. Shiflet, J. L. (Oln) Ardella, Ernest. 138 E. Riversidde Ave. Shiflet, J . C. (Mary) Lucy, Eunice, Ruby, Ha rding, Elmer. Rivermo nt Addn . Shiflet, Lewis. 1\larybnd Ave., Rivermont Addn. Shiffiett, Lonnie. Ri,•ermont Adcln. Shiplett. L. L. (Lollie) , Otto. 409 N. Alleghany A ,·e. Shiflett, N. A. (Susie) Edith. Philip, Elbert, Stonewall, Edward. Alice, Hay. 215 Onk St. Shiplett, \V. H. (Eva) , Marlin Milburn. 208 W. Main St. ' Shillett, 'I'•. L,. (Anna) Myrt)e, Gertru~c, _W1Uia m, Ernest, Ethel. 113 Magazme S t. S hover, J. J. (Leona) 347 Hawthorne St. Sibley, H . B. (Mattie) Thornton. 1 06 McCurty St., Tel. 183. S!mpson, Catherine. 234 E. Main St. Simpson, L. A. (Mattie ) Bonnylin Al dine, Robert. Kline St ' S impson, R. M. (Margaret)° Lucy Grover . 234 E. Main St. ' S immons, E lsie. Kline St. Simmons, H. L. Kline St. S immons, i\1. '!'. Kline St. S ites, G. C. (Mabel) Anne, J ane. 134 W. Main St., Tel. 209. Sixens, George (Viola) George, Virg inia. 114 Pine St. S izemor e, C. L. (Emma) Auldcne, Delln, Ava , Berlin, N elson, Loin, Carl. 27 Washington Ave ., Rivermont Addn. S izemol'C, Herbert (Clarn) Leo. 120 J\l ng-azino St. Size r, A. C. (Nancy ) . 110 4 \V. Ri\·ersid e A Vl>., Tel. 78. Sizer, F. J. (Barnma) Frank, Tinl ph, l\liltlred, Doris. 305 Fudge St. Sizer, I I. L. (Nellie) Francis, F lorine. Harry Jr. 308 Hawlhorne Sl. Tel. l G2. Skeen, l\l iss Jessie. 320 N. Lexington S t., T e l. 258. Skee n, W. i\1. 306 Ri versid e Ave., T e l. !Hi. •S l au ~h te r, John (i\Iary) . 220 S. Mnple Ave. Slon n, .Tames (Nancy ) 223 E. Riverside Ave. Smnllmn n, Norn. 10~ McDonuld St. Smilh, A. L. (Nellie) No rman. Wal· ler, ll arry, Owen. Virgiui:l A,·e., Ri\·ermont Acldn. Smilh, C. H. (Willie F). Chnrles, Woodrow, Eunice, Murrell. 107 Monroe St. Smith, C. I. (Nellie JI. ) Virg in in, Walter, Ellen. ::! OG N. Lexington St., T el. HlG. 75 " �DlRECTORY OF C OVlNCTON, V lRClNIA DlR.ECTORY OF COVlNCTON, V l RCl NIA t··- ·-·---·-··-..- ·-·- ··-··-··-·---··-··-··-··· -··-··-··- ··- ··-··-··-··---·t I : I : I • : t l STOUGHTON & MATHERS { i. Contractors and Engineers j Covington, Virginia Phone 326 i j I l = I 1 l•-••-•-·•-•-u---••--M--•-•--••-U-••-•-•~-••-••--l < ;o > C> z ')> \1 \1 ')::> r ~ :c ~ 5 -f rn c.n Snuth, Charley. 115 Magazi ne St. *Smith, Cha rles (Virgi nia) Pine St. Smith, Earl. 5 N. Alleghany Ave. Smith, E. C. 338 Fudge St. Smith, E. L. (Grace) L awrence. Washi ngton Ave.. Rivermont Addn. Smith, Floyd (Pearl ) . 22 1 Spruce S t. Smith, G. C. (Willie) Bernard, Edna, Aubrey, Ruby, Maggie. Doris, Gladys. E. Ri vermont Addn. *Smith, George L. (Lillian) Odessa, Ra lph. 216 S. Lexington St. Smith, l\l. A. (Snowie) Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Smith, H. Glenn. 210 N. Lexington St. Smith, II. A. (May) Maude, Lula, Ralph , George, Albert. 138 Magazine Sl. *Smith, .Jerry (Mary) Geraldine. 301 S. Marion St. *Smith, Moses (Anni e) Gertrude, Lawrl!nce, William. 32 1 S. Alleghany Ave. Smith, R. Fraziel' (Maude) Robert, Alice, Helen, Frazier Jr., Wilber, Maud, Rae. 219 W. Locust St. Sm ith Ralph (Florence) Ula, Elmer. 4 () 'Washington Ave., Riv e rmont Addn. *Smith, ]{11bert N. (Cornelia). 120 <'heny St. Sm it h, Roy ( Ida) Verna, Helen. l.i4 l\Iag·azine St. . . *Smith, Sam H. (An nie ) Hl!len, M~l­ dred, Otelia, Luvella, Sam, W i lliam, Lethia, Wilber. 304 S. Lex- Smith, Mrs. Zoah H., J osephine E., Cha rlotte I f. , Charles R. 120 Wills St., Tel. 278. • smothers, L. W. (Maggie) Carrie, Mary. 103 Craig St. Snead , Azellu. 831 Beverly St. Snead, Charlie. 215 McCurty St., Tel. 234. Snead, Hany (Willie) Ruth. N. Alleghany Ave. Snead, James T. 222 S. Lexington St. S nead, Jessie. 215 McCurty St. Snead, R. E. (Cora) 128 Wills St. Suead, T. E. (Lelia) Hildreth, Flor em·e, l\Iurion, Edward, T homas, Anthony, Paul. Maryland Ave., Riverm ont Addn., T el. 292. Snead, T . Il. (Estella) Walter, Edgar, Nellie, Leonard. 541 N. Alleghany Ave. Snead, W. H. (Stella) Beulah, Ethel, William. '126 N. Alleghany Ave. Snider , Ruth. Rivermont Addn. Snyder, E. G. (Elizabeth) L a nier. 119 McCurty St. Sorrell, Myrtle. 106 Prospect St. <> Sparrow, James (Susie) Robert, Ruby, Susie. 355 Pine St., Tel. 303W. '"Sparrow, ,Jessie (Mary) Leroy. 413 Alleghany Ave. <' Sparrow, John (Ella) _ Pine St. • S:>eucer, Edd (Jennie), Joy, Sallie, Ge rtrude, Charles, RoBetta, Emma, Herber t, Jumes. Pine St. Spencer, Ha rry (Mary). 427 Alleghany Ave. ington St. . *Smith, Si las, Rober~. 204 Fifth St. Spiller, Richa1·d A. O'Gara Hotel, Maple Ave., Tel. 148. Smit h Th•11nas CAnnie J . 222 W. LoSpind le, W. S. (Janett) , William, cust St., T el. 21 8. JC1 hn , H ornc·e, Harold, E:thel. 2011 Smith, W. G. 3!34 Hawthorn St., Magazine St. T e l. 274. . Smith, W ..J. (Jeannette) Mike, Fre~ , S pitler, H. (Nellie) Joe, Wallace, Mildred. 201 P rospect St. Tom, Dawson, Ma1·y. ] 17 E. Mam Spitler, Warren. 201 Prospect St. St. Montague, S pradlin, J . T. (Rosa) 222 Oak St, Smith, Wrigh l (Lilly ) Ry vP r . Virginia Ave .. Rive rmo nt Sprad li n, W. T. (Lillian) Mar thu. 22 Oak Sl. Atldra . 76 Smith, The Tailor, Dye Work a Specialty + - -•·-•---•-•-•-•-• -••-•·--·-·•--• --. _.__.••·- -M -t- -n -•-u---••-••-·- + S prinkle, J. F. (Sarah). 1119 High- Slinesprin~. H. D. (l\l. Virginia) Ha rry. 1!14 E. Riverside Ave. land St. Sprinkle, Jcgsie E. l lltl llighluncl Stinnett, A. L. (Edith) Rob e rt, WilSt. liam, Frances. Edna. Washing ton Sprinkle, Warner S. 1119 Highland Ave., Rivennont Addn. St. Sti11netl, A . N. (Leona) 215 l\icSprouse, John D. (Ethel) Willlam, Curty St., Tel. 2:H. Ag nes, Mnrion, Douglas, Lacy. 102 Stokes, Mrs. Annie T. Rosedale Ad.Magazi ne St. dition., Tel. 318. Sµudock, Preston (Zella), Carlisle, Celestine, Thomas, Geo. Jr., Rich- Stokes, Richard C. (Lula .l\luy) Besard, Theodor e, Stanley. Mercer St. sie, Anna. Rosedale Add11., Tel. 318. Staehlin, D.·F. 128 Prospect St., Tel. 2D4. Stone, Lonza. 305 Chestnut SL. Standoff, Cla r ence (Alma) Beulah, • Stever. D. 0 . (ldu) Elaine. RiverLouise, l\lnry, Ri\·ermont Addn. monl Addn. Standoff, l\l. L. ( Brusic). 222 Spruce Stratton, Patrick (Lessie) Mury, St. Henrietta, Ruby, Fannie. 1J()7 AlStoug hton, Robert A. (Lorette) legha11y Ave. llridge St., Rosedale Add11., Tel. Stull, Miss Elsie. 231 Prospect St., G4. Tel. 217. Steele, C. B. (Lona) Charley, Frazier, Edward, Elizabeth, Arthur, Louise, Stull. Mrs. Elizabeth, Virginia. 202 Homer, Bernice, Juanita, Delbert, Chestnut St. l." ranklin. 50 2 Alleghany Ave. Stull, E. M. (Minnie) Ire ne, Evelyn. Steele, L. A. (Mary ). 222 Walnut 118 W. Main St., Tel. 20!l.J. St. Steele, W. H. (Alsie) Annie, Louise, ~:. tct• le, L. i\'l. (Leola) . 202 Chestnut St. Garland, Virginia. 410 Deverly St. Slccly. James E. (Eloise). Rosedale Stull, Miss Mary. 231 Prospect St., 'fel. 217. Add11., Tel. 110. Stephenson, George A., (Mary) Mar- S ucldarl:h, I3. N., May, William. 201 Will r. St. garet, Mary, George Jr., Samuel. 531 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 214. Su1·bcr, P. L. (Lottie) L ouise. 101 E. R iverside Ave. Stephenson, R. B. (Elizal>eth) Charlotte, Roscoe Jr., :Mabel. 323 W. Sutherland, W. E. 114 W. Main St., Tel. 211. . Riverside Ave., T el. 233. Steptoe, Robert. 301 E. Locust St. Su tphi n, Eccles (lluttie). 22<! Holly Stevens on, C. W. (Myrtle) Charles St. 11. 323 Prospect St. Sutphin, Frank (Ella) Emma . 104 McDonald St. Stevenson, Mrs. Willie. 416 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 5 2. Sutphin, J . D. (Rose) Clarence, Fred. Steward, Mabel. 103 Eust Main St. 11'1 Beech St. Steward, Richard. 103 E. Main St. Sutphin, R. W. (Bentrice) Rub y. 116 Stewart, A. P . (Catherine) Alexander Beech St. Annie. 176 E. Riversid e Ave., Tel'. Swift, E. L. (Nettie) Myrl, E d ward, !)l. Ruth. 103 Wills St. *St ewar t, Emmit (Arrna) Denny, Les- Swift, .J. R ( Katie) Doroth y, Leola. t er, Rosetta, J enn ie, Wil bur, Leon123 Magazine St. a r d. 230 Locust St., T e l. 336. Swift, Mrs. L. V. 123 Magazine St. •Stewart, W. M. (Eliza) Chambers Switzer, A. B. 217 E. Main St. Hal.tie, Maggie, Nettie, Moses. Switzer, Mrs. Florence. 142 Ri verside E. Locust St. Ave. 0 211 T 'l'ATE, JOHN T. Sts. W. Main and Court T::iylor, Mrs. Annie. Lon SL. 402 S, L exinf!- Taylor, Charles (Willie) Lillian, William, Franklin, Elwood, Geo1·ge. S. Allegha ny Ave., Hear Fudge S t . Taylor, C lifton . G02 S. Lexington St. 77 Q)- VJ �a DLR£CTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGIN IA ! " fOR THE L AN D 'S I S AKE " II BARBERS 'FALLING SPRING' LIME i J j (Dissolved Limestone Precipitated) ' j ! Quick!Y Available Non-Caustic i j i - i :$ ::0 C) z > ~ """TJ -u >·· rp C> I z> z cs --,! ff1 (,/) Thoroughly Dried / Finely Pulverized ! I j 92 to 99 per cent Carbonate of Lime I 00 per cent. Soluble I! - l MANUFACTURE.D BY !I ! COMPANY J I . , i i i I THE OHIO c. BARBER FERTILIZER I i. j BARBER (Alleghany County) VIRGINIA _ ,._ n- u- ••- ••-"_.,_ ,._ ,._ ,._.,_ ,,__.,_.,_,,_,_._,,_,,_..,_~.+ +--•- "_.,_ ., • • Mrs Addie, Sam, P ercy, n , i\'laThompsoni · t 230 E Ma in St. 2 *Taylor, Mrs. Gertru de. <> ~ • Virginia, Ernes · ) Jr., ple A w. . Thompson, Boyd (Nora t . Taylor, G. W . (Fanm e) For est. 126 Francis. 205 Ro~ly S Lrnian, Magazine St. $Thompson, Charle~ (~~ ieR~yi:nond, Taylor, F rank C. 2 17 Spruce St. Charles, John, ~t ton S t (' Ta ylor Henry (Rena) Cherry St. Bernard. 32C2 (8D· 1. en) nTgaylor Nan' . . Th . n E . c ta , T aylor, J. W. ( Mary ) L1lha n . George, o~npSX ' ld Furnace Row. Gertie, William, .John. 125 Magme, moE. p (Mamie) Ar thur, a zine S t. Thom~son, · · 10 S ruce S t T aylor, .Ja cob L . (Gertr~1de ) Gordon, • Lomse, Ra1h· .; De~ey St . · :Miriam. 109 N. L exmgto n St. Thompson, Hanm · 5 N Alleg hany Taylor, J ohn (Maggie ) How ard, Al- Thompson, arry. · be rt, Frederick, Lo is. Wa shington Ave. J R 210 S uce s• Ave., Rivermont A d dn. Thompson, . · _or p :· Taylor, John (Virgie ) Dent o n, Mal- Thornton, Mrs. V. S. 224 ro:.pect s B \\' d' ) ·.' colm. 343 Oak St. *T aylor. Mrs . Lethia, Willer , Isaac. 308 Cherry St. Taylor, W. H. (Ama nda M .) 217 Spruce S t. Taylor, William (Grace). 31 5 Beech St. Thacker, Leroy (Annie) Helen , Billy. 225 Beech St. Thomas, J. R. (Nannie ) Edith, Helen, Willie, Rayner, Robert. 14 5 Wills St. Th omas, Robert E. (Mary) Ro bert E. H~len, James, Mary E. 410 . Thomas, W1l11am. 106 Pme St. T homas, W. M. 203 Chestn ut St. J r., W. Mam _S~. 78 - St., Tel. 3W. . , Tignor, Charles T. (Nan nie) M.a nm. 406 S. Lexington St. Tigrett, A. J. (Edith) St. 311 Prospect *Tinsley, Mrs. Henrietta, Elin. E. Locust St. 312 W. Maple Ave. Tolley, Lemma. 110 1\f agazine SL T olley, l\Iiss llfattie. 101 l'rfc Curty St. OF C OVJNGTON, VIRGINIA •-••-·•-•-••-n-••-·-.,-.,-.,_ .. _•••- 'T . I 1 f J .._u-..-.._.._. -·-..-.._.._,,_,_,,_,! D. C. 203 SARTIN & CO 1 L · • ,. cxington Street DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND COUNTRY PRODUCE i / +·-·-.. _ .._,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_Phone 222 I ••-•-·•- ••-••-••- ••-u-H-••-•- ••-••-••-•o-•.f. 219 .T ncke1· John 818 Kr St W. R1vers1de Ave. • • · ine . 1 1 *Tolliver, Mrs. Esther, Isabel. 342 T E; ker, J .. W. (Rache l), Rayma, Maple Ave. . ffle, Marietta. 2_30 Chestnut St. Tomlin H erbert. 102 E. R1ve1·side Tucker , J. 0. (Molhe) Washington. Ave' 35 Washington Ave., Rivermont Tomli~, W. W. 102 E. Ri:rerside A_ve. Addn. . Tomlinson. C. R. (Annie), L ouise. ~uclcer, Miss Luln. '116 Highland St. Rivermont Addn. .. . . 'l u~ker, Miss M. A. 40 4 W. RiverTomes, W. E. (Laura ) Vng1111a Ave. , srde Ave., Tel. 78. Rivermont Addn. . 'I ucker, Sarah, Ernest, Henry, Joe, Topham, H. S. (Doroth y ) Manon, Charley, Cora, Etta. 406 Beverly Harry Jr 349 Prospect St. . St. 11 1 .., 1 1\'L (Nannie) . . Locust 'l'u c ker, Mrs. V. C. 218 Chestnut St. op f..iari.on Sts. Tu c ke r, \V. J. (Clara ), Ethel, Phyllis. , an niter H. (Ada) Ma rgaret, 710 Monroe St. 'loGwe, W,Lucy Walter Jr. 210 N. Tucker, W. H. (Hattie) Virginia. ra~e, 2 02 Beech St. , 'l'el. 301. ~ 3 16 1 u k 7, Cecil (.Ju lia ) Mary land Ave .. 1u; H. (Lavina). •Tia\ls, r Rr vC'r m ont Adcln. Third St'. ( Ade line) James. 119 Turner, E. Lee (Eri ith ) 207 Court St. *Trent, Harvey Tu rnPr, J oh11. 11 5 N. Maple Ave., Spruce St. , mna) 104 T el. 276. . Tribbett, Andrew R. (Er · '° T\\'i tty Lincoln ( J\fnry ) Ahce, EdN. Maple ABvc. 16 4 E. Riverside w::mi.' iJ02 Third St. Tolley, .W. I:I. (Lissie) · George. s. J1 i ~e~!ngtAontl St Trusslow, J. · *T;;~l;ner, Vivian. 3 1G Cherry S~. *T uc 1·,er, Mr·s· Barbara ' BenJam1n. 318 Maple Ave. Tucker, C. I. (Callie ) Violet. 414 Court St. I w·i Tucker, H. A. (Gladys) Carlye, · 1 • ber, Haldine, Ruby, ganell, Ileat· rice, Lola, Doris. 20<l . Oak St', , Tucker H arr ison J. (Callre) Wall.lee, Odeii, Kenneth, Isabelle. 401 'l'yrce, C. l\i. (Shirley) Frnnklin St., fliv er111 ont Addn . Tyree, Edith. 208 Mngnzine S t. Tyree, F. l\f. (Delln) .Juan ita, Daisie, Ashby. 218 Oak St. Tyree , J. D. (Dorothy) J oyce. 518 W. Locust St. Tyree, J . L. (lla11na) Ed wn rd, Leonard , Mnric. 105 Hickory St. Tyree, ~ !rs. V. C. 228 W. Locust St. Tyrre , \V. A. 107 \V. M:ii11 St. Hickory St. 309 *Tinsley, James. 309 E . Locust St. *Tinsley, Philip (Virginia) Ma celia, Ella, J uanita. 321 E. Locust St. *Tinsley, Sam (Rosa) Pine St . *Tinsley, Walter. 309 E. Locu st St. Tolley, J ohn R., Robert B., J ob n R., Julia. DJRECTORY ··- ·-- - - -- -··---!< 1 ''_,_,._ ,,_,._ .,_ .,_,.- n- "- ••- "- " - ••-+•- ~ii1f' e~ u U PTON, THOMAS A. (Phoebe) 911 Monr oe St. 79 {' ..,...... �D l RECT ORY OF C OVlNGTON, VlRGlNlA +·-· . · ·-·-·-··-·-·-··- ·--·-··-··- ·-··- ·-··-··-··-·-··- . -··- ··.I . - ·--.+ I' J. H. FLESHMAN J I ! I DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHA~D ISE \.AIL, H. P. (EdnaJ Willis, Harry, Helen, Mary, Joh n . 131 Mill St. Vance, l\Iiss Elsie. 412 S. L exington :z > > .,, ~ ,-~ :::x: z> ~ -f ,..,, (,/) MRS. E. B. WEIKLE ! Marinello Shop ,I f v Vest, C. B. (Eva) V fo let. 401 Allt!ghany Ave. Vesl, L. IL (Mory ) Sybil. 120 W. Main St. SL. Vi.nee, George 'f. ( Lllemma) 412 S. \' est, Miles. 20 6 Magazine S t. Vest, Mrs. Sadie. 1 0 6 Spruc e St. Lexington St. W. E. ( Mar y E .) Clara, Ida, Vance, H. D . (Mary C.) Mary E. Vest, Hennon . 217 Hickory St . Ro:edale Addu., Tel. 190 . \'ia, .J ohn .J. ( Daisie ), Lillia n, BerVan T yne, Miss Charlotte T. 120 tha, Lesley , J oh n , Cecil. 512 N. Wills St., Tel. 278 . Alleghany Ave. Vass, Thomas. ll O!li S. Lexington \"ia, .J ohn ll, (Mat.t.i e ) , Virgi n ia. 80 1 Beverly St. St., Tel. 135. Vaughn, M_rs. H. J .. James L . 211 Via. Mrs. Mary, Joh n , .lllarvin.. Kline St. Fuoge St. Vin, Ro bert (Eddie ) Douglas, Arthur, Vaughn, Miss Virgie. 104 N. Maple Roy, Claude, Violet, Geor ge, MarAve. ~a re t, Elmer. Macy land A ve., RivVess, E. P. (Jessie ) Roy E lsie, Freermont Addn. mont. Rivermont Addn. Vio la, P. V. ( ~lin ni e ) Roy , Rosa, Vess, .J. W. (Alberta) Kath leen, JesLoui~ .. 215 Cherry St. sie W. J r. 729 Furnace Row. Vippel'man, Em mett. 119 B eech St. Vess, L C. (Mary), Sadie. Bllck, Vowles, Miss Nannie. 522 \ -V. RiverUoh1. I'. Alle1<h any Ave. s ide A\·e., Tel. 18&. w \VA UfJELL, W. E . (Florence ) . Covington Bank Bldg ., Tel. 211. Wade, Dunlap (Le lia) De wey St. Wade, l\I rs. E. J. 3 23 Wa lnut St. Wade, J. R. (Vi ola ) Lura. 328 Prospect St. Wagner, Dr. l. C. ( B lanche) Cecelia, c. J r., Jean. 225 w. Riversid e Ave. Wa lker, C. B. (Vern on) D o nald, Cyrus. l\laryland Ave., R ivermont Addn. Walker , <·. W. (A d a) Ira. 217 E. Main St. ' Walker, lJorfas. 230 S. L exington r. St. . Walker, Gilbert C. (Laara W.) Charles W . H ote l Co llin s. 108 S. Maple ..\\•e., Tel. 3 5. ·Walker, ~Ir~ ..Joanna. 232 S. Mar11111 St. Walker, Gilbert C. J r. (Nancy R. ) G ilbert C. 111. H o tel Collins, 108 S. Maple Ave., Tel. 35. • W a Iker, ,John W. ( B etty) 116 Elk St. "Wall< er, John (Nan n y) 10 3 Eik St. • walk er, Leslie L. 3 27 S. Lexington SL I Electrical Scalp Treatment Shampoo and Facials Phone 263 I I I MARION STREET ! f : j lI i. ! l-··-:·-·•- ••-•-•-••- •-•-••-H-oo-•o-..- .o•-••-oO-•o-n- oo-oo-o-00--00-•l Walter, C. E. (Lula) Louise, Irene. Watts, Harry. 104 Beech St. 823 B-everly St. "'Watts, Mrs. Nannie. 330 S. LcxingWalton, Ella, George. 506 N. Alle• ton St. ghany Ave. • --Weaver, E. C. ('l'rudic) 416 HighWalton, H. B. (Maud) Inez, Paul, land St. Harvey B. Jr., Louise. Willie C. W caver, E. IL '.l 20 N. Alleghany 111 Mccurty St. Ave. __.F.alton, Mrs. Myrtle. 201 Wills ~t. Weaver, Hiram. 509 Beverly St. ' Ward, C. B. (Lula) George, Charlie, Webb, Herbert. 217 Oak St. Minnie, Marshall. Maryland Ave., Webb, Ida. HG Ilighlnnd St. Rivennont Addn. Webster, Mrs. Nannie J. , Myrtle, •ware, Henry. 28 Pine St. Frank. 003 S. Alleghany Ave. •Ware, Jesse (Carl'ie) Cherry St. West, Allen. 206 N. Maple Ave., Waring, Miss Nancy. 409 W. Main Tel. 22. St., Tel. 45.· West, H. A. (Annie) Orn, Richard, *Washington, Elmom (Carrie) Ruth, Lena, Hazel, Dorothy, Elsie. 409 Dorothy, Ethel. 101 Craig St. E. Riverside Ave. *Washington, James. 328 L ocust St. Weifor<l, D. N. (Mnude) D. N. Jr., *Washington, Lucian (Jennie) MerD ouglas. Washington Ave., Rivercer St. mo11t Addn., Tel. 203. · Watkins, A. S. (An nie) 239 E. Main Weikel, Carl C. (Max) Ralph, RichSt. ard. 622 Hil>'h!and St. Watk ins, Earl. Beverly St. Weikel, EverettcrB. (.Maude) 111 N. Watkins, Stanley. Beverly St. .Marion St., Tel. 263. •Walson, Allen (Loretta) 219 S. Weikel, Hollis B. 111 N. Marion St., Lexington ~t . Tel. 263. • Watson , William G. (Carrie M.) Weikel, Ira L. (Bessie) Oswald, Paul, William, Samuel, Allen, Charles. Jack, Fred, .Mary, Frances. 206 380 S. Lexington St. Holly St. •Watson, Rev. Louis (Martha) L ewis. Weikel, W. W. (Clarice\ 3 12 Haw312 S. Marion St. thorne St., Tel. 267. Wl\tts, J. E . (Marguerite) Frances Welch, 206 Chestnut St. Alberta. 104 Beech St. ' Wenrich,James. Harry. 111 W. Locust St. ·-··-··-··-··-··-··-..-··-··-..-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-..-·-..-.._··-··-··-··-·r · ' Wa lke r, Robert (A n n a \ 28 Pine St . • Walker, Mrs. Rosa, J ames, Robert, Virginia, F lorence, Clara. Pi11e & Mercer Sts. · Wa lker, Vic toria. 10 5 Elk S t. '\V a llace, Harry I Mary ) Rosa l ee. 314 Locust Sl. Wallace, Dr. J. W. 128 N. Maple Ave., Tel. 26. Wa llace, John 1'. (Ba r bara) 12f! N. i\lap l<' Ave Tel 26 80 1- 11-11-•1-1•-•1- • - t • - M --•1-... f .I I 124 Highland St. Covington, Va. Phone 277 +.1-••-·--••-•-•·•- u- --··- ·-·-..-··- ·- ••·-••---•-·----·--·-·-'+ < t ·- · · -- - •t-11-•-11-11-01- 11- 11-00- 1.1- 1 -1•- } i I i I 55 £? DIRECTORY O F" COVlNCTON, VIRG INIA COMPLIMENTS OF THE Workingmen 's Mercantil e Assn., Inc. The First Co-Qperative Store in Alleghany "'County Ii I I ! ••- ••-·••-tt--..-·••-•·•-••-n-·1:• -••-n-·• •-••- ••-it•-••-••-••-••-••-n·- ••-••-•+ 81 6'· U\ �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGJNJA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGJ.NIA t··- ·-·-··-- "_,,__.,_,_,_.._,,__..___,,_.,__,,_,,_.,_,,_~-·--·-·+ I WITHROW & DA VIS !: Restaurant and Pool Room f Just Across the Bridge from the Paper Mill • I I I • / The Parker Department Stores, Inc. I l i PAY THE CASH AND PAY LESS I ! .. Courtesy and ·service to A ll" f ! i ~·-··-·-··-·--··-··-··-·-·--·-·-·-··-"_.._,_.,_,,_,_,,_,,_,,_,,_. + Welcher, Price (Maggie) Hallie, Sinclair, Virginia, Frederick, Janet. 720 S . Lexington St. Wenrich, Minirice M. 414 W. Locust St. < ::0 C) z )> ~ -0 -C, >· 1)>· 0 ::r: )> z :z 0 -I ill ( /1 Wetzel, W . E. (Gertrude) . 215 Mccurty St., Tel. 234. Wheat, Mrs. H. C. 107 W . Main St. Wheeler, H. L. (Florence' Louise, Everette. 109 N. Maple Ave. Wheeler, W. W. (Mae) 314 Hawthorne St., Tel. 266. Whisman, Robert. 112 McDonald St. White, Augustus E . (Dora H.) O'Gara Hotel, Maple Ave., Tel. 148. White, Emma. 114 Magazine St. ~ White, George (A lice ) , Elizabeth, Della, Robert, Hazel, Julia, Eunice, David. End of Pine St. ' * White, Jessie 1 Easter) Harrison, Anna, Carolyn, Jack, Jessie. 340 Cherry St. ~' White, Junius W., Virginia, Julius, Moses, Euge11e. 3 2 4 Cherry St., Tel. 303J. '' Whi Le, Leonard (Hallie) Leonard Mary. 305 K Locust St. ' Whitehead, W . F. (Louise) Ruth William, Ralph, Roy, Joy. 198 E'. Ri verside Ave. Whitmo.re, J. H . (Kate' Sarah D., Blessing. 421 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 115. +11_ • I ,1_._ ,,._,,_ ••- ••- n-.••- ••- - - •..- l l - l i i i I j Whitmore, J. Kline St. Wickline, Clarence F. (Maggie) Lillian, Fay, Florence, Ermagene. 612 S. Marion St. Wickline, J. H. ( Ella) Eugene, Eulee, James, Homer, Steward, Wallace. 348 Prospect St. Wickline, Carl (Virginia), Billie. 208 Chestnut St. Wickline, Mrs. M. J\'l., Ethel, Bayee, Martha. 345 Prosllect St. Wickline, P. J. (Minnie) Leonard. 216 Chestnut St. Wickline, Robert. Virginia Ave. Rivermont Addn. Wickline, William (Nora). 125 Yi Prospect St. Weiford. C. P. (Bessie), Norman Donald. 318 Hazel St. ' \Veiford, Oden (Hazel) . 318 Hnzel St. Weikel, A. E. (Bessie), Gladys, Dorothy. 306 Chestnut St. W!lhelm, Cletis. 107 W Main St. v~~lhelm, Curtis. l 07 W. i\Iain St. Wilhelm, R. A. (Clara) Gilmer. Viri;inia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Wiley, Miss F lorence. 116 Prospect St., Tel. 132J. Wiley, Miss Lucy. 116 Prospect St Tel. 132J. ., Wilker~on, .J. M. (Alice) Virginia Holhs, Mildred. 2 15 Fudge St. ' - -•+I •- -'•-H- ••- ••- ·••- " -••- ••- u-- u- .. : !I I I l : +·-··--··-.,. -·-··-··-··- ··-··- ··-··-··-··-··---···-··-··-..·-··-··-·. -··-··-·r 1 . J.T.TATE CHOICE FRESH AND CURED MEATS Phone 272 COVINGTON, VIRGINIA i j ! f r l J,_,,_..._,,_.,_,__,_,_,___,,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,,_,__,,_,,_,,_,_,_,_,,_,,_ ,,_.J. Wilke1·son, W. H. (Ada) Leonard Stuart,. H elen, W. •H. Jr. 33S Prospect St., Tel. l!)iJJ. *Wilkson, Dellie, Bettie Morton 121 Oak St. ' . Willard, Robin. Covington Cafe 130 Riverside Ave., Tel. 309. ' Williams, E. G. (Edna) 226 Walnut St. Williams, Etta. 115 Magazine St. Williams, Mrs .. G. T., Oscar, Emn1ett, Carrie. 3 18 Yi W. Main St., McCarthy Bldg. Williamson, J. H . (Winifred). Co lleen. 230 Prospect St., Tel. 3J. Williams, Rachel. Maryland Ave., Rivermont Addn. Williams, R. J . (Jen nie) 115 .Magazine St. Williams, Roy S. 11 11 S. Maple Ave., Tel. 229. owiJliams, Thomas J. (Christina ) Thomas. 301 S. Marion St. *Williams,. Walter W. (Francis) Gertrude. 406 S. Marion St. Wills, Miss Lena. Wills and Monroe Sts., Tel. 82. Wilson, T. J. (Nellie) Mary, Russell. 306 Hazel St. Wilson, William (Ocie) Cecil, Frances. llG S. Mario n St. ~ Winston , · Aubrey ( l!':mma) Nathuniel, Aubrey Jr. 228 Snruce St. (•Winston, Rnlph (Corn) St. 230 Locust *Winston, Robert. 226 Locust St. *Winston, W. H. (Emmu) Hazel Ruth, Essie, Iris. 1004 High land St. W!pf, Waite!'. 127 Court St. W!se, Ellie. Ri vermont Aclcln. Wise, Henry. 1 08 S. Lexington St Wise, W . D. Rivermont Addn. · Wogan, .Mary. 223 W. Locust ~t Tel. 4 6. •.i ., Wolf, L. Perry (Ida) Grace Mary 212 Hickory St. ' · Wolf, S . . C. (Sadie) Reginald, Robert, Elizabeth. 228 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 16. Wolfe, Claude M. (Dana) Bonnie, Claude Jr. 20 1! Spruce St. Wolfe, J. Porter(Grnce) Pauline. 2 12 Holly St. Wolfe, ~nwrence (Thelma) 104 S. Maple Ave. Wolfred, George (Sallie E.) Frnnk. 625 N. Alleghany Ave. Wn m plcr, John L. (Gladys ), Betty. (;04 Riverside A vc. Wood, G. B. (lleita) Frank Grntten . 731 Beverly St. Wood, 1-1. 411 Alleghan y Ave. Wood, H. B. (Weller) Gladys, Mabel, Katherine, Howurcl, Frenchie, Emmit, Everette. 71. 11 N. Be verly St. • +.e- ••-·•1-••-··- ··- 0-••~ -n-•-"-•·- • • -•-••-•~-·• •-·••-••-•-·• • -n-.1 -•1-..- ·•t i Telephone 73 ~ i j Covington Hardware and Furniture Co. ! l McAllister Bldg., Covington, Va. j ! 222 Court Street . i ! ! ! I Full Lines of PAINTS, BUILDERS AND FARM HARDWARE Majestic Ranges, S~llers Kitchen . Cabinets, Victrolas and Records, Pianos, Player Pianos and Rolls FLOOR COVERINGS I j j j I • + •- 11- •- 'ft-•-11•- •11- ••-••- u-11- . -1- c•-•t- ••-••-••-•1-u-11-11-•1-u-1·1-11-s•-•i+ f•-u·-••-••-••-•1-1.-1•- •- -• -·•- d-n-tt.- u- n-••-•-'-'-••-•- n- 11-- n-••·- ••-•+ 82 83 es- ()'' �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VlRGINlA +---1.t<-H-••-n- 1•-··--··-···-·-·•-•1·- a. .- l I ! I t I! co. I ZIMMERMAN AND I THE MAN,S STORE ~ ~ \G i/ \. 1 '/ < ::0 G") I II Cor. Ridgeway and Commercial Sts. :r: :z )> 5 --t fT1 (/) Alleghany CLIFTON FORGE, vA. i I Wood, Owen (Naoifli) Dorothy Myrtle. 11 7 Magazine St. ·' Wood, P. C. (Anna) Phill Jr. Sunse t Hill, Alleghany Ave. Wood, S. A. (Mary) Margaret Louise, Mildred, Char les. 339 Oal~ St. Wood, Wade (Lula) 318 Fudge St. *Wood, William (Liza) Charm, Ashwell, Robert. 328 Pine St. •Wood, Zack (Estella) John, Lavern, Raleigh. 336 S . Maple Ave. Woods, Dr. Frank E. (Margaret) Lillian, Frank. 130 N. Marion St., Tel. 1 34. *Wooden, Carrie, Elizaheth, Theodo re, Pinkney. End of Cherry St. "" Wooden, Jesse (Emma) Marie, Ethel. 3 10 Maple Ave. *Wooden, Lewis (E lla) Charlie, Clarence, Lillian. llG E lk St. Woodson , A1·ch (Margaret) F'rederick, Marie. 544 N. Beverly St. Woodson, Mrs. Eva S. 101 Prospect St. Wo•Jdson, J . E. (Myrtle) .James, Annie, Vivian, Louise, Mabel. 731 Furnace Row. Wc.11dson, Rodney. Maryland Ave., Rivermont Addn. • Woo lfolk, George H. (Lucy) 1112 Highland St . C") ii N. l -0 )> Zli\JBRO BUP. L. Ave. i I 1 f .+----· · ---'--.. -•··-···-..__._._, __,_··-···-···-·-·. -· __,_,.,_,_._,____.+.I > ,.- Young, Joseph B. (Elsie ) Louise. l 15 S. Marion St. l z > > -0 " Young, Busler (Carrie) James, Bessie, Robert, William, Al berta, l\{nrgnret. 316 Cherry St. z i i i YAGO, J. L. (l\lnry) Nellie, Loin, Elsie, Ora. 217 Fudge St. Yates, Arthur L. (Mildred) . Be\·erly St. Young, R. W. Wills and Monroe Sts. Tel. 82. i ! I y I i i DlRECTORY OF COV INGTON, VlRGINlA ·1 1-.11.- ••·- 11.- 1•-••-••-.1·1·- ••-11·- · + Woorc, W. 0. (Mary) 131 Court St. '!'el. 12. Worley, F. W. (Winnie) 119 Magazine St. Worley, J. C. (Cora) Wiley, Morris, Luddie Maggie. 342 Pr ospect St. Wor ley, J. E. (Mary) Leonard, Bernard. 356 Fudge St. Worley, Leroy. Covington Cafe, 130 Riverside Ave., Tel. 309. Worsham, Amelia. 215 Walnut St. Worsham, Mrs. E. A., Henry, Paul. 224 E. Main St. Worsham, K. M. (Emma) Lillian, Claude, Pauline, Elizabeth. 206 Oak St. Worsham, R. J. (Eliza) Frances. 215 Walnut St. Wortman, Lyman (Grace) Marion, Irene. 321 Hawthorne St. · "' Wright, Archie •L. 327 S. Lexington St. Wright, Frank W. (Ora) Louise, Alean. Rear of 107 Cherry S t. Wright, H. C. (li'rances) Estel, Henry. 132 Wills St., Tel. 187. Wright, II. L. (Nannie) Frances, Nina, Ernest. 3 57 Hawthorne St. •Wright, Mrs. Mollie. 322 S. Lexington St. *Wright, Robert ( Nannie) Maplehurst, Maple Ave. Wyatt, Frank. 120 E. Ri verside Ave. --·---·-·----·-·~·-·-·----·--·-·1 BUILD WITH BRICK THE EVERLASTING MATERIAL m I I Get Prices From ~ COVINGTON BRICK co~ l._,._,._,_,,_,,_,._,,_,,_,_,,_,,_,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,._,,_,,_,_,,_,_.,__ _ 84 65 ~ �MAILING LIST OF VOTERS OF ALLEGHANY COUNTY < ;o # C) z > "> l;J -0 >r> (""} __,.... _,_ ,.,. z ~ -I rn µ... Ocu , 1". 0., Covington. Vo. RFD z. Bethel. Arthur. Sclmn Va Biggs. A. L.. Low Moor. Vo. Block, H. T., Low Moor Va Uloek, P. A .• Low Moor. Va · Block. T. C., Low Moor, Vo. Block. II. II.. Iron Cates, Vo Blonkenehip. J. D.. Co,'ington: Va. Bii... T. E .. Iron Gbtcs, Va. Blluord, J. L .. Low l\loor, Vo. Bocock, J. L .. Covington, Va. BogM. J ohn, Low Moor, Vo. l:logues •. J. T., Covington, Vo. Bookman, C. M .. Covington, Vo. RFD 2. Boone, Jesea, Alleghnny, Va. Boone, f-1. A( .. 1\lleshony, Vo. Oooth, W. H., Covinaton. Vo. RFD. Boailc. H. L., Sclmn, Va. BosliG, C. N., Selmn, Vo. Botkins , J. I'., Covincton, Va . RFD. Ootkins. noy, Covington. Vo. RFD. Bowen. Ceo. N., Cllft, Va. . Bowen, J. O.. Pott s Creek, Vo . Dowen. P. L;.i Covincto n, Vn. RFD 2. Bowen, W. t-. . Cov ington. Va. RFD 2 Bowen, C. S., Covini:to n, Vu. RFD 2 · Bowen, Jas. L. Jr., Co"ing l on, Va .. JiFD 2 Bowers. L. E .. Covin gton, Vo. RFD. ' Bow le, J. G.. Coving:on, Vn. R FD. Bowie, J. W., Covington. Vo. RFD. Bowles, Dr. £. K .. J ordan Mines, V'l . Bo"•n1on, J. S., Jordon Mines, Vo . Bowyer, Elios. Jordon ~lines, Vo. Bowyer. J. W.. Jordnn Mines. Va. Bowyer. George. Jordan Mines, Va. Bo1•d B. R .. ~lolfow, Va. Boyd' M. M.. Covington. Va. D1ockens. S. J .. Covinnton, Va. RFD. Bradshow, J. W.. Covmgton, Va. RFD 2. Breeden, Robt. C .. Co"ington, Vo. B1cslin, R. J.. Sarber. Vn. RFD. Bright, Sill. Low l\loo_r. Va. Brizendine, C. L .• Covmgton, Va. RFD. Bri1endinc, S. C .. Covington. Va. RFD. Broughman. O. f .. Low Moor, Va. Broughman. J. W., Low Moor, Vo. Broughman. 0. A., Selma, Va. Broughrnon, A. T. Jr., Iron Cates, Vo. 8roughmon, Ernest C.. Iron Cates, Vo. Uroughman, J. S .. Iron Cates, Vo. Brown . J. \V .. Crilfith. Va. Brown, l\. H .. Low Moor. Va. Brown, W. H .. Longdale, Vo. Brown. £. H., Covington, Va. RFD. Brown, D. E.. Covington, Va. RFD. Brown , H . T., Covington, Va. RFD. Brown, Clnrcnce. Covington. Vo. KFD. Brown, Samuel A.• Covincton, Va . Rl'D. B ruffcy. W. T .. Sclmn, Vo. Brynn, C. H., Clilton Forge. Vo. Bu n ch. H. 11., Clifton Forge. Vo. Burkho lder, J . L .. Jorcian Mines, Va. ~·ir~ho lder, Wm. B .. Covin gton, Va. ur ·s. C. C., Low Moor, Vo. Rurf 8 • !'.~ N .. Low Moor. Va. 8~~ cy. C · L .. Covin11ton, Vo. !:I 11 ~· • 13., C locc, W . Va. urnes. Jos. I., Glacc W Va urncs. \V D Cl ' . . B Burwell E. B.. ace, W. Va. Bush H ~I Low Moor, Va. Bush· C · w" ow. Moor, Va. . [lu>h' £ · C '(: C~v1ngton . Va. RFD Z, Clift. Bush' u· ,.:j lvrdgton, Va. RFD. 2. Clift. Bush' B .. Bl or Gn .J\lines. Vo. Bush' · u .. C u.(' Sprints Run. Va. • • r Oush C J\f. , COVJ/1 . !)ton, •a. RFD. 2 LowMoor Bush: J~hn .• F oCng_ton. Va. RFD Z LowMoor Bush r E dovrni;ton RFD Z Low llloor Bush' or. iln Mines, Va. Bush' · C., 0 ".'ngton RFD 1 Clift. Vo Bush' ~ L.. Covrngton, Va. RFD 2 Clift. Bush' J. RC.• LBlue Sprllll!S Run, Va. . • • .. 01•· Moor, Va. Adcock. D. \V .• Covington, Va. Adkins, B. B., Iron Cotes. v,.. Adkins, C. B .. Iron Cotes. Vo. Akers, N. R .. Selma, Va. ., Spgs. Alexnnder, A. L .. Sweet CholybR~ Allred. H. N .. Covington Vo., V·0 · Almond, Robt. M... Iron Cates. 0 • Anderson, l\L P .. Alleghany. Va. Anderson. H. R., Selma, Vo. Anderson, N. J .. Selmo, Vo . Anderson, \\'. J .. Sclmn, Vo. Anderson. \V. T., S<'lmo. Vo. Anderson, H. L .. Selma, Vo. Vo Anderson. \\I . E .. Iron Ca.tcs. "vo Anderson, W. F. Jr .. Covint.t:"·R.F.D. Anderson. Ceo. O .. Barber, ·•Vo Anderson, l\Jnngus. Covington.Vo · Anderson, Snndy, Covi ngt~n. · Anderson, S . C ., Barber, . n. n Vn. Andcrao n. \V. F. Sr., Cov1ngto • Anderson, H. H .. Covington. VRFD Andrews. Dewey. Barber. VVn .. RFD · Andrews, B. R .. Barber, a., · Andrews, Ceci l C., Flinn, Vo. Andrews. C. H., Barber, Vu. Andrews. Robt. A .. Sorber, Va. Andrews, R. D.. Sorber, \In. Andrews, \V . 0., Borbcr, Vn. RFD Angle, C. W .. Covington , \Ir. , · Angle. S. H ., Low Moor, Va. Apperson. B. £ .. Selma, Va. App<' rson. J. E .. Seim<>.· Vo. RFD Argenbright, J. \V., Covington, Vt · Armintrout , H. C .. Jord an Mines, n. Armintrout. J. M .. Sous Creek. Vo. /\rmintrout, J. S ., Jordan Mines, Vo. Arnuntrout. H. L, Jordon Mines. Vo. Armintrout. J. D., Jordon Mines. Va. Armintrou:. C. B .• Jordan Mines, Vo. Armintrout. Clyde. Potts Creek. Va. Armintrout, C. F .. Potts Creek Va. Amlintrou t, Crover, Jordan l\linc s, Va. /\rminrrout. £. A .. Iron Cotes, Vo. Am1introut. C. \V., Covington. Va. Armstrong, A . S .. Longdale. Vu. Armstrong. Sherman. Iron Gates, Vo. Arrington. £ . C., Earl Hurst, Vn. Arr!nglon, J. \V., Co vi ngton, Va. Arntt. F. 1\1.. Jordon Mines, Vo. Arrill, F. I.. Jordan Mines, Vo. Arritt . E M., Jordan Min<'s. Va. Arnll. E. H .. Jordon Mines, Vo. Arritt. Elmer. Potts Creek, Va. Arritt. \Vesley, Potts Creek, Vo. Arrill, D. F .. Jorda n Mines, Vo. Arthur, J. S.. Hot Springs RFD. Ayers. Chas., Longdale, Va. Ayers, C. £ .. Iron Cates. Vo. Ayers, J. A .. Covington. Vo . RFD . 13ack, Wade H .. Covington, Vo. Baker. J. F., Covington. Va . RFD. Baker. J. L.. Covin gton, Va. RFD. Ball , Alfred, Coving ton. \/a . RFD. Donkcr. C. ,\., Cov ington. Vo . Barley, J. W .. Gla ce, W. Va. Barnett , C. P .. Covi n gton, Va. Bartley. C. S. . Covington. Va. RFD . Bartley, C. J\I.. Covington. Va . RFD. Bateman, F . L.. Low Moor, Va . Bates. J . \V .. Sweet Chalybeats Spi:;s . Bauo rce, H. M .. Low Moor, Vo. Bazza ree, T. i\I.. Low Moor, Vo. Bell. J . B.. Co,·ington, Va. RFD. Bennett. J M., Jordan Mines, V:i. Bennett, J. J .. Covington. Va. RFD. Benne tt. W . R .. Covington, Vo. RFD. Benne tt, G. ~l.. Covington, Va. RFD. Bess. C. C.. Covington, Va. RFD. Bess. J . T .. Jordan Mines, Vo. Bess. j . R.• Jordan Mines, Vo. Bess, Sam_pson. Hematite, Va . Bess. P . T., Jordan .\lines, V:i. Bess, C. W., Covington. Va. RFD No. Z. 0 'L j· . s· "6 86 ~ DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VlR~IA Bush, J. R.. Low Moor, Vn. Bu8'1. John, Low Moor. Vn. llusli, A. J .. Covington. Vo. Buunrd, C. T .• Covington, Vu. Byer. E. P., Covln11ton, Vo. RFD I. B>•cr. H. C., Covln11ton, Vo., RFD Z Clift. B)'ar. Cnrl. Covington, Vo. RFD I. Bye r, Crover. Covington. Vo. RFD I. Byer, C. \V .• Covln11ton, Vo. RFD I. Byer, D. N., Coving t on, Vo. RFD I. Bycr8, Henry D .. Covington, Vo. RFD I. Byrne, Fronk C., L ow Moor, Vo. Byrne, J. T ., Low Moor, Va. Cohoon, J . :;., Iron Catu Va Cohoon. \v. A .. Iron Cate's, v;,. Collnghon, D. J .• Sweet Cholybcotc Spgs. Collo11hon, A. H., Barber, Vo. RFD. Colloghun, \V. 111., Barber, Vn. RFD. C..mpuell, H .' C., Iron Cotes, Vo. Cnmpbcll, J. R., I ron Cotes, Vo. Co mpbcll, C. L., Scl1110, Vu. Cn mpbell, \V. J., Sclmn, Vo. Cnmpbcll • C. C., Covington, Vo. RFD. Cnn1pbell, O. G .. Covington. Vo. RFD. Compbell. B. K .. Covington, Vo. RFD. Compbell , W. H .. Covington, Va. RFD . Corpcnter. J. HcC., Jordon Mines. Vo. C"rpcr. S .. Alleghany, Ve. Carper, · . M .• Alleghnny, Vo. Cnrson. A . B., E nrlhurs l, Va. Corson. D. W .. Alleghnny, Vo. Cnrson, J. H. S .. Eurlhurst, Vo. Corter, A: P .. Swocl Chnlybeoto Spgs. Corlcr 13. Fronk, Eorlhurst , Vo. CMtcr: Dr. B. L .. Blue Spring Run, Va. Cnrter, C. C., Eorlhurst, Vo. Cnrlcr, C. F., Sclrnn, V:i. C3rlcr. D. L .. Scl rna. Vo. Co1·ter, E. L.. Low Moor. Vo. Cnrter L. M .. Selmn. Vu. Cnrtcr: Joe W .. Covini;ton. Vo. RFD. Corter. \V. F., Covington. Vo. RFD. Corter, D. H.. Enrlhurst. ~o. ,. CiHtcr, £. 13.. Eorlhursl, \a. Corter. Ceo. /\., Sweet Cholybea te Spgs. Curter. C. H.. Earlhurst, Vo. Corter, Jessie, Sweet C hnlybeotc Spcs. Cnrtcr. L. \V., Enrlhurst. Vo. Carter. R. J., Sweet Cholybcote Spgs. Cnrter. S. C... Eorlhurst, Vo. Corter. W. L.. Sweet Ch:ilybcale Spgs. Cory. A. C .. Iron C:ites. Vu. Cnsh W. W .. Iron Cutes, Va. Chop mon. Re\'. C. /\ .. Jordon Mines. V:i. Childs. 11. A .• Co,•in1:to11. \In. RFD. Childs, W. R.. Jorcfon i\lines, Vo. Clo 1k. J. C., Longdole, \In. Clark. L. C., Longdale, v ... Clork. L. ,\., Longdole. \In. Clork. Peter. Lonsd:ilc. Vn. Clark. A. W., Iron G:ites, Va. Clnrl:, P.. Iron Cnlcs. Vo. Clork . . C., Iron C:ttcs. Vo. Clo rk , J •• E .. Iron Cotes. Vn. Clork, Olh·cr. Iron Cntc s . Va. Clork 5on, F .. Lon11<lnlc . Vo. Clarkson, . D.. Bnrbcr. V:i. Clarkston . j . W .. Longd'llc. Vo. Clemente. H. C., Jordo n Mines. Vu. Cline. J . /\., Covin :;ton. Va. RFD. Cline. G. ft, Cov inr,ton. Vo. RFD . Cline. J. F .. Coving t on, Vn .) \FD. Coc h1n11. C . D .. CovinRlon, \'n. RFD. Cole. P. V .. Sclmn , Va . Colcmlln , T. IL. Co "i111: ton. Vn. IH D . Coleman. \\'. C .. Covin ~t<'n. \'a . HFD . Collin•. \i.litl ~I.. Low ~l oo r, Va . Conner, C. A. Iron c.,tcs. \',,. Conner. J. /\. Longdnk Va Conner. C. A.. Iron Cote. Vo. Connrr. S. F .. l\lallow, Vo . Cuok. C J .. Covani;ton. RFD . Cook. E.. C.. Ba rbcr, Va Cook. I N . Sr. Barbr:. Vn . Cook. I. N. Jr .. BMhcr. \1:1. Cook, Olinr, Barber, Va . Cnok. A. W .. Sweet l halyb ..ate Spgs. Cuok. C. B .. Sweet Clm!vbcatc Spgs. Cool:, \V. F. Sweet l halybcatc Spgs J·· 0 l· +· v,,. Cooper. R. N .. Covin gton, Vo. Corn. F. C., Iro n Gntca, Vo. Counte. A. r ., Eorlhurat, v,,. Counts, C. H . Jr., Eorlhurat, Vo. Cox, P. B., I ron Cotco, Vo. Cox, \V. H .. Iron Catce, Vu. Cox, W . S .. I ron Cntca. Vu. Cox. Huber t E., Covington, Vo. Crnft, E. D., Longdnlc, Vo. Croft, E. F., Clifton Fo rge Vo Croft, H .. Selma, Vn. ' · Croft, J . M., Covington, HFO. 2, Low Moo r. Cro ft, C. F., Covington, Vn . RFD. C rowford, Don. Selmn. Vo. Cra wford, E. /\., Covington, Vn. Crist. P . 5 ., Iron Catco, Vo. Crher, H . D., Low Moo r. Vn. Crizcr, J. C., Covington Vo RFD Crfzcr. Fronk. Covlnst~n. Vo. · Crowder. F. \V., Covln11ton, Vo. Crowder, W. L., Barber, Vo RFD C rowder, C. \V., J ordon Mln~o Vo Crowder, Tho5. 0., Pollo Creek, V~ . Crummett, 1-1. J., Covington, Vo , C rutc hfi eld, C. P .. Iron Cu t 1>a, Va. C urtis , C. /\., Selma, Vo. Cu rt is, L . E.. Co rnotlo n, Vn. C urtl 3, E. L., Cov ing ton, Vo . C urti o, 0. P., Coving to n, \lo . C urry, J. W., Cuvinglon, RFD. C urry, 1-1. £ .. Bnrbcr, Vo. Dorne, \V . L .. Covlncton RFD 2, Low Moor Dnrnron, J . M.. /\llcRlr any, Vu . Darnron, A. M., Eorlh urHt , Vo. Domron, .I . T., £11rlh ur.t, Vo . Domron. Sl rlnoy 13 •• /\ ll cg h ony. Vo. Doniel, M .. Allcchnny, Vn . HFD 2 I.ow Moor. Davidson, F. E., Covln11ton RFp 2 Low Moor Davis. T. 0 .. Covi n Rton, Vu. Dovis, A. D .. Jorda11 Mines, Vo. Dovls. D. M., Jordan Mines, Vn. Daw, Horry, Low Moor, Vo. Dowson, J. P., Jordnn Min1>1, Vo. Doy"•olt, C. £., I lcmntltc. Vo. Deeds, D. H., Cnrno tio11 , Vu . Dt'<'ds, D. A., Sclmn, Vn. Deeds, Fronk D .. Cornntion, Vu. Deeds, M. S.. Selma, Vn. Deering, J . B .. Sdmn, \13 . Dclinbau11h. W . L., Covini;ton, Vo. Dei sher, £. C .. Low ~loor, Vo. Depriest. J . 1\., Onrbcr, Vn. RFD. Dcprlrst, T. /\., Onrber, Vo. R!"D. Dew, Everet tr, Iron Cotes, \In . Drw, I ra 1.., Iron Cn tc s. Vu. Dew. J . 11., Iron Cl\tcs, Va. Drw, Lewis H .. Iron Cotes, Vo. Dirkson. J. R . . lllnllow, Vn. Dillflrcl. J . F .. I.ow l\lorH, Vo . Dodd. A. L .. Cov in11ton, Vn. Dodrill, H. W .. Mnllow, Vo. Dod$on, C. I' .. llernotit e. \Irr . Dolman, E. L .. l ow J\lonr, \'n. Donovun . J . r .. Covin1: t o11. Va , HFO. Dotson. C. W ., C'1vi11(l to11. Va . H FD Dowcl, End C., lr n n Cote,, V11 . DuwJ. P. \V., lrtm l.ntea. Vn . Downe)', J. I' .. L o ncd11 lc, V11. Downey. [) . \\ . . Low l>loor , \lr1 . 1 Dow 11 e)'. F. 1\ ., I ow l\l oo r. \ '" , Duwney. L. or /\ . L .. Lvn i;tlrde, Vo Dow n e y, Sn mud. Low l\lno 1. \111 . 1111\<ncy. 1\ . W . l'11\' ingtu11, \ 111. l>uwn c)', I. R ,. l o vl111: t•rn. \ 11 i)rrn1:lo • . F1.111k, C1w i111l lOll, \ ... Hin Dor Ir J. 1\ . Scl111n. \'n Dr es,ic1. 1\hso l.-111, Unr br1, Vu Orr3 • lrr. (' lO\' in q l o ll , \II IH"i> D1cs•lc r. L . J. lo ,•1111, ton. \ '.1 HI 0 D1r ,. lc 1. C i;: • t'm· l111:t1rn, \In IU D Dr e~sler. D II . ll.11 br r. \ ' n. Hi D 01essl<:1, I) P. lovl n ;; l n n, Vn Ill() D1r~•lr1 . E K. Covi11 11to11. \a IJrc sslcr. E D. t o vi11 1t ln11. \ '11 Or essle1. r IL LO\•lngtt•n. \'n . RfD . Dressler. J. 11 . Covror, t tlll, \ 'n . IH IJ. IJre ssl,.r. J L . llr.rbrr, Vn . Dressler, J . I'. ('o,·in11t o11, Vn . HFD Dr e asier. I.cc 11, Co,•ro g to n. Vn. 0 n. 87 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGT ON, VIRG INIA < ::0 •O :z )> > \) -0 )> '~ ~ ~ 5- i fT1 I.fl Dressler, R. S ., Barber, Va . Dressler, Samuel A .. Covington. V:J. RFD. Dresslor. D. A .• Covington, Va. RFD. Dressler, T. Q .. Covington, Va. RFD. Dressler, W . A., Covington. Va. RFD. Duncan. J. H .. Iron Gates, Va. Duncan, L. C .• Duncan. Va. RFD . Eaki n, G. C .. Jordan Mines. Va , Easley. Dr. H . O .. Iron Gates, Va. El more, W. A .. Low Moor, Va. Elmore, W . P .. Selma, Vo . Elmore. P. W., Covington, Va. RFD. Enswillcr. L A .. Selma, Va. Ervine, W. M.. Barber. Va. RFD. Erwin, J. F .. Covington. Va. RFD. Estes, W. A .• Iron Cates, Va. Fu :n Lee. Covington, Vo . RFD. Fain, James M .. Covington , Va. RFD. Furrow. S. D ., Covington. Vo. RFD. Feu ry, H. M.. Alleghany, Va . Feury, J. R., Al leghany. Va. Fi sher, J. S., Lo ngdale, Va. Fisher, 0. J .. Clifton Forge, Va. Fi sher, Gratton. Barber, Va. RFD. Fisher, C. C., Alleghany. Va. Fitzgerald, H . W .. Covington, Va. Fix, D. P .. Low Moor, Va. Fix, W. E .. Se.Ima, Va. Fi:t, Roy C .• MHJlow. Va. Fleshman, S. Y.. Alleghany, Va. Forbes, H. S .. Covin gton, Va. RFD I. Fo rd, W. J., Clifton Forge, V a. Ford, H . I., Covington, Va. RFD I. Fox, J . A., Covington, Va. RFD I. Francee, J .• Covington, Va. RFD 2. Franklin, J. S .• Low Moor. Va. Fridley, Robert, Low Moor, Va. Fridley. H. 0., Selma, Va. Fridley, J . A., Covington, RFD 2 Low Moor. Fridl ey. J. R.• Covington RFD 2 Low Moor Fridley, W. R., Covi ngton, RFD 2 Low Moor: Fridley, C. W .. Covington, Va. RFD I. Fridley. J. S .. Covington Va. RFD I. Fridley. ]. H .. Covington. Va. RFD I. Fridley, C. C .. Alleghany, Va. Fridley. H . M .. Alleghany. Va. Fridley, Jas. M. Sr .• Covington RFD 2. Fridley, Jas. Jr., Covington RFD 2. F:idley, J. W., Jordan Mines, Va . Fridley. K. E., Hematite, Va. Fr idley, M. H., Jordan Mines, Va . Frid ley. Roy E., Jordan Mines. Ve . Fridley, Tom J .. Jordon Mine s. Va. F ridley. C. H .. Iron Gates. Va . Fry, J. M .• Barber, Va. Fry, R. D., Covington, Va. RFD. Fry, J. £., Covin(lton, Va. R F D. Fr y. C. C.. Covington. Va. RFD. Fry, C. H.. Barber. Va. Foller. J. W., Barber. Va . Fu lwildcr, R. S., Covin gton. Va. RFD. Ca ines, W. C.. J o rdan Mines. Ve. Cai nes. S. F .. Jordan Mines. Va. Cordner. C. E .. Covington, Va. RFD. Cat hright, T. M., Covington, Va. Castiger, W. 1-1., Flinn, Va. Giben, P. C.. Potts Creek. Va. Gilbert, H. V., Iron Gntes, Va. Gilbert. E. R.. Clifto n force. Va . Gilliland. E. T .. Selma. Va . Gill il and, H . C., Low Moor. Va . Gill iland, P. T., Lo ngrlale, Va. Gill iland, S. Y., Griffith , Va. Gilliland, W. T .. Low Moor, Va. Gilliland , W. T .. Low Moor, Va . Gillespie. P. J., Low Moor. Va . Gillespie. A. E .. Covington. Va . (.ilJnspie, J. P., Potts C ree k, Va. (_.illi<spie, W. A., Potts C reek, V". Ginevan. £. L.., lr'>n Cates, Va. Gi nn L. 0., A llegha ny, V a. Gln d ;vcll, D . £., Covington RFD I. Gleason . L. M.. C.lifton Forge. Va. G leeson. H. C.. Clifton Forge, Va. Goff. C. L .. Sclmn. Va. Corf, R. T., Selma. Va. Cooch, C. A., Covington, Va . RFD I. Coo<lwi11 , B. C.. C lifton Forgr.. Va . Go4ney, W. H ., Covington. Va. Gra dy, Frank, Covington, Vo. Green , F. E .. Low Mnor, Va. Green. Fronk W .. Clifton Forge, Vn. Grego ry, J . C .. Iron Gates, Vo. Grie r. J . B.. Bl u e Springs Run, Va. Griffith, J. B.• Barber. Va. Griffith, D. R. . Earl hurst. Va. Griffith, W. S., Ea rlhurst, Va . Griffith, C. L.. Earlhurst, Vo. Griffith. M. C., Enrlhurst. Vo. Griffith. Loyd E .. Swe et Chnlybeato Spa•. Griffith. C. C .. Earlhurst. Va. Griffith. Allon W .. Sweet Chalybeate Spge. Crose. T. M., Covington, Va. RFD I. Cros.e, S. \V .• B<>rber. Vo. Crotts. J. B.. Selma. Va. Cum, J. S., Borber, Va. RFD I. Hack ler, L. P .. Selrnu, Vn . Hnll, A. F .. Iron Gntes. Va. Hall, W . F., Iron Cates. Vo. Hall, W. F .. Iron Cotes, Va. Hall. R. W .• Covington, Va. Holl, J .• Allegha n y, Va. Ham. C. T., Clifton Forge, Vo. H o mlett, 0 . L.. Covington, Vo. RFD 2. Hammond. F. H. Jr .. Covington, Va. H a mmond . F. H. Sr:· Cav·ington. Vn. Hanger, H. H .. Covington, Vo. Hoonah. W. R.. Hcmntite, Va. Hardiman. C. T .. Alleg hany. Va. I lorlow, C. T .. Selma. Va. Harlow. T. S., Covington, Va. RFD. Harmon. Eulis, Covington. Vo. Hermon. V. C . • Iron Gates, Va. Harrah, J . H., Clifton Fo r ge, Vn. Harrah, M. W., Clifton Forge. Va. Harris. C. A .. Iron Cates. Vn . Hart, F. C .• Clif ton Forge. Va. Hartwick, Lewis M., Low Moor, Va. Harville. W. E .. Longdale. Va. Haymok cr. A. M .. Jordan Mines, Vn. Haynes, C. H., Clifton Forge. Vo. Hoyne •, J. D .. Covington RFD 2. Harrison. J. R. S r., Iron Gates. Va . Hayslett, J. W., Iron Gates. Va. Hayslett . B. H., Selma, Va. Hayslett, J. P .. Selma. Va. Hayslett, W. H., Selma, Va. Hayslett. A. V .. Covinglon. Va. Heintz, E. 0., Covinr!tOn, Vo. Helmintlller, L. M .. Covin g ton. Va. Helminloller, \V., Covington RFD I. H elmintoller, . . D., Covington Vo. RFD I. H clmintoller, D. J ., Covington, Vo. Helmintoller, \V. L., Covington. Va. Helmintoller, W. B., Covington, Vo . Helmintoller. H. J .. Jordan Mineo, V a . H elmintoller, J. fl., Jordan Mines, Va. Helmintollcr, J. W., Jordo n Mines, Vo. nepler. H. C., Coving ton, Va. Hepler, I. S., Covington, Va. Hepler, L. P., Covington, Va. H epler. A. J., Blue Spring Run, Vo. Hepler, A. W., Jordon Mines, Vo. H epler, B. P .. Sweet Chalybeate Spgs. Hepler, H. M., Jordo n Mines, Va. Hepler. Chns. G., Jordlln Mines, Vo. Hepler, D. B., Jordan Mines , Va. H e pler, £. T., Blue Springs Run. Hepler. H. L., Jordan Mines, Vo. Hepler, J. A .. Alleghany, Vn. Hepler. Jackson, Jordon Mines. Vo . He pl e r, J. S .. H ematite. Va. H epler. Madison, Barbours Creek, Vn. Hepler, M. D .. Covington RFD 2, Clift, Va. Hepler. N. A .. £arlhurst 1 Va. Hepler. R. T .. Jordun Mines, Va. Hepler. Thos. L .. Jordnn Mines, Va . H ep ler, W. D.• J orrlRn Min l!s, Va . I lerold, U . £ .. l lcmulil c. Va . I leron, Jn 111 es, Sclmo. Hibbert. J. A .• Lo w Moor, Vo , I li ck•. J , A . S .. Covi n g ton. RFD No. I . I li gnins. J . W .• Longda le . Vn . Hi ggins. 0. C .. Lo ngdnlc. Vu . Hill, J . K.. Selma. I !ill, E. N.. Mallow, Vn . I lil ton , I I. E.. Eurlhurst. Vn. Hilton , Wnlter, £;irl hursl. Va. j· DIRECTORY OF COVINGT ON, VIRGINIA Hinton. Thos. L .. Covington . HFD. I lipes, C. C.. Co,·ington, Vn. I lipes. C. D., Covington, Ya ., RFD No. Z Hiron •. E. G., Covington. Vn. Hoke, H. A., Coving ton. RFD. Hoke, John. Hematite. Vn. J lolcomb. J . L .. i\lleghnny. Vo. I lolcomb. S. C .. Hernntitc. Vo. Hooker. C. W., Barber. RFD. Hoover. K. L .. Iron Cate. Va. Hoover, K . L .. Iron Gate, Vo. I foscy, Everette, Iron Cntc. Va . I loslelter, J. O .. Longdale, Vu. Howard, H . \V., Earlhursl. Vn. Hownrd , Luther N., Sweet Cholybente Springs. Vn. I Jowell B ros .. Low Moor. Va. Hubbard. Withrow , Covington. Va., RFD Hubbard, Elliott, Hematite, Vo. Hubbard. J . A., lfomutite. V11 . Hubbard, W. C .. Covin gton, Va., RFD. Hudlow, S . A.. Covin gton. Vn. Huff, H. M.. Covington, Va. Huff, Ben F., Covington, Va., RFD. Hufford. C. H .• Flinn. Vo. Huffman. A. E .. Selma. Vn. Huffman. C. F .. Selma, Vu . Huffma n, R. L .. Sclmn. Va. I luffma n, J . H ., Alleshany, Vn. Huggard. W. E .. Sclmn. Vo. Hughes, J . H., Low Moor. Vu . Hughes, H. B.. Low Moor, Vu. Hughes, J. W .. A ll eg hnny, Vo. Hughes, W. M., Alleghuny, Vo. Humbert. F. U .. Low Moor. Vo. I lumphrics, S. J . . Selma. Vn. Humphri es. C. B., Lo w Moor. Vn. Humphries. A. 13.. Low !\:oar. Vo . Humphries, J11s. L., I ow Moore. Vn. Humphdes, J. Layne, Low Moor, Vo. I lumphries, J. 0., Blue S.,ring Run, Vn . Humphries. 0. B.. Low Moor. Vo. Humphries, H. M .. Low Moor. Vo. Humphries, H. R .. Coving:on, Vn .• RFD l. Humphries, S. C .. Covlnglon. Vo .. RFD 2 Humphries. W. I I.. Jordon Mines, Vo. Humphries, W . I.. Covington. Va. I lumpllrics. J. S., Coving:on, Vo. Hunt, E. B.. Covington, Vo. Hunt, C. C., Covington, ·./n. Hunt. J. W ., Covington, Va. l lu11t, W . C.. Covincton, Va. Hunter, C. B.• Sweet Chalybeato SPrt• .. Vo. Hyler. Doss, Covington, Vo., RFD 2, Low Moor. Irvin, R. P. 1 Low Moo r, Vu.. Jackson. Ma rsha ll. Covington, Vo. · Jncl:son, J. /\., Covini,:ton. Va., llFD. Jackoon, A . 0 .. Barber. Vo. Jamison, J. M .. Low Moor, Va. Jamison, J . M .. Potts Crcok, Va. Jamison. J ohn W., Potts Creek , Vo , Jamison, C. E ., Potts Creek, Vo. Jamir.on. J. H ., Potts C rc<'1C. Vo . Jami•on, I. J .. Potts Cre~k. Ya. Jamison, H . L., C lift, Va . Jami so n, C. V .. Clift, \tn. Jemmings. J. 13., I lematlte Va Jenkins, rt L .. Berber, Vn'. . Jenn!ngs, John W., H em atite, Va. Jcnn!ngs, M. D., Hemntite, Va. Jennings, C. I .. I lematite. Vo. · Jcnn~ngs, F. H ., Hemo1:te, Vn. J e nnings, W. /\., Covin1?ton, Vn .. RFD .I Johnson, R. H .. Selma. 'ilu. Johnson, J , N., Covin gton, Vo., RFD . J ohnson, A. A .. Mallow. Ye. Johnson. J. F .. Covint:to n , ·./n , Jones. Lewis N., Clifton Forge, Vn. Jone~. Estis, I ow Moo r, Va. Jones, F. H., Selmn, Vo. J ones. T. H ., Sclmo, Vo . J o nes, J . W., Selmn, Va . Jones, Covington, Va .. RFD No . 2. Jones, L. M., Enrlhurac. Vo. J ones, S. E., Jordon Mines, Vn . J o nes. J . R., Covi ngt o n, Vo . Jorrlon, I. N .. Selma, Vo . Judy. E. J .. Covinr.ton . Vn . Judy. W . D .. Covi11gto11, Va . Kann. Y. l'vl. A.. Selma , Va. Kelley, Oelvln. Hemot1lc. Vo. Kelley, P. £ .. I lemot ;t c, Va. K e lley. J. W .. I lcruntllc, Vn . Kelley, \V. M .. Jordan Mines. Vn . Ke lley. Emmett. Jordnn Mine~. Vo . Kelley. A. \V., 13nrbcr. Vn .. RFD. Kelley, J. H .. Covington. Vn. Kelley, \V. T., Bnrber, Vn .. RFD. Kelley. R. T .. Bnrbcr, \In., RFD . Kellison. C. 1-1 •• Covington, Vu . Kempe r, E . D.. Jordan Mine•. Vo. Kemper. D. B.• Jordnn Mineo. Va. Kern. R, C .. Sclrnn. Vo. Kern, M. C .. Selma, Vo. Kern. Fronk. Co vington. Vn .. RFO . Kern. D .. Covin1?ton. Vu .• RFD . Kern. J. S .. Barbor. \In. Kersey. Juo. D .• Alle11hnny. Vn . Kersey. \V/. A., Allerthon)', Vn. Kerney, P. L., Allegha n y. Vn. Kessinger. C . C .. Sweet Cho ly bcatc Sprt• .. Vo. Keyser. J. M .. Covini;ton. Va .. RFD. Ke yser, J . R .. Covington, Vo.. RFD . Kitl<I, S . P .. Iron Cntc. Vo. Kimberlin. G. C.. Clifton Foriie. Va. Kimberlin, J. J., Clifton Forge, Vn . Kimberlin. J. L .. Jorclan Minco, Vo . Kionberlin. L. L.. J <>n.lnn Mines, Va. Kimberlin. Wm .. Covington, V o.. RFD. Kimberlin, \V. M.. Covinl)ton, Vu., RFD. Kimberlin, J. S., Covi ngton . Vu .• RFD. Kimberlin . Jcs ~ ie. Mnllow, Vo . Kimberlin. l~ obert, Mnllow. Va . Kincnid. S. A.. Flinn. Vo. King, C. H .. Low Moor, Vn. Kine. G. F., Low Moo r. Vn. King. J. A. Loncdole, Vn . Kine , J . L .. Longdnl<:. Va. King. J. W .. Low Moo r, Va. King, W . C .. Jordan Mines, Vo . Kini:. Floyd, Covincton. Vn.. RFD. Kine. C. E .. Covingto n, Va., RFD. Kini:. C. W., Covington, Vu., l~FD. King. \V. B.. Covington . Vn., RFD . K ing . P. M.. Covin gton, Vo.. RFD. Kinsey. D . A., (ow Moor, Vo . Kitt, Henry. Low Moor, Vn. Knick. /\. C .. Clifton Forge, Vn . Knich to n, \Vnllacc, Mallow. Vu. K11ichton, \V. B.. Mallow. Vn. Knighton. C. L., Mallow, v,.. Knlnhton, J . R., Ma llow. Va . Kunkle. \V. 11.. Selma. Vn. Kyle, J. ·c.. Bnrber. Vn . Ky le. R. D .. Bnrber. Vn . Lucks. C. L., Covington, Vo. Lncy, Poul . Coving ton , Vo. Lum, Guy R .. Covinrtton, Vn,. RFD. Lnnuhan. T. \V .. Covin gton, Vo., RFD. Lance. Leo na rd, Covington. Va., RFD. La ndes, E. F ., Covington, Vo., RFD I . Landes, Forest, Cov ington, Va., RFD I I nnde•, F. P.. Covin g ton. Vo~ RFD 1 Landrum, A. R .• Bnrber. Va.. RFD Lorrnnn. H . E .. !ran Cote, Vo. Lnrrnon, G . \V., Iron Gnte, Vo . l..nu1thrie, A .• Flinn. Vo. Lnwhord. . D., Iron Cole. Vn. Lawle r. D. B., Scln10. Vn. Lawler. J. J .. Selma, Va. Layne, A. R., Hcmutite. Yn. Leake, T. C. , Covington, Va . Lee, C. R.. I ow Moo r, Vu. Lee, H. £ .. Low Moor, Vo. LelTel, A. E.. Covin p,ton, Va RFD Le!f e!, W. H., ~ovinu ton. Va., .RFD 2. Leighton,_ \V. 1 .. Low Moor, Vn. Lemo n. G. T .. Iron Cole, Vn. Lcnoun, \V. 0.. 1-oncdnle . Vo . Lewis, J. £ .. Glac e, W , Vo. Linltswilcr. C. W .. Longdale. VD . Lipcs, S. H .. Low Moo r, Vo. Lipscoon h , J . M .. S r., Low Moor Vn Lipscomb, J. M .. Jr .. Low Moor .. Vn . . j· 88 ll9 ~· -CJ �~ L~•co1nb. G. W .. Low J\foor. Vo . LJo,·d , 0. J .. Sorber, Va., RFD. J..oc'kh.,rr, \Vnlter S.. Mnllow, Vn. Lockhart, E. H .. Covington. Vn. Lockhart. C. E .. Sweet Cb::. Jybentc: Spg,.., Vn. Lockhart, A. G.. Bl ue Sprintis Run, Vn. Loekbur. C. E. Jr.. Blu e Sprlnti• Run, Va. Lockbort. C. E. Sr•• Blue Springs Run, Vn. Lockhart. \~'. ;:., Sweet Chnlybcntc Sp1• .. Va. Lockhart, \ V, P.,. Blue Spring Run, Va. Long, E. H .. Co\'1ngton, Vo . Loog. A. M .. Mellow. Va. Long, 0. M.. Mnllow, Ve . Long, G. H... Sweet CbalybcMe Spgs.. Vo. Long, J. ~ Jordan l\lmes, Vn . Loving, H . E.. Longc!ale. v.,. Lov.-c:, B. D .. Iron Gntc, Vo. Luc.>do. J . H.. Iro n Cate, Vll. Luci<. E. M .. Covington. \ "o. Luck, L. L .. Covington. Vo. Mackey, Boyd. to.fa llow, Vo. Mackey, Horry, MnUow. Vn . Madden, L. D.. Coving ton. \'n., RFD l\lndison, B. F'., Sclm n, Va. Mndison. j. H .. Covington. Vo.. RFD Mann, C. A.. Barber, Vo. Mnnn, J. P .. Covington, Vo .. RFD Marshall, W . K .. Covington, Vo .. RFD Mortin, A., Low Moor. Vo. Mortin, . P .. Low Moo r, Va. Martin, S. B.. Sweet Chalybeote Spgs., Vo. Mortin, L. B.• Allegha ny, Vn. Mnrtin, \V. H.. Coving ton. Vu .. RF D Mortin, A. L., Barber, Vn ., RFD Mason, D. E .. Iron Gate. Vn . Mason, C. C .. Iron Gate, Vn. Massie, H. R .. Bnrbcr, Vo. Massie, W. H .. Barber. Vn . J\fost e rs, C. F .. Sweet Chnlybcatc Spgs., Vn. l\'losters, A. L .. Ea rlh u rst. Vn . Math e n y, R. L .. Low Moor, Vn. Matheny, S. R., Alleghany, Vn. Matheny, J .. Allegh::iny. Vo. Matheny, nmes 0 .. Covinston, Vn. l\lauck, Elmer C .. Covington, Va. Ma yd en, J. W .. Selma, Vn. Mays, M. M .. Low Moor, V:i. Ma ys. C. W., Barber, Va. Mays, John, Barber, Va . l\lays, J. R .. Co\'ington. Va .. RF D. McAllister, F. R.. Barber, Vo. McAllister, Arch, Alleghony, \'a. McAllister, C. R., Allei;hany, \a. McAllister, Frank, Co"ington, Va . l\lcAllister. Hugh M., Covinston, Va. McAllister, ) . H., Co,·ington, Va. McAllister, ]. L.. Alleghany. Va. i\lcAllister. J. Riley, Alleghany Va . McAllister. Julian R., Co\'ington. Va. McAllister, Sco tt , Allei;hany, Va . McAllister. \tlm., Co"ington, \ 'a. McAllister. Geo. A.. Covi ng ton, Va., RFD. McCaleb. C. C., Iron Cate, \ 'a l\lcCa leb. T. L .. Iron Cate, Va . McCaleb. \V. B.. Selma, Va. McCa lcb, " '· T .. Selma. \.'a . McCarthy, D. F.. Mallow, \.'a . McCarthy. Wa lter F.. Covington, \ 'a., RFD 2, Mallow. Va. McC;irthy, J. )., Covi ngton , \'a. RFD 2 ~cClintic, C. St. C.. Co vi ngton. Va .. RFD McClin t ic . P . B., Cov i1o~ ton. Va .. RFD McColl ist er, T. W .. Barber . Va. RFD. McCool, ) . C .. Selma. Va . McCoy, M. M., Iron Ca te. Va . McCoy, F. L.. Iron Ca t e. Va. McCoy, W. D.. Iron Cate, Va. McCoy, J. G.. Covington. \ 'a., RFD 2 McDaniel. \V. P ., ~. llet>hany. Va . McDaniel, D. M., Swee t Chalybcatc Spgs., Va. McDaniel, E. M .. Alleghany. Va. McDan iel. A. C.. Sweet Cha\ybeatc Spgs., Va. McGan, C. H .. Iron Gate, Va. McGraw, J. A .. Alleghany, Vn. McMullen, E. W., Covington, Va.. RFD. j· < :::0 0 z > > v IJ ~ I > 0 I )> z z 0 ~-i rn ... . j· lllcMullcm, J . A.. Co vlns<on, Va.. RFD. l\lcf'hcr•on, C. R., fron Cote, Vo. Mcoriowa, J. J., Flfnn., Vn. Mcodowo, Phll, Covi~ ton, Va., RFD. Mcodowa. \V. P. E.. Covinston, Va.. RFD. Mc:adnwo. ) . A.. Co-.-ington. Vo., RFD. M <"cks. J. \ V., I ron Cate, Va. lllciale, l". O:J. Sel m a. Vo. l\lctz. Rnleb ...... Covlo9<00, Vo . Mcrdtt, C. \V., Covln11t.on, Vo. Mic hie. M . E.. Selma, v ... Midk iff. C. W .. Cloce, \~'. Vo. Midkiff, N. W .. Cln cc, 'V. Vn. MUcy, C. C .. Covin g ton, Vo. 11111.. y, H. J\ ., Coving ton, Va. Mllt .. r. L. L .. Covington, Va, Miiier. C. L .. Covin g ton, Ve. Milter, Harold E.. Covington. Vo. Milton, Wm . E.. Eorlhuu;. Va. Mines. C. W .. Covi119t o n, Vo.. RFD. ~litcbell, C. W .. Iron Cate, Vn. Mitchell, Lofton, Iron t>ntc. Va. Moneynmker, A. C .. Selma, Vo. Mont ieth, R. J .. Low Moor, V o. Montieth, J. W .. Low fltoor, Va. Montgomery, T. B .. Mollow, Va . Moomow, J. C.. Dorbcr, Vn. Moomnw, B. C. Jr., Borber, Va. Moomow, B. C. Sr.. Bnrber, Va. Moran, Frank C .. Covington. Vo. Moq;an, I lcnry L .. Longdnlc, V o. Morsnn, J. L. Sr., Lon gdole, Vo. Morgan, J. L. Jr.. Lo ngdolc, Vn. ll'lorris, J omes, Iron Cate. Vo. Mo rris, W., Iron Cate, Vo. Morri s, . E.. Mnllow, Vo. Morris, L. M., l\fo'low, Vn. Morris , J. B.. Mallow, Vu. Morris , M. A., Cov ington, Va. Mo rri s, B. B.. Covins ton , Va. Morris, J. A .. Covington, Vo. Morris, A. W .. Co,•in g ton, Vn. Morri s. J . L .. Mnllow, Va. Mondoy. A. T .. Mallow, Vo. Moss. Ja sper, Low l\loor. Va. Myers, \V. C .. Sclmn, Va . Myers, ) . R.. Hematite, Vo. Myers. J. F., H•matite, \ 'a. l\lycrs, C. C.. Alleghany, Va. l\lycrs, W. H .. Covington , ,·n. j· Neil, R. 0 .. Covington, Va. Nelson, C. 11 .. Selma, Vn. Nettleton, E. 1\1.. Co,·ing ton. Va. Nettleton, H. H . ( o ,·ingt on. Va .. RFD. Newcomer, E. N .. Iron l;atc. Vn. Nicely, l-1. P ., Iron G:itc, \ 'a. Nicely, Roy J .. ( o\'ini:ton, Vn .. RFD. Nicely, Arnbiose, Lo ngdale. Va . Nicely, N. ] .. Loncdale. Vn. Nicely, A. K .. Longdale. Va. Nicely, /\. B. Sr.. Lo n gdale, Va. Nicely, Bea le. Lick Run. Va. N!cely, Burnard \V. Longdal•. Va. Nicely, C. C.. Longd ale. Va. Nicely, Everett , l on11dnle. Va. Nicclr. E. I!., Lon1:~alc, Va. Nicely, G. F.. Lonpda lc. Va . Nice ly, G. W .. Lo np,tla le. Va. Nic ely, H. D., Lon~uale, Va. Nicely, J. W.. l.oug.:';tl c, Va. Nicely, J. D., Lo n gd ,1lc, Va. Nicely, J. E.. Longdolc. \1<1 . Ni cel y, J. Muthcw. l.o n Gdalc, Va . Ni cely, L. E.. Lon&d:ile, Vo . Nicely, Matt. I on gd alr, Va. Nicely, Minor. Lon~clale. Va. Nicely. Sorn. Loni;da lc. Va . Nicely, Vermit. Longdale. Va. Nicely, W . N .. Longdale. Va . Nicdy. \V . \V., Lon1u!ale, Va . Nicely, J. N.. Iron Gate, Va. Nicely, J . \\' ., Iron C:lte. Va . Nicely, W . I\\., Iron Gate, Va. Nicely, Rex, Iron Cate, Va. Nice\y, S:im, Iron Cate. Va. Nicely, S . B. W .. Iron Cate, Va. Nicely, T . J.. Iron Gate, Vn. Nice\~. Willi:im, Iron Cate, Va. 90 '1 DJR£CTORY OF COVINGTON. VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVJNCTON. VJRClNIA Nic ho to, D. W .. M 0 11ow, Vo. Nlc hu f•. a. e ., Mnflow. Vn. Niuo , 111. c.. Jo r dt\ n Minn e, Vn. N''~']· J o hn I I.I: J o<d nn Min ca, Va. ~ 0b 1 °0 1'. E.. t •tn11 ton, Va., RFD. N~ou~· l o rp"covi'' v Moo{; v,.. Nu•ll. I ( \V Co v;'Qt on, '" Nnoll. 11' A" On r b ngton, Vo. No~ll. H.. cur~....... Vn .. R F D. No~ll. s. \ti' Iron " F o rsc, Va. Nolnll. ,I. \V' Low C';.' !tc, VnV. Nol11n. "'· J " Low ..,oore1 • n. Norville, ~ lro 11.\oo r , vo. Norville, R.," l ro.;\ Gate, Vn. Nueholo, A, E Cll(t C ote, Vo. Nuc hol•, \V 1-i' l ro ~,, F o r ge, Va. Nuchule, D.' A.," Iron ' \ ,l..":ntc, Va. Nuchol•, J . J Iron c ''>l"· Vo. Nu tty. J. H .. 'Low Mo'~ tc. Vn. OITcnbnchor, C H C 'le, Vo. O!h•er, J. P., Bnrb~r. '\}'ln g ton. Vn. 0 Maro. Jnn\oo Covl~ a.. RFD. O'Neil. P. P., Mnllow , ~"· Vo. Overstreet, E. E Lo n a n . Overto n. E. Ill., S elma , ~ l e. Vo. Owen•. J, L., I lc motltc. ~· Oyler, Lcetcr, Low MO<> n . Oyler, Willlom , Sclmn, Vo. Poequett. W . 1-1., Cliflon r' Poltsell. E. P., S el ma v · org c, Vo. Polt sell. A. Sclmu'. v~· Pnitscll, N. " Selmn , \t" · Polmer, R. E., Covin g t on • V Pnrrl1h. Dr. P. P., Co vi "R.t <>., RFD I Pnt tcrson. J. W .. Lo ngd<\t~'\1Vn .. RFD 2 0• Pnxton, 9. O.. Co vin g t on Pn:tton. C. L.. Cov in g ton: v"·· RFD 2 Paxto n. F. S .. J ordon Mir, " ~ RF'D 2 P oxton, H. B.. Blue Sprin:•· Vo . Pnxto n. Lee P .. J ordon lllin ' 't'n, Vn. Poync, F. E .. Co"ington, v~" · n. Pence, J crr~ H., Bo rber, Vn · Pence, C. \ .. Co\Ol1111Lon , Vn ' R FD 2 L l\loo r. " , ow Pendleton. S. H.. Low l\loor v 0 Perk ins. R. 1\1 .. Bn1ber. Vn . • · Perry Gro,·.r. Barber, Vo . Per~ini:cr, G. L., Covini;ton. \ '" · RFD 2 I ow Moor. \It>. • , Persini;er, G. A .. Co\'ln g ton. \ ',. RFD Persini; cr, 11. B.. fllnllow, \ 'a. ' " Persincer, L. E.. Mnllo"" Va . Persini;er, II. E.. l\lnll o w, \'n . Persinger. Jno. /\ .. '.!"flo w, Va Persi1111er, 11. P .. Covln i; t o n. \ 'a .. RFD Pcr sini;rr. Jno.. Cc"'lll (l l On . Vn.. R FD 2, Clift. Vn Pcrsinccr. II. P .. Co\'ln i; t o n, Va .. RFD 2. Clift. Vn . Persini;cr, ;\ R .. Blue S prini: Run. Vn . Perslni;er, H. ;\., Olur Sprini: Hun, Vn . Pcrsini;cr. J . \\' .. Cov111 i; t o n, Vn .. R FD 2, Low Moor . Pcr sini:er, Cecil. Co,·111s ton. Vo., RFD 2. Clift. \In Pcrslnr.cr. \\'. C.. Jo rrl. 1:i lllincs. Vo. Persin~cr, D. P.. Jo rclnn :>lines. \'11 . Per singer, W. /\ .. Co \'in i:i ton, \'o .. RFD 2. Clift. Vn . Per sin ger. j . ,\., Cndn i;: t o n. Vn.. RfD 2. CIHt. Vn. Pcr~irq;cr. J. I .. Cn \'1nr1 o n, Vn.. HFD. 2. Lo,,· Moo r, Va. PcrWtHr r, J. \\' .. Co , 111 .; tnn. Vn. IH IJ 2. u: A: ·u. 0 •S:· g. ·v Uift. Vn. Peters, 11. B.. Lon~olal• . \ ' n Peters, \V . M .. l.on1; rln l• . \ 'a . Pfndt, J 1\. AllcRhnn y . \ 'i" Phillips, N. J .. Clifton fo r ~ e. \'n . Pinet, B. F . Co\'inttto n . \ o. Plt7.rr, V. 1.., Covinlll on . Va ., RFD. Plott, C'.. \V .. Covlnr.t o n, Vu . Plott. j. /\., Covington. \111. P\ym<1le. C . 0 .. Blue 5prin11 Run, Vo. Plymale. W. E .. Blue Sprini; Run. Vn. Plymnlc, T . C.. Slue Spring Run, Vo. Pool, J. B .. Iron Cote, Vo . Posey, N. C .. Homntlto, Vo. Posey, C. \V., Homotlto, Vo . Potter, A. 0., Sclmn, Vo , P o lter, C. B., Sclmo, Vo, Price, C. W . ..., Cllf lon Fo rge, Vn, Pucke tt, M. i:.. C rl ffilh, Vn. Pugh, t-1. H., _I 1emotlto, Vn. Pulnnm, H. E ., Lonwdolc, Vo, Ren , R. T.. Covington, Vn.. RFD. Redman, S. C., Coving ton, Vo., RFD. 2, Clift., Vn. Redmon, H. D., Coving to n, Vo., RFD. 2, Clift, Vo. Redmon, C. D., Jordon Mines, Vo. Redmon, Joa. E .. J ordnp Mi nes, Vo. Reed, E. F-1 .. Covlnston, Vo. Reed, J . H .. Covington, Vo., RF D. 2, Mal· low, Vo. Reed, E. L., J ordon Mince, Vo. Reid, Lnwrence, Covi n gton, Vo. Reynolde, E. C.. Coving to n, Vo,. RFD. I. Reynolds, Lloyd, Covingt o n, Vo., R FD. I . Reynolds, H ., W., Lo n gilnle, Vo, Reyno lds, T. S., Iron Cillo, Vu, Rlchn rdeon, C. A. B., Covington, Vn., RFD. Richmo nd, Wolter, Borber, Vo., RFD. Rickett, S. A.. Covin gto n, Vo ., RFD. Rickett, R. T.. Longdale, Vn. Riddlebarger, B. W., Longdnle, Vo. Rinchnrt, F. H., Covinglon, Vo ., RFD. Rinchnrt, Jne~1 Covington, Vo. Roberta, D. \v., Flinn, Vo. Ro bbins, J . J., Bnrber, Vn. Robinso n, A. A., Dnrber, RFD. RRobineon, Cecil, Bnrber, Vo., RFD. obinso n, H. P., Polta Cree k, Vo. R R oblnson, L. W., Potts Crcek1 • Vo. obinson, C. S., PoLts Creek. Vo. RRobineon, E. A., Polts Creek, Vo . obinson, 'J'. D., Iron Cnte, Vn . Rob inson, C. A.. Longdale, Vn . Rock , C. C .. Borber, Vo., RFD. ~oge ra, \V. V., Covington, Vo., RFD. I ogers, J. R .. Covin n to n, Vo., RFD. I Rogers, Or. E. R., lloya' Home, RFD. I Rose, L. E.. Covlniito n, Vn., RFD. I Ro se. Lloyd E., Covi ngton, Vo., RFD I Rose, \V, E.. Covi ngton, Vn., RFD I Rose, H . E., Covi nllt o n. Vn., RFD I Rose. H. 13.. Covi ngt on, Vn.. RFD. I Rose, Bernie, Cm•incto n, Vn., llFD I Rose, D .. Coving ton, Vn, RFD. Rose, . /\I., Olue S pdng • Hun, VtJ. Rose, . D., Blue Sp ring Run, Vn. Rose. J. R, Covinlllo n, Vo, RFD. 2 Rose. 1'l. I. . Blue Spring llun, Vo. Rose, L. J .. Longdnlc. V11. Ro se, Mnuhnll. Longcln le, Vn . Ron, C. S .. Covlni; ton. Vn .. HFD Roos. M. C.. Covington, Vn, lffD Ross, B , l o nnunlr, Vn . Ross, . T., L.nn•tilolr. Vn Hoss, . ll., Srlmn. \In Ross. T. 11.. l urn Cntr. \•n. Ross, J. T .. 11 0 11 Cntr, \111 . Rownn, 1\ C .. ) n rdn11 Minco. \ 'o. Ruc ker. A. A .. llnrbrr . Vn .. RFD. l~u r kcr. If. C. .. llnrhrr, Vn .. HFD. flu c kcr, ). ,\ I , Bnrlrrr. Vn., flFD. Huhnl. I . E.. J o rtlnn Mrn cs, Vn. Rurnho ld. C. If. T.. Cnvln11 tn11 , \In., RFD. Ru thcrlo r.J . E C, l rn n <:11 1r, \In . Snrn111 o n>. H L . < ov 111 ~ t o11. \'11. S.1111p•o n. ,\ I I' .. Srlrnn. \'11 , S ;i rullor rl. 11 ,o,;, I.ow ,\ !nor, \to . Sn q;ront. \\ ' I I. I "" ,\ !no r. \ n ~nrurr R H. I nw M""'· \'n Sc holf~1 . (. f.. l.Ln1·1 ,\ Joor. \.',, Sc loude r. ) IU \. Jlo,.rfnl r S co tt, J ,\ . I lra•ntll• \" Scr> tt . C. \J.' . Hn 1h r1, \'n , S cott, A. H , Jor1l.1n '.\ m r•. \ n Scott Clnrencc I' .. Jn 11ln11 M1nr•. \ ' n S cott: \V , W .. Pr•tt • l crrk, \In , Scotl, F. M, \ton f.11tr, Vo ScruRrs· E. B .. Lo n a<lnk Scol. I. D .. t.1ollow. Vo . Selleck, C. W., llemntltc, Vn . t· t· v". 91 0 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VLRGINIA Sellers, Everett, Covington. Vn . Selle rs, L. R., Covington. v... Sexton, C. N., Lo w Moor, Va. Sha w, C. D .. Low Moor, Vo. Sheets, J . L.. Low Moor, Va. Shiflett, J . C.. Covington, Va. Sh iflett, \V. A.. Covington, Va . Shope, H. W .. Flinn, Va. Showalter, C. R., Iron Ca t e. Va . Showalter, E. R., Iron Cate, Va. Showal ter, J. Y., Iron Gate, Va. Showal ter, L. \'!/., Iron Cote, Vo . Shue, W. Q .• Hematite, Va. Shue, oscph W .. Hematite, Vo. Simmons, Cla rence, Lon~dale. Va. Sim mo ns, C. L .. Low Moor, Va. Sim mons. J . L .. Covington, Va., RFD. 2 S immons, c~. J .. Covington Va., RFD. 2 Simmons, Willie, CovinJJton, Va., RFD. 2 Sim mons. A. J .. Iron Cote, Va. Simmon s, S. D.. Iron Cate, Va. Si mpson, E . D., Low Moor, Va. Simpson. C. W., Selma. Va. S impson. R R., Low Moor, Va . S impson, L A .. Covington, Va. S impson, J. M.. Iron Cate, Va. Sively, A. J .. Earlhursl. Va. Sivcly, S. M. Sweet Cholybeate Spg s., Va. Si vely, Ira, Covington, Vo. Sizemore, E. D.. Alleghany, Va. Si.zemore, E. A .. Alleghany, Va. Sizemore. H. H .. Alleghany, Va. Si2u. J . P., Potts Creek, Va. Sizer. 1-l. B.. Sweet Cholybea l e Spg s .. Vo. Skelding, A. H .. Low Moor , Va. Slough. A. D., Iron Cate. Va . S lough . C. M .. Iron Cate. Va. Slou11h. W . H .. Iron Cate. Va. Smit h. E . M., Lon{ldalc, Va . Smit h. F. M., Low Moor, Vu. Smit h, W . L., Se lma, Vo. Smith, C. /\., Selmn, Va . Smith, Echo ls, Allegha ny, Va. Smith. A . J., Earlhurst. o/a . Smith. C. C.. Alleghany. Va Smilh, C. R., Potts Creek, Va . Smith, W . S .. Alleghnny, Va. Smith, T . H .. Flinn, Vn. Smith, Sherma n C., Bu roer, Va .. RFD. Smith, W . S .. Barber, Vn. Smith. Russell , Covington, Va. Smit h. R. M., Barbe r, Va., RFD. Smith, H . B., Covington. Vo., RFD. Smith. R. E. L.. Bnrber. Va . Smith, M . 11., Covington. Va .. RFD . Smith, J. 0 .. Covin gton , Va ., RFD. S mith, A. C .. Covington, Vo., RFD . Smith, J . F.. Covingto n. Vu., RFD . I Smith, Ernest L .. Coving lon, Va .. RFD . Smith, F. P .. Covin11to n, Va .. RFD . I Smith, Ceo. R .. Covincton, Va .. RFD . Smith. C. R.. Covingto n. Va.. RFD. I Smith. J osiah. Covington. Vo., RFD. I Smith. Rolph, Covington , Va.. RFD I Smith, J oe.. Covin gton. Vo., RFD. I Srmth, C. E .. Barber. Va . Smythe, Dr H . E .. Lo w Moor, Va. Sn.,1111. Hor ry A.. Covinnton, Vo., RFD . Sncud. T. E., Covin gt on, Va ., RFD . Sorrc•s. W j .. Barber , Va . Southa ll , V. L.. Allegha ny, Va. SpanRler. E. B .. Covin11 to n. Ve. Sparks, E \1.. GJ;, cc. W . 'Ila. Sparks, Jo•eph, Clnce. W. Va . Spicer, S. L .. Low Moor. Vo . Sprouse, R L., Sc lmo, Va. Sprouae, J D .. Co vin cton, Va., RFD. Sprouse. J T .. rovington, Va .. RFD . Stebe r. M. P .. S elina , Va. St•~le. W . C.. JC1rdnn Mi nes . v,.. Steele, 0 . R., <.:ovington, Vo., RFD. Steele, H omer C .. Iron Ca te. Vn. Steeley, j . E., Coviny,ton, Vo. Stevens, Leroy K .. J o rdnn Mines , Va . S tinnett, A. L. Co vingt on , Vo .. RFD. St one. Doy. Eo rlhur st , Vn. Stone, R. 0 £arl hurRt. Vn. Stone, J R Sweet Chnlyheote Spr;s .. VB. j· s::0 ~ z >. > -0 -0 > ,. ~ ;!: ~ ~ rn Vl Stover, D. 0., Covington. Vo. Stull, A. L .. Covington, Vo .. RFD. 2 . Stull, C. R., Covington, V;i., RFD. 2 Stull, C. E., Covington. Vo., RFD. 2 Stull, C. H., Covington, Va., RFD. Z Stull. H. R .. Covington, Vo., RFD. 2 St ull, Jos. R., Covington. Ve., RFD 2 Stull. R. W .. Covin i;ton, Vo .. RFD. Stull. E. M .. Covington, Va. Stumbo, B. F.. Barber. Vo . Summers, J. E., Selma. Vo. Sumner, J. \V., Selma. Va. Sumne r, N. F., Selma, Vo . Surber , S. B.. Borber. Vo . Surber, R. O•car. Barber. Vo.. Surber, J. W ., Iron Cote. Vo. Synder, W. E .. Covini;ton, Va .. RFD. Ta ylor, R. A., Low 1\1.ior, Va. Ta ylor, W. A.. Co vin!lton, Vn., RFD. 2 Ta ylor, J., Longdale, Vo. Ta ylo r, T. J., Longdnlc, Ve. T cas s , J . R , Alleghnny, Va . Terry. It L, Brl1e Sprin g Run, Vo, T erry, F. E.. J ordan Mines. Va. Terr y, L. I., Blue Spring Run, Va. Teny, J. W ., Barber, Va., RFD. Thacker. A. L.. Flinn, Vn . Thacker. J. B.. Hot Sprin gs, Vo. Thoma s, W. 0., Sclm;i, Vo. Thoma s, Fronk B .. Selmn, Vo. Thomns, \V. E., Sclmn, Vo. Thompson. E. P .. Mallow. Vo . Tho mpson, D. M.. Covington. Va ., RFD. T hompso n, C. B .. Garber. Vo .. RFD. Thompso n. £ . H., Covin gton, Va ., RFD. T hu rston , W. D .. Selma, Va. Thurston, W. J .. Sclm'1, Vo. Tig rctt , A. C.. Covington, Vo., RFD. T ing ler. H. Jr .. Jordon Mines, Vo. Tinclcr. . H. S r ., J ordan Mines , Va. T ing ler, H . M.. Blue Sp r ing Run, Vo. Tingler, L. L .. B lu e Spring Run, Va. Tingler. C. W., Jorr!nn Mines, Va. Tingler, J . B.. Jordan Mmes. T in gler, G. L .. Blue Spring Run. Va . T insley, C. T., Low l\loor, Va. Tolley, E. H., Selma, Vn . Toll ey, 0. L .. Iron Gate, Vo. Tolley, T. F.. Iron Cote. Va. Tomlinson, W. D.. Selma . Va. Tourmon, H. E., Low Moor. Vo. Town se nd, Wilson, Lo ngdole, Va. Traynor . A. M.. Barber, Vn . Trittlc, C .. Ba rber, Va. Tucker, 11. C., Jordo n Mines. Va. T ucker, I lnrrison, Jordon Mines, Va , Tucker, R. 1 .. Blue SprlnR Run, Vo , Tucker, R. D., Jordan Mines. Va. Tucker, Estell E., Jordan Mines, Va. T ucker, J, Wood, Jordan Mines, Va. Tucker, J. W., J ordan Mi nes, Va. Tucker. C. W., Covington, Va .. RFD 2. Tucke r, 11. P .. Covin gton, Va., RFD. 2. T ucker, Jns., Jordan Minca, Vn. Tucker, Grant, Jordan Mines, Va. Tucker. \V . H .. Jordan M lnr.s, Va. fucker, Thos. B., Jordan Minr.s, Vo. T ucker. J. R .. J orda n Minc5, Vo. Tucker, A. P., Coving ton , Vo .. RFD. Tucker, Toylor, Covington, Vn., RFD. Tuke. Cecll, Covin gton, Vo .. RFD. Tuke, W. 0., Ba rbe r, Va .. RF D. Tu rner, J . P., Low Moor, Vo. T urner. A. C.. Selmo. Vo. Tyler, J. W .. Longdnlc, Vo.. T yree. F. W., Selma, Va . Tyree, E. C., Onrber. Va. Ty ree, C. M.. Covington. Vn., RFD. Tyree, R. B.. Barber. Va. Tyree. D. P., Barber, Va . Tyree, C. R., Flinn, Va . Tyree. J. R .. Covingto n, Vo., RFD. Ty ree, C. H., Barber, Va .. RFD. Tyree, J. D., Bnrber, Vo., RFD. Tyree, A. S., Iron Co.le, Vo. Tyree, Emmett A., Iron Co te, Va . Underwood, L. M.. Allcghnny , Va. Unde rwood. E M.. Co vin g ton, Vo. j· 92 DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Unroe, \V. A., Iron Cote. Vo. Unroe, \V. H., Iron Cote. Vn. Unroe, H . E .. Iron Cate. Vo. Unroc, M. R., Iron Ca t e. Va. Un roe, C. J ., Ir on Cote, Vn. V"nburnn, j . C .. Selmn, Vn. Voncc, Alex, Barber, Vo.. RFD Vance, J. M.. Covini;ton, Vn .. hF D. Vonce, kenry H., Covh.r,ton. Va., RFD. Vnnce, W. C., Barber, Vo., RFD. Vess, E. T., Iron Cate, Vo. Vess, C. C .. Clifton Force. Vn. Vess, E. T., Selma, Vo . Vess, L. C.. Covington, Vn. Vest. T. A., Selma, Vo . Vest, J... Iron Ga le. \ 'n , Vesl, £. r.. Iron Cote. Vo. Vest. W. T .. Iron Cote, Vu. Vio, C. W., Longdale. Vn. Vio, ltcnnie, Low J\loor, Vo. Via, J. F., Low Moor, Vn. Vin, J. H., Blue Spring Hun, \la. Via, H. W., Covi ngton, Vo. Vint, J . A., Low Moor, Vn. Viola, Pots y, Covington, Vo. Vowles, 11. N., Covinglo n, Vu., RFD. Wade, D.. Covington, Va ., RFD. Wade, I I. J-1., Flinn. Va . Woi:oner, J. E .. Allc.:g hon)•, Vn. Walker, J . E.. Clifton Fo rg e, Vn, Wallace, Choo. M., L.0111t:ln:c, Vn . Walton, J. L .. Alle i;: hnroy, Vn. Walton, llnrry, Covong ton, lli-'D. Wnrlichtner, T. \V., Sclrn.n Vo . Wo rren, 11. \V. Mollow, Vn. Watkin s, Stonlcy. Covin1:tnn, Vn . W"tk.n s, J. R., Iron Cnte. V;,. Watts, J . E., Covington, Vn., RFD. \Vc;ivcr, E. C., Covi n gl o n. Va .. RFD. Weaver, C. 11., Covin1i1on , Vn., HFD. Wcbh, J. 11 .. Covi nf(to11, Vn .. RFD. Webb, W. H., Covin'gto n, Vn., HFD. Webb, C. H .. Coving lon , Vo. Webh, C:. T .. Cov ington, Vn .. RFD. Webb, B.. Covington. Vo., RfD I. Webb, . C .. Cov;ngton, Vo., RFD. I Weber, C. H ., S el ma. Vn . Welford, D. N .. (ovnigton, Vo . Welford, C. P .. Covincton, Vn. \Vest. Cites. Longdale, Vo. West Stokes H.. onudal<'. Vo. Whongcr, L. E .. Alle &hony. Vn. White, H . E .. Covingto n. Va. White, B. /\., Covington. Vu. Whorley. Low Moor. Vo. Whisman. J . W .. llfollow, Vn, Wh :srron, 11. G .. lllollow, Va. Wickline, S. 0., Sweet Chnlybcote Spgs., Vo. Wickl:ne, J. L .. All e11hony, Va. Wickllin c, E . C., All cr.hnny, Vu. Wickline, W . N .. Allcghnny, Va. i. j· Wickline, 111. C. Sr., Sweet Chnlybcote Spgs ., Vo. Wickline, M. C. Jr., Sweet Chnlybcn t e Spgo., Vo. Wickline, C. F .. Covington, Vn . Wilhelm. C. D., Covington, Vn ., RFD. Williorns, E. H .. Flinn, Vo. Williams, C. R .. Barber, Vo. Williams, E. K., Barber, Vo. \Viii.om" W. H., _Cov1nuto11, Vn., RFD. \V 11 llams, II. J .. Hinn, Vu . Wiii.oms. Hobe rt, Earber, Vo. \Villiorns, R. E.. Bnrber, Vn. \Vi11iot11s, L cwr s, Covrn 11 ton, Vn ., RFD. Wilsher. C. C., Se:ma. Vo. \Vilsher. J . 1\., Covin11ton, Va., RFD. 2 \Vilsber, H. W .. Covmston. Vn., RFD. 2 Wilson, F. F.. <.:lilton l·o16c. Vn. Wilson, f\I . I::.. (ovmgton, V n., RFD. 2 Wilson, S. W., Covin[!lon, Vn., HFO. Z W ilson, J . R., Covington, Vu., RFD. Z \V lison. H . 11.. Jordon Mincn, Vo. Wil~on, B. F., Cov 111 ~ ton, Vn., R l·D. Wincbriner, R. B., Flinn, Vn . \\linghelcl, J. E .. llo)'s' Ho me. Vo. Withrow, L. C.. Covington, Vo.. RFD. Wo1!c , 0. J., Po tts Creek . Vn. Wolle, D. O .. l'ott s Creel<, Vn. Wolle, L. 13.. Jordo n Mine~. Vn, Wo.re , Lincolr1, Jordan Mi ne•. Vu. Wo lle, J. L .. Cov lnr,ton, \111., HFD. Wolfe. C . E., J orrln n Mine • , Vu. \Volle, P. C. \\'., Jur<lun 111.ne•. Vn . Wolle, J . ,\ ., Cc,.·i ng ton, Vn .. RFD. 2 Woil, Jncob A, Cov. n11t on. Vu., RFD. 2 Wo lf c, 11. 1: .. Pons Creek. Vn. Wolfe, c;, \V., J o rdon lllincs. Vn. Wolic, J c••o, lfo rb cr . Vu. Wo lfe, S. C .. Covington , Va .. HFD. \Volfc. J . L., Covinr, t on, Vo., HFD. Wood, L. A .. Low Moor, Vo. Wood. 'I homos. ' onr.dn le, Vo. \'!/no-l, Owen. Covington, Vu., HFD. I Woo :i, Orr. Covington, Vn., RFD. I \'!/orkmon, Ill . \'!/., Iron CDte. Va. Wren. W. 0., Selma, Vo. W r !ght, F. C., Loni;dale, Vn. Wri(ht, C. W., Jordan Mines, Vn. Wright , Perry F., Low Moore, Vo . Wrltht, P. W., Jorrfan M~nes, Va. Wrirht, J. P .. J ordon Mines, Vo. Wril'.ht, R. L .. J o rdnn Min es, Vo. Wright, P. L., J ordan Mine s, Vn. Wright, J. S., J o rdo n l\l:ne•. Vo. Wright, H. B.. J ordan Mine•. Vu. Wright, C. \V., Jordo n Mince , Vn. Wrii;ht, J. L .. Potts Creek, Vn. WriFht, C . N., Potts Creuk, Vn. Wrir.ht, M. C .. Potts Creek, Vn. Wright, D. M., Covington, VI\., RFD. 9J ...J """""· �>-1 9-J - DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA -·-.-·----..--..---·---·-·-·---·----··-----r fi SMITH-RULEFURNITURECO. OUTFI1'TERS,, I I DIRECTORY Of COVINGTON, VIRGINIA J ~~HOME 1 I I\ < iI ,__ - ~ -..- ~ - .. - _,_.,_.,_,. . - -·_ ---· -·-··---.. \I --·-·t . I = i ~ l >, l l ;o C> -0 > -0 r)> > ...,.. 0 l . . ! ii .. ~---.,_,,_ ! :::';: l ~z: ! l 0 --l ! rri ! (/j) ! ,..., o• BROS. PRINTING CO. ~ i :I .I "" i .j J 1· f Bl'enelin Window Shades Edison Phonographs j i I I I I 1 . - ,._ .,.._....,__..,_ .i u-·+ l j l W. VA. Qmck-Meal Ranges Red Star Vapor Oil Ranges l ·1 I! Seller~ Kitchen Cabinets \ \ \ Belding-Hall Refrigerators Globe-Wernicke Book Cases De Luxe Bed Springs II . j \ WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING NATION-f \ ALLY ADVERTISED LINES: = I I f . ( ' Kirsch Curtain Rods Aerolux Porch Shades i I I { I I I Nationally advertised lines such as we have named j above, are lines proven to be of high merit, and chosen / by the buying public because of their real value in the f home. It will give us great pleasure to show you our j lines. Come in and let us serve you. We have num/ erous other lines which will please you. ! ! Every window shade we sell has a guaranteed roller. t j l 1 j ! I SMITH-RULE FURNITURE CO. I HHOME OUTFITTERS" I Phone _ 94 30 I CLIFTON FORGE, VA. I _,__ ,_,_,,_,._,,_,._,,_,,_,~,,-n__ ,,_,_,._,,_,,_,,_,_,,_,,_,,_.,l 95 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA r-·-·-..-·-..--·-·--·-··-"-·-·-"---·---··-..-·---1 I COVINGTON MACHINE CO. j Incorporated f FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS { I Cut Flowers j COVINGTON, VIRGINIA f i I ! ESTABLISHED 1886 f Foo t of Penn Avenue ! Ii Sales Agencies in t he following cities and countries: f PLANT AND MAJN OFFICE: j -c::> >. z: > -0 -0 > ,-- p> ;r .I j : J : ! ! ! ! f : f ~ I j : -~ -1 J Tri r 0·; flew York City Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago, Ill. C'leveIan d, Oh"10 ! ! s;. iZ I II i < ;o +...-••-••-••-•-•;:_• •-•-••·- ••-••-••-••-••-·••-••-u-••-••-••-•·• -••-••-·• •-••-••-•+ j : I j • UNIONTOWN, PA. Birm;ngham, Ala. Louisviile, Ky. H ouston, Texas San Antonio, Texas · Detroit, Mich. M t I c d on l"Ca , ana a Sidney, Australia Shanghai, China ' St. Louis, Mo. New Orleans, La. Memphis, Tenn. Japan a n d South American Countries Normal working fo rce 250 to 300 men, 75 % skilled mechanics. Plant on 13-acre t ract o~ l~nd within the corporation hrmts. Manufacturers of t he "Covington" Quality line of plate and structural s_h op tools. "COVINGTON" Punches and Shears. "COVINGTON" Combination Plate Bar and Angle Shears. "COVINGTON" Gate S hears and Multiple Punches. "COVINGTON" Alligator Shears. "COVINGTON" Bendin g Rolls. "COVINGTON" Horizo ntal Punches. "COVINGTON" P late Planers. "COVINGTON" Splitti ng Shears. "COVINGTO N" SpeciaJ Ma chinery built to order. "COVI N GTO .~ " H ose D is~antli?g and _Assembling M":chines, for dia..ma ntling and a ssembling railroad a ir, steam and signal hose. " C OV INGT ON" Coke D rawing and Loading Machines. "COV INGTON" Coal L eveler. . Other Beehive C oke O ven Equipment. · A lso builders of mining machinery a nd mine equipment. l ... j : I j i i I !! Potted Plants !I . I: J CLIFTON FORGE, Day Phone 196 I I I. I vA . Night Phone 460 I l ! J,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_.,_,,_,._,,_.,_ .. _ .._,,_.,_,,_,,_,,_,_,,_,,_,,_ ,,_,,_ _ I : !I Superior Merchandise for Men at a Satisfactory Price I j • : l t •-u-n-u-n-u-••-u-u-u-"-•-••-••-••-u-.,_.,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,._.,_,,_,t I . I. . I j . !I Ij T .H E PICKWICK P. R. LITTLE, Proprietor l SOCKS, SHOES, SHIRTS, SPECIALTIES t I! Ii j ' J ! ! I · . I CAPS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, CLOTHING i I . I I i L.:~:'~-~~~k. ~'.~~~. -.._,,_.,_,_, _, _, __~:~.~~~n:_~~J ! T j • j : l ·-··I!' • I • •1 I Brass or alu m inum castings up to one thousand pounds. j j 1 ! Jt•·- •-•t-ll•1 -1·-~'-••-~·-•· _,.,_._,_,.,_,,_••-•-t -11~-••-••-•n-~1-11•-·••··- •11-111 -•1-~•-•1+ 96 Floral Designs . j ; 1 Grey Iro n and Semi-Steel Castings in any quantity, any size from a few ou nces to forty thousand pounds. THEHE IS A "COVINGTO N" MACHINE IN EVERY CIVILIZED COU NT RY ON THE GLOBE. iI ALLEGHANY FLORAL COMPANY I I 11-11-.• -·- I. ·-··-·-··-··-··-···-··-··-···-··-··-··-··-··-··-·-··-···. .:. .. _,_,,_,t PLENTY OF RECREATION AT I II i THE PEERLESS BILLIARD PARLOR II . I I.... I AND BARBER SHOP Saffell & Scott COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I. I I. l j II I _,._,,_,,_,._.,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_.,.., --.J tJJ �-.J _.,_, ,_,.,._,._.._,_.,.--~~-·.-.c:·--· ·-· · -·•-11,.._.._.._,.,_, LINCOLN ~~ F~RDSON CARS - TRUCKS • TRACTORS f t. •l ! i i ! I ~ ~ z II I ·\ r ~~~:;:-~-:::::;================~2' ·- - VALLEY AUTO COMPANY, Inc. F. N. Corbett, Manager . J 1 ;:. -u 1_._:~.o~~:_:i,,____,,_,_,,~:'.~~'.:~~~_"__ ,._,,1. > G rI -··- ·-·-··-----···-·-··-·- u-·u-•,-••-••- '_,,_,,-u-•-n-•.•-••-••--•ti. : l / Willys-Knight _ Overland i > z i -u ~ f~ z0 -J, 1 :I I. I "SERVICE IS OUR MOTIO" I CAR PER'S f i GARAGE Il !i WHOLESALE AND RET AlL :I . i i Dealer for ! WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND ! , r i l i i I CARS F mll Line New Departure Ball Bearings Phone 316 Covington, Va. +.-u-•-••-••-•-•-u-u-••-••-••-u-1~._ 1 ._..,_u_,,_,,_,,_.,_0, i i i i f __.,,_._.,_.1. .,_,._._,.,+ -+- �75 Proposed Changes to By-Laws Article III: Officers and their Duties Section 1, The Officers of the Society shall be: Present: President, First Vice-President, Second Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, and Assistant Treasurer Change to: President, Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer and Membership Chairman. Article IV: E lections Section 1: Present: All officers shall be elected at the November meeting for a one-year term. Offi~ers will as~urne their duties on January 1. No officer may be elected to more than two consecutive terms in t he same office. Change to: All officers shall be elected at the November meeting for a one-year term. Officers will assume their duties on January 1. Article V: Meetings Section 2: Present: Ten members, exclusive of officers, shall constitute a quorum Change to: A majority of members present shall constitute a quorum. Article X: Any action is delayed for finther research. Changes to voted on in the fall VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �7fa Book Rev iew Bedford County, Virginia 1870 Census by Freddi e L . Spradli n Comb-bound. soft cover. 339 pages, indexed, privately published, January 31 , 2002 . 1 The author has again used Heritage Questn C D - Rom . (T his of the im ages from th e National Archives microfilm M593-1635.) He has maintained clear printing, nicely presented . L iberty P ost O f fi ce a t C h a mblissburo township with census taker John L. Hatcher reporting begins th e doc u m e nt . Dwe lling H o u se and Family numbers are as recorded by the census taker. Y o u mu s t r ead hi s exp la n a ti o n of t h e easil y understood abbreviations used. Mr. Spradlin offers this volume for $34.00 p ostpa id. Th e address is rre ddi e L . S pra dlin , 3448 w. 17om Street, Torrence, California 90504 . Thank you for the donation, Mr. Spradlin. The V irg inia R oo m w ill be pl eased t o inc lude this work in its holdings! ali ce gen e swartzell REUNIONS 2002 Faber\Fauber\ F au ve r\ Farbe r 'lhe descendants of Valentine Faber, Sr. will hold their annual fanwy reunion on Sunday, June 23, 2001 at 11 :00 A.M. at Haines Chapel located at the Monte he )Jo e xit on the B Jue Ridge Parkway or east on Rt. 56, from Steele's Tavern, VA. Activities will begin on Saturday, June 22 with tours oflocal cemeteries. The Day's Inn-She nandoah V a lley at Rapl-Une, VA wiJl have a block ofrooms available and provide a meeting place !or those attending the reunion. Atter worship service at Haines Chapel on Sunday a covered dish lunch wi ll be served at 1 :00 p .M. at the Spottswood Community Center on Route 602 at Spottswood, VA. All various spellings of the name Faber are welcome. For information contact Sylvia Steele Echols at (757) 340- 5364, Virginia Beach, VA. Rose Family Reunion The descendanls of Joseph Rose orMontgomery/Giles/Alleghany Counties VA will hold their annual family reunion on Sunday, August 11 , 2002 at Douthat State Park, Clifton Forg e , v A at the Malone Sheller. The reunion has been an on going event 1or over lilly years. Fellowship will begin at 11 :00 A.M. A covered dish Juncheon wfll be serve d a t 1 :00 P. M. Please bring eating utensils, plates, folding chairs, beverages and ice. AU Ro se d escendants are welcome. For information contact: Sylvia Steele Echols, 794 Adrian CL , Virginia B<:!a<.;h, VA 23452. Telephone: (757) 340-5364 �....L + ls:J-2-D . ~ 02-. r""1 0 .---:0 U\_C- ~~0utc..6 t i M.. e& THE CIVIL WAR NED HARRISON < ;t; C) z: )> I 2G -0 ff::. ~ ::c ~ t§ - -f rn JJ> Locate Civil War .relatives online ..L I receive a lot of correspondence about Civil War ancestors. The letters are fascinating and I try to include as many of them as I can when I 'write my·columns. But I also get many questions that ask for information about finding a Civil War ancestor when all the writer has is a name and maybe an inkling of where the person lived. This pres~nts problems and I have generally suggested that the writer make friends with his or her local librarian. However, there are ways of going about a search on your own, and '"' ith the generous guidance of the Civil War Preservation Trust, I am going to discuss them in this colwnn. The CWPT puts out a publication, Hallowed Ground, and a recent issue gave detailed information about finding a relative who may have fought i.11 the Civil War. JL that the census is indexed by the head of the household, which may be either the man you are seeking or ms father. If you try this method, you should at least know where he enlisted so you will have an ~dea of whq can be excluded. • cwc.lsu.edu is excellent if you have the name and the state or place where he enlisted. Go to "Researching People in the Civil War Era." States are enonnously proud of the contributions their citizens made during the Civil War. Most have published histories of their military units and · often they have references to individual soldiers. This is one of the best sites I have found for Civil War information of all kinds. • scv.orglmembership/genealogy .asp is the address of Sons of Confederate Veterans Genealogy Network. It details information by state, including several from the North. U you have a male ancestor who lived in this country during the Civil W.ar, there is a good chance that he served in the military. About 50 percent of draft age men (generally 18 to 35) in the North served in the Union Army; about 75 percent of draft age men in the South served in the Confederate Army. At a minimum, you should know his name. It is a plus if you also know where he enlisted or was conscripted and the company or regiment he joined. Check with family members who may have · infonnation about the relative you are researching. Often a distant cousin will have just the file or photo or discharge paper you need. However, even if all you have is the name, there are records available on the Intern~t. lf you do not have access to a computer, then try to use the one at the local library. Hallowed Ground suggests these Internet addresses in any search. I checked them and they are up and running: · • itd.nps.gov/cwss is the address for the "Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System" of the National Park Service. At this site you can start with a name and go from there. • fisher.lib.virginia.edu/census can give you the Federal Census of 1860. This site is invaluable iI aU you have is the name. Note 1I • nara.gov/gencalogy/civilwar/ html is the site if you know both the soldier's name and his regiment. This is the address of U1e National Archives in Washington, and people there are delighted to help with Civil War research. There is a small fee. 'l\vo-excellent books summarize most of this information: "Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor," by Bertram Groene, and · "Civil War. Genealogy," by George Schweitzer. In addition, many Virginia Civil War regiments have their own Web sites, complete with their battle histories and names of individuals who served. I started with Google and typed in "Civil War r~giments Virginia" . and found an enormous amount of information. Finally, you can write the Civil War Preservation Trust al 1331 H St. N.W., #1001, Wash. ington DC 20005. . • • NED HARRISON is a Greensboro, N. C., writer who specializes in military history and writes a monthly Civil"War column for The Roanoke Times. If your ancestors were pmt of the war years, either as soldiers or on the home front, Han1son W07ll.d like to hear ycrur stories. Write him at News &Record I RT, .P.O. Box 20848, Greensboro NC 27420 or e-mail him at n-bh@minds1Jrirtg.com. I ~ -.j �78 RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 19 - GRANT BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Dec 5, 1856 thru Oct 21, 1944 Akers Henry c., son of Unknown and Unknown, born 08/12/1856, died 08/09/J 942, wido~ed, buried Family Cemetery, Sbawsville. Akers, Harold Eugene, son of George. Harvey and Sal~e May Greene Akers, born Montg. Co. 2010511936 , died 10/11/1938, buned Rt 1, Shawsville. dau. of Alfred and Margaret Runding(?) Akers born Montg. C o. Akers, Georoeanna, o . A HC k ' : ; ." 20/07/1860, died 06/04/1939, roaff,l.Y.1.1 . , A ers, buried Family Cernetery . Anderson, James FJurnoy, son of Richard H. and Jane Anderson, born Bedford Co. 04/07/1855, died 03/03/1937, widowed (Sarah Mable Anderson), buried Big Tunne l. Argabright, Anna, dau. of William_ Johnson_ and Unknown, born Henry Co. 1950, died 03/05/1940, widow (Peyton Argabnght), buned Bent Mountain. Argabright, Weldon Lee, son of.I. Lemuel and Edith B . McNeil Argabright_ born Mont. Co. 1939, died 12/104/1941, buned Alleghany Springs. Atkinson, Mrs. M.D. dau. of _Richard and Mahaley Pane Taylor, born Montg. Co. 20/02/1856, died 11/04/1944, widow, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Atkinson, Th~mas A., son of James G. and Susan Harless Atkinson, born Montg. Co. 12/04/1866, died 25106/}939, married Sarah E. Atkinson, buried AJleghany Springs. Bandy, John W., son of Frank P. and Virginia Atkinson Bandy, born Montg. Co. 31/07/1877, died 24/01/1941, married Mary Bandy, buried Family Cemetery. Bandy, Frank P., son of Cornelius and Sallie Barton Bandy, born Bedford Co . 25/11/1851, died 30/07/1937, married Hattie Bandy, buried Alleghany Springs. Barnett, Samu_~J Elllffieft son of Thomas and Rebecca Crockett Barnett, bon1 Mont . Co . 30106/JJo/, died 26/0 1/1,939, married Mamie Ryan Barnett, buried Roanoke Co . Basham, Unnamed son of Noah and Lottie Moses Basham, born Shawsville 01/04/1940, died 02/04/1940, buried Shawsville. Basham, David Thomas, son of George T. and E dna Abbie Eperly Basham, born Augusta Co. 23/06/1940, died 14/02/1941, buried Shawsville. �Basham, Mary Malinda, dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born Roanoke Co. 1857, died 201101193 7, widow (Lewis Basham), buried Ryan Cemetery, Shawsville. Basham, John Thomas, son of Elijiah and Alma E . Boothe Basham, born Franklin Co. @ 1871, died 19/04/1943, manied Alma Basham, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Bell, John D., son of Peter and Ella Cassell Bell, born Franklin Co. 31/12/1854, died 07/02/1941 , married Lou Bell, buried Family Cemetery. Bones, Joanne, dau. of John and Nannie Myers Taylor, born Montg. Co. 26/11/1847, died l 6/01/1942, widowed (James H. Bones), buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Boone, Hester, son of L.L. and Rilda Whitenack Boone, born Floyd Co @ 1888, died 24/0411937, single, buried Wilson Cemetery, Floyd Co. ~oothe, John H ., son of Lish and Mary J. Davis Boothe, born Montg. Co. 20/06/1862, died 18/01 /1940, married Mary C. Boothe, buried Shawsville. Boothe, William B., son of Unknown and Unkno~ born Monroe Co. WV @ 1859• died 211 12/1939, married Beatrice Boothe buried Christiansburg, RFD. , Bowie, Wi})jam T son ofNunrod S and Martha A. Price Bowie, born Ohio @ 1866• died ., . l 932, widowed, buried Shawsville. 07111! Brigs, Raymond Rodney, son of Lawrence and Ellen West Briggs, born Roanoke Co. 3 0/04/l 922, died 09/09/1941, single, buried Shawsville. ~ryson, Robert Matthew, son of Unknown and Ida Smith, born Montg. Co. 19/02/ 1944, died 03/09/1944, buried Shawsville. Bryson, Unnamed son of Fred and Ida Smith Bryson, born Shawsville 20/ 09/1940, died 2 0/09/I 940, buried Shawsville. Claxton, Alice, dau. of James and Martha Jones, born Montg . . Co. @1864, died 03/04/1939, widow (Lewis Claxton), buried Family Cemetery, ShawsVllle. Crai~head, Laura Edith, no parental nor bi1th infom1ation noted) died 14/03/ 1939, married, no place of burial noted. Creasy, William, son of John H. and Ella Smith Creasy, born Montg. Co. 14/03 / 1860, died 02/04/1942, widowed (Al ice Creasy), buried Mt. Pleasant Cemete1y, Christiansburg. ·v1RG1NrA-APPALACHtAN NOT~s· �-- Creasy, D.T., son of John and Unknown Creasy, born Montg . Co . 2 9 / 03 / 1864 d ie d 1210811938, married Bettie Creasy, buried Family Cemetery, Rt . 1, Shawsvil le . Creasy, Bettie Elizabeth, dau. of James and Lucy Graham H al l_ bon1 Mo ntg . Co . 18/ 12/ 1866, died 19/06/1943, widowed (Dave Creasy), burie d Famil y Cem e tery. Shawsville. Cunningham, James S., son of James and Louvinia D . Cunningham , born Floyd C 02/08/1962, died 2910911943 , widowed (Tabitha Cunningham). buried A llegha ny S prin~-~ Family Cemetery. Derns, Charles M., son of Unknown and Unknown born YA 13/01/1937, married Gay Derns, buried Moore Graveya rd . I 5/ 09/ 1876, died Dickerson, Florine, dau. of Andy and Malinda Hicks, born VA 1858, di ed 20/ l 0/ 193 7 widow (Harvey Dickerson), buried Shawsville. ' Dotson, Amanda, dau_. of ~op and PoJJy Hi~bitts D?tson, born Dicki n_son Co . @ 1880 , died 14/10/193 4, marned Ing M. Dotson, buned Family Cemetery, Dublin. Foutz, Everett L., son of Abraham P . and Mable Cook Foutz , born Roa noke C o . 25/07/1924 died 17/04/1943, single, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem . ' Gardner, George W.M., son of George W . and Ruth McDonald G a rdner, born Manto . Co. 19/08/1868, died 14/11/1941, married Lena Gardner, buried Shawsville . ~ Gilenwaters, Pauline Marie, dau. of Bill and Iva Thompson G1lenwaters, born Montg . Co . 04/08/1942 died 11/02/1944, buried Riner, VA. ' Givens, Mary Alice, dau. of Cary R. and Malinda Gordon Ai:derson, b o rn Montg. Co. 25/10/1 856, died 20/06/1939, widow (P.W . Givens) buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Graham, Charles Wade, son of William J. and Abbie Gill Hall Graham, born Montg . Co . 17/04/1865, died 03/02/1944, married Amanda Graham, buried Mt . Pleasant Church Cemetery. Graham, Archie White, son of William and Abby Hall Graham, born Montg . Co. 14/06/1859, died 28/06/1937, widowed, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Griffin, Giles Dudley, son of John and Lydia Turner Griffin, born Montg . Co . 11 /05/ 1877, died 12/02/1941, married Mary Blanche Lee Griffin, buried Family Cemetery �8l Hale, Samuel, son of Herman E. and Clara May Worrell Hale born Monto20/05/1940, died 2 l /0511940, buried Otey Graveyard. ' =-· Co. Hall, Alonzo A., son of Dallas and Sallie Akers Hall, born Montg. Co. 09110/18 75, died 30/03/1943, married Eugenia Hall, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Hall, John Wesley, son of Gordon and Della King Hall, born Floyd Co. @ 1876, died 20/06/1944, married Violina Hall, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Hall, Clarice May, dau. of Ollie Airs and Calma Vest Hall, born Montg. Co. 07/07/1928, died 06/04/1941, single, buried Piedmont Cemetery. ~all, Donald Wayne, son of Glen and Janie Wheeling Hall, born Montg. Co. 04/09/I 940, died 1710911939, buried Family Cemetery near Shawsville. ~arrison, Sue Hyatt, dau. of George W. and Julia Childress Hyatt, born NC 15/11/ 1873, died 25/06/1940, married George W. Harriso~ buried Family Cemetery. Hensley, Walter C., son of John W. and Mairnda Showalter Hensley, born Montg. Co. 2511211870, died 05/06/J 939, single, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Hicks, Beauregard, son of William and Fannie Hicks, born lvfontg. Co. 1861, died 18/06/1839, married Jennie Hicks, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Howery, Sallie Ruth, dau. of W.B. and Elizabeth H Shelor, born Floyd Co. @ 1855, died 05/12/1936, widowed (T.H. Howery), buried Pine Creek, Floyd Co. Hughes, Melvira, dau. of Walter and Littie Richardson Hughes, born Giles Co. 05/09/1908, died 26 02/1941, single, no place of burial noted. Jewell, Ida Pickering_, dau. of David Young and Sarah Maddox Pickering, born Morristown, TN 14/11/1864, died 11 /07/1943, widowed (Flournoy C. Jewell), buried Piedmont Church Cemetery. Jewell, D.V., son of C.H . and Arena Shank Jewell, born Floyd Co. 12/09/ 1888, died 05/07/1942, married Effie Hoback Jewell, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Jewell, Trent Lee, foster son of D. V. Jewell and Effie Hoback Jewell, born Greenville, TN 05/12/1920, died 10/04/1938, single, buried Piedmont Cemetery. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Jewell, Flournoy, son of Thomas and Catherine Hall Jewell. born Mont g . Co . 09/ 0611 866. died 08/11/1937, married Ida B. Jewel~ buried Otey. Jewe~ Theodore Roosevelt, son of Flournoy and Ida Pickering Jewe ll , born Mon tg . Co .. 1902, died 02/03/1937, single, buried Otey. John, Milton Mason, son of John and Mary Jane M c Dona ld J o hn. born R o an oke Co . 21/03/ 1865, died 15/11/1942, married Louvenia John, buried Sherwood Ceme tery, Salem. John, Louvenia Ann, dau. of William and Sarah L. B urton, born Roanoke Co . l 7 /0 111868, died 27/06/1944, widow (M.M . John), buried Sherwood Cemetery, Sale m . Jones Marshall 0 ., son of James and Barbra Lee Jones, born Craig Co . l l /06/l 869, died 16/ llil 941, widowed, buried Shaws ville. Kelley, Richard Ashler, son of Raymond A . and Bertha J a ne S te war t Ke lley, born Montg . Co. 01/1 1/ 1940, died 25/12/1 940, buried Elliston Cemetery. Lavender Lula, dau. of Lewis and Unknown St. C la ir S tewart, born Montg . Co. 18/01/1874, died 14/12/1937, married R .C . Lavender, buried Home C e metery, Rt. I , Shawsville. Lewey, Eliza Jane, dau. of James and Unknown Runions Gus ler, born Gile s Co . 14/09/1861, died 14/ 10/1937, widow (James S. Lewey), buried Sowd e r Cemetery. Martin, J.W., son of Unknown and Unknown, born NC @ 18 55, di ed widowed, buried Alleghany Springs. 25112/1943 , Martin, Edward L., son of Jess and Adeline Richardson Martin, born Montg . Co . @ 1879, died 08/07/1944 married Effie Martin, buried F airi ly Cemetery, Shawsvill e . ' Marye, Nannie Christian, dau. of George W . and Sarah Kent Anderso n, b orn Montg. Co. 10/04/1856, died 20112/ 1943, married A .F . Marye, buried White Cemetery . McCracken, John Henry, son of Unknown and Unknown, Abingdon, 20/06/1939, married Ida McCracken, buried Huff Cemetery, B e nt Mountain . 1856, died Miles, Robert E. son of Jordan and Leona Guilliams Miles, born Franklin Co . 08/12/ 1837 , died 05/12/1942, widowed (Abigail Smith Miles), buried Piedmo nt Cemetery . 'Vt[) ' ltll/ • - ,.), /I. l\\J 'l .:'\~..) ! . .l_.n• : tdl.( ~ r I ' I' ' -· . l'.~\J lt...• I j �83 Mills, Brainard P ., son of Peter and Alice Cormer Mills, born Floyd Co. @1893, died 1 Ill 0/1944, married Rosa Mills, buried Christiansburg. Moore, Sarah Ann, dau. of John W. and Sallie Foster Harkrader, born Pulaski Co., 24/05/1884, died 04/1111941 , married Frank Moore, buried Family Cemetery, Dublin. Moore, Benjamin Franklin, son of Joseph and Mary Thomason Moore, born Lunenburg Co., 11 / 12/ 1847, died 10/07/ 1938, married Susie Moore, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Moses, Mary Jane, dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born Montg. Co. 1846, died 10/10/1939, widow, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Moses, D .A., son of William and Unknown Moses, born Montg. Co. 30/06/1851, died 26/12/1937, married Mary Moses, buried Shawsville. Musselman, Henry M ., son of Joseph and Eliza Musselman,. born. Montg. Co . l2/03/ l 855, died 15/03/ 1941, widowed (Nannie Musselman), buried Family Cemetery, Shaws ville. ~usselman, Charles M. , son of Joe and Unknown Musselman, born Montg._Co. @1860, died l 0/04/J 9 39, married Betty Musselman, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Norrell, Warren, son of Allen and Florine Hicks Norrell, born Montg. Co. @l882, died 2 5106/ 1944, married Mary Fem Norrell, buried Shawsville. NorrelJ, Charles, son of Ferd and Ann Norrell, born Montg. Co. 03/03/1873, died 1910911 941, married Cora Norrel buried Shawsville. ' Nosier, William c ., son of Unknown and Martha Nosier, born G_iles Co. @ I 879, died 19110/1937, married Nannie Nosier, buried Ryan Cemetery, Shawsvtlle. Pennell, Mary E lla, dau. of James and Elizabeth Williams Lane, born Montg. Co. @ 1874, died 23/11/ 1940, w idow (Raymond M . Pannell), buried Den Hill Cemetery. Pannell, Raymond M., son of Burgess and Molly 1:-oving Pa_nnell, born Montg. Co. 16/06/1869, died 07/06/1940, married Ella Pannell, buned Den Hill Cemetery. ·vrRGJNIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �L... Jewell, Flournoy, son of Thomas and Catherine Hall Jewell, born Montg. Co . 0910 61 I 866, died 08/11/1937, married Ida B. Jewell, buried Otey. Jewell, Theodore Roosevelt, son of Flournoy and Ida Pickering Jewell, born Montg. Co .. 1902, died 02/03/1937, single, buried Otey. John, Milton Mason, son of John and Mary Jane McDonald John, born Roanoke Co . 21/03/1865, died 15/I 1/1942, manied Louvenia John, buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. John, Louvenia Ann, dau. of William and Sarah L. Burton, born Roanoke Co . 17/01 /1868, died 27/06/1944, widow (M.M. John), buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem, Jones, Marshall 0 ., son of James and Barbra Lee Jones, born Craig Co. 11 /06/1869, died 16/11/1941, widowed, buried Shawsville. Kelley, Richard Ashler, son of Raymond A. and Bertha Jane Stewart Kelley, born Montg. Co. 01/11/1940, died 25/12/1940, buried Elliston Cemetery. Lavender, Lula, dau. of Lewis and Unknown St. Clair Stewart, born Montg. Co . 18/01/1874, died 14112/193 7, married R .C. Lavender, buried Home Cemetery, Rt . 1, Shawsville. Lewey, Eliza Jane, dau. of James and Unknown Runions Gusler, born Giles Co. 14/09/1861, died 14/10/1937, widow (James S. Lewey), buried Sowder Cemetery. Martin, J.W., son of Unknown and Unknown, born NC @ 1855, died 25/12/1943 , widowed, buried Alleghany Springs. Martin, Edward L., son of Jess and Adeline Richardson Martin, born Montg. Co . @ 1879, died 08/07/1944, married Effie Martin, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Marye, Nannie Christian, dau. of George W. and Sarah Kent Anderson, born Montg. Co . 10/04/1856, died 20/12/1943, married A.F. Marye, buried White Cemetery. McCracken, John Henry, son of Unknown and Unknown, Abingdon, 20/06/1939, married Ida McCracken, buried Huff Cemetery, Bent Mountain. 1856, died Miles, Robert E . son of Jordan and Leona Guilliams Miles, born Franklin Co . 08/12/ 1837, died 05/12/1942, widowed (Abigail Smith Miles), buried P iedmont Cemetery. �83 Mills, Brainard P., son of Peter and Alice Conner Mills, born Floyd Co. @1893, died 11/10/1944, married Rosa Mills, buried Christiansburg. Moore, Sarah Ann, dau. of John W. and Sallie Foster Harkrader, born Pulaski Co., 24/05/1884, died 04/11/1941 , married Frank Moore, buried Family Cemetery, Dublin. Moore, Benjamin Franklin, son of Joseph and Mary Thomason Moore, born Lunenburg Co.,11/12/1847, died 10/07/ 1938, married Susie Moore, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Moses, Mary Jane, dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born Montg. Co. 1846, died I 0/ 10/ 1939, widow, buried Family Cemetery, Sbawsville. Moses, D .A., son of William and Unlmown Moses, born Montg. Co. 30/06/1851, died 26/12/193 7, married Mary Moses, buried Shawsville. Musselman, Henry M., son of Joseph and Eliza Musselman, born. Montg. Co. 12103/1855, died 15/03/1941 , widowed (Nannie Musselman), buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. ~usselrnan, Charles M., son of Joe and Un.known Musselman, born Mootg._ Co. @ l8 6 0, died 10/04/1939, married Betty Musselman, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. N orrell, Warren, son of Allen and Florine Hicks Norrell, born Montg. Co. @ 1882, died 25/0611944, married Mary Fem Norrell, buried Shawsville. Norrell, Charles, son of Ferd and Ann Norrell, born Montg. Co. 03/03/1873, died 19/09/ 1941, married Cora Norrel, buried Shawsville. Nosier, William c., son of Unknown and Martha Nosier, born G_iles Co. @ 1879, died 19110/1 937, married Nannie Nosier, buried Ryan Cemetery, Shawsville. Pennell, Mary Ella, dau. of James and Elizabeth Williams Lane, born Montg. Co. @ 1874, died 23/11/1940, widow (Raymond M . Pannell), buried Den Hill Cemetery. Pannell, Raymond M ., son of Burgess and Molly Loving Pannell, born Montg. Co. 16/06/1869, died 07/06/1940, married Ella Pannell, buried Den Hill Cemetery. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �Parrish, John S., son of John C. and Elizabeth Walters Parris h, bo rn rvl o ntg . C o . 19/09/1872, died 24/12/1939, married Annie B . Parris h, buried Sunset Cem e t ery, Christiansburg. Pendleton, Samuel A., son of Thomas and Millie Ann Holdren P endle ton, born B e dford Co. 1010911862, died 10/12/1943, married Lillie Pendleton, burie d Famil y Cemete ry, Shawsville. Perdue, Joseph Fletcher, son of ~a and ~l mira and P~lm e~ P e rdue, born Fl oyd Co. 14/01/1878, died 25/02/ 1941, mamed Maggie Perdue, buned Piedmont C e m e tery. Pot( Geneva Josephine, dau. of Ivor and Velvia McN eil Poff, born Floyd Co . 22/06/ l 940, died 05/04/1941 , buried Huffville Cemetery, Floyd Co. Price, Walter Staples, son of John C. and Nannie J. Anderson Price, born Montg. Co. 15/01/1884, died 10/03/1940, married Sallie B. Price, buried Family Cemetery . Price, Isaac William, son of William and Jane Martin Price, bo rn Floyd Co . 19/ I 0/1863 , died 01/ 12/1943 , married Nannie A. Price, buried Den Hill Cemete ry. Rakes, Rosa Adeline, dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born Floyd Co . I 853 , died 13/01/1938, widow (N.I. Rakes), buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Redd, John A., son of Federal and Martha Redd, born Henry Co. 23/06/ 1 861 , died 27/01 / 1939, married Georgia Redd, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Richardson, Mary, dau. of Powell and Nancy S~sler Richardson,_ born Mo.ntg . Co . 1855, died 13/06/ 1939, widow (William D . Richardson), buned Famtly Cemetery, Christiansburg. Robinson, Unnamed son of Charlie and Ora Coles Robinson, 10/04/1937, died 10/04/1937, buried Shawsville. born Montg. Co. Shank, James M., son of Lewis and Unknown Shank, born Floyd Co. 22/ 05/1878 , died 02/09/1939, married Corrinne Shank, buried Family Ceetery, Otey . Sheppard, Arnold Roy, son of J.D. and Katherine Chand ler Sheppard, born Sullivan, WV 21/03/1919, died 05/05/1940, single, no place of bu1;a1 noted. \llRGINIA-APPALACHfAN NO fl-_,_;· J �Showalter, Lou Emma Annie, dau of Thomas and Katherine Hall Jewell, born Montg. Co. 29/04/1852, died 25/04/1941 , widow (William Showalter), buried Piedmont Cemetery. Sisson, G eorge Willie, son of James and Eliza Jane Coon Sisson, born Floyd Co. I 0/04/1854, died 04/03/ 1941, widowed, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Sisson, Stanley David, son of James Madison and Eliza Jane Coon Sisson, born Roanoke Co. 02/06/1858, died 13/06/1941, married Elva Sisson, buried Otey. Smith, Asa T., son of Mark and Maggie Walker Smith, born Monroe Co., WV, 17/12/1874, died 02/02/1941, married Pearl Smith, buried Family Cemetery. Smith, Rufus, son of Lewis and Amanda Parker Smith, born Montg. Co.@1881, died 03/05/1937, widowed (Belle Smith), buried Family Cemetery, Salem. Stuart, William, son of William and Alice Pannell Stuart, born Montg. Co. @81898, died 25/07/ 1944, widowed, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. S~rface, James W ., son of George and Nellie Jewell Surface, born Montg. Co. @1863, died 15/05/1941, widowed (Ellen Surface), buried Den Hill Cemetery. T.aylor, Florence, dau. of E .H . and Nancy Maddox Taylor, born Montg. Co. 20/06/1876, died 25/ 12/ 1943, single, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Taylor, Laura AJice, dau. of E .H . and Nannie Mattocks Taylor, born Montg. Co. 15/11/1858, died 0 1/02/1941, single, buried Family Cemetery. Thomas, Louisa, dau. of Unknown and Ruth Griffy, born Franklin .co. 1110111841, died 26/11/1937, widow (Taz Thomas), buried Family Cemetery, ShawsvilJe, Rt. 1 · T.homas, William, son of S .I . and Maggie Panne11 Thomas, born Montg. Co. 15/02/ 19 18/, died 11/ 12/ 1936, sing le, buried Shawsville, Rt I. Turner, Wade, son of William and Elizabeth Delong Turner, born Floyd Co. 11/1 872, died 27/02/ 1940, married Lucy Turner, buried Shawsville. Underwood, Josephine, dau. of Creed and Rosie Vest Underwood, born Floyd Co. 12/07/1867, died 03/02/1937, married T.M. Underwood, buried AJleghany Springs VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Undeiwod, Garnett Leon, son of Garnett and Gene Mag Janney Underwood, born Montg . Co. 15/0811942, died I 8112/1942, buried Family Cemetery. Weaver, Raymond Hensley, son of Benjamin E. and Nettie Jane Crand Weaver_ born Rockingham Co. 17/11/1918, died 29/1111942, single, buried Family Cemetery, Mt . Crawford, VA. Webb, Earl Gladstone, son ofL.P. and Rosa I. <?reasy Webb, born Craig Co. 04/07/19l l rued 07/03/1942, married Mrs. Emily Webb, buned Webb Cemetery. , Wells, Trigg L, son of George W. and Mary Austin Wells, born Montg. Co. 13/04/1909 died 22/12/1937, single, buried Montgomery Co. , el'! dau of George and Caroline Craig, born VA 1879, died 28/09/19"7 . W est , eas..,....., · . _., , married John West, buried Shawsville. 1,. John Shelburn, son of John and Elizabeth Gardner Whitlock b Whit 1oc~ . d Id A 1.: b . . , orn Floyd Co. 04/12/1863, died 27/05/1944, marne a tiunson, uned Piedmont Cemetery . Willis Lafayett son of Hamilton and Amanda Akers Willis, born Monto C0 0 2210 died Jl/05/1937, widowed, buried Alleghany Springs. · · 911856, Willis, Marion E., son of Hampton and Amanda Akers Willis b . d K , orn Montg. Co 25/0111865, died 08/01/1942, mame ate Willis, buried Sunset Cemetery,· Christiansburg. Wilson Margie Ann, dau, of Erastus and Nancy Maddox T ayl b 12; 1o/l864, died 16/10/1942, widowed (J.W. Wilson), buried Shaw~:ine_orn Montg. Co. Wimmer, Lititia, dau. of John and Jennie Hall Creasy, born M 21/07/1937, married James Wimmer, buried Alleghany Springs. ontg. Co. 1866, di e d ~oods, M artha Jane,_ ddauJ. hofWUnkndown ~nd Unknown, bom Franklin died 21/1211936, marne o n oo s, buned Home Graveyard. Co . 15/04/1855, Yates, James WiJJiam, son of Benjamin and Mattie Parrish y 09/J 111877, died 0710611 943, married Hester Yates buried F . ates, born Roanoke Co. ' am11y Cemetery' Shawsville. �...._ g7 , Yockey, WiJminia R ., dau . of WiUiarn and Unknown Williams, born PA @ J 868, died I 1/1111938, widow, buried Philadelphia, PA Young, Benjamin B., son of George and Mary Humphreys Young, born Floyd Co. 06/12/ 1871 , died 17/01/1942, married Mattie Young, buried Community Cemetery. Young, Cinderilla, dau. of Unknown and Sarah Young, born Montg. Co. 19/08/1919, died 13/09/ 1935, single, buried Family Cemetery Shawsville. Young, Virginia Lee, dau. of John and Unknown Richard, born Floyd Co. 05/03/1874, died 14/05/ 1944, married Peter Young, buried Family Cemetery. Wood, John Henry, son of David and Unknown Wood, born Floyd Co. 14/ 07/1850, died 21/10/1944, widowed (Martha Wood), buried Family Cemetery. ____ - - ·v1RGINIA~APPALACHIAN NOTES - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - �RECORD OF DEATHS -BOOK 20 GRANT BRYANT FU ' ERAL II0.\1E RECORD S Sept. 15, 1941 thru July 4, 1944 - Evelyn M . Wells, R egistrar Akers, Lucy M., dau. of George and Martha J. Go rdon Earl y. born Mon tg . Co 4 / 2./1905, died 10/21/1943, married Freeman N. Akers, buried Family Ceme tery, Fagg Akers, Franklin Lee, son of Freeman and Lucy Early Akers, born Mo n tg . Co . 10 / 02./ 19 4 3, died 10/06/1943, buried Family Cemetery, Fagg Barnett, Samuel W., son of John W. and Willie Jane No rthc ross Ba rn ett, born Mo ntg. C o . 02/20/1880 died 05/08/1942, single, buried Elliston . ' Blankenship, Gerald Edward, son of R .A. and Maud Hudd leston Bl a nke ns hip, born Bedford Co., 06/20/1939, died 07/04/1 944, single, buried Mt. V iew Cem e t ery, V inton. Craggett, Charles, son of U~own '.111d Annie Craggett, born Montg. Co . 05110/1870, died 09/15/1941, widowed, buned Elliston. Deaton, Mittie, dau. of.Unkn?wn and Lydia Davis, born M o ntg. C o . 1 2/ I 1/1852~ died 04/16/1944, widow, buned Elliston Dow, Joe, Jr., son of Joe and Mabel Ford Dow, born Mo ntg. Co . I 0 / 1 7/1 9 41 , died 10/17/1941, buried Elliston. Dunn, Almira, dau. of Unknown ~nd Unknown, born Campbell Co. 0 6117I 1871 , died 04/1 6/1941, widow, buried near Elliston. Ford, Patricia, dau. of Unknown and Mabel B . Ford, born Montg . Co. 05/ 19 /1 9 43 , died 05/19/1943 , buried Elliston Furrow, Mary M., dau. of James and Beckie Reese Vaden, born Mo ntg. Co . O 1/12/1875, died 09/16/1943, widow, buried Reesedale. Garlick, Chester W., son of James and N ettie Sesle r Garlick, born Montg. Co . 02/19/1 876, died 01/29/1 943, widowed, buried Ironto . Garman, John Harvey, son of John S. and Rebecca Wilso n Garman, born Montg. Co. 11/19/1875, died 12/13/1941, single, buried Halls Church Cemetery . �89 Gearheart, Johnso~ G., son of John H~ey and Mahaley Wilson Gearheart, born Floyd Co. 01/12/ 1869, died 01/11/1943, mamed Emma Gearheart, buried Reesedale. Goodall, William Lee, son of John and Fannie Rock Goodall, born WV 01/01/1875, died 12/20/ 1942, married Mary Ledona Goodall, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Graham, Robert H., son of William and Abbie Gill Hall Graha~ born Montg. Co. 12/25/1869, died 01 / 16/ 1943, married Sarah Graham, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Hale, (?Hall) Larry Russo, son of Roy Nonis and Mildren L. Robertson Hale, born Montg. Co. 09/18/1943, died 09/19/1943, buried Elliston Hundley, Virginia Catherine, dau. of John and Unknown Silvers, born Montg. Co. 01/10/1860, died 05/ 17/ 1944, widowe~ buried Snowville, VA. Jones, Cecil James, son of William D . and Kate Meeks Jones, born Montg. Co. 10/2211919, died 05/09/1943, married Beulah May Starkey Jones, buried Elliston. Martin, Minnie Lee Burris, dau. of George M . and M . Martin Burris, born Roanoke Co. 10/03/1908, died 06/2411944, married, buried Galilee ChurchMcFadden, William T ., son of William and Mary J. Miller McFadde~ born WV 03/28/1874, died 11113/ 1942, married Icie McFadden, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke. Mills, Larry Wayne, son of Thomas W. Jr. and Blanch Hendricks Mills, born Montg. Co. 10/15/1942, died 10/15/1942, buried Ironto. Morris, Joseph W ., son of Henry and Unknown Morris, born NC 01 /0811895, died 05/21/1944, married Anna Morris, buried Elliston. Oliver, Callie E., dau. of Richard and Sallie Stone Oliver, born Halifa,"'< Co. 09/12/1868, died 0211711944, single, buried East Hill, Elliston. Paige, Kate Alice, dau. of Unknown and Catherine Craggett, born Roanoke Co. 11/09/1868, died 01/06/1943, married William Paige, buried Elliston. Ross, Charles Sutherland, son of Unknown and Unknown, born Monroe Co., WV 10/ 18/1 952, died 09/27/1943, widow (Lula Ross), buried Humboldt, Nebraska. Salmon, Isaac M ., son of Mark D . and Sallie Cochran Salmon, bon1 Floyd Co. 10/13/ 1872, died 10/27/ 1941, married Rachel Salmon, buried B lacksburg. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Sesler, Laura Ann, dau of Andrew W. and Amanda Henning Walthall. born Montg. Co . 09/06/1860, died 10/04/1941, widow, buried lronto. Shepherd, Katie R, dau. of Miles and Katherine Keister Burke, born rvto nt g. Co . 9/17/1885, died 05/20/1943, married Frank H . Shepherd, buried Family Cem etery, Lafayette. Smith, Nancy Catheirne, dau. of Ham and Kittie King Richards, born F r ankl in Co. 03/03/1857, died 02/16/1943, married Daniel A. Smith, buried East Hill, E lli ston. Smith, Betty Jane, dau. of Henry and Flossie A . Humphries Smith, born Bedford Co. 03/13/1931, died 02/27/1942, single, buried Butt Cemetery, Ft. Lewi s . Smith, Ella May, dau. of Henry and Flossie A. Humphries Smith, born Montg . Co. 0511511929, died 02/17/1942, single, buried Butt Cemetery, Ft. Lewis. St. Clair, Wiley Herny, son of John H. and Itha G. Doyle St. Clair, born WV 06/26/1904, died OJ/OJ/1942, married Cora BeUe St. Clair, buried Lafayette . Walthall, Nellie A., dau. of Jacob and Mariah Schuman Apgar, born NJ 09/28/1870, died 03/05/1943 , married J.G. Walthall, buried Lafayette. Wells Norma Dean, dau. of James Harold and Marguerite Showalter Wells, born Chris;iansburg 09/18/1942, died 04/17/1943, buried Elliston. Wells, Carrie H ., dau. of John H . and Martha Taylor St . Clair, born Montg. Co . 11121/1876, died 10/14/1942, married A.W. Wells, buried Lafayette. Young, Peter, son of Peter and Elizabeth Glespie Young, born Franklin Co . 02/06/1862, died 04/06/1944, widowed, buried Lafayette �- RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 21 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HO:M.E RECORDS Nov. 17, 1944 thru Oct. 2, 1948 - W.W. Lilcins, Registrar Agee, Owen, son of Sam and Etta Thomas Agee, born Montg. Co., 09/20/1915 died 01/06/1945, not married, buried Family Cemetery, Christiansburg. ' B.andy, Ida Sue, dau. of Frank P . and Virginia Atlcinson Bandy, born Montg. Co., @ 1873, died 01/13/1947, unmarried, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. B.arnett, Sallie E ., dau. of Thomas Barnett and unknown, born Montg. Co. 01/27/ 1856, died I I I 17/ I 8_ 4, not married, buried White Cemetery. Boone, Lindsey L., son of Andrew A . and Lucy Fralin Boone, born Franklin Co. 12111/1865, died 09/27/ 1947, married Rilda Boone, buried Wilson Cemetery, Terry' s Fork, VA. Bowie, Robert L., son of Nimrod S. and Martha A. Price Bowie, born Ohio 07/12/ 1878, died 07/02/ 1947, not married, buried Shawsville (no cemetery listed). Branc~ Cosby E., dau. of John M. and Maude T. Dunford Carter, born Russell Co., @ 1888, died 03/16/1945, married James C. Branch, buried Meadow View Cemetery, Meadow View, VA. Bryant, Joseph N., son of James and Sallie Bryant, born Patrick Co. @ 1867, died 01/I 0/ 1945, married Rebecca Ann Bryant, buried Family Cemetery, Montgomery County. Cope, Charles W., parents unknown, born @ 1924, killed in car accident in Montg. Co . 10/22/1945, remains sent to Chattanooga, TN. Correll, Mary Moses, dau. of William and Anna Blankenship :rv,i:oses, born. Ironto 10/3 1/1864, died 07/02/1948, married Edward Elias Correll, buned Shawsville (no cemetery listed). Craig, Charity Ella, dau. of J. Slate and Lucinda St. Clair Craig, born Montg . Co. 11I13/1867, died 02/03/1946, not married, buried Shawsville, no cemetery listed. Craig, Lucy Fannie, dau. of Thomas and Ossie M . St. Clair Whitworth, born Montg. Co. 07/15/ 1876, died 05/15/1945, married William Craig, buried White Cemetery~ S 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �Craig, Stella L., dau. of Henry D. and Bula V. Moses Craig, born tv1ont g . C o . 10 12 9 1 19 3 8 , died 10/20/1947, unmarried, buried White Cemetery, Shawsville . Creasy, Denny Steve, son of Willie E. and Virginia Lowe r C reasy, born l\1 o nt g . Co. 05/08/1943, died I 1/09/1947, unmarried, buried Mt. Pleasant Cemeterv, rv1 o nt~omery ~~ . - Croft, Hattie Gay, dau. of William R . and Laura Chocolate Sig m o n , born R oanoke Co . 04/23/1917, died 05/12/1946, married Robert E. Craft, burie d Harding Cemete ry. Franklin Co. Doosing, William T., son of John W. and Barbie Thomas Doos ing, born R oanok e Co. 04/12/1874, died 07/29/1947, married Lou Doosing, buried Sherwood Cemet ery. S al e m . Dove, Laura Anne, dau. of William G. and Ellen Lester Lane, bor·n unknown 10 / l 5/ l 882,, died 01/22/1948, married James H. Dove, buried Den Hill Cemetry . Elli's, Pearl Tyler, dau. of John and Julia Gardner Tyler, born Hampton, VA 06/ l 711860, died 06/30/1949, married William Munford Ellis, buried Hollywoo d Cemetery. Richmond. Fuqua, Effie Redden, dau. of James E . and Nettie Wr~y R edd e n, born Franklin Co . 01/24/1899, died 12/06/1945, married Byron E . Fuqua, buned Mt . View Cemet ery . Givens, Samuel Anderson, son of Pembroke and Mary Anderson Givens, born Montg . Co . 10/27/1886, died 03/25/1948, married Dora Givens, buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salen1. Graham, Brinda A., dau. of R. and Sarah Correll Graham, born Montg. Co . 02/27/18 97, died 04/03/1945, not married, buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Shawsville . Graham, Cecil George, son of Millard and Manda Lane ?raham, born Montg. Co. 06/29/1906, died 01/05/1946, married Gladys M . Graham, buned D e n Hill Cemetery. Gutbery, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of John and Bethania Stennit Heslip, born VA 06/26/1846, died 01/06/1948, married J.B. Guthery, buried Elliston (no cemetery listed) Hall, Joseph H., son of Gordon and Della King Hall, born Floyd Co . 01 /3OJ 1 8 79, died 01/03/1947, married Nellie A. Hall, buried Piedmont Cemetery . Hickman, Ferdinand, son of Giles and Emma C . Hickman, born Montg Co . @ 1883,, died 07/23/1945, married Mary Hick.man, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Houston, .Dorothy Shelton, d~u. of Hobart and Hattie Shelton, born Morristown, TN @ 19 l 7, died I 0/22/ 1945, marned Eugene Houston, buried Morristown, TN. Jewell, Corn.n:odore H ., son of Thomas W. and Catherine Hall Jewell, born Montg. Co. 05/21/1856, died 01/01/1947, married Anna Jewell, buried Piedmont Cemetery. J~well, Anna A, dau. of Lewis and Nancy Ittings Shanks, born Floyd Co. 10/26/1858, died 12/24/1947, married Commodore H. Jewell, buried Otey Cemetery, Shawsville. King, Letitia, dau. of John and Martha Redmond Wright, born Floyd Co. @ 1863, died 10/06/ l94 5, married John King, buried Barnett Cemetery, Shawsville. Kirby, Eva Adeline, dau. of Lewis and Mary Funk Craighead, born Montg. Co. @ 1868, died 04/23/ I 945, married Robert R . Kirby, buried Sowder Cemetery, Shawsville. Lowe, Cleveland W ., son of Charles and Artie Leftwich Lowe, born Carroll Co. 01/05/ 191 3, died 09/15/1945, married Gladys Lowe, buried Blue Ridge Church Cemetery, Carroll County. Marsico, Anna E lizabeth, dau. of P eter and Texas H owell Crew, born Patrick Co. 03106! 188 1, died 10/ 12/1948, married Ernest R. Marsico, buried Correll Cemetery~ Shawsville. Martin, William Peter, son of Oscar and Sarah Young Martin, born Montg. Co. 08/03/1922, died 12/ 14/ 1947, unmarried, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. Mccrackin, Ida, dau. of William and EUa Mills McCrackin, born Floyd Co· .@ 1869, died 12/22/1944, married John McCrackin, buried Family Cemetrey, Bent Mountain. Moore, Walter Lawrence, son of Eperson and Susan Hicks Moore: born Ottaway, Kans.as 04/17/ 1884, died 11 /24/1944, manied Florence Ella Moore, buned Roanoke m Farruly Cemetery. Moses, Octava Jane, dau. of David and Betty Gorden Jewell, born Montg. Co. 02/13/ 1871 , died 04/10/ 1945, married Willis G. Moses, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Nunley, Clarence Wm ., son of D . Wesley and Pearl Smith Nunley, bon1 Montg. Co 04/06/1907, died 10/19/1946, married Edith Nunley, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Peery, Eugenia E., dau. of Giles A and Lucy A . Showa lt er Co nner. bon1 \ 1o nt g . Co . 1887, died 03/20/1947, maried Robert Peery, buried Piedmo nt Ccmcter; . Perdue, Mrs. Ilene S. dau of Oma E. and Etta Conner. bo rn Montg Co 09/ 0 II 1920. died 01/30/1945 ' married Russell Perdue, buried Pied mont Cemetcrv . Richardson, Powell E., son of Powell and N ancy Cessle r Ri chard son. born Montu. Co. 09/21/1873, died 01/19/1946, married Mallie Richard son, buried Sunset Cen~etery, Christiansburg. Roop, William Robert, son of Joseph and Anna Thorton Roop, born Montg . Co . (a) 1869, died 0910211946, married Lavenia Roop, buried Riverview Ceme tery. Pul aski . Sisson, Harless Alton~ son of Cliff .w. an~ Ma.ry Elizabeth Sisson. born Montg . Co. 04/25/1921, died 02/0111947, unmamed, buned Piedmont Cemetery. Sisson, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of George and Mary Humphreys Young, born Floyd Co. 01/15/1876, died 04/16/1945, married Andrew Sisson, buried Piedmont Cenetery. Otey, VA S gler Billie Eugene, son of Isaac Eldridge and Ethe l Beatrice Craig h ead Spangler b~: Mo~tg. Co. 07/28/1934, died 12112/1 944, buried Shawsville (no cemetery listed) . ' Stewart, John, son of Sparrol and Mary ~all S~ewart , born Montg. Co . 07/3 1/1869, died 04/06/1948, married Mary C. Stewart, buned Piedmont Cemetery . Sumner Julia Angie, dau. of Wily T. and Mary Suesberry Tiller, born Mercer Co. WV @1893,' died 12/23/1947, married J.P. Sumner, buried Sylvatus, Carroll County . Nancy w., dau. of Rastus R . and N anny Maddocks Taylor, born Montg. Co. TayIor, · d, bune · d F am1·1y C emetery, Sh awsv11Ie. · @ 1881 , died 11/23/ 1947, unmame Trump, James o., son. of Owen and Mary~ · Lane Trump, born Mo?tg . Co . 02/25/1891, died 06/16/1948, roamed Ovela Trump, buned Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg . Trump, Laure, dau. of John and Eliza Poff Trump, born Montg. Co . 09/20/1872, died 04/13/1947, listed only as divorced, buried Oak Grove. Twine, Lellia, dau. of Lee and Fannie Calloway Coles, born Montg. Co . 06/02/ 1912, died 12/22/1945, married P . Twine, buried Elliston (no cemetery listed) . �95 Wells, M~garette Tressa, dau. of Elick and Jane Mattox Richardson, born Montg. Co. @1864, died 10/28/1946, listed only as widow, no spouse listed, buried Richardson Cemetery, Lafayette. West, John son of Dan and Lucy Beamer West, born Patrick Co. 06/05/ 1883, died 10/02/ 1948, married Cassie West, buried Family Cemetery, Sbawsville. Williams, Alice, dau. of Edmond and Susan Hanks Atkinson, born Montg. Co. 11/22/1862, died 03 /26/1948, married Capt. G. T. Williams, buried Alleghany (no cemetery listed). Williams, Virginia, dau. of Mary Bratton and unknown, born Lynchburg @1888, died 02/ 15/1 946, listed only as widow, no spouse named, buried Alleghany Springs (no cemetery listed). Willis, Kate C ., dau. of Henry and Malinda Lee Collins, born Montg. Co. @ 1870, 11 /26/ 1945, married Marion E . Willis, buried Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg. Yopp, Addie, dau. of Peter L . and Lucindia Glaspie Smith, born Franklin Co. 10/15/ 1869, died 04/ 29/ 1948, listed only as widowed, buried Galilee, VA Young, Peter Moss, son of Giles and Sallie Easter Young, born Franklin C<:> . @ 1876, clied 12/ 15/ 1944, married Virginia Lee Young, buried Family Cemetery, Shawsville. VIRGINIAAPPALACHIAN NOTES �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 22 - GRANT- B R Y ANT FL 1 • "E R. AL HOME RECORDS Jul 4, 1944 thru Dec. 18, 1948 - E velyn M . W e ll s/ \ .irg inia Butt . R egis t rars Akers, Earl. Jr., son of Earl W. and Virgi nia M . Sig m o n A k e r s. born l'v1o n tg. Co. 02/06/1947, died 03/02/1947, buried Fagg . Allen, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Booker and Elizabeth E a ster Mu llin s, born F r a n k lin C o . 02/21/1867, died 10/31/1948, married Elm T . All en, burie d E lli s to n . Apgar, Peter I., son of Frederick and Mary E . A pgar, born unnown I 0 / 09/ 1 860, di ed 0711511944, widowed, buried Sherwood, Salem. Apgar, Gretta Lorene, dau. of Peter I . and Irene G ardn e r A pga r , born Tre nto n, NJ 04/27/1887, died 10/07/1945, single, buried Sherwood Buria l P a r k. Sale n1. Barton, Noamia Elizabeth, dau. of Marion and Lusia Adkin s R o la nd. 03/17/1882, died 12/30/1947, widowed, buried Hairs Church C e m e tery . born VA Bess Mary ~ dau. of James and Rebecca Graham Wilson, born M ontg. Co . 07/2911869, died 08/24/1945, widow, buried Halrs Church Ceme tery . Burks, Joseph W., son of David and Priscilla Owens Burks, born Roanoke Co. 01/08/1856, died 09/16/1945, widowed, buried Elliston. Cheatwood, Mildred L., dau. of John F. and Leafy E . St Clair Wells, bo1·n Montg. Co . 09/02/1917, died 02/26/1946, married Hursel B. Cheatwood, bur1ed Elliston . Compton, Florence E., dau. of Willis and Suden Wash Wills, born VA 0711811864, died 06/29/1947, widowed, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Cook, Lena Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas and Annie Bingham Hendricks, born Montg. Co. 07/30/1891 , died 12/18/1948, married Harvey P. Cook, buried Echols Cemetery, Ironto. Duncan, Virgie S., son of Reed and Mary Altizer Duncan, born Floyd Co . @1869, died 07/28/1944~ married Sarah J. Duncan, buried Galilee Church . Early, Martha J. dau. of Charles and Sallie McDonald Gordon, born Montg. Co . 03/23/1875, died 12/06/1945, widowed, buried Fagg. Gl't,ili\ '' 'HqA VIR ... \J f"'\ -'' _,r," r d ·, 't'\!j 1 {"\~ ,~··\a_r\\J j'>;l~ lj' lvt.'. · �97 E_ast, Melvina, dau. of James and Eliza J. Boles Furrow, born Montg. Co. 04/28/1870 died 07/27/J 944, widow, buried Reesedale. ' Flanagan, Albert Brown, son of William M . and Sarah Miller Flanagan, born Wythe Co. 07/17/1873 , died 08/11/1948, divorced (Annie Mattox Flanagan), buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Ford, unnamed son of unknown and Mabel Ford, born 01/01 / 1944, died 10/01/1944 buried Elliston. ' Ford, Herny Clay, son of Jolm and unknown Ford, born Montg. Co. 09/12/1882, died 0211511946, married Mamie Ford, buried Elliston. F~rrow, Chester Adam, son of Haden and Bettie Poff Furrow, born Floyd Co. @ 1882, died 10/06/J 944, married Callie Furrow, buried Family Cemetery, Rt. 1, Sbawsville. Gordon, Virginia W. dau . of Paul E . and Nancy Sesler Richardson, born Montg. Co. l0/03/1859, died 02/01/1946, widow, buried Echols Cemetery. Graham, unnamed dau. of Hubert E. and Ola Gladys Poff Graham, born Elliston 0310911 946, died 03/09/1946, buried Elliston Hall, Treva Mae, dau. of Willie Lee and L. Jane Hall, born Montg. Co. 07/20/1928, died 11120/ 1947, single, buried Reesedale ~enson, Frank Thomas, son ofH.B. and Gay Thomas Henson, born Elliston, 12/07/1899, died 08/28/1948, divorced, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Heslep, Pearl J. dau. of Archie H . and Virginia Walthall Wells, born Montg. Co. 01/3011878, died 03/14/1 947, married W.J. Heslep, buried W1liston. Hodge, Wiley w ., son of Joseph w. and Sallie Weigfield Hodge, born Floyd Co. 04/23/1858, died 04/13/1946, widower, buried Huffville, Floyd Co. Howard, Robert Lee, son of John and Parthemia Howertan Howard, born Pulaski Co. 02/03/1863, died 12/10/1947, widowed, buried Howard Cemetery. Hundley, Almira W. , son of Dock and Adaline Cundif Hundley, born Montg. Co 06/ 17/1870, died 03/20/1945, married AJvienaHundley, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �98 Jones, Mllie F ., dau. of Unknown and 0 11\ie Canady, 0 1 /1 4 /H)l\7 ' witlow~ct, buried Elliston. born M o nte, . Co . <W 1 878 . d ie d Logan, Maurice, son of Nat and Ada Jasper Logan, born Lester, WV I 01131I 93 l - died 03/19/1947, single, buried Elliston Martin, Charles D., son of Unknown and Unknown, born Floyd Co ., 06/ 09/1869, died 09/28/1945, married Bertha Martin, buried E lliston M~ Roop B., son of Dan and Mary Cragget Martin, born Montg. Co . 08/ I 6/ 1880, died 10/13/1944, single, buried Friend's Cemetery, Bent Mountain . Moore, John A., son of Mansfield and Annie Carper Moore, born Roanoke Co. 03/15/1865, died 07/07/1944, married Minnie M. Moore, buried Hall' s Churc h Cem e tery. Northcross, John Henry, son of F .T.M. and Ellen Priscilla Davis N orthcross, bo rn Sussex Co. 10/09/1865, died 01/02/1946, married Mary Robertson P . Northcross. buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. Paige, Leara, dau. of Unknown and Sarah Paige, born Roanoke Co . @ 1889, died 01/24/ 1947, single, buried Bent Mountain. Pennix, John C., son of Martin and Mary Marshall P ennix, born N C 11 / 18/1876, died 10/19/1946, widowed, buried Elliston. Perdue, Eliza Cordelia, dau. of William and Ann P erdue Vaden, born Montg. Co . 04/14/1876, died 05/27/1946, widow, buried Hall's Church Cemetery . Pugh,. Steve, son of Unknown and Unknown, born Franklin Co . @ 1875, died 03/27/ l 945, mamed Ella Pugh, buried Elliston. . Ratliff: Luther M., son of Isaac P . and Cora M. Jones Ratliff, born Montg. Co . 04/10/1890, died 06/27/1946, married Neme Ratliff, buried R eesedale. Richardson, Kent H., son of Billie and Mary D . Richardson, born VA 12/09/ 1880, died 09/15/1944, married Marjorie Richardson, buried Ironto . Shepard, Newman John, son of Merle E . and Florence Mae Whitlock Shepard, born Montg. Co. 08/29/1947, died 09/26/1 947, buried Lafayette. �Sigmon, Gertrude F. dau. of William R. and Laura R. Chocolate Sigmon, born Roanoke Co. 01 /29/1929, died 07/30/J 947, single, buried Akers Cemetery. Sigmon, Thomas E ., son of William R. and Lora R. Chocolate Sigmon, born Roanoke Co. , 0110711915, died 9/10/ 1946, divorced, buried Akers Cemetery. Simmons, Katheline Norris, dau. of Frank and Helen Hall Simmons, born Montg. Co. 0 7/22/ 1944, died 07/25/1944, buried Elliston. Simmons, Unnamed son of James F. and Helen P . Hall Simmons, born Montg. Co. 11 /22/1945, died I 1/22/1945, buried Elliston. Smith, Noah Japheth, Sr., son of Martin and Maggie Puffenbarger Smith, born Pendleton Co. WV 07/13/1910, died 07113/1946, manied Marion Smith, buried Episcopal Cemetery_, Fauquier Co., VA. Smith, Noah Japheth, Jr., son of Noah Japheth and Marion Downs Smit~, born Warrenton, VA 05/09/l 937 died 07/13/1946 buried Episcopal Cemetery, Fauqmer Co. A. v ' ' StClair, Noah H., son of John R. and Martha Taylor StClair, born Montg. Co. 06108/1879, died 12/25/1947, manied Bertha StCJair, buried Lafayette. ? Stewart, Virginia Rebecca, dau. of David and Sarah Clark Hughes Waldron, 0 m Montg. Co. 05/ 15/ 1869, died 06/20/1945, widowed (James W. Stewart), buned Stewart Cemetery, Elliston. Stewart, John, H ., s on o f 5 1-1as and Sarah J . Hall Stewart, born Montg. Co. 04/12/ 1865, djed 04/02/I 948> married Katherine Stewart, buried Elliston. Taylor, Cynthia Ann, dau. of John and Nancie Jordon Yearout, b~m Montg. Co. 04/29/1873, died 0811611 946 married W.L. Taylor, buried Sherwood Bunal Park, Salem. ' Turner, William R ., son of George E . and Reba V. Simmons Turner, born Elliston 01/29/1945) died 0112911945, buried Elliston. Weeks, William B., son of William M. and Delia Lester Weeks, born Floyd Co. 09/0311860, died 05/3 I/1945, married Virginia A. Weeks, buried Simmons) VA. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - - - - - - - - - - - ----- �/00 Wells, Edward M ., son of Charlie and Unknown Wells, born Montg . Co . 05 / 071 1867 died 10/24/1944, married Della Wells, buried Hall's Church C eme te ry. ' Wirt, Mollie White, dau. of George W. and Unknown Will iam s. b o rn Me nt o 07/08/1877, died 03/23/1947, widowed (Joe C. Wirt) buried Family C e m e t e ry . .::. · Co . Check it out... . . Washday 1916 Years ago a Kentucky grandmother gave the new bride the following receipt, for washing clothe>...s. It appears below just as it was written, and despite the spelling, has a bit of philosophy. 1. Bi \t fire in backyard to heat kettle of rain water. 2.Set rubs so srroke wont blow in eyes if wind is pert. 3. Srove one h:>le cake of lie soap in bi I in water. 4. Sort thir.g, mike three piles. 1 pile white, 1 pile colored, 1 pi le work britches and rags. 5.To rrake starch, stir flour in cood water to smooth, then thin down with bi Ii n water. 6.Take white things.rub diriy spots on board, scrub hard, and then bi l e. Rub colore:ci dont bi le, just rinch and starch. 7. Take things out of kettle with broomstick handle, then ri nch, and starch. 8. Hang old rags on fence. 9. Spread tea towels on grass. 10.Pore rinch water in flower bed. 11.Scrub porch with hot soapy water. 12.Turn tubs upside down. 13. Go put on house dress, srrooth hair with hair combs. Brew cup of tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings. Hang this above your automatic washer, and when things look black , read it again. ·v· IRGll~I/, Ar . A-_h·-·. ,., .H ' :~U ·I ::. .-~-· '~{1 ' ,,~ , · ~. �IC J Tombstones and flowers . Rea.?er Mary Williams of Pulaski pi:ovid~ tiu: week's digital camera news by shanng tips for using her Olympus D-490 camera to record tOrnbstones relatmg to her genealogy research. . "I am dabbling in genealogy and also like to go to vartous cemeferies to make lists of all the stones. I t is very tirneconswning te try to write out all the information or expensive to take pictures. with ~ 35 mm and" have them de:velqped,'' Willi~ .:wrote. I have fourid that digital worllS fine for this purpose. The 8 MB card that came with ~e camera at the lowest resolution gives me 139 pictUres, and the 32 MB card I bought will give me 399." , Initially, Williams hesitated to use the lowest resolution setting on her camera but finds it works well and produces readable stones. She transcribes the informa. tion on the stones from the screen and then erases the images. She also reminds us that the camera cards are dropping in price. A year ago, she paid more than $100 for a 32 MB card, but she recently bought a 64 MB card for about $30. Nothing solves the battery need, so it is .necessary to have two sets of rechargeables, she said. If you wish to take a look at some of Williams' non-cemetery art, check out the daylily photo albwu on her Web site, www.pictuietrail.com/maryfrances/ 296651. ~oom !he above article appeared in the March 12, 2002 issue of the Roanoke Times. Mary Williams wil! ts a member of the society. In future issues of the VAN we publish her tr~nscription of R~d~ord, Virginia's Central Cemetery. The original copy was gwen to the so~1ety by Ms. Wtlhams and placed in the Virginja Room. We feel that those members outside the area would also enjoy seeing it . My husband and I have a di oital camera and we ha ve fow1d it a great help in recording our family history. We've used 10 copy photographs whi le visiting ~amily, much easier then trying to find a copy machine! 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The 1ranslation' of the original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. �SPRING 2002 " Roanoke City Public Library Virginici l<oom Southwestern Virginia Geneaioaical Soc . Inc P.O. Box 12485 '"' ' · Roanoke, VA 24026 NON/PROF IT ORG . U.S. POSTAGE PAID P:RMIT NO 3 74 ROANOKE, VA Address Correction Requested ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION 706 S Jefferson St Roanoke VA 24016-5 104 1.. 1.1.1 .. 111 ... ... 11.11 ... 1.1.... 1111 ... .1.. 11 ... 11 j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. 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Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Spring 2002 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv26n2 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4987/VANv26n1.pdf b6f353240168d9f3cc52439deed04ed8 PDF Text Text • --,~· ..A . ') ' .. 'v ISSN 0739-3482 WINTER2002 Virginia Appalachian Notes Da nvll!e Grayson • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC Calendar Year 2002 Officers and Executive Board President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Record Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Ass't Treasurer/Membership VA.1'1 "Editor Imrnerliate Past Presidents VAN Editor Emeritus Karen Kappesser Susan C. Bandy Babe Fowler (Acting) Gene Swartzell **Vacant** Winfred H . Hart **Vacant** **Vacant** Gene Swartzel.I Wendy James Babe Fowler Area Code 540 977-0067 384-6263 345-8709 890-3991 774-2658 890-3991 345-8709 Committees Comp uter/Labeler Program Historian Publications Exchange Quarterlies Pedigree Charts Parliamentarian Publicity B ook Reviews Don Vaughan Susan C. Bandy Babe Fowler Karen Kappesser Don Martindale Babe Fowler Karen Kappesser Carol Milbourn **Vacant** Karen Kappesser **Vacant** 989-8645 384-6263 345-8709 977-0067 366-0829 345-8709 977-0067 725-3598 977-0067 The SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. is a tax-exempt corporation under section 50l(c)(3) of the Federal Incom.e Tax Co?e. ~ection 170 of the Tax Code pro~des for.the treatment of . contributions to the SVGS as a deduct:Ible contnbution by the donor. Bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to the SVGS may be deductible for Federal estate gift tax purposes, if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 23106, and 2522 of the Tax Code. MEMBERSHIP: Each SVGS member will be mailed a copy of the "Society's" quarterly, the VIRGINIA APPALACHI.AN NOTES (VAN) . The VAN is usually published quarterly. The annual index will be included in the Fall issue of the v AN for that year. 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All payments should be made by check or money order, payable to SVGS and mailed to: SVGS, c/o D. Martindale, 250 Preston Ave. ~' Roanoke, VA 24012-3012 ~OOKS for REVIEW: Boo~ s~bmitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequt!nt · issue ~f the V~· Wh~n sublnltting a book. please include the price of the book. copies of the available advertising m~tenal, and ~orm~on. a~ to where orders for additional copies may be placed Following their review all books will be placed m the Vu guna Room of the Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Virginia. ' �- . "' .... • t VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 26 - No. 1 - Winter 2002 (January, February, March) CONTENTS Monroe County, Virginia Pensioners Compiled by Charles T . Burton, transcribed by Carol L. Milbourn 1 Directory, City of Covington, VA (Residence J-R), contributed by Don Vaughan (To be continued) 6 Marriages from the Roanoke Times, Roanoke, VA compiled by Charles T. Burton 15 Queries 19 Grant Bryant Funeral Records, Elliston, VA, Books 16-18 by Lucy Bryant Hurst (To be continued) 20 Index to Volume 25, continued 36 Correction to the Surname Index: Member # 773 name is Ben Stone and his e-mail address is: () I (\ l CJ kearfott@aol.com or bstone~ii@coxnc.rr.com Our apologies to Dr. Stone and we will "get it right" in the next members drrectory. There will be NO March meeting If you bav~ ~ot renewed your membership for 2002, please do so using the form on the last page of th ts issue. Cb·arles T. Burton's book is still available. Order form on tbe second to last page �Southwestern 'Vir_9inia (jeneafogica! Sociery, :Jnc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, This issue marks the beginning of the 2002 VAN. For those of you who have not paid your 2002 dues this will be your last issue! For your convenience there is a renewal form on the last page of this issue. Also, there are still a few copies of Charles T . Burton's book, Botetourt County, Virginia, Early Settlers left. An order blank is provided for your convenience. I hope you all had happy holiday season. Perhaps you had a chance to talk with family members and pick up some new infonnation. In my case, I discovered that I could easily order the military records of my great uncle who served in WWI with the Canadian Expeditionary Forces. They are available at the Canadian National Achieves in Ottawa, Canada. He is a "mystery". He eventually left bis home and family, never to be heard from again. The records, at least, give a glimpse at a special period in his life. In April the 1930 US census will be released. Some of us will be lucky. The state they are interested in has a Soundex. Others, like myself, won' t be so lucky. Only l 0 states and portions of two other were Soundexed. Enter Stephen Morse and friends. He created the website to help find people in Ellis Island passenger lists and now he has one to help locate the correct Enumeration District in larger US cities. You need to know the street where you expect to find the family. Plugging in the street name will give you the ED number or numbers. Clicking on the numbers will tell you other streets in the ED. Hopefu11y, this information will narrow your search area. I'll be excited to try it after the April release. The site can be found at: http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/census. We still need local members to fill some of the elected officer positions. If you live in the Roanoke area, please consider offering to serve in one. Without help it will difficult to continue providing the services society members expect. Please support us by attending meeting and offering to help out. Happy Hunting, Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.in.fi. net �l MONROE COU NTY , VIRGI NIA PENSIONERS, ETC. Source: Taken from 3x5 cards o f Ch arles 2. Bur toL Transcribed by Carol L. Milbourn 6929 Pine Needle Dr., Boones Mill, VA March 1995 ALLE N, Samuel b. 1744 d. Applied for pension 1829 in Monroe Co., Va. Served unde r Col. Buford 1780-81. Battles: Guilford, Ninety-six, Augusta & Eutaw . ARGABRITE , Jacob b. 1760, Lancaster Co., Pa. to Rockingham Co., VA as a boy. d. Applied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co., Va. Served under Capt. Craven 1778; Gen. Mcintosh ; Capt. Sullivan 1780-81; Cap t. Coker. Batt les: Cowpens, Yorktown. (came to Monroe Co . some years after the War .] AR NOT , Hen ry b. 1762, Orange Co., N.Y. d. Applied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co., VA . Served _ fr~m Sussex Co.' N.J. Served under Col. Nichols. Battles: Skirmish at Mor ristown 1776 . Affidavit of James CHRISTIE & Samuel CLARK . [came to Monroe Co . about 1800) . BOONE , John b. 1755, York Co., PA. d. Applied for pension 1833 in Monroe Co . , Va. Served from York Co . Pa. Served under capt. Spangler , 1 778 . Dekalb. Battles : Camden . (Went to Ky. in 1775 with unc~e Daniel Boone] BOYD, Patrick b. 1759 d. Applied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co., Va. Served under Col. Gun by , 1777; Col. Moffett, 1781; Col. Bowyer. Battles: Valley Forge, West Point, Ba~d Brook, Guilford . CANTERBURY , John b . ca 1760, Fairfax Co., Va. d. Applied for pension 1 839 in Monroe Co., Va. Served from Montgomery Co., Va and Washington Co., Va. Served under Col. Campbell under Marion. Battles: on Clinch R., Bluestone R. , '~l1' 1\vH"dt ;) ••' • .: 1\ o ,' : • , ( l "L 1 n .... t,1v, ~ ... .. ~ . • _. ,_..:> •' • ' �Logan's Statio.rl, Ky. , French Brood R. Affadavi-c s by Johnso:: KEATON, John ROACH. [To Frankl in Co. about. 178 4 & Monroe Co . about 1786 J. CLARK, Samuel b. 1764, Augusta Co., Va. d. Applied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co . , Va. Served f ram Augusta Co., Va., Monroe Co. , Va . Served under Capt. Samue 1 Mc Cu tchen 1780; Col. Mccreery 1781; Capt . John McKittrick 1782. Battles: Green Spring, Yorktown, Tygarts' Valley. [Lost his father in infancy]. [John Mccutchen was a relative]. [Came to Monroe co. 1780]. DeHART, Abraham b. d. Applied for pension in Monroe Co., Va. Served in Third Pa. Reg. DUNN, John b. d. In affadavit as to Peter's service said they served together in the campaign on the Peninsula. FOSTER, John b. ca 1759 d. Served under Applied for pension 1829 in Monroe Co., Va. Discharged in 1783 Yorktown, near Savannah . Steuben. Battles: in Charleston, s . c. GARTIN, Nathaniel b. 1759, orange Co., Va., to Rockingham in 1768 d. Applied for pension 1834 in Monroe ~o · ~ Va· Served under capt· Robert craven 1777. served in Warwick s Fort on Gb.; Tygarts Valley; Nutters Fort; Laf f ert~' s Fort· [Came to Monroe Co. 1780]. [Griff in Gartin was his brother J . HAND, Christopher b. ca 1758 Ireland d. Applied for pension 1833 in Monroe Co·, Va· Served from Augusta Co . , Va. Battles : Guilford · [Was an Orderly Sgt. ] . [His neighbors when he applied, Jacob. & Wm. ELLIS, Jacob & Wm. JOHNSON & James TINCHER.] [Came to America a few years before War & to Monroe several years later.] HUNT, Samuel b. d. ' I! '~,.. r· • JI I' :.. • ' J \l,,;l j j ''' t~ i1 iJ~\ · . ... :- '."' \f'lt')(1'' 1 ~ · 1 n 1 , I · ~ '\ vt ,., .. 1 " "" ! (..'..~ �Applied for pension i n Monroe Co., Va. Reg. Served in Second Vir gini a HUTCHINSON, William b. 1757, Augusta Co., Va. d. Applied for pensi o n 183 6 in Monroe , Co., Va . Served from Augusta Co . / Greenbrier Co. Served under Capt. John Henderson ( ruled not in regular service); Capt. Archibald Wood (ruled not in regular service); Capt. Gray (of Rb. Co.). Battles: none. Pension denied. Affadavit , Jacob COOK , a boy in 1776. JARVIS, Field b. 1756, Westmoreland Co ., Va. d. Applied for pens io n 1 833 in Monroe Co., Va. served from Bedford Co., Va. Service at Lead Mines , Yorkt own. [Settled in Bedford Co . 1773 and in Monroe 1781.] Affadavits, R.S. SHANKLIN , John HOLSAPPLE . JONES , James b. 1761 d. Applied for pension 183 2 in Monroe Co ., Va. Served from Fauquier Co . , Va. 1777. Served in Second Regimen t of Art il lary provincial service , campaigned in N.C. 1780. Battles: none. KELLER , Conrad b. 1750 d. Applied for pension 1834 in Monroe Co., Va . Served from Shenandoah co . , Va. 177 7 . Served under Muhlenburg 17 77 . at Fort Frederick, Md . 1781-1782. Served LIVELY, Godrell b. ca 1763 d. Applied for pens ion 1832 in Monroe Co., Va . Served fr?m Albemarle Co., Va 1780. Served under Armand. Served in Cabin Point, Petersburg, Richmond, Charlottesville, Staunton, Winchester Va. &. York, Pa. Affadavit , John HUTCHINSON (knew LIVELY more than 40 years). HARTIN , Samuel b. 1761, Kent Co., Md . d. Applied for pension 1834 in Monroe Co., Va. Served from Kent Co., Md. 1777. Served in Fourth Md. Regiment . Battles: Brandywine, Monmouth. MEADOWS, Francis b. �4 d. App l ied for pension in Monroe Co . , Va. Virginia Reg. Served in Twel := t.i1 MORGAN, Benjamin b. 1761, Philadelphia Pa., to Berkley Co. Va. as a boy d. 1836 Applied for pension 1832, Monroe Co . , Va. married, 17 8 4, Ann e at Hagerstown, she b. 1766 applied for widows pension 1842. Served from Berkley Co . , Va. 1778-1779, 1781. Served in Fort Lawrence, Ohio, Yorktown. [came to Monroe Co. , Va . soon after the War.] NEIL, Richard b. ca 1756 d. Applied for pension 1823 in Monroe Co., Va. ( rejected). Served from Williamsburg 1778. [was wounded at Gates' defeat 1780] NICKELL, Isaac v. 1752 d. Applied for pension 1833 in Monroe Co. , Va . Served from ( 3 months at Point Pleasanat under Capt. John Lewis), Greenbrier Co . 1 777- 1780 / 81. Affadavit , Robert COALTER. PETERS, Christian b. 1761 d. Applied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co. , Va. Served f rorn Rockingham Co., Va. June 1779 . Served under Capt. Rober t Crav e n 17 79' General Greene, General Morgan. Served in Pendleton Co · ' Cheraw , Georgetown, Cowpens, Hot Water, Green Spring· Af f adav i t ' Jo hn PETERS, John DUNN. RANK, John b. d. Applied f or pension in Monroe co., Va. Reg. ( came from Rockingham Co . ,Va . ~ Served in Tenth Virginia ROACH, Jonat han b. 1761, Rockingham Co., Va . d. A.pplied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co., Va . served from Orange Co .' Va . Served in Charlottesville, Winchester, Yorktown. Affada~it, Christian PETERS, Jacob MEADOWS, Mathew MEADOWS, who were h is comrades while guarding prisoners [came to Monroe Co. 1785 ] . ROBINSON John b . 1 7 49 'YIRGINIA PS)PALACHIAN NOTES �5 a. App:i~d for pension 1832 in Gre~nor1er Co., Va. Served Monroe Co., Va. Served fro ~ under Major Andrew Hamilton. against Indians through Cumberland Gap to McAf ee Station I Marched Ky. ROBINSON, Stephen b. d. The court recommends that his wife Mary Ann and their two children have relief, he being a soldier, 3 1781. SAMS, Samuel b. 1758 d. Applied for pension in 1832 in Monroe Co., Va. Served from ~ugusta Co., Va. 1780. Served under Col. Wm. Washington. Served 1 ~ Cowpens, Rugely Mills Green Spring 1781, Yorktown, Clover Lick 1 782. ' SQUIRE , Henry see Henry WINKLEBLACK STERL, Thomas b. 1752 d. Applied for pension 1836 & 1838 in Monroe Co . , Va. Served from Ches ter Co., Pa., Lancaster Co., Pa. Served under General Putman. Battles: none, was a wagoner [Hannah DA.NEAR can prove service] (Came to Monro e Co. 1790) WALKER , Thomas b. 1764 d. Applied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co., Va. Served from Rockingham Co., Va. Served under Muhlenberg. Served in Grea~ Bridge near Norfolk , near Jamestown, discharged as disabled at Yorktown 3 days before the surrender. WINCKLEBLACK , Henry (known in Army as Henry SQUIRE ) b. 1755 d. Applied for pension 1832 in Monroe Co., Va . Served from Monroe Co., Va. Served i n Forts Pitt, Mcintosh & Lawrence. WISEMAN , Joseph b. 1759 d. Applied for pension 1832 Monroe Co. I va . Served from Berks Co. I Pa. 1776; Washington co. Md . ; Rowan Co., N.C. 1778 . Served under General Ratherford, General Ashe . Served on Hudson, near Savannah River, Mecklenberg. [came to Monroe Co., Va. 1794] ,, \ \ ' ; l j· >_)_, ~ s •• \ .. t - t.... �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA -::-i r-··--·-..-·--·-·----·-u---u--..~-··-..-.. 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Main St. Jones, Everett (Myrtle) Wilber, Raymond, James, Mary. 323 Oak St. *J ones, Gladys. Mercer St. Jones, G. L. (Nellie) Robert. 101 N. Marion St., 'fel. 312 . ·~Jones, Mrs. Jennie, Nellie. 106 I.folly St. Jones, J. R. (Minnie). Luke's Mtm., Tel. 232. Jones, Lula. 302 N. Lexington St. Jones, Mrs. l\f. L. 522 Alleghany Ave. '~Jones, M. 324 Phie St. *Jones, Russell (Flossie ) William. 230 Locust St., Tel. 336. ~Jones, Wash. 28 Pine St. *Jones, . Tom, Gladys, Thomas, Alberta, Cnnmela, Less. Mercier .St. • J ones, 'l'homas ( Bessie) Ora, Mattie, Thomas Jr. 344 Pine St. Jones, Vv. Hill. Near Furnace. Jordan, Billy (Lillie) Wallace. 216 Oak St. Jordan, Charley(Ora) Bessie, Blanch, Myr le. 418 N. A lleghany Ave. ·~ Jordan, Eliza, Willie. 328 Locust St. <:< Jordan, Grover (Willie) . 103 E. Main St. Jordan, Harry (Elinor) Elizabeth, Virginia, Laura, Margaret, Thomas, Henry, Mildred. 101 N. Marion St.. Tel. 313. Jordan, Dr. James V. (Estelle G.) 216 N. Maple Ave., Tel. 224. J oseph, G. T. 104 N. Maple Ave. Joseph, Hattie. 215 W. Riverside Ave. Joseph, James B. 204 W. Main St. Joseph, J. C. (Nancy) James, Daisy, Mary. 215 W. Riverside Ave. Joseph, J . W. (Eva) Edith, J asper, Llornine, Marion, Jean, Grace. 515 W. Main St. Judy, E. J. (Sallie) Trent. 420 Kline St. Judy, W. D. (Sena) N. Alleghany Ave. Justice, Dr. Harry B. (Grace) 206 N. Manie Ave., Tel. 22. K KARNES, G. S. George, Milcked. 721 Keck, Charles A. (Columbia M) . 234 W. Locust St., Tel. 32. Furnace Row. Keirn, Foncie. 426 S. Lexington St. Karnes, Mrs. S. J. 318 Fudge St. Karnes, T. C. (Lucy) Margaret, T. C. Kiern , Thomas G. (Margaret) T. G. Jr., Margar et, Ethel. 426 S. LexJr., Emma, Mary. 334 Fudg e St., ingto n St. Tel. 253. Karnes, C. R. (Ida L.) Lucille. 210 Keller, Emil. 122 Chestnut St. Keller, N. C. (Rosie) Gladys, DorF udge St., Tel. 123. liss, Nicholas, J r . 725 Furnace Keadle, A. K. (Clara) Andrew. 1120 Row. Highland St. 56 (J D IRECTOR Y OF COVINGTON, V IRGINIA W ell Prepared Economical Efficient ASK YO UR DEALER !'.OR KAY MOOR "" I 1 .&;i''1·:""" Exclusive A gents CABELL COAL CO., INC. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA - -u--•.-•it-••-·- -- · -.._..._.._ ,-..,_....__,. .. ,_.,,_.,_.. .... Keller, Robert. 208 W. Mnin St. Kennon, Mrs. Leah., Bernard, Nancy, ~elly, A. H. (Madeline) Dorotliy. 114 Evelyn, Clyde, Brown. 435 Riverside Ave. Spruce St. Kelley, A. W . (Lucy) Hantos, Mil- • Kenny, Isaac. 114 Elk St. dred, Hazel, A. W. Jr. 608 N. Kerr, M. C., Oadis, Gladys, Walter, Beverly St. Evans, Bud, Zelia. GOO Beverly St. Kelley, Albert R. (Bertha) 124 McDonald St. Kerr, George (Ada) Mildred, Claude. Kelley, Arthur. 110 E. Locust St. Rivermont Addn. Kelley, Clara. 119 Fudge St. Kerr, Hortense. 505 Beverly St. Kelley, H. T. ( Bessie) Ruby. 203 Kessner, Curl. 115 Maple· Ave., Tel. Chestnut St. 276. Kelley, Mrs. Lillie B., Wallace, Ber- Keyser, A. E. (Delma) John. 317 nard, James. 128 Wills St. Chestnut St. Kelley, Mrs. Maggie. 110 E . Locust Keyser, Virgil L. (Ca rrie) 421 S. St. Lexington St. Kelly, George M. (Mattie) Clara. 420 Keyser, Robert. 321 Chestnut St. Highland St. Keyser, W. C. (Clara) Margaret. 321 Kelly, Howard (Blanche) Libby, ParChestnut St. ker, Joseph. 411 Beverly St. Keyser, William. 5'11 S. Lexington Kelly, J. (Elizabeth) Nora, A1111ie, St. Robert. 334 Prospect St. Kidd, A. C. (Betty C.) Blake, Cleva, Kelly, John (Mary) 334 Prospect St. Veva, Marjorie. 22G Fudge St., Kelly, M. 0. (Emma) McCurdy St. Tel. 178. Kelly, Mrs. Na'ncy. 234 Cor. River- Kidd, B. IL (Daisy) Elmo, Lou, Hoside Ave. and Bridge St., Tel. 185. mer, Byron Jr. 137 Wills St., Tel. Kelly, Miss Pattie M. 105 S. Lexi11g71. ton St. Kidd, L. V. (Etha) Savclla, Linden. Klenper, E. C. (Della) Orville, Ken138 E. Riverside Ave. neth. 224 Pine St. Kiley, Wm. R. *Kenny, Mrs. Mnria. 217 S. Mario11 Kincaid, Earl ll. Lt. U. S. N. 125 St. S. Lexinglon f;t. 57 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA +.·- - ••--- U- • - . - - J -.• -·- ·- - u-u-•- - • • -•-••-•- • • - - - - I f f : I HANNA'S GREEN SEAL PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES !I Let our exp ert figure your w ants and save you money J COVINGTON PHARMACY j HARRY LONG, Prop. r +--··-·---.. - • - . t -cl - -••-H-·- .-·-H- - - t -·t- ~ 7.1 0 z > .> -0 "'T.J ...> ~ -., z> z 0 Kincaid, Charles A. (Em·ma) Raymond, Forest. 12 5 S. Lexington St. Kincaid, Ewell C. (Lola) James, Lewis, Virginia. 117 S. Marion St. Kincaid, J. W. Rivermont Addn. Kincaid, J ohn. 1023 Monroe St. Kincaid, Laura. 207 Court St. Kincaid, Lester (Evelyn) Billy. 127 S. Lexington St. Kincaid, Miss Lida. 1 25 S. Lexington St. Kincaid, R. S. (Margaret) 123 McCurdy St. J{ing, C. C. (Edith) Alma, Helen, Clarence. 218 Walnut St., Tel. 260W. King, Charles E. 121 S. Lexington St. King, Charles W. (Theresa) 121 S. Lexington St. King, Dewey L. (Clara) Viola M., William L. 113 N. Marion St. King, Mrs. Ida, Lois, Patsie, Frank, John, Robert. 202 N. Lexington St. King, Grace. 304 Oak St. King, Martin. 304 Oak St. l I I j . I I I • • - - • -•·- ·t.-.._..,+ *Kinney, John (Betty). 201 Walnut St. Kipp, Sargeant. 127 McCurdy St. Kirby, L. H. (Fannie) Eva, Phyllis. 304 Hazel St. Kirby, Samuel E. (Lena). 214 S. Marion St. Kline, G. D. Sunset Hill , Tel. 203. Kline, Mrs. Pearl E., Esther. 214 Prospect St., Tel. 265. Knick, Alvis W. 222 Spruce St. Knick, Delicia. 222 Spruce St. Knick, W. C. (Mary) Violet. 618 N. Beverly St. Knick, W. L. (Hattie) Erskine, Carl, Louise. 233 E. Main St. Knighton, A. W. (Lillian). 203 Prospect St. Knighton, Guy. 708 Monroe St. Knighton, Edwin F. (Hattie) John, Otho. Dorothy. 629 S. Lexington St. Knighton, Lewis (Pearl ' Willie, Roy. 115 Fudge St. Knighton, Miss Muriel. 529 S. Lexington St. Knighton, Miss Virginia. 529 S. Lexington St. · - -4 "'. L LACKEY, MRS. HATTIE. 310 Kline St. Lacks, Clarence L. (Reva) Benny, Grace. S. Alleghany Ave. Lacks, William J. (Lou) Linsey, E lijah, Leonard, Floyd, Sarah, Nellie, Flossie. 901 S. Alleghany Ave. Lacy, Paul B. (Elizabeth) Paul B. Jr. Rosedale Addn. 1'el. 180. Lafferty, Han:iet. Kline St. Lair, A. F. (Lola) Hazel, Bernice, Walter. 218 W. Riverside Ave. Lair, Adelia. 210 W. Rive rside Ave. Lair, Alice. 210 W. Riverside Ave. Lair, E. L. 210 W. Riverside Ave. Lair, Garland. 218 W. Riverside Ave. 58 Lair, Garland. 234 Cur. Riverside Ave. and Bridge St., Tel. 185. Lair, Howard. 234 Cor. Riverside Ave. and Bridge St., Tel. 185. Lair, Howard. 218 W. Riverside Ave. Lair, Mrs. M. J . 338 Prospect St., T el. 194J. Lair; Pauline. 210 W. Riverside Ave. Lam, fl. R. (Ida) 808 Highland St. Lam, Chas. D. (Lyda), Frankie, Virginia. J08 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 103W. Lam, G. R. (Alice), Ruth, Raymond. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lamb, Maurice (Elliott) Maurice, Doris, Harry, Donald, David. 182 Riverside Ave. +.-•t--P-·t•-t•~•·-•----••-t•-n-·•·•-u-.n ---e1_..,.·-•1-u-1..,_.,·-••~-.. I I. I. ·11 a eI- A. C. LOMANS DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES . i II l ! t 232 S. Lexm gton St. j I " SE RV I C E I S 0 U R M 0 T T 0 .. l.-...~·•·•-••-u-•--·-·-·---.._·--•·•--••-"--••-·-·•-•·--·--·•-~-.+ i Lambert, E. N. (Renn) Nellie, Gladys, Alice, Virginia. 21 Washington Ave., Rivcrmont Addn. Lumbert, John (Jennie) Edgar, Lawrence Nellie. 1116 iyghland St. Land, A. D. (Nellie) Annn, Carey. 350 Fudge St. Landis, D. B. (Blanche) Mary E. Maple Ave., Tel. ·283. Landrum, Pearl. 108 Magazine St. LnRue, C. H. (Cornelia) Clyde B. 223 Prospect St., Tel. 251. LaRue, Clarence C. (Carrie) Wilma, C. C. Jr., James. 432 S. Lexington St. Lavender, Beulah. 601 Highland St. Lawhorn, Andrew (Lottie) William. 218 E. Main St. Lawhorn, E. H. (L ottie) Charlie, Evelyn. 346 Oak St. Lawhorn, Mrs. Florence. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lawhorn, Robert ( Iva). 346 Oak, St. .Lawhorn, W. W. (Parthena) William D., Roy L., Geneva, Cletus, Elwood. 708 Lexington St. . Lawless, G. B. 116 N. Maple Ave. Lowman, J. H. (Nancy), John, Zane. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lawma11 1 0. L. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lawman, Mrs. R. E. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lawrence, E. R. (Lillian) John S Elizabeth J. 218 Prospect St Tei' 294. ., . ~awrence, Ruby. 416 Highland St. Lawson, Jane. 305 P ine St. Laybcrg~r, Jimmy. 216 N. Maple Ave., rel. 224. Layman, Roy. 226 W. Riverside Ave Tel. 138. . Layul, q. L. (Thelma) Clyde, Glenn Beatrice. 212 Pine St. ' Leap, C. E. (Gertrude) Lucian, Bernard, Kenneth.I. Charles, Vincent. 122 Chestnut ::.;t. Leary, D. M. (Annie) Dennis, Margni:et, Mary, Patrick. 209 W. Riverside Ave. Leedy, Mrs. Chua, Dermnn, Virginin. 518 W. Locust SL. Leek, Thomas G. (Beatrice) Norma, Beatrice, Thomas G. Jr. Bridge St. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 196J. Leffel, John H. (Hazel). lOG Spruce St. Leffel, J. S., George D., Lonnie. 1126 Highland St. >tLe ftwich, W. M. (Rachel) . 427 S. Alleghany Ave. Leighton, Mrs. Annn, William. 418 S. Maple Ave. Leighton, Harry (Eva) Frnncis. 112 Magazine St. Leighton, J. E. (Elmier) John, C. W., Hilda, Mack. 856 Prospect St. Leighton, Robert F. (Flora) Virginia, Bertrand. 402 S. Lexington St. Leighton, Mrs. Rachel. 107 Prospect St. Leitch, Preston T. (Betty) James, Betty, Preston, George, Powell, Jack, Virginia. 507 W. Riverside Ave. Lemon, II. W. (Minnie) Howard, Beecher, Edward, Wilber, Charlie. 212 Beech St. Lemon, R. R. (Evelyn) Lois. 115 W. Main St. Leniham, Kenneth. 226 Walnut St., Tel. 260J. Levisny, William E. (Mary) Gladys, Louise, Robert. 424 W. Locust St. Lewis, Mrs. Annn. 426 S. Lexington St. Lewis, Hany. 509 Beverly St. " Lewis, Jesse. 3H Pine St. Lewis, G. H. (Louie) Olga, Ada, Virgil. 351 P1·ospect St. Lewis, Mrs. Josie. 230 Mccurty St. *Lewis, Mrs. Mary. 225 S. Marion St. '* Lewis, Milton (Lottie) Clnrence. 813 Lexington St. *Lewis, William. 201 E. Locust St. Lewis, W. S. (Betty) Edward John, Madeline. 388 Fudge St. ' S9 ~ �,1 DIRECTOR Y OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA - If You Want a Picture Framed Right _,___,._,_,,_,._,_.,_,_,_,_,_, _.,_,_,_,__,,__l DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA • ,,___,_ ,, ___u_.,__,_ ,._,,_,,_ __,___ ,,_,,_.. __ r COOK~S ~ STORE THE HOME OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE TAKE ITTO ... L214 B~~·~R~:~::~:~~:~~~ ~ ;o C> z: > )> -u > I > 0 .- -0 = )> z z 0 -I fTI (Ii Levisay, Charles A. (Essie) Minnie L., Hazel E. 120 S. Lexington St., Tel. 111. Levis»>-:, Samuel H. 120 S. Lexington St., Tel. 111. •Liggins, Wooster (Betty) William, Samuel, Annie, B eatrice, Walter, Wooster Jr., Jam es. 309 Marion St. Lilly, Ernest. 228 W . Riverside Ave. Tel. 16. Lilly, Howard. 228 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 16. Limbaugh, Dr. H. A. (Dr . Claudine R ) 4 13 W. Locust St., Res. Tel. 96. Office Tel. 43. Limbaugh, Dr. Claudine R. 413 W. Locust St., Res. Tel. 9 6, office Tel. 43. Lind, Mrs. Hester. 413 W. Locust St., Tel. 96. *Lindsey, Walter (Louisa ) 443 Alleghany Ave. Linthicum, F. l\f. (Mary) 105 Wills St. Linthicum, J. R. (Amanda, Bernice, Lester. 105 Wills St. Linkenhoker, Curtis J. (Luella) Joseph. 102 N. Marion St. Linkenhoker, Luther C. (Vivian) , Everett. 107 N. Marion St . Lipps, J. H. (Elizabeth) Katherine, Helen, Melvin. Washington Ave., Tel. 14J. Lipps, Mrs. Mattie, Guy. Rivermont Addn. Lipscomb, Percy P. (Mary ) Charles, Helen, P. P. Jr. 408 S. Lexington St. Liptrap, J . L. (Elsie ) Roy, Lusby, George, Mary, Virginia. Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn . Liptrap, J. H. Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Liptrap, R. F. (Lura) 23 Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Little, P. R. (Nellie) Haskin, Phyllis, Elizabeth, Horace. 623 N. Alleghany Ave. Little, Mrs. Virgie. 523 N. Beverly St. Littleton, R. C. (Mary) Emily, Berkley. 332 Prospect St., Tel. 128. Littlepage, S. F. (Elizabeth), Cornelia, Virginia. 411 Alleghany Ave. Lively, S. F. (Nor a) Frank, Dorothy, Billy, Constance. 310 Fudge St. Lloyd, Jordan L. (Beatrice) Gretchen, Grey. 126 N. Marion St. Loan, T. F . (Mary) Roland, Mamie, Nelson, Glenna, Herman, Blake. 37 Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Loan, W. F. (Maggie) Francis, William, Ernest, Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lobban, Thomas A. (Alma) Hugh A., Harry E., Katherine. 406 N. Lexington St. Lockard, Nellie. 126 W . Main St., Tel. 155. Lockhart, E. H. (Selina) Omer, Lucy, Gladys, Dolly, Mary, Leon. 547 Beverly St. Lockhart, E. S. (Belle). 106 Spr uce St., Tel. 193. Lockhart, Ellen. 203 FudP-e St., Tel. 122. Lockhart,. H. L. (Ada) Emerson, Wallace, Zelma, Robert, Clarence, Ralph. 202 Prospect St. Lockhart, John R. 203 Fudge St., Tel. 122. Lockridge, C. H. (Reathie) Helen, Clifton, Hilda, Clarence, Warren. 103 O'Gara Bldg., Maple Ave. Lockridge, D. M. (Nellie) Wallace, . Marvin, Luella, Inez, Carlyle, Thelma. Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Logwood, James (Sadie) Raymond. 228 Chestnut St. *Lomans, A. C. (Annie) Thelma, Catherine, Irma. 316 S. Lexington St. *Lomans, Mrs. Cassie V. 228 S. Lexington St. Long, A. M. (Lottie) Thelma, Garnett, Glyndon. 522 N. Beverly St. 60 Phone 94 603 S. Lexington St. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA •-•-••-••- •i.- ·• •-••-·•-•-••-••-•- ·••-·-•·•-•·. _,,_,,_,,_.,_,_.__,_,,_ _ o _i Long, Gertrude. Rivermont Addn. Long, W .. Harry (Josepltine), Dorothy, Ahce, Harry, P~gy. 319 w. Locust St. Long, James. 319 W . Locust St. Long, J. G. (Mary) 305 Oak St. Long, L. F. 232 Beech St. Long, O. M. (Minnie) Rudolph, Wallace, Robert. 510 N. Beverly St Long, T. B. (Mamie) Thomas. 228 Beech St. Lovell, Isaac (Alethia) Richard. 331 Prospect St. . Loving, James D. (Lucy C.) 105 S. Marion St. Loving, Lee (Laura) Russell, Grace, Francis. 341 Prospect St. Loving, Raymond (Naomi) Ruth. 105 S. Marion St. Loving, R. M. (Bernice) Edith, Bernice, Francis. 314 W. Main St., Tel. 34. Loving, Reginald. 105 S. Marion St. Loving, Vernon. 106 S. Marion St. Lowe, J. W. (Ella) Louella) 617 N. Alleghany Ave. Lowen, C. P. (Maggie) Louise, Dorothy, F rancis, Eve lyn. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lowen, Felix M. (Maggie) 618 Highland St., Tel. 242. Lowen, James(Nndin~) Ja!lles, Frank, Elwood. 150 E. R1ve1·s1de Ave. Lowen, J. W. (Mary). 150 E. Riverside Ave. Lowman, R. W. (Wilma) P1·eston, John, Henry, Edith, Ethel, Paul. 132 Court St., Tel. 328. Lucas, Arnold. 223 E. Riverside Ave. Lucas, J. W. (Orpha) Rosa, Hattie, John, James. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Lucas, W. L. (Maggie) li'lorice. 160 Riverside Ave. •Luckett, F. H. (Jennie) 319 E. Locust St. Lugar, Austin C. (Ethel) Margaret. 205 Holly St. Lugar, L . H. (Minnie) Eunice, William, James. 341 Oak St. Luke, William A. Jr. (Helen). Luke's Mt., Rosedale Addn., Tel. 62. Luke, William A. (Mary) Emily. Lukis Mt., Rosedale Addn., Tel. 62. Lunger, Walter. 404 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 78. Luther, Mrs. Lillian. 213 W. Main St. M MACK, CHARLES H. 202 S. Maple Ave. Madden, L. D. (1\fodden) 31 Wash· ington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Madison, .Tames. 547 Beverly St. *Mann, Marshall W. (Sylvia) Cabell, Thomas, Norise, Arnold, Corene. 4.12 S. Marion St. Mann, Miss Mary. 702 Highland St. *Mann, :Mason (Emma ). 213 Fifth St. Mann, Oscar (Virginia). 130 Riverside Ave., Covington Cafe., Tel. 309. *Mann, Walter (Artiff) Jessie, Irving, Bell. 318 Cherry St. Maphis, Mrs. Fannie. 222 W . .Main St. Marino, D. (Ca therine) Annie, .Jennie, Virginia, Anthony. 41 2 Highla nd St. Marks, Mrs. Ada. 428 S. Lexington St. Marks, Robert H. (Mary) Robert TI. Jr. 428 S. Lexington St. Markham, Ira Lee (Dessie ) 218 Chestnu t St. Markham, Latney. 216 Chestnut St. •Marsha ll, James (Mary). 4 12 Alleghany Ave. *Martin, A. L. (Cora ) P ine St. *Martin, Ham. 336 Cherry St. 61 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DlRE.CTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA i ESTABLISH: 1876 ---·--P~0~:1 - !I I McALLISTERS QUALITY AND I I SERVICE : I : I : ;:r.J C :> z J> I l ! < I ! ! . 1 . I + - - --•- H- ••-••-••-•·- · - ·- •- -•·• -•-·•·•-••-••-••-,.•--o •- ·••-·•- ••-n-•+ I ! I ~ I = l I : .I I Staple a nd Fancy Groceries . Tobaccos and Cigars J . l ::m:::m:::::::m:::i i I i l. I I I l Chase and Sanborn's \ J C offee and Teas \ ~<.:;: l m:m::::mmmm:: i () ! = • - ··1 )> ,,__ -I n1 (,r'J ! l 1 f Chinaware, Glassware, Electric l f ~ Table and Floor Lamps :::::::::::::::::::::::: ........................ iI ll 1 NOVELTY GOODS ON SECOND FLOOR Ii j I JULIAN R. McALLISTER f ; i!, l = I I = II 330 Main Street l •- -•- ••-- . I i. Covington, Virginia •-••-••- ••- •- ••-•-•-n-••-••- ••-••-••-••-••-•-•,_,_,__ 62 j ( Thos. B. McCaleb B. R . Hooper THOMAS B. McCi\LEB & CO. REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE Williamson Bldg. Phone I 66 I +-•- -..- . •- ·• -.. •-••-••-••-·••-••-••-P·-••-•-u-·"-••-•-••-~•-n-a_,_,_.,..+ *Martin J . E . (Georgianna) Theo- May, Clyde. 317 Hawthorn St. polous, Pauline, William, John. Maye!', Mildred. 130 Riverside Ave., Mercer St. Covington Cafe, Tel. 309. Martin, James (Stella) James H. Jr. Mayes, Panish. 417 E. Riverside 706 S. L exington St. Ave. *Martin Ollie (Cora) E~ dia, Harvey, Craig; Annie. 302 S. Marion St. Mayo, Dewey. 522 N. Beverly St. *Martin Lou. 403 Alleghany Ave. Mayo, Warren. llOVz S. Lexington Martin, 'watson. 119 E. Main St. St., Tel. 135. Martin, W. G. (Elsie) Ruth, Hazel, Mays, H. A. (Nora) Harry, James. Clara, Harry, Carl. 209 Court St. 114 Walnut St., Tel. 246. Martinelli, Mario (Elsie) Mario Jr. Mays, Melvin. 160 Riverside Ave. 434 S. Lexington St. *Mays, Moses (Mary) . 317 Cherry Massey, Charley. 516 Alleghany Ave. St. Massie, T . G. (Laura) Thomas. 427 McAllister, Mrs. E. T. 14 2 Riverside W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 104. Ave. Matchett, C. B. 223 E. Riverside Ave. McAllister, Frank A. (Clara) Bridge Matheny, Dave. 732 N. Beverly St. St., Rosedale Addn., Tel. 330. Matheny, D. S. (Ellen) Minnie. 62 McAllister, Hugh M. (Lillian B.) Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Catherine E., Cla ra, Emily. Hugh Matheny, Elizabeth. 225 W. RiverN., James A., Robert. Rosedale side Ave. Addn., Tel. 255. Matheny, George W. (Estie) Ray- McAllister, J . R. (Ger trude) Germond, Ethel. 353 Prospect St. trude. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 70. Matheny, George H. (Hope) Thurs- McAllister, William M. Rosedale Adton, Elizabeth. 184 Riverside Ave. dition, Tel. 133. Matheny, H. S. (Ida). Rivermont McBee, Frank. 349 Hawthorne St. Addn. McCaleb, T. L. (Esther) Leon, Mary Matheny, Russell. 184 Riverside Ave. C. 228 W. Locust St. Matheny, W. H. (Mary) Fred. Vir- McCaleb, Thomas B. (Olive L .) Judginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. son, Ernest, Hillard, Robert. 218 ,.Matthews, Clarence H. 319 S. LexFudge St., Tel. 108. . ington St. McCallister, Joe (Marian) 521 N. *Matthews, Eugene (Mildred) Vivian Alleghany Ave. Eugene Jr. 321 Monroe St. ' Katie S., Ellen Montague. ~fatthews, Louise. 127 McC11rdy St. McAllister, 306 Riverside Ave .. Tel. 99. Matthews, Mrs. Mary, Lelia, RusMcCallister, Marie. Washington Ave. sell. 222 Locust St. Rivermont Addn. :Matthews, Reba. 222 Locust St. McCartney, Mrs. Alice. 214 Pine St. ·Matthews, Walter (Lucy) . 329 E. McClung, Mrs. J . B., Ernestine. 130 Locust St. W. Main St. Maucl.c, D. B. (Viola) Vernon. 405 McClung, Marguerite. 204 Spr11ce St. Wnght St., Tul. 119J. McClintic, Mrs. Susie, Blanche. 304 Mauck, E. C. Rivermont Addn. N. Lexington. Mauck, E., T. (Violet) Leon, Junior. McConihay, W. H. (Nancy Ham) . 302 411 Wnght St. N. Lexington St., Tel. 98. Mauc~, H. R. (Mary E.) 238 E . McConnell, Hattie, Bell. 102 Mill Mam St. St., Tel. 272. Maupin, C. A . (Ma ry) William, Marie, McConnell, R. R 102 Mill St., Tel. Ruby. 521 N. Alleghany Ave. 273 . 63 --0 �DJR£CTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA ....,._._._..,__,,_..- ..- ..-·-·,__...._._._._...----..---··--· i f JOSEPH F. McDOWELL I! f j Spi-Ly-Spoo-Loo CLEANING-PRESSING-REPAIRING FINE CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER fif~h .:~__,__,.__,,_..~::-=~- Cor. Marion and +··- ·-'-- ...- ...-.--u=-··---- - :(,J < $ C> fZ 5> > ' -0 ·-c1 ~>~ r- ~ ("'") ::c > z 7- 0 .-f tr1 tn •McDowell, Robert H. (Emma) Julian, Beatrice, Robert Jr., Marcellus, Susan. 231 Marion St. • McDowell, Viola. 310 Maple St. McFn<lden, R. B. (Susie) Ruth, Bennie Jr. Mrs. Emma, L. B ., Rachel. McGowan, 315 W. Locust St. McGuire, Mrs. Emma. 416 S. Lexington St. McHale, B. W. (Margaret) 114 Fudge St., Tel. 297. •McKenzie, W. E. (Nellie), Anna. 307 Cherry St. McLaughlin, Archie Y. (Eva) Holmes Julian, Normand. 519 W. Main St'. .McLear, L. A. 101 McCurty St. McMullen, James (Savannah) Elmer Jessie, Lacy, Harry. 722 S. Lex~ ington St. McLear, L. A. 101 McCurty St. McMullen, James (Savannah) Elmer !essie, Lacy, Harry. 722 S. Lex: rngton St. McMullen, William (Dollie) Elizabeth Frances, James. 727 Furnace Row' McMunn, .John R. (Christina) 122 N. Manon St. McMur;m, William (Elsie) 101 Marton St., Tel. 281. · McNu~ty, John H. (Minnie) J. H. Jr Lucille. 543 S. Lexington St ., McNulty, Mrs. Mary A. 110 Pi~e St Meeks, E. A. (Flossie) 134 Court St. Meeks, James E. 134 Court St Meredith, D. H. (Molly) 22fi Fudge GRO~::L~;~%0~;;~2~:~~~--·-r ~ ._:~~~~1~I~TER J St. Msttt, Miss Elizabeth. 121 Spruce Merri.tt, Miss 9race. 121 Spruce St Merritt, Georgi~, Wallace. so 2 Sec: on~ a11d Manon Sts. Merr~tt, Mr. J. H. 121 Spruce St. Merntt, Jacob S. (Bettie) 209 Beech St. l\'l~rritt, Lewis T. (Mary) 543 Le _ ington 8t. · x Met~ •. Ralph V. (Doris) Rosedale Addition, Tel. 338. s 64 LESS MONEY Special Attention Given All Orders Mike, J. H. (Bedro) Taft, Herbert, Cameel, Amlin, Fred, Edward, Ruby. 501 Hjghland St. Miller, A. P . (Thelma) Pearl. Rivermont Addition. " Miller Albert {Nannie) Elizabeth, Neliie. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Add •Miller, Charles H. (Carrie). 219 S. Lexington St. Miller, Effie. 209Vz Lexington. St. Miller, Frank B. 125 S. Marion .st. Miller, G . eorge {Rodes~er) .Fredenck, Shirley, Thelma. V1rg1ma Avenue, Rivermont Addn. Miller George L. (Augusta\ A. Reg. 8 1•d Rosedale Addn., Tel. 51. .J1j Harold E Rosedale Addn. ~Wer, H c {Goidie) Catherine, Har. .e~, Court St., Tel. 125. Mitl!r: H. E . (Callie) St. Clair. 205 Hickory St.• Tel. 14 -W. Miller, H. M. (Virginia) Eugene. 213 W Main St. L . t St •Mnier Ida C. 219 S. ex.mg on . •Miller: James A.,Lucy, Jm~les, Mary, Edith Louise. 321 Lexington ~t. M'll 'James E. (Elizabeth) Olm, IL!fi'a James, Manon. 128 S. J\for- i35 s ion St. · L .,m:ngare u . t , FlorMiller, Mrs. Jenme ence, Harold. 413 W. Locust St., Tel. 96. . ) 301 l\f .. •Miller, Josh (Jenme . agnzme ~ () r Makes Old Clothes Look Like New McCormack, S. O. (Mny) P 0 Richard, Linda, Mtldrcd. " Chestnut St., Tel. 295. . McCormick, G. W. (Helen) W. Riverside Ave. Virginja Ave., McCormick, Frank. Rivermont Addn. McCormick, H. P. (Lucy) Virginia Ave. Rivermont Addn. McCor.'.uick W. R. (Bess) Vil'ginia, Clara. S05 E. Riverside Ave. McConnnons, J. E. (Sarah) Madeline, Dorothy. 216 Prospect St. McConnell, L. B. (Elsie V.) 246 E. Ri verside Ave .. Tel. 240. McCoy, A. L. (Effie) James, Lena, Luster, Lula, William. 615 Alleghany Ave. McCoy, Ruby. Alleghany Ave. McCutchen, A. K. (Florence) Mabel, Virginia, Robert, John. 226 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 138. McDaniel, Albert (Mandy) 403 Alleghany Ave. McDaniel, A. C. (i\fary) Clarence, Hubert, Thelma, Woodrow, Henry. Rivermont Addn. l'rlcDanald. Mrs. E. P., John A. 214 Fudge St., Tel. 197. McDonald, B .. F. (Helen Ruth ( Earl, Helen, Leonard. 350 Fudge St. *McDonald, Eddie (Eunice) George. 314 S. Lexington St. McDonough, William. 305 W. Main St. •McDowell. Charlie (Mattie). Gertrude, Clara, Jesse. Garrett, Jerrine. 314 Maple Ave. ~' McDowell. Cleveland (Nannie), Lillian. 223 S. Marion St. ,.McDowell, Mrs. Emma. 23 1 S. Mar· ion St. •McDowell, Howard. 310 Maple Ave. *McDowell. James (Beatrice) James. 225 S. Marion St. •McDowell, Joseph F. (Bessie) 231 S. Marion St., Tel. 289. *McDowell, James (Mary) 231 S. .Marion St. ~ DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA *M~fier, Leland s. 219 S. Mi~;r, L. L. (Elizabeth) Lexington Raymond, Gladys. 729 Beverly St. Millel', L. w. (Elsie) Buster. Alfred. 809 Beverlsr St. Miller Mathe\v (Annie) Lula, Eclgar, Ola: Ilobert. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. •Miller, Stanley (l\farthn) 21!J S. Lexington St. J11ille1-, l\'lrs. Susie, Robert, Henry. 120 W. Main St. Miller, Teddy. 115 W. l\tain St . f I Miller, W. D. (Annie) Francoa Arlino. 511 N. Alleghany Avo.' •Miller, William (Eva) 308 Locust St. Millet·, William El. (Sallie) Francos, Hawthorne. 104 S. Maple Ave. • Mills, Mrs. Bertha, Ravenell. 229 E. Locust St. •Mills, Jack (Julia) Alma. 106 Holly St. Milton, Mrs. E . B., Lottie. 315 Prospect St. Milton, John F. (Alice) 408 N. Lexington St., Tel. 220. Milton, William. 110 Vi S. Lexingt·on St., Tel. 185. Milton, William E. (Viola) Ralph, Paul, Edna, Raymond, Clarence, Herbert. 206 S. Marion St. Mines, Cameron (Noble) 513 N. Beverly St. •Minor, Boyd (l\fosy) James, Grace. 302 S. Lexington St. Mitchell, R. A. (Ella) Washington Ave., T el. 298. Mitchell, S: 'l'. (Rosa) 225 Walnut St., Tel. 260J. Mizer, Hodge (Virginia) 213 W. J\Iain St. Mock, John (Inez) James. Rivermont Addn. Moller, Cecil. 836 N. Beverly St. .Moller, Roy. 836 N. Beverly St. Montgomery, David. 203 Beech St. Montg-omery, Harry (Gladys) 31'1 N. Lexing ton St. Montgomery, I. J. (Anna) Everette, Ge rtrude, Sadie, Flossie, Allene, Vern, A1111ie, .James, Katie, Virg inia, Richard. 206 Wnlnut St. l\I o nt~om ery, J. D. Virginia Ave., Rivennont Addn. c. ~ Io u n. J a mes M. ( Florence) Endon, Kathleen, Ger:ildine, Harold, Everett. 3:~2 S. Maple Ave. • :l\loore, A1111ie, .James. 447 S. Alleghany Ave. • J11 oore. 'l'h urman (Beatrice) Thurman W. Mercier St. 6S �l r--..-·-.-·-· -·-. -··-·-·-·-· -· -·- :-. -· -·-"-· -. ---.. iI .I i NEW YORK CAFE A Good Place To Eat f j QUICK SERV ICE AT A R EASONABLE PRICE f DIRECTORY OF COVINGT ON, VIRGINIA: DIRECT O RY O F COVI NGTON, VIRGINIA + ·-··- ·- ·-··- - ·--··-··- ·-·- -··-··-··--··-·---··-.. i -··-··-~---·+ H. w. COBB i CHEF J : ! COMPETENT - RELIABLE I f Banquet and Pa rties a Specialty 230 S. Lexington St. J i l•-N---·-u-·--··-- -·- ··-·- ..-- ··-- ·-..-·-· ~~< ;:tJ c~ z > > I.) .... , ~ 2 '?' (5 - -: rr 0 : I •Moore, Lesley. 111 Sixth St. Moore, W. L. (Bertha) Margaret, Frances, Emitte. 107 E. Main St. •Morgan, Jesse (Maria) Thurman, Anna, Lee, Sarah. Dewey St. Moran, L. E. 106 Pine St. •Morman, Lizzie, James, Alice, Wallace, Frankie, Roy, Edith, Dorothy. Morris, Charlie (Mabel) Ottis. 340 Prospect St. Morris, Emmett, Clyde, Carroll, Christine. 430 S. Lexfogton St. Morris, Homer P. (Lilly) Homer Edith, Lillian, Ernest, Robson' George, Mary. 108 S. Marion St'. Morris, J. O.(Ruth) Washington Ave. Rivermont Addn. Morris, L. E. (Emma) Marie, Ethel. 118 E. Main St. Morris, W. F. (Anice) 203 Fudge St. Tel. 122. Morris, W. N. (Birdie) N. D. 203 Fudge St., Tel. 122. Moses, Clarence. Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Moss, Paul. 222 Spruce St. Moyer, Karl L. (Flora) Helen, Lenden. 106 N. Marion St. Moyers, R. EL (Leona) Margaret, Lillian. 417 E. Riverside Ave. Moyers, William. 115 Maple Ave., 'fel. 276. l - i Mountcastle, Dorsey E., Mildred B. 146 Maple Ave., Tel. 66. Mountcastle, R. Carey. 146 N. Maple Ave., Tel. 66. Murphy, George D. (Bettie A.) 1 08 S. Lexington St. Murray, Dr. Robert. 422 Riverside Ave., Tel. 270. Mustoe, Jefferson D. (Katherine) 116 S. Maple Ave., Tel. 164. Mutespaugh, E. J. (Orpha) Mildred. 215 E. Riverside Ave. Myers, A. C. (Myrtle) Alma, Dorothy Wilber, Carl, Alvin. 312 Raze1 St. Myers, Miss Annie. 318 N. Lexington St . Myers, J. Calvin. 318 N. Lexington St., Tel. 300. Myers, Mrs. Julia A. 405 S. Lexington St. Myers, Leon. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Ad<ln. Myers, Lonnie W. (Laura) Muriel, Baroid . 409 S. Lexinl"ton St. Myers, Virginia. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Myet·s, William 0., Eldon. 318 N. Lexington St. Myers_, William H. (Gertrude). 405 S. Lexington St. Myers, M1·s. William H., Nellie. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. N NASE, OSCAR. 509 Beverly St. Neil, R. G. (Lillian) 803 Alleghariy Ave. Nelso11 1 Mrs. Elizabeth. 112 Prospect St., Tel. 120. Nettleton, C. B. (Carrie) Caroline. 54 7 S. Lexington St., Tel. 244-J. Nettleton, Ed M. (Lula) 540 S. Lexj11gton St., Tel. 244-W. Netty, J. L. (Kathaleen) 309 Kline St. Newcomer, Clarence. erly St. 836 N. Bev- j Main St. . - ·t Clifton F orge, Va. I I I ~-··-···-·•·--,•·•·-··-·--·"-'-·-··-··-··-···-·· ·-·-···-·-··-·-·-·-··-·-····--+ Nickell, Tempest H. (Georgia) Russell, Ralph, Riley, Mary E. 711 W. Main St. Nicolas, Santos.~ 202 N. Lexington St., Tel. 144. Nida, Elmer C. 405 S. Lexington St. Nida, Louis A. 405 S. Lexington St. Nida, W. O. (Nellie) William, Lucille. 316 Walnut St. Noell, A. L. (Carrie) Corinne, Geraldine, Terry E. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 59. Noel, Mrs. Sue. 101 McCurty St. Norris, Hilliard (Jenetta) Margie, Rosetta, Mildred, Montana, John, Phoebe, Isabell. 318 S. Maple Ave. Noell, H. Wcndnll (Ray). Luke's Mtm., Tel. 332. Nowlin, Scott (Mory), Frank, Grace, Ralph, Warren, Virginia, Grenade, Dorothy. 312 S. Lexington St. 'Nowlin, Alex (.J_!!_npie) Hazel, Leroy, Teressal Glndy, Arthur, Alberta. '114 S. Marion St. Nuchols, frvin. 102 N. Marion St. Null, Mrs. Dorn, Albert, Howard, -· Mazie, Leon, Frank, llG N. Lexington St. Null, Ernest (Nellie) Ernest Jr., Harry, 122 E. Riverside Ave. Null, G. E. (Attles) Raymond, Florence, George. 184 l\Iagaz.ine S~. 0 OBENCHAlN, C. D. (Virginia) Wilbur, Bessie, Percy. 313 Hawthorne St. Obenchain, W. B. (Mittie) Lawrence, Virginiu, Wallace. 317 Hawthorne St. O'Brien, J. W. (Cecil) Mary, Junior. 208 E. Mnin St. O'Brien, Pat (Mary). P . J., Margaret, Michael, Elizabeth. 201 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 206. Ocie, Lau. 151. 102 Parrish Square, Tel. O'Conner, Alvin M. (Ida) Wallace, Loretta, Jack, Paul, Connie, Dewey,, Lorena, Lula. 419 S. Lexington St. O'Conner, Amos (Marie). 102 N. Marion St. O'Donnell, Miss Maggie. O'Gara Hotel, Maple Ave., Tel. 148. O'Gara, Hugh (Annie) O'Gara Hotel, Maple Ave., Tel. 148. T•-·•-•"-•-··-·-·-··-·- -·-··-··-··-··-··-··-·-··-·"-··-..- . _,,_ ,_._,_,,_ .,+ Newcomer, Hany G. (Marguerite) Mon trnville, Juanita, Geraldine, Constance, Mary. 209 S. Marion St. Newcomer, Lewis. 836 N. Beverly St. Newman, Hubert (Ruby· Catherine. 113 Prospect St. Nicely, C. B. (Virginia) Aline, Gera ldine. 316 Hazel St. Nicely, E. M. (Beulah) Garland, Caroline. 227 Chestnut St. Nicely, J . E. (0. B.) Kenneth. 221 Cherry St. 66 O,NEIL'S PHARMACY I i I 1 The Rexall Store Ii i DRUGS AND MEDICINE I I P hone 223 .1 ,_._.,_._._..,_·· - · -·· ··- ·.,_.,._ ,.., _ .-- I .. - ··-···- ·---··' -1' -·• ---:r t-11-..1-..,.._....,__,,_,..._. 67 --- �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA ---1 ·-..--·-·-··-·-··-··-..-··-· -· -· -· -· -··---..-··-··-·---r DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA -- ·-w--·-·-"-·-·----·--·-•- ••-.. Everybody's ARMY AND NA VY STORE I Hotel, < 0 z 5> 20 -o ~ I 6 :::t: ):> :z z 0 -i fT1 (/) The Parker Department Stores, Inc. THE BARGAIN HOUSE FOR THE WORKING PEOPLE 1. "I ~O Map!~:::.-.--~ ~a. :ti l O'Gara, Patrick B. O'Gara Maple Ave., Tel. 148. Offenbacker, Charles (Viola) 106 E. Locust St. Offenbacker, John (Alice) Loretta. Kline St. Oliver, Arch J. (Sallie) Ola, James, Mary V. 601 W. Main St. Oliver, Sidney E. (Elizabeth) Sidney Jr. 203 S. Lexillgton St. Oliver, W. A. (Jennie) 222 Chestnut St. - O'Mara, James. 311 W. Locust St. O'Neil, -G. T. (N~ra) Tom, Jennie, Maggie. 302 Walnut St. O'Neil, J~1. 218 Walnut St., Tel. 260~. O'Neil, P. P. (Nellie), Raymond, Frances, Mary, Cornelius, Leo, Paul, S. Alleghany Ave., near Fudge St. I ·• O'Neil, P. F. (Mattie) Joseph, Francis, William. 310 Walnut St. O'Rourke, E. T. (Florence) Dorothy, Cecelia. 184 Court St. · •Otey, George (Jane) Pine St. Otten, Walter W. (Annie D.) Margaret, Hubert. 420 W. Locust St. Overholt, Clyde (Mary) Mary· W. 518 W. Locust St. • Overholt, James H. (Cordelia) 518 W. Locust St. •Owens, James (Mary). 219 S . Marion St. Owens, Mrs. Mary G_., _Walter T., Harry L., Eleanor, William B. Jr. Rosedale Addn. Owens, W. L. (Connie) 105 McCurty St., Tel. 183. Owens, W. R. (Theta) William Jr., Mary. 127 Wills St., Tel. 87. p PAINTER, J. W. 228 W. Locust St. •Penn Ellison (Ida), Esther, Rosa, Ella'. Me1·cier St. •Pannell William L. (Lucy) Margaret, William L. 'Jr. 214 S. Lexington St. Parker, Ashby (Emma) Orion E. 814 S. Alleghany Ave. Parker, John. 522 N. Beverly St. Parker, Homer H. (Lottie L.) Lloyd, Mildred, Dorothy. 515 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 167. Parker, H. Carroll. 515 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 167. Parker, W. M. (Alma) William, Hubert T. 224 Prospect St., Tel. 3W. *Parott, Henry (Fannie), William. 111 Short St. Parrent, W. E. (Nannie) Wallace, Margaret, Roma, Thornton. 516 S. Alleghany Ave. Parrish. Mrs. Robert L. Maplehurst, Maple Ave., Tel. 11. Patsel, Miss Lottie. 217 Beech St. Patterson, Carl. 116 N. Mapple Ave. Tel. 276. Patterson, D. I. (Mollie) Lula, Carrie, Grace, Clara, Virgil, Mary, Eln ora. 832 N. Beverly St. Patterson Miss Grace. 105 S. Lexington 'st. Patterson, J. H. (Piney) Mildred, Lester, Junior, Madgeline. 302 Chestnut St. Patterson, Mrs. Mattie E. 215 Beech St. Patterson, S. A. (Uldena) Virginia, Quentin. 829 N. Alleghany Ave. Paxton, Cecil (Hattie) Bettie, Cecil Jr. 104 S. Marion St. Paxton, H. D. (Della) Stella, Bertha, Margaret. !10 Spruce St. Paxton, M. D. (Maggie) James, Pearlee, Kathleen, Shirley. 212 W. Locust St. Payne, Forrest E. (Hattie) Sallie, Virginia , Hattie. Rosedale Addn. Tel. 58. \ PAY THE CASH AND PAY LESS 1-··-·---------------..--·-·--Payne, George A. (Mollie) Elizabeth. 880 Hawthot·ne St. • Payne, James A., Bernice, Susie, Arthur, Cora. 109 Elk St. •Payne, Joseph (Susie) Alice. 8 11 S. Marion St. " Payne, Joseph H. (Minnie). 1028 Motuoe St. Payne, Joseph W. (Sullie). 423 W. Main St., Tel. 127. Payne, Miss Josephine. 423 W. Main St., Tel. 127. Payne, Lewis (Lela) James A., Clara E., Lela M. 210 N. Maple Ave., Tel. 18. Payne, Olin (Leslie) Olin Jr., Victoria. 434 Riverside Ave., Tel. 130. *Payne, Wi!Uam J. (Magirie) 404 S. Marion St. Payton, William H. (Henrietta) Irene, Roy, Elma Earl, Elizabeth. 110 S. Marion St. Pearson, Austin A. (Rosalia) Jesse A. 240 E. l\lnin St. Pedigo, W. S. (Gertrude) Evelyn, Phyllis, Walter Jr. 301 Fudge St. Peery, Gilbert. 234 E. Main St. *Pegram, Bishop (Elizabeth) Elva, Mary, Beatrice, Henry. Cherry St. •Pegram, Henry (Mary) Mason, Willie, Ruth, Elizabeth, Cora, Kathleen. Cherry St. •Pegram, William (Ecelener) 341 Pinc St. Pendleton, T. G. (Sallie). 309 Prospect St. •Penn, Alfred. 336 Cherry St. •Penn, Hun (Katherine) Gladys, Geraldine, CUitis, Sylvester, Connie. Dewey St. *Penn, William (Ora) Lawrence, William. Mercer St. *Perkins, l\lrs. Eliza., Louvina, Osten, Louise. 306 S. Lexington St. •Perkins, Janey. 419 Alleghany Ave. •Perkins, Jessie. 319 E. Locust St. Perry, J ohn (Francis) 211 Cherry St. Persinger, George (Rosa) Virgie Noal~. Edith, Camblon, Alfred, Al: tha, .Knight. Kline St. Persinge1·, M. T. (Attie) Helen., M. T. Jr. 338 MeCurty St. Persinge1·, Mrs. N. P., Ercel, John. S. Alleghnny Ave. Pfadt, J. J. (Ro·~ u) Hazel, Ruth Birdie, Lillian, Goldie. 304 Haw~ thorne St. Pfadt, M> M. (Minnie) Clarence, Salena. 111 Monroe St., Tel. 302. Phillips, Cecil R. (Frances). 504 Riverside Ave. Phillips, J. li'. (Estie) Judson, Dora, Ruy. 110 McDonald St. Phillips, John G. (Inn) Isabell, Dorothy, John G. Jr. 101 Prospect St. • Pierce, C.· J. (Rosa) Lettie, Charles, C. J. Jr., Hilton, Leafo, Elmore, Raymond. 318 Locust St. Pierce, George (Clara) Elmer. 218 Hickory St. ~ Pierce , William (Alice), Oliver, Zena, Olivia, Watson, Harold, Clinton. 217 Pine St. Pinn, Eva. 234 E. Main St. Pitzer, Hattie. 414 W. Riverside Ave. Pitzer, Ira. 365 Fudge St. Pitzer, ~frs.' Rufus. 414 W. Riverside Ave. •Pleasant, Frank W. ( Cliffie) Clarissa. 311 E. Locust St. P lott, E. W. (Mnggic) Wnrril, Edith 1 Sam, Florence, Guy, Betty. 821 Alleghany Ave. Plott, J. A. (Elizabeth) Harry C. 109 Spruce St. Plott, Robert (Mne) Robert, Dorothy. 318 N. Alleghany Ave. · Plott, \V. B. (Nannie) 329 Alleghany Ave. Plymale, E. L. (Drucilla) Ruth. 202 Oak St. • Poindexter, Mrs. Carrie, Cornelia. 207 Nelson St. • P oindexter, Emmctt(Carrie) James, Cornelia. 109 Craig St. 68 69 cµ·· �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VlRGINIA t·-··-- -·- ..-·-·:-..- ·-·-··-·-··-·-··-··- ··--..-··-··- -·-·-·-·r ! I PURITY AND ACCURACY i PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY . EAST END PHARMACY i Ij PURE DRUGS, WHITMAN'S CANDIES EASTMAN KODAKS j EDGAR W. HUMPHRIES, Proprietor j TELEPHONE 335 • f i ! ! 1 l COVINGTON, VIRGINIA J..-.--·-··--n-•.1-··-··-·-·-··-·-..-·-·-··-··-·-···-··-··-··-·-·--- < ;:o 0 z )> )> 7 ..' -c > r )> C) :r: •Poindexter, Mrs. Josephine, Frank, James, William. 111 Sixth St. *Pollard, F. L. (Maggie) Terry. 123 Elk St. *Polla1·d, Mrs. Janie. 427 W. Main St. *Pollard, Jim (Sallie) Jesse. Mercer St. •Poole, Edward (Malinda) 334 S. Lexington St. Pool, Linwood. Rivermont Addn. . Potter, George (Hassie) Helen. Rivermont Addn. Potter, Hubert. 233 E. Main St. Potter, S. W. (Amanda) Alice, Georgie, Bessie, William, Louise. 838 N. End of Beverly St. Powell, W. M. (Mirma) Anna, Alma, Madeline. Virginia Avenue, Rivermont Addn. :;...-,,. z z r-· ..__; -i r-ri (/') Powell, Homer D. (Nettie) Othelia, Nancy. 525 S. Lexington St. Powers, Mrs. Josephine, Gertrude, Annie. 111 Oak St. Powers, McClellan (Bonnie) Helen. 111 Oak St. *Price, M. C. (Henrietta) Mary. 311 Cherry St. Price, J. W. 226 W. Riverside Ave.., Tel. 138. Psomadakis, Chris. 202 N. Lexington St., Tel. 144. Psomadakis, Phillip. 202 N . Lexington St., Tel. 144. Psomadakis, John. 220 N. Lexington St. Pu~h, Harry P. (Harriett B.) 531 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 214. Pugh, McKinley (Mary) 216 Prospect St. Q QUARLES, HESTER (Vivian.) 105 Elk St. Quate, Mrs. Catherine, Helen, Geneva. 121 Spruce St. Quate, Robert 0. (Mattie) Robe1't Jr. 116 N. Marion St. Quinlin, Agnes. 116 E. Riverside Ave. Quinlin, Dolly. 116 E. Riverside Ave. Quinlin, John. 234 Cor. Riverside Ave. and Bridge St., Tel. 185. Quinlin, Thelma. 116 E. Riverside Ave. R Rapp, S. G. (Sue) Arnold, Willard, Leonard, Carlyle. 515 Beverly St. Rauch, Carl M. (Mollie), Earl Ji-. 714 E. Alleghany Ave. Rauch, F. A (Emma) Emmett F. 704 S. Alleghany Ave. • Ray, Ira B. (Fannie J.) Boyd, Jessie, Claudie, Francis, Marion, Ruth. 312 Walnut St. Reyns, Charles W. (Mae), Charles Jr., Geraldine, Roy. 208 Holly St. Re~rns, Lester. Covington Cafe, 130 Riverside Ave., Tel. 309. Reyns1 U. G. (Ida), Iva, Robert. 1111 Hignland St. RAIKES, MANN I. (Leona i Gordon, Karl. 231 Beech St., Tel. 161J. Ralston , Ena. 225 Walnut St., Tel. 260J. Ralsto n, R. L. 223 E. Riverside Ave. Rangely, Dr. F. F. 422 Riverside Ave., Tel. 270. Ranson, Florence. 110 E. Riverside Ave. Ranson, Richard. 110 E . Riverside Ave. Rapp, C G. (Ruby ) Virginia. Beverly St. Rapp, Ernest A . (Ma1•y) 60!1 W. Main St. 70 +·-·-·-·_.,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,___ ., _ I l I I i I j . t j I . 1 ,,_,, _,, _ ,,_,,_,+ ''A GENTLEMAN'S GAME'' Played amid surroundings of refinement, billiards is indeed "a gentleman's game"-clean, wholesome recreation that attracts the very best citizens of any community. The n, too, a feeling of cordial good fellowship is sure to be found in every well-conducted recreation center where high class billiard facilities are provided . H ere, while en joying the complete relaxation, the m enta! stimulation and the physical exercise that billiards makes possible, one may make valuable business acquaintances among the patrons who come regularly to our e~~°:blishment to enjoy "billiards, a gentleman's l I i l ! ! j : ! ! J : J I gameREGAL RECREATION I I I I• ROOM 203 Maple A venue Covington, Va. , ! +·-··-··-·-··- ··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-···-··-·-··-·---•->-.•-··-··-··-··-··-···- ·•+I Reyns, Wilbur E. (Alice) Wilbur E. Jr. 214 Spruce St. Rea, A. G. (Lillie) Annie, Nellie. 504 N. Alleghany Ave. Rea, Clarence P. (Maude) Lawrence, Arthur, Virginia, Catherine C. P. Jr. 416 W. Locust St. 1t< Rea<l, G. E. (Annie) 603 Alleghany Ave. Reardon, John J. (Elizabeth) Felix, Bartley, Earl, A1111ie 1 Lena, Robert, Mary, John. 111 S. Marion St. Reed, E. H. (Charlotte) Mabel, Hilda. 543 Alleghany Ave. Reed, H. B. (Virginia) Henry. 201 E. Riverside Ave. Reed, John S. 125 S. Mnrion St. Reed, Olen. Kline. St. Reid, Charles T. (Sallie) 401 S. Lexington St. Reid, S. C. (Nannie) Alice, John, Harry, Elizabeth, Robert, Nellie. 222 W. Main St. Renner, Mrs. Rebecca, Mabel P. 102 Mccurty St. Revercomb, C. Howard (Cameron) C. H. Jr., Annie, Pauline, Dina, Jack, Miles Carey. Wills and Monroe St., Tel. 82. Revercomb, George A. (Elizabeth) George Jr., Edmund, Paul, Eliza~ beth. 322 W . Riverside Ave., Tel. 113. Revercomb, William F. (Annie) Wills and Monroe Sts., Tel. 82. "' Revely, Annie, Rosa. Pine St. "'Reynolds, Charles R. 315 S. Marion St. Reynolds, Charlie (Myrtle) Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Reynolds, Dorothy, Judith. Maryland Ave., Rivermont Addn. Reynolds, H. D. (Nettie) Frederick, Marion, William, Ruth, Andrew, Charlotte. 207 Wills St. Reynolds, H. L. (Virginia) Mabel, Melvin, Lawrence, Stanley. 3GO Fudge St. . *Reynolds, Jasper (Ada) William, Vernel.!J Mary, Dorothy, Effie.. 322 Third o:st. *Reynolds, Mrs. Mary1 Irvin. 326 S. Lexington Sl., Tel. 131. · Reynolds, Thurmond (Bertha) James. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Reynolds, Paul. 331 Prospect St. Rhea, Mrs. Virginia. 416 Highland St. Rhodes, E. E. (Lula) Blanche, Barry. 308 .Court St. Rhodes, J. E. (Hassie). 141 Wills St. Rhodes, Mike. Covington Cafe, 130 Riverside Ave., Tel. 309. Rhodes, Thomns (Lily). 331 Prospect St. 71 (JJ �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA . ---·-·--·-·-·-··-..-··-··--· ! I I t f Incorporated . - j ! ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE WHERE A DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY l l ~ :::0 ~ )> )> -0 -0 )> r- > 0 :z: )> z z 0 -f rn (./) i lf fl I I I SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES I J 1.--N-n--u-••-•-••-n-·-··-··-··-u-H-••-··-·-•~H-•-·! Phone 44 Riverside Ave. CO\/INGTON, \/IRG INIA l f Rhodes, W. L. (Ida) Elsie, Joseph, Rickett, George M. (Callie) George, Leo, Patrick, Anna, Edward, HenEthel, Margaret, Ruth. 314 Prosry. 210 Pine St. pect St. Rice, A. L. (Musa) Ashby Jr., Luth- Rickett, John (Betty). 704 S. Alleghany Ave. er. 209 Walnut St. Ricks, G. B. (Willie) 103 Walnut St. Rice, Clara. Kline St. Ricks, Miss Marie. 103 Walnut St. Rice, C. M. (Sallie) Katherine. 230 Riddle, Luchie. 225 Walnut St., Tel. Chestnut St. 260J. Rice, C. W. (Alice) H. C. 227 Pine •Rideout, Alice. 110 Cherry St. St. Riley, G. M. (Myrtle) Joseph, CathRice, Catherine. 227 Pint: St. erine. 211 Wills St. Rice, Elmer (Alva) Freeda, Rudolph. Rilie, Dr. J. A. (Lillian). 233 River212 Oak St. side Ave., Tel. 231. Rice, Ott (Ethel) Virginia, Margaret. Rie, l\Irs. E. l\'f. , Margaret. W. River217 Holly St. side. Rice, Olive. 122 E. Riverside Ave. 1\il;ehart, Marian. Luke's Mt., RoseRice, Miss Sallie. W. i\fain and dale Addn., Tel. 62. Rinehart, Mrs. W. A. 330 and 405 Bridge Sts. Richard, C. M. (Myrtle) Rodney, Norman, Carroll. 351 Fudge St. Richardson, Alice. 416 Highland St. Richardson, Dorothy. 40G N. Alleghany St. Richardson, Gladys. 416 Highland St. *Richardson, Mary. 354 Pine St. Richardson, W. C. (Winnie) 234 Cor. Riverside and Bridge St., Tel. 186. Rickett, Charles W. (Bamma) Hildred, Christine. 730 S. Lexington St. Cor. Riverside Ave and Court St. Ritsch, Mrs. Garnet M., Malcolm E., Frederick. 522 W. Riverside Ave., Td. 188. Roadcap, Henry. 234 Cor. Riverside and Bridge St. Roberts, Jose-ph l-l. 401 S. Lexington St. Roberts, Wilbur L. 401 S. Lexington St. Robertson, A. J. (Esther) Esther, Sue, Alice, Charles. 228 Pine St. Robertson, Mrs. Bettie R., Doris. oU S. Lexington St. 72 -·-·-···-"--·-···-··- ··-··-··-··-···-··-·---··-···-··-··- --··-··-··-··- ·-·· Ladies' O utfit ters I pARKER & COMPANY . - _p:::. DI RECTOR Y OF COVI NGTON, V IRGINIA Men's O utfitters H. ROOKLIN CO. l CLOTHING, SHOES, DRY GOODS HATS AND CAPS I · l<? v1. · CLI FTON FORGE 1_6 Mam Street . - - \/I~GINIJ\. i· --··----·-··-··-·-·-··-··-··-··-..- ··--··-·-··-··-··-··-"-·-· Robertson, C. B. (Mary) Emtnn Grace. 16 Ri ve1·mont Addn. ' . Ro b e1·so11f J ac k L· (L ottie) 908 S A~leghany Ave. · Robinson, A: H. (~fay) Louise, Coleman, Lewis, ~ls1e, Margaret, Maryland Ave., R1vermont Addn *Robinson, Bertha. 315 Lexingt.m St. Ro.binson, Miss Bessie. ·10!J S. Lexm.gton St. . . . . . Robmsqn, Da!Sle. V1rg11ua Ave., River1Mnt Addn. Rc.binson, Edward G. (l\foude) Ottie, Lillian, Beatrice, Lu!'sford. 202 N M:iple Ave. Robinson, Mrs. Elizabeth. Highland St. *Robinson, Henry. 128 N. Maple Ave., Tel. 26. Robertson, H. W. (Katherine). Mildred, Harry. 310 Prospect St., Tel. 250. Robinson, Ira. 305 Chestnut St. Robiuson, J\Irs. Mnry E., Elizabeth, Lucille. Highland St. •Robinson, Will (Louise ) William, Dorothy, Eula, Jnmes. 107 Holly St. Robinson, W. D. (Leliah) 318 High- R o~ers, onnld B. ( Virginia) Chr iat30 me. Mrs6 Beech St· l Rogers Sad· R Ave.: Tel: 66 . ie · 46 N. Maple Rogers, Mrs. T. M. Vir · . . Rivermont Addn. gima Ave., "' Rogers, William M. (Maggie) E. Locu~t St. · 205 Rogers, Willie ( Luvina) Gordon D _ Rooot~ 1; • i~~i~V(~~!aSt. ' or lyn, Natalie. 117 i&!~!'ed, EveRollins, Miss A nnie · \Vn St.. St., Tel. 150. · 420 · Mam Rollins, Miss Josephine 420 W M . St., Tel. 160. · · am Rollins, Mrs. Virginia 420 M . St., Tel. 150. · · am Rollo, Alfred. 113 Pino St Rose, . E. Frank, Garland.· l20 S Manon St. · Rose, ,J. W. (Dorn) Lola Glenna • Beulah, Ilarry. 3~8 Ch~stnut St'. Rose, Luther (Sard1e). Dewey St Rose, Sa?ie, Mabel, Robert Tassie· G.eraldme, Marcelia, Charl~y. Pine St. • Rose, \Vill.inm (Mary). Mercier St. Ross, Bernie (Mary) 43 Wn•hington Ave., Rivermont Acldn. Ross, Evn. Washingto11 Ave., Tel. Rocke, Mrs. T. i\1., T. G., Mary L. 415 \\'. Riverside Ave., Tel. 52. Rodeniser, Charlie (Myrtle) Chas. 29 Washington AYe., Rivermont Addn. Rog-er, Mrs. Anna C., Helen , George, Gaston. 119 Fudge St. Rogers, Dr. Charles Eugene. l·IG N. l\laple Ave., Tel. GG. Rogers, Charles H. (Hesler) William. 305 Beech St. Ror.us, Frnnk J. ( Cora). 308 Beech • R'?ss, Ernes t (Lethia) Theodore, Lilhe, Hawthorne, Leonard. Dewey St. . . : noss, Ju.ha., Merc i e~ St. ., Ross, Min~11e. Mercier St. Ross. Ozzie (~earl) Martha, Ja.ne, Evelyn , Ilermce, Robert, Jumor. land St. St. Rogers, Layne (Marianne ) Layne Jr. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 282. Rogers, M. A. (Doln) 207 E. River- side Ave. Rogers, Mrs. Nellie, Edgar, Albert, Louise. 412 N. Alleghany Ave. R 1 1 J• w 114 14J. , 303 E. Locust St. . ,, Ross, Percy (Katherine). St. . 33o.l Prne . • Ross, Susn11 , Lake., Mercier St. Rotl~w e ll! .J1H'. Co\'.mgton Cafe, 130 R1ve rs1dc A~·e., 1_el.. 309. Rothwe ll, J..1. (il11tt1c) .Mary, J oe. 126 E. ~!nm St. . Rough, Cectl. 115 Mngnw1e St. cRoye, R. C. (Lenner). 330 Locust St. 73 �(5 MARRI AGES f rom the "ROANOKE TIMES" Roanoke , Virginia Compiled by Charles T Burton 1889 Dec 15 8 William J ROBINSON Mary E PAYNE & Eugene C THOMAS Annie L BEAMER & Davi d G EVANS - both from Wales , will liv e in Jane WILLIAMS Pulaski 1890 Feb 25 Mar 11 Aug Oct Nov Dec 25 25 26 24 Pearle ALLEN & Samuel E THOMAS Nettie A DOBYNS & Benjamin F CHILDRESS Ame l ia DAVENPORT & Cotesby WOODFORD - in WV Mary Ellen EVANS d/o Mrs Julia E1ANS & George A SULLIVAN in Blacksburg Susie ROBERTS & William H HORTON Sallie YOUNG & Joseph C KISER Addie DOBYNS 8 Virgie H PAYNE Mil l ie PATTERSON & Dr Randolph BARKSDALE BARKSDALE Lucy WALTER & 1891 Feb 11 Feb 19 Feb 25 Oct 2 Oct 8 Nov 11 Nov 17 Jan 29 Feb 11 Mar 9 Jun 8 Jun 16 Jul 1 Jul 12 Jul 26 Laura BENNETT & Fleming LOVING Janie W THOMAS of Botetour t & James R PUGH Jr of Lynchburg J E SUPPLEE & White DEYERLE (sis of L B DEYERLE) (There are connecting arrows between Supplee & White, should it be J E WHITE & Supplee DEYERLE) Rosalind ROBERTS & William G EVANS Bertha V MOOMAW & Thomas L NININGER Gertie STONESIFER & I Robert THOMAS Minnie FOLSUM of Tenn & Wi lliam H THOMAS of Roanoke Flora EVANS 8 Charles GARDNER - both of Blacksburg 1892 Mrs Mol l ie A WEST - age 57y , of Roanoke 8 Joel B LEMON - age 63y, of Botetourt Eettie Cather ine FIREBAUGH & John Lewis MCFALLS Annie Florence CROWNOVER & George C MOOMAW Bettie Elizabeth DEATON & James D TROUT M Bettie THOMAS & Louie URQUART Edna PA I NTER & Otey G HORNE Evelena MORGAN & Peter HENDERSON Annie Leeman PAINTER & Joshua E HAISLIP Lucinda MOOMAW & William A GIBBONS - at Cloverdale Nettie LOVELACE & Moss PRICE - in Franklin Mary E THOMAS d/o J B THOMAS of Botetourt & R B BRAND Levisia Doosing LARK & Henry Adam MOSES Ettie POLLARD & Richard A BURKE Annie OAKEY & "Press " DOLIN Emma MORRIS & Calvin POLLARD Rosa Lee PROFFITT & W H PAYNE Matilda MINOR of Bristol & W W BRAND of Botetourt �Oct 7 Oct 11 NOVlO Jan Jan Feb Apr May May Jun 12 27 8 11 4 23 14 --Jul 29 Aug 9 Aug 22 -Oct --11 Nov 10 Dec 29 Jan 10 Jan 24 Mar 24 May 2 May 3 --Sep 13 :fun 5 Jun 13 Jul 9 Jul 24 Aug 22 -- Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 15 Oct 18 1892 Nellie B WILLIS & J S PERSINGER Minnie OAKEY & William M WOODSON Nannie OAKEY & Frank P NININGER Virginia URQUART 8 James A OTEY Fannie Glenn BRAND 8 Frank B BELL TALLAFERRO & T Emmett NININGER Sue PHELPS 8 Thomas J DEYERLE Susan T BLANKENSHIP & John Henry BAKER --- 1893 Ella BINGHAM & Lewis R EVANS Lula JETER & William M BARNETT Henrietta THOMAS 8 Garland STOVALL Eugenia N LOVING & G D MASSEY Mary E FIREY & Leslie H BRUGH Cora Lee PAYNE & J Edward CANNADAY Mattie Deyerle BARNETT, d / o Chas Thos BARNETT, & Frank H HAt-fM OND, of Covington Mary ANGLE of Ferrum & J E MOOMOW of Stewartsvill e Laura E CRABILL & Lemuel C EVANS Maria Sophia CRAWFORD & James David DEYERLE Lucy Emma DEYERLE & Benjamin F C~MP~ELL Lusie Virginia HUFF of Roanoke & William Harvey MOOMAW of Montgomer y Co , Va & Charl es R EVANS Minnie SCOGIN & William M BARNES Rachel M THOMAS & J T JETT in Halif ax County LAMBERT LEFTWICH & Thomas M WOODS Mrs-i:-;ura (THOMAS) & W T CRAWFORD Fannie RI CE 1894 Hat t ie M BARNETT, d / o Thomas M BARNETT & Lewis J DEYERLE Caroline ·Hale STONESTREET & Frank B THOMAS in Maryland Willie WOODSON & W B DOUGLASS Annie R MOOMAW & William P NININGER Pernie KINZIE & W P CRUMPAC KER Annie FIREY & A P GRIZZARD Willie JEFFERIES & Prof Newton P PAINTER 1895 Carolina C MORRIS & Edward Guy PAINTER George W COCKE & Bessie THOMAS George LITTRELL & Bet tie FIREBAUGH Missouri Irene REYNOLDS of Roanoke Co & William Woodson BRUGH of Bedfor d Co Lucy HORNE & Joseph ADKINS Mary F WOOD & Jesse R ( or K) THOMAS Minni e Clark EVANS & Lew i s McCoy NULTON Mary MILLER & Julian N BARKSDALE-Jennie B THOMAS & Thomas M HUME Sallie May SHAVER & Price NOFFSINGER Mary Sue HUFFMAN & Charles Ed. THOMAS Charmain HAMILTON & J Lawson WILLIAMSON VJRGINlA APPALACHIAN NOTES �11 Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec 20 6 Jan Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar May Jun Jun Aug Aug Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec 30 30 12 22 28 28 4 26 19 31 14 17 23 5 9 19 6 9 27 31 Mar 4 May 13 Jun 4 Jun 19 - S ep 25 Dec 22 1895 DeLos THOMAS Ria BINFORD Louise MOOMAW & Randolph Highly THOMPSON Nettie May WILLIAMS & Matthew P LINKENHOGER Charles W ONEY Sue V POLEGAR 8 Verena Lee WILLIAMS & William WELLS Helen McIMBODEN & John T TROUT 1896 Carrie May LAYMAN & W STOUTAMIRE Eula THOMAS & A L FIRESTONE Lizzie CRAWFORD 8 E L ROBINSON Gay THOMAS & H B HENSON Mittie BARKSDALE 8 W E BROWN Annie L CRAWFORD & Ollin W NELMS OVERSTREET & William 0 WILLIAMS - -BUFORD Annie & H H HENDERSON Lizzie A STEELE & Walter P CRAWFORD Sallie Frances METTZ 8 Samuel FRALIN Nettie Frances HINER 8 Henry Thomas METZ M[attie] V[irginia] FRANTZ & J[ohn] W[illiam] BUSHONG Fannie TALBOTT 8 Harry THOMAS S Lee PETTY & Julian QUESENBERRY Mamie F RYAN & S Emmett BARNETT Clara J FULWILER· & Samuel T NININGER 1897 Scott THOMAS in Christiansburg & El la PRICE Mary White VINYARD & Frank Anthony GISH Nettie B BARKSDALE & W T A HAYNES Blanche Lee PAINTER & William B GRAYBILL Minnie C MULLEN & Joseph H HANNAH Carrie JETER & C[harles] E EVANS Mary V PETTY & B H HUDDLESTON 1898 Jan 6 Jan 26 Jun 5 Jun 15 Jul 14 Jul 20 Sep 7 Sep 28 Nov 11 Nov 22 Dec 8 Dec 22 Dec 22 Dec 28 Jan 27 Feb 26 & John B LAYMAN & James M OLD & Leslie LAVENDER & George F HELMS Annie McDONALD Nannie ENGLE Berta DEYERLE Corinne P DOBYNS Nannie B FRANTZ ~1011 ie LEMON Berta L NININGER Virgie FRANTZ Lecta CONNER Pattie T WEBB Emma R FIREY Bessie Lee CARSON Rosa G WILMETH Elizabeth THOMAS & Herbert J McINTIRE & Berkley E PRICE & James FRANTZ & Rev Charles L BROWN & Urban T LEMON & Earl BRUGH & Elmer C MOOMAW & Frank W THOMAS & Kenerly S THOMAS & F Eugene DAVIS Minni e EVANS Alice BARKSDALE 1899 & J W STAPLES & James ADAMS �18 Feb 26 Mar 19 Mar 24 Mar 31 Apr 28 May 11 May 12 May 2.5 Jun Aug Sep Oct Oct Nov Dec 28 16 7 4 21 17 26 Jan 10 Feb 18 Feb Mar May Jul Sep Oct Oct Nov Nov 20 9 6 12 11 23 24 14 24 Jan 24 Mar 29 Apr 17 Jun 6 Jun 25 Jun 27 Aug 23 Sep 4 Sep 12 Sep 17 Oct 1 Nov 1 Nov 5 Nov 12 Nov 21 Dec s Jan 23 Jan 23 Feb 2 'F eb 8 1899 Sallie A HUTTS & James Henderson Birdie Lee FRANTZ & John W CRAWFORD Mary E FRITTE & Rufus Edington WOODS Gertrude L WRIGHT & Lynn K BRUGH & C P EVANS Sallie REESE & John W HAYES Lula G HOWARD & l a co"c "r> 1'1'.JCKETT Ida W MOOMAW Mrs "Pearl SCOTT (circled and an X above) THOMAS Maude BRUMBAUGH & Frank LEFTWICH Julia E WILLIAMS 8 Walter M TURNER Regina B DEYERLE & William WALLACE Lizzie W McCRAY & Paris 0 PAINTER Alice EVANS & Guy HARDY Alice BRUMBAUGH & J M FRANTZ Ada J HENDERSON & A BLOUNT Agnes PALMER & & Dollie BREWER & Fannie WILLIAMS & Loueddy M THOMAS & Sallie BALDWIN & Pearl PAYNTER Mollie SAVILLE & Evelynne T SHIELDS & Lelia MOOMAW & Ellen E BLAIR & Minnie Porter STAPLES & Oscar CUNNINGHAM 1900 Harry C FORD James M WILLIAMS Harvey CAMPBELL Charles G BLANKENSHIP Edgar J VINGARD William B LITTRELL James A EVANS Max William FRANTZ Albert H DOOLEY Dr Robert Minor WILEY & Judge John William WOODS 1901 Myrtle WILLIAMS & French HUMPHRIES Rebecca Elizabeth MOOMAW & James William POBST Marie SLICER & Frank M HOUSMAN Mary E TROUT & Junius Clay DAVENPORT Mabel Bruce CLARK & James Mantelle THOMAS Grace C WILLIAMS & W H B LOVING Phebe W BRUGH & Benjamin HADEN Allie LEMON & Paul L PRICE Susie Wiley FRANTZ & John D Q_ODEFFER [RODEFFER is above] Elmira (Allie) HUBBERT & Blanton S BARNETT Claudie LINKENHOKER & W J BRUGH Laura MOOMAW & John M MORRIS Annie WILLIAMS & John J McCORMICK Bessie FRANTZ & John David MAUNEY Hattie Elizabeth HUME & W W WILLIAMS Mary HORN & John HOLD? (Johnson OLD?) 1902 Hettie V GRAYBILL & Earl R BRUGH Lucy Eloise DAVENPORT & C M BAILEY Sallie May LINN & Abner S PETTY Emma VAUGHN & Joel B LEMON Mrs Dorothy CARPER & Dr S A MCCONKEY 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �1902 Feb Feb Mar Apr Apr 9 12 23 18 30 Mary DOOSING 8 Robert Edward GARMAN Sarah Ann GRISSO & Michael Gordon SPESSARD Cora B LEMON (LAYMAN) & Ernest RILEY Mary Archer WILEY & Rev Dudley BOOGER Mrs Sallie (THOMAS) DOBBINS & James S CHILDRESS QUERIES Looking for information about the date of death and burial place for Adolph (Adam) FLOREY/FLORA/FLOHRI. His will was written 1819 in Wythe County, VA. He lived in the Draper Valley, which later was included-in Pulaski County. He served in the Revolution from Pennsylvania. His son Jonathan and wife Esther (STEELE) moved to Macon County, illinois in 1829. Cheri Hunter, 2625 E . Olive, Decatur, IL 62526-5350 e-mail: Jhul034345@aol.com Seek info on Edward SMITH: Irish conscript; deserted British in Revolutionary War; became a patriot or joined Colonial army; m . Millard or Mildred BIRD; res. VA then in Pulaski Co. KY; d. ca 1823 in Cincinnati, OH. Children: Sally (m. William SILVERS); Hiran; James; William; Millard (m. Stephen HAIL); Jane (m. Temple HAYNES); Jesse (m. Mriam DOLLRIDTE in Indiana ca. 1882). Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd, Ann Arbor, 1v1I 48103. Seek info on Micajah WYATT (1752-1826) b. VA; m. Liney WING (where?); res. Fleming Co, KY, 1790's till 1826. Son Joseph WYATT m. JstLovey Roy, 2°d Sarah, 3rd Jane ABRAHAM; d. 1855 Clermont Co., OH. Will Share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd, Ann Arbor, .MI 48103 Seek info on the THOMPSON family of Montgomery Co, VA. Rebecca THOMPSON m . Griffith DICKERSON ca. 1800. Was her father James THOMPSON? Her brothers? Will Share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd, Ann Arbor Ml 48103 TIP IDDDEN TREASURE IN F AWL Y BOOKS With the exception of the Family Bible, you may have trouble deciding what to do with a relative's books. It is really hard to discard old books, but many times there is just no room to store them. However, before donating the~ always leaf through to look for hidden treasures. You never know what someone might have used for a bookmark. I have found newspaper articles, receipts, and even a hand written note from my grandfather to his mother written in 1907. Karen Seibert 'tine'!""" ~ • \ 1 1.~ lt\1\l 1 ~· I •i°H.. /\ ,:~ l11. t\i~ NOTES . �RECORDS OF DEATIIS - BOOK 16 - GRANT-BRYANT F UNERAL HOME RECORDS Dec 22, 1930 thru Feb 6, 1938 - Joseph Smith, Registrar Akers, Unnamed son of K .M and Pearl Early Akers, born Christiansburg 12/ 22/ 19 3 o, died 12/22/ 1930, buried Fagg. Akers, Louvenia, dau of K.M. and Pearl Early Akers, born Christiansburg 12/ 2 0/ 1932, died 12/20/1932, buried Fagg. Akers, RevaLee,dau. ofKyleandPearlEarlyAkers, born 12/10/1931, died 12111 / 193 1, buried Fagg. Bailey, Minor J., son ofFrank and Mae A. Woods Bailey, born Montg. Co., c. 1932, died 8/14/1935, buried Fagg. Bradford, Mark, son of Jacob and Elizabeth Wheeling Bradford, born Montg. Co., 6/ 10/ 1850, died 3/5/ 1931. widowed, buried Ironto. Bryant, Junior, son of General and Ida Bain Bryant, born Christiansburg 11/13/ 1934, die d 11/13/1934, buried Friendship. Bryant, Phyllis Anne, dau. of General and Ida Irene Bain Bryant, born Montg. co., 1122/1938, died 2/6, 1938, buried Big Tunnel. Carter, Jack Smith, son of W.M. and Lura Smith Carter, born Montg. Co., l I /26/ I 93 2 , died 11/26/1932, buried Fagg. Dickerson, Pence Anna, dau. of James and Mandy Woods Bryant, born Patrick Co. @ 1878, died 4/12/1933, married Byrd Dickerson. Dudley, Virginia, dau. of John E. and Elizabeth Birchfield Dudley, born Montg. Co., 2/21/1852, died 2/14/ 1932, single, buried Fagg. Early, John Theodore, son ofFrank and Gertie Akers Early, born Montg. Co. , 4 / 23/1934, died 2/1 0/193 5, buried Fagg Edwards, Clyde E., son of Charles E. and Blanch M. Cobb Edwards, born NC @ 1909, died 1/5/1932, single, buried Christiansburg. Garlick, Nora Jane, dau. of Gariff and Lanoma Goodman Perdue, born Nebraska, @ 1887, died 4/18/193 3, married C. W. Garlick, buried Ironto. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Gearheart, Bertha Florence, dau. of Coy H . and Florence F. Smith Gearheart, born Ironto 10/8/1 935, died 3/28/ 1937, buried Reesedale. ' Gordon, Susan, dau of Samuel and Jane Bowe Gordon, born Montg. Co. 1852, died 12/20/1 933, single, buried Gordon Cemetery. Gordon, Montgomery B., son of Charles L. and Sarah McDonald Gordon, born Montg. Co., 5/1011868, died 1/8/ 1938, married Ruth A. Gordon, buried Fagg. Helms, Walter L., son of Madison and Mary M . Supton Helms, born Floyd Co., 9/4/1877, died 8/ 19/ 1934, married Alpia L. Helms, buried Ellett. Knox, William R., son of Robert and Susan Cashian Knox, born Canada @ 1842, died 917/1931 , married Henrietta Knox, buried Montgomery Co. Lester, Gordon, son of Champ and Rachel McAlexander Lester, born Floyd Co., @ 1851, died 5/1/193 5, buried Christiansburg. Reece, Unnamed dau. of Howard and Lula Bain Reece, born 2/21/1932, died 2/2111932, buried Worth Cemetery. Sessler Fredrick Tosh son of Samuel and Eliza Huff Sessler, born 8/2/1855, died , ' 1111/1933, married Virginia Sessler, buried Ironto. Wheeling, John L., son of James and Kattie Taylor Wheeling, born Giles Co., @ 1854, died 4/22/1935, widower, buried Fagg Williams, Mary Emma, dau. of John and Ann Wilson Farland, born Ellett, May 1872, died 12/07/ 1934, married Hoge S. Williams, buried Ellett. �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 17 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Feb 11 , 1933 thru Oct 26, 1936 - W.W. Likins, Registrar Akers, Mary, dau of Unknown and Unknown, born VA, 1857, died 07/04/ 1936, married H.S. Akers, buried near Alleghany Springs. Akers, Sylvia Louise, dau of Samuel and Elsie McNeal Akers, born VA 16/09/1931 , died 05/01/1934, buried near Alleghany Springs. Barnett, J. Hugh, son of Thomas and Rebecca Crocket Barnett, born Montg. Co. 1858, died 03/05/ 1934, single, buried Shawsville. Barton, Unnamed son of Clarence and Stella Musselman Barton, born Montg. Co. 10/20/ 1935, died 20/ 10/1935, buried near Shawsville. Basham, Geraldine, dau of Noah and Lottie Moses Basham, born Bossevaine VA 23/04/193 1, died 26/10/1935, married Early M . Blankenship, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke. Blankenship, Jed, son of Charles B and Mary Craig Blankenship, born Montg. Co., @ 1863, died 19/10/193 5, married Early M . Blankenship, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke. Bonton, Albert Lee, son of Leander and Unknown Sams Bonton, born Tenn, 1888, died 28/1 2/1934, married Carrelison Bonton, no place of burial noted. Branch, Marc L., dau of Jacob W . and Martha J. Dixon Weaver, born Floyd Co., 09/12/1864, died 24/01/1935, married Robert E. Branch, buried Shawsville. Browning, Annie S., dau. of William and Lou Emma Jewell Showalter, born Otey, 29/0211880, died 18/03/1936, divorced, buried Otey. Christensen, Conrad, son of K.M and Amanda Johnson Christensen, born Minnesota 07/09/1878, died 23/04/1936, married Deno Christensen, buried Delway, N C. Clark, Sarah M ., dau, of William and Ann E lizabeth Grose Horne, born Wythe Co., @1860, died 04/04/1935, married Peter C. Clark, buried Glade Springs, VA. Clar~ Peter Cunningham, son of Peter Galbraith and Anne Pamelia Cunningham Clark, born Washifigton Co .• 07/08/1 862, di ed 12/02/1936, married Sarah M . Clark. buried Glade Springs, VA. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTE~ �Clar~ John B ., son of Robert R . and Kate F . Clark, born Patrick Co., 05/08/ 1878, died 16/ 06/ 1934, married Bettie Clark, buried Roanoke County. Clayton, Jeremiah Jr., son of Jeremiah and Nancy Clayton, born Floyd Co., @ 1876, died 22/0411936, married Etta Claytor, buried Shawsville. C_oles, Samuel Marcellus, son of John and Julia Saunders Coles, born Montg. Co., 1919, died 21/03/l 93 5, single, buried Elliston. Correll, C. Shelburne, son of George W. and Hanna I. Micham, born Montg. Co., 07/04/@ 1870, died 15/05/1934, married Rosa Correll, buried Shawsville. Craig, Samuel J. , son of James S. and Lucinda St. Clair Craig, born Montg. Co., 28/08/ 1863 , died 16/03/1 935, buried Shawsville. Cunningham, Tibitha, dau. of James and Unknown Puckett, born Floyd Co.,@ 1855, died 23/03/1 936, married James S. Cunningham, buried near Alleghany Springs. Davis, Charles, son of Thomas Y. and Nancie Basham Davis, born Franklin Co., @ 1883 • died 16/09/1934, married Mary Davis, buried Newbern. Dickerson, Sarah Catherine, dau of William Humphries and Mary Ann Boosher Ak~rs, born Floyd Co. 15/04/1887, died 08/1 2/1934, married Andrew Thomas Dickerson, buned Lane Maple Cemetery. Dickerson, Clarence Eugene, son of C.L. and Elsie Worrell Dickerson, born Montg. Co 24/ 1111934, died 06/12/ 1934, buried Montgomery County. Doyle, William F., son of John and Mary Jewell Doyle, born Montg. Co 1852, died 07/05/1934, widowed, buried Shawsville. E arly, John D., son of Osker W. and May Rose Early, born Montg. Co. 18111/ 1915, died 13/05/ 1934, single, buried Mt. Pleasant. English, William, son of Unknown and Unknown, born Fra.nkljn Co. 1865, died 11 /07 /1 93 4, married Jemue English, buried Shflwsville. Ford, Jr., Jo hn, son of Neil and Virgie Gray Ford, born Smyth Co. 23/02/19 16(?), died 25/02/1936, single, buried Christiansburg. 'VIRU·11li\11°· ' ·\ .\ ,:"' Ir .. \1 {· ... 1 1IAN NOTE \.,;~ �Foster, Elmer Blaine, son of Elmer and Maude Jewell Foster, born Floyd Co. 1924, died 08/09/1835, single, buried near Otey. Garnett, Sarah Frances, dau of Charles W. and Melvinia Garlick, born Montg. Co. 11/05/ 1852, died 17/11/1933, widow, buried Montgomery Co. Gilmore, Mary Lucille, dau. of Charlie and Opal Simpson Gilmore, born Elliston 0710511935, died 1010511935, buried Elliston. Graham, Mattie I., dau of Unknown and Unknown Laseur, born Floyd Co. @1860, died 18/04/1934, married Archie Graham, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Gray, James M., son of James and Annie Kelly Gray, born Floyd Co. @1886, died l8/07/1936, manied Alcoa, buried Evergree~ Roanoke. HalJ, Rhoda, dau of Unknown and Unknown Chimney Light, born Floyd Co. 1857, died 1610611935, married Woods Hall, buried Doyle Cemetery. Hickman, Giles, son of Henry and Sarah Hickman, born Franklin Co. 1861, died 01/0111936, married Effie Hickman, buried Crockett Springs. Hoback, Daniel E., son of Unknown and Unknown, born Floyd Co. @ 1855, died 04/09/1933, married Jennie Oliver Hoback, buried Bluefield, WV. ~odge, John Franklin, son of Thomas and Lucy Basham H_odge, born Floyd Co. 1874, died 27/11/1935, married Minrue Hodge, buried near Shawsville. Howery, Isaac H ., son of Isaac and Virginia Payne Howery, born Floyd Co. @1862, died 02/12/1935, married Sallie Howery, buried Pine Creek Church, Floyd Co. Huffman Bettie, dau of Caleb and Eliza Huffinan, born Catawba 31/10/ 1861, died 31/05/1933, single, buried Sherwood Cemetery, Salem. Janney, Ruth, dau of Jesse and Bessie Foster Underwood, born Floyd Co. @ 1844, died 14/02/1936, widowed (Morris Janney) buried Christiansburg. Je:er, Malinda, dau of Unknown and Unknown, born Amherst Co. 1866, died 12/08/1933, widowed, buried Shawsville. Jones, Barbara E ., dau of Elijah C. and Delia Abbot Lee born VA OS/Ol/1934, widow, buried Salem. ' VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 15/01/1845, died �' Kirk, Clyde Fr~ Jr., son of Clyde Franklin and Luella Graham Kirk, born Montg. Co. 03/03/1936, died 02/04/1936, buried near Shawville. Lane, Mrs. W. A, dau of Unknown and Unknown, born Floyd Co., 1849, died 19/02/1934, widow, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Lester, Willie Aujamima, dau of Powell and Nancy Sesler Richardson, born Montg. Co., 1862, died 12/07/1935, widow, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Lovern, Raymond Silas, son of Albert and Unknown Lovern, born Montg. Co. 1869, died 01/05/1936, married Ella Lovern, buried Shawsville. Lucas, Robert 0., son ofUnknown and Unknown, born @1891, died 07/06/1935, married Bessie Lucas, buried Montgomery Co. Mars, Owen, son of Henry and Sarah Mars, born Franklin Co. 08/10/1869, died 26/03/1934, married Sallie Mars, buried Christiansburg. Martin, Burd, son of William and Elizabeth Martin, born Floyd Co. 1865, died 07/12/1935, widowed, buried Shawsville. McNeil, Nellie, dau ofW.D. and Roas Jane Jennings Epperly, born Floyd Co. 1881, died 11/02/1933, married T.J. McNeil, buried Huffville. Moses, Margaret Ann, dau of Elliott Jackson and Annie Lucy Goodwin Moses, born Mong. Co. 26/04/1933, died 30/04/1933, single, buried Shawsville. Muse, Lizzie, dau. of Charles and Mary Duckwiler Whales, born Monrg. Co. @1892, died 04/09/1934, married John Muse, buried Boner's Run. Musselman, Nannie dau of Unknown and Sophia Brown, born Giles Co. 1857, died 15/05/1935, married Henry Musselman, buried near Shawsville. Pannel, Melvin Eugene, son of W . C. and Leona Richardson Pennell, born 22/06/1933, died 07/08/1934, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Perdue, Asa M., son of Unknown and Mary Turner, born Franklin Co ., 1852, died 10/06/1935, widowed, buried Otey. Poindexter, Ellen Lucinda, dau. of Unknown Nunley and Unknown Mother, born Montg. Co.@1851 , died 16/07/1935, widow (Benjamin Poindexter), buried M ontgomery Co. �Price, Charlie Milton, son of Marshall and Harriet Price, born Franklin Co. 1882 died 23/11/1934, married Alice Price, buried Shawsville. ' Robinson, Margie Alberta, dau. of Charlie and Ora Coles Robinson, born Montg. 12/01/1936, died 0511011936, buried Shawsville. c0 . Robinson, Johnson, son of Paul and Unknown Robinson, born Franklin Co. 1852, died 0910411933, widowed, buried Shawsville. Ryan, William Robert, son ofNorvel White and Nellie Kem Oakey Ryan, born Shawsville 12/05/1918, died 12/07/1934, single, buried East Hill Cemetery. ' Showalter, Mary Sus~ dau of Solomon and ~ate Hensle~, born Floyd Co., 24/09/l 8 45 , died 08/01/1935 married James Showalter, buned Shawsvtlle. ' Simmons, William, son of James and M~da S~ons, born Montg. Co., @1870, died 22/08/1036 married Dessie Simmons, buned Elliston. ' Simmons, Rosa A., dau. of Marshall and Harriett Greer Price, born Floyd Co., 18 82 , died 22/05/1933, widowed, buried Elliston Spangler, Isaac Wilfred, son of Daniel. and Nettie Moore Spangler, born Montg. Co. , 20112/1933 died 3111211933, single, buned Moore Graveyard. ' Staples, James Edward, son of James and Ell~ Jeter Staples, born Graham VA 27/08/1914, died 06/11/1932, single, buried Shawsville. ' Surface, Ellen R, dau of Thomas and Mary J. S~vers Sesler, born Montg. Co., 1862 died 16/12/1934, married J.W. Surface, buried Den Hill Cemetery. ' Surface Melvin Lee son of James M. and Rosa E. Sesler Surface born M ' . ' · d Anni. S r£ buried M ' ontg. Co. @1894, died 27/01/1934, mame e u ace, ontgomery Cemetery. Taylor, Octavia, dau. of Jesse and Be~ie Atkinson Otey, born Montg. Co. 1 g63 d. d 17/04/1935, married Samuel Taylor, buned near Shawsville. ' ' ie Taylor, Annie Virginia, dau of Jacob and Jane Lee Sowder born M t C died 19/04/1936, widowed (Charles Taylor) buried Farru·1y'c t onSgh. o., _01106/1854, ' eme ery, awsv1lle. Trail, ~ucy Angeline, dau. of Joseph and Sally Ann Wingfield Hodges, born Floyd Co. 1856, died 22/0211933, married Solomon Trail, buried Huffville. ' 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Trump, Bettie Lane, dau of Jim and Bettie Williams Lane, born Montg., Co., 28/02/1870, died 16/06/1934, manied Owen Trump, buried Christiansburg. Underwood, Homer Roy, son ofP.M. and Rosa Lee Lowell Underwood, born Floyd Co., 1898, died 06/06/1936, buried Huffville, Floyd County. Underwood, Roxie Lee, dau. of Hundly and Rose Ann Creasy Howell, born Floyd Co., 20/08/1870, died 19/08/1936, manied Monroe Underwood, buried Hu:ffville, Floyd County. Walters, Sarah, dau of Johnson and Jane Argabright, born Floyd Co., 04/01/1843, died 25/04/1936, buried Wilson Cemetery, Floyd County. Wells, George W., son of William and Katherine Wright Wells, born Roanoke Co., @ 1859, died 26/01/1935, buried Montgomery Co. Wheeling, J.E., son of Unknown and Unknown, porn Montg. Co., 12/05/1856(?), died 22/04/1933, manied Hulda Wheeling, buried near Shawsville. Williams, Myrtle Martha, dau of Oakley and Sarah Young Williams, born Mont. Co., 29/11/1933, died 25/01/1936, buried near Shawsville. Willis, Mary Virginia, dau. of Erastus and Nancy Maddox Taylor, born Elliston 09/08/1860, died 29/04/1935, manied L.E. Willis, buried Alleghany Springs. Wills, Sarah E ., dau. of Powell and Nancy Sesler Richardson, born Montg. Co. @1854, died 08/09/1935, married James Wills, buried Elliston. Wills, J.J., son of John James and Elizabeth Wills, born Bedford Co. 25/07/1845, died 11/09/1936, widowed, buried Family Cemetery. Wimmer, James W., son of Thomas and Unknown Wimmer, born VA 22/0611858, died 26/12/1933 , manied Latitia Wimmer, born near Alleghany Springs. Wirt, Lillie Svanna, dau. of John and Addie Sowers Epperly, born Floyd Co ., 14/ 11/1884, died 11102/1935, married George Wirt, buried Christiansburg. Wonnerly, Ellen Byrd, dau of Dr. Carter W. and Elle_n B . ~ightfoot Wom1erly~ born King William Co. 18/02/1858, died 26/09/1936, single, buned Richmond. 'VID('INI !>. '.!11"1· p ' .".·-:-ES H'\"JJ lr.1 ' " 1.uh; : i,,',1 t i,.Jl 1 I '• . �Wright, Doris Elizabeth, dau. of B.D. and Hazel Jewell Shanks, born Montg. Co. 19 14, died 28/02/1933, married Noel Harvey Wright, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Wright, John W., son of Jack and Maggie Haden Wright, born Elliston, @ 1857, died 22/11/1 934, married Bell Wright, buried Elliston. Young, E1la, dau of Peter and Virginia Richards Young, born Montg. Co. 021I OJ I 904, died 26/01/1935, single, buried near Shawsville. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 18 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Jan I, 1935 thru Jul 31 , 1941 - W .W. Gardner/Evelyn M . Wells, Registrars Anderson, Martha Gillie, dau. of Robert and Martha Cannaway Wilson, born Montg. Co. @ l 8S1, died 18/02/193 6, married Frank Anderson, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Barnes, Charles H ., son of John and Mary Hall Barnes, born Montg. Co. 17/10/1 862, died 15/04/1940, married Cora Lee Barnes, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Barnett, Willie Jane, dau. of Fred and Ellen P . Davis Northcross, born VA 10/08/ 1859, died 23/03/1936, widow (J.W. Barnett), buried Elliston. Barnett, Alice, dau. of Ballard and Sarah Moses Cupp, born Montg. Co. 01/08/1866, died 27/12/1937, married James A. Barnett, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Bess, Joseph Milton, son of James C. and Harriette Smith Bess, born Montg. Co. 01/06/1863, died 10/02/1940, married Mary Ann Bess, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Bess, Frances Virginia, dau. of Frank and Pearl Hall Austin, born Montg. Co. @19 13, died 15/01/ 1936, married Paul Bess, buried Hall' s Church Cemetery. Bishop, Lil~ dau. of Unknown and Unknown, born @ 1872, died 08/ 10/ 1937, widow, buried Elliston. ~lount, Emma P ., dau of Henry and Margaret Poppin Taylor, born Montg. Co. @ 1851, died 27/01/ 1936, widow (C.F. Blount), buried Elliston. Bodell, Virginia D .E., dau of John and Susan Garman Eakin, born Montg. Co. 15/11/1862, died 16/09/1939, widow, buried Shelor Cemetery. Bolt, Lloyd L ., son of Jacob B. and Jennie Owens Bolt, born Roanoke Co. 28/10/1878, died 14/02/1941, married Bertha Bolt, buried Butt Cemetery. Bryant, Valma Annie, dau. of Roy E. and Lucille Ratcliff Bryant, born Montg. Co. 21112/1940, died 21/12/1940, buried Reesdale. Burkett, Dabney W., son of Nathaniel and May Hartman Burkett, born Roanoke Co. @ 1842, died 19/03/1939, married Anna P . Burkett, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Burkett, Anna P., dau of Joseph M . and Valeria Barrow Hinton, born Georgia 20/05/1867, died 20/J 2/ 1940, widow, buried Statesville, GA. �30 Butt, Dora Cyrus, dau. of James and Frances Zimmerman Farrow, born Lafayette 30/04/1866, died 17/07/1941, widow, buried Lafayette. Cherry, Dora Ann, dau. of Ballard and Sallie Moses Cupp, born Montg. Co. @ 1863, died 30/04/1940, widow, buried Correll Cemetery. Conner, George Washington, son of Albert and Malry Iddings Conner, born Floyd Co. 08/03/1866, died 04/Q9/1940, widowed (Victoria Isabelle Conner), buried Alleghany Springs. Craig, Catherine J., dau of Jacob and Susan Sumner Corell Craig, born Montg . Co. 15/ 10/1859, died 16/01/1941, widow, buried Shawsville. Ctaigbead, Thelma, dau of George and Della Wood Craighead, born Montg. Co. 24/02/1936, died 09/05/1941, single, buried Ironto. Davis, Frank M ., son of David B. and Ellen D. McClure Davis, born Montg. Co. 10/05/1869, died 05/05/1938, widow, buried Wlliston. Deaton, George, son of John and Drucilla Morris Deaton, born Montg. Co. @ 1871 , died 18/06/1939, widow, buried Elliston. Dow, James W., son of Samuel and Betsy Lewis Dow, born Roanoke Co. 11/12/1849, died 09/10/193 8, widowed, buried Elliston Echols, Joseph C., son of Unknown and Harriet Farmer Echols, born Giles Co. 13/12/1859, died 08/05/1939, married Effie Echols, buried Ironto. Epperly, Jacob C., dau of James and Unknown Epperly, born Floyd Co. 25/07/ 1868, died 29/12/1936, married Alma Epperly, buried Elliston. Ford, Unnamed son of Hattie and Unknown Ford, born Elliston 09/05/1938, buried Elliston. Fortune, Samuel John, son of SJ. and Lucy Buslinger Fortune, born Richmond 21/07/1913, died 28/11/ 1938, single, buried Roanoke. Furrow, Carr?ll Ann, dau. of Carl E . and Closie Sarver Furrow, born Montg. Co. 29/1211938, died 27/02/1940, buried Reesedale. Furrow, Rinda Jane, dau. of Isaac P. and Cora Jones Ratliff, born VA 29/01/1894 died 12/01/1939, widow, buried Reesedale. , VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOT~ �31 Garlick, Ida L., dau of James R . and Alice Perdue Lawrence, born Montg. Co., 15/03/1887, died 27/10/1935, married W.J. Garlick, buried Hall' s Church Cemetery. Garlick, James H., son of William and Mallvinia Winfrey Garlick,. born Montg. Co. 09/ l 0/1850, died 23/12/ 1939, widow, buried Ironto. Garman, Unnamed Son of Russell J. and Mary Lake lTirey Garman, born Montg. Co. 16/07/ 1941, died 16/07/ 1941, buried Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Garman, Samuel P ., son of John S. and Rebecca Wilson Garman, born Montg. Co. 04/06/1869, died 27/11/1939, married Mary C. Garman, buried Peters Creek. Gearheart, Florence Thelma, dau. of Edgar W. and Bertha Williams Smi~ born Giles Co. 2 1/06/1910, died 08/06/1 936, married C.H. Gearheart, buried Reesedale. Gordon, Cornelius W., son of Samuel and Jennie Bow Gordon, born Montg. Co. 07/09/1851 , died 03/06/ 1939, married Virginia Gordon, buried lronto . . Grubb, Laura Alice, dau. of Charles and Emma Taylor Blount, born 07/08/1885, died 06110/ 1936, married C.A. Grubb, buried Elliston. Hall, Will E ., son of Silas and Hannah Vest Hall, born Floyd Co. 26/08/ 1878, died 01/04/ 1937, married Mary E. Hall, buried Ironto. Hall, Freeburn Arhcie, son of Henry and Rhodea Stuart Hall, born Montg. Co. 23/06/1863(?), died 25/04/1936, widowed, buried Reesedale. Hall, Nancy Mary, dau. of Andrew w. and Amana H~nnings Walthall, born Montg. Co. 25/ 10/1855, clied 23/01/1938, widow, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Helm, Isabella, dau of Anderson and Virginia Ann Booth Akers, born Floyd Co. 18/08/1859, died 04/12/ 1936, married Jacob Helm, buried Elliston. Hendrick, Arlie May Wells, dau of Burly M . and Liomia Garlick Wells, born Montg. Co. 02/01/1901 died 01/11/1935 married M .E . Hendricks, buried Ironto. ' ' Hendricks, Annie M ., dau of Charley and Mary Jane Asher Bingham, born Montg. Co. 17/08/ 1861, died 01 /02/ 1939, widow, buried Ironto. Heslep, James B ., son of Joseph L. and Anna E. Mondy Heslep, born Montg. Co. 02/06/1854, died 14/02/ 1937, widower, buried Elliston. . ,\.1 . 11 1 ,_ ~ \!\ l\1..., It~ �Heslop, Levelia May, dau. of James and Lucy Hall Stewart, born Montg. Co. 21102/ 1886, died 21/07/1940, married Arthur W. Heslep, buried Richardson Cemetery. Heslep, Wallace PearL son of William J. and Pearl J. Wells Heslep, born Montg. Co . 06/12/1916, died 27/08/1940, single, buried Elliston. Huddleston, Kathleen, dau. of Emmett and Bertha Lambeth Huddleston, born Vinton Mar. 1926, died 09/11/1935, buried Mt. View, Vinton. Humphries, Minerva F., dau. of Edward and Susan Hanks Atkinson, born Montg. Co. , 22/05/1849, died 03/03/1939, widow, buried Butts Cemetery. Johnson, Robert Davis, son of Unknown and Mary L. Johnson, born Roanoke, VA 10/08/1933, died 05/02/1937, buried Elliston. Jones, Charles L., son of James and Unknown Jones, born Montg. Co @1886, died 30/01/1938, single, buried Elliston. Jones, Emma, dau of James and Unknown Jones, born Montg. Co. @1873, died 29/05/1940, single, buried Elliston. Lawrence, Sarah Ann, dau. of James and Rebecca Wells Moses, born Lafayette 04/07/1843, died 25/01/1939, widow, buried Lafayette. Long, Unnamed son of Arthur R. and Victoria S. Young Long, born Lafayette 14/10/1935, died 15/10/1935, buried Butts Cemetery. Long, Margaret Frances, dau. of Robert J. and Martha Connery (?) Wilson, born Rockbridge Co. 07/07/1846, died 03/02/1933, married H .E. Long, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Long, Henry Eldredge, son of Unknown and Jennie Long, born Pulaski Co. 04/04/1856, died 02/06/1941, married Nancy Mary Long, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Maxey, Herbert Lee, son of Herbert R . and Mary A. Mabry Maxey, born Montg. Co. 05/02/1940, died 09/02/1940, buried Elliston. Meacham, Chythia C., dau of James and Minerva Bell Hildenbrand, born VA 15110/1860, died 13/01/1939, widow, buried Elliston. Medley, N~omie C., dau. of Caleb and Delilia Underwood Maxey, born Roanoke Co. 17/05/1858, died 18/03/1937, widow William Medley, buried Elliston. ViRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �33 Meeks, Maggie, dau of Unknown and Unknown, born NC 18/04/ 1868, died 23/07/1940 married Benjamin A. Meeks, buried Elliston_ ' Morgan, William, son of Will and Demman Polland Morgan, born Roanoke, VA 29/11/1903, died 19/11/1936, married Clara Morgan, buried Elliston. Morton, Mollie, dau. of Grief D . Wells and Mariah Moses Wells, born Lafayette, 27/07/1862, died 07/04/1936, married G.A Morton, buried Lafayette. Oliver, Sarah Ellen, dau of Booker and Ardenie(?) Martin Condiff, born Montg. Co. 07/05/1856, died 27/12/1938, widow, no place ofburial noted. Otey, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. William Maynard and Mary Hairston Otey, born Roanoke, VA 27/01/ 1916, died 28/ 11/ 1935, single, buried Fairview, Roanoke. Payne, Margaret, dau. of Peter and Susan Hilton Bowles, born Montg. Co. 24/02/1857, died 18/02/1040, widow, buried Ironto. Pendleton, Louise Frances, dau. of Jeremiah D . and Florentine Creasy Hall, born Montg. Co. 0211111880, died 17/10/1935, married Julius Pendleto~ buried Shawsville. Perdue, James Travis, son of Walter H. and Stella Taylor Perdue, born Montg. Co. Dec. 1939, died 07/02/ 1940, buried Ironto. Perdue, Griffith, son of John W. and Lucy Jane Richardson Perdue, born Bedford Co . 16/06/1861 , died 08/06/1941, married Maud Perdue, buried lronto. Perdue, Mark Davis, son of Burton and Priscilla McCormack Perdue, born Bedford 09/03/1855, died 07/04/ 1936, widowed, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Perdue, Virginia E ., dau of John and Ellen Smith Slusser, born Montg. Co. 14/09/1857, died 13/03/1940 widow buried Elliston. ' ' Perdue, Jerell Lynwood, son of Conie B. and Mary Jane East Perdue, born Ironto 18/ 11/1 936, died 18/ 11/1936, buried Hall' s Church Cemetery. Perdue William Thomas, son of Emanuel and Elizabeth Richardson Perdue, born Montg. Co. 23f02/1878, died 26/04/1941 , married Eliza Perdue, buried Hall' s Church Cemetery. Ratliff: Isaac, son of William and Mary Furrow Ratliff, born Giles Co. 19/04/ 1859, died 23/ I 0/ 1937, widowed, buried Reesdale. 'VIRGINIA APlJ AL.ACHIANNOTES �34 Sesler, Elmer Frank, son of Chester W. and Laura A. Walthall Sesler, born Montg. Co . @1881, died 27/05/1936, married Lillian Sesler, buried Ironto. Smith, William Edgar, son of William S. and Ida Maybelle Park Smith, born Elliston 27111/1936, died 27/11/1936, buried Blacksburg. St. Clair, Margaret Anne, dau. of Ernest H. and Clarice Gay Poff St. Clair, born Roanoke Co. 23/01/1939, died 11/03/1939, buried Lafayette. St. Clair, Robert J., son of George and Elle? Ak~rs St. ,Clair, born Montg. Co. 23/10/1874, died 1411111939, married Ada St. Clair, buned Hall s Church Cemetery. Stanley, Florence, dau. of David B. and Ellen V. McClure Davis, born Montg. Co 29/03/1865, died 24/12/1937, widow, buried Elliston. Stewart Unnamed dau. of Charles Ennis and Florence Louise Weeks Stewart b Elliston,06/07/ 1941, died 06/07/1941, buried Elliston. ' om Stuart, Pauline Frances, dau. of Thomas R and Alice P. Smith Stuart, born Montg. Co. 08/10/1937, buried Galilee Church. Stump Peter S. son ofElijah and Martha Smith Stump, born Floyd Co. 04/1011868 d. d 07/02/i936, m~ed Margaret Stump, buried Little Hope Church. ' ie Stump, Ma.niel Elbert Stump, son of Peter S. and Margaret Gray Stump, born WV 16/08/1903, died 29/04/1937, single, buried Little Hope Church. Sumner, Grover C., son of Eli and Elizabeth Akers Sumner, born Iowa @1887, died 22/06/193 9, widowed, buried Floyd Co. Turner, Herbert W., son of William M .. and Annie R. Lawrence Turner, born Lafayette 10/06/1902, died 16/12/1937, single, buned, Lafayette. Weaver Lutha W. son of Ambrose and Adeline Ratliff Weaver, born Fl d C 0 06/03/1S73, died 1si10/I938, married Nannie Weaver, buried Elliston. oy · Weaver, Jessie c., dau. of Archie H. and Virginia Walthall Wells, born Lafayette 14/02/1880, died 21/02/1939, married James M. Weaver, buried Lafayette. Weaver, Jame_s Milburn, son of John W. an? Mary F. Wickham Weaver, born F loyd Co. 31/03/1871, died 22/03/1941, widowed, buned Lafayette. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE.S �35 Weeks, Fred Marshall, son ofEnunet L. and Marnie L. Gilmore Weeks, born Montg. Co. 05/11 /1929, died 23/01/1941 , buried Elliston. Weeks, George A. , son of Taze and Bettie Auborn Weeks, born Floyd Co. 11/04/1878, died 12/0711936, widowed, buried Elliston. Wells, John Bennett, son of John T.(?) and Lucinda Graham Wells, born Elliston 10/07/1866, died 11/05/1937, widowed, buried Richardson Cemetery. Wheeling, Alley Amanda, dau. of Poney and Isabel Alexandria Woods, born Patrick Co. 16/06/1871, died 28/01/ 1940, married Pembroke Wheeling, buried Ironto. Willis, Eliza ~ dau. of Alfred and Julia Hitson Davis, born Montg. Co. 26/01/1855, died 09/03/1938, buried Elliston. Witt, Junior Monroe, son of Raymond and Martha Mae Milton Witt, born Elliston 01111/ 1935, died 28/01/1936, single, buried Galilee Church. Yopp, Gladys C. dau. of Alby J. and Mabie Martin Jones, born Roanoke Co. 15/05/ 1920, died 01/04/1941 , married Clem W. Yopp, buried Galilee Church. Yopp, Mary Helen, dau. of Clem Warden and Gladys Jones Yopp, born Ironto 10/09/ 1937, died 25/ 11/ 1937, no p lace of burial noted. TIP CMIBRAS AT THE CEMETERY I have found that taking a notebook and a disposable c~mera to_ a cemetery can be very helpful. Sometimes after locating a gravesite and jotting down information on scraps _of paper, I would often misplace or even lose them. Now, by taki~g a camera ~ong, I h~ve a visual backup that I can scan into my computer and keep in my family file to rerrund me of where the find was. Joanne Burnett BRING A BROOM I've just returned from a very old cemetery in Pasadena, California, where I was searching for my husband's ancestors. Many old trees in the area had shed leaves, making it hard to locate names and markers at a glance. It was also a larger cemetery with many raised monuments that made it impossible fo r the caretakers to keep up with cleaning off the flat markers. I wished l had broug ht some sort of small tool, perhaps a small, short-handled, child-sized broom that l could use to sweep the leaves ofT without stooping, and without hruming the markers Laureen Bodenbender ,_ �BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA, EARLY SETTLERS By Charles T. Burton Throughout southwestern Virginia, Charles T. Burton was a well known and respected genealogist and historian who compiled a large amount of data. The Southwestern Vrrginia Genealogical Society is pleased to announce the publication of Charles T. Burton's wor~ Botetourt County, Virginia Early Settlers. In this compilation he confined his presentation to the 1782 land area of Botetourt County. In that year the indicated area encompassed all or portions of: Monroe county, West Virginia and the present day Virginia counties ofMontgomery, Floyd, Giles, Roanoke, Craig, Allegheny and Bath. During his many years of researching, he coJlected material relating to the 1740 to 1795 land transactions of the early settlers in the indicated area. This compilation was his attempt to index this material. Approximately 2000 individuals are listed alphabetically by their surname and then their given name. These entries are followed by an identification of the county where the record is located, along with the type of record, its boo~ page, date, and quite often the acreage and location of the land. This compilation consists of 133 pages of names. It has a soft cover and a cloth binding. Only a small number of copies have been printed and, unless the demand exceeds our expectations, we will not republish it. It is an excellent resource for use in identifying many of the early settlers and in locating most of their early documents that relate to the 1782 Botetourt land area.. Purchase information is on the order blank. Purchase cost is as indicated below. Make checks payable to: Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or SVGS, Inc. Orders should be mailed to: SVGS c/o D. Martindale. 250 Preston Ave. NE Roanoke, VA 24012-3012 Botetourt County, Virginia Early Settlers $20.00 VA Sales Tax ** Postage $ 2. 00 Total $22.** **(Virginia purchasers please take note: Unless you have been exempted.from state sales taxes, $0.90 sales tax must be added to the cost ofeach copy that is mailed to a Virginia address.) 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Roanoke Clty Pubf:c Library Virginia Room WINTER 2002 Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soc:, Inc. P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Address Correction Requested ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION 706 S Jefferson St Roanoke VA 240 16-5 104 I.. I,I,I,, II I,,,. .. 11, II," I, I, .. ,1111, .. , 1., 11 .. ,11 NON/P ROF IT ORG . U.S. POST AGE PAID PERM IT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 26, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource Monroe County Revolutionary Pensioners; 1924 Hill's Directory of Covington, entries J-R; Marriage notices printed in the Roanoke Times, 1889-1902; Grant-Bryant Funeral Home Records, 1930-1941. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Winter 2002 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv26n1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4982/VANv25n4.pdf 082878cad4b81a7ad940df4aae49305f PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 FALL2001 i,f:f'":'f'.~ : ff Ifi 1 ) ;!i Virginia r' '"'.... .,._ ~c:; R;;o.r.ckE: C it).· Pub!ic Libra ry 'v''!r91n1a . . 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Followin g tl1eir review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, on South Jefferson Street in R oanoke. V irgin ia. �. . . . - - ,. .~ .,,,_ ~ ~ ' " I .. - , - , - ... :::.1c - 1Drcry \ /i-ginio t<oom VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly By SOUTHWESTERN VlRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOC1ETY, INC. Vol. 2 5 - No. 4 - Fall 2001 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Sisson Cem e t e1-y, iv1ontgome ry Co., V ~ conttibuted by Mary F.C. Williams Virg inia R oom Acqui sitions Dire cto ry , C it y of Covington, VA (Residence D-1), contributed by Don Vau g han (To be continued) Grant Bryant Funeral Records, Elliston,. VA, Books 10-12 by Lucy Bryant Hurst (To b e continued) Books Reviews Membership Comer and Queries Looking for the Ladies in the Family Tree by Juliana Smith lndex to Volum e 25 (To be continued) -0 0 <N I ~ 0 I - r6 163 165 168 176 201 202 203 206 OOPS .. .. Printer says we have too many pages in this issue so the Index to Volume 25 will be concluded in the Winter 2002 issue. DILLON/DILLION & ALLIED FAMILIES, Vol. I, Vol. TI and Vol. ill by Mae Dillon Moore, 2806 pages. published Fall 2000 is still available. This is a limited, one time printing, sold only in sets; $ 179.99 per set, plus $10.00 shipping and handling. Virginia and North Carolina mailing addresses please enclose sales tax. Order from Mary F. Karnes, 218 Cobblestone Dr. , Chapel Hill, NC 27516-8738. Please see the Fall 2000 issue of The VAN for a review of this publication. Botetourt County, Virginia Early Settlers by Charles T. Burton is still available from the Society. Please see the order form at the back of this issue. VIRGINIA .~rPALACHIAN NOTES �- Southwestern 'Vi19i1ria §eneafogicai Socie1)l, ~nc. P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke. Virg1n1a 24026 Dear Fellow ·Members, The events of September 11 have caused us all to think long and hard about our famil ies As "family historians" we have the responsibility to keep the memories of those who a re gone alive Sometimes we think that no one cares about our "work". How many times have we gotten a "cold shoulder" when we start asJcjng questions about family members? Something keeps us going, though. Maybe it's just our desire to know more about these people. Perhaps, though, it's for times like this. Hopefully, people who lost family and friends on that hoTTibl e day wi ll preserve their memories of those individuals so that they can be passed down t o those who come after. How will young child know his parent or grandparent if no one keeps the m "alive" in th e ir memory? Our work is worthwhile and we should encourage other to preserve the ir past and present. At the risk of repeating myself, I want to mention the Ellis Island site again . ln mid-September l finally found the passenger ship entry for my grandfather and great-grandmother t han ks to the help of a website. Stephen Morse has created a website that allows you to search more then one field at a time. It is very helpful when there is a spelling error in the surname you are seeki ng. Anyone with an ethnic surname knows-this is the biggest problem with the Ellis Island material . The site can be found at: http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/ellis/ellis.html Thanks to Stephen there is another tool to help you. I recently attended an old postcard show. I have been collecting postcards from places in England that my ancestors lived in or near. Many date from the time period they actually lived there. Postcards can add to your knowledge of ancestors by showing you places they lived and worked. Many building no longer exist. Old postcards capture these memories for us. Election of officers will take place at the November meeting . As I write this there are still positions to be filled; recording secretary, corresponding secretary and membership chairperson among them. If you can help with any of these offices, please contact me. Happy Hunting, Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-13 28 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net YIRGINiA A~EALACHIAN NOTES �SISSON CEMETERY T his F loy d Co unty cemetery was established near Simpsons, circa 1865 by members of th e L udlow B. and Cath erine Grisso Sisson family. A large number of the first hu rials in th e cemetery were marked with local flat tieldstones showing no id e ntification. Commercial markers were used in later years and some of the native ~ tones were replaced with th e new modern cut stones. From Simpsons, VA on road 65.3 Shawsvillc Pike, turn left on Diamond Knob Road and travel about one mile. T urn left on School House Lane (Washington School used to be in this vicinity). You will be on a very narrow road and will come to a "No Trespassing" sign. Stop 3 little beyond the sign and the cemetery will be up the hill on your left. You will have to hack out until you can find a place to turn around. Words in parentheses have been added for clarification. Some of the unidentified burials there are known to be: Ludlow B(ranham) Sisson, b. Feb. 3, 1797 in Rockbridge Co., d. March 12, 1886 (son of Stanley Sisson & CatrinJCatherine Kirkwood. Stanley was born in Orange Co un ty, VA) 1 t ' Catherin e Grisso Sisson, b. 1796, d. after 1870 (wife of Ludlow, dau. of Mathias G risso, an immigrant from Italy, who m a rried Elizabeth GreenJee of Lancaster, PA) John H. Sisson, b. April 25, 1818, d. 1891 (son of Ludlow & Catherine) Hannah Wilson Sisson, B. 1817, d . 1895, (wife of John H. Sisson) David Sloan Sisson, b . N.ov. 25, 1833, d. Nov. 23 , 1915 (son of Ludlow~ Ca~herin~, his grave was marked with a Confederate marker in 1996 after it was identified ~y his grandson, Raymond T. Sisson. David was the busband of Sarah Magdalene · C oon Sisson, b. Jan. 2 , 1841, d . Feb. 18 1937 She was buried in Wheatland · · of her Cemetery in Botetourt C ounty, VA due' to inclement weather at the time d eath) E dna Ann Coon, b. abt. 1843, d . before 1929 Thomas Sisson, b . 1873, d . 1889 (son of David & Magdalene) The following are marked graves with commercial stones: James Madison Sisson, b. Oct. 4, 1831 d Nov. 23, 1900 (son of Ludl~;d& t ' · was replaced WI'th a Come era e C atherine; a Civil War Veteran, his marker marker in 1995) E liza(beth) J(ane) Coon Sisson, b. March 7, 1834, d. Sept. 13, 1884 (wife of James) �(Nancy) Catherine Coon, b. Nov. 7, 1837, d. Dec. 5, 1897 Luemma Hester Sisson, b. April 15, 1866, d. Feb. 22, 1884 (dau. of .Ja mes & E liza) Ballard Madison Sisson, b. April 15, 1866, d. Oct. 21, 1895 (son of .James & E liza, twin to Luemma) Andrew William Boone, b. Sept. 3, 1830 (in FrankJin Co.), d. Sept. 4, 1886 (in Floyd Co., son of Jacob Boone & Rachel Kessler of Franklin County.) Margaret Clementine (Mason) Boone, b. Jan. 25, 1851, (in Roanoke C o.) d. Aug. 17, 1894 (in Floyd Co., 2°d wife of Andrew, dau. of Samuel Mason & Lydia Garst, balfsister to the above four Coon sisters.) George C(lifton) McNeil, b. Jan. 12, 1892, d. May 17, 1894 (son of James Ireson McNeil & Margaret Clementine Mason Boone - 2°d marriage for both) Eliza Jane, Magdalene, Edna Ann and Catherine Coon were daughters of Samuel Coon & Lydia Garst. This list recorded by Seb_ert L. Sisson who was instrumental in getting th~s old cemetery fenced along with much tree felling and brush cutting. Clyde Sisson and one of his sons from Shawsville do the maintenance. Additional information provided by Mary Frances Conner Williams, May, 2000 P. O. Box 1367, Pulaski, VA 2'4301 fredmarv@J-plus.net j {great-granddaughter of Andrew & Clementine Boone.) · If your neighbor offends thee, give each of his children bagpipes! Family Tree, The Odom Library, Moultrie, GA; June/ July 2001, pA23 ·vlRC\NlA.J\PHP\l.A.CHl/\N NOTES �(<OS 1! VTRGINIA ROOM ACQUISITIONS Apri I - September 2001 P<Jssc ngcr and Imm1 gr.w on Lists. I 11d c~ 2002 upplcment Pan 2 Iron I lorscs 111 the Va l ley T he Va lley and She nando:J h Va lley Railroads .. 1866-1882 Papers of George \\·ashington : ReYolutionary War Scn cs 11 16'!! E ng 111ee r Co. US Mari ne Corps Reserve Burn s/Burrus Mail dc li\'c ry in t he Mag ic Ci ty: A History of the United States Postal Service in Roanoke. Virginia Gi rl in the Tapestry Orac le 19D r 1u,·anna County. Virgi nia Death Records 1853 -1896 T he Boyd and The West Records of Officers a nd Men of New Jersey in Wars 17 9 1-1815 Wrig ht Fa mil ~· Records : Land Tax Lists. Bedford County. VA.. 1782-1850 Missouri. the Gateway for Migration - 1850- Lewis Cow1r,r L incoln C ounty. Vi rg inia/Kentucky · Deed Abstracts l 78 1-1795 Smyth County. VA. . Marriages 1892-1 905 Besides the St ill Waters : The Story of German Settlements a nd the Lu therru1 Church in Wythe County. VA. In Sea rc h or Your European Roots Third Edition Histo rical Boundary Atlas or Central Virginia T he Marriage License Bonds of Mecklenburg County. A.. 1765-1810 Roi I of Honor: Names of Soldiers Who Died in Defense of the American Union, Interred in the National Cemeteries Index to the Roll of Honor Four Centuries of Virginia Christmas In View of the Great Want of Labor: A Legislative History of African American Conscription in the Confederacy Cem eteries of the City of Newport News, Formerly Warwick County, Virg inia Allegha ny Hig hlands. Virginia Manuscripts Albemarle County. Virg inia Wills 1752-1764 Halifax Cowity, Virginia Court Orders 1767-1770 (Plea Book No. 6) Botetourt County, V irg inia Heritage Book 1770-2000 Hem1anus B rugh Immig rant Historic Mills of America The Frenc h-Turner-Hockaday Family of Virginia The Patowmack Canal :From Canal to Constitution Tombsto ne Inscriptions of Powhatan County, Virg inia Vol III Spotsy lvania County. Virginia Deeds 1722- 1725 Spotsy lvania County . Virg inia Deeds 1725-1729 Filby, P. William and Katherine H. Nemeh, eds Hildebrand, John R. Chase, Philander D., ed. Penick. Charles G. Burris, John W. Compiler English, Paul M. Hendricks, Virginia Harris Salem High School Hailey, Nell - transcn0er Clingenpeel, Mary Lee Boyd New Jersey Adjutant-General's Office Grant. Robert N. Ingmire, Frances T. MGW Publications, compiler Hockett, Thomas Jack and Shelia Steele Hunt Klutz, Roger S. Ba'\1er, Angus Grundsel Eric G. Nottingham, Stratton U. S. Quartermaster's Department . Reamy, Martha and William,_compilers . Theobald, Mary Miley and Libbey Hodges Ohver Ingram, E. Renee Miles Barry W. and Gertrude Stead Bodie: Charles A , Editor Sparacio, Ruth and Sam (ILC Genealogy) . Botetourt Heritage Book CoIIU1llttee Connnet, R P. . Fralish, Linda, editor . Boswell, Mary French, compiler Howlett, Lynn Doney Nowery, Sharon Lee Sparacio, Ruth and Sam Sparacio, Ruth and Sam VIRGINIAAPPALACHIAN t..'OTES �Acquisitions Continued Loudoun County, Virginia Will Book F, with Inventories & Accounts 1797-1802 Loudoun County, Virginia Wills 1797-1800 History of Southwest Virginia, 1746-1786, Washington County 1777-1879 Virginia Militia in the War of 1812, 2 volumes Order Book Abstracts of Louisa County, Virginia 1768-1769 Louisa County, Virginia Orders 1767-1768 Orange County, Vrrginia Orders 1759-1762 Orange County, Virginia Orders 1762-1763 Albemarle County, Virginia Wills 1764-1765 Heads of Families of the First census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790: North Carolina My History is America's History: 15 Things You Can Do To Save America's Stories Resource Allocation Plan Adopted for Fiscal Year 2001 -2002 Meyers Orts-und-Verkehrs-Lexikon des Deutschen Reichs The Original Scots Colonists of Early America: Caribbean Settlement 1611-1707 Irish Relatives and Friends: From " Information Wanted" Ads in the Irish-American 1850-1871 Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts ofVrrginia Land Patents and Grants: Vol 7, 1762-1776 West Virginia Quilts and Quiltmakers Missouri Genealogical Gleanings 1840 arld Beyond vol. 1, 3, 4, 5 National Intelligencer Newspaper Abstracts7 volumes covering 1818-1835 Genealogical Research Directory 1998 The Genealogical of the Hypes, Hipes, and Hammond Descendants of Johann Nicolaus Heibst 1728-1802 and Apollonia Wamser Heibst 1740-1833 6v Estate Inventories: How To Use Them Kansas Territorial Settlers of 1860 Who Were Born in TN, VA, NC, & SC. Revolutionary Patriots of Frederick County, Maryland 1775-1783 Irish Americans: A Versified Company Forced Founders: Indians, Debtors, Slaves, and the Making of the American Revolution. Index to the Prerogative Wills oflreland 1536~1810 After Chancellorsville: Letters from the Heart A Southern Star for Maryland: Maryland and the Sesession Crisis Snowbird Cherokees: People of Persistence A Gujde to Genealogical Research in Maryland The Rappahannock Scenic River Atlas The Goose Creek Scenic River Sparacio. Ruth and Sam Sparacio. Ruth and Sam Summers. Lewis Preston (GencalogicaJ Publishing Co.> Sparacio, Ruth :rnd Sparacio. Ruth and Sparacio, Ruth and Sparacio, Ruth and Sparacio, Ruth and Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam (Genealogical Publishing Co .) National Endowment For the Humnnitics City of Roanoke Wright, Raymond S. III Dobson. David DeGrazia, Laura Murphy & Diane Fitzpatrick Haberstroh, compilers Hudgins, Dennis Ray Valentine, Fawn Eddlemon Sherida K . Dixon. Joan M. Johnson, Keith A and Malcolm R . Sainty Hypes, George, compiler Smith, Kenneth L. c. Peden, Henry Jr. Demeter, Richard; compiler , editor and annotater Holton, Woody Vicars, Sir Arthur, ed. Bailey, Judith A. and Robert I. Cottom Denton,. Lawrence M . Neely, Sharlotte Peden. Henry C., Jr. Trout, W . E. In Trout, W. E . HI 'VIRGINIA ft.PF'~iLALHIAN NOTE~ �107 Acquisitions continued The 1aury Rl\·cr A tl:ls Trout, W. E. ill The Shenandoah Ri,·cr Atl::is Trout W. E. ill T he G reat D ismal A tlas Trout, W. E. ill , · fV' · · .sitors of the University o rrguua Jack son OJ\"I S and Los t World of Jim Crow Education Rector an d Vl Aztec C lub o f 174 7 : Military Society of the Mexican \Var Sesquice ntennial Historv 184 7- 1997 Breithaupt, Richard H., Jr: . li n ~ymond The V1rg in1 u Ghost Murders Sachs, Les e N i. Will' M S Rasmussen F ranklin Coumy. Virg inia Hcmage 2000 Kelly. James C. and iam · · Interim Spec ial Re port: Rc, ·o lut ionary \V~ir Veteran . . , ConuruSSion Gra\·cs1tcs in V irginia Joint Legislative Audit and~~VI~" Scott T he Stones Bea r Witness Bogle, Parke C. and JoAnn ic e F renc h and Indian War Not ices Abstracted From Colonial Newspapers: . Vo lume I: 1754- 1755 Lucier, Annandfranc~s Vo lume 11 : 1756-1757 Lucier, Armand franc~s Volu me Ill : Jan I. 1758-Scpt 17, 1759 Lucier, Armand Franc~s Volume IV: Sept 17. 1759-Dec JO. 1760 Lucier. Armandfranc~s Volu m e V : Jan I. 1761-Jan 17. 1763 Lucier, Amt.and Francis Iron Confederac ies: Southern Railways. Klan Violence. and Reconstruction Nelson. Scott Reynolds The Virgini a Adyc nture Roanoke to James Towne: Hume. Ivor Noel An A rc haelogical and Historical Odyssey W riting Himself Into History : Oscar Michea~x. His d Louise Spence Si lent Fi lms. a nd His Audiences il Bowser.· Pearl an mp er Craghead, Paul D., co The Conner Family of F loyd Connty. Virginia After the Backcountry: Rural Life in tlle Great Valley d warren R Hofstra Koons. Kenneth E. an of Virginia 1800- 1900 SaillanL John, Ed. A fro-Virgini a n H istory a nd Culture Across the Years: A History of First Baptist Church Anderson. Frederick Jarrard of RPanoke. Virginia .El. bet11 and Wayne Celeb rate Ric hmond Dementi, Jz<J es Moore m, George D. Rawls Trout W. E. ill, Jani Fa lls of the James Atlas Little: Barbara Vines Fred erick Coimty. Virginia Militia Records 1755-1761 T he Hunting Pioneers. 1720- 1840: Ultimate d Donna Jean Holden Holden, Robert John an Backwoodsmen on the Early American Frontier Accomack Cow1ty. Virginia Court Order McKey, JoA.nn Riley Abstracts 1697-1703 : Volume 9 A ccomack Cou nty , Virgi nia Court Order McKey, JoA.nn Riley Abstracts 1703- 1710: Volwne 10 Accomack County. Virginia Court Order McKey, JoAnn Riley Abstracts 1 7 J0-1 714: Volwne II Vi rginia Whitewate r: A Paddler ' s Guide to the Corbet, H. Roger Rivers of Virginia Lawyering For the Railroad : Business, Law and Thomas, William G. Power in the New South Quarstei.11. John V. C . S.S . Vi rginia: M istress of Hampton Roads A m erican City. Southern Place: A Cultural Kimball, Gregg D. Hi story of Antebellwn Riclunond Tisdale, D. A Soldiers of the Virginia Colony 1607- 1699 l �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA '. I ..-··-··-··-·-··-··-..- ..-·-··-··-..-·-·-..-·-·- ..-··- ..-·-·- .. I I (S- I. C. WAGNER i Dentist J I --.[ --eo Phone 254 Office: Pirkey Bldg. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I I .+1-•-···- ··-··-,·-··-··-··- ··-·- ··---··- ··-··- 1tJo.-••-··-·-··-·-··-··-··-··- ·+ DODGE SALES AND SERVICE < C. G. KENNEDY, Manager ::ii G'> ~ > :> -u D -0 > r- t; ::r: ~ a -t fT1 U> • DABNEY, William (Celia) 230 S. Marion St. Dameron, S. B. 115 Maple Ave., Tel. 276. Daniels, Deland F. (Edit h ) 129 N. Lexington St., T e l. 179. Danner, Charlie. 217 Hickory St. Davidson, C. L. (Mabe l) John, Rodney. 201 H olly St., T e l. 202J. Davidson, Mrs. Hannah. 2 01 Holly St., Tel. 202J. "'Davis, 1\frs. Arthia, Delphine, Doro thy, J ohn, Thelma. 328 Locust St. Davis, Bryant ( Daisy) 315-3 17 W. Main St., Tel. 88. Davis, Mrs. Catherin e !!:., Edward, Helen, John. 106 Pine St. Davis , C. H. (Effie) Harvey, Exia, Harry. 228 Wa lnut S t .. Tel. 7. " Dav is, Edel. 314 L ocus t St. • Davis, Edd. (Jennie ) Elizabeth, Geo rg e. 338 Pine St. Davis, Garnet. 21!.I W. Rivers ide Ave . •Dav is , Miss Hazel. 124 Cherry St. Davis, H. E. (Katie) Virg ie, Lila . 315 Lexi ngto n St. " Davis, Henry. 301 Cor. Loc ust & Magazine St. 40 Davis, Henry (Euln) Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. 0 Davis, L ap.rella (Oneida) 332 Cherr y St. / Davis, Lutper (Millie E. ) Howard, Lucille, · Addie. 214 Highland St. Tel. 237. "'Davis, Langster. 12tJ Cherry St. *Davis, Robert (Elizabe th) 216 Locust St. Davis, R. G. (Hannah), William, Harold. 11 2 l\lcDonald St. Davis, Ruby. 219 W. Riverside Ave. Da,·is, Thomas Ogden (Carrie) Thomas, Jr., John. Virginia Ave., Rivermo nt Addn. "' Uiwis, W. M. 124 Ch err y St. Dawson, H. E. (Mary) Nancy, Bessie. 217 Walnut St. Dawson, T. G. (Alice) 110 N. Lexington St. Deacon. Claude B. (Sarah ). 116 N. Maple Ave., Tel. 164. Deacon, Elbert J. (Bessie) Hilda, Helen, Roy, Jack, Billy. 126 S. Lexington St. Dean, Mrs. Elizabeth, Thelma. 215 W. Locust St. Dean, H. J. (Maude ) Herman. 31 4 Kline St. Deane!', Mrs. \V. II., Harry, Gertrude. ,. Dickson, J nm es (Geo rgia) Gern~d­ ine, Nora, Preston, Thomas, Neille, Virginia Ave., Rive r mont Addn. Elgin, Everett, Alice. 221 E. LoDeffinbaugh. M':-, A. (l\I~y) . .Bes~ie, cust St. Elsie, Josephine. I 02 E. R1vers1de D ickson, Margaret. 209 1i\'. Riverside Ave. Ave. Deflh1baugh, Wulter W. (Pauline) Marshall, Dorothy, Ma r y, Marguer- Dickson, Mrs. Marie, Edw., Bln11che, Nellie, L eo nnr.<l, Frnnkie. ~26 ite, Beulah . N. Alleghany Ave. Fudge St. *Deigh, Hornce. 107 Crnig St. Diehr, P. A. (Lilly). 308 Kli ne St. Deihl, Paul. 829 N. Alleghany Ave. Deisher, A. W. (Eva) Anna. 215 >Diggs , Archie (Annie) 312 Cherry St. Prospect St. Deitze, Ber tha. 223 W . Locust St., "> Dixon, Noni. 205 E. L ocust St. Dobbs, Lewis. 836 Beverly St. Tel. 46. Delancy, Floyd ( l\linnie) O'Gnrn Dobbs, W. F. (Julia) 836 B eve rly SL Bldg., 103 Map le Ave. '' Dobso11, Irn (Mel.lister) Tilford, Delancy, J ohn T. 116 N. l\fople A\'e. Rose, l\Inry, Ardclin, Fra n ces , Wil Delnn ey, l\frs. l\[nry C., Robe r t 0., lia111. 20.1 Fiflh St. E lizabeth. 116 N. l\lnple ."we. · Do bso n, William (Lytlu) :i I 0 s . Denson. lllrs. Alice R. 217 S. LexLe xin ~ ton SL ington St. Do<l<l, C. W. 22:1 E. Hi\'ers irlC' Ave. •Dent, E. l\l. (Kellie ) 328 Cherry St. l•o<ld, James (Me rre ll Jomes , I>Mis. • Dent, Georg e• (El11 n r:1) Cons Lm11:e. 2 l8 Pine SL 328 Cherry S t. Dudtl, 0 . S. (I'enrl) Rul1y, Ninu , lloDerr, W. H. 132 Co urt St., Tel. :l28. 111cr, J oh11. 7:10 N . Be ,·erly St. Devcn;. C. II . (l.111 :1), C has. P., l\l n- l• 11~d. Wnrd ~ I. (Ne llie-) Linwood, rie . 712 S. A llr . A ,.l'. Eve relt. I<lin t· ~t. Derfle r, Edward (.Juli:1) I !!I JllcCu rly Do lby. !\li!'!' A . I:! I \\'. Jfo· ~· ri: i1l e St. :\ \'e., T e l. I lf1. "' Desper, Charl il'. :j(l;, !'inc St. llollini:, L. ll a ll ((: me•· ) Ah·in . l lt•r· Delp. Dr. C. ~I. ·I :!:.! Hi,·e rs id e ,\ \'I'. , o th e a. Ha y mond. ·I :!:! \r . l. N ·11s l T e l. 270. S t., 'l'<.'I. 1. Dew, Ira . (Ida 8 .) ·l:..!8 \\'. Jluin St., l >11llnian . E. B. (.\! ag~ i eJ A urel ia. :.! l !i T e l. lDS. MrCurd y St. , Te l. :!:H. Dickerson, F'reJ (Mne) .Juan ita. l\linc l) ,,11t1 111 11 . Mrs. ~lolli 1·, StPp lw n . :w:, St. !-:. Hi,·l•rs idt• A1·r. Dickcrson,J.11 .( Hesi:ic·I ll nrrr .f 1>h 11 I>11 ra 11, \\" illia m. \\' illi•· I JO :\. l.r·\· Fann ie. l\li ne Si. ·' ' i 11 ~ t11n :-:1. Dickey, Robe rt J . (~l:i tt i t> l ll.1tti1'. f11111~la .; . l rn !". ( l.1'flt11 I :::::.: \\' . 1,, . 4 !fl \\'. ~lai n St. rw:t ~ l. Oic k~un. Charles H. D ia r y ) 1111: ~( l11\·1·ll, :\ . .I. ( ld:tl , , ,; 1.. l\11·1·1 ,,i,. Lexingto n ~t. .\ ,·1· .. '1'1!1. l li :l. Dickso n, Harry \\'. 111 1; S . L1· xi11 i.: to 11 Jl o 1~· 11 C'!'. :'l lrs . . I. I•: .. l:• · r t li:1, E ln 1111•, Sl. ( ,1• ·1111 . .l11h 11. :!:!:< I·:. Hi v "r~ i 1l " Dickson, ll enr.\ \\'. ()la 1 F:lloel. Vir:\ \' (! . g in in, Hollis. I :10 S. Lexington St. llM\'l! cy, A. \\'. ( ltu th) t'l:111·111·1:, Dickson, I. T., Byrn11. Osenr, Ral ph, F_r e d . . Hoy, Fr:111cc•s. C: c11 rgi11, H1tllTiclcn. :30 .1 Onk S t. ~1 e, Ga ruc>t. 7 14 S. 1.l• x in~l11n St. '41 �- -... DIRECTORY Of COVINGTON, VlRGJNIA r·-·-------·- ·-----·-·-·--·-.. -----r : I HANSON & RAIKES l i i. I I ::::0 0 z Office Phone 205 f Residence Phone 269 or 161-J >- >\J \J '):::<· '~ ~ > z ~ --1 rn • I' I l j DRS. RANGELY & DELP I ! Parrish Square i ' ·· · · I ··· ··! Near Western Union l +--·--.. l I ...__,___-...+l --~--··-··----·-----·-·--·-·-,,._ Do~ney, G. M. (Bertha) Irene, Lillian, Chester, Stewart . Virginia Ave., River mont Addo. Downey, J. E. (Bettie) Roy Warren Raymond. Virginia Av~.. River: mont Addn. Downey, Selma. 402 S. Maple Ave. Downey, John (Mary) Dorothy Garland . Rivermont Addn. ' Dressler, Ben (L illian) Doris, Lewis. Virginia Avenue, Rivermont Addo. Dressler, E. D. (Lula) Vashtie. Maryland Ave. Rivermont Addn. Dressler, P. A. (Letha) Forrest, Helen, Margaret, Frank, Dana. 718 N. Beverly St. Dressler, W. A. (Eula) Mae, Estell. Maryland Ave., Rivermon t Addn. • Drew, Mrs. Mary. Cherr y S t. Drew, Ollie (Pearl) Mary, Edward, Harry, Nathaniel, Wilber, Elizabet h, Sadie. 311 Oak St. Driscol D. J. (N ancy) Pat, Lawrenc~, Louise. 110 W. Main St. +·--·----;- .. Drumheller, C. S. Monroe and Pine Sts. Drumhelle'r, L. H. (Laura) Gertrude, Ernest. 357 Prospect St. Drumheller, Sadie. 357 Prospect St. Drury, Mrs. Anna M. 121 Prospect St.• Tel. 121. Drury, John. 121 Prospect St., Tel. 121. Dudding, E. C. (Pearl) William, L ester. 533 N. Alleghany Ave. Duer, Mrs. R 0., Minnie, Mary. 220 Pxospect St. Duling, Miss Nell. 101 McCurdy St. Dunnaway, F. S. (Nancie) Eugene, Pauline. 215 E. Riverside Ave. Dunbrack, P. C. (Lilly) William, Grant. 110 E. R iverside Ave. Duncan, J. A. (Nannie) 53G S. Lexington St. Dyche, R. E. (Annie L.) 309 Court St., Tel. 227. -·•-u.-.,.--.,,--•·-••-•-•-••-~-·-••-;u-·--+ Smith.. The Tailor . Hats Cleaned & Blocked +·--..- • • -- ••-·••- ••- •- ••-w-••-n- .,.- t • - -••-••- •---•-· -..- • -.••·- .-•-·-.+ 4l II I I . I j : Denhsts . I j ! .!I .J L._,_.,_.,_,_,~~~:. _.D:.~ui'.ding ____,__ l I < I Phone 50 i TAXI SERVICE l +-----·-··- --·-..,.__._,.._,, _ ___ ,___.,____.___._ _,,_, __,_ _.+ i Il and i DIRECTORY OF COV INGTON, VIRGINIA ! I i CITY TRANSFER I~ .... , E • EADES, C. D. (Alice ) 3 07 E. Lo- Ellis .Josc iil1 F: (Z"lplin) \V "ll" cust St. ' ~ :· ""' 1 inm, - Eakle Ida '>04 \\' '1 . St Nc~eby, I ntnc k, M.n ry E. 12 G S . u am . l\l nplc Ave T el 1" 2 Eakle, L. L. (Esther) Lconn rd Jr. El· "'. .: " · 40 5 E. Riversid e Ave ' hson, Na lahc, H1chnn.I. l'nlsy , S idEnrmun, pr. J. S. (Loltle) Jack. 10 ,1 , r~ cy, , l{ nlhlccn. 302 Map le Ave. N. Le:ungton St., Tel. 324. Eilts , . fhomns . (Lula) l\linnie, In n .. East, Sam. 420 N. Alleghany Ave. Louis e, l\Inri e. 120 V, S. Maple Eas~ •. w. A. (Ber tha) Rivermonl AdAve. d1tion. Empy, James (Nor a) Els ie, KntherEchols, Charles. 423 W. Ma in St. , inc, Othelia , James. Dewey St. Tel. 127. Emswiler, Mrll. Lue tta, Thelma. 312 • Edwards, J . S. (Alice) Nellie VirN. Maple Ave. ginia. Rivermont Addn. ' England, Mrs. Annie McA. Bridge •Edward:!! Mrs. Sarah J\linnic 109 St., Rosedale Addn., Tel. 212. Short ::;t. ' · Entsminger, C. H. (Angeline) ElEggleston, Earl. 1001 Monroe St. wood,. Sylvia!. Coda, I on:i, Clabr~n, ' Ehrhart Charles W (Corn) 320 F r a ncis, Carumnl, R aymond, Pyma, Hawthorne St. · Polly. i!20 Oak St.. Tel. 249. " Ehrhart, George (Cassie) 320 Ha\~- Ergenbright, C. B. (Bl anche) Marthorne St. guret, Richard, Robert, William . E llinger, James. 205 Bridge St. 1 16 Maple Ave., Tel. 276. Ellinger, Luther. 104 McDonald St. Ergenbright; E. C. ( Fannie) Ruth, Ellinger, Richard (Clara) Lee Ella. . 1 Alma, Carli Thurma n, Dorothy, 205 Bridge St. · Beulah, Tek a. 314 H azel St. Elliott, Mrs. Mary, Kate, T aylor, Eubanks, Edith, Clifford. 614 N. Al~illiam, B ob. 110 Fudge St. legh~ny Ave. Elliott, S. P. ( Hazel) 214 Prospect Entsminger, F. F. (Gertrude) . RivSt., T el. 265. ermont Addn. Elliott, W. M. (Mary ) Wilson M. Jr., ••Eubank, Jenny. 119 Cherry St. Eloise. 108 Chestnut St. Eva!1s, ~frs. Amanda M. 522 W. Elliott, W. Y. W. Main St., near R1vers1de Ave., Tel. 188. post office. Evans, Gorena. 714 S. A lie Ave. , • ¥ • r-~::p:~k=-i:-~~=·:~~=~·;~::-·1 \ . I l. PAY THE CASH AND PAY LESS l·-·- . . . . . ; .· --··-··-·---·-- ·-··-·-·-··-·•-e.--••-• ·-~-·• -••-••- ..- 43 . l -•- -u- "-•·• -• --c ( JI �l DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VlRGINlA T>-·' -n-••-u-u- . . -••-h-•~-••-11Jt.-11-a11-u-•~-.•~-u-••-••-••-••-•11 -••-••--1 !l I. I D. N. WEIFORD I J DEALER JN . I I : / l f i. f Dry Goods and General Merchandise Fresh and Cured Meats HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES ii ~ ~ ~ !5 r ~ C') I -0 = I z > > i i ~ r > 0 x > z : f I !I J. i 1I I .i j l ~ ~ :I = I ..•- •-••-••-u-11·- ••-•·•-••-••·- ••-n-•.- (JI i•I covmgton, . va. Phone 293 5-J i ~----·-•-~•m I I I. iI :! i II ... . ·; .. WE DELIVER ! !. I. lj i •1-u- • • - • - · - - •-.+ Fitzgerald, Sophia. 416 Highland St. *Fifaputrick, Willinm (Annie) Clarence, Edward, Ralpb, Ead, Odell, Oln. 304 S. Marion St. "' l!' leming', Carrie. 209 E. Locust St. F leming, Mrs. E. L., Homer. Fnnnie, Cecil, Willie. I<line St. Flemings, C. W. (Ruby) 607 N. Alleghany Ave. Fleshman, Burdett C. 112() Highland St., Tel. 277. Fleshman, J . .H. (Edna M.) Rushford K., James H. Jr. 112() Highland St., Tel. 277. Flint, T. W. (Ocie) Jerome, Geneva, Paul, Francis, Christine. 336 Oak St. Flippo, G. B. (i\iyTtle) G. B. Jr. 3'16 Prospect St. Flipo, J. P . (Cora) Elizabeth, Ruth. 223 W. Locust St., Tel. 46. Florence, Alma. 212 Onk St. Florence, W illiam. 207 Oak St. l''loyd, Frank H. (Antha) Ruby, Knthleen, June, Frances, Joyce. 116 i\icDonnld St. F loyd, G. H. ( Annie) Ru th, Dorothy. 216 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 103J. *Fluncy, Roberta. 221 E. Locust. St. Foard, Rev. W . .H. (Ann ie Fl.) W. Harold, Dorothy, Josephine, Jnmcs. 319 W. Riverside Ave. Folk, A. C. (Dora) Clem:ud, Mure il , Paul. 321 Onk St. Forbes, A. R. (Gertrude ) Ethel, Evelyn. Virginia Ave nue, Rivermont Addn. Forbes, Everett (Annie.) ICercheval, Robert, Lynwood, Theodore, Loretta, Melvina. Kline S t. F orbes, Irvin B. (1fallie ) Vir~ iniu, Vivian. 113 Spruce St. Forbes, J. A. (.-\m:rnd:i ). 11:3 Spruce St. F oarrl, Mrs. N. P. Huscd nlc 1\cldn., Tel. 58. Fortune, IL H. ( i\In~g i c) Ilarn· Ea rl Virg in in. 8 11 8 . A ll egh a r;~: j\ \·e'. F FAIN, LEE. 309 Court St., Tel. 227. Farley, Lundy C.(Amy) Beulah, Lawrence, Vivian, Lena, Stella, Junior. 610 S. Marion St. F arrow, S. D. (Lucile) Mildred. 339337 Prospect St. Faudree, Mrs. Effie, Iva, Bervie. llOYi S. Lexington St., Tel. 135. Faudree, G. S. (Rebecca) Lesley, Ruby. 305 Chestnut St. *Fauntain, Cleve(Ruth) Annie, Fred. 216 S. Marion St. Fauver, Robert. 130 Riverside Ave., Covington Cafe, Tel. 309. Fifer, C. I. 160 Riverside Ave. Finter, ,J. E. (Esther) 320 Hazel St. Fisher, Blanch. 108 Magazine St. Fisher, E. F. (Marcia) Hallie, Thelma, Edgar F. Jr. 316 Prospect St. '~Fish er, Melvin (Claudie) John, Mary, George, Eva, Maude, Ru th. 337 Pine St. Fitzgerald, Claude. 619 N. Alleghany Ave. Fitzgerald, H. W. (Lottie) Buell, Lennie!, William. 619 N. Alleghany Ave. Fitzgerald, Percy. 619 N. Alleghany Ave. 44 -.1 DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Fortune, Mrs. Laura, Raymond, Russell, Orby. 207 Holly St. Foster, M. J . (Lillian). 338 Oak St. *Fouch, Clarence (Marian) 109 Craig St. Fout, W. L. (Lora) Willis. 164 E. Riverside Ave. Fouts, Harvey A. (Kate). 318 S. Maple Ave. Fox, J. A. (Virginia) Hubert, Hallie, Laura. Virginia Ave . . Rivermont Addn. · Fraley, Hnbert. 209 CouTt St. Frankland, Hany M. (Eunice) Mary E. 125 Yz Pt·ospect St. Frankland, J. L. (Elin) 322 Prospect St. *Freeman, Charles (Mary) 121 Oak St. Frees, 1\!Iiss Florence. 101 S. Marion . St., Tel. 281. Fren chP.. Leslie R. (Lovelene) Leslie Jr., Lawrence, Linwood. 518 W. Riverside Ave .• Tel. 186. Fridley, B. A . (Lucile) 107 Chest· nut St. Fridley, E . R. 202 Prospect St. Fridley, G. 'l'. (Mary) Madge, Gordon, Dorothy, Hownnl, Mary. 221 Chestnut SL , Tel. 248. Fridley, J a mes IT. (Lilly) Kline St. Fridley, J. J. (Luura). 3 17 Chestnut St. Fridley, J oh11. t11 \Vas hing tou Ave., nivermon t Addn. Fridley, ,John S., Huuy, Wilbur. 616 S. Mnrion St. Fridley, Mrs. Rosu, Nellie, Kulhleen, Thomas. 222 Pinc St. Pric ncl, W. S. (F:111111 n I l fobc r t, S hirley , Ma1·y, Uerldcy. 32 1 co rn er ('u ur t St. & Ri n' rside Ave. T el. 85. Fudg e, C. :\. (Edi th) C:1 t he ri nc, Eliz11betli, Chnrlcs .Ir., .Inc. J\fa rg nrct. 1 1fi- 17 Main SL . Tel. 88. F ud~c . Mrs: Ida, J\1arint r<'l, ./. T. :ind \\ . J\. ( urn er Mo11 r••c 1111 d Fud1;1: St., Tel. ti:!. fu~ ry , G. C. ( Maggit•) Il olnlf•s. Kli t1 l' 0 SL r-· ·-·-·-·-··-··-·-·-·-··- ··-·- · -..·-·- -. . - "! I ·- ··-·-,·-··-··- ·--·--+ J !I W. ] . HEATWOLE f Building Contractor I i l ii COVINGTON - - VIRGINIA +·--..._,,_,,._ .,_., _,._ ,~-··--··--..·- - · - - .-·-··-··--..-.-.--._...__..... '1 '.> Q J · , ' �- ... DIRECTORY OF COVINCTON, VIRGINIA DJRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA i-•--•·- ·--·-•-••-••-••-•-•-•-••-•-n-••-••-••-••-·--1 l! II c. F. HILL, DRUGGIST l 324 Main Street ! i i i 1 i i AGENCY j I! I . 10 -0 Phone 215 ~·--·• •-••--••-••-•-••--•-••->1-u-•-••-••-••-•·•-••-•-••-•-•1--u·-••·-••- Gillispie, Mrs. Betty. ton St. 1 HJ S. Lexing- Gillispie, .John Floyd. 11 !l S. Lexing- ton St. Gillispie, Miss Ophelia. l l!l S. Lexington St. *Gilmore, Mr s . Amandn. 324 S. Muplc Ave. Gilmore, P. J . (No rah) Leo, Joseph, Vincent, John R., Thomas. 178 E. Rivers ide Ave., Tel. 216. Ginn, Charles P. (Alla) Charles, Louise, James, Vir ginia, George. 125 S. Mario n St. "'Girdy, Mrs. Edith. 342 P ine St. *Girdy, Thomas, Andrew, Viola. 342 Pinc St. Givins, A. S. (Cynthia). 224 Oak St. Givens, Olen. 130 Riverside Ave., Covington Cafe, Tel. 300. Glen, John. 121 E. Main St. Glenr11 W . A . (Sadie) Katherine, Vit'gimn. 325 Hawthorn St. *Godfrey, Mrs. Sarah, Hnnnible. 320 Locust St. Goff, Elizabeth. 38 Washington Ave., R1vermont Addn. Goff, Kate. Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Goll', R. L. (Mary) Jake. Washington Ave., R ivermont Addn. Cut Flowers tJ G GAINES, NANNIE. 322 Pine St Gaylor, Charlie. 115 W. Main St. Tel. 123. ., · Gaylor, J. 0. (Lauraign) Marie. 826 N. Beverly St. Garber, A. F. (Bessie) Weldon Roy 1136 Highland St. ' · Gaylor, Maude. 820 N. Beverly St. O. F. 836 N . Beverly St. Garber, C. N . (Ella) 1130 Highland Gaylor, Gaylor, Raymond. 836 N. Beverly St. St. · Gaylor, Russell. 829 N. Alleghany Garber, John H. (Abbie) Kathleen Ave. John H. Jr. 311 Holly St. ' Gibson, C. E. (Edith M.) Floyd, Al:Z: Gardner, Frank K. N. (Mary) 116 _bert. 325 Prospect St. 0 N . Lexington St., Tel. 257. G!bson, Cha1·ly. 318 Kline St. ~ Gardner, F . P. 115 N. Lexington St. Gibson, 0. L. (Lelia) Wallace, Reath. 1 21 Magazine St. Tel. 257. ' Cf> Gardner, K . N. 115 N. L e xington Gibson, R. L. ( Beatrice) Rosedale Addn., Tel. 209W. St.. Tel. 257. *Gardner, Joe (Lillian} Carolyn. 115 Gibson, R. W. (Annie) Arthur, William, Mae Belle, Mary. Landes Cherry St. Bldg., W. Main St. Gargee, John. 28 Pine St. •Garner, James (Mary) Nancy. 212 Gibson, Thomas (Mary) Elwood, Calvin. 347 Prospect St. S. Manle Ave. Garner, Louis E., Marion, Louis Jr., Gilbert, Frank (Emma) Frank Jr., Malcolm, Jack. 316 Beech St. O'Gara Bldg., 103 Maple Ave. Gilbert, Mrs. S. 0 ., Carl, Fr~nk, Joe, Garner, S . (Alice) Marion. 319 W. Harry Bill, Stewart, Mattu?, A lma, Locust St. Edna, 'Mary, Elizabeth. 208 Beech Garrison, B. E. (Alice} 114 Fudge St. St., Tel. 297. •Gary, Jnmes (AHce), James. 439 Gill Paul. 217 Hickory St. Gill'. T. P. (Odella) Virginia. 203 E. Alleghany Ave. Gathright, '£homas (Martha B.) Riverside Avenue. Thomas M. Jr., Martha S. Rose- Gilliam, Mary. 814 S. Alleghany Ave. dale Addn . Tel. 86. 46 ~ ~ =5 ~ m l I MADE FROM PURE DISTILLED \V/\ TER Gillespie, A. (Evn ) A. F:. Jr., Alclhn. I<linc St. I den Seeds 1I :0 Ij Gar C> z 1.--··-··-··-·-..-··-·-··-·-·-·-··-·-·---··-..- ·-..- ·- ·-··_J. > f ALLEGHANY ICE COMPANY ICE I WHITMAN'S AND NUNNALLY'S CANDIES } Eastman Kodaks i Nyals Family Remedies I < _,_._,..__.._._..,._._ ,_ _ ._,_,,_,,,_ "_,.,._._.._., ___,_·-..---...-..._,+ t 1·--..-·-..-·-··-·-. ~ \. ouch, F. J.. ( P.lla I llnck , IJoro lhy. .\larrii;, ltu s~· ell, Mary. 73'.! N. llO\" erly SL Gourh, .I. C. n2 i\. Ul·vc rly SL (;ooch, Torn. 732 ~- U cn~ rly St. Goodnll, Clyde. 1\line SL Gooduur, Emmett. !!OG Chcst1111 l SL. •Goode, llnrry. 28 Pinc St. • Goode, Henry (Lu cy '110 S. l\forio n St. Goodm311, Emmett (Selanin) Mirium. 523 Beverly St. Goodmn11, J. L. (Jennie) , l'ilnry, Martin, Seymour, Rcdi. 128 Court St. Gooi, Gin Quock. 210 S . Lexi ngto n St., Te l. 221. Gordon, Ernest C. (Texi e) Edward, Goolsby, Walter. 32G Fudge St. Haske ll, Earl. 226 Spruce St. Gos ney, W. H. (Lula) Elizabeth, Agnes. Virginia Ave., Rive1·mont Addition. Grady, Frnnk ( Cora ) Floyd, Lucile, Edith, V irginia. 802 Second St. Graham, Eugene E. (Ch ristine), Barbara, Eugenia. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 265. Grant, N. W. (Ressie) Bomer. 626 Beverly St. "'Grant, Woodson (Lnuru) Bernice. 337 Chc1·ry St. "'G1·uv es, Lizzie. Cherr y S t. -·-·~ele.~h::-;~u-•·-··-·~"-·-·--.,_, .. ~ f Covington Hardware and Furniture Co. · McAllister Bldg., C oving ton , Va. Full Lines of PA INTS, B U ILDERS AND FA RM HARDWA RE M a jestic Ranges, Sellers Kitchen Cabinets, Victrolas and R ecords, Pianos, Player Pianos and Rolls · FLOOR COVERINGS l .-··---··-··-··-···-·.._ •- •-11-·•-•-••- ••-••-••-0-11-1111-11-11-1.• -••-•-••-•t- 1 . 47 . , · ~ -J , - �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COV1NG1'0N, V IRGlNlA t·-·~-••-••-•-~•-u-••-,•-,.•-••-••-·••-•-••-••-•·--n-••-"-••-•.. - I i 1 - j I l Ii GOODWIN & WHEELER SALES AND SERVICE I~ I - i i I •j !i ~~~;:;:{~·~ f CLI FTON FORGE, V IRGINIA Phone 77 .i ; ! f :z i J > t i +·-·--·--···-·-··-··-·-··-,·-··-··-···-~-···-··-··-··-.-:•·-··-··-···-···-···--·-c;+ > -0 -0 > I > 0 (.;raves, Wallace E. (Peave H.) Sarah. 532 W . Riverside Ave., Tel. 149. Graybill, H. B. (Ethel) Martha, Helen. 231 E. Riverside Ave. * Green, Chester (Grace) Reginald, Frazier, Norine, Anna. 342 S. Maple Ave. *Green, H. H. (Nancy) Elizabeth. 0 228 Cherry St. - l "Green, Robert. 111 Sixth St. m *Green, Mrs. Ruben. 117 Elk St. (j» Greenway, John B. (Maud) Ralph, Ruth. 129 N. Lexington St., Tel. 179. -> z z Greig, William (Chl'istinn) Christina, Thomas, Elizabeth. 420 S. Lexing- ton St. Griffith, J obn D. (Bertie) Nina. Bert ha . 113 S. LeJo..-ington St. Grose, G. H. 347 Hawthorne St. Gro\·c, Ervin. 130 Riverside Ave. Covington Cafe, Tel. 309. Guffey, J. B. (Nannie) 324 H azel St. Gum, Edith. 204 W. Riverside Ave. Gum, Dorothy. 204 W. Riverside Ave. Gum, Kent. 106 S. Lexington St. Gum, R. F. (Mary V.) Jessie, Irene, Edith, Evelyn. 122 E. Main St. Gurdy, lllargaret. 1004 Highland St. Guth, Mrs. Earl. 522 N. Alleghany Ave. Guth, Joseph C. (Birdie ) Estill, Myrle. 112 S. Ma ri on St. Guth, Walter. 127 Cour t St. Gwin, II. L. (Lula ) Lonnie, Pauline. 158 E. Rivet'sidc Ave. +•-••- .-.-••- ··- ··- ·• •-•-••·- ••- ••-••-•-••- • -M- t - t•-.1-t1-tt-1•-·U -11---·· ---+ MILK PRODUCTS \ \( ·~\' ' ! ,,•' I. r t• -u-•--•--u·-~· -•-••-••-•-• • -· -·-•·•-·n-••-••-••--••-•-• -••-••-••--'t I . 48 _ _ _,.;_ ,,._ ,,_____ f I . I The Parker Depart1n c n t PAY THE CASH AND PAY LESS I ~ I 1 : +•~·-•--,._:_.-.-·• •-·n-•-•-·• • -• _.t_.,_,_.,_., I I Hnll, S. P. (Agnes) Nelson. ill 7 TIAHN, H.J. ( Anna) Constance, HelB everly Ave. en, Vil'ginin, Harry Jr., Edward, Margaret, Montague. 221 Fudge Hall, Thomas. Rivcr1m111t Addn. <l> Jia llion, Frn11k. l'.::4 Cherry St. St., Tel. 150. Haislip, W, H. (MtHtic) Ralph, James '-' Ifals ley, To m (l\larie) James, Hatt ie, Philip, Sidney, Ruth, Edith. Bernice, Lucille, Grace. 202 MagCher ry St. azin e St. bnllcnll:rn, Sam F. 10 l McCurdy St. Hulcy, W. A. (Ora) Eva, Edwnrcl, IIow::ird, Millard. 4 Virgini n Ave., H::im, W . JI. (Maud) Carolyn, George, Ing·lalh, William, Ne lso n, Stuart, Rivermont Addn. .fames. 112 Pros pect St. Tel. 120. Hall, Mrs. Annie. 30!1 Pr ospect St. Hum. Joh11 S. 302 N. Lexington St. *Hull, C. L. (l\1::irtha) 102 \V. LoTel. SO. Hnmbriclc, Robcrl (Rebecca) Paul, cust St. Roberl, Harry, Jlcle11, Loin. 413 flail, C. R. (Lula) Coro, Bill., Earl, Vivfan. 615 N. Allegh::iny Ave. S. Lcxinglon Sl. 1!:11nbrick, L. E. Court SL. Hall, Grnhom. 102 E. Riv erside A\·c. Hn111111011cf. F. IL (Mattie B.) Fr:rnk, Hall, Guy F. 222 Beech St. l\l11lti<' W. Roscclnle Adtln., Tel. Ilull, Henry (Della) Raym ond, .John , 83. Evelyn. 102 S. i\Inrion St. Hnll, Houslon F. (Rosa) fry. 20!ll/i ll11 111111ontl, Thomas ~- ·128 \\". Main St. . 'l'c l. I !IS. Lexington St. Hall, J. E. (l\luriel) .J. E. Jr., Eliz- Handler. \\'. n. (SL Clnir) 203 Fud~c St., Tel. I 22. abeth, Ella 1\lne. 617 N. Alleghallannn, <.:hn rlcs I.. (J(lmeli:i) Elsie ny A\'C. .John. l\Jichacl, i\lury, Pclcr. :,!02 Hall, J. H. (J:rne Hnrrr 11 !1 S. S. ~lnplc Arc. .Marion St., Tel. :12l•W. · 11:111 ~ 1.iro u~h. Jllrs. Susan. 3:1 ~ S. Hall, J. T. (l\Iary) Leigh. 122 Mci\laplc A\"('. Donnld St. 11:111~1•11 .• Johll ~I. ( Willicil . :!IG \\'111· Hall, l\Iiss Laur:i. :w& Hawthorne St. 11 ut ~ t .. '(\>I. :!fi ~·. Tel. 1G2. j Gardner's Store, Groceries, all kinds . Phone 76 I! H i rr~~~ Everyth.1ng in . ti··-··-··-··- - · ·- ·- ···- ·-·- ··- -··-··-··-·-·-··-··-··-··-·-··· -···-··-..+ I .... 11!·, I t i ~~ EVERGREEN DAIRY rf : ! ·Hudson and Essex :: Paige and Jewett } Ruggles and Garford Truck.s < 53 c:> I I I j •j r-·-·-----··----··-·--··~-··----··-··-r ~ ••-••-••-•t I Stores, Inc. lr , \ l i•-•-•-•-1-"-"-~·;-••·- •-·••-·--·••-••-·--w-·••-.,.-•--,••------·-·-•+ 49 �-rl II t•- ·U- . . - 1 1 - M- j j ~, -1 HODGES JEWELRY STORE I i i i i i i i ! DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA t- •-,.-.- ·- -··--.-·-... .r - u.- 1 1 ....... I FINE WATCHES II HAND ENGRAYING GRUEN VERITHlll +--.---.. - I lI : I I. BROOK 333 Bath Cov in glo n, Street Virginia i i I i·-·-·-··-·-·-·-·-..-·-·---··-..-·-·-·-·-·-·~·-··--·--·l • Hnrriso n, Ruben ( Jl nllic) Fnra11a, Chorley, Allon, Gerald ine. :n5 E. LocusL St. Harrii, J. B. (Hallie) Cliffor d , Madeline, Sybil. 2 17 \V . .Main St., T el. 243. Jl nrl, Miss Florence. 11 30 Highlnnd I St. HarL, Surry (.;. (Edith) Bettie. S. Lexington St. 523 Harter, Stewar t S. (Christell) Woodr ow, Paul, Bettie. 604 W. Main St., Tel. 264. G'> •Harvey, Alphonse (Irene) Louis, William. 111 Sixth St. Harvey, Elmer B. (Una) Ev~lyn, Ruth, Bernard, Louise, Max. Kline Ha~son, St. ~ ~ ::c ~ ~ ,.,, = I I Y'I · A. (Bessie) Alice, Phyl- Harrah, Milton. 23 Washington Ave., lis, Emily, Polly, William 114 W Rivermont Addn. Main St., Tel. 24. · · Harrington, Mrs. P. J., Mary, DenHar<lbaq~er •. H . . I. (Mollie), Julia. nis, Nora1 Peter, Annie; Agnes, 220 W . R1vers1de Ave., Tel. 100. Johri, Lucy. 104 W. Main St., '', Harding, Edgar. 122 E. Riverside Tel. 142. Harrington M. (Nellie). Frances, Ave. Michael. N. Lexington St. Hardy, J. H. (Norma) Lester Lela Johnnie, Charles. 210 Wal:iut St'. *Ra-rris, Erskine (Eva) Erskine Jr., Helen, James. 313 S. Marion St. Hardy, J. R. (Orietta) 232 Fudge Barris, E. B. 226 W. Riverside Ave., St. Tel. 138. Harless, Bert. 125 E. Main St. Harmon, A . F. (Lillie) Zernie, Arvie, *Hani11, Eula. 1 19 Cherry St. Vergil, Kenneth, Marena. S. Alle- Hanis, Geo. T . *Harris , Mrs. I da. 109 Sixth St. ghany Ave., near Fudge St. (/") Harmon, Ellis (Gertrude) Ch(~Ster, *Harris, Martin. 119 Cherry St. Settle (Lena) Gussie, VirCharles. Sunset Hill, Alleghany •Harris, ginia, Hezekiah. 227 S. Marion Ave. St. Harmon, En~le E. (Isa) Rachel, Eve- Harris, W. H. (Mary) Carl V., Wallyn, Carohna. 110 Walnut St. lace, W. Clarence. 148 Magazine Harmon, J. M. (Verna) Virgie. 612 St. Harris, Violet. 148 Ma~azine St. Beverly St. Harmon; Richard, Frank. 702 High- Harriso n, E. T. (Laura) 312 Hawthorne St. . land St. Harmon, W. M. (Bertie) Billie. 314 Harrison, H. C. (Vivian) James, EhzHawthorne St., Tel. 266. abeth. 103 cor. Monroe St., Tel. Harmond. Mrs . Dannie, Ruby. 308 256. Hawthorne St., Tel. 162. Harrison, N. S. (Rose L.) Newman Harper, Miss Haseltine. 905 S. AlleJr., Richard. 3 11 Prospe_ct St. Harris on, O. A. (Ath~) W11l1am, Benghany Ave. Harrah, Ira. 23 Washington Ave., jamin, Robert. R1vermont Addn. Riverroont A.ddn. 50 I I MEN'S, LADIES" AND CHILDREN'S OUTITITER I J T. C. HODGES'\ Prop. < ::a J Covington'\ Virgi~ia z +-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·-··-··-·-·-··- ·-·-·- --- l ~ > -0 ..----·-··-·-.-.----·-·'-*-'""-·· -··---~ 1 .. . . _ . . . . _ . . _ _ .. 1 i i i i I i i DIAMONDS REPAIRING ~ ' • DlRECTORY OF COVLNGTON, VIRGINIA +.-·· ~ ~ '( I Harvey, Emmett W. (Blanche) Bailie, 110!/z S. Lexfogton St., Tel. 135. 4 Harvey, Forest A. (Maud) Evelyn, Samuel. 326 S. Marion St. Harvey, Robert. 206 Chestnut St. Harvey, J. A. (Lewellu) 708 Monroe St. •Harvey, Sam S . (Ruth). ·220 Spruce St. Hastin~s, J. rl. (May) Curl, ·Gladys, Virginia. 407 Hiclfory St. Hatch er, W. A . (Amanda) Elm er, Raymond, Warren, Jack, 'l'l1elma, Gilmer. 118 Wills St., Tel. 268. "'Hawkins, Samu el (Maggie ) 336 S. Maple Avenue. Hnwk\ns, W. T. (Almu) Clovis, Carlisle, Thelma, Alma, Vivian. 221 Walnut St., 'l'el. 291. "'Haynes, Gus. 309 E. L ocust St. Haynes, John S. (Maud) . 731 Furnace Row. Hays, F. L. (lda) Reba, Alfred, P ercie, Mary, Vella. 232 Belch St. Hayslett, A . V. (Nancy) Augustus Elsie, James, Ellis. Washingto~ Ave., Rivermont Addn. llayslett, H. L. (Dora) Rodney Evelyn1 Arietta, Richard. 419 'HemlocK Ave. Jl ayslctt, Lloyd ( H o ~a) Julian. Doro thy, K11lhlct'11. Alberli1H'. :HS Walnut St'. ll cntwole, Huhy. 1·l!i Court St. llcntwol e:, \\" . .I . tE. B.) l ·l li Court St. llc:ck, Frnnccs. :l JG W. Ri\' cr s idc Ave., Tel. lO:JJ. HeinLz, F.. 0. (Juncy) Mnrylnnd Avenue, Rivcrmo nt Addn. Heintz, Florence. Mnrylnnd Ave., Riverm o nt Adcl11. ll einlz, Henry. lllnryland A,•e., Rivermo11t Addn. lJcironimus, Frank 0. (Anna) 402 W. Main St., Tel. 182. Heironimus, J. R., Luln B. 215 Ches~ nut SL Heironimus, R. O. (Gounie) Roy, Mack, Lee. 321 llawlhorne St. Heironimus, T. L. (Muy V.) Arlie, Eugene, Thurman. 139 Court St., Tel. 329. Helmintollcr, Jasper W.(Clnru) Thelma. '115 S. Lexington St. Helmin toller1 ,J. IL (Dovie) Connie, Ray, Dessie, Helen, Reathy, Daisy, Everett. 209 Hickory St. Helmintoller, Les ter C . .(Jennie). 20G Maguzine St. •Henderson, John William (Betty) Lillian, John. S18 E. Locust St. Heneby, Daniel. '127 Alleghany Ave. Henry, Merton W. (Marion) Merton W. Jr. 123 Prospect St. Hensley, Eugene. 516 N. Alleghany Ave. Henson, Cal (Della) Lorrnine Pansy Nellie. . 706 S. Marion St.' ' Henson, William (Willie) Dorothy 21·6 Walnut St. · Re.ss, John A. (Willie) '124 S. Lexuu~ton St. Hepler, F. R. (Leona) Linwood, Annabelle. 116 Chestnut St Hepler, Haven G. (Mary) ·Horace Bertha, Frances, James w·n· 0 • Robert, Evelyn. GH s. Mari~~ S:'. 51 ....__ ..._J w �. DIRECT ORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DlRECTORY OF COVINGTO N, VIRGIN IA ...._·••- ••- ••- ••-••-•·• -••-n-t•- ·• -n-·••-4"t-••-••-•• -•-'-•- ••- ·•- •- ·• -M·- -- t ....---_.-·~-··--.,..-.._.._..,.__.,._.-..- ..- ..-··-···- ···- 1·-- ··--"'t I cov1NGTON GROCERY co. I { I I WHOLESALE GROCERS I I I 'I . ~ z- > >-u -0 > ,..);:I"> 0 ~ > z c5 --! rri V> I j ! . Ii cov 1ngton., . v·i rg1n1a .. i ;;u I. I ~ Ii C') I ~ I ~ •j In corpo rated I I I j j Phone 4 1 .i j +---·· O;ll ·· --M·---··- ·--·--IJ"'O'-l-••-u-•.•-U--•t-- .._~ Hepler, G. J . (Ionie) Louis, Hazel, Albert, l\farie. 622 N. Beverly St. Hepler, H. R. (Effie) Violet, Rando lph, Mary. 342 Fudge St. Hep ler, I. S. (Cora) Beauford, Junior, Lula. fl09 Beverly St. Hepler, L. H. (Mollie). 632 N. Bev- erly St. Heslop, John. 1001 Monroe St. Hewitt, Horatio L. (Anna) Annie D., Mabel W., Dorothy L., H. L. Jr. 105 N. Lexington St., Tel. 207. Hickman. T. J . {Eva) Boyd, Clarence. 222 Beech St. Hickman, W. R. (l\Iinnie) Raymond, Dorothy. 548 N. Be\·erly St. Higgins, Roy. 829 N. Alleg·hany A ve. Hill, A. l\L (Emma) Melvin. 102 McDonnld St. * Hill, Brown (Annie) Rufus, Harry, Hargie, Hnzel, Arbutus, Nettie, L aura. 325 Cherry St. Hill, Charley, (Gladys) Junior , Har old. Rivermont Addn. Hill, Clarence F'. 609 W. 1\Iain St., Tel. 10. Hill, C. E. (Bessie) Charles, Dorothy. 127 Court St. *Hill, George. 201 E. Locust St. Hill, Mrs. Lucy. 609 W. l\Iain St., Tel. 10. Hill, Mary Lee. 206 Walnut St. Hicks, E. A. (Alice) i\1ayrene, Ger- Hilton, J. C. (Pearl) Maude, Edith, one, Dolphus. 501 Hemlock St. *Hicks, John (Lillie} 324 Pine St. Harry, Richard, Polly. K line St. Hilto n, R. W. (Lottie) Robert. 3:-l Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Him, Lau B. (Laura) 102 Parish Square., Tel. 15 l. Hing, Charles. 210 S. Lexington St., Hicks, H. W. (Anni·~) Herman, Walker, Virginia, Wi11sto11. 353 Haw- thorne St. Hicks, 0 . F. (Mary Bell) Lewis. 102 Mill St., Tel. 273. Hicks, William. 102 Magazine St. Hicock, Mrs. Myrtle, Roy, Josephine. 217 Beech St. Higgins, Charley (Daisy) Eva, Mad- eline. Virginia Avenue, River mont Addn. Higgins, Russell. Ave. Tel. 221. Hinkle, H. C. (Catherine) Ezra, Oscar, Jacob, l\laymie, Afyrtle, Barbara, Marie. 800 Furnace Row. Hinton, G. .M. (Gussie) Pauline, George, Aurelia, Dorothy. 825 N. Alleghany Ave. H ipes, G. C. (Maggie) Francis, R us. 829 N. Alleghany s ell, Frank. 52 N. Allegha n y Ave. .i ~ I I. I --f: THE LADIES' SHOP j I 11. L. H EWITT, Propr ie tor i I I " DISTINCTIVE MERCHANDISE . I !- . .- ··-··-·-·-·-·-··-··-- ·-·--···-···-··-··-··-·- ·-··-•....-·-··~·-·-iHippert, I. E. (Annie), i\farcellus, George, Francis Ill., Bertrand, Dorothy. 710 S. Lexington St. Hirons, E. G. (Minnie N.) E. Gilpin, Jay N. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 6. Hite, Mrs. George, Alva. 211 E. Riverside Ave. Hite, I. F . (Amel ia) Lillian; 124 P rospect St. Hively, N. C. (Alice) Edith, Ethel. 337 Hnwthonie St. Hodge, George (!IIattie) Lonnie, Ralphord, Lewis, Howard, Vena, Sherman. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addn. Hodges, L. B. (Cora E.) Winnifred, Huby, Juanitn, Letcher B. Jr., William, George, Jimmie. I Otl Prospect St. H odges, 'f. C. ( Cmrie) T homas, 1-lclen, Huth, Mary. 106 rrospcct St. Hodges, Mrs. Sa rnh V. lOG Prospect St. Hogan, ,J. JI. 2:l!l F:. Main St. Hoke, Annie. 120 l\lagazine St. Hoke, Ben. 120 l\Iagazinc St. Hoke, Clyde E. (!\ ~ Iii<.') :1 18 ~- Lexington St. Hoke, Lonnie. 1:!O ~l a)!':lz in c St. Hoke, Roy (Mary) E\·crett, F.vrlyn, l\ o\·ell, Ronnl d. ·I l \\'ashingt11n A\·e. Ri\·ermont Addn. llolcomb , Paul (Bertha) Adell, Franci!'.. 2:w Chestnu t St. Holbarl, Mis!'. Uruc. :316 W. ~bin St. Holbart. ?ii i ~!'. Lucy. 3 16 \\'.~l ain St. llolberl, Churlrs II. (Sallie) 1;1•raltline, Katheri11c ..Julian. I o:J E. Hiv- erside :\ \'e. • Holmes, Willi:tm Cherry St. (Nannie l. •Holmon, E. L. ( C;1rrie). 111 :i22 Pine St., Tel. J 23. llolt, Jarcd J. (Lein) Josephine. Otto. 129 S. J\Inrion St., Tel. :izo. Holt, Leo. 120 S. Mari1111 St., Tel. Ho_lt, Roscoe (:Virg inia). 129 S. Mar,. 1011 St., Tel. 320. Holto n, J. H . (Ruth) Mary. 529 N. ,.\ lleP"hany Ave. Homer, l\Irs. Sarah. 207 Wills St. Hooks, Ra lph A. Rosedale Addn. Hooper, B. R. (Ruth) . Covington Bank Bldg., Tel. 262. Hoove r, Cha rles A . (Nora) 113 Pine St. Hoovet', Mrs. Ethel, Mildred, Charles. l l3 Pinc St. Hoover, Frnnk, Ruth. 11 3 Pine St. Hoover{ J. W . (Minnie) William. 503 Hem ock St. Hostettc1·, Lloyd S. (Birtie), Mildred, E,·erett. 616 Hif{hlnnd St. Hostetler, lra. 216 Chestnut. St. Hottle, J. F. Virginia Avenue, Rivcr- monl Addn. Houff, Ue 11 F. (Lilli:111) Brnjamin, Lt•o11. Hi\'l~ rmo11t Adtln. 011 llot Spri11.K lfon<l . . llownrd. !~red ill. (Fann ie) Samurl, I l11rn. 2 IR Spruce SL l /owu rtl. Lloyd F. (Beu lah) Viola, ra11h11t•, Junnila. Woodro w, Kuthlecn. 228 llully !:it. ' ll11well, He!'!lil'. 1112 lli ~hbnd S t. ll 11hh11nl, \\'. R. 1:rn N. Marion $L TPI. 1:11. ' lluddlr!'lon. Mr!'. E. ill., S. I>. >117 )I 11nr·t1~· St. ll uddl<'l'lt111, <; t.!nri,~c ( Lf' ~liP) l.11is. Kathl yn. :u~ Oak St. llut!lt1w. S. :\. (Ad:1) , :\t:ll. l.c111isl', William. llttse<!:t!c Adlill., Tt·I. :17. ll 11d11all. Ht· rt ram! I). ·I lf1 \\'. ~l11i11 !"t., Tt·I. ~>:il. Jl 11dnnll. !Ir. H. Ryland ( l.illia11 I>.) Harry 1; .. -'l:1ry !". ·I 1!'1 \\". -'lain ~t.. Tt•I. :!S!i. llt1d ~11 11 . -'lary. 11.,w .. y ~l. ll 11d ~1111 . l'Hr11w F. Dlalwl -'I. I :!OG II iid1la11d St. ll 11d~11n , \\"nlt1·r 1-'l:iril') :i:{.1 l'rra:;PN'l SL. l!u d~oi_1, \V. II. Jr., (Lucy White) W1llia111 l\l orby, Mildred Cny. 320. Fudg-c St., '!'cl. :121J. 53 - -J :l~!I �,. DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRCINlA +,.-· ·-··-··--.,- ·-··-··-••--t•-··-··-··-··-·-··- ·-·-·-···-··-··-··-·-·-·+I i iI Stull & O'Conner Furniture Company I l FURNITURE DEALERS l ! i l i UPHOLSTERING, REPAIRING AND CRATING . l Agents for Sellers Kitchen Cabinets and Estate Hot Air Furnaces and H eatrolas i +•--•-'·-'-·••-·• t-1.1-.-.--n--.-1:•-~-•.,_••·-·•-•·•-••-•-••-u-·•·--~ ··--«.-·f'-+ -< : :0 C') z > > -0 -0 > ,~ ::t: > ::z ·:z 0 -t .rn <(/> Hu uson, W. H. (Willie) Lucia, Irving. 233 W. Main St. Huff, H. H. (Lottie) Karl, Jeanette. 117 E. Main St. Huffman, Harvey (Lettie) Blanche, Mabel, Lloyd. 221 H olly St. Huffman, Roy (Viola) Eudora. 309 Oak St. Hughes, J. A. (Emma) Mary, Madge. 308 W. Mai n St. *Hughes, Jim (Mary) Shirley, Leon, Lewis. 411 Alleghany Ave. Hughes, J. R. (Grace) Ralp h, Ellis, Elizabeth. 111 Wills St., T el. 160. Hughes, Lewis, Nellie, Wesley, Sarah. 118 S. Marion St., Tel. 114. •Hughes, Robert (Bertha) Daniel, Eva, Raymond. Mercier St. Hull, Benjamin F. (Emma) 231 Beech St., Tel. 161-J. •Hull, Rotha (Lizzie) Mabel. 125 Dewey St. Humphries, D. T. (Mary F.) McCur dy St. Humphries, J . S. (Lillie) Clinton) Tony, Ray, Curtis, Joe, Novela, Glenna, Wallace, WiJliam, Virginia. 505 Beverly St. Humphries, L. A. (Edith) 309 Chestnut St. Humphries, Lloyd. 309 Chestnut St. Humphries, Otho. 416 W . Locust St. Humphries, P arish (Edna) Melvin. 101 Chestnut St. Humphries, G. P . (Maggie) Edgar, Arnold, Gordon. 203 Chestnut St. Humphries, R. R. (Eva A.) Alma, Paul, Nellie, Ruby, R. R. Jr. 122 Spruce St., Tel. 20 1. Humphries, S . L. (Rosa) Pansy, Mosy, Paul, Nellie, Cha rles. 118 Beech St. Humphries, Mrs. Ma xie J. 423 W . Locust St., Tel. 1. Hunt, Clinton. 118 E. Main St. Hunt, J. M. W. Riverside Ave. *Hunter, James (Mary). 218 Cherry St. *Hunter, Joshua (Hattie). 22 1 S . Marion St. *Hun ter, Thornton (Hassie). 221 S. Marion St. Huntley, George W. (Margaret) Wilma{ Lula. 124 N. L exington St., Te. 102. Huntley. Miss Geraldine. 124 N . Lexington St., Tel. 102. *Hutcherson, Kate. 413 W. L ocust St., T el. 96. *Hutcherson, Virginia. 413 W . Locust St., Tel 96. Hutcheson, George. 604 Highland St. Hutcbins~n, ,J. M. (Myomn) Howard. S. Lexington St. Hylton, Jacob ~Dora) Lora James, A~drew, Annie, Elizabeth Una. Kime St. ' Hylton , Winfield (Leah) Ross P ose Carmel. 403 Hickory' St. ' ' l INGLEDEW, ELIZABETH. 1 0 6 Spruce St. Ingledew, L. G. (Nellie) Nellie, Elizabeth. 1131 Highl~nd St. . Irvin, Forrest (Cornella) Patnck, Letha. 311 W. Locust St. I sbell James w (El' Be~ch St and ·Au tzabeth). Cor. 95 · egh any Ave., T el. I sbeli, M. L. (Bett ) . . Cor. Beech St. aiid l;fnn;. Lllltan. Tel. 96. eg any Ave., .....- ·-··-··-- ··-·-··- ··-··-··-··--- ·..-···- ·- ·--··-·· ---·Gardner's Store, Groceries, all kinds. Phone 76 S4 "- 1·--·-..-·-..-··-..-··-··-··-··-··-··-,·-··-·---··-··-·-···-..-··---·-·r I HOTEL JEFFERSON I . I \ MODERN-CUROPCAN PLAN I Cn r. Main und Jefferso n Stree ts I l Phone 197 CLIFTON fORCE. V IRGINIA I I +•-••-•- n-•-•-••- •-••-·---•-·-•-••-•-••-•-u---••-"--"-••- •+ J JACOT, PA UL G. (l.illic) 60·1 S. Lexington Sl. • Jucol, Paul R. 60'1 S. L cx in ~ lo u St. •Jackson, Andrew (An11ie) l\l ullic . Johnny. 123 Elk St. •Jackson, E. L. 33G Che rry St. •Jackson, E. P. (Otelia) 1\1ucc lia, Clay, Fann ie. 322 Cherry St. Jackson, Edith. 225 · walnut St., Tel. 2GO-J. •Jackso n, Geor ge. 336 Cherr y St. *Jackson, George (Nann ie) 10'1 H o lly St. Jackson, Herman. Virgi nia A ve., Rivermont Addn. J ackson , J . M:. 111 Pros pect St. •Jackson, Mrs. L. A. 522 Alleghany Ave. •Jackson, Mrs. Mary. 209 E. L ocust St. Jackson, Marshall (Lc11 u ) Florence Virg inia Ave., Rivermont Addn. *J nckson, Max C. 213 Nelson S l . • J ackson, Mrs . Rosa. 327 Pine S t., T e l. 311. Jackson, W. W. (Viviu11) Mary E., Ruth, Charles, Ra chel. 1 11 Prospect St. *James, Floyd (Lula) Marie. 204 Fifth St. . *James, Phillip (Je.a n) . 401 Third St. Jamison, George L. (Leola B . ) !J-obert, Benny Russell. 1114 W. Riverside Ave. ' Jamison, W a rner C. (Vii·ginia) 414 W. Riverside Ave. *Je tl'erso n George (Nan nie) 107 Crnig St. J effries , A. L. (Leona) Hattie. 343 Prospect St. . Jenkins, Mi!IB Mae. 416 Htghlnnd St. J ennir1gs , J. A. (Stella) James. Virg inia Ave . Rive1·mo11t Addn. .Jennings, Waltei· L. E. IlivcrRide St., Tel. 309. J1• 1\~rr. Freil C. ( L uln B.) l\lar~nrcl. 102 !\. Lrxinhrto11 St., Tel. l!ll. Jelcr. ,J. G., ll ornc r . Gn r rrll. A n11 . ·127 W. Hi \'crsidr /\\'e .. Tel. 104. .Jell, .Jo s eph . l l OYt ~. Lcxinl!lon St.. Tel. 135. 'J o hns , Edd. 336 Che rry SL Johnson, B. P. 10;, llig h lnnd St., Tel. 1 58. .Johnson. Bnsil (Grace) 40 2 W. J\1nin St., Tel. 182. J o hnso n, C. D. (Curri e) Vina. :122!/i Mo nroe St. . •John son, Clnyto n E. (Henr ietta) Helen, Lillian. 11 5 Oak S t.. ",Joh nson, Edward (Millie) Edna. 321 M onroe St. •Johnson , Evelyn. 22 1 E. Locus t St. Johnson , Francis. 406 N. Alleghany Ave. •Jo hnson, Frank. 221 E. Locust St. Johnson, Glntlys. 130 N. Marion St., T e l. 13'1. Johnson, Henry N. (Edith) G04 S. Lexington St. Johnson, J. A. (Elin) Bernard. 106 Fudge St. • Johnson, Jncob. 336 Cherry S t. Johnson, James (Minn ie) Cntherin e. 323 E. L ocust St. Johnson, James H. 104 S. Maple Ave. · *Johnson, L ouis. 221 E. Locust St. • J o hnson, Robert ( B!'anche) .Joseph. 206 Cherry St. Johnson, T homas A. (Rosa L) 105 N. Marion St., Tel. 90'. Johnson, Thomas R. (Grace) James Alice, E1n-l1.. Eunice, Kathleen, Mar~ guret. 60~ S. L e:xini;rton St. .Tohnson, W. D. ~ns H1ghland St. Johnso n, W. M. (Eva) E the l Willie 316 N. Alleghany Ave. ' · Johnson, W. M. 228 W . Riverside · Ave., Toi. 16 . " .lohn,;0 11, W . W. (M. P.) 202 Wnl nut St.. 'fel. 77. · 55 --l UI �l 7lo RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 13 - GRANT- BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS-Oct. 16, 1925 thruJan. 31, 1933 -W.W. Likens, Registrrar Argabright, George Lemuel, son of Johnson and unknown Argabright, born Floyd Co. I 850, died 0 1/08/193 1, married Laura Argabright, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Atkinson, Henry Reuben, son of unknown, no birth date given, died 07/1711929. huried Garnett Graveyard. Atkinson, Mary Ellen, dau. of James and Perlina Cunningham, born Bedford Co. 09/08/1844, died 07/05/1926, married James Atkinson, buried near Alleghany Springs. Atkinson, Joseph, son of Robert D. and Goldie Jewell Atkinson, born Montg. Co., I 927, died 02/21/1930, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Atkinson, James Gordon, son of Edmund and Susan Hanks Atkinson, born Bedford Co. 04/18/1842, died 01/03/1927, widowed, buried Alleghany Springs. Barnette, Bettie S. Dau of William and Eliza Willis Leonard, born Mo ntg. Co. 12/16/1859, died 10/23/1926, widow, buried Montgomery County. Barnette, Mary S., dau. of Thomas and Rebecca Crockett Barnette, born Montg. Co, 1847, died 03/19/1927, single, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Beckleheimer, M. L., son of Levi and Elizaabeth Gaskett Beckleheimer, born Montg. Co. 1870, died 05/08/1932, murricd Carridn Beckleheimer, buried Mt. J>lcnsnnt Ccmett;ry. Bones, SaJlie E., dau of unknown, born Appomattox Co., 04/1511838, died 02/09/1928, widow, buried near Shawsville. Brooke, Virginia Tucker, dau. of Samuel Seldon and unknown Brooke, born Stafford Co. VA. in 1844, died 12/19/1929, single, buried Fredericksburg. Cannaday, Richard, son of unknown, born Ga. 1834, died 04/20/1928, widowed, buried Shawsville. Carter, Hattie, so~ of Rob~rt and Emma Carter, born Montg. Co., o1/09/ 1867, died 12/20/1929, married Adeli ne Carter, buried Shawsville. Carter. Adeline F., dau of Charles and Mary Duckwyler Whales, born Mon gt. Co. @1880, died 11/J 0/1930, widow, buried Shawsville. Claxton, Peter, son of Ben and unknown Claxton, born VA, 1862, died 04/03/1932, widowed, buried Shawsville. VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NQTF~ �177 ' C laxton . Samuel. son of Henrietta Claxton and unknown, bornMontg. Co. 09/05/1928 died 0 1 '09,' I 9~9, bu ri ed near Elliston C la v tor, Milb rd Cl ive, son of Jerry and Etta Williams Claytor, born Floyd Co. 05/()~ / I '>O I . di~d 09/02/1929. s ingle, buried Shnwsville. C o k s, Riky, SO il or Jacob and unknown Coles, born Franklin Co., 1864. died 0 4/ :23/ 193:2,, wido wed, buried near Shawsville. C o l cs, Snra E lizabeth, dnu. of Annie Vanilla Coles and unknown, born Montg. Co., I 0/ 30 / I 929, died 0 1I 15/ 1929, buried near Shawsville. (dates? reverse? or died 1930?) 1 Conn t!r, James, son or Arthur Eldridge and Maude Gertrude Atkinson Conner, born Montg. Co, 091191193 I , di ed 0911911931, buried Alleghany Springs. Conne r, unnamed dau. of A. Eldridge and Maude Atkinson Conner, born Montg. Co. 12/09/ J 928, died 12/ 09/ 1928, buri ed near Alleghany Spsrings. Con ner, V ictoria Isabel, dau. of Jerry and Hannah Carr Hale, born Floyd Co, 1871, died 0 I I 1511930, married George Conner, buried near Alleghany Springs. C onner, unnamed son of Arthur Eldridge and Maude Gertrude Atkinson Conner, born Montg. Co. 12/ 12/ 1926, died 12/12/l926, buried near Alleghany Springs. ' C onne r, Pauline, dau. of Eldridge and Maude Atkinson Conn~r, born Montg. Co., 03/08/ 1928, died 03/24/1928, buried Atkinson Cemetery. . . C rai g, Lucy Fannie, dau of John M. and Katherine Cross St. Clair, born Bedford Co., 07/04/184 8, died 1 l / 17/ 1926, widow (Wi lliam Craig), buried'.Shawsville. Crn ighead, Lewis C., son of William Craighead and unknown, born Montg. Co 1838, died 07/10/1927, married Mary Craighead, buried Craighead Graveyard. C ra ig head, unnamed son of T. C. and V. L. Shanks Craighead, born Montg. Co. I 0/ I 0/1928, died I OJI 0/ 1928, buried near Otey. C reas ie (Creasy), Albenia White Bones, dau. of James H. and Joanna Taylor ~ones, born A ll eghany Springs, 01106/ 1870, died 08/24/1927, widowed (B. J. Creasy), buned Mt. P leasa nt Cem etery. C reasy, C laude, son of W. M. and Alice Akers Creasy, born Montg. Co. 1886, died 12/24/ 1930, single, buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. C reasy, Jennie, dau. ofunknovm, born Montg.Co.03/14/ 1842 died 01/01/1929, widow (John C reasy), buried near Big Tunnel. t VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �Creasy, Alice Ann, dau. of John and S~san Akers, born Montg. Co., 09/18/ 185 8. died 10/25/1928, married William Creasy, buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery . Creed, unnamed son of Cloid and Roxie Lane Creed, born Montg. Co, 06/05/1926, di ed 06/05/1926, buried near Shawsville. Davis, Bettie, dau of Ben Claxton and unknown, born VA., 05/02/1856, died 11 117/19?.) , widowed, Shawsville Cemetery. Deaton, Caleb, son of John and unknown Deaton, born Montg. Co., 08/06/ 1878, d ied 12/17/1925, married Fannie Deaton, buried Elliston Cemetery. Deweese, Henry C., son of Peter and Jane McNeil Deweese, born Floyd Co. @ 1864 , died 12/16/ 1929, married Fannie Deweese, buried Floyd. Dickerson, Harvie, son of unknown, born Giles Co. 1859, di ed 06/ 18/1 926, marri e d Florine Dickerson, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Dickersbn, Nora Paige, dau. of Jesse and Adeline Richardson Martin, born Montg. Co, 06/13/188 1, died 03/22/1931, widow (Eli Dickerson), buried near Shawsvi li e Doyle, Lucy Annie;, dau of Edward and Mary Jane Sublett, born Montg. Co., 11 /0811854 , died 01 /08/1929, married William T. Doyle, buried near Big Tunnel. Doyle, Ellis H., son of William an.d Lucy Sublett Doyle, born Montg. Co. 02117/1881 , died 01/14/ 1929, married, buried Shawsville. Dunn, Vernon Independence, son ofU1ysses Grant and RJth Ann Gordon Duncan, born Montg. Co., 07/04/1927, died 07/5/1927, single, buried Sesler Graveyard. Dunn, Andrew, son of unknown, born Campbell Co. VA 1859 died 11 /6/1929 , married Aloma Dunn, buried near Shawsville. ' E nglish, unnamed dau. ofLittis and Sarah Jane Funk E nglish, born Montg. Co. 02/08/1932, died 02/08/1932, buried Funk Burial Ground. Epperly, William Thomas, son of Amanda E pperly and unknown, born Floyd Co. 05/15/ 1858, died 10/15/1 929, married Bettie Epperly, buried near Alleghany Spr. Flowers, Helen, dau of Dorothy Flowers and unknown, born Montg. Co. 03/09/1930 died 03/10/1930, buried near Shawsville. Gardner, Ruth, dau of George and Nancy Etzler McDonald, born Montg. Co. 05/24/ 1844, died 08/J 8/1926, widow of (Washington Gardner), buried Shawsville Cem etery. Gillenwaters, Lutitia, dau of Charles and Mary Akers Bartly, born VA. 05/05/ 1849, di ed 10/1 1/ 1932, married James Gi llenwaters, buried Den Hill Cemetery. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTEJ. �t19 ' G raham , Jr., Osca r E a rl , son of Oscar Earl and Lottie Necessary Graham, born Bluefield, \V\', 09, I 3 1926 . died 10/29/1926, buried Shawsville, VA. Ci ra lwm, Bobbie, son of Luther T. and Edna Creasy Grahama, born Montg. Co. 12124119:;0 , di~d 0 I /23/ 1931, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Ci rnham , C harl es Ray. son of Bruce and Lucy Moses Graham, born Montg. Co. 12/ 1:21 1926 , died 07119/1927, buried Shawsville. G rave ly, Mary, dau. of Robert and Emma Edmunson Carter, bornMontg. Co. 05/2 7 / l 850, di e d 12116/ 1925, widow (Joe Gravely) buried Shawsville Cemetery. I Inirs to n , Pe rcie , son of Nelson and D. K . Hairston, born Martinsville, Va. 1892, died 10/20/ l 93 l , marri e d Bulah Hairston, buried Martinsville. Hall , E lonie, d a u of P. and Sis Conner Manning, bornFloydCo.,@1889,died 06/ 14 / I 92.7 marrie d Castle Hall, buried Thrash Burial Ground. Hall , E mil y, dau of Daniel and Lidia Conner, born Floyd Co. 02/07/1856, died 03 / l 7 I 1930, m a rri e d R. M . Hall, buried Salem Burying Ground. Hall , E mily, dau of Samuel and Lyda Conner, born Floyd Co. 02/07/1856, died 031 17/ 1930, married Woods Hall, buried Funk Burying Ground. H.amblin, James H . ._ son of unkn?wn and unknown Dowdy, botn Giles Co. 01/08/1851 , di e d 09/24/ 1931, widowed (Lomse G. Hamblin) buried near Shawsville. : I lnrvcy, .I a mes, son of James nnd unknown Harvey, born Montg. Co. 1876, died I I /06/ I 925, married Ea l ia Harvey, buried Shawsville Cemetery. H e m s, Wade, son of James and Lucinda Harris Hems born Montg. Co. 1884, died 08/0411926, si n g le, buried Christiansburg Cemetery. ' Hoback, Gi llia A., dau of David and Mary Rididnger Sowers, born Floyd Co. 04/20/1857, died 12/05/1925, widow ( W. W . Hoback),a buried Piedmont Cemetery. Jones, Ida M., dau. of Austin and Mollie Dowdy Ames, born Giles Co. 08/29/1873, died 05 /2 2/1932, married M. D. Jones, buried near Shawsville. · , Pauline, · · Ke1'th, bom Mont(lo· Co· 07/29/ 1928, K e ith dau. o f L awrence and Hazel Atkinson died 1 l /13 / 1828, buried near A11eghany Springs. Ki n g, John Rhueben, son of Robert and Sarah King, born Floyd Co. 09/05/1858, died 0 I11 7 / 193 I , married Letichia King, buried near Alleghany. Kirby, Robert, son of Unknown, born Montg. Co. 06/1837, died 01/30/1931, married VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �J<BO Adeline Kirby, buried Ryan Cemetery. Kirk, Eliza, dau. of Peter and Mary Jennell Tickle, born VA, 07/02/1860, died 10/04/1 931, widowed, buried near Shawsville. Lane, William A., son of William and Miranda Bell Lane, born Montg. Co., 05/06/ l 8l.f 8, died 07/07/l 926, married Ellen Lane, no pince of burial noted. Lane, Jrvin, son of Lee and Maggie Waldon Lane, born Montg. Co., 0 l /0 l /1925 , di ed 03/03/1929, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Lavender, Josephine, dau of J. G. and Letitia Williams Lavender, born frank Iin Co., 1862, died 11 /05/1929, single, buried near Alleghany Springs. Leonard, William H., son of Zeno and Harriet Leonard, born Carroll Co., VA. 10/0211844, died 0 1/11/1927, married, buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Leonard, Virginia S., dau. of John and Katherine Willis Bones, born Montg. Co. @ I 85 I . died 08/12/1932, widowed (Harrison Leonard) buried family plot, Christiansburg. Lester, Arnold Lee, son of Oscar and Ida Garlic Lester, born Montg. Co. 10/13/ 1925, died 06/09/1 931 , buried near Shawsville. Lewey, James S., son of John and unknown Lewey, born NC, 1862, died I 0/17/ 1928, married Eliza Lewey, buried near Shawsville. Likins, H. L. son of unknown, born Floyd Co. 12/26/ 1847, died 08/ 10/1932, married : Elyera (?)Likins, buried Piedmont Cemetery. i Lovern, Cleo Claudine, dau. of Kyle and Bertie Hill Lovern, born Roanoke, VA. 01/20/1927, died 0 l /l 211929, buried Shawsville. Lucado, Eliza Jane, dau of Bollen and Malinda Lovern Winfrey, born Floyd Co., 11 /04/1860, died 11/10/ 1930, married J. W. Lucado, buried Shawsville. Manning, Priscilla, dau of Jonathan and Mahala Sowder Conner, born Floyd Co., 08/04/1854, died 06/19/1931, widowed (William Pleasant Manning), buried Bent Mt. Miles, Abigail Smith, dau of Byrd and Lydia Iddings Smith, born Floyd Co. 10/19/ 1836. died 11 /30/1927, married Robert Miles, buried Piedmont Cemetery. ' Mills, Norma Jeane, dau of B. P. and Rosa B. Ho11ans Mills, born Shawsville, 05/ 14/1932, died 05/l 9/1932, buried Shawsville. Mills, Isaac Taylor, son of Andrew and Bettie Clinghampeal and Andrew Mills, born VA, 12/19/1849, died 04/24/1927, widowed, buried Shawsville. fVIRGtNfJfAPPAlACHfANNOTE:) �./ 8 I Munce\', C harles, son of Johnnie and Susan Trump Muncey. bornMontg. Co., 1849, died 10/15 1 i 9~9, s i n g lc, buried near Harless. lv1 u s~. Joh n , so n of C harlotte Muse and unknown, born Montg. Co., 1867, died I ..t / 19:28, m a rr ied Lizzie Muse, buried Alleghany Springs. o:u tv1 u se, S tc 11 a J a11c, dn u or John nnd Lizzie Whnles Muse, born Montg. Co., 07/04/1905, dil!J I 0/ 08/1929, single, buried A lleghany. Musse l mnn, Eve lyn Rebecca, dau. of George W. and Mary Correll Mussellman, born Mon tg . C o . 0911926, died 10/3 111929, buried near Shawsville. Musse lman, f-a nni e. dnu. of Dock and Mary Etta Pannel Musselman, bornMontg. Co., 12/ 17/ 1925, died 12/18/1925, buried near Shawsville. Musselman , Paris Lee, so n ofC. M. andBettieMartinMusselman,bornMontg.Co., 0710 1I I 882, died 06/21 /1926, married Wavie Musselman, buried Friendship Cemetery. N o rre 11 , Roser (? ) , son of Charles and Cora Robinson Norrell, born Montg. Co. 08/ 27 /191 1, died 03/07/1931. Single, buried Shawsville. Norrell, Andrew L., son of Ferd and Ann Hicks Norrell, born Montg. Co. 11/1011875, di ed 09/ 1611932, married Cora Norrell, buried Shawsville. O v ers treet, C hristina, daua of Moses and Rebecca Walters Blackwell, born Floyd Co., 07I 18/ 1837, died 02/l 0/1926, widowed (C. T. Overstreet) buried Piedmont Cemetery. Overstree t, Hezzie Kyle, son of Isaac Newton and Christine Blackwell Overstreet, born Floyd Co., 0) I 871, died 10/25/1930, married Maude M. Overstreet, buried Alleghany Springs. Parrish, W. S., son of Joel and E lizabeth Walters Parrish, born Montg. Co., 1112311870 di e d 06/27 / 1929, married Jennie Parrish, buried Craig Cemetery. Pay n e, Thomas R., son of John W. a nd Jane Lynch Payne, born Giles Co., 008/1 3/1845, died 09/ I 5/1932, widowed (Ella Payne), buried Alleghany. Peatross, Ann ie L., dau. of J.M. and Julie Moore Woskey, born Montg. Co. @1884, died 10 / 20/193 1, married Frank Peatross, buried Shawsville. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Perdue, Rena Minton, dau. of Benjamin and Mattie Pinish Yates, born Roanoke Co. 09/13/ 1876, died 10/16/ 1925, married A. M. Perdue, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Poff Kate dau of William and E lizabeth Allen Hall, born YA 05 /2511846, died ' ' 711411932, widow, buried Sugar Grove. Preston , Matilda. dau. of unknown, born Bland Co., 06/0211832, di ed 04/13/1 9 2 8 , widow. buried near Shawsville. Price, Marshall, son of unknown, born N. C. 1853, died 06/ 16/ 1927, widowed, burie d Shawsville. Price, M. S., son of Noah and Catherine Kipps Price, born Montg. Co, 08/23/ J 850, died 02/26/1931, married Ella Price, buried Blacksburg Cemetery. Redd, Minerva, dau. of Jane Duckwyler and unknown, born Lafayette 12/2511 882, died 07/0 1/1930, married J . A. Redd, buried Shawsville. Richardson, Pearlie. dau. ofEd and Mary Moses Correll, born Montg. Co. 09/ 26/ 1887, died 01/17/1933, married C. R. Richardson, buried Sublett Cemetery. Robinson, M innie, dau. of unknown and Teressie Cannaday, born Franklin Co. 1858, died 02/06/1 927, married Johnson Robinson, buried Shawsvill e. Robinson, Laura M. dau. of Len and unknown Calloway, born Montg. Co. 11 /09/1889 , died 0 I I I I11932, married William Robinson, buried Shawsville. Ross, Mary S ., dau. of Fleming and Mary Cam Via, born Patrick Co. 01 /02/1854, di ed 09/l 6/1 929, married W. D. Ross, buried Alleghany Springs. Ross, Laura L., dau. of Reuben and Elle~ Hill Webster, born Montg. Co. 03109/ 1862, died 10/30/1926, married J. J_ Ross, buned Alleghany Springs. Saunders, unnamed dau. of Charles and Ste11a Coles Saunders, born Montg. Co. 0 l /3/ 1933 buried E ll is ton, Saunders, unnamed dau. of Charles and Stella Coles Saunders. born Montg. Co. 01/03/ 1933, died 01/03/1933, buried Elliston. Saunders, unnam ed child of Charles and Stella Coles Saunders, born Montg. Co. 03/21 /193 1, died 03/2 1/ 1931 , buried Elliston Saunders, unnamed son of Charles and Stella Coles Saunders, born Montgomery C o . 03/2 I / 1931 , d ied 03/2 1/ 193 1, buried E lliston. ·vfRGrNfA-APPAlACHlAN NOl r- , �t83 Si I co t t . J c ss ic James, so n of C . M. and Louisa Thomas Silcott, born Montg. Co. 0 1/ 12119 33 died 01 11 2/1933, buri ed E lliston. Siss o n , J\ I i ce R3chel , dau of Andrew and Lucy Ann Crook Boone, born Franklin Co. I 0/ 17I I 8.57, died J '2/ 7/ 1925 , married George W. Sisson, buried Piedmont Cemetery. - S mith , M agg ie E., d au o f Henry Walker and unknown, born Monroe Co., WV, 0 7 / 2 411835, d ied 1011811 1929, widow, buried Alleghany Springs. S mith , Carre tt a, d a u . o f J am es Thompson and unknown, born 05/18/1871, died 03 106! 192 8, marri ed C harles Smith, buried Shawsville. Sowde r , L ucy, dau. of A be and Jane Cundiff Groce, bomMontg. Co@l852,died 12 / 14/ 19 2 9, w ido w o f E d Sowder, buried Shawsville. S owde r , N o ra, dau of She lburn and Ida Atkinson Whitlock, born Montg. Co. 01/23/1889, di e d 0 2/07/19 2 8, m arri e d John L. Sowder, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Sowder, unnam e d son of John L. and Josephine Brookman Sowder, born Otey, VA. 07102119 3 2, di e d 07/ 02/193 2, no place of burial noted. S pangl e r, W . J., son of unknown, born Floyd Co. 01/14/1854, died 01/05/1931 , married Mary Spangler, buri ed Piedmont Cemetery. Stump, Jr., Samuel Casse Jl , son of Samuel Cassell and Rilla Dickerson Stump, born Montg . Co. 04 / 051192 8, died 04/06/1928, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Stump, ~ilia, dnu of Homer Dickerson and unknown, born Floyd Co., 10/18/ 1900 died 05/15/ 1928, married Cassell Stump, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Sutphin , Irvin Jackson, son of Cleveland and Ellena Sutphin, born Montg. Co., 1111928, died 01/ 14/1931, buried Den Hill Cemetery. T aylor, J . T., son of Charl es A ., and Nannie V. Sowder Taylor, born Montg. Co. 09/14/1870, died 07/07/1932, married Bettie(?) Taylor, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke. Tick le, Willie, son of James A. and Dollie Martin Tickle, bomMontg., Co. 12/10/1927, died 12/ 1211927, buried near Shawsville. Trail, unnamed son of James T. and Mamie Wommack Trail, born VA 09/14/1930, died 09/14/1930, buri e d All eghany Springs. Trail, Mamie, dau of Joseph and Fannie Craighead Womack, born Montg. Co. 1896, died 03/18/ 1932, married James Trail, buried Shawsville. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l 84- West, Emma, dau. of unknown, born Floyd Co. 1855, died 12/30/1925 , marri ed Arthur West, buried Shawsville. or unknown , born Patrick Co. 1856, died 09/22/ 1930, widowed West, Arthur, so n buried Shawsville. Wheeling, Susan, dau. of Richard and Martha Anderson, born Floyd Co @ 1853, died 05/27/1927, married William Wheeling, buried near Big Tunnel White, Clar Dean, dau. of Milton and Mary Whitely While, born Forest, YA @ 1901 . died 0916/1927, no marital status noted, buried Midway Cemetery. White, George Isaac, son oflsaac and Virginia Day White, born Montg. Co., @ I 865 . died 11 /06/1932, single, buried Montgomery Co. Wh itlock, Ida Virginia, dau. of unknown and Martha Atkinson, born Montg. Co. 05/26/1871, died 11 /28/1926, married G. S. Whitlock, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Williams, Mary E tta, dau. of John Allen and unknown, born Loudon Co. 06/ 06/1874 , died 12115/1928, widow of Charlie Williams, buried near Alleghany Springs. Williams, George T., son of Unknown, born Franklin Co. o1/22/1843, died 0 ti l 4/ l 9 30, married Alice Williams, buried near Alleghany Springs. Wil~ams, George R., son of Stephen and Julia Gildenwaters Williams, born Montg. Co. I 87~, died 07/25/1928, married Ginnie Williams, buried Anderson Grnveyard. •. Williams, Blanche Etta, dau. of Charles and Mary Etta Allen Williams, born Montg. Co. 0911901, died 1/20/1926, single, buried near Alleghany Springs. Williams, Rowland, son of unknown, born Campbell Co. 1834, died 07/08/1929, widowed, buried Alleghany Springs. Willis, Hugh, son of Mose and Annie Duckwilder Willis, born Cave Spri ng, VA. @ 1888 died 09/16/1927, married Maude Willis, buried Salem, VA. Wills, Mytha Alice, dau. of James and Sarah Richardson Wills born Montg. Co. 1876 died 12/19/1930, single, buried near ShawsviJle. ' Wills, Ida B., dau. of J. J. and Sarah Richardson Wills, born Montg. Co. 1875 , died 02/03/ 1928, single, buried near Shawsville. Wommack, Charles Theodore, son of Joseph L. and Fannie C raighead Wommack,] born Montg. Co. 03/11 / 1905, died 03/06/1929, married Thelma Wommack, buried Shawsvi!Je. ·vrRCINtA APPALACHIANNOTES �185 W oocJ , f\r1 n r~:rnda , dau . of Grace R . Wood and unknown, bomMontg. Co. 06/1928 die d 0 7 106 192 8. Ya tt.:s , l k n.1am in (1 ., SO il or unknown, born Pillsylvnnin Co. 12/28/1852, dicd Ol/29/ 1928, with)\v~d, buri ed J\ l lcghany S prings. Y t.;ats , H e rtie Virg inia, dau. of James and Letitia Creasy Wimmer, born Montg. Co. 10 / 23 / 1 892 , di e d 12/29/1932, marri ed Oscar Yeats, buried Alleghany Springs. Y ca ts, L:. ldriclge Jam es, so ns of Wi ll iam and Hester Shafer Yeats, born Montg. Co., 0510211C) 15, di ed 0 1/2811933, single, buried A lleghany Springs. You n g, Ma mi e Alberta, dau. of Marion and Josephine M. Shelton Clingenpeel, born Floyd Co. l 0/08/ 1877, died 08/13/1929, widow, buried Fairview Cemetery. You n g, Kate, daua. of B. R . and Mattie M . Dobbins Young, born Montg. Co. 06/13/1922 died 0 I /05/ 1929, buried near A lleghany Springs. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/B(o RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 13, SECTION B - 1924 - 1927 Epperly, Malinda E., dau. of Anderson and Virginia B. Akers, born Floyd Co. I 0/ 10/ 1865 died 02111 / 1924, married James N. Epperly, buried E lliston. Epper ly, Jacob Lee, son of Dennis (?) and Emmuzet Alley Epperly, born floyd Co. 10/06/1 889, died 10/ 13/1924, single, buried Laurel Ridge. Farley, Preston L., son of Thomas and unknown Farley, born Gil es Co. 0110 1/185 I, di e d 08/06/ 1928, widowed, buried Ironto. Garlick, Bettie E., dau. of John Cook and unknown, born Montg. Co. 11 /06/1862, died 10/1 7/1927, married James Gar1ick, Sr. Garman, Lucy Mary, dau. of John S. and Rebecca F. Williams Garman, born 06/I 4/ 1873 , died 0211411928, single, buried Bradshaw. Goodwin , EdwardE., son of John M. and Amanda M . Bandy Goodwin, born 02/14/I 870, died 02/22/1929, married Alice Goodwin, buried Lafayette. Graham, Gladys May, dau. of Rollin W. and Maude Allen Graham, born Montg. Co. 05/08/1929, died 05/08/1929. Graham, Andrew A., son of Charles B. and Lucy Moses Graham, born Montg. Co, 04/ 1911908, died 07 /09/1923, single, buried Shawsville. G raham, Ruth, dau. of Wallacd and Ethel Long Graham, born E lliston, 10/06/1929 died 10/06/1929, buried Ell'istqn, Graham, Mary J., dau. of John E. and Susanna Gannan Eakin, born Montg. Co, 0611911858, died 12/ 10/1925;, married J.M. Graham, buried Catawba. Graham, Sarah Jane, dau. of WaIJace and Ethel Long Graham, born E lliston 09/3 0/1928, died 10/01/1928, buri ed E lliston. Guerrant, Charles R., son of John R. and Grace Price Guerrant, born Montg. Co. 10/24/1928, died 03/05/1929, buried E lliston. Guerrant, Henry S., son of John and Grace Price Guerrant, born Montg. Co., 03/2 1/ 1927, died 02/23/1929, buried E lliston. Guthrie, PoJly Ann, dau of Benjamin and Katherine Underwood Sweeney, born Floyd Co. 01 /0611859, died 05/08/1929, married J. B. Guthrie, buried Pedlar Hollow. Hall, Thomas H., son of I. D. and Florentine Creasy Hall, born E lliston , 04/1811884, di e d J0/30/1928, married, buried Shawsvsill e. VJRGfNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES. �187 Ha l l. u n na m ed d nu. o fGc ne rn l and Stella Hall, born Elliston, 11/25/1923, died I l.'25, J 9~3, buri <.;d Little Hope C hurch. I l~tll, tvt 1rt ic /\1111. dau . or General W. nn<l Dd\n J\nn Lnprad Hall, born Montg. Co. 09 12 I I I tJ2 l , <l i cd 0 2/ I 3/ l 926 bu ri ed E\ I iston ' Hnll. C nlnhi ll W ., s o n of Davy and Adi e Irving Hall, born Floyd Co., \1/26/1853, d ie d 09/ 2 9 .' 19 28, widowed, buried Locust Grove, VA. I l nl I, Parish , son of Gordon and Bertha Conner Hall, born Montg. Co, 01/10/1860, died 09/ 21 1192-l, m ai-rie d E tta Hall, buried Halls Church Cemetery. H a ll , Nanni e E li zabeth, dau. of William and Sarah E. Booth Barnett, born Montg. Co., @ 1 873 , di e d 04 /3011924 , m arried Duve Hall, buried Christiansburg. Hi Iton , Joseph H., son of Robert and unknown H ilton, born VA 10/07/1848, died 12 /07 /1924 , m arri ed Wet m es(?) Hilton, buried Montgomery Co. Howard, M nry Jo, dau. of James M. and Mary Jane Tipton Dawson, born Carroll Co., 04 / 17I 1 862 , died 04/2211924, married R . L. Howard, buried Lafayette. J e we 11 , Jasper N ., s on of Robert E. and unknown Jewell, born Montg. Co. 04/05/1856, died 06/ 0911929, married M ary Jewell, buried Elliston. Jones, Denni s LeRoy, so n of William D . and Katie A. Meeks Jones, born Elliston, 03/1 8/1924 ,(?) di ed l 0/13/1929, single, buried Elliston. ~ Jordan , Mary Jane, dau . of Pleasant and Jennie Lynch Douglas, born Campbell Co @ 1 859, di ed 11 /2 1/1924, m arried Dabney Jordon, buried Elliston. J o rdon, Dab ney, son of Mike and unknown Jordon born VA@ l 847, died 11/01/1929, wi dowed, buried E lliston. ' K ing, Mary Arizona, dau. of Tazewell and Bette Almond Weeks, born Floyd Co., 0510711 889, died 04/05/1924, married Thomas D. King, buried Elliston. Ki rkwood, Will ia m D ., son of Charles E. and Lucy Harvey Kirkwood, born Bedford Co. 02/24/1844, died 05/21 /1925, widowed , buried Elliston. La\vre nce, James Rush, son of John and Marinda Barnett Lawrence, born Montg. Co. 0 I/1711 859, died 11 /2611929, widowed, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Likins, Ju II i e Ann, da u. of Caleband Delilah Underwood Maxey, born Roanoke Co., 04/26/l 861, died 05/26/1928, widow, buried Halls Church Cemetery. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - �188 Martin, James P .. , son of Joseph J. and Biddie Pugh Martin, born frank lin Co. r{1.1852, died 07/07/1926, widowed (Judie Martin), buried Elliston. Martin, Theo, dau. of John C. and Ethel Duncan Martin, born Montg. Co., 07/0911926 , died 08/29/1926, buried Galilee Church. Martin, unnamed son of Earnest C. and Addelia Overstreet Marti n, born Monlg. Co. 09/1 1/1925, died 09/ 11/ 1925, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Martin, Joseph P., son of William and Mary Tomlin Martin, born Rockbridge Co., 02/1111850, died 12/27/1925, married Nealie Martin, buri ed Lafayette. Martin, Judie Ann, dau. of Plead and Sallie Cox Pugh, born Franklin Co. @ 1880 died 12/ 01/1925, married James P. Martin, buried E lliston. Marti n, unnamed son of Charlie E. and Addelear Overstreet Martin, born Mongt. Co., 0310411927, died 03/04/1927, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Martin, John C., son of John and Nettie Richardson Martin, born Montg. Co . 0 1/1 6/ 1893, died 12/04/1928, married Ethel Martin, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Martin, unnamed son of Charles E. and Adella Overstreet Martin, born Montg. Co.02/ 13/1928, died 02/13/1 928, buried Halls Church Cemetery. McDan iel, Harvey Johnson, son of James E. and Mary V: Sarver McDaniel, born Montg. Co., 0 1116/1906,died 09/1911925, single, buried Halls Church Cemetery., McDonald, Mark M., son of Edward and Katy Sesler McDonald born Montg. Co. 02/23/ 1845 , died 11/13/1928, married Harriett McDonal~, buric~l Ironto. McDonald, Hattie Virginia, dau. of Archie and Nancy Martin Moses born Montg. Co., 01/12/J 861 , died 07/22/1929, widow, buried Ironto. ' Minnich., Charles Wesley, son of Samuel and Clementine Jackson Minnich, born Lafayette 07/22/1869, died 0110111926, buried E ll iston. Mitchell, Robert A., son of Thomas and Sarah Mitchell, born Roanoke Co. 06/2 111851 , died 09/12/1926, married Nancie H. Mitchell, buried Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke. Moore, Cephas M., son of Joseph and Mary Thomason Moore, born VA 06/ 1311 842, di ed 0410311929, married Margarett Moore, buried Elliston. Moses, Dr. John H., son of WiJliam and Ardenia Blankenship Moses, born VA . 08115/1856, died 11/23/ 1929, married Maude Moses, buried Halls Churc h Cemetery. Moses, Jeremiah, son of James and Rebecca Wells Moses, born Lafayette, 04117/1842, died 12/26/1923, widowed, buried Lafayette. 'VIRGINIA APPAlACHfAN NOTES �189 tv1u l l i ns, rv1ablc B ., dnu . o f John 8 . and Julia B. Richardson Wells, born Montg. Co. 0 6. U::i ' 18'>J. d i cd 0 l /06/ I 926, married Hampton Mullins, buried Richardson Cemetery. O wen s, J a m es rv1. , son o f f-. M. and MaryDeyerleOwens,bornRoanokeCo. 0)/1 X 1'<'7 \.di e d 02102/ 1925, married Marinda Owens, buried Lafayette. Pa tt erson , 0 1i vcr, son of!\ Ibe rt and Edrnonia Redd Patterson, born Elliston@l 845, died 03 / 1-l / I 9:?. -l, m a rri e d Harriet Patterson, buried Elliston. Perdue , O tti c Walker, son of J. I-Land Theodosi Dove Perdue, born Montg. Co. 06/ 0 1/ 1906, d ied 06/ 0711925 , si ngle, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Pe rdu e. James Ross, son of John W. and Lucy J. Richardson Perdue, born Bedford Co., 0 I / 20/ I 853, died 04/ 1411928, married Virginia Perdue, buried Elliston. Pre ston , C arol inc , dau . of Richard and unknown Taylor born Montg. Co. @1847, died 0310 111925, widow, buried Elliston. ' Preston, A I ice, dnu. of Ballard and Carolina Taylor Preston, born Elliston@l861, died 04 / 2 4 / 1929, single, buri ed Elliston. Pugh , Til 1ie, dau. of P lead and Sallie Cox Pugh, born Franklin Co. @1885, died 11 / 04/192 5, si n g le, buried E lliston. Rakes, Junior C. , son of Mat. C. and Corra M. Allen Rakes born Montg. Co. 10/09/1927, died 02/ 0411929, buried Galilee C hurch. ' Rat 1i ff, unnam ed son of Clarence nnd Roxi e Yuden Ratliff~ born Jronto, 06/30/1925, died 06/ 30/ J 925, buried Reesedale. Reese, Roi I in R., son of George and Alta Deyerle Reese, born Montg. Co., 0310911889, died 12/ 29/1929, married Lillie M. Reese, buried Reesedale. Rush, unnnam e d da u. of Di ll ard and Rossi Gil more Rush, born Elliston, 09/03/1923, died 09/03/1923, buried E ll iston. Saunde rs, Lucinda, dau. of Nelson and Elviria Edmondson Steptoe, born Montg. Co. 05115/1857, di e d 03/03/1925, widow, buried Elliston. Sesle r, Robert W., son of JohnW. a nd Sall ie F. Moses Sesler, born Montg. Co. 1 1/ 25 / 1 874, di e d 02/2111926, married Maggie Sesler. Sesler, S u san A . , dau. of John a nd Dina Kneathawk Cook, born Montg. Co. 09/23/ISSS, died 0 2/05 /19 27, married S . D . Sesler, buried Ironto. S h e rm an, Hellen, dau. of Samuel and unknown Franklin, born Richmond @1862, died VIRGfNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �08/18/1924, widowed, buried Elliston. Simmons Elsie Loraaine, dau. ofRobert H. and Virginia May Keaton Simmons, horn Roanoke City, 10/14/1928, died 10/28/1928. single, buried Galilee Church. Simmons, Catherine, dau. of unknown and Mary Coles, born Roanoke Co. @ 1871, d ied 03!22! 1928, married William Simmons, buried Elliston. Simmons, Hazel, dau. of unknown, born Montg. Co., 04/1311911, died 04/2611927, single, buried Elliston. Sm ith, Willie Wade, son of Jesse R. and Daisy Heslep Smith, born Buena Vista, VA, 07/01/1926, died 1111411927, buried Elliston. Smith, Nellie Ernestine, dau. of Jessie R. and Daisy W. Heslep Smith, born Lafayette 03/22/1929, di ed 04/2211929, single, buried Elliston, Spangler, Masi! Dean, son of Joseph D. and Virgie Jones Spangler, born floyd Co., 01/28/1920, died 12/09/1923, single, buried Richardson Graveyard. St. Clair, John H., son of John R. and Martha Taylor St. C lair, born Montg. Co. 08/07/1871, died 09/30/1928, married Itha St. Clair, buried Lafayette. Steptoe, Robert H., son of Nelson and Elinia Edmonson Steptoe, born E lli ston, 03/29/1865, died 10/2211923, married Lucilia Steptoe, buried Elliston. Stewart, James W., parents not listed, born 05/01/1860, died 08/08/1925, marri ed .Jessica S(ewart, buried Elliston. SQ therland, Sarah Frances, dau. of W il liam and Nancy Scraggs Suddarth, born ;\lbcnwrle Co. I 2/29/1836, died 04/09/1925, widowed (John Sutherland) buried E lliston. Taylor, William H., son of Jo.shua a~d Harriet Patterson Taylor, born VA, 02/2 5/ 1860, died 07/29/1923, widow, buned Elliston. Taylor, Elijah D., son of William and Sussie Clark Taylor, born J2/14/1883, di ed 05/09/ 1929 , single, buried Elliston. Terry, unnamed dau. of Robert G. and Nora L. Hutchinson Terry, born Tronto 08/21 / 1928, died 08/2111928. buried Halls Church Cemetery. Thomason, George W., son of John and Nancy McCormick Thomason , born VA. 12/0 l/l 885, died 07/23/1927, married Jane Thomason, buried Ironto. Tinsley, Peter, son of Frank and unknown Tinsley, born Franklin Co., 12/18/1842, di ed 02/02/ 1924, married Lucy Tinsley, buried Ell iston. 'YlRGINfAAPPALACHrAN NOTES .. �tCJ I T i n ~ ky, I .ucy, da u or unkn o wn and E liza Calloway, born Franklin C~. 08/15/1839, died 0 2 16 I l>2-I. ,,·1dnw. buried E ll is ton. T urne r. B urre l Lorai n e, da u. of G uy L. and Clyde Graham Turner, born Lafayette, l 0 2lJ I ()25, d ied 03 ~0 J 926, buried Catawba. nr V <H.h.:11 . .l <1 mcs I\ 1.. s on V incent and Sarnh Marlin Vaden, born lronto, 08/19/1840 died I 0 . 1-4 . 192-4, m <lr r il!d I lat li e V aden , buried Reesedale. Wa tt erson , Mary V irgi ni a . dau. of J ose ph and Martha Hawkins Akers, born Craig Co. I l / 23 / l 8'-l 6 , died 09/0011927, widow, buried Watterson Cemetery. Week s, I : 1ii'abc th . da u . of J a m es and unknown Almond, born Floyd Co., 10/03/1853, died 1 1/ 07/ 1926. wid o w, buri ed E lliston . or W e i l s, F ra nk 11. , so n John T. and Lucinda Graham Wells, born Montg. Co., 06/ 2611 8 7 I , died I 01 I I /1 9 25, married Bertha Wells, buried Richardson Cemetery. Wei Is, unnan1e d dau . of Charle s W. and Maud Brown Wellls, born Montg. Co., 1211 6/ 192 4 , di e d 12/ 16/ 1924 , burie d Ironto. W e ll s, E dward William , son ofGeorgeEdwardandVirgie MableCheatwoodWells, born El I is ton O l / 3 I I I 9 26, di ed 01 /31 / 1926, buried Richardson Cemetery. W e i l s, Arc hie I-I., son of Gri e f D. and Mariah Moses Wells!, born Lafayette, 01 /06/1854; di e d O 1/1711927, wido'vved, buried Lafayette. · · W e lls, Sallie L., dau. of Samuel and Clementine Jackson Minnich, born Lafayette, O I / 2 5118 59, died 0 1/ 1311928, widow, buried Lafayette. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 14- GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS July 29, 1923 Thru Dec. 29, 1929 - W. W. Gardner, Registrar Akers, Millie C., dau of Jacob and Mary Cragett Coles, born Montg. Co, @ 1862, died 05/09/1929, widow, buried Elliston. Akers, Willie Jane, dau. of Elijah and Christine Austin Brickey, born Floyd Co. 051J7/ 18 56, died 12/25/1925, married Floyd Akers, buried Tron to. Akers, F loyd E., no parents listed, no birth information listed, died 11/21/l 926, buried Ironto. AlJen, Louisa J., dau of Joel and Bettie Allen Anderson, born Floyd Co. 02/2 I/ 1859, died 0 1/06/1926, married N. S. Allen, buried Galilee Church. All en, Norman S., son of Charlie and Sarah J. Ashville Allen, born Franklin Co. 04/02/1852, died 06/05/1928, widowed, buried Galilee Church. Allen, Virginia Lucille, dau. of Noah I. and Ella Simmons Allen, born WV, 1Oil8/1928, died 03/01 /1929, buried Galilee Church. Al ls, Annie, dau. of Burrel and Betsey Murray Blankenship, born Montg. Co. 0512011 852 died 09/03/1926, married William Alls, buried Watterson Cemetery. Apgar, Jacob Elwood, son of Frederick and Mary E. Apgar, born New Jersey, 11 /0211856, died 09/15/1925, widow, buried Pittsburgh, Pa. Barnett, Mary Lucy, dau. of Henry D. and Fannie D. Craig Burnett, born Montg. Co, 08124119 J 5, died 10/14/1927, single, buried Elliston. Bartin, Ruby Lena, dau. of Walter M . and Effi e L. Guthri e Bartin, born Ironto, 12/22/1926, di ed 0 I /20/1927, buried Halls Ch urch Cemetery. Barton, Madge Vi rginia, dau aof Wi.lliam H. ~nd Nomia E. Rolens Barton, born Montg. Co., 08/25/ 1913, died 08/ 16/1929, smgle, buned Halls Church Cemetery . Boles, David, son of unknown, born Montg.Co. 06/02/1860, died 06/02/ 1926, married Martha Boles, buried Ironto. Bradford, Rachel E., dau. of Arch L. and Lizzie Rucker Bradford, born Montg. Co. 06/0511925, died 09/ 10/ 1925, buried Moores Chapel Bradford, Bell, dau of Thomas and unlmown Bailey Stover, born Roanoke Co. 06/ 1869, VIRG1NIA~ APPALACHIAN NOTES �/93 died l O t l 19 24 . married C harles Bradford, buried Montgomery Co. 8randcau. Leo n l\1i lton. so n ofD. B. andMildred B.FarrarBrandeau,bornlronto, l 0 108 t 9 24. di ed 0 l' l 611928, buried Halls Church Cemetery. n rook 1n ~ n \Vil Ii am T homas son of Dave and Donie Hurndon Brookman, born WV ()() / 22 1 I 8:"9, dict.l 0 I /2611929, marri ed Mary E. Brookman, buried Elliston. B utt, rv1ary L ue, dau of John Hen ry and SusannaBradleyMinnick,bornRoanokeCo., 0 I /l 311857 , died l 0 /3/\ 925, widowed, buried Lafayette. B utt , Hattie Bell , dau . of S il vester B. and Laura S. Heslep Cheatwood, born Elliston, 0 4111 /18 7 5, di e d 0 112411927. Married J. B. Butt, buried Lafayette. Gutt, Lonna W., dau. of John D. a nd Sallie G. Deyerle Gardner, born Lafayette 09/ 18/1868, died 11 /111925, marri ed James W. Butt, buried Lafayette. Butt, Perry H., so n of Jacob Butt and Charlotte M. Moses Butt, bornLafayette @1860, died 02/ 2211928, married Dola Butt, buried Lafayette. Ca lloway, Pomp, son of unknovm and Louisa Calloway, born Franklin Co., 05/01 /1857, d ied 03113/1924 , widowed, buried E lliston. Charlto n , Thomas J., son of John a nd Josephine McDaniel Charlton, born VA@1866, died 1 1I 12 / 1928, married Carrie Charlton, buried East Radford. C heatwood, E mil y E ll en, dau. of J ohn and Margaret Stinett Heslep, born VA 06/20/1852, died 12/31 /1928 , marri ed C. C. Cheatwood, buried Elliston. i . C lark, unnarned dau. of William and unknown Clark, born Montg. Co. 02/22/1924, died 02/2 5/1 924 . buri e d n ear Elliston. C lark, Catherine, dau of John and E lizabeth Boone Martin, born Franklin Co., 1 111 6 11 83 9, di ed 07/7I1925, v.ridowed, buried Alleghany Springs. C ol es, Sarah, d a u. of Cal and Julia Steptoe Nunley, born Montg. Co.@ 1895, died 06/02/1926, n1arri ed C lyde C oles, buried E lliston. Coles, Sara, dau . of Council and Mary Ann Calloway Taylor, born Franklin Co. 05/18/l 86 7 , di e d 12/28/1927, married Riley Coles, buried near Elliston. C rage tt, James, son of unknown and Annie Cragett, born Roanoke Co. @1875, died 1 1/19/192 8 , married Sarah C ragett, buried Elliston. C ra g h ead , Bernard Wil son, son of George and Dula Wood Craghead, born Ironto 11 /23 /1925, d ied 12/2211929, buried Ironto. ·vrRGfNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Crawford, William H., son of William H. and Givas.Jones Crawford, born YA 12/24/1860, died 06/17/1928, married Lizzie Crawford, buried Elliston. Dehaven, unnamed dau. of Clarence C. and Gillie D. Jones Dehaven, born El li ston o1/3 1/1927, d ied.02/0311927, buried Elliston. Dt:lrnven, El kn, dau. or Jacob and Mary Cruggetl Coles. horm Montg. Co. died 04/29/1924, married Thomas Dehaven, buried Elliston. Dehaven, Thomas, son of Daniel and unknown Dehaven, born Franklin Co. 0911511 850, died 03/20/1929, widowed, buried Elliston. Dogan, Abraham H., son of Robert and Sarah E. Furrow Dogan, born Montg. Co. 03/13/1866, died 03/14/1925, married Melvina Duncan, buried Ironto. Dow, E lizabeth Frances, dau of Laurence and Maurine Steptoe Dow, born Montg. Co. 11127/1909, died 01/04/1925, single, buried El liston. Dow, Mamie Alberta, dau of George C. and Lizzie Turner Steptoe, born Ell iston 04/04/1888, died 12/20/1923, married St. L. Dow, buried Elliston. Dow, Weldon L., son of Andre~ L. and Mary H. Sherman Dow, born Montg. Co. 03/24/1907, died 08/02/1927, single, buried Elliston. Dow, Fannie, dau. of John and Charlotte Jenkins Taylor, born Montg. Co. @ 1860, d ied 09/04/1923, married James Dow, buried Elliston. Duncan, Charlie H., son of Andrew J. and Mattie Williams Duncan, born Montg. Co. OJ /20/1882, died 06/14/1925, married Annie Duncan, buried Halls Church Cem ~tery . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �RECORD O F DEATHS - BOOK 15 - GRANT-BRYANTFUNERALHO'tvIBRECORDS JJ n 1, 1910 thru 0c t. 18, 193 5 - W.W. Gardner, Registrar J\ k ~ rs, Lula Lee..: , da u . of J ~ nk in s and Fannie Hall Pendleton, born Montg. Co. 11 /29/1898, di e d 08 / l 0 / 1932, mnrr ie d W illi a m Akers, buried Shawsville. A k e rs, H e rbe rt J\ n cl re w , s o n of Geo rge W. and Eliza Boles Akers, born Montg. Co., 0 7 / 0 7 /19 1 l , di e d 12/13/1934, si ngle, buried Ironto. A ll s, W illi am Cep ha s, son of Ja mes andPruddieGrisomAlls, bomMontg.Co. 09/1 0118 44 , d ie d 03 / 20/1 9 35, w idowed, buried Halls Church Cemetery. A l ls, Mn rt h a E .. d a u . o f W illia m and M ary Graham Reese, born VA 01/13/1860, died 06/ 03 / 1933, m arr ie d W. C. A ll s, buri ed Reesedale. A p ga r , Ire n e B ., dau . of Jo hn W . and Sallie G. Deyerle Gardner, born Montg. Co. I 0 / 2 2 / l 869, d ie d 0 7/ 22/ 1930, m arri ed P . I . Apgar, buried Lafayette. A ustin , William T., son of Joseph a nd Rosie Smith Austin, born Wytheville, VA @l855 di e d 07/2 6 / 1933, widow, bujried H alls Church Cemetery. A u s t in, N a nni e 0 ., d a u of Rich ard and Judy Dillon Bradbury, born Henry Co. 06/ 22/ 1847, di e d 10/2 4 /1931 , married William Austin, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Barne tt, C ro c k e tt R . s on o f T homas and Rebecca Crockett Barnett, born Montg. Co. 02/ 19/ 185 2, died l I / 27/ 1933 , married Mollie Barnett, buried Elliston. Barn e tt, Betty S ue , d a u. of J. Calvin and Rosa Abbott Lee, born Craig Co. 1t/24/ 1878, di e d 03/1111 9 32 , married B . M . Barnett, buried Elliston. B ess. Jr. , Paul W il son , son of Paul. W . and Frances v. Austin Bess. bomMontg. Co. 09/ 14/ 193 2, d ie d 09/ 14/1932, buried Ha11s Church Cemetery. B ess, Burman W ., s on of J. M ilton and Mary A. Wilson Bess, born Montg. Co. @1895, di e d 05/1 1 / 1935, s ing le, burie d Halls Church Cemetery. Bradford, lei E ., dau . of P . and Amanda Woods Wheeling, born Montg. Co. 1213 111 9io, died 0 6 / 06. 193 3 , marrie d Archie E. Bradford, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Bradford , Hatti e, dau. of James and Katie Taylor Wheeling, born Montg. Co @l859, died O 1/ 14/ 1933, n1arried B e njamin Bradford~ buried Bradshaw. Brookman , Pran ces E ste lle, dau. of William H. and Ruth V. Perfater Brookman, born �Elliston, 08/17/1932, died 07/08/1933, buried Prices Fork. Bryant, Donald Basil, son of Herbert L. and S_tella May Clowers Bryant, born Montg. Co. 04/21/1933, died 04/23/1933, no place ofbunal noted. Burks, Anna, dau. of Silas and unknown Hill, born franklin Co., 12/2 \ /1866, di~d \ 111 \ /1931, married Wallace Burks, buried Elliston. Byerle, Michae l Paul, son of Michael P. and Martha Jacobs Byerle, born PA. 09/27/1865, died 08/24/1933, married Alice Byerle, buried E lliston. Claxton, L illia n, dau. of Alfred and Mary Smith Chancelor, born Montg. Co. 07/07/1899, died 07/27/1934, married John Claxton, buried Elliston. Coles, Joseph, so~ of un~own and Lo~ie Coles, born Montg. Co. 03/02/1899, di ed 12/29/1930, marned Bessie Coles, buned E lliston. Compton, Clyde Carolyn, dau. _of Dr. Thomas J. and Edna O. Nye Wohlford, born Mechani csburg, 10/03/1873, died 12/25/1934, married W. Millard Compton. buried Bluefield, WV. Cook, Kenneth, son of Harvey Preston and Lola E lizabeth Hendricks Cook bom 11/1211931, died 12/13/1931, buried Ironto. ' Craggett, Oakey, ~on of Lee and Lomie Ca~loway Coles, born Floyd Co., @ 1888, died l 1/29/1934, ma med Charles C raggett, buned Elliston. Craig, James W ., son ~f Joh~ W. and Lutisia Boles Craig, born Frankl in Co. 12/05/18 59, di ed 04/17/193 1, marri ed Elizabeth Craig, buried E lliston. Deaton, Caleb, son of ~ever~y _and Jane Lang~ord Deaton, born Roanoke Co . @ 1838. died 05/01/1930, married M1tt1e Deaton., buned Elliston. Dehaven, Lewis, son .of Cla:ence and Gillie D . Jones Dehaven, born E lliston, 12/05/1930, died 12/0811930, buried Elhston. Dehaven, Ruth R. , dau. of Calvi~ and Ha~nah Hale Wright, born Franklin Co. 07113/1853, died 06/09/1030, widow, buried E lliston. Dogan, Malvina, dau. of James ~nd Anat~net Sesler Garlick, born Montg. Co. 09/04/1873, died 05/05/1934, widow, buned Ironto. Epperly, George E., son of John and unkno~ Eppe~ly, born Floyd Co.@ 187 l , di ed 06/21 /1935, married Lou Em m a Epperly, buned E lliston. Epperly, Lou Emma, dau of Wyatt and Juli~ M unc_y Akers, born Floyd Co. @ 1870, d ied 06/21 /1935, married George E. Epperly, buned E lliston. ·v1RGINfA APPAlACHfAN NOTES �197 Furro\,._ C harle L~e . s on of Jam es M. a nd El iza J. Boles Furrow, born Montg. Co, 06/ 12 / 1 871, d ied 0 2 .' 13 ' 1930, m a rri e d Mary A.Furrow, buried Reesedale Church. Furro , , ·, L: Ii za J anc, d au . of Peter and Susan Hilton Boles, born Montg. Co. 09/19/1846 died 0-1/ 2 -l .11 (> JO , \\'ido\\', 11 0 place burial noted. or Gar li ch:, C harlnttc Vv' ill ic, dau . of James H. nnd Nettie D. Sesler Garlick, born Montg. C o ., 05 / l 5 /1 875. di<:!d 10/1 1/1933, s ingle, buried lronto. Ga rm a n , Robert Edward, so n of John S. and Rebecca Wilson Gannan, born 05/23/1872, di e d 09/24 / 1935, marri ed Mary Doosin g, buried Sherwood Park, Salem . .Ha 11 , J o hn 8., so n of Go rd o n and B ethany Conner Hall, born Montg. Co. 07/01/1857, died 10 /06/ 193 1, marri e d Nancy M. Hall, buried Halls Church Cemetery. I-Jal I, Hanna f-'rances, dau. of Samue l L. and Sarah Idings Vest, born Floyd Co. 041201 185 8, di e d 06/12/ 1932, married Silas W. Hall, buried Salem Church. Hall, Sa l I ie J ., dau. of A ndrew W . and Amanda Hennings Walthall, bornMontg. Co. I 1!OS I I 862, di e d 06/12/1934, married F. Arch Hall, buried Reesedale. Henson , Henry B ., s on of Powhatan and Eliza Rawsin Henson, born Amherst Co. 05/1611865, died 02/2211932, married Gay Thomas Henson, buried Sherwood Park, Salen1 . Hes l ep, Willie Cornelia, dau. of Andrew J. and Mary L. Davis Creasy, bomMontg. Co. @ 1902 , died 05/10/1935, married J. H. Heslep, buried Elliston. 1 leslcp, Mary Ann, dau . or Alexander and Jane Maddox Richardson, born Montg. Co. 0411211854, died 06/04/193 1, widowed, buried Richardson Cemetery. Heslep, Annie, dau of Mitchell and Nancy J. Alley Poff, born Floyd Co. @1870, died 05/05/1934, 1narried Jan1es B. Heslep, buried Vicker. Huft~ Gene Arlen, son of Claude E. and Annie J. Wells Huff, born Montg. Co., 08/01I193 1, died 09/05/1931, buried Lafayette. Jewell, Mary Josephine, dau. of John E. and Celinda Barnett, born Montg. Co. 08/22/1855, died 05/031932, widow, buried E11iston. Jordon , Nann ie, dau. of Joseph and Nancy Dow Pearl, born E lliston, no birth data noted, died 05/14/1933, married, buried Elliston. Jordon, Tan, son of Mike and Carolina Spinner Jordon, born VA @1863, died 04/30/1932, single, buried Elliston VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Kegley, George, son of Jefferson and Sallie Snavley Kegley, born VA, 12115/1865 , died 06/13/1934, marriede Vicki Kegley, buried Sherwood Burial Park, Salem. King, Sallie, dau. of James and Frances Waldron Mountcastle, born Floyd Co. @ 18 7 3, died 04/6/193 1, widow, buried Ellliston. Kinzie, Lewis D., son of Samuel nnd Mary Farri er Kinzie, born Giles Co., IO/l I / I 81l(J, died 04/13/1932, si ngle, buried Newport, Va. Kirkwood, Frank Joseph, son of W illiam D. and Lenora J. Fulwiler, born Montg. Co. 06/07/1883, died 12/1211932, married E lva Kirkwood, buried Elliston. Koerner, John Allen, son of John F. and Maud E . Allen Koerner, born WV, 05/18/19 14, died 09/18/ 1935, single, burjed Lafayette. Layman, Charl es T. , son of Lewis G. and Lucy A. Riley Layman, born Botetourt Co. 03/31/1865, died 05/30/1933, single, buried L(aymantown?), VA. Loving, Cora Thomas, dau of John B. and Elvira Hall Thomas, born VA @ 1848, died 03/15/1934, widow, buried E lliston. Loving, unnamed son of Lewis Kent and Nancy Augusta Moffett Lov ing, born 10/13/1930, died 10/1311930, buried Lafayette. Martin, unnamed dau. of Cha~li e E. and A. Della Overstreet Martin, born Montg. Co. 10/02/1931, died 10/03/1931, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Maxey, Andrew M., son of Calelb and Delilah Underwood Maxey, born Roanoke Co . 09/12/1859, died 04/0611934 ,~i dowed, buried Elliston. McDaniel, James E., son of unknown, born Pulaski Co., 0610911866, died 02/20/ 1930, married Mary V . Mcdaniel, buried Halls Church Cemetery. McDaniel, Ora A., dal:l. of Ruden B . and Octavia Lester, born M ontg. Co. 11/20/1879, died 02/28/1930, married C.R. McDaniel, buried Lafayette. Moses, Frank H ., son of John H. and Peradine Hall Moses, born Montg. Co. 04 /0811882, died 02/11 /1930, married Mary Moses, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Murdock, Susan, dau. of Joseph and Mary Miller Garman, born Roanoke Co. @ 1851 , died 02/06/1934, widow, buried Bradshaw. QI iver, unnamed dau. of George and Florence Barnett Oliver, born Montg. Co. 02/22/1932, died 02/22/1932, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Oliver, William Edgar, son of Robert R. and Sallie L. Wade Oliver, born Halifax Co. o1117/1862, died 04/24/ 1930, married Bertha Oli ver, buri ed E lliston. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �--=-- /99 Oliver, .John 1:. s nn or Freem a n and Elizabeth Graybeal Oliver, born Montg. Co. I 0 ' 1-l I 860. died O L 1-l' 1935. marri e d Sarah E. Oliver, buried Halls Church Cemetery. O\\'cn s . 1: 10\'d Lee. s on nf R . 11. and Sallie Harless Owens, born Dickinson Co., 07 /0-l / 18l).\~ di c e.I Ol 2:2 l') ::;-l, murried EtticOwens,buriedEl\ctt. Pearl. Joshua . son or \ Vananrnke r and Hallie Reynolds Pearl, born Elliston, 05/02/1930, died 05 107, I 93 ()_ buried E lli s ton. Pea rl , V/a narnu kcr, so n of Joseph and NancyDowPearl,bornElliston02/l2/1898,died 0l / 0'2 / 1930 , 1n a rri cd Hnl Iie Pearl, buried E lliston. Rat e l i tT, Co ra M .. dau . of Albany and Sarah Basket Jones, born Montg. Co. 07/19/1869, di ed 0 l /:?.:?./l 935, 1narriL:d Isaac Ratcliff, buried Reesedale Church. R eese, Aaron L eo nard , so n o f Perry C. and Virginia Lee Martin Reese, born Jronto 01 / 281193.3, di e d 02119/1933 , no placeofburi alnoted. Ro ss, William D .. s on of Jefferson and E lizabeth Turner Ross born Patrick Co., ' 05 13 l /I 846, d icd 07I 12/ 1930, widowed, buried Alleghany Springs. S n1 i l h , W i 11 i a n1 8 ., so n of J nm es and Hannah Bradford Smith, born Montg. Co. 0210111859, died 02115/1930, married Fannie Smith, buried Halls Church Cemetery. St. Clair, Bernice, dau. of Wi lliam and Goldie May Poff St. Clair, born Lafayette, 05 /2 411933 , died 05/24/1933, no place of burial noted. St. Cla ir, Rob er t W ., son of Robert W. and Goldie May PoITSt. Clair, born Lafoyelle 07/02/1934, died 07/1211934, buried Lafayette. Stewart, Jesse Gordon, son of John H . and Catherine J. Duncan Stewart, born Montg. Co., 06101/1914, died 0I11011935, single, buried Elliston. Sti !es, Rosabe ll a, dau. of unknown and Nancy Bolling(?), born Floyd Co., 12/29/ 1863, di ed 06/15/1934, widow of E. W. Stiles, buried E lliston. Sturnp, Lurn1on, dau. of Jacob and Ellen Underwood West, born Floyd Co. @1884, died 02/l 0/1930, vvidow, buried E lliston. Sumner, Macie Jane, dau. of Luther and Nellie Stuart Ratliff, born Montg. Co. 08/25 /1 9 16, died 1011811935, married Paul S. Sumner, buried Reesedale. Su1nner, unna1n ed dau . of Paul S. and Macie J. Ratliff Sumner, bornMontg. Co. 07/23/ 1935, died 07/23/1935, buried R eesedale. Thomas, 0 1ive, dau. of John B. And Almira Hall Thomas, born @1865, died I0/28/1934• VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �1 single, buried Elliston. Thomas, Charles Edward, son of Benjamin F. and Malinda Kittennan T homas, born Roanoke Co. @ 1869, died 03/16/1933, married Mary Sue Thomas, buried S he rwood Park, Salem. Thompson, Isabel Jane, dau of Archie and Nancy Marlin Mos<.!s, born Montg. Cl) . 07/07/1855, died 05/27/1931, widow, buried Ironto. Turner, unnamed dau. of Earl and Reba Simmons Turner, born 01/31/1930, buri ed Elliston. T w ine, Mary J., dau. of Wash and unknown Chancel or, born E lliston @ 1870, died 03/25/1932, widow, buried E lliston. Unknown Negro, no birth or parental information noted, died 05/04/1934, buried Christiansburg. Vaden, Ann Baker, dau. of John and Lucy J. Richardson Perdue, born Bedford Co. 0 I/14/1857, died 12/14/1930, widow, buried Vaden Cemetery. Waltha ll, Charlie H ., son of Andrew W. and Timanda Hennings Walthall, born VA. 01/08/1866, died 12/3011932, married Naomi Walthall, buried Ironto, VA. Weeks, Laura Lura, dau. of.J ohn and Lewinda U nderwood Stump. born VA 05/02/1 898, di ed 11102/193 4, married G. W. Weeks, buried E ll iston. Wh~eling, William, son of unknown, born Montg. Co. 04/01 /1858, died O1/09/ 1930, wid~wed, buried Montgomery Co. ' Wi rt, Joseph C., son of James and Mary Woolwine Wirt, born Montg. C o. @ 1879, di ed 0 1I 12/1931, married Mollie Wirt, buried Christiansburg. Wright, Ruth A., dau. of Jackson and Maggie Hayden Wright, born Elliston, 03/ 17/1892, died 06/0611932, si ngle, buried Elliston. W right, Maggie, dau. of James and unknown Haden, born Montg. Co. @ 1858, di e d 02/05/l 935, widow of Jack Wright, buried E lliston. Young, James E., son of Thomas and Willie Massie Young, born Franklin Co . 04/03/1931, died 05/06/1891 , married Ethel Young, buried E lliston. VIRGINIA APPAL.ACHJAN NOTES - - ~ �c20) BOOK REVlEWS Bed ford Cou nty , Yi rgin ia. 1860 Census by Freddie L. Spradlin. Soft-cover, spiral bound, 207 pages \vit h I nc. k:x. Pri\·..udy print~<.!. Torrance. California September 18, 2001. T his t ransc ri p t io n u f t h e l In itc<l stat cs I 860 Bedford County, Virginia Census used the Heritage Quest CD-ROrv1 or the inmgcs from the National Archives' microfilmM653-1335. Entries for co lumns 1 :2 a nd 11 (attend sc hoo l and cannot read) are not included. 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Adams Francis Paul Dean Yvonne V. Linehan Trula F. Purkey Gary W. Shaver Reid W. Walker D. Wubben Brewster, MA Roanoke, VA Royal Oak, Ml Troutdale, VA Roanoke, VA Villa Rica, CA Scotts Valley, CA ( QUERIES Searching for marriage records about 1835 of either Elizabeth FERRAR or of a Mr. FERRAR marrying an Elizabeth, most probably in the Roanoke County area. I know the Elizabeth FERRAR married James MCFALLS in 1840 in Roanoke County. At that time, she had three children. The first was born in 1836. Please contact; Sharon H. Brahmstadt, 1422 Garfield Avenue, Wyomissing, PA 19610 E-mail: Brahrnstadt@aol.com I am seeking information regarding the parents of James McREYNOLDS who was born in Washillgton County, Virginia in 1805. Please contact Mrs. Charles Craps, 301 E. Birchwood, Morton, IL 61550 �Ancestry D aih· '.'.c\vs. \.\ 'eek h · D igest Version A "Wee.kl\· D ost: or Cicnealo~\· " f~r t he week ending 10 March 2001 . ~. " L OOK J ~G 1:0 R T l l E Lf\D l E IN TH E F AMlLYTREE,"by JulianaSmith =====-==--=- = - W it h t h e dearth of reco rds c reated fo r wome n w ho livedmorethanacenturyorsoago, itisoften very d i fii cu lt to find in f'onna ti on o n th e ladi es in our family trees. Give her a name like Catherine K e ll y. p l op h e r dl)\\' n i n . ·e \ \ ' Y o rk C it y before vital records were kept and beforewomen(other th a n th ose fc \ v t h a t \ Vere lis ted as head s of household) were named on the census, and you have th e r ecipe for a Vl..! T>' e lu s ive ancest ress! Cathe rine Kelly was my third great-grandmother, but I am g u essing mos t of ~1 ou have si mila r c haracters in your family trees. So how are we to find th ese wo m e n ') H ere are som e t hings to keep in mind. HOM E S O U R CES AN D LO NG-LO ST C OUSINS As w ith any o th er kind o f resea rc h. d o n't o verlook home sourcesFamilymembersmay have s aved o ld le t ter s . paper s. n ews cli p pings. a nd stories that may contain either the exact informati o n yo u a r c lo oking for about a woman relative or at least the clues to point you in her dire cti o n . B esides the s p ecific d etails o ld letters contain, they often carry the personalities of the write r s . S ome times fi ll e d w ith humor, sadness. and spiced with a bit of gossip (and who doesn't like a bit of gossip now and the n! ), these letters paint a portrait of the writer and lend light to her pers pective on life . Also, neve: u~dere stimat.e the information long-lost cousins may have. Interview them! One of my mother s distant cous m s was able to tell us that Catherine Kelly had died in Rochester, New York . W e wo~ild neve r have thoug ht to look there had it not been for that cousin1s information, which we g ain e d from the interview my mother conducted with the cousin. The cemetery record we found in Rochester for Catherine Kelly, with a death date of 1850 at 26 years of age, is one of the few records we have of this ancestor. COURT R E CORDS Court r e cords are often great places to find women because women show up regularly in even the earliest recordings. Probate cases are a natural place to start look.ina. Probates typically deal w ith a decedent's w ill or the distribution of property. Family relationsh.i~s are usually spelled out in these docun1ents, and you will often find details about women, including their maiden names, p laces of residence, ages (sometimes), and personalities. An interesting will we uncovered. showed that one woman left most of her considerable estate to a couple of her mends, while ~he gave her own children only a dollar each. Some probate records are so detailed that they provide genealogie s of fanulies going back for several generations. When Cathe rine 's g randdau g hter died, the guardianship papers that were filed for her children included the addresses of several inherited properties. By tracing the origins of the real estate through property records, we mig ht get lucky. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CEMETERY RECORDS In the cemetery, study all t he names of people who may be buried in a famil y plot Often. \" e rely on indexes and happily copy the name of the individuals we know. never looking at t.he interment records as a whole. Names of grandmothers, sisters, aunts, and other relauves arc frequently missed because we rely too heavily on indexes. Also note who is buried in nearby plots. You may find other family members buried nearby, and a name that doesn't mean much to you at first may become an important clue down the road. FOLLOW THE MEN When searching for an elusive female, dig up all you can on the men in her life. Because many of our female ancestresses had few or no legal rights (depending on the time and place in which they lived), they often left very few records of their own. But fortunately, even if they didn't create any records of their own, the records created by the men in their Jives--husbands, fathers, grandfathers, brothers, sons--often carry a mention of these women, or at least a few clues about their identities. SIBLINGS COUNT Keep in mind that the siblings of the woman you are trying to find could lead you to her. Catherine Kelly is said to have had a brother named James. Granted, there were a whole lot of fellows by the name of James Kelly roaming around New York in the time period we are researching, but if we look for them in the census, city directories, court records, county histories, newspaper stories, military records and other places where men can u sually be more easily ferreted out, we may have some luck. · At one point we had our eye on a James Kelly who served in the Civil War. If he had tun1ed o ut to be the right guy, his records just might have taken us back another generation to hi~ parents. But alas, we were unable to make a connection, and we will have to find another place to pick up Catherine's trail. GRASP EVERY FACT YOU CAN FIND This may seem like stating the obvious, but it's important. It also means not relying on databases, indexes, extracts, and abstracts. It means checking original sources, even those where you have come up dry in the indexes or in online databases. There are several important reasons for this. First, the original often contains important information not found in the above-mentioned formats . Maybe it wasn't important to the abstracter to record the names of all the witn esses, but if the witnesses were family members, we miss an important clue by not consulting the original. GATHER BACKGROUND INFORMATION By famjliarizing yourself with the laws and government agencies for a particular time and place, you may find other avenues to explore. Were women allowed to own property at that time? Was your ancestress entitled to a military pension via one of the men in her life? What were the 'VIRGINIA l\Pl.)ALACHtAN NOTES �immigrat ion Ia,..,.~ for that turn.: pt:riod'1 Did she need to apply for citizenship herself, or coµld she become a citi.1.cn thruut!.h her husb a nd or father? What kind of regulations existed regarding her marri age' 1 D id she ha v: t~' he a certai n age. a nd if she wasn't yet that age, could she apply for special p ermissiu n· 1 The re arc.: a mu It it udc ur q uc st ion~ yo u \viii want to ask yourself. But the more you familiarize yourself w ith th e time and placct s) in whic h a n ancestress lived, the better.your chances are for s u ccess AN D MOR I ~ There are a lso. nr co ur se. a multitude or o ther sources that should be examined. Church records, heirlo o m s. pho t ographs. Bible reco rd s. old newspapers, records of women's organizations--the list goes o n and on Thi s art icle can't possibly cover all of them, and each person's research scenario w ill b e difTercnt But w ith a little c reative thinking and some background research, there is hope for even th e rn ost e lus ive ladies in our family tree. FURTHER RFADI NG 11 Carmack. Sharon. A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your Female Ancestors: Special Strategies for U ncove1ing Hard-to-Find Information about Your Female Lineage." Cincinnati, OH : Betterway Books. 1998 . National Genealogical Society, "Reassembing Female Lives: A Special Issue of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, " Vol. 88, No. 3 (September 2000). This issue is available in the NGS Bookstore at : http://www.ngsgenealogy.org/book.htm Schaeffer, Christina Kassabian, "The Hidden Half of the Family: A Sourcebook for Women's Genealogy. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1999. 11 Juliana Smith is the editor of the "Ancestry Daily News" and author of "The Ancestry Family Historian's Address Book." She has written for "Ancestry" Magazine and "Genealogical Computing." Juliana can be reached by e-mail at: mailto:editor@ancestry-inc.com, but regrets that she is unabl e to assist with personal research. 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Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, on South Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia. �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 25 - No. 3 - Summer 2001 (July, August, September) CONTENTS Conner Cemetery, Montgomery Co., Va, contributed by Mary K. Williams Boone Cemetery, " '' " " " " Directory, City of Covington, VA. Residence A, B, & C. contributed by Don Vaughan (To be continued) Grant Bryant Funeral Records, Elliston, VA, continued - Book 10 through 12, by Lucy Bryant Hurst**, (To be continued) Surname Index SVGA Membership Directory Queries ANNOUNCING - publishing of Botetourt County, Virginia, Early Settlers By Charles T. Burton, full description and order form provided --?,, 106 107 I 08 116. 124 148 161 162 Corrections/Additions ~ n i .1\ 1 oa 0 **The Table of Contents for the Spring, 2001 issue neglected to name the author of the Grant Bryant Funeral Records of Elliston, Virginia. Our most sincere apology to Lucy Bryant Hurst. Please read Page 86 of that issue for the full honors and credits. The Index is by Book and will be published following Book 28. The feature ccNew Books in the Virginia Room" will return in the fall issue. Thank you to all the contributors who have been so generous! And Please keep 'em coming! Mark Your calendars - 15 September 200 I we will tour of the Progress Press, Inc. after meeting in their parking lot. That is instead of the regular meeting. Room is limited, reserve space by calling 890-3991 �P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke. Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, Summer is almost over. I hope you all had a wonderful one. Jn my last letter 1 me nt io ned that my husband and I were off to England to visit my second cousins, fo und throug h my ge nealob'Y work. We had a wonderful time!! One cousin lives in Dorset and we explored this cou nty fro m top to bottom, literately. Then it was off to Kent, home to my ancestors. We saw o ld friends, family and visited new areas of the county. With this issue, the Society launches its first publication. Many of you are fam ilia r w it h C harles T. Burton' s work in Botetourt County. In Botetourt County, Virginia, Early Settlers he indexed early land transactions he found during his research. Between 1740 and 1795 Botetourt County included land that later became part of other Virginia counti es. Full detai ls and an order form can be found on the last page of the VAN. If you have interests in this area, this book is for you. I recently learned that the website, www.genealogy.com has the 1900 census with a head-ofhousehold index on line. 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Happy Hunting, Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1 328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke. infi. net 'VIRGINIA APPALACH!/\(~ NOTES �/OtO 1 CONNER CEMETERY Located on Conner homeplace on Alleghany Springs Road from Sbawsville, Virginia, in Montgomery County. George Washington Conner, b. March 8, 1866; d. September 4, 1940 (husband of Victoria, son of Albert Conner & Mary Jane Iddings) I t Victoria I. (Bale) Conner, b. April 26, 1871; d. January 15, 1930 ( dau. of Jeremiah Hale & Hannah Carr) Nellie A. (Wimmer) Conner, b. January 2, 1898, d . August 31, 1922 (1 st wife of Harlie McKinley Conner, son of George & Victoria. Nellie was dau. of James W. Wimmer & Letitia Creasy) Wayne Alvin Conner, b. April 9, 1908, d. November 16, 1975 (husband of Molly, son of George & Victoria) Molly Laird Bandy Conner, b. October 22, 1909, d. January 6, 1934 (dau. of Alonzo Bandy & Emma Smith) I Fred C. Conner, b. November 16, 1903, d. April 1, 1921 (son of George & Victoria) Maurice Edward Conner, b. September 25, 1917, d. March 30, 1948 LT JG USN WW II (m. Louise Marie Compton) (son of Harlie McKinley Conner & Nellie Wimmer) Raymond Lee Conner, b. August 29, 1919, d. November 21, 1960 (son of Harlie McKinley Conner & Nellie Wimmer, married to Mary Claudine Sisson) t Submitted by Mary Frances Conner Williams, December, 2000 P. O . Box 1367, Pulaski, VA 24301 fredmary{@.I-plus.net 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/67 BOONE CEMETERY On Route 11 in Shawsville, going towards Roanoke, turn right on Boner,s Run Road (road #609) for about 3 miles. This road then veers to the left and the name changes to Boone Road. Travel about .6 mile until you see a steep path up the bjJJ on the left. The cemetery is at the top of the hill. For clarification, I have added the words that appear in parentheses, all others appear on tombstones. William Showalter, born Mar. 14, 1832, died Dec. 15, 1913 Mary E(lizabeth Blackwell) wife of Wm. Showalter, born May 16, 1832, died Feb. 21,1908 Stephen E(dward) Boone, b. Nov. 12, 1854, d. Apr. 9, 1934 (Sarah) Frances Showalter, wife of Stephen E. Boone, July 10, 1863 - April 1, 1942 (dau. of William & Mary Showalter) Mary R(ollin) Boone, Apr. 4, 1889 - May 29, 1890 (infant dau. of Stephen & Frances) Robert T(homas Shelborne) Boone, Aug. 22, 1862 - Feb. 3, 1945 Nellie A(ugusta Showalter) wife of R. T. Boone, born May 31, 1873, died Nov. 17, 1906 ( dau. of William & Mary Showalter) Kent B(inford) Boone, June 22, 1899 - Nov. 10, 1969 (son of Robert T. & Nellie Showalter Boone) Quentin Alva Boone, Aug. 8, 1928 - Mar. 2, 1996 (son of Kent B. Boone & Rose Viennie Carden) (Rose is bur. in Congregational Holiness Cemetery near Shawsville, VA) James Charles Boone, January 1, 1957 -November 12, 1996 (son of Quentin Boone & Shirley Ann Collins) Stephen and Robert Boone were sons of Andrew William Boone and Luc_y Ann . Crook/Fralin. Andrew and Lucy bad 4 other children. They were born 10 Franklin County but moved to Floyd County after Lucy died. Andrew remarried to Margaret Clementine Mason, dau. of Samuel Mason and Lydia Garst and they had 8 children. Recorded by Mary Frances Conner Williams, May, 2000 P. 0. Box 1367, Pulaski, VA 24301 fredmary@I-plus.net Great-granddaughter of Andrew Boone & Clementine Mason. VIRGINIA A~PALACHIAN NOTES- 1 �- -..•"" DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINlA r-·-:gen:~~~ t~~~n~~ s::;·~~c~~~ J. L. DAVIS i i J l i . -·-1 Dealer in SECOND-HAND FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING Telephone 237 214 Highland Street :;:o C) :z :> Ij j t l Cleaning f ANYTHING IN THE TA ILOR ING LINE Better Work at Lower Prices Phone 165 We Hurry STANDARD CLEANERS DEAL WITH US AND BE SATISFlED j ! \ . ! Pressing 0. B. Mann, Prop. Alterations Dickey St., next to fire house I I I j j l i I ~ rTi u . j McAllister Bldg., Covington, Va. ! Full Lines of ! ~Al~TS, BUILDERS AN_D FARM 1--!ARDW ~RE ! 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I 1 Pee Gee Paints, Electrical Appliances and Sporting Goods i I II 1 I +•-••-••-·•-1 -••-~-••·-••-••-••-••-••-n·-••-••-••-•-••-••-••-•-••-••-•-•--+ 24 ·~ADAMS, Chas. (Annie) 1Valler, Morris. 218 Nelson St. • Adams, Chas. M. 213 Nelson St. *Adams, James (Marie) John Murray. 336 S. Mnple Ave. •Adams, Mrs. Lucy. 329 Lexington St. Adams Mrs Mary J ames Catherine Ard~lia. · 323 E'. Locu;t St. ' 1 M Adams, ¥rs. Myrt c ., J oy, Robert. 416 Highland St. Adams, Walter T. (Lura) . 1001 Monroe St. Adcock, J. F . (Lula) V~wter, Hazel,~ ! Wallace. 208 Magazine St. Adelson, L. S. (Annie) Morris W., Reba R. 318 w. Main St. . ) L Agnor, B . M . (N e tt1e eroy. 413 Beverly Ave. Agnor, Romer (Janey) 417 Beverly Ave. Agnor, Rice (Elizabeth) Inza. 116 E. Riverside Ave., Tel. 163. Aickelman, Frederick (M~ry) 359 Fudge St. · Aichelmann, Anna, Myrtle, Sylvia. 104 Prosp~ct St. Ailstock, E.W. (Rosa) Vivian, Hallie, Harold, Marvin, Melvin. 114 Magazine St. Ailstock, Harry (Margaret). 310 Kline St. Ailstock, J. W. (Mattie) 829 N. Alleghany Ave. Ailstock, Peyton (Golda) 829 N. Alleghany Ave. Akers, Mrs. J ohn, Erma, Katherine, Walter. 215 McCurd y St. •Akers, Samuel (Lelia) Ira, Willard, Clarence, Raymond, Nora, Ruby, B:arry. 222 S, Marion St. + . - - 1 1 - 1 l - • •- 11- M 1 1 - • . -·•1;--...l - U·- Albert, Frnncis (Mi1111ie) Adell, Lillie, Minnie, Marie, Thomas, Francis, Jr. 1 John, Rosalee, Agnes. 114 R. Lexrngton St., Tel. 307 · Alexander, A. W. 111 Walnut St. Alexander, F. W. (Dessie) Lillian L. 111 Walnut St. . Alexander, George R. (Bessie) Gladys, T~elma, Elme,r, Mildred. 422 S. Lexmgton St., r el. 345. o) Alexander, Henry (Mabel' Willinm, Evn. 338 Pine St. Alexandcr,J:E. (Georgia) Jumes R., Harry M., Edward W., Elizn. 406 N. A J1 egha1~y Ave._ , Alexander, Miss Ottte. 4 22 S. Lexingtou St. Alexander, W. L. 359 Pxos~ect St. Alfred, A. J. (Dora) Cnthenne, A. J. Jr. Beverly St. Alfred, Miss Annie L. 702 S. Marion St. A lien, E . B. (Margaret) Gladys. 217 Oak St. Allen, Mrs. G. H. 316 Riverside Ave. Allen, John. 315 Riverside Ave. Allen 1 l\Irs. W. E., Frances. 422 Rive rs1de Ave., Tel. 270. Allen, W. S. (Kate) 355 Fudge St. Allison, Clarence W. (Lovcnin) Clarence Jr., Fredericlc. 630 W. Rivor side Ave. Allison, Miss Emma. 630 W. Riverside Ave. Allman, James L. 111 S. Lexing ton St. Altfather, F. M. (Sue) 621 W. River· side Ave., Tel. 11 6. • Anderson, E. H. (Hesse) 115 Holly St. " Anderson, George D. (Minnie) Bet;.. ty, Robert. 114 Elk St. Anderson, George. 369 Prospect St. ·11t- • 1 - 1 1 - 11 -t ·1- 1 1 -1 1 - t -1t - t t - Sn;iith~ The Tail or, i t- tl-•l- l l -l t - - e " - t + Cleaning and Pressing 2, ........... CJ Oc �~ DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA r-..-..---·-..--·-·-...-..--··-··-··-M-·----·--·-· ·-·-·- I f 'i t i MURRAY & FOSTER l• Dry Goods, Notions and Men,s Furnishings J Ladies, Ready-to-Wear General Merchandise RADIOS AND SUPPLIES Cor. W a ln u t and Monroe Sts. I f i i: I s:::0 0 :z :> > -0 LI )':> r- - (~~ :~: ....... ~/ ~ z 0 -i rn (fJ :I i J Arritt, Roy U . (Reva ) Roy Jr. Ri vermont A d dn. Arritt, Will iam C. ( Cordelia) Elizabeth l\L 320 H o lly St. · Arritt, W. E. ( Bir d ie ) Lacie, Goldman. Kline St. Arthur, Ernes t G. ( Ethe l) Edward, Alphur s. 1 0 5 S . L exington St. i il MAIL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION ii . P hone 151 CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA I +:•-..·- ••- --··- •-.- ··- ·-·-··-•·- -- 1 -. 4•-n-'lf'__,_, __ .. _"_'-t--tt·- I I Arth ur, Maggie. 225 Walnut St., Tel. 260-J. Asbury, J. F. (Lena) 1001 Monroe St. Austin, Arthur. 353 Prospect St. Aus tin, B. B. 355 Prospect St. Austin, J ohn. 353 Pros pect St. Auslin, i\fortha. 353 Prosoect St. Ayres, Alonzo E. (Lutie ) Wendell, Paul, Carrie, Gerald, H a ro ld, John. 321 Beech S t. A \'crs, Rarnor L. (Elizabe th. J\lnple .A\'e. . Ar thur, George H . (Sara h) Florence, Lester, E\·n. 1 05 S. Lexington St. Arthur, Georg e H . Jr. 105 S. Lexington St. i :U·- - + B Anderson, Dr. H. W. (Olivia) Henry, Mary, Gertrude. 22 1 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 30. A nde rson, J. C. (Leona) John, Williatn , Earl. 5 N. Alleghany Ave., Tel. 517. * Anderson, J ohn \V. (Demaris) Ernes t, Al]en, William, Daisy, Helen. l 10 Cherry St. An derson, John. l'.laryland ,\\·enuc, Ri,·ermont Addition. *Anderson, John. 322 Third St. Aude rson , John (Bertha) Evelyn , Alfred, Clarence. 359 Hawtho rne St. And e rso n, M.H. (Nellie) lle le n, Hela. 831 Beverly St. Ande rson, McKi nley (Ellen ) Carl. 517 N. Allegha ny Ave. Anderson, Mrs. Nettie H. 515 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 167. Ande rson, 0. R. (Mabel) Elizabeth. 359 Prospect St. Anderson, Sandy (Minnie) Lillian, Vivian, Roy. 817 Beverly St. Anderso n, W. F., Ida, William Jr. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 65. Andrews, Mason. 108 S. Lexington Argenbright, J. W. Rive rmont Addn. Armentrout, P. S. (Lottie) Mildred. 216 Beech St. Armentrout, W. H. (Lucille) Willard K., Ruth. 105 Pine St. Armentrout, Vadis. 206 Chestnut St. Armstrong, F. A. (Lelia) Virginia, Fred, Bernelle, William, Louise, Franklin. 839 Be,·erly St. Armstrong. J. H. (Nellie) 616 ~. Beverly St. Arn old, Henry. l\lercer St. Arring ton, C. D. (Lillie) Charles, Lauretta, Bonner. 106 Chestnut St. Arrington, Everett ( Addie) 601 Hig hland St. Arrington, J. I., Eliza, William, Windsor. 601 Hi~hland St. Arrington, Violet. 333 Fudge St., Te l. 129-J. Arritt, A. C. (Husie) Arlie. 305 Oak St. Arritt, Callie, Inez, 1\Iary. 206 Chestnut St. Arritt, George (Mary) Dorothy, Kenneth. 233 Oak St. Arritt, H. A. (Rebecca) Christine, St. Gordon, Margaret. 226 Beech St. Archer, E. H. (Lena) Edgar. Peoples Bank Bldg., W. Main St., Tel. Arritt, Mrs. Mary. 231 Pine St. 239. Arritt, R. L. (Eliza) Waldo, Gay, Argabright, Harry. 509 Beverly St. Mary. 3 14 Beech St., Tel. 339. 26 Phone 291 . +f----..- -__..____,_,,_,_ ____· -·-.. - •..._...--·-·-~ . BA RE R, 8. P. (Lo rksic) He11ry, Lucy Clint.on. 227 f" r osper t St. Badders, \\' . A. (Flt>r:i \ William. l :!fi K i\lnin St. Boern t' r. H.B. (:::=arnh l F'rnnk. t'lart.' ll<'l'. l)' Uur a Hldg . ~ n. ltl:l '.\Inpie ,\\'C. Ilnilcy, G. JI . (E le nora 1 .\ h·in , Kath· ry n, lr:i . l~ lizalonh . \\' <>s)P~', Lnui ~ P. ;l.\9 11:\\\' lhn rr n' ~ l. Bailt'y, 1..: r iw('l'. 1i 11 :~ S. Lc ~: inl!' lnn ~t. Ra ilt•y , .11. !•:. ( l·:lm :i I \) o u)! ~ a~ R11y. :!·I \\ :i ~ h111 r: t 0 n :\ \'•·.. H1,·i·rrnuut ·:\ddn. .. Baill'y, .J. ll a rr ~: IJl~· l da ) < . hlfon l. :\ r· tl~ ur. :1 1:1 \\. L '. H'U!'l :'l. . Bnilcy , ;\lri;. )l atlll'- :? Ill S. ) laplt• ~l. . ,, , . . . Ba1~cy, \\ . l. ( < arm·I. 1211 Maga- zine St. Bake r, E. J. (;\l aryJ .33. "" ,, rn.,'" Pcc t "t ,..., . Ave., Tel. 23G. 1:nkcr, Ocir IC 3 1·1 \V. Hivcrsirle, 'I'l'I. 236. Bake r, R H. (Mnti ldn ) l'l OG S. Allci;rhnny ,\ \'C . Baker, Willia m B. ( Audrt.'y ) Norine, Louise. Omri. ll er:>che ll. ·I I G S l l•\in~l n n St. · 1:. Id win. l'U !<l Mrs. Eliinlll'lh :!II J I·: l. 'l- !'t. Bnlch•::!1. lfo\' ( ~l n l> cl ) C ln11.1, .l unnll' !'1 1!'I i l i1:hl nnd St. f! idst'Y . c; . \\' . ( IA'li:t\ \' ir~in i rt . l{nuert: :!O·I \\'. Mnin SL I l~11 r11".\'1• 1l. Mrs. Jll:11ll'h••. .l1111ws. l{u )· i·rl. )li rinm. Allen. :11 11 J!C't'r h S l. B:ult', '.\lur r r ( !'o ily ) C h a rl o l~c , Claude. \\' lii' linr. 2uH t ' h1•stn."\::· lla11c. Uwc•n. 8:!'.1 i\. J\ llc·r h:111.> 1 • Banc. TurkPr. :?3:! E. )lain St. 0 Baker, )1iss Eula . ' lrnrll'q Hoh1,11111 k·pr ', (' · 1\ • ( "' rr!111 1 1r:•ir: N.' Allc <'rt, h Nora \ h. ll all1c. ·' ~·' · g ~uiy 1 \'C. ('rni, Bnnks, Charles (Fn11 11y) ·13 l , g St. . 0 Onrbcr, ll nrry. 2:rn S. Lciungto n ) !a rr. .Ja mes. :1 I ·I W. Rh·crsid t' Baker, G. IL, ,James, Viola, Bonnie, On nic. 201 Ma ple Ave. Baker, Le lia. 517 N. Alleghany Av·J. St. ...._·-··-·---··-··-·.__,._,.._.,.._.. __._,._. _ .,._.._·-·- ·- ·-··- ·-_..----•+ Gardner's Store, Groceries, all kinds. Phone 76 ~ ...._ ·-··- --·-·-·-··-·-..-·---..--..---··-[ a WALTER T. HAWKINS ....c 27 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VlRGINIA +• t"- •t-t•-u-t·1 -••·- .1 1-.-.••-••-••-•,-•-••-••-u- u-r1-t.1 -••-••-•-..-• 1• \ I !I l . · Ii NOELL MOTOR SALES l: Ii COMPANY l ! ! !! j i: ~ .,,.;;; .... l AUTOMOBILES :: ACCESSORIES SUPPLIES i : l C) :z il BATH STREET ';;;:J ·> -,'.::• - l ,.,... z zr::J -1 M er I Ii i ; I PHONE 3 I4 l i J .f.•-•-•-••-••--••-••-••-~••-••--••-·-·-·-u-u-••-•>- _ _ _ _..j. *Barber, Margaret. 301 S. Marion St. *Barber, Nellie. 223 S. Marion St. Barger, Emma, Dolly. 509 Beverly St. Barger, Grover (Lydia) Madge, Harry. 201 Bridge St. Barkesdale, Ollie. 412 Alleghany Ave. Barnett, C. P . Rosedale Addn., Res. Tel. 83. Office Tel. 325 in Perkey Bldg. Bartley, Garnett. 325 Hawthorn St. Bartley, G. M. (Alice) Wylie, Nina, Ruth, Pauline, Frances, Elmer, Maude, Ruby, Edna. 420 N. AileghanY Ave. Bayne, C. E. (Pearl) Cleo. 228 E. Main St. Bayne, G. W. (Lu1a) 308 Hazel St. Bazzarre, Maud. 116 Fudge St. Bazzrea, Cleve (Antha) Clarence. 38 Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. Beale, Clarence. Mercier St. .. Bea1e, C. R. (Beatrice) Mason, Roger, Agatha. 124 Cherry St. *Beale, Floyd H. (Emma) Leonard, Eveline, Gladys, Bernice, Douglas, Geraldine. 105 Hol1y St. *Beale, John (McCJaudie) Inez, Bessie, Mabel. 102 W. Locust St. *Beale, John E. (Effie) 315 S. Marion St. Beale, Lawrence (Lydia) 327 S. Lexington St. "'Beale, Lewis (Christina) 324 Third St. Beale, Mrs. Obelia. Worthington. 310 S. Marion St. Bean, Rev. J. Herbert (Addie) Melton, Katherine, Virginia, Rebekah. 528 W. Riverside Avenue., Tel. 19. Bean, J. Hunter. 528 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 19. Bean, William J. 528 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 19. Bean, Miss Ruth. 528 W . Riverside Ave., Tel. 19. Beard, O. 102 E. Riverside Ave. ,. Bell, Arthur. 341 Pine St. ·~ Bell, Charles (Rosa) Mary, Rosa, Charles, Thomas. 351 Pine St. Bell, Delbert W . (Sue) Delberta, Gordon. Rosedale Addn. Bell, Edgar M. (Minnie C.) 623 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 317. Bell, Mrs. Grace G. 118 P.rospect St. Bell, J. W. 102 Mill St., Tel. 273. Bell, T. J. (Eleanor) 123 HiU St. Benjamin, Charles (Valley) Margaret, Charles, Audrey, Edward, Benjamin, Elii.abeth, Kenneth, Regin· aid, Ernest, Estes, Dolores, Shirley. :;24 Walnut St. 2H I - -•-••-••-••-·•-•-••-•-•-•1-11-..• -u-u-u-••-••-••-t:.-•-•-t . i The House Electric ! j HOYLMAN & McKINNEY !I i EVERYTHING IN ELECTRICAL GOODS l Contracts Taken In or Out of City I l j j Phone 138 CLIFTON FORGE - VIRGINIA l J.._____._....-.-ta-n-t•-H-••-..._..._._.._..,_t:t_,...,..__.._ ,.,_ ,_,,._,,._ ...,._.,_, Bender, J. H. (Iva) Rerbert, Rodena, Black, Cornelius (Mary) Floyd. 346 Pine St. Lloyd. Hemlock St. Bennett, A. P. (Lucy) Ellen, Archer. Black, Percy. 119 Beach St. 166 E. Riverside Avenue. Black, Tobie. 115 E lk St. Bennett, George. llO!li S. Lexing- '"Blake, Hubert (Ola) Anita, Clarton St., Tel. 135. e11ce. 324 Locust St. Bennett, Harry. 110 Yi S. Lexington "' Blake, Manuel (Frances) Elizabeth. St., Te). 136. 317 E. Locust St. Bennett, John (Mamie) Margaret. Blakemore, Walter T. (Mabel) Tes107 E. Main St. sie, Talmadge, Torrence, Louise. Bennington, Jobie. 206 Magazine St. 211 Holly St. Benson, A. L. (Lithie) Adl'ian, Vir- Blankenship, F. J. (Lena) 128 Wills ginia, Lawrence, Frederick, Claude St. 401 Alleghany Ave. Benson, Mrs. Annie. 422 S. Lexing- Blankenship, J. D. (Margaret) James D. Jr. 310 Hazel St. ton St. · Berkley, Mrs. F. P. 332 Prospect St. "'Blue, A1Jen "(Dolly) 103 Holly St. Tel. 128. *Blueford, Dr. J. W. (Eva) Lucille. "'Beny, Arthur. 230 S. Lexington St. 604 Highland St. "' Bess, Charles (Madge) 310 Locust Boerner, ·Harry G. (Nora) Charles, St. Alfred, Margaret, Walter, Lester. Bess, C. C. (Betty) Carlie, Alien, Em115 S. Lexington St. mett, Marie. 511 N. Beverly St. · Bogar, Mrs. Mary, Rufus L. S. AlBess, C. H . (Malissa) 601 Highland leghany Ave. Boguss, J. '!'.,Emmett, Mary, Audrew, St. Bess, Minnie. 611 N. Beverly St. Cnrdina. 406 Beverly St. *Beverly, Sallie. Bridge St., Rose- Bogus, Mrs. V. A., Tom. 308 Chestdale Addn. nut St. Beylor, Malon. 24 Washington Ave. .. Bolling, Allen. 333 Cherry St. Uivermont Addn. '>Bolling, Winston (Sammie) 333 Cherry St. Bibby, Alma. Dewey St. Bibby, Wiljiam C. (Belle) U. S., Ma- Bookman, Walter (Mary) Dorothy, mie, Ellen, Celestine. 622 S. MarWalter. Jr. 112 Wajnut St. ion St. Booth, Edgar, Virginia Ave., RiverBickers, Murray. 101.i Highland St., mont Adclu. Tel. 158. Bosserman, W. E. (Minnie) JosephBiggs, Mrs. Belle M., McPherson, Anine, W. E. Jr. 722 N. Beverly St. nie, Forest. 108 N. Marion St. Boswell, Mrs. Virginia. 504 W. Riverside Ave. Biggs, J . R. (Fannie) 226 W. Locust St. Bottenfield, John. 416 Highland St. ·Biggs, T. W. (Hilda) 332 Fudge St. Bottenfield, L. C. 217 Oak St. Binford, T. H. (Ethel) Harper, Wes- Bl)wen, D. D. (Lillie) Gussie Alva ton, Joseph, Lucille. 315 Court Arrietta, Gladys, Ruby. 227 Oak St. St., Tel. 27 6. Bishop, Je1mie. 218 W. Riverside Bowen, .Tames L. (Jessie 0.) Howard Ave. John, Gordon, Charlotte. 509 Bev~ Black, B. M. (Mattie E) Ada, Nettie, el'!y St. Lester, Elsie. 107 W. Riverside Bo:veu, R. A. (Mamie) Raymond, WilAve. lie, Geraldine. 202 Oak St. ll) -· -· \:A �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA r··-··-·-·_. _,,_,,_. _,,_. _.,_,_. _._. _,__. _,_. _. _··-..-··-..-·.,. ! I I I I Covington Paint & Wall Paper Co. PAINTS, OILS, ~~;~;;:~;·i;;USHES, WALL PAPER. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING .. WE KNOW HOW" 1 j '5 ;::o C'> Work Done While you Wait New York Sho~ V. PILEGGI, Proprietor j A FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES FOR SHOES I 411 Highland S treet COVINGTON, VA. Phone 305 I l ! ! l I > -0 i--·-·-._...~··--·--·-·-··-..-·-t-••-·-·-·-..·- ~··-·--IJ: -0 r> )> \...- .,.., :::;.: > z z 0 -f rl"1 V>. Bowers, George (Lydia.) Julian. 209 E. Main St., Tel. 119-W. Bowers Lyman P. (Susie) Francis, Otis.' 620 S. i\larion St. Bowie, J ohn. 415 W . Riverside Ave., 'l'eJ. 52. Bowie, Miss Jllary. 415 W. Riversid e Ave. Bowles, William. E. Rivermont Addition. Bowman, J. C. (Bessie) 327 Hawt horn St ., Tel. 280. Bowman, Mrs. Thursie. 410 \V. Main St. Bowyer, M. W. (Gertrude) Woodrown, Raymond, Lelia. 125 Prospect St. *Boxley, Charlie (J osephine ) 354 Pine St. Boyd, Mrs. Ella, Eileen. 1119 Highland St. Bracken, J. B. (l\Iabel ) Ralph. 601 N. Alleghany Ave. Brackens, S. J. (Mary) Geraldine Alide, Juanita, Virginia Ave., Riv~ ermont Addn. *Bradley, Ben. 103 Short St. Brady, Mrs. Alma., Louise, Alice "Lettie, Car). 213 W. Main St. ' Bradshaw, J. M. 105 Highland St. Bradshaw, P. B. 420 N. Alleghany Ave. j FRANCE.5 ALBERT, Proprietor 211 Lexington Street . Shop j :z:: j ;t> Goodyear Welt Machine f Fresl~ and cured meats. F a ncy and staple groceries. This is the place where you can save 10 to 25 cents on the dollar. O ur service is the best. l ·- ··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-·•- -11-··-··-··-··-··- ·-··-··-··-•1 +·-··-··-·· +--··-·· ·-.. .-~-···-.u~·-. . --u---··· -·~·-····---···-··--··-·--·+ I +·-···-·-··-··-··-··-···-···-··-··-·-··-··-··-··-.. -··-··-··-··- ··-··- ··-··-··-·+ CITY CASH MARKET 1· L~~;~~~~~::~-~~:. ::::.:~~~'.~~~-~~-I DIRECTORY OF COVJNGTON, VIRGINIA $B1:andon, Baily (Anna) Trula, James, And1·ew, Ulice. 203 Short St. Brane, Nevin. S. Alleghan y Ave. '" Braxton, Richard (Virg ie). 329 Lexington St. Breeden, Fannie, Eva, Nellie, Charlie. 502 N. Alleghany Ave. Breeden, M. C. ( Polly) 110 E. Locust St. B1·eeden, R. G. (Blanche ) Nellie, Pauline, Norman, Helen. Rivermont Addn. Breed J o~·e, Mrs. l\linnie. 118 W. Main St., Tel. 209J. Breedlove, Westley (Emma) Westley 426 N. Alleghany Ave. *Brewer, Lee (Flora) 302 l\Iaple St. Bridgett, i\I. H. ( Elin ora ) i\lary, Henry, Dolores. S. Alleghany Ave. Bright, Robert B. ( Mamie) l\Iary. 115 S. Marion St. Bright, i.\liss Susie. 105 Pine St. Brightbill, i\liss Annie. 126 W. Main St., Tel. 155. Brinkley, Claude C. (Florence) 514 W. Riverside Ave., Tel. 261. Brinkley, George. 204 W. Riverside Ave. Brinkley, William. 204 W. Riverside Ave. Co_v ington, Va. Brisedine, Mrs. J. W. 216 E. Riverside Ave. Britt, Mrs. Myrtle, Onetta, Leslie. 338 Walnut St. B1·ooks, G. S. (Elizabeth) Vina. 412 N. Alleghany Ave. Brook, I. O'Garn Hotel, Mnple Ave. Tel. 148. Broughman, Eliza. 110 Magazine St. Broughman, Robert. 110 Magazine St. Brown, A. D. 601 N. Alleghany Ave. Brown, Arthur (Mnry ) 321 Pine St. • Brown, Ben (Argie) Ben Jr. Pine St. Brown, Chas. A. (Vinn) Lolu, Buford, Aldon, Dor othy. 107 S. Lexing ton St. B1·ow11, Chns. H . (Effie) Lnurenn, J oseph, ICathleen. ·10 2 N. Lexing-to11 St. Brown, Cecil A. ( Kale ) Virg i11in. H urry , Fra11k. 10 7 Cher n· Sl. • Brown, C. D. ( Emm:1) 128 Cherry St. . Brown, Con11ie ( l\l n r y ) Lois. 827 Beverly St. Brown, Conway (Annie ) Eva, Minerva. ·l 23 Alleghany A \'e. Brown , Earl (Wil lie) Francis. Hi\'ermont Add n. Brown, Mrs. Emma \ -. 11 25 ll isthland St. Brown, E. I.. (A ma11d11) l\lnric Robert. 31 5 Fmlge St. ' Brow1.1, Airs. Fanny, <hict> n Eli;:abclh, . l\lnJor. 125 Cherry St. f. row ~1 , Frnnk (Snll ir ), l\la ry. E. i\la111 SL. • sro~v n, Geo: ge (Onyx) Roy, :\la ry, Ed1th, Lucile, Jl cle11. 2 ~ 2 Cherry Sl. Brown, Harry (Tinin) Ernest. s27 lleverly St. ~row n, Jake. 708 S. lll arion St. •Drown, James. 21 3 Ne lson St. Brow.n, James C. (Julia) 3l!J S. Lexington St. 30 31 •Brown, J. llf., Lilliur1, Mattie, How. ard, Leroy, l\1al'ia11, Chester. Pine St. Brown, J. 'I'. (Sadie) Minnie, Cecil, Ray, Dorothy, Aileen, Mary, Ruth, Anna. 216 E. Riverside Ave. <11 Brown, John B. (Lucille) Jnmes. 303 S. Marion St. Brown, Ludelia, J osephine, Jennie, Dave, Charles, Alva, Gerald, James, Rose, Martha. 110 Locus t St. • Brown , J\frs . .l\foriah. 316 S. Lexington St. · •Brown, Robert (Vassie} Dewitt, Kathleen, Ruby. ti I G S. l\Inrion St. Brown, l\tiss Ru lh. :.115 Fudi:;-e St. Brown , 1\lrs . S. J., Wi llie. Virginia A\'e., Hivcrmont Add n. Brown. S. P. ( Ber tha) Ma rgaret, Ralph, Cnl\'in, Louis, T . C. 216 Oak St. • Rro wn , Thumns, ( llosn) i\luq:~ nrct, Arthur. ;j I I Pinc Sl. • nrnwn, Thomas ( M:isie).1. I!nrry, Thomas Jr. 11 !l Chery :::;L, Brown, T. \\'. (J\dn), Win lon, Amos, Ea rmon. ll l·len. \'ir~in in ,\ ,·en uc, Ri\'crmont Acid. • Hraxlo n, .J11r ( L:t,·t>nia). 3:in !'inc St. • Bruer , \\"illi1' ( ll ul lie) , Ora, Hay. mond. 117 ~h o rl SL · u rum pus, 1\ nn. 117 Short SI. ' Hrump u!i, Jane. 117 Sh11r l Sl. ' llrumpus. Sam . 11 7 Shor t St. Brya n t, l' l:! rcncr ( lh·rth:t) , \\°i lhnr, Willard, Hu h~', ('1>dl, Ll11yd, Fr:iu. ccs. :32 :.! 1!nzt•I St. Bryan t, Elmer. \"i rg"i11in A ,.~ .. Hi vcrmo nl :\ ddil iun. IJryant, Mrs. Snrah. :!0 7 Wills St. Brya nt. W. II. (Snrnh ), Ar chie. 172 K Ri \'e rside A\'c nuc. Buck , l\lrs. Clara, Ashby, Neville. I a.1 .Mn i11 SL, Tel. ~~l . P urch, Clnrencc L. 214 E. J\1nin St. l31111ch, H. L. (Mnry), Cecil, John, Gnr nelt, Mory, Frank, Harry. 333 Prospect St., Tel. 194-W. -- �- - - DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I I t I ~-• iI .I t I <: 7.J 0 :z > )> -0 --0 >. ::?:> 0 I ::c J:>' z z ~ 111 ~ I I Il II I I \ i l II : COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN TEXTILE CO. Inc. I I l Phone 105 McCurdy St. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I J I ! I 1 I +· • -· . _ - _ ---------1 32 DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA r·-·-·-·-··-..-·- . -·-··-··---··-··--··-·-·-··-··-··-··-·-..--+ I I - r--·--• u--n-••-••-•--•-••-·•-•-•-•-••-u-•-••-••- "-••-••-•1 I j . j 'j J SAUNDERS & CO. China, Glass, Aluminum, Granite and Tin Wares · Crockery and Galvanized Ware . TOYS AGENTS FOR DUPONT'S EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING SUPPLIES Phone 430 CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA 1 ~.,_,...__.,_,,_n;-.,_._ _ _ _,-- .--•._• ..,_,.,_..,,_,.,_,,_." _ _.,._...,_,.._ _.._,.._.. Burch, William W. (Bessie), Winnifred, Madeline, Warner Jr., Edward, Jack. 211 Beech St. Buri:er, H. A. (Beatrice), Horry, .. Gibson. 300 Prospect St. · Burger, S. C. (Elizabeth J.) 1132 Highland St., Tel. 299. Burger, S. H. (Helen), Mabel, Rny, Louise, Stella, Josephine, Samuel. 229 Spruce St. *Burke, Mrs. Susan. 124 Cherry St. Burkholder, Chas. B. (Martha) , Ruth, Charles B. Jr. 111 S. Lexington St. Burkholder, Mrs. Virginia A. 111 S. Lexington St. Burkholder, W. B. (Lottie). Raymond, Louise, William, Samuel. Kline St. Burns, H. L. (Anna), Margaret, Henry L. Jr. 207 Riverside Ave. Burns, L. P.(Mnrindin E.) 325 Fudge St. !£el. 321W. Burns, M. L. 325 Fudge St., Tel. 321W. Burns, O. B. 325 Fudge St., Tel. 321W. •Burrell, Robert. 809 E. Locust St. Burnette, Harry C. l!J4 E. Riverside Ave. Burwell, Spot. 422 Riverside Ave., Tel. 270. Bush, Alva. 206 Chestnut St. Bush, Archie (Ethel L.) Margaret, Dorothy, Leroy. 212 Spruce St. Bush, C. C. (Laura) James. 806 Cherry St. Bush, C. G. (Dora) James, Dempsey, Clayton. 537 N. Alleghany Ave. Bush, Lucy. 209 E. Main ·St., Tel. 119-W. Bush, Lena. 202 Oak St. • Bush, Mrs. Manda. 313 E. Locust St. Bush, Norlllnn J. 209 E. Main St., Tel. 119-W. • Bush, Robe1·t. 217 E . Locust St. Bush, Stanley. 338 Walnut St. Bush, S. W. (Nettie) Herbert, Minnie, Garnet. 120 Beach St. *Bush, Thomas. 319 E. Locust St. Butler, Mrs. Ida May, Moore, Ida M., Louise, Rosalie. 214 N. Lexington St. Butler, R. H. H. 132 Court St., Tel. 328. *Butler, William R. 231 S. Marion St. Buzzard, G. T. (Clara) Ray, Ethel, Rembert, Roy, Slifford, Janet. Maryland Ave., Rivermont Ad<l. Buzzard, Roy (Maud) Harry, Rivermorit Addition. ••Byers, Allen (Currie) 330 S. Lexington St. *Byers, Jesse. Jessie Jr., Lyndin, Alvin, Isaac, Rachel, Nina, Anna, Mary, Frederick. 436 S. Marion St. Byers, Mrs. Lucy. Virginia A venue, Rivermont Addition. Byer, B. F. (Elizabeth) 209 E. Main St., Tel. 119-W.· Byer, Elizubeth. 525 N. Alleghany Avenue. Byer, Grove1· (Daisy), Grover. 108 Magazine St. Byer, H. D. (Audrey), Venna Lillian. Virginia Ave., Rivermont Addition. By1·d, .J. H. (Rose) Ida, Bernice. 204 W. Riverside Avenue. +•-n--"-••-••-••-•-- •- •-u-·-•- •-••- •-11-u_.,_,_,,_,,_,,_,_,,--+ Gardner's Store ~ Groceries~ all kinds. 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HOTEL COLLINS 1 Ij I MODERN AND HOME-LIKE I ':1 N 0 'tl "'~ '" ~· ~ ~ ...g ... -i:; •s :• ~ •~ ·- :! z r ~:s·!;.. ~ ~ rr. .. c..I ;· o ~ §.o ""Q i:: !""' "ti ..~ DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGJNIA •CABELL, DAVID ( Delia) Louise Viola. 34 8 Pine St. ' Ca bell, E . M. 128 N . Maple Ave., Tel. 26. *Cnbell, Viola. 128 N. Maple Ave., Tel. 26. Cadd, Bertha, A lfred, Walter, Lore ne, Pauline, J essie, Nellie, Mury. Virginia Ave., Ri\'ermont Addition. Caddy, E. J. (Lau r n M.) 127 lllc- Curdy St. Caddy, E. W. (Anna V. ) Fr:111 k1 Edward. 33 1 Hawthorn e St. Caldwell, Jimmy. 21G Chestnut St. Caldwell, J. P. (Em ma) . 224 Chestnut St. Caldwell, i\l rs. Lelia, Penrl. 402 S. Maple Ave. • ca ldwell, Mrs. Na nnie, Johnnic>, Nannie, Robert, Millon, Alex. 3l!3 Pine Street. Cale, .Miss Raeh el F. 218 Fudg-e St., Tel. 108. Callaghan, C. C. (Willie), Irene. 313 Short St. Callaghan, D. J. (Catharine ) Lorrnin. 211 Prospect St., Tel. 132-W. *Calloway, Picas. 322 Pinc St., Tel. 123. 35 Cn mpbell, Bernard G. (Edna) Clyde, Louise, Eliznbeth. 616 S. l'llarion St. Cnmpbell, 13. IC (Cleo) Ri\'ermont Addition. Campbell, Charles Lnngdon (Rhoda ) Chnrles .Jr., Rosedale Addi lio n. Campbell, D. C. (Rnchcl) Wa lter. 62!1 N. Alleghany Ave. Campbell, I va nhoe (Mar y N .) 221 N. Lexinl!'ton Ave. Cnmpbell, Jen nie. Rivermont Addn. •ca111pbell Joseph (Virginia) J lll111 Waymond, Elizabeth. 120 S. Marion St. Cnmpbcll, Miss Virginin. !J 17 Monroe St. C11mphell, \\'. E. 100 l Monroe St. Carr. c:eo rg-c \\'. illrdph in), Geu ri:ia. 2 1I Oak St. ' Carey, Morris. K Locust St. Carpenter, (J.M. JQ.J N. Maple Ave. Carpenter, J. H. (Evelyn) Evelyn, Elizabeth, Joseph 11. 321 W. Locust St., 'l'el. 322 . Carpenter, .1. S. (Janey ) Rnlphord, Aubrey, Vivian. 225 E. Mni11 St. Carpenter, M. F. (Lenin) Hun ter, Basil. Virginia Avenue, River1 1 am mont Acldn . �.. ~ DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA tfn.-•- • - • - • " t- •-••--•-•-·• •-••- u-·u -•-.. - -...-••·- ••-••·- •·- • -f·- i i J ' . j YOUR BEST AND CHEAPEST FOOD When Made from i The Flour that is so good it needs no bleaching i i s ::a C) f z-·- .i )> ~ II j l j i i i I HOME BAKED BREAD I MOUNTAIN GEM FLOUR J + I f l DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA l PURINA CHICKEN FEEDS, THE FEEDS THAT MAKE 'EM LAY l Kay Moor Red Ash Coal McALLISTER & BELL, Inc. f Phone No. 8 J ! fl . L·-·-··-··-·-··_,,_,,_. _..__,,_,,_,._,,_,,_,_. _._,._.._,,_,,__,_.! ~ Carper, Edward ( Martha) Winford *Carter, Garfield (Martha) Rayfield, Iva, Kathleen, Ethel. 42 Wash~ Early, Helen, HuP."h. 433 Craig St. ington Ave., Rivermont Addn. *Carter, George H. (Bessie) James. Carper, Marie. 511 N. Beverly St. 410 S. Marion St. 0 "Carter, Helen. 310 S. Lexington St. Carper, W. L. (Mae) Helen, Walter -_..__ .Mary, Hazel. 230 McCurdy St'. Carter, Henry A. (Agnes) Roy, Les*Carr, Mrs. Alice. 111 Short St. ter. 215 Holly St. 2 :: · *Carr, Hampton (Mildred). 419 Al- Carter, James M. (Addie) Lois, Eugene. 1016 Monroe St. leghany Ave. Car son (Bessie) Quinton, Annie, Jo- • carter, Mrs. Jennie. Wills & Monroe 0 Sts. sephine, Ryland. Rivermont Add. --1 Carson, Rev. J. H. (Rebekah) Mar- Carter, J. L. (Agnes) Lloyd, Ralph. fTl 119 E. Main St. garet, Edwa rd. 333 F udge St., U'> Carter, J. W. (Eva) Violet, Muriel, T el. 129-J . Ruth. 316 Oak St. Carson, J. R. (Maggie ) 820 N. BevCarte r, Mrs. L. A. 336 Cherry St. erly St. Ca rter, Mrs. A lphretta L. llOYz S. Carter, Owen W. (Florence) Melvina, Melvin, Katherine. 104 Chestnut Lexinl!ton St., Tel. 136. St. Carter, ~ . B. (Nor a} Ellen, Reba. Carter, W. F. (Jane) Harry. Vir316 Chestnu t St. ginia A.ve., Rivermont Addn. Carter, Ben P. (Era) Geraldine, Ben Jr. Virginia Ave., Ri vermont Add. Carter, W. D. (Mary E.) Beatrice. 323 Walnut St . Carter, Char les D. J r., (Lilly V.) Cash, Russell. 522 - • Beverly Ave. 434 W. Main St., Tel. 107. *Carter, Cla r ence E. (Mable) Wil- Castle, Herbert. Mercer St. Catlett, C. F. (Gertrude) Alva, Louis liam, Hele11. 318 Third St. Louise, Melissa, Pauline, Charles. Carter, C. T. (Eliza) Sophia. 804 107 Prospect St. Alleg hany St., Tel. 161W. Carter, E. E . (Nannie) Richard, Vio- Catlett, Miss Lula. 107 Prospect St. •Caul, Anthony (Gertrude) Lacy, let. 515 N. Alleghany Ave. Howaxd, Samuel, Virginia, Edith, *Car ter , E d ward J. (Maria) Clrnrlcs, Arthur. Dewey St. Geor ge, Joh n. 320 Third St. u > c- > > z 36 "Caul, George W. (Elnora) Dorothy. 331 Cherry St. Cave, Bryant (May) Virginia, Bertha, Junior, Billy. 447 Oak St. Chambers, E. G. (Lelia) 308 Riverside Ave. Chapman , Edward. 121 Wills St. Chapman, Miss Ella Lee. 121 Wills St. *Chapman, Mrs. Emeline. •334 S. Lexington St. Chapman, G. W. (S. A.) 824 Beverly St. Chapman, Scott 1\1. (Nannie) Cleedeon, Warren C. 204 Sprnce St. Chase, Homer N. (Ruth) 11G S. 1\faple Ave., Tel. 164. Chenault, G. C. (Mary) Leola, G. C. Jr. 229 E. Main St. Chew, Charles (Isabel) 109 S. Marion St. Childs, Connie P. (Hattie) Edwm·d, · . Kenneth. 103 Spruce St. Childs, Mrs. Emma T. 103 Spruce St. Childs, H. D. (Sheldon). 110 Pine St. Childress, Sam. Kline St. *Christian, Jesse (Jeanetta). 229 E. Locust St. Christian, Lucy. 105 Elk St. Clark, C. L. (Carmen) Roy, Gerald. 211 Wills St. *Clark, Dewey. 227 S. Marion St. Clnrk, Erma. 212 Hickory · St. *Clark, George (Mattie) Ellen, George Jr. 427 W. Main St. *Clark, 'Garnet L. (Maggie) *Clark, Glen (Gertrude) James. Dewey St. •Clark, Henry (Sally) 227 S. Marion St. Clark, Huber (Lorain) 322 Walnut St. Clark, J. T. (Susie) Lawrence, John, Roland. 322 Walnut St. *Clark, Joseph (Amanda). 308 S. :Marion St. *Clark, Lilly. 314 Pine St.. • Clark, l\Irs. l\farlha, Jesse. 3i0 P1\1e 5t. Clark( Robert (Lucile ) Brunice. 112 Holy St. Clark, Walter (Lillian). 322 Walnut St. Clark, Warner. 237 E. Main St. Clarke, P. A. (Annie) Porter, Harriet, Denuford, Willinm, Julian, James, Mildred, Caroline. 237 E. Main St. Clayton, J. R. (Olive L.), Clyde. 324 Hazel St. Clayton, C. B. (Nellie). 214 E. Muin St. Clement, John A. (Minnie) Charles. Washington Ave., Rivermont Addn. *Cleveland, James D. 213 Nelson St. • coal, Carl. 123 Elk St. *Coales, James. 123 Elk St. •conies, Mattie. 123 Elk St. *Conies, Theodore. 123 E lk St. •coales, Willie. 123 Elk St. • Cobbs, Henr;r (Ola) Lloyd, George. 230 S. Lexington St. Cobley, Harry. 217 E . Main St. Coburn, C. A. (Olive) Charles F., Paul, Pauline. 206 Prospect St. Coffey, Ira J. (Effie) Evelyn. Rivermont Addn. · Coffey, William W. (Aurelia) Pauline. 309 Sixth St. Coffman, A_. B. (Beulah), .Ray, Bernard, Julian. 204 E. Mam St., Tel. 286. Coffman, C. W. (Mabel) Margaret, Billy. 207 Prospect Std Tel. 804. Coffman, J. A. (Mary) Al · a. 128 E. Main St. Coffmanz 0. C. (Katie) Olin, Frances, l\iarian. 322 Fudge St. •Coleman, Mrs. Ann. 110 Holly St. *Colenrnn, Edward (Pearl). 110 Holly St. Coleman, Lydia. 119 Magazine St. Coleman, V. B. (Lenna) George Louise, Arthur, V. B. Jr. 212 Wal~ ~ut St. ----·-..---·-·-·-··-··----·-··---..-,_,,_l R. S. MURRAY, D. C. l f CHIROPRACTIC GETS YOU WELL f Consultation Free j 1, ___ ~i:~~.~: + __,_, _,_______i:~o. 37 !- f-;: ne 157 . -··-·'-••- 1·-·-=-+---t- �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA r-·--·--..-· -· -. DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I F . E . WOODS i Dentist I I -··--1 -··-··-··-··-·- ··-··-'-··-··-u-··-··-.. f People's Bank Bldg. Phone 342 I f COVINGTON, VIRGINIA l,_,,_.._,,_,,_,._,,__,_.,_,,_,,_.._.,_,_,_,,_,_,,_.,__,____,__,._.,_,_,_J. Cover, H. V. (Bessie) Elizabeth. 311 Chestnut St. Cover, Thomas (Catherine) Anne J. Rosedale Addn., Tel. 337. Cove~, Tobias F. (Sarah C.) 132 S. Marion St. Cowpertlnvaite, J. E. (Sarah) Robert, James. 911 S. Alleghany Ave. Cox, Mrs. A1111ie. 315 Fudge St. Cox, George W. (Emma) 217 Sixth St., Tel. 67. Cox, Hubert E . (Mary E.) Lenora, George, Na ncy. 217 Sixth St.., Tel. <; ;u c .. -...,... -~- G7. ~ ~-"> -::.., ~~ -~1 \..• --:~ , ~- - "'!.1 _. .... ~ ~ ..._ . *Coleman, Spencer. 406 S. Marion St. Colly, Mrs. J. B. Lucy, Richard. 105 E. Riverside Ave. Colly, Lawrence (Gertrude) Lawrence, Paul. 105 E. Riverside Ave. Collins, M. M. (Mary) Cecil, McGuire, Marie, Hale, Aloysius, Loretta, Ignatius. 219 Prospect St. Tel. 54. *Collins, Wm. T. (Beatrice) Wm. T. Jr. 314 Third St. Conner, James (Callie). 328 Chestnut St. Conner, W. E. (Susie M.) Pauline, Mary, Marguerite. 126 Wills St. Cook, C. R. (Myrtle) Della, George, Charles, Franklin. 605 S. Lexington St., Tel. 94. · Cook, Horace. 327 Hawt horn St., Tel. 280. Cook, J. Edward (Willie) Clarence. 215 Beech St. Cook, John. 119 E. Main St. Cook, Richard. 119 E. Main St. Cook, Ruth. 327 Hawthorn St., Tel. 280. Cook, S. F. (Florence) Connie, David. Chestnut St., Tel. 42. Cooke, W. S. (Laura) Frances, Claudie, Nina. 12 Rivermont Addition. *Cooper, Ella, Rosa, Mack, Theodore, Joe, Robert, Rebecca. E. Pine St. *Cooper, l\fae. 28 Pine St. Cooper, R. N. (Leeanna) Douglas, Mavis, Albert. S. Alleghany Ave. *Copeland, John. 333 Cherry St. Corbin, Henry N. 1001 il'lonroe St. *Cosby, James D. (Dessie) Coostin. 232 S. Marion St. "Cosby, James (Hattie) Lewis, James i.\1ary. 417 Alleghany Ave. ~cosby, l\lrs. l\lollie. 223 E. Locust St. Costen, R. J. (Mamie) Sylrin. 146 N. I\laple Ave., Tel. 66. Cottrell, John I. (Gertrude) Emma, Mar tha. Bridge St.. Rosedale Ad<lition. ~ Counts, D. C. (Nellie). 230 E. Main St. Counts, Dewey. 311 W. Locust St. Counts, Sleigh. 311 Locust St. Counts, Wade H. (Tillie) Carlos, Maybelle, Muriel. 608 W. Main St. Coutts, Robert R. (Carrie E.) Christine, Robert Jr. 112 N. Marion St. Cover, Charles A. (Phoeba) Cathine Belle, Elizabeth Mickley. 124 • S. Marion St., Tel. 92. Cover, Charles Lee (Nell) Char les L. J r. 509 W. Main St., Tel. 81. Cox, Homer. llS S. Lexington St. Cox, Omri H. 2 17 Sixth St., 1'el. 67. Craft, Aaron (Bonnie) Armild, Louise. 225 Che!<tnut St. Craft, Briltle. 82!1 N. Alleghany Ave. Craft, ,J. l\I. (fllnq!nret) 324 Ouk SL Craft, John. 22fi Chestnut St. Craft, John (Efllc ) Hele n, Mary, Benn ie, Russe ll. ::l:Z•I Ouk Sl. Craft, W. ll. (Mary) Almn, Katherine, illary. Cu r. f' rnspecl & Mun roe St. Cra i~ . J. W. (t\11ra l :'- lari::aret. 318 Kline St. Cr<!wfonl, F:di;nr :\. (Lillian ) Mary, Dorothy. Roscdnle :\d<ln., Tel. l 3!1 . Crawford,\\·.\\'. (Sue) tiOJ ~- i\lk ghnny ,\\·c. •Crawley, Jasper ( I.il ly I \\" ill inm. 1O:i Short St. •Crawley, \\"illinm (E ~ th er) ~20 Locust St. Crcy, Paul. 215 Cher-rv St. Crihbins, J. 1'. ( Eliznbe.th ) I~ 1 l'rospcct St., Tel. J 21 . Criswell, Charles S. G12 S. Mario11 St. Crites, H. S. 132 Court SL, Tel. 328. Critzer, Frn11k. Beverly St. Critzer, Louise. Be\·er!y St. Critzer, Luther. Beveriy Sl. Crizer, Robert (Ollie) He nry Mabel Marie, Ione. 207 Chestnut St. ' 38 39 Crizer, J. C. (Hulda) Mai-vint Irene, Calvin, Arabella, Rayp-io na, Dorothy, Louise, Warren . Virginia Ave.1 Rivennont" Addn. *Crockett, Cornelius. 310 P ine St. Crooks, W. H. (Annie M.) Margaret. 231 Holly St. Cross, A. L. (Ruth) RebR, Albert, Theodore. 355 Hawthorne St. Cr ouch, Roy (Gladys) Eunice, Virginia. 322 Fudge St. Crowder, Miss Annie. 414 W. Locust St. Crowder, E. IC. 303 Riverside Ave. Crowder, Floyd. Crowder, A\·e. Crowde r, Louise. ('rowder, Edi th. -- I .....___ 318 W alnut St. F. W. (Mary ) Alleghnny Mrs. L. E., Alfred, Eugene, 2:rn W. Mnin St. , Te l. 25. illrs . fi. L., Gladys, l\fnrie, :;0:.1 Hi\'crsidc Ave. l'rummclt, llnny, Sadir. :i2~ \\"nlnut St. ( 'rnmm t•ll. l\ en11elh. '.!lJft Chestnut St. 1'rnn1111rl t. I'. ll. \\"11 ~ h i11l't11 n Ave•., l! i\'l•rni.111l ,\rfcl11 . !.'111mrnl'll 1 \\". L. ( l·:tta/ ('nmmcll in . \\" n~hitti;:lon An.: .. lt1q•rmo11 I Addn. · C'undifT, .II.Im. '.!O I Walnut St. ( 'ur r~· . E. ~!. ( ~bymc) ~lary. l :n :\. l.t·xinglo n St., TPl. I ~ ·I. <'urry, William H. (Edith l l Ill' 2 S. Lrxinr.ton St. , Tri. t:{f1. Curlis, Dnllns ll. ( Jo:llwl J ~~O ~ Lcxinv,ton St. C'urtis, Edv,u r L. (Anna fllat.:) Ed1~nr L. Jr., Eln orn, f'hylli ~ . Zc rnic. 308 II o lly St. Curlis, 0. P. ( l'hocbu) Surah. Kline SL Curlis, f{. !:>. (Corn) Murk, Edgor. 116 W. Mnin St. CmJ11ing, C. B. (Margurat) .Be rry. 40fJ CourL St. Culeh, lJ\ �/lb RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 10 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL H01vfE RECORDS Feb. 1, 1925 thru Dec. 3 1, 1930 - Joseph Smith, Registrar Akers, Mary Jane, dau. of Ky le M. and Pearl Early Akers, born Christiansburg 2/26/ 1927 died 2/2711927, buried Fagg, Va .. Akers, Lexie Murriel, dau. of Kyle and Pearl Early Akers, born Christiansburg 11110/1929, died 11/10/1929, buried Fagg, Va. A kc rs, Bertha Florence, dau of Kyle M . and Pearl Early Akers, horn Christiansburg 10/ 16/192 5, died 10/17/1925, no buriel place given. Bowel ls, C learance, son of M . H. and Cora Bean Bowells, born Montg. Co. 12/ 18/1924, died 8/22/1925, buried Fagg. (name Bow]es ?) Bowles, Cora Virginia, dau. of William and Lucy Wheeling Bean, born Montg. Co. 1117/1898, died 11/5/1928, married Mark Bowles, buried Fagg Cemetery. Brammer, Sallie S., dau of John and Rachel Wood Bryant, born Floyd Co.@ 1849, died 12/ I JI 1930, widow, buried .fennelle's Cemetery. Brammer, Rubin P., son of Unknown, born Patrick Co. 12/18/1964, died 10/13/1930, married Sall ie Brammer, buried Jenelle Cemetery. Ca rte r, unnam ed dau. of Wade Hampton and Florence Jones Carter, born Cnmhrin, 9/04/ 1926, died 9/4/1926, no place of buriel noted. Earley, unnamed dau. ofFrnnk and Gertie Akers Earley, born Montg. Co. 8/14/1926, died 8/ I 4/1926, buried fagg. Earley, Martha Rosabe l I, dau. of Frank C. and Gertie May Akers Earley, born Mongt. Co., I I/3/ 1927, d ied 11 /3/J 927, buried Fagg. Earley, Geo rge W., son of Joseph and Mary Kirby Earley, born Montg. Co. 8/20/1858, <lie cJ 1/1 4/ 1930, married Martha J.Earley, buried Fagg Cemetery. Earley, Gladys C., dau. of Andrew and Julia Brammer Earley, born Montg. Co., 512311930, died June 23, 1930, single, buried E llett, VA. East, Rosa L., dau. of Willie and Annie Wood, born Montg. Co. @1898, died 10/3 0/1930, married Sam Eas t, buried Ellett, VA. Epperly, James N., son of John and Martha Basham Epperly, born Floyd Co. 3/31/1861, 1 VIRGINIA "APPALACl·l!AN NOTES' �'11 died l 013l/1930, widower, buried Elliston, VA. Gilmore, unnamed child of unnamed Gilmore, born Ellett, 6/22/ 1925, died 6/23 /1925, no place of buriel noted. Gordon, James C., son or Cornelius 'V'!· und Vi'.ginin W . Richardson Gordon, burn Montg. Co. 12/14/1889, died I 0/1 /1930, ma med Ardcl rn W. Gordon, buried I ronto, v /\. Landrum, Carrol Hamilton, son of Jack and E lizabeth Smith Landrum, born Montg. Co 12/1/1926, died 2/5/\927, buried Ellett, VA. · Scanlan Sarah Jane, dau. of Ephram and Barbra Harper Sites, born Rockingham C o 7/1842, 'died 2/8/1925, married John Scanlan, buried Fagg, VA. · Scan land, John, son of Samuel. and Catheri.ne Whorley Scan land, born Montg. Co., 1/23/1834, died 12/29/1930, widowed, buned Dudley Cemetery. Snuffer Elevia Ellen (Lester), dau. of Champ and Rachel McAlexander Lest b Floyd Co • 5/3/1852 ' died 8/15/1925, widowed (from S.J. Snuffer) , buried Che.r, rr st 1. aom nshurg Va. Woods, Harvey, son ?fLevi and Lillie Guthery Woods, born Montg. Co. l I /30/ 19?7 died l2/28/1927, buried Fagg, VA. , - ' 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ' �Ii 9 RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 11 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HO:ME RECORDS Jul. 29, 1923 thm Dec. 31, 1923 - Joseph Smith, Registrar Bean, Rose Jane, dau. of Arthur and Rosebell Snider Bean, born Montg. Co. 02/26/1925,died 02/26/1925, buried Fagg, Va. Bowles, James Irving, son of Dan J. and Gracie Wheeling Bowles, born Fagg, 06/3/1923, died 06/311923, no place of burial noted. Bowles, Charley E., son of unknown, born Montg. Co. 04/17/1863, died 07/15/ 1923, married Mary Bowles, buried Fagg, VA. Bryant, Amanda M . dau. of unknown, born Patrick Co. @1833, died 04/27/1923, married James Bryant, buried Fagg, VA. C reasy, Dave, son of Leonard and Margaret Creasy, born Bedford Co., 02/22/ 1866, died 10/2511921, married, buried Christiansburg. Earley, unnamed son of John and Zula Akers Earley, born Christiansburg, 01/28/ 1925, die d 01/28/l 925, buried Fagg, VA. Earley, Carrol, son of John and ZuJa Akers Earley, born Montg. Co., 10/26/1923, died l 0/28/ 1923, buried Fagg, VA. Earley, unnamed son of John nnd Z ula Akers E arley, born Fagg, 11 /07/ 1922, died I I /07I 192:!, buried Fagg, VA. Gordon, Sarah Jane, dau of Samuel and Ginsie Bowl Gordon, born Montg. Co. @1829, died 04/07/1924, single, buried near Shawsville. Guthrie, Martha Ann, dau. of Amos and Manda Lizzie Wood Guthrie, born Montg. Co., 04/20/1923, died 04/2011923, buried Fagg, VA. Lester, Permelia A. V. , dau. of Jacob and Catherine Sesler. born Christiansburg, 10112/1949, died 04/08/1922, widow of P. P. Lester. buried Ironto. McGrady, Zebrum Posy, son of Lisca and Mirtie Smith McGrady, born Greenbrier Co., WV, 05/ 13/ 19 16, died 08/26/ 1921, buried Fagg. S mith, unna med son of Posey a nd Mabel Bowles Smith, born Ironto, 02/ 17/ 1925. died 0211711925 , buried Fagg. S nuffer, Samuel Jackson, son of lsaac and Malinda Rakes Snuffer, born Floyd Co �0912811849, died 11/ 30/1921, married, buried Ellett, VA. Sweeney, unnamed dau. of Allen C. and Mildred Beasley Sweeney, born Montg. Co., 08/1411921,died 8/14/1921, buried Fagg, VA. Wheeling, fanny, dau. of Phillip and Sophin Gowen, born Montg. Co. @ 1839 ,died 05/1 1/ 1921, married John L. Wheeling, buried Fogg. Williams, Charley, son of William and Florence Williams, born Montg. Co. 03/ 141192 1,, died 05/30/1921, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Woods, Nan, dau. of Unknown, born Patrick Co. 1833, died 12/ J9/1923, single, burie d Fagg, VA. Quoting Victoria Robinson, friend of Marty Hyatt GENEALOGY - WITHOUT DOCUMENTATION IS - MYTHOLOGY Vil CINIA APPAL.AC IllJ\N NOTES �/;;LO RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 12 - GRANT BRYANT FUNERAL HOME October 20, 1922 thru Aug. 31, 1925 - W.W. Likens, Registrar. Amos, Cleopatry Virgin ia, dau. of Cornelius and unknown Bandy, born Bedford Co., 0711211846, died 01 /20/1925, widowed (W.G. Amos), buried near Alleghany Springs. Atkinso n, unnamed dau. of James and Mildred Yates Atkinson, born Montg. Co. 06/03/1925, died 06/03/1925, buried near Alleghany Springs. Barnett, DeWitt Clinton, son of Charles H. and Elizabeth A. Ledbetter Barnett, born Montg. Co., 12/20/ 1858, died 06/23/1925, married Bettie Barnett, buried Montgomery Co. Barnette, Jane Gazza Lee, dau ofE. P. and Mary Ann Dudding Givens, born Craig Co. @ I 851, died 01/08/1924, widow of Samuel C, Barnette, buried Blacksburg. Blankenship, Thelma A., dau. of Zed and Early Moore Blankenship, born Montg. Co. 1905, d ied 04/22/1925, si ngle, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Roanoke. Chandler, Annie Laura, dau. of E lijah and Katherine Moore Buckner, born Rankin, TN. 09/2 8/1857, di ed 05/27/1924, married Manley Chandler, buried Shawsville. Claxton, Calvert, dau. of Henrietta Claxton and unknown, born Montg. Co. 11/10/1922, died 07/05/1923 , single, buried Shawsville. Coles, Emeline, dau. ofRiley and Sarah Cnlloway Coles, born Montg. Co. 1898, died 05/04/1924, single, buried near Shawsville. Conner, Dennis Elmwood, son of Eldridge and Maude Atkinson Conner, born Montg. Co., 08/12/ 1922, died 08/31/1925, buried near Alleghany Springs. Conner, Mandy May, dau. of D. A. and Emma J. Hall Lawrence, born Floyd Co. 1887, d ied 06/30/1924, married Alfred Conner, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Craig, Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of William and Mary Jane Sublette Dooley, born Montg. Co. 10/04/1869, died 09/19/1924, married Samuel G. Craig, buried Montgomery Co. Cruise, Texas, dau. of Paul and Elizabeth Howell, born Patrick Co., 07/20/1854, died 06/ 19/1925, married Peter Cruise, buried Shawsville, VA. Filmore, William, son of unknown, born 1852, died 11/08/1 922, single, buried Shawsville Cem etery. Garnett, Charlie T., son of James T. and Elizabeth White Garnett, born Shawsville, \VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ... _ - �l l/19/1856, died 01/23/1924, married Sarah Garnett, burie d S ublett Cem e tery. Garnett Clarence B . H. Son of Charlie T . and Sall y F. Ga rli c Gnmett , horn Montg. Co., 08/12/1,887, died 02/03/1923, single, buried Correll's Burial G ro und . Garwood, Elizabeth, dau. ofWi\\inm nnd unknown Wntkins. born Moc ksville. NC, 03/02/ \842, died 0\/24/1925, widowed, buried Correll Grnvcynrd . Givens, Mary Lucinda, dau. of Elisha and Mary Ann Dudding G iven s, born C raig C o. 01/27/1836, died 02/13/1925, single, buried Ryan Cemetery. Graham, Junietta, dau. of Charles B. and Lucy A. Moses Graham , born Montg. C o . 05/03/ 1923, died 08/22/1923, buried Shawsville. Graham, John Henry, son of J. H. and Martha Jane Wells, born Montg. Co. 11 /0711 died 01/08/1923, married Amanda E. Graham, buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. 854 , Graham, Homer, son of Jack and Sarah Basket Graham , born Floyd Co., 1872, died 05/1311924, married Alice Graham, buried Correll Cemetery. Griffin, Charles E. Valtree, son of Giles Dudley and Mary Blanche Lee Griffin, born Montg. Co, 03/22/1923, died 06/03/1923, buried near Alleghany Springs. Griffin, Ho~ Insley, son of Dudley and Mary Gee Griffin, born Montg. Co., 07/18/1924, died 11/15/1924, single, buried near Alleghany Springs. Hamlin, Loyd Eskrige, son ofL. E. and Nora Blake Hamlin born Montg. Co., 09/01/1924, buried Den Hill Cemetery. , Hensley, Mari~da E., dau. of Philip and Mary Ann Hall Showalter, born Montg. Co:, 07/1511850, died 01/01/1925, married John w. Hensley, buried near Alleghany Springs. Hensle~, John W., son of Solomon and unknown Hensley, born Franklin Co., 06( 16 • 1841, died 05/05/1925, widowed (Marinda Hensley), buried near Alleghany Springs. Hollans, Sarah Bell, dau. of James and Sarah Bowers Bishop, born Lunenburg Co. 07/1811871, 04/05/1923, married G.D. Rollans, buried Shawsville. Jewell, William~ son of Garland and Effie M . Atkinson Jewell, born VA 03/03 / 1923, di ed 03/03/ 1923, buned Piedmont Cemetery. Jewell, Robert, son of Garland and Effie M. Atkinson Jewell, born VA 03/03/1923, died 03/03/1923, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Jewell, Effie M., dau. of Reuben and M. D. Taylor Atkinson, born Montg. Co @ 18 died 10/18/1923, married Garland Jewell buried Piedmont Cemetery. ' 'VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTE$ -- - - - - --- ~ 96 , �Jones, Edmund James, son of Swanson and Roxie Elizabeth McNeil Jones, born Montg. Co. 04/02/1924, d ied 04/04/1924, single, buried Ridingers Cemetery. K irby, Sal he Ann, dau. of Gordon and Eliza Ryan Kirby, born Giles Co. 1848, died 03110/1924, single, buried Shawsville. Lan~. Irvin, son or l3uln Bowmnn and unknown , born Tenn. OJ/16/1923, c.fiL:d 07/ 17/ I92J, buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Lane, Roy Pat, son of J. Lee and Maggie G. Waldron Lane, born Montg. Co. 10/12/ 1918, died 01/31/1923, single, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Lane, David Crockett, son of Allen and Indiana Bell Lane, born VA 10/1855, died 04/21/1923, widowed (Ella Lane) buried Den Hill Cemetery. Martin, Jess ie James, son of Norrell and Bertha WiIJiams Martin, born Montg. Co. I 0/20/1922, died 10/20/1922, buried near Alleghany Springs. Martin, Edna, dau. of Edward and Effie Williams Martin, bomMontg. Co., 01 /06/ 1925, died 03/07/1925, buried near Den Hill. Mart in, Rosa Jane, dau. of Richard and Delila Beverly Borden, bomMontg. Co. 08/25/1876, died 10/23/1924, married Byrd Martin, buried Shawsville. Mills, Elizabeth, dau of Jones and Rebecca W ilson Smith, born VA 1850, died 0512711923, married Isaac Mills, buried Shawsville. Musselman, Mary, dau. of Deck and Etta Pannel Musselman, born Montg. Co. date unknovvn, died 05/05/ 1924, single, buried Friendship Cemetery. Nore!, Ann, dau. of Andrew and Malinda Edmonson Hix, born Roanoke Co. 1839 died l 0/ 07/ 1923, widow (Fred Norel), buried near Shawsville. Owens, Richard Meredith, son of William and Albenian Llewellyn Owens, born VA 02/05/1859, died 10/07/1923, married Willie A. Owens, buried Roanoke, VA Oyler, Rachel, dau. of unknown , born Floyd Co., 1849, died 11 /29/1922, single, buried near Shawsville .. Parrish , Edmonia Florence, dau. of Jessie and Elizabeth Atkinson Otey, born Montg. Co. 04/ I 5/1874, died 08/05/1925, married W. S. Parrish, buried near Alleghany Springs. P e rdue, Hobert Lewis, son of Samuel Oscar and Ethel Underwood Perdue, born Montg. Co . 05/ 11 11925, died 05/1 2/1925, buried near Alleghany Springs. Rak es, Robert Thomas, son ofN. I. and unknown Creasy Rakes, born Patrick Co, 06/08/1924, died 07/23/1924, buried near Alleghany Springs. �IJ-3 Robertson, Mittie, dau. of Sophia Atkinson and unknown, born VA 1849, diec.l l l/2.0/1923, single, buried Robertson Graveyard. Rochester, Jr., David, son of David and Bettie Norrel Rochester, Sr., horn New Ynrk City, 03/17/\909, single, bmicd Shawsvi llc Cemle ry. Rose, John D., son or unknown and Nancy Rose, born Montg. Co, 09/07/ 1849, ui~d 11/09/1923, married Elizabeth Rose, buried James Cemetery. Rose, E lizabeth A., dau. of William P. and Jane Poff James, born Montg. Co. 091301 I 85:2, died 11 /02/1924, widow (J. D. Rose), buried James Cemetery. St. Clair, Walter Matthew, son of Charles R. and Mahala V . Wirt St. C lair, born Mon l g. Co., 03/14/1896, died 01/2 1/1923, married Rosa Ethel St. C lai r, buried Den Hill Graveyard. Stump, William, son of Skelt and Sallie Bowles Stump, born Franklin Co., l 853, died 08/23/1925, married Octavia Stump, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Sutphin, Maude Ellen, dau. of Columbus Madison and Vernice O. Freal Jackson, born 03/03/1888, died 05/23/1923, married J. H . Sutphin, buried Shawsville. Taylor, E. H. son of James and Margaret Wilson Taylor, born 09 /03/1833m dued 12/02/\ 923, widowed, buried near Shawsville, VA. Trump, George Washington, son of James and Follie Hornbarger Trnmp, born VA. 01/26/1857, died 12/1411923, married, buried near Lavender. Weaver, Jacob H .., ~on of Jacob and Lucy Bishop Weaver, born Floyd Co., 09/2 6/ 1842, died 11/01/1924, widowed (Martha Weaver), buried Moore Graveyard. Wheeling, Lema Oliver, son of Lewis and Addie Musselman Wheeling, born Montg. Co., 09/24/1909, died 01/30/1923, si ngle, buried near Shawsville. White, Jane Carrington, dau of I. G. and Elizabeth M. Davis White, born Shawsville, 05/18/\ 925, died 05/1911925, buried Whites Cemetery. Whitworth, Thomas L., son of John and May Mitchell Whitworth born Bedford Co., 02/19/1 848, died 05/04/1924, widowed, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Williams, Susie M ., dau. of C. B. and Mary E. Allen Williams, born Montg. Co. 09/21/1900, died 05/13/1925, single, buried Alleghany Springs. Williams, Blanche, dau. of unknown and Lydia Hamlet, born VA. 1840, died 06/02/1925, married Roland Williams, buried Alleghany Springs. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHi1\N NOTES �SURNAME INDEX 2001 The'.e are three steps involved in contacting the person who submitted the surname you are interested in. 1. In the "Surname List" identify the surname you are interested in and note the reference number to the left of the surname. ~· Locate the reference number in the numerical listing of members. There you will find the name of the member submitting the surname. ~· Look up the member's name in the Society Membership Directory. There you will find the member's contact information . The Surname Index is designed to help you identify other members researc~ing the same surnames you are. Oates and places are provided to help you determine whether or not this is family you are interested in. Keep in mind that fill date~ ~re approxim~te. We try to proof read all of the information but mistakes can "sneak in . We apologize fo~ this. Please let us know if you find any. Contact Karen Kappesser, 514 Scal~b~rk Drive , Blue Ridge, VA 24064; phone: (540) 977-0067; e-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.1nf1.net Note from the surname list editor: This year, in keeping with the instructions on the renewal form , everyone's entries were limited to six (6) surnames only. All surnames noted as "additions'' on the form were added, corrections, where noted, '!"~re n:iade and older, extra surnames were deleted keeping the total to six (6). Keep th rs .'n ~rnnd for. next year's list. If you wish to change any or all of your surnames, please indicate which ones to the editor. HAPPY HUNTING!! TIP REVIEW EARLY RESEARCH If you've been researching your family for a while, go back and look at your earliest research. You might find what I did: -- Some holes in my research that 1didn't notice because I was new. -- Some good leads that I didn't notice because I was new. -- Some information right there in my documents that I didn't notice because--yup, you got it--1 was new. That early research looks a lot better now that 1took a second look and filled .in some blanks. And I have some clues back another generation-and here I thought it was a brick wa ll. Lynne Hundley, V irginia 'VIRGINIA APPAL/\C~ !.A~ NOTES �(J3 Robertson, Mittie, dau. of Sophia Atkinson and unkno\vn, born V /\ l 8-l CJ, d i c<l 11/20/1923, single, buried Robertson Graveyard. Rochester, Jr., David, son of David and Bettie Norrc\ City, 03/\7/\909, singk, b\\ried Shnwsvi \k Ccm\cry. Rochc~t cr, Sr., born New York or Rose, John D., son unknown an<l Nancy Rose , born Montg. Co, 09/07/ 18-1 9, di ed \ \/09/\923 , married E\izabeth Rose, buried James Cemetery. Rose Elizabeth A., dau. of William P. and Jane Poff James, born Montg. C o. 0913011 8521 died\ 1/02/1924, widow (J. D. Rose), buried James Cemetery. St. C\air, Wa\terMatthew, son of Charles R . and Mahala v. Wirt St. C lair, born Mo nt g. Co., 03/14/1896, died Ol/21/1923, married Rosa Ethel St. Clair, buried O e n Hi ll Graveyard. Stump, William, son of Ske1t and Sallie Bowles Stump, born Franklin Co., 1853, di e d 08/23/1925, married Octavia Stump, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Sutphin, Maude El1en, dau. of Co1umbus Madison and Vernie 0 F 1J 1 born 03/03/1888, died 05/23/1923, married J. H . Sutphin bur· d She · ~ela ac <son, , ie awsvll c. Tay\or, E. H. son of James and Margaret W'I 1 12/0211923 widowed , , buried near Sh c T' . son aylor, born 09 /03/1833m awsv11le, VA. due d Trump, George Washington son of Ja . vA 01/26/1 857 died 12/14/1923, . mes .and Polite Hornbarger Trump, born . , , marned, buned near Lavender. Weaver, Jacob H .. , ~on of Jacob and Lucy Bishop Weaver, born Floyd Co., 09/26/ J 842 , died 11 /01 /1924, widowed (Martha Weaver), buried Moore Graveyard . Wheeling, Lema Oliver, son of Lewis and Addie Musselman Wheeli ng, born Montg. Co ., 09/24/1 909, died 01/30/1923, single, buried near Shawsville. W1iite, Jane Carrington, dau of!. G. and Elizabeth M. Davis White, born Shawsville, 05/18/1925, died 05/19/1925 , buried Whites Cemetery. Whitworth, Thomas L. , son of John and May Mitchell Whitworth , born Bedford Co., 02/19/1848, died 05/04/1924, widowed, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Williams, Susie M., dau. of C. B. and Mary E. Allen Williams, born Montg. Co. 09/21/1900, died 05/13/1925, single, buried Alleghany Springs. Williams, Blanche, dau. of unknown and Lydia I~amlet, born VA. 1840, died 06/02/1925 , married Roland Williams, buried Alleghany Spnngs. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHL1\N NOTES �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space permits. The typist will not compose queries for you, so please make your query as clear and specific as possible so that others can understand them and have a chance to help you. Each query should include name, dates, and location to identify the problem. Please CAPITALIZE surnames - is it Mary Smith JONES (single) or Mary SMITH JONES (maiden &married name). Do not abbreviate, we will. 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Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, on South Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia. �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VJRGJNIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 25 - No. 2 - Spring 2001 (April, May, June) CONTENTS Genealogical Resources of Alleghany Co., VA by Marshall D. "Don" Vaughan Ruth Hale Tribute Directory, City of Covington, VA Business contributed by Don Vaughan New in the Virginia Room ~ Book Review . Grant Bryant Funeral Records, Elliston, VA, Book 1 through 9, by Rebecca Austin & Mary Prescott* Queries Legislative Petition, Monroe Co., VA w/map, contributed by Babe Fowler 56 68 69 82 85 86 104 105 Corrections/Additions THE LAST ISSUE COVER - should be WINTER2001 r I (.-....._ 0 Pages 14, 15, 16, 17 Partial Register ofBland Co. Deaths was contributed by Mary Prescott Page 1 Bland Co., VA., by Gene Swartzell Page 13 Personal Property Tax Records, by Gene Swartzell Page 18 - 46 Various Russell County Contributions by Gene Swartzell *Mrs. Austin & Mrs. Prescott, Col. Wm. Preston Chapter, donation to NSDAR Library �Southwestern 'Vi:Jyinia Geneafogica[. Soc~) :Inc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke. Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, By the time you read this letter I will be in England visiting my cousins. Those of you w h o know me have heard this story before. But, for those of you who haven't. it is worth retelling. My great grandmother corresponded with her two sisters in Kent, E ngland up until he r d eath in 1956. No family member kept it going. In 1995 I decided to try contacting any fami ly still left over there. With the help of a friend in Kent, I wrote to newspapers there asking the m to please print my letter giving what I know of my British relatives. As luck wo uld have it, the daughter of great grandma's youngest sister was still alive and read the Jetter. She and her daug hter wrote to me and later another "cousin" now living in Dorset replied. l met both on a trip to England in 1998 and in 1999 the Dorset couple visited us here in Virginja. Now it's our turn to visit Dorset and Kent. The moral of this story is: try every way you can think of to add to your family history. You never know what you might turn up! On the computer front there. are two items of interest to report. Since the early 1990's the LDS Church and the Ellis Island Foundation have been hard at work preparing data on those who passed through Ellis Island. The years covered are 1892 to 1924. As of April 18, 200 l the information is available at: www.ellisisland.org I haven't been able to access the site yet, too much "traffic, but I saw a demonstration on TV. Looks VERY interesting. Secondly, the re is a new version of PAF (Personal Ancestral File), which includes a program to allow you to p lace your data on a hand held computer (Pahn Pilot or Visor). PAF is offered free on the Internet by the LDS Church at: www.familysearch.org Click on the heading at the top, order/download products. This is a great program in general. I've used it for years and best of alJ; it's free! Finally, I have the sad duty to report the passing of a long time member, Ruth Hale. Ruth was one of the first persons I met when I joined and, besides being a friend, was a great h elp w ith my German family research. A fund to place a book in her memory has been established. Make checks payable to: Roanoke Public Library Foundation and note it is for a book for Ruth Hale. If written another way, the funds go into the general fund and the Virginia Room does not benefit from it. This goes for any donation you may make to them. HaP,pY, Hunting, v~ KJ.rcii.Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net �J A Brief Guide to the Genealogical Resources of Alleghany County, Virginia Compiled by Marshall D. "Don" Vaughan , I t " t Alleghany County, VA, takes its name from the mountain range in which it is located. It was formed on January 5, 1822 by an act of the Virginia Legislature from portions of Botetourt, Bath, and Monroe counties. At that time Monroe was a Virginia county and remained so until the seperation of West Virginia from Virginia. Prior to 1822, any records of Alleghany County would have been kept in Botetourt County. The county (1990 pop. - 12,200) is about 452 square miles of which ne~rly 50% is National Forest. The county surrounds two independent cities, Covington (1990 pop. - 6 ,900 ) and Clifton Forge (1990 pop. - 4,400 ). Other populated areas include Rich Patch, Low Moor, Longdate, Sharon, Selma, Iron G~te , Wrightsville (an African-American community), Potts Creek, Falling Sprrng, Callaghan, Sweet Springs, Hematite, Johnson Creek, Boiling Springs, and Sweet Chalybeate. · Prominent surnames of the county include Alexander, Anderson, A~mentrout, Brown, Campbell, Carpenter, Carter, Dressler, Ellis, Fridley, Fudge, Gibson, Hammond, Hughes, Humphries, Johnson, Jones, Knighton, Lewis, McAllister, Martin, Nicely, Oliver, Payne, Persinger, Pitzer, Plott, Revercomb, Rice, Scott, Smith , Taylor, Thompson, Williams, Wright, and Young. A quick survey of historical and natural features include Humpback Bridge, Falling Spring, Milton Hall, Clifton Iron Furnace, and Rainbow Rock. "Mad Ann" Bailey, Captain Joseph H. Carpenter, Sam Chapman, Lad~ Milton, William Scott, and L. Bernard Pitzer make for interesting reading in the history of Alleghany County. Alleghany County Court House Michael 0 . Wolfe, Clerk of Circuit Court 266 W . Main St. Covington, VA 24426 Phone: (540) 965-1730 Fax: (540) 965-1732 Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday 8:30 AM - 12:00 Noon . -· �The Alleghany County Court House contains the usual required coll ect ion of deeds, plats, marriage records, birth records, death records , and court orders . Some of the more unusual holdings include photographs with a lady "showing a lot of knee" from a 1920's divorce and a lawsuit against a 1949 Chevrolet. Within the last ten years, concerted effort has been made to catalog , clean , microfilm, and file the records. Especially noteable is the effort made to sort the records in the basement. The Clerk of Court and a volunteer have done a magnificent job of giving everything a file number and a packet number along with an index. The court house has the "Williamson File" (the early records of what is now Clifton Forge), Poor Farm Papers 1870-1935, Supervisor's files, Ethridge E . Burr and others vs. Char/es A. Kraft (fisherman vs. landowners) , coroner's inquests from 1BOO's to early 1900's, copies of a questionaire sent to veterans of World war\ from Alleghany County, and copies of Confederate money (the real stuff is in the safe). A volunteer that has devoted several years of her life to preserving the holdings and records is on duty three days a :week. Covington Covington was designated a toWf! in 1819 follo~i~g. the sale of lots from 25 acres owned by Dr. James Merry. Prror to the subd1v1s1on and the naming of the town, records refer to the site as "Mouth of the Dunlap". The town became a city of the second class on December 20, 1952. The bfggest boost to progress in the area was the dec ision in 1899 by West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company (WESTVACO) to locate a mill at Covington. The pulp mill stimulated the development and growth of other industrial and commercial interests. City Hall, City of Covington Office of the City Manager 333 W. Locust St. Covington, VA 24426 Phone: (540) 965-6300 Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00PM Before visiting Cedar Hill Cemetery, go by City Hall. The City of Covington is the recordkeeper and owner of the cemetery. ''.A f1='·:') . ! Vl f:) Al 1' ~It\ { .. I I "-,.' _, •. I \'_,;I ~r111, • 1 I f .t ' • ·.-,- c~ : '\..I I L v �i C~so It .·l~ ' Y"·.- - RIVER -- ·- ,/ ' ... :: ( . ' ·()'9' •.• , _....__..,.-• .._M OUN~f,y \ . ..__,.-' COVINGTON COVINGTON INOUSTRIAL PARK VIRGIN!A f.PPALACMIAi··~ NOTES �Cedar Hill Cemetery 1520 S. Carpenter Dr. (Va State Route 18) Covington, VA 24426 Some 6,600 graves are located here includ ing veterans of th e Civ il War, World War I, World War 11, Korea, and Viet Nam . Charles Pinckney Jones Memorial Library 406 W . Riverside St. Covington, VA 24426 Phone: (540) 962-3321 Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:30 AM - 5 :30 PM Tuesday, Thursday 9:30 AM - 8:30 PM Saturday 9:30 AM - 2: 30 PM This library has the stated purpose of collecting material from every county and city in Virginia. It is well on its way to accomplishing that goal. Started from the donation of the books of Charles P . Jones , this library has outgrown its current building. In April, groundbreaking will be held to expand in footprint and height. The addition of more computers is also planned . The holdings include a microfilm reader/printer, microfilm of the Covinoton Virginian from 1923 - Dec 1988, the Virginian Review from Jan 1989 - Present, the Alleghany Tribune from July 11 , 1879 - Sep 7 , 1883, the Clifton Forge Review from Sep 1, 1893 - Dec 27, 1897, and the Alleghany Sentinel from Jul 11 , 1890- Dec27 , 1890. Also on microfilm are the Smith- Riffe Collection (primarily West Virginia history and genealogy) , the Alleghany County Court House records, and the Alleghany County Census. In the memorial cases, the researcher will find some survey books with plats from the law offices of Charles P . Jones , loose papers of unpublished group sheets, The Life and Times of General Covington by Leonard Jamison, scrapbooks from the Alleghany Highlands Chapter of the UDC , Retired Teachers of Alleghany Highlands scrapbooks, and mementos of minstrel shows , A few of the books that are worthy of note: Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society. Rosters of Confederate Pensioners of Alleghany County, VA and Related Miscellaneous Uninventoried Material. n.p. 1991. Carpenter, Mary Evelyn Harlow. History of the Carpenters of "Fort Carpenter" 1746 - 1949. Lynchburg, VA. J.P. Bell. 1949. �f£yO Chamber of Commerce of Covington, VA. Alleghany Co .. VA: It's Resources and Industries. 1907. Dickinson, Jack. Confederate Soldiers of Western Virginia. n.p. 1986. Fitzgerald , Kitty A. Arritt Family History. n.p. n.d. Hammond, Howard R. The Descendants of William Revercomb and Susan Paulina Bolar. Greenville, SC. 1996. Hammond, Howard R. Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings: Virginia/ Alleghany Highlands. n.p. n.d. James, Charles L. Alleghany County, VA Post Offices and Postmasters. 18041993. Lake Grove, OR. The Depot. 1994. Jeffers, Jack. Appalachian Bywavs. n.p. 1984. Lacy, Gertrude. A Walking Tour of Old Covington. n.p. n.d. Linkenhoker, Paul Douglas. A History of Schooling in Alleghany County, Clifton Forge. and Covington, VA. Dissertation for PhD. Blacksburg, VA 1993. Logan, Frances. The Old Sweet: Biography of a Spring. n.p. Roanoke, VA 1940. Smith , Joseph M. The Church On The Mountain: Antioch Christian Church On Big Ridge Alleghany County, VA. 1915 -1960. n.p. 1962. Wright, Harold. A Walk Around Early Covington. n.p. 2000. An oral history project by Jackson River Vocational Center students resulted in the publication of two volumes: Alleghany County: Yesterday, Today. and Tomorrow. 1976 Myth. Legends, and Fact. 1977 In 1955 and 1956, the students of grade 7 and the teachers and staff of the Alleghany County and Covington schools compiled: Stories of the Alleghany Highlands: The Early History of Alleghany County and Covington. VA. Copies of the manuscripts are in the Charles P. Jones Memori al Library. VIRGINIA /\PPALACH\AI~ t~OTES �Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society 1011 N. Rockbridge Ave. Covington, VA 24426 Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 10:00 AM - 3 :00 PM The Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society first met in 1991 to bring together persons interested in the history of families of the Alleghany Highlands. Chartered in 1994, membership is open to any applicant interested in promoting genealogy and family history. The first meetings were in the Charles P . Jones Library, then the basement of the Alleghany County Court House , and now in the former Rivermont School building. Among the Society's holdings are cemetery records from Greenbrier County, WV; Monroe County, WV; Summers, County, WV; Rockbridge County, VA; Craig County, VA; and Botetourt County, VA. A scan of the shelves will reveal that the Harmon, Hicks, Kyle, Keyser, Lee, Arritt, Biggs, Haynes , Glick, Elmore, Persinger, Long, Revercomb, Mason, Scott, Wolfe, Fridley, and Hammond families, among others, have contributed their genealogies to the library. The researcher will also find annuals from Covington, Clifton Forge, and Alleghany High Schools; a large picture collection (reprints are available); an alphabetized file of obituaries from the Covington Virginian and its successor the Virginian Review, a copy of a 1924 City Directory of the City of Covington; a collection of antique postcards (reproductions are available); and family life histories from the WPA Writer's Project. Especially noteworthy are the funeral home records on the shelves : Arritt Funeral Home, Covington 1970's - 1990's 22 vols. Dykes Funeral Home (Black), Covington 1943 - 1986 7 vols. (C losed) R. M. Loving Funeral Home, Covington 1925 - 1990's 32 vol. D. H. Mclaughlin Funeral Home, Hot Springs 1960's - 1980's 45 vols. Nicely Funeral Home, Clifton Forge 1910 - present 100 vols. The Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society also publishes and sells the following books: Pictorial Memories: A Collection of Family Photographs from the Alleghany Highlands. 1997. $27.50 +tax Alleghany County, Covington, VA Births, Vol. 1, 1836-1853 1854 1855 1 856 1857 1858 1859. $15.00 +tax Alleghany County, Covington, VA Births, Vol 2. 1860 1861 1862 1863 1867 1868. $15.00 +tax �Alleghany County, Covington, VA Births, Vol 3. 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1876 1877 1878. $15.00 + tax Boiling Springs Births, Alleghany County. Covington. VA. Vol 4. 1912 1913 1914 1 91 5 1 916. $1 5.00 + tax Alleghany County. Covington, VA. Births, Vol 5. 1912 1913 19141915 1916 1917. $15.00 +tax Clifton Forge, VA Births, Vol 6 . 1912 19131914 19151916. $15.00 +tax Survey of Cedar Hill Cemetery with the Original Locust Hill Cemetery. Vol 1. 1994. $31.35. Cemeteries in Alleghany County, Covington, VA. Vol 2. 1995. $31 .35 Alleghany County , VA Cemeteries, Vol. 3. 1998. $31 .35 Cemeteries in Alleghany County, Clifton Forge, VA. Vol 4. To be published in · 2001 . . Alleghany County. VA W ills, Inventories, and Sales. 1822-1876. $30.00 +tax. Also available for sale are: Bodie, Charles A. Alleghany Highlands, VA Manuscripts: A Guide to Collections in the United States. Baltimore, MD . Gateway Press. 2000. $22.50 +tax. Hammond, Howard Revercomb. History of the Bol(l)ar Family of Bath Co.,VA. The First Three Generations. Baltimore, MD. Gateway Press. 2000.$40.00 + tax. Alleghany Historical Society Contact: Dr. Paul Linkenhoker 41 O Dunbrack Rd . Covington, VA 24426 Mountain Book Company 119 Mall Road, Mallow Mall Covington ,VA 24426 Phone: (540) 962-9196 (800) 711-5929 Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Sunday 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM Provides a good source for local histories and best sellers. V!RGlN!A APP.\L.f,C! 11;\N NOTES �Clifton Forge Clifton Forge, a city of the first class, was originally called Williamson after the family which owned the land on which the city is located . In 1882, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company named its new depot there "Clifton Forge". With the coming of the railroad, it became not only a railroad junction but a division point. After this, growth was very rapid and in 1906 Clifton Forge became an independent city. NOTE: A referendum to revert to town status will go to the voters on March 6, 2001. If the result is positive for relinquishing the city charter, the city records will be sent to the Alleghany County Court House in Covington, VA. City Hall, City of Clifton Forge 547 Main St. Clifton Forge, VA 24422 Phone: (540) 863-2544 i-tours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM The City of Clifton Forge is owner and recordkeeper of Crown Hill , Mountain View, and Red Hill Cemeteries. Clifton Forge Public Library 535 Church St. Clifton Forge, VA 24422 Phone: (540) 863-2519 Hours: Mon and Thurs 11 :00 AM - 7:00 PM Tues and Wed 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Fri 11 :00 AM - 5:00 PM Sat 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Holdings include microfilm of the Dailv Review from about 1916 and a microfilm reader, over 400 early photographs of Clifton Forge, and Clifton Forge High School annuals from 1909 to 1983. Some books of interest: Adkins, Joyce S.; Lucado, Susie A.; Adkins, N. Wesley. History of Iron Gate, VA 1889 -1989. Marceline, MO. American Heritage Publ ishing Co. n.d . Carron, Elizabeth H. Clifton Forge, VA: Scenic, Busy, Friendly. Roanoke, VA. Jamont Press.1989. VIRGINIA t~PP;\l fa.Ci :!i. N N~YiES �31'l11g!>Ofll 3/t )' NOS1;1~'13'Jr sn"" /S~g::_s c. g' ;;; ,. r~ 1i8 1.fo ii5 J;\ ...\..,;\ -...:.~ \ \ --·-· --- .,,_ ,· VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �The C&O Historical Society 312 W. Ridgeway St. P 0 Box 79 Clifton Forge, VA 24422 Phone: (800) 453-COHS Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 AM - 4 :00 PM The Chesapeake & Ohio Historical Society, the largest organization devoted to the history of a single railroad, was organized in 1969 to collect, preserve, and interpret the C&O history. To accomplish this, the Society operates an archive , maintains interpretative displays, and is currently restoring several ex-C&O passenger and freight cars. Books, calendars, and collectibles are ava il able at the museum or by catalog. Alleghany Highlands Arts and Crafts Center 439 E Ridgeway St. Clifton Forge, VA 24422 Phone: (540) 862-4447 Hours: Closed Mondays mid-January through April. Otherwise open 10:00 AM 4:30 PM Monday through Saturday. · The Alleghany Highlands Arts and Crafts Center features changing exhibits and sales of original fine art and crafts primarily from the Alleghany Highlands. The Center Shop sells notecards, pottery, jewelry, silkscreens, drawings , prints, and mixed media works of local interest. Dabney S.Lancaster Community College Library I did not visit the library at Dabney Lancaster Community College. However, I was assured by several people that the college does have a local history section and that the staff is extremely helpful in locating material. Patriotic Organizations Some researchers may find that contact with a patriotic organization wil l yield helpful clues to their fam ily history. Alleghany County has three such organizations with charters: Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter: Rainbow Ridge Chapter No. 1423 Clifton Forge, VA Contact: Mrs. Barbara Smith 3047 W ildwood Dr Covington, VA 24426 �United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapters: Sara Rice Pryor Chapter No. 2374 Contact: Mrs. Lemuel Fitzgerald 1438 Carolton Drive Covington, VA 24426-2309 Mrs. David Osborne, President Rt 2 Box 218 Hot Springs, VA 24445-9734 Alleghany Chapter No. 416 Contact: Mrs. Margaret Cartwright, President 4 71 O Johnson Creek Road Covington, VA 24426-5429 A chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans named for Joseph H. Carpenter was formed in the last three months. Websites For those researchers that use the Internet, www.rootsweb.com!-vaallegh/ wi 11 connect you with the Alleghany County homepage hosted by the Alleghany County Highlands Genealogical Society. There are links to the genealogical society homepage, a surname index, a brief history of the county, and an index to county cemeteries. Another web site of interest is "Stephen Nicholson 's Alleghany Highlands Web Site". It contains pictures of the Alleghany Highlands, links to Covington and Clifton Forge homepages, Milton Hall Bed and Breakfast homepage, and several others. Virginia Room In addition, the following books can be found in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Main Library, Roanoke, VA: Alleghany County Heritage Book Committee (VA). Alleghany County Heritage! 1746-1997. Summersville, WV. The Committee. 1997. Alleghany County, Virginia Marriages, 1822-1854. Athens, GA. Iberian Pub. Co. 1994. Arritt, Gay. Historical Sketches. Covington, VA. Alleghany Historical Society. 1982. Reprinted 1983, 1995. VIRGIN!/\ 1\PPi\Lt,CHlANNOTES �Clifton Forge Presbyterian Church. Women's Auxiliary. History of Wome n 's Work in the Clifton Forge Presbyterian Church. 1930. Covington Chamber of Commerce (VA). General Information on Alleghany County, VA and Covington. Covington VA: Chamber of Commerce . 1953 Henderson, Inna McAllister. Alleghany County, Covington . VA Birth Records. Vol. 1-5. Covington, VA. Alleghany County Genealogical Society. 1994. Martin, Marsha. Abstracts of Alleghany County, VA Deeds. Westminster, MD . Family Line Publications. 1997. Martin, Nora 8 . The Federal Censuses of 1830, 1840. and 1850 for Alleghany County, VA. Virginia census records. Athens, GA. Iberian Pub. Co .. 1987 . Martin, Nora B. The Federal Census of 1870 for Alleghany County , VA. Virginia census records. Athens, GA. Iberian Pub. Co. 1988. Morton, Oren Frederick. A Centennial History of Alleghany County, VA. Dayton , VA. J.K. Ruebush Co. 1923. Reprinted 1988. Nelson, Carlotta Lanear. Marriages of Alleghany County, VA, 1822-1872. Bowie , MD. Heritage Books. 1994. Perkins, Louise M., 1860 Alleghany County, VA Census, Signal Mountain , TN. Mountain Press. 1988. Rawls, Louise. Traveling Heritage Road. Ronceverte, WV. Fairlea Printers and Publishers. 1969. · Turk, David S. The Memorialists: An Antebellum History of Alleghany, Craig, and Monroe Counties of Western Virginia. 1812 -1860. Bowie, MD. Heritage Books. 1997. Turk, David S. The Union Hole: Unionist Activity and Local Conflict in Western Virginia. Bowie, MD. Heritage Books. 1994. Walker, Lewis Meriwether. 1914. An Economic and Social Survey of Alleghany County. University of Virginia record . Extension series. Vol XX, No. 7. Charlottesville, VA. University of Virginia. 1936. . D~n't feel like you can do all your research in one day? Try a night or two at h1stonc Milton Hall Bed and Breakfast. Only have the day? Have lunch at James Burke House Eatery. .VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �~ The Roanoke nmes, Thursday, March 29, 2001 RuthHale's research on Southwest Virginia residents will benefi t h'istorians for years to c01ne Cloverdale genealogist, author, historian dies at age 74 < 5:J 0 z :» )> l:J \J :l> r )> 0 ::r: )> z z 0 ~ fT1 (/) She traveled throughout Craig County, recording family histories and tombstone inscriptions. By LAUREN ARESTIE THE ROANOKE TIMES Ruth Hale spent her life trudging through forests in search of cemeteries, salvaging photographs and Bibles, and poring over census records. In Ute process, she prevented pieces of history from slipping away forever. Hale, of Cloverdale, died Sunday at age 74. Her research on the genealogy of Southwest Virginia residents, however, will benefit historians for years to come. "Ruth Hale's work was a gift to researchers," said Carol Tuckwiller, director of research and archives for the National D-Oay Memorial Foundation. Tuckwiller worked for 30 years in the downtown Roanoke Public Library's Virginia Room, which houses some of Hale's records. "She did a great service to the field of genealogy," Tuc kwiller said. "And she was such a sweet lady. She was one of those special people who only comes along every once in a while." Hale was born in Gennany, but took an interest in the history of her husband's family in Craig County. She traveled throughout the county, visiting families who had been there fqr generations and recording their stories .. "She would borrow people's old photographs and family Bibles and make copies of them," Tuckwiller said. "A lot of those important records would have been thrown out if Ruth didn't see their value and save them.~ Hale also visited old cemeteries and kept meticulous records of the inscriptions on the headstones. Many cemeteries are destroyed by new construction in rural areas, and Hale's information is the only "I was amazed someone would recoro record of who lived and died there, 'I\tck- all lhis infonnation," Wilson said. "! could willer said. have spent months going through recor~ Hale's husband, Charles, visited sever- in the courthouse, hut it was nice Lo hav< al cemeteries wilh her, and her daughter the information already assembled in a Heidi, one of three surviving daughters, book that I could keep." took an avid interest i:n Hale's work and Wilson met Hale on several occasions. h:lped r:cord marriage certificates, Tuck- "Ruth was such an interestiI1g and wonder· wille.r said. . ful person to talk to. She always had a smile Ruth never got paid for her work; she on her face " Wilson said just di~ it bec;ause she loved the history,'' In her l~teryears um'ess forced Hale to Tuckwiller said. "She had such great re. . ' . spec t f or ,.1am1·1y. 1 t hink Lh at ,s why s11e pu t· • !unit her fie ld work and concentrate on . · , 't " county records such as census reports, said ch so mu m.o 1 . B d F' 1 l'b · · th Five books written by Hale are avail~e~ ~ m ey, a 1 rary associate m e able in the Virginia Room, including three Vrrg:rua Room. . that collectively list all of the marriages Her ~vor,k was very important" to. her. performed in Craig County from 1851 to and she didn t want to slow down, Finley 1938. said. "She was doing research righl up until Cloverdale resident Darlene Wilson be- tbe end." gan researching her genealogy five years Lauren Arcstlo can be reached ago, and was immediately referred Lo Hale. at 981-3237 or laurena@roanoke.com RUTH'S GIFT She (along with co-authors) bas placed aJJ her years of cemetery research on the Internet. Go towww.rootsweb.com, select Tombstone Project, then Virginia, next Coullty and last cemetery name. ~ �(oq < > ~· ... 0 ~z ti ~ a Ji ~-- ... • i Cl 00 ...,~E-- ·~ C-' Uz ...... > ~ a N ~. O':> ~ ....... 0 u ... _ I I I { I �. - .. DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I ------·--- l~,l.v , I THE CORNER PHARMACY I J. J. O'NEILL, Propri~tor . ,,. i t I Phone 9 ~ j . Covington, Virginia • l - ••- u- ••-.,-•.-••-••-•-"-••-••-••-•-,.-••- • -"-•-••-•-•,_,,_,._,,_,,_, \J )> +·-·-..-"-··---..-·-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-·-··-..-·-··-··-··-..-·-··-+ r i ; I _.._,. ~-t [,'l • l! COUNT THE BUICKS THE. STANDARD OF COMPARISQN BUICK · THE SNEAD BUICK Il SALES li ! . !-J' . . I WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT,· BUICK WILL BUILD THEM I SECTION OF THE STATE RESOURCES OVER $2,000,000.00 WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE Opposite Post Office COV INGTON, VIRGINIA I I I _.,_.,·----..+ H. E. MILLER & COMPANY II · Phone 14-w 1 I CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS Automobile Accessories Tires and Tubes Gas, Oils and Greases II Repairing Radiators a Specialty I ! i ',,, 1 . Phone 39 f ._._..t-.n-1-r..-1.-t1-1t-••-••--4--t1·-rt_T_.. _ ••-1- .·,_..,_ I i 1 LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN THIS t~~'.~~::.:.~~~~-5.:~i~:.~~~.~:.:~~:.::~:._1 co. j SERVICE I l1 ! l ·t 6 -! j .l I 1· ~ • • I I :;D" j E. A. CRAWFORD, Vice-Pre•ident I. I ;; j - ,,, C. C. BRINKEY, Aaaiatant Cashier I I I. ! Il. ' W. H. McCONIHA Y, Vice-Prca. and Cashier l DRUGS, SODAS, CIGARS ' \ GEO. L. MILLER, President I I! Covington~ Virginia j . ( i CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK •.- j .l See Us When in Trouble '·' SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO !.--·-·-..-..--·-··-·-·--·-..--..-·- ··-·--·--·- ·- ·--.! +----4·t-t•-·,,_,.,_...•._,,_ ,,_,,_,,_,._,,_,,_,,_,,,_,,_,,_,,_,._...._•._.._...._.._...... ;, c5 j �-1 D~CTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA .. - .--.-•..-- • -•.-- ••- ••-•-••-n-.-••- '••-s•-•11 - 11- 1111- 11-11-.--•t •·~-.-. i-·a~ ~ DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VJRGINIA Courtesy an~. Service Guaranteed . I : I I i i i I i i < G:) --,. ~ >)> i I j 4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accou,nts 2 ;u I I. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS 1 ·} l 1. I i ll I THE PEOPLES BANK f C. R. Karnes, Cashier I I != COVINGTON - - - - - - - VIRGINIA iI l 1 - lJ +.- •t-•·- ,••- •t-••- ••-•.--1-••-•11.-a-11--•·• -••- ••-••-u-11-11.- •- •1-•.1-.t.-..-+ )> I t·1-t1-11-••-•-•-•-••-•-••-•-·•·•·--•-H-•!\~-••-..-·•~-•·•-u-••-n-•1-•t -u > ! C-) : r: --· :::t"...-. - .,. . .,;_. ~ -l rn (/) f . ' {. . l i HUGH O'GARA, Proprietor and Owner l i; Ii t I ii ! I I i THE HOTEL O'GARA Covington -::- Virginia : MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE f ! ~. Phone 148 J Local and Long Distance i' "Always At Your Service" .f i J I +._.. _...._.._.._.._..,_.. --..-..._.,_,,_,,..,_.._~·_,._.,_...,_.. 2 . . IT I l •I - -··-··-· .... ...... DIRECTORY OF CITY OF COVINGTON, VA. COMPILED BY I I ACME DIRECTORY COMPANY OF HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA 1924 If Printed by _ l---·GE~~R~B~:~-~~~?.~~~:~~J . -· -. -· -··-"-"-· -·-·-. -· -. ·-··~-·-··-··-··- I I i j i I I i . -r -··-·~·---··-·~- li THE COVINGTON j : : ..•-••-••-••-..·- .,·-••- ·•-•• '' •-•-•• -•·-·u -••-·••-• •-••-••-·~·-••-••-•• - ' . NATIONAL BANK II Covington, Virginia I ASSETS OVER $1,000,000.00 II We solicit your Account, both Checking and Savings. We pay 4% Interest Compounded Semi-Ann ually Ij I E. M. NEITLETON, President P. C. D. E. MOUNTCASTER, Cnohier DRlSC?L~.' . ~niatant Cnahior . ...---------------........ 3 ! I I I �Dl~CTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECT ORY O F C O V INGT ON, VIRGINIA .,_.._ _.........,_.~·---------+ l , •• = J. He LIPPS COVINGTON, VIRGINIA l 1 i ~~Builder ,1tt > ~ -0 > r 0 ~ PLANS & ESTIMATES CHEERFULLy FURNISHED Hydro-Electric Powe r is supplied ot low rates twenty-four hours of tho day. A modern telephone line connects t he co unty and C lifton Forge with Covington without extra charge. --- l :c \ C ovingto n is in a good iron ore district, a nd only a short distance from the g reat soft coal fields of West Virginia. \V"-h New York, P hiladelphia, Bnltimore, Washing ton, Ri chmond, Cincinnati, and Louisville within a night's ri de, a nd a splendid train service, it i:s far better situated thon most inlond towns. r •-.-·- •·- -·-··- -.·- t ll Covi n gton has one of the beat volunteer fire companies in the state, with a lar ge modern fire house, and club house fcnturcs for the men ond housi ng t he Jnodcrn equipment consis ting 0 £ a late model motor Lo France engine and ot her neceuary equipment. ' /\:{" Covington Star Steam L aundry [ No Tear-No Rust-No Rip-No Bust \ THATS US \ Covington is conceded to have the best pnved et rceta in this acction of Vir gi nia. An active Chamber of Commerce nnd n live Rotary and Kiwanis Club look after the civic affai r• of the city. We ore nnxiouo to intereet other industries and will make worth while conccasions to any industry givi n g us an opportunity to show the advan tages Covington offers. · "WE ~ \ ~ l ;Ti l 1· .,._.__...-·-···-.--·l-"··-·-·- ---.··- ·--·-·,- --- ~~--·_..-.-..-"---•---·-- KNOW H OW" :~ I U"J ~ 2 J0 S. Lexington St. Phone 22 \ · Address i SECRET ARY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COVINGTON, VIRGINIA i _,,_.._,,_ ,,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,_,,_.,_,,_.,_,._,_ ,_,,_.._ ,_.,_,,_,+ I +·_,._,,_,._.. +·---·-...-·-···-··-·-···-----··-··-·•-tt-"-"-··-·--·-··-·-..-·-··_,- I I II < Covington hos three large, compnrotivcly new lmuk buildings, equul in thefr appointments to the banks in any city of twenty. five or thirty thousond people. The capital, surplus and undivided profits umount to onc-holf million, and total resources to nearly four million dollars. ~ I z Three splen did schools with 1,300 or 1,400 pupils including on occredited hig h school. Nine churches composed of Baptists, Presbyterians, Methodists, Episcopalian, Christian and Catholic. The churches ore modern and beautiful, 11everal of them coating in t,hc neighborhood of $100,000 coch. of Worth While Homes,, i i l C) The population of Covington and suburbs is abou t 8,000. a large majority earning a good living in the various large industries. CovinBton is a manufacturing town, producing book paper, kraft popcr, sulphite pulp, aoda pulp, core compound, fibre board, tanning extract, lea ther, bricks, pure silk, flour, pig iron, coke levelers. coke extracting machines, punchca. 11hcara, binding rolls, costing in iron up to 20,000 pound", and in brnss up to 1,000 pounds. Rivermont i I I ;o The County Seat of Alleghany County, nestling in a little volley in the beautiful Alleghany mountains with an elcvotion of 1,250 feet, Covington with its ideal climate, pure water, finest of paved streets nnd progreasive citizens ie an idenl apot fo r anyone who wants to live in a live, ogcresaive town, with big city advantages, coupled with beautiful scenery a nd health givi n g nir. Covington ia located in the extreme western portion of the state on the main line of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railwoy, between the world fnmoua Virginia 1-l?t Springa and Whte Sulphur Springs, W. Va. (20 mil ca from eit he,r.) ,1 : BUILDING CONTRACTOR I ~ Covington, Virginia I THE GIFT SH OP ._,,__.,_,,._ .,,_,,_,,_,,_u- ••-•-•-••-••-••-••-••-•·• -••-••-••-••-•·• -••-••- •·- 1 .-...-..ft . .( I I 410 West Bath Street The Parker Department Stores, Inc. J HAND MADE BABY CLOTHES, LINENS PAY THE CASH I ~ l ~:.T~k:.:i;~;~~~~~:.~~.:~~::J . AND PAY LESS I L------·-------·--------J 4 ti L �r -J DIREC TORY OF COVINGTON, VlRG.l NJA r· ..--. ·~-u--n-n-n-•-··-··-··-··--·--- f !f \Ve take pleasure in .prese nting the publ.i c this edit ion of C ity Directo.-y h.o pe it mny prove beneficial to those who may consult its pages. We h earb)y commend to the public the progressive business individuals and conce~ns w~10 h ave displayed su ffi cient pride t_o liber~lly patronize the work by the moertion of their advertiaementa herein for it w as on ly through their pa tronag~ and co-operation that this edition was mode possible. qf Covi n gton, Virg inia, with the fond GENERAL·MERCHANDISE COUNTRY PRODUCE A SPECIALTY Telephone I 9 3 I 04 Spruce Street \Ve desire to make the few following exp lanations: +.--...-......- ..._.,,_,,._,,_,_,,_,_,,_,_.,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,_,_,._.,._.___. + l iI <' J C> I 50 z > )> \} -n > r > C:> ::c > 0_., ~ li HALL D 0 LL INS·: .· Electrical Contractor RADIOS AND SUPPLIES ____ AGENTS FOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Phone No. I Covingto~, Va. --·----·-·-·~:-1 A. C . KIDD · . r J f'"il l BUILDING i J i I CONTRACTOR BRICK AND TILE BUILDINGS f A SPECIALTY 1 Phone 178 226 Fudge Street +--·---·-·-·,-••-•t-••-••-•-••-••-u-.1•-•-•-···-•-·••-••-•-...............n • n 1 1 r--·-----·--·-·-·-·-----..-·--- ..I J THE SANITARY QUICK LUNCH j PSOMADAKIS BROS, Props. ! Second: The asterisk ('") precedes th e names of the colo r~d people liste d throughout the book. Third: Unlike other C ity Directories, you will find eve ry member of the family listed in this directory regardlesa of age. ,.,__,,.,_._.._,_,,_ ,,_,.,_,_,.,_...,_,_,._., r---·-·-·---. -~ (.(> F irs t: The Business Directo ry of Covington will be the fi rat part to mee t th e public gaze and we hnste n to say you will not find o ny busi n ess individual o r con cern listed th e rein except those who adver tised in the Directory. It wo uld n ot be fair to our advertisers to lis t their comp e titors w ho did not contribute one cent toword th e publication of this book a nd we reco mmend to the public only those whose advertisemen ts moy be found in these pogea for they h a v e demonstrated th ey were alert and progreuive business men and women. --.c--.-·••- e -.1 •-••-u-u--..-u-u-•-•-••-••-• ____ t ~ FOREWORD E. S. LOCKHART , . ! I• DIRECTOIW OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA HOME COOKING AND BAKING · !f I l .O~p:::~ ~~~:_--·-·-~hon~ +·-----··-··- llf-u-••-M-••--•-:•-q- ·-··- ••-•·• -•,,-•-1-•-.f•--•-..•-••-••-••-...+ r-·-·----··-··--··-·--·-u~-··-·-··-·-·-··--·-·-·-i · THE WHITESIDE SUPPLY AND ENGINEERING CORPORATION i MANUFACTURERS' REPRESENTATIVES I Construction and Plant Equipment Engineering Specialties Ij Heating, · Plumbing, Electrical a nd Building Supplies, i i KELVI NATOR ELECTRIC HOME REFRIGERA! TORS, HURLEY THOR ELECTRIC WASHING i MACHINES, STANDARD ELECTR IC RANGES. l i i l j l I 123 Main Street Phon e 377 CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA +-•~.•-·•t-•·•-••-•.._••-••--•-••-n-1.•-••-u-*-n·---..-,._,.,_.._,._,._. b 7 f �. DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VlRGlNlA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA -r-·------··-..-.-·-----·-·-·-·-··-··-··-·-- ··-··-·-.. - :.-...-....-1 l I Ladies' Outfitter Men's Outfitter I DAVID ROOKLIN l I l i CLOTHES, SHOES, DRY GOODS, HATS & CAPS L____. -.-~-~.~~~~·--·---- i.· ;' +• ... • ..- -··,_.._._,,,.-_..•- ··- ·-··-·- ·-·-··-·--··-·- ·-·-·- · , - - < ::0 z5> > ' u C) -o > I )> C.J ::r: > z z 0 - ~1 (T} (j> ' THE HAMMOND-SITES COMPANY . I 329 Main Street 1 i I i Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery, Dress Goods, Silks and Notions, Rugs and Draperies MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS , , . \ IMPORTANCE OF A CITY DIRECTORY 1 i + -•-...-.-..- • - - • • --- . - --n-- •-••-•-•-•·1 -•1-•t.--1 -••--• -•-•- ·• _ . . - - . - . , ' No city or town of tod<>y cn n be expected to prosper wi th out making mu nicipn l improvements; without suc h it will never be looked upo n ns being nny gqod. or hnving a ny future, but simply will be coiled dcnd o r a hos-been. In busi ness ci rcles the Ciry Directory is just ns impor tant to t he heo lth nnd vigo r of a busi ness, whatever line it may be, us municipol improvement .. o re to the heal th nnd vigor of a town; they bo th ~o hnnd in ha nd; they both m ean prog ress fo r they both stand for EFFICIENCY, whic h loc t is bein15 m ore vividly demon strat ed, fo r th ere a rc ihousnnds of City Di r ectori es in use now w here there were to be found co mparn tively few o nly a very short p eri od ogo. The business world hos awakened to th e renlizn ti on of this need, for there o re very few towns of a ny con~cqucncc thot do not hove o City Directory. Ju st how up-to -date or co mpl ete the directo ry is depends in most coses up o n th e sup port accorded the pu blis her, provided, o f co urs e, th at th ey kn o w their business. It is an old saying that you cu n judge u man by the clothes he wears. Whet her thi 11 . be true or not matt e rs little, we nil know thot it is ge nerally done; often no doubt to the di sodvuntnge o f 8om cu ne. Ju11t oa much as a mo n is judged by his clothes, just so much is th e bueinesa life o nd octivities of a tow n or communi ty judged by its Directo ry. A c ity direc tory is th e m os t complete und the o nly re cog nized sta ndard boo k o f reference regarding th e citizens of o co mmunity, ond thei r address. Wh en you consult a Direc tory of u t own, you con e1JSily determine if it is up to stnndard, and if you find it to be well p o t ro nozcd, you n eed n ot be told th at it belonged to a live commu ni ty-the fa c t is self-evident. It ie therefore with plea..ure that we prese n t you with one of the Covi n gton, Virginia, City Directories, for the fact i" se lf-evident thu t we arc doing buainen in o live comm u nity. Youn for more bueineu, ACME DIRECTORY COMPANY, In c. r--------·------·-·--1 I i i I l li li l I LOVING BROS. ~ NOLDE'S BREAD DRY CLEANING, PRESSING AND ALTERING SUITS MADE TO ORDER Let Us Do Your Work - Prices R easonable 2 16 MAPLE AVENUE ~ COVINGT ON, VIRGINIA . NOLDE'S BREAD L·-··-·---··-··--··-·-·-·-·-··-·-·-----·· --·8 . II C.H. ENTSMINGER,S f f Be Sure to Say to Your Dealer, l WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER t•~•-••--••--n-•• -•-••-••- •• -•-•-••-•• -• •-•• -• •-• •-••-••-••-- ••-••-••-•-..-•+ ~ Send Me- PH ONE 296 I + - --• •-••-••-••- R-•<1- u-•1-•11- •·•-••-·i.:•-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-••-•+ QUALITY THROU9HOUT l I - -•• - • - - -·- ••·- ·- • -·• -••·- • -·••--.o·• - -·••-••-•·- •·•-•·- ·• -••·- ••-u-•-•-u-•t CASH AND CARRY STORE I i j H EADQUARTERS FOR i FRESH, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCER IES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE . Phone 249 I' • 3 18 Oak Street •I ---••-n-•-•-·-·---·-·--ft__,,_,.___,___,.,. 9 "' -.J ~J~ �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON,. VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA ef••-•·• -••-••-••-u-••-••-••-••- • -••-••-••-••-•-••- ••-••-••-.•- +·-··-..·-··-····- 1;·- ·-··-·-0-••-··-··-··-··-·,-··-···-··-···-··-··-·-··---·+I i · f f I J . I WEST VIRGINIA PULP & I PAPER co. l ' ; d) Covington, Virginia, Mill '- .<; v \.. · !I < I I MANUFACTURERS OF I HIGH GRADE BOOK Al\ID !(RAFT PAPERS I IJ i )> f )> i >. u r C") :J: :!> ;z ~ (5 ~-t rn (/) i I = I LOCATION OF MILLS : Mechanicsville, New York \Villiamsburg, Pennsylvania ' ·j Tyrone, Pennsylvania p·iedmont, W est v··ugmia ·· Ij ! Luke, Maryland i j Covington, Virginia !I Cass, West Virginia 1 Spruce, West I 1 : i j . !I 200 Fifth Avenue j NEW YORK :I From Distilled Wa ter. CHICAGO ! I. I +-·--···-·-··-·----·-···-··-··- ·-··-·-··-··-···-··-··-..·-··-.-·-···-··-·--+ i Alleghany Milling Company. Pon d Lily Flour, The Very Best. Phone ~.' 230 S. Lexington St. Cooks Store, The Home (lf Quality l\lrn:hn11disc. GU3 8. Lexington SL, Phone U4. Covi ngton Brick Company. Build With Bdck, the Evc d as l ing l\1:1l e ri a l. Covin g ton Coca Coln B ottlin g W orlcs. Army & Navy Store. The flargain Store for the \V orking People. Brock, I. i\len 's, Lndies' and Children's Outfi tt er s. 333 I3nth. Ca bell Coal Company , Inc. The Best of h e New Ri ve r RecJ :\ sh Smoke· less Coals. E. 1\1. Cal.e ll, l\lgr. Co\·ini::to n, Vn. Carpers Garage. Wholesale and Re tail. Willys-Knig ht and Overb11d Cars . Full Li11c Ball 13r:i rinirs. Ser vice is Our i\1 ollo. Pho11e ;31 G. Citizen National Bank. Lari;l!st n11d I i : Speciulty. Phone 215. 7!l . ! . Forge, Vu., and Marlinton, W. Va. Cobb, H. W. , Chef. Competent and Re li nl> lc. Ilanquets a nd Parties a Alleghany Ice Compan y, Jee Made I : Sherman and Polk Sts. Clif t on Forge Grocery Company, Inc., Wholesale Grocers, Clifton Phone <!GO. : I : SALES OFFICES: J . 1 · Alleghany Floral Company, Inc., Cut Flowers Potted Plants nnd F lornl Designs: Day Phone l!J6. Night : I I Marlinton, West Virginia BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VA. I i I • +•-n-•>-••-u-u-u-••-••-•-·•-••-•-•-•-••-••-n-•-U-••-•._•- •·- ••-u-+ : I ~ I J . and j I i I: Virgini~ I Clifton Forge, Virginia i • I , : J . .I I i J I g It : l )~ I I Il WHOLESALE GROCERS . I- I i )> il GROC;;~-r CLIFTON FORGE COMPANY' INC. ! ! I. c z II f . ;:o I I. : I. 1 i 1 ~ tf'-. Quality Tells. !'h one: ·1 Coving lr Wh· Co vir Peerless k c r. reum. •rocery Compnny, Inc., ~ Grocers. Phone 11l. 1 Mac hin e Company, l\la11u·rs of Co\·i 11gto n C~un li ty fa1: Li11 c ,f Pl:ilc and Struclmal Shop Tools. Cu\•ingon Meat Markl.'t, Fresh nnd Cured Jl! euts, Groceries urnl Co untry Prod uce. Kelley & Humphries, Prnps.. no~ Hig hland St., Phone 20. Strongest Bank i11 Thi:; Section of State. Covington, Va. City C.uh Market, F re!\h and Cured Mcuts and Groceries. Service of lhe Best. Frances Albert, Prop. 211 Lexington St., Covington, Va. 1 Covington Hardware & Furniture Co., F ull Linc of Pain ts, B uilders' and Farni Hardware. McAllister Bldg., Covington, Va. 10 II �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I l l YEARS OF STEADY DIVIDENDS : I . l .l l I I j < ;;a C> z )> )>I -u ~ > r >C'.) ......,... .± )> z :z (...I -l m (.fl 1 ! t I I \ \i l I i THE PREFERRED SHARES OF VIRGINIA-WESTERN POWER COMPANY The Virginia-Western Power Company offers to its patrons opportunity to share in the earnings of this business through purchase of 7% Cumulative Preferred Shares. This Company supplies electric light and power to 18 prosperous communities in the two Virginias. It serves 14,000 customers. Yearly gross sales exceed$ I ,000,000. The stability of this business is assured by the diversified character of the industries served and by the great natural advantages enjoyed by this favored region, with its mines, farms, factories and other rich resources. A Thrift Opportunity Our easy saving plan, enabling the purchase of one or more shares on partial payments, offers a fine opportunity for the systematic practice of thrift. I I . ! J l : I lI I 1 '· VIRGINIA-WESTERN POWER COMPANY ( ,_,,., ., ' I General Offices : CLIFTON FORGE. V IRGINIA . 12 I I m ALLEGHANY MILLING COMPANY I POND LILy FLOUR The Very Best Biscuit Flour J 1 f l 1 Phone 79 COVINGTON, VA. I L.----··--·--··-·-·---·--··-·-·---··-··-·-·-·i i , l \ iI 'I i l 1 •- ••-••-••-••-••-.,-•-••--"-u-••-•-••-•• - • - u - • - - • -•+ +-~-...-.· 1 ! I t ! I I I. \ lI . .-.·-··-·•-t.-...---+ +----·-·-~·-··-··-··-··-··-··-·-···-···-··-··- +•___,.__.., • ......,.._,,_....1-•-•-••-••-••-••-·u-••-••-·••-••-•·•-·••-••-••:,_•-.-~ i i I Covington Paint 8< Wall Paper Co. Folb, A. C.,, Staple Groce,ries and We Know How. J:I_,J. Halm, Prop. Country Produce. 425 S. Alie- / 221 Fudge St., Phone 159. ghnny Ave., Covington, Va. .::: · - · Covington Pharmacy. Hannns Green Fudge, C. A., Hardware Company. Seal Paint, Oil and Varnishes. The Winchester Store. Hardware, Harry Long, Prop. Paint n11d Sporting Goods. Phone Covington Star Steam Laundry. No88. Tea No-Rust, No-Bu st, That's Us. · Gnrduera S tore. Groceries of All 210' S. Lexington St.. Phone 221. Kinds. Phone 76. Crowder, Mra. L. E., District Agent _; Goodwin & Wheeler, Sales and ServMutual Benefit Life Insurance ice, Hudson and Essex, Paige and Company, Phone 26, Covington, Jewett, Ruggles and Garford Va. Trucks. Covington, Va. OaviJ;' J. L., Second Hand Furniture, Hanson & Raike$. City Transfer Upholstering and Repairing. Sinnnd Tnxi Service. P arrish Square 11 "1 ger Sewing Machines. 213 Highnear Western Union Office. Phon~ land St., Phone 237 . 205; Res. 269 or 161-J. .. Dollins, Hall. Electrical Contracto1·. . Hawkin•, Walter T., General MerRadio Supplies. Phone 1. . . chnndise. Radio and Supplies. East End Pharmacy. Prescnpt1ons Corner Wahiut & Monroe Sts a Specialty. Pure Drugs. WhitPhone 291. ., mnn's Candies and Eastman's Ko- ' Heatwolf, W. J., Buildi11g Contracdaks. Edgar W. Humphries, Prop. tors, Covington , Va. Phone 336. Hill, C. F., Eastman Kodaks WhitEntsminger, C. H., Cash a nd Carry man and Nuunally's Cancli~s, NyStore. Staple and Fancy Gyonl's Fi!mily Remedies. 324 Main ceries and General Merchandise. St. 318 Oak St.,. Phone 249. . . "-· Him, Lou B., Laundry. All Work Evergreen Dairy. Everything m Guarnntced. 102 Parrish Square Milk Products. Covington, Va. Phone 151. ' Fleshman, J. H. Dealers in General ' Hotel, Collins, Modern and I-I Mflrchandise. 11.24 Highland St. like. G. C. Walket· Ji·. Ma ome- l ' Phone 277. Covrngton, Va. Phone 35. ' • nager. f 13 ~ �~ DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGIN IA i I1 I I · -1 I C. A. FUDGE HARDWARE I .j · COMPANY I J I E. A. SNEAD FURNITURE I ! Incorporated THE HOME· OF I i t . J ; I f f .I < $ c:> z > i i i l l '· \ GOOD FURNITURE, STOVES AND RANGES Can C omplete Your Home from . Cellar to Attic .iI i i __,_ -,,- I j z --t fi1 CJ) iI i ••- ••-•-••-•11-••-••-u-••- ••-n-••-•-•+ W. 0 . MOORE, Manager 0 +•-••-••-u-•-- --••-•t-•-• -••- n- ••- '•- - ,_._..,_.,_.,_ lI LAN B. HIM _.,_.,_,_ •-••-••-•·•-•-&-••-••·-••-••-u-•1-.--..1-..1_.._....·~ . !I I J LAUNDRY I \: l WORK GUARANTEED I02 Parrish Square I Phone 151 I I i +.--u-.--no--••-•t-••-n-n-••-·•:._t-t•-11-••-•-•.t -•- •..--•Jo-4...-tt-•.,_,.,__.+ 14 I j THE WINCHESTER STORE 1 IF IT~S HARDWARE, PAINTS OR .l SPORTING GOODS, WE HAVE IT · I :I ~.,,v ~ II i. l~~~~L - : I I : . I l . ....,I.:> z -o r- iI f . f > 0 \J )> i : 1 . ' :I i COURTEOUS TREATMENT AND GOOD SERVICE l AT ALL TIM.ILS j l )> = f l j J f I COMPANY . -.:t +•-u-••-·-n-•-••-u-u-••-••-•-••- ••-••-••-••-•_:u_,,_,._, +-n-4-•-••-••-n-11-1, -1•-•a-••-••-,-·-n-•-••-••- ••-••-••-- ••-••-...1-~1-o•-•+ l COVINGTON, YA. Phone 88 I l ·-··-·-·-·.,_·-·-·-·+! . ...__,,_,_,,_,,_ ,._,,_.,_,,_,,_,_ u_,_,,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,,_ , ' ' ' Hodges J ewelry Store. Diamonds, ' Lovin g, R. M., Pict ure Fram ing a Specialty. 314 Bath St. , , Fine Watch Repairing and Hand .vii Engraving. T. C. Hodges, Prop., Lovin g Bros., Dry Cleaning, Press;; Covington, Va. ing and Alter ing-. Phone 2!l6. . · Hotel, Jefferson., Modern-European l\Iaple A\·e. \. Plan. Cor. Mnin & .Jefferson Sts., McAllister & Bell, Inc. Home Bake<l \;: Phone 197, Clifton Forge, Va. Rreud, Purina Chicken Feed, Kay i Hotel, O'Gara, Modern and Up-toMoor Red Ash Coal. J'hone 8, ,' Date. Local and Long Distance Covington, Va. Phone 148. Hoylman & McKinney. Everything Mc Allister, J ulian R., Quality a ud Sel'\'icc. 330 Main St.. Tel. 17. in Eleclrical Gootls. Co11tracts Taken In or Out of City. Clifton McAllister , Mrs. K. S., Groceries of Forge, Va., Phone 138. ll ighesl Quality for Less Money. Kidd, A. C., Building Contractor Phone 55. Brick and Tile Bui lding n Special· M'Cnlcb, Th omns B., & Company, ty. 226 Fudge St., Phone 178. General Insurance and Real EsKidd Bros., Building Contrnctors. tate, Wii liamso11 Bldg., Phone l GU. B. II. Kidd, Manager. Work Guar- Ma thews, Eugene & Company, Deal. antced and Bslimnlcs Furnished ers in SLa11dnnl fram es. Phone 137 Wills St., Phone 71. :~51, Clifton Forgt', Vu. Larue, C. H., Gerrnrul Insurance. McDowe ll, Joseph F., Cleaning, Pr C!iSPirkey Bldg., Phon e 143, Covinging-, Repairing am! Pin e Cloth es ton, Va. Mnde to Ord er. Corner Marion & Lipps, J. H., Building Contrncior. fifth Sls., Phone 28!1. Builder of Homes Worth While. Miller, Mrs. J. L., Fire I nsurance of Covington , Va. Lockhart, E. S., General MerchanAll Kinds. 302 Crowder Bldg. dise. Country Produce a Special- Miller, H. E., & Company. Chenoty. 104 Spruce St., Phone 193. let Curs and Trucks. J\ utomobilc Lomans, A. C., Staple and Fancy Accessories, Tires and Tubes. Gas Groceries. 232 S. Lexington St. and Oils. Phone 14 -W. \ 1 ·'-.~ 15 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA +.-•-••- · -· -•-n-•-•- - • -·11·- ..-•-...-••-••-"·- u-u-•-•_..,__,._ ,_ _ l i KIDD BROTHERS I I BUILDING CONTRACTORS B. H. KIDD, Manager l ! . If you are thinking of building, see us, or call us, t and get our prices. Brick and Tile Buildings a specialty. Tile and brick mantles, tile floors of every deI · scription . i il All Work Guaranteed 55 ! Estimates Furnished on Application z f Phone 71 < GJ )'.> . j . 13 7 Wills Street COVINGTON, VIRGINIA :i>' l -0 "" r- t..-.-••---u-1.• - . . - - • - -ff-·- ·" -·- f•-..--•----•-U-n·- ...- u > > 0 ::1: z> 7- 0 - 1 n1 (/1 + __.+ ·-----·-·-··-··-·--·-·-·--··-.-- "-·-·- I ' il i j I I - j { .I i i i I I II l. ~ • I i · PEERLESS ICE CREAM ~\ AND BE CONVINCED "When Better lee Cream is Made, We Will Make It." \ i COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS ! 1 ! ..,_.._.._.._.._. : 1 ._.-~~"'--16 AUTOMOBILES THE CITIZEN'S STORE, Inc. I . GENERAL MERCHANDISE 203 E. Riverside Ave. Phone 333 I EAT Phone 4 BUILDINGS AND CONTENTS l I ~.,.._....,....._.,._._u-••---•-1t-u-•--•-·n-•--••-•-·••-·••-•--•-•----·-•- !l I FIRE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS . '\ i i II +--·-·-"-"·-··--"·--·-·-·-···--··-·-··-·-··-··-··-··--··-··-·-··-··--·+1 I I Molds for AU Occasions 302 Crowder Building I i Made in All Popular Flavors in Plain, Brick, and Fancy j I I . ·, : ... . MRS. J. L. MILLER 4--· -·-- ---··-·-··-·-·-- ·. - ·-··-·-- ·-- ··-··-··--··-··-·-··-- ·-··-·-··- ·• -•-n-·•+ ~~QUALITY TELLS'' \ i j , ·-·-·--·--· ·-··--·-·--· -.,_,_,_ .,_.._...__..,.........._,_.._._,_~ ARE YOU SUFFlCIENTLY PROTECTED? 1 Have You Enough Insurance to .P rotect You Against I Loss in Case of Fire? I ' Murray, R. 5., D. C. Chiropractic Peoples Hardware C ompan Y• Paints, S ortGets You Well. Pirkey Bldg., Electr icnl Appliances a nd Coeinging Goods. Phone 3 1 5 , Phone l 57. tern, Vu. . Of Murray & Fost er. Dry Goods, No· tions and Men's Furnishings. La- Rnngcly & Delp, Ora., Dentists. f1ce Dew. Bldg., Phone 50._ . dies' Ready-to-Wear. Mail Orders Given Special Attention. Clifton Regal Recreati on Room, B illia rds. A Gentleman's Game. 203 Maple Forge, Va., Phone 151. Ave., Covington, Va. Mycra, J . C., Heating and Plumbing. Arcola Outfits. Maple Ave., oppo- Rever comb Coal & Wood Yard, General Merchandise. The Best Red site P eo ples Dank, Covington, Va. Asl1 Con!. Tel. 21!). c Nettleton & Company, Lumber and \ ,..; Con!. L exington St., Phone 136, Roo ldi n, David. Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats and Caps. 213 Ma\,;.' Covington, Va. ple Ave. New York Cnfc. A Good Place to Eat. Lunch Served at a Reason- Rooklin, H. & Comp a n y , Ladies' and able Price. Mnin St., Clifton Forge, Men's Outfitters. 116 Main St., Va. Cliftun Forge, Va. New York Shoe Shop. V. Pileggi, Snni tnry Cleaning and Prcuing Prop. Work Done While You Wait. Worlu, 211-21 () Court St., Tel. 411 Highland St., Phone 305. 126. 101 Main St., Clifton Forge, Va., P h one 328. \ Noell Moto r Sales Company, Automobile Accessories and Supplies. Snrtin, D. C., &. Company. Dealers Bath St., Phone 314. in Groceries and Country Produce. 208 Lexington St., Phone 222. Nolde'• Bread . Qualily Throughout. ' O'Neil'• Pharmacy, The Rexall Store. Saunders & Company, China, Glass Aluminum, Granite a nd Tinwares' Drugs and Medicines. Phone 223. Crockery and Galvanized Ware' Parker & Company, Jnc., General <?li~ton Forge, Va., Phone 4 30. · Merchandise. Where a Dollar _ S mith • Groce r y. T. J. Srnih Prop Does Its Duty. Riverside Ave. Groceries, Notions and N~veltie~' Phone 44. ' 210 l\fnple Ave., Phone 31. · I~ "1 OC) �·-· · · · . : . -. . -· · · ·-·-· · · · · . · · · · · · · · · fDIRECTORY OF COVINGTON,, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY Of COVINGTON, VIRGINIA . +·• -:l'-l'll-•-••----·•-••-•-••-1•-••-u-••-••-•-••-••-•-••-•-•-•.-.a-+ i I I j i Old Age Amply Provided for by Systematic Saving During Earning Years LET ME SUBMIT TO YOU THE PLAN OF ! I j .i l . THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY To Provide Against these Almost Certain Adversities I < ;u 0 z > > -0 u )> r- 1 FRESH AND CURED MEATS I' I GROCERlES AND COUNTRY PRODUCE ·- - ··-•·--•·•- • · - · - -·- ••-•-••-•-••-••-u-•1·- ••-ot•-••-·••·- n-••-••- u- + HEATING AND PLUMBING ]. C. MYERS II I :I t THE BEST COAL FOR THE LEAST MONEY j Phone 2 19 f I 606 S. Lexington St. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA . I ,_._,! J . - - . -•- - ••-••-"-n-••- ••-••-••-•-·•-••-••_,_,,_,,_ _ ARCOLA OUTFITS 1;• I Smith, M. B., Millinery and Ready·toWenr. Clifton Forge, Vn. Smith, T he Tailor , Cleaning and Pressing. Dye Wor!~ a Specialty. Smith • Ruic Furniture Company, I,, 1 Home Oufitlers. Clifton Forge, Vn .. Phone 30 1. Snead, E. A., Furniture Company, 1 Inc. The Home o( Good Furniture. l Courteous Treatment and Good Serv ice. W. 0. i\loore, Manager . Southern Textile Company, Inc., J\fcCurd y St., Phone 105, Covington, Vu. +•-n-.-•-•-H-t•-••-••-•-u-•-n-·• •-••-••-••-••-••-••-n-n-n·- •-••-:m-•+ Standard Cleaners. Cleaning and Pressing. 0. B. i\Iann, Prop., T e l. ! Stoughton & Mntl1e rs, Conlrnclors and E11ginee r s. Covingto n , Vn. and Engin eer s, Co,·inglo11, Vn., I I ; i i I .! t SMITH'S i I T. J. Smith, Proprietor GROCERIES, NOTIONS AND NOVELTY GOODS BEMER MAZDA LAMPS j 20 1 Maple Street . 18 Phone 31 j J . .1 f iI I I. j Maple Avenue Opposite Peoples Bank l +·-••-•-••-a-o-••--•-·--~•·-•-••-••-·-•-••---••-<-•,_.i -··-----·-·-·:- •+ iI i ••-••- • - • -••-••- •-•to--1:i.-1-u---.u- 1.1 -••-•-u-••-••·- ••-•to-t:1-.u -.._._, I t I ! •-·- Estimates Furnished on Application t I Phone 20 .I l l REVERCOMB COAL AND WOOD YARD i 602 Highland St. I ......,_..___..,_.,_,.,__ •.,_.,.._,_ ..._,,_ _ ._,,._._ ••- .. I : <.n, • • :::r: z> z i +•·- u_,._.-.-.-..- t-••-•-••- • -·•- •-.1•-•-..- ••- ·'4_..,._,,_,,_..,_,,_..-....1·-11-+ 1 0 -I rr, D ISTRICT AGENT COVINGTON, VA. f Phone 25 > 0 MRS. L. E. CROWDER i t Kelly & Humphries I j f -..-. . . j I Newark, New Jersey -0 COVINGTON MEAT MARI<ET I I : I . _j 165. Phone 326. Stull & O' Conncr Furniture Company, Furniture Dealers. Upho lstering, Repairing and Crating. Pho ne 287, Covingto n, Va. Tate, J. T., Choice Fresh and Cured Meats. 222 Court St., Phone 271!. Tatum & H oylman, Dodge Sales and Service. C. G. Kennedy, l\'lgr., Phone 139, Clifton Forge, Va. The Covington N a ti o na l Bank. Assets over $ 1,000,000.00. Coving ton, Va. The Gift Shop. lla11d .Made Baby Clothes, Linens nnd Novelties. 410 Bulh St.. Co\•inglon, Va. The P a rlcer Ocpnrtme nt Store, Inc. Covingtu n 's Big-gcsl, Best Store. Pho ne J.10. The Pccrleu Billinrd Parlor & Barber Shop. P lent y of Hecrcalion. Saffel & Scoll, Prnp~. Th e Ohio C. Bnrbc r Fertilizer Company. llcnlers in (.;:1rlrnnatc of Lime. I 00 pe r ce nt Soluble. Jfarbcr, \7 11. The Whit es ide Supply & En g in ee rin g Corporation. Il eating :rnd Plumbing. E lectri cal S u pplie!I. ('lifton Forge, Vn. The Picl1wiclc P. R. Little, Prop. Superior l\I erchandise for Men al Satisfactory Price:;. Peoples lla11k Bldg .. Covini:rlon, Va. The P coplca Bnnlc. Co urtesy nnd Ser,·icc GunranlceJ. C. It Karnes, Cashier. The Snead Buick Company. Buick Aulo mobiles, Sales and Service. Willa rd Storag e Battery Service. Opposite Post. Office, Tel. 3!l. 19 �DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA +1 --------· .I . I : t i I i i s I I :::0 C) J z 1 )> )>I LI -0 GENERAL INSURANCE I! Representing 26 Companies with Over One Billion Dollars Assets f Pirkey Building l +• a a ?:; ::!: ~ \ l I 5 -f rn (,/) MISS LYDIA A. WEST MILLINERY ii +-"-- _,._._.,_,,_,,_1:_··--··----.-·· - ·..,_.._.,.._...-1 20 I I j ! I I I i COMP ANl, lLUMBER AND COAL I i i i a ! i: i I !}~..',/ I . I LEXINGTON STREET l Phone 136 I I 1 I r I i I I!I I t I I I I I ! 1 L-·-··-··-..-··-··-··-··-..-..-··-··-·-..-··-··-··_,._,._._. _,,_,._,,_.i 104 Maple Avenue _ ....-·-··-·-··-·-·-·-·-···-·~··-···-·-· i l OF ALL KlNDS. HATS MADE TO ORDER t I NETTLETON AND I l ' i. i ~--··--·-•._,_,,_,,_,,_,,_u-•11-••-••-•-••-•-••-n-•-•-_,.,_+ fE:: l l lI I i . + ••-•-••-•-••-•·- u-•-·-••--•-•_._... u I I. j Phone 143 -···-·-·-,·-·-··-··-··-··-·-··· -··---·--+: . j Covington, Va. ·-·--···· -·-·.. t . l l WRITE FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CASUALTY, LIVE STOCK, RAIN, PLATE GLASS AND IN FACT ANY LINE THAT CAN BE ISSUED BY AN UP-TO-DATE AGENCY J , I. I C. H. LA RUE l t--I ··-·-·---·-----___....• + The Corner Pharmacy. ,J. J . O'Neil, Prop. Drugs 1 Sodas a11d Cigars. Phone 9, Covington. -...I The Ladies' Shop. Distinctive Merchandise. H. L. Hewitt, Prop. The Hammond Sites Company. Lui (1 dies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery. I I Men's Clothing and Furnishings. Covington, Va. • The Sanitary Quick Lunch. Psomadokis Bros., Props. Home Cooking a nd Baking. Opposie C. & O. Depot. Phone 144. v Valley Automobile Company, 1.nc. F . N Garbett Manager. Lincoln, F~r<l, Ford~on Cars, Trucks and Tractors. Phone 694-L-1, Hot Springs, Va. Virginian-Western Power Company Oft'el's Patl'ons Attractive 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock. General Office Clifton Forge, Va. Wattner, I. C., Dentist. Office Pirkey Bldg. , P hone 254, Covington, Va. Weikle, Mra. E. B., Marinello Shop. q 111 Marion St., Phone 263. \/T he Citizen• Store, Inc. General ,_ Welford, D. N., Dry Goods, General Merchandise. 203 E. Riverside ll'ferchandise and Groceries. Te·1 Ave., Phone 333. 293. ~. 2I co 0 �. DIRECTORY O F COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIRECTORY OF COVINGTON, VIRGINIA I .,_,,_,,_,,_,_,,_,T I , ~-••-••-••-••-••-•~-··-••-••-••-••-••-••-·••-••-••-•W-~•--•- I . STIEFF I J A nam e that represents quality, prestige, i I I service. Our prices are the lowest, our g uarantee the strongest, and om relia~ j bility unquestioned. I I - "<": c..""J' ...... ,_ __ ..,c,_ _ : l.=' ===. - ·, -. I ~ ·- ·- ~ .:L.. : ·~.'...•• :z "- Standard Frames Save Money ~N you order frames made, you pay for a certain amount of lumber wasted in cutting. 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John Rohrer of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and his descendants The Rorrer's of Patrick County, Virginia Alabama Genealogical Society Lineage Book Hubard, William Stebbins Descendants of John Newton 1639-1697 V ital Records of the Towns of Barnstable and Sandwich Family of John White of Charlotte County, VA. Marshall, Thomas E. Back of the Big House Vlach, John Michael Virginia Trivia Revised Edition couch , Ernie & Jill Bushwhackers Trotter, William R. Bound Away Virginia and the Westward Movement Fisher, David Hackett One of Lee's Best Men Pender, William Dorsey Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village Wilson , Richard Guy News Concerning African Americans and Other Articles of Hancock, David L. Interest as Reported by t he Charlotte Gazette· A Touch of History: The Paper Mills of Botetourt County (1821Honts, George E. Ill 1864) The Ancestors and Descendants of Elias Martin Marshall and Marshall, Olis L. 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II Poole, Louise By The Tomahawk Right Cooper's Cove Community Club Memories of the Coopers Cove area Mi1l Creek Baptist Church Minutes: August 1804 through August 3, 1867 Obenshain, Geraldine The Wallen Generations: 300 Yea.rs of Our Family History Wallen, Farlan~ . Edgewood Christian Church Roanoke. Va., 871h Anniversacy Edgewood CbnsUaD Church History of Patrick County, Virginia Walker, Emily L. Norfolk coWlty Death Register, 1870-1896 Some Known Descendants of Bryant, Neva Jane Jeremiah and Rachel Walters Odell Spradlin, Freddie L. Carroll County, Virginia 1880 Census Freeman, Anne Hobson The Style of a Law Finn: Eight Gentlemen from Virginia Dunford, Earle Richmond Times-Dispatch: the Story of a Newspaper The Potomac Canal: America' s Greatest Eighteenth Century Engineering Achievement Brown, Alexander Lancaster Co.. VA.. Register of Free Negroes 1803-1860 Burkett, Brigitte The American Census Handbook ' Kemp. 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Tracy from the Wilderness to Appomattox Bedford Cow1ty, Virginia Order Book l , 1754-1762 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �Acquisitions continued Benjamin Richard Craft Campbell County, Virginia family Cemeteries Vol. IX Franklin County, VA Yesterday and Today 2000 Descendants of John Housewright, Nelson Co., VA Lee's Last Major General: Bryan Grimes of North Carolina Living Stories of the Cherokee Jefferson At Monticello: Recollections of a Monticello Slave and of a Monticello Overseer The Negro in Virginia Seashore Chronicles: Three Centuries of the Virginia Barrier Islands Head of the River, Rest Vale, Copper Hill Brethren. Wilson's Cemeteries in Floyd County Locating Lost Family Members & Friends Franklin County, VA Yesterday & Today, 1999 Smidt/Smith/Smyth Family of New Castle Co., Delaware & Washington Co., VA Passenger and .Immigration Lists Index 2002 Sup. Pt. 1 Virginia, The New dominion: A History From 1607 to the Present Taylor. Stephen Campbell County Historical Society Franklin County Historical Publications Hubard and Minon Allen. T. Harrell Duncan. Barbara R. Collector & Editor Bear. James A jr, Editor Work Projects Administration, comp. Barnes. Brooks Miles. Barry R. Truitt, eds. Grice, Billy and Juanita. compilers Hinkley, Kathleen W . Franklin County Retail Merchants Ass. Tuttle, Dorothy G ., compiler Filby P. William & Katherine H. Ncme Dabney, Virginius BOOK REVIEW William York Kester and Eliza Jane Budd.us of Philadelphia and Roanoke, Their Descendants and Ancestors, authors Donald Henry Strahle, (compiler), Audrey Brown Montomery, Nancy Lou Unkefer, Julian Buckius Kester, jr., and Donald E. Kester. Soft cover, spiral Bound, Places Index and People Index, 169 pages, Privately Printed by Mr.Strahle, January 2001. This book appears to be a sequel to Mr.Strahle's publication, Some Descendants of William Kester and Ann Wood. William and Ann (Wood) Kester are in Generation Three of William York Kester descendants. The Table of Contents lists seven generations of the Descendants of William York Kester Ten Generations of his Ancestors, eight Generations of Ancestors of Eliza Jane Buckius. The ' clear reproduction of photographs, newspaper items, old letters and documents add interest to this well documented book. Other surnames appearing are Bockius, Brown, Cassell/Castle, Croasdale, Dicks, Doors, Helme, Joyce, Lucas, NaflNeff, Robertson, Smith, Webster, Wood etc. T he author is not interested in marketing the book, but if anyone wants a copy he would provide it for $25.00 United States. Contact Don Strahle, 78 Beaumont Place, Thornhill, Ontario L4J 4W8. He may also be reaches at 905-731-7885 or emaiJ donstrahle@home.com. by gene swartzell VIRGINfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �GRANT BRYANT FUNERAL RECORDS, ELLISTON, VA The information contained in this notebook was extrapolated from copies of Certificates of Death completed by Local Registrars and filed with the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the State of Virginia for deaths occurring in the Eastern end of Montgomery County The information covers the time period Jan 1, 1918 through June 1960 Filed chronologically as well as could be filed due to overlapping of dates of certificates filed by the various registrars. The information related to spelling and dates is as correct as could be detennined, based on ligibility and information included I wish to express my appreciation to Reverend Raymond Kelley for bis assistance in compiling this information In memory of Walter James Bryant and in honor of Grant Estes Bryant by Lucy Bryant Hurst Compiled July 1997 with the cooperation of Grant E. Bryant Funeral Home Elliston, Virginia Donated by the Colonel William Preston Chapter Roanoke, Virginia Prepared for publication by Rebecca Austin and Mary Prescott of the Colonel William Preston Chapter 'VlRGINL~ 'APPALACHIAN NOTES �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK I - GRANT-BR°"!ANT FUNERAL H01v1E RECORDS Jan. 1, 1918 thru Aug 1, 1919 - W. W . Likens, Registrar Aliff. Clara E., dau of William 0 . and Della Rose Aliff, born Montg. Co . 0 8/08/ l 9 12, Died' o1/20/1918, unmarried, buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Bandy Virginia H., dau. of Edmond and Susan Hanks Atkinson, born Bedford C o. 04/26ti &40, died 11/07/1918, buried Allegheny Springs Cemetery. Beverly, John, son of Thomas and Louise Bratton Beverly, born Montg. Co) 1849 died4/18/1919, married, buried near Alleghany Springs. Beverly, Matilda, dau. ofUnknown, born VA 1841. died 4/ 11/ 191 9, married, burie d near Allegheny Springs. Billingsley, Charles Chafer, son of Henry and unknown Billingsley, born Montg. Co . 10/08/1894, died 10/15/1918, married, buried at Shawsville. . -Bohn, Charles M.itbael, son of Henry and Rosa Scott Bohn, born Roanoke, Va,@ 1884, ,cijed 1111511918, married, buried Fairview Cemet ery. f ·Bohn, William Penn, son of Henry and Rosa Scott Bohn, born Roanoke, born 7/4/1887 died 11115/1918, married, buried Fairview Cemetery. Branagan, Elizabe~ dau. of Ch~rles an~ Sarah Frances Garlic Garnette, born Montg. Co, 1/27/1880, died 5/ 16/ 1918, mamed, buried Sublette Graveyard. Bro~ Clarence 0., son ofOsbur:n A. an? Carrie May Redd Brown, born Montg. Co. 1/8/1918, died 3/8/1918, not mamed, buned Shawsville Cemetery. Bryant, Ethel Estelle, dau. of ':Villiam ~· and Mary F. Stump Bryant, born Montg. C o. 6/23/ 1917, died 12/23/1 918, smgle, buned Cove Hollow Cemetery. Claxton, Charles Edward, son of John A. and Willie B. Redd Claxton born Montg. Co. 7/28/1917, died 2/23/1 918, buried in Shawsville Cemetery. ' Cobbler, Jane, dau. of unknown, born Carroll Co. @1858, died 12/09/ 1918, married buried near Shawsville. Conner, Giles Ale~der, son o~Castly and Lydia Hall Conner, born Montg. Co. @ 1842, died 11/19/1918, widow~ buned Otey, VA Deato~ Daisy Ray, dau. of James and Narsissus Richardson Dockery, born Kentucky , 9/12/1867~ died 3/17/191 8, only listed as married, buried, Ellisto~ Va. (No Cemetery listed) 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �88 Dooley, Edward Thomas, son of Obadiah and Sallie Hanks Dooley, bomMontg. Co, 1011611843, died 5/8/1 919, married, buried Alleghany Springs. Eanes, !. G., son of Joel S. and Elizabeth Taylor Eanes, born VA 9/ 10/ 1855, died 4/ 14/19 19, married, buried Atkinson Cemetery. Epperley, James Hassel, son of J. N. and Malinda Akers Epperley, born Floyd Co. 11/17/ 1901, died 10/04/1918, single, buried Seneca. Epperley, Mallie Evie, duaghter of James N. and Malinda. E. Akers Epperley, born Floyd Co, 3/29/1903, died sn/1918, unmarried, buried Elliston Cemetery. Epperley, Clyde H ., son of William and Annie V. Akers Epperley, born Montg. Co., 8/ 11/1900, died 10/ 18/ 1918, single, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Fish, Ottie, dau. of Frank and Mittie Bandy, born Montg. Co. 5/22/1880, died 6/20/1918, married, buried Alleghany Springs Cemetery. Ford, Robert, son of Warren and Polly Bishop Ford, born Montg. C-0. 5/24/1916, died l 0/21 11 918, single, buried Elliston. Hall, Sallie Eugene, dau. of Alonza and Eugene A. Poff Hall, born Montg. Co. 6/21/1917'' died 1/28/ 1919, buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Holt, Robert Tucker, son of Reed M . and Ann Kell Holt, born Roanoke, Va. 4124/1918 died l 0/26/1918, single, buried Shawsville. Huff, Bertha Lee, dau. of Thomas Lee and Emma Poindexter Huff, born McDowell Co, WV, 9/2611902, died 6/ 10/1918. Unmarried, buried Alleghany Springs Cemetery. Hungate, Edward Lee, son of William H. and Lee Alice Simon Hurtgate, born Montg. Co. 2/22/1916, djed 5/23/ 1918, buried Moore Graveyard, Shawsville. Kirby, Frances, dau. of Gordon and Eliza Ryan Kirby, born VA 5/12/1831, died 1110/ 1918, unmarried, buried Ryan Graveyard, Sbawsville. ~s, Carrie Lee, da1:1 of John and Emma Gay Frogg Briggs. born Floyd Co. 2/1/1875, died 7/ 11/1918,,. mamed, buried Crockett Springs Cemetery. Mills, Arthur Evans, son of Yancy and Minnie Rakes Mills, bom Montg. Co 11/19/1918, died 6/ 13/119, unmarried, buried Shawsville. Muse, Charlotte, dau of Booker and Louisa McEnhammer, born Va. 1838, died 2/28/1918 unmarried, buried Boners Run Cemetery, ShawsviUe.\ Poff, Willia~ Leonard, son of John Henry and Mary Byrd Poff, born Floyd Co. 10/11/1881 , died 12/ 19/ 1918, single, no burial place listed. 1 VIRGINIA-APPALACHfAN NOTES �Preston, Bessie Pearl, dau of S. W. and Bessie Cares Preston, born Shawsville 10/12/1916, died5/ l 4/1919, single, buried near Shawsville. Richardson, Nancy, dau. of Samuel and Dorcas Brickey Sesler, born Montg. Co. 11/18/1830, died 4/9/1918, widowed, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Rose, Shelor L., son of John D . and Annie James Rose, born Montg. Co, 7/2611893, died 3/22/1919. single, buried James Graveyard. Ryan, Virginia Katherine, dau of Elisha Po~ell an? Mary Ann Dudding Givens, born Craig Co. 4/1511841 , widowed, buried Family Bunal Ground, Shawsville. Showalter, William Thomas, son of PlUllip and Mary Ann Hall Showalter, born Montg. Co. 12/2211848, died 3/26/1919, married, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Simmons, Maggie, dau of Oren and Alice Price Smith, born Montg. Co. 6/6/ 1902, died 10/24/1918, single, buried Shawsville. Stump, Nathan, son of Nathan E. and Mama Lovern Stump, born Montg. Co. 10/30/1918, diedl0/30/1918. buried near Shawsville. Via, Osie, dau. of Owen and Bettie Trump, born Montg. Co 2/22/1896, died 10/23/ 1918. married, no burial place listed. West. Lucy Beaver, da~ of James and l!nknown Beaver, born Patrick Co., @ 1848, died 8/25/1918, Widow, buned Crockett Spnngs Cemetery. Yeates, Charles Clinton, son of William and Hester Shafer Yeates, born Montg. Co., 11/12/1916, died 2/25/1918, buried Shafer Graveyard, Alleghany 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �c;o RECORD OF D EATHS-BOOK 2- GRANT-BRYANTFUNERAL HOtvffiRECORDS Aug. I , 1918 thru Dec. 1920 - W. W. Gardner, Registrar Blankenship, Victoria, dau. of Edward and Amanda Correll Williams, born VA. 09-281881 (?) died 08-18-1919, married, buried Jones Burial Ground Branch, Mary M . dau of J runes H. and Livia B . Helm Branch, born Elliston 09-26-1920, single, buried Den Hill Church. Gardner, Sallie Gatewood, dau. of Thomas J. and Mildred P. Moon Deyerle, born Montg. Co. 03/ 19/1842, died 12/19/ 1919, married, buried Lafayette. Howard. Millie, dau. of Stirls and Kittie Howard Williams, born VA @ 1858, died 12/22/1920, married, buried Elliston. Martin, William D ., son of William and Matilda Philpot Martin, born VA 09/02/1858, died 05/05/ 1919, married, buried Hall's Church Cemetery. Sumner, Stillborn un-named, dau. of George P. and Eugenia Walker Sumner, born Montg. Co 09/ 10/ 1919, died 09/10/1919, buried Reesedale Church. Sumner, Stillborn un-named, son of George P. and Eugenia Walker Swnner, born Montg. Co. 09/ 10/1919, died 09/10/1919, buried Reesedale Church. Thomas, Mattie, dau. of Lewis and Unnamed Thomas. born VA @1842, died 07/02(?)/ 1920, married, buried at Lafayette. Young, Alice Lucille, dau of Don Agnew and Alice Young, born Montg. Co. 02/03/ 1920, died 09/ 16/1920, single, buried Lafayette. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES I �q\ RECORD OF DEAIBS - BOOK 3 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Dec. 10, 1917thruDec. 10, 1918-E. W. Davis, Registrar. Akers, Leonie, dau. of William A. and Lula Pendleton Akers, born Montg. Co. 02/051918, died 02/18/1918. buried Elliston. Beps, Jepie Baine, son of J. and Mary A. Wilson Beps, born Montg. Co, 04/01/1892, died 04/29/1918, no marital status listed, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Branch, Jacob, son of Henry and Sarah Silvers Branch, born VA 04/29/1877, died 10/19/ 1918, married, buried Montgomery County. Bruer, un-named son of Robert W. and Nellie R. McDaniel Bruer, born Montg. Co. 08/17/1918, died 08/17/1918, buried, Lafayette. Davis, Dr. Edward W ., son of Beverly A and Mary P. Williams Davis, born VA 07/28/1847, died 03/30/1919, married, buried Bedford, VA. · Deaton, Randolph B., son of George and Lelia Dickenson Deaton, born Montg. Co., 08/27/1914, died 05/15/ 1918, single, buried Alleghany Springs. Dehaven, Willliam Andrew, son of John P. and Elizabeth Tate Dehave~ born Franklin Co. 11117/1852, died09/17/ 1918, married, buried Elliston. Dow, Arline, dau of Charles and Sallie Cruze Deaton, born VA o1/02/1892 . died 12/1111917, no marital status listed, buried Elliston. ' Dow, Dorothy M. dau. of Bentley and Arline C. Deaton Dow, born Montg. Co. 09/15/1915, died 08/29/1918, buried Elliston. Duncan, Martha J., dau of Smith and Lucy Martin Williams, born Franklin Co. 09/24/1844, died 01/09/1918, marrie~ buried Halls Church Cemetery. Hall, Walter M., son of John B. and Nancy M. Walthall Hall, born Montg Co, 01/29/1887, died 01/09/1 918, married, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Harvey, Hazel, dau ofG. E. and Tinnie Pearl Harvey, born Montg. Co 03/18/1919. died 03/18/1919, buried Elliston. Malery, un·named son of John P. and Emma Smith Malery, born Montg. Co, 12/24119 17 died 12/24/1917, buried Elliston. Martin. NettieF., dau. of A and May J. Waday Richardson,, born Montg. Co 08/27/ 1870, 'VlRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �died 02105119 J8, widowed, buried Richardson Cemetery. McDanie l, un-named son of Charles R. and Ora Lester McDaniel, born Montg. Co 04 /03/1918, died 04/03/ 1918, buried Lafayette. McDaniel, un-named son of Charles R . and Ora Lester McDaniel, born Montg. Co., 04/ 19/1919, died 04/ 19/ 1919, buried Lafayette. Pearl, Joseph, son of Lee Pearl and unknown, born Bedford@1860, died 01/25/1918, no marital status listed, buried Elliston. Perdue, Mary E. dau of Archie and Nancie Martin Moses, born Montg. Co. date unknown, died 07/13/1918, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Pugh, Charles, son of Steve and Sarah S. Pugh, born 01 /13/ 1915, died 10/10/1918, single buried Elliston. Scott, un-name~ son of Houston and Lillie Martin Scott, born Montg. Co. 01/29/1919, died 01/29/1919, buried Elliston. Stump, Annie May, dau. of Noah E . and Sallie W. Stwnp, born Montg. Co. 05/04/1919, died 05/04/ 1919, buried Richardson Cemetery. Wade, Emma Z., dau. of John H .. and Nancy Dehaven Wade, born Franklin Co. 02118/1869, died 03/ 17/ 1918, widowed, buried Rocky Mount, VA Yopp, Charlie M , son ofHarvey L. and Grace E. Stewart Yopp, bornMontg. Co. 0911911907, died 12/ 16/1917, single, buried Galilee Church. Yopp, Etta May, dau of Peter and Rosa S. Yowig, born Franklin Co. 05/12/1897, died 01/05/1919, married, buried Lafayette. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 4 - GRAN! - BR~ANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Apr. 4, 1918 thru Apr. 29, 1921 - Joseph Smith, Registrar Barton, Un-named child of Frank and Flora Woods Barton, born Mongt. Co.02/0511921 , buried Fagg Cemetery. Bess, Maurine, dau. of Fred and Bessie Branch Bess, born Montg. Co. 12/0111919, died 12/13/1919. buried Friendship, WV. Bowles, Un-named son of Charles and Mary Medley Bowles, born Montg. Co.05/09/1920 died 05/09/1920, buried Fagg Cemetery. Dudley, John L., son of John E., and Elizabeth Birchfield Dudley, born 09/07/ 1843 , died 10/03/1919, single, buried Fagg Cemetery. Dudley, Edward A., son of John. E . and ~lizabeth Birchfield Dudley, born Montg. Co 05/18/1846, died 04/04/1918, single, buned Fagg Cemetery. · Earley, Ray J., son of Luther and Ella Lee Earley, born Montg. Co, 05/06/1916, died 12/26/1919, buried Fagg Cemetery. · Kirk, Sarah Adaline, dau. of James and Julia Taylor Wheeling, born Montg Co 07/03/1857, died 02/02/1920, widow, buried Fagg, Va. · · Smit~ Lora, dau. of Leonard E. and Della Earley Smith, born Montg. Co. 06/29 / l 9 18 died 06/2911918. buried Fagg, V~. • Williams, William K~nt, son o~W. L. and Florence Williams, born Montg. Co. 01119 ? 1 died 04/29/1921. buned Den Hill Cemetery. .... , Wood, Ray Everett, son ofMartha Wood and unknown, born Montg. Co. 0212s; 1920 died 02/25/1920, buried Fagg. Woods, Sparrell, son of Levi and Lillie Guthrie Woods, born Montg. Co l "106/ 1919 died 12/07/1919, buried Friendship, WV. 'VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES • • ' · �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 5 - GRANT BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Jan. 1, 1919 thru Dec. 3 1, 1920 - W. W. Likens, Registrar Argabright, William Peyton, son of Johnathan and Jennie Wimmer Argabright, born Floyd Co. 0110l/ 1840, died 10117/1919, married, buried Bent Mountain. Bandy, Richard. son of Cornelius and Mary Barton Bandy, born Bedford Co., 1856, died 02/28/1921, manied Mary Bandy, buried near Lavender. Basham, Carl Edward, son of John J. and Sallie M. Lovern Basham, born 03/08/1919, died 02/27/ 1920, buried Shawsville. Bess, Gertrude Maurine, dau. of Fred M . and Bessie EllenBranch Bess, born Montg. Co. 12/ 01/1919, died 12/31/1919, buried Friendship Cemetery. Claxton, William, son ofHenriette Cla~'ton and unkno~ bomMontg. Co. 12117/1919, died 12/23/ 1919, buried Shawsville. Conner, William Nathan, son of Cosley and Lydia A. Hall Conner, born Montg. Co. 01/ 1840, died12/ 19/1920, widowed, buried Lick Ridge Graveyard. Craig, William Archie, son of J. Slate and Lucinda St. Clair Craig, born Bedford Co. 0511511846, died 05/20/1920, married, buried White's Cemetery. Davis, Lafayette, son of Fannie Calloway and unknown, born Bedford Co. 1847, died 11/05/1920, manied Bettie Davis, buried Shawsville. Dove, Alice, dau of P . W. Smelcher and unknown, born Bedford Co. @1936, died 05/0711920, married Hann Dove, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Dove, James 0., son ofW. Rand Alice Smelcher Dove born Montg. Co. 0 2/02/1913, died lVll/1920, single, buried Den Hill Graveyard. ' Gardner, George Washington, son of John and Sallie Hutson Gardner, born Pittsylvania Co.. 03/30/ 1829, died 09/20/1919, married, buried Shawsville. Gearhart, Jessie M . son of Calvin and Sophia Akers Gearheart, born Montg. Co. 03/06/ l 855, died 10/ 10/ 1920, married Mary Gearheart, buried near Lavender. Graham, Abigail, dau of Charles Hall and unknown, born Montg. Co. 2/27/1827, died 09/23/1920, married \Villaim J. Graham, buried Mt. Pleasant Graveyard. Hamblin, Louise J., dau. of John and Elizabeth Lenner Scott, born Giles Co., 01/10/1846, 'VIRGlNIA-APPA(ACHIAN NOTES �died 11/22/1919, married, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Hoback, Noah W., son of Nancy Hoback and unknown, born Floyd Co. 03/05!1849, dled 12/23/1920, married Gillie Hoback, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Johnson, Dudley Jerome, son of Mark and Jennfo Byson Johnson, born Knoxville, Iowa, on 02/20/1917, clied 10/01/1919, single,buried Shawsville. Kirby, Nancy A. dau of Jacob Weaver and unknown, born FJoyd Co. l l/1 8tl 844, di~d 10/09/1919, married Robert Kirby, buried near Shawsville. Leonard., Lucille, dau of Charles and Annie Doyle Leonard, born .Montg. Co. 05/ 13/1 902, died 01/23/1920, single, buried near ShawsviHe. Marye, Alfred James, son of Robert B. and l\1ary Madison Marye, born VA 07/] 8i 1846, died 02/26/1920, married Nanrrie Marye, buried Shawsville Cemetery. !v.funcy, Malinda Franaces, dau. of Jolm and Susan Trump Muncy, born IVfontg Co. 08/23/1837, died 09/01 /1919, single, buried near Harless.\ Musselman, Bessie, dau gf Dat and Mary Etta PanneJ Musselman, born Montg. Co born 02/18/1920, died 02/18/1920, buried near Shawsville. Robison, James, son of unknown and unknown, bom Franklin Co @1840, died 02/02/1920, widowed, buried Sbawsville. Staples, Charlotte, dau of James and Ella Staples: born Montg. Co., 12/25/l 906, d1ed 11127/1920, single, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Stev.'art, Lucy, dau of J. Whit and Rebecca Walters Atkinson, born M.ontg. Co. 10/09/ 1876, died 0205/ 1920, married Walter Stewart, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Taylor, Henry, son of Mary Taylor and unknown, born Roanoke Co. 02/1839, died 12/14/ 1919, widowed, buried near Elliston. Whales. General Huston, son of Charles and Marg. Wyson Whales, born J\11ontg. Co. 08/24/1890, died 09/06/1919, married, buried near Shawsville. w·oods, Lilly May, dau. of J. H. and Lydia M. Parrish Moses, born Roano1ce Co.05/23/1885, died 01115/1920, married Robert ~roods, buried near Shawsville. ·vrRG!NfA-APPA[ACHIAN NOTFS' �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 6 -GRANT-BRYANTFUNERALHO"ME Jan. 1, 1920 thru Dec. 24, 1921 -W.W. Gardner, Registrar Anderson, Willie D., dau. of W ill iam P. und Bettie S. Lee Anderson, born Monlg. Co. 05/06/ 1905, di e d 08/19/ 1921, si ngle, buried Elliston .. Austin, Stafford, R., son of William and Nancy Bradbury Austin, vorn VA 12/16/1883, died08/23/192 l, widowed, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Barnett, unnamed son of Henry D . and Fannie Craig Barnett, born Elliston, VA, 06/ 14/1921 , died 06/ 14/ 1921, buried E lliston. Blankenship, Howard Robert, son of Robert and Ruth Smith Blankenship, born lronto 12/3 1/ 1920 (?), died 10/2911921, buried Halls Church Cemetery Butt, Samuel Oliver, son of Michael and Betsey Ironer Butt, born VA 02/22/1830, died 05/08/1920, widowed, buried Ironto. Compton, Betiie Enis, dau. ofThornas and Jane Casidy Jinks, born VAOS/18/1899 (?) died 02/25/1920, married, buried Altavista. · Cook, John D., son of John W . and Dina Neathawk, born Montg. Co. 12/2711860, died 10/09/1921, married Maggie Cook, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Duncan, A ndrew Jackson, son of Jackson and Susie Akers Duncan, born Montg. Co. 07/04/1846, died 05/22/1921, widowed t buried HaHs Church Cemetery. Grice, John A ., son of George W . and E lla Josephine Sherrand Grace, born VA 03/14/ 1896, died 12/2411921, married Gladys Grice. buried Shawsville. Heslip, Unnamed dau of Thomas J. and Nora A. Compton Heslep, born Montg. Co. 01/23/1920, died 0 1/ 23/1920, buried Lafayette. Huffinan, George W., son of Unknown and Unknown, born Craig Co. @1852, died I 0/06/1921, divorced, buried Richardson Burial Ground. King, Mary Louise, dau. of Charles W. and Irene M. Barnett King, born WV 05/2911 92 l , died 12/ 10/1921, single, buried Elliston. King, Unnamed dau. of Thomas D. and Mary H. Werks King, born Montg. Co. 02/16/1920, died 02/16/1920, buried E lliston. Martin, Unnamed son of John C. and Ethel Duncan Martin, born Montg. Co. 06/1611921, died 06/ 16/1921 , buried Galilee Church Cemetery. VIRGINIA APPALACHIANNOTES �Meacham, James H., son of Acey and Jenna Woolwine Meacham, born VA I 0/ 15/ l 846 , died 07/01/1920, married, buried Elliston. Moses, Peradim, dau. of Gordon and Berta Co~ner Hall, horn M~ntg. Co. 06/30/l 8) I, died 0)/12/lcn I, mnrricd Dr. J. 11. Moses, buried l lnlls Ch11rd1 Cemetery. Poff, John Henry, son of Ben and Lou Dickerson Poff, born f.loyd Co. 04/ I 0/ I 897, died 05/1 311921, married, buried Shawsville. Ratliff, Guy Melicha, son of Luther and Nellie Stuart Ratliff, born Montg. Co. 09/19/1918 (?)died 09/19/1921, single, buried Reeseda le Cemetery. Spangler, Calvin E., son of William and Polly Irvin Spangler, born VA l 2/07/1849, died 07127/1921, widowed, buried Floyd, VA. Stone, Eliza Ann, dau. of James and Elizabeth Spenser Daniels, born VA. I 2113/184 7, died 06/02/1920, married J. P. Stone, buried Elliston. Turner, Walter Green, son of William and Sarah Morgan Turner, born VA 01/29/ 1865, died 02/18/1920, married, buried Elliston .. Vaden, E mery, son of Samuel E. and Naomi Graham Vaden, born VA 03/10/1904, died 08/03/1921, single, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Valentine, Bunk V., son of Jack and Betsey Akers Valentine, born VA 10/1811853 , died 03/11/1920, married, buried Elliston. Wells, El i1.aheth Ann, dau. ofl.Jnknown nnd Unknown, born V /\ . 03/19/ 18:16, died 05/02/ 1920, married Samuel Wells, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Wells, John T., son of William and Margaret Bennett Wells, born 10/13/1852 died 06101/1921, widowed, buried Richardson Cemetery. ' Yopp, unnamed son of Silas W. and Lula A. Hollins Yopp, born 03/06/1920, died 03/08/1920, buried Lafayette. VIRGINIA-APPALACHlAN NOTES �98 RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 7-GRANT-BRYANTFUNERALHOlv.ffiRECORDS Jan . I, 1921 thru Aug. 31, 1922 - W. W. Likins, Registrar Allt!n, A. W., son of Philip and Jul in Washington Allen, born Montg. Co. 03/\5/1878, died 09/10/ 1921, married Marietta Allen, buried Shawsville. Argabright, Anderson Taylor, son of Peyton and Ella Mills Argabright, born Roanoke Co., 03/03/1873, died 0411111922, married El izabeth Argabright, buried Huff Graveyard. Atkinson, Nell ie, dau. of Edward Thomas and Sarah Elizabeth Amos Atkinson, born Alleghe ny Springs 04/22/1905, died 06/10/1922, single, buried Allegheny Springs. Bones, Mi nnie M., Dau. of Henry and Mollie Woods Gearheart, born Montg. Co. 0311 877, died 05/04/1921, married W illiam Bones, buried near Lavinder. Borden, Richard, son of Edmond and Jane Marshall Borden, born VA 1855, died 06/09/ 1921, married, buri ed Shawsville. Branagan, Nellie, ~au. of C~n a'nd Cis Garnette Branagan, born Shawsville 11/26/1902, died 06/30/1921, single, buned .near ShawsvilJe. Carter, unnamed son.of John Wesley and Cora Shorter Carter, born Jronto, 05/27/ 1921 , died 05/27/1921, burial place not noted. Claxton, Ste11a, Dau. of Nannie Claxton and unknown, born Montg. Co. 06/0511909, died J 1/07/1921, single, buried near Elliston. Claxton, Annie, Dau. of Louis and Alice Jones Claxton born Montg. Co. 1904, died 02/01/1922, single , buried near Shawsville. ' Conner, James Waskey, son of William and Manda Conner, born Floyd Co. 01/30/1888. died 05/24/1922, married Luella Conner, buried Head of the River Graveyard. Gardner, Unnamed son ofW. R. and Rusha Moses Gardner, born Shawsville 09/16/1921 died 09/18/1921, s ing le, buried Shawsville. Geter, Wirt, son of Amos and Vina Geter, born Bedford Co. 1834, died 03/22/1922, married Malinda Geter, buried Shawsville. (Name usually spelled Jeter) Gravely, Nannie, dau. of Joe and unknown Gravely, born Montg. Co., 1895, died 07/20/1921, single, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Sarah E lizabeth Hall, dau of William and E lizaabethWebb Akers, born Floyd Co. 04/08/1854, di ed 08/17/1921, married Dallas Hall, buried near Christiansburg. 'VfRCINrA-APPALACHfAN NOTES �Jewell, Helen Douglas, dau. of Garland and Effie Atkinson Jewell, born Floyd Co. 04/081854. doed 0817/1921. Buried Piedmont Cemetery Jones, Ida D., dau. ofR. H. and Lutichia Craig Hall, born Montg. Co. 1881, died 09/30/1921, widow of Jacob Jones, buried near Shawsville. Lane, Katherine, dau. of Lee and Maggie Waldron Lane, born Montg. Co. 02/28/ 1920, died 06/08/1921, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Lawrence , Gertrude dau. of P. S. and Sarah Conner Lawrence, born Floyd Co. 06/22/191 6, died 01/07/1922, single, buried Shawssville. ) Marshall, Jane, dau. of Solomon and Ann Borden, born VA. 1826, di ed 04/06/1921 , widow of Edmund Marshall, buried Shawsville. McDaniel, J. K. son of William and Mary McDaniel, born Montg. Co. 05/08/1840, di ed 02/28/1921, married Susie McDaniel, buried Den Hill Cemetery. Mills, Leonard Clide, son of Hubert and Henrietta J. Hodge Mills, born Montg. Co. 12/07/1917, died 08/29/1921, single, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Nunn, Isaac, son of Jackson and Rena Hurst Nunn, born Pulaski Co., 1869, died 0611811921, single, buried Pulaski County. Poff, Plina Josephine, dau of Henry and Georgianna Creasy Akers, born Montg. Co. 08/17/1878, died 12/08/1921, married Luther Poff, buried Allegheny Springs. Robinson, Stanley, son of Johnson and Mirna Cannaday Robinson, born Montg. C o . 1898, died 05/23/ 1922, married Peachie Robinson, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Shanks, Richard, son ofD. M. and Ethel Atkinson Shanks, born Otey 04/27/1922 died 04/29/1922, buried Pjedmont Cemetery. Sisson, Lydia Leona, dau. of Robert E. and Abegail Smith Miles, born VA 12/04/ l 865 died 06/15/1922~ married Stanley D. Sisson, buried Piedmont Cemetery. Smith, Malinda, dau of Unknown and Mary E. Bobson, born Lynchburg 1849. died l2/31Il921, widow, buried E lliston. Smith, Ivinness Melvin, son of Charles M. and Caretta Smith, born Montg. Co. 05109/1916, died 12/31/1921, single, buried Shawsville. Spangler, Nettie Helen, dau. of Daniel and Nettie Moore Spangler, born Montg. Co. 07/16/1921, died 07/20/1921, single, buried near Shawsville. Thomas, Curtis Arthur, son ofM. D. and O. L. Atkinson Thomas, born Montg. Co. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/00 02/1011908, di ed 12/ 18/1921 , single, buried near Allegheny Springs. Vest, Mable, dau of Shirley and Hazel Beckelheimer Vest, born WV @1904, died 12/19/ 1921 , burial place not noted. Weaver, Martha Jane, dau orl lenry and Unknown Dixon, born 05/06/1842, died 08/ 17/ 1922, married J. H. Weaver, buried Moore's Graveyard. White, Mary Virginia, dau of John Davis and Mary B. Meadows Day, born Nansernond Co. 11/06/1840, died 07/17/1922, married Isaac White, :MD, buried Shawsville Cemetery. Whitworth, Onie Morris, dau. of William and Bettie Atkinson St Clair, born Appomattox Co. 03/0 I /184 1, died 09/08/1921, married Thomas Whitworth, buried White's Cemetery. Wimmer, Nellie Augusta, dau. of James and Letitia Creasy \Vimmer, born Montg. Co. 01 /25/ 1899, died 08/31/1922, married Harley Conner, buried Allegheny Springs. Wimmer, Douglas, son of Charles and Ethel G. Furrow Wimmer, born Allegheny Springs,_ 07/10/1922, died 07/ 14/1922, buried Allegheny Springs. Yates, Mattie, dau. of Obediah and Sarah Simmons Parrish, born VA 04/13/1858, died 06/20/1922, married B. G. Yates, buried Allegheny Springs. Young, Nervie, dau of B. R. and Mattie M. Dobbins Young, born Otey, 02/05/1910, died 03/02/1922, buried near Allegheny Springs. VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES' �RECORD OF DEATHS - BOOK 8 - GRANT BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Jan 1, 1921 thru April 3, 1921 - W.W. Gardner, Registrar Dehaven , unnamed son of Clarence C. and Gillie D. Jones Dehaven, born Montg. Co . 3/ 17/1921, died 3/17I1921, buried E lliston. Hall, Warren Lewis, son of Henry Labin and Effie Ray Wells Hall, born Montg. Co. 11/ 14/1920 (?)died 02/12/1921, buried Reesedale. Mallory. Emma Alice, dau. of James and Margaret E. Fedro Smith, born Indiana 10118/1873, died 02/17/1921, married, buried Elliston Moses, Moliscy E., dau. of John H. and Susie E. Bradley Minnick, born VA 4/21/1855 died 1/4/1921 , married, buried Lafayette. Paterson, Wi llie Carrie, dau of Olin and Harriet Martin Paterson, born Montg. Co. 3/29/1886, died 3/14/1921, buried Elliston. Perdue, Thedosia Frances, dau. of James and Frances Jones Dove, born VA 11/15/1861@, died 01 /30/1921, married, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Peterson, Charles William, son of Charles and Nell ie G. Butt Peterson, born Lafayette 1/12/1921, died 111211921 , buried Lafayette. Poff, William M., son of Daniel and Lou Dickerson Poff, born Fl.oyd Co. 3/29/1889, died 4/03/ 1921, married) buried Shawsville Taylor, Emily B., dau. of William and Eliza Glenn Page, born Pulaski Co. 7/29/1874(?), died 1/10/1921, married, buried Pulaski Co. Yopp, unnamed son of Silas W. and Loula A. Hollins Yopp, born 3/911921, died 3/9/ J 921, buried Lafayette. VIRGINtA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/02 RECORD Of DEATllS - BOOK 9 - GRANT-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME RECORDS Jan. 1, 1922 thru July 31 , 1923, W. W. Gardner, Registrny Akers, Nancy E., dnu. of Peter Boles and unknown, born Montg. Co., 4/ 19/1849, died 6/ 1711922, no marital status indicated, buried Recseda le, Va. Akers, Fred, son of Noah W. and Ocie Ellen Yopp Akers, bomMontg. Co., 2/22/1919, died Feb. 2116/1923, buried Vickers Switch, Va. Akers, Julie Ann, dau. of Luke and unknown Muncy, born Floyd Co. 12/25/ 1834, died 3/2211923, widow, buried Elliston, Va. Anderson, F rnnk, son of Cory A. and Malinda Gordon Anderson, born 10/29/ 1849, died 2/1211923, married Martha G. Anderson, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Blankenship, unnamed son of Robert C. a nd Ruth L. Smith B lankenship, born VA 3/28/1922, died 3/28/ 1922, buried Hal Is Church Cemetery. Brown, William Burl, son of Henry Burl and Alice Jane Brinkley Brown, born Elliston, 1/27/1923, died 1/31/1923, buried Oakvale, WV. C rocke tt, Alexandria, son of Samuel and Annie Bratton Crockett, born VA @1862, died 2/2011922, married Marth a Crockett, buried E lliston. Duncan, Snrnh Jane, dau ofunknovm, born VA ~ 1 843, died 6/15/ 1923, widowed, buried (..,Ja i ·lice C' Irnrc I1. . , ';/ - Echols, Theodoasia Henderson Grove, dau. of unknown and Mary A. Sesler, born Montg. Co. 9/3 011864, died 7/16/1922, m arried J. C. Echols, buried lronto, Va. Ke lley, Wi lli am Sidney, son of Joh n E. and Sarah E. Northcross Kelley, born VA, 8/1 / 1864, <lied 12/5/ 1922, married Rebecca Kelley, buried Elliston. Lane, Uriah R. , so n of W illiam and E tl en Lester Lane, born 4/8/1922, married Bertha Lane, buried Mt. Pleasant, VA. v A. 411211874, died Minnick, Virginia Belle, dau. of W. P. and Lottie c. Minnick Hill, bom 12117/1917, died 10/10/1922, s ingle, buried Lafayette Moses, Everette Marion, son of C harl es w. and Delila T. Shelor Moses, bomMontg. Co. I I/8/ 1899, died 9/23/ 1922, married Virginia Moses, buried Olaf, VA. Sesler, Annie Laura, dau. of F. T. and Virgie Winfrey Sesler, born lronto (no age or VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �birthdate given), died 5/13/1923, single, buried Ironto, VA. Shumate, Lucinda, dau. of Richard and Jutiesh Dillow Bradbury, born Henry Co. J/29/1838, died 517/1922, widow, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Smith , unnamed son of Walter and Corn L. Oliver Smith, born VA 3/2311922, died 3/23/1922, single, buried Halls Church Cemetery. Stanley, Burrel E., son of John and Emily Vaughan Stanely, born VA 6117/1856, died l l/24/l 922, married, buried Elliston. Stewart, Charlie M. Son of Silas and Sarah J. Hall Stewart, born VA @1848, died 1/14/1922, married Eliza Stewart, buried E lliston. Sumner, Ruth Evelyn, dau. of George P. and unknown Walker Sumner, born VA 51611910, died 8/1/1923, buried Reesedale, VA. Thomas, Samuel Wallace, son of Charles and Elizabeth Barnett Thomas, born Roanoke Co. 21211832, died 7/31 /1923, widowed, buried Elliston. Vaden, Bib, son of James M. and Hattie Alls Vaden, born Montg. Co., 11 /30/1902, died 7/17/1922, single, buried Reesedale, VA. Watterson, Samuel, son of .Joseph and Susanna Murray Watterson, born VA, I 0/3/ I 836, died 112/1923, married Mary V. Watterson, born Watterson Burial Ground. Wood, Robert Arthur, son of Steve A. and Henryetta L. StClair Wood, born Lafayette, 9/ 17/1921, died 6/14/1923, single, buried Lafayette. Yopp, George William~ son of James M. and P. E. Blankenship Yopp, born VA 12/28/1921, died 3/1111922, buried Olaf, Va. To be continued . ..... . Rose Family Reunion The des~endants of Joseph Henry Rose, Sr. of Montgomery/Giles/Alleghany Counties, VA will hold their annual family reunion on Sunday, August 12, 2001 at Douthat State Park, Clifton Forge, VA at the Malone Shelter. The reunion has been an on going event for over fifty years. Fellow ship will begin at 11:00 A.M. Please bring a picnic lunch to share family style, along with ~ating utensils, plates, folding chairs, beverages and ice. All Rose descendants are welco me . For tnfom1ation contact: Sylvia Steele Echols, 794 Adrian Ct., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Telephone: (757) 340-5364 'VIRGIN1A APPALACHIAN NOTES �QUERfES Would like to correspo nd w ith anyo ne w ho has knowledge of Edward SMITR v.;1fe Mildred, who, in l 802, sold land in Grayson Co o n Stephens Cr. to William CARRICO of Rockingham, NC. Witnesses: A. JONES. Ezekiel S I LIV AN. Abel CARRICO, Isaac MOORE. Did these SMITH s move to Pulaski Co. KY? \Viii share info. Marilynn Dickerson. 740 N Wagner Rd, Ann Arbor, Ml 481 03 Would like infonnation on the THOMPSON family of Montgomery, Carroll, & Grayson Counties. What is th e relatio nship of E lder Nathani el THOMPSON, Andrew TH01vfPSON, and ]AMES THOMPSON. Sr and Jr? Will share information. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N Wagner Rd. Ann Arbor MI 48 l 03 . Where in Virginia did Micajah WYATT (b 1852) live before moving to Fleming Co . KY? Wbo were his parents? Was he related to t he EGGLESTONs and/or WOOLFORDs? Wil\ share information. Mari lynn Dickerson. 740 N . 'Nagner Rd. Ann Arbor, Ml 48103 . I a~ l ~oki ng for the date o f death of my g reat-great grandfather. James POLLOCK. He lived in Chn stta~s~urg, ~ontgom ery Co. H e is not in the Montgomery Co. death records on microfilm that begm m 185-' . My g reat g randfather. David S . POLLOCK was born in J842. James POLLOCK must have died between 1842 and 1853 . Ben Stone MD (ret), 1516 Green Springs Rd, New B ern, NC 28560 ph: (252) 638-84 18 e-mail: kearfott@ aol. com Would like to exchange information about the family of Sarah SMJTH, daughter of John SMITH of Sugar Grove (Rye Cove area) Smyth Co .. VA. She married Martin BOURN and lived in the Spring Valley area of Grayson Co . Was Sarah's mother Sally McComuck? Who were Jolm Slv1ITH's parents? W ho we:e Sally's parents? John's brother was probably Jarvis Sl\t1ITH who came from Orange Co . VA m the 1780's. He was in the iron business and went to Wilkes Co., NC where he had an iron foundry. John remained in Smyth Co. until lus death about 1828. John had another daughter, Alpha (SLE1\1P?) . Patricia w . Surface, 401 Surface Dr., Tazewell, VA 24651 ph: (540) 988-358 1 E-mail : Lesr l @ netscope.net (daug hter, Laurie Roberts address) GRISSOM and ROBERTSON fami lies in Montgomery County. Virginia. Looking for the parents of Mary "Polly" ROBERTSON, b. about 1806, married William GRISSOM, 2_2 July 1820 in Montgomery County, Virginia . Surety was John ROBERTSON. Mary had nme children. Vaughan Cassell, 725 Country Club Drive, Wythevi11e, VA 24382-1309 Faber\Fauber·\Fauver\Farber Reunion The descendants of Valentine Faber, Sr. will hold their annual family reunion on Sunda , June 24, 2001 at 11 :00 A.M . at H ain e's Chapel located at the Montebello exit on The Blue Ridge Parkway or east on Rt. 56, from Steele's Tavern, VA. Activities will began on Saturday, June 23 wit h tours of local cemeteries. The Day's l nn-Shenandoah Valley at Raphine, VA will have a block of rooms available and provide a meeting place for those attending the reunion. After worshjp service at Haines Chapel on Sunday a potluck lw1ch wiJJ be served at 1:00 P . M at the Spottswood Community Center at Raphine. All Faubers and various spellings of the name are welcome. For information contact Sylvia Steele Echols at (757) 340-5364 Virginia Beach. YA. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �./ \o:J . t I ,, -- ',\' ~ \ , \' r f,. '~. ~ \;_ <:"- }; . .· . "' . \\ ,. , Iv . 1;-:--= :: :.::'.J · {I ,,,, I 1 • • I /I /" >~1 • [ • \I .. . ·...~o ;\ I I Legislative Petition, A680/13579 1842, Dec 8, Monroe Co Also L egislative P etition, B3496, 13096 1841 , Dec 8, Monroe Co . 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Following th eir review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, on South Jefferson Street in Roanoke, V irginia. ., �VIRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 25 - No. I - Winter 2001 (January, February and March) '. r . r CONTENTS Bland Co unty, Virginia Ledger of Dr. James W. Harman, 1880-1883 transcribed by Parke C. Bogle Personal Property Tax Records Partia l Register ofD eaths 1861,Bland County, V irg inia Russell County, Virginia Register of Births 1853, Russell County, Virginia Queries Selected Index to Wills and Fiduciaries, 1803-1929, Russell County, Virginia Russell County, Virginia Land Tax Books 1786-1818 Selected E ntries from Russell County, Virginia Court Order Books Gustav Adolph Strauss Financial Statement January 1, 2000-December 31, 2000 1 2 13 14 18 20 22 23 25 30 47 55 ( CORRECTION P lease note that the correct e-mail address fo r Mrs. Jimmie Steele is: jmsteele2@worldnet.att.net CLAY FAMILY REUNION The CLAY Family will gather in Williamsbw·g, VA June 22-24 2001. Contact Nancy AccordGreathouse, 2134 North Medina Line Road, Akron, OH 44333 . Website: http://clayfamily.hypermart.net r' VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Southwestern 1Ji19mia §enea!oqic.aL Society, 9"nc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, With this letter I begin my term as president of the Society. Last year was a trying one for your Board of Directors. They all pulled together and were able to get the last two issues of the VAN out in record time. Speaking for the members, I wish to thank them for a "job well done". Until an editor for the VAN is found, the Board will continue act in that capacity. lf you have any material that could be published in the VAN, such as cemetery notes, transcriptions of records, family history etc., it would be most welcome. For those of you who live in the Roanoke area remember that the annual field trip is scheduled for April this year. Since we will be going to James Madison University in Harrisonbu rg, bit farther then usual, I wonder if arranging van transportation would be in order. A local company can take 10-1 2 people for between $20-25 per person. Would this be of interest? The field trip will be April 21. Please contact me if you are interested. In a previous letter I mentioned that H eritage Quest.com was planning to put the entire US census, 1790 through 1920, online as digjtal images. According to their online newsletter the project has been "shelved" for the time being. Their parent company, Sierra, is "rethinking" its online presence. Insiders speculate that the project was much more expensive then first thought, although Heritage Quest already has the digjtal images. Oh well, we can only hope that someday .. . Have you ever looked at the online auction site, eBay.com? Recently I purchased an item from a seller who deals in new and used genealogy books. While my item was related to my British research, I noticed t hat she had a number of Virginia genealogy books for sale . Her sellers name is: book.momma77 Log on to eBay and click on "search". Click on "by seller'' and enter her name. AJI her current auction items will be shown. If you see something of interest don't be afraid to bid. eBay will walk you through the process. Try searching for other items related to your research. Who knows, you find a real treasure. Hap;~' Karen Kappesser, President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 USA Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net �I BLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1 I Bland County, said to be named for Richard Bland, was formed from Wythe, Tazewell and Giles Counties by Act. March 30 1h 186 1. 1 Sources Jn the Virginia Room History o f Bland County, J'irginia, Bland County centennial Corporation, 1961 f Virginia and T'irginians, by R . A . Brock, eminent Virginians, Bland County, Signal Mountain, Tn: Mountain Press, 1988 1870 Bland County, Virginia Census Index, Mary Shannon-Paul Beaudrias., Pearisburg, Va: Shannon 1980. Historic Wytheville. Wy the and Bland Counties Virginia, Wytheville-Wythe-Bland County Chamber of Commerce. Bluefield, Va: Professional Advertising. 1992 Bland Coun ty, Virginia , Court Order Book, 1872- 1877, by Parke Coleman Bogle, Signal Mountain, Tn: Mountain Press 1999 See Ledger of Dr. James W Harman submitted by Mr. Bogle in this issue. Microfilms Marriages 1861 - 1935, Births- 1861 - 1896, Deaths 1861 - 1896 Virginia State L ibrary and Archives (available through inter-library loan) Deeds 1861 - 1870 Will Book Index to Grantors 1861 - 1907 Index to Grantees - 1861 -1907 1861 - t 904 (No Index) Order Book 1 1861 -1869 Marriages 1861 - 1929 B onds 1861 - 1890 each of the above is one reel 14 . • Hornbook of Virgmla /·ii story. compiled by J. R. V. Daniel, published hy the Division of History ofthe Virginia Depl. Of Conservntion and l.)cvelopmcnL !Ud1mood, Va. Sept 1949 ' L VIRGINIA APr1\LACHIAi~ !~OTE S �Parke C Bogle 1117 High Street Pu laski, VA 24301 December 3 , 2000 Southwest Virginia Genealogical Soc. Inc. P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Dear Editor, Enclosed please find 10 pages from a journal written by Dr. James Washington Harman of Mechanicsburg in Bland County, Virginia. Dr. Harman was a younger brother of Col. William Neal Barman of Civil War note. Be was noted for his kindness and caring nature for all things both great and small. His great granddaughter, Patricia Hamilton Mitchell gave her full permission for this journal to be published. Since very little has been published in the VAN concerning Bland County, these pages should be of interest to your readers, especially if they h ave roots in Bland County. The notes in {-} and in italics are my own notes. Please inform me when our dues are due. I am 80 years old and my nlemory is not what it used to be. Sincerely Yours, Parke C. Bogle email- parkebogc@swva.net A PRAYER OF GENEALOGISTS Lord, help me dig into the past And sift the sands of time That I might find the roots that made This family tree of mine. Lord, help m e find an anc ient book Or dusty manuscript, That's safely hidden now away In som e forgotten crypt. Lord, help me trace the ancient roads On which my fathers trod, And led them through so man lands To find our present sod. Lord, let it bridge the gap that haunts My soul when I can't find, The mi ssing link between som e name That ends the same as mine. Anonymous VIRGINIA AP PALACHIPJ~; .:)TES �3 LEDGER OF DR. JA1v1ES W. HARMAN-1880-1883 { Bland County, Virginia} I ( {Dr. Harman kept his records ill this little book which was published i111853 by Lindsay & Blakiston, Medical Publishers and Booksellers. Tlze book was named "The Physician 's Visiting List Diary and Book of Engagements. " Dr. Harman started making notes in the little book in 1880. It is evident that Dr. Harman was a very compassionate man. More often that not, his accounts were n ever paid in full. The lack of money did not deter him from doing all he could for his patients. What a difference we find with today's medical doctors. I had heard all of my life that Dr. Harman was the poor man's friend The pages ofthis little booklet prove that statement to be true. What would these people have done without such a man?. The first page has been damaged by 1noisture and is illegible. Several other pages are faded and very hard to decipher. By consulting the Bland County 1880 Census I was able to figure out some of the names and where the p ersons lived. My thanks to Patricia Hamilton Mitchell, the great g randdaughter of Dr. Harman, for allowing me to view and abstract this little book. With her permission I present it to you for publication. Parke Bogle} Page 2- June 8, through December 1880- Medicine for JAS. CORDER'S child- .Total of $5.20 Page 3- June 5, 1880- Medicine for HENLEY NICEWANDER' S child- .25 cents. Medicine & visit for JAMES CORDER, paid in full. LOU MUNCY- {only the name is legible} Page 4- July 11, 1880- SAMUEL MCGUIRE'S child- visit & medicine- $1.50. Paid in full. July 21 , 1880- SAMUEL FRANKLIN-visit & medical attention- $1.00. May 24, 1882- ANDREW-( no last name given) $5.00- paid by the county. Page 5- May 15 through August 12, 1880- WM. P. MUSTARD- a bill of$2.3 5, paid by pasturing colts and cash. D ecember 26, 188 1 through June 15, 1882- WJLLIAM RIDER- for lancing boil on a child, for visit & medicine, partly paid with a load of wood. 3 visits to EVA- $3.00. Page 6- July 12, & 13- 1880- GORDON WOHLFORD for medical attendance & medicine for SARAH LAMPERT - Total of $2.00. GORDON WOHLFORD- paid cash- $1.00. (Notation by D r. Hannan: " WOHLFORD refuses to pay any more"} . June 10th & 11 th, 1882- ISAAC J. DA VIS- 2 visits & attention for SALLY $2.00. Page 7- July 11, 1880 to Febura.ry 5, 1882- JAMES TAYLOR-visits, attendance, & medicine for wife & child. Medicine for GREEN TAYLOR. Attending wife in confinement, Feb. 5, 1883. Credited by Y2 day husking corn; Y2 day cradling rye; by cutting stove wood and by fixing back wall. {Dr . Harman charged $5. 00 for delivering the baby} Page 8- August 10, 1880 through May 13, 1882- HENLEY NICEWANDER, visits&.- ~edicine for self & child. Credited $5.50 by cutting com, leaving a balance of $5.00. {V1s1t & medicine- 50 cents, medicine alone- 25 cents.} Page 9- August 11, 1880 and July 7, 1881- Visits and medicine for wife of JOHN POWERS, Jr. Credited by $6. 00 fo r a hog. {This was JOHN JASPER POWERS} June 22, 1882- Visit & medicine for MILLARD KING- $1.00. Page 10- August 10, 1880 through May l , 188 1- BALLARD P. STAFFORD for visit and VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880- 1883 { Bland County, Virginia } medicine for wifeand son, WINTON, daughter (name illegihle ) and mother in law, BETSY HENDERSON. for wife and son ESTEL. Credited with $8.50, for a book. Page 12-August 7, through 12, 1880- JACK CARR- medicine fo r wife, $1.50. May 8, 1881medicine for child, 25 cents. Credited with 3 lbs. butter and for 42 cents in cash. August 12, 1881- visit & medicine for wife. February 1882- visit with w ife- $1.00 Page 13-August 12, 1880- HUGH FANNING- Visit & medicine fo r MARY WILLIAMS, $1.00. {MARY WILLIAMS, later married RONIE JOHN MILLER.} May 29 through July 8, 1882- JOSHUA THOMPSON- four visits & medicine for M. J. McCoy. { MJ. was the step daughter of Joshua Thompson} Page 14-1880 (no month or date)- By cash from J. W. FINLEY. {Jackson Weaver Finley} A list of meals furnished by J. W. FINLEY to boarders. Settled in full May 5, 1880. {This compiler cannot figure out just what this page means.) Page 15- 2 colts turned in pasture WM. P. MUSTARD, May 1, 1880 and taken out June 1st and taken to R. MOORE'S - June 14, 1880. {This was Richard Moore, father of Luther (Buddy) Moore who married Laura Harman, Dr. Harman's daughter by his J st wife.} Page 16-Moved to Mechanicsburg to Sheppard house, March 31 , 1880. J.M. Sheppard to cash, $5.00. Charged 25 cents for 1 lb. of coffee. May 6, 1880, visits to LIZA FRANKLIN, $6.00. Allowed by supervisors. Page 17- March 21, 1880- WILEY THORN commensed boarding on this date. May 9, 1881-June15, 1882- Visits & medical attention for NANIE STRALEY. Total bill- $15.00. Credit of $1.00 in cash on Feb. 2, 1882. Page 18-April 1, to 14, 1880- Visits and medicine for WM. CUBINE- $6.00 April 14, 1880- M. GORDON- medicine for wife- 50 cents. {Francis Marion Gordon} May 27, 1880-ALEX HAVENS- medicine for family & child. $1 .25 . Credited with one bushel of wheat for $1. 00. Page 19- April 1, 1880- DUG? RIDER- Visit & medical attention to child- $1.00. May 8, 1880- H. {HIRAM} RIDER, medical attendance on daughter- $1.00 September 11, 1880, medicine for wife of H. Rider- 25 cents. {Nee Davis} May 13, 1880- WM. RIDER- medicine for child- 25 cents. {Several other charges on this page which have been crossed out.} Page 20- April 3, 1880- FLOYD FLETCHER, for attendance on wife for 5 visits. Credited for one day ploughing {plowing} and by 1 114 bushel of wheat. Page 21-April 3, 1880 through January 5, 1881- JOHN CARR, SR.- visits and medicine for wife, daughter and son. June 8th through July 15th- ROBERT DAVIS- medicine for self and wife, pulling teeth and a visit to a child- $1 .7 5. Page 22- No date- 1880- Visit to JAMES STINSON'S wife, $1.00. Paid in corn. May I , 1880- HARVEY CORNER- medicine for self- 50 cents. May 1, & October 2, 1880- JOHN JOHNSON- medical attendance for self- $100. VJRGJNJA APPALACHIAN NOTES �LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880-1883 { Bland County, Virginia } Page 24- May 12, to December 23, 1880- Account of JAS. M. SHEPPARD.- medicine and attendance of self, wife and child. Attendance at my house from Nov. 20, to Nov. 26, 1880. Dec. 15, 1880 medical attendance for son BmCHY. Page 25- April 20, 1880- Medicine for HARMAN SHEPPARD- 25 cents May 28, 1880- Medicine for JOSEPH REED'S wife- 25 cents. June 3rd to 15, 1880- 9 visits and medicine for REBECCA HAVENS. Paid by County. Page 26- May 28 & 30, 1880- JOSEPH RAMSEY- 2 visits and medicine- $5.00. June 22, 1880, Amount paid by CHILDRESS A. TJECHE- $2.00. By cost paid at the Courthouse, $1 .00. Page 27- May 28th through August 30, 1880- WILLIAM RAMSEY- Medicine for wife & son.$1. 75 . February 22, 1883- Medicine for self.- 25 cents. June 8th through June 30th 1880 - ROBERT CARR- Visit & medicine for selt: attendance on wife and medicine for child- a total of &5.65. Credited with $1.00 cash, 50 cents for hauling slabs and 50 cents for 1 bushel of corn. Page 28- April 15 through December 24~ 1880- SAM'L BERNARD-Attendance and medicine for wife, children and self- total of $8.50. January 22nd through 24th 1881- SAM'L. BERNARD- .medicine for self & child. March 25th to 30th , 1881- SAM'L BERNARD- visit & attendance on son OSCARRheumatism. From April 10 to I 5th- Medical attention for OSCAR- St. Vitus dance. {Samuel Ben1ard is credited with J beef hide-$3. 75; 28 lbs of beef- $1.40and1 day hauling wheat- no amount given.) Page 29- June 8th through July 8th 1880- ALEXANDER NISEWANDER- medical attendance to daughter & child- total $1.00. Feb. 12th through December 4th 1881- medicine for wife 75 cents. Credited with payment of 10 cents. July 1882- 4 visits- $2.00. Credited by cutting millet for 75 cents. Page 30- June 10, 1880- JAMES PENDLETON- medicine for niece- 25 cents. October 15, cough medicine- 50 cents. Marked paid. JOHN CUBINE'S bill of $1.50, marked ((paid". .. Page 31- WM. CUBJNE- (carried from another page) From April 15th to 29th- 22 visits and medicine. Account paid by Supervisors. Page 32- June 27, 1880- THOMAS BURDETT, visit & meclicine for wife- 50 cents. April 27- ADDISON HARMAN- medicine for self- 25 cents. Page 33- August 26, 1880- HIRAM WHALING- medicine for wife- 25 cents. December 9, 1880- HIRAM WHALING- medicine for wife- 25 cents. June 7, 1881- HIRAM WHALING- Accouchement (birth &delivery) for daughter, AMANDA- $5.00. 2 visits on June 8th & 9th. Credited with a load ofwood- 50 cents; hauling & stacking rye- $1.00; 5 bushels corn- $2.50; shoeing mare-20 cents; paid by Burton-84 cents; load of wood- 50 cents and plowing -56 cents. Page 34- LAURA'S boy baby born August 4, 1880 at IO:o'clockPM. {This was Ward Moore child <:?f Laura who was Dr. Hamian 's daughter by his first wife, Margaret C. Ward. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES L �LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880-1883 {Bland County, Virginia } Laura Harman was married to Luther "Buddy" Moore, son of Richard and E lizabeth Rhiner Moore. Richard was the son ofEnos lvfoore and his wife . M m y ''Polly " Bogle.} May 3, 1881- SUSAN ADAMS- medicine- 25 cents. { The 1880 B land r ens us show.5 Susan as the divorced daughter of Daniel and Betsy WriKht. S usan had two daughters, Bettie, age 7 and Ella, age 4.) Page 35- June 10, 1880- WM. N. HARMAN- visit to child- $ 1. 00. From August 30, 1880 to November 21, 1881- 1881- visits, medical attention and appearance in court, for a total of $14.50. Credited by cash of 50 cents and by forks and shovels. Page 36-37- September 2, 1880 to May 17, 1882- SAMUEL WILSON- 11 visits & medicine for wife, 1 night visit to son, EDDIE and medicine for son. Credited by 25 lbs flour, 50 lbs flour, 2 bushels potatoes, 2 bushels wheat, and 42 lbs flour . Page 38- September 13, 1880- RUFUS NISEWANDER- visit & medicine for wife- $1 .00. September 21, 1881- HARVEY R. MUSTARD- 1 visit & medicine for wife- $1.00. September 21, 1881- WM. STEW ART - cole medicine and attendance for self- $1.00. September 23 to October 12, 1881- 8 visits & medicine and medicine by J. Mustard. Total ofbill- $8.00. {No credits noted} Page 39- September 26th 1880 to April 15, 1881- GREEN TAYLOR- 9 visits and medical attendance for child. Total bill of $10.25 . Credited by 1h day shucking com, by cash$ $3 .25, by one hog, $2. 50 and 1 bushel potatoes. Page 40- September 15, & 16, 1880- HARVEY CRAWFORD -Account of $5 .00. Order given to Chilress A. Tieche for $5.00. July 1, to 6, 1880- GREEN TAYLOR- account due- $5 .00. Credited by cradling in harvest for $2. 75 . Marked "paid" December 10, 1881 . Page 41- September 26, 1880- WM. ROBERTS- visit & medical attention for wife- $2.00. Paid with 2 bushels ofwheat- $2.00_ August 25th & 26th 1880- JOHN SUBLETT- 2 visits and medical attention for self$2.00- paid by ALLEN MUSTARD. Page 42- October 2, 1880- SIS DEHARD {Dehart?} medical attention & pulling tooth- $1 .25. June 7, 1881- SAM TOLBERT - visit & medicine for wife- 75 cents. April 3rd to 15th 1882- SAM TOLBERT- 13 visits & medicine for wife- $10.00. Page 43- October 3, 1880- RICHARD MOORE'S estate- Visits, medicine and attendance from Sunday night October 3rd to Wednesday the 6th- $6.00. Paid by MRS. MOORE. April 16, to May 4, 1882-AMOS TIECHE- 19 visits and medicine for wife and self Total of$20.00. {No credits noted} Page 44- The name "Jacob Moore" crossed out, but dated October 1, 1880. October 3, 1880- Henderson Bellert? (last name illegible) Visit and medicine for child. March 26, 27, 28, 1880- William Taylor- 3 visits to wife, "Perlina". $2.50. June 22, & 23, 1881- 2 visits & medicine for Sally Mustard- $3 .00- Paid by county on December 26, 1881.. {Dr. Harman wrote "Taylor" above the name "Mustard".} Page 45- November 10, 1880- CHARLEY FRANKLIN- visit & medicine for child -$1 .00. Paid by Jas. Taylor. {A notation at top ofpage: "Andy Franklin 's father. "} VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �L J I l LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880-1883 { Bland County, Virginia} June 15, to July 15, 1880- WJLLIAM PENDLETON- 3 visits and medicine for wife$3 .00 . Paid by cash by A. Davis, $2.00. Balance due $1.00 .. Page 46- November 10, 1880-to September 25, 1881- SAMUEL P. MUSTARD- visit & medical attention for child- $1. 00, medical care for children. Credited with one load of hay- 2.50. Extracting tooth for son Luther- 25 cents. Page 47- November 11, 1880 to June 17, 1882- TIP NISEWANDWER-visits and medical attention for self, wife, daughter, son FRANK, son TOM, daughter NANNIE and 1 pint of whiskey. Total- $17.50. {This is evidently William Nisewander who married Ann Rider. Children Frank & Nannie are on the 1880 census. There was no Tom.} Page 48- November 12, 1880 to D ecember 24, 1881- THOMAS HOBBS- visit & medicine for wife- total of $4.25- credited with 3 loads of wood- balance due - $2.45. Page 49- November 15 & 16, 1880- ROBERT DAVIDSON - visit & medicine for wife and for pulling tooth for self- $2.25. December 24, 1881 to April 2, 1882- Dock Melvin- visit & medicine for self & wife. For pulling a tooth. Credited with Vi bushel corn and by cash $6.25 Page 50 & 51- A notation saying, "Moved to Compton's Mill Dec. 12, 1879". Huston Compton entered boarding D ec. 14, 1879. A list of meals served and charged to Col. J. R Compton. Col. Man, Otto Niedirnier, Wiley Thorn & J. Reed mentioned. Page 52- 53- By hauling COL. COMPTON'S children home and back- $1.50. Bill settled in fullMay 2 1, 1880. January 9, & February 16, 1883- G. W. PENLEY-visits and medicine- $2.50. Page 54- October 29, 1880- HIRAM RIDER- visit & medicine for son- $1.50. January 25, through February 3, 1882- HIRAM RIDER-visits & medicine for daughter Molly. March 27, through April 2, 1882- HOWE RIDER- visits & attendance on self- $3.00. Page 55- December 3, to 10, 1880- JAMES CORNER- visits & medicine. Settled by County. April 1, through 15, 1882- AMOS TIECHE- daily visits (day & night) & medicine$22.00. {No credits noted} Page 56- December 1, 1880 - DANIEL C. WRIGHT- attendance & medicine for daughter Susan- 50 cents .. January I 6, 1881 through March 16, 1881- attendance on grand child, Ella- .50 cents. Medicine for Mrs. Wilson by Sam Wilson- .50 cents. - Visit and medicine for George Wilson- $1.50. Credited with 50 lbs flour in February and 50 lbs in March. {Dr. Harman added this notation, "!suppose". } Page 57- April 7, 1881 through December 7, _DANIELE. WRIGHT- Visits to Mrs. Wilson and to Clarinda. Credited 40 lbs of flour with 40 lbs flour still due. ' Page 58- December 6, 1880- JAMES MUSTARD- Medicine for wife- 75 cents. February 1-10, 1881- HOWARD HAVENS- 4 visits & attendance on self- $7.50. March 28, 1882- SALLY MINNIX (colored)- Visit & attending to Moton -50 cents. Attending 10 days & nights on son Moton- Total bill of$13.50. VIRGINIA APPALACh1.i\i\I NJ i ,~s 1 �8 LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880-1 883 {Bland County, V irginia } Page 59- December 13, 1880 through April 6, 188 1- GREEN D EHA RT- s visi ts & medicine for wife- Total bill- $7.75. {Dr. Harman noted that the bill was credited with ../bushels of wheat for $4. 00, paid by Mrs. Moore} {Green DeHart 's wife was Rebecca Moore, daughter ofRichard and Elizabeth Rhiner Moore.] Page 60- December 16, 1880- THOS. COLDRED (name is illegible)- medicine for self- $ 1.00 July 7, 1880- 1 visit & medicine for BELL PATTON - $1 .00. March 28, 1882- MRS. NYE MUSTARD - medicine for self- 25 cents . Page 61- February 1, 1881- JOHN POWERS- visit & medicine for self- $ 1.00 . October 2-3, 1881- JASPER MUSTARD, visits & medical attendance on wife- $3.00Credited with wheat. (No amount specified) WILLIAM STUART- 8 visits & medicine sent 4 times- total of $8.00. C redited with 50 cents paid at February court and 2 loads of hay. Page 62- December 25, 1880 through May 20, 1882 - Mll,ES POOL- visits for self, child, sister and sister, Dolly Kessinger. Credited with I load wood by J. Sheppard, & $ 1.00 cash. Page 63- January 1, 1881- NEWTON MORRIS- visit & medicine for child- $ 1.50. May 21 , 1882- MILES POOL- for Dolly Kessinger- $1 .00. February 3, 1882- ELIZABETH HAMILTON- 2 visits & medicine for self & children $3 .00. Paid by the county. April 11, through June 7, 1882- SALLIE MINIX- 7 visits & medicine for son- $7.00. Credited with $LOO cash, 10 lbs bacon, 84 cents cash, 2 lbs butter and 1 days work. Page 64- January 1, & 2, 1881 - SHANNON WIDTE, attendance & medicine for wife- $1.50. January 14, 1882- MILES POOL- "scarifying & cupping"- $1.00. October 11, 1881 through March 30, 1882- J. D. DANIEL- visits and medicine for self, wife and child- total of$ 8.25. {No credits noted} Page 65- January 3, 1881 through February 15, 1882- MRS. ELIZABETH MOOR (Moore)medicine and attendance for self- $2.00. Credited by cash $1 .00 and by 4 bushels wheat. March 31 , through April 13, 1882 J . D. DANIEL- day & night attendance for wifetotal of $15 .00- Marked "Paid by note". Page 66- January 14, through31, 1881-MRS. BRUCE- visits & medicine for child- $12.00Paid by the County. September 4, to 24, 1881- SARAH BRUCE, new account- visit for self- $6.00 and accouchement- $5.00. Total bill- $11.00. Paid by County- D ecember 26, 188 1. Page 67- January 22, to 24, 1881- JASPER POWERS- 3 visits & medicine- $1 .50. January 19, 1882- SARAH BRUCE' S child- visits & medicine for child & self $9.00. Marked "paid by the county." For attending court as witness for Charles Corner & Betsy Henderson- 50 cents each. Page 68- January 25, 1881- SOLOMON KJNG- medical attention for child- $1 .50- paid in cash. September 11 , 1881- CLAYTON WOODYARD- visit & medicine for self- $2.00. Credited for 1 bushel com to Charles Harman. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN N()'i.l:S �LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880-1883 { Bland County, Virginia } May 12, 1882- Credit AMOS TIECHE by 25 lbs flour. Page 69- February 1, 1881- PIERCE MCGUIRE- visit & medicine for self- $1.00. September 24, 188 1 to December 10, 1881 - REBECCA HAVENS- visits & medicinetotal of $8 .00. Marked "Paid by County, December 26, 1881. Page 70- January 18, to 26, 1881- BUN NICEWANDER- 7 visits & medicine for self- $7.00. Credited with " hoeing cane on Lick Skillet", cutting com and cutting wood- $4.00- by work, $3 .00. Page 71- January 22, 1881- PIERCE KING- visit & medicine for child- $1.00. Credited with 50 cents for "hire of buggy" .. February 5, to July 7, 1882- CREED PAULEY (near A. Q. Harmans)- visits and medical attention for wife and child- $8.00- Marked "Paid". Page 72- March 20, to October 8, 188 1- HENDERSON PRUIT- {name almost. illegible} 1 visit to Wolf Creek and visit and medicine for wife- $2.00 March 17 to April 6, 1882- DANIEL WRIGHT- visits to daughters Susan & Alistotal of $10.00. Credited with farm produce. Page 73- March 20, 1881 to January 8, 1882- JOSEPH KITTS-visits & medicine for wife and child- $21.25 . {Some mathematical calculations at bottom ofpage presumed to be credits to this account. However not nearly enough to have paid the bill in.full.} Page 74 and 75- Credits given to J. R . COMPTON from Dec.26, 1879 through Jan. 28, 18801 bushel co~ 1 pair half soles, hauling stalls for calves, 49 lbs flour, picket posts, 1 beef, 51 lbs pickled pork, half soles for Claude's shoes, 44 lbs lard, 47 lbs flour, 22 1/2 lbs. flour, 23 lbs buckwheat flour, 37 lbs bacon, 1-12 lb turkey, etc. etc. Compton's bill marked "Paid in full" May 27, 1880. Page 76- July 30, 1880- JOHN C. PRESTON-visit & medicine-$1 .25. Credited with cleaning stable . {Notation saying " Carried to another page".} June 4, 1880- COL. JOHN R. COMPTON, credited with 2 loads of hay. July 15, to 23, 1883- ABRAM HARMAN- 2 visits & medicine for Ann Bogle- $3.50. July 26, 1883- ABRAM HARMAN paid $1.50 on bill. {Marked "paid" same date.} Page 77- July 30, 1880- B. P. STAFFORD-visit & medicine for wife and mother in law- $1.25. March 15, through 29, 1882- SARAH BRUCE- 6 visits & medicine for self- $9.00_Paid by the County, M arch 27, 1882. P age 78- July 30 & August 3, 1880- REBECCA HAVENS- 2 visits & medicine- $2.00. Paid by the County. April 2 1, 1880- WYLEY ROBERTSON- visit and attend children-$1.50- paid by Tieche & Childress. January 26 & 27, 1883 - JOHN W. HARMAN- medicine & visits to child- paid $1.00_ Page 79- October 12, to 14, 1880- ALEN WHALEN- visit & medicine for wife. -$2.00. October 29, 1880- ALEN WHALEN- visit & medicine for self- 50 cents- credited with 10 cents cash. July 13, (No year given)- Alen Whalen pulling tooth for wife- 25 cents. February 22, 1883- WILLIAM FANNING- visit & medicine for child- $2.00. �I~ LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880- l 883 { Bland County, Virginia } Page 80- October 19, 1880- WARDEN SONGER- 3 visits & medi cine for fathe r.- $ 1.00. July 21, through December 26, 1881 - HIRAM PAUL EY- 8 visits & medicine- $24.00Paid by note executed by Pauley. Page 81- November 5, 1880 to May 28, 1881- OBEDIAH JONES- visits & medicine for self and wife. On May 28, 1880- charges of $2.00 for wife' s confinement. Jones paid by working in harvest, a load of fodder & for bringing a hog from Little C reek . Paid in full . Page 82- August 9, -December 12, 1880- F. M. GORDON- visits & medicine for wife- $3 .75. Page 83- March 26, to April 27, 1881- SARAH BRUCE- 13 visits & medicine- Paid by County, June 3, 1881. {Notation at top ofpage "Wife of John Bruce''} Page 84- March 20, 1881- JOSEPH KITTS- attendance on wife- $ 1.0 0. (On ano ther page) April 15, 1881 to February 2 1, 1882- HANES DUNFORD (Wolf Creek)- Visits and medicine for daughter- $7.50. {No credits noted) Page 85-December 26, 1880- CHARLES RORRESCH- visit & medicine for wife - $1.50. April 15, through December 14, 1880 - JOHN CONLEY- on Wolf Creek- 2 visits and medicine- &12.00, medicine for self- 75 cents. Page 86- January 17, 1881 through June 2, 1882- HARVEY MCGUIRE- attendance, visits and medicine, for Pierce and for pulling 2 teeth for PillRCE. Total- $8.00- paid by 2 Yi bushels com and cash on April 6, 1881. Total on June 2, 1882- &2. 25. Page 87- January 31, 1880- JAMES MUNSEY- 2 visits & medicine for wife & child . $2.50. Credited by4 bushels com, $2.00, April 6, 1881. {One visit was in the year 1879} December 14, 1880- Gray Conley- medicine for wife- 25 cents. Page 88-January 14 & 18, 1881- WM. P. MUSTARD- 2 visits & medicine- $2.00- Credited with 6 loads of wood, March 2, 1881 . March- (illegible)- WILLIAM TAYLOR- {Entry is illegible} March 7, 1882- JEZREAL CARR- 3 visits & medicine for mother- $3 .25 . Page 89- March 11 , through October 6, 1881- NYE MUSTARD- medicine for self, visit and attendance on child (2 days & nights) - total of $4.00. Paid Tieche & Ferguson-$4.00, on two separate dates. February 11, 1881- SAM (illegible) DAMERON - medicine for self- 25 cents. Page 90- February 5, 1881- PEARIS THOMPSON- visit & medical attendance on child- $2.00. ( Assigned to Kanode) April 13, 1881- Bland County- Accouchement for ELIZA FRANKLIN. 5 visits and medicine- $12.50. Paid by the County. {Accouchement = d elivery of a baby} Page 91-February 5, -April 3, 1881- BELLE PATTON- 4 visits & medicine for a child- $2.00. April 2, to 9, 1881- HIRAM PATTON- 3 visits & medicine- $1.50. {Crossed out) Page 92-February 10, 1881- RUSH WILKINSON (Wolf Creek)- Accouchement for wife$5.00. October 15, 1881- WILLIAM STUART- medicine by J. Mustard- 25 cents. February 21, 1882- JOHN HOLLINS- visit & medical attendance for daug hter- $1.00. Page 93- February 11 & 1.4, 1881- ISAAC FRENCH (Wolf Creek)- medicine for wife & child.- VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �L II 7 LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN-1880-1883 { Bland County, Virginia} 25cents February 14, 1882- WILLIAM DUNFORD- 2 calls & medicine for child- 75 cents. Page 94- February 11 , 1881- BLAND COUNTY- visit & medicine for MRS. RICKMAN $2.00. February 2 1, 1882- GUY FIZER (Wolf Creek)- visit & medical attendance for son$3 .00. {No credits noted) May 21 , through 25, 1882- AMOS TIECHE- Amount brought forward- $42.00- 5 visits & medicine added to that, making a total of $48.00. Marked "Paid in full". Page 95- January 29, to February 11, 1881- medicine & attendance at my house for JAM:ES M . SHEPP A RD- $8. 00. February 16, 1881- Credit- 2 bushels wheat off STANT MELVIN- $2.00 March 29, to April 2, 881- visit & attendance on son TAYLOR. {Son of JAMES M SHEPPAJW) Several visits to self from April 1, to 4, 1881- total- $10.50 - credited with cash, 4 loads of wood and a previous claim paid by the county of$33.00. Page 96- March 21 , 1881- MR. HITE (Nobusiness)- medicine- 50 cents. Marked '1>aid". {The 1880 Bland Census, lists a FLOYD HITE living in that section of the county} February 8, 1882- JOHN BUNN- medicine for Molly Havens- 50 cents. Paid 10 cents. February 15, 1882- JACK CARR-visit to wife- $1.50. Page 97- February 14, 1881- JOHN JOHNSON- visit & pulling 2 teeth, for self & wife- $1 .00 June 1, 1881- MRS. JENNIE MORGAN- night visit & medicine- $2.00. Paid in full. Page 98- February 14, to 19, 1881- JAMES WOODYARD- 3 visits & medicine- $1.50. February 8, to 19, 1882- ALEXANDER HAVENS- medical attendance a child and to the family- $4.00. Page- 99- February 10-April 13, 1881- MRS. RICKMAN (Wolf Creek)- Visits & medicine $15.00. January 16, to September 12, 1882-HIRAMWHALING-creditsforshoeinghorses$1.22. Page 100- March 3, 1881- CHARLES W. HARMAN- 4 days attendance & medicine at James Sheppards- from March 3, to March 6th - $4.00. March 13 to 19, 1882- JAMES T. TAYLOR- 2 all night visits and 10 visits and medicine for self and wife. $5.50. {Notation: " This service rendered gratis} Page 101- March 8, 1881- CLINTON HARMAN-visit & medicine for wife- $2.00 May 22, 1881- CLINTON HARMAN- accouchement for wife- $5.00. Paid in full. May 26, to June 6, 1881- PEARIS HARMAN- medicine & calls for self- 75 cents. Page 102- March 6, 1881- HARVY WOODYARD- medical attendance for self & 2 visits$2. 00. Credited with hauling fodder from Obe Jones. November 28, 1881- L K. PRICE-visit & pulling 2 teeth for daughter- $1.00. Page 103- 104- July 12 to August 14, 1880- A list ofthreshing machine hands and horses- charges for feed , etc. May 4, to 14, 1882- . JOHN CARR- day & night visits to child- $13.00. Paid $1.50. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �LEDGER OF DR. JAMES W. HARMAN- 1880-1883 {Bland County, Virginia } Page 105- November 28, to December 9, 1881 - l\fICAJAB SAUNDERS- visits & attendance for self- $20.00. May 15, to June 26, 1881- Continuation of JOHN CARR'S bill. Total of $28.00. Page 106- July 25, 1881 - J.M. SHEPPARD pay J. W . Hannan, $1 .00 & . oblige J.B. MOORE. May 6, 1882- Daniel E. Wright- medical services for family- $7 .00. Bill paid by flour. Page 107- On back cover ofbooklet- December 29, 1881- through January 17, 1882- JOHN CUBINE-visits & medicine for self- $16.50. Credited by order on Rufus Clark for $2.50 and by $1.12 for 1 Yi bushel com. {Abstracted and compiled by Parke C. Bogle in April cif 2000. - - ·..,,-. -. ,,., ~ ~. ',_,~ -- -. f· } :. :. :_.··-··· ··, .. ···· -~ . ,,~ {Ema1·1 a ddress .''·"'' SMOCK MARRIAGES In the 18th century , widows sometimes r e married clad only in a s~ock , or sometimes wearing nothing at all . Thi s c u stom was based on the notion that, according to common law, a man who married a wol"'.l.an with few or n o clothes would not be responsible for her debts or those of h e r first husband . Without an estate, the popular thinking went, the widow-bride could not pass on any liability to her new husband. The noted juris t Francis Wharton (1820- 89) called this concept " a vulgar error." Thes e "smock marriages", which originated in England , we re not unconnnon in the New England colonies during the early 1700 ' s. The custom varied according to the region . In some places , the marria ge took p l ace a f ter the groom and his scantily clad bride , often naked, stood in a closet and put out one arm during the wedding ceremony. Somet imes the bridegroom lent wedding clothes to his bride-to- be, keeping her modest while he protected his money! - - fr om PARADE MAGAZIN E 14 Nov 1982 Blue grass Roots -- Summe r , 1990--page 6 8 VIRGfNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �13 1 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RECORDS This tax is perhaps the most underused source for genealogical research. It's value is not well understood or appreciated even by Virginia citizens and we hope to change that. The following paragraphs are from a free informational pamphlet, compiled by Minor T. Weisiger. You are encouraged to request a complete copy of the four page Genealogical Research at the Library of Virginia, available from the Library of Virginia, 800 E. Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia 232 19. "Use of Personal Property Tax R ecords," Research Notes Number 3 .,. The most frequent use of personal property tax records is for the direct information recorded: name of the property owner; type and quantity of property owned; and amount of tax .paid. Comparative analysis of personal property tax records from year to year may lead to conclusions about social, economic, and agricultural history, as well as the status of certain individuals or groups of property owners within a locality. For g enealogical researchers, personal property tax records may provide important data. Individuals with the same names in a locality may be distinguished by a junior or senior, residence in different tax d istricts, or geographical location. Parentage may be expressly or implicitly .stated by either the name or number of male tithables between the ages of 16 and 2 1 in the household of the taxpayer. The names of women appear occasionally when owning property in their own right.or as the widow of a property owner. Personal property tax reco rds are a substitute for records of those counties where destruction .of the o riginal deeds, wills, and other records has occurred. By studying the lists from year to year, the researcher may t race an ancestor to determine the .date -0f departure from, a locality, -0r possibly the year of death. T he name of a taxpayer will continue on the tax list, noted as "deceased" o r "estate," until the estate is settled. The abolition of slavery meant that male African Americans, age 21 and above, were taxed by name for the first tine in 1866. After 1890, African Americans wer.e listed in a separate part of each tax book. By 1965, this practice had been discontinued. Availability ofR ecords f or R esearch Personal property tax records in the Archives are available for use without prior arrangements. Most of the su rviving records for the period 1782 through 1850 are available on micro~ and some county tax lists have been filmed through 1870. Microfilm copies of these tax r.ecords circulate through the interlibrary loan system of local libraries. A list, available upon request, shows microfilm reel numbers and dates covered for each locality." Research Notes Number 5, Questions and A nswers Concerning the Archives Collections at the Librmy of Virginia, compiled by Jennifer Davis McDaid may also be requested. VIRGJNIA APPALACHIANNOTES �14 Register of Deaths 1861 Bland County, Virginia Name Race, Sex Nancy Bogle Andrew Hearn Margaret E Thompson Wm. G. Pauley Enos Mean JohnHKing Elizabeth APegran James Bralley Victory Niewanier --·--·---------Mary Fanning James Wilkerson Lucy Gross Wm. W. Cameron ------------------------- Charles Foglesong -----·- ------Margaret Patterson Daniel Steel Allen Steel Jean Cameron Elvira Slave Erastus N. Harman Susan C Terry Mary Cooper Wiley Stowers Robert J. French Sarah B. French Isabell Shrader Mary J Honaker Sarah C Honaker Charles H Honaker George R Brown w,f w,m w, f w,m w,m w,m w,f w,m w,m w,f w, f w,m w,f w,m w,m w,m w,m w,m w,f w,m w,m w,f f w,m w,f wJ w,m w,m w,f w,f w,f w,f w,m w,m Date of Death Pl of Death Cause of Death Age Fever Bland Co 16yld Greenbriar Co Camp fever 19y10m Bland Co 3m7d Lewisburg Camp fever Palezy 85y7m Bland Co ------Bland Co 7m2d ] 7yl0 Bland Co -------White Sul Springs 21y7m4d -------Fever Bland Co ly8m Fever Mechanicsburg Id Bland Co Old Age 90y Bland Co Spasms 29y 27y Bland Co ------Bland Co 10d ------Bland Co 7d ------June 9 Bland Co ------9d Oct 19 Lewis Mt F ayett Co Camp Fever 20y3m29d Aug 16 Bland Co 2d Bland Co ---------------Nov 14 Raleigh CH Va Camp Fever 23y8m Decem 2 Bland Co Fever 26y5m April 4 Bland Co Sphasms 64 Oct 7 Bland Co ------3m3d Nov5 PetersT own Monroe Co Camp Fever 23 Cholerery Jun 15 Bland Co Sy3m Bland Co Cancer April 16 6yllm Greenbriar Co Va Nov 31 Camp Fever 19y5m3d June 25 Bland Co Cholery ly6m June 26 Bland Co 6m3d 14d March22 Bland Co Hives Deem 14 Bland Co 17y Diphtheria " Deem 17 Bland Co 15y10m Deem 23 Bland Co " 9y Bland Co Jan4 " lylOm May20 Oct27 Nov? Oct29 Aug3 Jany IO Oct 6 Deem 10 Jan 24 Oct 11 Sep 4 Aug 17 Deem 22 Feb 15 VIRGINtJ\ APPALACHIAN NOTES -~----- �Sources of Information Nrune of Person Designation of informant giving informa- whether Physici~surgeon tion Coroner, Head ofFamily Friend, etc. Names of Parents Where Born Alan T & Eliza Newberry H .C.& Christeena Hearn Wm. S & J Thompson Hiran & Anna Pauly Wythe Co,Va George Bogle James Thompson " Wm Thompson Giles Co Hiram Pauly " Timothy Hamilton Giles Co Wm. H. King Wythe Co Wm. H. Pegram " Anslem Bralley " Jacob Niewanier Wm. E . Mustard Joseph Fanning Rhoda Helvey " Skidmore Munsy Bland Co David Cameron Wm. B. & Nancy King John H . Pegram A . & Susan Brolley Jacob & Susan N iewanier Wm E. & Louisa Mustard John & Rhoda Wilkerson ----------------David & Eliza Cameron JamesM.C . & Amanda Wilson Elias & Sophe Foglesong Henry & Julia A . Foglesong Peter & Amanda Kitts Isaac N. & Julia Patterson Geo. & Emma Steel Geo & Emma Steel Friend Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Son Mother Father Father Bland Co Bland Co Jams M.C. Wilson Elias Foglesong Father Father Wythe Co Bland Co " Tazewell Co " Henry Foglesong Peter Kitts Isaac N . Patterson George Steel Geo Steel Lewis Ratliff Wm. M . Bishop Robt. W. Harman Wm. Terry Joseph Lambert Gordon Stowers A.M. French A.M . French John Shrader Henry Honaker Henry Honaker Henry Honaker A.B. Brown Father Father Father Father Father Father Owner Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Marcilla & Thomas (Slaves) Bland Co " R W. & Rhoda N. Harman " Wm. & Margaret Terry " Wm Cooper " Gordon & Sarah Stowers A.M. & Rebecca French " A.M. & Rebecca French John & Christina Shrader " Henry H & Elizabeth Honaker " do do Henry H & Elizabeth Honaker Bland Co A.B. & Mary Brown C(; VIRGINIA .APPALACHIAN NOTES ' .'' \ ,~ I . �lb Henry Slave John WWimmer -------------- Joseph Gills Captain Bolt Voe Wm. Gentry Voe --- Brooks Voe Joel Franklin Gordon Harless David Kitts m w,m w,m w,m w,m w,m w,m w,m w,m w,m Aug 16 Jun 28 Nov 18 July 19 Aug2 Aug4 Aug 10 Aug 12 May 15 Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co Bland Co VIRGINIA APPAL ACnlAN t~OTf > " Flu x ------otKnown Measels <4 Consumption Measels u 2y2d 12y2m ld ly16 �17 " Julia Slave Harry L. & Sarah Winner " Levi S. & Dianna Woodyard " " Benjamin & Mary Gills Carrol Co Va Not known " " " " " " " ------------------- " ---------·---- " Owner Father Father Father Friend " " " " " " " G.W. Brown H.L. Wimmer Levi S. Woodyard W.W. Compton John C. Shannon ------------------ Only portions of the last line were readable All fathers were named as farmers residing in Bland County, VA The notation "Voe" opposite Captain Bolt, Wm. Gentry and ----- Brooks is unknown v. These Bland County records were transcribed from Microfilm # Lf I a. S.in the Virginia Room February 18, 19, 20, 200 1. Some names were compared with the 1860 census; spellings are as the clerk recorded. My apologies for mis-readings or errors. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �18 R USSELL COUNTY, VIRGINlA Russell County, named for general William Russell, a Revolutionary officer di stinguished at the Battle of King's Mountain, was formed from Washington County in I 786 . 1 Sources in the Virg inia Room Russell County: Virginia's Bluegrass Empire by D . C. Pratt, K ing Printing Co. Bristol, Tn., 1968 Russell County, Virginia, Personal Property and Land Tax List. 1787 through 1800, 1802, 1810 and legislative petitions, Anne Roberts Albert, Petersburg, Va. 1973 . Looking Back, Theodosia Wells Barrett, Lebanon, Va. , T. W . Barrett, 1988. ImpliedMarriages of Russell County, Virginia, by Mary D . Fugate, Athens, Ga. Iberian Pub. Cp., 1991 N ames of wives mentioned in the wills and deeds of Russell County . The Heritage of Russell County, Virginia 1786- 1986: Vol I and Vol IT, by the Russell County Heritage Book Committee, Inc. Walsworth Publishing, Marceline, Mo ., 1989. A history of settlements and much Family history Some Russell County, Virginia Records; births & deaths 1853 - 1866, by Thomas Colley, Greenville, S.C., Southern Historical Press, Ind., 1996 . Russell County, Virginia Deed Book, by Thomas Colley, Athens, GA., Iberian P ub ., Co., 1995 Four books Abstracts of Deeds from Deed Book J, Russell County, Virginia, 1787 - 1785, Lois K . Nix, Amarillo, Tx.: L. K. Nix, 1984. Marriage Register 2 ofRussell County, Virgtn;a 1853 - 1870, by Rhonda Roberson , Clintwood, Va., Mullins Print., 198?. The Personal Property Tax Lists for the year 1787 for Russell County, Virginia, by Netti Schreiner-Yantiss, Springfield, Va.; Genealogical Books in P rint, 1987. Russell County, a Confederate Breadbasket, Theodosia Wells Barrett, Radford, Va. Commonwealth Press, 1981 A Frontier Murder, Theodosia Wells Barrett, Bristol, Tn., Service Printing Co., 198 1 1. A Hornbook o[Virginia History. compil ed hy J. R. V. Daniel, published by the Divil'ion of llistnry of the Virginia D ept. Of Conservation and Development. Richmond, Va., Sept. 1949 �19 Pioneers 011 the ftfl estern Waters, Theodosia Wells Barrett, Bristol Tn., Service Printing Co., 19 78 . A Hist01y of the R ussell County Courthouses, by Mrs. Turner B . Gilmer, Lebanon, Va., T. B. Gilmer, 1966. Castle's Woods: Frontier f 'irginia Se11/ement 1769 - I 799, James William Hagy, a thesis, printed by Washington County technical School, 1967. Frontier Forts A long the Clinch. Powell & Holston Rivers, Emory I. Hamilton ]830 Census of Russell County, TA., by Elizabeth M. Carpenter, Southwest Virginian, N orton, VA., 1983 The Seventh Population Census of the United States for Russell county, Virginia, 1850, by Bonnie Sage Ball, Searcy, Ark, Mrs. L. E . Presley 1978. 1850 Census, Virginia, by Brenda C . Bishop, transcription for Russell County, Tallahassee, Fl., B . C. Bishop, 1983. 1870 Russell County, Virginia Census, by Sherry Perry, Signal Mountain, Tn., Mountain Press, 1989. 1 United States, Census Office, 9 " census, 1870, 1870 census of Russell County, Virginia, West Palm Beach, Fl., P alm Beach County Genealogical society, lnc., 1975. Microfilms Births 1853-1889 Virginia State Library and Archives (available through interlibrary loan) LawOrderBooks 1-15 1786-1867 Chancery Court 1821 -72 Marriage Licenses Marriage Register 2 Births 1853 - 1866 (12reels) I ndex 1786 - 1904 (9 reels) 1853 -1930 husband (1 r.eel), wife (1 reel) 1853-1908 Reg. 1 lost in fire (1 reel) Deaths 1853-1866 ( 1 reel) County Survey 1786-1908 (2 reels) (1 reel) Land Tax 1786 - 1850 1820 Printed census, extracted by E lihu J. Sutherland, 1940 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (4 reels) �d-0 Register of Births 1853 Russell County, Virginia These Russell County records were transcribed from the Commonwealth of Virg inia. Bureau of Vita l Statistics, microfilm #42 in the Virginia Room January 31 and Februa ry l , 20 01 . Th en some names were compared with the 1850 census index. Spellings here are as recorded by the county cle rk , There are six more pages for a total of 348 births in the year. My apologies for miss-readings or errors. B. date 6 Sep 26 Jan 7Nov 9 Mar 23 Jul 25 Jul 24 Mar 17 Dec 10 Mar 5 Dec 22 Apr 11 Sep 16 Mar 24 Mar 10 May Childs Name Race . Sex w,f Eliza Harris Joseph Chapman W, ITI w,m Elihu Ferguson w,m w,f Dead w,f Eliza slave,f Nathaniel Sword w,f Sarah Staliard w,f w,f Sarah J. Hunt w,f Albert C. Patrick w,m Philip Patrick w ,m John E. Jackson w,m James H. Jackson w,m unknown 13 May Derinda Low 5 May Dead 23 Mar Mary Taylor 23 Mar Reubin J. Bowling w,m w,f w,f w,f w,m 5 Apr Lucy Low w,f 25 Aug Margaret Perkins w,f 20 Sep Sarah J. Cox w,f 16 May Mary L. Acue w,f 11 Sep Margaret L. Addison w,f 14 Sep Isaac Ball w,m 15 -Feb Noah B . Sullivan w,m 30 Jun Beverly Thomas w,f 29 Jul John H . Hargis slave 3 Aug Charles Monk w,m 19 Apr Sarah E. Picket w,f 10 Mar India Dills w ,f 21 Dec Joseph P Campbell w,m 23 Sep Edward P CampbeU w,m 5 Oct Mary Fields w,f 30 Sep Martha J. Farmer w,f 23 Jan Robt H. Vermillion w,rn 3 Jun wm Garrett w ,rn 3 Jun Henry Garrett w ,m Birthplace Elk Garden " " Loop Info rma nt Mothe r Thomas H . & Re becca J . Harris father William & Manerva Chapman " Thomas S. & Sarah Price Andrew C. & Rebecca Fe rg uson '' Barters Gap Benjamin & Mary Chapman ,, Loop James & Sarah Fullen Elk Garden John W . Litten, owner owner Rye Grass Mt. Michael & Sarah Sword father John W. & Regina Staliard (Scott Deniston g.f) Elk Garden ,, Michael & Nancy Taylor " father John L. & Mary Hunt " " " William & Susan Patrick " ,, " " Hezekiah & Rachel Patrick " Michael & Etmis Jackson " ,, James & Susan Jackson " " Johnston & Mary Mutter " " John B . & Darinda Low Hortons Valley William P . & Margaret Martin " Crabtree &Priscilla Taylor " " James B. & Elizabeth J. Bowling Tazewell Co Va. " Indian Creek Jessee & Martha Low Elk Garden Fleming & Sarah Perkins mother ,, " Alfred & Mary Cox father Hortons Valley Ansil & Prudence A. Ascue mother Elk Garden Hiram & Susannah Addison father " William H. &Susannah Ball Count Settlement John & Nancy Sullivan grandfather ,, Whitley & Nancy Thomas " " Willian1 Hargis " " same, owner James & Rebecca Monk Chas Monk, g.f. " Copper Rige Jeremiah & Margaret Picket father " " James & R-osanah Dills Glade Hollow William & Susan Campbell mother Swords Mill Cr. James H. & Mahala J. Campbell father ,, " " John & Rosanah Fields mother Fields Settement Burdin & Sarah Fanner father Elk Garden George & Mart.ha J, Vermillion ,, and twin " William & Mary F. Garrett " " Father VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �;;z I 1 1 Sep 9Nov unknown 8 Sep Mary E . Boyd Mariah Logan Cass Carr William Da vi s w,f w,f s lave, m w.m w. f w,m Copper Rige Lebanon " Kents Rige Rob1 C. & Rebecca E. Boyd Meredith C. & Mary A. Logan Charles Carrell Thomas & Jane Davis Richard & Elizabeth Hunt Father " owner " Elk Garden James & Elizabeth Samples John & Rachel B. Whitt only ponions of the last three lines were readable. All father' s R esided in Russell coW1ty. Wm. Patrick & Wm. Campbell are Carpenters, M. C. Logan is a Sadler and the rest farmed. Page 2of1853 Births, all fath ers on the fo llowing were fam1ers residing in Russell Co. .. Slave,m Russell Co Gaddner Gardner 10 Apr Floyd Gardner w,n1 John P. & Sarah Ball 20 Sep Elihu Ba ll " w ,f Andrew & Margaret Ball 14 Feb E rrline Ba ll w ,m " John M . Vince) Lewis & Ann Vin.eel 13 Dec " Chas A. Smith Slave,m IO May Is rel Chas A. Smith " ,f 4 Dec Emiline " ,m Chas A. Smith Nov w,f Samuel & Mary Burnett D ead 3 Jan " w ,n1 Elias & Sarah Owen 11 Jan Lilhem A . Owen " w,f Mary R. Fletcher Bazil & Sarah Fletcher 19 Apr " w,f William & Mary Gilbert 9May Sidney J. Gilbert " Slave,f Albert G . Smith 6Nov Susan ah " w,m James & Elizabeth Artrip 6 Mar Fredrick Artrip w ,m Harvey & Rachel Artrip 9 May Francis C . Artrip " w ,f Elijah & Elizabeth Rasnick 15 Mar Elizabeth Rasnick " w ,n1 Johnathan & Mary Boyd 5 Jul " w,f Joseph & Sarah Smith Eliza Smith 19Nov " w ,f Jobn & Mary Whitt 3 Jan Celey E Whitt " w,m John & Malinda Boyd John H . Boy d 5Mar " w,m Moses & Mary Ball 24 Jan John T. Ball w,m Garland & Jane Hurt 28 Jul Garland Hurt " w,m Joseph & Margaret StW11p 16 Oct Shadrick Stump " w, m William & Hester Keen 30 Dec Lewis Keen " w,m John G . & Mary Herndon 26 Sep Stephen H erndon " w ,m James L. & Martha Dye Thomas Dye 3 Jun " Moses A. & Mary Miller 1 Jan Valentine W.T. Miller w ,m " w,f John & Polley Miller 27 Apr Elizabeth Miller " w ,n1 Austin & Viney Pr:ofitt 9 Apr William Profitt " w,f 9 May Eljza Firu1ey James & Dorcas Finney " w,m Thomas J. & Sar-ah Davis 15 Oct Caleb Davis " w ,f Patrick H . & Nancy Tignor 21 Feb Rebecca J . Tignor " Slave,m Anthony M . Ferguson 9 Dec William Anthony M. & Catherine Ferguson w ,f 11 Apr " w ,m Dailey C. & Louisa Davis 22 Dec Charles Davis .. .. (( .. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES owner Father " " owner " " father " Mother Father owner Father Father Father " " " " " " " Mother F.ather cc " ,, " Mother " Father owner Father " �28 Aug Sarah J. Bird I Jul Mariah Samples 27 Apr Catharine San1ples I Mar Cyntha Hurt 14 Aug Catharine Saunders 15 Jun Isaac Clifton 2 Apr 16 Aug Elisha Baldwin 15 Sept Leah Stevens 15 Oct 17 Aug w,f w,f w,f w,f w,f w,m w,1n w.m w,f w,m w,m " " " " " " " " " " " William & Margaret Bird Mother Jackson & N ancy Sa mples Fath er Polley Samples Mother Moses & Mary Hu rt Father Martin & Elizabeth Saw1ders Martin & Adeline Clifton Tabitha Cowan, neighbor William & Milley Pinion Father Stephen & Phoebe Baldw1n Elijah Fe rril, friend " Josiah & Susannah Stevens " Isaac & Susannah Hess Mother Jeremiah & Martha Compton Mother QUERJES Carroll County, Virginia Marriage Book 1, page 73: Sylvanus CROTTS manied Lucy SPENCER, daughter of William and Cay SPENCER. I would like to correspond with any descendents. Camilla De~ 23240 Sterling Road, Cambridge Springs P A 16403-5054 Carroll County, Virginia, Fancy Gap District School Census 19 10 lists D ianah SPENCER with 10 year old Denny SPENCER. I would like to correspond with any descendents. Camilla Dean, 23240 Sterling Road, Cambridge Springs PA 16403-5054 TIP CHECK NURSING HOlvIBS When you are on a research trip, don't forget to check with local nursing homes. On a recent trip, I visited a nursing home in the town where my great-grandfather lived for a time. I asked at the desk if any residents would be interested in speaking to me about the local area and the family I was researching. I did not expect the phenomenal reception I received from several residents with many stories and plenty of time to tell them to an interested person. I was given not only informatio~ but also several new leads on my great-grandfather's history, and I had a wonderful afternoon full of laughs and memories shared with others. Karma Yoakem Galveston, TX �RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA Microfilm Reel # 13 General Index to Wills & Fiduciaries 1803 - 1929 DEVIS ORS Apr 17, 1848 Doff Beck, Lewis Oct 7, 18 23 Q Lt Boyd, Robert Dec 7, 1870 P o f A Boyd, Robert Mar 7, 1809 writ Brow ning, Francis Dec Ct 1821 Deed Brow ning, Francis Ma 5, 1836 Sale « '' May 6, 1836 Apr bill " " Oct 5, 183 7 Deed " " Apr 21 , 1 842 Sett " " Dec 6, 1859 Will " " , sr Apr22, 1836 Will " " , jr Nov 1807 Sett Browning, Jesse Dec Ct 1844 Sett " , William Nov 4, 1851 Will Browning, William Aug 3, 1802 Writ Casteel, Joseph Jun 3, 1806 Apr Bill " " Nov 20, 1850 EndotD Castle, William Jun 4, 1811 Bond Cox, James Jan 15, 1855 Doff Cox, Alfred Sept 5, 1815 Tax sale Cassell, Charles Nov 3, 1829 Deed Dixon, Nathanel Sep 5, 1815 Txsel Frost, John Apr 7, 1871 Sett Jessie, Jefferson Mar 21, 1814 Bond Jones, Ambrose Mar 1806 Lie. Jones, Blackburn Sep 5, 1815 Txsel Jones, James " " " " , Jehue Jun 8, 1852 Will Jones, John Feb 1, 1832 Doff Jones, Samuel E . Book Page 12 389 4a 127 8 387 2 178 Short, Jos &c Wm . B . Aston (Mill) James P. Kendal Dale Carter (stock) 4a 4 32 48 4 41 .a6 50 180 39 James Morgan Wyatt Browning, John A. &c ,, " 5 4 7 ,, 4 Browning, Francis &c 2 Browning, William, Wilson heirs 5 Browning, William, Fr.ancis A. &c 6 Casteel, James 2 2 6 Robert M . Field 2 McElhaney, John F. ac 6 300 a Moccasin Cr., E. Dist 3 Browning, Francis &c,. W. Dist. 4a Cassell, Charles, 60a Moccasin Cr. 3 Boyd, Robt. Adm. 8 3 152 448 339 49 114 279 249 547 155 446 156 152 105 107 155 John Wood, 50a Maiden.Sp. Harry Smith, 82a " " George Jones &c 2 3 3 157 6 373 4a 578 Boyd, Robert &c (P.P.) Jacob Sisk (Syck) 5 2 389 255 4a 30 Peddler 4a 5.87 Jun 4, 1843 DofT Patrick Kendrick Jun 4, 1811 Agre Richard Price jr Aug 4, 1821 Q Ens Joseph Ramey Aug 10, 1839 DofT Silas Ratliff Nov 1, 1808 PofA Jeremiah Stone May 5, 1846 Will Sword, Michael sr. Sep 5, 1815 Txsel Aaron Vancleve Nov 19, 1811 Q Capt James watson Jun 1, 1813 Bond John Watson " Suits": J. L . Boyd vs Inez Boyd et al Joseph Hackney &s 5 189 Francis Browning 2 171 Michael Sword, jr 6 2 Charles Cassell, 1OOOa Mackerson Cr. 3 11 see Griffith, A.J. Comr. VlRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 3 53 40 310 �RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA Microfilm Reel # 13 General Index to Wills & Fiduciaries 1803 - 1929 DEVISEES Apr 22, 1836 Aaron Browning, Apr " Elizabeth Browning, Sep 21, 1840 Elizabeth Browniing, June Ct.1806 Francis Browning, Adm, Francis III " John " Apr 21 , 1842 John A "exor Apr 22, 1836 Sarah " Sep 2, 1834 " " Admx, Item Francis Browning, jr " " John Alexander,sr Jessee Browning Book Paoe 0 Will 4 39 4 39 Deed of Gift 5 214 Sett 2 113 Will 4 39 Francis Browning, jr " Sett Will James Hendricks Sett William " Polly Feb 28, 1804 Jean Casteel, Joseph " Jr," Margaret" Samuel " Aug 2, 1836 Watson, Elizabeth " , Jane " , Margaret " , Martha " ' Mary " , Rachel Joseph Casteel ,, Sr. Will Hugh McClung Will 4 4 4 4a 4 4 2 50 39 692 39 39 49 49 2 2 49 2 49 5 73 5 73 5 73 5 73 5 73 5 73 "PEITY'S PARADIGM ON PREYARICATED PEDIGREES" If a person has an idea, it's a Possibil ity. If the idea is written down, it becomes a Probabil ity. If the idea is published, it becomes a Fact. And if the published idea is quoted, it becomes Gospel Truth. The above is from the article "Seventeenth Century Virginia County Court Headright Certificates" by James W. Petty, Salt Lake City, Utah, published in The Virginia Genealogist, January-March , Vol. 45, No. I, 2001. The article is excellent -- made me think about the information that I had about headright certificates. The big problem is that it is continued to the next issue. VIRG1NIA APPALACHIAN .NOTES 39 �RUSSELL COUNTY LAND TAX BOOKS 1786-1818 Film ~ 288 Reel ~37 Filmed 17 September 198q Read 11 May 1993 CAR TER BOYD Index Searched PENI X RATLIFF RA MEY HENSLEY COX CASTLE SWORD JONES SYCK ================= ======== == ============ ====================================== : Quantity: Year/Dist : of Land : NAr'lE :B azel Savin :Joh n Carter : Th om a s Carte1· ; "(ex.Dale Carter) : Jacob Ca stl e s <assee. of Allard> :J a co b Castles adm.fee 1786 l!OO Pr ice per acre: 2. 0 Amt Tax at LLD 1 l /2 :40 . 0 . 0 100 l!OO 90 200 0. l 0 3.6.8 cent !Specific Tax : 0 . 12 . 0 0. 0.0 : o . 3 . 1 i 12 : 0. 2 .1 :0 . 2 . 6 :O . l.8 0.5. 0 No JONES - RAMEY - RATLIFF - SWORD - SYCK corrections : Jessee Green <tenant to Hi 11) overcharge : :J essee Green <by Josiah Fugate>: u overcharge ' I 11 : Cr . : Baze 1 Bev in :wm . Bevin :John Carter :Thos . Carter ; " (adm of Dale Carter> :Ch a rles Cocke : Jacob Cassels Ca ss e e. of Allert) :wm. Bevin !Tho s . & John Carter :J acob Cassels (assee . of Al ert): !Charles Cocke :John Bevin? 1788 Sam'l Ritchie 1789 Sam· 1 Ritchie :Thos . Alley <assee . of Bazel Bevins> :Joh n Car te r , Thos & : Thos adm :Jacob Cas t les :Charl e s Cocke :Joshua Penix (assee.: of Bazel Bevins>: :James McKinney <John Cowen) CE. Smith> '" :James Taylor est. I 3. 3 385 3. 3 50 1.1 350 1. 1 200 0 . 10 : 18 . 19 . 2 Value : 3 . 6 .3 62 . 11 . 3 0 . 16 . 9 <by Harris Wilson :Amos Allard <by J ac ob Cas tl es > 178? Sam· 1 Ritchie 15 100 2.0 · :qo .o.o 200 0 . 10 100 400 2 . 11 1.11 : 3. 6.8 : 0 . 8.4 :38 . 6 . 8 90 400 3. 4 2. 1 200 200 0 . 10 0 . 10 160 2.3 18 . 2.0 :12 . 10.0 200 400 71 235 150 0 . 10 2.1 2.0 2.6 1.8 :1s .o. o lll.13 . 8.6 . 8 8 . 6.8 0.5 . 8 l / ll 0 .2 . 6 0. 2.0 0.2.6 0.3.1 112 0 . 11.6 0.4 . 6 0 . 12 . 6 0. 2.6 0 .2. 6 l3 . 7 Wm . Mullins lives on land :0 . 2.10 112 8.6.8 0.1. 8 41.13 . 4 7.2 . 0 0.8.4 0.1.'I 3/4 29.7.6 0.5.10 1/4 12.0.0 0.2.6 VIRGINIA APPALACHiA~~ ~. '-'ES �RUSSELL COUNTY LAND TAX BOOKS 1786- 1818 Film ~ 288 Reel ~3 7 Filmed 17 September 1984 Read 11 May 1993 Index Searched BOYD CARTER PENIX cox CASTLE RAMEY RATLIFF SWORD HENSLE Y J ONES SYCK ========~====================================================== = = = =========== Year/Dist :Quantity: Price Amt Tax at f\JAl1E :of Land per acre: LLD 1 1/ 2 1789 cont . :Bazel Bevin <overcharged> 124 2.0 <Cr. Penix) 71 2.0 7.2.0 : " (Cr.John Sallyer): 60 <Cr. Thos.Alley> 145 : l.Jm. Bev in <overcharge> 100 0 . 10 :" <Cr. Benj . Fugett>: 100 1790 Alex :carters :100,400,90 Ritchie :Charles Cocke 400 2. 1 0.6.3 41.13 . 'i :Jacob Castles 200 ·o. i . 3 0. l 0 8.6.8 :Fred . Jones <assee. 150 of Wm. Kerr) :Joshua Penic 71 2.0 ?.2.0 0 . 1.0 3/4 jumps to 1796 quantiti'. rate QI acre total value amt.of tax Robt. Tate,jr. :Jacob Castle 200 18 . 6 . 8 0.0.11 1.10 , ' :David Cox 180 0 . 0.8 1. 6 :13.10.0 :David Cox <assee. of Sam 1. Ox er) : 200 2.1 :20.16 .8 :0 . 1.0 112: :Joseph James Carter ' :Joshua Pinnex 71 7 . 2.0 :o.o . 4 112: 2.0 ' :James £1cK inney :29 . 7 . 6 ;o.5 .9 1/2 235 2.6 :James Taylor est :Wm. Watson ' 9 . 12.6 :o.o . s 1/2 70 2.9 1797 Robt.Tate:Carters :Jacob Castle 200 1. 10 :12 . 6 . 3 0 . 0.11 :David Cox 180 :13 . 10.0 0.0.8 1.6 " 200 2.3 :20.16.3 :0 . 1.0 1/2 :Norris Carter 60 :Geo . Green (from Wm Strong>: 150 :James Mc Kinney 2.0 ? .2.0 :Joshua Pinnex 71 :o .O .ll 112: 1?98 Robt.Tate:Joseph Bavins 1. 6 66 4.19 . 0 :o.o . 4 112: :carters 200 1. 10 :18.6 . e :0.1.4 112: :Jacob Castle 200 :David Cox 2.1 :0.1.6 112: :20 . 16 . 8 :Jos., Norris, Dale, & Chas . Carter :Jos. Cazele (from John Wood) :George Green 150 2.2 16.5 . 0 o. 1.3 :James Mc Kinney :James Taylor est IWm Watson :Joshua Pennex 71 2.0 ? . 2.0 :o.o.s 112: 1799 Will Webb:Abram Crabtree 470 2. 47. 4.7 :Michael Sword 48 1.6 3. 12. . 4 1/2 :John & Geo . Green :Reuben Ratliff 90 11 : 11 : I I I I I I I VIRGINIA APPALACHiAMr~C TES �RUSSELL COUNTY LAND TAX BOOKS 1786-1818 Film It 288 Ree 1 lt37 Filmed 17 September 1984 Read 11 May 1993 Index Searched CARTER BOYD PEN! X cox CASTLE RAMEY HENSLEY SWORD RATLIFF JONES SYCK =================== ====== ======== ============================================ :Ouantity!Rate p/acre:Total Value:Amt . of Tax 1799 Robt.Tate : Carter <2 > ' 200 200 :Jacob Cast le :Dav id Co x :Cazele Jos <from Joe l? Wood ) :James McKinney :Griff in Soward (f rom James Dysart> : : Tay l or est . :Joshua Pinn e x :Wm . Watson 1800 Robt . Tate:John Carter <2 > : Thos. Dickenson 65 2.0 :6 .10.0 : 10 cents 150 1.6 :11 . 5.0 71 2.6 7.2 . 0 " :Joseph Casteel ' " : Robt. McKay est :James McKinney :Grifen Sowa r d :wm . Watson 71 !Joshua Pinnex Jacob <from " 74 Salyer> 200 : Jacob Ca.st le :Thomas Carter :David Cock 145 : Josep Ca.steel 100 ' " :J ames McKinney 71,74 : Joshua Pinnex Soward : Griffen !Taylor est . :wm. Wat son !470 , 170,50 :Abra.ham Crabtree : 50 , 100 ,4 7 " :Jacob 100 :Jos . Cox 35 :Reuben Ratliff 42 !Mica.el Sword <from Murphy> : 96 : carter 2 200 :Jacob Castle !200 ,40,58 !David Cox ' l'l5,100 :Joseph Casteel :71,74 Pinnex :Joshua :Griff in Soward :J ames , l.Jm, & Reuben Jones !Wm. & James Watson I 1801 James :30 cents :40 cents 1000 200 200 40 140 100 0 :J aco b Castle :David Cock ' :18 . 6 . 8 :20 . 16.8) 4.3.q } £10 '" ' I 1.10 2. 1 2. 1 I I to 18 . 6 . 8 1. 10 14.10 . 9 . 3.4 i. 2 2.0 1.6 1.10 5 . 10 . 0 3 . 0.0 18.6 . 8 18 cents: 11 .29 :) . 38 :) i) 20 :) I I . 29 I 1802 Jessee Browning It Robt.Tate 1.6 1.6 1.0 1.10 I .VJRGINrA APPALACHIAN NOTi:S 2.12.6 3.12.0 4.16.0 18 .16.B 4 : )14 :) :0.29 �RUSSELL COUNTY LAND TAX BOOKS 1786-1818 Film ~ 288 Reel ~37 Filmed 17 September 1984 Read 11 May 1993 Index Searched BOYD CARTER PENIX CASTLE RAMEY COX HENS LEY SWORD RATLIFF JONES SYCK ========================================================== === =======:======:= :Ou antity :R a te p/acre : To ta.lValue:Amt . of 1803 :carters :Jacob Castle :David Cox :Joseph Casteel :Jones :Joshua. Pinnix :Griffen Soward fomps to 180? Andrew Heburn :Abraham Crabtree : James Jones :Reuben Ratliff :Michael Sword II ,, II 1809 1810 Wilson Virmill ion 1811 Robt.Fugate 200 : 200,ll0,58 : :1ll5,100 1. 10 Tax 29 c e nts 12 .16 . 8 71 ' 7£1 50 66 35 ll 8 100 95 : James Jones 48' 100 : Michael Sword 50 : Abraham Crabtree 66 :James Jones :48 ,9 5,100 :Michael Sword 50 : A Crabtree :J . Jones :48 ,95 , 100 !Michael Sword :930 , 10 :Thos . Carter est. Casse 11 :James 200 :Jacob Castle l ll 8 :Joseph Ca.steal 37 : Samue 1 " :wm . Cox :71,74 :Joshua Penix 60 :James Raimey 140 :Jacob Raimey (from Sam Alley) :Reuben Ratliff (from: 100 Ephriam Johnston) 54 lJohn Thornberry branch of Copper Creek . 1.6 2 .1 2 . 4 4 cents t.j cent s : ) 14 cents :) :) 26 cents 25 cents 25 cents 1. ll5 29 cents 2. . 1812 John 6. . 8 cents 22 cents 16 cents 5 cents at the mouth of Thompson Creek on Clinch River 30 2.0 3.0.0 5 25.a 1.6 1.17 . 6 : 3 cents :Jacob Sick in Elk Garden from Fleming Burk 25 :Robt. Syke Henry Wood : Dav id Co>< :58,18,50 Clinch River,E . Side big Stony Crk. C. Prices on Becky Spring Branch 145 2 14.10.0 24 :Jos. Ca.steal on Copper Creek 39 2 3 . 18.0 6 :Samuel Ca.steal on Copper Creek :wm. Cox on Clinch R. Cardill* :D aniel Ramy VlRGINlA APPALACHJAN NOTES �RUSSE LL COUNTY LAND TAX BOOKS 1786-1818 Film ~ 288 Reel " 37 Filmed 17 September 198~ read 11 May 1993 Index Searched CARTER BOYD PENIX HENSLEY JONES CASTL E COX SWORD SYCK RAMEY RATLIFF =============================================================================== Quantity RATE p/acre Total Value Amt . of Tax 1812 cont . :J ohn Carter head~aters big Mockerson Creek :Henry Cox Stony Creek :J ones on Clinch ;wm . Jones on Copper Creek : Joshua Pen ix " 71 , 7£1 : James Ra imey " 60 :Ja cob " Clinch River 140 :Reuben Ratliff south side Mockerson Branch 100 :Thomas Carter est in the Rye Cove 930,10 : Jacob Castle 1813 Henry :D avid Cox Wood? :Jos . & Samuel Casteel: :John Carter :Wm . Cox :Jones :Joshua Penex :Jacob & James Raimey: :Reuben Ratliff :John Thornsberry 5£1 a br.of Copper Crk . John Candler*: Michal Sword 150 N. Side of Clinch Mt . : James Taylor lives in Wash . Co . :Jacob Castle 1814 Henry :David Cox Dickenson :Josep Ca steal est :Samuel " :Joshua Penex :Jacob Ramey :James Ramey :Reuben Ratliff on Copper Ridge 12 m. NE 66 John Candler*:James Jones Ky ' lying 13 m. NE :Daniel Ramey m. E ward 22 150 North side Clinch Mt. :Michael Swor-d Crk. Copper of In the fork of Mo lls Run , a No. Br . 1815 Henry : Abner Carty Dickenson :Joshua Penix on Copper Creek 60 :James Ramey 1816 John :Jacob Castle Candle r* : Abner Carty :J ames Ramey 1817 Wilson :Daniel Ramey Browning :Michael Sword Fugate :Jacob Cassell 1818 :Daniel Ramey :Michael Sword w. Browning :Jacob Casse ll I *difficult to determine--Caudill-Candler-Cardill-Candid ???? VJRCrNrA APPALACHIAN NOTES �30 RUSSELL COUNTY COURT ORDERS Interlibrary Loan Microfilm Read 199 1 BOOK ONE p.2 1786 On the motion of the sheriff of this County Robert Craig is approved as deputy s heriff and took the oath of office. 21 January 1786 Page 2 and Charles COX gentleman also produced a commission from his said Excelle ncy bearing the same date appointing him Major of the militia in the county of Russell which several commissions was read and thereupon the said Henry Smith, Andrew Cowan and Charles COX took the oath of office. 9 August Page 13 Wm. Spratt pit vs Amos Alert deft abates due to death of deft. Page 16 Presentment against Charles Kilgore for stealing or concealing and receiving stolen Horses by oath of Jacob Cassels Page 17 Jacob CASSEL qualifies as administrator of estate of Amos Alert, deceased. Christopher Cooper and Benjamin CASTLE acknowledge bond in the penalty of $500. Page 37 5 days service certified for David Cock by Charles Bickley. 1787 Page 46 Herny Smith plt Jester Cocke -- in debt. 1787 Page 47 Jester Cocke against Martha Rodgers plt. Jester Cocke failed to appear. 2 pounds 7 shillings & 6 pence plus 75 pounds tobacco plus 7 /6 costs. Jacob CASSELL def. Samuel Haddox, plt. in debt. Agree to discontinue suit. Page 52 Jacob Cassels proves 2 days witness case oof Thomas Alley and Benj. Fargit 1787 Page 55 Jacob CASSEL, adm.plt. James Bush,def In detinue FULL PAGE "False clamour" 30 lbs. tobacco and 15/ for costs awarded to def. Bush. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �3/ 1787 Page 57 Jacob CASS ELS proves 1 days att e ndance as witness for Zachariah Fugit at the suit of Joseph Jo hnso n. 1787 Paoe6 1 &62 :;, William R.i\ TLIFF & J ohn RATL1FF, def Commonwealth pit. Show cause why they shouldn't be fined for failure to g ive li st of taxable property. Pag e 77 William RA TU FF.Sr.def. Commonwealth pit. Tax case be dismissed from this prosecution on paying 5 shillings each. (Excerpt) 1787 Page 79 William RATLIFF ,Jr. & John RATLIFF et al failed to appear; fined treble tax unless they appear next c ourt and show cause. Page 84 1788 Neither party appeared . Page I 08 Jester Cocke def vs. Henry Smith pit. In debt. 1790 Page 120 James RA TCLTFF summoned by the Commonwealth. 17 February 1789 Page 132 On the motion of Jacob CASSELL administration is granted him on the estate of Joseph CASSELLS deceased and he together with Jonathan Woods and Henry Mahan his securities entered into Bond in the penalty of Fifty pounds wjth condition as the law directs for the due ad ministration of the said decedents Estate. Page 146 Charles Cocke recommended for Lieutenant Colonel. (Additional info on road and military duty found from 1787-1794 in Book 1 - pages 26,60, 72, 124, 151 , 156, 165, 166 and in Book 2 pages 26,27,28,34,40, 55, 58,64,87, 11 6, 124 , 136, 142, 145, 160, 163 .) 1789 Page 161 Reuben RATLIFF,buyer. John Buston & wife Elizabeth - D eed proven & ordered recorded . October 1789 Page 177 Robert Craig granted judgement against Mashand Musick for 3 pounds e leven shillings and cost s. Jacob CASEL ordered to court to settle estate of Joseph CASSEL,dcd. VlRGlNlA APPALACHfAN NOTES �Page 178 On motion of Jacob CASEL and William Huston the said William Husto n is appointed Administrator of the estate of Joseph CASEL, deceased in the ro o m of said Jacob CASEL: ordered and took oath. Christopher Cooper Henry Mahan James Ovelto n Ja mes Davison and Jonathan Wood: any one to be sworn and appraise estate of Joseph CASEL. Page 180 Inventory and appraisement produced and ordered recorded . June 1790 Page 201 Matthew RAMEY summoned for failing to give list of taxables . July 1790 Page 205 Matthew RAMEY case dismissed after paying costs. Page 207 Matthew RAMEY is exempted from paying Poll tax and county levy it appearing to the court that he is infirm. Page 209 James McKENNEY is a jury member Page 210 James RATCLIFF summoned by the Commonwealt h. Page 232 Stuarts administration against BROWNING Judgement for note interest and costs. Page 241 Mcfarlane against RATLIFF Judgement for 1 pound 18 shillings sixpence and costs. November 1791 Page 251 Ordered that David Cocke be overseer of the road from Dortons old fort to the big spring on Copper Creek; Andrew Cowan to give list of tithables. BOOK TWO January 1792 Page 2 Two deeds of Sale of Land from Lawrence Vanhook and Rachel his wife one to John Damron and the other to Zachariah Jones. Page3 William CASLE 12/6 for killing one grown wolf VIRGINlA APPALACHIAN NOTES �April 1 792 Page 7 Robert Saunders & Charles Lynch deeds on land sales to Charles COCKE ordered to be recorded . June 1792 Page 17 Littleton CASS LE and Rebecca his wife one days attendance for plaintiff (McDavid). -Craig against Gray continued. -Charles COX against Stuart - new Summons. Page 20 SWORD, --- Petition and summons by the Commonwealth. Dismissed at defendant's costs. Page 26 Sale to John Bennem recorded (Charles COCKE) September 1792 Page 27 Charles COCKE is appointed guardian of Isaac Mullins. Page 28 Charles COCKE appointed Lt. Col. and took oath 19th May 1792. Page 34 Charles COCKE assignee Plaintiff Stuart defendant Judoement of note plus leoal interest 0 0 and costs. Page 40 Charles COCKE recommended for Colonel. 1793 Page 54 Charles COCKE def. vs Wm. Bradley continued. Page 54 Robert CRAIG vs. Gray dismissed at defendant's costs. Page 55 Charles COX vs Daniel continued. Page 57 COCKE granted judgement for amt of note w/int.& costs. Page 58 Charles COCKE vs Daniel dismissed at deft costs. Robert CRAIG vs Champion Faris dismissed at deft. costs except Yz atty fees. �Page 64 Charles COCKE vs John HATFIELD case continued. 1793 Page 66 Samuel AUXER & wife Salley to D avid COCKE, buyer. Deed ordered recorded . Page 87 Charles COCKE vs George HATFIELD case continued. Continued on pages 116, 124, 136, 142, 145, 160. Page 163 Case dismissed. Page 92 William COCKE granted 12 and 6 for one old wolf. Page 132 David COCKE apptd. surveyor from Dortons to Big Springs. Sept. 1794 Page 183 William WATSON,buyer Walter and Sarah Gray Deed proven and recorded . Page 197 David COCKE to William Kelley, buyer. Deed ordered recorded . 1795 Page 20 I Matthew RAMEY et al Oney Williams pit. dismissed. April 1795 Page 204 Matthew RAMEY pit. vs Prater and others trespass continued for the plaintiff, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff is not an inhabitant of this State, it is ordered that time be given till next June Court for him to g ive security for the costs in prosecuting the said suit. 1795 Page 205 P. SWORD def John Peck (assignee) pit. Petition and summons. According to note plus interest and costs. Page 218 Went to Jury his atty not named. Blair is atty for deft. Found not guilty by Shadrack Monk, Shadrick White, John Boid, A ustin Berry, James Gray, John George, John White, Daniel Davison, Abram Childres, Samuel Auxer, R.jchard Price and John Graham. (Jones dismissed.) 1795 Page 234 Reuben RATLIFF, buyer. David Fannin Deed proven & ordered recorded. 'VIRGINIA APPALACH\AN ?-.:·~. ! ..:..3 �1796 Page 270 Samuel AUXE R to David COCKE, buyer. Deed ordered recorded. 1796 Page 285 Robert CASTEEL - Fails to list tax. Ordered to show cause or pay treble tax. July 1796 Page 297 Jacob CASTLE def. Craig executors plt. Petition and Summons. Judgement is granted the plaintiffs 1-13 -6 w ith legal interest thereon from the 10th day of March 1792 until paid and costs, Sept. 1796 Page 308 John WATSON def. Peter Bays plt. attachment. 1796 Page 3 18 John WATSON, def. Robert Fowler pit . Paid witness for defendant. 11 11 11 11 11 11 In debt. Fighting case. John WATSON ordered to pay 53 cents to John Fugate Sr., Thomas Colley$2.65 (witness fees) 1796 Page 321 William RATLIFF to John Davis, buyer. Deed proven and ordered recorded. 1796 Page 322 Michael SWORD, buyer. Richard & Priscilla PRICE Deed proved and ordered recorded. Page 333 John WATSON, def Robert Fowler plt. In debt. 11 11 " '' " " Continued. Pay Thomas Colley $1.06 witness fee for two days. 1797 Page 343 Robert CASTEEL def Anthony Havilow plt. Petition and Summons 3 pounds. 1797 Page366 Election contested deposition . Francis BROWNING vs John M. Estill. Committee appointed to get Page 371 John WATSON, def Robert Fowler pit. Commission awarded plaintiff to take the deposition of Alexander Buchanan in Wythe County directed to William Davis. Ordered Fowler to pay Thomas Colley $2.65 for 5 days; John Fugit $4.24 8 days witness. June 1797 Page 3 73 James Bush vs Jacob CASTLE - Scire Facias �1797 Page 380 Reverend John WATSON granted license to marry. Securities are Cha rles Bickley and James Dickenson. July 1797 Page 3 83 County Tavern rates to be as follows: Dinner 25¢, Break fast 2 I rt., Lodging with clean sheets 8¢, Stableage overnight with hay or fodde r 17¢, Whiskey by the half pint l 0¢, Rum by the half pint 25¢, Beer or cider by the quart 9¢, Corn or oats by the gallon 9¢ Page 389 John Tate and James Dickenson gentlemen with Jacob CASEL Adm . Ordered to return account to court. Sept. 1797 Page 401 Isaac Moore deceased Thomas Ferguson surety $300.00 Sept. 1797 Page 405 Jacob CASTLE plt. James Bush def authorized to file bill. 1799 Page 413 James CASTEEL,buyer. John and Nancy Wood D eed proven & ordered recorded. John CASTLE and John McClellan witnesses. 1797 Page 415 William Jones paid for one old wolf bounty. 1797 Page 416/417 Robert CASTEEL and Samuel Comet served one day securing Jesse Jones/felony. Richard Wells and Robert CASTEEL secure Hamlett Patterson/felony. 1797 Page 426 Robert CASTEEL def Hugh Manhollon plt. 5 pounds 10 and costs. February 1798 Page 431 James & Mary RAMEY David Hanson, buyer. Two deeds proved and ordered recorded. 1798 Page 486 A deed of Conveyance from Major Dowd to Samuel Andrew LOW was exhibited in Court together with an Authentication of a probat of said Deed before Samuel Bishop, Mayor of the City of New Haven in the State of Connecticut, according to the act of Congress in the case made and proved Whereupon the same is admitted to record. 1798 Page 494 David COCKE,buyer. Alexander & Mourning Dunlap . Deed proved and ordered recorded. VIRGINiA APPALACHIAN NOTES �37 1799 Page 544 Joseph BEVENS to Thomas Easterling, buyer. Deed proved and ordered recorded. 1 799 Page 54 7 Robert CASTEEL pit vs James Beaty def Trespass, dismissed. John McClelland " " 11 11 11 " BOOK THREE July 1799 Page 13 O rdered that James WATSON be Surveyor of the roads from Stanton Creek to Stony Creek and that Samuel Ritchie gent. furnish him a list of Titheables. 1799 P age 14 Jacob CASEL compl't vs James Bush Deft. }-Injunction This cause was this day heard up on the bill and answer and or the arguments of Counsel on both sides. On consideration of the Court they are of opinion that the Complainants Bill be perpetuated & that he recover against the D eft . his costs by him in that behalf expended. 1799 P age 17 Nathan W ATSON def. Charles Bickley et al plt. continued for proof. 1799 Page 24 Commonwealth vs David COCKE presentment dismissed. Page 27 Robert CASTEEL def Jo hn McClelland to pay witness fees. 1799 Page 34 Joseph Davison undertakes for the Deft. in this suit that in case he shall be cast he shall satisfy and pay the condemnation of the court or render his body to prison in execution for the same or that he the said Joseph D avison will do it for him. Joseph Davison who this day ordered himself special bail fo r Nimrod Mcintosh at the suit of Henry CASTLE by Jacob CASTLE, his father surrendered his (the said Nimrod's body) in discharge of his undertaking. November 1799 Page 36 Henry CASTLE by Jacob CASTLE, his father plt.} In case Nlffifod Mcintosh} Joseph Whiteley undertakes for the deft. in this suit that in case he shall be cast he shall satisfy and pay the condemnation of the court or render his body to prison in execution of the same or that he the said Joseph Whitely will do it for him. Page 39 H en ry C ASTLE pay Hug h Monhollen, Zachariah Salliers and James Jackson 53 cents each witness. VlRGlNJA APPALACHIAN NOTEc �38 July 1800 Page 67 Road from Benjamin Fugates to Joseph CASTEELS to James Davidson's. Page 67 Enos BROWNING & Jean his wife to John Gibson,buyer Deed ordered recorded. Page 85 Pay James Jackso~ Job Chapman, Z . Salliers $ 12 . 12 each ( 4 days) Robert Vickers Andrew Harvey 53 cents each . Page 89 Take deposition of James Jackson. 1800 Page 90 James WATSON & wife Frances buy from John Richmond . Deed proven & ordered recorded. October 1800 Page 92 Judgement to Robert CASTEEL for two pounds fourteen shillings and costs from Thomas Mallet & John Smith. Robert CASTEEL to pay Joseph CASTEEL 53 cents 1 day witness for him. October 1800 Page 94 Ordered that Jacob CASTLE sen'r be surveyor of the road in the room of James Jackson and that John Tate gent. give him a list of titheables. 1801 Page 104 Nathan WATSON buys from John Damron. Deed proven ordered recorded. 1801 Page 105 Jacob CASTLE def. John Tate pit. Tithlist approved. March 1801 Page 111 Henry CASTLE vs Nimrod Mcintosh } In case by consent of the parties Commission is awarded the deft. to take the Deposition of Stephen Miller in the County of Floyd in the State of Kentucky directed to any then justices of the said county. Page 114 Henry CASTLE pit. to take the Deposition of Job Chapman. Page 122 Henry CASTLE pit. continued of defis. costs. memorandum The Pit by his counsel ordered to the court a Bill of exception which was signed and ordered to be made part of the record. Henry CASTLE to pay Job Chapman, Andrew Harvey and Zachariah Salliers 53 cents each for attendance as witnesses. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN .NOTES �39 June 180 1 Page 14 I Henry CASTLE by J acob CASTLE Pit. } In case Nimrod Mcintosh def } This day came the parties by their attornies and the Defendant saith that he is not guilty in manner and form as the pit against him hath complained & of this he putteth himse\fupon the country of the plaintiff likewise. Page 144 Henry CASTLE to pay Zachariah Salliers & Andrew Harvey $1.50 each for 3 days. Page 156 In case Henry CASTLE the defendant is surrendered by his bail & thereupon Page 156 George McConnel ag. Jacob SICK } ln case deft. said not guilty --- upon the country etc. Page 157 Peter Mcintosh undertakes for the defendant jn this swt that in case he shall be cast he shall satisfy and pay the condemnation of the court or render his body to prison in execution for the same or that he the said Peter will do it for him. Sept. 180 l Page 162 Henry CASTLE to pay 53 cents each Salliers, Chapman & Harvey 1 day. 1802 Page 179 Michael SWORD,buyer. Alexander & Sarah Murphy. Deed proved & ordered recorded. 1802 Page l 90 James RAMEY,buyer. Charles Kilgore Deed proven & ordered recorded. 1802. Page 201 Wm. ROBINSON def Caleb BROWNING pit.} In case. June 1802 Page 201 & 202 Henry CASTLE by Jacob CASTLE vs Nimrod Mcintosh} - In case Th.is day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came also a Jury to wit: Sam'l. Hendricks, Wm. Brown, John Murphy, James Sargent, Perry Robinson, Henry Campbell, Wm. See, Charles Carrell, Wm. Vickers, David Robinson, Jos. Robinson & Geo _ McConnell who being elected tried & all sworn .the truth to speak upon the.issue joined upon their oath do say that this Deft. is guilty in manner and form, as the plaintiff against him hath declared of the do issue the plruntiff damages by occasion thereof to five DolJars besides his costs. Therefore it is considered by the court that the plaintiff recover against the Deft the damages aforesaid in form afor:esaid. Assessed and his costs by him in this behalf expended & the said Defend't in mercy J.C. Ordered Henry CASTLE pay Salliers 53 cents 1 days witness . .• .. �Page 203 James Best to pay James WATSON 53 cents witness 1 day ag. William f\/loore. Page 203 Wm. ROBINSON def Caleb BROWNIN G plt.} In case. July 1802 Page 211 On the motion of Joseph CASTEEL it is ordered that a w rit of ad qu o d da mo rium be awarded him for the purpose of expanding the place proposed by him fo r erecting a water grist mill directed to the Sheriff of this county commanding him to summo n and appoint twelve fit persons to meet on the land proposed for the abutment o n the 3 rd day of August next & proceed as the law in that case directs. 1802 Page 220 Jacob CASTLE def. vs Commonwealth pit. Fine dismissed . Page 221 Jacob CASTLE member of jury. 1802 Page 221 Joseph BEVINS def. Commonwealth pit . present. cont'd . Page 231 Henry COCKE paid 4 cents bounty - killing 1 old wolf. 1803 Page 245 Joseph BEVINS def vs Commonwealth Present continued. Page 249 Henry COCKE plt. June 1803 Page 255 Joseph BEVINS def present Presentment dismissed . Page 265 Enos BROWNING & wife Jean sell . Deed ordered recorded. 1803 Page 267 Joseph CASTEEL def. James Baity plt. Case dismissed. Page 273 Wm. ROBINSON def. Caleb BROWNING plt.} In case . VIRGINIA APPALAGiilJ\N NJ IL ~'. �41 October 1803 Page 278 William COCKE def vs Henry Hamblin plt.} attachment Jame COCKE Constable having returned that by virtue of this attachment he has executed a sorrel mare the property of the Defendant. Judgement is granted the plaintiff for twenty pounds and the costs b y him in this behalf ex pended. And it is ordered that the property aforesaid be condemned and sold to satisfy the said Judgement and that the surplus -0f the money arising from the sale thereof (if any) after satisfying this Jud't. be returned to the said Defendant or his legal R epresntatives. 1804 Page 288 Joseph CASTEEL dec'd. Will probated . Page 293 John CASTEEL,buyer. Hiram Kilgore Deed proven and ordered recorded. wit: Samuel Strong, Margaret CASTEEL & Samuel CASTEEL. Page 294 Joseph CASTEEL dec'd. Ap point appraisers. 1804 Page 3 02 Robert CASTEEL def Briant Smithson Attach. dis. April 1804 Page 305 Phillip SWORDS to pay Andrew Seabolt $1 .06 2 days witness against.Joseph COX. Joseph COX to pay Edmund BROWNING & Andrew Wallis 2.65 5 days & James Boys 53 cents 1 day witness in P. SWORDS suit. 1804 Page 3 06 James & Frances WATSON, sell to William WATSON Deed proven & ordered recorded. Page 306 James & Frances WATSON, buy from William Crawford Deed proven & ordered recorded. Page 307 James & Frances WATSON, buy from James Ritchie Deed proven & ordered recorded. June 1804 Page 3 10 & 3 14 William COCKE def vs Robt. Mitchell plt. Permission to get deposition of John Carter William COCKE & Nathan Ellington & Henry Hamblin.} In chancery answer filed by Defendant COCKE -general replication & commission awarded VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �1804 Page 317 Michael SWORD,buyer. Isaac Lennard Deed proven & ordered recorded . 1804 Page 319 & 320 Jury finds for defendant. Pit. to pay costs. Ordered Phillip SWORD to pay Andrew Seabolt 3.33 for 1 day & 35 miles each way travell. Joseph COX pay 53 cent s e ach James Boys, Edmund BROWNING & Andrew Wallis. 1804 Page 325 James White for benefit of James Larkey/Laskey/ Sarkey pit vs Joseph Jones Petition & Summons. Judgement granted plt for 4 pounds with legal int. from 1 Sept. 1803 until paid and costs. James Sarkey, ass'ee. of James White vs. James Osborne Judgement granted plt 4 pounds l shilling int from 1 Sept. 1803 until paid and costs. Also Henry Miers 4 pounds 15 shillings 10 pence legal int. from l Sept. 1803 until paid and costs. 1804 Page 325 Samuel CASTEEL and Jemima CASTEEL (being of full age for that purpose) cam e into court and made choice of Margaret CASTEEL for their !:,ruardian who is appointed and thereupon the said Margaret CASTELL with Zachariah Fugate and N athan Ellington her securities-entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penalty of one thousand Dollars conditioned as the Law directs. Page 326 On the motion of Margaret CASTEEL it is ordered that she be approved Guardian for Jenny CASTEEL whereupon she entered into bond with Security according to Law. 1804 Page 338 Jacob CASTLE def Commonwealth pit. Presentment dismissed . 1804 Page 361 CASTEEL --- def. James Beaty pit_ Indict. set aside, decl.filed. 1804 Page 364 Colonel John TATE Officers drafts - 72nd Regiment. February 1805 Page 371 Jacob RAMEY named surveyor road from the ford of the Clinch to the top of Copper Ridge. 1805 Page 379 Edward Jones made Captain, 72nd Reg. 1st Battalion April 1805 Page385 Charles Stewart def. vs John CASTEEL pit. J In case �43 Samuel Strong und ertakes for the defendant in this suit that in case he shall be cast be shall satisfy and pay the condemnation of the Court or render his body to Prison in execution of the same or that he the said Samuel Strong will do it for him. Page 389 William COCKE and Benjamin Pendleton be fined si>..'teen dollars each for failing to attend as witnesses on behalf of the Commonwealth against Alexander Montgomery after having been duly ...:ummonom.:d by the sheriff unless they show sufficient cause for their non attendance at the next quarterly by Court provided they shall be summoned so to do . l 805 Page 406 James RAMEY def. John Montgomery pit. Tith. list approved. June l 805 Page 419 Commonwealth vs Zedekiah CASSELL Indictment filed. 1805 Page 420 Nevil Wayland junior refusing to act as Constable . James COX is appointed constable in his room. Page 420 James & Frances WA TSON,buyers. John Edde Deed proven & ordered recorded. 1805 Page 426 William Keene def Enos BROWNlNG pit. Petition & Summons. Page 427 Nancy & Patty RAMES apprenticed . Page 434 John CASTEEL def Charles Stewart pit.} In case. Stewart pit. ordered to give security for his prosecution. Sept. l 805 Page 442 James RAMEY def Commonwealth pit. Presentment dismissed. 1805 Page 451 James RAMEY,buyer. Charles Kilgore Deed proven & ordered recorded. October l 805 Page 45 7 Robert Smith pay Henry CASTLE 53 cents for l day vs Owen HalL Page 457 James & Frances WATSON, buyers. James Ritchie Deed proven & ordered recorded . VIRGINIA APPALACHfAN NV"iES �1805 Page 458 James RAMEY,buyer. Charles Kilgore Deed proven & ordered recorded . November 1805 Page 463 Zedekiah CASTLE et al def Commonwealth pit. Indictment dismissed . 1805 Page 465 Ordered that Zedekiah CASTLE, William Fugate, Joseph Tate. and Alexander Whiteley be summoned to appear here on the first day of the next quarterly T erm, to ~she w§ cause if any they can why an Information should not be filed against them for a breach of the peace by fighting on the 24th day of May l 805. 1806 Page 479 William WATSON,buyer. John Edde Deed proven & ordered recorded. 1806 Page 487 Jessee BROWNING dec'd. See also pages 514,568,666 . March 1806 Page 491 William Fugate & Zedekiah CASSEL def Commonwealth plt . Breach of peace. Ordered that same be dismissed for want of Security for costs. 1806 Page 493 Alexander Montgomery be allowed 53 cents for one days attendance as a witness for the Commonwealth against Zedekiah CASTLE. Page 500 Margaret CASTEEL def. John CASTEEL et al plt.} In Case McHenry for defendant Writ ofEng:set aside and the defendant by her attorney comes here into court and says she is not guilty in manner and form as the plaintiff against her hath complained and further pleads Justification to which the plaintiff replies generally and puts mrnself upon the Country and the defendant likewise & the trial of the issue is dejered 'till the next court. June 1806 Page 515 An Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Joseph CASTEEL dec'd . was produced in Court & ordered to be Recorded. Page,522 Baity - CASTEEL cont. August 1806 Page 535 See previously typed info . Sept.1806 Page 539 Edward Jones & wife Margaret sell to Larkin Herndon. Deed proven & ordered to be recorded. VlRGlNlA APPALACH\AN l'~OTES �l 806 Page 555 Thomas Davis def John R EA~Y (Assignee) plt. ln debt. September 1806 Page 560 James Baity vs Margaret CASTEEL ordered dismissed. 1806 Page 564 John Flannery et aL buyers. Samuel RANEY Deed proven & ordered recorded. Page 587 James WATSON Recommended Lieutenant 2nd Bat. 72 Regiment of Joseph Carter. March 1807 Page 595 Grand jury - John CASTEEL, Jacob CASTLES, Michael SWORD Page 596 We present William Fields for getting drunk within two months past by the information of Samuel Strong and Joh n CASTEEL two of our own body farmers .Presentments to Zachariah SALLlERS & Rot Whiteley for fightino.::::>> Sain SALLIERS & John Whiteley f-0r fighting & John Whiteley for profane swearing on 8th Jan. 1807 by information of Jacob CASTLE and Jeremiah SALLlERS "two of o ur own body farmers . ~ 1807 Page 596 Israel Keen,buyer. Michael SWORD Deed proven & ordered recorded _ Page 609 Francis BROWNING, jr. fined ten shillings & costs by Grand jury for breaking the Sabbath. June 1807 Page 6 16 John BEVINS rec. for Capt. 2nd Bat. 72 Reg. 1807 Page 624 Thomas BEVINS def. Joseph Whitely, et ux. plt. T.A.B .cont'd. Page 652 Thomas BEVINS def. Joseph Whitely, et ux. plt. T .A .B .cont'd _ Page 653 William COCH, buyer. Reuben Jones & wife Patience D eed proven & ordered recorded. Page 660 Alice CASTLE def Commonwealth pit . Recog. discharged . 1807 Page 661 James & Frances WATSON sellers to George Lee Deed proven & ordered recorded. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN ~~OTES �Page 673 James WATSON Qualified Lieutenant. December 1807 Page 677 Margaret CASTEEL & others def John CASTEEL & others pit. } 1n C hancery Ordered & decreed that a jury be empannelled at the next March courts (be will of testator or not. Page 684 Harry COX surveyor room of Reuben Jones. James Gibson to give list road from Stony Creek to Thomas Carters 1808 Page 692 James & Frances WATSON, buyers. George Lee Deed proven & ordered recorded. Page 698 Henry COCKE survey road _ 1808 Page 701 Michael SWORD,buyer. Michael Dingas Deed proven & ordered recorded. September 1809 Page 740 Margaret CASTEEL vs John CASTEEL et al plt.case cont'd . Virginia State Library and Archives provided the microfilms from which these selections were taken. ================================================== =============~=~==~===== TIP GETTING FAMJLY TO TALK When I decided to get more involved in doing family research, I knew l needed to interview family members. But my family members thought genealogy was a huge waste of time, and that I would find out things I'd rather not know. So my problem was getting them to even talk to me about our ancestors. I got a yellow legal tablet and listed every family name I could trunk of in two columns, one for my dad's side and one for my mom's side (even if all I knew was Aunt Ida). Then I went to my mom I showed her the list and, with great glee, she pointed out the people I had in the wrong columns and gave me a lot of other information that she had previously been unwilling to give. I took the same list to my dad, then to aunts. You would not be lieve the information I harvested in those few days. So, if you are willing to put yourself into a position of being wrong, your elders may jump at the chance to correct you, even if they think genealogy is a "waste of time ." Beverly Henry-Bishop �47 Gustav A dolph Strauss The following is a translat ion and/or verbatim copy oflines and entries made in a bound )ournal by Gustav Adolph Strauss from J 857 to 1894. Over one half of the entries were written in " old Gennan" and the translator u sed the English spe lling of the personal names. After Gustav became proficient in English, he made his entries in English. At that time he also summarized and re-entered many of his earlier German language entries. These later entries do not reflect the personality and attitude of Gustav that is ap parent in the earlier translated entries. The compiler has added a few clarification comments. These additions are in italicized type and enclosed by square [ ] brackets In reading the early entries the reader should keep in mind the following: 1) The world depression of 1858- 1859 was on of the most severe this world has k.110\\rn. 2) Gws\a"1 Cal\\~ tt()\\:\ a fairly wealthy family and he came to this country w ith w hat was then considered a con~\t\era\)\~ sum of money. 3) Ame rica was believed t o be the golden land of opportunity and everyone who went there would be much better off in every manner. D. L . Martindale, compiler. Dedicated to the Memory of Our Fam\\~· Start of thi s Writing Apr\\ 1857 . I begin with the head of thi~ family, the :'riter, myself M y name is Gustav Ado\ph Straus~, born 6 August 182 5. at Noerdlmnen Bavana Germany M y father c arl J aco b S trauss, O\Vller of o_ ' . ' . · a dry goods store, died at Noerdlmgen m t he spnng of 1828 . ~Y. mother Elisabetha Stang, merchants dau g hter, was born at Noerdlingen. She m arrie d agam m the year 1829 a John Leonhard Zapfffro m C lost e r· H e ilsbronn near N u e mbe rg. w ho d ied on Pentecost Sunday 1845 . He left behind six c hildren. Five live in Germany. but one sister Friedrike, born in the year 1830 lives in America and is manied to my brother-in-lavv C arl Hueber. Besides the above mentioned, I have a brother here in An1erica, Friedrich Strauss, w ho was born February 1827 and is married to Catharine Bader also from Noerdlingen. . My wife Rosina Strauss, maiden name Hueber, was bon1 4 O ctober 1831 at Noerdlmgen. Her parents are Christian Richard Hueber, white tanner, and Catharine maiden nnme FriesseL Both are still living and shower us, who are at a distance , with much love and affection. The grandmother of my wife, Mrs. Rosina Eppelein, merchants widow from Noerd1\ngen., diea April 1855. Sh~ !~aves behind the memory of a loving and good mother. I too have a hvmg grandmother in Noerdlingen, Mrs. Elisabetha Stang, age about 86 years; sad to say she has been blind for the last few years. My dear mother has three siblings in Germany. J oha nnas Sta ng, m ercha n t in H eilbro nn o n the Neckar; Amalie Eberstein, mercha nts wife fro m O c hrin gen (Ho henlo h) and Cathe rine 1\11oerz el. widow from Noerdlingen . On my fathers side still lives a brother in Noerdli ngen w it h a strong fam ily , M a the v.; Str a u ss. weaver. b · h My dear wife has a brother living in Noerdlingen a Christian Hueber, red tanner, onl m t e VlRGINlA APPALACHIAN NOTES �4g year 1827. He married in 1855 and his wife's maiden name is Grasser (She is fro m Dinkelsbuehl). As of this date they have a son Paul. She also has an uncle in Noerdlingen, Carl Hueber, merchant, and he too has a son names Paul. These are a nearest relati,·es in Germany. In America (April 1857) As stated before, I have a brother in America. Friedrich Strauss, born 9 February 1827 at Noerdlingen. He lives in Detroit where he is proprietor o f a tavern there. I Tis wife Catherine was born in the year 1830, maiden name Bader, daughter of N icolaus Bader, soapmaker in Noerdlingen. He has a son Charles Strauss, born in St.Clair Michigan in the yea r 1853 . He had another son Nicolaus, born August 1855 and died March 1856 at St.Clair. My brother errugrated to America in the spring of 1850 . Carl Hueber, born May 1826 a brother of my wife ma1-ried my sister Friedrike i_n the year 1853, she was born 1830. As of this date they have a daughter Elissc w ho was born 6 September 1854. Carl emigrated to America in the year 1852 and F1iedrike in the year 1853 . They now own a farm of 120 acres in Town Caseo (Michigan) St.Clair County. My dear wife Rosina and I knew each other for several years in our much loved hometown ofNoerdlingen and we decided (if to our happiness ?! I don't know) to emigrate to America. Upon which we said on the 6 July 1854 our goodbys to our loved ones and embarked the steamer Herman on the 14 of July 1854 Bremerhaven to Southhampton, w here after a three day layover the same departed for New York. We arrived at New York on the 2°t1 of August of the same year. And after a few days rest, we continued our journey to St .Clair in the state ofMichigan, where my bother Fritz and his fami ly as well as my brother-in-law lived in the Town Caseo. On the 12 August 1854 (Sunday) Judge Mjles of St. Clair married us and on 1 September in the same year I joined my brothers business as a partner. We had a grocery and a liquor business and the first half year business was very brisk. On the 7 March 1855 our first child Friedrich Christian was born . In March 1856 I undertook a journey to the west in the states of Illinois and Wisconsin and learned in Rockford, Illinois by Ferdinand Wunsch and Phillip Muenzinger in about three weeks the confectionery trade, American style. End of April 1856 I returned to St. Clair and severed my partnership in my brothers business. The business was not very profitable in the last year since St.Clair lost population and there was no way for the business to support two families. We separated for business reason o nly. On the 9 May I 856we moved to Port Huron, 12 miles above St.Clair, where we found a house for rent. Rent was $200.00 for the year. l started a confectionery and grocery business. Everytrung went fine during the summer and in the fall 1 had to hire a Mr. Joseph Simon, who transported staples and liquor to Lexington. He also bought goods and who in the time span of about 4 to 5 months relieved me of a great sum of money, through bad outstanding loans, lying, ch.eating and of a general bad chru:acter, that I must wonde~ if I will ever recover. Since the first of May 1857 I am rentmg another house for which I pay $300.00 a year My brother Fritz too left St.Clair in August of 1856 and moved to Detroit, where he manages a tavern. Until now ~oddess fortune has not smil ed upon him, it seems we are not to prosper in business or occupation .. �Mondav the 9 Februarv I 85 7 o ur second child Christian Ri c hard was born . We appointed his grandparents Christian Huebcr a nd gra ndmother Hueber as his Godparents. He is well un til now and we hope that he continues to gro' me ntall y as well as physically. Out oldest son Fritz, thank God is well and he brings us much joy. Pon I !uron August 1857 Our little Christian and Fritz are fine and healthy, thank God . Since the 1st of May I have a confectionery in baker Harves place. Business is slow and everything is to expensive and I pay to much for rent . Just hope that 1 and my fanu\)l stay we\\ and that we can try again next year at another place. My brother-in-law sold in Jul y his farm for $2400 .00 cash and joined butcher John Kel\ers company in St .Clair. My sister Rieke has been ill for quite some time. God w illing her health will soon be returned to her. From our dear parents, we received letter a few weeks ago, stating that they were all well . My dear Rosina received from her dear parents $ 10 .00 as a present for having a new baby. Beside that my father-in-law let me know that from time to time he deposits money in the n~o boys name in the bank at Noerdlingcn . \Vhich show·s us, that he is interested and cares about his grandchildren' s future. God bless him . September 1857 Beginning of September we received a letter from Noerdlingen with the sad news, that our Stang grandmother died 24 May and the uncle of m y dear wife Mr. Carl Hueber 9 July 1857 . Peace to their ashes, they will live in our memories. Port Huron, begin of October 185 7 Sad times everywhere, business for the last two months has been slow, that l can hardly take it. And if this was not enough the banks which one thought safest are folding. No business, little money and what little there is, not safe from day to day. No future . LjttJe credit. God willing the winter will pass and I can sell more. So we can leave Port Huron, which we now hate. I have already endured more than any one man can, but I never found my thoughts as sa? and melancholic as I do now. Circu1nstances are the same for me here as they were for me in Gennany. Port Huron, l81 January 1858 Circumstances are much worse. There is no money among the p eople, just much need in the land. We suffer hard as there is no business at all. We already started the new year and may the end of the same b e better than the beginning March 1858 From Noerdlingen we received letter with the news that my uncle John Stang, m~rchant in Heilsbronn by the Neckar died 24 August 1867 and such news brought ~e mu~h pam. Times are not better, we had until now very hard days in our lives, which will be engraved in our memones. VIRGINlA APPAL A"Hllr\h I t ~- 1 J·. .;· ~-.: ~, :..:.0 - rf'"\\..; �May 1858 Still the same old complaints. Nothing moves. Neither business or trade. Seldom here and there a sawmill starts up. It appears as if everything is in a deep sleep and frozen state. Groceries are cheap, but no wages, no money. What will happen? ~ I changed my plans. Gave up my rent in Harve' s place and rented another house from John Miller for two years at $17 5. 00 per year. About the middle of April I took a trip to Bay City and East Saginaw and on my way back I visited Flint and arrived home by way of Detroit. In Flint I wanted to buy someone out (through the help of my brother-in-law Carl at St.Clair), but abandon said plan for which 1 am not sorry, since I would have burdened myself to heavily in debt (for about $500.00 for a year) and with my present circumstances it probably would have been too much for me to handle, especially if I would not have found what I anticipated. I have not the foresight of my memories which I write down to be made public only after my demise perhaps to fall into the hands of my descendants, so they can read for themselves from whom and where they are descendent. What trials and fate their parents lived. What pajn, suffering and sorrow they endured for such a long time. It is as our lives should be a constant and continued source of pain and suffering. To have come with wealth from Germany to this country and to have seen it in less than four years disappear into the winds. We arrived with a strong heart, with sadness and bad feeling to have lost it all we look with fear into the bleak future. What will the future bring us. More suffering and sorrow? Or will she bring us heavenly ointment for our wounds. We hope In the meantime may the dark future bring what it has in store for us, I will not surrender. The Stars, Clouds, Winds He Marks and Lights the Way Should He Not Find the Way Upon Your Foot Will Walk! Even so each stone is nameless, God's house is everywhere, only he won't leave us. G1ve us health for riches and combined with satisfaction and happiness it will make us foraet the worlds .hes. 0 nc -------------------- The most painful feeling for me is, that in spite of my losses I am still beholden to others and I am unable to discharge said obligations. Ob how easy and gladly would I carry my burden to be poor, but to be looked and put in a bad light is more than I can bear. But I must endure it all, the world may judge, but in the end they will see that they were wrong about me. I am forced to do something. On the 1Th of May 1858 I opened my books to my creditors and offered to pay later in installments. I am now awaiting their answer. Whichever they decide, fate will find me prepared and strong. Whatever Happens Along the Way and What Sickens Your Heart the True Love of God Controls the Heavens. Today the 17111 of May 1858 Monday morning, between 11 o'clock and 12 o'clock there was a terrible accident. My dear wife fell backwards through the open cellar door. Oh what an VIRGINIA APPAL!·.CHiAI~ ;~.,~ a •o -~ �l accident. I hunied home, to help, to rescue. And I did not feet thankful to God as I saw her, she was wounded and scared to death. That she would be all right and the worst did not happen. lever will l forget the lamentations of our two boy, Fritz and Christian, standing at the edge of the cellar door, wanting to help their mother. Oh God, how much more, how many more test. It is now February 1859 and I will continue my memories as I promised myself. The summer of 1858 was slow, boring and bad. Business was very slow and unsatisfactory. Autumn was not much better. But I am a little more satisfied with the beginning of winter than the month before. The present winter is a mild o ne, with very little snow which does not stay long. Which in turn makes for little business in the forest . Which will affect next summer and will make for little lu mber business, which in turn will make for slow business in store. The outlook for summer is not good. The last year discovered gold mines in Kansas are according to all reports very profitable and so come spring there will be a great exodus to the goldmine regions (Pikes Peak). From my dear mother-in-law in Gennany sorry to say we have not heard any news for quite some time and we worry a great deal . In March 1859 we left Port Huron, since we were never happy there and no hope we ever wou ld be. Looking back o n our three years in Port Huron, we gained much in knowledge, bitter knowledge, but lost much of our bodily welfare. The rest of our wealth was taken from us for knowing one bad person (Joseph Simon). Through the generosity of my father-in-law Christian Hueber in Noerdlingen, who sent us $400.00 is was made possible for me to try and rebuild our lives. Brought my family to St. Clair in March. Oh, I had in mind to go to Missouri or Kansas or somewhere . But I came only as far as Chicago, where I returned to Michigan and opened a store in Grand Haven on Lake Michigan, where we now live. Until now everything is bearable, but since our arrival here we are besieged with illness. Especially our Christian, he took ill from the beginning, we thought we would lose him . My wife too was ill with the fever, but after three days well again. I took ill with the fever from May until end of October. This is a harsh and unhealthy climate with a sandy and wild terrain and we don ' t like it much. So next year we again will pick up our cane and wander in search for a new homeland . Today is the 22 of October, letters arrived from Germany and all our loved ones there are wel l. Pikes Peak turned out to be a big swindle, even so there is some gold it is not profitable to mine it. In later years Colorado was a success. September 1860 I sold everything in Grand Haven and traveled, mainly to souther and central IJlinois, to settle somewhere. But could not reach my goal and arrived in the central region. But rich on bitter knowledge I went back to Grand Haven. From there I went with my family to Grand Rapids where we lived several months without a store. Till I finally managed to rent a store with living-quarters for $ 150.00 for the year on Monroe Street. I proceeded to stock the store as my stock from previous store through my travels was completely .de~leted. I have seen on my trip through Chicago many fish-skeletons in Lake Miclugan. As well as the steamer "Lady E lgin" on which I booked passage on my trip back to Grand Haven. [He saw a lot of dead fish near Chicago and.from the steamer.} VIRGINlA APPALACHIAN 1~\.. 1.:.S �Grand Rapids Mich. May 1861 Our American circumstances went from bad to worse. The entire year of 1860 was a heated one as it always is before a Presidential election. Especially this year as several of the Sou thern States were unruly. A party was being formed by the Northern States in the last four yea rs named the republican party, which didn't look to favorable at the Southern States, their skirmishes and their stand on slavery. The fighting between the north and south was an ongoi ng thing in newspapers for may years, the Congress and the Senate in Washington. But now circumstances took on a different face and we are now at war, the south against the north. 1t means the southern slave states such as South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, AJabama, T exas, Florida and Mississippi unhappy with the election of the republican President Abraham Lincoln from Springfield, Illinois declared their independence from the United States and built themselves a southern Confederacy with seizing of forts arsenals and property belonging to the United States. The border states such as Virginia, Missouri, Kentucky, North Carolina and Maryland took a neutral stand but one could see they were sympathetic to the south. Which they expressed through their impossible demands on the north. The outgoing President Buchanan who left office 4 March 1861 and his Minister of War Floyd were also sympathetic to the south and have seen to it ghat the incoming President Lincoln who took over the office 4 March '61 started his reign powerless. The same could do nothing in his first weeks in office except listen to advice and in secret make his plans, to take steps to help Ft. Sumpter in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina whjch was occupied by 80 United States Troopers under the command of Major Armstrong and since they were low on provisions the President wanted to send same by several ships. However the south attacked said Fort and prevented the supplies from reaching the Fort. Berina )ow on provisio n the Company of Troopers inside the Fort surrendered. This in.flamed the wa~ and the newly elected President Lincoln asked the loyal states for help to squash the effort of the south to divide our Union; which with division of freedom would be easy to accomplish. In the Spring of l 861 come tog~th~r an ~rmy of over 600,000 men mostly volunteers to fight for our Union. In the be~g things went bad for our sid_e. The south was prepared for a long tim~ and had everything and the best weapons, which they obtained through treachery and thieve~ . Our Secretary of War under Buchanan saw to it systematic that by the start of the rebelhon the south had all the weapons and the north had nothing. Now is this no good ... . Floyd is his name a General for the South and it is only in passing here that he is known for retreatin~. As noted we bad only bad luck, the patriotism of the people, the energy and wisdom of our leaders hindered the rebellion after their first victories and no progress was made. And they were unable to bring the war as they first anticipated to the loyal states and melt them together. The border states ofNorth Carolina, Tennessee and half of Kentucky, half or 2/3 of Wisconsin, ~irgirua except the western part went for the south and declared their indepe.nde.nce ~o~ th~ Umon. Maryland :vanted with aU of her might to secede, but our troops oc~up1ed 1t Just m tune and stopped therr devilish plans. The southerners under cormna_nd of the~r Generals ~e~e~~d, Johnson and their President Jefferson Davis found themselves m t~e spnng of 1861 m Y_rrguua at Richmond marching toward the river Potomac to take over Washington and our Capitol and to besiege the free states. But our Union had there a ready army of about 250,000 against a southern army of about 200,000 men. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _J �Grand Rapids, August 1862 On the 7 th day of June 1862, Sunday morning at 4 o' clock our third child a dear and_ healthy oirl was born we names her Friedrike Amalia Wilhelmine. She is to this day a very qmet and brave child a~d we only wish that she continues to be so and that she grows in body and soul. Our girl is a dear present and brings us much joy. Brother-in-law Carl and sister Rike were blessed in April with an heir, a healthy and good looking boy~ they now have three children, 2 girls Elisa and Cathy born ... ... .. and above boy named Charles. (Cathy died in the year 1863)--[This was added at a later date} Brother Fritz' s fa1nily was honored with a son in April 1862. ln June Fritz moved from Port Huron wi th his family to St.Clair where it goes much better for him. I have since April started a small shop on Canal Street, as I have been \vi.thout one since October 1861 . Yet 1 learned at home how to make cigars. I now have a Cigar and Tobacco business at said place. Times are very hard for everything and everybody. N aturally 1t w on' \ get better unless this fight is settled and the Union restored. Or until same has d\s\)etsed) because now in spite of our huge army (700,000 men strong last spring) nothing has been accomplished and the south is still unconquered. In fact they have the advantage over us. And the goverrunent saw fit t~ pass new Laws to gain 300,000 men of volunteers. A 300,000 men Militia which could be raised throug h conscription. According to law every able bodied man can be drafted; men between the age of 18 and 45 to serve in the war. And so we are not safe that we won't be called upon and tom from our families, to fight to uphold the Union. In August 1862 I gave up my little shop on Canal Street, it would make no sense to keep the same much longer. Since I had no capital and I can not run the business at a profit. I made from August until November 1862 cigars for Schubart and Mason and could provide very well for my family and myself. From November 1862 until middle of December 1863 I managed the store for Schubart. (Mason dissolved the partnership.) Middle of December I left Schubart and I took a trip to St. Clair, where 1 visited our relatives and found them well. After a stay of four days I returned home by way of Detroit and brought tobacco leaves for myself so I could make cigars at home. Middle of February 1864 Fritz Mayer came to me and offered me a partnership. He bought out Friedrich Wellendorf who followed P. A. Schubart . I accepted and invested $300.00. Beginning of the year 1_864 my dear wife' s aunt Weber from Noerdlingen died., from whom she inherited $ 160. 00 Which sum our brother-in-law Christian sent i11 silver to New Y ork, where it was exchanged at the current rate of June 1864, silver being worth 90% more. We received $304.00 in paper money. We invested in June another $250.00 in the business of a total of $550.00. Business has been brisk and according to my calculations I hope to be back on my feet soon. Through the course of the war, the tobacco and cigar business wings were cli~ped. The tobacco prices went higher, wages also escalated for cigar makers and on top of 1t Congres~ imposed an ungodly high tax that this business can be looked upon as ruined. The future w1ll tel] if my fears will come to pass. (My fears for the future of the cigar business were later µroven to be groundless)--[this was entered at a later date). In March of 1863 our dear brother-in-law Carl and sister Rike lost their second girl Cathy, four years of age, which brought them and us much anguish and we are until this day in deep sorrow. VIRGINIA APPALACHfAN NOTES �On the 14th ofMay 1863 on Pentecostal Sunday and on his names day we received a sudden shock and wound. Our dear and good father-in-law and grandfather of Mr. Christian Hueber was called by our Lord suddenly from this earth to the great beyond. Oh what lamentation, what heartache to receive such news. We lost something irreplaceable and our hearts are bereaved and heavy and we can't console ourselves. The thought that it was not in our power to see him once more, to have been apart for so may miles is painful. A stroke suddenly ended the life of our father and we shed many tears. He was the best father with a big heart and a true friend. He will live in our memories. Yes, dear father you meant well, thank you a thousand times for your love. We call to you in your cool resting place, sleep softly till we see you agai~ you dear loved soul. Separation is Our Loss To Meet Again Our Hope In August 1864 I dissolved partnership with Fred Meyers of Grand Rapids. Said partnership promised not to prove very successful for me in future, therefore I thought best to separate. We moved to Detroit where I accepted a situation in the business of I. Rosenfield and Bro ' s. Cigar and Tobacco Factory. Before we left Grand Rapids my wife met ·v..rith an accident, hurting on a bad sidewalk her foot to terrible that she had about 9 months to suffer before she got well again. We moved in August from Detroit to St. Clair, where I opened business of Tobacco, Cigar and Liquors, etc. Brother Fred and family moved in September 1865 to Detroit again. In the year 186_ my brother in law had a son born who they have named Hennan. -------------------On June 11, 1867 we bought house and lot on Trumbell Street of my brother in law Charles Hueber for the amount of $700.00. We commenced a Grocery and Provision Business. Carl Hueber & family have (moved) to Alpena, where he opened butcher business. The first of April 1869 our last child was bo~ a nice and fine boy, our Gustav Charles. We were really happy at this new family increase. -------------------In ... of 18_we bought the property ofMrsHagedone on Trumbull and lots for $500.00 which we have made our home for us and family 6lh St. containing of2 -------------------- On the 5th of March 1870 a fire broke out in our neighbors Carl Lamlein ~ s house which also destroyed our store building, and three more besides it. We build up again from Brick a two story building 20x40 with a good cellar under it, and in September 1870 we opened business there again. In summer, 1870 Emperor Napoleon III of France declared war on Germany, which lasted to 1871 with the defeat of the French nation. After this France declared for Republic. Eliza daughter of my brother in law C. H . and my sister Frederike married in 1870 Mr. Charles 'Golling born in Crenznach, Prussia. His profession is that of a Painter, but since years he opened a Hotel business of which he was. very successful. 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Following their review, all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, on South Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia. �VlRGINIA APPLACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGIN1A GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 24 - No. 4 - Fall 2000 (October, November, December) CONTENTS Lee County, Virginia Books Beaver Dam Baptist Church Lee County. Virginia Selected Deed Index by Carol Milbourn Irish Research Virginia Historical Index Writing and Publishing a Book by Myra-Delia "Deedie' Dent Kagey Cemetery Links Link Cemetery, FJoyd County, Virginia by Mary Frances Conner Williams Book Reviews Jump start Your Research Research Tip Standards for Sound Genealogical Research Standards for Information With Others Guidelines for Publishing Web Pages On The Internet Repositories and Libraries In Genealogical Research Index for Volume 24 120 121 122 124 125 127 128 129 135 136 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 Introductory Note Myra-Delia "Deedie" Dent Kagey is the author of Community at the Crossroads: A Study of the Village ofBonsack of the Roanoke Valley and When Past is Prologue: A History of Roanoke County published in 1988. She is Principal of Bon.sack Grade School - opened in 1999. Long a member of this society, she is also a past president. �P 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 Dear Fellow Members, With this issue of the VAN we complete the issues for 2000. With the help of severa l So c iety members we were able to catch up and finish only a month or so behind schedule . W itho ut their help this never would have happened. I hate to sound like a "broken record" but we need mo re involvement by members. The board of directors can't do it alone . I f yo u could just g ive a little time it would be a great help. We have two offices that are vacant at prese nt, First VicePresident/Program Chairperson and Recording Secretary. Can yo u fill one of these positions? We also are looking for an editor for The VAN. Attendance at the mo nthly meetings is way down. Think how a speaker must feel looking out on an audience of just a fe w people . Coming to the meetings would be a big plus for us. Ok, Ok, I promise not to dwe ll o n this to pic. Please give some thought to what I've said. The Society can't continue without me mber's help. The field trip for this year will take place in April rather then M ay. We have been invited to visit the library at James Madison University. Two of our members met one of the librarians at a workshop and were surprised to learn how extensive their collection is. T he re is a gr eat deal of material related to the Shenandoah Valley that I suspect is under used. A listing of their genealogy related material can be found in the Virgi.illa Room at the Roanoke M a in Public Library. Details about the field trip will be discussed at a future meeting . Happy Hunting, K~ Karen Kappesser, Acting President 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-13 28 Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net 1 ~~/\ T·:~'.::. V!RGIN 1A APPf"\_\ /) l AC M' !l~ . /\ ~l 'll'.'..,/IL.~ I 1 I • �/2-0 L EE COUNTY, VIRGINIA Books lN THE VffiGINIA ROOM Bums, Anni e Walker. I 894. Southwest 1'irgin;a Historical Records, Lee County, Jonesville, Va., edition. Washington ( 1959) ' • Carpenter, Elizabeth M. Lee Co11111y. 1·irginia. Death Register. 1853 - 1877. Clintwood, VA, Mullins Printing, 1986 Carpenter, El izabeth M. Lee Cmm ry, T'i1g i11ia Man-iage Book J. Norton, Va., " Southwest Virginian" ( J 98_J Carpenter, Elizabeth M . Lee Co1111ry . f,'irginia Jvfarriage register 2, 1853 -188-1. Clintwood, VA., Mullins Printing ( 1982?) Cemeteries of J.,ee County, i 'irg inia, J onesville, VA: Lee County Historical & Genealogical Society, 1998 Duckworth, Red a Thornton, Lee C 0 1111ty, VA., Abstracts Deed Book No. 2, 1805 -1812, Signal Mountain, TN. , Mountain Press, 1992? Duckworth, Reda Thornton, Lee County, VA., Abstracts Deed Book No. 3, 1813 - 1820, Signal Mountain, TN.: Moun tain Press, 1992? . I Duckworth, Reda Thornton, Lee County, T'A., Deed Book No 1 1793 - 1804. Signal Mountain, TN.,: Mountain Press, l 991? Kegley, Mary B . So11t/11,11est Vi~·ginia_ Tc:x_ Assessments. 1815: Grayson, Lee, Scott, Russell, Washington, and Wythe Counties, Virg1rua: Kegley Books, J991 United States Census Office. 7in Census, 1850. The Seventh Population Census of the United States for Lee County, Virginia, 1850 : Searcy, Ark.: (Presley Research) 1977. Carpenter, E lizabet h M . The 1930 Census of Lee County, Virginia. Norton, VA. (198_?) Catron, Ada Grace, Lee County Virginia Comt Records. Pennington Gap, VA., 1968-72. ' Lanningh~ Anne Wynn, 1891 , Early Settlers of L ee County, Virginia and adjacellf counties. Greensboro, N.C .; Media, 1977. Vogt, John. Lee County Marriages, 1830 - 1836, VirgirUa Historic Marriage Register, Athens, GA. Iberian Press, 1984 Hamilton, Emory L. . Frontier f-.(xts A long the Clinch, Powell & Holston R;vers. (s.n.: s.l.) 19_ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Ball, Bonnie Sage. Stickleyville: Its Early HistotJi, People, and Schools. Aransas P ass, TX., Biography Press, (1975?) Fleenor, LawrenceJ. The Bear Grass, A Hist01y . Big Stone Gap, YA. ,: L. J. Fleeno r Jr., 199 1 0 Lambert, Dobbie Edward. Grumble: the W E. Jones Brigade <~f I Ro3 - J80-I. Wahiawa, Haw aii: Lambert Enterprises, 1992. CHARTER MEMBERS OF BEAVERDAM BAPTIST CHURCH Chamblissburg, Bedford County, Virginia received into Strawberry Association 1804 John Wright Abraham Huddleston Jesse Burton Alexander St. Clair John Mays Wm. OBrient Joseph Edds x Hugh Frashure Thomas Wright Daniel James. & wife John S. Linke-r Thomas Woodc0Gk George Bean & wife John Drshe & wife David CampbeU x Nancy Lancaster Elizabeth Wheeler Elizabeth Shrewsbury Susanne Mayes Lidia N immo Mary Wood Coch x Ann King x Elizabeth Frasure Elizabeth Jordon Ann West Rury West Elizabeth Wright Jane Williams Agness Pate Lucy Richards0n Margaret Goen Rachel Martin Mary Simon Sarah Mc Dermiel Henry Woodcock " by lettern CoJored Daniel Far.r.ar & wife Katy Research by Edythe King Collins & Hatcher G . King VlRGINIA APPALACHIAN N.OI ES �Selected Deed Index Lee County, Virginia 1793-1886 Fron1 Fan1ily History Center microfilm #0032426 1 ' 1 .' pate Name 9-9-1800 9-14-1802 9-23-1 805 9-27-1808 9-27-1808 5-22-1 8] 0 5-23-1810 10-22-1811 3-24-1812 3-24-1812 6-25-181 1 1-27-1818 3-24-1812 5-19-1820 5-1 9-182 1 5-19-1821 2 -24-1824 4-15-1826 9-1 0-1828 9-10-1 828 4-4-1829 9- 12-183 1 9-15-1831 12-1-1831 9-20-1 832 9-20-1832 11-13-1832 11-1 5-1832 4-11-1 833 2-15-1834 8-20- 1834 9-10-1834 8-18-1835 10-19-1835 2-15-1836 El ijah Pennjngton to Stephen Cruch Edward Pennington from John Anglin & wife William P e nnington from Wm. Sheppard Elijah Pennington & wife to Hugh Marshall Hugh Marchall from El ijah Pennington Wm. Dougherty to Edward Pennington Edward Pennington from Wm. Dougherty Samuel Howard to Edward Pennington Thos. Goff from Edward Pennington Ed w. Pennington from Wm. Dougherty Wm. Pennington to Wm. Sheppard Edw. Pennington from John Russell Wm . Dougherty to Edw. Pennington Edw. Pennington to Thos. Pennington Edw. Pennington from Wm . I. Hughes Isaac Hughs to Edw. Pennington David P ennington from Edw. Pennington John Pennington to John Zion Edw. Pennington to Thos. Pennington Thos. Pennington from Edw. Pennington Edw. Pennington to Jolm Parsons Isaac Crabtree to Elijah Semmington Elijah Pennington from Robt. Wynn Edw. Pennington to Wm. Eldridge Edw. Pennington to Wm. Pennington Wm. Elridge from Edw. Pennington Abraham Crabtree to Thos. Pennington Thos. Pennington from Robt. Wynn Edw. Pennington to Elijah Pennington Wm. Eldridge to Levi Pennington John Pennington from T hos. Flanary Edw. Pennington from Henry Hoover Alexander Hoover to E dw. Pennington Edw. Pennington to Levi Pennington Levi Pennington from Wm. E ldridge VIRGINIA APPALACH!J\~J NOTES L Bk Page 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 174 304 209 111 111 309 389 396 413 411 399 324 411 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 149 346 27 27 76 270 230 373 374 374 400 400 6 431 7 157 76 517 720 l "? j_ 159 4 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 6 7 7 7 466 �10-19-1836 11-15-1836 11-21-1836 3-11-1837 8-31-1837 8-31-1837 8-31-1837 8-31-1837 8-31 -1 837 12-1837 7-1-1838 9-1-1 838 9-1-1838 4-1-1839 10-19-1839 9-1-1840 9-29-1840 9-29-1840 10-3-1840 11-31-1 840 12-15-1840 12-28-1840 1-30-1841 1-30-1841 7-2-1841 12-9-1841 3-10-1842 3-22-1842 3-22-1842 3-22-1842 7-12-1842 9-14-1842 12- 1842 9-2-1843 12-21-1843 1-30-1844 2-9-1844 6-1-1844 9-17-1844 10-18-1 844 10-18-1844 Edw. Pennington to Thos. Pennington Thos. Pennington from Edw. Pennington Edw. Pennington to Tbos. Hall Charles Pennington to Edward Witt Eliz. Boggs to John Pennington Hugh Boggs to John Pennington John Boggs to John Pennington Allen Hooper to John Pennington John Pennington from David Stargill Wm. Eldridge from Edw. Pennington Stephen Parsons from Edw. Pennington Joseph Harris from Edw. Pennington Thos. Pennington to Joseph Harris Tbos. Pennington to Aley Ledford John Pennington from Henry Harken Thos. Pennington from Claibourn Anderson Elijah Pennington from Thos. Pennington Levi Pennington from Thos. Pennington Thos. Hall to Elijah Pennington Elijah Pennington from Tbos. Hall Levi Pennington from Edward Pennington Edward Pennington from Francis Gilly Michall Myers from Edw. Pennington Thos. Pennington to Michall Myers Edward Pennington from Alexander Litton David Pennington from John Preston Edw. Pennington to James Parker Thos. Pennington from Benj. Dickinson Edward Pennington to Thos. Pennington Benjamin Dickinson to Thomas Pennington David Pennington from James Crabtree Jonathan Bishop to John Pennington James Bowen to J. G. Pennington Edward Pennington to David Garrison Drewrey Carter from Edward Pennington Edward Pennington to Michall Myers Edward Pennington to Henry Cress John Pennington from John Deaton Edward Pennington to Nelson P . Harris Thomas Pennington from Edward Pennington Thomas Pennington to John Zion 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 8 8 9 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 158 158 2 11 285 93 93 93 93 93 373 265 I 16 1 16 144 376 387 321 321 317 3 17 322 330 352 352 398 289 447 464 89 464 32 156 225 234 305 352 292 341 382 388 383 VIRGINIA APPALACH!AH NOTES l �HELPFUL ADDRESSES Lee County Historical and Genealog.icaJ Society P. 0. Box 231 Jonesville, VA 24263 Lee County Public Library 406 Joslyn Ave. P ennington Gap. VA 24277 (This is a small library but it has a lot of published and unpublished material pertaining to Lee Co.] The Lee County Court House is located in Jonesville, Virgi nia 24263. This is a friendly and helpful place to research. lRlSH RESEARCH 15 November 2000 Dear Mrs. Fowler, I have just received the latest ·•North Irish Roots" and noticed your question about John Perry's education. When I was over in Dublin earlier this year working in tbe r ecords I called in at Trinity to look up some ancestral connections and saw ••Alumni Dublinienses" - a register of tbc students, graduates, professors and provosts of Trinity C ollege Dublin edited h)' G D Burehaell and T U Sadleir, in an edition published in 1935 by Alexande r Thom and Co of 2 Crow Street, Dublin. H your J P erry was there, you should find bis father's name a nd <Juali~· . In the ci~htccnth ccntur)', Trinity was Ireland's only universit~r. There were, of course, Oxford and Cambridge but no others in England. T heir publisbed central records start rather later - though the individual colleges may well have lists of earlier undergraduates. You would have to know which college, though. Presbyterian ministers had t o be graduates and usuaU~' went to one of the Scottish universities: St. Andrews. Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen wer e, I think. the only ones in ScotJand in the eighteenth century. It is quite like ly that you will find it hard to consult a copy of the Burcbaell and Sadlcir book io the However I found the TCD Regist°D' staff ve ry helpful and, if you write to them nicely - particularly if you send an internatiooaJ postaJ coupon (wbicb sbould be obtainable from any post office)-, I am sure they will look for you. Or you could give them your e-mail address if you have one. Mind you, if you have access t o the Library of Con g r ess in Washington , you may find the book there. us. Mind you, handwriting before this century did tend to be vet')' regular and standardized - among clerks even more t han among g raduates - and ,your J Perry ma)" well not have been a university man. For example, if he was a lawyer and practised in lreland, he will have to ha,·e attended one of the Ions of Court in London and should also fi gure in a work called ''King's Inns Admission Papers 1607 - 1867" edited by E. Keene, Phair and Sadl ei r and published by the Irish Manuscripts Commission in 1982. I hope this will be some hel1l. VIRGINIA APrALACHlAN NOTES �VIRGINIA HISTORICAL INDEX or t he SWEM IND EX, Small libraries probably won't have this; but most large libraries will. D o locate one in your area and take advantage of an excellent aide to research. The abbreviations are on the bottom of each page for easy reference. C = Calendar of Virginia State Papers; covering H = Hening's Statutes; N =Lower Norfolk County Antiqumy; « R = Virginia Historical Register; " « T = Tyler's Quarterly; V = Virginia Magazine of History; W (1) = William and Mmy Quarterly, pt series; W (2) = William andMary Quarterly, 2°d series, <C t( 1652- 1781 1619-1792 1895-1904 ] 848-1853 11 volumes 13 " in " 2 _, « '"> 1919-1929 " to 1930 " to 1919 to 1930 " (( 33 107 27 23 " " " " « " The index is of great importance because all the above Series are indexed in one four volume set. Military, law, locality, battle, every name, and just about any category you can think of is indexed. To illustrate, 8C242 is found in the Calendar of Virginia State Pap ers, vol. 8 page 242 . 13H556, 557 will be inHenings Statutes, vol. 13, pages 556 and 557 . 3R248 is in the Virginia Historical Register, vol. 3, page 248. The William and Mary Quarterly, 3rd series is now printing vol. 57. Ulrich's Periodical Directory for history should be consulted to Locate indices. The Laws of Virginia, 1700-1750, is a supplement to Hening 's Statutes compiled by Waverly K . Winfree. The Statutes At Large of Virginia, a three volume set is a continuation of Hening' s Statutes compiled by Samuel Shepherd. Genealogical Research in Virginia by Eric Grundset, (library director of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution) is in the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, vol 83 number 3, pages 179 - 206. Virginia Room Librarian, Elaine Powers, has suggested this guide written in 1994. Happy Hunting! Note references for Lee County in the following example page from the : Virginia Historical Index, by E . G. Swem Reprinted 1965 by the Virginia Historical Society Published by Peter Smith 1965 VlRGlNIA APPALACt \!AN NOTES �- -- - - - - - - - -- r.'· Lee--Contiruu:d Watkins, 24W( l )52 Whi taker, 24W(l ) 50, 51, 52 William (1739-1795, diploma tist ) 1C409; 1Rl82; 9T l 96; IOT106. 176: IVl74: 4V472: 8Vl6-28: 12\"37, 310: 15V355 ; 19V289; 21Vt98 . 395: 31V84: .34Vl07, 373: .~6V32: 6\V ( l lS. 59; 17W(llll: 19W ( 1) 213; 7W (2 ) 243, 244; 9W(2)130 William Aylett's letter to, 1777, IT 155157; 25V275 Patrick Henrv·s letter to, 1777, 25\1276278 . Thomas Jefferson mentions, 1778. SV 115 letter book of, 26VJOS Jetter to Thomas Adams. 1775, 6V30. 31 letter to Thomas Jefferson, 1779, !C328- 33 1 letters of, 38\f38- 50; ! 9W ( 1) 228. 23 7, 216 ; 8W(2)3, 15 letters to Governor Henry Lee, C>C532, 533, 542-544 own er of Green Spring, 37V292-JOO John Page's letter to, 1777. 19V367-J69 John Paradise's letter to. 1769, 2'!.V27 I quoted, I W( l )lll: ,3W(l)84 . signer, Westmoreland assoc1at1on. 1766. 2Rl 7 State agent in France, JOV287: JW(1)91, 92 • William, 8CI56: t1V l 05; 2 1V·ll7; !W(l)87: 12W(l)l91: 22W(l)l89, 190j 27W(l) 115 . commissioner for sale of public lands. 1784, 1 J H405; 2TI82 of Brunswick county, will, 1761, 22V376: 28Vl62 of Bucks county, Pennsylvania, 1725, 2V433 of Gooch land county, 1800, 9CI 24 of Greenbrier county, 5C537; 6CJ83. 710 of Hawlcins county, Tennessee, 2T357 of James City county. owner of lots 1n Williamsbuq~. 1783 , 11W(l)ll4 tsheriff. 1790, SC 163 1792, 5C448 .. of King and Queen county, qu1trent of, 1704, 32Vl5l o f Lancaster county, 3C342 of Northumberland county, 8C2 13; 8H278: 6V427; 7V79; 8W( 1)93; t 1W(l)130; 12W(l ')264; 15W(1)32 burgess. 3H125; 8T43; 15V439: 31V354; 34V l 60; 35V2 17; 38V7982; 4W(l)l79; 7W(l)l60: 9W(l) l 97-199, 274; 11W(1)206, 207; 23W(l) 187, 200: 24W( l )l09, 113; 25W( 1)257. 258. 260 of Orange county, 28V 153, 256 of R ichmond county, inventory of, 1717 , I 7W(l )183 of Russell county, will of, 35V 195 of Surry coun ty, SV I OI. 452. 454 ol Warwick county, 7T136, 137 ofYorkcounty,5T257: 17VJ09;3 1V7 ! ; 4W(l)38: ! IW(l)37; 14W(1)278; 22W(1)245; 24W(l)47 , 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 215 pay for provisions, Revolutionary War, 34V260 son of John Lee, 6V258 sui t of, 1681, l V41 William, Sir, Lord chief j ustice, 5H559 William A., lSW(t) 188 William Augustus, 8T56 William B., Reverend, JW(1)42 William Bell, 8T55 William Blackstone, 6V256 William Chnrles, 2N40, 47; 3Nl37 I , I • i I . i 1' • ! I •t [ 45 ] -- - -- - - - -- Lee-Continued Willia m Fitzhugh, Captain, C. S. A., 24W(l)236 William H., 24W( 1)5J, 54 William Henry Fitzhugh (1837-1891, Major General, C. S. A.) 5Tl02, 104, 105; 6T35; tOT106, 258; 4V332; 5V349: 22Vx.x.xfr, xxi<:vi: 23Vxliii, :div: 24V:uiii: 38V404: 21W(1)225; 24W(l) 153, 232; 9W(2)98, 99 in Pamunkcy expedition, 1862, 11C2 14221 Willia m Higginson, 7T136, 137; 24W(1 ) 215 William Hill, 2 1V421 William I., i\lajor, 29VJ19 William Ludwell, 20V285; 22V428: 37\'292, 293, 297. ~00: 9W(l)61; 19W ( l ) l42, 21-t; 9W(2 ) 129, IJO letter to Governor James Wood, 1793, 8C-t97 William Presson, 7T136: 24W( l)54 William R .. 9C387 William S .. ST54 William W., 24 W(I )50 \Villiam Warren, 24W ( I )50 William Warren Harrison, 24W(1 )50 William Whit:iker, 2·1W (1) 51, 52 Willie L., 27\fl.32 Willis, !3V4.30; 16V41, 42: 30V69; oW ( l l 213. 214: 24\V ( l)54 vVills . 6T210; 7TlJ7; 2-1W( l ) 216 Winifred . 30\172 Winiired Be:ile. 17Vl95: 22V311; 35V20J; 6W(l 12 IJ Winifred Eustace, 6W(1 )214 Zacharv. 26\'299 Znchary Collins. IOW(2)3 IO, 311 family , 1C263: JCIJ2, 423; IN19; l T269: 2T96. 97; 3T2-6, 218; 4T159, 215; 5T145; 6T l 26, 209: 7TlJ6lJS; 8T2. 11: 9TiJ, 139, 195 196 282. 283; 10T105. 106, 211: I • !Vvi(July '93 ) ; 2V219 . 433, 434· 3V287: 4V215, 359. 472-475: 5V88: .l23: 6V255-260, 399, 41 i; 7V190, 439; 8\!78. 325, 446; lOVJIJ, 314, 390: 11VI05; l4Vllt, 176: ISVJ98, 220; 16V102; !7Vxi: 18V2-!0, 345, 349; 19\T444: 20V448; 2!V283· 2JVxlvii, 212; 24Vxl , 313; 26V203'. 29\1380 : 30V63, 64, 39 1; 32\'59: 3JV352, 356, J58:34V373;J5V322; 36V266; J7V289- 300; J8V 38-50· JW(l)266, 272; 4W(l ).37, 38, 150, 275; 5W(l )208; 6W(I ) l91. 192, 200, 212, 213: 7W(1 )94: 8W(l)l.)6; 9W(l)l97-199; IOW(l)71. 171; 1 I W(1 )20o-209, 249: 13W(L)l6l, 212: 14W(1)69; 15W(l)90: 17W(l)157, 262: 18W ( l)120, 295; 19W(IHJ: 21W ( l)J42, 154; 22W ( l )215; 2JW(l ) 14J, 198, 277; 24W(l l 46- 54, 215. 216; 25W(l)254, 260, 26 1, 267; I W(2)289; 5W(2 ) 168; 6W(2)150; 7W(2 ) 227, 229; 8W(2l.14, 69; 9W ( 2)208; lOW(2 )57, 100, 102, 177,353 arms of, 2V2 19; 4V475: 18V52; 2JVJ13: 34V105: 37V69; 38V42; 1W(1)1 17; 2W( l )2.49 or 250; 3W(l)265: 4W(l)Jl. 101 books of, 4W ( I )31 data concerning, 3JVJ71 - 382 manusc ripts, 8Vviii papers, 35\122- 26 portraits, JVix; 29VJ8 I: 2W( I ) 249 or 250 - Lee-Continued family-Continued seal of, 6V258 tutor of, 6W(1)5 Lee (Leigh) family, JW(1)272 Lee, fort, S ee Fort Lee Lee, Goochland county, 7W(2)2J Kent, England, 26V267 Lee and Maurice, SN 134 Lee at J\ppomattox, and other papers, l 1W(l)216 Lee county, SC242 act forming, 1792, 13H556, 557 attack of Cherokee Indians in, 1794, 7C2, 118 Charles Carter clerk of, 1794, 7C l 77 Carter family, 19W(1)125 Charles Cocke of. 5V87 Cocke family, 6C70i; 5V73; 26W(1)42 Congressional district, 13H331 defense against Indians, 179'2, 6Cl26-128 delegates, 1794, 7C380, 383 1850, 3R2J8 Duff famil\', 36V85 election co.mmissioners. 1800, 9Cl24 elections, 1792, 13HJ35 1802, 9C281 formed from Russell county, l 792, 2V92 Indians in , 1793, 1795, 6C435, 576; 8C241 justices, 1792, 6C 184 1796, 8C396 latitude and longitude taken in, 1816, IOC462 Andrew Lewis in , 1794, 7C82 Martin family, 8V353 memorial of inhabitants of, I 794, 7Cl08, 109 militia, 1792, 13H341 1793,6C394,418,430,487,497,498,529 1794, 7C79, 112, 166 I 796, 8C396 1804, 9C406, 409 1812, 10Cl66 1861, 11C136 1862, l 1C203-205 Munsie family, I W(2) 184 ore in, 6R234 plan forguardin~. by horsemen, I 794, 7C83 Powell's valley, 30V20 1 Randolph family, 6V429; 8W(l)i5 Republican committee in, 1800, 9Ci9, 85 Revolutionarv soldiers of. 22V66 mads in, 9C4.57, 458; 13H544 Rodgers family, 30V202 Scott county formed from , 1814, 2V93 scouts in, 1794-1796, 7C383: 8C250, 385 ShRrp family, 35V193 Simms familv, 2T266 source matenal for World War history in, 29V83 spies in, 1793, 6C318 surveyors of, 1799. 1W{2)5t toll gata in. 9C499 Travis family, 18W(1)144 troops in, Ji94, 7C32. 96, l 14. 210, 357 Wise countv Conned from, 2V426 See also Cumberland gap; Cumberland mountains: Powell's river; Russell county; Scott county: W ise county Lee gallery, 'of Richmond, 25W(l)159, 161, 162 Lee G range, Buckingham, England, 13V406 Lee guar ds, C. S. A., 24W(1)216 Lee hall . Warwick county, Lee famil y, 7TlJ7; 24W(t)52., 53 Westmoreland county, Lee family , l V270: 5Vl97: 6V.ll; l2V162: 22V272 ; 23V361; 33V32: 36V294; 1W(1)197; 8W(l)35; 9W(t)29; 10W(1) 71; 15W(1)20 •Due t o incomplete iniormotion in the te><t. some of the references in this group moy relate to the identified Williom Lee preceding. ! Probably William I..eo (diplomnti~t). )C T .. Tyler'e Quarterly; V =Vi r ginia Mo.go.zioe of History; W(l) = William aod Mary Quarterly, lat series; W(2)= William aod M ary Quarterly, 2d series. f ~ �/:27 WRITING AND PUBLISHING A BOOK I. Getting started A. Purpose and Title B. Strong interest C. Organization (vital); decision- format- chronological with interwoven themes-historical non-fiction II. Research A Begin reading and seeking out all sources of information. READ EVERYTHING! 1. Primary sources a. Records in the courthouse- deeds, marriage bonds, wills, tax records, surveyors records, court o rder books (suits), inventory sales and appraisal books, road books, cha ncery, supervisors' minutes, death records b. Maps -Roanoke and Botetourt County maps- historical society and some books have some renderings c. Town or city minutes; Roanoke Co. Admin. Bldg recordsComprehensive Plan, etc. d. Interviews and reminiscences (recorded) e. Roanoke County school records; Virginia School R eports f Letters, personal files, business records, diaries, historical society files, etc. g. Newspaper ads h. Photos 1. Legal petitions-state archives j . Acts of the Assembly 2. Secondary sources a. Books- genealogy, histories of city and county, ethnic histories b. Newspaper articles (can be primary sources) c. Journals, magazines, and booklets 1) Church directories 2) Church histories 3) Journals from the historical society d. City directories e. Vertical files-Virginia Room, Roanoke City Library 1) "Cigarette Machine" write-up 2) "Wedding Trip" details- 181 6-write-up B. Do all reading, talking to people, and writing letters before doing anything else. Do not write until you have spent time doing a ll the research you can possibly do. It is important to try to put together the whole picture. C. Make an outline-crucial (chronological- chapter) D. Collect pictures, sketches of appropriate items of rele E. vancy VIRGINIA APf ALACHlAN NO i 1:$ _J �III. fV. V. W riting A. Wri te rough draft by chapter B. T ype rough copy C. R e-correct or revise D . T ype a noth e r copy (computer is great for cutting and pasting) E . Ha ve someone else proofread besides you F. Be sure to give credit for information gained from other sources G. Make an appendi x or appendixes (if necessary) H . Bibliography or sources consulted I. Jnde x- a ,b ,c listing (difficult to do before software indexing programs for the computer) Publishing A . Take z e roxe d manuscript to several printers in order to seek the best price (may take froin computer printing)-hard or soft cover, type size, cover design, offset, typesetting, desktop publishing B . Decide on best printer. Double actual printing price for cost to consumer. C. Get pre-subscribers and as much media coverage as possible. D . Distribute to pre-subscribers and then advertise to gain other sales. E. Leave in local bookstores or places of business. Kinds of Proofs A. Gal ley B. Page C. Blue Line CEMETERY LINKS Several years ago, while I was hiking in the mountains of Wythe County, Virginia, I crune across two gravestones that had fallen over and were covered with leaves and branches. I recorded the names and dates (even made chalk images from the stones). Valentine HART Bon1 Sep 3 , 1760 Died Sep 21 , 1859 Mary HART, wife ofVaJentine HART Born Oct 7, 1775 Died Apr 29, 1862 As far as I could tell, there were no other graves in the area. It appears as if the graves were adjacent to an o ld building because there was some indication of a foundation. This was probably their home on the edge of the mountains. If anyone is interested, I will send additional information, as w e ll as the actual stone images. EarlBrook@aol.com Written by Earl Brook, email EarLBrook@aol. com. Previously published by Julia M . Case and Myra Vanderpool Gorm ley, CG, Missing Links, Vol. 5, No. 49, 6 Dec. 2000. Roots Web: http ://www.rootsweb.com/ �/;2 9 LINK CEMETERY Diamond Knob Road near Simpsons, Virginia Floyd County From Simpsons, VA on road 653 Shawsville Pike, turn left on Diamond Knob Road and travel about 1.3 miles. This is a gravel road. The cemetery is in a field abo ut two hundred yards to the left off the road. This is a beautiful and we ll-maintained ce m etery. Information added in parentheses to show relationships. David Link (son ofHenry Link 1790-1864) born Mar. 11, 1818, died Feb. 19, 1900 (m. Adeline Smith; parents of David Wesley Link) Adeline (Smith) Link born Oct. 12, 1822, died Sept. 26, 1883 (wife of David Link, dau. of Jabez Smith & Elizabeth Light) (Jabez son of Humphrey Smith 1760-1845) (Elizabeth dau. of James Light, Sr. of New York) Malinda E. Link born July 31, 1848, died Dec. 19, 1870 (of Typhoid Fever, dau. of David Link & Adeline Smith) C(yrus) Milton Link Born Oct. 29, 1850, Died Nov. 20, 1904 (son of David Link & Adeline Smith; married Susan Winfrey) John Lemons Link Feb. 22, 1852, June 12, 1932 (Middle name may be Lemon, tombstone shows Lemons) (son of David Link & Adeline Smith; m. Sarah Elizabeth Willis) Sarah Elizabeth ("Sallie B" Willis) Link Mar. 10, 1872, Nov. 14, 1939 (dau. of Robert L. Willis & Sarah Catherine Helms) David Wilton Link (single) May &, 1897, Oct. 14, 1980 (son of John Lemon Link & Sarah Elizabeth Willis) W(illiam) H. Link (stone almost unreadable and broken) BomSept.29, 1859, died Feb. 15, 1863 (son of David Link & Adeline Smith) (Above dates verified by David Shank, stone shows different dates) ~lRGINlA APPALACHIAN NOl cS �/30 I D(avid) W(esley) Lillk Mar. 28, J 864. AuC!.. 5, I 943 (son of Dav id Link & Ade line Smith~ m. Lucy Mary Coimer, Dec. 15, 1885) Lucy M(ary Conner) Link May 18. 1867. Mar. 22. 1938 (dau. of Nathan Conner & Elizabeth Light) W(i1liam) Nathan Conner Feb. 2. 183 7. Oct. 9. 191 I (m. Elizabeth Light Dec. 22. I 859) (son of Jacob P. Conner & Addena Fw-row) E lizabeth (Light) Conner N ov. 6. 1841. Sept. 3. 1910 (dau. of John L. Light & Mary "Polly·· Conner) Pearlie M. Conner Daughte r of J(o hn) H(aden) & J(lsabell Link) E . Conner Died Feb. 16. 1885 5 yrs 8 mos 3 days (J carved in stone inst ead of I for Isabell. she a daughter of David Link & Adeline Smith) Ada (Akers), wife of Coy Link (his Is• w ife) b. Sept. 23, 189 l, d. Nov. 5, 1918 (dau. o f BalJard P . Akers & Emma Poff) (Coy bur. In Rest vale Cemetery with 2nd wife. Essie Bell) (Coy was th e son of David Wesley Link & Lucy Conner) William She lto n Link Infant son of A lvin & Minnie (Turner) Link Apr. 29. 194 J, May 6, 194 1 (Alvin. son of Coy Link & Ada Akers) (Minnie T urner Link d . Jw1e 25, 1999 in Roanoke , VA) Vio let L(ink) Forbes January 12, I 916 (dau. of Coy Link; m. Lawrie E. "Jack" Forbes) Lawrie E (ldridge) Forbes " Jack" A ug. 3 1, 19 19, M ay 22, 1988 US Navy WW II VIRGIN!A APPALACHiAN NOTES �13/ Ballard P. Akers Apr. 16, 1861, Sept. 25, 1939 (husband of Emma J. Poff Akers) Emma J(ane Poff) Akers Wife ofB. P. Akers May 7, 1856, June 25, 1929 (dau. of Samuel Poff & Matilda De Weese) Guy Link Apr. 18, 1891, Apr. 5, 1972 (son ofDavid Wesley Link & Lucy Conner; m. Allie Akers) Allie Akers Link Feb.6, 1895,Apr.4, 1975 (dau. ofBallard P. Akers & Emma Poff) Leo Van Link Aug. 10, 1914,Mar.4, 1915 Daughter of Guy & Allie Link Geneva (Fem) Link Beierlein Dec. 21 , 1931, Feb. 11, 1991 (dau. of Guy Link & Allie Akers; m. Harry G. Beierlein, Sr.) Harry G. Beierlein, Sr. Jan. 12, 1919, Oct. 7, 1984 Capt. US Arr Force WW II Dock E. Link Feb. 10, 1894, Feb. 11 , 1933 (of injuries from an automobile accident) (son of David Wesley Link and Lucy Conner, m. Alpha Boone) Alpha (May) Boone Link Wife of Dock Link Oct. 18, 1897, June 20, 1986 (dau. of Charles Emmett Boone and Mary Odessa Aldridge) (Charles E. son of Andrew William Boone & Margaret Clementine Mason) (Mary Odessa dau. of John Taylor A ldridge & Mary Adeline Walters) Wesley E(dward) Link January 6, 1914, Jan. 17, 1914 (twin son of Dock and Alpha Link) VIRGINIA APPAL11CHJAN NOTES �!Y-l Charlie E( verctl) Link Jan. 6. 191 4. Ja n. 18. 1914 (twin son o f Dock and Alp ha Link ) Mary Adeline Link Infant dau. of Dock & Al pha Link Oct. 23, 1917, Nov. 17. 191 7 Hubert Link May 1. 1895 . Oct. 20. 1986 US Army WW I (son of David Wesley Link & Lucy Co1mer: m. Flora Shank, Sept. 14, 1919) Flora J. (Shank) Link Mar. 13, 1901. May 13. 1992 (dau. of John W. Shank & Sarah Dickerson) Infant son of Hubert and Flora Link June 14. 1921 Infant dau. of Hubert and Flora Link Sept. 2, 1926, Sept. 3, 1926 Infant dau. of Nelson L. and Irene (Link) Janney Feb. 16, I 942 (Irene dau. of Hubert Link & Flora Shank) Cola Link Mar. 20, 1897, Mar. 16, l 898 (child of David Wesley Link & Lucy Conner) Henry Link Feb.28, 1903,Nov. 18, 1980 (son of David Wesley Link & Lucy Cormer; m. Mamie Vest) Mamie V(est) Link Apr. 18, 1905, Aug. I 3, 1998 (dau. of Jessie David Vest & Etta Vest) Hem·y Clay Link Sept. 10, 1937, July 16, 1997 US Navy (son of Henry Link & Mamie Yesc m. Shelby Jean A ldridge. July 28. 1956) VJRGiNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/33 Shelby Jean (Aldridge) Link Dec. 7, 1937 (dau. of Harry Aldridge & Iris Fay Poff) Waskey Burrell Link Nov. 1, 1930, Sept. 11, 1931 (son of Henry Link & Mamie Vest) Job Smith Link Aug. 29, 1861, July 7, 1930 (son of David Link & Adeline Smith; m. Liona Jane Conner) Thaddaeus D. Link Sept. 27, 1889, Dec. 22, 1936 (son of Job Smith Link & Liona Jane Conner; m. Nora Phillips) Samuel J(ackson) Light BomNov. 1, 1828, DiedJune22, 1888 (son of Samuel Light & Sarah "Sally"?; m. Salina E. Link) Salina E(lizabetb Link) Light Wife of Samuel J. Light Born June 2, 1841, Died Mar. 6, 191 5 (dau. ofDavid Link & Adeline Smith) Scipio Light June 15, 1864, Jan. 16, 1934 (son of Samuel J. Light & Salina E. Link) Aurora Light Daughter ofS(amuel) J. & Salina E. Light Born Oct. 31, 1866, Died N ov. 28, 1876 William L. Light 6-14-1874, 1-12-1885 Died Age 1OY 6M 280 (of diptheria) (son of John Ballard Light & Rebecca Ann Link, m. 1873 by Andrew W. Boone) (Rebecca dau. of David Link & Adeline Smith) (John Ballard Light son of John L. Light & Mary "Polly" Conner) Fredrick J. Light 4-26-1878,2-24-1885 Died 6Y 9M 280 (son of John Ballard Light & Rebecca Ann Link) VlRGINlA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �l John G. Light 11-29-1884. 1- 18-1885 Died I M 190 (son of Joh n Ba llard U ght & Rebecca Ann Link) \\TjJliam 8. I lunt Son of J(a mcs) A. & M(artha) A(de line) Hunt Born May 28. 1896. Died Sept. 3. 19 I 6 (grandson of Mary F. Link. dau. of David Link & Adeline Smith. Mary F. married James T. Clower in 1871 by Andrew '.;./. Boone) Martha A. (C lower) wife of J( amcs) A. Hunt Born Jul y 2 l. l 873. Died Jan. 26. 1906 (dau. of Mary F. L ink & James T. C lower) (Stone broken, only bits readable : information from David Shank) David D(anie l "Danny") Link May 16, J 944 (m. (2) Laura Hurley) (son of Joe Link & Rhe ba Light) (Joe, son of Dav id Wesley Link & Lucy Conner) Laura D(arle nc Hurley) Link Dec. 25. 1948. June 1 7. 2000 (dau. of Milton Hurley & Everleen Hopkins Angle) Visited cemetery o n September 30, 2000. By Mary Frances Conner Williams (dau. of Oliver Noel Conner & Hazel Boone and granddaughter of Charles E. & Mary Odessa Aldridge Boone) Additional information and corrections by David Shank (son ofTonsa Shank and Evelyn Light, great-grandson of Samuel Jackson Light) A \ 1/J'.1 ,.,,.'/ A '1, \ull\ "' · PPALACH/AN NOTES �/35 BOOK REVIEWS DILLON/DILLION & ALLIED FAMILIES. Vol. I, Vol. II and Vol. Ill by Mae Dillon Moore, acid free paper, Smyth-sewn, 2806 pages. Published Fall 2000, Progress Press_ lnc., Roanoke, Vrrginia. The every name Index for Vol. I is 66 pages 3 columns to a page. Vol. II is 78 pages and Vol. ill is 70 pages of 4 columns to a page. The opening page of this remarkable book provides a clue to what will follow. 1t is a little difficult to read because it is a photographic copy of an 1gth century document, an Indenture dated 21 May 1734 with Ashford Hughes selling 400 acres to William Dillon. Many, many more such copies of original documents follow, along with pictures tombstones, homes and of persons born in the early 1800's. Mrs. Moore always gives the source of data, including family charts. Among the names of al)jed families are Blankenship, Farley, Greer, Pasley, Ross, Belcher, and Plybon. Over 25 years of research is involved in this family history as follows movements to Franklin, Henry and Giles, Virginia counties into West Virginia and other states. This is a limited, one time printing; sold only in sets. $179.99 per set, plus $ 10 .00 Shipping and Handling. Virgirlla and North Carolina enclose sales tax. Order from Mary F. Karnes, 218 Cobblestone Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27516-8738 The Society will place the review copy in the Virginia Room. by gene swartzell OUR FAMILY, Blanton, Fortune and Kidd by N iceta Milner The families covered in this book were long time residents of the Roanoke area. The author also includes the WALKER and WOOD families. The BLANTON s and W ALKERs intermarried extensively. The first section contains two narratives written by BLANTON family members, one dating from 1946. Also included are good quality copies of family photos and photos of family homes. The rest of the book contains modified register format reports for the various families. Each report includes a list of sources and an index. The book is very well documented and easy to use. The print quality is excellent. Ms. Milner's work will be a welcome addition to The Virginia Room at the Roanoke City Library. She can be reached at: 26459 Lorenz, Madison Heights, MI 48071-3755 e-mail: niceta@l23 .net Review by Karen Kappesser VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/30 Ancestry D aily News. Weekly Digest Versio n Broug ht to you by the publishers of "The Source" and ''Ancestry" Magazine . For the week ending 18 November 2000 ~ "JUMPSTART YOUR RESEARCH_" by Juliana Smith l have a confession. I was in a genealogical rut . It happens to all of us at one time or another. When we pull out our files, we just stare blindly at them, wondering where to begin. Sure, we are stilJ collecting clues (we're not dead. just in a rut!). We monitor the lists, saving any messages that may hold a clue as to the whereabouts of our elusive ancestors. We bookmark articles to reference later. When a database is posted for our area of interest, we do some searches and print out the results to be fil ed later (a truly dangerous habit). But where are those great, late-night, head-banging, brickwallshattering, research sessions that get our creative genealogical juices flowing? How do we revive the passion that makes us stay up half the night surrounded by research binders, our noses pressed to a computer screen, buried in the mists of time? Here are some tilings that have helped me dig my way out of some ruts. NARROW YOUR Sl GHTS You'll have much better luck if yo u pull out just one or two related lines, rather than pulling out your entire project, which can easily be overwhelming. By focusing your search, it will be much more clear where to begin. GET OUT, OR PLAN TO GET OUT Get out to a library, courthouse, archive, or cemetery and do some on-site research. Whenever possible, th.is is a sure-fire way to rekindle the fire. Sometimes, though, it is just not immediately possible to get out. As the mother of an almost five~year-old ~aughter who w?rks full-time fro~ home this is a problem 1 often face! In these cases, Just planrung a research tnp can be a huge lift. The t~sks of reviewing your files, forming a detailed game plan, and checking availability of resources can all be done from home, and in the process, you may find things you have previously overlooked. If it is just not possible for you to get away to the repository that contains the records you need, these same steps will prepare you to retain a professionaL volunteer, or organization to follow up for you. CHRONICLE AN ANCESTOR'S LIFE As family historians, our purpose is to research and preserve the history of our families. One way to preserve the stories of_th?se be~or~ us ~s to cre~te a biographical profile of the individuals in our family tree. By chromclmg their lives m narrattve fonn, using the records and information we have found (rem embering to footnote where we got our facts), we can bring them to life, and as VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/37 we write, we may gain new insight into their lives that can further o ur research. This can be done on the computer directly into our files, or maybe on paper in a more relaxed setting--on a porch or sprawled out on some pillows on the floor with your research spread about. These are the life stories that first enticed many of us to pursue our ancestors, and they can easily revive o ur interest. [Look for more on writing your ancestors' biographies in Michael John Neill's article, "Your Ancestor's Biography."] TACKLE A NEW RESOURCE If you feel you've exhausted all of the records you are familiar with, explore some new ones. The Internet has made it incredibly easy to explore new resources from the comfort of your home and to learn whether the information they contain will help your search; you can also learn where these sources are and how to obtain them. A good starting place is the Ancestry.com Library, where you will find more than 2,700 articles from the "Ancestry Daily News,'' "Ancestry" Magazine, "Genealogical Computing," and Ancestry.corn's regular columnists--Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens, Drew Smith, l(jp Sperry, George Morgan, Dick Eastman, and me. The articles can be browsed or searched by keyword for free at: http://www.ancestry.com/library/archive.asp Or visit the site of the agency that created the records or of repositories that may hold them. The main archival repositories for many countries, and the states or provinces within, have posted helpful record guides to the collections they maintain, as do many libraries and organizations. The Internet is bringing millions of resources to our fingertips . We just need to do a little searching. READABOOK Reading about the places where and times when your ancestors li ved is a great way to regain your passion for the past. Curl up with a local history, or skim over historical chronology of the times in which your ancestors lived, keeping your notebook open with names and dates easy to see and a notepad handy, so that when you find something interesting, you can easily see what effect it may have had on your ancestors and make a note of it. By deJyjng into the factors influencing our ancestors' lives, we open ourselves to insight into the decisions they made and envelop ourselves once again in the lives and times that inspire us to search further. REORGANIZE, REFORMAT, AND REVIEW Sometimes the very act of filing, re-filing, or reorganizing what we have been collecting can be a very enlightening experience. What may seem a very mundane or boring task that is much overdue can bring to light treasures that have been buried or that take on new significance in the light of newer discoveries. Whether you are the most organized researcher on the planet or someone who is desperately looking for solutions for an ever-increasing filing problem (guilty here), a little reorganization project with some cheap folders and/or file boxes can send you on a journey down the memory Jane of your research and bring to the surface resources that have been waiting to be rediscovered in your own personal archives. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE5 �13? GET A NEW TO Y Maybe it's time to treat yourself You have been working hard to preserve your family's history, and you deserve a n ew toy . If the budget doesn't currently allow it, it's not too soon to start making your Christmas wish list ! A nev.r genealogical software program or reference book, a subscription to your favo rite Web site, or a shiny new CD might be just the ticket to spur another burst of genealogical ene rgy. Santa would probably love to get a few hints from you. (My list was started sometime in January 2000!) MAKE CONT ACT Contact other fami ly members, and share what you have found. If you present your family saga in an interesting way--written or oral--you may encourage others to do a little digging of their own to make a contribution. Interview or re-interview older family members, prodding their memories with any new informat ion. And last but not least, if you notice your family's eyes glazing over as you present your t heo1ies about Great-Great-Grandma Betty's origins, give them a break and try talking to your pets or yourself (you mjght want to close the blinds before you try this exercise). My pets are a wonderful support system and sounding board. My cats nod sagely as I present my theories or explore new possibilities, and my golden retriever will always wag her tail as I share my newest family tree discove1ies with her, even if it is in the wee hours of the morning. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 Juliana Smith is the editor of the "Ancestry Daily News and author of "The Ancestry Family Historian's Address Book." She has written for '' Ancestry 11 Magazine and "Genealogical Computing." Research Tip ADJUSTING LIGHT AND DARK A stranger sitting next to me at an archive photocopier gave me this tip. If you are attempting to make a photocopy and the microfilm is very light, you are probably inclined to move the copier setting to "darker, " thinking this will improve the quality of your copy. The likely result is that the copy is not any better. The trick is to move the copier setting farther down to "lighter," which actually lightens the background of the microfilm and makes the print appear darker. I tried it. It worked marvelously. I recommend it to others. Joseph Martin VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/39 Standards Fo r Sound Genealogical Resea r ch Remen1bering alw(lys th(lt they tlre L'ng(lgcd in tl quv:-.l fur truth, f.1111ily· history researchers consislen ti y• record the sou rce fo r eC1ch itern info rn1ation th ey (·ulk·c t. + test every h ypo thesis o r theory i1tj8inst c r edible cvid1...·nt..-c, c1 11d r1...'jL C t those that etre not supported by the evidence. • seek o ri gi na I records, o r reproduced i 1nt1ges of the 111 when the re is reasonable assu rance they hc-1ve not been ,1ltered, tis the basis for tJ·wir research conclusions. + use compilations, con1n1unications u n d publi she d \\'urks, ,,·h1...•thl'r pC1perorelec tronic, prin1urily fo r their value ,1s guid1...·s tu k)c.1tin g the orig inlll records. • sta te some thing as a foct only when it is s upp o rte d by con\'in c ing ev id e nce, <lnd ide ntify the evidence when co1nn1unic,1 ti11 g th e fc1ct to o thers. • li1nit with words like " probClbl e" or "poss ible" any stc1te 1ne nt thl!t is based on less than convincing ev idence, and sta te the reaso ns fo r con clu d in g thett it is p robable or possible. + ovoid misle0ding other researchers by eith<:.•r int(;.> ntion.;illy or carelessly distributing or publishing inacc urClte inforrna ti o n. • state carefu lly a n d honestly the res ults o f their ow n reseorch, and acknowledge all use o f other resea rchers' \Vork. + recognize the collegial nature of genealogical n :·Sc<1rch by n1t.1king their work c:\Vo ilo b le to othe rs through publication, o r by pl <1cing co pies in app ro priate libraries or reposi to ri es, and by welco 1n i ng c riti ct1 l co ni ment. • con s id e r wit h o p e n n1inds n e w e vide n ce or th e con1n1e n ts of others on their wo rk and the conclusions they hav e reac h ed. ur 1 <Ql997 by N.1liunt1I GL'1•1.·<llogic,1I Society. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 24, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource Selected Deed Index for Lee County, 1793-1886; Writing and Publishing a Book; Link Cemetery Survey; Standards for Sound Genealogical Research; Standards for Sharing Information with Others. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Vol. 24 - No. 2 - Spring 2000 (April, May, June 2000) CONTENTS President's Message Family of James and Esther Robinson of Early Montgomery County, Virginia by Martha Heubenabb Spotlight on Dickenson County Some Dickenson Cow1ty Marriages, 1889 Some Dickenson County Marriages, 1908 Chataigne's Virginia Gazetteer, Dickenson County? 1884-1885 Chataigne's Virginia Gazetteer, Dickenson County, 1893-1 894 Hill's 1917 Virginia Business Directory, Dickenson County Deed from Philip Smith to the Overseers of the Poor, Montgomery County June Court 181 2 by M ary Ann (Sink) Barnes M y Favorite Forms by Linda Akers Queries Cannaday Family Cemetery, Floyd County 38 39 44 47 50 53 59 64 65 70 71 UPCOMING ISSUES OF THE VAN Smruner 2000 - Wise County will be highlighted. Plus we will have the annual Surname Index which is growing every year. Fall 2000 - Wise County will be the featured county. Editor's Note: This will be the last issue of the VAN that I will edit. I have thoroughly enjoyed working on this publication; however, new job responsibilities and family obligations leave me with very little time to do the kind of publication the members of this organization deserve, as evidenced by the lateness of the last several issues. I apologize for these delays, and hope you will support the people who wi ll be editors in the future. - AMS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �3S Karen Kappesser 514 Scalybark Drive Blue Ridge VA 24064-1328 USA Telephone: (540) 977-0067 E-mail: gkkapp@roanoke.infi.net Dear Fellow Members, THE SOCIETY NEEDS Y O U!!! This call has gone out over the ce t .· . . Well, the Society is in trouble. No, not the financial sort. We are fi n _ui ies in times of tro ubJ e. . . . b your members. Wonder why the VAN. me J·In that reoard w~ need is more part1c1pat1on .e · 11at we 1 programs were about things you're interested in? There is a ded·c t ~ ~te? Wi s h the month ly hard as they can to make things run smoothly. We cannot do it ~la~ _a nd of people working as 1 time+ j ob. This makes it difficult for her to find time to look for · . u. VAN ed itor has a full. material fo . some of our local members spare some trme to help? She needs pe r eac 11 iss ue. Can 1 Room for what items are available on the various counties our soc· ope to check the Virginia • . .u: iety covers A each VAN issue will focus on a diaerent county. Coming up are w· · s you know, counties. Perhaps those of you outside the Roanoke area who h ' dise, Lee Scott and Russell . ' ave one re . counties could tell us about your work . W hat did you find at th .b search in these 1 ' e 1 rary • ti1e cou rthou se? We can use anything that might help fellow researchers. If you 11 a . ve strono t' · about a short article about your ancestors m that county. It doe e ies to the county. how s not have t b (we'll take care of that!). Just make sure to cite your sources ev ·r. , . 0 e long or typed , en J its JU t ''f . says". If we all work together we can get the VAN back on track ~ amily trad ition and keep It that way. Yours truly, as program chairperson can always use suggestions fo . would like to present a program. I never thought I could SL· . d l speakers. Maybe one of you . · th· I b · an up and · public. Howeve r, when the SUb~ect 15 Some lng care a OUt, J1kc fjCnCilJogy [ llOV\ . . ·spea k tn ' Cl seem lo have a problem! If we aJJ pull together, we ~An keep theS · , . . /{arcn Kappesser Acting President OCtCty tl vital parl of our genealogy "toolbox". �39 Fam il y of J am es and Esth er Robin son of Early Montgomery County, Virginia Other surnames: Ar mst rong. Brown. Cr ockett, Draper, Edmundson. Gorrell , Graham, King, Montgomery, Terry, Trigg, Willis, Woods l Many people have trouble tracing a Robertson/Robinson line because the surname is common , and many of the given names are the same. I have studied the family of James and Esther Robinson. who resided in present-day Montgomery Co, VA as early as 1745, when the area lay in Augusta Co. Depositions made in lawsuits concerning their land, spanning almost fifty years, have enabled us to learn ~omething ~bout their fa.m ily . . To my knowledge, the information has not been gathered togeth er in an organized form which might benefit those who are trying to sort out a Robinson/Robertson line . I must say at the outset that I have not examined the court documents personally. with the exception of a copy of an entry in Land Patent Book 24 and the will of Robert King, both mentioned below. I have relied upon the abstracts found in Chronicles of the Scotch -Irish Settlement in Virginia, extracted from the original court records of Augusta County, 1745-1800 by Lyman Chalkley, published in 1912 by Commonwealth Printing Co., and reprinted in 1965 by Genealogical Publishing Co. , Baltimore, MD, hereinafter referred to ''Chalkley." Part of the family story is also told in Kegley's Virginia Frontier by F. B. Kegley, published by The Southwest Virginia Historical Society, Roanoke, VA, 1938, and reprinted in 1993 by Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie, MD, here inafter referred t'? as "Kegley. " The book Annals of Southwest Virginia I 769-1800 by Lewis Preston Summers, copyright 1929, reprinted in 1992 by The Overmountain Press Johnson City, TN was also used as a source and is referred to hereinafter as "Summers." ' Briefly, the story of this family is that in 1743 or 1744 James Rob inson of Lancaster Co, PA sent his eldest son, John, to the .Roanoke, VA ar~a to buy 800 acres of land from George Robinson. John Robinson also obtained ~00 acres. 1~ Augusta Co on the South Fork of Goose Creek by patent from King George 11, paying 40 shillings for the land, 25 Jul 1746 (VA Land Patent Book 24, 1745 -1746, pp. 320-321). The land '¥'.'as to be taken in the name of John Robinson who was then to convey a share to each of his brothers. Some members of the family were in A~gusta Co by 1746. On page 94 of Kegley's work, one finds that Jacob Brown was on the road crew on the North Fork of Roanoke. On the South Branch were "old Mr. Robinson and sons "William and James Bean, and Ephraim Vause. This came from the Augusta County Court of N~vember, 1746. Notice that the land is listed in the Pat ent Book as Goose Creek, but in the County Court Minutes as Ro~noke. The Roanoke River was .also known as Goos.e Creek for some years, causing much confusion for some of us who were trying to trace the Robinsons. The map of the Roanoke area between pages 176 and 177 of the Kegley book shows both names on the stream. (There are streams named Goose Creek in other nearby counties.) The land was later k n own as James Robinson's Big Spri ng tract above Elliston. This places the land very near the present Montgomery Col Roanoke Co line. on 1 4 May 1753 John Robinson , Sr., conveyed 200 acres on South Fork Goose Creek to William Rob inson. The land was part of two tracts patented to John 25 Jul 1746. Corner, Joseph Robinson . Witnesses to the deed were Charles Brookin and John, Thomas, Joseph, and Esther Robinson. . on 7 Aug 1753 John Robinson and Mary conveyed to James Robinson , son and heir of James Robinson, deceased, 150 acres on the South Fork Goose Creek. Witnesses were James Gorrell, William McCrab, Jacob Brown, and Elizabeth Robinson. These two deeds show that there was an elder John Robinson (son of James, deceased) and a you nger John Robinson, who in 1753 was ol.d enough to witness a deed. Further, between 14 May 1 753 and 7 Aug 1 753 John Robinson, Sr .. had married Mary. Lastly, James Robinson.Sr., had died in that ~ime interval .. ~he death of James Robinson , Sr., is confirmed by the appointment of Esther Robinson as administratrix of her deceased husband, James Robinson , 17 Aug 1 753, Augusta Co. we might pause here to establish approximate birthdates for these people. James Robinson, a grandson of James Rob inson, Sr., was 67 years old when he made a deposition in a �4-o 2 lawsuit in 1805. Therefore, he was born ca. 1738. Since Eli zabeth Robinson Montgomery. a party to the lawsuit, was the only child of John Robinson, Sr ., Jame s was a child of one of the younger sons of James and Esther Robinson. If we assum e that his father was 21 years old 1n 1738, James and Esther Robinson had one or more children befor e 171 7 . Using the sa m e reasoning regarding their ages, James and Esther Rob inso n must have been bor n befo r e 1 7 00. . Listed below are the eight known children of James an d Esthe r Robinson with all of th e information discovered about them to date. The names of th e sons were found 1n depos i tions 1n the ~awsuit of Montgomery vs Madison, abstracted in Cha lkl ey. Vol. 2 . pp. 109· l l 0 . and i n Joh n Robinson's 1753 deed to James Robinson (above). One daughte r , An n. w as 1d e n t1 f 1ed 1n h e r deposition in the Augusta Co lawsuit Crockett vs Robertson ( Chalkl ey, Vol. 1. p. 3 6 2 ). S h e and her husband, Jacob Brown, made their depositions in 1768. Th e oth er da u gh t er. Eliza b e th "Bettie" Robinson, was identified by the deposition of her widowe r. J o h n D r a p e r , wh o t estifi ed c a . 1806 that his first wife was a sister of John Robinson and that they m a rri e d in April. 1 754 (Chalkley, Vol. 2, pp. 109-110). Much more about this couple c an b e le arn e d fro m tt1 e book Trans-Allegheny Pioneers by John P. Hale, 2nd Edition, published 1931 by Th e Ka nawh a Vall ey Publishing Co., Charleston, WV. I. John Robinson, the eldest son, was born before 1717. He was call ed "Long John," according to the testimony of William Davis, given in Montgomery vs Madison (Chalkley, Vol. 2, pp. 109-110). He married Mary Robinson, sister of Col. William Robinson and Col. David Robinson, in 1753. Col. William Robinson made the statement about his relationship to Mary Robinson and David Robinson in a deposition in the same court case . The date was 1806, and Col. Robinson was living in Fayette Co, KY. John and Mary Robinson's only child, Elizabeth, was born in 1754. She was only two years old when her father died, and she inherited all the land he held in his name. This was the basis for the lawsuits. John never had deeded to some of his brothers their shares of the land he bought at his father's instruction and which his father had divided among them. Mary Robinson may not have been John's first wife . Hugh Crockett deposed that the Crocketts and the Robinsons were neighbors in Lancaster Co, PA. He came to the Roanoke country in 1749, and the Robinsons were already there. He further stated that his sister married J?hn Robinson. Chalkley has a question mark after that statement, but it is possible that John did marry a Crockett and that there were no surviving children of the marriage. John Robinson was killed in 1756 when Vause's Fort was attacked by French and Indians and burned after some people were killed and others were taken prisoner (Kegley, p. 193). Mary Robinson, John's widow, married James Montgomery in 1760. Her daughter married Alexander Montgomery in 1774. (Chalkley, Vol. 2, pp. 109-110). Deeds recorded in southwest VA showed the r eside nces of Alexander and Elizabeth Montgomery as new counties were formed and as the couple migrated westward to Fayette Co, KY, where they lived in 1806. These deeds are found in the Summ ers book: (p. 553) Alexander Montgomery and Elizabeth his wife to Walter and Joseph Crockett, land on South Fork of Roanoak, 7 Mar 1775, Botetourt Co. (p. 558) Alexander Montgomery and Elizabeth his wife to David Robinson, land on both sides of North Fork of Roanoke, 14 Oct 1 777, Botetourt Co. (p. 1304) Alexander Montgomery and Elizabeth to Abraham McConnell 25 Sep 1794, Washington Co, VA. The will of David Robinson, uncle of Elizabeth Montgomery, was recorded in Fayette Co, KY in 1804. The will of her husband, Alexander Montgomery , was recorded the re in 1814. II. William Robinson received his share of the land purchased by John Rob i nson in a deed dated 14 May 1753 and recorded in Augusta Co Deed Book 5, p. 429. His name was listed among those wounded at Vause's Fort in 1756 (Kegley, p. 232). He married Margaret Gorrell ~e~ore 1765. On 20 Aug of t hat year sh~ '":'as appointed administratrix of his estate with W1ll1am Bowyer, James Robertson, and W1ll1am �3 Christian as bon dsm~n . (Chalkl~y, Vol. 3, p. 91). On 18 Nov 1766 the Augusta County Court acknowledged that W1ll1am Robinson had built a causeway at Vause's Fort and had died. The court ordered that the money owed him be paid to Margaret, his widow. The cause of death was not recorded . By 29 Jun 1 769 Margaret Robinson had married Samuel Woods. At that time Samuel Woods a nd Margaret, his wife, late Margaret Robinson, administratrix of William Robin son, deceased, filed suit against Anthony Bledsoe and Stephen Trigg (Cha lkley.Vol 1, p. 363) . No children of William and Margaret Robinson have been identified. Ill. James Robin son received his share of the land purchased by John Robinson in an Augusta Co deed dated 7 Aug 1753. He probably was the James Robertson signing the bond of Margaret Robinson , administratrix of William Robinson, deceased, in 1765. The Robertson/Robinson surname is often spelled differently in the same document. An entry in the Augusta Parish Vestry Book on 12 Mar 1765 says that William and James Rob inson proce ssioned for David Robinson and Robert McGee. The death of William Robinson prevented further progress (Chalkley, Vol 2 , pp. 450·451). In Aug, 1769 Samuel Woods and wife Margaret, late Margaret Robinson, administratrix of William Robinson, deceased, collected a note from James Robinson (Chalkley, Vol. 1, p. 356). Because several men named James Robinson were in the area, it has not been possible to tra ce this man's family. Sever~l_deeds involving men named James Robinson were recorded in Botetourt Co ca. 1774. In add1t1on, on 11 Nov 1779 the Botetourt County Court certified James Robinson, Sr. to the Register of the Land Office as a Sgt. in Capt. Peter Hogg's Co. of Rangers in 1758 (Summers, p. 297). IV. Samuel Robinson' s story is told in the files of the Augusta County lawsuit Crockett vs Robertson , dated 28 May 1 768. It begins by saying that James Robinson and family moved from PA to the South Br anch of Roanoke, where John Robinson, the eldest son, had bought land at the direction of h is father. Th e father divided the land among his children, and John was to convey title to them. Samuel's land adjoined that of William and James Robinson. The family was broken up by Indians and th e French , and Samuel moved to the south side of the Blue Ridge and be came ve ry poor. In an agreement dated 24 Oct 1767 Samuel Robinson of Cumberland Co, PA sold his land in Augusta Co to Samuel Crockett. Unfortunately, John Robinson had not deeded the property to his brother Samuel before his death. Elizabeth Robinson, the minor child of John , was the legal owner of the property. Crockett asked for a deed to the property (Chalkley, Vol. 1, p . 362). Cumberland Co, PA was formed from Lan caster Co in 1750. v. Thomas Robinson witnessed t he 14 May 1753 deed in which his brother John conveyed land to Wi ll iam Robinson (Augusta Co Deed Book 5, p. 429). Thomas Robinson was listed among the people who were wounded in the attack on Vause's Fort in 1756 (Kegley, p. 232). In the Augu sta Chancery Court case John Madison vs Robinson a writ dated 26 Mar 1767 tells once again the story of the purchase and divison of the Rob inson land. Thomas Robinson did not have title to h is land, but he sold his right to it to Samuel Crockett, who then sold it to John M adison (Chalkley,Vol. 1, pp. 366-367). In the case of Montgomery vs Madison we learned that t h e fate of t h e Th omas Rob inson land, which in 18 05 lay in Montgomery Co, VA, still had not been decided. A deposition in the case said th at Thomas Robinson lost his life at the Big Defeated Camps on the other side of Cumberland Mounta in. All of his family were eith er killed or taken prisoner (Chal k ley, Vol. 2 , pp. 109-110). VI. Joseph Robinson witnessed the 12 May 1753 deed in which his brother John conveyed lan d to William Robinson, and William's land adjoined that of Joseph. The name Joseph Robinson appears in Augusta Co, VA records during the period 1748-1771 , but no records have been found to allow us to determine if all of th e record s refer to the same man. l Virginia AppsJ.e.oh1a.n Notaa �4 In an Augusta Co deed dated 13 May 1767 Joseph Robinso n sold t o Edward Springe r 1 90 acres of land patented to him 20 Sep 1748 on the waters of Rone O ak. adjoi n ing land forme r ly George Robinson's on Buffalo Creek (Chalkley, Vol. 3 , P 451 ). In _l 763 George Robinson· s wi II was proved by William Preston, William Graham, and Joseph Robinso n , a nd J oseph Rob i nson a nd Will iam Graham were bondsmen for the executors. The names o f George Rob inson ' s ch il d r e n , found in the will, were James, Samuel, George, William , Sarah. Catheri ne . P r 1sc1l la.and Ma r t h a. A Joseph Robinson had married Elizabeth, a daughter of William Graha m. b y 1 7 65 , wh e n Graham sold him land on Buffalo Creek (Chalkley, Vol. 3 , pp. 418-419). He sold him a dd1t1o na l land in 1767 (Kegley, pp. 516-517). Joseph Robinson resided in Botetourt Co, wh e r e G r a ham 's will was probated in 1786. The will names "Elizabeth , wife of Joseph Robinson " (Early M a rriages andWillsofBotetourtCounty, Virginia by Anne Lowry Worrell, 1975). In 1792 Priscilla Robin son, daughter of Joseph Robinson , married Alexander Armstrong . Bondsman was Jose ph Rob in s on , Jr. Witnesses were Francis Graham, George McDonald, and E.dward Robinson (Bo t e tou rt County Marriages, 1770-1853, by Jolln Vogt and T. William Keithley.Jr., 1987). \n Montgomery Co, VA in Aug, 1780 a Joseph Robinson pledged his estate for hi s son-in-law Robert King, who had been accused of treason (Dr aper Mss., Preston Papers 5QQ, p . 77). King later moved to Washington Co, VA, where his will was written in 1819. However, the will was probated in 1828 in Montgomery Co, VA, where he still owned land. The will named children Robert, Joseph, Margaret, Elizabeth, James, and Agnes. Joseph Draper was administrator. The following King marriages occurred in_the Botetoui:: Co area during the period 1799-1807: Peggy King to Henry Edmundson, Joseph King to Catherine Lewis, and Eli ssa King t o John T. Trigg (Kegley, pp. 594-601). In Botetourt Co 11 Sept 1783 a Joseph Robin_s o~ w~s exempted from paying parish and county levies in the future on account of his age and inf1rm1ty (Summers , pp . 381 -382). VII. Ann Robinson married Jacob Brown before 17 Feb 1 768, when both of them made depositions in the Augusta Co case Crockett vs Robertson. Ann stated that she was a dau?hter of James Robinson and verified the familiar story of the purchase of land by John Robinson at his father's direction. Jacob Brown, her husband, also verified the facts (Cha lkl ey, Vol. 1, p. 362). . On 12 Apr 1774 the Botetourt County Court ordered that John Robinson , Samuel Willson , and David Robinson view the way for a road from Jacob Brown's old place down the North Fork to Isaac Taylor's (Summers, p. 218). Nothing is known about descendants of Jacob and Ann Robinson Brown. An Esther Brown married John Terry in Botetourt Co in 1781, and an Ester Brown married John Willis 3 Jan 1793 in Montgomery Co, VA, but it is not known if they are members of this family. VIII . Elizabeth ''Bettie" Robinson was born in 1732. She married John Draper in April, 1754, and she died in 1774. The story of the Drapers is told very well in the book Trans-Allegheny Pioneers by John Hale, mentioned earli er in this article. John and Bettie Robinson Draper lived at Draper' s Meadows, near his sister Mary and her husband, William Ingles. On 8 Jul 1755 Shawnee Indians attacked the settlement, killing several people, including the child of Bettie Draper. Bettie and her sister-in-law, Mary Ingles, were taken prisoner. Over the years John Draper made several trips to try to find and ransom her without success. Finally, in 1761 he attended a meeting about a treaty between the wh_ites and Indians and met the old chief in whose family Bettie was living. He negotiated and paid a heavy ransom to win her release. They returned to Draper's Meadows, where they remained until 1765, when they exchanged their land for land near the present dividing line between Pulaski and Wythe Counties, VA. John Draper called this settlement Draper's Valley. The Drapers had seven children after her return from captivity. The four sons were George, James, John, and Silas. The names of the three daughters were not remembered. Bettie Draper died in 1774, and John Draper marri ed a widow. Jane Crockett. They had two daughters. John Draper died 18 Apr 1824 at the age of 94. V1rg1:11a .Apps.lachia.n Notes �r 5 The names of only two grandchildren of James and Esther Robinson are known. Elizabeth Robinson Montgomery's story is well documented because of the lawsuits over the land she inherited from h er father , John Robinson. James Robinson, a grandson of the original James, wa s born ca. 1738. In the Augusta Co lawsuit Montgomery vs Madison he stated that prior to 1757 he lived in Augusta Co about 107 miles from the land in con trove rsy. (The land was in Montgomery Co in 1805.) He moved to the Roanoke country in 1762 or 1763 (Chalkley, Vol. 2 , pp. 109-110). His father has not been identified. and we do not know if he was living in his father 's household in 1757. He would have been 19 years old then and may have struck out on his own. He could be the James Robinson who served in Capt. Peter Hogg's Co. of Rangers in 1758. The name Esther/Easter/ Hester is uncommon. It appears in the Crockett family and in this Robinson family , who were neighbor s in Lancaster Co, PA ca. 1740. Those who find an Esther Robi nson, Esther Draper . or Esther Brown among their ancestors might suspect a connection t o t h e family of James and Esther Robinson. The author of this article is a descendant of an Easter/Hester Robertson , born ca. 1765. She married Charles Blair ca. 1790, possibly in Sullivan Co, TN. The couple resided in Russell and Lee Co, VA before settling in what is now Letcher Co, KY. Th ey were members of the Oven Fork Baptist Church there . The siblings of Easter Robertson Blair have been proved, but those of us trying to t r ace her parents have had little success. The family of James and Esther Robinson was studied to see if a connection to our Robertsons could be found. Martha Heinemann 705 N. Belvedere Blvd. Memphis, TN 38107-5029 8 April 2000 Ms. Ann Sylvest, Editor Virginia Appalach ian Notes P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke , VA 24026-2485 Dear Ms. Sylvest: 1 read with in t erest your comments in the current issue of VAN regarding the number of quer ies submitted f or publication now vs five years ago. I believe that the suggestion about the effect of the Internet is a big factor. However, I am the type of family historian you described as having a lot of kno~ledge and resources. but not on the www. This is a conscious choice on my part. A cousin placed some queries for the two of us on several sites and al l we got were questions from people who were sending misinformation everywhere, and I received from someone a big print-out which included some of my own research . It had been placed in a GEDCOM file without permission, and unwarranted conclusions had been drawn from the information. 1 suggest that you place your par agraph regarding queries on the websites of the counties cover ed by VAN and include the rul es for publication of queries which appear on the inside ba ck cover of VAN. I no longer respond to anyone who will not write me an actual "snail mail" letter. A person who takes ti me to compose a letter is more likely to be a serious fami ly historian instead of an information trader. Sincerely, / /II//~~~ Martha Heinemann VirgtnJ& Appalachia.ii No~ �SO!<'.E DICKENSON COUNTY, VA , MARRIAGES - 1 889 r e £YiS ter These 1lla.Iriages are type a. ·f rom a zerox c Opy of 2 pages from the 1na.rri.::t1·(: v o book. Copy contributed by Belva Counts. No -page number is shown on the copies . The headings of the column::; are a::. .fol lows J (1) Lines numbered. Tu..te & Place of Marriage : (J) rate ; Colurnn-Toi-m or County not shown as all are Dickenson Co , Va. Full name of the p arti es : ( J) llusba.nd ( 4) ;.;if e. Age and Condition bef.o re Marriage s (.5) Husba nd (6) Wife (only years sho wn :for bo t h ); Single as S , Widowed as W for (7) Husband ( 8 ) Wife . Places o.f their L lrth (9) Husband (10) Wife, On the right hand page of the b ook are the followin g colu11ms . Places of their residence (11) Husband (12) Wife . Names of their parents (13) Husband (14) Wife . Occupation of Husband : No occupation wi l l be l isted except one who is a teacher all other males are farme rs . (15) name of p erson per.forming marriage ceremony . The last column Remarks is blank . 8. 10. .59. ll. 12. lJ . 14. Feb 7 = John B Tumer = Rachel H§:Y = 20y = 2ly = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Dickenson Co = Dlckenson Co = Jas R & S Turner = Abraham &*E Hay = Lewis Edwards, (*or C) Feb 18 = James R Reed = Nancy J Mullins = 21 = 19 = s = s = S cott Co , Va = Pike Co , KY== Dickenson Co = Dickenson Co = A & S Reed = Jas W & P Mullins = J C Swindal . Feb 21 = Noah Kiser = Eli zabeth Turner(?) 21 = 18 s = s = Russ ell Co, Va = Buchanan Co, Va= Russell Co , Va , =Dickenson Co , Va =*Joshus J(?) Kiser= Charles & E Turner(?) = Wilson V Self. (*or Jas per J Kiser ) Feb 28 = George Kiser = (?)Harriet V Keith(?) = 19 = 20 = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va = Russell Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickens on Co , Va = E M( ?) & Jane Kiser =Hiram & Bet.§.ieKeith = Jos Kiser ,S.r(?) (written between line 10 & 11) March 7 = Richard Deel = Martha L Newbury = 18 = 17 = Buchanan Co , Va = ditto (see line 10 & 59) = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickens on Co , Va = Noah & E Deel/Dell = Sporul/Sporeel T & P Newbury Wm B Sutherland = both single March 14 = Weldon W Carico = Mary E Phillips = 4J = 20 = w = s = Russ ell Co, Va ::: Russell Co , Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Alex . & M Carico = Henry P(?) & C Phillips = RA Holbrook E M Marshall = Nancy V Hannon 22 = 24 s = s = Scott Co , Va = Russell Co , Va Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va R W & M J Marshal l = J W & E Harmon = C L Stradley = date March 14 March 22 = Wm J Wright ::::: Oxe.§.( ?) Sowards = 21 = 21 = s = s = Wise Co, Va Pike Co' Ky = Wise Co, Va Wise Co , Va Serilda Wright = H and A Sowards = Columbus Phillips March 27 J F McCoy = Nancy C Grizzle 28 = 21 = s = s = Wis e Co , Va = Russel Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = JL & SJ McCoy = JH & M Grizzle James W Smith March 28 = Geo w Branham = Irena L Sykes = 22 = 17 = s = s = Pike Co Ky = Pike Co, Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Ruben & H Branham = Noah & S Sykes = Elias J Rose April 1 = James Hall =*Arvaliese( ?) M~ore 22 = 17 = s = s = Pike Co , Ky = Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co , Ky = Pike Co , Ky = Flem & Hall = SK & T Moore = LM Vanover (or Aroalise* Moore) April 2 = Wm J Compton Naoma Oquin 25 19 = s = s = Buchanan Co, .Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Dickenson Co Va Dickenson Co , Va = Jerrymiah & M Compton = AJ & L O:iuin = Wm B Sutherla~d A~ril 13 = Marcus A Rogers = Emily G Flernning = 21 15 = s = s = ------- -- = Wise Co, Va = Wise Co, Va ::: Dickenson Co , Va = JD & A Rogers :;== RJ & M Flemming JC Swindal April 17 = RG Harmon Sarah Potter 45 = 2J = w = divorced = Wythe Co, Va = Pike Co, Ky = Litcher Co, Ky Li tcher Co, Ky = Wilson & P Harmon = Polley Potter( ?) = Caleb Haynes = = = = = = = = = = 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. = = = = = = = = = = = = = Vtr~ Appc.la.ct.1..1an NoteB - ... �Dickenson Co, Va 21. 1 22 . 2J . 24. 2_5 . 26 . 27 . 28 . 29 . JO, Jl . J2 . 33 . J4. 35. J6 . J? . JS . 39. April 18 = Osman Farmer = Minnie Sykes = 23 = 18 = s = s = Wise Co , Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Jas & Polly Farmer = VB & Polly Sykes = AD Rakes April 21 = James Swindal = Sallie Stanley = J6 = 25 = w = w = Ash Co, NC = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va= JW & Polly Swindal = Jas or Jos & R Star.ley = J C Swindal f'<lay lJ = Andrew J Bartley = Martha Newbury = 22 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Susan Bartley = SP & J Newbury = AD Rakes May 17 = Nelson J Dickenson = Emily A Kilgore = 47 = 37 =w = s = Russell Co Va = Wise Co , Va = Russell Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Jas & Dickenson = Wm & M Kil gore = Hiram H Kilgore May 24 = Thos V Maynard = Annie(?) Lesley = 23= 21 = s = s = Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co, Ky = JD & N Maynard SV & H Leslie = Columbus Phipps June 6 = Bengamin*Rousey( ?) = Sarah C Salyer = J9 = 18 = w = s -= Scott Co, Va = Russell Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va Dickenson Co , Va = Wm & N Rousey(?) = Chas & N Salyer = Lewis Edwards (*or Ramey) June 6 = Feilding C Rakes = Sarah Mullins = 24 = 17 = s s = Carrell Co, Va = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va =AD & L Rakes = Sol C & A Mullin s = AD Rakes June 17 = John @ker = Frances Vanover = 18 = 17 = s = s = Pike Co, Ky = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Samuel & J Baker = "John R" J Vanover = Caleb Haynes June 9 = Drewry Puckett = laura A Gray = 19 = 19 = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va = Pike Co , Ky = Dickenson Co , ~ Dickenson Co , Va = David & Mary J Packett = Pricy Justice = Jos Kiser June 27 = E J Rasnick = Malvina Powers = 23 = 21 = s = s = Russell Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Bone & Margaret Rasnick = Chas & N Powers = Wm B Sutherland June 29 = W G Ross = Nannie B Begley = 21 = 19 = s = s = Washington Co, Va = (blank) = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va JH & Catharine Ross = (blank) = teacher = J C Swindal July 4 :::: S A Ball = Nancy Jane Stanley = 21 = 20 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = JH & MJ Ball = JW & SC Stanley = Wm R Reedy July 11 = FMC Fleming = Cordelia Cook = 20 13 s s Buchanan Co, Va = Floyd co , Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = RJ & P Fleming = Sol & c cook = JC Swindal July 25 = John Arington = Canzady( ?) Owens = 18 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Buchanan Co , Va = JF & ~~ Arington = J & p Owens = John H Duty July 26 = SS Viers = RIB Sykes = 22 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Floyd Co Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va J & L Viers =Noah & SJ Viers (sic) = E J Rose . July JO ~ CN Mullins = CA Hibbitts = 20 = 18 = s = s = Wise Co, Va Wise Co Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = AJ & H Mullins = Rich. & BA Hibbitts = C Phipps Aug 7 = TC Singleton = SC Puckett = 24 = 18 = s = s =Washington Co, Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Jas & E Singleton = D & MJ Puckett = AD Rakes Aug 8 JR Stanley = Susie Ramsey = 16 16 s s Wise Co, Va Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = L & NJ Stanley = R & u Ramsey= WR Reedy Aug 8 = Samuel Fleming = Minerva Fleming = 20 = 16 = s = s = Wise co, Va = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Jas & E Fleming = J & H Fleming = E J Rose = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = V1.r'1fils Appa.J.achian Notes l 1 = �Dickenson Co, Va = JF Richardson = ME Salyer = 23 = 19 = Wise Co , Va = Scott Co , Va = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = H & P Richardson = JW & Bettie Salyer = E P Dingus = both single 42. Aug 22 = W W Owens = R Sutherland = 18 = 16*~ Buchanan Co , Va - Buchanan Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va A & P Owens = E & ME Sutherland = J H Tu.ty = * s =. s 41. Aug '22 = DW Yates(?) = Ollie B Stanely = 18 = 20 = s = s = Buch.a.nan Co , Va = Wise Co, Va= Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = J & PA Yates = WE & A Stanley = WR Reedy 43, Aug 22 = Palestine Hill = Nancy Wood = 22 18 s s = Buchanan Co , Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = J & llancy Hi l l = GN & E Wood Lewis Edwards 44. Aug 29 = Sam. P Self = Lizzy McGhee 26 18 = s = s = Rus s ell Co , Va = Russell Co, Va Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Thos & E Self = Wm & J McGhee = Lewis Edwards 45, Sept 2 = Rich Hibbitts = Dicy J Mullins = 44 = 18 = w = s = Rus sel l Co , Va = Pike Co, Ky= Dickenson Co, Va= Dickenson Co , Va= C & A Hibbitts = AJ & H Mullins = Columbus Phipps 46. Sept 3 = J S Sykes = R A Rose 19 = 19 = s = s Buchanan Co , Va = Wise Co, Va Dickenson Co, Va Dickenson Co , Va N & S J Sykes = S & E Rose = Elias J Rose 47. Sept 4 =Wm J Rose = S J Tutton = 18 = 21 = s = s = Wise Co , Va = Martin Co , Ky Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = SA Rose GW & T Dutton = Columbus Phipps 48, Sept 5 Lewis Viers Martha Owens = 61 = 50 :::: w = w :::: Franklin Co , Va = Russell Co, Va Dickenson Co , Vq. = Dickenson Co , Va = S & H Viers = L & M Sykes = John H Duty 49. Sept 13 = Colbert Musick = Eliz, Rasnick 23 = 21 = s = s = Russell Co , Va ::: Buchanan Co, Va = Russell Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = A & C Music =EL & P Counts ES Counts 50. Sept 16 = Wm R Ramsey = Annie L Harmon = 24 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va == Pike Co, Ky = Dickenson Co, Va Dickenson Co , Va = R & U Ramsey = DB & Harmon = Columbus Phipps 51. Sept 26 = CD Anderson = Nancy Counts = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = John & P Anderson N & A Counts Wm B Sutherland = ages 20 = 18 52. Sept 29 = J W Mullins = Emeline(?) Hopson 52 = 51 = w = w = Russell Co, Va = Washington Co, Tenn = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = D & R Mullins = C & E*Br_ nsett(?) =Columbus Phipps (*or Brummett) 53. Oct 10 = Jas Dutton = Catherine Beverly= 23 = 19 = s = s Wise Co , Va = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = GW & T Dutton = JH & s Beverly = Columbus Phipps 54. Oct 11 = Smith Bartley = Eliz. Ratliff = 21 = 21 = s = s == Pike Co , Ky = Pike Co, Ky= Pike Co, Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = J(?) & R Bartley = Paul & E Ratliff = Columbus Phipps 55. Oct 15 John F Rose Phebe French · = 21 = 21 s s Wise Co, Va = Wise Co Va Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Wilson & Rose DL & E French Columbus Phipps 56, Oct 17 = H !1 Kiser = Eliz. Phillips 20 = 21 = s = s = Russell Co, Va = Bucha.112.n Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = J( ?) F( ?) & E Kiser = 11... .r_( ?) & S Phillips JQs Kiser 57 • Oct 14 Silas Hicks = SST Kieth = 17 = 17 = s = s = Ky(?) = Russell Co, Va (right hand page did not zerox) 58. Nov 7 = CF Beverly = Ellen Powers = 26 16 = s = s = Wise Co, Va = Wise Co , Va (right hand page did not zerox) 40. Aug 15 = = = = = = = = == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = (Note) please check the original as part of these pages is very faint . Vlr~ Appalachian Notes = �SOME DICKENSON COUNTY , VIRGINIA, .MARRIAGES - 1908 Th e fo l lowin g records a re typed f rom a zerox copy con t ributed by Belva Counts . No page number ic sho wn on the copy . The column headings are as follow : Line number = Date and :place of marriage : Date - Town or county; = Full name of the p artie s : husband - wiI'e ; age and condition before marriage : husband (yrs, mos , . d a y s ) - wif e ( yrs , mos , days) , only yrs are given; Single (s) or Widowed ( w) hu sband , wife ; = p l aces o.f their birth : husband , wife . Right hand page , Line numb er - not u sed ; = places of their residence : husband, wife . = names of their p arents : husband , wife ; = occupat ion of husband =name of person performing marriage ceremon y = remarks - none , so not listed . 1. 2. J. 4. Jan 2 = Dickens on Co. (Dksn) = BH Edwards Jr= Mary Sutherland(?) = 26 = 2 4 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Birchlea , Va(?)= Colly, Va = BH & S ky Edwards = J as & i\leme_a Sutherla nd = farmer = Wm B Sutherland Jan 9 = Dks n Co = Paris A Mullins = _inta( ?) H Stewart = 31 = 23 = s = w = Wise Co = Was hington Co = Dksn Co = Dk:sn Co = Sol M & A ( ?) Mullins = Soris(?) D & Becca J Davenport =Deputy Sheriff= Morgan Mullins Jan 16 = Dksn Co = AS Counts = Ha ttie A Counts = 23 = 16 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dk.sn Co = Dksn Co = Liza Counts = NB & Nettie/Nellie Counts = farmer = W R Reedy Jan 2J = Dksn Co = Sherman Gilliam = Ellen Mullins = 19 = 16 = s = s = Wise Co = Dk.sn Co = Wise Co = Dk.sn Co = Alex & Louisa Gilliam = El & Catherine Mullins = farmer = Rev D F Kendrick MBC Jan 2J*= B H Edwards (of Noah) = Loura( ?) Colly 23 15 = s s ::: Dksn Co = Dksn co = Rily(? ) , Va = Sheetrock , Va = NC & Margaret Edwards = Tinis(?) & Eleisa(?) Colly =farmer= WR Reedy * = Dksn Co = Jan 2J = r:a.rwin , Va :Chas R Hill = Corra N Stanley = 20 18 = Dksn Co Dksn Co = r:a.rwin , Va = Darwin , Va = A H & An onda( ?) Hill = Floyd & For_s( ?) Stanley = farme r = G(?) M Vanover Feb 5 = Dksn Co = L/Pousy( ?) Willis = Callie Childress = 20 = 17 = s = 5 = Dksn co = Pike Co , Ky = Freeling, Va Huckleberry , Va = Jas/.Jos( ?) & Rebecca Willis = J(?) W & Betha Childress =farmer= S( ?) H Gilbert Feb 6 = Dksn Co = James V Hill = Virgie E Beverly(?) = 27 = 21 = s = s Dksn co = Dksn Co , Va Dksn Co = Dksn Co = AH & MM Hill = JM & M Beverly farmer GM Vanover Feb lJ = Dks n Rufus Hill = Sarah J Turner = 20 = 18 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co , Va Henry Hill and Malissa Hill = John Turner and Alice Turner = farmer = Chas Fields Feb 24 Dksn William Stanley Dedema Stanley 40 = 40 w = * D.ksn Co = w Va = Nasbie , Va = Nasbie , Va = Wm-B-&-€3::.e~eie-Stanley (part marked out) = Wm B & Clerc i e Stanley = farmer = Forest T Kenady *divorced Mar 4 = Dksn David Grizzle MattieSmith = Jl = 25 = w = s = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn co Dksn Co Dksn Co = Andy & El i za Grizzle = Flem y & Jane Smith = farmer (blank) Mar 9 Dksn = James H Rasnick = Lucinda Coleman = 65 = .55 = w = w = Russell co = Patri ck Co = Russell Co Dksri Co = Rachel Rasnick Wm Cochram = farmer = (blank) Mar 9 , Dksn = WJ Dotson = Sarah Vanover = 46 = 42 = w = s = Wise Co Wise Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = EH Dotson = William Vanover = Mea_ nic(?) = Charles Fields Mar 10 = Dksn = JC Sutherland Lydia E Rasnick = 2Z = 28 = s divorced = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Nova , Va = Nova , Va = Jasper & _ Sutherland = Noah x & Rosen i a(?) = Phyiscian = WD Martin , Mar 1 2 = Dksn = Harri son Mullins = Francs s Justice = 18 = 1 6 = s = s :::: Dksn Co Floyd Co , Ky Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co, Va =AB & Sallie(?) Mullins = * farmer = FA Caric o = *W J & Kejue?Rezie Justice = 6. = = = = = 8. = 9. 10. 11 . 12 . lJ . 14. 15 . = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = \Tir~1n1a Appalachian NoteB = �Dickenson Co , Va Mar 4 = Dksn = Jas A Owens = Elizabeth Sutherland = 20 = 21 ** = Buchanan Co = Dksn Co= Buchanan Co = Dksn Co , Va= Floyd & Eugenia(?) Owens = JH & Alemeda* Sutherland = farmer = Wm B Sutherland ** =s = s = ( " oi.~ Alevada ) 17. Mar 26 = Dksn =Noland(?) Yates= Maggie Yates(?) = 19 = 1 8 = s = s = Dk.sn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = JT & Martha Yates = John & Emma(?) Yates = f arrner = GW Mullins * 18. March 19 = Clintwood = OL S yphers = Winnie Seyphersc= 29 = JJ ~ Wasl1in gton Co, Va= Dksn =Haysi, Va= Haysi , Va = CN & Ellen S.eyphers = Jon athan & Josephine SCyPhers = Merchant = Emery B Chase *=s = s = 19. March 26 = (blank) = Henry Hamil ton = Nra( ?) Vanover = 23 = 17 = s = s = Wise Co = Dksn Co = furwin , Va = furwin , Va = J ane Hamil ton = Allen & Susan Vanover = farmer = DL Kendrick . 20, Apr 9 = ditto = Hiram P Scott = Missouri E Mullins = 2 0 = 17 = s = s = Lee Co =Dksn =Darwin , Va= furwin , Va = Robert & Ma rtha Scott = Isaac(??) & Rach~l Mullins = farmer = RH Holbrook 21. April 1 = ditto = WJ Leftwi ck = Emory Neece = 27 = 16 = s = s = Carroll Co = Dksn Co = Dksn = Dksn = P/R? (ink smear) Leftwick & Ma l issa = Elija h Neece & Margaret Neece = farmer = (blank) (see #19 - place of marriage was blank - #20 has ditto marks , Did the marriage take place in Clintwood or Dickenson Co?) 2 2 . Apr 8 = ditto = Phillips Fleming = Al to Street = 19 = 18 = s = s = Dks n Co = Dksn = Dksn = Dksn = Jack & MJ Fleming = Na than Street = £armer = WR Reedy 23. Apr 9 = ditto = line is blank 2 4. Apr 16 = ditto = SP Cochran = Viola Vanover = 35 = 19 = w = s = Buchanan Co = Dksn Co = Dksn = Dksn = JI & NA Cochran = Harve & glpha Vanover = farmer = SH Gilbert . 2 5· Feb 26 = Millard = Marion P Reedy = Dora E Hill = 25 = 19 = s = s = Letchers Co ' Ky = Dksn Co = Millard , Va = Millard , Va = Jas M & Sarah E Reedy = Jas & Sarah(?) V Hill = farmer = Geo Mullins 2 6, Apr 16 = Osborn Gap , Va = Alvin Kill.fill(?) = Bessie Swindall = 19 = 15 = s = s = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co = Osborne Gap , Va = Osborne Gap , Va = Wm & Jane Killfil!.(?) =JC & Jane Swindall =farmer= JC Swindall 27. Apr 21 = Dksn Co = l ine i s blank 28, Apr 24 = Dksn Co = Eli j a h(? ) Sluss = Clorinda Moon ?Moore 24 24 =(blank) s = Dksn Co , Va Dksn Co = Sheetrock , Va = Huckleberry , Va = CE Sluss = Madison & Polly Ann( ?) Moon =farmer= (blank ) 29 • Apr 28 = Dksn Co = blank 30. Apr 30 = Dksn Co = Perry Summer/Sunner/Sunmer?? = Hester Anderson = 26 = 17 = divorced = s :::: Tennessee = Pike Co , Ky Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Jno & Rebecca Sunmers( ?) = SM & E.lizabe th Anderson(?) = farmer = JD Spi t_e_( ?)31. May 8 = Dksn Co = Elihu Kilgore= Eva V McCoy = 25 :::: 17 = s = s = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co, Va :::: Dksn Co = Dksn Co Sylvester & Mary Kilgor James & Cyntha McCoy = far = HJ Holbrooks 3 2 · May 7 = Dksn Co = Garfield McCoy = Rosa McCoy = 18 = 17 = s - s = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va Dksn . Co , Va = James & Cyn this McCoy = WW & Mary A McCoy = farmer = HJ Holbrooks 33. May 6 = Dksn Co = WA Holbrooks = Bell McCoy = 27 == 21 = w = s = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co , Va = Clark & Mary Holbrooks = John T & Mary McCoy farm = HJ Holbrooks 4 3 • May 6 = Dksn Co = Noah Powers = Josie A Phillips = 19 = 1 9 = s := s = Dksn Co Va = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co Va = Dksn Co , Va = Russell & Lydia Powers = EM & CM Phillipps = farmer = WD Martin 35, May 15 = Dksn Co = Clifton Stanley = Lydia Yates = 22 = 21 '= s = s = Dksn Co Va = Dksn Co, Va = Nasbie Va Omaha , Va = Henry ·Clay & Nancy Stanley = FT & Martha Yates :: farmer ~ F T Kenady 16. = = = = = = = = = �Dickenson Co , Va J6 . 1 J?. JS . J9 . 40 . LH . 42 . 4J . 4J . 44. 4.5. May 21 = Dksn Co = J ames 0 .Mc Cowan (?) = Sarah Fuller = 20 = 24 = s = s = Pike Co , Ky Dksn Co, Ya = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co , Ya = JW and Bettie Mc Cowan = Thomas & Sarah Full er = farmer = SA Mc Cowan May 18 = Dksn Co = Robert L Stone = Rissie Tu.mron = 36 = 26 = w = s = Wise Co , Va = Pike Co, Ky = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co , Va= Wm and Julia Stone = Wm and Elizabeth D:tmron = farmer = SH Gilbert May 19 = Dksn Co = J e:ff Meade = Mollie Mullins = 23 = 24 = divorced = divorced = (blank) = (blank) = (blank) = Dksn Co , Va = (blank) = (blank) = farmer = WD Martin May 28 = Dksn Co Johnie W Reedy = Polly Ann Yates = 22 17 = s = s Dksn = Dk.sn Co, Va = Millard Va Omaha Va = Wm R & Lydia Reedy = John & Emma Yates = farmer = GW Mullins May 26 = Dksn Co = JW Wright = Mary Cochran = 48 = 21 = divorced = s = Wise Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co , Va = John & Nancy Wright = Jeff and Bettie Cochran = farmer = JJ Presley June 4 = Dksn Co = Tivis Counts = Vada Sutherland = 19 18 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co , Va Dksn Co, Va = Elizabeth Counts = WF & Didama( ?) Sutherland = farmer = WR Reedy June 11 = Dksn Co = Floyd Jack.son = Mary E Kiser = 34 = JO = s = s = Buchanan Co = Buchanan Co = Buchanan Co , Va = Dksn Co Va = Thomas & Nancy Jackson = Andy & Oma Kiser = farmer = Wm B Sutherland *line is filled in and marked out (*f'irst #43 is marked out) June 11 Dksn Co = Andrew Mullins = Minnie Hill = 18 = 18 = s = s = Dksn Co= Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co , Va = AJ & Melva Mullins = Eecona(?) Hill = farmer = GW Mullins June 12 = Dksn Co = Wash .Mann = Nora Bevins = 21 = 21 = s = divorced Washington Co , Va = Russell Co , Va = Dksn Co = Dksn Co Va = Tu.re Mann ::: John Bevins = farmer = CD Wampler June 13 = Dksn Co = James Bostic = Mindy Ratliff = 21 == 22 = s = s = Dksn co Va = Russell Co , Va = Dksn Co = Dksn Co , Va = MJ and Wm Bostic = GW and Annie Ratliff farmer Wm B Sutherland June 18 = Dksn Co = Wade H Sutherland = Nannie A Wright = 21 = 18 = s s = Dksn Co Va = Dksn Co = Birchleaf, Va Birchleaf , Va = Ian and Margaret Sutherland = Ely and Rosa Wright farmer Wm B Sutherland July 9 = Dksn Co = Brice H Cochran Louisa Mullins = 17 = 17 s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co == Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co Va Wm J & Elizabeth Cochran = Madison and Martha Mullins = farmer ES Colley July 12 = Georgel, Va = Edger Gentry Lura Ella Kiser = 21 = 21 = s s = Washington Co = Dksn Co = Georgel , Va = Dksn Co , Va Eliza Gentry = B _( ?) and Christina Kiser == Coal Inspector = HK Hillman July 12 = Jewel Ky = J~m~s McPeak =. Seatta(?) Francisco = 79 = 60 = w = w = did not zerox = minister partially zerox = Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co, Ky July 2J = Dksn = Hiram Luster = Synthia Luster( ? ) = 20 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co Va = Dksn Co Va = (right hand page did not zerox) (did not copy) = = = = = = 47 . = 48 . 49 . 50. 51 . = = = = 46 . = = = = = = = = = V1rg1n1a .Appalachian Notes = = �so ;:~~~J:(~~:~·:·~;.:~·~;~:~}). t:·~!~~~~" . ; : ~:. ,·· 4;r-_: ~· ·.. ·~:IFAR.Mvrr;u!; PR?NCE .EDWARD Co.,_~,I:~'l...ancaster ·· Sr;: L -B Amos, V\T E M . Price·, L B' Agee, Billy ;;~ ·:Daniel, D D Price, M C Rains, D H ..;;~~ :$tewart, Biglow Jamison, James Lips,~;,~'.-:·. comb,'B W L Blanton, James Foster, W ~r:~~· ~ B Blanton, William Taylor, Samue l ~';.t::-:' : · Huddleston, Daniel Huddl~ston, John ·~i-~·:·:... · Price, Elias Hoy. :;=.~-~ '-=: .-. . • ";!;:.";·.. • ~ FLANAGAN'S lVIILLs.-E G Anders on, :·_f.: .:· .·~~...~:.· ~ Oscar Stegef, Mrs Geo M Brown, John . C Daniel, C J Barker, T J Parrish , Wm s:{.~:.;;~ ..:;:.;. · E Goodman, ·wm S Duncan, \.Vm \r\Til· , Iiams, Wm M Foster, Thomas A Gray, ~{'tr· . Mrs Mary E Carrington, E A Flippen, ~;:>,.:; T] Johnson, M Flanagan, E M Carte r. .'l>'::~airiet:t: r .. i 5!1i~~·s~it~ ?:J~; ~ : : F~~~;,ER!~~~~ F~st~r. ~(·;,_ .~· - . LE Ayer, Elisha Blanton. McRAE;s.-Edmond J Allen , Benj Allen,] H McRae, Benj Watkinst Vv C . :~,~ - · Corson, AC Foster,·S .0 Smith, Moses ~::" .:. · · A Smith, Geo M Smith, Leigh H Smilh, [.·,,d. · LE Agee, CT Agee, Goode Hendrick, ·":::· :-· ' Walter L Guthrie, Albert Wilson, C B Palmore, H G Daniel, Jesse J\'1eador,] J Blanton, Rives Allen, Peter T Phillips, J T Stratton, Chas C Baughman, Wm T Johnson, Tucker C Johnson, 'J\Tilliam Allen. :~·,. .,.: FOREST.-Sam'l F Coleman , ]no L Banks, Jas B Godsey,jno B Robinson, Nelson Talley, E A Garrett, \Vm A Garrett. · . :1 County seat, -CuNTWO O D. P o p ul a ti on, 143· Vote of county ~ovcmb e r 6 th , 1 SS3 Dem ocrats, 320; Coaliti o ni s t s , 258 . Valu e of r eal est att, 1 SS.:; , $99 .292 36 Value of p erson al p r operty , So .qo oo State T ax on r eal estat e, 400 62 Coun ty, ·992 92 Court H o use, 992 92 County an d D is tric t School, 99 29 T o tal, $2 -t 85 75 Tax on person al prope rty, State, 3 ro 56 County, So r 40 Court H o use , 80 1 40 Co untv a nd District Scho o l So 14 Total, ' 2,003 50 County le vy, $1 on th e S r oo; Court House le vy, S1 on the $ 1 00 · County and D istrict School, ten ce nts .o n S100. This county was form ed in 1880 from the counties of Wise, Buchanan and Russell, and named in hon o r of V/m J Dickenson. It is bound e d on the north b y Kentucky, on th e east by Buchanan county , on the South by Russell county, on the w est by \!Vise county The productions of this county are corn, rye, oaLc;, wheat and so1ne tobacco A very large portion of the land is in timber, and s om e of the finest grown in the State is from this county. There is also an abun· dance of coal and iron besides several mineral springs. The county has an area of 606 square miles, 387 938 acres, and the land has an average assessed ..,·alue of $0.24 per acre . It is one of the finest counties for grass and crrazing 0 purposes in the State. - 'j i .} . ~~ ' )L: ·~ ·.~ :j ..·i$:a -'!! ~~i:~ 1 OAK ~ -, ~'., -.}I .;\ ; . .. .· ··:.;1. ., I STONY POINT MILLS.-George Wm Palmore, T W Garrett & Bro, S B Powers, William R Crowder, Charles Diggs, J W Goodman, Robert H Goodman, Tbos W Scott, Lee B Smith, John R Wilson, Moses A Smith, Peter T Smith, NA Palmore, James Woodruff. SUNNY SIDE.- R J Goodman, J A Jeter, M French, HugJ:i A Fre1~ch, Richard G Booker, J T Fhppen, C D1gg, F Byerly, James C Shepherd, C Good, man, F W Goodman, James E Clarke, Thomas B Clarke, H M Brazeal, 'A J Dowdy, Wm H Jenkins, Wm H Clarke, Edward J Byerley, Robt J Goodman, Wm A Frayser. TRENTON MILLS.-Wm DWilkinson, E P Davis, AM Painter, Wm B App~r­ son, L P Apperson, Peter H Hooe, E P Talley, E W Putney, R M Phillips, Wm B Johnson, T W Oliver, Walter T .Hanes, Richard Putney, Abram Fariss, John M Price. I -. 1 ·. r' . ·' Post-offices and Postmasters. Ava, W P NEEL. Bucu, MALISSA SUTHERLAND Clintwood ( c Ii), John P Chase. · Colley, JAMES SUTHERLAND. Ervi n ton, JAMES H RAS\iVl CK. Osborn 's Gap, LW SWINDAL. Sand Lick, WI LIAM P COLLEY. Tarpon , J L Sifers. Trammel Creek, Joseph Kelly. C o urt s , THE CIRCUIT CouRT of the Sixteenth Circuit. meets at Dickenson Court House on the first Wednesday after the second Monday after the fourth Monday in March and A11gust. Judge, Hon John A K e lly Cle1•k, Columbus Phipps . \:!y 1 • - < : V1rgin1a Appalachian N otes ·~.;:~:. .:~'.1;;i:~;.~~~;»i~~/il. ~ �SI 1 ~~ . . . . ; . .: .. .-· . - . : ·:ri-rE •CoUNTY COURT meets at the -curt -House o n the Tuesday after the J\Ionday in _each mouth. ;:Judge, Hon H M Jones ~{' Clerk, Columbus Phipps t1?_i~~ County Officers. ' ,., 7 .. :.·r-·· Treasunr, . \\•m ~ Gnzzle. ·:-. S11.17Jcy01-, Jesse \\ ampler. "!·;"'-:Sheriff, ET S utherlc:.nd . Comm~11wealtli 's Attorney. \ \im A "Ayres. . . .~ Comm£ssioner o/ R eveuue, \ i\Tm Van, ·~ =~ve r. . ,i::;_ C01-oncr, \i acant. .r~;,.; Superintendent o/ Poo1·, James P Kil- . !iore. ·:t· <Sf;~· - "~~J : "- :J J\1AG I STRA TES. . J\f T~ornb:iry, A D Aile~', Clml- ~wood; Eh Davis, John Baker, rarpon; ·~ohn B Wright, Lemuel _Duty, ] L ~dams, E rvin t<;>n; _Joseph Kell y;Tran~­ - •me! Creek; Linv1He Reedy, Osborn s · :~p; Tr10mas Fuller, Colley. . .:.•. Attorneys at L aw . .:i....: ;, ';t-4~· .,..:,;.: f(\yres Wm A , h ompson T E, Clintwood Clintwood Clintwood ....:oss J s, r' '~ Dentists. ,,;:,,;..: .. .. .:.:: ~ • ~th erland \Villiam, Colley • '•i l.. •• • ~~:: · · Distillers. Sand Lick Clintwood Clintwood Crane's Nest Ervin ton .':Co lley James, ':-Sykes Noah, ' Ramsey Rainwater, : ullinsAJ, Sutherland Jasper, ~~·· . Druggists. Osborn's Gap General Merchants . ••t,; -:: ... 'i'C olley Wm P, r e nch IE, ·-M ullins Ephraim, ~sborn James, · owe rs A W & Son, ~my 1 T . oss E, oss H & Co, ~ut4erland J & Bro, ,4{.-. ,•.:. H 1 (~":-:'.. Burns Wm E, · Colley JS, Da\vson J M, · Fuller Jacob, Kilgore Isaac, Sifers JC, Thompson TE, Mills -Flour and Grist. Chase] P, Dver Simo n, Hall Henry, Hill Elkanah, Keel Nancy, Lee Jesse, McFall Wm, · Moore Isaac, Mullins Dock, Mul lins John H, Newberry S T , Powers Hiram, Robertson James, Smith Jas \~1 • Sutherland G T, Sutherland Jas, Sykes Noah, Vanover V.Tesley, Mills -Saw and Planing. Chase & Co, McFall \i\Tilliam, Powers 0 C, Thornbury James M, Millwrights. Reedy Peter, Clintwood ; otson House, J N Dotson, Clintwood Physicians. Blevin JR, F uller Jonas, Hall John, .Johnson ] J, Jones HM, Raswick J H, Land Agents. Osborn's Gap Osboi;n's Gap. Tanners; Swindal M, Osborn's G ap Osborn's Gap Ervin to n '. •;t "'!~: ,. , ·. " ... ': . Osborn 's Gap Sand Lick Osborn's Gap Colley Clintwood Ervin ton Nickles W N, Willis Thomas, ~ F ··., ,,l:;-J Ervin ton Saddle and Harnessmakers. .E~change, JM Thornbury, ,&_tts M C, ·Oss I saac, l>:~ . J H, Ava Osb9rn's GaP. Osborn's Gap · Ervinton Sand Lick · Quarries-Slate. Clintwood Swindal J W, Osborn's Gap_ Ava Osborn 's Gap Schools . Crane's Nest Clintwood · There are 17 white public sc-.hools in O sborn 's Gap this county. Superintendent, J M Clintwood Thornbury, Clintwood. Ervinton ote s . ~~-~- Clintwood Ervin ton Clintwood Osborn's GapWool Dealers. F re nch J E, Osborn's Gap \ ~ >:. _;i~·T:~:- \ . .. - . J 1 V1rStma .AppalaohJan Notee . ·. , .... - · · , �Bucu.-Ezekiel Sutherland, J M R Sutherland, James H Powers, Charles Powers, J Henry Sutherland, S S Suth erland , Taylor Sutherland, C Barnett, W Sutherland, W Tiller, L Sykes, H Gillett, David Till er, .M Bowers, vV W Miller, H G Wampler, Jacob Lambe rt, , SD Sutherland, Daniel Owens, Russe ll Powers. CLINTWOOD, C H.-lohn H Mullins, ' J H Ross, EA Smith, Wilbem Phipps, AF Senter, Isaac Kilgore, Eli Vanover , Wm Vanover, AD Alley, 0 W Powers. Esau Mullins, James C Willis, Samuel · Reel, James Stanley. COLLEY.-E L Raswick, Wm F Grizzle, Wm Sutherland, J P Sutherland, · Noah Deel, Noah Sutherland, Newton Sutherland, T C Sutherland, J B Compton, C A Deel, E S Counts, Noah Counts, Noah Counts Jr, H H Fuller, T Fuller, Clark Harrison, A Owens. ERVINTON. -Jos W Smith. David J H Raswick, Jasper Sutherland, Simpson Dyer, A J Skeen, Geo Dyer, John S Rose, Sam E Rose, Jesse Lee, John H Grizzle. Andrew J Grizzle. J M Colley, J H Bell. George Smith, D BR Sutherland, R Ramsay, Bird Ramsey, E Smith, D Colley, J C Raswick. S~ith, . OsBO~ N's GAP.-] D Lipps, J C Swindal, G W Haynes, J W Swindal, Vl W Beverly, J F Trivitt, \1..Tm McFall, J~mes Venters, v\Tesley Vanover, Jos Ph1pl?s, JW Davis, J EM J:-Iill, Meredith Martm, N Dodson, J P Swmdal, vV M Purdy. SAND L1cK.-james Colley. Charl~s Anderson Andrew Owens Sr. Lewis Virero, B H Edwards, A J Edwards, T K Colley, J W Farmer, J R Turner. _ Jeremiah Yates, Henry Anderson, G W Anderson, R J Colley, Joseph Counts, John Cochrane, Joshua Colley, John Barton. TARPON. - J L Sifers, Jeptha Hill, Andrew Willis. J S Willis. Hamilton Lyal, Eli Davis, Wm .M Davis, John Rakes, Drewry Puckett, David Puckett. 1 TRAMMEL CREEK.-joseph Kelly, Hiram Keith, J D Erving, Chas Turner, David Colley, Jesse Wampler. J M Kaiser, Isaac McReynolds, J T Kiser, Elijah Neece. County sca t, D 1:-;w mo1E, C. 1 L Popul at io n , 75. \~a lu e of real_esta t e , 1 SS3, $1 ,049 ,670 oo \ al~ e of personal prop<::rty, J l 6,950 oo S ta t e tax o n real t:sta t e , 4 198 6S S ta te tax on pe rso nal prop · erty, 1 ,267 So This county w:t s form ed fr o m P rinc e George, in t 752, a n d n ~ m ed in h o n o r o f Rob e.rt P !nwid d ie, wh o w as Go ,· e rn o r o f V 1rg 1n1a fr om 1752 t o 175 s. Jt li es betwe_en th e A p pom a tt ox a n d Nottoway n ':'ers, a nd is bounded. o n the east by Pnnce Geor:ge; o n th e south by Sussex, Greens ville and Brunswick, and on the w est, by Nottoway a nd 011 the north by Ameli a and C h es t ~ rli e ld. The lands ~hr~u ghout th e county a 1·e g enerally 10d1ffe r_ent, except on th e nve r course s ,· and HI the vicinity of Petersburg, whc~re th e y have been much imp:o~ed. I'he P e tersburg Railroad. on air hne almost, ex tends south to \!Vel don N. C alo!1g the eastern line of the county; the Norfolk & Western on its north e rn l;ior~ e r. Tobacco and cotton are the pnnc1pal Products there beinv an a nnual production of the former o"'f one and one-half million ounds, and of the latter of 2 , 500 balesp A goodly amount of Indian corn i~ produced, but _rye, oat~, wheat and other cereals ;ecei~e ~ut lit~le attention. Petersburg itf P,!InC1pal city. will be made subject o sep~rate sk~tch, f 0 11 0 w in g this county information n· ' dd" .h s an area of 50 2 / •. 1nw1 1e a 4/3 sq miles or 323 o25 acres :=ind the average assess d ' f land 1s $3.25 per acre. e va 1ue 0 1 Post-Offices. Borthwick, THOMAS B HOWARD. Burgess, George F Ruf! Church Road WE R b Darvills. ' o ertson. Dinwiddie (c. lz.) Diston. Ford's· Depot. Goodwynsville,-James W Bridgman. HeJ;>ron, WARNER BROWN Joma, E W COLEMAN · Olden Place, GEO W M. KINNEY. Petersburg. . c R~am_'s ~tation, G W HARRIS R1tch1ev1lle. . · Rowanto. San Marino, J V\T WORTHINGTON. Sutherlar.d. Y.,T~stboro, THOMAS B WEST. W1ls(;n's Depot. . . V1rgin18. .Appal.a.chia.n N ot.Qt9 · .~ ... ·.~;~ :1 '·. �S3 l DICKENSON COUNTY. Yalue of real e~tate 1892,. S'tate tax on real estate, Valu e of persona l property , ' State tax on perso nal property, Capita tion tax,. \Vhite, $844.00; colored, ·~,Popu l ation r8yo, vVhite, ) ;05 T; colored, $330,338.00 1,325.69 2,;;8,942.00 490.75 4.00 26 his county was formed in the year I 880 from the counties of Wise, hanan and Russell and named in honor of vVilliam J Dickenson, li! was a member of the House o f Delegates from Russell county at . ~r'tirn e . The county is bounded on the north by Kentucky, on the east .;Buchanan county, on the south by Russell county and on the west 'Wise county. The p roductions of t his county are corn, rye, oats , ·a t, grass and some tobacco. A vc::ry large:: portion of this county is -:'ihber, and some of th e fines t to be found in the State is in this county.. ere is abundance of coa l and iron besides a number of mineral Jngs. This county is very mountainous and there is no railroad in Jtf.ounty, though _several l_ines hav~ been surveyed. The Ci1:cinna~i, ·arieston and Ch icago railroad will probably be the first line bu.It :i5"ugh the county, it having been -surveyc::d down l\kCl ure creek aud ~iigh what is known as the Breaks of Cumb erland mountains (which ~£-~ery grand natural scenery). Th e line will run in the county about · tfy miles . None of the timber and minerals have been removed from (s'i'county, excepting a small number of walnut trees . Pound, Crane's --~F a-nd Russell'~ Fork rivers and McC lure creek are the principal ~earns, all coursing through the Breaks of Cumberland mountains .. fl~e timber of this county consists principally of poplar, oak, ash , cul!ur!iber, pine, h e mlock and walnut. This cou nty has an area of 606 s tiare miles, 387,938 acres, and the la nd has a n average assessed 'value pf:'$0.40 per acre. Th is is a fine county for grass and grazing purposes, :,Vd is one of th e best counties in the State for investors as prices are ow and the resources as yet undeveloped. ·_:-when the countv was first formed the countv seat was located on Mc'.~~lure creek at Evington, but in the fall of iS S I there was a hot fight "Ver th e county seat in electing the member to the House of Delegates ,~bm this district, composed o f the counties of D ickenson, \,Yise and tichanan, which resulted in the election of Captain ]. P. Chase against , ·S. Colley, who was in favor of the county seat remaining where it ~~~, by a · large majority, and in I 882 the county seat was removed to olly Creek Valley by an act of the Legislature. The county seat was ~~ed Cl intwood, in honor of the State Senator Clint vVood. Clinthas a population of 22 5. ~l."' ~ ooa ~~.1- ... ,'-lfl, ' ·.oodward & · Lothrop · -:· .: · Washington, D. C. ' }To order-. . Men's Dress and Busi • n ess Shirts, Pajamas, &.c. 32 :r..:·· {; ~~ ~~ .. ::. ;;;.._ ._ .. /~93-Jgq~ V1rg1nia A.ppalaohia.n Notes • �DICKENSON COUNTY. Courts. T he Crncun CouRT of the Seventeenth judicial circuit meets at Clintwood on the second Mondav in Februa ry, May and October. • .fttdge, H S K Morrison. Clerk, Co lumbus Phipps. The COUNTY CouRT meets at Clintwood on Tuesday after the second Monday in each month. judge, Geo L Counts. Clerk, Columbus Phipps. Rakes, Tarp o n; J a m es L F a rm er, Ava; J o hn C o ll e y, T a rpo n; J H Neece, Strat to n ; D E S mi t h , St ratton; F P K e ll ey , F estoo n; J L Adams, Sand Li c k ; S T N c: w be ry. Duty; J V\T Coun ts , A ily . Post-offices. Aily , Mrs A il y Co un ts. Ava, V\im L Mullin s . Bee, Wm J Bowman. Birchlief, Fl o yd Vi e rs . Clintwood, ROLA ?\ D E C H .'\ S E. Colley, NM Suth e rland . County Officers. Crane 's N e st, W B BOWERS . Treasurer, James M Colley. Duty, Ele mu e l Duty. Surveyor, J B Phipps. Festoon, M E Envin. Com. AttonzeJ1, L Fulton Jr . Freeling, JOHN F TRIBITT. Com'1' of Acc'ts, Ezekiel Suther- Grizzle, N R GRIZZLE. land. Judge, MRs SYLVIA 0\i\TENS . Su.pt. of Poor, Sol L Mullins. Osborn 's Gap, J W SWIND A L . S!w·iff, C A Willis. Sand L ick, C W J a ckson. Supt. ot Scliool, I E French. Stratton, MRs MARY T SUTHCom'1·s of Revenue, Western DisERLAND. trict, J M Neel ; Eastern District, Tarpon, David Pucket. L DR Owens. Trammel Creek, R W OV\TENS. SUPERVISORS. Attor n ey s at L aw. Sand Lick District, Wm B Suth- CHASE ROLAND E, Clintwo ud erland (chairman ) ; Clintwood District, D J Vanover; \Villis District, James Artrip; Ervington District, A t t o 1r riey-.A t-L a~v, Jasper Sutherland. CONSTABLES. CLINTWOOD, - VIRGINIA. Office; OPPOSITE 111. E. CHUI'tCH SOO~t'B . Clintwood District, J D Hill, M Will practice in all th e courts of BuckR Swindal; Willis District, Alex ingham , Dickinson and \.\Tise counties. Lyals; Sand Lick District, Wr:i F Chancery practice a specialty . Sutherland, Ric~1ard Deel; E rving~Collections sha l l receive prompt ton District, J B Kiser, L C Smith. attention. MAGISTRATES. Cl intwood D a mron J K, A H Hill, Clintwood; J B Hyl- Fulton LJr, Cl i ntwood ton , Clintwood; Noah F Mullins, Jones H M , Clintwood Freeling; John Powers, Crane 's McFall RS , Freel ing Nest; Washir.gton Stanley, Freel- Phipps F P. Clintwood ing; Eli Davis, Tarpon; Henry H Skeen A A, Stra t ton ROLAND E. CHASE, Woodward &, Lothrop, } . Richmond, va.· rMPoRTED AND 00~1E.sTrc D 'l"Y G oods, N ot'iO·n s, &c. Virginia Appal.e.oh1a.n N o tee. �S5 DICKENSON COUNTY. ::ECILT....1YER & CO., and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. t o 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ~ utherla nd H \V I ) .rth vV H, ~ Carpenters See Cut of Machine, Page Io. ~ Bristol, T e nn Reedy vVm R , Clintwood 'Wright J W, and Builders. Stratton Clintwood Dentists. Duty Blevins J H R, Osborn's Gap Duty Hatton Lonner, Osborn's Gap Aily Smith Jas, Stratton Ail y Speer J C, Clintwood ·. Dyer G eorge, Stratton I Sutherland J P, Bucu Dotson N A , Osborn Gap I Distiller s. Kiser L B, Trammel Creek I BreedinO' Ab Duty • 0 } .1cFalls Roland~ Freeling Colley Harve, Sand Lick ;; ;J.?hillipps L C, Festoon Cook Oliver, Judge f.~owers John, Crane's Nest Cook W F, Duty ~1,?owers H, Crane's Nest Hart Marion, Duty 'i~Reedy P e ter, Stratton Mullins Logan, Clintwood ~'Reedy Wm R, Stratton Mullins Harmon H, Clintwood rt. Sifers Wm, Tarpon Owens Almareen, Tarpon ~ Silbert S, Duty Smith A ], . D uty ':~ Singleton Thom.1s, Ta1~pon Sowards Martin, Cranes Nest 't: Sutherland ] P, Grizzle Stanley Geo, Ava · Vanover W S, Clintwood Sutherland W F Stratton Wright J W, Clintwood Sykes Burl, ' Tarpon • Wright Robert W, Clintwood Wright Eli, Clintwood Elark F H, ~)ark Thomas , Counts A K. .'f~,ounts J W, I rt I! Commissioners in Chancery. Druggists. Clintwood Ramey J T, Clintwood C lintwood Raswick J H, Stratton Stratton General Merchants. ~ Coach and Wagon ::Builders. Beverly & Powers, Cranes Nest f;.. Beverley N E, Freeling Cantrell James, Cranes Nest :~ Burks R, Clintwood Cantrell Reuben, Stratton ~· Hager D, Bee French I E, Clintwood , Kilgore J P, Ava Hall Henry Sr, Tarpon Long Harvey, Osborn's Gap JACKSON MP & SON, Sand Lick Rakes Henry, Tarpon Kerr J C & Son, Clintwood Reedy Peter, Stratton Kilgore Isaac, Freeling ~ ff! f:" Phipps Columbus. Deskins Berdine, Sutherland E T, Woodward & Lothrop., Direct lmP.orters. Washin2ton. D. C. • Virg1nta Appalachian N otee �•,\ !.-- 1 :J - DICKENSO N COUNTY. 408 Stratton Lee John, Mullins D M C, Stratton Mullins Joseph, Osborn's Gap Ava Mullins W.H, POWERS BEVERLY, Cranes Nest Clintwood Ramey J T, Raswick J H, Stratton Ross Mrs IC, Clintwood Rush WR, Osborn's Gap SUTHERLAND G W, Stratton SUTHERLAND S D, Bu cu Thornbury & Rush, Clintwood Viers Floyd, Birch lief Willis & Music, Tarpon Lee Jesse, Luster J esse, McFall Wm, Moore Isaac, Mullins Spence r, Newberry, S T, Phipps Wilburn , Powers 0 Vv, Powers WR, Stone \tVm R, Sykes Noah, Sutherland W F. Sutherland Z T, Turner Chas, Vanover WY, Willis ] ohn, H otel s. S tratto n Bee Free lin g Ava A ,·a Sa nd Li ck Free lin g Cran e's Ne s t C rane ' s Nes t Ava Tarpon C o ll ey Bu cu Clintwood Free l ing Tarpon Hotel Bessie, J E Glenn, Clintwood Mills-Saw & Planing. Hylton House, J G Hylton, Boice & Clark, Trammel Creek Clintwood Buchanan D N, Clintwood LaJ?.d Agents. Colley T K, Sand Lick Adams J L, Sand Lick Davis Wm M, Tarpon CHASE ROLAND E, Clintwood Hager D, Bee Coley ] S, Clintwood Kieth & Owens, Trammel Creek Damron J K, Clintwood McFalls Wm, Freel ing Hylton J G, Clintwood Powers 0 W, Crane's Nest Smith M .P, Stratton Smith] \tV, D E & J F, Stratton Sutherland D B R, Stratton Sykes Noah, Tarpon Thornbury Wm M, Clintwood Millw rights. Mills-Flour and Grist. Bartley Levi, Bachanan D V, Buchanan Bros, Cochran Isaac, Cochran J, Counts J W, Counts Samllel, Counts Wm L, Davis Jesse , Deel L.a rkin, Hall Henry, Hill AH, Hill Elcanah, Kilgore Isaac , Crane's Nest Ava ~.:Wers 0 \N, Raswick Noah, Stratton Crane's N est Sykes Noah, Tarpon Clintwood Tarpon Mines-Co a l. Sand Lick Mullins Andre w, Clintwood /\.ily .Mullins J o hn, Osborn ' s Gap Stratton Mullins ME, Clintwood Stratton Phipps Wm, Osborn's Gap Crane's Nest Ramey J T, Clintwood Bee Yates Jacob, Osborn's Gap Tarpon Mines-Gold . Clintwood Tarpon Counts N K. Stratton Freeling Phipps Wib, Freeling WOODWARD & LOTHR.OP, l SEND YOUR ORDERS Richmond, Va. · 1 BY _MAIL �57 DICKENSON COUNTY. E. C. I-:CILL YER & CO., Making and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. ,l r: NEWPORT NEWS, VA. l ~ See Cut of l\Iachine, Page 10. ,./Sll N ewspapers and Magazines. , Vari over J H, . Freeling Clintwood Tribune (religious Swinal P, . Osborn's Gap weekly) , L ?vI Vanover edr j Schools. and prop, Clintwood Clin twood High School, Clintwood Notaries Public . f \Vm M Thornbur;· , Damron J K. Suth erland Ezekiel, AJams J L, Dyer Geo, Saddlers and Harnessmakers. Clintwood i Mullins Ovid Freeling Clintwood 1 Puckett John \v, Clintwood Bucu \i\. ells Thomas, Clintwood Sand Lick Tanners and Curi-iers. Stratton .., h · 'j Boyd A, Davenport, Bue anan Physicians. Kilgore Isaac, Freeling Blevins J H R, Freeling Ramey Newton, Ava Cochran vVm, Bee Underta~ers. Davis Jesse, Cranes Nesti Gilbert . Umbeson , Duty ' D u ty J H, . I Davenpo rt, Bue hanan Fu Iler J on as, S an d L 1c.;: · t d Owens 0 W, Trammel Creek Cl in Jones I-I I\1 woo 'vV. I1 J-h W Cl" d 0 Phipps E M, Clintwo0d ng t n ' rntwoo Raswick J H Sr, Stratton Watchmakers. Skeen P, Stratton Beverly NE, Freeling l 7 I 1 j - ~ Principal Farmers. A1Lv.-E S Counts Sr, E S Counts Jr, J vV Counts. A Deel, J C Counts and S D Counts, G B Counts, N C Edwards, N K Counts, A D Silcox, E Ramsay, A J Stanley, A T Taylor, D B Sutherland. AvA.-Columbus Ki lgore, James Artrip, BB Colley, Chris Dulaney, C A Artrip, Joseph F Stan ley, LB Bartley, Newton Ramey, CG Rakes, Wm R Stone, Lewis Stone, J B Newberry, Wm L Mullins, S L Mullins. BEE.-} B Compton, Newton Sutherland, Aaron Compton , Wm Compton 1 John Oquine, W Davis, Wm] Bowman, Andrew Kiser, Larkin Deel. :. Woodward &, Lothrop, l PARIS - WASHINGTON, u. c. \ AND VIENNA NOVELTIES FOR WED- DING, BIRTHDAY AND HOLIDAY GIFTS. 'i/ ~ -..·. ... ; ~k ... ~- ··· Virginia Ap_pola.oh1an N otae �!- 410 ~ENSON COUKTY. - BIRcHLIEF.-Floyd Viers, Geo Anderson, D Deel, J e remia h H Fuller, Clark Harrison. B-ucti.-J M R Sutherland, Ezeki e l Sutherland, J a mes Owens , Jefferson Powers, Harvey Powers, F Sutherland, R Powers , F l'owc rs , D Sutherland, Hobson Sutherland . CLINTWOOD.-John H Mullins, Jame s Mullin s , Abrabarn J\'lull in s, Harmon H Mullins, Jacob Yatt!S, El i Van over, B Dc; skin s , \\" S Vanover, John Lane, Calven Hughes, john Brownin g, J 0 J\ I ooney, EA Smith, Wm Fleming, Wm] Flemin g, C A Self, J S Co lley , Chas Tur-· ner, James Lambert, Wm Stanley, J H L o ng , Wm Vanov<..:r, E 1\ Dun bar, JM Neel, JM Beloney, R K Harris, M E M ul lins, .A C J o hnson ' ] H Ross. CoLLEY.-R D Sutherlancl, W F Sutherland, J o hn Ki ~e r, J P Suthe r-, land, Noah Sutherland, J H Sutherland Sr, Andrew Ki se r , l\" oah Deel C A Deel, H H Fuller. CRANES NEST.-A V Robinson , W R Powers, Da\·id Mullins, \V M Robinson, 0 W Powers, j W Hale, EH Dotson, A K enedy, F Sta nley,: D N Buchanan. ,. DuTY.-S Gilbert, W J Tiller, S J Tiller, Joel F Duty, Charles Barnett, Geo W Barton, Jacob Barton, A] Stephens, Tazewe ll Presler. : . FESTOON.-] D Enin, N K Raswick. F P Kelley, N M Dee l, C D Wampler, Hiram Keath, C C Puckett, E Neece, Preston Harri s. FREELlNG.-James C Willis, Wiley Davis, W Y Vanovc1·, V\T L Van over, Wm M McFall, RS McFall, Ca leb Haynes, Watson Elam, Jack son Howell, J B Phipps, Ira Vanover . · GRIZZLE.- Isaac McReynolds, Geo Johnson, CV Raswick, E J Ras wick,] P Raswick, Wm F Grizz le. JuDGE.-L D R Owens, Ha rvy Sutherland, David Til ler, Christophe~ Kiser, i'. OSBORN'S GAP.-] D Lipps, JP Swindal, J W Swindal, Daniel McFall~ W M Beverly, J C Swindal, James Skeens. ,4• SAND L rcK.- T K Colley, A J Edwards, J L Adams, Lewi s Edward s~ Solomon E Wright, Richard Colley, Jonas Fu ller, Lewis V iers . ·· STRATTON.-] M Colley, Jes~e Lee, Geo Dyer, D B R Sutherland," Geo Blair, R Ramsey, Freeman Ramsey, Alex Sutherland, Jasper Suth ~ erland, Samuel Green, ] H Ball. r TARPON.- Eli Davis, W M Davis, Drury Puckett Sr. T C Singleton~ Henry Rakes, Henry Hall, John Rakes, A D Rakes, John W Pucket,' Jr, David Puckett, J L Sifers, A L Lyals, Eli Wright. . TRAMMEL CREEK.-G C Kiser, R W Owens, J Erwin, E Hylton, R J Phillipps, R Ki ser, John Amburgy, Noah Neece, Jesse Wampler, Elijah Neece, M Long, H G Wampler, S R ichardson, John Turne r , Elias Tur. ! ner, Noah Smith. .J ~ WOODWARD & LOTHROP,} ~INDOW SHADES TO./ RICHMOND, VA. ORDER, ANY·STYL Virgtnta .Appale.ohian N otea �'' The Franklin Press Co.~ INCORPORATED 3 14 CU\lBERLAND COD_NTY T A :;ee . L B J Agee, L E Agee, T 0 Allen, \V R Allen, H H Amos, J C Amos, J C Amos Jr, J vV Ayers, J R Baldwin, T D Baldwin, E · M B ln.nton J J Blanton. W L Blanton. Wm M Carso n, ~w C happe ll. H R Cbicl~. Jim Chicle R J Co llins, G W Dowdy, N A Dowdy, R S Dowtly, A C Foster, A C Foster Jr, B F Foster. E G r:oste r, M D Foster. R E Fast.er, G C Gilliam, W'esley Goodman, E H Grigg, P J Grill, Thornton Holman. Thornton Ho l man Jr, E B Hug hes. Tom Perldns, o O Phillips, C H Price, \V W Putney, Henry Rouse, Sam Shepard. M H Smith. M Vaughan, \\r B Walker w Gu inen ~fills R F D-Geo T Ayers, J D Ayers, Linwood Ayers, 'vV N Ayers, Jno Blanton, Jno R C oleman, Wm Coleman. R J Dowdy, s ·w Dowdy, Thos E Dowdy, W J Dowdy, G v.,r Elam , D M Gannaway, S A Glover, Thos G Guthrie, Jno Logan. V\rm Logan. J C Richardson, • M C Ricbardson, E B Shepard, El p Shepard, H H W Shepard. M P Shepard, Th\,::; R Shepard, L A Smith. Lee H Smith. James Stinson, James M Woodrurc. H D vVoodson Guinea Mills RFD No 1-"Jlni Allen, W C Baldwln, Chas Baughan, Jno Blanton, W R Brown. Sam Carter. Willis Dowdy, Ben Foster, p E Grigg, •Tom Hennings, Dani Sharp, K G Smith, A E Washingto n, *Woodson Washington ; . 1 .. Penrith-6 % mi:les from R R; 12 miles from H; banking town. CartersvHle-W A Cocke, E C Walton, Edward Walton, R S Walton c f I S u1myside--Populatlon 10; on Tidewater and Western R R; 6 miles from CH; banking town, Farmville-Jno Berger, J M Blanton, T W Brazeal. W H Brazeal., J L Carter, W H Carter & Bros, T M Clark, S T Davis, .has C Dowdy, J W Fowlkes, T P Goodman, W M Goodman, W L Guthrie, C S Hagerman, Wm Hatcher, J P Johnson, W I J ohnson, T W Maxey .. ,,, ~ I>· ~r ~. ;I_ S unnyside R F D-C C Davis, J R Morris, E J Perrin, M A Perrin & Son J , Pollard, B C Seay, W 0 Seay, B F Wingo, G B Wingo, James P Wingo .. "',.1 • f •• ~ "-·· " PRINTERS, BINDERS 122-130 W. Tabb St. PETE RSBURG· See Ad. oppoal t e General Index, paQe 7, - DICKINSON COUNTY Dickinson County Value of real estate, 1916-White, 320. Value of personal property-White, 09 3. Income, $2,459. Population, 1916-9,199. Number voters-White, 1,946. Area-Acres, 184.936; square miles, County Seat-Clintwood. Dickenson was formed in the year i& from the counties of Wise, Buchanan '.Russell, and named in honor of Willia.mi Dickenson, who was a member of the Ro: of Delegates from Russell at that time. ::-" counw is bounded on the north by the ' of Kentucky, on the east by Buchanan, on::· south by Russell, and on the west by w county_ The products are corn, rye, ~a wheat, grass and fruits. A large portion the count y is in timber, and some of'"" finest to be found in the State. Ther abundance of coal and iron. besides a · ' ber of mineral springs. This county is;_ mountainous. There is a railroad from f) Va., Russell county, to Elltborn, ~ .. r __,. with McClure river. This railroad, the -& 0., goes direct through the so-called B of Cumberland mountain, known for its ~ tiful scenery. ' From the railroad through~· mountains the scenery is equal to an -., that can be found in Switzerland. Non the timber nor minerals have been rem from this county, excepting a small ntl of walnut and poplar trees. Pound, q"' Nest and Russell's Fork rivers and Mc creek are the principal streams, all cour through the Breaks of Cumberland moun The timber· consists principally of poplar, ash, cucumber, pine, hemlock, and w For grass and grazing purposes, and fi.Ui is one of the best counties in the State investors. as prices are low and the reso' as yet undeveloped. Courts Tl1e Circuit Court meets at tbe Tuesday after second Monday in March,:::; day after fourth l'l'!onday in. June, Septe and December ·• Judge-Wm I Burns, Lebanon' C!frk-Emery B Chase, Clintwood . >;. •• 4 )y· ~- STATIONERS. -OFFICE OUTFiT~~ ·:; ':.:-.· ~ _ Sunnyside R F D N o 1-C E Barden, J W Barden,' R A "Barden, ....S A Barden, P B Flip- J~~fi' .>\ •·:~~;;.~::~~"~'.'0b:;~.'n: t~~~ ~:~~r~ ··- vllle-D ·M Davis, · W F Duncan, J E GarA · R Moon, Johnson Morris. A S Tucker, : \£:;..';, i:: I:; -_ ·'... rett, Vh>etma Appa.laoh1e.n NQt~r-· �pO :~'ATEN TS ~\~ Trnd o -M:ir k:s und Copyrl~ ht!I uc-currd . T' utc nt :.. nd Trad e- M o r k m uttcr11 uro pro()<"r l )' pr o1tec ut e d 1 0 ln 1> ur o full es t PO &.• lbl c prot ect i o n, uoJ fe es <H o r .-:is oou b l o . Corrcsp<>od <:ncc ao ll cltcJ . EO\V .~Rl) R. \TIT:'>f AS Wruihln!lton Lonn u.nd TnJJ\t DIJ" ·· \\' n"4 blniatoo , D. C. DICKINSO N COUNTY Supervisors B Sutherland, chairman, Tiny; Gallie Clintwood; N R Grizzle, Darwin; E S Bessie; A J McCoy, Dante R F D No 1 Constabl es os B Baker, Clintwood; W J Mullins, Nasi1fr D R Dotson, Darwin; Joshua Wallts, lteetroclt; D C Owe ns Jr, Haysi; A J Long, . •ante R F D No 1; G e o M Reedy, Stratton; no A Deel, Tenso Magis trates B Davis, Norland; E F Hughes, C lintwood; ·) Keel, Clintwood; Jno W Keer, Clintwood; .· .Adams, Millard; H N Rose, Nasbie; Reuen Rose, Darwin; J T Puckett, Darwin ; I 0 ' ·nady, . Nasbie; Jno F Colley, Skeetrock; 'S Counts Jr, Bessie; Chas Fields, Tarpon: ;N Millis, Goodrich; E H Kilgore, H e rald; Neece, Homade; M E Pbillips, Homade; Sulivan. Duty; C A D eel, Ai ly; Fletcher o~ers, Tiny; Jno T Edwards, Tenso » · . W "-1.s.... £' Board or Health B Chase (chairman), Clintwood; Dr J C tberland. Clintwood; Dr E C Phipps, Clint~-~~ Dr W H Reed, Clintwood ;;:.·. "':;::.. Agricultural Implements ~l.ey-Hillman Hdwe Co, Clintwood ..} Atton1eys at La.w ~ ~:'.: Emery B, Clintwood ·0· R E, Clintwood " r on :r K, Clintwood nch G Mark, Clintwood Uch Willie, Clintwood "'edy D F, Clintwood G, Clintwo_o d .PPs Columbus, Clint!Vood ~ps F P, Clintwood ale . S P, Clintwood ·~~:W H, Clintwood en:·A A & J M. Clintwood t ··: J c. Clintwood Herland Geo C, Clintwood lierland S H, Clintwood '"over I, Clintwood 's AH, Baden ·:--. -,. Barbers W, Skeetrock 'lng . G B, Clintwood .,.,. ,s ., Luther; Baden. e' G:-Y'/ • .Skeetrock ...."""_.,.. am G B~ksmiths and Wheehvrights M, Clintwood Skeetroc.k s:~S P , Baden d'.'.~W s ; Bucu j :r:·P, B o tt.l c r s McCl ure B ottlln f; ~k.s . .'\t art C aru1 crl c~ M ulli n s Jose ph. Ba.d e n C la11.1·c h cs Bap tl::it . Ba.d e n Baptis t, B irc h l c:a. r Baptise, C lin twood D unlca.rd , S lcectro ck Methodis t, B 1; cu Methodis t, Clint wood Conu·nctors anrt BuJ ld c r s Balla.rcJ S N , B ucu F l emi n g C P, Byrn e H u g h es & Neel, C lintwood K e ll ey D G , C lin t woo d Ma.r ein A W , S k eetro c lt Mullins Grover C , Ba.den Perkin s J C & So n . C lintwood Re'e d Rob t, F reeling Sandy Valley Construction Co, C llo tw~od Stone G W, Skeetrock \ Dentis t.s French N I3, C lintwood Druggists Clintwood Drug Co. Clintwood Mullins Bros, Baden Furniture Dealers Pressley-Hillman Hdwe Co, Clintwood Garages Banks ~,· llou rdlu g lI< J ll ~S Bro.nbam \\' J , Skect r ock Dan1rn t1 1-Iot c l. C llntwo ud D esk i n s Pn. r ls , Bucu Dairies Willis Anderson, Baden NSON COUNTY BA....~ INC, Clintwood . ~~: . Perkins .J C & Son , Cl rntw ood S h o r t lr:i., C lintwood Coopers Mullins Andrew, Baden Wallis , Joshua, Skeetrock tw ........~- · 315 Clintwood Motor Co, Clintwood General Stores Adkin W T, Lyons ARTRIP W J, Skeetrock Austin D W, Clintwood Bennett J H & Co, Licit F or!< Bias F, Omaha. Bise J W, Leck Bise Thos, Omaha Bolling B H & Co, Cllntwood Bowman "\V J, Bee Branham W J & Son, Skeetrock VlratDia Appalachian N otee �b/ --- -· -· -• Bank dT c r1can an rust 0 Ame ---~=~=-=----------- . :z The Rural Route Makes YouOurNer bor. . Bank With Us by MaiI •.h • . Your Acc~unt Shall Have Indivldua PETERSBURG, VA. Service. :t." v , CAPIT.o\L, $:200,000.00. · DICKINSON COUNTY 316 Swindall J c. Osborn. Gap Turner C R, Birchleaf Whitaker N A: Mrs, Clintwood Wlllis E F, Birchleaf Willis Patton, Mart Willis R A, Mart Wood Chas, Dwale B uchannn N J & Bro, Darwin C antrell Lloyd, Ally C ash Store The, Clintwood Childress Fletcher, Ramsey C' ochra n W J , Mart C rabtree \\'m. Darwin Davis J vV, Tandy Dotson C B, Lyons Dump C r e ek Mercantile Co. Carrie Duty I?ricy, Blrchleaf Edward s I M & Son. Tenso Fle ming- Alafolr, ~1Ulard Fuller H H & Son, Timbe rville Gibson Bros, Lyons H ibbitts C R , Dar..,vin Hughes WE, C lintwood Hutchinson C C , Lyons Hutchinson 1\1 V & Co, Lyons .Jackson C G, Birchleaf K e nady & Kenady, Nasbie 1..;:endrick Olive r, Georges Forks Kennedy Jno G Sr, Lyons I\:enn e dy Walter, Omaha J(Efl.R ,J G, Millard IGSEl t DOLPHUS & CO. Buen Kiser E C & Co. C arrie I<:iser H F. Carrie Kiser J T, Carrie Kiser & Stanley, Leck :::VIcFall S M, Clintwood :Mullins Alex, Tandy l\:fULLINS BROS , Baden 1V1ullins Geo, Tandy Mullins J L, Aily Mullins J P & Sons, Millard MULLINS .T S & Son, B~-rne Mullins J W & Sons, Nora Mullins Jno P & Son, D~vale Mullins K P, Darwin Mullins M E, Foral<er !Yiullins Marion & Son, Clintwood Musick D, Mart Owens D C , Mart Pennington M, Freeling Powers W F, Bucu Powers & Stanley, Clintwood Puckett J W & M, Mart Rasnick E V & Co, Leck Remines M W. Clintwood Robinson W B, Omaha Rose Bros, Duty Rose. W S, Leck Scyphers W M, Mart Silcox B H C & Co, De Busk Smith D W V, Nora Stallard D A, Lyons il Stanley Frank, Mlllard ;..>:: . . .... Stanley L F Sons, Ivlillard ~::z;;~·/ . . Stanley NH, Omaha Stanley Will F, Clintwood :~_-· Stanley & McCoy; Leck ~;7": Stanley & Mullins, Omaha ::~;~~::--::Stone Robt L, Skeetrock tc!!.f ,._;'.~.. · _ , Stone Thos, Skeetrock ft~~i!t-i"· - · -· - . :. ,~ _SUTHERLAND E D & CO, Stratt<m Grocers Clintwood Grocery Co, Clintwood Hooper P M, Clintwood Remines M W, Clintwood Smith D W V, Stratton Hn.rd,va1•e Dealers Pressley-Hillman Hdwe Co The, Harness and Sllddlery Mullins Grover C, Baden Hotels Hylton Hotel, Clintwood Pressley V\T Insurance Agents Clintwood w. Live Stock Dealers Bahen J H, Byrne Chase C C, Clintwood Elkins J C, Baden Mullins J S, Byrne Phipp C, Clint.wood Powers Trigg, Bucu Sutherland Bruce, Bucu Sutherland Jasper, Stratton Livery Stables Adkins S G, Clintwood Chase C C, 'Clintwood Lumber Dealers Fleming T J, Clintwood McFall Jas G, Freeling Mullins Harrison, Byrne MulHns Jno B, Baden Penland W S, Bucu Phipps F P, Clintwood l\fills--Corn and Flour Artrip W J, Skeetrock Hughes D D, Clintwood Lipps Cora F Miss, Clintwood Mullins W L I , Baden Perkins J C & Son. Clintwood Sutherland Z T, Bucu Mills--Sa.w Childress C C, Clintwood Fleming T J, Clintw:ood Mullins Jno B, Baden Stanley & Fleming, Clintwood Sutherland E D & Co, Stratton Trhitt J F, Clintwood . Turner D W ,. Bucu rf i . ·n1L·L--DIRECTORY · co--~.;·eaa· i:urnisb. vou .B:; ~h'.~::.~}~f.-~"~-·~i~. .. ·-. . .• ·,;;;.,~:~ :.:.:! •--:· .:·:.-; ;,,; ·~·~. . ·:·:e; . . ;~ . .' ;_ · . . ;~·.. e~ aay:·killd. oL.:;.·.;_.~ -.:~r¥~ ~ .i:'.: .: ·~ni:tiia~··1L"'rsi:.i .u ;'f1~l~~d""""1~·~ n;.~~~;~dfa~1f"' . . ·-!,,;~· '1 - ~~~iJ;. o.;-.ti:.~: ;~~ "-'·''·.:.: '" -£ :i_i': us1nes-s.~; 1fiit,::rst,-r.:.--.,_.,,-=- ... ,.,..:..,.....-~...,..--,,-'- .•,.·.J --.,, ~··~- ·-- · . . ··... '. -=-;::·:. ~- .., ...µ - ~- ~- - -~ ..-ff~-,,,,~r."><r··a ry.·ainem h""'m ~·~onct~w.~:~::f . ~a ~"" .~ 1"-c''.... Viratln.1a A.nnalach1an Notee - • . .. •• · · �n urance Company of irgnna ..~ORGANIZED 1871 . OFFICE - :RICHMOND. VA. OLDEST LARGEST ST RO!'/ GEST SOUTHERN LIFE TNSUR.>....NCE COMPANY DISTRICT OFFICES THRO U GHOUT V IR G I:-II..\. DICKINSON COUNTY Newspapers and Editors County Moon, Clintwood, C E Belt 317 CUntwood-Popu l ation 3-t Z ; 7 mil es rrom R R; a banking town- S M Anderson. Thurma n Anders on, C C C h ase. C h as C h a.se, R E Chase, T J Co lley, J C Damron. J K Damron. W M Damron, A L F le ming , C T F lemi n g , C lint Fleming, G W Fleming, J effer son Flem ing , K F Fleming, W .T Fle mlni;, "\'Vllburn Fleming. W m Fleming , Geo F lemons. B D F r e n c h, I E F r ench, N B r e n c h, R :-.r Hager, P H Hylton. W H Johns on, Henry K ee l. J P Ke ll y, J W Kerr, J H Long. R A Lo n g, W M Merritt. Con ley Mu llins . L S s1ull1ns. C A N ee l, Joo M Neel, R E Neel, T E N eel, Co lumbus P hipps. E L P hipps , W W Press ley, A L Reece, E C Reed, M W Rem ines. W H Rouse. :Yr L Sen ter. I H Short, A A S k een, Jno ::vr S k een Photographers Andrew J, Freeling ' ttor Isom, Skeetrock ~ndrick Oliver, Baden -~unts Physicians hipps E L, Clintwood ,!>hipps R L, Clintwood ~eed W H, Clintwood .~fatherland J C, Clintwood ~~utherland T c. Tiny Frcellng-Populati o n :.!4; 2:! miles from R R - Frank M Beve rl y, Tieub c n D McFall , Wm P Moore , A le x Mullins, \\Til e y B Trivitt. Isaac Willis . James r; Wi ll is .. George Fork-Popul a tion 23; lS mi l es from R R; 20 miles trom C H; banking town, C lintwood- SS Hibbi tts, W N M eade, Esau M ulltns, H H Mu llins , Jno B Mu llin s ..':· Real Estate Agents D,amron J K, Clintwood .~ullins L G, Baden ghipps E L, Clintwood ..i:~ssley W W, Clintwood L eck -Popul a tion 15; 7 miles from R R; 9 miles from C H; banking town, CoeburnS R Adk ins , A W Hale, German Johnson, J A Kiser , W E Kiser, I.of E McCoy, J N McC oy, M D McCo y , M L McCoy, E C Rasn ake, Grady Rasnlcl<. J L Rasnick, N H Rasnick, B L Rose, C C Rose, J L Rose, J S Rose, Joo F Rose, Lee Rose, M V Stallard, J H Stanley, J M Taylor . Restaurants "~inkey," Clintwood Watchmakers and Jewelers . everley N E, Baden :MulUns Chas, Byrne ,.; Farmers ~..· Aily-Population 31; 15 miles from R R and .,.c H: banking town, Clintwood-E S Countr. ;lr, G B Counts, J W Counts, S D Counts, c .:,,~- Deel, E Ramsay, A D Silcox :.7 ' Bee--Population 3 0: 14 miles from R R; 18 . miles from C H; banking town, Clintwood.-'· 0 H Bowman, S W Edwar ds, F D ·O'Quinn J . Birchleat-Population 75; 18 miles from ·R · ~· R; 14 miles from C H: banking town, Cllnt~r; wood-C D Anderson, J H Anderson, James ;t,· Belcher, T K Colley, A J Edwards, B H Ed·: wards, D W Edwards, J C Edwards, J M 1;:_Edwards, NM Edwards, CA Hay, DC Owen, ~.. P.. D Viers, James Yates, Jeremiah Yates !i~ f'!>.r .·:~, B uen-Population 25; 13 miles from R R; [:.· 15 miles from C H; banking town, Clintwood ~;t -s N Ballard, H C Davis, Roby Johnson, c ·•· C Powers, Fletcher Powers, Jno M Powers, , R Powers, Bruce Sutherland, Z T Sutherland ':i_ B C Wise . ' Lyons-Popula tion 65; banking town, Clintwood-W M Adkins, W T Adkins, J C Carty, A P Gibson, D F Gouge, Jno Gou ge, C C Hutchinson, J G K e nnedy, F H Kiser, Jno Robinson Mart--Popula tion 10; 7 miles from R R: 12 miles from C H ; banking t o wn, Clintwood - J E Arrington, Ira Baker, W J Cochran, E S Coun ts, N C Fuller, R M Fuller, Jno A Mullins. D C Owens, MT Owens, Mart Owens, M F Senter, I da M Willis, R A WH!ls Millard-Population 6 3: 2 miles from R R; 6 miles from C H; banking town, ClintwoodM S Bise, Thos Bise, W R Bise, J W Fleming, Jeff Fle ming, James Flemons, J C Hill, Jno Hill, Joseph Hill, W C Hill, J G Kerr, C C Reedy, E A Reedy, W R Reedy, Arch Rose, Frank Rose, M F Rose, Millard Rose. Nathaniel Rose, Robt Rose, S Rose, S J Rose, S P Rose. Larkin Stanley, J El Sykes · .!'"... · • ::· B-yrne-Jno M Artrip, r· H Bahen, G W .Fleming, W M Fleming, Chas Mullins, J S :.Mullin.a, Spencer Mullins, CA Self, CW Wood, •.CC Wood Jr Norland-Population 9 ~ 20 miles from R -R; 5 miles from C H: banking town, Clintwood -G B Davis.. J W Davis, C W Isam, A J Mulllnfl. :Ffi:mry M Mullins, J., M Mullins, S M Vb.tom& Appalachian Notes �= ,. .. : : : '. ~. =n{::_:·~~~-~~;~ 7::.· :~-:.:::1~ 't\~.g~~..~~~~t~~:~~~ . jt~·. ~~~~~~~r~;~~;~;~@~~41:~!.et~~~~~~ , .''- 'x [E;.A~-ROBINSON; 'D~ y~:Mt;;v et~rinar!~s!i~geoaa.n~'.J).eli~i~-. : Ju BOLLINGBRooK. Phone: omee, a19; Residcnce,3404. 318 DICKINSON COUNTY -I Treat the Vanous Diseases ofAll Dumb Animalsl ,.. . DINWIDDIE COUNTY ::.~:~ -----------------------,.----------------------··~ !\tullins. P E O wens . W M Owens, .M E Swl.Dd e l, Chas Whltt, Lundy Willis O sl.>m"ILC: Gup--Populatlo n 100; 9 miles from R !'{ ; 7 miles from C H ; banldng town: Clintwood-C reed BrLker, Geo Baker, J -A Baker, Su.ml Baker, W v; Burnley, E Fleming, F leet·wood Haynes, Grant Haynes, Crockett Kelly, Daul McFall, J G McFall, B H Moore, Moses ::-.roore, H R Reed, C R s,vindal .. M C Swindal \ S k <-ctrock -Populn.tlon 3 O; S miles from R R and C H; banklug town, C llntwood-J B Artrip, Jasper Artrip, \ V J Artrip, Cleve Branham, Em.ory Branhan1. W J Branham, Silas Hall, \\' l\l Hall. Henry Moore, H iram Mullins, J P Mullins, G W Stone. Thos Stone, W B Stone \ S tratton-Population 4 5 ; on C &. 0 R R; 1 1 mil e s from C H ; banking town. Clintwood - J ' H Ball, Geo Blair, S M Bowman, D L French, Dora Leftwich, Geo Lorge, Jno Mq· Green, J F Sm.lth, F C Sutherland, Jasper Suth· er land Tandy-Population 75; 11 miles from R R; 7 miles from C H; banking town, ClintwoodHe.nry Anderson, B J\1: Arrington, G W Davis, P M Edwards, A L Ellis, A W Hay, Blaine L ee, Bart Lyall, Jno Lyall, S A McCawan, R H Mullins, Wash MulUns, A Musiclt, W E Rose, W W Rose, James S Sykes, C H Turner, C L Turner, James R Turner, M T Turner, A J Viers, C C vVood, J T \Vood, Josiah Wood 10; 14 miles from R R: ' 16Tiny-Population miles from C H; banking to'\\-n, C lintwood -Fletcher Powers, S J T Powers, Jos H Rasnake, F L Sutherland, Newton Sutherland, Sim F Sutherland, \-Vm B Sutherland ~n111[ADVERllsE~ ~Oi IN THIS BOOK~'t~ AND PATRONIZE-TH-EM THEY ARE THE MOST PROGRESSIVE. MERCHANTS PRINTERS BINDERS. .Dinwiddie· Coun~ -::~ -~ · ff; ~""i· ' :1 Value of real estate, 1916-White, $2,461,- \~ 440; colored, $420,053. Total, $2,881,493. .:.i Value of person property-White, $831,646; -~ colored, $171,624. Total, $1,003,170. . ';1.'. Income, $21,$13. . · · ..:~ Population, 1916-15,442. ,ff. Number voters- White, 1,494; co~ored, 1,644. ~ Area-Acres, 322,563 ; square miles, 494. r;t. County Seat-Dinwiddie. · ·r~ This county was formed from Prince George.,~ in 1752, and named in honor of Robert Din>~ widdie, who was Governor of Virginia from 1752 to 175S. It lies between the Appomat-1··. tox and Nottoway rivers, and is bounded on ~ ··· the east by Prince George, on the south by. Susse.....:, Greenville and Brunswick, and on1 the west by Nottoway, and on the 11orth by~, · Amelia and Chesterfield. The lands through.:'· . out the county are generally of good quality, -and in the vicinity of Peter sburg they have been much Improved. The Atlantic Coast Line".: r ailroad extends south a long the eastern line::~ the Norfolk and Western on. its northern bor..:· . der, and the Seaboard Air Line through the·~. center of the county. Tobacco, :peanuts and . · cotton are the principal products. Peters- r burg, Its principal city, will be made the sub-:·;. ject of a s eparate sketch following the councy 1 ~ information. -.. i ·~\ Courts The Circuit Cou.rt meets at the Courthouse ~ t he ~hird Monday in March, June, September :~ an(:}' December /Judge--R G Southall, Amelia '\/ Clerk-A M Orgain, Dinwiddie Count~· Officers C ommonwealth's Attorney-Morton Grode, Dinwiddie Sheriff-Jno W Gal usha, Dinwiddie Treasurer-John Hargrave, Dinwiddie Surveyor-W C Rives, McKinney Coroner-W S Briggs, Dinwiddie Supt of Poor-B L Clarke, Dinwiddie Supt of Schools -E C Powell, McKenney Comrs of Revenue-C E Abernathy, Mc-.~ K enney; Smith T Gerow, Petersburg Su pervisors Jno R Beck, (chairman), Butterworth; , ·M Sutherland. Church Road; Jno M Banner;; l\lcKenney; W R Young, Hebrew; Jno T,. Thrift, Meridian ~ Constabl es ~ . . :f• RA Chappell, Carson; WW Burks, W1lson; 1 '\VF Vaughan, Vi'ilson ; Jno B Shelton, Church! Road; W G Bridgeman, Era; J C Bell, Mc ' Kenn ey ; Claude Beville, Sutherland Bur.ke&Gregory, IDC. Vtrcima APP&laohian Notes TELEPHONE NORFOLK' . 720-721 . 808 • 810 BERMUD~ STREET . I �Montgomery County , Virginia overseers of the Poor, Jun e court , 1812 Deed Book E,page 278; This Inde nture mad e thi~ 18th day o: hp r i l i n the year of our Lord one thousand Eig h t hund r ed & t '1 e l v e bet;.;e n .?hi l i n Smith of the county of Montgome r y and S tat e o i · Vircini a o=~ the one pa~t and the oversee rs of the poor o f t h ed s a me Cou n ty & State a:oresaid o f the other part Wi tnesseth that t he s .Phi l ip Smith :for & in c o ns i deration of the sum of one hundred Dollar s to him i n ha nd pai d by th e sai d Overseers the receipt whea:eof i s her eby a c knowl ec45e d o th gi v e t; rant , bargain & s ell unto the s Overseers & their suc c es3ors and a ssi g n s forever a certain tract or p arc e l o f Land c o ntai ni ne; e i ght h und r ed & seventy eig ht acres on a creek runni ng i nto the Oh i o river about f ifte en miles above the mouth of Big Guyandott & i s bounded a s f ollo we th to wi t . Beg inning Joining & above a surve y o f 2 1 23 acr e s made f or Jame s Hi ne s at two white walnut and an elm t hence u p the cre ek So u th 65 eas t 200 poles to a hickory & black oak .East J40 p ol es to t wo white oaks &' locust thence South 260 :poles gro ssing t h e c r eek to t wo ashe s & J lynns thence down the creek North 80 we s t 420 p ol es to an ash p o p plar & white oak a corner to the aforesaid surv e y t h e n ce wi th a l i ne t hereof South 22° west crossing the creek 2~0 poles to the begi nni ng t o g e t her with all its app urtenances to the s ove r s e ers t h eir su c c e s s ors & assig ns forever and the said Phili? Smi t h fo r h i maelf & hi s h e i r s t he su parcel of Land with its appurtainance to the s Overs e e r s & their assigns & c . against all persans whatso e ver wil l f o rev e r war:ra~ t a nd defend the right & title of s Land • In witness wh e reo f th e s P hilip smit h hath hereunto set his hand and affix ed hi s seal t h e day a nd year abov e written . P hilip (hi s + mark) Smith Sign seal ed & del±vered in p rese nts of William Richards Jeremiah Richards Christian (his CR mark) Richards At Montgomery June court 1812. Thi s De e d fro m P hilip Smith to the overseers of the poor was proven by the oaths of the Witnes ses t h ereto and ordered to be Recorded . T est e Chs . Ta yler, CC Merry Ann (Sink) Barnes 1204 Allison Drive Rockville , Md. 20851 e mail : maryab@erols . coin Vlrg:tn1a Appalachian N otoe �~lf eSfbiceslors http: I /www . anJ9lfire. a:m/wv/akers/ Linda Akers • 112 0 College Avenue; #5 • ' Bl uefield, WV 24701 l s ake.rs@citlink.net April 12. 2000 VAN Editor SVGS, Inc. PO Box 124 85 Roanoke, VA 24026-2485 Dear Editor: I really enjoyed the November issue and especially liked your idea to include "specially designed" forms. I have included three fonns that I designed myself to aid me in my courthouse research. When I'm fortunate enough to get to a courthouse, I don't know how long it will be before I can return and try to collect as much information on my line while there. I was wearing myself out collecting birth, marriage and death information by having to write out the different categories. All registers are not laid out the same but generally have the same data. These forms have saved me tons of time and spared my hand many nights of painful cramps. To me they are pretty much self-explanatory, but if you should need details contact me via e-mail at lsakers@citlink.net. The fourth form was one that I amended from other form that I obtain from a book. Originally it was a ''Cemetery Log". In my research after finding relatives markers with the date of death, I like to go to the local library and look up the obituary. First of all I list the newspaper name, town, state and the name of the particular library or other source of microfilm. Then I list the individuals with their corresponding dates of death; the next time I go to that town for research I have the data at my fingertips. I included the "Found" column because I had found myself researching the same data more than once. This way if I am unable to find an obit, I mark "No" and won't be tempted to duplicate the search. If I'm lucky enough to find the obituary, I like to include the microfilm reel number as a reference. Hope this will be helpful to you, V1rgtn1a App&laoh1an Notee �, ~ ~­ Mar 1 ia ge Records I r'Ol •1 - ~-~~~~---- Groorn Book#/Py/Ln Marriaue Dal - -- ,... l 1 \ -'~J- - ------- I I I I II . --'----'-· I I --·- - - -- - --·- - - --- I I -~ •l:;i lt ·l ·~ ~ ~ i - ·-----·- - - I I I I I I l l ____ _ _l __I_ I I I I I - - - · ----- ----- . ,/ I L_ I I ·. I I ------ · I I I - - - - -· I I I ---~- -- ... I I I I ------ ··-- . _..________--- . ... I - -·-·- ·- -- · ·-- ---·- ------ -·-·- --- --- ---- - - -·----- - -- ---------- -- - -- ....___. _____________ ·- - --------· ----------- ----· ---· - --- -· ·- ··- - - - l I I I I ___[_I _ I_.- -·- - - ----- · -- --- - - ·- ---- - --------- ·-· . - I I I I I ._l _ __ J__ I I_ I I ·- -- - - · I I I I I I I ._l_ L_ I I I _,.. 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I - '10 QUERIES 00-6 Would like to correspond with anyone researching th e fo ll owi n g~ Lucy BUSH SHANNON b ca 1839 Roanoke Jonathan TOSH b ca 181 1 Roanoke Jean TOSH LEWIS b ca 1807 Roanoke George HANNAH & second wife Elizabet h BRATCllER m 1792 Bedford Co Sarah RORER DAVIS b ca 1877 Bland Co D. Wubben. P . 0. Box 665J2, Scotts Vallev. CA 95067-651 1 00-7 Seeking maiden name, parents' names, & husband· s name or Sarah REED. b abt 1776/77 & who resided in Floyd Co, VA in 1850 in househo ld orJose ph HURT . Elizabeth "Betsy" REED, wife of Joseph HURT, b about 1811 11 :2 is thought t o have been a dau of the above Sarah REED. Charles Thomas. 15?2 .Jones F3l vc .. M urfreesboro, TN 37129-2049 00-8 William READ (REED) m Sarah DELANEY (DULANEY ) in Fra nklin Co. VA in 1790. Who were their children, and to whom were their children m arried? I would appreciate corres. from anyone interested in this family. Charles Thomas. see 00-7 00-9 Andrew REED, b 20 Apr 1750 ''not far from Philadelphia~" app lied for R ev. War pension in 1832 & again in 1835 in Floyd Co, VA. Who were his parents? Was George REED whose will was probated 1807 in Montgomery Co, VA, a brother. an un cle, or poss the father of this Andrew REED? Charles Thomas. see 00-7 00-10 Seeking to communicate with any descendents of Samuel M . .JONES & his w ife Mary WYGAL JONES. They lived in Radford & Blacksburg in the late 1800s. both died bef 1900. Their son, Fred M. JONES & family are bur in West View Ce1ne tery in Radford. Richard Fox. 12341 Woodlawn Ct.. Woodbridge , VA 22 192 e -mail: rhfox@gateway.net Note: See letter on page 43 of this issue from Martha Heinemann, a frequent submitter of queries, regarding my comment in the Winter Issue about queries sub1nitted on the internet. �7/ C ANNADAY FAMILY CEMETERY In Floyd County From F loy d , V irginia trav e l north (towards Roanoke) on Route 221 for approximately 11 miles and turn right onto Route 664, River Ridge Road, SE. Travel about 1-1/2 miles until you see a white two-story house on the right with numbers 1012 on mailbox. The cemetery is across the road on a hill to your left. 1. John A. (Andrew) Cannaday, born Sept. 13, 1844, died Apr. 13, 1933 2. Susan M. (Thurman) Cannaday, born Aug. 20, 1842, died June 13, 1917 (wife of John A.) 3. A. (Andrew) Luther Cannaday, born May 7, 1874, died June 5, 1956 (son of .John and Susan) 4. Nora D. (Dell Aldridge) Cannaday, born Sept. 13, 1876, died Feb. 17, 1924 (wife of Luther) 5. Bernice A. (Allen) Cannaday, born Dec. 4, 1901, died Aug. 31, 1927 (son of Luther and Nora) 6. Clydie ( F. Brammer) Cannaday Sutphin, born Dec. 28, 1903, died Mar. 20, 1958 (wife of Bernice, she was from Franklin County, Virginia) 7. John Elwood Cannaday, born Sept. 13, 1903, died May 30, 1938 (son of Luther and Nora) 8. Mary Susan Cannaday, born April 12, 1906, died April 11, 1919 (dau. of Luther and Nora) 9. Thomas L. (Luther) Cannaday, born 1908, died 1955 (son of Luther and Nora) 10. E lsie V. (Virginia Goins) Cannaday, born 1912, died 1995 (wife of Thomas) I I. Bonnie A. (Annie Laurie) Cannaday Smith, born Feb. 13, 1911, died Sept. 3, 1943 ( dau. of Luther and Nora, she married John Smith) 12. Charlie T . (Thurman) Cannaday, born 1912, died 1925 (son of Luther and Nora) 13. Stanford A. (Aldridge) Cannaday, born Oct. 21, 1914, died May 22, 1997 S Sgt US Army World War Il (son of Luther and Nora) 14. Manila S. (Shank) Cannaday, born Aug. 18, 1917 (wife of Stanford - still living) Vlrgin.1a Appal.a.oh1a.n N otoo �- - r· / - I II II 15. Inf. Dau. of Stanford A. & Manila S. Cannada)', born & died Dt·c. 16. Roy Allen Cannaday, son of Clydie F. and Bernice A. Born Jan. 20, 1922, died Aug. 6, 1944 -~ . J 955 C annada~ · 17. Harry Brammer Cannaday, Sr., born May 15, 1924, died ,Jan. H, J988 (son of Bernice A. and Clydie F. Cann aday) 18. Marie Dobbins Cannaday, born Aug. 6, J 923, died Oct. 28, 1995 (wife of Harry) married Dec. 26, 1942 19. Brenda Beck Cannaday, born Feb. 28, 1946 (still living - dau . of Harry and Marie Cannaday) 20. Hazel Cannaday Helms, born Sept. 10, 1926, died June 2 J, 1956 (dau. of Bernice A. and Clydie F. Cannaday) 21. Norman Odell Sutphin, born Dec. 19, 1934, died Feb. 13, 1956 Son of Mr. & Mrs. C harlie & C lydie B. S utphin Notes: I have added the words in brackets. All other words appear on tombstones. Parents of No. 1 was Andrew Bailey Cannaday and his wife Mary "Polly" Huff. Bailey lived in Franklin County until very old and died at his daughter's home in Floyd County. Parents of Nora Dell Aldridge were John Taylor Aldridge and Mary Adeline Walters (Nora was my great-aunt) Clydie F. Brammer was married (1) to Bernice Allen Cannaday and (2) to Charlie Sutphin. Luther and Nora Cannaday bad two other children (buried elsewhere): Marvin Carson Cannaday 1898-1982(?) Laodus Alpha Cannaday Lawrence 1900-1937(?) Nora and all her children (except perhaps for Marvin) died of cancer. Many of the grandchildren have also died from this disease. Submitted by: Mary Frances Conner Williams P. 0. Box 1367 Pulaski, Virginia 24301-1367 Virglnia Appa.laohia.n Notes �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1 ) to three (3) tree 60 Word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space pemiits . 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Fo ll owing their revi ew, ~11.b~oks w ill be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke C ity Library, on South Jefferson Street in Roanoke, V irginia. �I l VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 24 - No. 1 - Winter 2000 (January, Febrnary, March 2000) CONTENTS President's Message Spotlight on Buchanan County Hill Directory Co. 1917 Business Directory, Buchanan County Buchanan County, Virginia, Register of Deaths, 1886 Buchanan County, Virginia, Register of Deaths, 1891 Buchanan County, Virginia, Register of Deaths, 1895 (The above Registers of Deaths are reprinted from the November 1981 VAN) Computer Websites relating to Buchana County, Virginia, by Karen Kappesser Books, Magazines and Other Items in the Virginia Room relating to Buchanan County, Virginia Preliminary Research Into the Origins of the Reed Families of Floyd County, Virginia by Charles P. Thomas II Howery-Cannaday Cemetery in Floyd Cow1ty by Mary Frances Conner Williams Membership Comer Books Donated to Virginia Room by Members Book Review: 1860 Buchanan County, Virginia, Federal Census Queries SV GS Financial Statement January 1, 1999-December 31, 1999 2 3 7 9 13 20 24 26 31 ...,..., .J.) 34 34 35 36 UPCOMING ISSUES OF THE VAN Spring 2000 - Dickenson county will be highlighted Summer 2000 - Wise County will be highlighted. Plus we will have the arumal Smnan1e Index which is growing every year. Fall 2000 - Wise County will be the featured county. VIRGINIA APPALACIDAN NOTES �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGlNlA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY . PO BOX 12485, ROANOKE VA 24026 - 2485 MEMORANDUM ·AFRtL 15, 2000 TQ: BOARD.OF DIRECTORS, Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society ·FROM: WENDY MARlE JAMES. SVGS President 1999-2000 ~:RE'SIGN'ATlON AS PRESIDENT AND MY MOVING PLANS ~- -~ tif-~euw-; ;Saturday•. Apri\ 15, 2000, J am submitt.ing 1:'1Y tes ignalton as SV GS · Pre§tdertt .-f or i9g9;20eo three meetings short of completing my term ($eptemb 9 r .O~~~er:an~· N·ove·moer,··2000). 1 ·~ :am_:~1em1ng .to. Qregon at this time, after seven yAars or living in Salem and working . in ~~a~~e,~o t~h~w::famliy tiee and provid~ ·support . s~rvices to my ~lderly mom, . \Nhlle oo.ntmtilliltHo~~f1<· as a home·b~scd· medloal 1ranscnpt1onrst tor a natton-w1{je servi ce . I. have· e;~~&-Jailt\ 'l hat. tf.\e Board· wm· continue in Hs dulies and conduct necass~ry -bUB\n{:)~s~: ,\:~m.:;a\~:'~rifldent tnat'my strcci!ssor, Karen Kappesser. currently 1st Vice -P.J:es~dent ·and 'ProgreJ1"'l _ Chair.~ will -cornp!ete niy teni.tre and lead the Board and ·Me~'f?er~~Jp-~meetir)gs,:effi~eoUy af.19 capably1with .assistance from the Board members :and~SXIG~'-~tti~tt1bef~ -~t>i.arg~. ):·know .\ will·miss·the -camaraderie of our meetings. •\ ~Cifytlfk~·' io;:'~ke.-1m1s. opport-Uriity"to thaftk au bf ·you .vvtlo have 'Served and are still $E;t:v~r;tQ.- on ·:tt)E:t:'. l3{!5sa@::,andtor -;-or'L one. Q.r mo.re ·m .our ·Committees. You have truly pn~1v.1~e~: ~o~r ~s~eiefy· ~th top-quality. worK many ·times. be:lhind the scene ·and unre:cog_nlzna:.o.1·thennenibersbip at;'farge: 1 -:~~ .. .~t.:s~~ n)~).l'~~rs, ,a~gorng ,in~~re~11 . ent~~s1~sm af')d participation tn ~ur 1 S.~9 ~tY~~~~o~~'.»'~·;J.l.~?~td~ ;~vr ·g~n~~I~~~~~~ ._al1_d. ·tnstor~cat cou~ague·s: with programs, poolrcauons,;ana:events'Wh!ch·continue to enr1Ch and ~flh.ghlen -our community. #~~~~.._ \JVEN~)' K(~~-~ •JAM~S~ F~J5$lfJE~~1999r2{)QQ SOU".fHWESTERN'V.t~INlA.'GENE:A.LOGlCAL S:D01E1"Y - -- - -- �i ~'.J.o I I t :.~est _End Wood Working Co.,.me. ·~ · . Mill Wor:k, Lumber, Rooflng, Lime, Ccmcnc, Plas t er, Shi ngles and L ath s. Bulldlnl1 Outfitters . t~Phone No. 1864 O(flce and Mlll N. South St., P ETERSDURG; VA. ~! BUCH.AN.AN COUNTY .~:,. s· ii- Slceggs; 1VI B Owen::;, I'eurley; C H Matney, Stacy; Solomon S1111th, Hurley; B D T::t::rlor, Big Roclt Buchanan County ~ .:"· Valu e of rt::ttl es tulc, 1916 -White, $4,557.- ieso. "':: Va.iu e of persona l property-While $689,764. l ',, Inco11\ to , S25,S7:{. 1916-1:,334. ,z:.: Nutnber v ot.en;-\Vh lte, ~.:3!lo. \~ Arta-Acr t::s, 14!l,7!J6; square mil es. about ' 51 o. .: County Setit-Grundy. '.f Buchu.nan \\'a::; iorm !<cl in ll:l58 from Rusand Tn.ze well and nu1ned in honor of .~resident Buch:.i.nan. lt is on the wes t ern slope ot th e dlvlciing· r! cl i;,~ of lhe A llcghany Moun1~.atns, whit:h separntcs it from 1Vt'cDowell coun~~Y. 'Nes t Vlri;inin.. nncl H.uRse ll o.nd Tazewell .·aunti es . Vi r i,;tnia. 1)1C'ltenso11, the greater ~ · art of which wo.::; to.le e n from thi s co unty in • 1880, l..lounds It on lhc south. nnd the Sto.te of 'kentuclcy on th t: west. 'l'hls is n. very roug·l1 "· nd n1ou11talno1.1s county, u.nri hn.ving- no rnll "·oad facillt.l es it !::; ven· inaccessibl e. Tiw '" tg Sandy rive1· bo1111cJs its extt·erne nortJ1ern mlts a.nd wa.u:irs the couniy by its r,ouisa ·nd New Gar den forlcs. H11 t little or the , ~ - nd is und e 1· c u l tiv::nion. A ('onslde1·n!Jl c ~ua.ntlly cil' corn a nd ::;0111e nre. onts nn1l wh<.!nt · ~· raised. Th e vcg·cu1l1la a n rl orchanl 111·0<1uc~'f}on s are s11(Ticle11t for 11 0 1 11~ cons11nip tlon, ·hlle those ol' th~ duiry an'! the source of con.. derable 1·event1e. The llind o n the hills is 'ell s uited for the raising- of 11 on;cs, cattle of I kin ds nncl sheep. The 111ine1·ni:; are iron, I t and coal, n.nct the timber. pine. onlc, wnlt, hickory unil 1: hcs1.1111t.. ~\· Population, .sell I J ( :o ul'l s f:o ur·t meets u1 the cu1n·t11ouse 1\ ]\ ri l u.nd Llt l nJ Mondny In ovember and '.l' 11 es<lay ::i.fl0.1' fourth l\Tondp.y ·,_Jul : ge--\Nn1 T::; Uu1·ns, l,el)anon '1 ,Clerk-\.V L I >cnnis. n1·undy !. Con ut.~r <.H licCl'S ·commonwealth's Atto1·ne)<-- Jn11 \V L•'lanna'n l Jr Sheriff-Ben Ratliff, Gn1ndy Trea.s1ire r -J<' 1\1 C levenger, Gt· und~' ,Surveyor- Jns G Ue lcher, Big· Hock Coroner-Geo V\T Nelson, Grundy Supt of Poo 1·-Jac.o!J Vandyke, Grundy .Supt of Schools- W L Ownbey, Grundy Secretary of Electoral Boan'l.-'T'hotnpson etcher , Big Rock .:com r s of Hevenue- .l H J)avi;;, Grundy; Iles Ratliff, Grundy S u p e rvb;or :; . <' V Pletch er, Da,·0n1>01·t; 1\.1 H Looney, Gnin. John H Lester. Blac key Co11s H1.hl <'.s Marvin; Morgn.n ·~j iilpeper :/; ';·~.._,. , S 231 Price. i.' \inglsfru.tcs M Barton. Davenport; N B Day, Height; J lE Webb, Skeggs; A Y Street, Skeggs; Miles H S hort.rid ge, Gruncly; Granvtlle Keen, Stacy; J C Rames, Prater; John Ratliff Grundy · p L Johnson, Hurley; Abe Cha rles.' Ira; Geo' w Charles, Hurley; A A Mitchell, Blacl;:ley i\! 13oiu•<I of Heu.1th )Jor::;ey McClnnnhan, chairman, Artia; Dr J \V Wu.1'1ron. Gninrly; Dr W "J!j llitter, 'Vvhltewood Attorneys at Law J3oyd E R, Whitewood Chase & Dougherty, Grundy ~ombs W M H, A.rtla Daug-herty W A., Grundy Flo.nagan .Tohn, Artia F'lo.nagan & Boyd, G rundy Hubbard R T, Bucking·ham Kiser F B , Grundy Kise1· 0 13, Artia Llndi;ay \Vinston S, Grundy Ratliff Glen, Gl'Un1ly Stinson, Finney & Lindsey, Grundy Stinson J H, Grundy \\'illio.ms n B, \Vh itewood William::; & ComlJs, Grundy Ra11l•s Hllll nankct·s H :\1'1\1\. <> L•' (; BtiN J)\' I NC, Grnnu:r B ;n·bc'.ks .lllcClothlln H G, GruncJ~r Shortridge B H , Grundy Shortridge Howard, Artla \\Tard F' P, Whitewood Hl11 d>s lllilh:; all<l \Vlwc l wl'ig-hts l!.:<1 111 011<.ls L D. Gt·und y Edmonds Tians, Artlu Jobn,son H M. Grundy McClanahnn L, Big Hock Worley Tom w. ·Whitewood Bo11r1ling· Rou se:; Adl< i n::; D B. Grundy Davis A lex, A.rtia Haihcs Dicey Mrs. Prater Hatl!ff Dillard, Grundy Cnr1•iug·t~ null '\\111g·o11 iUn.unfa c..:tnrcrs and Dcnlc1·s Edmonds L n. Grundy \Vorley H R. Whitewood Chnrch t'.s Baptist. A r tia Bap tist, Big Rook National Bank Resources Over OOLPEPE R , VA . ViJ.'Cinia ,A.ppa.llr.ohian IJo-::~ $900,000oOO 3· �Lv.~ERTON REAL ESTATE CO. 15 )..,... Ta bb St .. Petersburl!, Va. 'FARMS. COf\IE TO P ETERSBURG \ I PHONE 176 t\ ND S'lin U R tl o\N D US \Nl:: SS l"ROl' ERTY C I TY OlI NSO"' F.,_ J. \\'ALL J --~W ~lL~L:r!AM!::!,.J~.~M~O~O~R~E:._~~~~~c:·!M~c~D~.~P~O~P~E~~~-::--:----::-~\~V=.:P~-~J:..:::.::..:..:..~·:....:.._·~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 B UCHANAN cou.i:-TY 1 :232 Baptist, Grundy Baptist, Prater Baptist, Whitewood Christian, Big Rock Christian, Whitewood J\::pisco11al, \Vhitewood Methodist, Artia Methodist, Big Rock Methodist, Grundy Methodist, V.'hltewood Presbyterian, Artia Presbyterian, Grundy Presbyterian, Whitewood Contrl\Ctors nntl BuJiders Comptor A W , Dwight · Eades J W, G rundy Jackson David, Big Roel< Short A v. Grundy Tate Dewey, Whitewood D e n tlsts Baldwin W W, Artla Baldwin vi.r W Jr, Grunrly Balen 'Wm, Big Rock Smith J H. Whitewood Druggists Cole G W, Whitewood Grundy Drug Co Inc, Grundy Garnges Sandy Valley Motor Co, G rundy General Stores Allen John, Kelsa Baldwin W W, Grundy Belcher B & Clevinger, Artia Blankenship John A, Blackley Boyd B M. Hanger Charles Gr een, Big Rock CRAltLES J C, Uig R ock Childress Spanell, Murphy Cole li' & Son, Whitewood COLE G W, Whitewood UOI 1E G w & Rr:to, Dwight. COJJE J S "\V, rcn!mth Cole Joshua W , Whitewood Colley N B, Jane Davis & Chambers, Murphy Deel A F , Vicey Deel F loyd & Sons, Murphy · Deskins Walter, Dwl.ght Dotson Green & .J H . I~ Dotson L B Mrs, Ira E lswick T C, Big Rock ELSWICK T L, Art.La Estep Mary A Mra, Grundy ~IELns J A, Sk eggs li lann.a gan W W G d Fl t. ' run Y ·, e cher W P & Bro, Desltins Fuller Beverl y Jane ~uller J M, C~uncil Glbson B G, Davenport off Bros & Co, Grundy Charlottesville Gree n C h ns, Uli; Hock Grundy :Vle r c:n. n t\lc· Co. lir11ndy Ho. g-y Win f' ,. Son. J.•.,·111n. s t1::r .fac.: lcs on :\t L & ! "o . J invc npo rt .Ju st ice H oward . Hu r ley .Ju sti.Hl J, l I I l I Hu1·I C1 y K ~e n Garlrtnd D . t' ou n cll I Deskins f{ C'e n M n. thi::ti>, Hang-er Ki !'le t· 13 P & <:o . C~H • n c ! 1 I .ci-;tcr B ro ::i. Hl l;' H ock Le~;ter Riley & D r os. Hurlf: y L ester' s & Flannai;an. Grundy Loon ey v\" M . D eskin s Looney & JVl cC.: lc> nnahan. l!11rl c y Laus t e r Bros & Co. Artl u · McNei l! .J G, \\'hit e wood :i\Tat n ey J 'V.l, Mnn·in Matney I\lnry & So n. Stacy May John H. Ira Maynard Cosily, 'J\Taxl e M ullinl'l Tho l'l. J o. n e OWENS CO J..,U!\lH lJS, 1>1·at <!t' Parker & Co. G rundy Ra ines J C <'= Co. P 1·ater Rat lf f( A M , Vandvke Ratliff H L & C o . . Dave nport Ratliff P H · S.:. Son, Han ge r Hatllffe H J . Marvin Hlfe A L . Stacy Hitter C L L um b e r Co , \¥hitf'wo od Shortt E, l\ITarvin Stinson J H & C o . Grundy Vandye John D. Desl dns Vandyke Fre d, Grundy Vandyke H L, Vandyk e Vandyke L & L, Skei;g-s \VYA'l'T & A Tll'JZEH., B<~n.r \Va.Jlo·w K een J IT. 1 I ~. ..' ., G1·ocor s Banner \V H, Gn1nrly Hurley Jam es H. Kelsn ! {11.1·11c·ss an<l Boyd G <.'. Vandyke Sacl <l h'r~· I ·Ih tc ls Dill :u·d , Grll n rly Sandy Vall0y Hote l. Gruncly Hatcliff h1s u 1·aucc J\ iren t_c; Smith E E, G r undy .Johnson n. T1a.n 11<lrlcs vV, Whitewood Lig ht :tn<l Po'"'Cr C o1npn.ni es G run dy Light & P ower Co, Grundy I1Jve Srock D ealers Ball H G, Grundy Clark F E , Grundy Deel David, Prater Owen s .G,e o, Prater Viers B M, Prater Yates Richd, Grundy No city in t he State can offer bed •*'i..l Homes and Schools. .. ~},if Write CHAMBER O F COMMERCE. :(· Virginia Appa.la~,.iaz:. 1Jc7;:;.:;i .~ �.1,\. 'Snapp Foundry & Machine Shop . C. L. ROiltl'<SON. Prop. North M<ukcc Sc., Wlnl"hestcr, Vn. GEO. R. T H U:t S, Mgr. BUCHANAN COUNTY vVatcluu n kc1·s a ml ,JcwcJcrs l:l r a nscombe D P. Grundy C ole N .J. Whitewood f'o1·kins \/\' n. Grundy l . hT 1'y S 1atih.::-Ro.t li F. Vil lard . Grundy Smith V <'. Grund y I.11lll l 1c1· D1!;1 ll'r :Ile li.: h c 1· Gt:o, G run dy · Eiswiclc T C . Bii; Roel< Green Chas, Grundy Looney .J ohn ..... Grundy , Ritter C L Lumber Co. Whitewood P.ittei· \\. :-r Lum bc1· f'c,, H 11 rl ey .\l lJ l :-:- Cor11 11 11 11 l!'ar1nc1·s .'\1·1.ia~Population 8; 17 miles from R R: G mil e.!'< t'roru C H; banking· town, TazewellB D elch cr, J C Lee, \V L Looney, D M Clan- u hn n l kar \ \ ' allow- Population 15; 7 miles from H. H: 35 mlles from C H; banking town, Gra- 1 ~ 101 11 · Re.Ines W G. Prute r hu1n-G Altizer, ~·I Fullen. PratElr 'Loo ney H1·0;::, Grundy ' , Mi ll w 1·lµ;llt,.. Giib e rt John, vVhitow11o<l · Jaclcson J J . Big- H.oclt : Wilrd St\111 Co, vVhi1uwuu rl I •« I, ;; N ewspnpe1·s :111tl T1:<1i tO l'S t Sa.acly Valley Naw.s, Gri1ncl)' . \V L O wnbey edl· r: Pai11 tCl'S B, Grundy 1 Smith \V .T, On1n1ly ~~WO.goner John \V', Grundy Fit' Plin t o'!'l'll.t•h cl'::; . b n. \\'hirewood ~~1cGlo t.hlln LI G. Gru111ly ~!Adams ;1.1 ?c· · !~· . ~ D A, Council J,am h T!Los A, Murph~' Looney l\11 H. l )e:-.ldn,.. 'Rlchardsun A S, Hurley ~i.Rlt Le1· \V l·~. \Vh)Lewood ~I.Short R S, l 1·a a~Waldron J P.~· P h1m hm·s ~;,!,'.... 1 tc·~ll ~~.... H 11 11g·tw-Pop11l t1tion ~ii; 1 S mil e s from • n Jl; 7 milt!S from C J:-T; uanking- town, •rnze we l l-Henry Matlley, $.John lHatney, Wm A nn.tlil'I:. Wm I•' Ratliff E~tlH (' r'\J];t: rt lS . oyd E R 1 Gnrndy ~Dennis W L. Grundy - 'l\li .~·.. Sch ools-Priyaic resbyterinn Mission School. Grunc1y ~~~; I ~1,WJ,. Undc r tn h crs :-. ~ le G W, I th V Whitewood C. Grundy Balrl\vin, James Du1·t.on. A P Hoy<l , I" M V I R Boyd, Dr .J n Boycl, T' I . Uny!l, T1t~ ntlf'W H o .Vil, W !\ Hnytl, H ~1 t '111111011 , 1.; I' ( 'l1111Th , \<\' ( 'ht1t'l'il , .lt1HL• J1il I l;ll ti, 1°: (. lh:td. l " t';L nl\ Tll·td , l•'llllL~ll n ec: I, CJco \V l lu gy, 1·1 I•; I-la~;-,\', .lrtCTob Hag·~'. Ta xe Hai.;'Y. \ fo,I I' Hag _\'. H. Gn1n!ly ~p l lins r:.~~l ey, WhltP.WOOil . ·fi.:~uthern · ' T1t\ClllllS\ (\J·-Po1nlla.tion 1 o; 20 miles fl'Olll H H : 3 miles from (; H: lln nking t own , Grun<1y-H E Adkins, James Adkins, A B Anderson, Jn.coll Anderson, .lo.mes An<lel'son . .Je~se L Anderson, Walter _<\shby , J H Baldwin, Robt Tioyr!, Vct(.\l' l11a1·.~- S 11 q.!'Co 11s J j 2li4 ; lS miles from R H; n banking- tow11-H G Un.II , W J D Boothe, r C Boytl, Geo W C hil(l)·es:;, A l" 'Deel, John S notson, 1'' D Kiser, G c Looney, C T1 Looney, .r B l.oont!Y, John A Looney, Jo h n Matney, G1:0 \\' Kelson, A <: Sndni. Almurine Yates. Hic:hnnl Yate::; · Johnson H M. Gnindy '.Qwnby w L, Grundy .~ Shott A V. Grundy ~1:: ' < ; r 1111<1~·-Pu1nllation vV. Grundy \f:}· so n. Jamt!!-i Nelson, L F I'hipp, A V Prutit. .r H f'niltt, .Tos Prue tt, n L Sparks. T W !'->1n1.rks, Geo 1'olivet-, John Toliver, .Tames T Wnrcl, Zn.clrnriah Ward, ,I 1'•f Whitt, :r TI Whitt l >n-ig'l a!-·Danking· town. Tazewell -James M 1;rown . A \\' Co mptor, .Tames Mullins, 'rhos Shol't, G E Wo1·d . .Tno H Wor!l P h ysi<:i11 11>; ;Duty -~ lti­ naYC\ll(lOl't-Pop11lntion 50 ; 13 miles from H fl; lS miles from C H; hanl;:lng town, Ho. mtl\c1·-D Dall, R S En.II, G Breeding, L Drne<J. lug, Ill Compton, .T !'.ester, S P1·eslcy, '.!' 'l'ho11111so11, (~ n 'L'ille1-, Ci \\' 'T'lll e r ~f. I'" A l tizer, Sparlcs B ig· H ock-Population 2il; banking town. Pik esv illo, Ky-J G Belcher, .John A Belcher·, n l\i Charles, Anderson E lswicl.:, Joseph Elsw ick, G W !l'fcCJano.lrn.n, G 'I' Ramey tor ( ,• ~~Adkin D Rufus zo1-, 1' A Altizer, \'\'m H. Altizer, C Vi.' Arnold, Geo \V Barrett, C C Candill, A M Christian, T> K C'hristio.n, David r. hrist!a n, li'loyd Cole, .T \V Cole, Hobt Elswick. \iV J E lswick, n p Fletcher, S S Goss, Sn.nrly Gtoss, C: H N Nel- i lls--Suw . Kiser r.. 233 Buil d ing M aterial Company e d Brick (A ll Colors), Common Urick, Oranmental T erra Cotta, Metal W indows and Doors, Steel Loth · r n er Bend, O r-nnmcnta l Plnsrerln~, Hollow T il e , Srructur-nl Steel, Iron, Plnsrer, Lime, Cement, Stone , &c. ' es: 235,.237 ARCADE BUILDI NG ~'T _ PHONE 4819 Appale.ohia.n i..vu ...8.'.3. Vir'1Jrla �lo LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT, SAND AND GRAVEL 234 AND OTllER DUII.O i l':C '.\1ATEfllALS. TURFRliEN;;ST&UALcTe>~:Ei~:;: l\Cm1lhy-19 miles from H R: 1 G miles from C H: l.Janlcing town . Grundy-Basil l>ecl, \\' F Deel, A •r Har gis, John W 0 ' <,}.uin, n S O'Quin, G C Owens, Ell Thomas, .James A Thomas, Wm S Thomas 1'1:11,1111tch-l'opulation 15; 16 miles from fl R; 18 miles from C l-l; bankin~ town, Unmuv -Alford Breeding, J S W Cole, Geo '\V Day s. W Day, Wm Dunford. Thos Ha1·man, G J( Keen , W M U nderwood, Andrew J Wai;oncr T11os Woosley, W ]., Wyalt ' .Prater-Popu latio n 20 : 20 miles from n n. 10 miles from C H: banking town, Tazeweil_:, David Deel, Geo W lJeel, Lewis Deel Pa I Deel, Willie Deel, Columbus Owens. E ~)we~~'i G Owens, Geo W Owens. \V G HninCJs J3 ~[ Vlers, I P Vlcri:;, I1m.ac Viers ' Slcca-gs-Population JO; 14 m il es from RH'. 5 miles from C H; banking town. Grundy_:, llf E Breeding, C J ChllclrnRs, C1·eecl Cook .John A Cook, H G Jacltson Jr, James \~ .Jackson. B F' J\kGlothlin. G M McGlothlln G ~V McGlothlin, .J H McGlothlin , J p McG1o'u 1 _ hn, .r H McG lothlin. Mcshack Meadowi:;, \Vhit Meadows, Parris & Ratltrr, G M Slsh, A w Street, Elijah Street, W M S S t1·eet r M Webb \ . . S~cr-f' opulatlon LO; 22 miles Ct·om R rt; 4 miles from C H; banking town. GrunrlvD D Davis, 1\fat Davis, H Elswick, .J B r...oo~ey ! H Looney, R A Looney, !i'loyd Jl-fcClana~ nan, Shack McCtanahnn, H Matney R H Matney, Walter Matney, .John Smith p 'J' Smilh, Tlichard Smith, W M n Rrnith' R ~ v: R~cy , \Tm.tllykc-Population 10; 9 miies from H n: 20 miles from C H; banking tow n. GrunclyIsaac Boyd, W T Davis, H J Sisk, Henry Van. d+'ke. Wm Vandyke \Vh it.cwoocl-Banktng town, Tnzewell-.T H Stinson MORE Goons . AllE BOUGHT AND soui . CltiSSIFIBI' BUSIHlSS USTS " '. •. OFTHE. . . · .,QIQECfal~V . ·' . ANV OTHER MfblUM Buckingham County j rPo.I l !l i li-\\'hl tc·. Sl.'744,1 colored, Sl.9!'i'.!.!HO. • Vnluc of ·1%: C1'lille. S:!OR .4 .Jj. Value of personul •if>7: colored, $12:?.GGi . In come, $25 , f,l):L PorJulatlon. t!Jl6 N11 111be r \'Oteri<- Total. pro1wnr- Whlt~. $ l . O:?J,7 Tot:-i.I. $1.14 5 .75-1. • f) 1:;,:.:01. ,. \\/hit«. J,63::: r: o l o rcd; 1, 2 4 0. -~' Area-Acres, 3!:.G,026: S'\U:l.rc 1niles. 563 . County Seat-Buck\ngham. . Bucltinghn.m wCLs formed In 17 61 from Albe~ mn..rl c. ThC' J1i111~s ri ver form!" \ls northcrr\ 1 bo11ntl:u·~·. :-ic l':ll·at lni.; It f 1·0 111 Keli;on, Albe murt e ttn!I J.'luv:inna.. A pp o 1111Lttox n.ncl Prince Edwo.rd u.re on th e so 11th, frClnt whi ch latter It Is dividecl by the AJ•pomattox river. <..:um bcrlant\ is 011 the I'll.st antl Appoma.ltox an Ni:lson on tl1e w i:!'lt. '!'his county occupies.: c entral loc::::i.tion In th<:: S11uo. and e1nbraces • lu.rge !'lecllon of fo.r n tlni; In.nos. A co n s ldor: a.l>le a.mount of corn. on.ts anct wheat Is grown' l>1ll the r>rincip::tl c rop ls t.obu.cco. of whlo ' about two n.ncl a (\un.rter million po11nds ar. pro<luc~o a.nnu11.ll y. Til e c:ountv l s rich In m i n. " t'ai!', the prlnc-ipnl of whlrh n.r:c go ld, Iron slo.t.e. Copper, mi ~1., n.shei-toi:; a.nd limeston a.re also found . l·:lcvpn ... "o l cl min es have be6~ reportNl, but the1·c are othe ril ns yet undo veloped. IJ11clcint;ha.rn slate rs no te1 l for b.elnli the finest in the wo1·1r1. 'rite !')uo.1·rl cs a.t .Atl vonitt a.rP. almost int'!xhnustible In quo.nllty ail oe superior quality. 81:t.tP. rivC'r extends throu&-, the middle of t.he c:ount.y from south to nortli c mptyln~ into the Jn.mes, while the Appomaf tox ::t.nd brnnr.hes oC thP. Willis river watA> lh" southern n.nd (:'<1.slern por·Uons. The Jam~ lllver l.l l vislon of thP ('heim.pea.ke n.1Hl Ohl Railway skirts the whol t'I northern border-, o this county. n.n1l fu1·nishcs n. chea.p easy a~ quick means of co1nmunicatlon and transp·rl, talion. The ftlt t·fu.cc for the most pa.rt is ro Ing-, 'vVillli:; Mo11nta.in heing- the only eleva. t1~ of nny r>1·onil11enr:e In the c ounty. :t an. . .:•14... ti ..~l' Co u rl s The· Circuit C:ou 1·t mP.ets o.t th e cou rthotl 1 'l'u e. 1ay after second Monday In March, b{ .Tu I a.nd Nove1nher udge-George J Hundley. Fannvllle C lerk- W J Hubo.rd, Buckingham w Buckingham , Sheriff-Lewis Wllllam5, Buckingham 'Tl1~N . . ·,. , ••• · ' •' ON fAA!'t.f. .. __Jf~ BUCKlNUllAM CUU:\TY Connl) ' O lfic<'r s C'o111 n1onwea lth's Attorney-E : TtillOUGli' THE .. . 1 VICE. PF..TERSOURG , VA~.~1 R..IVER STREET, BUCHANAN COUNTY Will Hagy, W H Harvel. A ·.r Looney, Adolphus J.ooney, Alex Loouey, Birdine Looney, Chas Looney, Geo Looney, H J Looney, .J Looney, M A Looney, Floyd Price, l•'loyd Robinson. A .J Thomas. AV Yates, Joseph Yates..T H Yates. J W Yates, H.obt Yates AGRICUL~l -.. 'l'reo.surer-Ja::i L Anderson, Dillwyn ·: Rurveyor-R H r.tarlt, Dillwyn P ~11pt of SchoolR-.Tohn A Twyman, WilY.J Comrs of Revenue- W T Snoddy, D lll ..-l <' c; Cam den, New Cnnton ·' Directory Advertising CREATES- A N e w Buaineu ''·~·· REVIVES- A Dull Bu•ineu .:•• ENLARGES- An Old Bu1ine....... Consult HILL DIR.E CTORY CO.,. Publishers Virg1n1& App&laoh1an Notes ::.~JJ -~f .../';, - - -- �! BUCHANAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA REGISTER OF DEATHS copied by Ethel Hughes contributed by June Green* REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia, Eastern District John R. Yates, Commissioner of the Revenue in the year ending 31st .December 1886. (The in:formation and abreviations used: Race : w -white, b - black, mul - mulatto ; sex: m - male, f - female ; d- died ; pd- place of death; cd - cause of death ; age: y - years, mo - months, w - weeks, d - days; p - parents ; b - bo:rn; pb - place of birth; inf - person giving informa.tion and relationship to person who died.) (o - occupation) =w = =1 y m = d December 25 , 1886 in Buchanan Co . , Va. = = p Lewis and Armida Allen = pb Buchanan Co, Va . 1. ALLEN, Paris 2. BROWN, George W. = w = m = d January 31 , 1886, in Buchanan Co., Va. cd dropsy = 35 y = p George A. and Mary Brown = o Merchant = married = inf L . E . Brown , wife. cd dysentery = in£ father . = J. BOOTHE, Victoria = w = f = d August 20 , 1886 = pd Mcfuwell Co, WV. = cd consumption = JOy 2 mo = p Adam and Rachel Hamer = b Tazewell Co , Va= o housewife= married= inf J,W. Boothe , husband. 4. CHARLES, Nelson = w = m = d August 10, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = 3 y = p D. M. and Nancy Charles = b Buchanan Co, Va = inf D. M. Charles , father. CHARLES, William = w = m = d August 12, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va cd dysentery = b Buchanan Co , Va = 9mo 2 d = p D. M. and Nancy Charles = inf D.. M. Charles , father . 6. 7. = CHAfilES, A. J. = w = m = d July 8, 1886 =pd Buchanan County, Va. = cd not known = 1 y 1mo = p Green Charles = inf Green Charles, father. CHURCH , Reuben = w = m = d October 8, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd consumption = 60 y 6mo = p not known = b Buchanan Co, Va = inf Emiline Church , wife . 8. CHILDRESS, Miles = w = m = d March 24, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd croup = 16d = p J. W. and Francis Childress = inf J . W. Childress, father . 9. CHARLES , William = w = m = d October 8, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery ~ 3 y 1 mo = p J.M. and L. J. Charles inf J . M. Charles father = b Buchanan Co, Va . *40?8 Stonybrook = Dr., Hamilton, OH 45011 �DAUGHERTY, Mary E. = w = f = d September 2 4 , 1886 ~ p d Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 2 y = p G. F . and R. E . 10.ug h e r "ty = ·o Buchanan Co , Va = inf G. F. Ia.ugherty, father . 10. 11. OO'ISON, ----- = w = f = d October 28, 188 6 =pd Bu chana.Tl Co . , Va = cd still born = p Sha.de and Nancy J Dotson = inf Shade Dotso n , father . 12. HURLEY , Caroline = w = f = d October 8, 1886 = pd Buc hanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = 1 y = p Tu.niel and Alifair Hurley = b Buc hana n Co , Va = inf Ianiel Hurley , father . 1). HURLEY, Levi = w = m = d November 1 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va p Jonathan Hurley= inf Jonathan Hurley, f a ther . 14". HURLEY , Celia = w = f = d October 9, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 70 y = p unknown = inf Jona than Hurley, s on . 15. HORN, Milly F. = w = f = d May 20 , 1886 =pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd puerperal state = 42y 4 mo = p Joel and Caroline Church = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf hu sband. 16 . HONAKER, L . C. = w = f = d December 10, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd droup = 2 y = p David and L . C. Honaker = pb Buchanan Co , Va. = inf Ds.vid Honaker, father . = = Martha = w = f d April 10 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd unknown = p James and Malinda Keen = 7 y = pb Buchanan Co , Va. = inf James Keen , father . 17. KEEN, 18 . KELLY, Hettie C. = w = f = d December 24 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd unknown = 2 y 2 mo = p J. H. and Mary Kelly = inf J . H . Kelly , father = pb Buchanan Co , Va. LESTER, Marisa = w = f = d November 15, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 1 y 6 mo Sarah Lester , mother . =p Sarah Lester = pb Buchanan Co , Va = in£ 20. LEE, John = w = m = d December 15 , 1886 =pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dys entery = 2 mo = p Chril and Melvina Lee = b Buchanan Co, Va = inf Chris Lee, father . 21. LOONEY , Abby = w = f = d October 21 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = 52 y 1 mo = p Ben and Vicey Ratliff pb Buchanan Co, Va = o housewife = inf Joseph Looney , husband. 22. MATNEY, Celia 23 . MATNEY, Joseph = w = m = d December ~· 1 886 =pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = J y = p Joseph and Pricy Matney = inf Joseph ¥.ta tney , = = w = f = d January 15, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 2 mo = p William and Celia Jilatney = pb Buchanan Co , Va =inf William Matney , father. father. �24 . OSBORN , racy = w = f = d August 15, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd erysipelas = 18 y = p R. P. and Cinda Osborn = inf R. P. Osborn, father . 25 . OSBORN , Noah = w = m = d December 25 , 1886 =pd Buchanan Co , Va= cd not lmown = 1 mo = p Levi Osborn = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf Levi Osborn , f ather. 26 . RATLIFF , Joseph H = w = m = d September 11, 1886 =pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd pertussis = 1 mo 10d = p T. W. and Jennie Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf T. W. Ratlilf . 28 . RATLIFF', Thomas = w = m = d November 8, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va = cd dysentery = 1 y = p Jacob and Viecy Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf Jacob Ratliff, father. 27 . RATLIFF , Albert G. = w = m = d October 19, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , va = cd pertussis= 14 d = p R. N. and M. J . Ratliff= pb Buchanan co., Va =inf R. N. Ratliff , father . 29 . J O. J1. l 32 . JJ. STACY , Rhoda = w = f = d October 8 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysen tery = 74 y = p Simien and Tu.vis = pb Buchanan Co, Va = o housewife = inf Ben Stacy, husband. STILTNER , Charles C. = w = m = cd dysentery = d September 4 , 1886 = 7 y 4 mo = p Iavid and Matilda Stiltner = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf Iavid Stiltner, father . STACY , Sarah F . = w = f = d August 8 , 1886 =pd Buchanan Co, Va. :: cd dysentery= 8 y p J. R. and Clarissa Stacy= pb Buchanan Co., Va = inf J. R. Stacy , father. = = m = d August 10, 1886 =pd Buchana:ri Co, Va = cd dysentery = 2 mo 3 d = pb Buchanan Co. , Va =inf Shade White, father. WHITE, Shade :: w ROWE , Jane = w = f' = d June 14, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = cd cancer = 70 y = p not known = pb Buchanan Co , Va = in£ D. L. Atkins , son . REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia . F.astem District. William Keen , Commissioner of the Revenue, in the year end.ind Jist December 1891 . ADKINS, William Riley = d July 11, 1891 = cd phthisis pulmona = 32 y = p Squire and Sarah Adkins = pb Buchanan County, Va = single = inf father. BOYD, Mary Isabel = d September 16 , 1891 = ~d spas~ = 21 y = p Isam and Elizabeth Boyd = pb Buchanan County, Va = s ingle = l.llf father, CHARLES, = f = d March 10, 1891 = cd Spasms = 12 d Mary J . Charles = pb Buchanan County, Va = in£ father. ' V!r'1D)a Appalachian Notoo =p J. c. and �Io . COLEMAN , Rueben = d November 11, 1891 = pd Buchanan County , Va . = 2 y = p Rueben and Matilda Coleman = pb Buchanan County , Va . = 8d = ~ roup ir..:- father . COLEMAN, Mahala = d August 9, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd f ev e r = 6 8 Y = P Tu.vid and Nancy Stiltner = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = married = in£ P eter coieman, husband. COOK, Ruth A. = d November 1 , 1891 = pd Buchana.n Co . , Va . = p Eli and Mary Cook = inf father . = cd La.Grippe = 2 y EPLING, Henry = d December 4 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co, Va. = cd consumption = 7y or 81y = p James and Elizabeth E . Epling = pb Giles County , Va . = married inf Elizabeth Epling, wife. = KEEN , = f = d September 29 , 1891 (born dead) = p Nettie Kean = pb Buchanan County , Va = inf Nettie Keen, mother. = pd Buchanan County , = pb Buchanan County , Va KEEN, Isabel = d February 6 , 1891 = 45 y = p James and Mary Keen James Keen , son . Va = cd La.Grippe = married = inf REEN , Boyd = d October 10 , 1891 = pd Buchanan County, Va = cd J.,a.Grippe = 18 mo = p James A and Cordelia Keen = pb Buchanan County, Va = inf James A Keen, father. McCLANAHAN , Clinton·= d August 4 , 1891 =pd Buchanan County , Va = cd La.Grippe = 4 mo = p William and Martha McClanahan = pb Buchanan County , Va = inf father. MITCHEL, Bury(?) = f = d March 16 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd La.Grippe = 1 mo = p Russell and Rebecca Mitchell = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf father· MATNEY, Dmiel B = d October 2 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co , ·va = cd La.Grippe = 2 Y = p D. H. and Cozbie Matney = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf father. OSBORN, Ida = d March 14, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd La.Grippe mo = p N. S. and Raney Osborn = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf father. ROAIB, = 1~ = m = d . October 14 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = 4 d = cd - = p Rush and Minta Roads = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf father. RATLIFF, Polly = d July 23 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co, Va . = cd consumpt ion = 40 y =p Walter and Lizzie Matney = J?b Buchanan Co, Va = inf' William Ratliff, husband. RATLIFF, William J , = d February 15 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = cd Measles = 3 y = p George R and ocea Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf father . STURGEON, = m = d September 10, 1 891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = ---.,...-c d unkn own = 15 d = p Jno. and Luley Sturgeon = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = inf father . - - - - - �// ' S TILLWELL , Rind a = f = d April 21 1891 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd rheumatism = 50 y ~ p unkn own = pb Buchanan Co, Va. = married = inf' Tazewell Stil tner, h usband. SMITH, 15 mo 1 =p = m =d May 2, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co, Va. = cd unknown = Rus . T. and Louisa Smith = pb Buchanan Co, Va . =inf father. STACY, Martha J. = d December 24, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd typhoid = 28 y = p Georg e and Mary Yates = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = married = inf' M. H. S tacy, husband. STACY , Charles = d September 12, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd croup = J y = p John W. and Mary L. Stacy = pb Buchanan Co . , Va = inf father. l 1 WHITE, Lavid = d August 12, 1891 =pd Hazelton , Barber Co. , Kansas = cd gastritis = 49 y = pb not known =married =inf Sarah White, wife. WALDRON , Sidney Elmer = d April 27, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd cerebra spinal menengi tis = 1ot mo = p John W and Mary E Waldron = pb Buchanan Co. , Va = inf father. = WOOSLEY , Thomas Mays = d December 16, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . cd cholera infantam = 8 mo = p Thomas and Abigale Woosley = pb Buchanan Co,, Va. = inf father. WARD, Mary E. = d January 18, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd unknown = 18 d = p John and Oily Ward = b Buchanan Co. 1 Va. = inf father . REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County, Virginia, Western District . John H. Keen, Commissioner of the Revenue , in the year ending Jist December, 1891 . 1. BOWMAN , Nancy E. = w = f = d April JO , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd erysipelss = 10 d = p John and Mary C. Bowman = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = inf John Bowman, father. 2. BOYD, Vicey V . = w = f = d February 3, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = 7 d = p E . K. and Rachel Boyd = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = ~ (of father) farmer = inf father . 3. COOK , Will iam= w = m = d December 19, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va. = 1 d = p Isaac and Esta E. Cook = pb Buchanan Co., Va. - o (father) farmer = inf father . 4. COXTON , Marion = w = m = d January 17, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd shot = J2 y = p Martin and Rebecca Coxton = pb Buchanan Co , , Va = o farmer = not married = inf father. 5. = w = f = d March 27, 1891 = cd not known = 1 mo W. O. H. Coleman and Rebecca Coleman = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = o farmer = inf father . I COLEMAN, Lilly R . =p �,~ COMPTON, Edward = w = m = d September 15, 1891 = cd fever = 35 y p Rend.rs . and Phebe Compton = pb Buchanan Co. , Va (also pd) = o farmer = husband of Nancy Compton inf father. 6. = = = f = d December 16, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va . = y = p Henry Deel = pb Buchanan Co . , Va = o (father) DEEL, Orpha = w 7. cd tumor farmer =J = inf father. = 8. GRIFFEY, George = w = m = d October 3, 1891 "Dd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd old age = 95 y = p John Griffey = pb Tazewell Co. , Va . = o farmer . 9. HALE, J, K. = w = m = d February 24 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. cd scrofula = p Lazarus and Margaret Hale = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. 20 y = o farmer = not married = inf father. 10. LOONEY, Jennir w f d April 22 , 1891 pd Buchanan Co. , Va . = cd consumption 38 y p John and Mattie Yates = pb Buchanan Co . , Va =wife of James Looney. 11. LESTER, Jacob = w = m = d April 13, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va . = cd Lagripp = 50 = p John and Raches Lester = pb McDowell Co . , WV. 12. McGLOTHLIN, Jacob J . = w = m = d November 11 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co. , Va = cd not known = 30 y p Iavid and Nellie McGlothlin = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = inf wife . 13. OQUINN, John = w =m = d January 7 , 1891 pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd not known = 1 d = p G. W. Oqui.P~ = !"lb Buchanan Co . , Va. 14. OWENS, Louisa = w = f = d September 16 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va. = cd consUI111>tion = 43 y = p Lewis and Mary F . Winrs = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = wife of A. J. Owens = inf husband . 15. PHILLIPPS, Jackson = w m = d July 4 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd creep = 1 d = p Jackson and Mary J . Phillips = inf father. 16. RUNNION, Loucinda J. = w = f = d May 19, 1891 = pd Eu cha.nan Co · , Va = cd cancer = 22 y = p Martha J. Deel = pb Buchanan Co ·, Va . = wife of A. J . Runions = inf husband. 17. SHORTRIJXIB:, Cathrin or Catharine = w = f = d June 13 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd fever = 48 y = p John and Sidie Yates = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = wife os Simian Shortridge = inf husband . 18. SHORTRIICE, John = w = m = d August 13 , 1891 = pd Buchanan 0 • , Va = cd fever = 21 = pb Buchanan co. , Va . = p Simon and Cathar:i.ne = = = = = = = = = = ? Shortridge 19 = • = not married = inf father . S A · 1 1891 =pd Buchanan Co ., Va = HORTRILCE, Berta = w = f d pn. Shortridge = inf father . cd crppt 1- mo = p Robert and Dora = = �I -......> l 1 l 2 0. SHORTRIOCE , Patten = w = m = d May 24 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd fever = 21 y = p Elijah and Ellen Shortridge = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf fath er. 21. SHORTRIOCE, Ellen= w = f = d November 6, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co . , Va = cd fev er = 54 y = p n ot given = wife of Elijah Shortridge = inf husband . 22. S TILTNER, C. L. = w = f = d Au.gust 17 , 1891 =pd Bu chanan Co. , Va. = cd cons umption = 74 y = p John Elswi ck = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = wife of Elijah Stiltner. 2J. TALLER , Basil= w = m = d December 1J , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd croop = 2 d = p James and Malvina Taller (Taylor?) = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = inf father . 24. WOOD , William C. = w = m = d January 22 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd croop = 2 y = p Charles and Angeline Wood = :pb Buchanan Co . , Va = inf fa ther . 25. YATES , Loucinda = w = f = d November 5, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co , Va. = cd fever = 15y = p George and Mary Yates = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. inf father. = l REGIS'IER OF DEATHS Within Buchanan County , Eastern District , L . W. Compton , Commissioner of the Revenue , in the year ending 31st December 1895. 1. No name = w = m = d January 9 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd Bold Hives = 1 d = p Noah and Vicy Addiar = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = i nf' Noah Addiar , head of family. 2. DENNIS , Beslie = w = f = d February J , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co., Va. cd not know = 16 d = p W. L . and Mary Dennis = pb Buchanan Co. , Va = inf W. L. Dennis , head of family . 3. LESTER , Linsy = w = m = d September 9 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd flux = 1 1 mo 25 d = p Joseph and Remy Lester = pb Buchanan Co. Va . = inf Joseph Lester , head of family . 4. MATNEY, Poley = w = f = d May 10 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd consumption = 52 y = p Ben Stacy and Roady = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. i nf John Matney , head of famil y . t J = = _5 . MULL I NS , Lety = w = f d October 11 , 1895 = p d Buchanan Co., Va. = cd f lux = 1y 11 d = p W. R. and L . Mullins = pb Buchanan Co., Va = i nf W. R. Mul li ns , head of family. 6. RIFE , Sarah L . = w = f = d August 18, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd flux = 1 Y 2 mo = p Shird and Winey Rife = pb Buchanan Co., Va = inf Shird Rife , head of family. �I -, RIFE , Poley Ann = w = f = d Janua.:z:y ~~ , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd fever = 5 y = p James Luveney Rife = pb Buc hanan Co . 1 Va . = inf James Rife , head of family . 7. 8 • . RATLIFF, Jim.imia = w = f = d February 1 6 , 18 9 5 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd spinal disease = 1 mo 3 d = p G. B . and 0 . C. Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = inf G. B. Ratliff , head of family. May 14, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd not known = 1 d = p Esaw and S. Rif'e = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = inf Esaw Rife, head of family . 9. RIFE, No Name =w = m= d =w =f = 56 y = p = d June 11 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va. = cd not known John and Betsy Yat es = pb Tazew e l l Co . , Va = inf Preston Stacy, head of maily . 10. STACY, Margaret 11. STACY, Elis = w m d December 19, 1895 = pd Buchana n Co . , Va . = cd fever 7 mo = p Joseph and L . Stacy = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = inf Joseph Stacy, head of family. 12 . STACY, Rindy w = f = d January 16, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd fever = 1 y 4 mo 16 d = p Epison and R. Stacy = pb Buchanan Co · ' Va. = inf Epison Stacy , head of family . = = = = 13. PERKINS , Emily R. = w = f = d July 9, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd consumption = 23 y = p C. vf. and M. S . Smith = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. 14. = inf C. W. Smith . S'IURGEN ( ?STURGESS?) , Lucinda = w = i' = d October 1, 1895 = pd = 2 y 6 mo = p J. L . and Lovely Buchanan Co., Va . = cd fever Sturgen inf J. L. Sturges . = REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia , Eastern District . L. W. Compton, Commissioner of the Revenue , in the year ending 31st December, 1895, = = 1. VANCE, Elen w f = d April 4, 1895 = pd Buchanan County , Va. = cd Qropsy = age unknown = p W. and Louvisy Vance = pb Buchanan Co· ' Va =married = inf Wm . Vance, Hd of family . 2. TAYLOR, John = w = m = d February 1 6 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va . = cd not lmown = 1 d = p B. D. and Hetty Taylor = pb Buchanan Co · Va = inf B. D. Tuylor, Hd of the family. 3, RATLIFF, Mattie E = w = f = died April 8 , 1 895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = ~d croup 1 y = p B . R. and Elizabeth Ratliff = in£ B . R. Ratliff, Hd of family . 4. No Name = w = f = d August 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = Dead Born = p Dorse and Gracy Lester = pb Buchanan Co . ' Va . = inf Dorse Lester. 5, LESTER Edmond = w = m = d December 22, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va = cd o~d age = 90 y = p James and Polly Lester = pb Pike Co . , Ky = = inf Joseph Lester, grandson . --~-- - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - �I~ l 1 6. LEE, Ric ha rd = w = m = d May 1, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd c roup = J mo s = p S hade and Lucy Lee = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. = inf Shade Lee, Hd . of family . 7. No Name = w = m = d Apri l 10 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd Dead Born = p Dors e and Tildy Estep = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = inf' Dorse Estep , Hd of family. 8. ELSWICK, D:>rey ( ?D:>ra) = w = f = d January 2J , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va = cd fever = J y = p Miles and Vicy Elswick = pb Buchanan Co ., Va . = ir1f Miles Elswick , Hd. of family. McCOY , Wm . Albert = w = m = d February 12 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd not known = 5 y = p John and May McCoy = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf John McCoy, Hd. of Family . 10 . 11. CHARLES , Sarah M. = w = f = d February 7, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co, Va. = cd consumption = 53 y = p Johnson and Sealy Herley pb Tazewell Co ., Va . = married = inf Moses Charl es , husband. = No Name = w = m = d November 8, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd not known - age not Irnown = p Autony and Mandy Coleman = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = inf Autony Coleman , Hd of family. 12. BAKER , Cosby = w = f = d December 25 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va . = cd not known = p Wm. and Polly Baker = 8 mo = pb Buchanan Co., Va = in£ Wm . Baker , Hd . of family . 1J. BROWNING, furcas = w = f = d December 26 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va = cd not known = 6 mo 23 d = p J . L. and Mary Browning = p b Buchanan Co ., Va . = inf J. L . Browning , Hd . of family . 14. BLANKENSHIP , Ferl = w = m = d November 2 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , va = cd burned = 1 y J mo = p G. L . and . Harrett Bl ankenship = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. = inf G. L. Blankenship, Hd. of family . 15 . BLANKENSHIP , B. = w = m = d February 1 , 1895 = p d Buchanan Co Va = cd not known = 2 mo 2 d = p Jackson Stacy and R. Blankenshi~ :: pb Buchanan Co , Va . = inf Rebecca Bl ankenship . 16. BLANKENSHIP, Ida = w = f = d July 25 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd not Imown = J mo 25 d = p U. G. an~ Mary Bl ankenship :: pb Buchanan Co . , Va . inf U. G. Blankenship . 1 = REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia, Eastern Distr· t L. w. Compton, Commissioner of the Revenue , in the year ending Jis~c December 1895. 1. BROWN , James P . = w = m = d December 16, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co V = cd catarrh = 77_ y 2 mo = p Thomas and Rachel Brown :: p b Taee~~ll a Co ., Va . = married = inf G. ~:. Brown , son . Vlr.r.tma ~palaoh1a.n Notes �2. COMPTON, s . T. = w = f = d November 12, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Ve:_ = cd fever= 72 y = p J. J. and M. Johnson= pb Russell Co . , Va . married = inf B. N. Compton , son. 3, No Name = w = f = d June 16, 1895 = pd Russell Co . , Va. = c~ dead bo:m = p Charles and Sarah Cordill = pb Russell Co. , Va. = in:: Charles Cordell , father . = = DAY, Joshua w = m died September 27, = cd not known 13 mo p Albert and L 4. = = 1895 = nd Buchanan Co. , Va. Tu.y = -pb Buchanan Co· Va. = inf Albert Ia.y, father. 5. = = GOSS, D. A. = w m d April 15, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd fits = 10 mo = p Sandy and L. Goss = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf Sandy Goss. = = w = f d April 2, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd fever 6 mos = p H. C. and Nancy Hannan = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf H. C. Harman . 6. HARMAN, Ida J. = 7, = = w = f d November 15, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd Dead Born = p J . P . and Catherine Keen = pb Buchanan Co., Va . No Name = inf J . P. Keen, father. 8. McNEIL, 'Ihoma.s Foster = w = m = d October 16, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd flux = 4 y 7 mo = p J . Q. and Margret McNeil = pb Buchanan Co., Va. =inf J . Q. McNeil, Hd . of family . 9, NIPPER, Mary A. = w = f = d March 10; 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd whooping caugh = 10 mo = p p , and E . Nipper = pb Buchanan Co· Va. = inf P. Nipper, head of family . = = w =f = d July 8 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. cd dead bo:m = p N. W. Osborn and Pandy = p b Buehanan Co . , Va . = i nf Randy Osborn, Hd. of family. 10. No Name 11. RATLIFF , Va = ed. ~;;a.-rci = w = m = d September JO, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co· spinel disease = 6 y = p W. B .• and Cosby Ratliff = pb , = inf W. B. Ratliff, Hd. of family . E. = w = m = d July 28 , 1895 =pd Buchanan 'Buchanan Co., Va. 12. STILLWELL, Amos Co. , Va = cd spinel disease 2 mo = p B. and H. Stillwell = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf B. Stillwell, Hd of family. = 13. STILLWELL, Hannah E. Va= cd flux = 24 y well, Hd. of family. = w = f = d August 25, 1895 = = p unknown = pb Buchanan Co . , pd Buchanan Co · Va. inf B . Still- 14. WADE, Author = w = m = d September 9, 1895 :;:: pd Buchanan Co · ' Va. "~h Co . , N. C. = inf = cd fever = 18 y = p Asa and Sarah Wade = Pb ~ Sarah Wade. 4ftr~ - - -- - - - - -- - - - "'~"n Appe.la.01UUo Notes �I 15. WA.RD , Mary = w = f = d October 19 , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co. , Va .= cd n o t kn own = 6 d = p J. R. and L . M. Ward = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf J . R. Ward , Hd of family . 16 . WATSON , Ma ry = w = f = d August 28, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd c a nc er = 1 y J mo = p R. and Dicey Watson = pb Buchanan Co., Va = inf R. Wats on , Hd. of family. REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County, Virginia, Western District. J. w. Boyd , Commis sioner of the Revenue , in the year ending 31st December 1895. 1. ASHBY , Vienna = w = f = d March J, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd croup = 1 d = p Ed and Almeda Ashby = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. = inf parents . 2. BOYD, Marg aret L. = w = f = d July 28 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd consumption = Ji y 6 mo 8 d = p H. G. and Nancy Jackson = married = inf husband = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. J. BARTON, Simeon= w = m = u August 8 , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co . , Va.= cd unlmown = p G. W. and Mary Barton = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = 1 mo 14 d = inf Hd. of family . 4. cmJRCH , William F. = w = m = d September 20, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co, Va . = cd croup = 1 y 4 mo = p D. C. and Isabel Church = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf Hd . of family. _5 . 6. 7. CLEVINGER, Lincus = w = m = d January 16, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , va . = cd unJmown = 20 d = p L. W. and Caroline Clevinger = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf Hd. of family. COOK , Edward = w = m = d Dec e1n.b er = c d unlmown = age dead born Co., Va = inf Creed S. Cook. =p i t\. , 1S95 = ~ 'Bu.cban~ Co, , Va . J . A. and Nancy Cook = 'Pb Eu.cba.,a- GRIFFETH, Phe ba = w = f = d November 26 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va d.iphteria = 47 y = p George and Peggy Griffeth - pb Tazewell Co ., Va . = married = inf parents. = cd 8. HURT, Meekin L. = w = m = d August 25 (1895) = pd Russell Co., Va . = cd fever = 34 y = p I. J. and Anna Hurt pb Buchanan Co., Va. o distillery = inf parents = married. 9. = w = f = d April 14 unknown = age unknown = p J . H. Va = unmarried = inf parents. I 10. = HALE, Rosa = (1895) = pd Buchanan Co., Va. and D. C. Hale = pb = cd Buchanan Co. , JACKSON, Newton = w = m = d February 14, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = cd unknown = 24 d = p J. and Lucy Jackson = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf parents. ~Appalachian Notes I �11. JAMES Jane = w = f = d September 1 2 , 1895 ~ pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd iock jaw and h og bit = 40*= p F '. and Vicy Deel = pb Russell co ., Va . =married = inf husband. (*years) 12 . LOONEY , J . M. =white= male= d February_ 15 , ~89.5 =pd Buchanan Co . Va . = 34 y = p Joseph and Vicy Looney = pb Bucnanan Co . , Va . = married = inf wife = cd consumption. 13. LESTER , Saida L. = w = f = d November 16 , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co . , 14. MUTTER, Yfm. H. = w = d August 12, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd unknown = 3 d = p B . J . and C. A. Mutter = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf parents. 15. MEADOWS, Francis = w = m = d August 18 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = cd typhoid fever = 50 y = p Horten and Rebe c ca Meadows = pb Buchanan Co ., Va = married = inf wile . 16. NICKELS, Willie = w = f = d February 22 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd unknown =age unknown = p J . and Sarah Ni ckels =unmarried = in£ parents . 17. OWENS , A. J . = w = m = d June 8 , 1 895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd Va = cd unlrnown = 1 mo = p Eli and Jane Lester Va = inf parents. consumption = 54 y = p J. and Pricy Owens married = irrf wife. = pb = pb Buchanan Co . , Ru ssel l Co ., Va . = 18 . OQUIN, Wm. P . = w = m = d December 8, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co , Va . = cd whooping ca.ugh = 2 mo 14 d = p A. and Margaret J . Oquin =pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf parents . 19 . PHILLIPPS, Ethel= w m (?) d October 15 , 1 895 = p d Buchanan Co , Va cd unlrnown = age unlmown = p T. and Mary Phillipps = pb Buchanan Co , Va . = inf parents . 20. SWINEY, Sarah E. = w = f = cd unknown = age 23 d Va. = inf parents . 21. STILTNER, John = w = m = d September 1 5 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . ' Va = cd f l ux = 5 y = p Jacob and Susan Stiltner = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf parents . 22. STILTNER , Isaac = w = m = d September 1 8 , 189.5 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va= cd flux= 7 y = p Jacob and Susan Stiltner= pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf parents . 2J. STREET, Girt:rude = w f = d December 2 0 , 1 8 9 5 = p d Bu.cha.nan Co . , Va = cd flux = 1 0 mo 18 d p Jm . and J ane Street = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf' parents. = = = = = d October 8 , 1 895· = pd Buc hanan Co . , Va. Ell and Retta Swiney = pb Buchanan Co , =p = Vtrgtn1a. .Appalachian N otea __ J �24 . TILLER , Arthu r = w = m = d April 11 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd croup = JO d = p A. and Rosina Street (I questioned this informa. tio~ . since the child has one name and parents a different one) = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf uarents . 2.5 . VANCE, .Alexander w Va cd ~yphoid f ever = = = m = d December Ji , 1895 = 45 y = p Wm . and Peggy =pd Buchanan Co, Vance = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = i nf wife . 26 . YATES, Aams = w = m = d .December 31, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co., Va.= cd un_kn own = 1 mo 12 d = p J. D. and M. D. Yates = pb. Buchanan Co, Va . 27 . = inf parents. LOONEY , Peter = w = m = d Feb:ruary 15, 1895 = 8 y 5 mo J d = p J . W. an d Vicey Looney = cd fever = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf mother . Vlr'1Jli& .AJ)pa.1.s.ohia.n Notes �;;LO Computer Websites relating to Buchanan County, Virginia By Karen Kappesser e for enealogical material on the Internet about Buchanan County is Probably the be~ sourc g b om) Tb.is site is structured on a s t ate-by-state bas is_ USGenWeb ProJeCt ( www.usgenwe .C . . . s c· Y\ . b . · ·a on the USA map and you will by taken to the V trguua ta tc 1en v'' e you can click on V rrgm.i page. From there you can link to the page for Buchanan County. The web page appears well constructed with many links to oth~r sites ~nd addit ional s ites still under construction. There are links for the following types of mformat1on: Historical information on the county Maps Military sites Surnames found in the county Families found in the county along with pedigree and descendancy charts Obituaries A site for queries A guest book Links general genealogical information This page would be a worthwhile first stop for beginning your research in Buchanan County . A second source of information is possibly the largest genealogical site on the web, Roots Web (www.rootsweb.com). This site allows you to search for a surname, check to see if the re is a mailing list for the county (there is!) and is the home of Cyndi's List, the most popular list of links to genealogical information on the planet. Finally, just using a Search Engine can provide you with a number of references for Buchanan County. Google (www.gomrle.com) turned up about 298 s ites with so m ething on the county. The following article by Juliana Smith may be helpful in using search e n girles for Internet research. It appeared in the Ancestry Daily News, Weekly Digest Version For the week endirlg 1 July 2000. Ancestry is a pay-for-view site with many on-line databases. Some sites are offered for free as is the newsletter. The site jg located at www.ancestD1.com "SEARCH ENGINES AND FAMJLY HlSTORY," by Juliana Smjth 000000<><><><><>0<><>0000000<><><><>~~~~~ Efficient use of search engines is one of the most important skills needed for successful online research of any kind, and family history is no exception. Search engines are the navigational tools that can help you locate the information you seek in the expanses of cyberspace. Leamjng your way around these essential tools can be a daunting task , but as is often the case, ~ Appa.lachia.n Note& - - ...... �OL/ experience can be the best teacher. USING . EARC f I ENGINES A ll search e ngines were not created equal. and the one you choose to use for a specifi c search shou ld depend on the capabilities you require. A basic search may require only a keyvvord. and in these cases any search engine will probably d o the job. The simplest to use are those that onJy offer three choices: ] ) Searc h for any of the words (a search for "Minnesota naturalization records" wlll turn up a ny site it finds with "Minnesota" or "naturalization" or "records"). 2) Search for a ll o f the words (a search for "Minnesota naturalization records" will turn up any site it finds with all three terms in any order). 3) Search for the exact phrase (a search fo r "Minnesota naturalization records" will turn up any site it finds with the phrase "Minnesota naturalization records"). The re are other things to keep in mind though as you enter your criteria. For example, I did a search fo r "Minnesota naturalizations" and "Minnesota n aturalization records" using a popular metasearch engine (a search engine that searches severa l other search engines and lists the top results). Of the top ten results for each. o nJy two URLs can1e up in both searches. By trying variations of the same terms. you can often find other resources that may have be otherwise overlooked. Check a lso for abbreviations. Another search in this same search engine, this time using the abbreviation for M.innesota ( "l'v1N naturalization records") turned up some of the same URLs as before, but also one for the Fourth Judicial Court of Minnesota, Records Center that revea1ed what records were available there for Hennepin County and that duplicates could also be found at the Minnesota Historical Society. Some searc hes may require a more precise search using Boolean operators. For articles on Boolean searches, see: "The Basics of Boolean Logic for the Genea1ogist," by Michael John Neill ("Ancestry Daily News," 1/19/1999) http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/news/articles/1416.asp "Searching for Peter B ieger's P ickled Pepper Web Page: Using Boolean Searches" by M ichael John Neill ' ("Ancestry Daily News," 1/2 1/ 1999) http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/news/ru:ticles/1495.asp Vlroma Appa.lachia.n Notes �"Search Engine Searching--Update," by Michael John Neil\ ("Ancestry Daily News," 6/06/200?) . http://www.ancestry.com/library/v1ew/news/art1cles/1497 .asp An alternative to Boolean s~arches is also accepted on m~~. search engines that uses plus signs(+), r:imus s1~~ (-),and quotation marks ( ). An easy-to-follow tutonal on this is at: http://searchenginewatch.com/facts/math. html WHAT CAN WE FIND? One of the most common uses of search engines by family historians is the search for a surname. In this instance, you may be able to weed out non-genealogical sites by adding a keyword. For example, if you were searching for Dooner. you might try searches for: "Dooner genealogy," "Dooner ancestry." "Dooner descendants," "Dooner family," or "Dooner GEDCOM." If you are still getting too many hits, adding a location can help (e.g.. . _ "Dooner NY," "Dooner Kings County NY," or "Dooner Brooklyn NY"). Add mg a hrst name can also narrow down the search for a particular ancestor, but be wary of names that have variations (e.g.! Harold, Harry, Hal). Don~t restrict your searches only to surnames, though. A wealth of background information can be found for various time periods, ancestral towns or neighborhoods, regimental histories and military engagements, institutions, churches, migration routes and patterns, geographlcal boundaries, and more. This type of search has brought much to my own family history. l have located ancestral towns in Europe on maps and even found photographs from my ancestral towns in Slovakia that someone took on a trip and posted to a Web site. I have found a social history of Rochester, where another ancestor lived, that revealed a lot about the times in which he lived. I've seen photographs of the church that some of my ancestors are supposed to have helped build. And the Internet has helped me to trace some of the movements of my grand-uncle in World War l. Another very important use of search engines is in the location of original records. If you are unfamiliar with resources for a particular region, there are a number of sites that may list the records that are available for that area, and these can be a good starting point in your search. They can lead to the Web sites of societies, archives, libraries, and government agencies that may have catalogs and/or detailed descriptions ofboldings. Even ifl find reference to a repository online, I always try to find the Web site of the actual repository because it will often have the most current information when it comes to rates, restrictions, information on accessibility, and hours of operation. TlrCln1& A.pp&l.a.oh18.n N otoa -- - ~ �WHERE TO FIND THEM A g reat place to find information on various search engines is SearchEngineWatch at http ://searchenginewatch.com. This site provides a nwnber of tutorials on searching the Internet and reviews of various search engines that are available. The lnte m et Directories page at http://www.theinternetdirectories.com/search.htm also has a list of search engines, and more comprehensive tutorials will be found on the Web pages of each search e ngine. By taking the time to read these lessons, you will find it much easier to navigate the Internet and perhaps even locate some ancestors in the process. MORE NEWS AND ARTICLES FROM THE ANCESTRY DAILY NEWS <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> GEORGE G. MORGAN: "ALONG THOSE LINES ... " "Relearning the Spelling of Your Surnames" http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/news/articles/ 1834.asp "TIPS FOR ONLINE RESEARCH," by Juliana Smith -----TIPS FOR SEARCHING AT ANCESTRY.COM http://www. ancest ry. com/library/view/news/articles/ 1816 .asp ~ Appalach1a.n Notes �BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND OTHER ITE M S IN THE VIRGINIA ROOM RELATING TO BUCHANAN COUNTY BOOKS: Baker, Nancy Virginia. Bountiful and Beautiful: a Bicentennial History of Buchanan County, Virginia 1776-1976. c1976. Buchanan County Vocational School. G rundy. VA. This is a book ofhistory, background with glimpses ofAppala chian life. There is no index, but it has a nice bibliography. Dehart, Debbie S. 1860 Buchanan County, Virginia Federal Cen sus. c 1999. Iberia n Publishing Company, Athens, GA. This is an annotated Census. See book review elsewhere in this issue. Hatfield, Pat M. Buchanan County Ancestory [sic]. cl 998. Some Buchanan County cemeteries, unindexed, but worth going through. / 70 pages. Reprints.from The Virginia Mountaineer by Pat M Hatfield and Maxine P. Mitchell. Gives location, condition and some brief histories and v,1/10 to contact (at the time of the survey). Stewart, Jesse. Early Deaths, Buchanan County, Virginia, 18 58-1896. c1990 Copied.from microfilm at the State Archives, Richmond, VA. Listed chronologically, but there is an index at the end. Stewart, Jesse. Marriages of Buchanan County, Virginia 1858-1890. cl 989 Again, listed chronologically with an index at the end. Weaver, Jeffrey C. The Civil War in Buchanan and Wise Counties: Bushwhacker' s Paradise. 1st Ed. cl994. Virginia Civil War Battles and Leaders Series, H. E. Howard, Lynchburg, VA. The first chapter covers history, people, agriculture, religion, politics. economics at the time of Civil War. Good background information. Includes list of sla ve holders, "veal1hy landowners (in J860). Jn the back of the book is a "Rosier of Kno"vn Co1?federa1e Soldiers.from Buchanan and Wise Counties" (does .not distingu!sh which). Between these two sections are several chapters on the war tn Appalachta. - - _ Ji,. �1VIICROflL1V1: l\/Iarriagcs 1858- 1906 1863- 1865 missing. 18~/-18 1 -1 missing. Deaths and Births Not in the Virginio Room . but available on Interlibrary Loan in Virginia.from the State Library in Richmond Census Records J 8 60 (Coz mtyformed in 1858) through 1920 Federal Population Census TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS: Hurley 1915. 1963 Ham1an 1963 Prater 1963 Big A Mountain 1958 These maps are a good source for locating cemeteries, small communities, and geographic features not found on road maps. MAGAZINES: Buchanan County Times Past Only two issues so far. Published bi-annually, Dues $15.00/year. Subscriptions available from: Buchanan County Historical Society Rt. 2, Box 3 Grundy, VA 24614 Southwest Virginia Ancestors Holsten Pastfinder The Southwest Virginia Mountain Empire These magazines are published (and primarily cove1·) other Southwestern Virginia Counties, but may contain some i11formation on Buchanan County. ftOD .Appalaohi&n Notes �Preliminary Research Into the Origins of the Reed Families of Floyd County, Virginia by Charles P. Thomas 1I 1522 Jones Blvd . Murfreesboro, TN 3 7129-2049 March 2000 As the title indicates, this paper is not intended as a definjtive statement on the origins of the Reed families of Floyd County, Virginia; but it is presented in the hope that it may stimulate further research and discussion. I would invite correspondence from anyone researching this subject. Please write me at the above address . In order to identify the Reed families in whom I am most interested, it may be helpful to take a quick survey of the Reeds enumerated in the 1810 Federal Census in Montgomery County, Virginia. Unlike some early census schedules which list families in a somewhat alphabetical order, the 1810 Montgomery County enumeration apparently lists them in the order they were visited by the census taker. On pages 4 and S appear James Ree d and James Reed, Sr. Pages 14 and 15 include Jonathan, Cornelius, and Stephen Reed . Listed on page 28 are no fewer than eight Reed households: Humphrey; George, son of Humphrey; William; George, son of Andrew; Andrew, Sr .~ Humphrey, Jr.; George ~ and Peter.1 (There was another George in Montgomery County about this time, but he died a few years prior to the date of this census.2) Although all of these Reeds are of interest, I am particularly interested in learning the origins of the group which includes the names Andrew, George, Humphrey, Peter, and Willjam.3 They seem to have lived primarily in the Beaver Creek and Indian Creek areas of Montgomery County. These areas became Floyd County when the new county was formed in 1831 .4 Where did these Reeds reside before their enumeration in Montgomery County in 181 O? The abstracted 1787 personal property tax list "A" of Botetourt County, Virginia, includes the following: Casper; Andrew; George; George, Jr. ; and Humphrey Read .5 Except for Casper these given names are present in the 181 o Montgomery County enumeration cited above. 6 It seems, however, that these families did not actually move but that the boundary dividing Montgomery County from Botetourt County was changed. The following are included in an abstract of a 1790 Montgomery County tax list for an area which was previously included in Botetourt County: Casper, Robert, Andrew, two Georges, Humphrey, and William Reed.1 Netti Schreiner-Yantis•s research has placed the residences of Andrew, the two Georges, Humphrey, and William Reed in the area of 1'Laurel Cr. of Little River, Beaver Creek, __ ..... �Indian & Greasy Creek, W . Fk. Little River" ~ Robert Reed in the area of "Indian Ridge, Greasy & Burk Forks. W Fk. & S. Fk. Little River"; and Casper Reed in the area of "Little Ri ver. S Fk . Roanoke, Laurel Creek, head of Elliott Creek, Old Field Creek, Pine Run, B eaverdam Creek" in 1790 8 Peter Read and Robert Read are listed in Montgomery County in 1787 ,'> and Peter Read is listed there again in 1789. 10 Yantis's research indicates Peter R ead's residence in 1789 to have been in the area of "Indian Creek and West Fork Little Ri ver "I I There seems to have been a Reed presence in the area of Botetourt County which was to become Montgomery County and later Floyd County at least as early as 1782. That is the year Botetourt County land surveys are listed in the names of Peter Reed (100 acres on B eaver Creek) and Samuel Reed (150 acres on West Fork of Little River).12 The year 1782 is also the year during which Peter Reid is listed on the muster roll of Capt. Samuel Eson's Company in Botetourt County. 13 A Botetourt County land survey in the name of George Reed (96 acres on Beaver Creek) is dated 1789.14 Is there any evidence of where these Reeds resided prior to their coming to the Botetourt/Montgomery/Floyd County, Virgi nia, area? The 1782 Personal Property Tax List fo r Bedford County, Virginia, includes, among others, George and Andrew Read.IS The 1783 Personal Property T ax List for the same county includes, among others, Andrew; G eorge, Sr.; G eorge, Jr.; and Humphrey Reed. George Reed, Jr., is identified as not being over the age of twenty-one years. 16 The possibility that these Bedford County Reeds are the ones we later find in Botetourt County is supported by information contained in the Revolutionary War Pension Application File of Andrew Reed (File Number R8650). Although his application was rejected, the information provided is of much value to the genealogical researcher. Andrew Reed of Floyd County, Virginia, made two declarations in an attempt to gain pension benefits. His first declaration, dated 15 October 1832, states that he was then 83 years old and that he had enlisted "in the County of Bedford now Franklin. . . .'' His second declaration, dated 26 March 1835, contains many more details. It states that he was then "aged 84 years and eleven months . . . " and "that he was born on the 20th of April in t he year 1750 not far from Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania." It further states "that he was living in the upper end of Bedford now Franklin County, Virginia, when he entered the service and when he removed from there, it was to the place where he now resides." It was early June 1776 when he began his term of service. This infonnation places Andrew Reed in Bedford County at least as early as 1776, and seems to confirm that he moved from there to an area of Botetourt County which later became Floyd County. 17 In summary, the information presented indicates that there was a Reed presence in the area which later became Floyd County as early as the 1780s. Land surveys on Beaver Creek in what was then Botetourt County were made to Peter Reed and Samuel Reed in 1782. 91tetuta .lppalaah1&n Notes �· s · G o Jr · and Humphrey- Reed-Andrew Reed--possibly together with George, r. , eor.'.:)e, ·, Fl d moved from either Bedford County or Franklin County to what lat e r became, o y. · fr om 1783 to 1787 · is We also learned fro m Andrew Reed s O \\ nf County sometune . . nt that he was born 20 April 1750 "not far fro m Philadelphia in the S t a t e o stat eme . h · · f h F\ d Pennsylvania." It would be a big step forward in researching t e ongm s o t e oy County Reeds if a record of Andrew Reed's birth or baptism were to be found NOTES 1. 1810 U.S. Census (population), Virginia, Montgomery County, pp . 4 , S, 14, I S. 28, National Archives Microfilm Publication M252, roll 70 . It should be noted that the designations "Sr." and "Jr." did not necessarily indicate a father-son re lationship as they do today. The terms may refer simply to the older and younger persons of the sam e n a n1e in the same community regardless of relationsrup . See Val D . Greenwood, The R esear cher's Guide to American Genealogy, 2nd edition (Baltimore: G e ne alog ical Publishing Co ., 1990), 35. 2. Recorded Wtll of George R ead , Sr., Probated O ctober l 807, C irc uit Court of Montgomery County, Christiansburg, VA. The surname as written in t h e first line of the document is spelled "Read," but in the marginal identification and e lsewh ere in t he document it is spelled "Reed." 3. It seems possible that Cornelius Reed listed on page 15 of the 181 0 Federal C ensus in Montgomery County, Virginia, was a son of the Jonathan Reed whose w ill was probated in 1791 in Loudoun County, Virginia. See R eco rded Will of Jonathan Ree d , Probate d 10 January 1791, Circuit Court ofLoudoun County, Leesburg, VA. 4. Amos D. Wood, Floyd County: A History of Its People and Places, rev. ed ., Ann Scott Swain Bailey, ed. (Blacksburg, VA: Southern Printing Co ., 1986), 281, 3 14. The above-cited Recorded Will of George Read , Sr., refers to his "Tract of Land .. . in t he County of Montgomery and on the waters of Little River and on a branch of B ever [sic ] creek . . . ." 5. Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florene Love The Personal Property Tax Lists for the ' . Year 1787 for Botetourt County, Virginia (Springfield, VA: Genealogic al Books. in ~nnt , 1987), 214, 233, 234. Please note that the surname spellings Reed , R ead, and Reid w ill b e used interchangeably throughout this paper. With regard to differing spellings of the same name, see Greenwood, The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy, 30-33 . 6. It is unknown what relationship there may have been between this Casper Read and the ones referred to in Mary Lucado's submission e ntitl ed , "Last Will and Testament of Caspar -- ~ �Reed." T·ug111iu App alachian Notes 2 1 (August 1997): I 00-10 I ; and Virginia Appalac/11a11 Notes 22 (February 1998): 3 1-32. 7 Netti Schreiner-Yantis. ed .. A List of Taxable Property in the District of John Robinson. Commissioner- Formerly the Upper District of Botetourt and Now the Lower of A1ont~omeryfor the Year 1790 (Springfield, VA: n.d.), 6, 7. 8 . Ibid . 9 . Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florene Speakman Love, The Personal Property Tax Lists for the Year 1787 for lvfontgomery County, Virginia (Springfield, VA: Genealogical Books in Print, 1987), 450, 459, 460 . Netti Schreiner-Yantis, ed., Montgome1y County, Virginia- Circa 1790: A Comprehen sive S tudy--Jncluding the 1789 Tax Lists, Abstracts of over 800 Land Surveys and Data Concerning Migration (Springfield, VA: Netti Schreiner-Yantis, 1972), 39. 1O. 1 1. Ibid ., 98 . 12. Lewis Preston Summers, Annals of Southwest Virginia, 2 vols. (1929; repr., Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, n. d.), 1: 496. 13 . Anne Lowry Worrell, Early Marriages, Wills, and Some Revolutionmy War Records, Botetourt County , Virginia (1 958; repr., Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1985), 66 14. Summers, 1: 497. 1 5. Bedford County Personal Property Tax List for the Year 1782 (Microfilm), Virginia Commissioner of the Revenue. 16 . Bedford County P ersonal Property Tax List for the Year 1783 (Microfilm), Virginia Commissioner of the Revenue. 17. Andrew Reed, Revolutionary War Pension Application File R8650, Records of the Veterans Administration, Record Group 15, National Archives Microfilm Publication M804, roll 2014. Andrew Reed's second declaration states that his military service lasted from early June 1776 until 25 December 1776. During this time he was engaged in providing protection for the Lead Mines in what is now Wythe County, Virginia. In his first declaration it is stated that he "never served personally afterward, but was sick & hired a substitute ." On his way home he visited at the home of ''his old neighbour Charles Simmons . . .. " It is indicated that Simmons was ninety years old in 1835. Included on the muster roll with Pet er Reid in Capt. Samuel Eson's Company in Botetourt County in 1782 �is Charles "Simmonds" (Worrell, 66). Two B otetourt County land surveys in l 782 o n Beaver Creek are listed in the name of Charles Simmons (Summers, l . 497) . C h arl ~s Simmons is named as paying personal property tax in Botetourt County in 1787 (Yantis and Love, 214, 233), and he is listed as residing in the same general area as A ndrevv. the two Georges, Humphrey, and William Reed in the portion of Botetourt County ·w hich became Montgomery County in 1790 (Yantis, 8). The above-cited Recorded Will of George Read, Sr., locates George Read's land as ''joining Carter C ox's land, a nd C h arles Simmons's and Andrew Reed's .. . . 11 One source states concerning Charles Simmons that "his first wife was a Miss Reed .. . 11 (Wood, 188). 18. Franklin County was created from parts of Bedford County and Henry C ounty in 1785. Se~ Mar~aret . T. Peters, A Guidebook to Virginia's Historical (Charlottesville: Uruvers1ty Press ofVrrginia, 1985), 234. ___ ____ ~ Appa1aoh1&n - - - ,,_,. Jvlarkers Not.es - - - -- - - - ~ �HOWERY-CANNADAY CEMETERY In Floyd County From Roanoke on Rt. 221 South and after going through Check, Virginia, travel a little over 2 miles and turn left on Rt. 664, River Ridge Road, SE. Drive one mile and turn right on lane leading to the 0. N. Cooner Farm at 550 River Ridge Road. Cemetery is on hillside at left of house. From Floyd, travel Rt. 221 north for approximately l 1 miles and turn right on Rt. 664. ITJ 2 & 3 , g & 14 17 10 11 11 & 12 1 !TI m 11 s & 16 (7&8 I ~ 21 1. Eldridge L. Cannaday, born May 22, 1906; died July 29, 1936 2. Walter Martin, born January 22, 1891; died 1976; death date not engraved on stone, but a metal marker by John M. Oakey, Inc. shows 1976. 3. Lula M. Martin, born October 12, 1896; died January 31, 1954. A metal marker by Lotz Funeral Home lists her middle name as Mae. 4. James P. Howery, born October 21, 1843; died March 30, 1906. This stone is very worn and these dates may not be exact. 5. Martha E. Howery, born August 29, 1846; died March 30, 1917, Age 70 years & 7 months. This stone is also very worn and broken in half. (Her maiden name was Cannaday and she was a daughter of Andrew Bailey Cannaday.*) 6. Arthur Wilson, son of A. W. & Bell L . Howery, born May 1913; died June 1913. 7. Bertha Jefferson Cannaday, born April 10, 1882; died February 10, 1934 (husband of Sarah). 8. Sarah Lelia Thomas Cannaday, born December 2, 1885; died January 25, 1983. 9. Demorse B. Akers, born August 29, 1854; died September 28, 1946. 10. Landonia F. Akers, born March 29, 1874; died December 9, 1956. 11. Sarah E. Cannaday, born February 24, 1852; died December 3, 1918. �_____ '" .~_j oJ.... 12 . J.M. Cannaday, born August 14, 1848; died November 29, 1947~ (.James * ) 13 . Iris Pearl Lucas, born July 30, 1916; died May 19, 1919. Budded on ca rt h t o bloom in heaven. A carved lamb on top of stone. (Dau. of Joseph A. Lucas ,,·h o married Pearl Howery*) 14. F. H. (This is a tall thin very old stone with only these initia ls . Pcrha p s it was a first stone for No. 19.) 15. Arthur W. Howery, born August 10, 1868; died July I 0, 1932. 16. Bell L. Howery, born January 11, 1869; died A u gust 13, 1925. (Maiden name was Wray*) 17. Mary G. Wife of A. B. Cannaday, born October 14, 1823; died October 16~ 1888. (Maiden name was Ruff*) 18. Elmira Wright, born September 5, 1841; departed this life August 11, 1897, aged 56 yrs 11 mos 6 das. This is also a very old stone, almost unreadable. 19. Francis Howrey, departed this life April the 27 1861 age 49 Y. Our Mother h e re lies underground, the dearest friend we ever found , but through the Lord unbounded love . She would have been born abt. 1812. (Maiden name was Pate *) 20. Peter Howrey, Departed this life Nov the 6, 1862 Age 49 y & 10 M. Oh Lord in tbe(e) I put my trust my soul to the . He would have been born abt.1812. Note spelling on stones for Peter a nd Francis were cut as Howrey. 21. Andrew B. Cannaday, born December 18, 1822; died May 19, 1912. (He was known as Bailey *) *These facts were taken from the book FLOYD COUNTY A History Of Its People And Places By: Dr. Amos D. Wood. I cannot vouch for their accuracy. My parents moved to this farm in 1933. For years my father mowed and maintained the cemetery for a very nominal fee until be was no longer able. Direct descendants of No. 7 & 8 now maintain it. My brother and I suspect there were older graves, as in our youth we recall there being a number of fieldstones besides the carved stones. The fieldstooes were eventually tossed out of the cemetery. Some of the very old carved stones have been replaced over the past several years by new stones. . 4 Submitted by Mary Frances Conner Williams, P . O. Box 1367' Pulaski, VA 2 30l January , 2000 - - -- - - -- -------- ~ �Membership Corner Welcome to our newest members Susie Wagoner Mary M. 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Put your queries on the Web, but send us a copy to print as we) I. They can be sent by snail-mail to the address in the front of this magazine, or they can be e-mailed directl y to me at: amsylvest@ excite.com. 00-1 Seek info on 3-g-gf Henry KILBURN/KILBOURN b 10 Jun 1763 in Montgomery Co, YA. He stated later that he joined the Continental Army under the command of Captain James Newel and he stayed at Newel's place. Any & all info appreciated: Possible parents, siblings. census. land records, other KILBURN names in vincinity, etc. Karen Condron. 706 W. Shelbv Ave .. Effingham. IL 62401-2438. E-mail: kecondron@vahoo.com. ""' 00-2 Seek info o n the KILBURN/ICTLBOURN family who lived in Montgomery Co, VA abt 1 760-1 770. Son Henry said he was b in Montgomer Co, VA "near Greenbrier". Any info appreciated. Karen Condron, See 00-1 00-3 In Botetourt Co, VA 1783, Joseph ROBINSON was exempted from paying truces because of age & infirrnity. Is this the man whom Elizabeth GRAHAM before 1767? 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When s ubmitti ng a book, please in clude the price of the book, co pies o f th e ava ia b le ad vertis ino mater ial, and information as to where orders for additi~nal copies may be placed . Foll owing the ir rev ie w. a llbooks w in be p laced in the Virginia Room of th e Roanoke C ity Library. on South Je ffe rson Street in Ro anoke, Virg inia . �V I RGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUT HWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 23 - No. 4 - November 1999 CONTENTS President's Message Tribute to Carol Tuckwiller World War I Draft Applications Cumberland Gap National Historical Park "List of Ancestors" Project Earheart Cem etery, Montgomery County, VA Chataigne's Virginia Gazetteer and Classified Business Directory Sowder Cem etery, Montgomery County, VA Garlic Cemetery, Montgomery County, VA Queries Books for sale by M embers From Where I Sit Index, Vo lume 2 3, V IRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 118 119 12 0 121 123 125 133 134 135 135 136 139 UPCOMING ISSUES OF THE VAN Fe bruary 2000 - Beginning of new series hig hlighting tht: va rious coimties 1n Southwest Virginia February' s County is Buchanan Coun ty. Some good information regarding Buchanan C o unty is coming your way. May 2000 - We will continue our series on the counties of Southwest Virginia. May'::; cou:-.. y will be Dickenson county. If you have any information or research regarding Dickenson Coun ty, please share it with other Society m embers by sending it to the Editor by the deadline for the May issue which is April 1, 2000. August 2000 - Wise County will be hi ghlighted. Plus we will have the annual Surname Index which is grow ing every year. Be sure to get you surname list in by the M arch 3 1 deadline. VIRGIN IA APPA LACHIAN NOTES �l I8 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOC IETY ROANOKE, VlRGINlA VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTJ~S. NOVEMBER J 999 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT We are fast approaching the end of the year 1999 and nearly the end or the century and mi llennium (with actually a full year more to go until the rea l new century and millen nium). l can honestly say I have been very proud of the work SVGS has accomplished this past year. Our program speakers have been exceptional, and several ha ve been imponant on a national as well as local level. Although attendance at our membership meetings has been u p-and-down in accordance with interest level, I feel we have enhanced the knowledge and appreciation for local history and genealogy to those who have attended . We have done a fine job in publicizing our meetings/speakers w ith distributed fl yers and newspaper notices (although our local newspaper clips, included in various calendar-type sections, are only printed on an as-space-a llows basis). It is with regret that we let VAN readers know our long-time Virginia Room Chief Librarian, CAROL TUCKWILLER, is retiring. She will be leaving at the end of January 2000 (please see "Tribute" article later in thjs issue.) Looking ahead, these members of the SVGS Board of Directors wi ll continue through the Year 2000: PRESIDENT ..... ....... .......... WENDY JAMES lsT VICE PRESIDENT . .... . .... KAREN KAPPESSER 2ND VICE PRESIDENT ... ..... . DARRELL BOLES TREASURER .......... ........... DON VAUGHAN RECORDING SECRETARY ... DOROTHY CREASY. These current members of the Board wi ll be leaving the Board as of December 1999, and candidates are now being sought by Nomi nating Committee member Ann Sylvest for: ASST. TREASURER/MEMBERSHIP CHAJR ... . ... STEVEN JENKINS CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ... ······ ······· .. . .. CHUCK WILKERSON In addition the Committee position of PUBLICITY and some more volunteers for our PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE are actively being sought. At a recent Board meeting, the idea of forming an EDUCATION COMMITTEE was suggested and will be explored . If your interest might lie in any of these directions, pl~ase contact n:i e at ad~ress/pho ne number below and I will pass your name on to Ann Sylvest. Will YOU consider takmg an active part in your Society? By the way, Ann has reminded me that_ the Y_AN needs more articles submitted from the membership to print in the VAN . . She is startm? ~ ~ew. "geographic-area" theme with the February 2000 issue where a county m ~outh~est Virginia will be highlighted as to area covered, county formation history, records availa?le m the courthouse, whether any historical and/or genealogical societies are current an~ active, personal research experiences in that county, etc. This promises to be valuable e?ucation for all our readers and especial ly those of us who are "stuck" in researching the counties close to Roanok e WENDY MARIE JAMES, 11 1-3 Rutledge Drive, Salem VA 24153 Phone(540)3 87-4362 (eves.) VfR<.l"lfA A PPAi.A< Ill..\~ NOTr· ' �l 19 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ROANOKE, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES, NOVEMBER 1999 TRIBUTE TO CHIEF LIBRARIAN OF THE VIRGINIA ROOM, CAROL TUCKWILLER As announced in my President's Message earlier in this issue of the VAN, we report to our members and readers that our long-serving Chief Librarian of the Roanoke Public Library's Virg inia Room is retiring as of the of February 2000. Carol first came to RPL in 1969, and it was not long afterward that she realized how important it would be to gather the historical and genealogical books and materials into a single collection and location. So it was that early in the 1980' s, Carol was single-handedly responsible for re-organizing the collection and locating it in the Library's south addition to the building on Jefferson Street in Downtown Roanoke. r;t For those readers who do not know, the Virginia Room is the major Southwest Virginia regional historical and genealogical research collection south of Charlottesville and west of Lynchburg. As members of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, we depend on this collection for most if not all of our family history and genealogical information. While it specializes in Virginia and especially Southwest Virginia sources, it contains major references from our bordering states as well. After 6+ years of researching t his collection, I am constantly amazed at the scope of materials contained in the Virginia Room. It is not enough to merely search the computer for specific needs, but you must browse the room itself for wonderful but perhaps overlooked materials. One member recently told me they had been researching in the Virginia Room for many years but only recently took a look at some of the oversized reference materials and found something they had been searching for and wondering about for years. And that has been the incredible value of Carol Tuckwiller ... she knows EVERYTHING that is there ... it is only up to us researchers to ASK HER for what we are looking for, and she will either find it there immediately or lead you to another location where to look. I remember very clearlv when l first arrived in Roanoke from Oregon in April 1993 on a job-hunting trip. I could not p~ss up visiting the Virginia Room at RPL to see what they had, and on my arrival there, Carol recognized I was a visitor (but soon a resident) and immediately took me under her wing and asked me my specific research goal(s) for that particular visit. She then took perhaps half a minute and gathered up half a dozen references and brought them to me at my table. WHAT A GAL ! I have observed many times since then that she treats EVERYONE like this-like she is their " personal guide" to what is requested. I know of no other librarian in any library I have visited who makes the researcher feel like a VERY IMPORTANT PERSON right from the start. This SVGS President, Board and Committee members, as well as all our other SVGS members and researching colleagues wi ll sorely miss Carol and her expertise. Her successor and the Virginia Room staff members Brenda and Ann (plus numerous others who have and will continue to help there) will carry on without her, of course, but Carol will go down in history as the ONE GAL fN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA WHO MADE AN INCREDIBLE DIFFERENCE TO THOSE OF US RESEARCHING IN THIS AREA Praise to her for a job very well done, and we wish her all the best in her further endeavors. WENDY MARJE JAMES, SVGS PRESIDENT 1999-2000 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �120 World War I D raft Applications Prior to the US's entry into WW I (approx. 1917- 1918) e\·ery mak between the age of 18 and 40 was required to register for the draft . The information round on the card was provided by the individual himself T he regist ration cards qtry in inrn rn1:Hiu11 depending on the individual draft board . But by and large the cards include The fuH name of the person (thi s means first, full middle name, any additional middle names a nd last name) ; the current address of the man: his age. his bi rt hdatc (some inc lude hjs place of birth); whether he is a US citizen o r a natura lized citi.len (some ask ir his father was a naturalized citizen and his father's race): his race: his occupation. \\ ht'rt> he is employed (name of employer); address or locati on of employment . name am! address or his next of kin; some cards ask if the man is married or s ing le and ho\\' many peop le he supports. The card is signed by the draftee . On the back the card hi s ph) s1cal description is noted: Height is broken down by short. medium. tall although some cards give the actual height in feet and inches; Build by ~lim , medium , s tout although some cards list actual weight along with the build, color of eyes and hair, any dcf'ormitie~ or 1njuries are listed (such as one arm mi ssing, blind in one eye. etc). the name and address of the draft board and the date or When these original cards were t ransferred to the East Pointe NA R/\ b ranch the LOS spent about 3 years microfilming these cards. T here are hundreds and hundreds or boxes and the LDS opened one box at a time and filmed them - in st ate order I lowe\·er, \.Vithin each state the cards were fi led by draft board, not by county or by draftee . This makes the searching of the microfilm diffi c ult to say the least. The good news is that the Friends of the Nat ional /\rchives took c;1c h bo:-; after it was filmed (and checked) and sorted all of t hese thousands and 1housand s of cards in to - state and then COUNTY order and then in alphabetical order by surname and put then in new boxes. The Friends deserve all the kudos we can g ive thc1~ ror thi:-. mon st rou s ta sk So ... rather than spending hours and hours searc hing the LDS microtilm ~'Ou can orde r copies of the o rig inal cards from N/\ R /\ if you knov. the county yo ur ance sto r lived in between 1 9 l 7 - l 91 8 . For copies: Send a letter requesting copy(s) to : NARA Southeast Region 1557 St. Joseph /\ve East Point, GA 30344 In your letter be sure to say you vvant copy(s) of th e W\Vl Draft application C;.irds lncl~de the name of your ancestor and hi s race. the state nnd th e c·)u nt y Ir yuu \\Hilt cop1e~ of ALL of the cards w ith a given surname, a sk thL'lll 1he cost of the copies and send a SASE for them to let you knov.. the copying cost In vour letter be ..;urc anu "ay \'l)ll want a copy of the FRONT and BACK of the card He, sure 10 send a S:\SI · ror ·ti~(' return of you copies vm<.INI'\ i\ l'f'AI I\ ( Ill\"' "'•fl l , , �121 United States Department of the Interior NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Cumberland Gap National Historical Park P.O. Box 1848 IN R£rLY REFER TO: Middlesboro, Kentucky 40965-1848 K14(CUGA) Dear Friend; Here at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park we have the unique opportunity to meet and share with numerous genealogy enthusiasts from all over the world. In their excitement they often relate to us stories that have been handed down through the generations of their ancestors who traveled the Wilderness Road and came through the Cumberland Gap. We soak up every word of their history and often use some of their stories in our interpretation of the lifestyle of the late l 700's, early l 800's. In all of the excitement that surrounds each recounted history there is a cold dark void that is always lurking in the background . What about the thousands, indeed the hundreds of thousands, of untold stories, of the still unknown pioneers, the mothers, fathers, and babes?? Unfortunately there was no one keeping record of those fi rst settlers that came through the Cumberland Gap. Today at this very spot of hall owed ground there is an exciting plan taking shape. A plan to restore the Gap to the way it was 200 years ago and to reestablish the Wilderness Road. Upon the opening of this restoration, you will be able to actually retrace the footsteps, and experience the exact emotions, of your .very forefathe rs as they saw and traveled through this gateway to their future. As we are awaiting congressional funding, we do not know the exact date that this project will be complete, but we are already preparing for that wonderful day. Though 200 years late we are compiling, name by name, that very list that we have often hoped for. On the day of the opening there could be no greater joy for a genealogist than being part of the remaking of this history, a recreation of the great migration w ith recnactors who quite possibly may share the same name, the same mannerisms. even the s~c appearance of those who originally came here. The only difference might be the lone candle carried by each participant with its fl ame burning in memory of that special pioneer that is truly a part of your history. We would love to have you as a part of this celebration and be able to add the name of yow ancestor to ''The List of Names." This will also be a wonderful networking tool in the search for the "untold stories." Please complete and return attached form to Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. For address see bottom of "List of Ancestors" form. Respectfully yours, Pam Moore & Janice S. Miracle Park Rangers - Interpretati on Enclosure VIRGI NlA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Cumberla11d Gap National Ilistorical Parl( "List of Ancestors" I I Record# I Da le: NAME ADDRESS CITY/ST ~ ZIP TELEPHONE --·- E-MAIL ANCESTOR DATE NOTES Permission to pass on information lo others? · Janice S. Miracle an<l Pam Moore Cumberland Gap National Historical Park P.O. Box 1848 Mi<l<llesboro, Ky 40965 (606)248-2817 �123 EARHEART CEMETERY Rt. 723, near Ellett Montgomery County, Virginia Earheart, Earhart, Earhart, Earhart, Earheart, Woodrum, Earhart, Earhart, Earhart, Nancy November 7, 1801 - December 9, 1862 David April 20, 1834 - May 2, 1863 George Died April 16, 1881, Age 88 yrs. 11 d. William H. Died April 20, 1881, Age 52 yrs. 10 m. 10 d. Mary J. Died December 15, 1884, Age 22 yrs. 4 m. Mrs. Edna E. November 21, 1878 - May 17, 1959 Sarah Lue December 21, 187 4 - July 22, 1954 Lizzie Brenda June 15, 1871 - July 30, 1954 Henry January 5, 1836 - September 17, 1882 Judith Margaret, his wife July 3, 1840 - May 3, 1937 " Taylor, Priscilla July 2, 1805 - November 25, 1862 Earhart, George Died November 5, 1856, Age 8 m. 21 d. s/o David & Mary Earhart, Joseph April 20, 1830 -April 13, 1853 Grave marked by fieldstone Earhart, Sarah L., w/o Adam 1803 - February 9, 1877 Earhart, Adan1 December 30, 1801 - January 5, 1878 Earhart, Kate, w/o R. B. Died October 3, 1881, Age 26 yrs. 9 m. 4 d. (broken stone) Earhart, Bob July 4, 1841 - February 24, 1886 Taylor, Johnson B. July 28, 1854 - October 8, 1928 Taylor, Margaret E. May 28, 1857 - August 4, 1929 (broken stone) EaI"hart, Mary Irene February 21, 1885 - October 6, 1946 Earhart, William H. 1828 - I 881 } } " Nancy E. 18 - 1918 } Lawrene 1860 - 1900 same tombstone " } MaryM. 1862 - 1884 " } Lula G. 1870 - 1922 } Ada S. 1876-1890 " William A. } 1872 - 1933 .. H The cemetery is enclosed by a stone wall. Copied: February 28, 1988 By: Charles & Ruth G. Hale VlltCI NH J\PPALA<'lilt\N NOT£~ �124 Additional Information on Earhea1i Cemeterv Montgomery County Virginia Marriages A/195 George Earheart A/390 Adam Earheart 1159 9 1/68 88 Nancy Taylor 21 years of age Sarah L. Wright March 28, I 825 July 18, 1833 by John H. Wallace Janmu-y 16, 1878 Kate F. Gardner (23) Robert B. Earhart (36) b. Montgomery Co., VA b. Montgomery Co., VA p. J. R. & M. B. p. A. & S. L. Maggie E. Thomas (26) December 6, 1883 R. B . Earheart (42) Farmer, widowed b. Montgomery Co., VA b. Montgomery Co., VA p. Adam & Sarah L. p. Samuel W. & Virgie Joseph P. Earheart, 23 yrs. 11 m. 23 d., cd Rhe umatism, Fam1cr, married, parents George & Nancy David Earheart, killed in Battle, Chancellorsville, VA, s/o G eo rge & Nancy, wife Mary V I RG INIA APPALACHIAN NOTf.~ �- VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �.. ~~~,·~~~~~.;:"'·:'· ·;~;;;:c;.:, . ~2 w~~-f;fr,~,~t;;;~~; . ....~.. ...~,.~~~iw:,.71~1;1':~~~~~- ...... -,~""-1. -..:.1~,~~~-i'1's·'-Y:>J;-41~ '• _...,::-:::;::;~ 1'.":-:-'-;;..,~~a ,·',G.$addlers at;i~~~~~~~~~-~: '. ~ ·W:::riickeison, :::A_ria~~w:Wri~ht; ·-:Chi[ ...1........, , ~. :. · - . .,--.~~~ ·'" .;::~ ~w'· - w ·Bryantv·R E Saunders,. Cyrus .Harding.~l:;f:,~oehm_~harl:S ~*"~ ·.· ·---: ...• ,~ ,~~ ". LT Cast.o~, W B Hale,: Robert R.Pti~:_::. ~· ::-. ·_.scbools:llftu Acad~· ~!.: ·: ..·: . :aw~y~ ~1l!tam E Han.ks.. . - . .- .. . ::::· ~. ~ ~~ . , .-. . .. . - . . . -. .. , . ,..,~ . : .. -_ _~-Warsaw LVELL'S~~W!" H Omohun~ro~JameS ;..;., , . . . . . . . " ·. i1 d · ·W Carter, -- .. . . . ':: . "· . There are ' IS ·whtte :and 7 0 co ore ·"-· -.- . . :.-·. . . . . :: ::·:··,.i ::'~.';" ublic'schoolsin this-eo\mty:- ·Superin- · - NAYLOJl.s.'-T _W ·Bowen, GOddai'd"2· .,. .ten<lent-Rev Gt:orge :H Northam, E~~ Gordon· Wm B Mitchell, Wm.~atthe.w~.i"" , ~'nlerton. .. · . . -. -Wm B Marks . . .,. .. . .. . _,~.-( ...:;~· tr;,. . Sewing Machine Ag.ents. _.NRWLA~D.-Thos' E Pulle~. ~· · · . . Reamv, W W. Broocke, R L Belfield, ~ · ~effi.\b\e.C B, . . W~rsaw M Hutchison,] L Jones Thos R Marks:··· . -- · ·-· · L Motley, A·' ·· .~'1i · - · Tanneni.. -. · ·· · · · Sa:ARP,s WHARF.-Dr .. _. t'-' 0\ rQ~kenbr,ougfr:E ~. I .i. . . . Warsaw Distillers.. Lumber Dealers. Bryant & Co, Carter James W, Mill-Pick Manufacturers. Lemoine Ezra F, Emmerto Mills-Com and Flour. ; . . tt Ivanhoe.I Allison ..William, I vanh~ Ivanhoe Battaile B L, Carter's Whar1 Carter's Wharf Booker E D Dr, Farnham Belfield & Hanes, Warsa• Druggim. Bryant R P, · _. · lvauho~ .l:;";.£. Warsa ~ ~-·LEMOINE OSCAR M._.-. Emmerton Ganly Jacob B, . ·Ivanhoe Hall J13, -. .: Warsa\\I. :Mitchell LG .; · ...• · • J Northam 'Geo R,' . Emmerton· Florists. :. . · ...... ·.-. ""· Scates I M; .. -. ~ "Carter's Whar(i Scates & Balderman, Ne;vlan4 ~wning.'f j Mrs,c-..:-· Ivanhoe Settle Frederick, . . : - · : . • . Warsa Taylor HA, · '. .. -- - "" · War.\a ' Ferti!Uer ~ Wellford RC,· . .' .. Warsaw -.1 ~ • : · Farnham · ·~ · ~ .:-.. · ~.Mills-saw. :•.·: :..,('.2\:·:~ ' . Farnham Battaile B L, Carter's Wh?i(. Qeueral Merdmda Belfield RC, _ . Warsaw~ Booker EC, Farnham. '""" ~~ . ~:;.. ~· Bartlett l Warren, Newland Bryant R P, Ivanhoe ;~ . ~. .Bartlett William J, Newland Bryant W A & Co. Emmerton· ~~ ..Brooke & Gresham, W:usaw Carter -&-Bryant, Sharp's Wharf.j ~.;::-::- ~ .Boyle James, W ar.aw Gardy J B, Warsaw~ ~ - ·· - DOWNINGT J, Ivanhoe Hollowell, Middleton & Co, .~ ~~~~/Edwards William M & Bro. LyeU's Carter's Wharf. .>;:,..""?; ;. ·.::Garland lames F, W!lf'SI• Northam Geo R, Emme rton ~ ff' ~- · .i:Hanks J( W, Ivanhoe Rehil Edward, Sharp's Wha ,fjg··.,;:.. · -.:Huff & Omohundro, Farnham Scates R J, Ivanhoe ~:::~;Lemoine )oho H, Enimertoo Settle Frederick, Warsaw ~,.:--:-..: - l:EMOitIB 0 M, hmertnn Taylor HA; Warsa ~ #~..: - +Luttrell John E, · Slmp's Wharf Millwrights. ~~.:.. Motherbead W H, Fanners Fork ~V. Marks & Coleman, - · 'Naylor's Tinsbloome John, ;.~. _? · Middleton W P, ~· · Emmertoo ·~\:.:..... Mitchell R C. . , Newland ~?:f.- . Omohundro Thomas M.. Farmen; Foti: ft~_:-. Omohundro "?'/ H & Sao, Lyell's ~·. :_ Pearson H C, . . , - Ivanhoe Ph,,,.icians .. ~.'.'. · Pullen Rj ·· Newla.Itd . J• · ~· :,~_Phillips A &.Co, .;,.,_ •. · · _ Warsaw _Bell.field RA, _. . · . . Farmers.' Fo;' ~1'eed Jo)ln_R.;___ ---~s Wharf · Booker ED, '· . · . Famh_?J_ 1 ~Reamy ThomasML, Carter's Wharf_. D?uglasWW, --• · .. - :--_- ·.:. .: Warsa' --->-Reynolds R L, . .. -.Farnham Middleton BA. · · · · · - Emmert• ~"'Rock A j & &o...... Fam~ . Middleton BS, · Emmerto ··. ;:-'SHARP D WC,-. Sharp's Wbarf Motley lames L. . . --Sharp's.Whau ~ 'Shackleford FA, · Warsaw Mitchel LY, Ivanhc· ,f -Scates James M, •. · - ·Newland Saunders AN, · . Wal'$1' -~--4t- "Thompson E F, . Sharp!o Wharf Scott H B, · - . - .·-.·. ' ·. .- ·: 'lya.nl1c_ :z: 0 - -- ~?;j~. W~ .: ·: Warsaw WellfordA'N, · - ._: _- ·· · ".Vlfa~ ~~;.• •·~::.:..-=.._~:~-=- :'~.:.;~:~.,!-··~ ..-i.!:.F!...~. ,,,,,,,_ _£,..~;';/,c-__•.;, ~ • ~ .' ~:.:'' . v./;/:; ;:. : · en.:.S A,, _ Em.m~rton I •·K._e_ · : '.: ~ · Underto.kem. -- · · J Davis, R I~ cia~<~ A H Lyell, G Carter, rence Motley. LT Pearson PY Barberil ~ G ,.,.. ; - · ",...: · :-, Wh f CB Barber,·Thos W Headley: . ..:r~ . . _Balderson · vv. .._..rters. ar · : .--·;-~--.Clark AR; : Warsaw WARsAw.-R C Wellford, W D .Gar~""I: . ,, eo·nnell~ Joseph D, : -': Emmerton land, W F Brockenb~ough, L R Stewa~.. ·· "' Green Henry .r:., · ~ , ' . Lvanhoe 1 C Lowry,·H Hamngto11, S Barron,"D~ .. . Lampkin 0 P,. ·:·.· · .· · Carter's Wharf Kelley.· Wm Northern, E S : Morgan JM,.-. ::__:"· ,. . · Warsaw Wm J .Rains, Robt C Saunders, .Hen ~~ ; Mozingo wharf' A Tayloe,, Henry T:Ward: A · :~Reede. -L,-.: · '. . _.• .. . ShafP.'S_~harf . -.field,Saml Barrow Jr, Clifford- '&.!Con'. . :.;.. ': ·:~·:win~-and Llqu~--..':::~-.- . stable, Jas D Connellee, G W Drak~.. · ~ •· . · . . .. . .·., __·.- ~ ~ . ~.:. · .W H Fones. yJ m B Grey, Bladen Hall,!:o1em.an. ~ E, -:; .::7;.,~ ~.-~·Warsaw ls~ac S Jeffnes;·Wm '"A-.Jones,-Jam.eir . . ·Po.wnm~ Frede_nck._ ..~ : ~~~~·s· wharf · K1r~p!tnc~... - .; ·~· ' ·_-_ ~ · --._::~ , Rames i;. M, . . .. : Farnham - - · - .......- ... ,· .. r. ~~ ·Sanders AW, ..: . : •. : . ' Newland .- .. .R· o· ANOKE . CO . U...NT-·y · .·;~,~-;:-~ -.Wright•H ·P; -.:,:. ,; . :....;-~:.;;.sbarp's wharf · ....~ · ._ • ·~\ · .Phillips,~ E'L'~~_.:i:;:-. :~---·Sharp's - w~"~~ ;H,~··; :. . .. . ·~:~--- ~-~-: · · ~ -. - . .·-. <~~--~~~ .' .• ___,_ _, . ._ __ POPULATION t SSo-White· 827,j• : Jn:.:£,~ ~DOWNING B l. ~-- - : .: · ·Ivanhoe dians; 4: colored, 4.828; to~l. ~3,1~.5·"'}.;~. 0. :M,.- . Emmerton . ·"' - .. ! ~ LEMOINE . ·- . .: . _ · Co unt.Y seat, SALEM. Population,;"'~ ·' · .. , - · · i· ~- .· · •- Pr:1nc1pal Flln?ens. , ~: ~:.; . U -1o, 1,759. · . .- :._;·~ Vote-0f county November 6th, 1883~ '..-~ Democrats, I,538; Coalilionists 1,398. ,~ -'.'-:. Value of real estate 1883, $3,457.420 0"! Value of personal property. 93 ~, 2 6o -oo :: . State tax on real estate. 1 3,829 68:~.t State tax on personal property 3 745 .Q4 ~·.l .. ' ' . ""..t4 was from tourt 10 1838, and .hes 10 1h~ ~oanoke ::·~ Valley,.t~e Blue ~tdge form10g its east·:-~ em boundary, with Botetourt _0!1 ~ th~ =northeast and Montgome'.Y _ on;,the. ~ west. Floyd nnd Frankltn on " the :"1 south, Bedford on the east, and Craig on the northwest. The surface is ,.;. b.roken.· but _the. lands · are very-=-: .nch, . and yield large ·~r~.ps · --~f-:­ all., the staple products, ·pr:ine}P?l· ·<?fr;;! which ~re wheat an? tobac{:o. This'5! ~ount.Y,' m c_ommon with all _~he 'Others .;;: m ~his .section of the State_. 1s .:famous .., for 1~s fine-pasturage, and since the' ei~ '£ tension .of the ~henandoah_ VallfY roacl4 to Roanoke City a new impetus· has .....,. been &"iven the ·raising of·cattl~. ho ~·< .and sheep, because of furnishing a ~;If ~e, RP-Bryant, R R ·C~ls, John rec.t and qu!ck means of·transportation· "' ... • ' ,• ·• •, • ' . , ." .--~j."':' ..!• ·. : CARTER'S WHARF.-D B Carter,fl.f'A · CARTER, JB Owens, ~ev RN Reamy, · TM L Reamy, Nath~mel ~eamy. H J -.Snyd~r. 1M Scates,\\ H Coates, Carter __ _Coates.'\Varren Coates. Thor!lton Saun· _ders, Arthur Saunders. Gnffin Sa11n· _·. ders, Alexander M Nash, B B Smoot. •. · EMMERTON.:......R H Montgomery.GD ~: Northam, George w Hanks, George H ·. Newman, Richard T Thrift, DJ Brook, : Wm A Brockenbrough, Hempsel Clark, :-:-Robt 1i MontgGmery Sa.ml w Keene. :;:,·..... • ~: FARMERS fORK.-~eo E · Omohun.. . dro, F G Settle, John D Belfield. ..~--.FARMHAM ...:..R H Lyell, Jno M Lyell, ;;;:: -ED B?<Jker, W A Sims, Wm L Davis, ,,,..::..W D Pllts.: Wm E Tucker, R-H Forres.;tcr, Ch.as Bell, / C G Veazey, Chas L ,.:frt'hrift,.E C We ker; Jacob· Waltz. -E c :--.~ooker, L B Dodson Gt!o B Forester := : lohn E ·Hanks, .Lind~ey Hadley Cha; [i·:tJJones, A -·F· Leonard, .Wm A Lewis. ~; . , ... :~ .;,. 1VANHOE.-Thomas H Saunders._ G ~~~and, G W Thomp~n, P W Ric~ oo Thi~ count~ fo~ed Bote·, "~: ..,_.,,M----·--··-~ "' -' ....-..,~ .... .-_,c--..r - --· :_.;_, ~- ··:""'~-;,~~:l. �.: ... . .-... . .: }= •',.•,. .. r, ·~·· - · '. .~ .-~~·~·· ~ ~-.;,-·' ~~'·• l)J -V.1 -4',.l.. ,.,,_ f;i \.,.•<C, .. . . ...... ' , ·, • ,'°', ' ·~··.::~ · ~ '~• ~,1c,. -~ · .-~~,.,~· - ... • · ' h." ' • ' .. .... • •••• • . '-~-'~-~7~~:·7r:~:;:· J?~'T~~!:V~' ·· ·~- . .,, . -· -c~iliJ~~0"0?:c! • :~.VV:'.\..:.l .~.!JJ O'Y.l..~'7-· -~ ;:..;._1;ff.;i..·.~ :- :;: 1 4:1.6 ~':~ ,_::ad · ":;:.""· :"··::..:~o--i~,o;,, ~~~G-~" ~':,.J'l#."M.J :f:.·...~-:.:-~·£.~·..;::;: :-a. .:.'*"~v !~venue,~ ~~ A"4,·..:v!-'1' -~~~·~·.:~1"· ,": ·--«'-~ •. :E, .. .,, ·• ~ .,...... · ·· _, .,.,,,. . . ,. ·· ''! ' ' ·:i-'"';,;.1 t+-· -_. · :~ · . ;-:'~::-·:':-:·-.'; -~~·...;. " . . ~ ..:,:..:·wuoL~ AND RETAIL-=tlEAl-'.ER •"'.i~~,;_·.-..r: \ ..~ ~: . . -- ·· • ..:.~:~~:-.;.:.::';.~::........-: R·oANo} ..~~ P.;-:·i llOA~OKE:.:_.;:-~!""' :· . . . . . .<'Y:h'_,::..:.' ~:;..::>:'-'"==='.'...;{S46}:~·'.· --. ':. , ~. ... ·~ ..:,./;'7 ., .. :.. . ·' ~ ~ ~-~5..:-..,. to the large maTketS of the North..The fr..~~- ..mineral deposits, the chief qf which is ~~- . iron, ~re vet)'. valuable, and .extensive h· · machm~-and iron and steel works·bave . ~,.; · - recently been established at Roanoke,· ~; the form er, in the construction of pas· f:!~.Senger and freight cars. giving employ·~.;. · ment to 1,200 hands, and the latter working to its full capacity of 100 tons of iron per day. The mineral spri · of whiclt there are several, enjoy a iP1 reputation for the medicinal propemes of the.ir waters. Of these the Roanoke Red Sulphur and Botetourt take precedence. Salem, the countx seat, is a beautiful and prosperous village on the north bank of the Roanoke river and on the tine of the Norfolk and Western R R. 178 miles southwest from Richmond. The place is steadily growing in impor· tance as a business centre, and with its fine natural advantage$ and the railroad connections soon to ·be consummated at this point by the extension o( the Valley railroad, is destined to become a populous and highly prosperous city. Owing to its delightful location, Salem bas become very popular as a summer resort, and its society during the liUm· mer months is greatly augmented bv visitors from the.more southern localities. Roanoke College, one of the young· . er, though one of t he most flourishing · institutions of leamin~ in the State, is located at Salem. It IS a Lutheran in· stiturion, and its systeP.J is the regular r college curriculum. It has also a nor· mal course of teachers of public schools, a select one for a mere business ednca· tion. and a -preparatory departmeut for training boys for the college classes. Roanoke, formerly Big Lick, oo the Norfolk & Western railroad at th~ southern terminus of the Shenandoah Valley road. is the principal town of ....... Roanoke county. Its growth from a vii· !age of a few hundre<i three years ago to a city to-day of 6,()0() inhabitants is unparalled in the history of Virginia · towns. There are extensive work shops . here, where the connecting Norfolk & '~-­ ~ Western and Shenandoah Valley roads ~have their ~reat engines and handsome coaches built. ~be street:S• stores and dwellings are lighted with gas, ~nd there are large water-works, whic~ furnish an abundant supply for the vanous purposes. i:he area of the county is ,9875 square miles, t91,u8 acres and the average assessed value of the land ~ • .•is $z8.CJ9 per acre_ !' ~~... g: · Post Offices. Air Point. . Bent Mountain. .. .. ,. .. ., ~ ::~ DANN1 ~nsack'S: ·· : · .·: • ::_? Botetourt Springs. SAML S Bradshaw, M M MOORE~ .: ·Catawba. NELSON BARRETT. ··· Cave Spring. · -, ·~ ,;, Gish's. ~- · ~ Leslie, James D Leslie. .... Poage's Mill. GEORGE POAGE. Roanoke. Alexander S Asberry. Saknt (c A). Singer, B B YEATMAN. . . ... . •.~ .~J?. f.•':.'.:M t 'Qi@)gli~~---aa• . - : ·.. - . . . . . ......... .... - ...... f - . · ·: ·: :. .CIGARS of the· best Brands. .;;.. ~~r.ff~: · · :.: --:<.;::•·»Z'I · • ·• · - · ... _ .uHm.WiE-Y:~&.-wHA.LIN.G,~. ~~;~,1~;t '"""~ ~ -,-·t'.~t •· ''- • . .. . ' . . . . . . . . •-r :· . •: ·'.:··: :: • -.'7:-·~~-:";:.:.·~· .· . ·- . . . . . . ' . .• "_, - ··-·'--D EALERS lN ' · "- . • . . . ·• . _.,. _.:.,.. " ...._..- . , .. •' .:.": - • __.,..;.J...&.;:,~ 1 · "• ..,.. _,.. • • ·- - · -· • :· -.-:- 1 ""· . " - . • • ";, •• ;,-.. ... - ·.: . . .- -•: :: ;· ' ..... . ···:· .. . _, .•J..: !\.... t . ".-'. QUEENSWARE · GLASSWARE;· Et~:,-:~;:~ 2:'. ,. ~"1:2,.;_;:'.'f ;::::• .:·: ::-~::.:?t:-~: ;'/T"-~ ·: ": I•::;.-.·, '\;::·+~~ -~-:J~ fSX' ·: ;:;;1539 ;>~~m,AV'enue; ·IWAN:OKE.:~A· ;: -,'. Tu.:~~ ' . f.,.•.,:J"' ......" :' "C"iltl F' ::•;"D,7,;""A'7K'i'A~7.'V·~*-'T.tl~~;x•:tj a:-:!i. -::.:J.:l;~~·1~'P·~:./.r_~.::7.p~~-~µ~~& · · lt :!, ., -::::· ·.::.··: . . '~ :·: -:::: '\ -.,:-,-.::· ::-----.:-..~-!:.\1:'C!'--~~~~~ ~..::;;.~ . ~;·~:..;=t:BROO ~E£&:D.AbT9 N;µ:>r.on~e)prs_rJ.• .·,:. .:. ·.. .--:.: ......,,. :'.<-·"'; -.,.-..:;:.•·-. ·-~·~·....::. •:-'-:-:~J,.~ •'"-' 'F..'3.~"i! ' . ~f"~~·--.;.:.:.--::-·~~~IU.l?•~Sl'...ll\.el~ :~!'. :'=0:~~~~t!"::-5~0".::;~:~A· •·,~=::::f.f.t~', .::%S5f$ -~•mT.mc~FJ I,· .~:~.- · ;:.,:.:.: · · ,...-~~ ~:g{A"!NoK.E "'.Yi:A·''i,...;'fJ:.!;"'••~,r;.,'' · ' ~ ~ .• .~ ,.-:1 Trell.lllTer, M ·C Thomas. . .' : CommsnOfler Revenue, C M Turner• ..~. .. : ,.;~ . . .'- ~.· ==3 The CoRPORATJON COURT meets :1 H Tuesday after second Monday. ·· ~ jlUige. W G Robertson. .;·~ OerR, John S Ward. I . · ·· ~ · ~! Agricultural Implement!!. , ~ ·:•.:~ Harlowe J M, SalEmi . Palmer & Dame, Salem RORER'S F & SONS, Roanoke Watt. Bell & Evans, Roanoke •' ,'p~ • ~·::·"FINE .·. FAMILY<'· GR·o·CERIE-S tfi :·.-. ~":: ~:~:::... SUPER VISORS. Giles ~elt, TM Starkey, David E- ,. _ Trout, Lewis Huff. . _ Roanoke City .Officers. . .. "~~ .. ,, ' ·· district; Peter D Mauck, second dis· trict. CtmU11ZtJ/l/J's Alt'y, I:. C Hansbrough. Supt of Poot, J T Pollard. MAGISTRATES. John M Anderson, Henry H Brillhart, Wm H H Brown, Henry A Camper; )as' W Logan, W 0 Wesson, John S lleckner, John Coon, ) Coles Terry, Geo Md! Gish, Daine! E Kefauver. Chas Lunsford. · : .. - ------------------------------·~'0. T. WB&LINO, T!t<le~·:Va.:,:;:;· SJzerYf, Chas M Webber. TretUJtrer, Wm W Brand. Surwyor, Jas E Day. · Co~ Revenue, G B Fitzgerald, first . -· J . B. OBOM BL'B1:, New Bhet VL - · - · - - ·-- THE Cracu1T COURT of the Four- .. teenth Circuit meets at Salem on the 1st April and 1st October. ju"'e, Henry E Blair. C/erj, Wm McCauley. THR COUNTY COURT meets at Salem on the Third Monday in each month. · • jud~e. Jas W Palmer. Cieri, Wm McCauley. ' Officers. County Chief of Police, J B. Traynham. (01mDIJ!'s Atiy, RH Woodrum: Courts. . ·:. Goilntry· Produce~ Sobcited;~ -~·_.:.:,::.;.;~~:~~ . .. · ' Mayor, John H Dunstan. . .:- , HATS,· CAPS,.. BOOTS,: SHOEs: &C., in ...'g reai.-varlety: ·:..i-bBACcO .. Courts. Serreat, Chas W Thomas. .. ~~~.rt:-~ ,..,.~:;:..~~,~<, ~ ~~~ ··~ ......~r::t''"·..i.'!-;:..: ::...'4:>: .: ..~~· -· . ~~·~~.-.r.~· >--=··<~~~~:t;~,~~~~ ·~--:r!' ~ . • . .. ' :""t!.;1.... · .:.~ .~~~:i.·~~~>~~... 4 . -~~";.' ·~~.-i..~~c---.,. ... • ... . , ~ ·~ ~~i;@l ~-~11HltB~~ ~ ~·-· . . --~ .QHANGE .OF -.MANAGEMENT./.=.::·;~ ·:: t~~'lc~\Vii\i-E=R:Gfu~IDREET§£~~ ;~.:.,~fi'J&tin~J!i~ ·~ ~·- .1~c: S.: .. ·-' :..i .: " ...:'!· -- __ ·:. ._ _·:"· -·.., -.. ,•i:·...:; ....... ~:.:.. ~ ·--- ~-.~-.:: ::::~ :~ •-"""""" -~ ?:i..":.....,~..~ ~~ g-.. -~--·-~--, .,.,. ,....~ .- "' ... -~,,,, . ;~ : ..;:.: : : .- .. • .::.::: • ; • 1.· • • •; • _ ... •• .- -. • . ; '· ••--..:." . : • - .. _ \J#;'.-"::1'D'.OAiV:c>K•~VtitOD.\n:t.;:: ·.~:J~i ~·p · -tf't'•"·t~_.:.4-~7-, , ~~"J,~~ :f','!t<tft~ l?."'·J.Jf\.~··; ~~Jeff c......... .. t::i••... ·'""l::'-4\ r, ••· ~: _-__:,:.:::',¢!f:7.frJh; . ·~.•Ni$ti:..: :i';r~?1,,· :.·~'t~~~.. q-·:'"'\.''T ·· ;. -.·~•.-;;.:· ·;:\::c~<~~~=t N . ....... .... .../.;~~~ •• . :.,...::.......,..~--....!..·. " .. ••7.:....;..,.,,..,..;....:. -...) H ~~ ~f.·~~v~ ;"'~~.r:*-~:~t::t.:;.t!~r:~{...', 6~.:;;.:;...j"~·:.;~f;~.i:~~~I:~ ·:~~~ • .l;i.:~~ifl;J: ... ~::; ,;· .-:ro·sEPE:1H· ~~lS{)N1 ·~~..!.~-Pt.; ~fi~fsf,+ .-;n.;f.t:~"~~ ... ......... ""'xi::\'f:· :....:.~,'$.it,..">t"ft.Z.~~c,, . . .- ....,. ~ ~ ;.~~~~¥:.:;:.:.::~-~ ~- ._;~~:. ~',:.;:_,;.~-~>~~-.::.--= . i ; ··.- · . ~·:· ··...:"";-.,. ~- . - - ·-·r· ---:::?~... _-';'7..'<n'::S..::.t H-- ':l....,:;-;.; ...::.f:; ~;:i-;~.r~·,:y-_ntT-F.:- .• . '.;:;; ~;.;,"·;rA~LlE"flRS!~l:iA~Bt,../fFDinitureilli'iutire 1Uiiint~Ht~ ·~~ii:r~:,~liTRCEi;: •J:.iS'.f ~:.!i~~l:'°;t"".(~· ~k¥~."~f.''f*ODE~iTi~~~-~ :~.\>' ' ?.;..~~"j;?»~.J_.('~·,~ ,~mj;Oms~~)io~¥~, .fr~veii);r~=:;: ' ~ -~.:::: ..-.£,". ·~ ,.r.;;'-·'1"A61"1i'cj; •h'°~~;.?n•g~! .J•·.~ ~·, ;:; ; 1 :-·- ·-- · 7 ; ,;.,..-..·." :· ·. °T7% ... _.. _.. ~ 'I'; !' ··:l ..,......... ••' .. . ll...~~ ,~~ .. "~· . ),,. ·~ 'W.a' • �.. ·. , : : - ... . ... . ":'~T. ~·.~~ ~ :"~' ..~--:\ :. -:.,.... · ·-:·~ ' . JULIUS D. DREHER, A. M., PH. D., ~RBSIDB'NT, ~ • . • .. . ' • ( . . • •• • • . .'" ,,· · Professor o Moral and Pohucal Science. . s. ci~so~ WELi.s·,·A. M., PK. D.-, . - .·· ..,·1~ ~ . ~ ·::~'? : : ,=:.. FAO.U LTY. Ill ~ •· ..... ' ~· < en ... ·-.., '. ·'· ... . .:·.* .' ... < > .. '~ . : . " . " . . .•. . r- · , ;;;.:{ · - ' . - . •.. ·: -'·· =- . · .... •. ~·· • '._ : . _ . .,... Hon. WM. H. RUFFNER, LL. D.,. ·. ~>·:~· . Profesroc or. Mathematics ..and Na.tural Lecturer on Field GeOlogy and Commercial . :. .,~: . . ', : :: ;:.Scienc~; .. _.'-::: · ... . . Mineralogy. .. •. ·:·· ·... . Rn. WM: B: VONCE,.A. M., PR.. D., .J. J. MOORMAN, M. D._ .. , . ·, Profcuorof Aocien.tLanguages and Litera · Lecturer on PhyJiology and Hygiene, • • . :: ESMOND V: D1tGRAFF,.A. M., ;.~ : ~ i.~'~ .·. · ,. · ·· · Rev, LUTHER A, FOX, D. n., · . Lecto~ on the Science and Art of Teac~iili• ··:!·. ·(.~' : ·. Professor ~f Intellectual · Pbil<itopby· aiuf ·-- · ADOLPH H. SNYDER,·A:_ B., ., .!.".!~·.: .:,. . · . · ·. ·· · Hiatory•. :;;. ...: ..:.. ~. ·. :..... ..: T utor in' Lanizuages. · : -~: :~;-;: -:'," ... · Rev~ F .v. N.-PAINTER,:A. M:.:- :.. . : . . PERRY R. NUGENT, A.'B.; ·- - .. ;. ".lb::. Prof. of ModernLlnR"U•gcundLi1er&111re. :· . . Tulor in Ma1hcmatics. . ; .. : -·:·:.: .. _·:-.:'.y.. .. · ~ . 0 '."' Ci) r W ·'.· • Cl:: -·°" :..o ·,·.. \-:. :; turc: ... , ._ .. ... . .. :' JOHN'T,:CRABTREE,'A: M., ··· · ·_. . . · " JOHN H. -WYSE, Ji.,::·"': ·.- ·~ ·;:i:;i; Aui.s~tf"!.r~r of Ancient :Lan&uages. .Instructor in Penmanship and .Boolt-Kceping; ·: ·:·i" ~~ ·< -:ti .. w ::z:: w • 0 • ' . - -: • 0 .~ : '-. : -· . : ~ - • 0 ~ 0. • 7:-: - ~ 0 ' 0 • • ' 0 ·~ : : 0 o 0 0 0 H _ . • ,,":.'~'~· -~~ · · Annual ·Session begins about the .middle of..September ·?::~ .::· · ::.and continues Nine Months. · ·:· - · : ·- :.::· ..: -- 0 ·- -- ··--- are conferred in two councs-CLASSICAL ana ScJENTJPIC. lnM.ruction is tborou&h an:i practical, and the standard of scholanbip high. The 'English Langus&e .receives due altention. French . aod ~rman are 1pokcn in the clua-room. . .. D1cr.ns Q en ::> S1udcnts not applicants for degrees may select studies in the College cluses. Penmanship and Book-Keeping are taught. There are, also, Preparatory l1asscs. I . µJ- _,_ ;j. ~ =..... • • -.-The Location of the College.is .....Unsurpassed r---· .. . . . - ·. 0 U -. . . • The College Library numbers 16,000 volumes; the Mineral Cabio~.t more than 11,000 1pecimen.s. The Literary .~e~ies raok among the best in the country. .. . . -··· .. o w y - - TH£ OL/MAT£ 18 .H£ALTHFUL,_TH£ COUNTRY .BEAUTIFUL, THE .. . ·- - - - :. . . . . z0 < 0 c:: ~ lfirRAT£~ OF LIVING LOW 1-<iJt : •·· Tbe-to'll'D. and College are noted for good ordcr:and good morals. StudCllts have choice '··. ~ 1U1ong five churches and Sunday·Sc~ools in Salem. . . · . . . · The College fees being low ..;&Dci.::gOOd bOUd cheap, the exj,euses of-t4e Seslion are : - · small. The -entire npen1es. for a Session of n~e 100nt.ha ~nclndicg Col-·.:•:,: ~.: .. -l~efeu, ~. foel, lights and washing) nry, with accommodations, from Ir so.lo $205• L . :;·;:.·.~... - ,- .. ., _.. ; ; ~,..&.-< · - - -- :~ "~-":': ·~·!"'•"k...{ :...1 . ---.. :.~-~ ,h:.~,.. ~-,..;.,+t,C:.:' ·* ............ ,.-:, --~ =~- .· ... • . ; . ~·;.... ' ,1 1 , I . .C ;,c.: .!l • 'lu-tw.... . :}~~< .. --~ .... ~ ~: ..~r ~:~c:ompanfinly ~p-t.. ~·.C:Ollcg~ has been steadily ~ningin the number of students forfonryean. Young ;:~ ·~, ..' mcu,ln a~cudance last Session (1883-'84) from aixtcco States, ludlan Territory and· {:~:.~ ~exieo.. i,.: · ..-.- .. : . , ~· . _ . \.. . ... . ·: lir"Tbe Annual Catalogue, gi•ing \ista of Ole Tra.atecs, Faculty t.nd Students, with · . ~\ ·Counea of Study._ Rqul&tiona and much i?en.l information, will be aent free on appll- . •catlou to the Pnsid.cnt.cl' ..lhe-COUcac. , -, . . .. • • • . .,....! , , . •ft: • • '4..........~ - -- ts46>'> • ,- 1; ~ .,·· J •• ~ "'}"!- �-· ~~~7J . . ".... " ' :' . .'~ .~ - -. . .. . .. ' . . "Hockman N, ... A New Tnmk Lm8 Pa..smnga' Highway, with 'D'11S1ll'passed Archi~ects. . .. , -- :....,;':·.':" ~o:ANo~ ..; ::--. ·:~:,;~ Boot and Sbciemakera. . :.. · ,..;._:..-,~ ~~ lJ• · Salem ·1 Chittum ·Salem~:f~~ Dawson \ M Roanoke"::'.-:;--:, Attomeye at Law. • Salem .:. ...:;$ . :;>_;.9_~ -<," G rove C H I ' Markley, ~. Roanoke .. ~ · Salem BALLARD WILLIAM W, Roanoke-:.._:-..... Roanoke Nolan Edward, Barksdale T F, Roanoke ,· -~~ Roauoke Parrack A R, Gibson Henry, Salenr ·!. ·~ Roanoke Webber HA Griffin & Griffin, Salem ·~~.::r Salem · Yingling J, ' H ansborough G W & L C, Salem Houtz JP, Boot and Shoe Dealera. .. : · ~;: Salem Logan & Staples, Wright & Stoll, Roanok~ . -~\~ Roanoke L11nsford William, Roanoke Miller Thomas, Bottlers. Salem Roanoke . '·;.. Peon Tohn E, Roanoke Kump] H, Penn & Cocke, , . Bowling Alleya. .. . Roanoke Scott Robert E, Salem Willmeth E S Mrs, Roanoke ';;; Strouse DB, Bent Mountain Terrv TM, Brickmakera. Roanoke · WAt'tS J ALLEN, Ro:moke Deyerle T C, Salem ~·. Wood Samuel M, Roanoke Oakley ·& Walden, WoodrOm & Palmer, Salem .':( ·. Salem ·.Woodrum & Palmer, Building Aasoclationa. •. ~ ~ . _Auotloneera. Salem Building Association, · Sal~m -~~t:~· . \ ..... ~· Salem Huff ML, . Butchers and Meat Marlnlta. · · ., . ·~-~~ Salem Huff Thos G, .Roanoke Parrish Jacob, . Valentine & Stevens, . • Salem :.;-.3.. Peltz & Grigg, Roanoke -:_--.g: Baken and Confectloneen1. Smith C G, Roahoke ::.!.·: · ·-,-;:;.~~· Bell" 1 C f.1 Roanoke Cabinet Makers and Undertaken. ; · "" .-,.,...,.. Hufi A w, Salem .: Knapp & .Malone, . Roanoke Oakley J M, . . 'Salem>~.!. Banda of Mualc. Carpenten1 and Builden. -1 :_-;-: Salem Salem Silver Comet Band, Bower & Tuggle, Roanoke __ Banka. Omer M V, Roanoke Parrish John, Salem Farmer's National Bank, G B Board, Salem pres. ] as Chalmers, cashier, Salem Walde f: H, · Chair Factories. Roanoke National• Bank , E G McClanahan, pres. John C Wood, cashier. Strickler J A & Bro, Salem · . Roanoke Roanoke Trust Loan and Safe DeChina and Crockery Ware. posit Co. P L Terrry Prest. S W Roanoke :·. · J ~mison secty a nd treasr. Roanoke Donaldson W, . J.., THROUGH P.ULLMAN-CAR SERVICE, ~ Perfect Tranaperbtion Fdftiea, ~avel'ting the moat proape~oua .:·; . 1eotio111.r the Soutl:s'I Statea upon Railways of . ·- . ' Yziilorm <1zcellellt:1, IJ:periDr lquipme11t azzd 'ommon ·cMiuzagement, .., .. . . .. - . -UlflTI!iG-- New York, Philaielphi~ Baltimore, Harrisburg, WashingtoQ .-;. . -~ ... - .. - ,; .; .. -,- -- ~ ,s fl!l,0• .-. . · ...z,: ..\. .. u :r! •."~... .... · . .... .ALONG "tlDS . Of com•@I lllllVIERl£S'1i'. - - - - - - - . . , ._.,...._-- - - . . .. ... . - - ". -. -_:.:.;:;jo_- ATTRACTIONS~'" OP' ENDURING VALUE . The SBPANDOAH Vau..n, its 0 •a-pbysical beauty and scenes of histori~ iote· the wanderfu) CAYDllS OF Luu.T; the NATUUL B RJOGB. of V IRGINIA· the noie'd VBGINJA SPl.1NGS: die WARM Sftmc:s of NOii.TH ~OUNA, and the unri~aled ac~ery of Western N~lim.; A.saiewille ~ the French Broad; ;he cb.umigg re·,j bOTU of Ea!t Tennessee; me nnowocd ~ t01111st points of South ·Georgia and Florida.; l!Vltb a reoqanized and re-c:wated hotel arnce ai roate: • rest· .. ' The Lumy_ ~.n1 ~e latu~ ~~ Holel, _tQe Hqte1 _Roano_keJ ·&c:, 7 . :usnring a penonlll comfolt IUtberto nptMwjaed in a Southern travcler'B ~~. ' :: ·:-: -..:.:: Io dite sea.son Exomir.m Rates, -~ and mnngement.& .t~ all th~ . Wonderful • RestJm aloug the line 1rill 1ie pmeeted. mpted to the tastes and llle&ni of all clasal!S -of Summer Tomists. . . __ ~ · · · ·. . ,..; . _' Far Ti.ckets, Time-c.il, _Gnid~ Jbb, Sleeping·~ lles~riatio~ and all infonna~ lion i~quire at all Permsyhmia Baill'Ollll ar other leadmg Railway Ticket Offices North·: ; dlilliae~~.:;_ .·.-=..-,..:;•.tt=".t.ii. ~~ii.~~ . -· - .. -.... '"'.._;.!·.··"'·-.. - - ..~ . :~·-··::...._..,. ;,:-:,::..!..; tiO Washington ·Streeii--amt'OH, ii~ 157 West ·Baltimore .stree~i·BA.LTIMO~·'!ii , EW JOlll.__._..·~-::£'*esterirM&11land f!a1lroad, i .:_ -:-··.·:.::ca· .:103 Broadway, !j · ( Cumherland Y&11ey R;:R.,-J1AflRISB{lflG,'i>&.:;;i_ 838 Che8blut Stree~ PHIUDELPHU. 8~audoah,Valley R.R., ijA~EBSTOWN,,d.'?1 ~ a.vrl ·'East,« st the EammOlices.of -~ I • J._ -;.._-..,;. t~·z;>:_ ~. •";. .JOSEPH H . SANDS, •(.· .. . ~ -: • ...., I 1-:" - • aouri, a.""'iosT 1.cc!SSiBL! THEREBY, ARE -HEAT.TH rua>RTS AND SCENIC .-. r --..lB'D--- Knoxville, Ch~~~~:\~-~pbis, L:ittle -R6~k,· Atlanta;.M~ot- · gomery,, Mobile, New Orleans;.] acksonville, and ::_::·~:~;:~ ··.- - ....all ~ints ~outh and Sout~~~s~t~.,.. ,, _: ;_ ~-; ~--~ ,_.. - ....-- " Billiards. DUVAL W D F, Salem I Critz W 0 ·· Salem Hotel Roanoke, ·Roanoke Mallory John A, Roanoke Nichols & H essburg..l. Roanoke Payne George F & co, Roanoke - · · · ··B lacksmith• and "Wheelwrlghta. . Day C H, Roanoke. ·"-H elm TC & Co, Roanoke Garrett.William, Roanoke :-Pobst Charles, Roanoke :: · •· · ·-:soonellen and Stationers. Bell Printing and Manufacturing Co Roanoke l ~eller George E, Roanoke . G ravatt George Jr, Roanoke Oakey W S , Salem . *~_.- ..]!' :;•!"•::.!.,f ... : .... ; • ._ , · ." ' A. POPE,.;;k . General~ ROA.NOICE, VA. (546.J() • -Gen. P.tiss'r and Tickef:At . . .ROA....'lOKE;l¥A~ : - . Cigars and Tobacco. Dawson WM, Roanoke · _ Fink J Albert, Salem Forbes M D. Roanoke · Greene G E S, Roanoke Lookabill W H, Ro.anoke _. Cigar ·Manufacturera. Iv Salem . Fink J Albert, Clothiers. '° Berkowitz Paul, ~ .... ·· · Roanoke. Boon G & Sons, Salem Frank N & Co, Roanoke . Grinberg & Morris, Roanoke : Troutman H, Roanoke· Coach and Wagon Builden. Danner A I. .Earman M"H, Botetourt Springs; . Roanoke ~>I~ '• .~ · . ~' - ~ .... , .• - . .. :~ ""'i,·:~~\ .-£;{',~ .·~ �~~~~i"J!"-:tC,~.>•'<'~'>'O'•"l '· ,;.,¥~~~~ • .~;;.;;i~J~~;· ~~~~{-;_'~~'.7: ;:"::Jt-::~7.-::~·"f-:,;~~.~~ -· R-6ANOJ<E:•'c· ' .. ;:..- ~·:.:~.·::.".:·:-; ....·:~:· •:: (549)' ""' .-.. - -.:: . . . . . :: . ·: : '. . . • : :. .. ' 1 . .. · . -,, ' · . ;- 'ROJ\.N'O~':)t . - : ~ ~·1t~• <-= ~~ w v:i::i; 0 Roanoke Stern S, Roanoke Roanoke, John C Bullet,· prest, W C : ~:-~ Van Miller P F 1 DeArmond, secy and treas, Roano~e . :-:r~ Roanoke Walker & B\ac1nvell, Roanoke Lime, Plaster and Cement. . · _: :~.;;. Wertz ER, · Salem Roanok~ .,: :.·:;:..~ Wolfenden TC, ...... Terry P L & Co, -, Grocers-Wholesale. Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. · R oano k e bill J M & Co, . ¥a;; p L & Co · Roanoke l Helm TC & Co, Roanoke ·' . e ' Ligon & Bro, Salem :?: Hardware and Cutlery. Rice R K. Roanoke Anderson W W, Roanoke ' Lumber Dealers. Chalmers John. Salem Hockman N Salem Staruman W H, ~oano~e RORER'S SONS. Roanoke Watts, Bell & Evans, oano e Stewart S G, Roanoke . Hotels. Machine· Works. Land Companiea. • 1 Catawba Roanoke Salem Roanoke Catawba Roanoke luffnma Andrew, -.efauyer & Sons, igon A: Bro, Lin<io;er J T, Richaid!ilon George, Startzman W H, Eitprua Companies. Adams, R A Buckner agt, Southern, R A Budcner agt, Southern, M J Ballard agt, . : · Fertilizers. • ._ Roanoke '. Roanoke~ Salem , Palmer & Dame, Salem Coal Agents. RORER'S F SONS, Roanoke Roanoke . Tinkham] R, Fial\ and Oysters. CGmmissioners in Chancery. Loterzo Lewis, Roanoke Barks.ti,. T hos F, Roanoke Florists. Bam~hn L, Salem Miller T W , Roanoke Shatzer Jeremiah, Botetourt Springs Palmer James W, Salem Furniture Dealers. T abb LC. Roanoke Donaldson W, Roanoke Confectioners. Stewart E H & Co, Roanoke I :;; --.. Bayliss James, Davis JH, Huff MF, Toole ff, Wolfenden TC, Roanoke Roanoke Salem Roanoke Salem Dentists. ~ Crozier T W, Roanoke Salem Roanoke > Jeter M. ~ K mg R E, Distillere. ;,.. France HK; Botetourt Spnn~ irumao I W, Poage's Mill Poage's MiU Catawba llti'I~ JT, .... .,\ :ight FA, ..., Druggists. Roanoke, P L Terry prest,] H Dunstan treasr,] B Austin secy, Roanoke Bachrach Isaac, Gish's Barnett N D Catawba Baskerville &Co, ' Salem Berrv J W, Cave Spring Bon.Sack & Kiser, Bonsack's Bowen H M, Botetourt Springs Brown Bros, Salem Brown J R C & Sons, Salem Ferguson W H & R W, Poage's Mill Hamlin & JoneS, Gish's Huff John J, Bent Mountain !ones BA, Gish's kittinger Henry & Co, Poage's Mill Lowry S B, Catawba Marshall & Bro, Salem , Tennelly & Bro. Air P~int I Thaxton W J & H J, Cave Spnng Watts & Sublett. Cave Spring WOODSON C E, (see adv) Roanoke I I Notiam. ,' I I Dry Goods - Wholeaak. TERRY, GAMBILL & CO, Roanoke · Engineera-CnnJ. Conrad Cllarles F , Roanoke i Augusta House, Isaac S, Salem DUVAL HOUSE, W D F Duval, propr, · . Salem Eutaw House, L W Squire, propr, · · Roanoke Pattie J S, Queen &Co, Scott M p Seymour & Co, . Shuff J H , Sitlington & Co, I Simcoe. Roanoke Machine Works, A J Kimball, prest, GR W Annes, treas, A J Hemphill, secy, Roanoke M arbl e w or kera. Salem .. ;~ Gilmore House, Mrs M E Gilmore, Brinkerhoff &. Vanzant, -· . . -;::....· . propr, . Roanoke . . "· Hotel Roanoke, Geo K Mullen . prop, Millinery. Roanoke . ·...: . . . . Roanoke Howell L B Mrs, Salem ··;. :: .Huff.House, ML Huff, propr, Salem Marks MA Mr-$, Salem . .: Kimball House, E P McCarthy, Parrish Julia Mrs, Roanoke . ;-~ propr, Roanoke Patterson S F, Roanoke - · Lake Spring House, F J Chapman, Rosenbaum Bros, Roanoke propr, Ronsacks Showacre M B Mrs, Salem · St Clair Palmer, Bonsacks Waldron Kate Miss, Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, F J Mills-Corn and Flour. Chapman, propr, Catawba Bonsack's Rorer Park Hotel, F Rorer. propr, 1 Bonsack & Kiser, Cave Spring · Roanoke 1 Boon Benjamin D . Gish's TROUT HOUSE, Joseph Harrison, I Bush & Horn, Roanoke (s~e .adv) .. Roanoke I Cauley J B & Son, Cata wba Virgm1a House, Phthp Reed, prol?r, 1 Custer Joseph, S alem . Salem I Deyea rle John S, Cave Spring Waltz House, J M Waltz, propr I Garst G eorge & Son. Salem Roanoke ' Garst Henn· Poage's Mill Hartma n John, House Movers. Poage's Mill • Havs H, Botetourt Springs Roanoke · Hu.ff Wm G Owner M V, I I Cave Sprin g I Ja mison Sarni H, Insurance Agents; Salem Lang horn James C, Roanoke Roanoke McClanahan E G Hase·w K, Bradshaw Salem MOORE M M, ' Lewis Thomas, Catawba Roanoke Painter Geo rge, Lewis Thomas. Poage's Mill Lunsford Charles, Roanoke Poage E. Catawba Salem Stevens Charles W Shickel T ], Roanoke j Terry P L & Co, ' - lron Founders. Catawba · Thomas William E, Gish's ~See also Machinists.) Vinyard I W, Gish's Viny:ud & Bro, Crozer Iron Furnace. Samuel Crozer, Catawba Woods Joseph R, prest, Col D F Houston manager, .... _ · Roanoke Mills-Saw. Ferguson & Son, Roanoke Poage's Mill & Co, Martin & Camden, Salem Aliff Botetourt Springs Brewbaker Isaac, ·,RORER IRON CO; F Rorer, prest, Gish's · & Hom, c. .·'jno H Sykes, secy and tres, Roanoke Bush Roanoke Cauley l'B & Son, Salem Land Agcnta. Deyearfc John S, Singe?' Roa;cra, Fairfax & Hou!lton, Roanoke Calloway W H, ~ General Merchants. Salem Catawba Roanoke 'ler E \', Roanoke • ·martt W L, Roanoke •tinS(J!l J C. OIN~ GALE & CO, Roanoke Grocers. ~Ott& Co, Roanoke ,,unger WT, Salem j Burdett F C, Carr G F, Illy .Gcr ..ds and CHUMBLY & WHALING, '\rms~ D G, Salem • . (see adv) Bachrach I H, Roanoke J?a.vis I H, 'achrad: Isaac, Roa noke Didier £dmund, Ba~:er W F. Roanoke Evans John M, J.1uw . er &: Woolfolk, Roanoke Gosney J F.Mrs, ,- raig- J R. Roanoke Grevett & Co, , i:..~r1s J M, Roanoke !1aywood Angelo.. ,.Jsenbanm Bros, Roanoke . Hollends Sandy, nuwner M B Mrs, Roanoke j lo!1es J C, Tl-.RRY, GAMBILL & CO, Roanoke' ~:tA~o, ;nstroog W D, ! .menN D, l Gas-Light Companies.. See also Bakers and Confectioners.) :: :;,.. • ; ,_,,,. 4. Salem Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Salem Roanoke . Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke· Roanoke Roanoke Salem ..-::.;. Roanoke •: Roanoke'. .' Salem JIJ Roanok.d'~4 I .. �•'-V""~·~ --1 7 .' ~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' - ~-~. Roana~~~ Garrett, W H, - - Sin~er Payne John M, Garst G-.orge & Son. Cave Spnng Pleasants H B, Roanoke ·~ Gc:.rst John, Salem Sims HA &EW, Roanoke .·~ Hockman N, Salem Terrill GM, Salem·~ Jamison Samuel H. Cave Spring · Thompkins Dr, Salem·. kefauver & Son, Roanoke Walker GT, Gish's l McClanahan E G, Roanoke Wiley 0, Salem Moomaw N B, Catawba Willits I W, Roanoke Moore M M, Bradshaw Plasterers. Parson's G N, Catawba Poage Elijah, Poage's Mill Fitzgerald G B, Salem Thomas Bros, Roanoke Littrell Willia m A, Salem · Vinyard I W, Gish's Plumbera, Steam and Gas Fitters. Werts, Ferguson & Bros, Poage's Mill Brownlee H H, Roanoke Milla- Woolen. Carper R H, Salem Bonsaclc Jacob, Bonsack's Cogan ·& Co, Roanoke Engleby & Bro, Roanoke Milhrriglm. Cunot John W , Catawba Printers-Book and Job. ---: H arrell John H, Catawba Bell Printing & Manfg Co, Roanoke ·- MooreC M, Bradshaw -] Roanoke ~·MOORE MM, Bradshaw McClanahan R C, ROANOKE LEDGER OFFICE. Brooke & Dalton, props; Roanoke ~ Frazier E o Mims-him. Singer Saturday E vening Telegram office, Roanoke Nc:wapapca.L Flliott John B, • Roanoke P OANOKE COLLEGIAN (monthly) Railroads. . Prof J T Crabtree edr, Salem NORFOLK & WESTERN, J H ~ Roanoke Saturday Review, Oscar ,.. D Derr edr and prop-, Roanoke Sands, ge n supt, A Pope, gen pass agt, (see adv) Roanoke fi ROANOKE LEADER (weekly). ~ Brooke & Dahan eds and proprs, SHENANDOAH VALLEY R R CO, :::; Roanoke J H Sands, gen supt, A Pope, gen! pa.ss agt, (see adv) Roanoke ~ Saturday EveningTeJqnm, Stras7 burg& J~nesedsandprops, ~oanoke Real Eetate Agents. / Times-Register, Crabtree. Den1t & Roanoke ,:: Webber', eds and props, Salem Barksdale & Gregory, Oiapman F J & Co, Roanoke P..mten-Home a.ad Sign. ~ Oiipman H, Roanoke Roanoke 5alem Dalby J A & Co, )enit John Roanoke Salem Stinker & Scott,Francis John A, Restaurants. Pbotopapbcn. Salem *Carter Lewis, Roanoke Maury CL Roanoke Criest C, Roanoke Scruggs WF, Roanoke Hillary CL, Roanoke Woolwine WC W. Sayder L C Mrs, Roanoke Pb,-W.. Saddlera and Hame88 Makera. -. Botdourt Springs Baskervifle J B. Salem Carper E H. Salem Brutfey John W, Bonsack's Dane Thomas, Botetourt Springs . Bryant WW, Poage's Mill Hnihes A S, Roanoke . Canada CG, Roanoke James M R, Gish's .Cooper C S, Sioger Thomas W C, Roanoke _ Dtyerle Dr. Salem Vmes juette, Roanoke Dillard T H B. Catawba Farrar Or, Saloons. Salem G<10Js.1>y Dr. Salem'\ Roanoke Critz w o. Grn}: Henry V, Salem Dillard L F, Salem <Jnffin CB, Salem DUVAL W D F, Roanoke lfod!>On .!< B. Roanok«H Roanoke Hess F, Kearney WA, Roanoke · Roanoke Hotel Roanoke, K1rk J K. Roanoke.," Roanoke Kimball House, Koiner & Gale. Roanoke 1f Salem McCarthy John, McWhorter J K, Roanoke ~ Mallory John A, Roanoke Marvin Go: ·-~ . ~ .., :-~1 Roanoke Nicholas & Hessburg, Roanoke Patterson C L, RoanokePatterson H, Roanoke ·Payne George F & Co, Roanoke Pettigrew J T, Roanoke Rorer Park Hotel, Roanoke Shreve} H, Roanoke . ·Smith J B, Roanoke Vavell CL, Sash, Door.i and Blinds. . Shomo Henry J & Co, Roanoke Schools and College&. Tobacco Warehouaea. r· ~ · :·..__ '}'/ . Roanok~ -~ Gordon & Davis, / Gwaltney & Davis, Roanoke ~ ~ Undertakers. · · ·-·~. Botetourt Springi; Danner A I. . Singer : ·~* Goodwin f P, Catawba . ;~· Moomaw MB, Poage'~ ~ill ..;!_, Poage E, V nriety Stores. Roanoke Williams Frederick, -~~i: Watchmake1'11 and Jewelers. August H D. Salem Deacon l E, Roanoke Bening Franklin B H, Roanoke Hollins Female Institute, Roanoke I ·! · . . · Botetourt Springs Kramer D F, R W, Salem ROANOKE COLLEGE, Prof Julius D Page A Jr, Roanoke Dreher prest of faculty, F V A Pain- Picken Pike & Walfheim, Roanok~ •··. ter secy (see adv), Salem ,:; Teaford T l Mrs, Roanoke Wine& and Liquors. · '/. Tinsley J ~ Mrs, Roanoke Lawson David, Roanoke ,• .<;. "" There · are 51 white and 17 colored Wood and Coal. : .. ~ pubiic schools in this county. Superin~ tendent, Marseall Frantz, Salem RORER'S F SONS, Roanoke .:~!:J~ ·;·· · ·· · Scedsmen. Wool-Dealers. • · · .' ·: . ·:(E •' .. ··:: ·,·.k .. ialem Palmer & Da'me,·. Barnett N D, · Catawba ~~-~ Salem . - ~ Shuff J H & Co, Principal FarmeTe. · <, Sewing Mac.h ine Agents. BENT MouNTAIN.-Joh~ Coles, Taze- :. Yeatman James S, Roanoke well !?rice. Joseph R King, Thos King, _ ...:: Chas W 'JS'rice, Benj Price, Mrs Mary ·: -.. Stock Yarde. .. Shelor, Jno C Terry, Jos M Terry. - ... Roanoke, j J Martin prest, P L Terry BoNSACK's.-Benj F Moomaw, Lee . mng, Roanoke Fellers, Jacob Bonsack, Bonsack & Ki· . Stoves and T inware. zer, George Cook,] B McClung, D H Roanoke Plaine, Wm H St Clair, Palmer St Clair, Brownlee H H , Roanoke Samuel G Woocl. Engleby & Bro, Gish's McLean Daniel, BoTETouRT SPRINcs.-J Dav. Da· Salem ir-7 Palmer & Dame, vid Williams, L T Morgan, H K Dent, _ Salem STOVER DC, Roanoke N. B Dillard, L Waldron, James Camp· t -·•' Whitenack Du Mont, bell. N T Nininger, C Nininger, Louis Huff, J G Richardson, T P Nelms, N .. Tailors. Evans,. D Deyerle, J A Kessler, Jerry.: ;...··· Roanoke Heffiey A A, Roanoke Brewbaker, William Roberts, C Collins, . '.. ,..... . Kester Wm Y, Salem Dr J B Baskerville, F Deat on, 1 L Ro-· Wesson W 0, berts,· William Utz. William ~ickols, __: . Tanners. James R Thompson, John 0 Myers,.Gish's ~.·. J Fox JC, ' ~ Salem Isaac Brubaker, H K . F"rantz. _ :· Herveycutter J W, Gish's BRADSHAW.-}no Brickey, MI H ines, ·- w .Jones John W, N D Moore, James Martain, F 1 Moore; ·_~·"' . . · _ Teamstere. A Moore, I H Hix, Wm Garman,J :.; salem Jas A Murdock, J;: G Murdock, J D M\ir::"'· ( '.· Ballard AB, dock, 1,0 Bain, JS Garman, fl E Long~ i~- . Telegraph Companies. x_:-:. _• • , . ' • M H :fl1x. -;· · ·Western Union, J H Dunn. mngr: CATAWDA.-W Brand, Giles Bar- · Roanoke ~~-- Western Union, W S Oakey, Salem nett, Henry H Brillhart N D Barnett G D McConkey, John W Woods, Jos''i . Tobacco Manufacturers. Larch, G W Lewis. l<?s H Peck, Geo ·f (. Roanoke Robeson, Beverly Jfollhart; Geo PaintFishbume Bros, I.~I• "· Roanoke· er, MB Moomaw, Mrs Ann M Spessard, Huff, Griggs & Co, I ... .. - £·:. .-' - w w . ~.; . - ': · ......; ::.,. �.. " OANOK""" ~ ·"' c.. ~··,.-..~~.,~~·,a~~~;;.J,.:...,\..• ' .•.., - ' . . - ,-·~w.r ...~:az~~i~-, ·~---~=~3\~~~ .. !iJ':".~~1~ _.:J.:~·~·~~~~. ,.i~'t',_ti"'. .... ~.~· ·...-;,-4~1 . \;l~u,;r.-; - ·~· .. .,,. ;'~:< · ;::~ ?'.r~~:=£::..1.~!~·~·~~i!·"2~\~.-~~ . ·· • . ',- ., <' . ~, ~~·: · ·· c.;;) ~ ' . -~ ·:. i ~ iwc.KiiR:mc:fa~ . •. ,~~~ Dani Bu-rnett, Geo brough, Wm Cook, Geo Keag)\ T H~ El. H ffin 15 1Z3 • u an, Mark B Board, W A Byrd, J K Pitzer, D E · -~!cCoakey, E H Saad,r.;. Trout, JM Trout, J~ Stoutemore, Wmi '"¢i~ler . A Furguson, John Gish, Wm Trery, M ·; A\ E SPRINGS -Saumel H Jamrsoo. P Frantz. C B Frantz, E J Frantz, B ~ wis Zirkle's heirs. Namrie Campbdl.J Wiley, John Statz, Elias Brubaker, Jno : <:..imuel Crawford, CJ Campbell. :::::. Brubaker, D R Brubaker, H M Garst, \ Deyerle, Ludovick Boon, B D Jeremiah Garst, Jas A Garst, Henry · -,u~ao PB Poteete, Noah 1 WW~ Garst, John Garst, James H Barnett, G ~.1n, Robert Blackest>Jl.Joha • A Hufbert, J P Hontz, G T Shanks, .\ t'iraha m Ridgeway, James Sharber, Frank Board, John W Trout, B F Moo· 1 ·1d A Brumbaugh, Gideon-~ maw, Wm Bushong, Geo B Johnson, .11~~ S Oeyerle, S H C _Greenwuuu. Geo Callahan. T S Yeatman, J H B Ste· H H,,fanger. Tazewell N Starkey, P2t- vens, C F Reed, Floyd Shell, J M Nicar. ter:on Coon. Wm FLod:ett, Thompsoo r..iut. Geo M Bell, Jno W Greenwood, SINGER.-) W Rettinger, John Boles, t •t>ll C Hartman, M T Hartman, John A l C L H:1tcher, M Bandy, M Owens, T T'ersmger, \\ ' m Cam pbell, Geo Garst Jr. / Duckwiler, J Tusner. A Owens, E C 1 • LE BOTET0'1RT - Caleb G Thomas John T Goodwin, TM Beamer, '\ tO\ ElWA · • EV Goo win, GA Beamer. Wm Jones, omger. i Daniel Jones, H C Hatcher. ~ l 1sH's.-joh11 H Featbcr, William L " t1'ilhamson; Wm \.\' Bestley, C P Vm- ! ' " . A McD Smith, Geo R Gish. Thos I ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. ~ ''u~e. Tho,- L Bush, Alm McDenned, I .:.r t 0 h\~n H_dThrasher,.Jclm B Rllddell. : POPULATION in l88o-White, l4,66o· • IO ~'al . I d t I . . ; co ore 5,343 ; to a , 20,003. Al' \\STTE, MONTGOJORV-VitgKm I · popula 1 slep, Mrs J R KenL G w & B f ; . County seat, LEXINGTON. 2 ,'.'wrnas, Benj F Thomas. i boo, ,771. :::; ~tcnoNALD'.; Mn.u;. lloNTGOJliEH i Vote of county Novem_b~r ?th, 18836.chillt- Luster. Philip Fareb:mgb. Democrats, 2,196 ; Coahttomsts, 2,050 . ah Carman, \dam Garman ~ Value of real estate, 1883, $3,653,170 oo an Jr , Value of personal property, 1,312,450 oo At.E' s \!t:_1. -.; w Henry, R G i Tax on personal property, 14,612 68 Wm G•, ..,v, E P.zage, D Kittin- I County levy, 5,249 8o \l l-.1t tin~e , \\' G Fergusoo. lu- · This county, formed from Augusta rtrn. B P !11an!n· prues Turner, : and Botetourt in 1778, is one of the nJale. 1 J \\ elsu, J S _Woorl j !argest. most po~ulo_us and _flourishing nn µ,;irv, lohn Wertz., Kyles G 1 in the State. It 1s situated 111 the \ial1 ··hn .1hn )ohn Rnmk.. · ! !ey of Virginia, with Augusta and Bath , "OK£. - lsaac H Hd, )2S EHow- on the northtast and northwest, Bote• ~ s Kesslc.r, j ?s D Xerauver, Mrs I tourt and Amhe;st on the. southwest · Lt>wis, Ch~.s Lunsi:Jrd, NF Wertz. 1 and southeast; Nelson on _its eastern . 11n U . Bandy, Georg. e W Carr, ~ centre I and l Alleghany on IL'> western •.111v\ los N B~ nd y . Tbos L ' centra par . . T Davis, ~ rs Hester P~, 1 • The lands through the centr~I por- _ th e I Davis. ja., E Day. Jacob ~- I' ti~n of _the county are very fertile and :.. 135 s ?ersinger. Geo p Airhm. highly improved, but those o~ the e~t­ ~t: wtoo Sr.ave~ E G Mc.Clanahan. C ei:i and western borders. being moun" f'l rns, Tho<> p Nelms,. McD Smith, L'.!mo~s. are spa~ely settl~d and corns. T, iul Q M Wnrd, Dzliel c Y%11£s, ~rallvely but h~tle _cultivated. The ' \' Howb<'.'t Fe.-cfnand Rorer ~ 1oe'.-ll deposits m this county are very t.J•·on J Persing~r, W p MoocmW: !1.:h, 1r?n ore of _great purity aboundi ng .1 ·ante! C Moc.maw, R B Moomaw, B m. various sect10ns, '!-nd . a number of Moomaw David s Rc:id Francis mmE'.S and furnaces bemg profitably op, . ' erated ::v.:.rrel J Allen Watts, Ga> P Tayloe, Th · · Id · · · · :\!ichal Lowman & wife, Sui! H Gish. . e mmera epos1ts mclu~e, besides ·. . iron ore, ·manganese, kaohn, baryta, SALE.M.- A White. Dr JS Deyerle. E ochre, limestones of a lithographic char~· ; M Armstrong Sr, E M Annstro~ Jr, acter, and furnishing marbles of supe- . t Dr T H B Dillard, S F Simmons, CW rior quality, especially that in the neigh- : Burwell, E W lack, J W 'lohoson, W H borhood of Craigsville, and in the north-· -.'. Ruthra ufl: B W Logan.'"FI Cbap1D2J1, east part of the county, unsurpassed in ~~ C I Preston, W m Z1rlde, C W 11- beauty and variety for "inside work." ... \f 1 °" l ! ! I . ....-----.· ·-·,.··· ,-..· (~531 ~ XOCKBRlDGE ::.~; • • ' ? . ; .• ~ ' ·, ' ' ' -·-. · • ... . " . : ;- -' '· ·' ~ · - · ·"- .,~ r ' ·'P · ·-. ~· -.~\' .,. . ..... ~- ~ ---~ ·-.-.-ROCKBRIDG..,.. .. ·. · abo~e I ;- : • • · • ".- '·· ,, . • ~o ~':~~',-- - · · . . a. ·<·~;: ' · On J'ames river'· two miles the d' Falls. up North river · f t ty miles LeLxington, exmgton . .....:. . N mouth of North nver, a limestone fur- . 1st:1nce o wen 1. · 0 f the Val• _._.;.~ . nishing a fi rst-class hydraulic cement is 1s also the present term ? us & Oh"1 · . : ~ ·found. At the mouth of North ri~er ley_ Brnnch o_f th~ Balt11!1ore ~ ·:·,~:;: . . . sand of the finest quality for making Railroad. R1vers1de station, · ' · glass has been discove red. est. depot . on. th.e Shenand?B a ~ :;:·.:;.. Tin mines are being opened on Irish ~a1lroad, 1s w_1thm s~ven mile~ of Lc:x . .creek, in the South Mountain, about 8 i~gton to which pomt . there is a dally ~! or 10 miles from Vesuvius and Riv.erside lme of hacks. . . ~~ stations on the Shenandoah Valley rail· '.fhe area of the county 1s 639 square . :. ,. road. · mile~, or 4o8,961 acres, and the land has : :..:. The rnilroad facilities in this county an aver:1ge assessed value of $8.93 per · ~: for travel and transportation ;ire extra· :1cre. . :.':• ordinarily gc.od. The Ches:1peake and Post-Offices. -• Ohio Railway passes th rough the west- Alone. . :~ ern part of the count)' , with a branch Balcony Falls GEO W MOXLEY. from· Goshen Depot to Victoria Fur· · Bells Valley. ' nae~ min'es, near the Rockbridge Al um Brown~burg, FRED'K A TAYLOR. . Spnngs. T he Valley branch of the Buffalo Forge. ••':: Baltimore and Ohio runs from Staunton Buffalo Mills, W F POAGUE. . through the entiri> length of the county Colliers town J A WILKINSON. to Lexington. ~here it connects with a Denmark, J \9 RAPP depy. branch of the Richmond and Alleghany Elmeria, JOHN H SALE Railroad leading from Lexington aloni Fairfield, JOHN W WHEAT. North River_ to Balcony Fall?• where 1t Fancy Hill, J J MOORE. intersects with the trunk hne of the Gilmore's Milfs. " ';. ., - Richmond and Alleghany, which runs Glenwood. : ~· through the so~them p:1rt of the county Goshen Bridge. __ ~Z. along Jnmes. River. The Shenan~oah Green Forest, J H-WILLSON, . ::.: Valley Railroad extends entirely lrish Creek. . .;; through the county from northeast to Kerr's Creek, JAMES B SHANNON. ·~; southwest, along the western base of 1 Lexington (ch). · ~the Blue Ridge Mountains. Longwood1 WILLlAM A MOHLER. The ~Ce!lery in many portions _of Midvale, S AMUEL p CAMPBELL . ' Rockbridge 1s very grand and pie· Monmouth. -, tur.esque, and th~ county contnins many l Murat, Theophilus S Laskie. points of gre:1t interest to the ~ravP.ler \ Natural Bridge. and pleasure-seeker, among which may Oakd:1le. be mentioned the Natural Bridge, so R:1phine H S CAMPBELL famous as bein~ one of the greatest I R:1pp's ~fills · n:1tural ~uriosities in the w~rld, and River Side, S K LA \VHORN. from which the county takes its n:1me. • Rockbridge Alum Springs. H~ndsom~ hotels have ~ecently been Rockbridge Baths. built a~ this place a nd first class accom · Sherwood. modauons can now be had for 400 . South Ri ve r JOHN DAVIDSON guests. The mineral. springs of the 1 Summen;. ' · Jordan Aluf!l, Rockbridge Alum, Cold Timber Ridge. Sulphui:. Wilson White Sulphur ;ind • Vesuvius . · Rockbridge B:1ths, all popular places of Victoria Mines. resort, are in this county. Superior ' C rt 11 bass fishing is found in the James river ou • •• from the mouth of North river up to THE C1RCU1T CouRT of the 13th CirClifton Forge. cuit meets at Lexington on the 1st Lexington, the county seat, is on I March and 1st September. North river in the centre of the county, judge Wm McLaughlin. . surrounded by wild and beautiful seenClerk: j C Boude. ,.._. . ery and fertile country. ll is the seat ~- ... of the Virginia Military Institute and of . THE COUNTY COURT meets.at Lex· ~ the Washington & Lee University, two mgton on the 1st Monday m each of the most eminent institutions of month. ]udJre, James T Patton. leaming not only of the State but of Clerk, P Moore. the country. The remains of Generals ,. Lee and Stonewall Jackson lie buried County Offic:en. .; · he re. · Sheriff. R R Witt. A branch of the Richmond & AlleT 1"etJ.SM1"e,,., Jos D Anderson. gheny Railroad extends from Balcony .;i t~evon: !..~ t I I .-.. I•• �133 SOWDER CEMETERY Bonys Run, Montgomery County, Virginia Take Rt. 609 from Shawsville and continue on Rt. 634. Cemetery is on a hill behind an old barn. t Grave marked by fieldstones Grave marked by fieldstones Lewey, James S., October 1, 1862-0ctober 17, 1928 husband of Eliza J. Lewey, Eliza Jane, September 14, 1861 - October 17, 1937 wife of James S. Bell, Earnest F. February 27, 1896 - March 14, 1929 Bell, John D. December 31, 1854 - February 7, 1941 (86 yrs.) Lou E. (Sowder) May 25, 1859 - October 31, 1945 T aylor, Charles A. February 15, 1849 - September 3, 19 17 Nannie V. June 11, 1854- May 19, 1936 " Taylor, Hunter, April 13, 1906 - April 19, 1906 infant of G.G. & L.H. Lawson, Frederick McNeil, January 1, 1917 - January 3, 19 17 son of F.M. & M .J. Charles, Taylor, March 1, 1899 - July 3, 1899 son of J .T. & B.E. Bell, Mrs. Sallie July 18, 1885 - November 19, 1909 B ell, Bula M . January 16, 1890 - October 13, 1895 Grave marked by fie ldstones Sowder, C. E. Co. A, 4 Va Res CSA Grave, fieldstones u. " '"· ,, Sowder , G. Earnest May 3, 1881 - December 5 ~ 1893 G rave, ft e l<lstones Sowder, Anni e El ver November 8, 1889 - October I L 1890 dau. of L.D. & L.A. Sowder, Henry G. October 19, 1876 - September 18, 1883 son of L.D. & L. A. lluffman. Mattie L. June 6, 1879 -April 13, 1907 Jau. of L.D. & L.A. Sowder. Luc y Ann September 6, 1852 - December 14, I Q2Q S owder. L. D. Ju ly 19, 185 1- June 12, 191 7 Sowder. Laura B. February 16. l 874 - Jan uary 10, l 941 Sowd er. Sara J., w/o Jacob April b, 18 1C) - September 6, 1897 ( 7 8>- " m ) Sowd er, .lncnb December IS, IS 12 - August 13. l 84i;; l 82' 'rn ~~ti ) 7 !!. r~n cs nw rkcd w ith lieldstl1nes �134 GARLIC CEMETERY Next to Sowder Cemetery Garlic, Garlick, Garlic, Garlic, Garlick, May 18, 1870 - A pril 23 . 1945 (dau. or LC\\·is & Mary E. Craghead) December 6, 1848 - Decembe r 2-L I 9 I~ (Winfield S . s/o Samuel & EliLabcth) Garfield February 16, I (JI ..i - Jan uary 5. I 93 7 J . Lew is Febrnary 28. I 900 - March 27. l 9~4 Agnes E., March 2 1, 192_. - A pril IL ! <)24 dau. of W.H. & M.0. Eva Adaline (Mother) W. S(cott) Co p ied: Fcbni3ry 29 , 198 8 By: G lenna G. Garner & Ruth G. Hale Roanoke, Virginia Additional information on Sowder Ccme te rv Just inside the gate, left side along the fence are 2 graves marked with fieldstones . They were wives of Johnson Ballard Taylor. 1st wife was Mary J. Sowder, d/o Jacob & Sarah J . (Lee) Sowder. She was 18 years at the time of marriage May 10, 1875 in Montgomery County, Virginia. 2nd wife Lucy EIJen Garrett, d/o William & Elizabeth Garrett. At the time of their marriage March 26, 1885 in Roanoke County, Vi rginia, she was 19 years. Information from Lucy's granddaughter M rs. Marguerite Johnston. Johnson B . Taylor, July 28, 1854 - October 8, 1928, is buried in the Earheart Cemetery near Ellett, Virginia with his 3rd wife. Margaret, d/o Samu el & Virgie Thomas. 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The 'translation' of the original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. I I • -, ... ... .-. �NOVEMBER 1999 NON/PROFIT ORG . U.S. POST AGE PAID PERM IT NO 374 ROANOKE. VA South wes te rn V irg in ia Gen ealogical Soc ., Inc . P.O . B ox 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Address Correctio n Requested I I I. I I I I I I" I I II I II " I " II I 1.1 .. 1111. II 111 I•• 11 .. 11 I ROA.NOKE PlJBLI C l.IHR A RY r:Ol JN DATION 7 06 S Jelkrson St R oa noke VA 24 0 I<> -~ I 04 4165 3512 \ ~ ,, 02• 20•0 l MAB � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 23, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource Earheart Cemetery Survey; Virginia Gazetteer Directory for Roanoke, 1884-1885; Sowder Cemetery Survey; Garlic Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource November 1999 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv23n4 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4974/VANv23n2.pdf 0ff70e1f55f6e75097bca0acc9cd4361 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 MAY 1999 Virginia (}<:\ Appalachian 0~:~: Danville • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �, SOlJTH Wf.STF.RN V lf~ CIN IA GEN EALO<;ICAL SOCIETY I NC. 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Members with ma iling addresses o utside the United States sh all add $10 .00 to the above fees a nd all monies a re payabl e in U. S. c urrency. Issues of the VAN, 1995 and earlier, are avai lab le a t a re imburse m e nt cost o f $4 .00 each , as lo ng as the s uppl y lasts. More recent issues are $6.00 each . These prices in clude postag e. A bulk mailing of old V AN s to one address may be eligible for a discount. A JI payme nts should be made by chec k or money o rder, payable to So u t h weste rn Virginia Genea logical Society , Inc. o r to SVGS, Inc. and m a il e d to Post Office Box 12.iss, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. * * * * * * * * * * BOOK REVIEWS: B ooks s ubmitted to the Soc ie ty w ill be rev iewed a nd the rev iew printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When s ubmitting a book . please inc luc..le th e price of the book, copies of the avaiable advertisinoC> material, and information as to where o rders for additi o na l cop ie s may be placed. Following the ir review, all books will b e placed in the Virginia R o om of th e Roanul ·C it) I .1brar) . on Sou th .k fferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia. J �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NO TES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Vol. 23 - No. 2 - May 1999 CONTENTS President's Message City Cemetery, Coyner Springs, Botetourt County by Mary Ann Sink Barnes Old Andrews Cemetery, Bedford County by Dorothy Creasy Poteet of Franklin County by Mary Ann Sink Barnes Cmnparison of Two Alleghany County Business Directories: Chataigne' s 1893-94 and Hill's 1917 Membership Corner Computer Bits From Where I Sit, Thoughts From Your Editor by Ann Sylvest Queries Book Reviews: Craig County Virginia Marriages. 19 11 - 1939 by Ruth G. Hale Clark Pratt Guilliams (1852- 1911) and his Wife Mary Margaret Mizar (1855-1932) by Laurene Marion Pittman What's New in the Virginia Room What's Old in the Virginia Room Bits and Pieces 38, 42, 44, 62, 63, 64, 72 38 39 43 44 45 46 54 60 60 61 63 64 64 65 72 UPCOMING ISSUES OF THE VAN August 1999 - Membership List and Surname Index November 1999 - 1999 VAN Index February 2000 - Beginning of new series highlighting the various counties in Southwest Virginia See "From Where I Sit" on page 61 for details. �38 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ROANOKE, VIRGINI A OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT DID YOU NOTICE that our VANs are now in a differ ent f o rmat- -a one-piece front-and-back cover stapled in the fold which gives a much neater appearance and is easier to read and photocopy fr o m. We are al so getting a better deal on our printing and collating costs per issue with a new printing firm--saving about one-third of our previous cost even though postage expenses have risen. You see, your Board of Directors is working hard to make improvements where we see the need. We have already agreed to start our Saturday Board Meetings at 12 NOON instead of 12:30, starting in September 1999, because we just have too much business to consider and discuss before the schedul ed 1 : 30 me mb ership meeting and program, which wil l remain at the same day and time (3rd Saturday of September through November and January through April) . This will also give us Board Members a little leeway in arriving at our Membership Meeting room to prepare setup for that day' s program. From the meetings we have had since the first of t he year, these are just some of the projects in progress or soon be started: a WEB PAGE of our own in which to both info rm a wider region of our membership and activities, and offer for sale future publications; a compiled index of ALL 20+ years of our VANs a publication of some of the Charles Burton mate r i al given to us. We will be continuing these features that our readers have found helpful: a yearly VAN index and membership list; surname submissions list (on an irregular basi s ); If you have any project ideas or suggestions for our meetings or programs, drop me a line ·and I will forward i t to the appropriate individual: WENDY MARIE JAMES, SVGS PRESIDENT 111-3 RUTLEDGE DR, SALEM VA 24153-2940 Home Phone : (540) 387 - 4362 (evenings) * * * * * * * * * * BITS AND PIECES FlliCASTLE PATRIOTs Fincastle, Va, Friday, Dec 2, 1831, by William Robinson. MARRIED : On 'Ihursday, the 24th November, by the Rev . Absalsom C. Dempsey, Mr. Wm. Ferrill, to Miss Mary Susan, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Bilbro, all of th~s county . On Tuesday the 29th, by the same, Mr . Isaiah Falls, to Miss Susanna Schoonover, daughter of John Schoonover all os this county. Departed this life, on Monday the 21st. of November, at his residence in Floyd county Va after an illness of a few days, Mr. Wm. Gilliam, High Sheriff of that county. Mr. Gilliam was a kind father , an affectionate husband, and a worthy citizen ; but the icy hand of death has snatched him from the embraces of his numerous friends and relatives. He died bemoaned by many . "Death ends our earthly woes , And the kind grave abutsin the mournful s cene, ( communicated. from BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission, Fincastle, Va., 1976 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CITY CEMErERY 39 COYNER SP.RI!GS, .BOTEI'OURI' COUNTY, VIffiINIA Large monument; Grant Them Eternal Rest Here are buried the bodies Those who were trans£erred from the City Farm Cemetery on Colonial Avenue in compliance with Ordinance No . 13705, Dated APril 27, 1959 and the City cemetery at Ora;.ige Avenue and the Interstate Highway 581, NE and Others Buri ed. here by the City of Roanoke . .... -. . -..... ...... ....... - .. ... ... .. .... ~ -· · -· ·--. .,. -··· .. ... . . . . . .. Clifford Lewis Watkins, Sr. SI US Navy World W'ar II May 24, l92J- July 26, 1987 (Multi-color silk flowers present from recent placement.) E)iwin B. Layne Dec 29, 1907-Aug JO, 1976 Hark Donald Hall, Jr. June ll, 1980- June 17, 1980 (artifical flowers present) Rebecca Ann Lewis June 14, 188)- June 22, 1980 (artifical flowers present) Hop Grey Thurston Sept JO, 1899- July 21, 1984 "In Loving Memory" Metal marker Stephen Andrew Evans Dec 16, 1959-April 12, 1982 "Asleep with Jesus Beloved Son and Brother" Madeline Adams Tate 76 yea~s old Jan. 20, 1985 Froze to Death Lewis Clements Jan. lJ, 1917- March lJ, 1985 Numbered Section: #1052 White wood marker fragment of small plastic flowers, both lying on ground # - Alvin Everett Moran 1922- 1987, John M. Oakey Funeral Home, JI.fetal Marker # - Joseph Lee carver June 29, 1986- 0ctober ?, 1988 "Listen closely, you can hear the angels calling welcome Home. " #104 pink faded artifical flowers # - left of #104 also North of #027 # - red silk plastic faded flowers left of #027 #026 Ashley N. Dean 1986-1986 Fizer Funeral Horne- white wood cross displayed #1017 Mr. Jo hn Mellon 1919-1987- John M. Oakey Funeral Home Metal Marker VIRG INIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �#046 Kevin Brian Payne 1956- 1988 John M. Oakey Funeral Home Metal Marker 40 lfl.047 Sarah Martin Namal 1899- 1988 Fizer Funeral Home ¥etal Marker #056 pink plastic flowers , faded # - Our loviIJg Mother Notra E. Farmer March 16, l9JJ-May 9 , 1987 multi- color silk flowers, fading # - Marie Taylor Orange June 2, 19J2-Jan 10, 1990 - silk flowers weathered #9801 faded silk flowers lfl.070 Mary c. Barker 1989-1989 Lotz Funeral Home Metal Marker lfl.069 Michael E. Stuart l942- 1989 John M· Oakey Funeral Home Metal Marker #1072 wood cross marker nearly eroded and faded floral wreath of Christmas design #1092 fragment of plastic flowers lfl.094 Foam material memorial with silk flowers , "Holy Bible'' Old tombstone section: Marshall Bzuce Died June 18, 1921 age 70 yrs . Erected by Lanon Digney Brown Died Jan 21, 1895 Age 26 yrs. Benny Collins Born Mar 20, 1825 Died Jan 21, 1984 . "The Lord is My Shepherd Beautiful marker 0011 Peggy Cosby Died Feb 15, 1892 aged 86 "Well done good and faithful servant" Robert Cosby Died Mar 8 , 1892 Aged 64 "An honest man" Lizzie E. Banister Born Jan 2, 185J Died May 29, 1909 I,ouvener Elliott Born July lJ, 1891 Died July 9, 1908 cement Cube - no number Old Section : Preston Johnson Born Dec J, 1889 Died Jan 28, 1893 Lizzie A. Traynham Born April l, 1897- s tone El iza Blane Born ~17, l~ing on grass face down 1835 (?) Died Jan), 1890-stone inscription quite pale cross impressed no name other than near the base is the name BEST Harriet Hold.man Born Nov 8, 1884 (?) Died Nov 10, 1891-"Asleep in Jesus" VIRGINIA APPALACH IAN NOTES �Continuation of Old Section; 41 Leara J. wife of Joe Buckner Sept 12, 1896-Nov 21 , 1940 "At Rest" Half circle shaped concrete marker with name eroded. My Dear Mother Jane Moore Born April 2, 1844 Died April 10, 1917, Age 78 yrs . Carrie Logan 1881- Died MR 9 1910 -hands in cement Laur? Tardy Aug 17, 1864-April 11, 19J5 Abo• e west side of road in cemetery: #ll'?O #1171 Christopher D• .Ewing 199)-1993 Lotz Funeral HomE:. Metal Marker #1172-1178 #1179 fresh wreath of red carnations and yellow flowers , red ribbon looks recently placed # - next to #1179 , grave open and covered with sheet of plywood ~ 'x8' apparently ready for next burial, or could be a removal #1152 a Christmas arrangement of plastic and silk flowers #1150 faded yellow silk flowers #1147 - faded faded silk flowers· #1142 In loving Memory John ft.. . Blankenship, Jr. "Johnny" October 12, 1966July 26, 1992 - purple silk flo wers and fresh purpleliving planted flo «ers # - between #1128 and 1129 Minnie Rose 1901-1992 Fizer Funeral Home Marker #1131 faded small Christmas arrangement #11)4 Infant, Roy Carico, Jr . 1992- 1992 Lotz Funeral Home Metal Marker #1135 James E. Abbott, Sr . 1941-1992 John M· Oakey Funeral Home Metal Marker #1136 faded silk flower pot #11)7 plastic rose cross arrangement #1122 James Lewis Evans May 19, 1956- 0ct 22, 1991 "Asleep with Jesus, with Stevie and Dad , Beloved son and brother" #1120 Charles Thomas 193)-1991 Fizer Funeral Home Metal Marker #1115 Charles Neal Funk, Jr. April lJ, 1951-June 22, 1991 #1099 Reese Brown Lewis US Army World War II , March 16, 1914-Sept 1 9 , 1990faded silk flowers VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �42 This cemetery was recorded in August, 199J by Mary Ann Sink Barnes . At the time of' the removal of' burials from t he f o:rmer City Farm located on colonial Avenue, SW in the City of Roanoke, the compiler ' s father , Daniel .Ruf'us Ralph Sink was a City of Roanoke, Virg inia Firef i g h ter . He was assigned to duty during some of the disinteJJUe.nus· believed in a n observation capacity. I recall, he was greatly ·sad.ctened. by thi.:s e.x.parietJ.be-.. A large sign was posted at the time of recording that g ave the f ollowing information: Roanoke City cemetery l~2JO Coyner Springs Road For further information contact City Nursing Home 977-1018 The former City Farm is now the Virginia Wes tern co1J e6e . Their old ~rial ground was moved in preparation for the building o f this college . The burials at the cemetery located at the intersection of Williamson Road and Orange Avenue at Interstate 581 were moved f or the new road . It should be noted there are burials and s ome tombstones that were not in the Interstate 581 grave removals to City c eme t e r y at Coyner Springs . They are visible from the road . It i s beli eved ho we v er, that cemetery is fenced and overgrown making it inaccessible. Also , that it is Posted for No Treaspassing. The 581 burial site is located d irectly north of the Civic Center in the City of Roanoke , Virg inia . This recorder noted any evidence of memorials pl aced on a g rave a t that time. It was felt that their present indicated ~o meon e c ared about and loved the person buried there . It is po ssible , these co u ld be the last and only memorials presented for these deceas ed persons . In the future their presence and once existenc e could be of comfort and reassurance ' to loved ones •• "that once there was in time, a time of caring , a time of' loving, and time of loss, a time of saying good- bye- possi bly a strand in their own existence". They are at rest and p rotected in care by the City of Roanoke , Virginia . Mary Ann Sink Barnes 1204 Allison Drive Rockville, Md. 20851 Additional: There are many and most graves are unmarked. The cemetery is beautiful and in excellent care by th e City of Roanoke t Virginia. A small parking area is provided . BITS AND PIECES :=:.::: ======= :::: :.::::::::::: :::: :=:=.:.: :: :.: :::: :.: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :: :: :: == :: :: :: == == :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: ::: :: :.: :: ==:: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: Prior to the 1850s, purchasers of US lands in Missouri were ex empt from l and taxes for the next 5 years after purchase. If you find your ances~or on a MO tax list with live stock, etc, but no land, he may have pur~hased ~ is l~nd fr~m the US Government within the s years proceeding that t~x list. If he is ~aying s been th ere lon ger than J years , or bought i t know he ha taxes on 1· and ' You · d 1v1 . · d ua 1 . (From th e Southwest Nebraska Gen• s oc · • s "A ncestors from a private in . Unlimited"; The Johnson Co Gen 'i s t, Vol XX #1, 1993.) :::: ::::: :.:::::.:.: ::=:.:::::::.::.:::.: :.::.::=.:::.: ::.:::::: :..::::: :::.: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: : : :: : :. ::. : : :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: == == :: :: :; == == :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :.: VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES - -~=..._..- �43 BEDFORD COUNTY, V !\. Old Andrews Cemetery Near New Lebanon Methodist Church 1 about two miles from New London Academy on Rt. 811 Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Left wic h Andrews Arnold Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Merritt Merritt Kirkpatrick Mary A. E ....................................... ... ... May 11 , 1823 - Aug 1(?), 1840 Eli zabeth L .............. ..... ............ .. ..... ...... died April 3, 1839 - aged 14 yrs 8 months and. 20 days Susan P.. ..... ... .. .. ..... ... ........ ... ... ... ..... .. ... died Sept. 8, 1837 - 30 yrs 6 months a nd 5 days Tabitha .... .... ... .... .... .... ..... .... ... ........... .... Oct. 3 1, 1765 - Nov. 9, 1832 Thomas .. ... ....... .......... ....... ....... ........... .. Dec. 12, 176 1 - Aug. 32, 1853 Revolutionary soldier Daphne .. .... ........... .... ....... .................... .. died May 1834 or 1838 William M ........................ ...... .... ........ ...Sept. 17, 1821 - Nov. 23 , 19 10 Ann M ... .. ....... .. .......... .. ... .. ....... ............ Aug. 9. 1838 - Sept. 28, 1861 Sarah E .. ......................... ........ ..... .. ..... .. Nov. 8, I 822-:- Mar. 3, 1859 M . Price ............ ... .......... ................. .... .. Oct. 13, 1817-Sept.2, 1845 Sarah A. C. ..... ..................... ..... ........... .July 26, 1819 - July 22, 184 l Elizabet h P ... ........ .. ..... ... ..... ............... ... Dec. 20. 1792 - Dec. 9, 1845 William W ............... ..... ... .................... .. Mar. 17. 1792- Dec. 13. 1871 Eli zabeth .... .. ..... .. ................................... died Mar. 27, 1850 - aged 27 yrs Rev. Milton E ................ ...... .... ....... ... .... .Jan. 7, 181 6 - Jan. 10, 186 1 Gabriella ............ .. ...... ................ ........ .. ... Nov. 22, 1823 - Apr. 2·1, 1862 Camilla J .. ........ ................... .... ........ ..... ... Dec. 30, 1832 - Sept. 2 1, 1893 C harles T. ..... .. .... .. ..... .......... ........ .. ......... July 1827 - May 22, 19 10 C ha rles Alex ........ ....... ............... ....... ....... Co. G, 2 Va. Cav. C.S .A. William P ..... ....... ......... ... ........ ... ....... .. ..... Nov. 2, 1856 - Jan. 8, 19 11 Virginia Camilla ....... ................. ....... .... .. ... died Dec. 2, 1862 - aged 7 yrs I month 27 days Susan Rebecca .... .... ............ .............. .. ...... died Feb. 19, 1873 - aged 42 yrs John Mason .. ... .... .. ...... ......... ...... ....... ..... .. .died Ju ly 30, ·1874 - aged 25 yrs S ubmitted by Dorothy Creasy Ed. Note: A copy of the above cemetery is in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library along with photographs of the cemetery. It is with Miscellaneous Manuscripts. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �44 Vir~inia Poteet of ?ranklin County , Deed Book 2 pages 21J- 214 : Article o f a.a:reement ·; ,Jece:nbe r 1 790 b etween Wi l l iam "uttet of ?ranklin County and !':azia "'>uttet his ..,ife o f same C¥";ree with said ~!illiam ~et to Ratiquene and wi thdra.w herself f ro m his Bed and Bord and further to Disclaim a l l and cary ~ nvolvment or Dower to which she was Intittled in consequence o f their ··arrtar-er;ontract upo n Condit ion as f oll oweth that is to Say the Said William r>uttet to ,vrree with the s aid Kazia in consideration of her Releacement of' Dower and wi thdra. wing herself as aoove mentioned to g ive and Confo rm unto the Said ~ez ia one Say ::are Saddl e and :Sridle one Father Bed and 7\lrni ture T wo hu n d red wight of Pork o ne Bolt one ".'>ater Dish ,,..welve 3ushelf o f Corn on e pare of 3 tilams one Cow le Calf "'wo- sheep one chest one ?.i b le and one ? laxwheel with thor weaving aparel to use of the said :<azia as her own p rop e r Good s andthe said william do further agree to Warrant and De.fend t he same f rom the Cl eame of any parson or parsons whatsoever in wi·tnefs Wf"e r e i f we c ave hare unto Tnterchan:rarbaly Set our hand and Seals the Day and Year above written ~.Jilliam .-'oteet . ma rk) Pot ee t ~ezia ( h er x In presence of us Swinfield Hill ~ward ( hi s x mark) Choat John Hill, court helf for Franklin county :-.· onday th e 2 nd !Jay of r.•ay i 7 q 1. 'T'he: within articles of agreement was proved in r.ourt by t h e oath o f .-· wo o f t h e wi tnefs hereto subscribed and the Same was o rdered to b e Record ed ~este. S te 3mith CLC (Note from compiler: 'This would be evid ~nc_~ of" o:ie o f the fe w and early marriruz:e s e paration agreements recorded in .• r ankl .i.n County, Virp: inia. The 0 county was ~nJ.y about four years old at thi s t i me . 2 edford. County, Virg inia Deed Book C3 pages 110- 111 22 July l766 J ohn Lewi s c onv eys to William Poteet 18ja"°in -qedford <;aunty on Both s ides of tJa gp.;otty creek. (Survey) vouses orchards, Sdifices. Same County S urveyo r ' s Record ~>0ok J g ives t~cts each on page 8 7 and JOO to Wil liam Doteet both in l77Uof anuare ntly the s ame J8Ja tract of land on ooth o ides of r;ills Creek . ~~h of these entries, whether they are f or the :.;a me William n o te et are within the present Wirtz, Vir~ inia area of :<'ra nkli n c ounty, Vi r g inia . ) two ·~ary Ann Sink Barnes 1204 Allison Drive Rockville, ~ird • 20851 301- 762- 7582 BITS AND PIECES ================ ::::::: :::::::: :: ==:: :: :::: :.: :.: :: :: == :: == :: :: ::. :: == :: ::; :: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: == :: :: := :.::::::.: NOTICE. The SUBSCRIBER suppl i es this and the adjoinin g Counties with TIN WATER SPOUTS and GUTTERS, and finds the same; upon the improved plans, and at the lowest prices. He a l so COVER S HOUSES &c. with TIN or COPPER, at the shortest noice. ~·:~·:~·: Spec imens of his work may be seen at Col. Henry Bowyers---Amsterdam Road ---Rob ' t Kyle, Esq---Finc astl e---Messrs Pa t t on & Calhouns, New Store , do . or Charles Beals, Esq . Jackson's River .- -- -Order s by mail, will me e t with prompt attentions JORN HENSON Lexington, Sept 1, 1820 fr om "Herald of the Valley", 4 Sep 1820, Fi n c ;i ~ ro Va ; ::::.:::=:: :::.::.: :::::.:::: VIRGINIA APPALACHIA !'.; t I 1-. .... J �45 COMPARISON OF TWO ALLEGHANY COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORIES: CHATAlGNE,S 1893-94 HILL'S 1917 Business Directories can tell us a great deal about our ancestors. If Great Grandad ran a furniture store or was a stone mason, there is a good chance his name or company name will appear in a Business Directory or Gazetteer of the time period. Even if he was a farmer, there is a possibility that his name wi ll be in one. "So what?" you say, " I already knew he was a farmer. I just can't find hlm on the 1900 Census for Alleghany County because he is not on the Soundex and I don't have time to go through the entire county line by line." If you will go to the 1893-94 Chataigne's Virginia Gazetteer and Classified Business Directory , you just might find him in the Indian Draft area of Alleghany County, then by looking up one of the neighbors on the Soundex and going to the 1900 Census from that, you might find that the indexer just missed him. Or, if he is not listed in the business directory, but you know he lived in Blue Spring Run, you can do the san1e thing using one of the farmers listed for that area. Please note that I used the word "might" several times in the above paragraph. Remember, there is still the possibi lity that the family you are searching for was overlooked by the census taker. You can also get a flavor of the times from Business Directories. In Hill's \{ir2inia Business Di rectory and Gazetteer 19 17, under Restaurants E. F. Scott is listed as owner of a restaurant in Clifton Forge--nice respectable business. However, in the 1893-94 directory, he is listed as owner of a saloon. Did Mr. Scott change his attitude, did he change the business; or did the times change and what had before been a term for a respectable eating establishment come to be associated with hard drinking and rowdiness? A worthy topic for investigation if E. F. Scott is your ancestor. Perhaps you would like to know how long the "family business" was in operation. In 1.89394 Farrar & Williamson are listed as Dtuggists in Cl ifton Forge. In 1917 G. M. Farrar is listed as a druggist in Clifton Forge. In the 1999 phone book for Alleghany County, Farrar's Drug Store is still listed. If I were a Farrar from C lifton Forge or Alleghany County, I would be searching for earlier business directories to see when this business was started. I would also be checkin g to see if the current owner is related. Please do not overlook the gazetteer portion 0 f these books. It contains information on population, value of property, names of rivers, mountains and major industries as well as a brief history of the county. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �• ~· • •. - .,.. ~J'l'-·.\,;J ~m:rr'.11!7'l ri,.1 , •. >~~-~~ ',. ·· ·..... 1 .J~.r;'~,i~ ........ ~. ~ ::-~1 . ....-..~:j~;·\~l...,..!9jl··"'(''~ .' J..'flJ.'rr -,tt•~ .. '• «~;:4.''"0 r~~,\~,' G ··f , -. -· i . .._•, - i) ;1,-. j . ·· ...~.,_; .. .. '··· ·· •..,;,, • , ~ a ·~• i. H -·. ,. ' - " ··- ~ ~ ~ 1 I . ·. . ' . . :· . ..,,:. ;,·.·jri:;:;$ !~ .. z;. ~.. ,..:;_~S'f'f.t) '1~ ~~'>!f;t~, ii ...~ . ..~~,,.·.tt\~ ·'~ ·~~a~·'ti'-' ·"'·~,...r~~ "~\·~~ · ·' .•. •·. ··'''. ~ • t •,f -~ , • .-, ~·····' ~·~.1.~. "'·" •~ • ~·...:~:1Pi -. ~ l.ro ,• '\o\·f,;'.~ .... ~""-'$\ •' ")l •):' \•...,? ?{ :6;~l , ,. ·; :- . . <., .. .. ~ · ! . r .. J " A - ~~ .. ·~@N. r I B .. 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I • ~·' " ,_ ' 1 ' I ': ' �. ~ ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. 180 Fagan James, 801 Wolfe Fleishmann Charles, 309 Cameron Forster Frank, 507 King Hamersley vV E, 1023 Cameron Henry Daniel, 325 n Fairfax Igoe Michael, 1000 Duke Lawler Martin, 500 Gibbon Murphy Richard N, Pitt cor Princess Pettey George W, I 13 s Union Pon net C, I 29 n Fayette Pul!man H B, 1201 Cameron Qui nn Edward, 509 Oronoco Quinton James, I 27 n Fairfax Rammel Augusta Mrs, I 12 n Roval Schafe & \tVarnock, 601 s Colu'mbus < Schwab F, r32 n Royal :;,; Zimmerman C H, 61 I King ~ 3 Salt Deafors. Zimmerman J R, ~ ..., ""ti ~ ~ (") 222 n Union Sash, Doors and Blinds. Smoot J HD & Son, ALLEGHANY COUNTY. Steamboat Agents. E. C. HILL YER & CO., Hooe Philip B, 4 Prince REED FA & CO. Janney's WhfJ Making and Refrigerating Steamboat Companies. Clyde Line for Philadelphia, Jan ney's Whf Maryland and Virginia, Whf Merchants and Planters, Whf Norfolk and Washington D C, 4 Prince Old Dominion, Janney's Whf Peoples Washington and Norfolk,. Janney's Whf Stenographers and Type· , writers. Beckham W H F, Fairfax cor King., Lucas Ann ie M Miss, 102 s Fairfax NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ~ See Cut of Machine, Page ~ ~ !Tl rn 310 SMOOT C ~ & SONS, Washing Dean A & Son, Union cor Wilkes ton cor Wilkes Ship Carpenters. Ship Chandlers. Boush N & Son, 5 Ki_n g Teas and Coffees. Southern Tea Co, 318 King Woodward & Lothrop, }HIGH cLAss RICHMOND, VA. ENGRAVIN OF ALL KlNDS, 10. ..tf\l I ~· Telegraph Companies. Umbre lla Makers. ~tal Tel Cable Co, W D Terrell Hammerly J A, 304 n Pitt ngr, 121 n Fairfax jW atchmak ers and J ewelers. _stern Un.ion, J H Fisher mngr, Acton R C & Son, 606 King '23 n Fai rfax IAdam C F & Bro ro5 n Royal j ; . ther~ Bell, p H 20 Kmg '( I ' . W J, 523 King . I Duffey George, 324 King Sullivan mn g r I Tennison vV A, 323 Ki ng Wildt Henry, 108 n Royal ·.. Telephone Companies. I Duckerell Thea tres. Water wo·r ks. 1 ·~non Opera House, J :\I Hill & Alexandria Water Co, office 415 ~o mngrs, 506 King j Prince · i Tinners. . rahan iVI A, 716 Queen I Wines and Liquors. , Harlow & Bro, Royal cor Cameron fu and Sheet I ron Works. ' Wines & Liquors-Wholesale. 1Downham = 2 Machinery~ From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. Stoves and Tin ware. n Union Atwell E C, 626 Kjng Schools. BAADER HENRY, 2n to ST JOHN'S ACADEMY, s e cor King (see adv) Duke and Columbus, W H Swee- Hanrahan M A, 104 s Royal ney principal (see adv) Hoy Thomas, 600 King St Mary's Academy, Sister As- Mansfield James H, 5 1 3 King sumption superior, 21 I n Fairfax Newton C M, 109 n Henry St Mary's Parochial, Royal cor Tailors. Wolfe Seedsmen. Atwell vV E, 104 s St Asaph BRYANT HERBERT, n7 Kin Henshaw JG, 625 King . MAY w ·Jr 8i SON r17 n Fairfa! McGowan T errenr.e, 313 ·K1ng WALTON EDWARD 1 1 11 King Murray William, 517 King • • • Roche James, 705 King Sewing Machine Companies, Schreimer & Baker, 307 K in g Singer Mfg Co, J M Peake mngr, T• . King a.nners and Curners. 115 r8 I E E & Co. 107 King ALLEGHANY COUNTY. )aJue of real estate, 1892. . • . $1,873,584.00 ax on real estate, . . . . . . 7,497.53 ~lue per~onal pro.perty, . - -.- . -··-:---·- -:- - 646,328:00 ~~··' ~-~>on personal property, . . . . 2, 588.17 ~pitation tax, . White, $I,465 ; colored, 573 ~~pulation I 8901 • Wh ite, 6,983; c:olored, 2,300 ;~· 'f:I. ·county was formed in • 1822 from Bath, Botetou rt and Monroe,,. ~~an area o f 724~ square miles. p unded on the north by Batli, south by Rich Patch and Middle~i~s> which divide it from Botetourt a nd Crnig counties, east by ~i9ge, and on the west by the A lleghany chain of mountains, which e. it from Greenbrier county, and from which the county derives The surface is for the most part mountainous. This region 1 if;': ~ · ~Ward & Lothrop, f ..ashi ngton, D. • c. .i;:.. ~ IMPORTED AND DoMEsT1c • Dry and Fancy Goods•. l �182 - -ALLEGHANY COUNTY-. 1 < ;; ~ 2 ;; > ::g ~ > Q > z ~ ~ ~ Courts. Grand Jury Terms, June December. The CIRCUIT CouRT of the thir· judge, Lym an Chalkley. teenth ci rcu it meets at Covington Ci.erk, J J Hobbs. 25 th March and 25th August. judge, vVm McLaughlin. Countr Officers. Clerk, J J Hobbs. Slterijf, Samuel G Byer. ·1 The CO UNTY COURT meets on the Com'r of Revemu, Samuel Tuesday after first Monday in eac h Fudge. month. Surveyor, J ohn A Carson. Woodward &Lothrop,\ · Richmond, Va. . IMPORTED AND no~EsT1c Dry Goods, Notions, ~83 ALLEGHANY COUNTY. >Contains large deposits of iron ore, the development of which has ~~ -cently become a subject of interest to capital ists, many of whom ha.' invested large means in the purchase of lands and ere · rn of furna~t to the end of the manufacture of iron. The Chesapeake an d Ohio rai' way traverses the county, connecting with the Warm Springs railroad . -Covington in this county. The Peters and Warm Springs mountains e tend through the county in unbroken range, except at Covington, at whic point there is a narrow gap through which the Jackson river winds it: way. The passage of the Jackson river through Vvhite's mountain is majestic feature of the sublime natural scenery of this county. The northern and middle portion of the county is watered by the Jae~ son and Cow Pasture rivers, which unite in Botetourt, near t;m Alie' ghany line, and form the James. The rich valleys of the south ar~ wate~ed by Potts' and Dunlap's creeks, the principal branches of Jae so~ nver. Covington, the county seat, on Jackson river, and Clifton Forge; twelve miles distant at the junction of the main line of the Chesapeake and Ohio with the Richmond and Alleghany branch line, are importan~ and fast growing towns. Low Moor, on the Chesapeake and Ohio: road, eight miles from Covington, is the place of location of the Lo~ Moor Iron Works, which manufacture one hundred and twenty-five ton of iron daily, and employ about six hundred men. Since the publid: tion of the last Directory there has been great development of the mi~ eral resources of the county and large increase of the population, i~ portant towns have sprung up 'and manufacturing plants have been e tablished. According to the last census there were but two counties iJI the State that showed a larger proportionate increase ;11 populati on a. values. There is not only an abundance of corn, oats and wheat beside\. the dairy and orchard products raised for the uses of the people, but¢ surplus for market. The raising of live stock is '"'- ~ of the principa: rndustries of the farming population. As there is so much mountain land in the cou ntv th,. average asses~err walue is small. E. C. ::E-IILY-'YER & CO., Making and Refrigerating Machinery,~ From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ~ W See Cut of Machine, Page 10. ~ ' Treasurer, J oseph T Fudge. Town Engineer, Edwd W Scott, Superintendent of Poor, Samuel Jr. Jackson. Cou1lcil, Dr C T Lewis, H T · Comm'lt!t Attorney, 'vV E Allen. Parker, George T Byrd, R H Da,,Superiutendent of Sc/tools, T F vis, R R Tribbett, J N Merriman. ~ha pm an. Post-Offices. '.Coroner, 0 L Rogers. 'Com'r of Accouuts, J J Hobbs. Alleghany Station. Aritts. SUPERVCSORS. 1~ D M Davis (Chairman), G L I Backbone, Jno S Ham. Ben. ann, A ] Acord Jr. Bess, W A Childs. MAGISTRATES. Blue Spring Run, JOHN JOHNCovi ngton District, Jas M MonSON. ·gue, M D Brown, David Byer; Callaghan's, WA TYREE. oiling Spring District, Guy W Clifton Forge, A G Foster. right, R B Childs, J W Vawter; Covington (ch), GEORGE T Mcifton District, John L Irvine, W CLINTIC. •Thonusson, J E Dillen. Hematite. co ~ sT..\BLES. Indian Draft, M D Brown. Co\ ington District, Charles P Iron Gate. ~.<':. Boiling Spring District, JR Longdale, S M ALVI~. v11 "; Clifton District, W H Lowm oo r, C R KARNES. o.ugh. l\Iallow. ~ Maste rs, H A NOEL. _ '.r~WN OFFICERS-con~GTO~. Ollie, ~ay"r, John W Wyatt. G H Payne. ~· • "' Srr;;cant, S B Kerr. ~(~,1UJ1. ii, J K Campbell, W A .·t J ' hn S Ham, 0 L Ro~~t., C :\ Rc\·ercomb, J J Hobbs, ({~tasurer, Jd . ~'rfN Ofl :C ER5-CLIFTON FORGE. - ·ayor, T P Brooks. ieasurer, F l\1 Jones. ·'geant, Paul Gleason. ~) Pott's Creek, JA S p GILLISPIE. Rich Patch. Sava nn ah. Selma. Snake Run, WC HEPLER. Sweet Chalybeate. Agricultural Implements. Clark CL, McAllister & Bell, Covington Covington bdward & Lothrop, Direct Importers: ' Washi n gton, D. C. r ( :i �184 ALLEGHANY COU NTY. ALLEGHANY COUNTY. E. C. HILL YER & Architects. Clifton Forge Banking & Construc1' tion Co, John L D uncan sec and~ Clifton Forge treas, Clifton Forg~ Green E R, WM. E. ALLEN, Attorney at Law and Commonwealth's Attorney for Alleghany County. Cou1ns: Alleghany and adjoining coun- From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily 1 Capacity. Banks. Alleghan y Bank, J L Page ~: cashier, Clifton Forge. Covington National Bank, J E ,. Rollins cashier, Covington·· Barbers. i· ties, and the Supreme Court of Appeals *Anderson G D, of Virginia, a lso in Federal Courts. Artz E, Covingtor/ Clifton Forge' *Boyd George 'vV, Clifton Forge OFFICE: COURT HOUSE SQUARE, Entsminger Robt L , Clifton Forg~~ COVI)iGTON, VA. Nicholas H 0, Covington~ ~ Anderson & Moore, Clifton Forge ~' Paggett C P, Clifton Forge ~ Barton James J, Covington Bicycles. ~ Bear John W, Clifton F orge ~ Bowles J A, Cli fton Forge Cargill S G, ::i:- Campbell J K, Covington Blacksmiths & Wheelwrights • ~ Chalkley Lyman, Covin gto n . _. C us h .mg c B , Covrngton · Hornbarger J 'vV, Clifton Forge.,· t'"' Delaney John T, Covington Boarding Houses. Duncan & King, Frazer bldg Cale John F Mrs ;=; Clifto n F orge Jordan l\fartha J' i'.frs Covington' ~ Garrett H L, . Covin gton McDowell House, M~s Clara z Hackenaw Turner K, . IroI1 Gate J McDowell, Covington. o James R G, Clifton F orge Raines J F Covinaton Parrish Robert L , Covington Snead Richard Clifton en Revercomb G A, Covington ' Skeen William, Covington Boot and Shoe Dealers. Williamson D A, Clifton Forge Clifton Forge Shoe Co, Auctioneers. Clifton Forg• Strough Snead & Co Clifton Forge Otto J, Clifton Forg, ' :Ba k ers.' Roberts & Keller, Clifton Forg > ~ Covingto~'. ~ F~rg~ Covington Boot and , Shoe Makers. Covington *Chambers Silas, Clifton· Forge Davis HJ , :Banking & Building Compao Reynolds T M, Clifton Forg• *Brown Frank, Vallers E E, Wintter C, nies. Bottlers. Baltimore Banking & Bldg Co The, Alleghany Bottling Co, G D Kline & Co agts, Covington NEWPORT NEWS, VA. t;3}- See Cut of Machine, Page 10. ~ Brewing Companies. ; Given Andrew S, Potts' Creek indisch Muhlhauser (The), : Givens _Henry, Blue~pring Run "c C Gianniny agt, . Goodw111 J W , Clifton Forge Clifton Forae · Hall L A. Potts' Creek Brick Manufacturers. .~ i H~y S:: Thomas, Clifton _Forge :. . · : K111ca1d Thomas, Cov mgton ~vmgton Improvement Co,_ Kirby J S, Low Moor ~. .Covington Lockhart James A, Bluesp ring Run tetourt Enck Co (Th e), Geo : Long J B & w A, Covington wann sec and treas ,. McC lung J E, Covin gtor, Clifton Forge Mann 'vV H, Callaghan's uilding, Loan and Construe- Merriman & Wills, Clifton Forge ~·. tion Companies. '. R eid George vV, Potts' Creek ~fton Forge Lumber and I Riddleberger William, Bess 'u ilding Association, James i Rush C W & Co, Covington '"~Page sec and treas. '. Stoup J B, Clifton Forge ~ · Clifton Forge : Tribbett R R, Clifton Forge a. Dominion Band Loan Co , ! 'W ebb J vV, Callaghan's ohn T Delaney agt, Covington ! Wilkerson George, Arritt's f' Butchers. vVyatt John W, Covington 'tzer & Co, Covington ! China and Glassware. _her A 0, Cl!fton Forge : Early M H Mrs, Clifton Forge .-e sterman Fred. B, Clifton Forge : ~' · . · · Clothiers. .Carpenters and Builders. F eId man J, t i~ ovmg on .f d A Jack, Clifton Forge Hilb I, Covington e'r~on & Mustain, Clifton Forge .Litcher Joseph, Clifton Forge ~"rider & Saunders, Covington Overholt J H, Covington e'r~-}ohn W, Covington Sachs J F, Clifton Forge c1C·T C. Low Moor Sachs Louis Clifton Forge ~pbell Daniel "vV, Clifton Forge ' • i_lds DD, Potts' Creek Coach and Wagon Builders. _nor R A, Longdale Childs David, Potts Creek ;kson R W, Callaghan's Clark Charles, Covington Co, Covington Criser Robert J, Masters .~;G F , Callaghan's Davis J B, Arritts 5 ! I c · !r:& Clifton ,, ~ward & Lothrop, l PARIS .AND · ;WASHINGTON WOODWARD & LOTHROP, }SEND YOUR ORDERS BY MAI., Richmond, Va. CO., Making and Refrigerating Machinery, Attorneys-at-Law. ALLEN 'WILLIAM E, Covington 185 o. c. ' VIENNA NOVELTIES FOR WED- DING, BIRTHDAY AND HOLIDAY GIFTS.i ~ \0 �------~---~--~~~~ 1182 lUU ALLEGHANY C:OTTNTV COUNTY. ALLEGHANY COUNTY. ALL~uHANY 1·87 E. O. :E-IILT-'VER & 0 0., Fink'elstein L, Covingt0· Goldstrom S Mrs, Clifton For'g1 Hobbs & Payne, Covingto. Lear J J, Covingto·· From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. McAllister A A & Co, Covingto Confectioners. . Mayers & Kebeisky, Clifton Forge· NEWPORT NEWS, VA. "Mann F W, Clifton Forge MILLER E THEO & ~O, . ~ See Cut of Machine, Page 10. ~ ·hL L c1·ft u a Clifton Forge· Messersm1t . . , 1 on .1.· orbe T F ~ ~Hawkins & Bro, Clifton Forge Haynes Bros, Clifton .F org.e . ay1or & N uc k o1s, Cl'f 1 ton "'orge Construction Compames. *VIM B & L Association,"\ Holma11 G W, Longdale H udlcstun R W, Cov~ngton Construction and Loan Co of Clifton Fo rge ughes R & Bros, Potts' Creek Humphries J vV & Co, Cov~ngton West Clifton Forge (The), . . in g MF, Longdale Landes R H & Co, . Covington T J Wilson sec and treas, Electric Light .and Powe~1 · ongdale Ir on Co, Longdale Leet & Shepard, Clifton .Forge Clifton Forae Companies. ow Moor Iron Co The *Lomans AF, Covington b .t Clifton Forge Co, J L Page sec Low Moor Parker H T & Co, Clifton Forge Dent is s. Cl'uton I'. F~orge· an d treas, Backbone Powell J H, Clifton Forge M~Mann. - - , Potts _Creek Engineers-Mining. cClung James M, Covington Snead Richard, Cl~fton Forge l\11lls Gnffitb S, Cov~ngton Robertson Robert Covington' Mann Wm H, Alleghany Station Stull & Co, Cl~fton Forge Morgan Gardner, Covington ' iller J \V, Low Moor Taggart M \V, Cl~fton F orge Florists. Morgan G \V, Low .Moor oodv WC & Co Clifton Forae Thomas B H, Clifton F org.e Savage W H, Clifton Forge Tyree Clara B Callaghan's !Nuck~ls & Co, ' Clifton Forge Towles & Co, Clifton _Forge ViiOODWARD A vV, . • . ' .: endleton Bros 1 Clifton Forge Vollers E E, Covington Clifton Forae Foundries & Machine Works-f·· b ersinger W G , Low Moor Woodson J C, Clifton F orge Covington Machine Co, Distillers. ~chter & Brooks, Potts' _Creek Grocers-Wholesale. John S Ham mngr, Covin gto~' mehart \VA, Covington Covington Childs & Allen, Furniture Dealers. itter P Clifto n Forge Clifton Forge Grocery Co, Blue Spring Run Childs RB. Covingto~' •. hepperd CS & Bro, Callaghan's Clifton Forge Potts Creek Long J B, Childs WA, Price & Lovelace, . Covington ·1 Stalley J F, Clifton Forge H ardware. Covington ' IcCa rthy & Cole, tull J C, Low l\Ioor 1 . Potts Creek Rosen thal H & Son, Clifton Forge .~; • h ~ a rtney John, Staley F P & Co, Clifton Forge :.~, yrce l'."m A, Call aghan's Covington Hardware Co, . Druggists. t"'\"- "lWria1n Charles Potts Creek l HJ Brown mngr, Coving.ton . . General Merchants. : tr.,. " b ' Moody & Carpenter, Cli fton Forge Cov~ngton D_ru ~ ~o_,_ --. _Co~}.ngt_gn Alleghany Iron l\1ountain : ....._: .~ \ 1;· Grocers. Pendleton Bros, - CHfton ForgeD.. vis RA, . Cli!ton Forge Mines Co, Mallo . _", ·l\ lde rson A B & Co, Clifton Forge Hotels Eaton & Mo_rr~s, Clifton Forge Allen Mary, Callaghan's (' rn ott J W, Covington ' . 1 Farrar & Williamson, . Arritt John :M, Arritt's · hi lds \ V /\., Covington Bagby's Hotel, Clifton Forge Cl_ifton Forge Bess John L, Bess -. aniel & CJmper, Covington 1 Chesapeake , Wm H Mann , Grove W B & Co, Clifton Forge Brown EV Mi ss Callaohan 's avies A. B1 Clifton Forae l Alleghany Station Pendleton M H & Co, . Byrne F G, ' Low \roor . avis H, Covingt~n Covington Hotel, Dan id Clifton .Forge Childs R B, Potts' Creek . ORD & BECKNER, & Camper, Covington RITSC H J H & CO, Covmgton Dew Ira & Co, Covington }; Clifto n Forge 1 Given A, Potts' Creek 1 Dry Goods. Dickey L T, Covingto~ Gi.anniny & Smith, Clifton Forge · Givens Savage, . Potts' Creek Carson JM, · :Snake Run Dolly Ann Mi nes, Mallot , amilton WA, Covington Gladys Inn, A E Wh ite _mngr, Coplan M, . Clifton Forge Dunn HA, Maste! ::r.awkins RP & EB, Clifton Fo rge • Chfton Forge McCaleb James S, McCaleb RB, Rogers Bros, Swink CW, Tyree J R, Potts Creek Bess Covington Covington Callaghan's. Making and Refrigerating Machinery,~ . I I i- , C WOODWARD &, LOTHROP, }WINDOW RICHMOND, VA. SHADES TO ~· ORDER, ANY STYLE., oodward & Lothrop,} Washington, D. c. JMPORTED AND ooMEsTrc Dry and Fancy Goods. �t 88 ALLEGHA NY COUNTY. ALL EGH ANY COUNTY. Hotel Baker, M iss A E Baker, McClintic G, Covington Persinger A B, Mallo-yi: H otel Clifton I T P Byers, R evercomb Geo rge, Callaghan'~I Cli fton Forge Land and Improvement Com. *Hotel Scott, E F Scott. panies. ·~, 1 Clifton Forge Chesapea k e an d Oh'10 . . L ow Moor Inn, J R Wilson, Development Co, Clifton Forge ~. Low Moor Cl 1'fton F orge Co, c1·r. 11ton F orge ;'.. McCurdy House, H E J.ones, Covingto n I mprovement Co, ·~. Clt.fton Forge C\ vington Sweet · Chalybeate Springs, Cli fton F orO'e Investment Lo ~. John Kelly, Sweet . b Clifton Forge "'. Chalybeate Spri ngs .Interm ent The, Covi ngton Livery Stables. . Imp Co, . Covin gton Dav is & S napp, Clifto n Fo rge :~' Thomas B H, Clifto n Fo rge Montgo mery J W, Covin gton ,, Wickham H ouse, C Vale, ! S mi th W E Covi no'ton Clifto n F orge ; ' D l b t. Ice Manufacturers. . Cltfton.Forg~ Ice and . IAcord ALumber Jack, ea ers. . Clifton F o rge Damron A, A lleghany Station. R efrigerating Co, Covin gton ID l J vxr CallaO'ha n 's ~· . d C ld o eman ·v, b • ,. Covington 1ce an o C . t H olce w m, Callaghan's · C Storage o ovmg on H ughes J W, A lleghany Station.:! Insurance Agents. Nettleton EM, Covi ngton K line GD & Co, Clifton Fo rge Page Jas N & Co, Clifto n Forge ~ L ear J J, Covington Rawson W L , Covi ngton.! T insley W F & Co, Clifton F orge R ose R B, Blue Sp rin~ R un ; Insurnace Companies. Wyatt Joh n W , Covington ,. P ETERSBURG SAVINGS AND Masons & Stone Contractors. ~ I N SURANCE CO, Gilbert & Raymond, Covin gto n Clifton Forge Merchant Tailor~ - VlRG.I.NlA -S-T.U I • Li~d;~berge; Phii i.p, c ifrton Forg'e; Clifton .Fo. rge S m1'th w.111 1.am, Clifton F orge , I ron Founders and Machmists c Milliners. Lyman Frank, Covin gton Dickey LT Mrs, Covington, . Farry Mary Miss, Cov!ng ton,, Covington , Callaghan s H ardy G W Mrs, Covington.~. Longdale I ron Co, L ongdale Hess J '\V M rs, Clifton F orge Low Moor Iron Co The, H ope & Saunders Mrs, Low Moor Clifton Forg~ Land Ag~nts. Whitfield A Miss & Co~ ~ · G D Covingtoo Cli fton Fo rg Kl me 1 Iron Manufacturers. 1 Woodward & Lothrop, }HIGH cLAss :RICHMOND, V .A... ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS, ., 189 E . C. HILLYER & C O ., Making and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ·- -- !F See Cut of Machine, Page -- Mills- Corn and Flour. 10 • .la Millw'r ights. Bess fArritts, John M Arritt, Arritts Childs RB , Callaghan's Groce William, 'Ayers J W, Callaghan 's Masters ·~u sh Jacob L , Blue Spring Run Williams A G, Mines- Coal. Childs W A, Potts Creek tovington Roller Mills, McL owmoor Iron Co, L owmoor "j: Allister & Bell, Covington Royal Coal and Coke Co, J ridley's, G M Smith, Callag han's ~· Blue Spring R un Mines- Gold. :Griffith's , C Griffith, Indian Draft Tyree's Mines, near Callaghan's jamiso n George, Potts Creek M" 5 Iron ,~ em on James Y, Longdale me ·. :Martin W W , Callaghan's Alle~h.any I ron Mountain . R;chardson John, Callaghan's Mmm g Co, Cov~ngton "~ . Dolly A nn, Covin gton , Mills- Saw. L ongdale I ron Co, L ongdale .~~rews J B, Mast~rs Lowmoor Iron Co, L owmoor mtt J M, Arntts Lyman F rank Covington er D N, Callaghan's Potts' Creek Valley Potts' Creek , am ron C A , Alleghany Station R ich Patch Iron c o' L owmoor ridley Lewis, Blue Spring Run Stack Mine, ' Covington ughes J W , Backbone T hayer Savage & Co P otts' Creek amison George M, Potts Creek M' . . ' . · arnes F L & Son, ining Companies. Lowmoor . . . wis George-W, Backbone- hfton-:F-0r-ge-M-Hl·mg-a-nd -I;>~vel-ettleto n E M & Co, Covingt on opment Co, Geo K A?derson ose RB Covington sec a nd treas, Clift on Forge ,ull A Lowmoor· News Agents. ·ingler Lewis, Blue Spring Run BECK NE R A S, Clifton Forge cker Andrew, Potts Creek Napier S A, Covington right J ohn F, Longdale Newspapers. ,ratt] W, Covington Allegha ny Sentinel (weekly), Mills-Woolen. C B Cushing ed r, Covington .ettleton W oolen Co, Clifton Forge Review (weekly) . Clifton .Forge W H H Frenger edr,. Vi jE,e & Lovelace, Covington Clifton F orge - M, oodward . · &, Lothrop }To Morder· ' e n ' s Dress Washington, D. C. 15 a n d Busi· ness Shi rts·, Paj a m as, &c • �r90 ALLEGHANY COUNTY. Hal l H Joseph enry, Jc , Noble Joseph , s· .~ Potts cov1ngt, ·Cr Clifton F · ors S l a 0 on.s. Photographers. Griffith SS & Co, Clifton Forge *Anderson & Kict d, Covingt . . Bell W B, Clifton For 1 Phys1c1ans. Black J E, Clifton Forg_ Anderson H vV, Covington Butler S M, Clifton For Brooks -:Potts' Creek Byrd & Chapman, Clifton for Drewry S D, Covington Cal~ J F, Cov1ngt: H ue-hes James F Clifton Forcre Capito Charles, Covinoto' ~ ' b b ' Kinney Thomas H, Longdale Car~enter GS, Cl ifton Fot Lewi s C T, Clifton Forge Coll~ns M F, Covingt 1•Daniel & Camper, 0 McCorkle Geo BI Covincrton Covingtci ::> D . Mc Elee H 'vV, Lowmoor ! ev1nney J C, Longdi Mil ler W H F, Clifton Forcre ~ Dovel W C, CovingtJNorthincrton W H Loncrdale I Fox Patrick, Clifton For:" ~ Pen dleton Joseph, Clifton Forge , Fudge_& Payne, Covingt9 1 Rector T P Sweet Chalvbeate Goodwrn T J, Clifton For' Rocrers C Lo{vmoor Jones H E, Clifton Fo ~, Ro~ers O , Covincrton Pierce R C, Clifton For'' ::> ::> Rocre rs O T Lowmoor Faggett C P, Clifton For Wiley RS, ' Clifton Forge :Reynolds & Hunter, . Covingt,~ Woodville J L, Potts Creek "Scott E F, Clifton For . Smith W E, Covingter Pianos, 0 rgans , & c. Th BH c1·r:t F .: .. omas , u 1on or: '.'"> 11m mers J E, Clifton Forge Vale Charles, Clifton Fo? Plumbers. Wood B, Clifton Fo l'homas R L, Clifton Forge 1 ' ::;,, ALLEGHANY COUNTY. Saddlers & H arness Makers . Valley Virginian The, J Ogden Murray edr, Clifton Forge · H ouse an d ign. P amters.. L1cy Arthur, Clifton Forge . _'atterson E D, Clifton Forge I ' E L E. C. HILLYER & "· ·:-~ Alleghany Fe"male Institute, ". Mrs F K Taylor, Clifton For Railroad Contractors. Clifton Forge Sem inary, Miss · Carpenter JC, Clifton Forge D_ L Bryant ~rin, Clifton Fo Gooch & Rinehart, Covincrton Covrngton Seminary, Mrs Jo- ~ Real Estate Agents. b sephine Clarke prin, C ovin~ Covington ] <'\. ES FM, (see ad) Clifton Forge Sewing Machine Compani Kline G D & Ca; Covington Singer Mfg Co, Clifton Fo\ Strough, Snead & Co, . "'· Clifton Forge Stoves and Tmware. · Wilson T ], · Clifton Forge Brooks & Bro, 1 Richmond, va. . IMPORTED AND no~1EsT1c ,. D1 Y Goocls, Not·i ons, . i;'.l From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ~ See Cut of Machine, Page 10. -Ell ·Tanners and Curriers. Price & Lovelace, Covington Riddleberger M , Potts' Creek 1 ington Tannery Co, Covington Staley F P & Co, Clifton Forge Tord & Co, Covington lh RT, Covington Watchmakers and Jewelers. ·pgler Henry, Potts Creek Faber John A, CJifton Forge ~Theatres. Glass J J, Clifton Forge Lipop J W, Clifton Forge Jton Forge Opera House, Clifton Forge : M Jones mngr, Clifton Forge Murray Wm, \Venrich H D, Covington yfogton Opera House, ~. Covington ,,,!n and Sheet Iron Works. ,~unn & Hogg, 9mas R L, Covington Clifton Forge;1 F. REAL 1 ~ Undertakers. ~er J S, Lowmoor »jo~rd R ESTATE AGENT, CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Potts' Creek Covington 1 ~g] B,' M. JONES, BA:SJ{ Bl:ILDI:SG, ROOJI 7_ Principal Farmers. Schools au1..o. volleges. Printers-llook-8.D.d Job. Woodward &, Lothrop,} CO., ~~· Making and Refrigerating Machinery, I Al leghany Sentinel, 191 . rrs~-M J Aritt, ] ohn BDavis, Bowyer Benton, William Helmin;~John M A ritt, E P Bowyer, Sampson Humphries, H C Wolfe JS t~,..: ...... Ai•.. .tKBO;-;E.-C Damron, J W Jennings, J L McAllister, B Carter, T J ·'§n C C Damron . 1 ~ '" ~f7-B J Smith, A A Perkins, John L Mann, T J Daggs, Thomas D ~John . ., McD Ivlann, C Griffith. . ~-James Sizer, \Nm Robinson, Frederick J Armentrout, M J ~J~out, Edward R Evans, John L Bess, Nelson Fridley, D F Aritt, tb,~t.t~ J R \iVolfo, John Dew, John Riddleberger, J V Bess, W H .... . . r<$~ - ~wa~d & Lothrop, Direct Importers. .1~.Ylashington, D. C . 'I �ALLEGHANY COUNTY. 192 AMELIA COUNTY. Bess, John H Wright, HP Robinson, M G Wright, John B Lynch, J:' Bennett, Caleb Bennett, Guy W Wright, J ohn S A rmen trout. BLUE SPRING RuN.-John G Lockhart, Mrs Del ilah Persinger, M Catherine Johnson, James M Rose, John J ohnson, Jacob L Bush, L ew1 F ridly, Geo W Tingler, James A Arritt, Charles D Rose, John D Rosj James Tingler. CALLAGHAN's-vVm H S urber, Wm M Brown, C R Dickso n, H R umbold, G vV Paxton, CA B Richardson, T W Richardson, John H ippe rt, Geo Herbert, James Craft, Elij ah Smith, Wm H oke, J L Sale· CLI FTO'K FoRGE.-Thos M Kincaid, Jno P Haynes, Henry Y Hayne~ RP M urray, J R Deeds. " CovINGTON.- F rank Clark, EK Dressle r, G W Dressler, PA Dress Jer, J R England, J oseph Fudge, Sarni I F udge, vVm Fudge, W~ Gil liam , G G Goode, A A McAllister, H W Massie, H A Moyers, E Nettleton, John H Oliver, Mrs SA Payne, J A Robinson, Chas Thomp so n, John R Tucker, Thos Kyle, Benj Griffith , W H Dressler. ;· I NDI A N DRAFT.-John Boswell, Lewis Sprouse, Willia m H L eighton J osiah Smith, S G Byer, Chas Oliver, Arch'd McCa!Jister, Jno K Dress le r, A H Mann, J W Mann , Peter Byer, F M Leighton, C P Byer, Keyser , W J Smith, J R Smith, W m Smith, Wright Smith, R Smith. LONGDALE.-M w King, J vV L vValker, James y Lemon , John I Pe· ter s, M M Kuiek. LowMOOR.- Ben Karnes, R B H ughes, D C Steele, F Sabrie, C Hancock, S H King, W S McElwee, J W Reynolds, A M Stull. M ALLOw.-Edward W Kyle, JS Persin ger, James N Vowels, Jame N ick el, A "B Persinger, Col WA Gillam, Jacob Whi sman. . ':' MASTERS.- ] R McCallister, WY Kelly, Wm A Criser, CD Kin caid, Dennis.Murphy, FM Leighton, J ohn C Criser, SJ Thacke r, W Jenki ns, James .A May, F rank Landers, John L Boswell .. S H Keyser. . PoTTS CREEK. -James P Gillespie, John H McD evett, J ohn W Jami son, Ja mes H Jamison ,.John L Bess, Joseph Jamison. RICH PaTCH".-e-L-Humphreys-,-G-M Jamison , Madison -Hook, w"; Humph r ey s, H P Humphries, Richard Fridley, A M Stull, J R Stul C M Stull , Joseph Ervin, George Leffie. ! SAVANNAH. -Chas Hepler, W H Smith , John F Smith, Denni s Dris,~ coll, A M S mith, John Myers, Dennis Callaghan , J R Harman, J T R,o inson , Fra ncis T eek e. SNAKE RuN .- Thomas Carter, James A Carson, George F Carson John A Hepler, J W H epler, D A H eple r, ~homas M Hepler , Phil~, S Carter . · CBALYBEATE SPRINGs.-C A Da mron, J ohn Kelly, D W1c l ine, AW Cook, W m J Carter, Thomas Carter, John A Carson, Hen"t) p Carson, James A Carson . :~ SWEET - • ') WOOD WARD & LOTHROP, } SEND YOUR ORDERS BY MA~ Richmond, Va. " 193 AMELIA COUNTY. '. Value of real estate 1892,. $937,703.00 . . 3,752.33 · ~~ Value of personal property, 271,05 2.00 ~ Tax on personal property, . I ,08 5.67 ~ Capitation tax, . White, $7 18.oo; Colored, 1,07 7 .oo ·. Population I 890, . White, 2,979; Colored, 6,089 his county was formt!d from Prince George in 1734, and has an area " 349~ square miles. The Appomattox river skirts its entire north~ and eastern border, and forms the dividing line on the north betwee n ':counties of Cumberland a nd P owhatan and east Chesterfield. Namoecreek separates it from Dinwiddie on the east. Nottoway county nds it on the south and Prince Edward and Cumberland on the west. is county is bountifully watered by the AppomC).ttox and its ma ny .utaries, the principal of which are the Namozine, Deep, Winticock and Flat creeks, each one of which course from northern to south'.,limits of the county. The Richmond and Danville road traverses ~.county from north to south, dividing it into two nearly equal parts. ; farm lands are very productive, raising large quantities of tobacco ~~t 2,000,090 pounds annually) of fine grade, besides corn, oats , iat and ma rket vegetables and fru its and da iry products. There a re e mineral deposits, and among them may be mentioned iron, soape, plumbago, mica and asbestos. The ave rage assessed value of the is $3 per acre. ft. Tax on real estate, ~,. 0 s,, .r. ?,~· .\, Com. Attorney, R G Southall. Com..'r of Accts, H Meade. Supt of Poor, Jas H Ba rnes. Supt Sc/Lools, H Meade . Com.'r of Revenue, ~ R Irving. Courts. b~ CIRCUIT COURT of the coun- ~ets at Amelia C H on the 10th .&..~arch and 10th day of Sep·~ t ;samuel Fle~man. MAGISTRATES. eifi! E H Coleman. R S Cousins, H C Hill, John Ar· 1'.COUNTY COURT meets at cher, B Trueheart, Crawley Dennis, ~TI~ C H on 4th Thursday of Ge0rge W Pitchford, John W Rob~filonth. ertson and J oseph us ·w althall. r,·· fie, SUPERVISORS. F R Farrar. f.k, E H Coleman. , ~:~county Officers. M Y Cheatham, C B White a nd H e nry J ohnson. !.tttrer, G~o f!J CONSTABLES. W E Coleman, W D Miller, L ee N . Hill and ] B Enroughty. ~'"" ·r r.ifl, •W T Vaughan . ~~!,or, J T Childress. I K T aylor. ~Ward & Lothrop, t PARIS .~SHINGTON, u. c. ~ AND VIENNA NOY.ELTIES FOR WED\ DING, BIRTHDAY AND HOLIDAY GIFTS. C3 �~~~~·"·· ,. ... ,~. ''<$..··· 'l ~;'Y.'?"':~ VIRGINiit<;J · -~ BUSINESS DIRECTOR.Y i ..'.:) '1 .. ..\:>;D ...,... . :#. GAZETTEER ~ ,., "~ ;-:J ·!;i. 1 ;~1 ' . "'.r , ,. ... ·:· - ·...· ·"'' 1917 .., :· ~ -~~·;:~~. .:1 ,. ·:-,· ' I' •' .. 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Back & M;i.rketSts. PETERSBURG, VA:-, - _-\.LL EGH.AXY COCXTY 1- Alleghany County S1q1,.n·lrors l.f'e H Drc·•~!er rchni~m:ln), Co,·lngton B of real e~rav., 1'1o \\.h ite $4,0n. °3134.~ 5<.: Toial S~ - ~~·1.on. \ '•1:1w 1,t pl'"Sonal prr.p('rty. 1;\'hne. $1. 7 ~ 7. 0 \ 11l11 t H l'ot1on. 1'0\'!n;:\'ton: \\" .\ Tyree. C'onngton: ~ .\ Rrowa. , ·a =:a~han '· 1•,,1 •• re<l n~ 1·1,ft>r.. tl. 5~:.JfllJ; Tt>lal .n1• -3:1~ 09~ r. \".' Jnt:i:>n: ~-~~7 ; "od·• r ,..nH-rs-\\-hne rolored. ~-;~ \r·rc-... :?J7.'!t4: . .•q11a.r~ n11l~!-.. i5~ '· at-• 1)\·;n zton w:11.; f.'·J rrll"'i 1n l") ~:! (:-nn 1 n:1th. 0 -,,: )lnn1·nr·. It 1s bt>unueri on the !:torh ~omh ;.,. P.1t·h Patch an•I i'rillR wll :ri1 pan I\ ·ll'.'!<l"S 11 f r11<11 L:ote· ti :.: +nd 'lr111 rn•· (•unrHit'S \'aM Uy ii · .. n,J .,·1 'h'· l \ 'lH.1 hr 'he .\1IP.:.;h:u1y .: tt:o1air:t 1n~ wlurh ~f"IHH'atr·:: at ~ro n1 r· '1• 11 f~··- . ;· i·t •. ,. c'n1:J1t\'. :Ln+I \\'htch ''J'"ttl the !•"'''''~ t ' !-! "':.t 1Ht· . Tiie ..;ur:\t.C'•? ls f~,r 1 ; a!'' nnt~ rH :l,1111 1 1"~. Thi:-: r"~don rnn1·1:•· ·h·11•>~us t)f iron ,, ,.c, lh~ •lf'\'Plrind ·.·." ll\t•h 11:.\8 l'Af'•·n(IV lw1·0UH• .\ ' llhw1 1 t 1\ • •t r ·•:10l1alt:-.-:s. tn:in'· qf' whon1 ;j hu.·.-•• ,,· ~·· mea:'~ . n th•• p11r1·ha~t: •j( 1:.i.n d :-•. , ... .::uil \_d fut·na<'.:..:. ro 1 h":! "fl•l qf th .. ,,,.... of pu! 'ron. Tlw 1 ·~1•· ..UP• akl' 1iw:1x u·a\'<"' r ses th e rounty, con.th •he Hot i::prings railroad at .n 'Im• conmr. ~1 C'o11~1ahlcs The l"'!tN:i: nn•I .::r ....: n::"" m,1un1a;n:-; exlcnd thrtlu;h th•· -,i,rt>kut c:on-c:I'. t'XC<'r>t :u • 'n•. \!lL:· h .,.,: n ~ ·''"rt' 1;; a ::a:rnw ,:an 1, .. n the .facit~on r\\'er w1nll1< its :.:, .... o.:a:.:1 ,,.. • h•· .fat.'l\~'1n rl\'C'r " h ...... w,,..,.n •. ' l~kh '"' \· H~nn's Hlll . " "' 11.-:·ri iln•l m1•hll P:ttth 0 \f:t !:.,1:-trat<":.o \ 11 :O:uth... ; '·::ftr1n F'lrze: R P In-inf?, ~<»ma: l I' C'~:..,. r ron ( ;;i,,.,_ : I~ 1; r~os~. Blue °'!H·uu: ~~ tn: '; ·~,- ~ 1: \Vr1s; ht. De-~s: L incoln 1:, . .\r:nt.-: ": · · P~r~1n::er . .Jordan :l!ine~; .J r; r·urr:1 .. :.. :-·:a:l :.;~"'':-; 0 \\'. !Mia1·:l nf l ft'nllh f:(,;,.,. ... n,....... .~...-,;;-:nan J. ~~fu t: po~t•on n ·- .\~'1·l· ·nft11ra l : n 1plf•nu•n: ::; L; i·". .\:·1· 11f :-> '11n11 :. • • .\i!-.:,ta:H· ...:1~tion \ :u,,·nl ·, ... ·u law 1, , •::fl11l" r"•.JI''..;' .. l:P:u· 1: no \ \ ' •• "'!t;.,u :· 1r::!'e ,\Odf•:'i"tln JJnn" ,. • • F.:. •·:1tton Fl) r Zt' .!anl•·· =~vt.r t'i . · : 1 i~ on F'.r;;e :it tht.i , .. ourt- Hou ~e .June ~ .ith , S~!ltCmber • "1u1·t rr, ... ets ]St. ie .·,.. nther l 5c.h l:eur;re K Anderson , f'llrton !.''t>r!{c . ;?til\l>s. • Q\'tngton 0 Kine Fl->yl '\" 1' flf:o, n ur'rze \·s,·.; " ' 11ll ,. ~. '!t~·· r." :··t>rt:'-' :•,u11 ·; 1 \ \f J ..•:·1..·n Forze ''"i1~oh "i'h~•s .: j ... · ·:,(ton For:'- r. \ntonp,!,ii· ... at11l ~1111plil"!-­ • •l !:h-. C:-liiton Forze ·~·it':..11~1·t t;:i.r:l-· '.\hit" 1.Y E C'iii·on 1-...') r~e '-' 111'~';"1 .\ ~17.r·r, , ..O\'lnITTon • r 1 1 :\fn~tOP, f"1Jvin.c-ton H H Rumbt>l·J. •:alla<"h.rn H \\ .\ nrl 'rst>n. • 'ovln~to11 hc,nls- -.T G .feter, Covinc:ion f'.,or . <• B ROS". Blue Sprrn~ Run r r:-- <-nuP- 1 \. G PersinA"er. :lfo.llow Ptrh Pntch: .\ G Rownn, Jor- F nnci:: r· '.\llt''I Lill. I.ow H111·h•·1·~ ~ l ri11r !~ ! 1·0,: t<nr~ :\(onl'<" i ..\ 'i, ~..0'"' ;,[O•)r ";rwr·n1n"r 1:: \'•h4i T \, ·r, . ~ \'1a P. r. .f11o1 P... : ... 'l:'l 1-i uto ;:·t,,1; -'!~ -~11rir:c. Run nir"·h•- ancl RPpn ire rs .\i;:no r Hu~rr H. • 'liitun ~·orge Rllllard anti Pool Rooms ~'ool & 1 ·n CIEtnn F1.>r~c "' !-: r.o~"""· • ·:::ron For~e Burke&Gregory, Inc. Telephone Norfolk 720-721 808-810 Bermuda Street • in Come on quick---big money here for you. Population, 13,797 llLEGfilXY CO'GNTY ~ Bhu.:k."m llhs n nu \\11cclwrlgb ts -~urkholder J L. Dlue Sprlni;s Run v1111ce R C. J.ow :ltoor Gnlne!'. Sllrnl. Arl'itts ~ptyronlc T C. Blue Spring Run :'ROSS. Milton. LOW '.\Coor 6cru1n;s L R. t'lltton Forge Tiogler J H. Jordon :\lines ,.Tuck er C W, Clift -;rucl< rr T J . Swee t 1; hnlybente Tyree J D. l)llle 1'' hlte S: <.:nrr P.nter. 1 'o\'lngton l·B ('lot hi nit Den le.r s CllCto11 Forge Garment \\°Its, Cll Ctoo Forge Otto Joseph, ~ liClon Forge Cool ;uul Wood F.rnm: antl Co. <.:U rton For;c .Jon e>- H S, Cll!ton Foq;c Pendleton P r:. Clifton Forge Whl't- lcr H \\-, CllCton Fori;e Cmafl'Cllnucrs nml Fn1lt Deniers G<>n•I Xe w" 1~0. •~llfton F'orge Sirlr·>< Hook Store, Clifton Forge ..• n onl'tllm: H ouses Calhoun Lelln :llt·s. Iron Gate 'pllo.ghnn 0 :llrs, Low ) f oor ~lark L L )Ir!!. A ll e,.htinY Station .~ llllsvie Ocie :llr8. <:ilrton rorr;c cCor Sue .\ll's. Iron G:ite . ann A D '.\frs. Alleghany Station ;!.fnrshall Ue1·1lrn )lrx, Low :lloor arton L )( :l!rs. ( ' ll fton Ft>r!-!e eld A L :lll·s. :-.:allow lo1111·11ctot'S anu llnildcrs 'nm11bl!ll J R. Iron Gate •"luri;. .J G. Lt>n:; nnlc • 'line .J l. Blue S11ring P.un t::m~r:tlrl er L A, L'llfton forr:c fie}'nohls r :IC. Clifton F'orr:e P.lrltll~h'! r~c r \V I!, ) lnll ow r Onh'Jc,; :-l it"I .\rth11 1-. :llnllow B1•nk::c llr1·s 111111 Sln llo n cr s llt•111b1 s llY Book :';ti) I'' " ··:11tt>n r··ori;e tr ies Book ~tore. 1 'l\Cton Forge Rnt!h'r:< :lfn1111fnclU1'('1"' .iJCton Fo1·i:-P. ·:·~1rlmo •:ola Dott!lni; W!; s Iuc . ", Clifton rt>r::c ~~. Tro11t \Y r:: ,\: t:"H:ton f",u·:.;~ llcpn!'lmcnt S101·cs 1;1J, •:ll~to:l co rgc Drui:i:-l:Hs Lirui:- Co. l'.'llCton For:;e F:\rl':lr G :'II. CllCtt>n ror;e Gro,·e n• 1; & Son. tllf ton Fori;e Chinn. 1. 111...- :11111 E:1r1l1•·nwa1·e wens Fr ank. f"l\Cton Ft>r::c ~' I 'hurclll'S '4ve11Ust, ll'on Gnrn ptlst. Blue Sprln:; Run .-1>tlst, Iron Cate le.ptlst, Low ~loor i\hollc, Low :lloor Clift illscopat, Swc~r. c 'hnirheo.te 1~thodlst, c~ llrt el hodist, lron Gnte ~ethodlst, Low )loor .~thodl st. Ollie -tthodi~t Epl~copnl ( );orth ), A 'Run :\(o)l'l'I~ •· ar~ l'au1u.•r :o: .•ersinger Ii .\. l3l11c Sr>rlnir nun ylor J Il, I ron Gnte ~rlstlan, 'i.\TIO'.\°.\J. B .\ C-"K, ft!d!!t'"\'H). f"l~ ftl llt f'O t'!!'t• Fh·~ t X11~!nnn l ,n lc • 'llftrin ror~e 0 LOOSE LEAF r~ANUFAcruRERS ll:ik•·1.; ,.,c._.,. 'h;*fl', l • • f , !; r · •'"'iftt'\•1 • o:•:n \!, ....... "'Jn •.. ~. ~- . ~. -:-:::· n For:;e ;o;1n1ll~uJn :-" ! . ,,~ • ·.~. • "1'fto.!1 F'or2e Hall .\ Sl~rh~ll· ' ,JJq<>IJl on Now. 1 Bnt"~ ,Jr\(\ ~"'"'"'~ ' 'hn. l r beu1c J) •t•J\ .- 11n J f-.:. :\!:1i:H '.'.' l'O!!nt\' Olflc'I';•;. \•,.•: ·:;1' , .\:torney-n 1 11( ·::(·,p1 Fnr~e .!nhn:-:._on -T \'". "' rr.-rn~, 0 .\;>ril ' H -io•f; Ban!\ ..; C't)ll !'l~ r~·:ia D L· : r '= .\i•t·i1 t ~· ·r- wh1 •'!l ·mnc in Uotetoun. nr:a• in· line and forn1 the .Jamr~. Th« 11t.- 011lh are wa11:re'1 hr P'1U';i , , , :!t~:l· 1 1·:·,•el\S. the prtnttf'J:'\l branche~ l.,•'i o:·t' t·i,-.::-r. =-'n:-!n~ I. '., .. ~,. :-- 1:.1t1• ~p ri n~ Hun: . hr~t 1 •·r·. ,... ,,,.,r:.: p.. n fir U\t)ltO· rif 1:1~ .·;r.i !!r~c! i y · he .Jn.r1u:on an•I ( "t>\\' : • ·n,·mi;-ton: W J !.~((el. Co1·- :-' h:i r. :, • :916-1 ! ,1 73 '')[•lllllllfl'I, \~ Sl,'<1 9.90~. ·charlottesvi·lle Va ••~ostSouth. progressive town of ~ize Great Building .:. 0 1·y t:1M11ls aml Sot1011s F.lltc ~hop The. Clifton r1Jrc-c Flle>is F.:. t:' llClon F'orc-e 1-'onmrn GUR. Clifton For:{e Francis J .\, r::urton r;)r1;e :•fnr~hn ll W 1.-. Cnllnghan )Corrlser :\la)' T :-.lrs. Cli fton Forge :-1.u rroy & Fos tel', O:' llfton Fo r;c Parne Department Store. C\Hton Forge Payne Ira. J, CIHton Forge !'rnlth ,.;, Pa~-ne, Clifton Forge J~lcrll·kal C'ontmcto r s Hoylmnn 13 .\. ".:llCton Forge Blue Spring • ethod l6l r:rl~copu t. .Jor<lnn )[In elhotllst F.11i~ro 1>:t I, ~ Sweet ('hnlrbeat e fethodlRt Epl~•:opnl c'llllrc•h ( South ), Alleghany Stntlon .~thodlst Epl$COflt\I (South J. Blue Spr lni; ~i Hun ~sbyterln.n. lron Gate ,p:sbyterh1.n. :\hi.llow nlon, Low :lloor ('i\·ll E n J?inL'Cl'S \J'rym CLn J \Y, Clifton Forge i Cleaning nud P ressing ~ley H nrr r. C lifton Forge F~rllll ie1'S )fonrlr & Co. Clifton Forge S m ilh :'I IcKi11ne)' Y.fardwnre C'o, C li fton Forge Fish Deniers City Dairy & Fish :l!o.rkct, Clifton Forge Fh·e antl Ten Cen t S to1oe Hntch .Tohn W, Clifton Forge Florists Allei;hany Horll cult urnl Co, Clifton Forge Ports P r,, Long Dale }'umltur e Deniers Da\·c11port J B (second hand), Clifton Forge EATING R.c.Bt~~-~!.!!1~£0·1nc. PLUMBING . ' !l.!n o !'Ii, Seventh St. Rich--- .. .,_ IJ) ,IJI �R. 0. EGER!fil! ~1,!STATE CO. PHONE 176 IH PETERSDURC, Vi\. j Come to Petersburg i - , P·A·T-E~N-T-S G11rni:cs •'entra l Garage, Clifton Forire •lwe n~ .I Jr. Sweet Chalybe:lu! Y:r~11: ia Garagt> Co, t'lf(ton Forge c:t•ucrnl S to1·f's \Rnrrr F l\l & n F . An-ftt., Bm ll'lt':rn J s. Cron Gnte BR.\1 ; 1; T I(, ;\lnllow !;1..1·11s J IJ, B:ll'ber G11sh J Bu 111 :·.1. Oluc SprlnS' Run R\'Pr n :-<. Cnlla:;hnn T\YR:-IE F <; CO, Low )loor • ';1r• o 11 n 11·. Alle!;'hnnr Stnuon · ':i r::on James )f. S\\'eet <'halrbeate • ·:1r1 e r J £'. Sweet <'hnlybeate • .,, , ,,.1· L )( '"° \ .:i. ,~lifton l"o r:;c 1'.\trl Elt S I. & BHO. F.m·ftohm°"t • ·.11·t1'1' Score • ·o. !kl ma •'l11rl• .\ \\I, Iron Gate , ...,~ mnH:a·1.tl :'ton~ . ' 'li(ton F"l rl!''? n:nWflEI< nnns. 1>1111• ... r 11 f1~hf1..a M 1·· r . trt'n (';:\le l>E\ l .\ '\ \' .1 I'. 1 ~1111r Hali• I '•Ch .. un T!tos. ,_·311aghnn l'u.lll'r H T . •':1llndu111 E:t l<I .. E Brok,•. Swl'tr Cha;l'heatc C.l 'i :-.; I; Ii. :\lll:;;:han,I' Stntlon 1 :vl'h<'lh•nr A G. Alle~hnny ~tallo n l-11 ·nll·r \ \ 'm C ); r~..\:lr.:rho.:;y Sta ti on Ht> r" r \\' il. .JM<lo.n ~lln l"s H, 1111. n toller •' L ,\: l'o. Blue Spring P.un H··o;,.r \V :-:. Arntts ' • oler \\' S, Jordo.n )fine" 'Y esll'y. Jonlan '.\lines •s A B, Rich Patch •trns l> :\l S: SOX. Clirt ·~ H B. Rich Patch L IPR H G. Cll tt .I """ L. Oll ie , ~ ;11 F. Iron Gat e .1 ckharr \\' f'. Sweet C'halybe:ne : Dannie )!. Selma. I.ow ~!oor ro, Low ~!oor )lcCoy Cha.-<, Iron Gate 'r.\Sll'\' Ca·;oRC. E (', 11"011 Gntc '.\lu~. •\'e T 1'. Iron G:i.te .\lus~ 111·e 1' ~. Iron G:ite :'\1cel1•v C F . Lon!1; O:ile 1)\\'fo.:-iS .r W. Swt'l'I Chnt~· IH•ate Reed J H. Ba rb('r R ob1r. ~on 7hos T>. Iron Gate ~P l mn llemrnlllP Co. Selma Serb" J \\', Iron Gate 1 ~17.t· )f . Iron Go te Si7.• .• \f. rron Gate 81111: h 1·, lf. Jordon lftnes Sprou~e J D. He:i.ling Springs Tucker W Grant, Jordan Mines \\'icklloe S O & Co. Swe~t Cbalybeate WlUGRT C W .•Jordan )flnl'S 0 Grocers Byrrt A N. Clifton Fori:c :\1 .J :\Ir!-' ,\· • ·o. :-:111rua l'ullen Gt'o r*. · ·: lfton F•'rt;"e kl'~·nol1ls E • '. • 'lifton r•lrgc :>elma )f.-r,.:tnr1lc •·o. :'.:Ima Smith \\' G & 1:0. • 'lifton For ::e :imlth \\' H .T r. •'ll!'ton For;;c :>m:th ,\: ~11.'Klnn ,,~·. •'llrlon For:re :'urber Jan1t.'s, Iron 1'>a te :>nrb~1"s \Jarkd, • " IClon l·"oq;e Thom:t~ & ( 'o. •"llf1011 F'or!:c c·nroe \\' H. Iron 11.u~ Vn lenun~ ;:::..n.•r. rron Ga1c \\'asker .\: Rl'1•I. • 'lt!'ton F•, r::t' • \\'hite G \\·. '.\l:illow '\\'ilham • '!n1:d. I.ow '.\foor \\.illi:ims )(r~. • ·:inon "'oritP. \\'ootlfork P H . .\ llecrhany Station \\'1>rkcr~ 1 01ntth'r "'!nl i' 'nin n . •""lifton Forge n -:.; 1: 1·rn·r1·.;.._\\' 111111',.a lc 1'lifto11 Fo1 :::~ <:ro(·err C'o. 1: 1ifton For:re H anh\. . . \foo'1r & •'n ,~:i fr t\n l- ) :"!;-? i;touch J \\' ,\: l~o. 1'!ifton Fo rl='e Smlth- '.\lcKrn ner H:trdw.ire Co . •'hf:on 01 Hai·. 1;r:ii11 and F'et~I E1·an~ F\•Pd t ·o. Cilfton F o rl!e I.ow '.\lllor lror. 1·0. Low '.\!oor H o t e ls •'herapeake Hou~e. A!leghanr Station Bo.kle 13 F. Sw~et •'h!\lybeo.te GLADYS l'.'\".", .1 U Callahan mgl'. Clifton Forge Hanno. C L. Clltton Fori;e Hotel Swee t Ch:1lybe11te. Sweet Chal~·beatc Iron G:ne tnn, Iron irnte for ARTESl A.~ WELLS, WATER SYSTEMS ANO SAW Mll.I.S Mt In 811111• Col.44 14.5 fl'e Cllrlon Forge Ice ,'/:. Bottllll&' \\'orks, Clifton · Fori;e ;\lllllncry Burr .11 .\ .\lrs. Clifton 1-'o rge Fi nn l~ate .\llss & Sister, Clifton Forge lnsumm:c .-\gents G C. • ·11rto11 Fori;e · McPhe r son G R, Iron Gate .UJlls-('om nml Flour F lour )[Ills, Arrttts •.':irtcr S L & Bro. Enrlchurst Huntor 1: B, 8weet •.'httlybcatc King J I.. Long Dille Koln~r J ~I. •~llCton Forge ~ ..\rrltt~ ~ Grint v" ' h ·on Fo n111lc rs an1l '.\fnd1i11l:'ts Iron ,\: t ire 1·0. Cron Gnte Clifton Forge 711achlne & Poun.tr~ Co . CllCton For:;c w )Coor Iron Co. Low >loor Per!!ing er )I T. ~tallow .Jewelers ·A rrill rs I". .\ rrh ts · F aber J !':h:.nnon. • ' llrton l·'ori;c Gi n~~ J .l , • 'h (t1rn Forge Sentz l'hni> !-'. 1' t1'ton For~e ,.,Whll•) .f \\'. ('~Inion Fllr;;c ' All~ghony '.\lllls- Snw aml Plnnlng Cabblne!<S R A. Kincaid ::-;eblctt \\" 1~. Kincaid :'\lccly L !::, Long Dale Pemz & Brunner . Bllrber fl11lllsell Gl e n w. 1:11cton Forgo \\'right Lu mber Co, .lordttn :'>lines ~thw,;--Iron 1111.t Or e iron Co. Iron Gnte .;ourtl:in )line:;, ..\.rr1tts I.uw ) loor lr•rn Co. Jord:1n :\line:; .\llc~l\l\n~· 1 tre & 1.nu1ul1·it\:-, Cli C1 n11 l~or::c :<1~:1m 1_'\11111lry. • ·:icton 1-'.ircc ,,SweN 1'h:11~·be.H~ Spnn.;~ J.aun<lrr. S1vcet :\l u!'lc T cnch er.< Chalylh a te S111tth Ella ~lls". 1'1lfton Fo r;;e T!nsl~y H H )Cl~s. • 'liflon Fo rge \\'001lw:1r1i l l £ )[rs, •.'llfcon F'orgc 1.1\?hl ;11111 t>o ll'l'l' < 'm11111111ic~ Po we r c'o. 0 '1J(ton 1:11r::e \ Vlri;! nia \\·.. ~ n: rn Pow" r 1·o. •'llfton For ;;c Blu~ 1 :1.i~c ;\Ju~kal (;IMMI S t,; ...11bwon 11 \\' H. •'llCtll n Forge ~ t.h·t•t·r ~tahl··~ {c1en~on P. H·•::!l. 1'1ir1 on For e" ~Hont.-r • · C. ::wt•et 1'haly1Jcat" ~pinncr 1~ ! .. • ·11 :r•J n F<.rt:e Jmirt·J.•r T H, 1:1ifton For;;e Xew.:,11a11crs anti E1ll1or:;. .\ J!.,i;hanr :"e w:; 1 w,·~hl)'). R S Otlcll publis h · er I~~ )lain. Ch Ct on Foq;c :'lrl~:< ilook :itor~. • 'llC«on 1-"ort;c l:cl'le11·. 1'll fton f'ori;c. Ccori;c tl t:recn~ editor ..;;. l.umhl'I' Tk;1h' l" l.t1111 h1 r "o. .\rrill~ ' :Bowe n c; H , "Il ic .<;:all:i r•· 11111-H Co. 1':i! ln::han lir1o n ! u n:>' Lumbe r r ·o. •'lifton For;;e :l\1:, I' 1'. r:tuc Sprini; l111n LTic Lum brr 1·o Inc. f'liClon F'oq:c lick ~,. •" \l :t ;h•·r~. •'l!Cton F o r.:e liu mphri .., J i ., Ric h P:i t cll -~\-rl g h 1 L11 ml .er •:o. Jorrl.1n '.\ltn"!' ~A rn tt 1'~xas 1 ·o. Ch fton OH ~~ntz 1' ,~o . Ull Dl'a lers Cll!lon For:;c Or1t1cln ru. I'. C'.!rton F"oq;c Pnlnwr. Frc <lk. Blu ~ Sorin:; 11un nrewerr \\' W, C lifton Fori;c Sm11 h & ,. nz~ r. I.ow ~loor Tucker fl H. •'llfton Force Bo~~c rman ) !:Ill f\n:t '.\fo1111C:H'l1lr\'rs :;11°:0 1:1: 1,· ~·tln:c '•la1·1>l" \\'11l'l;rr,.: )l :irl · I~ ,'\: Gr:in11 ~ Papc rhnn l:('rs \\'k>. ( :ir1on • 'llfton For;;-; !lrcornuni; r o l"llfl on F o rl!" \" 1 'ltfton Vl O'I Levin Louis, Clltton Forge Zimmerman Co, C lifton For go Iron Gnte .\lrii, .\lleghnny Station Harnr,.~ 111111 Sndclkry HJ.II 1 'ha s R. { ' l•f1011 For·;e Hall \'.' D. ,_.li:'ton L'or:;~ )Joocly & 1'0. ·"hfl:>n Fori?e CaH on SYDNOR PUMP AND WELL CO., Inc., Richmond, Va. . . 1>111 WASHINGTON; D. C. A.LLEGHA.i.'IT COUNTY \.: la rk A W, Tron Gate Cl'iz~r & ~lcGu lre. 1'llfton Forge I lrlscotl J E. 1'llfton l·'ori;e E":in~ T u. •'llf:on F'orgc l'aulconcr l!:lln W )Clss, )(allow FarrlPr & Walton. •'hfton Forge ritzccrahl ,\: Co. t'llrton Fo r ge Fleck C H. Low )loor l•'oster W:llter F;. • ·11 Ct on l"orge Frommer \\' G. • 'lifwn l"o r g<> 'Giles J .~. Low )loo r Gochen our A G, •'lllton forge Goocle S \\' & 1'0, Clifton Forge Hi~g:;ins T )(, l'llfton !~ori;c Kirby \fui;i:ie '.\I rs. •'lltton Forge l.owt·y Uror'?rr • ·o. • ·:lfton Porgc )rrGutre K G. •~'iltton For::c )kG11ire L 1'. 1' llfton ~·or:;e )1<'::c:: io Frunk 1 1. S1,;.qtnn ~IHs>;ro,·e J.' P ,\: T T , Iron Grtcc .\lusti:"ro\'e Culmer. iron Gate :'\lci,ly G F, Lon~· l>!\ll' :'\11roe \\'m, Iron <.,ate Pr~·or D. SWIFT & CO. lt3 7th St., ,\ND TRADE·~fARS:S OBTAI NED OR FBB llBTUR.'lfED .ALLEGfil.N'Y COUXTY :';m!lh J S & Co. Clifton For;rc i- . .1d E A. Purnlturc Co. t"' lltton Forge Se1ld aketch• for free 1nrch. Uot ol 111. .11tloo1 oeedt4 oeot f ree. &at:abll1bt4 lo 118,. lodoned bJ' both Vlrtlnla Sellatora. &uJ' V-J'DllAla• 1:,l r::" . Hill E R. Clifton ForJre • Si tes S C. Clifton r-·on:e .\h'!ll )lal'f;c • t~ .Gllt>s J A, Low '.\loor cGuirt: K G. Clifton Forge ·M cGuire & Crizcr. Clifton For&'e Surb er :'It T '.\!rs, Iron Gate 'Westerman F B & Son, Clifton For go )fen's F11n1l~hln!Cf ·B o,.le11 W D & Co. Clifton Forge Ph oto!(Tnphcrs GrlO\th S S Son & Co . Clifton Forge '.\!cDanl el A S, Blue Spring Run Ph)'Slcln ns CARTER , Petersburg \ BE~JA:\lDi L, B\ue S'Prlngs Run Conner E T, Clifton Forge Graham A ~. Long Dal o Ia the Largest Trunk Manufacrurl.ag City in the South. 'WT\t0 CU ~M\\V.\\ QV COM~\\.Ci,, •' �Virginia Fire & Marine Ins. Co3 C ROSS ASSF.TS. $1.852, nS.I ?. INSURES AGACSST F Ule AND UGHnnNG. 1~0 R ICHM0/1.1). VCRGINlo\ 107 SHARP AUGUST CQ THE . MAAG • BAL Tl MORE, STEAM TABLES AND HOTEL KlTCHENWARE ALLEG:HAJ.'iY COUXTY llrah:i.111 R \.\' , Long Dale Gritrlth Geo rge C. 1: Jlfton Forge Hugk:es J F. C lifton Fori;e K~rr A F', Cl!ft on Forge Li n1I H Gran t, Low ~foor :II<!Culchnn B B. CHCton Forge )filler W H F, Clifton Forge Par; ish f'hillip P, Low :'lloor f!P\Pr<'omb, \\i lll am :llc~I. C!ltton Forge r:ur ker r ~. •.'llfton Porg-?. Tatum Utmj n.mi 11 H . ''llfton !·'orge Trar n hitm C L, Sw"r,t SprlngM \\"illiami; J X, rllrton Forge Wysor Joh n c. Cli ft on Forge Tanuers l'nlon Tan nin; Co. rron Cate Tcle[lhone <'ompaofes CL I Prox FOR GE ) ffTC\ L TE J.E.PJlOXJ;: ' CO, J .le .<; pl'l)ul 01~1-. Clifton Fo1·~c The.'ltre; ~ra.sonir •1pi;r:i House. Clltton Fori;~ o R P.: i miles trom C H: banking town . Covini;1on-J L Bush. T E Bush. B L r.nrt er, Dr a L Cnrter, G A Helmlnt oller. J H Helmln- Brooks J D, C il i ton Fon;c toll cr, J 0 Humphries, A G Lockhnrt, W ? Loc!di:i.n, .\ R Persi nger. H A P"rslngc r . G i) p1yru11le, T C P lymale, W E Ph·mnle. ( \ B R ose, R B Rose, J H Via. Dnme ron, Ceo Dononu~. Hc :~rr Hok,,. '\" Bubb:wl, J W Jennlni;s. '.IC D J'!n nln:;s. E H l.ocl<iian, J L '.l!c..\llistN'. .T J :1.111.theny, J\lr$ W K '.llarsh11ll, '.\!rs B r. '.\[orris, .Joh n '.ll orrl~. Th<Js Po.;aon. T \\" :ilch:irdsun. H E R ose. C 11 H numbohl, H E ,.,. Rmnbr..ltl . .\. H Smltl:. A .! Tucker, .J R Tyree ..J E \\'e oh. S W \'.'i!£on JI[ f>llw1hc1-s ..\ll1>:.: hanr I·fo;ntnr; "'' l'lum hl11q r:o. •.' ll!to n Forge nr11""" j n I~ Corimercial, r'llf!on For:;-e Coutts Gor<lon. Cl ifton l·'on;e Oullk1· 1• R, C!ltton For ;"e Olph1n •.' hn~ A. t:'. llCton Forge 0 we ng Frank. • 'l itton f'or~t! PJ; m e1-il11nk anti ,J11h r:'ll i1on l,or~e Re1·1ew, •~llfton Fori;e ODEI.r1 THE PIUXTER ( R s O<lc ll ) 1~1; ;\!nln Clifton F or ge · ~ llrt on Fo rg e , . ll•~nn!21ni; ,-.o. • ·:irtou ::"or ge curr.- Populntion ~~; 5 miles from 1: ..;, •) r. R: I~ nu!••s fro1a C H: IJan !<ln~ town. •:01·in!:· t on-I! !' P111:1phries. :.nc.-u,; '-{11mn!irles. S !.. Ht1m !"il r1r.~ . ~ !' !'t>rsl 1i.:t!1'. S G :~111ln1.1n. P. L TP.rr:'. .l .\. \\'o lte W nll Paper ' 'llfton f'ori:e n....ornti ni; f 'o. L~ Cum merclnl , , Clifton For~e Cli f10 11 Fort:l'--Populatlon ~. 7 4:!: on r. & 1)· R R: !O nllcs troJn C :A'.; n hanklni: town(" 0 Reynoltls. Thos B Robinson. 7 C \t'r\i;ht \ ·:u;P.I)' S101·~ \"1•cc11 nn 1T .Suri:-con.' Hunte r C B, Sweet C'halrtieau; \"11lt•:u1l1:h1!! ~t)()<I a n t.I F:umcr~ Resum'tln t.o; Chesapeake Restaura nt. Alleghanr Statton Gllben & Childs, Clifton Forge Hllrdaman John, Iron Gate Ross Fannie J Mrs, Low ~.foor Sarris Christophe r A , t:lltton Forge Scou E F, CUrton Forge \\'illiams C' lllude, Low '.\foor ~\"llliarus Rachel, tow l\1oor 1 Sh oe Dca.Jcrs Bowles \\," 0 & Co. Cli fton Fori;e Temple Shoe Co. Clifton Forge Slloemakers Hardesty B lair, C lifton Forge \fodern Shoe Shop. Clifton Forge Soft Dl'inks f'lt!t ou Forge Ice & Bottli ng Works. Cll Cton Forge Stationers Si rles Boole C o, Clifton Forge TnUors r 1ark M S, Clltton Forge W!lson John T. Cl!fton For;-a Roanoke :\llcghu ur S rnt.1011- Popu!ntlon :~; on C & 0 R R: 12 mile5 fro m C H: banking town, [ r:'ovlni;ton-A C r.tark ( e~tate ), P L Hardyman. Wm Hugh es. )!rs Allee Lewi s. Euler S m ith I Arritts-Popul lltlon 15 : on C &. O R R: 14 miles !rom C H ; banking t own, Coving- .., ton-A C Arrl tt, F I Arrltt, E B Bowyer, Geo Bowyer , J W Bowyer, J L Bu r kholder. J S Bu~h. E F Cate r. G w Crowder, .J R '.fl'urcron , S F Gain~. D L Giiber t, A J Hepler, • J S Hepler, Lye Repler, W D Hepler, H J Humphries. J 0 Humphries. \\i R Humphries, , J L Klrblain. A l! Persinger, B J Persinger, '· David Persin ger, J T Plymate, w E f'lymate, Davit! Redman, A G Rowman, r, R Smith, JR Tucker, T B Tucker. C S Tucker, R O Tucker, J H Wolfe, Lincol n Wolfe I B1u·hcr ; - 5 mlleR !rom C H: bnnklng town, r.ol'lngton-i\lra 'E A Boswell, C P Byer , J B Griffiths, Mrs T D I<yle, J L M11nn, H R '.\fru;sey, B C i.\loomaw, R E L Smith, Wm Smith, E N Williams Barber R F D-B C !lfoomaw, L T Reid. Austln Robinson , ~!att Smith. S B Surber Blue Spr!ng Run-Popul11tion I.on!: 1>11l<."-Po11ulat lon ~10: on•..: & 0 R R: n11l~s 'rom ·~ H: bank ing town. Cll Cton E J Brown, Ed Ca rter. J .\. ;!""""· J • · Dei·lnn~::, Thos Dotso n, S \" Gll:antl. ,.. J :r:i.u~1>11.ri;er, S Hopkin~ . .J L & J A Kin;-. Jno L Kini;, J P ;.on~. J L )!ori:;nn. .Jan,.,:; ~fo r:pn. ~fl~s .\rch X'lc.,ly, .\ 0 :~ l~o r:;-c-~ lrs ~lt:1 ·•Y· .\ .: ~:ic·,: &.r. !>N ::ir'-"1"·· r; :·· ~k~ l r. \\ ' :'\lct! I)', .lacoh '.:'lceJy, .~um~s ;.1 :\led)'. !. !·: :<ic,.,y, l.oUI• :'\ir.clr, '.\ lar:: .\. :'.l;ice l~-. Pe" '" ~;it- .. i •: i··o.nni~ E Pe1Hs. lfc:1ry Peters. \'\! I! !' ·t• c:;, J."runl> ?:11mnn. <:Y t:: P11cl<ctt . W }I I 'Ul'k \!ll, •: n-rnoitl~. Tll os D i{ohmson. ); G 'furn er, ~·m \Ynll ace, Cll cll \\'est, f C \\'rli;ht ~• eo 'I !.ow .\ fum•- Po11ul;11lon ~$~; on C & 0 Ry: mil "~ ~rom C H; banl,lng town, C'ovini;ton - " ' G :;y1·nl! i::o, J \\' Brou::hmnn. W L Dame, \\'m Onmc, 0 H Ho.mlci, S E Hoke. R B Hu~hP~. P. P !n·t ne. \\' FI Keiser. Chas Kini;. ~ rt n T ie:; l:er11olrls r :". :,,) ni; Onie R <'u l Estate Gllle!'Jlie P J :\!rs, l.ow '.\Coor J ones H S. Cliiton l•'orge 1-! i .Jor1lnn )Uncs--On C & 0 R R ; 16 miles !rom •:::: H; bnnk ln& town. Co1·1n ~ton-Bruce A rmentrout, Jacob Bennett. P T Crss. 0 :II Dads.•Jacl;son Hepl er, ,J H Xltln, H P Robinson. Gro.nt Tucker, C !!: \\'olre. F rnnlc Wolfe, Gur \\' \\"rii; ht, J \\' \\'rh;ln c 1·ndc rtal; crs Seashole Geo \\', Clifton f'or~c Sm it h J S & Co. ·~ li fton f't)r:;e •"arpemer J C Jr, ,~lltton f'ori;e H:i.ler \\' A & Co. C lifton E"orge MD. I ~ miles !r om (' H; banking town, CIJf .. to n For;e-J W Dew, J D Fisher, L H Hnrrnb. J I Jones, Green Lemon, S K Lemon, Y Lemon, Wm '.I! Swope C'u.Jh.1 ;:hru1-Populat lon ! Oil ; on C & <'1 RR: 5 miles from C H : hao ldn;: town. Co \'fnc;ton -S .\ Drown , D )< Byer. r; 1: Dameron.• re~~o TirUICl'S Railrm.111 I ·onu':lclnr<; CO('~TY ..:U.LEGH...\.XY ST. n; on C & No city in the South has shown a more steady and substantial ~owth. Write CHAi'1BER OF COMMERCE. Co,-ln~on-'C'opulation 4 .~~ -: t he count)' seat ot .\llec;ha.ny counw: on r, & () ~r: n ban:Cln~ town-G '.\[ Bookman. B 0 Dr11.t1 shl'I.\".', Frnnk B rown, .\ W f':hilrls. W .\. •:hit.ls, .Ina \\' i.\!ng, W L )!oElwee. J R Pirkey. W R T H Colern nn. \\" G <'olemnn, I ); ,~t)oke. B H.cynoltls. i; '.\r Sales, .\ ;\l Stull, C E Stu ll . GN Orc~•l cr. Chas D DresRl ~ c. E K OrPsslcr. H Stull J S Dre~sler, J \V Dressl er . '.llrs Sarah Dre~s­ ler . .\nnle E England , )!r!I .\. )! E1·11ns. )lrs :-.rnn ow-Population 30: on C & o Rr: ~ M B Fuds;c. )[rs '.\lollle Fuds;e. '.\!nrtha B miles from C li.: banking- town, Covington'I Cnr thrli;ht. '.\!rs Ellen Gross, S H Korse r, G .\ .\ Dini. Arthur Birt!. G '.II Bookman. T H ~ D mine, E P Knighton. Frank Landes. A A Brngg, G L Knii;hton, Geo Knighton. John f.'. McAllister, Geo L '.\Hiler, B C '.l!oomaw. Geo Knighton. J Llnorrls, A A '.ICcCnlllster, J J . C Murphy, E '.\! )fettleton. A L Xoel . J R PirllcCnrther, D F McCarthy, J J '.\!cCarthy, key, Frank Rinehart, \\' A Rinehart, )!rs E , Harry '.\&ackey, B F '.\Ieadows. D W ~lcbolkl, C Robin~on. R R Rose. \\" 0 Saunder s, )!: C : .Jnmes '.'<lchols, :\.!rs H D Oliver, S '.\f Ollvor. Wickline '.\11·~ Oollle Pe r~lni;cr, '.\llss Dolly Persinger , E K Persl ni;cr. J A Per singer, N .J Phllllps. Enr lehtll'!'t-Populatlon 50: 7 miles from W G Persi nger, W R Riddleberger. H D Seal. · & 0 Ry; ~o miles from C H : banklni. town. ' J B Seal, )!lss Sallie Vowels. ,J B Wehb. '.\!lss Covington-H P Carson, H S Carson. .J A 1 Hannah ~'hlsm:in, J \\' Whismnn Car~on. J G C::uson, J Cir ,~nrson, B F Co.r ter . I C C Carter . 0 H Carter. E B Carter. G H )!aste1~Popu lntion 15; 3 miles trom R R: Carter. L C Carter . L W Carter. '.\1nrr )[ Car12 miles Crom C H: 11 bnnking town-W C An.,. t er , S L t:aner, J T Da01 ron~ P G Debost. tlrt!ws..\ B Jackson, B G Jackson, Iva Johnl, ?.!rs '.\! :I! Frederick, G C Griffiths, J D Grlfso n, '.\!rs Sarah :\lcAl!lster, Henry A :Xoel. .. 0th, R H Hllltermon, A W Hepler . X A Hepler. G R Trree, Russell B Tyree M Hogan. J D Huttm110 , l;J E H)•l ton, L '.II J ones, A. J Lively, A M11rUn. H B Size r, J H Ollie-Population ?ii: oo C &. 0 R R: 13 Stone miles tram C H : banking town, CovtngtonB R Andrews, Bnllnrd Andrews, C H An.. Flcm n.tltD-Populatlon 25; 4 miles from R drews, Geo Andrews, Ii M Andrews, HenryVl .l' .' R: 1~ miles from C H: banking town, Cllf· Andrews. \V C Andrews. Wm 0 Andrews, A F ;--1 ton Fori;t'-A A K ean Dll\'\dson. John E r vlo, Wiii Erwin, R T Kelley; Iron Gntt-Populatlon 600: on C k 0 R R; 1 r, H Oliver, W J Smith, W A Vance tI STAUNTON Has Good Schools for Boys and Girls. Moderate t ax rate. Write CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. \· �- ,_,_.. Kellam Hospital, Inc. RICH'.\fOND, 1+8 1627 WEST ~AIN STREET • • • • ALLEGfil~"'Y VIRGINlA Ci:JI •r•Jk ~ $ DOYOUTHlNK IT WOULD PAY THl.S NAN TO .STOP Hl.S WORKANORUNND.T 000Ri060RROWHl.S NfJ6H80!!S DIRECTORY? WHAT DO YOU OO?i Copyright Law, Bearing on Directories Sec. lll. -· Th:>t :lnf pu!IOD wbo wtUuUy aod for profit • b:iU inf:in~e ooy copyrlllbr se<:ured by rb i• act, or ab:ill kn~" 1Jl¢1Y :ind wllfuUy aid or abet aoch lntrtoae· meat. sb3U be deemed auncy of a mlsdemeaoor, and upon coaricrlon thereof 1b:lll be puobbed by lmprlaoomeot for oot exceedlna ooe year, or by a fine of not leaa th3n on• hundred dolliln, nor more Wn on e thoul&Sld clollo.n. or bo1.b . In the dlacndon of th• court. C OVL\GT0 ~ I brick plants and a number ot less Import.ant Covington Co,·lni;-rnn. the county Reo.t or Alleghany county, Is the center of a district rich In agrlcult11ral, timber nnd mineral r esources. The health <'ondhlons a r e well nigh perfect. The cli)' ts within 1;; nu les or the famous Virgi nia Hot Springs, \Ynt·m Sprin gs nnu \\'est Vrlgi nla White Su lphur Sp rings, nnd the climate and scenen· are dellghttul. The population Is ti.:iOO . There ts a high ~choo l nnd an ele m ental')' school. The ten ,·hur c hcs l'~prcs<?nt all the principal de nominations. The ::ra\'itY s;·stem wator s uppl)', <>wned and opern.ted by the citr. rcrre~ems an in,·estmt:nt ot HO\l.llOll. and r eal \'a lues laq;eti· in excess or these fli;urcs. The sani ta ry scwPrs co ,·er :he ci t;-, ~e wer connections being "Olll('lt1lsoi·y hr mnniclpal ordinance. Two lnri;e hote ls :i nd :wn ~•:inlier houses o( public entertainment al'ford modern hotel accommotlations. •:O\'lll<;"ton i111~ oinc daiJ~· anJ two weekly newsf':trier~. .\ l.~r!:e h\·olro-~1 .. n rlc po\\·~r co mpnny furnishes po wer !'or a nurubPr or Co\'ington's In dustries and lli;hts for the ctly, Covln1:1on ha.~ ;wo nntlonal hnnks and or.r State bnnk, with re~o11 rces of .: l.~Qo.0 •10. ..\ne•1 u:11e tra ns portation rarilitlcs nnd a d\'a nrni;co us rmli:;-ht rates are f11r111sheol i>y the main line of the ChesaP••ake- :in d • •hlo P.:ulw:l)'. There arc iHty ;iore~ :n •:,H·tnnon. wh ,.•h •lo a i'M~ltlhl e busit:l'"s In rh., C'lt~: .1r.•I i n the :idjolnlni;- t·~rr:­ tory. The logic:il 'Omhinat io n ot 11:H:s ua lly s.·1tis:'a<·1or,· lalY.!1· :tnol cran!'pOrtn1:on conditions. '''ith llmitle~~ s:orPs of raw mate rials. has pro<luced an i mno~in ;- :t:rar of mnnufacturin;; operation$ in ,~o, rn -zton. Th<' - · ::i•nt:rnt tr:i;le incident :o t:1e upkeep ot th is !arf; lnrlust rial population is bein; constantly augmcnte,1 b; a growing bmincss with the adjoininc: agricultural region~. as tht· .. -mers :i.re turning :rom s;razin ~ an•I o ne-crop 011>tho•l$ to the <ll,·ers111NI :arr.11n; tor which the Si"lenuld soils ot the district are sn admirabl;· a.lapted. T he exocn•Iitures ~or goo•l r oans in the C'Ounty amount to S~Q. O•> O n year. Flttr con"1cts ha;-e bt!en workei! on the mads tor tn·I) years pa;t. and an equal force wi ll be so employed dur . In!!' the r.ex; 11\'0 years CO\'lni;ton 's manufactu~erl prod •irt~ Include n1rious Importan t commodlt\e$. Covihgton's ice factory, n'ith a business w hic h CO \' ers se\·eral adjoininst towns. h:-.s a daily capacitr or fifty toos. Ooe blast turnace has a capacity o! 150 tons or pi;- iron ;>er dar. ..\ large steam tannery. Two flo\lrlng. mills have a dnlly capacity o! 220 barrels of tlour aod 500 bushels of meal. One large foundry maoufactur es stoketll. gas eni;i nes and c!l.lltln~. :lnd a s maller toundr; Is e o;;aged In general ?'epalr work. There are two lumber an<\ l)lo.nlng milts, two aph wo~rk lisetters the art of producing typewritten MU lt·g I .r in large quao tides at a reason Hilt Co., Blda .• Rlc.hmood, ~ble inU:e, Wrlte Dlrccc:ory . .. 1rgi thilt wo ba.o cu~d without tho u•e of tho knife, X-ray, radium or •cfd• o•er 90 P"< cent. of the DlllR1 huodrt<lt Population :s: 10 miles from R R. 1:; miles from C H; banking tO"-'n, Co,·mgton- Dnnd Wolt Sm -..·t t ·lialrhl•aw--Popula11 on 71); 9 miles rrom !1 r.: ~ ~ miles from r~ H; b:rn kin;r ·own. ('o,·inzt on-D J •-:illahan , JamPs ~l <'arson. .John .\ •':tl'$On, .\ P Carter. L C Carter. Rnht J ('arter..\ \\' Cook. \\'m F 1:ook. A r. G rit· tith. G L Hownrd, Curtf'r B Hunter, W J T.ockhnrt. J W Owens. :II C Wickline · - -- - of aufruen trut..S durioQ the put 18 yeara. P('ltS Creek- ~dm a-Populnt1on 30: on ,. ,._, 'l n It: 10' n11les frnm •' !-! : ban king town. r11non l'or;e -S {' Do·hl. Henrr Humphries. R P lrnni; - Tho Kellam Hoaplt11I lo ,.l rhouc porallcl In rho cure . of C11ocen, Tu more aod Chronic Sores, onJ we '1'aot ' every man oad woman In t h e United Stat03 to know COUNTY R id1 Pncch-d miles il'O l\I R R: l~ mi les trow C H: bankmi; town, Covl ngton-)latt Bennett, W R Bennett, J O Bush. J F Bush, :\achan L Bush, Saml C Bush, Alfred Brer~. \\' T Cade, J H Cra.ft, J L Crowder, J W Francis. Rob t Frld ler. W R ~·r11lley. o) L Hamlett. Jo;ep h Hanes. S E Hooke• .\ B Humrhrie~. H P Humphrie:;. 0 L Humph1·1cs. ,; L Humphries. .\shby Jone:;, Robt Jones, \\' E LUS':tr, B 1' Pcrsin ::er. G~o Pers111~er. R u fus Persinger, L .J Rose. J L Si mmons, Lee Simmons. A L Stu ll, A '.\! Stull, C E Stull. C F Stull. E X Stull. G H litull. Hattie Stull, J R Stull. Tho~ B Stull. C H Tingler, (' [) Wilhelm . . .-.t=n Tn c., 823 J\IIutu:iI Va. ~ oporatlons. Few cities ot tlve th ousand and odd lnhabl· innts show more gratifying lndustrlnl conditions. The ten principal plants represent an h\\'estment of $4.943 .500, emplo)•lng about 1.soo operntlves, and disburse In Covington a yearly payroll amounting to $1.HS,000. J::rgenbrlght C B, Cov ington Hammond Kate ){lss. Covington ~lathenY F )i Mrs, Co\'lngton ~oel G C )[rs, covington Reynolds F A )[rs, Covington Rocke C W, Covington Rocke T )I :Mrs, Co\'lngton Schumaker G L )\r&, Covlni;ton BowUng Alley Cit)' Oltlccrs Bryant C P. Covlos1on )la,·or-E l3 Butler Commonwealth's Attorney-R B S tephenson. llricl• ) lnnulncturers .\.llegho.n~· Brick Co. Co,·lngton Seri;caot-R W Lowman 1 Covington Brick Co. Co,·lngton Clerk-.T H Overholt Comr of Revenue--W G Persinger Superintendent of Poor-Oswald B Rose Churches Baptist. Co,·ington Ai;riculturnl Jruplemcncs Christian. Co\'lngton Alleghany )filling Co. Co1·tni;-ton Episcopul. Covington Covington Hardware .'>: Furniture Co. CO\'• Methodist. O:'ovlngton lngton Presbnerlnn. Co,·tn~'ton Fudge C A Hardware Co. Covini;ton )!cA.llister & Bell Inc. •~o,·i n:;ton ('lothkr" BP.e Hl\'P Store, ·~o\"l ngton Atton1eys 1lt Law Rln~hart .I.: Pa.Inter. O:o,·m;;ton Allen \\' E. Co,·iogton Crowder E K. Co,·ingtoo Coul nml Wood Crowder P. W, Co,·ini;ton • 'onni;:o n • 'oa I $:. \\'ood, Co\'lni;ton Cushing C B, Co\'lngton Huol >'O ll \\' H. • :;1,·1n~ t·m Delaney John T, Co\'lni;ton Hobbs J J, Co,·logton C<>n(cctlorll'rs R oop ... r B~nl R. Cn ,·111::1011 .\lbt>rt i·'ranc1~. Conngton > J ones C P Jr, ('o,·lni;ton )lcPe:tk B T. Co,·lni,,"ton Contml·to1'S uml l311lillcrs R e\·e rco mlJ O~o .\, •'O\'ln:;ton u~ n son :.; H. •:o\'lll ~ton ,Stephenson Rosroe S. t.'o,·rngton F:ri:rn~1rut~\t ..... 'C. ' ..,, 1nr.;ton Stokes R C, Co,·ln:;ton Garht!r I H, •:o,·1n.::1on W011:1m~o11 n .\, Co,·: ni:ton H eat wolP \\' J. ('o\ tni;ton Unl>Cl'S !'al'C :' J·:. •·o ,· 1n~ton Jesser F C. Co,·ln:;to n Do Irks Bo.nkS E\'P~gr~ en Dair)', Conninon ,r Citizens ); atl Bank, Cn,1nST.on )I allow Stock Farm Th~. Co' lngton ~; COYDiGTOX XATIOX:\l, 13.-\~K . Connr:-1on • (51'C p ~9) D<:illi~t ~ :'· CO\ T\"GTO'.'\ S:\YlX<:S I\.\'.'\I, , f'ovini:ton EarO\:tl\ .! $ . ,... o,1 n~on ~ J ohn"on " •'. • ·nnn:;ion B:irbers 01i,·er .\: P.:ini:el)'. C'o' mi;-ton Dutler E 13. <'.'o,·in ston Caddy r: \\", ('o dngton f\nu:i:-i'i " JohnSll~ · .\. 1'0\'ini:ton Bowie J n·. Co' ln:::on · ~mer 1.· ii, Co,· tn~on C.lrnc~ P!l;irn1acr 1·0,·lni:-:on O':\"eil ·" J<>hnson, Co,·tngron <'.'o ,·lni:-ton Phnrm:i ~y. «o,·ini;-ton Taylor J L , Covini;-t on Hlstch J H , O::ovini;-ton •Walker .lolhn. Co,·ln gto n Wills \ L :-.r ) Phar111:1cy. Co1·tng-ton Weikel F: B, f'o,·ini;ton Dry Goods nml Xntl ons . ·· Blnclismltbs nnrl Wl11!elwrighcs Assell Solomon. Co,ini;ton >!,'· .Baker & Carpenter, Co\'lngto n Carden John D, Covington Fridley C W, Covington Dew Ira. Co,·lngton Harding G W, Covington Goodman HJlrry & Co, Covington Wlllte & rarpent e r . ·~o,·lngton Hutchetllon Geo ,\, Co,·lngton Klnco.ld C A, Covington Boarding Houses )1cA111stcr Julio. R S:. Co, Covington Altather F M Mrs. Covlnirton - H.OPEWELL ' The Ma'1c City is growln!l and prospering. Write CH'AMD.ER OF COMMERCE~ �progressive town ~f ~ize Charlottesvl•lle' Va • •• m~ostSouth. Great Buildmg Boom on Now. Come on quick---big money here for you. Population, 13,797 ~U .\ S. W. ~llL!..E R R. G. ST L"ISON Ideal Print Shop Extracts Rohesoo Process Co, Co,·ingion Five and Ten Cent Stores Topham J :\f. Co,;ngton FloriStS Schroeder E Richd. Co,;ngton Furniture Dealers C'o\'ington Hardware & Furn1t11re ro. Co,·1ngton )fason J Y S: Co, Covington )tason & Snead, CoYi ngi:on Pa1·ker & Co. <:"o,;ngton ~neait E .\ Furniture Co Inc, ro·1 ington Garage.~ Archer E R. Co,·ingto n <'antra l Ga rage, Coving-~on Dasls ,. B, Codngton O)·che R E. t'o ,·ini;i:on L.an~:ir Bro,.-, Covmi.:ton P:ttTi!:h S 1nare Gara~c. Co,·ini;1on r>ayne Lewis, Conn;ton 0 General Store~ ,~:tr><:r .June :\[rs. Co\'ini;ton Co-•1per:ul\·e Store, r:"on ns;ton Dressl~r G r.. Co,·i.nS"ton F'leshmnn J R. Co,·ington Humphries D T . <:"o"ington Humphries J W, Co\'lnr;ton Lockhart Er;iest S, r-o,ington Lockhart t\ E. Co,;ngton ilfntheny F l[, Co,·ington Parker & Co Inc, C::o,·tngton Rinehart & Palmer. Conngton Gl'O<'ers Brown David, Covington Call Geo W, Covington Carter C T, Co\"illgton Carter 0 W, Connitoo rarter W F Co, Covington Chapman E G, Co,;ogton Fleshman J R. Covington Heirooomus J R, Covington G1·oc:ers--\\l1olcsnle Covington Grocerr Co. Co\'ington Hm•t1wn1'<' •'o,·ini;ton Harllwn.re ,'\: F'u rn irnre Co Inc. CovlnA"ton l·'uclt:e •'.: A Hardwar':! Co, •::ovlngton .r r., r,,,·in:;-:on ffn,·. (;1·nin nncl F eed .\lle:rlmny ~£Il li ni; •:o, •:onni;ton .\fcAlllsu;r & Bell , Co,·ini;ton Hotels .\1,1.F.GH .\X\." HOTEL. 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LONDEREE Pll·tun• F'1·:tnll' ;\l nnm'netm·C'rs ···o trn rn Henry B. • 'ovln:;ton )lnl'hl o Wm·k:. i\lartln \\" G. Co\'1nc;to n Insurance Agents Ca.rter Cha., D Jr, Co\·lngton Dickey R J, Covington F'rlencl W S, Co\1ngton Hill C F. Covln~on McCa lcb Thos B. co,·inr;to n Strictly high-class hotel for permanent and transient guests. Within easy access 0£ the schools and public institutions. Attractive parlor. Elegant lobby. Large dining room. Hot and cold running water in rooms with pri,·ate ba ths. Rates: $2.00 per day and up. American plan. For further information, address Hl"GH O'G.-\RA Owner and Pmp;ie L•1r Ph~·sld nns .\nc.lerson H W, Cov10gton Ba:::by Geo F, Covington Flle ~ W, Cov ln i;to n •Johnso n W W. Co"l ngton .Jones .\ C. Co ,i nirton .Justice H 13. f.:o\·lngton Pu rrish P P, Coving-ton \\"nllace J W. r;o\' inl'fton \\"il ey R s, CO \'(O :;ton Lh·c Stncl;, Dcalet'S r.-cck Chns .\, Co\'ington Arboi;ast L K :\llss. Co\'lngton )lJlls--Corn and Flour Alleghany )tilling Co. Covi ngton ?llc.\LLIS'f ER & BELL L'iC, Conngtou V.:i.. . Photogrnohcrs Hodges L B. CO\'(ng'ton Hodge R C, Covington Parker Studio The, t;o,·mgton Li::h1 1111tl P ower Com!o:lllics Vlri;lnin Western P<>wer Co. Co\'i n!!ton Ice Alleghnn~· Ice r·o. i:o,·fngton •'li!ton Forge Tee & Bottling Wks. Covington Pitzer Rutus T, Covington AL,LEGHANY HOTEL Pope.rhani;c rs Compert J H, <:ovlng:on 1..:111 B Him. t'o,·ington •!>n111h''< L.11111'1 r\". • ·o,·in:;ton Tror Stcnm Laundrr. Covlnl>"ton Lockllnrt H L. :-=.-1tl~ton I-: ) ! 151 Poper i'\lnnurac turcrs West Virginia. Pulp & Paper Co, Covingto n I ron 'Fo1uulcrs nm! )faehinists <"o\'lnc;ton )!:>.chine Co. Covington Low )lo11r Iron 1·o n( Ya. ro,·ington ::n ~:1J ,\: 1;1:111ser Founc.lry 1~0. t~o,·iogton l'lnmr-;;s and Sn<lcll cry COV I ~GTON, PETERSBURG, V/\. .-i.LLEGH.litY COuNTY Lobban T A Co, Co,·iogtoo Lo1•kh:irt ?. S & Bro, Co,·lngwn )l c.,\ lllster Jull:in R .\: Co, Co ,·ini;ton )litchell R A. 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Covington Dav is James, Covl nc;ton Elli s Lou, Covington Ellls Z M, Covington S hoeuinkers Clark J E, Covington TaHors Boerner Wm E, Covtnglon Smith G L, Co\'lngto n TtUlne1·s Deford Co Th e, Covington Telephone Compnnlel't Cllrton Forgo Mutunl Telephon e Co, Covington Covington & Potts Creek Telephone Co, Covington 011t1clnns Hively ~ (', Covingto n Rodge T, Covington Tlu~otre~ Hippodrome, Covlogton Mn.sonic, Covington Pulnte rs--House nnd Slgu Compert J H. Covington Tlnne:rs Co\'ll)~on Paint & Wnll l'a;ier Co. Co•·lngton 1 :UcMun n J R & Son, Cov ington I Lil . 'P Has one of the largest shipyards NEWPORT NEWS on the Atlantic and Good BuslneM Sites. Write CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. loo· 1 �60 Membership Corner Welcome to our newest mernbers. Ramsey, Marguerite F. 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Box 18062, Roanoke, VA Smith, Edgar C. P.O. Box 6073, Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA Knewstep, Shirley Bane18527 Avocet Dr., Lutz, FL 24014-0788 93921-6073 33549-2704 540-345-0608 Computer Bits New Web Sites www.ellisisland.org www.familysearch. org Information about the digitizing of 20 million records into a searchable online database that is scheduled to be complete by the end of 2000. New LDS Library site under construction . Check frequently because new data will be added often . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �61 FROM WHERE I SIT THOUGHTS FROM YOUR EDITOR... How many tiJnes have you looked in an index, saw your surname, but did not bother to look it up because your family did not spell it the same way? Many times I have heard patrons in the Virginia Room say "My mother's family was Green, with an 'e"' or "No, that's "Robe11son' not 'Robinson"'. I've even heard one patron say "My mother was a Reynolds. She always spelled her name that way and that's the only way I've seen it. I can't understand why all her ancestors misspelled it." Please, please do .NOT let yourself be hindered by the modern world's obsession with spelling. Prior to the Twentieth Century, the world was a verbal world. SPELLING WAS NOT AN ISSUE. No matter how a word was spelled (not just names); if you said it aloud and it matched what you intended to say, it was correct. (I know that spelling was taught in schools during the last half of the Nineteenth Century, but it really did not catch on with parents, clerks of court and public officials until much later) In fact, if a clerk of court were to ask your ancestors how they spelled their names, many times the answer would have been "I don't know." The clerk simply wrote what he heard. Please notice that we have only a couple of queries in this issue. The number of queries over the last year or so hns dropped dramatically. In discussi ons about why this has happened, several possibilities have come up: "People are too busy." "They're putting queries on the internet because ifs faster (because they reach more people)." ··Queries are too hard to write.'' If you are one of those who feel a query on the internet will reach more people, you are probably right. However, there is a large group of genealogists who are still not on the internet. Many in this group are older genealogists who have had many years of researching. ff you do not reach them, you may be missing the benefits of their knowledge. My recommendation is to put your query on the internet, but put it in the journals as well. Don Martindale sent me a copy of a series of e-mail exchanges regarding the selling of grave markers on eBay auctions. In some of the "ads" for these markers, the seller refers to the fact that they are " used" or "show signs of use." To give these grave robbers the benefit of the doubt, they may not realize that every state has laws against vandalism to graves; and that in selling the markers, they are encouraging it by providing a market. Therefore, if you see any of this type of activity on the jnternet, e ither at eBay or Amazon or any other site, please register your complaint with the site itself, with the seller, and w ith your own state's authorities. This is an activity that should not be tolerated PERIOD! Beginning in the February 2000 issue of the VAN, we will be highlighting one of the twenty-nine counties of southwestern Virginia in each issue. By highlighting, I mean that your editor will be checking out sow-ces for genealogical research in that particular county, publishing lists of what is available in court houses, libraries, genealogical and historical societies, and other pertinent information she can find. Your mission is to send VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �62 any original research you have done in that county; cemeteries you have recorded ; problems you have encountered; successes you have had; transcriptio ns o f w ill s, deeds, court orders; obituaries; family B ibles; abstracts o f will books, deed books, etc. pertaining to the surname you are searching in that county; or anything else yo u mi ght like to sec included. The above will be in addition to our regular VAN articl es and features. Therefore, d o NOT read the list below and think there will be nothing fo r yo u in the VAN unt il we get to Montgomery or Botetourt county. We w ill be startin g with some of the counties in the far western tip of Virginia which have received little attention in the past: FEBRUARY 2000 - Buchanan County MAY 2000 - Dickenson County AUGUST 2000 - Wise County NOV EMBER 2000 - Lee County If you have any suggestions, comments, tips. or ideas concerni ng this ser ies or the V /\N in general, you may contact me at <amsylvest@ cxcite.com>. 1 look fon\" nni t,1 hearing from you. BITS AND PIECES ::::::. :::::::: :::::: :.: :.::::: :::::::=::::.:.::: ===:: :: :.: == :: :: =:::.::.::: : : : : :.=::: :.:: :,: :.: :.: :: :::.::.:: :.:::; :: :: == :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :..:. :.=: : : :::-:: :: == :: :: :.: :: :: :.: :.::.: :::= == WILLIAM CRAFT , CLO CK & WATCH MAKER, SILVER SM ITH &c. Respectfully announce s to the i nhab i tants of Fin cast l e, a nd th e sur r o unding Country , that he h as recently e stablishe d him se l f h e r e, in the hous e imm e di~ ~ely opposite Me s srs Gray & Graves ' s t ore , and t wo rl r 0rs b e low Co l Harvey , where he carr ie s on t h e above business i n a l l i ts dL u s branch e s ; a nd at the most reduced pr ices, to suit the pr ese n t exigen cy ,f the time s . He moreover informs them , tha t h e will k e ep on h a nd constant ly , and warrant them to perform for ten y ears , an assor t ments of CLOCKS , which he will sell low . He solicits the patrona ge of the public in re p a iring Watches , which he assure s them wil l be executed with faithfulness , c are, and e x pedition. SILVER WORK WILL BE made , in a manner that he confidently hope s , wi ll g ive g eneral s ati s faction . BRASS FOUNDER I NG, will b e don e in a l l its vari ous branches . N.B. He wil l keep on hand constant l y a v a ri e t y of CHAI NS , SEALS AND KEYS ; wh i ch he will d i spose of, on the most r e a s onable terms. Fincastle, Va . October 23, 1820 from " Herald of t he Valley", 23 Oct 1820 , Fincastle, Va ----------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTICE All persons hav i n g WATCHES at my shop will cal l & ge t th e m imm ed i a t e l y , as I am anxious to go to the north . Al l pers on s i ndebted t o me, will make pay ment direct l y , as n o indul gness can b e give n. N. B. I wi ll s e ll i f spp l icat i on i s made s oon, two very good CLOCKS, (warranted) very low i n d eed f or cash. WI LLIAM CRAFT from "Herald of the Valley", Fi ncast l e, Va, J . " 5 , 1 8 21 VIRGINIA APPALACHJA1"'o • 11 �63 QUERIES 99-15 : Researching Thomas CORVIN, b 1793, Wythe Co. He is in VA at bro John's will in 1809, then in TN with William, Eli, Duncan, Philo by 1840-1850. Information appreciated . Where does this family's story of Cherokee ancestry come from? Nancy Peate. 2513 S. E. Taylor St.. Portland. OR 97214. E-mail: kr6c@webtv.net 99-16: Is John CORVIN, settled in Wythe Co by 1770, fa of John, Isaac, Samuel, Thomas, Joseph, m Elizabeth Creger, really same as John COLVIN, the Rev War vet? Could they be two different men? What links the CORVINs and the COLVINs? Nancy Peate. see 99-1 5 99-17: Need info on Thomas WILES b ca 1730, VA; Eleanor H OBSON b ca 1730, VA; Eunice JONES b 1764 VA, par James & Elizabeth JONES; Sally VINCENT b 1798, VA, par? Ezekiel & Dorcas (WARREN) VINCENT; Ruth ARTHURS m 1823, Grayson Co VA, George PUCKETT, par? Joseph & Elisabeth ARTHURS. Laurie J. (Smith) Duncan. 846 S. Nebraska Ave .. .Minden. NE 68959-?328 99-18: Need info on John M. CORDER b 1798, Montgomery Co, VA, wife Ruth Ann LUSK b 1805, VA; James CORDER b 1824, Tazewell Co, VA, wife Margaret BEER; Jacob HUBER/HOOVER b ca 1760, VA: John DRAKE b 1770, VA, wife Sarah KACKLEY; Jolm BURCHAM b 17733-40, VA, wife Reaeanna SWEARINGEN. Lauri e J. (Smith) Duncan. see 99-17 BITS AND PIECES ==:: ::. :::: :: :.: :.: :.: :.: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :: ::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :.: :.: ::: :.: :.: ::.:::.::: :.: :: :: ::.:: :.: :_: :.:: == :: := :::: :::.:: :.::.::::: ::~====-= :.: ::::::.:: :: ::.:.::: ::.:::: :.::::= ::: MELANCHOLY OC CURRENCE On Monday last, a Mr Wm. Reid, while crossing the bridge about a mile fro m Pattensburg , accident a lly fel l i nto the river and was drowned. The len gth of t ime h e rema i ned in the water was s uch as to bid def iance to all attempts at r esuscitation. He ma in tained a respecta ble standing in socie ty, and has l eft a tvife and several children to lament t heir irreparable loss. from "Heral d of the Valley", 4 January 1821, Fincastle, Va ============================================================================= HERALD OF THE VALLEY 18 September 1820, Fincastle , Va. HENRY WAX Wishes to inform his fr iends and the public in general that he has a gain co~enced the manufacturing of STILLS, TIN WARE , SHEET IR ON, &c. in all their various branches at his old stand in Fincastle, where he intend s to ' . . h. i · f continue and keep on hand a fu ll assortment of ·every artic ~e in is ine 0 busine ss; Tin Ware of the best Quality, will be sold low ~ither wholesale or retai l. HOUSE GUTTERS & SPOUTS, wil l be made of good Tin and put up at short notice all kinds of repairing done in the above line as customary , an d old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lead , t aken as paymen t . Finc astle , Sep t 18 ~ 1 820 VIRG I N I A APPA L ACHI A N NOTES �64 BOOK REVIEWS by Ann Sylvest Craig County Virginia Marriages, 1911 - 1939, compiled by Ruth G . Hale. 1998. Mrs. Hale has taken the marriages from the marriage register for Crai g C ounty and listed them chronologically with all the pertinent information included . T he groom is listed in column one with all his information below his name, the bride in co lumn two with her information. The date the license was issued, the date of the marriage, the loca tion of the marriage and the name of the minister is all in column three. She has included an Inde x to the Brides and Grooms in the back along with some e xamples of ma rriage I iccnscs . The print is very clear and easy to read and I know it will be a tremend o us hel p to a ll who are looking for marriages in Craig County during this ti me period . The o nl y thing this reviewer would like to have seen is to have parents and ministers inc luded in th e index. To obtain information concerning purchase of the book, contact the co mpile r, Rut h G . Hale 3945 Read Mountain Road, Roanoke, VA 24019. ) Clark Pratt Guilliams (1852-1911) and his W ife Mary M a rgaret Miza r (1855-1932) Some An cestors and Descendants, From the 1790's to the Present T ime, by La ure ne Marion Pittman, 1974. This small booklet (the author's word) of 32 pages docs cover the Guilliams family from 1790 to 1973. However, it is di ffi cult to f'o l low as the numbering system does not clearly define relationships. Refe re nces arc listed at the e nd of some sections, but with no indication as to which pieces of informa ti o n were obtained from each source. There is an.index. The book is definitely worth readin g iryo u arc researching the Guilliams fa~Ily. Bu~ be sure to verify from orig ina l sources any information taken. Purchase mformat1on may be obtained r·om :1e author at 180() Rockhill Road, Manhattan KS 66502. LOST on the 9th J un e, in the t own of Fincastle, a small Red Morocco Pocket Book , conta ining a note on J ohn Pate for two hundr ed dollars, with a credit of fif t y dollar s endorsed on it; a cer t i f i c a te f rom H~_!Tl~s Depew, statin g that he woul d settle t h e bond gi ven by me to Elij a h De pew. Some receipt s f rom the sheriff of Bedford county, an d a few c l erl<S ticket s . Ther e we r e other papers in the book , bu t t hey ar e no t recoll ected a t thi s tim e . Th e fi nder will be liberally rewarde d on r estoring th e book & its con t ents to me , living on the head waters of Beaver Dam , in the edge of Bedford count y. JOHN JARED, Bedford county . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------POCKET BOOK FOUND , answering the description of the one mentioned in the above adverti s er sent. ABSALOM DEM Y from "Herald-of the Valley ", Jul y 16 , 1821 V IRGI NIA APPA L ACHIA N Nt >rt 1-i �65 WHAT'S NEW IN THE VIRGINIA ROOM PASSENGER AND IM1V1IGRATION LISTS INDEX 1999 SUPPLEMENT PART 2, edited byP. William Filby and Frank V. Castronova. Gale Research, Fannington Hills, MI. 1999. GENEALOGY FROM THE HEARTLAND, 1998 Supplement, compiled by Martha L. Henderson and Annette W . Curtis. Mid-Continent Public Library, Independence, MO. 1998. HENRY COUNTY VIRGINIA CENSUS 1830, by Don Simmons. AUSTINS OF AfdERICA, Vol. 1, edited by Michael Edward Austin, Sc.I;>. The Austin Print, Concord, MA. 1995. THE CLINES AND ALLIED FAMILIES OF THE TUG RIVER REGION OF KENTUCKY AND WEST VIRGINIA, by Cecil L. Cline. Gateway Press, Baltimore, l\ID. 1998. McDOWELL COUNTY IN WEST VIRGINIA AND AMERICAN HISTORY, by Jean Battlo. McLain Printing Co., Parsons, WV. 1998. STRAMLER TRACKS, et al, by Robert W. Stramler. Tennessee Valley Publishing, Knoxville, TN. 1998. IDSTORY OF KELLEY STREET UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCR NEWTOWN, HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 1892-1906, edited and transcribed by Ruth M. Toliver. 1998. A CITY UNTO ITSELF LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA IN THE 20tll CENTURY, by Darrell ' ' Lau rant. 1997. VIRGINIA'S PRIVATE WAR, by William Blair. Oxford U niversity Press. 1998. GUIDE TO SPECIAL COLLECTIONS IN THE EARL GREGG SWEM LIBRARY. The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Vrrginia. 1993. ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF FRANCIS EPES I OF VIRGINIA, Vol 1, edited by John Frederick Dorman. 1992. A LINK AMONG THE DAYS The Life and Times of the Rev. Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin, the Father of Colonial Williamsburg, by D~nnis Montgomery. Dietz Press, Richmond, VA. 1998. APP ALACHlAN DULCIMER TRADITIONS, by Ralph Lee Smith. The Scarecrow Press. Inc., Lanham, Md. & London. 1997. THE DEEDS OF AMHERST COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1761-1807, and ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1748- 1763, by the Rev. Bailey Fulton Davis. Southern Historical Press, Easley. SC 1979. VIRGIN IA APPALACHIAN NOTES �66 CIIlTWOODFAMJLY, by Jean (Cragun) Tombaugh. Wendell C. Tombaug~ Rochester, IN.1965. THE ROAD TO GUILFORD COURTHOUSE, by John Buchanan. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 1997. FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA MINUTE BOOK 1788-1789, edited by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Virginia. 1998. FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA MINUTE BOOK 1789-1790, edited by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press. 1998. OLDKINGWil..LIAMCOUNTYCBvffiTERIES, revised and edited by J. Jarvis Taylor and Helen Taylor Mazza. King William County Historical Society. 1995. FREDERICK COUNTY MARYLAND LAND RECORDS LIBER F ABSTRACTS, 1756-1761 , abstracted by Patricia Abelard Andersen. 1995. FREDERICK COUNTY MARYLAND LAND RECORDS LIBER E ABSTRACTS 1752-1756, abstracted by Patricia Abelard Andersen. 1995. FREDERICK COUNTY MARYLAND LAND RECORDS LIBER G AND H ABSTRACTS, 17611763, abstracted by Patricia abelard Andersen. 1996. FREDERICK COUNTY MARYLAND LAND RECORDS LIBER J ABSTRACTS 1763-1767, abstracted by Patricia Abelard Andersen. 1996. FREDERICK COUNTY MARYLAND LAND RECORDS LIDER K ABSTRACT S 1765-1768, abstracted by Patricia Abelard Anderson.1997. FREDERICK COUNTY MARYLAND LAND RECORDS LIBER B ABSTRACTS 1748-1752, abstracted by Patricia Abelard Andersen. 1995. MARRIAGE RECORDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1876 THRU 1898, compiled by Beverly Merritt. GENERAL INDEX TO DEEDS 1646-1789, NORFOLK COUNTY, VIRGINIA, compiled by Emily L. Walker. 1800 TAX LISTS AND ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS 1796-1800 OF WYTHE COUNTY, VlRGINIA. MEMOIRS OF BURKE'S GARDEN AND TAZEWILL COUNTY, by Mildred L ineberry. FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAND CAUSES 1788-1824, compiled by Ruth and Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Virginia. 1998. FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAND CAUSES 1812-1832, compiled by Ruth and Sam VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �67 Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Virginia. 1998. WYTHE COUNTY HISTORICAL REVIEW, #I (1971) thru #10 (1976), published by Wythe County Historical Society, Wythe County, Virginia. WYTHE COUNTY IDSTORICAL REVIEW, #11 (1976) thru #20 (1981), published by Wythe County Historical Society, Wythe County, Virginia. NEW JERSALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY, LOVETTSVILLE, VJR.GINIA 17701943, compiled by Marty Hiatt, CGRS, and Craig Roberts Scott, CGRS. 1995. LANCASTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1729-1732, compiled by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press,McLean, Virginia 1998. LANCASTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1732-1736, compiled by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean. Virginia 1998. RICHMOND COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1718-1719, compiled by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Vrrginia 1998. RICHMOND COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1719-1721, compiled by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Virginia 1998. WESTMORELAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1705-1707, compiled by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Virginia 1998. WESTMORELAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1707-1709, compiled by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Virginia 1998. CAMPBELL COUNTY VIRGINIA CHURCH CEMETERIES, Vol. V. 1998. THE MODERATES' DILEMMA, edited by Matthew D. Lassiter and Andrew B. Lewis. University Press of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. 1998. PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY VIRGINIABUSJNESS LICENSES 1806-1899, compiled by Ronald Ray Turner, Manassas, Va. 1998. PRINCE Wll.,LIAM COUNTY VIRGINIA 1830 CENSUS, compiled by Ronald Ray Turner, Manassas, Va. 1998. KING GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA 1720-1990, by Nancy E. Harris. Clearfield Company, Baltimore, Md. 1994. 1815 DIRECTORY OF VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS, vol. 3, Eastern Region, abstracted by Roger G. Ward. Iberian Publishing Co. Athens, Georgia. 1998. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �68 !· DICTIONARY OF VIRGINIA BIOGRAPHY, Vol. 1 Aaroe-Blanchfield, ~dited by J?~ Kneebone, J. Jefferson Looney, Brent Tarter and Sandra Gioia Treadway. T he Library of Vrrgirua, Richmond, Va. 1998. CHAMBERS, Descendants of John Chambers and Rhoda W atkins, by Dorothy Chambers Watts.1993. TIIE BOND FAMILY, by L. D . Bond, Wichita, KS . OCCANEECIDE SAPONI AND TUTELO OF THE SAPONI NATION, written and compiled by Richard L. Haithcock, and Vicki L. Haithcock. 1996. PISGAH UNITED l\IBTIIODIST CHURCH, TWO CENTURIES OF FAITH 1793-1993, by Terry W. Mullins. Tapestry Press, Acton, MA. 1993. A BYRD FAMILY HISTORY, compiled by Robert Earl Byrd.1975. ANOTIIER ALBUM OF TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA, part I, TazeweU County Historical Society, Tazewell, Virginia. 1991. ANOTHER ALBUM OF TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINlA, part ll, Tazewell County Historical Society, Tazewell, Vrrginia. 1991. STILL ANOTHER ALBUM OF TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Tazewell County Historical Society, Tazewell, Virginia. 1992. ROWAN COUNTYNORTII CAROLINA MARRIAGE RECORDS 1754-1866, vol. 1, Names A-F, by Frances T. Ingmire. Iberian Publishing Co., Athens, Georgia. 1984. ROWAN COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGE RECORDS 1754-1866, vol. 111 , Names 0 -Z, by Frances T. Ingmore. Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia. 1984. AN ORAL HISTORY OF KONNAROCK, VIRGINIA, by William B . Gable and Edward H . Davis. 1997. HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LISTS 1782-179 1. Genealogy, Miami Beach, FL. 1998. TLC A HISTORY OF WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA TO 1900, by George R . Hawke. Virginia Historical Commission. 1997. ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1749-1752, edited by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, Virginia. I 998. ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1752-1753, edited by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �69 Antient Press, McLe~ Va. 1998. PAGE COUNTY VIRGINIA WILLS 1831THRU1940, by Judith Campbell. 1997. SHENANDOAH COUNfY, VIRGINIA BIRTH RECORDS OF FREE BORN CHILDREN 18531871, compiled by Elisabeth Risdon. 1995. THE MEMORIALISTS, by David Scott Turk. Heritage Books, Inc. Bowie, MD. 1997. INDEX TO LOUDOUN COUNTY VIRGINIA WILLS 1757-1850, compiled by Lousia Skinner Hutchison. Willow Bend Books, Lovettsville, Va. 1997. REVOLUTIONARY PENSION APPLICATIONS, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA., compiled by Angela M . Ruley. 1998. BALTIMORE COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES 1777-1798, compiled by Dawn Beitler Smith. Fanilly Line Publications, Westminster, MD. 1989-1994. SHENANDOAH COUNTY VIRGINIA: A Study of the 1860 Census, Vol. 4, by Marvin J. Vann. Heritage Books, Inc. Bowie, :MD. 1998. TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS OF ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, vols. 2, 3, and 4, by Wesley E. Pippenger. Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD. 1992, 1993 . VIRGININWEST VIRGINIA REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS, Vol. ·6, by Patrick G. Wardell. Heritage Books, Inc. Bowie, MD. 1998. URBAN RENEWAL AND THE END OF BLACK CULTURE INCHARLOTTESVIl.LE_, VA., by James Robert Saunders and Renae Nadine Shackelford. McFarland & Co., Jefferson, NC. 1998_ CEMETERIES OF CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, vols. 1, 2, and 3, compiled by Herbert Ridgeway Collins. Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD. 1994, 1995, 1998. POPULATION OF ROANOKE, by the Department of City Planning. 1977. RICHMOND'S HISTORIC WATERFRONT 1607-1865, by the Canal Committee, Historic Richmond Foundation. 1989. ROCKBRIDGE RESEARCHER'S HANDBOOK, by Angela M. Ruley. 1998. ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA MANUSCRIPTS, A Guide to Collections in the United States, edited by Charles A. Bodie. Rockbridge Historical Society_, Lexington, VA. 1998. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �- - _--: ~ .. - 70 WHAT'S OLD IN THE VIRGINIA ROOM This series of articles will highlight some of the materials that are located in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library that may be overlooked because they have been there for some time. For those of you who do not have access to this li brary. be sure to check for availability at your own local library or possibly what might be available on inter-library loan. THE DRAPER MANUSCRIPTS: Lyman C. Draper (1815- 1891) developed a keen interest in history during his youth and throughout his lifetime gathered as many copies of archival records, newspaper articles, original manuscripts as he could. On several trips throughout the southeastern and middle states he also interviewed a great many people and made notes of their recollections. In total, the collection is composed of nearly 500 volumes of records which are housed in the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. In 1949 a mi croft Im edition of the manuscripts became available for the first time. During the time from 1970-1 98 1, a new microfilm edition was made, finding aids, and the Guide to the Draper !vfanuscripts, by Josephine L. Harper were published to make research in the manuscripts easier. Several libraries across the nation have the complete set of manuscripts, including the State Library of Virginia. The Virginia Room has the following series from the collection on microfilm (descriptions are taken from the above mentioned Guide which the Virginia Room also has): Series CC - Kentucky Papers - 37 volumes "A large collection of papers of diverse dates, format, and content dealing with the early history of Kentucky rather than with the life of any particular person or family. Acquired by Draper from many sources, this series includes many original manuscripts of the eighteenth and early nineteenth century created not only by pioneer Kentucky settlers but by persons representing numerouse occupations and professions--land promoters, surveyors, farmers, housewives, historians, teachers, clergymen, merchants, and soldiers." Series QQ - William Preston Papers - 6 volumes Entirely original papers, l 731-179 1, of William Preston ( 1729-1783) and of a few of his relatives including James Patton and John Buchanan (Patton's son-in-law). These three men held various civil offices in Augusta, Botetourt, and Fincastle counties when these areas were indeed the frontier. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �71 "Through David Campbell, former Virginia governor, Draper was introduced to members of the Preston family in 1844. Two years later W.R. Preston, grandson of William Preston, gave to Draper the original manuscripts composing this series." Series XX - Tennessee Papers - 7 volumes "Original papers of early Tennessee settlers, their later reminiscences, and Draper's correspondence with smviving ioneers and descendants. Draper gathered most of these materials early in his research career ( 1840-1854) as sources for use in writing his proposed biographies of Joseph Martin, James Robertson, John·Sevier, and their comrades." · Series ZZ - Virginia Papers - 16 volumes "Papers collected by Draper and partially arranged by him about 1865-1869 when he was planning to publish an enlarged and revised edition of Joseph Doddridge' s Notes on the Settlements and Indian Wars ofthe Western Parts of Virginia and Pennsylvania, 17631783 (Wellsburgh, VA., 1824). Now, you may ask "What has all this to do with genealogy?" If you have done any research for the time period prior to 1850, you know how hard it is to place specific people in specific locations at specific times. Lyman Draper was interest in the history of the trans-Alleghany West, a region embracing the western areas of the Carolinas and Virginia, portions of Georgia and Alabama, the entire Ohio River Valley, and part of the upper Mississippi Valley, from the period of the frontier conflicts in the 1740' s and 1750's to the American Revolution and the War of 181 2. AND HE DID HIS RESEARCH 150 YEARS AGO. The people he interviewed remembered the Revolution and the War of 181 2 and their parents told them directly what life was like during the Indian Wars and the settlement of this area. Not only that, they mentioned names and relationships, dates and places, and gave a great many details of life on the frontier. Even if you do not find a single person related to your genealogical research; if you take a look at the Draper Manuscripts that cover the place and time where your family settled (or even stayed only briefly), you will come away which a new understanding of and appreciation for the lives they lived. My personal experience with the Draper Manuscripts came about as a result of an assignment given me in my training to work in the Virginia Room. I was simply told to look up something in the Draper Manuscripts. So I picked my maiden name of McQueen. I fo und a referenced to an interview with a Joshua McQueen and that he mention his brother Thomas. Well, my fourth great-grandfather was named Thomas and according to the totally undocumented family history given to me by my parents, Thomas had a brother named Joshua. When I looked up the reference, there was a nine-page (handwritten) transcript of an interview with Joshua McQueen who told in great detail the VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �72 experiences of his brother Thomas McQueen during the Revolutionary War w hi ch confirmed much of what was a " Family Legend." In addition, Joshua told how the McQu eens came to Kentucky and the fact that Thomas went on to Indiana after the w ar and how proud Thomas was of the fact that three of his sons became ministe rs of the Gospel. This makes m e feel that he would be proud of my father who was a minister of the Gospel and m y brother who is also a minister. Genealogy is fa r more tha n nam es and dates on a chart! While we are on the subject of the Draper Manuscripts, there are a few things to b e aware of and to beware of: l. When places are mentione~, keep in mind that these are places of the time a nd many of them no longer c. th e ti· m e m . . .exist. If you can, find a map of the a rea 1rom question to see where 1t is. 2. Don't look in an inde~ and stop t?~re if you don' t see your a ncestor. C heck under names of children, neighbors, m1l1tary conections, in-laws, etc. 3. Spend some time getti.ng used to the handwriting . If you struggle through several exerpts, it will get easier. The more yo u read, the mo re you w ill be able to read . BITS AND PIECES A NEW POST OFFICE Has lat e l y been es tabished at 'He n der s on's,' wa s f ormerly on e by the name of ' Sh arkey ' s .' it Fi nc as tl e to Covingt on about thirteen miles from f r om the l a t ter pl ace . Print~rs i n Lynch burg , Richmond and Staunton, a few miles from wh e r e there is on the road l ead in g from th e f o rmer, and twenty miles would d o well to notic e it. -~ ================== ================ == === ========= ===:=== ========== === == = ===== Dep arted this life the 27th ult. Alexander C Boyd. a wife and seve r a l children to-bemoan their l oss. He has left ----------------------------------------------------------------------------MARRIED ---On the 11 in s t. by the Re v Wm Shanks, Mr Jacob Staur to Mis s Betsy Fluke, a ll of this county. ---- - -----On the 11 ins t by the Rev John Helms, Mr John Crutfield, to Miss Lucind a , daughter of Mr Adam Launis , a ll of thi s c ount y . from "Her ald of the Valley" , 1 5 J anu ary 1 821, Fin cast l e , Va . ============================================================================= HERALD OF THE VALLEY, 12 Februar y 182 1 , Fincast l e , Va MARRIED , on the 5th ins t . by t h e Rev John Helms , Mr Mccaul to Catharine Simmerman, daughter of William Simmerman , a ll of this coun~ y. VIRGINIA APPALACHI AN NOTES �- - _ _ c_ __ _ GENEALOGICAL QUER IES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 wo rd query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space pennits. 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Fo ll owi ng th e ir review. a ll books wi ll ht: rlaccd 111 the V 1rg 1111a Room of th e Roanoh.e C it) I .1brary. o n South J e ffe r~on Stree t in Roan o ke, Virg ini a. * * * * * ~ ~ �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. ---------- - ----------------- -----------·- --------------------Vol. 23 - No. 1 - February 1999 CONTENTS President's Message Online Genealogy by Steve Jenkins Books by Members Botetourt County, V irgi ni a. Free Negroes by C harles Bunon Virgi nia Appalachia Postal History-Post Offices and Postmaster Appointments: The Stampless Period by H. A. Hudson Common Melungeon Surname List by Nancy Sparks Morrison Germans in the Val ley: Unlocking the Secrets of German Baptismal Records by Dorothy A. Boyd-Rush, Ph.D. Mil ls Cemetery. Montgomery County, VA by Ruth G. Hale Nutional Genealogical Society 1999 Conference in the States Sale orlnventory of Andrew Milbourn. Lee County. Virginia submitted by Carol L. Milbourn Gearheart C emete ry, Montgomery County, VA, by Sylvia Gearheart Albert Bigclow-Scollay-Parkman Family B ib le by Nelson Hanis From Where I Sit, Thoughts From Your Editor by Ann Sylvest Queries Book Review: Colvett Family Chronicles 1998 SVGS financial Statement ..... .J 8 9 13 21 27 27 28 30 .... ..., ..:u 34 35 36 IN MEMORIAM Mae DillonMoore November l 0, 1998 A m~rnorial fund has b~cn ~stnbli s hed in Mrs. Moore' s na me. If you \\·ould like to contrihul~ lO the rund. mnkc checks payabk to ' 'Roa noke City Public Library f'o undation·· and in the me mo space on ynur c heck '".:rite ·'Mac 0. M oore Fund" . Co ntributions should be sent to Roanoke C ity Public. Lihrnr:-. , 706 S. Je fferson Street. Roanoke , VA :2-Wl 6 . �2 SOUTHWESTE RN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCI ET ./ ROANOKE , VIRGINIA OFFICE OF THE NEW PRESIDEN T , WENDY MARIE JAMES Jus t t his pas t Saturday , January 16, 1999 , at o u r first meeting of the n ew y ea r , we h ad ove r 60 persons attending, many of t h em nonme mbers wh o a p pe a red to be at their first SVGS geneal o gi ca l meeting a nd program, a ccord ing to the a tte n dance list - -THIS IS GR EAT !!! We had n o idea how a l ecture on the Melungeon Settlements in Southwes te rn Virg inia wo uld draw so man y folks from as far away as several hours ' driv e fro m Roanoke . goes to a l 1 of our new Board office rs who , 1 i ke those wh o h ave served before , sacrifice personal r esea r ch tim e i n orde r to e nrich this pasttime for others, You will find the list o f new (a nd ret urning) Board and Commit te e members on the i n s id e front cover of this issue of the VAN . Consider yourse l f as a poc;sj ble fut u re cao di datr:> wbPo P ) ect j o n time comes around in October-November . I t will be a rewarding expe ri ence to have a voting say - so in suggesting progra m spea k ers and topics and in purchasing books and equipment to fu r ther the research o f o ur ge n ea l o gical colleagues. A BIG THANK YOU also goes to all th ose Board members wh o se t wo -year service ended with December 1998 : A B IG THANK YOU GENE SWARTZELL (1997-8 President) , now Immediate Past Preside nt , who will continue to serve on the Board with her advice a n d e xpertise in things presidential ; JIM SHOTTS (1997-8 1st Vice President and Progra m Cha i r) who provided us with two outstanding years of interesting and in formationa l programs ; SAM GOOD (1997-8 2nd Vice Presi dent) who , al t h o ugh inactive fo r several months , has now bounced ba ck t o good hea l th ; WINFRED HART (1997-8 Treasurer) who came to my resc ue when I made a mess of the Treasurer's records during 1 996 ; WENDY J AMES (1997-8 Recording Secretary) who at l east did not make a mess of th e Board and Membership Meeting minutes . word about several gals who have recentl y dec i ded t o g i ve up or at least cut back on their activit i es within SVGS : MILDRED CAMPBELL, lo n g - time Historia n but now inactive , a duty which has been accepted (following arm-twisting) by BABE FOWLER ; ORA BELLE MCCOLMAN, wh o , f o llowing a recent presi d e ntial term and many important past terms of se~vice , might h.=ive t aken on the responsibility of preparing book reviews for the VAN (follo wi ng several years of duty by Gene Swartzell ) , b ut_ who has decl i ned this acti vi~ y ma i nly due to transportation limitations. Will someone else step up to help out? A Respectfully submitted : ff~uf,1;1 Oa?J'{aY WENDY ~-r2 JAMES 1999-2000 Pres i dent, SVGS 111-3 Rutledge Drive Salem VA 24153-2940 Phone: (540) 38 7-4 362 (evenings) VIRGINIA A PPA L ACl llAN NOTES �3 Online Genealogy Steve Jenkins There has been a revolution brought about by linking computers worldwide and it is beginning to change the field of genealogical research. Though these changes are for the most part in their infancy. their impact wi ll grow and become one of the genealogists most important tools. Thanks to the vision and impact of Apple Computers and their Macintosh model, personal computers (PC) and the internet has become as easy and fun to explore as your favorite shopping mall. At first, IBM based computers were so complicated that you needed a degree in electronics and knowledge of obtuse, complicated jargon and mathematic like program.ming languages just to find the "on" button. Even with the development of Microsoft's software for the PC, DOS (Disk Operating System), you still needed to master a cryptic fom1 of shorthand to manage your computer. Now. software is pre-loaded on the PC's and computer icons have changed the complicated commands needed to operate a computer to just pointing to and clicking a symbol on the monitor screen. This has made using a PC easy and intuitive. You can plug in your computer to the electric power and your phone line~ set up an internet account and start searching for your family and ancestors. Anyone who can type can use a PC to do research on the Internet v.rith only an hour of guidance from a computer literate friend. Understanding what kind of resources are avai lable on the Internet is important to the genealogi~t and family historian. By its very nature, no source can be better than a secondary source and is more usually tertiary or quaternary source at this time. As far as I know, no government body uses only computerized records yet. Most of the information I have found has been transcribed from hi storic sources and a fo ll ow up and check of source records is imperative. At best, the Internet should be considered an additional research tool, pointing the way to sources of evidence a nd other genealogist researching the same lines. But, considering that the Internet can save you munero us phone calls to other researchers or hours and days of searching tlu·ough the wrong co urthouse for the records you want, it is and will be a boon to genealogists everywhere. VHU;tNIA APPALAl HI \!'I NOTES �4 A key to using the internet for researching your ancestors is u1H.lcrsta11d i ng w ha t kind of information or resources each site provides. "Surfing" the ne t \ Va s a n c~1sy "ay rnr me to find that my great-great-grandparents were married in Bro,vn Co .. Indi a na i11 stL'~1d or ~!11.:lhy Co . w ere they lived. Now when I plan a trip to the courthouses in Indiana . I ,,·ill he sure tP i11cludc Bn n\'n County. A good point to make here, though, is that you sho uld still take the time tn gu throug h a ll o f the record years looking for the surnames you are researching a nd no t just look at the Jatc the internet gave for a particular record. Evidence seldo m occurs as a n iso lated entry in a record boo k a t the courthouse, so check all of the records for the period a nd na mes .\'lrn arc rcscarchi 1112. to u.c t the full benefit of the "lead" the internet produces, that way you \\'O n ' t ha , ·c t L) return nc.--:t : ca r. - - For the purposes of this article, I have grouped internet s ites of interest in tu m: ow n categories based on what I found to be the most interesting or he lpful info rm a ti u 11 at the s ite. S ites you might find interesting follow: Best Genealogy Link Pages: These sites make good starting points beca use the y co ntain numerou s hype r- links (icons you can "click" on) that will take to other genealogy and history oriented s ites. www.CyndisList.com: Cyndi's List is the best site for links on the internet. www.skyenet/0/o7Estevens/gensig3.htm : Good links to Pennsy lvan ia/ German/ Dutch data bases. u-personal.umich.edu/-cgaunt/virginia.html: Links for Y irginiu and West V irginia genealogy sites. www.geocities.com/SoHo/9787/ships.html: Numerous pages o f links to passenger lists of early ships. \VWW.cowboy.net/native/indian.links.html: Native American resources. webuser.rhein-main.net/markus.gath/nativeonline.htm: "Native America Onl ine ." www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/8962: Native American information by tribe. www.the-spa.com:80/alan.morris/cwlin ks.html: C ivil War links. Adoption Searches: Sites to help locate birth parents. www.reunionregistry.com Surname Lists: www.usgenweb.com www.rootsweb.com/-maillist/ VIRG I NIA APPALAC H IAN N O TES �5 Genealogical Data Sites: Currently the transcription of data to the :internet is very sparse, but growing. I have found some census records, marriage record indexes, military pension record indexes, cemetery lists and even some family Bible transcriptions. \V\VW .usgenweb.org www.usgenweb.org/census/states.html: U.S. Census index by state. \V\vw.rootsweb.com/-cemetery/registry.html: Cemetery registration page. www .geocities.com/Heartland/ lco.vsla.edu: The Library of Virginia. www.courts.state.va.us: Virginia Court site. """"'V .rootsweb.com/ 0/o 7Eindian/index.html: Indian Captives of Early American Pioneers - A listing of known captives with query page and related links. www.census.gov/ftp/pub/genealogy/W\vw www.nara.gov: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). www.nara.gov/regional/nrmenu.html: NARA Regional Record Services Facilities menu. \>V\vw.army.mil/cmh-pg/records.htm: Master Index of Army Records. \V\VW.codetalk.fed.us/(library.html]: U.S. Government Native American site & [U.S. Governn1ent American Indian Library] site. \VWw.doi.gov/bureau-indian-affairs.html: Bureau oflndian Affairs site. W\vw.loc.gov: The Library of Congress. Querv & Newsletter si tes: www.intcr)og.com/-magazine/: Fanlily Chronicle Magazine W\vw.onlinegenealogy.com: Journal of Online Genealogy \>V\vw.members.aol.com/NAAHKITTY: Native American Ancestry Hunting newsletter prepared by genealogist Laurie Beth Duffie. \V\V\V.nativepeoples.com: Native Peoples Magazine \V\VW.citynet.net/mostwanted: "Genealogy's Most Wanted". Bulletin hoard for genealogical queries. Genealogical Book and Software Publishers sites: Publishers: W\V\V.everton.com: Evertom Publishers. Utah. www.traveller.com/gcncalogy: Southern Genealogy books www .ancestor.com: www.genealogy-books.com : Jeanette Austin, Fayettsviile, GA has 1200 books, records on diskette, cd roms mostly about Georgia, a free newsletter and free bible records on-line. VIRGINIA APPALAC H IAN NOTES �6 Software: www.ftm.com: Family Tree Maker www.familytreemaker.com: Family Tree Maker homepage. www.palladium.net: Palladium Interactive makers or The llltimatc Family Tree Maker software. Home Pages: There are county, state, and historical organization homepages \.v·ith links to databases of interest to genealogists. There are also ethnic organi zations with genealogical information such as Native American, Jewish, Irish and Polish. Their arc hi storic s pecial interest sites such as the Titanic , the Oregon Trail, the Orphan Train. Descendant's of Pochahontas, Virginia Civil War, and Home Pages for individual doing research >vvith links to surname lists. Historical Society and Historv oriented si tes: www.cits.org/rvhist.html: Roanoke Valley History Museum. members.aol.com/jweaver300/grayson/vacwhp.htm : The Virginia Civ il War homepage. www.users.aol.com/ballywoodn/archeraldry.html: American College of Heraldry. www.ukans.edu/-usa/index.html: University of Kansas provides an index of links related to U.S. history. e.g. Labor, military, immigration, C ivil War, African Americans. chnm.gmu.edu/history/depts: George Mason University links to hi story departments all around the world. www.ucr.eduh-gig/welcome.html: UC Riverside Hon;s History Links (alp habetically listed) to historical journals, genealogy sources, Scottish, Irish, Jewish, British and many other sites. www.msstate.edu:80/Archives/History/USAJusa.html : Mississippi State historical text archives for the colonial period, revolution and early republic. wwwisleuth.com/gene.html: A link site to SS Death Index, Civil War soldiers, Mayflower database, National Archives of Scotland. raven.cc.ukans.edu: Kansas Heritage Interactive Genealogy. www.libertynet.org/-pahist: Historical Society of Pennsylvania: A special collections library in Philadelphia. www.sc.edu/library/socar/uscs/1993/esjame93.html: Confederados in Brazil - The Fraternity of American Descendants. An organization of over 100,000 descendants of Confederate veterans who fled to Brazil. Over 400 Confederate veterans are buried there. waltonfeed.com/old: Essays of life in the "old days" with demonstrations of how to salt cure meat, how an ice house worked and was used, out-houses, and having to walk to school in the snow. V IRGINI A APPALAC HIAN NOT ES �7 Pho ne Books: Look up any name (surname) anywhere in the U.S. or the addresses, e-mail, and even directions and trip maps. world~ find phone numbers, www .switchboard.com www.whowhere.com: A+ recommended - SJ G enealoBical Organization Homepages: www.virginiagenealogy.com: Virginia Genealogy homepage. www.worldgenweb.org: WorldGenWeb Project www.iigs.org: International Internet Genealogical Society www.ngsgenealogy.org: The National Genealogy Society homepage with membership information, schedules, standards, etc. www.america.net/-ggs/index.html: Georgia Genealogy Society www.genhomepage.com: The Genealogy Homepage. www.gentree.com/gentree2.html www .geocities.com/Yosemiteffrails/8050: Daughters of Native America site. www.ncai.org: National Congress of American Indians site. www.icomnet.com/-cheyanne: Native American genealogy. www.pgsa.org: Polish Genealogical Society of America. www.italgen.com/main.html: Italian Genealogy Homepage. midas.ac.uk/genuki/big/wal/: Welsh genealogy. world.std.com/- ahernffIARA.html: The Irish Ancestral Research Association homepage. www.irish-timcs.com: hish Times newspaper has genealogy links and a 24 hr. net-cam showing Dublin. Search Engines: Sites that search for words, nan1es or phrases tlu·ough a wide segment of the internet. A note of caution: search engines do not search every database accessible to the public, but they are a good place to start and you'll want to use more than one. You must learn to use these search engines in a way that returns useful results by refining your search parameters. For instance, a search for "Smith" might return forty or fifty thousand occurrences of that name in the data bases which it searches. More useful would be "Captain Jolm Smith", which mig ht narrow the results returned to a few hundred or maybe a thousand occurrences. www .yahoo.com W\V\V .lycos.co m altavista.digital.com www.nara.gov/cgi-bin/starfinder: NAILS search engme for NARA. Search National Archives holdings. VIRGINIA APPALACH IAN NOTES �8 How-to Sites: Some sites have free tutorials for genealogists, some yo u have to pay for. Free tutorials: www.lycos.com/wguide/tools/pgview.html : Lycoos Community Genealogy for Beginners. www.uftree.com: Immigration and Naturalization Tutorial in Ultimate Fami ly Tree Premier. agll.com/trivia/7steps2b.html: "Seven Steps to a Family Tree - A Beginners Gu ide to Genealogy. www.newbie-u.com: Internet tutorials. Learn how to use f TP (Pi le Transfer Protocal) to transfer and share your data w ith other researchers. A lso learn how to use the Internet for me (Internet Relay Chat). This is an internet fo nn at that lets you use the internet for "conference calling" other researchers. Instead of talking on the phone. you enter a site called a "chat room" a site dedicated to a speciali zed a rea, s uch as genealogy, teenagers, sports and talk to other individuals by typing. Usual ly there are many people just eavesdropping, and when you ask a question or join a discussion, you m ay get many responses, depending on who has "dropped by." Note: If yo u are interested in !RC, Cyndi 's List (above), will explain how it works more thoroughly and give you li nks where you can download the software needed to use IRC fo r a free 30 day trial. After 30 days, you have to pay for the software or it erases itself from your computer. Isn't technology wonderfu l? htmlgoodies.com: Learn how to create your own homepages using H yperT ext Markup Language (HTML). familyhistory.flash.net: The Family History Show - this site disseminates information of interest to family history researchers. There are semina rs, workshops, guest speakers and internet broadcasts. This is only a small sample of the sites of interest to genealogis ts that can be found on the internet. If you know of a site that would be helpful to fellow researchers. e-mail the URL and a brief description to jenkyns@ roanoke.infi.net. I wi l include it in the next Virginia Appalachian Notes, space availab le. BOOKS BY MEMBERS One Mullins Family, Story of Family of Rev. John Mullins. Soft Cover, Indexed , 179 pages. Price $20.00 (includes postage). This Land. Pike Co .. Ky. Soft Cover, Indexed, 157 pages. postage. Price $16.00, p lus $ I .25 Chloe Creek Poems. Soft Cover, 42 poems. Price $6.00 plus $ 1.00 postage. The above can be ordered from: Marie R. Justice, 452 C hl oe Rd. , Pikevill e, KY 41501. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �9 .BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA, FREE NEGROES A Li st of Free Nigroes & Mulattoes within the District of James 'Irenor, ==~~~=1:8=8==1:~n=~~=<?:,~=~<?::t~t~~:i;t={:~~="t,~~=~~8=~=~~~~============================= No Names Sex Jubo Male Negro Temperance Female Scott Mulatto J . Samue Tu..y Male " 4 . Ben " 5. Sally " Female 6. Nancy Mathews 7 . Betsy Scott " 8 . J effery Male 9. Poll y Female 10 . 03.niel Phar~oh Male Negroe Female 11. Li coy 12 . Ebey . Jones 13. Sam . B. Jones Male Mulatto 14. Edmond Jones • • . • Negro , , . Mulatto 15 . Cha ' s Rine 16. George Cragg Female 17 . Eli zabeth 18. Cat harine 19 . Tabitha 20 . Polly 21. Betsey 22 . Annie 2J. J ohn Hanson Male 24 . James Newman 25 . Ben 26 . Betsey Femal e 27 . Pol ly " 28. Nancy 29. Salley ,," JO , Milley 31. Peggy " " 32 , Rachel 33, James Newman J ' r Male 34. Tommy " 35 , Betsey Female 36. Hillary Male 37 , Samuel 38. Sopha Female 1. 2. Place of abode Sinking Creek Near Fincastle ,, ,, II " II " Near Pates Store Evan Tu..y Pat es Store Near Salem _,-. 6 Labourer Spinster 11 Years old Crav ins Cove " ,, " 13 Years old " " " " " " Cravins Creek " 11 4. ... " Spinster " 9 Years · Old 8 ,. " 6 " Old & infi rm Spinister Jacob Shattars Chris ' n Frantz MSC Near Salem II 2. J Labourer a child 11 1 Farmer Spinster 2 Years old 11 9 0 Calling &c " ",, II Abi tha Jackson Female mulatto) Jacob Myars Peter Jackson Male Rodger Rodgers Male negro Jos Witherows ,, Elizabeth Female " " James " Male ,, " Joseph " Betsey Female contributed by Charles T Burton VIRGINIA APPALACHJAN NOTES a Child Farmer ll " 9 7 II " 6 4 " ,, 2 " 3 Months 9 Years old 7 .. II 5 3 II 2 5 Months Spinister a Child Farmer Spinster Child " ti con't �IO p 2 can ' t Names No Sex Place of a bode .. (child) " (Jos Witherows) Spinster " 6 Samuel 7 8. 9. o. 1. 2. J. 4. 5. 6. Male Rachel Nelson) Female Charles D' o Male Salley D' o Female Fanney D'o Jammey D' o Male Polley D'o Female William Bird Male Hannah Female Henry Harris Male Hannah Campbell) Female Mulatto Nathan Attoss Male 7. ------ Calling &c II Child " " ,," " " " Roanoke " Near Fincastle " Farmer Spinster Labourer Roanoke Spinster Francis Thomas Labourer A List of Free Negroes & Mulattoes in the District of John Holloway Commissioner in Botetourt County for the Year 1 802 . 1. Sam Callender Male 2. Nancy wife Female to Sam J. Hanna 4. Betsey 5. Sarah 6. Nancy Male 7. Thomas 8. Sam 9. Jim 10. Jack 11. Joseph Female 12. Cinthia lJ. Rachel 14. Deny Free man Male 15. Agg wife of Deny p Ja ' s Anderson Tiller of Ground Spinster Aged T Pitzer 5 Years Near Pattensbg Spinster Aged J Years Farmer J Beales Possess ' n Farmer Same Place Ja ' s Tapscott Land Si ster to Nancy Anders Labourer J 16. Jessee Anderson mulatto Male 17. Nancy Anderson FeM 18. Lizza 19. Sally 20. Littleberry Male 21. Tom 22. Wilson 2J. Polly James Female 24. Ben Scott Fnegro Male 25. Jenny Scott wife to Ben 26. Allen Scott 27. Mect'2.la Scott Female 28. Tarlton Scott male 29. Beverly Scott JO. Absolom Alestock male Same same S Gellespies VIRGINIA APPALACHJAN NOTES Son to Same Iaughter to same Same to Same Sarne Carpenter �11 p J con 1 t 31. 32, JJ. J4. 35 , J6. 37 , 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 4J, 44. 45 . 46. 47, 48. 49. 50, 51. 52 . 53. 54. Rebekak daughter to same Caty - Same Betsy Will i am Son to same Absolom Thomas P Lockharts Thomas Rodgers-Mal e Same Place Jenny Masten-Female Bet ty Mastin Laughter to Same Jefferson Son Same D Shephard ' s Frank Anderson-Male Judea wife to Frank £iobb Son Same E Mitchel 1 s Abram Freeman- Male Judea wife to Abram Aley daughter to same Richmond son to Sarne Violet daughter to Abram & Judea- Female E Mitchells Cinthia daughter to same Bartley son to same Frank Bannister-Male Ja ' s Lackey's Lucy Bannister wife to Frank Beckey daughter to same Nancy Labourer & Spinster Same Same Small Same Same Labourer Labourer .2t Years old Labourer Same Aged 6 Years 5 3 yrs Cooper &c Spinster Same Sarne p 4 (no date but same handwriting as p 3) N'o 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Parties Names Place of Residence Isbeel Laughter to Frank Bannister on the Land of James Lucy his wife Lackey Place Rachel Do Do James Son to Ditto Do Jenkins Do to Do Do Aleck Do to Do Do Frank Ditto to Ditto Do Billy Do Ditto to Ditto Ditto John Ditto to Ditto on the Land of Edw'd Mitchell Abraham a Farmer Ditto Juda wife to Abraham Ditto Ailsey D:i.ughter to Juda Ditto Richmon Son to Ditto Ditto Sinthey Tu.ughter to Ditto Ditto Beverley Son to Ditto Ditto _,,,.,, :- ·, Sina Tu.ughter to Ditto on the Land of John Beale at1River Ben Scott a Carpenter Ditto Jenny Scott wife to Ben Scott Ditto Mahaley Tu.ughter to Jenney Ditto Allen Son to Ditto Ditto J'arlton Ditto Ditto Ditto lfe-i~f Ely Ditto Ditto at Wilson ' s works James Nace a Mulatto a Forge man at Ditto Thomas Cumber l and Ditto on the Land of Joh.n Witherow Rogger a Farmer VlRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �12 . p 4 con 't 29 Betsey wi:fe to Rogger JO Jl J2 JJ 34 35 36 J7 JS J9 40 41 p James Son to Betsy Ditto to Ditto Joseph Ditto to Ditto Sam Elizabeth D:tughter to Betsy Derry a Farmer bggey wife to Derry Betsy a Mulatto Frank Gay a Distiller Ainy Jones a Washer woman Hannah D:tughter to Amy Jones Ditto to Ditto Silvey Son to Ditto Billy on at at in 5 N'o Place of Residence Names 42· Jack Son to Amy Scott 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Dit to the Land of Andrew Boyd place Ditto Thomas Cross John Dufour Fincastle Ditto Ditto Di tto Tom Do to Do Tonkery Son to Hannah Jones Jenny Martin Betsy Martin D:tughter to Jenny Jefferson Martin Son to Jenny Tom Roggers Ben D:ty Polly Scott Absol om Ailstock a Mulatto Rebecca D:tughter to Abs Ailstock Polly Ditto to Ditto Caty Ditto to Ditto William Son to Ditto Absolom Ditto to Ditto Thomas Ditto to Ditto James Ditto to Ditto Sam C~llender a Farmer Nancy wife to Sam Calender Hannah D:tughter to Nancy Betsy Ditto to Ditto Sarah Ditto to Ditto Nancy Ditto to Ditto Polly Ditto to Ditto Thomas Son to Ditto 7 Jesie J 11'1 Ditto to Ditto Sam Ditto to Ditto Jack Ditto to Ditto Joseph Ditto to Ditto at at at on on in Fincastle Di tt.o Ditto James Lockhart in Fincastle Ditto Ditto Ditto Thomas Beales in Fincastle Elis LinkenbKga the Land of Robert Gillespy Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Dit to Ditto the Lands of J ' s Anderson J • r Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Crgs Creek �13 VIRGINIA APPALACHIA POSTAL HISTORY- POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTER APPOINTMENTS: THE STAMPLESS PERIOD by H. A. Hudson We are indeed fortunate that many old letters from Virginia did survive the fires, floods and conflicts of the past. Without these documents genealogists and historians would find many a dead end street in their work. There is a group of individuals who specialize in this type of material. You might call them postal historians. Some of us also use this field of interest combined with genealogy to enhance both areas of study. I enjoy researching the old letters from the stampless period (before 1850) from a postal history perspective and sharing this information with genealogists. Applying this field of study to genealogy can provide a real bonus to the researcher. Virginia is very rich in postal history and a complete discussion of the topic is way beyond the scope of this article. For our purposes here, we will be discussing the period after the Revolutionary War until the first stamps were issued in 1847. As the population of the various counties increased, so did the number of towns and with it the establishment of official post offices. Prior to the establishment of official post offices, mail was handled on an informal basis by residents and travelers going from point to point. Mail handled in this fashion is termed "carried outside the mail," as it had no official Post Office Department sanction. Mail and letters in this style are often marked "By the Favor of,"or "By the Politeness of," indicating who actually carried it to its destination. In slave states, letters may be marked "By the boy (name)," indicating that the letter was carried by a slave or possibly a servant of the writer. There are hundreds of towns within the Virginia Appalachian region that had official post offices during this period Each of these towns had postmasters appointed by the Postmaster General in Washington. The position of postmaster was quite important as he was often one of the few inruviduals who could read and write. At times, he may have been the only U. S. Government official in the area. He served as a witness to legal matters, fiiend and counselor to many and conveyor of news to alJ. Often the post offices were located in stores, stands, at crossroads, ferries, forges and other prominent landmarks. Being a postmaster was not a full-time occupation in the early settlements as the postmaster still had to keep his store, farm and tend to other frontier business. There were no household deliveries of the mail. You had to go to the post office yourself and pick it up. Letters arriving in the mail was news in itself and this news was spread far and wide so the mail could be picked up. If a letter remained at the post office for a long period, the postmaster could run an ad in the local paper. This resulted in an extra fee that was applied to the letter. Sometimes these letters carry the markings "Advertised" or "Adv." Everyone who has read old newspapers has seen the listing of people who had letters waiting for them at the local post office. A study of the appointment of the various postmasters can assist the genealogist or historian in placing particular individuals at their post office location within their tenure. The following pre- VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �14 1832 postmaster appointments were made for the towns of Salem, Fincastle, Flukes, Christiansburg and Lynchburg by the Postmaster General: SaJem, Virginia (Botetourt County) Name of Postmaster Date of Appointment Lewis Cooper Griffin G . Garren October 1808 July 1809 June 1810 December 18 I 6 October 18 1 7 March 1821 January 1822 WiJliam Blair Parker Campbell Charles L. Mitchell Thomas Mitchell William C. Bowyer Fincastle, Virginia (Botetourt County) Name of Postmaster Samuel Kennenly John Gotford James McCarrolJ Alexander Wilson Joseph Weir Timothy M. Patterson George Bachus Matthew W. Pettigrew Charles Aunspaugh Date of Appointment August 1792 October I 794 July 1795 April 1804 October 1 805 Novembe r 1807 April 1818 March 1829 April 183 J Flukes, Virginia (Botetourt County) Name of Postmaster Date of Appointment Peter Fluke May 1828 Christiansburg, Virginia (Montgomery County) Name of Postmaster Date of Appointment James Craig John King Francis Gardner August 1792 July 1797 May 1797 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �15 William Neely Fleming Trigg Robert Gardner John Gardner Henry Edmundson Samuel Sheilds John B . Goodrich Jessee Pepper Alexanderrvforrison John Gardner WiJliam Montgomery March 1800 January 1801 May 1801 April 1806 July 1807 July 1809 August 1811 October 181 7 October 1822 May 1824 November 1828 Lynchburg, Virginia (Campbell County) Name of Postmaster Date of Appointment John F. Powell William Nowell Josiah Leake Seth Ward Gilbert F. Smith John D . Murrell January 1795 October 1798 July 1805 November 1806 December 181 6 February 1818 These postmaster appointments are genealogically significant as one family member often succeeds another in the appointment. Sometimes the town is named for the first postmaster. Researchers can use this information to great advantage in their work. For information about postmaster appointments prior to 1832, you should consult National Archives and Records Administration microfilm publication M 1131 Record ofAppointments qfPostmasters, Oct. 17891832. There are four rolls of microfilm, arranged alphabetically by name of post office. For postmaster appointments after 1832, consult M841, Record of Appointment ofPostmasters, 1832-Sept. 30, 1971. There are 145 rolls of microfilm in this set of records, arranged by state, then by county, and then by the name of the post office. If you are interested in the specific physical location of a particular post office, consult Ml J26, Post Office Department Records of Site Locations, 1837-1950. There are 683 rolls of microfilm in this record set. These records are available at the NARA in Washington, DC and at selected branch offices. You might also want to check with LDS Family History centers for microfilm loan. You will have to cross~reference the NA.RA film numbers/title to obtain the LDS item number. 1 What did the mail look like during this period? How was it sent and delivered? Could you recognize an item of early postal history? As an introduction to a study of early postal history, the first United States postage stamp was issued in 1847. For some times aftetwards, these initial stamps were not available to all post offices. They were most certainly not made available to small post offices in Appalachia. Postage stamps were required on all mail on and after January l, 1856. Before stamps were made mandatory, the mail was sent stampless, that i~ without stamps. VIRGINIA APPALAC HIAN NOTES �16 These items of early postal history are called stampless covers or stamp less letters and they are highly collectible, not only for their postal markings, but also for their historical content . A typical stampless letter was simply a folded letter sheet that had been sealed w ith wax after it was written, then addressed and taken to the post office for mailing . Envelopes were not in common use until the mid 1850s. Once it was in the hands of the postmaster, it v.··as postmarked using a hand stamp not much unlike what is still in use today In most cases, the hard stamp was provided by the Post Office Department. Various colors of ink wert! used, \vith black, blue, red and green being the most common. If the revenue from the post office did not meet certain levels, the Post Office Department would not provide the postmaster with a hand stamp The postmaster had to resort to posting the Jetter in manuscript . These are called manuscript postmarks or manuscript cancels. The postmaster then. had to apply a ~ate schedule or fee schedule to the letter. Various fee schedules were used depending .on the rates m effect at the time This was usua11y based on the weight of the letter or on the distance the letter was to travel. Tht rates were either stamped on the letter or written in manuscript. Most of the rates were due rate~. that is. the recipient had to pay the fees at .the dest.ination of the lette:. Woul.dn ' t that be a novel thought today? It might even eliminate JUnk mall. Yes, there was Junk mat! back during the stampless period, called circulars, and ~hey could be sent for less than a. letter The sender could pre-pay the fees and if they were pre-paid, the postmaster would note this on the face of t he letter us· mg a hand' stamp "Paid," or by writing "Pai"d" on the Ietter next to t he rate. Certain individuals, bec~use o~their office or position, had free franking privileges. Senators, certain federal appointees, mcludmg postmasters, U. S. Congressmen and others made th 1. t e IS . . k d .h h Such mail was sent without fees and 1t was mar e wit a and stamp or in manuscri t ·tl1 • C'. h . d" "d I I . p WI ''Free.,, It was also common practice 1or t e m IVI ua to p ace his signature and often, his title 0 0 the face of the letter. These free rranke? letters and c~vers are extremely collectible and are readily sought by collectors at dealerships and at auctions. In the early stampless period, hand s~mps were used ~n Salem from 1839-51 with only circular stamps being reported. Black and blue ~s were used with the~e stamps. Manuscript postmarks have been found from Salem for the penod of 1819-44. There 1s about a five year overlap w here both manuscript cancels and circular date stamps were used. To distinguish the town of Salem in Botetourt County from another Salem, the postmaster sometimes wrote "Salem Bot" as the postmark. Figure No.1 is a stampless folded letter fro~ Sa.lem, :'irginia using a black circular date stamp postmarked July 24, 1847. The rate of 5 cents is wntt~n m manuscript on the letter. This is a due rate, payable at the Christiansburg post office upon delivery. The writer wrote "Mail" in manuscript on the letter. The post office at Fincastle used circular date stamps from 1833-53 w ith red, blue, black and green inks. No other shapes have been reported. Hand stamps for Paid, Free, 3, 5, 6 and 10 were also used. Manuscript postmarks for Fincastle have been reported for the years 18 16-44. There is about an eleven year overlap where man~script c~ce~s .and ci~cular date stamps were u sed. Figure No. 2 is a stampless folded letter from Fincastle, V1rg1ma beanng a manuscript cancel dated February 20, 1846. This postmark makes the cover somewhat more collectible in that it is two years later than reported. The rate of five cents is noted in manuscript o n the lett er and it w as VIRGINIA APPALAC HI AN NOTF.S �17 prepaid at the Fincastle post office as the postmaster wrote ''Paid" by the rate. The Jetter was sent to the postmaster at Christiansburg. The Flukes post office is a mystery to most postal historians. Not very much in known about it. N o hand held stamping devices have been reported used at this post office and most all references on postal history do not list any manuscript covers being reported. So let's make a little history here and talk about one. Figure No. 3 is a stampless folded letter from Flukes, Virginia bearing a manuscript postmark dated May 12, 1836. The due rate for the letter is 12 1h cents and this is noted in manuscript on the face of the cover. The letter was sent to Amherst, Virginia. The post office at Christiansburg used circular date stamps froni 1826-52, with red, blue and black inks. No other shapes have been found for the town. Hand stamps for.Paid, 3 and 5 have been found. Manuscript postmarks have been reported as early as 1827. There is about a 2 year period when both circular date stamps and manuscript cancels were used. Figure No. 4 is a stampless folded letter from Christiansburg, Virginia using a blue circular date stamp dated July 27, 1840. The rate for the letter was 12 1h cents and this is written in manuscript on the letter. The rate was pre-paid at the Christiansburg post office and the postmaster stamped a blue "Paid" on the letter. The letter was sent to Lynchburg. The Lynchburg post office used circular date stamps from 1809-56 using black, red, blue and green inks. They also had hand stamps for Paid, Fre !, J , I 0, Paid 3 in a circle, Way and 6 . N o manuscript postmarks have been reported. Many v Jiations of the Lynchburg postmark can be found on old letters. Figure No. 5 is a stampless fc ,, ed letter from Lynchburg, Virginia using a black circular date stamp dated August 7, 1852. T tJ ~ rate for the letter is 5 cents and this is noted with a black 5 stamped on the letter. This is a du: ate, payable at the letter's destination, Richmond, Virginia. Historians can have a field day examining old fetters from this period, not only looking at the postal markings, but also at the content of the letter. Many of the same things we consider important today were important back then- land, agriculture, weather, politics. Often we get to hear how events took place directly from the people involved in them. Genealogists sometimes overlook the importance of this type of material in their research. From such a study, both a sender and a receiver can be placed in exact locations at exact times, thus being better than the census at locating specific individuals. Family mail provides a wealth of information not only about the family members but also about family migration patterns. As a tool for postal historians, the census can be used to locate a letter writer when post office markings cannot be read (which is quite often). I have frequently used the census index, either in book for_m or CD format to pinpoint an individual and from there locate the town in which he lived. This does not work in all cases as the census i~ taken only every ten years and people moved aroun~. This method works best for letters written in or near the decennial year and for letters wntten by the head of household as they are the only individuals listed on the census by name until 1850. You should always take great care in reading, handling and displaying old letters. Paper will not last forever and it is very important to preserve these items for future generations to enjoy. These items are easily damaged by dampness, light and even the oils and moisture from human VIRG I NIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �18 hands. You should avoid "black paper" photo albums and material sold fo r photograp h sto rage that has the odor of plastic as these materials contain chemicals that can destroy the paper. S pecial precautions should be taken in the storage and display of this material. Only archival quality products should be used .. For tips on what to use and how to care for this material, consult a professional or seek assistance from an archivist at your local library or historical so ciety. References Consulted: Axelson, Edith F., Virginia Postmasters and Post Offices 1789-1832.. Iberian Publishing Co., Athens, GA, 1991 . Chester County Historical Society, Table of Post Offices in the United States on the ]3 1 ofJuly, 1836., West Chester, PA, Associated Stamp Clubs of South Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware, Inc., undated. Hall, Cornick, Jr., ''Virginia Post Offices, 1789- 1859," The Virginia Magazine ., Vol. 8 J, No. I , January 1973. National Archives and Records Administration, "Post Office Records," The Genealogy Page, URL: http://clio.nara.govlgenealogylposta/. html Phillips, David G., American Stampless Cover Catalog., North Marni, Florida, David G . Phillips Co., Inc., 1997. ----·- ------· Figure No. 1 -- ] Stampless Letter Salem Va Black Circular Date Stamp J uly 24, 1847 Script 5 cents Script M a il VIRG INIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �19 ...,1 s:. ,SJ 1. ••P r: r 1 t w a zzzq _: :mu I . u•.ma ) 52 .£ fJJ . I_, 1 14. Jtl ., I .. Figure No. 2 Stampless Letter Fincastle V Manuscript Postmark February 20, 1846 Script Paid s cents Script Mail I - • I' _, "91!PJJ.I 3J J.. ,JJ Z!lU -. 1 ,· , < ,( ~I ,' ,.7 lllfllJ!L$.L I . . . . *~ . . .. Figure No. 3 /1 ·£/ < • II !I ..,~, /~ ' ,.' Stampless Letter Flukes VA Manuscript Postmark May 12, 1836 Script 12 ~ cents Script Mail VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �L 20 Figure No. 4 Stampless Letter Christiansburg Va. Blue Circular Date Stamp July 27, 1840 Script 12 Yz cents Blue Paid ' I ( , I - ~- : ."" . , Figure No. 5 / . .r Stampless Letter Lynchburgh Va. Black Circular Date Stamp August 7, 1852 Black 5 cents VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOT ES �21 Nancy Sparks Morri son 2148 Berkeley Ave., SW Roano ke. VA 240 I 5 343-6465 e-mail rnnorriJ924(l/>aol com I \vcn tld be int e1ested in starting a group, here in the Roanoke Valley. that might meet once every ()week' or so to ta lk, study, Melungeons. l a lso have one of the Mediterrean diseases common to Mel1mgcon descendants and would like to arrange a support group in the Valley for those of us sufforing f'rnm any o ne or the 5 m ajor illnesses crn11mon to Melungeon descendants . Please get in touch with me if you are interested . My address is listed above. Following is a list of common !\'lclungeo n surnames: Common Melungeon Surname List North Carolina, V irginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, West V irginia /\DAMS ADKINS ALLEN ALLMOND ASHWORTH BECKLER BELCHER * BARKER BARNES BASS BEDGOOD BELL BENNETT BERRY BEVERLY BIGGS BOLEN BOLLING BOLTON BOONE BOWLIN 130WLING BOWMAN BRAOBY BR/\ NHAM BR/\ \/BOY BRIGER/BRIDGER BROGAN BROOKS BRO\VN 8UNCl I BULLION BURTON BUTLER BUTTERS BUXTON BYRD* CAMPBELL CARR ICO CARTER CASTEEL CAUDILL C HAPMAN CHAV IS CLARK CLOUD COAL COFFEY COLE COLEMAN COLES COLLEY COLLI ER COLLI NS COLLINSWORTH COLYER COOPER CORMAN COUNTS COX COXE C'RI EL C ROSTON CROW CUMBA CUMBO CUMBOW CURRY CUSTALOW *DALTON DARE DAV lS DEN HAM DENN IS DIAL DOOLEY DORTON DOYLE DRIGGERS DULA DYE DYESS * ELY EPPS EV ANS * PIELDS FREEMAN FRENCI { * GALLA GI IER GANN GARLAND GIBSON VIRG I NIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �22 GIPSON GOINS GOINGS GORVENS GOWAN GOWEN GRAHAM GREEN(E) GWINN * I IA LL I IAMMON(D) HARMON HARRIS HARVIE HARVEY HAWKES HENDRJCKS HENDRIX lll LL HILLMA N I IOCJ GF HOLMES HOPKINS HOWE HYATT * JACKSON JAMES JOHNSO N JO NES LANGSTON LASJ E * KE ITll(E) KEN N FDY KI S ER * LAWSON LOCKLEAR LOPES LOWRY LUCAS * MADDOX MAGGARD MAJOR MALE MALONE(Y) MARSHMARTI N M AYLE M INARD MINER MINOR MIZER MOORL MORI.FY MOSELY MOZTNGO MULLINS* NAS H N E LSON NEWMAN N I('(' ANS N ICI 101 .S N OFL NORRIS * ORR OSBORN OSBORNE OXENDINE* PAGE PAINE PATTE RS ON P ERK INS P E RRY J>l IE LPS PHIPPS PRJNDER PO LLY POWELL POWERS PRITCHARD PRUITT* RAMEY RA SN ICK REA vr.s RE VE L S REEVES RICE RICHARDSON RlDDLE R IVERS RO BE RSON RO BERTSON ROBI NSON RUSS ELi . *SAMMONS SAMPSON SAWYER SCOTT SEXTON SHORTT SIZEMORE sr f;\ V I S S I IE PJ IA RD S I IFPI IERD SI IORT SM1LTNG SMITH STALLARD STAN LEY STE E L S TEVE NS S TEW /\ RT STROTHER SWEATT SWETT SWINDALL* TALLY TACKETT TAYLOR Tl IOMPS O t..J TIPTO N T O Li .1vr: R TuPP ANCE TURNER * VANOVER VICARS VICCARS V ICKERS* WARE WA ITS WEA V l ~ R WI llTE WHITED WILKINS WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON WILLIS WILSON W ISBY WISF: WOOD WR IGHT WYATT WYNN VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �23 The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society 17 October 1998 Roanoke, Virginia "GERMANS IN THE VALLEY: UNLOCKING THE SECRETS OF GERMAN BAPTISMAL RECORDS"© Dorothy A. Boyd-Rush, Ph.D. P. 0. Box 986 Harriso nburg, Virginia 22801 FAX: (540) 568-6266 boydruda@.j mu. edu c:::n **** German church records (a. k. a. Kirchenbiicher) are veritable treasure troves of information. This is especially true of those records associated with the German churches which practiced infant baptism i n this country in the 18th and 19th centuries, e.g., the Lutheran and German Reformed churches. While the registers vary greatly in completeness and difficulty of script, they will be the focus of this presentation. The church registers kept by the Lutheran · and the Reformed settlers in the Valley of Virginia provide priceless information on births, baptisms and communions shed some li ght on deat h s wi t hin the community, and occasionally indicate precise dates of marriage. The really good news is that in the process of doing all of the above they also illuminate extended family relationships , i~dicate language shifts and naming patterns, and help document migration patterns - on both sides of the Atlantic . Kirchenbiicher are a particularly valuable resource for those that know how to unlock and decipher their secrets - incl~d~ng the indisputable fact that many apparently " English" families in Virginia have some very German roots. It is likely that many of the following questions will be addressed during the course of the presentation : Why study extended families? Why are German churches concentrated in the Valley? Why are baptismal sponsors important? Who were they? Why and when did the surnames change? What ' s distinctive about the naming pattern(s) us ed Germans? What's a Union Church? VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES by the �24 Who has the records? Why are they so hard to read? What are some of the convent i ons yo u n eed to keep in mind when reading German records? What if th e n ame ends with a n " in "? What about the calendar change ? What do n/s and o/s mean? Wha t does the word "paleog raph y " mean? **** Basic Bibliography Hµmphrey,John T. Understanding and Us ing Baptismal Reco r ds . Washingt o n, DC : Humphrey Public atio n s , 1996 . Joyner , Peggy Shomo . "Extant Ge r man Church Records from Virginia and Wes t Vi r gini a : A Ch e cklist ." The Report : .4 Journal of German Ameri ca n History 38 . Baltimore , MD: Society for t:he History of German s i n Maryland , 1982 . An excellenc place to begin . Smith , Kenn e th L . Ger man Chur ch Books : Beyond the Basics . 1947 . Reprint , Camden , ME : Picton Press , 1989 ; Revised 1993 . Wust, Klau s. The Virginia Germans. Charlottesville , Un i v ers ity of Virgin ia Press, 1 969 . VA : **** Related Web Sites Eighteenth - Centu r y Pennsylvania Germa n Nami n g Cu stoms hctp : //www . kalglo . com/germname . html The Palatine Mig r at ion of the Ear l y 1700 's http : //www . zekes . com/-dspidell/palatine . html Palatines to Amer ica http : //genealogy . org/ -palam/ **** VIRGI NIA APPA LAC H IAN NOTES �25 HELPFUL HINT #1: If you are typing a German name or word and need to indicate an umlaut ( " ), try the following keystrokes: WordPerfect 5 . 1: enter Ctrl-v followed by o" (the o key and then the quotation mark) which produces o - or enter Ctrl-v followed by A" to produce A Micr os oft Word 6.0 and later: type the word or name in need of an umlaut as follows : Meyerhffer . Place the cursor where the letter with the umlaut is needed . From the insert menu , choose " symbol." In the font box , choose " normal text. " Double cli c k t he desired character, i . e ., a, e, i, b , or ti , and it ' s yours. Meyerhffer now becomes Meyerhoffer . Both work like a charm! * *** HELPFUL HINT #2: Unfortunately, most genealogy software does not allow you to enter umlauts so easily . Accordingly, you will likely be forced to follow the following, fairly well established, convention when entering information into your database: MULLER will be entered in the database as MUELLER; Wurttemberg will be rendered as Wuerttemberg. * ** * HELPFUL HINT #3: You need to keep in mind the fact that in Germany dates are usually written as day/month/year . If you read on a tombstone or in a church book that a person died 5.6.1850 you can confidently assume that it means the person died on 5 June 1850 not on May 6, 1850 . Be warned that there are many errors in print as a result of transcribers not being aware of this fact. *** * HELPFUL HINT ,4 : Keep in mind the fact that in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries intermarriage between Reformed and Lutheran people was often as full of difficulties as intermarriage with a Roman Catholic. To help minimize the problem(s) associated with marriage between members of the Lutheran and the Reformed churches, attempts t o unify the two German Protestant churches was begun in Prussia in 1817 by order of Frederick Wilhelm III. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �26 While intermarriage between the two Protestant groups was far less of a problem in the new world wh ere common language and customs tended to count for so much more, the followin g general " rule " can, nevertheless, be perceived on both sides of the Atlantic in the 18th century in cases of intermarriage between members of the Lutheran and the Reformed churches : boys generally followed the religion of their father and girls tended t o follow the religion of their mother . I need to emphasize that i t is not a hard and fast rule . Rather, i t is me.rely something to keep in mind . . **** HINT # 5 : Five stellar repositor i es church records are the following : HE L PFUL for German-American Lutheran Archives Center at Philadelphia 7301 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19119 Abdel Ross Wentz Library Luthe ran Theological Seminary Gettysburg , Pennsylvania 17325 Lutheran Southern Seminary 4201 North Main Street Columbia, South Carolina 29203 Eden Archives (for Evangelical and Reformed) 475 East Lockwood Avenue Webster Grove, Missouri 63119 Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society Franklin and Marshall College 555 West James Street Lancaster , Pennsylvania 17603 Hint #6: Get fami· li· ar ·th 11 wi a three volumes of Ralph Beaver Strassburge r' s Pennsylvania Germa p · · . the l d t d t n ioneers , including vo ume evo e o facsimile signatures They mak · . the researcher to v erify the validity. of th e .1. t po.ssible for surname and to d t · e translation of the b l . e ermine whether or not the correct individual has e~n. ocated i n. courthouse and other records. The vol ume s were originally publish.ed by the Pennsylvania Ge rman Society in 1934 and have b e en r eprinted subsequently. Hel.pful. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOT ES �27 MILLS CEMETERY Off Bradshaw Road, next to Pine Grove Church, Montgomery County, Virginia, Rt. 622. Recorded June 5, 1994 by Ruth G. Hale. Wheeler, Grover C. June 4, 1881 - June 25, 1958 Feb. 8, 1898 - Mar. 6, 1994 \Vheeler, J. Ethel Oct. 8, 1944 - Oct. 9, 1991 Wheeler, L(ois) Anne b. & d. Jan. 5, 1959 Wheeler, Inf. s/o Walter & Juanita b. & d . Nov. 19, 1957 Wheeler, Vicki Lynne, d/o Walter & Juanita M ills, Child Wrenn, Child - stone - no inscription ll usband '\l' M ills, Archie Bane Apr. 5, 1918 - Apr. 15, 1978 S. Sgt. U.S. Army W .W.11 Wife M ills, Florene D . (Garlick) 1921 (md. Dec. 28, 1938) M ills, Irvin R . June 2, 1909 - Nov. 30, 1969 Mills, M. Ruby June 20, 1912 McMillan, Eula Effie Houston (Mills) Nov. 22, 1907 - Apr. 1, 1984 Akers, Lois Evelyn (w/o A. A.) Nov. 28, 1913 - Feb. 16, 1988 'ii' Akers, Arthur Andrew Feb. 20, 1920- Nov. 9. 1981 T ee. 5 U.S. Army w.w.n M ills, John H . Feb. 19, 1911 - May 13, 1951 F::ither M ills, Thomas W. Mar. 28, 1872 -Dec. 31, 1947 Mother M ills, C. Nettie Apr. 24, 188 1-July21, 1954 Daddy 'if M ills, Thomas W., Jr. Apr. 8, 1922 -Feb. 15, 1960 Ya. M. Sgt. 684 Sig. Co. Va. N.G. W.W.Il BSM M iJls , James Clinton, Sr. May 5, 1912 - July 17, 1992 M ills, Violet Garlick May 22, 1916 i\dd. Burial M ills, Blanche H endricks Died Nov. 1, 1995, Age 70 yrs. NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1999 Conference in the States 12-15 May 1999 Richmond, Virgin ia For registration information: Write to: NGS '99 Conference Reg istration Brochure, 4527 17th Street North, Arlington, VA 22207-2399 Phone: (703) 525-0050 Toll Free: (800) 473-0060 Fax: (703) 525-0052 E-mail: conference@ngsgenealogy.org Web site: www.ngsgenealogy.org Don't miss this opportunity to meet with and learn from genealogists from all over the nation. There are many sessions on a wide variety of subj ects which will make your genealogical research more productive and more reward ing. You do not have to be a member of the National Genealogical Society to attend. Order your brochure today . You won't want to miss it! VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �28 SALE OF INVENTORY OF ANDREW MILBOURN LEE COUNTY VIRGINIA WILL BOOK #3 Pages 647-650 Microfilm from the Virginia State Library Examined June 3/86 List of the sale of personal property of Andrew Milbourn dec'd sold by Henry J. Morgan his adm. on the !st day of June 1886 on a credit of 12 months as follows. 6 shoats to Mrs. Milbourn (cash) 2 calves to same 2 calves to same for 1 calve to same for 1 Old Cider Mill same for 4 Bee Stands same for 1 Salt Pan same for l Old double Plow Stock to Mrs. Milbourn l Old Fan Mill to same for 1 Grain Shovel to same for I Com Sheller to same for I Fruit Drier to same for I 0 Pigs to same for I Long Shovel to same for I Sythe & S_ _ to C. Willoughby (paid) l Mattac to W . P. Dryden (paid) 1 Frg to Jack Fitts (paid) l Hill Side Plow same (paid) I Lot of poles to C. C. Ball [Bell?) (paid) 1 Log Chain to RH. Russsell (paid) l Log Chain to Jo. Garrett (paid) I Lot Old Plows to Newton Wygel (paid) 1 Old Reaper to same (paid) I Cultivator & Plow to Jas. R. Ely (paid) I white Heifer to B .F. Kincaid (paid) 1 Droop Hom Heifer to H.C. Joslyn (paid) I Cow to Thomas Mise (paid) 1 pair Balance to H. C. Joslyn 1 Double Shovel plow to H .C . Joslyn 3/4 of Threshing Machine to same l Reaper to same 1 Cow to same 1 Cross Cut saw to J.N. Cridlin I lot Bacon 128 lbs. To same 1 Hog or shoal< to same I Mattoc to N. S Cox I lot Bacon I 00 lbs. To same l Hill Side Plow to same Single_ & Old Irons to same 1 Mattoc to Jas. l Lot Bacon I 04 lbs. To same I Mattoc to M.C. Parsons I larg e Bull to same 10 Steers at $16.85 each to same I Lot Bacon 93 lbs. To S.H. M inter $1 00 1.00 $9 00 4.00 3 00 4.00 6.00 for .so 4. 50 .25 1.00 2.00 5.00 . 25 3 9.50 .80 .25 .25 . 15 J.50 .35 J.35 1.00 . 80 .20 17.00 20.00 22.00 .75 11 .20 4 .50 .30 8.25 . 10 .55 .30 10.92 45 29.05 168.00 VJRCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 1.00 .75 16.88 25.00 14. 75 16.45 9.25 II 22 198.00 10.00 �29 I Lot Bacon 101 lbs. To Wm Sullivan I Lot Bacon 124 lbs. To same I lot Bacon 108 lbs. To M .S. Hugues I Grind Stone to same I Cow to same I lot Bacon I 07 lbs. to Chas Cheek [?] I lot Bacon 121 lbs. to same I lot Gears to same 18 Head Sheep to same I lot Bacon 109 lbs. to Jas W. Poteet 1 lot Bacon 95 lbs. to J.R.Ely 1 Horse Dungan to same 1 Lot Bacon 107 lb to A.A. Smith I Lot Bacon 87 lbs. to W.L. Sprinkle I Lot Bacon I 18 lbs. to RE. Brooks I Lot Bacon I 03 lbs. to E.C. Fleenor l Lot Bacon I 07 lbs. to Peet Davidson I Lot Poles to Wm Goins I Cane Mill to Goines & Martin I Can Lard to M .B_ Martin Stretchers to J. W.M . Ely I two Horse wagon to same I Horse Spraker to same I H arrow to M .B. Fleenor I Wagon to same I Cart to same 1 Hill Side Plow to M . Moneyham I Roam Colt to same I Double Shovel Plow to J .A. G. Hyatt I No. 40 Oliver Plow to same I No. 40 Oliver Plow to John R. Gibson I Small Wagon to Richd Warner I Seed Sower to M . D. Richmond 2 Heifer Calves to same I Black Shoat to same 2 Shoats to s ame 12 H eifers to same 25 Bushels of Com to C.B. Fleenor I Horse Frigger to W .A. Miller I Cow & Bull Calf to J.B.Quinley I Cow & Calf to L.M. Carichamihare[?] I 0 Head Sheep & 1 set chairs to G.S. Lawson 10 Head Sheep & 2 set chairs to W .F .Roop I Sow & 3 Pigs to C.F. Duncan I Mowing Machine to C. C. B lankenship I Set Srr0th Tools to K.B. Graham 9.09 9.68 9.72 .55 16.75 9.37 10.08 .40 9.90 7.60 24.50 18.77 26.92 29.75 8.72 32.10 8.83 8.05 10.33 8.76 8.82 1.17 15.30 5.13 .55 14.00 44.00 1.00 5.00 3.20 .25 63.75 J.00 5.10 58.55 9.25 64.40 6.15 6.25 S.00 11.00 10.00 4.50 5.00 176.52 207.02 l0.00 56.50 22.50 19.75 13.25 7.00 7.33 30.00 30.00 Henry J. Morgan adm. of Andrew Milbourn, dec' d June I, 1886 Vi.rg inia Lee County Court Clerk's office June 2, 1886. The foregoing Sale Bill of the personal property of Andrew Milburn dec' d was this day filed in the office and adrrUtted to record. Teste. John R Gibson, Clerk VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �30 GEARHEART CEMETERY Located in the Alleghany Magisterial District , Montgomery County , Virginia - Ironto Ccxrrrunity Directi ons : Fran Interstate 81 get off <J.t the Ironto 1:.~i.. t 0 ncl turn right (if going South) onto Route 603 North Fork Roi:ld unc.J go 2 111U es , turn right onto Flatwoods Road Route 713 and go 1 mile and turn left onto Route 622 Reesedale Road and go 1. 6 miles , turn l eft onto Trooper Lane (gravt:'l road) and go short distant (2/10 mile) to cemetery on right . Descendants and spouses of Isaac Johnson and Emnaze t ta King Gearheart buried in this cemetery : 12 May 1893 - 29 Mar 1918 Gearheart , Edward Lee (s/o I saac Johnson) *Gearheart , William McKinley s/o I saac Johnson 18 Oct 1896 - 13 July 1934 Gearheart , Florence Smith w/o Cov Harvev 19 June 1910 - o J;u1 1936 Gearheart , Infant dau. of Coy H. and Florence Smith Gearheart Born and lJied u1 1936 ·kspangler, Infant dau. of Rushie Gearheart and Irvin Spangler 8orn and <lie <l in 1937 Gearheart, William Hayden brother of Isaac Johnson Gearheart •':-Gearheart, Infant dc:iu. of Ma0 l.:hL:: dau . of Glovem Gearheart th~ brotlwr of Isa;.1c Johnson Gearheart 13on l WlU J iL·d Li1 llJJ ':J Gearheart , Isaac Johnson CJ . G. ) 12 Feb 1871 - 11 J ~ 111 l 9Lf3 Gearheart , Errrnazetta King w/o Isaac Johnson 29 Feb 18611 - 2 :.:>r: Feb 1951 Furrow , Frank Eugene h/o Virginia Spangler 12 Sept 1913 - 23 Nov 1943 Furrow, Lonnis George b/o Dolli~ Gear heart 31 May 1905 - 8 No v 1958 Gearheart , Thanas Harold s/o If.kn . McKinley 21 May 1929 - 24 Aug 1968 Powell, Ras Steven (2nd husband of Minnie Rushie Gearheart Spangler) 24 May 1913 - 2'.l Mciy 1970 Mann , John J acob (2nd husband of Dollie Gearheart Furrow) died in 1971 Garlick, Frank Spurgeon h/o Vivian Spangler 1974 18 Oct 191L1 Martin, Dora Gearheart Cupp d/o Isaac Johnson 15 May 1904 - 8 Nov 1975 East, Stella Mae Gearheart d/o Isaac Johnson 26 Nov 1902 - 12 M<.ir 1976 Gearheart , Coy Harvey s/o Isaac Johnson 15 Apr 1906 - SJ Jun\! llJ76 Powc:ll , Minni<? Rushie Gearhl-'c:trL Spangler d/o Isaac J ohnson Gc=.arhearl lJ Apr 1 89~ - 2'L M~1r 1977 Furrow, frank Eugene· Onfcmt ~ / o Alvin Wade and Loretta furrow) born nn<l d LL·d JO Dec 1956 Cupp, Ira William s/o Dora Gearhear t Cupp 4 S(•pt 1CJJO - 2 Mar 1980 Martin 8 Mar l<J~J - 16 Ma r 1981 East , Blondyne Cook w/o Harrison Jackson East VIRG INI A APPALAC HIAN NOTES �31 Furrow, Dol lie Marie Gearheart Furrow Mann (dau. of I saac Johnson Gearheart Obenchain, Virginia Frances Spangler Furrow (dau . of Minnie Rushie Gearheart and Irvin Spangler) EDst, Oatlwr Lec:> h/o Stella GL'<Jrheart Furrow , Alvin Wade s/o Vi.rgini.a Spangler Furrow Obenchain Spangler , Edward Lee s/o Minnie Rushie Gearheart and Irvin Spangl er )"Garlick , Vivian Virginia Spangler d/o Minnie Rushie Gearheart and Irvin Spangler 15 Feb 1908 - 20 May 1982 28 Feb 1922 - 22 May 1983 25 Apr 1896 - 28 Aug 1989 20 Oct 1940 - 24 Nov 1989 15 Aug 1919 - 29 Aug 1990 5 Jun 1917 - 11 Feb 1992 Those..=> buri.t'd in the "Gearheart Cemetery" other than descendants and their s puuse:-'s o[ Isaac Johnson and Emnazetta King Gearheart Following 3 furrow ' s were granted pennission of burial by Isaac John~;011 Gt'iJ dK,c.lrt in exc hang0 for £enci.ng cernet<.n-y : Furrow , Chnrlt>s L t'L' ( s/o l)uwlL·:::; Furrow) J~1rne s & Eliza 1871 - 19:30 Sepe 1848 - 25 Apr 1930 1879 - 1943 Furrow , Eliza Jane Bowles l?urrow, Mary Vaden "'Furrow , Infant dau . of Carl Smith furrow and wife Clarsie Sarver - 19_ 1hese 3 Heese ' s granted permissi on by I saac Johnson Gearheart - reason Lml<J10Wll: Reese , Ruby M. (husbnnd & children of Lillie Reese East) l{l!<!:::;L·, Archie J . l~<;>C;>se , l<o larn.I l< . 22 Mar 1920 - 14 Mar 1922 6 Dc:c 1921 - 13 Mar 1922 9 Mar 1889 - ~:; )Jee 1929 l.)urietl in the "Gearheart Ce.metery" without pe1111ission of th<; l~arheart Fami.ly as a whole : East , Lottie (w/o Hussell) - buried in 1986 .:.ind was 1'L'llloved in Sept 1987 and reburied in Reesedale Cemetery ;'•Denotes no gravemarker 11 November 1998 Researched and compile<l by: Sylvia Gearheart Albert 4383 Deerfield Road Troutville, Virgu1ia ~41 7~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �32 BIGELOW-SCOLLAY-PARKMAN FAMILY BIBLE The Bible was printed in 1823 and was recently purchased in the Roa~oke area. If a ood descendent is interested in the Bible, they should contact Nelson Hams, 2813 Edgew Street, Roanoke, VA 24015, or call 540-344-9547. Jacob BIGELOW - born February 27, 1787 Mary SCOLLAY - born January 14, 1793 (married by the Rev. William E . Channing on April 15, 1817) children: Henry Jacob BIGELOW - born March 11 , 1818 William Scollay BIGELOW - born December 17, 181 9 Marv Anna BIGELOW - born March 10, 1821 Catherine Scollay BIGELOW - born September 23. 1824 James Jackson BIGELOW - born February 20, 1827 Henry Jacob BIGELOW married Susan STURGIS on May 8, 184 7 son, Wtll.iam Sturgis BIGELOW born April 4, 1850 Catherine S. BIGELOW married Francis PAR.KMAN on May 13, 1850 dau, Grace PARKMAN born August 29, 1851 son, Francis PARKMAN born March 12, 1855 dau, Catherine Scollay PARKMAN born August 22, 1858 Grace PARKMAN married Charles Pratt COFFIN on May 3, 1879 son. Francis Park.man COFFIN born May 5, 1880 dau, Miriam(?) COFFIN born July 3, 1883 dau, May Bigelow COFFIN born July 8, 1887 Catherine Scollay PARKMAN married John Templeman COOLIDGE on September 16, 1879 dau, Mary COOLIDGE born May 1881 dau, Katherine COOLDIGE born July 5, 1883 dau, Louise COOLDIGE born August 19, 1886 Deaths: Wiiliam Scollay Bigelow - June 14, 1820 James Jackson Bigelow - December 26, 1835 Francis Parkman (son of Francis and Catherine) - January 23, 1857, scarlet fever Mary Scollay Bigelow-· July 27, 1882 (born January 14, 1793), buried at Mt. Auburn Mrs. Catherine Scollay - December 30, 1848, buried Mt. Auburn Susan Sturgis (wife of Henry Bigelow) - June 9, 1853 , age 20 years Catherine Scollay (wife ofFrancis Parkman) - September 4, 185_, age 34 years Jacob Bigelow, M.D. - January 10, 1879, age 91 years, IO months, buried Mt. Auburn VIRGIN IA APPALACHIAN NOTES �.,., .) .) FROM WHERE I SIT THOUGHTS FROM YOUR EDITOR ... In the listing of Officers, Board Members, and Committee Chairpersons on the inside front cover of this issue please note that there is no chairperson listed under the Book Review committee. If you think you could fill this position, please contact Wendy James and volunteer. Without the help of members like yourself. the work of the Society will not get done. You can see that some of our officers have spread themselves pretty thin nnu we really cannot ask them to do more. IT'S YOUR TURN TO TAKE SOME RESPONSIBILITY! I now have e-mail. If you would like to contact me directly. I can be reached at <amsylvcst@cxcite.com>. You may send me comments concerning the VAN, ideas for articles you would like to submit, responses to any of the articles appearing in the VAN. or suggestions for improving the VAN. I look forward to hearing from you. In today's world, with the Internet, books being published and reissued at a tremendous rate, many more books being self-published, we are constantly being bombarded with information. Some of this information is new. some of it is merely old information rehashed; but f!l.l of it is questionable. By that I mean that as researchers, we must continuously question aU that we read. We must ask the simple question: "How do they (the authors) know that?" The really good ones will tell us without our physically writing o r calling to inquire. It will be documented in the articles they write. However, you shou ld not stop there. Check out at least several of their documentations. If an author says information on a birthdate was obtained from a birth register, go look at that register on that date to be sure that all the information given is there. If the author gives more information than what is on the birth register, such as a mother's maiden name, ask how th at informatio n was obtained. If you do not go to the sources for all the information you receive, then you are not a researcher. You are only a gatherer. This brings us to another very important topic. There are many gatherers in this world trying to present themselves as researchers. You have been warned quite often about the group from Bath, Ohio, who gather general information on a particular surname and offer it to the public as research, usually at a heftly price. But keep in mu1d that this is not the on ly group doing this. In the February/March 1999 issue of The Family Tree published by Odom Library in Georgia, is a caution about the World Fan1ily Heritage Society in Philadelpia, Pennsylvania, which was submitted to them by the Clan Leslie Society concerning two products entitled: The Nei-11 World Book ofleslies and The Leslie Fami(r CD Rom Collection. To quote the Clan Leslie Society from The Family Tree: ''In the Fine print under ·satisfaction Guarantee'' they say, 'No direct genealogical connection to your family or ancestry is implied or intended.' It is supposed to contain government records (presumably US). records like passenger/immigration lists and census, social security, marriage, birth and death records. I las anyone seen this product and is it worth the $50 they are asking?" C heck it out ! Be a researcher! Seek truth! VmGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �34 QUERIES 99-1: Joseph BLAIR d 1795 in Russell Co VA. Widow Lucy served as ad mi nstrator until 1798, when Elisha DEHART & wife Susannah replaced her. l low were the DEHARTs related to the BLAIRs? Martha He ineman n, 705 N. B e lvedere B lvd .. Memphis. TN 38107-5029 99-2: Court records prove nine ROBERTSON siblings: Easter, b 1765~ Thomas. b VA 1769; Rebecca, b VA 1777; Mary , b VA 1779; Catherine, b TN 1780; S usan nah, b TN 1787; Henry, John; & Joseph. Residences include Hawkins Co TN, Scott Co VA. Letcher Co KY, White Co TN. Were they related to James & Esther ROBINSON who were in Montgomery Co VA by 1750? Martha Heinemann. see 99-1 99-3: James & Esther ROBINSON settled in Montgomery Co VA bef 1750. So ns \.\•e re John, William, James, Samuel, Thomas, & Joseph. Dau Ann m Jacob BROWN, dnu Elizabeth m John DRAPER Sr, & g-dau Eli zabeth ROBINSON m A lexander MONTGOMERY. Would li ke to exchange records with anyo ne interested in these families. Martha Heinemann. see 99-1 99-4: Doing research on book entitled " Lithia, Virginia: a Botetourt County I lamlet.'' With histories of: Cloverdale Iron furnace #2, The Shenandoah Valley Railroad, The Pulaski lron Company, and Nace, V irginia. Look ing for any historical info o n these areas, picture, & genealogies of families that have lived in this are of Botetourt Co unty for some time. Will accept any help or info of any kind on tl1is project. Stephen D. Vassar, 1117 Floyd Ave., Roanke, VA 240 15, Tel: (540)343-4339. 99-5: Researching Jewett (Jewet) H. G RADY, b 1 Dec 1829 in Rockingham Co, VA d 3 Apr 1893 in Troutville, VA, bur Brick Union Cem. Was in the F incastl e Rifl es, m M ary E. DOOLEY 23 Dec 1869 in Botetourt Co VA. She b 10 Jul 1849 in Boteto urt Co, cl 22 Dec 1922, bur Brkk Union Cem. d/o James A. DOOLEY & Harriet H INER. Need to know Jewett' s first wife' s name & siblings of Jewett & Mar. Sylvia Newman Malone, 1457 Ash land Dr., Charlottesville, VA 2291 1-8280 E-mai l: sylm a lo ne@aol. com 99-6: In 1976 the Franklin County Historical Society put out a county map of Franklin Co. containing names of early settlers 1776 to 1886. In upper left hand corner between Sling's Gap & Simmon's Gap is "Andrew LAZENA - 1774." I can find no info on Andrew. I need some leads. Ruth M. Erhardt, Box 266, Bassano, A lberta, CAN TOJ OBO 99-7: ~y GGG Grandmother was Christina LAZENA. Is she the above Andrew's daughter? Shem Joseph PICKLEHEIMER in 1792. Ruth M. E rhardt. see 99-6 99-8: Was Joseph PICKLEHEIMER (BECKLESHYMER) a so n or John , Abraham, or someone else?. He was b early l 770's, m in frank lin Co VA l 792. Ruth M. E rhardt, see 99-6 Vf RGINIA Al'PALACIHAN NOT F.S �35 99-9: Seek lineage of followi ng SWVA ances: John VIER (VIA), 1758-1 834 Rev Vet fr Patrick-Franklin Co area & w Sarah WRIGHT; Peter LONG & Mary VEST whom in Washington Co, 13 Nov 1806; William SCOTT b Bedford Co VA ca 1786 & m Elizabeth MCCOY: Mic~jah FRAZIER whose dau Sarah m James Aron LOWE in Patrick Co VA 3 Oct 180 l. Dannv R. Kuhn. Box 323, Cool Ridge WV 258?5-03 23 99-10: Seek par & bp of Micajah WYATT (1752-1826) & w Liny WING (I 764-1835 ). They din Fleming Co KY & were fr VA. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson. 740 N. Wa~ner, A nn Arbor. Ml 48103 99-11: Seek par & bp of Jolm P. SMITH & w Sarah ASKEW. They ni in VA or MD & lived in Ohio ca 1820, then moved to IN. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson. see 99- l 0 99-12: W illiam POTTS b near Harper's Ferry, VA 6 Oct 1786; some records say 1776. He went to KY as a young man & settled in Crab Orchard Station. Hem Isabel CHANCE b 20 Aug 1790 in NC, c/o Ezekiel CHANCE. Who is William's father? Believe it was S tephen or Samuel POTTSm but need proof Or is it Stephen s/o Samuel POTTS & E li zabeth THOMAS? Have info to share on this POTTS line. Suzv MitcheLL l J 03 2 J 62nd Ave. NE, Remand. WA 98052 E-mail RCLB05A@prodigy.com 99-13: Hannah VAN METER b 29 Jun 1794 in Ohio Co VA, m 29 Aug 1822 in Fayette IN as seco nd w of Nathaniel K. HAMMOND Jr, b 2 Nov 1786 in Blue Hill, Hancock Co ME, s/o Nathanie l HAMMOND Sr & Mary ADAMS. Hannah d 21Sep1831 in Jasper Co IN. Who were Hannah VAN METER's par? Have info to share on this line. ~ Mitchell. see 99-12 99-14: John Alexander COWAN b 1775 in VA, 111 1797 to Rosaru1a GILIESPIE b 1777 in YA. They min TN . Ch were: Jane COW AN, E lizabeth C0\\1AN, James Gilispie COWAN, William Lockhart COWAN, Campbell Gilmore COWAN, Ellen "Nellie" We ir COWAN, Maldonetta COWAN, Samuel Finley [COWAN]. Jolm COWAN & A lexander COWAN. Born bet 1800-1815 in West TN. Who were the par/o John A. COWAN and Rosanna GILISPIE? Have info to share on this line. Suzy Mitchell. see 99-12 COLVETT FAMILY CHRONICLES The History of the Colvett Family of Tennesee 1630-1990 by Latayne Colvett Stanfill This is a very unique style family history in that it traces the migration of this French Huguenot family from France through England, t o Virginia, to North Carolina and on to Tennes ee. He tells the story i n a way that makes it fascinating reading for anyone interested in early history of t he whys and ways of migration as our founding fathe r s sett led this nation . He has documented t he book with copies of legal document s , wills, deeds, etc . along with a detailed bibliography . In addi t i on to t he Colvett/Calvet family , he lists allied famil ies Dillahunty , du Calvet, La tane , and Higdon . It may be ordered from Heirloom Press, History/ Genea l ogy, P.O. Box 250916, Glendale, CA 91225-0916 . vm.GINIA APPALAClllAN NOTES �36 SOUTHWESTERN VIRG INIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY POST OFFICE BOX 12485 ROANOKE, V IRGIN IA 24022 FINANCIAL STATEMENT JANUARY 1, 1998 - DECEMBER 31, 1998 CASH BALANCES JANUARY 1, 1998 First Union Savings First Union Checking Outstanding Checks 9 ,643 .97 1,124.66 (1 06 .83) TOTAL 10,661.80 INCOME Memberships Returned Item Chargeback and Fee Donations VAN Back Issues Charts and Queries Interest On Savings Account 8,493 .00 (25.00) 17 .00 36 .00 5 .00 220.56 TOTAL INCOME 8,746 .56 TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR EXPENSES Rental, P.O. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 23, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource List of Free Negroes in Botetourt County for the Year 1802; Virginia Appalachia Postal History: Post Offices and Postmaster Appointments in the Stampless Period; Germans in the Valley: Unlocking the Secret of German Baptismal Records; Mills Cemetery Survey; Sale of Inventory of Andrew Milbourn of Lee County, 1886; Gearheart Cemetery Survey; Bigelow-Scollay-Parkman Family Bible Records. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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R k v· · · the Virguu.a Room of the:: RoanokCIC 1ly Publlc Library. on ~ouch Jc:;uerson 5 treet m oano e. i r girua . 111 (1 4 • �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ~== =============================~================= == ========= ==== Vol. 22 - No. 4 - November 1998 CONTENTS President's Message Me nno Simons Historical Library & Archives Notices & Announcements Books by Members Review of Evidence by Gene Swartzell Book Review Queries Surname Submitter by Reference Number Price Cemetery, Floyd Co, VA (Afri can-American ) Stuart Cemetery, Floyd Co, VA (African-American ) Cl aytor Cemetery, Floyd Co, VA (African-American ) Craig/Hines Cemetery, Floyd/ Montgomery Co Line Membership Roster 1998, Additions & Changes Index, Volume 22, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 120 121 125 125 126 129 130 131 136 137 140 140 141 143 === = ============== = ==== ========= ====== ==== ~===== == ====== = ======== EDITOR'S NOTES Concerning the repeat of the Surname Submitter by Reference Number beginning on page 131, it seems some names were inadvertently omitted in the August issue . Don Martindale explains it all on page 135. Once again, space is limited in this issue due to the siz e of the Index. If your submission did not get published this t i me, it will be in a l ater issue. I sincerely appreciate all of you who have sent in mace r ial to be published. It is e very editor's dream to have a backlog of articles . Please, PLEASE , don' t stop now_ February 's VAN is a l ready begin~i~g to take shape, but I will r.eed more articles, cemeteries, etc., then there's May, and so on and so forth. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �120 SOUTHWESTERN VTRGlNlA GENE.A.LOGICAL SOClETY, [NC. P. O. BOX 12485 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 240.26 Nov8 111 ber 199!3 Dear Yrien ds; It was a surprise upon entering the auditorium for the S~ptember meeting to find it newly redecorated. We appreciate the cheerful atmosphere! In this issue you will find an article by Harold E. Huber, librr.iry assistant for the Menno Simons Historical Library at the E;rntern Mennonite University in tHarrisonburg, Virginia. He was a most gracious host and agr:-eed to wrl.t.:e an article for the Van for the benefit of our- members. Now it is time for me to express my committees and volunteers who have two years. Many , many hours have as the Society. We have found new appreciat.io11 to all the officers, chairmen, contributed their talents over the past been de voted to the Virginia Room as well friends and had some fun along the way. Thank you so much for your wonderful cooper-ation: it has been a serve. privilege to Finally, please do not hesitate to volunteer for an office, be on a committee or serve as its chairman. That will be most welcome. The Society needs you --your ideas and your- talents. Sincerely your-s, ,, J ,._.!_ . /£ ? --Ge 11e S war-'"l:Zell, President IN MEMORIAM CHARLES THOMAS BURTON 17 SEP TEMBER Ul98 Historian , geneaJo g isl and longtime member of this Society Fr iend s wishing to c ontribute to the Char les T. Burton Fund established by the Virgi nia Room to purchase books in his hon or may do so by makin g checks pa y abl e to t he Roanoke P11blic Librar y Fo11ncJatioo. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �12l Y!E~O SL\10NS illSTORlCAL LIBR..~ Y •.lu.'-l"D ARCHIVES ac Eastern Yfennonite C niversity, Harrisonburg, Virginia Virginia. Religious Groups and The Historical Library Genealogists researching in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley may encounter ancestors who were members of some of che Anabaptist -Yknnonice or BrethrervDunkard churches. Here is a brief discussion of some of these groups, with an attempt to sketch their dilferent origins and characteristics. I. The Mennonites The largest group of Mennonites in Virginia belong to The Mennonite Church. Their district is called Virginia Mennonite Conference. with headquarters in Harrisonburg. They practice a moderate to progressive style of Mennonitism, emphasizing the centrality of the Bible, community, simplicity, peacemaking, service, missions, and Christian discipleship. Mennonites originated in 1525 in the Swiss Brethren/Anabaptist movement in Zurich, Switzerland. Stressing baptism of adult believers only and separation of church and state, they soon clashed with the Catholic and Zwinglian churches and were severely persecuted. However, the movement spread throughout Gennany , the Low Countries and other areas , surviving a long period of hardship. The name Mennonite comes from a former Dutch priest, Menno Simons , who became a strong leader in Friesland and North Germany (1 S30s to 1561 ). Mennonites established their first permanent settlement in the colonies at Germantown, Pa. in 1683 and their first homes in Virginia in Page County in the late 1720s. Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg is operated by The Mennonite Church and is the Mennonite higher educational center in the East. Its Menno Simons Historical Library and Archives, with its rich collection of historical and genealogical materials, will be discussed below. Other Anabaptist/Mennonite groups in Virginia include --- Old Order :'vlennorutes. These are:: a varietv of churches, mostly in Rockingham Coum:y, who practice a very traditional \'1ennonite Lifesrvle. Most of them travel bv horse a.nd buggy and dress very c0nservatively. Theologically they are almost like the Virginia Conference ·Mennonites. but the Old Orders' simple living. adherence to farming, conservative garb and rejection of higher education set them apart The original group of Va. Old Orders began about 1900 as a conservative movement out of the Virginia Conference. --- Southeastern Mennonite Conference. Founded in 1972 when another conservative group left the Virginia Conference be<::ause of the main group· s rapid modernization, their center is in Rockingham County. Thev dress conservarivelv have automobiles and other modem conveniences, but practice a sty!e of Mennonitism common in the rrtiddle decades of this cenrury. They have missions and operate a school for grades I thrc ugh 12. but few attend college - Old Order ..\.mish. This group comes from a division in Europe about I 700 when an ultraconservative group left the .\ilennonites over several issues of strict practice, including shunning of disobedient members. Today many of these horse-and-buggy people are scattered across America, but there are only a few small congregations in Bland, Giles, Tazewell (Burkes Garden) and Washington (Abingdon) Counties, Virginia. --- Beachy .-\rrush Church. These progressive .\!rush with automobiles began Ln tht! l920s in Pennsylvania. They are like conservative .\itennonites but ·with some Amish characteristics. Beachy congregations are located in .-\Jo~ CJtler-... Chartortesville, Farmville, Free f'nion. StuJ.rts Dr..U-1. and Virginia Beach. \ "ir;.rin1u VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �122 This Mennonice-rela.ced group is very much like che Mennonites but maincains a se{Jaia.te idenl.!t'j Begrnrung m c.he /ate 18"' century in Penmylvania., it is che largest body in what ts sometimes cailed :.b.eRiver Brer.h.rea movement. Progressive, wirh a fine coUege at Grantham, Pa., -Brethren in Christ Church. Messiah College, rhey sponsor missions and have congregarion_s in Cal laway, Dublin, H arrisonburg.. Hillsville, Lynchburg, Melfa, Winchester, and two in Roanoke Church of the Brethren This denomination has many congregations scattered throughout the U . S ., including Vir ginia. The German Baptist Brethren or Dunkards. as they were called earlier, o riginate in Schwarzenau. <ft!m1any in I 708 and have much in common v.ich the Mennonites. In their founding they combined ideas from Reformed Proce::aancism, Evangdkal Anabapc1sm and Radical Piecism. Coming w America 1n t 719, they, coo, first settled in Gennantown, Pa. Brethren came to Virginia in che 1730s and 1740s. They have often lived in the same communities as the Mennonites, Rockingham and Augusta Counties being examples. Over the years there has been some Brethren-Mennonite intermarriage. In the past, both groups " dressed plainly.,. They are both peace churches and they believe in simplicity, community, missions and service. One difference between the Brethren and Mennonites has been the mode of baptism; the Brethren practice immersion, the Mennonites typically do not. In some subtle ways the effects of Pietism can be felt among the Brethren. Instead of having a formal creed or confession of faith as the Mennonites do, the Brethren stress simply the New Testament, especially the Sermon on the Mount. The Church of the Brethren supports several colleges, with Bridgewater College being their Virginia school. Their library has Brethren historical and genealogical materials. As you probably know, Roanoke is also a center for several Brethren congregations. These are the major religious groups, sometimes called sects, in which your ancestors may have held membership. Menno Simons Historical Librarv, on lhe third floor of Hartzler Library at Eastern Mennonite University, is Vrrg:inia's best center for genealogical and historical research on Mennonite and related groups. It is a research library specializing in Anabaptist and Mennonite groups-- their history, doctrine, life and arts, as well as Shenandoah Valley history, culture and genealogy. Begun in the 1920s, the MSfil contains about 30,000 cataloged vol:Jmes and receives about 480 periodicals, several of which are useful to genealogists. Genealogical resources available in the MSHL include the following: --- Genealogies: ~lany of Mennonite and Amish families and other Germanic lines in the Shenandoah Valley <;11mames include Herr, Hess. Funk. Kindig. Souder, Strickler, Kauffman (Coffman), Stauffer (Sto·;er). C~:ibill. Shx-~I( (Shenk), Kagey, Alger, Beery, Blosser, Bowman, Brubaker, Burkho lder, Burner, Eberii. Guchtn<_iur. Guuc..i. Grove (GrolIJ, Hc:istand, Lineweaver, Rhodes (Ro ch), Rott, Weaver, \Neng~r. Brunk. Gitt!, ShcwaJter. Brenneman, Ktng, :Vloyer, fisher, Huber (Hoover), Lehman, and many others. -- Co1;nr-; :inc ~egional histories; biographical encyclopedias. Many Virginia counties as well as some from M:i.rylam!, Pennsylvania., We:.1 Virginia, North Carolina., Ohio, and Indiana. -- Atlases and maps for Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Delaware, etc. Topograp hic maps of the local area are also in the co!Jection. - Civil, church and cemetery records: Virginia. wills, marriages , colonial militia, Revo lutionary War pensions and records, tax payers, court records. warrants. surveys. land patents and grants, gravestone inscriptions. church registe:-s, cemetery r~cords. Herung· s Stat"..ites . Also oth~r stat~s U!di8Ila, D ela.ware, .'v!J.ry!am!.. '\;<)rt'.J CJI'Jlin.L 51.'I~!~ .- I! .lir..1. Ohio Pe:-:r.-;::!'.l:l.Ilia.. \Ve '>"t v:rgin.i:t. Tt:nncssee. Kenrucky Good m1~cdlanecus indexes. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �123 --- Cc11sus R~wrds. Primarily Sht:nandoah Valley, buc also some from Yia.ryland, Pennsylvania., West Virg1ma., and other areas of Virginia. Virginia slave schedules for 1860. Most are on microfilm. yfany printed indexes are available. -- Sdt!eted genealogical periodicals. Includes several from specific family associations. - :\dd.itional resources: Personal papers oflocal historians and genealogists, including the large J. K. Ruebush coUection. Genealogical records and charts from patrons and correspondents. Family records from Bibles arid o cher books. lndexed obituaries 'and marriages since 1864 (mainly .Mennonite). Rockingham Co. marriage records, 1865-1903. Research project on cemeteries in Shenandoah National Park and follow-up research on those families in court and census records. Newspaper clipping collection of selected obituaries from 1920, but most from about 1960, with index. (Primarily from Hanisonburg's Daily ;-..;ews-Record., many years of which are on microfilm). --- Other local libraries: Harrisonburg-Rockingham Historical Society (Dayton); County courthouse (Haffisonburg); Bridgewater College (Bridgewater); James Madison University Library and Rockingham Public Library (Harrisonburg). In addition to the above. the MSIIl.. has numerous history books which provide good support for ge:-?ea.!ogic:iJ work. And, of c~urse. the staff is always ready to assist researchers in any way we can. The MSl-Il..'s hours are Yfonday through Friday, 8 to 12 and I to 5. We are closed on Saturdays. You c<m call us at (SJQ) -B2-4 l S.:1 or e-mail us at huberhe@emu edu. Our address is Historical Library, Easter:i :\llennonite l'niversity, Harrisonburg, VA. 22802-2462. Lois B. Bowman is the Librarian. Bibliography of Sources on Religious Groups -Bowman., John David. Invitation to the Joumev: Membership in the Church of the Brethren. (On Brethren identity, mission and doctrines). Elgin, U..: Brethren Press, 1990. 74 pp, .. The Brethren Encvclopedia. Philadelphia., PA: Brethren Encyclopedia, Inc,, 1983. 3 volumes. *•Brunk, Harry A. Historv of Mennonites in Virginia. Harrisonburg, VA: Aurhor, 1959 and 1972. Vol I, 1727-1900, 554 pp.; Vol. It 1900-1960, 592 pp. u church of the Brethren: Yesterday and Todav. By Carl F Bowman., et. al. Ed. By Donald F. Dunbaugh. Elgin. IL Brethren Press. 1986 246 pp . --Contession of Faith in J. .\tknnonite Persoective. Pub. By arrangement with the Gt:neral Board of the Gener:U Conference :Vlennonite Church and the Mennorute Church General Board Scottdale. PA. Herald Prec;o;_ l nn" ' ' ?. pp -0111 ub-il1g11. DondlJ F Pree;:;. 191.10 fi 7~ rip Fr ulC 1Jf cht! Vine . .-\ H.istorv uf che Brethren. i 708- i 7l} 5 Elgin, IL Brerh.J en • ·~-"'. ·::c. C:x::~!: us J ..\n lntrnduct'.On to :Ytennonite Hiscor:. Third Edition. Scottdale. PA Herald Press. ~ ·~l/j 152 pµ •~Hostetler. John .\ The Amish. Revised Edition Sr.:0rtd:i.le. PA. Hera.Id Press. t 995 40 pp - Juhnke. JdITies l: \ '1si0n. Dol..'tr.ne. W..ir \.kruh.'nitr.: IJc:r.l!!Y 1J1d <"' rg.il11mr:0n in .\meri1.:;i 'vknt t Exnenenr.:c m ...\rrterica "en..:-s. Vol J Sr.:o rrdale. PA. Herald Press. I os9 :>96 pp VIRGINIA APPALACEIAN NOTES �124 0 ylli~Ma.ster, Ri\:hard K LJil<l, Pictv. Peooiehood . The b1ablishmem of ~!enn onite C ommunities in Amenca.. 1683-1790 \lteM. Experience in .-\menca Series, Vol. I Scondale, PA Herald Press, 19~5 344 pp. ·•The yft::nnu ni<~ Enc.·<.: iooeJ.i..t, Hillsboro, KS . .:Vknnonile Bn:t11Ien Pub . House, i 9 5 5- 19 90 5 voiumes. (Vol. 5 pub. By Hera.lo P:-ess, Scottdale, Pa ; whole set can be ordered from Herald Press) . **)folt, Steven y{. A Historv o f the Amish. Intercourse, P .\: Good Books, 1992 J 18 pp . -Redekop, Calvin W . Mennonite Societv. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins Univ Press, 1989 397 pp . **Sappington., Roger E . The Brethren in Virginia: The Histor1 of the Church of rhe Brethren in Virginia . Harrisonburg, VA: Corruninee for Brethren History in Virginia., 1973 . 520 pp . -Schlabach, Theron F. Peace, Faith. Nation: Mennonites and Ar:rllsh in Nineteenth-Centurv America. Menn. Experience in America Series, Vol. 2. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1988. 400 pp. **Schrag, Dale R., John D. Thiesen and David A Haury. The Mennonites: A Brief Guide to Infonnation. North Newton, KS : Bethel College, 1994. 20 pp. B ibliography on pages 14-20. "*Scott, Stephen. An Introduction to Old Order and Conservative Mennonite Groups. People's Place Book #12. Intercourse, PA: Good Books, 1996. 252 pp. **Sider, E. Morris. \\-no Are the Brethren in Christ? Nappanee, IN: Evangel Press, ca. 1993. 31 pp. --Toews, Paul. Yf.ennorutes in American Societv 1930-1970. Menn. Experience in America Series, Vol. 4 . Scntt:iale, P .-\.. Herrud Press. 1996 44 l pp. --Wittlingt:i', Ca.ritun 0 Quest for Piecv and Oi:Jedience. The Stor; of the Brethren in C hrist . IN: Evangel Press, 1978 580 pp. ~appanee, -Yoder, £~mer S. The Beach·t ..\mish Ylennonite Fellowship Churches. Hartville, OH: Diakonia :Vli.nistries, 1987 443 pp. ** Indicates suggested early reading. marked **J. [ Note: If this bibliograpby must be shortened, include only those Harold E. Huber Library Assistant September, 199~ VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �125 NOTICES .i\ND ANNOUNCEMENTS C ranston ~·iliams writes his appreciation for listing Jesse Hare in the Surname Index and to report he has donated his research to the Virginia Room. That includes the ~orgia line as well as Virginia of the following: HUTTER family (Poplar Fo r est and Sandusky), Gen. Edmund KIRBY-SiWITH/SELDENS family COBBS/SCOTT/HUTTER family Bishop COBBS of Alabama GRIFFIN family (Samuel,Wingfield,Chas. Beale,Rev. Thos.William, John Hook etc.) BOOKER/GRIFFIN/HUTTER family lncluded is his work on his wife's (Marilyn Virginia Johnson Williams) family: CUNDIFF/GRAYES/JOHNSON (including LEFIWICH,TOMPKINS/HANCOCK) Col.Thos. LIGON/HANCOCK family Rev. Wm. JOHNSON/DICKERSON/LAZENBY/ROBERTSON family Maj .Wm. Fontaine GRAVES/JOHNSON family NANCEITHAXTON/ClJNDIFF/LEFlWICH family NOTICE Auditing for the City of Roanoke bas changed. When sending checks to the library for donations, it is imperative that they be made payable to: ROA~OKE PUBLIC LIBR.\..RYFOUNDATION The Virginia Room will then receive the funds. That is the ONLY way for them to receive fllllds. BOOKS BY MEMBERS Early Adventurers in the Town of Evansham, the County Seat of Wythe County , Virginia, 1790-1839, Vol. IV, by Mary B. Kegley . Cloth Bound, biblio, illustrations, photos , 416 pagesi 1839 map of the t o wn . Sketches of 152 families of the town now cal l Wythevil le. Order from Kegl e y Books, P. o . Box 134, Wytheville, VA 24382. Price in VA: $45.30; out of state: $43 . 50, postpaid . St Clai r family information being gathered for upcoming book authored by Lillian St. Clair Blackford and assisted by Judit h Gordon Blackwell. Direct any family reco r ds, stories, etc. to Judit h G. Blackwell, 860 Stonewall Road, NE, Floyd , VA 24091. VI~GINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l26 REV:EW OF EVIDENCE Confirming the Validity of Previous Submitted by: Research Gene Swartzell correspondence with researchers of Russell county early settlers has been very active. A Tay~or geneal~gy published sc:ne years ago was read because of the many inter-marriages wic'.1 our Sword Family. Since our line was not the primary subject, care has been taken to check all s ou rc~s . Ir.i.~; ~ 2 f:..:.d}.::~s J:.~ ·/e prompced the £rear that some of the " facts" were indeed invented by the professional who did ~he 7esearch .. It is distressing to even think that could happen; but since outrig~t. fraud was discovered with another published genealogy recently, i t seems prudent to present the information to our members. Rules of evidence must be followed. If you £ind some of your people have already been recorded by a previous researcher, don't take their word for it . CHECK & PROVE for yourself. Use what is provided as a guide. Here are some of the "facts" that did not s tand up to the che ck and prove process: ''Samual Taylor came to Russell County in 1 795 11 He is on the Personal Property tax rolls beginning in 1790 "Elijah Taylor ... married in Russell County, Virginia Lydia Bishop ... and the date they first appear as a married couple on the persona_ property tax lists was 21 November 1808 11 Russell County marriage records begin in 1853 . NO personal property taxes were levied in Virginia in 1808. "the Samuel Taylor family transferred from Lovettsville Lutheran Meeting." Not found in New J i:::rusalem Lutheran Church records. Not found in the Fairfax Monthly meeting or Goose Creek Monthly Meeting records. "Sarah Taylor christened 16 July 1781, Episcopal Church, Shelburne Parish, Loudoun County, Virginia" The Fairfax Monthly Meeting has a Sarah wife of Thomas Taylor and a Sarah married to a Bernard Taylor, none christened. No know extant register of the Cameron or Shelburne parishes. "Toms Creek Luthran & Moravian Church, 20 May 1791, lis ts Michael Anna.Mar~a Sword and George Mutter among Charter members. Michael 's wife is Hannah Mutter· lists births and christenings of Michael' s ch:.. ldr~'.'l. " ' Refe r ence to To!Tl' s Creek Church was found; located near prese~t Blacksburg, and an 1806 deed (now called the Lutheran ca.:.. ·r i::iscic Chu rr:h on Tom's Creel-: ) for fcur acres given by J3mes ?~c=0~ . No reference Na s made to r~ ccr~s of cne church , S~ard, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �127 so Virginia Seate Archives has been contacted to learn if they are extant. The above research was undertaken after receiving the following email (which has been summarized. Following the summary is a reply by retired Lutheran minister Nelson R. Sul ouff of Pennsylvania, now of Arizona, to a query on the internet. Richard H. Soard wrote: (e xcerpts quoted with permission) Dear PA/VA researchers, I am searching for info about the ancestors and descendant s of Johan Heinrich Schwerdt/Sword and wife Anna Maria Herchelrodt who were married 1755 in PA .. . . . . an extensive history was developed citing GS documentation to support the research ... microfilms as I n my effort to confirm the documentation I find that several microfilms cited do n o t exist in Mormon records and the others cited do not contain the churches or surnames referenced, so I am hoping that someone can help confirm that these churches existed: REFORMED LUTHERAN CHURCH, Moravian Congregation, York Co. PA GS film #020371 Dates 1755-1762 referenced. This film exists but church does not exist on film. CONEWAGO LUTHERAN CHURCH, Adams Co., PA. GS Film #20 2349 Dates of records 1764-1769 Church exists on the film, but the surname SCHWERDT does not exi st in the church records . TOM'S CREEK CHURCH, Moravian / Lutheran Congregation, Montgomery Co . , VA. GS Film #1307939 Film # does not exist in Mormon records . TOM'S CREEK LUTHERAN/MORAVIAN CHURCH, (Branch congregation of Ready Creek) Wythe/Smythe Co., VA. GS Film #1307940 Dates 1791-1815 This film# d o es not exist in Mormon records. · . . I have been told that it is very unlikely that Lu t heran a nd Moravian faiths would worship in the same church. Als o that the name "Reformed Lutheran 11 is a contradiction i tself. CA..l\J SOMEONE ASSIST ME. also in anoLher note "WPA COURT RECORDS EXTRACTS SW VA. CIRCUI T COG"'RT OF APPEALS , Abi n gton , VA (:i.816 -1 819) GS Film ~l,368,145" Mo rmon catalogue shows content of this film # to be Liverpool, England telephone directory . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �128 The :KEPLY co the request for helo: QUOTE Dear Richard and all rtooters1 To give the researcher from the 1970's every be~efit of doubt., i t migh t be said that the "professional" researched records . of Lutheran church(es), Reformed church(es), and Mo:avian congregation(s) and then lumped his findings all t o gether ~ithout annotating which records came from which churches. Ther.might.be ligitimate information in what he collected and only misleading documentation about his sources. From my understanding of church history, I regret tot tell you that at least part of the reason the churches named above do not appear on the LDS films is that such churches NEVER existed. I am qu i te certain there never was a Reformed Luthran church 1 and I do not believe there ever was a Lutheran/Moravian or Moravian/Lutheran church. The most ludicrous combination of all is the one cited as REFORMED LUTHERAN CHURCH , Moravian Congregation 1 York Co, PA! Since the 16th century, Lutheran congregations have followed the teachings and practices of Luther from Germany, while Reformed congregations have followed the teachings and practices of Zwingl i and Calvin from Switzerland. From early colonial times and continuing into the early 20th century, due to lack of resources and in a very cooperative spirit 1 sometimes a Lutheran cong regat ion and a Reformed congregation would share expenses of building and maintaining facili.ties for worship in common. The cooperative venture were sometimes referred to popularly as "union churches, " but there ne•rer was a formal merger for any church cal l ed a Union Church. In early times the typical pattern was that. a German Lutheran service of worship and the sacrament of the altar would take place on one Sunday and the next Sunday a German Reformed service and communion would take place . This pattern of alternating worship services would of course depend upon the availability of a Lutheran pastor and a Reformed pastor. As regards " Lu theran/Moravian" churches, this is even more misleading '' :..nformation 11 from the "professional" researcher. In early colonia l times the Lutherans in America lacked ordained p ast ors and ~requencly got together for "publi c wo!:"ship" without a pastor. Counc von Zi~zendorf brought a colony of German-speaking Moravians to America and they developed mi ssionary met.hods of t rying to con·rert Lutherans to join their ranks. there was considerable ancagonism between the tow groups rather than cooperation as the re was between Lutheran and Reformed groups. Many Lut herans did go over to Moravian congregacions and many Lutherans wen: over to Church of England (Epi scopalian) congregacicr_s. '::'I:e c.hreat co t he contir_-uation o f :...t.:.t:.heran churches i ~ America was very grave due to lack of pastors . Finally in 1743 ~e~ry M:.. l c~o:..r ~uh : e~~e~3 came tc America and became known as the " sa.vir: r '' -: : .=... :...:. -: ~--:e::::-=::.:-_:'..s;'11 :_:; .~_:".'\o:::::-:. c: a l:::y "Jrga:-:izi.'.1g ':.rair:i.r..g to de·re:. 0 p pastc:::::-s ~r..d by o rgar:.iz:.~g Lu::r.e ran c :.ng::--=:gat.ions inco VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �129 synods so they would be more efficient in conducting the work of the church. I find it lamentable that such muddled reporting of researc h has led you and your family astray for so long, and I do hope you will be able to help set the record straight. UNQUOTE Signed Rev. Nelson R. Sulouff quoted with his permission This was a challenge! Accurate data is also given. is left for the reader. The conclusion BOOK REVIEW by Ann Sylvest LEAVING A TRAIL 2 - Crabtree, Bales, Jackson - (Lynam), Presley, by Norma Jean Crabtree. Prinit P~ess, Richmond, Indiana, 1997. Soft cover, 103 pages plus unnumbered index and foldout pedigree charc. This book is a supplement to LEAVING A TRAIL - Crabtree, Bales, Jackson, Presley, writ ten in 19 8 7. It cone a ins correct ions and additions to the earlieY publi cation along with fami ly anecdotes, Biblical quotes, poetry, and quotations from others. The corrections are clearly marked with page numbers and line numbers from the first book. The book is easy to read and each major family is grouped together. The only drawback is that the book is not documented. However, the author does invite "continued correspondence with anyone regarding corrections and/or additional information." Any corres pondence should be addressed to Norma Crabtree, 408 Kinsey Street, Richmond, Indiana 47374. Purchase information was not suppl ied, but it is assumed that such information could be obtained from the author . A copy of this book has been donated to the Virginia Room which also has the first one . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �L30 QUE;:{I ES Lydia ST. CLAIR , d/o William & 2=-~z aoei:h ADKERSON ST. CLAIR m Abraham GROSS 6 Oct 18 51 in Bedford Co , V .U.. . He was s I o Henry GROSS & Margaret (Peggy ) COOPER. Did Lyci i a have children? When did she die? Will exchange info Judith G . Blac).c,.;ell , 860 S t.onewall Rd , NE, Floyd, VA 24091 98- 1 7: 98-18: Wil l iam MOON m Elizabeth MARTIN . Wi l l i a m d l 800 in Albemarle Co, VA. Ch : William, Richard, Lit cleourv , Jacob, Judith, Susan, Martha, El izabeth, Lucy & Sarah. Need Wi l liam's par & son Jacob's f i'.!:"st wife. Second wife was Ma r t.ha GILBERT l 77 8 i n Bedford Co, VA . Judith G. Blac kwel l , see 98- 1 7 Seek info on par/g-par/o James T. DICKERSON (1802) who m Permelia REED, d/o ~.ndrew, 7 S e p 1825, & R h oda BOOTH, d/o George in 1841. Ch: Griffith, w Ch arlotte REED; Ke tura ; Susannah; George; Permelia ; Delila; Polly; & Peter B. DICKERSON. Will exc h info . Marilynn Dickerson, 74 0 N. Waaner, ].).. nn Arbor , MI 48103 98-19: 98-20: Who were the par/w/ch/o James THOMPSON, Sr . I believe his dau, Rebecca m Griffith DICKERSON in 1 80 0 . They we r e m by Jesse JONES. They moved to Indiana ca 1825. Will exchange info. Mar ilynn Dickerson, see 98-19 98-21: Thomas MALONE (MELONE ), Sr. b in County Waterford, Ireland, where he m Sarah OILER (OYLER?). They i mmigrated in l 775 to PA & l ater to r.he James Rive!" above Buchanan, Bot.e t.ourt. Co, VA. The MALONEs intermarried with the MOORE & JARROTT families who migrated to Kanawha & Mason Cos, (W)VA. Seek info on t.hese fam i l ies. H. Juh ling Mcclung, 6470 Havens Rd, Blacklick , OH 43004 - 967l, e-mail: mcc l ung.l@osu . edu Thomas WALKER ( 1764-1853) b Orange?/Augusta? Co , VA m Eleanor STUART ( 1765 - 1855) d/o Major Alexander STUART & Mary PATTERSON b Brownville, Augusta (now Albemarle ) Co. They moved to Monroe Co (W) VA. Seek help in locating Thomas' 1 ine of WALKERS. H . J u hling McCl u nq, see 98-21 98-22: 98 -2 3 : Seek i n f o c o ncern ing John DUNCAN b ca l 74 l ; resided ca 1 778 in Fa uqu i er Co , VA; move d ca 1780 to Montgomery Co, VA; applied l 832 in Floyd Co , Vll. f o r Re v War pension. Is he t.he John DUNCAN who m Elizabet h HOLTZCLAW, d / o John HOLTZCLAW & Cat.herine RUSSELL, & gd/o J a cob HOLTZC LAW of the l 714 Germanna Set. t lement? Charles Thomas, 1522 Jones Bl v d, Murfreesboro, TN 37129 - 2049 98 -2 4 : In inscr i p tion, sea rch of pho t o of George BOOTHE ' s Floy d Co , VA . Lucian Dent Booth, in tombs tone his book, Descenda nts of Geo r ge BOOTHE, 1737 - 1813, Montgomery County, Virginia, ccnpl~ted i:i :'.. 948 , w:::-oce tha ':. the :;.arke r i :i.c lu d e d "the daces of 173 7 -1813 ." Charl e s Thomas, s ee 98 -2 3 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �SVGS-SURNAME INDEX - 1998, Submitters Reference Number Ref No 1 2 5 10 11 13 16 19 20 23 27 31 34 38 41 45 46 49 50 51 52 54 59 60 66 71 73 74 76 77 78 78 80 83 85 87 89 94 97 98 99 103 109 112 113 114 115 116 117 119 122 123 128 129 131 132 133 134 136 Last name Adams Adams Allen Anderson Anderson Anderson Andrews Arthur Bagbey Baker Barbour Barnes Baugh Beamer Benjey Biggs Bishop Blackwell Blankenship Blankenship Blevins Bogle Boyd Bradbury Brooks Bruce Bryant Buckingham Burden Burian Burke Burke Creasy Byers Cahoon Caldwell Campbell Carrothers Cassell Caudill Caulder Clark Converse Cowan Cowell Cox Cox Crapo Crawford Crislip Crotty Crowder Damewood Walters Dean Dean Dean Decker OeHart Given name Gordon S. Norman James S. Chartes R. Helen J. Fred D. Eleanor L Stranna L. William 8 . Margarette Spencer Jessie S. Pat Smith Helen J. B. Richard K. William G. Priscilla D. Mary Ann Judith G. Lynne Snead Michael E. B. B. Park C. Cart M. Frances 8 . John R. Carolyn Hale Anna M. Mrs. Richard Elizabeth Smith Mrs. Frank Shirley M. Shirtey Dorothy Gerald T. Leslie P. AP., Jr. Mrs. Mildred W . Laura Vaughn Elaine H. Elizabeth Dolores C. Louise Nancy Sandra Elza 8 . James C., Jr. & May W Myrna Harold R. Betty Powers A Eugene Alice L. Judith C. Richard W . Francis Paul Mrs. Camllla Mary B Jill Thompson Debbie VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 131 �136 PRICE CEMETERY (Afro-American) Transcription taken June 6, 1998, by John A. Edmonds From Route 22 l, tum onto Boothe Creek Road, take righ~ onto C~aday School Road. rum right onto Whitelocke Road, go about ten yards and tum nght onto din road 1st Row Fieldstone marker Mrs. Fannie Fliggins, 1888-196-3 Charlie Price, 1891-1963 Willie Virgie Price, 1908-1983 Charlie Price, Jr., l 93?.- 1974 2nd Row William Gus Price, July 6, 1888-0ct. 8, l 984 [Brother] Walter Lee Price, 1945-197 l Walter L. Price, PFC 5 BN2 ARTY, Vietnam, April 4, 1945-0ct. J, 1971 [Footstone] [Double Stone] GOODWIN Bishop Wm. Goodwin, Oct. 13, 1907 Beula P. Goodwin, May 2, 1915-1994 Mildred Lee Price, 1869-1970 James Henry Price. 1856- 1952 [Footstone JHP] 3rd Row Herbert H. Price, 1930-1953 Herbert H. Price, Virgirua, PFC US Marine Corps, March s, 1930-Aug. 9 , 1953 [Foo tst .] Mary Ann Price, Feb. l 0, I 92 l -June J 8, J948 8 fieldstone markers [Double Stone] RICHARDSON Icy P. Richardson, 1899-1972 John H . Richardson, 1900-1962 4th Row Alias Geneva Price, Jan. 3, 1938-Mar. 20, 1938 Infant Son Price 5 fieldstone markers Harvey Huff, 1883 - 1947 Wheeler L Huff. Mar 14, 1914-Jan. 18, 1970 James R . Huff. March 20. 1940-Sept. l 4, 1995 5th Row Annie Yiae Price Stewart. June 3, 1897-N[ay 4, 1968 [Are you sure this wasn ' t Stuart?] Arthur Cannaday , Virginia. Pvt US Army, World War One, Apr 30, 1895-Jan. 9 , 1925 Arthur Price, Virginia, Pvt. 6 Pioneer lnf, Oct. 27, 1919 5 fieldstone markers 6th Row '.2 field:>tone markers. followed by Eldridge Lee Huff, 1904- 1996 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �137 STfJP..rtT CSMETERY (Afr ican-.i\merican ) Located on dirt road to che righc (t rave ling south) on Route 221, between Boothe Creek Road and Cannaday School Road Floyd County, Virginia All rows reading from right to left, front to back Row 1 LEWIS HARVEY WIL!:.IP..MS , JR . - PFC U. S . Army, World War II LINDA S . WILLIAMS CLEAVE L . WILLIAMS LEWIS H. WILLIAMS ELLA MAE WIL LIP..MS May 3, 1926-Sep . · 1997 May 8 , 194 6 -May 8 , 1928-1985 1881-1976 1994 1900-1996 Row 2 ELBURNE SAFFORD STUP..RT JOHN ROY STU.!\.RT ELIZA ANN PRICE - Meta l ma r ker gives 1886 as b irth Sep . 14, 1966-0ct. 17 , 1993 April 16 , 1902-Feb. 22, 1948 Dec . 18 , 1889-June 24, 1965 year for Eliza Ann Price Row 3 1935-1998 PAUL HARVEY MCDANIEL (me tal marker only) March 14, 1915-Feb . 27 , ROBERT LEE STUP..RT July 27 , 1 889-July 25, FANNIE MAE STUART July 13 , 192 5 -Aug . 31 , IVER GERTRUDE STUART March 12 , 1891-May 24 , RO BERT SAMUEL STU.!\.RT 1988 19 87 1955 194 8 Row 4 Oct . 10 , 1912-:eb . 04 , 1952 SAMUEL R. WEBB Jan . i8 , 19 05-Sep . 29 , 1953 MINNIE W. GUNNINGS May 2 , 1909- May 28, 1951 FLOYD E . Gu~ININGS Next Double Stc~e 1869-1946 RALPH G. WEB B - Metal marke::- reads " :<.alph Gus t=. Webb 1880- 1946" S . KAT~ERINE WEB B 1879-1946 - Metal marker r eads " Sarah K. Webb 1882-1946 " May 31 , 1 8 9 8-J a r: • 1 O, 194 4 CLARENCE STU.l\.RT Apr i 1 2 6 , 13 9 2 - June 7 , 1 9 4 a LACIS W. W2BB May 1 1:' , 1 9 07 - Jan . 17, :9 4:. G . C . L . WE3B Next Double Stone Jan. 3, 1.9 09 -Aug . 1 -L 1964 JOHN H. WEBB - Meta: ~ar~er reads " John Howar:-j Webb :9 ~~-: 964 " IRENE DAY W~ 3E 1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �133 Row 5 Mar . 16 , :.9~/-Jct . EDWARD C . STUART " Edw:.rd ca_r l St-uart - Metal marker rea d s ~ ~ Next Double Sto~e 1923 - 1994 ~..ATTHEW A . STUART - Me tal marker reads ''Mat thew Alden Stuart ", bronze footma~ke:::reads "Matthew Alden Stuart, ACK U . S. Mar ine Co rps, World War II II" . 1929 KATIE M. STUART IVAN IRA STUART , JR. Sept. 23 , 1947-Jan . 11 , 199 4 - Bronze footmar~er reads "SP5 U . S. Army, Vietnam " Next Doubl e Stone IVAN I . STUART Aug. 1, 1923-July 6, 1988 - Bronze footmarker reads "Sgt. Ivan Ira Stuart, SFC u . s. P..rmy , Wor ld Wa r II " DOROTHY M. STUART Oct . 4, 1927 VEATRICE LEWIS STUP...RT May 9, 1919-Julv 16, 1964 BERTHA R. STUART Apr . 27, 19 07 -Apr. 4, 1992 RONALD L . STUART May 11 , 1942-Apr . 4, 1965 - Inscription reads " Vi rginia, PFC U. S . Army" HYDRES C . STUA.P.T Feb. 16, 1925-Aug . 29, 1985 - Sronze footma~ker reads " U. S . Army , World War II" Next Double Stone LEWIS JACOB STUART Apr . l 1 , 18 91- Jan . 3 , 194 2 SOPH:A BANKS STUART Nov . 18 , 1893-Jan . 13, 1978 Next Double Stone GOLDIE K . STUART Apr. 6 , 1915-June 15 , 19 82 SP..LLIE Ml\.E STUART April 6 , 1927- Feb . 26, 1980 Row 6 Next Couble St~ne JOHN HELM 187 4-1926 RUTH HELM 1872 - 1942 MARY J . PRICE Oct . 4, 1856-Feb . 24, 1908 - Inscription reads "Wi fe of London Price ". Fields~cne Marker Fieldsto P.e Marker Nexc :c ~ ble Stor.e Jl\MES W. ST~NAR~ , S? . Apr . 2 , 18 7 7 - Feb . 7 , 1 9 2 4 M.AAY TE:?.?"! STC:'N~_=<.T Feb . 14 , 1899-May 10 , 1974 ?ow 7 B. W. GIVERS fl.OLINE JI'!E?S - .::::--.s::r-~:1:;r. :-.:::.:is , Feb . 20 , 1860-Mar . 7, Jan . 3 , 1862 -Jan . 30, " Cur Mo:::er , Wi: e o f :?. • ~IJ • VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Dive rs " . 1928 1912 �139 Fieldscone Ma=ker Fields~one Mar ker ARCH STUA.KT June 17 , 1894-Jan . 30, _97 0 - Inscription reads " PFC U . S . Army, World War I " CLEVA M. STTJF..R':' Oc r.. 1902-.Apr . 15, 1924 - Inscripticn reads "W ife of Arch Stuart " Row 8 DORINDA HEI.!'1 November 5 , 1910-December 17 , 1991 ANNIS HELM MAJORS March 7 , 1909 - January 7, 1978 - Me~al rn ar~ e= reads "Annie Lee Majors" Fieldstone Marker Next Double Stone WILLIA..1'1 H . HSLM 1866-1937 - Metal marker reads " Wi lliam Harvey Helm, March 30, 1866 - 0ct: . 25 , 1937 " SARAH M. HELM 1879-1979 (BLANK] HELM (metal maker only) 1951-1951 Fieldstone Marke= CLEMENTINE FRANCIS PRICE 1834-Aug . 26, 1895 - I nscripti0n reads "Aged 61 years, forever wit:h the Lord " JANE CLAYTOR Apr . 17, 1860-May 28, 1897 - Insc ript ion reads "W ife of Eld. J . C . Claytor " (Genealogy note : This is the daughter of Clementine Price and first wife of Jackson Claytor . ) Dec . 8 , 1901-Mar . 6, 1913 RAYMOND CLA~TOf<. - Inscripticn reads " Son of J . C . and Eliza Clayt:::::- " ELIZA ANN CLAYTOR 1877-1944 [Genealog:; note : Second wife of Jackson Claytor, daughce:- of James Kent J JACK CLAYTOR 1850-1947 JAMES P . KENT (Metal marker only) 1886-1950 [Genealogy note : Brother of Eliza Ann Claytorj Row 9 and behind Row 9 Apr . 10, 183 1 - De c . 5, 190 ... WM. C . BOOT~ MISSOURI AJ.\TN BOOTH July 15, 186:.-Mar . 5, 1908 - ro ot st:Jne r-eads "MAB" [Genealogy ncte : 1880 Floyd Co . Census shows the Booths living fou r houses from Clementine Price . This was listed as a white family. ramilv included : William C . Booth , 49 ; Cintha A . 9oot:h, 48, wife ; Mary-J . Booch, 22; Missouri Booth, la; ~rei [?] Bcot~, 18 ; Lau!:"et:t~ Booth , 8 . j FREELOVE BCOTH April 17, 1764-1909 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �140 CLAYTOR Cr:METERY (African-.rutterican) SE, Located on ~· L~e Allen Farm, 1984 Cannaday_ Scheel ~cad, near the ir-tersection of Whitelock Road, SE. ?:oyd County , Virgi~ia First Row Double Tombstone (Rest In Peace ) MAURICE W. CLAYTOR Dec . 18, 1868-Apr. 12, 1958 LILLY A. C:Jl.YTOR Feb . 29, 1876 Metal Plate next ~o tcrnbstone Lillie Claytor Hopkins 1874-1980 Footstones read "Mother " and " Father" [Genealogy note : Lillie Claytor reQarried Morton Hopkins . 1 Second Row DEMAUR ICE CLP.YTOR BESS IE CLJl.YTOR Aug . 2, 1908 - Jan . 15, 1933 4 , l 9 1 9- Jan . 1 3 , 1 9 3 6 l\p r . Third Row ODEL CL?.YTOR June 2 , 1913 Fieldstone marker to the left of Ode l Claytor HUGH E. CLAYTOR Aug. 18, 1892-Jan. 19 , EDWF. ."C\D . T . C:...AYTOR Mar . 31, 1910 1911 Transcribec by John A. Sdmonds on March 28, 1998 Craig/Hines Cemetery FloydJMonts<Xnle.!Y County Line [Located on a hill at the intersection of Hutfville Road and Fisher's View Road] N8IDC8 Alice Lyle Craig Edmooia Eleanor Craig Sallie Agnes Hines A.noattines Captain Bmi.nard W. Hines Annie M HiDes Michael N. Hines Dates Nov. 14, 1905-July 3, 1906 Sept. 17, 1888-Apr. 13, 1906 Feb. 18, 1867-Dec. 19, 1905 Died July 26, 1883 (No dates] Jan. 27, 1844-March 14, 1886 Aug. [7] 1801-Mardi 31, 1874 Transcn.Ded April 15, 1998 by :M"ichael BlankenBhip VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Wife of Charles J. Craig Aged 6 mos. & 15 days Co. F, 24 VA Inf, CSA Wife of J. W. 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When submitting a book. please include tb.e price of the book. copies of the avai labl e advertisrng m a te rial . and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed. Following thejr review all books w ill be p lace d in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City PubUc Library, oo South Jefferson Stree t in Roanoke. V irgin ia . J t l I �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. =:==~ = == ==== ==== == ==== =~ ==== = ===== ========= ===== === ========= = == = = Vol . 22 - No. 2 - May 1998 CONTENTS President's Message Book Review Reunion Notices "The Story of Buzzard Rock" Report on the April 1998 SVGS Meeting Jacob 0. Dillon, Deed, compiled by Mary Ann Sink Barnes Guardianship Records, Children of Botetourt County, Virginia collected by Charles T . Burton Who was the Widow Sarah Graham? by Edward D. Graham All Cemetery, Roanoke Co, VA Additional Information on the All Cemetery Montgomery County Business Directory of Scandinavian Research Five (count 'em five) Snidow Cemeteries of Giles County Bits and Pieces 37 38 38 39 40 41 53 55 56 57 64 67 52, 54, 66 ===~====== == == ===~== === = ============= == ============= = ==~ = ==== = === EXPANDED SURNAME INDEX COMING Over the past severa l months, members of the Board of SVGS have been working on an expanded Surname Index. It is now completed and will appear in the August issue of Virginia Appalachian Notes alc:mg with the complete membership list . These two items are being combined to make it eas i er for you to contact other members who are resea r ching the same families you are. LOOK FOR IT IN THE NEXT VAN! VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �37 S\.JUTI-fWESll::RN vm.Li !N l 1\ <i FNl-.1\I.< )lilC.\I '.\ H II· I Y. I~< P (' Hcix \ ~ 4 X' Virgin i a _:411: 6 R\) ;.lJh' k ~. Th.<?. 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VA AND SOME OF HTS DESCENDANTS l736-l997 by Ora Belle Mayberry McColman and Others, 1998, 612 pages with Index, soft cover . Private printing. Emera Altizer was born in the province of Hesse, Germany in the mid - 1700s, and came to America as a teen-ager. Mrs . McColman has devoted a large portion of her book to descendancy information which will be a big boon t o those who are seek ing to complete their own family trees . However, she has also added a good deal of 11 meat on the bones" in the form of quotes from obituaries, deeds , wi lls , and d ivorce records , and has related some family tradition stories . Her documen tation is done within the body of the text . Purc ha se information can be obtained by contact t he author at 2123 - 10th Street , N. W., Roanoke, VA 24012-3925 or by phone at (540) 366-9 142. REUNION NOTICES FABER/FAUBER/FAUVER/FARBER, June 28, 1998, Montebello, VA The descendants of Valentine Faber, Sr . will hold their annual family reunion Sunday, June 28, 1998 at Montebello Camp G7ounds, Montebellow, VA . The reuni on will begin with church services at South Mountain (Haines) Chapel a t 11 : 00 a . m. A pot luck lunch will be served at 1:00 p.m . at the camp grounds . Both locations are on Rt. 56 at the Blue Ridge Parkway. There will be a $3.00 registration fee per adult. Al l Faber/Fauber/Fauver/Farber (or any spelling variat i o n of t he name) a nd re l ated fa milies are welcome. For information contact: Sylvia Steele Echols, 794 Adri an Court , Virginia Beach, VA 23452 - 3851 , Phone : (757)3 4 05364 ROSE FAMILY REUNION, August 9, 1998, Douthat State Park The Rose Family Reunion wil l be held at Douthat State Park, at the lower shelter , on Sunday, August 9, 1998 . Fellowship will begin at 11 : 00 a . m. and lunch will be served at 1 : 00 p . m. . Pleas e bring a picnic lunch to share family style, along with eating utensils, plates, folding chairs, beverages and ice . For information contact Marion F. Rose, 2010 Potts Creek Rd., Covington , VA 24426 or Sylvia S. Echols , 794 Adrian Ct . Virginia Beach, VA 23452 . All Rose descendants are welcome . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �THE STORY OF BUZZARD ROCK SVGS Membership Meeting Program on April 18, presented by Gary Foutz II 39 II 1998 Many of the members present at this program did not know about the Buzzard Rock Archeological Site which is located on both sides of the Roanoke River not far from downtown, in the area where the old American Viscose Plant was built in 1917 . The name of the site, Buzzard Rock, first appeared on Roanoke River navigational records as early as 1837 , probably referring to the turkey vultures which made their home on the rocky cliffs north of the river's bend . While evidence of Indian habitation there has been known since at least that time , it has b een the site of repeat digs for artifacts, and alternating protection and destruction over about the last 25 years that has been the most informative to those who would like the site preserved as it is now. Gary explained i t is the largest archeological find in the entire Roanoke Valley. Gary has repres~nted almo?t a one-man preservation activist in recent years, but his connect.ion to the land goes back to his childhood when he would spend many quiet hours at the site. For more information on the site, a lengthy article with photo graphs appeared in the "Roanoke Times" on March 8, 19 9 8. Gary's current project to both define and respect the site is to raise funds to install a permanent "highway historical marker" nearby . Almost all the funds are now raised, and the date for unveiling the marker is tentatively June 6, 1998, on 13th Street Southeast, which will also include a car pull-off space for future readers of the sign. Gary concluded our program by reading us a poem symbolizing the basic beliefs of our Native American ancestors : 0 GREAT CREATOR We come before you in a humble manner, and offer you our hearts and souls, with tears in our eyes and an ancient song from our heart , I pray ... To the four powers of Creation, To the Grandfather Grandmother Moon, and to Mother Earth, I pray . .. Sun , Be with our ancestors and let them have peace and honor. elders and children, families and friends, I pray . I pray for our relations in nature, all that walk, swim , seen and unseen, I pray ... to the Bless our crawl, f ly and To the good spirits that exist in every part of Creation and peace among the four races of humankind , I pray.·· May there be good heal th and healing for our Mother Earth. May t~ere be beauty all around us, and we ask that this world be filled with peace, love and beauty, we pray today. Amen. VIRGINIA APP~LACHIAN NOTES �40 Jacob O. Dillon Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 51 page 289 only : Deed 2 0 Dec 1901 Tyree T. Dillon and Anne E his wife convey to Jacob o . Dillon for sum $200 cash lot or messuage land, a part of the Stephen Sink tract on the East side of the big branch leading from A. L. Crooks and adjoining lands of estate of Mary Martin, dee . and the land of George L . Fisher, dee. on East and A . L . Crook on the north, supposed to be 70a more or less . Tyree T. Dillon . Ann E . Dillon R. C. Shaon, JP 20 Dec 1901/Clerk's office 7 April 190 2 Deed Book 51 pages 395-396 : This deed made this 3rd day of July 1902 between P . H. Dillard, special commissioner appointed under a decree entered in the Chancery C use of Perdue's Adm . v Hartwell and carper at a special term of Circuit Court of Franklin County held June 1902, part of the one part, and J. 0. Dillon, party of the other part, both of the county of Franklin in the State of Virginia. Witnesseth : That the said special commissioner in pursuance of the decree of crem ritined (?) and in conside ration of the sum of $560.00 (five Hundred and sixty) with interest from the 22d day of January 1902, the purchase money for said land paid in full into the hands of the receiver of said Court, the reciept whereof is hereby acknowledged, doth grant with special warranty unto the said J. O. Dillon part of the other part, the following tract or parcel of land described according to survey of Jessee Dillon made Oct 18 1889 and filed with the papers of the above mentioned suit, to wit: Begining at "A" a persimmon tree on the road thence a new line along said road as it meanders N700 W,4 po. N 310 W 20po, N 350 E 30po, N 32' po N 5 E 18 po, No 21 E 7 po. N 37' w leavi ng the road at 19 po in all 84 po to " B" pointers at a branch, s 44 w 18 po to a rock, N 75.30' w 5 . 80 po to " C" a spring. s 400 w 4 po to "D" a cycamore on a branch in the old line thence with Mar tins line N 55 O w 26 po. N 49 w 13 po to " E" a l ocust thence with Fishers line N 150 15' E 38 . 40 po crossing a branch to a hickory, N 270 - 30' E 26-40 po to a gnm N 49 9E(?) E 36 po to a rock, N 46030' E 36po to a hickory N 35045 w 70 po to a double black oak N 770 E 12-50 po to "F" a white oak at the road and down the same as it meanders, S 750 E 12 po, S 530 E 40 po. s 84oeO' E 7 . 80 po to ''G" , thence leaving the road with George Jeffersons line S 300 E 36po to a branch and down the same as it meanders s 100 E 14 po S 22 E 12 po s 10 E 16 po. s 480 E 8 po s. 120 E 18 po S 14? E 12 po to " H" where formerly stood a poplar thence leaving said branch with. Dillin's line S 690 w 59 po to the road and with it South 49 po, thence leaving the road N 880 E 34 po. s . 8 1 E 20 po. s 870-E 31 po crossing two branches two branches to a hickory S 480 E 42 po S 44' E 16 po to a white oak stump S 770 . E 16 . 50 po to T. T. Dillon ' s lin e and with it s 150 W 22 po. S 400 E 75 po crossing a branch to "I" a locust, thence new line s 68 W 28 po S 550 W 42 po. S 480 W 20 po to a post oak N 520 W 9.80 po to "J" a black oak N 77' W 103 po crossing three branches to "A" the begining containing 230 (two hundred and thirty)acres by survey and calculation, als o known as the old home p~ace of Mark Perdue and that land assigned to Alberta c. Jefferson as dower in lands of Whittle Perdue deceased, the said J. o . Dillon to hold the above land in fee simple. Given under my hand and seal this the Jct day of July 1902. P. H. Dillard Spe Corni H. D. Dillard a commissioner in Chancery of the Circuit Court of Franklin in the State of Virginia certifies that P. H. Dillard special Comm. is acknowledged 4 July 1902. Franklin County Court Clerks Office 7 July 1902. Compiled by - . Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes; 1204 Allison Drive; Rockville, Md. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 2085 1 �41 GUARDIANSHIP RECORDS CHILDREN OF BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA Collected by Charles T. 'I'ranscribed by C. lli.lbow:n - Burton April 1995 ABSHIRE, [Sarah - census 1850 Bot Co Va # 407 J (or Amanda S) 8 Mar 1857 gdn Thomas JOHNSON ch ALDERSON, - ch Rufus Davis, gdn Hester Ann ALDERSON - ANDERSON, William BULENMAN Benjamin Ammen ch Edward T (over 14) - Susan Amanda 12 June 8 Oct 18 7 7 ANDERSON, [William H ( m Susan) - census 1850 Bot Co Va ch Nannie - 9 Oct 1865 gdn John G RUDISILL 1860 gdn W H H #290) BAKER, William (d by 13 Feb 1854) [m Mahala - census 1850 Bot Co Va #402] - ch Miranda J - 13 Feb 1854 gdn Grief H LEFTWICH - ch William Henry - 11 Apr 1859 gdn Benjamin ZIMMERMAN BEARD, - ch Martha - 14 Oct 1850 gdn Thomas JOHNSON BECKLEY, Henry M - ch Gilbert L, Clarence J (b after 1865) (under 14) - 10 Apr 1871 gdn James H H FIGGATT, 17 Jan 1879 gdn Geo M SWANN BENNETT, - ch Harriet (free colored g i r l over 14) - 12 Mar 1866 gdn Ned LEE BENNETT, Moses no gdn listed) ch Isaac - 13 Mar 1793, BIGLER, - ch Eliza A, Charlotte, Mark - 12 Aug 1850 gdn Mary BIGLER named in suit George, BITTLE, George W - ch Edward, Sarah, Emma Rapp before 1857) - 13 Nov 1871 gdn EB LUSTEN BOWER, Philip & Mary M - ch William (o ver 14) (cm note- Catherine, (o ver (b 14) by 1864) Susan, (b - 8 Apr 1878 gdn John M VEST BOWER, William (d by 11 Mar 1867) [m Susanna - census 185 0 Va #725 ] - ch Letitia M (over 14) - 11 Mar 1867 gdn David BOWYER , Rufus ( d by 8 Nov 18 5 8 ) - c h win f i e 1 d - 8 Nov 1858 gdn Henry W BOWYER (appointed) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES S , Hen r Y Bot Co BOWER (under 14 ) �42 BOYD, Andrew L Sr (d by 11 Feb 1867) - ch James P, Rose L - 11 June 1860 gdn father Andrew S BOYD - ch James Patton, Rose L (under 14) - 11 Feb 186 7 gd n Ann E BOYD ( app oi nted) BOYD, William W ( d by 13 Aug 1866) [m Jane - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1245) - ch Henry Erskine, Alice Estill, Jame s Wi lliam, Andrew Lewis (under 14) - 13 Aug 1866 gdn Jane C BOYD BREWBAKER, Isaac - c h Martha A o ver 14 (b by 1859) gd n A T BOOZE 13 Oct 1873 BROWN, Daniel & Betty - ch Samuel - gdn appointed 23 Dec 1873, F r ank BROWN - ch Albert (over 14) (b by 1864) - 21 Aug 1878 gnd William WRIGHT BRUGH, Lewis (d by 8 Dec 1856 - m # 1 Elizebe th who d by 9 Apr 1 855) [m #2 Ann G - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1364] - ch James B, Mary Ann, Wi lliam - 9 Ap r 1855 gdn Lewis BRUGH - ch James B - 8 Dec 1856 gdn Joseph V CARPER ( chosen) - ch Mary Ann - 8 Dec 1856 - gdn Samuel M CARPER (ap pointed) - ch Willi am P - 8 Dec 1856 gd n George w CARPER (ap pointed ) - ch Cornelia P, Louisa J a ne , Vir g ini a Grove, Alic e D, Nannie Lewis (under 14) - 8 Dec 1 856 gdn Ann G BRUGH - ch Mary Ann 1863 gdn George W CARPER BRYANT , James - ch William, Ambrose (under-age 12) Aug 1796 in suit (cm note - no gdn lis ted) BURKS, William P [m Mary E - c ensus 1850 Bot Co Va #274] - ch Alice G (o ver 14) - 11 Nov 1867 gdn father William P BURKS CAHOON, Charles (d by 11 Mar 1861) Mar 1861 gdn William G NI NING ER ch George M, Charles B - 11 CAHOON, John [( d by 14 Au g 1854) ce nsus 1850 Bot Co Va #405] ch Mark [W] - 14 Aug 185 4 gdn Patrick KILLCOLLIN CAHOON, John B [m Sarah - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1511] - ch Wi lliam Addis on, Sa rah J (over 14) - 9 Nov 1868 gdn father John B CAHOON CAIL, & Adaline Da _ l Aug 1876 gdn J R WASKEY CALDWELL, - ch Dora F (over 14) (b by 1862 ) - 14 ch Granville - 11 Oct 1852 gdn Fleming CALDWELL CALDWELL, Hugh - c h Stephe n (under 21) - 11 Aug 1795 (in suit) ( c m no t e -- no g d n 1 is t e d ) CALENDER, -~ gdn Wm BENNETT ch Sarah (co lored, aged over 14 ) - 12 July 1869 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CAMPBELL, Robert ( d by 12 Jan :852) [m Eli=abeth - c ensus 1850 Bot Co Va #1447] - ch John T, Angeline . Merryman L , E liza beth S, Virginia - 12 Jan 1852 , 12 Feb 1 855 gdn Leroy R JAMES CARRINGTON, Edward C ( d by 9 Apr 1 855) [m Eliza H - c ensus 1850 Bot Co Va #1426] - ch Wil liam C, James McD - 9 Apr 1 8 55 gdn Eliza H CARRINGTON CARROLL , Jackson & Adaline - ch Elizabeth , 1863 ) - 20 Nov 1877 gdn James J FI NK CARVIN, Elizabeth, unmarried Peter - b before 27 May 1805 MIL LER , see Will Book E-555, CARV IN , who raised him - see Peter born ca 1805 (dau when will 1850 ( ove r 14 ) ( b by of Will iam CARVI N Jr l - c h mother marr ie d Fr ederick of hi s grandmother, Sarah census of Rke Co Va h o u se # 2 79, CLARK, David Sr (d by 8 Apr 1867) [m Cynthia - census 1850 Bot Co Va #349] - ch Martin - 8 Apr 1867 gdn Dav i d c CLARK CLEMMENTS, John J - ch George A, John W, Edwa rd, Marga reL A under 14 ( b after 1864 ) - 13 Jan 1878 gdn B~- ZIMMERMAN COFFMAN, John F (d by 10 June 1867) [m J udith V WOODSON ] - c h James, George, Martha A - 12 Mar 1855 gdn Achi ll es A WOODSO N George G, Martha Ann - 10 June 1867 gdn Abraham K LAY MA N COTTELL, -~- - ch Harriet Ann (colored - over 14) gdn Gabriel PERSINGER ch 11 Jan 1869 CRAFT, - ch El izabeth - 11 Nov 1850 gdn Wi l liam CHAPPLE CRAFT , - ch Mary Margaret - 13 Dec 1852 gdn Newton SWIT ZER CRAFT, - ch Sarah - 8 Mar 1852 gdn Josephus STRI CKLAND CRAWFORD, - ch Mary Ann - 13 Dec 1852 gdn Joseph S IMPSON DAVIDSON, - ch Maxwell - 14 July 1851 gdn John M BOWY ER DAVIS, THOMPSON - ch Martha F, Henry WK - 12 sept 1850 gdn James R DAVIS, Henry (d by 12 Mar 1866) - ch Clora A, Osburne H (over 14) - 12 Mar 1866 gdn John DAV I S ( chosen) DAVIS, William s [m Eliza G - census 1850 Bot Co Va #855] - c h J Robert, Sarah Ella, Lucy Emma, J o siah Pane, Eliza Virginia , Ora Lillian, Maria Willi ams - 13 J a n 1862 gdn father William S DAVIS - ch Elizabeth Virginia over 14 (b by 1857 ) - 15 May 1871 gdn John A McCLURE - c h Maria W over 1 4 (b by 1860) - 1 2 Oct 1 8 74 gdn James H H FIGGATT VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �44 DEAL, Samuel ( d by 14 July 1 856) July 1856 gdn John B FERRILL [m Emily] - ch Wi l liam DEEL, John - ch E lizabeth L under 14 ( b afcer 1857) gdn T A LINKENHOKER c - 14 11 Dec 18 7 1 DEISHER [Jacob m Diana - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1520] - ch Minerva Jane - 4 Nov 1863 gdn Samuel BURGER DEISHER, M JM - ch Cornelius, James (under 14) 13 Feb 1871 gdn James D OWENS ( b after 1857 ) - DELONG, [William B m Adaline] - ch Virginia S, William G (o r ) [George W] - 9 Sept 1867 gdn Adaline DELONG DELZELL, ~~ - ch Martha - 13 Jan 1851 gdn Stephen SANDS DENTON, David S [m Harriet - census 1850 B e~ Co Va #1780] - ch James W, George W, Ann E over 14 - 8 Aug 1859 gdn father David S DENTON - c h Mary Agnes , John Thomas, Lucenda Cathe rine , Mar t ha Jane, Edward Harvey under 14 - 14 Mar 1859 gdn father David S DENTON DICKEY, Robert S ( d by 14 Sept 1857 ) (m Maraaret - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1267 - ch Hester M, Margar et c --14 Sept 1857 chose gdn James Q A KELLY DOLLMAN, Henry G [m Ann - census 1850 Bot Co Va #567) - ch William A - 8 Oc t 1860 gdn Isaac KESSLER DUDDING, George - ch Mati lda A, Hester (o ve~ 14) Jan 1873 gdn father (b by 1859) - 13 ECHOLS, - ch J Rowland , John, Eliza Frances - 12 Jan 1857 gdn Edward ECHOLS ENGLE, David & Martha - ch Mary Susan (under 14) (b after 1864 ) 8 Apr 1 878 gdn Isaac ENGLE ETTER, James [J] (d by 9 Mar 1868) [m Sarah J) - ch Ch arles M, Florida J ( under 14) - 9 Mar 186 8 gdn Sarah J ETTER EUBANK, Hezekich (d by 8 Aug 1859) [m Elizabeth J - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1052 ) _ ch John N, Sarah Aqnes P, Wil liam Thomas, Mary Jane [E], James Hezekich c, Fleming Jesse B - 8 Aug 1859 gdn John P E MARKHAM EWING , - ch Daniel P 14 Apr 1851 gdn Fletcher H MAYS EWING, Daniel P - ch Cora Belle Price , Anna Ja after 1857) - 12 J une 187 1 gdn Chas RAYNE FALLS, Ida THOMAS ( under 14) ch Hiram F (u nder 14) - 14 Jan 1867 gdn Samu e: VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (b �-1 5 FALLS, John H ( m Mary Frances) - c h Ellent:.1n e 1868 gdn father John H FALLS ( under 14 / - 10 Aug FERGUSON,~- - ch Andrew, Martha , Emmily ( under 14) (b af ter 1857) - ch Thomas (over 14) ( b by 1857 ) - 9 Oct 1871 gdn James FERGUSON FISHER, Soloman (d by 11 Feb 1856) [m Clarissa - c ensus 1 8 50 Bot co Va #954] - ch Harriet Elizabeth or Harriet - 11 F eb 1856 gdn William T GRAY - ch Elizabeth, Virginia - 1 0 May 1 858 gdn Clarissa T FISHER - ch Harr iet - 14 Feb 1859 gdn Clarissa F FISHER FRYER, Alexander (d by 13 Oct 1856) - ch Jacob (under 14 ) Oct 1856 gdn Jacob BRUGH 13 GARST, George [m Mary - census 1850 Rke Co Va #565] - ch Eliza~ ; th Mary, John Henry, Joseph Taylor, Lucy Frances, Julia Hester - 11 Mar 1861 gdn father George GARST GILLIAM, Robert J (d by 11 Jan 1858) [m Salina Hunter Camp Co Va] - ch Mary W [d 10 mar 1865], Virginia Ann Eliza, Robert J[avet] 11 Jan 1858 gdn William A GI LLIAM GILMORE (or GILMER)~ J~seph (d by 8 June 1868) - ch Thomas R, Eliza R, Henry J, William P - 12 Jan 1857 gdn father Joseph GILMORE - ch James William (over 14) 8 June 1868, 13 Aug 1869 gdn Philip M PAXTON GLASGOW, William A (m Elizabeth Spears d by 9 July 1866, dau of Charles C SPEA~S of Rh Co) [census 1850 Bot Co Va #1309] - ch Maggy A, Francis T, Robert, Elizabeth _ 9 July 1866 gdn father William A GLASGOW GRAYBILL, Christian [m ~argaret - census 1850 Bot Co Va #611] ch Nancy, George, Franc~s, Margaret E _ 14 July 1851 gdn Robert H HUDSON - ch Margaret Elizabeth - 8 Aug 18 64 gdn Samuel M CARPER GRIM, - ch Rebecca Jane, Charlotte Mary Ellen, Bennett Jan 1851 gdn Martha GRIM ' HAMNER, HAMNER - ch Annie Austin _ 10 Jan 1859 gdn mother Ann E HARRIS, - ch Lucy (over 14) (b by 1864) Edgar BRADFORD 11 Nov 1878 gdn HARVEY, William M - c~ Arthur w age yrs, Laura age 5 mos , Dec 1865 gdn f at h er Wl 11 tam M HARVEY 7 HARVEY, - John DAV IS 13 (i llegitmate ) - c h Mary E (over 14) - VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 12 3 May 1869 gdn �46 HAYTHE, - ch Achilles M, Ch _ R - 12 Sept 1850 gdn William B HAYTHE - ch Edmund P , Teresse R , George H - 12 Sept 1850 gdn William B HAYTHE HA ZLEWOOD, James C (d by 9 Mar 1868) [m Mary - cens us 1850 Bot Co Va #1273] - ch Robert (over 14) - 9 Mar 1868 gdn Louis HOUSEMAN Jr HO PKINS, ~~ - ch John S, Ann Virginia, James D - 9 Oct 1854 gdn Steve ns D HOPKINS , 8 Dec 1856 gdn James M FIGGATT HOUSER, Emanuel - ch Warren Lee (under 14) (b after 1859 ) - 12 May 1873 gdn Otho K HOUSER - ch Sarah B ( over 14) (b by 1859) 12 May 1 873 gdn Oth o K HOUSER - ch Warner L, Sarah B ( under 21) b after 1854) - 9 Aug 1875 gdn Ot h o K HOUSER - ch Sarah V (over 14) (b by 1863) - 9 Apr 1877 gdn George B HOUSER HOUSMAN, - ch Eli zabeth, James - 9 Sept 1850 ~~n Lewis HOUSMAN - ch Martha A , Luther M - 9 Sept 1850 gdn Samuel M CARPER JOHNSON, - ch J esse - 10 Nov 1851 gdn Daniel C YATES JOHNSON, Samuel ( d by 9 May 1853 ) - ch Margar et - 9 May 1853 gdn John RINEHART JOHNSTON, Walter N & Alice ( deceased) - ch Al ice B (under 14) ( b after 1863) - 12 Feb 1877 gdn father JONES, Nicholas & Matilda - ch Malinda (o ver 14) ( b by 1859 ) - 23 Dec 1873 gdn Frank BROWN JONES, Samuel L - ch Nanni e L, Frederic k T. Mary A, RoberL C - 9 May 1 864 gdn fat her Samue l L JONES JONES, Will iam (m Jane) - c h Mar garet A, Bot Co Va ca 1834 = m Craig Co Va 26 Dec 1855 Benjamin L Thomas (cm n ote- no gdn list ed) KERN, - ch Geo rge T - 14 Sept 1863 gdn Sarah KERN KESS LER, [Joseph 39 m Mary M Sp ic kard - ce nsus 1850 Bot Co Va #1656] - ch James, Valentine - 11 Aug 1856 gdn Samuel SPICKARD KING, _ - ch William A - 10 Nov 186 2 gd n Mansfield W KING KIN ZI E , Nathan G ( d by 8 Oct 1860) [m Elizebeth] [see sons birth] - c h James Daniel [b 8 Mar 1858] - 8 Oct 1860 gdn James SNIDER LACKLAND, Joel [BJ ( d by 1 3 July 1868) (m Martha] - ch Luther C (over 14 ) - 13 July 1868 gdn Martha A NACE LANGHORN, George c - ch Mary E. w B (over 14) ( b by 1859 ) - c h John M, V1rgin 1a (under 14) (b after 1859) - g June 1873 gd n F JOH NSTON Ed win W, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �47 LAWS, - ch Charlotte ( co l ored over 14 ) - 1 2 Oc t Richard RUSSELL 18 6 8 gdn LAYNE, _ch James Alexander, Edward Achi l les, Mary , Rufus , Sarah _ 9 sept 1850 gdn Thompson H LAYNE LEFTWICH, Grief H (d by 14 Sept 1868) [m Elizabeth Catherine] _ ch John H (under 14) - 14 Sept 186 8 gdn Joseph JAMES , 10 Oct 1869 gdn William ZIMMERMAN LEIGHTON, John ( d by 13 Oct 1856) - ch Elizabeth - 13 Oct 18 56 gdn Peter B HIPES LEMMON, James E (d by 8 Dec 1862) [m Mildred] D[av is] - 8 Dec 1862 gdn M S PENDALL [only ) ch Mary LEMMON Samuel (d by 9 Apr 185 5 ) [m Susan - . census 1850 Bot Co Va #1616] ch Elizabeth, Peter, Mary Ann, David, John - 9 Apr 1855 gdn Susannah LEMMON 1 - LEONARD James (d by 20 Oct 1868 ) [m Nancy J - cens u s 1850 Bot Co Va #597J - ch Frances C (over 14) - 12 Oct 1868 gdn Henry T RILEY · ted) 12 Nov 1877 gnd Joseph B LEONARD - ch James W - ( appoin LEONARD, Joseph [Jr] ( d by 14 . June 1869 ) [m Ann - census 1850 Bot Co Va #598] - ch William, Matilda Susan (over 14) - 14 June 1869 gdn John T LEONARD LEWIS, Sarah A - ch Fanny (over 14 ) (b by 185 9) - 10 Nov 1873 gdn Fleming cox LITTLE, Eliza S ( d by 9 Oct 1854 ) - ch John, Julia, William Charles, Ann _ 9 Oct 1854 gdn John G RUDISILL ' LOCKETT, Albert S (d by 9 Mar 1868 ) - c h Ann Eliza (under 14) _ g Mar 1868 gdn John AMMEN McCREERY, John (d by 9 Apr 1855) - ch Nancy HARDBARGER McDONALD McDONALD 1 9 Apr 1855 gdn John _ ch John, Lewis, Bryan - 10 Mar 1851 gdn William MANGUS, George (d by 12 June 1854) [m Mary - censu s 1 8 50 Bot Co Va #1675] _ ch Rebecca J - 12 Jun 1854 gdn Daniel MANGUS MARTIN, James w (d by 14 Dec 1 8 63) [m Hannah] _ ch Frances El i z a be th, sally Saunders - 1 4 Dec 1863 gdn Hannah Mary MARTIN MAYS, Joseph R ( m Pauline O) - ch Martha V, Mary E s, Elizabeth A , James W, Charles R - 12 Aug 1867 gdn Pauline o MAYS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �48 MAYS, Ro[bert ( d by 10 Apr 1854 ) ( rn Lavinia ) - cens us 1850 Bot Co Va #2 771 - ch Cornelius [Cornel ia ) Morton , James David - 10 Ap r 1854 gdn Lavinia MAYS MEREDITH, Dr S[amuel] (d by 9 Jul 1866) [m Sarah Lewi s] - ch Virginia P[reston] (under 14) - 9 July 1866 gdn Sarah L MEREDITH MERRILL, Morgan (d by 14 mar 1853) [m Elizabeth - census 18 50 Bot Co Va #904] - ch Samuel, George - 14 Ma r 1853 gdn John AMMEN MILLER , - ch Mary F, Ma rtha V - 13 Feb 1 860 gdn F B MILLER MILLER , - ch Ch r istian B, Henry c, Calv in - 11 Aug 1851 gdn Parm elia MILLER MOFFAT, Henry M {d by 1 3 Nov 1867) - ch Rachael E - 14 Aug 185 4 gd n James MILLER , (o ver 14) 13 Nov 18 67 gdn James H H FIGGAT MOOMAW, [Samuel (d 7 Nov 1852 ) (m Ann Gish )] - ch Catherine, Paulina, Eliza, Rufu s , Arnais, Amos , Al cinda - 13 De c 1852 gdn Ann MOOMAW MUNDY, James [m Sarah] - ch S ylvanus James MUNDY 8 June 1863 gdn father MURR(A)Y, [James (m Elizabeth) - census 1850 Bot Co Va #880 ] - ch Taylor , Mar cus, Hu lda AM - 14 May 1860 gdn Isaac ENGLE NEWCOMB[,] John (d by 11 June 1855) [ce n sus 1850 Bot Co Va #5 00] - ch Catherine, Nancy, William - 1 1 June 1855 gdn Rufus PITZER NININGER, Jacob (d by 14 Mar 18 64 ) (m El izabeth Ke ss ler - census 1850 Bot Co Va # 1519] - c h Mary s - 14 Mar 1864 gdn [brother] Geo r ge NININGER NOFFSINGER, David (d by 14 Mar 1864) [m Cat herine - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1170] - ch Rufus, Geo r ge w - 14 Mar 1864 gd n J ames 1 WILLIAMSON OBENCHAI N , William (d by 13 Nov 1 854) [# 2 m Susanna Bec kner ce nsus 1850 Bot Co Va #1712] - ch Jaco b B, Samuel C, Mary Ann. Abraham, Christian - 13 Nov 1854 gdn [their uncle] Peter OBENCHAIN O'CONNER, John (d by 9 Sept 1867) - ch John (over 14 ) - 9 Sept 1867 gd n Martin EVANS PAXTON, Wi lliam W (d by 13 Apr 1868) - ch William Frank , Sarah Jordan (under 14) - 13 Ap r 186 8 gdn Mary L PAXTON P ECK , Geo r ge H (d by 11 Jan 1869) [m Mary] - ch Char les E , Olive Adalaide, Mary George - 11 Jan 1869 gdn James H BURNS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �PECK, [Martin ( m Ann Ammen ) - census 1 8 50 Bot Co Va #1 753] - ch John E B, Daniel A, Benjamin L, Ann Eliza - 11 J une 1855 gdn J o hn AMMEN PEERY Abraham T [m Harr iet A - census 185 0 Bo~ Co Va #6 87] - c h John M, Matthew (over 14) Abraham W, Florence R, William M[ or gan], Mary L, Nathaniel R, Harriet V (under 14) - 12 No v 1855 gdn father Abraham T PEERY I • PITZER, Albert B (m Virginia EL, shed by 8 Oct 186 6) [census 1850 Bot Co Va #924] - ch Willie B, Fielder - 8 Oct 1 866 gd n father Albert B PITZER POAGUE, George (d by 14 Jan 1856) - ch John - 14 Jan 1856 gd n Daniel CIRCLE - ch George - 11 Mar 1862 gdn William E WALKUP POPPAW, - ch Catherine - 9 Feb 1852 gdn Samuel RADER PRICE, Joh n M ( d by 10 Dec 1855 ) [m Eliza - cens us 1850 Bo t Co Va #1278] - ch Eliza J, Virginia B - 10 Dec 1855 gdn Rufu s PITZER ch Robert R (over 14) - 15 June 1869 gdn Eliz a PRICE PULLEN, - ch El izabeth - 9 Feb 1852 gdn William PULLEN RADER, John K ( d by 13 Jan 1862) [d 10 June 1860 Brick Union Cem] - ch James B, Mary Susan - 13 Jan 1862 gdn William R RADER RAP, - ch Eliza Ann - 14 Dec 1857 bound to John SPEAGLE REID, John (d by 11 Nov 1867) [m Rebecca - ce nsus 185 0 Bot Co Va #1206] - ch Rosetta (u nder 14) - 11 Nov 186 7 gdn Evans DEISHER REYNOLDS, - ch Laur a - 14 Sept 1863 gdn Louisa L REYNO LDS RITCHEY, James ( d by 11 July 1853) [m Mary - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1506] - ch Emeline Lewis, Virgin i a James - 11 July 1853 gdn William A GILLIAM ROBINSON, Joh n W ( d by 11 Mar 1861) [m Susanna - census 1850 Bot Co Va #262] - ch George [T] - 11 Mar 1861 gdn Rowland LEE ROBINSON, Starkey ( m Es terl ine M) ( shed by 14 Sept 1 868) [census 1850 Bot Co Va #299] - ch James P, Jo rdan A , Rebecca C, William B, Estaline M - 14 Sept 1868 gdn Starkin ROBINSON ROSS, - ch Frances (over 14 - free born) David JACKSON 12 Aug 1867 gdn RUDISILL, Marie ( d by 9 Oct 185 4 ) - c h Geor ge Edward gdn John G RUDISILL 9 Oc t 1 8 54 SANDS, - ch Martha E, Jacob H, James R H - 8 Nov 1852 gdn Stephen SANDS VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �50 SCOTT, [Thomas] ( [m ] Elizabeth) - ch Charles Luthe r , John Edward, Mary Thomas - 9 Nov 1863 gdn mother Elizabeth SCOTT SHAFE R, George - ch Fanny Belle, Joseph Luster, child not named (under 14) (b after 1857 ) - 12 June 1871 gdn Wm J DICKEY SHAFER , John (d by 14 Sept 1868} [m Susan - ce ns u s 1 8 50 Bot Co Va #688] - ch Lewis A (over 14) - 14 Sept 1868 gdn Will i am J DICKEY SIMMONS, Jonatha n [m Rebecca] - ch Charles E, Robe rt N, Martin V - 8 Nov 1869 gdn fa ther Jonathan SIMMONS SIZER, John Sr SAVI LL ch Joh n (under 14) - 13 July 1 868 gdn Abraham SIZER, Ch a rl es [m Barbary J ] - ch Mar th a Virgini a , Mar y Ja n e (under 1 4 ) - 9 Ma r 186 8 gd n f a th e r Ch ar l es SIZER SNODGRASS, Tilg h man [ m Ma r y - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1 586] - ch Jane E, Mary M - 13 Ma r 1854 gd n father Tilgh man SNODGRASS SPEARS, Charles (d by 8 June 1863) [m Sarah "Sallie"] - ch Sallie Moore (under 14) - 8 June 1863, 11 July 1866 gdn Sarah G SP EARS STANLEY, [John N (m Na ncy - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1459)] - ch William B[alla r d] - 11 Oct 1865 gdn Joseph H SHULTZ StCLAIR, William (d by 8 Aug 1868) [m #1 Mary Ke ssler , m #2 Mary Ann Selv y - census 1 850 Bot Co Va #607] - ch William Henry, Sarah Elizabeth, Clement ine, An n El iza, Mary Frances (m Falls ) - 13 Oct 1856 gdn Ma r y StCLAIR - ch Clementine, Ann E (ove r 14) - 10 Aug 1868 gdn Robert R LUNSFORD STERRETT [ or STINNETT) , - c h Isaac , Mary, Ca theri ne A July 1851 gdn Margaret STERRETT 14 STINNETT (see STERRETT ) SULLENDER, Gasper & Ma ry - ch Elizabeth Bot Co Va 1806 Va 18 Aug 1 853 (cm note-no gdn listed) = Floyd Co SWITZER, John (d by 13 Jan 1862) - ch Elizabeth, Virginia . - 13 Feb 1860 gdn John BARGER - ch Elizabeth, Virginia, Catherine Melissa - 13 Jan 1862 gdn John BARGER Sr SWITZER , Madison M [ m Lu cy A - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1524] - ch James H, Nathan, J ane tta, Lucretia C, Ellen G, Joseph B , Alice 12 Nov 1855 gdn fa ther Mad i son M SWI TZ ER (appointed) TAURMAN , Elisha w (d by 9 Mar 1857) - ch V1rg1n1a, Antionetta , Susan, Thomas - 9 Ma r 1857 gdn Cork1n M REYNOLDS VIRGINI A APPALACHIAN NOTES �Sl TAYLO R , Catherin e ( d by 14 Feb 1853 ) - ch James E, Emel ine R, Lucinda Neoma, Julie, Henry , Absolern , John - 15 Feb 1 8 53 gdn James M F I GGAT THOM.AS, [William] (d by 14 Apr 1862 ) [m Susan - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1260] - ch William H - 14 Apr 1862 gdn Henry M BAWYER ( res igned 14 July 1862) THOMPSON, John W (d by 12 Feb 1855) - ch Judith Jane, Ann Ellen, Martha F, Virginia P - 12 Feb 1855 gdn Nancy F THOMPSON TREVEY, [ Andrew A ( m Delila - census 1850 Bot Co Va # 699) J Mary Magdalen - 11 July 1864 gdn Andrew A TREVE Y ch TROUT, Andrew (d by 10 Sept 1860) [m Sarah Reed] Sept 1860 gdn George W TROUT 10 ch Sarah - TRUXELL, John ( d by 10 Oct 1853) [m Susan - c ensus 1850 Bot Co Va #1615] - ch John D, Virginia E - 10 Oct 1853 gdn Susannah TR UXELL - ch Francis A, James M - 10 Oct 1853 gdn James E TRU XELL WADDELL , Brunet t (d by 12 Jan 1857) - ch Susan Rebecca - [ce n sus 1850 Bot Co Va #923] - 12 Jan 1857 gdn William S W DUNNOVANT ( appointed) WADE, Beverly R (d by 11 June 1855) - ch Ma r y Ann - 11 June 1855 gdn Ferdinand BOOTH , 14 Sept 1857 (chose) William E M WORD WALKUP, [Dr William E - census 1850 Bot Co Va #340 ] - ch Jane Ann ( over 14, Arthur s ( under 14) - 14 Nov 1859 gdn William E WALKU P WARNER, - ch Susan B, Catherine E, Nancy T, George D Nov 18 50 gdn Char lotte WARNER WASKEY, - ch Mary Margaret, Eleanor M, Robert Rufus L - 11 Aug 1851 gdn John LUSTER WELCH, Benjamin ( d by 9 Apr 1855) - ch Benjamin O gdn A B PITZER c, 11 Frances C, 9 Apr 1855 WHITMER, Peter M (d by 13 Jul 1868) [m Catherine - census 18 5 0 Bot Co Va #805) - ch Susan B (over 14) - 13 Jul 1868 gdn Thornton A FLAHERTY WHITMER, [David (m Nancy - census 1850 Bot Co Va #806)] Harr iet C - 9 Nov 1868 gdn William A FLAHERTY - ch WILLIAMS, Charles [m Jane M - census 1850 Bot Co Va #1318] - ch Ge orge, Richard Burks, Charles, Abby James - 12 Feb 1855 gdn [father] Charles WILLIAMS WILLIAMS ' - ch Henry - 13 Sept 1852 gdn James M FIGGET VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �52 WINGART, Henry M ( d b y 1 0 No v 1856 ) [m Margaret "Pol l y" - census 13 50 Bot Co Va #392] - c h Elvira C - 1 0 Nov 13 56 gdn Samuel S?ICKARD WOLTZ, William H (d by 12 Mar 1855) - ch Virginia W, Ann MF Mar 1855 gdn James S WALROND - ch Charles W - 9 Apr 1855 gdn Martin McF ERRAN WOOD, 12 - ch Lucy J - 9 Jan 1860 gdn William A THOMAS WOODSON, Samuel (d by 10 Jan 1870) - ch Mattie S (over 14) - 10 Jan 1870 gdn William P BARGER WOODSON, William (d by 8 Aug 1853 ) - ch Blake Aug 1853 gdn [brother] Achilles A WOODSON 1 David, Charles - 8 NOTE: This material has been copied from index cards used by Mr Burton. The brackets [ ] are used to designate information that was added at a later time. Care has been taken to record correctly , but as always , i t is best to check the original re c ord yourself. ============================================================================== A STEWART WANTED THE Board of Overseers of t h e Poor, for Botetour t County , will meet at the Poor House, in said County, on Monday , the 23th instant, for the express purpose of appointing a St e war t, to take charge of the Farm, Bui l dings and o t her property be lon gi n g to the Parish; to gether with about Twent y Parishioners .---The necessary tools, a nd implements, for working the farm; and suit able provision, for the parish poor and Stewart, will be provided by the Board of Overseers ---No one nee d apply for th e situation, but such as has a family . --The Boa r d of Overseers would be much gratified , and give liberal ~a g es to such, should they apply, as could produce testimonials of t heir honesty , in~u~try, sobriety, and humanity; having a wife, possessing the amiable qualities of industry, cleanliness, and tenderness . Those persons wishing for the office of Stewart, (an eli g ible and lucra tive s i tuation) , would do well to appear at an early hour and e x amine t h e premises. The Commis s ioner s appointed by t he Worshipful Cou rt of Botetourt, for erecting the Poor houses, are respectful l y invited to meet the Board of Overseers at th e same time and place. By order of the Board, E. SWEETLAND , Clk. Q.P.B.). from "Herald of the Valley " , Fincastle, Va., November 1 6 , 1822 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �53 WHO WAS THE WIDOW SARAH GRAHAM? Submitted by: Edward D. Graham, VA 24018 3347 Longhorn Rd. , SW , Roanoke , Our widow Sarah Graham was remarried on Nov . 27 , 178 7, in Frank lin County, Vi rg inia using the name Cox. In Wi ngfi eld ' s Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia, we find on page 93 the entry: Furrow , John & Sarah Cox, dau of Sarah Farley Surety: James Slone. Nov 2 7 , 178 7 · 22, l787 . In Worrell's, Over the Mountain Men, on page 11 , we find: Ferrow, John and Sarah Cox. Jas. Stone sur . We do n ot find "dau of Sarah Farley." date . - Nave Also we find a different On Page 35 of the Marriage Reg istry of Frankli n County, we find: Line #1483 Husband: Furrow , John; Wife: Cox, ll/27/1 787; Surety: Slone, James. Vi rginia , Sarah ; Date : An examination of a micrfilm copy of the original marriage bond , from the Virginia Department of Archives, s hows t he i n formation in che Marriage Regis try to be correct. There is no reference to ''dau of Sarah Farley" on t he microf ilm. Pe r h aps Wingfi eld picked up erroneous l y from the marriage on oec. 3, 1 787 of J a ne Farley to Archibald Farley. She was t he daughter of Sarah Farley . In this marriage Sarah Farley signed a permi ssion document fo r h er daughter's marriage, which is on the same microfilm frame as the bond . There is no permission document for Sarah Cox's marriage. Sarah Cox ' s and Jane Farley ' s marriages are very close time w i se. The microfilm has these bonds on adjacent frame s and the original bonds must have been stored very close together . Possibly in Wingfield' s copying, the pages were mixed u p . Many people, includ i ng this writer, have thought that Sarah's maiden name was Farley . Also Worrell must have just gotten the date wrong. Sarah 's maiden name was probably Cox since: -S he was re married as a Cox . -Her daughter Mary was married as a Cox July 24 , 1 788 ) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ( Frankl in Co , VA , �54 -She was referred co as Sarah G r y~es alias Cox (Bedford Co, VA courc papers Sepe . 1784 ' -When Thomas Arthur deeded land t o Sarah ' s children, he r eferred to them as Graham. (Franklin Co, VA DB # 1 , Pages 378-379). This was land he bought fro m Jacob Gra ham when this was Bedford Co and the court evidently made him return 128 acres to Sarah's children . - When Sarah's h usba nd John Furrow deeded this same land to her children (Franklin Co, VA DB #1 page s 441-442 ) , he named them as Cocks. This was probably to show he had no intere st i n the land . There is the possibility tha t Sarah mar ried a Cox after she became a widow. We can find no evidence o n such a marriage . The n a me Cox or Cocks shows up when the dispute between Sarah and Jacob Graham arise s over the land on which s h e lived . there were probably bad feeling s betwee~ the tow families and ~he took back her maiden name . Speci al thanks to Hazel Harvey, who pointed out the above problem with the name Far ley. Note: Mr. Graham has been doing researc h on the Graham family for over 30 y ears . If you have additional information on this problem bo th Mr. Graham and I welcome your commen t s, which may be sent to either Mr. Graham at the above address or t o The Van Editor c/o SVGS, P . O . Box 12485 , Roanoke, Va 24026 -2 485 . :.: :: :.: :: :.: :: :: :.::.: :.:..:.:: == :: == :.::: :.: :.:.:.: :.: :.: :..::.:. :: ::: :.: == =-= == ==:.: :::::.:= :.::.: = :.::.::=:.: =-===:::.: ::: :.::= :::::.::.:.:.: :.::.: :.::.:::: .:.::= ::=:.::: !!'. : = :: :: =::;: = :.: :.: :.::: .:.:::.: HERALD of the VALLEY 22 July 1820, Fincastle, Virginia MARRIED: On the 4th inst. by the Rev . B Dawson, Mr Isaac Rickman son of the late Capt John Rickman, to the amiable and accompli shed Mi ss Polly Allensworth daughter of S imon Allensworth all of Fron t Royal. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------· · f · t of appo- DI ED . --At his seat in Montgomery Co unty, on the 18th inst . in a i . · a numerou s circle plexy, George Hancock , Esq . at a very advanced a ge 1 eaving of relations and acquaintance s to bemoan his l ost . . f On the 27th of June , of a ling ering illness, at Fatheringay , the s eat 0 Geo. Hancock , Esq . Julia, his youn g est daughter, wife of William C~ark , Esq. of Missouri -- -An affectionate husband and five small children, besid es a numerous ac q uaintance, are left to deplore her lo ss. . DIED] ---On th e 4t h ins t. in th e 18th year of his age. BenJ · Johnson Barbour, at the r es i d ence of his fathe r, James Barbour, Esq of Orange Cit y ------------------------------------------------- -------------- -------------- VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �55 ALL CEMETERY Roanoke County. Virginia. On Rt. 624 (Newport Road) 7 't~ miles from Rt. 3 1 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 t 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ?_ .) 26 t 27 28 29 30 3l A ll, E. All, R( obert} All, M. A ll, A(ndrew) J. All, J(obe) H. All , S(usan) A ll. James Clinton A ll, Louvinia B. A ll, Lacy C. All, Lillie M . All, Raymond Ira, s/o Olen & Luvenia Bradford, Harry Fitzgerald Brad ford, Elsie A ll Fieldstone Marker Fieldstone Marker Fieldstone Marker All , D(aniel) S(herman) Died May 10, 1880 . .-\ ge 58 yrs . 6 m. Nov. 18, 1780 - Jan. 2. 1855 . Age 74 y rs . 1 111 . I-+ d. Died - Age - (stone badly dama g ~d) Died Jan . 1861. Age. l yr. 6 m. 19 d. Died Nov. 17. 1866. Age 34 y rs. 5 m . I d . Died Sept. 8. 1904. Age 67 y rs. 5 111 . 2-1 d . Mar. 28, 1868 - Jan . 13. 1925 J une 18, 1873 - Aug . 20. 1952 1897 - 1974 (ma1Tied 1903 - 1983 ( Oct. 18, 19 19 > Aug. 22, 1939- Feb. 19. 1941 Nov. 22, 1915 - Oct. 22, 1984. Tee 5 lJ .S. J\rmy. W.W. I I Sept. I 0, 1920 - Nov. I I. 1991 Died July 29, 1887, Age. 20 yrs. 4 m . 1 J . E. A. All, Wm. T. All, Benjamin F. All. Mary Ellen Barker, Haven Leslie Ba rker. Helen All All, Bl anton Everett A ll, Leona Christina A ll , Archie Wilson A ll . Eva Lee Rogers. Mrs. Mary M. Fieldstone Marker Alls, Emma J. A lls , R . Marion Died Mar. 20, 186 1, J\gc. 12 yrs. 11 111 . 10 d . May 12, 187 1 - May 3, 193 1 Dec. 11 , 1876-Jan. 15. 1961 Sept. 30, 1914 - July 4, 1983 (Lotz funeral I Jome) Mar. 29, 1920 - Apr. 23, 1994 Aug . 15, 1885 - Jul y 20, 1914 Sept. 3, 1902 - Sept. 2, 1905 Oct. 13, l 894 - Dec. 1 I , 1946. Pvt. Engineers, W.W . f Dec. 25 , 1900 - Oct. 11 , 1995 1891-Jan. 26, 1959 (Oakey Funeral ) Jan. 8, 1866 - A ug. 2, 1934 1861- 1932 next two s tones found outs ide the cemetery: 32 33 All. William H . Lee, N(ancy) All Died Jan . 5, 1882. Age 67 yrs. 2 m. 22 d. Died Aug. 18, 1883, Age. 63 yrs. I 0 m. 26 d. (2''d wife of the Rev. Elijah C. L ee) Recorded October 18, 1985 by Ruth G . Hale Updated May 15. 1995 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �56 At.lt.litional lnlom1a1ion - All C~metery Roanoke County. Virginia A ll. E. - '!Elenor or El kn. J, o Robl..'.r1 & !\turgan:'l t llalc) All All. Roher! - ~ n James & Ellen. cd pneumon1:'.l. md . Apr. I 0. 18 11. Montgomery Co .. VA Margaret I tale All rvt . - probably Margaret (l-lak) All. J , o Thomas & Agnes (Price) Hale s he died Sept. 15. 1872. ~ 6 yrs .. t.:d . Typhoid Fe\·er (Montgomery Co., VA death records) 4 :\ 11, ,\.J . - ,\nJn:w. <l . June 24. l t-:6 1. cJ . J1phthcria. s u Jobe 11. & Susannah 5 A l I J. 11. - Johe. s. o RL)bcrt & Margaret (1 All S . - Sus::in . \\ •O Johe . J /o Nimrod & Cath. (Brunk) Crawford 7 All. James Clinton - s/o .lnmes John & Mary l\lnrgarct (Sto\'cr) All 8 All. Louvinia Barbara - w 10 James Clinton. md . No,·cmher 29. I 889 d 10 Josep hu s & Mary E liz. (Wh1 tloc k) Alls 9 All. Lacy Conway - s/o fames Clinton & Louvinia 10 All, L illie Mac - w/o Lacy. dfo Levi Gr:mt & Lucille {All) Smith, d. Aug. 8, 1983 11 All, Raymond Ira - s/o Okn & Lou\'enta (Hodge) All 12 Rradford. Harry f-i tz ge rald - slo Wm . James & Ida (Francisco) Bradford md . Louvenia Elsie All. died VA Hospital. Salem 13 Bradford, E lsie - d/o Lacy Conwa y & Lill ie M . (Smith) All 17 A ll. O .S. - Da ni t:! Shermo.n. sfll James .I. & M:iry Margaret (Stover) All he was a twm to James Cl mt on AIL born March 28, 1868, died in a sawmi ll accident 19 All. Wm. T. - slo Thomas Hale & Lucmda Jane (Beckner) All 20 A ll. Ben jamin F. - s/o James J. & Mary Margaret (Stover) All (b. Waters of North Fork R iver) 21 All. Mary Ellen - wlo Benj. F ., d/o Clayton Alex . & Margaret Jane (Whitlock) He lton 22 Barker. Haven Leslie - s/o Luther Alex . & Amanda (Shepherd) Barker. md. Lois Helen All 23 Barker. Helen All - d/o Archie Wilson & Eva Lee (Garman} All 2-1 Al l. Bl ::i nton Evere tt - s/o Wm. Robert & Lionia E. M. (Wilkins on) All. ed. Typhoid Fever 15 All. Leona Christina 2(> All, Archie Wilson - s/o hmes Cl1nton & Louvenia B (Alls) All. md. Eva Lee Garman 27 All. Eva L ee - w/o Archie , d/o BenJ . B. & Josephine (Davis} Gam1an 28 Rogers. Mary Margaret - 69 yrs .. w/o Fran k R. Rogers. b. July 2, 1889, Roanoke Co., VA d . Jan. 26, 1959. bur. Jan. 28, (info . Oakey, Roanoke) d/o John Montg . Thomas & Martha Paulina (All) C roy grid. James John & Mary Margaret (Stover) All 30 All. Emma J. - w/o Robert Mari on All. b. Franklin Co .. VA, d/ o Sparrel Ha le & Agnes Eli z. (Wright) Beard 3 1 All. Robert Manon - Ja n . 5, 1861 - 1932, slo Jobe H . & Susannah (Crawford) Al l :n All. William H . - s/o Robert & Margaret ( llale) All (s tone \vas found m field outside o'.cemetery) 33 Lee, N. Nancy - d/o Robert & Ma rga ret ( l l:llc:) All. 1•1J \ \'/ O Rev. Elijah Calvin Lee (he is ~uned in Lee Cemetery, Cra ig C'o., VA (marker was also found in field outside of cemetery) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �57 -~VIRGINIA \l" ~- F I RE & MARINE INSURANCE C O MP A NY. RICH JY.t:ON""D, ~:GroaB A ssets , VIR.G-I'.I:.'rI .A . 0 $650, 00·~0..:.·_ _ __ __ _ _:_ l.:::.D.:::.BU:::..:...:re:..:B::......= A:.!g~a.:..:i_:: Dc:::B..:.t_:F:_l:.:r-=e'--a.=n-=d_=..:..:L 't g:!..h::...:..to::.;_;IO=.:R=· MONTGU~I El<.Y COUNTY. !. ~ f pA~L fuEHf\l\\!UND, "1rehitect and carrcspono enct ~upEPintBndent. on11 Consul1alion . Sollcilell. !No. 9'.!:! EAsT i\l.\1N, Co1ornR fc.:-n·H S•• page 6. 1 inc 11 MON o. v A. . 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I iv' ·I t·nip · 1· I .11 u 1:-.v . 1'I I c, C..111c111nati .. . ;111 t I li I e S 1)1tth . :-., .in t 11s , t I l ru u g I1 its we!> t . · Cl . . . . ~ " c::i n co11 nc::ct10 11 s. 1nst1a11sburg t li e county se;1 t, 1s a stat io n on t 1le .'lo r (ol k :\n I \V ·t, . . ·1 . ' . . . , I . l es t.1 n 1<11 r oad, ;1nrl 1s a g row111i; ancl t llriv 111 g- town ll f 10 , oo I o p" at " ' n • s i 11. 1.111 1n t I <:< I I ' y a ri. c I1 c 1) 11 n try. BI a c; ks h 11 r g, a pros pt: r o us ant I I1e;i I thy town f . . . . . . wh· I 1 700 , is tlte scat <)f the V 1rg-1 111a l'o lytt:c; li111 c l 11 st 1t11te, ic . l I1as b.:e 11 en t I OWec I i. I G I (' . . I I . uy t 1e l:llt: r:i Jl>Vt:r11111 1: 11t ny l1he 1a l 0 11 ;1 \1<111::; o rr PII b l I c <l I) d s ·111 I . t I . . I . I b the · ' ' < I S le rtc 1p1 e11t <11ir1 u<1 ly o f a 111unifi c;e11t appropr:at 1i11 y g-overn111<:11t ftl ...: ·1 twe l . . le: _;i l'at<:. Raclf<> rd, u 11 the Norfo l k and VVc::s ter1 1 ra1 roa d . Ve: n11 1e s Wc::st f 1 C I . . . , I I . the:: st . . · o l le o urt 1011se , 1s a th r1v 111 g t ow n o f 2,000 111 1.i >1 t il n ts; reetsare gnd d I . . I I 1· I while:: 0 I ... <. c: a n ( 1t c1111 ta1 11 sse ve r;-i l a rge m:i.11ufocturi11g est. 1 J 1-; imc:nts i1e1sare 111c f . ~· r I I . ces h·iv b 011 rse o co11struct 101L 1v any ian t some privatt.: rt::S t'd en1 • • ° ° West~r~ 1_<:_el n aiiu arc being bu ilt. Til e m;ic liine sh ops o f th e N 11rfnl k a n d · 't uater I ti iere. Tl 1e 111 1nera · l s fn u ncI ·111 tli c:: c(J u11ty are iron li re ( Iai mad <'tre s1 millst'lllt; H~l~vn hi.:i11 ;i lik ), coppe r p y rit es , guld in g' r:t vi.:I, lt.; ;1d <1 11', co. ti allcl · r;i I ~1Jr111g-s · · t Iit: c111 111t y , t l1 c 1 1111i: · 1pa · I 1J ( wh1Lli are· t i Ii c I"<:.: 'a r <: "t::vera I 111111c 10 1 -; ,,-,1 1 ;;~. l~I~ .:Vl_'Jllt~o ni e r y Whit<.: , th e Yt: ll o w S 11l phur, 1111 1 ~ the A l lq;h a 11 y .. , , ,1, .,. e uiu 11 1y h;i --; a 11 :tr<:;1 ,,r 3cJ11 :-.r1 11.1 1e 111i l<:s ;111<1 t ltt~ l.111 !1 has an •I. 1 - "~ """' "><: <I v:1111t' , , 1d ':fi7 .75 pr -r ;1c:r1:. 1 Nl9h2~ Yo~vi ~2~~l)~~~~~t ~ 0 "'-1.i~ ow 4 WHEEL ~cut>,.~., 4, THE ENTERPHISE MACHINE WOfH(S, 310 N. 5 !h St. , Hi1: h 111u11 1l , Va. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 1. �58 WAGONS, ETC. Buy Or Mallufacturel1S CARRIAGES. Wrlle P.R. PHILLIPS&cu .. 40 2-4 04-N. 7lhSl., Richmond.Va. :\I O :-:TC 0 :\IERY COLlNT Y. DESIGNS ANO ESTIMATES ~u_Rr6~11.rn I Investigate the 11 Show Case s, Mantles, Grilles I New Dividend Ton line " Policy Of ~ ancJ Parquetry Fl oo ring by The Germania Life THE J.C. MRLLER CO. of NEW YORK, 324 to 344 S. Clth Street, 'P hon o 204. RIC 1-1M0 N 0. VA. -I Courts. .JAMES W. GRAVES, Mo.na~er, 29-31 Cham bar of Commerce, Agents Wanted Richmond, Va. l cir- 1 s \:O~ST .\ llLE.::; . Tlt e \..' 11\C U IT Cc JU In o r tli t: 1..j.tli I I l' e rd1tL', 1·: t lesto 11; E M G:i rdcuit 111 eets al C hri st i ;111 s b i~rg 0 11 tile 11.e r.' C~ 1r ist i ;rnsburg; T l l H owa rd , t oLli o f M ay ;llld 2'1tii n f Nnv e 111 ber. 1 C hild1 t::ss. Jw"1;-c, I l e11ry I ~ I l{l,t:r . Clerk, ]11 1) C l·br le..,s. !lie CnL• NT\' Cni.: in 111 ~ets Radford. Value o f real ti a11sb11 I'!{ <J n J\.[ () 11 <f H )' j 11 (' ;\ t: Ji 111 () 11tI1. Jrt<~~·c , 'v\l:dll'r M l'i 1:: rcc. Cieri.:, <)11 y F J•: llett. St:1te t' '> t ;1 Slunjf, W Ill F Fl a 11 ;1~:111. Su rt'l!)IOr. \V J [·Ld I. Tn·a s T1 rr:r, J :11n es C lb v 11 es . Com ,. /ttur11cy, Tl11 Js L -Mqnre. . C11 m'r 1~( .'l ri-111111 / s , i\ f l-1 T lir) 111 p1 11/ 110111-. I'hil l ip ff;1 ,· 111 :ikn. ( .om r .1 S ( 111, J I( •> 11 re<1 l tc, City Officers. \.\'11 .1 rt11 11 . ( -l(I' S1''.(I1 111 /, 11 Su·i>ht• 11 s . /,' r'f• o1n1·- I.{ 11 / :$ 1,1 8 1.:? S;-.oC! x J!a_1• 0 1-, J a 111 e7s Gn~ e ll . 7i ·1·as111·a . .J \\T l'i1 r1 e1 field . (_ ·1111u11 ,J11:,1t'<rftii's • lltorll 1J'. ~< l llS. ."i'~t/>t. o f .\, lt,1<1/s , l;1 \- ;du t• of p e r su11:1l ~ ) L).2 0 ) 00 prrq>nlr. ::) [;i l<;! [ ; l.'( 1111 [l<TSc >11:tl propert y . C ;i p i l a l i o 11 t ;1x . wh i( e. $1.>5 1_;> oo ; e n lo red. 1oo.oo County Officers. S1tf'I t:'st.1te t~91) , C li i·isT11 esday after t lic f, >u rl h ;it Thcin 1p - ( '111 • c F \V R Tli111 1\ ;1'l. /'!1ni<-u111, I >i- L I ~ M n1 11 1: . //1 :, 1, (111ut11Nr, RE McNca l. 'vVn1 J\ Bel l. C,;~11nis.1·i11llt.,. <if Rn •<"mu, ~i ,'\\;ISTl{ 1\T ES. Be1111 e tt T ;1}tlnr a nd J /\ i\lnnn, l~.1d­ ford; T os h St>ssle r, Ft1 ~~; T 'vV Jew<:ll, Otey ; J C Waltlt:\l l. l.a C1,· e ttt.: · \\' i l-liam L S11hkt L, Hi g '1' 1111 11;1: l e r, C hri s ti a11.;bu1g-; I) M J :I' l\lilA lli 7.t:'r, 1: E Croy. Clo'!< of Co11111·d, R L J11nh11 Jur~!(f of Huslw_l{s CtJurl. Geo rge E (;1 sse l. (tt'r!..· of !lust/ug ·s Cmtrt , 1\rt h ur I~ nhnts. C ll\I ~ION COLI NC I L. C .u11h ri:1; Th o m :1.'i T11rn•·' 1', l'il11t; ) I J (. l'c ll'I', J (~ (.)-; l ,nr11c. Willi;im I larn1 ;111, Vi.- ;1r ." · ( ; IJ 11i>b i1 t" Ri11 e r · ln gle-; , $ S ;\JcCo rmi ck, L 'vV Clark, S M c 1);111 ie l, Scu;wvi I le; i\J J\kers: L pi I e ' J H t l l 111 p ' J /\ R l) bi II s 0 11 • L.es te r ; G C Otey, Pri ce's Furl<s : \V \..V.iltt: r R obt:rt" . E F l-;i l l , W J K~11W Pu c kett, BlaclcslrnrJ-! ; l)a 11 ie l Ib le, derd111e , j 1Jl111 I [ \ V:is h inglo 11. .Sluss er . ·r n s Post Offices. Sli l'EI{ V ISO l{ S. f\ 1leah i11l\' Sp rin g- . E Pepper r ..: l 1.1i 1111 a 11 ) , Elli~t o 11 ; W He111~r:tt's. ;\l d l , ;\ID H t.~ NEfl' . J Pri c:I:', ll l. 1 ck~ b111~; l' fl. l_': i11 s lei11 , : Hig T 11 11 11 e l, :VI '.~.\ !'\ t".1 1~ 1pe1_, (~~ri:·di_.i11 s lrnr l,.! ; J I > lJ.dl, l l11 ld 1e""· i l \l. 1cks h111g· , J I ~ l , \kl )\\ h ... h.. J nHOEN ClV. co • R!CHMOND. vA.. la. - Lithograph Letterheads, Bonds, Ubecks. Drafts. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Safes. Vaults, and Bank W o rk M ade to Order By l HE VICTOR SAFE & LOCI< CO .. Cin cinnati. Ohio. :\1 <)!\J'('( ;()\1 1·: 1\. y , HEE.R'.\! A.;.Js & CO l . l l<>l} ~. Camhri.1. C.:1_1tr~ M ill_.s , _ Iz , L _ LO':°' l.~l. I .. Child1e.S'i, ~ls 1AL'.\'1 1 ~ k . Ch~~iEt~'.11::;uu rg c..w;in's !'di lb. E.1st Radi'iml, (ch ), W ROB l ·~RT ~I cnL· '.\i TY . C h1i ::;t i.l11 ::.lrn r :; l . . UUNK-1'··"i{EE.RMANS & C O~H~~,N :"'"· :Atto tt ney s J ~OELL. E llen , J H Moses. El lis tu 1:. at Li a u:.t ' Christiansbu rg. Va . Co t 1 wr~. -;\ lo11 1~0 111cr y , C i(y u l ndju111i11g- C1) 111 111c -; . F,q.; g. L1F.1 yc:ttc , A \V WALTI I.--\LL. l~ .1df11nl a11d ' Lester'~ . AF L EST ER . 1.1111:.(s Sh,111, ST HA I\ Ll·~SS. ll 1)gt: , \N ils1) 11 & l f ,)g'<::: , C l 1ri:-.11 : 111~l.)11 i • ' L n nglc..: y & J11rcl;111, J\.1dfu r~ J\lcUt1 11.dcl's :\f il l, H I~ i\!c1Jt)0!.\I.l) .. :\l• 1•H c..: & I l.1 1ks;-;, C liri s ti ; 11 1 sbur~ I l'dt:r.'> Ot)'. Pil o t. P1ict:';-; l•'D 1k, \\! F \.VA L!.. l{ adfu 1·d 1 I< I I A.I>A:V1~ . Riner. Sh.11\' ,; villt: . J HI / ARV IE S J11s ,,c1 , C I> I\: r\ ,\i <J L I I . ~ )' d 11 q , C T Ak.::rs. Vi c.tr Switt:l1, W:\.'f I) l~<)HEl\T :-1<.JN. Yc.:il m v Sulphur S prin g:-. , l{llJ G WAY HOLT. l ·~ a,,; t ) I>. i I~ i ercc L'h ri :-. ti .11 1 ,; h 1 1q~ W 1\1, . ~ 1 1 11 tli J I ). ; St;1pl e;, \Valier I\, j T . i111pki i1:-; l\I f[ , j V; 11 'I-(. 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VIRGIN I A VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �AND BRO no for Bank, Bar, Office and Drug Store flxt Wri I~ oriHMlTT t)l ; • u . Mmracmcers. 220 MAlN STR£~T. CINCilfNATJ,11; ;; ;-.; :-.JUNT<~( ..... ,,.,,,., wit h WOQDWARD & SON, LU M 8 ER, 903 E:sl Main Streat, - Richmond Ylr~ Typewriter ¢'" Office Suppli~~ A., Whol e sa e and Re tai1. Hardwoods, White Pine, Bulldlng Lumber, _1. ee µiu;o r. 1 l .1 111 e !I \V \\', ~ H ~ H z H ~ ~ H 0 t-3 l:Xj en . Bn tchers. .. :Blacksmiths. I{ .. " 1 11 ,1 , , 1-i~1 1 .-: 1 1\. I .111 ·' -. 1111111'! , \ l.11! .. w ~: \\'""lll'i ll <', \I \ . !' I \ . \\')· "" J l 1 . Iti 'llll '• I\ ·~~ I If, ~, lll, hcn·t' H 1 i, z I l-..1s t l{.1di'o rd fJry l11 0 ~ & '-"· Radf.,1d (; 1.t"en \V F & Cu , 1·1 ~ Bl.1chb 1 1r~ Building and Loan Associatio'¥1 ~illi a rds and P_ool. ~ 'U 'U ~ t-1 ~ n ,.,o(s i::~sl l{.1d f111 d \/,1 M 11 111 ;1! Hldg an d Ln.111 .'\.;, n, ~ and Repairers . I .I 1111;;1: Tyln pre:;, SW Hu 1 to n;~ E.1s t l\ ad f.m l l ,t'.; .1 11d t11:.1~ , lbdr<;!~ lk.11111·r C 11, l'ic1• r: i [ C, G:l · !( df<"r W L . l{adf, 11 d 1..i1, .. 1i1 & 11 1 ice , (- l111s t 1.i n ~lii ir ;.: I '.\ l c :'-:1.:;·ll & li rn, (.11:11>11.1 '. I u11.J ~· I fl I ".1111 I11 t ~ l ~llcll t ·11 ' \\i ' . . ·~, l.. a ,,t Radfd ll lacks bi'.l H l ack :; b~[i E a~t t«1cJ fo21' R.1dfcfri r::.1,1 :->lieplwrrl H \\ ', \ \ I ii J J $.;. ll ru , (Ii: i'>lLlih il lll " 1-:a ~t Carpeu ters a nd ·' 1111111 >1";. '.\I .\. Booksellers & Stationers. ·I ~,·! ~XPERT REP AIRING A SPECIAL' ~· Rough and Dressed. Sash, Blinds, Doors, Etc. t.he-;k r 1.-.. 1~1. I'\"' 11.IJI I1 I 111111111111 I' 11 Clll'IS Ll' .) 11 '-l> llf'H I' I°111. 11 J.,:, ; , ,llll r~ ! : B . . . , (' t . 111Hr.1 c t 111g _ ,1, ': 11l np1 l 't: l·. 11l.1~~ J:1me~. oot .~llld Shoe De.a lers. . 1c;,.;i1i;1111 J.i-; 'I, 1 L111 1. I I· 10.X 1 •, ·i. \\• \\' , _l·.:bt , .R.1dln rd 1 <"r I •I , 111-.1I1.111 1 ,\,11 1111 C hn ~t1a11~lrnr" • ('' · I' \\/ , ~, h ~JI \'t_' l\ 'o\ l·d1 11·1• ·1l & '.\ l 0 1~hy . ! .11rist1a 1hlJ11r" j r· I J ·1· l.X v . ._. • ~ •. • • h ' tl()t .-iCJ I,, I < I I , . llr11s•, <.li r1s1 1.111 ~h11 rn..,., • If o.l r Ir.,~ J;11 n l':-;. • 1, ,,.:11 1.c ld k, R.ulfol'd t 11 J I111 • ~.CVt:l)Ct ' 1111 -I.-• J W , l:.1s t Rndf11rd l lli c lrnk Si. BrP~, Boot and Shoemakers. 1. 1111 ~ J osep h , ll111wo J W. C 1111hria ~\r..:C .irniick W 11, " '""'"' ~.11111,sv n , IC,i.Jf•Hd Matthew~ I) O, ' ' , """ " • I) I I f,tfl'y i . 11 , !VJ, 11.111 I , I{" h.11 1~11 11 K !<.. Ea:;t Radford !'aimer \VB, IS.1 s t l< :i df11rd Pei fa I tr Jacob, Cl 1r1 ,, t1 a n ~lrnrg l'crt:11e r \N R, Bottlers. P11c1:: W J, C. 1.. ·11-11ur1 I. EJs t R.1rlf11 rd Sowe1· TIN, Brewers. S111 111p J H. : 11<'<'11' 1'1111 I, i'..l s t JC1dfo rd S111rnp J T, Brick Manufacturers. StHnh-vn n f) V. I 111<-: p11,, r u11l 1act111~ Co, R.1df11 rrl \.Va 11irig- li t 'vV 11, . l<.1dl1.,i1 1) 111·1, 1·u , Radfo rd Whiit G T , (t"lltre M ~ljl .Builders' Supplies. Wlii1 1 Wrn If . Ci:n tri: Md:li 1<.1t11 •. rol I •11 1il1N ! .11 . II I. Kid: prr-~ Cattle Dealer::. . ·~ 111d 1... n1 111.111g-1, J<,11J(11rd llell \V .\. l!l.1 c k ~ u~! I Have You Seen PACE 4 ~ VIRGINIA . :i!dS0,000: _ Inoure o A1ra.inat Fire a.nd Lightning. ~/(; M O NTG<Jl\I ERV COC >;TY. CARL RUEHRNIUND, I rhe Queen City Printing Ink Co., WOODFIN & ABRAHAM, Manage··· 330 s. 9th St.• RICHMOND, v Bi cy<.:le Dealers RICHMOND. l MERY CUUNTY ,,;oo:;,-.; '"' ,.,,.;ty.1 Richmond fype~rU;r Excharile \V illio1111s ' ;,,, nt . ''."i l •l\'>1.I .1 f I, VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSD .t<.ANCE COMPANY , Grau A""et a. ~ rcr1 itcct. CINCINNATI, OHIO. OE SIGN S AND ES TiMA TES FURNISHED. ADDRESS : 922 E. Man\Jf.lcturcrs ~INE G~l~~E~ - INK~. - MAIN, CoR. TENTH STREET, RI CHMOND, VA. Stt page e. .R1 net! 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Ch ina and Glassi.ynro. . j \\'. 1li.:1 ~ & 1;.1111 11 ,·r , L' l111 , 11.1 11,l1111 ·..: l· .. 1-;1 i{,11!li:rd 'I ~coll J E, • 1 • ' 1 1 Ci!!ar l);n·i;; I(. .Man ufa cwrers. f', I (",o m m1ss1on . . ers .!II 1·:.ist l{:ldi't1 nl 1·.11'1, >1111 \ \.Ill 11 , Cl ot ll iu O'. "' J 0 h110011 & ll•hh)' . Meals & lt11rkc Cl1i th i11g C11, 1: 111« :.· ~ 1~ . !1'1 1nn1p l;;11:. .\I II . E.t~I l{:'ldfonl C l ir i-;liau~hll i g ' Cnpl ;1 11 :\I. \V !b1rn ,; \\', l· in11cery . 1·111i:.11 .11bl11 11 :.! 1· 111 i-.ii.lll-l1111 .~ ( 'h11s1 i.111·,l1111 '.; C !i11 ~11.1 11 , l1 u1 ~ Confr:r.iioners. l·'..ist R.ul f111.i ' ·,e ~ra r & HiLli. I l:i rnt: 'I \\' \\' , N e11· \'1 Hk f] n th i nv I lu 11 st', t•:.:.-1 I~ .1 i1f111.i l·:a ... 1 l\.i d l• " d l ·: .1~1 I~ .1d l11 1ti L1g1 I, E.1:.t R;11 lfMd '.\l.ll' ti11 l\. tti f1111: l'1cl'C1: I I ( r, Ko hi11so11 :\ , ~. 1'l l\ ;1df111 d Den ti~J.s. 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Bl ~cbb 11r~ Flktt W C , Hlar k sl 111r~ Cltr istlansliurfj f lick n k R !>lit E, C hri s lian shlll'~ E:1st RJdford l.vle & (J. rsnn , l{.1dfon l Price 's fo' ork Lyl e & Cars11 11, Eas t Radford Ratl f.1rd Phillips Drug Co, East IL1df1Jrd Radli 1rd Th n mpso11 & H;r gan . Cli risl i;u1sb 11r ~ Lafa~' ... tle \Vllll \VF :Vfrs , Prir.e's F o rk l~ 1 11t"r Wygal \V ~--- E<1~t.~tl f<J.'.:_'. I I DVll.• T TO OHU l£ H . EXTH.A P .-'HTS 1UA UE FOR. ALL ~JACUl="II·:S . \'\' J ·: Utt .... LI. ll::INUS OF RICVCI. £ A:-;O .llAC.:Jll l'll E w on1;;: . Address THE ENTERPRISE MACHINE WORKS, R ICHIV1 0tt0. VIRG1NIA . Ste P~ue 7. BICYCLES 0\ 0 �VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. ~ro10 Auat•. SO:H:MITT .AND :BB..C>. CC>. J.v.l:an.u..fao ··· ~ Biln l<, B ar, Otfh;.o, J..l bra.-y • n d D ru g Store Flxtu roa. Esumat os and De sig ns Furnis h ed Fr ee. 220 Mai n St1cu1t, C I NCINNAT•, (i ,-;;~ L U M B ER . l Richmond Typewriter Excb~) 830 S. 9th St.. RICHMOND, VA. · Hardwoods, While Pine, Bulldlng Lumber, l!o.'.'..yh nnd Ores&~.:_ Seah, Blinds, Doore, Ele. <: H ::0 G1 H zH :i:i Lime Manufacturers. 'U 'U ~ :i:i n :x: H ~ B ennett's ~' Luster:\ \N, hl.1..:bburg Mc l)onald N l\'lrs , C hn sti .111sliurg Mar l in J T, Blacksbur~ M:11·ti11 \,V D , RadforJ Pa lmer S c; & Sons, C.11111.iria P..ire~oy j;\Jli cs . East Radford Pcppt:r J E, Lumber Dealers. ~ (/) :\ lt1ur Brus, trl C.11ubri.1 Z ink:\ Millinery. C1ok M ..\ '.\l rs, Dun la p S ;\I 1 s, (~r;i ham J. Bi~ £;i,t. I Co, I ll f~NNEl Center Mill - Chi istinnsbu~g; ~ Dlacksbu?j l.1111g's Sho'p·1 Cnw.ln'; i\fills .-\l lcgh.111y Spri ng? I l\l.1cksb11ri L 1faycll<; l\l:1C!;sb11 rg. 1Linkous HIN, ;\!1rntgo me ry ~p r111gt Bi.:nnctt '; :'.! ill I Mcl>o n:1ld fl B, ~I r I>onJld 's ~I ills C 1mbria : Mar1111 Jam<.:s F, R.idfo rd",, L o n g'5 Shoµ : i\1;i rt111 Moses, I.esters Alleghany Spn ngs ' i\1;1tci: r (~cn W , l\lacksl>u rg· Higb~· & S o n, Co wa n J11h11 C, Oouky E. T. '~asna n d Gco , GJ"a ys on & Simpkins, - Christiansbu~~ T S Ml LI., MD Bcn- nett, - Shpp > Alle~hany SpringS- K<1dfnrd 1 T unne l Broce S R R.1dforc.! I Brook s & l'rice, Chri,, ua nsb 11rn- : Co w:111 J T Sohn Eli, F.asl lbdfo rj I Graha m & Mills- Corn and Flour. Hal.: P .rn iel, A lleghany Springs Cn . • Harper S H, . • _. ._ A ll.:gh..i111· ~µrings Ken ude P J. .\li..:c M rs, ! furl ey B ll :'<lrs, Sm ith AM !\liss, - ··· ·- -·Long's Mills-Saw. l\la ck sbur~ Allc!gha ny Springs Cu. - -- A:nd the -- - --- Ri ner , Palme r S G & Sons , Radford , Pepper J E, - - -·· - Rad l°,1n l Price \V II . Pri n: 's Fork l'u:n:~ H l~. _ ' , . ·~ v. p ·ri lu c El l i~tnn l\.,1tll<lfd '.'l~ws C<.J, J :\ NalHll s . . F·1·t I' 1tl i1HJ Iuc~~ "'' < · • 1-:obi11w11 l~ \\', l k nn c u 's ;\J il l 111n ;:r. -· ' '' St Cl;.11r & ll.111Jy, :\lkgh a 11 y :1prin1:s .• . i-:~~spa,p~~·s. ; , Sw.1i11c & Ph.1rr1::s, E 1'. . . . 11 ~ l~ l ktl l'nc.: ~ dr (thursd:11•) (;<.:e adv), 11rn.:1 · . Ill 11 ·I· b11ror 1 \\'.dtc 1·s J :'II. C hri stia11 sb111 g . ' '" "' ..dlt,.11 J·, l 11lt:!>, .· C h risti " "IJ1 1ror l\l1111t"u111t:r}' i\lcsse11 gcr (d.:nl , \ . ~ ~ . .• \\ ,k :\ J :-\'. Sun, Ch ri sl1.111'UllflJ fr1d <t)''. Juh n R le.o il p~·opr. Ch r1 , 11.1 '"1>11 ri.: l~i 11 cr Bl.:'.ll-.~lllJkli I U~ I , z 11 Millwri g hts.1:-1"! 1,'"1tll"1 r• I 1-:.1J lurd . : llllllllllS \. ' I) . ~•"· 11 1 :11· ~0 11 1'. c . M.. ,: \\' 11 . !'ell 1111 I) .,\, •• ·' Childress ·· ----- ----1-Elliston .. - VlRGlNlA BUSINESS COLLEGE,L~ ;~h~~~:: R·• It'• '·" ' llrt l\.11 ll«·rd ( I . 0 l.1nk•J11:. C.:11 . L:11k11us 11-:!cn, Met ·uy :\I osi:>, :\l1·ers \\' L' \;, l'test1111 I! 1·. l'11cc 1·,.,cJ,c'tt, J' n.:e 11 I •. Srn1th & I L1wk 111.s . T1·t1.:1 _I ll 1i~:e . 1.\".dJ \\' 1:. \\ .1tkn ~ C~.11d 11 cr, . 1.111,!1)1\ n1.1.:bl111ri-: l!l .tt:bh11rg ~.\Jill-!> S~1up 1~.1., t h.1. ll•1r.I Fa ncy Goods. Cl11 1,1i:111>l'11 q; Pa1n te '.·s. B1.1r!.,l1111;.; : 1~.1r.f11t:r E i\I , !"h 1i, 11.1 11·;l111 11: ::il11sscr :\! cX:l tn cc ~ Ha~»lip. f\Jdl11 rd Bl.11: bli11rg l l:'ai u ts, Oils, a11<l Glnss. Chn sli.111,hur:.; J11li 11s.i11 & I l,1t;an, C hn :. l1.11 1,l111q~ C l11 isl1a11blrnrg I ~ ic & Ca1>11 n, !\ .1d l111tl l.i.1 11 ~;", Sh•ip 1 Photograph ers. Chr b tian >h ur:; ! \ ),trndl \V \\I , l'.:i;t l\.1.l l11rd t.::.1,t R.1dl•111I ic:ll'cll 1 11. \°l111>1 1.1 1h h11n; f'ri ( e°s 1:,,,k J1111 1hl;•ll \\I 1\, 1'". a~I l\.1111•11;1 1'1 1c1' F.,rl: 1 ' !I nge !° - - , lll.11.:L l1111 1: l\l.1r l.,h 111 g Phy sicians. E.1)1 IC1oll.i 1d ' H:.1.:l; ,\ J. l\ ,1•11111.I P11 ct: , h11k li ..11:k l\. i:nt. lll.11 l,,l111r:: 0 ' 1·1i n,u.111 )hu 1g !·: ln1 o111 1b1111 W I!, J·.. ktt I\ T. K.11g;;tu11 In.in Cu, JI King prt: <, 1:1 r111c:r J \\I, C l11 i,11,\11)b11q; I li.:11t!c:r su11 \\' F, News Dealers. I J•Jlt 11s1 >11 E, 1· 1111 ~ t1 .111 ·h•111: \ ·1im11.1n,b111:: m l•:.1, 1 i{ ,1dlo 1d t-' R.ulfllrd 1 t.ushh;iu~h JI f, ENTER.PB..ISE l l l. 1 rl. ~ l 111f;: 1.:.1dr11nl L1111g·s S l111p .M_.ao.a:.INE -VVC>R..K.S __........,. UU11...0E1"lS 0 1 .. !tr l !_.C1A.I.- :u ,,C .. J ;tritl? R " ' )L!°'ICU I« r>acc7. 1>:_.1tl!1ird :\llq~h a11 ) ~pn1q;s I Mines-Iron. J:_rd;inc; 11. . 1 Ed~,tn11 I ~a ih1rn11 C ~· Vii:;i1» ::;wi tch · Notancs Publtc. r..q;:g I C.1111 p1Jd l _I s . H Jllt:r I [ Lird wi1:~- \V L. P1 ice's Fork 11J.irrc~· J PT, A l lcghan y Sp t i 11 ._:s ! i\•l.: C11y F JI 1, Miuos -Conl. V.111;.:h.111 \V D, Blarkshur g '.\l1n111 g Co, Hl:icl; ,1> 11rg Notions and H.trlc>s l'!tleµ;ir , l ..ing~ Shup l \\'.11k J 11 ll l rs , . ILmk1· St.:11·.1rd, K.1111i.l e t: P. J.:: .11111 k X· ::>l 11s,i.;r, 1 Ki111.er & Sdiacffe r. 1 '1 _\dvancc wn:k )') 11 •J11nl I',.11 11·illl .I & \Vear 111 o ps, I E.1st lb ti Iii rd Barci J}" W JI, \\:ppcr jlls E. l'.:rf.it 1:r C, P1:rcgny J.11m:;, Pm:1: Zach, \\I eb:>lc r G :\ . Ch r istiansburg Pcrf.1ter C T , Prict: Z.1c hariah. K im ball Geo B, Radfo 1d R igby J,1 me:< & Son, 1~ .iJford l\lanufac:turing C0, l\JJford S mith Flo rt.l. Rev dey G 0 & C•l, F,;1sl R. adfon.J \V:ulc J l D , Marble and Gran ite Works. W hitt l\·1 & 11. a .... CIVE US A T RIAL. ·- ----- Sc< pa1:c ' · Livery Stables. Il!ack CW & Co, £va 11 s John T, Gnss0111 :Vl S, I farvev :\ L, K ipps & Fngg, :VlarLin J F . St1J11e H T . CINCINNATI, OH lO. No. 9t~ E,,:;T ,\IAtN. C1 rni<hR THl'IT•1 SHHit'T, I> IC If .Ill JN D. V f\. E11rckn Li me Cu , Vii:ar'; Switch H illiard J, Shaws~t. l'l11 nket t ii R . Hlocksburg 1 J o h11 sn 11 R, Cam~ T az.:wel l Cement d1HI !.i111c: (11 , l .afayctle l\Tilb , Band~· & H •.rper, ,g Chris tia nshu r~ I .a fa ye \'ir•.,.inia Lime ;rnJ Ccn1en t C0, Li11 l~,111s ! I B, Elle' " C!iristia ns l.Hll !I L111ko 11s II \N, :i:i loll go,, Any and All Kinds of Printing Inks,· OxucN S PIH( 1Jv11 .0 1r-i GS Ot' • LL K11<01 . 131acks hurt!" I Gucn-.ull \Ven, ..~ lbdforJ H.dl & Link0115, Big Tun Laundries. Harper S H , Lafa~ Radfo lll Steam L.1u11d ry , l{.1dfonJ Hel1lkrsu11 ':; l\l ill, James i\lnr tin, / Sc.11 i!; er N R, S11llt1-..111 G A. i:l .I bSaoU(dCll l ren u( .\~ 8oo """ &. rv. 10 Year•' Exporlonoo. WOODFIN & ABRAHAM, Ma.nae~ i03 East Main Stree~ • Richmond I yif' I I I ID.onr.. A1al.Jl•I ARCHITECT ~o SUPERINT£NOEN f. 'f SOLO BY ~'Lr• aod t.J1ib1n111~ VJ'..RG INIA - ~atl ~l~du:tnun~d, \1'ho Quooo eity Printing PREMIER TYPEWR. WOODWARD & SON. I • MO NTliO 1\l I/ 1\ \ ' LU L. '.\ ~10:·-il t !Ui\IEl{V U ll l NrY . P2!'"1Vareh ouac with 4 ,5 oo,ooo reel Capacity. : SMITH :sa~ouo. :BICE :MOND, - 'UOO I~·--~· B 1cyclo e nd Odt or Mu c h ,n o f'CO P<.1lrtn&; Oono Pron~rH'y.. 11 <(,.__.,, 8eo ta&•'L �-PR Q QJ::..., D OORS .,. IRE :rvA ULT CARRIAGES or WAGONS MADE TO ORD By - P. R. PHILLIPS & CO., Maonr~ctnrers. 402·404 N.7th St., Richmond ~IU:'-<TGmt 7:->.1 . E l\ Y COL'N-1 Y. HARD~t~~r!~!~c~}J,~ 01:vo~K j T~E OFGE~M~NI~ Order. NEW YORK. u Furoished !'lade to ii g 8 De· by ll _ THE J, C. MILLER CO. : Cash Assets, <: ~ Gl H z H !J::I !J::I llj llj !J::I i:-i !J::I () ~ H ~ a t-3 t.tj (/) -~ ·--iJ Wt:i!I P;i ,J\, Satldlers and H arness Makers. I 1 nlacksbuig Chnst1ansbu rg ~ Christiansburg East Radford " 1•:.1s t l<.Hlfo1 d C.11111)11.1 t·:.• ~ I R;11lf1 \1ti F.;1~1 l\.1dft•rd Ea:<l l<.1d forJ l•:.i~I l~ ;11 Jf.,1d !' h11~11 :11i,t111 1 ~ S ln.1w,vi1 : Wool Dealers. L1wrence C. ~icn l;.:r I) tj, Ri11 t·r ~ l\(1wvi :' c } "i t . R G Ni:wlce, B M Da rger. CENTHE M1L1.s.-M Whitt, II Whitt, Wm 11 Whitt. Daniel Sht:lor, J 13 Whitt, J K Peterson. Mil lard fhrvcy, \V L Whitt, PD Sale, H 13 1-larvt!y. R L Wh itt, Geo Rain, Fleming W hit l, Paris Whitt, James P.:rd11e, T obias Pc:rdu.:. CH ll.O\tESS.-Gort.lo n D obbin s , j n l!all, Jesse Hall, \VJ llall, Fc:rdi11:1nd Harvt:y, T S l loward. W 13 l':ilmc r, F :3 RQop, 1-brve:: Roon, Jas C l.11ca,; , R tll Lucus, J J Troli nger , !\ R Hall , \Vm Leste r , J::is Walters, 0 K Luca>. J Mille r. C11tusr1A:> :SllORr;.-Thos Fr~11cis, \V C Ch arl t on , W J Shclh11rni.:, J T Chil ~<:ss, E F S mith. W D 5mi ti1 , C J Kinser, S H Lawre:1cc. /\.. 0 Si 111ps11ll. B E :'. • f.•., Sawyer. f! 1r. TUNNE1..-W R K11ox. ll F P.111111:1 . \V H Lane, J \\' Kir11y, R W Kini.;~ Oavid Aust in , Ci ll Pe rdue, RH A nd ersoll, J W Ru111h11rg. J W Cre.1:;y , 'v\' H Dooley, J C Uirchfidd, J T McDu.1tici . Ali.:s,1u clcr Gilmer , fl F Jc1llli11~s. 1' Richardson, G P Corrt!ll, (, M D Ha ll, J F Payne, GT Hadcn, J;1s L~onanl, Geo Wells, J A Grnham, W L Suhldt. J D Doyk, 1\ W Graham . BT.AC.:KSBURG. - Etl Black , Stockton Ht:th, 'W m Karr, Wm G lhll, Jn o fl Ho11st<>n, J K H enderso11, James Carper, C M n r11cc, G B McDonald, N R Stanger, C L !'rice. W J Price, J II Link ous. NA Bell, i\[ Kipp, 13 R Linko 11;, I .",. Letterheads: -- Bonds. Checks. Drafts. Watchmakers and Jewelers. - I \{ Ltth;,iraph JCHMQNO. A.. A. HOE 1 Ci GO , R-- - -- -- - J\u.1,Gtt.~NI' Sr1mm.-J Ii Sublett. E II T..1}' lo r. C ll Jfarnet t, JI 1. S111i1h. CA (alhoun . 1-1 C A kt:rs, J H H.1 r11dt, T ~.[ Barnt:ll, j \\'hct 1\tkinso11, Jessi: Oty , J R Crochc:lt, C D Cromer. Erlw:irJ Atkinson, James I l11111p hri., s. BE:-INETT's M11.i..-M D Be11 nt:tl, G J llt:ndc:rson , C 1! ll t'11 11ctl, II M J11h11 son, J L A lkins, John Brown Sr, W H C rease~', John U11c\;, II Huck, J \V Barker, J R R11ttledge, J K l! e11tlcrso11, R Lawn:n<:e, Eugene I le11dc:rso 11, Ja111cs 'vV Thomas, Crosswell Hende rson. ?-lash !lcnderson. Jns Brow n . Mad; I I ~J V 7::ls - - - -- -· -- - J>rincipal Farmers. Radford Hendry Thos J, Christiansb urg Ru<le us hield G .'\, Cnris1ianshurg ! Telegraph Companies. ' Bla.cbhu rg•\.Vestern Uuion, HD Waltnn mngr _ East Radford I Radfo rd )' Price's Fork I Tinners. <efl1 Pil ut l Effinger J P, Blacksburi Saloons. Kirby J M, East Radford Bet1 111 er C H, East Rndford S mith H P, Christiansburg' '-~"ldhurt: '.\il~x. East l<adford Tran sfer Companies. :~ M 1>rgan I), R<1dfurJ 1 E1·ans John T, Christiansburg§ ~ t f •..1wrc-11ct I luuse, East Ranfo rd Undertakers. •j Wrill Pa ul, East Radfnr• I Ca m pt!r Edward W, Blacksbu rg :ii,. Sash, Door and Blind Man nfac · f.vnu:; T B, Blacksbu rg ~· turers. , 1ldm ~ & Price, Blacksbu rg';! R.Jdl'<irJ :\'la nf~ (1 ), 1,; W !J111lley ' Hick ok & Hro, Christiansburg ~ ~"L .1 11J n .-a·s Radford Kise rum J H. Ease Radfo rJ .' Schools and Academies. T.alra nc; ThcodLJre, East Radford ~ M l u.. 11.dd h: mJI<: :ichool, I Lo n~ J•)St:ph, LtJng ·~ Shup ·~ i\1c U"11a ld' 3 Mill · \Ivers Lee, Ch ilJress Brady T M, (,; harlto11 John I, Co:-- W S & Co. K1csti.:r P J, Mnrnn t, \V, IJlin g<:r Jnh11, Wo.1lw111e C R, -- --- ------ VlR<l(NJI\ POL \'TFCI I )! I C l'.'/STITUTE, l11:11:ksh11 rg Ea.s r.Ratlfor'~·· Tailors. - Veterinary Hospi tals. Stoves and Tin ware. r:ast RaJford ErF.n!{cr & Hro, l<adforcJ Mays C W. East Rddfort.1,T,ill;1nt AP, :--ITl.) 0;\l l.:'.l< y ·=O w NTY. Cl.11k L \V, [11 :--v11 \\/ II . K0ii l\l u11sc:n T F. ~ l n~<:S & Tine" . 1'11grotzk}' Jacob, !': ict: II>' C, Varieties. \\ .d1i: 1' H I>, E.1st R:tdf11rtl Qu ick G Mrs, \\' ills \V I·:. 1 Mart in G A \ agtl , I A :virs, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ·!· ·1 r,. - ·L-H·--·L_L_P_R.IN·- ·-ING-- G--0- 01i6c[oryPunl1s~ers.tiOo&f.>~ JOiifririters. J 1 1 • • . 53 . m [\.) Elli- ton Pep pt:r & Hl :111t, Pl'll:e':i Fo11 l: Price W J, R~tlfo rtl F11rniturt: Co, Ea st R;1dfo1rtl Christ l;i nslrn ri.; Tall;1111 & Co, All~;,:11 ,111y :3p1i11gs Winrn1t:r F P, il1cnu11ald's !\!i ll ' .\fo11tg'<>rncrr Fe1mile Ci>llegc:, JM. l<adfurJ \V.1rre11. Christiansb'u· Ellett : :\'luntg•>111c:r\' Ma le Acatlc:my, ~~· Ellis ton · Christianso'u 1 Ch ri-,ti;111 sh11r;; Vl fH-; IN IA POLYTECll:.l lC l!l.1cksb11r:.: ! INSTITUTE 1.sc:e aJv1, Blacksb'irf Shaw~\'illt: ; Thtrt: ar-; Sn white and 16 colorl Cliddrcss , public sdi.1111,.;, supt J r l Srephens.Ca'.fl R.irlfnrJ , brirt. ·" l{Jdf.1rd ' Seedsmen. Printers- Book nnd Job. : sp111Jk & Childress , Ch ri stiansbu'il Radfiml AJva nc.:, IL1JforJ : Stationers. Quarries-Slate. , 1.;:o hlhousen T F, East Rad fo~ P1·icc ~I S , !'rice', Pork Pugh CA, Rl<1cksb u.~ Price Z. Prit:e's Fork Stove Ma nufacturers. ~ 1 VaughJ n , llowartl & Co, ; Radford S tl) ve and Rang~ Co, )~ East R ~dforJ Radford 1\11,1111 co.. (((3ij~,~~-!l~) .v Restaurants. THE VICTOR SAFE &. LOCK ~~ ~~{?~~~~tdi~~~ ,'' ' '.<; Office and_ Factory: • JAMES W. GB.AVES, Manager: 324 to 344 S. 6th Street, : 29·31Chn.mber 01 Commer~ 'Phone 204. __ ~~ON~_:_ VA. Agents Wantad. RlCHl'dOND,Wj H For Uclk~ Uu1l1!111i;s.•t.:u11n How.c:sano. Ll~1>111cs~ Houses . Wnte at oucc 1or prices and full 1111ormat1011. Ui)IW-1.~ 8'2-ft.ffi)l;"(:'19·~@£[\lq.~3t over 223,000~t :Yl t(.111J lcs., \V 0, Moure: l. II, l\l •\~e:; J H, I )11\'t:r \V E. 1\,111;.;dq• \V W, liil1hk I I IJ , 1<... u111s •111 l. H. ~<-(1lt J l ) , :i1111th I :i . W1c. c11. \V ...\., ~I 0 - I •I RICHMOND, vntGJNIA. �63 LOOK! _7 86 - k · FOR STORE l!lmlacturm ... SCHMI 220 7'""'°'1N STRSST1 :V!ONTGO~· l l·: R Y 0PF>lC13 CINCJNN?i.TI, C UL' NTL . ~L 1- FIXTV R E :S. ~~ - - '°' - - O H IO ' 1JQ;-War ehouse with 4,500 ,0 00 feet Capacity. \ Richmond Typewriter Exchange, W OODWARD & SON, \ WOODFIN & AB& A DAM, Mnnngeu , L U M 8 ER . 1 330 S. 9th St .. RICHMOND, V A. Harllwoocls. White Pine, Buildi ng Lumher, P. nuuh a111l OrPssell. Sash, Bli11 lls, Doors , Etc. - I -~ • rT AND BRO . c o • . . :I.: 3i·:,ur:r;. -.~,i ,,_NO ·~ 1 '! j 903 East Main Street, - nlcbmontl, Yir~nla. ·. SECOND-I !/\ND ;\I/\ClllNES BOUGHT, I SOLO AND EXCll/\NGED. sec P"ae 6• I - - - - - - - - - -- l' JI llay tnaker, l\ll F /\kers, \V C Fl agg. 0 :\I 7.inl.;, C B Ei11:->t c~i11 . J H C l1r 1sl'111;111, J I' Cllarlton, J 'vV /\lbri;..:ht. Cowt\ t·J:-> M11.1.s.-John T Cowan, J oh u Alb e rt, J ;1s E J\ll> c 1 l, !>.iris I' 1\l bert. Ru!'11s A lbert, Riley Albert, Ezra S11idt:r. Eu .1ffT.-j o h11 McFarland, H C \.Vygal, WA Hc: s lip. J T ~\;il lc.: r, Cli;H\es Dobbi11 ,..,, Mrs J M Earhart, JC Carper, Geo Mill e r, J E. I l oge , l l :\' Turn c: r, T M I \ t · 111 Ir i c: k, P 1-1 a y 111 a k er. F.1.l.l :''l'O N.--W J Higg's, J W Harnet t , D Edm o nd ~n n. \V ;\l l ~ l lic; , J L l~ y:i. 11, AT E skridg-e , J H Northcross, W I) Kirkwood, C F Bl1)1111L, J I' l·:pp~rly , i\ Gross, J oh n Barnett, S::tmuel Maddox. LA F 1\V1•:TTl~ . -B F Thomas, I) H lJ;wis, J T Gordon, S.1 1tt\l<:I \\' ;1LL1• 1<;•J ll, 'l';1ylN H r11s, I) B P11lliam, l; /\ B11tt, J R Stove r , C fl B ;.1 rn es , B 11 l\l .111s f1 <.: ld. D \N J\11rlu::l1, SW Th o mas. LEsT 1rns.-G G Dobbins, CM Lest<.:r, GD Lester. J os hua L cs t<:r, S t1 :pllc. n H Hisl1op. j M Altizer./\. M Lester, S H Crn111er, W S Bi sli np, c; W Richardso11, J R Moses, W ti Bishop, CE Richardson, H L L es t er, J 1) L este r . LON <: '~ S110P.- Moses McCoy. I~ M McCoy, J C l· Llrlc ss , I [ M 1\llit:1 l, 1 larv e y Gil111<m:: , M L Harless, .James McCoy, R<'ldforc.l Harl es s, Gen i\l cC•'>y , J111) McCoy, l'lll q~;1r Harless , F\11rcl Smith, FL Harless, j T Cownn, i\ l 1s Na 11cy Keisler , Eug e11e L11ng, Frnnk K eiste r , Lewis II.kiss, Ta ylo r Snidn. McD<JNAl.n's M 11.Ls.-:'vt M McDonald, C I-I B e nnett, J S B e 1111 et l. H l\ Garn1 :111, J 1> Sli e lnr, P 'vV La}rnian, J E Eakin, Edward Brunk, 1\llen PriJ\ . h a rl, M f\1 J1il111, W R Alls, l;eo Brunk, N Il Buck, J 'vV \Veils. MoNr<;u MERY SPRING:;.- ] C Laine, J W Rumburge, J T L;i.ine, J J Jc>li11so11, BF J e nnin gs , CE Gilmore, Fl e ming K e rby , J W Kerby, J E l' a 1111 el l, /\lex Gilm0re. l'1 1.0 1'.- J NI G rey, J L \\leaver, L \!Vallo n , Evans 'vVoodburne, Jn•) 'vVriglit, W111 l> nl>bi11s 1 Frank Lawrence , WT Poff, C R vVoolwine, 'vVm Ep1wrly. P1< w 1·: 's l 0 UH K.-Ge0 Enns, Fl oyd \Vall, 'vV R P e rfate r, 7,;i, c h l'ri 1..: •~ . B 1Z Li11ko11-., C r11ckdt Price , [[]) Price. J F t~va11s, M Kipps, J /\.Ult')" RAIH •' \H{D.-j L Rnc.lford, Jam es Zoll, J J W;d\, J H Carper. J I l Grcy .. 11 11, R;1dr,,"d l'eterso11, Mc C Ingle<>, R L Sh0nklin, Lawrence E a rho. 1t , I. I larv ey , RC Oclnvus. R1 Nt"c-C W S1irface, W Tho~ Riner , David Riner, George \V Tli1>111psq 11, Geo Willia111so11, Geo Weaver, W S Smith, WT Sm ith, AG 'N e il s , C H Turner, W G Turner, Jos Feath~r. J o hn A G1trna11d. Sl·l1\wsv1u.E.-J L Rya11, R o b R Ryan , J oh n White, G \V A 11dersnn, PW Givin s, Will iam M Ellis, J A Albert, E Edmo11<lson, AT Eskridg e , Robe1t C r1J ck1::1 I . Sr 11s·, 1.,1<. - j 1-1 Slusser, J P Slusse r, J A Sl 11 sse r, lJ;i.nit:I l·L1.l e . ::\a s lt I l e11'1 1~ rs1111. l;lt·1 n ( ·a Id wi· l I. C \V Olive r , F A SI 11s<;er. Ca 1p~r. STOP! Look at P.AGE 4. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �64 SCANDINAVIAN RESEARCH TIPS FOR THE GENEALOGIST If your travel plans to Norway or Sweden include tracking down relative in the old country, do your homework before you leave the states . First, know some basic information about your ancestors. This includes the county (fylke in Norwegian and lan in Swedish) they immigrated from and the city where they disembarked in the United States. Also, try to find out if the immigration officials changed your ancestors' names when they were registered. Anglification of names--for instance, Johansen to Johnson-- was common and could compl i cate your search . If you can ' t find this information, don't despair. Numerous organizations and research centers in the United States , Sweden, and Norway specialize in generating family trees or assisting individuals with their own research . And when you've exhausted the services provided by the organizations listed below, contact state or local archives and investigate church records once you arrive in Scandinavia. Genealogy is a popular pastime in Sweden and Norway as well , and chances are a local genea l ogist will help you make the final connections. For those with ancestors in Sweden, contact: Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center Augustana College 639 38th Street Rock Island, IL 61201-2273 309-794-7204 viki n g . augusta n a . edu /admin/swens o n Or, if you speak and read Swedish, contact: SVAR IT/IS Angsvagen 1 880 37 Junsele Sweden te l ephone: 011-46-621-711-80 www .svar . ra.se Descendants of Norwegian immigrants should contact: Vesterheim Genealogical Center and Naeseth Library 415 West Main Street Madison, WI 53703 608-255-2224 VIRGINI A APPALACHIAN NOTES �'5 5 Norwegian Emigration Center Strandkaien 31 4012 Stavanger Norway Telephone : 011-47-51-50-12-67 e-ma i l : detnu@telepost.no Norwegian Emigrant Museum Akershagan 2312 Ottestad Norway Telephone: 011-47-62 -57-85-77 www.hamarnett.no/emigrantmuseum/ For more Scandinavian travel information, contact: Scandinavian Tourist Board P. 0. Box 4649 Grand Central Stat i on New York, NY 101 63-4649 212-885-9700 or 212-949-2333 Norwegian information: www.norway.org or www . travelfile.com/get/NORTRA Swedish information : www.gosweden.org SCAND I NAVIAN ETIQUETTE On the surface, Norwegians and Swedes don't seem much different from Americans . but there are important differences between Scandinavia and the United States that can sometimes crea te sticky situations for visitors. F i rst, the Scandinavian sense of humor is more of the slapstick variety , earthy and straightforward. Subtle irony or f riendly teasing, so common in the United States, is less likely to be appreciated . And yes , Norwegians and Swedes are more liberal in interpersonal relationships than Americans, a nd their beaches are usually topless and o f ten nude. but in many o ther ways, locals are c onservative, dedicated to traditional values that emphasize thrift and hard work. You'll always score points by praising the pure Swedish drinking water or the stunning Norwegian mountain vist as. There are t wo subjects, however, that you might want to avoid in casual conversation: politics and religion. Most Norwegians and Swedes have a liberal political outlook, a nd your S c andinavi a n relatives or friends may have f ormed strong opinions that don't coincide with your own . And though swedes and Norwegians attend VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �66 churcn less frequently chan Amer~cans, chey are relig~ous people, devoted in cheir own way co the Lutheran faith, the state religion. You'll go far if you observe some formalicies: shake hands when you introduce yourself (including children), shake hands as you thank your host and hostess for their hospital~ty before you depart and thank you host for the meal before you ri s e from the table. The above information is reprinted with permission of Lutheran Brotherhood Bond magazine and was submitted by Gene Swartzel . ============================================================================= A LIST OF LETTERS remaining on hand in the Post Office at Salem, Botetourt Cty. Va . on the 1st day of October, 1820 ; wh ich if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post Office as dead Letters B Thomas Brown Moses Byington George Bright William Blain Joseph Brothers c Jacob Coon Jno . Clark D &E Stephen Darby Elijah Deaton Joshua Davis Jerimiah Early F &G George Neidig James Preston William Powel Abram Paul Bernar d Peyton George Grounds H Jos Hannan Charles Horn James C Huff Jonathan Hensiminger J s Christian Snider Archibal S tr atton William Scott Rev Benjamin Stephens Charles Seacat T &V Reuben Tankersly 2 Agnes Thompson Jacob Vineyard & K William Johnson David Kau ghman Mrs Mary Keer Mark Keer M R B Mathews Roger Mallory Jno H Myars Christian Mooman Mrs Aler 'r Miller Jno Myars Jno Mory Jno. Fults Kempt Gains Jacob Garst Richard Gordon Eleanor Gragg N &p CHAR ' S . L . MITCHELL , P.M. w Miss Martha M Wilkinson Miss Sally ~ Wood Jno. Zing le Salem , October 9 , 1820 from "Herald of the Valley " 9 October 1820, Fincastle, Va contributed by Charles T Burton VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �67 SNIDOW CEMETERY Location : Rt. 460, Pembroke (On Lilly Hill ) Earliest birth date given: 1790 Earl ie st deat h date given : 181 6 Compiled by: Bill and Ruth Blevins, 1975 A-6 A-7 A-8 Marker broken Stone broken Ma rke r broken B-1 David Lee Meredith 1 975 - 1975 B-2 Nettie D. Lafon 1 879 - 1964 B- 3 C-7 S . W. B . 1937 C-8 Annie Kate Brumfi e ld b. June 6, 1 90 4 d . May 10, 1923 D-1 Huston McNernie son of H . K. an d M. Kelly b. >1ar . 25, 1893 d. Sept . 13, 1898 Marker broken A. B-4 & 5 B-6 B-7 Double stone: Nancy Jane Lafon 1842-1930 D-2 Maggie A. Caldwell Kelly 1857 -1911 Enoch C . Lafon 1844 - 1927 D-3 Field stone marker D-4 Stone, no marking D-5 Annie L. Collins wi fe of Seth N . Ward b. Apr. 7 , 1894 d . Feb 12, 1920 D-6 Maude V. dau. of A. Collins wi fe of S. b . May 15, d. Aug 21, Lester Le wis Meredith 1938-1962 Willen E. La fon May 21, 1908 June 4, 1924 C-1 & 2 Double stone: Lucy Ann b. Apr. 2 7, 1875 d. Feb. 13, 1934 Arch Daniel D. and L . A. D. McNee l y 1899 1921 b. Dec . 9, 1872 d . Sept. 28, 1939 D-7 A Leat her marke r J . W. Collins C-3 Bertha L. Collins 1912-1975 D- 8 James £. Collins 1909-1966 C-4 Stone with no writing E-1 C-5 Archie P. Collins Raymond Le wi s Sanders b . July 4 1920 d. Ju ly 31 , 194 7 I 1907-1967 C-6 Frank G. Brumfield 1901-1971 E- 2 Andrew J. Sanders 1887-196 6 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �68 E-3 Della B. Sanders 1898-1973 E -4 Frances M. Sanders 1924-1967 E-5 F-1 F- 2 F-3 & 6 Dual Stone - NELSON Green C . Roxie B. 18961894-1962 Jul ia A. wife of John Tickle b. Dec . 27 , 1885 d. Apr. 12, 1921 John T . Tickle b . Nov. 12, 1888 d. Sept. 22, 1952 Johnn i e John Thurman Tickle b. May 2 7, 1927 d. Dec . 25, 1939 F-4 Lester Vance Tickle b. Dec. 29, 1912 d. Apr. 25, 1936 G-1 Florence dau . of H. K. and M. A. Kelly Oct. 1 1, 1892 died ? ( can't read this) *note-this lS a c h ild's grave G-2 Carrie A SEPARATE FENCED IN AREA: Margaruette P . Walters 1930-1931 Kemper M. Walters 1 899 - 1931 Ola H. Walters 1873 - 1934 OLD SECTION OF CEMETERY: A-4, 5, 6 , 7 markers B-1 Samuel M. Croft b. Aug . 16, 1869 d . Feb 15, 1 909 B-2 Funeral home marker cannot be read B-3 G-3 Field stone marker G-4 Field stone marker G-5 Field stone marker Jacob Snidow 16, 1816 d. Dec. 20 , 1901 b. Apr. B-4 Barbara Susan wife of Jacob Snidow b. Dec. 13, 1822 d. Sept . 15, 1875 B- 5 Anna M. Croft b . Feb. 27, 1844 D . Aug. 25, 1893 B-6 John D. Croft b. Dec. 2, 1837 d. June 16, 1896 C-1 Helen B . Wife of James Hoge and dau. of Jacob and Barbara Snidow b. Dec. 4 , 1860 d. May 8, 1940 C-2 Charles E. Snidow b. Dec . 30, 1852 d . Oct . 12, 1 9 O3 dau. of H . K . and M. A . Kelly Mar. 21 , 1895 Nov. 24, 1895 Field stone VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �69 C-3 D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 Laura S. Snidow b . Nov. 2, 1857 d. June 3, 1935 F-1 & 2 Dual st:one William 0. Jones b . Aug . 9 / 1871 d. Apr. 20 , 1 9 46 Harriet, wife of P. N. Snidow b . Aug. 5, 1825 d . July 20, 1888 *Note - She was Harriet Barger S. Annie M. Jones b. Apr . 29, 187 5 d. July 23 , 1955 F-3 Broken scone Herman Richard Bauman b. Apr . 16, 1854 d. Jan . 3, 1929 G-1 Mary Elizabeth Bauman b . Dec . 2 5 , 18 6 7 D . Feb. 25, 1937 Nancy B . Kerr b. Dec. 27, 1800 d. Mar. 20, 1880 G-2 John Kerr b. Nov. 9 / 17 90 d. Jan . 16, 188 0 I. Eldridge Bauman b . Jan. 6, 1889 d. Feb. 10, 1911 D-5 & 6 Dual Stone Herman Bauman, Jr . b. Nov. 9, 1910 d. Apr. 25, 1911 Esther C. Bauman b. June 13, 1908 d. Feb. 9 , 1910 OTHER GRAVES IN ORDER: NO Deborah Marrs d. June 23, 1893 age 53 yrs. 9 mo ., APPARENT 8 days F. L. Moser Died in June the 28 1816 4 Field stones together, marks E-1 Mary Adelaide Mitchell b. Feb. 14, 1887 d. Feb 23, 1911 5 Field sontes cogeth, marks E-2 J. W. Barger b. Feb 23, 1834 d. Aug. 9, 1899 Lama Virginia wife of 0 . M. Collins b . May 2, 1896 d. Feb. 3, 1923 E-3 J. M. Barger b . Aug. 23, 1871 d. Jan. 22, 1906 6 field stones together, marks E-4 H. Newton Brown b. Aug. 13, 1883 d . Sept. 29, 1911 E-5 Isabel wife of Johnson Link b . Sept . 30 , 1860 d. Sept . 18 , 190 8 J. W. M. No dates 1 Field stone marker no name or dates Sarah E. Myers b . Mar. 30, 1836 d. Mar. 22, 19 16 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES no no no �70 SNIDOW CEMETERY Location: Between Kimballton and Norcross , on a hill above old Snidow home, on road to Norcross, l/2 mile S . W. of fork of Route 635 Earliest bur i al date: First birth date give: l812 Compiled by: Ruth G. Blevins , 1973 Ma r tha El izabe th wife of Arthur B. McDonald born Jun . 29, 1859 died Apr. 15, 1 925 Sarah McDonald Lewis McDonald (These two graves have been moved to Birchlawn Cemetery.} (Sarah is a sister of Mary Burke Snidow; Lewis is husband of Sarah) Sallie Elizabeth daughter of A. B. and M. E . McDonald born June 1903 died Dec. 30, 1906 James R. Guthri e born Aug. 5, 1836 died Sept. 6, 1892 Mary Burke Snidow G. (head stone needs to be dug out if nyd ti be read} Wil liam Turner Snidow born Jan. 25, 1812 d i ed Apr. 8 , 1894 Nancy Burke Williams Snidow only foot stone with initials N. B. S. (Wife of William T . Snidow, mother of Mary Burke S. Guthrie ) Christ i an Cephes Snidow . . only foot stone wi th initials c. c. s. (Brother of Mary Bu rke S. G. ) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �7l SNIDOW CEMETERY One mile west of Pembroke on the E. w. Hale propercy, south side of Rt. 460, on a bluff overlooking New River Earliest burial date: l840 First birth date given: l 787 Compiled by: Ruth G . Blevins, 1974 Location : Christian Snidow son o f Philip Snidow born May l, 1787 died Dec . 31 , l861 Sarah S. wife of Christian Snidow born Dec. 2l, l788 died Apr. 22, 1874 Christian Wiley Snidow born Mar . 1, l830 died Oct. 8 , l9l2 (son of Christian and Sarah Snidow) Unique post type marker Exoney (Nap i er) wife of Christian Wiley born June lO, 1827 died Nov . l l , 1909 James E. Snidow born 1856 died 1916 Martha Ann S. daughter of Christian and Sarah born Nov . 7 , 1831 died Mar. 27, 1843 John Snidow A. McGuyre (FATHER) son of born Mar . 28 , 1 839 Christian and died Apr. 27, 1921 Sarah Consort of Elizabeth, daughcer of Philip and Peggy Lybrook born Jul. l6, 1810 died Oct. 1, 1840 s. F. Williams born Dec . 18, 1843 died Jul. 14, 1880 M. McGuyer born Mar. 16 , 1874 died May 15, 1874 C. 0. McGuyer born Apr. 24, 1875 died Oct:. 6 , 1878 (Plus the graves of 5 or 6 slaves) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �72 SNIDOW CEMETERY Location: Between Klotz and Pembroke, about two miles of Route 626 Earliest birth date: 1842 Earliest burial date: 1909 Compiled by: Ruth G. Blevins, 1975 (mid-point A twelve foot tall white obelisk with names on two sides, enclosed by an iron fence. Name on the southeast side: George L. Snidow born Apr. 25, 1842 died Mar. 18, 1909 Name on the northwest side: Josephine, wife of Geo. L. Snidow born Apr . 11, 1846 died Dec. 30, 1922 Grave Just outside the fence: I nf ant of C. E . and L . D. Johnston (Charles Edward and Lucy D . Givens Johnston) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �I .. SNIDOW CEMETERY Location : Pembroke , on Route 615, Lines, and ~u.st. north of the Aooalachian gOvJ~r beiow the oarn at. t.he old Wi lso n House Ea r l iest birth date : 1 79 0 Earl iest burial date: 1859 Compiled by : Ruth G. Blevins, 1973 George 3nidow Sr. died Feb. 16, 1866 age 76 years. (Youngest son of Philip S.) ? c. s. Elizabeth Surface S . wife of George Snidow born April 11, 1793 died Oct. 31, 1882 ? Nov . 28, 1865 (This stone seems to have been chiseled by hand.) John M. Snidow Born Mar . 25, 1817 Died Nov. 30, 1899 (John Maidson "Little John" 2nd son of Geo. Snidow, Sr.) -WILSONElkanah Jonathan & Margaret S . 1846 - 1923 (The Wilsons did not have children ) Louisa Hale wife of Jacob H . Snidow born July 19, 1816 died Apr. 16, 1897 Jane wife of John Madison S. born Apr. 3, 1818 died Jan . 17, 1895 (Daughter of Christian, t he Blacksmith, Snidow and Widow of James Allen William s .) (The Wilsons lived in the old house. Margaret was a granddaughter of Geo. Snidow; her father was Jacob Snidow ) Jacob H. Snidow born July 27, 1818 died Jan. 28, 1891 (He was the 3rd son of Geo. Snidow, Sr . ) Elmi ra Williams Snidow born Mar . 25, 1833 died Aug. 29, 1868 wife of Geo. w. s . George W. Snidow born May 29, 1824 died July 21, 1859 (He was the 7th and young es t son of Geo. Sr . ) (Their 4 fatherl e ss children were raised by grandfather , Geo. Sr.) Our Brother Crosi er E . Snidow son of Geo. W. & Elmira w. Snidow died May 29, 1883 Mary B. 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'I �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society , Inc. = == ==== == ================ ===========~== =============== == === ====== Vol. 22 - No. 1 - February 1998 CONTENTS President's Message The Notorious History of Josiah Blankenship A Note of Thanks from Ruth Hale Tyler Bible Book Reviews Fami l y Reunions warning! Take a Break Archival Products James Barnett Graveyard, Montgomery County, VA Quarterly Exchange News Neat Net Sites A Thought from Carol Milbourne News from the Library of Virginia The Mcclanahan Cemetery: To a Dump It Shall Return, Unless ... 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Blankenship, 5320 Spencer Dr., SW Roanoke, VA 24018-4709 Anyone researching the Blankenship family in Bedford County has more than likely encountered Josiah Blankenship in the court records. Their first thought is probably, "Who is he? 11 ; but certainly their second thought would be, "I hope he's not in my family line!" Knowing that no other researcher has dared to touch the the subject of Josiah , I felt it was time that his deeds were brought to light . I knew that Josiah eventually ended up in Williamsburg, so while I was touring the colonial Capitol last Autumn, I requested infromation on him. While no information was immediately available , I was contacted later by Linda H. Rowe, one of the historians for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation . the information in her letters revealed an even more infamous reputation than I had suspected. There may be more records on Josiah Blankenship, but I have put together the evidence I have accumulated to document his criminal career . June 16, 1774 - Virginia Gazette, William Rind, ed., p. 2, c. 2, and Virginia Gazette, Alexander Purdie & John Dixon, eds., p . 2, c. l "At the court of Oyer and Terminer, on Tuesday last, the following criminals were brought to their trials at the general court, and received sentence as follows, viz. Josiah Blankinship, from Amelia, for grand larceny: Burnt in the hand ["Burnt in the hand" means that the judges approved "benefit of clergy" for the condemned man (a plea for commutation of the death sentence ap~licable in several types of capital felony convictions), after which the public jailer branded him on the thumb in open court. The brand served several purposes it seems: The thumb mark prevents fraudulent claims to "benefit of clergy" which could be claimed only once; the mark supposedly was a warning to others who contemplated breaking the law; and, of course, branding amounted to a lesser, though still unpleasant, punishment for persons granted "benefit of clergy." Imprisonment was not a common punishment in colonial Virginia. -Linda H. Rowe, Historian) April 18, 1777 Virginia Gazetter, Alexander Purdie, ed., supplement, p. 3, c. 2 - Deserted from my company of continental regulars, John Bentley, Charles Hansley, Josiah Blankenship, and James Watts. I will give a reward of 15 DOLLARS for apprehending each of the above deserters, on their being delivered at head quarters in Williamsburg . Henry Conway, capt. July 18, 1777 - Commonwealth Papers Bedford Co . 1777-1904 - I do hereby authorize and appoint James Greer, constable, to conduct the within named Josiah Blankenship to gaol. All persons are therefore ordered in the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia to pay due VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �4 obedience to his orders. - John Wilkinson To the gaoler of Bedford County - I herewith send you Josiah Blankenship who is convicted before me, one of the justices of this state, as a felon. These [orders] are therefore in the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia, that you keep the said Blankenship in safe custody till he has a regular trial and (is] duly discharged by course of law and this shall be your warrant . - John Wilkinson r do hereby instruct you to summons a good and sufficient guard to keep him safe, as he is a notorious felon, to watch him by night or by day and be sure to have him well [in] irons. To the Gaoler of Bedford County - John Wilkinson July 28, 1777 - Bedford County Court Order Book - At a court held at the Court House of Bedford County ... for the examination of Josiah Blankinship on suspicion of his having feloniously taken a smooth cord gun of the value of 40 (shillings] the property of John Booth, a good piece of silver & a silver brooch of the value of 2 [shillings) 6 [pence) the property of William Haynes & a suit of cloathes belonging to Thomas Black of the value of 80 [shillings] , a bay horse 4 years old, face value at 20 pounds, a man's saddle value at 3 pounds 10 shillings, saddle bags ~O (shill ings] , a black horse the property of Bundrin Buckingham. The Prisoner being led to the bar in custody of the Sheriff of this county and charged of thefelony aforesaid, answered he was in no wise guilty thereof. whereupon the court proceeded to the examination of dundry witnesses and the prisoner being heard in his own defence. On consideration whereof it is the opinion of the Court that the said Josiah Blankenship ought to be tried for the same before a Courc of Oyer and Terminer to be held in the City of Williamsburg for the Trial of Criminals . Whereupon it is commanded the Sheriff that he remove the prisoner to the Jail of this county and from thence to the Publick Jail in the said City of Williamsburg. - Moses Belcher, Thomas Black , John Philip Weaver, Peter Funk, William Haynes , Richard Booth , William Clay and Rhode Belcher acknowledge themselves held and firmly bound to the Commonwealth of virginia in the sume of one hundred pounds each for their personal appearance at the Capitol in the City of Williamsburg as witnesses on behalf of the Commonwealth against the said Josiah Blankenship. - Robt. Ewing August 29, 1777 - Virginia Gazette, Alexander Purdie , ed., p . 4., c. 2 - Taken up in Bedford, a red steer about 3 years old, with a white face, some white under his belly, the end of his tail white, marked wich a crop in the right ear, and an underkeel in the left. Posted, and appraised to 30 s. - Josiah Blankenship (This notice apparently posted prior to his July, 1777 arrest . ] November 14, 1777 - Virginia Gazette, Alexander Purdie, ed., p. 2, c. 2 - At a court of Oyer and Terminer held the 4th, 5th, and 6th ins cants, Josiah Blankenship, from Bedford, for grand larceny: Acquitted by the grand jury. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �5 December 19, 1777 Augusta County Order Book 16, page 249 "Called court on James Brown and Josiah Blankenship for breaking house of Woolrich Waggoner and larceny . .. guilty and sent to Williamsburg for trial . " [Reference from Chaukley; Blankenship Records by Julia Gaugle r ) October 30, 1778 - Virgini a Gazette, John Dixon, ed . , p. 3, c . l WILLIAMSBURG. At a General Court, begun and held at the Capitol the 10th instant, the following criminals were condemned to suffer death: Joseph Turner, alias Josiah Blankinship, from Albemarle, for burglary. October 30, 1778 - Virginia Gazette , Alexander Purdie, ed., p. 3, c . 2 - WILLIAMSBURG, OCTOBER 30 . On Friday the 16th commenced, and continued to the 21st , t h e trial of sundry prisoners from the publick jail ... Josep h Blankinship, from Albemarle, for burglary, found guilty. And last Tuesday the whole number rece ived sentence of death . December 4, 1778 - Virginia Gazette, Dixon and Hunter, ed., p. 2, c. 2 - WILLIAMSBURG. In the House of Delegates, November 23, 1778. This day were executed at the gallows near this city, pursuant to their sentence, the following criminals, viz. John Phillips, Henry McClanen, Robert Hodges, John Reasor, and Josiah Blankinship . Since Josiah, in the earliest record, is referred to as being from Amelia Co., there is an excellent possibility that he was a descendant of John Blankenship, one of the sons of Ralph, the progenitor of the Blankenship Family in America. considering the fact that Josiah sometimes used the alias Joseph Turner, it is possible that he coul d be the son of John's daughter Amy, who married William Turner. Following h is first arrest and his desert ion fro m t h e col onial army , he could have 11 taken co·ver 11 in Bedford County near his uncles Is ham Blankenship Sr. and Hudson Blankenship . However, given the known facts, no conc lusive proof of Josiah Blankenship's parentage can be presented . ======================== ====================;============== ====== A NOTE OF THANKS FROM RUTH HALE I really appreciated all the cards, encouragement after my surgery last fall. f:owers, THANKS A LOT FROM MY HEART - Ruth Hale VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES gifts and �TYLER BIBLE 6 Thi s Bible, wh i c h was printed i n 1866 and is in fair condition, was recen t ly found in Roanoke . If a family member is interested in obtaing the Bible , please contact Nelson Harris, 2 813 Edgewood Street, Roanoke , VA 24015 or call 540-344-9547. Births: Wil l iam Otis TYLER - October 14 , 1851 Mary TYLER - October 14, 1851 (twins) Christened by the Rev. George Duhl of the Lutheran Church. According to inscriptions wi thin the Bible, Mr. Tyler may have lived for some time in Frederick City, Maryland. Other names and dates wh ich appear in the Bible are "Dr . Charles GOLDSBOROUGH , Walkersville, Md. 11 and "Katie GOLDSBOROUGH , January 21, 1888. II = == = ============= ==== ======= = ==== = ========= = ===== = ~== === ==== ===== BOOK REVIEWS THE ADAM WAGGONER FAMILY OF TAZEWELL AND MONTGOMERY COUNTIES, VIRGINIA 1750 - 1996 by Thomas C. Hatcher and Nancy Nash, 1996, 259 pages with Index , soft cover. Private printing. Adam Waggoner emigrated from Bingen, Germany, and settled in Montgomery County, Virginia in the mi d 1750' s. His descendants are traced through several southwestern Virginia counties and various states. Allied and maternal family genealogy is provided for many family groups . Photos, l ocating maps, wills and other data are included. Order from Nancy Nash, 634 Riverside Drive, West, North Tazewell, Virginia 24630-9532. Make checks payable to Adam Waggoner Genealogy in the amount of $30 . 00 . DESCENDANTS OF JAMES EMMONS by J. tracey Walker II I , printed 1997, soft-cover, spiral bound. privately To quote from the introduction "This is not a book, it i s a genealogical report concerning facts, opinions and some speculation relating to the Revolutionary War soldi er , James Emmons ." He was born in Fauquier County, Virginia ; migrating first to Stokes County, North Carolina; then to Giles County , Virginia and finally to Cass County, Michigan . Nice photographs and permission to copy any part or all of the report! Purchase information was not given. Contact the author at 2865 Mt . Aire Rock Lane, Charlottesville , Virginia 22901. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �7 FAMILY REUNIONS 1998 STROTHER FAMILY REUNION, August 5 - 9 , 1 998, Arlington, VA The Seventh Biennial Family Reunion of the William Strother Society will be held at the Hyatt Hotel. Continuing tradition, the Society is returning to Virginia where the Strother family first settled in America. Guest speakers, tours of ancestral historical sites, social events, and time to exchange information on the family are planned. In addi tion, there will be opportunities to visit nearby Washington DC genealogical resources and historical sites . All Strother descendants, related families and friends are welcome. Contact Edward L. Strother, 36 Puget Drive, Steilasoom , WA 9838815 21 for details and a registration form . E-mail : <edstrot h er@ao l.com> U . S. MCCRAW FAMILY ASSOCIATION, July 10-12, 1998, Williamsburg, VA The Biennial Reunion of the U. S . Mccraw Family Associat i on will be held at the Fort Magruder Inn, Route 60 East, Williamsburg, VA, July 10-12, 1998 . For further information please contact Frances Mccraw Jones, 402 Delton Ave . , Hopewell, VA 23860. Phone 804-4588173. ================ == == ===== ================~====== ~=== === = == == === == WARNING! Submitted by: TAKE A BREAK Billie Redding Lewis, Wales, FL 33853-3919 1104 Vo ncile Street, Lake ... I have sat at the computer and typewriter too long at a time and as a result spent Th anksgiving in the hospital. I said t hey send women who have just had babies home in 24 hours, but keep me for 8 days. So, I am wa r ni ng all writers and family histor i ans, do not sit too long at a time no ma tt er how young or old you are. I ended up wit h clots in one leg from the ankle to the groin and am still having trouble. I refused to listen to my husband and sons who work with computers al l the time, but I am now trying to get others to listen . So without going into details about my ailments, it might be a good idea for you to put a warning in one of your quarterlies that such results can happen if researchers don't take heed about sitting too long at one time while researching. The readers may be like I was and won't listen, but at least we've tried. Right? ============================= ========================== ====;==== = ARCHIVAL PRODUCTS I f you need to know where to order archival products, the Virginia Room at the Roano ke Public Library has a list of names and addresses as well as catalogs from a number of companies who sell them. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �8 JAMES BARNET!' GRAVEYARD Montgomery County, VA Rt. 11, 1/4 Mile West of Elliston Copied 27, March 1987 by Glenna G. Gam er & Ruth G. Hale Anderson, Beulah C. Anderson, Willie D. Barnett, Betty Anderson Barnett, Crockett R. King, Mary Lois Barnett, Willie Jane (Large Tombstone) John w. Barnett, Samuel W. Barnett, David P. Barnett, Sarah A. Ba.mett, Samuel W. Deyerle, W. G. " , Mary Jane, wife of W. G. Barnett, James , Ellen, wife of James 2 graves marked with fieldstones Lawrence, Celinda, wife of J. E. Lawrence, Jo_ _ Thomas, Minerva Ernaline Thomas, David G. Thomas, Thurzetta E., wife of D. G. Thomas, Bettie C., dau. of D. C. & T. E. Barnett, John D. Barnett, Elizabeth A ., wife of John D. Barnett, William Barnett, Manervie 4 graves marked with rocks Henry, D. E. Akerson, Retta 8. Thomas, Benjamin F. Thomas, Malinda, wife of B. F. Thomas, William Campbell U I U 1902 -1913 1905 - 1921 1878 -1932 Feb. 19, 1851 - Nov. 27, 1933 May 29, 1921 - Dec. 10, 1921 Aug. 19, 1859 - Mar. 23, 1936 Feb. 8, 1850 - Nov. 30, 1903 Feb. 29, 1880 - May 8, 1942 Feb. 25, 1847 - May 15, 1876 Nov. 9, 1819 - Mar. 16, 1898 Sept. 7, 1809 - Nov. 8, 1871 \0 (Same Tombstone) ., May 26, 1819 - July 15, 1856 Mar. 18, 1790 - Aug. 1865 Oct. 20, 1792 - Dec. 28, 1853, 61 y. 2 m . 8 d. May 12, 1830 - Apr. 29, 1904 Mar. 16, 1823 - June 16, 1906 Oct. 26, 1849 - Feb. 7, 1852 Jan. 9, 1814 - Nov. 19, 1902 Feb. 28, 1829 - Oct. 13, 1874 Apr. 11, 1856 - June 26, 1874 July 10, 1798 - July 10, 1877 Jan. 9, 1827 - Dec. 28, 1907 Died July 8, 1881 Age 80 y. 3 m. June 15, 1816 - Nov. 6, 1888 Oct. 11, 1861 - Feb. 6, 1895, Age 33 June 8, 1867 - Oct. 30, 1923 Oct. 10, 1834 - Oct. 18, 1935 Dec. 22, 1838 - Dec. 26, 1913 June 7, 1914 - July 15, 1914 Separately Fenced Thomas, John B. " , Elmira J. Barnes, Annie Mott " , William Mott Very large monument with front on the ground Thomas, Olive Mateer, George William Mateer, Lillie Belle, wife of G. W. Loving, Jesse Thomas Moore, Lettie T. ChildJ'ess, Sallie Dobbins Loving, Cora T. Apr. 7, 1823 - Sept. 30, 1900 Mar. 10, 1826 - Dec. 2, 1898 Jan. 29, 1897 - Dec. 30, 1897 Apr. 14, 1852 - Jan. 4, 1897 Died Oct. 28, 1934 Aug. 12, 1847 - Sept. 21, 1918 May 1, 1864 - July 26, 1914 May 5, 1884 - Jan. 23, 1924 Died Sept. 9, 1933 1858 -1928 Died Mar. 15, 1934 Cemetery is completely overgrown, wrought iron fence knocked down, railroad ties thrown in it. In very sad condition. Spring 1988. The cemetery is being cleaned up by Mr. Calvin Barnett. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES yrs. �9 ******** QUARTERLY EXCHANGE NOTES ******** (Compiled by Carol Milbourn) Want to know how to write a "genealogical ly correct " obituary? Read Writing a Genealogically Correct Obituary by Ted 0. Brooke and Linda Woodward Geiger in the Georgia Genealogical Society Quarterly, page 153, vol. 33J no. 3. Also in this issue, on page 146, is an article contributed by Joye Lett Quinn on the Georgia Land Lotteries. * * * * * From the Virginia Tidewater Quarterly , vol. 28 , no. 1, March 19 9 7: On page 31 is Branches - Virginians Who Went West by James H. Mero, extracted from History of Greene County, Missouri , 1883. Among the Virginians listed in the book are some from Southwest Virginia. This same issue has part of the TGS Quarterly Surname Index 1970-1980 which covers all the surnames (with given name) printed in volumes 1 through 11 of the Society's Quarterly. This is on ongoing project, so look for previous and future issues for all of the index. * * * * * The Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library has a list of firms that provide archival products. The list gives addresses and 1-800 phone numbers. Some of the companies will send you a free catalog for the asking. The library has a few catalogs for archival products you may look at before ordering . * * * * * F=om Keyhole, publication of The Genealogical Society of Southwestern Pennsylvania, vol. XXV , no. 4, comes this definition of a "crossroads wedding" ... one in which the marriage was held at a crossroads after sunset with the bride wearing only her shift. This was done to show she had no debts to bring to the marriage. * * * * * Anyone using a computer for genealogy will benefit by rea~ing the articles in all the NGS/CIG Digests (National Genealogical Society's Computer Interest Group publication), an insert in each NGS Newsletter. Among them is an article by Carmen J . Finley in vol. 16 1 no. s, pg. 1, entitled: The USGenWeb Phenomena which explains the USGenWeb site on the I n tern et and the various features it provides. * * * * * VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �io ******** NEAT NET SITES ******** (Compiled by Carol Milbourn ) [Below are some of the sites listed in the Watauga Association of Genealogists, Uooer East Tennessee Bulletin, vol. 26, no . 2 . I have checked them out, and my comments follow in brackets.] <http://www . usgenweb. com/military/index.html > [This looks like it will eventually be a good site as more information is added . They are hoping to put toget her links to all the transcriptions and indexes of military re~ords o~ the Internet . They are asking that if anybody knows of any links suitable for this page , to inform Maureen Reed, mreed@sky.net .) <http://www.clinch . edu/appalachia/melungeon> The Mel ungeo n First Union was held in Wi~e, Virginia , dur ing the 4 th weekend of July 1997. For pictures and informatio n about the group , see this site. [ If you want to know .more abo.ut Mel ungeon peopl e , this is a good place to start. I found it v ery interest ing.) <http :members. aol. com/s.amcasey/ancestors/nw . html > Notable Women Ancestors: "It is geared toward the geneal o gy and history of all women ancestors, from the famou; to everyday pion ee rs . All contributions are welcome and encouraged . <http:www . census - online .com> Cen s us Online - Censu s Sites on The Web. OnLine Data .· Transcriptions and "('r..d~~es for Fe d~r al and Sta te Census , Tax Lists , Military Rosters, etc . [In checking out this site, ~ looked to see what was availabl e for our Southwestern Vi rginia counties·. Th.ere are a total of 84 2 1 inks, a nd Virginia has 173 links· Fol~ow 7ng is the list of information for our area counties . I am sure this is upda t ed as da t a is available, so by now, there could be more.) Almost all of our counties have the ir Confederate Units list ed . h aving a d diti ona l lists are : Those HENRY COUNTY. 1909 Confederate Pension List . LEE COUNTY. 1830 Federal Census ; 1909 Confederate Pension List; Revolu tionary War Pensioners; The 22nd Virginia cavalry ; The 48th Virginia Infantry; The 64th Virginia Infantry ; The 7th Battalion Confederate Cal vary; L ee County Militia ; 1810 Personal Property Tax Lis t. PATRICK COUNTY . 1909 Confederate Pension Lis t; 42nd Virginia Infantry Regiment . PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY. Pension Applicants, Ac t of 1888, 1900 and 1902 ; First Li s t of Tithables , 1767 . ROANOKE COUNTY. 1909 Confederate Pension List ; 42nd Virginia Infantry Regimen . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �ll RUSSELL COUNTY. 1860 Federal Census; 1888 Civil War Pension Appl i cat i ons; 1900 Civil War Pension Applications; 1909 Civil War Pension List ; Revolutionary War Pensioners; Russell County Militia; The 22nd Virginia Calvary; the 48th Virgi n i a Infan try; t he 64th Virginia Infantry; The 7th Battal ion confederate Calvary; 1790, 18 1 0 and 1812 Personal Property Tax List . SCOTT COUNTY . 1820 Federal Census; Revolutionary War Pensioners; Scott Count y Militia; the 22nd Virgi nia Ca l vary ; The 48th Vi r gi n ia I nfantry; The 64th Virginia Infantry; The 7th Battalion Confederate Calvary; 1815 Personal Tax List . WASHINGTON COUNTY . The 48th Vi rginia Infantry . WISE COUNTY. The 29th Regi ment of Virginia Infantry. **** <http://numedia .tddc.net /sa/ alamo/ > Defenders of The Alamo. (This is a list of defenders of the Alamo and where they were from.] <http:/ / www.po t ifos.com/ tpg/ > Do you have a pol itician in your fami l y line? Check out this site which also has some other interesting links. <http : www.findagrave . c om/> If you have someone famous in your family line, 11 Find A Gr ave " is a site of graves of noteworthy people. You may search by name, locat i o n , claim to fame or look at pictures. It also has links, accolades and bibl iographies . This site is created and maintained by Jim Tipton. <http:/ / genealogy.tbox . c om/ index. htm> This net site may be helpful to you. === = =~ == == = === = ================= = ===============================~===== A THOUGHT FROM CAROL MILBOURNE How many times have you discovered that the books that you use for your family research are not accurate? And have you ever wondered that the facts you are using and possibly passing on to others may ~ot have been accurate? Remember this when writing your own fam i l y history. We shou ld strive to produce a quality publication and always have someone else more experienced than yourself to edit or give a content revi ew before p u blishing . ========= = = = = ==== === == ======= ===== ======= == ==== == ~= = = == = = ~======== = == VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l2 . . NEWS FROM THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINI A * * * * * * * * * * New Exhibit at The Library . . . The Common Weal th : Treasures from the Collections of the Library of Virginia , is an exhibit at The Library in Richmond which runs through September 7, 1998, and highlights the rare and diverse collections spanning nearly 400 years of history, labeled treasures By the people, FOR the people, and OF the people. Whether you have or have not yet visited the Commonwealth's premiere collection of preserved records, founded in 1823, this exhibit would be an excellent opportunity for an overview of a fraction the Library ' s contents and an appreciation for what it has to offer the historical and genealogical researcher . Be sure and check the Roanoke Public Library's Virginia Room for brochures about this exhibit and more information on the extensive collections of The Library of Virginia. When you can, visit them at: 11 11 11 11 The Library of Virginia 800 E . Broad Street Richmond, VA 23219-1905 Phone : (804) 692-3500 http://leo.vsla/edu Open: Monday through Saturday , 9 : 00 a . m. to 5:00 p . m. Three Virginia Vestry Books are available again . .. Why are these particular works important to Virginia researchers? The parishes of the Anglican Church (Church of England) in Colonial Virginia were also political subdivisions, and their records are both official and important for researchers. In addition, these are from regions in the Old Dominion where the local records have been largely lost. Do you have ancestors from these parishes? 1) The Vestry Book and Register of St. Peters' s Parish , New Kent and James City Counties, Virginia, 1684-1786, first published by The Library of Virginia in 19 3 7 which expanded and corrected the Colonial Dames of America in Virginia's publication from 1904 . This is a reprint of the expanded and corrected edition. [800+ pgs, $20 . 00] 2) The Vestry Book of Blis ( s) land Pari sh, New Kent and James City Counties, Virginia, 1721-1786, a reprint of the original. (277 pgs with index, $15.00] 3) The Vestry Book of the Upper Parish Nansemond County, Virginia, 1743-1793, also a reprint of the original. [328 pgs with index, $15.00] Copies of these reprints are available from your local bookseller or from the Library Shop at The Library of Virginia [phone (804) 692-3524 or fax (804) 692 - 3528).---wj VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �13 THE MCCLANAHAN TC> A CEMETERY: DUMP I T SHALL UNLESS--- ~ET~, THE SORRY PLIGHT OF AN HISTORIC SITE "To a dump it shall return unless ... " Such was the heading given to the editorial of the Roanoke Times on t he Mcclanahan Cemetery Project last spring . And how prophetic it was, bringing forcefully to mind the observation made by local his t orian Raymond Barnes in his article of February 6 , 1965- -nearly 33 years ago: "The most forlorn and neglected landmark of old Roanoke is the Mcclanahan burial plot . .. " The editorial, which accompanied the Barnes article, was of equal poignancy and concern. It was titled "Shall we Forget Our Heritage" and began by noting that: "The story told in Raymond Barnes' historical article in adjoining columns t oday is enough to cause every citizen of Roanoke Valley to hang his head in shame." This editorial concluded : "Admittedly, something needs to be done. A people which loses pride in its past or which fails to preserve its heritage and the resting place of its forbears is poor indeed, and without hope of foundation upon which t o build a brighter future." Hence, deaf ears and uncaring and unconcerned posterity have so responded to the concluding remark of a brief biographical note on Elijah Mcclanahan and his brother, James, wri tten in 1894 by someone who had actually known them in their lifetime: "They were better and more favorably k n own, . .. , than any two men in the county. A noble pair of brothers. Long should their memory be cherished and honored .Qy their descendants." (Emphasis added) . THE RECENT EFFORTS AT RESTORATION In recent years effort to restore this cemetery and beautify the knoll upon which it is located had its genesis in 1986 as a VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �. dent that destroyed the historical t f a vehicular acc 1 f th resu l o h d 'd ti fied the grave site . Regents o e highway marker tha t a Ch~p~~r of the DAR tried without success Margaret Lynn Lewis ad.mi' ni' strations to have the marker restored . through several of its Ultimately an Ad Hoc Committee was organized with representat ives from the DAR, the Fincastle Resoluti?ns. o~ the SAR ' The History Museum & Historical Society of Western Virginia and. t he Roanoke Valley Preservation Foundation. The Comrni ttee, determined to do more than merely have the marker replaced, urged Roanoke City's Council to take over the restoration and permanent care ~ nd maintenance of the site. After two years of meetings before city Council and its Water Resources Committee, to whom the request had been ref erred, the City declined to assume responsibility, al though a cleaning out of portions of the area was done as wel 1 as a commitment to r estore the marker and de-weed the area twice a ye ar . The City's formal resolution concluded that i t would also "attempt to facilitate a permanent solution," but what action was intended within the em.brace of the promise to 11 attempt to fac il i tate" remains undefined and unfulfilled. After the first cleaning out of· portions of the quarter acre site, Caleb Rossi, a young boy scout from Botetourt County seeking to earn his Eagle Scout award, undertook with some of his comrades to add to the City's operation. They created a pathway to the site from the alley entrance, stored many of the bricks displaced from the original enclosure, set up a bench that had been donated, planted some shrubbery and mulched much of the area. Not being spread by a professional landscaper, however, the mulch only served as a fertilizer for the weeds a nd the are a quickly became the jungle-like eyesore as so described in the 1965 e ditorial. REASONS FOR THE CITY'S NON-INVOLVEMENT One of the reasons advanced by the City i n refusing to become so involved was the fear of the precedent that it might set . An extensive survey was undertaken by the City' s Department of Public Utili ties somewhat similar to the one now being undertaken by the Regional Office of the Department of Histo r ic Resources, but perhaps not quite as accurate or complete . A large exhibit was prepared s uperimposed upon a map of the City locating each cemetery that had been identified including a photograph of each. Some twenty-six ( 26) cemeteries suggest that any active involvement in cemetery would preci pitate a deluge of such a preced~nt, therefore, was simply leaderso were described as if to supporting the Mcclanahan simil ar requests. Setting not acceptable to our City VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �15 An analysis of those twenty-six, however, which included the City's well known public cemeteries, church cemeteries (which are inhibited from public investment by virtue of the separation of church and state doctrine) and private ones adequately maintained, showed that there were only four ( 4) others in similar unkept condition comparable to the Mcclanahan Site. Of those four, one was in interminable litigation, one had no graves at all, and the other two had very little historical significance--certainly nothing to compare with the Mcclanahan-Lewis background. THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE The subcommittee of the city's administration in its report to the Wa t er Resources Committee offered to make space in the City's Cemetery at Coyner Springs in Botetourt County for the removal of the Mcclanahan graves, but not at the City's expense. The Ad Hoc Committee was not impressed with this offer for not only did the Committee have no funds to finance such a transfer , which would have also required an expensive lawsuit to obtain permission of the Court, but to remove the graves from the existing site to the graveyard in another county now being used primarily for the deceased homeless or indigent was not felt to be the proper "cherishing and honoring" of the memory of these pre- Civil War leaders as the 1894 biographical sketch had urged. The sub-committee also suggested , without documentation, that it would cost about $100, ooo. oo to restore the area-- a grossly exaggerated estimate submitted in order to justify its reco~endation that the City should not get involved. The Ad Hoc Committee had advanced a budget of $15,000.00. The City was also concerned that because it did not own the property it had no duty to assume the responsibility. But reference to powers granted by the city Charter failed to provoke response . Paragraph 29 of Article 2 of the Charter provides in pertinent part that the City has the power" " ( 29) To acquire . .. lands to be used, kept and improved as a place for the interment of the dead, and to make and enforce all necessary rules and regulations for the protection and use thereof; and generally to regulate the burial and disposition of the dead." Clearly, one of the proper functions of government is to preserve and maintain its historical resources. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �16 JUSTIFICATION FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE MCCLANAHAN CEMETERY Why, however, does the Mcclanahan Cemetery qualify as an historic resource? Why should the graves of these two, long-dead citizens (and probably a few more) be restored to any kind of civ i l environment or their memories perpetuated to the possible exclusion of other old-time family cemeteries of similar neglect and abandonment? Let, therefore, the two persons sought to be memorialized be introduced, after first noting, however, that the site of their graves on the commanding knoll behind Advance Auto Stores near the intersection of 24th Street and Melrose Avenue is in and of itself of historical significance. From this hill one can view to the west the site of an early horse race track and early basebal 1 diamond. The first airplane to land in Roanoke in 1917 set down on an open field in front of this knoll. Along the northerly boundary of the cemetery ran the Roanoke to Salem Electric Trolley. And all of the surrounding area as far as the eye can see was once owned by the McClanahans and the Lewises. AGATHA STROTHER LEWIS Agatha Strother Lewis was the granddaughter of General Andrew Lewis who gained everlasting fame as the leader of Colonial Forces in the Battle of Point Pleasant against the Indians in October 1774. Prior to that he had been an Indian fighter along with George Washington. Earlier historians claimed that the Indians had been influenced by the British to commence what has been known as "Lord Dunrnore 's War" in order to terrify and confound th e Colonists before England began formal hostilities less than a year later at Lexington and Concord. In 1909 congress , in appropriating money for a commemorative 1!1on1;1111ent at Point Pleasant and based o.n research that strongly indicated that Dunmore had betrayed Lewis to the Indians called Point Pleasant the "first battle of the American Revoluti~n." The Lewis connection is strong in the Roanoke Valley. The Genera l is buried in Salem; Fort Lewis Mountain is named for him as is Lewisburg, W.VA.; Andrew Lewis Middle School in Salem bears his name; and he was a member of the House of Burgesses in Richmond both before and during the Revolutionary War, as well as being head of the Virginia Militia and subsequently military adviser to Governor Jefferson. It is not by chance that at the base of George Washington's S~at~e.in Richmond Andrew Lewis is included as one of only five of Virginia's most famous sons: Jeffer son, Marshal 1, Mason Nelson-and General Andrew Lewis. His military genius was fully ~ecognized when George Washington, before his own appointment as Commander-in- VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �17 Chief of the Continental Forces, recommended that the appointment be given to Lewis. One of the sponsoring organizations of the subjec t project is named for General Lewis ' mother, Margaret Lynn Lewis ( 1 693 - 1773). This chapter was instrumental in the late 1800s i n l ocat ing the remains of the General whose burial site h ad long been forgotten. Quite ironically , in view of the Mcclanahan connection, t he exact spot of the grave had been shown to one Frederick Johnston, many years earlier by Col o nel Mcclanahan , who as a young boy had been present at the General's burial. Johnston had paint ed t he initials "A. L ." on a stone which l ed to the discovery of the s ite long after Johnston's death . On April 5, 1 897 i n t h e presen ce of the Margaret Lynn Lewis Chapter of the DAR a service was conducted for t he reburial of An drew Lewis in the East Hill Ceme t ery in Salem whe r e today a handsome monument stands in his honor. An impressive monument to his memory and accomplishments at Point Pleasant has also been erected at the site of that battle . Andrew Lewis married Elizabeth Givens in l 7 49 . They had seven (7) children. One of them , Andrew Jr. (1759 - 1844), married Agatha Madison , t he dau ghter of John Madison in 1778. Agatha Madison, a direct b l ood relative of President James Madison, was the mot her of Agatha St rothe r Lewis, who married Eli j ah Mcclanahan on Sept ember 5, 1795 . so, a direct connect ion with a President of tl_le United States--on e from Virginia n o less -- lies buried in disgraceful surroundings atop that neglected hill. COL. ELIJAH MCCLANAHAN Elijah Mcclanahan was one of nine children, the son of William Mcclan a h a n (1769-1 81 9) a nd Sarah Neeley. William was himself one of eight children . They , in turn, were the children of Robert Mcclanahan (? 1 791 ) wh o married Sarah Breckenridge, another famous family from West ern Virginia. Elijah and Agath a h ad twelve children, ten daughters, nine of whom married, each beari ng a number of children ranging from four to nine . There are literally hun dreds of Mcclanahan heirs, though very few have remained in the Roanoke area. Kyle Montague, now 87 and living in Napl es, Florida, is one direct descendant of Elijah and Agatha who has been identified. He traces his ancestry through Mar y Mcclanahan who married Ri ce Montague. Through the Montague line came Wally Simpson for whom a King of England gave up his t h rone. So n ot onl y do we have a President, but a King, that has credible association wi t h this jungle-like eyesore. There are other famous citizens who proudly claim a relationship to the Mcclanahan-Lewis progeny. M. Caldwell Butler, a former U.S. Congressman from Roanoke as well as a Delegate to the VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �18 Virginia General Assembly, traces his ancestry thro.ugh Polly Mcclanahan, a daughter of Robert Mcclanahan, who married Thomas Poage. One of their sons, William Poage, had a daughter who married General James Walker of Wytheville, another fa mo u s Wes tern Virginian. Senator and former Governor Charles S. Robb is also connected with the Mcclanahan-Lewis genealogy. His fifth great-grandfather was Thomas Lewis who was the father of Agatha (Agnes) Lewis, Senator Robb's four t h great- grandmother . Agatha's younger sister was Margaret Ann Lewis wh o marr ied Captain John Mcclanahan, second son of Robert McCLanahan, who died years before the death of Elijah and Agatha. Margaret Ann Lewis is rumored to have been buried in one of the unmarked and unlocated graves on the Mcclanahan Cemetery Site. Also probably buried in the immediate area, though not yet located, are Colonel James Mcclanahan, Elijah's brother, and William, one of Elijah's sons . The ast ronaut and first man to walk in space was Edward N. White, II , a great, great, great, great, great grandson of General Lewis. Elijah Mcclanahan, fol~_owing in his father William's footsteps, and along with his brothers were outstanding leaders of the early Roanoke Valley. In 1806 at the age of 36 Elijah was elected one of Salem ' s first six trustees, as councilmen were then called. He served as a delegate in the State Legislature in 1808 1809 and in 1809 was elected Sheriff of Botetourt County. In 1816 he was the material witness in a famous trial against two local citizens who had challenged each other to a duel which had only recently become illegal. That same year the records show that he was one of the managers of the Upper Roanoke Navigation Company. In 1831 he was a founder , charter member and elder of the Salem Presbyterian Church. He became one of the first justices of Roanoke County in 1838--the year that the County was established- and also served as the first Sheriff of Roanoke County . Later on in 1852 he was one of only a few local leaders in bringing the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to the Roanoke Valley. The following detailed description of Colonel Elijah Mcclanahan, as well as his brother, Colonel James Mcclanahan, appears in the book on the McClanahans written in 1894: "COLONELS ELIJAH AND JAMES MCCLANAHAN. Colonel Elijah Mcclanahan was a man of noble build in body, mind and spirit. In person, he was tall and larqe, without being portly; his countenance was impressive, blending kindness and candor with qravity; his disposition was cheerful and sociable; his probity beyond all reproach; and the love and fear of God qoverned his life. His was a tower of strength in the Presbyterian Church at Salem VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NO'rES �19 as a ruling elder, and was the chief builder of the church at Big Lick. His name in the church extended beyond his own Presbytery. It was considered a privilege by strangers from a distance to know him. His brother, Colonel James Mcclanahan, was very much like him. It would be difficult to compare and impossible to contrast the.m. When I went to Roanoke to live in June, 1860, their names were on the lips of everybody. They were better and more favorably known, it seemed to me , than any two men in the county. A noble pair of brothers. Long should their memory be cherished and honored .ret_ their descendants." WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE To restore the area the followi ng needs to be done : 1. archeological dig to locate other additional grave sites both within the old brick-enclosed area but outside of it as well within the original quarter acre. 2. Before the dig can be undertaken a man-made mound of three to five feet in height needs to be removed. 3. The area needs to be attractively landscaped with the restoration of the old brick enclosure, the duplication of the original headstones and an overlook depicting the historical sites and events that once existed below the knoll as well as genealogical charts. 4. A new, s t epped-up pathway from the Old LynchburgSalem Turnpike to the site needs to be constructed. 5. The restoration of the historical highway marker . 6. Other incidental items of beautification . An As to the perpetual upkeep and maintenance after the site has been properly restored, local neighborhood organizations , garden clubs, clean-valley committees and ci vie groups have already volunteered to undertake such assignment. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �20 What is needed for the present is adequate funding. If interested, please mail any donation with check or pledge payable to: The History Museum & Hi s torica l Society of Western Virginia P . O. Box 1904 Roanoke , Virginia 2400 8 Be sure to mark the check or pledge "For the Mcclanahan Cemetery Project" All donations would be tax-deductible. TO A DUMP IT SHALL R.ETUR.N - - UNLESS The above was presented by Judge Jack B. Coulter at t.he January meeting of the Society. Darlene Richardson from the Departme nt of Historic Resources also spoke on restoration progress of l o cal cemeteries . If you know of a cemetery in our area tha t has need of restoration or you feel it might have been overlooked and should be included in a comp r ehensive listing of area cemeteries , please get in touch with Ms . Richardson at the Department of Historic Resources, Roanoke Regional Preservation Of fice, 1030 Penmar Ave ., SE, Roanoke, VA 24013. Their phone number is 540-857-7585. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �21 JENNELLE CEMETERY Montgomery County, VA Rt. 643, near Yellow Sulphur Springs Copied 14, February 1988 by Charles W. and Ruth G. Hale + Gallimore, William Gallimore, Harry E. Gallimore, James Thomas " , Nannie Craighead Smith, lnfant Gott, John Gott, Sallie (Mother) Green, Paul Ottis Green, Glenna Leigh Green, William Henry Green, Amanda Sophie Green, Leslie W. Green, Alice Fields Kitchen, Mary G. (Mother) Miller, Clyde F. Guynn " , George Woodson Miller, Howard E. Brammer, Charles Harold Brammer, Margaret J. Brammer, John J. Brammer, Salle A. Brammer, Rubin R. Brammer, William J. " , Louanna W. Earley, Rachel Woolwine, John E. Woo~wine, Blanche Jones Woolwine, George W. Tuck, William Thomas (Father) " , M_!:!:lissa Hava (Mother) Tuck, Mack David Tombstone, broken, no name or dates left Grave, marked by fieldstone Hawhee, lda B. Tuck (Wife) " , Orvill W. (Husband) Myers, Choice Nelson Myers, Pearl Cromer Otey, Laura Otey, Kent W. Craighead, John Henry Woolwine, Charlsie L. Woolwine, George Wm. '' , Fannie Bane Odham, William H., Jr. McMahan, Lessie G. Linkous, Claude P. (Dad) " , Rena J, (Mom) Cupp, James P. " , Allene Sweeney Sweeney, Joseph E. 1923 - 1936 Mar. 20, 1926 - Jan. 29, 1950 Va. Pfc. 398 Inf. 100 Div. W.W.Il July 31, 1902 - Feb. 2, 1951 Mar. 20, 1905 - Aug. 16, 1972 1981 1879 - 1936 1879 - 1940 no inscription no inscription Dec. 2, 186-! - Feb. 15, 1914 Dec. ??, 1869 - Oct. 23, 1948 1891 - 1961 (Fu. Home Marker} 1893 - 1970 (Williams-Jamison Fu. Home) Mar. 10, 1396 - June 5, 1973 Jan. 11, 1892 - Mar. 26, 1981 June 19, 1880 - Jan. 15, 1949 July 3, 1909 - Jan. 1, 1923 Apr. 28, 1919 - Mar. 22, 1963 Mar. 6, 1887 - June 12, 1968 May 12, 1888 - May 2, 1954 Mar. 15, i8-!9 - Dec. 22, 1930, Age 81 Dec. 18, 186-l - Oct. 13, 1930, Age 69 1886 - 1960 1890 - 1961 July 2, 1392 ·July 14, 1967 Jan. 28, 1907 - Apr. 6, 1963 Mar. 29, 1912 - Dec. 8, 1971 Aug. " '\ 1938 - Oct. 5, 1986 May 11, 1887 - Oct. 19, 1942. Feb. 7, 1900 - Oct. 19, 1942 Feb. 28, i 939 - May 6, 1940 Mar. 22, lSS-l - Aug. 19, 1966 Feb. 8, 1s;·, - July 2, 1946 Oct. 29, 1921 - Sept. 18, 1944 Sept. 25, 189b - May 30, 1979 July ??, 18i1 Oct. 17, 1898 - Nov. 6, 1949 1915 - 1968 (Hoy Fu. Home) Jan. 31, 1920 - Oct. 26, 1925 Apr. 3, 187-l - Jan. 2, 1946 Feb. 24, 1877 - May 7, 1961 Childs grave, old homemade marker Sept. 7, 1891 - July 8, 1943 Mar. 16, 1919 June 5, 1918 - July 24, 1986 Mar. 9, 1873 June 1, 1893 - Oct. 12, 1925 Jan. 7, 1858 - Dec. 11, 1905 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �22 Jennelle Cemetery + Aug. 1, 1927 - Aug. 14, 1927 Kemp, Elliott Lee, Jr. Grubb, Robert Carl Grubb, Emory Lee Grubb, Susan Lillie Moses, Ruby E. Moses, Marshal Moses, Archie W. Jan. 17, 1893 - Oct. 30, 1918 Myers, David Lee Tuck, George McKinly Tuck, Thomas Wade Stone, Virginia M. Slusher Stone, William Tipton Moses, Lucy J. Moses, Archie Moses, Leslie W. Grave, marked by fieldstones Johnson, Blair D. (Father) " , Luemma F. (Mother) 18 Markers dated 1937 with different initials Grissom, Amanda Grissom, Mary, w / o Wm. Grissom, William Ekis, F. Ekis, M.A. Jenelle, M.5. ] ennelle, Hamilton S. , Jane Charlton, w /o H.S. Haynes, Jos. P. " , Sarah]., w / oJos. P. Haynes, Harriet Ann Stone, Lucy T ., w / o M.E. Stone, W.F. " , H attie E. Myers, H arrison L. " , Daisy R. Hontz, Lula Yo ung M yers, Katherine Price Myers, Manau l Livingston Myers, Effie V. Cundiff, Su san, w /o E.B. Jennell, Baby William Arthur Jennelle, Ethel J ennelle, Harry D. Rock initials "M .E.W ." near fence J ennelle, C ullen E. Jennelle, Margaret E. Lewis, John Lewis, James " , Julia Miller, James P. " , Nora K. Myers, Stewart Heath " , Lillian Linko us Myers, John S. " , Cynthia M. M yers, C h oice Everette Grave, Fieldstone markers Nov. 15, 1870 - Feb. 5, 1935 July 9, 1870 - Dec. 13, 1919 Feb. 25, 1907 - Sept. 25, 1963 Aug. 31, 1901 - May 3, 1963 Jan. 24, 191 2 - June 7, 1949 Va. Staff Sgt. 6 AAF Photo SQ W.W.ll July 9, 1944 - June 22, 1957 Sept. 25, 1889 - Sept. 6, 1917 Mar. 7, 1935 - Mar. 17, 1935 1914 - 1983 (Richardson Fu. Home) July 22, 1907 - Mar. 18, 1970 June 15, 1878 - May 6, 1960 Sept. 11, 1872 - Aug. 14, 1939 Apr. 12, 1904 - Apr. 9, 1922. Dec. 31, 1865 - June 11, 1942 Sept. 5, 1867 - 1928 Apr. 9, 1828 - May 19 1922 1799 - Ma v 19, 1882, Age 83 yrs. Apr. 29, 1793 - Dec. 27, 1853 Died July 16, 1844 Died Dec. 13, 1841 1829 - Dec. 24, 1863 Aug. 16, 1841 - July 11, 191l 4th Va. Regt. Co. E 186l-lB65 Nov. 6, 1835 - Apr. 18, 1927 Aug. 9, 1809 - Aug. 14, 1893 May 13, 1812 - June 12, 1882 Apr. 6, 1834 - May 17, 1887 Age 74 yrs. 1858 - 1926 1859 - 1940 1875 - 1930 1889 - 1979 Mar. 18, 1887 - Jan. 18, 1968 Feb. 10, 1921 - Sept. 20, 1987 June 30, 1918 - July 4, 1952 Feb. 15, 1910 - Dec. 16 1967 June 8, 1818 - Sept. 2, 888 Feb. 9, 1912 - Aug. 4 1912 Oct. 30, 1877 _July 19 May 22, 1890 _Feb ; 6 14 1912 l 4 • - June 26 Apr. 3, 1937 Apr. 20 1911 I - ' 1945 CSA 1a61--1 9~:pr. 16, 1923 Apr. 22 1817 Jon. 23,,IBjr, :~ny 6, 1914 July 20 at. 28, 1916 1877 Mar. 187 1. ~Seb. 16, 1963 d Inn, 31 18~7 upt_· ')4'.J,c! 1949 Fob 2tl ( • O~t . 30, 1933 I - • J 11 '. ' 18 ~ 9 · J llnc 12, 1945 ~ • JO, l869 - May 7, 1928 pr. G, l 875 - June 19, 1955 June 1'1, 1895 - Nov. 13, 1959 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ) �23 Jennelle Cemetery EaJ"ly, Dusty W. + Jennelle, Robert H. + Jennelle, Jennelle, " , Jennclle, ==::.:.: ::: = :=:.::.: Edith Louise Roy J. lo\va A. Allen 1969 - -:.970 Dec. 5, 1924 - May 23, 1972 Va. Pvt. US Marine Corps, W.W.Il May 25, 1919 - Feb. 2, 1950 1894 - 1946 1896 -1962 1916 - 1975 Pvt. US ,:._rmy = == === ==:.::=::: ==== :::.:==== === == :::::.:::: :::.::::: === == :-.:.:::.::::=:.::: :::::: ::.:.:= ======= == == =:.:.:::: ::::.: HERALD OF THE VALLEY, 25 Dec , 1820 MARRIED last even ing, by the Rev Mr Wo , Mr Edward E Cooke, to Mi ss Ann Norris, daughter of Mr Thaddeus Norris~f Warrenton, Va . On the 23rd ult . at York Haven, Pa . by Balt zer Stoner, Esq , Mr Perry Booper, to Miss B. Caldwell, all of that place. ---------- On Thursday t he 23rd ult. by the Rev William Shanks, Mr Daniel Shoe, to Miss Matilda, daughter of ~r Thomas Anderson , all of the County . - --- -------On Thursday the 3rd instant , by the Rev John Bell, Mr John Bapti st Comparet, to the amible ~iss Harriett Jinne ll , both of Christiansburg . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTICE As I intend to leave this place , on , or before, the first day of January next, I request all those having business wi t h me, of any nature, to call at this office . FRED: W. PLEASANTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Wm. A. M'Dowell TE~TDERS his services to the Citizens of Fincastle, and its vicinity , in the various branches of his profession . He may be consulted at the house recently occupied by Mr J Nece, as a Tavern . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTICE Strayed away from the Subscriber , living in Botetourt County, and on Glade Creek, on the 1 s day of April , WHITE A~D BLACK COW, more black than otherwise , with crop of the right ear , and slit in the same, and under keal out of the left, als o in June last, three MILC H COwS and one HEIFFER--the Milch cows were all of the same mark in the ear, as beforementioned, one of them was a brindle cow, with a white face, and the other a white and red cow , also, one small brindle cow , wi th a white spot i n her forehead . The Heiffer is supposed to be two years old, is black, wit h a white figure resembling a heart in her forehead . R. SNODGRASS, December 25, 1 820 a ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~OTICE I FORWARN all persons from taken an assi g nment on a note, dated November 1820, as balance of a fee given to Bowyer Miller , to appear at a call court , to defend my negro Abrabam--- - But so it was I was compelled to emplo y other Counsel, and said Miller did not attend to the call court, so I will not pay the above note unless I am compelled by law . Given under my handJ this 10th day of December 1820. PETER SALLING Dec . 25 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ONE CENT REWARD Runaway on Saturday night the 9th inst. an apprentice to the Tanning Business named JAMES H'CONEL, About twenty years of age, __ freckled and speckled in the face, sandy hair, a very sulky countenance , is fond of scratching on the fiddle, and playing cards. I forwarn all persons fro m harb~ring said appren tice , as I am determined to put the law in force. Whoever brings the sa i d apprent i ce back, shall receive the above reward , but neither thanks nor charges. WM . REID Dec. 25 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �24 QUERIES 98-1: Seek info on & par/o Thomas ALIFF/AYLIFF of Bedford & lat.er Franklin Co VA. Thomas b bet 1771-178 0 & d bet 1842-1850 in Franklin Co. His son Thomas Jr b 1804 & m a Nancy. What is Nancy's maiden name? Children of Thomas Jr . incl : Elizabeth, Minerva, Thomas, Margaret, Sarah, Mary, & Nancy. Any info appreciated. Mary Lucado, 2245 Fairview St. Christiansburo, VA 24073 e-mail:<gen.research@vt.edu> 98-2: Seek info & par/a Jesse WOOD (S ), b 1780-1800 in Nelson Co. Hem Nancy Puckett in 1819 . His son James L . WOOD ( S ) , lat.er m Minerva ALIFF in Floyd Co in 1854. Jesse d in Nelson Co in 1842 . Marv Lucado, see 98-1 98-3: Seek info & par/a George CLARE/CLAIR/CLEAR of Botetourt Co. George m as his second wife Susannah KESSLER. I am intere sted in his first wife's name by whom he had several ch. Also is George of English/Irish descent or German? George d bet 1787-17 90 . Mary Lucado, see 98-1 98-4 : Seek info on wife & ch of Jacob PATE, s/o Jeremiah PATE & Christina HARMON, b Oct 1755 . Lived Sinking Creek area, Mo ntgomery Co 1790's. Ethel M. Willenberg, 4841 Del Monte Rd., La canada, CA 91011 Tel: 818-790-6096 98 - 5: Seek info on William S. FARISS, m Mary BOWLES, Bat e tourt Co, 22 Jan 1765 . William d 1859, named daus: Julia, Marie & Meg ; son: John FARISS. Nancv Dickman, 542 Dawn Ct. Ripon, CA 95366 98-6 : Info welcome on George W. SHEAFF, b PA, m Malina ? . Their son John P. SHEAFF, b 1858 in VA, m Rachel BARBERRY, 1884 in Washington Co VA. Their son, James C. SHEAFF, b 18 8 3 in VA, m Emma PARKS in 1904, having dau Mable SHEAFF BONHAM. Then James C . & Emma divorced. These SHEAFF' s are not buried in Washington Co VA . Sue Timmons Dible, 502 Union St., Box 155 , Ris ingsun, OH 43457-0155 98 - 7: John COMER, taylor, was listed among the "white servants" ( indentured?) i n the inventory of the estate of Robert "King" CARTER, Lancaster Co VA 1730. (The VA Dynasties by Clifford Dowdy 1969 ) . could this be the g-father of John COMER b l753 Caroline Co VA? He d Grayson Co bef 1835, m Catherine DOVE. Ch : John P, Phame, Amy, Jonathan, Stephen, Samuel & Thomas. Carl Boyd, P. 0. Box 795, McBride, BC VOJ 2EO Canada 98 - 8: $100 reward for 1818 & Margaret WIATT, son named James, first 34l7 Kellv Way, Boise, doc proof of par/a Joseph GRAY b. 31 Mar b 12 Jul 1822, m Franklin Co 1839. First dau named Mary Margaret. _C_l~a_u-'-'-'-d~e--~H~a~n----=s~o~n~, Idaho 83704 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �25 Want to find par/o James W. EVANS, b 1829 VA, poss Botetourt Co VA or Montgomery Co VA. His w was Mallisa Jane JOHNSON, b 1842, Hawkins Co TN . Their ch : Thomas C., Sara A. M., Orlean K., Edward J ., Delpha A . , Hiram F., Samuel J., all b in Hawki ns Co TN. Dorothy Evans Griffis, 4341 Terrace Dr., Cincinnat i, OH 45245 98 - 9: 98-10: Also want to find par/o Thomas Jefferson LAMBERT, b VA 1830 wife Mary Ann EMMERT, b TN 1 845, both bur i n Bristol TN. Ch: John W. 1 Sarah E ., Thomas, Ellen , Hugh, Ada, Hiram, Harm, Halie, all b in Hawkins Co TN. Dorothv Evans Griffis, see 98 - 9 98-11: Rebecca Jane FIELDS (?), b 12 Jun 1860, Smyth Co VA to? Shem William HANSAEW in Bland Co VA 22 Dec 1880. On her marr lie she listed Solomon & Malinda as par. Rumor was Rebecca was adopted. William & Rebecca moved to Tilden, Antelope, NE in 188 O's. Ch: 01 lie & Edward. Does anyone have info on Rebecca Jane's adoption? Barbara Hanshew Schulz, P. 0 . Box 47, Gladstone, IL 61437-0047 98-12 : Would like to corres with anyone having info on Margaret Ann HANSHEW b 21 Jun 1860 in Smyth Co VA, d/o Samuel & Nancy Catherine (WILSON ) HANSHEW . Margaret m Joseph A. COOPER 10 Jun 1876 in Bristol, Sullivan Co, TN. Fami l y on 1880 Census Black Lick Township, Wythe Co VA w/dau Laura F. Margaret died l l Jun 1896. Where is Margaret bur? What happened to her family? Where did Joseph & Laura go? Any help appreciated . BaYbara Hanshew Shulz, see 98-11 98-13 : Need par/sib ofJames WHITE, b Eng, came to Charlotcesville VA 1796 from Derbyshire Eng. Did he remain in VA or move on west? Who did he marry? Who were his descendents? Would love to corres w/any living descendents still in the Charloctesville area . M. Jane White Price, P. 0 . Box 106 , Webb City, MO 64870-0106 98-14: Also searching for Joseph WHITE b abc 1720. A son John S. WHITE b VA 1751. He m Martha PHILLIPS of VA, & a dau Mary 11 Polly" WHITE was b 1791 . Need names of par/sib of Joseph WHITE & wife. M. Jane White Price, see 98 -1 3 98-15: Seeking name for wife of Abner BOOTHE, b 25 Feb 1781, d 1836 Floyd Co VA. Abner fr Dutchess Co NY, rn around 1800, poss in NY. Abner in 1810 Census Montgomery Co VA, wife & 5 ch; 1820, wife & 1 0 ch; 1830 no wife li sted. Wife b abt l783 d bef 1836 in Montgomery or F l oyd Co . David Boothe, 353 Bush St., Salinas, 93907 e - mai l : <dmb@redshift.com> CA Seeking par, death date, & other info on George W. BARNETTE , b Jul 1867, m 5 Sep 1895 to Mary C. WARF, b Apr 1877. Al l in Scott Co VA. Marriage record shows George's mother as Peggy BARNETTE, Mary ' s par as Berry & Oma (ROLLER ) WARF. Any help on BARNETTE's of Scott Co VA appreciated. Lois Richards, P. 0 . Box 723, Gil l ette, WY 82717 98-16 : VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �26 98-17: Seeking par/o Nancy SHARP, b 1791 in VA, rn Jun 1816 in Clinton Co OH to Thomas WEST b l 786, s/o George & Betty ( TEMPLETON ) WEST, Pittsylvania Co VA. Thomas & Nancy WEST' s ch: William H. m Cynthia CLARK, George M. m Rebecca ACHOR, Lucinda, El i zabeth , Martha m MCKIBBEN, Julotty m MOON. Help appreciated. Lois Richards, see 98-16 98-18: Seek desc of Rev. War Vet. Jacob CITTY/ZETTY/SETTY & w ife Elizabeth 11 Betsy" RUNION/RUNYON/RUNYAN . Jacob b 28 Jun l 760, Donegal Township, Lancaster Co PA & died 6 May 1836 in Bedford co VA. Elizabeth b ca 1761 in Rockingham Co VA & d 31 Dec 1844 in Bedford Co. Ch: Catherine m John B. WOOD; Nancy m Wil 1 iams W. STEVENS; Abraham m ? ; Elizabeth m James Harvey MITCHELL; John rn Mary Jane WITT; Jacob Jr. m Parkey DEARREN & Jane BARNES; Martha rn Thomas OWEN i Polly m Blagdon WOOD i Sarah m Rob ert BURKE i Christopher m Rachel C. MILLER; Samuel m Sop hia ? ; Patsy rn ? Norman L. Runyon, 207 Saint Joseph St., Sturois , MI 490 91-144 1 email :<runyon@voyager.net> === === ======= ========= ====================== ====== = ===~=== ==~==== PRILLAMAN FAMILY Submitted by: 11 SCOOP 11 Calvin Weddle, 4404 Pennsylvania Ave ., NE, VA 24019 Roanoke, For years Prillaman family researchers have been searching for the ma iden name of Jacob Prillaman, Sr.'s wif e Walpurga. In a book Pennsylvania Births, Philadelphia County 1644-1 76 5 , copyrighted 1994 , by John T. Humphrey, page 217, is a birth for Anna Walburga HEIM, 24 Dec 1755, parents David and Maria Margaretha, records of St. Mi c hael' s Lutheran Church in Germantown. The Prillamans settled in Franklin Co VA. This Anna Walburga Heim might be Jacob Prillaman's wife, Walpurga. P. S. You may want to check the Prillaman b ook in the Virgina Room (Roanoke Publ ic Library) to see if the dat es fit. The Virginia Room also has the book on Philadelphia Cou nty births. Ed. Note: The editor would like to hear from other Prillaman reseache rs regarding the above. Do you agre e o r disag ree with Mr. Weddle? Send your response to: VAN Edito.c, c/o Southwestern Virginia Genealog ical Society, Inc., P . o. Box 1248 5, Roanoke, VA 24026 -24 85 . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �27 ROARING RUN CEMETERY Now called Mt. Olive t B ote t oi.. r t Co . Ve . G o no rth o n o ld Rt. 11, co ntinue o n Rt. 622/Fro ntagc Rd . past "End o f Rond" sign for approx. 0.5 mile. The ce me tery is o n a little hill or1 the left side of road and is well kept up. 1 2 3 4 5 Flaherty, " Flaherty, Flaherty, " Wilbur F. Odessa, his wife Lula E., w/o J. H. Rev. A. Q. 6 Fla herty, Lucy S., w/o A. Q. Edward 7 Flnherty, Flaherty, Vines, Reynolds, Pitzer, Fannie 0., w/o Edward Emma F. Blanche Flaherty L. L. Bettie V., w/o D. L. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Aug. 20, 1852-Dec. 11, 1918 Apr. 1, 1855 - Jan. 30, 1923 Sept. 12, 1866 - Apr. 14, 1901 Mar. 2, 1827 - Mar. 20, 1912 Born from above Sept. 3, 184l' Aug. 7, 1828 - Dec. 14, 1894 Mar. 6. 1825 - Feb. 7, 1898, Aged 72y. l1m. ld. O ct. 28, 1830 - Mar. 19, 1910 1855 - 1878 Aug. 1, 1875 - Aug. 14, 1895 Died J a n. 31, 1892, Aged 73 yrs . M ay 18, - Nov. 12, 1889 (m a rke r damaged) Aged 22 yrs. Bo rn 186 1 Bo rn 1865 Die d M a r. 22, 1861, Aged 67y. 6m . 7d. Died 1863 1793 - 186 1 O ct. 14. 18 12 - Mar. 12, 1879 (Marri ed Nov. 19, 1826) Lucy E. Lucy Adam H. 15 Dobson,' Elizabeth 16 Dohson, William C. 17 " Elizabeth Organ, w/o Wm. C . 18 Bishop,' Martha Ann Dobson, w/o Rev. James Shields Bishop Daughter and Only Child Bishop, J9 Rev. James Shields June 28. 1798 - June 2, 1856 husb. of Martha Ann D o bson, Buried Wes ley Ch:l pe l Cem. near Eagle Rock and s/o James Bishop and Martha Ann Shie lds 20 Houser. Geo rge B. Nov. 18. 1846 - Nov. 9. 1906 21 " Mattie V., w/o G. B. O ct. l 0, 1852 - Se pt. 6, 1890 22 Poague, John Robe rt Eugene O ct. 14. 1912 - D e c. 8, 1913 23 Poague, John Sandy 1867 - 1930 24 Lillie H ouser 1872 - 1956 25 Pon~ue, Lillian V. D ec. 29. 1902 - F e b. 3, 1989 26 t Skidmore, Mattye Sizer Apr. 1. 190 1 - O ct. 3 1, 1985 Cpl. US Army W .W. II Grave ma rked with rock 27 Etep, Bettie J., w/o John & 28 Se pt. 24, 1842 - A ug. 15. 1870 daughter of B. H. & N. J. Jinke ns Brnden. Inf. s/o J. W. & M. J. 29 b. & d . De c. 17. 1880 Chris tian, Little Myerly, d/o E. L. & N. A . 30 May 25, 1901 - D ec. 11 , 1901 31 Bishop, Wm. D. (Father) Jan. H~ . IR35 - Aug. 28. 1901 Staples, Flaherty, ti ti VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOT ES �Bishop, Virginia M., w/o Wm. D. Oct. 26, 1836 - Dec. 21, 1898 Bishop, J. Warren Aug. 17, 1866 - May 16. 1883 1895 - 1975, Pvt. US Army W.W.I. 34 t Clinebell, Marion B. Oct. 9, 1898 - May 9, 1917 35 Sloan, Charlie M., s/o S. W. & Viola Clinebell, Viola, w/o M . B. Sept. 13, 1878 - Nov. 2, 1946 36 37 Sloan, S.W. Dec. 9, 1855 - June 7. 1923 Sloan, Mary Jane, w/o S. W. 38 Aug. 5, 1862 - Mar. 27, 1894 Aldridge, Noah A. 39 Oct. 21, 1883 - May 7, 1925 40 Aldridge, Mary E. Mar. 24, 1923 - July 26, 1923 41 Sloan, Lillian Beatrice Jan. 19, 1929 - D ec. 2, 1935 42 Sloan, Warren Tilton, Sr. Aug. 4, 1903 - Sept. 5, 1969 43 " , Enid Louise May 30, 1911 - Jan. 24, 1972 44 Indication of grave 45 Old marker, no inscription 46 '"!" , Elsie V. (All that is left on broken marker) 47 "?" , Mamie Lee (All that is left on broken marker) 48 Grave marked by slab 49 Grave marked by slab 50 Footstone, initials "E.S.W." 51 Walker, Margaret B. Nov. 8, 1915 - Jan. 14, 1916 52 Sizer, Mabel C. 1903 - 1912 53 Sizer, C . Bernard 1909 - 1920 54 Sizer, J. Walter 1868 - 1926 55 Sizer, Eva H. 1876 - 1940 56 Coffman, Inf. s/o 0. C. & B. A. b. & d. Oct. 21, 1906 57 Crawford, Rosa D., d/o J. J. & S. E. July 8, 1880 - marker broken o ff 58 Hunter, Rella Feb. 11, 1874 - July 4, 1947 59 Hunter, Thomas A. Nov. 4, 1828 - Nov. 19, 1910 60 " , Mary E., his wife Feb. 14, 1848 - Mar. 1, 1930 61 Hunter, Lydia Graham 1876 - 1919 62 Reid, John Field Dec. 13, 1908 - Dec. 3, 1981 63 Reid, William F. Apr. 17, 1933 - Apr. 30, 1939 64 Reid, Edith S. no dates 65 Rycroft, Ira Julian 1917 - 1984 66 " , Annie Eubank 1915 - 1983 67 Webb, Joseph H. Sept. 22, 1949 - June 7, 1992 68 Reid, Frank July 20, 1918 69 King, Matthew Laurence Mar. 26, 1896 - Mar. 7, 1980 70 King, Mandy Lee Sprouse Apr. 28, 1906 - Apr. 23, 1929 71 Painter, Mathew H. 1892 - 1967 72 " , Mamie 0. 1893 - 1935 73 Reid, J. Thomas 1912 - 1981 (Married) 74 " , Bryant S. 1918 (Sept. 13, 1938) 75 Reid , James Thomas Mar.8, 1940-Sept. 17, 1967 76 Reid, James Emmett June 3, 1873 - Oct. 25, 1957 77 Reid, Roberta Henderson Feb. 3, 1877 - Dec. 10, 1958 78 Reid, Edward T. Dec. 25, 1905 - Mar. 14, 199 I 32 33 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �29 79 80 81 82 Pain ter, William L Shafer, Ma rion Painter Paul, Joshua Danie l Euhank. Edit h M ay 83 84 85 86 87 t Frye, Thom as H. Grave, marked with slab Taylor, J ames Lewis " , Mary Margaret Taylor, Carlyle M. Feb. 28, 1928 - July 9, 1990 1920- 1993 Sept. 23, 1979 - Feb. 4, 1994, Age 14 yrs. Sept. 13, 1949 - Sept. 1949? (carved on wood) Aug. 9, 1868 - Mar. 5, 1949 1868 - 1946 1872 - 1950 June 30, 1901 - Dec. 20, 1969 Pvt. Medical D ept. W. W. I. 88 C lem m er , Phi lip Wayne June 16, 1963- Dec. 19, 1982 89 Powell, W a lter Clarence Mar. 14, 1969 - Mar. 17, 1971 90 Hostetter, William E. Feb. 5, 1912 - Nov. 27, 1973 91 " , Mary F. Dec. 25, 1919 Feb. 7; 1932 - Feb. 1, 1989 (Married) 92 Powell , Bra nson E. June 14, 1931 (Dec. 26, 1950) 93 " , Jean L. 94 Webster, Elizabeth, w/o J o hn W. Jan. 20, 18 18 - Mar. 25, 1890 (Mothe r) 95 Webs ter, Annie E. 1860 - 1956 96 Powell, George W. (Father) May 27, 1921 - Feb. 22, 1951 97 " , R osle e H . (Mo the r) Jan. 20, 1925 98 Powell , Ruth Ripley 1899 - 1974 99 Powell , Walte r J. 1887 - 1962 100 t Holdren, Hillary Jack J an. 30, 1930 - Mar. 2, 1986 Sgt. U.S. Army, Korea (Married) 101 " , Mattie P. June 2. 1926 (Apr. 25, 1959) 102 t Powell, W alter James Feb. 15, 1928-Dec. 10, 1986 Y 3 U.S. Navy, W. W . II l 03 t McKinney, Luther Thomas D ied Feb. I 0, 1896 Co. E. 2 Va. Reserves ( no m a rked, but will get a m ilitary to mbsto ne ) 104 McKinney, Daniel W. Dates unknown Recorded April 19. 1995 by Charles Aye rs and Ruth G. H ale (It was a very ho t & windy day - 91°) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE S �30 Index to Roaring Run Cemeterv Aldridge, .. Bis hop, .. " .. " Braden, Christian , Clemmer, Clinebel, Coffman, Crawford, Dobson, " .. Etep, Eubank. F laherty, " " If " " " " " " Frye, Holdren, " Hostetter, " Houser, " Hunter, " " " King, ", McKinney, " Painter, " Paul, Mary E. Noah A . James Shields J. Warren Martha Ann Virginia M . William D . lnfant Little Myerly Philip Wayne Marion B. Viola Infant Rosa D. Elizabeth Elizabe th Organ · William C. Bettie J . Edith May Adam H. A(dam) Q. E dward E mma F. Fa nnie 0. Lucy Lucy S. I.u la E. Odessa Wilbur F. Thomas H. Hillary Jack Mattie P. Mary F. William E. George B. Mattie V. Lydia G rah am Mary E. Rella Thomas A. Mandy Lee Matthew L. Daniel W. Luther T. Mam ie 0 . Mat11ew H. William L Joshua Daniel 40 39 19 33 18 32 31 29 30 88 34 36 56 Pitzer, Poague, " " " Powell, " " " " " " " 57 Reid, 15 " 17 " " 16 28 82 14 4 .. 6 8 " " " " 7 13 5 Reynolds, Rycroft, 3 2 l 83 Shafer, Skipmore, Sizer, 100 101 91 90 20 21 61 60 58 59 70 69 104 103 72 71 79 " " II Sloan, II " " " Staples, Taylor, " " Vines, Walker, Webb, Webster, " 81 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Bettie V. Joh n Robert E. John Sandy Lillian V. Lillie House r Branson E. George W . Jean L. Roslee H . Ruth Ripley Walter Clarence Walte r J . Walter Ja mes l3ryant S. Edith s. Edward T . Fra nk Ja mes Emmett James Thomas J ohn Fie ld J. Thomas Robe rta Henderson William F. L. L An nie Eubank Ira Julian Marion Painter Matt:;•c Sizer C. Bernard Eva H . J. Walter Mabel C. Cha rlie M . Enid Louise Lillian Beatrice Mary Jane s. w. Warren Tilton Lucy E. Ca rlyle M. James Lewis Mary Margaret Blanche Flaherty Ma rgaret B. Joseph H . Annie E. E lizabe th 11 22 23 25 24 92 96 93 97 98 89 99 102 74 64 78 68 76 75 62 73 77 63 10 66 65 79 26 53 55 54 52 35 .i3 41 38 37 42 12 87 85 86 9 51 67 95 94 �31. Last Will and Testament of Caspar Reed Berks Co. , Pennsylvania proved 5 October 1789 In the name of God Amen. The fourteenth day of January in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and Eighty eight. I Caspar Read of the Township of Tulpehoccon in the County of Berks in the State of Pennsylvania Yeoman, being weak of body but of sound mind and memory, Thanks be to God for the same. And calling to mind the mortality of my body knowing that it is appointed for all Men to Die, do this fourteenth day of January aforesaid make ordain and publish this my Last Will and Testament, in manner following . That is to say ... lmprimis And first of all I recommend my soul into the Mighty Hand of God that gave it, and my body to the Earth to be buried in it. Christian like manner at the discretion of my executors herein after named and appointed. Item I do order all my just debts and funeral charges to be honestly paid and adjusted. Item I give and bequeath unto my six beloved children or to their proper representatives and to their heirs and assigns forever all my estate wherein it hath pleased God to bless me with in this world to be equally divided amongst them share and share alike. That is to say, To my Eldest Son John George Read one sixth equal share, To my Son Michael Read one sixth equal share, To my Daughter Elizabeth Catharine intermarried with John George Gall, one sixth equal share, To my Son Philip Read one sixth equal share, To my Son Frederick Read one sixth equal share, and To my Daughter Mary Margaret intermarried with George Gebhard one sixth equal share, which will be six equal parts and shares. T o hold the same to them or their proper representatives and to their heirs and assigns forever. Allowing unto my Son John George Read the sum often pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania over and above his equal share with the others the same to be for his first birth right. Item I give and bequeath unto my Son John Caspar Read and to heirs and assigns fo rever the full sum of one hundred pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania which I have already paid him which is and shall be in full satisfaction for his hereditary share and portion out of my estate and estates. Item I give and bequeath unto my son in law Adam Emrich and to his heirs and assigns forever, the full sum of two hundred pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania which shall be in full satisfaction for the hereditary shares and portions of my daughters Mary Barbara and Christena out of my estate and estates. And whereas I have already paid the said Adam Emrich the sum of one hundred pounds in part of my two daughters shares and hereditary portion to whom the said Adam Emrich was intermarried. So that he hath yet to receive the sum of one hundred pounds which he the said Adam Emrich shall receive of VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �32 my Son Frederick Read of the State of Virginia and fetch the same at his own expense and charges and that in four years after my decease and no sooner. And whereas my daughter E lizabeth Catherine hath issue four children with her first husband Hermanus B addorff deceased, to with Michael, David, Philip, and Casper, all sons of the said Herma nus Baddorff aforesaid. It is therefore my will and I do hereby order that the one equal half sixth part of my daughter Elizabeth Catharine hereditary portion be equally divid ed amongst the said Michael, David, Philip, and Casper share and share alike and t he other half part to be for the use of my daughter Elizabeth Catharine. It is further my wi ll that my executors deduct out of my son Philip's share the sum of twelve pounds which sum I have advanced to him towards paying his saw mill. And in order that my execut ors may be the better inabled to make my children's shares aforesaid proper they are to have due regard and reference to certain papers and receipts given by my children for money advanced unto them by me. And Lastly I do hereby ordain nominate and appo int my trusty and beloved sons John George Read and Michael Read (the said Michael Read to have the same commissions as my Son John George Read and no more) my whole and sole executors of this my Last Will and Testament and to see this my Last Will and Testament justly and honestly fullfilled according to the true intent and meaning thereof and I do hereby revoke disallow and make void all other wills or legacies whatsoever by me heretofore made whether in words or writing allowing this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament. Casper Read, signed by a mark Signed sealed published and pronounced by the said Casper Read as his last wi ll and Testament in the presence of Us .... 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Following their review all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library, on South Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virgin ia. • •• I �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. == ==== =============== == ============= = = = =================== ==~= === Vol. 2l - No. 4 - November 1 9 97 CONTENTS President's Message Quarterly Exchange News Henry Harrison Earles of Floyd County, VA DeMoss/Thompson/Loy Bible Letter to Ruth G . Hale Polly & Al Paupers vs Patton New in the Virginia Room ... Book Review Revol u tionary War Patriot s Bits and Pieces Report on the Reception Honoring Ch ar les Thomas Burton Qu eries New SVGS Members Index to VAN, Vol 21, 1 99 7 1 06 1 06 , l 07 110 111 112 1 13 115 116 119 122 120 122 1 23 l25 ======= = ===== = ====~======= ====== =~======= =========== === ========== REMINDER: The Soc i e ty meets o n t he third Saturday month from S e pt e mber through Ma y. Keep the follow i ng dates attend the meetings where y o u can learn a bout geneal ogy, know others who are doing genealo gical rese arch, and learn can make a contribution to the genealogical commun i t y . o'E each open to get to how you November meeting Saturday, November 15 Pr ogram TBA December meeting Saturday, December 2 0 Annual Christmas Get - together All meetings are held in t he Ma i n Library , Jefferson S t . , Roanoke. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �106 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCI2TY, INC. October 1997 Dear Friends, WBRA-TV finished broadcasting c.he second run of the Ancestors serie s in September . The accounting of funds received and mailing of brochures was done by Karen Kappesser. Thank you, Karen! After paying pos t a ge, we were pleased to donate the balance ($70 . 00) to the PBS station and have received a very nice acknowledgement . Preparation of the Burton Collection for the Virginia Room is near cornplecion. The Roanoke City Public Library and this Society will hold a Reception in honor of Mr . Charles T. Burton on October 18, 1997 . The committee busy planning the occasion will report on it in the next VAN . We also hope to include a report of our goals and have proj ects for 1998 underway by then. Meanwhile, we will be pleased to hear from you. Sincerely you::!:"s, Gene Swarc.zell, President. ==== === == ========================================= ======== ===== == Edie.or's Note : The reception for Mr. Bure.on was indeed held on Occ.ober l8, 1997 in the auditorium of the Main Library in Roanoke. If you were unable to attend this event, you missed a very touching tribute to a man who has done immeasurable good work in the field of genealogy. See page 120 for a report on the reception . ====== ==== ========== = = ======= ;= =========== ========= == ========;: ~= QUARTERLY EXCHANGE NEWS The Yell County (AR] Historical Society i s a new Quarterly Exchange member for our society. the name of their publication is YELL COUNTY HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION BULLETIN. It is publi shed three times per year. Queries are free to everyone . the Editor is Gloria Craig and she has sent us what availabl e back issues thac they had. The sociecy started their publication in 1981. The current year and back issues have been placed in the Virginia Room, Roa noke Ci~y Public Library. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l07 Henry Harrison Earles of Floyd County, Virginia Submitted by PauJa S. Earls 726 West Idaho. apt. #5 Carterville. IL 629 18-1372 August 20. 1996 Henry Harrison EARLES was born in the 1840s in Floyd County, Virginia and died in 1928. His mother's name was Francis "Fanny" EARLES . He is described as being 5'5" with light hair, fair complexion, and grey eyes. ln January 1864, Henry enlisted in Company A, 24th Regiment of the Virginia Infantry. In the spring of that year he was assigned guard duty in Tarboro, North Carolina, then he returned to Virginia. On a damp, rainy May day, after three days without food , he was shot with a muzzle loading rifle during the Battle of Drewry's Bluff (near Richmond). The bullet entered through his stomach and exited near the spinal co lumn. It was thought he wouldn't survive, but after several weeks in field hospitals, he pulled through. Those that knew him say the wound didn't seem to bother him too much. H e survived the ordeal with dignity and was proud to have served. On February 6. 1865 Henry was medically discharged from service. In later years, he was granted a milirary pension from the state of Virginia and in 1908 he was a warded the Confederate Cross of Honor by the Daughters of the Confederacy. ln January 1875, Henry married Susannah Mary LESTER (1850 - 1885), daughter of Fleming W . and Permelia O'BRIEN LESTER. Henry and Susan had eight children. Su san died at the birth of their last child. In September 189 1, six years after Susannah's death, Henry manied Rosetta Mildred COLE (1863 -1 956), daughter of Bird, Sr. and Sarah IDDINGS COLE. They were introduced by Capt. Peter SHEL TON. Both SHELTON and Bird COLE, Sr. served in the C ivil War, but dates and regiment s are unlrnown. Henry and Rosetta had five children. Henry Harrison E ARLES was active in the Fl oyd County community having served 30 years as Registar and 30 years as an Alum Ridge school trustee. He was also a successfol bri ck mason having made the brick for the Old Floyd County Courthouse (now torn down) and building several structures which are still in use . He also was a farmer and raised corn, wheat, and oats, as well as, cattle and sheep Henry Harrison died July 8, l 928 in Alum Ridge in Floyd County His wife, Rosetta, and three children, India, Lace, and Ada, were with him in his final moments. Henn• - and both of his wives are buried in Beaver Creek Cemetery, Floyd County, Virginia. Children of Henry Harrison EARLES and w/ I Susannah Mary LESTER: 1. Gordon Albert EARLES, born 27 Sept 1875 in Floyd Co., VA, died 8 Sept 19 56 Also a brick mason A . Sam EARLES VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �108 B . Alfred EARLES 1. D onald EARLES 2 . Dennie EARLES 3. Dorothy EARLES, born abt 1923 , died 1975. C. Ada EARLES 2. Anne Adelaine EARLES, born 16 Sept 1876 in Floyd Co., VA, died 12 Oct 19 51 3. William Ernest EARLES, born 11 Oct 1877 in Floyd Co., VA, died 28 Jan 192 5 4 . Charles Emmett EARLES, born 23 Dec 1877 in Floyd Co., VA, died 24 Apr 1962 in Poplar Bluff, Butler, MO. Married l/Matilda HURT (1881-1913), daughter of John and Bethany REED HURT on 2 Dec 1901 in Floyd Co. Married 2/ Alice WILLIAMS abt 1914, no issue. Charles and Alice are buried in Mountain V iew Cemetery, Mountain View, Howell, MO. Issue from first marriage, 4 child ren: A. Cloyd EARLS, died at age 21 in Illinois. B . Edgar EARLS, born abt 1904 in Floyd Co., VA, married Fern HOOD. Lived M.issouri. C. James Winston EARLS, born l 7 Feb 1907 in Floyd Co .. VA, died 2 I Jan J968 Chula Vista, San Diego, CA. Married E dna Ester MJCH AEL ( 1912-1976 ), daughter of Charles Eugene and Louisa Rebecca STNCLAfR i'vl1CHAEL. James and Edna are both buried in St. John's Cemetery, Granite City, Madison, IL. Issue, 8 children. 1. Donald Eugene EARLS, born iru\1ontier, Shannon, NCO . lVIarried Betty VERHAGE. Issue, 4 children. 2 James Emmett EARLS, born 13 Nov 1933 , Montier, Shannon, 1\110, died 1935 . 3 Eva Larene EARLS, born in Mountain V iew, MO . Married R oy C TIPTON. [ssue, 5 children. 4 Charles Edward EARLS, born in Lawrence, KS . Marri ed Daisy Lorene RIPPY . Issue, 3 children. 5. Billy Dean EARLS, born in Lawrence, KS , died 1986 Buried Jeffe rson Barracks N ational Cemetery, St. Lo uis, MO. Married Jeanne TURi'\fER . Issue, I child . 6 Connie Jo EARLS, born in Lawrence, KS . Issue, l c hild. 7 Donna Sue EARLES, born in Lawrence, KS . Married Richard BELLOVICH. Issue, 2 children. 8. Michael Lee EARLS, born in Lawrence, KS . Married Cindy Lou MANWTLLER. Issue, 2 children. D Maleena EARLS, born abt 1911, died before 1920 in Illinois. S George C EARLES, born 1880 in Floyd Co., VA, died 1882. 6 Permelia May EARLES, born 10 May 1881 in Floyd Co , VA, died I 96 1. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �109 7 . Edgar Elmer EARLES, born 6 Mar 1883 in Floyd Co. , VA, died 9 Apr 1946. 8 . Carrie Susan EARLES, born Dec 1884 in Floyd Co. , VA, died as infant. Children of Henry Harrison EARLES and w/2 Rosetta Mildred COLE: 9 . Laura Ellen EARLES, born 11Jul1892 in Floyd Co., VA Married Bruce WEBB. Resided in Plaster Cove, VA. A. Charles WEBB, killed during World War IT. B. William WEBB C. Edith WEBB D . Dixie WEBB E. Mildred WEBB F. Glenna WEBB 10. Lace Ellis EARLES, born 27 Jul 1894 in Floyd Co., VA, died 2 Dec 1966. Married Mary Elsie BARKER of Washington Co., VA, 18 July 1924. Lace was an ambulance driver during World War I. A. Henry EARLES B. Marie EARLES married Robert HYPES. Issue, 3 children. C. Lace EARLES, Jr. D . Morris Lee EARLES E . Patricia Ann EARLES married Willie MOSES. F. Billy Barker EARLE~ married Lynn. 1 I. Lyda Linton EARLES, born 24 Nov 1896 in Floyd Co., VA. Married Roll o BATES . A. Rollo BATES 12. Maurice Lee EARLES, born 20 Oct l 898 in Floyd Co., VA, died 24 Nov 1934. Killed in an auto accident. 13 India Christie EARLES, born 15 Oct 1901 in Floyd Co., VA, died 18 Oct 1990. Buried Beaver Creek Cemetery in Floyd Co., VA. Married Griff DICKERSO N A. Henry E. DICKERSON B . Myrtle DlCKERSON Sources: India Christie EARLES DICKERSON of Floyd VA. Marie EARLES HYPES of Christiansburg, VA. Marriage Licenses and Deat11 Certificates. Pension files of Henry Harrison EARLES from the Virginia State Archives. Military records of Henry Harrison EARLES from the National Archives. Floyd County Census reports for 1860. 1870. and 1880. Floyd County Tax List for 1890 VIRGINIA APPALACHI.~ NOTES �llO DeMOSS I THOJ\IIPSON I LOY Bible While there are no places of birth or death listed in this Bible maki ng the locati o n of these fami lies unknown through this source, thi s Bib le was purchased a t a used boo k sale in Roanoke City. If a relative of these indi viduals is interested in o btaining the 8 ib k they should contact Nelson Harris, 2813 Edgewood Street. Roanoke, VA 24015 o r cal I 5.+0344-9547 . The Bib le is relatively old but in good condition . Births David D . DeMoss, Jr. Flossie L. DeMoss David Franc is DeM oss Ollie Watts DeMoss "Baby" August 26, 1879 March 27 , 1893 September 3, 1907 September 18, 19 14 Novembe r 26, 19 19 (di ed the s ame day) Martha Ellen Albright Thompson John Frankli n Thompson December l 1, 1847 May 23, 1849 Fannie Jane Thompson William Alvis Loy (their children) Flossie Ann Loy Margie Allen Loy George Franklin Loy Sadie :Vl ay Loy Mary Katherine Loy D. \Villiam October 17, 1872 November 27 , 1877 March 27, 1893 May 9. 1895 July 29, 1897 July 16. 1900 December 1. 1902 July 9, l 906 Marriages David D . DeMoss and Flossie Ann Loy July 19. 19l3 J\.farrha El len Albright and Jo hn Franklin Tho mpson Nove mber 25. 187 1 Fannie Jane Thompson and Will iam Alv is Loy Nove mbe r 20, 1891 Deaths 0.0. DeMoss, Sr. Martha EJJen Albright Thompson November 2 , 1923 September 22, 1922 "Grandmother Thompson's mother was Cornelia Clend---?. father Michael Holt Albright" VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �lll LETTER TO RUTH G . FL~LE Dear Ruth: I found your three ceme t ery art i cles in the Augu st 1997 issue of Vi rginia App alachian Notes 11 very interest i ng . You are to be commended for your effort s t o d ocument the history of Crai g County . ' 1 The article on the Huffman Cemetery at Captain , Craig County did n ot include information o n two of the community's prominent ci t izens. Capt . Guy Dingus Huffman, commander of Company K, 46th Virginia Infan try Reg i ment , CSA , and his wife Sarah Jane Hutchison, daughter of Col. Robert Mason Hutchison and Mary Elizabeth Tawney wh o was the daughter of Daniel Tawney and Elizabeth Price . I don't know if the stones are sti l l there or not. They were near the center of the cemetery . A large part o f the old sassafras tree fell several years ago. Pos sibl y it damaged the stones . I copied the stones quite a few years ago. They read: SARAH JANE HUFFMAN BORN APRIL 1 6 , 1827 DIED SEPTEMBER 21, 1914 DAUGHTER OF COL. ROBERT M. HUTCHIS ON AND MARY E . TONEY CAPT. GUY D. HUFFMAN CO K 46 VA INF REGT CSA BORN NOVEMBER 27, 18 2 9 DIED JANUARY 19, 191 0 Over the years I have noticed quite a bit of conf u sio n concerni ng the names of the Huffman cemeteries (Huffman Cemetery at the ~erm an Huffman place and the Huffman Cemetery at t he o ld Wal te r Mills place) , the Hutchison Cemetery and the Hardwic k Ceme tery . The Huffman Cemetery at Captain is really the Capt . Guy Hu ffman Family Cemetery. Some think it is the Hutchison Cemete ry becaus e it i s at the old Col. Robert M. Hutchison place. the Hut c hi s on Cemetery i s on the old Hardwick place which causes it to be ca l led the Hardwick Ce rne t ery . Jane Wal lace the wife of Robe r t Hutchi s on, Sr . was probably the first burial in t he cemei:ery a oout 1815 . Elinor Eakin, the first wife of Col . Robe r t Hut c hi son was probably che second burial. Robert Hutchison, Sr . was buried there about 1 825. The cemetery located at the Herman Huffman plac e is the Huffman Cemetery. I failed to mention that Capt a in got it's name f rom Capt . Guy becau se there was a post office there e arl y i n the 1900's with that name. Sincerely, Kenneth E. Mills 5909 Algoma Street Dayton, Ohio 45415 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �112 POLLY et al, PAUPERS vs PATTON Transcribed from original volume in the Court: House at Christiansburg, Virginia in Montgomery Count y by Mary Ann (Si nk ) Barnes, 1204 Allison Drive, Rockville, MD 20851 Court Quarterly sefs ion County of Montgomery at the Courthouse on tuesday the first day of Augus t 182 0 p. 95 Polly & al Paupers vs Patton. Ju ry sworn to wit . A-hrabado Wadkins, John Snider, Jacob Price, John Dobbins Jr John W. Charlton, Jacob Slobaugh, Robert Page, William Shelor , John Barger, John Barr inger, Peter Hornbarger Samue l Lucas and returned a v erdi ct in the words following . To wit, we of the Jury do find that Polly the Plaintiff first mentioned is the Daughter of Rachel who recovered her fre edom in the Superior Court of Law for Powhatan County at the May Term la st upon the ground that she was d esce nded in the female line from an Indian woman brought into this Country at a ti me when they could not be made slaves, and that the other plaintiffs are the children of said Polly and the grand Children of the said Rachel, We do therefore find that the Plaintiffs are free persons and not s laves , and we do afsefs their damage s to one cent. p. 96 Polly & al Paupers vs Patton. On the Motion of t he Plaintiffs and for rea sons appearing to the Court, the verdic t re ndered by the Jury in th is case on thi s day is set aside, and it also appearing that the Plaintiff Poll y has had two Children since the commencement of this suit, To wit, Sally and Maria , they are thereupon on their Motion ... made parties plaintiffs in this suit and thereupon Cause a Jury, To wit. John Barger Jr , James Simpkins, Peter Hornbarger, Jacob Price Robert Page Jacob Roback, Adam Wall , Al sabodo Watki ns , John M. Charlton, John Bar inger Elias Skelton and David Craig, and returned a verdi c t in the following words To wic, we of the J u ry do find that Polly the Plaintiff first mentioned in th i s declaration is the daughter of Rachel who recovered her freedom against John Draper Senr. in the supe ri or Court of law for Powhac an County at the may term lase upon the ground that s he was descended in the female line fro m an Indian woman brought i nt o this coun ty at a time when they could not be made slave, and that the other plaintiffs are the Children of the said Polly and the grand children of said Rachel, we do therefore fi nd tha t the plaintiffs are fre e persons and not s laves, and we do afse fs their damage s to one cent. John W. C. Taylor, Samuel Shelor, William Eakin, John Pepper and William Currin , Gentlemen VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES P~esent : �113 NEW IN THE VIRGINIA ROOM ... EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF ALEXANDRIA CITY AND FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, by F. Edward Wright and Wesley E . Pippinger . 1996. CARTER COUNTY, TENNESSEE, MARRIAGES 1871-1920, by Eddie M. Nikazy. 1993. COLONIAL RECORDS OF SOUTHERN MARYLAND, by Elise Greenup Jourdan. 1997. RICHMOND COUNTY, Sparacio . 1997. VIRGINIA, ORDER BOOKS 1710-1711, by Ruth & Sam BARNES FAMILY HISTORY, by Frank Barnes . 1965. ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Sparacio. 1997. VIRGINIA, DEED BOOKS 1776-1778, JOHNSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, MARRIAGE BOOK Douthat. 1982. 1, by Ru t h & Sam 1838-1857, by James L. EARLY WEST VIRGINIA WILLS, Vol . 1, compiled by K. T . H. Mc Fa rland. HANOVER COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAND TAX BOOKS 1782-1788, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio . 1997 . FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAND TAX BOOKS 1783- 1 787, by Ruc h & Sam Sparacio. 1997. THE FAMILY HISTORY OF ISAAC JACKSON PARKS, by Al ice McHone Parks . 19 97 . DESCENDANTS OF EDWARD AND MARY STEVENSON OF BALT IMORE MARYLAND, by Robert Barnes. 1966 . COlJNTY, PLANTATION REMINISCENCES, by Page Thacker. 1 878 . TENNESSEE NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS AND ABSTRACTS, compiled by Pollyanna Creekmore. 1996 . Vo l. II 1830 -1 839, DESCENDANTS OF JOHN STONE AND MARY 0' BRISSELL STONE , by Mild r ed Ward Campbell. 1996. FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA, LAND TAX BOOKS 1787 - 17 9 1, b y Ruth & Sam Sparacio . HANOVER COUNTY, VIRGINIA, LAND TAX BOOKS 178 9-179 3 , by Ruth & Sam Sparac io. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �114 CARLINE COUNTY, Sparacio . 1997 . VIRGINIA, ORDER BOO:i<S 1786-1787 , by Ruch & Sam CAROL INE COUNTY , VIRGINIA, COUNTY SURVEYS (1729-1762) AND PROCEEDINGS OF COMMITTEE OF SAFETY ( 1 774-1 776) , by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. 1997 . CALLISONS OF GREENBRIER, by Isaac L . Mitchell . 1988. A_N HISTORIC FA..MILY - THE LAWRENCES AND ASSOCIATED James Reed Lawrence , Jr . FAMILIES, MEADOR FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA Al\JD POINTS WEST , Index, by Victor Paul Meador. 1989. l, NIGHTINGALE, 1959 . Vo l . 2, 3 by and by the Student Nurses of Roanoke Memorial Hospita l. THE HISTORY OF THE POUND, Vol. II, by The Historical Sociecy of the Pound . 19 9 4 . THE CABELLS AND THEIR KIN, by Alexander Brown , D.C . L . A MENNONITE JOURNAL 1862-186 5 , by Jacob R. Hildebrand. 1994 . 1996 . THE SANKFORDS & LANGFORDS OF VIRGINIA, by Bruce Montgomery Edwards . 1987 . GREENE COU~TY, GEORGIA, LA.ND RECORDS DEEDS 1785-1810, abstracted by Freda R. Turner. 1997. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PROBATE RECOR DS 1801-1852 , compiled by Wesley E. Pippenger. 1996. RJ._1\TDOLPH - fvl..Jl_CON COLLEGE Scanlon. 1983 . A Southern History, THE JETER MOSAIC , by Grata Jeter Clark. by James Edward 1987. OF THE LUDLOW B . SISSON FAMILY, third edition, by James R . Sisson and Sebert L . Sisson . 1996 . DESC~NDA..NTS KISS THE DOORKNOB , by Julia Woodbridge Oxrieder . 1997 HANOVER COUNTY, VIRGINIA, LAND TAX BOOKS 1793 -1 796, Sparacio. 1997. by Ruth & Sam PRELIMINARY INVENTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT COLLECTION OF CONFEDERATE RECORDS (RECORD GROUP 109) originally compiled by Elizabech Bethe l. 1994. I VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �115 GROWING UP IN THE COUNTRY, by Dick Guerrant. RICHMOND COUNTY, Sparacio. 1997 . VI RGI NI A, by Ruth & Sam ORDER BOOKS 1709-1710 , LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Sparacio . 1997. ORDER BOOKS 1757-1758, by Ruth LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Sparacio . 1997 . ORDER BOOKS 1758-1759, by Ruth & Sam & Sam FAUQUIER COUNTY, VI RGINIA, MINUTE BOOKS 1782-1783, by Ruth & Sam Sparac io. 1997 MARRIAGE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1786-1852, prepared by Beverly Merritt . 1997. THE SIMPSON LIVASY FAMILY, by Donna Kuske Livasy. 1996. GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA, LAND TAX BOOKS 1782-1788, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. 1997. ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Sparacio. 1997. VIRGINIA, DEED BOOKS 1778-1780, by Ruth & Sam GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA, LA..f\ID TAX BOOKS 1789-1794, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. 1997. ===~== = ============ == = == ============== = ===== ========= ===== ======= == BOOK REVIEW MILLENTON COLLINS FAMILY - GILES CO., VA. J. Tracy Walker, II I. Private l y published 1997, 30 pgs plus Kinship, Descendancs, Charts, and Index. Soft cover. This nice ly presented work begins with the birth o: Millican Coll ins about 1770-80. Interesting noces and sources are given with Endnotes furni shing bibliography. The author can be rea ched at 28 65 Mt. Charlottesville, VA 22901. Phone (804) <jtwa l ker@cinet .net> for purchase details. Aire Rock 973 - 4613, The review volume has been placed in the Virginia Room. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Lane, E-mail : �ll6 REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOTS Index to Botetourt County, VA claims for service and supplies. Following the Patriot's names are the dates on which their claims were certified, and recorded in the County Court Order Book . ADAMS, SAMUEL 3-15-1782 AKENS, NATHAN 4-26-1782 AKINS, THOMAS 3-15-1782 ALDERSON, CURTIS 4-26-1782 ALLEN, BENJAMIN 3 -1 5-1782 ALLEN, HUGH 3-16-17 82 ALLEN, MOSES 3-15 - 1782 ALLEN, WILLIAM 4 - 12-1782 ALLEY, NICHLUS 10-10-1783 AMACKS, MATHEW crippled soldier ANDERSON, RICHARD ANDERSON, THOMAS 4-26 - 1782 ANDERSON, WILLIAM 3 - 15-1782 ARMSTRONG, JOHN 4-12-1782 ARMSTRONG , ROBERT 3-15-1782 ARMST~ONG, THOMAS 3 - 15-1782 ARNOLD, ALEX . W. 4-12-1782 ARNOTT, THOMAS 4-126-1782 BAINE, ALEXANDER 4-12-1782 BALDWIN, SAMUEL 3-15-1782 BAR2FIELD CATHERINE 4 - 26-1782 BARE?IELD, JOHN BARNETT, ~.MES 2-15 - 1782 & 4 -12 -1782 BARNETT, JOHN 4-12 -17 82 & 2-13-1783 BARNETT , MOSES 3-15-1782 BEARD, JOHN 2-15-1782 BEATTY, ANDREW 2-15-1782 BECKET, RICHARD 4-12 - 1782 BENNETT, MOSES 3-16 -17 82 BILBRO, WILLIAM 3-15-1782 & 4-12-1782 BLACK, JAMES 2 - 14-1782 BLAND, RICHARD (o r RACHE L) 5-9-1782 BONES (or BOWEN) , WILLIAM 4-12-1782 BOWEN, WILLIAM 3-15-1782 BRECKENRIDGE, JOHN 5-9-1782 BRECKENRIDGE, LETTICE 5-9-1782 BROWN, JAMES 4-26 -17 82 CALDWELL, JOHN 4-2 6-1782 CALDWELL, ROBERT 4 - 26-1782 CARLTON , WM. 3-15-1782 CARMACK, WM. 3 - 15-1782 CARPER, CHR ISTOPHER 4-12-17 82 CARPER, JACOB 4 - 13-1782 CARPER, NICHOLAS 4-13-1782 CARRIGAN, PAT. 4-12 -1782 CARTMILL, JOHN 4-2 6-1782 CLANCY, GEORGE 4-12-1782 CLANCY, JAMES 4 - 26-1782 CLARK, ANDREW 3-15 -1782 CLARK, JESSE 3-16-1782 CLENDENNING, JOHN 2-15-1782 CLOYD, JAMES 4-26 -1782 CLOYD, MICHAEL 10-10 -1782 COLE, JOSEPH 3-15 - 1782 CONNER , DANIEL 3-15-178 2 CONNER, LAURENCE wounded Continental soldier COOPER, JAMES 2-15- 1782 & 3-15-1782 CRAIG, JOHN assignee of HOWARD 3-15-1782 & 7-11-1782 CRAIG, TOLIVER 4-12-1782 CRAWFORD, SAMUEL 4-26-1782 CRAWFORD, WILLIAM 4-12-1782 & 4-26-1782 CROCKETT, HUGH 2 -15-1782 CROSS, WILLIAM 3-15-1782 CROW, WILLIAM 3-16-1782 & 4-12-1782 CURRY, THOMAS 3- 15 - 1782 DALZELL , THOMAS DAVIDSON, WILLIAM 3-15-1782 DEHART, HANNAH 4-26-1782 DERYLE (or DOYLE) , EDWARD DIERLY, PETER 5-9-1782 DOUGHERTY, FRANCIS 3-15-178 2 DOUGHERTY, WM. 2-15 -1782 DOYLE, EDWARD 5-9-1782 DUDDING, JOHN 3 - 16-1782 DUNLAP, MOSES 2-15-1782 & 4-12-1782 �117 EAKIN(S) see AKENS EASON, FRANCIS 4-12- 1782 EASON, SAMUEL 4-12-1782 ERVIN, PETER EVANS, DAVID 3-15-1782 EVANS, PETER 3-15-1782 EWING, BAKER 2-15-1782 FERGUSON, THOMAS 3-16-1782 FIRESON, JOSEPH 6 -13-1782 FLEMING, WILLIAM 3-15-1782 FOUT, CARPER, 2-15-1782 FRANCISCO, LODOWICK 5-9-1782 GALLOWAY, WILLIAM 3-15-1782 GIBSON, HENRY 3-14-1782 GILL, SAMUEL 3-16-1782 GILLIS, THOMAS 4-12 - 1782 GOODSON, THOMAS 4-12 - 1782 GORDON, THOMAS 4-12 -1782 GRAHAM, FRANCIS 4-12-1782 GRAY, JAMES 3-16-1782 GRAYSON, ROBERT assigned his claim to WM. BOWEN GREEN, EDWARD 3-15-1782 GREHOR, GEORGE 8-8-1782 GRIFFITH, JOHN 3-15-1782 GRIMES, JACOB 4-12-1782 GRIMES, JONATHAN 4-12-1782 GUTHERY, FRANCIS 7-11-1782 HALE, JOHN 5-9-1782 HALKETT, THOMAS 4-26-1782 HALMARK, GEORGE 4-12-1782 HANDLEY , ALEXANDER 3-15-178 2 HARRIS, ROBERT 5-9-1782 HARVEY, ROBERT 7-11-7182 & 12- 1 2-1782 HAYNES, NICHOLAS 3-15-1782 HENDERSON, ALEXANDER 2-15- 1 782 HENDERSON, DAVID 4-26-17 82 HENDERSON, JOHN 4-26-1782 HENERY, ANDREW 3-15-1782 HENRY, ANDREW 2-15-1782 HERNDON, JOHN HERNDON, ROBERT HEWITT, JOHN HILL, ROBERT 4-12-1782 HILL, SAMUEL 4-12-1782 HOGDEN, JEREMIAH 50-9-1782 HOUSER, JOSIAH 3-15 -1782 HOWARD, J OHN 5- 9-1782 HOWARD, JOHN, by assignme n t 3 - 15-1782 HOWELL, DAVID 3-15-1782 HUFF, BENJAMIN 12-12- 1782 HUFF, PHILIP 12 - 12-1782 HUMPHRIES, URIAH 4-12-1782 & 4-13-1782 HUNGATE, JOHN 4-12-1782 HUTCHESON, GEORGE 2-15-1782 HUTCHESON , JAMES 2-14-1782 HUTCHESON, WILLIAM 4-13-1782 JOHNSON, JOHN 4-12-1782 & 4-26-1782 JOHNSTON, EVE 5-9-1782 KING, ROBERT 4-26-1782 KYLE, JOSEPH 12-12-1782 KYLE, WILLIAM 4-26-1782 LAPSLEY, JOHN 4-12-1782 LAYMAN, JOSEPH 4-26-1782 LEATHERDALE, JAMES, JR. 4-26-1782 LEATHERDALE, WM 3 - 15-1 7 82 LEWIS, ANDREW 3-15-1782 LEWIS, THOMAS 3-15-1782 LINDSEY, SAMUEL 3-15-1 7 8 2 LITH (see SCOTT) LITTLE, DAVID 2 - 15-1782 LLOYD, JAMES 4-12 - 1782 LO.AGUE, SAMUEL LOCKHART, PATRICK 2- 15 -1 732 LOGAN, JOHN 3-15-1 782 LOONEY, ABSOLOM 3 - 1 5 - 1782 LOONEY, JOSEPH 4-26-1 782 McAFEE , JAMES 8-8-17 82 McCAUL, SAMUEL McARNOLD, JOHN 4 - 2 6 - 1 782 McCLELLEN, WM. 3-1 5 - 1782 McCLENACHAN, DAVID 4 - 12 - 1782 McCLURE, MALCOM 3- 15 - 1782 McCLURE, NATHANI EL 4 - 26-1782 McCLURE SAMUEL 2 -1 5 - 1782 McDONALD, SUSANNA 3 - 15-1782 McFADDEN, CHARLES 4 - 26-1782 McFERRAN, MARTIN 4 - 12 - 1782 McFERRAN, SAMUEL 2 - 1 5 - 1782 McFERRAN THOMAS 4-2 6 -1 782 MCGEORGE, THOMAS 3-13-1782 McILHANEY, ROBERT 4-1 2 - 1782 McMACHIN, THOMAS 3- 15-1782 McNEELEY, DAVID 4 -12 - 1782 McROBERTS, SAMUEL 4- 12-1782 MADISON, J OHN 3-13- 1782 MADISON, THOMAS 3-15-1782 MANN, MOSES 5-9- 1 782 MARCH, WM . �l18 M..Zill.TIN, AGNES 3-lS-1782 MARTIN, JONATHEN 3-15 - 1782 MARTIN, JOSI.ll..H 2-lS - 1782 MARTIN, THOMAS 3-15-1782 Mll..RTIN, VALENTINE 4-26 - 1782 MARTIN, WILLI -~ 5-9 - 1782 MAY, AGNES 5-9 - 1782 MAY, DAVID 5-9-1782 MAY STEPHEN (see 0 . B . PAGE 99) MAZE, RICHARD 2 - lS - 1782 MIFFORD , JACOB 3-lS-1782 MILLER, ANDREW 4-26- 1 782 MILLER , DAVID MILLER , THOMAS 3 - 16-1 7 82 & 4-:12-1782 MILLS, HUGH 4-12-1 7 82 MILLS, JAMES 3 - l5 - l782 MILLS, JOHN 2-15-l782 MILLS, MARY 2-15-l782 MITCHELL, DAVID 2 - 15 - 1782 & 4-:12-1782 MITCHELL, JAMES 3-15-1782 MOORE , JP...MES 2-l4 - 1782 MUDICK, WM. 3-15-1782 MULDROUGH, HUGH 3 - 15-1782 MURRAY, WM . NEELY, .Z\.ND~EW 3-15 - 1782 NEELY , JAMES 4 - 12 - 1782 NEELY, JOHN 4-l2 - 1782 NEELY, JOHN, JR. 4 - 12 - 1782 NEELY, WM. 2-15-1782 & 4-l2-1782 NEW!V!AN , JONATHAN (see 0 . B. page 91) OCH:LTREE , MICHAEL 3 - 16-1782 OCHTREE, JP.MES 3-16-1782 PATTERSON, GEORGE 2 - 15-l782 PAUL, AUDL2Y 3 - 16 -1782 PAULIN, HENRY 3-lS -1782 PEARIE, JAMES 3-15-1782 PECK, JOHN 4-26-1782 PECK, JOSEPH 4-13-1782 PERSINGER, CHRISTOPHER 5-9-1782 PERSINGER, JACOB 5 - 9-1782 PIGHTAL, FREDERICK 2 - 15-1782 PITZER, JOHN 2-15-1782, 3-15-1782 & 4 - 12-1782 POAGE, GEORGE 5-9-1782 POAGE, ROBERT 4-26 - 1782 PRESTON, THOMAS 3-15-1782 PRESTON , WILLIAM 3-15-1782 PRICE, MARY wife of soldier (see O . B. page 94 ) PRYOR, JOSEPH 4-26-1782 PRYOR, LUKE 4-26-1782 3-15-1782 REABURN, JOHN 4 - 12-17 82 R.~STON, M..~THEW REDMAN Jll..MES REESE, DAVID 5-9-1782 REID, THOMAS 3 - 15 - 1782 RICHARDS, CHRIST . 4-12-1782 RICHARDSON , JOS EPH 4-12-1782 ROBINSON , JAMES 4-26 - 1782 ROBINGSON , JOHN 3-15-1782 & I 4-12 - 1782 ROBINSON, JOSE PH 3-15-1782 ROBINSON, WILLIAM 3-15-1782 ROSS, JOHN, JR. 3 - 15-1782 ROSS, WILLIAM 4 - 12-1782 & 4-13-1782 ROWLAND, JAMES 4-12 - 1782 & 4-16-1782 ROWLAND, ROBERT 4-13-1782 ROWLAND THOMAS 4-13-1782 RUSK, JOHN 4 - 26-1782 RUTLEDGE, GEORGE 4-26-1782 SCANTLING, ROBERT 3-15-1782 SCOTT , CHARLES 4-12-1782 SCOTT, JAMES 5 - 9-1782 SERRET , GEORGE, a sick Continental Soldier SERVER, JASPER SHARKEY, JAMES 5-9-1782 SHARKEY , PATRICK 2-15-1782 SHAVER , BOSTON 3-15-1782 SHUDER , HENRY a guard of prisoners (see O . B . page 99) SIMPSON, ALEXR . 4-12-1782 & 5-9-1782 SKIDMORE, JAHES 3-13-1782 SMILEY , WALTER 8-8-1782 SMITH, CHARLES 5-9-1782 SMITH, DAVID 5 - 9-7182 SMITH, JAMES 2 - 15-1782 SMITH, MICHAEL 4 - 26-1782 SNODGRASS, ISAAC 4-12-1782 SNODGRASS, JAMES 2-15-1782 SNODGRASS, JOSEPH 4 - 12-1782 SNODGRASS , WILLIAM 4-12-1782 SPRINGER , EDWARD 3-15-1782 SPROUL , JOHN 3-15-1782 STAPLETON , CHARLES 3-15-1782 STAPLETON , WILLIAM 4-12-1782 �119 STEAC!TT, JOHN 5-9-1782 STSELE, ROBERT 2-15-1782 STEVENS, CHA.RLES 5-9-1782 STEVENS, EDMUND 3-16 - 1782 ST2VENSON, ANDREW 3-14-1782 STEWART, JOHN 4-26-1782 STEW.A.RT, WALTER 2-15-1782 SUMMER, HEZEKIAH 3-13-1782 SWITZER, HENRY 4-12 - 1782 TATFJl.Jvl, JO~N 3-14-1782 TAYLOR, IS.Z\.AC 3-15-1782 TA.Y2:..,0R , JOHN TAYLOR, JONATHAN 4-12-1782 TERRY, JASPER 4-12-1782 THOMAS, RICHARD 4-13-7182 THOM?SON, WILLIAM 3 -1 5-1782 THONE , J.~ES 2-15-1782 TOSH, JAMES 4-12-1782 TOSE, JONATE~.N 3-15-1782 TCSH, M.~Y 4-13-1782 TOSH, WILLIAM TURMAN IGNATIOUS 4-12-1782 TURMAN, JAMES 3-l5-l782 VA~~LI2R, JOHN 3-13-1782 VANSSNDT J~.COB VINYARD, CERISTOPHER 4-25-1782 w.~KER, EENRY I WALKER, WILLI~.M 4-26-1782 WA.RD, JOHN 3-15-1782 WARD, WILLLZ\M 3-15-1782 WATKINS , JOHN 4-26-1782 WATTERSON, HENRY 4-12-1782 WEATHERINGTON, SAMUEL 3 -15 - l 7 8 2 WEST, BENJAMIN 4 - 26-1782 WILLI.Z\MS, THOS. 5-9-l782 WILLS, WM. 3-15-1782 WILLSON, ELEANOR 4-26-1782 WILLSON, MATT. 4-26-1 782 WITHERS, JOHN 4-26-1782 WOOD, GEORGE WOODS, ANDREW, JR . 5-9=1782 WOODS, ANDREW, SR. 3-15-1782 WOODS, ARCHI3ALD 3-15-1782 WOODS, JOHN 3-15-17 82 WOOLEY, DAVID 3-15-1782 WOOLEY, WM . 3-15-1782 WORLEY, CALEB 4-12-1782 WORLcY, WM. 4- 12 -1782 WRIGHT, ~2\MES 5-9-1782 WRIGHT, PETER 3-15-1782 Y.ANCY, JOHN 2-15-1782 YOUNG, EDWARD assigned co J .Z\MES TOSH ============================================================================= At a court held for Franklin county, at the court house, the first day of January 1821: Joseph Lamberth, Pliff AGAINST Richard Lambe rth, John Lamberth, William Lamberth, Patsey Lamberth, Thoma s Lamberth, Lewis Lamberth, Lewis Lamberth, Minerva Lamberth , & Frances Lamberth Defts. IN CHANCERY, The Defendants, Richard Lamberth, John Lamberth , William Lamb ert h, Patsy Lamb erth , Lewis Lamberth, Minerva Lamberth and Frances Lamberth , not having entered their appearance and given security according to Law, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that they are not inhabitants of this state , on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel: It is ordere d that the said defendants do appear here on th e first Monday in April next, and answer the plaintiff ' s bill , and that a copy of this order be fort hwith inserted in the Herald of the Valley, a newspaper printed in the toi--n of Fincastle, for eight weeks successively, and that another copy be posted at the front door of the court house of this county. A copy C. PATE, C.F.C. Frank l in, Jan 15 , 1821 from "Herald of the Valley" 15 January 1821, Fincastle, Va ; : :::.: :: : • : . :! :.:::::::- ::..:; :: == ==:::: :.:.: ! : : = :: :.:..:.: :.: :.: :: :. :.: ::·:.: :: :::: :: :: ~: ':: : :: : .:: .:::: ::: ::;:.:.:.::.:::::: ::::...-::: = :.:.:..::=:.::: :.::::::==:.::.: HERALD OF THE Valley, 22 January 1821, Fincastle, Va MARRIED---On the 11th inst. by the Rev Wm Shanks, Mr Creed F Thompson, to ~iss El i za F Co l man, daughter of Ebenezer Colman, all of this count y. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l20 INTRODUCTION OF CHARLES THOMP.S BURTON TO THE S OC IET! Some of you have not had an oppo rtuni ty before today of meeting: or getting to know our guest-of-honor. I' ve had the pleasure of knowing him for twenty-nine years. so I was hono red to be asked to say a few words about the man and hi s work. C harles Thomas Burton lived a fairly nonnal life until the 1950s. He had a fam ily. and he was working as a mechanic for the Wright Motor Company in Roanoke. when he devel oped tubercu losis. Because of his illness, he was unable to work fo r several years. It was du r ing this time that he discovered the genealogical and histori cal collection in the alcove under the stairs of the Roa nok e Public Library, which was in the former Terry home on the hill in Elmwood Park. It was at this time, too, that he was struck with another di sease - a powerful disease - sometimes referred to as the Genealogy Bug. and he began researching his own fam ily. After recovering from tuberculosis. :Vlr. Burton did agricultural survey work in Boteroun Cou nty. This work provided him with fi rst-hand knowledge of the properties. the streams. the fam ilies and the cemeteries of the county. E vcntually he \.VOuld begin researching for o thers - those who \1,anted to Join patnoc.ic societies. as well as those across the country whose roots were in Botetourt County As a genealogical researcher: Mr. Burton became familiar with the vast wealth of reco rds in the Botetourt County courthouse and other area courthouses. He also became a ··regular·· in the Roanoke Public Librarj's Virginia Room. His familiarity wi th the family names, the land, and the court records available made him a " natural" in the role of researcher. His personal collection of notes on the families and properties grew as a result of the research done for his clients. He compiled family group sheets o n individual famil ies as he researched lhem. realizing that they would be useful for future inquiries he might receive. He kept meticul ou s reco rd s on his research in files and on card indexes. He had made scrapbooks of hundreds of historical a111des from the newspapers - some \.vritten by Goodridge Wilson and by Raymond Barnes - and he indexed them :VJr Burton began compiling records he found into books, perhaps to make hi s own wo rk easier so that he could have the information on hand instead of rechecking the microfilmed censuses or the court records he used so often. He realized o thers cou ld benefit from these compilatio ns as much as he did. and he began printing and selling some o f his work on the censuses. tax and tithe lists. land records and court entries, to name a tew ln co llaberation vvith Mrs. Vicic Fowler, he compiled the marriage records of Botetourt County from 1770-18 19 . The Roanoke Public Library was surprised and excited to learn that we were to become the repository for Mr. Burton's outstanding collection of genealogical and historicaJ research . tvlr. Burton, we pledge to preserve and protect your work while still making it available to those who would benefit from using it Your collection has been transfered to archivaJ quality folders and boxes. which are being housed in our climate-controlled Special Collections room to insure a long li fe. An index to the collection is being: compiled to make the general contents known to the researchers. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �121 l ' m so glad we could have this reception today in honor of Mr. Burton. He has earned welldeserved respect and recognition from people all across the country. from those who have known him personally or through correspondence, to those who know him only by the work he has done. We who have been bitten by the Genealogy Bug can be grateful for people like Charles T. Burton for his dedication and his interest in the pursuit of this region's history. And now I'd like to add a personal note: When the Roanoke Public Library hired me in 1969. I was truly GREEN. I was just out of college and had no previous experience in genealogical research. But [ had some things in my favor - I was raised with strong work ethics~ l had a keen interest in my own family's history; I've always enjoyed working jigsaw puzzles. which is just like genealogical research. And the greatest thing in my favor was a good-natured, regular patron who came to the Virgi nia Room nearly every day. He must have sensed my helplessness, as well as my willingness to learn, because he never failed to answer my questions, no matter how stupid they were. He was never too busy to show me what he was doing, why he was using certain records, and what he hoped to get from them. When he spoke to o thers, I listened, because I knew I'd learn something. :Vlr. Burton was my teacher! Mr. Burton. l have so much to thank you fo r, but I would especially like to say thank you for your g uidance. for your patience. and for your encouragement. You are a very special person! The above introduction was made by Al ice Carol Tuckwiller. After Carol spoke, Babe Fowler also sa id a few words about some of the special aspects of her 30 year friendship with Mr. Burton. He had pointed out to her that in her research she had a father who was five y ears old when the son was born; that there we re three men who had been combined into o ne man because they had the same name; and that s he and Mr. Burton both had the McClure family in cheir background, but that he would not cla im Babe as k i n. Duri ng che 30 years of their friendship, they have discussed everything under che sun. Rev. Nelson Harris, Roanoke Ci ty Counci l man, presented Mr . Burcon wit h an engraved paperweight to show Roanoke's appreciacion of the contribut i on made by Mr. Burton . Mr . Burton himself delighted t he audience with an anecdote of his c hildhood in which he was sent to the store by h is mother when he was four years old to ge t a bar of soap . Because of hi s tendency to forget, by the time he got to the store he had f orgotten what he was to get and had to go home without it. The second time his mother sent him, he repeated "bar of s oap" over and over until he go t to the store and was able to make the purchas e for her. Later in life , when he had learned to write, he solved his problem of forgetfulness by writi ng down everything--a good lesson for all of us . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �122 QUERIES 97-81: Seeking par/o William LARGE b 8 May 1833 VA & Rachel MYERS b lS Oct l838 VA, m 12 Jan 1854 TN. Donna J. Dwver , el4 W. Prairie, Odell, IL 60460 97-82: Seek info on Abner BOOTHE Sr, b 1781-d l836 in Floyd Co VA, esp the name of his wife. Abner moved from Dutchess Co N-Y to Montgomery Co VA abt 1800. He is shown on 1810 Montgomer Co Census with 5 ch ages 0-10 . Abner is son of Isaac BOOTHE b 1758-d 1837 in AR. David Boothe, 353 Bush St., Salinas CA 93907 oh: (408) 757 7024, fax : ( 408) 757-8057, email: <dmb@redshift . com> 97-83: Seek info on Mary EDWARDS, b abt 1853 prob Floyd Co VA; d/o John EDWARDS (killed 1862) and Elizabeth BRADSHAW (who married 2nd C. W. PAUL in 1866) Sue H. Edwards, 8202 Sherwood Green Court, Brentwood, TN 37027 97-84: Need par/o Jessee EDWARDS b abt 1803; m Betsy PETERS 17 Jun 1826 in Franklin Co VA; d Jun 1876 in Floyd Co VA. Would like to communi cate w/anyone working on this family. Sue H. Edwards , see 97-83 97-85: Need par/o William PETERS whom Lydia KEMPLIN (?) on 27 Mar 1841 in Franklin Co VA . Sue H. Edwards , see 97-84 97-86: When Charles Andrew CHEATHAM/CHITTUM & Mary Frances "Fanny" Jemima FITZGERALD married in Amherst Co in Dec 1867, par were reported as Henry C. & Lucy CHEATHAM & George L. & Rebecca FITZGERALD. Evidence indicates that her father was prob James FITZGERALD who died 1859 in Amherst Co, rather than George. Cannot find Henry & Lucy CHEATHAM in any census, or FITZGERALDs in 1850. Can anyone hel p me with these families? Glorianne Fahs, 3810 Havnsworth Pl, Fairfax, VA 22031 ======= ======= ==== ======== ======== =============== ================ QUARTERLY EXCHANGE NEWS GENEALOGICJi.L TIP from The Longhunter, Vol. XX, Issue 3, pg. Sl . In some records the occupation is capitalized as identification and follows a name without a comma. very few people in the colonial period had three names. John William Carpenter in l 785 was probably John Williams, carpenter . John Henry Taylor may well have been John Henry , tailor. Some wills and deeds have been found to have bee~ indexed by occupation, not the name . When researching information in the 1850 census, remember that IA indicated Ind iana, not Iowa as it does in later records. Cox-Phillips Family Newsletter, Vol. 8, No. 4, May 1997 has some Floyd Co., VA material. Marriage Bonds/Licenses and Minister's Returns as Indexed in the Floyd County Court House, Floyd County, Virginia starts on pg 85. On page 87 is a reading of the Reed Cemetery , Alum Ridge, Floyd County, Virginia . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �1 123 I NEW SVGS MEMBERS - JULY 31 THRU OCTOBER 31, 1997 Surname Given Name and Address Wilderness Road Regional Museum POB 373 Newbern, VA Asher Mary Jane 13325 Baxter St. Woodbridge, VA Genevieve 7800 Salt Creek Rt. #33 Casper, WY Bender Mike 6401 Walkabout Lane Tallahassee, FL Conley Hedges Bettie J. 125 SW Donovan Rd. Lee's Summit, MO Melberg L. W., Dr. 8681 East D. Ave. Apt. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 21, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource Henry Harrison Earles of Floyd County; DeMoss/Thompson/ Loy Bible Records; Index to Botetourt County Revolutionary Claims for Service and Supplies. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource November 1997 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv21n4 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4967/VANv21n3.pdf fdf9fe8b24dc8a0e8c406a9028c2b442 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 AUGUST " • I • 1997.~ ~ ,~ . .. Virginia Appalachian Notes Danville • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia ... �SOUTHWEST£~'\! VlRG l'.'i lA G E~EALOGICAL or !ETY. ! :'.'i C. 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Augusl and November. Pre~iouslv t11ese issues were followed b'J an :mnual 111dex issue. Effective wtth CY 1996 the :.umu;JI index w ill be (nclucted i~1 tl1e N°O\'ember issue of the V Ai""J for that yea r or in a subsequent issue of the next year. * .J tt * 3 I 4 .. • • f t �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogica l Soc iety, Inc. ==;=== === == ==== ====== ====================================== ====== Vol. 21 - No . 3 - August 1997 CONTENTS President's Message Surname Index Robert and Vial eta Linus Hill, Early Franklin County Settlers The Grubb Fami l y Bible Listing of Known Cemeteries in the City of Roanoke Queries Did your Query not get Published? Quarterly Exchange News New Books in the Virginia Room Neat "Net '' Sites Ca l dwel l Cemetery, Craig County Huffman Cemetery, Craig County Crawford Memorial Cemetery, Red Brush, Crai g County Documentation Last Will and Testament of Caspar Reed "Hannah Family Reunion" January 25, 1898 Additions & Corre ctions-1997 Member ship List Bi ts a nd Pi eces 77, 83, 97, 99 76 77 78 81 82 84 86 87 88 92 93 95 I 96 98 100 102 104 101 === === = = = === ==== === == ================== = ==== === == = == ===== = ~==~=== TWO APOLOGIES My first apology goes to Bi llie Redding Lewis who submitted the a rt icle 11 A Re nfro/Rent fro Timeline 11 published in the May issue for may failure to give proper credi t to her. I do appreciat e Ms. Lewis' work and will continue to publish her articles. The second apology goes to all readers of the VAN. Emergency roo f repairs in my home (the only access to the roof is through the dormer where my computer sit s) delayed the publication of this issue. The Editor VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �76 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC August 1997 Dear Fellow Genealogists: This past Fourth of July the Roanoke Times featured an ar ticl e about the Virginia Room and the librarians who make it a very fine research facility. This society was also recognized for the donations it has made. A Volunteer program to assist the librarians has been developed, with several of our members presently serving. If you would like to help in this endeavor, contact Carol Tucl<willer or Brenda Finley. Help is needed for assisting patrons and for special projects . The executive board is considering a number of proj ects to be undertaken . When a decision is made, the board will need help in accomplishing the goal. There will be more informacion and discussion on this in the fall . The relaxed atmosphere of summer may be a good cime to discover how we would prefer to contribute our talents for improving SVGS. Suggestions and helping hands are welcome and encouraged. Sincerely yours, Gene Swartzell, President =================================================== =============== MEMBERS WHOSE PASSING WE MOURN Dr. Charles Linard Ayers 7 Nov 1930 - 2 May 1997 He will be sadly missed VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �77 SURNAME INDEX Betty Powers Crislip, 4405 W. Platt St., Tampa, FL 33609-2610 WOODYARD, Ephram B. POWERS, Hickman POWERS, John "Pike" NICEWA(O)NDER , Jacob S., Sr. HILTON, James T. HILTON, Clayton A. JONES, Jeremiah McPHERSON, Jacob Giles Co. , VA VA VA Wythe Co. ( V.'7: .,. VA VA Franklin Co . , VA Montgomery Co, VA b. 2 Nov 1823 b . Oct 18l6 b . 22 Aug 1814 d. l l Jun 1805 b. ca 1836 b . ca 1840 m. 2 Oct 1800 m. Feb 1803 W. Edward Pfeil, 1222 Commerce Street #1802, Dallas, TX 75202-4316 HOUSTON (HUSTON) , Elizabeth BOYD, Thomas BERRY, Nancy McCAMPBELL, Solomon prob BOYD, Jane McCAMPBELL, James JETER , Sovereign VAUGHAN, Matilda DAVIS, John MILAM, El i zabeth Augusta Co. , VA m. Rockbridge Co . , VA m. 6 Jul 1782 Botetourt Co., VA Knox Co . , TN Bedford Co., VA b . 18 Nov 1803 27 Mar 1823 b. m . ca 1806 b. prob m. ca 1778 Wales Botetourt. Co . , VA 5 Oct 1795 m. === ~=== == ======= = ===== ======== ========== == ======================= CORRECTIONS TO INSIDE FRONT COVER 2nd Vice-Pres ident Patricia Long 989-4531 Computer/Labeler Don Vaughan 989-8645 New inside cover will be made for next issue. HERALD of the VALLEY 29 July 1820, Fincastle, Va "Suffer little Children to come unto me ,- -and forbid th-em -~ot;-.for of;uch the kingdom of heaven." DEPARTED this life on Wednesday last, Ann Eli za, daughter of William and Mary Woltz, of this placce, aged 14 months and 14 days . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES is- �78 ROBERT AND VIALETA LINUS H:~~ Early Franklin County Secclers Submicced by: Jane Bernard Williams (Mrs . Jon~ . ) , 95 Myscic Lane , Social Circle, GA 30279-5145* Robert and Viale ta Linus P.il 1 were my ggggg - grandparents. Their daughter, Ruth Hill, married Walter 2ernard, who was my Revolutionary War grandfather . I have been re s earc hing the Hill-Bernard-McNeil families of Franklin County , Virgi nia for approximately lO years and really do not like to have my s te ri es develop in my research . Ic also does not help to live i n Social Circle , Georgia , and have everything you are working on i n F r a nkl i n County, Virginia . Or so we thought. Having already entered Daughters of the American Revolution with Walter Bernard as my Patriot , I really wanted to become part of the local Colonial Dames chapter. This meant that I must prove an acestor who was here in the 17th Century (1600's) . This bacame an obsession! Having no luck in Franklin county with Robert Hill or Walter Bernard, we approached my son's history professor at Erskine College, Due Wesc, SC, who suggesc ed that we take the Bernard name north into Pennsylvania and Maryland. This earch st.ill has not located the Bernard family in question, but did connect us with the Hills . Robert Hill and Vialeta Linus were married on 9th month 12 1741 at the New Garden Quaker Meeting house in Chester County, Pennsylvania . : It was a requirement of the Quaker Meetings at this time that the bride and the groom state the ir intent to the monthly meeting and then a committee was appointed to interview each party regarding the request for marriage. This was done and is recorded in the Monthly Mee ti ng Mi n ut es for New Garden Meeti n g . 7th month 26 , 1741 was when they fi rst asked for permission to marry . Their second intentions were r equested on 8th month 31 17 4 1 and they were given the liberty to ma rry . By 9th month 28 1741 it was reported in the monthly meeting minutes for New Garden Mee t ing House that they were married . 2 The only other reference to Robert Hill came on llth month 30 1747/48 when the meeting learned he was in legal trouble with his credicors. For this he was disowned from the Society of Friends on lsc monch 26 1748. The latter reference was very poorly microfilmed and it was hard to read. 3 * Mrs. Williams is a native of Franklin County, Virginia, and recently won one of the 1996 Essay catagories in the United Daughters of the Confe deracy Historian General's Es say Contest . She wrote about Linus Hill Bernard , her g-grandfather and how the Union Invasion affected her family. The current fa mily project : locate the Williams connecti ons in Montgomery and Charlotte Counties in Virginia VIRGI NIA AP PALACHIAN NOTES �79 There is no clear information on who were the parents of R?bert Hill. Parents of the bride and groom always sign in the righc hand corne r of the marriage certificate under the name of the bride and groom at a Quaker marriage ceremony. In this case no one signect in that position. However, Ann Hill did sign the certificate with other friends who attended.~ She was the wife of Samuel Hill, and they were received at New Garden on 8th month 25, 1735 from a meeting in Limerick, Ireland; Ann appearing be fore the Women ' s Meeting, Samuel before the Monthly meeting. 5 It is possible these were Robert's parents. Ann later asked the Monthly Meecing to grant her and her children (not named) permission to move to a Monthly Meeting on the "Frontier" .a Robert and Vialete do not appear in the New Garden Monthly Minutes again after he is disowned. Perhaps they have already left the area or that this is when they began the journey to Virginia. This would fit into the time frame in the area that became Franklin County. Maps which show the travel routes into areas of Virginia would indicate that perhaps they travelled the Pennsylvania Wagon Road into what is now Franklin County, Virginia. The marriage certificate shows that Vialeta Linus lived in the county of Chester in" ye Province of Pensilvenia 11 and that she was the daughter of Thomas Linus of 11 Newprovidence in ye County of Ph ilada. & rpovince aforesd . 117 Several ref erences to Thomas Linus were found at the West Chester Historical Society in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Item #4399 in the computer system r.:here showed a list of returned letcers to the Post Office in Philadelphia. The list is dated January 15, 1741 and shows that a l ecter was returned to Philadelphia for a "Linus" at New Garden. Of course, the letter has long-been destroyed, but William Penn did keep good records. Reference was also made to a notice published in the Pensylvania Gazette dated June 12, 1746, WHEREAS Jane, the Wife of Thomas Linus, of New Providence Township, in Philadelphia County, hath lately made frequent Practices of eloping from her said Husband, and running him in Debt; these are cherefore co forwarn al l Persons trusting her on his Account, for he will pay no Debts by her contracted, after the Date hereof. Thomas Linus . 8 This information is submitted in hopes that other familv connections will become incerested in completing the "rest of the story." My husband and I have made two trips to Chester County, Pennsylvania. We have walked on the grounds of the New Garden Meeting House, founded in 1714, at New Garden, and also at London Grove Meeting House , Chester County. These meeting houses remain in much th e same style as when Robert and Vialeta Linus Hill walked on their grounds. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �80 NOTES l.New Garden Monthly Meeting Minutes 1718-174 6 : On microfilm at Friends Historical Library, Swathmore College, Swathrnore, Pennsylvania. Also recorded in Bjorkman, Gwen Boyer, Quaker Marriage Certificates, New Garden Monthly Meeting, Chester County, Pennsylvania, 1704-1799, Heritage Books, Inc., 1990. 2 . Minutes of New Garden Meet i ng l718 - 1 746. 3.Minutes of New Garden Meeting 1746 -l768 : Haverford College Special Collections (The Quaker Collection) , Haverford, Pennsylvania. Also, Friends Historical Collection, Swathmore College, Swathmore , Pennsylvania. 4 . Bjorkrnan, Quaker Marriage Certificates. 5.Minutes of New Garden Meet i ng, 17l8-1746. 6.Minutes of New Garden Meeting 17l8-1746. 7.Bjorkman, p.97. 8.Pennsylvania Gazette, June 12, 1746 on computer at West Chester Historical Sociecy Library, West Chester, Pennsylvania . BIBLIOGRAPHY Bjorkman, Gwen Boyer , Compiler , Quaker Marriage Certificates, New Garden Monthly Meeting, Chester County, Pennsylvania, 17041799. Heritage Books, Inc . 1990. Minutes of New Garden Meeting 1747-1768: Haverford College Spec ial Collections (The Quaker Collect i on), Haverford, Pennsyl vania. New Garden Monthly Meeting Minutes 1718-1746: Friends Historical Library, Swathmore College, Swathmore , Pennsylvania . New Garden Women's Meeting Minutes 1718-l746 : Friends Historical Library , Swathmore College, Swathmore, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Gazette, June 12, 1746 . On computer at West Chester Historial Society Library, West Chester, Pennsylvan i a . VIRGINIA APPALACIAN NOTES �THE GRUBB FAMILY BIBLE 81 Submitted by: Judy Gordon Blackwell, Rt . 4, Box 76, Floyd, VA 24091 The following family records were copied from the Bible of Henry Grubb and Mary Ann Woolford Grubb and give n to me by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fowler of Wythe County, VA . Mrs. Fowler and I are descendants of this couple through James Letcher Grubb (son of Jacob Grubb and Sarah McCoy Davidson) and Mary Ann Grubb . Marriages: Jacob Grubb and Nancy C. Cooper was married 14 January 1845 John R. Grubb and Jane Leonard was married 14 October 1847 Samuel F. Grubb and Margaret Huddle was marriej 20 January 1850 Henry Grubb and Ann Newman was married 9 July 1850 William Kegley and Sophia M. Grubb was married 21 August 1851 Ja mes L. Grubb and Mary Ann Grubb was married 1 8 January 18 55 Andrew J . Grubb and Elizabeth Fry was married 1 December 186 1 John w. Louthian and Nancy Grubb was married 13 March 1862 Births: Henry Grubb was born 16 July 1797 Mary Woolford was born 28 November 1803 Jacob Grubb was born 12 May 1822 John R. Grubb was born 26 February 1824 Samuel F . Grubb was born 28 august 1826 Henry Grubb was born 3 January 1830 James E. Grubb was born 3 April 1832 Sophia M. Grubb was born 17 September 1834 Mary A. Grubb was born 10 December 1836 Andrew J. Grubb was born 4 January 1839 Lura A . Grubb was born 2 July 1841 Charles Grubb was born 17 January 1844 Nancy E . Grubb was born 7 March 1845 Deaths: Two babys born dead 1821 (Note: This was right under the deaths . ) Charles Grubb died 23 February 1844 Lura A. Grubb died 8 September 1846 James E . Grubb died 17 February 1852 Henry Grubb died 17 September 1862 Sophia M. Kegley died 17 September 1862 Mary A. Grubb died 24 October 1865 Henry Grubb Consort of Mary Grubb Departed this life on the 6th of November 1870. May he live long in the memory of his children. Mary A. Grubb wife of Henry Grubb died 18 December 1879, age 76 years. Andrew J. Grubb died 2 January 1915 Elizabeth Jane Fry (G rubb ) died 23 July 1901 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �82 L ISTING OF KNOWN CEMETERIES IN THE CI7Y OF ROA._NOI<E Submitted by : Nelson Harris, 2813 Edgewood Sc., Roanoke, VA 24015 The City of Roano ke did an inventor y of the cemeteries in Roanoke City and Mr . Nelson felt it might be of interest to rea d ers of the VAN . GENERAL l. 2. LOCATION Evergreen Mcclanahan Heirs Off Brighton Rd , SW Behind Advance Auto Store o n 24th St ., NW Salem Turnpke , NW Between Salem Turnpke & Melrose Ave., NW 3 . 4. St . Andrews Fairview 5. First Baptist Church Trustees Orange Ave. at I -581 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . 11 . COND ITI ON/COMMENTS NAME City of Roanoke Campbell Heirs Hylton Heirs Logan Heirs Trevey Tazewell Ave Behind 4134 Welcome Valley Rd Well maintai n ed Not maintai ned Well mainta i ned Well maintained Part in fair condition & part in poor condition Well maintai ned Well maintained Confederate Soldi er grave Fair condition Not maintai ned Glen Heather Rd ., SW Glen Heather Rd ., SW GreenRi dge Road, NW at Salem City Limit s Well maintained Cove Rd ., NW Cove Rd ., NW Well maintained Well mainta ined 16 . Church of the Brethren Cedar Lawn Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Temple Emanuel Beth I srael Mt. Moriah Airport Rd. Orange Ave, East Orange Ave , Eas t Orange Ave, Eas t 17. Persinger Heirs Memorial Ave, SW 18. Moorman Heirs 800 blk Hanover Ave ,NW 1 9. Samara 20 . Grubb Well mai n tained Well mainta ined Well maintained Fair condi tion, a g i n g congregation would like help in maintenance Well maintained Confederate Soldier Mowed lot , could not distinguish grave s Grown over, sunken graves Fair condi t:ion 12. 13 . 14 . 15. (Springwood ) Liberty & Hunt Ave , NW Adj to 3622 Kegy Rd VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES I �83 21. Belford (Lewis & Elenore Shepherd) Adj to 4306 Belford .'b..ve, SW 22. Fleming/Read Golf Course (may be one or two adj cemeteries) 23. Kefauver 24 . Dillon, Anderson, Day Coon & Barnhardt 25. 26 . 27. Mo~terey Gravesite of Elizabeth Guerrant Wil liams Memorial Park Mt. Pleasant Blvd. just past Rutrough Rd. Dead end of Carrington, SW Dead end of Mt . Holla~d, SW Prop. of Roland Macher Huntington Court Westside Blvd. & Tyler Ave, l\1W Fair Condition (ve getation cut, head stones knocked over) Fleming grave site in good conaition . Eorizontal slate tablets over numerous Read grave sites are deteriorating Grown over, not maintained Fair condition Grown over, not maintained Fair condition, not fenced in Excellent ============·================================================================= WM. L . BURTON Having located himself at Captain F. Pate's near the Big Lick, where his professional service to the inhabitants of Botetourt County, and its environs . PHYSICIAN and SURGEON . By uniformity and regularity of conduct , assiduity , and at t ention to those cal ls, which may be made upon him , h e hopes to render himself worthy of the confidence, and part of the patronage of t h at county . A due regard to c i rcumatances, and the pressure of the times . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- BALDWIN L . SISSON Attorney at Law, Will in £uture attend the Superior and inferior Courts of Botetourt, Franklin and Alleghany counties. from " Herald of the Valley" , September 7, 1822. VI RGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �84 QUERIES 9 7 -63: Need par/ o Joseph BOYD , b abt 176<;;, Frankli:-i Co VP.. ; d Russell Co VA aft 185 0 ; m Nancy AARON (?) abt 1800 . Ch : Jo~athan , E lizabeth , Nanc y, Patience , Robe rt, & Rosina ( 11 Ziney 11 ) . Carl Bovd, P .O.Box 795, McBride , B . C . VOJ 2EO Canada (US oos taae 46c J ohn J . WATSON, w Oney, ch : Mary , Nancy, Wi lliam, & unnamed i n f ant lst appear i n Tazewell Co census in 1860 (HH# 877) . Who were their par and whe r e did they come from? This is some indication they came from Carrol l Co , but this may be an error . Whe r e was Wi ll iam born? Will reimburse copying & postage. Carl Bovd, see 97-63 97-64 : 9 7- 65: Looking fo r info fro m 1850 thru 1912 on Ot ey F . KINSEY, F loyd Co VA; Jacob Otey KINSEY, Montgomery Co VA ; Wi lliam Marshall KINSEY, Montgo me r y Co VA . Descendents of Christian KUNTZY from Swi t z erlan d. The s e KINSEY fa milies l ived around Riner or Chr i s t iansburg VA . Prob owned KINSEY - CROMER Co mpany around 1855 i n Christiansburg VA . Robert A Kinsev, 609 Pollard Hill Rd., Johnso n Cit v, NY 13 7 9 0 PH : ( 6 0 7) 6 8 2 - 9 7 9 8 Seek info a nd/or desc of Michael NICAR. Surname a l so s pelled NIGER, NEGER, NEGOR, NEGAR . Mic h ael b ca 1765-1770 in Germany & m Sarah MORGAN in MD in 1 793. After 1800 fam il y moved to Campbell Co VA . Michael d 1843, Sar ah d bet 1840-1842 . Ch i ncl Hugh M. , John, Robert and Catherine , who m Hargrove MITCHUM . Marv Lucado , 2245 Fa irview St . , Christiansbu ra, VA 24073 e-ma il : aen . research@VT . edu 97-66: Seek par & in fo on Michael REED & wife Ann Katherine of Rockbr i dge Co VA . Michael b ca 17 50 -17 60 , d 1.832 . Kather i ne b ca 1770, d 1852 . Ch inc l: Sar ah who m Andrew C . TROUT , E lizabeth who m Pecer WISEMAN, Benjamin , & a g-dau Mary Magdel i n REED. Michae l desc from the Pennsyl vania German REED s, buc whic h one? Marv Lucado , see 97 - 66 97-67 : Seek par Io ..:resse HOLT of Charlotte Co m Sarah FOSTER i n d ca 1543. Dau Eli z abe t h F . (b 1.82 2 ) m James H. HAILEY in Eli z abeth & her ch moved to Roano ke Co d u ri ng Civ i l War , where dau Luvenia Ann HAILEY m John L . GOODWIN in 1868 . Info o n any of the above would be appreciated . Mary Lu cad o , see 97-66 9 7 - 6 8: 18 1 5 , 1841 . 97-69 : Seek info & desc of William HICKMAN, b 1 810 & h i s par William & Mary (ELL I OTT ) HICKMAN, m 20 J un 1799 , Bath Co VA . Margie Post , 410 N . Steuben Ave . , Chanute , KS 66720 - 1 641 VIRGI NIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �85 97-70 : Seek info on desc o f William & Ma ry (SHIELDS ) NICHOLSON early settlers of the Colony of VA . One s on John NICHOLSON had dau Margaret Vic t o ri a NICHOLSON, b 1 848 , m 1876 William Garvin MANLY in GA. Maroie Post , see 97 - 69 97-71 : Seek info on J ohn SCOTT native of VA who wit h Jane CAMPBELL of VA wenc co East TN , married & r aised 10 ch . Family Bible said Cork Co. The i r 3rd child was George Henderson SCOTT b 9 - 10- 1 806 . When George was 1 2 , they moved t o Flemi ng Co KY & farmed near Locust Creek or loc ust creek area . George m Sara Rice LAWSON 1 829 in F lemings burg ; by 1832 t hey were in Port l and Mil l s IN . James L . Horney, 501 Pecan St, Weathe r ford OK 73096-4235 9 7 - 7 2 : Would like to corres w/anyo ne having i nfo on Fullen LESTER of Tazewe l l Co VA . Par Thomas A. LESTER & Margaret DRAKE . Need bd & pl. He m Angeline LESTER on 14 dee 1860, Tazewell Co & lived near Paint L i ck . Angeline dau of James LESTER & Jerushia ASBURY , b mar 183 7, Pai n t Lick . They had 10 ch , one of which was Augustus Spi l l e r LESTER, b 7 Aug 1867 . M. Pat Youno, 1398 Beckey Gibson Rd ., Gr eer, SC 296 5 1 9 7 -73: Would like to cor res w/anyone having info on Harvey Herbert YOUNG b 1845 or 1847 Rockingham NC m Nancy Jane THOMAS l Jun 18 82 , Ta z ewel l VA . Do not know par names . Nancy dau of Johnny & Loucinda (?) THOMAS of Pounding Mil l VA . They had 4 ch that I know of, one of wh i ch was Henry Chapman YOUNG. M. Pat Young, see 97-72 9 7 - 74; Would l i ke to corres w/anyone having info on George W. YOST , b 1 Jan 1841 , Tazewell Co VA, s/o John YOST & Elizabeth STUMP . He m Harriet BOURNE 6 Dec 1858, Ashe Co NC . Harriet b in England , dau/o James BOURNE & Marcha GILLET . M. Pat Young, see 97 72 97 - 75 : Seek par/o Joseph E. HIX / HICKS b 27 Jan 1823, Lee Co VA, m Margaret HARDWAY , moved to Cl ark Co IL where they had Eliz., Fanny, Me l roy, Ma r y , Alice , Joseph R . , Allen , Charles, & Frank. Alice 11 11 Susan came back to VA & m William Henry SHINAUT. Marv Barton Bailey , 5750 W. 69th St. , Overland Park, KS 66204-1509, e-mail: TINNETTE@aol.com 9 7 -76 : Wo u ld like to corres w/anyone researching SHINAUT /SHINAULT in VA . Also various different spellings : CHENAULT, CHINAUT , SHINALL, SHENAULT. Mary Barton Bailey, see 97 - 75 97-77 : Would l i k e to corres w/anyone research BARTON familv esp in Henry/Patrick Cos . Mary Barton Bailey, see 97-75 VIRGI NIA APPALACHIAN NOTES in VA , �86 97-78 : I am researching : John SMITHSON & son Sylvanus SMITHSON; Samue l KNIGHT & wife Sar ah SMITHSON of Lunenberg Co VA & TN ; James HARRISON wife Hi xie ROBERTSON/ROBINSON Brunswick Co VA, Warren Co NC TN ; Bart holome w TAYLOR VA GA; J o hn WHTTEN (sic) & wi fe Elizabet h HI NSON VA GA ; Al ecy ORR VA GA . Wil l trade info ; am working on a book. Hel e n Pate Ross , 1801 Esic Dr , Edwardsville, IL 62025 97 - 79 : Ca mpbel l Co TN 1850 ce n sus l ists Mays~ ack BRUCE being bin VA i n 1802 . Wi f e Sar a h al s o b in VA. He poss had 2 bro named Shadra ck & Abendigo. I hope to i ndentify f i rs t immigrant & name of p l ace i n Scot l and from which they came . Joan:-ia Bruce Zobel , 6l5 Ottawa Dr , Troy , MI 48098 - 1665 97-80 : Seek info on par, sib , b /p l of Thomas SHERRITT b ab t 1 755 , d 1832 Botetou rt Co VA . He bought l a nd 19 mi NE o f Fincastle in 1 794 , m Rebecca WILSON, dau of Robert WILSON abt 1782 in Augus t a Co , VA . They h ad 5 son s : Robert Wi lson (m Jane HOLDEN ) , John , Thomas , Ja me s (m Mary M. BAUMGARTNER ) & Waterson SHERRITT ; 2 dau Nancy SHERRITT MASTERSON & Mary SHERRITT BAUMGARTNER . John settled in IN, & Thomas & Wa t e r son i n KY . Ann She rr it t Costel l o, Rt. l , Box 527, Las Vegas , NM 87701 === == = ============ = ===== = = == === = = = = ==== == = ==~======= = == === = ~=== = = DID YOUR QUERY NOT GET PUBLISHED? query may n ot get published : Here are a few reasons why a Query is t oo l ong . 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It gives a historical background on the creation, f unction and development o f the various courts in Washington Co . Page 29, Vol . 26 No. 1. Faded Writing: If the writing is too faded to re ad, use a 75-watt black light bulb in any lamp that casts light directly on the written message. The writing will appear miraculously . From the I o wa Genealogical Society via Watauga Association of Genealogy Bulletin. GENEALOGY BULLETIN, Number 39, May/June 1 997. Maps, Names, and Places by William Dol larhide is an excellent art i cle on topographic maps , g eographic names index , DeLorme Atlases and Gazetteers. The article discusses by the genealogist needs maps, how to obtain topographic ma ps from the United States Geological Survey (USGS ) , list of catalogs that can be ordered from USGS for free, discusses USGS pl ans t o produce "National Gazett eer of the United States", what is available on CD-ROM, and map software for your computer . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �88 NEW BOOKS IN THE VIRGINIA ~CCM i"J.P...RCH 1997 (Continued) : AFRICAN AMERICAN NEGIHBORHOODS IN TRANSITION: VINTON , VIRGINIA, by D. Darlene Richardson-Coulson . Hollins College. 1994. INTERWOVEN FR~NCH CONNECTIONS 1710-1996, Vol . 1 and 2, by Virginia French Wermuth. 1996. ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF MORGAN ORLANDO UTT AND OLIVE REBECCA (PROTZMAN) UTT, compiled by Patricia D. Mitchell , Dallas, Texas . 1996 . SOME DESCENDANTS OF ANTHONY HANDCOCK AND SON MARTIN HANCOCK OF RED HOUSE, VIRGINIA, compiled by Thomas E. Marshall, III, Austell, GA . 1995. FLOYD COUNTY KENTUCKY MARRIAGES 1808-1865, compiled and printed by Joe R . Skeens , Prestonburg, KY. 1996. RUSSELL Colley. COt.JNTY VIRGINIA DEED BOOK 1 and 2, 178 7 -17 9 5, Iberian Publi s hing Co., Athens, GA. 1995 . by Tom RICHMOND COUNTY, VIRGIN I A ORDERS 1705-1706, edited & published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio . The Antient Press, McLean, VA . 1996. CAROLINE COUNTY , VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK, Part One abstracted and compiled by John Frederick Dorman. Virginia. 1992 . CAROLINE COUNTY, VI RGI NIA ORDER abstracted and compiled by John Virginia. 1992. 1767-1768, Falmouth, BOOK , Part Two 1768-1770 , Frederick Dorman, Falmouth , THE POLITICAL LIFE OF GENERAL JAMES A WALKER IN VIRGIN IA 1865-1885, by M. Caldwell Butler . MONONGALIA COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA RECORDS OF THE DISTRICT, SUPERIOR AND COUNTY COURTS, Vol . 6 : 1805-1808, and Vol. 7 : 1808 - 1814, compiled by Melba Pender Zinn. Heritage Books , Inc . 1994. HALIFAX COU)JTY, VIRG INIA DEED BOOK 15, 1790-1793 , abstracted and published by T.L . C. Genealogy, Miami Beach, FL. 1996 . 1860 CENSUS OF CLAY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, compi l ed by Neva Jane Stout Bryant . 1960. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �89 TUCKAHOES AND COHEES: THE SETTLERS Al'ID CULTURES OF AMHERST AND NELSON COlJNTIES 160 7-1807, by Catherine Hawes Coleman Seaman . Sweet Briar College Printing Press, Sweet Briar, Virginia . 1992 . 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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1860 CENSUS : ANNOTATED, Anderson Tur~er, Manassas , VA . 1993. by David PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY , VIRGI NIA 1850 CENSUS : .!u\TNOTATED, by Rona ld Ray Turner, Manassas, VA. 1993 . PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGIN IA 1880 CENSUS, alphabetically arranged, by Ronald Ray Turner, Manassas, VA . 1996 . RICHMOND COUNTY, VIRGINIA ORDERS 170 4-1 705 , edited and published b y R~th & Sam Sparacio . The Antient Press, Mc Lean, VA . 199 6 . THESE PEOPLE LIVED IN A PLEASANT VALLEY, A History of Slaves and Freedmen in Nineteenth Century Pulaski County, VA, by Linda Killen, Dpet. of His tory, Radford University . 1996 . FAUQU IER COUNTY, VIRGINIA MINUTE BOOK 1779-1782, edit ed & published The Antient Press, McLea n, VA. 1 996 . by Ruth & Sam Sparac io . ABSTRACTS FROM 1850 FIDUCIARY BOND VIRGINIA, by Charles T . Burton. 1996. BOOK, VI RGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES BOTETOURT COUNTY, �90 VIRGINIA 1796 -17 97 , e dited & DEED J:l...BSTR.l\CTS OF LOUDOUN COUNTY The Ancie~ c Press , McLean, VA . published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. 1996. I HISTORY OF CHU~CHVILLE, prepared by Churchville Woman's Club . DEED ABSTRACTS OF LOUDOUN COUNTY VIRGINIA 179 6, edited & publi shed by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean , VA. 1996 . 220 0 GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS FROM WINCHESTER A.ND FREDE~I C~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Book IV, Winchester-Frederick County His toric al Society . 1960. PILGRIMAGES OF FAITH, Histories of the Churches in th e Vienna, Virginia Co~munity, edited by David L. Meyer and James L. Vining. Goodway Graphics, Inc., Springfield, VA . 1990. A MENNONITE JOURNAL 1862-1865, by Jacob R. Hildebrand. Burd Street Press, Shippensburg, PA. 1996. LOWER NORFOLK COUNTY, VIRGINIA COURT ~ECORDS 1637-165 1 /52, by Alice Granbery Walter. Genealogical Publishing Co ., Baltimore, MD. 1994. THE DIARY OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE, WARRENTON , VIRGINIA, Moffett. Heritage Books, Inc. , Bowie, MD. 1996. by Lee THE LOST PENSIONS, Settled Account of the Ace of 6 April 1838, by Craig R . Scotc. Willow Bend Books, Love ttsvi lle, VA. 1 996 . MARYLANDERS TO CAROLINA, by Henry Publications, Westmi nster, MD. 1994. c. Peden, Jr. Family Line NEW KENT COUNTY, VIRG INIA WILL BOOK 1 (1864 - 1887) AND BOOK 2 (18801938), by June Banks Evans. Bryn Ffyliaid Publications, New Orl eans, LA. 1996. VITA.L RECORDS OF THREE BURNED COUNTIES : Births, Marriages , and De .:. ths of King and Queen, King William, and New Kent Counties , VA 1 680-1860 , by Therese Fisher. Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie, MD. 1995. MY STEFFY CONNECTIONS, by Gerald R. Steffy, Peoria, IL. 1990. STEPHEN SINK OF FRANKLIN COUNTY , VA 1759-1835, by M. Graydon Sink. 1959. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �91 .l.\PRIL 1997: 1840 CENSUS & INDEX FOR LOGAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA (later West Virginia), edited by Agnes Branch Pearlman . Distributed by Eco View, Santa Ana, CA . 1976 . HOW TO FIND PEOPLE WITH INFORMATION FROM PUBLIC RECORDS, by Robert L. Berke . Consumer Education Re search Center, South Orange, NJ . 1995. HOW TO WRITE YOUR PERSONAL & FAMILY HISTORY, A Resource Manual, by Keith E . Banks . Heritage Books, Bowie, MD . 1989. I N SEARCH OF FAM ILY HISTORY, A Starting Pl ace, by Paul Drake, J . D. Heritage Books, Bowie, MD. 1992. A MEDICAL MISCELLANY FOR GENEALOGISTS, by Dr . Jeanette L . Jerger. Heritage Books , Bowi e, MD . 19 95 . YOU OUGHT TO WRITE ALL THAT DOWN, A Guide to Organizaing and Writing Genealogical Narrative, by Pau l Drake, J.D. Heritage Books, Bowie, MD. J.996 . THE HISTORY OF THE POUND, ediced by Rhonda Robertson and Nancy Clark Brown. The Historical Sociecy of The Pound, Pound, VA . 1993 . THE HISTORY OF THE POUND, VOLUME II I, People of the Pound, Edited by Grace B. Edwards and Brenda D. Salyers . The Hiscorical Society of the Pound, Pound, VA . 1996. 1830 CENSUS OF LOGAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, (now West Virginia ) , transcribed by Netti Schreiner-Yantis. Springfield, VA. 197C. NORTH CAROLINA RESEARCH, Genealogy and Local History, 2nd Ed. , edited by Helen F . M. Leary. North Carolina Genealogical Sociecy, Raleigh, NC. 1996. NEW PROVIDENCE CHURCH, A His t ory, 1746-1996, by Katherine L . Brown. New Providence Presbyterian Church, Raphine, VA . 1996 . FAMILIES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY AND BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 1 776 - 1996, compiled by the Holston Territory Genealogical Society. 1996. THE ABCD'S OF EDGEFIELD GENEALOGY : ANNOTATIONS TO BIBLE RECORDS, CEMETERIES OF FAMI LIES, DEATH NOT ICES , compiled by Edgefield chapter South Carolina Genealogical Society. 1995 . GRAHAM'S PETERSBURG, JACKSON'S KANAWHA, AND LURTY'S ROANOKE HORSE ART I LLERY , by robert H. Moore,II. H . E . Howard . 1996. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOT ES �92 TH~ nUBER - HOOVER F~.MILY HISTORY, Publishing ~ouse, Scottdale, PA . by Harry M. 1928. Hoover. THE HUBER - HOOVER FAM I LY HISTORY INDEX, comp iled by Burkett , O~de Springf i eld Shoppe , Elverson, PA . 1993 . Me:-i:-ionice Jerri Lynn SUPPLEMENT TO THE OFF I CAL RECORDS OF THE UNION AND CONFEDER.J.:\TE ARMIES, PART II-RECORD OF EVENTS, VOLUME 41, edited by Janet B. Hewe~t. Broad=oot Publishing Company . 1997. SUPPLEMENT TO THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES , P~RT II-RECORD OF EVENTS , VOLUME 42 , ed ited by Janet B . Hewett, Broadfoot Publ ishi ng Comp any. 1997 . BEST GENE~..LOGY SITES ON TP.E INTERNET, by Shelia Sceele Hunt . 1996. THE FAMILY TREE OF SAMUEL PATTON (PETER) BROOKS ~-~D HANNAH CATHERINE SPRATT /BROOKS , compiled by Zola Evelyn Brooks/dodge . 199 7. = = == ======= = ============================ = = = ======== = = == =========~ NEAT NET SITES <http : //mapping.usgs.gov/esic/mapprice . html> is the place to go for information on ordering maps from the United State Geolog i cal Survey office . To find o~t what symbols mean on old tombstones , go to the Olive Tree Genealogy Home Page and check out their Graven Images . <hccp: //www .rootsweb . com/-ote/grave . htm> Post queries for free <http://www . geocities . com/Heart l and/Plai ns / 2 732> a t For addresses to National Cemeteries, visit the National Cemetery System's ~ome Page. chttp://www . va . gov/cemetery/address . htm> Virginia Tech (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University) has a home page at <ht t p : //www . vt.edu> . You can go to their Newman Library ' s Reference Department through t hat Home Page or go directly to the reference department at <hctp: //re fserver.lib.vt.edu> . The Palatines to America <http://genealogy.org/-palam/>. has a Home Page at WWW Genealogy Resources for Specific State , maintained by The Al len County [IN] Public Library is very useful f or links to the state c~at you are research in. <http ://www.acpl . lib.in.us/> . VI RGINIA AP PALACHIAN NOTE S �CALDWELL CEMETERY Craig County, Virginia John's Creek Across Rl. 632 from "Craig Healing Springs Christian Church" past a big field . The cemetery is in a wooded area on a hill . Copied by Charles W. and Ruth G. Hale September 25, 1987 t t Mothe r Fa ther M o ther t Charles W . ... .. ... . , . . ....... June 6, 1913 - Jan . 5, 1962 Virginia AS USNR W.W.ll Ferrell John Wesley ....... ... . .. .... Jan . 13, 19 12 ·May 30, 196 1 Spa n gler Drema Ann . . ....... . . . ... . . . . Sepl. 16, 1956 - Sept. 17, 1956 C lark Dr. John Alexander ..... . ....... June 22, 1857 - July 17, 1932 Wygal Mary Ferrell ........ . ........ . Aug. 15, 1866 - Apr. 11, 1949 W ygal Floyd E.......... . . . . ....... Died Nov. 21, 1942 M ills William E... . ............ . .. . Born 1872 Died 1943 G ivens Gordon W............. .. ..... Sept. 15, 1875 - Aug. 5, 1946 " Laura . ........ ..... .. , .. . . . Oct. 28, 1875 - Ocl. 9, 1963 Jackson C lare nce Edward . . ........... . 1876 - 19-*8 4 graves marked wilh Ficldstones l grave marked with Funeral home marker, no name left Black Charles E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr. 14, 186 1 - Aug. 26. 1919 Black ElsieM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fan . 28, 187 1-Jan.1 9, 1938 Ou ld Mary Ferrell .. . ...... ... . ..... June 15. 19 10 - Dec. 8, 1980 (Add. Boimo n Marker) Ferrell Mila C. ........... . .... . .... June 8. 1884 ·Dec. 9, 1967 Fe rre ll J. Watt ............. . . . .. . .. June 8, 1888 - May 25, 19 59 Ferr t! ll Annie Maude .... . .. . .. . ..... . Mar. I. 19 18 - June 5. 19 19 dau of J. W. & M.M. 2 graves marked wiLl1 fieldstone S mith G eorge W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Co.K 46 Va. Inf. CSA (Iron Cross) Caldwell E lmer P. . . . ... .. ......... . .. Se pt 28. 1882 - Feb. 17, 1901 son of M .G. & A.A. Nannie ....... . .......... . .. June 29, 1884 - Aug. 19, 1943 Cald we ll E.F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J unc 8, 1878 - Sept. 5, 1907 Caldwell son of M.G. & A.A. W . Roscoe .. .. .... ........... B. Aug. 22, 1905- Killed fan . 27. 1917 Caldwell s. o f E .F. & N.C., Cald we ll Marion Gilbert ............ .. .. May 22, 1850 - Sept. 28, 1<)33 Arn1inty Ann ...... ... . . .. . ... Sept. 28, 1850 - Apr. 14, 1931 Way Harold Dec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 9, 1902 - June 2, 1968 Lo uis iana CMI US Navy W .W .ll C rawford William T . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1897 - 1956} Ma ttie L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1900 - 1972 married Sepe. 24, 1942 Grave marked by tieldstones Dudding C harlie G . . . . . . . . . , . ... .. . . . Sept. 9, 1876 · Dec. 10, 195-t Nov. 1. 1887 - Mar. 27, 1960 Lillian L. ...... . Nov IH.:W - May 15. 1906 Joseph B... . Looney June I-+-. 1849 - Nov 19, 192ti Annie Jnnes . . .. . .. Loont!y Dudding VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 93 �9 eALDWELL CEJ\iffiTE RY Craig County, V irginia - J ohn 's C reek W. Codie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minta A......... . .......... . Jacob C . .. .. .. .. ....... . ... . E lmore ,, Ada Looney .. .... . .......... . A. Oscar . .... . . . ....... . . . . . Crawford Melvina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 g raves, fields tones Caldwell Paul Burton ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . " Inf. son of B.C. & M.E. . .. . .... . Jasper J. . . . . . .... . ... ....... Caldwell Bert C. ..... ... ... .......... Caldwell Mary E . . . . . . . .. , . . . . . . . .. . Davis Bin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Agatha Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lamb James W ......... . . ..... .. . . . L amb E lizabet11 L . .... . ... ... . . ... . H ughes RCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fe rre ll Father Mother Father Mother t 1888 1890 1884 1883 1859 1867 - 197 1 1976 1943 April 1959 (bur. 16, April. ) 19 13 1937 Sept. 29, 191 2 - Dec. 1919 19 19 Jul y 26, 19 10 - Apr . 2, 1934 1888 - 1976 1885 - 1962 Co. G. 17th U.S. Inf. Span ish Amcricm1 War 190 1 - 19 18 1875 - 1938 1870 - 193 7 Scratched on fieldstone. Additional Info rma tion on Caldwell Cem etery Ferrell, Mila, d/o George Caldwell & Eliza Jane Ruble Ferrell, John Wesley. s/o John Watson Ferre ll & Mila Caldwell D udding, Lillian L etha, d/o Joseph & Vina Looney Givens, Laura Grove, d/o Marion G. Caldwell & Am1i111.a Smi lh C aldwell, Mary Euu, d/o Oscar Craw ford & M::i.ry Looney, died Nov . 27, 1962 Caldwell, Walter R., died fan . 27, 1917 was "slIUck by a horse" Wygal!, Mary Ferre ll , d/o Jacob & Arbelia Fisher 2nd wife John A. Ferrell VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �HUFFMAN CEMETERY 95 Cap tain, Craig County, Virginia On Rt 632 Near Llle Giles Coumy, Virginia Line Recorded by Rulli G. Hale February 21, 1992 I had quite a remarkable guide, Mrs. Willie Mills H uffma n 2 H u ffma n 3 H uffma n 4 5 Huffma n H uffman Ferr ell t 6 7 8 Marked by Marked by H uffma n 9 IO 11 Bro U1cr 12 Brot11er 13 H uffman 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 t Collins H uffma n H uffma n Collins FaU1cr M o Uler 23 24 25 26 t H uffma n H uffma n H uffman Collins Collins Collins Bittle Webster .... . .......... . Jan. 2, 19 12 - Dec. 24, 1981 (Boitno tt Fu. Marker) Giles IL .... . ...... ..... .. .. . Oct. 15, 1900 - Sepe. 23, 1950 s/o Frank H. & Sophronia A .0 "Teacher, Eleclrician, Farmer & Pipefitter" Frank H. ..... . .............. Jan. 2 1, 1868 - Jan. 28, 1938 "Teacher, S upt of School, Carpenter, Certified Land Surveyor & Farmer" Sophronia A. Sublett . . .. .. ...... June 22, 1875 - June 22, 1961 Inf. child o f F.H. & S.A ... .... . . Born & Died Aug. 31, 1898 Mattliew Co. K. 46 Ya. Inf. Regt. CSA "Iron Cross" roc ks rocks Rufus Chapman .......... . .... 1860 - 1907 Martha L. (Caldwe ll) . . . . . . . . . . . . 1854 - 1940 Rexfo rd W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. Apr. 13, 1913 - Dec. 12, 1916 Dillard C. . . ...... . ...... . ... Dec. 4, 1909 - Nov. IO, 1918 Annie Bell ...... . .... .. ...... 1887 - 1968 (Buried al Cedar Lawn) Bertie S. . .... . ... . . . . ...... . Occ. 16, 1883 - Feb. 22, 1929 Ruddell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rest of stone underground W. Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 884 - 1937 Ira Gibson . . . ... . ...... . . . .. . June 29. 1894- Oct. 14, 1956 Va. Pvt. Co. D. 3 17 Inf. W.W.! Louie H. . . . . . , . ..... . ....... Jan. 2, 1887 - Aug. 15, 1961 W. Mason ........ . .......... Sept. 7, 1890 - Sept 15, 1966 F. Gilbert ....... . . . ..... . , . . . 1889 - 1968 Effie E . . . . . . ............... . 1903 - 1947 D . Spencer .. ........... . .... . 1945 - 1945 E maline . . ............. . ..... 1936 - 1936 Jerry Lee ..... . .. . .... . ...... Dec. 24, 1946 - May 17, 1966 Ya. Pvt. U.S. Marine Corps Victo ria Blankenship. . . . . . .. . ... 19 15 - 1974 (Funeral Ifomc Marker) Herbert C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Dec. 9, 1912 - July 13, 1967 Upt.lutc: 27 Ferrell Lilian Inez Coll ins ... ..... .. ... Feb. 20, 1935 - Apr. 16, 1995 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �96 CRAWFORD MEMORIAL CEMETERY Red Brush Craig County, Virginia At Paxton Chapel, Route 605 Recorded by Ruth G . Hale February 4, 1992 Crawford Wolfe t Crawford Crawford Helms t Paxton Paxton t Hannah " Harles.s Owens Owens Owens Williams Williams Obenchain All t All All Bryant H Hur st Duncan Ladd Scott t Williams Williams Baker Joshua D .. . . . ... ........ .. ... July 22, 1882 - Nov. 23, 1978 Rena G ... . . . ..... ... . . ... ... Jan. 8, 1887 - Oct. 3, 1966 Perrian A. ..... ..... ... ..... . Dec. IO, 1864 - Apr. 15, 1955 Virginia Bell (fucker) .. ..... .... Oct 14, 1866- June 22, 1962 Delbert Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dec. 18, 1913 - Sept. 19, 1983 SSgt. US Army W.W.II, 9AAF Base Unil, 2242 Q.M . Truck Co. Thelma Elmore ............ . ... June 2, 1917 Otha Paul . ...... ....... ..... Mar. 27, 1906 - Oct. 9, 1989 Dessie Crawford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Apr. 5, 1911 - Oct. 9, 1979 Geoffrey A . . . ........... ... .. Aug. 29, 1894 - Dec. 27, 1966 Va. Cpl. Co.F, 317 Inf. 80 Div. W.W.!. P.H. Annie H . . . ....... .... .. . .... Feb. 27, 1899 - Feb. 6, 1984 Clarence ... ... . . ... ........ . 1920-2 Married I0 Aug. 1945 Verena M ..... .... . . . ....... . 1926~ Billy, Jr. . .. ..... .... . . . . ... . 1972 - 1976 (Boilllott Marker) Luther ....... ............. . . 1922 - 1983 (Boitnott Marker) Danny Allen . . .............. . 1951 - 1971 Gary W . . . . . . . ............. . 1959 - 1986 (Boi1nou Marker) Byron D .... ..... ...... ..... . May 4, 1929 - Sept. 19, 1986 Betty Jo T .... ....... ... . .... . Jan . 8, 1931 Percy Mccorkle, Sr. . ......... . . Oct. 11, 1905 - June 17, 1973 John R., Jr. . ................ . May 26, 1936 - Aug . 8, 1973 Pfc. US Army John R . . . . . . . .. ...... ... . .. . Apr. 15, 1912 - Nov. 15, 1981 Everett Wilson ......... ...... . Jan. 31, 1915 - Oct. 12, 1975 Cpl. Army Air Forces W.W. II Ward Lawrence ...... . ... .... . Nov. 27, 1887 - Nov. 1, 1976) Momcd Virgia Paxton .......... . ..... . June 15, 1898 - Jan. 12, 1982 j 14Aug. 192.2 William Beverly .. ............ . Aug. 21, 1913 - Jan. 9, 1979"2 Manfcd J 25Nov. t968 Lucy Bryant ... . . . .. . ... ..... . May 17, 1923 Lillie Paxton ...... .. .. .. . . .. . 1901 - 1972 Mary Ella .... ............. . . Sept 13, 1892 - Jan. 6, 198 1 Thurman A. . . . .. • .... ... ..... 1912 - 1972 Elsie B . . . .... . ............. . 1919 Pernie Piner ... . .. . .......... . March 27, 1906 - Jan . 6, 1990 Ernest T. ..... .... ...... ... . . Feb. 13, 1900 - July 12, 1977 Traynham .................. . Sept. 15. 1924 - March 13, 1985 Pfc. us Army, w.w.n G rave ? unmarked VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �97 CRAWFORD MEMORIAL CEMETERY Red Brush, C raig County, Virginia Paxton t Dad t Paxton Cr owder " Pruitt t Huffman Welch Can trell Helms Brother Davis A.rthur W . . . . ............ .. . . AS US Navy (2 stones) Beulah C. . . . . . . . .. . . .. ..... . Cleve S. . .. . ....... . .. ..... . Adena C . ............... .. . . . Carl Raymond ............... . Virginia BT 3 US Navy, Korea Walter Watson ........ . ...... . Leunetta E. . ....... . . ... .. . . . Grover Lee . . . . .... . ... ... . . . Melvin Parker . . . .. ..... . .. . . . Pfc. US Army, W.W.II Ernest C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Dec. 16, 1896 - Nov. 14, 1974 1903 - 1984 (Rader Fu. Marker) May 17, 1901 - Sept 13, 1984] July 10, 1905 - Apr. 9, 1988 . March 12, 1930 - Oct. 8, 1972 Married 29 932 Dcc. • Nov. 25, 19 14 - June 16, 1979 1906 - 1990 (Boimott Marker) 191 7 - 1984 (add. Boitnott Marker) March 10, 1916 - Feb. 14, 1986 1935 - 1975 (add. Boitnott Marker) New Graves: C rawford Harless A shby Lee ................... 1915 - 1991 (Boimott Marker) Robert L. .................... 1940 - 1992 (Boimott Marker) =============·=============================================================== TO TRAVELLERS Mrs . Abercrombie, hav ing taken possession of the house lately purchased by G. Hancock from Mr . Charles Green, in the East end of Salem, Va. known as the " SALEM HOTEL" Respectfully informs travellers that she intends keeping a Public House, and from her experience in the business , she flatters herself that she will share a portion of the public patronage . ' An attentive ' Ostler is provided, and the bar well supplied with Liquors , and she hopes her Table will be infe r i o r to none . fro m " Herald of the Va ll ey " , 24 May 1823, Fi ncastle, Va =============================================================================== HERALD OF THE VALLEY 16 October 1820, Fincastle, Va. MARR I ED--- On Thursday the 12th instant , by t h e Rev Robert Logan, :Mr Henry Bowyer Jr t o the accompl is hed Miss Matil da, daughter of General James Breckenridge, a l l of this County . " God p r osper long the married state, " And grant it every b l iss. "And may we kiss the maid we please, " And please the maid we kiss." On the same evening , by the Rev J ohn He l ms , Mr Peter F Mace , to Hiss Mary L No fz in g er---Also- - -On the same , by the same , Mr John Beckner, to ~iss Elizabeth Cook , a ll of this County . . On Thursday the 5th instant by th e Rev Josep h Logan, Mr Ed.Jllund Wln te, t o Sarah , second daughter of Col Elijah McClanaban, all of this County. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �98 DOCUMENTATION The dreaded "D' 1 word keeps many good genealogists from submitting their work to publications. It keeps many good writers from publishing their work. However, documentation is not intended to make your research more difficult, it is intended to make it easier. It is intended to make it easier for you to let your renders know where you found your information. Unless you let them know, they think you made it up. Well, that is not exactly true. Some people will think you fabricated the whole thing , others will think you are being stingy and others will think you don' t really know what you're doing. We want you to submit your original research to the VAN for pub li cation. However, we do want your work to be properly documented. By " properly" we simply mean we want you to let us know where you found your information. Do you remember the thrill you felt the first time you located a missing ancestor or found one that shares your full name that you did not know existed? When you share your sources with others, they can feel the same thrill, perhaps by finding someo ne in the same source that did not apply to your branch of the family and which you, therefore, did not list in your research. Below are some guidelines that the VAN w ill be usLng to determine if proper documentation has been used in articles submitted for publication. The most important aspect of documentation is that the following information be given: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The title of the source The author of the source (if applicable) The publisher of the source The date of publication, edition number if applicable Where you found the source This can be done in any one of several methods. I. Any of the style manuals can be used 2. A reference list at the end of the article which is referred to in the body of the work using a number followed by a page number 3. A narrative style in which you simply make reference to the source within the body of the work (This method works best on short pieces with few references) If yo u have kept good notes for yourself so that you know where yo u found information, then yo u should huve no problem documenting your work. Even if you did not write down a ll the information, you should be able to go back to the source to complete it. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Beware of family traditions. If you have a piece of information that you have k.novvn all 9 9 your life, bllt you don't know exactly where the information came from originally, it is "family tradition." That does not mean that it isn't true or that vou can't use that information in your article. It simply means that you must lai.Jel it as family tradition unless you have done the research to substantiate your family tradition, in which case you show the sources that proved the family tradition to be correct. In another situation, you can remember when you were a very young child your Great-uncle George telling you the story of three brothers with your last name who came from Europe during the 18th Century to settle in America and that two of them became heads of famous families, but you are descended from the third brother who disappeared ~ithout a trace ... etc. \Vhen you put this information in your article, you must state that George told you the story. This does two things; it info1111s us that the story is "family tradition" and it let's you off the hook as saying that it is completely true until such time as you can prove it. One more caveat is the notion that "if three sources say it is so, then it is considered ' common knowledoe' and does not need to be documented." !vfanv times in the world of 0 genealogy, an article references a published family history then goes on to elaborate on what has already been published. The family history and the article DO NOT CONSTITUTE TWO SOURCES. Remember, when you cite a published work, you should check the documentation of that work to make sure you are not citing two references to the same source as two different sources. Reme mber, we at the VAN do want you to submit your articles of original research, we do want to know what you are doing on your own family history. Just remember that when you make a statement, you should also answer the question: ''How do you know that?" ============================================================================== MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT Mr George Lindginhogar this morning in felling a tree; lodged it against another , and in prizing it off the stump to get it down, had the misfortune to have his leg caught between the butt of the tree, and the grub of a sapling that stood near . The bones of his leg were fractured in two places, about three inches assunder, and the intermediate portion was shattered to pieces . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- TO COOPERS A man who has a small family, who can come well recommended, can f i nd employment for A Year or Two with the Subscriber in Montgomery, who will furn i sh him a house &c . Apply to John C. Griffin, Fincastle, or to GEORGE HANCOCK : Montgomery cty, April 23, 1821 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTICE The public are cautioned from trading for the following Notes Viz: One on Mary & Susannah Carlton for Forty-eight Dollars---One on Susannah Carlton for One Hundred Dollars; which Notes were executed to Wm. Pauley , in the year 1816 , and by Pauley traded to me.---Alas, One Note on N. Burwell, f or Ten Dollars; due 1823- --which Notes I have lost . WM PENNOCK from Herald of the Valley, April 23, 1821 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �10 0 Last Will and Testament of Caspar Reed Berks Co., Pennsylvania proved 5 October 1789 In the name of God Amen. The fourteenth day of January in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and Eighty eight. I Caspar Read of the Townshjp of Tulpehoccon in the County of Berks in the State of Pennsylvania Yeoman, being weak of body but of sound mind and memory, Thanks be to God for the same. And calling to mind the mortality of my body knowing that it is appointed for all Men to Die, do this fourteenth day of January aforesaid make ordain and publish trus my Last Will and Testament, in manner following. That is to say .. . Imprimis And first of all I recommend my soul into the Mighty Hand of God that gave it, and my body to the Earth to be buried in it. Christian like manner at the discretion of my executors herein after named and appointed. Item I do order all my just debts and funeral charges to be honestly paid and adjusted. Item I give and bequeath unto my six beloved cruldren or to their proper representatives and to their heirs and assigns forever all my estate wherein it hath pleased God to bless me with in trus world to be equally divided amongst them share and share alike. That is to say, To my Eldest Son John George Read one sixth equal share, To my Son Michael Read one sixth equal share, To my Daughter Elizabeth Catharine intermarried with John George Gall, one sixth equal share, To my Son Prulip Read one sixth equal share, To my Son Frederick Read one sixth equal share, and To my Daughter Mary Margaret intermarried with George Gebhard one sixth equal share, which will be six equal parts and shares. T 0 hold the same to them or their proper representatives and to their heirs and assigns forever. Allowing unto my Son John George Read the sum of ten pounds lawful money of Pennsylvania over and above rus equal share with the others the same to be for his first birth right. Item I give and bequeath unto my Son John Caspar Read and to heirs and assigns foreve r the full sum of one hundred pounds lawful money of ~ennsyl~ania whjch I have already paid rum wruch is and shall be in full satisfaction for rus hereditary share and portio n out of my estate and estates. Item I give and bequeath unto my son in law Adam Emrich and to ru s heirs and assigns fo rever, the full sum of two hundred pounds lawful money of P ennsylvania which shall be in full satisfaction for the hereditary shares and portions of my daughters Mary Barbara and Christena out of my estate and estates. And whereas I have already paid the said Adam Emrich the sum of one hundred pounds in part of my two daughters shares and heredit~ry portion to whom the said Adam En:rich was int~rmarri ed . So that he hath yet to receive the sum of one hundred pounds which he the said Adam Emrich shall receive of VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �my Son Frederick Read of the State of Virginia and fetch the same at his own expense and- 0 1 charges and that in four years after my decease and no sooner. And whereas my daughter Elizabeth Catherine hath issue four children with her first husband Hermanus Baddorff deceased, to with Michael, David, Philip, and Casper, all sons of the said Hermanus Baddorff aforesaid. It is therefore my will and I do hereby order that the one equal half si>..'th part of my daughter Elizabeth Catharine hereditary portion be equally divided amongst the said Michael, David, Philip, and Casper share and share alike and the other half part to be for the use of my daughter Elizabeth Catharine. It is further my will that my executors deduct out of my son Philip's share the sum of twelve pounds which sum I have advanced to him towards paying his saw mill. And in order that my executors may be the better inabled to make my children's shares aforesaid proper they are to have due regard and reference to certain papers and receipts given by my children for money advanced unto them by me. And Lastly I do hereby ordain nominate and appoint my trusty and beloved sons John George Read and tv'lichael Read (the said Nfichaei Read to have the same conunissions as my Son John George Read and no more) my whole and sole executors of this my Last Will and Testament and to see this my Last Will and Testament justly and honestly fullfilled according to the true intent and meaning thereof and I do hereby revoke disallow and make void all other wills or legacies whatsoever by me heretofore made whether in words or writing allowing this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament. Casper Read, signed by a mark Signed sealed published and pronounced by the said Casper Read as his last will and Testament in the presence of Us .... Jacob Lebo, John Ludwig submitted by Mary Lucado ;;~;:~==~~=;::::=;:~~=:=~=:~==:::~:~:;:=:;==:=~:~~:::~::~=~::~:=~~=;;;;=;:~:== Good son, Administrator of the estate of Samuel Eason deceased, and John G Eason and al 1 the other heirs and representative s of Samuel Eason deed· . In the ~ythe Chancery Superior Court. The defendants not being inhabitants of this commanwealth, are hereby notified that on the Ith day of March next, at the tavern occupied by William Wade at Montgomery Court House, we shall proceed to take the depositions of Garnet Peyton and others, .and on the ~th day of the same month, at the tavern called the White House in the county of Montgomery, on the main western road, above the last crossing of Roanoke, we shall proceed to take the depositions of Andrew Lewis and others, also on the 14th day of said month, at the tavern of George Bachus, in Bote~o~rt county, in the town of Fincastle we shall proceed to take ~he depositions of James Breckenridge and others, __11 which deposit ions are intended to be read as evidence in the suit we have against yo u. When and where you may attend. Elijah McClanahan, James McClanahan Wythe cty, Jan 15, 1821 from " Herald of the Valley", 15 January 1821, Finc as tle, Va VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �10 2 The Morristown Gazette February 9, 1898 "Hannah Family Reunion" Birthday of Mr. and Mrs. George Hannah Also their marriage anniversary and the ninetieth birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Hannah January 25. 1898 An intensely interesting event was enjoyed at the old homestead of the DeVaults, at Austin's Springs, Washington county, Tenn., Jan . 25, 1898. The ninetieth birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Hannah (more familiarly known as "Grandma Hannah") was the occasion of a large assemblage of her friends and relatives . and all the living children were present--and her children's children unto the third and fourth generation were there. As Mrs. Hannah and h~r family are all well known by many, an account of this event will not be uninteresting. Mrs. Elizabeth Stover was married to Mr. George Hannah on their birthday, Jan. 25, 1826, at the stone residence of her parents in Roanoke county, the garden spot of Virginia. Her father's farm is now the site of Roanoke City. Hr. Hannah was a citizen of the same county. When their family had multiplied to the Scriptural number, seven , they concluded to emigrate to East Tennessee (which was then a new country) where their children would have better opportunities. In December, 1841 , they commenced their journey in wagons, hacks, etc., etc. It was before the days of railroads. They crossed the Blue Ridge Mountain, following what is now the valley route of the railroad, until they came to Watauga River. They found this beautiful stream past fording from recent rains. They pitched their ter its and went into camp on her bank until they could cross and make their way on down to the rich valleys below. Mr. Valentine Devault, Sr., the landlord of the bank on which they were camping, came down to see who the movers were. The acquaintance proved to be agreeable on both sides, so much that Mr. Devault invited Mr. Hannah to take his family to the house and be entertained there--which hospitality was accepted . A mutual friendship sprang up, the ties of which have grown stronger through all the intervening years since, and which was the foundation for the ninetieth birthday celebration of the only living head of these two families. Mr. Devault persuaded Mr. Hannah to occupy a house on his land, a mile up the river, until he would have time to seek a satisfactory location. There were two houses in the same yard ; one was empty, and one stored with grains, fruits and vegetables. Mr . Hannah moved his family into the empty one. Mr. Devault told Mr. and Mrs. Hannah to use all they needed of the stores there, and that it was unnecessary to keep any accounts. Mrs. Hannah was an expert with her needle and, as it was before the days of sewing machines, it was a valuable accomplishment. With much nice neat work she tried to return the many favors received. The two eldest children were girls, Mary Elizabeth and Edna. They were experts, for their age, being only fourteen and eleven years, with knitting needles, which was also a valuable accomplishment in those days. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Hose and gloves grew like magic, and were given by Mrs. Hannah to Mrs. OeVaLJ!.tcf§>r herself and family. Mr. Hannah bought a farm of 300 acres one mile south of what is now Bluff City, seven miles from Mr. DeVault's. In two years Mr. and Mrs. Devault sickened and died within two days of each other, leaving their lands to their three young sons, Isaac, Jacob and Valentine, who were at that time in their young manhood. A large brick house was in course of erection. It was finished by them . The contractor, Mr. Jordan, was a courtly young man for whom they formed a high regard. Soon after the house was finished Mr. Jordan married . They gave him a grand reception , to which the Misses Hannah were invited, who had grown to be beautiful , winsome young ladies. Mary Elizabeth was a blonde, small , with bright intellect and modest deportment. Edna was a brunette, tall, amiable and modest. They made their debut at this reception . Isaac, Jacob and Valentine were in the full development of young manhood--were well-proportioned, erect--six feet high and over--handsome , gallant and courtly, and were considered the best opportunities for husbands in all the country. Cupid put in his arrows on that "infair" occasion and from that time the gallant Isaac went wooing the fair Mary Elizabeth. Her parents were highly elated. After a few months he asked for her hand in marriage . Their consent and blessings were graciously given. Then came a wedding and reception at the old homestead. They went to housekeeping in the house she had occupied w ith her father at first, until a new palatial brick residence on the same ground was built. Jacob married th e accomplished Miss Elizabeth Clark, of Nolachucky. They located immediately across the river, and built one of the pretties houses in the county. The union of Isaac and Mary Elizabeth threw Edna and Valentine much together. Soon it was known. Cupid has successfully used his arrows again. After a time Edna 's hand was asked by the greatly favored Valentine--again , as the first couple, with the hearty consent of the parents. Again nuptial ties were celebrated; and the kind Edna, with dark brown eyes and hair as black as a raven 's wing, became the mistress of the grand old homestead, where Mrs. Hannah has made her home in these later years. Had all men been like Valentine and all women like "Grandma Hannah" there never would have been the sarcasm written about mothers-in-law that has been. Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Hannah, first three girls, then three boy; then three girls, and three boys: Mary E. , Edna, Sarah J ., John W., E. Mark, James S., Lucy C., N. Francis, Charlotte So., George M., Andrew J. and Farel Bratcher. Two--Sarah J . and James S.-- died in their childhood. Mary E. died, leaving a family of five children; N. Fanny, who married Dr. James Stewart, died ; leaving a family of three children. The eight living were present at the reception : Mrs. Edna Devault, John W ., of Tusculum , Mark, of Austin 's Springs, Mrs. Lucy C. Jarnagin, of Morristown , Mrs. Charlotte McFerrin, of Bristol, George M., of Austin 's Sp'gs, Dr. Andrew J . and Dr. F.B. of Umatilla , Fla. The two youngest, A.J. and F.B., are the Joseph and Benjamin in the old lady's affection. They brought tropical fruits and vegetables with them from Florida, which added much luxury to the already luxuriantly prepared di nner. 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I• �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Publ ished Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ==~==-=====~==~======~==~=========== === =========================== Vol. 21 - No. 2 - May 1997 CONTENTS President's Message Quarterly Exchange Notes Book Review Upcoming Society Events Thomas Pleasants Jordan cl745-1809, Links to His Quaker Heritage by Mary Elizabeth Ferrell Interesting "Net Sites" New Books in the Virginia Room A Renfro/Rentfro Timeline by Billie Redding Lewis Reunion Notices Family Newsletters David Harless Cemetery, Montgomery Co, VA Addi t ions to the Index of Cemeteries, Vols 1-20 Queries 1997 Membership List Bits and Pieces 39 40 40 40 41 44 45 49 53 53 54 58 60 64 57, 63 ================================================================= MEMBERS WHOSE PASSING WE MOURN Nellie Easter Shively LaRue B. Mason They will be sadly missed VIRGINI A APPALACHIAN NOTES �39 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGNIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. May 1997 Dear Fellow Genealogists: This past March Carol Tuckwiller, Virginia Room librarian, received the "Excellence In Community Service" award from the Daughters of the American Revolution. The f ramed award and a pin were presented to her at a reception given in her honor by the Roanoke Valley Chapter of the D.A.R. wh i ch nominated her. see it in the Virginia Room. CONGRATULATIONS! Carol, from all your friends. The Virginia Gene~logical Socie~y hel~ their Spring Conference in Danville the first Saturday in April. Mary McCampbell Bel~, CALS, CG~, lectured on the National Union Catalog of Manus~ript Collections (the NUCMC ) . This on-going project of the ~ibrary of Congress to ~atalog u. s . Manuscript holdings is a ricdh resotu;rce ~nditof. pafrticu~ar interest to those coun ies. in maJ· or uni ver s i · t.1 es wo r king in "burne .b . D ,t . is ound . and research li rarie~.h on miss this source .... her Lecture · 1- 1·ne handout was eig t pages! 0 Ul: Always check the !espository's own catalogue for more complete detail about their collection since NUCMC is a catalogue of national scope . · Roberts Scott, CGRS, FSA spoke on p . Craig d ' ension Records Research: You Stoppe Too Soon . His four page handout gives you a clue to the number of sources often overlooked. We want to rush out and get to work! Just a few of our were there, I am sorry to say. Do mark your calendar members FALL conference, October 17 and 18 at Richmond. s for the Gene Swartzell President ' p ,.5 : :f yo , ~.:..ssed GNN!tA/,OOY fJAS l (,'8 .20.7 ;it o ur April meeting, ; r11 m ssrd a ~/Oridertul pr ()g.r a tn . Our t_h i:l ti k. s go to Karen 1 Yoppr_ (;e-; -1 , Ra.r;tt f: cwl e1 , ~lct1d y James , Do n Martinda l e and Ann '3 ; l •1t~st for ehe l r presentations. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �40 QUARTERLY EXCHANGE NOTES State of California Vital Records Rate Change (Effective January 1, 1997) Deaths (f rom July 1, 1905) $8. 00 ; Marriages ( from July 1, 1905) $12 . 00; Births (from July 1, 1905) $18.00; Divorces $12.00. Address : Office of Vital Records and Statistics, 304 11 S 11 Street, P> 0> Box 730241, Sacramento, CA 94 244-0241. From THE ROOT DIGGER, Solano County Genealogical Society, Inc . , Vol 14, No 1. BOOK REVIEW MEMORIES OF THE COOPERS COVE AREA, a Project of the Coopers Cove Community Club, Privately printed, soft cover, 121 pages, 1996. Family histori es of the early settlers are fol lowed wit h interviews of their descendats still living in the area . Memories faithfully recorded as spoken presents a charming and enjoyable history for the reader . Documents, photographs, and maps complete the publication. Make checks payable to Coopers Cove Community Club , $15.00, plus $3.00 postage and handling. Order from Mary Boenke, 180 Bailey blvd., Hardy, VA 24101. (Telephone 540-890-3957; E-mail: Maryboenke@aol.com) Carl Tuckwiller, Virginia Room librarian, has said this is the If you have first item about that locality she has r eceived . information regarding it, please consider sharing or donating doc u ments that wil l increase available research. UPCOMING SOCIETY EVENTS May meeting: Saturday, May 17 , 1997. A Fie ld Trip to Blacksburg, VA to t he Special Col lections Library of Virginia Tech with Laura Smith as hostess. Meet a t the Libra ry at 10:00 a.m . There will be a 30 minute introductory talk, then time for research. Those wanting to car pool from Roanoke will meet at the lower parking lot of the Oakland Baptist Church on Williamson Road at 8:30 a . m. September meeting : Saturday, September 20 , 1997. Lipes will speak on Colonial Diseases. REMEMBER, NO MEETING DURING JUNE , JULY AND AUGUST. VIRGINIA APPALACHI AN NOTES Suzanne H. �41 THOMAS PLEASANTS JORDAN cl745-1809 Links 'I'o His Quaker Heritage By Mary Elizabeth Ferrell Thomas Pleasants Jordan, the father of my ancestor Decorah Jordan Thomas, was torn about 1745 probably in Henrico COW1ty Virginia. In the search for his origins it seemed apparent at the onset that his might be a Quaker lineage. But no evidence emerged from the Society of Friends compiled records that this Thomas Jordan was the 'Thomas Jordan who was the son of P.enj amin Jordan . Wr itings on other 'Thomas Jordans tenrieri to "muddy the waters" . Several writings made suppositions and attempted to link: this Thomas to various Jordan l ines but failed to provide the evidence . Thus, this was a family line that I had placed on the back burner until a inquiry was received from a distant cousin ' s wife in Floyd, Virginia . That inquiry started me on a determined search. Badcg:t0tmd and Clues The rule of thumb in genealogical research - ''the best clues to a person ' s origins and birth family exist in the earliest proven place of residence '' became the first step in the strategy of this search. The collection of data was first centered on the reconstruct ion of the family of Thomas P . Jordan to try to establish those links before beginning to try to find the evidence to link him to the Quaker Benjamin Jordan, Jr . 'T'he reconstruction of the family was paramount in the strategy. Robert Barnard Jr., a descendant , also of Deborah Jordan 'Ihcmas (Charles Thomas Jr.) had written to me, sent me material on the Quaker Jordans . I had collected other material, too, which includen a book entitled These Jordans Were Here . I discovered this lx>ok in the Virgi nia Room of the Roanoke Library on a vi sit there. This writing was one that provided good information about the Jordan family. However, the supposition was made that placed Thomas P. Jordan, son of Benjamin, Jr., in another Jordan fami 1y. No clear evidence was given and this supposition subsequently proved to be incorrect. A letter from o. E. Pilson had brought another clue. 1his was a somewhat hidden clue that I had not realized was a clue until I began to review all the material I had gat hered . His letter had the informati on that Thomas Jordan had migrated into the Blueridge Mountain area after the Revolutionary War from "near Richmond". answer to a query placed in The Genealogical Helper hrought material from Marilyn OWen in ca1ifornia. Her husband , also, has a Jordan line and she had collected much material frcm research in North Carolina which she sent to me. An One of the nost important clues came from Juoy Blackwell, whose husband is the descendant of Deborah Jordan Thomas. She wrote to ask if I thought the Thomas P. Jordan who sold land in Montgomery Count:y in 1798/1.799 was the father of Deborah Jordan. ?ubsequently, she made a trip to the courthouse in Montgomery County and obtained a copy of the deed. An~ this, along with other deeds , verified that this 'Thomas P. Jordan, who had migrated from the Franklin, Patrick Counties area to Buncombe County North Carolina was the father of Deborah Jordan Thomas and Mary Jordan Dehart of Patrick County. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �42 All this infonnation, from various family history r esearche rs, greatly assisted in giving clues as to places to search for Thomas P. Jordan prior to and preceding the Revolutionary War. As I began to reconstruct the family of Thomas P . Jordan other clues erner ge<i and the pieces of the puzzle began to fall into place . 'Ibe Evidence and Links to Benjamin Jordan, Jr. The 1787 persona l property tax lists and index of Virginia , compiled by Netti Yantis and Florence Love , provi ded t he needed ass i stance in the next step in the search. 'There were a dozen Thomas Jordans listed . 'T'he "near Richmond" infonnation given by o . E. Pilson helped to narrow the location of which Thomas to choose! I don ' t know if it was sheer luck or serendipity that made me choose Hanover County - a "burned county"! In spite of it being a burned county, I found the land t ax, personal property tax and de eds to provide the needed evi dence. Three important pieces of evidence linked 'Thomas to Benjamin Jordan, Jr . his father. One was the names of the slaves given to him by his fathe r's will in Henrico County and listed by name for him on the personal property tax. 'T'he second piece of evidence was the name of the land, "Ginger Bread ", the description, and the location listed in his father's will and in deeds. This was the land Thomas and wife susannah sold in 1787 before leaving Hanover County . The third piece of evi dence was the name of his wife SUsannah . Their marriage was in the Society of Friends compiled recor ds . Her narre was in near ly every land transaction that Thomas made. Extension of the Line More rece nt research has further e>..'"tended the line. The parents or 'Thomas Pleasants Jordan were Benjamin and Lyn i a Pleasants Jordan. One of the more useful tools for thi s information has 1::een William Wade Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, the Vi r ginia Volume. Goochland County Virginia deeds have given further evidence and information of Lydia Pleasant Jordan•s pare nts - Thomas and Mary Jordan Pl easants. Benjamin Jordan ' s father was Benjamin Jordan, Sr. He was an elder in the Society of Friends. Hinshaw has been an useful tool for information about him. It proved to be a little m:>re complicated finding information on Benj a.min Jordan Jr. ' s mother, Sarah . A query in 'T'he Vi r ginia Magazine of Genealogy brought to me Sarah's maiden name of Robinson. This information , however, was without evidence. A Jordan researcher in Georgia sent to me some pages from a genealogy tha t gave Sarah as the step daughter or Joseph Glaister. A review of the Quaker literature provided me with the information that Joseph Glaister was a Quaker missionary who migratecl to American from England around 1707. He had settleCT in North Carolina. So it was bac~ to Hinshaw's writings, this time the North Carolina volume. I lmew that Sarah had married Benjamin Jordan Sr. about 1708. 'The North Carolina volUitE gave IrE further information on Joseph Glasiter and the location of his rronthly meetings in England. Thi s information sent IrE to the Quaker Records of Englano, available on microf ilm fran the Salt take Family History Center Library. And luckily VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �43 vital recor ds for the location I wanted had teen rnicrofillned. I founrl Sarah Robinson ' s birth date, the names of her parents, and the second marriage of her mother in those listings. She was, indee~, Sarah Robinson, daughter of John and' Sarah Rohinson of Par oshaw , Cumberland England . OJnclnsion Linking Thomas Pleasants Jordan to his Quaker parents and heritage entailed researching much more than the published literature . It involved some complicated plans and work in many different kinds of records . This was in part because Thomas Pleasants Jordan left the Society of Friends in 1775 , during the Revolutionary War . The wonderful clues and assistance I received, though, from other ~amily history researchers, cousins and their spouses made it much li::ss work and a lot more enjoyable . 'IlE fcmily of 'Tll:nas Pleesants Jat"Ctm ~ narria:3 an:} 3.Eal'lrlah El.lys::n: Elijah n:rart, liverl Patrick Cb.nty, VA IE1::orah rrarrie::l <larles 'llDrss Jr. , liVErl Patrick Cb.nty, VA R±ert narrie::l 9.lsairah 'Ilnras, 133ptist Minister, lived B.:tmrte, H:n::l2rs:n O::urt:.ies, ~; Gi.J.nEr arrl Pid<Ens O::ulties, G\ Arc:h:iJ:ald rcarria:3 cat:l'Eri.rE ? , liVErl B.n:nri:e an::1 ~ O::unties, N::; Alexan::Er narria:3 S3rah ?Jdnsta1, liV'Erl B.lmtiE canty, N:, B:nt.cr1 arrl OErd<Ee Chnties, m *********** :o::torah .bdm l T/4-1~ I S : <larles 'llnres Jr. 1775-1857 'IlDtBs Pleasants .b:tkl - - [c1745-1003] S.sannah filys::n [c1749- ? J l:Bljan:in ~ Jr. [c17C9-1778] 4'0ia Pla:s3ntS [c1724-? ] B:njcmin ~SL. [1674-1716/17] S3rah R:i:ri.ns:n [1~1700's] : rn. 2nJ Jares Pat.EE Jdn R:Dira::n [Eh;J'.l.and] ? rn. 2nJ J<:::e:P1 Glaister 83.rah FEiiruary 22, 1g:;f7 Mny EJizal::eth Ferrell, XJ74 N. ca.lle d: Vica , 'IU:S:n, Arl2x:na 85715-42)1 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �44 INTERESTING "NET" SITES Beginning with this issue of VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES , we will publish each quarter "interesting" and 11 favorite" genealogy related web sites. Anyone may submit web sites, some will be featured in that we will tell a little about what can be found ac that site, others will just be listed. When submitting a web site, please be sure you have the address exactly as it should be. For the purposes of clarification, all addresses will be shown between le sser than (<) and greater than ( >) symbols. To use the address type only the letters and symbols between them. Researchers needing names and addresses of funeral homes in the towns they are researching may find them at <http://funeralnet . com/> FEDERATION OF GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES (FGS) <http : //www.fgs.org/-fgs/> This site will give you membership information, list of member societies (l996), the Federation projects, publication list , Society Strategies Series , current events around the country, The Stern-NARA Gift Fund (how to donate to this worthwhile project) and list of other Federations . USGenWeb Project <http : //www.usgenweb.com> Check this one out. go to the state, then the county that you are researching in. Some counties have volunteers who will do "look-ups" for you in the books that they have. This can be very helpful. And, of course, you can look at their Surname File, post queries, or just read the queries. some counties have indexes on line, resources in the are and other neat information. Cyndi Howell's Genealogy Home Page <http://www.oz.net/-cyndihow/> Helm's Genealogy Toolbox - Introduction <http://www . tbox.com/genealogy.html> The Virginia Genealogy Home Page <http://www.wp.com/genealogy/> The Library of Virginia <http://leo.vsla.edu/lva /lva .html> More to come next time. If anyone out there can think of a snappy title for this page, the editor is open to suggestions. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �45 NEW BOOKS IN THE VIRG INIA ROOM FEBRUARY 1997: GENEALOGY OF THE RIDENOUR FAMILY, by Pete~ D. Ridenour. 1910. TENNESSEE AND VIRGI NIA, Volume XLV, No. l, comp iled by David J . Harkness. The University of Tennessee Cont inuing Education Series, Knoxville . May 1970. WAS ISCH DINI NAHME? WHAT IS YOUR NAME? Mastof Press, Morgantown, PA . 1995. by Delbert Gratz. IN AND AROUND CRAIG COUNTY ... A TOUR , SOME HISTORY AND OTHER GOOD STUFF, edited by Helen Abbott Looney and Nancy Taylor Sasser. Craig County (VA) Historical Society. October 1990. IN AND AROUND CRAIG COUNTY ... A TOUR, SOME HISTORY AND OTHER GOOD STUFF, edited by Helen Abbott Looney, Jane Echols Johnston and Maxine D. Alley. Craig County (VA) Historical Soc ie ty. October 1992. IN AND AROUND CRAIG COUNTY ... A TOUR, SOME HISTORY AND OTHER GOOD STUFF, edited by Opal Bradley Caldwell and Jane Echols Johnston. Craig County (VA) Historical Society. October 1993. IN AND AROUND CRAIG COUNTY ... A TOUR, SOME HISTORY AND OTHER GOOD STUFF, edited by Jane Echols Johnston and Judith Gre ene. Craig County (VA) Historical Society. October 1996. CAMPAIGN FOR PETERSBURG, by Richard Wayne Lykes. National Park Service, U. S . Department of the Interior, Washington, DC . 1970. THE ROSTER OF CONFEDERATE SOLD IERS 1861-1865, Volume XV, Sudellert, James D. to Warn, R. C., edited by Janet B. Hewett. Broadfoot Publishing Co., Wilmington, NC. 1996. THE ROSTER OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS 1861-1865, Volume XVI, Warnac, J.C. to Zylstra, John--Glossary1 edited by Janet B. Hewett. Broadfoot Publishing Co., Wilmingt o n, NC . 1996. TURNER FAMILY AND DESCENDANTS FROM SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA, First Edition, by David R. Jones, Jr ., Private Printing. 1996. ANTEBELLUM ORANGE , The Pre-Civil War Homes, Public Buildings and Historic Sites of Orange County, VA, by Ann L . Mill er . Moss Publication, Orange , VA. 1988. LIFE IN BLACK & WHITE, Family and Community in the Slave South, by Brenda E. Stevenson. Oxford Unive rsi ty Pre ss, New York. 1996 . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �46 WILDCAT CAVALRY, A Synoptic History of the Seventeenth Virginia Cava lry Regiment of the Jenkins-McCausland Brigade in the War Between the States, by John Harper Dawson. Morningside House, Inc., Dayton, OH . 1982. INDEX TO PENNSYLVANIA'S COLONIAL RECORDS SERIES, compiled by Dr . Mary Dunn. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore. 1992. GOOD WIVES, NASTY WENCHES, AND ANXIOUS PATRIARCHS, by Kathleen M. Brown. University of North Carolina Press, Chape l Hill. 1996. THE EUGENIC ASSAULT ON AMERICA, Scenes in Red, White, and Black, by J. David Smith. George Mason University Press, Fairfax, VA. 1993 . WE HAPPY WASPS, Virgina in the Days of Jim Crow and Harry Byrd, by Parke Rouse, Jr. Dietz Press, Richmond, VA . 1996. THE FIRST SETTLERS OF ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, A view of the life and times of the European settlers of Orange County, Virginia and their influence upon the young James Madison . 1700 - 1776, by Ulysses P. Joyner, Jr. Gateway Press, Inc ., Baltimore . 1987. THE UNPLUBLISHED ROLL OF HONOR, compiled by Mark 1996. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore. Hughes . MARCH 1997: YANKEE TOWN, SOUTHERN CITY, Race and Class Relations in Civil War Lynchburg, by Steven El 1 iot t Tripp. New York University Press, New York. 1997. THE PAPERS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, Confederation Series, Vol. 5 and Vol. 6, by W. W. Abbot, Editor. University Press of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA. 1997. MORE STEFFY FAMILY CONNECTIONS, by Geral R. Steffy . Peoria , IL. 1992. THE ADAM WAGGONER FAMILY of Tazewell and Montgomery Counties Virginia 1750 -1996 , by Thomas c. Hatcher & Nancy Nash. 1996 . KING GEORGE COUNTY VIRGIN IA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS DEATH RECORDS 1853-1896, by Elizabeth Nuckols Lee. Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie, MD. 1995. A SONG IN HIS HEART, by John Jay Daly. Company, Philadelphia, PA. 1951. The John C. Winston VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �47 BEDORD COUNTY FAMILIES AND HISTORY, c ompiled from Henry Hardesty ' s Historial and Geographi cal Encycl opaedia ( 1883) by Jim Presgraves. Bookworm & Silverfish, Wyt heville , VA . 1996 . GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS FROM 61 GRAVEYARDS in Winchester and Frederick County, VA, Book V, Wincheste r-Fred ieri ck County Hist orical Society. Carr Publishing Co., Boyce, VA . 1960 . OUR HOXS EY FAMILY CONNECTIONS, by Geral d R. S~eff y, Peoria, IL. 1991. A HISTORY OF THE TRENT AND PAINTER FA.M I:..IES OF VIRGINIA, compiled by Ivan Trent and Judith Trent Leez er . 1980. RICHMOND COUNTY VIRGINIA COURT ORDERS 1721 - 1752, abstracted and published by T.L . C. Genealogy, Miami Beach, FL. 1996. FAUQUIER COUNTY VIRGINIA MINUTE BOOK ABSTRACTS 1775-1779, edited & published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, VA. 1996. ST.PAUL 'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HAYMARKET, VA, Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths 1837-1995, edited by Gayle M. Daniels. Prince William County Genealogical Society, Manassas, VA . 1996. A COLLECTION OF CEMETERIES LOCATED IN HARDY COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, by Judith A. Campbell and Jeane tt e C . Ri tenour. 1996 . A COLLECTION OF CEMETERIES LOCATED IN PAGE CO ., RAPPAHANNOCK CO., ROCKINGHAM CO . , SHENANDOAH CO., SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK, AND WARREN co . , VA, by Judith A. Campbel l and Jeanette c. Ritenour . 1996. STAFFORD COUNTY VIRGINIA LAND TAX BOOKS 178 2-179 2, edited and published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio . The Anti ent Press, McLean, VA. 1996. GRACE CHURCH GENERAL STUDY, by Charles E . Hat ch , Jr. Offic e of History and Historic Archi tect ure, Washington, DC. 1970. HENRY IDDINGS AND ABIGAIL RICHARDSON, by Erma C . Sowers, Check, VA. 1996 . CULPEPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAND TAX BOOKS 1782-1786, edited and published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, VA. 1996. IT HAPPENED IN MARTINSVILLE , The Historical Heri tage of Martinsi vlle, Virginia Methodists, edi te d by Wil 1 i am Russell Woodruff. 1988. FAMILY SKETCHES OF THE THROCKMORTONS OF SOUTHERN Loraine B. Swiger. James Printing Co ., Waverly , OH. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES OHIO, 1975 . by �48 GRAYSON COUNTY VIRGINIA ORDER BOOK 1826, transcribed by Darlene Anders on. Indi anapolis, IN. 1994. MARRIAGE RE CORDS OF ASHE COUNTY NORTH CAROLI NA 1801-187 2, compiled by Minnie Patrick Osborne. Ashe County Hisr.orical Society, West Jerrerson ,NC . 1 989 . RUSSELL COUNTY VIRGINIA DEED BOOK 3, 1798-18 06 , by Tom Colley. I be rian Publishing Co., Athens, GA . 1995. PAGE COUNTY VIRGINIA MARRIAGES 1926-1939, by Judi th A. Camp bell . 1996. CAROLINA COUNTY VIRGINIA LAND BOOK ALTERATIONS 1 79 5-179 8 , edi ted and published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, VA. 1996. CEMETERY RECORDS OF HENRY COUNTY VIRGINIA, Vol II , collected and comp iled by the Henry County Historical Society. VA-NC Piedmont Genea logical Society, Danville, VA. 1993 . FLOYD COUNTY KENTUCKY MARRIAGE BOND BOOKS 4, 5 ,6, AND 7, by Joe R . Skeens, Pres tonsburg, KY . 1986 . 186 6- 1893, CULPEPER COUNTY VIRGINIA LAND TAX BOOKS 1787-1789, edited & publ ished by Ruth and Sam Sparacio. The Ancient Press, McLean, VA. 1996 . SOME OBITUARIES 1987-1995 FROM THE RAP PAHANNOCK RAPPAHANNOCK CO. VA, by Judith A. Campbell. 1996. NEWS IN CAROLI NE COUNTY VIRGINIA LAND BOOK ALTERATIONS 1792-1795, edited & published by Ruth & Sam Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, VA. 1996. SKETCH OF THE FAMILY OF CARTER HENRY HARRISON 1736- 1 793, Margaret Scott Ha rrison. Hampton, VA. 1959. by 186 0 FEDERAL CENSUS OF STANLY COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA , Schedules 1 -6, by Stanly County Geneal ogical Society. 1984 . ANCESTORS OF WILLIAM HOUSTON CALDWELL AND MINN IE ETHEL MORGAN, compiled by Ra l ph & Jean Caldwell. Washington , DC . 1996. TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS OF POWHATAN COUNTY VIRGINIA, Vol 1, by Catherine Lynn Nowery and Sharon Lee Nowery, Rock Hill, SC· 1996. THE FOSTERS, DESCENDANTS OF THE REV. compiled by Lorin L. Spenny. 1985. WILHELM GEORG To be continue d ... VIRGI NIA APPALACHI AN NOTES FORSTER , �A RENFRO/ RENTFRO TIMELI NE 49 1708 Chester county, PA John Rentfro was witness to will of Thomas Rowland, March 3,1708. 1 738 orange county (became Augusta) J ames a nd Stephen Renfroe had to pay no taxes on estate because they l ive d '~over Shenandore" They lived west of the river, thusly not having to pay taxes. 1 740 Lunies (Looney) Mill was in operation by 1 740 but before 1 7 4 2 he had accumulated 863 acres. A SEED BED OF THE REPUBLIC and EARLY BOTETOURT COUNTY by R. D. Stoner . 1 740 February court gave leave to Stephen Rentf ro to build a mill on Looney ' s Mill Creek. IBID : p . 27 1742 Augusta County , Va. (Orange County from 1738 through 1745) Company 8 Augusta co. Militia were James Renfro a sergeant, Peter Renfro and Stephen Renfro. All lived west of the Blue Ridge on branches of the James and Roanoke Rivers. Capt. George Robinson. Also in same outfit wee Thomas and Robert Looney. Some d escendants believe that Stephen was the brother of Susannah Renfroe who was engaged to James Cole (who later moved to Virginia a nd then to North Carolina) in New Garden MM in Chester Co, PA in 1719. Other siblings are probably James Renfro, William, Mary, Peter, Joseph, and John and possibly children of John Renfro Sr. of Chester County. 1746 Peter Renfffre, looks like it could be Ruffner and one of the Augusta County historians agreed with me, but the Renfro d escendants do not. WILL BOOK I PAGE 6 AUGUSTA co VA. adm. " for chattels and grounds of Abraham Strickler and bound to John Lewis, Justice of Peace, on 1 Apri 1, 17 46. ' Both or' these men were possibly German immigrants . I Augusta County - Stephen Rentfro was surety for Priscilla Re e s's bond, admx of Thomas Rees's estate (Will book 2:57). date? 1746 James Renfroe was granted 148 acres on Buffulo(sic) Creek in t oday' s Botetourt Co. Stoner, p . 21. 1746 Accor d ing to Virginia Magazine Vol 30 : 195 ''Before the Gates of t h e Wi lderness" by 1746 the settlements southwest of the Roanoke River had become so important hat on the 19th of that mont h f our roads were ordered to be built leading from the Roanoke settlements: the first was from Reed Creek to Eagle b~ ttom • • . to top of Ridge that parts the waters of the New River and those of the south Fork of the Roanoke . The following settlers were ordered to work on it Peter Rentfroe a nd h i s two sons, George and Tinker . (Since Tinker families l i v ed in the area did the Renfroes and Tinkers intermarry?) Also Ref : Order Bk I:76 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �50 Stephen Rentfro was also appointed to work on road . Ref: Court Order Bk 4 : 7 6 (Augusta/ Botetourt co, VA). l747 May 1 James Rentfroe o f Lunenburg County, Virginia and wife Esther sold land on Buffalo Creek to " Archibald Grean" Ref : Chaulkley I : 175 2 Feb. 17 in Augusta Co. Stephen Renfro, along with David and John Luney appraised Christopher Hicks's estate part of which he left when he was "tuck prisoner." 17 53 When Col . James Patton's estate was settled, among those who had bonds, bills etc . due the estate were Stephen Renfro on 5th May, and Adam Looney 4 October, 1753 among others. 1755 Patent #32 from King George to Stephen Renfro, 44 acres on "Buffaloe Creek of Roanoke." June 13, 1756; Augusta Deed Bk 3:113. 1758 Bedford Militia payroll for serves in French and Indian War : Peter Rentfroe, Joseph, Stephen and James 1758. Sept. "To the Militia of the County of Bedford and Provisions furnished by sundry inhabitants of the said county:vi zJoseph Rentfroe, sergeant for provisions Joseph Rentfroe as lieutenant Joseph Rentfro for Provisions "to the Militia . " James Rentfro 7 pounds and 10 shillings paid the above J oseph for his provisions to the militia Stephen Rentfroe and James Rentfroe 5 pounds 55 pence each." Hennings STATUTES AT LARGE Vol 7:208 In Vol. VIII:1 2 6 was - - "and have it further enacted by the authority aforesaid that the sd commissioners shal l a lso settle and allow any claims that shall be produced to the m for provisions furnished the volunteers and captives on t h e i r return from Pittsburg(sic ) to the Colony" ( Bedf ord Coun t y, VA. Joseph Renfro for provisions - - 56 pounds O pence 11 s h . Joseph Rentfro for a horse 7 pounds . 1761 "About five miles south of Fincastle, west o f the p r ese nt route 220 stand two imposing estates: "Greenf i e ld" owned by Col. Wm. Preston on land purchased by Col Wm. Presto n from Stephen Rentfroe . . · " Ref : TOWN OF FI NCASTLE, VA by France s J. Nieder, University Press of Virginia, p . 22. This writer (Billie Redding Lewis) has a c opy of l a nd t ransaction which was actually made in 1772 at which time Preston paid Stephe n five pounds for forty-four acres which ha d been part of a land grant made to - Stephen Renfro "by a Settlers (?) Patent bearing Date the Thirteenth Day of J une One Thousand Seven hundred and fifty five (whic h tract of Land is included in a survey of Two hundred and twenty six acres . . • " The deed VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �51 was "Rec'd Nov'r 14th 1772" and was acknowledged "At a court held for Botetourt County the 9th Feb 'y 1773 .. " . recorded by David May . 1763 in Augusta County Margaret, wife of Stephen, received a land grant from King George III for 250 acres on Looney' s Mill Creek. 1763 February and March County Court Judgments "Margaret Renfroe late Looney vs. John Crank. " Augusta County judgments . 1770 Stephen Rentfro, November. John and Joseph Looney on a jury in 1770 Stephen Renfro in debt to John Litton Nov 16. Bot. Court Order Bk:222 1771 Stephen vs. Henry - - - Oct. conti nued 1771 Stephen in Bedford co . vs . Wm. Pollard and others . Judgment granted plaintiff. Order Bk. 3:764 1772 Stephen Renfro Jr. Book 2 (same sui t ? ) 1772 George McAfee and Stephen on Jry May,17 71 and Sept. 1772 1772 Stephen Rentfro against John vanBebber April 17; book 2 1773 Stephen on a jury in Sept . Bk 4 : 281 1773 Stephen and his security John Looney , suit by Wm. Donald a nd Co . to pay 27 pounds and interest and costs . Sept . 17, BK4:288 1776 William Renfro of Amsterdam sold horses in 1776 for Rev.War . Stoner, p. 103. 1776 Joseph Rentfro probate was March 1776; wife Mary and issue James, Mary Jones , Joseph, John, Susannah, William, Mark, Joshua and Moses who was husband of deceased daughter Hannah. Bedford County Probate Records. 1778 C~p~ . .wm. Renfroe received pay of his company in the Botetourt Militia. MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTION , VOL 13 1905- 6 1780 Stephen vs. John May p. 1 69. Bedford Co. Court Order Bk 4. 1781 Peter Renfrow, b. ca. 1700 (?) was killed in Tennessee, maybe by Indians. He was the Peter who married Elizabeth Hollingsworth on 17 Sept, 1733; she was a Quaker and dismi ssed from the church for marrying out of unity. He is said to have had land in S. Carolina in 1748 but evidently he moved to Tenn. after 1758 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �52 1789 Botetourt County William Rentfro's probate was June, 1789; named John Targert and Patrick Lemon. 1791 Hannah Rentfro, d/o 1791 in Franklin Co, Va. Moses married Henry Gearhart on 6 Dec, REF: OVER THE MOUNTAIN MEN. July 13, 1792, Stephen Renfro was killed by Indians on Cumberl and Road near Crab Orchard, 18 miles from southwest point. He was a " member of Captai n Ivan's company under Lt. McClellan in McClellan ' s repulse of the Creek Indians." This a rea is in current Roane County, Tennessee ; "sout hwest point" was the junction of Clinch and Holston Rivers according to Ramsey's ANNALS OF TENNESSEE and ANNALS OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA . This was son o f Stephen Renfro who married Margaret Looney. his step sister. 1794 listed in Knox County, Tennessee is Stephen Renfro Sr,who died intestate, but this has to be Stephen Jr . who had a son named Stephen by that time. His estate was intestate because he had been killed by Indians. His sons were John (probably named for John Looney), David, William (both popular Looney names) and Stephen to whom he left 300 acres on Beaver Creek. Knox Deed book L 264. Wife Margaret Rentfro was granted admn. on estate of her late husband Stephen Rentfro, lade husband. Securities were John Crawford and Moses Looney (ste p- brother of this Stephen Renfro ) That land was then a quit claim from John Renfro who then lived in Grainger County, Tenn, Stephen, William and Dav i d (all three of Knox Co) to John Lindsay ( Knox Co. Deed b ooks T:171 , 184; UI 247; Will 44, 128) In the 1780 's there were a number of Rentfros listed i n Fayettte and Lincoln County , Kentucky. Benjamin Looney was i n Fayette County at the same time. had 500 acres on Indian Creek Dec 2, 1782. The Renfro researchers theorize that old Stephen Sr ' s f irst wife may have been a VanBebber (his second wife was Marg a ret (Rhea) Looney, widow of Robert Looney Jr . who also had been killed by Indians. The Renfro family certai nl y had a lot of contact with the VanBebber family as they did with t he Walkers, another family who married into the Looney famil y, as did the Renfros. 1804 Knox county, Tennessee, "July . . . Last wil l a nd testa men t of Stephen Rentphrow , produced i n said c o unty cou r t . Will was written 12 December, 1802. His sons John and Stephen Re nfro were both deceased but he r emembered daughters Elizabeth Looney and Moses Looney " son of my belove d wife." Daughter Elizabeth had married a son of John Loone y Sr, and Moses Looney was the son of Margaret ( Rhea) and Robert Looney son of Robert Looney Sr, immigrant. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �53 REUNIONS, FAMILY NEWSLETTERS AMBROSE COX 26TH ANNUAL REUNION: Descendants of AMBROSE N. COX and SARAH (SP...LLY ) REED-COX, plan their reunion for Sunday, August 1 7, 1997, at the Ambrose Cox Memorial Park at Indian Valley, VA. Come early, bring a covered dish lu nch , table services and drinks . We will plan to eat at 1: 00 pm. Bring your family history, photo albums , and plan to stay all day. There will be Country Music and Gospel Singing after lunch. For more information contact: Mr . Elza B. Cox, P. 0. Box 186, Southmont, NC 27351-0186. (Telephone 910-798-2401) COX/VIRGINIA SETTLERS REUNION : Descendants of the early Virginia settlers will have their annual reunion Sunday, August 10, 1997, at the Glenwood East Park, Macomb, IL. Come early, bring a covered dish lunch, table services and drinks. We will plan to spread eat at 1 pm. If you need additional informat ion , contact : Mrs . George c. (Lucille Cox) Potter, 23 Richard St., Macomb, IL 61455. (Telephone 309-833-2970) ALTIZER REUNION: The descendants of Emera Altizer will have their annual reunion Sunday, July 27, 1997 at the Riner Elementary School, Route 8 South from Chri stiansburg. Hours 11:30-2:30. Pot-luck lunch about 1:00. Contact Person : A. Lowell Altizer, Collinsville, VA. (Telephone 540-647-8459) MAYBERRY-MABRY REUNION: Descendants of Charles and Sarah Elizabeth Helton Mabry will have thier 45th consecutive reunion Sunday, August 31, 1997 at the Dugspur Res cue Bldg., Twin Cabins Road, Carroll Co, VA, 10:00-2:30 pm. Pot. luck lunch noon . Contact Person : Ora Belle McColman, 2123-lOt.h St., NW, Roanoke, VA 24012. (Telephone 540 - 366-9142) The COX-PHILLIPS NEWSLETTER is published each quarter (irregular ... four issues per volume/year at $12.00 per year USA and $14.00 foreign) and being used by researchers (not just Cox and Phillips) from all over. It started from the Cox and Phillips settlers in Virginia from the early 1600's .... the Cox line descends from William Cox of England, who arrived at Chesapeak Bay on 6 May 16 07 . He returned to England and supposedly brought his family back to Virginia in 1610. William gave his age as 26 in 1610, and supposedly was the son of Michael Cox of England . My Matthew Cox (born 1730, VA) is a descendant o f this line, who first settled in Montgomery (now Floyd) Co, VA, and later moved to Wilkes (now Caldwell) Co, NC . My Phillips line descends from John Phillips, born 1653, Wales, England and Elizabeth Tobias. John died 1701 in Richmond Co ., VA, was supposedly the son of John Phillips and Sarah (unknown) Phillips. For subscription information, contact : Elza B. Cox, P. 0. Box 186, Southmont, NC 27351-0186. (Telephone 910-7982401 ) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �54 DAVID HARLESS CEMETERY Montgomery County, VA Intersection of Rt. 655 and Rt. 781, Long Shop Copied 3, April 1986 and 20, Oct. 1986 by Ruth G. Hale of Roanoke, VA + Vau g ht, Oayton Thomas " , Erma Kessinger Black, Mamie Snjder Snider, Luther C. + Snider, George P. , Landona White Snider, L. R., son of G.P. & Donna Sheperd, jerry B. Thompson, Ferd H. Thompson, Annie D. Albert, H. Luther , GenoaG. Albert, Herbert H. , Nancy A. Botts, Cosby A. " , Gertrude T. Caldwell, Katherine C. (Married ) , Brady W. (27, May 1939) (Hoy Funeral Home Marker) Odham, Tony Wayne Vaught, Daniel L. Vaught, Amanda Bell " , Elzie Leaton M .L.A Foot Stone Vaught, Charlie W. Vaught, Lelia S. Jarrell, Henry Lee Thompson, Clydie Edna, wife of Lee Jarrell Harless, Martha Ann Miller, Sarah Marge, wife of James Graves, Geo. W. Graves, Mahulda Catherine Bruce, Leonard Howe Bruce, Rosa J. Harless, Melvinia Harless, J. Radford Harless, William Robert Harless, Sarah S. Harless, Lizzie Harless, Lucie Harless, Nannie May Caldwell, Charles E. Cook, Harmon Haney Snider, Henry A. Anderson, Martha Anderson, A. W. Albert, Paris A. Albert, Minnie Snider Snider, Mary E. Apr. 11, 1908 - Dec. 3, 1971 Apr. 3, 1911 -1982 May 24, 1899 - Sept. 25, 1978 Aug. 10, 1896 - Mar. 5, 1965 Virginia Mech II Co. Coast Arty, W.W.I 1856 -1928 1863 -1939 Apr. 10, 1893 • Aug. 5, 1916 Jan. 19, 1947 - Feb. 10, 1947 July 22, 1902 - Nov. 13, 1980 Aug. 9, 1912 - Feb. 7, 1952 Jan. 1, 1896 - July 27, 1964 July 31, 1899 June26, 1919-Aug.16, 1985 Jan. 20, 1922 Oct. 30, 1918 - July 5, 1980 Apr. 11, 1922 Feb. 19, 1916 - Aug. 27, 1985 Pfc us Army, w.w.n 1966 -1966 Oct. 6, 1941 - Aug. 17, 1960 Sept. 30, 1881- Aug. 8, 1961 Oct. 25, 1875 - Dec. 7, 1950 1902 -1969 1911 -1964 Mar. 4, 1901 - Aug. 30, 1960 Died Apr. 1947, Age 47 Died Sept. 10, 1901, Age 63y.4m. Apr. 2, 1877 - Mar. 1, 1918 Died Jan. 14, 1909, Aged about 84y. Feb. 8, 184-0 - Sept. 15, 1921 Apr. 27, 1907 - Apr. 3, 1931 Oct. 9, 1881 - Sept. 23, 1919 Aug. 31, 1847 - Sept. 16, 1924 Apr. 15, 1848 -Aug. 26, 1932 Dec. 5, 1884 - Mar. 27, 1945 1886 -1960 Nov. 26, 1872 - Feb. 8, 1946 Nov. 29, 1869 - June 29, 1947 Apr. 24, 1879 - Apr. 17, 1882 June 17, 1877 - Dec. 11, 1928 1902 - 1985 (Funeral Home Marker) Jan. 26, 1859 -Aug. 4, 1941 Jan. 18, 1855 - Dec. 9, 194.S May 22, 1844 - Feb. 24, 1898 Apr. 28, 1870 - Sept. 29, 1943 Mar. 8, 1877 - Oct. 5, 1897 Jan. 11, 1853 - Oct. 10, 1944 �. 55 David Harless Cemetery Albert, John M. Mary Long, Hannah, wife of Ephraim Long, Ephraim Graves, Joseph Ellis, son of J.W. & Lillie E. Long, Croy Vaught, Dollie Vernice Dillon, D. B. Dillon, J. W. Long, L. Kent Long, John David Long, Frederick H. Graves, Dillard Clinton Weller, Eva L. (Rett) (Beloved wife of Robert) Graves, Robert L. Graves, Lillian Frances Graves, George T. " , Eva Smith Long, Charles W. Long, Mason W. Long, Nettie J. Anderson, Robert G., Jr. Long, Floyd Thomas I + Snider, infant son of Luther G. & Lois Dillon, Dora Alice, dau. of W.A. & E.F. Harless, Hubert W., son of Allen (broken stone) Harless, Elizabeth, wife of Allen Harless, Allen Hughes, Lizzie E. Harless, Philip Price, Margareth Harless, Philip, Jr. Boocher, Hannah Jan. 27, 1832 - June 22, 1894 June 9, 1833 - Dec. 9, 1912 Died Jan. 20, 1894, Age 77y. Died Jan. 1911 (stone broken off) Apr. 18, 1907 - June 8, 1911 May 17, 1894 - July 22, 1896 June 20, 1931 - July 23, 1932 Mar. 22, 1830 - Sept. 17, 1904 June 28, 1826 - Mar. 12, 1905 1901 - 1959 1881 - 1958 Mar. 25, 1886 - July 28, 1967 May 20, 1900 - JuJy 25, 1980 May 14, 1938 - Feb. 18, 1983 May 7, 1911 - Jan. 31, 1984 June 26, 1914 - Oct. 8, 1966 Sept. 13, 1885 - Aug. 23, 1970 Nov. 11, 1893 - Oct. 8, 1977 1863 - 1958 1878 - 1956 1879 -1957 Oct. 24, 1961 - Oct. 25, 1961 Oct. 25, 1890 - Jan. 31, 1965 Va. Pvt 7 Co 155 Depot Brigade W.W.J May 27, 1952 June 18, 1888 - July 21, 1901 May 1818 - Apr. 1862 Died Feb. 17, 1888, Age about 71 y. Nov. 23, 1880 - Nov. 15, 1922. 1716 - 1772 1740 - 1820 Data found in Botetourt Court House Revolutionary Soldier Philip Harless 1748 - 1822 D.A.R. Marker Eaki.ss, May Long, Joseph Long, Mary Ellen Long, Eugene R. Long, James Wilbert Bryant, Margarett Albert Snider McCoy, Jeanette W. White, Elwood S. " , Nellie K. White, Ashby H. " , Vera K. Linkous, Stephen L. White, Nettie Sheltman " , Arthur Stuart White, Michael James Harless, Samuel, son of Philip Harless, Elizabeth, wife of Samuel Nov. 11, 1818 - JuJy 21, 1896 Sept. 20, 1852 - Sept. 3, 1909 Dec. 3, 1854 - Sept. 11, 1930 Aug. 9, 1873 - July 2, 1933 Mar. 20, 1888 - June 26, 1945 Oct- 30, 1861 - Apr. 24, 1957 1937 - 1982 1909 - 1969 1904 - 1978 Mar. 20, 1911 - Dec. 31, 1977 July 21, 1910 Oct. 29, 1963 - Feb. 4, 1965 Nov. 14, 1889 - Aug. 14, 1966 Sept. 9, 1879 - Apr. 3, 1960 Died Jan. 1957 (Seaver-Sanders, Funeral H. Marker) Died 1840 Died 1853 - Aged 70y. �56 David Harless Cemetery + McCoy, Steven Lyn, Inf. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie L. Keis ter, ~.Q.ld Aug. 8, 1952 - Aug. 9, 1952 1915 -1979 Anders, Ernestine Janette, dau. of John & Bessie Graves, Emmer E., wife of James A. June 20, 1920 - Jan. 29, 1924 Aug. 28, 1864 - Nov. 19, 1930 Oct. 7, 1908 • Jan. 24, 1965 Nov. 14, 1855 - Mar. 15, 1947 June 9, 1799 - Sept. 11, 1864, Age 65y. Jan. 11, 1803 - Jan. 23, 1882 Pfc Graves, Clifton E. Graves, James A. Albert, Jacob Albert, Anna W., wife of Jacob Inf. - Broken Tombstone S.F.A. - Foot stone Long, Charlie, son of F.P. & Mandona Long, Nannie, dau. of F.P. & Mandona Long, Inf. son of Mason & Nettie Long, Floyd P. Long, Mandona Keister, Robert M. Kei ster, Drucilla Long Long, Sidney B., son o f John D. & Olivia A. Hughes, Belzura Snider, wife of Charles E. Hughes, Charles E. Heavener, Margaret E. Caldwell, Eliza Ann Heavener, Clara Belle Hughes, John L. Heavener, Kathleen T. Heavener, Harvey I. Heavener, Bertie H., wife of Harvey I. Snider, Roxie M. S nider, Samuel Snider, Perry L. Snider, Birdie L. Snider, Willie H. Snider, James E., son of L.E. & M.H. Fieldstone markers Fieldstone markers Harless, Daniel L. us Anny, w.w.n Sept. 15, 1869 - Oct. 8, 1870 May 7, 1874 - June 3, 1876 Aug. 6, 1903 - Dec. 7, 1903 Dec. 3, 1842 - July 1, 1914 Feb. 10, 1850 - Jan. 8, 1920 1880 - 1944 Mar. 24, 1883 - Jan. 6, 1958 Oct. 13, 1887 - June 22, 1889 Feb. 23, 1858 - Aug. 29, 1917 May 19, 1858 - Feb. 22, 1886 Born & died Aug. 11, 1925 Nov. 8, 1836 - Sept. 9, 1900 Dec. 27, 1912 - Mar. 31, 1913 Sept. 1, 1872 - June 20, 1909 Apr. 29, 1903 - Nov. 17, 1920 Dec. 24, 1878 - Feb. 13, 1942 June 5, 1883 - Dec. 24, 1968 Dec. 7, 1894 - May 27, 1909 July 15, 1852 - May 23, 1904 June 20, 1897 - Aug. 22, 1900 Oct. 12, 1884 - Apr. 14, 1896 June 21, 1877 - _ 22, _ (Broken off) Apr . 28, 1915 - June 6, 1915 June 17, 1840 - Feb. 11, 1865 "Resting Here" Albert, Elizabeth C. " , Jacob, Jr. I Anna w. ca. 1764 - 1786 June 12, 1799 - Sept. 11, 1864 Jan. 11, 1803 - Jan. 23, 1882 Feb. 24, 1843 - Apr. 24, 1844 Linny , Samuel F. Snider, Samuel " , Margaret A. June 26, 1846 - 1856 1820 - 1895 Sept. 14, 1827 - Sept. 21, 1919 White, Virginia Lee White, Shirley Ann Jan. 25, 1928 - Feb. 26, 1928 Jan. 1, 1935 I Fieldstone markers Adkins, Addie Ora Meeks, James Allen DeHart, L. A. DeHart, Hazel C., dau. of Z.T. & E.G. Long, Lena Ruth Long, Robert Samuel Sept. 17, 1882 - June 21, 1921 1914 - 1979 Mar. 2, 1868 - Nov. 2, 1916 Dec. 1913 - Apr. 14, 1915 1897 - 1974 1903 - 1920 �57 David Harless Cemetery + Graham, Leota Ruth, dau. of David & Mabel Graham, Hallie Fay, dau. of David & Mabel Graham, Fred Allen Feb. 6, 1872 - Apr. 30, 1919 1872 - 1927 Dec. 22. 1870 - Oct. 27, 1918 Dec. 12, 1867 - Jan. 4, 1937 Jan. 22, 1861 - May 1, 1919 Mar. 11, 1864 - July 6, 1927 1855 - 1921 Apr. 23, 1858 - Nov. 7, 1923 July 5, 1928 - Dec. 8, 1959 Va. Cpt. Co. A, 109 Engineer C. Bn. Feb. 19, 1929 - Apr. 4, 1929 Aug. 3, 1934 - Jan. 9, 1935 Dec. 16, 1945 - Jan. 10, 1946 Graham, David Lee (Father) Jan. 16, 1898 - Apr. 18, 1946 Long, Sue B. Long, Samuel E. Heavener, Louisa F. Heavener, Floyd A. Moser, William H. Moser, Mrs. Ellen Long, John David Merri.man, W. T. Fain, Vernie Rangle Additional Information on David Harless Cemeterv Virginia State Archives: Elizabeth Harless, Sept. 1863, 45y. ed. scarlet fever p. Joseph Roberts, cons. Allen Harless Oakey, Roanoke: Sarah Elizabeth Harless, 6, Jan. 1960, 73 yrs. at home, Jefferson Str., Roanoke, wid. of Wm. Robert Harless, b. Montgomery Co. 10, Oct. 1886, father David Shealor, b. Montgomery Co., mother Charlotte Price, Bur. 9, Jan. =========================~=~~========~~===:=======~==~=~==============~=====~~ MRS. REBECCA WILSON An accident of the most serious nature occurred, about a mile from this place , on Saturday last, which has filled our little village with sympathetic feelings of sorrow and regret . As Mrs Rebecca Wilson. consort of the late Alexander Wilson, formerly a representative of this district, with her brother, (Mr Simon Gillispie, from Kentucky) were passing from this place, on a visit to some friends, near Pattonsburg, in a Carry All, drawn it appears by a very sprightly horse ; a dog rushed from an enclosure belong ing to a Mr . Ingleheart, which affrighted the animal in such a manner, as to cause him to run off, his speed was such as to render all efforts to stop him fruitless; Mr Gillispie in order to save himself, sprung from the Carry-All, by which he received several severe bruises, the horse still passing on-- the lady, was at lenth precipitated, and so dreadfully hurt, that serious doubts were entertained by the physicians of this place of her recovery. A few rods from the place the horse was found with his neck broke. from 'Herald of the Valley', 14 August 1820, Fincastle, Va . contributed by Charles T Burton �CEMETERIES CEMETERY NAME Hebron United Methodist Church Cemetery Webb Cemetery Thrasher Cemetery Peaks Community Cemetery Spangler Cemetery Williams Cemetery !Altizer Cemetery Robinson Cemetery <:1St. Jacobs Church Cemetery ~ Andrew Chapel Cemetery S stonewall-Cemetery ~Bishop C~metery =Brick Union Ceme~ry_ ·--- -~ :gBrownin[s M i l ~ Cemetery_ --~ ~ Cemetery on Claude Harter Farm - - - - - - - -· ~ Compton Cemetery ;1Crowder Cemetery Forest Chapel Cemetery Hartman Cemetery ------· Harrestwood Cemetery --Hebron Uni ted Methodist Church_ Kinzer Cemetery - - - -McClaugherty Family Cemetery -McDonald Family Cemetery Mt Hope Cemetery _ - · Mt Moriah Church Cemetery - -I----Ninevah Union Church Cemetery f--- - - -Oakland United Methodist Church - - - I I LOCATION !Craig Co, VA !Craig Co, VA Roanoke, VA Bedford Co, VA !Botetourt Co, VA !Floyd Co, VA !Montgomery Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA !Botetourt Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Floyd Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Wythe Co, VA __ Floyd Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA !Craig Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Roanoke Co, VA Ployd Co, VA Craig Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA Giles Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA Bath Co, VA __ Botetourt Co, VA 1--- Franklin Co, VA Bedford Co, VA f- ISSUE !February 1995 !May 1995 May 1995 -------November 1995 !November 1995 !February 1996 February 1996 May 1996 !May 1996 August 1996 November 1996 August 1984 Jul y 1978 - - -__ February 1994_ August 1986 -I May 1988 !February 1994 May 1994 May 1987 -February 1979 February 1995 --------May 1984 I October 1978 August 1984 August 1990 ___ __ November 1993 ·- - - - - - - - - ~ -February 1980 May 1991 - - - I-' t-j vi 00 ...... ::r' !fl ro (T 0 'O ro Ii 3 ....,. ro ::i (T rr ro ro Ii p, I-'· ro ...... ::i (/) I-' (T ...... ::r (/) (D (T (I) '-x:l p, (I) tr tr Ii S:: (D I-' H s [I) :x: 0 '1:J n [I) 3: trl 1-3 tx:I ~ H trl (j) 'U Pl 0 Ii ~ § I-' H (j) "< ~ (D \.0 Ii \.0 (D -...] ....... .~ ~ < (D Ii (T (D ;:::! 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Hi Ii 0 3 rt ::r' (1) t1 :r: trl t:l H z t-3 :r: trl ~ <: 0 t1 ~ (j) I-' I N 0 �CEMETERIES - ~---- -- - - -- CEMETERY NAME - - -- - LOCATION - ISSUE Old Morgan Cemetery near Stone Mountain July 1978 - -- - - - - --- -- - - ' - - - - --- - - - -- - - - -- Bed ford Co, VA July 1978 Old Stoneroad Cemete12'_ __ _ _ ·-------- - - ·- - -- -------Peak Community Cemetery Bedford Co, VA November 1995 ,__ --- Pine Creek Church Cemetery Floyd Co, VA July 1977 - - - - - - - ---- --Patrick Co, VA Plasters Cemetery August 1981 Montgomery Co, VA Price Cemetery August 1984 ..--·-- ·---·- Montgomery Co, VA May 1984 Robinson Cemetery ·----·----Botetourt Co, VA November 1995 Spangler Family Cemetery ,___ - -Roanoke, VA May 1995 Thrasher Cemetery ,___ < ·-- - ·- - - - - H Pittsylvania Co, VA February 1984 Tuck Cemetery ~ - - - - - - - - -· (j) r--·--Craig Co, VA May 1995 H Webb Cemetery --z Williams Cemetery Floyd Co, VA February 1996 H ,,_ > Andrew Chapel Cemetery August 1996 Botetourt Co, VA .._ ---·- - - - - ·- ··- -- '>-- · ·- ·-·> ltJ Cemetery near Alden, KS - - - - - · - August 1996 , _ __ _ _ _ __ ltJ lo----- · - --··- -· -·-Botetourt Co, VA May 1996 Robinson Cemetery ~ --- - - - - --- - - - - - ·- - · - - - · -- - >- Botetourt Co, VA May 1996 () St. Jacob's Church --- - - - - - - ·- - -- --- - -- - - - · ·- ~Floyd Co, VA November 1996 H Stonewall Cemetery __ _ _ __ _ ~· ~ ~ tlJ CJl H s t:I:l :>< 0 llj n trl 3: trl t-3 trl ~ H trl Cf) 'U ~ Ci H Cf) ::r: trl t:J H z t-3 ::r: trl < .~ < 0 t'-i ~ trl Cf) I-' I N 0 U1 l.O �60 QUERIES 97-31: Gwin DUDLEY , b 1750(? ) , d 17 Jul 1827 Franklin Co, VA. Twice rnarr, First: Mary E. HALE ; second: Mary PASLEY . Was he a Quaker? Was he a DAR Patriot because of Public Service? Will exchange info. Jane B. Williams, 95 Mystic Lane, Social Circle, GA 30279-5145 Ph: · 770-786-9543 97-32: Int in Allen David KEISTER m Elizabeth OLINGER 1833 Montgomery Co, VA, par/o Louisa KEISTER m John CROMER Montgomery Co, VA. Jane B . Williams, see 97-31 97-33: Would like par, etc/o Evermont Ward TILLER , ca 1860, d 28 Oct 1932, m Julia Louise THORNTON d 23 Aug 1932 Oakvale, WV . Have nothing on either person . Jane B. Williams, see 97-31 97-34: Seek info on HALL, STUART, PATTERSON fams of Augusta Co, VA. Alexander HALL, b abt 1750, m Mary STUART Augusta Co, VA. Her par were Maj Alexander STUART and Mary PATTERSON of South River area . H. Juhling Mcclung, 6470 Havens Rd., Blackl ick , OH 43004 97-35 : Seek info on JARROTT, HILL fams in Franklin Co, He nry Co, & Bedford Co, VA. Young JARROTT b Franklin Co, VA abt 1788, m Nancy HILL 24 Oct 1816. They moved to Malden, Kanawha Co, (W)VA 1830. H. Juhling Mcclung, see 97-34 97-36: Seek info on fams of William Thomas HILL & Lucy PHILLIPS. They were married & said to have lived Pittsylvania Co, Lunenberg Co, & Franklin Co , VA. Known ch: Thomas; J ames; John; Lucy HILL HERNE; Elizabeth HILL HARRIS; Irene HILL CURRY; Mary (Polly) HILL CURRY; Sally HILL NEWCOME; Jane HILL NEWCOME; Martha HILL TUCKWILLER MASS . H. Juhling McClung, see 97-34 97-37 : Searching for par & info/o Decatur GROGG, 1850 & 1 860 census lists him in Pulaski Co. I have desc. Who were par & where did they come from? Mary Sutton Skutt, Rt. 5 Box 300-A, Lexington, VA 24450 97-38 : Need info/o Elizabeth GLASGOW & John SUTTON , m Wythe Co, 21 Mar 1837. Who were par? Where & when b? I have info on desc to exchange. Mary Sutton Skutt, see 97 - 37 97-39: Info wanted on ancestry of fo llowing fams: KILGORE-GILLEY/GILLY, Francis Sr.--BOLLING--PARSONS , William 11 Lord Rosse"--POWERS--GRAY & PORTER . D. Johnston, 546 Lowell Ave . , Cincinnati, OH 45220 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �61 9 7 -40 : John PROFFITT b 9 Jul l 760 Goochland Co, VA, m Margaret WELCH . John s/o David PROFFITT , Sr. b ca 1730 & Elizabeth SMITH. Margaret d/o John WELCH. They had son Lewis PROFFITT b abt 1785 m El i z abeth C . DENNIS. Any further info abt this fam will be appreciated . James E. Proffitt., 9480 Lotus Drive , Westminster, CA 92683-7446 . E-mail : JamesP262@aol . com 97-41: Seek par/o Levi DEATON b mid 1700s d 1799, resided Amelia Co, m Martha C. VASSER (?), d/o Benjami n VASSER. When were Levi & Martha married, & can anyone ver ify VASSER is her surname . Martha d 1822 Botetourt Co . She moved westward w/some of her ch, incl John DEATON (1777-1861), the minister. Mary Lucado, 2245 Fairview St., Christiansburq, VA 24073 . E - mail: Gen . research@vt.edu 97-42: Seek par/o Thomas Berry FARLEY , b ca 1808 d bet 1900 & 1910 Giles Co, VA and Elizabeth LUCAS , b ca 1816 d bef 1860. Thomas & Elizabeth m 2 Sep 1833 Giles Co. How does Thomas fit into the FARLEY fam. Mary Lucado, see 97-4 1 97-43 : Seek par/o John LUCAS & w Hannah. Jo h n b ca l 796 Montgomery Co, VA alive in 1870, living w/son John LUCAS Jr. Does anyone know Hannah's (b ca 1808) maiden name? Is John LUCAS Sr related to Charles LUCAS Sr & his w Kathleen KAWOOD? Any help much appreciated. Mary Lucado, see 97-41 97-44: Seek wife, par & info/o John BRANDON (Scotch- I rish) b PA, moved to VA, likely Augusta Co . His son John BRANDON Jr. b 1794 VA moved to Bath Co, KY & m Anna R. WARFELD 1 2 Dec 1 819 Owingsville , KY. John Jr. & Anna then moved to Jefferson or Switzerland Co, IN. Myron E. Smith, 31 Whitcomb St., Springf ield, VT 05156 97 - 45: Info needed on Peter SINK and Susannah BECKNER m 6 May 1816 Frankl in Co, VA. Also info on Paul or Powell SINXS of Pittsylvania Co, VA. Richard Johnson , 5 125 Bars t ow Bridg e Sour, Kettle Falls, WA 99141-9541 97-46: Seek info/o par/o Stephen JORDAN & wife Elizabeth (Ibb i e) JORDAN . Surnames the same. Census of 18 40 & 1850 show both b in SC, ca 1803 . Stephen d bef 1870 Pickens Co, GA. Margie Post , 410 N. Steuben Ave., Chanute, KS 66720-1641 97-47: William Harden HICKMAN, b ca 1809 , m 28 Sep 1831, Surry Co, NC, Jemima CREED. 1880 census has Will i a m & mo b VA , fa MD. Seek William's par. Will reimburse for postage & photocopies. Margie Post, see 97-46 9 7 -48: $50.00 REWARD for doc par & bp/o John ROBINSON b ca 1688 Henrico, VA, m Tabitha JONES d/o Edward & Mary (FIELD ) JONES . Who were par/o Edward J ONES ? Who were par/o Thomas FIELD, fa of Mary? Billie R. Lewis , 1104 Voncile St. , Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �62 97-49 : $100. 00 REWARD fo r doc p r oof/a par & bp/o Mathew MARTIN Sr . b avt 1 773 (where in VA?) , d Frankl in Co, VA Sep 1853, m (2nd?) Edith STATON , d/o George & Sarah (ROBERTSON ) STATON. Issue : Margaret VIA ; Virginia E; Mathew Jr. (who m Cornelia "Nellie " UNDERWOOD ); John; Mary; Elizabeth; & Arma . Bi l l ie R . Lewi s , see 97-48 97-50: $100.00 REWARD for proof/a par & bp/o Andrew E. LEWIS b abt 180 1 s u pposedly NC, m Elizabeth KAYLOR d/o Dani el KAYLOR & Elizabeth (WEEKS ) KAYLOR of Washington Co, VA . Elizabeth d 4 Jul 1845; Andrew m 2nd Sarah SMILEY . Issue : John ; William; Emmett ; James; Mary ; Eliza ; Elizabeth; J emima; Emi ly ; Charles; & Abram. Billie R . Lewis , see 97-48 97- 51 : Seek info/a Rebecca VANSCOICK (VANSCOY ) (VENSCOYOE) vari ous spe l lings, who m Jesse RICHARDSON (RICHESON ) 1806 in Bedford Co, VA. Ann e Brug h, 7 Thrush Mews, North Brunswick, NJ 08902- 1 223 97-52: Seek inf o/o Sophia Levi na RICHARDSON (RICHESON ) whom James HASTON Jr. in 1831, Botetourt Co , VA. Shed 1851. Her m record in Bedford Co, VA give fa as Jesse RICHARDSON (RICHESON) . Anne Brug h, see 97-51 97 - 53: Was Jesse RICHARDSON (RICHESON ) , who m Rebecca VANSCOICK (VENSCOYOE ) 1 806 Bedford Co, VA the fa/o Sophia Levina RICHARDSON (RICHESON ) who m J ames HASTON in 1831 in Botetourt Co, VA? Anne Brugh , see 97-51 97-54: Need par & s ib/o Jeremiah BUCHANAN or varients of last name . Enl istment pap ers give bp as Benkerse, Montgomery, VA, age 45 , ma king b date 1767. Montgomery Co Will Book 1 appoints Jeremiah t o settle a ll business but does not state deceased. Ma r ried Sara h JONES 1 5 Dec 1786 Fran k l in Co, VA . First eight ch b Montg o mery Co. Su e Soderstrom, 5215 W. Bedford Ave., Spokane, WA 99208 - 8941. Ph : (509)467-6692 9 7 -55 : Need name of sp & ch/o Arden EVANS , b 1756 Bedford Co . Her first name was Mil l y . They lived in GA, then Roane Co, TN. Arden d a f t 1844 poss IL. Arden enl isted in Rev War from Bedfor d Co & agai n f rom Pittsyl van ia Co. Arden's par were Arden S r . & Susann ah BALL . Sue Soderstrom , see 97-54 9 7- 56 : Need par & sib/o Sarah JONES , b abt 1767 VA. Married Jeremiah BUCHANAN Frankl in Co in l 786. First eight ch b Montgomery Co . Moved to Roane Co, TN abt 1800 . Fa believed to be Mosias (Moses) JONES b 1726 Pittsylvania Co, VA . Sue Soderstrom , see 97-54 VIRGINIA APPALACHI AN NOTES �63 97-57: Seek photo/o Rhoda BOOTH (E) DICKERSON CLEM (M} ONS b Nov 1818, d aft 1899, d/o George H. BOOTH (E ) & Lucy REED-BOOTH (E ) . She m James T . DICKERSON, Apr 1841, Floyd Co, VA, then William C. CLEM(M}ONS, May 1868, Floyd Co, VA. She resided w/son William R. DICKERSON , Floyd Co, VA in 1900 . Charles Thomas, 1522 Jones Blvd., Murfreesboro, TN 37129-2049 97-58: Seek date & p/death & poss photo /o John (or Jonathan) REED b ca 1816, d aft 1860 , s/o Humphrey REED & Sarah 11 Sally 11 REED-REED. He m Elizabeth AKERS , 24 May 1838 , Floyd Co , VA. Resided Floyd Co, VA 1860. Ch named in census: Humphrey b ca 1840; Luanna b ca 1842; William H. b ca 1846; Berdine b ca 1848 ; Milly J. b ca 1850 ; John b ca 1853. Charles Thomas, see 97-58 97-59: Seek bp & par/o Elliott THOMAS b ca 1788/89, d 1852 AL. According to census he was b VA, poss near NC line. Known places of residence: Baldwin Co, GA; Wi lkinson Co, GA; Barbour Co, AL . John D. THOMAS b ca 1786/87 NC, d 1859 AL may have been bro. Charles Thomas, see 97-58 97-60: Wish to corres w/anyone with info /a John BANDY b ca 1854 in Bedford Co, VA, m Augusta HOVEN. Ch : Frank; Allie; Joseph ; Bell; Jennie; & Millie. Living in Roanoke Co, Va 1920. Judith C. Bandy , 904 Brick'n Wood Dr., Lafavette, IN 47905-6102 97 - 61: Looking for info on Christina LAZENA and her family. She married Joseph PICKELSIMER (BECHELSHYMER ) 18 Mar 1 792 in Frankl in Co, VA . Ruth Erhardt, Box 266, Bassano, AB TOJ 080 97-62: Looking for par & sib & bp/o Joseph BECKELSHYMER , m Christina LAZENA 18 Mar 1792 in Franklin Co, VA. Born c 1775, d 1833 Henry Co, IN. Ruth Erhardt, See 97-61 ===== == ==================================== =================== BOTETOURT COUNTY VIRGINIA CLERGYMEN ON 1850 U. S. CENSUS extracted by Charles T. Burton Presbyterian: Jolm M. Cochran Henry H. Payne James M. Humphrey James M. Rice Methodist: John L. Gilbert Jacob Carper Wilford Downs, jr John W. start Mason L.W. Chesney Abraham Buhrman 23 Va 40 Ire 35 Va 27 Va 33 Md 54 Va 24 Va 35 Md 23 Md 35 Md Baptist: Merryman Lunsford John N. Johnson Absolom c. Dempsey James Luster Lewis P. Fellers Will T. Craft Episcopal: James McElroy George T. Wilmer Lutheran: Henry G. 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Hale 3 County Line Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Floyd County VA 7 Index to County Line Cemetery 11 Suggestions for Articles 13 Exchange Quarterly News 14 Copps Cemetery, Springwood, Botetourt County 15 Index to Copps Cemetery 21 New Books in the Virginia Room 24 Index to Cemeteries Published in VAN 27 Queries 31 Book Review 34 New Society Members 35 National Genealogical Society Announcement 35 News of Other Societies 36 Family Organizations 36 Upcoming Events 36 1996 Financial Statement 37 ================ == =================================~==== == ======= NOTE: If you compare this issue with May or August of 1996, you may note that the Volume Number is the same. However, 1995 was Volume 19; 1996 should have been Volume 20 and the February and November issues reflected this . Somehow in May and August a finger hit the wrong number and they show Volume 21, which is 1997's volume number. We apologize any confusion or inconvenience we may have caused . -Ed. ANOTHER NOTE: We still need articles from our readers. See page Just 13 of this issue for suggestions on things to write about. remember to give us permission to publish it and document your work, i.e. tell us where you got your information . �2 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC . January 1997 Dear Fellow Genealogists: Let us close 1996 with a heartfelt Thank You to those who have served our society for the past term. It is a pleasure to work with such a dedicated and congenial group. 1997 begins with some new officers, but I wonder if you have noticed other changes. Babe Fowler has retired after over 20 years as editor of the VAN, and Ann Sylvest has assumed that job. Babe, as always, will be available to help when needed. Our first venture of the year is to help WBRA-TV, our local PBS station, with a mailing in conjunction with the Ancestors series they began broadcasting on January 11, 1997. Viewers interested in more information on beginning research will send a $2.50 check to cover postage and handling to us and we shall mail the brochures supplied by WBRA-TV. The station plans on producing a series of three programs to foll ow the national program. We have representation on the group developing the direction and content. We are always looking for ways to better serve members will appreciate articles about the area we cover . Have considered transcribing a public record for publication? and you Distant members are encouraged to plan a visit to the Virgina Room for research and to attend a meeting. Librarians Carol Tu twiler and Brenda Finley are most helpful and constantly wo rking to improve the very fine Virginia Room . Gene Swartzell, President VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �3 INTERESTING KINFOLK : J . D. HALE COWBOY, CATTLEMAN AND POLITICAL LEADER I'm convinced Grayson County has its share of notable and distinguished ancestors; and I have "uncovered" a few. One of the more interesting is John Dickinson "Jack" Hale/Hail. Jack Hale was born 22 October 1847 5 , the son of Warner Hale and Mary Cox of Oldtown, Grayson County, VA. Jack ' s 6 7 8 brothers and sister were: • • F. J . (Fielding/Frielden) b. ca. 1842; David b . ca. 2843; Rosamond b. ca. 1845; Johnson b. ca. 1850 ; Troy b. ca. 1851; Everett b. ca. 1853; Thomas E. b . ca . ·1 ss1 m. Jennie Fulton in Grayson County, VA, 25 Dec 1883; Mary b. ca 1856; Elizabeth b. ca. 1859; Alice b . ca. 1860; Flora b. ca . 1862; and Charles b. ca . 1864 . Jack Hale married Anna Elizabeth Kost of Battle Creek, Nebraska, 6 January 1880. Anna Died 28 September 1924. Their only child Florence was born 22 October 1881. Florence married 28 September 1907 J. Blane Naftzger, MD. They lived in Sturgis, SD; Sioux City, IA; and Los Angeles, CA . T~eir children were son Jack and daughter Bobbie. In a 1967 article writ ten by Florence Hale Naftzger, she stated she had "7 g:anchildren and 9 great grandchildren. " 1 The Rapid City(SD)Daily Journal, Friday, May 10, 1929, pg. 1 stat~s: "John D. 'Jack' Hale, 83, member of the (Dakota) territorial legislature, (elected 3 terms) State House of Representatives and (3 terms) State senate died at his home here (Sturgis, SD) last evening following an illness of two years' duration. Hale's death marks the passing of one of the last of the cattlemen who operated in the free range days . .. Hale was one of (CPT) Seth Bullock's Rough Riders . .. Hale was~ 32nd Degr~e Mason, Knight Templar and member of the Shrine. He is s~rvived by two brothers, Thomas E., San Diego, CA; Troy, San Di~go; three sisters, Mrs . Betty roberts, Oakland, CA; M:s. Alice Sutherland, Lincoln, NE; and Mrs. Stark Bryant, Sturgis. A daughter, Mrs . J. B. Naftzger, Sioux City, IA; two nephews , 115 Cabell Hale, Rapid City and Charles Roberts, Hulett, WY· Jack Hale left Grayson County in 1867 at abou~ ~ge 20 and headed West as did a lot of our ancestors. 1 The Civil War had just ended; the South faced hard economic times; and the Homestead Act passed in 1 862 provided "land for the taking." The West beckoned to the adventurous, the energetic, the visionaries. In 1867, Jack Hale arrived in Omaha, Nebraska, where he lived with a distant relative, Alf . D. Jones, the first Postmaster of Omaha, and attended night school. He moved to Cheyenne, Wyoming, where he worked for the McGrath Forwarding Commission Company . In 1868 he moved to Montana where he was a miner for a £ew months. Then to Salt Lake City for a short stay where he was personally acquainted with Brigham Young; and then back to Battle Creek, Nebraska, where he clerked in I VI RGINI A APPALACHI AN NOTES • �4 his older brother Fielding's general store . With the Black Hills Gold Rush of 1874, Jack either established a freighting operation or worked for one, operating from Nebraska to Deadwood, SD, and expanded the business until it included seven eight-yoke teams of oxen and 17 wagons. In 1876 he was elected sheriff of Madi son County, NE. In 1877 he helped move the Sioux Indians under Chief Spotted Tail from Camp Sheridan to the Ponca Agency on the Niobrara River in Nebraska and later to the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. 1 • 2 "The Big Sioux Tribe, numbering 4 to 5 thousand with their ponies started a vast cavalcade to the new location. Mr Hale superintended the trip as provision man. He portioned out the food and the Indians call him Waupimin -ee Jack. Two companies of U. S. Cavalry acted as escort . They traveled 10 mil es per day, total 300 miles. The Indians did not like this new country and he later moved them back to the Rosebud Reservation. He knew Crazy Horse very well indeed. He was offered one of the Chief's daughters . Being a dipl omat, (Jack ) told him he had a white squaw." 1 In an article from the Rapid City Daily Journal, Sunday, 29 March 1891, entitled "Hale's Great Horse Ranch," the reporter describes Jack Hale's ranch in Crook county, Wyoming. The ranch consisted of 11 several thousand acres 11 and was noted for breeding and raising horses . The boundaries were give as "Beaver Creek on the North, the Bear Lodge Mountains on the East/Southeast, Lytle Creek on the South and the Belle Fourche (River ) on the West." The Reporter states it is about ten miles to the base of Devil's Tower. The ranch produced "300500 tons of cut hay annually from meadows of the Belle Fourche. 11 The horses represented stock of Leamington and Lexington, Norman, Clydes and Percherons . 4 Jack continued to operate this ranch, known as the JH Ranch, as a Hereford cattle ranch for many years . In 1877 Jack bought a ranch of 1680 acres near Sturgis, SD, which he called Pleasant Valley Stock Farm. In 1878 he drove 3000 sheep overland to Pleasant Valley and later a 100 head of hogs. He sold this ranch in 1903 and mover to Sturgis . 1 • 2 • 4 Jack was noted for raising excellent horses . He supplied a large number to the cavalry at Ft. Meade, SD . "Big Sis" was Queen of the Black Hi 11 s racing turf. She had raced in Oregon, Washington, Montana and the Black Hills and never lost a race. "Big Sis' s 11 col ts brought high prices . Two of her fillies were sired by the renowned French racer, MAHDI. 1 • 2 • 4 A historical note of interest: In 1878 Ft . Meade replaced Camp Sturgis as headquarters of the peacekeeping force in the Black Hills. The first garrison at Ft. Meade was the US 7th CAV reorganized after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Ft. Meade was home from 1879 - 1887 to the horse "Comanche," the lone survivor of the main battle at Little Big Horn. (Source : The Smithsonian Guide to Historic America) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �5 But the most 11 spectacular 11 race was the Great cowboy Race in 1893 from Chadron, Nebraska, to Chicago. apparently, bragging led to the race from "Chadron to the gates of William F. (Buffalo Bill) Cody's Wild West Show in Chicago where the World's Fair was in progress. This race would prove the endurance of the prairie-bred horses of the West for all time." The citizens of Chadron met and adopted the following 11 rules for the race: the riders were each to use not more than two horses, which must be Western bred and raised. Western cowboy stock saddles to be used were to weight not less than thiry- five pounds. 11 First prize was $1, 00 0 and another $500 given by Buffalo Bill. The Humane Society objected to the race as the horse might be "misused beyond their endurance" but withdrew their objections after inspecting the horses along the route . 1 • 2 There were ten riders and owners or promoters of the race. Jack Hale furnished two horses, "Poison" and "Sandy" ridden by John Berry, an engineer and stagecoach driver. Berry won the race--1040 miles in 13 days 16 hours--an average of 75 miles per day, riding 150 miles the last day. Berry was awarded first prize only after an investigation. Berry had h elped lay out the route which was kept secret until the race began. All the riders wanted him barred but he was determined to ride even if not eligible for first prize . Irregularities by the other riders included "riding in carriages; leading their horses; shipping horses part way by train; stopping in Iowa and riding a trick mule in a circus; one rider's horse had been poisoned by gamblers in Iowa; one rider was ~ccused of giving his horse a big drink of whiskey before starting out (the last day; two riders flipped a coin outside Chicago to determine who would ride ahead. 11 In any event, the first and second place was won by horses bred and raised in South Dakota and Jack Hale's Percheron horses won first place . 1 • 2 In 1905 Teddy Roosevelt wrote his old friend, CPT Seth Bullock of Deadwood to join the doings in Washington. Jack Hale was one of 60 western cowboys who rode their horses (complete with boots and sixshooters) down Pennsylvania Avenue in the President's inaugural parade and attended a banquet at the White House. In September 1906, Theodore Roosevelt declared Devil's Tower, near Jack's Wyoming ranch , our nation's first National Monument . 1 • 2 In 1966 South Dakota honored Jack Hale for his contributions to the American West by inducting him into the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center at Oklahoma City. 2 The lineage of John Dickinson Hale, son of Warner Hale and Mary Cox, is as follows: Warner Hale was the son of John Hale and Rosamond Blair. Rosamond was the daughter of John Blair and Wife Charity Bourne. John Hale was the son of William Hale and wife Lucy Stone. William Hale was the second son of Lewis Hale (Revolutionary War soldier) and Mary Burwell, pioneer settlers of Grayson County. 3 ' 9 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �6 Mary Cox was the daughter of David Cox and Jane Doughton, David Cox was the son of Joshua Cox and Ruth Osborne. Joshua Cox was the son of David Cox and wife Margaret McGowan. David Cox was a brother to John Cox, Captain of the Home Guard or Regulators during the Revolutionary War. 3 • 8 • 9 Jane Doughton was the daughter of Joseph Doughton and Polly Reeves . Polly Reeves was the daughter of George Reeves and Jane Burton. Jane Doughton was described as a "patient, quiet, good Christian, and faithful, good and affectionate wife. " 3 ' 8 Interesting kinfolk, our Grayson County ancestors! BIBLIOGRAPHY/FOOTNOTES 1. Echoes Thru the Valleys, A Meade County History, p~s 418423 . Courtesy of the Rapid City Society for Genealogical Research, Rapid City, SD. 2. The National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center, an unpublished biography of John Dickinson Hale, Oklahoma City, OK. 3. Nuckolls, Benjamin Floyd. Pioneer Settlers of Grayson Countv, Viroinia. 1975, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, pgs. 113-144, 167-168. 4. Rapid City(SD)Daily Journal, Sunday, March 29, 1891, pg. 1 : "Hale's Great Horse Ranch . 11 5. Rapid City(SD)Daily Journal, Friday, May 10 1 1929, pg. l : ''Jack Hale of Sturgis Dies." 6. U. S . Census, Grayson County, 1850. 7. U. S . Census, Grayson County, 1860. 8. Weaver, Jeffrey C. and Stamper, James J. The 1870 Federal Census of Grayson County, VA, Annotated. Mullins Printing, Clintwood, VA, pg 45. 9. Worrell, Anne Lowry. Over the Mountain Men their Early Court Records in Southwest Viroinia. 1983, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, pg. 55 (Wills of David Cox, John and William Hail). Submitted by: Phyllis C. O'Connell, 12113 Comanche Trail, SE, Huntsville, AL 35803 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �7 COUNTY LINE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY Floyd County, VA (The church was orgnnizcd 1869) Take R t. 635 fro m Bl ue Ridge Park\.vay: the cemetery is 1.4 miles down the road . Copied 19, January 1989 by Ruth G. Hale 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Ba rto n, James A. , OUie G. Shartzer, Jane West, Inf. s/o Donald & Marie W est, Donald F. " , Marie Underwood W illiamso n, Jnmes Carl Williillllson, James Wiley 9 10 + Hylto n , Raymond L H y l ton, Lucy ~1ary, w /o John Hylt on , Roy Jnmes Barton, Robert L. " , Mae E. Ba rton , Elbert 0., s/o R.L. & M<1 c Turner, Fred E. Trail, Isaac J. .. , Julia Ann Turner Turner, Tiarnon J. + , Rede E. N ol en, Samuel K. , Loula 5. M arshall, Charles A. , Ava N. Jones, R.H. Stone Marker Brogan, Pearl G. Midkiff, Harry L. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 .. II , Ruby Lee Radford , Uriah " , Elizabell Nichols, Clifford-G. Nichols, Bertha L. T urner, Wm . Richard Turner, Emma H ouchins Wright, w /o Wm . R. Turner, Inf. d/o S.J. & Gillie Turner, Samuel J. .. , Gillie R. Turner, George E., s/o W.R. & Emma Turn er, John W. (Picture) H a tcher, George C. (Picture) " , Albertic M. Houchin s, T. A. Feb. 14, 1892 - May 16, 1967 1940 - 1940 July 3, 1937 - July 4, 1937 Oct. 19, 1914 - Apr. 25, 1990 Sept. 16, 1920 Apr. 9, 1908 - May 28, 1935 Apr. 2, 1884 - June 10, 1963 79 yrs. (Mayberry Funeral) Oct. 13, 1913 - Dec. 30, 1978 Nov. 1, 1878 - May 5, 1941 Jan. 25, 1919 - Jan. 7, 1983 Oct. 18, 1889 - Aug. 4, 1980 May 21, 1901 - Mar. 13, 1989 Jan. 16, 1923 - Feb. 25, 1923 May 6, 1917 - Sept. 6, 1975 Mar. 18, 1880 - June 30, 1959 Mar. 4, 1889 - May 13, 1956 Dec. 16, 1922 - Mar. 22, 1966 Va. GM3 USNR W.W. II Sept. 6, 1924 Feb. 10, 1875 - May 11, 1961 Sept. 5, 1881 - Sept. 1, 1957 May 18, 1912 Jan. 18, 1922 May l , 1876 - July 28, 1920 Oct. 21 , 1895 - Sept. 19, 1962 July 6, 1921 - Apr. 8, 1975 Pfc. US Army W.W. II July 23, 1923 June 5, 1904 - July 9, 1966 Aug. 17, 1903 Feb. 9, 1899 • Feb. 10, 1960 July 12, 1900 - May 3, 1950 July 9, 1880 - June 14, 1971 Sept. 4, 1880 - July 28, 1944 Born & Died July 2, 1920 Apr. 18, 1886 - Jan. 19, 1986 Oct. 3, 1890 - Oct. 29, 1945 July 9, 1914 - May 30, 1915 Apr. 24, 1918 - June 18, 1943 Feb. 28, 1878 - Sept. 25, 1935 July 8, 1876 - Jan . 15, 1969 Nov. 7, 1873 - Sept. JS, 1941 V1ri1Jll..a Appalaohtan Notes �8 County Line Church Cemetery , Nannie B. Houch.ins, Albert H . Houchins, Elsie B. Black, Philip H . Lydia Shortt Black, John Hen.ry,s/o Philip H. & Lydia E. Hylton, J. E. Hylton, Ellen Janney Hylton, Burwell Howell, Elizabeth S., w/o Wm. Barton, Nancy A., w Io Daniel Barton, Daniel Barton, Posey G. (Male, picture) Houchins, M~ ie Barton Barton, Calvin Hill Midkiff, Jerry H . , Julia Ann U. Midkiff, Robert M. Addie T. Hall, Thomas Hall, Sarah A., w Io Thos. R McDaniel, Sarah J., wid/o James Only part of a marker left Ferguson, Mary A., w/o J.W. Agee, Marion E. 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 11 , so 51 52 53 54 SS 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 11 , 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 1963 Oct. 6, 1904 - Apr. 8, 1950 Mar. 18, 1906 1876 -1960 1887 -1981 Feb. 19, 1923 - Aug. 23, 1945 1881 - 1946 1862 - 1927 1860 - 1918 Aug. 20, 1848 - Feb. 9, 1902 Dec. 28, 1859 - Mar. 4, 1927 Oct. 8, 1858 - Apr. 26, 1932 Nov. 4, 1894 - June 27, 1940 1897 - 1961 July 23, 1882 - Aug. 17, 1962 Mar. 9, 1912 Nov. 14, 1911 - Mar. 25, 1961 Aug. 8, 1888 - Sept. 17, 1956 Jan. 2, 1888 - Jan. 27, 1959 Mar. 1, 1822 - June 7, 1914 May 15, 1826 - Mar. 29, 1900 Dec. 6, 1829 - Feb. 8, 1901 June 26, 1849 - May 19, 1922 Mar. 1, 1870 - Aug. 26, 1948 Mary J. Mar. 13, 1879 - Aug. 21, 1955 Turman, Olivia B. Jan. 22, 1917 - May 11, 1976 Webb, Rebecca Houchins Sept. 13, 1857 - Nov. 5, 1946 Shortt, Amos B. Sept. 1, 1879 - Apr. 16, 1970 " , Callie G. Apr. 25, 1899 - Jan. 4, 1929 Shortt, Ward M. Sept. 10, 1920 - Sept. 18, 1944 Killed at Sto!Jberg, Germany, Va. Pfc. 16th lnf. Co. B, 1st Div., 1st Army, W.W.11 Shortt, Eld. Asa D. Apr. 17, 1842 - May 31, 1917 " , Sarah C. Jan. 18, 1844 - Nov. 26, 1924 Houch.ins, Diamond 5. Sept. 6, 1937 Va. Pvt. 1 CL 317 Inf. 80 Div. June 9, 1871 - Oct. 27, 1951 Shortt, Lucinda Mary, d/o Eld. Asa D. & Sarah Graham Shortt Mar. 26, 1916 - July 27, 1964 Midkiff, Earl July 1, 1912 " ,MayE. Sept. 13, 1913 - Nov. 11, 1965 Thomas, Alvin Maurice Aug. 18, 1912 " , Ora Jane Hash 1882 -1960 Thomas, George M. 1882 - 1953 " , Nervia S. Oct. 27, 1828 - Dec. 20, 1917 Wood, Richard J. (Father) Feb. 17. 1834 - Aug. 30, 1899 Wood, Judith A., w /o RJ. (Mother) Wood, Chester J., s/o G.B. & Bettie A. Oct. 6, 1889 - Feb. 12, 1890 Underwood, Alberta W. June 30, 1872 - Mar. 24, 1944 Houch.ins, Walter G. Nov. 5, 1882 - Jan 24, 1970 " , Sonoro M. Shortt May 12, 1882 - Dec. 24, 1932 Houchins, Chester A. Aug. 12, 1903 - Apr. 16. 1932 Houch.ins, Catherine A. Oct. 21, 1910 Shortt, Zera - US Army W.W.I Dec. 6, 1896 - Mar. 9, 1988 11 , + + 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 Jan. 28, 1879 - June 5, + V1r'1DJ.a Appa.la.ohla.n N 0\86 �9 County Line Church Cemetery 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 + + " , Blanche T. Houchins, John Wm. Houchins, Leonie M. Shortt, w/o John W. Shortt, Inf. d/o Zera & Blanche Shortt, Daisy E. Shortt, Mary E. (Mother) Shortt, John W. Shortt, George J. Shortt, Frances, wid/o Joseph N . Hatcher, Judith A., w /o Elkanah Hatcher, Elkanah Shortt, lnf. d/o J.A. & Marie Shortt, John Abe Marker broken off Bryant, J.S. Boyd, Nancy E. Boyd, Sarah W. Boyd, Nadalee Boyd, John R. Boyd, L.e_usie M., w /o J.R. (Mother) Underwood, H. Frank " , Iowa B. Underwood, Essie M. Thompson, Brady Underwood, Lawrence E. , Effie R. Underwood, Harry K. Thomas, Luther, s/o J.M. & Josie Thomas, J. Martin " , Josephine M. Thomas, Alvah M. .. , Avis N. Huff, Silas Thomas - Sp 4 US Army Huff, Thomas F. " , Margaret U. Hollin, Clara W. Nolen, Inf. s/o Mr. & Mrs. M.F. Nolen, Lena Mae Frances, d/o Mr. & Mrs. M.F. Allen, Sarah V. Clark, S. A. Clark, Howard J. Underwood, Charles W. Underwood, Mary J. Underwood, R. L. (Father) Adkins, Lloyd S. Allen, John Pete " , Roxie Martin Allen, Sidney E. Allen, Glover C. Peters, Johnie W., husband of Josie & Ella (Loving Father) Nolen, James Jefferson "Jeff' 1911 Dec. 29, 1884 - Dec. 23, 1975 Jan. 20, 1890 - Apr. 17, 1939 July 15, 1934 Oct. 16, 1891 - July 17, 1925 Nov. 20, 1861 - Feb. 7, 1946 May 23, 1856 - Feb. 22, 1915 July 3, 1885 - May 20, 1907 July 22, 1812 - Jan. 16, 1908 Apr. 1, 1846 - May 15, 1930 Aug. 19, 1842 - Sept. 11, 1901 June 18, 1952 May 25, 1928 - Nov. 4, 1961 Feb. 28, 1861 - Jan. 19, 1929 May 23, 1859 - Mar. 6, 1905 Oct. 5, 1889 - May 27, 1976 Nov. 3, 1897 - Feb. 19, 1%5 Oct. 27, 1861 - Mar. 12, 1940 May 28, 1880 - Sept. 13, 1926 June 31, 1886 - Dec. 12, 1970 July 4, 1884 - Mar. 15, 1963 Aug. 10, 1911 -Apr. 1, 1937 Jan. 2, 1908 - Nov. 16, 1936 1910 - 1961 1910 - 1975 Jan. 11, 1935 - Aug. 5, 1937 Apr. 30, 1889 - Sept. 1, 1905 Apr. 17, 1860 - Feb. 8, 1953 May 29, 1860 - Feb. 25, 1958 Oct. 27, 1902 Feb. 8, 1902 - May 20, 1965 Jan. 26, 1938 - Apr. 24, 1987 Dec. 16, 1889 - Aug.12, 1960 Va.TM X Co. 317 Inf. 80 Div. W.W.1 Dec. 6, 1901 - Jan. 6, 1985 Oct. 25, 1885 - May 7, 1910 Dec. 21, 1918 - Dec. 23, 1918 May 8, 1924 - Dec. 21, 1928 Dec. 23, 1881 - Apr. 26, 1953 Died Apr. 24, 1913, Age 36 years Dec. 7, 1901 - June 24, 1926 June 7, 1876 - Nov. 21, 1948 Dec. 21, 1878 - June 13, 1940 Aug. 20, 1903 - June 26, 1927 Dec. 31, 1939 ~July 7, 1946 May 10, 1881 - June 23, 1955 Apr. 17, 1895 - July 13, 1972 1937 - 1946 1921 - 1959 Mar. 11, 1866 - Dec. 18, 1929 Aug. 15, 1852 - Sept. 15, 1930 �10 County Line Church Cemetery 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 . 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 " , Lurinda R. ''Rinda" Nolen, Montague Franklin "Pa Pa" Burnett, Oney Nolen, Boyd D. (Father) " , Sallie F. (Mother) Smith, Sarah A. Nolen Turner, James M. " 'Eliza w. Boothe, Mae J. (Picture) Dickerson, Joyce Lea Brogan, Arkansas Jarrels Jarells, Robert L. Jarrells, Edith M. Nolen, Patrick W. (Picture) " , Laura Lee (Loving Mother)(Picture) Hathcock, M. N. Barton, Oarence " , Mamie T. Shortt, David G. " ,Alma W. " , Iva Geraldine Shortt, Rural G. " , Bernease C. Nov. 27, 1855 - Sept. 8, 1930 Sept. 23, 1895 - July 17, 1969 No dates Mar. 23, 1891 - Sept. 11, 1963 Mar. 3, 1891 - May 8, 1963 May 12., 1887 - June 10, 1964 Apr. 7, 1883 - July 21, 1974 Oct. 16, 1883 - Dec. 6, 1971 1904 - 1972 1967 - 1967 Nov. 19, 1888 - Jan 21, 1954 1906 - 1051 Oct. 11, 1942 - Dec. 16, 1946 Apr. 8, 1894 - Mar. 30, 1936 Oct. 15, 1892 - July 2, 1983 Apr. 4, 1894 - July 11, 1968 July 11, 1901 Feb. 11, 1909 June 11, 1902 - Oct. 30, 1982 Jan. 17, 1903 - Dec. 19, 1985 Oct. 16, 1928 Jan. 8, 1933 - Apr. 12, 1987 Feb. 22, 1928 - �11 COUNTY LINE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY INDEX Adkins Agee Allen I Lloyds. , Marion E. I Mary J. , Glover C. , John Pete , Roxie Manin Sarah v. , Sidney E. , Calvin Hill , Clarence , Daniel , E1bert 0. , James A. , Mae E. , Mamie T. , Nancy A. , Ollie G. , Posey G. , Robert L. , John Henry , Lydia Shortt Philip H. , Mae J. , John R , Lausie M. , Nadalee , Nancy E. Sarah w. , Arkansas Jarrel , Pearl G. I Barton Black I Boothe Boyd I Brogan Bryant Burnett Clark Dickerson Ferguson Hall Hatcher I , Oney , H oward J. Is. A . , Joyce Lea , M ary A. , Sarah A. , Thomas , Albertie M. Elkanah , George C. , Judith A. , M .N. , Clara W. , Albert H . , Catherine A. , Chester A. , Diamond S. , Elsie B. , John Wm. , Leonie M. Shortt , Mettie Barton I Hathcock Hollin Houchins J. s. , Nannie B. , Sonora M. I T . A. , Walter G. I Elizabeth s. , Margaret U. , Silas Thomas , Thomas F. , Burwell , Ellen Janney I J.E. , Lucy Mary , Raymond L. , Roy James I Edith M. , Robert L. 173 67 68 141 138 139 131 140 57 160 54 14 1 13 161 53 2 55 Howell Huff Hylton Jarrells Jones Marshall 12 48 47 46 152 111 112 110 108 109 154 26 107 146 133 132 153 McDaniel Midkiff 62 41 103 40 102 159 128 44 91 90 76 45 94 95 56 I I Peters Radford I Loula 5, , Lurinda R. , Montague Franklin , Patrick W. , Sallie F. , Samuel K. , Johnie W. , Elizabell Uriah , Jane I Shartzer Shortt 10 9 11 156 155 ,AvaN. , Charles A. I Sarah J. , Addie T. Earl I Harry L. I Jeny H. Julia Ann u. , Mae E. , Robert M. , Ruby Lee Bertha L Clifford G. , Floyd D. , Inf. s/o Mr. & Mrs. M.F. , James Jefferson Laura Lee , Lena Mae Frances 63 50 49 24 I 66 52 127 125 126 51 23 I Nolen 88 , R.H. I Nichols 43 89 42 I Alma w. , Amos B. , Asa D. , Bemease C. , Blanche T. , Callie G. , Daisy E. V1r'1Jl1& Appe.la.oh.1.a.n Noiee 22 64 61 78 2J 58 59 79 60 28 32 31 147 w 143 158 130 21 144 145 157 148 2D 142 30 29 3 163 71 74 166 93 72 97 �l2 County Line Church Cemetery , , , , , , , David G. Frances George J. Inf. d/o J.A. & Marie Inf. d Io Zera & Blanche Iva Geraldine John Abe I John w. , Lucinda Mary Mary E. , Rural G. Sarah c. , Ward M. , Zera , Sarah A. , Alvah M. , Alvin Maurice , Avis N. , George M. , Josephine , J. Martin , Luther , Nervia S. , Ora Jane , Brady , Isaac J. , Julia Ann , Olivia B. , Eliza W. , Emma Houchins , Fred E. , George E. , Gillie R. , Inf. d/o S.J. & Gillie , James M. John w. , Rede E. , Samuel J. , Tiamon J. , Wm. Richard , Alberta W. , Charles W. , Effie R. , Essie M. I I Smith Thomas Thompson Trail Turman Turner I Underwood I I Webb West Williamson Harry K , H. Frank , Iowa B. , Lawrence E. Mary J. ,R L. , Rebecca Houchins , Donald F. , Inf. s/o Donald & Mary , Mary U. , James Carl 162 101 100 104 % 164 105 99 71 98 164 75 73 92 149 123 80 124 82 122 121 120 83 81 116 16 17 69 151 34 15 38 37 35 150 39 19 36 18 33 87 rn 118 115 119 113 114 117 135 136 70 s 4 6 7 Wood , James Wiley , Chester J. Judith A. Richard J. 8 86 I 85 I 84 �13 SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR ARTICLES The following list of suggestions of items that would be helpful to your fellow genealogists was printed in "Bluegrass Roots," Volume 23, Number 4, Winter 1996, page 135. We reprint it here because it is such a good list . All of the items are 11 d o-able " some take a little more work than others, but we hope you will find one of them that you would like to tackle . Perhaps you have already done one or something similar and you just need to send it in for publication. 1. 2. A list of all Revolutionary soldiers buried in your county. A list of all guardianships approved in y our county, or those for a certain period of years . 3. A list of tavern licenses issued for a certain period. 4. An index of wills probated in a given period--say 10 years. 5. Entries in the county stray book for a number of years. (The stray book was a book kept by the county in which residents reported stray livestock they had found. It can show whether a person was in that county on a certain date.) 6. A census (tombstone readings) from a family cemetery. If possible, add informat ion about relationships among those listed . If possible, give a brief history of the cemetery and the location. 7. Family entries from a Bible. If possible, give date of publication of the Bible. Add facts about relationships of persons listed. 8. School census for a school or schools in your county. 10. Information about a church--especially a church that no longer exists. ll. Records of burials by a funeral home. 13. A scrapbook of clippings of weddings, obituaries, legal notices and such . 14. A list of Civil War soldiers from your county. 15. A list of divorces granted in your county for a limited period . 16. A history of a church--especially one that is no longer in existence. Any information about members, if available. Now, if none of these seem practical for you, see if you can think of something else you can do. Send your effort to: VAN Editor SVGS P. 0. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026-2485 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �14 EXCHANGE QUARTERLY NEWS In Vol.15 No. 57, December 1996 of the Holston Pastfinder, Holston Territory Genealogical Society is the following articles of interest: Sullivan County, Tennessee Cemeteries Flooded by TV A; Washington County Virginia Marriages; Washington County, Virginia Survey Book I; Sullivan County, Tennessee Tax Lists, 1811-1812; Sullivan County, Tennessee Deed Book I. •••••• The National Genealogy Society Conference in the States will be held May 7 - 10, 1997 in Valley Forge, PA. Write for the Conference Registration Brochure, 4527 17th Street North, Arlington, VA 22207-2399; Tel. (703) 525-0050 or FAX (703) 525-0052. •••••• For those interested io French research, check out The Louisiana Genealogical Register, Vol XLIII No 4, December 1996, pages 317-327, French Archives: Tips and Addresses for Successful Letter Writing by Jacques de Guise. •••••• In Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Vol 34 No 3, Summer 1996, pages 243-254, is Montgomery County, Virginia 1798-1799 delinquent Tax Lists transcribed by Julia M. Case . •••••• Bedford City/County Museum, Bedford, Virginia article by Ellen A. Wandrei is in The Virginia Genealogical Society N ewsletter Vol XXll No 6, December 1996. The VGS Spring Conference, co-hosted by the Virginia/North Carolina Piedmont Genealogical Society, will be held on 4-5 April 1997 in Danville. Area SVGS members should keep this in mind and plan to attend . •••••• From Seattle Genealogical Society Bulletin, Vol 46 No 1, Autumn 1996: Try California in 1850 If an ancestor can' t be found in the 1850 federal census in the state expected, try California. Some 100,000 gold-seekers went there then, including some 3,000 Virginians. A quarter of them were back home or elsewhere by l 855. - various sources. •••••• Tips on Reading Inscriptions Keep Shaving cream where it belongs - in the bathroom. It is very bad for stones since it contains stearic acid which is more acidic than acid rain. Do no use blackboard chalk which contains gypsu~ or dirt, which is highly acidic. Use inert or neutral materials such as powdered limestone, crushed Tums, or talcum powder for dark stones and powdered graphite for light colored ones. (Anne Arundel Speaks, Vol 23 No 2, December 1996 viaAntique Week October 14, 1996) VIRGIN I A APPALACHIAN NOTES �15 COPPS CEMETERY Springwood Botetourt Co., VA (starting left side of gate) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 + 8 + 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2.5 26 '2J 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Brewbaker, Capt. William " , Teresa Roberta Harlowe, Rosa Lee Harlowe, Joseph W., Jr. Lipes, S. F. Hayth, Lieutenant E. P. Hayth, Ellan, w/o E. P. Hayth, A. M. " , Emma 0., w/o A. M . Hayth, Woodville Vincent Hayth, G. E. Mary A. I II Hayth, Akilious P. " , Carrie Elma Slusser Hayth, William T. (Father) " , Nannie Lee (Mother) Hayth, Wm. P. Hayth, H erbert R. " , Celia L. H . Hayth, Debra Lee Lipes, Christopher (Father) Mattie H. (Mother) Strauss, Sue Dove Cummings, W. H. Maria, w/o W. H . Robinson, Maggie v., w/o W. H. (Our Mothers, Sa.me Stone) Young, Margaret Anna, w /o Jacob Young, Charlton Cass Harriet Judith '' , Lewis, Branson Young, William D., s/o J. & M.A. 11 , 11 , 11 , Foot stone "W. F." M.A.B." Dolman, Elizabeth, consort of H. G. Sept. 13, 1832 - Jan. 21, 1919 Dec. 25, 1840 - July 17, 1917 Aged 6 weeks Aug. 2, 1900 - Nov. 21, 1919 June 5, 1851 - June 4, 1899 Jan. 25, 1837 - March 20, 1893 Feb. 16, 1847 - Dec. 26, 1899 Feb. 5, 1833 - July 10, 1914 May 29, 1842 - Apr. 7, 1904 Mar. 5, 1869 - July 4, 1941 May 4, 1862 - Nov. 21, 1949 Oct. 8, 1874 - Dec. 28, 1928 July 25, 1876 - June 25, 1948 Sept. 18, 1885 - Sept. 9, 1929 Feb. 19, 1866 - Feb. 18, 1944 Nov. 9, 1865 - Feb. 15, 1944 Apr. 7, 1901 - Apr. 25, 1946 Feb. 4, 1899-July 2E, 1949.Married 22 Dec. 1923 Aug. 27, 1902 b. & d. March 9, 1959 (Rader Fu. Marker) Oct. 5, 1849 - Dec. 25, 1921 Aug. 15, 1855 - Apr. 27, 1892 Mar. 13, 1872 - Sept. 6, 1904 May 18, 1821 - Jan. 10, 1901, 79y. 7m. 22.d. Aug. 1, 1822 - Jan. 5, 1892, 69y. Sm. 4d. Sept. 24, 1849 - Feb. 4, ~ \8 , ., July 30, 1811 - Dec. 10, 1891 1850 - 1924 1842 -1923 1878 -1882 Aug. 2, 184J - Sept. 14, 1854 11 Died Apr. 24, 1832, 75yrs. 10m. 20d. (stone partly underground) 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Large Monument Knode, inf. s/o George & Barbara Ann Foot stone "S. M. F." Young, Francis Jacob McDowl s/o J. & M .A. Young, Jacob broken stone Lindenhoker, Sarah M. w/o J. G. & dau/o Samuel Young Young, David E., s/o Samuel & Rebecca Young, Jacob Young, Sarah Elizabeth, w/o Andrew J. "Unknown Graves" Nov. 5, 1846 - Sept. 9, 1854 Died Dec. 15, 18.56 187yrs. Sm. Died Sept. Oct. 21, 1836 - Aug. 17, 1855 Died Oct. 17, 1857, 23yrs. 2m. 23d. July 22, 1811 - Apr. 24, 1861 March 10, 1835 - Aug. 8, 1873 V1r'1lli& AppalaOhiAil Notee �16 COPPS CEMETERY 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 " 53 54 SS 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 + 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 BO 81 82 8.3 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 % Booze, Otha Lee Obenchain, Burton Crawford , Mary Webber L. Hammit, Millie Brewbaker, Edmond Barnett (Father) " , Lillian Thrasher (Mother) Peery, Ida Rule, w Io Benjamin L. Benjamin L. Harlow, Joseph W. " , Willie Mie Booze, William jack.son (Father) '' , Mary H. Young (Mother) Booze, William H. Booze, Bettie Booze, Sarah A. . Dolman, Courene Dolman, Ella S. Dolman, Josephine, d/o L. W. & M. E. Dolman, L. W. Leffel, Emma D. Leffle, Portia B., w/o W. H. Rule, Otho Houston " , Lillie V., w /o 0. H. Barger, William P. " Mary Woody, Mamie Snead Woody, Emett S. Woody, Warren E., Inf. of E. S. & Mamie Barger, William W. " Lula c. Barger, Calvin Lewis I I I + Styne, Cary L. " , Hester, w /o Cary L. Styne, Susan Styne, Inf. s/o Cary & Susan Styne, James A., s/o G. W. & Martha J. Broken Marker Linkenhoker, Masie, s/o Jos. & Fannie Bierly, Martha Ann, w /o Jacob Fellers, Peter Windsor, Eliza Va., d/o Richard & Mary Footstone "M.A.D." Hayth, Achiles M. Hayth, Catherine W. Hayth, Achilles Peck, s/ o Wm. B. & Sarah E. Sink, Mary Frances Weade, Allie Elwood Large Rock & Grave Marker Large Rock & Grave Marker Forbes, Carrie Louisa Cullmane, of John & _ _ora. (Damaged Stone) Styne, Sarah Ann, w/o Wm. H. Aug. 4, 1876 - July 22, 1885 Dec. 31, 1859 - Jan. 24, 1941 July 14, 1885 - Apr. 22, 1952 1857 - 1942 March 19, 1883 - March 27, 1963 Sept. 22, 1886 - May 29, 1929 1878 - 1944 1878 -1955 March 28, 1860 - June 10, 1925 Dec. 27, 1867 March 27, 1867 - Feb. 7, 1933 July 6, 1866 - Sept. 14, 1942 May 8, 1842 - June 29, 1909 Oct. 7, 1840 - Aug. 27, 1907 Oct. 15, 1836 - Oct. 9, 1876 May 10, 1897 - June 23, 1898 Feb. 1, 1893 - Jan. 18, 1910 Nov. 2, 1878 - Jan. 5, 1911 Co. E 2 Bn. Va. Res. CSA Nov. 6, 1880 - Nov. 15, 1917 Feb. 6, 1886 - Feb. 6, 1914 1879 - 1970 (Add. Rader Marker) 1883 - 1936 June 14, 1850 - Dec. 29, 1921 May 12, 1857 - March 7, 1936 Oct. 31, 1877 - June 18, 1973 Sept. 22, 1879 - Nov. 18, 1925 Nov. 12, 1905 - Nov. 21, 1905 Aug. 15, 1881 - Nov. 20, 194;9 Apr. 15, 1895 - Oct. 17, 1956 Aug. 22, 1927 - July 10, 1987 U.S. Air Force, Korea Oct. 8, 1834 - Nov. 4, 1911 Dec. 7, 1842 - Jan. 20, 1938 Aug. 30, 1837 - Oct. 8, 1893 ,S6y. lm. 8d. Died May 26, 1869 Died Jan. 24, 1867, Aged 5 weeks March 30, 1890 - Oct. 25, 1891 Jan. 27, 1853 - May 25, 1876 July 3, 1819 - Nov. 16, 1858 Jan. 28, 1837 - Apr. 21, 1837 Nov. 14, 1801 - Sept. 28, 1850 1 48y. 10m. 14d. Apr. 24, 1805 - Jan. 12, 1877 Died Aug. 29, 1854, Sm. 27d. Dec. 22, 1849 - Jan. 12, 1946 Sept. 12, 1937 - Oct. 3, 1942 Feb. 14, 1915 - Sept. 4, 1941 Departed this life Aug. 22, 1854, Age 12m. Died Apr. 28, 1876, 79y. 6m, 6d. VttiiDJ& Appa.le.oh1an Notee �17 COPPS CEMETERY 97 98 Styne, William H . Paxton, Dewey, s/o Birl & Zadok O'Conner, Michael (Father) " , Eliza (Mother) O'Conner, Michael, s/o C. & B. O'Conner, Elonza O'Conner, Lucian , Virginia M. 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 Wright, M. E. 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 + 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 + 146 147 148 + 149 + " , Nora, his wife Johnston, Hallie G. Mundy, John W. " , Martha J., w/o John W. Hayth, Charles Lewis (Father) " , Frances J._ Mundy (Mother) O'Conner, L. Linkenhoker, Joseph L " , Frances 5. Linkenhoker, Emmett R. Young, Hudson B., s/o Andrew & Sarah " , Emeline F., d/o Jacob & Margaret Linkenhoker, Polly Kessler, G. W. (Our Father) Kessler, Rosanna, w/o G. W. Haynes, Sallie C., w Io Joseph Haynes, Joseph Brewbaker, Ester Harlan, d/o A. J. & Claudia Austin, Haden B. '' , Kate E. Austin, Osborne "Bud" Austin, Alice Roberta Hammit, w/o 0. B. Craft, Sid A. " , Louise Hammit, his wife "Our Baby" no name Seay, Carol Pauline Seay, T. D. " , Emma T. Seay, Bessie Orra Kem, Stephen W. Finch, Ruth Olivia Finch, Ashby H. Finch, Mattie S. Finch, Selma A. Austin, Charlotte A., w/o Peter Austin, Peter Austin, Mary Ruth Linkenhoker, Bessie Via, w/o Cope R. Linkenhoker, Cope R Via, 5. J. Co. G, 46 Va. Inf. CSA Arthur, Addie Via Wills, Emma Via Haynes, Henry Dallman, John E. Died Jany 22, 1863, 62y. 2m. 21d. Sept. l, 1898 - Dec. 15, 1903 Died 1918 ·Age 86 yrs. Died 1918 . Age 83 yrs. Aug. 1, 1897 - Nov. 20, 1900 1902 - 1918 (Rader Fu. Home Marker) June 4, 1874 - Jan. 23, 1962 Apr. 5, 1874 - Nov. 5, 1945 1863 -1932 1870 -1943 1913 - 1984 (Rader Fu. Marker) 1842 -1902 1844 -1909 Sept. l, 1873 - Nov. 6, 1941 Nov. 20, 1977 - Jan. 18, 1948 Aug. 2, 1892 - Sept. 11, 1932 Dec. 30, 1848 - Sept. 29, 1916 Jan. 3, 1849 - Jan. 12, 1931 1873 - 1941 Dec. 23, 1871 - June 26, 1891 Died Nov. 26, 1899 1 55y. Sm. 11d. Oct. 6, 1805 - Aug. 2, 1888 Feb. 4, 1820 - Oct. 14, 1891 Jan. 1, 1816 - Apr. 2, 1865 Feb. 29, 1908 Aged 61 yrs. Co. K 28 Va. Inf. CSA Feb. 17, 1898 - Oct. 30, 1900 Feb. 28, 1868 - Jan. 22, 1921 Apr. 3, 1869 - May 30, 1937 Apr. 24, 1877 - Feb. 11, 1950 Sept. 28, 1886 - Nov. 4, 1968 Sept. 8, 1879 - Aug. 16, 1928 Nov. 18, 1883 - Feb. 14, 1979 May 10, 1933 - May 26, 1947 Feb. 2, 1870 - March 16, 1916 Aug. 20, 1878 - Feb. 3, 1936 Aug. 16, 1917 - Nov. 29, 1918 Sept. 16, 1914 - Feb. 20, 1916 Feb. 24, 1904 - Jan. 6, 1978 Sept. 15, 1898 - Jan. 18, 1919 Apr. 8, 1874 - Sept. 20, 1926 Dec. 29, 1870 - May 22, 1905 Apr. 18, 1841 - Nov. 27, 1906 March 23, 1833 - July 17, 1913 March 25, 1932 - Sept. 25, 1938 1880 -1972 1879 - 1939 1876 -1968 (Add. Arritt Fu. Home Marker) May 10, 1879 - March 22, 1902 Corp. Co. F, 60 Va. Inf. CSA Douthat's Co. Va. Lt. Arty. CSA V1r'1ni& Appala.oh1an NQtOO �18 COPPS CEMETERY 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 Apr. 10, 1852 - Apr. 2, 1924 Herron, James M. Snider, Hester (stone is buried deep) 1868 -1937 Young, Jacob P. no dates Young, Ida E. no dates Samuel J. March 20, 1861 - Feb. 12, 1949 S~ples, Joseph A. Nov. 18, 1836 - Aug. 12, 1924 Mason, Rev. E. T. Nov. 11, 1842 - June 30, 1906 " , Nannie P., w/o Rev. E.T. Nov. 22, 1868 - Nov. 10, 1941 Mason, Gilbert C. Linkenhoker, Chas. William, s/o David & Mollie Dec. 15, 1900 - May 15, 1902 Born & Died May 16, 1884 Finch, Inf. s/o C. B. & S. M. Oct. 26, 1877 - Nov. 19, 1882 Finch, Wilmer, s/o C. B. & S. M. Apr. 2, 1876 - Apr. 15, 1876 Finch, Walter, s/ o C. B. & S. M. Sept. 3, 1906 - Apr. 24, 1907 Via, Grace T. Dec. 1, 1899 - July 7, 1900 Via, Sabina Margarette, d/o J. S. & Otta March 13, 1866 - Jan. 1, 1911 O'Conner, David A. O'Conner, Charlie (Father) 1868 -19_ 1870 -1945 I Belle Lin.kenhoker, Irene A., d/ o John & Margaret June 8, 1873 - Jan. 26, 1887 Lin.kenhoker, Otho J., s/o j . G. & M. N. Dec. 8, 1868 - May 12, 1905 Linkenhoker, John G. (Parents) 1828 -1910 " , Margaret Nancy, his wife 1844 -1923 Persinger, David M., husband of Farutie Nov. 23, 1833 - June 18, 1907 Swartz, William 0. (Father) Sept. 18, 1892 - Dec. 18, 1933 " , Vivian A. (Mother) May 25, 1885 - Dec. 31, 1953 Young, Infant son~ of Renard & Nellie 1931 & 1941 Jones, John E. 1874 -1964 (Eagle Rock Fu. Home Marker) Welch, L. J. 1849 - Sept. 27, 1920 5. F., his wife March 7, 1855 - Oct. 29, 1936 Williams, Dallas Gordon, Inf. s/o B. S. & M. I. Dec. 1, 1895 - June 3, 1896 Williams, David Dec. 25, 1814 - Dec. 25, 1893 Williams, Ann Eliza, w /o David Stone broken, no dates left Heck, Mattie W., w /o S. L. July 1, 1856 - Aug. 13, 1897 Williams, Mollie S., d/o David & A. E. Aug. 29, 1849 - Nov. 11, 1883 Bierly, David May 161 1814 - June 7, 1~ Footstone M. B. Bierly, Samuel D. Oct. 3, 1844 - Dec. 27, 1892 Bierly, Elizabeth, w /o S. D. Feb. 20, 1841 - March 8, 1909 Young, Sarah C. No dates Young, Emma C. " Young, Roy W. Finch, Ernest P., s/o C. B. & S. M. July 7, 1867 Rest in concrete Finch, Blanch M., d/o C. B. & S. M. Obenchain, Maude A. Finch, w/o S. E. Sept. 7, 1873 - July 30, 1896 Finch, Sarah M., w/o C. B. March 6, 1940 - Dec. 13, 1898 Mason, Mrs. V. 0. (Our Mother) Died Oct. 10, 1895 Mason, J. Novell July 4, 1843 - Jan. 10, 1911 Dunn, May Webber, w/o John W. Feb. 3, 1860 - Sept. 22, 1883 Hammit, J. Frank July 31, 1845 - Nov. 8, 1890 1 4Sy. 3m. 8d. Hammit, Kate Anna Apr. 2, 1859 - Dec. 4, 1944 Foot Stone "B. M. E.'' Linkenhoker, Ora May, d/o L. W. & J.B. March 20, 1894 - Oct. 19, 1894 Linkenhoker, Mary May May 14, 1920 - Sept. 29, 1937 " I 0 , Vtr~ Appale.ch1an Notes �19 COPPS CEMETERY 203 + 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 Wilson, Sgt. Charles W. Wilson, J. Samuel, s/o Ro. T. & Eliza J. Unkenhoker, Patton B. , Fannie W. Staples, Inf. s/o J. A. & N. E. Kessler, Peter Kessler, Mattie Danville (Mother) Kessler, William C. (Father) , Ethel C. M eadows, Frank A. Mary K Indication of grave, no marker Spangler, Virginia A. ) very small.but Spangler, Thomas J. ) nice markers Grave? I 214 215 216 217 Kain's Co. Tenn. Lt. Arty. CSA March 16, 1858 - Feb. 16, 1893 1880 -1957 1888 -1970 Dec. 23, 1895 - Dec. 27, 1895 Dec. 25, 1853 - Dec. 4, 1922 Jan. 30, 1856 - Jan. 16, 1929 March 24, 1888 - March 25, 1948 Dec. 4, 1891 - Feb. 19, 1974 July 28, 1885 - Oct. 29, 1955 March 1, 1878 - Aug. 9, 1956 May 30, 1853 - Dec. 16, 1930 Dec. 26, 1845 - Aug. 7, 1923 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 + 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 + Sept. 4, 1sn - Aug. 29, 1961 Llpes, Margie H. " , Maggie M. Huffman, Sarah K. Huffman, John A. Thrasher, Atwell T. Dec. 10, 1894 - June 6, 1976 July 25, 1839 - May 20, 1929 Nov. 12. 1839 - Dec. 21, 1917 May 13, 1891 - Nov. 16, 1961 Thrasher, R. A. Linkenhoker, Mary Catherine Linkenhoker, Jenetta Belle Linkenhoker, Isaac Wesley Dallman, W. J. Fieldstone marker Young, Isaac Young, Sarah, w /o Isaac Young, John H. Rader, Harriet Rader, Benjamin F. Rader, Charles W. (Father) Rader, Susie E., w/o C. W. (Mother) Rader, Hugh Atlee ("F.L.T.") " , Hilda Thrasher Young, Robert B. , Minnie A. Young, William C., s/o R. B. & M. M. (Mason) Dill, William Otho Dill, Rufus Andrew Dill, John " , Eliza J., his wife Thrasher, Clarence S. Thrasher, Louise E., w Io Wm. T. , Wm. T. (Mason) Miller, Garland Taylor, s/o C. L. & A. L. Miller, Annie Virginia Miller, Janet Louise Miller, Annie Louise Miller, William Roy, s/o C. L. & Annie T. Va. Cpl. U.S. Army, W. W. I Dec. 23, 1882 - Apr. 26, 1934 March 12, 1876 - May 26, 1958 Jan. 7, 1862 - Sept. 22, 1908 Sept. 22, 1871 - Apr. 12. 1951 Douthat's Co. Va. Lt. Arty. CSA Died July 4, 1887, Aged 76 yrs. Oct. 22-1814 - Dec. 11, 1898 Sept. 20, 1841 - Oct. 28, 1910 Sept. 18, 1818 - June 2, 1890 Oct. 10, 1813 - May 23, 1899 1857 -1932 1860 -1927 June 7, 1887 - March 7, 1942 Dec. 10, 1889 - Aug. 17, 1968 March 5, 1864 - Aug. 29, 1930 June 25, 1881 - Oct. 6, 1953 Feb. 13, 1900 - Sept. 21, 1918 Feb. 27, 1873 - Nov. 3, 1964 "lntermont On The James" Oct. 4, 1863 - Feb. 11, 1925 Aug. 7, 1835 - Sept. 30, 1914 Oct. 12, 1834 - Sept. 19, 1912 1894 -1945 Feb. 6, 1855 - May 17, 1925 Aug. 28, 1849 - July 2, 1906 June 4, 1907 - Sept. 12, 1907 Dec. 10, 1908 -Aug. 20, 1909 July 4. 1911 - Sept. 17, 1911 Jan. 8, 1880 - Feb. 20, 1946 June 3, 1904 - Feb. 20, 1963 Viri{in1& Appala.ohia.n Notes �20 COPPS CEMETERY 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 Cnwford, Ruby C. Clilldress, Oscar E. Thrasher, Skilleon P. Reynolds, Joseph A. (Father) Reynolds, Alice Camper (Mother) Reynolds, Grover C. " , Maude O'C. Reynolds, Roy A. Irvine, Lawrence Lee 264 + Deavers, Harry F. 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 Falls, Clarence R. " , Lottie G. Welch, George . " , Gladys E. " Franklin Green, M. NathanaJ (Father) " , Sarah Jane (Mother) Hayth, Daisy M. West, Oscar Duval " , Vada A., wife Camper, Mary Lois, ch/ o J. F. & R. L. " , Alice May, " Camper, James F. Camper, James F. , Rosa L., his wife Finch, Cornelius B. " , Ariadne S. I 1909 -1935 Feb. 26, 1916 - July 27, 1948 1903 -1926 May 19, 1867 - Nov. 17, 1942 March 7, 1871 - March 25, 1944 Feb. 2, 1892 - Aug. 5, 1936 Sept. 13, 1895 - June 8, 1975 JW1e 21, 1900 - June 15, 1917 Aug. 11, 1924 - Oct. 4, 1978 "Sailor, Rest Your Oar" July 29, 1918 - July 6, 1971 Va. Al C 819 Trans. Sq. AF - Korea Sept. 27, 1898 - Sept. 20, 1973 March 24, 1894 - Feb. 4, 1981 1893 -1967 1896 - 1981 (Add. Rader Fu. Marker) 1938 May 16, 1856 - Jan. 23, 1951 Oct. 23, 1868 - Aug. 22, 1937 Nov. 13, 1926 - June 8, 1938 July 27, 1889 - Sept. 15, 1918 no dates Jan. 9, 1908 - Feb. 8, 1908 Jan. 9, 1908 - Jan. 28, 1908 June 28, 1911 - Apr. 6, 1968 1869 - 1929 1873 -1942 March 30, 1844 - Apr. 21, 1934 Dec. 10, 1873 - March 23, 1956 (Add. Marker H. L. Williams Fu. Home Buchanan) Recorded. by Ruth G. Hale March/ April 1992 V1r(1.n1a Appala.chtan Notes �21 INDEX TO COPP'S CEMETERY Arthur, Addie Via ............ . Austin, Alice Roberta ......... . " , Charlotte A. . ......... . " , .Haden B. .......... . .. . " , Kate E ............... . " , Mary Ruth . . ......... . " , Osborne ............. . " , Peter ................ . Barger, Calvin Lewis .......... . Lula c ............... . " I .. I Mary ........ . ..... . . . .. I William P ........ . .... . " , William W. . ....... .. . . Bierly, David ..... , ......... . Elizabeth • • • • ..... • , , , , " , Martha Ann ........... . M. B. (Footstone) .. . .... . " , Samuel D ............. . Booze, Bettie ............... . . " , Mary H. Young ..... . .. . Otha Lee . •, •,,,. , ,, •,, " , Sarah A .... . .......... . " , William H ............. . " , William Jackson ... . .... . Brewbaker, Capt. Wm. . ....... . " , Edmond Barnett .... . .. , Ester H arlan ......... . , Lillian Thrasher .... . , Teresa Roberta ..... . Camper, Alice May ........... . " , James F.......... . .. . , James F. . . . . . . ...... . , Mary Lois . . . ........ . , Rosa L.. . ... . ..... . . . I U 11 , " I 146 127 140 124 125 142 126 141 Dunn, May Webber . . . . . . . . . . . Falls, Clarence R. ............. " , Lottie G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Feller, Peter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Finch, Ariadne S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ashby H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 73 184 187 83 185 186 58 56 45 59 57 SS 1 49 123 50 2 276 277 11 , " , Mattie S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 " , Ruth Olivia . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 Sarah M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194 Selma A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 " , Walter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162 " , Wilmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161 Forbes, Carrie Louise . . . . . . . . . . 94 II " " I I I Ella s. • •• ••••,, •••,,, IL. I w. . ............. . I " I II I 278 '' , Achilles Peck . . . . . . . . . . . 275 " , Akilious P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 " , Carrie Elma . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Cathrine w. •••••••••••• 88 " , Celia L. H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 " , Charles Lewis . . . . . . . . . . 110 I " , Daisy M............. .. 272 Debra Lee • • ' • • • • • • • ' • ' 2D 255 95 " 25 24 264 246 245 244 243 34 61 63 W.J ................ . 229 89 11 129 128 , Courene ... . ........ . 60 , John E. . . . . . . ....... . 149 , Josephine ... . .. .. . . . . 62 II " Green, M. Nathan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270 " , Sarah Jane . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271 Hammit, J. Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198 .. , Kate Anna . . . . . . . . . . . 199 " , Millie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Harlowe, Joseph W. . . . . . . . . . . . 53 , Joseph W. J. . . . . . . . . . . 4 , Rosa Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 , Willie Mie . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Haynes, Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 '' , Joseph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Sallie c. . • • , • •• •• • • • • • 121 Hayth, A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 " , Achiles M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 279 Cltildress, Oscar E. . ..... . .... . 256 Craft, Louise Hammit ..... . ... . I Sid A . . . . . . ........... . Crawford, Ruby C. ......•..... Cull.mane, . . ............ .. .. . Cummings, Maria .. . ....... .. . W. H .. ···· · ··· ... . Deavers, Harry F. . ... . ..... .. . Dill, Eliza J. . ... . .. . ...... . . . John,• , , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • " , Rufus Andrew ........... . " , William Otho ........ . . . . . Dolman, Elizabeth ........... . I I " , Cornelius B. . . . . . . . . . . . . 280 " , Ernest P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191 Inf. s/o C. B. & S. M. . . . . . 160 75 74 69 .. " 197 265 266 84 281 137 Blanch M. . .. ........... 192 I " , E. P.... . .............. 6 " , Ellan, w/o E. P. . . . . . . . . . 7 9 " , Emma D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " , Frances J............... 111 " , G. E.................. . 11 " , Herbert R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary A. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . " , Nannie Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . " I William T. . . • . . . . . . . . . . " , Wm. P...... .... ....... " I " , Woodville V. . . . . . . . . . • . 18 12 16 15 17 10 182 Heck, Mattie W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herron, James M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 Huffman, John A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223 V111t1n1& Appale.ch1an Notee �22 INDEX TO COPPS CEMETERY Huffman, Sarah K .... . . ... . . . Irvine, Lawrence Lee ... . .... . . Johnston, Hallie G. . .. . . ... . . . . Jones, John ~· ....... . ... . ... . Kem, Stephen W. . ..... . ..... . Kessler, Ethel C. .••••... .. •... I H G. w. .... ... ... ..... . 222 264 107 176 135 211 " I I .. I Cope R. • • • • • • • • • 144 , Emmett R. . . . .. . . , Fannie W........ . " , Frances S. . ...... . , Irene A . . . . . . . .• . , Isaac Wesley ..... . " " , Jenetta Bell . . . . • . . , John G . .. . .. . ... . , Joseph L........ . " , Margaret Nancy .. . " , Mary Cath...... . . , Mary May ..... . . , Masie .. . ....... . , Ora May ........ . , Otho J........ .. . , Patton B.. . .. . .. . . , Polly .. .. ....... . ,. , Sa.rah M. .. . . .... . Lipes, Ouistopher . . ........ .. . " , Mattie H ...... . . . ...... . .. Is. F. . .... . . . .•.... . .. . . Mason, E.T. Rev . . .. ..... .. . . . " , Gilbert C. .... .. ...... . " , J. Novell ... . ......... . " , Nannie P . . . . .... . .... . M Iv. 0. Mrs. Meadows, Frank A... . . ..... .. . Mary K . .... . ...... . Miller, Annie Louise ... .. . . ... . , Annie Virginia .. . ..... . .. , Garland Taylor . . ... ... . . n Janet Louise • • • , • • •, • • •· William Roy . ... . ...... . Mundy, John W...• .. .. ..... .. Martha J... . . . .....•.. Obenchain, Burton Crawford ... . '' , Mary Webber ... . .. . .. . o I I .. " I I • • •, • • • • • • • • " 100 , EloI\Zo .. . . . .. .. .. . . 102 " , Lucian ... . ...... .. . 103 119 , Mattie Danville . ...... . 209 Peter .. . . . .. ... . . ... . 208 .. , Rosanna, w/o G. W . . .. . 120 , William C.. . ... . . . ... . 210 36 Knode, Inf. s/o of Geo. & Barbara Leffel, Emma D. . . .... ... .... . 64 Leffle, Portia B...... .. , .... . . . 65 Unkenhoker, Bessie Via . . .... . . 143 Chas. William . .. . . 159 115 206 114 168 228 227 . 193 . 167 . 166 . 165 Obenchain, Maude A ..... . . . .. O'Conne:r, Belle . . .... .. .. . ... , Charlie ...... . . . . . . O'Conner, David A. .. .. .... . . I Eliza • ' • ' ' ' •• • •• • • ' • I L .. . .. . ........... . 112 •• , Michael .. . . ... . . .. . I Michael . ...... ... . . I Virginia M. . . . . . . . . . . Paxton, Dewey . . . .. . . . .. ... . . Pee:ry, Benjamin L .... . . .... . . " , Ida ..• .... . . ..•...•. . . Persinger, David ........... .. . Rader, Benjamin F. . . ... .. .... . " , Olarles . .. ... .... . . . . . 99 101 104 98 52 51 172 235 236 234 239 238 237 " , Harriet . .. . . .. .. ... . .. . .. , Hilda . .. .. . . . ........ . " , Hugh Atlee .. . ...... . . . " , Susie E. . . .. .......... . Reynolds, Alice . .. ........... . 259 , Grover C . . ...... ... . 260 170 , Joseph A. . . ........ . 258 , Maude .. ..... ... . . . 261 , Roy A. . . ... . . ..... . 262 113 171 226 202 82 201 169 205 118 41 21 22 5 156 158 196 157 195 212 213 253 251 250 252 254 108 109 46 47 Vlretnia Robinson, Maggie V. . • . . .... .. Rule, Lillie V. . .. . . .. .... . . .. . " , Otho Houston ...... . ... . Seay, Bessie Oz:ra ...... . . .. . . . " , Carol Pauline . . . . . . . . . . . . " , Emma T. . .. ......... .. . " , T. D... ... ......... . . .. . Sink. Mary Frances ..... . ..... . Snider, Hester ..... .. ........ . Spangler, Thomas J. ..... .. .. . . .. I Virginia A. . .. . . ... . . Staples, Joseph A. . ... ... . . ... . " , Inf. s/o J. A. &c N . E. . . . . Shauss, Sue Dove ............ . Styne, Cary L .. . •....•.... . .. " , Hester ... ... . . .. . .... . " , Inf. s/o Cary & Susan ... . " , James A. . ... . ... ... . . . Sarah Ann • " , Susan . . ••... . •... . ·. · · William H ... . . . ..... . . Swutz, Vivian A. .• .. .•... . •.. " , William 0 . . . . .... . ... . Thrasher, Atwell T. . . ... . . .... . M I " I .. H o , Ca.ren.c:e s. , • • o • , • • • • o .. ........ 26 67 66 134 131 133 132 90 151 216 215 155 207 23 76 'Tl 79 80 96 78 97 174 173 224 247 l.Duise .E. • • • • • • • • • • • • 248 IR A . .... . . . ....... . 225 I Appala.chum Notes �23 INDEX TO COPPS CEMETERY lhrasher, Sk.illeon . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Wm. T . . . . . ....... . . Via, Grace T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , 5. J.. ' .................. " , Sabina Margarette . . . . . . . . . Weade, Allie Elwood . . . . . . . . . . Wel ch, Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " , George . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " , Gladys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L. J................... .. I " , S. F. . ................ West, Oscar Duval . . . . . . . . . . . . " , Vada A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Williams, Ann Elizabeth .... ... . , Dallas Gordon : . . . . . . . , D avid .............. , Mollie 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . Wills, Emma Via . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilson, Charles W. . . . . . . . . . . . . " , J. Samuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . Windsor, Eliza Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . Woody, Emert 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Mamie Snead . . . . . . . . . . '' , Warren E. . . . . . . . . . . . . W right, M . E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Nora ................ 257 249 163 145 164 91 269 267 268 177 178 273 274 181 179 180 183 147 203 204 85 71 70 72 105 106 Young, Charlton Cass . . . . . . . . . . 28 '' , David E. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 42 Emeline F. . ......... ...... 117 " , Emma c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189 0 , " , Francis Jacob . . . . . . .. . .. . . 38 Harriet Judith • 29 " I o , • , o , , , • .. , Hudson B........ . ....... 116 0 , Ida E. .. . ........... . ... 153 " , Inf. sons of Renard & Nellie 175 " , Isaac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231 " " " " " , Jacob............ .. .. . 43 , Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 , Jacob P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159 , John H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233 , Lewis Branson . . . . . . . . . 30 " , Margaret Anna . . . . . . . . . '2:7 " , Minnie A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241 " , Robert B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240 " , Roy W...... . .... .. ... 190 " I Samuel J, • • , • • • • • • , • • • • .. , Sarah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " I Sarah c. , ..... , , , .. , . . " , Sarah Elizabeth . . . . . . . . . " , William C. ............ " I William D. ............ V1r'1ffia Appa1a.oh1an Notee 154 232 188 44 242 31 �24 NEW BOOKS IN THE VIRGINIA ROOM NOVEMBER 1996: TIDEWATER FAMILIES OF THE NEW WORLD by Anne Bassett Stanley Chatham, Historical Publications, Inc., Austin, TX. 1996 . I THE ROSTER OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS 1861-1865, Volune XII, edited by Janet B. Hewett. Broadfoot Publishing Company, Wilmington, NC. 1996. BICENTENNIAL HERITAGE GRAYSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1793. Independence, VA. 1995. CAROLINE COUNTY, VIRGINIA GUARDIAN BONDS 1806-1821, edited by Ruth & Same Sparacio. The Antient Press, McLean, VA. 1996. HALIFAX COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA COURT MINUTES 1796-1797, Volume II, abstracted by Dr . Stephen E. 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THE ROSTER OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS 1861-1865: Volume XIII, Randal, Amos P. to Shackford , W. E . , edited by Janet B. Hewett. Broadfoot Publishing Company, Wilmington, NC. 1996. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �25 DECEMBER 1996 (Continued) : THREADS OF LIFE : A HISTORY OF KERRS CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, KERRS CREEK, ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOUNDED NOVEMBER 15, 1868, by Alfred C. Miller. 1995. METHODIST CHURCH ON SHOCKOE HILL: A HISTORY CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 1810-1960, by Floyd S. Bennett . Whittet & Shepperson, printers . 1962 . THE HIDDEN YEARS OF STONEWALL JACKSON, by Holmes Alexander . West Virginia Press Club. 1981. lOTH AND 19TH BATTALIONS OF HEAVY ARTILLERY, by Jeffrey H. E. Howard . 1996. SLAVERY AND THE COMING WAR, by Gary C. Walker. A 1996. & c. Weaver. W Enterpise · SUPPLEMENT TO THE OFFICAL RECORDS OF THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES, edited by Janet B . Hewett. Broadfoot Publishing Company, Wilmington, NC. 1996. BEYOND THE BLUE RIDGE, by William M. Hickam. BROSNAN: THE RAILROADS' Morgret. Vantage. 1996. MESSIAH, H. E. Howard. 1988. Volumes I & II, by Charles O · BRUNSWICK REBEL, JOHNSTON, SOUTHSIDE, UNITED, JAMES CITY, LUNENBURG REBEL, PAMUNKEY HEAVY ARTILLERY AND YOUNG'S HARBORGUARD, by Jeffrey C . Weaver. H. E. Howard. 1996. JANUARY 19 97: MY LIFE'S EXPERIENCES, by Rev. Izetta P. Smith. Carlton Press, Inc. 1994. SLAVE LAWS IN VIRGINIA, by Philip J. Schwarz. The University of Georgia Press, Athens and London. 1996. STATE CENSUS RECORDS, by Ann s. Lainhart. Genealogical Publishing Co ., Baltimore. 1992. AMERICAN PASSENGER ARRIVAL RECORDS, by Michael Tepper. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore . 1993. GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN ENGLAND'S PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE: A GUIDE FOR NORTH AMERICANS, by Judith Prowse Reid. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore . 1996. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �26 JANUARY 1997 (Continued) : THE HISTORIAN' s GUIDE TO LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Volume I Colonial Laws of Virginia and County Court Orders 1757-1766, by John T. Phillips, II. Goose Creek Productions, Leesburg and Middleburg, VA. 1996. I COMFORMABLE TO THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE, The History of Trinity Church Augusta Parish , Staunton, Virginia 1746-1996, by Nancy Sorrells, Katharine Brown and Susanne Simmons. Lot's Wif e Publi'shing, Staunton, VA. 1996 . A HISTORY OF WATAUGA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA with Sketches of Prominent Families , by John Preston Arth~r. ~verett Waddey Co., Richmond. 1915 . Reprinted by Southern Historical Press, Easley, SC. 1976. A HISTORY OF JACOB KINSEY (JACOB KINTZY/SINZEY) (1769-1851) AND HIS DESCENDANTS, Volume III, compiled by The Jacob Kintzey (Kinsey) Descendants Association, Inc. Ligonier, PA. 1996. THE BOOK OF SNEDEKERS, Original Edition compiled by Harold Ray Snedeker, Revised and Updated by Walter C. Snedeker. Venture Press, Fort Lauderdale, FL . 1992. THE ROSTER OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS, 1861-1865, Volume XIV , Shackleford,------- to Sudduth, Zadoc M., Jr . , edited by Janet B. Hewett. Broadfoot Publishing Company, Wilmington, NC 1996. PASSENGER AND IMMIGRATION LISTS INDEX, 1997 Supplement, edited by P. William Filby and Paula K. Byers. Gale Research, Detroit, MI. 1997. CITY OF ROANOKE , VIRGINIA, ALL-AMERICAN CITY, COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT, Year ended June 30, 1996, prepared by the City of Roanoke Department of Finance, James D. Grisso, Director. YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH HISTORY, AN . INTRODUCTION . National Genealogical Society Quarterly Special Issue, Vol. 82, No. 2, June 1994. THE ROANOKE VALLEY'S AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE, A Prictorial History, by Reginald Shareef, Ph . D. The Donning Company Publsihers Virginia Beach, VA . 1996. ' ' • I TALK ABOUT TROUBLE: A NEW DEAL PORTRAIT OF VIRGINIAS IN THE GREAT DEPRESSION, edited by Nancy J. Martin-Perdue & Charles L . 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' VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �CEMETERIES CEMETERY NAME < H ~ Q H z H )' )' tti tti )' t'i )' () ti: H ~ a ~ l:r:I Cll LOCATION ISSUE November 1994 Montgomery Co, VA Akers Cemetery August 1992 Montgomery Co, VA Altizer Cemetery Christiansburg, Montgomery Co, V May 1990 Auburn Community Cemetery May 1981 Wolf Creek, VA Beamer Cemetery August 1994 Craig Co, VA Bell Cemetery February 1992 Berea Christian Church Cemetery Wytheville, VA May 1994 Bethany Methodist Church Cemetery Wythe Co, VA November 1982 Black (fam) Cemetery Wythe Co, VA Boones Mill Baptist Church Cemetery Franklin Co, VA November 1990 Bower Cemetery Riner, Montgomery Co, VA August 1988 Bryant Cemetery Botetourt Co, VA August 1990 Cannaday Cemetery Floyd Co, VA February 1993 Cecil Cemetery Pulaski Co, VA February 1991 Cemetery Survey Wythe Co, VA February 1982 Chapman Cemetery Giles Co, VA August 1980 Coffee Family Cemetery Bedford, VA August 1991 Conner Family Cemetery Floyd Co, VA August 1994 Cool Springs Presbyterian Church Cemetery Bedford Co, VA February 1994 Cornell Family Cemetery Wythe Co, VA November 1982 Corvin Cemetery Wythe Co, VA August 1993 Cove Alum Church Cemetery Botetourt Co, VA November 1991 Craig Cemetery Christiansburg, Montgomery Co, V February 1982 Denhill Cemetery Montgomery Co, VA November 1988 Draper Valley Pentecostal Holiness Church Cemet Wythe Co, VA February 1985 Dudley Cemetery Montgomer Co, VA February 1987 Earhart Family Cemetery Wythe Co, VA February 1986 Eaton's Chapel Cemetery Staffordsville, Giles Co, VA August 1982 Fairview Cemetery November 1984 Scott Co, VA H z tJ l1:I :x: 0 ~ n tIJ 3: l1:I f-3 l1:I ~ H l1:I (f) tU ~ ~ H {/) ~ til 0 H ., ~ ~ tx:J .~ < 0 ~ ~tx:J (J) I-' I N 0 N ...] �CEMETERIES <: H ::d Gl H z H ~ ~ "d "d > LI > () :i: H ~ z 0 ~ tiJ t/) CEMETERY NAME Falling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery Ferrell Cemetery First Bane Cemetery Galilee Cemetery Galilee Christian Church Cemetery Gardner Cemetery Gautier Cemetery Gregory Family Cemetery Harman Cemetery Hawley Cemetery Haynes Cemetery Howard Cemetery Huffman Family Cemetery Huffman Family Cemetery Hugh McGavock Family Cemetery Jackson Memorial Cemetery John Jackson Family Cemetery John Walter Jackson (fam) Cemetery Kaylor-Hobbs Cemetery Kidd Cemetery Kyle Cemetery Lafayette Cemetery Laurel Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Lemon Cemetery Lipes Family Cemetery Little Hope Church Cemetery Lucas Cemetery Mabry-Bolt Cemetery LOCATION ISSUE Alleghany Co, VA August 1982 May 1983 · Giles Co, VA May 1981 White Gate, Giles Co, VA May 1990 Montgomery Co, VA Wytheville, VA February & May 1993 Shawsville, Montgomery Co, VA November 1989 Giles Co, VA August 1982 Wythe Co, VA February 1986 Floyd Co, VA May 1990 Montgomery Co, VA August 1992 November 1994 Bedford Co, VA February 1989 Montgomery Co, VA Craig Co, VA February 1987 Craig Co, VA August 1993 Wythe Co, VA November 1991 Wythe Co, VA February 1986 Wythe Co, VA February 1986 Wythe Co, VA November 1982 Gate City, VA November 1991 Bland Co, VA August 1993 Alleghany Co, VA February 1989 Montgomery Co, VA November 1985 Floyd Co, VA May 1990 Botetourt Co, VA February 1994 Craig Co, VA May 1985 Roanoke Co, VA February 1987 Montgomery Co, VA February 1989 Carroll Co, VA February 1983 H § tt1 :>< 0 tTj n tt1 ~ r-3 tt1 ::d H tt1 {J) '"d ~ t1 H {J) ::r: tt1 t:l H z r-3 ::r: l:Ij <: ~ < 0 t1 ~ tt1 {J) I-' I (\.) 0 (\.) ()'.) �CEMETERIES CEMETERY NAME <: H ~ Q H z H ):ii ):ii "ti "ti ):ii tt )ii () :.:i: H ~ z 0 1-i trl Cfl McKalister Cemetery Mechanicsburg Cemetery Montgomery County, Virginia, Cemetery Mt Pleasant Church Cemetery Mt Pleasant or White Church Cemetery Mt Zion Baptist Church Cemetery Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery Mt. Moriah Church Cemetery Nazareth Church Cemetery Old Berea Christian Church Cemetery Old Bogle Cemetery Old Jacksonville Cemetery Old Shafer Cemetery Pate Cemetery Pioneer Cemetery Primm (fam) Cemetery Radford Cemetery Reid-Gillespie Cemetery Riley Cemetery Sanders (farm) Cemetery Simkpins-Turpin Cemetery Simmons Cemetery Snider Family Cemetery Spencer Family Cemetery St Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery St Matthew's Cemetery Stephens Cemetery Strickler Cemetery LOCATION ISSUE February 199 1 February 1987 May 1992 November 1988 February 1991 August 1992 November 1995 May 1994 August 1991 February 1992 August 1993 November 1992 May 1989 May 1987 November t 988 November 1982 November 1994 February 1989 November 1991 November 1982 November 1992 Be ween Christiansburg & Floyd February 1990 Montgomery Co, VA November 1985 Wythe Co, VA November 1982 Wytheville, VA November 1987 & February 198 Riner, Montgomery Co, VA August 1987 Wythe Co, VA August 1992 May 1990 Floyd Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Bland Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Bedford, VA Wytheville, VA Wolf Creek, Bland Co, VA Floyd Co, VA Rockbridge Co, VA Franklin Co, VA Dallas, TX Wythe Co, VA Floyd Co, VA Alleghany Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Wythe Co, VA Pulaski Co, VA H ztJ trl x 0 t'J:1 () trl 3: til lo-) tr:J ~ H trl (fJ "ti ~ t1 H (fJ ::r: tr:l tl H z ~ ::r: tr:l .~ <! 0 t1 ~ tr:l (/) f-.1 I {\) 0 {\) \.D �CEMETERIES <: H ~ Gl H z H )I )I ~ ~ )I t1 )I () :x: H ~ z 0 8 t1l C/l CEMETERY NAME Tedder (fam) Cemetery The John L. Harris Cemetery Vest Cemetery Walker Family Cemetery Walnut Grove Church Cemetery Ward (fam) Cemetery Watson Cemetery Waugh Cemetery Webb Cemetery Wheatland Cemetery White Cemetery White Cemetery Whitetop Cemetery Willis Cemetery Wm. Henry Speas Estate Cemetery LOCATION Wythe Co, VA Roanoke Co, VA Floyd Co, VA Eggleston, VA Bedford Co, VA Wythe Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Craig Co, VA Franklin Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Shawsville, Montgomery Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA Wyther Co, VA Big Stone Gap, VA Winston-Salem, NC ISSUE November 1982 February 1990 November 1995 August 1980 May 1991 November 1982 August 1991 February 1986 February 1993 May 1992 November 1980 November 1992 February 1986 May 1983 August 1981 H z tJ t:r.1 x 0 tlj 0 t:r.1 ~ ~ t:r.1 i:d H t:r.1 (f) tD ~ t:-1 H (f) ::r: t:r.1 tJ H z ~ ::r: t:r.1 ~ < 0 t:-1 ~(:Ij {/) I-' I N 0 w 0 �31 QUERIES 97-1 : About 1780 Joseph ROBINSON o f Botetourt Co p l edged his estate as security for his son-in -l aw, Robert KING , who promised to serve in the army. Would l i ke t o correspond w /members of these f a mi l es. Did some of them move to East TN before 1790? Martha Heinemann, 705 N. Belvedere Bl vd., Memphis, TN 38107-5029 97-2: Archibald ELKINS b ca 1735; d 1 791 Montgomer y Co, VA; m Margaret ? Seek par & sib of both. Ch: Mary m William ~RIMES , John, Elizabeth m John ALTIZER , Absolam, David, a n d Lydia m William AKERS . Will exchange . Marjorie Judd, 220l West 15th Ave . , Emp oria , KS 66801-6001 97-3: Randolph AKERS b 1809 Mon tgomery Co, VA; d 1886 Floyd Co, KY; m 1831 Nancy ALTIZER . Were his par William & Lydia (ELKINS ) AKERS ? Will exchange. Marj orie Judd, See 97-2 97-4 : Seek info on par/o John Cal vin LUCAS from Craig Co. John fought w/22nd Infantry, Greenbri er Co WV; m Mary Arminta LAFON 20 Feb 1869 . Steve Springer, 357 Stone Rd., Salisbury, NC 28146 97-5 : Need info on Enoch LAFON, m Frances HARLESS. Who are his par & where is he bur? Steve Springer, See 97-4 97-6 : Would l ike info o n John SARTAIN m to Westi Victoria PRICE in Craig Co or Giles Co . Would like to correspond w/any member of the above families . Steve Springer, See 97-4 97-7: Seek info on Jacob MILLER b 1735 Franklin Co PA; m young; moved to Franklin Co VA 1 765; est German Baptist Brethren Church there. Moved to Montgomery Co OH 4 mi SW of Dayton; clergyman until d 1815. 12 ch? Residence in Franklin Co VA? Wife's name? Records of that church avail to family historians? Will share info on desc of Jacob WEAVER & Elizabeth MILLER WEAVER (may be gdau of Jacob MILLER). Mrs. Louis T . Marot, 203 Snow Ave, Battle Creek, MI 49017 97-8 : Need info on par/o Alexander NEWMAN b abt 1814 d 4 Dec 1884 m Elizabeth MONTGOMERY dau/o Erwin MONTGOMERY & Sarah HIATT. Mother's name could be Catherine? Also who are par/ o Erwin & Sarah? Alexander could be from Bedford VA Sylvia N. Malone , 1507 Largo Rd #102, Richmond, VA 23233-4511 Need to know par/o Rosanna FLANNAGAN (FADENLAND )? 97-9 : Rosanna was raised by a family named FLANAGAN; b in Holland 172 2 d 18 3 5 . Her par d soon after arrival in America; m Jacob ALDERMAN 22 Aug 1793 in Rowan Co NC . Sylvia N. Malone, See 97-11 VI RG I NIA APPALACHI AN NOTES �32 97 - 10: Seek maid en name of Mahala WARD w/o Stephan WARD resided Grayson Co VA 1 850 Census. Dinah McDonald, 40l0 E. Goldfinch Gt . Ln ., Phoenix , AZ 85044 97-ll: Looking for info on Christian MUMMA & wife El izabeth (HAUSE ) MUMMA. One of their 4 ch, Wil l iam Chri stian MUMMA , a Civil War Veteran, may have been b in Montgomery Co VA ca l82l. Would be will i ng to exch resea r ch time w/anyon e wil l ing to help. Harold E. Muma, 409 Aigburth Rd., Towson, MD 21286 97 - 12: Seek par/o Green B . HILL , b ca 1775 NC?/VA?/MD? m Martha I VEY. Lived in Surry Co NC (1800), Pendleton SC (1800), Franklin Co GA (1805, Jasper Co GA (1812, Fayette Co GA (1840), Randolph Co AL (1854)> Poss connected w/Isaac HILL line. Byron Hill, P. 0. Box 120603, Nashvil l e , TN 37212 Email: GBH333@aol.com 97-13 : Seek info about ROARK (RORACK , ROWARK , etc) family Frederick , Wythe , Russell, Washi ngton , Tazewell & Grayson Counties in VA & Ashe Co NC l 760-1850, esp names James & Timothy. Will exch. Patricia W. Surface, 40 1 Surface Dr , Tazewell, VA 24651 97-14: Robert BOYD b 1812 Patrick Co VA m Nancy b 1809 Wythe Co VA came to Russe l l Co VA in 1831. Ch: Madison b 1835; Mary Ab 1837; Elizabeth b 1838 ; Martha b 1839; Jonathan b 1841; Phoebe b 1843; Isaac b 1847 . Bet 1 850 & 1860 this family left Russell Co VA. Where did they go? Carl Boyd, P. 0. Box 795, McBride, BC VOJ 2EO, CANADA (US Postage $.46) 97-15: Seek par/o Phoebe (Phebe) PECK b 1 Dec 1821 m Charles HURT abt 1849, d 10 Mar 1909 Ada Co ID. Ch: Sarah Ann (BOYD ), William, margaret (VINCEN), Bradford and Mary Jane (COX) . Fam trad & son William's death cert say Phoebe b in GA; 1850 Census, Russell Co VA says she b in VA; 1880 Census Territory of ID says Phoebe b in VA & her par b in England. Carl Boyd, See 97-17 97-16: Wish to correspond w/anyone w/info abt the William RALSTON fam lived in Augusta Co VA from 1740-1810 . His w Elizabeth; ch: Elizabeth (Betsy), William, David, Eleanor, James, Matthew, Sally & George. Sallie Ralston Kegley, 10500 Hadl ey Road, Cincinnati, OH 45218 97-17 : Searching for info on Elvina Frances PERDUE BOND b abt 1 83 0 Franklin Co VA m William M. BOND 1 Ju l 1847 Franklin Co VA. William b abt 1828 co unknown, poss Franklin Co VA . Later moved to Wayne Co VA (now WV). James A. Blankenship, .254 4 4th Ave. , Huntington, WV 25703 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �33 9 7 - l 8 : Seek par Io John D. GLASS b 185 O Bedford Co VA, m Sarah A. HAWKINS . Ch: James E. , William, Lilly M., Parley L . & Machie Ella who rn David Lanius NOEL from Bedford Co VA . Also 1 i ved in Lynchburg VA area. Fam connected to Carter GLASS Senator from VA. Belinda Matthews, 6332 W. McKinley, Phoeniz, AZ 85043 97-19: Seek par/o John BASEBEACH (BEYSBEECH ) name changed to b 1700-1710, Henrico Co or Chesterfield Co VA . John m Abigial; ch: John, richard, Lodwick, Pierce, George, Elizabeth, Mary. Richard m Mary AKIINS 1800's. Fam live in ~rince Edward Co, Franklin Co, Henry Co, Patrick Co, Stewart VA. Belinda Matthews, See 97-2 1 BEACH , 97-20: $100. 00 reward for following info: Seek pob and name of par/o Charles DUDLEY b 21 Dec 1750. Naoma D. Slone, 105 Old Brook Rd . , Vinton, VA 24179 97-21 : What is surname of Mary . 1769? Naoma D. Slone, See 97-20 97-22: Who are par/o DUDLEY of Surry Co NC? ? who m Charles DUDLEY ca Clarissa Isabell ROSS who m Robert What wa.s her .dob? Naoma D. Slone, See 97-20 97- 2 3: Seek info on Elizabeth (Betsy) HARRIS who m James HASTON ( HASTEN ) 1801 as recorded in Botetourt Co VA . Her fa is given as John HARRIS . 1850 Botetourt Co VA Census lists Elizabeth HARRIS HASTON age 73 yrs.; pob listed as MA. Ch in 1850 : Margaret, age 38; Elizabeth, age 36; William, age 30. Anne Brugh, 7 Thrush Mews, North Brunswick, NJ 08902-1223 9 7 - 24 : James RUSSELL m Nancy HUFINTON (HUFFINGTON) in Botetourt Co VA in 1796. Seek par etc/o James RUSSELL. Joseph & Mary WILKINSON listed as par/o Nancy HUFFINGTON. Joseph evidently Nancy's stepfather. Anne Brugh, See 97-23 97-25: Was Ann RUSSELL bin Clinton Co OH in 1807 to James & Nancy RUSSELL the same Ann RUSSELL b 1807 m Joseph LEONARD in 1824 & lived in Botetourt & Roanoke Co VA in 183 0s & 1840s? Anne Brugh, See 97-23 97-26: Who were ch/o Julae (Jubal) & Violet JONES WILLIS , who m 27 Oct 1820 in Franklin Co VA? Was Martha Jane WILL I S, who m Linus Hill BERNARD 22 Dec 1860 in Floyd Co a dau? Wi ll exch info . Jane B. Williams, 95 Mystic Lane, Social Circle, GA 30279-5145 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �34 97-27: Would like info regarding Creed BERNARD , 1st w unknown, 2nd Martha E. HOUSEMAN m 5 Aug 1858 in Franklin Co VA Creed owned Tanyard on Tanyard Branch, Franklin Co VA which was sold; moved to Union Hall & operated Tanyard on Stanford Creek. Was he a s/o Robert & Sarah Ann SCOTT BERNARD , also of Franklin Co? Jane B. Wi lliams , See 97-26 97-28: Wish info regarding Elisha W. WILLIAMS, w Martha Ann GRIFFIN, m 6 Aug 1841, prob Person Co NC. Moved from Charlotte Co VA to Montgomery Co VA bet 1850-1860. Will share what I have. Jane B. Williams, See 97-26 97-29: Seek par/o Elijah DICKERSON (1792-1867), b Montgomer Co VA, m Susan GUTHRIE , d in IN among other families from the Montgomery, now Floyd Co area. Their ch were Vina BOYD and Fleming (1812-19 08) of Boone Co, IN. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, 740 N. Wagner, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 97-30: Seek par/o Edward SMITH (1750s-1815-19) & w Millard BIRD m in VA, to Pulaski Co KY, then to Whitewater Townshipm Hamilton Co OH. Ch: Edward, Hiram, James, Sally SILVERS, Jany HAYNES (Temple), Milard HALE, William & Jesse. Will share. Marilynn Dickerson, See 97-29 BOOK REVIEW JONES, PAYNE & CLOUD OF VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA by Forest Jones Pergerson and Patricia Wellingharn-Jones, PWJ Publishing, Tehama, California . 1996. Soft cover, 135 pages with index. The author begins about 1725 in what is now Patrick and Carroll County, Virginia and Surry County, North Carolina . Nice ly reproduced photographs and a section cal led Memories add interest . Biographies, maps, and sources are included. $10.00 plus $3 .00 postage and handling. California residents add ta x 7 . 5% , $0.75. Telephone 1-916-384-1341 or make check payable to PWJ Publishing, P.O. Box 238, Tehama, CA 96090 USA Foreign orders: Pay in U .S. funds. 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Steuben Avenue Chanute KS 66720-1641 POST 29212-2031 REIERSEON Art & Jane 192 2 Cedarbrook Dr. Columbia SC Nancy Wright 411 South 24th St Quincy IL 62301 SCHOLZ Pamela J. 716 Fairgrounds Road Tazewell VA 24651 WALK BANDY BANDY National Genealogical Society Conference in the States Local Host Society The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania Four Days Packed with Genealogy PENNSYLVANIA ~!?/a o16aon {::[ Choose lectures from a wide l'mety of copies 1:? - - - - NGS • GSP - - - - Network. with fellow researchers to h elp unravel problems {::[ Meet local and national erperts Come to Valley Forge 7-10 May 1997 U Discover ways to achieve research goals {::[ Learn how to travel the lnfonnat:i.on Superhighway {::[ Try new genealogical software {::[ Find new products in the Exhibits Hall {::[ Talk wich fellow genealogists Write for: NGS '97 Conference Registration Brochure, -4527 17th Street North, Arlington, VA 2220 7-2399 TeL (703) 525-0050 or Fax (703) 525-0052 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �36 NEWS OF OTHER SOCIETIES The SULLIVAN COUNTY (TN) GENEALOGY CLUB meets the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m . in the Sullivan County Library, Blountville, TN for "Share and Exchange." There are no dues at the current time, and they are accepting family group sheets and pedigree charts for files located in the genealogy room at the Library. When submitting either of these items, please indicate "Sullivan County Genealogy Club" and give your name and address so that others may contact you regarding your lines. The club does not do research. For further information contact club President, Les Bright at (423) 323-5803 or the Director of the Sullivan County Library, Kay Hamrick at (423) 279-2714 . The mailing address is: Sullivan County Genealogy Club, P . 0. Box 568, Blountville, TN 37617 . FAMILY ORGANIZATIONS The Blair Society for Genealogical Research will hold a Seminar on the "Blair Families of Virginia" on Saturday, 28 June 1997, at the Ramada Hotel Old Town in Alexandria, VA . Anyone who has BLAIR ancestry is cordially invited to attend. For more information contact: Nancy Knox Schaffer, 20751 Chartwell Dr., Kildeer, IL 60047 - 8542. E-mail : NKSchaffer@aol.com. UPCOMING EVENTS March 1997 - SVGS Meeting Saturday, March 15 at 1:30 p.m . Main Auditorium, Roanoke Public Library, 706 South Jefferson St., Roanoke Speaker - Karen Kappesser Topic - "Rooting'' Around on the Internet Virginia State Library Board, Open House, Sunday, March 16 at 1:30 p.m., Planatarium, Center in the Square, Roanoke Speakers & Topics: Conley Edwards - The New Virginia State Library Minor Weisiger - Different Types of Records Carol Tuckwiler - VA Room Special Items April 1997 - SVGS Meeting, Saturday, April 19 at 1:30 p.m . Panel/Workshop - Genealogy Basics 101 May 1997 - SVGS Meeting, Saturday, May 17 Annual Field Trip - Details to be announced Save the whole day for this trip VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �37 SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY POST OFFICE BOX 12485 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 24022 FINANCIAL STATE~.ENT JANUARY l, 1996 - DECEMBER 31, 1996 CASH BJ\LJ>.NCES JANUARY l, 1995 Pirst Union Savings First Union Checking Outstanding Checks Cash And Checks On Bond Credit with Ewold-Clork 5,674.72 292.03 (43.00) 24 0.50 13.54 TOTAL INCOME Membership Dues Membership Refunds Savings Charge Interest on Savings Burton Collection Don a tions VAN Beck Issues Charts end Queries 6,117.79 13,735.30 (17.50) ( l . 00) 185.03 15.00 12.00 180.00 5.00 TOTAL 14,llJ.83 TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR EXPENSES P. 0. Box No. 1248 5 Rental Bulk Meil Fee, Permit 374 Bulk Postage, Permit 374 Post age, Regular Mo il Postage Overpayment United Parcel Service Printing, VAN end Directory Automated Mo iling Systems Reprints VAN Printing, Renewal Notices Supplies end Copies Bank Checking Service Charges State Corporation Fee VGS end NGS Fees Honorariums, Fees ' Expenses Treasurer Roanoke County Hospitality Program Expenses, Miscelloneou Gifts end Donations Auditor's Fee Expenses Burton Collection Computer Sof twore 20,291.62 l 04. 00 85.o o 600.00 727. 02 (10 . 00) 3.90 4,7 06 .2 3 195.92 88. 4 6 120.28 226.28 62.0l 25.00 30.00 l 74. 05 35.00 72.94 2.25 l,772.90 50.00 29.13 104.00 TOTAL NET 9,204.37 11,087.25 •••••••••&•e••& (BANK + INCOME - EXPENSES) CASH 81\.Ll\NCES NOVEMBER 30, 1995 First Union Savings First Union Checking Outstanding Checks Cosh And Checks On Band Credit with Ewald-Clark Credit with Don Martindale TOTAL 10,486.05 631.61 (68.95) 15.00 13.54 l0 .00 11,087.2~ •••m••c:•c:=•• e-cc. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �NOfE5 �GENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free §Q word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space permits. The typist will not compose q ueries for you , so please make your query as clear and specific as possible so that others can understand them a nd have a chance to help you. Each query should include name, dates, and locati o n to identify the problem. Please CAPITALIZE surnames - is it Mary Smith JONES (single) or Mary SM ITH JONES (maiden & married name). Do not abbreviate, we will. If not typed, please P R INT - some w ritten queries we have not been able to read. Queries for nonm embers are 5<t (cents) per w ord not including your name and address. Queries must be received prior to the 1st of the month preceding publication. t· • ·~ ~ FAMILY REUNION, PUBLICATION OF BOOK, NEWSLETIEAS, ETC.: Limited to 60 w o rd s, n ot includ ing your name and address. We cannot edit a full page down to 60 words - so send the notice as you w ant it printed. These notices will be put in as space penntts. Members w ill b e g iven priority in publishing these notices. MATERIAL FOR PUBLICATION: We welcome articles, records, etc. for publications. The mate ria l when receive d may not be used in following issue, but in a future issue. If a large amount of material is sent, it may take a w hile to publish because we try to have a variety of material in eac h issue . (1) READY FOR PUBLICATION (which the editor loves). Please type using a carbon ribbon o r dark ribbon and CLEAN KEYS. Use 8 1/2" x 11" paper. single space, with a m inimum margin on A LL sides of 1 inch. Center your title. Be sure to include your name, address, and date (year) on the document. If not typed for publication, please PRINT PLAINLY some articles that have been hand w ritten w e have not been able to read, or those that are typed with all caps a re difficult to read. PLEASE read material over before mailing and double check all dates. (2) GIVE SOURCE OF M ATERIAL. Original documents - where found, type of record, page number, etc .• or, if know n , w ho now has the document in their possession. We CANNOT PRI NT material fro m printed sources unless we have written permission from the publisher, which you MUST FURNISH. We must have source of material to give credit to the person who has done the w ork. (3) DEADLINE for submitting material should be at least two months before date of publication . (4) PLEASE do not send material that you want returned- send a photocopy to us instead . That way it won't get lost, as letters do get misplaced, when passed from one person to another. S URNAME INDEX: Information will include name (given and surname), place (location at time of date). Date (birth, death, marriage, or where living at the date given). "WASKEY, William Christopher· Montgomery Co, VA- 1900-10 deathl' If this data takes more than one line or the spouse is included on the same line, it will count as two names. The limit is 10 names. The surname index is published in the August issue. VA N cannot vouch for the accuracy of the material submitted to us and printed by us. The 'translation' of the original document m ay not b e correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible , to see if you agree w ith the printed version. �'tf FEBRUARY 1997 NON/PROFIT ORG. U.S. POST AGE PAID PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soc., Inc. P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Address Correction Requested l· .. .., . , \ . \ .. • .. \ •• .._. ... .. ~ , I• . 1 • " II ,. t"• ', • • .. .. I l • 'i,. • . . #>.,. • ( ,. ,y.: '• \' ~ ·., ... : i<' ~ .,." \ I . '. ' . •"l'.. .Jt ~·. ~ t '" I I, ~· \';>, o J\,, • •" f • t w .,'·•· • • • , I .. ,. . , ·: ' ::t· 1' f •• I . t.'·~ ..).t •. . I ,;. (Ill•.. • . • "~· .. x ~ I • ' , ..... /T~~.,. .... "'~·•.~, •,., IJ'ft •" '.. .. • L ,•, • ~· ,.' . ., t • '·1 •• - I • ... .t • ."f' l\ .. ·. •• ~·· · t:·1, t ''r I .. ,• :11,, '. ... '• ... '• '\,~l ' "'·Ci.,. !';,# 1, ' I . •i·i. ••.., I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 21, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource J.D. Hale: Cowboy, Cattleman, and Political Leader; County Line Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Survey; Copps Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 1997 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv21n1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4964/VANv20n4.pdf 20d9a4495a74eda680aca27fbddf5608 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 NOVEMBER 1996 Virginia Appalachian Notes Danville • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia I f �,, ' . .. .. . ·. : • . .Ji/tt,.. - ~ I • I• I ....,,\,. .......... I'" . SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, I NC. ,.• ' Omcen and Executiw Board President J sf Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Area 540 366-9142 890-3991 774-5168 651-3437 Ora Belle McCol.man Gene Swartzell Ed Graham Judy BlackweJJ Treasurer Karen Kappesser Wendy James Don Martindale Babe Fowler /, Ass't Treasurer!Mem.bet.ship Van Editor Van Ass't Editor • Historian 977-0067 387-4362 366-0829 345-8709 Office: 345-0901 344-108 563- 1382 Ann Sylvest Mildred Campbell Nonna Jean Peters lmmediate Past President Committees Computer/Labeler Program .. • * Don Vaughn Gene Swartzell Reva Weeks Ann Sylvest Carol Milbourn Mary Jane Vaden Karen Kappesser Gene Swartzell "'". '. . :.. ' - flospitality Queries Exchange Quarterlies Pedigree Charts Publicity Book Reviews * •' .. * • • • • • 989-8645 890-3991 389-5573 Office: 345-0901 774-5316 345-1748 977-0067 890-3991 • • • • • The SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. is a tax exempt corporation under section 501(cX3) of the Federal Income Tax Code. Section 170 of the Tax Code provides for the treatment of contributions to the SVGS as a deductable contribution by the dooor. Bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to the SVGS may be deductable for Federal estate gift tax purposes, if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 23106, and 2522 of the Tax Code. • * • • • • • • • • MEMBERSHIP: Active members of the Society will be mailed copies of the "Society's" quarterly, the VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (VAN). The VAN is published quarterly, usually in February; May, Auaust and November. Previously these issues were followed by an annual index issue. Effective with the 1996 issue the 'index is.sue' is being included in a regular issue. Society memberships are on a calendar year basis and those memberships, which are not renewed by January 30, will be be deemed as inactive and removed from the mailing list. Single or family memberships are $20.00; Organization and Library memberships are $15.00. Members with mailing addresses outside the United States shall add $ 10.00 to the above fees and all monies are payable in U.S. currency. Issues of the VAN, 1996 and earlier, are available at a reimbursement cost of$4.00 each, as long as the supply lasts. More recent issues are $6.00 each. Bulk mailin~ of old VANS to one address may be eligible fur a discolDlt. All payments should be made ~check or money order. payable to Southwestern Vi.rgiala Genealopcal Society, Inc. or to SVGS, Inc. and may be mailed to Post Omce Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. • • • • • • • • • • • • BOOK REVIEWS: Books submitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When submitting a ~ please include the price of the book. copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed. FoJlowing their review all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library, on Sooth Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia. �131 V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ==========~===================================================== = Vol . 20 - No. 4 - November 1996 CONTENTS President's Message Upcoming Events of SVGS The Periodical Source Index (PERSI) In the Virginia Room .. . Mitchell's Reference to Map Exchange Quarterly News Stonewall Cemetery, Floyd County, VA Book Reviews Will of Daniel Hornbarger Wise County, VA, Business Directory It's the Law, Code of Virginia, Cemeteries Queries Election Year Bits and Pieces Genealogical Hints - Self-Stick Notes New Members List for 1996 Index to 1996 VAN 132 132, 133 134 153 136 150 151 153 154 1 56 160 162 133 I 15 2 lSf.S164 166 =======================:========================================= WANTED: Articles from you. The Editor has a folder for each of the 29 counties covered by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society . Fifteen of those folders are completely empty. We would like to hear from you. Please write to us telling us how you got started into genealogy, what type of research you are doing, why you find it rewarding, and what special hints you have for finding hard to locate relatives as well as the ''normal" genealogica l articles . You do not have to be a professional to share what you are doing with others. All we ask is that what you write is legible (not necessarily camera ready) and that your name, address and phone number be on each submission and that they not be combined with other SVGS correspondence (queries, surname lists , etc.) REMEMBER , THIS IS YOUR MAGAZINE, YOU SHOULD BE PART OF IT. Virginia Appalachian Notes �132 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Dear Members, This is my last message to you as new officers will be elected shortly and will assume their tasks the first of the year. It has truly been a privilege to serve as your president for these two years, but time marches on and you will be blessed by a very capable incoming president . I hope each of you have had a productive and satisfying experience this now past summer with your research and have been able to find that missing link in your family line. One thing is for sure--there is a renewed interest in genealogy as more and more people are searching in the court houses and especially the Virginia Room in the Roanoke City Library. More people are collecting data of their relatives at their family reunions, and more are relating the wonderful world of the Internet and other computer programs. Now that summer is over, the colorful leaves will soon be gone, the winter winds will soon blow, be sure to enter all of the information you have collected into whatever ~ystem you use toward achieving the goal you have set for your family tree. One of my highlights of the year has .been the meeting of a distant cousin from Massachusetts, whom I did not know about until June, in Montgomery Co. and we found our ancestor's land. I have also met distant relatives from IL, WI, AL, as well as Southwest Vi rginia in the Virginia Room. Our Society resumed its monthly meetings and programs in September. They have been excellent. I hope each of you within driving range will make every effort to come to our meetings . The VAN Editor would like to have more material submitted for publication in the VAN. Thank you again for allowing me to be your President for the last two years. HAPPY HUNTING! Ora Belle McColman ==~== ==== =========================== ===== ======================== Upcoming Events of SVGS November Meeting - PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE OF DAY, TIME, AND PLACE: Friday, November 15, 6:00 p . m. , Hollins Branch Publi c Library 6624 Pete rs Creek Road, NW Roanoke, VA LELAND K. MEITZLER from AGLL/Heritage Quest Magazine Road Show Speaking on ARMCHAIR GENEALOGY & SCANDALS-FINDING and DEALING with the BLACK SHEEP I f you can help with the setup and breakdown from 5:00 to 6 :00 and af ter the presentation - Notify Gene Swartzell at 890-3991 . Virginia Appalachian Notes �133 THE PERIODICAL SOURCE INDEX (PERSI) The Historical Genealogy Department of the Allen County Public Library, Ft. Wayne, IN, houses thousands of periodicals. For over six years, the library and its foundation have acquired a comprehensive collection of North American historical and genealogical periodicals. PERSI (pronounced like the name Percy) is the result of this endeavor and the public can now access these materials . Many libraries now have PERSI - -an index by area and family name for all periodicals in its collection since 1847. Yes, 1847. PERSI lists Places and Families in separate volumes from 1847-1985 and from 1986 on they are combined in one volume. The volumes are divided into place, subject and surname index to articles for all publications in the collection. Each volume is divided as follows: US places, (current) county and record type (22 record type designations); Canadian places, province; Other Foreign Places, country, record type; Research methodology, record type; Families 1 alpa surname. Once you have found an area or a family name, simply copy the information given: title of article, the name of the periodical, volume, number, month and year. For example: VAAP (Virginia Appalachian Notes) Vol. 1, #2, Grayson County, VA Court Order Book 1793-1794 April, 1977: You can request up to six (6) articles per letter for a cost of $5 each letter and twenty (20) cents per page copied. So order 6 articles at a time and save money. Send your request to: Allen County Public Library, 900 Webster Street, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, IN 46801-2270. They will send you a bill. The Library handles requests in a very timely manner. CAUTION: THIS CAN BE HABIT FORMING! Submitted by: Huntsville, AL Phyllis c. O'Connell, 12113 Comanche Trail SE, 35803 ================================================================= ELECTION YEAR BITS AND PIECES FINCASTLE, Monday March 19, 1821 ("Herald of the Valley") We are authorised to state that Dr~ John Floyd, is again a candidate for Congress at the next election, for this district. We are authorised to state that Col . Thomas Burwell is a candidate to represent this county in the next general assembly. ===========================================~===================== FINCASTLE, Monday April 2, 1821 ("Herald of the Valley") We are authorised to announce Capt. Henry Walker, as a candidate for the nex t General Assembly for this county . We are authorised to announce Capt. Henry Snider as a candidate to represent this county in the next General Assembly. Virginia Appalachian Notes �134 IN THE VIRGINIA ROOM. joined the SVGS within the last two years, you may have noticed an index of sorts being printed in the VAN. It usually begins with "Continued from ... " and ends with "To be continued. " Well, this issue of the VAN contains the last installment of "Mit chell's Reference to Map." Many of us are not aware of what this particular map is or how it relates to our genealogical research. Babe Fowler discovered that a cousin of hers, Geraldine Obenshain, had a a book belonging to George Waskey, from whom they are both descended, which was a reference index to a map of The United States published in 1835. After some research, the map was found. The Society purchased the map for the Virginia Room and Babe made a copy of the reference index and began to publish the copy in small sections in the VAN. I decided to take a look at the map for myself to see what all the hoopla was about. The map is a very clear copy, and according to the title page of the index: "The whole, in connexion with the map, illustrating the geography, topography, and statistics of the Union, in a more complete and satisfactory manner than has been hitherto attempted." Let me tell you, this is the most exciting thing I have seen for searching for those elusive early nineteenth century ancestors who do not seem to be listed where we know they were. If you are stumped, take a look at this map. The United States in 1830-1835 was not the same as it is today. "We know that", you say. But the topography was very much like it is today . If you know your greatgreat-great grandfather Jones bought a farm in New Market in 1833, do you know where that farm should have been? In 1830 there were 16 New Markets in the United States and only 5 of them were in Virginia. That's right there were 5 New Markets in Virginia. So, maybe, you are not so sure after all where that farm was. Another feature of the map itself that makes it worth taking a look at is that it shows the major roads of the period . Along with this is the listing of the stage routes in the Reference. The combination of these two will allow you to see a "possible" route your family took if they migrated near this time. Even if they did not take the stage, chances are they used the same roads. Keep in mind that travel then took a lot longer than it does now and many times families stopped somewhere along the way for several weeks or even months or to pass the winter. . When you come to the Virginia Room to look at this map and find out where all those others towns with the same name were, bring your copy of the index (from your old issues of the VAN, of course) with you because I suspect a lot of people will be wanting to do the same thing. The Virginia has a full copy of the index just in case you joined after publication of part of i t . Also bring a magnifying glass with you. Even though the map is clearly printed, the print is small (the copy of "our neck of the woods" �135 shown below was enlarged to 150%) . Because the map is in six sections , it is not difficult to make copies of the section your are studying, but be sure to ask for assistance to avoid damaging the map. 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' L . :.. ~ ~· ~ -~· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lml. . . . . . . . . . . . ...,. ...:.:;;;img;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ ... ~· ~ : ~ : ~-:t ~ .::c c_ CJ · - .: :.. ~ ~ _: : . . - ; - :.- ·- u c.: .:.c:: :: .=:::.::;:.:: ~ :--..: -: ~ "/. ~ =:.:... > - ::: .: cc::::=~::::.: ... ;. : = t.:"'"': -" i: ~ ~~ - ..: --= ; "'; ~ c · - Qt-X - g .x ..x u - - '-> c: .:: : ~~~~~~~~~-=:~~= - ~<~~~~~~s=~~<~~ �150 EXCHANGE QUARTERLY NEWS News in the Piedmont Lineages, Vol. XVI I I No. 3, published by VA-NC Piedmont Genealogical Society, has the announcement of the Danville burial records being put on a CD. In a cooperative effort between Danville's Department of Public Works and the Society, Mrs. Mary Leigh Boisseau is entering city burial records on a computer with plans to put the information on a CD . The completed CD would then be available for use the Public Works Department and the Danville Publich Library by the end of this year. For members who use the Virginia Room in the Roanoke City Public Library, please check out some of our Exchange Quarterlies. The National Genealogical Society Newsletter contains news of what is going on in the genealogy community. It also contains the NGS/CIG DIGES'.IWhich features the latest information on computer software, tools, techniques and etc . The NGS/CIG DIGEST is written by the NGS Computer Interest Group. Numerous genealogical records contain the names of witnesses to events such as land sales, marriages and writing of wills. In the recent past a rumor has been circulating that the first witness is a relative of the male and the second witness is a relative of the female. THIS IS NOT TRUE. While the witnesses may in fact be relatives, they are not necessarily relatives and certainly not in that order. The witness could be a neighbor, friend or relative. Researching these witnesses' names is very important . You may uncover information about them that would lead to new clues to your ancestors' past. For instance, emigrants often traveled in groups . Perhaps you would find where the witness last lived, which could (not would) help you discover your ancestor's former home. Please help dispel this witness-as-relative rumor. However, do use the valuable source of further indent if ication . From News 'n 1 Notes Vol. 28, Number 7 (July 1996), St. Louis Genealogical Society, St. Louis, MO. CAUSE OF DEATH OLD NAME MODERN TERMINOLOGY Ague Blood Poisoning Bloody flux Brain fever Childbed fever Cholera infantum Creeping paralysis Malaria, fever, chills Scepticemia Dysentery/diarrhea Encephalitis/Meningitis Puerperal fever Diarrhea Tuberculosis From The Longhunter, Genealogical Society. Vol. XIX, Issue 3, Virginia Appalachian Notes Southern Kentucky �STONEWALL CEMETERY Floyd County, VA Rt. 221, near Booth Creek 11 miles from Roanoke-Floyd Co. Line Copied 28, August 1987 l?y Glenna Gamer & H o back, Margaret E. Wife of C. D. Vest & C. A. Yates Whitlock, Magdalene (Our Mother) H oback, Christian M. " , Christina S. Hoback, Inf. of James H. & Levonia Hoback, Eulalah Hoback, Isaac David Hoback, Jacob S. " , Julie Ann H oback, Arthur Franklin , Hester Cole H oback, Evie Gretchen Conner, wife of C. V. Hoback, Clifford V. " , Virginia H. Hoback, Carl W. Hoback, Levon.la " , James H . Bower, LiUie Rutrough, Nancy E. "Bettie" " , David Solomon Lawrence, Ophelia Radford, wife of Stanton T. Lawrence, Stanton T. Shank, Agatha Shank, Richard M. .. , Gerture V. Vest, Jasper W. " , Sallie H. Vest, Harvey " , Laura H . V est, Rettie R. Lawrence, wife of James 5. " , James S. Kir.g, Pauline Akers, wife of W. C. King, Peter M. " I Sarah c. King, Earl Wallace " , Mary Austin Ingram, Joseph Curtis, son of U. T. & Eunice Vest. James B. Eanes, Josephine Vest Ingram, Eslie Turner " , Della Brammer Peters, Nelson H. D. Married Feb. 24, 1951 " , Virginia V. Yates, Hettie L. Howle tt, Ruth Yates Wright, Will W. " , Clynne S. .. Ruth G. Hale June 3, 1847 - June 24, 1942 Sept. 27, 1820 - Sept. 11, 1905 Oct. 30, 1843 - June 10, 1891 Jan. 17, 1839 - Oct. 24, 1908 b. & d. June 2, 1905 Sept. 6, 1908 - May 30, 1912 Jan. 29, 1910 - Jan. 8, 1936 Nov. 6, 1875 - Apr. 20, 1%1 Apr. 5, 1878 - June 26, 1944 Dec. 7, 1902 - Dec. 12, 1983 Nov. 10, 1903 - Oct. 25, 1985 Oct. 18, 1W9 - Aug. 2, 1971 1912 1918 - 1947 Sept. 14, 1906 - June 11, 1991 Dec. 5, 1871 - Feb. 5, 1936 Aug. 13, 1870 - Mar. 6, 1929 Sept. 10, 1879 - Oct. 15, 1899 Oct. 18, 18'73 - Dec. 5, 1956 June 20, 1872 -Sept. 4, 1939 Sept. 2., 1882 - Oct. 23, 1965 July 15, 1878 - Aug. 18, 1957 Feb. 16, 1869 - Jan. 25, 1971 May 28, 1886 - May 6, 1980 Apr. '29, 1893 1905 - 1973 1904 - 1980 Aug. 31, 191 3 Jan. 1, 1912 - Jan. 26, 1982 Sept.19, 18'76- Mar. 8, 1934 Nov. 10, 1868 - Sept. 12, 1956 1902 - 1940 Jan. 17, 1861 - Jan. 3, 1942 Nov. 23, 1873 - Dec. 30, 1969 Aug. 25, 1924 - Jan. 14, 1957 Aug. 13, 1932 Mar. 15, 1929 - Sept. 4, 1935 Nov. 21, 1890 - Mar. 2, 1936 1880 -1955 July 2D, 1882 - Mar. 9, 1947 May 30, 1884 - Nov. 9, 1959 Jan. 2, 1931 - Dec. 30, 1981 Oct. 6, 1925 Apr. 22, 1891 - Aug. 26, 1978 Died Jan. 18, 1985 Feb. 2D, 1887 - Oct. 3, 1951 June 11, 1884 - Jan. 13, 1978 151 �152 Stonewall Cemetery Vest, Elder Willie F. ·· , Tabitha Rierson Vest, Inf. of R. C. & Mae Stoutamyre Vest, Thomas T. Married Oct. 7, 1928 " , Gaye R. " Phillips, Ella Vest Hall, Fannie DeWitt " , Arlie S. DeWitt, Samuel Zachariah " , Maggie Vest DeWitt, Charlie Keen, husband of Louise Stiff DeWitt Strickler, Valentine Thrash , Muriel DeWitt Dec. 21, 1870 - Nov. 19, 1950 Nov. 18, 1870 - June 27, 1962 Aug. 12. 1939 Feb. 25, 1907 Nov. 11, 1904 - Jan. 27, 1985 Oct. 19, 1899 - Dec. 31, 1966 1907 - 1985 1905 Oct . 8, 1875 - Aug. 13, 1958 July 2. 1876 - Feb. 22, 1975 1900 - 1981 July 13, 1883 - Dec. 18, 1958 June 10, 1904 - ================================================================= ELECTION YEAR BITS AND PIECES FINCASTLE, Monday, April 16, 1821 ("Herald of the Valley") The election for Botetourt County, af~er a warm contest of three days, terminated in the election of Col. Burwell, and Capt. Snider. On the two first days Col. Burwell and Capt . Walker were a few votes ahead, but on the third day they stood as follows. Doct . Floyd (for congress) ?~02 Col. Burwell ~73 Capt. Snider 3~2 Capt. Walker 30~ There were various reports circulated to injure the three last named gentlemen, which some would perhaps think were of so simple a nature, that they could have no effect, yet they were credited by many . But Capt. Walker appears to have been most injured; i t wa s stated of him that he had declared he never would vote for a republican. But it is believed he suffered most from a new raod being cut through his neighborhood, which imposed a heavy tax on that sect ion of the country. The people insisted on Capt. W's preventing its being done; but as it was of considerable benefit to him, he did not attempt to prevent it being done; and this was the cause of Capt. W's friends not turning out unanimously; and from a misunderstanding of the candidates respecting the number of days the election would last. It was their impression on the close of the first day, that the law allowed four days; and it was asserted by Capt. W that he directed his friends to come in on the fourth day, but it was decided by the gentlemen of the bar, that it could not lawfully continue longer than three days, which prevented Capt. W. from receiving the aid of those of his friends that would have come in on the fourth day. The election was conducted in the best possible order. The greatest harmony existed between the candidates and people. Capt. Walker will be again a candidate for the next general assembly. Virginia Appalachian Notes �l53 BOOK REVIEWS Massachusetts Reaister--1802 published by the Orange County California Genealogical Society, 148 pages, soft cover. This book contains Civil, Ecclesiastical, Judicial and Military Lists; Associations and Corporate Institution s for Literary, agr icultural and charitable Purposes and Catalogues of the Officers of the General Government. Useful Tables and Index. Surname Index Members of the Orange County Californ ia Genealogical Society, Augu st 1 993. Published by Shumway Family History Services. Register & Calendar may st i ll be avail able at $ 10.00, the Surname Index is $6 . 00. A 1995 Surname Index is also available at $6.00 each. Contact the Orange County California Genealogical Society, P. O. 1587, Orange California 92668-1587. The Descendants of Joseph Wilkerson (12 May 1729-15 March 1829) and Al 1 ied Fami 1 ies of Bedford County, Virginia, Janie G. Jordan, Warwick House Publishing, 720 Court Street, Lynchburg, Virginia 1995. 226 pages plus 15 page name index, pr i nted on 100% acid-free paper and hardbound. In addition to Mr. Wilkerson's descendants, a transcription of his father's will also identifies his siblings. Well documented sources and bibliography, with photographs adding interest. $4 0 . 00 p l us shipping/handling $5. 00. Virginia residents should add 4 1/2 % sales tax. Janie G. Jordan, c/o Wanda G. Morris, Route 6, Box 401, Bedford, Virginia 24523. Telephone 540-586-2550. The above donations to our society are now in the Virginia Room. ===========================~================== = == = =========~===== Upcoming Events of SVGS CHRISTMAS PARTY! December 14, 1996 1:30 P . M. in the Brody Room Roanoke Publ ic Li brary Main Branch Refreshments will be served COME AND ENJOY THE COMPANY OF YOUR FELLOW GENEALOGISTS Vi rginia Appalac h ian Notes �l54 WILL OF DANIEL HORNBARGER (Son of Peter Hornbarger) contributed by Mrs Kenneth E Bland Will Book 9, p 397, Montgomery County , Va. In the name of God amen. I, Ianiel Hornbarger of the County of Montgomery and State of Virgini a , feeling t hat l ife is uncertain and desiring to di spose of what goods provi dence has blest me with, I make this my l ast will and Testament as follows 1 I tem 1st, I desire all my just debts and funeral expenses paid out of the fund which I may leave or have on Hands , Item 2nd, I will and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Hawley wife of Crockett Hawley One hundred Dollars in money in addition to what I have heretofore given her. I will and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Hornbarger what money she has in her hands and to be supported and maintained from the plantation as l ong as she remains single. Item J , I will and bequeath to the heirs of Peter Hornbarger deceased the tract of land lying in Floyd County, and I desire the same to be r ented out until the youngest child arrives at the age of 21 years, and the proceeds to go to the support of his widow and the two children Ianiel and Hiram . Item 4th, I give to my daughter Margaret Yingling one negro girl named Charlotte and Fifteen hundred Dollars in money, and her support from the home plantation as long as they can agree and live pleasantly , and no longer, Item 5th , I give and bequeath to my son Parker 1· Hornbarger my tract of land lying in the County of Bland , in this State on Hunting Camp Creek and containing about Two Hundred acres, to him and his heirs forever . Item 6th, I give to Mariah Honibarger, widow of Ianiel Hornbarger, One hundred Dollars in money , Item ?th , I give and bequeath to my daughter Patsey Hornbarger what money she has in her possession and to be supported from the plantation so long as she remains single. Item 8th, I give and bequeath to my son Hiram Hornbarger my home plantation with the exception of about one hundred acres to be taken off the southeastern portion, which said hundred acres as I suppose , I give and bequeath to my grand-daughter, Nancy Yingling , the line to commence at two pines at the corner of the Polly '.Iaylor field & running nearly north to two or three black oaks a corner of Crockett Hawl ey , and with his lines eastward to a red oak and thence with the Incl usive Survey line to the beginning, Item 9th, I give to my son Hiram all the rest of my negroes not heretofore bequeathed and in the event of his death without issue I desire the said negroes to go to my daughters Nancy and Patsey with the exception of a negro girl Ann , which in that event I give to my daughter Elizabeth Hawl ey, I also (if my son Hiram should die without issue) give to my daughters Nancy & Patsey my home p l ace or as I have bequeathed it to Hiram . Item 10th. I give to Elizabeth Ha.wley 's daughter Margaret Two Cows now in her possession. I tem 11th. I desire that my daughters wil l select four horses together my riding mare to be kept on the plantation. I give to my son Parker two horses, t he gray he has always claimed & one other, To Hiram a Horse and Colt he claims, To Margaret Yingling One Horse, her choice of one not above named . To Nancy and Patsey I give my bay mare and Buggy . I desire that the balance of my stock on the place go to my daughters Nancy and Patsey, unless there should be a deficiency to pay the bequests made in money, in that event it is my wish & I hereby direct that my Executor VirgLaja Appalachian Notes �155 make sale of the young stock on the plantation to meet the same . I will and direct that my Executor make sale of a tract of land in Bland County near the land bequeath to my son Parker, containing about One hundred and fifty acres , and the proceeds to be equally divided amongst my children as follows r Elizabeth Hawley , Nancy, Patsey , Parker & Hiram and Margaret Yingling. I also direct my executor to make sale of a Fifty acre tract in this County adjoi ning the lands of John Brown and others and the proceeds to be divided as above . I give to my daughter Nancy & Patsey and my son Hiram all my household and kitchen furniture. And lastly I hereby appoint James M. Wade Executor of this my last will and Testament thereby revoking all other and former wills by me made. In testimony whereof I have here\.Ulto set my hand this 26th day of July 1862 . Ianiel (his X mark) Hornbarger Signed sealed and published as his last will & Testament by the said Daniel Hornbarger in the presence of us wpo in his presence and at his request, have at the same time subscribed our names as witnesses. D. W. L. Charlton ; I. W. Montague At Montgomery County Court August Term 1862 Tnis last will and Testament of Ianiel Hornbarger deceased was presented in Court and proven by the oaths of D. W. L. Charlton and I. W. Montague the witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of James M. Wade the executor therein named who made oath thereto, and together with Floyd Smith and Haml. w. Shields his security entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of $10,000 conditioned as the law directs, certificate is granted him , for obtaining a probate thereof in due form. Clk. Teste James M. Wade ================================================================= WARNING ! The National Archives has re commended that no removable self-stick notes be used on any paper that has permanent value. The lab examined 3M Scotch Post - It Notes and AMB brand Note Pads and found that adhesive remained on papers to which the notes were adhered--even when they were removed immediately. This remaining adhesive coul d cause i mportant records to stick together or to the files in which they were housed . In addition, as the chemical s in the adhesive break down over time, they can deteriorate the paper and make printing illegible. The lab also found that the adhesive lifted photocopied images after two weeks of aging and that some of the note paper colors run when wet. So, take those Post-It Notes off your birth certificates and other important records (unless you have an interest in destroying certain information, such as your birthdate!) . A little action now can help save important records--both at home and in the library--from irreparable damage. -By Alisha Mellon in the 11 Johnson County Genealogist", Shawnee Mission, KS Virgini a Appalachian Notes �156 Virginia State Directory 1897 J. L. Hill Printing Co., Owners & Publishers, Richmond, V IRGINIA FIRE & ln.ARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. E I C H lY.l:"ON".D, G rou Au e t a, V I RGIN"IA . Insures Against Fire and Llgb~~.!Elf· 1 650,0£1!'.'· \\ "ISi ·: COUNTY. 1 2-17 r"RL f u EH }\MUND, · The·Q03en·Cit]·Printin~ · lnk ·Co. nre hitect ano ~upcriutendcnt , , CINC l •N A Tl , OHI O. --=======0 V Corr"rondtntt and Consullalion Sollclled. Nu !1.!".! r-: ... ,, .J ld.-.IN, CnK N l' K Thl'iTll Sn.HT, : R========- Black Job and Book Inks of Super ior Quality. Hl Cl lMONO. \IA. 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( ·0111111/.1·.u,111, ·n 11/ N.- ;•.-1111,-, J ) C C/,JI.-, W E Kilg-1 1r c.:. Dean, ]) S K elly. Thi.: C11 u ~ T\" C1H11n nr..:c ts al \\list'. Post-Offi ces. Ccrn rt ll J ll::ie o n !st T11 csdrty a fter 4th Jb11ner, J AMES() K E NNED\'. Mund:1y in each month. Bigslonc.: Gap,\\' C ROBJN.SON . .J111~i.:c . W A W SJ.:c.:c:11 . Coeburn, T H 1-1 J L L M AN. Clt'rl.:. \\' E Kili;;cll'e. Co1rn!-it)'e, Tl J\1 D A\' I D SO N. County Officers. 11c irc hc.:ster. S/1,·ri((, John J\ ft.tiller . Dwi11:1 . .' ;11ri•t'•'J'1•r.-S N Ta \'l 11r. E ;1s l St1n1t.:g:tp, J H l~i c l1111 11111.I. Tur1s1;rcr, E \V Max\\'cll. Fcrn:tlda, J.:.OSA H 1'1 I I l'P.S . Com .-lt1tir11 e)', R P Hrn ce. Fl a t Gap . 0 I 1 LOOK YOUhll11de oan. ~a-v-e -Your ~ew at t;malt .; o at at WHEEL New ' Phone 544. THE ENTERPRISE MAC~NE WORKS. '3 10 N. 5th St., Richm ond, Va. VirtitdA Appa1ach1&n N otee s.. para&. 1'fl �CARRIAGES. WAGONS. ET: _ _ _ _ _ _ _w_rlle r.R.PlllLLIPS .~ r.11.. Iq~ . 1~_4 !1. 71b SL. Rltbmo1u Boy Or Manufacturers 1 : ..is \\' J~I· 1. 111 DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES ~ 0.~:~~H.H The Germania Life THE J. C. MILLER CO . n• to 344 s. 6th Strert. II ~ a; i l~ ~ ::J ~ 0 •• 1£ of NEW YOR K, .JA.JllK8 w. OJlAV'l!S. llhoa... , 2.11-J l Ob a mber or Oom m oru --·RICHMOND,·-·VA. II A...ota Waol•d. 't'hon1 204. 1l.1ker \\' F. lle:1n1nn JS. llrny J :'II. Hrow11 R L, Drinley S H. Fleenor S D. H:imptnn j:tmes. Hart~ook John . Hewitt G L. Hubbard J M , Hunsucker J. '.\lnllens Cove. Pierce JI F. Riner J H. Romans L P. Smith Geo C. St:imford R L. M_ay~o.\J C . B1gst1?ne Gap Stanier Will, VirJ!1n1.1 Co;il and Iron Co, Stone"" s·1ee Ie Jo Iin. b- Attorneys-at-Law. W E. Ayers HJ, Ayers R A . Bond S H, flullitt J F Jr, Horsley W J, Hught:s J A, Jenkins Wm, Kelley Jos L, Kenodv WP. McCarty Weldon, M:itthew!I W B. Miller Hob:irt, Rollins H L Short J p. ' Skeen H A W ~ • V1c:irs A M . Werth W 11. B an Bigstone Gap Hig~tnne Gap Bigstone G.ip Norton Bigstone Gap Bigstone Gay Cnebu rn Nort0n Bigstone Gap k Stew:ircJ J M, ~t 0Hnrd J H · ~~v1~dall E /\. \\ h1taker L IC Wrii;:ht \VD. Young J H , . . Black11m1th11. Dntson D L., Dotson M T .... '.'leely W E , N;i~bie t Perkins Jos, Dwin:i S t.1rnes F :.1 • . Bigstone G;ip D_oardmg Hou11.es. Coeburn Taylor I ::i. ll1gstone Ga Coebt Cattle Dealers. Ho~~~ Rob '. nett J. M. lligstone; i Bi'gsto G Rf>binett S :1m11el, ne ii p \\' .idc () B Cneburn ' · Coeburn \VaiCnplrrbJa:.' W I s. (I l, " ., \' I l .1 1: . oac J ; \Jam s "" \V. agon Aye_r.;'_R~r11.s 1\ &_C?· _ llii.;stn1~~.~·' P~ni:::.::~_ s._11_11_11_d_._ _ _ _ __ Lithograph Letterbtadl, A•HOEN &Co., R/CHMQND. VA.. -~~~ ~_j -~4;~~~~~~J.r4 (~,T ~.fi ®~U~U ~) -w~~VA.-..::::;;,~ l11~<tnn~ r..1p C.irtcr E ~· I'"'' ICl.1y J F.. I>. 1-.:i~t Stonegap C•wh11r11 Rii:•tnnc G.ip •wo11rn Coldiron \\' S. C1\1u1..:eye ( .. ~1i11r njl)1\VIJ)SON HM. S t P.111 1 ~.1•bie U•cken~nn & H'l•Cc. F.:i,t Srnnq~:ip fl "hh< Dick1n<on \\' 1l. Cnt"hurn Jfr1t1c: IJini:u~ J L. St 1'.111 1 Dini:••< J L & Hillman, Den list!'. W ise OOTSON II H & SO N. I Jettie 1\ustin J W, P111111d DOTSON & ~I EADE. Lipp< H ill JM. T.1com:l Rig,tnne G.1 r D11rham J \V & Co. Prun t:r J C. Wi se Fl:t11Hy CF. B1r.;,tnnc (~.1 JI Sprolrs F A. Cnchurn Hobhs fuller N R. Stuq::ill Jorrl:rn, Pound Gih~on C \\', Distillers . H i.:~tone G.1p Hettie Gondloe Rr0s. Amhurgcy A \V , Coeb urn Pr,uncJ Grce<1r Bro~. H opk•n< AN . s~int P;iul N.Hbie H;ivtor CM. Hopkins & Sow;i rd5. Lippo; FlAl~ap Hll, LJ ~ Mull ins J A. Coeburn H I L L MAN T Fl & CO. Pond Sowards F. ~. Ow in:i N•>rton I Holhrook J;imes Jr , Wampler AF. H obh~ Hylton G H . Druggist&. Poun rl Ireson E 0 Mrs, C0~burn R:rnner L L L Ur. Kdly view Hobbs Kelly & Hall. Tl:lnner M M. Coeb u rn R ig~to n e G:ip Kilgore & Culbertson. 1-l;ihock A J. Coeb urn Hii:~tnne (;,1p L evitt J, Kelly J W . Wise Tacoma L ipps J E & Co, Uvini:~t o n H C, Rig~tone G;ip Lovell Gus \V. Flargap Mullins J II. NMto n Norton Moore W E & Co, Norton Uru~ Co. Coeburn Coeburn Morgnn I & Co, S;infnrd Ch:is, Bigslone Gap Big3tonc Gap Morrison & Son, Sullivan M I, Flatg;ip Coeburn Mull ens J H. Wolfe J B Or. Hig~tone G~p Mulli ns W M, Dry Goods. Norton Kellyview Norton Co;il Co. Hock J F, Norton Norton Norton Grncery Co, Schwart1. & Kaufman. Norton Norton Lumber Co. Florie ts. Nn rto n Hillman M E. Coeburn Onld F. H & Co. Nasbie Litt J I. Mrs, C•ieburn Plume r II C. Na~bie Po wers W B. General Merchants. Na sbic Hettie Power~ W S & Rro . AUST I N W IJ , En ~t Stonc;:!:tp :-Jnrton Richmond R F. !late< & /\dam<. Wi•c Fcrnaldn Rnbrtl~ \\' H. JlEVER l.Y C F, ll iJ!• lll ne Gap I-' T .1coma S kt· en J I\. llnnd & l!r11cc. I I I Agricultural Implements. Addi~on I - I. l M'(\~·.~ :.fi:'\ , ~fr:".::-''3·~·~@ C.1ywo11d J C, Clrd.: I I>. Finney 0 T. Kill!'HC Jac1ob, Power• 0 W, Stuq;ill John, Wh1t;tker Jnhn. Carpenters &: Gilly. H:uldonfield. Hettie, W D AUSTIN. Hobb s. ET KISE!C Kcllyview. Lipps. Lotus, J A TOY. Nasbie. J G ROBINSON . Norton. 0 B GILLY. Pound, A G Rooerson . ~t Paul. Joh n T Dickinson. Stonega. H J Frank . T~c0ma , FA ASHWORTH. T ass0. VirJ!ini;i Cit)'. Wise le h\, William D Nott in ~ham . I \ · \I\". lnnstigale the New "Dividend Ton line" Polley Sllow Cases. Mantles, Grille5 and Parquetry Flooring by Safes. Vaults. and Bank Work Made to Order _ _By_l_~E VICTOR S~~E~_J.O_~_K CO.. C_in_c~~-n3ti. Ohio. Bon<ls. Checks. Drarts. I -JNT-JN··-GCO- Directory Pablishers: ·Book , lob Prt11ts11. JLHILL PRox • • .• &1cn:noND. vmorNtA ~ �!l· ·I AND BRO:.Y__: "0 Mmlatlorm. For Bank, Bar, Office and Drug Store rlrlor"· Wrl'tou sriHMITT lJ 220 :ulH STRUT. CINr.l~NATl:_~B~ • • • • . ... . + .. . . . . . VIRG1N.iA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, H l •. - ' ' MOt-1' .l..J. VIR.G IN "IA . 11•1~0.0<lO . Or"'•" A._,,,.h. I-' l.11 lnour•• A••ln•t Fir• and Ltrhtnin(. \\' l<:, E C<.>lYI \'. - C ~~ I OJ ----- ~·-· - -- ~WnrenoUH wltlt 4,500,000 reet Capaolty. Richmond Typewriler Exchange,·. WOODWARD & SON. WOODFIN"- ABR.\l!AM. MRnlll!'m, CARL Ru [HR Mu ND. fbe Qaeen City Printing Ink Co., .1\ l."Ch it cc~ - CINCINNATI, OHIO. DESIGNS ANO E5rJMATC3 FURNISHEO. M1nuf1c:t•ftn of L U M B E fl . .903 E s: 1.h!~ Street. · Ricbrnond V1~g1a Typewriter p.1° Office Supplies, Wholt'!'l11., ,nrl Qr111 i1. ., 3 30S. 9 t h St.. 3.1CHM::>ND, VA. r.z Hardwoods. White Pine, Bulldlnq lumber. ~XPERT PAIRING A SPECIALTY, and ilreased. Suh, Blinds, Doort. ~to. · '!" r•,:.::_ __ ~oagh S U>.\.:" J - ·- ---- - --....s .\1 . E.1, ; '-'1 .. 11c::1p · .1 '1 n•·~ I :'-:. l1•n11.1 i K.: 11..,Jy \\' I'. S 1.,ll.1 rd :\ ) . Sw1n1kll A J. Sw1111ld l E 111 \Vh11t· I\ I'. WilJ1, J, :'If. P" nnd :1lc l"irmick J L. P '"'"' ; Livery Stables. T.1c•'m:1: Rl'.nfr•> C \V. lli~ ~ t•ln:! ·~.i r. i Grocers. ~ it I~ ==' z0 i ! ll•>nd Lumber Dealers. E j. Hid. kv \V \V. ll1i:, tnne \~·'P l Dnt~•lll i\I I) I.. Duff \V I.. ll1g , \one c~ .t(I Robr.r•on :\ A. Pou l.i nd ~ry W K . :'l:n1 Inn • Sln.111 J :'\.!. E.H t St<>ner: r· 'Lovell J 1'. lli!!slone 1";~p 1 T:1ylor & Rice Stone" Tavlnr ~ N & Cn , :\'1>rto11 Mille-Corn and Flour. Vi°RGINIA COAL & IRON Austin 0.1\'1d. Hct CO. Stone~:i Hc"erl r & :'11.i y. Hotels. Bond 's :'11il1. Addincton W F. H.:ttie Br:rnh:im :\brt111 , llro.1<lw:iter A A . S:1i11t P.\UI Culbert<on J :'II . D<lt"''" H H, \Vise Dwis Je~se . Uuff H~se (The\ Mrs M S Duff. l)ichn~o11 \V H, Hi~~tone G<1p (~l.1de\·ille ~fillin~ Co. Eldor:ufo. J D Grublc. T.tcoma Hale J F.. ll<1tel C.wh11rn . R W Addington, H utchin~"" CC. Coeburn Jenn i ni:~ J L. H11tel t-(o1rton. WK Lindsey. '.'Jorton Powers \Vm R . lntermnnt !Th<"). F n Fi,sinl!er. Robt!rtsrrn Jamr~ . Hij!~tone 1~.1p Soy.ml Jeffers on . Ireson W J. \\'1sc ~lew.irt S . }fnunt;\Jn View, HS Shanklin, Mills-Saw . Norton Adams Hros. P<lwers Willi;im. :--1.i>bie Bevin~ & H.irt. Richmond J C. \V ise Bice Thos. Rnhert%11 Willi:tm, N<1shie Bollin~--. Iron Founders and Machinists. noncl :\I ill . r ~l Clement~. :\ppal.1chi<1n, East !:>t o ne~.:ip 1101,·man Jo~. Hit:: Stone G.1p Iron Co (The), R Clinch River Lumber C R Thurston. Big~tone Gap Debusk E!ij.1 h. Land Agents. Dotson M !) L. Clay] D Jr. Coeburn F.lkins & T.1ylnr. Din~11~ J L. S.1int Paul Fraley (j \\', II.mi' W F.. RiJ!slnne 1;.1p . I !ale Jno E. Hnr•c lev \VJ. Bij!~tonc G.1p l ll ir11 .~ R"~ e . lrvin1: R T. l!ig~tnnc ·~· ' I' ;\Jdlr:r E \\'. .. - · 0 'BaV-e-Y-ou -Se_e_n PACE " Mt>Rlr.IS : QUE. M"'"· C oa .. TOITH S rRf.H . • ... ~····· RICHMOND.\ i\ . [IN Ernl uDEn IN KS r lJ u n u Jc. n''.!'' " 111: (~ ·'P \'irl!ini.1 Cc>:il .111.J :rnn (ol, S1n11c;:.1 l\1 •hcrh• >1I l.rn1c'. 1'•1•111cl V1q,:i11i:i 1; .1 ~ (nal (n, ll.111111:r Si\it • 1\1 ·"· · Lnt u ~ Mines- Iron. :-1.111< 111 10.; /I..: Strr)llp. Cncburn , :\11.!r:r<on f) C. llij!~tonc 1;~p T .1\'l nr :;; Ri c•'. ::;1u11r. (!.1 :\pp.11.ichi;rn, lames !lire!. \\' ~ JI , .\ C. l.111p < . Ea ~t Sl<lnc::ap \\'l11tr - -. I lobhs P:irne J B. llij!<to11c 1;,1 p \\',1if1: J J. Kellyvicw Ple:isanl< I) S. llii.;<t•111c G~p Mills-Woolen. Ncwspl\pers. P o w e ll ' ~ V.tl!l' y \\'n0l ( 11. llc111 Big Stone G.1p r.,st. i_; ;'<! Knij!ht. Sharp mni;:r . ll1gsl•lllC C.1p ni~stonc Gi\p Millwrights. ' \Vi~r County Republic:tn. C :\ Br.1nh;im ;\1, Hettie H on;ikcr lfrid:ty I. :o-lorton Fleenor S I'. Bi::;<tonc G.1p Physici a ns Powrr< I) \\'. >!.1-b1c ..\u<tin M J. Hettie Rnbrn <on :\. :'\.1<b1e .-\u•tin \V D. Hett ie Sh.Hp Bcnj. Bi~<tone G.1p J1.1n11er F.. C. Coeburn Short r\ I'. Hobbs l\.in1'1cr L L . Coeburn \Vhit.11.:er John. Hettie Jlanner MM. Hobbs Mines-Coal. lluchanan J H . '.11:1<hie "llc,·crlcy 0 J & ll ro. Fern:dd.1 Davi< J1·~~e. :"Ja~b1e Hi:.: S1""'' G.1 p. Nnrton 11.ihnck. ,\ ). Hii:stonc G:tp llo11li11:,: C. H"bb~ ll:ihnck ~! 11. \Vi ~e llnll in:.: J. Fl:it:,:ap H.uldon I.. P<lund ll·•llrnt: ;\) C. IJ,.bhs Hill111i\n J W . Pound (1, rlrnrn, Cnchurn Kell~· J \\', Ri g~tonc Gap C 111l1n l{1ch.ud. F..1<1 S 1011e;.::i p Kcmklc C D. Stonct;;i Ihle l\ 1 cl~1· (oi.1 1 .111d Coke Co .\l:ihc G 11. lli~ s t n n c G.1p C•>ehurn l'.1"011< C P. Fern.1lda Green' s !Iodine. II S Green & ~h o rt II H . llohb~ Co proprs. T.1coma ~tall:ml J H. Owina H.1<kl'll (11.1 1 Co. :'-/Mtnn St.11.irtl ~1 L. N<lrton J <> n1· ~ . (o1 rhurn Stcrlltam \\'m . H11hb< Lee. Lo1d1urn Wr ll< /\ndn •on . \\'11c Lnnncv Creek C<lal Co. Bii::~t o 11e 1;.1p \Veil ' J r. F.a<t Sto11('c;.1p ~~le :--I Mr B F, Fc rn~lt.1.1 1 \Vl11t! R, H<'ll1e ;'\1 111 J F. b <t S t n nr ·~.1p \\'olfe J H S r C.1ch11rn ~' " ""' · :-.J.,11n11 Saddlers a nd Harn essmakers. 1' 111<: l{11n iJ ·'"" C. •l. r. ( ,,, l.n lu < ll >11!1111: r\. IJ ..hh~ l\ ·""·l l (' ,.... k. \'11 :,: 1111 .11 · 11 ~· 1 llcr.kc 11,n11 ll •: nn'. (11rb11rn ~ .·,t•lll , ( · • ·.'~Hll 11 IJ1cken"111 l{nht . c!rnrn ~ ""'" "':\, f ', ,,.l111 r11 )r,. « 111 \\' J. p...,nrf ;\l• l •Ht: r ... v ! BICYCLES c.. R\111 . T TO o .R UP:A . F.:'ltTA4 r'IOITlt ~•r>F; FO~ Al~L 'IA{Hl:"'C ... ~. Wt·. nu "''· ' · IC.l:"'COH 01' tlt(.' \ ' C' l . I '. Add•••• Tl-II ' " TEAPqc• I MACl-llHE A.:"'C D wo .. KS. ~A( ' lll:"C ... W()AM.. •<ICHMO .. o. VIRIJ ' "IA . l!Mti>oro t. �P . R Phillips I Co. Manufacture all kinds Carriages. Wagons annrac·h. Cd JI nr wnte !tor r11<:...:. FACTl)RV. ~ ll"l -10·1 N. SF.VF.NTH s r. . Rf( I !.\!ONO, ----------------:-:-:--:-------- -. . ·~~ :: WH·: co1·:-;-ry VA,(y; ,., --3i· ' SA F ES - - -- - OFFICE, BANK;iJRUGl1flE GERIVIANIA Ltd id1' BAR FIXTURES 81tfe toordtr . Esllmalu and Outgna F'arnlthtd lHE J. C. MILLE.R CO ., - - Nickel \V :\ . Notti11;.:h.11n \\"I>. Hopkin< A~ . Sow:m.is E :\1. -cf I ~ "'=' l~ ::; z m 1 •.. . \Vi,c l \V-:11~ 1-f~rvey. l·::1•I Stone~p Undertakers. Saloons. l'nn nd Dicl,rn•on .~ f1111rr , Pnnnd Kilj.!ore & Cill l.1nt . M01•lre C :\ . Schools and Academies. Ould E II & Cn. Gladev11lc: Colle~e . C Y Ch.1pman. \Vise Sloan, l-lc:ad & T.1rl•>r. Gap Hii:•tone Wolf School. R E KC"nnedy :end Na,biej M A Rici:'• prin<. Rii;~tnnc Gap St.1nl•~v Stan ford . Heuie' -There are 51 white and r col<>red Whitaker Lu1hc:r. Hii:,tone G.1p1 public .<chools . supt W H Wampler. Willi, J :\I & C•i. Watchmakers. East Stone Gap H.1le J A . Tanners. Beverly R J. Branham M:irtin . McFall Jo.'<eph. S tanlry & Davis, c. Wise Pound Hettie Na•bie Wool Dealere . lhn11er T. Pnwer' J E. Sharp Benj, W:ircl S. Principal Farmers. 0 BAN:-IER.-\V A Alley, J J Ruch:in:in, G H Bowen. F .-\ C:nico, John Dolla rhide. W H F.dward~. George Goff. J M Hi!tm;in, Robert Jord.1n, SC Ken, necfy, Henry Law , on Jr. ·· DIGSTONE G.1P.- John Gilly, DC William~. J W Kennedy. Fra11k Yeary,· TC RuthC"r~ord. Col C S lump. LA Cnusins. EK Hyatt. A P \Veils, W H ~1 Wampl e r. :' CoEnUR:-i. -N E Dickenson. H H Kilgore, C W Gree:ir. Alex Pnwer!, GE, Bucha nan, John Counts. J J Co unts. J M Carico. G W Jone -<. F. K Counts,~ K Hanner. W R Fuller. A M V icar.i. WV Ki.<er. H KisC"r. J L Edwards,} I( L it7.. W J Gibson . M J Bruce. :'-l J Horn, ·• Coo :-;seve.- F rank Sturi:ill. Jas Fl:1nary. T J Raker. } V Wrii:ht. Danie~ S tilham . J.n Stu q::ill. M D S tilll1.1 m. S P Rail ey . Wm Cl.uk. J F C hurch . '• D w1 NA .-S C H ol broo k . CJ Pattef''l n , 1-1 $ tallarll S r. ( II Stallard Sr, Q H Stalla rd J r , '.\I T Evans , J M Evans. Wilson Holbrt"lo k. J;ts Bond , R Bon d . Wi llia m Rrm d . \, W Jhll. ' · .1 E.1sT Sr" NF.r.1 r .-Fr:ink W amplrr. E John '""· P lloatriJ!ht. WC Taylor~j I P;tr<;n ns . J H:irnlcl . \V A H ;iniilt on. A M I.cc. Ac ; \Vi l"'" · W II Wamp' le r , Gcnrg e Guth r ie . J H Will i<. ·'1 f P.R'-".\ l..IM . - . \ n P:trn)n~. J E \Vhi:a!ln·. n I) \, i llr ~pir . G w Beve rly. G.1 R St:ill url T H H :irm ar1. Jo hn llrverl y , I l.;rn1:in :\d 1111 -.. ln l111 \V Grc: .. n. !'!_ V, '! n n·-H-OE-N--& ·- co R 11. ., v ICHMOND. A.. Lithograph Letterhead!, '. f.• .Bonds, Checks, DrJftl. •., -""""'Al.I. SIZE:, AT WHOl.F.Si\LE PRICES,_. l Adrlrr.~:;. The ~1clor Saro &Lock Co., Cincinnall. Ohio. · -- \ \ l " I ro L·:-r1Y 1:;1 (~·~T ~.fi11JJ~U~&!~) --~~~"Vl\.~::.Y ~1c11•ou, tL' Tint 11..:1tT 1.iFg .:· Allim WHUD 1N•U11tANC1t. ·.' IStur~ol l I. J'.,1111<1 f ---~~~-- OF NEW YO~K. . Strongest and But. Organized In 1880. .Tames W. Grave., ••••,... . . ft.JI c.....b., 11 c,....,,., S24 to 3"4 Soulh 6th Street. ""''" 204.- -- -- RICHMOND, VIRQIHIA. ~ - ---- - - -- Jc:~~ic. Sprnc:c: lknnrlt. ,\ (~ l'.ir~lln~. ~ II Smith.\\' R Whr:itly, J C Wheatly, Jack I lnt •1011. I) \V l).11c llF,TTll' - .IC Rohcrt<nn. J F McFall. Da\'1d Elli<nn. J ohn Addington, P:\t Sloan . 1;,-nol!•" 1\11<t111. Nel~iln llr.111ham, Jack Ritchie, Noah Sow:irds, Jcr ry llry.1111. .\ :'Itch II. J :\I Wl11tc. H•inns.-J t\cl;lm'. _J ohn Jlnllin~. L (;intrell. W R Gilly, Floyd Gibson, J Ha~·.: <. J ;\11111111~. i\ J{oihcrt~. J P Short Jr.SS 5hl"lrt. 1!1n1 ; 111 "·' ~ - . \ t~ Rohnsnn. J Ru, ~ ell . H C rlumer, F Hutr:hin~on. DA Stall.11cl. A J Yate<. Wdl i:1m Roh.-r -.nn, John R St.1ll;ird. J H Powers, J;1mc:' R ...,.. I, \\I Ro~c. C \\" !lc:v ir1'. J W J;imes. R P Dav1s. J Davi~. W A Powers. J Ritch lr Kr.11.n·1F.11· - ) II Kilh·111rn. H r Kilh11urn. J J Kelly Jr. T S Allen. J F I l.i.h. f.11111·• J11h11 <t11n . J:imt·~ Cnnnt .:. llenj Williams. Jnhn \Villi.1mq, Martin !'tr phc11<. L1rr, ,-\\'111 \\' fi.ircl11cr . II \V ll ill , \VG \V:implcr, Wm Robinett, J<1me9 hon. j.1n1t·< \\".1111plc:r . )•·ff I lun•11ckcr. J:ime' G.1nlner, Ch:irlcs Hii:htman, J a• lhv . II ~ K1l1:nrc:. n E Hill. c; F Hill.\\" I' B.:,·crlyL·• 1• ·-.-.\ 1' l i1h.:o n . J ;\1 H.olc. Jn<hua Smith. Joseph flilwman . AH Elki n~ . \\" r\ l-'.olw.1rcl<. R F !"rn11h. C111111nins l\.:scr. Thomas Aldrrson . John A lfre <c. \\'ill•.1111 W.trd. S.1n111cl llicc No1•111r - 1 G ){ ..1>111 • 1111 . \\"ill1a111 Rnbin son. \V .-\Power~ Sr. I H Powc:rs, Geoq::r " t.til.ird. () \V l'nwer•. L fJ Kcnmly. CC Hutchinson . C Jl Dodson. N"'ff"' -} II ~im:lcton. H C J111i::::'- AC Well ~ . CC Huff. H C Jnne5, Samuel S.il~ c: r. II fl Snncl~r;1s,, J .\ I Wampler, DC '.\lickels. Da,·id Stidh:im, J II Wells. \V I' l)ncl<oll . Sr 1'1t:1..- W :-.; llnnner. 5 W RnnnC"r. J J Bonner.JN Kinconon,C J 13ick Icy. Frank llidclcy . R V lre«HI. J•1hn T Dickenson. T F Dickenson. T.11·11\1,1.-S.1n111l"I 1111111 . JS E.,tnn. \Vilhurn Sparl<.<. J H Milla. Wirkliffe N:i~h. ~l.ut r n ll•1rt1 . llcr11 ~· Sc,·ers, J o hn~on Horn. Jasper Flanery. PW ll orn , IJ \V llrun· L H llr ucc. \V1!\r 11 11 1 -\\"on Di:.1n . T G Well. Ed ll11hh:ml. LC Holdway. J F John sn•i. \Vrn \V c·ll <. ll11 ( k \" \\" c: lk ( F Fl.rna r\'. Gen llr.veriy. Jn11.1th;in Whe:tt· lt-y . \\' I{ \\' l..-.1tlc· 1" ]·•el \Vh1: 1tlt·y. J'"' Bn·aly. \,en Fr:il~y . Sr Porter. R J ll1·v1· 1l y. n \I Vi1:.1r <. :\I II Hnh,1( k . \Vin L Ualc:. \Vm llnb.1ck, D Smi th, \.\'o11 C.11f1·:-. Jo:11 ~. 111 •·1 . .1·" lll.11 r l'oo• "' - 1\ I, R" I"" ''"" · 11 I. ll nt, on. E .\ Swinol.tll. J II :\lnllin~ . :\brtin nr.1111t ..... . l\o h:rr l\• ·lwr t- "n . K ll \\' hit:ikt:r. ~I 0 L Dnt">n. W \VG Dnt-;on. 1~ .•1.,.,,,.,, , I II R·•lw1 •"" · ..:,,.~1 ·. 1 - .\I·,.,, ;.Jd.:11111•·,-. l •.d111 r:1· i\ .\ - - JL . , HILL f'.o PRINTING \j . ,. '.';1in•H. J•1•> l. l'.1r<nn~. Directory Po~llsbPrs Book f...J ._--1Jl t!'JobPrlnte11. \D ·- Rlf.AM'l ND. VIRG INIA �§ 57-35.36 CODE Of'1RGl:0-1A § 1'7-38. 1 be deemed a Class 1 misdemeanor and anr person convicted of such violation shall be punished m acco~dan ce Y.1th the provisions of§ 18.2-11 <1990, cc. 434, 750.) ARTICLE 4. Abandonment; &moval of &mains. § 57-35.36. Cemeteries owned by localities; good faith effort required prior to interment. - Nobithstanding the exemptions provided for in § 57-35.12, a ce:netery operated by a county or city shelJ keep accurate records of the ownership of cemetery lots and shall make a good faith effort to ensure. prior t.o interment, that the ownership of a cemetery lot is vested in the decedent·~ estate or that permission for t."ie interment has been granted by the person holding such ownership. This section shall not apply to lots or cemeteries which are dedicated for the burial of indigents. (1991, c. 614.l § 57-36. Abandoned rrav~yards may be condemned; removal of bodies. - When a graveyard, wholly or partly within any county, city or town, has been abandoned, or is unused and neglected by the owners, and such ~ graveyard is necess1uy, in whole or in part, for public purposes, authorized by ; the charter of such city or t.own, or by the genera! statutes providing for the 1 government of counties, cities and towns, such county, city or t.c>wn may acquire ?. title to such burying ground by condemnation proceedings, to be instituted and , conducted in the manner and mode prescribed in the statutes providing for the • exercise of the power of eminent domain by counties, cities and towns. The ~ court iaking jurisdiction of such case may, in its discretion, require th'? county, '!.city or town t.o acquire the whole burying ground, in which event the county, ~ city or t.own may use such part thereof as may be necessary for its purposes f and sell the residue. 'The court, however, sha.J.: direct that the remains interred ; in such graveyard, if possible so t.o do, be removed t.o some repository used and ~r::iaintained as a cemetery. ~Code 1919, § 54; 1985, c. 95.) 3 § 57-37. Costs of suits, remov&l and reintermeot; how 1Urplus ab ove _.com di.8l>o1ed or. - In the event that the proceeds from the condemnation are insufilcient to defray the costs of the suit and ~moval, and reinterment of the remains, then the additional amount necessary therefor shall be paid by the county, city or t.own instituting the suit. If, after the payment of proper costs, there be an_y residue, the same shall be paid U> the parties entitled thereto, and if there be any parties unknown who are entitled to suc:h proceeds, the county, city or town shall hold such amount in trust for the pa.'iies i;o entitled, but such county, city o:- town shall not be chr.rged with any interest on such amount so held. If the amount so held is not claimed by or paid to the parties entitled thereto within seven years from the date of sale of such burying ground, or part thereof, then such amount sball pass to and become a part of the Literary Fund of the Commonwealth, as provided by the statute of escheats. (Code 1919, § 55; 1985, c. 95.) § 5-;-.3s.2 P.C . lull': ~ ;."7' c:i..\J\:i'ABL!: .\'.A;TERS· CDIETERIES § 5;.39 S:J('h graveyard. or wr1•~. :hr ii ~ neficiarie~ Jf an:· re~en·ations of rights desire to waive such ni?hts. anc m wiuch no bociy '.1 3; been interred for twenty-five years may file a bill in l'<!uiry in the circuit court oi the county or in the circuit or corporafon court ~here.in such land is located for the purpose of having the remains interred in ~uc.h r;1n·e~·arc! remJved to sor;ie more suitable repositorv. Tu such bill all perscin~ U1 mterest, known or unknown, ofaer than the plaintiffs shall be duJ~· made defendants. lf any of such partiei. be unkncwn publication sralJ br h11r. l"pon thP case b.:in~ p•operly r;-,ata.recJ for hearing: and proof being madP ,,:· uw proprie~y of the remo\·al. the court may order the removal made and tht' re mai n~ properly dep'lsited in another ;>lace. at the expense of the petitioner. 5uch removal and reinte.r ment shall be done with due care and decenc,·. ln d!!tennining the question of removal the court shall consider the historical significance of sue~ p-an·~·ard and shall consider as weU the wishes of the parties concerned so far n.< they are brought U> its knowledge, including the desire of any beneficianes of nn~· reservation of rights to waive such reserve· tioo of rights in favoi of removal, and so considering shall exercise a sound discretion in grantinl! or refusing the relief prayed for. (1966, c. 444; 1970, c. 377.) 57-38.2. Proceeding-,. oy heir at 1aw· or de1.tcendant !or removal of ancestor's remains from abandoned family graveyarcL - Ar..y heir &t. law or descendan• of a deceased ;lerson interred in an abandoned family gravevard in which no body has been interred for twenty.five years may file a bill ui equity in the Clrtuit court of the county or city wherein the land is located for the purpo!-e of having the remains interTeC in the graveyard removed to some more suitable repository. 'The owner of the land, any beneficiaries of an~· re.•ervacion of rights, and all other persons in interest, knowu or unknown, other than the plaintiffs shall be duly made defendants. lf any of such parties are unknown, notice may be given by order of :iublication.. llpon the case being properly matured for hearing, and proof being made ofthe propriety of the remov.:il. the court may order the removai and the remains properly deposited in another place, at the e:ipense of the petitioner. The removal and reint.erment shall be done with due care and de:eocy. · :'he bU: may be filed and relief granted regardless of whether there has been a reservation of rights in the graveyard and regardless of whether the beneficiaries of any resen·ation of rights desire to \':"aive their rights. In detennining the question of removal, the court shall consider the historical significance of the graveyard and the wishes of the parties concerneG so far as they are brought to its knowledge, including the- desire of any beneficiaries of any reservation in rights. anc shall exercise sound discretion in granting or refusing the relief proved for. C199C, c. 562.) 8 C/) 8 ::r: Cll ~ ;JI' ~ () 0 :I rt t-'· ::i r: (I) 0., § § 57-39. Proceedings for removal of remains and sale of land va· § 67-38.l. Proceedings by landowner for removal of remains from abandoned family graveyard. - The owner Jf any land on •vhich is locatec an abandoned family graveyard, and there has been no reservation of rights in cated. - When the owners of a graveyard, or the t;ustees of a graveyard left in trust, by reason of the infancy or :he disability of any of them or by reason of their heing numerous or part.I:- unknown, or of the residence of any of them being unknown, cannot or cannot conveniently unite in ma.king disoosition of the same, any one or more of such owners or trustees, or, io any event, any county, city or town of this Commonwealth. if a private graveyard or pauper's graveyard ( potter'~ fieldl. which has been dedicated for such use either by written instrument, or oy use by the public for such purpose, be within the boundaries thereof and the private graveyards be not connected with any church or church proper:)' and SJi~ graveyards. ~ in a con<?~on of neglect or disuse o~ in the cas:! of a paupers graveyr.rd 1s m s condition of neglect, or disuse: or is located in e location which is inappropnat.e for its continued use 736 737 § 57-38. Exemption from §§ 57-38 and 57-37. - Sections 57-36 and 57-37 shall not apply to any graveyard or cemetery owned by a church, or controlled by trustees, in which s~ctions are sold. (Code 1919, § 55.) H Hi 11 0 s "O PJ lO (0 ....J < 0 ...... ..... U1 .... .ti. ._. °' 0 �§ 5i-39.l CODE Of \.-lRGl:-:L~ § 57.39 1 as a burial ground. may file a bill in equity in thr c1rcwt court of the county or in the circuit or corporatior. court of thr ::"rporation wherei n the graveyard is located for the purpose of havm!!' the remams interred in such grc;veyard removed to some more sujtable repository. and the land thus vacated sold e.nd the costs of removal and interment and the co!lts of swt including reasonable attorney's fees paid out of the proceeds of the sale To such bill all owners of the graveyard or any person having a ri1?ht therein. and in th~ case ofa pauper's graveyard the dedicator thereof. his heirs or successors in interest. if known, and if not known. such unkn0\\11 partie>s shall be made defendants by th e nam e ofdperson or persons unknown who may be the owners. heirs. or successors in interest of the unknown dedicator of the pauper's grave~·ard which is the subject of this suit," other than the plaintiffs shall be duly made defendants. The bill shall show the title of the land. the interest of all parties, so far as known, and the r easons why relief is sought and that it is practicable. A:1d upon the case being properly matured for hearing, and proofs being adduced of the propriety of the removal, the court ahaJl have power to hzve the removal made and the remains properly deposited in another place, and to make saJe of the grounds vacated by the removal and to have the costs of removal and reinterment, including the costs of the new place of intennent. and of putting it in all respects in suitable condition e.nd erecting upon it suitab1e memorials and the costs of the suit paid out of the proceeds of the sale. Such removal and reinterment shall be done with due care end decenC\". But. unless the bill be filed by a city, town or county, the court shaJJ not order such -S removal and reintennent until due and sufficient guarant.v be ¢ven it that the t;" proceeds of sale oft.he grounds proposed to be sold will be i1uffic1ent to meet all costs that may be incurred unless some party to the cause or other person gives due security to make good any deficit. In determining the question of removal or sale the court shall consider as ~ well the wishes of the parties concerned so far as they are brought to its "=' knowledge es the proofs, and so considering shaJl exercise a sound di~cretion in granting or, refusing the relief prayed for, except that in case the bill be filed by a City, town Or County, the COurt shaJJ be gujded by C'lnSiderations of public welfare. The court may distribute any surplus of the proceeds of sale accorci.ing to f; their rights among the owners of the ground sold or the parties entitled 2: thereto, and in the case oft.he sale of e pauper's graveyard wherem the original o owner, his heirs and successors in interest are unknown, or there has been a ( dedi~ation. of said lend .for . pauper's graveyar~. the court. after the due consideration, upon application of the county, city or town may permit the procee~s of the saJe to be utilized for other public uses of e charitable nature including the purchase of land for paiks, public offices and other municipal uses including the construction of buildings thereon. No graveyard to wJ:.Jch there is no right-of-way except over or through some person's land shall be sold hereunder without the consent of such person 0946, p. 407; Michie Suppl. 1946. § 58a; 1968, c. 83.J i i r g ~ 57-39.1. Improvement of abandoned and neglected graveyards. When the owners of any private graveyard, not connected l'lith any church or church property, abandon the graveyard and aJlow it to fall into a condition of neglect and disuse, so that it is unsightly and thereby lessens the desirability and value of adjacent land, and the owners fail or refuse, when requested by the owner of adjacent land or when reque~ted by the local governing body of the county, city or town wherein the private graveyard is located. to remedy such condition of neglect end put the graveyard into St!itable conctition, then any owner of adjacent lend or the local governing body may file a bill in equity in the circuit court of the county or city wherein the bfaveyard is located. for 738 ~ 5-;.39.:.: H~ .... lll'I Ul.:> f'\..'1.1\..M.l\.r,.lnOLtL. 1•U"'\• •&..•-· ~-·'"-·-··· -- the purpo~e of requirin!? the graveyarc! to be placed inn suitable condition. The owners oi the gra·1eyard or llilY p!!rson having a right ther:?!n shal~ be made defendants to such court pro:eedings. The court shall not enter ao order requiring the owners of a graveyard in wtuch a grave or entombmer:t right has never been sold tn improve it or place it in a suitable condition. However, after hearing the evidence the court may allow the petitioners, at their own expense, to improve the graveyard and place it in sU1table condition end may ajso require bond to ensure that the ;-ietitionrrs will not injure or remove any ~mb, monument, gravestone. ~;ive marker. or vault without having first obtained court approval. Acting our~u:inl to cou rt o;der. the petitioners may thereafier enter upon the land and impro\•e th e graveyard and place it in suitable condiiion. The co~ls in any casa involving a graveyard in wruch a grave or entombment right has never been sold shall be paid by the petitioners Jn any case invohing a graveyard in which a grave or entombment right has been sold, the court shall determine whether the owners or petitioners shaJ! pay the costs of improving the graveyard and may require bond to insure against injur,• or removal of any tomb, monument, gravest.one, grave marker. or vault without court approval. (1950, p. 91; 1986, c. 55; 1990, c. 675.) A.RnCLE 5. Acqui.sitior. of Abandoned Lots in Certain Cities. §§ 67-39.2 through 67-39.7: Not set out. Editor'• oote. - Thi. article, pravid.inr for tbe acquisilioo of 1b1llldoned Ol!IDet.ery Iota by the city, corporation. 1110ciation or tnulffa owning !.he cemetery, and applicable only in cil.iet having a popul1tion in uceH of 180.000 but not u ceedinf 300.000, was 1dded to the Code by chapter 264 of the Acta of 1962. In furtheranoe or the gener1) policy of the Comm1Hion to include in the Code only provision• h1vrng general and pemianent application. this Article. which is limited 111 iu purpose and seope. is not 1et out here, but attention U. called to it by th1~ reference. Attention 1& likeMse called to Chapter 111 of the Acu of 1!164, which amended H 57-39.2 throui:h S7.J9.i. eo a.s to make them also appli· c:.sblr lo 1.111y town in any coW1 ly wluch county hu a population of not lea lh.a.o 21,950 nor mon! than 22,100; Act.a 1985, c. 414, which 1UDended 57-39.2 to m1b thit article appli· cable lo any city with a population in exoese of 180.000 or llDY town ln any C10unty h3V111g a populetion of not le.a than 24.500 nor mon! than 25.600, or he vine the urban county e1ecu· live form of 11t1vemment., and amended ~ 6739.7 to delete e n!fen!DOI: to llD11uel care; and Acu 1986, c. 118. which amended 6 57-39.2, ao u lo make th10 article eppliceble lo any city. the article having formerly bffn 1pplie1ble t.o cities bovine a populalioo 111 ercua of 180.000, and amended f 67-39.3 80 &ft to provide for filing of• bill in equity in the circuit coun, such bills fonnerly having bffn filed in the circuit. corporal.Joe or city court. + A.Rncu: 6. Pre-Nttd Burial Contracts - Consumer Protection. §§ 57-39.8 through 57-39.18: Repealed by Acts 1989, c. 631. Cro11 reCercncu. - At, to preneed burial con trRcLS. stt no,.·~ 57·35.il et seq 739 I-' C\ I-' �162 QUERIES 96-71: Looking for info on BOND family fr Franklin Co VA or Tazewell. They settled at (Round Bottom) Prichard, Wayne Co VA (WV). William BOND b 1828 & Elvina Frances PERDUE BOND (called Aunt Fanny) b 1829 m 1847 or 1848 Franklin Co VA or Tazewell. Children: Joseph, James C., St.Luke, Albert, Samuel, Mary, Temporance, Reece, Jesse, A. F . BOND, Patrick, Oba (Obie), Matilda. James A . Blankenship, 2544 4th Ave., Huntington, WV 25703 96-72: Seeking photograph of great-great-granfather Peter BOOTH (E) b ca 1832 d 1885 s/o George H. BOOTH(E) & Lucy REED BOOTH(E) m Mary "Polly 11 DULANEY 1 mar 1860 Floyd Co VA . Nine ch: Jesse, Martha E . , Sarah Ann, Abijah, William, Samuel Peter, ? , Matilda, Noah. Charles Thomas, 1522 Jone Blvd., Murfreesboro, TN 37129-2049 96-73: Seeking photographs of great - great-grandparents Lynch DUNCAN b ca 1835 d ca 1890-1900 & Elizabeth "Betsy" AKERS DUNCAN b Feb 1837 d 1910 or after m 31 Dec 1856 Floyd Co VA. He s/o Thomas DUNCAN and Sarah "Sally" ? DUNCAN. She d/o Greenberry AKERS & Mary "Polly" REED AKERS. Six ch: Mary Jane, George Anderson, Captain Lynch, Sarah Ann, Charles M. , Nancy E. Charles Thomas, see 96-72 96-74: Seeking parent and pob of Samuel DULANY, Montgomery Co VA 1812. Charles Thomas, See 96-72 will probated 96-75: Seek info fr Hi llsville, Carroll Co . VA . Looking for info from NEWMAN family Bible that Charlotte NEWMAN COX had. Info on burial pl of Arthur C. Newman on 5 Nov 1893 & Nimrod Newman, Jr. in 1855 and/or obit from any paper that had them . Edward A. Newman, 11878 Schold Rd . , NW, Silverdale, WA 98383-9502 96- 76 : Need par & info on: Andrew Jackson RADER b 18 21 VA m Mary Mariah POFF in Floyd Co VA 1844; John M. PATTON b ca 18 02 Pittsylvania Co VA; John COOPER, Jr. b ca 1786 Franklin Co VA; Margaret WEBB b ca 1810 m James W. TAYLOR 1829 Montgomery Co VA. Jack Patton, Box 113, Eccles, WV 25836-0113 96-77: William CARROLL (ABT 1721-1771) & his wife Mary moved fr Frederick Co MD to Augusta Co VA where was constable in 1 742. Seeking info on either of them or their familes. H. Juhling Mcclung, 6470 Havens Road, Blacklick , OH 43004 96-78 : Thomas MOORE (1770-1850) m Martha WOOD (1774-1850) Botetourt Co VA in 1795. Seeking info on the MOORE family. Juhling Mcclung, see 96-77 in H. 96-79: Thomas MALONE Sr. said to have been b County Waterford, Ireland where m Sarah OILER (?). They immigrated 1775 to PA & later to James River above Buchanan, Botetourt Co VA. Seeking info o n e i ther of their families. H. Juhling Mcclung, see 96-77 Virginia Appal achian Notes �l63 96-80: Searching for info on William MORGAN, wife Phebe, who was later rn to John KENDRICK ca 1850's . William prob b ca 1822. This family lived in Southwest VA, Washing/Scott Co's. Ch of William & Phebe: Walt, Isaac Lilburn, Maggie. Helen Morgan Alford, 432 Lakeview, Lindale, TX 75771 96-81: Need verification Joseph BARLOW age 66 in 1850 Census m Rachel in 1808 is f/o Joseph BARLOW b 1817, all Washington Co. Want contact with BARLOW descendants, also descendatns of Mitchell ROBINSON and Moses EDMISTON. Vivian Barlow, 211 Ada, Manchester, KS 67410-7515 96-82: Maj William WELBORN b 28 Nov 1761 m Rachel PAYNE d/o Isaac 7 Nov 1807, Rowan Co NC Rachel b 28 Jul 1783 d 17 Nov 1863, Spring Hill NC. Two sons of William & Rachel were Barnabus W. whom Semira HEDGECOCK & Samuel who m Catherine CLINARD. Who was Rachel's Mother? Barbara M. Meives, 29240 Brown Springs Rd., Sedalia, MO 65301 96 - 83: Desperately seeking info on Joseph DOOLEY, b ca 1810 Botetourt Co (or Bedford Co?) VA & d bet 1850 & 1860 . He resided in Botetourt Co, VA & m Mary (Polly) BISHOP, d/o John & Elizabeth BISHOP on 11 Jul 1829. Does anyone know who his parents are? Any help greatly appreciated. Mary Lucado, 2245 Fairview St., Christiansburg, VA 24073 96-84: Seek par/o Captain Robert ELLIOTT b. 1738 VA, d 3 Jan 1838 Montgomery Co VA. He is listed in records of Augusta, Botetourt & Montgomery Co VA. Served in Revolutionary War & Virginia Militia. He m Elizabeth CHILDRESS, d/o Stephen CHILDRESS on 17 Jun 1793. Does anyone have ino on his par and/or military career? Mary Lucado, see 96-83 96-85: Seek par of James L. & Minerva Ann WOOD(S). They are par/ o Nancy Rhoda WOOD(S) whom John J. SMITH in Giles Co 27 Feb 1878. James b ca 1830 & Minerva b ca 1839. James & Minerva were in Floyd Co in 1860s, but by 1870 are in Giles Co VA. Where & when were James & Minerva married? Mary Lucado, see 96-83 96-86: Rhoda Jeanette ALLEN b Pike Co KY (d/o Kenis ALLEN s / o Joshua ALLEN) m James SHAW . Anyone working on this Allen family or may have knowledge of them please contact: Malita W. Murphy, HC71 Box 319, Princeton, WV 24740 96-87: James E. RAY b NC, lived Buchanan Co VA. Is anyone working on this RAY family? Malita W. Murphy, see 96-86 96-88: Will anyone working on the WARDEN family who settled in Montgomery Co VA 1799 & descendants of this family moved to Wythe Co, Pulaski Co & other places, please contact : Malita W. Murphy , see 96-86 Virginia Appalachian Notes �164 New Members during calendar year 1996 Helen M . Alford 432 Lakeview HAWI.. LINDALE TX Diane Allen 4222 E . Brown Road #32 MESA AZ Barbara Collins Baganakis 606 Richmond Road WILLIAMSBURG VA Frank J. Barb 802 W . Rigdon CARBONDALE IL Barbara C. Beck RR Box 59 McNutt Ave. PRINCETON WV Martha Beck 116 East Water Street CIRCLEVILLE OH F. Douglas Bess 5200 HWJtscroft Court WINSTON SALEM NC Anne Brugh 7 Thrush News NORTH BRUNSWICK NJ Jam es A. Blankenship 2544 Fourth Avenue HUNTINGTON WV Terri Boykin P.0 Box 208 NORTHSIDE CA Hazel Anne M. Burnett 1402 S. Cage # 141 PHARR TX Louise Byer A-1 Broadway West LEWJSVILLE NC J. A. Christo 10725 Bush Lake Road Circle BLOOMINGTON MN June E. Easley 1601 Franklin MOUNTAIN HOME AR Andrea Elliot P.O .. Box 977 KERNERSVILLE NC Rev. Albert Elswick Route 2 Box 302A STAUNTON VA Stanley Evans 2608-B Camp Avenue CARLSBAD NM Richard H. Fox 1234 I Woodlawn Court WOODBRIDGE VA Paul Gar.land 2156 Date Palm Road BOCA RA TON FL Peggy Galloway 808 Vinson Road CANVILLE KY Sam R & Inez E. Good 1203 Lynchburg Turnpike SALEM VA Kay Groves 5801 N. E. Port Lane #15 LINCOLN CITY OR Mary Hardy 315 North 17th Street BOZEMAN MT Mona L. Harrod 1221 Weng Ave. DAYTON OH Ann M . Hemmert 5908 North Royal Drive SPOKANE WA Elizabeth Hillman 11 0 1 San Angelo Drive SALINAS CA Hazel Hodges 529 Blevins Road MOUNT AIRY NC Virginia Irwin 126 North Banna Avenue COVINA CA Walter & Rose Ann Jenny 26 I 3 Pennington Ave. EDMOND OK Janie G. Jordan 48 Fairlie Drive SANTA ROSA CA H. Lynn Kaszar 6048 Country Homes Rd ROANOKE VA M&M John H. Kegley 10500 Hadley Road CINCINNATl OH Steve Kennedy 12319 Alexandria SAN ANTONIO TX Janet A. Kreitz 199 Couch KIRKWOOD MO Cheryl R LeSuer 1 1018 Reedy Creek Rd. BRISTON VA F1ora S. Lowe I 143 Galbraith Dr. CLINTON IA Mary S. Lucado 2245 Fairview St. #45 CHRISTIANSBURG VA Arlie R Lucas 733 Sumter Ave ROCK lilLL SC Joyce M. Marot 204 Snow Ave. BATTLE CREEK Ml Garnard Martin 37830 Tiffany Rd DADE CITY FL Belinda Beach Matthews 6332 West McKinley PHOENIX AZ H Juhling McCJung 6470 Havens Road BLACKLICK OH William F. McGuire 561 Seely Ave. AROMAS CA Barbara M . Meives 29420 Brown Springs Road SEDALIA MO Joanne A. Smith Mello 4391 Kruk Trail PLACERVILLE CA Suzanne Meredith 180 l Pelham Drive SW ROANOKE VA David B. Miller 2633 Summit Ridge Road ROANOKE VA 75771 85205 23185 62901 24740 43113 27108 08902-1223 25703 27564 78577 27023 55438 72653 27285-0977 24401-95 I 7 88220 72192 33432 40422 2415 3 97367-9687 59715 45420 99208-3764 93901-3902 27030 91724 73303 95403 24018-561 I 45218 78233 83122 24202-3108 52732' 24073 29730-3640 49017 33525 85043 43004 95004-9508 65301 95667 24018 24012 903-882-8700 802-641 -0456 757-229-0608 618-457-2078 304-425-5064 6514-474-3743 910-760-375 1 304-525-6 ] 36 919-528- 1650 910-945-4 722 612-941-2579 501-424- 7088 910-992-0909 540-337-4101 505-887-220 I 703-494-56] 4 407-392-365 I 606-236-0816 540-389-8069 54] -994-7262 406-586-2823 5 ] 3-256-8384 509-325--0621 910-352-4038 818-339-1466 405-340-6910 525-9339 540-989-8221 513-825-4 722 210-686-1362 314-965-7746 540-669-3948 319-243-8462 803-328-9546 904-567-5373 602-936-4554 408-726-1729 818-827-1780 916-644-334 540-977-3142 �165 Michael MilJer 4513 Fontaine Dr. ROANOKE VA Monte H. 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Wygal 5040 Keefer Road CATAWBA VA Imogene Young 1930 Carter Road SW ROANOKE VA 24018-2958 63122-4758 84505 21090 98383-9502 4307fr8816 26066 36549-5557 223 10-1777 20176 24012 24014 25601-4014 24018 27608 24014 25015 24019-3019 24124-9531 23188 24012 24450 27027 24333 72120 28146 24090 37129-2049 95 120 91011-7215 24593 37849 24070 24015 540-989-0614 314-968-0345 81fr233-1914 410-859-0118 206-692-9572 814-323-2714 703-430-7389 334-961-2770 703-922-4674 703-777-4459 540-265-2855 540-774-7835 304-752-8895 540-774-4459 919-832-1086 540-982-0256 540-345-0694 540-563-9034 540-72fr 7009 540-362-7917 540-463-9453 910-548-9460 540-23fr5532 501-834-5577 704-279- 7758 540-473-3858 615-893-9089 408-007-0789 81 8-790-6096 804-352-2482 423-947-2122 540-384-6378 In an endeavor to reduce costs the Society's Officers and Executive Board approved doing away with the ffifth or index issue of each volume of the VAN. Efforts are to be made to include the annual index and the list of new members in the November VAN for that year on in the February issue of the following year. Accordingly, your VAN index for Volume 21 (1996 - Feb., May, Aug., & Nov.) is on the following pages. The following abreviations are used in the index: [NNL] -- No Name Listed, (r) -- Reversed Names .i.e. Calhoun & Patton and Patton & Calhoun (r) �GENEALOGICAL QUER IES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 6Q word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space permits. The typist will not compose queries for you, so please make your query as clear and specific as possible so that others can understand them and have a chance to help you. Each query should include name, dates, and location to identify the problem. Please CAPITALIZE surnames - is it Mary Smith JONES (single) or Mary SMITH JONES (maiden & married name). Do not abbreviate, we will. If not typed, please PRINT- some written queries we have not been able to read. Queries for nonmembers are 5~ (cents) per word not including your name and address. Queries must be received prior to the 1st of the month preceding publication. FA M I LY R EUNION, PUBLICATION OF BOOK, N EWSLEI IEAS, ETC.: Limited to 60 words, not including your name and address. We cannot edit a full page down to 60 words - so send the notice as you want it printed. These notices will be put in as space permits. Members will be given priority in publishing these notices. M ATE R IAL FOR PUBLICATI ON: We welcome articles, records, etc. for publications. The material when received may not be used in following issue, but in a future issue. If a large amount of material is sent, it may take a while to publish because we try to have a variety of material in each issue. (1) READY FOR PUBLICATION (which the editor loves) . Please type using a carbon ribbon or dark ribbon and CLEAN KEYS. Use 8 1/2" x 11" paper, single space, with a minimum margin on ALL sides of 1 inch. Center your title. Be sure to include your name, address, and date (year) on the document. If not typed for publication, please PRINT PLAINLY some articles that have been hand written we have not been able to read , or those that are typed with all caps are difficult to read. PLEASE read mate.rial over before mailing and double check all dates. (2) GIVE SOURCE OF MATERIAL. Original documents - where found, type of record, page number, etc., or, if known, who now has the document in their possession. We CANNOT PRINT material from printed sources unless we have written permission from the publisher, which you MUST FURNISH. We must have source of material to give credit to the person who has done the work. (3) DEADLINE for submitting material should be at least two months before date of publication . (4) PLEASE do not send material that you want returned- send a photocopy to us instead . That way it won't get lost, as letters do get misplaced, when passed from one person to another. SURNAME INDEX: Information will include name (given and surname), place (location at time of date), Date (birth, death, marriage, or where living at the date given) . 'WASKEY, William Christopher· Montgomery Co, VA, - 1900· 10 death" If this data takes more than one line or the spouse is included on the same line, it will count as two names. The limit is 1O names. The surname index is published in the August issue. VAN cannot vouch for the accuracy of the material submitted to us and printed by us. The 'translation' of the·original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. �NOVEMBER 1996 Southwestern Virginia Genealogicai Soc., Inc. P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 Address Correction Requested ~. l ....., A -., I r 1 •• I/! j 1 'I NON/PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 20, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource Stonewall Cemetery Survey; Will of Daniel Hornbarger, 1862; Virginia Business Directory for Wise County, 1897. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource November 1996 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv20n4 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4963/VANv20n3.pdf f9064bf3f5916a0bf5cbe59eb526db7c PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 AUGUST 1996 Virginia Appalachian Notes Danville • .. • .·,,- Southwestern,Virginia Genealogical Society ' . . ,. Roanoke, \l1rg1n1a . .. �I . SOUTHWESTERN YmGINIA GENEALOGIC AL SOCIETY, INC. Officers and Executive Board President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Ass't Treasurer/Membership Van Editor Van Ass't Editor Historian Inunediate Past President A rca 540 366-9 142 890-3991 774-5 168 65 1-343 7 977-0067 387-4362 366-0829 345-8709 Office: 345-090 I 344- 1018 563-1382 Ora Belle McColman Gene Swartzell Ed Graham Judy Blackwell Karen Kappesser Wendy James Don Martindale Babe Fowler Ann Sylvest Mildred Campbell Nonna Jean Peters Committees Computer/Labeler Program Hospitality Queries Exchange Qilarterlies Pedigree Charts Publicity Book Reviews * Don Vaughn Gene Swartzell Reva Weeks Ann Sylvest Carol Milbourn Mary Jane Vaden Karen Kappesser Gene Swartzell 989-8645 890-3991 389-5573 Office: 345-0901 774-5316 345-1748 977-0067 890-3991 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The SOUTllWEST VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. is a tax exempt corporation under section 50l(c)(3) of the Federal Income Tax Code. Section 170 of the Tax Code provides for the treatment of contributions to the SVGS as a deductable contribution by the donor. Bequests, legacies, devjses, transfers, or gifts to the SVGS may be deductable for Federal estate gift tax purposes, if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 23106, and 2522 of the Tax Code. * :MEMBERSHIP: Active members of the Society will be mailed copies of the "Society's" quarterly, the VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (VAN). The VAN is published quarterly, usually in February; May, August and November. These issues are followed by an annual index issue. Society memberships are on a calendar)'ear basis and those memberships, which are not renewed by January 30, will be be deemed as inactive and removed from the mailing list. Single memberships are $15.00; Family memberships are $l8.00; Organization and Library memberships are $12.50. Members with mailing addresses outside the JlJnited States will add $ 10.00 to the above fees, to help defray the additional postage fees for the mailing of the VAN. Back issues of the VAN are available at a reimbursement cost of $4.00 each, as long as the supply lasts, AU payments should be made by check or money order, payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. or to SVGS, Inc. and may be mailed to Post Office Box 12485, Roanoke, VA 24026-2485. * * * * * * * * * * * * BOOK REVIEWS: Books submitted to the Society will be reviewed and the review printed in a subsequent issue of the VAN. When submitting a book, please include the price of the book, copies of the available advertising material, and information as to where orders for additional copies may be placed. Following their review all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library, on South Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia. -~ , . �VI RGI NI A AP P ALACBI AN N0 T E S ....;;_~_..;.;~-~;,;._~~..:..:......::::.....:.:.__:;.......:.;;....;::......::~:.:....~..:.:..-=--=-=~ Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc . ~o Vol. 2-t - No . 3 - May 1996 CONTENTS President ' s Message 89a 89 Andrew Chapel Cemetery Exhibit "Title" of Douglas Lands in Virginia 99 102, 126 " Herald of the Valley" 123 The Library of Virginia 124 List of Letters 1820, Fincastle, Virginia 125 Surname Index Exchange Quarterly News 127 Cemetery , Alden Kansas 127 Queries 128 Financial Statement 1995 130 Epitah 89 ; Methodist Records 125; Jones Memorial Library 127 The Last Word 129 ========================================================================= The next meeting of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society will be in September at the Roanoke City Central Library, Elmwood Park, Jefferson Street, Roanoke , Va , at 1:30 pm . Come early and research in the Virginia Room. �PRESI DENT'S MESSAGE July 15, 1996 Dear Members, I just don't see where the year has gone. It's time for the August issue of the VAN, and I haven't even made a visable reduction in the stack of materi a1 I was intending to finish this summer- -yet, I've been working every ava i lable minute. As al l of you know, researching your family or families is mot something you can finish in a few hours , a few days, or even a few years. I'm very encouraged by the number of people researching in the Virginia Room this summer and the miles they have come to do research . One man from Alabama remarked that he had driven 600 miles to f i nd one name, but it turned out he found many of his wife ' s family from a book that one of the SWVGS members had done. Almost every day folks from different states come to the Virginia Room searching, and as additional resources are added regularly, it becomes even more attractive. Other members have reported they have been l ocating cemeteries and recording the information on the stones, and trying to find the names of the people buried there whose graves do not have legible stones- - particularly if some of their relatives are known or thought to have been buried there . Another surprise for me was a distant cousin coming from Florida to Montgomery Co . for research and found my Lawrence book in the local library. It turned out he was a descendant of one of the Lawrence sons having migrated into KY. and raising a family there, i n addition to the two sons he left i n Montgomery Co. Genealogy is alive and well in Roanoke. I hope each of you has had an opportunity to attend your family reunion, or will have before the year's end. This is an excellent opportunity to get to know your kith 'n kin and to exchange pictures and information. One of our members helped to organize a reunion earlier this year- -the first for the family and it turned out to be a huge success. They hope to have another next year. The next meeting of SWVGS will be Sept. 21, which will soon be here . I hope each and every one of you within traveling distance will attend our meetings as they have been very interesting and informative . Also, our VAN Editor, Babe Fowler would appreciate any of you submitting material for publication in the VAN . Happy ancestor or kin folk hunting unt il I see you in September. Ora Be ll e McCo l man ================================================================================ MEMORIAL William Lafferty Fowler 1949 - 1996 Son of Claude S (dec'd) & "Babe" Fowler ================================================================================ �ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY United Methodist Church Springwood, Botetourt Co., VA On Route 635 off Route 630 Recorded 1994 by Ruth G . Hale 1 Kessler 2 " 3 4 Kessler 5 6 Rady Kessler 7 8 9 Layne Dupree " IO 11 12 13 t 14 15 16 17 Br ewbaker Brewbaker Robertson Dunca n Henderson 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4-0 M iller Maxwell ,. Father M o ther Cronise " Cronise Houseman Rosa Reed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mattie Elizabeth . ... . ........ .. Ferdinand M ....... .. ... ..... . Martha J..... .. ....... .... ... John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jacob C . . . . .... ..... ..... ... Mary A. . ..... ...... ..... . .. Barbara A., w/oJ .G . . . . . . ...... . George F. . . .. . .. . ........... Jolie E ........... . .......... BeuJah M . ... .. .... ........ .. Carl H . . . . . . . ..... . .. . ...... Jimmie Johnson ....... ...... . . Lena A. ..... . ... . .... ... .... Matthew H ... ....... ......... Laura W................ .. ... William M . .. ............... . Evelyn W.......... . ...... . . . Mark M . . . . . . . . . ... ....... .. George E. . .................. Annabel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·...... Charles E . . . ... .. .. .......... Susie E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Webster Howard, s/o C.E. & S.E .. .. G. C..... .... ...... ...... ... Mariella, w/o G . C. ..... . ....... Oct 8, 1872 - Aug. 6, 1936 Jan. 8, 1887 - May 17, 1979 1845 - 1927 1850 - 1922 1856 - 1932 July 17, 1850 - Dec. 29, 191 8 Died March 28, 1918, Age 64 yrs. June 28, 1841 - Sept. 28, 1911 1869 - 1943 1869 - 1953 1906 - 1968 1893 - 1963 Aug. 17, 1983 - Nov. 4, 1978 US Army W. W. I Mar. 12, 1898 - Dec. 6, 1991 May 6, 1889 - May 30, 1980 Dec. 13, 1889 - Nov. 30, 1968 July 25, 1901 - Aug. 26, 1986 May 24, 1923 1882 - 1966 Jan 12, 1872 - Dec. 19, 1952 Nov. 15, 1875 - Mar 22, 1963 1875 - 1943 1877 - 1970 Sept. 24, 1908 - Feb. 19, 1921 June 9, 1842 - Apr. 22, 191 5 Feb. 16, 1847 - Apr. 5, 1908 Aug. 12, 1880 - Nov. 22, 1918 Dec. 25, 1870 - Mar. 9, 1957 July 23, 1900 - Feb. 28, 1902 Mar. 21, 1903 Dec: 29, 1901 - Aug. 30, 1980 Aug. 6, 1913 Nov. 8, 1868 · Oct. 2, 1905 Sept. 27, 1866 - Jan 1, 1927 1839 - 1928 1844 - 1934 1883 -1951 Carrie Housman, w/o H.G... ...... William H . .. ............ .. ... Cecil, s/o C.R. & Luella Harry .... . Infant of O.S. & G .V. . . . .. ...... Richard E .• Sr. . . . . . . ... . ...... Ethel ....... . .... . . ......... Ross Lula B., w/o E.B . .. . . . .. ....... G ivens Allie S., d/o O.H . & A.E . . . . . . . . . Givens O .H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann Eliza, w/o 0 .H . . . . . . . . .... . Givens Bessie G ..... .. .... .......... ? Unmarked Grave Leffel WaJter H... . ..... ....... . .... July 19, 1884 - Aug. 27, 1940 '' Ida Cox ............. . ...... . Aug. J 1, 1895 ·July 19, 1973 Reid Housman Booze Houseman Gunter �ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY Taylor 41 42 43 44 45 Father 47 Mother 48 46 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 Falher 59 Mother 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 t 73 74 75 Father 76 Mother 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 Father W. Marvin .................. . Apr. 19, 1906 - June 6, 1959 Sallie C. . .. ... ............. . Feb .. 22, 1897 - July 18, 1982 Cox Williamta M ................. . May ·5, 1899 - Dec, 20, 1993 (Rader Fu. Home Marker) Cox May 25, 1872 - J uly 23, 1956 John S. ............ .. ..... · · " Annie .................... · · Apr. 28, 1878 - June 15, 1954 Hickok Joseph H..... .. . .......... .. . Dec. 30, 1870 - Sept. 11, 1957 Pearl H.......... ........... . Apr. 18, 1875 - Feb . 22, 1950 Hickok John Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 3, 1908 - July 18, 1979 Fortune Flora Phyllis ....... . ........ . Jan. l , 191 1 - May 11, 1979 Fortune Joseph N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 7, 1884 - Sept. 20. 1949 Fortune Pearl Gearheart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Feb. 17, 1885 - Sept. 24, 1959 Tucker Wm.A ... .. ................ . 1871 - 1951 Maggie .................... . 1872- 1945 Tucker Ira, Jr. . ............... ·..... . May 7, 1934 - Mar. 21. 1950 F rance Wilton Robert, Sr.............. . 1901 - 1966 F r ance Harry Lewis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1936 - 1937 Ruble Haile Lena ..... .......... . .. . May 12, 1897 - Sept. 19 . 1986 Ruble John Absolarn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dec. 1850 - Sept. 2, 1936 Alwilda Tucker ............... . Jan. 1859 - May 1936 H uffman Ximenia G., w/o E.B. . . . . . . . . . . . Apr. 2 1, 1885 - Jul y 2, 1915 Huffman Edgar Brent ................. . 1882 - 1974 T ucker Wm. H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Feb. 14, 1827 - Nov . 24, 1906 ? Unmarked Grave Campbell Hattie ...................... May.4, 1838 - Dec. 19, 19 12 Dedicated by D. E. Mason to the memory of Campbell Maggie E . .. ... . ............. July 2 1, 1846 - Sept. 3, 1930 Mason Drewry E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1858 - 1934 " Alzira V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1853 - 1924 ? Unmarked Grave Williams Thomas J . ........ ... ........ Mar. 5, 1871 - Oct. 18, 19 18 Hayth Maye Farren ................. Aug. 28, 1902 - May 9, 1977 Oyler M. Spurgeon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1876 - 1945 Ruble William C .................... Mar. 12, 1895 - July 19, 1956 , Va. PFC. Co. M . 3 17 Inf. 80 D iv. W.W.I Tucker Isaac Lavadie ................. Sept. 27, 1875 - Oct. 1, 1959 Martha Abbott ......... : ...... Feb. 28, 1878 - July 9, 1957 Finch Hayden Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 14, 1902 - Jan . 3 1, 1960 Annie Marie .................. Feb. 10, 1915 - Nov. 7, 1987 Tucker Kenneth Wade ................ Dec. 17, 1936 - Apr. 10, 1978 "Erected in loving memory by his parents" Tucker Ira Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan 6, 1906 - June 13, 1980 Hattie C ..... .. ... ... .. ...... Mar. 12, 19 11 - Dec. 19, 1985 Tucker Clarence G ................... July 29, 1903 - Mar. 22, 1976 Coffee Nathaniel T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Feb. 14, 1879 - Aug. 3 1, 1961 " Ruth V.. .................... Mar. 31, 1886 - Nov. 5. 1973 Haymaker RobertG. "Jack" . .............. Apr'.,24, 1912 - Mar. 9, 1970 V1rC1D1a Appalaoh1.a.n N otee �ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY 84 85 86 87 88 89 Cox Father Mother William.wn Cran .. 90 Craft 91 92 93 94 t Cran JenJcjns Jenkins 95 96 t Prease 97 98 99 Father Mother 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 Father 111 Mother 112 11 3 114 115 J 16 11 7 1J 8 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 t Haymaker M a rkham Paxton Paxto n Paxton " Bierly Bierly Bierly Bierly Bierly H aymaker Haymaker Haymaker Haymaker Haymaker Haymaker " Adkins Haymaker Haymaker Wirt Haymaker Haymaker " Powell Ernest C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Susie Lynch ............ ·...... Thomas C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annie K. ..... ............... Walt.er C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elsie H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G. R. ... . ............. . ..... Jan. 7, 1910 - Feb. 6, 1974 Apr. 2, 1910 - Oct 21, 1994 Sept. 14, 1885 - SepL 27, 1954 Apr. 15, 1891 - Apr. 22, 1977 June 26, 1889 - Dec. 14, 1969 Mar. 19, 1897 - June 16, 1983 Sept 19, 1846 - Sept 2, 1923 Nannie ....... .. . ..... ... ... Apr. 13, 1858 - Aug. 10, 1930 Infant d/o R.G. & C . A. .. ........ Feb. 23, 1918 - Feb. 24, 1918 Henry P . . . . ............. .... Feb. 8, 1931 - Nov. 2, 193 1 Henry Percy ........ .. ........ Oct. 14, 1892 - Apr. 9, 1973 Va. Pvt. US Army W. W . I Gladys C. . .............. .... 1896 - 1981 George Raymond .............. Sept. 15, 19 13 - Dec. 11, 1982 US Navy W. W . II Hazel Duncan .............. .. . July 28, 1924 Cleve ................ .. .... 1885 - 1946 Lettie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1895 - 1965 Nellie H. .. .................. Oct. 9, 19 15 - Jan. 29, 1988 Sidney L. ........... . ........ July 3. 1911 - July I, 1992 Ralph Edward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1900 - 1969 Mary Ruth (Hall) ..... ......... Aug. 30, 1904 - 1973 Alvin W . . . . . . . .......... .... 1961 - 1961 John G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1962 - 1962 Paul G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b. & d. May 4, 1960 Richard A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... June 28, 1959 - July 2, 1959 Barry D. . ... ..... ....... .... b. & d . Jan. 12, 1958 Raymond Perry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 3. 1903 - Aug. 6, 1972 Charles William .......... . .... Nov. 11, 1874 - Jan . 29, 1965 Ardelia D . . . . . . . . . .. ......... 1878 - 1960 Randall Jacob ............. . ... May 31, 1901 - Feb. 4, 191 7 Jolie William ................. Sept. 20, 1895 - June 19, 1914 Mary Fannie ................. Sept. 2, 1876 - Mar. 13, 1902 Virgin ia A.. w/o Geo. C. ......... Aug: 23, 185 1 - Dec. 29, 1908 G. C. ....................... May 26, 1851 - Feb. 14, 1928 Wesley B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oct. 26, 1888 - Nov. 2. 1943 Charles Emme tt ............ . . . Sept. 13, 1929 - Dec. 7, 1930 James David ................. Oct. 16, 1877 - Apr. 5, 1956 Mary Cummings .......... .. ... Aug. 2 1, 1887 - Feb. 17, 1979 Charles J..... ... ..... .. ...... Dec. 30, 1910 - Mar. 28, 1940 Hannah Mary Oyler, w/o J.F. . . . . . . Dec. 20, 1874 - Dec. 25, 1943 ]. Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mar. 5. 1880 · Nov. 15, 1955 Travis Edward, inf. s/o Linda & R.A. July 14, 1965 - July 25, 1965 Calvin Blaine, inf. s/o Gladys & R.G. July 6, 1944 - Oct. 23, 1944 Warren J. ....... ...... ....... 1912 - 1982 Gladys E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1913 Maurice Lenwood .............. Sept. 10, 1909 - Dec. 17, 1975 Tee 5 US Army W. W. II Vtr,mia Appala.ch.i&H N otc:s �ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 14 1 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 15 1 152 153 154 155 156 Powell Reynolds t T ho mas ... .. .. ....... .. .. .. .. . ... . . . .... . ........ ... .. . . ....... . . ... . .. . .. . .. .... .......... Laura F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Samuel C . . . . . . . .... . . .... ... Mary L., w/o. S.C . . ...... .. ... . John Willard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lille May Huffman .. .. . .. . .. ... Elmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil D .... .. . . ... . .. . . ..... . Myrtle Lee (HaJI) . ............. Roy M., s/o C.D. & M.L. . ....... Thomas B.. .. . . ... ·...... . ... . Mary E. Montgomery, his wife ..... Margaret E .• d/o Russell & Hortense . Minnie Barnett Myers, w/o Robert P. Robert Pa.seal .. ............... W illiam L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nora D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Henry Thomas . . .............. James S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary C. . . ...... . ........... . William G. (Dumps) ............ Maybelle P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alvis H. · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 158 t Lewis J ohnson Booker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RubenE. . . . .. . ..... ..... .. . . 159 160 t Johnson Della S.. . .... .... ........... Thomas J . ....... . ........... 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 Father Hall Mother Po well Hall H all Paxton " Son Paxton Paxton " Pa xton Myers .. C hilds Mother Cr a ft C r aft C r a ft Brother C ra ft Honts C r a ft Johnson J ohnson Ruley .. O yler " C raft " Cr a f't .. G r iesemer Ava Maude (Hall) Edward Lewis . . Hilda F. . .... .. Luther Jacob ... Danie R: (Powell) Paul A. ·. . . . . . . Dexter Clay . .. . .............. Dean Harold . . ........... . ... John W . . .. ... .. . .' ........... Echoline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jane E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John M . . . . . . ..... .... ....... Lucy E . . .... . . . ............. Charles W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. Dove Nace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Lewis . .. . .. .......... . Wilie Brugh ... .... . ....... ... Anna Belle Craft .............. VtrCUU& Appal.a.ch1an Sepl. 16, 1914 1893 - 1970 1894 - 1967 July 26, 19 11 - March 14, 1955 June 8, 1909 - M arch 1 I. 1994 1909 - 1955 1908 - 1949 Jan. 19, 187 1 - Sept. 16. 19 49 1870 - 1944 Aug. 10, 1872 - Aug . 25, 196 I Mar. 21 , 1876 - Mar. 9 , 1962 March 4, 19 14 - Marc h 6, 1982 1902 - 1964 1906 - 199 1 1928 - 1936 Sepl. 8, 1848 - Feb. 12, 1925 Dec. 23, 1844 - D ec. 16 . 1902 Mar. 28, I 916 - N ov. 8, 19 16 June 5. 1876 - Dec . 12, 1928 July 11, 1875 - Apr. 30, 1938 Aug. 26, 1873 - Feb. 23, I 9 40 Sepl. 27 , 1869 - Feb. 12, 195 1 July 16, 1904 - Mar. 24, 195 1 1902 - 1963 1902 - 1985 June 26, 19 10 - A ug . 17, 1983 Oct. 9, 19 10 May 20, 1909 - Feb. 11 , 1993 PFC US Army W . W. II Died Feb. 12, 1908 - A ge 70 y rs. Ocl. l , 1888 - O c t. 14, 1975 Pvl. US Anny W . W . I Sept. 8, 1900 - M ay 16, 1977 Oct. 30, 1940 - Aug . 27, 1965 (Pic t. o n to m bsto ne) Va. Sp 4 125 A ir Traffic Co .. Vie Ulam Aug. 24, 1958 - Mar. 2 1, 1960 b. & D . July 5, 1956 Feb. 11, 1859 - Nov. l I , 1950 Aug. 27, 1869 - Feb. 12, 19 39 Mar. 15, 1878 - Feb. 20, 1920 Aug. 26, 1877 - A pr. 30, 1949 Jan. I, 1837 - Feb. 28, 19 11 J une 13, 1850 - June 27, 1922 185 1 - 1922 1866 - 1924 1884 - 1959 1882 - 1973 Jul y 20, 19 15 - Dec . 27, 1967 Nn r.o:is �ANDREW CHAPEL· CEMETERY 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 18 1 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 20 1 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 2 10 2 11 2 12 213 2 14 215 2 16 217 218 219 Cran Father Cran Mother Cash France Young Young Frank Neil, inf s/o B. J. .......... Neal Grubbs .......... ........ Ruth Booze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Graham Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sallie Craft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul E. . .................... Robert E..................... L. C . .. .. ................... H. V .• bis wife ...... : ......... Linkenhoker Mrs. 0. W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linkenhoker George W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linkenhoker Sidney A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linkenhoker Cora ............. ....... ... Kanode George P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kanode Ethel S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kanode Mary J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Father Kanode William H. . . . .... ... ........ Mother Ola A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Cox Raymond L. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Nellie G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cox James Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cox Pamela Gail, d/o Herman & Mary .. Grave, no marker Linkenhoker Geo. S. . ........ .. . ...... .. . Linkenhoker Eliza, w/o. Geo. S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tolley Edward A. ... . .... ....... . .. . Grave, no marker Grave, no marker Hite P. L . .......... ....... . .... . Fannie C .. w/o P. L. .. ... . ..... . Samuel S. . . ................ . Young Mary A., w/o S. S. . ......... .. . Young Footstone C. C. H. J. C. left side from gate James P. . ... ................ Henderson Minnie J...... .. ............. Inf. of J. L. & C. F. ............ He nderson Everett, Inf. s/o J.P. & M. J. . ..... Henderson Charles R. . . . . . .............. J ones John F. .... ... ........ ,...... J ones Nannie H. . . . . ... . ... ........ Mary H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mother Deyerley W. B .... ................ . .. Son " Lee P. . . . . . . . . .............. Brewbaker Robert S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brewbaker Virfinja Appala.ch!&n Nor-es Feb. 1, 1951 - Feb. 3, 1951 1899 - 1962 1904 - 1982 1902 - 1966 1924 Sept 4, 1930 - OcL 30, 1986 1867 - 1928 Dec.'.21, 1842 Aug. 5, 1846 - Feb. 17, 1922, Age 76y. 6m, 12d Jan. 21, 1846 - Feb. 16, 1917 1834 - 1911 187 1 - 1942 1874 - 1959 (Lotz Fu. Home marker) 1863 - 1923 1868 - 1923 1892 - 19 12 1900 - 1901 Jan . 3, 1864 - Oct 5, 1943 Sept. 14, 1878 - Nov. 22. 1970 1903 - 1978 1905 - 1976 Sept. 5, 1945 - Sept. 10, 1945 Oct. 27, 1959 - Nov. 4, 1959 May 15, 1846 - Nov. 8, 1910 Sept. 4, 1847 - Dec. 22, 1913 1902 - 1954 (Rader Fu . Home Marker) Mar: 22, 1869 - Dec. Feb. ·15, 1864 - Sepl. Feb. 22. 1841 - Sept. Mar. 11, 1839 - May 10, 1919 21, 1940 5, t 9 IO 16, 1907 Aug. 29, 1861 - Oct. 7, 1955 Sept. 2, 1871 - Feb. 2, 1942 May 18, 1924 Jan. 16, 1903 - Jan. 27, 1903 July 3, 1878 - Dec. 17, 1923 Mar. 7, 1831 - Apr. 25, 1901 Dec. 6, 1838 - Feb. 22. 191 6 18 18 - 1890 1859 - 1927 1887 - 1942 Feb. 20. 1886 - Oct. 25. 19 I 8 �ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 234 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 Brewbaker Brewbaker Brewbaker Allen Hickok Quick Quick Quick Quick Henderson Hurt Hickok Hickok Daughter Kern Son Kern Kern Father Mother Mother 244 245 Father 246 Molher 247 248 249 250 Son 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 Craft Gr oss Gross Hickok Hickok Leffel Leffel Rhodes Rhodes Rhodes Shanks Kern Kern Matheny Matheny Bierly n Bierly Bierly Bierly Bierly Mabry Joel C. .............. ........ Fannie L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inf. of J. C. & Fannie ........... Mattie L., d/o J.C. & F.L . . . . . . . . . Bettie V., w/o John F .. . ......... M.V.B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Martha A. . .. . . .. ............ Inf. of J. T. & M . J. . . . . . . ·...... Samuel M., s/o J.T. & M . J ........ Mamie J. Hickok, w/o James T . . . . . James T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Margaret ................ Charles P., s/o J.H. & K .......... Josie, w/o W. J. . . ............. Harry M ...... ..... . ......... Lillian .. ..... ............... Walter .. . ....... . ........... J. P . ....................... Elizabeth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lewis David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mattie Jane .................. Charles L. .......... .. . . ..... Mary S . ..................... Wm . J. . . . ............. .... . Nora Leffel, w/o W. J. . .... ... .. F. R. ...... ...... . . ...... ... Rebecca Elizabeth, w/o F. R ..... .. Bernie Kem, s/o E. A. & W. E . . ... E. A. . ............... .. .... Willie E., his wife ... . .. .' . . . . . . Cecil E ...................... W. Allen .................... Sallie Kem, w/o W. A. . . . ..... .. David W ...... ... .... ........ Lucy Huff, w/o D. W. . .......... Marietta ..................... Anne T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary M . . . . . . . . . . . .......... Sarah J. . ................... Ruby Bell, child of A.L. & C.L. .... Gilford Vogel, child of A.L. & C.L. . Ray M., s/o A.L. & C.L. ......... "Whose all of live's a rosy ray Blushed into dawn and passed away" Arthur Lee . . ................. Arthur Kem . ..... .. .. ... ..... Cora Kem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May Kem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V'1"C1Jlia Appa.1&Ch1s.n N o!.oe Mar. 7, 1857 - Oct. 27, 1945 Nov. 2, 1861 - Sept. 2, 191 7 b. & d . Feb. 1900 July 21, 1889 - June 11, 1890? Mar. 24, 1867 - Aug . 7, 1894, Age 27y, 4m, 13d Oct. 14, 1836 - Apr. 5, 19 13 SepL 28, 1835 Feb. 24, 1895 Died Dec. 28, 1900, Age 18m Mar. 8, 1873 - Aug . 13, 1948 Mar. 4, 1867 - Feb. 26, 1938 Aug. 26, 1852 - Nov. 3, 1944 Died Dec. 2, 1911, Age 49y Apr. 18, 1874 - May 18, 19 14 Aug. 26, 1894 - Jan . 24, 1923 1877 - 1952 1878 - 1924 Feb.·5, 1849 - May 17, 1910 Oct 5, 1846 - May 23, 1928 May 7, 1849 - Mar. 31, 1923 July 2 1, 1849 Feb. 27, 1847 - July 6, 1905 Feb. 10, 1823 - Mar. 5, 1905 Apr. 19, 1869 - Jul y 12, 1940 1872 - 1959 Mar. 2, 1858 - May 13, 1923 Apr. 8, 1849 - Nov. 1, 1923 Feb. 24, 1902 - Nov . 21, 1907 1864 - 1958 187 1 - 1928 1906 - 1957 1872 - 1929 1870 - 1953 July 22, 1830 - Mar. 27, 19 19 Aug. 13, 1834 - Mar. 15, 19 14 Apr. I, 1861 - Feb. 11, 1913 May 22, 1853 - Dec. 15, 1934 Mar. 3, 1851 - Nov. 10, 1933 Feb.. 25, 1841 - Jan. 20, 1909 Died May 18, 1898, 4y, 9m, 14d Died July 21, 1899, 9m, 23d Mar 12, 1902- Oct. 22, 1904, 2y, 6m, 5d Mar. 17, 1863 - Feb. 24, 1940 June 4, 1891 - July 20, 1957 Feb. 22, 1870 - Apr. 3, 1958 Died Nov. 16, 1938 �ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY 266 267 268 269 270 27 1 272 Falher 273 Mo lhe r 274 27 5 276 277 278 279 280 28 1 282 283 284 285 286 Sink Sink K ern Robert N. "Budge" ....... . ..... Mary June ........... .. .. . ... Edgar Joseph ................. Maggie Kessler ........... . .... Kern Elizabelh E ., dlo EJ. & M.V ....... K e rn Infant of E.J. & Maggie .... ...... K essler J. B ............ . ..... . ..... " Ellen ........... ..... ...... . Kessler Thomas Henry ... ... ... . ...... Sallie Leffel ............ . .. .. . Yo ung Letha May . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Young Kate Emma .................. Young Robert L. ....... . . ........... Yo ung Arthur K., s/o R. L. & K .L. . ...... Grave, unknown .." July 20, 1923 Nov. 3, 1905 Aug. 27, 1875 - Dec. 25, 1942 Aug, 18, 1878 - May 3 1, 1950 July 3 , 19 11 - Feb. 5, 1914 b. & d. Mar. 10, 1906 June 28, 1847 - Mar. 12, 19 19 Aug. 25, 1845 - Nov. 27, 19 19 May 30, 1876 - Feb. 11, 1932 Dec. 4, 1879 - Jan . 7, 1952 1899 - 1980 (Henry Fu. Home Marker) 1877 - 1942 (Rader Fu. Home Marker) 1876 - 19 14 (Henry Fu . Home Mark.er) Sept. 10, 1907 - Dec. 9, 1910 Child Doll man 1856 - 19 11 Fannie J. Grave, stone, mostJy underground Cam per Waldo R ............... .. ... . Dec. 30, 1893 - SepL 27, 1987 (Rader Fu. Ho me Marker) Mary E. Harrison, w/o R.N... .... . Aug. 27, 1843 - July 25, 1935, 92y 287 Molher Stinnet 288 Clara Hallie .................. 1919 · 1928 (LolZ F u. Home Marker) C amper 289 Renie Belle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1898 - 1925 (Lotz Fu. Home Marker) Camper 290 Sarah S tinnct .... ... .......... fan .. 10. 1870 - Oct. 12, 1953 Camper (Rader Fu . Home Marker) 29 1 James Madison ....... ...... .. . 1868 - 1955 (Rader F u. Home Marker) Camper 292 Father Camper James Madison ......... ...... . Sept. 14, 1874 - Feb. 16, 1964 Mary K . . . . . . . . . .. ......... . 1877. 1923 293 Mo ther 294 W . H . . . .. ........ ........ . . May 24, 1854 - May 22, 1923 Robinson .. 295 Sue . . ...................... Apr. 25, 1878 - June 15, 1961 Edward B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . Dec. 10, 1875- Oct. 3, 1952 296 Sha nks Emma P. . . . . . . ...... ..... . . . Jan. 19, 1888 297 Edward Lewis ........... . .... Sept. 28, 19 15 - Feb. 3, 1958 298 t S ha nks Va. SFC Medical Corps, W . W . II, Korea Robert J. .............. . ..... Oct. 14, 1869 - Dec. 13, 1949 299 Fa lher Doll man 300 Molher Minnie Caldwell ..... .... .... . . Nov. 16, 1880 - Sept. 13, 1952 30 1 Grubbs James W . ... .. ......... ·..... . May 5, 1900 - Feb. 3, 1968 302 Grubbs Harry ............... .. .... . No Dates (Eagle Rock Fu . Home) 303 Grubbs James ..... ................ . No Dates (Eagle Rock Fu. Home) 304 Smith Elmer Preston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oct. 17, 1909 - Nov. 17, 1974 (Rader Fu. Home Marker) 305 Smith Susie Irene (Sparks) ........ .... Jan. 20, 1917 - Oct. 27, 1990 (Rader Fu . Ho me Marker) Ida Gruhbs .. ............. . . .. Nov. 28, 19 10 · Dec. 24, 1951 306 Spa r ks 307 Kessler Harold M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 1921 - 1979 308 Jacob Peter .................. Mar._ 25, 1885 - Apr. 21, 1934 Kessler �(,I I.::..· ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY 309 310 311 312 Kessler Cummings 313 314 Mother 315 Daugher 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 t Stone Gusler 324 325 326 327 328 McCoy Smith 329 330 33 1 332 333 Father 334 335 336 338 338 t Young 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 Father 348 Mother 349 350 351 352 Crawford Wilcher Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell G rubb Weade Williamson Williarnson Williamson Williarnson Williamson Staton Brugh " Sizer Sizer Shanks Brugh Brugh Brugh Brugh Lilla Ethel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lucy L. ............... . ..... Jacob Benton .......... .... ... No inscription Mae Dollman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peggy Lee . . . ....... . ........ Melvin Alfred, s/o A .P. & Lillie G . . Walter Cline .......... . ... ... Walter A .. ....... . ..... .. .... Rhoda Lawhorne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louise Maggie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Wallace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Paxton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Warren Howard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alma R., d/o G . W . & K .A ........ Hazil H. . . ............ .. .... Alice G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Monte Dale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeremiah L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary E. . ................... J.C. ..................... .. Sal lie P.. ........... ..... ... . Woodville .......... . . . ...... Silas Lee .............. .. .. .. Cora Myers ...... ........ .. .. Herbert B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hazel S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Marvin ........ .... ... M . Houston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ora C....................... John Thomas ......... ...... .. Lillie Johnnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luvina, w/o Jacob .............. Jacob G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William A., s/o M.H. & O.K ....... J. W........................ " Anna E. .... .. .. ...... ....... Rader Charles P . .... ......... .... .. Lillie B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Henry L. ..... . ..... .. . .... .. Nellie M. Ruble, w/o H.L . . . ... ... .. Booze Vir'1Di& Appe.l.a.chia.n N otae Aug. 4, 1891 - Sept. 13, 1966 185 7 - 1934 1859 - 1947 Aug . 14, 1922 - Dec. 3 , 1977 (Rader Fu. Home Marker) May 16. 19 17 - Apr. 6, 1972 Sept. 15, 1949 - June 18, 1950 June 23, 19 15 - Feb. 10, 19 16 Aug. 16, 1934 - Feb. 28. 1937 May 7, 1877 - Dec. 22, 1949 Jan . 18, 1874 - Jan . 18. 1951 1905- 1909 188 i. - 1938 1886 - 1964 Feb . 3, 1928 - Oct. 9, 1968 Va . Sgt. U S . Army, W . W . II Dec. 23, 1906 - Jan . 21, 19 11 Aug. 30, 190 1 - Dec. 9, 1955 Apr. 22, 1913 - June 2, 1969 Oct. 6, 1903 - Sept. 25, 1982 Dec. 6, 1949 - July 15, 1993 (Rader Fu. Home Marker) Aug. 24, 1872 - Feb. 20, 1946 Mar. 19 , 1887 - July 22, 1952 Oct. I, 1879 - July 14, 1923 Died Mar. 27, 1900, Aged 4 7y. 16d Aug. 25, 1847 - Apr. 22, 19 15 Aug. 3 1, 1861 - Jan . 1, 1929 Dec. 30, 1869 - Nov . 25. 1925 Jul y 23, 1895 - Feb. 26. 1959 Mar. 13, 1898 - Sept. 30, 1967 Feb. 11 , 19 19 - Jan. 1, 1990 Tee 5, US . Army, W . W. II Sept. 23, 1885 - Mar. 20, 1969 Dec ~ 1. 1888 - Dec. 12, 1961 1859 - 1898 Sept. 22, 1897 - Oct. 9, 1897 May 20, 1854 - Jan . 2, 1888 Feb. 22, 1829 - July 2, 1897 Apr. 16, 1828 - Apr. 20, 19 17 Sept. 22, 19 15 - Sepl. 23, 19 15 Oct. 11, 1853 - Apr. 19, 1931 Aug. 22, 1857 - Feb. 11, 1938 Apr. 9, 1903 - Jan . 23, 1993 May 26, 1899 - Mar. 14, 1984 June 9, 1891 - Dec. 23 , 1962 May 13, 1893 - Aug . 25, 1944 �ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY 353 354 355 356 Booze t 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 37 1 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 38 1 382 383 384 Father 385 Son 386 Mother 387 388 389 390 39 1 392 393 394 395 396 377 398 Father Mother Father Fa ther Mother John M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1860 • 1937 Sarah C., w/o J.M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Died Nov. 23, 19 11, Aged 5 Iy, 16d Booze Maggie Ree, d/o J .M. & S.C ....... Sept. 7, 1897 - June 14, 1898 Booze Emmett G.................... Mar 10. 1893 - Mar. 12, 1918 In grealful remembrance of a brave soldier who gave bis life in defense of bis country Booze Goldie J ., d/o J.M. & S.C ......... 1889 • 1921 Booze ViolaMaudeDeisber,w/oJohnM ... Dec. 7, 1871-Nov. 15, 1949 Mundy Ralph Lee .... ..... . ......... Nov. 20, 1914 - Oct. 6, 1989 Allen William S . . . ... . .. . ... .. ..... 1855 - 1937 Cornelia Kate .. .. ........ . .... 1858 - 1937 Pitzer Ira . .. . . ...... . ....... ..... 1870 - 1933 Cummings Walter C., s/o John & Lucy ....... Dec. 3, 1889 - Nov. 19, 1890 Cummings Minne B., d/o John & Lucy ....... Aug. 1. 1886 · No v. 1, 1886 Grave, remnant of marker Grave, remnant of marker Grave, remnant of marker Housman Margarett .. .. .... ............ Ju ly 18. 18 18 ·May 4, 190 1 Vines Margaret Carter. w/o James ....... Feb. 7. 1838 - Dec. 7, 1910 Vines James ...................... Sept. 20, 1820 - May I. 1898 Finch Annie D. Vines, w/o A.O. . . . . . . . . feb. 14. 1867 - Nov. 7, 1894 Finch Ashby D........... .... ... ... Apr. 9, 1872 - May 7, 1896, Aged 24y. 28d Mundy Otho Lee ..... . .............. Mar. 3, 1877 - Jan . 19 , 194 3 Mundy Annie Vines . . .... ..... . . ..... Nov . 7. 1895 - Jul y 2 1. 1959 Kyle ElizaJ.,.w/o RufusP. . . . . . . . . ... Apr. 23, 1840- May 17, 193 1 Taylor Mary M : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 23, 1838 - Dec. 14. 1923 Kyle Cora Annie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 3. 1893 - Jan . 1, 1988 Kyle Rulh Henley . . .............. . . Aug. 30, 1895 · Oct. 14, 1992 Kyle Nellie Laura ...... .... . .. . .... Mar. 29, I 898 - Jan . 16. 1994 Housman Herbert Marshall ... .. .......... Dec. 6 , 1906 - Oct. 19, 1988 Lucille Camper ....... . ....... . Jan. 20. 19 10 Trelyon W. . ........ . ........ 189 1 · 1979 O'Conner .. Lucy G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1893 - 1985 Russell C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mar. 18, 19 10 Murphy Russell, Jr.... . ...... ......... July 20. 1949 - Apr. 27, 1979 " Helen Craft .................. July 10, 1917 - Aug . 10, 1993 " Grave, Fie ldstone Marker Grave, Fieldstone Marker Grave, Fieldstone Marker Shanks William ........ ........... . . Oct. 29, 1826 - Mar. 13, 190 I Rosalia Ballard .. . ............ . Nov. 20, 1844 - June 27. 1922 Shanks John W . ............. ...... . . 1854 - 1905 Young Tilden B . . . . .. . ....... .. .... . 1876 . 195 1 Louisa M., w/o A.J . . ... . ... ... . Apr. 27. 1840 - Mar. 20. 1891 Young Andrew J . .... .............. . June I, 1830 - June 27, 1909 Young John Patrick . ...... .. ........ . Jan. 28, 1857 - Nov. 7, 1939 O'Conner Laura Young ........... . .... . Aug. 11 , 1860 - June 28, 1940 Lola E. '. . . . . . .. . . .. ......... . Nov. 8, 1883 - Jan. 12, 1986 O'Conner Vir'1nia Appalaoh1a11 Notes �98 ANDREW CHAPEL CEMETERY 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 Brolher & Son 432 433 434 435 Peery William T ............... .. ... Martha E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smith On Base Smith Edward B................ . .... Vincent Martha J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grave, marked with rock Grave, marked with rock Grave, marked with rock Grave, marked with rock Grave, marked with rock Grave, marked with rock Grave, marked with rock Fitch Wm. M ...................... Rock marker Rock marker Gray Clayborn H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gray Martha S. . ........ ... ... .. .. Gray Chapman J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Francis J..................... Gray Rock marker Rock marker Samuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lipes Lipes Sarah A., w/o Samuel ........... Kyle Frank P. . . .. . ..... .. . . . . .... Kyle Fannie, w/o Frank P... . . . ...... . Kyle Georgia Etta, w/o Fran.k P . ... . . . .. Luella . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kyle John Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kyle Emiline S . . . . ................ Windsor James M.. . . . ....... . ..... . .. Craft David J ......... .. ... . ....... Craft Catherine . .... . .............. " Higgins Larry Gene .......... ... ..... Prease Noel Craft Kate M ..... .... ............. Jessica Re.n ae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bennie Mason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Etha Shorter ................ . . 1865 - 1937 1882 - 1958 May 27, 1830 - Aug. 30, 1898 1846 - 1936 Nov. 17, 1825 - Nov. 24, 1890 1851 1865 1827 1829 - 1886 1953 1899 1903 Sept. 6, 1827 - May 21. 1907 Aug. 2, Aug. 3, May 8, Apr. 8, 1823 - Feb. 19, 1905 1861 -Mar . 21, 1950 1861 - Aug. 6. 1889 1864 - Apr, 16. 1940 1902 - 1963 July 9, 1905 - Jan . 8, 1983 Apr. 22, 1830 ·Mar. 15, 1911 Dec. 1, 1841 - Apr. 30, 1893 June 15, 1816 - Dec. 13, 1893 Apr. 12, 1812 - Aug. I , 189 1 July 6, 1961 - Jan . 19, 1985 Oct. 16, 1905 - Jan. 14, 1988 Aug. 24, 1989 - Oct. 30, 1989 1911 - 1992 1918 - Approximately 28 spaces mark~d with ficldstones have remnants of markers or indication of gravesite. EPITAPH Se e n in Boot Hill Ceme tery, Dodge City, Kansas : He played five Aces. Now he's playing the harp. "Uncle John 's Second Bathroom Reader" by The Bathroom Readers' Institute == :: :;:: :=.:.: :: == ==::::::.::..: :: :.:.:=:.::.: :: :::= ::-:.:::.:.:::.:::.:::.::.: :=:.::.:.:::.: :.:.:.::.::.::;.= :.:::.: :::..:.:::..:::::. :.:::: :.: :.: :.: :.:: ::.:.:: :.: ====:.: ::. :: :.:: ::. ~:.: ::.;: :-: :..:.;:. :..: ::. ::. :..:. ::: Virc:tnJa Appe.1.a.ohlan N o~e �Exhibit "Title" No.242. Abstract of Title of The Douglas Lands in Virginia, in the Counties of Washington, Smyth and Grayson. I. Grant of the Commonwealth of Virginia to James Heron, 10712 acres in the County of Washington on the waters of the South Fork of the Holston River, of date Dec. 14th, 1795. 62800 acres in the County of Washington on the waters of South Fork ofHolson River, of date Dec. 14th. 1795. 13655 acres of date of 15th day of Dec. 1795, on both sides of laurel Fork and Beaver Dam Creek. This g rant was to James Heron as assignee of Mathew Harvey. Jn the said grant of 13655 acres there are three exceptions made on account of prior grants amounting in the aggrtegate to 270 acres. l n the grant of 62800 acres there was an exception of 1630 acres. which has since been acquired. and is embraced within the Douglas Title. 11. Grant of l 0,430 acres in Washington county of date Dec. 14th. 1795, on the waters of the middle and North forks of the Ho lston River. 16058 acres of date Dec. 15th, J 795, on the waters of the North and Middle forks of Holson River. There is now remaining to the Douglases of these two grants about 3,500 acres, lying in the Cleghorne Valley. and on \\Talker's and Brushy Mountains. in the county of Smyth. formerly Washington County. 111 Deed rrom James Heron and w ife of the city of Richmond. to George Douglas oft he City of New York. of date June I 0th, 1796, embracing the lands conveyed by the above names grants (Nos. 1 and 11). The o riginal of said deed is among the Douglas title papers. and was recorded in the General Court at Richmond, Jun e 13th, 1796. IV. George Douglas (the elder) died intestate, leaving the following named children and heirs at law, to whom the lands in the above named deed descended: 1. George Douglas 2. William Doug las 3 . Margaret Douglas 4. Harriet Douglas 5. Elizabeth Douglas Memo: Harriet Douglas (4) married Henry D. Cruger. Elizabeth Douglas (5) married James Monroe. V. Record of the Circuit Court of Washington County. Virginia, of a suit of partition of the lands of George Douglas (the elder) brought by James Monroe and Elizabeth Mary, his wife. against George Douglas and William Douglas and Harrier M . Cruger, wife of Henry D . Cruger. in �loo their own right and as trustee of the estate of Margaret Douglas, the younger, deceased, and George Douglas and William Douglas, trustees, of the separate estate of Harried D . Cruger. By decree of date the 15th day of May, 1846, this land was partitioned among 1. George Douglas 2. William Dou;glas 3. Henry D. Cruger and wife. 4. James Monroe and wife. Andrew S. Fulton was apppointed Commissioner to make conveyance pursuant to said partition. VI. Deeds ofparition from Andrew S. Fulton, Commjssioner of the Circuit Court of Washington county, to the heirs in severalty, of George Douglas (the elder), deceased, pursuant to decree in the above entitles cause--No. 5. VJL George Douglas (1) died January 31st, I 862, leaving one son as his sole heir at law, viz. William P. Douglas, who thereby inherited the entire interest in said land which had been alootted to George Douglas. VIU . Margaret Douglas (3) died testate on the _ _ day of _ _ _ , 1838. Her will is of record in Washington county, Virginia. Her brothers and sisters are her devisees ( 1,2,3,4,5). IX. William Douglas (2) died May 29th, 1862, testate - unmarried and without issue. His devisees are - ms heirs at law: (4) Harriet D. Cruger, (6) William P. Douglas, (7) Fannie M. Robertson (8) Mary M . Davis, ) These three being children of (9) Fannie Davis ) Elizabeth Mary Monroe, who (10) Betty Davis ) married Solomon P. Davis. Harriet D . Cruger (4) had a separate estate - died May 5th, 1872, without issue, and she was declared by the Surrogate Court of the City of New York to have died intestate - by decree of date 3rd day of November, 1875. Her heirs at law are: (6) William P. Douglas, (7) Fannie M. Robinson (8) Mary M. Birchead, (9) Fannie Davis ( 10) Betty Davis Henry D . Cruger, husband of Harriet D. Cruger, died in 1867 She was entitled under the partition deed - made by Fulton, Commissioner. She was entitled also, as devisee of William Douglas, to one-third of the land allotted to him in the partit1on. She is entitled to one-fourth of the land alotted to Harriet D . Cruger ( 10) X. XJ . Elizabeth M. Monroe (nee Douglas No.5), died June 2 1st, 1852, leaving surviving her, her husband and the following cruldren: VtJtetn1a A.ppe.la.ch1an N otea �IOI (7) Fannie M . Robinson ( 11) Elizabeth M . Davies Solomon B. Davies, husband of Elizabeth M. (No. Xl) died Sept. 7th, 1870. James Monroe and wife sold and conveyed the interest of Mrs. Monroe under deed of partition to George W . Hopkins. by deed of date Sept.6th, 1850, of record in the Clerk's office of Washington County, Virginia. XJI. William P. Douglas (6) is the sole heir of George Douglas, his father, of the land alloted to him in the partition. He is a devisee of William Douglas by which he derived one-third interest in the land allottted to him. He is entitled to one-half interest in the land allotted to Mrs. Harriet D . Cruger, by descent. XIII. Fannje M. Robinson, (7) Daughter of Elizabeth M . Monroe, nee Douglas, who sold to George Y../. Hopkins, the land allotted to her in the partitions, is entitled to one-siA'th interest in the land allotted to William Douglas (VJII), and to one-fourth of the land allotted to Mrts. Harriet D . Cruger (X) Mrs. Robinson conveyed to Douglas Robinson, Jr. and Henry B. Wolryche Whitmore, trustees, for Harriet D. Wolrvche Whitmore, and her issue. her interest by . - deed of date March 20th. 1889 X IV. Mary M. Birkhead, wife of Patrich Birkhead Fanrue M. Davies, Betty Davies, These three are entitled to one-third of the land alloted to William Douglas (Vlll), and, to one-fourth interest in the land allotted to Harriet 0 . Crug er (X) They conveyed to Douglas Robi nson, Jr. by Deed of date July 1st. 1880 Recorded in Washington, Smyth and Grayson Counties. V1rginia. XV. Douglas Robinson. Jr. and Henry B. Wolryche Whitmore, trustees of the separate estate of Harriet D. Wolryche Whitmore (X III ), conveyed to Fannie M . Robinson by deed of date 8th day of February, 1893 . Recorded in Washington County, Va., Book No. 49. page 431, Smyth County. Va. Book 2 1, page 295, and G rayson Cou nty. Va book 26, page 33. XVI. William P. Douglas and Adelaide Douglas, his wife, and Douglas Robinson and Fannie M . Robinson, his wife, and Douglas Robinson, Jr., and Corinne Roosevelt Robinson. his wife, all conveyed to The Douglas Company by deed dated May 1 I th, 1893 . These deeds are recorded in the County of Washington, in Book No. 50, Smyth County Book No. 2 I, and Grayson County Book No. 26. XVJI. Deed from The Douglas Company to The Douglas Land Company date the _ _ day of _ _ 190_ Recorded in Washington Co. Va. U . S . of American, Western District of Virginia, at Abingdon, Va. I, 1. C'. Fowler, Clerk of the U. S. Circuit Court at Abingdon, Va. do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the "abstract of title to the Douglas Lands in Virginia filed VirCID1& .Appalaoh.1.a.n N otss �I O:J. as an exhibit "G D " page 17 in Chancery cause, No. 242, The Doug las Company \ 'S V•.1 M Spoon, pending in said Court, Ya. G iven under my hand and seal of said court this 4th da y of Dec. A.O. 1901. I. C. Fowler, Clerk, per Stuart Lindsay, D . C. Endorsed: No. 1262. Douglas Company. Abstract of Title. Exhibit "T itl e". Filed D ec 24. 190 I. J. T. Carter, DeputyClerk. The foregoing is a true and correct copy of the abstract of title to t he Douglas Lands in Virginia . ,,,·hich is o n fil e as indicated in the federal coun records. Said copy repeats the "apparent" errors of spc1ling and punctuation that were found in the coun document. The information contained in the title abstract was used to compile the following chart of th e early d ccendmts of George Douglas (the elder). linfered from the data] . George Douglas (the elder) fb. bef 1776 d. bef 1838] George Douglas <d Ol-3 1- 1862) William P. Douglas m. Adel;iide William Douglas (d . 05-29-18(12 unmarried and without issue) Margaret Douglas (d. __ 1838 unmarried and without issue) Harriet Douglas (d 05-05-1872 without issue) m . Hen~ D. Cruger (d . )8(17) Elizabeth M;i~· Douglas (d 06-21-1852) m. James Monroe Fannie Monroe m. Doug,las Robinson Douglas Robinson. Jr. m . Corinne RoosC\'Clt Harriet D. Robinson m. Henn B. WoJn·che Whitmore Elizabeth Ma~ Monroe Id before 1862 ) m.. Solomo1~ B. Dc.1,·is (Da, ·1cs> (dJ>9-07-1870) M;i~ M . Da' is m. Patrich Birchead Fannie Da' is Beu~ D:i\ is Contributed b~ D. L Manindale HERALD OF THE VALLEY 16 Oc tober 1820, Fincastle, Va . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mr. James Kirk, SIR as you are not an inhabitant of Virginia, you will plea se take notice that on Saturday the 25th day of November next ; I sh a ll at the Store of E & W PAUL & Co . take the affidavit s of Re uben Tankersl ey, Oba di a h Tankersley and others to be read as evidence in an injunction now dependin g and undetermined in the County Court of Botetourt, wherein I am Plaintiff and you are Defendant ELIJAH WRAY Botetourt Cty, Va. October 16th, 1820 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Reward, will be given to any person wh o will deliver to me my Negroe ~10 woman HESS. Who left me at the house of ROBERT ALLIN, near James River, in May last; she has been s een fr equently in that neighbourhood since , and it is believed she is s till ther e , at this time. 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JI lt �THE LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA I:!. 3 The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce the Virginia Colonial Records Project (VCRP) database, a modern and innovative electronic tool for access to a vast finding aid to the basic sources for the study of colonial Virginia history. The VCRP was established by the Librarv of Virginia, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, the Virginia Historical Society, and -the University. of Virginia Library to reconstitute the archive of colonial Virginia--a documentary record decimated by war and fire. Between 1955 and 1985, project agents visited more than 100 archives and libraries in Great Britain, Ireland, and France to survey their collections for Virginiarelated documents. The VCRP generated 14,704 Survey Reports, in which the agents described their findings, and acquired 963 reels--about a million images--of microfilmed original documents. 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The Library of Virginia, formerly known as the Virginia State Library and Archives, has served the archival and research needs of Virginians since 1823. The history of the Library of Virginia. however, reaches back to the collection of books and archives acquired for official use, first by the colonial Council and later by state authorities. Established as the reference and research library at the seat of government, it holds Virginia's official records from 1607 through the present day. For more information about the Digital Library Project, contact Elizabeth Roderick, Project Coordinator, The Library of Virginia. E-mail: eroderic@leo.vsla.edu; phone: (804) 786-2975. ============== ~=================== ==== = ================ ========= =========~~= LIST of LETTERS Fincastle, Virginia Remaining in the Post Office, at Fincastle , G Abner Aiken Ab'm Gumbacker Thomas Aiken Christian Gish Joseph Allen John Gortner James Allen George Gilmor e Joseph Armes George Greenway Wm. Anderson H B Peter Hipse Melser Beals Polly Houven Christian Black Chis. H~rshbarger John Bean Bets ey Henson 2 Thomas Bartlett James Henry Solo. Bridge l and 3 J Sary But!.Y.. Polly J ones c Thomas Jordon Henry Crowl I< Philip Cook Arreanna Kern Ludy Callaway Danie l Kensey D Wil 1 i am Knul Peter Deal L Betsy Darr 2 Green L e James Dillen J oseph Looney James Duding Samuel Leverty F Samuel Law Betsy Forgarson M James Fox George M'Conkey Jonathan Foster 2 John Morgon Joh n Frye Wil liam Mi ll er John Falls 3 Peter Mil ler A G . BACKUS 30th J une 1820 Thomas McDowel Allen Myers Ph ill ip Miller N Rachel elson 0 Henry B Old Jesse Orendoff p Benjamin Peck R Thomas Rice Mary Rader s Betsey Steel James Simpson Botetourt Sheriff Phillip Spickard Nathan Switzer Math ia s Snider T Jacob Trevey w Hugh Weir Joseph Woods Hugh Wallace John Wallace John Wright William Wilson Christian Wingart P. Master, Fincastle, July 8 , 18 20 from "Herald of the Vall ey", contributed by Charles T Burton VJ?ClDia Appalaoh!an Iiotsa �/.::!_ 5 SURNAME INDEX SURNAME GIVEN NAME LOCATION DATE Mrs D R (Cathy) Beavers Jr, 1427 Larsen Lane, Naperville, IL 60563-8524 LAYMAN SNODGRASS SMITH SMITH WILLIS McMILLION McMILLION CHRISTIAN ALTI ZER CHRISTIAN Nathan E Sarah J Hulett A James Sarah Angeline Nathaniel Thomas P? Anna Thomas B. " " Patrick Co, Va " " " " Raleigh Co, Va (WV) Virginia Tazewell Co, Va " " d Tazewell Co, Va .. .. .. Judy Blackwell, Route 4 Box 76, BABER GORDON GRAHAM HALE HAMBLIN JENNELLE SPRADLIN(G) TABOR THOMAS WOOLWINE .. Botetourt Co, Va Fl~d, b 1841 b 1842 b 1833 - d 21 July 1916 md 6 Apr 1820 md 6 Apr 1820 b 1843 b 1815 md 23 Oct 1836 md 23 Oct 1836 b cl770- d Dec 1854, md 1786 VA 24091 1830 1770 1770 1798 1760 1850 1850 1830 1790 1835 Albemarle Co, Va Chesterfield Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Franklin Co, VA Charlotte Co, VA Giles Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA " " " Albermarle Co, VA " " " Edward Giles James Benjamin Mackerness William James A Wil 1 iarn David George plenn Sanders, 7255 South Kiowa, Larkspur, CO 80118 SA(U)NDERS AKERS AKERS TOMSON Anthony Lovicy Austin Rhoda ------------------- Henry Co, IN ,. " " " " Buckingham Co, VA Buckingham Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA ,, b & Frances h. Zip, 8424 Primrose St, Norfolk, VA 23503 KING Miles Nerf g Nansemond Cos, VA & KING Michael " " " Nansemond Co, VA PHILLIPS NELMS " " ,," KING John Green " " BOWYER Bedford Co, VA Celeina CREASY Alanzo " " " King & Queen Co, VA RICHARDSON .. 1796 - d 1851 b 1800 - d 1867 & b 176 3 1850 1850 1850 1850 1850 1850 1850 1850 ------------------========~=~~==================~==========================~==== == = == = = ======= Methodis t Records for the entire United St ates are stor ed at the United Me thodist Archi ves, Drew Unive r s ity , f'. o. Box 1 27 , Madison NJ 097 4C. THE TREE TRACERS Sept -Nov 1993 1 - �I ::;. l SURNAME INDEX continued Sandy Carneiro, 101 Pickwick ~lvd, Felton, DE 19943 Ph 302-284-8352 1870-1880 death HUGHS John Craig Co d 25 June 1892 HUGHS Delila Hacket " " md 1767 HOPKINS Mary Hanover b 1789-1795 Montgomery LUGAR Elizabeth b 19 Jan 1821 MILLS Barbary Ann Pittsylvania MYERS Isaac 1850 census Botetourt MYERS Jacob d 1910-1920 Greenbrier MYERS Martha Hughs d 1910-1920 Greenbrier SHARP Mary Barbary b 1774 Hanover md 29 Sep 1821 SMITH James Giles (Note: I believe these counties are Virginia & West Virginia) D M Wubben, PO Box 66512, Scotts Valley, CA 9506 7- 6512 BRATCHER HANNAH HANNAH HANNAH HARRIS LEWIS RORER TOWNSLEY TOWNSLEY TOWNSLEY Elizabeth George John Patterson Nancy Andrew Jr Sarah B James William William M -------------------- WASKEY GOODWIN WASKEY KEER WASKEY ENGLER WASKEY ANDERSON Bedford Co, VA ti " " Roanoke Co, VA ,, " " Botetourt Co, VA Roanoke Co, VA " " " Montgomery Co, VA " " " Roanoke Co, VA md 1792 md 1792 b 1795 b 1821 md 1836 d 1906 md 1901 d 1812 1810 census b 1800 Will iam Rockbridge Co, Va - ?Minn. b 180lc; md 2 Aug 1831 Harriet md Rkbdge 2 Aug 1831 " '? " " " Madera C "Dora" b Montgomery Co, VA b cl853;md man listed below William md ?Washington Co, VA md Manilla "Ella" b Montgomery Co, VA b c1851;md man listed below Jacob md ?Washington Co, VA md Fannie b Montgomery Co, VA 1870-1961; rnd man listed below Edward B md ?Washington Co, VA Md HERALD OF THE VALLEY, 4 Dec 1820 Fincastle, Virginia MARRIED: On the 23d ult . by the Rev John Helms, Mr John Iarr, to Miss Eliza daughter of B B Draper. ----- On the same day, by the same; Mr Jacob Custard, to Miss Susanna Lypes all of this Country . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTICE . The Subscriber having been appointed by Dr James Smith of the City of Washington one of the Vaccination Auxiliary Agents for the County of Botetourt, is prepared to Vaccinate gratis, all those who may think proper to apply at his office. J~ MADISON Fincastle, Dec 4, 1820 �I :2. 7 EXCHANGE QUARTERLY NEWS The quarterly, The Genie, published by Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association, Inc., Vol 30 No. 2, pg. 73-75, has reprinted the 1876-77 Catalogue of the Officer and Students ofRoanoke College, Salem, Virginia. The Southern Kentucky Genealogical Society is now publishing a newsletter, President 's Perspective. In Vol 1 No. 1 is a replacement index to their last Longhunter quarterly. They had been unhappy with the result of the last printing. The society now has a Home Page for those with access to the Internet Check it out at: http://members.aoLcom/skgs/gen-Lhtm. We are receiving complimentary copies of The Doss Connection, publication of the Doss Family Association. This is a well-formatted publication, fuD of records, interviews and Doss family information. These are being placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library. Membership to the Doss Family Association is $15 annually. For information, please contact The Doss Connection, c/o L1'bbie Griffin, P.O. Box 271, Greenbush, MA 02040. In The Louisiana Genealogical Register, Vol. XLilI No 2, Jwte 1996, is a list of Confederates buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, IN. This list includes 144 Virginians, showing the name, military unit and date of death. The article includes information about the Camp Morton Prison in Indianapolis, IN. "A few years ago when I was walking in a small cemetery near Alden, Kansas, I realized that some of the people-ancestors were from the Bedford, Virginia area. Maybe someone wants these pictures for genealogical purposes.'' The names on the tombstones photos are: Annie V. Dau ofT.B. & M.W. JETER; Stewart W. JETER; JETER, Dessie and Thomas H.; Edwin E. JETER; Evelyn JETER; Lillian C. JETER; Two stones with only the name JETER and small stones with the names Ernest S., Walter P. and Mary J. (probably JETERs also). For the most part, the stones include birth and death dates. Anyone wishing a copy of these photos, please contact the corresponding secretary. The negatives were also included, but the person sending the material did not give a name or address. The Society thanks him or her for passing along this material. ================================================================================ NEWS FROM JONES MEMORIAL LIBRARY LYNCHBURG, VA The Jones Memorial Library has the largest collection of genealogical materials in Central Virginia. This may be very helpful for some of us in searching for our Western Virginia ancestors. Their hours are Tuesday 1 p.rn. to 9 p.m . ; Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 1 p . m. to 5 p .m.; Saturday 9 a .rn . to 1 p . m.; closed SWlday & Monday. This is a private library but open to the public without charge . Their address and phone number : 2311 Memorial Ave ., Lynchburg, VA 24501, phone 804-846-0505 . From THE J.M.L . REPORT, Vol . VI, No. 2, Fall 1995. �QUERIES 96-55: $50 REWARD for documented b/pl & par of John ROBINSON b abt 1685-95; m Tabitha JONES d/o Edward; resided Muddy Creek Henrico/Goochland Co, VA . Billie R. Lewis. 1104 Voncile St., Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 (ROBERTSON) 96-56: Need par & b/pl of Jordan SMITH b abt 1783-7 ; poss in Buckingh am Co, VA; soldier of War of 1812; died 1860 in Boone Co.,in today's WV . Billie R. Lewis, see 96-55 96-57: Seek b/pl & par of John TAYLOR b in 1599 prob in England; died 1675/76 in Baltimore Co, MD. Who was his wife? Billie R. Lewis, see 96-55 96-58: Seek info on ances. of James BUFORD , f/o Lillian BUFORD w/o Anthony PHILLIPS. James BUFORD prob from Lunenburg Co, VA. Frank Page, Jr . , 33610 Helms Lane, Lillian, AL 36549 96-59: Seek info on ances . of John JUDE , f/o George JUDE , b 13 Aug 1746, Campbell Co, VA. George JUDE m Anna WATSON in 1 785 in Campbell Co, VA. John JUDE may have been from Rappahannock Co, VA . Frank Page, Jr., see 96-58 96-60 : Seek info on ances . of Matthew WATSON f/o Anne (or Anna) WATSON b 17 Sep 1754 in Campbell Co, VA, m/o Sara WATSON JUDE b 22 Jul 1789. Matthew bought land in Goochland Co in 1740 & prob came from parish of St. Martin in Hanover Co, VA. Frank Page, Jr., see 96-58 96-61: Would like to corres w/anyone who have ances with surnames of FORSYTHE , HARBISON, JAMIESON , MCCRACKEN, STEWART ( STUART ) & who came from No . Ireland or Scotland . Tracy L . Forsythe , 725 E. 7th St., Loveland, CO 80537-4905 96-62 : Seeking info on fam members of William MORGAN who lived near Gills Creek & Blackwater River 1747-1764. May have reloc to Cheat River, Monongalia Co abt 1769. Monte H. Morgan, 529 ClifSide Court, St. Louis, MO 63122 96-63: Need w & par/o James COLEMAN b ca 1730; in 1770 lived in Bedford Co, VA; from 1785-1799 in Franklin Co, VA. Issue: John b 1763 m Martha "Patsy" ARRINGTON on 17 Feb 1792, Franklin Co, VA; Milly m Thomas ARRINGTON on 27 sep 1791, Franklin Co, VA ; Elizabeth Betsy b 1770 m Nathaniel (Nathan) CHAPMAN on 17 Feb 1791, Franklin Co, VA; James m Cloe. Barbara C. Beck, M. R. Box 59, McNutt Ave., Princeton , WV 24740 11 11 96-64: Would like to get a copy of the 1898 Enumeration of Confederate Veterans for Montgomery County or the 1898 Montgomery County Confederate Veterans Roster . Will reimb time & expenses. Charles D. Wood, Rt 1, Box 1680 , Spout Spring, VA 24593 ph ; (804)352-2482 �96-65 : Interested in corres w/anyone who has researched the CROCKETT , WITTEN & rel fam line. Seek info abt the loc of the area they lived in Tazewell, VA Are there any of the homes still standing today? Where are they buried? Betty Moutray, 20185 State Rt DD, St . Joseph, MO 64505 96-66: Who are the par/o Daniel William STINE b ca 1795 in VA? He m Celia MARTIN in KY 1824. din IL 1852. Will exchange Stine info . Mrs. Quinton Stine, 10306 N.E. 7th, Midwest City , OK 73130 96-67: Need info on PAIN/ PAINE/ PAYNE fams of N Central NC and SW VA counties . Barnabus PAIN b abt 1745. Will probated 1 827 Davidson Co, NC. Joseph PAYNE bef 1740, d 1804, Bedford Co, VA. Related surnames: WELCH , WELBORN , HAYWORTH , COLES , IDOL , CLINARD , LONG, ODELL , SPURGEON, SHIELDS , HENSON , ANDERSON, BASHAM. Barbara Meives , 29240 Brown Springs Rd., Sedalia, MO 65301 96-68: Seeking info on John CAWLEY b 2-10 - 1828 in Roanoke, VA. Reported siblings were Bryant, Jacob, Mary & Julia . John m Catherin LANTZ in Elkhart, IN in 1856 & they raised their fam i n Lee Co , IL . Any help appreciated . Steve Kennedy , 12 319 Alexandria , San Anto nia, TX 78233 96-69: Isaac MI LLER said to have resided in Franklin Co in 1 7 8 0s (poss 1790s) with wife Elizabeth & ch: El izabeth, b 1 sep 17 8 5, m Jacob WEAVER in Montgomery Co, OH in 1805; Hannah m Abraham HORNER , Jr. in OH in 181 1 ; Mary m David SHOCK ; Susannah m John DEAL; John ; Anna m Henry WEAVER ; Abraham; Isaac; & Moses . Isaac MILLER b 9 Fe b 1751 & din Montgomery Co., OH 23 Jan 1816. Can anyone tell me b / pl, par name s, & where I could obtain copy of his Rev Wa r service? Said to have been a private in the VA I.P.D. Pitts 29 , Sa f 269. Joyce M. Marot, 20 3 Snow Ave . , Battle Creek, MI 4 90 17 96- 70 FREEMAN I BALLENGER I JOPLING: Looking for descendants of these Henric o Amher st families who may have migrated into SW Va Cos . late 1700's ear l y 1800 ' s. Judy Colonnese , 3242 Winter Dr, Oklahoma Cit y , OK 73112 . 8 (PLEASE print or type your queries , especially your name or address , as we cannot always make out a name. bw) =====~==~====~====== ===================~=============== = =~====================== The Las t Word e have had complements and complaints on printing Mi' t chell 's Refer en ce to Map ( ~ext mon t h is the end - t hank he avens!) - also using printed material , such as Di rectories. As many of us have found out, there can be more than one •t own' in one state or county wi t h t he same name , And don't forget the forma ti on of n ew states and counties. This is where we have to kn ow the history of a sta t e or county, Or, as I found out, the census taker put down the wr ong s t ate for a county . The state d i rectory can give the l ocati on of a f am i l y -- much better than the usual "Va . '' I want to thank al l my friends for their support and prayer s during the illness and death of my son Bill . Babe Fowl er w �SOUTHWRSTRRNVlRG[NlA GENRALOG [CAL SOClKTY - RECAP OF INCOHB ANO BXPBNSES 1995 ::: : ::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: TOTAL JANUARY FEBRURARY HARCH APRIL HAY JUUE JULY AUGUST SBPTBHB ER OCTOBBR NOVBHBBR OBCEHBRR ------ ------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------- ------ ----------------- ----------------------------------------------- ----------illCOHB ~e11ber s hip Dues He11bership Re funds ~e ~ber's Check N o Funds In~e~e s t on Savings Burton Collection Refunds, to Burton Buyers Donations YANBack lssues Charts and Queries ~OTAL 2,701.00 1,150. 00 115. 00I (15.00) 192.01 16.51 498.50 18.48 Z25. 00 158.00 20.58 20.25 1,540.00 (131.50 ) 41. 00 Z9 .00 45.04 15. 40 127.00 Z.00 5.00 164.50 115 .00) (15.001 14.70 14.92 267.00 15.04 15 .00 LOO 20 .00 6.35 7. 59 1L 77 530.00 4.00 25.00 25.00 138 .00 14.76 13.92 12.68 455.50 427.50 (89.50) { ~ 2.00) 5.00 1.60 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INCOHB BXPBNSBS P. o. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 20, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Chapel Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1996 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv20n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4962/VANv20n2.pdf 7006c54fcc427a98714d5c8574b424b9 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 J I MAY 1996 '.L I Virginia Appalachian Notes I ' 'I ,. ' '• t. .' �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Officers and Executive Board Aica 5 4 0 36 6-9 142 890-399 J Ora Belle McCotman Gene Swartzell President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Ed Graham 774-5 168 65 1-3 4 37 977 --0067 Judy Blackwell Karen Kappesser Wendy James Don Martindale Babe Fowler Ann Sylvest Mildred Campbell Norma Jean Peters •• Treasurer Ass't Treasurer/Membership Van Editor Van Ass't Editor Historian Immediate Past President 3 8 7-4362 366--082 9 3 45 - 8709 Office: 345 --0 901 3 44-1018 5 63 -1 382 Committees Computer/Labeler Program Hospitality Queries Exchange Quarterlieft Pedigree Charts Publicity Book Reviews • • ~ Don Vaughn Gene Swartzell Reva Weeks Ann Sylvest Carol Milbourn Mary Jane Vaden Karen Kappesser Gene Swartzell I ...''t vJ.. .~ l • *" * * • • 989-8 645 890-3 9 9 1 3 89-5573 Office: 3 45--0901 774-53 16 345-1748 977-0067 890-3 991 • * * ,.. ,.. 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Odds & Ends: Newspaper: "Herald of the Valley" 46 47 52 55 56 57 77 79 80 84 85 88 56 51, 5 5, 79 The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets (usually) the third Saturday of the month (except summer months and December) at the Roanoke City Central Library, Elmwood Park, Jefferson Street, Roanoke, VA, at 1:30 pm. Come early and research in the Virginia Room. �PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE April l 0, 1996 Dear Members, It's Spring. The spring flowers and the greening of the earth should be giving us a renewa l of enthusiasm to get busy on that res ea re h you may have put on hold during these past few months of winter's snow, ice and chilling winds. By the time this VAN is published, Roanoke will have hosted the Vi rgi ni a Genealogy Society's Spring Conference which promises to be a great conference concentrating on Virginia's migrations. As you do your research and recording, be wary of everything that is in print, or recorded even in the court house records. If at all possible, double check with the original document, or before you accept the printed source, double check it yourself. There are just too many chances for human error in recording, copying or typing. In order to make the VAN more representative of the membership, if you have unpublished material the editor would appreciate your contributing it, however, it may not be included in the next publication. Happy hunting, Ora Belle McColman ============================================================================== IN MEMORY OF Roy O. Evans Olathe, Kansas died November 1995 ==== === = == = =====================~============================================~ �If SMYTH COUNTY. CRATAIGNE'S VIRGINIA GAZETTEER and CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 I6J. E. C. HILLYER & CO. , .tee Making and Refrigerating Machinery, 1893 - 1894 From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. m- See Cut of Machine, Pa~e 10. ~ Courts. CONST.\llLES. f The C1RCL'IT Cncrcr of the 16th · J as V Richardson. CA Cronse. 'circuit meets at i\farion o n the 3d D C Gollihon, Wm A Scott, T P Monclays in March and August and Blankenbeclder. rst Monday in December. p t Offi SMYTH COUNTY. . Value of real estate 1892,. State tax on real estate, . Value of person al property, State tax o n persona l p~operty, . ces. , A.dwolf, J U W OLFE. .t\tki n 's Tank , :vr D BLACKARD. ;: Tl.1c Col.!:-:~v CocRT m~ets at BroaJford, S W Kent. ' Mari on on tl11rd Monday in each Camp . CL Jennin gs. ·month. , C hatham Hill, C A Ht;BBLE. ::· judge, G H Fudge. . Chilhowie, H G HE:.J J~GER. · Clffk, W C Sexton·. Cruey. Groseclose, M T BLESS IN G. County Officers. Grosses, P M JO:'.'-JES. Sheriff, F W L eonard. , Gypsum, Jas B Crabtree. Sun.1qtJr, A p Killinger. H olstein ~Iill s. CHAS ~EITCH. Treasurer, A F Stone. : L a mont, MRS .:\[ E PH I PPS. Commo11wcnlt!t·s •../ttornq, A i\I Long H ollow, J ~l PRATT. :Dickenson. Luma, LI ZZIE POSTON. Commissioner of .·lccounts, ]no S :\Ia ri on_ (c h), G~o S Smith. · Copenhave r . Olympia, J B \\ HITEHE.-\.D. Supt of Poor, Robt C Williams. Pl_asterburg, i\1:-\.RIA PA.XT~N. Supt of Scltoo/s, FA Kelly. Rich Valley, MRS L rJ BLCHCo111111'rs of RL'<!omt', Jno L GolANON. 1 :lchon, Jn o M William s, B F Call. , Rye Valley, J ENN I E P \tVI L; LIAMS. :\IAGISTRATE::i. : St Clair'!:i Bottom, Jas Edmisto n. C D Carter, C TvI Sexton, HT Seve n Mil e Fo rd , C H BOOTH . ~ Hubbl e , G W Hill, A P Ki ll i nge r , Sugar Grove, \V H Whi smo n. . A B Snavely , J no ] Kirk , W J Valley V iew, W L R I CHARD: Chisenhall, G B Blanke nbeckler. ! SON . . Judge, Jo hn A Kelly. , . C/t'l'I.:, W C Sexton. Capitatio n tax, . \Vhite, $2,252.00; colored , Population 1890,. Wh ite, 12,r 16; colored, 183.oo'r . 1,244.00{ Smyth county wa::; formed from Washington and \tVythe in 1832.~ lies in_ the valley formed by the Alleghany and Clinch mounta ins, ~ Washington county on the western and vVythe and Bland on .~> eastern borders. The valley lands are \'ery fertile, and the upper la produce the spontaneous blue grass upon whic h large herds of c~ are annually raised. The cou n ty is drained by the North, Middle ' So uth forks of the Holston river, which have their rise in this coun while the Norfolk and Western railroad extends through its m i~f part east and west. It has been demonstrated by actual experieh· within the last few years that the county (especially the Rich Val and Chestnut Ridge sections) cannot be surpassed for the productio? tobacco- either fine yel!ow or heavy shipping. Co rn , wheat, oats i buckwheat are grown in paying quantities, a n d the dairy and ore~· products are varied and valuable. Iro n o re , limestone and salt 1": found in great abundance, as are also lead, copper, gypsum and ma~., Marion, the county seat, is a thriving, handsome town o f con sidera,~. business importance, situated about the centre o f the county , 275 m~· southwest from Richmond , on the line of the Norfolk & Western R~ road, and on the banks of Middle Fork Holston river. It is the site, the South Western Lunatic Asylum. The county has a n area of square miles, 327,394 acres, and the lands have an average asse.~i· ~.~ . ... J ~· val ue of about $5.00 per acre. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, IWINDOW SHADES T~ RICHMOND, VA. os - ORDER, ANY ST D D Hull , Jno M Gwyn, E S L ook & Lincoln, Wolfe. Atk ins Bros, I :·Woodward & Lothrop, l · Washington, ~ ("') ~ < > ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ trl Q g >< Agricultural Implements. su r ERv1soRs. . ~ o. c. Marion Marion IMPORTED AND DOMEsT1c f Dry and Fancy Goods. ~ ~ �... 1164 .. t I 'I ·'l~ ··.~·~.f~: SMYTH COUNTY. •'j.~ -, Carnenter s and Builder '31"~~..' -~ Asylums. 'jl\lif. I Mari~i; " !tis • Southwest Lunatic. Dr R J Ballow R L, Preston Marion Blount J A, ' Brown L, Attorneys at Law. Bell H N, Buchanan B F, Cole A P. Dickenson A M, Fudge G H, Jones (S D) & St John . Ma<~on Mar~on 8 Lu , Tan~, l\!ancill~~ 1 Atkins .,,~ ~ Campbell Alexande<, Campbell Geocge R, Chatham Ii.® · 1 '1·6·5 SMYTH CO U N TY . ;• t,. ~ ,\~:·~· . ~ CO., E. C. ::IIILLY E R & Making and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. to 100 Ton s Daily, Cap a city. Manon Corrier D F, Mario'J Crochett James, Plasterbu Manon Crow CK Lum Marion Oilman Sdmuel, 0Iymj}1 C), . Dungan J W Jr, Seven Mile FoQ Manon / Ferguson Henry, Chatham Hi NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ~ See Cut of Machine, Pag e . 10. ~ Hatfield Green, Plasterburg Colley & l\1cC ready, , Hayton Peter, Olympia ! Seven i\lilc F1ru Herron J R, Grosses . Fell J \N, :VIarion Kelly Jas H, Madon Gcoseclose S, Seven MHe .... ,·Look & Lincoln, Ma rion , Greever R B & Co , Chilhowie Rye Valley Groseclose J L , :Vfarion Lewis R P, Hopkin s Wm. Holstein ,_., . Pierce A \V, Miller D C, Manon ;\1Jitchell George, Lamo .'· Poston ] H, L uma : GWYN] M & CO, Chatham Hi ll Morgan H L, J\Iarion I Mitchell Snmuel, Lame>) . Poston \Vm, L u ma Gwv n, Sexto n & Co, Va ll ev View Pendleto n AG & WC, Mar!on l :\lforris CD, Seven Mil.e . Snavely CW, Chilh owie He1; in ;;er J \V & Co , Chil howie Sheffey J P, Manon M C & J S, Ch1lhow/§. Dentists. H enin ger & Pickle, Chilhow ie ~b 1" 0 11 H iptenstal l V.1 F & Co. ~fari o n Banks. , :.'-iclso n J C, Rye Vall~.}J ;, Rlackwel l H, Bank of '.\farion, E H Copen! Parish J H, , ~Cari~~ ~ ; .~ H oolnagle ] A.. Atkins Tank · Copenha\·er Chas S. 1 . , 1 ~ 011 Hubb le CA, haver cashier Marion Pendleton G H & J \V, Clulhow~!. ~, Cha::!1am Hilt Haller E ] , 1 i .. non I-I L "C 1' \, ' I · uttcn A 1.x •), "n~ atlcv ' John F , ·' an on · llarytes Manufacturers. . Ir Prator Robects E c. . '- Hill J P, Distillers. Jackson :\f · :'1-I_a;·ion Copenhaven Ii P, Robbins W F, Rye James \V F, R ·,.c \ allev Bal es Eli, \ -::l II ev "~· Luther J J•[ & Co, Manon ISt JOhn John F, :Vlacio'., v 1ew · · . J00i ES P i\l & CO, Gro~:: es . Hoyles E :\r. 0 1-\·mpta Blacksmiths & Wheelwrights. Snavely F S, illacio~ "- Co, D . i·-..ent ~- \.I/· 1....:: nroau1·r1> ru· Coope r P D. Desmond E ] , Mar~on ., Tomlin~on Lee, Grosse! Oly mpia Lco "r ' RD\'. 13LE· --I"' (N F~'(w Mar~on/ M1~l. l Fo~~ ~locris 1\'Iarion~: Plastecbur~ Mac~on : i Valle~ King R L, Manon New"'.an Francis, . Macion ; Buchanan ill R & W P, D..''tl,,.O'; ::>5 • stc:: .... .: Sheffcy J P. Cattle Dealers. N1cke1s] F & Atkins Jas, Manon 1 '. Chatham Hii Sprinkle 0 C, Watson Marion ; Cartee & Geocge, Brnadfor_" Boarding Houses. : McCocmick S W, . Caniec D F Mrs, il!arion . Saitv11le, Waslungton. Lindsey Stephen, •1\1' M . ! Sanders J N, D. Broom anufactu1ers. . 11 v ance ] L c& B ro, seven 1ckey Bros, Manon Cl th' B t h 1 e or1 ' o ing. U C ers. . I \Veiler M, Wario"·· G:oseclose Co, Jn o, Manon I Coach and, Wagon Nickels J TE&FPa111ter . . Wolfe & Henycr M · i Boothe & Cod1e, Seven Mile For1 ~ Mar~on Builders.~;: anon I Cruey T W' Seaver W C & Son, Marion Durman W F, Cruey; Marion" Adwo] T ], -Wilmoce ------ Marion Hatfield D W, Long Hollow, • , Cabmet Makers. IDebord Geo RIOE:M:o N n , v A_ ·Buchanan ).[ K. · Judki ns I G, t \.\. ~~ :\br~o n Oiympi:. .\llianc e C·' . :\Ianon >i els0 n l \V & ( 1•. Pl:tsterburr:; :>iaff & Co, ~- .'\U, ( r" -= cd •) "' ~ ()l::mpi.l l~ 1 T \"al le" c:a :r !).)~ ~· ~1 P:dmcr G \\', L u ::~ .t 1·l, L l 1 , l)'1c \· · • I .a111011 t . " t: .• . ' "' :1 . .T . . 1 ! i'· ,~ ·) ·~ ' .,.. T · ' r -·' · \ 1 \ · 1 Pla:::terbur~ 1 1,. \ l ~ ,, t: ~ 1\ c.. J L \bri on RICHARDSO>i & Rl(lf,\R DSO>! . \",1:k:· \' it"' General Mercb.an ts. Robert=- J \\". Ci11lli o\\'ir: fla ke r V H, Chatham IIill ROBERTS & BOOT! IE. lkdv r \\" Glen n. Chilhowie Sc.:\'c.: n \lilc F1,rd Bu.cha nan T \V, Rich Valley Scott Bro-;, (:1m p . Carner J HI Chilhowie Sexton & H uobl e, Chatha m Hi ll Carter CD, Rich Valley 1Sprinkle E ~ :\Irs, ~LHi o n '. \\' ilmore Th0~ .. L I • OF ALL KI NDS. · " · ' .\ L·.i: :..; I k,l:• ii\' : Furniture Dealers and ManuRee\·es F & c,~ . \! .iri·rn facturers. \l.1ri1 11! . Se:tre r \V C & Sons, \[.i ri on Rh~a J B & !l ull Cr;, ;.; Woodward & Lothrop, 1 HIGH CLAss P & Son, Florists. c~ rvr·1MaFnon·· •· ~I L !, . ' Woodward & Lothrop ~ To Ord erW ashington , D. C. ~s ' ~ !\ M e n 's Dress a nd Busl · n ess S hirts , P a j a m as, &.c. n -J . " �It66 ~';'1~ SMYTH COUNTY . I I ·~') ~. ~ti\~ CrJc~~ R~ch Valley: ---,,.--~~~~~~~~---------:!..!..~ F SMYTH COUNTY. 1167 Taytor, Buchanan & Co, Buchanan G, E . C. HILTJYER & C O ., • Valley Vi.ew Buchanan T \V, Venable & Co, Manon Carter C D, Rich Vall~~· Watson M P & Son, P lasterburg Cole AP, St Clair Bottoni" 'Whitehead J B & Co, Olympia ! Copenh;we n H P, l\'larion·; F rom 200 L bs. t o 100 Tons Daily , Capacity. \Villiams C M, Atkins Tan k I Custer H, Olympia· ~ \Vitte n J S & Co, Broadfo rd : Ferguson J F, Chatham Hifl~ NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Wolfe C M, Marion IGrayson :VI ill, Long Hollo'v/ : ~ See Cut of Machine, Page Io. ~ \VOLFE U JOSEP H, Adwol f l Groseclose Peter, Groseclose·1 Ya rbough Charles & Co, Gwyn J M, Chatham Hill ' Debord & Kirk, r\dwolri Shupe Abraham & Co, Rye Valley Farris \\i A, A.dwoif Stone A F. Valley View Rye Valley j Gwyn & Ferguso n. Vali~y View. Ferguson & Gwyn , Chatham Hill · Stone Columbus. Marion Hardware. j Harman H. Olympi~". H iptenstall W F & Co, Marion Horn Henry, Ca~p:~ fry Jno, Plasterburg Min es-Coal. .Sheffey J P. Marion Hu ghes Jno, Plasterburf';; Golliho n J C, Marion Preston J :\[. Seven Mile Ford Hotels. 1 Hull & Sta ley , iWar ion' Grayson F, L ong Hollow You ncr J oe Valle\· View Chatham Hill ::. I · Carner House , J H Carne r, f Humphrey David, Piasterburg~) Gwyn J :\'I & Co, Hank lev & Perkin:;. Ch ilh owie ines- r on. Chi lh o\\'ie · Humphrey vV F, Se\·en 2\:Iile Ford' Olym pia Glade i\II?unt~i 11 , Atki1~~ Tank Central, Ri)bert Ashworth, Ma rion I :Vfartin John , Rye Valley . Harma~ H. Hopkins Wm . H o lstein :\Cills Su~ar Hill :\[1nes, Jno -:vr 'v\•d: Groseclose E F. :Vfarion I Mitchell Sa mu el , . Lamont Humphrey \V f. Seven :\file Ford Iiams, Rye valley H enl ey SA M ~f rs . 1 :vr usser G W , Atkins Tank ~. James E M. Sugar Grove Mines-L ead. Seven Mile Fo rd , Nelson :\fills, Geo L Nel son ·. Mitcl~ell Samu el. 1:-amo~t . Rye Valle;; :\fining Co, Rye Valley Insurance Agents. · Rye Valley.'? Copen :1ave r E H, Marion Onerbay H ~· Grosses ,• Morn s C D. Chilhowie News p a pers and Magazines. Onerbav T H. Grosses .. Hul l H B, Marion , P~lmer G \V · Lu ma ,.: Peirce£ s & Son. :\b.rion Conservative Democrat 1.wkly ), . Pc:ndlet<) n A G. :\farion P~erce J\lex, Sug~r Grove:. Puo-h L :VI R,·e Valley C .A Carper, :\Iar~ on p· I d G \.V M · Pde J \\'. Lu ma . 1 1 11 d \'~ · i'·f · • Man on Democrat. :Vfano n 1' :c san d ' d M h• Preston J :\I, Se\·en }lile Sh::. epar ·vm, :\ anon : I ,. R · TI Ion oun ers an ac . llll;:, s. Seaver \.\" C & Sons. .Marion.~ Shreeves Clifton, Pbsterburg ' ~out iwest .... ews ( ep) \ lll~S· .· Jfoo th Joel, Seven Mile Ford Sta rrett & Son::;. Broadford ·.· Sta rrett & Son::;, 13roadford day, ) · Iaii on Jones ] Yr & Co. Marion Stoner\ 17. Atkin s Tank' Whitehead J B & Co. Olnnpia ~ Photographers. Luther J M & Co, Marion . . . · Noel Walter. :\farion Born J ohn D , Plasterburg ~hlls-Plaster. ,~, M1lls-Woolen. Thornton J T, ?vlari on Hull H B. Marion Holston ~alt & Plaster Co, :·j ' Holstein Woolen Co,Holstein :\[ills Phy"' i cians Neitch Chas, Ho lstein Mills , k. p \\" ;:) · 'l,r · Livery and Feed Stables. . Saltville, Washin gton Cor// OLYMPIA WOOLEN ~VI ILLS, l ''""t ins . · .uan~n P • Samu el, Lamont·,1 run er TS , Jj\·tr1arion · Mitchell R b \V'. ·; ' l d &C Ol . I Rarley ~ P, Chatham Hill S I L L .,,,1 . o ert:; 1ndom . ... J B Vih ,~ 1te 1ea o, ymp1a 1 Brady E T, Marion 1" c lerer , . v anon .::alt 'J I \H l · to Co . . . .;, ·v1 e, •v as 11ng 11 d Millwrigh ts. Buchanan J D, Marion Notions. . : Mills-Saw a nd Planing. ... Bennett J W, Seven i\'[i le Ford ; Davis D T. Olympia L1zz1 e l\I1 ss, Manon B , L , · \ti·· . T.,nk : SBlessins · kl· c E 1"j -.r lMrs. :1r . ro\~n e11, .· ,11i:, ... Catron H C, Olympia I Dickinson S vV, .;\farion pnn h' anon B r.- G C cv 1· \\. Id N · •·r· M . 1 uc 11anan 1· , ru . ' Crewey Joseph , Plasterburg Dunn Thomas, Luma ·a r? p annie .v iss. anon Ca rter C D. Rich Valier Custer H, Olympia Dunn WC , Luma Mills-Corn and Flour. Cobbs \Vm, Pla sterbu rg ·~ Kinson Joseph. Plasterburg ' Edmonso n H Il, L ong H oll ow Baker J H, Ch ilhowie Cole .r\ C. Grosses Nelson G L, Sugar Grove 1 Hawkins T D, Groseclose Beatie C W, Chilh owie ' Custer H, Olympia· ·· Ratcliffe Geo rge, Olympia Hubble Edward, Chilhowie St John J ohn F, Marion Hubble G \\" Seven Mile Ford 1 lee Making and Refrigerating Machinery, M:· ia~ ~~ ; Ford.~; I ~1lh~er.y a~d -------- -----nrr~Rrrn ANo_oo~rEsnc 1· Woodward &Lothrop, l Richmond, Va. Woodward & Lothrop, Direct Importers. f D1·y Goods, 1Vot1 ons, J·c. ... , Washineton. D. C • ~ 'O �11 63 SMYTH COUNTY. .. .., ~< ;~ W...\k~;~F '..!$i Hufford RD ~· tt 69 S:\1YTH COU~T Y . ., i· wc c p Schrock, Chatham ~ill 1 . Stov~s and Tinware. Manon Heptinstall R F & Co, Mar' ·· ·-".· £Atkins. · lJRO.\ DFO RD.-Alex Whittaker.TT Taylor. WW Geoq;~e. J W Brown , Chilho:vie · Tailors. -: ~ · ~ c \I/ Robe rts , John Littrell, J A Golleho n , J R Buchanan, John Shannon 1 i\fanon Fran cis J H, Mario ·· Plasterburg T . & ,, . ·~ ,.., £ L Roberts, D F Humphrey, \V I3 Cobbs. R ~.e V·a lie'y· anne:rs - ..,tuners. }i.'l: · ~.!'\.. C.-DIP.-S :VI Horn<!, RB Horne, William Wingate, E Wampler, JerePlasterburti L_ockhart H H • i\fario:!£';·~·· niiah Criggle r, Henry Horne . :\l rs H Jam es, Jacob W r i g~1t , C L Je nOlympia ~1er~e ~:l:x, Rye_Yal.~.{~)' ni ngs. • Grosses !S_na\ el:r & B11d~ me>re, Ch dhow,~ J.:t CH.-\TH.\ ~I .H1LL.- T B Ward. I H Buchanan , J M Gwy n , R M Gad dy, Saddlers and Harness Makers. v ~t~ght J M · _, Chatham _H~ ~-:. Dale William, Se,·en ;\file Ford Whitehead & Lod..1art, Olyme1 >or~ G \V Pratt, George 'vV Hays, W F Anderson, J E Sexton, Mrs Kate Sexton , J B Whitehead , G W Gillespie, W T Cam pbell , F C Sexton, C Gullion John, Olympia Theatres. .~: ,ti;, Lewis \V H, Olympia Seaver's Opera House, :\faril6o'· :) M Sexton, C A Hubble. C111rnow1E.-C \V Beatie , J B Smith, J S Greever, 13 Vance , J L Lo,·elace J H. Seven ::\file Ford Under t akers. . ~/ . Sanders, J i\'l Mullen. A F St John, \ V L Hawthorne, R H H ubble , A ;\foore \V E, :VCarion Catron J ::\f C, Chatham H\llf:~ Pruner Thomas F, .:V[arion Crewy T W, CrucE~' H Tate , J H Greeve r. CRCEY.-H S Buchanan. F G Buchanan . L S Campbe ll, G W Bu chVaught JM, Chatham Hill Dilman Samue!. Olympia~ anan, I T P ratt, M R Ryburn. James Clark, E Buchanan, J G Gillespie, Viney - - , Pbs.terb urg HJrris & C:ltron, Long Hollo~J{:;t ObeJiah Neal, J W Lou thian , F i\'l \ Vebb, C C B uch anan, J F Buchan an , Schools and Academies. Hubble H T. Olympi~~ Liberty .-\cademy, Chilhowie K:eslini; He nderson. Rye \ia ll~!~i:;. RT Buchanan. GROSSEs.- A M H o us ton. J R Herron, J ohn A W illiam s, J C Pope , Lon::r Hollow ...\ cademv-. .:\I1tchell Geor!!e . Lamoni ..~ L ong H ollow Se:iver WC. Mariq i.·' Alonzo Fisher, J H Tomlinson. H OLSTE IN M rLLs.- \·\ i:\[ ALEXA)iDEl{ , H C Dutto n, W B Mc::\farion Female College, J ] T omlin so n J >! . Grosse Ii.': .. Shere:- prin. ::\forion \Vh is;i1:tn \V L. Sug1r Grovjh~:; Kee, H C Clute, FA ~I aiden . RH Hubble. ~fari on High So.:hool, D C Yar; eties .~~~ L \ '.\tO:><T.- R H Buchanan , \V H Buchanan, I H Buchanan. George Mitchell , Samuel ~[ itchell. A H Wyatt, I L Phipps, Samuel Spence, ~·f iiler prin, }fario:1 Sorinkle E >J' :\[~::. • ?IIariol' .... ~ Oak Point Acaciemv, RA _.\nw' 1 , d J l ' : I T P ratt, J Pratt, James Stinsdon. F J Buchanan. d erson pri· n. · atcll!na.Ke1·s n.n . ewe ers. . .:"l •..' d· \\'O If L o:->G HoLLO\Y.- L S C:i.mpbel l. \\' H Campbell. Jam es Cla rk. ES I' CC · '-1 I a nop . ~ i:o.. Ca.iy Pleasant Gro,·e School ·a~" Clark , Crockett Clark, S R Clear, \\' H Clare. loil n P Clare, Robert I 1. • . ~ .~"" Long Hollow ~! u_:-;;se.~~;11 te J H, _:\fa r~o. • ~1 Clare, J ] Orr, Charles .-\llison. E J McCarty: J C Bucha nan, C J R·:e Vallev .-\c:i.dem•:. R\·e Vallev \e1tch 1.-narlts, Holstein :\1111 .,•.. Shannan. Jos Burkett, H o\\'ard Harris, T ;\I Buch:rnan, l\lartin CoulS~n t:ers ~1I H :\[rs, · · C rue~· Wool Dealers. ther, John R Orr, :\[ R Bybu rn . \ \. m Culhcss , John Whit ley, Robert \\i!lli:i.ms Schooi House. · Ruc:1anan \V H Mitchell, A J Bolt. R,·e Valle)' • Geor,,.e W \V • • :::> M.\Rt O ~ .- :.i C Sprin kle, I C .-\nde:·son, Jo hn Copetl havcr . D D Hull, V S i\ Iorgan, J S Groseclose. J W .-\nderson. Peter Groseclose. Look & Pendleton J S, Sco~t J T, Sprinkle G \V, Taylor R i\f, \\·=11· • 1oms Jo I111 "'£ .1 , \.Vatson M P, Young PS, Young R F, - p W heeler, B F Aker, W h eeler, rvi rs M .· . - \J fJI , I Principal Farmer:s. :\'~ .r\D\\'O Li'.- ,-\c!dison Wolfe. \V H \Veile. C )f Bya;·.:e, IC .-\nderson;"~~;· f \\.' .1.ncierson, HT -4..nder.~on, C 0 \Vheeler. W H )lL'ek, \V K l3roo ks,{lj!r.;: H C Dutton, \VS Cmbarger. J L Clute. . .-,.,., ..\:-:..:ix:-' T\x".- D W Bea r, A G \Vassum, J H Hoofna~le, Da?i~~·tW;'..: .-\ker.] :\.Eller.ST .Atkins. A H Atkins. W D :\fcGi1ee. \VG r\tkins~7~1 W H ~prinkle, S~ew;ird Lindamood. T J Keslc:-·. Jolin f ranklin, Ge:~~\, - · .-.-- - - - --- -------- WOODWARD & LOTHROP,~ SEND YOUR ORDERS BY Richmond, Va. 1 Li ncol n. Robt Gootsb:,-. J P Sheffey, J H Copenha\'er. \VE Copenhaver, A F Stone, A P Scott, J B C mberg.::r, \\i S C mbergcr. A P Cole est, [\; C Har ris, J A Harris. H B Hall or. J T Johnson. J \V Newma n, Jes Atkins , R J Preston, A G Pendleton . I B Rhea. Stephen Groseclose, H B Copenhave r. \\i \ I Cope nhaver. R T Copenhaver. \V D McGhec , J S Copenha\'er, H G Fox . .-\ J H arri~. Z T Atkins, T \[ Ro.;enbaum , \V C Pend leton, J :N So nders. Jno JTilso n. W C Sexton . OLDIPIA.- 0 T o~l\·is, E Ree\'eS. \[ ~I Davis. J B \Vhitehc:tJ . ~l R Buchanan, Geo \ V C mbarge r, ~l \•l Bucha nan, A J Hubble, J \'[ Hub- Woodward&, Lothrop, l PARIS \\" AS H INGTO~ . D. c: \_ AND VIENNA NOVELTIES FOR WEDU\~G. B\R'\'HU~Y AND HOLIDAY GIFTS. (t\ CJ �11 3'!W Z:l'I! . I IF 7° 3H 5 SI _ii'<. ble, HT Hubble H Harm G WR b" I saac Goodman , s' W I ox on. on, eo o inett, Jas W Catron, F Cr~ -b . PLASTERBURG.- John Littrell A Wh 't k J p W • . -] C Poston, W C Robert C D 'c ' a. er, atson, Wm Lush ,_ Call, G W Roberts, ] R ~ry ·' darter,ALe1c~ GJeo~ge, Wm Olinger, W.mf.;;. R v· ALLEY.-B p Walker ' .-.nArew ust;n Gilber t Hen R b ,~"· ICH ] S . h (: D d ' ry o erts:~; Buchanon W T w 1 ' mit • an C F Carter J .,,_ . C M Shre~ves ] M ~~seto'n TGheos TatMe, TV W Buchanan, David W~rl ..~. R • ' , orge c ey, YE \i ALLEY.- L M Pugh, Jas L Scott, D W Griffitts D SB . ': F James •. W ] Chrisenhall, Henderson Griffitts Mrs Jane W~~?u, -~·Alfred Pierce, Mrs L ouisa J Scott, C p \.Villia~s Geo F I inso , :VI~~~.~~rM~L~FKeesling,J L Pugh , J T Calhoun,' SN Bla~kae~~~~ti Buc~an~n. J oel B~~~h-;:]W Jr~!~~y~ H C Preston , CJ Dungan, Jon terS~A~GSROVE.-Thomas .Wilkinson, C p Ashlfo , J J Kirk J T Por Aj ,cott, J T Nelson, J M Haulsee, Josiah Cress L M Scott iiamas~~·~\W~r~~mes, A] \.Villiams, R B Pierce, J C Pi~rce, R C WiJ V.-nLEY V 1E\Y - G vv B h F B H bbl G \V uc anan, 1 uchancin, Clem B uchanan J u ~· . . ubble, Anthony Mcintire, R S Burnap J H Boian . .J Geo Gillr~pie, Jas Totten, \V S Campbell R H Richa;dson S :·Spence, K G Carter, \V T Richardson Joh~ Gwvn Wm L R. 'h adm ue .·'._t, Geo \V Pratt. ' . ' ic ar son ·~ H I • •' ===~==~=====~~~===~=======================~======================~=========~~ HERALD of the VALLEY 28 August 1820, Fincast l e, Va MARRIED - --On the 2~th instant, by the Rev John Helms , Mr John Rock, to Mi ss Nanc ey C McConnell, both of this County . ----------On the same evening, by the same, Mr John Custard , to Miss Betsey Whistler . On Th ursday evening, the 10th inst at Bell Air, Front Royal, by the Rev Mr Dawson, Mr John W Blackmore to Miss Letitia A Buck, daughter of Captain Thomas Buck, all of this county . =====~=~~=====~===================~=========~=~ = = =:=========================~= DIED--On the 19th inst. very suddenly, SAMUEL HORNER , in the 17th year of his age . To g i ve some particulars respecting th e death of this young man,would be to say, he was afficted for a short time withthe sore throat but not in a manner calculated to creatthe least apprehension---On the night of his departure; he went to bed apparently ind isposed, but not so much so, as to cause alarm, he profanely expressed a wish t o the servant, who attended him , that he "wi shed to God, h is d is ease might kill him"--it appears his wish was granted him---for i n t he morning he was found in bed a lifeless corpse. This may possibly serve as a warning to others, who no doubt incautionaly make such wishes . =====~========================~================================== ===~======== NOTICE: I shall make application to the next Legislature of Virginia, to be a ll owed the value of a HORSE , lost in the service of the State, and for such other purposes as may to them seem, just and right. EDWARD BANEY Fincastle, August 28th , 1820 Contributed by Charles T Burton �CRAIG COUNTY, Va, POLL BOOK - 1867 Craig County Poll Book, Election of October 22, 1867 Located i n Archives Transfer Box 9A- Election Returns, Vote Tally 1st District 12 qualified voters for convention 75 against Timothy Huffman-Reg. Officer, 1st District John F. Jones -Assistants w.s. Troutt Christopher M. Champ Voted for Hugh H. Lee as delegate 2nd District 32 qualified white voters for convention 60 against Robert R. Doss-Reg. Officer, 2nd District John S. Webb -Assistants William M. Goode Dabney M. Phillips Voted for Hugh H. Lee as delegate 3rd District 14 qualified white voters for convention 52 voters against Voted for Hugh H. Lee as delegate Lewis Francisco-Reg . Officer, 3rd District John s . Cale -Assistants A. Walker William w. Ballard C!c111tr·1 hu.te:J b'i JJqv1.:f $ /u rl Virginia State �53 Qualified Voters-1st District Jacob Albert Mathew Beckner Buchanan Bell Lindsey Bradly George Canode Samuel Canode John Caldwell Peter A . Camper Noah Caldwell James H. Canode William Champ John P . Caldwell Montgomery T . Caldwell Archibald McH Caldwell Charles L. Duncan Henry A. Duncan Joseph Eakin Henry Echols Robert E.A. Eakin William s. Farrel George E. Givens Augustus C. Givens John Givens Floyd Givens William Givens rsah Givens John Hufman Samuel Hutchison Lorenzo D. Hale Alexander Hoffman John w. Hughs L(?) Huffman Samuel Hypes peter Hypes Abraham Hypes James w. Hypes William W. Hutchison Jacob M. Huffman John A. Hutchison Timothy Huffman Isah G. Johnston James A. Jones (listed twice) James H. Jones Stephen C. Keffer Peter Kesler Jacob Kintzley Bennet H. Keer Enoch Lafon Jacob Lugar William Leff le William B. Lugar John A. Lugar Adam Lugar Joseph Mills John J. Miller Jacob Myers James R. McPherson Mathew W. McPherson John A. Niday Samuel Runnels John A. Reynolds Alexander Reynolds George s. Reynolds Joseph Reynolds Floyd Reynolds George E. Reynolds John A. Reynolds Ralph c. Reynolds William E . Reynolds James Ross Jacob Smith Henry Sarver Caleb Snodgrass Adam s. Stebar Adam A. Sarver William H. Shaver George A. Taylor Albert B. Taylor David W. Taylor Allen Taylor George w. Troutt Philip Walker George H. Williams William Webb Henry B. Williams �Qualified Voters- 2nd District Jared Brickey Dexter s. Britts David M. Beard John Burks Marion Burks Henry Burks Richard Banks George c . Caldwell John s. Crawford Samuel W. Carter John w. Carrot George Caldwell John A. Caldwell Robert H. Caldwell Archibald Caldwell Absolem Caldwell Lloyd Caldwell William S. Carper Madison H. Carr John Craft Alexander G. Caldwell William H. Dudding Solomon Doss Samuel Dooley Robert R. Doss Bartley Eggleston Miles Eggleston Buchanan Eggleston Dexter C. Elmore Clifton W. Elmore Andrew J. Elmore Lewis Francisco Alexander C. Goode Reuben Greenway John A. Givens James M. Givens William M. Goode Edward Hancock Samuel Hanes James H. Huffman John H. Huston Elbert P. Huston Elisha D. Hendrickson Barclay Huffman James G. Jones Horace M. Keyton John A.I. Lee John Leff el John H.J. Lee John A. Leffel samuel Leff el Elijah c. Lee William c. Looney John W. Lipes Nicholas Looney Jonathan c. Lee H.C . Myers James s. McClanhan Jacob S. Matthews Adam Myers c.c . Matthews Elisha G. Myers William c. Mann David Martin George Niday David P . Niday Jack Niday Harvey Newsum D.M. Phillips John H. Pearson Bennett J. Reynolds John E . Reynolds Amos W. Read Archibald Reynolds Joel G. Sarver James B. Sarver Henry Stover Jacob P. Spessard George w. Trenor Frances M. Trenor Benton Wiley James W. Whiting John s. Webb Flemming B. Wagener �55 LAND SALE SYSTEM from Burton Collection The following is taken from a letter that Mr. Charles Burton had written to a client concerning land during the 1780s. "A number of people in the area were claiming land for which there had been no grant issued. The Commissioners were appointed to hear each person's claim, and investigate their proofs of claims, and decide who was entitled to how much land at what place. Some people were here with no permission of any kind. Some had permission. This permission, or warrant, could be acquired by military service, or by purchase from the State. This warrant could be sold and assigned to another person. The holder of a warrant could have the County Surveyor go to the land he had found (not already claimed by someone) and have it surveyed by metes and bounds. This surveyor's report could also be sold and assigned to another. The holder of the surveyor's report could then send it to the Land Office so that a grant could be issued to him. After the grant was issued, when the land rights were sold, a deed was written and recorded . When the Warrant, or surveyor's report was assigned , it was endorsed on the back, as we do a check. Sometimes there were several assignments made on the same document . Now, when the Commissioners issued the Certificate, we are thinking about , they were saying that they had looked into the documents presented to them by 'John Doe', and had decided that he was entitled to the supposed 800 acres. They had examined the papers which those named had assigned to him, and found them to be legal. ' Doe' would send this Certificate to the Land Office, and a grant would be issued to him. But, again, this Certificate could be sold and assigned to another. When a person, with a Warrant, found some unclaimed land that he like d he went to the Courthouse and had this location recorded in the Entry Book • • • •. •..•. • .• . •. • . .• • . •.••. . ..• .••.•.•• The last part of the Certificate -interest from 17 Nov 1769 -- probably means that their rights were assig n ed to 'Doe' on that date. BREACH OF MARRIAGE CONTRACT Ann Myres, Plaintiff against William Snodgrass , Defendant The case was argued by Watts 8 Allen Taylor for the plaintiff , and by Miller S Baldwin for the defendent. The contract was fully proved. The defendant's ground of defence was that she had departed from v i r tue , b u t i n this he was not barned out by evidence. It did indeed appear , she h ad b een seduced by the defendant, who produced witnesses to prove that she ha d fr equently 'bundled' with young men , but such was their ch ara ct er and mann er with but one exception, (Wilson) that the jury did not giv e the ' least credit' to their testimony . The defendant was most ably s upported by his counsel. The jury after a consultation of about half an hour dec ided in favour of the Plaintiff --- damages , Three hundred dollars . The de fendant ' s property was supposed to be worth two thousand dollars. from "Herald of the Valley" , 19 April 1823 , Fi nc astle , Va . �56 BOOK REVIEWS ROARING RUN CEMETERY Now called Mt. Olivet, Botetourt County, Virginia. Go north on old Rt. 11, continue on Rt. 622 / Frontage Rd. past "End of Road" sign for approximately one-half mile. The cemetery is on a little hill on the left side of road and is well kept up. Recorded on a very hot and windy Apr i 1 1 9, 19 9 5 by Charles Ayers and Ruth G. Hale. Carefully done and Indexed. STONEWALL CEMETERY Floyd County, Virginia. Rt. 221, near Booth Creek, 11 miles from Roanoke-Floyd County Line. Careful 1 y recorded 28 August 1987 by Glenna Garner and Ruth G. Hale CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA MARRIAGES 1882-1910 compi 1 ed by Ruth G. Hale, 1996. 107 pages. Indexed bound with cloth tape. A brief background on the formation of the county is given preceeding the compiled records. Mrs. Hale is known for her accuracy and presents the information in an easy to read manner. $20.00 plus $2.00 postage and handling. Order from Hale, 3945 Read Mountain Road, Roanoke, Virginia 24019 Ruth G. SOME DESCENDENTS OF WILLIAM KESTER AND ANN WOOD compi 1 ed by Donald Henry Strahle, March, 1996. Spiral bound, 63 pages Indexed Beginning in the year 1744, the author covers nine generations to the present with an intriguing style. We foll ow Pennsylvania Quakers as they move to various states, including Virginia. Very well documented, including photographs and photocopies of records. Contact Donald Ontario L4J 4W8. Strahle, 78 (905)731-7885 Beaumont Place, Thornhill, or CompuServe:73453,2664 THOMAS PATE D 1774 SUSSEX COUNTY VIRGINIA by Helen Pate Ross. Hard bound, 482 pages not indexed Thomas Pate b. 1705 Gloucester County, Virginia and wife, Mary b. 1707 Virginia are the first FAmily Record Group. Photographs are shown on Family Record Group pages throughout. Notes and documentation are given. The $50.00 cost includes shipping. Order from Helen 1801 Esic Drive, Edwardsville, Illinois 62025-3945 . Our thanks to the authors for the donation of wh ich have been placed in t he Virginia Room. the Pate above Ross, books, ============================================================================== The Longhun ter e d itors are looking for information - people, events, pictu:- es, etc. - about South Central Kentucky (or North Central Tenn e s see) i n the late 1800' s. If yo ·...l ha v e anythlng that you would be wi lling to share with other Longhunter readers, please send it to Dave and Sue Evans, 9 21 Me aden-; lark Dr . , Bowl i. n g Green, KY 42103. (From The Longhunter, Vc l. XIX,, Issue 1 b _,. 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H i Sg \Y c Vh v 11 Tf Ve 11 f ll " or \Vo 111 c 1-1 fl(i !II . . .. • • fl:} . .••. • lilO .. . • .. :11 ,:12:; l ,lti!I 1,111 1,7.')7 2,lr.2 I ,2A2 :l,ll!l l ti:I R :J,170 17!i I :Jf. !111 '1 Sl:l H 515 !I '111.'i 81 221 ICi7 :107 !!fl 2·1R 17'1 !i•l.'i f.8 211 1 17!1 :tli!l :11 :i.rm I .. . .. . I G:i l l Ji!) ~ - CONSUi.Ti Nt: IN 1n;x. ! CONSllJ.TIN<: INUEX. Nl\rurs o( J'locc:a. ~-· N1111n1 o( l'l•tr• North J.ilwrly, .••. • • North 1\1 i1l1llct11n,. ..• North llli1l1llcln11, .••. Nortl1111nrcb111I, .•• • • North Norwich, •.•.. North l'nr l, . .. ...... Norlh l' rn\'i1lr.11cc, . C. North Hn111ul11,, ... , . North S:ilmn, •• • • , .. Nnrtl1 S:il1·111, . ..•.•. North Scwickl1·y, . . .. North S l1r.11a11gn, . . (:. N1111i1 S1011i11i:to11, .•. Norll1t11w11, . • . . . . ..• N1•rll111111l11:rlo111I, .... Nurtlt11111lor:rl:rn1I, . II . <'I•••· Onun ty. lll:'i 1'"1"11 • · '!· (i . ,11. ;;: S1n1~. f,,H..7. ffr:r• f tim, \\ ,..,. ( ·~r- I .. .. ...... J1·~~ :\111inr., • ... ~ j",-. - •~Ii ....•• •• C11111hc:rl~11d, •. l'n. ll•mrl.011, ...••• lirn. 1 ~1t . • •• • . • . l.11rnrnr.1. ..••• l':t. I. . .. .•. .•. C:ltr n:111go, .•.. N. Y. t.......... Wnl1ln,. . ... . . illr. t. ... . .•..• l'ru,·i1lc11cc, ... I!. I. t • • •• • . • • •• Sr1wcn, . . .• • . /II. Y. I. .. .. ...•. S.1111cr.,·t, .••. i\11•. 1•11• . . . .• . • Wc~t Chesler,. N. Y. ' ' ''· . •.•••• lt1 •11,·1·r, •..• . . l'ft. t ~l1 . . •. .. .• Crowfnril, .•••. l'a. t. .. •.••. . . Ni:w J.111111011 1.. (:t. t~l1 .•... • •. l'ort:ii: c, .•.. • • 0. I . ... ...... C1H•~, .•.••.•. . N. II. tslt ........ Sun In&"• ..... N. Y. Ai1111 ·11u,11nf:111.11N 11 l'.011111y, •.••... .. •.•. .. . . l'n. Norlh11111ho:rlo111I, .. . . """'111!h, ••• Nor tl111111l1c rl'1I. l'n. }\"()111'111/)tn 1:111• .llN/J C:111111ty, •. • •.•..•••....•• \'n. North \\'1:•1, . .. ... .. t<l1, •.....• Wa rren, ....•• I'"· North \ \'rs t, . . . ...•. 1, 11• ......• Ornn~r, .•.• . • I11. North \Vc~ l F11rk, .•. I l11111lrl'll, •. ~"~~"~• •. . .••. lk l. Norlh \\'r:~ I I .a111li11~. . •.•..•... Nnrliollt, • • • ••. V:a. North Wl1i1clwll, • ..• 1•11 ...••.•. l.d1i1:h, ..•. . • l'n. Nortltw,.,111, •.•.•.. . I. . •.• • ..•• 1!11cki11J!l1n111, .. N. II. North Y nrt111111tl1, •.. t. . . . ••.•.. C11111hcrln111I, .• Nort o11,. . ... .. .. . .. I. ......... r:;_.cx, .... . .. \ 'I. Nnrto11, .. . •........ t. . • .. ...•• llrl•lnl, . . ••••• lll:ie. Nurln11, ...•.•••. •• • t. .••••••• • f),.Jnwnrc, ••. . 0. Norton, ..••• .. ... . • tslt .. ..... . Mc1li11n, . . , ••• 0 . Norwa ll1 1 ..... . ..•. I. . .. .... ,. f nirfir,M, •..• Ct. N11rw11ll<, .......... t......... . ll11rn11, ....... n. Norwnll<, .• . • . ... /\ . t; l1.•...••• ll 11rn11, •. . . ••. 0. N11rw11y, . . ......... I .......... llJf.1111, ....... Ille. Nnrwny, .. •..•..... 1,J,. n111I I. . . I l1:rki111rr, •• • • /II. Y. Norw1·1.!i1111, • • •. .. II. l"h ......• . ~· :l111}· lkill, •••• l'n. Norn i..t1, ••..•.... . 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I ti I :t1i:! :1~ :l:!•l 11 11 !!HI !!O!! !Hl:I 1.71 :J 1.1r.2 :1.~1·1 2,:111; 1~•!· !i, 11;11 :1,Cil!I ~:HJ '111'! r. JO.I !!llG olOrt :l'!fo Jilli ii G!) ·I II -11; r.:to l:lli l ,l:'i7 :l,!11111 ·1 ~11 21: l ,7flfl r,r;!! 2,ll H !12 c;r. R"I 2i~ r.1 1117 :1·! I Iii :JO I ,_.,.,.... ' 1.21;:1 111,1:111 17:t ~i !!:Iii ·1·11; r.1 .. Jfl!1 1,:110 ICiH 1,2!11 31'.! !HA 2:17 2!i:J 2.1.i 27-1 1:1.f i!.?1 ~ 0-., �~7. IUG CONSUl.TINI; INDEX. - - -, l'lnct~•. C ln.u, Cn11111 y . t laft ;r.,1·1', . •• .. .• . . L • • • ••••.• Jn,1>er, • ...••. C1:dd:1o n:, . ....... . I... , ...... (;lirisllnn, ..... Oakla:1111,. . . . ... . . • . I. •.•. • ••. WmccAlt:r, .•. . Oald ri ll, ...... .. . . .. I . .. .. .. , .. Ncwl1111,. .. ... n1 klan1l, . .. ...... . . t. .... .. ... Chri~1i1111,. .... 0 ,t I\ I.ti N /), . . ... • . Go1111ly,... • . ........ . ... <h l. l:H11l, ...• • ..• • t ~ h ....•.•. (lnklo111l, . . • • • Oa k <.h rlrnrrl,. . .. .. . I........ . . Orlc1111~, ...... Ook1·il!r, .......... I.... . ..... 1.awmacn, .... 01110 .V, ...... . .... C1111111y,. ... .. ........... ()('/·: .I N.I , .. . ..... Co1111ly, .............. . .. ()rc0<1111111, .• • • • •.•• I.••••••••• l'rin l'C Willi:1111, <>•·•1•i:•1•111:cu· 1 • • • • • • • I... • ...•. • Sulfolk,. •..••. Ogil• 111 • • • • • • • • • • • l•h.. . ..•.. Mnnroc, ...... O::cl""• . . . ..••.•.•. l ~h . • ..•••• ~lcl\i:an, . • . . I l1:ilc:11, .. .• .. ••.••• I. •....•••• Scull, .... . ... C IJ!c li·11,l1111 g, . . .... . . I. • . . • ..•• • i::t. l.awrcncc, • . { li;c·c'~ F1:rry, I'. 0 . . . . .. . .. . •.. Jo. I>u1·i~e~, ..• O <: J, J~'J'l/U lll'H,. .. C<11111ly,. ....... . ........ Ohio, ............. t~h ........ Allrr.nny,. .... Ohi!l, ............. l•h ........ lk111-cr, ...... 0 1110 , .......... • l-01mty, .......... .. ..... 0 11/(J, ...... . ..... County, ................. Clhiu, . • . . .••.•.••. lsl1..•• • .•• Clcrmo11t, •. . . C.ll1iu, ............ tsh. , ...... (;nJlio, .... . .. Olriu, .. .. . ... .... . tsli........ i\1011rn1\ ...... Ol1in, .. .. . ....... l•lr . ....... Crnwli111I, ..... lllrin, .•• . .••.• . . • l•li .••••••. ~l'cnr.f'r, . . • • •• Ohi•1, ............ l•li ... .'.... Wnrrick, ..... Oil, .. ............. t•li .... . ... l'crry,. ....... Oil Ctt·t·k,. ......... <!la ........ Crowforol, .. . .. llil Crcc:I<, .••. • ••• ••• t•h•••••.•. \'1:11nngn, •• ••• (Ila 1111>11, ..••••••••• I. ••••• • • • . l'cnohscot, .••• 0/,/>IJ , IM, ........ Cou nty,. ... . ............ Cllrl i'li11c•, P.O.•••.. •.• •.•.•• \Vn•liinglon, •• ( llrl ::;.ant Ii (lnny, ..•. I. • • : , •.•• , ~11tl1n11ipto11, •• l>l1hu\\'11 1 . . . . . . . . . . . t.......... l cnoh•col, . . . ot.1 Town, ......... t..... . .... Al11·i:hn11y, .... 0111 '1'111\'11, C. 11. .......... .. . , Wn.lii11J:lo11, .. Ol1llm1•11, ..... . .... lsh. .. • • .. ll nnrock,. .... !lltltow11, ... , .... .. t.... .. .. • 11115", ...... ... lllr·nn, ..•...• _. ••.•• l ~h. 01111 I. • • C:nllnrnugu ~, • . llli·y, ..... ... .. II. l~h ........ link~ .. .. ..... Ill~···· ... . .• . •..•.. 1~h.n111lt. .. l'l~kr, • .. • . .• n1i ...., ............ . '""· ....... ~la·iJ?~......... I >1~•·1·, .. .. .. • .. . .. . l., lo, ... .... 1\111ri:n11, .... .. I ll1\'l', ... .. ........ t~h........ f't. Jo~q•h, .... Ol~rn (:rcc11,. · · . . · .. t~h ••••.. • . illnr1:n11, •••. • • Olllc~l111r1:, .•. • •••.. t. ••••••• , . Hirl1l"111l, ••••. Ol111~tca1I,.. .. ... (:. l•li ........ C11y11hni:n, .... fltlo, •: • · ·: ·; · • · • • • t~h ••••.••• Cnllnrn11g11~, •. ( tly111p1n11 Spr111ge, ••.. ••• .•• • •. llntl1,. ••.•••• • OJ\'J~ll>A, • ....... . . r-ounly •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On1•11l.i, • .... • ...... t.......... 011ri1ln One T.r·l!,. .... • .. . .. t~h ........ Tusr.ar~.1~·~;,·:: On~·nut.n, · · · • · .. • • • • M1 . • • . . .. • Ol~ri;:o, . ...... OMJMJAr:A,. ..... County, .... .. ........... On•,1111 bl!:i~ · · · · · · • · · IRl1. 011111. · • Onornbgn, •••• 01\Sf.()1~ ... · ...... County, ................. On~!~ 11•• <•. If. · ...... c. I. ...... On•luw, ..,. ... ON'lAlllO, ... . .... <Ai1111ly, .. ............... Namr.s uf s " tntc•. CON81Jl.TING JN l>EX. ll!·f. J.J•t tc:n• l'o•1 •11ln '""' · i:.:o.- if ;..- ~'"(if; - .12 IC c u. 1\la, , (:l'o. l\1·11. 1\1. T. M. 'I'. N. Y. t\I. ' l'c•11. ;\f. T. \' :t. N. Y. N . Y. 1'11. lllo. N. \', II. c:co. l'n. 1'11. \'n. l{cn. 0. 0, O. In. In. 111. In. l'n. l'n. !Ifc. ICcu. ll lo. Vn. l\lo. 1\111. J.n. O. (; j \' rl J 111 f: j I{ rl I\ cl I' c c: I Fj I c Q 11 V f 1i c I' c 1-: j Sb I> c I\ 111 N f Nf N f II i ,1 I? I. 11 NI! II It (; 11 (; 11 II h Uo 0 o 7. ll I h I> h !I j l'.b I' g I) I' I( f O. IC g N. Y. I' 11 l'n. ~f N. Y. T o o. i'll l!' 0. Ill g 111. 11 c 0. Mg 0. I. f 0. f, o N. Y. 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I .. ., .. 4:1.1 lli7 . . . . . • :J 11 l'.!14 l,!i!lR ' 4H 71i :.0 1 ~ :17 t:l '. l I , I !Ill 2~•2 I 11 lllli :I Ii I i't 1;011 I 1;7 ;,•1 . . . . . . !171 !t . . . . . . 1:11; 11 1,t;'.! fl :1:1:1 111; rl'.! J:l:I '.!:1:1 1,!l:J:i :.'.!1i [1'.! :l,'1!1:1 11;•1 1!17 21,lllf .... . '.!,711:1 :J7!l 1ti7 I. H fl J:.:. ~:; 3;,11 (iii!• i I I ) ,Il l ~ :J:ill Im I ,!l:IH ', J:t I I :1 1 1,2H Si'.! · ~ �77 ROBINSON CEMETERY Botetourt County, Virginia From Rt 614 in Arcadia , turn left on Rt 622 . Cemetery is about ~ mile down the road on the left side. It is overgrown, many graves marked with fieldstones, many are not. copied 18 Jan 1989 by Charles & Ruth G Hale , Cloverdale , Va. Wells, Claudia M Wells , Jennie A Markham, America M Markham, James L Rickman, Era E Rickman, Thomas Roy Tolley, Lenora W " , Oscar Elmer Wells, Martha A Wells, W A Wells, Earl W Worley , Ozzie Gilbert Worley, J J July 2, 1902 - Sept 18, 1967 Mar 14, 1906 - Feb 4. 1980 Mar 4, 1887 - May 19, 1948 Mar 9, 1887 - Apr 9, 1930 June 18, 1889 - June 18, 1945 1883 - 1959 1896 - 1965 1891 - 1970 Feb 1, 1868 - Jan 27, 1945 Mar 29, 1860 - Sept 3, 1923 Dec 4, 1920 - Nov 6, 1938 Jan 19, 1893 - Sept 27, 1964 1842 - 1922 •• , Sallie J wife 1852 - 1931 Patterson, Inf dau of Roy & Bessie July 4, 1918 - Sept 15, 1918 Patterson, Elizabeth, d/o Roy & Bessie Mar 30, 1916 - May 8, 1916 Patterson, Hazel B, d/o Roy & Bessie Oct 20, 1914 - Sept 6, 191 5 Rider, Arthur B Apr 9, 1888 - Sept l, 1924 + Rider, William Co H, 11 Va Inf, CSA Hart, Ellen V, d/o Rev Andrew Hart, wI oStarkie ~ob~~q__~ died Apr 25, 1871 age 33 yrs , Ellen V Apr 25, 1870 - June 24, 1870 , Starkie Apr 16, 1871 - June 11, 1871 (the last two on same stone) children of (stone broken off) May 18, 1851 - Oct 3, 1907 Nuckles, Mary Elizabeth Sept 20, 1886 - Aug 26, 1887 Rickman, Samuel B May 12, 1841 - Nov 26, 1841 Anthony, Mary Louisa, d/o S B & C P Died Feb 12, 1845 Anthony, Samuel B (footstone M A C P) June 14, 1894 - Sept 4,1895 Blunt, Willie Louise, d/o J C & LV ly 2m 20d Fleming, Raymond W,s/o E L & Lula P June 26, 1903 -Oct 13, 1910 Fleming, E L Mar 17, 1856 - Aug 17, 1923 Rickman , Juanita Apr 18, 1920 - July 20, 1920 Apr 18, 1920 July 20, 1920 " , Meta Oct 19, 1905 - Jan 28, 1913 Rickman, Lloyd E, s/o W E & Emma A July 15, 1903 - Apr 30, 1904 Rickman, William L, " " Rickman, Inf baby of '' " Adams, Susan A Our Mother Bruce, John E Our Brother Rickman, W S Father ., Lucy M Mother ' Rickman, Mary Lizzie Rickman, Charlie Roosevelt, Sr Fout, P A Nov 2, 1834 - Feb 7, 1900 Jan 12, 18 65 - Apr 12, 1911 Dec 16, 1852 - Mar 20, 1925 July 25, 1860 Apr 13, 1904 - Nov 24, 1961 July 11 , 1902 - Dec 8, 1964 Dec 2, 1831 - Apr 17 , 1914 V1i'lin1& Appalachian Notes �Additional Information - Robinson Cemetery Co, Va , marriage reg. Samuel B Anthony & Charlotte P Irvine md 19 Dec 1833 by John Mark Fulton 1850 Bate.Co, Va census #1016 Irvine, Robert 6 ly farmer $7965 b Va John 2ly Eliz . F 19y Susan B 17y Lucy J l4y Anthony, Charlotte p 34y Robert J 7y Samuella Sy f Bote Co Will Bk G-153: Samuel B Anthony Will 27 Nov 1844 Will exibited Mar 1845 Court . Est Appr $4154.62, Exec Uncle Jordan Anthony . (Portrait of my mother to sister Margaret C Cabell) ~etourt Marriage Record, Bate.Co , Va Starkie Robinson = 32y wid = b Richmond Va = res Bote Co = p Anthony B Rebecca W - farmer = md 5 Jan 1859 Ellen V Hart = 19y? = b Charlotte Co = res Buchanan , Bote Co - pAndrew & Mary S = Starkie Robinson - 48y = wid :.: b Richmond Va = p Anthony & Rebecca == o farmhand = md 18 Feb 1875, Bote Co, Va by Andrew Hart Elizabeth 0 Hart - 40y = single = b Charlotte Co = p Andrew & Mary F~rview 2 817 2816 2824 Cem, Buchanan, Va Starkey Robinson CSA Oct 8, 1826 - Nov 23, 1915 Eliz . 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Write to Redd i ng Pub l ica ti ons , 1104 Vonci l e Street, Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 for br ochur e showing l ist of f amilies l isted i n each book. ======== ==== ================ == ========;================~===~=========~ ======= EDUCATION I have engaged Mr. s. Moor as a Teacher i n my family for the present year. In add i t i on to the scholar s already engaged, I wi l l receive half a dozen mor e, eith er as day scho l ars or boarders. Mr . Moor i s a graduate of Yale Co l lege , and bears t h e mos t sat isfactory testimonia l s from under the hands of President Day and Professor Siliman of h i s qua l ifications a~ a teache:, _and of his moral character. The terms for board, washing , lodging and tu1t1on , wil l be $120 per annum---for tuition a l one $~0. CHARLES J OHNSTON , Botetourt Springs from "Herald of the Valley'', Jan 21, 1822 �80 MARRIAGES from the "ROANOIE TIMES" Roanoke, Virginia Compiled by Charles T Burton DeC15 Feb 25 Mar 11 Aug Oct Nov Dec 25 25 26 24 Feb 11 Feb 19 Feb 25 Oct 2 Oct 8 Nov 11 Nov 17 Jan 29 Feb 11 Mar 9 Jun 8 Jun 16 Jul 1 Jul 12 Jul 26 1889 Mary E PAYNE & William J ROBINSON Annie L BEAMER & Eugene C THOMAS Jane WILLIAMS & David G EVANS - both from Wales, will live in Pulaski 1890 Pearle ALLEN & Samuel E THOMAS Nettie A DOBYNS & Benjamin F CHILDRESS Amelia DAVENPORT & Cotesby WOODFORD - in WV Mary Ellen EVANS d/o Mrs Julia EVANS & George A SULLIVAN in Blacksburg Susie ROBERTS & William H HORTON Sallie YOUNG & Joseph C KISER Addie DOBYNS & Virgie H PAYNE Millie PATTERSON & Dr Randolph BARKSDALE Lucy WALTER & BARKSDALE 1891 Laura BENNETT & Fleming LOVING Janie W THOMAS of Botetourt & James R PUGH Jr of Lynchburg J E SUPPLEE & White DEYERLE (sis of L B DEYERLE) (There are connecting arrows between Supplee & White, should it be J E WHITE & Supplee DEYERLE) Rosalind ROBERTS & William G EVANS Bertha V MOOMAW & Thomas L NININGER Gertie STONESIFER & I Robert THOMAS Minnie FOLSUM of Tenn & William H THOMAS of Roanoke Flora EVANS & Charles GARDNER - both of Blacksburg 1892 Mrs Mollie A WEST - age 57y, of Roanoke & Joel B LEMON - age 63y, of Botetourt Bettie Catherine FIREBAUGH & John Lewis MCFALLS Annie Florence CROWNOVER & George C MOOMAW Bettie Elizabeth DEATON & James D TROUT M Bettie THOMAS & Louie URQUART Edna PAINTER & Otey G HORNE Evelena MORGAN & Peter HENDERSON Annie Leeman PAINTER & Joshua E HAISLIP Lucinda MOOMAW & William A GIBBONS - at Cloverdale Nettie LOVELACE & Moss PRICE - in Franklin Mary E THOMAS d/o J B THOMAS of Botetourt & R B BRAND Levisia Doosing LARK & Henry Adam MOSES Ettie POLLARD & Richard A BURKE Annie OAKEY & "Press" DOLIN Emma MORRIS & Calvin POLLARD Rosa Lee PROFFITT & W H PAYNE Matilda MINOR of Bristol & W W BRAND of Botetourt �81 Oct 7 Oct 11 Nov 10 Jan Jan Feb Apr May May Jun 12 27 8 11 4 23 14 Jul 29 Aug 9 Aug 22 Oct 11 Nov 10 Dec 29 Jan 10 Jan 24 Mar 24 May 2 May 3 --Sep 13 Jun 5 Jun 13 Jul 9 Jul 24 Aug 22 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 15 Oct 18 1892 Nellie H WILLIS & J S PERSINGER Minnie OAKEY & William M WOODSON Nannie OAKEY & Frank P NININGER Virginia URQUART & James A OTEY Fannie Glenn BRAND & Frank B BELL TALLAFERRO & T Enunett NININGER Sue PHELPS & Thomas J DEYERLE Susan T BLANKENSHIP & John Henry BAKER 1893 Lewis R EVANS Ella BINGHAM & Lula JETER & William M BARNETT Henrietta THOMAS & Garland STOVALL Eugenia N LOVING & G D MASSEY Leslie H BRUGH Mary E FIREY & Cora Lee PAYNE & J Edward CANNADAY Mattie Deyerle BARNETT, d/o Chas Thos BARNETT, & Frank H HAMMOND, of Covington Mary ANGLE of Fe r rum & J E MOOMOW of Stewartsvil l e Laura E CRABILL & Lemuel C EVANS Maria Sophia CRAWFORD & James David DEYERLE Lucy Emma DEYERLE & Benjamin F CAMPBELL Lusie Virginia HUFF of Roanoke & Wi lliam Harvey MOOMAW of Montgomery Co, Va Minnie SCOGIN & Charles R EVANS Rachel M THOMAS & William M BARNES LAMBERT & J T JETT in Halifax County Mrs Laura (THOMAS) LEFTWICH & Thomas M WOODS Fannie RICE & W T CRAWFORD 1894 Hattie M BARNETT, d/o Thomas M BARNETT & Lewis J DEYERLE Caroline Hale STONESTREET & Frank B THOMAS in Maryland · Willie WOODSON & W B DOUGLASS Annie R MOOMAW & William P NININGER Pernie KINZIE & W P CRUMPACKER Annie FIREY & A P GRIZZARD Willie JEFFERIES & Prof Newton P PAINTER 1895 Carolina C MORRIS & Edward Guy PAINTER Bessie THOMAS & George W COCKE Bettie FIREBAUGH & George LITTRELL Missouri Irene REYNOLDS of Roanoke Co & William Woodson BRUGH of Bedford Co & Joseph ADKINS Lucy HORNE & Jesse R (or K) THOMAS Mary F WOOD Minnie Clark EVANS & Lewis McCoy NU~TO_!! & Julian N BARKSDALE Mary MILLER & Thomas M HUME Jennie B THOMAS Sallie May SHAVER & Price NO FFSINGER Mary Sue HUFFMAN & Charles Ed. THOMAS Charmain HAMILTON & J Lawson WILLIAMS ON �8~ Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec 20 Jan Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar May Jun Jun Aug Aug Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec 30 30 12 6 22 28 28 4 26 19 31 14 17 23 5 9 19 6 9 27 31 Mar 4 May 13 Jun 4 Jun 19 Sep 25 Dec 22 1895 Ria BI NFORD & DeLos THOMAS Louise MOOMAW & Randolph Highly THOMPSON Nettie May WILLIAMS 8 Matthew P LINKENHOGER Sue V POLEGAR 8 Charles W ONEY Verena Lee WILLIAMS & William WELLS Helen McIMBODEN & John T TROUT 1896 Carrie May LAYMAN & W STOUTAMIRE Eula THOMAS & A L FIRESTONE Lizzie CRAWFORD & E L ROBINSON Gay THOMAS & H B HENSON Mi ttie BARKSDALE 8 W E BROWN Annie L CRAWFORD 8 Ollin W NELMS OVERSTREET & William 0 WILLIAMS Annie BUFORD & H H HENDERSON Lizzie A STEELE & Walter P CRAWFORD Sallie Frances METTZ & Samuel FRALIN Nettie Frances HINER & Henry Thomas METZ M[attie] V[irginia] FRANTZ & J[ohn) W[illiam] BUSHONG Fannie TALBOTT & Harry THOMAS S Lee PETTY & Julian QUESENBERRY Mamie F RYAN & S Emmett BARNETT Clara J FULWILER & Samuel T NININGER --- 1897 Ella PRICE & Scott THOMAS in Christiansburg Mary White VINYARD & Frank Anthony GISH Nettie B BARKSDALE & W T A HAYNES Blanche Lee PAINTER 8 William B GRAYBILL Minnie C MULLEN & Joseph H HANNAH Carrie JETER & C[harles] E EVANS Mary V PETTY & B H HUDDLESTON 1898 Jan Jan Jun Jun Jul Jul Sep Sep Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec 6 26 5 15 14 20 7 28 11 22 8 22 22 28 Anni e McDONALD Nannie ENGLE Berta DEYERLE Corinne P DOBYNS Nannie B FRANTZ Mollie LEMON ~erta L NININGER Virgie FRANTZ Lecta CONNER Pattie T WEBB Emma R FIREY Bessie Lee CARSON Rosa G WILMETH Elizabeth THOMAS & & & & 8 8 & 8 & & & 8 8 8 John B LAYMAN James M OLD Leslie LAVENDER George F HELMS Herbert J McINTIRE Berkley E PRICE James FRANTZ Rev Charles L BROWN Urban T LEMON Earl BRUGH Elmer C MOOMAW Frank W THOMAS Kenerly S THOMAS F Eugene DAVIS 1899 Jan 27 Feb 26 Minnie EVANS Alice BARKSDALE & J W STAPLES 8 James ADAMS �83 Feb Mar Mar Mar Apr May May May Jun Aug Sep Oct Oct Nov Dec 26 19 24 31 28 11 12 25 28 16 7 4 21 17 26 Jan Feb Feb Mar May Jul Sep Oct Oct Nov Nov 10 Jan Mar Apr Jun Jun Jun Aug Sep Sep Sep Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec 24 29 17 18 20 9 6 12 11 23 24 14 24 6 25 27 23 4 12 17 l 1 5 12 21 5 Jan 23 Jan 23 Feb 2 Feb 8 1899 Sal 1 ie A HUTTS 8 James Henderson Birdie Lee FRANTZ 8 John W CRAWFORD Mary E FRITTE 8 Rufus Edington WOODS Gertrude L WRIGHT & Lynn K BRUGH Sallie REESE & C P EVANS Lula G HOWARD & John W HAYES Ida W MOOMAW & Jacob B PUCKETT Mrs Pearl SCOTT (circled and an X above) THOMAS & Oscar CUNNINGHAM & Frank LEFTWICH Maude BRUMBAUGH 8 Walter M TURNER Julia E WILLIAMS 8 William WALLACE Regina B DEYERLE & Paris 0 PAINTER Lizzie W McCRAY Alice EVANS & Guy HARDY Alice BRUMBAUGH & J M FRANTZ & A BLOUNT Ada J HENDERSON - - Agnes PALMER & Dollie BREWER & Fannie WILLIAMS & Loueddy M THOMAS & Sallie BALDWIN & Pearl PAYNTER 8 Mollie SAVILLE 8 Evelynne T SHIELDS & Lelia MOOMAW 8 Ellen E BLAIR & Minnie Porter STAPLES 1900 Harry C FORD James M WILLIAMS Harvey CAMPBELL Charles G BLANKENSHIP Edgar J VINGARD William B LITTRELL James A EVANS Max William FRANTZ Albert H DOOLEY Dr Robert Minor WILEY & Judge John William WOODS 1901 & French HUMPHRIES Myrtle WILLIAMS Rebecca Elizabeth MOOMAW & James William POBST & Frank M HOUSMAN Marie SLICER & Junius Clay DAVENPORT Mary E TROUT Mabel Bruce CLARK & James Mantelle THOMAS 8 W H B LOVING Grace C WILLIAMS & Benjamin HADEN Phebe W BRUGH & Paul L PRICE Allie LEMON Susie Wiley FRANTZ 8 John D DODEFFER [RODEFFER is above] Elmira (Allie) HUBBERT & Blanton S BARNETT Claudie LINKENHOKER & W J BRUGH John M MORRIS Laura MOOMAW 8 Annie WILLIAMS & John J McCORMICK Bessie FRANTZ & John David MAUNEY Hattie Elizabeth HUME 8 W W WILLIAMS John HOLD? (Johnson OLD?) Mary HORN 8 1902 Earl R BRUGH Hettie V GRAYBILL C M BAILEY & Lucy Eloise DAVENPORT & Abner S PETTY Sallie May LINN Joel B LEMON & Emma VAUGHN Dr S A MCCONKEY & Mrs Dorothy CARPER & �BLf Feb Feb Mar Apr Apr 9 12 23 18 30 1902 Mary DOOSING 8 Robert Edward GARMAN Sarah Ann GRISSO & Michael Gordon SPESSARD Cora B LEMON (LAYMAN) 8 Ernest RILEY Mary Archer WILEY 8 Rev Dudley BOOGER Mrs Sallie (THOMAS) DOBBINS 8 James S CHILDRESS LEGISLATIVE PETITION for GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA To the General Assembly of Virginia The undersigned petitions would humbly represent to Your honourable body that grant apparent inconvenience is now and has been for most of the present Year suffered, by those persons who are owners of lands lying along the margin of New River, because of the want in most instances of the means and ability of procuring the necessary fencin g alon g those part of the farms bordering upon said River. Your petitioners would represent that in the month of May last, a freshet happened in said River that overflowed its banks and carried away perhaps nin e t een Twentieths of all . the fencing along the river, leaving the Crops of the Farmers residing on the River there in a very flourishing Condition exposed t o destruction by all the stock that usually range about the River, and to prevent which these seemed to be but one resort and that was to connect t h e fenci n g wit h the River at the upper and lower ends of the farms, and make t he Riv er answer the purpose of the fencing which by an act of Providence the own er s had been defenced of. Your petitioners would further state that this res or t prov ed to answer a very valuable purpose and that so far as Your petiti one rs ar e informed no person suffered any loss whatever by stock passing aroun d t h e p oints of connection by the fencing and the River . Your petitioner the r e fore Confidently believe that it would be of very great advanta&e to the f a rme r s alon ge t he River to be permitted to use the said river as a lawful fe n ce. t his ri v er is in average width about three hundred Yards, and but little p roba b ilty that stock would ever attempt to cross. Your petitioners th er e fore earnestly desire that Your honourable body may pass a law declaring Ne w Ri v er a lawful fence and as in duly bound will ever pray &c John Chapman Notice There wil l be a petition presented to the next Assembly of the Virginia Legi sl a t ur e praying the passage of an act establishing Newriver as a lawful fence f r om t h e county line of Giles 8 Mongomery to the county line of Mercer Octo 18th 184 0 John Chapman & others A copy A f i v e copey I do cert i f y that I Set up on the court house door of Giles County a true copy of the above notice, about the 14th of October 1840, & took the same down on the d a y of our noon county Court given under my hand t his 10th day of Jany 1841 Reuben F Watts The original is a t t he Vi rg inia State Archives, Richmond, Va. The number is Gi l es A6823, 13187 , Ch 1 , 2 ; date 4 Feb 1841 . A photocopy has been placed in the Virginia Room , Roan oke Cen t ral Library, Roanoke, Va . �85 QUERIES 96 - 25: Robert JENKINS , b 1788 in VA, m Frances & moved to Floyd Co, KY by 1820. Thomas POPE , b 1777, moved to Grayson Co, VA from Goochland Co abt 1812 . Joseph COWAN bin east TN in 1820 . How is he related to the COWANS of early SW VA? Would like to corres with a nyone interested in these fams. Nancy Cowan , 8333 N. w. 33, Bethany, OK 73008 96-26: Rh oda Elizabeth BROWN ROBINSON , b ca 1835, lived i n Grayson Co & Smyth Co . Looking for BROWNS & ROBINSONS in that area. Wil l ans all corres. Is l a Montgomery, 216 Ross, Downs, KS 67437-1822 96-27: Seek info on par/o John KINSER , b 24 Feb 1793 in VA, m Sussana MESIMER , b in PA. They moved to Greene Co, TN abt 1812. Robert C . Kinser, 68 W. Oakview Rd, Asheville, NC 28806 96-28 : Seek proof Samuel PRIEST , b 1752, resided in Fincastle & Washington Co area betw 1775 and 1783. He was in t he militia under Capt. Dani el SMITH in Elk Garden & Powell Val l ey bef Revolution. Need to prove his residence & civil service d u ring the war through court records, as juror or tax payer, etc . Earline Priest Goss, 926 Maple Branch Lane, Country Place , Pearland, TX 77584 96-29 : In Giles Co 11 May 1833, John HUGHES m Delila HACKET (dau/o John HACKET). In Giles Co 29 Sep 1821, James SMITH m Elizabeth LUGAR (dau/o Adam LUGAR ). In Craig Co 15 Dec 1859, Jacob MYERS (s/of Isaac & Catheri ne MYERS ) m Martha HUGHES (dau /o John & Delilah (sic] HUGHES ). Seek info on Isaac & Cat herine MYERS , par/o Joh n . HUGHES & par/o James SMITH. Sandy Carneiro, 101 Pickwick Blvd, . Fel t on, DE 19943 96 - 30 : Seek par/o Hickerson WRIGHT b VA ca 1790, lived in KY, Smith Co, TN & Hancock Co, IL, m Cyn thia DONOHO , 1820 Smith Co, TN. Bros: Hubbard b 1795 VA; Basil b 1810 VA ; & Wilson b 1811 TN. Marg aret Westman, 1 904 Goodrich Ave, St . Paul, MN 55105 - 1542 96-31 : Seek par/wife of John LANE , b 15 May 1761, d 13 Apr 1845 in Bl ount Co, TN, bur i n Big Spring (Presbyterian Church) Cemetery in Maryville, TN, next to his son Payton LANE (b 28 Aug 1 796, · d 27 Feb 1845, m Margaret (Peggy) LOVE 4 Feb 1823) . John moved from Washington Co, VA to TN in 1814, also had dau named Edith LANE , m Gilbert BLANKENSHIP on 9 Aug 1 820 in Blount Co, TN. Karen Theriot Reader , 2045 Green VAlley Rd., Watsonvil l e , CA 95076-8618 96-32: Charles Andrew CHEATHAM b 17 sep 1845 (son /o Henry C. & Lucy C. CHEATHAM) m 19 Dec 1867, Amherst Co to Mary Frances Jemima FITZGERALD b 1847 (dau/o James & Susanna MASSIE FITZGERALD) . Would like to corres wi th anyone researching these fams . Glorianne E . Fahs, 1307 S. 8th St., Leesburg, FL 34748 �86 wish to corres with descendants of Daniel & Nancy (SMITH ) Residents of Roanoke Co & Franklin Co during birth of ch : Ellender, Sarah F. (m Elias · BLANKENSHIP ), Daniel Henry (m Josephine MARTIN ) , Martha Jane (m James A . MARTIN ), John Preston (m Lucy E . YATES) & Harriet E . (m cal vin w. HAWLEY ) . Sandra Ferrell Rabel, 5321 Westbrook Dr, Cross Lanes, WV 25313-1745 96-33: WEBSTER m 13 Jun 1836, Botetourt Co, VA. 96-34: Interested in exch info on fams of Arabius MARTIN , son/o David & Catherine (GROSS ) MARTIN b ca 1824 Botetourt Co, VA & wife Sarah, dau/o John REYNOLDS m 26 May 1842 in Roanoke Co, VA. Sandra Ferrell Rabel,see 96-33 96-35: In Franklin Co, John ROBERSON m Sarah BOYD in 1799 & Henry ROBERTSON m -Martha ARNOLD in 1802. Would like to corres with descendants of these couples . Martha Heinemann, 705 N. Belvedere, Memphis, TN 38107 In 1778 Christian RHODES was in part of Rockbridge Co cut from Botetourt. In 1782 he owned land on N. Fork of Holston River in Sullivan Co., TN . He & Jacob RHODES witnessed deed of John & Margaret ROBERTSON in Hawkins Co, TN, 1789 . Christian RHODES , over 45, in 1810 census Botetourt Co. Was he rel to the ROBERTSONs? Would like to corres w/desc. Martha Heinemann, see 96-35 96-36 : John BERRISFORD d Rockbridge Co ca 1764, leaving widow & 7 some ·were minors. Heirs sold land in 1 779: Mary (widow) , Lydia, & Frances BERRISFORDi Mary, w/o John ROBINSON ; Agnes/Ann, w/o James ARNOLD; Catherine, w/o Benjamin BENNETT ; Mary, w/o John WARD; & Jane, w/o Ezekiel KENADY. Would like to corres w/members of these families. Am tracing John & Margaret ROBERTSON, who lived in Hawkins Co, TN 1779-89 . Martha Heinemann, see 96-35 96-37 : dau~ See info on par & sib/o Joseph BARLOW , b 1817 VA & d McDonough Co, IL, m 11-10-1841 Sarah ROBINSON , Washington Co, VA . 6 ch. Sarah d McDonough Co, IL 18-4-1868. Vivian D . Barlow, 211 Ada, Manchester, KS 67410-7515 96-38: 96-39: Joseph BARLOW b VA 1817 m Sarah ROBINSON 11 -10-1841 . Was his fa also Joseph? Where b? Was his mo Rachel THOMAS b poss TN? Can anyone trace the faros back to PA? Sincerely apprec any help. Vivian D. Barlow , see 96-38 Mitchell ROBINSON & Rachel EDMISTON m 12-7-1797 Washington Seek par, sib, b/pl & other ch besides Sarah who m Joseph BARLOW. Vivian D. Barlow, see 96-38 96-40: Co, VA. 96-41: Seek info on par & desc/o Jewett H~nry GRADY, b 1 Dec 1829, d 3 Apr 1893 (Troutville, VA) m Mary Elizabeth· DOOLEY, b 10 Jul 1849, d 22 Dec 1922. Her fa is listed as James DOOLEY . Sylvia N. Malone, 1507 Largo Road, #102, Richmond , VA 23233-4511 �87 96-42: Need info on par & desc/o Joseph Matthew GROSS b 1 Jun 1873, d lO Apr 1945 . Fa listed as Abram GROSS , mo as Lyddie on marriage cert to Sarah Malissa GRADY 5 Jul 1899. Joseph from Bedford, Sarah from Botetourt. Sylvia N . Malone , see 96-41 I 96-43: $100 REWARD for first documented proof of par & b/pl of Mathew MARTIN , b ca 1773; din Franklin Co, VA in 1853 where he was first found in 1 803 as wit to land transaction bet William MARTIN and William's cous John VIER Sr; in 1810 in Nelson Co VA; in 1813 buying prop in Franklin Co where he & w Edith STATON lived the rest of their lives. Billie R. Lewis, 1104 Voncile St., Lake Wales, FL 33853-391-9 96-44: Need par & b/pl of John ROBINSON b ca 1670-80 of Henrico & Goochland Co, VA; m Tabitha JONES dau/o Edward & Mary FIELD JONES . Who was Edward JONES ' fa? Was he Edward the immigrant to James River? Billie R. Lewis, see 96-43 96-45: Need par & b/pl of Katherine LEGRAND , who in 1731 relinq her admin duties to John FLEMING when her hus Jean (John) LEGRAND (b LeHAYE , Holland & cam w/par to James River in 1700) d. Was FLEMING a rel, lawyer or friend? Her & John's ch were adopted by Peter LEGRAND & his w Jean Magdelaine MICHAUX. Billie R. Lewis, see 96-43 96-45 : Need any info on John HUGHES . 15 May 1833 in Giles Co he m Delilah HACKET . He was last listed in the 1870 Craig Co census. Sandy Carneiro, 101 Pickwick Blvd, Felton, DE 19943 96-46: Searching for any info on Isaac & Catharine MYERS who were listed as par on marriage record of Jacob MYERS on 15 Dec 1859 in Craig Co to Martha HUGHES . Sandy Carneiro, see 96-45 96-47: Need par/o James SMITH who on 29 Sep 1821 in Giles Co m Elizabeth LUGAR . He d 1878 in Craig Co. Sandy Carneiro, see 96-45 96-48: Who were par/o Mary POWER , m John Wesley AYERS in Bedford Co in 1811? She b 1788 in Pittsylvania Co, d 1859 in Bedford Co. Mo's given name Elizabeth. Postage happily refunded. Dorothy A. Elliott, 13818 Hubbard St, Sylmar, CA 91342-4228 96-49: Elizabeth STOVER HANNAH b 25 Jan 1808 in Roanoke VA , m George HANNAH 25 Jan 1826 in present day Roanoke Co, VA; relocated to Sullivan Co TN in mid-1830s ; d Jan 1903 . Were Michael & Elizabeth SOLINBURGER STOVER her par? Were they Mennonites? Who were her hus par? Seek any info. ~K~a~t~h_y.._=S~t~a=l~e_y._....,~1~5~1~3'--=E~·----F~r~a==n~k=l~i==·n St., Apt . Ell2, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 96-50: Robert B. HAYES b 6 Apr 1864 in Mecklenburg Co VA m Emma Jane YANCEY 7 Jan 1885 in Mecklenburg Co VA , relocat e d t o Washington Co VA in 1900s, d 2 May 1927 in Bristol VA . Were Drummond & Lucy Ann COLEMAN HAYES his par? Who were he r s ? Desperately seeking any info on this fam . Kathy Staley, see 96 -49 �88 96-51: James DEVAULT b 9 Aug 1856 Piney Flat TN, d 9 Jan 1936 Bristol VA & Addie HICKMAN b 11 Aug 1864 Boonville, MO, d 26 Dec 1947 Bristol VA min McKinney TX 20 Dec 1882. Why were they in TX? How did they meet? 96-52: Searching for info on Peter HAMMOND b 1-27-1820. When did he m Sarah SMILEY b 3-4-1817? His fa was John HAMMAN. Who were the rest of their par? .:::C:..:a~t~h~v;z._--=:B:.:::e:..:a::....:v::....:e:::..;r:....::::s..1..,_-=l::...4~2....:.7_ _,L=a-=r-==s~e==n'---=L=a;.:..n:..::e=-<-, Naperville, IL 60563-8524 96-53: Searching for info on Hannah DENNIS, b ca 1760 in Botetourt Co, her par Joseph & Mary DENNIS Sr. She m Thomas HARRISON Sr. 7 Apr 1779 in Tazewell Co. Cathy Beavers, see 96-52 96-54: Search for info on William BEAVERS, in VA to Robert "Robin" & Catherine "Katie" HARMAN. He m Nancy HARRISON 23 Oct 1828 in Tazewell Co. Where & When was his b & d? Cathy Beavers, see 96-52 BEAVERS ===========~================================================================== ST. JACOBS CHURCH CEMETERY Lutheran Church EsL 1898 Botetourt County, VA Location 1 7/10 mile off Rt. 220 on Rt. 635, Timber Ridge Road. Recorded 11, June 1994 by Charles W. & Ruth G. Hale Cummings, William Burks Emma Craft Cummings, Juanita Pearl Craft. Jacob M. (Father) " , Amanda E. (Mother) Craft, Ja cob R., s/o D. G. & L B. 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The 'translation' of the original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. �MAY 1996 NON/PROFIT ORG. U .S . POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE, VA Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soc., Inc. P.O. Box ~2485 Roanoke, VA 24026 S't~,f./~ \,I · ""' Address Correction Requested 1~. ' rANni<r: 1 .. PIJE.LIC Lif::,f'.~/1H't u ~ i:. - ~ O6 SCoiJ T H . l E F F E. F: '.:. 'JN ~ \ oANOKE VA 24011 . ·~. f •)i1r!C·P TT•.r! .- .,. ' ;; • r Cl T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 20, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Chataigne's Gazetteer Business Directory for Smyth County, 1893-1894; 1867 Poll Book of Craig County; Robinson Cemetery Survey; Marriage Notices from the Roanoke Times, 1889-1902; St. Jacobs Church Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 1996 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv20n2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4961/VANv20n1.pdf b8ad2a200006182f31e4a1fdfaa42b6e PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 FEBRUARY 1996 \'°' Virginia Appalachian Notes Danville • II... Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �I SOUTRWESTDtM VI~GIWIA CEMEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 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All books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Library, Elwood Park, Roanoke, Virginia. ·········==·······················=····································· . ·1 • I I �..:..V-=l__,R:..=.....,.;G:;.._;:l;_.::,;N;_.=l--=A=----=-A=--= P--=-P--A'""-=L A C H I A ..;;.N..___N"""-O~T"--=E'-=S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------Vol. 20 - No. 1 - February 1996 cnNTINI'S President's Message Williams Ceretery, Floyd County, VA NGS Conference Retmions Botetourt County, VA - Businesses Advertised Mitchell's Reference to Map Alitizer Ceretery , Montgcrrery Co., VA Book Report Queries Will of Richard Rankin I Breach of Marriage Contract Odds & Ends 6, 8, 15, 37, 38, 41, 2 3 7 8 9 16 36 38 39 42 44 43 ========================================================================= The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets (usually) the third Saturday of the roonth (except S\mrer roonths and Decerrber) at the Roanoke City Central Library, Ellllo1ood Park, Jefferson Street, Roanoke , VA at 1:30 P .M. Care early and research in the Virginia Roan. �PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE December 30, 1995 Dear Fellow Members, I sincerely hope that each of you ha s had a year of prosperity and good health along with all the pleasures of a Holiday Season with al l of your loved ones. Now that the mad r ush of the holidays is over , perhaps you will be able to settle down and complete the research you have put aside for a more opportune time to finish. As I have spent a lot of time recently in the Virginia Room in our local l ibrary, I've been very encouraged to see that genealogy is alive and well in Roa noke as evidenced by the number of peop l e researching in t he Virginia Room, as well as in the nearby courthouses. It is encouraging to see a number of school age chil dren working on their family tree . It may be true that they are doing it as a school project, but they seem to be doing it with interest and enthusiasm. We, in Roanoke, Virginia, are very fortunate indeed to have the materials that are available to us in the Virginia Room al ong with the staff that is so willing to help with our problems. Also resources are being added regularly to the collection already avai l able . I encourage our out of town members to make Roanoke Public Library Virginia Room a destination point for Y?Ur reseach. Better yet, plan on attending one of our meetings --the third Saturday of each month except May, June , July and August. To each of you, a Happy New Year. Sincere l y , Ora Bell e McColman �WILLIAMS CEMETERY Floyd County, VA Tum on Rt. 860 off Blue Ridge Parkway, toward Floyd. The Cemetery is on a hill on left side at intersection of Rt. 860 and Rt. 680 Copied 23, October 1989 by Glenna G. Gamer & Ruth G. Hale Gardner, Culver R. + + + + 1912 - 1989 (Gardner Fu. Home Marker, Floyd, Va.) Gardner, Nancy Carolyn (Picture) Aug. 18, 1942 - May 11, 1955 Conner, Cora N. Aug. 14, 1887 - Nov. 2, 1%7 Gerrels, Johnnie, s/o A. J. & Elizabeth July 1, 1892 - Dec. 10, 1908 Underwood, Clarence A., s/o Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Aug. 9, 1905 - Jan. 21, 1919 Grave, marked with Fu. Home marker. No names or dates left. Underwood, Irene 1925 - 1943 Nolen, Nettie, w/o W. W. Mar. 22, 1869 - Oct. 30, 1946 Nolen, W . W. Aug. 22, 1875 - June 8, 1960 Radford, Willard C. "Bill'' 1915 - 1976 Radford, Danny L. July 11, 1%0 - June 15, 1988 Radford, Harry Lee Oct. 18, 1941 -Feb. 20, 1%8, Va. SA. U.S. Navy Radford, Moyer Lee June 15, 1929 - Apr. 17, 1954 Va. Pfc. Co. G 223 Infantry Radford, George R. Dec. 10, 1888 - Mar. 4, 1950 Radford, S. Elizabeth Oct. 29, 1888 - Nov. 28, 1953 Radford, Woodrow W., s/o George R. & Elizabeth Apr. 1, 1913 - June 6, 1936 Peters, Bobby, s/o E. S. & Mae Feb. 15, 1935 - July 2, 1945 Peters, S. Elbert Mar. 18, 1901 - Feb. 23, 1987 Peters, Cloyd H . Mar. 17, 1943, P.H., Va. Pvt. 128 Inf. 32 Div. Peter, Inez N. 1904 - 1971 (Fu. Home Marker) Nolen, Cloyd R. Dec. 14, 1892 - May 3, 1913 Nolen, Louise (Mother) Mar. 27, 1862 - Aug. 1, 1944 Gardner, Inf. of R. C. & Dot July 20, 1936 - July 21, 1936 Agee, James Samuel Forrest, s/o T. T. & Lillie Dec. 20, 1900 - Sept. 11, 1973 Agee, Thomas Turner (Married June 16, 1893) June 30, 1872 - June 13, 1958 " , Lillie R. Vest " " Jan. 22, 1875 - Nov. 8, 1962 Agee, T. C. Sept. 11, 1905 - Jan. 27, 1932 Epperly, Edna Agee, w /o Frank Mar. 17, 1908 - Feb. 21, 1935 Sutphin, W. H. Jan. 30, 1879 - Apr. 3, 1899, 20 y. 2 m. 7 d. Fieldstones, maybe mark 6 graves Richardson, Lewis C. Jan. 26, 1908 - Nov. 24, 1942 Richardson, Charlie (Father) 1873 - 1943 " , Lillie (Mother) 1877 -1940 Richardson, George Lee (Father) Apr. 29, 1901 - Jan. 14, 1979 Jan. 14, 1914 " , Louetta Hall Bower, Luther Morris Sept. 22, 1898 - Mar. 24, 1966 Pvt. Co. B 163 Inf. W.W.J Bower, Norman Luther Sept. 19, 1849 - Jan. 2, 1931 Bower, William Oct. 25, 1826 - Oct. 23, 1896, 69 y. 11 m. 28 d. 3 graves - fieldstone markers William, Jane, w / o Phil. Died Sept. 26, 1851, Age 72 y. 4 m . 9 d. William, Philip Died Apr. 17, 1831, Age 61 y. 5 m. 10 d. Several fieldstone markers Via, Addie, w/o J. W. Feb. 28, 1860 - Aug. 18, 1894 Fieldstone markers V~ Appe.la.oh1an Notoe �'-1 Williams Cemetery ;- Via, Joseph W. Via, Isaac " , Martha J., w Io Isaac Trusler, Hayse H. Trusler, W. G. Trusler, Susan Jane Best, Addie M. Beamer, Dollie V. Peters, w Io R. L. (Mother) Peters, George W. Peters, James J. Peters, Elizabeth T . about 4 graves fieldstone markers Radford, Albert Clarence (Married Apr. 4, 1932) '' , Mary Elsie " " Radford, Everett Buddy Radford, Lois Ann Dickerson, Paul T . Dickerson, Alfredia Dickerson, Sadie B. , W. Harve Robertson, Isaac E. " , Elizabeth Huff, his wife Robertson, Julia " , Lula Huff, Isaac, Sr. Elizabeth w. Peters, Ola E. Peters, Lillie Whitlock " , Judson W. Peters, Frank C. " , Nettie Peters, Womeda V. Peters, Dove L., w Io T. J. Trusler, John R. " , Rebecca A. Bryant, Dallas J. " , Laura A. Bryant, Marvin Lester Lancaster, Mollie A. Agee, Mary J. + Rakes, George Tyler " I Rakes, Zada Elizabeth Huff Huff, George 0. Huff, Fannie Epperly Huff, Peter Kemper (Father) " , Lonia Epperly (Mother) Huff, Isaac " , Adeline E. Kittennan, wI of Isaac Footstone, S. H. child " ,M.H. " Huff, Florence, d/o Isaac & A. E. (Footstone Z.F.H.) Williams, Joseph " , Susan Williams, John F. '' , Martha I. Aug. 15, 1856 - May 24, 1904 Jan. 20, 1832 - June 26, 1913 July 22, 1835 - Mar. 7, 1904 May 3, 1921 - Mar. 27, 1960 Va. Pfc. Co. D 489 Port Bn . TC W.W.11 Feb. 14, 1858 - Sept. 24, 1931 Aug. 10, 1854 - May 4, 1940 Mar. 2, 1880 - Jan. 12, 1957 Sept. 23, 1870 - Mar. 26, 1920 1879 - 1964 1875 -1958 1854 -1936 July 6, 1908 - June 1, 1971 Aug. 3, 1915 July 11, 1935 - Sept. 19, 1953 July 4, 1961 - Oct. 20, 1977 1929 - 1969 1932 - 1936 1897 - 1982 1893 - 1966 Mar. 10, 1832 - Jan . 1, 1890 July 14, 1836 - Apr. 7, 1909 Jan. 16, 1869 - July 29, 1884 Dec. 23, 1872 - Nov. 2, 1879 July 24, 1795 - Aug. 26, 1872 June 25, 1800 - Nov. 22, 1877 Dec. 9, 1899 - Dec. 8, 1914 July 20, 1879 - May 28, 1938 Apr. 1, 1872 - Jan. 23, 1908 Mar. 18, 1885 - Dec. 19, 1936 Mar. 13, 1895 - Nov. 20, 1969 Dec. 18, 1922 - June 8, 1931 Mar. 9, 1872 - Mar. 3, 1908 1862 - 1945 1870 - 1944 1886 -1929 1891 - 1957 bom & died June 5, 1920 Oct. 10, 1889 - Apr. 13, 1923 1840 - 1928 Apr. 11, 1893 - Oct. 13, 1985 Cpl. U.S. Army W .W.l Jan. 13, 1901 - Oct. 2, 1957 Jan. 18, 1862 - Nov. 8, 1927 Mar. 16, 1873 - Aug. 17, 1960 Mar. 28, 1871 ·Oct. 26, 1926 Feb. 2. 1872 - Dec. 7, 1937 Apr. 4, 1834 - Nov. 28, 1895 Feb. 10, 1838 - July 24, 1925 Feb. 16, 1882 - Nov. 15, 1895 1813 - 1875 1825 - 1903 Jan. 15, 1850 - Dec. 8, 1889 Apr. 23, 1850 - Feb. 21, 1919 Viratma App&l&olU&n Notee �s Williams Cemetery Williams, Jerome E. , Nettie Trusler Williams, Joseph N. Lilly M. I Randolph I Fred , Sadie " , Clifton O'Bryan II , I Infant Dickerson, Harvey Bud Boyd, T. Frank " I Ocie D. Gray, Bryon A., Sr. " , Hattie W. " , Bryon A., Jr. + Williams, William T. Williams, Albina R. Young, w/o W. T. Williams, Harry C. M. Bunyan H. Williams, Powhattan " , Elizabeth Williams, Dove Epperly Williams, David E. Williams, Aaron T. Williams, Caroline A., w /o David E. Williams, D. Lewis Florence B. Williams, Col. John " , Amanda J. Shortt, Thomas C. Stockwell, David F. " , Nannie Brammer Brjµuner, Ben, s/o Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Brammer, W. S. "Bub" ("Pa") Huff, Robert H . " , Vada Radford Cannaday, Annie, d/o T. H. & ) . A. Hall, Ernest Hall, Lillian Young, w /o Alfred L. (Mother) Hall, John Robert " , Nannie Gay Hall, Aubrey P., d/o P. P. & L. E. Hall, Peter P. Evaline L. Snead, James C. Nolen, Sy! D. " , Maude M. " , Elmer G. Hall, I. Eldridge " , Myrtle, H. DeHart, Winston Lancaster, Phillip L. 11 , 11 , 11 , .. + I Marys. Barton, Musco J. Lancaster, M. P. Lancaster, Thomas Marion (Father) " , Julia Gay (Mother) 1874 -1958 1894 - 1975 1871 - 1937 1876 - 1964 1922 - 1931 1909 - 1929 1906 -1923 1919 - 1919 1912 - 1912 1920 - 1986 (Gardner Fu. Marker) Aug. 13, 1918-Feb. 11, 1971 (Wood Fu., Floyd) Sept. 14, 1922 1872 -1949 1877 - 1957 1905 -1968 1847 - 1938, Co. H, 4 Va. Reserves C.5.A. Mar. 27, 1846 - Aug. 27, 1927 1887 - 1909 1874 - 1905 June 21, 1813 - Aug. 23, 1893 Sept. 24, 1818 - Aug. 29, 1899 May 12, 1875 - Dec. 2, 1958 Nov. 18, 1842 - July 3, 1905 Sep. 3, 1876 - Sept. 6, 1930 May 22, 1847 - Dec. 27, 1918 June 20, 1913 - Aug. 24, 1966 Aug. 31, 1915 Sept. 1, 1817 - Dec. 4, 1886 Jan . 15, 1828 - Feb. 21, 1906 1876 - 1954 Apr. 13, 1870 - Aug. 20, 1940 Oct. 18, 1873 - Jan. 25, 1962 b . & d. Feb. 16, 1932 1885 - 1945 June 19, 1874 - July 10, 1929 Jan. 12, 1883 - June 24, 1958 Aug. 30, 1891 - June 30, 1893 1918 - 1960 Nov. 28, 1924, Age 32 yrs. Jan. 7, 1897 - Mar. 19, 1947 Aug. 19, 1880 - Oct. 31, 1951 Mar. 10, 1890 - Jan. 19, 1891 Jan. 3, 1855 - Sept. 5, 1914 Nov. 11, 1856 - Dec. 29, 1932 Nov. 4, 1887 - Nov. 27, 1918 Dec. 25, 1877 - May 11, 1926 Nov. 13, 1878 - Sept. 6, 1920 Apr. 13, 1907 - June 10, 1921 1888 - 1960 1906 1919 - 1933 Nov. 26, 1838 - May 4, 1928 Sept. 4, 1851 - Dec. 30, 1932 July 9, 1895 - Jan. 15, 1918 M. G. Co. 317th U.S. Inf. -Camp Lee, Va. Aug. 26, 1869 - Nov. 2, 1898 Sept. l, 1857 ·Aug. 10, 1932 Oct. 11, 1867 - Sept. 6, 1937 �Williams Cemetery Lancaster, Andrew W. , Mariah Theresa Haynes Smith, Willard J. " , Nora L. Martin, Herman Wade Martin, Walter " ,M.T.M. Hall, Alfred Lee Huff, Thurman, s/o J. F. & S. A. Headstone, can't read inscription anymore Huff, Henry Howard + Blackwell. Walter L. + Blackwell, Lula Griffith Blackwell, Smith Moses Meredith, Mark Anthony Agnew, Jay Kenneth I Betty B. Harris, Nancy G. Williams, James Peter Williams, Rena Shortt Williams, Rena Judith Williams, Rachel Branuner, William Naamon , Eggie G. Williams, James Woodrow + Agnew, Ronald Frederick (Married Jan. 4, 1969) Sept. 6, 1834 - Feb. 28, 1896 Aug. 4, 1836 - July 13, 1938 Apr. 24, 1895 - Feb. 25, 1958 Sept. 18, 1898 - May 28, 1987 Sept. 20, 1939-Mar.15, 1984 (Gardner-Floyd) May 27, 1896 - Apr. 29, 1965 Mar. 10, 1887 - July 16, 1964 June 15, 1904 - Oct. 13, 1906 1891 - 1971 Dec. 2, 1915 - Aug. 9, 1961 Va. Pvt. U.S. Army W.WJI 1890 - 1975 1884 - 1950 1975 - 1975 (Wood. Marker only) Feb. 15, 1946 - Aug. 20, 1986 Sgt. U.S. Army, Vietnam 1950 July 18, 1940 - Sept. 3, 1963 Jan. 31, 1863 - Nov. 26, 1935 Nov. 3, 1886 - Dec. 28, 1973 May 3, 1930 - Feb. 7, 1936 Feb. 6, 1917 - June 10, 1940 Jan. 8, 1883 - Dec. 25, 1967 (Wood Fu. Home) Oct. 23, 1899 - June 23, 1966 Aug. 17, 1913 - Feb. 9, 1930 Sept. 2, 1952 - July 23, 1987 U.S. Army =============~=====~====~=====~~=======~===~===~=====~========~==~~==~=~=~=~~ HERALD OF THE VALLEY, 12 Feb 1821, Fincastle, Va MARRIED--on the 15th instant, by the Rev John Helms, Mr Jacob Craft to Miss Catherine Zimmerman, all of this county. -------On the 6th, by the Rev Wm Shanks, John Go!don, to Miss Elenor Zirkle daughter of John Zirkle . -------On the 7th, by the same, Curtis R Holmes, to Miss Sarah F Yarbrough, daughter of Mr Yarbrough, of Lunenburg. -------On the same, by the same, Green Richardson, to Miss Leagb Eddington, daughter of Phillip Eddington. -------On the 5th, by the same , Michael Minnie, to Miss Rebecca Stever, daughter of George Stever, all of this county . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------TRUST SALE By virtue of a deed of trust, executed by James Brownlee, to the subscriber, bearing date the 31st of February, 1820, and recorded in the county court of Botetourt, to secure the payment of certain sums of money therein mentioned, to Jacob Bumgardner, I wi ll proceed to sell on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 17th March Next, to the highest bidder, at PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR CASH, a Tract of LAND, On Catawba Creek, joining the land of Robert Anderson, and the land of the said Brownlee, on which he lives or as much thereof, a s will satisfy the sums foresaid. I wi ll convey to th e purchaser such title only as is vested in me by said deed of trust. Wm Anderson, tru stee . �7 Traveling Historic Trails 8 - 11 May 1996 National Genealogical Society Conference in the States Sponsored by The Middle Tennessee Genealogical Society Linking the PastLooking to the Future! Travel Historic Trails-Explore Tennessee Connections! Celebrate 200 years of statehood during Tennessee's Bicentennial. Visit Civil War battlefields, historical sites, museums, mansions, rivers, mountains, and Enjoy the Volunteer State-home of presidents, the Grand Ole Opry, and Elvis. more~ Held at the Nashville Convention Center and the Stouffer Hotel-loca1ed right in downtown Nashville. You'll be close to the State Library & Archives, the Nashville Public Library, and unique shopping areas. Visit the Conference Exhibits-filled with vendors offering the latest publications, maps, supplies, and services. Exhibits include computer software for the genealogist. Computer Sessions--demonstrate the latest technology pertaining to genealogy-related products. Hand s-on computer experiences with new genealogy software programs. Meet the Experts-Beginners and experts alike will learn about the latest genealogical sources and techniques. Talk with scores of fine speakers and other genealogists about their research . Grun hands-on experience in the Computer Leaming Center. The Place to Be in '96 for the best educational, networking, shopping, and social experience the genealogical community has to offer. .. ~ .·Please send the Conference Registration Brochure -· -•hen it becomes available in December 1995. NGS members will automatically receive the conference registration brochure with the November/ December NGS Newslener. Name Address City State Zip D Nonmember D Send membership information D Send exhibit information 1996 NGS Conference in the States D 4527 17th Street North D Arlington, VA 22207-2399 �1996 STROTHE R FAMILY REUNI ON AUGUST 8-11 , 1996 FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGIN I A The Sixth Bi - Annual Family Reunion of The Wil liam Stro t he r So ci e t y will be held at the Sheraton-Freder i cksburg Resor t and Conf erence Center . Guest speakers, tours of ancestral historica l sites and opportun i ties to exch ange information on the f amily are planned . AL L St r ot he r desce ndants and r elated families are welcome . Contact Edward L. Strother, 36 Puget Drive, Steilacoom, WA 98388-1521 for details and registration form. EZEKIEL SMITH FAMILY The family reunion for all the relatives of Ezekie l Smith and his wi fe, Su sanna Dingess, will be held in Se guin , TX in 1996 at the same t ime a State Historical Marker wi ll be placed in the cemetery . Anyone interested in the final plans of date and place should send a lc:__r_ge SASE to Smith Family Reunion, Sos Sheffield Place, San Antonio , TX 78213- 2627. LAND FOR SALE The Subscriber hav i ng become a resident of Tenessee , offers to sel l a bar gain in 1000 ACRES OF LAND; Which wi l l be divided into four distinct parce l s , to s ui t purch as ers it is within four miles of the Town of Fincastl e , anq On ly e ight from the Navigab le waters of James River, in t he neighbourh ood of Col onel Taylor ' s For ge, and several good Merchant Mills. Each tra c t contains a number of fi ne Springs , and has Timber equa l , i f not super i or t o any in t he State. There are ab out 200 ACRES cleared, a portion of wh i ch , will be in each tract; one of the tracts is in an excell ent s t ate of i mpr ovemen ts ; ha ving on it a good Orchard, Barn , Dwel l in - House, and all neces s a r y ou t House s . The Subscriber would sell the above property , at pr i vate sa l e; but if not sold priva~ely, it will be offered a t public sale on t he 4t h day of September next . Any person wishing to purchase, wou l d do wel l to v i ew the premis es, as t he r e by, they would be better ab l e t o judge. For part icu l ars as r e spe cts terms, &c . they may be known by applying t o Col Harve y , or Doctor Patter s on , e i ther of whom will show the land. I shal l remain here abou t two weeks with the v iew of sel l ing this property at private sale. WILLIAM HARVEY N.B . A considerab le c r edit will be given to the purchaser. Fincastle, July 18th, 1820 from "Herald of th e Vall e y", 29 Ju ly 1820 , Fincastle , Va contributed by Charl es T Burton W. R. �9 BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA BUSINESSES ADVERTISED in "The Herald of the Valley" by Charles T Burton typist: Babe Fowler Copies of some of the newspapers that the following have been taken from are in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Va. The newspapers are also on microfilm. I know that I have not picked up all of the dates of the papers that the ads appeared in , so please forgive. 8 July 1820 - Saddlery - opposite store of Gray & Graves - in house formerly occuped by Dr - Medicial Doctor Madison G Backus - Post Master at Finecastle - list of letters 29 July 1820 \Vil 1 iam Harvey - 1000 acres in 4 tracts - 4 miles from Fincastle Carter Neff - Cooper N S Cole - will run the Amsterdam School 5 August 1820 Robert Logan his 2 lots with 2 story dwellings in Fincastle Henry Starr - paper mill - 5 miles from Fincastle R 8 H Kyle 8 Co - new general store opposite J Nece's Tavern - in building lately occupied by Calhoun 8 Patton Connelly g Son - Tailors - house near Spring opposite Col. Bowyers 4 September 1820 Samuel Fizer - Chair maker 8 house painter 11 September 1820 Jesse, Silas 8 Joel Rowland - PP (personal property) of estate of Thos Rowland 8 20 Negroes Col. Tayloe - Stallion - "Bell Hornet" now called Fincastle William Calvert - Tailor - at house opposite Courthouse formerly occupied by Dr. Timothy Patterson Henry Wax - Stills, Tin Ware, Sheet Iron, et 23 October 1820 Charles L Mitchell - Post Master at Salem - list of letters 16 October 1820 William Cross - offers reward for return of Negro woman Hess to his house, 7 miles from Pattonsburg 23 October 1820 William Craft Clock & Watch Maker , Jeweler & Silversmith - in house opposite Gray & Graves store & 2 doors below Col. Harvey. John Welch - Clock & Watch Maker, Jeweler & Silversmith 30 October 1820 David Gish - offers reward for return of apprentice boy , Ezekiel Hines John Sites - gunsmith - offers reward for return of apprentice boy. Hosea McCluer, age 17 or 18 Calvert 8 Turner Richard L Wilkerson ~ J.pps.lr..~h1an Notee �/CJ Calhoun & Patton - General store - have moved from opposite Jacob Nece 's Tavern to store house formerly occupied by George Suf franse opposite store of John C Griffin 13 November 1820 Benjamin Mederis - Saddle-Tree Manufactory in Amsterdam J & P Trovillo - Chair makers 8 house painters - opposite Valley Hotel in Pattonsburg 20 November 1820 John J Mil l er wants an apprentice Blacksmith in Buchanan 4 December 1820 J. Madison - will vacinate, gratis , all who apply at his office William S Eskridge - sale of 212 acres mortgaged by Moses Allen 25 December 1820 Fred W Pleasants - p l ans to leave 1 day of January next Dr. William A McDowell - at house lately Mr. J Nece's Tavern R. Snodgrass - several cattle strayed away W'm Reid - reward for return of apprentice tanner James McConel age about 20 William Woltz - cabinet maker 4 January 1821 Jacob Nece - Union Hotel - has moved into house formerly occupied by Col M Harvey near the Courthouse Mrs Steward - offers reward for return of horse to her at about 4 miles from Fincastl e on Catawba 8 January 1821 R. Wilkinson - wants to sell house now occupied by James Woodville 22 January 1821 Ezekiel Tenison - Hat 8 shoe maker - in Salem W B Preston - will hire out 12 to 15 Negroes for a year 12 February 1821 W'm Anderson - will sell land on Catawba mortgaged to him by James Brownlee Jacob Rudisill - " Bell Tavern" - will be opened in house formerly occupied by Col Patrick 8 James Lockhart John Gray 8 Francis Graves - have disso l ved partnership Samuel Fizer - will hire a journeyman Wheelwright Joseph Wagoner - wants to lease good Tobacco land to someone for 3 or more years - about 6 miles from Fincastle Jno Mayse - deputy sheriff (under J Pitzer, sheriff) - will sell personal pr operty of Andrew Boyd dec'd at Boyd ' s house in Pattonsburg - a Teacher wants employment (apply at paper) 12 March 1821 Dr Madison - has moved into brick house formerly occupied by J L Woodville W C Bowyer - will hire a Cording Machine Operator in Salem Samuel Kennerly - stallion named Young Twig W'm Muse - offers reward for horse stol en from him John Sites - Gunsmith Jacob Fleager - has found a saddle 23 April 1821 George Hancock - of Montgomery Co wants to hire a cooper, apply to John C Griffin in Fincastle �// The County Commissions of the Poor - wants to contract for a small Plantation for the erection of a Poor House . Robert Wiley - offers rewards for return of Mulatto boy Thomas Cross & Thomas Tousey - will card wool at their Grist Mill in Fincastle Thomas Cross - will card wool in his mill 7 miles for Pattonsburg & 5 miles from Natural Bridge Thomas Cross & John Bonsack - will card wood at Daniel Stoner (or David Stover) mill near Glade Creek J M Boyer - lost a small red pocket book 16 July 1821 John Jared - lost a small red pocket book Absalom Dempsey - found a small red pocket book 23 July 1821 The following men engaged in Merchantile business in Fincastle resolve not to sell on Sabboth: Daniel Meenan Alexander Cliage Charles Anderson John Navil, Jr William Scott William Porter William Kyle David S Cliage Peter Wilhelm - Admr (administrator) of estate of Christian Harshbar ger Those who have claims & those who owe please attend whip saw men - apply to paper office William R Cox - lost a red pocket book 8 October 1821 Joel Bott - house of Entertainment in Salem Charles Johnston - for sale (1) Large brick house on Main St in Salem with 210 acres adjoining (2) Salem Mills in Salem, with saw mill, cording machine & distillery (3) "Bell Grove" 317 on Great Valley Road about half way between Fincastle & Salem, within about 2 miles of Botetourt Springs (4) "Waverly" in the Barens 481 acres and other tracts in other counties, etc. Charles Johnston - for sale a young Negro 21 January 1822 Charles Johnston - needs half dozen children to attend his school with Mr Moor as teacher Jonathan Lee - 14 miles west of Fincastle on Catawba offers reward for return of apprentice shoe maker, Thomas Green, aged about 20 12 April 1823 W C Bowyer - Post Master at Salem - list of letters 22 April 1822 Maurice O' Brien - now in Botetourt County wants to hear from his brother who was supposed to have arrived in this country l ately from Ireland. W'm Masterson - of Mill Grove, has rebuilt the Powder Mill formerl y occupied by Thomas Preston and has gunpowder for sale Moses F Cook - forecloses mortgage 8 will sell house and lot in New Castle occupied by John Farrier J M Bowyer - Deputy Clerk - suits published Abraham Gish vs Rodgers, StClair & Ferguson Stephen Ferri l l vs Cochran & Co & Reps. of John Quin John Pate vs Samuel McMurtrie Not sure how many of above were on 22 April VJr'1D1a .Apps.l&ch1an Ncnes �I;, date ??? - Captain of the Troop of Cavalry calls a meeting of the Troop on 4th day of July J M Bowyer - Captain of the Rifle Company calls his Company to meet 4th day of July , next T M Patterson - Secretary of Amity Lodge calls meeting of members at house of late John Thompson on 14th July at 10 AM for Funeral Sermon T M Patterson - Secretary of Amity Lodge calls meeting of members at Lodge room on June 24th at 10 AM to celebrate the Aniversary of St John the Baptist. They will proceed to Methodist Meeting House by 12 o ' clock - Old wheat for sale One Dollar per bushel - apply at off ice Samuel Fizer - Sergeant - announced t hat Capt Bowyers Rifle Company will parade in Fincastle on last Sunday in July Charles Aunspaugh - for nearly 5 years an apprentice watch & clock maker with Mr John Welch of Fincastle will open his own shop in Liberty, Bedford County. P F & B E Trenis - offers for sale (1) Lots 8 8 9 in Pat.tonsburg near the bridge with 2 story dwelling house lately kept as a tavern; (2) 30 acres of woodland about a mile from town; (3) unimproved lot #11, above the bridge; (4) 2 tracts 450-500 acres 4% or 5 miles below Pattons burg & 1 mile from James River - - including saw mill & wool carding machine . G P Nash - announces the second quarterly meeting of the Salem Bible Society will be in Salem the 31st of August at 12 o ' clock Dr Jacob Woltz - lists a long list of Fresh Drugs and Medicines for sale. 7 September 1822 Baldw in L Sisson - Attorney at law W R Prest.on - Auction sale of 50 or 60 head of cattle at Greenfield at 9 AM on 27th September 1822 7 September 1822 William L Burton - Physician and Surgeon - at Capt F Pate near Big Lick John Wilson, Admr & Ann Gulliford - will sell 200 acre plantation & personal property belonging to heirs of Allen Gulliford, dec'd on road between Fincastle & Amsterdam W R Preston - wants to rent out (1) the valuable Mill Plantation on which he lives; (2) his farm in Carvine Cove; (3) al l his household furniture; (4) crops of hay & corn on Cove farm . John Bonsack - to operate a Fulling Mill, Dying, etc on Glade Creek 4 miles below Big Lick will pick up & deliver cloth at Mr Jacob Nece's Tavern in Fincastle Samuel Hardesty - offers reward for return of his red Pocket Book lost between Amsterdam 8 Mr Luck's Tavern Dr Dawson - has moved into Salem Dr Knapp - with 12 years experience has moved into Salem A petition will be presented to General Assembley for a law for finin g riders or drivers for going faster than a walk on Cartmill & Woods Toll bridge across James River Jacob Fleager �13 R Harvey Richard Butt - for sale a few Ten Plate Stoves at his Furnaces . - will sell his 418 acre plantation about 5 miles from Fincastle E Sweetland - Clerk of Overseers of the Poor announces the Board will meet at the Poor House to hire a Steward to take charge of Poor Farm Richard Carter - by his agent, James P Ragland wants to rent for one, two or three years his house now occupied by George Backus as a Public House. Robert Harvey - wants to employ an overseer at his plantation on the Catawba. Botetourt County by James Breckenridge and Benjamin Carper wil l offer for sale on first day of December Court, several lots in Fincastle Joseph Givens - will sell lots 77 & 78 in Amsterdam on 14th December next - - they were mortgaged to him by Peter Echols. - For sale a Dearborn Carriage upon steel springs, will carry 6 persons & luggage, with a complete set of hsrness - apply at Herald off ice Absalom Dempsey - lost a Subscription paper £or building a Meeting House for the Society of Baptists in Fincastle Robert Greenwood - will sell or rent his land near the Sweet Springs road about 6 miles from Fincastle, adjoining land of J . Rudisill, John Snider, Mrs Mary Wagoner and Richard Butt - contains about 160 acres Mr Nathan Switzer will show the place James Breckenridge - describes a steer he picked up, at his residence near Fincastle J A Gordon - agent for J Tayloe at Cloverdale wishes to close the books of Mr Gordon, late the manager -- see Mr Crenshaw or Mr Digges John Allen Justice of the Peace took the oaths of the appraisers of a Mare taken up by Gerard Morton, agent for Thomas Goodwin on the south side of James River Elijah McClanahan - wi l l sell 134 acre farm on main road between Big Lick 8 Salem including the Mill seat for a merchant mill formerly owned by Andrew Lewis, dec 'd, which burned some time past. Frederick Roudes - Tailor - has moved his shop from the Bell Tavern to Mr Robert Kyle's house next door to his red corner house occupied by J H Bickle, being between that and the Sadlers Shop of Mr Jacob Carper Coffee Hotel - in Salem, Va at t he sign of the Globe, kept by Joel Bott John C Griffin - President of the Library Company requests a meeting of a l l members on the f i rst Monday in March at the house of Jacob Rudesill at 7 PM Thomas Newell - Ex. (executor) of John Kenny, dec'd, will sell 206 acres on main Road 4 miles from Natural Bridge , 8 miles from Pattonsburg & 2 miles from James River, in sight of village of Springfield and High Bridge Meeting House, etc -- other plantation in Rockbridge and Alleghany Counties. �J4 The printer - wants an apprentice to learn the printing business Nash L Pitzer 8 Benjamin Welch - Admrs of John Pitzer dec ' d , will sel l the per sonal property at the place on James River J T Logan - Librarian of Fincastle Library Company announced that the Library is at the office of F B Miller R A Eidson - his stall i on Knowsly James Shank - his stallion Columbus Mathias Stover , Capt - notified his company, they will meet 5th of n ext April at Evans Big Spring 8 notice given then of when to attend General Muster at Amsterdam William L Walton - will sell or exchange for a boy, his Mulatto woman Robert Dickey 8 George Thrasher - Admrs of George Crits - will sell 417 acres (2 tracts) on Long Run, no part if more than 3 miles from James River, 1% miles to Merchant Mill Abraham Garst - will sell 100 acres on Cravens Creek near Salem , mortgaged to him by Samuel Roof (Dolly) William Henderson - will sell lots in town of Clinton (better known as Henderson's Post Office) i n forks of Patterson and Craigs Creeks, 8 directly on the road from Fincastle to Covingt on Absalom Dempsey - offers reward for return of an apprentice cabinet maker, Joseph Looney, aged 18/9 Henry M Frantz - refused to pay bonds due Benjamin Shartzer because th e title is not good John Welch - wants to apprentice a boy to watch 8 clock making business Robert Harvey - will pay $4 . 00 per ton for hauling Iron from Martha Furnace to James River John C Griffin - President of Trustees of town of Fincastle, calls a meeting of Freeholders 8 Housekeepers for first Monday in May, to elect Trustee for the town Roger Mallory - will sell 350 acres where he lives on south side James River at mouth of Catawba adjoining land of Col Harvey, Charles Beale (now belonging to Mr Burks. Dr A B Farrar - moved from Salem to Mrs McFurrans on Catawba 10 May 1823 The Fincastle Thespian Society - will put on the play ' Mistakes of the Night ' for the benefit of Fincastle Library - tickets at R 8 H Kyles Store, The Theatre and at Cathoun 8 Patton's store Samu el McClure - has rented the Red Mill in Fincastle with the Carding machines J F Caldwell - has sold the "Herald of the Valley " - has permission to make 8 sell the J J Morris patent Jacob Carper Spring Saddle at his shop in Fincastle on Main Street 3 doors above the store of R 8 H Kyle 8 opposite the house of Dr McDowel l E W Robinson - has purchased the "Herald of th e Valley" - the office is moved to the brick house near Mr Backus & opposite Mr Hedrick's 24 May 1823 Mrs Abercrombi e - took possession of the house la tely purchased by G. Hancock from Charles Green in East Salem known as Salem Hotel where she intends keepin g a Public House �15 Adam Shewey Nimrod Hamet Dr Lewis Shanks Davidson & Kyle Dr John J Moorman Samuel Hedrick W'm H Digges Samuel Fizer George Backus James Tate - description of cow taken up where he lives near Fincastle - living on north side James River about 6 miles above Pattonsburg -- describes a ma.re colt taken up - has settled in Salem - New Store in Buchanan & will sell & ship crops, etc to Richmond - located in Pattonsburg - has commenced the Saddling Business in house of Joseph Vanmeter about quarter mile from Pattonsburg - will have 20 likely Negroes on view in Fincastle beginning June 21st. They will be sold on first Court day in Montgomery County - Sergeant announces the Rifle Company will parade in Fincastle on Fourth of July next. - Jailer of Botetourt County - has in jail a negro name Richmond, who claims to belong to W'm Garland of Albemarle Co. - will commence the Saddling Business in the town of Buchanan <<<< <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<· rtE tcJks a ~~ l:: ! :~:: 1 tE!&g p re se~ : e d tc t ~E r1 :;1[: a de: e a s e~ f i embe !s of cur Scc1ety are as i ol~~ w s: 11: r~ ~ : !~ ... ieel ~a :· ~:r,c i c~E. R oa~ck e ~ : ty Pcbl1: Librar y as memor1a!s to r i~ He1~ry of 51, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Marriages, Washington County, 1853-1900 !In Heiory c~ B, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Marriages of Botetourt County, 1900-1935 3r ;. eke )' ~1~ r c f !it . . . ieel Belva Ccu!lts . ~oa k .. . PEXKSYLVARIA BliTBS, CHESTER COURTY, 1682-1800 , by John T. Hcropt=e y ( :~ Hetory of Roh e ~t Pti eg a ~ , bock . .. 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Slab, as marker Altizer, Emera Fieldstone marker Altizer, Anna Conner, w /o R.R. Altizer, R. R. Several graves marked by fieldstones Collins, George A. Sept. 1819 Pvt. Va. lnf. Rev. War May 8, 1836 - June 12, 1927 Co. K 54 Va. Inf. C.S.A. Conner, 0 . W. Altizer, Jeptha G. Altizer, Reba Alba, dau./ o Jacob & Manda Altizer, Manda Burton , Jacob D . , Ruth A. Goad Fieldstone marker Altizer, Emory Jake Altizer, Alfred M. (Married May 28, 1913) " , Pearl E. Burton, Helen Jearlene Burton, Esley Henry, s/o Mr. & Mrs. G . M. Burton, Everett Matt, s/o Mr. & Mrs. G. M. Burton, Edith Marie, dau./o Mr. & Mrs. G. M. Burton, George M. " , Mary Altizer Altizer, John H. " , Vinnie I. Altizer, Oakley L. " , Edna Teel Altizer, Inf. son of L. 0. & E. M. Altizer, Carless Leonard Burton, George Harvey ti .. Reed, Evins & Millie, grandparents of D. Paul Reed Milton W. Reed Altizer, Elias "Ale" Altizer, Rachel Dulaney Altizer, Elias W. Altizer, Roy 0. " , Avis R. Altizer, Mildred Ruth Altizer, Thomas H. I Lizzie L. Akers, Roger Lee, s/ o Mr. & Mrs. D. F. Akers, Ruby Virginia Teel, Rebecca Teel, Terry 11 ~ .· Feb. 25, 1910 - Jan. 16, 1%4 Va. Pfc. 508 AAA Gun Bn. W .W.II Died May 29, 1876 age 7 days Co. D, 63 Va . Inf. C.S.A. Nov. 7, 1918-Jan.19, 1919 Sept. 23, 1888 Aug. 24, 1864 - Mar. 23, 1949 1870 - Oct. 15, 1911 Apr. 14, 1933 - July 30, 1947 June 16, 1891 - Oct. 11, 1960 Oct. 3, 18% - Dec. 9, 1976 May 8, 1948 - May 15, 1959 July 12, 1890 - Sept. 24, 1967 Feb. 20, 1897 - Feb. 4, 1979 1876 - 1946 1890 - 1974 Oct. 10, 1902 - Mar. 11, 1978 Aug. 4, 1905 - Oct. 23, 1968 July 8, 1938 Mar. 7, 1930 - Nov. 19, 1933 Feb. 25, 1964 - Apr. 24, 1966 (Richardson Funeral) Born 1912 Born 1944 March 1812 - Nov. 1900 Oct. 1818 - July 1903 Sept. 10, 1864 - Jan. 28, 1945 Sept. 3, 1904 - Jan. 23, 1%6 Jan. 30, 1910 Feb. 3, 1934 - July 27, 1938 Mar. 9, 1876 - Nov. 28, 1945 May 14, 1879 - Dec. 22, 1963 Dec. 21, 1955 - Dec. 23, 1955 1918 - 1986 (Richardson Fu. Marker) July 19, 1833 - July 3, 1909 1834 - Sept. 12, 1909 �37 Altizer Cemetery + + Teel, William E. (Father) " , Laura A. (Mother) Altizer, Leslie Willard Altizer, Everett Lee '' , Effie Lee Gardner, Roley T. Gardner, Winfred Lee " , Maud E. Phillips Reed, Amos J. " , Roxie M . Altizer, Carless Lavern Altizer, Anthony Clarke 'Tony" (Husband & Father) Altizer, Roy Grant Altizer, H erman D., Jr. Altizer, Herman D. Reed, Martin Luther " , Ruth Altizer Altizer, S. May 12, 1864 - May 17, 1934 Apr. 9, 1863 - July 10, 1942 Sept. 20, 1941 - Jan. 10, 1959 Sept. 4, 1910 - Dec. 11, 1976 Feb. 9, 1916 - May 7, 1987 Jan. 26, 1925 - Aug. 30, 1%4 Aug. 21, 1894 - Jan. 8, 1982 Oct. 19, 1895 - May 19, 1947 Sept. 12, 1915 - June 21, 1957 Feb. 13, 1916 Sept. 8, 1952 - July 4, 1966 Mar. 11, 1963 - Mar. 25, 1985 Jan. 8, 1922 - June 21, 1985 Pfc. U.S. Army Korea 1945 - 1980 Sp. 5 U.S. Army Vietnam Nov. 22, 1918 - Nov. 6, 1970 Aug. 17, 1913 Mar. 3, 1914 - Mar. 28, 1973 Died Feb. 2, 1887 Age 70 yrs. (Marker outside fence) FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD Was stolen, from the subscriber's farm, near Lexington, Va, on Saturday evening the 30th of June l~st, a Chesnut Sorrel Horse, seven or eight years old, about sixteen hands high, lar ge and well made, has a star in the forehead, is marked with the collar, and other gear , paces and trots well, is somewhat wind brok n, which can only be perceived when he is rode or drawn, has a switch tail,-no brands or other marks recollected. Five dollars reward will be paid for the horse and all reasonable expenses, if brought home, and ten dollars reward for the apprehension of the thief , to be paid on his conviction for the offence. JORN RUFF Lexington, July 21, 1821. 3t N. B. A man who called himself George Mills Colbert , and who for his swindling is known in'""Richmond by the name of Martin L. Mil ls , came t o Lexington on the 27th of June, and left the place on the 28th, without paying his tavern bill, is supposed to have taken the above described horse ; he is a man in appearance about 30 years of age, about S feet 10 inches high, of slender make, sallow complexion, sandy hair , was dressed in cotton cord roundabout and pantaleons, much faded, the pantaleons patched on the kn ee, his hat black and much worn, he came to town on foot had no bundle , and reported that he had waggons coming on loaded for the western countr y. JOHN RUFF ---/ Editors of papers throughout the western country, will promote the interest of their patrons by giving the above an insertion . �BOOK REPORT REUNIONS the Magazine. Autumn 1995, 60 pgs. Published quarterly by Reunions magazine, Inc., PO Box 11727, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211 - 0727. Family, military or any other type of reunion will find this magazine a fine source for ideas to make your reunio n better than ever. 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(the Society will receive $4.00 donation for each copy sold by them) AN ADAMS FAMILY OF VIRGINIA - 1800 to present, by Gordon S. Adams and Lona A. Se it z. Privately printed, 211 pages, 1990. This interesting history of a Pittsylvania County family includes photos, wills , obituaries and letters. In 1995, a family bible was found in an old trunk sold at a flea market in Hillsville . Information there takes the family back to Joseph Samuel Adams b. 1762~ who married Elizabeth Seagrave in 1792. A NEVER GIVE UP lesson for all genealogists . There are no copies available for purchase. The donated Copy # 40 and its 18 pgs of new information are now in the Virginia Room. '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~''''''''''''''''''' '' ' '''''''''''''''''''''''' ' HELEN PRILLAMAN'$ BOOK REPRINTED NOW AVAILABLE The second book written by the late Helen R. Prillaman, •Places Near the Mountainsu has been reprinted and is available from Clearfield Company, Inc., 200 Eager Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202, tel (410) 625-9004. The price is $49.95, plus postage and handling for one book $3.50 and each additional book $1.25. Please enclose a check or money order payable to Clearfield Company. ~-~---~~~~--~----- ---~ ~------------- -----------------~------------~ �QUERIES 96-1: Seek info on fam/o John Z SPEARS b 1866 in Scott Co, VA & had 3 children , Nellie b 1886, Lula b 1889 & Kelly b 1891. He m:>ved to .Buchanan Co, VA abt 1 901 & had 3 ch with second w, Emily Sil'lli SPEARS, then disappeared in 1906; was found in 1931 in Henryetta, OKLA using name of J M SHmR.ILL. Helen Trurrp Johnson, 2226 Wycliffe Ave, ~, Roanoke, VA 240141731 96-2 : seek info on J M SHERRILL & w Ada , they lived in Henryetta, OKI.A fran 1916 to 1934 until her death . He m:>ved to Kingsport, TN in 1935 to live with his dau Lula SPEARS 'l'EMPLE'l'ai until his death in Jan 1936. He was b in Scott Co, VA in 1866 as John Z SPEARS. Helen TlJ.1!1]) Johnson, see 96-1 96-3: Need par & b/pl of Sarruel 'l'Rll-!P first found in 1799 in Montgc:rnery co , VA when buying property on Crab & Plunb Creek fran John GULLS. Any help appreciated. Helen TD.D"!J? Johnson, see 96-1 & 2. 96-4: REl<N/WREN Am looking for any info abt George Washington RENN, b Roanoke Co 11-24-1844. M to Sarah RUDDLE. Fa is ISAAK , also b in VA , w maiden name GISH . Moved to sc:rneplace in Texas prior to 1884. ISAAK's fa nay have been named JOHN. Anna M. Renn, 956 Prestwick Court , Vista, CA 92083 96-5: Jonah WII..SCfl b HaJGi/HUFF WILSCfi), rn 10 Oct 1769 in Loudon Co, VA, (s/o Joshua & catherine Elizabeth DEARMAN 4 Oct 1791, Montgc:rnery Co , VA. They rroved to Pulaski co, KY. Was Elizabeth (DEARMAN) WIL&fi d/o Thanas & Mary ( FLEMU~/~) DEARMAN of Mecklenburg Co , N c? Seek desc . Ex ch group sheets. Betty Wilson Thanas, 64853 Oakroc>nt Blvd., Desert Hot Sprinqs L.. CA _ 92240 96-6: Bros Thanas (ca 1730-1789) & John DEARMAN , sons/a James DEARMAN rn sisters Mary & Esther FI..ENNI~/~, (ca 1753 Lancaster Co, PA), d/o James & Jane (GILLESPIE ) FLENNIKEN. Both tams m:>ved to Mecklenburg Co , N c in 1760 . Thanas DEARMAN d there ca 1789. Both fams scattered, to Ea.stern TN or VA. Seek desc of both fams. Betty Wilson Thanas, see 96- 5 96- 7: Info on par/o Thanas BURKE b 1810 , d 1888, rn Lydia~ . Thanas ' fa possibly John BJRKE fran Washington Co, VA, near Abingdon . Thanas & Lydia lived on Wallens Creek, Lee Co, VA, near Stickyville. Mary Hardy, 315 North 17th Ave.J Bozeman, MT 59715 96-8: Info on Patrick KEl~IIUCI< d 1805 Russell Co, VA. Par may have been Thanas & Marion ~Ia<. Wf Jane . Dau Isabella b 13 Oct 1754, Stafford Co, VA. Mary Hardy, see 96-7 96-9 : Info on Jane SARGElfI' (or ~) & her par. Jane was b 1782 poss in VA. Jane rn 6 Sept 1800 to John M. ~ (b 1777 Russell Co, VA.) Three Forks Church rrenbers? Mary Hardy, see 96-7 96-10 : Neef proof of par/o Katherine ~' w/o John ~ of Henrico Co, VA. John d bef 19 Jul 1730 . His w turned over the administration of his estate to John FLEMING. Her fa? Billie R. Lewis , 1104 Voncile St., Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 �96-11: $100 REWARD for docum:mted proof of par & b/pl of Mathew HARTIN Sr. b abt 1773; din Franklin Co, VA in Sept 1853; m Edith STA'Im, d/o George & Sarah (~-ROBINSOO) STATON. Billie R. Lewis, see 96-10 96-12: $25 . 00 REWARD for docunented proof of par & b/pl of John ROBIN~, b abt 1690; rec 400 ac grant in 1738 in Goochland/Cllnberland Co, VA; m Tabitha JCfiES , d/o F.dward & Mary (FIELD) JCfiES. Bil lie R. Lewis, see 96-10 96-13: WARI>EN, Mary, rro/o 1) Andrew Jackson, b 1824. 2) William Ja.rres, b 18_ She is b::i in Alleghany Co, N c, at Elk Creek Can. Andrew Jackson ~ m Emily AUSTIN. They are my gr/par. Who is Mary~ Who was fa to her sons? Hazel Anne Burnett, 1402 s .. Cage #141, Pharr, TX 78577, ph: 210 787 7785 96-14: Who is rro/o Elizabeth RCEmI'SCfi d/o Arthur ROBINSCfi of Amherst Co, VA. She m Augustine (Austin) PROFFIT!', Sr. , b 17 Jan 1770 on 12 Nov 17 90 in Amherst Co, VA. Will exch. Jim & Helen Proffitt, 9480 Lotus Dr., Westminster, CA 92683-7446 . JarnesP262@aol.can 96-15: Need info on Charles CEJEY & w Elizabeth ? in Washington Co, VA in 1860 census. Charles CEJEY & w Falitha ? are in Greene Co, TN in 1870 census with sarre ch & sane new ch. Occupation listed as wagonmaker. Any leads appreciated. Denise Cruey May, 2437 River Rd., Kingston, TN 37763-: 9520 96- 16: Searching for anc of William MARTIN. He m Susa.rm.ah 'IUDCR. They left VA & went to Floyd Co, KY ca 1806. He was b ca 1760. Ch: David b ca 1784 . Susannah b ca 1788. Millie b ca 1790 . Joel b ca 1792. Ann b ca 1794 . Rhoda b ca 1799. Sallie b ca 1802. William b ca 1803. John b ca 1807. Sare say they carre frcrn Russell Co, VA. Garnard Martin, 37830 Tiffany Road, Dade City, FL 33525 96-17: Seek info on fam & par/ o Joseph Henderson REE:> in Monroe Co, VA (W VA) in 1850s & 1860s . Ch: Al exander Washington, William Rice, Lou Eliza , John D. & rraybe, Jarnes R. Sane of fam went to Greenbrier Co, W VA. A. P. Caldwell, Jr., 707 S. Alleghany Ave., Covington, VA 24426 96-18: Seek info on Monroe Co, VA (W VA) Alexander 22 , Joseph A. P . Caldwell, Jr., fam & par/o Robert REED , b ca 1790. 1850 census for showed Robert REED age 60, Jane 47. Ch: Shanton 24 , 18, Rebecca 15 , Martha 13, Thana..s 10 , Elizabeth 4. see 96-17 96-19 : Seek proof Samuel PRIEST (b 1752) resided in Fincastle & Washington Co area bet 1775 & 1783 . He was in the rnili tia under capt. Daniel Smith in Elk Garden & Powell Valley bef Revolution. I need to prove his res and civil service during the war through court records, as juror or tax payer, etc . Earline P . Goss, 926 Maple Branch Lane, Pearland, TX 77584-2007 96-20 : Absalan HANCXXl{ rn Martha~' 1802/6 Patrick Co. They lived for awhile in Mantg~ry (now Floyd) Co, near her par, Jacob (will probated 1812) & Martha GRAH1\M. Their HANOXK ch grew up in Patrick Co: Fleming, Celia (m Janes HAHBLETCJf), Olive (m Cary ~), Exoney "Oney" (m Daniel Sil'IH) & possibly others. Looking for info on any of these fams . Mark Parsons, 4302 Harbour Lane, N. Ft . Myers, FL 33903 �L/I 96-21: Cary ~' pvt 42 VA, b 1824 Botetourt Co. His 1862 Franklin Co death record says par: John & Elizabeth~. Cary rn Olive HANCXXl< & had ch: Samuel (killed at battle of Cedar Creek; rn Elizabeth UNDElUULL ~), Martha, Kattie, James (rn Almedea KXEE), Fleming (rn Rachel SANllERS), Mary, Exoney, Nancy (rn Fleroon HOLLEY), & Olive. Seek any info. Mark Parsons, see 96-20 96-22: Jacob ~ d 1798 Franklin Co . His dau, Nancy Anna (fran 1st wife , name unknown) rn same yr to Daniel Am:E.Y . Jacob rn (2nd) Botetourt co to Sarah WAI...KER. Jacob & bro, Peter a::x:;ER, were closely connected to a Godfrey BAMIL'!m, who owned land in Botetourt (now Roanoke) Co. Seek Jacob's 1st w & his relationship to Godfrey HNIIL'R:fi . Mark Parsons, see 9620 96- 23: Seek info an Nancy Akers V1\lJGIN, rn Joseph VADGIN Franklin Co, VA 11 Sept 1808 & Mary Akers REEL, rn John ~ 26 May 1810 Franklin Co, VA. Both resided Patrick Co in 1850. Info needed to ccrrq:>let farn group record of William & Mary Blackburn~ of Franklin Co. Mary Elizabeth Ferrell.L 2074 N. Calle de Vida, Tucson,_ A2 85715 - 4201 96-24: Seek info on John & Franky Fortune SEAY, m Amherst Co, VA 20 Jun 1797, res Franklin Co, VA after purchase of land in 1815. Info needed to CCJ'Tq)lete tarn group record of Abraham SEAY, Jr & w whose narre is unk. Various writings say she was Elizabeth 'IUQ:;LE. No evidence for name has been found. Mary Elizabeth Ferrell, see 96-23 ============================================================================= TO THE POSTMASTER OF CHARLOTTESVILLE Th Postmaster at Charlottesville appears to be ignorant of the distance betwe:n that place and Fincastle. We take ~his method of informing ~im he is wrong. He charges on single letters com:ng from th~t place.to.thi~, 18 3/4 cts. as if the distance was above 130 miles, when in fact it is little more than one hundred miles. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------TROOP ELECTION on the 27th ult. in consequence of the resignation of Capt J. Bowyer, Jacob Fleager, 1st Lieutenant, was elected Captain; Cary Breckenridge, 2nd lieutenant, 1st lieutenant; Samuel Ame~, private, 2nd Lieutenant ; and Edmund W. Bowyer, private, Cornet . The two first were elected unanimously; that of the latter was warmly contested. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------HAIL A storm of Hail fell in Staunton, on Wednesday the 30th, in which were some of the largest stones I have ever seen, several even as large as hen eggs, and some as large as goose eggs; I measured one which was six inches round. The wind was moderate, otherwise the windows would have suffered much. from Herald of the Valley, June 4, 1821 , �lf1 WILL OF RICHARD RANKIN I contributed by Mrs. Kenneth E. Bland Augusta County , Virginia Will book #8 , pp 25-26 In the name of God Amen . I Richard Rankin of the County of August.? & State of Virginia being of an infi:nn state of health, but of sound mind & memory , do make & publish this my last Will & Testament, in manner following; and after recommending my soul to the mercy of my great Creator, & my body to be buried in a decent manner at the discretion of my Executors, I dispose of my estate as hereafter mentioned. And first I give & devise to my three sons, Isaac , Joseph & George Rankin the land , plantation & improvements I now live on containing thirteen hundred acres more or less adjoining the lands of John Grattan , John Oliver, William Blair & the plantation on which Hugh Donaghe now lives , commonly called the Widdow Watson's place & situate on the mouth of Naked Creek & along said creek to said Oliver's land , to be divided so as my son Isaac Rankin shall have five parts of the value of said land , & my son Joseph Rankin three parts & my son George two parts & an half and to hold to them and their heirs. (Probably should be ' and to have and to hold' to them & their heirs. mbd) Also I give & bequeath unto my four sons Richard , Isaac, Joseph & George Rankin all my Household furniture together with all my stock of horses , cattle , hogs, utensils of hus bandry , & after paying my just debts, to be equally divided among them , or their survivors at my decease. Also as provision for my two youngest sons Samuel and Ann.strong Rankin , I order each of my three sons in proportion to their legacies shall pay unto each of them the sum of one hundred pounds together with two working horses , a saddle & bridle to be given them, when they arrive at full age . Now as to my two sons John & James Rankin, and my two daughters Rachal Gilston and Mary Johnston, I have formerly given them as much as I have thought proper. And, it is my will & desire that my two youngest sons Samuel & Arm.strong Rankin, shall continue under the care and direction of my son Isaac Rankin untill they arrive at full age. And thereby constitute and a~point my two sons Richard & Isaac Rankin Executors of this my last Will & Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this first day of March one thousand seventeen hundred & eighty eight. Rich ' d Ran.kin Seal Signed, Sealed, Published and declared as &for(?) the l ast Will & Testament of Richard Rankin in the presence of us William Richardson Isaac Waugh At December Augusta Court 1792 . 'Ihis instrument of writing was produced in Court and proved by the oath of William Richardson to be the last Will and Testament of Richard Rankin, deceased the said William Richardson having made oath that he saw Isaac Waugh (the other witness hereto subscribed) subscribe his name as a witness to this will in the presence of the said Richard Rankin. The said Waugh having since that time departed this life, thereupon it is the opinion of the Court that the same be admitted to record. V1r'1n18 .Appe.lachian Notes �'13 Whereupon Richard Rankin one of the executors in the said Will came into Court & expres~ly refused to take upon himself the execution thereof . And on the motion of Isaac Rankin another executor herein named who made oath, ~~with_ security entered into & acknowledged bond a~cording to law certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof · due form in Teste J . Kinney C A C (?Clerk, Augusta Court) ))))))))) )))))) )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) >>>> DO YOU HAVE PHOTOS OF CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS? The U.S. Army Military History Institute, Department of the Army collects photographs of Civil War soldiers, both North a~d South, for historians, genealogists and other researchers. They prefer photos of the men to be in uni1orm but any photo of the man who served is acceptable. For the Army to provide the public with a copy of a photo , they need a good, close-up negative made from original photographs. There are basically two ways they get the negatives when the photos are in private collections. The first way (and the one they prefer ) is that the owners send the1r originals to the Army ( see address below) and they will have nega tives made with the original photo returned to the owner. The second way is for the owner to have negatives made and donate those negatives to the Army. They do want the information of the sol dier, his rank , full name, company letter and his regimental affiliation (number ) when kno·..m. They do not need photos of tombstones or family members unless the photo is a post-war image and family members are included in the picture. The photos are made avai lable to the public. They will check their f 1les for photos and if they have a photo of your s oldier they will send you an electrostat1cally reproduced copy along with ordering instructions. Address: Department of the Army, U.S. Army Military History Institute, Carlisle Barracks , Carlisle. PA 17013-5008 QUERY I would like to purc hase a copy of: Kegley, F.B. VIRGIN I A FRONTIER. Roanoke: The Southwestern Virginia Genealogi c al Society, 1938. I will consider a copy in any reasonable condition and at any reasonable price. Carlos R . Vest , Ph.D . , 16619 96th Ave. CT. E., Puyallup, WA 98373-2044. �BREACH OF HARRIAGE CONTRACT DIANA IIMBERLAND, Plantiff, against ALEXANDER FLEET, Defendant This case came on and was argued before the Hon. Judge Allen; counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. Allen Taylor and Mr. Caliahill Minnis; counsel for th e Defendant, Mr. Briscoe G. Baldwin. It was contended on the part of the Defendant that the Plaintiff had made more than one other engagement at the time she was engaged to him; but in this, he was not borne out by evidence; it did indeed appear, that the plaintiff had been very nekle in her promises, for two of the witnesses declared that they had courted her and th a t she had engaged to marry them; but this was before the engagement with the defendant. It appeared from the testimony advanced by the parties, that the Defendant had before addressed the Plaintiff, but the union was opposed by her father, which for some time broke off the courtship, when the defendant paid his addresses to another young lady, which reaching the ears of the Plaintiff, he again received encouragement whic~induced him to return, and soon after they were to have been married, but falling in company with the young lady above mentioned, and his mind being somewhat sowered with the conduct of the Plaintiff's father, he hastily came to the resolution of eloping with this l ady , to whom he was married, on the very day he was to have been married to the Plaintiff . The following is said to be a copy 0£ the letter which he wrote to the Plaintiff's father, the day before his marriage. [THE LETTER] February 21st , 1822 Dear Sir: It is with displeasure I must inform you that though this affair wi t h regard to me marrying your daughter has gone as far as it has I cannot reconcile it rightly to myself, for with shame I must acknowledge, that I don't believe my affection is great enough to engage on so solemn an occasion, When I consider how serious a case it is that I must answer for the same, at the day of Judgement, and when I am required & charged tha t if I know any cause or impediment why we should not be joined together, knowing my want of affection, which I think is sufficient impediment if I was on the floor; and I further believe that my happiness in this life and the life to come depends much on the companion I get; I always shall believe people ought never to be coupled together for any other principle than love, though I have often tried to persuade Dianab for us to drop it, she did not appear willing, which was the cause of it going as far as it has; I think it better to drop now and to rue in time, then to live together unhappily and repent it hereafter, when it is too late to be helped, however, I wish you to give yourselves no further trouble about it, as I do not expect to attend there on Thursday next. 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All books wil l be p l aced in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Li brary , Elwood Par k , Roanoke, Virginia . •a••• • m•a==•aa••• a a a a :c a aaa a~ • •• as:c••••••••=~=2~:cuc:uaaaRaaagca:a••••a �V I R G I N I A AP P AL ACHI AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. =~~==~====~===~~========================================================= Vol. 19 - No. 4 - November 1995 CONTENTS President's Message Looking For My Mothers Peaks Community Cemetery, Bedford Co, Va At a Meeting Bumgarner Family Bible Civi l War Letter Bath Co, Va, Abstracts Marriage Custom Lee Co, va, Gazetteer & Business Directory, 1893 Some Montgomery Co Deaths - Auburn District Mitchell's Reference to Map Spangler Cemetery, Botetourt Co, Va Queries Books for Sale Odds & Ends 133, 142, 163, 126 127 130 131 132 13( 135 136 136 142 143 152 164 166 165 MEETINGS November 18, 199 5 l:30pm in the Roanoke Main City Library Brody Room , Judy Blackwell pr~sents "Peculiarities and Simularities : Floyd, Giles , Pulaski and Montgomery Counties Research" December 9, 199 5, 1: 30pm in the Roanoke City Librar· Brody Room Get Together" __ Gemeutlichkeit and refreshaments! "Let• s January 20, 1996, 1:30pm in the Brody Room , Ora Belle McColman presents "Planning a Reunion" February 17, 1996, 1:30pm - "Bring Your Problem", a discussion meetin g with Carol Tuckwiller as moderator. �PRES IDENT'S MESSAGE October 14, 1995 Dear Fellow Members, It seems this year has gone so fast . It will soon be 1996. The fall of the year is so beautiful but it is sad to know that the dead of winter will not be far behind. I, and the other Board Members, want to apologize for the delay in getting the August VAN in the mail you to. Our printer had both technical and health problems, but we hope this is behind us and that your November issue will be arriving soon. I hope that the summer months have been productive for you, that you hav e been able to make many trips to do your research and with the coming winter months you will be able to put it all together . As I work in the court houses and the Library, I find more and more peop le are being "bitten by the bug" to find out more about their fami li es and their heritage. I wish it were possib l e for all of you to attend some of our great meeting programs. If you are in the area, or within commuting distance, please come to our meetings. Also, if you have something to share in the VAN, Babe Fowler, the editor~ would like to hear from you. Sincerely, Ora Belle McColman President ========================================================================= THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCI ETY SPRING MEETING APRIL 12 & 13, 1996 Mark these dates on your calender. The spring meeting will be held in Roanoke, Virginia, at the Marriott Hotel, Hershberger Rd. The agenda for the meeting will be announced in January, 1996 . Address for the Vi rginia Genealogical Society is 5001 West Broad St #115, Richmond, Va 23230-3023. ========================================================================= �LOOKING FOR MY MOTHERS .- I 2. 7 My name is Phyllis Cummings O'Connell . My parents are Ma r y Virginia Shuler of Grayson County Virginia, and Thad Sh o re Cummings of Yadkin County, NC. They were married 14 Sept 1940 inGrayson County, VA, and Thad was k illed in an accident 9 July 1946. My mother, a ca r eer woman, never r ema rr ied and rai sed two daughters . She retired and r esides with my siste r in south Florida, Mary Shule r Cummings wa s the chi Id of Carrie Hale born 28 Aug 1898 at Hulett, Wyoming; died on 28 Mar 1989 and husband Earl Levi Shuler born 9 Jun 1899 at Gra yson County, VA, died 15 Ap r il 1981; both are interred at Comers Ro ck Cemetery, Grayson County, VA. They wer e married 18 June 1919 in Grayson County, VA. My Grandmot h er l oved to sing, crochet, cook and quilt . Its to her r owe my love of genealogy I treasure the antidotes , newspaper clippings and other memo r abilia she rec o rde d for me. Earl wa s a grandson of Abram Shuler wh ose ancestors immigrated fr om Germany via PA and NC . My maternal g r andmo ther wa s the child of Al ice Lindsey, born 20 Jun 1864, Wythe County, VA; died 25 May 1940 and husband Creed L. Hale , born l Nov 1860, Grayson County, VA; died 6 Mar 1950, Grayson County, VA. Both are interred at Comers Rock C e met ~ r y, Grayson County, VA. They were married 23 Sept 1895, Crook County , Wy oming . A 1 i c e wa s t ti e o l de s t o f t e n ch i I d r e n . Sh e and C r e e d had a n interesting and long love affair a s r elated in a newspaper art icle pub l ished in the Idaho Monito r in 1895. It s tates they we re marrit:d at 1t1 e "Su ndance Hotel parlor on Mo nday evening, Sept 23, 1895. Th is is th ~ culmination of a J o ve o.ffair of long standing (she wa s 31 when she married Creed) . The groom is one o f the pioneer settlers of Crook County and o wn s a r an ch near Hu lett, Wyom ing , on the Belle Fourche River (he raised and broke horse s mostly for the U.S. Cavalry) and is the relative of J . D. Hal e . Th e br i de is a recent arrival fr om Virgi nia and is an accomplished young lady of high standing in so c i ety circles." Ali ce tool< the tra in from Rural Retreat to Hulett, WY, wh ere creed picked her up in his buggy and dr ove her t o his homestead i n the shad o w of Devil' s Tower. Alice did not like the cold and loneliness and was afraid of the Indians. So . ba ck to South west Virginia they came and b o ught a farm in Come rs Rock. Creed wa s th e great-great - grandson of Lewis Hale a pioneE>r settl er of Gray so n County , VA. My maternal great-grandmother Alice was the child of Melinda Steffey, born 5 Jan 1843, at Wyt~e County, VA; died 24 Dec 191 Wyth e County and her husband Calv1n Stuart Lindsey , b orn 29 Jan in NC, died 2 Mar 1898 in Wythe County. They were married 11 Oct in Wythe County . Jane in 7 1840 1861 Melinda and Calvin rai sed eight children; she cared for two while he served in the Ci vi 1 War. They were devout Lutherans. Calvin was a farmer and undertaker in Rural Retreat . Mel inda died at age 74 of "heart disease." I trea s ure their family B ible and numerous photos of the Lindsey clan. My maternal great-great grandmother Melinda was the child of Rebe cc a Cormany born Sept 1818 at Wythe County, VA, died 31 Jan 1890 in Wyt he Count y and her husban d Dav id Steffey, born 27 Apr 1815 in Wythe County, VA and died 27 Oct 1255, Wythe County, They we re marr1ed 20 Oct 1836 in Wythe County. �j :;,_ 8 Rebecca was Jeft a widow at age 37 with 7 children t o raise . She never remarried and her death certificate li sts her ag e as 72 years 8 mo n t h ::; and t he ca u s e o f de a t h a s pa r a l y s i s . The Co r many s and Steffey s were membe r s and elders of the first Lutheran Church in Wyth e Co u n t y e s t ab l i she d i n l 7 8 2 c on du c t i n g s e r v i c e s i n b o t h Ge r man and En g 1 i s h . Ma n y o f t h e Co r ma n y s a n d S t e f f e y s a r e bu r i e d i n s t . Pa u I Cemetery , Rural Retreat, VA. David Steffey was one of six c hildr en of Johannes Steff ey and Rosina (Rosanna) Phillippi . Johannes served in the Revoluti ona ry War and the War o f 1812. Johannes (John) was the so n of Johann es Ulrich Steffen and Anna Maria Schirmer . Ulrich wa s from Canton Bern, Switzerland and Anna Maria from Al sace , Fran ce . Ulrich was a "redemptioner" meaning someone paid hi s fare and bought his service for a specified period of time. The Mo ravian r ~co rds show that wh en he united with the Quitt opeh ille Mo ravian Church; now Lebanon County, PA, in 1745 he stated he was a tailor . Hi s parent s wer e Hans, a teacher, and Elsi (Graff) Steffen . My maternal great-g rea t-great Grandm o ther Rebecca was the child of Elizab eth Weaver born 2 Nov 1793 in Wythe County, di ed in 1846 in Wythe County and h e r husba nd Martin Co rmany born 6 July 1794 in PA, died 15 Aug 1856 in Wyth e County. They were married 29 July 1813 in Wythe Co unty . Ma r t i n Co r many wa s o n e o f l 4 ch i 1 d r e n o f M i c ha e l Co r many a n d Catherine Myers of Lebanon County , Pennsylvania , who settled near Rural Retreat sometime af1t'r June 1772 . Mi chae l is listed a s a Revolutiona ry soldier from Pennsylvania. r believe Michael to be a son of "emigrant" Johanne s (John) born ab o ut 1702 in vicinity o f Landau/Neustadt, GE, "s on-of-l aw" of Henri ck Krause wh o came t o Ph iladelphia in 1751. Tax records show Johanne s in Lancaster County, PA in 1757, he died in 1778 in Lebanon, Lancaster County, PA, leaving his wid o w, Anna Maria. Martin Cormany (Ko rmany) served in the War of 1812 in the VA militia. My maternal great-great-great-great - Grandmother Elizab eth was the child of Barbara Blessing (also spelled Plessey/Blessle) born 2 Jan 1 7 62 in PA, died in Wythe County 8 Sept 1836 and her hu sban d Georg e Weaver (also spelled Weber) born 7 Feb 1792, PA, and died 6 Feb 1842 in Wy the County. George Weaver was a farmer and one of the first trustees of the Kimberling Church (Lut heran). The Weavers were early cab i n e t make r s and a r e no t e d f o r many o f the p i e s a f e s i n t h e Black-Lick/Kimberling community. Ac co rding t o DAR record~George and Barbara were married in Sheriandoah County, VA, 20 Dec 1782. My maternal great-great-great-great-g r eat Grandmother Barbara was the ch i ld of Elizabeth Ritschart (Richard) born 24 Aug 1738 in the Cant on of Bern, Switzerland. She d i ed in Wythe county. Her husband wa s Jacob Blessing who died in 1790 in Shenandoah County , VA. Jacob is listed as a Revolutionary soldier from PA residing in Shenandoah County, VA, and a soldier in Dunmore 1 s War in 1774. My maternal ancestors reflect America's great •'me lting pot . " They were adventur ou s, religious and patriotic. They accepted respon sibil ity and adapted to change. I hope I can carry on their traditions and trait s into the 21 st century. �SOURCES OF PROOF FOR EACH GENERATION Gen e ration Proof 1 birth/marriage certificates 2 birth/marriage/death certificates 3 Family Bible, death/marriage certificates Family Bible, marriage certificate/tombstone 5 Death and marriage certificate, St. Paul Lutheran Chu r ch records, Kimberling Church rec o rds , Fam i 1y B i b 1 e 6 Death and marriage certificate, St. Paul Lutheran Church records, Kimberling Church record s 7 St. Paul Lutheran Church records, Kimberling Church records 8 St. Paul Lutheran Church records, Kimberlin g Church re cords 9 Early Settlers of Old Mount Airy, Wythe County, VA; St. Paul Luth e ran Church Kimbe rlin g Church rec ords records; Bibliography of all sources used : Cam~ron, Co, VA ; Joseph Rodney. Earl y Settlers of Old Mount Airy, Wythe Gateway Pr ess , Baltimore; 1990. Daughters of the American Rev o lution Rec o rd s Gilr ea t h, Amelia 1 772- 1850; c. Shenandoah County, VA, Ab stracts of Wills 1980. Hoch, Beverly Repa ss ; Kegley, Mary B. and Smith, Timothy D. Kimberling Church , Wythe County . VA. Annotated Baptismal and Cemete ry Records; Kegley Books, Wytheville, VA, 1986. Kegley, Mary B. St. Paul Lutheran Church, Wyth e County, VA, Ann otate d Baptismal Records 1793-1833; Kegley Books , Wythev i lle, VA; 1991. Rahn, Claude , J. Genealogical Information Regarding the Fam ( lies of Hornbe rger and Yinglin_g; 1951; pr ivate printing in MidContinent Library, Independence, MO. Revolutionary War Records from National Archives Steffy, Gerald R . _M~teffey F a 11J!lL~onn.e.£. U..2!lS ; Dogwo o d Printing, Ozark, MO; 1990 . Wythe County (and early Montg o mer y County) Virginia Census and Tax records, 1778 - 1880 . The (War of) 1812 Ancestor Index. 18 92 - 1970 . �/3 0 PEAKS COMMUNITY CEMETERY Bedford Co, Va From Bedford, west on Rt 460 , turn right on Rt 680 to Penicks Mill, right on Rt 682. The cemetery is on the right side, across the roa d from the Peaks Presbyterian Church (est 1761) The followin g graves are in a stone wall enclosed area . Bourne, Rosa V Patterson Jan 1, 1896 - Apr 24, 1915 Patterson, Mary Virginia, w/o Thomas Oct 6, 1840 - Jan 3, 1904 Thomas, Sarah F , d/o J W & M 0 May 12, 1872 - July 18, 1893 Thomas, Mildred 0 Hopkins, w/o J W June 18 , 1843 - June 1, 1886 Thomas, Joshua May 8, 1828 - May 28, 1896 Hopkins , P V Feb 25, 1837 - Aug 30, 1911 Hopkins, John C Nov 19, 1807 - Mar 17, 1886 Hopkins, Fran ces E Early, w/o John C July 15, 1809 - Sept 7 , 1876 Hopkins , Martha D June 13 , 1837 - Feb 10 , 1870 Hopkins, Elizabeth T May 6, 1833 - Mar 21, 1871 Hopkins, Fannie L 18 44 - 1915 Patterson, Lula B Dec 8 , 1870 - Mar 13, 1890 Thomas, Mrs R W 1881 - 1970 Thomas, Reeves W 1865 - 1943 The next graves are outsid e the small cemetery Patterson, Eleanor H Dec 1, 1892 - Jan 11, 1985 Hugh L Nov 25, 1886 - Jan 1, 1963 Va Cpl Co F 318 Inf 80 Div, WWI 1883 - 1968 Patterson , Ida B Harper, Robert A b LeClaire, Ia Jan 21, 1861 d Bedford, Va May 12, 1946 Harper, Helen Sherman b Milwaukee, wis Dec 1, 1879 d Bedford, Va June 5, 1973 Harper, Eug ene H b Port Byron, ILL July 7, 1867 d Bedford, Va Nov 7, 1953 Harper, Annie Adams b Manchester, Connecticut Dec 19, 1868 d Bedford, Va Aug 24 , 1963 Bowyer, James R Sept 24, 1888 - Dec 23, 1968 Mar 1, 1887 - Mar 25 , 1971 " Lannie W Williamson, Myrtle Aug 9 , 1879 - Sept 30 , 1970 Toms , George P Jun e 28 , 1920 - Aug 6 , 1983 " , Nancy M Apr 24, 1930 - Apr 19 , 1982 Bergman , George Mar 3 , 1901 - June 6 , 1986 Willoughby, Wesley L Dec 14 , 1939 - July 24, 1959 Stevenson, Estelle M July 17 , 1878 - June 14, 196 6 Moseley, Sarah V Nov 18, 1880 - Jan 10 , 1966 Moseley, Mary D Sept 21, 1868 - July S , 1952 Moseley, Henry Brown Oct 2, 1885 - Sept 7, 1972 " Nancy Bailey July 29, 1893 - Oct 10, 1980 Armbruster, Louise C b Greenvi ll e , Ind June 4, 1862 d Bedford, Va May 3, 1942 Moseley, John Leslie Jun e 10 , 1907 - Oct 26, 1975 Mayhew, David B Oct 3 , 1976 probab Key, Jimmie T Sept 30, 1900 - Jan 17, 1976 " , Alma M May 21, 1906 - �/31 Peaks Community Cemetery Maynard, Jacob Anderson Ruff, Mary p Ruff, Robert R Meador, William E Meador, Ellen C Meador, Jos eph H Waldron, Roger (Updike Fu Home Marker) Waldron, Nathaniel " , Louise Webb + Thomas, James Haskins US Army WW II , Evelyn Arthur Thomas, Ronald Lee Howell, Charlie T , Bessie Forbes " Corole, Harvey "Jimmie" , Beulah T May 15, 1918 - Mar 21, 1974 1881 - 1969 July 15 , 1876 - Dec 25, 1954 Nov 3, 1907 - Jan 31, 1946 May 16, 1886 - June 3, 1971 Dec 10, 187 7 - July 26, 1955 1940 - 1987 Sept 20, 1908 - Sept 19, 1982 Oct 24, 1909 May 8, 1919 - Aug 27, 1980 Oct 10, 1915 Sept 3, 1949 - Dec 18, 1976 Jan 5, 1882 - July 22, 1943 May 8, 1883 - July 22, 1968 1918 - 1984 1931 copied 2 Oct 19 87 by Glenna G Garner & Ruth G Hal e AT A MEETING Of the young men of Fincastle , engaged in Merchantile emp loyment, held on Tuesday the 17th inst . Mr. DANIEL MEENAN in the Chair. The following preamble and resolutions were proposed, and unanimousl y adopted --Whereas, the practice of selling Goods on the Sabbath, has become so familiar in Fincastle, that it attracts an assemblage of Negroes and 'l ow Whites' ---whos e example is highly pe~icious to public morals; and, whose actions are ostensibly subversive of the laws of th e Land and the Municipal regulations of this place---a practice repugnant to every feeling of christianity and personal duty- --detrimental to the publick---unprofitable to our employers -- - and degrading to ourselves. Resolved, That, from and after the 23rd day of July 1821, neither we, nor either of us, will sel l or be accessary to the sale of Goods, Wares, or merchandize on the Sabbath day, unless in case of absolute necessit y. Resolved That, in order to frustrate false pretexts on this score, we will re quire of each and every applicant a testimonial of the fact from some citizen personally known to us as a man of probity and truth . Resolved, That , we conceive it a duty, which we owe to our employers, to state, that our services have never been required by them, on the Sabbath day; but, that we have hitherto labored under the influence of a long establ ished custom. Resolved, Tha t , for our mutual support in carrying the above resolutions into effect, we do thus publickly and solem£1Y plight to each other our words of Faith and Honor. DANIEL MEENAN, C. M.; JOHN NAVIL, Jr.; WILLIAM KYLE; ALEXANDER CLIAGE WILLIAM SCOTT; DAVID S. CLIAGE; CHARLES ANDERSON; WILLIAM PORTER from "Herald of the Val ley", July 23, 1821 �/ 3;2 BUMGARDNER FAMILY BIBLE contributed by Mrs. Kenneth E . Bland This Bible in possession of Mrs . Chase H. Benson, 505 Woodvale Drive, Greensboro, North Carolina 27410 (year 1978) On inside front cover : $1 . 50. My Grand.father ' s Bible, M(ary) J(ane) Kunkle. Jacob Bumgardner, Sr . Bible mended by piece of homespun ? by Great Great Aunt Mary (Jane) Kunkle or her niece Sarah Eleanor Kunkel (great Aunt Ella) (Title page) Margaret A. Kunkel wife of Wm Kunkel died in great peace 15 minutes past 12 oclock PM Jan 11th 1881 . (published) New York : American Bible Society 1816 (written in) Family Record - Births James Bumgardner will probated 1751, father of Christian. Christian Bumgardner With Washington Braddock's Expedition 1754, Valley Forge 1778, Lieutenant 1757 , Died 1795 , Mary Gabbert - his wife Buried in St. John's Cemetery Near Bethel, Augusta County, Virginia . father of Jacob. Gustavus II Adolphus presented a Bible to a Bumgardner between 16JO and 1632 for distinguished service during the JO years War . This Bible now in possession of Rudolph Bumgardner in Staunton, Virginia . "James" Bumgardner, whose will was probated in 1751 - was actually 'Hans (John) Bumgardner, father of Christian. Family Record - Births Jacob Bumgardner Sr was born the 8th day of February 1767 Elizabeth Bumgardner was Born the 2Jrd day of February 1794 Mary M. Bumgardner was born the 22nd day of July 1765 Wm Christain Bumgardner was Born the 19th day of February 1786 Il3.vid .J.(?) Bumgardner was Born in March 1798 John Bumgardner was Born the 18th day December 1787 James Bumgardner was Born the Jrd day of April 1801 Jacob Bumgardner Jr was Born the 17th day of February 1782(?) Sarah J Bumgardner was Born the 16th day of April 1803 Mary M. Bumgardner was Born the 25th day of February 1792 Lewis Bumgardner was Born the 17th day of August 1806 Bumgardner was born the 27th day of March 1796 �/..3.3 Family Record - Deaths Ia.vis Bumgardner departed this life in the year of 1809, aged 11 years Wm Bumgardner departed this life the 9 day of October 1820, aged 2J years 10 months & 12 days John Bumgardner departed this life the 24 of August 1837 aged 59 years 8 months & 6 days Jacob Bumgardner Jr departed this life the 16 August 1840 aged 50 years 8 months Mary M Bumgardner Sr departed this life the 4 day of December 1849, Aged 84 Years 4 Months & 11 days Jacob Bumgardner Sr departed this life The 25 day of Aug ' st 1857 , 90 Years 6 Months & 17 days . Sarah J. McGilver*departed thi s life March the 29th 1865. 11 Months & 13 days . ( * McGil vray) Elizabeth Gibbons departed this l i fe April 14th 1868 . month & 22 days. Christian Bumgardner Died in _ H_a=r=t_ __ Co. Ky. Mary M. 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If you are unable t o vi s it the Archives, make good quality photocopies of the ti t le page of the Bible showing the date of publication and any pages which r e cord dates of birth , death, marriage or other important fam ily information. Send the copies wi th in f ormat ion ab o u t the Virgin:a counties of residence of the families shown in t h e r e cord to : Archives and Re c ords Division, Virginia S t ate Li b ra ry a nd Archives , 11th Street at Capitol Square, Ri ch mond, Virginia 23 2 19-3491 . �Civil wa r letter contributed by Genevieve C. Sta r key Camp N~a r Russel Old Court House Vir ginia March the 7th 1862 Dear FaLher and Mother itis thuigh the coind and tender Mercies of God that has ga ve me the oppertunity of riting you a few lines to let you know that I am in tolerble helth at this time whitch I thank God for and I hope when these few lines comes to hand they may fiend you enjoying good helth . Dear father and moth er I hant any thing of interest to rite to you. I hav som nurse to rite and iti s very bad I can tell you th at I hav h ad the mumps I was a week with th e mumps and then I took the Fever and was down with i t a bout two we eh and as itis God's will I hav bin blest to get to camp a gain. I le ft the Hospittle the da y b£ Tore Lieutenant Slusher St~rted home. I walkE:'d about 8 mile s to get. to camp and my back has biri ve1·y we ek ever since but I trust to God that he will give: 1111.. .:;u·c:r19L :1. ~L• l c...=1r1 l1..ll ·; c•u Lhdl th<~/ is a hE;,aP of sic h11<? ·~s hear and a heap of deaths one of C a p t i r 1 l u 1 r:, ,_; r 1 • s mE' r 1 d i €:' d t. h Ee· n i g h l b c.- f o 1 c:- l <J s t a n ..:.! 8 <:: n j a rn i n K e (• l h died last Night:. and was Ba r id to da y . he had the Tipres fever and t t-,c tJ.:urr:_ ·r1"- , . LhE:;· i~. a l:,C1ut hEJl f vf t his Rt-~~j mE:nt that is si cl--. d12ar feitheY and Motne 1· I think that ha i" d tim t:s is corning n o1-1 a:·1d I tr.in!, th~t pE:ice will :... 1 ·;"~'"" ~,t,....,!'t.~,. .. hopE: t. hvt a gr~· at ma n e y· of o u 1- l- i d gen 1'-" , ; -::. .i. t. .i. n P.::: a c E: 1 hop c::: t ha t t h c y ha v ma i d Pi e::c e with God and I hope t hat th ~ j I' 5(1U l E:S is in re~ t where a grE::at man..:: 1 othe:1·s is. Dear 1at..h0\· and M•.:,lht-1 I hope that it we never m'2 CiL 0n Ecc.n-th that WE: ma> meal i 11 hc<:>J<;;'n wr1E:. i e: pcirting i s non e no m0 i- e . I ti· 11 st th a t God w i 11 pr es er v e me fl" om a l l th e sickness and gave me hellh and strength so a ~ I may be enabled to return home a gain . Dear father and Mother you don't know how mu ch good it would do me if 1 could see the old wo r en out place a gain whe r e I ha...1e bin raise:d and I trust in God that. I can see it onst more. Dear fat.her and Muther you don't know how much pleasure my Bible and testament gaves me ? read them. I youst t o ~ait to take holt of a book bul now my Bible is swee t to me and it gave me the sweets of plesure. So I must com to a close hoping my ha r t to rest with yours and I hope that God will bless you all with helth and strength. So no more at presant onley your true and a bidble Son un t i l l death. James W. Pratt To Father and Mothe r (A line here I could not decipher) Gave my Love to all my friends and Speciely Mr. Hatcher and tell him to rite to me and I will do the same So Fair well 1 James W. Pratt. a son of Jesse & Barbara (Simmons) Pratt, of Fl oyd , VA, wa s a Private, Co. D, 54th VA Infantry. He died 1 November 186 3 in Lump~in , Rome, GA hospital. Amount of money left. was $97.50. �/35 Bath Co, Va, Executor's Bond 1793-1827 A Few Abstracts Microfilm , Reel 19 , Va State Archive s . Bond : John Wil s on, Susannah Wilson, John Berry & William Dinwidden • . •. sum of $6 , 000 . 00 •.. .. .. 1 4 Apr 1795 .• • . •• •. John Wilson & Susanah Wil s on ex'rs of William Wilson . . .•. (The following i s the complete bond for the executor or execu t rix) Bond: Know al l men by th ese prese n ts , t hat we Margaret Sprowl , Mo ses Mann, & David Franc e a r e held and f i rmly bound unto Sam ' l Vance, Geor ge Poage , John Dean & William Loc kridge gentlemen just ices of the court of Bath Co now sitting , in t he sum of $1 , 000 . 00 to t he payment where of well and truly to be made to the sa i d justices and their successors, we bind ourse lv es , and e ach of us , our a nd each of our heirs, executors and adminis t ra tors , joint l y a nd severally , firm l y by t hese pr esents -- Sealed with our sea l s and dated this 11th day of July 1 7 97 and 22nd year of the Commonwealth . The condition of this obligation is, that the said Margaret Sprowl execu trex of the last will and testament ----- with the will annexed of all the goods , chattles, and credits of Robert Sprowl John Sprowl deceased, d o make a true and perfect inventory of all and s ingular the goods, chattles and credits of t h e said deceased, wh i ch have or shall come to the hands , possession, or knowledge of her the said Robe rt Sprowl Marga ret Sprowl executr i x or into the hands or possession any person or persons for her and the same so made, do exhibit into the county court, at such time as they shall be there -- unto required by said court - -- and the said goods , chatt l es and credits, do well and truly administer a ccording to l aw , and make a just and t rue accoun t her a.£_~ing s and doings therein , when thereunto required by t he said court - - - and further do well and t ruly pay and deliver all the legacies contained and speified i n the said will as far as the said goods, chattles, and credits will extend , according to the value thereof, and as the law shall char ge, her then this obligation to be void, else to remain in full force. Sig n ed , Se al ed and Acknowl edged in t he Presence of Margaret Sprowl (sea l ) Moses Mann ( seal) David Fra nce (seal) Ex ' r Bond : 8 Sept 1801 - 26th yr of Comm ' lth ...•.• Thomas McCallester & John HcCallester •. .. . • Robe rt Arms trong Wi lliam Horr is & Rob ert Kinkead Csig Kincaid ) . ... . . .. Thomas Mc Callester & Mc Ca llister •.••••• last will of Jame s HcCalle s ter • • • • •. . 1 2 Jan 1 802: ..•.. . Samuel Pul l ins & Jonath a n Pul l ins , Ex'rs •••••••••••• Robert Given & William Dinwiddie · ·•·•• · ·••• •• •• 13 Jan • y 1807: John Jordon , Adm'r, & Robert Kinca id •••••• Robert Sprowl dec ' d . •.••••• • . • • • 1 4 Apr 1807: •. ••• Thomas Mc Cz l l i s ter, adm'r, & Robert ~incaid ••.• • •••• Robert Ba rnet , dec'd • .•••••• • • 11 Apr 1820 : •••• John Hick lin dec'd .•• ••• John Stuart ex'r •••• •• •• •• ••• Jn ' o Sp r owl •• •••••• •••• •• Virginia Appalachian Notes �MA RRIA GE CUST °"1 An ear l y custom in old New England was if a woman was mar r i ed f o r a se~ond time, assuming she was a wid o w, she might b e ma r ried i n th e nud e! S h e wo u ld stand inside a c l oset wit h on l y h er a r m p o kin g throug h, or sta n d i n g beh in d a sc ree n or wearing a sheet over h er bare body . This was h e r new h u sband 's way o f t ~ ll i ng e ve ryo n e t hat s h e ca me to him penn i l ess , a n d tha t he wo u ld n o t a ssu me any ba ck debt s o f h er prev i o us marr i a g e _ T h e s e were ca l led "Smock We dd ings ". Another c u s tom was fo r t h e br i d~ to c 1 oss a ma j or r oad dur i ng l a te eve n i n g h o u r s w h e n i t. wa s t (> ta 1 l y d a r k , w i t h f u t. u r e h u s b a n d s a r1ci f r iends wa iti n g on t h e ot her si d e . Her e aga in , the bride wo ul d be na ked so that wit n esse s c ould t es t i f y t h a t she c a me t o the new hu sba n d a p oor wido w . T his gave them b oth legal re l i ef to start a n ew . Fr om SOLANu COUNTY GENEALOGI CAL SOC I ETY, IN C . , FA IRFILLU. CA, Feb . 1 9 9~ · ============================================================================ CHATAI GNE'S VIRGiliIA GAZEIIEER and CLASSIFIED BUSI NESS DIRECTORY 189 3-1894 LEE COUNTY . Value of real estate , 189::! . SI, I :.>9 ,068 .00 S tate tax on real esta te , . 4 ,5 17.i9 V a lue of personal property , i 24,214.o o S tate tax on pe rsonal p roperty, . . . 2,896.87 Cap itation tax . . . \Vh itc: . S :! ./ 44 ; c0 lo rd. 107 .0 0 1,22 8 P o pulation 1890, \Vhi te, 16,98 7 ; co lo red . . L ee was fo rmed 1792 fro m R ussel I, and named in h o no r of Henry the then G ove rn o r . It lies on the easte rn s iope o f the Cumberth e extre me so uth we stern a ngle of the S ta te. T he & L0 th 0 t !:\! PO RTED A:\D DO~IE STIC d d oo wa~ r p, f Drv and. Fancy Goods, Washington, D . C. 11 �LEE COuNTY. LEE COUNTY. 752 States of Kentucky a nd Tennessee bound it on th e north an and Scott county anc..I W ise on the east. The \\'Cstern part l' mou ntainous and the )an d unimproved, but the eastern and ~ po rtions are quite fertile anJ produce gooJ and abundant er corn, oats, rye and wheat and the g ra:;ses. Some t0bacco of fin~ is also raised . The o rchard and dai ry yield handsome revenu e~ county is well watered by the headwaters of Powells river, whi furnish a mean s for the tran spo rtatio n of gra in and the fores duct to market. The minerals found in thi s county are iron (ri brown hematite), coal, barytes and salt. Coa! oi l is said to h 1' cen~ly been discovered. The timbers are white oak . much bei: natural growth, and every variety of wood to be found in any;, county in the State. J onesvi lle, the cou nty seat. is a thriving ~1 located about the middle of the county , and bas a po!)ulation o~ 300. The area of the county is 400 square miles, or 2~9.083 worth from S 1 .oo to $60.00 per acre. Courts. The C 1Rc:;n Col'RT of the 1 ;th circuit meets at Jonesville on the 1st :\-londay in :.\.farch, June and )l'ovember. Jm~i:[,', H S K :Vl orison. Ckd.:,] A G Hy;;.tt. The Coc~n· C1)L' RT meets at Jonesville on third :.\[onday in each month. Jw~i;c. ]a3 \V Orr. Ciak. ]no R Gibs1Jn. SL"P!::R\'l:'iORS. P D Kin se r, H CT Rich Carr Bailev, John H UO'hes'; • b ' Surgener, C C Blankenship. co:-;sT.\ !3LES. .-\ L 130\\'man, Charles Emory ...\. Rubi nett ..-\ J Thom Henry R\!:t~or, Jame:; Ely, Hoskins . - - Thompson, ~ S mallwood. Post-Offices. I3al.;'s :.\Iills, H C T Rich;\rds Beech Spring-. B :\I Morga n. County Officers. Black Water. Jvhn T Livisay S/LCri!f, C E F b na ry. B1>ons Palh, Cl I \S E BA YLi Snr;.:qor, L ;w Carmichael. Brick Sto re, W S CO LDIRO~ Treasurer, J P Graham . (any Ho ll1)w, :\frs :\IE.CE Com. rltton1cy, E \V Pennington. Chandl er . J R LEGG. Com'r<JfAcc'ts, JAG Hyatt. Corinth, £ :.\[ Pe:'lnrngton. Supt. of Pou;-, R E Ely. Cox. H P DIXO>i. S upt. o/ Sclto<J!s, A l'vI Goins. Crab O rcha rd. j K P LEG G. . Cu11t'rs of Rt'z·owc, A R Hyatt, S Cum bow, V H Holly . :'II Suttle, C D B.tiky, Cynthia. )l.\Gl~Tlt.\ TES. Douglass. A C Williams, H C J oslyn, E :-.I Drvdcn. A K DEBu SK. S wo rd. W A Owen s , A J Litto n, J E\:ing, H C T Ric hmond. Gibso n Statio n, CW ~as h . B Riddle, Gt:o Ditman. Woodward & Lothrop RICH.MOND, V .A.. ' l r HIGH cLAss ENGRA OF ALL KINDS. 753 £. C . HIT-'T-'~~ BR & CO ... . I· 'I Making and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ::n- See Cut of :'.\lachi ne, Pa;;e ll). ~ j Pennington E W, Siem;> • John P Graham . Pridemore A L, Jonesville ard Sprin~s . A:bert vV )foe. Seal H W, llnons Path OH N r\ LOVE)JS. Sewell B H, J onesv iI le ville (ch), W P DRYDEN. 'field, Dr W N :\lcNeil. Carpentt1rS and :Builders. er, Mrs Bailey. Ba rke r J B. Dryden )ngton Gap, :\'[ L Slemp. Bartley J ohn, Jap emore, W P W OO 0. Cecil P H, Zion i\li\ls y Station, AL LOYD. Cox.-\ ], Dryde n Hill. R obt :\l B.11e:;. Creec h S N , Slenrn ·p, Wi\'l i\-I STE\V .\RT. (ro\\'cl\ \V S, Jonesvill~ le}'ville. r\ J L itton. Dau~he ~ ty Reuben, Zion i\Iill s W I' M Ste\\'a r~. Ed mo ndson Ja mes, Douglass .ey Cove, JOH:\ RIDDLE . Gibson F H, Yoku m Station \ J P Albl!rt. Gre~orr Alonzo , White S hoals nut H ill, I >.I \\"H: EEL ER. 1-!c:::arre;I :\[ R, Jap 'te Shoals,. \\'RiG i-!T STICKH ,·atte ...\. V, Crab OrcharJ ~Y . :\[:1tlock \V :Tl, Douglass um Sta t i I) n. H A R v E y :\[oselcv Ge•J, Yokum Statio:1 .OU 01G. )i,·d e:1: S !1, Pritl1:more s Mills, J F \VITT. P;rson J :\[, Dryck:1 Rile•: R . .\ & C0, J o nesviilc::: gricultur:i.l I mplemen ts. Wolf:.\[ R. Boons Path bs Lion, Prit.lemore \VooJson J H, Gibso n's Station mood S V f, Jonesvilie .ell C A, Joncsviil e Cattle Dealers . burn J P. l'ridcmo r\! Albert J P & J F , Van er A R, PriJemore Bales J o n a than , Jap ley Nath.1n , V,tn Bales \Vin sto n, Jap Van · Attorneys At Law. Blakemore Joseph, Pridemore n \VG, Gibso n's Station C•>llier :\fa:;ton, Turkey Cove Gilley J ohn, M G. T1tri.:ev Cove Jnnesvi lle Kincaid B f-. ' g E \\' R. ln1;esvilk Chandler ns A :\! ·10n\!sville La rmer B H, Chantller gan 1-1 J, Jo:1cc;ville Lawso n GS, Crab Orch:ird gan John :\ l , Jon e~vi \lc Ll! ;:;~ James K r. .'• t t ~ ;Ji ;k ~ ' ~ .. '- odward &, Lothrop ' Washington , D. C. To Orderl Men's D ress and Bus:· f ness Shirts, Pajamas, &.c" l\\ ~ �r Crab Orch~rd r Love.ns _Robert, ~a~ Rocky Station i\TcGi_nnis G C_, . ~onesv ~ll~:. Jap Morrison W E, Gibson s Statton Jonesville Distillers. Crab Orchard Bal l J M, Walnut H ill Pridemore Brown Wi ley, Jap Rocky Station Ely Joseph, J onesvi lle Turkey Cove Gi lley Marion, T ide Turkey Cove Gi lly R 1\1, J o nesvil le White Shoals Green Wm, Jonesville Stickleyv ille Johnson H G. Gibso n's S tation Coach and Wagon Builders. Lea~ Wm M T , Crab O rchard ;:,~ ' Bales Daniel, Jap i\[artin William, Jap: Barnes John Sr, Gibson's Station i\loore J 13, Crab O rcha r4, Hartley John, Jap Poteet Nimrod, J o nesville Bolin 0 C, Pridemore Ramsey Clinto n, Jap Bonham A J, Jonesvil le 1 Druggists. ' Burk Robe rt, Zion Mi lls ! B L. lb . a 1es 1 urn R.:ic 1(V Stat1on Burke France, C b II R b t . J N & S . amp e o er , C ndlen on , 1 onesv1 11 e G'b J &· C .b , S . 1 son o, 0 C roe k·ett Jo Iin, G i son s tat1on Leo- J K p Gates. W A, Crab Orchard 'I ::.g J • . p · n o q;a n o 1in, Hall Daniel, ndemore S d T B& C 0 Ha ll J ], Dryden ..:: nela d i\'l L · _,ta ar l , H anes J onat han, ap Fl · t J ons s. Larve} J, Dryden O . C C Boons Pat Leech Jacob, Jonesville Havis J ' . a nes ames, L ockhart Putnam, Ja H C i\l J onesv111e J os 1\·n l rs Jonesvi ll. Lovens Charles, ~ap Lea;,. C R W ' Crab O rchara Parsons James, Tide :::.o ' !.I 'Kobins Wm Jr, Gibson's Statio n General Merchants. Sheets James , Van A nderson F C, Wolf M R, Boo n's Path Bales Daniel, Wood W P, Pridemore Barker J J\I, Woociyard Geo, D o uglass BAY LOR C E, Wrighby Job, Jap Baylor Henry, Dent ists. Bratton R E, Bales Li lburn, Jap Breeden Patrick, Bailey N E, Jap Burchett Edward & Bro, Batz P, Jap 1 Clarkson i\[arion, Tu rkey Co, Daugherty Jas W, Slemp i COL D I RON W S, Brick S to. Duff M F, Jonesvi lle i Cox J S & A J, Oryde Fulton AH, Gibson's Station ! Cox Wm, Hu nter's Gap • -I Larmer EV, Chandler J Cunningham G W, Gibson's Station Legg W M T, Litton Fill more, Love'l s .John A, Martin M B, Morris A C, Parsons M C, S helburn S C, Slem p C, Slemp W NG, Stickley Wright, W ilson Frank, I Woodward & Lothrop, l Rich mond, va. 1.\1Po RT En A Nn noMEsTrc f D ·r y Goods, Notions, &c, U} LEE COUNTY. 754 L EE COUNT Y. 755 E. C. I-IILY-' YER & CO. , Making and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. ~ Sec Cu t of Mach:01e , Page 10. ~ I Gibson's Statio n Brown House, A M Brown, El3USK A K, . Dryden Jonesvi lle elchron J ohn & Co . Cox 1 Conk i\forgan, Pe nnington Gap lanary J J C & Bro, Yoku m Station Conk's Palace, AW Conk, .Gibson J S, Gibson's S tation Jonesville ibson J 0 & Co, J onesville Ecldilis Hiram, Jap . OH NSON & COMBS, Dou~bss Legg J K P, Crab O rchard . elley W, Slemp f L itto~ A J . Stick leyvi llc wson G S. Chandler , :.\'lorris A C, Cr;ib Orchard wson Jc.1h11, Rocky Station : Pennington E K, D ryde n EGG J K P, Crab Orchard . Penn ington House, Jas Penning,tigg John R. Chandler: ton, Jonesville.: 1itton A J, S tick lcyville Wicrman's, :.\[rs H C W ierman , ovens Henry, J:ip I Gibson Station ovens \Villiam, Jap Wolf Hen ry, Jap OYO A L. Rocky Station ' \Vol f :\lichae!. Jap errirnan B, Van Iron Founders & Machinists. Moore T H, Crab O rchard i Bales George, Jap Nash C \\!, Gibsc n's Station Farrar John, Jap akley S A, Tide Hall \Vrn, Crab Orchard ennington E :.\•I, Corinth Howard D H. Crab Orchard ussel l C A, Jonesville Land Age nts. ewell & Richmond, Junesville Baylor Chas E. Boons Path TI CK LEY WRIGHT, Coll ier :\1 D, Cux White S hoa ls Gi lley John, Turkey Cove . aylor J A, Dryde n , Johnson \\' . Jap arden R obt, Slemp J oslyn H C, Jonesville heeler J M, Walnut Hil l Levens Charles, Jap ood WP, Pridemore Pennington E W, Pe nnington Gap Stic kleyville Sewel l DC, J011esvi lle Hotels. Lumber Dealers. New York an,J Southern Lumales Daniel, Jap ber Co, H P Dix on agt, Cox , rtley John, J ap Mills-Corn a nd Flour. umgardner F P, Prnnin~ton G.1p Bal es Arch, Jap AY LOR C E. Boo n,; P:lth B.iles D U, Jap oodward & Lothrop, Direct Importers. Washin g ton, D. C. ~ �756 LE E COUNTY. LEE COU~TY. Bales George, Jap Kesterson C R, Walnut Bales Lil burn, Jap Kincaid S C. Gibson's Sta Baumgardner Henry . Pridemo re Legg W M T, Crab Ore:· Browning J G, Jonesville !· McKinney Daniel, Crab Orch1 Daniel Roberts, Blackwater Moore J 11, Crab Orch: Debusk AK, Tide ' Murray Geo A. Pennington Duff G C, Stickleyvi'lle Parsons J D, Pennington Ferguson H C F, Chandler Russell & Riley, Jones~: Flanary AC, Chandler S hort & Legg , SI Gibson's, J N Gibson, Sp rawler R C, Gibson's Sta· Gibson's Statio n Taylor J A, Gilbert E J\l, Dryden Thomas N M, Dougl Kesterson C R , Walnut Hill Word James B, S tickley Leary H J. Va n Yeary Daniel, Legg J K P, Crab Orchard Mills-Woolen. Litton WV, Zion Mi lls Lovens Henrv Jap John so n Jam es , :\fcConnell R.obert, Crab Orchard J o hn s0 11 Samue l, ;\[oore J B, Crab Orchard Mil ler J ohn son, Oli nger Jacob J3. Turkey Cove Millwrights. Orr Jas W Jonesville 11 A ' C Anderson Newman, Jones rayne , ox A .1 S D ,r D p J C , nrJcrson ,'f, oug ayne • . oxlCombs ;\'felburn, Pennington Wm, Pennington Gap G'lb t L ,, ~ Jonesv1.11 e ., J 1 er A e~. Poteet Samuel, , p 'd ames , Pridemort'. s, \Nm r~ em~re, . :\lcConnel l Robt, Gibson s Station I McConnell Thomas, Thomas NM, D ouglass . G.I · 01 1ver 1 sin, SI Thomas & Jo hnso n, emp Patrick Fibv Wingfield Osborne, Blackwater p . A •' . G ay ne , P P Wood W m : ennington ap I Pridemo re Wm, Gibson's Sta I E. C. HIY-'T J""\r En. '-f\c. CO .. \_Making and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 1 1 I ca-- See Cut of ~lachine, P~e 10. ~ N ursery men . Quarries- Slate. Gibso n 's Station Gibso n's Stati o n Saddlers &. Harnessmakers. I Cumbow Breede n Marion, Jap · Col mbus IS ll . ' ' . I : leton John , Pritkmore 1 Conk .8 f & Co, Jonesv~I c ,P Physicians. Crock ett M H, J oncsvdk: er W A, Jo nesvil le Duncan G \V, Cox ~s Lilburn, Jap : Jaynes & Graham, Crab Orcha rd (z P, Jap' :\larcrum Alfred, . Jap wnin g J G. Jonesville ; l~1 chrnond f\'1 . D, . \nd.em?n.: tnpbcll R obe ~t Jap ; 1 hompson Elbert, Gibson s Station B oons p at.11 ~ rk G F, Dryden \\·1.1ee Ier H cnry, ' ud ·A M. \\"alnut Hill ' Schools & Academics. ugherty J W , Cox °Clark 's , EC Yeary, Van Ids Samuel, Sticklcvville : Crockett E H. Boon 's Path .lton AH, Gibson·s Station [ Franklin Academy, Y oku m St:lt i.rn lmer G C, Turkey Cove Gibson In stitute, Geo Fleener, TiJe ,,ward D H. Pennin~ton Gap Lee Institute, EV Graham, ~rst J A. Zion Mills R ocky Station y en E F, Jap Slate Hill, Rocky Station cN iel \V N, Longfield Sulphur Springs, Jas E Parso ns, jlls H M. J o ne ~ ville Cox 9rgan J D. Boons Path Thom pson Wiley, Boons P ath ,orris D F, Crab Orchard T urkey Cove Semi nary, i,chard J M, Turkey Cove Turkey Cove ~ so r D S , Brick S to re Stove, Tin and Sheet-Iron ~~lburn S E, Rocky Station Manufacturer s. cad T B, J onesville Lee & Cro wel l, Jonesvi lle • ncer 1\1 n, J ones ville Tanners. ~l ard D S , Dryden T ide ,.i lard M L, Dryden Astrop V R, Jap wart A J, Tide Breeden Marion, Boons Path ,mbarger John, Pridemore Brooks CC, Jonesville un g nrad lcy T, Strickleyville Conk C F & Co, . I Mills-Saw. Bales Arch, . , ~ap Mines-Coal. 1 Braughton H C, Gibson s Station. Crab Orchard Min es , J KP Combs l\'lelbu rn, Jap LeO'!T Crab Ore t:>o • Debusk A K, Dryden Min go Mt !\Tines Co . Debusk J E, Turkey Cove 'I Gibson's s~ Edds Thomas, Jap Pennington Gap Coal, Jones~ Flanery A C, Chand le r S lem p C. Turkey Hall S H, J onesvi ll e · Zion Mathew, Pe nnington'. Holliday & Querry, J onesvil le Jennings N S, Gibson's Statio n Mmes-Iron. i Jones Bros. Cox : Marcrum Alfred, . Jones & Ritchie, Boon's Path Pennington Wm, Penning ton I 1 WOODWARD & LOTHROP,} SEND YOUR ORDERS BY M~i Richmond, Va. I I I . I Newspapers. : Co Republican, Geo Cole~ Johnson CB, prop (Wcrlnesd;1y) Kincaid S C, i J onesvi lle . Dry, I 757 · ' I oodward & Lothrop, t PARIS AND W J\SHl NGTON o. c. 1 YIENHA HOYELTIES FOR WED- DING, BIRTHDAY AND HOLIDAYGIFTS. ....... lJJ ~ �r· ......... 758 Making and Refrigerating Machinery, From 200 Lbs. to 100 Tons Daily, Capacity. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 1:§1'" See Pl'incipul Farmers. I BALE'S M tLi..s.-Wm F Cibson, H C T Richmond. L D F ulkerso, W Bales.'.\[ S Ba ll . Joh n Bal l, \V ;\[ Brow n, TS S naverl y, P P Fug: nEf.cH SrR t~G. -j a m es D :\Iorg;ln, Jacob H Sle mp. P F Chance, '.' Etlds, Asa i\lcD:i niel , Sa muel H Ken ser, Jam es i\k D<l niel. J C Mq ..\. J Myers, \\' m D:iy, E '.\[ Russell, Charles Ta ylor, AC Ely. John' lJonalct. ' BuCKW .\TF.Tt.- S S Su rgemer, S H Livsay . A R ~\n dc rso n, Joh Tatt. S R Robi nett, T hnmas i\l c Ph ersnn. I lt:nr v T11 ml insnn, Nat i n ~ston, B H li\' ingsto n, J \\i :'-IL Pher-.on, T'.1.1m1:1s H11 rten , Au~: Bl ctlsoe, Andrew 0-;born, T homas Lawson. S E Rub in ett , Jai' Fi-:her. ; BooKs P.\Ttt.-R B Beaty , S Kin g . Jos Gr:i.ybeel. S 1-!:lmilton, Ja F owler. Bu rt H.: r o;ely . C.11 \' in H ensel}', J P Giles . Chas E Har lor, C Ful kerson./\ H Fulke rson. V P Carter. BRICK STORE.- W A J Reaso r, \ Vrn Bailey. A D Litton, S P Bish James F Kell ey. P M Reaso r, Green Reasi:i r. l ass Reaso r. Wallace R so r, Fl oyd Olinge r. John Reaso r. D S Rc;i sor, John P Reaso r. C \ K \' HoLI.O\\' .- Bishop Qui mby, C C Dlankenship. \\"m Davis. B Smith, Jas Tilson , C D Smith, T S Ely, Ch;i mp H41 mblen, El kan Fl anery , Geo Long. Henry Davi so n. 0 1-1 Ward, Jas Pennin g to n, S ton Willis, Jas Weatherman, Jos E Ew ing , An \l unscy . .. CHANDLER.- ] W Hall, G W H ic kam, W S Hickam, A J Hickar:i B H orton, R E W illi s, James Gillaswater, SJ Lockhart, P Lockha J Chand ler, John V Larmer , G S Lawso n. SP Lawso n, SC Burt, l\l arem , E N Sword, J F Swo rd , John W Sword, J i\l Duff, Mic Sword , Martin Williams, Wm Sybert, M B Venable, H T F urgu A ndrew Lockhart. D W Lockhart, Chas Lockhart. ·1 CORINTH.-] S Sprinkl e, M C S prinkle, D S Sp rinkl e. H J Russe1 John Rutherfo rd , B F S need, J F Burgin, E 1\1 Durgi n, C C Flanary~ 1 c WOODWARD &, LOTHROP' \ WINDOW SHADES TO ;. RICHMOND, VA. ORDER, ANY STY Cut of r.tachine, Paie 10. ~ ~lan;iry, s I ~ £. C . I -IILLYER & CO., Gibso n's Station : Wool Dealers. Robins Wm, Gibson's Station Hales D B, 'Wil-;on Steward, J.ip H;i yler H A, Wolf Henry. Holm s John S, Undel'takers. Le~g ;\I L. J;lp Hartley Charle~. Parso n F ;\I. j ;lp B.utlcy Jamee; , Ri chm ond & Sewell, Jones vii le l rowell \V S. Scott & Crittcnu on, Boons ' Y oku m Station Gibson F H, STI CK LE Y \Vkl GHT, White S~ Watchmakers and J ewelers. 'I Jones\'i lle , War<len Robe rt, H.11lou H 0. \ i59 LEE COUNTY. L E E COLT"NTY. R U Flanary , C Penni;i gton, J W Pennin gton, John Pc nnin ~­ n Wm HeJ rick. Cox.-W M Harl ey, J W Daugherty, J S Holms. F P Robbins, A J nington. \V Robbins, John C Holms, \V Holms, TM H olms, Jas ;\[ "~rtey , Sol Pay ne, 1\ Payne, F l\1 Pa rson. .CRA il 0HCHA1<n.-\Vm ;\>I T Leg~. H F Bucker, Jas Moore, Jesse oore, A C :\l1>rris , H R ;\•[ o rris, ;\-[ F l\l orris, J S Morri s.ED Bucker. 'K p Le~~·. \ ;\[ rm is, J W ;\[11 r ris, Jas .·\ Bark er, J E Debus k, A V yatte, El liott H.irkcr, Jas J Gates, Henry Harker, Jas Ed\!:lS, E ;\[ ·oopcr. Cu1 11m\".-J nsc!1hus Graybcc l, J\ J Mileham, SA Kin g, James Oak~. bert Bal l, liradky Ca rte r. John McC lu re, Eli Quinley , A braham I3M . our, jal'.kson .\ l ~''P· ;\[nu ltry Graybe ll, Erve n Russe ll, John :\Ic Don d, Pdc r ;\fi ller, \Vi llia rn A ;\[iller, Crocke tt Heni g-e r, J nhn H e ni ~c r . Dol'r: u s.- 11 ;\[ Ball. ;\[ 0 Co nes. J \V :.roore , N H ~ C oore , C C ones, J J Jones. R 1-1 fla ll. S R Ball , G S Ball, S B 1\n dc rs1ln , W H _eary, 0 '.\( Yeary, S .-\ B.dl. · DR rnr:::-. .- E I·~ Pt:nni n;:: t@ , C D Orr. R O rr, D L Jess i1!. G C Jess ie. , S Lil krs . lbncc Gilb y. C \V Barker, Shclbcy Hobbc;. J ;\[ Ceci l. Ha rey Cecil. T H Flanery. U C Flanery . J E Hobbs. :. G1 o~o~·s S r.\Tt1):'\.- Sterhcn A rn old . Joseph A rn ol d , J >i Gibso n. . m Gibson, C \V ) b sh, J $ Gibsnn. 13 H Broo ks, D S utto n.T S Gib·on. T.1ylor Ball. G W Dall. ~· ] AP.-T ilman Bal l. F Hall. r\rch Uall, :\clson Wolf, Mi chael Wolf, yrd F ug·itc . Jnhn lfat ~· . fi u r~ Daty . Etlwa rd Shi p!)', i\lichacl Hoose. ,oh n H1)1)Se, J> \Vi ll iani s. Jnhn Wil liam s. . Jo~ E:' \' lf.l.E.- H C J ns lyn , [{ J :\[ orga n. J W O rr, N S Co~ . L C oop, \\'m \l ilton, H :\lartin, A J J7 it7. , lJa\·id Lawso n, \VT Pa skey.A Roller, John Ruth crfn rcl . Rial Cnrn bc r, Jn o Horton. 1-1 N Horton. Pekr Parkey , Samu el Fros t. Jose ph La\\'<;On, C N Rady , E Sword , N , word, I3 S\\'ord, A L Ruth erford , Am os La wso n, Nathani el Collin sorth , Jas F la nn ery Sr, A Rutherford , James Duff, A Rolli n, A C Flan ery. PE:->N1:-:r; T o:" G,\P.-G W Ru sse ll , J K P Kel ley , J Z El y , Dill ard Graam,_J E fiurk. A J Ely, \V 1\1 Pennington, \VT Gill ey, J F Scaggs , J enn1ngton, J C Noell , John Garriso n. John E Burke, L M Zion . ood ward & Lothrop } W a shing ton, D . c. ' rn r oRTED AND D Oi\tEs T1c Dry and Fancy Goods. ~ ·'I ,, \~ 1\.I,, I , 1 !1i �760 LEE COU~TY. LOUDOUN COUNTY. - ----- ---- LOUDOUN COUNTY. PRIDf.)tORE.-John C!>llin, M.utin Collin, AG Rupp, Job Wvnne' R Clawson, A J Baumgardner, R L Wynne, Wm Sampson, p S burne. B F Hobbs. S L Stewart, G W Spencer, J W Carler, J K Tuf Alex Cmbarger, Newton \Varden. ·. RO CKY STA.TI O~.-Lafayette Loyd, !\l F Litton. J J Geary Bishop. France Slo~\c, James H Graham. L Shelburn, J:is H \Vils' Frank Wilson, James Daugherty, J ohn C Daugherty, EB Larmer. . RosE H1 LL.-J B (\kLin. Wm (\fartin, Cale Bo les , J D Morgan'. Woodward, W W Jessee, James Ely . R B Ely, \V A Crockett, Thompso n. Geo W Morley, S N Thompson, Charles E H obbs, Rob l\Iarcum, Patrick R obinson, H L Bales. · S tE:f P.-A D Robbins, Zi on Robbin s , JC Penington. Robt Mullc l\I 0, Col ier, J L Penington, James Smith. Zion Pcnin ~ton, W W Pc ington. · STICKLE\'S\'ILLE.-G C Duff, Wm P Duff. Daviu Banner.VS Bann Jas M Fla nnary, H L Anderson, P H Larmer, J T Whittaker, Micha Robinett, Samuel L Ward, E F Young . T10E.-V R Ai strop, James H Stewart, SA Oakley. Jo sep ~1 Ely, N Ealey. George Ely, W S Carter. A R Belcher, J J Carter, J M Stewa John P Myers. John H Penin gto n, J T Hughes. TrnKEY CcwE.-5 B Slemp, C Slemp, \V N G S lemp, C M Slemp,,, M Bailev, Green Bcasor. F I\I Clarkson. \V M Davi cbo n, :\1 H Roso J :M \Va.rd, J M Wyatt, i\I V Reese, J oh n Gilly, L ;\[ Wade, 1 B Oli~ ger, Henderson Rea so r, Peter Rea:;or. • V .\ x.-J \V Davault, J A Warner, Mrs Mollie Ewing , W F Bake . J F Albert. John Rutherford. J P Albert. S \t\iiider. William Jame Philip Henson, J oseph Blakemore, C W :\Iarshall. James :\·Iun cy, Jo Burchett. Isaac Weston, Samuel Burchett. S i\'l Couch, J ohn Sadie Sa muel Yearv. W.\L~l'T HrLL.-\V R Bales. J :\'I Wheele r, TA Taylo r.DC Willis Jonas S navely, G W Wheeicr, Juhn Il:-ill, Parks B:-iily .. \ J S usin g, Joh Susing, Levi Howard, R C Brent, Talton Baiiey, \V R l3uwles, W Ho kin s, C R Kesterson, C V Mor!'..!an. WHITE SHOALS.-R C Hamb.Jin. William R L atham. George Crab' tree, Alexander Li tton, Ga le 13 Tyl er, Cyrus R Taylor, M C Wolfe Wright Stickley, John McDowell, H C Davault, A W Suttles, E Parrott, C J Wol fe,.J G Carter. YOKU)f STATION.-T J Nikirk, H Youn g , RE Litton, AD Litton, C Stout, J J C Flanary, E S Flanary, J ohn Rivers, J ohn P Orr, W Stout, James <;: Davis, Calvin Davis Joseph Bi shop, Joh n Asberry, D Statser. Z10:-.1 MrLLs.-E V L itton, WV Litton, M C Parsons, W S Hurst, O!>CO Zi on, Sam Tritt, Wm Tritt, Jas Tritt. ' J° .~ Value of real estate 1892, $7,336,48i.OO ·state tax on real estate, Value of personal property, State tax on per;;onal property, ·. Capitation tax, White, $3,65::?, colored, . Population 1890, White, 16,537; colored, vv' Cour ts. v A_ I S/ll'n jf. H H Ru s ~c ! I. S 111"i. 'l') or, Alfred Stantnn. Trcasuro', James E Ca rruthers . CiJ111 . .rlttuntt')', J B McCabe. ~n uary. Cl)m'r of .-li:c(s. Wm N \Vi.se. ,'judg e, James Keith. Supt vf P uor. F E Robey. Clt-rl.:. E L Bennett. Supt. Sdwflls, L ~I Shumate. : The Co1~ :->TY COL' RT meets at LeesCum'rs vf Ri:~·w11c. Geo \V Birts, urg on ~cl :\fonday ineach month . A L Saunders, W L Powell. ~ Judge, R H Tebbs . )f.\Gl::>TR.\ T ES. Cieri.:, E Littl eton. J ohn M Orr, Sterling :\Turray r ENGRAVING OF ALL KI NDS County Officers. The (JRCLTr (c)L'RT or the I Ith . ·ircuit meets at Leesb urg on th e th Mon<lay in April, 3cl Monday ' .n October and the 3u ~.I 1rn<l:-iy in 1 . • RICHMOND, 29,3;6.1 3 3,395.R64.oo I 3,5'):? .•p 1.08:.00 6,; 37 oudoun was formed in 1757 fro m Fairfax. I t lies on the eastern pe of the Blue Ridge :\fountains, which divide it from Cl~rke county, and Jefferson cou nty, \Vest Va. Its other border counties :ire Fau~r and Prince William on the south, and its mother cnuntv on the h. The Potomac river waters and sl:irts its entire n ort her~ border, (J the Was hin ~ ton and Ohio railroad trave rses its ceatr;:,l pnrtion from t to west. bringin g- it into easy communication with other sections (i furni shin!! m1:an s o f tra nspMtati on for the \·er\· zreat n~1antitv of I " 'ain an<l the- lar;_;e number of fine cattle raiscu in" it. Lo•.1•!1)un re~d 'tate value is la r~cr than any other cotn1ty-;>.g~:·~r;at : 11; ab1)ut tea illions of dnlla rs . Thl: \anus arc imrnc11sch- ;: ch a nd :~r·l<llicti ·1c. udoun tal>e:i lir:;t rank in the proc!uction or' lnd i:l n C·)rn: a\·era·rin :r 1 .. .011 b us 1~c.s -· a '. ~o ~: ta:l•ls frst in:-. the ,, e and a ciuarte r m1tl1 annua II y. '.::'ne Utter made, \\'OOl clipped ;rnd number of milch C0\\'5, ll'hic:1 exceecs ,ooo of tinest l~rccds. ln the amount of wheat ;;rown sl!e is t:1ird. wi t!1 'half mi llic·· n !) 11 s ii1:ls anually to :1e r c:·edit. In ~lie nu:~ i bt.::- 1)( i1 orst: .~ ' d grass rai:;cd .:;he is al so thir<l. and in the vaiue •)f her •nci1ard pr0uct rou rth. Lcesbur;:;. the county seat. is a thrivin~ town •) f :!.OCO pulation. namcJ aft1:r ti1 c Lee fan1ily, who were its ea r: iest set~!e rs. It on the \V.;;;!1ington :lnd Ohio railroad, 3S miles !'rr: m .-\ ie ~..:an<lr!a d 41 miles fr om Washin gton City. Tile county has an arc:i oi 503 1i_ uare miles. 3,.i;-.715 ac r~s . and th e land has an a•:cra ge.1 s~t.::-: :' t:~ ,·alee about $30 per acre. s Woodward & Lothrop, i HIGH cLAss 761 .• ·-- oodwa rd & Lothrop ' Washington , D. C. 57 1 }To I orderM e n 's D ress a nd Busi· n ess Shirts, P ajam as , &.c. ............ ~ """-- �SOME MO NTGOMERY COUNTY DEATHS --AUBURN DISTRICT Ora Belle Mayberry McColman My father , Elliott Mayberry, was the registrar in his district of Montgomery County for many years. He kept a list of deaths he reported, whic h was given to me by a granddaughter . They are: D.Date Age Rosa H. Lucas 4- 29-1937 79 10 - 2 Alice H. Shanklin 4- 30-1937 65 4- 1 James T. Walters 79 1- 18 9- 11 - 1937 Madison T. Akers 2- 27 - 1938 71 5-25 Iris Lee Hughett 9- 23-1938 0 0- 18 Elza B. Shiver 4- 15 - 1939 73 N. T. Lovel 3- 6- 1940 79 Carl Shifflett 4- 5- 1940 36 Mary Imogene Hughett 4- 17-1 940 25 Ezra H. Booth 5- 4- 1940 50 2-8 Josephine D. Lucas 8-18- 1940 76 9-22 - -F linchum 4- 14 - 1941 0 0- 5 Mariam Altizer 8-7 - 1941 91 -- Phillips 6- 16 -1 942 0 0- 3 Charles Houston Moore 7- 23-1946 36 11- 17 Edna Mae Graham 10- 21 - 1942 37 9-22 Henry Ollie Pack 1- 10- 1943 78 Cora Lee Briske 2- 25-1943 61 3 - 13 Elmer Gracie Flinchum 8- 8-1 943 52 8- 27 Larmie Leana Phillips 1- 7- 1944 55 6-27 2- 28-1945 Emma L. Wilson 65 William Ernest Carper 5- 13- 1945 64 8-22 Ronald Carroll 6- 23-1946 0 4- 23 Wi l liam Foster Carroll 7- 24- 1946 41 Litha Simpkins 7- 8- 1946 71 0- 4 Peter C. Dickerson 3- 30- 1947 65 Alma Irene Bramine 5- 2- 1947 33 9- 17 Emma Florence Mayberry 10 - 7-1947 68 1-10 10 - 24-1947 Hugh C. Meredith 83 5-20 1- 16 - 1948 Milton H. Roop 84 8- 4- 1945 Annie Sarah Elkins 64 8- 22 6- 18- 1948 Lecie Belle Wade 62 7- 23-1948 Ric e Akers 76 4- 12 1-3- 1949 Harold P. Crawford 70 3- 27 - 1949 L. Gale Wade 0 2- 2 5- 6- 1949 Julia Hess Creger 66 5- 20- 1949 Annie Anderson Coffman 62 5- 21 - 1949 Homer Lee Carroll 62 When statues of horseback riding heroes are constructed , the horse ' s position signifies how the hero did. A statue showing the horse with two hooves raised indicates the hero died in battle; one hoof raised, he died of battle wounds; and if all four hooves are on the ground, the hero died naturally. 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Tit is rirr11m•l:i1tr"f' \\'ill prohnltly rr.111lrr ll1r. rnil -rn.,1l 1lto rnom rligil1lr improvcmrnl j lhr. rn111. plrtin11 of ritltr: r or holh of tl1r:111, will mllko Chir11gn n 1•l:irr. of rnn <r. •111•·11r:r', n1ul will "I"'" ttp nrlmirnltlr. fiieiliti~ for th~ lrntt.,portntinn of 1nr: rd1:mrli~ fr11111 1l1r. cnsl r.rn lo the ~li!i:o;i~!';i ppi rrginn of the U11inn. Tlrr. 111irroi., mrrl. Mir.hi.tr''" Rnil.roo1l r..n ~n, 011 PRINCIPAL STAGE ROUTES. 11, 1;,,,1!11,, •••.•••• , 11r1: (:,,,,,,,,,..., ... .. · 1 .. "' l'AN/JA/,IA, •• . JO 1:1!? Wl1ilr ll•ll, ..... If 1,,;,1~,., 1lfn. •t:t ~I ••1t" .I lllnnd1c•lrr, , •.•. ~· r.. Frnm ,<;,,/,m In T o l 'irn1M, .... . , ~0 1 .fnr.hnn~iltt, • .• · 1 It tlr• lin,......... 2 t Jl l.,•111C l'lr"~"'· . IOI 11r... ._l1tHt'tf1f'lfff', • , , • , • r;n Tn 1·,tNIJAf,fA. 21i srrinrfi''"· . . . . . 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T 11 1hc wr.s t or these plnin!I, thr: Hocky Mo11111ni n~ ' ri!ir. up i11 nn nltru pt 11m11nr:r 1 prr.scnl ini; n s lrq1 fronl, wit h 11umrr011~ fro" o., ing, rocky prC'f'ipii:r.!'1 nml lt:ivi11g man y irnmmil~, co,·r rr.11 ~ i th 1orrl'r t11nl 'I !<11011'. T l1r:ir ltl nrk, prr.r:ir i1011111 nn•I 1lr.i:olntr. nppr nrnrtC'", lin!t prolinloly ~ I nlt1ni11r1l for thr:111 tl1n 1mmc or thn Hflr ky f\1 (111n111im:. Thr.y ,;rrnrntr: tltr I wntcr!i n f thr. r; rr:nl tril111lnrirll of !he ~li!i!ii~!'ippi from tho!'() tl1n1 foll i ntn ~ lhl'l Col111n hin, Coln rn1lo, n111l other wnle r!I of ti n~ l'nr.ifir., Jn mnny pht ·"~. 1 lhr. \l':t(•:r!i 1h:1t run into tltr. trihutnrir!I or the Mi!l.c:is!iippi, ri~r. n rn r tltO""I' tl1nl r:.11 into lhr. l'nrifir.. Tlm!I Im!! Nnt11rc kin1lly rrn\'i1lr d l'fl ill f~ of l':t<:y II lr:t11.c:it fr flm tire •~nslr. m lo !ho wr.slc rn !tirln of lln~r. frowning n111I "l'l':o· rr.ntl y in1 pn ~~nltln lmrrir:r!I. Jt i!I nssr.r lNl, hy 1>r. r~o11~ r nJ:!ngr.11 in tlir; for tr:ulr., tli:1( r. 0llowi111! "I' 1111~ vnllcy!I of rl1r: !IOllrf:r..q or the l'lnllr. ri\·rr ,,, 1l1r: oppn<:ilc rnllr.y!t uf lltr. wntr r!I lhnt Omv into the l 'nr: ific, ll gooJ root! wn~ li111111I, n111I r.;i~i ly pno.~nli111 lty lr1111li:ll wn ~on:o;. Tl1r. ~ rra t ri\·rr t lri,~ lr rrilnry ill lhf! M i~!!Ollri, which, with it.. hil111fn. rir!i, ilrni11 ilirrr.fn111lh!'I of ii ; lh11 prinr.ipnl o f wliir h nrr, lhr. Yr llmv . ~l11m', or l!nd1r. J a1111r, J,i11fr. l\l i<:~r111ri, lt111111ing \ \ln tr.r, l 'lnllr., nml l< n111.0•, " illt thr ir 1111111,.ro11!1 l1rnrwl1r~, \\' hic h r nlf'. r nn ill! llo11lh 111111 l\'l:!<l !lirlr.•, n111I llir l\ l:t ri11 ~, l\l ilk, .l:irrp1r, 111111 ~inn.'! , which run i11 nn tl1r. np[>Milr. 1ti•I,.. l! r of Hi,·cr, of l.nlir. 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Tl1c lwn•I w;ilr. r.q o f lhi• !'llrr•nm wr m fir.<! r .'!plnn•il , hy l ' ikr, nnr l nlir. rwnrrl!I mnrr. tl1oro11~l1l y loy ),r llll!· II run!! lhr1111gh r.01111J ry whr.rr. tire lrn,·r.llr.r r.nn oOc n i:cc n othiu~ lout n J! rnc:~y plni11 1!)<•111111. lr.s~ lo thr. vi.<i1m. T l1r. ~rmr.rone, M N r J!rnckn, ( ; rn111I, Snli11f", nrul tl rr· C:i11:irli:i 11 ri,·r. r, which r.11tr. rll on ii ~ i:onlh ~i, fr., 11c;ir 600 mile" frorn tltr l\lic.<i<isipri, nrr. tlir: mn.<1 i111porlnnl of it.. hrn11d1r:.<. T lir. 111..cl r.011c:i1lr.111'1fc !:lrrnrm1 w hich r.nlr.r tl1c Mii:c:i~.c:i ppi, in thi• trrri. lory, nrn Ilic ~( . f',.lr.r'.<, l.owr.r lown, n111l lhr. ri,·r.r l>r!! l\loinc!I. Thr. ~I . f'c•lr r 'll rutr rn 1hr. ~l i~"i~c:ippi nliout 10 mi l~ hrlmv thr. fnllll of ::::1. Anthony , liy n 111n11J h I foll yn rrl!t wi1lr, nn1l n 1lr.ptl1 of 1!i fcr t wnlrr. Fort ~11rlli11J!, , n military J!n rri.c:•m 1..-:lnnl!ing lo the Unilr.1' Stnl~•. i:ln n1l.. on tl1r. ~011tl1 l~'lllL 11 n f tlor. l\fi~.<is!:ippi, nl rltr. .i1111ctinn o r Ilic twn r i,·r rn. It ill'"" mncf r1·1111•trl' 1 ~t in 1'1iq .c:r.r tio11 ttf th<: Union. Tiro olhrr 111ilitnry pq.-;1!1 n f 1 1 11~ ll11itr1I i l=;rnlrs nrr. ( :n11 lnr11no·111 I .t•:i,·r. nw(1rfh, ""ti~ l\li~•m ir i ri,·r.r, n !'hort 1li, tn11i:r lj' "''°''': tl rr. l.illl r. l' lnrtc , 1111•1 hryr1m l Ilic \l"f'!il"tll limit!! or tl1r. ::;(nlr. o r Mi~. I :0011 ri. l'n11lm1 mr11( or F1>rl ( f ih!!nn, is i:it11nlr1I on \, rnnrl Hh·rr, I wo mil~ nl11w r. it11 j11nr.li1>11 with tho Ark nn!in!I. Thi!'! ill tho lnn!:f ~mnle point o f !tlrntn-l1<1nl 11:i vi~:i l in11 on tire .Arknno;n11 ri vrr, it lir.ing fHO mil1·!1 frnm 1'1~ l\fo;<:i ~sippi hy !Irr. 1nr·n0<lr.rl1 oflltr. ri \T r. FortT•1w~n11 i!I on tlrf! l{in rnr rlir, n hrnn1·h 11f tire H1·1l !live r, jtri:I nl.oo,·r. ii!! j1111cti11n wi1l1 thnt !lfrrnrn, n111I n; fi ~w milr11 l1r.y"'11I llir. 11·r!llr.rn l>011r11Tnry o f /lrknn~M tr rrilnr y. Tltr!"· 1 pr><f<; nrr. nil J!"1 rr iso11r•I hy tln ilrrl. ~l:t l r~q' t rnnpq, nnrl nm intr n rlrt l lo rh<-rk : or I 21 (:, rr nt:illr, . • • .. . !'t:t r.1 l'r tironw llli11T, . . :ur .'i i ll i r'~ Fr.rry, A.'/'. :tr. 12:t ,,,.,;,,I!'""•. .. ... 2:1 1·1 Colm11l1in, . . . . . . Jr. J :t ~ l' lrn ~:tnt c:,,,n:·, . . H PH H l .'i:l fn1/,p rnr/r"r', . , . !l:i 11 :1 I .r \\· i-. 111wu, ...•. .. .'i 1!'t l.ifllr. ""' 11; ....... :i:t :t!'t 1111 / ,/"J'J'/, /' JlOC Ii• li7 :m:1 ,..,,,,,,.,, .... .... . l'n rY"illr, .. . 27 J\,,.k,,.t-;,,, I/ . . . . 2:1 C.. F rnrro Fnyrllr '"I R 1!'!11 / .ill • llnrlr, A . 'I J•nlm '.11 n , • .•• • • . Ill 1:10 To Jnrl·•nn, . .. .. 12 Tl·:nn ITUll Y. j - Rn in. l1ri1/f.'• /lfn., I n lllll'.<;o Ull f I "" ' ·Cit11 ,.•••tn "ff,, .... /-'11//nn. Tn Jf il1r,.1i n,. ... I F11/lnn, . ... . .... 221 2:1 -- .1'1 ISSOUill TEitlllTOllY. THI!! ''nsl rxlr.nl of cotml ry, lying liclwr.c n the S lnlr. of Misc:ottri, Ar. lm11!':t!I T r.rrilnry , n111I Ilic Millsissippi riv1•r on tire rrrs l, n111 I Ilic Hndty l\t11•111fai nc: Oil lfi r. wr.cq f1 comprisf'. !I fi re ~ rr.nff'.'r pnr{ nf llir. Wrsfr ru ~fopr. of" tlor. l\lississippi v11llr.y, n111l ill nlmns l w holly 1111i11lmhilr1l, r.xrrp l 1.y l111lin11<:. ll is p;irt o r 11111 Ln11 i.~ innn prm:l1nsf', nml Im!! lir.,.11 r.xplo rr1I lol L1:will nnrl Clnrl;, lty l'iltr., nrnl th r. 1-:r 11tlr.111f't1 of Lnng'll rx pr 1li tin11. T lir. 1111r11lrr.r of In. 1li:t11s in rl1i!1 tr.r ri tory, ill r.srimn lr:1I 111 frqm 12 11,0flll I'> 1·10,000. Th11 ~io11 ~ , or ftn1:11lnhc:1 l'nwnCf'.q, nnol Osn~rll , nrr. 1 111~ lll'lsl n11mr. rn11~ nn cl pnwr. rful. Thr. snrfnr.r. nnd soil of th i!l ~ rrnl tr rrito ry nrr. 1liOi: rr111 from nny pffirr of th1~ s;imr. 1limc nsionll on llrn glolir.. T l1 r. li•ll"rr rormwll of tltr. ri\'f:rll tlt:il r nlrr thr. l\li~sis11i ppi f!om thi!l rr.~ion, nrr. w00<lrtl. In prnpnrti1111 nc: \\r. 11.c:cr11il lnwnnl:. the mott nlnin!', tlin woocl llf'r.nmrll rnorr. srnrrr , nrul tllf' ''f'Jll'r lril111tnrir..q o r tltn!<r. Rl rrn m!l run through opr.11 prnirir!'. T ltr rr. i~ nlso n fr.rlilr heh nlnni:: ll1r. hnn kll of nll tlrr sc s lrrn11111, lnrl in prnpnrlion n!t we divrrJ:!r. from thr.m, lhr. lnrul l>N:f)rnr.<: mom lllr.rilr. n111I parrl11:rl. Wr. snmr.limr.~ lrnvcl wl1nlc tiny!!, wit hout s~ing wnl r. r. /I lnrgr. pr1rtin11 of thi~ c:o1111try mny lio lilu:nr.11 lo lhr. G rr.nt 8n lin rn, or .A frir; tn dr·~rr l . Tltrrr. i!', liow r.vr.r, in tho mnqt !ifr.rilr. pnrl!l, n 1lti11 swnnl of ~m s'! n111l l1r.rlm~r.­ Cn11ntlr_-:ll 1lrovr.q of h11m1 lor.!I, r.lk, nml 1lrr.r, mngr. 11po11 thrsr. vnsl prair ir!' . . ~'==================================================1 "I - --t... ----0 �150 I ~ -.. z. ' :..: ' .·) 2: 0 \.-' •-"'\ -,...;. 0 .. �/ .!:fl ~ ! ;:; I I .... i \ -----· ) ~ ~· ---0 c.. c I ::: I :.,: I ;, .. I - :. ; I I~ ~ ,..,; ,...;, ,_..., ~ t; I ) C> Cl '"' �/5:2.. SPANGLER CEMETERY Botetourt County, VA Route 43, on the property of Mr. Charles Mullins. The cemetery is on a hill and in very sad condition. Recorded 4, March 1992 by Charles & Ruth G. Hale Spangler, Sidney B. Spangler, H. P. Fieldstone Markers Spangler, Capt. C.H. Spangler, Mary Luther Old Funeral Home Marker, no Porter, Ora Spa ngler Feb. 9, 1880 - Feh. 2, 1948 Sept. 29, 1889 - Nov. 3, 1918 June 8. 1836 - Jan. 5. 1926 Dec. 16. 1849 - Feb. 13. 1931 inscripti<~n 1887 - 1973 (Rader Fu. Marker) ·.:. . ~· .) .> ; ~ '!'· ~ • l z :. ;r.: z. iI !?;B I :1 -- Our Society ha s pur ch as ed thi s map and placed it in the Virginia Room. The map is v e ry l a r ge . I �'-1 '"..... .' I ~ ~ . .i ., ,, .. ·~,:· , .. CONSULTING INDEX . CONSULTING INDEX. e~ccrl>in Nan,r• f'I( ol•~r.rvc corrc~1'0111li11i: r••• t ho cy c """'~ the !OllJ!U 1lno /\n11m•l11cr[!, .•.. • • • Allllf>i' J/.l.H, .. . ... ,t/,/,,nil/r, . ..••.• . • .• Al•l••t. . • . .•. ....••. fd1t1pillr, • • • . . • • . • At1i111td••11, •. . •.•••. • /\l.i111(•lt•o, . .. •. .•• A. /\t.l11g•l 1111, .• ·• · · • · .. 14'tingtlnn, • . .•.••..• To the position of ony rl:lco mcnlionctl in the ln1lr.•, the lrtlr.r• n11nc.,c1l lo it in tho f10h column: thr.n linJ the lcllcn nn the tnl' or lir1tlt1lll 01111 .i.lc• (If tl10 Mn1•; froltl theso kllr" 11111111 or •nnlh nncl or wcol, until thr.y intcl"tcl. c~•l 1111·r:l, lice 11bcc ~ouglot for will Jn the ••p1arc i11 which tl1cy oo fuund. :lln•••r.l11'"rll~. 1tl1'1rr11i11lin111.-lllninc, l\1 c.; Ne IV Jlnoip•hirc, N. JI.; Vrrmnnt, Vt. ; i\lns.; Jlhnclr. lsb111l,H.I.; Connecticut, Gt.; New Yor'k,N. Y.; New N . .I . ; l'n. ; l k lnwnrr., l>cl. ; )llnrylnntl, l\tcl.; VirKinin, Vn.; North t;or.,licrn, N. C.; South CoMlinn, S. C.; Gcnrgin, Geo.; /\lnhnme, Al.; Jlli, •i••i11ri, flli.; l.t111i• in nn , L n.; Tennce•CC, Ten. ; 1Cc11t11clly, J< en.; Ohio, 0 . ; lnclinnn, In.; Jllin11i•, II. ; J\lo.; Jli>trict of Columliin, Tl. C.; 'l'r rrilnry, A. T . ; Flori1ln Tr.r· ritory, F. 'I'.; lllicl1ii:nn Territory, M. T.; flli•r-n1ui Territ ory, f\lt1. T . C:o111l ll n11•r, c:.;.11. ; l'c'"l Ollirr, I'. 0.; Forl, F t. ; l'orl 01111 l'oint, J't.; J\l onnt, f\lL; 'J'ownsl1ip, t, h.; Jcr~r.y, l'c1111~yh·n11in, llli~•ollli, lnde~ •lc~ii:n:th'' cotrC5(~1111I •••r ' ·I ., ~cvcnlh 'I .I t ~cconcl c111111lir~ Tlic ftr•l column of tho co11lftin9 tho n :1111r.• of pbce• ;-the col11n111 tlio cln•• lo which lhny hclunJ: ;- tho 1hi11l column RIHllV! 111•: in wliich town •. ,C..c. oro 1il110\c1l ;-lho fourth col1111111 point• ou t th o !'tntCft in wl1irli c01111ti1·P, town•, & r.., ore plncetl ;-tho firth c1>lu11111 co11t11i11• the rcfncncn letter•, wl1i«I• with tho letter• on tho tor nrnl l1ottun1 on•l ei1lc1 of tlcc l\lop ;- 1110 ,; .. th colnnm contai ne tho roru)otioll of tnWl1', &c., nccor1li111: io the C C''""" ;,f 18:10 ;-the column conloin• tl10 tli• tn11cc• in n1ilr.s of t11wn•l1ip• n111I town• f101 n Wo•hi 11 glo11 City ;-ontl tho cigl1th colurnn tle•i1:11a tc• tloc oli•lnnrc! fro111 lu•rn· COlllltir.~, &hi(•~. town •, &c., lo the cu('itol' of 1l1cir rr.sl'cr.tirc Sln tt•· ·n1c 6ini:lo lcllcrs in tho first ci1l11mo, nllnd1e1l to ~0111c of tho nnmr•, oii:nify tl1nl ll1i~ 1: tloo•c 1•lncr·• ore rr.prcftc ntccl on \110 f\fop liy the lcllcr• ntlnrlircl to tlir1n: " r.r.m• Q11ly in thMo C""C9 whr.ro tlin •l'nr.e on tho J\lnp WM not "uOicic·nl to n•l111il of tl1r. 1!., 11nn1c 1.cing wrillcn nl lcngtl1. Tho ca1•i lnl letter• rc11rcoc11t \ow11•l•it'"• encl the n11111 ll " ~ \I Ct1u. Count7. J• • / f . 'I t I ' I 'i lcllcr5 n\nntl fo1 town!. '· I ~ ·~ A•11r. f.~~!·., r;1~~·.• · .... II ft . ti. ft . , W••h -·1:1ti ~ Centre, ••••... r;;:--- tf7- :-:-:-:-:--: -i:;1; .. .. . Oi•lricl, ... . ............ S. C. I. I 21\,14'.I' I. •• r:. L •••••• . /\lilOC"•illc, ..... !3. C. t.• • •.••••. t•• .•• •• . •. t.•. . • • .•. . l•h.. ...•.. So111rr•t'l, ••... Jlle c~ le11hurg, .• l'ly1110111h, .•.• Monlgnn1cry, •• t. ..... •••. ll ul;,,.1, • •• .•. r.. t. , •• ..• . Wnshinglo11, •.. Ahi11J.:I OH , ........•• l!'h ... . .. . . l,11 7,rrnc-. •• . .• . /\rltnn~"" Cou nty '!'own, c. L ; Town, \. l'l 1tC('I. Mil. I, I V II I' j X 11 $ f II r. Vo. Ill life. v". Mn•. 1'11. r.. /\t .... r11 111•••••••••••• I . . .. . .... 1:lo11ccster, • •• . N. J. ,tr: t:OM,ICK, . .. ... t:u1111ty, ...... . . .. ....... Vn. i\c•p•in, .. ........ t. . •.••.••• l'lnOortl, ••.. . . \'n . /\ r11'1•rltn111111ck, •.. /\. loh. n111l t. •. l·:.•cr, •• . ••.•. N . J. Ar m T ow cc, ... •.•••. I. •.•. .• • : . Col11111Lian1, •• 0. i\cl nn, •... . .••..... t. ......... Ynrk, ...... .. . Ille. i\rtun, . •••.•.••.. II. I.•.......• \Vi111lhnrn , . • •• Vt. Acl1111, ... .• . . . . A. I. •. . •.•••. /lli1l1llr~e.r, •• .• lib•. i\i:wortli, ....• . ... . • I. ...... . ,. Snlli•on, • ••••• N. II. i\1ln111~, ... . .. . .•..• , t. , ... . .. , , llrr kol1irc, ..... llln•. Aolncc,,, ... . .... . •.• t•li. n111I t. •• Jclfc111111, ••••. N. \'. , l/J .1,,1.\", ... .. .• .... t:onnty, .... . . .. ......... . . l'n. /\•ln111•, .. .. ..••• ..•. t•l1 ..•..•• . I .yco111i11g, • • . l'n. ,f /I.I MS, . . ...... . .. 1·111111tr, ...... ...... ... ... . llli. ,C/l.f,'1.\', ..... . ... ('111111 ly, ... . .. . ... ... . . .. . 0. Adam•, ........ .. .. 1.1, ...•• • •• ( "hn111pnii:11, • •• n. A"'1in.............. l•f1.. .. . ... llnrk,..... , ... fl. Ad1mo, ,. , •M•• •••. l•l1 . . •• •• ,, 1:11r111•••y, ..... O. AJ11111, '. ......... ... t.h ..• . .• , . Monroe, .•• • •• O. Adema, ••• , , • •• ••• . 1•11. , •• · •, . i\l111klnguin, . • IJ. A•l•m•, . .. .. .. . ..... t1h., .... .. Scncr.n, . ....... 0 . A•l•11••, ..... , •••.. A . l•h.•..••• • w..1,inglon, • • 0. Ad11111, . • •••• ,., ••.. t•h . •• ••• (:n rrnll, ••••••. In. A•ln111•, .. . ......... toh ........ llrr.nt11r, •••••• In. lo•l•1111, .•••• , • , , ... t1h .•.•..•• llln1lio1111, •• , • In, A1ln111•, ...... . ...... Ioli.. ...... lllnrj!Oll, . . . . . In. ,\1ln11.,,, ... , ........ Ioli.. ,. ,, •• l'nrk r1 •...• , . In. /\110111•, . .• • . •••••••. t• h.•. . •••• llil'l~y, • . • . ••. In. ,C/J.l/t/S, ... . ....... County, ................. 111. A1ln111•l111rjl!', , •• , ..... I. ...... , • • IJninn, • . . ••. l'n. A•l1111•l111rf(',· •••..... L • • •• , • • • \Vc•tmordar11I, I'•· A1l1n11 T own, •••.•. • I.,, .. • , . . . f.nne11otu, .• , l'n. ,\1l1101vilh:, •..... , .. t. ........ . Frrolrrich, • •.. 111•1. A1la111nillr,. , • . .••.. I. ... . , •• • • i\larlhoro', •••. S. C. AIJAlll, . ... . ...... Coun ty, •.• . .•...•.••••.. l\rn. A•lnirvillo, ....... . .. t. : • . .. .... I.OJ!""• . . . . . . l\cn. A1l•ll"""• . .. , • . ... ,., t.., ... ,, . Wn1l1ini:ton,,. Ille. AllT>ISO N, . .. ••... . County,; ..... . ... . ..... Vt. A1l1fi•11n,., ., . •..• .. . I. , .. .• , .. . A•loliooo, •. . .. . \'t. A1l1li n•111, •• •. ••. .•. •. l•h . .... ••• Rt...11hcn,. . . . . N. Y. J ~c Ti: SI 0 h T ( Nf Xe V c IV 11 Vc II •l II r. tl g Qe t: n I\ h I< f .I f fll f n1 i: Mf IC e M fl.' II ( ..... . ~05 11i ~7 l~li 2, 12:t •.~~· -t :t~ ~" 1,:1111 II ( tl tI 11 (,II ~.'1 :l'I.\ :rn1 21;, I :11 211;. !l!"r .,,, 7,7 111 ·1'1 l,:l'IH 171; l ,l!!f. '..''!ii ~.H Jllf' 1711 ~.·i·i !tk .f II] !l:l .f·~ 1,:m 2.r.1:1 !l,!•!t.'il 21 it:ll ·t!t'.! .fl :1R1' l '!I; :t!lr 11'1 1 21,:11!• .•. .. , HH iH f.l,'1:17 12,2H I :11·! .ff;~. f;it !i~t-- ·1!1 1. !II 1:. 7:11: :l'!!t r.111 211;, 4S'.t .,.,.,1 ~~~1 Jl'.j :121' r.o ~ :11 :ll !I f.71 Jr.r; !IH !l:t !IH ·Ill ~ ;.;t :1:1 fillll ' !lfl lilt!, fo!l !i:t'. • 75 2, I Bli I itl f 11 j 111; l llH lli,fi5fi, 1: I! I I! 1011 fi71 It I f II Ir CI? Uf ll f r.:11 lit! '''"'I 171; i:i:•I .fli fl'! ·· ~ I Il l J~W P,!!17 7·11 i\ 1. 11 2·1,!l·lll tll, l,:l!lt: 11 L !l I~ tl d 121 lfll p:; J.1.'i ·l!•:I r..'t 2!1111 !rl t. -- \n VJ �.,1 . .. r::=:===~~~~=====---,t :r -- - · ~ · -· -10-;:;::::, .. r l'lnrro. ,\J,1;;;;;;:.-.-.-.-..~-:-:-:-: -- . 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' •. .... • . .~. �LEGI SLATIVE PETITI ON for GILES COUNTY , VIRGINIA To the Honorable t he General Assembly of Virginia - - - --- The petition of the undersigned citizens of Giles, Wythe , 8 Smith, would respec t fully represent to your honorable body , that t he i nhabitants li ving along the road leading from the Plaister Banks in Smythe Cou nty , eastwardly as far as J ohn Kirk s on Kimberland, or Thomas Shannon' s on Walkers Cr e e k , in Giles County, have for a number of years past, been subjected to an unreasonable share of labour in Keeping the Same in repair , owing to the immense t r avel over it by waggons l aden wi t h Plaister and Salt, for the Counties of Giles , Mercer, Monroe, Gr eenbrier, Botetourt and Montgomery. That the Consumption of these articles is annually increasing , and t he persons along the line of the r oad aforesai d , cannot, without heavy pecuniary burthens, Keep the same in repair. We therefore pray that your honorable body take the subject under consid deration, and presen t such relief as may be desired adequate to the demand of Justice in behalf of the citizens living along sa i d road , and p r omote the agricultural in t erest of a larger portion of the citizens in the above named counties -- To this and we would respectfully suggest than an appropriation of $ Dollars be ma de for the purpose of o p enin g t he said road - and t h at a tax not exceeding $2 . may be author i sed to be collected of each wag gon p assing the same laden with plaister or sa l t - to be a p propriated in like manner . The imp rovements to commenced at the Plaister Bank 8 pro gress Ea st wardly till the whole be complete. That an Engineer be a p pointed to locate the Same upon Suitable ground, at a grade no t e x ceedin g five degree s ----page 2 Subscribers Names Subscribers Names Subscri b ers Names Dan 1 Hoge John Mustard J o shua T Be nett Jacob Ni s ewander Charles Alford John Ki r k Jr Jame s Ho g e Jr Robt W Harman J ames Crawfor d Jr John Eaton Dav id Mun~y /Mu!_t:~Y J oseph Kirk William Morgan Jame s Robine tt J o hn Cul im Hiram Dav i s Jr John Hender s on Jr/ s r El i sha Mu s tard Samuel C . Fras ier Addison Dav i s Hiram H Snow Snr Thoma s ~ King Harvey Pauley El i as Harman John A Hamilt on John Floyd Davis Isaac Davis Hickma n Powe r s Abram Fielder James F Gordon Eno s Moore Senr Ry W Barman Jr Nehemiah Hende r s on George S Hoge John Carr John Powers Jacob Riner Alexander Waddle John Fanning Willia m Bl a n William H Tyl e r Jesse Bane Ja 5 Bl a n Ralph A Staffor d Lorain Thorn Wi lliam N Harman John Cra wf ord Ralph Bogle J os eph Fa nning Robt W Harman Daniel Harma n The original of this petition is a t the Vir g inia Sta te Arch ive s, number 11950 Bs'? - 5 & 6 - date of petition is 29 Jan 1838. A phot o copy h a s been pl a ce in the Virgin i a Room, Central Roano k e City L ibrary . In colonial times, a plumber was called a p lumb urn worker. "The Ba throom Trivia Book " , Red-Letter Press Inc , PO Box 3 9 3 , Saddle River, NJ 07458. �QUERIES 95-80: Would like info on Theophilus Henry OIRIS'IMJS & 1st w Cynthia kranda Elizabeth PANTIB/PAINTrn. They came through Birmingham (Jefferson Co) AL , 1857; rrentioned in Baptist & Methodist papers. Having been Bapt minister, he left then & became Meth minister for the Meth Episcopal Ch South & returned to Bapt faith in TX. They were fran Rutherford Co, N C. Elizabeth Smith Burden, 202 _fillg.ffi-~19 ..£>1, San Antonio,_ TX 782! ~ 95-81: Elijah~ b 1766 sc:rnewhere in VA rn & rroved to Woodford Co, KY where sons William, Jesse & El ijah, Jr were b . Who were Elijah WAI..I>EN's par? Elijah & s William & Jesse later rnoved to Clark Co, IN & d in DeWitt Co, IL. Where did Elijah, Jr rrove; who did he marry? HeJ ~ f§.te RQe?, l?Ql ~s~~ .Ps, EdwardsvjJl~.1- J.1__ 62025 95- 8:?: Jonathar1 & David ELL ING'!ai b VA. They & their Mother, several bros & sis living in Morgan Co, KY 1800. Sis Clarinda age 12 captured by Indians. Clarinda & her ch were later released. Jonathan m Katherine CARPEl'fl'm. Who were Jonathan & catherine par? He) en _P?J:.§ Ross~ E_e~ 95 -81 95 83 : Seek info .on ~ITT fam of Bedford , Botetourt & Alleghany Cos. Seek anc of John B. ~ITT , b NC>v lG, 1818, Bedford Co. M Christina Jane BARGER in Eagle Rock Botetourt Co, Dec 14, 1841. Several of their ch moved to Covington in Al 1 eghany Co. Any info appreciated. Tern Me_rrit.L. 1007~ H Brigantine Ave, Brigantine 1 ~ 1. _ Q82Q1 95-84: William HOPPER m Hester ~S, 1794 in Henry Co, VA . Where was he fran & who were his par? QEfil _Bowen, 617 4 Sherman. ~ AtchisonL KS 66002 95-85: Need par & b.p , of Robert McKI NLEY first found in Mecklenburg Co, N c in 1764 when buying property on Long & Paw Creek fran Mathew Patton. Robert's issue (according to will dated 1 Jan 1775): Sarah m __THCM; William, Elizabeth , Martha, Jane, Joseph. ~jJ}ie. ~ Lewis_.!_ llQ~ Voncile St~ 4 Lake WaJ ?,s , FL ~~.§?~-· ~~J. 9 95-86 : Seek relationship, if any, betw John W. PCWER & William W. ~ of Pittsylvania Co, VA. Were they bros? John, b 1800 m Elizabeth Malone GLASS 1826. William, b ca 1803 m Mary Bright STARKEY, 1831. Any help re b/pl, par & previous residence appreciated . Postage refunded. Dorothy ~ . Elliott, 1381§ Hubb.e.n1 st. ~Jrrar, CA 9l~~f J 95-87&88: Seek b/pl, par & sibs of Jesse HARE (sis Betsy), b 11 Mar 1789, d 14 Jan 1861 Lynchburg , VA; m catherine C. WELai (b 8 Nov 1799) (sis Sara WEl..oI) 11 Oct 1810 Baltimore, MD at Zion German Lutheran (Reformed) Ch. Was VA tobacco industrialist with Pleasants LABBY ca 1815. Census records show VA. Fam records say Uniontown, PA, Utica, NY & New Castle, DE . Cranston Willi~,~ 340] We§t Ric;!qg Circl?,~, Roano~?.L VA ~40 1~:- 4239 �95-89 : Need info on farn of James & Elizabeth WI~ . James d Montganery Co 1798. Widow, Elizabet h , re-m 23 Mar 1804 to James BRYANS. She d Montgonery Co 1842. Ch: Rhoda (m James KIRBY ), Bird. s., Joseph, Mary "Polly" (m Benjamin~), Green B., James, & poss Elizabeth (m Jacob SC'fiGIB) Linda .b_. Hop~, . 571_!} J,.indelJ Blvd._, St :.. Loui§ ,_MQ 63112-1003 95-90 : Request info on foll farns in s.i VA: ~/SHARP fams m::>stly in Pittsylvania/ Franklin/ Henry & Patrick Co fran abt 1770 (or before ) \.mtil abt 1808. g.{JNAlJLT/CliENAULT/SHINALL, etc f~ which started out in Bedford Co in abt 1750 & branched out to Grayson, carroll, Wythe, Smyth & Tazewell Cos . Mary Bar.tgn BaiJgy.L 5750 We?t §2th St., .9.Y.~~!and Park , KS 66204 91~ _ 677 ].~2.9 or -~ J ine 1'J.~aoj_. can 95-91: Seek info on any McCXJY farns which lived in s.i VA bef 1810, especially those with f i rst names: Thanas, Daniel ~ Hugh, John & James. Joe Sl ~tt~_r~ L .§.9? ~s!!:IPxal, ~hr ~v~por_t., .11\ __lJ,.J_Q§ TO UNMARRIED LADIES THE SUBSCRIBER a Widower being desirous once more to enter into th e state of Matrimony, takes this method of letting himself & in cl inations be known, and also of bec oming a cquainted with one whom he hopes would make him happy. He i s well convinced (having h!d a sufficient trial ) that the married state is th e only one calculated t o make him completel y happy; and for th e informa tion of th ose ladie s who should feel d isposed to favor his views, he will st ate what his circumstances are: He is a farmer, 35 years of age, with four small chi ld ren, and has property amounting to about two thousand dollars or upward s . The lady h e would desire he wishes should posses the following qualifications : - -1s t s he must be moral; her morality may amount to reli gion . 2nd, she must posses at l east as muc h prop erty as himself. He will not object to any Sect or Church , but will ac ce pt of any from the mild and moral quaker to the ze alous methodist, between the ages of 20 and 35. All letters add ressed to A F, Strasburg, Va. or to the editor of the Herald of th e Valley wil l be attended to with the greate st secrecy. 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' ... . ~ l • I �V I R G I N I A AP P AL AC HI AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Geneal ogical Society, Inc. ============================================================================= Vol . 19 - No . 3 - August 1995 CONTENTS President ' s Message A Letter to My Grandsons Mitchell's Reference to Map Horne - Leftwich Family Bible Bronson Famil y Bible McClung & Fennelly Deed Surname Index 7 Confederate Graves Queries Book Reviews Financial Statement, 1994 Missing page from 1994 Membership Directory Note of thanks - BF Odds & Ends 83 84 92 114 116 118 119 120 121 124 125 125 125 91, 117 , 124 === =======~==================~============~===== ============== =============== Plan a trip to Roanoke BE WITH US IF YOU CAN October 21, 1995, 1 : 30 PM in the Roanoke Main City Library Auditorium Mary B. Kegley presents ''Evaluating Evidenc~ ~or Geneal ?9ical Purposes" and then "Virginia-West Virginia Connections in Land Records" will follow a short break ***** November 18 , 1995 , 1:30 PM in the Roanoke Main City Library Brody Room , Judy Blackwell presents "Peculiarities and Simularities: Floyd, Giles, Pulaski and Montgomery County Researc h" *** ** Dec 9 , 1995, 1:30 PM in the Roanoke City Library Brody Room "Let's Get Together•• Gemeutlichkeit and refreshments! =============================~==== ===============================~~===~===== �PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE July7,1995 Dear Fellow Members, I sincerely hope you have had a wonderful year to date with your genealogy research. Now is a very good time to hit the roads, court houses and libraries--not to mention the family reunions. Be sure to take your family history or work sheets with you to your reunions, and share your research and enthusiasm with your fam il y members. Most of them have good stories to tell and they would l ike a good listener. A smal l tape recorder is good for recording the stories rather than trying to take notes at the time. I'm so glad to see an increase of younger people in the court houses and libraries doing research. So many of the younger generat i on, as well as the older ones, could care less about their roots. That makes me very sad because I've thoroughly enjoyed knowing about my extended families -- the scoundrels as well as the well to do. Don't forget the benefits of using land records to prove your family. I ' ve just found out an instance the hard way--! was taking for granted an extensive research on one of my families done by another person which appeared to be the logical line and had worked it into my work. Then in the court house , I wa s trying to fi nd where another branch of the family went and found a deed recording the one I was looking for, as well as the other heirs of the family, including the ancestor of the other person. The two were brothers rather than cousins. Sincemy, Ora Belle McColman ========================= = ================ == ==== = === ======== == ==========~=== " .. IN MEMORY ,, .. " " BELVA LOUISE COUNTS June 27, 1995 RAYMOND L. BRICKEY July 1, 1995 JOHN PERRY ALDERMAN July 1, 1995 " " " " " " ===~=== ===~ ~~= ====~============== = ======== == ======================~========~ �A LETTER TO MY GRANDSONS: DONALD ROSS, JAMES WAYNE AND JOHN ROLLA PROTHERO. This letter was written by Zulema (CANFIELD) PROTHERO. Her grandparents were Henry and Mary W. (WYNN) MILBOURN who migrated to Butler Co. KS from Lee Co., VA in 1878. Henry b. 1July182 8 , d. 15 July 1887; Mary b. 12 Nov 1833, d. 19 Feb 1907. Dear Boys; I think the time may come when you will want to know more about your ancestors, so I have decided it is my duty to tell you some of the stories and legends which were told to us by our mother. She was born, Margaret Ann Milbourn, near the little town of Jonesville, in Lee County, Virginia, on April, 20, 1854. She was an interesting story teller and her stories of her early childhood in Virginia were told so vividly and in such detail , that it seemed, when your Daddy, Grandpa and I were there in November, 1950, that I had seen the places before. There was the Grist mill, where her family and all their neighbors had their grain ground into food for themselves and their animals. It stood, as she had always told, beside a little stream of water, which was fed by a spring farther up the hillside. The stream was turned into a mill race when it was needed to furnish power for turning the mill stone which did the grinding. Her father had imported that stone from France, whe n she was a very little girl, and it was still in use when we were there. The mill had been partly destroyed by fire but had been repaired and was much the same as when her father owned it. The house where her family had lived had been burned, but another had been built in the same place and style. I want you boys to know some of the stories which Mother used to tell us, and I will try to tell them just as she did: She was seven years old when the Civil War started , ----just as you are now John . . Lee County is the very western tip county of Virginia and so is on the boundary line between Virginia and West Virginia. There is a place there which is called Cumberland Gap. Mother's home was thirty miles east of there in a se ction called Long Hollow. In that part of the united States, a valley between two hills is called a " hollow", the hills are called "ridges" and a place where it is possib l e to drive from one hollow to the next is called a "gap" . We Westerners call it a "pass". Mother told of one time she went to open the pasture ga t e to let thei r milk cows come home to be milked. They were not wa i t ing at the gate as they usually were so she had to go hunting t hem on the brush and tree covered hillside . She found them and was driving them to the gate when she heard a horse coming at a fast run. She knew it was being ridden by someone in a b ig hurry , a nd when it came into view she saw it was a young nei ghbor man. He saw her and called, "Let the bars down , Maggie ." It was a pole gate,--- - the kind in rail fen c es----and she knew the right way to open it was to take the lowest bar off the block on which it �rested first, then the next and the next. But the horse was coming so fast that she kn ew she would not have time to take all ~he poles down, so she threw off the top one first and the horse Jumped the other and dashed away out of sight on the hillside. As he passed her the rider called, "They are after me Maggie . Don't tell them which way I went . " She was only a little girl but she knew about the Conscriptors---men who rode about the c~untry forcing every man they saw to leave everything and go to fight for the South. So she knew that was why the young neighbor was hiding . Soon, three men, dressed in Southern uniforms, rode up and asked her if she knew which way that rider went . She could truthfully say she did not because there were many trails on the hillside. The men knew the difficulty of finding him and rode away. The Conscriptors took the stand that any man living in a state which had seceded, as Virginia had, must favor slavery and should go and fight for the Cause----they did not bother t o ask a man how he felt about slavery, but took him at once--no questions asked or excuses accepted. Tho' my mother's father did not favor slavery and he and his family had given all their slaves their freedom by legal action, the conscriptors came after her father and his two brothers. The family was a strong Quaker one and as such did not believe in war of killing. The last words their father said to his sons were "Never raise a gun against any man, my sons; He never did thee any harm . " So Grandfather did not make a very good soldier for the South . And because he was very free to tell every one how he fel t about the problems of the day and his promise not to bear arms, they found another use for h im. They made a cook of him. Grandmother Mary u sed to say it was no wonder the South lost the war if that was the kind of cooks they had. Grandfather was so open in his criticism of the South that most of the time he was confined to the guardhouse to keep him from escaping and where he dared n ot talk so much. Mother said she and her brother, Will, use to go to the Army camp t o visit their father and usua lly found him in the guardhouse. The camp was v ery near their home. Like others who had been forced into service he watched for a chance to escape. He and several others ~ere very ill from eating poorly cooked and partly spoiled food and were put apart from the others to prevent a possible outbreak of epidemic. They were kept guarded but one night, the guards , thinking they would all be dead by morning, were not very alert, and theY all escaped. Before the Conscriptors took Grandfather away they allowed him time to find someone to stay with Grandma Mary and the children. Mother was the oldest and she had two younger brothers and a baby sister . Grandfather was able to get an old woman, whose familY had also been taken, to come and make her home with Grandma and the children. Although the woman was old, she was strong and capable and had a great deal of courage . She knew how to butcher a Pig which they had raised for meat and she knew, too, that the meat must be well hidden or it would be stolen by the Army or the marauders who roamed the country. So she �loosened a board of the floor and hid the meat and other supplies under the house. Then she spread a length of rag carpet over the loose board and put her r ocking chair on it. When the thieves came she pr ete n ded to be very feeble and sat in the chair. The thieves had known that they had the pig and asked where it was. The old woman told them it had been stolen and they believed her because that happened so often. The family had one other animal, an old mare, so old that the Union Army had rejected her when they bought the other horses. She was the pet of the children and they called her "Old Pet" . The old woman knew how to handle a plow and with Old Pet to pull it, she plowed a small patch of ground on which they raised a garden. The night Grandfather and his friends escaped, he came home, but knew he dared not stay there. He was so sick, he knew he could not go far on foot, and his intention was to go to the Union Army, camped some distance away. Tho he hated to take Old Pet away fr om the family, he had to have some way of getting away other than by walking, so he rode Old Pet away from the family and to make it look like she had been stolen, Grandma Mary tore the barn door off it's hinges. Mother said she was nearly a grown woman, before the children were told who took Old Pet. It had to be a well kept secret . Grandfather was successful in getting to the Union Army, but he was so sick that they thought it best to send him on North to a brother of his who lived in Indiana on a farm. Since Virginia had seceded from the Union and most of the people living in their part of the state were Southern sympathizers, Grandfather knew he would not be very popular with his former neighbo rs . There was much bitterness, especially since the South had been defeated. You boys are living through a war but it is on the other side of the world, in a little country called Viet Nam, so you see very lit tle to remind you it is taking place. Mother told one story which illustrated the frightful nearness of the Civil War. History tells us that more battles of that war were fought on the soil of Virginia than on any other state North or South . Mother and her two younger brothers attended school in a large log school house, about a mi~e from their home. It was a one room building and all the children for miles around attended school there. They had a young lady teacher who taught all grades. One day they heard cann?ns firing a~d knew a battle was in progress fairly near. The children were frightened and wanted to go home but the teacher thought they were safer in the school house than any other place. The battle had started in Cumberlan d Gap, about thirty miles west of there, but was coming closer . The teacher became frightened, too, and said they could all go , but those living in the direction o~ the.fighting must go home with s ome one li ving in the other d1rect1on . Mother's home was in the direction away from the fighting so she was taki n g sever a l children home with her. They had just left the school y ard wh e n a cannon shell burst in the roof of the building and it was completely destroyed. Later another large log buildi ng wa s built �in the same place, and was still in use as a school when we were there. People there told us it had been built ninety years, and was used also as a church and neighborhood meeting place. Although Grandpa did not come home immediately after the war close, he was anxious to get back to his family and resume his milling business. He and some of his neighbors, who had also been sent north to regain their health, decided to ride home on horseback. It was a long ride and they had camped out at night and so were very dirty when they reached their own homeland. They had to pass the school on their way to their homes and it was recess time and the children were out playing. The men stopped to talk to the children and some of the older children said, ''That is your Pappy, Maggie." But she refused to believe that dirty, unshaven man was her father who had always kept himself so neat and clean. But when she went home after school, he was there, looking more like she remembered him. Mother told of her Uncle Joel Milbourn, who had been taken at the same time her father had had to go. And like all the others who had been conscripted, he was always on the alert for a chance to escape. He and several others were shackled together and were being herded along to the Southern Army. They came to a hastily and poorly constructed bridge over a deep and very muddy river. Their captors untied them to allow one man at a time to cross. That was the chance Uncle Joel needed. He was a good swimmer and he knew that water would deflect a bullet, and he knew too, that if he could get away and hide, they would not spend much time in looking for him, as the Union Army was pressing close. He had to take the chance. As he crossed the b ridge, he pretended to catch his foot on a loose board and fell into the water, amid a rain of bullets. None of the bullets hit him and he swam away under water and was able to hide behind a log. His captors were so sure he had been shot or would drown that they did not spend much time in looking for him. He knew the country well and slipped through to the Union Army where he served as a guide. Awhile later, the conscriptors, thinking he might have survived the shots and flooded river, came back l o oking for him. When they learned he had never returned, they were sure he was dead. A few days later another team of conscriptors came to Jonesville, carrying with them, a man's head in a sack. They showed it around, saying it was the head of Joel Milbourn and that he had been shot for trying to escape . That was their way of warning others not to try that. Great grandfather heard about the head and asked to see it. He knew, at once, that it was not his son's head. The hair was the wrong color and a small scar was missing. But he pretended to mourn so they would st~P looking for Joel, and he asked permission to bury t h e head in ~is family cemetery . After the war, Uncle Joel re tur n ed, still Wearing his head. La t e r, Uncle Joel had another narrow escape, which was in no• wa y c onne cted with the war. Great grandfather owned a large Pla nt atio n on the western outskirts of Jonesville and kept a herd of c attle - There were many small calves which were fed a mixture �of ground grain and milk or water called "mash". The dry mash was kept in a large barrel in a rather dark shed. A tin scoop use for measuring the amount fed to each calf was kept in the top of the barrel when not in use. One evening, Uncle Joel went to feed the calves. He reached into the barrel for the scoop and felt a sharp peck on his hand. Thinking it was on old hen which had chosen the barrel top for a nest, he again plunged his hand in, intending to evict her bodily. Another very sharp peck caused him to withdraw his hand hastily and he was horrified to see a large Copperhead snake clinging to it. He knew it was very venomous and that he must get help quickly. His first thought was to prevent the poison from spreading . Using his other hand and his teeth, he quickly tied his handkerchief around his arm and ran to the house. His mother, my great grandmother Mitchie, as she was called by everyone, was so well versed in the use of native plants and herbs for medicines and poultices, that she wa s often called upon to doctor sick people in their neighborhood . With her knowledge and ability, she was able to save his life. Following the close of the War came a very trying period which y our history calls Reconstruction . There was much to be done to restore the Country to peaceful existence. In the North , where most of the manufacturing was done, it was necessary to convert from manufacturing war goods to peacetime needs. But their lands and businesses had not been damaged to the extent t he South had suffered. The Sougth had few manufacturing plants before the war. The end might have been different had they been able to supply themselves with needed guns and ammunition . They had a long established trade with England, who would have been glad to supply them with their needs if the ships which carried guns and other needed war goods, had been able to get through and land their cargoes . But the North had no intention of letting "Gun runners" get through their blockade. So it became necessary for the South to obtain guns wherever they could be found. You boys will remember the faded scrap of paper which Grandmother Mary had saved, and which my cousin Homer Milbourn gave to me when I was there in 1950. It is a receipt of Grandfather's rifle, which a Captain from the Confederate Army gave him when he "borrowed" Grandfather's gun to defend the mountain passes during the Civil War . It states that the gun will be retur ned to Grandfather at the end of one year or sooner but since we still have the receipt, it is to be assumed that the gun was never returned . In the South, there was hardly a foot of ground that had not at some time, been a battle field. There had been no one to tend the fields so they had . grown to weeds. In manY cases, the sons or fathers had been killed or crippled, so there was not one left to care for the land . Some of the former slaves had chosen to remain or return to the only homes they had ever known , but there was no money to hire them . The money which the Confederate States had issued, was worthless. So, when Grandfather heard his friends talking about that great "out west" where the Government would actuallY give you a piece of land for a small cash payment and Your promise to �build a house on it and farm the land, he and many others decided to take a chance on that plan rather than to try to rebuild where they were. There was much talk of a new state called Kansas, where they hoped their stand on the slavery question would not be so unpopular. So they sold their Virginia homes and loaded their families and necessary household goods and machinery onto wagons and started "West" by wagon train. They drove as far as Nashville, Tennessee which was the nearest railroad. There they bought tickets to the "end of the line" wherever that might be . on that particular day, it happened to be El Dorado, in Butler County, Kansas. All their lives they had been use to ridges and h?llows and streams of running water. Now they must learn to live on the wide expanse of prairie, with seldom a tree in sight. It was no wonder that when Grandfather started to look for a piece of land to homestead, that he tried to find something as near like their Virginia home as possible. But he soon learned that no part of Kansas is like any part of Virginia. He did, however, find a piece of land with a running stream across it, and there he located. Along the banks of the stream were trees which would furnish the needed lumber for building. The trees were not pines as Virginia had but sturdy oaks were plentiful, and the log house which was their first home in Kansas is standing today. (Note: house no longer standing, 1995). Kansas was at that time, notoriously lawless and many of the wild west stories which entertain you today, are based on episodes of that day in such towns as Dodge City, tho' there is no doubt they have been made wilder in the telling. But there really were many people who were not law abiding citizens. But the Milbourns and their friends brought with them their quiet, industrious ways of their Quaker faith and soon were very prosperous. After a few years, Grandf~ther built another home for his large family. It was a large frame house with an abundance of "gingerbread" trimming, as was the style of the day. There he lived the remainder of his life and Grandmother Mary lived there with her two youngest sons, Uncle Dick and Uncle Lon, until her death in 1904. It was always one of my childhood delights to get to go to Grandma's and explore those unused second floor bedrooms or play in her garden, filled with oldfashioned flowers. The roots or seeds of many of them had been brought from her garden in Virginia. Although the family had successfully established a home in Ka nsas, their thoughts were often with their old home and the dear ones who had . stayed behind. Great grandfather and great grandmother Mitch1e still lived in the large brick house near Jonesville. When we were there we went to visit the old home and get some pi~tures of it. The lady who was the present owner invited us in to see the interior. The main house had four rooms on the first floor and four rooms on the second and every room had a lar~e open fireplace. Many of the bricks in the fireplaces and exterior showed the finger prints of the slave who had made them, for every brick was made by hand . That was many years before Great 9ranctfather owned the plantation. The present owner �estimated that the house must be well over two hundred years old, and had been continuously occupied. Many of the slave cabins were still standing, but at that time of the year, it was difficult to tell if the land had been well tended. Mother knew that as long as her grandfather had lived, he had cared for the land very carefully. Tho' he had given the slaves their freedom and assured them they could go if they wished, many of them pref erred to stay or return. He gave them money along with their freedom, but in a short time they found they did not know how to meet the world as Freemen, so returned to their cabins and worked for Great grandfather for wages. He also gave them ground on which to raise garden and feed for their pigs. Great grandfather had a custom of riding on horseback around the plantation, inspecting the work of the Negroes. On one such ride, his horse became unmanageable and threw him, breaking his hip. Since he was quite elderly, he suffered a great deal. Medical science was not so advanced in those days and he never fully recovered from the accident. He is buried in the family cemetery on the hillside above the house. In this same cemetery, lie buried under one headstone the bodies of twenty Union soldiers and were billeted in Great grandfather's home and who were slain in their sleep one night by a larger force of Confederate soldiers. Sometime before the Civil War, Great grandfather had served as United States Senator from the section of Virginia and during th~ war he had invited the Union Army to use the second floor of his home as a hospital. My mother said that no amount of scrubbing could remove the blood stains which had dried into the wooden floors, but we did not see the upstairs. The owner said it was used only for storage . I think this is enough introduction to my mother's side of the family. Perhaps sometime, I will tell you of some of the incidents in the lives of my parents and maybe some of the times Grandpa and I had together. With much love to my boys , Grandma Prothero Aug ust 1968 Note: Contributed by Carol L. ~ilbourn, 6929 Pine Needle Dr. , Boones Mill, VA , March 1995. This letter was sent to me by Robert Milbourn of Greenbrae, CA who gave me permission to share it with others. I have not been able to ~rove that this Milbourn family was ever Quaker . Will mentioned in the letter is William B. Milbourn 1855-1936; Uncle Joel must be George B Milbourn 18261890; the great grandfather was Andrew Milbourn.l802-1B86. Andrew Milbourn was not a United States Senator but served as a radical representative for Lee County at the Virginia Constitutional Convention 1867-1868. "Grandfather" HenrY Milbourn, who supposedly went to IN after the war was ba ck home in Lee Co., VA by the 1870 census. The house mentioned as being "200 years old" was built around 1825 . The house has been �unoccupied for some time and the cemetery was overgrown when we were there in the 1980's. In 1992 the house was owned by Evelyn Gibson Mason of Middlesboro, KY and papers had been filed with the Historical Society for elibility in the National Register [Bicentennial History of Lee County Virginia 1792-1992 pg. 125). According to a El Dorado, KS newspaper article, the Milbourn family arrived there by train on February 18, 1878 with 25 people in their group. The group had boarded a train about 45 miles from their home in Lee Co. > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> A recent letter that was received by SVGS listed 23 names, 9 birth dates with just 2 places of birth listed, 1 place name concerning where someone had built something - and no SASE but this person was wanting help. For new researchers (and those who have forgotten), please send SASE (Self-Addressed-Stamped-Envelope) when writing to this and other societies. SASE's are always appreciated by all!!! ====~=~================~~~====~==~~=~==========~=================~~========== John Brown s. H. Hamilton George M£ye - John Brown James Merry Moses Mann Junr . Joseph D. Key.~r STATE OF THE POLL IN BATH COUNTY For the Senate James L Woodsville 151 House of Delegates General Blackburn 152 H z l Williams 141 ALLEGHANY COUNTY For the Senate 81 James L. WoodyiUe House Of Delegates 88 John Halloway 77 Peter Pence 17 62 5 27 51 16 13 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------INFORMATION WANTED If EDWARD O'BRIEN, who has lately arrived in this country from Ireland a single man is yet living , his brother who is now in Botetourt County, and s t ate of Virgin ia, would wish to hear from him. Any person who can give in formation of the said E. O'BRIEN, by dropping a line on the subject to the subscriber or to Mr. James f . CALDWELL of Botetourt County in the town of Fincastle will confer ~eat favor on the subscriber . 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In 177!i, 1111 i11s11rr<:d irm look pince of"lhc i11lialiila11I!! nf 1l1r. western cn11111 ics, wl11> slylr1l tlicmsch·r.:1 '' H"gulnlors," 111111 r11111plai11ing or oppressions 1irnclisc1l in lhc 111l111inistrntinn nl' jnslirr., profi •ssed n d1:sir1: to rr·gulalr. lhr.sc mnll...-s lay 1lrslroyi11~ tl1r. lnwyr.rs. Wirt. rhi~ 1:lmril:il1l1: view, tl11:y orga11i1.<:1I th1:111s1·lvr~ inro n \,oily nf t!illO mr n, 11111 C:11vr·r1111r Tryon 11111rch1:tl ng11in~11l11 :111 wilh II forrc or nhout 1000 militia, 111111 lol11lly 1lcfou11;1l rlwm ; 1hr1:1: h11111lrc1I \W~rc killed, nnil the rr.st sm:cl fi1r 1111:rcy. 80011 nnr.r rl1i:1 1 ~: ri<HI 1111: r.011lr.st wi1lt tlin morhrr country t·o111111cnci:1I, n111I nltl11111~l 1 tliis e11l1111y laail 11110i:rc:1l p1:rl1:1p!! lr.ss thnn nn!' other from British 111isgov1:n1111enl, the mujorily of the i11hul1ila11ts joinrcl lwartil.v with tlu:ir brcthrrn or tin: otln~ r cnl1111i1:s, in oppnsirion lo tl1c sclwmc:s f'f lhc 111inislry, ntltl 110t:rw:1r1ls in thr. 1b:lamtion or i111lrp<'111lr11cc. J>urin:.: rl11! war pf 1111' n..:volution, North Cnrnli11a wn!! for n r.nnsiclernlilc limo 1111: 1l1r:irrr. uf h11i;. tililit!s, in whid1 11111d1 liloo1I \\' llS spill, 01111 wl1!'rc so111c of tl1c 11111.'< I l1ril . li1111l nd1ic:vr11wnlll of rho r.nnh:st Wt! rc pcrfornu:d. The 11111111: of l\loor'll Creek lori1lg1:, l\i11£!! l\ln1111tni11, 01111 Cuilfonl Co11rl-llo11s<', will rr11111i11 in hislory i111pcrishnlilc 1111:111nrinlll of thr. brn\'cry 111111 pnlriolism nf ir~ i11l111lo. il:ints. Since Ilic tl<'ncc of I 71:!!1, lier progrc11s lms her.n 110 tn111q11il Oll lo afliirtl lout fow matcrinls fnr rc11mrk. North Cnrolino is l1m1111li·1I on 1111· north hy Virginin, c11sl hy rhc Atlantic Ocr.nn, !it111lh hy 81111th Cn rolina, 01HI W<'Sl t.y Tc11111:ssr.c. I .r:ngrh :Iii~ milcll, 01111 hrc111hh l ~ l miks; nrra, it:J,8110 iu11mrc miles, or 28,0:l'.!,01111. ncr~s . The r.r11111fry, fi1r ~n o n! 111:111 GO miles from rltr. coasl, is n low pl11111, w1lh 1rni11y swnmp!! 111111 111lt:rs from 1110 sea. Thn grt:ulcr purli1111 or ll1is !'~)llrir_I., cxc:r.pl 1110111{ tlu: wnlcr. course!!, is 11 \ 'll S l liirt:sl of cvcr~r~ll!I. 1 Im ncl1 1111111:1 lll':tr lhc s1rn111p)I n111I rivers nrn i11snl11lori1111s. I laving 11assc1l lhi!! 1111111olo11011s rq~ io11 1 we cmc q~c lo Ilic l'lcasanl 111111 mi1l_la111l 11arlll or the Sl a h~ •. nl rhc l111sr: of thr. All1:,,f1n11ir.s, from whose s111111111ls the eye lrn\·rrscs 1111 1111nw11sr. r.)(l!·nl of l .r.m~i f11l counlry lo thr. wr.~r, 111111 vision ill ln1;l in llm 11~rcc11hlt: succl'~si on of liill, clnlr., forc :sl, niul v11llcy, with nn d:isl ic n111l ~11l11hrio11s nh11osphcrc. Tiu~ soil of Norlh Carol inn rnscmlilr.s thnt of Virginin: in the lr.vd l'nrls it i!I gr.ncrnlly poor, in rim hilly co1111lry morn for1il1:, 11111I Ilic prc11l11r.lio11s nro 11md1 rho sa111c ns in rim morn northern 8t11lrs. Whr;1t, rye, liarlr.y, oalii, 111111 1111:<, nrc c11llivnlc1l; ln1li1111 corn is nh11n1la11t throughout tho wl1nll' Slnte, 111111 collo11 ill raiS1!1l in eonsiJcrnhlc cpmntilics; lnh:u:co, rirc•, 1111il sweet polntoc!l 111hri11111l, nn1l lhc soil niul di11rnlr.11rc favor11lil1! lo 1l1r: grl)1r ll1 of the grnpo 111111 11111lhc rry. From ll1cir pines, lite people cxlrnd lnr, t•itc h, n111l t11q11!11linc. Tlic cxpo1l:1 consist of cof1011, lolmcr.o, lurnhcr in vnsl 011n111itics lnr . I1, l11rpc11l111r., . lv.C. •. '-~c. •. 'J'Iicy n11101111lc<l in I fl!H, . pile lo $:1.J.. I, I ·111. IThi~• rlO<'-<J not, liowc\'Cr, prcsc11l n foir r.slimnln of cxpnrls, c11111p11rr:d wilh tl111I of Ilic .oilier S tnh:s, us n l1~rgn porli1Jn b Rliip11<·1l frnin Cliarlcston. Tlw golc.l 111111r..:1 of North Carol111a have l11h:ly excilc1l much i11rer1:sl, nn1l wilh those ll11l nllu:r s1111ll11!rll Stales, nrc hccmninrr Oil ol1jccl of 11ntio1111I ' 'J'IIC: 1111111Iicr () f pe rsons <!11 gn~1 :1I in 0111i11incr opc . 11nport11nc11. rntions in rhr. wholo of tho golil 1fo11rict, is f!)llimnlc1l nl 11pwnnhi of 21t,IHIO i thu Wri:kly ~ ~- ) (') 0 ::1 rt I-'· :::1 c 'Q (t) ' 0. ~ ~ ~ ~ \ Hi 11 0 3 < ...... \() ~ ~ ~ ~ Rt ~ ' ~ ~ ~ N 'O 3:: °' 0 1-3 H n :::0 trj r' r' - tl ,, ,, ~ n ~ ' Cf) trj ~ ~ ~ Q ~ 'Tj trj trj z trj 1-3 0 3:: > "' ~ or "" ~ �~ I ~ I _. .. -- - - . ·it prmlucl of nll Ilic mines is suppoml lo he $100,000, or nl1011l fi millions of iloll11rs n11 m111lly ; hut n !ltnnll prc1p11rlion of lltis, h11wc1·cr, is sc11l to tltC: f/uif1·1I :)l:ilc11' 111int, or rcm:1i119 in Ilic 1·1111 nlry: 1111! i; rcntrr pnrl is cx p n1h·1I lo f•:uropc, pn rlic11l11rly lo l'nri!l. 111 tl1is !-;1111<:, Ilic :.;C1l1l 111i1ll's rirc ('ri...-i p:illy in tit~ l'OU11tics. of llurkc, H111hcrliinl, ~k~ld r·_nl111r:.;1 How1111, 1>:"·i1ls11n, :11111 Cnhnrr:is; 111 nlmost :wy p:irt of 1l11s tl1slncl, w1lil 11111y Ii<: ln11111I iii gn·atrr or lrc;s 11b11111l:111cc ~niscc l 1~·i1h the ~oi l. It rxist~ in gmi11s <•r l\lnssri: fn1m 11 \111C1sl i111pcrcq1tihle parl1dcs, lo p1~rs of 11111: (If lw<• p11111 11 1s wc·i~lil; onr. of 1111! \ar~r.~t l11111ps ever fo11111l, was 1h1g 11p in Caltarra~ county- 'it wn!I worth IK:twccn 7 11111180\ltl1\ollars. l.11111p.' I fr11111 lhc 1·nl11I' of t or 200 to 1000 1lo\111rs, nrc 1101 \t11co111111011. 'l'lirrc 11 rn i111rnme rnltlc 1lig~ing~ over the whole cu11ntry, 11111\ n h~1sl ~f otlve11h1rrr~, ~1:ti111111isl1!11i: nil 01l1cr r.111plC1yt11cnts, nrc 1ligi;i11g lhll l11l1 -s11lr.~ for go.hi. J 111? c•p1'11111i: ".r Ilic 111i11C'!l i111lu!Jilnlily pro,·es tli:il thr.y were known 111 1.1n~I 11gr.s i Clll· c1hll's n111I otlicr mini11:; i11strnmcnls hnvc been rcpralrclly 1'1s1:ovcrl'1l 11111l1·r c:ircmnsta11ccs lo pl"C'cludc the possiliili1y of their kll'ill:! lir!('ll lcrt tlir.rc l1y dcsccnclnnts of lhc European races. 'J'liis n'•'ion is lldicvr.11 lo lie 11111rr nb11ntl~11l in golcl lh:rn 1111y oll1r.r on tltr. glolic. The i11linl1iln11!!! of tlci~ Stntr., 1~1 r.,cncr:~I, linve n 111:ukc<l ch:irnclr.r f.1r sohridy 111111 111orality, 1111•1 n st11ril1111~ss of 1111lrpcnclc11cc; lliey nrn ernlcnrnrini; to n•1111:1ly pnsl t!t'i;lrrt of co111111011 schools, by fostering private scmin:irics 111111 !:i111ulay-sclwols. ror111,ATtON OF COllNTll·:.<;. l'nrulnllnol ( :nuutirt. J\n ~ on, . . .. · .. ,\~hr, ...•• · • • llcn 11forl, . •.•• llcrtir, •...• , . llbol cn, . .. ••.. llr11nsw ick, •.• IJunc-omlJc, .•.. llnrkc, .... ... Cnl1ar ru, . . •• • Cn1111lc n,. ..••• C.irtr.rcl, .••••. C.:,.wcll, .. ... . C:hnlha m, • • , .• t :f1<1W311,. ·•.,, C'olu111l111•, .••• (':ra\·ru, ...... . l ( :,,,.,1.,.rl.11111, •. ~ (:rn111 ill1', ••.•. ' 'JI' 1rr ~" ' I· ....~i : !!f.l 11 ·1·J - 'I· I ·•" 1 h· . .,..~"\.'i." T t Coirrilut·k, .•. . l>nviol ~on,. .... l>11pli11,. ..• ... F.1l1:rrn111l1c, . • Fra11ldin, . • , .. (;nfrfl, ... •. . .. c:rrrnc,. 0 0 I O I• c:11ilfi1rcl...... . I lalifo., , . .. , .. ll:iywnn<I,. •••. ll1·1lli1r1I, ••••• ll y•I•\ _.• ..•• . lrc1lcll, .... . •. J ol111, l1111, .. , •• : J(UIC!', • •• • • • • • Coun1r 1'o""'· Cnuutir11. rnpul:l tinu Cuo nt y T"""'· l ·l,ll!l.'i Wn11Cil~ro11gl1 . r~·nnir, .. . •••. ~j l<i11c< l11n. 22,·I.~~. I .i11cnl11 l11n. fo,!lR7 .I ~ffi·r1nn. I I .i11cnl11 1 • • • • • • lllncnn, .. , • • ,. !i,:1:1:1 Fr n11klin, IO,!lti!l Wul1i11i:ton. M nrli11,....... R,.'i:l'.I \Villin111srn11. 12,21i2 \\'inohor. 211,117:1 Cl1nrlollc. 7 81 l Eli7.nl1Clhtnwn. Mccklcnlo11rl:', . i\fti11tgri111cry,. . Jll,'11!1 l.owrl'11cc•illc:. r.:.'i I Ii S111ith<illc. Morir C',. .. .... 7,7·Vi C:nrl loorc. 111.281 A•lrc»iflc. Nnolo, . • . • • • • . 8.-1'10 Na,.111 illr. 17,AflB ~lnrgnnlnn. New lln11111·c r, . I 0,11.'.!l \V ilnoillj!lnn. 8,810 Co11cor1I. 1:1,.l'l l .lack~n11. !i.7JJ 1onc~lmro11i;l1. Nu rllofttllpl•m, • ()11,lriw, • . . • . • 7,RH 01"lnw, C:. IL li,.'i!l7 1l.-"11fort. Orani:r, • • . . • . 2J.~10fl 11ill,l1nrn11.r:l1. 15,lR.'i \'nucy. l'nup111tnnk,.. . fl,1111 Eli1 al.,-1lr (.:itr. l.~.~O.'i l'ilhl.nrongli. l'cr•J11i111nn~. • . 7,ll !l llrrtlirrJ. G,li!l7 l·:ilcn lnn. l'cr,.on, . .• ,, ,. 111,lt';!7 lln_,hnrn11i:lo. 4. 1-1 I \\' l1ilruillo. l'itt., . .•. . . •.• 12,tl!l:l 1:m·n•illr.. I J, iJ I Ncwlorrn. II .,,,fol1•l1,. • • • . I 2.-lnr. i\ ,1,1onrro11rf•. . l ·l,A:l I F.,yr11r... illr. !l,:1% lt ncki11rl1a111. 7.11.'i.'i r.11rrit111:~. C.11. llirl11n11111l, . .. . !l, l:r1 I .11111licrlri11. I J,:JR'.J l.e1i ni: ln11. I lluloc~nn, - • • . . . Hncldni:ha111,.. 12,! IJ~, W1:11twortl1. l I,2!.11 l\cnn11~rillc. lln"'""·· .. . ... 20,7Afo ~nli•l11rry. 14,!l:rs Torhnro11glt. ll uth cr li•r1I, • • . I 7,.'i.'i 7 II 11ll1crfirr1ll1111. ltl,lill.'i l.011i~l1urJ!. ~ntnp!On, . . .. . 11,11:1·1 C:li111t111. 7,Alili G~tr•, C. If. Stn~cl,,...... fli,1% Solr111. l!l,'.1.'i5 0.1fnr1I. Surry,. • .•• ,.. f.l ,.'ifl.I lt111:kl;,,,1. r..~ I J ~now llill. .f,i:'J2 C11lu111hi.1, Ill,i 37 (: rcrn!horo11gl1.I Tyrrcl,...... . 211,:r:1p 17A1.1-:u:11. 17,7:1'.J llnlifo r . ' \V3ko, • • . . • • • "'•rrcn,. ... .. I l ,fll7 \\1 nrrt·11ln11, 4,.'i7fl WnynceTillc. Wulri11glon, , . •f,.'i.'i2 l'ly111011llr. fl,.'i:J7 Winlnn. W11ync, • • • • • • lfl,:lJI Wn yno ·,100111'. G, 181 II y1lr., C. If. H,!118 Srn1.. ~v illr.. Wilke•,.. . .... 11,!llitl Wilknl~•ro'. 10,9:18 S111ill1ficl1I, .'i,li08 Trculnn. 1'otol, .. , . I ?:JA,170 0 2r~~ NOltTll CA 1101.IN A. t:ENEllAf, \'IEW OF 211 1 l'Ol'Ul.ATION AT Vffn:llEN 'r rt:IUOllS. Jn 1701, s,ooo; in 1749, ~s.ooo ; in 176J, 95,000. '"car:ur. In t7!l0, .•.. · • •.•. :l'.1:1,!l .~ I IOOO, •.••.••... 178,IO:J Fro111 17!10 to 1600, . ....... a•.152 1810,. •. •••...• .'i5\.'i011 1800 to 1810, ...... .. 77,3!17 1620,. . •• .. . ... 11:111,1.l'l!I 1810 lo lfr.10, . ....... 8J,J2'.l 10:10, • • ••.• • • •• rni,1111 1820 111 ISJo, .. .• , •. . !l!l,Gll ········ ........ ·············· "· '""~· I00,571 ll•c·aun. IJ:J,2% Jl275 lliR,8'2 1 20.'i,1117 2 f.'i,liO I J.~ /128 ~11.1!!3 ~,.SA• nr lh~ ohnvt 1••r11ln1inn n( IA:'ll, th"-. ....., , Whilt M.1.... 'n.1.~ll: ....11 .. rri•••lrt, '!WI.Pm ; Jro( •11tl """'h. Y:Wl : hli111I, '11.1; •lir11•, !JllC! : lnl•I ,..hll... 4;'J,l4~. rtoo ("'"'"'' ~hlu, t,3\11 ; t't111Dlet, 0,llt!'l : lulol, IU,HJ. 6lun-Moh·1, ltl,31J; t'tmolfl, t!ll,'MI : 10111, 'lU,1.01. INTERNAi. l i\lrROVEMENTS. CANAl.8. Di~ntnl Sionmp Cnncil. (Sr.o l'irgi11ia.) '/'he Norf/1.rr•r.tl Cnrrnl co1111ccl11 North.west river (1vliid1 rmptic~ into Currituck so11111I) with tlic l>ismnl Swamp Cnnnl. Lcnglh, 0 miles ; witllh, :H fot:l; 1lrplh of wnlcr, " fed. lt't:ltlorr C1111nl; r.onstrnr.lr.rl hy llto llonooko Nnvi~nlion Compnny, c~lr.mls nrn11111l thc f:rll!l of Ilic Hoanokr., ncn r Wcltlon, in ll nlifn~ county. fly thi~ 0111:11 n r.o111rn1111icntio11 i11 c:-1tnlilislieJ wilh the vnlley9 of tl1r. ri,·rrii I>nn nnJ S1n1111lon. Lcn!;lh, I 2 miles, in which tli.~tanc.c tho river fnlls 10() feet. Ch11lifnnt nriil llnrlmn Cn1rnl open~ " comm11oicntinn for smnll cmn, hclwccn Ncwlicrn 0111.l llcnufort. Tho uemgc Jcplh of waler is fou r feel. Oilier r...1nnl compnnic!I, Vi7.. llir. Cripe Ftar, tho Yadkin, the 7'nr Rirrcr, rho Nrin ]li ocr, n11rl the Catawba, hnvo <lono much lo improve tho inland 11nvig11tio11 of the Stntc. nAIL· llOAl>S. Faycllrvillc R11il.rootl.-A compnny wM inenrpomtccl in IA:Jt, for Ilic purpose of c:o11slrucli11g n mil.rou<l from Fnyellcvillc to C1po Fcnr ri1·cr. Cnl'ilnl, ~20,000. CnJlf. Fmr nrid 1'111lki11 Jl<ril.road.-Compnny inr.nrpornlc<l in IA:l2 . Cnpilnl, $2,0011,000, lo llll 1liviclr.1I into 11linrC3 nf t I 00 r.nr.h. Thi!I mil. ron1I i11 lo co11111te·11r.c nl Wilmington, nml extend lo tlte Yn1lki11 rivrr, hy thr wny of F:iycllcvillc; tltr.nr.c hy thr. wny of 8nlislJ11ry lo Bcntt y'11 ForJ, or lo i:1w.li other pcri11l of j11nclio11 on 1111: Cnlowlm ri\'C~ r, n!l mny 111? fo11111I prnr.1ic;il1le. Ilislunc:c from 2:JO to 2!;0 milc!l. Thr. work 11111sl lir. c11111. mr.11r.r.il wirl1in tlir011 yr.:ir9, nnrl r.ompldrcl within 1hirh'<:11, 1111rl1•r prnnlty of forfritnrr. of the ch:irh!r. Tlic ~lnlc h:u re!lr.rvr.rl lo ilsdf Ilic riJ!l1t of i:o11m•cli11g \\'ilh lhis, ollu:r ruil -ro:i<l~ , lca<ling lo ony olltcr 1u1rt or parts of tl11! St111t~. Ce11trrrl llnil.roml.-Comprrny i11corpnrntNl in 1A:J2. C11pi1nl, lwo million!! of il11llnrs. This mil.rn:ul, like th:il nhovc 1lc:~ril~J, i~ intcn<lr.d lo co1111ccl the wcslc:rrt part of Ilic Stnto with tl1c scn-honrtl. 1'hr. l'rfcr3fJ11rg llniT.r<Jml i11 lo r.xtr.ml inlo rt.is f\1ntr. lo Wcl1lon. Tht Port.wiouth nircl Jl n1111nla: Jl11il.rcx1cl i~ to co1111cct Norfolk, Virginin, oncl Wr.hlon. (Sec l'irgi11iu .) x �-·; Gf.NERi\f, Ym\V 01-' 2(,fi l'OIJTll CAllOl,INA. S 0 UT II CA Jt 0 LI N A. PRINCIPAL STAG D ROUT DB. lluntnillr, •••••. 1 I. Frum ll'nrrt11. /011 lo C~aalll, lla11111tor11·illo, • •. >tlt" I Mlltt. l\'ilkriboro', • •••• To f,n11i1/111rg,. • . 27 .lrJTrr1n11, .•. • ••. lltl/,fW:JI, . .•. JO 57 ISltown'• X lto:icl~. !)J A•crn~l,.1ro', . . • . :Hi 1''nytlttoillr,... . . 25 118 ll"11cl:ill,villc,.... 25, HJ 6. Frmrt Snltrn '" l.nurd Hill,.... . 1-1 l:i7 C:rct11oillr,S, C. Jlril{ltl~villc,. . . • . a:i! 170 Jl11nlwvillr.,.. .... Cltcrnw,... . .... H 181 Stt1lr1nilft, • • • • • • s. c. !1011'.15 11. Frnrn /folri~/, 1R l:i'.I /11 /\'u~brrn. 1 2.1 177 To Smi1!tjit/1l,. . . 27 28 205 ll'nynul>nrn',. .. • 21 21 : 2:n Spru1i:l1ill, .• .•.. 18, l\i1t;!tl1111,.... .. ti Co,'• hri1lgr.,. . .. 12 51 fi:I llfl !l'l iYcwlirrn, • • • • • • . 28 l!.!U 20 :i:r 5:Jll12. From 1itr110T0' tn ll't1olrun. li1 )I ~for1:t111l11n,.. .. .. 3!1, lllli To ~I""'"· . . . . . . !J llri1111!clmvn, • • • • I :l ll!l (:rrt1111illt,... . . . 17 ll11tlitrforJton,,. . 1A, 1:11 ll'•uhi11glo11, • • • . 21 CTowannilfc, S. C. J7 171 /\'c10/,un, ••• • , • . :t.~ llo~t·av iflu,..... . 2. f'r11111 ll'nrrtn-1 1n11 111 /l/.rrio11,! (;.If. I To /.ou i1lt11rg,. . . 27 /l ,t/,1"(: II, .. ; . JO A ~crn~horo', • . • • :Iii l·"a~;rfftnillt, ..• ,. 2[1 f.11111f•• rl on, . • • • • J:l J.rr~~•·illc, . . . . • • . I 0 ilforinn, C. II. • . J:J :l. From Jlfiltnn to l'nrhiflt, S. C. . Tu l'1111r.y, • •••• • , l.cno.t C:n.tlc, • • • r:rr,11•l1nro', •.••• Salem, ..•••.••. /,, ri ngtnn, • ..••• S11/isl111ry, •.. , ••. (:1ti11:i. C~rovc, •.•. 21i 50 ti~ r:runoillt, S. C. . 22 I !Hi 57 I :J. !J:l I If; 7. f'ro111 Clifrnto In, 151 Sho1011'1 >-: ll0t1rl1,I I !Iii,<;:. c. l!H Sntc•l•l..oro', N. C. lllorvcn, .•.•••• l\'nrlt1/"'ro', ••.•. s,,/j,/mrq, •.••••. Stntr,rillf,,.,.,. ll'ifl·t1/J(lr·o', • • • . • 2!1 Jrjftrton, • . . • . • . 54 Sl1ow11 '1 x llo~11,, 111 !i f'rnm M11r. f• u1l1orri' to IJnn. vi/Ir, l 'n , To Jncl·11111,. •• ,. 21 lf•1lift1r,....... . 12 lS l.illfcton, . . • . . . . 2:1 2'.I l\'nrr,,,lnn, • • . . • Willi~111~l>c1ro', . . 21'.1 110 Orfnnl,......... 8 5'1 R2 :n 51i I ·I 711 IA 8~ 10 !18 :111 1111 lloz/,,,ro', • • • • • . • 2~•' 12J !?fl lli:i Willin11u,·illr., • • . 11: rn 2 7 J!l~. 1 I .f'r•l1111g,....... Ii H·~ lllilton, .... , •... 111 m In 21! )01 B. f'ror11 Fnyfl/t. IJ.1m·illr, . • . . • • . JO I G'l 18 121 Tlille to /,i11coln. 10 IJI J.I. rrmn f:lmr. Ion. I /ul/t tu ( 'urr11/rn. Coucnr,t, .•.•••• , J:1 J.l·I Grah~111·~ nri1lgc, .f:l (;/.,,rlnllt, .... •,. 18 I Ii'.! llnrloin/!Ar1111, • • • • I !I li211"dlc Air.~.C... \"orkt il!r, S. C.... 35 l ll"a1frJlioru',.. . • . 21 ~~ '-:'""'~'''• <;. II. . I A -10 ~(j J:J. I ti' 2:; og, n f.onc•ltnro', • • • • . <;11,,,1,,,,,,. . . . • . . '1. ,..,.,,,, llt1l•i1:h '" 1hl1t11illr.. To /'i1t6l111rn', , •• , :J.1 :t~11 72 .l/irn111l.1, ...... . 10 !•bi i.t.i ' '·'"'"'"''· . . • • • . . S,,/;,,1,,,, '1· ... •••. -iii 11 R :11111111( i\111ttrt11!,.. llo::it1i1!'11 Forti, ..• f,"inrnfufon • . ••••• \\'\\,onvl\tc, •.••• lfothrrfnrrllon, . •• .'II 11rrn y~•·illc, ..•• .·hl1crillt, . • · • • •. Ii 6' I :;:I l G IG!I 12 :If.I flM,/f , T o Cltnpd llill,. •\ 28 l111ld/>C1r11',, . , ... • l J l\l u on lbll, . . • • . !l Grtc111lmru', . .. , . 35 Salt:m, . •.. . .. • . 3U, J:J'.t 122 Iii 1;,,,,,,,,,,,....... . !N H~I ltnck,...... lf11nfr.rnillc,.... 12 1.1.'i /,irrcolrirm1,. • . • • . 20 J 1;5(1 J:i. Fr·nm J-;,')t/lr . ri//c lo ll"ilmi111!· lt1n. ~- 'f'rnm .\',1li1l1u1 'J T'?. l·:Tf tnlirtl1t111or1 ,, '.I~ lo .lsl.r11illr. I• 1/111111gtnn, • , • • •L, Tn St11lr1rillr, • , • !!~ 21 r.2 llultcsvill1', ... , :l'.l !"1111' Ii. Frmn Clinr. "'"'$!""'"''• .... . 21 It !i lo/It rn lt'iflf~/111 111'. l'lr.n"nttl (~~nlr·o,. Aohu•illr,, .. • •• . '.Iii 151 Tn Alt:u111lri:11'", t:r t:I 18'.:! 11 22:) 41 21;.t 15 219, 10. .'i. Front JlnltteA tn Slir1u:n'o Crou ,I .• i\1011111 lllourno,.. 1:1 Fr11111 Ntrrb~rn In Smith . oilll', ri11 Stntr~ 11illr, . . . . , !!II ll-"ilkc1l>C1ro',... • • :1:1 t;O 00 !!fi -iii n l\'il. min~lrin. To Trcnlliritlge, . I :1 17. F rom Rnlcigli 267 I tn Orfnr,/, Sw111,l111ro',. . . • • 2.'i ::JBllTo w~ko Fore"'· H 41 Onalo1n, C. If. • . . 2.'i fi:J f.rmny '• ~ llon1b I J 50 lrilminglon, . • • . 5!i Iii:) Wilton, . . . . . . . . (i 85 Orlon, . .. . . . . . . 21 1n l'nllon•v illc,. .... [, I I:i Smitlirillt, • . . . • . 8 f.t7 Or/11nl, • . •.. . .• !I 27 J :J 31:1 "7 Ncnrly two ccnl11rics clnp~ from lhe clisCO\'(~ry of lhc con11t or Cnrolinn, licfOrc Oil)' prr111nnrnt sclllcmcnl wos cllC:cll'il. Tim grrm nr tlll' pop11ln1io11 of South Cnrnlinn, wns Jirsl pln11lc1l nl or 11cnr Porl Hoynl, in 11i711, hy n li:w cn1igrnnls from E11gl:11ul, undr.r tlir. 1lirr.clio11 <tf Wm. Sayle, tire lir);t i;c>vcrnor of lhc province. J>issnlislircl wilh 1110 f;ilnalion, lhr.y TClll'l\'r.tl in l li1 l lo the wcslcm hnnk or the Ashll~Y ri\·rr, nml tlw11• lnicl Ilic foumlnlion or Clmrlcslc)ll. The :1ilc Wll!I i11j111licin11sly d1w;1:11, fi1r ii co11l1l 1111l be 11pproncl11:1I liy ln q;c vcsscls, 111111 it wo11 in co11sr1111••11r1: 11li;1111lo11c:1l. A i;r-co111l n:111ov11l took plnco to Oyster l'oinl, n spot nt tlu· c:onll11r.111:e of lhe Ashley nm) Cooper rivers, whcro lhc fou111l:itio11 111' Ch:i rlc•slnn wns lni1I. Jn HHi2, Cla:arlc:s II . ~rnnkcl the whole or whnt is now hoth C:nmlinn" lo Lori I Clnrn111lo11 lllHI oll u:rn, wl1id1, wit It J,oc;kr.'s i111prrli·d plnn or ~0\Tlll · 111c11l, rct:mkcl Ilic sr:lllc111f'lll of tlro r.011111ry 11n1il 17:,rn, wl1r.n lhr. lwo Carolinas wr.m cldiuitdy sc·paralrcl. Amill politi1:11I r.11111c'sf~, 11 "'""' i:alu. lnry 111lclilil)t1 lo lire prndrrrls or Ilic i;oil Wll!I m;ulc: hy llm i11trn1hrdi1111 or ric:c, in I fi!l!'1. lnrli!-('' 111111 f.'1)11011 were s11hsrq111·11tly i11lr01l11rr.1I, n111I laicl 1111: li11111claliu11 of 1111: \\'1•11 hla mul i111lq~ntlr. 11rn of 8011tla Cnrolina. Tlru11~h lll'T fr1111 licr fi:lt lite rrr.11111·111111111 );C\'Cl'C \l'011t11l11 i110ir.h:1I hy Sa\·:i~r. wnrli1rc, her 111lv1111cr.111r11l in pop11l111ion nn1l 1•rospcrity \\'n!I slcncly until lhn wnr of tl1c rr:\'lrl11fion. In ll111t co11fcsl South Cnroli1m Wn!I nn ilh111lrin11s nrfnr mul i:ullerr.r: on lirr soil, sc\'rrnl ~r.11c rnl nclions of i;rr·nt imporlnm·c lo thr. pnhlic: r:111sn were r.,n~hl, n111I much i111livi1l11nl hmvcry n111I palriotis111 wns c:x1 1i1tir1:1l. Tim 1111111•: or tl1r. Cowpcn!', nnJ Eutnw Spring!!, 111:iy viu wilh nny in Ilic rcvol111iu11nry ;.onlcsl, for the i;kill n111l .co11rni;c of 1111: lr<_>"l'll• while the 11:i111r.s of M:arrrin, Sumll•r, nml ],re, \\' tll occupy n prnmmr.nl ploce in 1he laisll)ry of tl1r.ir country. Tl11} 1lii:ti11w1illhi11g ,·ir111r!'I or 1h1· Cnrolini:111s nrc h11spir11lity lo slrnngcrs, rii11l d1nrily lo Ilic indig"nt 111111 11isl rr.ssccl. Tl1r. pln11fer11, whr1 in ~1·11crnl la:ivc l:irgr. i11cn111rs, li,·r. in n ln:<urions 111111 splc111li1l slylr:, 1li:v11li11g 11111d1 of lhdr time lo Ilic p11rs11il nf' plcnsrirc, 01111 poc;sri:sin~ much of rlmt pritlc nncl cli~nily of spirit, which d1:1111c1rrizc 1111 i111lrp<·111l1~11l co1111lry t.t1·11tlr.ma11. This S1nt1: i~ lw111111lc·1l on 1hc north nml 11orlh-r.:1~l l1y Nori le Cnrolinn, i:o11lh-t11sl liy ll1r. A ll:infie 00 ~:111, n111l so111h.\rr,sl lty l;eor~in , from wl1i1:l1 it i11 ~c·pnrnlr•cl lty the: ~n. vnnnnh ri,·r.r; ii is in length I ~fl miles, hy Hill in ltrcn1lll1, liar. nrt'n lll'ing :ih1111I :Jll,1100 R•pmrn mil1:11, or IO,'.l!i I .~110 ncrcs. 'l'hr. pri1wipnl riv••r:oc rm: ll1r. W nrr.111in w, l'c1l1"11, Jllnr.k river, finulc~, CMprr1 Asltl1·y, S1u110, E1 li~1n, Ash:ipoc,, Cornltahrc, Cornmw, Jlroncl, nrnl S11vn1111:ih. '1'1111 sca-1:11asl is IH•nh:ml with n rinr. cl111i11 of isl:i111ls, llf'tll'N'll wlai.-h :11ul llm shnrr, th1•rr. i!i n ''cry cc111vr.11ir.nl 11nvi!.:alio11. Thi: 111ni11 l:11ul is hy nnl11rc: 1li\'i1bl inlo the l111vrr nncl upper ~01111fry. The low r111111try r..'C lcruls HO or I 011 milns from the c.onsl, n111l i~ col'nt••I with (':-Clr11siv1• fi1rcsl!! of pitd1.pi11c, cnll1:1l· pine hn rrr.us, inh: rsp•·r~1·1l wilh S\1·n111p11 nrul n1:arshcs of n .rirl1. soil : lir.yo111l thi!I ill tl1r: sa111l-l1ill rq~ion, 00 111ilr.!1 in wulrh, lln: ~lcnlc lulls or w"ich l111vr. llC'C ll cnmpnrc:cl to Ilic: nrrc'!:lr.11 Wll\'~11 of tlm sa:a 111 11 Rlonn. To flii~ tlisfanc:r. the liro: 111 r..,11·111 of 1:m111lry 1~ clc110111i11nl1'<I 11111 lower collnlry; hcyoml it we npproncl1 tltr. ri1l~n or "l'l"'.r co1111lry, ll1r. A1ln11lic nqccul of wltidi is prN:ipitous. Frnm lhc ~ 1111111111 slrcl•:lws 11 linr. licit of tnl1lc-lntul, forlilc nn1I wdl cuhivnlcll, wnlc:11'tl hy 'Q ~. �r ~ 2GB GENEllAI. vrnw -, OF rivr. r!f, nnd irrignte<l by snmllcr strr.n111s, r:tt,:111ling from the Snvnnnnh lo Hro:1 rf ri\·cr. Tho co1111try bcyo111I the riilgr, n·sc111hlcs In il:i 1>cr.11r.ry tl1r. most inlr.resting of lhc norlhcm St nlr~. The tmve lh~r is ~rn1ifi1·1l hy tl1r. pll"n~., 111 nlrernnlion of hill nwl clnlt!, Ilic livr.ly \'1:rd11rn of tlir. hills is con. tr:isfc<l with the 1lr.cpcr finis of lhc exfl:11sivc fon:sls wl1ir.h tl1:r.or:ift! lhr.ir iii.Jes, n11cl in the volleys l1ron1I rivers roll lhcir sln•nms 11tro11~h lhr. vnrir.11 l~:111tic-s of l11 x11rinnt nntl c11l1i vnbl fi chh. T i u~ nscl'nl h 1~11cc In tlm mnun. tnins i:c1 grntlunl nml i111pcrr.rplil1lr:. A m1111lir.r , ,f 11101111111i11s of slri~inl! fon11s , licro swell wilh tlu·ir pcnlts lo n \'cry ro11siclNal.lc r:lc,·nlin11. 'J'nl1l1: l\to1111t11i11 is lho mosl co11spic11011s; it:i s11111rnil is s11pposccl to lie 1000 li:cl nliovc Ilic lc\'cl of Ilic sc;i. Thr pl;inlcrs 1livi1lc their s11il into sr.,·r.rnl rl nssrs, wilh tl islinrl i,·e 11nmr:1; ns tl11: li1lr. swnmp, which yichhi n sr.;i.isl11111I cnlt1111, of nrndy 1lo11l1lc thi: v11l 11r. or Ilic 11pln1ul kimls; i11l11111I swnmp, river swn111p, 0 1111 01111 l1iclwry lnrnl, 01111 pine harrcn. Tho 011k 01111 hickory ln111I is li1vnr:ililr. 111 i111li~n 111H\ collo11. T ho pine linrrcn, tl 11111~ h t he~ lc•nst li:r1ilc or nil, ill m·r.rl11111;: \1y on nhnosphcro so m11cl1 more snh1hrim1-i, tlinl 11111r.11 or it ill c11lli\'t1lr.1l ; nm\ n s110icir.nt porlion for 1111! pln11lcr I'> creel hill hnliilntion 11po11, is 1\r.r.m.::1\ nn important nppcmJngc lo r.,·rry i;wn111p plr111lnlion. 80 v11rin11' i.<1 thr. dimntr., llint the plnnts of Cn11nil11 11 iay lir. li111111l 011 illl 111m 1 11 lo i11~, 01ul n11 its southern 1lcdi\'itirs lhc lurnlr.r trnpir:il fruit s. Tiu ~ st:1ple conunotlitics or 1hill S tale Oil! 1:oltr111 nnil rirr, of wl1ir.h grrnl 'lllnnl ilics nrc n111111olly r.xporh.'cl. Thcso nrti.-11,s l1:i\'I! so cngroswd the nttcntinn of the plnnlers, th.-.t the r11lt11ro of wlwa l, l.arlry, onlll, nrnl nlhr.r nops rrprnlly 11sefi1l, hut less profitafil,., lin,·c l ~rn :ilmost wholly 11rglr.rlr1I. So litth~ wlwnt is rnise1I 1hro11gl1011I the !"tall", rlinr r.011si1lrrnl1lr. q11nnti1ir' arr. n1111unlly imporlc1l. Collon Willi 11nl raisr:tl lo 1111y r.nn si1l1~rnhlc n11101111t till n~ lute ns 1705. Ikfiirc lhnl pr:rio1l, in1ligo wns, 111:xl lo rir.r, Ilic 1110~1 impnrtn nt n rticle ·of prrnluce ; ltnl it iA now nrglrr:f««L 'J'ol1acco rhri\n wl"ll. The c:cpnrlll in J 831 n111mu1lr.1l lo ~ G/"7 f1 ,20 I , nn1I tl1r. i111pnrl3 In S1,2:J8, 10!l. The fruilll which nourish lir.st nrc t>l"11 rn, pu111rg rn u11tr~ ,n1 11I water.mrlons; the J;itler, in p11rlic11lnr, f?.r'lW In on r11ormow1 si1.c, n111I nrr. su prrior pcrl1nps lo nny in Ilic worl1l. The olhrr fruits nrc ligs, npricol~, ncrlnrinrs, npplrs, pcncl1c~, olin·s, nl1110111l!I, nn1I ornngrs. The low co11nlry is infcsh:1l with mnny of Ilic 1li ~r,n.~cs whir.h sprin~ from n wnrm, moist, nncl 1111r lns1ir. a1111n.~ plirrr. Of 1hr.sr., 1hr. most rrr. qurnl nm fc: vcr11, from which Ilic i11l1;il1ilnnls snfli·r mori! 1lin 11 from nny, or pcrhnpll from nil othr.r 1l i~ri1 sr.s l11gl'fl1cr. Tl1r. 1listricl'I of 11111 upper conn. try rnjoy M snlt1hriom1 n dimnh! ns nny pn rl of 1'111 ll11ilf'!1I S1n1t·s. J>11ri11g thn most unhe:illhful pr.rim! of lhr. yr.o r, it ill r:11slom:1ry for the wrnllhy Soulh Cn rol ininn:ot to S(.'Ck rclnxnlio11 in n lour through Ilic 110rthrrn Stoll·~, or in n sojourn nt some of tlir. wnh;rio~ pl:1o:s in the upln111l co1111lry. Tl1c region in which golcl is fcn1111I c~lc11tb 1hr1111gh Ihis Slntc. A l 1 hn11 ~h lhc minr_,. om nh1m1lo11I, the diggings linvc llN'n less n11mr.ro11s llinn in Norlh Cnrolinn. Vnriou~ ochre~, 11sc1I in pninling, nrc fo11111I near York villr.. l\fnrl1le, limestone, iron 111111 lcn<l ore, pollr.rs' dny, fiill r.rs' r11rll1, nilrou~ r:nrlh, tnlc, nnd most of lhc 11scli1I fos~ils, nm common. Thi! 1•rincipnl litr.rn ry ins lilutions of lhis Slnlc nrc 1lto Ci1llr.ge of Soulh Cnrolinn, nl Col11111'1in, nnd Chorlcslon College, in Cl1n rlcslo11 . The lcr;islnl11ro mnk c~ 011 nnnunl npproprintion of nhoul $ •10,000 fo r the support of free schooh, of whic:h llicrc were in 18'28, 810, wilh O,O :J O ~r.l1olnrs. ~OUTll 2r.!I CAHOl.INA. l'Ol'Ul.ATION OF IHSTltu;rs. llisl riclt, l"n1•1lolln11 &-th nr Juollce. 11i1hltl•. r n1•1(1llnn P.,1l•of Ju•lltt. ~II.,~ --2i(l .fa Al1IK:vill> l.•nrcn•, . •••. ~ l.nurr;;;·iiiC:- /\ 111trr.1111 1 • • • • lbmwcll,.... . ll1•"11fort, . . . . . Clonrlc•lnn,. • • • (.;f1c•lc r, • . •• : . Gl1c•k r lir.111, . • • Cnll..in11 1 • • • • • • llnrli111?ln11, • . . l-:1lgrli1·l1I,. .... F.,irlid•I,..... <:cor1:1·1111vn, • . r:r c1•11v illc,. .. . lt nrry, . • . . . . . J\r r•l!>\\'1 , • • , . l.n ncn~lrr, • . • . 17, t li'I 1\ 111lcr•n11, C. II. Lcxin~ton,. ... l !l,'.!:lli llnrnwrll, C. 11. , llhrion, • . • • • . :11,11:n Cno~nwhfttd1ic. J\lnrllHJrnugli,.. llli,:l:Jll Cl1nrli:•ln11. Ncw licrry,. . . . 17,1 ~2 Cl1~lcrvillc1 O rn ngrl.11irg, . • 8.~ 7'2 C:l1r•krlirlil, t:ll l'ickcn•,. , .,.. 27,2.'tli Wnhcrhoro'. ll ic ltln111I,. • • • • l:J,7~8 1>,rli11i:tnn,C:.ll. 8p>r hnhurg, . . 30,Sll'.1 l·:1li:r.lirltl, C. II. Sumlr.r, .••• . •. 21,:illi \Vi111i.tHJrt111gli. llninn ,... ..... l!'l,!H:J c:cnq~dow n. Willi•m•hnri:, . IG,·li li <: rcc nvillc,C:. 11. \'ork,.... • • •• !i,'2-IS Coltw>ylioro'. l:J,S IS CM111lr.11. Tot.ii in IBJO.I 10,:Jtil Ln11cn•lcr, C. 11. !J,Oli.'i l.r1i111:l n11,C.lt. I J.OOfl i\lnri on, C. II. ll,!iP'J l\lnrllH>ro', (:. II. 17,•t.U Nc,,.• li<:rry, C.11. I P,•IS:J Or•ngclnirj!,Cl I 11,H:J l'ir. kr11•, t: II. f.1,772 (:()/,11/ltllfA. 21 ,l!ill 81'n rl•nlourg. 211,277 S11n1 lr,.illr. 17,!IOli llninn• illr., !1,0lll l<i11g•lrrc. 17,7!10 Vorli•ille. 58t,151l )'Ol'lll.ATION AT l>I ri:r:n F:N'I' 1· r·:111011~. In 1701, 7,000; in I H I, J0,000; in 1750, Gl,000; in 1165, if0,000 11·l1ilc1, 1n1I !10,1100 colnml. IHCIU;.\s r_ ! " ·" •·r.•. 1,.cu:or:. In 17!!0, ...... . 2·1!1,07:1 . .... ................ . ..... . ... 1 01.0~1-t 18110, ....... :J.1.'i,.'i!ll From li!IO In l flllO, . ....... !lli,.'i lfl H!i,l.'il :J!l,OS7 1 ~ 10, ....... ~l!i, llS 18110 to 18 10, ........ !i!J,!i~.M 1% ,:lfiS Sll,'2 H IR'.!ll,. ...... !ill2,7·11 llllO to l ll'10, . ... .... ll!i,fi2G 2!ill,17S G'l, 11 11 HJ:Jn, ..... .. r.Al,~!i6 1820 to 1830, .... . ... 18,7 11 J J ~.:ir.;, !i!i,fl'.IO Of II•~ ol•n• t l'"l"tlntiun nl JP;10, 1 hr1~ "'"~. whll .. M•lto, l :rl.~~; \•hllo f'•n1ol", IY7 ,'?r.l ; 1'1••( nt1111l111uh. f; I ; ltlin1I. HY! ; altrn•. 4tt'J : 1nl• t "hi•r•. 'l..">7 .~. rrre rulntr,, "ht•·•. :u;·; lt l'e !n) lc., f ,'119: 111101, 7,9'2 1, !'la\·• i-M• I••, llU,6'U ; f'01n•lro, lli0,010: lul•l •lnu, 31>,JGS. 1 INTEltNAr. mrnovt~J\IENTS. CANAJ.!I. Sa ntee Co11nl.-'l'hi ~ cannl wn11 ci1i11plr lr.J in 1802. J..<·ugfh 2'2 milr~. r.~h:ntlin~ fn1111 !hr. ~1111lcc lo Cooper's rivor. Wiillh nt thr. ~i 1rfi irc of llw water, :1i li:cl, nt h«lllom, ~ti; 1lrp1h '1 li~I. From tl1r. ~nnlc-r, tl1r ~rN111•l rises a:; fc:ct In lhc sllmntif.lcvrl, which is O\'ercomc hy 1 h ·b. Townnl ~ C<lopcr's riv1:r 1hr. descent is 08 for.I , ove rcome l>y 11inr. locks. The lorks rm: Gil foci Ion~ hy 111 wi1lr.. Cost $050,G07. This r.ntorprisr. i.q !'11i1l ' " Jin,•r. pro,·r1I 1li~1strou~ lo lhl'J!:O cni::ngctl in it. Hy mr.ans of l>rl'fn mrd / ,orick'., Cnnnls, Snhuln nnd Jlro.,11 rivers, n111l S11l1uln nncl Co l11mbi11 l:nn:1 I ~, 11n vii.:nlinn i!I conlimretl from lhc Snnlcc river lo Colmnhin. · lVi11y1110 C1111nl unilcs the Snnlcc river with Winynw bny. IA'ngth I II 111ilcs. RAll.-nOAU!I . 'J'hc Chnrlr.,rnn 1111<l J/111nlmrg 1ln.if. ro111l, r~lr111li11g from llir. rily c•r Chnrkslon lo lfoml111rg, on R11\'n1111nh rivr:r, O)'posirc In .i\11g11!'ln, i~ 11111v fnr nilvn11cc1I in its con~ lrw:lion. Tlic wltnlc lr:ngrl1 nr tlie r:iil-ron1I, wlwn c:mnplcti•cl, will lie nlH1UI I :J!i mi les. II is C.'\'. J~lcil llml it will I><: r.ntirrly fin ishr.11''nrl y in 18:1:1 ; nntl Ihere nre now scrcrnl locomotive rnrs rmplnycil 11p1111 it fo r lhc conveynrrcc of pn~~n:,rcl"!I, 01111 pr01l11rc of vn rio11s ki111k Tlin 111nil, for C11l11111hia, is r.onvcyrtl on lho rnil.roo1l, over ti~ l\rst 1!'1 miles froin Charlc~lvn. Thr. r.ntirc cost of its consl nrr.tion is r.:o;timnlr.11 nl $700,0()11. It is couslr11clc1l of wood, with lrnck9 of ir1111, nncl is inl<·rukil li1r sir.nm IOC<Jmolirn C'ngiur.s. Thill rnil.roncl wns 11mh·rlnk1m by thr. South x !l ~ �'I Jj • ~ ;l l ~:1! l 1, ~ J. .J ~ ff. I l (\ ..~ ! '> c I )} ~ f I ~ I~ l' ~1 ~1·J. ~1 ~ l l!~ 't . ~r; .. { ·~1 .:./ ~ l:·1~:; r .~flt~\:~ l'.~\\. ~J ·'- J{.1. \ vrnw oi: Gf.OltO IA. C11roli1H1 C111wl aucl llnil.rond Com111111y, niilcJ by 1'1~ Slnlc. A sr.conJ rnil.ronrl of obout tho snmc length, c:<11:111ling from Clinrleslon lo Columhio, is cmhruccJ omong the ohjcct!I of the c11mp1111y. i. /lf11rion 1 I. l·'rom (;hrrn10 to S11NJn. to Ct orgt101011. n11h, Oen. ••ih •111... To Society llill,. . (Jurlinplon, C. JI. <:0<1rrr1'• Ferry,. 2U Cltin:i Gto\'c, .••• 21 41 i\lors lllulf, •••• • CrorJ!cfo1on, • ••• , 23 G~ /11n1 irm, C. II. (:ltnr/,,fnn, •••••• GO 121 •;,,.lfrcy'• Ferry,. Jnckon11borouglt,. J.f 158 ;hiun (;ro,·r., •.•. IAfi C1orgt101on, ••. • . l'ocotoli~n, . . •.•. :II F n"11 C. II~ Cnoonwhntchie, •• S•"''"'"""• ....•. fi J!)1 4f' 212 ' 1:1 I~· 21 JO 20 1..nu r1n1r.illr, . .•. :J.J n (:ra11nill1, • . •••• Jfl 11 l l\1 err ill.ville, .. . . 22 m 28 Flat Hoch, N.C. • IJ 1 ~2 4!1 1\111rrnyoville, .... 10 Ir.? 5!) A ehoi//r, ..•• • .• l!i 111 n -- 2. Frn111 Cl1trt11D to A"J."' to. To C11on tn, .•.• i;r. COl, U/ltnlA, . . . J:I 8!l f .uiuJ!lon, G. JI. 12 JOI r .cr.ovillr., . . •.... IS ll!l 211 IH l'n Vonre'• Ferry, 52 E 1lxt;hl1l, C. 11. -- llnmhurg, ... • •. 22 A11gu1la, Oto. I fr> l'rltt1lmrl!.fl co. To nlairo\·illc, • •. !l J . From l'orhil/1 l'inck11c{i •illc, ••• 11 flnionni It, . • · • • · IS Cr011• IC oys, • •• :. IJ C ro.!"9 Anr.hnr• • .. 5 11 rrn1oilk,. , • . I~ \Vnlr.rlnn,., •. ,, . 11 ALhuillc, • • . . .•• 2.f l'ctcrebrrrr, Geo. 21 -- JOO !I. From C:o/11ml1i11 2:1 12:1 la f,inr.nl11tn11, N.C:. To ll'inntlmro', .. 2~1 Clt,,trr, <;. 11• • •• 21i Sl 5. F1011t Cam1lr11 llrnllon..-illc, .. .. JO &7 lo Chnrlttfon. 78 ' )"11rl 1•ill1,. ••• • •. I I To llrodliml Sl'r'• IJ Sumttrnillt, ..•• . 17 :in l.i11colnl1m, ... . . 4'.! 120 Vonr.c'a Fcrrr, • · 3'.' fi2 CAarltt/011, • ••• • . !i8 120 JO. P.om A"I!"~'"·' (:111., tn r;,,,,,,,;11,. G. From Go1u m l1ia Coll1111111'' Mill~•. !ii to CAnr/11ton. 21 -- 1 ,1/,1.,r.i//r, .. • •. •. I~ I 73 jl UAorltthm, .•.. , . 5R 110 Vnrr1111c•, ....... 2'2 !l.~ A ntltrJnn, G. II. . !I 104 170 l'r111llcl1111, ... . .. p 117 7. Frorn Jnclrion . l'ick1·11"'·illc, . .. . H I :11 Laro' to A111!111l11. Crttn11ill1, . • •• • • JS 1-4& To lV11ltrrl,.,ro', • . l!l nnfotrl'a llrirlgc, • Jti ~5 20 llnrntDtll, C.11., • • lR 7:J 11. n om l'orhi//r 35 1lugu1ta, Cto., • •• 11:1 lo A"!!'"'"• (:ro. .CB To I .n11 rrn1 villt, SJ ""in No. J, .. . fiA Cl1•rl'•·ll'• Frrry, 2r. !H 08 From Co/111111,/11 llicl1nrtl~11nvillr, . 13 JOl 8'2 to A1At.,.illt. l:'d!!<fi't.I, C. II.. . 11 121 IOG jTo C-Ou11tovillr, . . 2fl 1271 /\'t1ol1trry, C.11., . 17 .S5 A111!11110, ••• • •• • 2~ Hl IG~ -- -- t - 271 drn rlr.r wns s11rrl'111lcrc1I hy tltn lrm1lcc." lo Ilic crown, nnd tl1r. 11nmo privi. lc~c..ci nnil rr.gulntion.'I willt rr:i;nnl to lm1lc 01111 co1111ncrr.r., tlrnl prr.vnilc1l in lhn otl1cr colo11il'.o;, WR!f r:xlr.111lcd to neorgin. /\ f:!Cllcrnl Hrpr~nlrrtiyc 1bs1~ml1ly wns r.sl:1'1lislar.1l in 17!;5, nnil wns, in 17G:J, fnllowr.11 hy n cc.'Sion of 1111 Ilic co1111lry, hctwccn tltc Alnlnlrnmn nnd Sr. Mn ry'!t rivr.r!I. The lnllcr grnnf wns one of rim 111cliomtini:; ronscq11r.11Cf'3 In Gr.orgin, of 1l1r. r.cssinn of Flnri1l11 lry Spnin lo Gn-nt llritnin. From lhi~ epoch C:cor~in pro!'~:rctl, tl11111gh vr.xcrl 111111 rrlnnlr.11 hy l111lin11 wnrforc. J\ l the corn. ml'11rr.rnc11l of tlm A111r.ric:\ll rcvnl11tin11, :;he wn.'I only in 1111: infnnr.y of her slre11:.:tli, n111l hnrl .inst hr.gun to enjoy some of Ilic hlrssing.'I of 1w:nr.c, niul the nrlv1111t:igcs of n lrr.llr:r sy lrm of govcrnmr.nl. I !er i11hnl1ilnnl.'I lm1l 11r.1·l'r r:xpcri1:11ce1l tl1c r:vils wl1ir.h tho lyrnnnir.nl n1l111inistrntio11 of thr: f;t11ntl.'I l1n1I inflictr.cl 011 rim drier provin<:c.'1 1 n111l knew the opnnlinn of tho roynl gn\·. r.rnrrn·11t only liy it.'I rnvornlrle cnnlrnst with tlmt nf lhc lrnslr.C.'I. Notwi1la. slnncli11i.: lhc~ mnlivf'_,. for rn11li1111i11g in connexion wirh fhrnt Jlritoin, tlu: r~nple of llri.'I provinr.c clirl nnt lir.sitnlr: lo tnkc pnrl wilh lhrir nnr ll1rm hrt'tl1r1:11. In l\lnrcl1, 177!i, llar.y nppnintc1l n clr.lq;nh: lo <.'oni.:rr!'.'I, nnrl in .luly of thr. sn111e yenr n r.onn~nlion of 1lclr~nlri1 n i;~mhlr.i l , hy wl111111 rl1r. sa11c1i..11 of tl1c provinr.n wns givc11 lo tho 111r.nsttrr.11 or Cnn~ tCS'I. l>11ri11g rhr. wnr wl1ir.l1 r.11s11e1I, c:r:orgin W0.'1 O\'Crrnn t.y ll1r llriti!;h lmop'I, nnil !Irr prinC'ip:al i11lr:ihit1111l.'I Wl'n? compdlr.cl lo nlmnrl1111 their poss1:!1!'i1111!'I, n111I Oy into lhr: ncighhnring Stntr.!!. 111 rropn rlion lo thr.ir nnmhrr.'I, tlar. exrrtior13 01111 lns1'c.q of her cili7.r.ns wr.m m1 grent os in nny of the nthrr ~lnll'!'. ( knq~in, in thr: corly 1w.rlrw\ of hr.r existence, wns ~low in lrr.r progrr:os. She Im!! lnllcrly lmrl, in 11rn11y rr.s11CCL'I, nn ndvnncr. flimiln r to lltosc ~htll'!' n111l lcrrilnrir.c: whir.Ii lrn\·r. l1C<'11 formed 11inco lhc rcvnlutio1111fy w:ir; nn1I i;11ch is hr.r prni;rr_c;!'I nt prri;r.nt, thnt in populntion nn1I wc:1llh !'lhr. i~ rnpiclly gni11i11i; "1'~11 ~II~! 11111rc n11cirnt of lhr: /I llnnti~ Slal~~· No one nr lhc ori~in11I colonies, Virg111m nlono r.~r.rplr.11, r.r.clcrl lo lhc Uni1r1l St:1fc.'I !<O much cl1nr. lr.rc1I tr.rrilnry. lly 1lilforr11t r.011vr.11lio119, tl1c wl111f1: ,,f the Sinks 'of J\l:a . lmmn 1111111\ l issis~ippi 11nrlh of Int. :11°, or nbout J OU,UUO 51111nre miles, la:nc been yic:lclr.11 lo lhn gr.nernl government. · Thi!! 8111tr: i.'I 11011111lcJ llOrlh hy Tcnncssro nncl Nnrlh r.nrolin:i, nnrth. cost 11.v Smtih Cnrolinn, n111I so11lh-cnsl hy lhc Alln11tk Or.r.:in, i:outh hy Flnrirl:i, n111l W<'.!)l hy A lnlinmn. Lrngth, :1011 111iki1; latt'a1lth, 2011; nren, !>8,0110 srp•nro mib, nr :m, l ~o ,ooo ocrc!!. T l1c rrincipnl rivr:rs nf Gcori~in nm lhr. Snv111111:1 l1, (w lrid 1 forms lho bo11111lnry l11:twcr.n it nn1l South Cnr()liran,) Alnlnmnlrn, Og~cl1r.r, Sntilln, Ock11111li;tt, OconN', SI. l\lnry's, Flint, Challnhnocl1r.c, Tnllnpnosn, 111111 Cooi::n. T im coni;I of (~corgin, for four or rim miles i11l11111I, is n s:rlt mnrsh, rno!!ll y u11inhnhi1c1I. 111 front nr thi.ot, ,.,. wnrils lhc sen, !hr.re i!I n r.lmin nf h1ln111l!1 or n i.:rny, rich i::nil.• rovr.rr·cl in l~1cir n:ihtrnl i;lnlc with pine, l1ickory, nn1l livc-oak, 111111 yi1·r.li11~ 011 cnltirn. 11011 the rinl'~qt tpinlily of r;r,a.isl1111d r.otlon. 'l'lrr: prinr.ip:al 11n! Wn.'lsnw, O!!snlmw, S1. Cn1hcri110, finpdo, ~t. Si111n11'~, Jckyl, 111111 C11ml~·rln111l. Jlc. yn111l the swnmps wl1ir.h line tlir. con!ll, c11mmP11rl's lhnt c:<lr:n!'tvn rnn~c of pinr.-hnrn!ns closely re!lf!mhling tliosc of ~nttlh Cnrolinn; nli<wc. lhi.'I rnng.c tl1n.co11.nlry lr<:gins to t,0 plcnsnutly 11ivcrsilir:cl hy J!C~tllc 11111l11lnlln11~. Tin~ rn~.1m1 HI l1011111le1I on the wr.st hy lho Jll11r:-ri1lgc: which here swr:~I tnlo clc. vnl1011!1 1!iOO fi:cl in liciglir, whiclt 1licncr. ~11l1!!11lc, nnd nrc lo!!~ m the !1('11 . llnyo111l llao 111011nlnins is on cxlcn!livc nm.I rich tnblc-counlry 1 w1lh n black soil of grcnl forlility. PRINOIPJ\L STJ\GE ROUTDB. IA ·~,t m~NF:l!Ar. 270 "" G EO Jt G l A. Ov 1J1e thirteen llrovinr.C.'! wl1ir.h 1\cclnrr.d th~mscl~cs. in'.lcpr.nrlenl in 1776, Georgiu wns the loi;t i;1:ttlcd. Tlic country 1.Y"'!; w11h111 its prr.scnt ll(lumfo. ril'.S, wne, previous lo 1\io yen! I 1.:i:i, n w1lcl~rnc~~.' nncl 11111111-;l.1 comprr.· j hcmlc1\ wit\1in \he clmrtcr of Corulmn , 111111 l.ic:r.n cl111111c1I hy Spnin ns well ns \='.ng\ond. T \10 sulfr.rings of the E nglish poor, frf!lll the existing sin le (,r trodo ontl industry, led lo tho first nllcmpt nl sclllr.ment in Gcorgin. A r.ompnny wOA_formed for tl10 p11rpmm of n~sisting 1111cli n!I miJ!hl ho Ji~po:ml to emigrole in 8<'.ll rch of mcnns of auhsii;lr.ncc. To thi~ cn;npnny Goorr.;r. JI. hy pnlcnt, 1lntec1 in J732, grnntr.J tho territory which in comptirnc11t In him wns cnllorl Gr.orgiu. · In Novcnill<!r nf llml ycnr, IGO person~ c111. h.irkcd umlor the J iroction of Gcucrol J11111cs Oglcrlaorpc, 1ll11I nrrivc1l nt I C harlr.sfon in Jonunry 17 :J3. In lho follow ing spring, tltc founrlntion of. S n\'nnnnh wns loid. Bero tho 11Ctllcmcnl commcnci:il, lrul from tho i11j11Ji. cinus system of Ilic lrufftccs, ond pcrltops lho c hnmctcr of lho sr.lllr.r!l them. sdves, the oilvnnro of lhie colony Wll9 excceJin~ly 11low. Jn 171i2, lhc I -"'' ~ �r I t t: \ i~;~l 1 h!, 11/;. \ij1Ar: t l 'j '!~r'·l/1~ ft ~ l:r~' 1 )'t 1.~ !~·t•.\ l•~ \. j ,"•( I 't ' ih;:;; :,[/! l ~·•111'~,\,·'. ~·~~\ ~ 'G' : ~ \I I,) \~~ ·l 1 1 .'lt l lj Jr' ~f .~ l . :•I' :; )~~: ~ ti :1 ~ i j~' j ·ld f ·r·J . .r .~ I "~ IJ '{ I, l · . ,~ !j; )! ~1: 11 ~ ' ~ ·~ .;\11 {~/I, ;' '·'·t1 'I ' ~. l 1:.w 1 1,~· ·.::-rl ... 1:.~ 111 ,I · ~ : I ·: · I ' "' ''\". I': GENF.l!Ar. 27'1 vmw Of Tnll:ipom:n ri\'Cf!!· , . . 'f'ltt: dim:rlr. of Gcor~in ililTcr!I l111t lillle from th:it nf South Cnrnh11~. I lir; !111\'-C'."""''Y 11/11111r.r.'f /rn,•c their sickly iirnson nllll snmmcr rclrcnl!I 111 Ilic l11~1i p111c wood~. T/1c cJislricl!I c('ntrnl lo the ricc-swmnps, in thr. Cnro. lin:is nnd Gcori;in, nrc uni\'crsnlly irn;nfnhrio11s. There nrc 1lislricl!'I in rhi~ ~l11lr. lh:il nppro11cl1 ncnrcr lo lropicnl lcmpr.rnlure rlmn nny part of Sm1llt C0t>.c;:i , 111111 l'.arolin:i, n111I hrllr.r n1l:tprc1I lo rim s11~:tr-cnnf?, olil'e, 111111 swrcl ornn~~­ Thr. hilly n111l wcslcrn pnrl!! ~re O!'I hc:tlllty ns nny in Amcricn. As nn a1Tra~r. nf the tc111pr.rnl11rc, wmlr.r mny he s11i1l lo commr.nr.e in the mi1hltc 11f I li;1;1;111ll(!r I nml lcrminntr. in the midcllr. or Fr.hrunry. Tlie clim:itc of rhr. l0w country C<1mp:ircs very 11c.1rly wirli 1h:i1 of J.011isi:tn11. Thi11 8tnlc h:i~ n ll:ink C:ipitnl or $1J,8A2,:1-rn, nncl com:idcrnhle li1111ls for Ilic ~upport of ncnclcmies nrnl common ~c11ool.c;. rorUJ.ATION OF COtlNTIF,S. <:n1111lic~. ,\j~.1~~ lbkr.r, ....... lbl1lwin,•..• . . Jlihh, . ..• ..• •• llrpn, . ... .. . lh1Jlnr.I<, .. ..• · Jturkr, .• ..• .. l'n1•1ln1ln11 Cmmly I ,·lli!l I ;2.'i:J 7 ,2!1.'i 7,1.'i·I J, i:l!I (:nrnphdl, . ..•• Cnrrl'll, . . .•.•• C:liatl1n111, •• • 2,!i87 11,flJ:J -f.!H·I if,!iill :J,:l2:J :J,oi 1!1 H, l 27 Clarh•·, ...• .•. IO,lili ll11ll•, ....... . C:u111 lrn, .. . .. . (;oli1111liin, .. ,,, 12,1;or. (:nwrl:t, . . ..•. .'i,O!l:l 5,3 13 ( :rnwfortl, ..... llri:nlnr,.,. , .. !Ir. l\nlh, .. ..•. l).,.,ly, ...••••• Enrly, .... ... . l·:Oi11i:hnm, ..•• l·:lll('rl, . . • . •. J·:111111n1111rl, .• , Fnyrllr, .. ... . Frn11ldi11, .•.•. (:(pin, •..• . •• (:rrrnr, .... . . . c:\\'i1111t·ll, . ..•. :l ,B.~~ I 0,0~2 2,13.'i 2,0.'il 2,!121 12,:1.'i·I 2,fi73 .'i,.'iO·I I 0, 107 -1,.'iGJ 12,."i·l!I t:l,2fl!l TtH~n•. Cnu"llr•. 273 (:EOll<:IA. T lic grcnf slnJ!lo ·~r this Stntn is _cot.ton, of hoth tlic l>lnck sect! nnJ ~en. i!llnml kincls. Hice t!'I tho ne.d pnnc1pnl pr0<luc1. Gn:nl cxlcnls of r1r.cswn111p.q nrc sowc1l with this grnin. S11gnr.c11no is cultivnlccl o n cxpcrimi:nl, "'"' i111lirro i11 beginning lo co1111lih1lo n co11si1Jc:rnhlc item in tho pr01l1tch. Sillc nnlll'inc: nrc nlso ninde on expnrimc111. 'l'lte fruil11 nre melons, in 1l1c· ~re alest perfection, figs, In nliun<l:rnce, ornngr:!'I, pmnq~rnnntc11, olil'rll, lcm. om:, citron!!, pc:irll, pcnche!!, nrnl grnpc!I. The e;,porl!:, c11nsislin1~ chirny 11 f c.ollnn, rice, 1h-<:r ·~k i11ll, n11d l11mltcr, n11101111led, in 18:JJ, lo $:l,!l!i!l,8 l:J, n1 11\ \\ 1r. im\'ot\!I lo $ :H)l) !MO. Th~ mi~1ernl!I nre ir~n ore, in ~rr.nt nJ,1111. 1 ·rg1on c~lr111l!I 111 n hroncl hdl through 1\:rnC'C, nm\ nho COf'\1l'.r. The goltl 1 1lii!I Sink. The 1\isC".oVerics or thi!! metn\ hnvc \)('Cl\ numr.rnll!I nml pmluc. til'f: in rltr. btr. Chcroliro c.0~111\ry, on the hcllll wolcrs of the Challnhoochcc, , • .1: ., I~: r; t, '• I "I ·" ,· ,~I ~ '- l'of"1lnllnn t:nunly i lol1nmil~ 1'nwn1. llnht:r,• linrn, • .• -itt;fifl Clnrk"'·illr.. llnll, .. , , •• ,, . 11,7·111 (;.,i11•:~villc. llyron. 11,fl'lll Srnrln. m1.1.r.nor.n1.tr. llnncnclt,..... llnrr i•, •• , . ... 5,00!i lln111illnn. l\'"r.on. ll cnry, • .• ,... 10,!ilili l\l r. l>n11011gh. Jlrynn, C. JI. lll'u•lon, • • • • • 7,:Jli!l t'r.rry. Stnlc•horo'. Ir win,........ J,l !lll lrwin,.illc. \V n7nr!ooro'. Jn ck,nn,., ••• , !l,00 I .lrrT..r~nn. Jnck•l'n. JdT°r.t•1111lnn, .ln•t"'r,....... ):1,1:11 llln11tir1·llo. 7,:10!'1 T.n11i,..-iflc. (;:1n1pl..-lllo11. Jrllinnn, • • • • • J (lnc~,. • • ••• , • J:J.J~:; Clinl(l11. Cnrrolllnn. :;:n,·n1111 nh. I .n11rcn•,. . . . . • f.,."ifl!I 1111!.lin. I A' •', • , ••• , • , • I ,1;110 l'i111lrtlnn. Wn1ki11Hillr.. l.ilortl)', •..• , • 7,?.l:l llir.r.horoui:h. Appli11i:•illr., J,i11r.ol11,...... r., l l:i J,i11r:fllnlf'ln . Nr."·11n11. r~m·111k•,.... . 2,-l!i:J Frnukli1willc. Knnnillr.. i\ln1li•l'11, , •• , , -1,fi·lli lln11i1·IHillc. lhinhri1li:c. l\ld11lo•l1 1 • • • • -1,!l!'IFI llnrir11. l>rcnlur. i\ln ri!'ll, . . • • • • l,~:lG lllnrin11\·illr., Jlcrric11. l\lrrriwclhcr,.. -l,·122 <:rrrn"illr, lllnkdr. i\louroc, .•. ,,. 1f.,202 Fnr•ylh. Sprin1?fic!11. Ell..-rton. lllnul~omcry,. . I ,2fi~I lll o1111t Vrrnon. Mnr1tn11, .•. ,.. 12,0 i li Mn1li~ni1. S"·"in•horo". Fnyctlc~illc. ~l ll'l'"f!C1' 1 • • , , J,.'iOfl Col11111li11,.. Nrwln11, •• ,,.. I J,l[t."i ln\'ini:ton, Cnrnr.•villr. nrt1t1Rl\'icJ1 , Oi:lcll1orpr,... 1:1,lilfl 1 ,..~in11tnn. Grccn•hnrn', l'ikr.,. . . . • • • • • r., H!I i':1·'111ln11. l, nwrrncc,·illc. l'uln,.ld, .. , , • , -1,!lllli l '11lno~i. 1 ""'""'"· ..... . """""· ...... ll n111l'llpl1,. , , , .. II id1111onil, .••• Srrin~n , ..... . Tnll,,,1, . . •.... T~linfi·rrn, .•.• 'fnlnnll, ••.•. , T clfoir,. •.•. ,. Tliomn,., .••• .• Troup, ..• .... 1:1,?lil l~•lnnl11n. 2, (i(; Clnrtnn. 2,1!1 1 C11tl1l1ert. T"'i~I?~• .•• .• • tl1~on, • • • • •• · \Vnlton, • • • • • · \\'nrr, . . .. • • • • fl.0:11 l'tl•rit1n. 1.n I :J Tl'"'"~"lon. 10,!12!1 1,?IJ."i 11,r. H t\ n~u,.ln. '1,iif; J.i r.k!'nnltoro', WRrrcn, ... • · · I0,!]1fi !i,!l·IO 'l'nlllf'llnn. !l,8211 Wn•hingl11n,. • .f,•l:J·I Cr:11vfo11l•villr.. \\'nrn~, ., •• • • • !)r,:1 2,11 Il l Tn lnnll, {;, 11. I(?:17 Wilkr~,. ••• • , 2, I :Jr; .lnr:k,.,1nTillc. \\'ilkinRon, •..• li,5 1;1 :1,?'l!I Tlttunn~•illc. !i, 1!'1!1 I." Grnngi;. ,, T.,131 In 18:JOJ !ilG,!ilii ~.intlrrnillr., )7!10, . • • • • • . • IP..!i IF! ··············· ··········· ... I A·lO, . • ••• •. • :l·IR,!IR'.1 1 18:10,. ...•... !i I!i/1(i71 IPIO In 18'.!0, •• • •••• • AR.~!ifi JR20 lo I lllO, •.. • . ••• I r..'>,!i ;a ·. \Vnyn".'"•illc. IV ••l1in~lon. !minion. ror tlL ATION AT mrrnntNT rEnlODS. Jn 171!1,.. ...... r.,nnn INc11r..or.. ~l .A,.F.• , . 17!11) In IRllO, .•• ••••• flO.t:lS IAOtl, ....... . 1m.r.tlri From IAtn, ..• , •••• 252,4:1J lflOO 111 !Riii, ...• • ••• R!l,1-17 1 11l t1nrl)<l. \\' ur•lt0ro'. w.rrcnlon. 2'.t,?r.t r.!1,fi'l!l JO."i,'W! H !l,li!ifi 211,no ;I i' .1 j• ,,. ,. llfCllr.A'"- :I0,4:'15 4!i,!il!l .f l,.t :lfl 67,R l-t or lh-. ohn•r f"'r•1h1l nn nr IF';lll, ll1• rr ..,,r, 1Thlt• Molf,, 1~~.'l'fl: "· hit~ r•m•f••, JU ;t;!!; I ti: Mirnl, 11:1 ; nfi,.n•, ~: tnt"1 whit,.•. 'Z!'Wi,til t . r1r41t- r.ut"'"'' ~hlt'1t, l.f:jn : t'r1nnlr•, l.r.w?l: ' " '"'· '1.IP:l. Fln•n-M•lr•, l~.!ltr.: f 'r n1ot1 ... JOP,!i~I: tntnl, '111,CO. 1'hr fullrtwlnr r.tnt•ttlr• h,.,.,. ,..,.,." nr~.11nlr.r'1 In thh ~tn l., 'lnr,~ lft.'1'1: r,,.,.,, t;h... rn• r,., <:'f'f-h, F'ln71l, 1'0107lh, Gih11c1, ll~n11I, l,11mr~in, M111J•y, rou1Jin1f, lllc"'•rt, 8u1nttr, Un Iott, en~ \Val~tr. :I :1,. tit•"( ""'' 1111111h, I NT En NM. 1111rnOVF.l\I EN'f'S. CANAi.!. nnrl ()prr.r.T1u. Cnnnl.-Thi!J r..rrnnl wn!I con~lrnclr11 hy thr. Sn\':t1111:ilr, Ogr:<:d1~, n111I /\ lnlnmnhn Compnny. The work wn!I c:om. 111e11cr.1I in I R'.!5, n111I r.omplr.lrd in 182!). It cxlr.n1ls from thr. dty of ~n. S1111m11111T1 vnmrnh lo O~cr.d1r.r. ri,·r.r, 10 milr.~, nniting tlto wntrrs of rhr. O~~lt~ wilh thosr. of !he f:nvnn11nl1. Wi1hlt nl lhr, holl(lm, :):1 fort; clrplh of wntr.r, r, rcct; ln<:hngr., 2!l fr.r.t. Tltr. l or.k~ nrr. !JO foci Ion~ lty I R wiclr. Go~t, n~ "-~timnlr1l, ~tn2,'27fl; or thr. !>tock, '~0.0110 were s111t~r.ril1<'1! hy rho S1n1c or Gcor~in. It i11 propm;r1l t" co11tin1to 1l1i11 cnnnl to the Aln1n111nhn, rltr. 1list:i11('.r. or GO mib, with n nnvignhlo fcc<lcr of 1-1 milCll. Estimnlcd c°"'• r.. ti '.... :1 t ~ l $Ci21,IGG. nArr•. noAn!I. Tfir. .ATr1tnmnltrt nrul. nrmumir.k Rnil.rnnd, cxtr.ncl in~ from 1h,, Alnln. mnhn lo llmnswi1:k, ill nllflul 12 miles in length. Compony incorrorntctl in 1R:l I • Co111mrnr.r.1l in 1fj:12. Sr.vr.rnl imp0rln11l rnil -romls hn\'O her.n pr....jr.clr.11, nncl 01mpnnir.. orgnn. 11.cd for their r.011slrnclinn; the prinr.ipnl or thr.m nrc 11!1 follow!', vi7.. I . From Snrnnm1li lo Mncon, on the Ocm11lgr.c ri"er 1 n 1li~lnncc of nboul 170 mib. · 2. Fr0m Mnr.nn lo f or11yth, 11pwrml!t of 20 mile!!. Thi!! ron•I i~ inlrnrlNl lo conncr.l with tlm former, i:o n11 lo nlforil n conlin1to1t!I rnilwny communi. cnli0n wilh Snv:tnnnh, rlir. whole: di!:lnnr.c hr.in~ upwnnl!! of I !10 mil~. :J. From A11g1t~ln lo Cnh1ml1t1!'1 on rhc Chnlln h ooch~ rivf?r. Thi, rond i11to1"' cnrrir.11 tlirot1gh Milk1lgcvillr. 1 Mncnn, &.c. ; lnlernl bmnchr.!1 1u1? to hr. cnn!!lrllr.lr.cl lo rnril)lt!'I plnr:r.!I on r.nch 11irl11 or tho mnin trunk ; tho di!!· lnnr.c ll(!lwr.r.n thr. r.;,lrr.mr. poinl!! is nhottl 210 mil('_,., ~. Fr"m A11g11st11 lo trr.~hmnn'!I J.nkr., !iO mile.... 11 - lI ~·I,. ....:1·!·· I I j,,:>i\ , . . ,· f.i �I,'•I~;; .~I ~ft.~, k ' ·\ ''l 11 . .., ij ·~ ·-- - 27·1 ·- - ------·- - - -- -- --··--- ... 'i~I: ~ fi II 1"ff:, ! !~ ..! ) , vr: ·~q., -I I;:. : ; ;I·/ "di 't ~ '.,·1·.•i 1 1• i 1• f':{r: 1; . ··-'.. 1 .!t .,, ,., ~ ,\ . I ..I.,.;' _: • l rnINOIPAL STA OD R OUTllEI. I. J.'rnm .ti "J!" ~111 I, Fr111n 11"J!ud11 In ]-",,,., JllitcA. to frfo11r11t. rll. . '111 ... To A{'1•/inJ!lon, •• T•i 11·nrrr11/1m, •• '11 \\' ri5. 1l•lmro', ••• l'owrlhrn, .. .. • •• 12 5:1 ll"n• i11f!lnn, • •• • 1:1 r.1; IC"cnlrcl'lllc,., ••.. 1'11.1.r.W:T.f'll.t.r., •• , 2·1 !Ill l.rri11gtn11, . , •••• l'i11, l111r1'., . ••.•• £1 !lfl Arl11:11•, •• ••.•. . ( ~/iulnu, . ... . . . . 15 11:1 ,1fnnr1't, •• • • , •• • Jlj 12!1 "''"'"'· Tiunn·il/r, . , •• . • 25 l!i·I :.. 1-'rnm /ITillr./I!'· ( :n/111111111.• , • ••••• 1;11 flillc In At/""'· F111 I ill il1;lwll, ••• J(I 2:!1 Tn Fnirl'lcl1I, •••• l-:,.1nnlnn, • . ••••• "''" "''""'"' ... ...... ... ..... . t.~ I !· •r:;:, :· :1 ~~(; :! t:~~.l J~~~·~~i11. -- ••.t 'I ·:"J'' ~I i 'f.tr:/ .• !;, r:, rru.~l,uro', . . . . . l\ iflJ! !o:ft111 •. .••• • . 1-1 15 1'1 1:1 1:1 2!; fl 2'.! ~:ilc111, .•. , ..... H 11'11tHn1"illr, •.. • II ,\fl11:n~, .•.••••• 7 12 Iii -- -:J. F rr1111 A 11!!11 d n l'i1ulrrtnn, . .. . • . 1l Tadi.•m1, .. . . •. . Nc·\\'fu·r u •. .... .. C11ci"J!'""• . • • • .. fn fl J:1 !.!Ii .f <:n n 1r$rillr. 'rn /,iurnluton, .. .f'.l 1; 7 1'..t•:r~l nrq~, . . • •. 1'2 ll• 1rl<1'r~,- illr, f : ..~ltt: rt, .. . .. . .. ... f;!i (;'.! :17 1;r. ""~"'"i''f.'• ". .... ""'""'· .. 7 ..•. :l!'i !':nl11hriry, •••.••. 1"A LI.A11.4.v.n ;1:. -s""""""" 7·1 /':lbr.rt1111, . .• • • • • II 8.'i 7. Fro1n llnw1:r111· illr:, •. ••. 2 5 110 to A111!11•tn. 10 l~O l:;ni11t:li""'· C:. If.. Cunt r~ r·il/,., . • • ~l1ll llA"':n, ..... A11g11~tn, .. • • • • • !I H -- ~· II 17 .f2 II:> !if. !'l. Frorn l'rlrr1. fiS f111r1: to frfillctlpr. £11 ,,;11,. !II Tn l>n11lniri:r, •• ,. 12 ll!l 11·n•l1i":!'""• ••.. 12 l'owcllnn, •• • •••. 2:; D m1.1.r.oor.,.,r.1.r, • • • 21 H if. fi. F'rnni /llillr1lf!•· t>illt tn 1"nl1n. St !l7 ""~··"· ,.., 7: 12:1 To /rroi11fn11, •••• 211 127 iU1trinn • .•..•. , . 211 IT111 l(nr1I, • • ••••• :111 flrrlirn, • . .•••• • 2:. p " l'"~lmlin111', .... , ~'.11 ~r; 27 i1f,,,Jj,,,,., ....•.. ':!. ,.."""' ""!!""'" tn f"n"i "I!'""· "j'., l'fl\w•lr1111, n~ in Nn. I, .• .•.• :;:i Wliil c 1·1~;,,~, ••• II f.(I .r. 'JI 11 ':... i~.i.' 1' -- 2"' ~ f n .onmA. li: ~ 1~·up I -- <:ENEllAI. \"JEW OF 22 ""'"'"'"····...... -- 21 4'.l r.? er. iH !l. From r'inM1111nl1 .';fl 111 lltrtrnn. fi!l !1t•OI lllW1'1f"• fltJrl~• r.:1 7r, /111l1/i11, • •••••• • • 121 1lT,,ri11n, .. . ••••. :Ii I ~.11 1lr..co11, ••••••••• 1:; llJ !llll Ill. Fl'mn Snrnn . 11nA t11 l1nri•n. -10 llirr/..,,.11·, • . ...• · 1 :l!'i 711 /Jnriw, • . • • • • • • 2AI 1:1'2 G:l -- l!llJ II. F'rn111 Aul!"''" 2:1:1 In llT1111fir.rlln . 2·12 To ·'i1mtlf, u in 2.'ili No. 1,. ..... r.r. Mnuot 7.ion, ••••• (j '~"'0"'""• .. . ... . 2:i 27 7211 !ll M "'"'I II rtrclt, ••. 12 l!l'.I llf•mrirrlln, ••• •• • fl 111 ! ;I l.h ll'I F J-' 0 1t I D A . • ·I· ,.;f, )' '{ ·~ il·~,.;f I ,.1· ' fl~) H.lli )' : '. I .' '·· . f : 'o! ' / lj·.11 ,.· ·' J! ... i.. ii : ~ 11 ·r 1:-.,:!, I• • I~ n_r Plnri1ln wn.i; impo.t;rtl !iy the 1 ~isc?'"r.rc r: .l11nn 1'Q11r;c '.Ir. fr;nwu 111;11Jr: llr1' const on l'n!'fjllC l·lnrrrln, (I nl111 S nmlny,) m ll'/1c11 lin;! 11se1I, ni11I for n Inn~ Jlflrir11l n_Oc rwnrcl~, lh? ~1nmr. wm1 w·11cml in ~p:m ish lilc rahn~. not onl.y fi1r that rq~1011 lo whr?h 1t r~ ~t prf'~'I· r11t npplircl, hut for tlm whole A 1~11111tc r.oni:t o r .Nor1I~ .A rncnr.n: l lm. Ontiering 1lc.c;oi11tion given h y the tlt!'Ct'l~ ercr of tfw1 tc r~rtor~, C:'C1:1tC'1I n 1J1i:po. !'ilinn :nnnn~ \hr, F.\lr(lpcnn f:m·cr1· 1 ~11 !! In nppropnnlo rt lo llir.111i:cln". \ \1~n<'r. :no~r. r.on Oictin ~ c\niml', f1111111lc1I in lhr. lirlll iuslnncn 11po111fo:c:o\'cry, m11\ nlh·.rwnnl!I "l'()n con'\llC'.'l t nniJ pns!;r_ci!<:irm . Tho fir~t nllt'.111pl lo form n r.i\'ifo.r.1l 1;11l1111y in Flori1ln , wn.i; 111n1le by 1111' F rench , in I r,r,2, 11111lcr Frnnr.is Hiha111!; hut the colonists wr.rc, in J;,r;;,, iiurprisr.11 n111I mn"ssncrol hy rhr: ::.:pnninnls. This lllllssncrc w:is !'lel'crcly rc\'cngr.11 hy n Frr.nr.h c~ rr.· 1li1io11; 11111 !he Spn11i11 rils rcmninr.il m:t!'llCnt or the r.011nlry, nrul f.111111INI, :i lmrrt !hr. s:uno pcri0<l 1 !he city of SI. A 11g11l'lino. Jn I mm, Wc~l Flori•ln W ll!': sr.1111'11, :11111 thr. city or l'en!'l ncoln fo11111lc1l. T hough nnru invn1lt•1l hy F rench n11•I J ·:n~li~h nrmnrnrnt!;, it rc111ni11ctl n pnrt ur Spnnislt /11m:rir.n Tur: 11:1111r. r,('1111, 1!ii!!. fi11111 · -- ' 2H until l 70:J, when it \l'n!'I cc1lr.1l lo Grcnt Britnin. Soon nOrr the r.f"ll"linn, th~ provinr.e wn!'I 1liviilr1I info ll\'O p:trl!!, cnllC11 f;;,,sl nml Wr~t Flrniiln. The rivr.r Appnlnd1ir.oln hr.ing rite hou111lnry 1.r.twr.rn 1h~m, liy n proclnm11ti•m inviling ~rltlrrs lo tltn r.o11n1ry, holtling forth lil~rnl in<l11r.r.rnr111~. m""Y n'!'ll1~1nhlc 1ir.r~n11 s were i111h1cc1l lo cmigrntc, in co11!<CIJllCl1r.r. lhcrC'of, from tlm Cnrolinn:q nn1l olhr.r llrilii:h RClllcmr.nl~; nnd nn11mg nlhrr r.olnni!'IL•, n \)(lily . or I !iOIJ <.~rr.r.h, llnlinn!! 1 n111l Minnrrnn!'I wcro l1ro11(!hl from 11~ ~k1litr.rrn1tr.nn, 01111 i:clllr.11 nl n !:pol nlKllll GO miJc.r !'IOllth or ::;1. Augustin(', wl1r.rn thr.y llf'gnn lhc c111livntion of imligo nn1l lhe ~ugnr-cnnr.. '" 17AI t lhc :::;pnni!<h Gmc rttor or J.,n11i:i:innn, Don Gnlvr7., COTIIJll<'N'il Wc.c;l Florirlri i nnrl hy tho ln:nly of rnri!'I, 1783, tho wlrolo of \)f)llt provinccci wr.rc r:cilr.d lty G rr.it IJritnin lo 8rnin. A ttrgotinlinn, whic:h lmrl lir;r.11 for n l!)ng time pending fnr ti~ trnn~fr·r or ll1r. whnlo lrrrilory '" tlm Unitrrl Slnl~, \\'11!'1 Cf')fl.<:llmmnlNI hy lrr;nly in 18H1, nnrl nOcr rn:rny \·r,:irntiow1 rlr:lny~. \\':t!I rntifictl hy :'.'pnin in Octolll"r, 1820, n111I irnmrrlintcly nOr.rwnrtl• Florirl" wns tnkr;n ~sc.~~ion (lr hy lhc J\111rrir:nn nullr(lrilirs, nrul r:rcctr1I into n lorrilori:il gr•vernrnr:11t; !'<ini-e whirh pcriocl it lms r.onli111rc1I lo llf! nn inlr.~rnl porli(ln of lhe Amrrirnn Hrpultlir:. Flori1la i!I lm11111lc1l 11nr1h l1y Alnh.i'inn 01111 GCQr~in, from the Inst whir.Ir it i!'I scpnrnlr.11 in pnrl hy Ilic ri,·cr ~I. Mnry'11; {'ni:t liy"tlrc J\lln:rlic Orrno; so111h nn•l wrst liy tlm C:ulr of Mexico. Formr.rly th" nmnr, uf Fl11ri1ln wm1 npplic1l In tl10 whole country cnst of lhe J\li!O:.o;illsippi, 01111 ho1tnrl,.1l on tho north nq fnllow!'I: lly tho river St. J\lnry'!'I, from llm sen to it,. !':IJllfrr.: lhr.nr.c wr_-:t, In lhc junr;tinn nf tlm Fliut river with tho .Appnlnchicoln i thrn "I' tire App:ilncl1ir.nln In the Jtnrnllrl or :11° north lnlitllllr.; thrn 1lur, WN>I nlong tlmt pnmllr.I lo lhr. Mississippi. Tl1r, river .Ar1•nlnd1iculn 1lividf"'ll tlii,. counrry itrln F...,!'~ nm! Wrst ~:lorirl:i. _The pnrt lying fl('t~·?Cn thr, J\li!'!'li,.. sippi n111J J'rnrl rrn~r I!! 1tn11" 111f'1111JciJ Ill the f;fnlo of Lo111l01:rnn; tho rnrl hrtwr:cn l'r.nrl river n111l rltc l'crtli•lo, lirlnnl!,. to the S1ntc!'I of l\li<:~il!:.-:ippi nnil .A lnlmmn; n111I lho pnrl r:t!'l of tire l'crili1I•> i!' fire r.mrnlry thnt is nnw cnllNI Ff!)ri1ln. lt!'I n1r.nn li:n~th, fmm norlh lo soulh, i!'I :Jfl() 111ilr~, n111l tl1c mcnn hrcn•llh ] !iO, the nrr.n lir.ing r.7,i{iO 11:q11nr~ mil~, or :)(l,9110,0(10 nr.~. Tl1c 1mrfor.e of Flori1ln i~ in gcncml level, nml not m11d1 rlr.rnlr:J nhnvc 1l1c ~n. It is inlr.r~dr.11 hy nnmr.rom1 pr>nrl~, Ink~, nnrl ri,·rr!'I, " ·hirh tire prinr.ipnl n rr. tho l3t. John 'i:, J\ pp:ilnd1icoln, 8mvonN', Ocklockony, Cl11Jr.• lnwhnrdrir, 1 ~,,r,.irnl1in, nncf Ycllow- Wntcr rh·o~. Tlir. r:n111hr.rn pnrt 1lm pr.11ins11ln i~ n mer" mnr!!:h, nn1l tr.r1ni11nt~ nt Cnpc Snhlc in licnp!! of :i:hnrp wcl;!I, inlcr~pr.r!<cil with n i;cnllr.rr.(I i;rowlh of shruhhy pinr.!!. Thr ~ulf !<Irr.nm !:r.lling nlon~ Ilic C{l!l!:I hn11 hr.re worn nwny llm lnnrl, formin~ lhnsc i~ln111f.c;, l<cy11 111111 rrx:k·!!, known hy thr. gcncrnl nnmo of J\fnrlyr.c, n111I lty the 8pnninnls f',nllr.11 Ol}'Q!I, hctw~n which nn1I tl1c rnnin ln111I i~ n nn\·i. f!nl1lc d1111111r.I. Tlrr.su i.<:ln111ls r.ontnin """IC P:rlllr.rnrnl!'I nrttl 111n11y J:Q<lll ltnrlmrs. Tim r.1lrlir.ci whir.It :i:r:t lnwnnl!'I tlro i:horn from lhc ~ulf :i:lrrnrn CRll!:O mnny 11lripwrcr.f<!'I Oii IJ1i11 pnr( of the co.i!=l1 ft1rt1i<tJ1i11g f'lllf•lnymrnl tn tho llnlmmn wrr.r.l1r.ri;. Tlrr. rh·crn nnrl <"011~t11 of Flnri1ln yidrl n vnrir.ly of fish, nmon~ which nre tlm 11:lirrp'llrcr11I, 11111llcl, lr~u.I, nnr.1 lin:i:~, ~nil nl111111l:i111:r. or s licll.fiid1, M QJ!!:lcri:, ,,Jrrimp!:, r.rnl~, &.c. I l1r. ~otl nf Mor11ln iii in !:Ol~m rnrl!!:, r_c:)'<:cinlly foll tlir.' hnnk!'I r,f tlm rive~, t"11mJ (fl nn>: in IJ1r. worl1l; 111.olhr. r p:irls, it i!! iruliOP.rcnt i nml there nrr. lnr~o lrnct11 winch ~rt' ~ rrprr.~cnlr.11 to 1~ or lilllr. \•nhrr.. Tl1r. cn1111try' lrowr.rnr, hn~ l)l':{'n ""' IOI· oO pr.rf!Y.lly r.~ plnrr.11, ""'' rr.w ngrir.11lt11rnl r~rr.rimr.nl!'I h:ne lrr.rn mn1lr. J\111r.I~ or -!l!'i - lllllWIW',. ~ I or or ! ~[ ~· ~ I I �_____ ._____.... ..-- -. ...... t:< -< l I I I I . ,... .. . ' 1 •. 15 1~ I :.:: !~ i~ 1~ 1 :.;. I l ..~ . . . . . . . ......... . -· �:i~i~11 ~ Hlt:·i,'~r II l}! ~ I .,.,r. ···1 1· I . lVi'~ ·jt:~ l1~ .!·' 1,! ~il ·': '.i ·~ ' .I :~ 1, ·; :1' .1 1 I' 'i ,. ' ·ii\· "f.·JI ....~rJ 1.. , i ~1··\\ · ~\~ ~Jh if!Jf '\\\ ~.~r:r i:~lI ...~·./ I.-• ,,. 1 \ ,1, ''" K . l~~,ll, l .,~rr~ Jlrl· ~ . r;· ,'' .,. 1it1 11ii: 218 <:1-:Nf.llAJ. vmw OF inr.rrn~ of populnlinn in lhc lnllcr wn!I !lO rnpi11' n~ In r.nlitlr. ii lo ncl111i~11ion into 1111! l111in11 n!I n Slnlc i;ovcmnu!nl in IR 18, nntl npplir.ntim1 hrin~ mnclc Ill Con:.;rc~~. n lnw Wn!I in con~r.rvumi:c rns~r.rl, ctnpowrri11g the IH!t1plr. of Alnh:unn lo form n con~lil11lio11 1 which lirin~ rnlili<'il hy thr. 11nlio11nl lrgi;q. latun!, lhc Slnle l>erJlme n mrmhcr of lhe Fctlr.rnl Union. IJ11ri11i.: 1l1r yr.nrs 181:J n111l 'l-1, 1110 pcnplr. or thi~ S1n10 wcrr. r~rr.rrlingly li:irn!:~·1l hy Ilic i11r.11T!:iom1 of hnslile lt11lir11111, prinr:ipnlly Crr:ck'I ni11l 8r111i11nlt:ii. Mnny f11111ri~hin~ selllcmr::nl!'I wen! hrokr.11 up, nnrl 1111mr.ro11s m:ii;~:ir.rr!l 111111 ~:wa~r. munlr.r11 IW!rprtrntcil. To rrpd the rnlhlcs.11 filC, n qmi:i1lr:r;ihlc lim·c W:-t'I immr1lintcly rni!-'1!cl 11y the Slntc of Tcnnri:~~. whid1 1 with nlhr.r lroops, w1:n: pl111:r.1I 11111l1:r the rom111111ul of Gr.11 • .ln1:k'ln11 1 who, nncr n s•!rics of """~11i11:uy n111l ohslinntdy r:onlcstrtl conflir.ls, rnlirrly hrnhc: llir f'O\\'Cr of lhr: S!l\':l~C:!! 1 nm), rr.1l11r:i11g tl11:m fo lnlnl i:11h111i!>!'i1111 1 !Im i:rlllr. 11w11ls in lhr. t:Mlr:rn nnrl !'Onlhrrn ili11lrid!! of lltr. ~lnln wr.rc: frml from thnsr. h:irn!'si11g inro:irl!'I hy wl1id1 lltr.ir )'rnr,n-~'I 11011 hrcn i111p1·1lr·rl; i:incc tl1al pr.rirnl 1110 inr:rr.n!>n of rnpnlntinn n111l wcnlth hrrr., hn!! l11•r11 tmcomltllllll y rnpirl, n111l hnrrlly lo hn pnrnlldr1l in nny r:cction of the: \.Inion. Thn ~1:-tle of J\l:ihnmn i'I hou111lr1l north lty Tr.nnr.ssN', eni:t hy (~r.or~in, s1J11lh hy Flnritln, nn•I wci:t liy thr. Sl:iln of Mi!!si!'l!!ippi. J,rnf!lh 2811 niilC'I; ltrr.aihh I (iO mile!! ; nrcn '10,000 S']m1rr. milr!!, nr 2!1,'1-10,000 ncrrs. Tiu! prirwip:il nvr.r'I nrc lhn .Alnha111n, Toml,r1;klK:', lll:irk W:-trrinr, Cnn<:n, Tnlla1~n, Tr.nnr!'~r.r., Chnlnl1om:hrr., l'cnlicln, n111l Cnh:iwl1:i. Tlin ~..111l1r.m pnrt of the co1111try, which lt<mlcrn on rhe c:111r of Mnicn n111l \Vf'~l Flori1ln, fnr lhn r:p:i1:r: of f•O 111ilr:ll wi1lr, i!i l11w 1111rl lr.\'r.I, c:o,·rrr:rl with pinr, r.yprr.!'s 1 01111 lohlolly; in the mi1ltllr. it i11 hilly, will1 r.n1111: lr:irl!> nf np1·11 l1111tl ; thr. 11ortl11~rn pnrl i'I S<>mr:wlml hrolccn 111111 11101111lai11011~, a111l tit~ ro1111fry g1!11crnlly i~ morr. dr.mlr.d nltn\'O Ilic sr.n, 111:111 111nsl nll1rr p:irls of 1111: U11ilr.1l Stnlr.s nl cqtml tli~lnncc from llir. occ;in. Tho Allr:. i,:'1a11y 11101111lni11!l lcrmiunlc .in ihe 11ortl1-cn;0:l pn rl. Tl11~ fi1rcsl I rr,cq in lhr 111i1Mlr: n111I northern part COlll!ist hl:ick n111I while onk, hickory, ll<ll'l:ir, r.r.1l:ir, r.l11:st11ut, pine, m11llx:rry, .\:c. i\lah:im:t po5.~f!i:~e.'J ~rc:il 1ii1·rr!:ily of ~ 11il, cli111:ilr, nnlnrnl, \'r~f!t:ililr., :1111! mi11rr:il pro1l11clin11!!. Or.c11pyi 11g 111r. rnllcy of tlir. Jltohilr, 111111 it!t · trih11tnry slrrnin'I, logrJl11Jr witl1 n fine llf-.ly of 1111111 <>rt ltt•th i:irlrs or the Tr.1111r~sc-r. 1frcr, ii!! po.<tili~11 in nrt n~rir:ul111rnl 111111 commr.rr.inl pni11I (lf vi1•w is l1i.~l11.v n1fn111l:i~r.mr~. /\ cm;siilr.rnhle pnrlinn nf that f'nrl 11f lhr St:il1: wl1id1 lir!f llf:lwci•n rlu: Alnh:mm 0111 1 Tnrn l~l<ll<' 1 nf that pnrl wnlcrrrl l1y tlm C1111.<n 111111 Tnllnl'onsa, nml nr thnt on tlir. Trn.nrsi:r.r:, ('f)~si<I~ (tf r c ry r..w-:cl h•nl lnml. On tlm 111:iq:ti11 nf m11ny of th:-. rc\·crn lhrrr: t'I n c<•ll· ~;.i,:rnhlr: fJ llnntity <>f r:mc.hnt~n111 l~n•l, of ~n-nt for'1~1I y, ~r.11~rnl.ly from n half to thr<'c flll:Hlcrs of o 111110 w11lr.. On the 011l~11lu (ll ll11!t, •~ n "l':irr. w\ii\·h i!l \ow, wr.I, 011(\ inh~rsi:dr1I lty sln~nnnt wnlt~ r. Nc~I lo ll1r. ri,·1·r sw:"''\'• m\I\ dr.vntr.1\ nhovr. it lrll or li01~11 fret, snccrcrl ~ nn c:ot lrn~i\'c llOll)' (lf \c\•d l:it11\ Of R \1\nc\< I rir.h, !:Oil, Wil h n ~rOWllt or hickory I hlncll·OOk 1 1• n~t-onl<, 1l(lg· Wl)111I, pnplnr, &c. .AOcr thi'I come the prnirir!I, wliirh nrc wr. lc~ -!:prr:i1li11~ pining of lc,·cl, or gent Iy wnving lnnrl, willm11t linil~r. dotf11:1l with i;rn~.~ . hcrbngc, n111l nowcr!I, nnd e.~ l1ibili11s in flir, 111011th or [\fa .Y ll1n mo~l c11r.l11111ti11g s.r.enery. . 1 Collon i'I lhn ~l:c plc of lhr. S lnlc. O ilier pro1l11clioM nrr. r.orn, rirr, wlir.nl, ryr., on t11, l~C. Tim 1mgnr.r.nnc, 1110 vi11r., n111I lice olivr, ir i!I itnp. p11s1:il, 111:iy IJ<: r11llirnlr.1l with sur:ccs~. <.:onl n1>011111l!I on lhr. Cnlmwhn, ALAllA~IA . thn lll:ir:k W nrrior, &c.; nn1I vnlunblo iron ore is foun1I in !'lomc pnrl!I or lhn Stnln. The dimnlr, nf tho i:onlhr.rn pnrt of llio liollom lnn1l l1nnlr.rin~ 011 thr ri\'r.r~, nncl 11f tl1e r.01111lry hor1lr.ri11g on lhr. M11~lr. Slrnnl!11 is 11nhrnlthy. In the dcvnlr1l p:crt nr rhr. rrmnlry tho dimnln ill ,·r.ry fine; 11~ winrrr~ nm mil1l, nntl lhll s111nmcn1 plcns.1nl, licing lcmperr.rl lJy hrtt7.~ from thr Gnlr of Me:'(ico. · The Unh·c~r sily of Alnhnmn, nl Tu~.nloosn, i!I n nr.w hnt wdl-r111lowr1I i11slih1tin11. It wa~ i111:nrpornlr.1I in 1820, lty nn net of thr. Stnlc lrJ?i~lnl11rr. lly nn nr.l of Congn-_c;q, Mnrch IAI 0, onn :!'f:Clion of lnn1l, cnnlninin~ fl-111 ni:rr.s, w:i!I ~r:rnl~rl to tlm inhnhitnnl!'I nf cnch lown!'hi1l for the Hl'f? of sr.hool~, n111l 72 i:rdinn!I, or two lownship~, for the r:11r1t0rl nf n M'minnry or lc:-tming. The fu111.ls or tho trni\'Cr!'lily COll'list of the procccJll of tl1r::sr lnnrls. Tl1rrr. lt:ivr. 111"1'11 2 I 11cn1lrmir!I inrnrpomll'\l in thr. ~tntr, up lo 1A:)2. Hy n11 n1;t of C<•ll:!rri:s, Mnrch 2, Hll!J, ii wn!I provi1lc1I rlml:; 1>rr ('rnt. nf thr. 11r:il procr.cd!l of nll lhe !;.11r.!I or pulilie ln111l!l in lhi!I ~lnlr, lll!'ltl•· 1111hsr.r111r.111ly lo l°)(·plr111l~r I, lf~IO, !llmultl lin n'::::cr\'r1I ft•r rnnkini:t p11ltli1: ro:i1ls 111111 cn11nl ~, n111l impro\'ing llm rin,·ig:ilion of ri\'rr.1. Tlm~. fiOh< of 1111: nrnl)11nl wrrr. 1lirr.rlctl lo he nppli1·1l It> tl1r.sc ol•jccl~ witliin thr. ~l:itr, nml lwn.fiOh!! In Ilic 111:iki11g nf n ff').111 or ro-111!1 lr.n1li11g to tho Stnte, 11111lrr the 1lirrrlil)11 of Con~rei:~. Thi~ ni:t ~nve rii::c: In wlml i'.'I r.nmmonlr rnllt·1I lhr. " Thrrc 1ir.r ccnl. F11111l," which Im!! ln:n vr.i:ti:-11 in thll hnnk of tlw. Sin le or" l:-tl~1mn; n111l it nnto11ntc1l, llCCl>rtlinrr In thr. rrpntl of '"" Rtntc ITrrnsnrr.r, on thn 2r.1h ofNovr.mhr.r, 1820, I~ ~or.,:tr;r, 77. A hnnr1l of inlnm:il i111proH~1111:11I, lo cn1111isl of !li:it r.mnmis!lionr.r!I, wn!I C!!lnl1li~hr<I lty tlm g••11r.r01l nsi::i:111hly in .ln1111:iry 18:i0, unrlcr whn~r. ~11prrintrn1lrnrr. t11r. ini:omr. of thi!! r11111l ;,. lo lir, npprnprinte1l In oh.jrd~ of pnltlir. utility, n~ ron1ls, r.nnnl!', ,\~r.. On the 2:trl of l\lny, 182A, Cnngrr.i:~ mn•le n ~mnl lo this ~fnlr. of -1011,0011 nr.rr~ nf rr.lin'l11i~ltr1l nn•I 1111npprorrintr1l ln111l~, for i111prm· i11~ tlro n:wignti1m nf tho Muscle Slmnl~, nnrl Colltrrl ~lin01I~, in Tr.1111r.SSf;f' , nr11l likr.wisr, for improving the nn\·ig11tion or the Coos:i, Cn. hnwlm, nm) Ulnck Wnrrinr rivr.r!I. or I 27'.I ro rm.ATION or COUNTrF"..S. __:"""''~'· \ulrnl!'•. •• • • 1 f.,wn1lc~, •. • •. fl'"1li~nn, r.,:1111; IA!11llr•illr. lllnnnt, . . • • • • . ~.'J:J:J llln1111l~<ille. lllnrrn~n, lllnrinn, •• , , • • lft1tlrt, . . • • . . . ( :1~rkr.. . . • . • . . !i,r.r.n r:rrr.11•illr, 1,r.1:. ClnrhTillc. lllnhilr, ....•. ' fllnnror., • . • • . . Co11r.r.11h, • • • • • Cnviflj?lnn, ..• , ll"lr,..... .... 11~ 11,,.. . • . .. .. l·:"J'~ll~, • • • • •. · 11 "'"nklm, • . • .. ' 1:rncnr.,... .... llr.nry, • • •• •.. .lnr.k•nn,... . .. .l rlfrr•nn, ·.••• , 11 f.n111lr.r1lnlr, • • . f .nwrr11rr, . • . . 11 11,AH W11~f,r.;~lnn. 2,:12 I lll~hly. lbf.lwin,.... .. lliltl1, ... . ... . . ' r<>1•1l•tln•:1\'nunly2:::::_ I Cnonll~·· l.i111r.•ln11r, ·... 7,·111 ~l'HI~. l,!i2'.! i\l nntrwm". 2,0:lf llnlr, ('!,II. l ·f,llli \:•l•nn·h". F11yr.llr. 11,071-l lt11•~cll•ille. J.'i,021; l·:rir. :l,!i·li .f,O'Jll Cnl11mltb, 12,7110 llrll~fonlc. r.,R.'i,'; l·:lylnn. 11.7111 Flnrcnr.r. I i,!IA f ·'lnullnn. l·l,AOi Atliru•. ••. •• •, , •, fllnnlt:nrnr.tJ, .. l\ln•t:ftn, •. ,... l'rrr.r, ....... , rir.krn~,...... l'il.r, ..•• • ,,,, ~I. cr~ir,...... ~hclhr.... .. .. r"""'''~~: CMlntr Tn~~··_ ' """"'lr•,(,1 11. 2i,IJ'.10 llunl,•illc. 7,700 I .intlrn. -t,or,~ f'il.nillr. li,2fi7 t'\lol1ilr ('itr. !l,-1111 e.7P'1,C'bihnrnr. 12,f.'.l.'i i\lr>11trn1nrrr. !l,Ofi'll~"mrtTillc. 11 , f!IO lll:uinn. r.pn rirl.rn•. i.lll!l 1\1<1nlirrll,,. s.•n:; 1'·1..illr. !i,701 !'l1dhriltr.. JJ.filli 1·11.~c.A t.oo.u. 2.?021\V"llu:r, t;. rt. Wn•l1inJl!lnn, • . :l. IH Wa•hln,ton. Wilc<1J, ••••• , . !1,!HAICanlon. - -- - · . Tn•~•'""'"• , • . \\'nlkcr, . . . . • . Tolnl, in 111:10, :lfY.l,.'i?.l '<;:) !;)' �11111... i~ <.:1·:r•rnnAJ, II 12T~'l01 l\ In JR.'20,. " • •• ... 1fl'l7,. . ... .... 2H,Mt ,. '.\O!l,!i2l uno..... .. 1020 to 111:10.......... 1131,r.2r. l.Tro111 ll11nl1011Tr: 111.A YFJI. ifn\'n1111.1lo,.. . ... !I In 1'111r.11lnn.•'f, <.: rr.r.n~ltnro', • • • . Ii • "'.~. ~l\nmrrnillt. '"'"I ~'~" llf~ti""• .. • • .. .. 11.J 1 ri I 11.1nn ,...... IO ~lrnn, • • • • • • • • • 2.~ lr<CllP:A•I'. -tl ,A7!1 \ !l:J,008 ~ 1 .12!1 111,!ii!l 2·1,!ill llnr;nl11r,.. . . . • . . I fi ('\{ \hP. l\\J'ln t"'l"''-''"n l\f lll:K\, ~hrin ';r•t. whllr. M•lro. 100,Rtn; whit• J'rm•lro, f'-1.~,r.o; 1\rl\( l\n•I 1lu111ll. \\'.': ltlln~ . f.R; •I••"'· r.,: l nl•I wh\l•f, 1!10. 100. f'rrr rnlnrc.t ~hlr.o ~11· t't ll•l\lr•, \ol•I, frm•lr.• , l11t•I, 117/olll. ' ' T~: t.~i'l. Sl•~t•-M•lr.•, ~,,,~n ; ~.~l!I: T•llft•lr~•. Thr. (nlll\wlu1 Cn11n\lc• \11\\'~l·nn lhl• Rl•lr, •lnrr thr rrn•11•.,f IA'.1(1, •I•: ll•n\on (.;hom\><:tt. (;nnsn, Mfttnn, nl\11•l11l1•h, """ell, f;11n1tcr, Tl\lll\f•H>OI. "''"""·"'' In florbo•r • llnr.~b111I, . . . • • • TIAll.·ltOAllS. '/'r.m1n~rr. nl/fl A lnhnnlfl llnil-ron 11.-C<1111pn11:,- i11cnrpnrnlr.1l in 1A:l2. C:ipit:il, $:1,000,000, lo lie rlividr.11 into ~hnrt!!I nf ~I ()II e:id1. It j9 k11ow11 th:it n pop11lnlio11 of nl lcnsl 2110,000 nlrcnrly inhnhil lk r.011nli!'!! l.inr1lr.ri11~ on lho Upper Tc11ne~scc n11<l ils lrihuf:iri!'s, nml 1l111l llwy l1nvc 11 0 m:irkct, or outlcl for !heir pro1l11cl!I, liul rhc lonl!, exp<'nsivc, n111l nlmnst impr:ic. ticnliln route lo ~r:~v ,Orlr.1n!I. The r.1111nlry r111hr:1c:r:!I nhn11l 1\11 co1111fi1~~. in T1:1111cs~Cf', V1rgmin,. North Cnroli11n, 111111 (knrgi:i; 111111 ii i!l 1101 inferior i11 fi·rlility lo rJllic~ porhon~ of Ilic Sl:ilr..s lo wlticli it IK·lnng.s. Tho I liwasscc ts n consukrnhli: slrr:n111, riqi11g in Ilic 11101111lnins of Ccor· ~i:i, :1111), running n north-westerly co11 rsc, rfo:r.linrgr.." itself i11lo the Trn. nr.ss~ nhovc the Suc.k. ror mnm 1hnn 22 miles ii i.q 11:irig:il1lc for slrnin. hnals nt nil s<-:lsons of tho yr.nr. C1•1t1llll'llcing nt lite lir:11I of slr.:ini.lin.11 11avig:ilinn on th!} 1liwMsec, it is 1iropni;c1l tn con~lnrcl n r:iif.ro:irl lo M'Nnir'~ l1o:it-ynnl, on 1hr: Gonnr.11n11~n, nn 11p1w:r hr:inr.lt or lltr: Coo~:i, disl:inl 111 1nil1~"· Cost, estim:ih~ll nt $tjl 1000. from M'Nnir'~ lio:tl-p nl, 1brl'nrl. ing Ilic Connesnugn lo New Echotn, n gon1l nr\\'ig:i linn for low-1.n:il~, rlr:iwing two r~t wnlcr, 1nny ~ pnrfrde1l nt nn r.xpcnsr. ~~.ono. l·:rlwt:i mny be consi1lcrcil thc limil of slcnm nn,·ignlinn. The ri,·cr lhrn 1:il<1~!1 Ilic 11:11ne of the Oo~lr.nnttln, nn1l, for the spar:n or r;o milr.s, 1lr~r:c111l­ ing {t) Ilic he:icl or the Coolin, every ohstnclr. lo nil 1111i11lrrr11ptr·tl 11avig:itinn 11111y lie rcmovrtl for t!i,000. Thence to the Tr.n h•ln111l!!, 1O!i mib, nll ohslrllclinm; 111ny he rCIJ10\'r,(\ for ~1,000, mnlci11i;, in nil, 271 milr.q nf c:om1111111ir.nlinn to 1~ cffoctc1l nt lhr. r.xpcrtse of $fi!i,OO(I. From lhc Trn lsl:1111ls lo Selma, in J\ lnh:imn, 1111~ 1lislnnce is JO!i milr.!:, nnrl it is propP.c:r:tl lo connr.cl theso point!! hy n r;,il-ro:irl, lhr. r~ti111:ifl:1l en~( or whir.Ii . i~ .t7:l!i,OOO. Mnlcing the n~i:;rq~:itc (lislnnee from tlm Trnnrssr.c lo Sdmn, on 1hc J\ lnlY.tmn, :n 1 milc<1, nnrl to J\lohilc 000 miles; 111111 the whole c~t nf the improvements teoo,ooo. Thr. 1 '11.1r.11111l1i11 ]lnll-rorul, which WI\!! hr.gun in 18:11, wns cn11slr1tr:lr1l in onlt:r lo nvni1l thr. r.tu~dc Shonl!!, n111l r.xlc111l!! from T11sr.11111liin lo Dec11lur. It consist!! of ft singlo trnck of roils, nml cost nlio11l t:J,!iOO :i 111 i Ir:. A comp:iny h:tll nl~o hccn incorpornlr.rt lo conc;lrnr.l n rnil-ro:i1) from Mnnlgomr.ry lo lhr. Chnllalioocltr.o, oppn!!ilo to Col11111l111!!, Gr.<lrgi:i. /\n0lhr.r rnil -rond hns ~n lntr.ly projr.de1l lo exlr.1111 from Monlgnmr.ry lo Wrst-l'oinl, nn the Chnllnliocw:hcc, nho11t 1\0 milr.!! nhQvc Colmnl111!!, Ilic leni;th of whid1 will bo 11pwnnl!I of IJO mile!!. or 1'}-JI fl.112.'illfi. Fr"'" T1t•t.11. J :1 1r.1 1,,,,.,, rn 11t..hil1. Tri r,.,rnr.•lrnro', . .f:J Frnlll lf11nr ... I lrin"f"'li•,. , • • . • I ~I /,in./rn, ••••.• , , 11 Tn lllr11111I Mri~·· /ITnnlJ!nmrr y, •... llicli:nry r.ro•r, . . r.nrnnill,, ...•.. llr.inrhill....... . llurnl C<irn, ••• , , G2 T"i!Ji•illc, .••• •.. 7:1 fl /,.hlr;•• •• •••.• !J:J ,11,,l,ilr, .. ...... • . . • . Io IJ:; 1oi//r /fl '/'11 .o rnlnnM, ,,;,, /lln11nl.rni//1. 2. lNTf.l\Nt\1. lM\'ROVF:ll\ENTS or ~::'I rusc:A/.OUSA, 2:1 ('.lro<>l~w /\11 r.nr.y, l:l'l .flj Hoak '~ St"nrl, • . . !12 231 GI fl9 I 0. 1:'"'" Fnrr 21illVrr"""• • .. • • • .. 2fi 11;, Mirr.hell t~ /Ito frilr. Wn•lrin~lnn, • • . • 10 12;, Snrntr"il/r, . ... , . t:1 llln1111l i:;p rinr,.. .. -ttl ~'""'&"'"cry, r-:lr;tnrr,. ..•• . • , • :111 111'.I Jn11r-'huro',..... . A II; iP 1'1 !JO II H 21 It? 21 1r.:1 2:; lllfl !!II 4'2 2:111 JI ~f.I 11 2i5 (:,piflr, , , , , , , • 211 l'inc•illr, .. , , • , . 21 IH -t;"0 !;;"1 (:..lli·rrillr.,.,.,., 1:1 127 ti. F mm /Ir""'· fnrtt rry to Cl11i. 2r. RI 1r,,,/iinl!/nn, C. If. 11 1:1P 21 Jll!i Mn•1nl Vcrnnn,.. .fJ IP I ""'"'· fl 11 :i Mnhilc, • • . • . .. •• :11 21e T<> l111rnl ("nrn, u in Nri. IO, ••. !JP " 121 C/11ilwir nr. • ••••• 2tl 122 :121 l:iJll7. Frnm 71•.<rlff,.,,M In "'""'· frnm llb~rlJ In f!nl""'J• rio Gtn· '1'11 \Vl1il n•lrnrr,, . 10 /lln.11nl.~rillr, •.•. Vill•l!n :::pri111:••. '~''''""• .... ... . . Jn;1r.~hnrn', .. , .. . llru:hhurl, ...••• 1'/JS(; 111.00S A, :J. f'rnn• /111111• · riillr '" /.'/mrnr.r . Tri Atlirn,,. • • • . . 2:i ltnl!rr~\'illr., , •. , . 211 i\l"~"'"·illc,.. ... (·'Im rn r.1, . . . • . . . 111 I;", ·I. F1 "'" /Tri,,, ... ril/rln '/'11nr11nlrin. T" M""rc~\'illr.,. • 20 l>r.r.•litr,... . .. • . !l Cnmlbn1l, .••••. 21 l.rliiJ!ltlnn, ... ,., l ·I T1"c11n1lii•,... • 10 :i. f'Mm 7),.~,,. 1.,,..,. '" M"'''f!"'"· rl'y, nit1 S rlmrt, To Cnrtf.,i:r., . . .. I 20 l"cu~~col•, lrrri//~. t'. T. r.1 Tn llhr~ . ... .... 21i -l!illCrnlrrrillr, . • , . .. I :1 :t.1 5!i ;\hrlr••illc, . ... . 21 ft:lll':1. Frmn <"nl111n . /i111, /lfi., I• /llonf. iO 1_:,,,,,,1111•,....... -17 110 MonlJ!"'""Y• •• ,. !I 11!1 f!nlTlr~y. T<> l\l nun l 7.ion, 10 l'iclrr11riflt, . . . . l:l 2:1 ii. Frnrn rnlrirnli111 :1 7 Virnno, . . . • . . . . 1 t ' " 7'11•'"'""·"'· , ("linlnn, .•.•••. . 1'2 f'irlrn.,•illr, .. , 2:1 f. ~ I i211 ~1•ringfirlrt, . • • . . !111 .'ill TUSCA/.OUSA , .f!l P:l T·.'1 i•,. .......... II C.·I f:rrrn'-1.,,rn'. .... 11 11111 7·1 '.!. Fr1tm T•,,cmn. 11(,,rinn, .•••••.. IA If M f,;,, In 1111111'1 N-lmo, .•••••.• • 2:;111:1 Sin nil. 21i 1r.·1 Tn 1111•.,llDillf, •• IPI llVrrru•n, • · • • • • • · r,7 .,-,...JiinJ!lnn, ••• • IO 17'.I f'il-r~i/I,, ••. . • . • :l'I C:nf11ml111•, /Iii •• , • r.o 11 l Mnnltnmrry, • • • · 10 111'.I ... 2'll1Tn J\l lSSISSlPPI. Tnr. "'holn m1111try nnw incl111lr.1l in the ~l:ilr,q nf ~li~~j.,!:ippi nnrl Alnh:imn, \\'O!I d r1imr.1l hy Frnurr. n~ n rnrl or J,mri!linn:i, frnm lheir fir~I !:rt. 1l,.111r.nt nn 1111: !;hnrrs nr tltr. \.ulr or Mrxir.n. 111 171 r., n rnlnny nf Frrwl1 l'!:lnhli~l1r.1 I lhr.msl'lv1 ~q nmnlll? lhe Nntr.hr7. ln1li:tn!:, nn•l l111ilt n fnrl \\ lwrr lhr. r.ily nf N:ift"ltr~ nnw !;(nnrl~. In 172!1, lhi!I col(l11y, lnJ!rlhr.r with 11111 i:c:lllr.111r.nls on thr. Yn1.00 n111I Wn!:ltiln riw~rs, nmn1111ti11g lo nllout iflll prr. sons, wr.rr., willi tl1r. r.xi:q1linn of lltn-o or four i111livi1lunlq, 111n!'c;nr."'1l liy llir. Nntr,hr.7. n111l Clrir.kn~nm~. \Vhito sr.llf,.mrnl, were nOr.rwnrrl!I pnrlinll.\• rr:nr.wr.il, hut lhr. c.n1111lry rr:m:iinr.cl in ~rr.:il p:irl n tfil1lr.rnc!lq, 11111il nf-,..r 17r;;1, when tire whnlr. of lhr. lr.rrilory C:t~I or lho Mi~~is!:i ppi river, dnimr1I lty Frnncr., wns r.eclr.tl lo (irenl llrilnin. 111 lltn i:11rrcc1lin~ yr.nr, tlw. lnllrr powr.r l•><1k pnsst=ion of thr. ro~I!! within the <"r.rlr.•1 lr.rritory, n111I ""'" irh. y :J .......... c::.. ....... PRINOIPJ\L STAOD ROUTES. roru1,l\TION AT 01rrr.m:rrr r rn1oos. In 1810, lcH tl1nn 10,000; in JfllG, 29,GB:J: in IRIS, 70,!i·l'l INCllF.A•P:· ?RI "f,I\ "" 1\1,\. vmw or �"H J ,4,,i!i t~I~\ s· I 1'-11! ~~· '"''1 .,11 ... I ~ ·".j I ;~ 1; : fl ... •i·~" ,. l I, ./ ·1 l\ -.tl I,· .li1r ;~r ...ll -,!'I!. • ' ,i q f ·'1r ... :1·· -1 ·t .~ ;,·· i' ~·1 Ml~<;ls.511'1'1. c:pmnu vmw or 2R:2 sln111ling thr. ho!llilo )lpirit cli1plnyc1I hy tho nnli\'e~, tl1r. Engli!lh 1lirr.r.1t:1I lhrir nllr.nliou to thll counlry, n111I hcgnn lo i;rlllc nlio11t Nnrr.hr.:r.. fly 1l1r. trcnty of L78:J, Grcnt JJrirnin rr.lin'li1isl1r.cl rhe f'loricln!I lo Spnin wi1'1011t n11y ~r"'r.ific hoimclnri<'~q, nncl nt the Mme time 0:1lc1I lo Ilic Unilr.cl Slnlc~ nil thr. counlry north of the 1'1ir1y.firsl dr.g1i:c of norlh lnlit111le. The tr.rm~ or rt.is cr.ssinn o~nr.cl on nmple fir.hi of clispulc l~l\\'CC'.11 the Unilrcl ::lln lr~ :11111 ~pain, wliich continued lo ngilnlc the two nnlio11q for sr.vr.rnl yr.nr'I. Thr. ~pnninri l!I rr.lninr.tl po~sr.<1sio11 of Nntcl1r1., nml the posl11 nnrlh of lhi: lhirty.lir!:t rlr.grcc, until 1708, when lhr.y finnlly nh:in1lonr.1l them In lhr Uni11:1l ~lak!>. In Ilic yenr I SOil, tlac tcrrilnry hctwr.en the river J\ljq~j~. sippi nncl tlir. WC'.c:lem hotm•lnry of Gc:nrgin, wns r.recrr.<l inlo n 11ic;linct lr.rrifn. rinl gnvrrr1111r11t. Hy lrcnly in HUii, nt Fort .Arlnms, rltr. (;'1or.lnw l111li:i11• rcli11~11 i.c: lir.1l lo 1l1r. llnilc«I Stnle~ n lnrgn lrnr:t of lnnrl; nnrl olhrr r.r~!; inn.c: lr:\\'c !>incr. liccn nmrlc. On the ht nl' fllnrch, 1Al7, 1111 nr.l nf C.:fll1gr<:!'!' I \\':1!; p:t!<.c:r.rl, n11thori:r.i11~ the inhnhilnlllll of the wr.slcrn pnrl or tlm ~li.c:.c: i.c: . ! .c:ippi territory lo fomi n Om.c:lil11lio11 nml ~lntc Gm·rrn111e11I, n111I prm·i1li11!! ; for the nrlrnil>~ion of the Slole 1hw.1 fornml into tho Union. Acconli11gly, " \ !;1'>11\'Clltion mr l in July' 1817' hy which n Sin le C<im:lit111io11 wn~ rnr1111 ~I j n111l rim provi.c:ionll fC']llircrl hy the net of Cott~r<'-'!I hn\"ill:! h<Tll r.nmplir11;1 wirh, 11r;: ne w S tnlc of J\li ~~issippi lx:c:nnc n 111r:111l1Cr the C.:011fc1lr.rnli1111 1 in I lr.r.rml.r.r following. Tiu! $t nl l~ or Mis.c:i.c:c;ippi jq l)(111111lr.1I nn the north hr Tcnnr:.c:~rr, r:i.c:I I·)· i J\l;ihnmn, !'<mlh hy the Gulf of J\lr.'.'<ir.o 01111 l ..oui.c:inrm, \IT .«:I hy J,011i.c:i:111:1 :. n111I Arltnm::il! :crrilory. It ill nlio11t :JOO milr.~ iu n\·r.rngr lrngllr, nr11l l1ill! ; 11 hreatlth ; nrcn, nho11t-l8,llOO sr(ltnro milc.'1 1 nrul fro111 nlwml 28 lo :JU,000,01111 11r.rr.c: . Thr. prinr.ip:il ri,·r.r~ nrc llro Mi.c:.c:i!'.qippi, Penrl, Pn.c:r.nl!nuln, Y111.00, Jll;ir.k, Tr.11111'c;.c:rr., nml tire wr.clr.rn lirnrrcl1c., of f/io TnmlK:r.ld><'. The Mis.c:i.c:1=ippi i fo nm: the wr.o;lcrn hounrlnry fr~rn lnl. :JI" lo :J!j 0 N.; 308 milr.!I inn l'iglrll linr, hut Ii\' the colm;c or the mer 11rr1r 700 tnilr.!I. T hc. .c:n1;tlicrn ~n rl. of Ilic St:ilr., ex lr.rulin~ nliout J 00 mike; nnrllr frmn !hr. ( -; 1M of J\Je:rn:?, IS rn rn;~ly n cf111mpnig11 COtrlllry, wilh or.c:ii:iou:if !~ill~ or 111111lcrnlr. dernl1011, nncl 1.q cm·crr:1/ 1ri1h fi •rcslq of Ilic lrmg-lr.:l\'1·1! I"""• inlr;rc;p<:rsr:cl witl1 f:J'.JlfC.~!I 1r 11:nmp.~, o~n prnir ir.~, nrHI ir.111111.l:ifr1l ~'.nrs l1~. ~ cn1mtfcrnl1fr. port1m1 o( tlm1 /inrl is str~r.rpri 1 1 lr. of r11l1tvnlrnn. 1 Im !>ml r:i ~:11cr.ill.Y r-::imly, r-:omr.tim~ grn"cl ly n1111 clnycy. It i!'I cnp:ililo of 1:m· tlur111g cnl/nn, m rn, inrligo, s11).!nr, J!nnlen ''<'gctahlcs, pbtns, cl1crrrr.s, 1w:ir./1cs, fi,,,c:, sour ornngr.'I, n111\ J!rnpr.q. · 111 prrn:~clin~ north, ·rhc rnc~ of thr. r~nnnl ry llN'.~mr.~ more dcvn~r1I 111111 ' ngrccnhl y 1\i,·cr.c:ifir.11. T he g rowth or 111111.c r cnnw=ls of pnplnr, lur.lcory, flnlt , \,\"ck w11\n11I , ~11gnr.mn11lr ~ lmr.h<'yc, r.lm, lmcl\!ir:rry, &r.:, :11111 rite ~ni\ i!: C'.XC".C'.C'l\ing\ y fotti\c, ['fOll11C111g nl.11111\nnt C:Top • Of C:O!lnn, c;orn , ~\ITI'! 11 \'"\nil'<'!', in1\ii;o, J!.nfllrn vr~rt nl 1k~, n111l fr uil. Nr.n rl y nil !hr. rn1111I ry . wntrrccl hy tho Yn7.00, is tlesr.ri\Jc<l ns incompn rnlily frrlil r., well wnlcrr.cl, ' n111l, hr:iltl 1firl. . · (,011011.'q !hr. slnplr. pr01l11r.lllln or llm Rtnle. Pc:id1r!'I n111l figs nm rhn fruil~ 'I innc:[ r.n!'rly prorlrrccrl. Appfc.<1, plu m~, lem on~, nnrl ornll!;llS, nrr. r.ommon.,i The d irnnln ill fr.mpr.rnln, nml in the dr.vn lcrl pnrls g~ncrnlly 11r.:ilrl1r.1J. Tlir fnrn l !'il11nfil)n of rltis 11lnlr, tllll frrlilily of ii!! !':oil, 't he lr.mpr.rnl11rr. of I il.c: dimnl'.', 01111 !hi} '·nl11r, of ils pr~1l11cl ions 1 will cloulillc!<:s cnusc it lo re· tnnin nu 1111pnrlnnl pnr! of 1'1n tlmnn. __J or 0 I I I 2R.1 'l'lic Glmdnw nnrl Ci1ir.kn~\Y lndinn' f'O'll-~~~ n lnr~ J!Qrtinn of tlin trr. rilory of rliill Stnlr., r.111hrrrcing Ilic norlhr.rn nml ('n!'llr.rn pnrt~. The trnct11 pos!:e~sr.rl hy !Ire~<;!! trilir.ll, cmnprire 11omc of 1110 linr,:,I pntl!'I of thi? filnk, ohourulin~ willi r.~len!'li\'C nnd IJf'.n111ir.1I prniricq, Tim C.:lroclnw!I nnrl Chir:l~ . nsnw!'I lt:t\'C wr.11 cultivnl~J fir.hi~, nml J.tr~t n11rnlicr!'! or f1t>r.«:f"!'I, cnlllr, hni;•. nrnl slicr.p. Many of tltcm ore mcdmni~, nnd their women ~rin ond mokr cloth. There nm 8 hnnk!'I nnrl hrnncli~ in tlii!'I Slnlr.; vi?:. :l nl Nnlclrr.7., l nl Port Gi~son, 2 nl Viek:<1hurg 1 I nl Woodville, nntl I nl lt()()ney. rorur.ATION or COUNTIF:.<J. rnr11lollM Conn1r Tnw ..... I Cnflnllr•. r~""'"""" r;...'"'' Tnwn•. "''"'""·· . •.. . . - -n.!1:11 N ......~-tc..1-,r.- 7..--- ' ..M~.-ti~i..,-n-,-.-.-.-.-. 11 --,.,....'l-.1""J j.-r.1~'"'""· J\1Hilr, .. ... .. 7.!IJ.. l,iltl"rl,.. 111.rinn, • • • •• . J,f.'.'11 c:...lnmhi11. (;lnil,,,rnr., , • • . !l,713i rmt (,i~. J\lnnr~ • • ,.. . . J.Flr.I llnmilt""f:nuutJct1. Gnpinl1, . .. , . , . (:Otinf!lnn,... . Frnnklin,..... r:1rr11r, • ••• ,.. llnnr.nck, .. • • . 11' I '"' c~•• • • • • • • 7,001 1:nlhlin. 2,!i:il \\'illi•tn~lmrr. -i,li'2'1 J\lrn ch·illr.. l,R:i·I l.rnltotillc. I .'lr.t l'r>rlinr.Cnn. fllil' ~JA<:li!iON, '' ·• ~ llnJ'"'""'t. 1,7!12 .lnr.lt~nn, C.11. !l,i!i!i Fn_rrllr.. 1.H I Elli~·illc. Jnck~""" . , ... .JrlTr"" "• . • . • • Jn11r•, . . • . • . • • rrrrf,• ••• ,. .. l'iltr,,. . . ... .. llnnkin, • • • • • • Simi"""• ... .. Wnrrl'n, ...... 1..,wn1lc•, . . . . . 2.0~J Wornc, • • • .. • Wilkin"""•' . , . Y 111.cn, • • • • • • • 2.r.Rn 7,Plil l,!11r. 2,7RI J l,ltPli li,!i!iO Totol, . • • . l:llt,FIOG I w.~hinilnrr,.. !t,'2!1:1 l\fonlicrlln. :1, 11 J c.,1111oh11,. J.n wrrnr.r, • . . • 2,JOO ,\u,n•la. !i,..0'1 llnlmrnifll!. rorut.ATION AT DIFflrnF.NT llrontlnn. Wr1hillr. \'irk•hnrr;. rrinrrtnn. \\'in,.hr•Crr. \\',..,.hillc. lknhm. rmuot~. ll"t:'llf:A~P'. II ~1.nr~. li<Cll.l':A•r:. In IFl?fl,. • • •• , • • i!i,·M~ , ••• • . • •. ••• • • • •. • , ',' ••• • ••• • . J'.?,R(.t ' IPJO, . . .. .• .• l:llt,fllllt 1-'rnm lfl'20 In IPJO, •••• • • . . fil,:J5R f...'i,fi:'i!l :n,Rt:'i nr ,.,,.. nhn .. ,. P"'J"•':tfl,.,,, n( rP:J•. thrrr " .,.,,.. ,.. hltro ~,,.,,.,., :P . •·~: ,.. hitr rrm•tr•. lf ,!)';J ; ,,,.,., 11n1I •'""'"· 7'1: Miiut, 41...';: tnt1tl 1''hltr• . 70. U:t. ) 'r(''! MlrtrC'tf :U1tlf'P, !ZflfJ; rtm1lr"· t:11 : t o l•I ..\l'I ~fn t'r•- "'"'"'·· :n,•""!l; f"tml'lh:•. :t'l/.l'1 : '"'"'· r.:;/..\'t. Th-. f11Unn·lnr rn11n1lr• hur ltr~n "''""''-'" "'""' tltYl;-J\101., , r""""· f"h.vto"·· r·r,.l . ""'"'""· Jn•r-r, J:rn•I"''· l .•uArrA•lr, J.-:•ke, H.,hnlo•, f/nJ11L~-.. O•ktlb~h•, f\:nll, flrnllh. 'f11ll1th1'tt.hr.~. \Vin "'""• •nft \'•lnlu111h11. I NT Ell NA,, 1J\1rnov f.M f.NT~. J\ nonnf or Jntrrnnf Jrnpro\'ClllClll WO!! orwmi7.('lf l1y tire J A'J;i<=fnfllm in I A2!l, r.on .c:ic;ti11~ of !Im (:o\'Crnor onrl lhn:c C:ommis~io11r. ~. T~ l~1nrol wn!> n11thnri1.rrl lo rmploy n ci\'il cni;inccr, nncl lo nrgolinlc n lnnn <if tlw ~1110 or ~too,ooo 11pnn rite r:r("clit of tho Stnl<", to lie .npproprintcrl to '"" iinprn,·r.nwnl f)f tlir. nnvi~nhlo fl:l rrnm!'I nnrl p11hlir. ro.ir)q within thr. ~lnlr . By nn nr.t of Co11~rr.~~. pn~.c:r.iJ J\fnrch 1, 1817, five rcr rf·nt. of thr. 11rn1 pnicr.crlll of rhr. ~nlr.!! of pnhlic lnncl!'I will1in ll1f! Slnlc wrr~ m:rrH·1l fi•r nial<in~ ro:itl!I nnrl r.n11nlq; nnrl llrrN'·finlr" of tlris (r.nllnl tlrr. tlirrr rrr rr~rf • .f1mrl) nrc ~11l~r.d lo npprnprinlin11 l1y lhr. ~lnlr. (,i·ciidnlure l<1 tho!:r nliJr.d" mithi11 rim 81nlr.; tltn. othr.r two.r.flhs nro nt the 1li!"fl()Sl\I U)ll· grr.s'I for ro:icl~ lc:ulin::; ro rhc Stnrn. or RAii. noA ~ .A llnil.ro:i1I jq prnjrr.lr.•l frnm H'l'l'lff,,ilfr, in tlri!I Sink, In St. Frrmrii. rillr, in Lnul.c:inn:i. Thr~ roulc!'I lmvr. ln·n sttrVCJCfl, nnrl 0110 or thrrn i:d ~dr1I for tliri ,i~"'nlr.r prrlinn nf tlra 1 1i~r1111cc. Length, 28 tnilc!. Co!:I, eslrrn11lc1l nt n lrltlc le!:" rlmn $Ii 000 n mifl~. · ' -• .,.,.,. - -·----··-11dm·l1•:-.• '"" ' ,,, ,,,; ·~;;t;j~; t.;;ttftRihe t=•••r, ""'' u~ ' t""'l"d'' .,, _.,r'!f ''"d 10 rrrn~t·'! lu ''"" t o 11• 111"! .,, er.,. f1lf',~n t . IU"rtl9f'n. ~ ~ f. . • �'... I j J ;"'-' I 21H A ro11fc for n rnil-rontl lrn!l nlso l>Cc11 surveyed from l'idc.,ft11r~, in \Vnrrr11 ce>1111ry, to Cli11to11, in I linuc.'J counly, rim clislnnc:o of nlio11t ' ;,:; miki1. Tf11~ f1nof1s ltn\'r. 11~11 opcnc1l, nnrl n lnri;c part of tho stock tnko11. Nn tln11lol ill cnlr.rlninccl of il!l going inlo opr.rnlirm. Them is n " Pno;,," froni the l\li!lsissippi ri,•r.r, nc:ir flt. Jlcll"11n, lo llir. Ya·1.oo ri\'cr, nhoul 100 miles nhove the mouth of tltr, lnller, which i!l nhoul lo \11~ n111;m·1\ nl n comp:lrnli\'cly trivial cxprnse. llo:llll fl:l \· i g:rlin~ tlir. Mi~. sissi1•i1i, hy \11ki11g this collfSC1 will rnvo 11lio11l !i~ ~ni~c!l i 111.•l slill m~rc will hr. ~aim:il in nscc111li11g, ns the current of tho M1ss1ss111p1 will lK1 "''011lcrl. ~ 6 ' (a . 1,;: . .'·'., • ;~ ~ .~ \:'. i .~ I} I cmNEllAI. vrnw OF PnJNOIPAL STAGD ROUTES . I . l·i n111 r:nf,,,,,1,,,; '·"· {:londa IV /I i:rnr.y, 22 ll11~ft'R ~f ~OlfJt • • . ~l n·li~1111,·i ll•'o • .•• !J2 JR JtlCliSO/\', .. · · t,;Ji11 (nn 1 •••• •• • • l/n'fmnnd, .•. .•• • llnr:l1y rl'rinr:·· •• /'art I ;;/,, no,, .. •. 7 2'27 /lr inpim, • ..• · · 1111, ·I 1:1 2:i 2~1'2 Tln11nrl (;,,rr/, . • . '.!!I ~ ·12 Ii 2:i8 Nl~ IVU/ll.J~tl/'\S Jr. "71l l'\"nfr.lt rr , ....•... Woot!"i/I,, •.••. . :ir. 2!1-f -J J -f J,"urcl fljlf, f.R ... l!i :10'.l J :n SI. Frnnr:i•nillr, . . 1-1 :12:1 '.!. From Jflr.l~nll In I r,fl llnlnrt lln11[!r, . . •. 2'1 :Jr.'J. Fir.f..,1•11• 1!· lilt llf :w~l1nc, . . •• • •. .. ,,. .... rn ....... . .... 10· :Jr. 17!1 l hrr tJill•, nt St. /\ 111~lr r 1b111,. • • • . 2.'i 211!1 (;,.f,r irl'1 CA11rdt, 7 :JAi i'lf•ml:ollon n, . . . . . Jiil .f.'i 2:211 f)<>rinlrltflllrtil/r, , . 22 •Ill.'! I 'irhl111r,:, . . . , . . !I !ii Foyr.l\r, ...•.••• IVn .. l1i11i:lnll,., •. ltt 1Yr10 U1/c,,11.•, 2~ Ill !l :Ill 11 I i ; LOUISIA NA. I} l'111:,·1ott!I to the yrnr 1811, thr. nainr. of Ln11i!<i:111:1 l1<:lnngrrl In 1l1c wl1olr nr lhat \':l!<I nml ill-1ldinr.1I trnr.t nf C!llllllry wliir:li \\'llS i:erlcil hy Fr:111c:r. lo lhr. \111i1r.rl 81atcs in 18 03. On tho tcrrit'lry of Orlrnw1 hr.r.n1ni11g n ~fnlc, ii :11lnpl•:rl tlic ~r.ncml nnme for illl partic:ubr llJ'fK'll:ilinn, nnrl tl1c rr:1n:ii11i11g f'orli1111 e>r tlir. original ).AJ11isinn:1. lin!I 1'f'l:r.ivcrl clislinct clr.11i1111i11nlio11~. Tlir. first :-c1tlr.mc11l within the limit~ of tltis :)tnlc '''"11 mnil11 l>y n small Frr11c:h col1111y in J G!l!l, 11mlcr thc co111111:1111l of ~ I. D'lhcrvillc. Tl1c cily of Nr." Orlr:111s ''':lS fo1111ilr:rl in 1717. )11 17fi:J the whnlc of Lm1isin n:1. wac; r.r1l1·1I lo !-:pain, hut from 1111! rc$illlnncr: of tl1e i11h:iliitnnls, llmt powl't clirl 11111 uhl;1in pnssl"_c;sion unril 170!>. Spain n:hi11r.1l her :111thnrily in lhi~: prorinrc 11111il I ROO, wl1r:n, by :l secret lrenly, it wn!l rc.cc1lc1l lo fra11m. The rc11c\\'al of the wnr in Europe, nOcr rho l'ICOCC Amic11s, 11nt prr111illi11g Fra11ce In t;ilce pn~o;essi•m of Lo11isi:i11n, it w:is lr:i11!'fcrrcrl lo !ho l/11ilrcl 01 alc·s li1r llm !';11111 or (j() 111illir1119 of frmir.c:, or nl1011t l!i 111ill inm1 of clnll:irs, i11 April, J803, nntl in the ltillrnl'ing f)rr.,.111IK'r, gi\'C·n up lo the .J\111r.rir:111 n111horitir·s. By 1\11 net or Co11wcss, pas<:rtl Mardi, 180·1, )A)llisin1t;i wao; rldiniti\•dy i:11IJ1livitlr1l. The n<>rlhr.m p:irl, nhn\'e latit11<lo :l:J0 , w119 n:i111rrl lhr. lr.rrilory of Lo11i!linnn, n111l the lower scclion, the territory of Orlr:i11s . . l 11 18 1I, h;ivin~ nc'111ire1l nn nrlcrpmlc pop11lntion, Congrc.c:!l r;r;inl1;1I lhr: I i11h:1l,it:rnls pqwcr In form n Sl:ito omstit11lio11. Jn 18 1~. thr. nrcr.ss:iry slr'Jl'I h:1,·i 11~ hccn lnhcn, lltc Slnle or Lo11i!linnn Wn!l rn11kr.il in tl1r. li~t or i111l,.p·~rnlc 11t Slates of the Union. h powerful llritish nrmy invnclcil 1l1is ~ l :ilr :, lkr.cmlJCr, ] 811, hut nOr.r some pnrlinl nctio11<1 1 the cnr.111y w:is 11llr.rly dcli::itr.tl, Jn1111nry Rrh, lfl l!i, 01111 llie co1111try nhan1l11nctl hy fllf'm shnrlly nfir.rwnrrl<:. Tlii!l cvc11t t;avi: lo J.011isinnn. n dassic: inlr.rrsl in ll1r. liislnry or tl.r. tlnitecl Statc.<1, nrul lr.n lir.r lo the pcacenlile p11rs11ils of tl1r. :iris or !<or.inl life, nncl lhc c11lli\·:ilio11 of hr.r sr>il. utt :i !·.: ~~ ,j1 1 ~1 I ;\ :~ 1I." 1~ l~ J~ ~ ~ or 1.0UISIANA. 2R5 Thr. purdinsr. of Lo11ii1innn, nlthough vchcmr.nlly r.rns11f!'1l nt lhr. limr, hy the p:uty oppmr.11 to l\lr. Jefferson, j 9 now nclmille1I on nil hnn~ll lo h:ivr. l~n nil nr.t. (lf qrr.~l politicnl wisrlom. It do!!c<I up n J.rp.111 r;our~ of r.on. lrovcrlly \\'Ith l•Jrr.1~n powcrll, ntlrlc1l nn nlm~t ho11111llr.l'll lrncl of rr.rtilr. ~01111try lo our territory, nr11I e;,tc111lc1I the 1l11rntion of lhr Uniou, hy gnin111~ ro.r tltr, "'':'lcrn S tnlr:l tl1r. grent nnlmnl 011tlr.t for their pnKl11ctin11!1. 11'.'~ .01~1r. .~ll ho11ndc1I on thr. norlh hy Arknn!IRll tcrrilMY nrnl Clir. ~tnll" l)r M1i:~~~s1pp1 i nn tlit? r.:tsl hy lhc i:nme Stnlo; (ln lhr. south l1y tltr. C:nlf of Mc:m:o; .""'J 0~1 tht? wr.st hy the l\lcllii:.nn 1lominio11!!. The :1!111 clrJ!rn: l)f nnrlh lnhl11dc Ill !Im northern houmlnry, We'll or the flfo•!ii!lllippi ri\'l"r, nntl tl1c :ll!il 1lr.gl"{'C Oil llio rnsl of llmt ri\'l~r; the l'cnrl n\'er i11 illl l'!'!ln'ml" !",1str.rn l1111111ilary, nnrl 1110 finhino iL, w~lcrn. It ill in lr.n~th 240 mil~, hy 2111 in hrcnclth. It mulnin!I 48,220 !l'Jlllll"C mil~, or !JO,Fl<i0,~00 ncr~. Thrce-~1nrtl~s. nf l~te Slnle nro witlmut nn dcvnlion, lh"t om lie rr<'J"'rly cnllc1I n lull . 1 he pmc w001ls grncrnlly lm\·r. n smfncc of n n :ry pnrtirulnr clmrriclr.r, ri~illJ! iulo line 11wcll!'I, wirh tnl>le surfncr.11011tl10 !'11mmit,11nil rnllcp from :JO to ·IU feel 1lr:cp. Jlut they ore witltonl nny pnrlic11l:ir mn~r, nnrl, like tlm wn,•r11 of n hi~h nml irrcgnlnr !'CTI· T'1c nll11vinl :o:oil j,. lrn:I, n1111 the swnmp!:, which nm the only inunrl;itcil nll11vionc:, nro clrnrl flnf~ . T hr: 1·nsl prnirir:s, whirh conslilulc n lnrgo 1>orlio11 of the !'11rf.icr. nf rhr !)1nh\ hnvr., in n rc111:irknhlo 1lrgr~, nll the distinclivc n~pcdll of prniri~. To thr. ryr. tltr.y ~m Ill! lr.vd ne thr. still !'Urfacr. or " lnkc. Tltry nrr., c:tr.cpt thr. rpinking prniri~, higher nml drir.r tlmn the 1:nvnnn:i'I nf Flnri•ln. Tl1e new nrnl rr.motc pnrish tnkcn from Nnt chitrx:h~ . ('nlleil Glnill(1rnr, ill n h i~ lt nml roll ing connlry.-'fhcro nrn r.onsi1ll"rnhlr. liill'I li<:yon1l thr Misc;is~1ppi nl111vin11!', CMl of tltnt rivr.r. Hut gr.ncrnlly ~l"'nliing, Lnui~innn i!l onr. i111111rw;n plnin, rlivi1lcd into pinc-woo<l .., prniric!';1 nl111viom1, 1nvnmp'I, nml ltir.hnry nnil nn lt lnml!!. On thr. hnnkc; nf thn ~fo:si~~ippi, f,n fnurrh!', thr: Tl"<:h!', nn1l !hi' Vrr. million, hr.lnw Int. ;)0° 12' norlh, whrrcn~r Cho soil i" r lr.1'n!f:fl nl>nl'l" tllf' nnn11nl in11111btion'I, 1t11gar r,rm ho pr01lt1r.Cfl; nml the lnml!I nro J!l"ll•'rnll y rlr.\'Otr.11 In thi" r.mp. In nil 11thr.r pnrls of tl1c f'lntl", r.nllon i'I tlir. !'lnplr. The '"'"c;I rli"tr ir.ls for r.nllnn nro thr. hnnk'I of Hrtl HiYl"r, W ""ltiln, Tn·lw, nn1l tlir. Mi.. ~ic;c:irpi. Hir:c i" more pnrticuln rly r.onlinr.11 lo the bnnk" nf thr ~l is.,is~ippi, whr.re irrigntion ('nil he cnsily pcrformetl.-Tl1r. rpinntily of lnml within rhr. Slnln nclnplr:cl to the wlrirntion of tlio thrro 11tnplc.., hM (l<:('n eslimntcrl n'I li1llnw!l: !';llgnr, 2[10,000 nr.rc'I; rirr, 250,000; cotton, 2,'100,0110. ~n111e of lhn i;11~:ir-plnnlcr!! hnvo 1lcrivcJ n n:vrnne in ~nm,.. ycnrll of ,1100 frn111 tlm lnhnr nf cndt nr tlir.ir 11lnvC:'I; rmm t:1f10 In t 1!-.0 is tltc nnlinnry 1:nlculntion. Tito culli,·ntinn nf collnu ic: l>r.lirvr1l In 1..r.'ln:illy prnlil:ihlr.. The nmnunt of !lllgnr h:i!! ~rn1l11nlly inrrrm:rrl in thi~ 81ntr., from 178:J lo tltr. prr1'rnt lime. A 1l111y of 2 ~ ~r pnunrl 1)11 fi•rri~n s11gnr, frnm J BO:J up ICI 1 Al O, nn1I (lf :l cr:nls uniii rcr.('nlly, nnrl nl prr!:rnl 2 ~, n111I of JO cr.nl, n gnllon <'II rnoln..,~q until ln~ t yrnr, 111111 nl prr.c;!'nl !'i r.r.nl:i:, hall fir.r.11 Ilic orr:Minn of lhi11 nrh·nnrc i11 lhr. r11fli\·ntin11 or thc s11~n r -r.nnl". It ill nslimntr.rl tl1nt I !i0,000,000 pn11111l<1 of ~u~nr nrc n111111nlly rnnll11med in the {Jnitr.rl f::r:itr.~. nnrl llml morr. tkin 100,1100,0011 nf po11111lll nrn now mnrln in Lo11i.qiann, Florirln , nnrl Groqlin, h11l hy fnr thr. wrnlr.qt pnrt in l.nui!linnn. In tlti" ::;1n1c th""' nrr. nt thr: pl"l"~nt timr nlioul r.0,11110,1100 of 1lollnr!l inw~lccl in tltr. ~11gnr h11.<1i11~~. in lnnrl~. !llnW'.'I, s lrnm-r.11gi 11r~, nnrl olhrr pro~r ly; thQ '11mnlity nf S"!!nr mn1lc hr.m in t:l""'" II ~"' �j ; 12fiG"_____ t ·~ l ~,.; l ij· ~,, ··f·:i •i' , ;.J . ii,, (~: ·~ : :! ' (• i I :5 j.'• . ., I i~. ~ ·,1 ..' ·1'·,: 'j ~ ci"1·:N·1~iiA~VJ~\V oF J.oUl~IANA. 181 o. i.s c.st imatcd nt ncnrly I 0,000,000 of pouncl!!, so llmt in 20 ycnrs the i1u:ri:a.s1: 1111" l~cn nhoul lc11-foltl. The r.xlcn.sivc prnirie lnn1l. in the .so11th-wr..st rnrl of thr. :::itnlr., cmhrncini:: the ilislrict of OpclCtu.sns, nnil the grrnlcr pnrl of J\llnlrnpn", i!! mo.st n1l1nirnl1ly :11lnplc1l t11 thr. rcnri11g of cnlllr., n111I lrn!l hitll('rlo bt:f'. n 11.sr.11 nl mn~ I cxd11c;i\·r.ly for tl111l purpose. Mn11y of lhr. r icltc~r plnnlcrn rm tlir. Tcdn: 111111 \'rr01illinn. linrc .sloclc for111.s r.s(11l1li.shccl 0 11 l\lcrmcntau n111I Cnlcu.siu rivc:r.s, 01111 cnunt llirir rnltlr. hy Ilic tli11wm 1111. Tl1c pc1p11lntio11 i~ principally r,oniinr.cl lo the .sr.lllr111r.nl" nn lhr. Mi.s.si!I· .sippi. Ju tin: upper .SPlllt:111r.11I!( Ilic i11hahiln11l!l nrr, pri111:ipnlly C1111n1li1111~ ; in lhr. 111i1lcllc, t:cr111nm1; n111l in th•; lower, Frr.11d1 n111l S pnni:ml!!. /\ fi·w yr:1r.s .si111:r , ll 111:ijt1rity of the i11l1nl1il:111l!4 wr.m Ho111n11 C:illmlir.c:. Tlir. c:l·~r;,!y of thi.s onkr, holl'cvcr, 11rc 1101 n11111r.ro11.q ; 111111 Ilic cn11.slnnl inlrn. •l111:tio11 o f • :m i ~r:ml!I from the 11orlh iii clli:c.:ling n rnpi1l tcvolulion in :111 1111 ~ i11l'lil11li1111.s of Ilic r.f'Jl•nl ry. In j1111rncy i11i; from N1:w Orlcnns ti) the mn11th nf ~nhinr: rivr.r, men nrr 1 1nr.t with in every sln~r. of ci,·ili1:1tio11. In New Orlrn ni::, nml rithcr pl :ir.~ Oil thr: k111kll or thr. Mi~.sis.sippi, tho sn~:i r nml rnllr111 planters li\'C in l'l'lrn. did rrlilir.Ni, nn1l rnjny nll Ilic luxury rlinl wr.nlt h cnn impnrl. Jn Allnk:i. pns 11t11l Opdn•1sni::, tl11: ~lure or r.!C pcnsi\'I~ lux ury \'llni.sltr!l, ""'' ill fi1llowc1l hy .s11h:-:ln111ia\ i111lrp~n1ln11:c. In the wr.str.rn pri rl ~ of Opdo11!'r1.<;, nrr: fo11111I lwnl:-:mrn 111111 ln mt rr~; thr: cnl1i11ll nrc nulcly n111l 1111 ~l ily cn11~lr!1dr1l, nnrl tl11! wh ..I•~ srcnc rccnllll In the ini:igi11atio11 Ilic prinwrn l .slalr! nf .c:rw;ir;ty. The rxpNl.s fr•>m Lo11isi1111a nrc nnl conli11r.1I In ii!! 011' 11 pro1l11r.1~. Tl1r. hull;.)' arlir:lc.<i nf nll lhc m:!;fcm Slnlr.s gn 1lown rim nli.c:i:i.s1'ippi, 11ml nrr. dcnl!'cl out at New Urlr.n11s. The nilun ~f lhc r xpnrl!! in 11:!1"1, wns $1 ,1;00,:Hi:!. In the yrnr rnrli11g :mrli nf S1·plrmlx:r, JH:JI,· Ilic mine or i111i1nrrs 111 New Orlrn11,11, from forr.irrn cn1111rric·ii, "'"" ~!1,i ll I ,fiAA. Of cx1111rls, tl1crf! were .s I1ippr.d from 111111 "r.iry il11ri11g tl111t yrnr In fnrrign r;n1111lri1·o;, ~l!"1,7!'i2 ,112!7, niul co:istwi~r, ~ ll ,1 J A,fi22; tnlal, $'l7 , 171l,fi!"1I. Thrrc \\'llS r.!Cporlc:d 1111: snmc ycnr, of <:ollon, 170/i·l I ,'l!i!l lh!!.; nr tohrir:r.o, :\!;,I :\·.l ltlul,11., niul s11gnr, :;!i,:J!i I ,:l!'i!I lh:i., r:!Ccl 11~i vc nf whrit wn.s ~r.n l up the\ i\li;;si.s!'ippi rh·cr, rl1n n11101111 t of wliir.h nlmn!;l c•11111llccl wh;it wn!I !'hip\•<'ll lo Ilic Allnnlic Sl:ilcs nnd to forr.i:;n couulric!l. _ l'Ol' Ul.ATION OF COIJNTIE!':. , ..,,... ,.,lino P.c n... nr , .. ~.1c~ . r:11i • lrr~. ;i ;;;.;1~•,m. . . . . 4 A~<llllll'liim,. . . · Itr;q, /I \·I)}(" .. . • • ll al 11n lt o11~c. R ll:i\nn Hnni: c,W C :i l:>linub , • . • • (.:ln\1W>111••, . • .• , Cn11r.n u lin, . • • • Fr.li•:innn, 1-:not, Fr:lif'in nn, \V\·~t , llu:n·ilk,... . . . JrOi·r~n11 1 • • ••• f.nr.,ycllr,.... . T.nfi1urr.llf', Tut'r Nnfr:l1il11d1r.•1 • rn···hr~. !t,11:.!t; if~;;:·,\,i:c ,.""·il1r. f ·,,iut t :oupcc •. . :;,1;1;•J /\~~1t11opf i.,n,C ll flnpiclr~ .... • • • 3 •.fr:}0 ·1 l\l:ith~•illc. ~t. l!N 11 nt1I, • • • • • Orfr nll!',... .. . l'larp1c m i11r•, .. r.,Ci~lf:l 3,08·1 lblon Rongr.. 2 ,!iEll lln rri ~milmrg. 1,7(i·I llu ~~rll•i llc. ...f.G2 Concnrdin. ...l.... ,l'I ••,.,., !=ten•·"' , .., •• r('. -- r,,~:1~ ft;;~;;T <.:'"!rc:r.. ~ S1.(.t.or ln,. · · • SJ. l lrlr.11n, • • • • SI. J:i111r.~, . •. . • SI. ),..Im llnpli~t , St. f.:in11t}' 1 • • • • ll,'H7 Jnr.kAon , . St. lllnrlin'11,. . . fl.fi'l'.l SI. frnnri~,i!IQ. St. l\lnry·~. • • . • 7,0-1!1 llir.r villc. SJ. Tnu nn ~ny, . r.,tHr. \All]ttiflr.. T crrr. ll•innr, . . 5,r.;,:i Vrrn1illin11 Tillo. Wn~lrin~lon, • . 5,!iO:J T lr ihnrlrnuxvillc \Vn,ltit•,•..... 7,!IO.'i Nnt chitor.lor~. .f!l,K18 1o:wnn1.r.AN.\ Totnl, in 1e:io. -t:l~~I Fnr l .Tn c~ .nu. - 1,.•!·' Alc~f\nclrin. :1,:l.1G r:. I .1,I· 7 4,0'.!fl SI. Hr.lr.M. 7,G•lf. ll1 i11i:irr'11. !i,f.77 llm111rl Cn rr c!. 12•.'i~ll 0 1.,.lou"" '· 7,20.'i S r. Mnrlin~•ilfc, (i,H2 Fro11klin. 2,Rf,1 (:,,,.j"l!lnn. 2,121 \\'illinm~louri:-. 2,2flf; Frnnklinlon. !i, l.f(I lltonror.. - 21!i,7:1!l .~ 2R7 l'Ol'ULATION Al' 1mn:nF.NT n :11101>s. lllCIU:A~P'. Ill .A"'.'- I l"CllltA". In IRIO, . ..... .. 71i,!i!ili, ..... . . .. ...... .... . .. ..... ... ,, :ir,r.r.IJ IB'JO, .. ..... . J!i.'J,107 From llHO In 11120, ....... . 7!i.fl!i l m,llr..f lt.tOI 18:10, ........ 21!i,7:1'.l 18'20 "1 IRJO, ..... . .. f.'1,lf-~ 10'.l,!il'.IA .f0,';'2 1 ... -···----· - or 1h~ •h·ir~ l""f"•Jnli•u• 11r l>:n, ''"''' «•tr, """~ M1 lr•, 4~,;0 1 ; r•m•Jr1, "1,:l'\ 7; .1,~r 1nA -·------ -- - il111nh, U; hli11<I, :A; 1 llrn1, l,;M: l11lal ,.hi(,1,A'l,4ll . Ft•f!tnlnr r~, Jr..411 ; Plur1, l lY.•~. The r"'loh,• nr Cur nll 11ul f,J<f•r•t nn h . .e i..rn '"l°"fr,..! In lhh l!t•le, •Inc' JP:IO. .• INTF.ltNAL JMrnoVF.MF.NTS CA "·".9- (;,,rn11rlrlrt Cn11n l r!Clr.ncl:oi fmm Hnynu St. John, lo n lm ~in in th~ rr:ir of tltr. city of Nr.w Orlcnn:ii. It i, I 4 mil<'~ long, :m r~t wi1lc1 nnri ., tlt"f'p. J,n.fn11rr:l1r. Cm1t1l pn!=!;CS frnm the rivrr ) ,11fo11 rcl1~, I 0 tnilr, llC'lnw ii!! r.Ohi:t from thr. l\lis.si~~i ppi. ft npr.M from thr. right lmnk nf thr: ri,•cr inll) n .smrill creek uniting wilh lnkc Verret, nm.I is 11nvignhlc only in times of high wnlcr • l 'lnq1u:minr. f:t111nl i!4 n .short cul frnm thr: l\lii;.c:issi11pi into nnyou r1:i. ri11 r mi11c ; nnvi~rihlr. only in lime.,. of lii~h wntcr. Nr:•n Orlr.n 11.1 mrrl Trr.!rc Cnrinl i!-: n pnrlly r~reulr.tl lln\'i:?nlion of I flll j 111ilr..<i in l c11~1h, c.~ 1· :111li11l? frnm o pQint on lhr. Mi!ll'i.s!iippi, oppo:c:ilr. to N1·w Orl<'nn:ii, to Ilic wnlcrs which 1111itc witli Toche ri \'cr, nl Berwick's Loy. nArr.-no.\n~. ,. I T,11kr. r'nnrl1rJr/rni1t Rnil.rMd.-C<>mpnny inr.orpornlccl in Jnnunry, I Fi:lll, with r:!Cr.l11~i,·r: privilrgr... for 2r, yr.ms. It is nll'lul it§ milr.. loi•J!, r::tlr.n•ling from l.,nlrn l'nndmrtrnin to Nc\Y Orlr.nn~. Sini;lc Crock . It t!< 1-nrfrdly !-:lrniithl , nn•I ucn rly lcvd, the :t.c:ttnl nml 1lc.Qcr.nl bcin~ only IO inr.hr~. ('.0111pldr1I in April, 1 A:J J. O>sl, ~I !;,fJOO n milr.. A 11 nrt of C-Ongl'{'!':,q ""!! llN'n olt1riinr1I, ~tnhli !<l1i nl! " pnrl of cnlry on lnko l'ondirir. trni11; n111l nn nrlifir.iril hnrl)(lr nnd hrcnkwntcr nrc no\Y constructing nt thr tcrmi11ntio11 nf the rnil.roml. JVc.1t Fr.liri1mn. Tlnil.rnml, lo cxlr.ml from tlic Mi!<~is~i rpi, nmr ~I. Frnn. ci:iivillr:, II) Wooclvillc in tlir. :)tnlc of Mi.ql:i.Ql'ippi. (~ 1lfo.1i.1.1irri·) In the Jrgil:lnturc of this Rtnlc,' n hill wn~ lnlcly introdncc<l in whirh th<' most mn~nilir.r. nl !'!Chcmo of inlcrnnl irnprovcrnrnt ever cnnlr.mplnlr.ff, wn<1 !:11h111illr.1l. The l1ill propose, tho incorpornlirm of n cnmp:iny with n r.npi· tal nf lwr.nly inillion!'I, lo con.slrnr.l n rnil-ro11d from NC'.w Orlrnn:ii to 1hton ltnngc, St. Frnncil!villn, nml Clinton, lhr.ncr, cn!'lwnrrlly lo the lin11111l:iry line or Mi.sl:i~sippi. It i!'I m-..om111cn1lr.d M p:irl of" ~rent rou l~ thrn11~l1 ~lii·~i~~ipp i, /\ l:ih:11m1, l.ror~i11, Norlh nn1l Smtih Cnrolmn, nml VirJ!ini:i, In Wnshinglnn cily. Onr. or"il!'I ntlvor.ll(r., nOirm!I, lfmt if tl1<'l:C S tnir., 1' ill I'."!'~ lnw:ii lo nnlhori:>.r. tlm r.011.stmclil)n, r.ompnnil!.'I will hr. forrnr.tl f.•r con1m11111~ lhc ron'.1, 1>0 !lint within lwr.nly yr.nr!I n trip from Nc\Y Orlcnn!I In Wn~hmg t on wtll nol ncr.upy more tlinn ,i:r rlnp. [For tho singe route from New Orlcnns lo Nnlchcr., sec routo No. l, Mi ~~issir11i·] ARI\A NSAS. T ur. r.nr lir,~t i:r.lllrmcnl or wltittJS witl1in Ilic limir, of !Ito lflrrilory of J\ rknnl::t..q, Wn!'I 1nn1lc hy tho Cl1cro lir.r 1ln Tonti, in 16~!i. l'rOCCCflinJ? from n fort lhcn rcccnlly r.i.tnlili!'!hr. 11 on the Illinois rircr, Im ~nctmlf'll lo tl1r ~ ~ �'-i. " 1--.r.-::=============~~~~=-:~~~~~====~~ r= '1RR t~i~N·;:;flAI. vir~-W ~f" 'I I·I 11 111011111 n( rim l\fill!'i:c:sippi. 011 hi!! ref nm, in 11sc:r.n1li11g rim ~fo:c:i:c:.~ippi ri,·r.r, Ju:; :c:nilc1l 11p the Arl<nnsn!I lo Ilic princ:il'nl villngc of tho l111linw1 of ll1nl 11a111(' with wl•om 110 fonnr.11 nn nllinnce. I lr.1--c lie h"ilt n forl , 111111 nt lhr. 1 d•'.:c:irc of lhc nnli,·e!I, ten s1Jmc of Iii!! mr.n lo selllc nmong thrm. At !lint pr.rirnl, the Arl<nnsn!I lnclinn!I wr.ro 1lcrmccl one of thr. tno~t powerful trilir.~ in tlm country i nl\I\ the Frcnc:h, to preserve Jll'ncc wit It lhr.m, nncl lo si:c11rr. \hcir \rn1\c, intr.rmnnie1I omong thrm, 011c\ n1l0plr.1\ most of thr.ir lml1it~ 111111 mamwrs. Thr. 11cw sclllr.r~ fcmrnl tl1dr n11mlicr!I ~r111l 11nll y '"'~m1•11lr1l, h)' the nrri,·o\ of cmigront!I fr<'111 C1111n1ln, wh<' 1lcscr.rnlcel thr. Missi~~ippi. Tier prngt<'!'!I 11f !'r.lllr.rnrnl wns, howcvr.r, e~lrcmr.ly :c:low, nml wlrnlcvrr cvr.nl~ 111:iy hoH; Jmppr.n('c\ in thi!I \nritnry, bdwC<'O the COl1111lr~cr.mcnt Of l~IC r.i~l•tf'C•11tl1 cc-11tnry nm\ the pr.rio1I of ii!! trnnsfor t~ lhc l1111tc1I 81nlr.s, !"~· lory f,,,!' 1101 rccnrilr.I them. Jn Fchrunry, 181!), tl wn!'t ennclr.il hy Con. grrss, lluel llrnl pnrtimi of c:nunlry situntr.cl hr.lwcrn nnrtl~ lolil111!~ :l:t." n!11I the: !':011th('t11 bo1111c.l:iry nf J\fo,!'ouri, !'h!•llhl 1~ crcdrtl 111111 n I r.mlortnl <3ovcrnmr.nf, under the dr.o;ig11:ilion of tlce Territory 11f Ark:in.o;n!'. T l1r. l'''l'"lntion of tlii!! ·~·crril?ry i!'I incrr:nsing with i:ur.h ropielity, thnl il i!'t prohn. tile h11l n short permcl will clnpse before it will t11ke its stnlion 0111011~ Ilic St:ilr~ of the Union. Thi!'! Tr.rritnry is l1<1mulcd on the north hy Missnmi, i:n!>t hy tlir. Missiq. .«iJ'pi ri\"rr, wliirh srpnrn lr!! it frnm T c11nrsse<: nntl the ~tn l e of ~liss isi:i ppi, !'Oulh liy Lo11isi:111n, nncl wr.sl l1y n line clrnwn from the sn11t l1.,n::<lcrn r.or. 11r.r of J\lissonri lo Fort ~mitl1, on tlir Arlcnnsn.o; river, nml tler.nr:r. hy n clur. m11lh line lo the Heil ltivr.r, "11 ltrtl Hil-er In llin r ni111 whcrr. the \l'C!'lrrn limit Clf the U11itc;1I Stnll's from thn S:1hin1: In Hr.cl llivr.r irclcr~rr.111 tl1nl slr<"nm, a111l 1l11:11r.e 1low11 th11l li11e to tho :i;i,1 tlq~rr.c of nnr1h l11ti1111lc. b ..\111tlwrn lim~ i!'t thr. :J:ltl 1lr.i;rre nf north lntit111lr 1 nncl norlhr.rn :rn° :trl'. 11~ ll'ngtl1, frnm north t•1 sn11ll1, is 2~~ milr.s, nnel mr.n 11 hrcncltl1 oltnut 2 11; it" arc:t is !j I ,!JOO s'111nre tnik.c;, or :J:J,2•1l ,(1110 nr.rr~. Tl1r: pri111:ip11 I rivr.r i.q tlir A rbns:t!'I, which Oow!I <.lown from the ltor,l<y ~lonntn ins. It!! r.nursr: j., 11r.;1rly through the cent re of the tr:rritnry fmm wr,c;l In r:u;I; nncl it nnonls :ii 1111 limr.c; slc;im.honl nn\'ignlion In J.irtlr: Hor.I<, 2!i() mil<:~ frnm tl1r. Mi~. ~ic;sippi, n111l occn!iionnlly lo Cnnton111r11I Gih~nn, nrnrly '1011 miles hi~l1rr np; the oilier itnporlnnt slrc:n1m1 nre thr. ltr.•I Hi"rr, (whir.h Oows lh rou~h tlcc: so11th.wcsl nngle of the lerritory,) SI. Frnncis, \Vl1itr, :rn1I \\'n ~l1itn rin:r):. J\ rknnsns hac; consi1lr.rnhlr: n1h·:inlngr.s for rnnnnr.rcr.; 11•::irly ci-rry p:il'I of il h:is n <lirr.r.t n111I ('nsy romm1111icnlinn wit Ii New Orlrnnc:, lhr. grr.nl r.111porimn of trn1lc for the ,~l1olr. J\li~~i.c;~ippi vnllr:y. The !':lirf..tcc of· tlic r.01111try c:cltihit!I m11ch vn ricty. In lhc c:1str:rn portion, nlong lhn J\fo•!:is. Pipf'i river, it i!I level, nn<l nften ovr.rOmrn lty lhnt nolilr: rivr.r noel it'I lnq.~r. r.nn0m:nl.q 1 which hn\"C their comsr. lhr1J11gh this lr.rritory. ln tho ccntrnl pnrt it is 11111l11lnting nml urolcr.o, nncl in the wcstr.rn sr.clion ii i~ lrn\'r.r):r•I l1y the (hn rlc mo11nlni11!'t, which ore cstimnlccl to nll11i11 nn oltil111lr. of :J,000 li·rl nllovr. Ilic ncrnn. Thu other r.onsiclcr:ihlo c-lrvntion.q nrr: thr, lllnc:~ llill11, north of the J\rknnsm:, on1l tl1e \Vn):hiln Jlill~, or Mn):sr.mr, Mn1111. t:iins, m1 ll1r. hr.:icl wnlers of lhr: Wn~hiln rivr.r. Thr: !'ioil i!! of nil qn:ililics, from !hr. most pro1lnr.live lo the mmil 11lc:riln ; 11111r.l1 nf ii i~ of tl1r. lnltrr ilr.scripfinn. fl hnp, """·ever, n st10icir.11t nmo1111I or rxrcllcnl l:inrl l•I cn:il1l1· ii lo hcco1nr. n rirh nn1I popnl1111s Stnlc, whir:h it will 11n1p1rsti1111:ihly lir. nl nn tli~l:cn l dny. Tice r.ol11mn of r.mi~rnl inn hM lll'~11n to mo,·r. in 11,;., clirrc· lion, 01111 l':r.vrrnl thn11 !'n111l~ lcrwe ll("rn mhlr.11 lo it!'t pnp11lnti11n wit'1i11 tier Inst . ,,41 .ti } .y • '{ 1-. I ~~ • ' f' j ,, ' . ( ,;_: .. , . I three yr..nrs. or rho pr()ll1tc1, of Arl<nnl': m:, cotton i11 the !'tnplc; .r.orn nn•I !1\Vc;t pntntfl(',, llirirn wdl; whcnl, nml other f;tn:ill wnin!I, l111vc not lirrn cttl llvotccl lo n ~rrnl C.'tlrnt; f>r.llclir.!I nro rr.nmr~nlily fillr; "l'l'I~ 1lll n••I !'n;-c~·~ · C:"'t:<'~1 t on lhr. dcvnte1I port, of rim lr.rritory, nt n <.li!llnnrc from tlw l\l1~s •s!'~l'I '.' ·. rl1r, ":ilcl frni t~, grn llC!I, plnm): 1 <\·c. nrc nl111111l:1111. 1' 1111 •11~ thr. CllflO!'tllcs of tlus co1mlr.v mny I~ mrnlin11ccl Ilic ,·oc:I mn:c:c:r!I nf ~I":\· shdlii that nrr. ri111111l 1lispcr~r.1I m·er tliffcrcnt trncl!! nf it: thry nrr. gcnrrnll.v 1 fonnc l in poinl!'l 1n111Jlc frnm limc!'llnnc, nrnl nnswr.r n rnl11:il1lr l'"rf"'~ I•• Ilic iuhnltilnnll', wl111 cnllrcl n111I IJurn them for lime. Tiu~ I lttt nr \\'nrin ~pri11~~. nm n01011g lhc m<>~t inlcrr.stin" curin!'litir:ii of the cmmlry: tlw} nrc in grrnt n11111ltrrs. Onr. of llirm r,~il!'I n rn!'I 'l'mn\ity of wntr r : tlw~· nrr. rr:mnrk:i l1ly li111pi1I n111I pure, nnil nre U):Cel hy thr. pr.nplc wh'l rr:~r•rl tlicrr. 1;,r lwnllh, fill" r.nlinnry purp<l"P.!I. Thry hnvc 1111•11 011nly1.r1l, onil 1:x hiliit rm 1n i11rrnl proprrlir_., hr.ym11I cmnrnon sprinl-(-Wrl l"r. Tl1rrr rOirnry, thrn, li1r thr.y nrc 11111lo11hlc1ll y rllir.nr:iorn; lo mnny i1"·nli1l" tlmt r<·sorl tlwrt' , rr.snll ~ fmnt thr. !'lm1lr. of n1ljnccnl nintmlnin!', n111I fnun tlsr. rool ,,,Y~"nnt1 ·1I 111n1111l:ii11 hrrr1r, thr, rnnvrnirnce!I of wnrm nrnl trpi.J lr:itltinJ!, 1l1r. nrwrlt_r of fresh mo1111t:ii11 scr.nr.ry, n111\ the nr.c<::<~ity nf trrnpr·rnncc i11111mnl l· ~· thr. pnn~rty nf the r.onntry, nnd the 1lillicul!y nf pror.urin~sllf'plir!I. ll11ri11l! thr. spring 00011!' of the Wnshitn, n ,;len m.h•l.,t r:in nrpronr h within :111 tnilr.~ of lh•:111. Al no grrnt clistnncc is n 11lron~ s11 lph11r.sl'fin~, rrmnrlcnhlr fn r ii~ cohlnc:!<s. In llir. wilcl nml mn11ntni11 r:r.cnrry Qf lh i~ lnnrly r•·r.iim, tlsi:rc i!'t tnllch of grnn1le11r n11<.J novelty lo fix the curi~i l y of ti ~ l'l\"Cr <•f Nnturc. rorm.ATION OF p:tm\1 I . d ~R'.l A It I{ A N~:\S. Cntrntir11. A~~k-M-,.-"-,,. -..-. 1 C:lnrkc, . . . .... \A'""'"Y •·.... . C:liicol, . ... . . . Cr o,•fnt1f,... .. Gri llcnclrn,.... llr.n• p•trncl,... llnl 1'prin ~, . . . I n1lrf.rnolr.ncr, . hnr•, .. . .. . .. Jnr.k ~""•.. . . . . .lcl!i·r~n11, . . . . . l.nfoycllr,..... r urol,llnn Cnnney T""'"'· /lrknn ~" '· 1,:Jf.'.l Cbrk(", C. 11. '.JR? lh11iohur~. l ,l f..'i \'illcinnnl. 2,.f tn Crnl\·fn11J,C. JI. 1,272 r:rC<'MCk. 2,~ 1 2 ll rm1"'1r1lrl,C ll J..j·i1; C:OUNTIF.~. Cnn nllr•. rnf"llollnn l.nw rrncc, •••• ll l illrr,. ... . . . "'""""'• . . . . . . l'ltillil"'• •.• • , . r"I"'··........ rul1L•ki, • . . • • . . . . ••. . Sr.~ir.r, r:.. unly Tn,.·n•. !l,Mii M;;;n-.- - :l.'if. Miller, C. 11. .ff.I lllnnr.,r, C. II. J,l.'i2 llrl1 ·n1. J•.lil:J N-ntin. 2.:1~1.'i f.I T H.r. ROC!i. r..1t rnrnd ir\o. .f.~p llntl'r ri n~,C.11. 1'1. Frn nci~,..,. 2,0:11 lhlr~•illr.. 11,,;.,n, . • . . . . • J.!ilJ.'i l"rn11k lin. f. 10 <:.•rr.1 rol •r e. J,2r.r. l1JH1l. I.. II. :i:n I.itcl1firlol . 2, 1 ~ Foyrttc•illc. W1t.•hington, . . ii2 J rfTrr"'1n, C. Tl. T otAI in 18JO, 7·1R Lnfnycllr, (;, Tl.,1 30,:l~F-i nr 1h'! f,,,,.rninJl r-r-1l~tlnn . thrr,. ,,.,., ,.. "hl•e M1111lr•. tt.1rt~: ~·hit~ t r"'"h·•. 11,C7ft : Al"•f •n d 1lunoh. IO: hli1UI, R: lnlol "ltilro, 'lJ.(,;t. f1 ct1 cnl,..•d, 14 I; Slur•, 4 .~in. T nlol f"ll'"l•llnn 111 lll:TI, :wi.:mi>. Th~ r,.11,.,dni: n r.•• cno11llr.o ho•e ~en lnld olT olnc~ 111..TI :-Corrnll, C:rct nt, ti•t. P<nll, ond Vnn norrn. l'nr cl.- •• ~e~ '""'" (rn111 l ,lltlc Roe\ rnolc Nn. S, ~1i1u01ul. to D1lnhrlol~~. Ml•• o111 I, on~ !'h•,.nt elo"'"· ltlinni •, ... . TENNESSEE. I.rnr. mo):l olhr.r~ of the nr.wly c~lnhlishr.11 ~lnlr!l, Tcnnr_~c;~ 1lrrivr.. h"r nnmr. from hrr c-hirf rivr.r. In the lnngu:il!r. of thr. ln •l i:in~, hy whom thi ~ 1list rir.l wn~ inh:i hilr.1\ w hrn first visilr.el hy Ilic wliirr.i:, Ihe wont T ('n.n"'>N' ill ~niel to hn"'~ sil!11ilir.1l n cur1·Cfl i:pO(ln, tier. c11rvnt11rn In tlirir imnr,inntion rrsr.tnhlin~ lhal nf thr ri1·cr Tr.nncsscr. Tier. lr.rritory nnw r.nmrri~inl! tlii!< 7. " ~ �'I ;: - .... J ~.! I ···-· · · - · • !!!II) 'I' 1;, rr, ~lat1:, Gl:Nlml.r. \'IE\V OF n:NNf.:.":S r. F'.. wn.ci inr:hulr.cl in lhc i;rcmul dmrlr.r Qr North Cnrolinn, gm11lr.1I hy (.'.h:irlr~ I I. in I 00·1, hut no sr.ttlt:1111:111 of wl1itc!; wns 111n1lo 110 wc~tll'nrcl 11nlil I i!'d, whr.n n fow fnmilir,s locnlcrl thcm!;r.h·r~q on C111nbr.rl:11ul rin·r, li11t wr:rr. 1lrivcn nwny hy the !;nvngc.q. The rirst pcrmnnr.nt sr.lllr.mrnl wn~ 111:1111~ hy tlic Ct'Cclion or Fort J..0111lon, in 17u7. A wnr with Ilic Clir.rokC'<:~ l1mlic out in J 7!,!), nml in tl1r. r.11s11i11g yenr Fort J.,01111011 wns ln~r.11, n111l tltr. 1!:1rri!'o11 n111l thr. inlmliilnnls 111:i!;1;nc:rc1I. Jn l 7G 1, Col1)11d <:rnnt forcrcl the: lnrli:i11!' ton 1ir.:wr., nncl n trr.:ily wns mnclc with lhr.m which r.nco11r:igr1I r111i~r:itin11. Ahoul 170!;, sclllr.mr.nls commr.ncr.cl 011 tho llnl5lnu, nncl i.:r:iil11:illy inr.rr.11!;rcl; lho11~h k1r:issr.1l hy J111li1111 w11rf.1rr., tl10 h:mly frontier 1111·n p1:11rl ralc1I rk-r.per nml 1lccpc~ r i1110 lhr. fon~'lt; nntl nl lhc r.0111mr.nc:c111r:11l of lhc rr.volutimmry wnr, lhr. pop11l:iliu11 li:ul incrc:i!;r.tl lo n consi1lr.r:i. t.11: 1 :.~lr11I, 1d10 tm:i11i11Jl)t1<:fy !;t1pporlc:1l ll1c 111cns11rcs nr Co11i,:rr:..~s og:iin<:t I hr. nppn'!'!lions of Ilic mother counl ry, n111I were in con5crp1r,nc::c mnr.h har:ic:s•:1l hy 1110 Chcrolcccs, wl(I}, inr:itctl hy thr, intrignr~'I l)f th11 llrili~h, 111:i1lr. 11111111:rn11s nll:ickll upon the frontier i::clllr,111r,11ts. Thr. hrillin11l victory nf I\ ing ·s Mm111lai11, nc:hicvc1I hy tlm hn nl y rillr:mr11 or Tc.:nnc!;~r,c nm! l\c11f11r:ky, IV/IS II lll0111elllQllS event in lhr. Jiistnry or ~ioth j it J::lll'C thctn n 11:11111! in 1!11: nnnals or thr.ir counlry, nnrl hy tlcc:troymg thr, poll'Cr of Ifie 1!0ynli!'I~ in tk11 rpmrter, ~n\'C them sce11rity ngnini;l the 1;n1·ngr.s. )nlr.rnal dic:r.11nl, hnwc:1·r.r, tli~lr:ictcd Ilic country liir !;C\'crnl ycrm:. I kl wr.cn 11 R·I n111l I 7AO, nllcmpls \l'r.rc mn1lc ltJ liir111 En~I Tc1111c.c:i:rr intn a sr.pnrntc Stnrc:, hy the nnmc or Frn11ltlnml. 111 Ji!Jll, Nortl1 <.:nrnli1111 1;r1kcl tl11~ whole or wlmt is now Tr.mu:i;sr.c (I) Ilic l111ilr1I Sl:ilr,,q, n111l 1l1r. :-:a1111: ,·rnr it was 111:11lr. thr. territory 1;n11lh-wrsl Qf ll1r, Olrin. Tlir. lcrrilori:il .. ,~,·crn mr.nt c:o111inur.cl until J11nr, l7!J!'i, wl1~11 Ilic i11/rnl1il:i1115 or IK1tlt T1·11~1·ss1·r.s h1:ing fo11ml lo nmo1111! lo 77 ,21i2 pcrso11.c1, n c11111·c11lin11 ll'n~ r·:tlll'fl, wliiclr 111r.t nl l<110Xl'illc, Jnn. 11 1 J 7!J<i; n111l 011 Fchrn:iry Otlt rr.p11rtctl n Com:lit11tion for rite nr.tv Sr:i:r., wl1icl1, Oil Ilic fir.:t or .lunri, of lhr. .o.:a111r. year,"'"' rr:ci:ivr.11 into thr, co11fr.1lcrnr:y n.'I nn i111lc:pr111lr.11t 111rml>cr. f.!inrc thr. 1icriml of lier n11missio11 inlo tlir. Union, Tcn11rs~1·c l1:i~ 111nin1ai1w1l nn hrmornl1lo r:wk n111011~ lier 5islcr Stnfc,~. llrr ci1i1.1:11s h:l\'C lircn s11rp:1ssrrl hy 110 n!lrer.<1 in p:llrinti.~m nrnl brnvcry, to wltid1 tl11: r.nn1111r.o:t flf r lir. ~r.rnilll)lr;.'I, n111! still lllOrc si:::nnfl y 1Ire \'ir.lory or New Orfr.:lllS, l~r \1·1rnr·,;,<.. fn /'np11/:1t1m1, f/10 gmwlli or !Iris ~l:ilr. li:1s ltC'Cll rr mnrl_'nl1ly r.1p11I, 111'."'Y ?( Jt.'I. cit.i7.r.ns hnvc c111igrnlc1I to tlic r.0111)':1tut1l'cly llC\\'C:r IJ .'-'r tl/1·1111•11/~ 111 M1.~s1ss1pp1 nm\ !dnh:mm. , I T1·111w,;s1·c is l1nmnl1:1l on tltr. nnrth hy l{cnl11cl:y; r:i~t hy Norlli Cnro: I Jina; snnth !ty C•:oq..~ia, Al11\111111n, n111I l\lis~issil'l~i ;. 111.111 .we~! hy A r~n11~ns 'l'crritory from whir.It it i~ !>rpamlr1l lty the l\ltss1ss1ppt m·cr. It l!'I 1:10 1nilc!\ \011~, nm) 10·\ urontl, n111l co11tni11.c1 40,000 S')t1nrc 111iJc,, or 2!i,GOO,OOIJ ('.'""":!'' l 1 :1r.,·,·~ . The prinr.ipn\ ril'r.rn nro Mi!<!;issippi, Tcnnr.ssoo, Cumhr.rl:inrl, Clinr.11, i'~·11',,'. .,r :~' .JI,, !lt\Jl r . ·'I l'· ,,.,. F!\,, -' !f .' " I ·' fiir J111dc, I lolston, frr.ncl1-Broncl, Nolicl111d1y, lliwMscc, Tellico, Hcclfoot, { lhinn, Forknl Deer, \Votr, nn<l Elk river. T1~11nr.c:sr.e is wn!;hcd hy Ilic i;rcnt ril·cr Mill!;issippi on lho w c~I, :11111 tlir. finr. ti\·crs 'l'cnnr~~sr.o nnd C111nlicrlnml pn!;s llirough ii in n:ry sr.rpr.11lin1: ('.tJlfl'Sl'S, Thr. wci;lcrn p:irl i~ t1111l11lnting; .SOlllC or it /cvrl: i11 lhr. 111i1l1llr: it i.c; liilly ; nn1l rhc !')II.Stern pnrl, !mown l1y thr. nnmr. of r·:1!;( 'l'c1111r.!;~N", :1'10111111~ in 11101mt:iin!" 1 m:my of tl1cm loOy, r1111I prr.1;r11li111! i;;r('lll'ry prr:ttli:i rly J!r:1111I nnrl pid11rcs'lni:. Of 1hr-"'o mo1111lni11s the C11111f.rrla111I, nr I 1.1 ·' 2!11 ~rent J,nurr.1 Rirlgl', is tho mo~t remnrknhlc. Slone, lrnn, Jlnltl, Smoky, or Unnkn mo1111lnin!l, join cnch other, nnd form, in n direction ncorly ttorth. cnst nml i:o111h.wc.~t, thr. rn.slr.rn boumlnry of lhn Slntc. Tho gr.nlngirnl formnlinn of thi!I Slntc i~ wholly J1:r.cnn1l:iry, l"itl':f'rt n sm:ill porlion or the cnstr.rn pnrt, which i~ lrnm:ilion, nncl numcrotr! 3pntOll rite hnnl<!l or ril'r.r.c1, which nrc nll11vinl. A co11.si1lr:rnhlc portion of thr St:ile i.s lr::1l1lr.1l ~" limr.-!ilonr.. Alnr~c clrpo~it of ~Yr~"'" hM ll'l"':n fntrly 1li~co\·r.rr.1l. Cnpprrn!J, nlum, nitre, nml lrml, nrcnmn11~ rho minrml!I. ~omr. siln:r l1:1.c1 lll'rll r.,111111. {,;nnl i!I i111rpnc:r<I to he plr.nliful. ~nllpdrc ;., .sn nl11111cl:1nl n!I to limn n gn·nt nrticle of commr.rcc. There nro scvcrnl mine. ml !;prings, :ind m:iny ~·n lunhlc i;nlt r:pring!I. Thn i-oil in n rot111lr.v !;O unr,vr.n mu!;t \)(l very ,·nrio11~. Thn wr~trrn pnrt of rhn f'lnlr. h:is n lilnck, rich !'oil; in thl) mitltlle nrc ~rent q1inntitil'!I or n~ccllr.nt fa111I; in lhr. cn~lrrn, rnrl or 1110 mountnin~ nrc ltnrrcn, hut thr.~ nrc 111:111y li:rliln \'nllr.y!I. Tlu:m j., n ~rr.nl profir!;ion of 11nturol limhrr, popln r, liic:kory, wnhml, on k, lll':ir::lt, i;ycn111orr., Inew: I, cl1r.rry, i<llJ!Rr-mnplr, ,\-.c., n111I in mnny Jtlncr., nrn ~rent q11nnti1ir!! or 01nc rr.mnrknLly 1l1ick nn•l .slronp;. Thr. Rtnlr. nl!;o nho11111l.c1 wirh mcrlidnnl plnnt!I, 1111ch "-' .snnkr-rnc•I, ~in!;r.11~, Cnrnlinn pink, nngdir.n, scntm, nnni!;r, .spikrnnril, ,'r.c. Tr.nn~!:f'C i!'I nl!iO wdl ~lll'l'Jictl with n11i111:i)5 nnJ l.JirJs or \'nrions kinrf!'I, nnJ thr. ril'Cr!'< nl"l1111•l in 1li\TI'~ !;Ori!'! of fi!;h. Tlic climntn i~ ~r.11i:rnlly hcnlthfol. ln Eni:I Tcnnri:~rr, thr. hrnl i!'I "" lr.111pcrr1l hy the 111p1111tnin nir "" one !litlr., nncl hy rc:f~hing hrcc7.c,, frnm llio Gulf of l\lr::cir.n 011 the nthrr, llrnl thi!I pnrl of tho Srnte lrn!'! onr. of tl1r. most 1lr.c:irnhlr. dim:ilc!! in North Amcricn. The midtllc pnrl l'CS{:mblt:! Kcntur.hy in climnlr. Th11 winlr.r i11 Trnnr5~N' rr5r.mhlr.!'! lhr. !'pn11g in Nr.w Englnnrf. Snow !;rhlmn li1lls to n J!l'Cnh:r 1lrf'lh lhnn I 0 inchr.!1, or Ii~ lon~r.r ihnn t 0 rlnp. r, 11111 1~rln111l ri,·rr Im!'! ficr:n rm7.r.11 m·rr l111t 1fm.., timCl! i:inco the country w:rn sr.rtlr.11. Cnttlr. nrr. rnrrly l'hcllr.rr1l in winier• In thr. ll'Cslr.rn r:irt!'I I hr.re nrr, !'!<ltltC low IJOllnms Oil whirh lhr. inlml1iln11l!'I nrc !'lt1l~r.cl to liilions fo1·rr!'I, nncl fo\·cr nml 11~M in ll1r. n11r11mn. The ~rr::it lm!'linc!;.'I of Ilic Stnlo j, ngricttllurc. The .soil pr01lt1c<'!; nln1111lni1tly r,ollon n111l lnhnr.cn, wlrir.11 nrc thr. ~lnplc commoililir!J. The inlml1i1. nut!! nli;o rnisn a 1•lr.11tili1I supply or ~rnin, gms!'I, nnrl fruit. Thr.y upnrt c".nllon, tolmcm, n111I nri11r, in r:nnsitl•:rnMo .qnnntirir!!; nls,, !:nltl'drr, nm! 1111111y oilier nrlidr_c:. Tho principnl r.o111mrrcn i!I cnrricd on through thr Tl'nurs.<:Nl nrnl C11111lir.rl11111I ri1·r.r!'I, n111I from them tlirnt1gl1 the Ohin nml Mi~!'li.~~ippi In Nr.w Orl!'nn.,. Thi!I Slnle nl110 111111rlir!! ICcnhrr.ky, Ohin, ,\·r. wilh rnllm1 for i11l11ml 1m1rmforlnrr.s; nml frntn En'.<:l Tr.1111rssc:c consi1lr.ml1l1• nt1111Jwrs nr r.:1lllr. nrr. !<Clll fn tho !'lf'll•J'OTt!I nn 11111 ./\llnnlir.. Nn!'!hvillr. l111i\·rn:ity, nl Nn1;ll\'illr., is n rri;;pcd:ihlc in.titulinn, with fonsi1lr.rnJ,ln r,111lowmr11l.c1. En!'!( Tr.nnr.~rc Collrgr. i!'I nl ICnn:cvillr.. (';n'<'ll· ,·illc Collq~r., tlrc nlrlr.!'lt in the Stoic, is nl Um:nvillc; onJ there is n lhcolngical schwl nl l\lnry1·illc. ---·--1 1'01'111.,\TION OF COUNTff~~. C..,1111ff~•. l'nr.,lntln11 t;n11n1y Tnwn~. /\111lr,.nu,. .... - ·!i,:l!Of"linlun. llr1ffi,r1I, . . . . . . :111,:JRr. ~ltrll 1pillr.. lllrcl• nr, . . • • • . ltl 11nnt. -· · · · · · rnp1l•tlnn r.... nnly Tn•n•. Cantphrtl, . .... 5,tTii Jnclt•!inrn'. Cmtnll,•. ~.Ii 11' l'i~r•· illr, Corroll,....... C·~rtrt, ••.••. • 1 l,112P1Mnryi·illr.. c.;bihnrnll,..... !l,:l!ll '!•~nhnf!•lnn. fr,'11 ·I Llmilt<'llttol\'n, R,t1n T11?r..vrll. ~ . {)' �I' i. • ,,\ nr~N ~!12 .~J )~ \ '1 :~.~· c:nd1c, ....• •. . IJ:i v i1l~r111, l1ic..:lua111, • • • • • • Pyr. r • . .. • • · • • Fay dlr, .. .•. · F r11tr1·q!f, .. '" .• I ln rt/i11iau, . •• . 11it:11111:i11, . .... \ 1'11111'1trry, .• · · : .lnr.k" "'• .. • • · · Jrffcr~n11, ...•. l<no,{, ..• · · • · Lnwrcncr, •..• f *i11ruf11, •• , • • • l\J:i.li -.: mt, . .. •. "'""' y• . ...... ~11-Nairy, ...•. l'11lo•ld. 2 '27f. l>11lb•. I :1:1if(I llnl!cr~villc. I I.Ii~!; ll111irnr. lln111ill1111,., ... I l 11\\'l1 in.••...•. I lr111l1·rsp11, •. ,. llc11ry, ..•.... J\l nnroc, • • ••.. J\lorj!nll, ..••.. lllnt1IJ:olllcry,.. 1n nr.1; 1!11tlr1ll!r.· l·l'.~111 t:rw1"illc. ( : t c rnC"',. • • • • • l l 11y w11u1I, .• .• • 7 ,2r,:; Cltnrlollo. I ,'lUi l>ycroltnri:-. B,li;1'2 ~nrncnillo. 2 HR J:tinc•town. 111,111~ f:rn1uf!''t , .. • .. , , , , , , !llr.lllinn, ••. • • 1<1;211 Winchc~lcr. !'i.1:101 Trc11ln11. F1n11l1lin, .. • • , t ! ih~n,,, . .•• •• . ( :ilr ~ •. .. . . .. · I f:1rt/i11,, fi 017 Nc1vpnrl 28:12'2 ll'Milll'/l,f,/~. J\lnri1>11, •• , . • • . •• •• I •l,Rt;f:l ~a•·n11nnl1. r.,.1.1·1 Tlrnw11•.-lllr. P, 1•1P I .e.•inglo11.. 12,2·1!1 l':uio. ' fl,l!l!J Vernon. f., 187 Hcrn..l1l•h11rg. !l,li'.lll \.:tinr•ltoto'• 11,'iOI llnn11ri1li:-o. H,-l!lfl I< no~villc. !i,-1 11 l,"wrcncchnr1:. 22,07!i fttyc tlc" illc. 11,.'i!J.I .lnclco1111. 27,lili~i Cnli11nf.in. !i,r.n 1'11rrly. ,Ohinn, . . . •. · · <hr.rlon,. •. • • • l'rrry,. • • • • • • · lllu·n, ..• • • • • · flo~llC, • • • • • • • ll nltrr l•nn, • • · · ll11tlrc1rnr1l,. • · · l ·srvirr, .••• • • • ls11r.ll1y, .... . . . Smith,. .••. ·•· S1111111rr, • • · • • · I Sir:"'""· · · · · · · 1S11lli•·n11, .••. • • Tipt,.11, ••••••• "' nrrr.11, . · • • • · \Vny11r, , , .•• • Wr.:tklcy, .• • · • WMliinj!lfll•, .. Wltitr., \\lilli:t11,.nn, ••. \\' il.. 111, • • ••••• PRINOIP.l\.L STAGE J\OUT.DB· H,·Hi!'J Athens.) !i,50£1 Jft•fll'r. 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S11rrrys li:n·e l>rrn mn.lr. 11111lr.r n tnr r. npprnprintin11 nr Cnngrrss, wirli n ,·icw '" t lir. i111prcwrmrnt or llir. nnvigntinn nr Ilic Trnnr~~C0 rin:r. 01l11 : r~ hnvr. fwrn m:ulc~ lo nsr.Prl:1i11 thr. prr11;lir.nl1ility nr r.Ocdi11µ n nnvi~nhlr. c:nrnmt1ni. r.:il io11 l>l'lwccn lhr. hrn1l wnlr:r!'I or the lli wnssr.<: nml 8:wn1111nh rivers, 01111 nl~n hr.tween thr. Tr.nnr.sscc nwl Consn, liy the vnlky!'I nf Lnnkout nntl \\/ills' cm~lts , nnc\ by those or the C:hiclt:11nn11gn nnd Little rivr.r!'I. It i!'I nlsn pn•pnsrcl It? conned tho Jliwnsscc ri1·r.r with the hr.nil wntr.rn nr tlir. l:1)11nrs:111g:1, thr. most norlhr.rn hrnnch of rim Coosn; from whr.ncr, hy tlir. i111pr<J1·r11wnt of the river chnnnd~, n111I n scrir.!'I or rnif.ro:ut~, n r.nrnmnui. cnl inn is i11tc11tlccl to he r.omplctc<l to 1l1r. wntr.n1 or the Gulr nf Mr.xim, nt l\loliilc. (Vor :\ clclnil or !he plnn of this it11provcmr.11(, SC'O J\ fnfinm:i.) (;/..,, /nlll',. • . • . • . 2 ·! 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JG (i(j llcnn'ft Slnlin111 , : J2 J\lc111J'lri~,, ...••. 34 JOO 111 /111nl•rillr. :ir. t:, rrn r.iltr, 'J'r11... 27 r.:i !l!I 87 "'"'Y'"illr, ....• , JU ('"''"m" .. '" No. JO, ••• ·•••. lr!l!l ~SI IR. Frmn 1"/nrr.ncr, .Al., In /tfrmf.'•i•. c:. . Srcitrtiillr, ••• • , • :10 ... m· .. To ,'>,,l'nnnn , , • • .f!l l'rrrtfy,......... 11 llnfir11r, .•. , •• , . 2P, (i(j !J.I !t.'i l\lc1111'hi~, ;,. ll.'i No. ·I,. ....... I frl l.'iR "" KENTUCKY. I :1~1 .rf.-,. . ~- ·r ' •L Tur. r.:irlir!:t nr.<:ount~ rr.<:ein:rl of Ilic v:illr.y wr.~l of tlm Allrgh:my l1Hl1111l11im:, wrm r.01111111111ir.nh:1l hy lrn1ler!', wlto, in rhr.ir i11lcrr.011r~c ll'illi Ilic l111li:111s, 11:111 t".\'lr.111lr.tl tltcir 1liscm·crics fnr i1110 Ilic wildr.rnc!:.s. fly wh11111 1111: lcrrilory of thi!I Jlro~pr.ro11s COtnl11011WC:1llh \\'O!I first C:'(plorerf, is a lll:tllt:r or 11m::ertni111y, nn1l lms given ri~r. In SCllTIC conlro\'l:r~y: :i~ c:nly ns 1n»it I .lnmC!I M'llritlc nml ull1r.r!I, n111l in l7fi7. John Fi11l1:y or Nnrth Cnrolin:i, trnw:llcrl O\'Cr lhr. c:o1111try w:itr.rcrl l1y the J(c11t11d1y ri\'cr. 'l'lie latter, 011 Iii!! rr.lurn lo Norlh Cnrolinn, r.11m1111micnlr.rl n11 nr.\.01111t or l1is ohscrralinns lo Col. Dnnicl Uoon, wh1" with n rr.w oilier~, sr:t out in 17!i!J lo r..t plnrc the r.n1111lry; nOr.r 11111lcr~nin~ ~wnt hnnlship!I from Ilic f.'lli~ucs i111::idc11l to sw-.h nn n<lvcnlttrc, n111l from the lmstility ..r the lmli:m~, lhr. nd\'r11l11rrrs, with the C:'(Crl'linn •>f Hoon, 1ktrnninrrl In rrhtrn home: rlir l:11tr.r, lo whom 1lrm~r.r!I 111111 1linic11ltir.s scc111 to lm,·c lirrn li1111ilinr lhrou~lt liti·, r.n11li111n:1l nn inlinhilant or the wil1lr.mr.s!' 11111il 1771, whr.11 he rr.h1mr1I lo his lmmr, nml in two yr.nrs nOr.rwnnl!I set 0111 with l1i.oi own :11111 firr. ntl11:r f:1111ilir.i::, nml forty men, lo form n ~1:1111 :1111:111 . 'J'l1r.y were fnllnwr.11 nl \':1ri1J11i:: li111rs hy n •rm1si1lcr11hlc 11111nl,r.r of r.rni11rnnls; n111l iu I 7All I :iOr.r n • <' , 1•cry .scl'r.n~ :m• ngorou!I 1r111lcr1 tlmy 1lr.lerrni11crl fo nhn111ln11 Jl1c r.o1111lry for r.l'r.r, hut wr.rr. <lircrlrrl from lhis !'llr.p l1y n ~rn!'nn:ihlc n:i11forcrmc11I nf r111iw:111r~ . In 1777, lhr. f.,c~i:>l11t11rr. or Virgi11in, of which :::itntc tho lcrri. tnry in '111r.~1in11 formrrl n pnrt, crr.r:lc1l it i 11 1n n r.ounly, n11J in 1782, n ~11prr.111c: court wn!I esl11'11isltr.1f. Wir/1 Ilic rrvnl111immry \\'nr rlio prinril':il 1litli.-.nllic!I of the i11lmhilnnls lerininnlr.il; ~rllkmr.111!1 wrrn now rnpi1!1 y m:11\c, n111l m1 r.:i rly ~!! 17~;,, n prnjrcl of srpntnlion .rrn111 Virgi11in \\'a~ f11r1111:1l, !111! from vnrio11.q cnu!lr:!l, WM not r.tll:dcil 11 11111 J>rcrmlir.r l 7!111, wl1c11 1\1:1.'lllf:I<>: fic1::11nc iurlr.pciulcnl of Viq~inin, n111l nn .T111m Isl, l.7Wl, ll".1S 111l1111ll1!rl Ill/() l/1r. conrc1lcr11\i1111 . nf tltr. Sln\r,!1. It wns not ''.nlll 1~11: lrc:ity 11( (:rr.cnvillr., 111r11lc hy Ur.11r.1·nl Wnynr, i~1 1;or•• .t~mt the 1~1k1l11l rmls of Kcnt 11d 1y wr.rc r.nlircly frC\·•.l frn111 l111linn hoshlily :, prr.v~Oll!I In 1lii!I prri•"' mnny of them harl fallen."' llm licl1l of bn~llr, or 111 1hc1r cor.11 ft1~\t's OT \io\1~<'$, \1y \\ic \1n1ll)!I of llu:tr !';R \'Of;11 f.lC!I. fJic growth or tlu~ ~\air~ ""'!I now !10 rnpi1\ t\1nl !'l\10 !10011 ol1lni11r1l n rcspcctnhlo mnk n111l infh1r.1w.c, ""'' 1mlornll y lnolt 1\10 lend nmon~ tho wc.<ilcrn Stntr.::i. The 1lrcln rnlion of war in l Al 2 wn!I rccci\'rnl with nccln111nlio11 1 n111l s11ppnr lr.1I with 7.rnl, l1y hr.r pnlriolic cili7.r.ll~ i nl onr. time upwnnl!I or 70011 l{r.nl11r.kinn voh111 l r.1:r~ nml militin wr.rr. in the tir ltl, nml so 11nivern:il wn!I thr. 1lr!!ire In sli:r"rc in the 1lnngl'r nml glory of tl10 wnr, lhnl tho c~rc11liv1! n11lhorilir9 wr.rC of>Jigcd lo limit tJ10 llllnlhr.r!I. ))uri11g flti !I pr'Tio1\ thr. cltnir or IJll' ~lnlc govcrnmr.nl wa!I fillr.11 hy l!'! nne 8hr.lhy , n hero of tho rcvof11tin11nry w:ir, wlin, 11l nn ndvnnccil ngr., 111n11if.:~h·rl tho 11nmr: r.nlr.rpriso nnrl J.rm·r.ry rh ' I; I, I I I 1:· ~ I ' I -· ,, . .,, r! ·,, . . - . - - IH:NTUCI< Y. - • . • I ~:; thnl ltn1l gni11ril him nn hn1mrnl1h! 1li~tincl io11 nt the ltnlllc of Kin~'11 Moun. tnin. l\cntuck y i!I lio11111k1I ('Ill thr. norlli lty tlin Ohio rh-rr, whic:h "'P"· rnlr~ it from tin~ /)fair:~ of Ol1io1 l111linnn, nrnl Jllinoi!I; cn!lt l1y VirJ!i11in, south hy Tr1111r.~~. 111111 wr.<;t liy tltc Mi11!li.~~ippi, whid1 r:rpnrnlNI ii from rite Sl:ilr. nf Missouri: tl1r: grcnlr.qt lr.ngrh i!I nhout 100 mile!!, l>ren1hh liO, nren 111/1110 s'l11nrr. mil•·!I, or 2!i,1120,0UO nr.rrq. Tltr. prinr.ipnl ri,·1:r!I of ICr.nt11cl1y nrc thr. Oliin, "·hicl1 nowq nlon~ 1hr. :::i1a1r: r.:11 111it ..!1, rnllowing ii!! win1lingq: the l\li!l~i~!!ippi, Trn11~s~, t:11inlicrln111I, l{rntur:liy, Gn-<:11, Licking, Iii~ Snnrly, S:ilt, nnrl llnlling. C11111hr.rlnml 111nn11laiM form lho !lo11th-cn!!l hn11nrlnry of thi!I ~lnlr.. Tl1r r.:i~trrn r.011nlir.q, honlrrin~ 011 Vir~inin, nrr. mn11ntninn11:11 nml liroh-:n. A trnr.t from r. ,,., ~o tni!rii \\'i1li:-1 nlong the h.,nkq nr the Ohin, i!I hilly nnrl l1rokr.11 lnnrl, inlr.r~pcrsccl with many fr.rlilo \'nlky!'!. lktw~n thi!I 11lrip, C:r~n ri\'r,r, n111J !hr: cn~lcm CIJll1tlir.s1 Jic~ wlmt Jmq l.IN'n r-,llr1l Ilic s;:rnlt•n of Ilic Slnf('. Tlti!I i~ lhr. mo~t pnp11lot1!f pnrl, nnrl i!I nt.0111 I !;O mile!! long, nnrl fr<>m !;O lo I 110 wi1lr, n111I c<>mpri!'IC'!I lltr. countir.'I of Mn~nn, FlrminJ!, ~lnnlgnmr.ry, Clnrkr., l111t1rll(l11, Fnycllr., Scoll, llnrrison, Fm11klin, \\'Of'fi. fnnl, Mr.rc:r.r, .lrssnminr:, Ma1Jisnn, G:irrnril, Cn!!r.y, Lincoln, \\'nshinglnn, n111l (:ri:-rn. The s11rfor:r. of llti.'I 1listrid i!I ngrrcohly 11111l11lnlini;, nnrl 1l1r c:nil l1l:w.k 111111 frinlilc, rrf'lll11r:inl? hlnr,k wnl11111, J,lnck cl1crry. hnnr.y lnru~t. h11d11~yc 1 pawpn\\', s11c:ir·h~r., 11111ll~rry, rlni, nsh, collon-woo1l, n111l wJ,i1r 1!111rn. Thr. wl111lr. ~lntr, hr.low tlm 111m111tnin!I, rr.sl!I on nn i1nmcmr. lnl 11f li111rrc:trmi:-, usually nho11t r:ighl fi'<"l l~low lhn !'llrrnce. There nre r\·rrywhr.rc npr.rturc~ in this limrstonr., through which lhc wntr.r!J or the rh·r.rit i;i11lc into tlir. r.nrlh. Thr: lnrgl) ri\'r.rq of l\r.ntuc:ky, for thi!! rcn~lln, nn: morr. 1li111i11is hcrl 1l11ri11i.: lhc 1lry scnson, tlinn 1110!'0 of nny nthr.r P"'' nf !hr lJnilcrl Rtnlr.s, nml tl11: sm:ill slrrnm!I cntirrly cfo<nppr.nr. 'fhr. hnnkll of tltr ri1·rr!I nrn 11nl11rnl ruriosilir.q; rl1c rh·ers hnvin~ gcnr.rolly \\'Nil \'Cry '""'I' r:lt: 11uu-ls in thr. c:ilrnrronq rnd1q ow:r wl1ich tltry n<>w. Thr. prrr.ipirr~ f.1rmrrl hy l{r.11t11dcy ri\'l'r nm in mn11y plnrr.'I nwli11ly snlolimr, rrcsrnting prrpr.nrli.. nlar hn11k~ of !JOO fc('t of soli1l lime~lnnr, s11n11n111tlr.ii "'ilh n str:rp n11rl 1li0ir11ll m:r.cnl, four lime.'! 0!1 high. In lho S('tttfh-w<:<;I rnrt of thr :)l:ih-, hr.tween Gt1:fll ri\·cr nurl lltc C111111.icrlnml, lhero nrc :;c\•crnl wonder. rnl r,,\'('.'I• Th(' prinr.ip"I rr~lur.tion!I of l\r:ntur.ky nm lir:mp, lnhnrc:o, whrnt, nn1I h11linn cnrn. Snit i:pri111;!! nro 11111ncro11~, nn•I supl'IY nol (lnly lhi!! Stntr. hut n grrnt p:irt of Ohi1J n111I Tr.nncs~, with thi!! minrrnl. Tho rrinripnl 111:1n11f:1d11rr!I nm dolh, spirits, r:orilngr., i;nlt, nnrl mnrlr.·!lllJ;nr. I lrmr. l11lmr.cn, niul \\'J1rnl, nrc llir. pri11r:irnl export!!. Thr.~r. nrc rnrrie<l 1lown thr Ohio n111l flli1'~i1'sippi lo Now Orlcnn!I, nml fnrr.i~n i;nnilq rrr.1·ivr1l frn111 1111• ~,111r. plnrr. in n•tnm. Lntti~villr., (lh the Ohio,'i!I rhr. crnlrr. of thi!! lrn1lr. Tlw i11trf')(lt1r.li1111 of 1'lr:i111-1Ait 11nvigntinn on thr.. Ohi~ 1111!1 )1('('11 o~ i11r,nlr11lnhlc lll'ndit In tho co1111nr.rr.inl n111l mnnnfnrlurm!! mlrr~l!I nr f\r.nlur.ky • In n1lrlitio11 In lhn imporlanl cominr.rcc wilh Nr.w.Orlrnn!I, hy tlm rhnnnrl nf lhr.. rifo,~i:"!:ippi ri\·cr, l\cuturky Im!! inlimnlc commcn:i:il rclntion~ 'fl·ith the dnr.f c1tir.o; 011 lhr. All:inlic i;cnlK)Orrl. Tl11:re i~ n lrnr.t of cn1111try in the i:nulli-w~lrrn pnrt nf the Slntr! f'!n!lt n111I north nr C11mlir.rln1111 river; nml wnlr.rr.rl J,y Orren nnrl llnrrr.n ri~rr!I, nhoul I 00 mikll in r.:<lrnl, r;illr.il fire lurrrrn.•, whir.Ii, n fow yr.n"' 111ncr, \\' OS n llf:n11tif11l prnirir., rbtiluln of tirnlir.r. fl i!I now Cfl\"Ct"f'll wilh" ymmJ.! f!111w lh nf ,·nrinw1 ki11cl!1 or trrr.!". Thc!'r, lmwr.vor, 110 not prr.vrnt tl1r. ~ (X} �' I l! .... '· Gf:NEflJ\f, 2!Jli .rl ~l vn;w OF 'l,!\ ,,·!I '' •'l!/ I(• .•1·.1' ~ "''\ ;\,, . ; ~ ~r: '" ~~ ! ~P ll c'''"'•'r'. ---;\~f.ir,. ... . . · · 1\lkn, ..... • · · A1111rr~.,n, •• • • lbrrcu,.. . .... llall1, • • . • . • . . llnorw, . • . • . • . 11.... r1 ..,,., • . • . . llr>dtrn, . . . • . llrt:cloc111 iilJ!'" . 11111 h'r, . • • . • • . llrrllill, . . . . . • • Calilw.-11, . . . • . ( :n111phdl,..... < '"":y...... . .. (;/11i.<li.111,..... Chrl•c,....... (;hy,. . ... . ... C:11111l1rrbn1I, • . l>!\\'ic-~~. : • • • • . l·'.,1111111111.•l'll, . • l·:<till..... ... . Fa\·r:ltr, • • • . • • Fl1:111i11~, . • • • . Flnpl,. . . • • . . . Fr;111kli11,..... 1::tll.i l i11,., . ... !:arr!\rrl, .. .... r:rnrrl,........ (;r~v,.,.,. •.• ,.. I :r"y•on,. . • • • . ( :rrr.1w,....... 1;rrr.11n1•. • • • • . lln11r.. r.k,..... I lanli11,....... I f:orl,11,... . • • . I lurri~o11,..... I l:ul, . . . . • • • . I lt-rrrkr•on, . . . l/1:11ry,.. ... .. ..~l'M l"l '.l) 2:, 1. fOl'tlJ.ATIUN AT LHffEltF.NT l'F.IWJll~. flirl.111:i11,..... I l11,.lti11•, ... , • .ldli·r•n11, . . . . . rn1H11nt1nn C';trno(,. Tnwn•. li,217 Col11111l1in, fi, ·185 Scnll1\·illc. .f ,!i20 I.~ w1c11cc\111ri:. 15,07!) C~ln•i:ow 8,1!19 Owiui:"·illr.. !>,07!i ll11rlini;lon. JS,l:Jr. l'"ri~. G,!i I8 A"l!"•ln. 7.:l·t.'i lln11li11•lt11r!. :l,O!iR M"'l!n11ln1\·11. !i.li·l'l Shrphr.,.l•villc:. fl,:1'21 l'ri11rrl<>n. !i,11;1 \\'nrlr~lw1ro111:lo. !l,88:1 Nr.w1mrl. Cr,uritir•. .f,:112 l.ihcrty. )2,li8·1 ll op~i11~villc. J:J.O!il Wi"d1c.•lcr. :J,!i18 Mnnclor.<lrr, s.1;21 llnrk c~l"illc. !i,20!1 Uwc11!h•irn11i:h. 2.li I~ Jlrnll'll!tillc, .f,lilH ln·i11r.. 2!i,11!1R I ..-1i11ctn11. l:J;l!l!l Fkn1inc•lmrl:'· .f,:J.f7 l'rc~lrrnlrnrj!. !l,'2.'il ~·n.f,VATOll7'. r.,r.71 l'orl \\'illi>rrl. l l.R71 l.ouc0<lcr. 2,'IRCi \Villi>111•l•1w11. 2,:00 I i\lnylicl.I. :l,RRO J,itcl1ticl1I. J:J,l:JA C:rccn•h11rj!. !i,P:0'2 c:rccnt11"l111r1:" ).;'il;'i ll01nvillr.. 12.fH!l Eli1.>hrlhlrrwn. 2,'12!1 l\ln1111l l'lc••nnl. l .'J,(!.11 Cynlltbnn. I 5,l!JI fll11111iml•'·illc. (l,C..'i'l llr,111frr•nn. I 1,387 Nnw Cn•llc. !i, l!JR c:r.l11ml111•. Ci,7(i:J r\ln•li•"'l"illr. . \\ Tutnl, in 18'.1°0, 2:1,!77!1 l.nni•rillr.. lifitl,3·11 .. ,... "~ ltlrlP:A•r.. 1'1.Hll .f :l,:I 11 FO,!ifil t'2CJ,i:l'.! lf.:i,:J.'ill 311.'114 :11,'l11 ~l;, I ii ~ t,r.t~ nr Chr nl,.,.., rrt1l.tinn, tl1rr., """"· ,..hll• M•lr~. '.lt;ii.mt: ,.hllr 1·,rn•l••, oi·.nr.:.t: dr>f •n~ 1h1uh. ~.""~I; t.1101, 1."rli ; "flen", t;:l : ,.1,,.1 "liilr1t. SJP.f.ifS, rnf" '"'"'"" Meltt, t.~9; f ',.10,, I,.•, ~.'!.;; : loCnl, 4.810. filntt-M•lt•, l!'l,'?Jt; F•nra..,,., 8J,l I!>: lnlal, 1r..t.~. INTP.ltNAJ, li\trllOVF.MF:NTI'. f,n11i.~riillr. n11rl I'nrlln111l Cnunl.-lncorpnrntcd in 1~2!i . Cmnrlrtr1I in I R:1 1. 1.<.:ngl Ir, 2 milr_q ; brcnrlth, nl t \ii) smfnr;r. 1 2011 fr,(:t, nt ltolfom, ritJ • '!'Iii~ c.111nl 1111::1 ro11slruclrcl lo O\"Crr.omc n fnll of 22 rrct fill tlor. Ohin ril'rr, nt I~111ic;villr.. Tho entire tw;cl of 1lii~ rnnnl i~ r.:<rn,·nlf:tl thro11gh n l1·•li:r of lnnr. rodt, ""'' n r:irl of tl lo the 1lq1lh of 12 r('l"t. ll!O l1>r.k!0, hrirl~···· &r.. nrc !iuill in llJC 1110~11111hsln11linl nmnncr, nml conlnin 4!)flll rw-rrlw.'1 of ~lnnn mnsonry, C']ltnl lo nhnnl :10 common r.nnnl loch. It ill n umk of µri:nl 111ilit y, ns well ns gm1t c:<pcni;c; A27 bonl!I, i10(j of which wcrr. ~l•:n111f,n:ils, l':t~"crl 1liis r.:111n l in 10·11lnp, in l S:Jl. Ir i!I r..1lculntr1I thnt 1lwn· ll"ill 1111111mll.Y p:c~,.; tlii!I c:rnnl nt>011l hnlf n!I nmr.h \Qtllln!!c n!'I i!'I rn1rl11)•·1I in Ilic consli11~ lr:i1l11 or Ilic lf nilc-11 ::itnlr.~. From Ilic 1liOic111ty of r:<rnmt. i11~ rarlh n111l rorl1 from !lO !!rent n 1lrptlt one\ wichli, log<:tl1rr with tli.- fl'll· lill!!""("ir_o; ollc-ncliu~ ii!! construclinn from the 1lilfrl'('ncc of lr.vcl \J(:lll'rro the hi~lir:i;l nml. !~ west sln!!n. of the wntcr in the Olii!l r'.'·cr, n111011.11tinj! lo I nl1<111t liO fi·d, 11 t!l ncr.r,<;c:nnly n work of g"'nl mn~mlurlr., h:ivmR rMI, mnrc 1l1n11 nil}' ollicr similnr c.~lcnl of r.nnnl work in thc \Jnitr.d S tnlr .., n111l fiir ilq lr.u~lli, i!I pcrhop!I Ilic l')ost importnnl hytlroulic work of tho kiucl cn·r C'.~rl".ttlr.cl. J,r..ri1wrn11 n111l Oliin nrt .. rnnr7.-l11cnrpornlr1I in 1r:i:io. C41mmrnr,..1l in 18:)(. Cn\1ilnl $1,0llll,OllU. Thi!' t(\,111 cxtrn•l!I from 1r:\ i11J.!ln11 111 FrnnHort, Oil (c11tncky ril'cr, 2ri mile~.""'' from 1l1rnrn lo tltr. Ohio ri1·rr, nr.n r :::il1if'pin!!porl, two milr~q Itelow J.011i.~villc; tot:il lrn~th, fiO milr!I. Thr m:ixin111111 grn•ln o~ ll1is rni!-roncl ill :JO li~t n milr, n11c.l tl1r. minimm~ r11rl'n· lnrr. 1000 fi:cl rn1l111!I. JL rs conslructcJ for locomoll\'C i;lcnm-cngin1:3 of grc:il f'Oll'Cr nncJ 1:1.r.c<l. l'<>rulAllnnl Cn11nl7 TotTIU. .lr.•••lllllll', • .•• ~ Nirl1nlMvillr.. IC111t.,, . ....... il,:Jl:J lb rho111svillc. l.nurr.I,... . • . . 2,20!i l.01111011. I .nwrc11r.r., • • • . :t,!11)0 I ,n11i,:•. I .cwi•, • . • • • • . !i,'?2'1 Cfnrhl111•g"· l.inr.nln, . • . • • • 11,IJ(l'..l S!nn(n11I. I .ivi11c•lo11,. • • • !i ,!111 s, lr111. I .ncn1" • .• · • • . I :I 0 I'2 11 n•<i·lh·illr. M ndi<nu, • • • • . IR:7.'tl I( icl111111111I. J\ln•nn,..... . . I li,'ll!I \\'n • l1i11c(nn. M rCr:icl.rn,. . . I ,'2'l7 \\'il111i111!fn11, ii I1•n1lr, • . . • • . . '1, I :JI llrn1ulr.11l•url:'· 111 rrrcr ,. • . . • • . 17,li'H ll nr rrnl•l•nrc. "'!lllf0(" 0 , , • , • , !i,;J 10 'J'ntnf'll innillr. i\lnnli:oonr.ry,.. 10.'2 ICt ,\Jn1111l ~lrrlinJ?. J\lnrr,nn,..... • 2 ,R!i1 Wl'•I J.il..;rly. i'l11ltl r:nl1nr~,.. !i,.110 l!rr<·1"·illc. Nrl•nn,....... J.l,!l:I?. llortl<lnwn. Nic:l1nln~, • . . • • f:l,H:J·I Cnrli•lr.. Ill.in, • .. .. • .. .f,il~• llor\fM1I. Olrll1:i 111, • • • • • • !J/,f:R \\' c•I l"'r I. Owrn,..... • • . !i,iflli O\\'r.111111\'n. l'r111llrlon, • • . . :t.flr.:I Fnl111011lh. l'rrry.. . • • • • • . :1,:i.111 l'rrr r. I:. II. l'ilc c,......... 2,ti7i l'ih•·illr. l'uln•~i, • . . • • • !l..'iOll S11111rr•rl. llnr.~r..,,:llr,... . 2,Pr.:; i\lfllllll \'r.rnon. l/11••i:ll,....... :J,R1!.i .ln111c~lnwn. Srnll, . • . • . . . . 1ol,li7i (;r.nri:r.lnwn. Slrrll•y, . . . . • • . 1!l ,O:JO Slwlhy"illc. Si11111<011, • • • • • !;,81.'l Vrnuldi11. s1.,.nrcr,, •• ,.. !i.1;11'1 Tnylnr~villc. To1lrl,. •• • • • • • fl,f;Ao 1-;lk lrrn. Tril!I!,........ !i,!l!f. 1:11li7.. IJ11i•111, . • • • • • • .f.7fi I J\1Mrnnlir.t.I. \Vnnr n,. ... .. JO,'J.f!I llowli11i: (:rem. \Vn•l1111gton,.. )!),Oli Spri11i:f1drl. \Vny11r,. •.• ,.. 8.lifl!i i'1•111lirr:ll n. Whilrlcy,..... :l,!'llf; \\'illin111~h11rl:'· Woo.lforcl,... . 1'2,'.!7:1 \'r1Mlllr.~. ~, .~ l~cu:•~'- ln I 7!10,. • • . • • • 7.1,f,77., •••••.• , ••• , •••.••••••. • • • • · • • • • I HllO, . ..... . 2'.!11,!t!i:J From 17!11J tn l f!llll,. ...... H i,2fl2 ll!IO,. •••. • . ·lll!i/il I l flOO lo IRIO, . •••.•• le;'i,552 11'1·20,. ...... !itil.:111 JRIO to l!l~O........ H7.MHi IH:Jll,. ...... !iSP,RH 18'10 to lll.'111, ....... 12·1,527 rorur.ATION OF COUNTIF,'3. Call"''"")"..... iJ . or j'\\ ' ) 2'.11 IU:NTUCI{ \'. growtl1 of grnss, niul nn nlnio~t cn1llc-s~ vnricty plontll, which oro in /1100111 1l11ri11g 1110 wl1olc Ilic spring orul s111111ncr, whr.n llm whole rr.gicm i.q n wifd1:rnc.c:s nf tho lllO~l lir.11111ifi1l nowr.n1. Tlic !:()ii i11 of Oil cxr.cllr.nt 1p1:ili1y, ltcing n mixturo or clny, lonm, nml !:nn<l. Through 1hi11 country thrrr. runs n chnin of coniCJll hill~, callccl lmnl1.~. I lursc.ci nrc rnisc<l in grcot n11111l)Cr11, nncl of the nohlr.st kind!!. A hone). snmc: hrirsc i!I the hi~\1c!ll \1riJc of o l{c11t11cl<.ion, nrul con1m011 f:u~rn:r~ own fr11m lc-11 \o r1ny. Gren\ 1111mhcr!I ore r.nrnr.cl over the 11101111l:H1l!I lo Ilic i\t\;111tic 8\;-i\cs; nnd the principnl supply of s:idcllc nncl cnrringc lmrsr.!I in the lowrr collnlry i!! drown fr11111 l{r.ul11cky, or the oll1r.r W<'~lcrn Slnlc11 • Tl11: l1nrsr.s nm r:Hrir.<I clown in 011\ hnnls. <.:rr.nl tlroves of rnlllc nrc nlso t/rin~11 fr(/111 tl1i.'1 8tatc, over the 111u11111nins, lo Virginia nm\ l'cnnsylvnnin. or ........ .. rir,~============~-~ - ~--~-~~~===-=~==--=--,., ~ PRINOil' .l\L ST .1\.0 D J\ 0 UTD 9. (I II [/7;;;;;,~fn:1•ri/fr In /,1111,.ril/r. ~mTn 11'.i1hi"1?'""• . .j )llny'• I.i rk,..... A l·:lli•l1111[!..... .. 1:1 nJillr"l'"'I!··.... 11 f'nri.•,..... .. .. . 7 f,,.rin~/nn, • . •••• 18 \'r.r•nillr!", . ... . . 12 FllA/\'liHJ/lT,. l:t lhr1li11•1·illr, .... A Chy \'ilbi:r,. . • . A Sh,"/l11J"i/lr,..... !i ~i1111,.n11\·illr,.... P lln•lnn,......... -I ~li1l:llr_l"""ll, .... 7 J'2fj NAS/fl'Jl.l,H, . . I /,111111011/r, ••• , • • 12 IJfl --:1. f'rttrrt <;n1f,f11. I!! 2. f'rnm f,1111l1~i/lr lmr!! In rrnnLJrrl. 2:; lo J\",uJorillr. Tn l.illlc Snn1ly,. ;11: T,, \\'r•t l'oint,.. 21 Trit•lrtr.,....... 4:1 l':liMl•rlAlnr~n,... 2'1 -1:1 Orri,.J!"rillr,..... Iii 11T1111_fnrtl.•1>illr, ••• '11 70 Mm1nt Stnli"I!•.. 7:1 Tlrr~ Fnrh, •... l!i fl.'i ll"iri,Anlrr, •.•.. fH; llrirpine!':rrin~,. Ill !l:i /,,-rr•vfnn,. ..... 'l~ ~111irl1'• (; r,,•·r,.. :I !IA FRANlilURT,. 1"2 /fnrrlinl! Grun,. . 1:J 111 -1n1 ,_.,,,n!/in, • . .•••• 211 l:tl ~ - f''"'" Frnnlf<>rl 11 .'i Tprr. !':prinr,.. 21 1:;'.! In /\'MAril/r, Trn. , 11 !1: 11.iplonrl'I', ...... 15 l!i7 'l'n T.n 1rrrncrl111 ri . r.j·j;~ " ·'" ~I r.'.! IC. 1" 1:1 'll l!i JOii 20 l'lr. 2:; 1:,1 ;111 ' 12 �!lo . . ... r-~ 1.:>cz:.i -­ Cir-:'"':. - - CN- L') t:. 0 C< r.1 ,..., -- c-: C'< .... - --="'::"' - '-"': = c-: ~ g -c-: -= .... IN ,., ·~ a· • . ·- .. .. ·.. • to.":= - C<- a: . -C'll--c:...- - a..CL:.cx.. - - ::-1 --::-. - . . c.: =-. ..-; •..::..: - ,,; ----- -~· -~ -="' ..-: ....., -0 0 c - - . - · f.": c.. r-:- --.::- ...-: ~ a: "" - = -----c:1 ~,,_:-. :"I~, r- ,.... :c c. - .:-. :..:: : . ~ - Cl t..:: ...-: ":'I Cl:.= e1 -:- :t ~ ~' .. - c-: , .. - - - C-. Cl t": - :: . - ._:-9'!""-:"'~ r: '-:' -- - - - L.4:;~L":C"4 1..-: c c:.. - :..... ~ ..~ r- oo"' ,_ -c• x ---t"')---t'"':. :""':' =-er~ '""'=" :"":c-"::::~x,,....~­ - -C"l- - •.. �• ' t '1 i1 ,\ r. ~ -~ ! •. ~ UENl·: rtM. :wn vn:w Ol" r.o:w;c gr:tr-:.-:, from. ~ lo 5 feel liig h ; some of wliiclt is of n lolr. rnl1ly ~1)(111 1101 11 11:iliry : <•flwr prnirir_q n m clr.vnlrtl, ntul nm frc1111c11rly cnll1~1I hnrrr.m1; .ill•·ay;: 011 nc:r.mrnl of thrir iilr.rilily, fc1r 1l1ry nrc oflr11 fertile. Tiu~ inor-:1 dc1·:1f1·1I lr:id!I of co1111try l><:lwrcn tlie ri\'l•rs, nm lhr. wrllrsl 111111 most 111an.:l1y in th•! S1:1h ~; nnil the tlrirsl ln111I i~ rhnl which l111rdr r!'I 011 tho nri1111s ~lr1·:1111s of w11\cr. Among thr, !Orr.st lrrcc:, nre onlc <•f v11rio11R sprr.irs, "\., 1n:111h- 1 hir kory, hr.:-ich, hirch, 1111plar, sycm1101r, nsli, pnll'paw, l111ck1~yr, ~krry , . ;J ~ , :: , . 'I ... .u. r L\ ··~ [ 1 ti ij \\:.c. This ~\:1\r. pr01l11rr_q nh11n1ln111ly e~·r.r~thing wh.irh ~ro":!'l in thn micl<lk Slalcs. Cnrn 1.!,tn\\'!I \11sminntly, y1r.hlmg, on rich nllunal IJOll 11111 1111111!<, rro111 ~1l) In 1r, \111shc\s 1r.t nctr.; ri\\ \111shr\~ ~t. nr.rn nrr. n r.111111110~1 n11.t 1 :il11H•st .:i1Tr:igr. rrop. W\ic:\\ \!.rn\\'!I f111r\y m 1\11s !11nlr.; nt11l l11)1tt •~ c.,. ,,,,,.,,.,, 11 1 n1"! 1111:1111i1ir!'I hv thr. (lhio nm\ L:1llr. Erir. tn !'n1ttl1r. rn n111l rn.~ trm 111nrlcrl~. /11.,".l' :<:fmm. 11i'ill.'I lrn\'C hr.en r.rr.d••cl in this ~Intl', C'!:pC1:i:1lly in tli1; yi.;i11i1 _v of 1l1c Oltio rivrr, for rltr. 1nnnufiiduri11i; nf f11111r. Millll ft1r tlir. s:1111c; p11rpl•sc, prnpcllccl l1y wntcr, nn: to 111: fi111111I i11 m·r.ry p:irl flf tl1r. St:ilr.. It ye, emf!'>, IJ11ckwlrr.nr, (~·.c. :ire pmd11cccl nl111111ln11tly i11 all p:irt:i 111' tltc St;1tc. l lorsc~, cnlllc, nn1I l1og~ nrr. /11:rr. rnisr.tl in great n111nl>erl', nml tlril'rn In nn eastern m:irkct; nn<l tl1911s:i11tl:i of harrcls o f hrrf n111I pnrlt nrr !,11:itccl l"ro111 nil the town~ on Ilic lli1\'ig:1h11; slrcnn1s, for the sn111licm pa rl nf t ltc l':t lit'}', or to Ncw Yorlc. C.:v:il i!' f1111111I i11 grrnt ']ltnnlitic!I in tl1c r:islr.rn p:irl.o;. lron ore hns hrr11 tli• rm·r.rr.11, 111111 w_ro''.~ht prclly c~~cn1:ivcly i11 sc1·c rnl pl;icr..q, p:irlir.11hrly till 1hr. south or L1d<m1; fl\'Ct, " t llllr.~ west of Z:111r1a·illr, Oil llrwdt rm:!\, :1111\ in ~11111r. nthrr phcr!'I. ::inlt springs nrr. fo11111I 1111 sn1 11•: 111' ll1r. rn1:h·m ll'itlrrs or ~lm:lli11::;11ni, n111\ on ~:1lt creek, 23 111ilcs so11th-c:ist o f Cl1illicotltr, wlH'n: tlwrr. :wr. r.1111si1li:ral1lc snlt.\\'Orlcs. Thr: s1111111wrs nrc warm nml pretty rr.g11lnr, tho11i.;h !'>•1111rwl1:i l s11l ~rrl 111 l 1 1rn:11l~·s. ~pri11~ n111l n11t11111n nrc \'Cry plcnsnnl; n11cl thr. wi11trrs gr.11r.r:ill y mild. Jn some pnrts, 11r.11r the mnrshr.'1 n111l slngnnnl w:itr.rs, th!' i11h:ihi1:i11tR :ire !<llh.icr.t to the fever nml ng11c; ln1t tltc dinmtc, ~c11crnlly, is ncc91111fr1l rr.111:1rlc:1lily l1r.nlthf11l. Ohi•> lnlccs the lr.nd :imon~ the wri:lcrn f\lnfr.ci with rr~:"lttl lo 111:11111f:1r. '111-r:;. ~0111c ()( the tllfJsl i111porfn11t 111111111r.1ct11ri11~ lc•\1'11'1 nrc Ci111;i1111:11i, Za11rsvillr, ~tr11l><'nvillc, nnrl Cl1illir:11rhc. Thr. 1:-thrlr.i: nr thr.~c 111n1111f:1do. rics 11:1\'r. fr11111cl lhrir wny C\'Cll lo thr. r.itiri: 011 thr. J\tl:i11lir: sr.ahn:1r;I, 111111 r.n rr.rnl into s11ccessr11I co111pr.titio11 willt tl11~ fi11ishnl 11rlicks of E11ropcn11 II 1:1llIIfiu:l11 r< ~. Th•: r~ pnrt~ rro111 thii: Stntc consist or nn11r, r.orn, l1r111p, nnx, hccf, porlc, s uwkrcl ltn111i: nf vcnisl')n, whislcr.y, pc:irh-lir:1111ly, n111l 1111111-r.r. Tltr. i111port:111t i nterest~ or ccl11rnth111 lin\'r liy 11n 111r.r111'1 \)("r.n nq.!lr:r:1r.1l in Oltin. Tltr. prinr:ipnl St"minnrirs in 1l1i'I ~l:ilr, nre lhr. llnivrrsity pf Oliin, nt , ,\1ltc11q; Minmi lJni\'cri:ity, nt O:cfonl ; Wr'ltcrn llr.<:r.r vr. Cullrgr, nl I lrnl1.< :Oii; l\r11_yc111 Col Ir.gr., nt nnmhior, nml tho J\lcclicnl Cl1llq;o of Ohi<•, "' Ci111:i111111ri. ~ 1\ sy<:tr.111 nf r:omml')ll i:cltMl'I lm'I l>ccn lntcly introil11cr.cl hy lnw inln thi'I S1:i1r.. " f\n m:l l•J ptQ\'i1lr. for thr. i:11ppnrt n111l locllr.r rr~uht inn or r.nm. 111nn srhonl.'I" \\'II~ pnsscrl by tl1c Lrgisl:ilnrc in M:irr:li, I A:ll, "(I) fnl;r. r.ni·rt :.1111 he in fnrr.c from nnil nnrr tl1r. first 1l:iy of l\lay" fi11lnll'i11~ . Thi" :1r:I 1l1·r:lnn$, 11 th:it n fu111I sl1nll hr. rnise1l in the sr\'c:rnl r111111li<'R in tlw Sta fr. for 1li1: 11se of rommon sch11C1I!!, fc1r tltr. i11c:trndio11 11f thr. wliilr! youth Ir - '~ · "~ I -. . . . '-..... .. · 1 011 10. r. r.vr.ry. cbs~ nn1I grrulr, wirlio11t clistinr.ticin, in. n-nclinJ!, writin~, nnil :irtll11nr.hr., "'"' nlhn llr.r.rssnry hrnnd1r.~ or c1l11cnhon ;-tlrnt for tht'I f'llt· po~c thr.r? !:ltnll f>c n111111nlly lcvir11 nrnl OSSC!;~rtl t1pfln 1110 '"' rn lnrrm nmn1111! ..,, '"" gr11r.r:1l list or ln~nlilc prnpr.rly in cnch .-;onnly of the ~'"'"· lhr. prnp1•rty (If liladis n111l 1m1 l:i11~~ r.~rq•fnl, 1hrrc-fclurll1~ or n 111111 rill 1lin 1loll:ir; tl1:1t 1111: tm~rcr.~ or cnc1 1 iur.nrporntrJ township in tl1io; Stntr, whr.rr. thr. !':1111r: lrn!I 11ot l!Cf;n nlrcn•ly 1lnnr., i;finll lny off tl1rir township i11tn !'r.ltnnl ilislril".f~ inn 111nr111cr most cml\'r.nic:nt for tho pnpulntion." Fnrt hrr provisions nro tnaclo for c.·urying Ilic 11ystcm into clfcct. 0 rort11.ATION OF COUNTlr:'.S. l~nl"''"tl''" Cn1111tl"'· ,\,)~111"· · ...... A•l1t,li11fn, ..•. Alhrn•.- ..•... 1\flr11, ...•• . .. llnllrr, . , ..... llr.111111111, ••. .• llrow11, .... . •. C:f~·""l':tii::n, ... f"lnrkr, .... ... Clrriwml, .. •• . Cnl11ml1i:t11:1, ... ( ;,•l1nrlnn, .• , . l'.11phnl!"• . • • . Crnwfn11I,. .... (:linlnn 1 • • , • , • ""'"· l>rln 11·~..11•,.... .• . .. ,. Fnirfirlrl, ... . . hrrllr, . ..... frn11ldin, • . . ,. 1:,11;,, ....... I :rnnl!,1, .... . . f :u•rn, . ....... (; 1wrn•ry, •... ff:t111 ilrn11, , , , , ff nr l1 i11i:, ..... lli[!lib111I,. .... lbrri•nn, . . , . . rr~n cm:k, ..•.. lh11lin,. . •..•. llrnry, •...... llnl1nr.•, . . . .. . l111rnn, . .... . . .1 ,.n;.,.."''• ... .. .l ru·lc~n11 1 • •• • • • l<nnt, .. . . , ... l.~wrr11r:r, . .. . l.idd111: •.. . . .. - Cnutt•y Tnn-f1•. r.n11ntt~"· l~.~:'i l We•\ Union. l·l,!iHI .lrffrre1m. !1,7Ri All1c11•. '""'"i"· ...... ' ""'l!'n, .••.••. 2i,t I!' ll"n1iffnn. 2P,li'2i Sf. Clnir••illc. li.flr.i (:rn•j!Clown. 12. l:l t llrh:tn:t. 1:1.111 Srrin11lic"1. 211, 11a; llnln\·j,, :1.'t/1~12 Nr."' l.i•hnn. 11.tr.1 ( :o~l1ndn11. 111,:1/:l ( :lr<cb"'I. -1 ,i!ll ll11crr11~. 11.nr. \Vilmin[!lon. fi,'211 1 \.rccn•illn. 11,.r,n I llcb...-nrc. 21,iPf, r,:in~:ol rr. fl, 1"'2 \\"n•liinJ!lron. i ..'lr;n l'id1"""1· • •.. l'ikr•.•••.•.•. l'orln~r., .•..•. l'rchlc, •...•.. l'nln:tm, • .... . l'n11ftlin~,, .... llirhl~111l, ...•. n......... .... (inlfir..,li~. Vi.RI :I Cl1nriln11. s,n,fn•kr, ... . J.1,Rlll Xrni:t. IP.O:lli c:nn1hri1ll!r.. ;.2,:117 C:inrinn:tli. ~.llOR ' .nl!•ll. 1r.,.1 l.'i Hill•lo0roni:h. 20,!lff. r:n1lir. Pl:t Finlry. 210 lforrlio. 21;<;? Nnpnkno. Shrllty, •• • •• , • ~,.io(n, ..•..•. S.-nrrn, •.•.•.• Sl:trk, •..• • .. . T1t!tcnr1tn-n,., . . !1, l:J;, 1\1 iflcr.lrnrg. 1:i.:11r. Nnrn-.tk. 2?.,IR'J !)1rulicn1·ilfc. 5,'1 11 .l•ch•n" . 17.0~.'i Mn11nl Vcrnn11. :;,:u; ; ll11rlin1tlon. 211,R(i!) Nrw'fk, Trn01l1111f, ••.. IJoinn, •.. . ••• . Vnn \Vrrl, ••.. \\'n~hin11ton, . • \\"11rnc,. •••... \\'illinm~, • •..• \V~rrrn, •• •... \V O'l'I, .• . ••.• . i\lr.lin~. r..•~~ ( "ltr~trr. l'rrry.. ..... .. J.1.; II <"<I/, /1/1111 US. r+nnn tr Tn" n• l;lym. r.,Clfl llrtlcf.1nl11inr. li.1!10 f..,n1lnn. r. ..~.'il :\l•ri.. n. !t,f;'lf, i\f,,1;.,m, ...•. Muinn, .•.• . , lllr1linn, ••. , . . Moiit~• •••• •.• lllcurn, ...••. l\linmi, .•.••.. lllonrnr, .. , .. . Mnnl1inmr.rr 1 • • ~'"'l!~n, ....• . llln•kini:11111, •. !;7~ !1,i:l:I r""'''"""" 1.1111 ~I. ilbry"a. IV'Oi Trny. P.if.fl \V nn.llirl1I. 2 1,:Jr.'2 llnylnn. 11 ,PO<I lllc<:onn.-11-.ilfr 2:i.:i:11 7.•nr.-·illr. l:J.'170 Snnirr~rl . Jr..nn r C:irdrtillr. li,n:!I l'il.rlron. lll.f!Qf. ll"<cnna. lfi,2'.ll Eaton. 2:111 If.I 21.onp i\t•n•firlrl. 2 1,llf.Q('hillirnll1r. 2.i::.1 r:r. Snn1lu•ky. :J,li7' Sytfnr.1-. fl.i In l"nrl•01011lh. r,,l!i!l Tiffin. 2r..:;P? ('onlnn. 1-1.2!11' Nr1Y l'hilnd&. 2r..12:i \\' nrrrn. :l,1'12 lllnry•rilfr. ~ !l \Vjf1,l1ir,. 11.1:11 llhrkll~ . 2J,:r:i:i \\'.-Irr. :IR7 ll<-linnrr, 21, lr.P 1..-1.,nnn . l ,HY.! rrrr pltu'lz. --- Totnl, in I P.1fl, !IJi,'J0.1 m1·tr1xnnN AT 1>rrn; nt-:NT n :nrons. rn I 7'10,. ... . .......... :i.ono 1~c" r:•~r.. IRnn..... , .. .. ..... . .f;.,:ir.r. From li!llJ lo IPOO,. ............... -1?,'.lr.5 IRln........ , ...... . 2:10.ilill !POI) In lf'IO, ... . .. .. .. ... . .. . )R.'i,:l'l!i IR'.!ll,. . .. ... . ....... ~.Rl,111 lfllO lo IR'20,. . .............. :l!i(\f,7-1 I R:.~11'. -~·..: :..: ;._::_·_-_:_:~~~.~~-1 I A'2•~ - ~I R:JO, :..:..:.:..::.: :..:.:..:.:..:.:.:_:_:~~· Hi'.l rr'"•''"'• t tf tit~ ,.1in,·r 1••r11l.it l nn nf IP-tit, lh,.rr n ·rrr. 1'hitr l'btr• . 4;11,.,.., : "·hit,. 44A,"J'\:t : tf,·•f l\n•I rf•t1hf•, '4tf'l: Min•f. '!.f l: nli rnfl, !i/i'lt : lf'l lnl "hitr,. ~ .O!lJ. rnln1r1l ~11tl••, 4,f•)l : tr mnl1-•. •;;r.o : l ittnl . n,:"J>lt rrr., 2,\ �•J.~ l' I ----:io2 ~~ I' c,\NAI.~. Tl11~ Ohio Stnle cnnnl!I nrn the 0/rfo C111111l, wl1ich r,onnr.ds J,nkc Eric, I nf ( :1t:n:l11111l, with the Ohio river, nt l'urt!\mouth; nml th~ Jlliumi C11m11, '' wliid1 r,onnec(!; the lown or l>;iyton, ~ituatctl Oil lho Grcnl Min111i ri\·er, will1 tlic Ul1io ri\·cr, nl Ci11ci1111nli • I . ;1. I Ol1io Cnnnl. !\bin lrnnk, ••.••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• - •• •• ••• • •.•. • ••••••• :ltO milrl'. N:\\'ir::ol.lr. ftr.1tr.r frn111 mnin lr1111k '" C:<•l11111l111,., •••.•••••• • - .. •••• , • , , • 11 N11\·ir:Hltf1• li·1·1lc-r frn111 111ni11 lrnnk In (:rn11villt", •••••••...•. ..•••.• , , . , f, " i\ln<ki11c11111 11i1lc-c11t, frn111 lloc J\t11•ki11J!""' river nl fl1c111fr.n, •..•• .• • • • ,. :I N,1·i:!:ol1lr. li-l:•lrr frnm llor. 'l'n•car·nwM 1i1·r.r,. ••• , •••••••••.••• , ••••• ,. J N1wii;nf1lr. li:c<lcr frn111 Ilic Wnlllt)111li11g ri-rcr, • • • • , •• , ••• •.. •• ..•••• . , 1 " ., '\'\11 ~: 1' ~ '- '. J I' Tolnl lrnr;lh of Cl\nnl• in Oliio, .••••••••••. • • · • • • · • • • • • • • · · • · • · · · • • · ~O!J rnilr~. 1 I nAJl •• llOA ll!I. Tiu-: f(lllowin~ Rail-roml Comp:mi~ h.rwc IW'f:n .i11corpnrnlr:1l hy ~Ii;- IA"~i~. ;1 \nlurr :- ltic-.1mio11tl, Enton, n111l 1\1111m1; f\tncl-rtver n111l Lnko 1'.ric; I nrl I < :\iul(•ll n111l I .<lwcr Snmlusky; Fr1111kli11, ~pringhorou~h, mul Wilmi11~ln11; F.ri~ n111\ Ohio; C n\11ml111q, llr,lnwnrc, l\lnrion, n111l Rnmlmil<y; Cinr.i1111nli :11ul Rt. Louis; Cincinnnti, I lnrri~nn, nnd lmlinnnpoli!I; l 'r.1111~)· h·1111 in niul . Ohio; /\1ilnn 11r11l Ncwnrk ; /\1ilnn nn<l Col111nh11s: Chillir.olhc 111111 f ,1:!1:111011. : . 1lft11f.rircr <f.11rl /,nl.·r I';ric Rnil-rnnd i!I In commence nt Dnytnn, nl llir ?; !1r:11l of 111 ~ Mi:uni Cnnal, n111l b:lcml to Sn 111l11~lcy on Lnlcc Eric, Ihm:, l1y :trn:anc; of the r.nnnl n111l rnil-ron1I, orrninJ! n romm1111irnli1111 IJdwr:cn (;in. I • .J ci11n~11i :\II(' the l11kc. lli!:fnnro, 11pwnn\9 of 2011 milt:!:. II •I • \> J>rn11.~!fl111111i1L nnrl Ohio Rriil-rnr11l i~ IQ commr.nr.c nt l'ill ~lmrJ!, l'rnn.,I :wd lo f<•rminnh~ nl ~h1;~illon , on lhfl Ohio Cnnnl, nlio11t !'10 milr!! i:n11th of ' 1 r. 1r,..,.1rr, ....... 12 I .n111ln111·ilfr,. • • . . 20 21 101 I lfl1(Cincinn11li, . •••. . l.11nrn1ltr,...... T•rllou, • • • • • • • • 15 12:. I< ing•lnn, •• , • • • • fl i:n 7. r.t!l'l.I p,.,,,. A'"'""'''" l!I HJ '" n-1i,,1;.,,, , .•. Jlninl1ri•lj!r, • • • • • IF llil Tn J'ff"'""• ... . !'inliinl? :-;prin,r,.. 11; 111 ,\mlinl1111i:, . •. , !l le 21fl Orwrll, . . ,. , • • . 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Thill grcnl wnrlc wmi comtnrnr.r.11 . nu 1hr. ·It h Qf July, 182!;, n111l hn' hrr.11 c11rric1l fi1rw:1r1l nl n ::rrn1ly r:ifr.. j Alth1111~h nin11y ,Jinicullir.c; lmvc \iccn cnco1111tcrrd in it!I ptn!:rr.11li1111, it lms .I' nlri::uly irnparf!:<l 11 new n!'1r<:r.l lo lhr. counlry through wl1id1 it p:is!:r!I, nml ' Jrno; in 11i:111y pl:11:c!I 1Jll:l!lrt1plc1I Ilic 1·11 /110 or 1110 /nrul nenr if!I course. I· T/1r. 1llia~11i ~~,m~l 11~" ~" nn\·igntr.cl (mm })nylon lo tl1c hc;i<l of thc ;_' /\lain st red Ill C111cmnnh, sinco rho 11pri11g o( J8211. 1· ll i!; c:tpcdc<I tlml n ~cconil 1livii;io11 nf thi!\ w<>rlc will 1~ cmmnr.11cr1l in Ii tl1r. r.om~ of n ycnr, 1111<lcr 1110 prnvi!:ion!I of nn nr.t of rim J,r~i1i lnturr., pa!'sc:•I nl the In~! s:i:!;!on. Tlii!I 1/i1·i.~inu will r.~t.r.1~11 fr<:m J>nyto11 In .tl11~I valley of the M1nm1 rivr.r, .10 or 3!j mile!;. J\1111 1l 1!! li<:l11:vr<l tliat Ilic l1111r 1 i!' "'.'l tli~lan.1, when n !;rill furllir.r c:tlcnsion_ uf 1l1i!I rtui:il will '!nifr. it, Ilt:hancc, 11·11!1 1/10 Wn/,:isli nnd i\l:rnmcc C:innl, 11ow rn11slr11rl111g liy Ilic ,')f:rlc n( lmli:w:i ; nnr/ tlint llir.nr.c the two will lie c .'tlc111k<I l1y n co111111on fn111/c lo /,nkc L·;ric, nt J\l:\lunrn llny. ,:i l>ii:lnncc, 108 miles. rn1NOIPAL STAOD ROUTDS. i\l:iin lrnnl<,. ......................... • • G!i l GG 1 'le lbmillnn •i•lc.1:111, . ... . ... .. • ... •• . • •• .. I~ · .. · ... ·· " ........ • "' "· Tolnl lo·nclh nf r. nnnl" in Ol1io con11lrnclcd nl tlio rnhlic U~""'" nn<l 01rnr.rl lty llor. ~lnlr, • . . • • , ••. , .. , ••.• , •• • .• , •.••••..••.. • ••.•.•• · • • ~00 " f.anr.a ~lc r lnl rrnl r.nrml, rn1111lrnr.lc1I hy the cithen11 nf J.,.ncn~lcr, 11111kr nn ncl of incorp<>rnlion, ••••• • • • •• •• ••• • ••••••••••• • • •••••.•••• • • !I w, J.nko Eric. $ I fl,1100 ~r mile. I. ,..,nrn f;IMrr. lnnrl to Cinci11. 1irn-11ir.1... Mli. 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JO ~·:i:r !l JI 1tJ R n - """ 2A2 /o b~ C..O,v /,,A///~ d •I �!If HORNE-LEFTWICH FAMILY BIBLE [This Bible was bought at a book sale at the Roanoke County Library. All information in brackets is not a part of the original record . ] This is to certify that James William Leftwich 4th and Miranda Langhorne Calloway were united by me in Holy Matrimony at "Bellvue" Home on the 12 day of January in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and forty two in the presence of Witnesses. [unsigned] Signed [unsigned] Great Grand Parents Father's Grand Parents Grand Father's Father - William Horne Jr. Grand Father Mo ther - Dallas Grand Mother's Father - Samuel Helm Grand Mother's Mother - Alean Taylor Mother's Grand Grand Father's Grand Father ' s Grand Mother's Grand Mother's Grand Parents Father's Father Father's Mother Mother's Father Mother ' s Mother Parents Father Mother Father Mother - William Leftwich 3d Sarah C. Williams Jame s Calloway Jr . Elizabeth Greer John Dallas Horne Letitia Helm James W. Leftwich Miranda Calloway Great Great Grand Parents Father ' s Great Grand parents William Horne Featherly Dallas (don't know) Lt. Thomas Helm Nancy Ann Gilbert Lt. Skelton Taylor Sally de Moss Mother's Great Grand parents William Leftwich 2nd Frances Otey James Calloway Jr . (Also listed as Mother's Grandparent] [Also listed as Mother ' s Grandparent] Elizabeth Greer Moses Greer Nancy Bailey James Calloway Sr . Lavinia Langhorne �115 Great Great Great Grand parents [Father's Great Great Grandparents] Gen. David Horne wife don't know Col. Leonard Helm - his father Sir Maberry Helm John de Moss [Mother's Great Great Grandparents] Capt. John Otey - Mary Hopkins - her father Col . John Hopkins his wife Jean Gordon Col. William Leftwich his wife Elizabeth Haynes Augustine Leftwich Sr. D.A.R. Ancestors - Mother Col. James Calloway Col. J. M. Langhorne Col. William Leftwich Col. John Hopkins - one of signers of Declaration Capt. John Otey Captain Moses S. Greer - all from England D.A.R. Ancestors - Father Capt. Skelton Taylor 1st Lieut. Thomas F. Helm Sir Mayberry Helm (Hon. degree of maj.) - 3 from England Lieut. Col. John de Moss - from France Maj. Gen. David Horne - from England fought with Tories and remained loyal to the King to the end. No paper on him from D.A . R. [Note in Bible] Mary Ellen Leftwich Parents James W. Leftwich Mi randa Calloway Grand Parents James Calloway Jr. Elizabeth Greer Gr . Grand Parents James Calloway Sr. Lavinia Langhorne [AdditionallY listed in the Bible are a number of births and deaths of family Pets . Some non-family related clippings from the Roanoke newspaper are inserted into the Bible. Anyone interested in obtaining the Bible can write its current owner: Lois Blankenship, 5696 Starkey Road, s.w., Roanoke, VA 24014.] Contributed by Michael Blankenship �BRONSON FAMILY BIBLE Marriages: Henry Martyn Bronson and Josephine Chapman - November 23, 1863 Harry Pendleton Bronson and Mary Frances G_ _ - June 22, 1891 Mary Putnam Bronson and George A. Reisner - November 23, 1892, at Indianapolis, IN William Bronson and Nellie Duncan Butcher - Oct. 31, 1895, at Washington, DC Franklin F. Bronson and Mary Florence Butcher - Oct. 31, 1904, at Washington, DC W. Talcott Bronson and Laura Dickenson - Sept. 2, 1905, at Philadelphia, PA Josephine W. Bronson and William Frances Laymann - Jan. 16, 1915, at Wash., DC Births: William Bronson - Sept. 21 , 1864 Henry Pendleton Bronson - March 19, 1867 Mary Putnam Bronson - June 18, 1870 Edward Chapman Bronson - July 23, 1872 Franklin Ferris Bronson - May 14, 1874 Walter Talcott Bronson - January 21, 1879 (all of the above were born in Savansky, Ohio) Henry Martyn Bronson - October 25, 1836 in Knox County, Ohio Josephine Chapman - December 20, 1840 in Erie County, Ohio S. E. Bronson , son of William and Nellie, in Washington, DC, Nov. 2, 1896 Josephine Willard Bronson, daughter of William and Nellie, at Washington, DC, July 2, 1898 Mary Bronson Reisner, daughter of George and Mary Reisner, at Goettinger, Germany, September 8, 1903 Henry Martyn Bronson, son of Walter and Laura Bronson, at Mishawaka, IN, July 26, 1906 Jane Bronson Lymonn, daughter of William and Josephine Lymonn, at Richmond, VA, Sept. 23, 1916 Shirley Bronson, daughter of __, at Richmond, VA, Sept. 16, 1935 Page Bronson Elliott, daughter of Warrin Grice Elliott and Jane Bronson Lymonn, at Ridunond, VA, April 21, 1940; baptised at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Henrico County, VA, Nov. 24, 1940 Jane Lymonn Elliott, daughter of Warrin G. Elliott and Jane Lymonn Elliott, at Richmond, VA, Sept. 6, 1942 �117 Deaths: Edward Chapman Bronson - May 17, 1873 Henry Martyn Bronson, son of Walter and Laura Bronson, at Mishawaka, IN, August 26, 1908 Henry Martyn Bronson at Indianapolis, IN, October 30, 1912 Josephine Stanislava Bronson, aged 81 years died 9:15am February 14, 1922, at Richmond, VA Faye _Bronson - February 1930 in Pennsylvania W. S. Bronson - February 4, 1942, in Richmond, VA Nellie Bronson -August 8, 1942, Richmond, VA Josephine Willard Bronson, daughter of W.S. and Nellie Bronson, August 31, 1942 1 in Washington, DC This Bible was published by the American Bible Society in 1855 and is in excellent condition. The above information represents the best effort to decipher the hand written information on the family pages. 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Ora Belle McColman , 2123 _10th St. , NW. , Roano ke , VA 24012 . �Ilg Russell County Virginia Book 3 Page 728 Ewing atto for Mc Cltmgs to ] Deed Fennelly 30 acres THIS INDENTURE made the fourth day of March in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and Six and in the year of the Conunonwealth the 30th Between Samuel Ewing of Russel 1 county and State of Virginia attorney for Hugh and Charles McClung of Pennsylvania and Termessee of the one part and Joshua Pennelly of the County of Russell and State of Virginia of the other part Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of thirty Dollars lawful money of this Conunonweal th to the said Samuel Ewing attorney for Hugh and Charles McClung in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged Hath granted bargained and sold and by their presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said Joshua Pennelly a certain Tract or parcel of land containing thirty acres be the same more or less lying and being in the County of Russell on the waters of Copper Creek Beginning on a small Sugartree a corner to Joshua Penel ton and with his line N 18° E 28 poles to a walnut and buckeye on the North bank of said creek thence up the same and bending thereon N 7 9o E82 poles to a poplar and buckeye S~pling N70o EGG poles to a small black oak a corner to Reuben Matthews and with his line at Nl2o W24 poles to a white oak S73o WlSO poles to the Begiru:ing. With its appurtenances To have and hold to the said Joshua Penly his heirs and assigns forever and the said Samuel Ewing Attorney for Hugh and Charles Mcclung for himself and his heirs the said tract or parcel of Land, with all and Singular of its appurtenances to the said Joshua Pennelly his heirs and assigns against the claim or claims of himself or the said Hugh and Charl.e s Mcclung or their or either of their heirs and against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons , whatsoever shall and will forever warrant and defend. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and Year first above written Sam' 1 Et.ling seal attorney for Hugh and charl es .Mc Clung At Russell March Court 1806 This Indenture of bargain and sale of land from samuel Ewing attorney for Hugh and Charles Mcclung to Joshua Penly ~as acknowledged in Court by the said Samuel Ewing and Ordered to be recorded Teste: Henry Dickenson C R C �111 SURNAME INDEX Carol L. Milbourn, 6929 Pine Needle Dr . , Boones Mill , VA 24065 MILBOURN, Andrew PENNINGTON, William LITTON, Mary Vermillion LITTON, Dixon Sharp WYNN, Lavinia Hix CRABTREE, Job SMYTH, Rebecca CRABTREE, Priscilla WYNN, Josiah ZION, John Lee Co., VA Lee Co., VA Lee Co., VA Lee Co. , VA Lee Co., VA Washington Co., VA Lee Co., VA Lee Co., VA Tazewell Co., VA Washington Co., VA Glenn Sanders, 7255 South Kiowa, Lark.spur, CO SA(U)NDERS, Anthony m AKERS, Lovicy d • AKERS, Lovicy do AKERS' Austin m TCl1SON, Rhoda Betty d. April 1886 m. 10 Dec. 1865 b. 1 Jan. 1848 m. 4 Feb. 1845 b. 8 Sept. 1816 m. 17 Dec. 1790 d. 19 April 1864 m. 28 Feb. 1833 b. 1801 b. 1793 80118 Montganery Co. , VA do Henry Co., IN Montganery Co., VA Henry Co. , IN Buckingham Co. , VA b 2 2 b d b 14 Oct 1796 Mar 1819 Oct 1851 15 Jtm 1800 24 Sep 1867 1763 c. Eckart, 361 N. 18th St., Decatur, IL 62521 Searching for: MILLER, CAMPBELL, RIOIARDS, FERGUSON , OYLER, RAKE, FOSTER, CARROLL, STANLEY, ECKART, DICKIRSON, BRACKE'M' Jane B. Williams, 95 Mystic Lane, Social Circle, GA DUDLEY McNEIL BERNARD HILL WILLIAMS TILLER THORNTON YOST 30279 Frankl in Co . , VA Franklin Co . , VA Franklin Co., VA Franklin Co., VA Charlotte & Montgonery Cos., VA Giles Co., VA Tazewel 1 Co., VA �Judy Blackwell , Route #4 , Box 76, Floyd, VA 24091 BABER, Edward GORDON, Giles GRAHAM, J~s HALE, Benjamin HAMBLIN, Mackerness JENNELLE, wi 11 i am SPRADLIN(G), James A. TABOR, William THGiAS, David WOOLWINE , George Albararle Co., VA Chesterfield Co., VA Bedford Co., VA Frankl in Co . , VA Charlotte Co . , VA Giles Co., VA Montgcrrery Co. , VA Montgcrrery Co. , VA Albemarle Co . , VA Montgarery Co. , VA D. M. Wubben, P.O. Box 66512, Scotts Valley, CA Elizabeth HANNAH. George HANNAH, John HANNAH, Patterson HARRIS, Nancy LEWIS, Andrew Jr. Mia::x.J, Thanas W. RORER, Sarah Blanche 'I'CWNSLEY, William TCWNSLEY, William M. BRATCliER, ~ :.:: • :::::::::::: 1830 1770 1770 1798 1760 1850 1850 1830 1790 1835 95067-6512 Bedford Co . , VA Bedford Co. , VA Roanoke Co. , VA Roanoke Co. , VA Botetourt Co. , VA Roanoke Co. , VA Roanoke Co. , VA Roanoke Co . , VA Montgomery Co. , VA Roanoke Co. , VA 1792 17 92 1795 1821 1836 1906 1846 1901 1810 1800 Marriage Marriage Birth Birth Marriage Death Death Marriage Census Birth :·:: :: ::::::: :::: ::: ::::: :: :: :: : ·: ·:: =========::: ::: ·:: ·:: :: ~= · :: : :: 7 CONFEDERATE GRAVES Ly Ct : c. r 1 e f. I . Ay et s CErr.etery no~ called Noftsing er/Styne/Pico Cemetery on Rt 643 just outside of Buchanan. Robert Charles Ayers - 21 Dec 1845 -12 Jan 18 92; Co G 28th Va Inf CSA John Owen Markham - 5 May 1845 - 5 Dec 1890; Co C Douthat•s Va Art CSA William James Noftsinger - 27 Dec 1834 - 16 Apr 1895; Botetourt Art CSA Robert Clifton Noftsinger - 6 Jan 1837 - 6 Nov 1906; Botetourt Art CSA William Robert Boblett - 7 Mar 1828 - 18 Jan 1906; Co C 42 Va Inf CSA Andrew p Noftsinger - 12 Aug 1832 - 31 Dec 1877; 20th Bat Va HVY Art CSA James R Vassar - 3 July 1837 - 10 May 1928; Botetourt Art CSA ==~=~==~==~~~===~==================================~==~~==~~~~===~~ ~=~==== �I :;l/ Q U E R I E S Please read the inside back cover for directions on how to write queries. 95-53: Would like to contact the fam of Martha HOOTEN & James J (Jefferies?) Yancey ALSTON. Martha was the 2nd wife whom he md 15 Dec 1848 in Marengo Co, AL, where they lived. James was b in Elbert Co, GA,, 20 Sept 1 805. Elizabeth Smith Burden, 202 Sheffield Pl., San Antonio, TX 78213 95-54: Did James J . Yancey ALSTON take 1st wife, Mary A. R. CHAMBERS & fam to TX & return to Marengo Co, AL alone? Was he ever in TX? Their last ch, my g-gr/mother, Sarah Laura Cornelia ALSTON, was b Maraengo Co, AL, 15 Mar 1835, & was only a baby when found in Bastrop Co, TX, with her mother, sibs, & Aunt Christian ALSTON. El i~~beth Smith_ilurden, see 95-5~ 95-55 : He left ALSTON, 95-53 & What happened to Thomas CHAMBERS after leaving Elbert Co, GA? his ch with fam following the death of his wife, ca 1825, Sarah dau/o Lt. Col. Wm. ALSTON. Eli~~beth Smith Burden, see 54 95-55 & 57: Seek info on par & desc/o William ROE, b 1806 , VA, & wife Rachel m b abt 1811; m abt 1830, 10 ch. Speculate Rachel d abr 1858 in Smyth Co. William in Smyth Co from 18401860. Lose track of him after 1860. His son John removed to OH & m Samantha Jane MAIN. Son Joshua m Sally COCKRAN of Franklin Co, removed to KY after 1860. Tjrnm _ campbe}.L_~~l_Richards Road, Bay City MI ---1~10 6=1J~..§1 I 95-58 : Seek info on par/fam of Stephen SMYTHERS, b abt 1800 in Rockbridge Co, VA, & m Nancy PICKETT in Wythe Co,, VA, June 1823. Ne ed gr/par if known. Need death date ot Stephen. Rachel Austin GraceJ 536_§_ Wi ldernes§_ Dr . , Baton Rouge, LA __ 70817 95-59 : Seek info on fam/par of Josiah HENLEY m to Elizabeth. Josiah was b abt 1820. Lived in Carroll Co, VA for the 1850, 60 & 70 census. Need death date. Rachei_bustin Grace, see 95-58 95-60: Seek info on par/o James AUSTIN b 1808 in Grayson Co, VA. Son/o John AUSTIN . John was son/o Stephen AUSTIN or Isaiah AU STIN? James m Jane BRITTON . Need info on par/o Jane. Death date of Jane? Rachel_Austin Grace, see 95-58 & 59 95-61 : Desire to corres with ch or gr/ch of each of the following couples : GUY Fr~nklin & Bertha (UPCHURCH) GALYEAN . Andy Roosevelt & Juani ta {HANKS) GALYEAN. Samuel Calloway & Dina ( HAWKS) GALYEAN · ~ Oscar Dean, R . D. 3, Box 82, Cambridge illin s PA 1 64 0 3-9345 Francis COOK b 1729 York Co . Need par 1st wife - Sarah ?~ · older ch b Hanover Co, VA 1755-60 . To Guilford co, N C a r ea c Rev . To Elbert Co, GA c 1784. Desire any info . b.Jll~ Coo.Ji Edwards, 1 1-2.- Ba~ Waxahachie, TX 75165-6202 95-62 : �95-63: Need info (1795-5/Dec/1859) F. PIERCE (PREAS? McMANAWAY & SLATE #208, Roanoke, VA on par/o Mary (Polly) McMANAWAY (MACMANEMA) who m James H. CRAIG 29/Nov/1818, surety Daniel PRICE?) Arn interested in early history of fams. Lilian S. Bl~£kford 6509 Carefree Lane, 24019 95-64: Has anyone been able to trace anc of William CRAIG, wife Elizabeth, a Sgt in Rev who lived in Bedford Co late 1700s, early 1800. A son Robert CRAIG rn Kitturah HILTON 1795. William had several daus whom in Bedford 1800-1808. Lilian S . Blackford, see 95-63 95-65: Seek info on ch/o Benjamin MORTON lived in Montgomery Co , VA 1810 - 1840s. M Polly WILSON 30 Oct 1810. Will exch info. Kim Allen Morton, 1823 Willow Point, Kingwood, TX 77339 95-66: Seek par/o Anna GARDINER m to Adam HARMAN 24 Nov 1787 Montgomery Co, VA. Will exch info . Kim Allen Morton, see 95 - 65 95-67 & 68: $100.00 reward for proof of b/place & par of Andrew E. LEWIS who was b 1801 in N c (according to 1850-60 Washington Co, VA census.) M 1st, Elizabeth KAYLOR d/o Daniel & Elizabeth (WEEKS) KAYLOR; m 2nd abt 1847-49 Sarah SMILEY. Issue: 1. William Preston , 2. James H(ayes?), 3. Isaac (?), 4. Eliza m John LEWIS, s/o Peter & Mary Ann. 5. Abram, 6. Emmet, 7 . Mary Jane m Thomas KAYLOR, 8. Elizabeth m Charles Lafaayette VANHOOK, 9. John, 10. Jemima, 11 . Rachel m Peter w. MINNICK, 12. Sarah Ernaline, m Nicholas J. VANCE, 13. Charles. Billie R. Lewis, 1104 Voncile Street, Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 95-69: Need name of par/a Eleanor ( Ellen) WILSON b Botetourt Co, VA, ca 1799 moved to Boone Co (W)VA with son William HOLSTINEHOLSTEIN s/o Henry HOLSTEIN . Wm HOLSTINE m Nancy BASHAM d / o Nathan Sr . Ellen apparently did not marry HOLSTINE since hem a dau/o Daniel JAVINS. Billie R. Lewis, see 95-67&68 95-70: Looking for par/o Mary LAW . In 1807 she rn~ Abraham TROUT in Franklin Co, VA. Where was Abraham from & who were his par? Opal Bowen, 6174 Sherman Road, Atchison, KS 66002 95-71: What was the maiden nam• of Elizabeth, w/o David MOORE? They lived on Little River in Montgomery Co, VA 17905 to abt 1816 . Where were they from? Need names of David ' s par. gpal Bowen, see 95-71 95-72 : Need name of Joseph STRICKLAND's par. Co, VA in late 1700s . Opal Bowen, see 95-70 He lived in Amherst & 71 �95-73 & 74: Wm SEVERS/SEAVER b VA 1752 m Catherine Peck 1793 in Montgomery Co, VA. She was d/o George PECK b 1759. She had bros George & Jacob PECK who m daus of Adam WISER in Montgomery Co. Wm seems to be related to the Henry, Elizabeth, Jacob SEAVER fam of Botetourt Co whose dau Elizabeth m James LAMAR 1796. Wm LAMAR, bro of James m Roseanne MILLS abt 1795 & Mary Polly SEVERS 1812 after Roseanne died. Any assistance appreciated. Charles B. Severs.i P.S.C., 5117 Eucljd Avenue...i Louisville, KY 40271 95-75: Looking for info on following: Greenville SHELTON b N C abt 1820, m VA 1844 Elizabeth WYRICK. Ch incl Creed F., Daniel T., Ephriem c., John F., William, Elizabeth Jane, Rebecca, Henry & Wiley. Greenville d in VA abt 1882. I found above ch in early 1900 census. All the above lived most of their life in Wythe Co, VA. Roger D. Shelton, 4206 West_f'}owe_I_ Avenue, Fullerton, CA 92633 95-76: Seek info on fams of George CROSBY & Amos CROSBY who were in Augusta Co, So region, bet 1830-1850. George b ca 1778, d 1846, w Catherine Sillings . Amos b 1785, daft 1850. Seeking specifically a Richard CROSBY who may have been son of one of these men. Mary Jean ~_rooks, 2301 Saginaw SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49506 95-77 : Working on a manuscript of Thomas WARDEN fam who settled in Montgomery Co, VA 1799. Would like to corres with any desc or anyone who has knowledge of that fam. Martha m Jeremiah SMALLWOOD; Thomas I I m Rebecca BATEMAN; Nancy m James HOLMES; John m Nancy BELL; Joseph m Jemima FARMER. Interested in desc from any of above. Malita Warden Murphy, HC71, Box 119, Princeton.i WV~740 - tel (3041__4~~ 2566 95-78: Can anyone advise me how the Thomas WARDEN fam was connected to the JOHNSTON fam? Many of the fams named their ch JOHNSTON WARDEN. If the fam did not have a son they named a dau JOHNSTON. WARDENs staying in VA lived in Montgomery, Pulaski & Wyth e Cos . Malita Warden Murphy, see 95-77 95-79 : Desire to corres with anyone researching the BOOTON name as I have been unable to locate anyone working on this fam name. MaJita Warden Mur~~~~ 95 -77 We offer sinceres~ apologies for errors in the May 1995 issue and are pleased to print a correction for : 95-44 & 45: E~ekiel SMITH b 1781, VA, s/o Hannah SIMMS & Isaac SMITH of New Rivet, m 1802, Montgomery Co, VA Susannah DINGESS , b 1774 , d/o MarY ANDERSON & Peter DINGESS . Their ch: Paris, Peter Dingess, French, Charles Anderson & dau Gertrude that remained in VA. They ca~e to TX during the Republic & settled in Seguin where they are bd ~n Riverside Cem. Ezekiel was the oldest man on the Mier Expedition. would like any info on this fam & would like to hear from other f am rnembers . Elizabeth _ smi_t~ Burde.n_,_ 2 o £ Sh~i!~eld £1 1....~ An_1QJliO, TX 78213 �BOOK REPORT EARLY ADVENTURES ON THE WESTERN WATERS Vol III, Part 1 and Part 2, the New River of Virginia in Pioneer Days 1745-1805 by Mary B. Kegley 1995. Once again Mrs . Kegley maintains her dedication to accurately reporting the evidence found in the records. Land Entries, Surveys, Deeds, Court Orders, Wills and Inventories, Grants and Land records are cited. This long anticipated volume also contains many family sketches, photographs and illustrations. Researchers will appreciate her subtlety of language and the excellent documentation (there 16 pages of bibliography). The dark blue binding matches previous volumes; the print is clear. 929 pages with index. Those of southwestern Virginia heritage will want this in their library. Shipping is included , out of state price is $70.00, Virginia residents $72.93 includes state tax. Make checks payable to Kegley Books , P. O. Box 134, Wytheville, Virgina 24382 GENEALOGY FO THE FAMILY OF JOHN & CATHERINE PAYNE KENNET!' in the United States and Canada 1760-1990 by Donald Arthur Kermett 1995 The author begins with the origins of the name and early arrivals to America. He then introduces each of the eleven generations with a description of the social, political and economic conditions in that era. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1995 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv19n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4957/VANv19n2.pdf 8156439d2c408c968da6e6d403516265 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 MAY 1995 '. Virginia Appalachian Notes Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �V I R G I N I A AP P AL AC H I AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ============================================================================ Vol. 19 - No. 2 - May 1995 CONTENTS 44 President's Message 45 Charles T Burton 47 Journals of the Council of the State of Virginia, V II so Mitchell's Reference to Map 61 Webb Cemetery, Craig Co , Va 62 Thrasher Cemetery, Roanoke , Va 66 Deeds with Plats, Joseph Flora 71 Contents Van 1977-1986 78 Book Report 79 Queries 64 Reunions 65 Books for Sale, Newletters 49, 69, 77 Odds and Ends 60, 78 Genealogical Hints 82 The Last Word ============================================================================ The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets (usually) the third Saturday of the month (except summer months and December) at the Roanoke City Central Library, El mwood Park , Jefferson St (across from Community Hospital), Roanoke, Va at 1 :30pm. Come early and research in the Virginia Room. �Dear Fellow Members, Isn't it great!! As I sit and write this letter to you, the forsythia is still in full bloom outs ide my window, backed by the crab appl e blossoms still hanging on and the pink dogwood is almost in full bloom . Isn't spring wonderful --the renewing of both the spiritual meaning of Easter and the bursting forth of nature. Great things are happening in our Society. Mr. Cha rles T. Burton has entrusted to us his life-long work to make it available for the public to use through the Virginia Room and other libraries. THANK YOU, MR. BURTON! Our program chairman has lined up wonderful programs for future months and MOST OF ALL, there seems to be a new breath of enthusiasm in our Society . Jimmie Steele is starti ng a new class in genealogy on Sunday afternoons in the Virginia Room . Perhaps, many of these will become interested enough to join our ranks. Three of our members have commi tted to be speakers at an upcoming regional workshop . May I say, don't hesitate to let your fellow members know what lines you are working on . . why ~ say this, within th~ last m?nth two fellow members have shared information ~ith me that has come 1~to.the1r possession -- one of which was beyond my w1 l?est dre~ms of ever find i ng as the name was a tran1 ati on from Ge~man to Eng lish., Be1~g of Germ~n descen~ on that family was a compl ete surprise. Now, I can t wait to combine that information with what I have accumulated. THANK YOU Ms. --Please, all of you members try to make a point of attending our meetings. We'll try to make them interesting. Sincerly, ~~£0 Ora Belle McCo l man President �21 l1P..rch 1995 KNO:./ ALL MEN BY THESE PHESENTS, 'That I , Ch::trles T. Burton, of 3061 Catawba Road, Troutville, Botetourt County, Virginia, f or no monetary consi deration, do grant, remise, convey, ~el ease and quitclaim to The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, of Roanoke, Vi..rginiA, And to all others, whomsoever, all license, Patents, copyrights etc., I may hRVe to e~ery, and all, pnpers and publications, in their entirety, or in part s, thereof, to be reprinted, published or sold by them if they so desire. \Ii tness my signature, 21 March 1995 , It · will require much time to inven tory and prepare this meticulously researched col lec tion for the Virginia Room. we also hope to publish. For those unfamiliar with his work we are reprinting, by permission , the fol l owing article from Places Near The Mountain s by He l en R . Prillaman , pages 69 and 70. P ri vately publi s hed November 1985. CHARLES T . BURTON I n the Daleville Co mmunit y in the County of Botetourt the re li ves a man who perh aps knows more about places and people of ear l y Botetourt than any other person. Ch ar les T. Burton, known as a Genealogist ,' ha s spe n t years checking faded and yellowed deeds , tracin g t he histor y of familie s or property ownership. He has researched just ab o ut every court record avail abl e-deed books. marriage records, dea t h records, birth records, wills, tax records a nd Ce nsus reports . He has utili zed the information available in the Virginia Room of Ro a n oke C i ty L ibrary . In addition to bein g a Ge nealo gist. Charles is a historian. Not only h as h e searc h ed records fo r information about places and people he ha s pe r sonal l y v isit ed and checked out early homesites, ce mete ries and p 1 aces of industry in the ear 1 y days. He has written hundreds, perh aps tho u sands , of reports and papers on his findings. He has writt e n a numb er of factual books. His kn ow led ge of people and places in the days of settle ment and development i s remarkab le. Charles T. Burton i s the grandson of C. B. (Fal) and Maggie Smith Tho ma s who owned the old Glebe Mill and li ved on a portion of t h e G leb e land. Hi s mo the r was Eula Thomas and his father was Gilmer Br u g h Burton . He grew up at the Thomas homeplace and spent hi s life in t h e Gl e b e a r ea of Botetourt County. Burton's li fe changed when he became ill with Tuberculosis in the 1 950's. At t hat time he was working as a mechanic for the old Wright Motor Compan y in downtown Roanoke. He was unable to work for about seven years and struggled to find something to do to relieve his boredom. During this period he discovered the Virg in ia Room of th e Roanoke City Library. His research and gene.ajogy work began. �For a number of years after recovering from Tuberculosis he did agr iculture survey work in Bot etourt County. This work added to his knowledge a bout creeks, br anc he s, homes and other old buildings. He began his research work with his own fa mily. To hi s surprise he found that he was a descendant of Pocahontas and was related to mo v ie star Robert Taylor (real name Arlington Brugh). He also found ifciht he was a direct descendant of Mark Evans. the first settler of Big Lick, through Evans' son, Peter. It is of interest to note that much of Burton's genealogy work is done for women trying to trackdown their ancestors to be in a position to apply for membership in the Daughters of the American Re v olution organization. Research has been done to trace o wne rship of property-many people buying property in historic Bo tetour t Co unty want to know the hi s tor y of their place from the days of first settlement . Burton ma intains his files and in many instanc es requested informat i on can be furnished from his records and information wh ich he ha s de v eloped over the years. A person seeking information about Botetourt County at the courthouse is usually referred to Burton. The same is true in the Roanoke City Library. His knowledge and work over the years have earned res pect and recogni ti on for him. Those of us who have sought help from Charles Burton have be en re wa rded with far more than expected-a reference to his files , or per h aps he w i l 1 rec a I I a f am i 1y or p l ace w i t ho u t ha v i n g t o r e fer t o t he wr itten document. How for tunate so many people are to ha ve h im shar e his knowledge and research findings with them, which he wo rke d ha r d and long t o obtain . Char l e s T . Bu rt o n is truly an outstanding cit izen of Botetourt Co un ty - o ne who h as rend e red a great service by bringing the past to light. Books b y Mr. Bu r ton: Botetourt county, Virginia, Its Men 1770-17777 Botetourt Co un ty, Virg i nia, Its Men 1780-1786 Bote t ou r t Cou n ty, Vir g inia, 1785 Enume ration Botetour t Co un t y, V irginia, 1820 Census, Alphabetized Bo te tou rt Cou n t y , Virginia , 1850 Census, Indexed Botetourt County , V irg i nia , Early Settlers Botetourt County, Vir gi n ia, Children-Vo l I Montgome r y Co u n t y , Vi rg inia , 1850 CENSUS with inde x F incastle, Vir g in i a-Peopl e with Places-from beginning to 1960 's NOTICE A single man , who is well acquainted with the management of a carding machine, and c a n produce a r e s pec t ab le r ecommendation, can obtain an advangeous engagement for the appr oaching season, by immediate application to W. C. BOWYER Salem , Mar ch 8, 1821 March 12, 1821; "Herald of the Valley" �J< 1URNALS of tbe COUNCIL of the STATE of VIRGINIA Vol. II (October 6, 1777 - November 30, 1781) Published by The Virginia State Library; H R Mci lwaine Editor; Richmond: Division of Purchase and Printing, 1931 . This volume (Va Ref 353 .97 55 V8ljo) is in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Library. There is an index to this volume. The abstracts are per taining to ~· the area that VAN covers plus names that I am interested in or I think that may be of interest to others. There are so many surnames that are in this area -- look for yourself . Most of this volume pertains to the War -- many soldiers are listed and those that would come under 'services to the War.' Sat, 18 Oct 1777 pl2 : • • • issued a Commission appointing Andrew Wood Sheriff of Botetourt Co in the ~oom of Benjamin Estill who refuses to ac t. Fri , 31 Oct 1777 p20 : ••• there is no Jail in Botetourt Co where John Goodrich, wa s latly sent, • • • • • • to be sent to Bedford Jail. Tues, 11 Nov 1777 p26-27: • •• the complaint of Anthony Bledsoe against Arthur Campbell, County Lt of Washington, accusing him of Intentionally imposing on the Governor· & Council by suggesting that the Complainant was settled or going to settle in the Co of Kentucky, upon which account he was left out of Militia Commissions Granted (and other offices) .• ••••• A Simi lar Complaint against the same person by James Thompson is also ordered to be dismissed. Sat, 29 Nov 1777 p37: ••• appointed the following Persons Commiss ioners to execute the Act of Assemb l y intituled ' An Act for Speedily Clothing the Troops raised by this Commonwealth now in Continental Service, viz. p38 : •• ••• John Donelson Abraham Shelton William Todd, Charles Kennon7 John Wilson & John Smith of Pittsylvani a; Thurs, 22 Jan 1778 p71: A Warrant for 148 lbs to Anthony Bledsoe Esq for Washington Draughts. A warrant for 135 lbs to Walter Crocket Esq for Montgomery Draughts . Fri, 23 Jan 1778 p72 : A Warrant for 243 lbs to John Talbot Esq for Bedford Draughts. A Warrant for 270 lbs to Patrick Lockhart Esq on accounty of Botetourt Draughts. Sat , 24 Jan 1778 p74: •• letter written to Dr Levingston desiring him to Assist & advise Mr Lynch in Contriving the New Works at the Lead Mines in Montgomery •••••••• ----- ••• gave Directions to Mr Jeremiah Walker of the Baptist Society to enlist any Members of the same to serve as Volunti ers ••••••••••••••••••• Sat, 21 Mar 1778 pl07: ••• New Co of Green Brier •••• John Stewart Lt •••• Samuel Lewis Col ••• James Henderson Lt Col •••• Andrew Donally Maj Fri, 27 Mar 1778 plll: ••• fr om sundry Depositions transmitted to the Governor that James Hall, William Roane & Rugh Galbreath of Rockbridge, Malcolm McCoun of Augusta & Adam Barnes of Green Brier were deeply concerned in promoting & perpetrating the atrocious & barbarous Murder of the Shawanese Indians on 10 Nov last at Virginia Appalachian Notes �Fort Randolph • •• • .•• following rewards ••• $200 for James Hall $150 for Malcolm McCown & $100 for each of the others. Thurs 9 Apr 1778 pll9: Martin Kee is appointed Commissioner for the Estate of Messieurs Walter King & John Harmer in Henry Co agreeable to the Act of Assembly for Sequestering British property. Tues 5 May 1778 pl28: •·• appointing James Henderson Sheriff for Green Brier Co . Thurs, 28 May 1778 pl40 : • • •• warrant for 500 lbs to Col Arthur Campbell for George Finley upon accoount as Commissary of Provisions to •••• a Militia •... in Washington Co . Fri, 10 July 1778 pl64 : ···warrant ••• for 500 lbs to each they giving Bond & Security faithfully to account for the same viz . •.• .• . . John Lewis of Pittsylvania ; .. .•• . and Alexander Cummins of Bedford. Sat, 18 July 1778 pl68 : • • • Application ••••• by Mr William Trigg to grant a Pardon to Daniel a Ne groe Man Slave, the property of sd Trigg, condemned by Bedford Co Court , to be executed for a Rape .•••. stay of 6 weeks •. •.. • . for Mr Trigg to prove that Daniel is a proper object of Mercy. Thurs, 30 July 1778 pl71: A Warrant for 900 lbs to Henry Conway of Pittsylvania to recruit Men for the Continental Army. Tues, 4 Aug 1778 pl73-4: ••• Misbehaviour of Capt Duncan of Washington Militia, when sent with a party of Men from the Garrisons on the Frontiers, in pursuit of the Enemy •• • • suspend Capt Duncan •••• and a Court Martial be held •••••• •••••• •• Fri ! 28 Aug 1778 pl80 : •• • William Douglass •.•. being a british Subject ••••. is a prisoner of War ••••• he be permitted to reside at Mr David Ross ' s plantation where h i s Iron Works are in Bedford Co, on giving his Parole •· •• • •••·· ··• • · · ·•• • ·· · Fri, 4 Sept 1778 pl84 : Mr David Ross •..• brother James Ross Just arrived at South Quay, . . had sold his slaves in West indies, & wanted to buy lands in this State of Carolina ••••••• James to stay with his Brothers in Petersburg , or at e ith er of his Plantations in Bedford or Goochland • • . • • • . .• that William Douglass be permitted to stay at his (Ross) plantation in Goochland Co. Sat, 17 Oct 1778 pl98: ••• Guy Smith appointed Sheriff of Bedford Co . Tues, 20 Oct 1778 p200: ••• Pittsylvania Co •• • Peter Perkins appointed Sheriff Thurs, 29 Oct 1778 p205: Daniel a Negro Man Slave belonging to William Trigg ..•• of Bedford Co •••• papers lost •.• • reprieved of 3 months Thurs, 5 Nov 1778 p210: •• . •• Pittsylvania Co •••• William Todd appointed Coroner Sat, 21 Nov 1778 p221: •• • Mont g omery Co •• John Montgomery appointed Sheriff Mon, 14 Dec 1778 p240 : •• Warrant for 1,000 lbs to Col Arthur Campbell for Henry Smith for provisions to a Detachment of Washington Militia on Duty in Kentucky County. __ _ ••• Washington Co •••• Arthur Campbell appointed Sheriff Mon, 26 June 1780 Virginia Applachian Notes �p2 60: Jn° Dean ... escaped from jail af ter having obtained a pardon on condi tion t o serve 3 years in ye lead mines •• •• • • •• •• •••••••. •••.• ••• Fri, 7 July 1780 p268: •• • • .. • ..• •. ••• Andrew Sprowle •.... . .. . • e s tate in Norfolk ••••••.••• Thurs , 15 Feb 1781 p293: A Letter to Colo Charles Lync h requesting him to rai se a body of Volunteers in Bedford & proceed with them to the aid of Gen Gre ene. Sat, 17 Feb 1781 p2 95 : ••••• Washington Co Court • ••• ••• appointing William Campbell Sheriff Fri, 22 June 1781 p350: •• appointing Gabriel Penn esq, in the room of Samuel McDowell esq, to settle the title of Claimers to unpatented land in the District of Washington and Montgomery. We d, 14 Feb 177 6 p411: •• warrant to Henry Davis f or John Talbot for 72 lbs for the recruiting service in Bedford. Bond lodged. Thurs, 4 Apr 1776 p482i A Certificate of the review of Pitsylvania Company of regulars Capt Hutchins on ye 21st. March, also of a Minute Company of Capt Dillars on the 25th. March retd. & ord. to be registered. Fri, 3 May 1776 p4 93: It appearing to the Commee that several people have the Smallpox in the Town of Winch e ster, .•.••••.• •••..••.•• •• ••••. ============================================================================= HERALD of the VALLEY 4 September 1820, Fincastle, Va. MARRIED ---On Wednesd ay last , by the Rev John Helms, Mr Jeremiah Cook, to Miss Elizabeth , daughter of Abraham Beeckner, deceased, all of this County . --------On the 3rd of August , by the Rev John I T Mills, Mr Joseph Dyerly, of Montgomery County, to Miss Ann Crawford, of Botetourt. On the 17th of August, by the same, Mr John Graves, to Miss Hannah Huffman b oth of this County. --------~--------~----~-------------------------------~ DIED--On Wednesday ni ght last, af ter a lingering illness, Mr JOHN PECK, in t he 70th year of his ag e, l eaving a widow , and several children to deplore his loss - ---He lived res pected, and died lamented. ============================================================================ TAILORS. CONNELLY & SON, Late from N. York, Respecifully informs the inhabitants of Fincastle, and public generally, that they h ave commenced the TAYLORING business, in the House near the Spring, oppos ite Col . Bowyers, where they will be thankful for all work in their line, and assure those t hat think proper to encourage them, that their work shall be executed with neatness and dis patch. The present appressive crisis, have induced them to do work at the following very reduced prices, v i z : to making fashionable coat s, 4 dollars, pantaloons, 1 dollar, vest s , 1 dollar, and all extra work, on the most reasonable terms. Fincas tle, Sept 4, 1820 Virginia Applachian Notes �I jo"1 H .1 '1 ~.: ~'j l.J"t ti " ~ GENl·:nAL vrnw OF 236 I rorULATION AT nirn:nr.NT PElllODS. Ji' I E11.11l f1: 11nil INCi\ EASF.. l, In i 7!JO,. ••...•. , •.•.• IS·l,13!1 ......... ... . , ....•..•.••• •......••. JAIJH,., •••• •••••• • • 211,l·f!I From 11!10 to 1800,. .. • ••••.. 27,0 10 1810,.. ... .... ..... 2·15,5!i2 1800 lo 1810,. .. .... .. . 3 1 ,~ l :l 18'20, ............. 217,515 \810 lo IR20.... . . .. , .. 32,01:1 H\30,. ............. 3:20,823 18'20 lo 1830,. ...... .. . 43,2·181 I' •j ~I.A H.,, 11 ,t'H 12,•I!?'~ IO,H!i l 1,m 2,:?!it (I(''"' fnrranln• ror11l1linn nf IR.10, lhrM \\' rrc . .. hitr Mnlr•, 152.5~".l; whi lr. Fri11 nlro. 111.11;; 1lrn( noa\ Jumh. ~07: blio•1. C]()5; alieoa, 3,31.iS. 'rvll\t \\ hilc1, 300,!!t.>G.- Frro culor.·J, lB,:MJJ: liln\'l't. '?"!5. 'l'ut:il culoure1I, 2Q,S57. I ·:I i I JNTl~RNAL l;\IPROVF.MENTS. I ·l 1lfc1rris C1111al.-This canal wn~ commr.nc:cil in 182fl, 11111l 1!xtr11cls from Jcrsry Cily, Oil llwlson river, ncross tire Stnlt} Nmv Jersey to lklaw11rr rivn, oppnsilc Enston, PC'nnsylvanin, wh1:re it ron nC'cts with 1111~ L1·hi~h cn11ril. It is 101 niilcs in length, from rhirty lo thir ty-two li:ct widn nl !Ill' s11rfocc of the wnter, frl)m sixtcrn to rigl1lccn nl Ilic holtom, 111111 four 1lcq1. Hise nrnl fall l,OG7, of which '2'.!:I feet i1re ovcrrnme hy twc11ly-fo11r locks, nn1l the remaining 1,33·1 feet hy tll'cnty-thrcn inc:liurtl phmcs. Tlll'rC nr,,, nlso, c01111ecte<l with this ca nnl , four ~mini-l ock s, fi\·1~ 1l11m!'l, 1l1irty r.11 lrrrl~. twi:lrr. :iq1u:il11cls, nntl 111on: 1l1nn ~llll ltriclgrs. T ho wa fl~r fiir this ca11al ;, :-:11pplic1l l'rn111 I lopnlcong I .nkc, sit11:it1·1l !)()() fi:ct nliovc ti1k-1rnlcr. l'ost, as 1·~tlmnle1l, SCHl\f;\\'hn t more thnn ~I, 100,1100, J),:/r11111rc (1111/ U1wil1111l,'111111/ 1 1•.\t1:111li11g fr11111 H11nlc11tow11 011 l)t:law:tl1' 111·1·r to New Hr1111s11ick 1111 the J:aritnn, i~ •I'.! 111ib; in lcugtli, with llfi fr1:f l11dngc 1 ove1·cu111c uy l•l l1J<;ks. '['111: lot:ks nrc 110 li:l'l i11 lcugtli liy :!I in widtl1-\'l'Sscls of lnrge liurth1:11 111ny co11sc1pll'ntly puss tlirnugh Ihis cr111al, aucl its :uh•nutagcs lo tho coasting 1rrid1: of the country will lie gn::1l 1 ns, in co1111exitH1 with the Chcsnpcake :0111! l ld:iwarc, 111111 IJi~mal Sw11111p cannl~, it fumisl1cs 11 co11!i11uous intcrnnl wuler ec111111w11icatio11 t.ctwc<'n New York r ily ;11111 AlLcmarlc Sound. The water lo supply this work is condw:tC'd l1y o navigalilc fccdi: r uO feet wiilc an<I f1 ti·ct dcq1, cxtc:niling frrnn Bull's l~bml i11 Ilic Jlclawa rc, to its j1111clin11 wit Ir the main l'anal nt 'l'rc11!011, 2:1 111iles. Whole cost of Ilic c:rnal, fce<lcr, &c. is <·sli1na1<:.t nl nhoul $:l,llOU,OUO. JJ/1111r1s11111111 Riricr awl ll11r111·g111 lluy C111111l Co111111111y, was n11tlinriz<'1I under Ilic ;1r.t of 21sl Fclirunry, 1s:1:J, wit Ir n c.1pitnl of $5000, lu 111ak1: n canal ·!O fed wi1lc, :rn<l [) d1·1·p, from the n11111th of lhc lllanasq11a11 rircr l In the 111::111 walcrs at I~1yto11's pond or dilch, in ~lonmoulh c:o1111ty. · /\ ~hurl cnnal of nlioul •l 111ilcs in leu~th, in Upper 111111 Lower l'c11n'~ Neck l<Jw11ship, Sale111 co1111ly, c111111ccts the Salem creek with the ))clall'lll'I' ' ril'c:r, am] saves lo sloops thnl ply in the creel<, fro111 lf> to 20 miles of thr. dista111:c lo l'hiln<lclphin. or ! "I I ·' ·1 . I If r the c111lin11l1111r.11t n111y lie i:o11solitl111ct1 1 heforc lnying tlie pcrr111111c11t trnr k. 11 s i11gl1! lrnck, $8,UOO n mile. Thi~ cntorprisc lia~ l>e1m 11ndcrlal<c11 lly 1hn Gnnulr n nnil Aml111r Hnil-rorlll Comp:111y, 11nilc1I in pursunncc of on nc:t of the L<.'gislaturc wilh tlac JJclawn rc n111l llnrilan Cn1111I Company. To he cuniplclcil il11ri11~ tlu: present ycnr. Upon tl1is rnad, so fnr as fi11ishc1I, pnsscngr.r:> nnd mcrcl111111liso lmvc 111.~en rurri1~d since Fcllnmry, 18:13. l>11tcr.rn11 11111l lfod.~011 lfoif.road Cnm111111!/, incorporalr1l in .la1111ary, 18:11. Cnpit:1I, $2flll,OUO, wilh . lihcrly to i11crcnse it lo $f11lO,OUO. II cxltmls fr11n1 l'atr:rson lo .Jersey City, on the I I 11ds1Jll ril'cr, nppo-;iti: lo New Yorlt . Ll'ngth, I ol 111ilcs, fl or whiclr were in Au~11sl, 18:3:!, CO lll· plel<!cl 1.111d in usr . 'l'olnl cstimntcJ cost, inclmling the machinery for in· cli111:1l planes, $~ !M ,'2Rf>. E lirnlidhlow11 1t11cl Somcroillc ll11il-ro11tl is In cxten1I from Eli1.alir1h. tow n to Sn1w:rvillc. Co111pn11y incorpnrnlctl nt tire session Ilic Lq.!i!llnt11 rn, 1830. Cnpilal 200,0UU dollars, with lilicrly to increase ii lo 'HJU,UUO 1?ollars. ll'csl .Tr.rsr.y 1l11il.n>11d. C11111p1111y incorporntcd al tire !in111r: srssio11 wilh tlr1: 11hovc. Capilal $500,000, with lill(:rty lo increase it lo $ :.!,lllltl,111111. To cxlr11d frolll !hr: lk lawnre ri\•cr in thr: cn1111ty of G l1111cl'sl<'r, or fr11111 some pninl on the Cn1111lc11 n1 ul J\ mlioy ltnil-ron•l, to rhe l own~ hip of l'c1111 ':; Neck, 011 the sn111e river, in the county of Salem. · Nc111 Jrr.~ry Jl11i l-rot11l was incorpornlc<l in 18:12. Cnpit:il , 1 !"10,000 1lollnrs. This rail-rond is In cx lcn1I from Ncw-llrunswick through H:ihway, Wonclhridgc, Elizahcthlow11, nml Newnrk, to I l11clso11 ri1·cr. Sto(;k s111J. scribed. A Company lias also licen incorporalcrl for ronstr111:ting n Hail.ro:11! c011 ncctin0rr lhc ~!orris Cn11al with l'alerson nnd I l11drn11 river Hnil -rn:id. ll l'11tr1·.~m1 11111l Fort [,cc ll11il.ro11d Co111111111y, i11corl'or;1l1·il l1y Ill'( or fllh Mnrch, t 8:1'..! 1 has authority lo employ n c:ipilal t•f $:.! 11 0,Utlll, in 111nl<i11g 11 road l'ro111 thr: !own of l':ilerson to Fort Lre, on !he I lndson ril'<:r, 11"! li1 r. llicr thnn f>O f(:cl from high-wnlcr mark; to lie coin111r.111:r1l wi1hi11 n11c y1·:1r fro111 !he 4!h July, 18:1:.?, nnd completed within six ycnr.s from that time, u11<lcr penal! y ol' forfeiture of Ihe chn rice. Nein Jersey, /I11cl.rn11, n11tl ])('/au:arc /lail-rnntl Cnml'"".V• was iur.nr. porntr.(1 hy nn nd of 81h Mnn.:h, 18:12, with n cnpilal stock of$ t ,Ollll,Olltl, 01111 n11thority lo incrr:nsc it lo $2,000,000, to he c111plnyc1\ 1ll maltin~ n rnil-roa.J 1111J p11l1lic highway, co111111c11c:i11g nl nny poi11t 011 tl11! llt-l:(ll'nn' river, between lhc New York slnlc line n111l tlrc 1110111'1 or l'a11li11's l\ill, nnil lhcnc:c In lhc I l111lso11 river, opposite tht! cily of New York; M to j11i11 n11y rnil-ro:11I cl1:1rh:r1·d or lo lie rharlcrcil, lt-mli11g lo or tcrn1i11ati11g 11l lho I l11dson river, npp••site Ilic city of New York. J)clr1wn1·c 1111tl .Tob.~t<111·11 Rail <1~ Jlfoc11d11111iurl Unntl Cm111m11!f· wns · incorporalcd under lhr: ncl or' 11 Lh F1:lm1:iry, 18:J:I, with n capilal 1il'$tiO,OOO, nnrl liherly lo incrense it lo $200,000, fi1r rhc purpose of 111:iki11g 11 public roatl rrom 1hc mouth of Crnfl's Creek, 11p011 the lld:iwnre rivr.r, liy tlic villngcs or Col11rnl111s, .lohslown, nnd Juli11sln11·11 In New Lisbon, n clistnnr.e of l :1 mile.'l; the ro:itl lo lir. c.01111111:11i.:1·tl within lcn ycnr.s from 1l1r passage of the acl, on pe11nlly of forfc·it11re of !lie charier. It i~ i11le111fod fc1r n d•)lllill! trn r. k. Estimntccl cost of Weal Jersey, in 1701, 15,000; in U.l!l, G0,000. I• !.!37 NEW JEHS8Y. or • . JtA 11,- llOA ns. C11mdc11 awl AmlJO!) llail-rorul.- Compnny incorporotc1l in 1820. It cn111mcnces :ii Cnmclcn, opposile to l'hil:ulclphia, m11l 1erminatcs nl J\1111~.•}" The 1listnncc from Cn111tle11 to Amboy, inn direct line, is GO miles; uy lhc rail-rn:id, 61 miles. This rnil-rontl, !icing 1lcsig11etl for slcnm locrnnotil'r cnginrs, is lo Le cvcnl11nlly cnnslrnr.ted in lhc mnsl s11hslnnlinl 111an1wr i but, al present, wooden rails nrc usc<l for most or the line, in order llmt i ·'It' () 0 ::I rt ..... c C1l ::I p.. Hi H 0 3 <! ..... l.O ~ ..... 'O N N 3: ~ 1-3 \) ;; t-1 t-1. en !:d t<j >rj t:j ::;i:i t:j z (") t<j 1-3 0 ~ I'd �2.18 W·:NJmAl, va;w OF l'ENNSY 1.V AN Ii\. Morri~to1011, PRINOIPAL STAGE ROUTES. I. F rom l'J1ilarld. r~1 i11 .'o Cnpe "'''J' In ( :11111lc11, N. • lfondlmry,...... Caqocn!N'e land'g (:J;oi:,lHno',. . . . . . 1rforgnintow11, .... \ Smith'~ La111li11i;, A\iscc11111,. • • • • • . I Milo ....... l 8 3 7 l\l11la1!:1,. .• .. • • . !I ,\lilll'ill•', .... , ••• 12 l'nrt Eli1.:ihclh, • • Ii l>C'llui~· (:reek,... l:J 1:o~ lic11, .. .. .. .. ~ ( 'ulr l Sprit'I!, . • • . 12 l'npo: l •l.u11I, . . • . :1 !J -12 fi. Frnm l'f1i/111/rl. J !I 1'/1i11 lo 7'11d rrln11, 281 f\'.J. -tr. 1 5~ l.n11i:;\comi11i;, • • · 1 iB l Ii JO E nl o11f nu,. . . . • • . 2 I.on:! llrr1111:lt, • • . I.. llra11c:lt IJ.,acJ1 1 •I 2 :l. r1n111 J'/,i/.idrl. 7ilti11 lo (.'irrn1oich, N.J. T o Gamrlrn, N.J. II iHullm ry, .. • . , . (.;l:irk~ho ro', . •... Sl\'ctl1·~lioro', .... Shn rl'lOll' rl, .•.•. Snlr m, ... , •• , • , !I Iii til ~ 21ll1Jnl111w11l111rg,. • . . 2i iYt1cto11, . • • . • • • . 411 Fnycllc, . • • • . . . . IU .\lonri><',. ....... 4 :iii lh111h11rg, ...... G:l Vc:mon,. .. . . . . . Iii Ncwl\lilror1l,N.Y. ri~I W11rwir.k, .... , . 'i:J Flnricl:i, . . , . .. ,. 7t1 (,'n ., Jtr11, •. ~... . . I l:1111pfn11l111rg,... ·I lllumuiut; <:ru\'t:,. Ntwburg, •• \ ... , (j :i Ii •I ·I :i From 'l'rmlon Jr;· to Nc1nft111. 2~: 'l'n l'c11ni11i:to11,.. 511 Wooch-illc, ••..•. l1i11i:()('~ ...... . . . Fltminglon, . ... . Cli1111111, • • • • • . • . Nell' ll nni pto11,.. J\fa11eli1·l1I, . • • • . • 12 llrll'irlrrc,... • . . . 211 Nt11:/1111,n ~ i11 No. 'i 2ti. 1n«. /~ ·mm , aulou J fr ( ' r/ oi I In .n111 rll. , To ltnrclcnt11w11, • 4 4 ;; Cul11111l111.~,: . . ... < _ .lach ~on\ 1111, . . . . ·:.;;I Mm111t Jfnlly, . . . . ~: 1 ll foor1:~l oll'11, • • • . ~~l<:a1111~ ... 1·1 !;, t:::? :t: ti:; ~ 1 87 8 !15 (i 1 G 5. Frnm l'hilndtl. 1'/iin to Abucum, N..T. Tn<:.11111 lc11, N. J. I lfrul1ln11fi..J.J, • • • • G 9 May's Ln111li11g,.. 2G So1ncrR l'oi11l, • • . 12 !J. From Nein l'nik to Nt1r/on, N.J. 12 To Nt1oork, , • • . . I (J 17 Jlforri1to1011, • • . . . I ti 32 Demille, . • . • • . . 7 3 Hocknwoy,.... . . ~ l>ovcr, ••... , . , . 4 Sparln, •.. , .• , . . 11 Nt1cton, • •. •• ••. ~ 10. From Nr1t1 7 llru n1flliclc lo / :'"•· I (j ton, l 'n. 4~ To lln11n1I nrook, 5·1 Somervillt, • • . • • • fi :l)l :1 ,, 41 45 I5 G 7 5 ·I New Villagr, • . . . F.a3/o11,......... 12 : :11 l tr 1(1 Ill ·I ~.·1 it~ m1•iili111! ':mk. llri1lgc, 28 All11wn y ttl1,·11, .•• :15 llo:nl•fmrn, .. . •. J7 .; I '• ~I: :iq .{I, I l ti !.? :11 4 33 ~ti J 7 23 311 'l'r<'nlon (r1 Ncwork, •cc No. to / ,,,,11/1rrli•'ilk To Eliw\ictlttoll'11 llRhWR\', , , . . . , , .5 Mnlon~ltin, • . . • • :i 7 llrr111S1oic!r, • . . • . :; f.n111l1crt•rillc, JO, N. Y. 11 JtJ IOllltnmnpn, N. \'. . • 10 17 Jllonroo Work~,.. !I 221 20. 1··rnm /\'r er .'i211 llru n.w irk lo n~ in Nn. 20, ..... I 30 2111 Ncwnrl1 to l·:o;lon, l'n., sec Frum :IJ No.l,N.Y. 40 frnm 1-:lilohcth T. lo Flc111in1?l11n, ~cc No. 2, N. Y. PENNS Y L VAN I A. No onr. of tlir. cnl1111ic1: scltlcil by E11rnp<'nns, mndn s11d1 rnpid aclrn111 ·1•s in pop11l:ilio11 111111 prnsprrily ns l'crmsylvanin. Tlin pl1ila11lltrnpy n11cl wis. 1lo1n of its li1111Hb" tlic Ji•rtilily of ils soil, tlin lrC'nltlrfiilrl<'ss of ifs c·li111:1l1• the pncilic clispc>silio11 nl' the 1111lin·s, nml lhr. lr.<;s1111s of 1•xp<'rir111·r· cl1~ rin·d fronr lite sc:lllr.111r.11t of 0thcr coln11i1:s i11 cnrlil'r clays, a111I 1111iln rnnre rigor. ous skies, nll conspirccl lo render this colony Ilic mnsl prosprromi (•f i111y of wlric:h history gi\'CS r111 ncco11nl . Tl111 fo11111ler of this grrnt Stale \\'ns William Prn11, the immorlnl {\.<;SCrlcr tolcralion-n iloclrine in his li11w 1111lmow11. fTc~ was I.he son of Sir Willinm l'cnn, nn n1lmirnl in the llriti~l1 nnvy. { fo 1111itccl hi111!'Clf with,t!ic scM:ic:ly of Frir111ls, !hen n pcrn~11trcl sect in Engla111l. For scr\'iC<'S r<ltulcml l•y his fitthrr, Chnrlrs II. in 1llPl tcn1lrrcd hi111 a lrnct of lnncl in Ilic western world, nn1l cn lkrl it 1'1•1111sy lvnnia. 1'1•1111, with nhont 2,000 fo!lo1rnrs, h:ll England, n111l orrin·d :11 New Cnsllc, 011 lho Dclnwnrc, in I G82; nncl pnl('cccli11g up lhn rin·r, lnicl out l'lrih11lelphin nr.corcling fl) n plan which Imel llCl'n pri•p11n•1l lry hi111 in Engla111l. I le rcl11rnc1l slwrlly nllcrwnr<ls lo liis nntirc 1·111111try, wlwrn lie dirAI in 171R, ngccl 7 1 ycn rs. Fmm tho !~ginning of the lHth century, till lho c11rnmr.11cr111r11! of the N"Volrrtion, thr. gol'rrnmr.nt ""'s gcr11•rnlly ndrninistcrcd hy cl1~pulics ncln11lecl liy !he proprietors who most I y rcsi1bl in Engla nd. This Stnte nr.lc1l n c011spic111111s pnrt in thc wnr of the revolution. II wns in her c11pi111I that 11t:r.larnlio11 wns mnclc which, in n rnc:umrc, d11111grcl llw hislory of tire worl1l, 111111 provirlc1I n vnnt11~r- grn11ml (Ill wl1icl1 the rl:1i111 ~ nf l111111nn riglrf3 co11lil lie s11slai11c1l. In 1770, n Conslitulion wns fctr11ll'cl, which wns s111'mscil1 '.1l liy n. scconcl, ncloplrcl in l 7!HI. S iucn tlir: la111·r p1:rio1l, the course of' l'cn11sylv1111ia l111s l>ccu gi:11crally dcur, scrc111?, 1111.I hrillianl. Pcnnsylvnnin is Jhc g-rrnfr~l. 11ra111!farl11ri11g ~ln lll in lhc U11ion; n111I Philn1ldphia lakes tl111 like rank nr11011g our 111rrnufi1r luring cilirs. Arno11g tll() v11 rio11s hrnnchcs fi1r whic.:h tlris pin ce~ i11 r.rld1rnlc1l, pnprr, printing, 111111 p111ilislii11g nrc imporl1111t ilcms. A grrnt 1111111hcr of gn7.d lcs. nnd ninny criticul, scientific, nrnl otlwr prriocliri rl p11hli1·<'1 lions, nrc i!:s11r1l. I n 1832, there w1•rn 117 rnlfon 1111111ufoclorir.s in lhc Stnlc, with nn ng· grcgnlc cnpirot of $:1,7G8,fiOll, n11cl mnking nrr1111nlly 21,:J:Ji,t\07 )'nril:i of or 1 & 7 15 !l 2t J .2; 3 !I21 IIs ffrj,/J! t/Olon,, ,,, , 4 IR 41 l•'.nirl111n1, ..• . •• • Nc11·1M1rl, •• .• •• • Di1·illi11g Crrck,. . 3 :1 4 5 21 2t 21 33 1fi. From Elirn. l1tthtom n lo }~<11/011 l'a. 11 11 '1'11 i:;l'ringfil!ltl, •• 7 [;2 Ccclnn·illc, .. .. . . 1 I !11 1\\' oo<lrill.-, . . . . . . 21 . l.~111hrrtsrillr, . . . 2!1 1Fur tl1r. 1li~tnnr<'• 1 1:11 I:.. From St1 lcm In (~ 11i11li11'H l~ 1ll n1or.wc·ll,....... ·II ~ .11 '.I fo 20 1 !I ~· . :J•l J / ,m11/,,,/5ci/lc. -· 1 I I •I I :1 Ii !i 5 U.1/~&w /fl Mmcrnr \\'11rka. 'l'o /"1rkrn«11Ck,.. Nrw l'ro,p<'<'t,... 17. Frnm /\'r1rn1J. (j 7 Ii ·I J\tc1lfi1rd, . . . . . . . G 52 \'inn:nt Town, . . 7 5!l l'c111hcrto11, . . . . . ,jr, J 1Tnllor.11ylli!I, .. fmm !I II! :J fl 2·1 Cnmtltn 2£1 lo l'cmbrrlon. J:il 'l'o Jo:vl'~l111111,. . . . t !I. l"rom Jr. ' ..,.,, lllm1111fi,.J.I, Cal•lll'cll, . . , .••. !l 8. 1-'rom Nr1onr~ fl1·111·illr, •...... lo l>rrkrrlo1M. ll<H:knl\'ny, .•..• . 1 l !I To Jlcllvilli:,. • . . . 1 llorcr, . . ..• .... !l" 21i i\c1p1acknoonck, • ~ 31 l'nrcrs<m, .• . .. · · ·• 1:11J.I. From ll fulli r.n 38 l'ompton,....... Ill: 21 1 llill 1n Oru111r.ich. 4~ Ncwfon11cllaml, • . I 2 :rn, To WO<Jtl~tnwn,.. Sroddmlm, ..• • • · l! JS ,\llnwnyfo\\'11 1 • • • I ln111hnr~" . . . . • . 8· 4ti! l111ncl•l11\\·11, ...•. Dcckc rluwn, . . . . ij , /iOll<;rcc11ll'id1, •• • •• l>r.<'rlicl1l,...... . 15 J~ 'f'n l\'r1rnr~·. N..f. I :J To Cn111<lr11, N.J. I WooJlm ry,. • • •• . 8 C:trprnlcr'A lanJ'g · 3 Mullica Jlill,.... 5 :1 1:1. Fm111l\'r10 l'11rk In llu i:rr, /\'..!. l':irr.i pa11y1 • • • • • • ~. l-'10111 l'/1ilnJrl. 71/1in Id llridgrto wu N. .l. J.ot1j!!ICflllling',,,, ll(IJ><',. .. • • . • • • . Nc\v \\lit11l~or,... lln11rod1, ...... . (: rcnl\\ irh, .•... /J1 i1l~rlo1rn, . • . • • -1. From E,ufu11, l'n .. lo Nt1cb11rg, N. 1'. Tn llarmnoy,N..f. llclri1ltrt,... • . . . !l 20 G 26 J 2!1 7! J I. Ii G:l Atsion,......... 12 7:i T11ckcrlo11,... ... 2:1 N.J. To (.;n11ulcn, N.J, llfouul Jlollg, . . . . 10 J obsto\vn,. . . . . • . 7 l'ro• Jll'rtnwn,... . J:I 1-'r t<hnltl, nr Mnn. 1111111//1, . . • • . • • 1r. f'oh~ N1·clc, . . . . . Ii 'l'iuf•tn Fall5,.... 5 /·.'as/nu, .. .... . . l l11rl.tn111iC'l•l, . .. • 11/,j,, lo /,, /Jn111ch, ~ l l'<'rrpillc, • • •••• lll'."1111sl.111rg, .... Sllllwnlcr, •••••. ·$01 TnC:n1111k11, N.J. !:!. f-j Ulll /'f,j/,,,f,/. :\J t')l>rCSIOIVll 1 , , , , 58·1Wltilc l lt>u~c, ••• ' . r. ti !.1·l1a11011, •• . .... 11 iU, 1('Ji111,,.1, ....... . 4 17118. J.'ro111 • • • • . 10 Choetcr, . . . . . . . . 11 Sd1oolcy's Ill<..., 7 llfn11Alic:l1l, . . . . . . 11 !!:!'.I ~ �~ ~ GENl-:llAL \!·IO vmw 01" dolh. Jn iron mnnufncturr.s, Pe1111~y l vnni1\ excels nny other Stnlr. iu tit~ Union. iron ore is very wiclcly clisseininntcJ, nnd os gwnlly tli,•crsificJ in qua Iii y ornl richness. The iron 111i11cs i11 Ilic caslern pnrt of the Stnle were rxplorr.J 111111 worked nt on early period of coloninl sctllemcnl, nr11\ lon1I h<:c1m1i: nn interest of grcnl vnluc hcfore the rc\'Olutinn. Since the 11cncr of 178:1°, wilh much ll11cl11nlio11, iron hns nt nil ti111cs employed n vnsl 1uuo1111t of cnpilnl oml lnbor. 'l'lin lotnl vnlue of mnn11fiicturcs, i11cluding nuoul 250 dilfcrc11l nrlidcs, is csti111at<:1l 11t $70,000,000. The li11111tlntio11 of the wealth onJ improvement of I his prospcrt'lllS Slnf<', is 1lr.1!ply lnid in her fertility soil, her iron mi11cs, her vnsl cr1nl slraln~, and the industry of her pop11lntin11. Bclongin~ lo the stntc is the rnrignifi. ('C'lll system or inlcrnnl improvcmrnls, cnlilktl the l'e1111syll'nnin Slate Cn. 11nls 01111 Hnil-ronds; hcsitlcs 111n11y works of tho snmc kin1l, the property uf joi11t slock compnnics. This Slate is bo11111lcd on the norlh by New York nnrl Lnhc Eric; r.a~I by New Jersey; south.cast hy flclnwnrc; so111h Ly Mnryl•\11•1 m11l \'ir. ~in ia, nnd west hy pnrt of Viq.~inin mul Ohio. Its µrcnlrst length, rwm cast to \l'Cst, is 307 111iles, nn<l ils brcm!lh 157 ; nrea 4U,000 s1111arc mib, or !W,H0,000 ncrcs. Tin: principnl rio!'r3nre 1l1e D<'lnwnt'I", Rd111yll1ill, I~high, f;1rn'l 11chn1111n, Ju11i111t:i, Allt:glinny, l\tonongnhcln, nnd Ohio. The vnrit)llS ritlgcs or llu· 1\lfr~it1111y runge i11terscct the central ports of this Stntc, whose g<'ncral di rn:li11n is from south .west to norlh-cast. The vnllt!}'S lictwccn 111any or tht'sc riclg<~s nrC\ ollcn of n rich lilnck soil, s11itC'1l well to the vnrious kimls of grass n111l 14rain. Some of the mo11nlt\it1s 11t.l111il (Jf cullivuticm alt11osl f!J 1l11!ir su111mits. No :-it:1tc in the Union shows to the r~~~ing trnvcllcr II rid1r.r ngri1:11l. lur e 111:111 lhill. IL is crnphnticnlly n grnin country , rnising the grcalrsl al11111dancc of fi ne when!. It pro1lttce::i nil tlu~ frnil~ a nd pro1l11c1ions or the northern nncl midtllo slnlcs, nml is pnrticularly liomo11s for the gn:at siu, strcnglh, nncl cxccllcnce of its Lrcc:1l of Jrnught hnrsr.s. This Stale sprcucls n wicle surface in the Ohio val lr.y, nnJ is rnpitlly nil. v:rncing in wcnllh nnJ population. New towns nml ,·illagcs ore springin~ up in every t.lin..-ction. It nhoumls in nil th!! clements of wf':ilrl1 nnd power. l'ulilic opinion has gi\'Cll it n slruna irnpulsc towartls mn11uf:ir.tmes, nnil n . . 0 g1ga11! 1c system of intcrnnl imprm·<!mc11rs. Its inhahitanls, lhougli com. po~·~t.I <•f ult nations, nrc 1listingnislu-:1I fcir their haloits of ortlcr, iiuluslry, arnl frugality. The pnssing stranger, 11s he trnvcrsr s the Slal1!, is slruck with lh<: nol1lc ronds nntl p11hlic worl;s, with the wr.11 cultivnlr.d foirm~, 01111 lhcir co11111101lio11s nnd impcrishnblc stone houses, 11111! often still lnrgr.r slonr li~rns. An ngricullural country nlikc charming 111111 rich sprcn<ls 1111dcr lus C!yc. or i ~ If t I rorULATION Or COUNTIES. t'nrnlntinn County Town1. . . . • -21,37!! (;cllysliurg. Allcglon11y,,... 50,552 l'illsburg. hrm•lrouir, , • , 17,701 ICitlcning. llr.a\·cr,. .•.. , . 2·1,18:1 lkavcr. llctlli1nl,. . . . . 2·1,S02 llr.dforrl. Berks,........ 53,15':! Rcn1li11g. C:o1111tice. A1la111~, . •. r ) ;i ' I Cot1n1ic1. l'nJ1Ull\lio11 Cn1111ty T t1\Ylll. llrnilfo-rd, . .... -l!l,741i T1111·n11tlG. r r ~ ))uylrstown, lluckft, 1.,,,, 4.1,71.1 Bristol. llnllcr, , . . • . . . G11111lirio, . . . • . Centre, . . . . . . . l·f,!iRI I 11tlcr. 7,071i J·:licusl111r~. 18,87!1 llcllcfnntc. •.•... Clcnrfidtl,. •... Coluuoloia, .. . . . Cmwforcl,. ... . Cu1nl1r.rl:111tl, .. ll:111phi11, .. . .. lk tnwnr<', .... Cl1c~ti:t, l·~rif\ . ... ..... f nycllc, •. , ... Frn11k li11, •. , . : (:rcw11c 1 • • • • ••• lt.1111i11i:1lo11, .. 111.li;inn, ...... Jctli·rsnu, ... . . l.n11ra•IN, .... l.1•11:111011, .. . .. 1.t:11ii;h, ...... Lttl,('rlH't . . • • . . l.yc:n111i11i:,. .. · Mr.l\1•:111, .. •. . MNrcr, . .. . .. 111 1701 , I it::t, ll!ltl, 11'110, IH lll, ltl211, 18:11l, \!II !'ENNS\' J,V AN IA. ~1inii11,. ...... !itl,!tl ll \V1·•t Cllt'~lcr. 1,t:t11:1 C:lrnr liclcl. !!l,li!lfl l.cwi,111w11. :t!l,tllli Norri•tnwn. ~1011l!(t1111rl')'t· . 211,0:.!1 llall\'illr.. Nortl1n111pt1111, . :l:l;IH:! E~ !lton. 11;,11:111 1\kn1hillc. Nortl111111horl'ml l~. J '.l:I S1111loury. 2!1,!!!Jtj Ca rli~lc. l'l'rry,. ..•.. . . H,:!til i\rll' l111w11111irl ,, ~:,1~1:1 llJlll/l I SU UJIG. l'hib1lclpl1h, . . lfl~.7:17 l'hil:uft.l1°l1iJ. 11,:1:n ( :lu·~tcr. l'ikc, .. •. •.... 1.~t:1 Mil1i.11I. 17,11 t t Eric. l'ullcr, ... •... I ,!! t;~. C'n11cl r r ~I""'· 2!1,17:! li11in11lc1wn. Sd111ylkill,, .. . !!ll,7·t I Orwii:slt1HJ:. :J!i,11:1; Cl1atnl><:rffl111rg. Sn111cr•ct, ... , , 17,iti:! s,,,.,,..,!..!1·t. l~,11'.!IJ \\'np1c•hnrg. S11~1p1rl1a1111n,. . lli,iHi M o11fr11H'. !'!7,1 ·l:i ll1111li11gclo11. fl,!171' \\'.,j(!"(,CUfllt;.!11. 'l'ioi::n......... J.l,!!:i:! 111clin 1111. Unin11, ... . ... ~0.7!1."1 Nrn· ll1·tli11. 2,tl:!.i II rook 1·i1lc. Vc11n11go, . , •.. !1, 170 Frn11kli11. i li,1;:11 f ,uucaNll'r, \\'nrrcn, .... .. •l ,(;'.li \\' nrrrn. ~u.:..;1 l ,dtilllOlt . \\'n~l1i11gto11, ·l'.!,78 1 \\' n•hini:ton. 1,1a;1 lll'fl1a11y. 2~.~;)fl 1 \\'11y11r, .... . . \lk11l11w11. 27,'.l/ 1) \\'ilk1:sli:orrr. \\' c·RI 11wr.. la11cl, :1.". 11111 Urt1'11>l111r[!. I 1,1;;11; \Vi1liao11s1•nrl. York, .... .... ·l:!,H:'i!I York. 1,1:11; !'111l'l l1 porl. Tolnl. .. . 1,:1.1:1,'.!:t:1 ] !J, i~~ ' \I nr.1·r. l'Ol'llJ.A'l'ION AT IJIFFl·:ll~:N T l'l·:HIOl>S. J:'\,·n ~ ., ,r.. 20,0110 Fro111 IiOI I<> I ili:l, .. . •... . '.!1:11,111111 2~0.1 1110 I ;1;:110 I7!111,, ....... l!i 1.:1;;i -11 1,:n:r li!lll I<> I Flllll, . . ...... lliA,I i2 liO'.!,:il:i 8 1ll,0!1l l HOU to HH O, . ...... . ~Oi,:il li 1,0 t!1,:n:1 ltllt) to 1820, ...... . .2'.l'.1 ,'.!~'2 . • ...... 1,:J lll,'.!J'.I 1 ~20 to lfl:lll, ... . .... !.?!Jrl,nu ~'·" \' t .:-:. ' :i.~ 11 I '· itl(i 7!1!i 1; !:!11 :lt!li I I I ()( lh~ nlto\'I" pnpuln cinn 11( IF:111. lhr.re'I n·rrc. '' hil r. Mnlc-J1. 5G~ .P l4?; ,,1a,1r r .-n1>t1r'I', r.tl .f\~P~ I 11rnr n11tl 1ln111h, ; .iA; liti111t. 1;.i: :"llic n1t, l~.:k~: tn1nl 1 f.:liil'•,!11•1. t'11·r r11l•1rt••t Ma k ,, lli.:1;7 ; t'1· 1 111<'\ k f', l!l,."1,';:I; 101:11. :1; .~t.111 ~l:l\1·• - :'tfnh-!'l. J;~; l-'r11tn1L·a. ~:1 1 ; 1111 nt. ~U'.l J\"r-ro C."'"'i"J.-'l'hc ru1111ri1·ri ,,( JuhiaH n ;s1ul f 'nrr11ll h;n u lK:t rt Clfl~~q 11 ir.1 •1 l Ji11re tl1t" rrn , 11,. n( lf"'Yl , 1N-.1:-;::11N.AL 111i Pi'Wvi::M1·:N'1~: l'r.1111~ylr1111 irt St11fc C1111<1ls 11111[ ll11il.ro11d.~ . -'l' hr~r. ronil~ wt• rc 11111lcr1;dw11 at lhc c~prusc _.. J r nu:olq nncl r:1il. · or 1hc 8 1<1 1t', ancl 1·1111ri1111e 11111ln 11i.. 1 cont nil of lhn L1·gi>;lat11rc ns p11l1lic propc~ r ty. '1'!11; 1.:u11~1nw1 i1111 :111tl 111:111ng1~ 1111~111 of ll1c111 :ire i11lnislctl lo tltrt'C co111111issio11crs, n1'1'<1i11lcd a111111ally liy the C:ul'crnor. l.rn~ lh . IJdnwnrc 11il'i~inn, , ........ .... .. . [J!I f Colu111l1ia l·:n6l cli"i~ion , ....... . , ... 10 J1111intta llra11clo clo. . . . ..... .. .. 8!1 WcElr.ru llrn11r.11 <lo. . ... . ....... J05 Frc11c:lo Creek Fccclcr, .......... .. . l!l~ l.•· n~lh JI arriRllllrl! line;,. . . .. . .... / G:l S11 ~p1cl1~1111n ch1·mon, ... . . ... \ North llrn11ch clo. . ....... . . . !i~; Wcsl llrn11ch tlo. . ..... .. ... ~I ! Totnl,. . .... . ........... ~'.!Ii\ The main lr11nk of this sy~l<'m of cnnnls com11 1r·111·1·s al Cul11111lii:t, nl 1 lhe lcr111i11ali1111 of the l'ltiln1ir.Jphin 01111 Cnlnmloia Hail-rn:ttl, :111<1 1·x11·11d~ j thr11ce \l't:slwanl 17'.l ~ 111il<•s till il 11wc1s the A llegh:in y l'11rl;1g1~ H:1il . rnaol · ot I !vlidaysl111rg. II rcco111t11<'11ccs nl lltr. wt'~l<·rn <'Xlr<'111i1y 11f 1111: lt:.il. roncl, nntl co11li1111cs wc.~lwnnl l U!; miles lo lhr. 1'!co11011galotla ri1·1·r :1t l'illshnrg. Th<: following Ct111uls, u1.11lcrlnkcn liy Ilic Slate, nrc now in ncli\'c pro~ress: Pr1111k.~lnw11 li11c of !he .111niat1(l t!ivisinn, C\Xlc11di11g rrom I l1111li11gcl<>r1 tn llnlit.layslmrg, is :JO~ 111ilcs in length, including 111io11t l f1i miles of slnckwntcr 11avigntin11. llcn11cr di vision r.om111r.11~cs upon the Ohio ri,·r r nl lhc mnulh nf llig v �GENl·:ll t\ l. vrnw OF 2·12 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :! lk:nvcr, nml extends to Ncwcnstlc. L<:ngth 2H milr.s, ol which nhout ·' two-lhinls nrc slnck-walcr m1<l towing-patli . Fra11kli11 line corumcncc!l on Alkgheny river, nl Ilic mouth of French err.ck, nntl c.xtc111l!! up the latter slrcu111 till it 111r.cts the French creek focJcr. I,(:ngth 2~! miles, s1:vc11tcr.11 of which ure slnck-watcr nm! lowing-path. I Lycomi,,g line commences nt .Mu ncy <lan11 nn<l c:-<tcmls up the West , hrnnd1 of the Snsqnr.iinnnn, nn<l tcr111i11alcs nt the Hig island, opposilc t(1 °j tho mouth of tlic BalJ Engle. Length •tl ! miles, of which n!Jout ten milr.s nre slack-wnlr.r. I H'yo111i11g li11c of lhe North Branch Jivision commencr.s nl the Nnnli· coke 1ln111 1 -nncl cxtr.1111!1 up tlic North Br:1nch, nr11.1 terrninntcs near tlrr ·; 11w111h of Lncknw111111ock creek. Length I n miles. 1; l'11lt1111l>ia 11111l l'liil111ldpl1ia Jlajl.rcxul cm11mc11res in the city of Philncldphia, nl tire intersection of Vine nncl llro:icl slrc!!ls, nml tcn ninulf!s nt Col11111hia. Length 81{'0 miles. It is <lcsig nccl fo r n do11hlo trark thro11gho11t. Rstimnle1l cost of tire whole work, $-J,207, 120 21 els. A\'Cr· age cost per mile, cslinrntccl, $ 28,17 :1 oa els. Allrglw1y I'ort11ge llnil.rrnul. This ruil-ron1l commences nl llolicl:iy~- ·: hmg, nt the tcrminotinn of the Frnnl<s!QWl1 Iinn of the .luninlln division of · the 11111i11 trunk of the cnnnl , n111l extends lo Joh11stm1·11, where it rnr.cts thn western division of the cnrinl. Length nfrout !17 milc!:i. T he s11111111it of the 11101111tnin, where the Hnil-roml crosses it, is 1,:108.71 fr!CI nlJOl'C the Ilasin of tlie cs111al on 1!11: cnstcrn, nml 1,1 7 1.fiA fi-ct nllClvc thnt on lhr \1·rstern siJe. 'l'hc ruil-roncl is g rnclccl !l!i fc:cl wide for Iwo sets of tracks. On cnch si1lo of the mo11111nin there nrn (I) he fi \'e i11cli11ecl plunrs, intrnJ. ell for stationary engines. T he g r!'ntcsl inclinnlion ol' these planr.s 111nkrs nn nnglc of aho11t six dngre<!s with the horizon. Esti11mt1:d cost of n cloublc set of tracl1s oml the 11eccsso ry mar.hinc ry, $1,271,7 18. i I t l ~ ~if Ca11al:t cnitslr11r.ti d by J>ri natc C11mpu11ics. Scl1 uyl!.-ill Ca11ul a11Cl Nt1oig11tio11 eo111pn11y, im:orporntc1l in lf!l!i. The w<1rk wos cornmcncc1l in 18 l fi , 111111 t l11~ ca11al lrns now lic:en in opr.r:i tirm sr.\'t-:ral yenrs. Lc111rth l IO 111ilcs; lirr.:11lth 11l the s11rfi1cc, :HJ fer.I, nl the iluttnm, 24; dcplh, 4 fcct. Locka~e, li!.!O foct. It c:< tr:11ds frorn l'liil;-1. ddphiu to ltciuli11g1 aml tlrencc to l\111u11I Cndinn. It comprises tltirty-011r dams, eorn111encing nl Fnir-Mou11t wntcr-works, ll t!nr l'hil11tlclplti:1, lty whir.his pnxlnccd n slnck-wotcr navij.\alion or for ty-five miles i 125 lock~.: ciuhty fr:<:t 1011" hy seventeen wi1lc:, of which twc n ty -ci~h l nre 1>11anl-lock.·s; n ,., • r. . t> I I seve nteen nrchcd n<1u1:c.l11cl~ , n tuund of '1!'»0 11:cl 111 l1!11g1h, cnt t 1rnug 11 a 11d 11n1!1:r solid rock, nml sixty .five toll 111111 gnte-lrnuses. The 1lnms n ~ · from three to twenty-sc\·cn fed in height. Cost, lo Jnnunry Isl, J8:JO, $2 ,:t3G,:J80. : It cx tr.111111 from Middletown, on Susquehonna rh•cr, lo tire hcnd of the Gira rd C.:nnnl, twn ' milr:s licl0w Hcntli11g, con11ccli11g tho wntcrs of the S 11sq11clr:111nn with those of tire Schuylkill. Lcnglh, eighty miles, exclusive of Swntnrn fci:tlcr; i which cxte11ds twenty-four miles. Its works cmnprehcn<l n h111ncl, 2•1:J yards in length, eighteen feet wi1le, nml fourteen l1 igh ; two s11m10il 1'('$rf· '. voirs, co11tnini11g 12,000,000 r.uhi1: foci of wnlcr, lhr: one covering lwcnty• 1 seven, 1lm other eight ncrr.s; two slcnrn-cn~i11r.s, enrh (If J 00 ltnrsn l'nwrr, , nnd lhn.:n wntcr-wlir.cls for focding thn canal hy f'llllljli 11g; two clnnl!<, : U11io11 Ca11al.-Thi!l cnnnl w:is r.on!>tnrcle<I in 1827. r ENNSYJ.VANI A. 2-1'.I fo rty-throe wnstc wicrs, fl'> rty-nine culve rts, I !15 hridgcs, twelve sm:ill nnd two Jorge R<(lrcducls, II\'() gu:rnl-lod <S of wood, 11irwly-two c11t-stonc ! ~:ks , nn<l fo11 rleen miles of protection-wnll of slonc. Wiclth nt !he su rfncc of the wate r, thirty-six ft:<'I, nt hn1tn111, twenty-four; ch·plh, fi >trr fr><:!. lJinwn. !lions of 10clrn, 75 hy 8 ! fr:rl. There ill also crn11w1:tr tl with this c:i nnl n rnil-romi or 111.ionl 11mr milr.s in 1cng11i, exlcmling rrom 11ie ""Jl:ICi<lllS 1ia~in 111 l'i11c G rovr., to tlw c1ml 111incs. Cost of the cm111l n11J rnil-roncl, exclu~i n: or interest n n lonns, nlinut $2,000,1100. J .11l'k <111'1t:r c11 G111111l.-Th i ~ ennui comrncncrs nt the tcrminntion of Ilic l>c~lawa n~ 111111 ll111lso11 C:mnl, 11ror Carpenter's l'oinl, nml unites with 11 rn il:road nt I lo11c:;clale. Length, thirty-six miles; width nt Ilic s11rlicr.r, thirty-tw0 fl:ct, nt 110110111, twent y f~I; depth, four ft·r.t. In 18'..!ri, thr. Lrcclrnwn xc:n Company \l' ilS 1111thori7.<'tl to nd willi the lldnwnre nml I lml . Sflll C111111 l Cornpany. ln1:l11cli11g sr.vcnlcc11 111ilrs or J.a ckawn:-c~ll rivrr, lhesn two t:a 11als, 1111ite<l, form n 1111vigntio11 11f J 17 111ilts. C.:ost, 8 1n,ouo pe r 1nil1~. L chit;li C111111l.-G11mpn11y i11cMpornlr1l i11 18 18. T his c:lllal ' "~ 11• 11ds fron1 Ensl1111, on l>rl:nn rrc: ri\Tr, lo !::ilocldnrtsvillr., co11nrrti11g ~ l o rr i <> C1111:i l ll'itlt lhn Mnucli Cl11111l1 ltail-ro:11l. J.c11g th, inc:l11~ i11g !I .~ 111il1·s of :>l:wk1\'lllcr pools , ·Iii ~ miles. Jl n:aclrh, al the surfacr. of' the: \\'Hier, fr11111 ~ ix ty to sixty-live fc·d, nt liollom , f'ort y. li,·c foci; ilq1th, li \'C fr l'I. It ltns forl)' · tlirrc lot:ks, of which tll'o nn: gunrcl -locks, bcsi1lc: lirn g11nnl-k1cks at the se\'cr:tl pools. Lor.ks, I Oil fi:cl liy 2 2. Lor.kngt!, :JGIJ Ii-ct. T lirrc nrr , also, eight tlam!!, varying in hci~ht from six fc -ct to sixteen ; four n1111nl11cts, nncl !ll't!lll y-t ll'O c11h·1·rls. Cost, S I ,!ifi8,0 00. C1111rst11pt 1'\'1wi~11ti n11. Co111pan y incorpor:1h•1l i11 l 82!i . It rx lrruls li·om 8:rfo I la rh1111r 1011811s1pll'lrn1111n ri \'e r, nt th•: 11111111h 11f Conestoga r. n:rk , to L11 rwnstc r. I,(:ngt h, <·iglrtcr.n miles. Tiu: 11nviw1tin11 i!! d !Cclrcl liy 11 scri1~s of lodrn 111111 1111111!-l. Locks, l 0 0 fi:cl l.ly 2 2. Cost, $·1,0011 l'" r 111ilr. Co11r.11·11:,:11 C11 1111l, pas~ in~ n fall of the sn111r. 11a1111: fl ll tlic S 11s<J1 1dur11n:1 river, is ~l 111ilcs in lc11gth. JACkngc , twenty-one led. I llhll.·ll OA O!!. The /llrr 111·!1 Cf11111 1.- lbil-rn:1cl w11s com111cncr.1l in Jn1111n ry, l fl2 7, nu.I cornplctcd in rilny f0ll nwing. It c:-< tr mls from the coa l 111i11cs1 nr.:ir Ma11r lr C h11111<, down nn i11di1ll'd pla11e to Lehigh ri \'rr. The d e\'alicrn nf the: minl'S nlll}\'O tire river, nt llir. pr1i11I wli!'rc lhe con! is rrr r.h·e1I i11 lionts, i<1 o:Hi lc't:I. The rnil-ro:irl l111s n conti1111c1l cl rscc~ n l from tlu: Sllllll:lil, ~o tlr:i l tlrn car!'! clc~sc:r: n cl liy llH'ir own ~rnvity, nml n rc clrn\\'11 ltnck lty 1111clc•s. Its length from the 111i11r.s In thr. ri\'cr is nine milrs, nrul that of its lir:r11rlll':-1 11! 1111: cncls u111I sitlc:s 4 ~ . The cnnl i~ tran spnrlc~c l in rars, linrrh'<'ll of' which n m cr111ru:ctc1I togr': ll1cr, contnini ng n ton 11111111 l1alf c:H"li. A si11gl1· cnn.tuctor rides 011 Oil() or the r.n rs n111l rctrulnlcs llu:ir lll<•H'llll'lll. F ror11 :100 lo :I IO Ions of coal ore clisclmrgccl dnily nt tire: rin•r·. 8i11glc trnck. Co~!, $:J,O!'itl per mile. · .llfo1111t C11rbo11 llail-rn11tl.-Com p1111 y incorpornlecl in llir. spring nf I A2fl, nnil the rn:11I r.1111m1r 11c·1'.d in Octoll<!r fc)llowing. It r.111111nr 11r.t·!l 11! l\lc\11111 Cn rlton, 111111 c:<hmcls lo ~lnrri s1· il1 1 '. , 111111 1111'11•'1! th1~11rgh Pollsville to 1111: Forlo;. T wo 111111 lhn'.C liw~lt s . Cost, $I OO,llllO. ,<frJ, 11!1ll;ill J'11lfry Unil.r(l111l roi 11 111r1H:<'~ nl l'orl C:nrl1nn, nn1l trrnrinnlt:!'I at T11sr;rrnrz1. I A:ngtlt, lc'.11 rnil1!s. It 1 111~ lilkrn l11te r11l rnil-roa1ls i11tl'r· ~ �~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~ ~ '.! 1-1 GEN~:llAI. \'rnw l' l·:N NSY 1.VAN I A•. OF scc1i· 11., it , tlm unitctl lc11rr1hs or which ninount to nhout thirtccn 111ilcs. Thr 0 ,, in road lms two lrncks; the latcrnl ronds but one. Cost Qf the mnin 11111 slcin, $5,500 per mile; tlml of tlto lnkrnl rond!!, $2,600 per mile. 'l'lic Schuyl/;ill llail-rond, thirteen 111iles in length, consists of n <louhlr track ; cost $7 ,000 per mile. Nill Creek Jlnil-ro11rl commences ot l'ort Carln111 , nnd cxlen1ls up Mill Cn.-ck four milrs. Si111rle track. Cost, ~1'1,0110 . Alio11t tlirrc rnilcs of latcrnl rail-ron<l intcrsc~l lite main stem, which cosl uLuul $2,000 p<'r 111ik. 'l'hc u·csl Br1111cl1 lluil-rrnrd commences nt Sd111y lkill 1111\'Cn, 111 ll1r foot of l!ro:11l 1110u11tniu.. IA·ngth, 111cltul.i11p lhc WC'~t .hn11H'li, fi~lcen 1~1i.lc~. ~ 1>1111!1!1~ trnck 011the 11111111 stem. Cost, $ 1.111,000. l l11~ro urc, rn 11tld1111111, !I lah!ral brand1cs or n si11gle trndc, live 111iks lo11g, i11tcrseeling ii, 1rltich rnsl per mile $:.!,000. J'i11c (,'nrnc Ua il-r<1t1d extend~ from the n1i11cs lo Swntam ft;c1lcr, firr miles. Cost, $30,000. (Sec U11io11 Cw111l.) 1'!tc T,iulc Scl111y1A-ill ll11il.ro111l co111mr.11<:cs nl Port Clinl!'•11 1 111111r.xtc·11d1 ! np 1111: sl rc:1111 lo the mines nl Ta11rnq11a, aboul lwt11t y -tlm;e miles. Cl11n. j pleh·d in rn:n. I '/'lie J,11rl•11 1rn:rC11 Jl11il. r(l11il com1111•11f:rs 111 the tN111i1wti1111 or tho Th1··k. a waxen a111I l)clnwnrc nnd ll111lsu11 Cnnal, c:o1111rr.ti11g thnt ca11al willi 1li1• ' M:d-lic:d al Ca rho111lalc. Length, Iii 111ilcs, 1111 d1:r:i1i1111 of 8011 Jccl lwinu 1 mc n;o111e hy live inclinc:d 1'l1111cs, cm: li fro111 '..!,000 lo a,ooo foct in kngtl~ l! ~iu .,lc lrack. Cost, $1l,fi00 per 111ilc. 'f/1r. Cr11t r11l llail-ro11il cxtr111l:1 from Pottsvillr. to S1111l111ry, nrnr 1tirl j11111:lin11 of the Susqueha11nn, wit h its ll'Cstcm l1rn11d1. A L1ra11cli rail.mu!• is to lie co11structctl lo D:mvillc. 'J'!tc H'csl Chester ll11il-rn11d !<-nils rni111 Ilic horn11;;lt or \\'1~.'<l C:lu~sltr In l'ar1li, where it joins the l'hilnddphin ai11l C<1li1111ltia ltnil-rn:ul. C11111. pldc1l l8:.l'..!. Esti1nn!cd cost, indu1li11g car:; auil nil otltcr tln1r~cs, !Jll,Otlfl dnllars. l'!tilaclcl11hin. and '/'rc11to11 Un if-r(l(lcl, conslrnclr.11 in IA:3:l, 20~ mill's. 'J'liis rail-road cxlc1uls rrmn l'hil11drlpl1ia lo Tn·11tr111, N . .I. Oil !lie ))da. war<', \'ia Brist"l, 111111 MMris1·illc npposile to Trr:111on. This ll'ill prom n gn·at :11:co111n)1ula1iu11, p:1rlir.;11l:irly i11 seasons 11'111'11 the \\'atcrs or Ilic Dda. wa l'I! arn low. lforl'isburg 1111d Clrnml1rr.~f111rg ll11if-r(l<11l. Fro111 1Tarri:d111rg, v1n Cnrlisle, to Cli:uubcrslimg, l ·l:l 111ilcs west by soulli fru111 l1hil;11lclphin, 1!8 miles. 'J'hr. Pl1iladclpl1i11, Gcnnn11fo11111, 111111 N(lrri.~l<lll'll R11il-1·(l("l is :il1n11I In milt's in lrngll1, cxtentling fro111 l'hilad1:lphia to Norristown nn 1!1r. ~d111y lkill. Complctr.J in 18:12, ll!i far ns C:nn11n11!own. A rail-road i~ alsn 11rojc<:tcd fro111 NorrislOll'll to tlic Lcl1igl1 river, nl Allculoll'll. ]'!1il111lclphin mul ])r.lnwarc Cm111ty ]foil-ro11rl is lo rxtcnd from l'l1iln· d1·lphia, so11th-wcstcrly, 11lo11g tlic western margi11 or Ddawnrc rircr. I Pave has been ohtniucd from the l<'gislnt11rc of I Jdawarc, to co11li1111c ii 1l1111u~h 1hat Stnlc lo tlte J\larylanil line, luwanlii ll:tlli111orc. Sixty-si:vcn other rni!-rond.~ ha1·c liccn prnjcct~d i11 tliis Slnlc, mu] corn· pnllics for constructing scvcrnl of thr:m hnvc been i11corporal(·d. PRIN OIPAL STA.GD ROUTDS. .. f Ii ~ 0 § I. From l'hiltrilrl. t,lri11 /ti /'illoliurp. Mil" l'o lluck la vc111 1 • I0 l'noli,........... Wcsl \Vhitr.taml,. llowni111;town,... Cont~l'illc, • . . . • . !I 5 :; . I 8111l~ltur y,. .. .. . . 7 3 l'nrnclisc, . . . . . . . J:I (1111r,nJfo·, . . . . . . JO M11111rt .lny, ..... 12 Eli•tnhr:lhl11w11, • . i ~li1lcllctnw11 1 :I :J • • • • llii:h RpirC', . . . . . lltlflll/SllUIW, llngc•IOWll, . . . . . C11r/iJlr,........ ~l•111gl 1~tow11, . • ., . .. ft !l !I l:J 8l1ipp1' 11<t•urs,r, . • . (:rr:r.n Villa~r:,... 8 C/111m/1rr3/1111g, . . ;; 8t. Tho111n,, .. , . . l.n11.lm1 'I'.. .. ... Met :01111rll~l111r:!', . !I Ii 7 Juuialln Cro~sin~· 2ll Ii 2. Frnm ]'/iil111lt/ . In l'illa. Lurg, uin r:nlum . /,;,, nntl rnrk. 'ro !i ft 2!1 C:linrlcs!on,...... 31i llnvrc rlc Urnrn,. 3 7 3!1 ll:ill'" ¥. Jlo31IP, . a Ii!! Ilnrfor1I, .. . . . . . . 11 fi'l l.illl1:(!1111 l'ow1ll·r 7 7 1 /111lfi111orr, •• , • • . IC. ·Hl 51 57 Ii I 21 ·I , Mnrnh, . . • .. • • .. I I' <.:hurchlllWll,... . ·l Enrl, ......... . . ;, New Jl .,1131111, •.• :i :JI li'I l.ror.ock, .... . . . 75 / ,m 1ca1lrr, •..••. 8:! -!IA A. Fro111 l'lii/11./r/. 1hfo /n tltm1l101f.. ·{'o Hi•ing ~nn, .. 81 8 1 ·!. From I '/1i/nr/rl. 87 11l1in fo J/n/fi. !C:I rnnrr, riri l'orl /)rf"'~il . 111!! Il l T11 ll:11l•y, ....•. l'.!I Nrthr.r l'nwi1lr.nrc J:I•? C1uu:orcl, ... . • .. 1:1.'l t\c1111d's Srprnrc, 1.1:1 N. l11n•lo1u X llon•I•, 1:.·J l'url l>qt0•il,.... l.'if:' lll'rlu:rl'~X ll11nd• lfi.'i /Ir/I Air, . .. .. • • l f:!!i (( iul!" illc,...... 2110 /lnltiinnrt , . . • . • . Ii Gt·r1n:i11town, . .. Cl11,.1111l llill, • . •. 7 -- 5. Frmn l'lriln1frl. 71hi11 In f,n11M3· Irr, 1•in ll'raf Ch-..trr. To lta n·rfnrJ, ... I I 2 5 Nrwlu11, •.••••. , Jrr.•I t:l1r1lrr, . •. , Ill "l.1r~l1:1ho11,..... ·I f :np, .. ... ..... . 17 7 S1ra~lt11r~, ..... . l"rncaslrr, . . . , .. 8 !1 ·I ~I:I Spring ll nn'i', ... A MoHIJC'11111,.r)'~•lt11'1r . ·I 4 i 5 Ii El ;, Ii t:l l.r~inJ?I""" .... . B 21 Sc·ll1·rs1ilh•, .... . I!! . I0 Iii 6 C. 7 IG GI 27 3:1 qnnltcrlown, ... . 43 Fryln1rg, . ...•.. Gt lll'llild1c111, ..... G~ I kcklnwn, •• . •.. 7;, Nn1.nrctlr, ..... • . 8'.! Ju cnlJ,lnrrg, ..... !.18 Wi111li:np, .•..••. lllr11111t l'nrono, .. lrilkt!l11trrr, . ••. l\iut?~l'ln •. . .... . New Troy, ..••.. 1-: H:lcr, .•••.. .• . ·l'. I ;, I !i7 !iii 'ill 1; !l 17 21 2:i :12 37 .l:J ;,1 5li :11 . r.!1 :1 ti'. ! l fl 1:111 !I!! 1IP21 I tn I .f 11 1 !l 2 12 ·1 l·:atou, ......... i 1711'1'111.1kha.1111nck,.. · 1 l;'i 27 ~rr111i:nllr, . . . . . I fl :ll ill1inlro!r, ..... , . 1:1 11 .'i l21i I ti l:il Iii I .jfj, :i:il l!I. /.'r11111 I '/,jf,,,/r/. 1•hi11 lo ll'nr1 i3 G:l li2 fi. Frnm /'hilf!dtl. pl1i11 In /lfo11cl1 Ch11nk, oia l'ufl1. 7'2 r il/1. 8'1 Mnrri~lo1on,.. 17 ·rn l 'cnn 'l'owna'p. ,\\oMy1111k, .... . l!o~horo', .... .. . /\'nrri:Jto1rtn , .... . I Ii I !I llTo 12' From l'hiln !111 Trnp,,.,,... ... !l 2G 15 ;, 10 I l'"""''" ""..... . 10 31i rfrtrf,i11 111 F.11st1111 !l I l:l l/cndi11J!, . • . . . . . I (j S2 Tn Hisi111? S1111, .. :i !?ft 1:1ti ll:1111l111ri:, , .• , , • 15 fi7 J..uk inlow11,, .... i OrroiJ!Plinrg, . • , . I I iR \\'ill11w C:rn\'r,. .. :i No. 1, ...... 1158 2!J(i l'nllsvillr,. .. •• . . A f1 1; llor•rhn111, . ... . . :i ll Ill i1ltllr.po1 I, . . . . . 8 !l·I JJ,.!l/r.tmcn, ... • . Tu•cn rorn, .... .. '1 !lR l b ul•iro', ....... , ·f 3. From /'lcilnt!:I Tn111a•prn, . . . . . . ;, 111:1 I lt l ~ rilk, . . . . . . . I I 1il1io to /111/1i. Mnur.h Cli1111k,,. l:i I IH 1>11rl1n111,... . ... A moir, ui11 lri/. /:Ailn11, ........ . !I mi11J!ln11, /Jrl. 7. Frn111 l'hilndrl. To llnrlty, • . . . . . 7 11. From / '/,i/nt/n. (:/rr•ltr, . . . • . . • . 8 l!i 11lti11 lrc lm1rn.<. lo ll'i11rlulltr. /tr , 11i11 rt1"1ro Mn rcn~ lion~,.,. :; 20 To f,n11rn•lrr, a~ Sprinp. ll'ilmi11J!l1111, . • • . 8 28 iuN•i.1, .... 1 Ii'! Newport, . . . . .. . 5 33 To t:11I( lllil l ~... 1 15 10, \' 2 j' ! lj5 lruo1•. [,11n(.lutrr, n~ in No. I,... . Cnl11111liin, . . . . . • }~.,~.. . . • . . . . . . . Al1ltott'ri T nw11,.. Odirnl,. .. . . . . . . f:r1ty.<l1utf!, . . . . • Ohrrml1rriln1r'J{, . . /'ittslmrJ!, n~ i11 ~ln1111ton, ....••• · -1--:.i.J\'~ ticy Forge,. ... Cl1ri~liann, .. ,,. . .f :It! h'.ir11hcrlo11, .. • · · New Ark, •. , . • • !i .J:I Yellow Springs,. 1!I Il\lktnu,......... 2-1 North.1-:nAI,..... llrd(nrd,. . . . . . . . l.'i ~cl1;_:tl,lt11r;:.... . . !I 20!1 Stoy~tmvn, . . . . . 20 2:?!1 l.nu:ilitin T.. . . . lfi 2 1.'t f.ignnir:r, . . . . . . . :I 2 I ~ Yo1111c~tnwn,.... I ll 2:il':I (~ruu~lmrg ,. . . . • 111 !?(;H A1tn111sbcir ~,. ,.. . 11 271 SlcwnrL•vilk,.... 7 21:1 1 l'illalmrg, . . ... , 211 :JO I 11!.itt ~ Milo. 7 8 Ii 110. ltl 1:1 Jri 2t 2H :1•1 -17 5(i �• i .I, -. I 216 'i Col11111Li:i, .• •• •• l'ork, . •. ..•• •• • l' igcou I Ii i!, ••••• llnnnvc r, •• • •• • . l'ctc r~l111 rg, •.. , • Ta11cytow11, MJ.. Uruccvil lo, . ••••• llli.J1llohuri:, .• .• . \\' oocl~lxHo', ••• •. W olkcrsv illt , .• • . l"rtd~ riclc, .•.• . . Trap, . . . •.....• l'c lcrs ,· illc,. • • ••. J(noxv illc, • .. .. . I l:i q>er'5 Fcrry,Vu Ch,,r/ra ton,. . . . • H'i11ch eittr, ••• • • ·~ .• f,. . { ~ .~ ! .' 'i :t ~ -- J 1··~ ~· i2 p 1. Frorn ll~rri•8·1 lmrg lo JJolti- tl !.12 morr. JO 10:2 To llinl1npirc, •.• 7 IOJ l\licl1llcton, .• • . •• !I 118 t'nlmonth, • , .. • . 5 123 York lln~cn , •.•• !? 125 l'ork, .. • . . ..• • • !l ! JI Logannillc, . .. •• 5 13!1 StrosLutg, ...•.. r. J.15 WciscRlmrg, )'Q .. . 7 152 I for.,forcl, .• ••.•. -1 15G Uullimort, .. •• •. '1 IGU r. IGG 15. 1-'rom l'itt1. 7 173 bt1r!( lo Stcubw22 J!l.'i viltt. '1'11 Hnccoon Cr .. . -- r. :1 ii I 10 7 7 10 3 ~ i -From l firrri•- 13. burf! tn l ' it1sl1urg , 11in ll1111tinf!dnir . To J11 11iall3 rull,, 111illcrsl•1wn, .• . • Th11111p•11nlown, . l\Jo: ,ico, .•.•.. • . Mi{lli11, . .•••• . • . / ,1;1oiJl01nn,. .. •• . \Voyr.,.~hurg, ••• Jiu nti nl!1lo11, • , .. A le t:uuli in, ... , . YQllow Spring.•, . Frn11kslow11, • , •. 1luliclaplourg, ••• lllnir'~ c:ap, .. . .. H J:i c fl 3 )2 II 22 8 G 9 3 4 •.. . • •. 10 5 J.:lm1~/111 rg, .•.•. J\r111nj!h, ....... 18 lllair~villo, ... , •. 14 8 New J\lc!1111Jria,. 8 !hlc111 ~ J!o3J~, •. Ill uirla'·illc, ..... 7 l'it11 11rg, ... .. 20 1\11111~lcr, I -From l 'illa. . -- 39 lo U.irri~l1Urg. -113 T o ll11!1.low11 , •.. 51 llcthlcl1 r.111 1 ••••• 72 :tllenlntnn, • .• • .• 2:1 'l'rcx lcrlown, . • .. 1Cnl7.IO\\'ll, . , •... Urn di111:• ..• . •.. \\' 11111dffllor f, •. .. ,\1 ycrslow n, ••••. 27 /,rhn11nn, • .. , • , • 37 l'nl111yrn, . , , •.•. ll111111111·l, fo1V11, .• II All ll ISll UllG, •I fhiccftrn1I'' ~ JtoaJ111. Stwbtnvillt, . .••. 10 1 !.!II. From f.;•utnn lo l 'lrn1•111t Jllu1wt. T11Wi111lgnp, • ••• S t~ nl1opc, • . ••••. !l Str.rling, ...•... . IJ C:l~rk~lown, • . • • • H l'Jcn3n11l lllounl, • 21 :II :! l. Frum Eculon 21 -- ~ t 1 10 12 12. f'rorn lfnrrio. burg to Du11dajf. T o n:rnpltin, ...• !l IG. Frn111 l'i/11. l'ctcr'e lllouutain, G 15 l11rrl to 1-:rit. New Unffalo, .. . . 5 20 T o lb <;r&lol\'11, • M11n110111r.ry'1 Ftrt)· r. 211 Won<h·illc, ..•.•. I .ivcq ><10I, . . .. • . 5 . 31 ll11tltr, . ..••.. • . l\l ' h'.cc'ij llnlffalb !l 40 t:c ntrc,·illr., .... . Sc l iu~grovc, • . •• . 12 52 M,,·r.rr •. .•..•.•. Su11lmry, . •. . . . . 2 51 Mr,,,/oiillr, .•.••. Norlh11 111hcr b111I,. 2 51i \\' nlcrli1rcl, . • ... . lh111uillt, • , • . • .. 12 (jtj E1it, •.• • .•.•... llloocnhhurg, .. . . !I 77 -llrrwic k, . . . . •. . 12 8!1 17. F1mn l ' ifl1. Na11licnke, . .. .. . 11 IOG /,11rg lo ll'hrrli ng. U'ilkrsl•orrt, ••• . !l 115 To llnrri111.-·illc, . l' i ll~l11w11, ••.• , • JO 125 c~ 11011,lnir~ • • • • • ( : rcr.11\·i llc, ••• •• . 17 1'12 Jl',,1M11J!lon, •• •. l>otnclnff,. • • , • .. • 10 152 lrhuli11g, .• , ••. f lll·:l,J\ \V •.\ Jlf:. GJ.;NEll Af, \'lf:W 01" IG G 8 15 11; -- :w ·l.'1 l ~!I 8 18 7 2.'i GI 18. l111rg l<1 llrn otr. ToSi:wirklr 110110111. H •I Economy , . . . ••• 2!l IJra~u, . • .•. .• •• 10 3.'i •IO l!l. T~rnm r-,,,.<ton i1:1 to l:'/111i 1u,N. 1'. 5.'i To II.1t h, .••.•.• JO Gr. l{crn~vi llr, . . •••. ;, BB t:l11:rryvill~, . . • .. '1 ·I !Iii LA· hiith (;np, . • •. H !02 I .chil(hlon, . . ••.• 11 l lllnuch (;hunk, .. 5 I J.I Lau~:.nnc, .. , ... I !I S Conyngham, . .• , 21 128 Nr~copcck, •..•.. !I 133 llcrwicll, ••.••. . I 151 New Col11111!1ia, • . Ill 165 Sliincrft\·illo, •••. . 24 173 7inrinnt!t1, . . ..•.. 2 1 181 llurlin1?l1111, . •••. fl 189 II iclg<'l/llry, ....• 12 208 l~lmil'a, . . ... .. . -- n 15 ~!I 211 12 fO Ii~ i !i G ll !l l fl H 7 1; JO 12 II' 2ti l'> SJ 6i 71 !'tJ !JO ' lfl 28 :io !? 2•1 8 8 !i 3;, IP 2.'1 2~1 36 4~ [..~ 61 3'l 50 G4 1'l 77 112 J:!I l'.!7 PG !l Ii !l 23 1[19 2 ·1 llll l.'i H1·ic, .. . .. ...... Jtl 2'.!I -- I~I 2:1 2·1. From l-:bw1. :11 lmrg lo /1111/rr. 31; To l11Jin11n, . • . • , 21i 37 Kit1n11i11a• •.• ..• 26 58 /Jut/er, .•• . .• , • . 20 (i1 GB 25. 7tl JO!? l'lli I :1 I I ·Ill lfoR -From l ft1rri1. !12 7!! lm r[! lo n'i11cht1 . "''· Toltr, llo~c~town, •• Crr rliAlt, . ...•.. , Strmghslnwn, . •.• Hl1ippr.1rnlo11~g, •.• .., -- 'J'I. J:! fl 5 H illl 4.'i 5'.I 11 -From flt11ford 281 :,iJ In \l'n1hinf!IOn. To Sniuri ~-1 • . .. . :11 ;\lri1111l l'll'no~nl, . t )·'' G'! lt oh•IOW ll, ...• , . 11 i(j l\'jlfj,ltl•flOfl, ••. )I I f'(j \l'a1hington , .••• 211 JOG . 7J II 81 JO !H JO. F rom llnrr i.• · l11ir1< In lfogr11. 21 lit! -- ln1rn, Mil. T o Cr1rli1lr, ...•• I 15j II 5 6 l\l cnollcu, •...•.. C:r/ly.•l1Url(, .. , .• Fnirficlcl, . •• . . • , \\' n y>•<'•boro', ... Iii I .<"itcr•lmrg, l\111.. 2:! l/11~r nlo1nn, . ... If!, II:' :lli 'l .,;, A [.:1 JJ (. 1; .1;1;., ·~ 1H DELA "'\V AJtE. To II irl1111011il,. .. 1'1 11101111( llctlod, ... •I IJ11 loll"l111ri,:, .••. 7 ~lro111bL11r1J, •••• ii Co11 ll1a11g li'~, . ••. 7 (j 1l11, l1kill, ... .•. . t>i111:111n11'0 Ferry, 13 /llilforcl, . • •• ••. • 8 2:1. lo1r11 In Rrit . To llrllrfo11tt1 . •. i\1illcrahnrg, ••••. l'loillip~lonrg, . , •• l\{.'cf9\·illc1 . . . •• C rn~firlJ, • . . . •. C:11rwi11, villc, •.•. Broo kville, . • •• • . (:lnrion, .. ..... . Slrntlc,.villo, •.. . Ship11"11M·illc,. . • . l"rn11k/in, • . .•. • . l\Tmd11illt, •.. • •. f~trltlOIM,. •• , • .1 17 G !IG !J !OS -F,.om /.r1cif. IO J li 3) 22. F1n.11 Efla/on 22 to Milfortl. I.ii JU !JI 2:1 114 l !i 13 20 (: ... rn Vill age, ..• Ii 15 27. [·~0111 l'11tt1 . CAr1ml~r1f111rg, . . 5 :.o t:illt lo JJtllt . Grcc11c~~llc:, . .. •. II r.1 fonl t , oia H'il. ,_ /i11111.•/1'>1'/. /lr1~rr'1J 'l'u1nn,l\M. II F1111k slnw11, .... . :1 15 To /)11111•i IIr, ... . fj lloo 11 ~l10ro', • •. , • 83 w ~sh iug lon v illc, . Sh~ rpshurg, ..... 7 !JO l>r.rry, .... .... . Shrphcr1lslow11, \' n 4 !14 l'r.1111 sl..,ro11i:l1, . . l\ lnrti nsburg-,, ..• !J IUJ l\'illi11 mapnrt, .•. IJn rkr.~,·ill.,, . . '. . . i 110 Jcr.cy Rion"" . ... IVinclitsltr, . .... 15 l'..!5, l>111111'ft T own,. .. /Jcllrfonlt, •.•.•. 26. From U-.11tli11g to l .n1rcnslrr. To A1la111•ln1Vn, . JO 28. From l\'orth111n. llcn111~tow11,. . . .. 5 brrland to /,rtria. 1-:l'lirnlah, ... •••. 4 l!J to1nn. l.1tiz, • . ... .. . •• 6 'l7· To f\'r10 fltrli11, . • NclfHv illr., ..•..• . ·I 311 !lli1l<llc:h11rg, .. .. • .1, llc.H crlowu,. ...• I.ancnatrr, .•.. • . ~ :rl ~ 9 !l '~I 18 :11 :1!1 'l'1n: first Euro~:i n sr.lllers in lite territory, now mnslil11ti11g Iii<? f::lah · of Odowarc, were Swcclrs nrnl Fin~, n colony of whom wnR fimw~d 1111<lcr the nnspi•:cs of lhc cclchrntc<l U11stnv11s /\ clolplttts, l1in~ of Swc1b1. 111 1G!l7, !lie first emigra nts ln111lr:d nt Cape I lc11lop<•11, which th<'y m111wol Poi11t Pn r:11li~c, nntl lo !he eonnlry on liot h sidr.s of the llt·ln wnn~ ri\·n, tlwy applied lhC! title of New Sweden. I lonrkill, now Lewistown, wns fo1111d1·d in 1o:m, nml ot her sc1tl<:111c11ls wPrc shortly n01•rw:inb1 cstnl1lislwtl 1wnr Wil mi11gto11, ul !Jpln11cl, now Cllt'slcr, nncl nt Tinic11m 1 in l'e1111~y lvnni:i. fn }(j5!i, tlw Swc:disli sct1lc·1111!ntl'I fi·ll unclc~r the n11lhority of the: Ilulc:lt, who 11ni1cil thr.111 to their colony or New Am~ t r rr\:1111, 11ncl1·r tlte 1i1lr: of tlll' , New Ncthr.rla111ls. Ninn )'l'ars nflr rwn rils, tin: wltolr: was r11111p11:n·cl li_y ~.lf.~c English, n111l grnntccl hy Charle~ II. to his lirother .fames, I l11lcc of \'orh, .who, in I 08'.!, co11v1:ycrl tlir. lJclawurn srlllcnll'nls lo Wm. l'e1111. At th111 period, Dclnwnrc was 11s at pn•sc11I tlivicl1·1l into lhr~ cn1111ti1•!>, 111111 frn 111 lltnt time tn the An11 ~ricn11 rt!\'f•lutinn wm1 known as the tliri·c lmrl'r r.01111. tics upon the l k lawurc. 111 1775, Hid1arrl l'c1111, tl1c11 pro('ridur of l\·1111. iiylvnnia, rcsig11r1I his j11risolidi1m mer tit<! lnwcr cm111lics 1 nml in Ilic: f11llowi11g yea r, 1776, Ilic doini11io11 of <: wnt llrilnin l1:1vin~ lwrn nl1nlislll'd Q COllVClltion or r<:pn:Sl'llirtlirns, cl10SCll for !ht~ purpose:, fo m11'1J II r 1111slili1 lio11, nncf the !1:rrit11ry lnki11g tho lllllllC o( }Jr:lnwnrc, llf:<'ltlllf: n fr1 •1: and i11clcpcml1ml Stoic. In the rcvolutionnry wnr, shr: lnl111rc:1l n111I s11fli·n ·rl grcntly; no part of the ~onl inc nt co11lril111h'1l lidh:r lrc K1f'!l, or wns 111 on: slcnclfitsl in the crm11111111 e1111sc titan this little Sin le. Tim I )r :ln w arc~ l'"J.:i· mcnt wa3 1listing11i ~ hcd for ils l.irnvr.ry nml <'llic:ir.nry 111111111g tlir: rrgnlar fcm:.cs. This S late wns the first to rnlify nncl :ulnpt Iii<! F1·cl1·ral ( :011slil11lio11. S111isc111wnt lo thnt p<·riotl, the 11oi:;r:h~~s tenor of' its hislory is s11nirir11I proof of lltc :ulvanlngt'll ii hns tlcrivrcl from !he l111io11, n111I irs own politic·nl n1lrninistrnlion. Tilt! only m·cnt of i111porlnnec in ils rr ~rrnl 1111 11111!!, ill tl11• for1 11i11g of n new Constitution, which loolt place in I 7U:!. Tho nnntc~ of thill S tnh:, lhc huy, nrnl river, wns clcrivr.cl from Loni De lu War, one of thr: c11rly si:ttlcrs of Virgi11in. 1 ~ �~ \..... m:NJ.;rtAI, VIE W OF HEl.AW Alli·:. The gc~nernl nspccl of Dclnworo is tlrnt of nn cxlcnJecl 11l11in, mostly fovoraliltl li1r cultivotion • . On the tnhlc-lnnd forming the clivi1li11g riclgc lictwecn the Dclnwnm oml Ghcsnpcnl<e Unys, is n chain of swmnps, from which the w11tcrn dcsct'll•I in one direction to Chesnpenke, nnJ on the other lo Dclnwnrc Bay. Thr upper pnrt of the State is gencrnlly n line tract of country, nnd well 11<lnptnl to the growing of whcnl, 011<1 otli•!r groin~. The slnple commo<lity, how. ever, i.<1 wh<"nt, which is protl11ce1l of u s11pnrior q11nlity. The flour i~ highly cslccmd for its sonncss, nml is prr.forrccl in foreign 111nrkcts. llrnnclywi111· c:n·clc, in tlin "i'\K~r part of thn 81 1111:, furnishes wntr.r-pnwer fo r great nncl growing m111111ti1du ring cstalilisln11c11ts. Tlir. chief nrticlcs ore flour, r.ottons, wonllcns, pnpcr, 111111 g11npuwt!cr. Dclawnre coutnimi hut few minr.· rnls; iu the county of Sussex, n111I nmong the hrnnclirs of the Nnnlicokr, arc large rpurntitics of bog iron ore, well nclnph'tl for cns!i11g; hut it is uol wrrn1gh! to nny extent. This Stnlll has n school limtl of $170,000. 'l'lirn· :ire nca<lcmies nl Wilmington, New Cnstlr., Ncwnrl1, Smyrnn, l>o\'er, Mil· !iJnl, (,1~11 istown, nml Gl·orgctown. School~ nr1: cstahfo:h r.11 in 1~1·cry 1lis. !rict of '1 miles squnrc. No district is enli!li·cl lo nny share of the f11111l I hat will not raise hy fa.xntio11 n s111n er1unl lo its share of tlH: i11co111c of llw li1111I. Tim bou11dnrie.i 011 tlii; norlh nm Pc1111sylvn11in, 011 !hr. ~m1tl1 Mnry· l:md, 011 !lie cast J>clnwnrc Bay nml lite Atlnntic Occnn, nn<l 011 the wcsl Prn11syl\'nnia nml J\lnryla111I. Tiu: c.x1c11t from no1:th to soulh is !JO 111ilc:s; from rnst lo west 25 111il1·s; arra in s1p1nre rnih:, !!, 120, or J ,:l!Jli,80 0 n1:rrs. The principal strr11111, , licsid1;s tl1e J>elnwnrc, wliich fon11s n parl of its ho11ml11ry, arc Jlrnmlywi11r c rl'rk, Chri~1i1111a crcrlc, JJ11ck crccl1, nlispillion creek, n11cl lnclian, Chop. ta11lc , anti Na11ticokc rirers. 22 feel in lhe cl1111nlicr. 'l'hll s11111111il-lcvcl is 12 li;et nhovc tiilr.-wntcr. .A I !he eastern t <~r 111i11alio11 of the cnrn1l, 111 lJclnwan: Cily, n linrlttir C)( l1:1uf3 fiOO feet ulo11g the sltorc, fro111 whid1 t1ro picrn, that distance apart, pnijrd 250 feel into thi: rircr, m·nrly opposite Fort IJdnwarc. l'o111111crn.:cu in 18~M; opcnctl for 11n\'igatio11 in 182U. Gosl, $:!,~ U0 ,0011. 2·16 ~ i Ig ~ i 2 1'.I llAll.·HOAllS. Ncwcnstlc <111cl Frr11clil1111•11 Jlui/.ro111l i3 1H'arly 11nrnlld to the Clwsn. pca kc nttd IJr.lall'nrc Cannl, nml is in direct co111pclitiun with it. It c.xt1:11cl!i from Ncwcnstlt! on I ldawnrc ri\'l:r lo Frcrwhtown, in thn st:th! of ~ lary ­ lnllll, nlfor<li11:; cu1111111111icnlion ucl\l'CCll lJt:lawnre rircr 11n1I Cltr..<1apl'akc Bay. It consists of a single lrnck witlt the rc1p1isitc mnulicr of t11r11-<1111~, nu.I is ahn11l I 1q 111ilt~;; i11 l c 11~th -only 8ii:I ynnb longer tli:111 n p1:r1i ... 1ly straight li11c drnll'll lwhn~·n ils (WO cxtrc111ilit:s. It C(JllSists or r. curve a111l fj s!rniglit li1t1:s. The c11n·c linc!S rnry in length front l ,!J;J!I to 8,2!11i (i·i·t. Tltc rntlii or lltr. tlir<'C Slttilllcr 1:11rvcs nrc uf 10,:,no li:cl c:ic:h i llu: r;11li11-; ot' tltc lnrg•·s!, '.?11,1100 ft·r.I. Tito ngg1<'gatc lc11gth of rite c11n·c·s i~ .i. I 111ilcs; 1lt:it of the s!rai~ht lin<:s, 11.:i 111ilcs. Tltc: grnt111a1io11 ,,r 1111: mail Jq1arts from a pcrfi:<.:t lt!\'cl hy nscr.11ts n111I cl1'.S<:C11ls vnryi11g frn111 IO li·<"f (j i11cl11:s lo IU fret •l i11dws a mile; nt 011<! place, fi,r 111in11t ·l,OOU l1:ct, llw slope is nl tltr. rate of 2!1 ICct to the 111ilc. The wl111lc 1111101111! of cx1·nrntio11 is nliout 5011,000 r.11hic ynnls of cnrth, cxcl11si\'c of the siclci dr:1i11-;. The n11101111t of c111La111!111c11t '1~0,000 cubic ynrds. Thn ro:icl cro!:~cs ·I viad11ds n11.J 2!J c:11h·crts, nll constnu:lcil of s11hstnntial sto11r. 111asn11ry. Wi1l1lt, 2r. lcr.1, nc111siw: of tltc si1lo drni11s. Comph:tril in lH:I!!. C11st, i11cl111li11g J:i11d, wharf: dc:pi1t~, 111111 locomoli1·c c11gi11ns, ~ ·100,llllll . ll'il111i11_,~lu11 1111d /)01n1i11f!lo1rn Jl11il-rnnd.-Comra11y i11corponll<'d in 18~1. Cnpil:il, $100,000, with lihcrly lo inrn:a~n it lo $l::i0,llll0. Hnil. ronil lo ex1c111l fro111 Wilmi11g1011 lo the liou11Jary line of the S1:1tc, in tlw t!ircctin11 of Dow11i11gto\\'11, l'c1111. Iii rorur.ATION OF COUNTIES. C<J111111ce. lrC'lpoln~i~o l(cnl, ... • ... . N CIV C~~I Ic, • '' _cmin•r T. nwu111. I l!l,!lll IJO l'Jo:ll. n 2 "•710 ~New Cn~llc, _ \\''I1 nn' nj.! I on. I Countir1. ~ S11esc~. .... ... 'I'o lnI , • . . . . . C111101y T1•wo1. 27,I JHCicorgclowu. i ' 7"n,7~n .l:.1 l'Ol'ULATION AT UIFFf:HENT I'lmtODS. 1/'lcnr.~sr. . '" 17!10,. .••.. . ••• .. !i!l,0!).f nHr.•.' 6.~J<j Ci,tSJ 4,lii 4,f.fl!l From J 790 to l flOO,. • • • • • . • • . . . • . . . fi, 17!.l lliOO to 18!0,. ... . ....... .. .. 8 0101 lfllll,. .. . .••..... 72,tiH l fll O to 1820,................ 15 18211,. .......•.•. 72,7·1!) Jll20 to JR:JO, .... . ........ . .. :l,!l!Hl ~.·J~2 !S:Hl, .........•.. 7G,nl Of tht' nho\"C t~rnlnlinn of lP:lO. lhr.u~ \\'l" r,., whirr. l\fnlr,s. ~.Pl.5; whitn r··rm:dr.!". '!$,; :Ii; 1frn( a.1111 1hunh. Xf ~ Mi1111 . IR; nti~u~. :\l:l: tol nl wh ile"". :">7J;.{JI , Frrn colored Ma Ice, 7,~; Fc1n;11r•. l81l0,. .. . .... . ... li•l,27."J 7.~rn: t111nl. 1.'i,flSJ. Slavc11-f\ln.le11. 1,P.t'K;; J.',·1nnl•·•. l,U'!'U: \otn•. J,~t-l. INTEfiNAL IlllPHOVEil!ENTS. CANAJ.~. Cl1e.~npcnh~ /)1:lawnl'e Ca11nl is pnrtly in the slnlc of Dclnll'n1r. nncl partly in i\larylmul, cnnnrcting Ddnwarc rivr.r wit It Chrs;1pcalrn huy. · I ..cng1l1 1 I miles; hrcn1lllt nl the surr;ace, Gfi fer.I; 'lrptlt, 10 feel, lwini.; drsig11l'tl for sloop 11avignlio11. It lr.nves Or.lnw:irr. river 4!i miles lll'luw J'hilatl..\pltin, pnsses naoss thr. pr:11i11s11ln, n111l ro11111rnnicatc~ ll'ilh Clll'1<n· 1ic.nl1C llay nl llnr.k crci:k. It has lll'O tide ntul twn lirl Jocks, I 011 fi·d liy :ia 111111 PRINOIPAL STAGE ROUTDS. 'l'n Jllill;h11r o11i;lt, (rm lo r.rC1q!rln1n11. t bj?,l10rn11 i:h, ... !-Ill,. t<filn. ll 'l'n ~lt(; •. ,.,J!t!'!', .. 1:. t:a11l well'~ llriili:c, 7 22 SI. /lbrlin'•,. .. .. ;, l !l ~1uyr11n, ..•• . .•. 12 :11 Jkrlin, ......... I0 2.1 rrm,. ...... 12 11i N.:wnrk,. ••• ..• . !I :111 ( ~:l II II I1· 11, . . . . . • .. J ·)!) Snnrn Jli/I, ...... Ii 3 :n ('.;o 111i'rl•11r )', ....• s .'ii Sandy llill, ..... :17 Frnll'rirn, ...... f1 ,')~ I fnrnlow11, ...... '1 7 r,r,1 i\t1Klr.>'l ·lnw11,. ... 52 ~I ilforil, ....... (;/,r.t(rl'lmn11, . . • . 15 78 /Jru1111n1111dtn11, •• 5~ Milluu, ......... 12 Clturr.'1 tli ll,... . Ii ll!I r:cnti:cto1on, . ••• • 8 C'rnllf1•illr, • • • . . l I •r l'u11i:olr:tc.ur, .... LI Wye l\lill~ , .. . .. Ii tkllr tla\l·n, .... :i. frn111 f:rnrf:'· Si T~11~ton,........ . J2 f~,,1 1oill1, . . .•••• /n1011 to En1lvill1, l'n. 2. From lril111i11g- l. Frn111 ll'i/min"· Inn lu l~o.~lon, 1lf,f, 'l'o Nrtn Cn•llr, . . f:L (;"°'!!"'s,. . . . . l\liil1llclow11,. • . . Wnrwick,..,.... I fi:a• t of Sa~~afrn., (:corj?•'I0\\'11 X It. oo -- "I """"""" . . . !I ;, J:l !I H I" 1(1 l·I f) • • I :Jr. .t t "' "Ii'..! r. f,14 t:1 11 fll ·I ~· ~) tll!) 117 J:l I Jll ~ H !)~, 1H ARY LAND. The tcrrilory now forn1i;1g lhr Sl:ife of Mnrylnncl "·n~ grnritr.J hy r:h:irlcs I. to c:c.org<! Cn l\'Prt, Loni n:ilri1111Jrt', nil ('lllinrnl st:ilt"aJHIO who hut! licrn S1'crdnry to Jnmc.<1 I. Tlir. lirst sf'llit-11w11l \I' ll!! fnmwd hy hi.<1 ~o n, f ,co11anl Cnl\'Nt, togrllicr wilh 111111111 '.?00 Cn:huli1~ rini~r1111t.<1, Ill(!!"! of whnm wr.rr. pcrslJll.'I of properly. Tli"y locnl<'tl llwm<;t·h·i·!I 011 the~ ll"rlh ,jd11 �2.'iO l Gl·: NEll A l. \'IEW UF I of Ilic l'11!0111nc riv1!r, n! nn l11cli:111 !own r11ll1·ll l'isrnlnwny . The rm1111r v i.: rn 1~f1:d lo Loni Hulti!norc WllS . ~·11lli·1I. M:1ryl11111I, in 111'.11ur I ll'llri1:11;, 1\ln n :1, the OllL'Cll or 1'.t1glnn11. l he pn111:1pll'~ 11pon wl11ch the sctlli!llll'Jil I 111: 1l1is rnlony wn.'l cs!nlili~li.'·tl wcrc nli~w . honorable to !he lnm1n11ity 1111111; w1 -;d n111 or !he fo 11111ler. J hr y \\'C'l'C Sll llllllr to those ndopl!•tl hy ll111wr ' \\l illir1111~. in th~ plnu!i11g or ltl1odc lsln nd, and s11!1scq1lf'ntly by \V111. 1'1~111 I on n l:irger s1:11lc in tl11: s1:1tlr1111:11! of l'1 :1111sylvn11i11. T hey 111lva11r1·d th" !'rnsp<•rity nn1J pnp11!11tio11 or l\lnryla111l 11t n rnpitl pncc, n11d h:t\'C t.·rt i1111w·r· rshaltlc lirilli1111cy 1111 the clmrad1:r of Loni l!alliuwrc. The c11ln11y 1111• an asyl11111 for the pcrscr11lc1l of rdigio11s srcls, from nil parts or tlic worl1l1 wl1il'h circu1mla11cc, with 1!11) hospitality of the nativrs, the rrnitfulnrss of tire sc1il , 111111111iltl11ess of !lac d imalc, tc11dc1l grcnlly toils l':1rly groll'tli :1111! pro<:p<'rir r. In ~ li!i!J the ?r.nt of ~ovcrnmcnt wns. lixr:1! n.t A nnapoli~, '.vltcrc ii lia~ ·~1·1'!' i;111c<: rr111nmc1l. l• rom the rPslornlton ol Cha rlc~s 11. 1111t ii I hr: rcrnlu. r !inn ol° J f,(}3 thr. g11VCf1llllClll COlll inlled in tlrn propriclor, l1llt 11poll lhal : evc11l lnl1i11~ p1'1ce it wm1 wr..~t<'d frn111 l1i1n by the l'rulC'sfnnt Associalinnl' in arios, ancl tr:11tlrrc~1l t11 \\'illi11m nnd l\lary, hy wlto111 it wa~ arcr 1lll·cl, 11111l 1 1 it co11ti11111!d n rnynl province 11n1il 1i I fi. Th•: tl1::-wc111la11t nf the pwpric" · lor rr1101111rin.~ thti Cntholic fi1illt 1 the: gm•t'rtlllll'lll 11·11s n•s to rrtl to liin11 a11d 1·11111 i111wcl i11 1l1c proprict:uy f:1111il y 11nlil tk rel'C1l11tion which cs1al1. lislw1l thr: i11.!c·p1·mlrncc of the IJ11it<:d S1:1!1:~. Thr. l'""Plr: of M11 ryl•111cl ll'nc: not l1ackwnnl in !'11ppor1i11g the r:1111sc of frcrtl1)11l. The spirit which 1rns Jir:;t roused in l 7Ci!i, nnd ll'hich l1!1m•cl 1;1r1h in I i7fi, di!<j1lnyc<l itsel f 011 both occasions in !hat prol'incc, Jurin~ the rcrnl111io11ary wnr; rind cspr·<"ially i11 !hr so11ll1ern c11111pa ig11s u11tlcr ( :C'n. (; rcc n, !he Lra1·ery ancl good c:ond 11c! of the i\lnrylnrul line irrrc con· ::;pic111111s. In l 788 !he COll\'C!nlio11 or this S!nte acloplcd the federal COO· stil11lion, by n large 111njori1y. Two ycnrs nftcr, the Srnle cctkcl to 1hr. g<'neral go\'emmcnl tlrnl pnrt of the District of Columliin \ylricl1 lics cnsl of tire 1'1ito111nc ril'l:r, for the srnt of the nnlionnl lrgisl11111rc. )11 Ilic l:ist wa r with G rent IJritnin, !he mnrilimc parts of tlris S1a1c wr.re sultji·ctctl lo :t 111arall(li11 1 • wnrfttrc, ns lm ras!'inu nncl \•cxolio11s to tlic 1~npl e, us it wn~ clislronornhl~ to the enemy; in Iii; Inst nl!cmpt 011 H11l1i1110~. m:ulc: wilh n consiclerahlc ftm;e, townrds the close of 1lin co11lcst, he wns forced lo rcrn·nl lo his ship.'l with consiclcrnblc loss, 111111 cnlircly di ~appoin!r.d in l1is vir.ws. J\l aryl:uul is lui11111k1l norlh l1y l'cn11sylv:111in 111111 111:lnw11rc; ens! liy Ddawarc: 111111 the Atl1111tie; so111h.wcsl 111111 west hy Vir~inia. Lc11gtli I !)(j milrs, n111l l !!O milc-s i11 hr1:11dth; lll'l' ll in SC[IHll'C 111ilc·s 1O,Of>O, in nr:rrs 1 ,008,000. The principal river~ nrc the l'u!omnc, which divides it from Viq.~ini n, the Sus1]11eha1111a, I'n!npsco, Pnwt11xe11t 1 Elle, Sassnfrns, Ch<'~lcr, Choptank, Nnnticoke, nncl Pocomoke. The maritime pnrt or this Srntn i~ pcnc~lrntc•l for into ihc inlcrior liy Clrcsnp<'.nke Bny, n.'l n vns! ri\'er divi1li11g it into two distinct portions, cnllcd tl11i eastern nn1I 11·cstrrn sl1orrs. Tlu·~c! shores include n lc,·cl, low, oncl nl111vinl country, il1lcrsr.d ccl liy lic.lc-\1·ntc•r ri vcrs n111l creeks, nncl lil1e tho snmo tracts of cm111lry forlhcr so1,tlr nn! sulijcct to i11lcrmittcnts. The genuine white whent , which is supposed to lie p1:culi11r to this Stnle, is raised on thr.se shorr.s. Ahovc the ticlc.w11tcr!I, the la11cl becomes ngrcruhly unclnlnting. lkyornl this commcrl!".c.'l 1111.] Allcgh<:ny inoun!nin, with its numerous riilgc!l: !he vnlleys ltctwcrn tl1cm nrc of n loamy nnrl rich soil, yidcling fine whcnt nn1l nil tire procluclion!I of or i 1 ~ i t lg 2: 0 i Ill /\It YLAN ll. !.!.i I thr. 111i1l1llr, t 11~:r.1IH"r wirli s11111r. of thosr. of tlu: ~m11l11'm Stntl's. TIH" nnli111rnl r11n1I pn~sr.s 1l 1 ro11~h the wide nncl fi:rlilt: valleys i11 11hi..f1 Fr1·tl1·ri1·k n11tl I Inw!rl'lloirn nn~ sit11al1·tl, lwing lirnu<I hi:lts of the s11111c 11d111irnltl1: s11il nv hicli is sc·rn in l.a nra~tc:r c1)1111ly, l'l'1111syll'n11in. J\ 1111111g lli••sr. 111•lllll· lrlins nnd hills tire ;1ir is elastic, the clirnnlc sal11lirio11s, 11111! !he wnlcrs ..!car oncl lrn11sp;irr.11t. In mn n11 1i1cl11rc.'I m1tl cornmr.rcc, J\faryl nwl s11stni11-; n vrry r<'.~prr r nlilc· rnnl< ; 1111mnmil'l W'>ollrn nntl cotto11 mills, cc11•1icr nncl iron rolling 111ills nn• cstnhlishr.11 in 111111 11cnr llalli111orc, nrul nrr. nlso scnllt~r1:cl on:r 11tlwr parls of the Stall:. Fl<111r niul tnhncco nrr. thr. slnplr. prrnl11ctio1is: 1111: r·~p11rl ~ of the forn u! r arc 1·cry grc;1t 1 111111 of the Inlier the pro1l11ct is i-011si1lcral1lt· n111l of exccllt·nt 'J'lality. Tl1e impnrl!l inlo Mnrylnrul in IH:lt 11·1·n: $1 ,82fi,!i77 , niul !Iii: c:< porls of domrstic nr!iclrs for Ilic same pcrincl $3,7i0,50(), of fi1rcig11 proclure $ !;78, 11 I ; Iola I, $ ,i ,:JOfl,0"7. The grcnt llalli111ore !llHI Ohio Hail.road now in l'ro~n'!'~ in rhi!i s1~1(1: j,q hy for Ilic 111ns t st11pc11ilo11s 11ali01ml Wltrk of the ki111l r1·rr 11mln1akr 11 in I his or any olh<'r couulry. The 1•nlirc rlisln11rc will rxccl·tl a110 111ilrs ; on this roar! el'cry 11101!1: of passa~c, hy horse rnr power nncl lnr1111111ti\'1; Rtrnrn r.ar powc'r, 111111 wi111l p(lwcr i1y sail~, Iins lM:c11 n1lopll•11. The ro11tc: of this ~rr:;1l 11111lc:rln k i11~ is through n cmmlry nho1111di11g in rl'r ry rnri1•ty of spll'm.licl srcnnry thril 1no1111lai11s, vnllc:ys, r:1sratlPs 1 ril'c;rs, fort'~!.<>, 111111 the wildnr.!;.'l nf nature in her 111011ntni11011s rctn~al!!, cnn f11rn i~h. Vnrio11s other works of the snin<: l1incl nrr. in conlcmplntinn. When tl11:$f: shall lK: complctrcl, Mnryl:intl will proLulily come in for her full share of the trn•le of the west. 1'01'111.r\TION or COIJN'l'lf.S. <:011n1icl'. Allqrheny,.... Ann Aru111lcl,. . llnltimnro, . . . . Gnhcrl, .. : . . . Curnlinc,. . . . . . Cecil, . • . . . . . . Clinrlc", • . . . . . Jlorchc~t cr, . . . Frr.ilcrick, • • • . llnrforcl, ... . .. Kent, . . • . . • . . l"op11 lnli11n County TownA. 'l.-~noh ti c 1. rn1'41l a1 ion Cnunty To"'" ' · l~tonlgomr.ry, .. · i ~.fl t r. H och~-tc-.- - !11:!,2!15 ANNAl'O /,/S. Prince (!cnrgr., J20.~1ft Onlti1t111rc. jQucrn Ann(', .. 8,R!I!) l'r. Frnclcrick 1". Sl. lllary'"• .... !l,070 llcnlon. Somc r ~ct , •. . .• l!i,~:12 El11to11. Tn lhol, ...... . 17,f.(jli l'orl Tohncco. Wn1:hingtnn 1 , . 20.-173 Up. lllarll><>ro'. 11,3!)0 Ccnlrc\'illc. 1:1,·l!i!i l.r.onnrilt11w11. 211,l !i.'i l'ri11cr~~ Anne. 12,!1·17 l·:a~l nn. 2.'i,'lti:l llnl?r r ~lot\'n, IA,27 1 811otvliill. JIJ.liot C111nl1crlnn1l. l8,fi!l5 C11n1bri1lgc. Worccat.cr, . . .. -15,7!13 Fmlcrick. IG,Jl:i Hdl Air. J0,502 Cl1calr:rlown. Total, .... H G,!1 13 rorur.ATION AT ()JFfF:llF.NT PEltl ODS. In lftftO, 12,000 i in lli7G, lli,000; in 1701 , 25,000; in 17:13, JG,000 i in 11-1!1, 85,00U i in 1755, 108,000; in 17G:J, 70,000, whiles. • In 17!10,. .. . ... . .... :117,728 1800, ... . ..... . .. :J.l.'i.fl':!1 from 17!10 In 18111, ..•••.. .. .• . :JRO,a.(li 1800 to 1820, . ••. • .. •..• "107,:l!iO !RIO to 18:10, . . •.•••••••. Hli,91 :l 18'.!0 lo HICl\Y.ASr:. ~ l .AVI' • , 10.1,0:Jfi IROO, ..... ... ....... . !!fi,O!lri t O~,.'i:i I 18 10, .......... . ..... :l·l,722 111.!iO'~ IR'20 ... . ............. lli,fiOI 107,:l~tH 1830, ........ ... .. .. . :l!l,51i:l t O'l,R7H or""' nhovn ,••,...1.1inn or !P~O. ll•r~e IYrrn, whilr M•lr .. I 17.~U: whilo, f'r111•lr•. llJ,7'8; den( 1\ 1111 1lomh, 1:11; l1Hn1I, 1:.n: lotn l whi tcfl, ~lJ ,fY.f:l. J"rr" c11l11tf"1I J\tnlc,, :11,!r.'O; ftm1 lr1, 211,0'l'l: lolnl, .w.o 12. Slnvc•-Mnlra, ~J.4\lll; Frm•I""· 40,4 IO: lnlnl, lll'l,H;R. 1 INTEltNAL 1111rnon;11u:N'J'S. eANAf.!!. Cl1c31ipr.11~·e 111111 Ohio C111111l.-Chnrtcr gr:111tc1I l iy "\'irgrnin, 1 Fl'H i co111ir111r:1I hy l\turylnncl 111111 Congres!l, .1825. Con1mr.11cr.1I in 1828. l'ro- 0-i 'i �~ i I ~ i ' !!.~2 Gl·:Nt-:flAf, vrnw 01·· - l posccl fonrrth :J.11* miles; lo e.~ tcntl frorn titlc.wuter of the Potornnc rirrr a horn (k~rgctown, in tlic I listricl of Voh1111hin, n111l lcnninnle 11co1· Pill!!· hurl-(, Pcnnsylvunin. B1'(;nthh nl the surfi1c:c of the wntcr, from GO to BO Ii-ct; nt the Lollolll, litl fod; 1lrpth from 0 lo 7 fi·ct. The first 2 milt'!! of' this c.innl nhove Georgetown 1111: 70 fret witlc 011 the surfi1cc, niul 7 fol.'! deep; the next 2 miles nrc 80 lrcl wide, nncl Ii fi:ct tlt"t·p. Tho rcm:ii11in~ tlistan<'c to the Point of Hocks, (H miles) 60 ft-ct witlo mul Gllrcp. Fil'c· 111ilt•s from Georgetown tho cnnal is plnnneJ fur c1111!<lr11cti11~ lirnnd1r~ ~crcrally lo Alcx1111tlrin 1 Boltimo1't'1 mul to the m1vy-ynnl nt Wusliin~ton. Tho locl1s nre lo ho of slonr., IOU fi:ct hy If>, J\ mnnnl of lodwgo rcq11irr1I on lhn whole cmwl, a,21:; feet. J\ I the smnmit-lcvrl, upon the Alli:glll'ny Mo1111t:1i11, 11 tunnel is required ·1 Jllilcs nrnl 811 ynrch1 long, with n deep cut J ,fllill yards long nl the western e111l 1 m11l nnotll('r 1 •l yanh1 long nt thr 1·astn11 <'llll, C'nd1 of which opens into a lm::;in of H8ll y:mb in k nglh arul tM in wirlth. T he original cstimal9 of the cost wns $22,!17f>,Ollll; l111t ii is supposed 1J111t it will fnll niuch short of thnt sum . $1 ,Oll0,000 of the 11 stock h:\\'c I.icon suhscrihcJ liy the Unih:cl Stnlcs. l'c>rt J)rpo.~it C1111nl is n public work <•f the Stnl<~ of Mnrylnntl. It~~ l1!ngth is IO milr.s, extr111ling from l'orl Deposit on the ensl hank of tlw · Sus1p1rh:urna, 11long n lino of rnpitls, nortl1wnnl, to the l.iu1111tlnry of Mn· rylnnol . · Jlofomnc rirJcr Cc111n/.,,-At Lit!lo or Lower Falls, lhrcr. milf's nhcwc Waslii11gton, i!! n c:rnnl 2 ~ 111ilcs long. J)jfforr.nce of level :J7 feet 1111J I inch, o\'c rcnmc l>y 'l locks of solitl mnsonry. i, /\ t (: rC•tl Falls, !I miles nl111\·c:, i!! n r.annl l ,200 ynrds Ion~, Ii net I wilh Ji walls (tf s louc. J>ilfcrcnc:n of level, 7(}~ feet s11n11011ntctl uy tt\'C Inch,~ I 00 lt·o:t lo ng, antl from I 0 to 11 witlc. :, nAJL·RO.H>S. Jl11lri111ore autl Olcio Ruil.roml.-Gompnny inc:orporntccl in 1827, lty the lcgislnturcs of Mnrylnntl, Virginin, 111111 Pennsylvnnia. The cr.rcmony of laying the first stone wns pcrforrnctl July 4, 18!!8; 11111 nctivc n1x·m· 1• tion~ were 11ot commr.ncccl till thn 111111111111 of the snmc )'l'nr. C111'it11I, • $fi,000,000. This rnil-roatl, when compldr.tl, is lo cxl<'utl t'ro111 J1:1lti111un· i! to l'ilfsl111rg, Pcn11sylv.1nin, or to some othr.r poi11l 011 the Ohio ri\'cr, !Im~ all;1rtli11~ c<11n11n111icntion /1etwcr.11 Ilic waters of Cl1csnpcalce Hay 111111 lhn~r or the Ohio. Sr. \'Cnty-thrre miles of this rnil-ro:icl arc: lo hr. r.omplr·h:cl in the COlll'SC of 1he Hllllllllll (If rn:12, from Baltimore In tier. l'uint or" Hocks 011 l'otomnc river, i11clutli11g a l1r:111rh rnil-ro:ul lo Frcdc:rick. Length of tho main s!cm from tin: l>cpol of the C'•1111pany in l'rn!l.slrcc!, Jhltimorc, tu tho l'oinl of flock~, cloulilc lrnel1 1 • • • • • • • , , • • • • • • • • , , • , • li7~ cu. From tho l>epol to tho City lllnc:k, .....•.....• • ...... . •• .... , .•. , .•. 2 111. }lrn11ch from llco mnin elclll lo Frcclcriek, single lrnclt,., .••... . ..• , .•.• 3~ rn. . Tntn1, ;:11 J\vcr~gc cost of & Ringle lro.ck , •••••••• • •.•••. •••• • ••••.•••.. ~15,r.tlll 11 milc. 'J'olnl cost of n Ringle !rock, ...•... , . •.• , ••••.•••...• • , •.. ~1 , 10 1 ,!ilfi Average &o.ql of n tloulilo track, ••••••• •••• • •••.•.•.. , ••. ,,, .$'27,128 u mile.'' 'l'ut:1l CO$l of n Joul.i1c track, •.••••.•••••..•• • ••..•..•• . .. . $1,'IO!i,853 Tien hrcmlth of the !rocks is •I feel fl! inches \,ctwr.c:11 Ilic mils. Frnm Jununry 1, lo September !IO, 1831, lite rnunltcr of pass<·n:;crn on the port\on or the rnil-rond from Hallimoro to Ellicott's tilills (13 mill'~) ~ ~ MAll\'1.ANI>. !!5:1 wn.ci 81 ,!l05; 1111J witl1i11 ll1r. snrno pcrio1l fi,!l!ll tons worn lrnnsporh·tl up1111 ir, yinlcling nn incmnr of $;11,40!; 1 nncl involving nu r.xpr·nse of $ 10,ll!M. 'l'rnn~porlnliou is clfoctetl l>y horses 1111tl slC'nm locnmutirn r11gi11t% The progrrss of thn rnil-rontl licyontl thc Point of Hocks hns IK·t•11 inll:r. niplctl hy a law-suit helll'r.1'11 thr. Jlallimorc nml Ohio Hnil-ronrl Company 111111 the Chesnpi·ake 111111 Ohio Cl111nl Compnuy, whicla lms lleciclc·tl i11 f:t\'Or .of the, lnllr r. Mcasurc11 nre now in progrrss for the cxtr·11!'in11 of tlm rn1l-rnnu to the 111011th of 11111 Shr.nnnclonh. A further 1•xlcmi;in11 or :;u milc:s will cnrry it lo \Villi11111sport 1 nrnl nnothcr of ?Ii 1nil1!!'l, tn <.'11111lwr. lnucl, nncl rt co1111lry 11IJ1111111li11g in rich hit111niuous r.onl. Fro111 tlti~ pPint In Pillsuurg the di!ilnnr.e is 1'10 niilr.s, mnkin~ the whole kngth :l~f1 111il1 ·~. Upon tlie r•)lllc~ iwlrrlt·d li1r I his rnil-roncl therc ore only two s111111nit!i lllr the clisl:111t-.c! nf 1611 miles. The nppronch to the fir~I <tf thr.<:e ::;11111111it11 1 111 !'arr Spri11~ Hiclgc, is hy nn nct'Jil·ity so grnclnnl ns uni In r·xrrrcl 18 li:<'I In the milt:. From lhr. wrsll'rn sicle or this riclgr, I•> Ilic: mnl 111it1<'S lll':lr C11111hcrln1ul, tlui rn11tn for the wholo distance, is 11d:11'lt 'tl 111 strnm lnl'1111111. live engines. From thr. cnslcrn hnsn of tho J\llrghuny 111111111tni11, n sPri•·i; of inclinccl plnnc!l will , lir. t\'']lli1'1!cl lo ovcrco1110 I\ s11111111il or 1 ~(}{) ri .. ·r i fw111 tl1<:11cc·thc rnncl may lie cnnslructr:J upon n line so m·nrly lr\'cl to tlw Ohio river, ns lo Le lrnvcrscd hy slenm loco111otivo tngiucs witlu111l tlitli. cully. Jlaltimorc "'"l S1w111cl1111111n R<1il-roail.-C1\minr.nrecl in 1 ~:io. '1'1\ cxtr.ncl from Baltimore lo York, l'(:n11sylvu11in. Length, 70 miles. Tlw portion of tlm rnil-ro:ul lying in l\loryln111l, is in nctivr. progr<'s!!. 8cn•11 miles, com111n11ci11g nt llnltimoro, hnve nlrcn1ly l>r.e11 con1plctctl nt the <'Xp<·ns<' of $ 1:} Jl!ill n mile. The next clivision of B milr.s, i~ now untlt•r r1111I rnrt. WhC'n co111plc!c1l, it is snppo~ecl the cost (If thn rnil-rontl will lin rt:chw•:tl lo $ 11,1100 n milt:. As the! Ar.t of the lcgislnturc of l\lnrylnncl incorporntiuJ( tho Baltimuro nml 811s1pwhr111nn ll11il -ronJ <:ompnny lans nol l>l'cn conc11rrccl in hy the lrgislnturn of Pennsylvn11in, the rnil-roncl, nl f'T<'!'f'nf, will l<'m1i. nnlr. nl thn Louritlnry line of the Stale of l\lnryluml. Thn co1111'n11y is n11thori1.ctl to construct n lntr.rn l rnil-roncl, comm cncin~ nt tho main sl1·111 1 within tr11 milr!! of' Ualti111orr., through Wcst111i11stcr tu the hrntl wntcrs or l\lonncncy river. Jlr1lrimorc 1111cl lVi1.~Tti11gfo11 Rail-rMd i!! n urnnch of llm Tlalt imore nntl Ohio Hnil-roncl, n11J li:1s IJ<'rt1 1111clcrt11kc11 l1y the r;nmc r.ornpnny. Tl11• ronlc )ms !Jr.en sm\'eycd. Length from the point of i11tcrscctin11 nl Elk. ridge ln111li11~ to Wn~hi11~fe111 1 nho11t 3:.l miles . A rnil-rontl hns IJ('('n projrctc·cl from llnllinwro l'l Annnpoli!l. he''" l'RINOIPAL STAGE ROU TDS. I. 1"ro111 J/nftimnrt \V r~I Fric·nd .. liip, B ( :Oohdllc, .•.•.. fi l.i ~lion, . ..•..•.• 2 l:J l'nl'l~r ~pringt, .. 3 2.1 l'nrrnillc, ...• , • :l 1 32I New r.lnrkct, ... . 7 31J Fr;rlrriclrto1on, •• 9 ~I i1lctlclnwn, ...• B llMnr•ltoro11gh, .. 8 /Inf!""'"'""•· .. •. !J l'nrk I lcn•I, ..... t!J 10 llnnc<x:k, ....... 5 /11 \Vns!.inplnn City )file. ftlitn. Z.:lkri1lgo l.0111li11g ; \Vnh:rlno, . ••••• . (j Vnn~vitlc, .•••... 11 llla1knsh11rg, .... B lVASlllNG1'0N, (j -- 2. Frnm l/ultiurnrt I~ II'htrlinF.• l'n. 1 o G1tn11~nllr., •• Ellicull's Mill~••. Ii 4 w IH ltrl'nll ~'·illr, •. . .. 21 Fli11l s1 .. nc, .•... 2!i (:uml1rrf•1nd, . . . , 2!l Fro~tLuri:-, .•.. . . :1'2 Tn111lin 5nn~, ... . . 3!1 Soc11crfirl1I, Ps . .. 4R flnion/01nn, ..•... 5ti II m11·1"1·illr., . , .. G·I flrall~rilt c, ...• , . 7:11 tlitl~ltnr""l?h, ..•. !121 \1'111/ii'.•1!/on, •.• . !17 Cln r~vctlc, •••. . • II 111 Ill J:! I 1:1 I :J 7 Jll H1 10 IS7 l!l I 7f. 21 l !J7 12 20!1 ti 217 :i 2:!0 It 2:11 II 21'.! 1fQ) �fos1 Glo:Nl-:llJ\I, \'IEW OF \Vl'•I A~lc·~-n-11"""11...,ri,.-n, l--,,(j,.,-1"""2'"'·1"'~'""11""'1,...'n-n-cytown,..... 'l''.i:uJ.·lphio , ~>. . . Ill 2~H l·:111111il•li11rir,.... H l1crl111g, J a.... !I 2ti7 Wnyu,,alrurg,.... Chambt:r1Lurg,... :1. From llrz // imorc 7. From Wa 1M11g. I·''.' /,; 11m!l'r, l'a. 1 on Ci1y to F1tJu . I " llerchirtl, . . . . 21 1 \V1·i•r•h11r(!, . . . . J 21 ick. S1rn,l11irK• • . . . • . IO 3·1 To Gcnrgclown, . f.Oj?ftllH\'IJIC,. . . . . 7 .f I llo:-knille, •. .••. • 1 r,,,~.. . ... ..... 7 48 lllul1lli:brook, .... \\' rit:lil~~illc, . . . . 11 5!l c1~rkalJ11rg, . •• . " GO llynt.tow11, . . .•. I :,.111111J.in, . . . . . . I M"'"'" illc, . . . . . ·I(j (i I 1"rdc1 iclc, ••.•.. 10 /,,,,ur1ut1 r, . .... . Ii II~ Ii; 15 2 J:1 JO ,,3 II l'o. 20111'0 lhmpnlcoJ,.. M 30 lltn nclr r.!lcr,.. . .. llnunvcr, . • .. .. . '1 lfl 28 Ii 31 37 H 58 lo C/111111/m •l11irg ,' Berlin,... . . 3 unry•- YnrkRulphur Sp'~. 7 II /',,., ri11 /.,,,·f!. 11. From ll'a1hi'.1:;/on t o A11nopo. ,,., To U11prr llfrrrlborn 18! 1:1 (~ut~Cll Annr.,.. . . nl 27 l hvicl~n11vi l111, . , . 3 JO ANNAl'OUS,. . 8 JS I0 Alihnll~lmvn,. . .. En<( ;,, Frnm Jlnlrimorc' Cr11/i1lt,. .... . .. To l'ihrs,·illr, . • . 8 l!r.i•l ~ r ~lowu,. . . . \\'r~l111i11h l Cr,.. . . 8 J!} l't'l••r•IJHrg, • . . . . lfi (.'rll 'J.</,,,,I!, ... .. 1:A11mlor11/,,.,g, . , 10 21 1 fi. F1 nm /l,,/timorr to ('lu1111l1rr1bur~. 11jq r:11w1itsl111rj!. Tn lfri•lcrslow n,., I Ii \\'.••I 111i11~kr,. . . . 11 ll11i .. 11lr>\\'ll, . .... 7 . ..... 12. fl·oin A"""I"'· Ii.• In <.:t1111 l•ri1/ge. To ll roa1I Creek,. 12 {lnccn•lol\'11,. . . . 12 W ye lllills,... . .. r. /·:!1.<l11n .. • • • , • • • . I I Tr~p. . . . . . . • . . . !I Ca111bri1Tg~. . • . • . 5 2~ 2!1 .fO 4!1 1 51 I :'I. 1-'rnrn (.'rnrg'· Iii 28 !J. Fmm f'mlc rirk 1:1 ln}'mk,/'rr. 5:J Tn Wnlltrr•villr,. 77 IV oocl•ltnr o',. • . . . MiJ,11,·hurg,. . . . . n. c., llrncc\·illr., . . . • . . Ii !i !J 2 'l'Rncytown , ••. , . ;, 1'1!(cr~liurg, . . . . . llnnovr!r, . . . . • . . 2711''jJ!COll Ifill,.... . :J.f )n1k,. .. .. ... . . !) i 10 fl t111nn, to 1'hc fii,/I!'· WASlllNt~TON, l'i~ral nw n v, . .. . . 2 Hi IR I I l'l<'a•:mt Ji ill,.... Jfl 2il 2n /'ort 1'11l10ccO, • • • «i JI 22 Ncwpo rl, • • • . . . . l I ·I.~ 27 c;1,~('fiM, • • • . • • . R fiJ '.If. f.rflt1•1 n ltmnn,.. .. 12 1:1 (;rt'al Ill ill~... ... 12 f,:1 St. ! nicor.~,.... .. If> Iii Tl11! II idJ!C, . • . . . [, n cc11trnl edifice nnd two wings, nn<l is of tho followi ng <limcn. viz: 1.C11f!ll1 of front,. . ...•...• . jftl. . . 3!i0.S f.rnl!lli of Ilcprr-.cnfftli•co' llnll,. ..... !l!i s 1 on~ , J!i 2;, 28 :I'.! I 2!i5 ~se<l o~ 7 4 11 ·I 15 llnrl'..r'e Fe rry,.. G 21 ( :Ji11 rlc1lon,. . .. . . 7 2B lri11clrrsla, . . . . . 2!.! ~O l{no~v illc, loton lo Carlislt,; !';wrrl7.i·r·~ llritlgc.,I 4 llrnil11:rl:111, . . . . . JG :INNAI OLIS,.. 10 J>JS'l'lllC:I' OF COLllM Ill/\. •Ill' Ill. /·'rotn J.'rcJrr. ' !i(~ , !rk. t.o U'i11clic1/cr. fi(, Io I rnp, . . . . . . . 81 l'clcrsvillc,. • • • . . 8. From Rei1lrra. ·I. "'"'"' llflllimort 111 A '"'"t•dis. i Ii f,i ii !1 ~ -, !Ii DTSTIUCT OF COLUl\IBfA. '1'11 P. llislrict o r Col11mhia is I\ lrncl of country 11!11 111i lc!l s1111nm, silnnfrrJ on I.11th sid•;s of thCT 1'1Jiom:ic river, 120 miles from ii!'! 11t011lh, nnd 2!JO milrs fm111 che A1lanlic Ocr.:m. It contniu~ Wnshi11;..(l1Jn county, ly ing on lhr n11rth.casl or J\[a rylmul si1le of thn rive r, in which nre Wushington City nml ( :<:1)rgr.lr1w11. A lexnndrin eou11ty is on the Virgi11ia or soulh-cnsl hnnlc of !hi' l'11to11rnc, 111111 in it is lucnle<l ihc ci«y of J\ lcxnmlrin. The District wns cedr1l 111 1111! llniti'd Slntn!l in 1700, hy tho Stn!cs of l\lnrylnml uml Virgi11i11 1 nn<l in I 800 it hcc1une the sent of the gcncml go\·cmm1:11l nf tl10 U11itetl 81ntes. h is s11hjr1:! to 1ltc immcuia!c nm! cxcl11sivo legislation of Congrcs!'I, yet tlic laws uf the two slalc.s from wl1icl1 it wns t11lw11 rrmnin in force in the ri·s1wrli1·1: parls lnltcn from eoch. Tl1e City of Wnsliington is tho cnpitnl "f !111! Unilcd Stales; it is tho rc.~it.lencc of the J>rcsitlent, nn1I Ilic 01l1cr d1id r \cr11ti ve oOir.crs of !ho nationnl government. Tlic liulltlings lidonging lo the Unilr1I Stoics n re: Isl. The Cnpilol, n large nml 111assy li11il1li11g of !Ito Cori nlhinn onlcr, situntc<l nenr 1110 we111 cm cxtrc11•il y of thn Capitol srpmro, 73 feet nliovc ti< le; it is of frccslo11c, com- ll,.111h of wi 111: ~ •. . . ..•..........• 121.ri 1-:nat projcc1io11, ........ . ....... •.• (i!i Wc•l .lo....................... 113 llc!gl1tofwi11gR lo lop ofl>0l11•trnclc, 70 " " ccnlrc 1lo111c, 120 llcij!hl rlo...... . .•......... GO l.r u,:lh of Scnnlc Chombcr, ........•. i ·t llciglrt do....•.......•...•. .f'.! llright of Hol11n1ln, •...•..•.•..•.... !10 l>in111ctcr do . ..••.•.•.......... •!JO Tho wings were nearly co111pklr.1l, when the British nnny, u111\r.r C:cne· ral Hoss, (who wns afterwards slain in lialll(~ ur.nr llnllimorc,) in A11g11sl, 181·l, 111:11)0 a sutldcn im:11rsio11, 11flcr 1\cfc:nling the l\111r.rica11 troops nt Bln1lcnsli11rg, ~ainc.t l"'ssr.ssion nl' tlie ci1y 1sct1i11g ft re to <ho C11pitol, l'rr.si1lcnt's Ilo11sc, PnLli<: Ollicc, &r.., 111\l:OllllCdrd with the opcrnlious or wnr, rctl11ci11g tlte whole I<> 11shr.s 1 l<•gr;thcr with the mlunlile lihmry of ConRrcss. The f.111nclnlion of the 11orth wing w11;; l:1i1l in tho prcsc·uce of General Wnsltingto11, 011 tl1r. 1Gtlt 81~ pl. I /HR, 111111 that of thr. ccntro on tho 2·11h of J\lny, ll:ll8, IK:i11g the 111111i\'r.rsnry of it!! drslruction hy lhc British. The h11iltl ing covers nni: nml 11 hnlf nrrc:i, nwl 1820 sr1unro foci, r.xclusirn nf its circular incl1Jsnrc for li1t!I, aml clq~anl nrca nml glncier l)n the west front . Tho square co11t:iins 22 ~ ncrcs, cmlirnci11g n circumference of ~ of n mile 111111 H!!j fc;r.I, i11dosc1l l.iy 11 s11hslnn!i:il irnn railing , with vrry rwnt galcwnys, grn\·r.l.wnl ks, 11111 1 11 l>C'1111tif11I honl1:ri11g of shrulihcry anti flowe rs, for111i11g n dclightf11I pro111cn:11lc fur the use of the r.ilizcns. Opposite lo tlm w<:st fro11t is the hofanic: g:mlc11 gr1111nil, well :ul:iplc1l for tl10 purpose in. lcmlr.tl i it is 11111lcr lhl.! r:ire or the Col11111hin11 lnsti!ule. At !lie \\'('S I fro111 of the Capitol is plar.c<l th1: lira111ili1I 111:irl1le mo1111111Pnl (which l:ilcly stood in the N:w y-Yanl) en:rtrd hy thn Amrrir.nn oniccrs lo the memory of 1hcir lircl hren who fcll l1cfore Trip1,li i11 llu: year JAIM. !M. 'J'hr: l'resi1lc111's Ilousc is two slorics hii;h, with n loOy h:isrmrnl, 1111<l is 180 reel luug by 8f> widr.; fr11m rach end there is nllad1r1I tlu: nrcr.'!s:1ry ofiicrs, Fl11hl1 ~s, coal 01111 ice h1111s1~ll, &c., wilh o colo1111mln front, nut.I risin11 lo a level \\ ith lhr: main noor of the ho11sc; the roof.q lw.ing flat, nfliir'<l a promc11ntlr.; il il'I huilt of fn~slonr., jg crow11c1l with n lmlusl rnile, tho roof coverer! wit h C<•ppn, th" cnlrnncc from the nnrth is lhrongh n lnOy portir.n, whir.Ii is pr11j1:clc1l from tlu~ front i>o ns lo lcm·n r110111 fnr .c.:ir. ringcs to pass 1m1kr IK:lm·1:11 the l'l:ilform nn<l outer r.11l1111111s; the hot1!<C sln111ls on nn elr.v11ti1111 in thr. cc11trc rif n lnrgn resr.rvntion uf ground; the view lo.Ilic sn11th ii'! cxtrr111dy IJ<'at1l1fitl 111111 pic:!t1J'('!Hjlle. :.111. Fo11r l111iltli11gs, ('rf'Clc1l aoo frd msl 111111 wc~ I of thr. T'rl'sitlrnt's I louse, li 1r the ncr.nm1110<l111io11 of 1110 principal 1lr.p11rhncn!s nut! s11lionli11atr ollir.c s of tlw gorermnr-nl. Tl11:y nrc encl1 two slorie.'l high, wilh fn•1:sh1111: hasnmrnts, nntl cnvewtl with slnlfl; flu-: two 11cw fl11r.<; 1 fiwi11~ 11nrlh, r1rn md1 t :JO lcf'f long liy liO wit!<\ wilh l1:i11dsome porticoes of the Ionic onl•:r; ri m two so111h om·s nm lfiO lr1:1 long hy G7 wide. 41h. Thn C:1'11crnl Pnsl Ollit·f', on 1': sin~! north, occupies lhe whole o f 1111: so11fh front of srptnrn •l:JO, lici11g 200 fi :<·t long; it is :J sloric!l high, nntl in it Prr. lhn C:c•11crnl l'osl Olli1·c, City l'osl Ollic:c, n111l l'nh!11l Ollicc; it is n \'r!ry rn-:at u111I co111111ntlirn1s r rlilir.c, well atlaplcil In tl11J purposes for which it is w;e1l 1 011 high gro11111l 1 1d,out 1'11'1idis1n11t from tho Cnpilol ond thr. l'rci;i1lenl's l lnnsc. 5th. A vr.ry.cxlcnsiYr Nnvy-Ynnl, i11rlosc:1l on tho north nm\ l'nsl hy 11 I ~ �60 GENEllAI. \'JEW OF ~56 ,. I r ~ lofly \\-.111, with n linudsorne galewoy n11d ~11nr<l-roo111s , n lurgc 0 1111 coin111oili1111:1 dwelli ng fur the co111rnu111la11l, 111111 111hr.r;; for cli0i:rc11t u(lic1:rs nt. tad1cd to the ynnl; cxlensive timhcr-shcd~, warcl11111sr.:1, shops for loluck smiths, coopers, turner;;, plumbers, jnint:l'.i, sail-11111lwrs, lmnt-Luildcrs, &c., ll stCllOl·Cllginc, which works two SCI:! of saws, dri\'CS a till hn1111ncr, turn er~' lathes, &c.; there ore olso 2 very ·rargc sl1ip.hu11,;cs. Tl1e Col11m!.11:1 7·1, l'ulo111nc nnJ Brn11tlywinc frignles, or ·J.l g1111s c;11:l1, 1111tl scvcrnl otlir.r \'CS· sci:> of wnr, have Leen IHtilt nt 1l1is yard; tlwrc is nlso n 11r.at on.I 1asrdi1lly nrrnngml nr111ory ; nn<l there is n vust <p111111i1y of mil'lll stores, n11J ca1111u11 of c\'cry size, deposited in the ynnl. Gth. J\lurinc Jlarraci<s, situnle<l north of the Navy.Ynnl, occupies tlir, whul<; of S!fllllrc !.127; the liuih.ling i:i 11pwarcl.:; of 700 focl in lcugrh, witl1 l l col111111:11lc focing inlO the srprnre j in the centre of tl1n Slfll:lre nrc lltt: nOi. cers' <111arlers; nt the north of Ilic square is the c:o111111:1ndnnt'i1 house:, whirl1 is ·1cry large anti corn:noclious; nncl at thr. sonth is nn 11rr11ory n11J work. sltops. The ynr<l is ucal, onJ lccpt i11 cxccllc11l urdcr. 7th. A substnntinl Navy J\Jngnzinc, wirl1 n h<111se for tho lwrpcr, nnil wharf for convenience of receiving nntl sc111ling off pnll'clcr, 1\.lc.; it is situ. atct.I nt the ens! end of the city, on the A11acnstia hranc.:h of the l'oto111nr. 8th. At tlm southern extremity of tire city stnruls the cxlc:nsivo Arrny A rsc ual ui11l Lnliorntories for nrrns nncl rite 11~ :11111 f:11:tory of rnilitnry stores, with l:lrge shc<l::1 011J ltouscs for the stomgc of caisso1111 1 rn nnon, cnrringcs, &c., nncl n mngnzinc, occupy ing n larg0 space of ground i11 a Lcautilul 11011 commanding situation. !.llh. The l't:nitcntinry is sit11ntc1l on tire p11l1lic g ro11ncl nnrth of the /\r. sennl; it is n l1>1ly l111ilcling, of hrick , i11clusi11g within it rhe cells for tire convicts, four tiers high; built of fr1·cslunc, aml prope rly sr,c11rc1I hy strong iro n de.ors; ull nchcJ lo it are spar.ious liuilclings fur the wanli:11 111111 kcq1· c rs; the wa r<lr: n's house faces the Potomac, nml in front of it is n s11lis1a11. tial wliarf for the convenience of the cstalilisl1111cnl; the gro1111il is inclosc<l hy a lolly hrick wall ex tending from nea r the Putomuc lo Ja111cs's Creek. POPULATION OF COUNTIES. Cou11l ic•. rupula tioo Co11111y Tow11 1. Cru111tiL·1. !1,608 A lcu111~ \Vasl1i11glo11,.. I l'oriol:ttiuo C:1>111\t y Tvw111. 31l,~G~ \\'n~l1i111:lo11 1 1 - - - - Georgetown . T<>t•I, .••. _ _ 3!l_,'a_ - r.F-'.' " - - - - - - - l'Ol'ULATJON AT l>I fFEUENT r1-:1wms. fn 11100, ... ... .. . ....... 11,0!13 1N1:u>:Asr.. or.Avr..•, 18!0, .• _...•.•••• _... ~·1,02.:J From l flflO lo I RI 0, .• . .•..• .•.•••• fl,!l30 15,:l!IS 1820, .. ............. . 33,03!1 HllO lo 18'20, ... . .. . ... . .... !J,Olll G,:J7G 1830, .. ......... ..... 3!1,868 J 8'20 lo 1830, . .. . ...... . .... 6,82!! G,058 0( the ahnvf' pnpulnlion nf J f(~O. lhc n'! wr.r,,, wllilc l\tnf.•s, 13 ,7GI; while t 'rtol\I•!•, 1:1,tt7li : co1 ,.1, 6 fnvta- Muf1:1, 2,1;ij; "'hilc•. !?1.r..a1. )>"rce cnloreJ Ma le•, 2,GtG; t\:m3lc•. 3,S J7 : lol nl, 0,Jli.3. t'cm • lco , J.~O: lh l•t. 0,0!aS. E L. LI~ ISLAl\l D I l'I F O fherc is now a computer pri n to u t o f i nform at i o n from C lli s Isla nd . Write for irifor mdtion: Statu e ot Li be r ty, E ll is l sla nd f .. o und a'ti un Inc., 52 Vande r bilt Ave ., New York, NY 10 01 7-380S. Henry County GenE:alogical So cie ty "GENIE" Vol Xi1, · · I ss ue 4 Virg1.n1a. A.PP&laohia..n Notes �fo:;.j GENEllJ\I, \'11':\Y OF \V1·st Alc~n111lrln, Triacf.. lpli.ia, Vn.. . II' l1rrli11:;, Va .. . . Iii 1:l !) :l. From /111/t imorc i .''.' lmir11~trr, l'a. 1 I o ll crcl<•r<l, . . • . 2 1 \V1·i•1·•h11rg, . . . . J Strn~liur{?:, . . . . . . Ill l.oen11H vtllc,. . . . . 7 7 11 rmk, . .. ....... \\' rii:l1 IA \' illc,.... I '11l11111l•in, . . . . . . J\l111111h1llc, . . . . . I ·I J,.ul(tUI• r , .. . , • . <i t I ~ f) 2·1Flll'l'nncytnwn, ..... Ii 2~H l·:111111it.l.11ri:,·. . . J f~ 2ti7 Wuy1wslaurg,. ,. . lti Cha111fNr1fJVrg,. . . l r, ·1 48 M11l1lldJtook, . . • . l 0 5!l Clnrkalmrg, •. • .. , :J (,fl llynl•low11, •. , . . •I G·I Frcrlc1 ick, . • . . . . l l 70 8. From Rtietua.I 111 .A1111t11u.lis. loton to Carlislt , l'o. lbmp11tca1l,. . l ·l l 30 llln ncltrslcr,. . .. . ~ · 20111'0 llo novc r, . . . . . . . '.i. F10111 to <;!111111fm ''"' ' {(, 1 / 11., 1111 1 ri11 Uctl1;t· /!· B T o l'il<re\·illr, . • . Hr.i •k1'10Wll,.... 8 \\'1·sl 111i11~lcr, . . .. 12 l'cl1•,.h11rg, . • . . . I !i <:r11y.<l111 1J!, . . . • . 111 1:h11111lirt .1.... ~ ' . . 21 r.. ,..""'' fltilti1J1orr lo <'/11111 ol•rrsliv r~ I r:111111 if5/111rp. To 11 .. i,tcrstnwn,. I (j . \\' ''."' 11oi11, tn, . . • . I I lJ111•111(f)\\'ll, . . • . • . 7 i I ,,jq lO Ahhnllstown, . . • . Ii Easl llr.rlin, •. . ,. 3 YorkSolphur Sp'R. 7 Cr11 li&lt,... • • . • . J.I llnl1imorc ~ ·I Ii 7 J!i 25 2/i :l'.! H II JS 27 30 JS I 2. From An nnI'''· li:t tn C111nltrirlge. To llron1I C reek,. 1:2 IA (l11cc11•lot\'11 1 ••• • !?H \V ye ill ills,.... .. JI /·:!"'""•"....... 37 Trnp, . . • . . . • • • . -1,1 Cambri1lgt, . • . . . 58 I :l. Frnrn G'rorf!'· Iii !Mr.n, 281 !l. From f'rrilcrid 4'.l In }'111k, l'n. 12 21 !i lI 2~ !) 5 2: f'i~ca l nwnv, ..... 5 :• To WnlhrrRvillr.,. (j 7 7 IV 0<11l•l1oro',. , . . . MiJJlc·hurg, . .... llru cc\'illr., . • . . . . ·rnncytown, ... , . l'r.lcr~linrg, . . . • . Ifo no\·r:r, . • . . . . . 27,,l}J!COll Jlill, . . . ,. :J·I ln1k, .......... ;, 11 !) 2 2fl 2'.! :, !l i )0 fl 27 :J r. 4:1 .'i:I fi I ·Ill 1I ·19 51 D. C., lo 'J '/1r Uirli:r. WASllTN<:TON, lti l' ka•:inl liitl, ... . 10 / '111 t 7'111.rcco, • • . li ,'fowpurt, . . . . . . . l I I :l1n l'f ico, . . • . • . . I! Ill 2il 3t ·15 53 f,rou•rn//ntnn, . . . . 12 f..'i t:rr at lllill~,. .... Sr. l11i i::nr~ ••• • . . . Th" Hitll!t, . . . . . 12 l!i ii !n !Ii !i \Ve~! 110. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . !:l3 llcigl1t ofw i11gA lo lop ofl1ol11•lrn1lc, 70 " " cr.ntrc 1lo111c, 120 50 / jq, fll of 2!1 To V1•J>n llforlboro 18 3 8 l.cng llt of front , •.....• .. •• fret. . . :J!iO.S J.r.nl!llt of ncprrFcnlftli vca' lloll,. ..•. . !l!i ll1·pt h w i 11g~, .. . •.... ... ....•• 121.li llcil!l1I tlo .• .. .............. GO J•:nst l' rojcc1 io11, . ....•.. . .. .... , .. . G!i J.cn,:th of Scnnlc Chamber, ....... ..• i ·I 21 I I. From Woa~. iugton lo A nnopo. Qnc~n An1.1r 1 • • • • lhvt<l•ml\'lll~, . , • 1t /\'N11l'O/,JS, . . 2r.~ posed of n ccntrnl edifice nml two wings, nu<l i ~ of Ilic foll owing <limcn. ~ion:::, viz: 7 ll11rpn'e Ferry,.. ( :1i.,, lei/on,.... .. ll'iuclirsltr, . • , . . 2'.! 3·1 To Georgetown, !! -I I ll~lwillt,. .. . . . . l :1 ·I. p,,,111 J/11/1i111nu , Swn·lzn'R llridgc,I 4 llrnllu:rtnn, . . . . . I G :INNAl'ULJS, .. 10 lifi T o 'l'rnp, . . . . • . . l:H r l'c(Cf"Villc, . . • . . . l(no~\·illc, . . • . . . 7. From Wa1hi11g. : 011 Cit y to FHJtr" 21 ick. J>ISTIU C:l' OF (;U l.IJMlllA. ·IU ·11 U. From l-'rc<frr. !iO j,.(- /11 ll'i11cl1c1/cr. DISTRICT OF COLU.l\I BlA. '1'11i:: lfat rict of Col11ml1ia is n lrnct of c<H1ntry 11~11 111ilc!l srprnrn, si111nfl'd 011 l1111h sicks of the l'olomac ri1·er, 120 rnilcq from ii!! 111oulh, 111111 2!JO 111ill'!I fr1•111 the 1\1lantic Ocean. It c.nnl11i11~ \Vnshin~lon r.ou nty, lying on thr 1111rtlr.easl or f\farylmul si1lo oflhn river, in whir:h nrc Wushinglon Cily nncl ( ;cclrgct<l\\'n. Alexand rin cntm!y is on the Virginia or south.ens! hnnlc of rhr 1'11lo111ac, 01111 in it i!! locate<l the city of Alcxnnd ri n. The flislrict wns cc1lrcl 111 tlu: I lnili'tl Slnlcs in 17011, hy the States of l\Jnrylnnd 111111 Virgi11ir1, 11011 in 1800 it liccmnc the sent oflhc 1-(Cll(!flll govcmnmnl of the United Slates. II i•; s11l1jrc;t to the immediate on<l cxclusivo lcgi!:lntion of Congrcs~, Y"t tlie laws uf the two sta tes from wliich it wns t11kc11 rrmnin in force in the rr~s pc ·r.li\·c parts tnkc11 from cneh. Tlic City of Wnsl1ington is the cnpilnl uf 1hc: United Stall's; it is tl1c rc.~i<lcncc of the President, 11nd the oilier clii1-1' ,.,.N-.uti\·e <1niccn1 of the natinnnl gol'ernmcnt. Tire huiltli11g>1 hcl0nging lo the U11i1r.d Stntcs nre : Isl. Tlie Cnpitol, n lnrgc :111d 111assy l111ilrlinl{ of the Corintlii1111 order, si111ntctl ncnr the wc~f. em ext rc111i1 y oft hr. Cn pitol srpiare, 73 feel nliovn tide ; it is of frccsto11c, com. II eight do.................. ~'.! ll ~ii;h l of Hot11n1ln, .......... . ...... !JO lJinmclcr tlo.. . . • . •... . . . . . .. ... 90 Tho wing!! were nearly complr.tcd, when the British nrmy, 1111clr.r Gene· r:il Hoss, (who wns nflcrwards slai11 in hatllc nr.nr llalli111orc,) in August, I 8J ·l, ma.Jo n si1clilc11 incursion, nflr.r 1lcli:nli11g the J\111erica11 troops nt Bli11le11shurg , gai11cil j¥1S!ir.ssion oi' tltc city, ~!ting fire to the Cnpilol , l'rr.si. ilc11t'8 llousc, 1'111Jli1: Ollice, &c., 1111cn11 ncc.:tc1l with the opcrntions of wnr, rr.d11cing tho whole t•> uslws, t1•g•:tlrer wirh Ilic \'nlunhlo li!Jrnry of Congress. Tho fountlalion of the 11orth wing w11;; lai1I in the prcsrucc of Gcnr.ral Wn~lringto11, on lhr. Hith Rrpl. ll!lA, 111111 lhnt of thr. ccntrr. on 1110 2·lth of l\lny, 11318, ltcing rho 111111i\·ersary of it~ drst ruction liy the l!rilish. Tl1e h11ihli11g covers 0111! nml n half nncs, nrnl 1820 s11unro fi:ct, r.xcl11sirn pf il!i c:irculnr inclosurc ft1r li1c:I, 111111 elcg11nt nrca 111111 glncier on Ilic west frnnl. Tho s1piarc co11tni11s 22 ~ acre!", cml.rnci11g n circ11mferc11cc of ~ of n mile 111111 rn:; feet, inr.loscd Ly n s11Lsln111inl iru11 railing, wi1h very 1wat ga1r.. wnys, gr:wr.J.walk s, nml 11 l>f'11111if11 l l1onl1:ring c1f shrubbery aml 1101\·crs, fo n uing n tlcliglrlful pru111c11:11lc fur lhc llSC or the cilizr.ns. Opposilc to lht~ west front is the hotanic g:inlr.11 grotmrl, wC'll :ulnptc1l for tho purpnsr. intc:ndr.d; it is 1111tler tlic c-nrn of tltc Col11111hin11 lnslitulc. At the w1·st fro11t of lhe Capitol is pl;ir:<:d 111<~ li<':1111if11I 111nrl1lc mcm11nwnt (wltich lalcly stornl in Ilic Na\·y-Ynnl) c re<'l<'d liy rite Amrrir.nn ollicers lo the memory of their hrcthrcn who fell lieforn Tripnli i11 llm ycnr J AIM. !lei. T iu: l'rcsitlc11l's I louse is two storir.s high, with n tony hasr1nr11I, r111<l is 180 ft~ct long uy f3!j witlo; from f'ad1 r.ml there is nllar.hr1l rhc Ill'· r;!'.'l!';;HY oliiccs, i;tnhl r~s, coril 01111 ice l1<msr.!I, &c., wilh u colon11a1lr. front, nntl risin~ to a lnvcl with thr. main floor of the lio11sr.; the rools being lint, nni1rcl n promr.nacln; it is liuilt nf frc:csl onr., i~ crowner! with n hal11slra1lc, rho roof r.ovcrc1l wilh cC1ppn, thr: cntrnncc from the north is tl1ro11gh n )1)0y porl ir.o, whir.Ii is pri'.jcctr.rl from tire front sons lo k:wc: m11111 for r.ar. rin~s lo pass rnulr.:r hd11Tcn tl11: pl:ilform nml 011lcr col1111111s; the li1111sc slnrnls on nn cfcvnlic•n in the cr.ntrn rf n large rcscr vntion of gro1111J; Ilic view to.the snulh i;i c~ lr<'lllcly l11•1111lrli1I nntl pic:l11r('srp1c. 311. Fo11r b11iltli11gs, 1·1-r.r.ltd :JOO fed r.nst nrnl we~! of 1lw T'ri -.~idc•n t's I fousc, li 1r Ilic ncr.om111U1l111ion of llrr. principal 1lr.pnrhnc111s niul s11hortli11:ilr nfliccs of' t h<~ gm·ernmr·nf. They nm c:ach two stories liigh, "ith frl'l'!<il l•lll: hasc111r11ts, 11111! rnvr.rnl ll'ilh slatr.; Ilic two new ouc:s, liwing 11nrth, arr. mc:h tao led long by rill witl•!, wi1h h:111ilso111c porticoes of the Ionic onlt:r; the two so111h out's nrn I!)!) li'<:I 1011~ hy Gi wide. '1th. Thn <!1·11cr11I l'ns! ()llir1', on Jo: sin-cl 11or1h, ncc11pic.q llte wliC1le of 1l1e south fro11t ofst]unrr. •l:JO, hci11g 200 fi :<'I long ; it is :J sloric!l high, nn1l in it r>ro tlitJ <:Pnr.rnl l'osl 0 11i1·c, City 1'11s l Ollicc, 01111 l'nlc11I Ollicc; it is n \'1:ry nr.at 1111d c11111111rnliow1 r1lilicc, wr.11 ailaplc1l lo tho purpn~r.s fc1r which it i!I 11sed, 011 high gro11111l, 1tl1out t'•J11i1list1111t from tl10 Cnpilol nnJ th!! l'n!1>i1lcnt's l lomm. uth. A very .cxtr.nsi\·c Na\'y. Ynnl, i1wlo~r.1l on tho north 111111 rns t hy n I ~ �60 Gf::NEllAI. \'IEW OF ~56 ,. I [ ~ loOy w.111, with n hnntlsome gu !ewny 1111<1 g11nnl-roo111s, n lnrgc 01111 coin11in.lio11:1 tlwclling fur tloe co111rnu111la111, :011tl other..; fo r dini1rr:11t onicc:rs nt. lad1c1l h> tlie ynnl ; extensive limber-shed::, w:irclto11;;c:1, shops for I.luck. smiths, r.oopers , turners , plu111bcrs, joi11<!r:31 s:oil-111ukr:rs, Lonl-Luildcrs, &c., 11 steam.engine, which works two sels or saw;;, tlrire;; n tilt l1111111 ner, turner/ lathes, &c.; there nrc also 2 very ·large sl1ip-liu11scs. The Col11ml111:1 7·1, Puto111nc nnJ Bra11tlywi11e fri gut es, or 4·1 g1111s each , r111i.I several other vt•s. sels of wnr, have L..e cn built 11l this yar.I; tlwre is nlso 11 11r.a1 nn.J tas1di1lly nrr;ingcd nrilmry; nml there is 11 vust 1111n11ti1y of rn1v11I stores, nni.I ca n11u11 of e very si:w, <lcpositeJ in the ynnl. Gth. l\larinc Barracks, situntei.I north of tl1c Navy-Ynnl, occupies llie wlwl<; of sqnnrc 027 ; Ilic Luili.ling is 11pw11rcl:> of 700 fi :ct i11 k11gtli, wirli a coln1111:11lc facing into lhe S'llllH"e j in the C{ 11trc of l11Cl sq11are nm 1)11: ofli. cers' <p1a rte rs ; nt the north of the s1111are is the con1111:11ul:111t'!i house:, wliir l1 is ·1ery large nm) comn1oi.lious; nncl nt thr. so111lo is un 11rn1ory n11J work. shops. The ynrtl is ucn l, untl lccpl in excclle11! order. 7th. A suLstnnlinl Nnvy J\fngnzinc, with n hn11sc for !he )wrpcr, n111l wharf for convenience of receiving nntl sending off powder, ,\tc. ; ii is sil11a tcc.I nt tl1c cnst entl of the city, on the Anacostia lirnm:h of the l'olo111nc. 8th. At the southern extremity or the city s1n111ls the extensive Anny A rsc11nl unil Lnliorn!orics for nr111s ornl !he 11w1111 fi 11:1ory of militnry slorcs, with ln r~c slic<l:i one.I houses for Iii!! storngc of cnisso11s, cn 1111on, cnrriagr.s, &c., nnd n mngnzinc, occupying n large sl'nce or gruu11d in u Lcautilul 111111 comma nding s il unlion . !Jth. The l'c11i1e111inry is silun!c<l on rhe p11l1lic grnun1l norlh of tloc Ar. sennl ; it is n 11,fly li11il1ling, of I.rick, i11dosi11g within it 1he cells for liit' coll\·icts, fou r tiers high; built of frc·cslon•!, nllll prope rly sc:c11 rc1l liy strong iron 1loors; ullnc hcJ to it nre s par.ious liuildings fur !hr. wanl<:u u111l l<cq1r.rs ; the wan.l1:n's house faces tlo ~ l'olomac, nrul i11 front of it is n s11l1sta11. tial whnrf for the convenience of the cslnblisl1111c11t; Ilic gro11111l is i11closcd Ly 11 lolly Lrick wall extending from ncur the Polornuc to Ja111i:s's Creek. 0 l'OI'Uf.A TION OF C:OUN'l' I f:S. Couutic1. A lcxundriu, r•1pula1io11 C:ouuty T o\\'UI. .. . ~8 A lcxan t~ C.:0t111 tit:1. 1'11p11l.l1io11 \Vos l.i11glo11, •• Tnt~I •. .. . 30,2ii~ :m.ar.i: I Co1111 ty T uw111. \\'n~l1 i111:lo11, Georgetown. l'Ol'ULATION AT l>lfFEHENT T' l·:IUODS. I n JAOO, ... ••• ••.••• .... 14,0!13 JNt:n~:Asr~ s1./,v1~•. Hl10, .......•. ... .. .. 2 .1,02:1 Fro111 11~110 lo I AIO, ...... .. . .... . . !l,!l30 :.,:l!tS 1820, .. .. . ... . ... . .. . 33,03!1 HllO lo 18'20, ....•.... ... .. . !J,Olli G,:J7G 1830, ..... .•• . ....• .. 39,868 1 8'~0 tu 1830, ........ • ..•••. G,B2!J G,058 o r •he abnv~ pnru lntion n( JR::o, 1hcr" wr.rr. w l,il c M"I··~. l:l.7GI ; Whi le J'rmnl1!•, l:t.ttifl: tOl.1111, " 'hilca, 2i.n.t7. t"r ce enlorcJ Ma l e•. 2,GIG: J-'tlm:alco, 3,517: trH o l , 0,lliJ. t"cm • lce, l. ~0: lulal , G.O.lS. EL_l I~ I t:il:\V\:&- ;\lul 111, 2 ,7 i'tS; ISLAND INFO rhe1 ~ is now a comp uter printout of information from E llis Island. Write for informcltion: Statu e ot Libe rty, Elli s l s land Foundation Inc., 52 Vanderbilt Ave . , Ne w York, NY 10017 - 3808. Henry Co unty Genealogical Society "GENIE" Vol Xii, Issue 4 Virg1n.1& Appalaohian Notes �WEBB CE1\1ETERY Craig County, VA Rt. 621 Copied 29, April 1984 by Heidi & Ruth G. Hale Lloyd, Estelle T. Cooper Hale, Viola Webb '' , Daniel Thomas W. Webb, Ballard P. Webb, John S. " , Susannah Webb, Henry J. Webb, john M. Webb, Mary E. Webb, Susan J. Webb, William T. Webb, John Floyd s/o Wm. T. & Susan J. Caldwell, Clarence Edgar Caldwell, Ettie M. " , George E. Webb, Susan L. Webb, George W. Webb, Irene Garman " , William Oscar Webb, Jennings B. Webb, Lucian Frank Webb, Em01y R. Garman, Walter & Walton, sons of K. L. & Virginia Webb, Wesley Alan Webb, Haden, son of T. H. & Bertha Webb, Thomas H. Married Dec. 24, 1931 " , Bertha F. Webb, Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Clarence B. & B. N. Webb, James Walton, son of Clarence B. & B. N. Webb, Earl G. Webb, Aubrey C., son of Rose & Lahma Webb, Jenny Lee, dau. of Rose & Lahma Sarver, Beverly Elaine Joumell, L. 11 " + Mar. 6, 1915 - Feb. 1, 1939 1875 -1956 1878 - 1906 Feb. 13, 1872 - Apr. 22, 1941 1848 - 1874 1809 - 1869 1809 -1864 1836 -1867 1844 - 1864 1853 - 1865 Oct. 26, 1845 - May 14, 1911 Oct. 20, 1839 - Sept. 27, 1909 June 7, 1867 - Dec. 29, 1867 Dec. 17, 1898 - Jan. 6, 1899 Mar. 9, 1870 - Aug. 7, 1940 May 23, 1864 - Apr. 21, 1926 Nov. 26, 1851 - Oct. 27, 1941 Apr. 22, 1838 - Apr. 17, 1925 Nov. 10, 1869 - May 9, 1953 Oct. 27, 1871 - Dec. 1, 1953 Nov. 18, 1897 - Nov. 4, 1956 Jan. 23, 1883 - July 4, 1936 Sept. 24, 1909 - Sept. 25, 1924 June 7, 1935 Sept. 30, 1958 - May 1, 1978 Jan. 2, 1937, Age 20 days July 27, 1911 - Dec. 2, 1977 Feb. 21, 1916 - Dec. 24, 1980 May 6, 1921 - Oct. 24, 1924 Mar. 22, 1941 - Mar. 26, 1941 Mar. 7, 1942, 31 yrs., Va. Pvt. 31 Inf. Dec. 23, 1924 - May 24, 1926 Apr. 20, 1931 - May 18, 1932 Mar. 13, 1941 - July 25, 1942 Add. Info. Webb Cemetery Earl Gladston Webb, d. 7, Mar. 1942, Elliston, Montg. Co. Va. Auto acc., 30 y. 8 m. 3 d., wife Emily. b. 4, July 1911 Craig Co. Fath. L P. Webb, b. Craig Co., Moth. Rosa Creasy, b. Mercer Co., W.Va. Lucian Frank Webb, d. 4, July 1936 at residence N.W. Rke. 53 y. 5 m. 11 d., Tet. Farmer, wife Nannie, b. 23, Jan. 1883 Craig Co. Fath. Geo. W. Webb, b. Craig Co., Moth. Susan L. Furrow, ed. T. B. Vir,m.ta Appalaob1an Noise 1 6/ �THRASHER CBHBTBRY This cemetery is located in Roanoke, Virginia . Take Rt. 460 east of Roanoke and turn right on Gus Nick Blvd. Turn left onto Richard Ave. which will be the first corner and turn left at the next street which is Cannaday Road. The cemetery is at the top of the hill on your left. There are more graves than is listed below as some have disappeared since t he Roanoke Historical Society published their book, ROANOKE COUNTY GRAVEYARDS THROUGH 1920, published in 1986. The main part o~ the cemetery is being kept up (grass has been mowed) but there is an area that is overgrown with periwinkle, etc. The following is a list of gravestones that can be read. Memory of Our Mother - Delela James - Died - Dec. 11, 1889 her 79th year - Rest in Peace . Memory of our Father - Maston James - Died Jan. 5, 18 58 55th Year - At Rest . In In his Our Father - c.w. Short - Co. K - 24 Va. Inf. - C.S.A. - Feb. 5 1 1835 - Feb. 1, 1905. Our Mother - Nannie L. Short - Sept. 3, 1844 - Sept. 29, 1933. Lewis Edward - Short - Jan. 23, 1912 - Sept. 8, 1940. Nannie Louise - Short - Aug. 14, 1918 - Sept. 8, 1940. John Thrasher - Short - April 3, 1877 - July 7, 1933 - at rest . Edith Austin - Short - Feb. 22, 1886 - Sept. 4, 1947. Oscar D. Goodwin - Born - June 2, 1850 - Died - Nov. 8, 1898. Dave W. Short - Apr. 17, 1875 - Sept. 11, 1945. James Calvin Short - June 7, 1870 - Nov. 18, 1927. Susan Wilda Short - Beloved Mother of - Cecil Edward Short - May 10, 1904 - July 26, 1932. Sarah Maggie Short - Apr. 7, 1884 - Har. 10, 1954. Steven Paul Short - July 4, 1881 - Nov. 16, 1935. Ada Ellen Short - June 23, 1920 - June 30, 1920 . Carrie Bell - Short - Mar. 1, 1927 - Aug 12, 1927. vuwsma .Appa1aohtan •oree �1:,3 Raymond Nelson - Infant son of - Geo . & Dorothy Short - Dec. 28, 1936. David Lynn - Infant son of 1 947. ~ Geo. & Dorothy Short - Feb . 15, In Memory of Paul Thrasher - Born Sept. 16th, 1772 - Departed this l ife Dec. 21, 1848 - Aged 75 years, 3 months and 5 days . In Memory of Sallie - Wife of Paul Thrasher - Died - July 5, 1881 - Aged 105 years. In Memor y of Frederick Thrasher - Born Sept . 1 6, 1779 - Departed this li fe June 25, 1852 - Aged 82 years, 9 months, 9 days . This marker is no l onger there due to vandalism but Dorothy Howell Brown of Paris, TX has a picture of the stone that was made several years ago. In the overgrown area there is a gra vestone that is leaning and dark and not too clear. In Memory of Miss M. Ga laspy - Died Apr . 26th , 1883 - Aged 16 years. Next to her is a gravestone l aying on t h e g r ound so we do not kno w i f it is at the correct grave site. It just says Florence - aged 10 months. In the overgrown area there are at least 10 to 12 s tones that are not readable and/or underneath brush so we do not know how many graves were o r ignally t h ere. The following lis t of graves tones is in the above mentioned book ROANOKE COUNTY GRAVEYARDS THROUGH 1920 that we could not locate . Fl orence - Aged 1 0 months . This is undoubtably the same one as above. Viola - aged 3 yrs. The book states that these two are on the same stone with Hiss Galespy, children of J . E . & F.F. Gates . GATES - SAUNDERS, Francis L. (only a fragment remained at the time of their reading. The compiler fit t ed in the initial "F" and "ers ") . SNAPP Our Boy - Eugene Al p ha - Son of - F.V. & R . W. Snapp - Born Nov. 19, 1890 - Died - May 18, 1894 - The Lord gave and the Lord hath t a ken away - Blessed be the name of - the Lord . Juanita Mary - Infant daughter of - F . V. & R.W. Snapp - Bo rn June 4, 1893 - Died - June 19, 1894 - Of suc h is the Kingdo m of heaven (stone broken) . God's - Little Wilbur - Son of - V.S . & H. W. Sn a p p - Born - Oct. 2 1 , 188 6 - Died - Dec. 8, 1887 - Our pet . Vtramta Appalaohian N ot.M �ZIMMERMAN G.W . - Born April 12, 1851 - Died April 11, 1859 (it is noted that these dates are dim) Thou art gone but not forgotten . Lillie S . J . - Daughter of - G.W. & M.P. Zimmerman - Born - Dec. 24 , 1885 - Died - Feb. 3, 1887 - Sleep on in thy Beauty - Thou sweet angel child - By sorrow unblighted - By sin undefiled . Thanks to Dorothy Howell Brown, 1995 W. Austin, Paris, TX 75460 5436 for making me aware of this cemetery and to the information she has provided. She also has a picture of Maston James' gr,gr,grandfather, David James, who died 27 June 1739 in Berwyn, PA . Compiled by Carol Milbourn, 6929 Pine Needle Dr., Boones Mill, VA 24065, with the help of her husband, Clarence, on November 25, 1994 . ============================================================================= REUNI ONS STONEMAN: Reunion of descendants of James and Sarah (Freeman) Stoneman; July 23, 1995, Carroll Co High School, Hill sville, Va. For informa tion contract Kent Stoneman, 10 Wark Street, Barre, VT 05641; Tel (802) 476-6294, or e -mail kents@wpgatel.ahs.state.vt.us. TMS: The Thomas Minor Society (TMS) wil l hold their bi- annual fam ily reunion in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 15-19 Aug 1995. For information about the reunion please contact: Phillip & Barbara Thorpe, 2220 Paliswood Place SW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, T2V 3R2 (ph 403 281- 3023). 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Partition of Lanis and Afsipnment of :::>ower. November 11 1863 Surveyed at the instance of the Legatees of Joseph Flora Der.d a certain tract beill,!?" the ~riffith ~ill Tract belongi~ to said Joseph ?lora Deed. adjoining the lands of Daniel ?lora. "Beginning at A a Red oak thence with Diarla' s line N° 87: Jg ~ lJO po crofsing two branches to B a Hicory thence with Abram Floras line N 3 W 123 po crossing back run t.o a small Red oak formerly a White Oak S 82 W 20 po to D a Rock on the side of the Road with it as it meanders N° 1 W8G po to E a Red Oak thence leaving· o the o 6 road N 96:)0 E 57 po to Fa white Oak ~ 69 :45 ~ 17 po to ·::; a White Oak N 46.JO W 170 po to H a Post Oak near the road N° 60 W 7 po crossing the road to I at Pointers at a Rock S 11 W 56 po to J a Chesnut on the side of the road 84. 7 W 55po to K a Chesnut S Jl.20 W 102 po to L a ~ed Oak S 49 w9 . 50 po to M a dead red oak now marked Pointers S 29 : 35 E .52 po to N a Red Oak S 75. JO ~ 19 po to 0 at Pointers S 12 ~ J6 po to P a Rock on the side of the Mill Pond thence a crofs S 34 E 26.50 po to 1 a ~ock S 3 2 26 po S 6:10 E J4 . 50 po to A the Beginning Containing 281 Acres 2 ~oods and 6 poles by Survey and calculation. Jefse Dillio n Sur ." >'lat Drawing; is on page 71. ':'his shows the Mill Pond on the :;eorge Flo::-a tract and the line at Q with numbers 8- 14 being where he desig nates, "Beginning 3t :t a Rock N 2J ~ 7. 50 po to 8 a ~aple ~o 42: JO ~ 7 . 50 po to 9 a ~aple N 88 E 19 po crofsi~ back run below the dam to 10 a nock on the side of the Race and down the same as it meanders S 77 E 8 po to 11 N 66 E 10 po to 12 S 82 ~ 11:50 to 1) A Spanish Oak thence leaving the iace S 66 E 23 Po crof~i~ Back Run t.O 14 a Rock in the ?.oad. and along the road as it meanders N 2.1 E J9:50 po to 5 a Rock. J. Dillion" (,...,his mill dam area is on the diviciiflt?: line between the George ;:;'lora and Jaco b and Sarah Barnhart tract on Back Run. ) Griffith Mill Tract Lot ~To. 1 - Jacob Barnhart and Sarah, his wife Lot No . 2 - G eortr e Flora ··~ One of three tracts. a --------"JI Traced : Mary Ann (Sink ) Barnes January 19 1994 from a reduction of the actua l plat recor ~ed i n DE 14 p~~s 70-75 . V~ Appal&oh1a.n · ~ 1 ·~ .-; · �Joseph Flora Land Parti tion_.in Franklin County, Virginia - Ross Tract Deed Book 14 pages 70-715: Joseph Flora, Deed. Parti ti tion of Lands and Afsig runent of Dower. November 11 186J Surveyed. at the instance of the Legatees of Joseph Flora Dec. (Three tracts described in detail with plat drawings. ~ract desi6nated as the Ross tract.) " Beginning at A a gum where formerly stood a white Oak thence with Boons line S 8 J: 78 po crofsing a branch to B at Pointers S 46 W 32 po 0 to a Chesnut N 71 W J2 po to D at the Road thence with Turnbulls line alo~ said ~ead as it~ meanders S 17 E 32 po S 1 E 50 po to S 27 ~ 11 po to E a Rock on the side of the Lynchburg road where formerly stood a Black Cak thence with Boons line down said road as it meanders N° 79:JO ~ J6 po S 81: JO E 27 po to F a Sourwood on the North side of said Road thence acrofs and leavi~ said road .§ 9 50 E 47 po to ~ a Chesnut S BJ E 1 20 po to H a Rock Pile thence with J. C. Carpers line N°16 ~ 144: 50 po crofsin:: t wo branches and the road to T a Black Cak thence with Kinseys line N° /.i.5 ~1 168 po to J a ::ock N° 47:30 S 1J: 50 po -4;.o ~=a white oak N° 46:JO_:!. 42:ao po to La Gum N° )LL Ii: 10 po to ~~ a ~fuite oak on the si~e of a road N 79 W 15J po crofsi~ a branch to N a White oak S 42: JO E 119 cro:fsif¥! a Branch to A the Be.g inning Containing 271 Acres 1 Itood and 10 poles by Survey and calculation. Jefse Dillion Sur" Ross 'i'ract Land Partition Lot No. 1 - Isaac Flora Lot No. 2 - Jacob Flora, Jr. and Mary his wife ~~'( Sil. ft.cf? S~E= ~ ./,-! ..,f" ~ _,/. ;f. v1 /3~ /~-<3 One of three U:.acts r------1.N Q"'· a. C!..,,.pev ~raced by Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes on January 19, 1994 from a reduction of the plat drawing recorded in DB 14 page 72, Franklin County, Virc inia . ViftlDla Appalaohian Notes �b8 Joseph Flora Land Partition in Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 14 pages 70-79: (p . 74) In obedience to a decree of the County Court of Franklin made the 7th day of August 1863 we the undersigned.- Commifsioners did on the 9th day of November 1863 proceed to lay off and allot the lands o:f Joseph Flora Dec and assign them as f ol.lows : Lot No. Acreage : Tract ~ssignee &i.ualizatio n Eliz abeth. Flora Bomep-lace Dower 167a 18 po les 1/3 lands of husband Homepl.ace No. l ·14a 1 Rood & Valued to $669.68 & 20 Poles he is to r eceive from Joseph Flora & George Flora $191.90 Homeplace No . 2 106a 2 Roods & J oseph Flora Valued to $1065 . 62 & 5 Poles to pay to all other legatees excepting George Flora $202. 23 No. 1 106A J Roods &: 15 poles Jacob Barnhart & Sarah, his wife Griffith Mill Tract No . 2 4-0a 1 Rood& ·JS po>les George Flora Griffith Mill Tract No. J 1)4a JJ Poles John B. Flora 7zact ..~o . 1 Griffith Mill Tract ] 0:3S I I I II I Ross Tract I ValuM. . to $747., 92 cents and 'they are to receive ! from Joseph Flora and George Flora $115.46 Valued to $ 1600 .00 & he is to pay all the other legatees exceptine: Joseph Flora $~16:62 1 Valued to $603 . 91 and I he is to receive from Joseph Flora and George Flora $259.47 '.f o . 2 lJ5a J Roods & 25 Poles :sa.ac Flora Valued to $67?.5J anci. he is to receive from Joseph Flora and Georg e I Flora ~ 181 . 85 I ; Valued to $677.00 and to receive from Joseph l Flora and George Flora I I I lJ5a 1 Rood 25 poles ~ Jacob ?lora, Jun. i and Mary his wife; i i ' $186.JB . George Naff . Daniel Flora, Sr. Isaac Naff, Commifsioners At a Court held for Franklin County at the Courthouse on the 8th of March 1864. This Report of the Partition of the Lands and the Assignment of Dower out of the Estate of Joseph Flora Deed was confirmed azxi. admitted to record. ·- Abstracted., compiled and traced by: Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes. Lineal_ descendant of Jacob Naff and Elizabeth (Flora); John Bowman and Elizabeth (Ikenberry) ; Daniel Barnhart, I I and Elizabeth (Naff) and many other early Franklin County0 Virginia early settlers both members and nonmembers of the German Baptist Church/Tunker faith. Also, Stephen Sink and Susan ( - ) • �Joseph Flora Land .Partition in Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 14 pages 70-7:5: Joseph Flora, Deed. Partition of Lands and Afsignmentof Dower. November 9 1863 Surveyed. at the instance of the Legatees of Joseph Flora, Dec. a certain tract or parcel of land lying in the county of Frankl.in on both sides of back run i t being the home tract of land of the said Joseph Flora Deed adjoining the lands of Daniel Flora and others and bounded as Follows ~Z "Beginning at A a Red oak near the wagon road thence with Jacob Floras line N 73 W 28 po to B a Chesnut· Oak ~ 82 W' 24 po to c a W'hi te oak -t:f 20: JO W 28: 50 to D a Red Oak 11' 9 W' 52 po to E a dead chesnut on back run near the mogth of a branch thence up said branch i t meanders ~ 25 w J l po {' 11 E 22 N 5 W 16 po if' 22:JO W 10 :50 po to Y'a a Red Oak N° 85 w 14 po to G a Whi~e Oak N° 5 E 51 (? 57) po to H a Spanish Oak thence-with Brubeckers line N J E 45 po to I a Flint rock where formerly stood a double Spanish Oak :f' 40 ~{ 45 po to J a Gum £ormerly Pointers tf' 27 E 15.50 po to i{ a Black Oak N° 9:30 W 23 po to L at Pointers thence with Ji.mm.ersons line No 62:35 E crofsing a branch at J6 po in all 140 po to M a dead Red Oak thence with Montgomerys line S 12: JO E 80: 50 po to N where formerly stood a Red Oak now 5 Pointers S 49:50 to 0 at Pointers thence with the meanders of Daniel Flora marked line S J0° E 22 po S 41 E 40 po to Patt Pointers S 5 E Jl po to Q a rock at the head of a branch and down the same as it meanders S 23 E 10 po s 53 E 46 po s 32 E 6 po to R at back run and up the same S 45 W 3 Po to S thence leaving said back run S JO E 49:50 po to T a Red Oak N° 65 E 6 po to A two white oaks thence with Diarlas line S 21. 50 E 25.500 po to Va Chesnut S 7 E 28 po to w at the Road and up the a.me as it mearders N 8 5 W 50 po S 66. JO Y 57 po s 4J: JO w 66 po to X a Rock thence leaving the iload if' 2 E 12: 50 po to A the Beginning. Containing 3'+7 Acres and 3 Roods by Survey and calculation." Jefse Dillion Sury . as Home Tract of Joseph Flora, Deed . Land Partition lot No. 1 - Rila Flora lot No. 2 - Joseph Flora Widows Dower - Elizabeth Flora " The dividing lines between the widows Dower ard lot No.la.re given as follo ws. Viz . Beginning at the figure l a whd.. te Oak on the side of the road opposite 0 Charity Chapel JO po from x thence N 20: JO W 35. 50 po to 2 a small Chesnut No lJ w 42 po crofsing back :run to 3 a rock ~ 17 JO E 4-0 s 50 po to 4 a rock at the Road and with it as. it meanders N° 52:)0 W 44 ~ to 0 5 a Rock thence leaving said road and runrung between Dower and lot N'"' 2 N 5Jt30 E crofsing a b:ranch at 35 po in all 70 po to 6 a Rock N 26. JO W 200 Po crossing a branch to 7 a Spanish Oak in the line LB 67:.50 po from L Thence dividing line between lots No. l & 2. Beginning at 5 a rock in the road arrl with said road as it mea nders N° .52; JO W 46 po to 8 N°47 W 50 po to 9 at Pointers in the line GH 8.80 po from H." ·Way back when, tombstones were first placed on plots over the dead so that the deceased could not come out and harm the living . An undertalcer was cal led "Doctor" during the Civil War. from "The Bathroom Trivia Book", Red-Letter Press , Inc. , PO Box 393, Saddle River, NJ 07458. �10 Joseph Flora Deed Land Partition in Franklin County, Virginia Deed Book 14 pages 70-75 : Home Tract of Joseph Flora, Deed Land Parti tlo n Widows Dower - Elizabeth Flora Lot No. l - Rila Flora LOt No. 2 - Joseph Flora -(;t.;r"2 ?/. 'fl. 5J '"'s:l::..5' d/~.J~ V'f:: ~ I ~7.:: 9 Traced by Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes on March 2, 1994 from a reduction of the plat drawing recorded in DB 14 page ?J, Franklin County, Virginia. �CONTENTS VAN 1977-1986 C~ed Aug. 1981 continued frp>A't;f 115 116 116 Nov . 1981 117 130 131 133 135 137 139 140 145 145 146 152 152 153 154 155 155 156 156 Feb. 1982 1 19 20 21 23 26 26 27 28 29 30 35 36 37 38 38 39 40 May 1982 4la 41 43 53 62 62 63 76 19 fit!'ftft Book Reviews Article re Abandoned Cemeteries from Newsletter of North Carolina Genealogical Society The Last Word Buchanan Co . , VA Register of Deaths How to Get the Most From a Professional Genealogist Genealogy in Southwestern Virginia Catherine Willis (petition) Pittsylvania Co., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule (partial) Confederate Veterans (from the Richmond, VA Dispatch, May 16, 1902 Nunn Family Bible Records Surnames Queries Odds & Ends for Members Queries Exchange Quarterlies Quarterlies Received Blankenship and Armstrong Families (Lawrence Co. , Ohio?) Book Reviews Book Review Gifts to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Switches & Cinders The Last Word Bath Co. , VA Legislative Petitions Misled Book Buyers Warn Others Register of Deaths, Pittsylvania Co., VA (selected abstracts from 1853) Christiansburg History Lies in Ruin Craig Cemetery, Christiansburg, VA (Montgomery Co ., VA) Milton - Earles Query Wythe Co., VA Cemetery Survey Did You Know (Facts in Early American History) Smyth Co., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule (partial) Queries Quarterlies & Newsletters Book Reviews Book Reviews Notes f rorn Members Surname Index Report Surnames The Last Word President's Message Heraldry, The Art & Science of Bearing Arms Report of Cases of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia Surname Index Grayson Co. , VA Courthouse Records The Grayson Co. (VA) Historical Society, Inc . Publications Available Craig Co . , VA Marriage Records Queries Continued from V 19 #1 p40 7/ �- ISSUE PAGE May 1982 continued 83 84 85 85 86 Aug. 1982 87a 87 89 93 94 95 96 97 100 101 104 105 114 115 120 121 124 130 131 132 132 Nov. 1982 133a 133a 133 137 148 149 150 157 161 163 164 170 177 183 184 184 185 186 186 ;J - ARTICLE Book Review Book Review Exchange Quarterlies Non-Exchange Quarterlies Financial Statement 1981 President's Message & Meetings Floyd Co . , VA Legislative Petition Montgomery Co., VA (A Few Death Records) Books of Interest The Veterans Administration Has a Monument For Your Deceased Military Veteran Craig Co. (VA) Death Register (selected entries) Campbell Co., VA ; page 125 from the marriage register Giles Co. , VA Gautier Cemetery Some Draper Family Bible Records Giles Co . , VA Eaton's Chapel Cemetery (Staffordsville) Cherokee Removal Records Falling Spring Presbyterian Church , Alleghany Co . , VA (Cemetery) A Family Records System "Happiness is Knowing Where it is" SVGS Fifth Genealogical Workshop A Portion of the Great Valley , 2 maps Surname Index Queries Book Review Book Review Book Review The Last Word The President's Message Book Reviews Big Lick District, 1880 Census I ndex, Roanoke Co . , VA 1882 Marriages , Roanoke Co. , VA Surname Index Map - Virginian's Idea of the United States of America Personal Property Tax List for 1882, Big Lick District, Roanoke Co., VA St. John's Parish Register, Roanoke, VA Camden Bible Edwards-Barlow Bible Roanoke Co., VA, Copy of pages from Chataigne's Virginia Gazetteer & Classified Business Directory, 1884-'5 Wythe Co., VA Cemetery Records Queries Surname Index New Members & Change of Address New Exchange & Change of Address for Quarterlies Exchange Quarterlies Non-Exchange Quarterlies The Last Word �13 ISSUE Feb. 1983 PAGE la 1 8 14 15 16 37 37 38 39 42 43 44 45 May 1983 86 89 1777 Militia Payroll (for Capt . Womack's Co. stationed 62 63 77 78 79 85 91 98 100 101 114 119 120 121 126 127 128 128 Nov. 1983 President's Message & The Purvine- Walker Reunion Pulaski Co., VA 1839 Personal Property Tax List The Boothe Family of Floyd Co ., VA Conner's Bible Records "I'm Sorry", Apology from Charlotte Co., VA Deed Book 12, Page 207 Census of the Town of Roanoke - 1883 Mabry - Bolt Cemetery, Carroll Co. , VA Samuel Mabry's Bible Query Index Queries Book Reviews Book Reviews Exchange Quarterly Review 1982 Financial Statement President's Message Bedford Co., VA Legislative Petitions Giles Co., VA Ferrell Cemetery Tombstones in Willis Cemetery Census of the Town of Roanoke - 1883 (cont . from Feb. 1983 issue) Cox Family Bible Index to Queries Queries Book Reviews Periodicals 47a 47 61 Aug . 1983 ARTICLE 129a 129 131 132 133 139 140 149 at Womack's Fort in Fincastle Co.) Bedford Co ., VA Legislative Petitions (cont. from May 1983 issue) Workshop, July 16, 1983 (pictures) Genealogical Workshop Census of the Town of Roanoke - 1883 (cont . from May 1983 issue) Surname Index Quarterlies Query Index Queries Book Reviews Book Review Book Review The Last Word Message to the President (SVGS) Augusta Co., VA Records of Augusta Co., VA Exchange Quarterly Reviews Bedford Co ., VA Legislative Petitions (con t. from Aug. 1983 issue) Quarterlies Census of the Town of Roanoke - 1883 (cont. from Aug. 1983 issue) Giles Co., VA Virctnt& .A.ppalaOb.ian . . . . �- 11 - 14 ISSUE PAGE Nov. 1983 continued 158 158 165 166 167 168 Feb. 1984 la 1 12 14 15 16 19 21 23 29 30 31 32 33 34 39 41 41 42 42 May 1984 43a 43 49 62 63 64 72 73 74 79 80 82 Aug. 1984 83a 83 85 86 87 88 89 99 100 101 ARTICLE Query Index Queries No.t e re Queries Non-Exchange Quarterlies Received Book Reviews Book Review President's Message 1830 Personal Property Tax List, Franklin Co., VA Cassel Bible Records from the Family Bible of Samuel Obenshain Family Bible of William R. Nunn Enemies to the Commonwealth of Virginia, Revolutionary War - Henry Co. Naturalization (from minute books of Henry Co., VA) Tuck Cemetery, Pittsylvania Co., VA The Weddle Family Book Reviews Book Reviews Book Reviews Book Reviews Query Index Queries Blank Form - - Pedigree Chart Information re Surname Cards & Surname Index Professional Genealogists/Researchers Financial Statement 1983 The Last Word Blank Form -- Family Data Sheet President's Message Genealogy of Places & People Franklin Co ., VA, List of Taxable Property - 1830, (cont. from Feb. 1984 issue) Kinzer Cemetery, Montgomery Co., VA Robison (Robinson) Cemetery, Montgomery Co., VA Pedigree Charts, Vol. I, Surnames Quarterlies Query Index Queries Book Reviews Book Reviews Blank Form -- Individual Data Sheet President's Message 1776 Militia Pay Roll (Capt. John Shelby's Co . Stationed on Frontiers of Fincastle Co . (VA) Montgomery Co., VA MacDonald Cemetery Montgomery Co . , VA Pri ce Cemetery Montgomery Co., VA Bishop Cemetery Snowville (Pulaski Co . , VA) Marriages & Deaths from the Herald of the Valley Historic Fincastle , Inc. Roanoke Saturday Review, Sat. Dec. 16, 1882 Bible of Evans Bragg VirClJl1&. AppeJaohiAn No\86 �'i5 ISSUE PAGE Aug . 1984 continued 102 103 104 105 106 107 111 116 117 121 122 122 Nov. 1984 123a 123 127 128 130 131 132 133 134 142 143 144 145 146 151 152 152 157 158 159 161 162 162 Feb . 1985 la 1 4 5 8 15 18 ARTICLE Baker Bible & Records Henry Co., VA, Some Notes from the Minute Books 1836- 1840 Minute Book , Franklin Co., VA, p . 23, May 1836 James Bruce (Deeds & Wills Book II of Pittsylvania Co ., VA 1780-1820 Article from the Kanawha Banner newspaper, Charleston, WVA, dated 18 May 1832 Montgomery Co., VA, Deaths in Alleghany District Surnames Query Index Queries Book Reviews Book Reviews Secretary's Notes, 2 July 1984 President's Message Rockbridge Co. , VA 1870 Mortality Schedule Book Review Pulaski Co . , VA 1870 Mortality Sc hedule Non-Exchange Quarterlies Received Cemetery Inscriptions , Scott Co., VA Scott Co . in the Civil War, The Nickelsville Spartan Band Richard Ballinger (Petition) "Stay Book Begun January 1777", Henry Co., VA Saul Brothers Researching the Loyalist Records for a Revolutionary Ancestor Revoluti ona ry War Soldiers , Randolph Co . , WVA, Abstracts of Co . Court Record Book 1811-1817 Some Revo lutionary Petitions Filed in Bedford Co . , VA 1832-1834, Order Book #24 My Recollections of Virginia Queries Query Index Queries List of Insolvents for 1835, Franklin Co. , VA List of Free negroes & Mulattoes Living in t he bounds of Robt. Hairston Comr. of the Revenue , Franklin Co . 1837 Book Reviews Publications available from The Southwest Virginian Genealogy Worksho p 1985 The Last Word President's Message Roanoke Co., VA 1870 Mortality Schedule Bedford Co. , VA 1850 Mortality Schedule Foster Bible Roll of Voters Registered at Stewartsville Precinct in Chambliss Magisterial District, Bedford Co ., VA Overview of the Rec ords in the Courthouse of the City of Lynchburg, VA The Growth of the City of Lynchburg , VA : A Summary Villf.IDJa Appalaohian N otee �ISSUE Feb. 1985 continued PAGE 19 20 21 25 29 30 35 36 37 38 ARTICLE Floyd Co., VA (petition) In Print Pedigree Chart Notebook, Index Vo lume II Queries Query Index Wythe Co. , VA Cemetery Survey Book Reviews Virginia Genealogical Society Spring Conference 1984 Financial Statement Info . re Surname cards & index Blank Form -- Individual Data Sheet May 1985 39a 39 60 63 64 67 68 69 77 78 President's Message 1840 Personal Property Tax List, Franklin Co., VA Roll of Voters Registered at Goodview, VA (Bedford Co . ) Lipes Family Cemetery, Craig Co., VA 48th Virginia Infantry Regiment, C.S,A. Parrott Obituaries Book Reviews Queries Helpful Hint Quarterlies Aug. 1985 79a 79 81 82 President's Message Wythe Co . , VA Legislative Petition Bath Co., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule (selec ted entries) 1840 Personal Property Tax List, Franklin Co., VA (cont. from May 1985 issue) Surnames Bedford Co . , VA, document from a court case of 1790 Washington Co . , VA Deed Abstracts of the deeds of Adam Miller Las t Will & Testament of Jeremi·ah Ferguson Frankli·n Co VA ' ' Will of John Deaton Montgomery Co., VA Personal Property Tax List 1806 Book Reviews Query Index Queries 1985 Workshop 92 94 95 97 98 99 110 112 113 117 Nov. 1985 117a 117 128 142 144 145 148 149 150 151 152 152 153 155 156 . President's Message Smyth Co., VA 1832 Personal Property Tax List Giles Co., VA (abstracts from legal documents) High Bridge Presbyterian Church, Rockbridge Co., VA Montgomery Co., VA Cemetery Lafayette Cemetery, Montgomery Co., VA Lee Co., VA, Lockhart Family Non-Exchange Publications Exchange Quarterlies New Members Book Reviews Query Index Queries Surname The Last Word �77 ISSUE Feb. 1986 PAGE la 1 3 7 8 10 11 17 18 20 23 24 25 26 29 30 33 34 35 40 May 1986 4la 41 45 46 48 54 57 63 64 65 72 73 79 80 ARTICLE President's Message 1850 Morta lity Schedule, Montgomery Co., VA Searching in Virginia Hymeneal Record (from Kanawha Banner, Charleston, WVA dated 7 Jan 1831) Lynchburg (VA) Press, Microfilm Roll #1 Dead Letters in Abingdon (Washington Co. ) , VA Post Office, 1 Jan. 1815 Wythe Co., VA Cemetery Survey (cont. from Feb. 1985 issue) Civil War Letter Ignorance & Superstition Along Little River 1774 Township Assessments, Manheim, York Co., PA Book Review Craig Co., VA, Waugh Cemetery Wythe Co., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule Martin D. 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It is to be lamented there has-been no check applied to this vice previous to the meeting of the young men . It is hoped all will attend. A MERCHANT Fincastle, August 6, 1821 from "Herald of the Valle y", Monday, 6 August 1821 �1! BOOK REPORT The Ancesto..rs. and Descendants of Judge John Al exande];"_JS ell_y and Martha Matilda Peck Kelly and Related Families 1515-1959 Compiled by Dr. John Alexander Kelly, Edited and Published by Roberta Matilda Copenhaver. Del mar Printing & Publishing , Charlotte, NC. 997 pages, photographs and index on acid free paper, beautifully bound. Dr . Kelly taught German at Haverford College in Pennsylvania for over 35 years and spent summers in Germany researching his family. His meticulously researched and documented genealogy has family connections in Giles, Smyth, Tazewel 1 and Washington Counties Virginia as wel 1 as East Tennessee and North Carolina . Memberships in national organizations such as DAR and SAR are noted. The donated copy has been placed in the Virginia Room. The price is $47.00, plus $3.oo postage, Virginia add $2 . 13 tax. Order from Roberta M. Copenhaver, Bldg. #3JE, 101 Magnolia St. Marion Va 24354-4432. 703-783-3223 residents Jefferson Telephone Staples & Sandburg & Allied Families 1643-1992 by John Porter Staples Jan uary 1993 la rge print, 438 pages plus index spiral bound, soft cover. Brings 13 generations from Jonkoping, Sweden through Virginia, Indiana & Missouri to Kansas. Many reproduced photographs and documents. Order from Charles J . Staples, P. $37.50 o. Box 101, Plains, Kansas 67869 My Coats Familv by Neva Maxene Coats Stap les. Hard cover, 631 pages plus index. Price not s tated. Covers 25 generations, beginning in Eng land in 1295 . Page 416 - 630 are reproductions of documents and photographs . Mr. Staples included a letter with t he donation of the two books stating his parents enjoyed working on the family hi sto ry fo r fifty years and he put the information in book form over the last 10 years. Permission is given to use the information to continue research on the fam ily. John P . Staples , P.O. Box 99, Plains, Kansas 67869. 316-563-7374. Both books have been placed in the Virginia Room. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Research in Kentucky: (1) Draper Collection, (University of Wisconsin), Madison, Wis. (2)Durrett Collect ion, University of Chicago. (3) Kentucky Library, in Bolling Green, KY. from"Seminar Transcript" by Ronald A Bremer , 1984, p6. PO Box 16422, Salt Lake City, UT 84116 V1rginla Appa.l&ohian Notee �79 QUE RIE S 95-11 : Need info on Thomas WI LLIAMS . Will Franklin Co, VA 1837 names sons Isaac, William, Jesse, Thomas , Phil i p, Robert. Dau Susanna ROBERTS. Wife unnamed . Need name ch mother, Thomas ' b & par location bef Franklin Co. Connie Hale Saladiner.L- Rt_l_, Box 29, Narrows, VA 24l:i4 95-12 : Need info fam/o Thomas KEYS & Esther ~ . M 1802 Franklin Co, VA . Dau Ann m Jesse WILLIAMS 1821, Franklin Co . Connie Hale Saladiner, see 95- 11 95- 13: Need info daate of d, burial Louvelia WILLIAMS(b ca 1834 Frankl in Co, VA) d/o Jes se WILLIAMS. Her s on Charles WILLIAMS (b ca 1876) m Sarah HALE (Jennie) Franklin Co, VA 1896. Two ch Roxie & Jesse . Need help locating my ggrandfather Charles after 1 904 divorce in Giles Co, VA . Other marriages/ch, date of d, burial? Connie Hale Saladiner, see 95-11 95-14: Seek par & s ibs of Dennis Overton WADE & Lucinda Jane TailNSEifl>. Their m license is recor ded in Levingston, Nelson Co, 21 Dec 1846. Sonya B. Post, 11364 Countyl ine Rd. , Bent Mountain.r_ VA ~OS~ 95- 15: Who wer par of Thomas LCX:l<AlID/LOCRHART, b ?19 Sept 1798 poss Rockingham Co. Sonya B. Post, see 94-14 95-16: Looki ng for info on William CARR & Sarah ESKRIDGE of Prince William Co , early 1600s . Sonya B. Post, see 95-14 95-17: Seek par/ o Jesse REYNOLDS of Patrick Co, VA. d abt 1828, whose wife was Oney Their dau Leviny REYNOLDS m John Alexander NUNN . Agnes B. Thacker, 46 Hall Road, Hampton, VA 23664 95-18: ~ Seek par/o Mathais FtJRRao1 of Montganery Co, VA, b abt 1810 & rn Naomi 14 Jun 1836 in Montganery Co, VA. ~es B. Thacker, see 95-17 95-19 : Does anyone know if there is a book re Welsh imnigrant settlements in VA? If yes, where can I buy a copy? Phyllis H. Staley, 108 Hayden Ave!....L Dayton, OH 45431 95-20: Is there a r esearcher who lives in or near Fincastle, Botetourt Co who would send me s earch rates for Fincastle Court House? Postage will be repaid. .Phyllis Ji!._J?!;al~-' __see ~-19 95-21: Looking for par/o Jane (PARMER) WALRCM>, w/o John WALRaID & who d in Bedford Co, VA abt 1 Dec 1852. Jane PARMER & John WALROND were m in Pittsylvania Co, VA on 6 June 1796 . Ph__yJJis H. Staley, see 95-19 95-22&23: Where did the John DILLON who lived in what is now Mercer Co, WV from at least 1798 to 1853 cane from? Who were his par? How is he related to the Henry & Jaines DILLON l iving in this area at the same time? Many of the DILLONs of Mercer Co can trace themselves to Jesse DILLON of Frankl in Co, but these 3 were obviiously in the region earlier. Did they also cane fran Franklin or Henry Co? John m Nancy BLANKENSHIP in 1818; would also like info on her connections. L. R. Dillon, 5606 Timber Creek ct, Prospect, KY 40059 95-24: Seek info for Anna SPANGLER CAMER.Cfi d @ 1848 Tazewell Co, VA. Also 1850 census entry for Duncan CAMER.Cfi. Need help locating CAMER.CfiS of James Cl\ME'RON, Rev War patriot. Karen Wilson, Box 162, New Haven, OH 44850 Virgtnia Appalaohian Notes �%0 95-25 : Looking for Robert & Malinda/Mildred PE?ID~ i n Henry/ Patrick Co ca 1790. Their son Pryor f'El«)LE'l'ON b ca 1785 m Mary 'IUQ:;LE . Wer e there other ch? - James PENDLETO\~ m Susannah 'I.U(X;LE 1806; Nancy PENDLETON rn John BURNETT 1806. Was Robert the son of Philip PElIDLETON (1745-1811) & Martha AWBREY? They carre frc:m Culpeper Co. to Pittsylvania Co. Jon-Eric Thcrras , 201 Woodhaven Drive, Lexington, N C 27292 95-26: Looking for desc of Philip PENDLE'1'JN m 1766 Martha AWBREY. He was s /o Jarres PElfDLE"refi . Philip lived in Culpeper Co & later settled Pittsylvania. Ch: Robert, Elizabeth (m James MOTLEY ), J arres (m Sarah BELL), Martha WATSCfi, Philip , Rebecca SHORT!', Coleman (m Martha GI L.BERT) , Gabriel (m Margaret WILLIAMS), Joseph?, Henry? Is son Robert the one that m Malinda/Mildred & settled Henry/Patrick Co? Jon-Eri c Thanas, see 95-25 95-27&28: Who was f/o Thara.s PEmUE, b Giles Co around 1800 , m Margaret/Peggy CX)LE in Gil es Co 26 Aug 1823; l ived Giles, then Mercer, then Boone Co; d abt 1869; 8 ch. Father could be Uriah/Urias/Rios PEROOE b abt 1766, lived in Giles Co. d after 1860 in Giles; wife unknown; definite ch Susan, John, Conly . Or could be Zechariah/Zacharias PERDUE b abt 1780 in VA; lived in Giles Co 1810- 1820, Mercer Co 1840-1870; first marr Mary cnNNELY 5 Jun 1792 Montgonery Co, VA; 2nd marr sarah A/Elizabeth. Mark E. Mattson, 98 Rhode Ave , North Merrick , NY 11566 95- 29: If anyone knows the towns that were transferred frcm Giles to Mercer when Mercer Co was formed, that would help, since I bel ieve the above families lived in that area. Then I could look for local records . Mark E. Mattson, see 95-27 & 28 95 - 30: Need info on Jerani.ah CAMPBELL who m Polly FARIES 21 Dec 1816 by Joel Ashworth, Franklin Co, VA; dau Anney m John lfOGM{ 18 Jan 1843 or 1848 by John BCH-mN. In 1820 Fed cen Jeremiah living in Franklin Co; in 1830 Fed cen Jeremiah in Grayson Co. Any info is appreciated . Margaret E. Zerwekh, 500 Mill Road, Delafield, WI 53018-1309 95-31: Seek info on the SB'.Rl'RIDGE farn. Andrew SHCR!'RIDGE b 12/18/1756, Scotland, d 2/26/1846, Fentress Co, TN. M 1789 Tazewell Co , VA, Nancy GARR.Isat' b 1775, NC d 1856 Fentress Co, TN. Mtmcie R. Shortridge, P.O. Box 2387, Mill Va lley, CA 94942-2387 Seek info on James RIDPA'.m during the early 1800s . He was poss b in Augusta Co , VA in 1763, resided in Montgomer y/Pul aski Co, VA frcrn 18051863/4. Lived in New River district. Was he ever a Sheriff? Roger Ridpath, 601 Ellington St ., Atlanta, TX 75551 95-32: 95-33 : Need par & b/p of Katherine Fl.JfMING w/ o Jean (John) LeGRAND, s/o Pierre LFDRAND a French Hugenot who came to Manakintown, VA in 1700 frc:m LeHaye, Holland. Billie R. Lewis, 1104 Voncil e St ., Lake Wales, FL 33853- 3919 95-34: Need b/p & par of Thanas ROBIN~-~ of Henrico & Goochland , & a bro John whom Mavell EAS'1' abt Co, VA. He had a wife Elizabeth 1689/90. Thanas had a son John who had a son Themas who m Jane Magdalaine LmR.AND. Billie R. Lewis, see 95-33 95-35 : Anyone researching SUTHs - Do you know a C.O. S(I'I'ff who had a son Hiram 9U'l'H b 1793 d 1866, wife Polly REDPA'lH. May have lived in Montganery Co or Pulaski Co. Had grandson C.B. SMI'lR who lived in Hiwassee, VA . Ella Halsey Maner, 743 Pee Dee Ave., Norwood, NC 28128 V1.rg1D1a Appa.J..a.oh1an Not;ee �~/ 95-36: Need the rraiden narres of Mill ea, w/o Jolu1 STEPHENS & SUsannah, w/ o William STEPHENS . William had land surveyed on Herre Creek in 1776 & John had land surveyed on Herre Creek in 1780 in Henry Co, VA. Who were Jolm & Williams parents & where were they from? Opal Bowen, 6174 Sherman Road, Atchison, KS 66002 lived on Craig ' s Creek in Montgcmery Co , VA frcm 1790s to 1826. Where was John fran & who were his par? Was he related to Anthony EOrlm, Greenbr ier Co, VA or to Sarah BCRm that m Joel imLKER 1774 in Goochland Co , VA? Need naires of Sarah klraN'S par. Opal Bowen, see 95-36 95-37: Need maiden name of El izabeth, w/o John ~, 95-38: Searching f or par/o Elizabeth RAIRES, w/o James ~, 1790s Frankl in Co, VA> What was the ma.iden name of Nancy, w/o William Cl\NNAilAY, SR, f/o Jarres, Franklin Co, VA? Where was William fran & who were his par? Opal Bowen, see 95-36 95-39: Need par & sibs of Michael GILBERT b 19 Apr 1741 Where? D 2 Nov 1829 in Franklin Co, VA. M l} Wil muth DAVIS; 2) Sally Any info appreciated. Natalie Towney, P .O. Box 158, Fall City, WA 98024 95-40: Seek info abt BRADLEYs who wer in Washington Co, VA by 1780 . John & James served on jury in 1782. William signed 1784 petition & served in militia fran 1787 \mtil 1794 when he IYX)Ved out of state . Is this the William BRADLEY (b bef 1765) who was in Montgomery Co, KY ca 1810? Martha Heinenann., 705 N. Belvedere Blvd . , Memphis, TN 38107-5029 95-41: Seek sibs & b/p of Tharas BRADLF..Y, b 1793 in VA, who was in Ohio Co, IN in 1850. Believe he is man whose fa, William BRADLEY, deeded property to him in Montgarery Co, KY in 1809, saying that all his other ch had been pr ovided for. Did these people care fran Washington Co, VA? Martha HeinaTann , see 95-40 95-42: Seek par & sibs of William BRADLEY (b 1788), who rn Rebecca SifYTH, d/o Jonas SMY'l'H, ca 1810 in Washington Co, VA. They were in Montgarery Co, KY in 1811 & in SWitzerland Co, IN by 1820. BRADLEY sereved as judge there & represented the co in the state legislature in 1832. Martha Heinerann, see 95-40 95-43: Searching for par & sibs of Merrill Joseph EM.ITH, b 12 Apr 1802 in 'AL/GA, d 14 Feb 1860, Hall ettsvi l le, Lavaca Co, TX. Lived Rankin & Carroll Co, MS, & m 8 May 1827 , Susan LUSK dau Susannah I»\.VID&:fi Themas LUSK. Their ch rn into these families: OI..DmM, EI~, TANDY , & PARIS EM.ITH . Many of us have searched for his par for years! Elizabeth Smith Burden, 202 Sheffield Pl, San Antonio, TX 78213 95-44&45 : Ezekiel ffil'l'H b 1781, VA, son Hamnah Simns & Isaac Ezekiel fMITH of New River , m 180 2, Montgarery Co, VA, Susannah DINGESS, b 177 4, dau Mary ~ & Peter DINGESS. Their ch: Paris, Peter Dingess, French, Charles Anderson, & dau Gertrude that remained in VA. They came to EX during the Republic & settled in Seguin where they are bd in Riverside Cem. Ezekiel was the oldest man on the Mier Expedition. Would like any info on this fam & would like to hear fran other fam members . Elizabeth Smith Burden, see 95-43 V~gtnfa Appalachian Notes �95- 46: Seek par, sibs, other info re Stephen J. WILLIAMS, wife Frances. 1850 census shows him in Charlotte Co, VA; 1860 census in Montgomery Co, VA. Is he the fa/o Elisha W. WILLIAMS as my info indicates? Who were her par? Marr date? Will exch info . Mrs. Jon R. Williams, 95 Mystic Lane,, Social Circle, GA 30279-5145 95-47: Desire info re par, b/date & b/pl for Sarah Ann SCX>TT, w/o Robert BrlmARD . M 6 Jan 1823, Franklin Co . Is she sis of Michael sro:r:r & R.A. SCXY.rl', also of Franklin Co? Will exch info re later family thru Robert & Sarah ' s son, Linus Hill BERNARD. Mrs . Jon R. Williams, see 95-46 95-48: Martha Jane WILLIS rn Linus HILL BERNARD in Floyd Co, VA 22 Ded 1860 . They lived in Franklin Co. Her death cert (19 May 1862) shows "J . A. WILLIS" as parent. Who were her pars? Sibs? Originally from Franklin Co? If so, which Willis fam? Mrs. Jon Williams, see 95-46 95-49: Christopher RIOIARDS, b ca 1801, rn Nancy .MCX)RE 8 Feb 1826 in Franklin Co, VA. Had ch Martha, Hamilton, Robert, Christopher, William, Samuel, Sarah, Louisa, Octvaia & Lewis. They lost 6 sons 1862 to 1864, 2 KIA in Civil War. Seek proof that Waitman RiaJARDS was Christopher's fa, & burial pl of Christopher & Nancy RIClIAARDS. Lois Richards ~_R .O .Box 723, Gillette, WY 82717 95-50 : Hamilton RI~ b 1833, mMary Jane KING 16 Dec 1852 in Floyd Co, VA. Had ch John, Nancy C. whom Daniel 9'11'.lll, Mary A., Samuel & Christopher. Hamilton KIA 1862 - Cedar Rtm, VA. Mary Jane in 1910 Census living Montgomery Co . Seek burial pl of Hamilton & Mary Jane & any info on ch John & Mary. Lois Richards, see 95-49 95-51: Seek par/o Nancy SHARP b ca 1791, rn Thorras WEST 12 Jtm 1816. Thomas was s/o George WEST, gr/s of Joseph & Jane (<::MEN) WEST of Pittsylvania Co, VA. Thornas & Nancy (SHARP) WFSI' m in VA or OH? Living in Clinton Co, OH in 1820. Lois Richards, see 95-49 95-52: Would like to corres with anyone researching John M. HINER (m catherine WEA~) & his fam living in Botetourt Co in the early 1800s. Diane K. Hughes, 535 Glenrnoor , #lA, East Lansing, MI 48823 THE LAST WORD The editor would like to give the reason why we are publishing the book " Mitchell's Reference to Map". I found it very interesting in giving a history of the US at that time -- The first part of the book which will be published last, is a n index of towns, counties, & rivers which are given on the map that accompanies the book. The SVGS has given a copy of that map to the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library. The map is large and the map division of the Library of Congress sent it to us in five section. One of the most important things that I found on the map is that there may be several towns by the same name in one state. Also the stage routes are very helpful - what route did our ancestors take by land . 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Please include the PRICE of the book , any adv er tising materia l t hat you have, and where the book may be ordered from . Al l books will b e p laced in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Li brar y , Elwood Park, Roanoke , Virg ini a . �VI~GINIA AP P AL AC HI AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ======================================================================== Vol . 19 - No. l - February 1995 CONTENTS President ' Message "Minutes" For December 10 , 1994 Twenty Years Hebron United Methodist Church Cemetery It ' s Against the Law Mill Creek Baptist s .s .s. Sutphin-Gray Family Bible Mitchell's Reference to Map Jacob Spi llar Bath County, Va, - Court Order Books Abstracts from the General Assembly George W Waskey Newspaper Item Queries Contents of VAN 1977 - 1986 Book Review Tennessee Workshop Genealogy Hint Odds & Ends The Last Word 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 23 26 29 31 32 33 34 41 42 28, 43 7, 24, 30, 32, 42 43 ======================================================================== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets (usually) the third Saturday of the month (except summer months & Dec) at the Roanoke City Central Library, Elmwood Park, Jefferson St (across from Community Hospital) , Roanoke, Va at 1:30 pm. Come early and research in the Virginia Room. February Meeting - Carol Tuckwiller will be the speaker . ============================================================================= THE WORLD OF GENEALOGY Mini-Genealogy Seminar Ron Bremer , Speaker Mr. Ron Bremer is the author of THE COMPENDIUM OF HISTORICAL SOURCES and a well known genealogical speaker . This will be the March meeting for the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society . This seminar will meet on Saturday, March 11 , 1995 (note change of date for our March meeting). �I January 4, 1995 Dear Fellow Members, A~ we begin this new year of 1995, I would like to extend greetings to each of you from the Executive Board of the Society . I trust that after your Christmas rush and end-of-the-year matters are now taken care o'., that you will be able to sit down with a renewed start on your genealo gical research. To those of you who live in the area close make an effort to attend our meetings which are of each month at the downtown Roanoke Library. we have some excellent programs planned , and we may have for programs. enough, we hope you will held on the third Saturday For the first three months, welcome any suggestion you To those who can do so, please take advantage of the many resources available to you in the Virginia Room of the Library. You will find materials for local, regional, and out of state research. Through the Society, we have made many reels of microfilm records available , as well as a new microfilm reader purchased last year by the Society . Please take advantage of these resources . Also, through the lending library, books in print and not in the Virginia Room, can be brought in for you for 30 days. Filmstrips at the State Libra.rycan also be brought in for your use . Filmstrips for out of state materials are available for a small rental fee through the lending libraries. To all of you, our VAN Editor would appreciate suggestions and materials submitted for publication in the VAN. Happy research, a,.l:L/ /:Jd.b-??Z.:., c~t4~!<-4~ Ora ·Belle McColman President �"MINUTES" for DECEMBER 10 , 1994 A special meeting was called for December 10, 1994 to launch the celebration of our 20th year. President Norma Jean Peters asked Babe Fowler to speak briefly about the start and earl y years of the society. (she has been asked to publish her speech in this issue of the VAN) The Board of Directors were happy conspirators in the deception of the reason for the meeting. Meeting notices announced the surpris e recognition . Babe received a specially printed notice. Attending on Meeting day were charter members Mae Moore, Bob Phlegar, Ed Keith, and Mary Jane Vaden in addition to Babe , also a charter member. All members were anticipating the fun of the surprise! Norma Jean anno unc ed there was a bit of business to take care of before enjoy ing refreshments and fellowship. "It was decided we should begin our 20th anniversary year by honoring someone we all hold in high esteem and who has given a great deal of time and dedication to this society. She was our fir st president and has been editor of the VAN since 1979. Babe Fowler is a helping and caring person, always so helpful to persons having a problem. She has given many hours to the work of the society and to personally helping members with genealogy questions. Babe, this gift represents the Life Membership it is our great pleasure to give you . " Babe was surprised and thanked us for the beautiful Virginia cup inscribed " In Appreciation, Babe Fowler, VAN Editor". Ruth Hale presented a basket of flowers, (borrowed to use as a centerpiece for the refreshment table) and Charlotte Haymaker gave a box of choco 1 ates. Babe expressed her thanks and . stated "the onl y way to get a piece of candy was to drop by the house"! Mary Jane Vaden feared she would be delayed and asked me to read her thoughts of Babe she had written and left in our bo x in the Virginia Room. A Tribute To Babe How shal 1 I put int o words a warm feeling from a person - toperson standpoint as well as a fair and comprehensive sense of appreciation for all of your dedication and devotion to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society? It is this organization through which you have expressed your desire to share what you hav e learned through the years about genealogy. You have tried to convey reliable as well as unusual methods of research-over and above that, you have shared interesting bits, some of the ridiculous and some of the delights of persistent research. �3 Much of the hard work and timeless hours you have spent trying to produce a genuinely useful magazine have not been known to most of us. Publication of the Virginia~a1Echian Notes. has had many ups amd downs but you tackled the problems until you could find workable solutions . You saw to it that what was projected as needed to be done, was done and as c 1 ose to " on time'' as was humanly possible under given circumstances. Having had the opportunity from the beginning of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Socity to observe the progress, I am sure its growth and its value to its members, far and wide , has been, in large measure, due to the qua l ity and content of the VAN. This is almost the only contact most of its members have with the organization. Without Babe, I wonder what might have happened to us. For many reasons, I salute and thank you, Vicey Waskey Fowler, better known as BABE to most of us, your friends. Sincerely, Mary Jane Vaden December 10, 1994. I concluded the reading by say i ng " I say We Love You" think we are tr y ing to Mary Jane arrived just in time for refreshments---a fruit plate , Ora Belle's homemade fruit cake, a decorated cake and soda. It was a lovely party and I am sorry you couldn't all be with us. I hope you have enjoyed 'meeting ' Babe. Gene Swartzell, Recording Secretary 1WENTY YEARS There is no way that I can write that in these few lines. A few thoughts instead. The first workshop was in the red until one speaker (who knew we were struggling) wouldn't accept payment and paid the expenses and fee of another. That workshop taught all of us what .Nor to do. We have had speakers on a variety of subjects, workshops, trips to court houses and other libraries , recorded cerretries, tours of historical hares, taught classes, etc. At one cemetery, we were told of the metal m::im.:on:mt that was put to use during Prohibition - rrany people came to pay their respects to the deceased. 'We have tried to help people wtX> write to us. What do yoo do when sooieone writes for a birth certificate for sc:rneone bom in Virginia in 1756? Very proud of the Society and individual rnenbers for the donations - txx>ks, records, quarterlies, equiµnent, etc - that have been given to the Virginia Room. We want to thank the CPA who helped us to get o..ir IRS non-profit rating, the attorney .mo helped us with the incocporation of the Society and those who got our non- profit with the Post Office. Still mad at the ccrnpany for rroviog Calvin across the state - we found three people to take over his job. The fun and worry of putting out the V~. I have learned not to believe every thing that is in print because I have misread the original records too many times and make too many typing errors (which I never find until after it is in print) . My best merrories are people - members and non--manbers - (sooe who turned out to be kissin' kin) I have ITEt. Hope their memories are as pleasant as mine and they w-1.11 rerreirber me as a friend and forgive tre for the mistakes I have made . The big question now is what do our members want? let us know for this Society is yours! Babe Fowler \'1fS1n1a Appal.a.chie.n Notes �HEBRON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY Craig County, VA Barbours Creek Copied 14, January 1991 by Ruth G. Hale Crush, Helen L. Crowder, William Clarence Crowder, Gurley Bethel Crowder, John L. Crowder, Alice B. Crowder, James Thomas " , Nannie]. Crowder, Clara E. Milton, Andrew Jackson " , Sophia Eugenia Drewry, Robert B. (Bernie) " , Myrtle E. (Bessie) Wright, John H. " , Alice V. Wright, John Loyd Crowder, Mildred V. Crowder, Cecil T. u Mabel c. Caldwell, Leighton E. Caldwell, E.W. - Square home-made cement marker Reynolds, Hugh Walter Reynolds, John (Uncle) - nothing else Crowder, Burnelle, Baby's of Mabel & Rush " , Glen Rush Crowder, Rush Burnell " , Mabel Burnette Caldwell, Emma F. Caldwell, Frank 0. Caldwell, Warner 0. I " + + , Myrtle B. Crush, Jacob Houston Crush, Ida Brook Crush, Samuel Houston Crush, Ralph Edward Crush, Viola Sloss Lowman, David N. Crush, Miller Allen, Sr. " , Agnes White Crush, Agnes Louise (Daughter) Crush, Robert Lemon (Father) " , Edna Wright (Mother) Crush, Delbert Lemon (Son) Dudding, Josephine Reynolds, Robert J. " , Ida F. Looney Price, no inscription " , no inscription Price, Oscar V. Switzer, Ralph C. Switzer, Naomi C. June 5, 1944 - Sept. 16, 1988 Sept. ZJ, 1887 - Feb. 3, 1911 Aug. 26, 1892 - Aug. 7, 1916 Feb. 5, 1856 - Nov. 3, 1924 Nov. 11, 1867 - Oct. 5, 1941 Jan. 7, 1860 - Jan. 5, 1943 oct. 30, um - July 25, 1948 Sept. 5, 1895 - Jan. 21, 1906 March 17, 1852 - Sept. 30, 1919 Sept. 16, 18.SS - May 24, 1932 1868 - 1943 1878 -1932 1855 -1941 1857 -1936 June 2,. 1899 - Apr. 18, 1970 June '19, 1938 - July 1, 1938 Apr. 5, 190!1 - Jan. 10, 1988 May 3, 1935 Sept. 3, 1949 - Sept. 6, 1949 Aug. 28, 1868 - June 3, 1946 Apr. 10, 1929 July 4. 1933 - Nov. 9, 1933 July 22, 1901 - Sept. 28, 1976 Oct. 2,. 1898 - May 2, 1993 Apr. 11, 1868 - July 10, 1951 JW1e 21, 1915 - Dec. 2, 1922 Sept. 23, 1889 - Nov. 30, 1965 Oct. 15, 1892 - Feb. 2, 1987 Sept. 21, 1877 - July 27, 1930 July 9, 1876 - Dec. 23, 1968 1913 -1974 US Navy, W.W.Il May 18, 1903 - Nov. 8, 1978 May 31, 1906 - Apr. 2, 1973 Mar. 7, 1906 - Nov. 13, 1945 Dec. 21, 188.5 - June 17, 1942 May 22. 1887 - Sept. 28, 1979 Apr. 8, 1920 - Feb. 14, 1983 Dec. 8, 1893 - Jan. 5 1947 Sept. 4, 1901 - June 20, 1981 Oct. 26, 1925 - Jan. 9, 1945 Dec. 20, 19l5 - Apr. 11, 1942 Oct. 16, 1872 - Jan. 14, 1962 June 28, 1881 - Dec. 7, 1975 Jan. 24, 1893 - June 11, 1972 Mar. 31, 1914 - Nov. 11, 1959 Va. Sgt 821 Engineer Avn. Bn., W. WJI, Korea 1891 - 1977 Virgin1a Appe.laoh1an Notes 'f �Hebron United Methodist Church Cemetery 5 II + + + 1887 -1961 Apr. 25, 1911 - June 27, 1983 May 24, 1911 - July 4, 1988 1901 - 1975 (Boitnott Fu. Marker) Aug. 31, 1901 - Jan. 16, 1986 May 10, 1909 Jun 13, 1918 - Nov. 18, 1981 Switzer, John S. Switzer, Leslie A. Virginia A. Paxton, Robert Jones, Gerrard J. " , Kathleen P. Switzer, Leonard Odell "'"rosty" , Pfc. US Army, W.W.11 Feb. 7, 1925 Nov. 10, 1922 - Sep. 14, 1983 (Married ) Sgt. us Army, w.w.n Mar. 1, 1927 " , Vivian Jones (July 5, 1947) Hale, Willai.m M. Jan. 11, 1900 - Nov. 17, 1979 Pvt. us Army " , Bernice D. Apr. 18, 1909 Bradley, Gleva Hannah (Mother) Aug. 20, 1884 - Nov. 16, 1972 Hannah, Howard Benton Apr. 21, 1897 - Apr. 19, 1972 " , Lucille Dudding Feb. 11, 1899 - Dec. 5, 1980 Hannah, Derrill Lloyd (Husband) Apr. 9, 1951 - July 18, 1983 Wrenn, Violet Price 1932 - 1989 Oohn M. Oakey Marker) Grave, no marker, just small cross with bleached out flowers , Mildred Jones Switzer, Robert Ray :.: :::: =:: ::::: =====-= ::=:: ===:::::: == :::::: ::::: t::: :::: =:.:::::===:: :::;::== :.::.::: := :::.: =:::.:::::..:::::: :: :: :::: == :::: :::.::.::: :: :::::.: :: :: :: IT ' S AGAINST THE LAW from " The Bathr o om Trivia Book" ••• Old and odd l a ws arou nd the U .S. - some of which may still be on tbe books! In Portl and, Or e gon, a priest or minister is not allowed to perform a wedding cer emony at a skating rink. It' s again s t the law for frogs to croak after 11 pm in Memphis, Tennesseee. A Lexington, Ky, l a w says that you are not permitted to carry ice cream cones in your pocke t. Barb ers are not allowed to eat onions between 7 am and 7 pm in Waterloo, Neb . It's against the l aw to sing out o f tune in North Carolina . In Wilbur, Washington , it 's i llegal to ride an ugly horse. A Texas ordina nce ha s it that when two trains meet at a railroad crossing, b oth must come to a stop. Then, neither train can continue until the other one is out of s ight. :'rRed-Letter Press, Inc., PO Bo x 393 , Saddle River, NJ 07458 . Vir,mta Appalaohtan Notes �6 MILL CREEK BAPTIST S . S.S. contributed by Geraldine Obenshain Buchanan, Va . (no date given - Mill Creek Baptist Sunday School S.) Nos Scholars Amt Paid Amt Unpaid 4 David C Obenshain 70 30 1 Calanna Simmon? 25 N. P . Baker 1 25 15:': 4 1.85 1 w. T . Patton l W. B. Simmon 25 l J . K. Simmon 25 10 1 15 Sidney Obenshain 5 Chas H. Rader 1 20 20 Harvey Rader 1 5 90:': 1.50 2 Silas Eddy 6 25 1 Robert Brugh 10 75 1 z. T. Obensha i n 55 40?10 4 W. T. Thrasher 5 20 1 John Hamilton 5 20 1 Willie Hamilton 2/13 50 David Beckner 25 l George Brugh 15 10 1 Allen R. Deel 25 Joe . Bosserman 1 25 1 Lewis Beckner 25 Walton Obenshain 1 25 l H. P . Simmon 25 Simon Simmons 1 25 Martin L. Obensha i n 1 25 Willie Brugh 1 l "::': 1. so A. p , Corron 6 1.00 4 William Obenshain 25 Emma Simpson l l:': Cora Obenshain:': 60 15 Laurel Obenshain 3 5 so 6 54 i.oo Ann E. Percy 10 10 l TucKer Percy 10:': 1.45:'::'::': 5 Joel Burger 1.15 7 10 Peter Obenshain (wagoner) 5 25 25 1 Emma B. Obenshain 25 1 Nannie Stanley 1.0071 .05 45?40 6 Joel Brewbaker 25 Mary Wrightsman 1 25:': 1 Prcilla A P Falls* 15 10 1 Betti Waid 25 l Jane? Secrist 25 1 John T? Bosserman 25 1 John Peters 25 1 Harvey Obenshain Virginia Appalachian Notes �r Amt Brot Over S? A~ .P.. Fa.l ls M~ P. Obens hain L, K. Oben shain ~ ;: _. ·-, : _ _ Wa 11-a£e Fen 1.e.rs Dr . J. : ft.. Jon{istOll - _; ·: s =-,. z~-..;: J a Mar _ ::: - 7.... . _ .z, z Ta:}r1b~ Oeenshain "' : ~ :; - ~ _ - - : A w· Simpso-Q. - ::: t ~-:. 7_ .I_ : . ~ - : ~ F e ~d 'CC:f'llagr.ia0 K. 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This church l1as located. on the turn pike from Buehanan to Amsterdam abo.u~ 1t miles SW of ~he present cburc_h on t he land owned by Henry Stair .near the 9~~k- from whielr the- ~6ur~_h 1ie= ri ve;s its name. This chµrch was a Baptist te~,':! hing. The- Mill Church was or_ganized Mi th a membership of 1~ f'amilie:i who are as foll ows': McNe.els, Sim.psons~ vfil.liams, Jord,ans 1 ~Holf"efys t 1<ernpers, Brcmghs~ ~e0r~s ts, F.allst- arid Ban1rn fam;ifies, M{ll C.'i'eP.k wv eorfaidere.9. -to ·b e tt-e mothe:r chuxch i n Botetourt County, Y1 r gii1ia.. · - -· -- ~ ;.- ;;. ':. " CJ. - - ~ -:: = u -· -. ' i = = ;; .s Tt' s n ot always -wis·e -to shake a fam-il_y tree-. - ~QIJ d.orr't whcrt kind of nuts wi.1 1 fall out . 'Bnd ~ 1~1 j_ d , y ,- ~ - --- F �Sutphin-Gray Family Bible Estell Sutphin and Cora Gray, married March 19. 1914 at Sylvatus, VA James N. Lindsey, born July 12. 1827. died Jan 4, 1906 at Ocala, VA Mary Bell, born March 7. 1846, died March 28, 1931 at Ocala, VA Bill Sutphin (no dates) Virginia Quesenberry (no dates) Edward Gray, died at Sylvatus, VA (no dates) Kiturah Mitchell. died at Sylvatus, VA (no dates) Jimmy Lindsey (no dates) Nancy Bryant, died March 5. 1913, at Ocala. VA Edward Gray, born Mar 18. 1857, at Sylvatus. VA; died June 5. 1910 at Sylvatus Martha Gray, born Jun 11. 1858, at Sylvatus, VA: died Feb 22, 1940 at Sylvatus W. A. Sutphin, born Feb 7, 1862; died Aug 20. 1938 at Roanoke, VA Alice Sutphin, born Nov 7, 1883; died Dec 29, 1962 at Salem, VA Estell C. Sutphin, born Jun 5. 1891 at Ocala, VA Cora Gray, born May 16. 1892 at Sylvatus, VA; died Jun 23, 1945 at Salem, VA Children of Estell and Cora (Gray) Sutphin: Clement Edward Sutphin, born Jan 5, 1915 Virginia B. Sutphin, born Mar 7, 1916 Beatrice Marie Sutphin. born April 25, 1917, died Nov 18, 1925 Warren Roscoe Sutphin, born May 16. 1918 Alma Kathleen Sutphin. born July 15, 1920 Violet Gray Sutphin, born May 27, 1923 Golda Bell Sutphin, born Aug 9, 1925 Other Names/Dates Listed: WA Sutphin, married on July 31, 1883. Retta Sue Tolbert, born June 26, 1884; married Dec 24, 1924 Otie Kemper Sutphin, born Oct 14, 1885; died Oct 30. 1956 Minnie Lake Sutphin, born 1887, died 1920 Bessie Gray Tolbert. born May 24. 1889; married Feb 7, 1906; died Dec 22, 1963 Estell Clement Sutphin, born June 5, 1891. married March 19, 1914 Fred Whitney Sutphin, born July 25, 1893 Custis Moody Sutphin, born May 28, 1895 Lawrence Ross Sutphin. born Mar 23. 1897, married Sep 12. 1928 Lizzie Pierce Sutphin, born July 1900, died April 12, 1914 Susie Jane Pendleton, born Jan 29. 1901, married Oct 17, 1922 James Glynn Sutphin, born April 7. 1904 The above Bible, which is in good condition, has "Estell C. Sutphin. Salem. 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IJ:illnn,. ..••.. .. !l /'1ncn1/rr, ....•. l·I Norll111111~crbo<I, 21 Slnolfiml, ••..••• 31 ( '111111111.Ji,, ..•... :l~I ( '.olchrook, .. ..•• •l·I ~lcwnrl~fown, •• . I·I. J.'111111 Vovtr lo ron1ony. Tn Rocl1eHlcr, ' . • 12 Milt11n, .••.• •.• J!I \Vakclidd, .•••.. 21 Ossi11i:cc1 .••••.. 2:1 l:aton, . ..•• • ..• 25 Conway,. ....... ihe conlrovcrsy with New York 4 10 8 Ii 8 7 8 3 1 12 .j 8 5 .j 4 ~ s 6 1 1 9:· 18 JI JO 7 Iii II I "I • 2~ 5 3 10 s· 12 1 8 f. JO B t:i 31 s 18 5 IO ;1 I "£1 .u :~t;. i , ri·( 15 11J11 l!l1) , ·'. -~ ··t·I· 1, • ' J .. . ··;1' 1 ,~~I , r~"1'1.~· ~ _!1 1 ·lR;r.1~,., . . .. ,,.u .. ,. ~, ~'\ .. ) ·; ·1·. ··~ f::~ ''l.it,, ,.'I ~· r" ...m.1::t 211 1 • wn~ terminated; niul, in 170 I, Vermont bccnmc n mcmlicr of 1l1c Union. The conslilution now in operotion wns i.dople<l July 4Jh, 170:J. " ''l'liis slnte is bounded N. Ly Lower Cona<ln ; E. by N. Il:1111pshi re; S. hy bfnssnchusclls; \V. hy New York; from which ii is separnll.'<I, in l'arl, hy Lake Clmmplniu. It is 157 111ilc11 in length, frmn north lo south; UO mil«•s in brcatlth, 011 lhc northern, nml •10 on the southern, houn<l nry ; 01111 CCJ ll· tnins nn nrea of 10,21'..l square mile.'!, or fi,!i:l!i,fj80 ncrcs. · . The Grcc11 1lfo1111/11i1u, from whic:h the stale tlc:rivcs ils nnmc, on '1<'<:01111t or the 1:v<:rgn:cns wil h which they ore eov1·rcd, occupy n lnrg•: part of' llol' Stoic; 011111110!"! r1f ils s11rf:cce is 11ur.vc·11 . T he n111 ~r. pnssc.'! lhron~lt ii'> wh..1<· length, nbmtt half \\'ay hctwceu L11ke Cha111 pl;iin m1<l tlic Con111:<:tin1t ri ver. Fro111 these llll)t111fains, 11rn11y stream<; lake their rise : !hr. noo~t i111pnrf:1111 81'1:1 Oller creek, Onion ri\·e r, Ln l\loil .. , n111I l\lissinrpm, whirl1 1·111pl y i11ln Lake Chmnpluin, 0 11 the \\'l:SI i the \\'hire, l'ns11111psic, nml Wcsl rive-rs, which llow i11lc1 the Connccti1:u1, nn lite cast. ,.. Tloc sc;cuery of this Stale is rnmnntie, n11cl IK'a11tif11l; thr. 11ir p11rr1 n11tl hcnlihl'ttl; muJ the nalivcs imluslri<>Us, i11ldligcnl, n11d ltospilnhle. The .wil is fertile; n1ul nil sorls of grain, suilc<l to the cli111:i1<·, nrc pro· duced in gn:nt ah1111tla11ce. Dark, ri.-h, 1111tl loa111y, iii~ ;icl111ir:il1ly c:dc11lntcd lo sustain clrou~h l i nncl 111li1nls lhc finest pnslur:ige of nny ::il:ile in the Union. \\' ool is li<:comi11g 1111 irnpnrl:int prmluct here. Call le: of \'n rious kincls nre rnisecl, with grral fi1ci lily; nnd tll)whcrr. is finrr hccf lo lw eccn, lhau is fed 011 lhr: rich while dl)vcr pastures of Vem1tmt. The l111llcr aml cheese urr. 11ni\'crsally knnw11 for their r.:-ic:clknce. • Vcrmnut is cnlirdy in thr. inl<'rinr; ye-I, hy the systc10 of i11lrrnul iml'rn.,r"""'• the Champlain Ca11al,a11tl tlu: Lakc,vcs!icl!;nllll sll':11n-h•>nls hn vc hr.,ugl1l her territory in conliguily wit It the sea. l'nrt of the lr:ulc: ~ocs hy <'nt1al 111 Allinuy, nm.I part 1lown lhc l:ik<: lo l\1011lrcal: much of that whirh formr:rly went to lloslo11 n111l llarlfrml, i!; now clrnwn liy tlir: Cli:1111plnin Canal lfl New York. This <'Jrnal hns l>crn ofi11<',nlculalile ntl\'a nl:i ~t: t11 the~ !)1111c. Vcr111n11t lms 1:l linnlcs, whose nggrcgatc cnpital is nho11t n million or dollnrn. Ahn11t $100,000 is n1111110/ly raisr.J for the :mppnrl of common Kliools • . There is nlso in this Stnle, n litcrnry fu111l of $:.15,000. 1'01'111.A'l'ION OF COUN 'IH:S. V 1~ R J\10 NT. Cnuntlr.1. Tm: lrnct of country which is now lrnown Joy Ilic nnme of Vermont, wus sr.ltle<I nt n much Infer periocl th:111 nny of the other enslcrn Slnlcs. Its clisl:incc from the Atl1111lic const, n111l from Ilic Hiver St. J..,wrcncr, prevenleJ uny selllemcnl l.icing mn<lc in ii, r.itlor.r hy the French or English, until llie colonic.'! of the lallcr cxlr111lc<I tl11:msclvcs inlo ils vicinity. 'J11t conrptrst of Cnnniln in l 7ll0, nntl its uhimale cnssion lo Gre:it llrilnin in I 71i:I, openr.tl Vermont to emigration. Vermont was orii:;innlly clnimrJ hy M11ssar.h11sr.11s; nntl nflerwn rds, lmth hy New I f:unpshire 11nd New York• In 1777, the people dcclrareil thr.msclvr.s inJepcn<k•ul, antl formed a grwrm· mr.nt of their own. Allho11gh Vermont wns nol u1l111illeil into ll1c llnioii unlil allcr tlic rcvolutionnry enntcsl wns over, yet shr. vigorously rc.~i,rrJ British opprr.ssion, nnd, throughout tloe wnr of the Hcvolnlinn, nch:tl 11 moll cunspir:nous parl in the struggle for imlrpcmlcncr.. 1lr.r sol<lir.rn ncrp1iml gre:it tlislinr.Jinn for brnvcry, nn<l thr. title of "nrcm1 11101111lai11 hop," whicl1 they liorc, !ms ever liccn regn nlc~ ns n title of rc1iown; In 1700, C.lcclmoin,... • • . Cl1illmdcn,. .... E••ot, . . . . . . . . . F1e11kli11, ... . .. . Gran•l l ulc~, •..•. 1 r;~·,·::, _... Cnunly To\'10!1. 2'·Gi·lll Mi1l1'fd111ry. l7.~liB ~ Bc1111i11i:to11, l J\lnurlccslcr. 20,!IG7 llamillc. 2J,7(j.'i ll11rlingto11, 3,!181 1;11il1'holL 2·1,52.'i !'ii. Alhon'•. 21,71i5 North ll cro. I ··~'!::~:~ · Cnunlitt. Ornngc, ... . . ... Orlcnn•,...... .. H11tlo111!, . . . . . . . \V ••l>i111;tn11,. . . . Wirulloa m,...... w· I 1111 •llr, • • • • • • • Co11u1y 1·ow n1. ~7,'1~.'i <:r;;.r,;;-.,-,-D,~~.'i lr n•huri:h. :ll ,• .1·1 H111la111'. 2 1,:IW W>1''Trr.r ir~. 2t!,J.18 Ncwfn11r.. IO r,nr ~ Wi111l•nr, 1 1 • ' " l \\'o,.ulstock. _ ______ Tolal,. ··- ........ '.!Ai1.1;~7 __, - -- l'Ol'ULATION AT lllffEHENT l' l·: IUOflS. INt;nt:.\M:. Jn 17!10, .......... 85,5'.1!1 ••.• • •••••••••• • •.•••••••. ••. ••• • •.•••. ·~ IHOO,. · • · ••..•• 151,11i:i l tllll, .. . ....... 217,R~:i IH·Jo, .....•..•. 2:1.'i,71i·I llflll,. ......... 2!:lll,!i.'i7 II From 17!111 tu lfJOO to Jl!lll to lfl'W to 11)011, ....•.......•• li8,A21' IHlO, .............. Ci:l,1:11 1820,. . ... ... .. . . .. 17,86!1 IR:JO,. .... ........ . 55,107 ..l.A YF.S • JG O U 0 0 ·----·--· --- - ·- - --·--- - -- .• or l hr Rhovr ' "''"u1ntlnn nf tfUO. t11rrr. ,,... , .... wflt•1t Mn Irr . 1:t!}Jir.t; \\ r.ilr. ··,.111nlu11. 1:Y.I. ~IO; 1l1•n( ••• d11111t1. 153; hli111t. !ii; nlit n111. 3.:lttl. Toi ft I, 4!'i!t.~i0.-Uu1ntf'•I Mnk:e • .f'..' ti; 1-'tmnh~•. 4$.5 . .,.,.,,_,, ttU . ' ~ �~ ca:NI~UAI. '11 '2 lNTl::HNAI. - vrnw m· Tlic-rl! hn1•c been scvcml shorl c1111nls rn11slrnct1:1l in 1l11s S1111c, 0 11 thr 11·1·slcrt1 hank of tho Collnr.clicul 1ivcr; i11lc111lt·1l, 11111wq1111ly, for imprin in' the 11rll'lgation of 111111 rive1. Tim White iivcr ( '1111111 is 11 smnll lll•ck nro1111d n foll in tho Co1111cdicut , 110i111li11g 11 pns~ngc for Oat.h1 1ltn11u~I ho:lls, nml rnlls. The Wnlcrqucechy Cnual, in I l11r1l11111l, i~ nnollwr work or n sinulnr nature. T im Bellows Fnllii Ca11nl 1 i11 Hocki11gl111111, is tilt' mMl i111portnnl, being nhoul hnlf 11 111ilc in le11~ih, with 11i110 lnd1s, over. c:omin~ 11 fitl l of 11ho11t 50 foci. It is cul 1lirou~h 11 lictl of hnnl gmnil~; :rn1I ulfonls n snfc pnssugn for small slc11111-honls1 raOs, nml ll.1l-liotlo1111..J huah;. :PRINOll'AL STAGD ROUTDS. n11rli11g/011, ••••• l. l-'111111 1Uo11tptlit In .11/muy. To lkrhn, ..••.• Willi;iu1" Town, . llrooltr. .. lcl,...... l1:.11Jnl)'h, . • • • . . R! M1lr:ol •liln. 4 G G 1 ltny~hon,, . ..... 8 Stockhri1fgr, . • • . 12 Shcrhurn,. . .. ... 12 ll11 tln11.I, •• ,. • • • . !J: ( :a>lll'lnn,. . . . ••• 11 !i F:tirl1an·u, .. , ... ·I. F10111 MonlJlrli'r 10 lo /lnotrhill, N./I. . .. . . .. . 31 Wc"I Top•lonm,.. 1 43 llrn1lforil, . . . . • . . 5.'i lfuuuhill, N. JI.. . 12 Ii 2:i (i,I Orn11~r, ···I ,,.,,i• llattlwick, . ... , . • r. 0111 (:rCt'U!llmro\ , , . · 1 Moulptlitr! le> 11.n•loll. Glo\•cr, .. .. .. ... j 1 n llnl111, •• , • . . : 1 \\' 1llia11>"lo.vn,. .. Ii G, 71 II rook fid1I,... • . . l!a111l .. lplt, • , . • • . Hoynll nn, ..• . , . . A! 8 llan111nl,. . . • • • ,. ll'ooif$lor.k,.,,,.. 8 ll'i11il•or, ...•.•. 12 Cl:irc111u11t , N. II. J(l 1!111ty..... . . .... 4 Wa• l1i11i:ton, . . . . 1·1 Iii 11,lutro', • . . • • . ~ lla-rrinJ!,. .. . . .. . Ci F rn11crstn1t, . .. . . . (i A mlirrsf , . . . • • • • TynJ!sl,,1ro', l\ln••· Chcl111nford, . . • . . l.owrll,........ . llill<'rica, . . • . • . . /IOSTON, ... . .. 3. Frnm Mnntprlitrl' In /1111/i11i:ton. 'l'n i\I id1llcgcx, . . . \V.1lcrl111ry, ... . . Hollon, ......•. . ! Hidola111l , •..•• • . \\' ill islnn, ....•. . I 1 f. 7 nortnn,. . ... . ... 7 JO Dcrhy Liur,..... 11 Iii 2:1 r,, Fiom /lfontprlia 3I tn Hrmt. 3!l To Nnr1lir.ct.1, . .. 11 47 f!oxhnry,.. ..... Ii !i!) l!n111lolph, . • . • • . 10 G!I llcthcl, . . . . . . . . . !I 73 llarnard, . . • . . . . !) 87 ll'nnd~111rk,. ..... !) !15 Wcatlwrnfid il,. . . 2·1 JOI Sl'ri11i:tid1I, . • . . . 7 I lj S11n1lrrln11d, .•... 21 ,\rli111:1tm, •.•••. :n ~lioO•l111ry, • •• .. J !l1 /lr1111inglt111, ....• 1 e1 G 1 i !1 90 r. !I JS 1 !?"~ Cl1r•l1·r, •. . •..•• I 12] ll Hockini:hn111,. .•. !I .tJ llrll .. w~ F:ill•, .•. •I ~i Wnlpol1·, N. II .•. G ~3 l.uillow, .... . .. . !l. From lf•11tr/,ill, N. If., lo /Jtt l1y /.i11r. 17 To Nc1"1111r}',.. . . ·l 9 27 \\'..ti•' llivrr,. . .. 5 31il Mr.I 111loi·s' Fnll•,. A Ii ·t.'i Jfarncl, . . . . . . . . • :J ~I 51 SI . .loltn~lniry,... J:I JJ 711 l.y111lc:11, . . . . • . . . i Jn 8.'i S11 t1n11,....... .. A ·I• 7 :;,\ ..,_. -- JOHI Derby 7. F1m11 l/11rli11f!· tnll Cn 1Jr11uiu1r(Qu. 8' 8 8 New llnvcu, . . . . I fl /lfi .tdle Im ry, . . . . . G llinc•liurg,.. . . . . Mo11kto11,.. . .... Ii Ii $3 li•bury,. ... . . . 12 Lcicc~tc r,. .... . . Ii 7 7 4 l!l llrnn1lo11, .. . • .. • !lti l'ill•fiinl, . ..... . :tn llut/11111/, ..••..•• !l 4i Ii i I.1111', . . . . . I 0. from f,ifllrlnn, N. If., to llurling. Iii 1n11, l't. 2 1 To \Vntrrli1r1l, Vt. :l I Sl..lola11sl111ry, .. . .fl) llanvillc, .... .. . .f1; \\'nld.. n, ..• .• . .. :;n lllorilwiek , ..• . • . t>R (;rctm~horn'. . . . . 8 3 8 fl GI If. r. r. ~r. H :tn ·1 Ii 71 . l/11tli11J!IM, ..... Iii ti I Cr.11\•l111ry, .... GI '!"! 1: R ., ~ H 1 8 fl Alhrny, .... . .. . Ii lnulmr:r • .. ... .. Col'cnlry, •• ..•. (krl1y, .• •...... O.,rliy I.iur,. ..•• ·f -12. l'ro111 111.,ll/r. 1; fi :i N. • ,, ll•<••ic~, N.Y . •. I I• l'ill• lnwn, . 21 1ln111s"·irk, . . :D l.nn,i11gL11rg, . , • 41 'l'r1111, • ...••. • . ·ff i1/,11,•N \', ..... 51: Iii 711 1:1. F.n111 1\'t.ilr 7 f /,al/, N. l'~ lo l 'tr· i~ II 1 :IF H 7 11 7 fill !:'"""· Bf! To l'ni rhnvcn, .. . !JI IV r•I I ln•r11, •. .. Orwell,. .• ••..•. Shorclin10, . . . . • llriolporl, ••••... /\1l1l i•o11,. . . •. ... IP \'rri:1·1111cP, ..... -· II J ti /n J/,,yoltnn lli1·"·"·· , .. . . . 1'J no lili ll111 l1c- lo r, ...... G~ ,Slurltlo1i•li;1', . , .. ~I !ll•lllf'I, .. .... ... ~ •JI J'I 2 r· 1 ~•'' M1°/1llt. lour~ ~!i .,.., 11 -- Jf1m1nu, . .... ... /onto' lo AILt111y, l)J11('~1c·k, 41 " . 41i !""}"~'.'."". ·: .... 15. /o'irom t:lun/ro. '/ IH ·' I on, N. JI., lo Jim. 11in~lon. S1orinr:lid1I, . ... . 8 5 B !I G 1 8 1 i C"l1c~lcr, . ...• . . . (j 1:1 I .nmlon<lrrr y, .... D l'o·111, .• ....• •.. !!I \\'iulrnll •.•....•• 311 /f/11nrl111-frr, ... .. :!ti Su111ll0 dnod 1 • • • • • .fJ ArlinJ!fnn, . .. . •. !ii <;f,,.fl, J. 111 -"• .... . ~8 llrnninf!IOll, ..• . . I; :i :111 fo 3'1 ·',,' ~·1 r. ~: 1 II Ii ~1:1 [ 11J 7 Gti 1\IASSACJIUSETTS. 7 J•JG •• • //tontn~lon, H !!11 10'.I Ii )7 c,.n,1.... 4 Ill r. 11·1 Mn1111t llolly,. •• . Tel (.'lnn•111l1111 1 Iii 2.'i :I I Jfj ·Vi G'.'! Jcriclin, ...•.•.. U1111t· rhill, ...... C.mliri1l11c, •.... Jol1nnln11, ..• . , .• llv1lo l'nrk, .. .•. \ Volcul, .••. .... y •. • ... !ll 8. Hom Jl11tfo111/ In 1111/pnlr. 1111 lo J)r1 l•y ) .111t. To J ;~•<'X, .. . ... IOI hnw11111gto11, . • • G IHll>crhy,.:·····" Ii Surry, . . . • . . . . . llttnt, . .... .. . . To Will i •lrm,~ .. . G 7i !II llorln11~........ . Ill~ ~liHl<•lown ,N.11.. S 11.i 4; 11!1 I/, IJG 4: J.HJ 4' J.11 G 150 18 IGB l\lnttnl Vernon,.. 'j . .. .•. • ,l11111cl1utr1, • •.• • - 7.'i 5. Frnm 11fnr.t1irlitr 811 In /)r1l•y l .i11t. ..r,,11•.. .. .. ~ 88 l'oGalai•, . .. I:! ,\1i1olll}', .•. . ... ' 1 72 ltiO W0<~ll111ry, . . . .. . G <:?. JRI J('l:uc111lu11, .... • . \\'nlli11g ltir1I, . • .• llnnhy,. . .•••.•• llor~ l'I •.. i 7 Hi To Barre,.... . • . ---- --- -6 21 llrn1blhJ10', .. . ll Fiom 111"/inJ! ltlll'ltll\'EM~;NT~. ~ J\l AS.'lACl!\JSJ<:1"1'S. 111 .1r. 110 T111R 81:iln, the oltlcsl nrnl most imporl:mt in NPw l~ngln111l 1 w:iq firs! p<'rni:111rntly sdllc1I liy 11 pnrly of cm i~rnnlR from En~l;intl, who l1·n 1l wir nnlil'C co1111lry 1111 nr:rounl of rrli~ic)llq 1icrscc11lion, to St:l'k 1111 11~yl11111 i11 whid1 tlicy 111ighl 1•11j•)y frr<'dt1111 or ronscirnrr, 1111rrslr;ii11<'tl hy 11il1i11ary power. Thc:y lnflllr cl 11t l'lymo11lh, in Cnpc: Cod Bay, Drrrn1hi-r ·~'.!.!,I fi·J(I; 01111 1hr.rc was lirst :ri1·tl lhc r ., prri1nr 11t 1ill1111lin1~ a rnln11y " " 11 ... principles of gr.1wrnl viil111! nncl int•·lli:;l'ncr. In fm1111li11g tli i~ pnlilwal com11111nity, the 1loc;lri11n nf f'<ln;il riglils n111l po11c·rs of i11.li1·i1l11.il< 11a~· <lisli11rlly rrrog11i1.<'cl. l.q~i<lalire 1wls 11·r·rn r:irly pa•<-<'il, fi1r tl11• i11,fiw. ti1111 of n\•cry rhiltl in llrr. cm111111111ity. ltcli;.!ion 11 :1s 1lw fi"t «:111' .,f till' colonisrs. nntl, in i111i1ali1111 nf lhe primitil'c Cl11 i sl ian~. llwy 1l11·1·w 1111 11 ... ir properly into n 1·11111111011 stod< ; hut tl1n cxp•·rirnrl! of 1111· 111i<cliir{q n1 ;,,,,l: from 1his polit ical pnrt11rrship, soo11 imhw1·d lhrrn lo rt'l inrp1ich ir. J\ 11111! ... r 9C'lllc:mc11t, 1111.tr.r the tilll' of !he M11.-mrl111<l'fts thy Colony, w;iq pl:1111c ti al Snl1·111, in 11128. Th1·~e 1·11lo11ic·s wc!'f' fornw1l liy the opprr«.<:ion<, 111111, for !he first sr.vcn:y yrars of 1l1rir '"~i1'1rncr, !'( rugj!lrtl 1tl-!'1i11<I 1111• n1 loil1111 \' 111cns11res or 1!11: !)111art 1lynnctv, 1111til 1111~ H1·1·11l111i1111 nr Hif1A tl r1111· 11... tyrnnls from thri srnt or 1lwi; nli11sr d pnwrr. Th"Y rc mni1wil ~"f"'"'''. unlil I fl!l2, when lliry w<'n' 1111ilc1l 11111ln n nr w rhnrlrr, gran11 .. J l1y \\ ' ii. li11111 nml J\l:iry, i11ch1<li11g ~lai n r . ll11ri11g lhr Indian 1111.J F n·rn·h 11n1 .<:, Mru;snch11sclts r»~pc111lc•d 1111wh hlootl n11tl fn-a ~11rr. 011 lwr soil, tl1r li1'' 1pnrk of /\1111~ri c:111 i11drpi·n.tence w:iq li)!lil1·tl: 1hn l'nnll'sl 11 g11i11 ~1 rtir lyrnnny or the mollwr c1111111ry co111111r11rr1l, nl ,,.~ington, 11 111ilc•q 1111rlh· Wr.!>l Bnslon. 011 II plain !>IOllC col1111111 , 11rnr Ilic rl1ur1·h 1111 ,,, ,. p11hlir· ~ q11nrt\ is Ilic s imple nnd 11lfrr.1i11g i11~c 1 ipr i1111 of 1'1r. 1111111"~ 1l tl11! first \·iclims of the st111gglr. Nn S1rcl1! in the ll11 i1111 1i ~~ lrn n 111r•rr. inddililc· im pn·s~ of lier c nlcrprisc', ctl11rnlinn, i11~1 i111tin11q, r111d chn rnrl1·r, nn llw 1rhnlc 1·0111ilry, nn.J Oil nil COllnlrics 1"111•1c the J\111rrirt1n nug is 1111fiirJr,J, 1111111 ~ lnssnr:h11 s•~ll!!. or or ' �lilKIE~ }.j ii :~·.P~ ,, -· · ~ '~ii 214 . .'Ill I' · H•C ~ ,.~·,. ,~~. :.ii: ~ ~·~· I~\: I ·. !l{- • .H.;li . •~!~ ...,.~. l. ~ .~\'. ·;r '""I) .:~·r, .. r ;·~· ~ '( i.: r . !, ~t1. r~~i ~J~ :Kf!. ,~ v11= ·1W rtii'· g :u~;3ri i~ i 1~.J, m It! 11°! '1i ,.. 1 ·~·:~:, .~ 1i: I :~l, .-111 . I ·-). '. i ~- ' • \.'I '[. vmw ;' . ..,.·i, ,\, ' L 215 ~ I A $SA l "11l'S1-;rt':;:. OF Thi~ Slate is bnrmde<l north by VNmont mu! New lfn1npshire ; enst by the Allnntic Occnn ; south by lthodc b lnnd nml Conncclic:ul; nncl west Ly New York. The nrnrnge extent, from 11orth lo south, is 70 mile!! ; 01111 fro111 cast lo m~sl, 1<1 0 ; nrcn, 8,GOO sq1111rc miles, or 5,H 0,000 ncrcs. The Urccn Mo11n1nins mngc thro11gh the cent ml parts of tire S111tc, from north lo so111h. These mounlnins, in their whole extenl, uliouml in nolilr clevnlions, da rk-g reen fo rcsls, plensant anti shdterctl vnllcys, 111111 nn infinite vnricly or i111pressive sce111•ry. The highest pr:uks ore, SaJ1llr l\11., Taghlrnnic, l\ll. To111, l\ lt . I lulyol<c, &c. Massnc:husnlls lms 110 lnrge rin:rs wholly within hnr lio11n<ls. The Mrrri111nclc pas~'!! Qllt of New I la111pshire inlo lhc norllinm 1livision of tlir S1nh:, <·111plying i11to the sea nt Ncwlo11ryporl. The Co1111cx:lic111, iu lrnvNsi11g ii from norlh lo south, ncnrly hisct.:ls !he S!al<;. Thn I lo11saln11i1:, Charle~, nnd Ipswich, Neponset, 111111 T u11nlo11, th1111:.;h lhc:y have sli1111 co11rses, nrc plenso11t slrenms. Tlic deep lilly hclll'C<'ll Ca pe Arni nrnl C:1pe C0tl 1 which hns given nnn1c lo the S tnlr, lins ca11sc1\ ii lo he k11own in !he oilier Slnles hy the nnmn of lhn Hay Slale. Cnpe A1111 [)l)u1ttls ii on the norlh, nnd Cnpc Cod 011 lhc so111h. Agricul'.lll"f: rcceivr!I lwm grenl nll1:n1io11, nnil is cnncl11clcil wil h 11 s111w·ri11r tlrgm: of s kill nn1l inlclligrncr. Commerce a11d rnan11fi1d11 res ;ire , l111wcvrr, the gn•nt olijccls of p11rs11il. Jn !his Slnlc, !her•: arc 111'ar '10 111illi1•11• of cl11llar~ im·nslrd in rnn1111r.1cl11ri11g sltick ; or which, u! 111illicms 1111' r rnpln yc·cl in Lowr.11 olonc. This placr:, which is srco11d 011ly lo l'illsl111ri:, us a rna1111liic:luri11g lown, nnd nrny he considered !he llla111:!1t•slcr of Arncrira, hall Leen 1111nx11mplrd in ils r::ipicl growlh. II wns c:nnmwncccl in 18 1 :1; li11l ils pri1wipal i11i:rcnsc dnlcs from 18:.!'.l: ii 1u1w eo11l11i11H fro111 I!! to 1 :1,000 i11hnhilnnls. Irs vnrio11s collon 111111 woollen fndo rics gi1'r cmploy1nent lo nLn11t G,000 opcralivcs; lhn g('(:nlc:r part or wh()m 1111• fo111ales. All(mt JO~ million pot111<ls of collon, nrul 11e:ir sr:vnn l111111lrril tho11sa111l po11111ls of wool, nrc cxpcnclctl n11n11nlly, i11 lhc pfQd11clinn of nl~ 1111 '27 million yn rds of cQtlot1 nnd woollrn goorl~, 01111 c;1 rpr·1 i11~. Tlic s11pply or lrHl~r-pnwcr from lh!! l\lcrri111ndc is cnnv1·11if' 11l 11nd 11n/i1ili11g. W:1lllm111 is liltcwisc 11olcd for ii~ nmn11fi1cl11rc~: :inrl in 1hn town of Ly1111, fr"rn 1j IQ~ 111illion pnirs of sh()('!< nre mndc nn111111ll y ; the principnl parl of wl1irl1 arc <'.'!porlcd lo the \\'csl Jndir~, nncl !hr: soulhcrn Slnlrs. The~ conunr.rc:n of l\lnssnr.l111!>clls extends IC) nil pnrts of th!! glohc. In llm a11u111nl of ils s hipping, it i~ nmon:-: the lirsl in Iii~ Union ; n111I, in ir~ i111porl tra1le, scem11l C111ly lo Nnw Yorlt. 111 IFl:ll, lhn i111porl!'! 11111011nlc1I lo$ I 11,26!J,O:;n ; 1111<1 the cxporls, I•> $7 ,73!1,70:1; of which, $·1 ,0~!7.~01 1v11s domcslie proclucc nncl m:111111i1cl11rns 1 nncl $ :1,701l,<l82 foreign pro1l11r:r. Twc11ly million!! of dollnr~ ore employed in b;tnl<ing cnl'ilnl ; 111111 0~0111 c:ight millions in ins11rn11cc oniccs. 11 )'his Slnlc shares the greater portion of tho whnlc nncl hauk lislu:r;rs in the Unilc1l S1nles. This pursuit employs mnny lho11s:intl l111ruls, fi1rn isl1n nnn of 1l1c most imporlnnt hrnnehcs of trn1lc in lh c~e pnrls of the Unilrtl S111t<'~, nnrl trnins vnst numbers of the most intn:piJ and cxpt-rienccd 1111ui, 11Cr!< in the worlJ. I In litemry, religiom1, nncl ehnritnhlc inslilnlion!l, nrn thr pri1lc of llln~M· cl111~r11s. W ilhin n few year!!, Boslon nlono hns cxpr.nclcd nrarly lwo million~ of llollnrs for Qhjr.cls of that clinrncler, rxrl11sivn of nn nnnunl C.lpcnrlilnrc of nho111 $200,000, fur thn s11pport of public: nncl pri vntn sd1ook 1 · ~~lr1 I GEN EllAL l'Ol'Ul.ATION Of' COUNTIES. C4"1uolica. 1 '~• 1 •;: 1~· 11 1 County T 1,wn1. 3,!il7 l·:,lgnrtown. i-;,.1c111. hnrnslnlil~ 28,51·1 llor11•l0Ltc. llcrkHliirc,.... .. :n,i;:i;, 1.cunx. '" 2 ~ •N. . lk1lforil , II rr•aloI , • . • • • • . . ·l'.I,,,J 1n.un 1on. IJ ulw'•, , ...., . . . fl2,fl5~1 ~ Ncwlntrypor l I 1'"wicl1. Frn11~li11 , . .. . .. . 2~ ..'iO I l•H'r.u liulil . ll oinp1fi·n, . . . .. , 31,6:1!1:';pri11gli1•ltl . F.ssc.1 , . • • .. . . . I t;n11nlit11. l': i!~/1~n · C:uunly To\\O•. lto1upsh~ -Ji1,~5.1 Nnr \11;,-;;;~,: · M' tl II 'llil (Cn111l11i1lgr, l t. c.sc.x, . . . • .. 17 ,. ' "oncruJ. l Nonlnckcl, • • • • . 7,20:1 n11luckcl. Norfolh, .•.. . • . , ~I ,!17'! 1>.-1llo:u11. l'lynionl h,. . .... ·1:1,11 1t l'l.v11111ulli . Su!folk, .... .. .. li'!,lli:I /IOS'/IJN. Worccalcr,· .... 8 1,li:J.'i Worcc•l<'r. Totnl, ..... IGIO,-IOSI l~WUl.ATION AT lllFffllt.NT l'~'. lllClllS. In 170 1, 70,000; i11 17·12, lG l,UOU ; in 17fi:J, 2 11 ,02 1; in 11G5, 227,!l'.!G; in li7G, :J IB,IJ!l·I ; i11 17ll l, J.'17,.'illl. In I i!lll, .• '" .... ' .. . :1 IR.187 1:-ICRf:AS,:. Hlllll, . .......... . ·1~2.fl·l.'i From 17~0 lo IAllll, ....•. ,... H.O~.R 18111, ..... . . . .... -172,ll!O 11:-tJU lo lfllll, .. . , . ..... ·l'I, 1!1.'i I t\~11.. .. . . . . . . . . . .'12:1,287 IHIll tn Itl211,. .. .. . • . • . .'i t ,'! I7 1B:11t, .. . ...... . .• r.111.~08 18'20 to ltl:IO, ..... , .. .. 1n,121 O( lltr. nlm\'C' pn11111:\ 1ion of Jll;lO, rh,.rr \\'rf'', \\ hi 1r ftfol«"fl', 1..•11.t~.f; '' l1f\r. f',•111:,11·•. :ll'ti Ii ; 8; 1lrnr n111I ,111111h. 'J.tli; l11f111I. tz lli; nliro!'I, 8.id1. Tout \Vhi to . W:J,'. IJ~.-t*rre culuri:J i\hh·' · ;l,)r .tt : t'e111nlu. ~.\~S. Tu1t1f, 1,UJJ.-Slovcts, 4. JNTEl!N AL JJ\ll'HOVEMENTS. eANAJ.S. Thr. Jlfitltl/c.,c.r. C111rnl co1111<:ds lhe l\lrrrini:irk rivrr wills l10slnn harl1nr. It e.~lnnds from Chnrlcslown, op111>"ile lloslo11 1 In Clicfo1sfur.t,-27 111ih'-"· The company \1•n!! i11c:orpornl <'cl i11 J 7fj!I, 11111\ 1hr. cn11al wa~ CQ111plt-trd i11 1808. Jln:nrhh nt lhc surfar:L' 1 :Jll li·cl; nl ltolln111, 20 i dq11h of watc•r, :1 ll!ct; lcx·knge, I :I() f1·cl; with 20 locks, nrnl Ii 11rp11·1l11cts. fi11111111il-ln·cl, I O•l foci nhovc ticlc-wnlcr; 01111 :12 uhove lhc l\lc!rrirnnrlc. Tlri:; worlt, in co1111cx io11 with 1 hos1~ in Nr.w I lnmpshirr , nprus a 1rnlc·r rn1111111111in11iu11 bclwcr.u lloslon nncl lhn inlcrior pnrls of Iha! !;1:11r:. l '11sl $!; '.! ~ 1 111111. 1'111vt11c~·rt Cc111nl, in the lnw11 of L\lwdl, i!l I~ 111ilt·s i11 ll-11g1h, !Ill r.·c·I witlc, 1111<1 4 fi:ct 1\r·ep; 01·crcorni11g 11 Ii.II of :J2 r.·1·1. fl was ori:.1i11rdl y eonstrnch:<l in 17!l7, lt11l lin~ !tr.e n since witlcnccl nnd clrx·p1•11r.tl; urnl iq 11<J1Y n very imporlnnl wu rl<, nllunliug an extensive wnler-powc r lo 1111111cro1 1 ~ nm1111l11clorirs . Jlfrtcf.-st1111c l'mwl.- This work CC)mmr.11r.C!I nt \Vom!sl1~ r, l\ro ~~~rhu s<·fl ~ , nnrl cxlr:ntls lo l'rov idcno~, IL I. It lias 18 locks, rnch 80 fi·rt Inn:.: l1y 111 wiclc: brcnilth nl Ilic s11rfi1rc, !H feet; nt !he (,nlfmn, I A fi:f'I ; 1ll'l'tl1 «•f wnlcr, i\ ll·1:l . The cost of lhis cnnnl wn!l n!to11l $1HIO,OOO. It 1r11~ cn111plctctl in 1 8~8 . The Sllllllllil-lcvel nt Won:i.:~tcr is ·l!jl.GI f~·cl olmn: 1id1•, wnlnr nl Pruvi•l<•111:n. The llum]Ml1irc 1111e1 ) fo111pdc11 C11 11u l is inlr111k d to cn111w1·1 wilh 1111' Funuington Canal nt flaulh wirlt, nml lo extend 1hr 111:c 11• Nnrtl111111plo1120 111ib1: rise OIHI fo ll , 21)8 foci. 'J'lii~ wo rk, when r.o1111'll'frd, will, wit h lho Fn nni11gton Cnn11l, conned tlic Co1111cclic11t ri\'Cr with New llnvcn hnrltor. Enlirc diKlnnc:c, 78 miles. . Sorith llwllr.y Ca1111l wns conslr11ct!'cl for pnssing 11 foll pf l'iO ft.,,,, i11 CA.inncelic11l river. fl is 2 miles in lr nglh, wilh fi l ock~. Ahout om:.rhiril of Ilic lr11;.:lh of Ilic c:1111nl is cut lhrongli n solid rodt, 10 fret t!rt·p ; nrul ~ �.f ;: \... ~n·· .'!n:J"~ ~h~~· .u;.·1·• ·~i' .q 11~ ~jJl~ '1· I .·~ ·H . .l ~! ~~ t:~ I<-~' ir··· ii~; h~· tl't J~~~i~~11 I ' _! ,.f~r',j~·~,: • t1~ ..,... · n-i ·r ~ :,. ~I ~ • ·1i . "(· } ?° "'!'. l:. • I Ci>" ::I :.-:~-'10 f~ ··t ?;:f (1!~1 :f 1:, " .Jlt . "~! i' ·~J .};" :·. •{ ;lJ·· t l: 11·1 1 ,i. ;. I I i1, r~·1~. " ~i ~: ff : ~ . ~;itr .,:'»' ' ' ~ " .'?I ' d ', .:~ ·;· t\ h·~," ,:ir ;. ·1 f· .I I· , : ~ I· 1· f ; ~1' ~ ·'. N ;-· ~ i~ 216 .~p~\lt~· ......... ~. ncnr the locks, more thnn 40 feet deep, for 300 ft'cl in length. It wn., the earliest work of the kinJ i11 the United St11tcs, liciug commenced in 11ni. Jlfn11tng1ic Canal, on the enst honk of the Connecticut river, wo~ con. slructeJ for passing n fall of GO foci in the river. It is 3 miles long, ~S feel wide, nnd 3 feet Jeep, w11h 8 locks. llAIL ROAllS· Q 11 i 11 cy R11il.Ro11d.-Tliis work wns consl rur.!cd for trnnsporting llrnnitc from the c111arry nt Quincy, to the tide-waters of Neponset river. lnduJ. ing hr:inches, it is 4 miles in length, sinale track , of lltone n111l iron: nn i11dinr1I plane of :n:; fed in length, serves lo convey the slo11c 1luwn nn clcvntion uf Bf> feet to the ron<l, nt thn foot of the 11uarry. It is the lir;l \\'Ol'k or the kin<l linislie<l in the United Stntes, IK~ing co111plr.lcil in 18'.!7. llC1.~lo1111111l lVorccaler Jl11il-Jlond.-This ron<l is to l'Xtcncl to \\'orcc~st~r. •l:l 111iles: estimnlccl lo cost 1100111 $900,000, 0111! tu IJ1: completed in ts:; I. It is proposed to continue the ronll lo the Conncctir.ut river; ~ hence, thro11gl1 Bcrlcslcire county i11lo lh() stnlc of Nr.w York, to connrcl with thr. New York :11111 Alhnny ltnil- lloatl ul Grcc11l111i;h, <•ppnsite lo All1any: lice wholr 1listnr11.:c nllout 200 miles. ) l o.110111111d l'ro1;itlc:11l'C Jl11il. llo11rl .-This worl1 is to cxl\•1111, in ncnrly e slraigl1t linr., from Boston to Pro,·idencc, IL I., 42 111ilrs. Tho co111pnny wns i11r.orp11r11t1'1l in 1 e:11, wi th n cnpitnl of $ 1,000,000. Prob:ihl y, 1li1· road will \,c finishccl in IS:H . Tho i111mensc 111no11nt of p:issc:ngc:rs nn1I mcrchn111lisl! consln ntly passing n111l rr.passi ng hr.tween Hoston n111I tlir south, will r1~ mlcr lhis worlc one of thn most importnnl of the kincl in tl1r Union. It is proposed, nt n fu ture pcriocl, to continne the roa<l to l'illwr Stouington or New London, ns shnll be fo11111l mos! expedient. J Jo.d111111111l 1i11111to11ll11il-llo111l,111 e xtrncl from Hoston to 'J':111nt11n i cli!· tnnce :l2 miles. The Coinpnny wns incorpnrat nl in 18:1 1, with n ca pit~I of $ 1,000,000. It is proposed to 1111itc this work with the llosto11 :11111 l'ro1·i. d<'rn:c Huil-Ho;itl, nl Sharon, 18 mill'!! from l!osl<•n. l1<Hlo11 n11rl Lo1rcll llr1il-llo11tl-Fro111 lloston ln Lowell, 2!i miles. Tlir compan y was i11corpornle<l in 18:10 : to lie compl ctr.11 in ll;l:.M. Tl1is work is to he earric1l ncros!I Charles river, hy 11 wooil1·n viaduct, nntl to tr.r111i11ntr 11t the cn11al hasin in Lowell; from which, th<'l'c nre lo hr! hrn11d1cs nlons the ~evcr:d 1;anals1 to tl1c f:1r:torics. Nr!ar its 11ortl1Prn tr. rmi1rnlion, it p:i~"''' through a lc:clgc of rock nho11t !JOO fi:N long, 111111 ·IO li·1·t high. The cul i~ OU feet wicle nt the !up, n111l :lO foct ot the hottnm. This is co11si1krc1l n• the commenccmrnt of n scri•~~ of rnil-rontls, to lie cnrrir.11 throw•h till' Stales of New llompshirc n ncl Vern1011t , to n point on Lalcc Ch:i1~11lai11, o ppo~ite to, or nc:ir, !'lattsliurg; th c 111:1: 1 across the Stale of Nc1" \'ork to Ogdl'nsburgh, on the St. J,nwrcnce river: the entire disla111:1:, nl1<1111 :13i> miles. The nccomplishment of this line of rnil-roncl!! will nffiml lo rhr. city of lloslon , niul tho country through which the rnr11l pnss<".~, us grrnt n111I important advnntnges os nny olher cnlerprisc of the l;i111l in the U11i1rJ Slales. A Hnil-flonJ is likewise co11tc111plot<'1I rrom Hoston to Salem : lo be co11ti1111c<l to the northern line or the S1ntc. 211 M AS.'11\l:11vs 1::TI'!':. 0 Gl·:NlmA I, Vlf.W OF I PRINCIPAL BT.AGE ROUTllS. " --- ---- ----------------- -------.'iO 8 22 Cl1nrlltm, . . .,. . .. II I. l·'rn111 //u.tnn tn s 1.. w, ••.•...••. j' J•,ut11nouth. tit.Jn •"'""· l1ull o11 To C hnrkstown,. I l.nnr.natcr, •• • •. . , l.ynn,.. ........ fl !1 ~tcrling , ...... .. ·~~· ~ ,'W,/rrn, . • • .. .. • . Ii I ·I Piinr.cton, ... .. . llcl'l'liy , .•. , ... . !! Iii llnlilinrtl~low n, •. Wr.ulrnm,. .. • ,,, 4 20 Borre, . . .•. . ..•. • ._ i· I lln111illon, • • • . • • 2 22 l'cll:r•hnm, .• , ••. ~. -: i l(.11oir.h, • .. • .. .. !'i 27 I A'\'Cr~ll, . . . . . . . ·; }{·i) t nwh·y, • • . . . . . . •t :It Monlngur, ...•.. :-. !. J\'riolw ry/IQY/, .,. • i :1'3 C:rr.ti!/irltf, . • •. .. fln li• lncry,. , •. ,, . ·I 1'! llc.,rficlol, . , ..• . . .'I.: jl ~nlirook, N. II.. . 2 41 c: .. n wnr, .... . ... ... . :J: l " f ,, l lln111('lo11 Fnll9, . . 2 ·flil A>li lirlil,. • ..• . .. • . . . . !! ·I~ l'lui111icltf, . . . .•. ~:, L·,.·. '· •fl llnmplon,. ~nrll1•mpl1111,... :1 !i i ~•mr, . ....... . 11 1 l'orta111n11 ll1, • • • • • !I till Chr.hirc, ... .. . . 1 I .aurslHno\ .... . ll o11cock, . . , ..•. ' • '1. 1"10111 lln.</1111 In' .,.. t A/IN111y, uifl ll'nr. Stq 1hrntown , ••.. 7'ioy, .. . .. . ... . tulrr 11111! Nm 1/i. Wnlr.n lcil, .. .. . om11tnn. ·o·; " '~ I ,I /,/JAN l', .... . T(• C.nml1ri1lgc, .. 3 .~~ : ·I i -\\'utrrl uwn, .. ... !;" - ,,, i! ~; >,' - • f 1 t~ 3 J11 I. Prom flnslon to' \\'nltho111, • • . .. ,~~ ~ II \\'('51011, • • . •. •. 3 I:1 :tll••ny, ,,;. f: rtrn . 1 t::..1S111ll111ry, • . • :1 lti Jitl,/ ~ 1rnliamr. .. · ..... ; ~. t~ 8111lt111ry, . . ••• • • ·I 211 1010 ,,. ~.n lli Mn rll ioro111?li•... ti 21; T o l.n ncn•lr.r, •. • 'J ..,·:: :J:! l.t·o111 irn'llcr •. ••.. ' Norlhl••ro1ii:h, . . . (jfi :Iii Vilcl1lm11:, .••• •. Bhrowehury, . .. . :J :l!l Wr•lntinstc r, . ... • Woru1fa, •.... . ."\ '- -l' l.c: icc• lcr,. •... • . f, ~ fi (:.ucl 11rr • -~ · : i•t :II Spencer,. ..•... . 5 !iO Tr1111'h·1on, .. .. . 7 :07 l'lcillip•lon, . . .• . llrookfir.111,. ••... '.: A•; \\' nrr,. . ....... . !I f,f, i\111111,. . ••...•• , '. '' p· i lldd1r.rlow11, ... . 10 Iii (lrn 111:1·, •• . . • • . • ·:~· · -1.i.:. I .. .-;t - 1" lla1l lr y, .... . . .. 12 8$ 1\10111:11:110, .• . ••• : . , ••• H - ~~'· .. : 1 •••• • 11 fi ;~ ..i.!-~ f 11· ~~{'1' -~ x~:~ '. I .. .. ·· -· :'- :Jr . Ii: r ,,.; !' 1 • •• • • • • '".' ~::-.~·r ·~ ,·: ·.::rr 'I.~-~ ' ''~ -1' h'l~ ' ·.- . .. : .' ...- \\' r•lho n1pl1111, . . . r ...' !!·, ' :· f\'1ulh1111111t1m , ... . . (11r.•lcrli..!1I,. ... . Worlhinl?lon, •... 11•, • l'cr11, .. ... .... . ' lli1101ln1", .. . . . . . '· _.·.. l>nllnn, ........ . . .... " !!·~ . ~ :·' ' ~ ·' ; rf• ·'. "I· ·;' ·:dil t ••• •' :':d:. . .. .. : :~ ;'.·1~ :: •. . __, . t .. . "i\t .. ; d~ Nan"nu, ...... . . fl Scho<lod,. •. ... . 12 t ~:1 t !~ IJIH Shcll111rnr, . ... . . Cli nrli-1111101, ••••. Floritla, . . . . . . . ,\11.111,.,. . . ..... . l\' illi:1111<l<lwn,. •. 1:10 ~lr.pl1cnlnwn,N.Y. I :l~ '/'toy, ......... . H1 Wnlrrvlcil, . , . , . l~1!I AlllANl", . •... 1 IG:l 1 I G1 :tfl S1nffnr1IS11rini:•,l'I 4!i 1\il/11111/, • •• •. • . • 5'.! \'f'(llflll , . . . . . . . . r,7 I/A ll 'J 'fl)fllJ, . • 62 Wral hn• fi1·lol, ... Ii Mic/11/r1111M, • •... 8'.! ll11rl10111, , ..... . !l2 Nnrll1li•rtl, ..... . !I~ Nl::I\' J/11 l'Jo:N,. 10:1 -10!1 Ii. f-'1m11 fln.fn11 In !I f' ~ti 7 5 !i I !i 5 IO 1 4 G 7 I Ir. • •. .. .<::.,..,t.,~n 8111· i11~• 7 l'.!:l T o I 'n111/,11./g , , •• li J:IJ 'I5 :i •I :i ·l ~ !! l!l Newlon, .•... •.. N ~lick,. ~ '· f'li :1i ~. 111 I 11 t; I I i !I l:!r. !1 I I:r;, :1 h'rrnc, .. •. ..... f, W11 lp11l1" ....•. • .12 llrllnw• Fn ll~ •• •• :J!l Clll'•ll'I' . . ..... . 4 1 l.oi1d j? llH'f, 47 Mnnrhr<trr, •...• !ii /\ rli ng lnn, !i I C:n111liri.11'."· . _. . , !if! l111in11 \ ' 111:.1:1·, . • . Ii'.! i-:..t111 r krl'ilk, ... ti-I $.11aioi:11 Spring<, It .., II 1:., "" ti ~I -. t;- :1:. ;,,. .1 1 !iii r;1; i I i" :111 'II' I l~ t·!J I I! I ~ I 1:.t I~. t'.! 11a: !- 171 :., , ;:1 J~ 1!1 1 ti'.! fl:l 1. Pin111 llo..rnn In /f,111[.. rc/. •I !17 12 !O'l 'J'o /111/ham, .• , . 4 MS Mt·1ul•111, .... ... . I Ii lli4 l/xhridt:•', .. . •... r. liO l>o11i: la3!', .... .. . G I i!1 Tficitlli'SOll, . . , •.. ,\~f.r~1rd, . . . ..... . Fr0111ingl1• 111, ••• 7 ~11 !11 ltoro', .•.•.. JO Wr•tliorn', • . ••.. 111 \\'orrr.rrr, .... ,. II 'l' . . .... . Mumfiehl, ..... . 0 tadtr nwl ( :rrcn. :i -~ " JO·! II Lni11 1!ln11, . • .. . . 1'01n(11· t, . . . . . . . . Tn llrighton,,. ,. 4 :1 i !i I :11; r.011rnril,, .. , • . _ . fl HI 1\dnn, ... • • ..• . ·I J.111 Li1<lt•lt)n, .••• .. , :1 ~ 11' llili 1:1111011,. .••••••. :1 Ci I i~ l'•·p1•·rt·I, .... .. . Ii I ill Tow11•rn1l, . . .... , r. Nrw l1"' wich, .. . I'.' J.1ffro:y,. •. ,..... Ill M:1rlu1110', ••• • • _ f, -- All•rny, ,,;,, T.n u- .fir/./. To C11111/,,;,/g ,, .. Walcrlnwn, ..... Woh lin1n,., .•.•. t.lncotn, ..•..... 57 1;:1 ~- F rom l/o•lon In N"o lfo 1•tn, oia llorlford, 3. From llo•/nn '" .. tl1 1; ~turliri•lg<',. 12 121 Mr1trirt1I, • ••••• • :1 12-1 ~h:dwny, ..... . . !I J:J:l tlrllinr:li•ni,., . . . :I l'D I to nr.or.k , .. . .. . . It I·It Milliu tl , 7 !l llrcc11l111•h, .. ••. Af,fl.1N1', ..... 21J :I'.! II ollrn1I, .. • , , , .. t: ..rrnjirlcl,. .. .. . I I ~I !l!I f, JO:. G 11 I !i I l i :l 1211 New 1.oh;\rtoJ1, N. Y. r;11. r.c1.i, ...... . . ·,\1•· :l fl (j 4 t; 1 .. ( r ~I 1; .f !I 81 -0\ l'lllr)', • . . . . . . Mn11d1c• l~r, •.• •. l·:n<I lb11f.111l,••. ff. llA ll'l 'FO /l/1, . . !!II -21il q, Frnm l/nt/nn lo :m Ill 5 If' 2J ·t ·t 'l7 Jt ~ .j :11 Ii ·II .'i i Iii (" "' II r; i; !< (. 7~ ;t> flt !I~ n11 '!I 11111 l\'rio1"' '· ll. l. :l!I To Hml111ry, •• • • :1•• 2 �218 lloorchrstcr, ..•.. 2 illilt1111, .... . .... 3 St1111cl1ton, •.•.•. Ill N. llri•li:cwnlcr, . ·I E :1!'tfo11, . ••••.••• .s 'l"n1111tn11, •....•. i 11.:rklr.y,. ....... 5 FrC'dowu, . .. . . . . ·I 'l'ruy, . . ....... . •I 8 Tircrlon, ILi. ... Nl~ l\'l'Oll'I', ••• -F1·0111 /fo.<ton lo !I. JG GENEll,\1. \'ll·:W OF _ _ \I - -·····- ·· -t Folo111111tl1, ...... i!<! 7tl .... \\'di,. ........ 1, 311 1 7 I 1 17 12. l •'n1111 lln•ln11 I G. T·'1u111 ll'orr.t121 lo i\'110 J/cil/111 ii. ,tu fo l\rr11t, N. If 21i J'o Q11inr.y, ..... (l'o ll11l1lrn, ..... 7 :n Wcr111n11tl1, ...•. :r 12 ~1!11t l:11ul,. .•••.•. Ii :JR /\l1i11J!lnn, ....... 8 211 l l11hhorol•low11, .. r. l'f).1 ·1 >i~ 1-:n•t lh i1li:r.walcr, ·1 21 ,.,.'.'."'l'h:11111, •.•.• Ii 2" _, I\\ 111cl1roulo11,. ... r. ~I ii ·Iii llri1lg1:wulcr, .... :l I)• .'ii Mitldlch11ro111ch,. . !I 31i j,1',ilzwillin111, N.11. 12 43 ;o N. /llWFO/l/J, . 21 :'17 lrny, .......... >i 4i : -- /Jrdl1t1m, ·....... \\':1lpoh· 1 , • • • , • • • -- lltt11e, ......... In /Ju urr, N. If. 17. F1 nm ll'orr.ts. - - 2 fl 7 T., Clrnrlc•lt>\\'11,. JO Mal1lc11, ...•..•. 17 llcA1ling, ...•... I •I 7 7 Fn\l.ntOllJ!fl, .... r. 23 Ant!il\'cr, ..... . . \\1r1·1 1ll 1:1111, •..•. 4 1'1l\\'llwl<rl, ...... 12 1'110 I' /IJF.NCE. J 21 l'lnislow, N. II ... J.I 3!1 ICini:•ton, . . .. •.• 8 12 l~:ctfcr, .. .. ..... ll New ~1.irkcl,. ... 4 DurhJ111, ....... 7 -From lfnJlon 10. /11 .'\.1lt111. Vocu, ......... To Cl1orlcslo1Yn, • r.y1111, ........•. I B .5,,1 ..· 111, •••••••••• 5 -- '1'11 <l11i11cy, ...•. u IJi11ul1:1111 1 • • • • • • ~cit11.1l~, . . ...... ll:t1uwt.1r, ....... Ii R l'r.111 l11okt·, . ..... •I l'ly111011th, •. •••. 7 ~ S.a 11rhvid1, . .. ... 18 5 trr lo l.oortll. 5 '!'n l~11ylr.slown,. I ll ·I !ll 12 Skrl111i:,. . .. . ... 3 l!I 11.a11r.oskr, . . . . • . G :1:1 ;sltirlry,...... . . l:t ·II (rr•t1111,......... :J ·l!I \Vl·~tfi1nl,....... J :;:1 C:loclm~fortl, .·.... ;. fill Lowell, ....••. . . 5 -- (j~, -- lR Fro111 S11ri11g . 'IJJ"'l'I lo / ,111rrll. \\'1·•l !';pri11i;licl1I, :J I·I. l'ro111 /\'flrlm. II To Howley, ..... Hn.,fcml, ........ Ii \\' c•llicltl, .... .. Ii A1ulo\'cr 1 A 2 II J'o:wkc•l111ry, .... Ii l!i Lowell,. .. ...... 5 :11 !l:I ••••••• -- 5i 12 1 1~ 31 ; :11 3; ·1 ~~ ~j I Jir/1[ Ill Allmny. 12 llcchcl,. ..•..... 20 211 l.c~, ..... • ..... 111 !!Ii ~1ricldoriolgc, .... 4 I l. 1"111111 nns/011 '" F.1/111011/h. I .. 13. Frum l fo1ln11 ]'1m·;,fruet. 'l'•1 llo1.(l11try, .... I !l 27 I :i. 1·'1 nm Srilrns to / ,,,.rrll. :11 :lll ,To North llc111lini; II f; 51i A111lol'rr, .... ... 1Ci\n:ann • ••...... C:loallonnl, ...... . flt 5 N:i:-iP'i\U, • •••••• • ~dm1hu~, .. ...... G ;, IJ 3.1 4J ~; ,. •" r.·2 r.~ iJ r:rrruhu,cl1, .. ... ti i·t 1!1 Af,/IANI', ..... I I'll RHODE ISLAND Is Tll F: smnllcsl St:ilc iu the Union, l111l is pk11s:i11!1y sil1111frd, n111I P'"'· sl';;~es 1111111cro11s for:ililics fur commerce nud 1110111olioclurcs1 ll'loiclt 1l1r. Clllf'f· : 1 prisr. of its i:ili:1.r.11s Im!! improved lo grr.11t nolva11111gr:. Tl1c fo11111lcr of tlois S tale wns Hoger Willin111s, n tnnn rr.1nnrlrnhl1! li1r !tis l11~11r.vol<:11rr, I j11stirc, and pn<:ifrt: pnlir:y. I lo: \m s l1:111i ~lwcl from llrr! l'lymo111l1 C(llony f.,r I uvowing lhc cloclriur. of tire r.q11nl f11lc :ralion of nll religious !;<'Cls in lllf' s:i111c pnlilicul comrn1111i1y. In I n:l(l, loo p11rrloas1:1l lancl~ of Ihr: Indian~, n11ol, in cn11j1111clion with loi'> foll11wr.rl', fiJtt1ulc1l tl11: prr.sr.11! llm1ri.c:l1i11g city of' l'ruviclr.ncc, which plt1rA: he 11111;; u:1111t•<I in grnlcliil nr:k1111wll'clg11w11I c.r · the prnlr.cliun of l lcnvcn. 111 111:18 , William!! wns fi1llow1·d hy Co1lri11gl1111 nucl c.thers, who sclllcd lhc ir;ln111I rol' Hhoclu lslaud. lly lhc wise policy ,,f : Williams tow orcls lhc l111li:i11s, nod his respect lo nll sce.:ls of n!ligi1111 1 lhi•1 cnlouy wns rcndcrc1l C:>iC<:r.tlingly pro.c:pt:row;. TllU sclllcmr.11t Hl11~Jt. lsl:rnol was, for n long 1ie11c 1 rr:winl1:1l wilh n jcnln11~ cyo hy its l'mrcrr.11 , 11e:igl1l1nr, J\las.<;nchnsr.lls; 111111 lht! r:nl1rny , 1h:prive1l of 1111y nssisfne11:r, 11n• i li111·<'1I l111l1!pc11cl upon its own ~rowing rcso11rcrn. \Vlu:~u thr. l'onft:dr·rnry ;I 111' 1111: I l11i1rcl Colnni•~!l c1f New E11~l:ond wm1 fon11r1l, in 1liol:J, IU11 1,fn l.~ 1111111, :I a.t. tlil~ i11sla11rc of l\lnssiu:huscll>l, \\':Is cxc:lt11l<!cl fr11111 ii, urul lier 1'.nnun'.:: 1 or 1 11!1 JI llO IH:.lSl.A NI>. eioners were not nel111 i11r1I in the congress of •kptrlit·s wlticli li1r111rrl ii. ( lu her pclilio11ing, fi\'C y1::or>1 n01'f'\\'Oft)s 1 lO fie rC<:CiV!'.f llS n Jllf'll1l~·r, lwr rcrp1c.<;( wns rcfusc1I, unh~-;s sloe wn11lcl consent 111 lie i11corp11r:1 l•·cl \\'itlo l'ly1110utl1, nnol tl1r:rchy snrrrnclcr her sc•pnralc <':<isft·nrl". Thr. 1·11111li1i"11 wns rr.jcr.lccl wi11io11l l11:silafi1111, nrnl J>ltc w:is nc1·cr ncloniltl'J infn th<! ro11. frrl<:rncy. For n long 1ll'ri11cl prc•\'io11s lo Ilic Amcrirnn TC\'11l11liron, Iii•· nfliiirs of HliC1cl1: Island :ire loarrcn ol' i11c:i1lc11ls. Forfl11mrc in li\'irw 11111l•·r n wr.ll-rcg11l;olcd <lc111cx:r:i1:y, f'njoyin~ 11 ~:il11hri1i11s cli111nlc, nn1l l'"~:..!',ill:! grcnl n1lva111agr.s f.or 1:m1111wrc1:, Ilic inh:iloit au l~ of llois pr11\'itu'.e', if llw~ 1lnyr.1l mi tlisti11g11islo1:ol p:ir! in 1hc 1lr111nn of lift·, w•:rc: prn~prr1111 <; 111111 1"'l'PY· Tlois tr:1111pril pr.riool wns lcmni11nlc1l, in llfi~i, hy 1111: sl;nnp :wl, 014ai11.c:l whid1, nrul cvny olhl'r vi11lr11t:c of lhc llrilish C:ovcrnerwnl, ltli•wlt· l.~lnml nppnsc1l 11 ;;t<·:ioly :u11I offcclual resisl11111·1'. As t·:irly n~ 1771, 111,. roynl s1<1rl'S nntl 11r1illny \l'e:rc s1·i:t.1·ol; 111111 wlorn the day nf "I'''" \\llr 1111 wnccl, she ao:lccl n r.011spicu1111!l part i11 t lrc rr.n1l111i111111ry c1111lP~l. I11 rlw Ii cc1111·c11linn wlrit'h 11wl in I 787, for tl11~ p11rpos1; of rt'l'i~ing the Ft•d,.,.:d Cow;lit111inn, Hlc'"I<: l:-;lancl 11·11s 11111 rcprf'-~<.:11lerl, :in.f for 8111111! ti1111: 1·,·i1w•·cl cnnsiclerahlc l111srili1y 111 Ilic 111:1\' f'rn111c nf gn1·r.r111m:nf. })lcr. was tire: la.~ 1 of lite nri~innl ll1it11:e·11 Sl:olrs lo nrccdc to lhc prCSl' nl com;1i1:11io11, lu·r C(lllSClll lii:ing rrlankol 11111il J\lny, 17!1!1. Hho1!1: l:<laucl has llll wrillcu cnns1i1111io11 1 nnd 1lifli·rs in lhi ~ l'l'!'l'<'d frn111 1!1r. oilier S l:ilts. ~le•: is go\'l'rncol l1y lhc l·lmrlo·r of Clcarl1·s 11 ., ~1a11f1 ·1I in lQ(J:J, lhr. pr11\·isim1s (Jf which nrc so lihcrnl, tl1111 lillle: i111:011\·c11il·11cc lea~ liccn loillll'rlo r.xpr:ri1·11c:c1l fro111 1hc wnnl of a con~1;1111i1111. This 81alr. is hn1111el1·1l nnrlh nncl r.nsl by J\lnssnclnrse:ll~, snnlh hy 1111• Allanlic; ()1;1•:111, and wr~I loy Cor111c:c1ic11t. Its <':<1<:111, fr.1111 1111rll1 lo s11111lo, is nlm11l •18 mill's, nnrl frn111 <·asl In wc:sl, ·I~; nrra I ,!inn s•111:irr. 111il· ·~. or llliO,IJOO ncrrs. The f.1co of lier. co1111! ry is mostly lcrcl, nrrpt i11 Ilic 11ne th. \\'CSI, p:irl of' wftic:h i3 hilly :011cf r11c.:f;y. 'l'lor. s11iJ is ~<·nrrnlly lll'llt:r ael:oplc·cl 10 g rnzi11g 1lea11 1ill11gn. A fnrge: prnporli1111 of llu: 11nr1h.11·1·~1t·r11 m11I \lf'~I· , 11 crn pnrl l>f lier: 81a1c l1as 11 1loi11 unrl lrn n soil, 11111 1111: islands :01111 n11111try h11rclcri11g 011 Nnrmgans•:ll flay nrc of grt':tl fi:r1ili1y, n11ol 11r1~ r1·lrl11alrd li •r their fine cnllle', 1111tl lhn al11111oln11re: n11cl rsccllcnr.1: of tlwir lo11lh:r :i111I chr.c·sc. The procl11rl.c: arc c;onr, rye, l1arlcy 1 o:ils, :11111 sornc: wh1·11f. Tho islniHJ of IU1od1: lslre11cl i~ c1:lc:!Halcd for ils 1~ ·;i111il'11I, rnltirnf•·cl nppf'nrn111'!:1 nbn1111cling in s111nr1l h S\\'e•Jlq, 111111 L<~i11g 1li\'id1:rl witl1 i;rral 1111ifimni1y i11111 ,n•lf.1illccl lirlok Tlor. cli11111fr. 11111r:h rr.s1~ml 1l1 ·~ thnl 111' Mnss11ch11.<;clls 01111 Co1111r.l'lir.11l in ils snl11loril y: lhn pnrls 111' I hr. f'tah· n1ljm:e11l lo Il1r. ;;e•n arc f:1rnrc:il wilh rt:frrsl1in;.: hrc~·1.1·s in s11111111t•r1 nnd irs winier is lho 111osl mild of nn\' 11f liar. New 1·:11111:11111 ~t:ilt·s. Thi!i is the 111osl 1nanuli11:l11°ri11g SITlion of 111~ U11ion, in prnpMli1111 111 its 11111111lnti1111. 111 18:11, ll11·rr. 11ern I I ii c.olln11 m:i111oli11:f11ri1·s, !'1 liJr-:,,.lwri,.~. 01111 '.! ralico-l'ri11ting csl11l1lisle1m·n1s, 1\ ith n1111ggn·g:oln rnpirnl "f ~fi,i !I 1,11 !'1 C111plny1•1J 11lonC in the: lllllllllf:ll'lllrC COllflll. 'J'ftt: l'IJ111111Cf('ial f'l'Cl~ l "' l'il_Y of 1111: S111lr. h:i~ kqif pacr.' with ils 111a1111f:irt11rrs : Ilic 111111111nl sl1i1·1'i11g is 111·1 \\'Ct' ll ;!() n11d 5fl,O!IO Irow:. 'l'lor: 1111101111! nf irnprorls 11 as, i11 I 1-1:1 1, ~!iO'l, l Ci I : r.xp11rts, clnnwsl ir., $ :J.tA,2!'o!I ; lorei:.,rn, $ 1!l,'J I !'1: l11lal $:1Ci7 ,•J ll!'1. 111 1111 pr1rt of Iii<! Unilr1I Stnfl's lrns 1>:111l<in.~ liN·11 rurri,.tf •111 lo ~tll'h 1111 cxl1:11t ns in Hhnolc: lsl:rnol. Tlll'rn nrc in 1loi11 srnnll 811111' !'ti l11111ks 1 ,,jilt n11 ngg11'gale 1·:ipilal of ~li,72:1,2flfi. Th"lll nrc: n! prn~wnl :1'2:1 1'11l1li.. 111:hools, fm1·anl~ rlcn support 111' whil'h the 8lnl1: pnys 11111111nlly $ 1!1,111111. or or e ~ �, ·I l m 'l~ h ...... (;ENEltAI. ~20 vmw UF !!21 CONN ECTH :l)'I'. ' '¥ 11 £ 1, · ·-r~: ·t rorULA'l'lON OF COUNTIES. ··H\~ It I .~11 . ~t1 : ~1 : ·~ :~1· ~' lri:.!IJ, . •• ' ....... ... . a:l,059 ,. :',j •'. ,. ~ · /I ~ l j: I. ~ ::f ! ~ '"i~). 'r .. fo . ,::~; INTERNAL ·!~t·~ l'} ·f' 1. ~ .1 Frum l'fooi. I rl nr.t (O N<1npo1/. : Fair ll11r<'11, .. . . . Horl.r~f cr, . ..... \\' n r1·J1:11 11 1 • •••• • To (; rccnv illc, .. . ~ ·i, lnl, ~ II Chc1"ckc1,. , .. .. 1 15 'l'lio111p~nu, .. .. . 12 18 $nulhl.ri1lgc, .... II 27 St11rl11i1lg•\ .... . Ii ········ Hl~111011lh, ... .. N C\\'f><Jrl, • • , , •• • - - J ro11i. 2 3 !l 1 J.'1011t In 1'\<10 / ,on.Inn, Ct. n Covent ry, . . . . H \ ' rc~l Greenwich, •I I opkiutnu 1 • • • • • Jr. N 11rll1 Stonini:lon, 11; Samlwid1 -- ~I°! ~·· • ••••• 1 i. Fl'nm llri111liclil, . . .. . . Mtll"Oll, ••.•••• . 1 ... .. . .... 1 A 7~ IA 5. -- F10 111 tleu ct. In f'rn ri . New llc1lfo1r1l, , , . 8. ,..,-,,,,. ) :1 11 Nurllil1ri1lgc, .. .. \\'c!\l l'url , ...... 7 ~ ·I 'I ~ M"'· l'awluckct, .. s. :dtonk , . ...... n1'1111l•1ll1, ....... 'I aunlo11 -1 ••••••• 4 Fro111 l'rnoi. ltr, New llc1lf.mt 1 ... 10 drnet In 'J 'n un . 11111, 3 2 8 8 ;, M"" 4 -From 1,rnoi. 10 12 3 l'rfll1i. ·1 !1 •• ••• • H 1/rnrr In ll'uJCc! . Nt10 nuljortl, Jlfn •. G 40 1:.1 s:i Tu Scck.. nk, . ... N cw Lomlon, . . . I 5.1 Sw:in:i;r,y,, ...... foll Hirer, .... ,. 1 •• • !! II 7 fl't ir/)(lr/ 4,; In tYt10 //rdfort/. !ii Tn Por l!" mnt1ll1, , ;;A \\' c<IJ'1rl,. ...... (;~ I>.trlmnul ft, .. .• . ~pri11i: 1i1• l1I, ~" !I (; Wil11rnl1~111, 1lr11r.t j ; 1. \>, tlrur.c In Spring. jir/1/, "'"'· 8 :i • •I Miln Mi1". 'nrrr.'rt• .....••. .~11' f}Iii·; t .h 1: ,,'(.' 11 IMl'RO\'El\IF.NT~. ' llarringto11, .. (; roton :\ I 4~ fi,12!' 11.nn, .. ........ J.l,Hol PRINCIPAL STAGD ROUTES. J~ ~1~i) . ~ ~; locntr.tl lhernscln•s iu \\'i111 lsnr, Il11rlli1nl, 1111il \\'l'nllrC!rsli1·l1I. A cl111rlrr "·n~ J.(Tllltlctl In tl11•111 liy Clinrl r~ II., in lllli:!. Nmv ll1m·11, 1d1irl1 11a ~ tcllletl hy <:111igrn11ls fro111 E11:.:ln11d in 1li:ll'l, fc•rmr:cl, for sn111 r. li1111·, n 11Cp11n1tc f.11 ln11y; hot wns 1111ilc1l witli Co11111·clic11I, 1111cl1·r ll1i ~ drarl•·r, i11 lOll!i. 'l'lin pt:oplr. \\'c:rc g11·:i 1ly hnrassc1l hy tlic nrliilrary n111l 1 •11p n·~>< i1·1 · co11cl11ct <1f .ln111cs II. Jn I li ~7, !:iir 1·:.l.11111111 1\ 111lro~ , l1al'i11J.( lw1·11 11p1•roi11 t•·d j(Ol'l'l'lll)r New E11gln111l, (':llllC lo ll nrlfo nl, 111111, l1 y royal 11111li11n1y, cb1111111)1;cl n surrl'11d1·r of lhr: r ha rtt>r. Tlw 11s~m 1lil y, hl'i11g lli<'11 in s1·s~iro11, W<'rc rrl11cln11t lo co11111ly ; 111111, while tlin s11l1j1'Ct 1rns 1:111lrr fnn~icl1•rnli1111, the charte r w:rl' sr crel ly co11v1·y1·1l nw11y, 111111 ro11crnl1·1l i11 lhl' ('nl' ily of 1111 ol1I 0111< tn·n, Oii Ilic l'!<lntc ..,. ~Ir. \\'yli \'!', nnn or the: lll:t!!islr:ilrs of'"" colony. 'l'liis rharlr-r li1rnw1l Ilic 1)11'.•; j,; of lhr: gm·1·rn1111·;1I, 1111lil Jfl! H, when tlu: prl's1·11t cn11slif11ti1111 wn!'I 11d11 pteil.-lll rs~<·il 11 i1 Ji a .•al11liri111 1 ~ cli11111lc, n111l a fi·r1 il1: r1111 11lry of hill 1111.t tln ll', 1l1r. p1·11l'l1: 1.f this !<lnlf• 1·11jn1 n.1 11\llCJi Ji:r11pi11cs~ 11 ~ j;; allollrcl to nny part ol' Ilic l1111u;111 f:n11il y. fh pop11l111io11 is nlll':t}'S 1'11ll,:d1lin11gh ils d11111ai11 is nul 1•:-:1t·11sin·. Nn i\1 l:111li1· S11111: has ~wnt so 1111111y 111' its C'liild rr-11 1 or so lnrgc n slm11! of i11tl'll1·clt1al ; uwcnllh, l•l 1111: 1n '."fr rn ...n1111lry. 111 110 pnrt of'~l11: m1rlcl, li:1n· 1111or1· n111pl1· m1·1111s lK:r.11 pr<11·id1·tl li• r l'il1tr atio11 , than in this S1111r. I In i11slil 11lin11, l\!nru i11~, :tlld j'fOl'isill ll fi1r lhC !;1'11Pral i11slr111:(il)ll lh1: jl<'lljll1', lull'e pl:wl'd ( :1111111·rli1·11l 1111 n pr1111tl f•111 i111•11r:c 1111111111; lt1·r sisl•·r !"1a 1t·s . lier srhnol li1111I is lll':!rly (\I'll 111illinm1 1lollnrs j tl11: i11lf'rt•sl 11f II hi1·h, nmm111li11~ i11 18 :12 lil 11pwnnls $'H ,000, nllurds i11slrncli11n lo nht111I 00,000 chilclrrn, 11111111:illy. l'crli.:ct religious lolcrnlinn is r11jnyctl in C'o11111'<'lir11I: nn p!' rsn11 1s cnm~lb.l lo support, or he cu1111cctcd with, n11 r rl.! ligio11s 11ss<X:ia1 io11 or ch11n·h. Tl.is Stain is lN11111ll'll on lhc north li y ~l:is."11d111.~rl l s ; s11111lt hy I'"":.! lsln111l So1111d; <'asl hv IU11Jil1~ b l1111tl; 111111 wt·sl hv Nc:11· Ynrli. II i~ !Ill miles in li·11g1h, 70 11;ilcs in bn:atllli, :11111 co11lai11s.·1,70·1 s<p1n rc 1oilt·s , nr 3,0·18,UGO ac res. The prinripal Rit'rr.t nrr , Ilic C:o1111ccti c11I, lln11srllo11ir 1 T ha111 r·s, Fari n· ingln11, ::11111 Na11gal11t:I< . T l11: li10: o r lhc co11111 ry is, gt:lll'rllll)' I hilly; 1111.1, in the nor11t.11·csll'f11 parls, 111n1111l11i1H1lls. The soil is 1-!4>ntl; a111l 1h1: i111l11 ~ 1 rin11s i11haliilnnls ham uni nrg lrd1·1I its cullirnlinn. Thi:: v:-ill"v of C111111rrlic11l r iYrr, fr11111 ~ li1ldldo1111 111 till' northern ho11111lar y of il11: Stall:, is n lu:"11ri:111I 11w:11l11w, d11·1p1rwd 111 pntchcs of wl1<·n1, corn, :111.t ot her f! r:;i 11. Sn1111: 111lwr 11:ir1s or 11,.. ~tat•· Olll wdl i:11llil'ah•1l, and fr11illiil; 111111 !'111111~ p111li1111s :irt! lll'a111ifiil, a<i m •ll fmm lh•~ gi lh or 11nl11w, as thr. i111prn1·1•1111•11I~ of nrl . 'l'l1e cl1ir.f 1•rnt/11rli11i1.t arc, l11ilin11 rnrn, ryr:, ll'lil':11; i11 111a11y 1•:1 11~, Ml~, hnrlry, ln1r.kwlll':ll, flax i11 larg1~ q11:111lilit's, ,\-,·. ( lr<:hanls nn· 11111111~ro11~ , 1111il cidl.! r is 111:'11lc li1r cxpo rl:ilio11. 'f11r: ~ral<: i!', l11rn·cv1· r, i:r11t:r:dly h•~ llrr ntlaplr:d lo gra7.i11g ll::in 1illag1•1 1111.t ils fi111 : 11w:11lows n11d pnslures r11alilc tl m fon11<'r lil fi:ctl gn·nl n11111lwrs of 11r:1J 1·a111i., hnr~'""• nnd ~111 :<-p. '1'111~ q11n111i1y huller 111111 d1ee~-.r.. llllllll:tlly 111:11lc, i ~ g rcnl, 111111 or wdl .lrnrrn·11 cxn:llr ncr.. nr or or or •; J1,~; l ~:.!tt,...... ... . c,,,...\l.s.-Scc l1l11ck3to11c C1111<d, in ~lac;sad1usr.11s. H .11 1•. HoAus.-A cnmpnny wns incorporated in 18:!'.!, to cmrnl ru rt 1 rail.r11:11l from l'rOYidcnce to Norwich, in Co1111rc1ir.11t; :inti n1101licr, to conslrnd 11 rail.roaJ from l'rovidc11cc lu S1011i11:;tn11, in Co1111cctic11t. ·1·1;,;f·~g q ):. ·'• ;' 18tll to lfl'}O to CoNN~:r:T1 e11-r wa~ firl'I !<1:1tletl liy r.111 igrn11I~ from ~lassnrliu~rll q , wltn or ~l.lHJ. ( I( the nhnYl1 JV'('lllll"lion nC IR:lO. thl'rf' wrrr. whilr. J\1;11'•,. , 4:.:•:rt ~ \\ht tr rr1u11 lr~ . .fA,'?i'f' ; d••f :11ul 1h1111I•. 4 ~ ; 1+1111•1, 5;; n1 ic-m•. 1, 111.1. 'J'nl nl \\ hilt•!I, !l'.lJi'll - t°rl'\? colur l'\I !\I.du, J,SH; }cl'ukt ~. lt!O. To(n l. J•.:NS.-:$11\'C', 1'hlh.•1, J: fcmnh:!', JI. 'folll l, lL 1· •I( Tutol,. .•.. - !J1,i~ rn:rn,....... .... .. .. !11,1 !1~ '!, 1~ 1.! ro1i1lrnr~. Jn 11!10,. • .... ..... ... • liS,82!; .••.•.•.•. . . ....... . . .... ... , . .. .•. • 1 !II~ 18011,. . ..... . . ... ... G!l,l'.l':! Fro11111!111to1 1-100,.......... 2!11 ~!Ill IHlll,. . .. . .... ...... 1 r,.~1:11 1~111110 l!' ltt, . . .. . . .... 7,flml l!li .ti,:. '; ·.~;tt' 1 IS,·11 1 S. Jii11i;1100. ll'CRF.A~r.. ,., f1 ~1 Wo•l1i11~lu11 1 ..•. CONN EC'l'ICU'J'. County Tnn"' In li01, 10,00(); in 1130, 17,!JJ5; in IHS, 3 1,128 ; in 17ft:i, ·IG,GJG; !i!l,li7d; in 178J, 51,tlU9 . .·,.... r· .fr~ ~i 1 I r,,..,·. 1~. 'f..;, Coonliu. rorul.ATION A'l' DIFFEltl::NT l'ElllOl)S. .1!· : r~:::::~· l 1rovi<lc11c1·,..... 41,0IH l'~ti':::!~· Co1rnty 1"nwn1. ilrislol, . . . . . • • • 5,•llili llri~lol. l\cn!, . . .. . ..... 12,18~1 I•:. (;rccnwich. Newport, ....• , . I G,535 NewJ1orl. ('1111ntlt1. -r.. From n, i..inl 10 s.rn./1rich , Jlltt$. 13 To Ti1·crlo11, .... r. 21 I.ill le Compton, .. JO Wc•lporl,. .. .•.. !l New Bedford, •. • !) To $l:ili·rn1·illc, •• 18 J .1 tl.d1ri1lcr,. ._..... lllill111ry, ..... . .. \\'urcc~sl r,:r, ...... !1, !i -Frnin /lri•tnl lo p G p r. . 7iwu/nn. To Wnrrrn,. .... Iii ~oenrr1tr. I, . . .. .. . lli~lii1111,. .. .... 3·1 T111111lu11, •. . .... 2:. ·I II 4 7 or 'l' '.! "" �:~ :1,, .. ~ f· L1.'i~· ..rni~·: ..,~ ' ~ ·~ ~­ 222 GENEltA I. ~J ·. J '. ·•l . '· ) t\ ~ ;~ ' .. t~-i I"F .i!'I· 11·1· )J ·l·l· 'l':·~··Ir..:~ ,. · ,; l. ,\t'' ~:.~ tt ~~ . ~!1 ~-~ :):!. ~c, :~ ·~~flf ., ~··. I..iO[;:;" :. I\ f! ~tii I}·..~., , &l , I ~ ! t 0 , 'l. 1;~, : :,l;'lj .,,~- ~r'G' I·}. -,, ~·~~·il'.· -~·- s 1/ f 1·~ ~.r.~( .~i~ J .; f I ~ :~~.. rf~ .il"·f .f I: I · l'RINOil'AL STJ\.GD ROUTES. f. Fror;, /\'(10 Jl,1. Mn In /\'(10 }'c11·k. i • l'Ol'Ul.ATION OF COUNTll·~<;. Cnun tir•. )'~'/~:!~ · County Tow111. Fnirlicl1I-,FnirfidJ, . . . ... . 4G,!l50 }/ l>anl1ury. I ln rl ford, ...•••. 51,HI llnrtf.1rtl. Li1cl1ll cld, •...•. 42,855 l.itcl11icl1l. 2l ,8 L'i } Jlli1l1llclow11 , ~l iclc llc•c.~, . ..••. / lbclclnru . N ew H n-1-·c1-1-,-.-. -. .- • N I I <.:uu nly T on n• 4:tJH8 Nr.w il nrrn. } N. J.11ndnn, 4 ,"'!1' ... ,..c.. '' 1Norwich. !'t J.11 llnrwiulon, . . . . . nri11J!."l"Jrl, • . .. . ·I f'airjidd, .. .. : .. 3 R.i11i:nl11ck, • . .••. NMwnlk, •••.•. . Oori1·n, .•.. . • . .. 8la111foril, •.••.•. (j 111 21 2i :lll :Iii :!'I .f 1 New lllilforil, ..•. ltrrn1kfoc:lol;.... .. 1Jn nlmn;, . . . . . • • Hcncli rr g, •. . •.•. Wilcnn, ••• . ..•• Norwnlk, ....... ~~ G. Frum JT,,rrfnrrl, (\'Qrtrirh, . • . . • . . C. 111 ( :1., In llnnrrhill. Ntl/J /,.0111/on,... . I :I r,:1 l II i I' Grcc11\\'ic:l1, . . .. . N. Y ... . Ryr, ....... . . . . &wpit~, , Fro111 1 l~fl In I RrHI, •••• 18211, . . 275,!l-I A 18:JO,.. 2!17,li75 IHflfl 10 rn1n t•1 l I· New H11<:l11:llc,. .. r....1 C~1r.nlr.r,. •.• \V c•I I· a mi~ ••• • • r lt.:irli:111, .•.. • ... Ntl/J l'n•k, . .. •. . ! 1:1,o:;r.! 2,m IHlll... . . I IJ,!J.11 rn:w•. . .. 13,'.llHi IA\!O In t R:lll, .• • . 22,ol'.!7 3 (i 3 [, 3 2 ":1 " ·I ·I f' l l'rnui. Jrnr.r., ll. / ., rn /\'rrn Jt111rn. ~-1 ·r., !-'_r.ilnnl~, IL I. 91.•H '-'. 9ll 310 91 Of t lH: nhn\'e P" 1N ln1lo:1 n( U-t.10, 1hNP. \\'Cfr.. whi lt!. M n lr,i, 1.f:l,Ot7 : w hil r. Pcmnfo , JUi. ~._,. : o( whir.h nre, 11cn f ao1I d11 111h, 2-!•t; ltli1•1I. JM ; "l ir.11 ll, t,.fl1 1. T1Ho l \Vl1 itt1, ~t,WJ.- F1 co co1mt( 11,0 U ; Slo\'ct, 2.S; dto f n11Jdu111b,G; llll n d, 7. 'fn tnl , t',Oi5. INTEflNAI. 11\H'f!OV EM EN T S. C AI\ A LS. Fcirmi11gl n11 Ca11nl.-This work conm1rnccs at New I Tn1·c11, nntl pn~cn rhro ugh the Stnlc of Co11nccli•:cct , i18 miles, I•> lhc 11nrll1r. rn lioumla ry 11( 1lir. Slnlc, where it cnnnccls wil lt 1111: I ln111psliirc nml I lampdcn Cnnnl, 20 miles iu lcnglh, lcnninatini! nt Norl h:unplon, nr1 the Co1111cclir.11t rirrr: wltolr. <lislacwr:, 78 miles. FiOy-six milr•s of this <":tnal nrc co111plc:lnl. h is :JG ((;c t wi1lc, nl 1hc surfoc1: of lltr. wnlcr ; 2 0 fi:d n! lhr! lmlloc11 i nncl 4 foci in deplh: lockngo, 218 foci. The lod<s nrc 80 li:cl in the~ dr.nr, nnrl 12 li:<:l wiilr.. At ils co1111nr:11r.cmcn11 111 New llnrcn, is n hasin of ~O w:m~. Commc:icc<I in I 821i, n11rl fin ish<:1l in I A:J I, al n c<J:;l of $1i00,000. J·:1tjiclil C111111l.-This Cnnnl is r.nnslrnclr.cl nrm111cl E11liC'lcl Fa ll ~, "" C:1111 ncr.lic11t rivr.r. It commences 11li1111t 11 111ilr·s.nhovn 1l:irtfonl, n111l i~ f•l 1nilcs in lcnglh, with !I locks, each !HI hy 20 fcr:L, nn?rco111i11:.: 11 liill of·:IO Ji·C'f. Beside!! the nclvnntugcs ucril'C<I frnrn this work, in llu: imprul'('Ull'rll of thr. 11nv ignliun of the river, it furnishes 11 largn 1111101111! of wulcr-powrr, whi•:h is yet uut pnrlially improvcJ. IL\IT. Ho A n.-A rnil-ronrl li:is ~en projr.dr.rl from New Ilr\l'cn to llnr1· fore!, anti 11 cornpnny formed li1r tho purpose of currying it 011 , I !ii !)!; "''"!I :1: i:1rrl1111: •. .... ... 1sr·nr.Mn-:. c:rrr11lni.h, ..• . . , 17 Jll,llANl', .. . .. I 11 20 - G, 21;' !I. Frorn /fnrlfnrdl A :J 1i 10 fl't10 '"'"""" · 1 211 5·1j 'l'n l·:n• I llnrlloril, 2 1: R f::.!1 lllan r.lll·olr r, . . • .. G; l1fll• llnllnn, . ....... 'I [1 !I 77 r\ llOIO \l' f, • • •• • • • 1: 7 8·11 C:11l11111hin, . . . . . . 1i G !lll, l.cliocrcrn, .•.•• .. 7 Franklin, ••• , . .. 1 9 111,.1fiir1I, ••••••. ! 1 2. Prnm l'ElllOll~. Jn 179rl, .• 2:17.!J.lli I ROil,. . 2!i 1,011·2 1810,.. 21i l ,!H'.! '~ 11;1 1\ ."' cw -~Ill on, • • · T nllniul,. . . . . . . . JR,7011 T ollnrul. Wi111ll1n111, ...... 27,077 llrooklyn. 'l'•rl nl, .. . . • :.!!i7.(;7f, l 'Ol'IJl.ATION AT DIFFt·:HENT In I i OI,.. 30,000 111!1, . . 100,onn li:ifi, .. 1311,fil I 17i ·I, .• 1 !17,~!i fi Ill:('.!, .. 211:1,l.~O 1 1 1 1 C:n 11111ir11. I lo Norumllc. " "'"'To Fnrrninglon, • '• To Milforcl, •.... I Marnorcmcck , ••. ·~ :r.:.. f ''Ji Ot' 1 :j(. ·z•: vmw Th() 111111111f11cl11rtJ of Con11cclic11t nre considemlilc; nnu Ilic ingc1111i1y nnd i11t!11slry of !ho p<:(lplc, i11 ti.is line, lmve n rnpnlation ct>exlcnsi1·c wi1l1 lhe U11io11. The pri11cipnl nrliclcs nrc collon nml woollen ~nQ<lii, clor.k~. glass, l1111s, bu lions, firc.nrms, n large umoun t of tin-ware, nml many ollH··r prod nets. The foreign lr:ulo i!! chiefly with thr. West lnclics; hut it iR lr.ss cxlcnsi1r 11 titan !he cnnsling lrncle. The cxporls were, in 18:J I , $ 1-18,883. Nr w Lonclon, Sto11inglon, nnu some olhcr luw11s, hnl'e lutcly c11gngccl, with much !!Ucccs!l, in lhe whnling h11si11cs~Tl1cre nrc lwc11ly lmnks, wilh 11 <"npilnl of 11pll'rrnl ~ of li1•c million~ (Ir rloll:irs i lic~iclcs wl1id1, !hero nrc 11 insurance co111pa11ic!l, 111111 five Lnnk, for savings. J(· I (r====~:;:=;==~ 2'2J CONN EC'l'ICUT. . . 1 .J ~" : l'lniufi..!11 1 • • • • • • City, .. . Nnrrr.it.h, .. .•.. • /\'tin/ ,n111/n11, • • • • \\'nli:rf.1rcl, . . . •.. ~· f.rmr, .. . ..... . J«n:tt'~ R..y 11 .....i. •. . •.. , ! ,_ I\ illi~1gw11rll1, . .. .' 1 ~fn1111to11, •• • • •.• . I r:uilforcl, ...... . ' llin nfnrcl, • •. • • .. •:n•l ll nvcn, .. .• ' I l ~ NEii' JIA 13. Fro111 I'/~(\',. II 1:. •I Ii ~ 1:1 3 1:1 ·I !I ·I ft !I :l ·I N'>n If,,. Hn In l'n11glikrrp. : ,;,, N. )'. I· ,.., n.r.•"r·...... ll11ultn!(lo11,..... Monrm:, .... .. .. ~I Newlon_. . • • • • . • . · llnnloury, . . . . . . . Millfnwn, N. Y... l'nllcrHnn, • • . . . . t'iolrkill, . .. . .. .. l'ougltkrt }'• it, . • . t fl' 1, •I 7 Ill fl R H I :J Frnm lfrrrtfnrcl la f\'rro llrc 11t11. To Fnrn1iuj!lon, . !J ll11rli11glnn , . . . . • n a:I /,j/,ltfirld, . • .•. , . - 1 '11"""1 sr. n ..... 1 171\H!"'Oiclil, ,Clrnllrn111,,.. • . . . • •••••• • r. :111 :JI 8 ) .~ r. Ill 7 fl 21 :11 :I!< .11; 1111 1;· Jfi I! !! I :111 ·Ill ·Ii !ii Ii i f. Ill 71 ·I 10 1: 2 ..I'" l ·I l<I r;; li!I ~I !.?'I 1r:J !ii f, r.ii I ;:1 !lR 11:1 ,_ ~. , 7! Pj ·Ii To ~I"""''· . . . . . 5!i 1\11w11i:i, N. Y. . . 120~ Ci~' Wnnl1inr, lon, . . . . 1 8 li!l\ l' l1·n.arr l \'o llcy, . i7 /'otrl!l1lup«i(, , .. Ill !I 101 p J:I 1•1 2:1 2 ·I )(; !-'l'r nrcr lown, ... . 5. l·'rn111 ll•11·1farcl 1 !'t7 To l·~i' l "'i111l, M,I ll1 r.n l·:nfor l•f, . . . • . . . • 1~ , I R1 ICI. Ft 11m lfn rl !!!ii f n11l lo ll'n1t, Ii Mr n1lnw, n1 .. lifl Spr i "f!fir/.I, .. ••. ·I 2!1 ,,,., •. 76 ~ ... 11i llo<ll•:y, . ··112; •II To l·:n<l llortforcl, :\111ln·r<I, . . . . . . . 12 ~:II f.,.1 Wi111l•or, .•. !if1 Ellinglon, .•.... !, Sm11lc·rl;i11• I, . . .•. !'t 1;:11 ~.,. ....,. . . ...... . l\lou1 :.£!11r, ••. • • • N.. r1hri..r,1, ...••. Ill P Willirnlrarn, lllo•. lli11<1ialr, N. JI ... 8 81 l'nl111cr, . . . • . . . . 5 Rfi Won-. . .... . ... . 2f. ltrnllldrrorn'. \ ' I. -:111 ( : 11r~lcr fir•hl, N. 11. ·1 !HI 7 !17 11. ,..rom l'ra,,i. J fi \V r. lmorc l• 11J, •. fl 10;, drnr.r, /l. I., lo •11 \\' nl1··I .., ......•. •I IO!I /fnrr/urcl. [17 ll1·1low•- Follit, \'I. (ill Ch~rkstnwn, N. 11. !I I JR '1'11 ~i fn~lr,.... . 1:1 ( 'lnrr.m•Jfll, • . •••. 11 1'2:1 Fo•lrr, It. I.. .. . . 77 Corni• l1, .••. ... . JI I-Ill l<illicr ~ ly,. . . ..•. I HI l'crcrrfr r l,....... . ll'i11 d~or, i J.I~ r\ •fditrrl,. ... . . , . !HI l'binforlcl, N. II .. JJ If.I lll n11•fil'l1I, . . . . . . f) (J r..c•ftilllfl l1, , • ,, ,. , .f ((;!i ( ;,n•rrlry, . . ... . . Ill I llnnCJl'cr, ..•. , •. !07 l.y111r, .. . ...... I 0 17.'i ~l nncl1c•IN, . . . . . 111 Orforrl, .• . .••.•. i I fi•J 1-'.n~I llnrlforcl,. .. r, 1117 II A 1/ 1',..0 /l/J, .. l'iPrmoul, • . •• , •• lf.cruhi//, •.••••. (i l!l.1 12. Frnm ]'tori. 7. F'rn111 /Irr rt {orrl ''"'''· fl. I., rn /tli1/rllrlnrM1. In 1.ilr.h/irl;/, T n F o<IM , II. I.. 12 To Fnrrni,'1g lo11, . • !l Ir. ll ri, 1ul,. . • •••••• j 1r.l l "ill i 11~ly, . . . ... . 2:1 l'lynrnulh, . ••• , • 7j 2:1 llrr.,1klyn,. .... • . J:J /,ilGhjir/r/, , , , , , . fl: 31 ll'i11cllrn111, ••.• , ., ( '.,,l111rrl1in, . . . . . . .fl ll t·l•r1111 4~1 R From Un r 1.furcl ( ' l1a ll111 111, •• •• • • . , r.:1 In 11/11<1ny, N. )'. Mi.Jr//rlmrn, . . . . . 71i, T o f:n 11l1111, • . . .. I I :l New llnrlforcl, ••. !i IAI Winrl1r.lcr, .. •.• I 11 2!1 1:1. f.'1 nm /,ilrA . Nrirfi11lc, , •• , • . • . (i :1:; jitl./ In /'nrc z h· !i ·Ill ""' '"ir, fl'. r. f ::uin an, ....• • , . . ... 8, lll nn.. . . Cl1r•l1i rn, •••• •. • 1 Ii 23 T·,1:f11111n11t, • • • • • • NE IV /IA l'BN,. 11 :n ~ 11~ 1ct1i1 1., N. Y .. 1•R<.11ll1it1jl l011, ' f1 :w ·11 !i.'t ' <t--. �r ' - ~ --- -==--~ Gl·:N~:1u.r. '2'1 l - 1.j T I 0111 "'"1/011/ I•• 1Yrirlu11 y, l't. To 1Vi111l•or, . , , S111lidcl,, . ... .. . 9 <~1rc1~fi tl1/, . ..••. 5 5 1 .j 7 ( ;nilli1nl , Vt . .... 10 Hra1tl1•ltnro\ .... r. 5 lhp1111u ·r'tluwn •. . lkrr•artl•ln11, .... N1·:w.Yonl\. . 1 Jll:J, om to ,llbcrrry \Vc•h11i11•lcr,. ... Ii 10!11 N. i'. Wnt11<1lr, N. If, .• 2 111 Wootlliriclgc, .. .. !i I !Ii \Vnh'thury, . . . .. 17 Ucllow! ·,.·ulls, VI. 28 Spri11i.:fid1t, • .. .. Joi 1:101 Wnlc•rtcmu, . . . .. 31 Uinc/aor, .. .. , •• I Ii 11ti1 /,rtrk/itlcl, .• . • •. 43 llnrllo111I, .. , ... . 1 I 53l l~n~I Go< hen, .. . , 4tl I lortfo11l, . . ... . . 7 llill .Cnnnnu, ....••.. Shdlirltl, .....• . 53 llnnuvcr, N. II ... 5 I Sil Norll'ir.h. \' t..... 2 IG7 '<:real llorrinj!fou, G5 'l'ltrtfor1I, ... , ... 1 I ;.iijwr~l St~ckltriclgr, li!ll Fo irlrc. . . . . . . . 1 lfll r11all1om, .... ... 76 llrn1lfo11I, ....... 8 ltl!I Nn ~•nn, .. ... ... ..... .. 81il Ncwliury, . .. . ... R 1n1j~d·n•l3i:k, lt.r1·1·11lt11•li, .... . !II -!'ulucy, .... , . . 8 S111 i111'.fir/rl, flfn1 . II 3 Wc"I 8pri11gficlll, Eosl llon1plon1. , 12 N01 I'""" pion,. •.. 5 llotfit·ttl,. ... .... Wl1M.-ly, ..... . . lkcrfi1·lol, ... ..•. VIE\\' OF Ii.ii !Hi 15. Hom l\'<10 IT11- N E ' V Y 0 H. K • AJ.llAl\T, • .... 10 10 2( B 2' JO Ji G •1 !I 5 l!! Ii ii J:I f! G 5 G !)! p1 9' 9r JUl 101 I JI( 'ftrn territory now forming the Sl:>.tc of New York was origin~lly included i11 tlir. nrnnt of Virginia, 111:11lr: liy Q111)Cll Eli7.ahclh1 01111 in ll1r gr:rnt of North n~1I So111h Virgi11i:i, 111:11lc in HiOCi hy .lnrnc~ I. Thi3 l':cr1 cir Ilic rnnlinrnt wn~, however, 1111l;uoll'n lo Europrnns, 11111il HiUD, 1d1rn it 11ns lirst tl iscol'e1~1l uy llcllf)' I hulson, an r11krprising English 11a1i:.:n· tor, tlt<'11 in 1hc employ of 1h1~ I )ult:h Easl l111lia Co111p1111y. The lir·I :<!'llll'1111·111s wrrc mndc hy 1111: 1l111ch, i11 tr.I •I, nt New A111•lenl:1m n111l Forl Onini;c, now thn cilil'S of N•:w York 111111 Alhany. 111 lli:!I, 1hr :-:1a1r·s n('111:r:cl of 1hc U11i1t·d l'r•ll'i1w•~<; grnn11·•l 1hr. tCJl011y to tho l1111rh \\'c ..;t l11dir1 Co111pn11y, hy the 11:11m: of the N1:w Nclhcrlnn1ls. From Ilic l>1111:h it was r.1>111111crcd hy lhr. English, in l(ltH, r111rl granlcd hy <.:hnrll"I II., toµ1·lhcr. with some mlj11ccnl pnrls, lo liis brother James, !Juke of Yor•, wl11:11 it lirsl rcccil'cd lhc nn111c it now hcnrs. New York soon bcc:unc Oil i111p11rl:111t C<1lo11y, n111l r.ontinucd gr:11l11nll)' lo g row in resources 11111l pop11lutin11. The people of tl1is province oppn<-,f ns slrc1111ous n rcsistnnce lo lhc nrl>ilrary ltll'11s1w:s of the moll11:r cn1111try, n<> n11y of her sister colo11ics; nncl, d11ri11g Ilic conli1111ancc nf lhc n:rnlu. tio11nr y r.onlcsl, wns the theatre of l10~1ili1ics for mosl parl of that gl0<•111y period. Some of lhc most 1111:111nrahl1: C\'Cnls of tl1c wnr occ11rrc1I in 1l1i• !-;1:11•', particnlnrly tlcc cnplnrc of (;cnr:rnl llurgoync :irul his 11r111y, in 17i7, n p·:ir also rcntlcrcJ mc111oral>lc in her n1111als by !he mloplion uf a n:1'111J. lican ronsti1111io11. From the pence of 178:1, she m:11l1: wo111krli1I n1lrn r11:cs in wr ai th nnJ popula tion. This S lnlc lnkcs ra11 k i11 1hc co11li:ilr:racy of lhc U11i1111, 111~ 011ly in p(lpulntion, but in r.xlc:11I a ncl m·n l!h, great p11hlic 1rurks, ni~I grographi1::1l posili(ln. Iler cc11trnl si1un1io111 cxcdlc11l cli1n111t:, for1 ilc nrnl cxl<'11Si \'I! tcrrilory ; her ual'ig:cltlr. riY1:rs, rnngnilicr.111 i111t:rnal i111 pru1c. 111c11ts, nt11l va.~I i11la1nl sens, togclhcr wilh lhc proxi111il y <if lu:r clcic:f ri1~· lo lhc Occnn, nil :ifli1rc l her ll1c gn:alrst n il rnn l:ig1~~ in :cgric11l1t111·1r-11111· n11: n~ · . 111111 111n n11 f:1clurcs. \\' hat 1 h1~ hn1HI of nnl11 rc: has ll'i!hhdil frum N<·w York , !hr: gcuius of hcr Clinlons aml her F111l1111s has supplicil: ~IK' ii:, in f:tct, :in q 1ilomc of nil configur:clinns of surfi1cr.1 nll vnric:lic.::> 111' 1:11111 11111 1 ri1·1:r scenery, n11tl oil conili1io11s of 111:cn, fro111 1111: s11111phr1J11s pnlri1·inn of llrn:11h1·ny, lo lhc hnckw<1<xl:;111a11 rc11ri11g his l1urnhlc cabin 11n1irl ti..: prinll'val 1;,rc..:;ls of tl11: west. ~:.!~· · This S lnlc pro1luc1!s in grr.nl nliumlnncc nll 1l;u ~t11plc nH11m0<litir~ .'wt! ht1uries co111111u11 lo (he dir11u1c, lltc s urpl11s of whir.Ir, nn1I largr •1111111ill1C'S from other S 1111cs, !11111 11 11 easy nc:ccss I<> tire gr1·11l 11111 r I 1.f N<'w \ mk. The s11ll·spri11gll nl' 0 11n111lngn Lnlir., nt 1l1c vill11g1·~ or ~11li11a, Sy1rn·11:.•', &c., prutlur.c a lar•rn rc:vr111m lo tho 8 1nlr. ; 11111! tlir. r11i111•rnl 11 :111·r~ 11f IJnllslcJll n111l Sarnlc1:V1~il'C hcnlll1 to nm11 y nncl pll'll~tm: tn nll who \'i~it tlll'111. This l:ilnh: curri\'S 011 1111 c.~tf• usivc li1wig11 c111111111•rcc wi1li nil •11111111•1:< of tho worltl, liir lhc 1110~1 pnrl 1hro11gh the cily n1 ul pnrt rl Nr.w \'11rk. The 1111111lwr or \'C!;~rls llt:tt nrrircd lherc in 1s:1:z, fr11111 forr:ign ('011111 111·~ . wn~ J,13111, of which l ,2!JU were Amrricn n. The 11111111111t ol' i1nport'I, in tho s11111e year, n111111111tr.1l to $ri2,13ri!i,fl211, n111l Ilic exporls tn ~ l(i,!1 ·11 ,tl~H, on which lho d111ics thal nccrnctl to 1111! Gt·nr.rnl {;11ycm1111·111 111·rf' 8 17,12:1,17 '1 7 0 els. : ul lhc snlllC time the 11111nlwr of pa ssrn~l:f:i that 1uril·c1J wns •t8,flf!!l. New York is the c110st 1H1rl hcrn of Ilic 111iclcll1: S Iairs, nntl is hn11n1lr1l norlh hy I ,akr: 0111ario1 the St. Lnll'rc11cc ril'cr, nlHI Lem r:r ( 'a11ncln; t·no;t hy Vcr111011I, !l lassnc:h11scll~, nut! Conncclicul; so111h hy 1l1c 1\ 1ln111ic Cl( rau, New .l1:rscy, 111111 l'c1111sylvn11in; n111l west by Lake: Erir, l'n111syh:111i:i, nn1I 1hr. Ninga rn ril'cr. J.cngl h, :JLG mib; hread1h1 :JO•I: co111ai11i11g 110011117,0llO s<p1arc 111ilcs1or :31,1180,000 ncrrs. The principnl ril'Cl'll n1c the lh11lsn11 1 SI. Lnw1r.11r.r1 Tlrl:iwnrf', S11srp11•. lin1111n, Allrulc:rny, (~c·ncsc<! 1 Ningnrn, Oswcgn, n111I the J\IC1hnwk. A pnrl nf 1hc lnlll';' Erie, 0 11lario, nn1l Chnmplni111 nrc i11 this Stnlc. The nlh!'r principnl lakes nrc Lake Gcorgc, Cnyugn, Senccn, Oneida, Oswegatchie-, Uinnmlaig11n, 1"-r.. The soil in 1hc 11111ri1i111c pnrl of lhr. Slate is sn111ly, in the 111i1l1llr. hcn111i. fully ont111lali11g, nncl in the ll'CSlcrn nn<l southern <livisio11 rc1m~rknlily lcl'i:I, ·•rich, 01111 incli 11i11g lo nllul'ial fonnnlinn. In t his Slate, 1herc nre 200 woolle11 manufor.lorics; J 12 rolln11-mill•, with n capitol of $•1,•\8!\!">110 , mnnufr1ch1ri11g 21,010,(}'..!0 yanls, 1alt1<'cl 111 83,!;30,~50, 111111 using 7 ,!J(ll ,r.70 pounrls or cotln11 nn1111nll v I :lllrl r1111·I·'Y. ing l!;,!J70 persons; nlt()vC 2011 irn11-11·orks, mnki11g $ 1,ttllll,llUO 11orth ; IHI p:i pcr-mills, mnki ng $ 700,000 wnrlh; lrnlhcr 111ntlc lo 11liu11t tlcn rnl11r. of $3 1158,000; :111(1 l1:ils tn 1he l'nlnr. of $ 3,!i00,000; 1\ic. ~\c.; pe r 0111111111. T he nn mml cxpc111li1urc for co111111nn schools cxrrcd~ onr. 111illion (l11llnrs. Ncnrly Ofl<'·lC11lh or this Slllll is pni1I from n school f11n il, OllC·IC"11lh hy n lnx 011 lice low ns, twn-lr:nlhs hy n lnx on tho prnp<'rly of lhc sncrnl srh11ol districts, nnrl si.'<-t1·11ths nre pai1l \'ol11nl11rily hy lhc pnrcnls nncl J!llllrtlin11s of the scholnrs. Thr. n11111hc r of schc1lnrs in lhesc !;chools, i11 1B:1:1, l.cl111T11 tho ngcs of 5 nJll)) !i )"C:lrS, \\'OS !'108,878 ; nntl the prnpnrl ion of the rl1i l1lrc·11 lhnt nrc l1 11ow11 lo 1K- l:11 1~hl 1 to the whole populnliun of 1hc R1nlr, is mn!'<' thnn one to fo11 r. Ju ni ne: co1111ti1·s, more 1hn11 011r..1hinl of lhc 1'"1'11lalilln nrc cl1i'1lrc11 111 school 1l11ri11g snmr: l'nrl of the )·r·nr. By nn nr.i of lhc S l:ilc of New York, pnssrd in JA2!l, r:1·rry lt:111k rltrrc·nfler to he ch n r h~rl'tl or rrnt·wc1l, wns ol1ligril lo runlrilmlc· p11e hnlf Jll'f r.r.nt. pr.r 11111111111 of its r.n pill\! , in onlrr to rslnhlisl1 n s:di·ly 1'1111.J, which ~hn11l1l he pl11cc1l i11 lh1: hnruls of co111111issioncrs, In prnl'id1: for lhr. pny111rnt of the dchts of n11 y ba11ks whid1 s hn11l1l lx'Cn111c i11soll'c11t. 111 1s :1:1, thrrc· wrrc 0 l h1111l<s suhjr:ct to 1lcis ncl, wilh n r11pi111l 11f 820/ifq ,100. The cnpilal of hunks not s11lijrr.t lo 1lco srifi-ty li1111l, wu~ $8,100,000, inclUtling 1hrce hrnnr.lu·s of tho ll11ih·1l S1111rs' llnn k. �\:~~~ 1-''' =. ,,: J ... 111\1.. :~·r ~'1j~_if. }\~{· .. . \''I .I' ·~1·•, •.t 2:?1i The Slt !<lfll·U0!119 in this Stnte, i11 I s:1:1, were cstimntetl nl 82 in n11mLcr, the pri11t:ipnl pnrt of which run from tlm city of New York. 011e of tlirrn 11was11rr.tl 518 Ions h11rclcn. The most rnpicl ho11 l::i h:ive run lir.1wcc11 the two cilit•s of New York und Alli:iny in l<'s~ tl111n I 0 hours. The mail i1 1:arri<'1l frnm New Yurk lo (!ucbcc, (nlmusl the whole distance, i11 sh:11111· Loats,) in !JG hours. ~i ·~ · ~ l~ .; :t ~·~ r. J,b .. .J t ?; ~ ' ,~ l'Ol'lJT.ATION 1'1111111."ltiool C:ot1t1l)' Tuwmi1. t"t1111tl i1·•. ;\11i:111y, ..... . ,\ll,·~houy,, .. . ltrno111r, ... . ( ::tl~:i raug11:-1, •. ( n .\ 11;!11 1 ••••• • ('h :dau1pu\ .... l :J1t• 11 :111i,:1t, ••.• ('liut.m, ... . . . Ct•lu 111lti.1, . . .. . Curtbocl, .... . n.·1;"1w:1r1·, .... . 1)11tcl1c~~ •. . .. • t·:1i11, . ....... . J·:-. .. ,·.x . . .... . . . Fr.111ldi11, . ... . I ;~· 11r~1·t• 1 . ..•• • ( ~f (T)H\ . . , , •• , l f.11t1illou, . . . . . llt·rkim..:r, . .. . .l d l'1·t ::on , ... . . l\ i11~ .... ...... . ' 1t'\\' i<, . ..•. .. Li\ i11~slo 11 • . .. l\ l:11li•1111, ... . illonrO<', . . .. , . J\fonl uomr.ry, . . Nr.w Yor k,. . . . Ni~g orn ,. ... . . 0 1with, ...... . Our1111bg:i , . .. . ( >nln r io, .. . · ·" .'i:l.~ !itl :\lhony. !!ri,'.!lfl 17 /18'1 I r..i!:!ri ·17,'I Ii :J(i,f.57 :11, llll 1:1,:1.1-1 3!1,'15!1 23,rj•1:1 or COUNTIES. Cn11n•il'•. l 111p11lntiun Crn111 1y 'J'm\'111 Oswc ,.o,...... 27,111 I ) ( J ~"' 0·i: 0• I - -- - - - - -- - - - - - ·I l' :I " ) ( :n,111:11, rnngc, . . . • . • • "•· 1- l Ncll'lnugh. Oilrnn•, . . • . • • Jll,fl7:1 /\IJ.in11. :I ll11tl~l)11. (;,,r1locuh·illc. 3~:1:1:1 ll1·lloi. :lll,!12!1 l'1111j(lok ccpsic. :l.'i,7111 llnllidn. I!1,:li'!i Eli'"hct h Town 11,:112 :\l:olo11r.. :ii ,!1!1? IJ.1lnrio. 2~,.'i2~> Cal>hill. 1.:12~. \\'dk 3~,81i'. I llr rki111r.r. ·111,.'i I !i Watcrl1111·11 . 2n,.'i:li Flo1l11"h. J.1,!l.'iH J\brti11st.urg. 27 ,71!1 I ;,.,,c. co. 3 ~ ' OJ"1 ~ Cnunovi", Murri.ville. 4~.fl!i2 I ochcslcr. b Ot"·t:n,. • • . . • • l' ul110111,.. . ... (~11ccn•, . . . . . . llc11"9rlocr, . . . Hid11110111l,... . Hur.kl:Hld,.... . ~:irnln::n, . . . . . 51. f,:t\\'rCHC'\·. 1 1 1 I C 1 11 ll llt.1 !i l ,:17'.! Cool'crstown. ,1 J'.!,7111 Car111d. !.!:l,!.!iH Ncw llcm('stod ·1!1,17!.! Truy. 7.11~ I Uic:l11n11111l. !l,:IHI< Clark9luw11. :lfl,lilfi lbll•tnn. :H;,:til Pol~1l:u11. 12,:1:11 ~rl 1 r111·clnJ1. 27,!Jltl ~1·l111l!aric. 1 2111·11 ) 1Jv1<I, .<-....· nrcn, .... '.. ' . I Wolrrloq. Slr11h~n,...... :1:1,!Ji;-, 11:0!11. Sulli.Jk,. . . . . . . 21i,7 1;l!I Jl ivrrhra1l. S11lli1·nn,...... 12,:li!.! illonticr. llo. 'I " 27 70 I ) J·:l111irn, Sd1r11c1:1,.Jy, . . Si:lwltnri c, .... • . J Owe-go. mg n, . . . . . . . Tu111pki11•,.... l'l•tcr, . . . . . . . Wurrcn, , ..... :lri/olr1 llloncn. l :lri,:i~i!l l{i11j!~lnn. I l,i!J~1 C:11l1lwr.ll. \\' ns 1un • gton, • · ~ 2 'GI'·' Sn111ly Sol1·111, Ifill. 113,!i!)J .fohn1'1own. 203,()(J7 New York. \\' :J3 'I, I•Y""'• oync, · · • · · ' · · "' " l'ulmyra. 18,'18.'.i l.ock1•1rt. \\'est (;l1r.ntcr,. :IG.'l~1!I llrilforil. Ur icn, \' otrs,........ l!l,01!1 l'cun Ya11. j l ,32t; Hnmc, \\' loitcsboro', I 'f'olnl. . • . I l,!118,GOfl .'ifl.n.1 Ry rn cu•c. j .fll, I fo7 Cn nn11iloig11n. ~ l'Ol'U LATION /\'I' DIFFEHEN'l' l'ElllODS. INCAr.ASP.. 1n 1701,. . J7 :11,. . 17-1~.. . J 71 1,. . 30,000 50,:1!15 I00,000 I G3,:J:J8 1825,. . 1,fi l G,1 58 In li!IO,.. :J.f0,120 l 800,. • !i8!i,OSO 1810,. . !lii!l,O l!l I 820,. . I,:172,A l 2 1830,.. I ,!JI 8,608 Al.AH"- !?1,3~1 Front 17!10 10 I AOO, •. 2·1a,!l:JO 20,r.13 H!Ull to IRIO, . . :17 2,!J~!I 1.~.llll ~ lR lO to 18!?0, .. 41:J,7G:J J0,08'1) I 820 to 1830,. ..s.i;;,s!lft 1r. ;1 whit r. M1t h•11, 0:.1.~ to; w hit ,. f'1·maf,~11. Plfi,1t:o .fl p ( lhr fthnve J)l()rul~ 1 inn n( Uttll. t•1c 1t. Wl'rtJ. 111•.-:.( nn1I 1l11111h, 81'!; hlinft. Ct'!: a lien• , ~.4 M: 1n1nl, l.Kt~. HiG . F'rrf'! colorc•I Moles, 2 10tG.\; f r 111.3h::t, !?3,ff\l: tol:.I , •&,8tiU. lita \'Ct- Mo h:e, 12 ; •·u 11n lr1, J4: lo \ nl , .fG. INTJ::RNAI. 11\fPJl OV l~llrnN'I'S. OAN AJ.9 CO)tl'f. t:TF:I>, F.ric c:'n1111/.-ThL~ cnnnl c:<lrncls from A llinny, on H111l ~on river, to ll11!1'tlo, 011 L:il<c Eric. Com mc11ce1l .July '11h, I 817; lirsl na v i~nlr.I, from lhic;i to lto111r., 15 mil"-~• Ocrol.oer :111, IRl!>j tnlls first rcr.cil'ccl July h t, 1~2 0. Cnn;il co111plclr.d i11 J82:i. ],1;11g1l1, fn1111 111 111~1111 rivi:r 111 l.nl;1· Eric, :JG3 111ilcs; wiillh, Ill lhr: sudncc tltr. waler, ·Ill li..~·1 i wid11t, nt Iii•· botlom, 28 fc<'t; df'l'll1 of 1rnlcr, •I ft:cl. N11111lir.r of lo.. l;s, HI ; ri ~c 01111 foll, Gl/8 feet. C11.:;1, :t:!l,027,•l f>li o:; els. Tolls i11 18:1 1, $1,0!J l ,i I ·I '.!ti els .; in 18:12, $I ,08fi,G I\! '28 els. Ulw111pfoi11 C111111l cxlc•111ls frum \Vliilch:ill, on J.:drn Cli:i111pl:ii11, 111 Alli:cny. Co111!llf'llCC'1l, Uctolt<'r, 1817; OIM'll<'tl fur 11avigalio11, Nuw111l wr, lt31!1. T..<:11gth, 7'2 111ilr:s ; wid1h :i111l 1li•l'th Ilic same ns Eric~ r :i11:al. N111 11. lier of locl<s, '21; rise 111111f:cll,181:1 li:c:l. Co,t, $ l,17!1,H7l !l!"1 cts . Tco ll ~ nx:civcd in J 8 3 1, $10:.!,8!lr. '2:1 r.ts. i in I 8:12, $1 IO, I !l I !lfi c·ls. O.m•rgn Ca1111l is n l1m111:h nf tlin Erie, cxlc1uli11g from !-iali11a lo ( lswf'gn, c1111111;cli11g Lnhc 011tariu ll'itlt Ilic Eric c:i11al. l .< :11~lh, :1~ 111ili:s. 0111• l1:df of the di:;la111·c is r1111nl, lite rc;111:ii111lc r !<lnc.k.w11l<:r 11avigati1111: J.I l1wh~. llcsccnl !'ruin S11 li11ri to J.1l<c 011111rin, 12:3 ft.'l't. f;u~l, $5'..!:-.,115 f>7 els . Toll~ i11 18 :JJ, ~lli.~il lll<:ls. C11.r111g1L <1111l ,<.,' currit Cn1111l, e.~lrntli11g from C:c·m:vn, (111 ~,.11 c1·:i lakr, ln Mcmlci'.11111:1, 011 l·:ric cnnal, is one hair canal nntl 0110 lralf slacl;.11·n1l'r 11a1·i. gnlion. rA.'11)411i, 20 111i11·~ :11111 '1 ·1 c:lmins: 11 lodrn of \\'!Ill" . I l1·sc1·11t frm11 ~r·1wc:i lnl<c io fll1111l<'i'.11111a, ;:q li~ :I. Canal c.o nslnwl l'< l in I H~H. C.'11:<1, 82 I •I ,000 :11 els . 'J'11lls i11 18 :111, ~ 11 ,087 f::!I els . ; i11 I fi:J I, SI '.!,!l'.!ll :l!l d ~. Tiu: ft111r 1:a11als clt•scril l<'cl 11liorc wnc 0 111s lruclr-cl 111 tlir. <'Xl"'llS<: of Ila" Stntc, n111l still rcninin 1111clcr lhc 111l111i11istrntion 1hc Stale gon·rn111t·111 a s puLlic prope rly. Agi:rr1;ntc lr:11r:lh, incl111li11g 8 mile! of n•,·igol..lc fcc1lcrs,. . ..... ·1!12 n1il1· .. !>10. Co•l.. ... ..•.. •. ........... . ....•.•.•.. , .... . .. SIO,'llr:, 11:i ti8 Jlo. T nll• in 11':10,...................... . ...... . ..... l,O:;li,7~1!l li7 J>o. T oll• in rn:11,... .. ... . .......................... 1,2:!~.f!Ol !•U Clir1111111~ Ct111r1l, nn olhr.r work of the Stal<', r:cl cml:1 frn111 the hr :iil wnlcrs of ::.ic:nf'c.a lalcc lo lhc Chc 1111111~ (or Tinga) riv er. Lr ngllt, 18 111iks, with n nnl'ig:ihli: fi:rclcr of I :I 111ih:s fro111 l'ai11lr1l l'nsl, 1n1 lhr Clir1111111g ril'C:r, to 1111~ s 11111111i1.lr vcl 1 1nal<i11g- in lhc whole :11 111il1•s 111" rn11al 11al'ig:c1io11. Amount apprnpriatc1l hy the IA'{!isl:ituro, April, I A:!!I, Ii.or lhc c1111. Rlrudion of this cnunl, ~:1110,000. 011 the: c;111:cl llT() r1:J lrll' kll nf \rnr~I, 0 culve rts, :J nq11cd11cls1 70 briJgcs, l cfam, mul I g11:crd.lock uf slt>11<'. Cmnpkli:cl in 18:J2. Cr()o!.-cil J.ukc C1111nl i~ lo r.xlcml frnm Croul<c,J I.:ikr, 11r:ir l'c·n Yau, to the onllcl of Scnr.c;a J.alcr., :ihont 1 mil es. Lock11gc, 270 feet. A ppro· printccl t.y the IA'gisl:1111rc fur tins c.1nal, s 120,ooo. or () ""t:"hcn. ll:111;:l10111plo11. Elli..nttnillc. Aul111r11. ,\ l 11y1·ill1'. N<or11'id1. l'fo11, t.urg. ~~; NEW.VOfl IC GJ-:NEH,\I, \'IEW OF or Crin11Z Debi. F.ric n111l \.lin11111lai11 Cn11nl, , .• , ••.•••••.....•.•.....••....... $7,001,0:J.'i Oswl'/~O Cn11nl, . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . • • . . . • • . . . . . . . . ·1 ~7,:I17 Cny111;n nnrl &nccn Cnnnl, . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:11.1100 Cht!•nnnJ! C11nnl, .... .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . • . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . l?!Jll,'.!li:I Crooked Lako Cnnnl, ............................. , , . . • . . . 1110,01111 Pr. no no IHI 1111 Tolnl Cnnnl llcl1t, • ..•.........•••.....•.... , . ...•... . S!l,05:1,li 15 llG Cnnn l l'rmd. nrnuln for An lr.n of T.n111I, ...• . ..••.. • ...•....••.•........... . i:ivn 1•·r c1•11l. f1t.1t c f1tockn,. . . ... . .•.. •• .••...•..... · ·. • • · • · · J.onn tn tho r:ity of Allon11.v, •.•.......•• ••.• .. •••.. • . · · • · · · • • 92 1,!i:lfl .j(j :J I 0,000 00 7.'i,11110 00 Tkposils in ltnnkNfur Conni Toll~ collected, • . ••. ...• • · · · · • • · • · · l,fl:l:l,229 41 Tnt• I Co nni F11n1l, .. . . •. ... ••.•. . •.. •..•. , . , •• .. . . .. $2,2 10,ll ~tl 117 ' <;X:.) �;1.Nl·i11\ I . \ 11 :\\' Pl ~ '\ ) .~·~1· ,, (\111111., 1l1·.~ig11ul l11 f•t' t'tl/l.~l11u/i.I l•y 1l1r .'l1. 11f l '/t,•i;1111go ( u111rl 1 1<1 exlt·11d 1'111111 !111 1•:1 ie t 1111111, i11 U111 i.!11 ro1111ly, lfl fl1 11:-:h;i111plun 111 llr1111111u cuunly, llll S11s1111d111111111 l'IH'I. Ll'11gth, !J'lf 1111lt ..; l'.lt"olion (rmn lloo !-:roe canol lo Ilic "11111111it.lcHI,. ........ ,..... 10r. frrl. 111·~.-1 111 frn111 tlocncc In ll1c 811s'111din1111~ liver, . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • • . JUJ ilo. 'l'nbl I .01·kni:r 1 •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I ,fltl:I 1!0. J·:,1i111nk1I ('o•:t, .•...... . .... ·., ......•...... . .. ... •....•... S!lH,175 ~6 l/111,.k Jlirrr C111111l, to ext<'n<l from Homo to the I lii.:h Fulls on till' lllach f i\'l.'r, :Jli miles, wi th I\ novignhle fei'1ler H 111il<•s Ill llo•111Yi ll n, n111l 1he i1opri1,·e111e11l of 10 miles' river 11avigaliu11 frum Ilic lli t:h Fnlb ''' Ca1 tli a1 1<'. " nf ~a11nl 01111 rivrr nn1·ii:ation, ..••... .. • . •••••. . • . • . • .• 7r, 111ilr1. Lr11g !lo Jlj,,. a111I foll from Homo lo tho llln r.k ri\'r.r,. ........ .• • .. . ....• . J,UiH frrt. 1,1(1. iJ :n~ or ·w. ~:. :1 "N I,· ~t { :··~ 'i 1:sti1 1•ntc•I cosl 1 • ·, 1;: ~l~' ~~(- 1ti .J~1.i ~fr·1· ~t~ :.\ QIJ J '.,\.~ .-:· .•..l. ~ 1 .... ''I, , 1. :t j I "'~, ( l ; I; ··1 I ·l~· " ' ~ ,,.!Ja I'" i\t: • J I, • 1 ~. ; II' ·'1~·r... ,,;, ttr . . IJ ,.. :r ~·I I )':. 1··; $1itl~,!ill '!'hr r :onal w ns conrnu·11ceil i11 Ju ly, l 82ri; ~-(1111plct1 •1 l i11 Octol K~r, I f:'.!~. f ,1•11••lh ol' 1111~ c:rnnl, frn1 n tirlc-wnler of tlon I l11 dsn11 lo I lonrsdnlr., \\1 111~ cnu1~v• , l'rn nsy ll':ini:i, 108 111il<'i!. Lc1111t lo nl' 1hr. rn il.rn:iil, frn1 11 ll1111c~1inl• 0 to 1lu· t :,,:al llli11rs in Cnrl1n111l:olc, L n1.r.rnn co~int y, l'en11sy h·:o11ia, 2·1 mil~. The: r:11111I i!'I from :l'l lo :Jfi fi·rt wirlc , 111111 ti f<'<'I d1·1·11. Cont is tlic 111"'1 i111p•lllanl nrlirlL: tr:111<:porlr.1I upon this cn11:il, nf whid1 4 :1,'.!00 Iron~ 11rri· l1ru11).!lll dol\'n i11 I fl;!(). J\ llllJll nt of lol ls, in 18:! I, (ncl11si \'C co.ii. b11;ol",) ::; 1!l / .1 00. } f,,,.,./,·111 Cr11111l.-Compnny incorpo ral c1l Apri l, 182(). Capi1al, f1!iO,OOO do\1;11·s. It is l•> exte11J from ll11clso11 to E:i~I ri"'! r, 1l1ro11gh ~l:111l1:ollnn lsl1111cl. Lcn!:;lh, :J mi les, GO feel wide, nnd from (j to 7 ilc·1:p. It i~ lo I< w:olle'd wi1h slonc on bot lo sicles, nnd to lo:\\'c n i;trcet 011 c·:i r.h side, :iO ftt1 "'iclr., ils whnlc length, with n lock at each c111l lu co111111:111d tlll! lirlc-11atcr. T iu: work is 11ow i11 progress. Cl1illc111111fio Ca1111l. -C:o111p:iny incnrpor:ilC'd in I fl I A. ] .r-11g1li, I ~ 111ib. E:x l<'11cl;; from Cl1ittC'll:rngo Mill lo the Eric Cnu:1l, ll'ilh '1 l ode~ . S,11/u.t Cm111/.-Comp:wy i11corporal c1l in 1 8~ !1 . Capil11I, $200,000. Ca11al In c: ~lr 111l from S1·11ccn rir cr lo Crc:al Sc'Xlu11 l!ay, un Lake On!ario. The fullowin:.; Ca na l Co111p:111i1·s lo:\\'c li~ 11 i11r.orp,,rn1ccl, whir.Ii l1a\'e n~ yet co111111cncc1I opcrntions. I lnrl:if'lll Hi vn, Owns1·1i nnd J·:ric, A11h11rn a111l Ow nsco, New York nncl Sharon, Nin gara, Jellerson Coun ty, OswC'gn, (; rccnri llc, Hinck Hivcr, n111l Long lslnnd . or I ·,·1·ii n~ ,·,.. lo< •~ • •••••• , . , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• ••••• • • , • •••••••• f'ctmt13 co113iri1rtc1l by l'ri11utc Coml'1111ir.f. /)l'f111rnrc 1111d ll11clso11 C111111l.-Compnn y, i11corl'ornlril Apri l, 18'.!:1, fc1r Ilic pnrpo~e of co nstructing n rn11n l 111111 rnil -rn111l frum the 1111.lsnn rirrr to the l\1:1l lll inl"8 i11 Luzerne co11nly 1 l 1r1111. 1 willi n rnpilal of $ 1/>1111,11110. I llA ll .•ltOAt>~ . 1lfnl1111ok a11tl lforlson Jlaif. /load. - Comp:rny inrorpnralril i11 April, 182(). Cnpirnl, $300,000, wi th permission In incwasc it to $!i00,000. Ir cxte111I!! from Allin11y lo Scloc11c:c1:idy 1 nnd nOiinls c:o1111111111irn1io11 ll\.'!1r('('n the tide-water or ll11clso11 ri ve r n111l the Eric C::rnal. J.c11gth, 111oo11t Ill r11ilcs. Doulilc.trnck-nnc now co111plelccl, th e olhr.r in progrcss- wn., COlnlllf'llCCd in A11~11st, 18:10. Cost, from snoo,ooo to $700,000. S11rcifo~11 1111d Sclci:11u/11dy Il11il-ll1111d.-Comp;1ny im;orp11rntccl April, i s:ll. C11 pi1 nl, srno,ooo. This rnil.r011d li1nw1 n cn111i1111a1in11 of 1lor .~:.1 j NI'\\' Mol~·k~~ld ~I llU(. !At' fi ~ ... ~ I l11d•,1111 H:oil llo1d, r... !lt ;l;::-;·ity "' ... 111111 ( 111.ly lo 11,.. l!llngt'S of 111'.11~11.'11 s,.11 111111 S;11'1rl11g:1, n11d 1111ill'~ 11... ~r ('l.orr:; 11i1h tli•· 1111.. ?f M1•11111.11av1gi1t1011 u111111 tl11~ I l11il-.011. Lc·11g!l1, :tll r11il•'~. I '1111111wn1 I'll Ill 18:1 1 ;. 1•11111pl1·1t•d in I H:1:.i. C'w.(, li11111 l;!:.l:J0 ,11110 to $'.!fill,111111. , <'.111 .~l.tfl 11111[ ('1w1!jr>lrnrir. Uai/.flp111/.-C'rn11 pn11y i111:orl'111a11·d in tA:ltl ~p1tnl, ~_c100,oo.11. To 1'.\lc•111l r'rom Cntsk ill to Cn n:1j.,lo a1 it•: cli~ln1,,.,:, 10 1111lt:.'1. l he l'a1•1la\ shwlt ha~ I.teen s11l1sc ri l>("1f, nucl n p;1rl of t lit~ rnil. ro;u l put 11111k:r co111 r:11; t. lth11c:1t 1111tl 011•r1:c1 /fojf.Jl1111rl.- ( '11mpnny i11cor pnrn tr1l i11 1A'.!R . ( '1'11i . lul, Sl!i0,111)(~ . 'l'111!xl1·11cl fnu11 th•: rillng1~ of lilmrn, 111 lhr. loi'n rl of C:iy 11g11 lnl<c, to t he n ll ngc nf l lw1•gn, f•n the 811s'lur.hnn11u ril'Cr; distn11r<", 2!1 milc·s. Cnpilnl stoc k suliscril x·d, ru11lc Sllrl'\:yc:d nncJ dc!cnoi11r cl , 11ml 1r11rk 11111,· i11 progrl":>S. /fo c1·frm /l11il·llni11l. -f:11111p:111y inrnrpnrntl"1I i11 Apr il, Jfl:ll. CJ1pit11l, 93f>O ,OOll. T o t~ll'llil from 'l'll'1•11t y.1l1in l slrC'l'I, Nc•w Yn1 le ri l r, tco I lnro r. lcm. The \l' 11rk is now 1111ol" r en11ira r t. It is pr11p11srd JCl 1111i11~ the• ic1111 . tc111 pl11tr·cl rail.r11111l t'rr1111 New York tu J\ lbn11y " illo a r:1il-1o:ocl 111 ti"' 1cr111i1111tin11 111' !hr: F1n1rlli J\ l'l'1111r . llorhrsfr·r u ,, ;/.fl1•11d.-Cn111p:i11y i11rnrpnra1c·il in Apri l, lfl:lJ, li1r 1111• purµn sc of c:o11slnll't i11~ 11 r:iil-roro il frn111 H11cheslr·r lo tlor. lor-n ol 111' 1111rign1i .. 11 on (~1~11esr.r. ri1,c· r, t.d1111· tloci Hill.<, n111I c•111·11ing n cn111n11lllic:i1i1111 l.1.: lwcc·11 the Eric cnual al llocl 1e.~lcr nml Lnkc Ontario. Com('l•:lc1I in 18;J!l. Ilea i [.Tl ond3 7irc?,i cctc1l. Ncm Y ori• <111.Z J.:rir 1l11if./l11a1l- Cn111pany i11cnrpnr:ih·1I J\l'ri l I ·1llo, Capitnl, $ 10,000,11011. To <' xlc11cl fr11111 the c ity of New \' ork, or from sn111e p11i11l i11 ii ~ vic·i11il y, n1ul lo co nlin11r tloni:;glo Jlo1~ s1111tlol'rn li1·r of co1111 tir.s, throu gh Ow1·gn in rim co1111ty of 'l'inga , 10 the ~ lo n rn of Lnkc· Eric, nt so111e pni11l lrd wl'c11 Cn! lar:i11 g11s c reek 111111 tlir. l'<'1111sylrnnia li11 r . To he C0111illl'~llCCd within fonr years l'rn111 lhn tlatc or Ilic Ill'( 11f i11corpn r:i. lion, 011c-fo11r1h lo he c111oplcled wi1hi11 l ti yN1r~, 111ic-lo:ill' wi1loi11 I;, ) l'ar~, and the whole to be com pk lc1l wi thin :lO yen!"!', umll" r pc 11ally of ft>rfr·iture of the d1arll'r. N c10 l'ork n111l All11111y l?ai/./l1>11rl.-Cnmpany inr.nr pnralc·d April I I th, 18:)2. C;ipilal, $ :1,000,0110. This rail.ro111l is to co n1111c111·1: :ol New Yorl1 cily, opposite ll'h<'re the F"urlh /\v enue lcrn1in:ili's, 111111 rn1111i11g tlo rnugli tho con n lies of \\' <"s lc.hcst<·r, 1'1111111 m, IJ111clu:ss, Coli1111loi:1, 1111;1 lt rnss<·lnrr, lo c111l on lhr. lh11lsn11, <•ppnsitr~ Allm11y. Power is n!so ~r:111t1· 1I tro tlo r· compn11y lo c~lrnd 1lic rnil.ro:itl tn Troy , ruul lo construct l:i1er:1I rn il -rnntl ~ io the cnslern li111ils c>f tl11\ co1111ties nlio \'C 11w11tionccl, to 1'1111111-cl "'ilh n111· lhnt mny loc m:11lc l1r.rcal1<~r frnon ~ l ns~ncl111sc1ts or Con1w..1ic11t. It is ,;, be complctecl wi1hi11 ten )<'nr!:, 11111ln pew11iy of li1rfr il11rc of 1hc rh:irl r r . " 'li·oy 'l'11ru11ikr. wul Jl11i/./l11ntl. - Compn ny i11<'orpor:11ril in JR:JJ, 111 const ruct n l11rnpikc nr rail -ro:o1l f1 11111 Troy to H<' n11i11gln11, V<'rnw111. T lw qccess11ry s11rvPys hare l..:r.n 111;111<", nn<l the sr oc k s11 hsc ril!<'cl. In ncldition to the nhcw<", thr. foll owing Hnil-Hn:irl Comp1111i('S ll'erc incorpornted nt the session of the l.t·gislntnrc i11 I 8:J2: Namr,. <"• rl• •I. (Ako Chnml'loin nno l Ogolr 11 •l•uri:l1,. ... .... . ........... ......... . .. . t-:.i.0011.non W ntcrtow11 oml ltn11w, ................. .. .................... . . .. . 1,onn.01111 Utica n111l S11•'\11do~1111n , (Crn111 \.Ilic> lo !he Nrw Vnrk 01111 Er ic Hnil Ho.,\, 1,000.ono u :J.f l 1') �.- 2:11) Nl·:W Yt\111\. t : i-:NEl!,\I. VIEW OF N1rn1r. Cnrihl. I · Block llh·cr, (from tho Erio Conol • I ltoino or llc rkiincr, lo tho Sl. l.n1V. I rcncc,) . .. ..• •••• •. .•.•.. . •• . •• . • . •. .. • , . • • •. . • ••••••••• , • . .• . ~:100,000 111.,r.a n111I C:cncvo, • ... •.•••..••• •• .. .• . • . .• • , •••••••• , • , •••.••.•. . 61111,IHMI: llaffalo a111I P.ric, • . .•• . ..•••... .. .•. • ... • .. •.••••••• , •• . , •• . • ••• , . • fi?iO,IHIO I l>ulcl1c••, (from ro•11tlok cq>sio lo Co1111cr.tic11l line,) • • • • • . • • • . • • • • • • • . • . • fillll,tMJO ! 'l'o11nwonJn, (fro111 llochcslcr lo Uticn ,) •. . ••.•• ••. • . •• . . •••••• ••••••• • • fotlll,OOOI ll11J•on on1I Jlcrk~hirc, (fro111 llu1l""' to l\lo.,nchn•ctt. li11r.,) ..•.•.•••••.• 350,1100 : Scl1ol1>ric 01111 Uhr.i:o, (fro111 the Cal•kill ond Cu11njohorio Hnil.flonJ lo tho \1 S11••1ucl1>11na r iver.) ••••••• , •.• , ••••••• . • •• . ••.. . . . .•••.••••. . ~110,0flll· Danville n111I ltoch~•lcr,.. . . . • . • • . . . • , • •••• , • . • . . . . . . . . . . • • • • . . . . . Jml,lhJfl) Aurora n1111 flu ffn lo, •• .•• . , .. •.• •.•• .. , . ••• , , • , • • • • • . . • • • • . • • • • • • . • 31HJ,h01J 1(1·11,.rlacr n111I SarntOf.(•, . . • . .•• , . . • . .• .. ••.• , • , •...•. . . ... ..• , . , • . • . 31111,00•1 , llrcKlklyn 011<1 J:1111>ic•, .. .••.. . .• • . . .. . ••.•• . . . • . ••..• . •.•.••••••••• Jilll,(~11 '' Fl"l1.l11111~c 01111 /I 1.,,<tcroln111, . .. , .•••...• , • . . • • . . • . . . • . . . • . • • • • • . • • • . • 250,1100 Wnrrr11 r.011111y, (1<11111 <:Jen's Fall• lo Cn!Jwcll,) .•... . ••.• . .•••... . .. . .• 2:'iU,IJ()t) S:irotn1:a n1ul Furl 1-:clwnrcl, .. .. , .. , .. •• ... , ••.. . •.•.••.••••...•• , •. , !!00,11111 I ll<CJ: "• (from C'-001ocr~lown to Collicrvillo,) . • . • • • . • • • • • • . . . • • • • . . . . • • • . . 21111,llOO l\lhi,111 01111 To11ownnJo,. .•.••••.•..•••. , ••.••.••••..••.•••..•....••• 21Xl,IKJll /\ 11l11or11 01111 1-:rio Canal, . • . •••.•.•...• , • . . . • • • . . • . . . . . • • • • . • . . . • • • • • 150,llll'I i\lo Y'·illc nncl l'odb111l, . ... . .. •••. .. ... , . . . . . . . . . • • • • • . . . • . • . • • . • • • 1511,1100 I :r1•nt an ~a hie, (lu l'or t Kcnl on1l l'cru,) •.••••. . • .• , ...••.•••.. , . • • • • . 150,ll(il) Snrnlni:a ccn1l :-:Cl111ylcrvillc,. •• , .,, ... , • • . • • • • • • . . • • • • . • • • • • . . . • • . . • • . 1011,llOO 1-:h·ira 111111 l\'il liomsporl, . . .• . ••.• , .• . , • • . • . • • • • • • . . . . . . • • . . . • • . • . . • 75,1100 PRIHOIPAL STAGE ROUTES. I. Frn111 i\'tm \'ork to l'bifod,lJ1f1io, t:ia 7'1r11ln11. Tu Jc"'"YCiry,N.J. Nriror~·. . .. . . . . . Eli1.alwl111own, • . Hnhw11y, . . . . • . . .Vr.ic llrun&1oirk,. Hi11i:<to11, ....... l'rincc:lon, . . . . . . '/'IU:Nn>.V, .... :' ~"rris,·illr., l'a. .. I 11!lylow11, • . . . . /lrralol,. . . . . . . • . i\ 111lahffio,. .... . I l11l111c>hu rg, . . . . Frnnk li irl, . . . . . . I '/1i/,11/rlp/.i11,. . . . ~. 7.~,nm Jcnki 11 lo1w11,.. . . . l'hilmltll'l1io,.. . . •Ill"' ""'"· I !I 5 ..... Flw1i11gton, . . ... lli11µ<><·~ •.... 111 All""'Y: ru•I /(11,/;" UI, ••.•• • , • In l'hi/,,.Jrl11/1in, v it1 Ntio ll11pr.. P.fo;1l•·1li1own, NJ. 15 \V c,1r,,.1,1, . . . 8 Sc11tch Plain•,. • . .f l'la inlirlcl, . . . . • . 3 IJ01111ol Brook, . • . fl s.,111rr11illr,... . • . :J. From 1\'rio YnrX· I0 I !i 1ide of Jlwl1u11 5 20 rintr. 12 32 To Yon kc'", . . . . 1:1 4.'i llolih!' 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Mollilnck, . •• • .. f;outholcl, •..•.•• Oyalcr l'ontl~, . • . f, Awrnc1~·::: uc, 7, -- -,..,.,,, !iii 7.1 10. Nric 7!1 \'ork lo I::.11tn11, /'a. Ill !J~ T .. J,·r.orr<:i1y, N.J 111:1 1\'f' l(lll fk, •••••••• ( ;illll )'I U\Vll 1 Prom N'la }'11rk lo r:r.ncon. 1'11Jrr.11,y Ci1y, N. J. Nt1cr11 k, ...•.... Ornng~, ..... . .. l.i\'i u1~~to n, ...• . 1111110\'cr Neck, .. I fnuovc• r, • .••• . . '''""' i:slmou, ..•• . S11r.knRun11 y, .... Stn11linp.,, • . ..... /\111ltn·rr, .....•. N11ntn11, • •• •••• . Au:,:u~b, ~ II ...... . It 2J 21 • • , •• ~pri111:lidd, 10 ·I r. i; Ii 2 Ii -- • i f, 5 2 4r, 1lfo uli11~, . . .. , . . . f.' :1 51 ·I ·I r. 5 ••• -- -- -- '" 1 )fl !' l(H f1 . f lr11t 11:1, •• ••••• •• ..•I' 1:; 311 /111.Jfido,:rn i11 N... I I ~ 12~1 -- ·Ill !·'1 I :l. F1n111 ,l/l,,m11 l.r11:i.~tun, 7:1 In Bii //nr/itJlrr. Hi !II; 17 II :i !\ llH ; I~~ 5 l:lll r. 1:11; !\ f.11 i 1.1>< e l.'ifo 1(1,', 7 II'.! ; 11'1 ' 1'.!I J l'.!7 f, l:J'.! 2 1'.11 Ii Hll :1 11:1 ..1,,1,,,, ,,, ... . .... IU ~:I 1; !l·I t; 1011 1;, 12 21 7 1; 1 liH f\11 7 fo ,,_ "' !. lot i fi l F11yc·llcv illr, ..•• . tin ill1·, .. , ...••. G~ Sv111r11sr, ... ••.. 70 (;1•tld1·:-, •• .• • • • • Camillo~, ... .. ... ll'dli11i.: lo11, ..... l·:l1tri1li:t', •..• ... '",,.,;,.,,, .. 1 :i Ill i\h •111ll1n111, ••• ••. l·I Clw!'!"kr, .• • , ...• ~II \Vn~lii11~lou, ••.. !?:! Sd11\.!tl• )"11 M•11111l'11 , 21 A111!.-r~n11low11, •. 31 ,\J:111~r. ..1.1, •••... .JI No·w \'ilhi;r, .. .. •l.i 1;:113fon, • • • • ••• • • !'t i !it II . Fr1111i 111/•in'J r.:1 llufl'11/n, ~in 7 111 \\'nrrc11 , ... . .... !) 0 :i1; 1 lti1rlili1· lol, . .. . H \\'i11lid1l, .. .. ... Ill lhi1li:r.wnlC'r, . . .. ~:! !;:n11gc:rr.1·lcl, . . ... 2fl i\l :ulil'\tm, ...•. .. :JI t1/nrri1ri//r, .. •.. :)!I Ncl~un, ... .. , ... 1fl C;n1rnrw ia, •• • •. . (j 2 ~·; I ,l/,Jn i.1/n1n n, ...•. 2 '.!i 5 JO !I I 1; 1'2 '~( ; ·I 4 1;ci J)u:u1r,,.J;11 r~, ..• ~lli l·:~ l "''ril 11C"t\ .. , •• • CurJi,lt·, . .•.. .. . ~luu1111 , .....•.. 1·111•rr r \':ill•·r·· .. S pri111:f... hl, . .. . . . • ... t :li:1llioo11, • .. . .. . . (j5 l11 nncl1..illc, •.... •...• . ii To .\'r.lirnrr/nd'J,.. Mo11l n,:: 11 r, ..• . . . ' 711 :\111~l t ·r1l:u11, ..••. :1 7!1 Caucf111:i\\':1g:i , .• . ~~il[or.1, /'a ...... I nllon, .•. •..••. 2·1 111:1 l'ahli1111 llricli;c, . (:lnrk•low11, ... .. l."1 1111 l.illlo: Fnll•, .. ... l>11111laff, .•.•.. . . J(J l'./R /lr1 kimrr, . .... • . Leno<, ..•.. . ... 7 1:1:. 1llim, . ....•.. , . (j J.11 \ 1 c·rnn n 1 • , • , • • • • ll nrlf.•r•I, ..•.... Monlrnsr', .. . .... !I 1~0 Cl111·i1la , .. . • .• . . Fric:111l"'·illi:, ..... 111 11111 f ,rfl n 't, .•.• • , . , • \\'nrrc11lrn111 I I Iii ~11lli,a11 1 • • • • • • • • o...,,n. fl'. }'..... fl 17!1 Mn11/i11•, ... ••••• Cn111'lor, •..•..• IU I fl~t J:im<.·~,·i llr., .•.... l ln11hy, •. ....... 12 201 ()111111.Jal!'n , •••••• /IAn(,17, • • •••.••• !I 21U M:ir<·c·lln•, ••. • . . Trunmn:-; lm rg, •.. II 2Q I !'-\knnC'a ldr:!', ... •. ('O\'('rlt. , • , • , , , , :1 22 1 11,,J,1110, ••.• •••. .....11, • • .. . ... . . !I 2:1:1 Cny11/!n, . .... .• 011i1I, . .. ....•. . ~ 2'.li S1•11rr:i Fo II~, .. , . f, 21'.! 1r,,,,, loo, •. , •... llountlu•, •. . ..•. t'ny cllc" •• . •. , .. 10 2:.ii <:cnrv:i, . .. . . .•. (:c 11C\';1, •• •• • • •• :1 2!i!i (;,,,,,,,,,,,,;J.!""• ... Ea<l llh111tlic·l1I,. 8. 1"10111 /l'r10 }'11rk \\' ,.,, llloo111fi clil, . lo 1"1111hi11,''" l.i1nn, .•.••• , •.. ·1:0 \\'illir11111;!111rg, 2 Eu5l A\oH, •• . , . Newlon , ...•... • 5 i 1\\·011, ~ • ••• •••• • l'!u•l1i11g, ••. .••. •I II ( ~a11·il11 11i:, 1 • • • • • • l.1•lloy , ..... ... 9. l"rn111 /\'r In \"n1 k llatot:in, . .. , , . • . lo 'l,ircl!fir/11, Ci. l'1•111hrokc, • ... •. To llnr.rli:111, .• •• c:1.urn( t\ ... .... B Wc•t Fnrm•, .... 4 12 lrillia111!l'illc, .. . '.l11••li•r, •... 4 Iii /11!/Ji•fo, ..•• . ••. lrliitr / 1/ni11~, . •. II 27 Nnrt h C:1~tlr., .... 8 3r. 12. Frm11 A/l.,,ny llt1/faul,. , ....• , !I 11 lt1tjli1/n Bo111h ~alr ut, ... . fi 1!1 (;htn 'I 1'111/ry. R iJgd kJ.I, .... . . f, !i.'i T o Guil1fr:rlnt1tl 1 • • ~·:tru1i"l•rn, ~:11 .HJ /)•111/111n1, Ct. , ·. · I I •Iii I .i1cl1firi1I, ...... :Jll •:.-1 ( 12, /,. /. 22 To Brooklyn,. . • • I :12 Jn11111il'!n, • . . . . . • 11 •11 I Nm.th lftinp1/rn1/, 11 of 7 J,.ncl1n, • • . . . . . . ·I fJix llill,., ..... . . J:l Smithtown, • •.•• G \..orn111, • •• • ••• • • I ll lliutt l1md, .. . . . , lfl ri11 l ·IH ··- ) 1'1) J.l.'"1 WI ! To 1':lliri1lj!r, n• i11 No. I'./, . . ... 1.ff< \rn·•l"!'t l'url, . .. . ~ l'nrl ll yr1111, .. . . . :1 l !'·~ 1.r.:, •••• .J I ~~J t.y1111•, ...•. .• •. l!I lik lr.'i I !II l!lli i\l u111t'7.111UiJ 1 , N""':uk, ..... ... i l'nlmrra, . . ... , . 1; Ma('1·~l. 111 i~, .• • •. f, fo Iii'! l'ill,fon l, ....... I~ ~Ill! 7 1m lhii.:hl1111, ······ 2 2 111 !1 17A ll11rhritu, ... ... :1 21:1 :l IR I ( : r('t'rr, ......... i 2211 :, !! 1~ ;, ~ lll.'i l'nrrun, . . •...••. 7 l!I~ ( 'l;1rks1111, . .. . .. !' !.?:1:1 Hi 208 illnrrny, ••. ... f. 2 11 !I ~~.u !1 2 17 ( :ni11r.", .. , ... . 1; ~."11: !\ Oak Orcl10r1I, .• . 4 !.!:!f, lli1ll! rll'n_I', ..• ... ~ !! f·"·i~~·I !i 2:1 1 ll nrlla111I, ....... ill !! 2 2:1:1 Nt'''' Fn11'\· .•••. f1 ~7 1 I !,! ;~ ll 2 11 ....• fo '.!Il l 1; 2 ti Ca111l11i:i, ... ..•.•. II !.!!iH l .t:wis luu, . .•. ... H !:!!It, f.I 27'.! 8 2tlU II. 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Jli lli..t1li1ril, •••• .. . II i 7 •I 15 l(orll ii:l•l. ...••. Or/Ai, . . .. . .. • , . Mrmlilh,. •••.•. Frn11klin1 • • •• • • • 4·1 !'i<l 11 l'y,. ..•..... 511 lJ11 n1lill1, •. • , .•. 1:11ilfo1rJ, .•. .•.. lhforil, •. . .•... To /Jalhton,. . .. . -:II. From Aulmr n 27. Frnm (;,11•~ I Ii ,.,,, 2!1. 29 26 71 36 !<, .'i !I 1 lflirn 111 l'lcn111nl Jll111111t, ~ S 111 inl!, ro llrn. 11111cton. Tn l'<'l111ylr r" ill•', Ill <:u·rrawirft, . . .. . r. ( 'n111hri.lgt\ .. . . . !t \\'loilr ( '.rc·rk , . . .. Ii lltnnini::lnn, 11.. . II 15 32 12. -From l'/nfla . .. ,,. _If. :JI 4'.! ·10 l111rph lo Og rim•. h111f! . ' l'o Cl1olcn1;g• y , .. :1!1 Mn/on,, . . .. .. . . 12 ll:Ulj:!Of, . •. . . . . . fl 12 l>ickc n~on, .... , I I lf:l lln11k inl m1, .. . .. i 2 1 l':ni, Jn·illP, . .. . . . 31 l'o lf~1lnn1, . . . .... J7 C:n 11to11 , • .• • .•• , :;:; Ug clrt,.f111ri: , . . .. li2 72 13. F. 0111 (, !'1 1 !'t ~ I 711 1~ fl.l Ill !1:1 Ill 111:1 17 J:.!ll Snck,11'1 7:1 }(.,,/"'' 111 Of!. . 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' · ;I I 1(. : I 1.:. I ] . I ff'! }: ,,. 1 ' ;' 7 I \ J !I Ningnrn Fo11s, . •. JO Lcwi~lo11, ....... 7 Vou11g14lowo, .... 7 .~;· ! I >-3 0 o' ro n 0 ::i rt ...... ::I i:: ro ,:i. -- 25 47. From l'uh. ·1 Ii 5 :t 7 7 12 Ellicoll1uillr, •• ,. 15 Aahliml, ...• ••.. 8 Springville, •••.• 1(1 Uo•lon, .•. • ••••• 10 llomhurg, •••••• 8 1111.ffolo, • ••• , •• • 12 -- 50. From /l1!ff<1/o lo Erir, l'a. To l'3111lm rg, • •. kill lo /lirfg,.fidJ, J:ll J!) C:t. fl 12 14 R J.I I 451 51 7 F:vnn:ia, •. ..•• • . . 7 ~ii {j 1-1 l~cn•i n~lon, .. •.• 20 hcoln111n, .•.•••. 23 Wcstliclil, ...... 27 l'orllnnol, .. • . •.. lli11lcy, .. ... ..•• !) llurgclbtown, l'o. fj H1i<, .•.• . .•.••. If. To York town,. .. S.nncr.•, .. .. .•.. S.1lc111 Cc11trr, . .. North S.llr.m,. ... ii II i1lgclicltl, (.'.L ••• J 4 7!l 85 48. H·orn C:ann11. JniJ?un to lluffalo. n ri>tol, II Allena' llill,. .... 4 Lh·oni:., ...... .. 5 12. f:tntltu, .. !l 22 Mo~cow, ...•..•. 5 7 2!1l rorry,. .. . . .•. .. Wo r•Q\V, ....... !I 3GI Ornngcvillc, ..... G Sher.Ion, .• ... . . . 8 Wolr.•, • . . . .. . .. {; A Willi11k, . . ... .. . 10, lla111f.11rgh, .... . II 7 1.~1 /Juffaln, ..• .. . .. JB· 2sl 49. From Oltnn /11 llu.JT11la. 321 4-1 To Chnp1><:l•l111rg, 12 ....... ·15. From 1111.ffult ' :11 7 -- i.; l ~~ .. ·~.r; 8 •H. Prnm lfud1on, '·'li;fr·. ·~.( llCtt\'cl, .• · • , •, · Ogdensburg , . . .. GENfmAJ, VIEW OF 57, l>c lluy tcr, •••. • . 8 5~ 6."> 'l'ru xtou, . . •.... !l GI 72 ll omcr, •.•• , . •. . JO 71 Corlla n1l, •• ••• •• I 72 l>ry olcn, • ...• ••. 11 8:1 Ithaca, . •• • • •• •• JI !!~ .... I 15 -51. From o,,1,n1. Nt:w H:nsr::v. 28 3r. •6 56 SU l\l n~sc11n, ..... ... r. 5r; I lnJ?nn•l111rg, ..• 12 76 n 20 3, ~2 ,11 5G Sl 6G H 90 33 ~~ ·~ (jf) G·I Fnrl Cnv inglon, . . fl 6.'l ' 70 Mulllrcnl, .•. .• . . GO l:H ,, -- 7~ In the hnrclship!l of nn eight ycnrs' wnr, 110 member of Ilic ccmfccl1:rnry, ill is prohablc, s11fforctl !10 11111clt. Her dcvolion lo ti re Cll llSI! or fm:1lo111 i., folly rcconlerl i11 the clnto of lier COlllJliluliun, July 211, J77G, two days he· foro tltc 1>cclnrnlio11 of ln1lcpcmlcnce hy the Co11ti11nnl11I Cougrcss. This Slnlc is bo1111t!etl N. hy New York, E. by the Atl:1111ic Oc1·nn nnc.1 ' New York, S. by Dclnll'nrc Bay, niul W. hy Pc1111sylw1nin. It is I :18 111ik·~1 in lcngtlt, 01111 [1U miles in lircnt.ll h; the nrca is nl.xrnt GGO sr1uarc mile!!, ur 4,224,0UO ncri::s. The soil or this Slnlc i!! not nalttrnlly well n1lnplccl to ngricullural p11rs1tils, much of tho 1111111 l>l·ing either su111ly or marshy; yet it11 pro.'<i111it y In l\\o of Ilic largnst mnrko:L~ in rhc United Stnlcs, nncl lhe imluslry of the: i11l1:rl1il nnts, Imvc rcmlernc.1 ii c:<ccc1li11gly pro<lucli\'C or nit sorts of fruits nrul v1·~rl:i. ble!! eommn11 lo lhc climnlc, h1gctltcr wir h grnin 01111 mcol!I of vn rious l<i11cl.- . New Jersey is i11tcrsef:lc1I by mnny nnvignt.lc rivers, nm) Im!! 1111111rrn11R ;' siren ms for mills, iron works, mul e\'cry s pecies of mn 1111fachrn~s r!'<)Uiri11g water-power. Tho principal of these slrt!11111s nrc lhe Ha rilnn, I lnekc11s111:k, l'n.qsaic, Snlr.111, Tom, Coh11111.ey, niul J\lnuricc ri\·crs. Tho internal communicnlions nrc ~cucrn lly good. Tho grral thorn11gl1 . fnrc bclwC<!n lhe 11ortl1cri1 mul soulhcrn slnlcs passes through New J.-r:;•·y, j nncl the n1lvn11tnges which rl1n Stale enjoy!!, ns it r<'gnnls clisl1111cc 111111 fiu:ili. lies in l rnnsportin~ good~ In mnrkcl, nrc nnl c.xn-ctlcil t.y tlwsc of nny 11 equally c:<lr.mlct.I t1:s1rid of lhn counl ry. In ntltlilinn lo lhc 11n111rnl ntlva11- ;1 lngi•.s of wnter cnmn11111ic:nlio11, tl10 8tatc enjoys the lx:11cfit of m;iny inlN· I nnl in1prorn111n11ls. The 111111111fnclurc!I nm C:<lcnsive n11cl nourishing. Tli1·y nrc chiefly of iron, collntt, woollen, pnpc r, lt:nlhcr, c.1rriagcs, sl111<·s, ,\'c. : One or 1hr. mnst 01111rishi11g ma1111far.111ri11g lnwn!I in th•: IJ11ilt!1I S1n11:s i ~ · l'utc rson, in this State; ii is silunlctl just below Ilic ro111nnlic liill!t of the l'nssnic, which supplies waler-power loo ny e.llcnl. The numcrou!I <'slnh. lisluncnts Imm crcnlccl n very cnnsi1lcrnl1lc town, co11lni11i11g nhout 800 liouscs, including 70 slnre!'l, nine cl111rchcs, n hnnk, ,\:c. 'l'hri nrlidr•R 111:in11. fuctnmcl l11:rc:, n11111111lly 11111011111 in vulun to nh1111t $2,1100,0110; 1111? raw mntorinl!I of collon, llnx, 111111 wool c111pl11yr1I, nmn1111lrif in J 8:1:.! lo 11 1111111 fou r million po11111I weight, fou r.lifihs of wlii.-11 \\'M cothrn. Thero is lil1c. Wise mac:J1i11Cry of vnrif)llS ki11tfs j paper, Ull ll OWl 1 l\-C. nm protl11ccol lo n co11siclc:mblc cxl1·11t. The: systrm COl lllll Oll sdt0<1l inslruction lms hi1h. crto liccn 1lcfcctivc, Intl i11 co11s1:11uc•11rc of the m.:cnt cOl1rls of lhc friPn1lii of cclucntion, mcnsurr.s l111vc liccn r.0111111e11cc1l wl1ich pr(lmiso chcrrin~ r<:a11lts. Tim Slnlc: possc.~scs n !lclrof)I fu111l, which commr nrrrl in IH I Ii. Tho income from ii, whi1:h is nhoul $22,000, is nnnually 1li~lril1111t ·ol i11 smnll stuns lo such town!! n!I rniso nn cq11nl nmo11nt for lhr. s11ppnrt nl' ! schools. Ac.nolc111ics 111111 privnlc !lChl)())Rnrn 11111ncrln1s nncl rxi:cll<'nt. Tl1C:rc I nrc in the S111te two Colli::;:cs ; Nnssn11 I lnll is nl l'ri11cd1111. I 1>1 20 •~11r1; to illn11lrtal. 2!1 I o Conlon,. .... . 18 3·1 llln rlriil, •••.••.. 15 4 1 Nnrfulk , ...•.•.. !l 2:1:; ' 8!1 :i!!. Fro111 All"'"!I !Jli lo Nin~nrn 1'i11/1. To llotuvio, oa in No. ti, ....... 2!i!l J.nckpor l,. ..•.. . 3111 !!F~ NinJ?nrn Foll•, . •. 21 :un NE'\.Y JERSEY. Tm: cnrly scttlcmculs nnd history of tit is Slnln, present n scene of mort., vnricty nnJ vicissi1111lc thnn 1l111t of nny of her sister colonins. Tito fir.>I sclllc.mcnt wm1 ncnrly cotcrnpornry with thnt of New York, nnd wns mndc uy tltc same people; the' Durch, who, in conj11nclio11 with some DnnC.<i, in 1r.:M, cstnLlishcJ themselves nt lkrgcn, wl1ich lltey so nnmcd nOer n town ., in Norway. Shortly ollc:rwn rd, colonies were eslnLlished on Ilic river Dcln. warr. liy tlm Swedes nntl Fins, n111I nllcr tho lnpso of n fow ycnr.i in. II~ same ncighliorhoo<l hy the English. ; Aller vnrious clmngrs of govern· mcnl, it wns, in I 076, clivitlc1l inlo the provinces of Ens! nncl W<'.st Jcrsry ; one wns plnccd under the roynl nulltorily, nnd tho other nllnchcd to tlic ~ovcrnmcnt of New York. In )082, Enst Jersey wns trnnsforrc<.l lo Wm. 1'm111 nnd his ossocintcs. rn 1702, bolh provinces IVf!l"C unilC(I un1lnr lho gornrnmr.nt of New York : this nonlinuc1l until 1738, when, grcntly to lho m.lvontnge of tho pnoplr, :incl the csloblishmcnt of p<'JIOO nnd good order, tho colony wns taken mi. 1lnr lhe immcclinte control of tho crown, nnd so continued until tho nbolitinn of the roynl nulhority by tho revolution. Wm. Temple Frnnldin, n At111 of the c.clchratct.I Bcnjnmin Fronklin, wn!I Ilic lust of lhc: roynl govcrn!lrs. In tl10 rc:vol11tionnry slrugglc, n11tl in tlto incipient ri:sislancc to rlic oppr<'9· sivc mcns11res of tlto mothnr co1111lry, New Jersey hom lu!r full slinrc, nml ~ ·~ I or l'(ll'U l ,ATION OF COUNTIES. Cot111llcfl. l'~ il11;;1'."· 1 Cmrn'y Towne. 2'.l,11\! ll nr.kcnsnck. :ll,107 Monnl llolly. 1,!l:lfi Mi1l1llclnw11. H,nn llriolgctnwu. 11,!ll 1 Ncwnrk. 28,<l:ll Woo11ll111ry. ll11ntrr1lo11,.. . . . 31,0r.n 'J'/WN10N, . . I:I 1'r.1Hll\(!lo11. 1 llc11?c11, • • • • • • • • ll11rli111?lon, •• • •• Cnp" lllny, •••• , C11mlx:rl:1111 I, .. .. !~,~cir, • .. •••• • . Glouccatcr,..... l r;m111ti~11. ~fiJ,lfm.<, J'~•iJ::::." · 0 Ct•1mty Tuw 11•. ..... · 11:1, I ~ [{ ' iJ;;-,;;;~ick· ·Monmouth,..... 2!1,23:1 Frrcl1nlol. /llnrri8, • . • • . • • . 2.1,lilif. J\lorriatown. Rnl.,111, ••••••• •• J.f,15.'• i;nlr.rn. Son1crnr.I, . . . . • . 17,fifl'I &1111orv ille. !'11~KCJ, • ••••••• 20,:11r. Nr.wlnn . Wom·n, . . • . • • . lfl,1127 llclvi1lrrc. · Tutnl, ..... ~'.!11,ii'.fi ~ ~ �JACOB SPILLAR ·At Botetourt March Court 1820 The Instrument of writing Purporting to be ~ast Will and Testament of Jacob Spillar deceased was exhibited in court and Pn:>ven by t he a£firmation of Joel crumpackar and Mathias Snider two of the subscribing witnefse s there and ~ered to be reconled . ~-~don the motion of Mathias Switzer and Micha el Spillar the &tors therein named: certificate is granted them for obtaining a Probate thereof in d· e form their having :first made Oath and with security entered i nto and acknowledged Bond according to Law Wing£ield, Marshall; Marriage Bonds of Franklin County, Virginia 1786-1858 ; Genealogical .Publishing co., Inc.; Baltimore; 1973 -- -- P• 2l4 Spitler, Jacob and Frances Lemon, Sept. 7, 1818. Sur. Jo s eph Clingenbill . Spitler, Michael and Polly Peters, dau. Michael, Aug . 25 , 1802. Sur. Michael Peters, m by John Turner. p. 144 Lehman, Daniel and Frances Rudy, Feb. 5, 1791. Sur. Danie l Rudy, m by Randolph Hall. Vogt, John and Kethley, T. William,Jr; Botetourt County Marri ages 1770-1853, Volume 2; Iberian Publishir.g Col; Athens, Georgia; 1987. p. 574 Spitler, EJizabeth & David Borndrager 24 Feb 1800 ; b . Jacob Spittler, Min - William Stover - 11 Mar 1800 p. 575 Spitler, Motelena & David Heck 25 Mar 1811 ; b- J acob Spitler father min - John Helms -28. Mar 1811 (Note: There are addition.al. Spitle~ marriages in Botetourt County, Virginia however, I have not included them here as t hey were a£ter 1820, the year of the death of Jacob Spittlar of Botetourt County, Virginia . Wingfield's book did not list any other marriage records. It is believed that Jacob Spittlar/Spitler resided in Botetourt County, Virginia . It is believed that Jacob Spitl.er' s l.arrl in Boitetourt County , Virginia was part of the Christopher Thresher land laid out f or his son George Thresher being part of 500 acres of 1164 acres Granted to John Miller by patent 10 August 1788 •••• crofsing Looneets Creek. (Geo. Delong' s Herveys line) A survey drawing of this tract is found in Bo t etourt County, Virginia Surveyors Re cord 1774-1808; (Microfilm of actual vol ume i s va. Library Film 01004 pages ~~(A copy--is found in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City, · Virginia Public Library in the Main Library on Jefferso n Street. The actual volume is preserved in the Clerk of Court' s Of fi ce, Botetourt County, Virginia· in Fincastle, Vi:r:ginia.) · The site of the old Jacob Spitler farm is off Rout e 11 about a half' mile unto County Road 640. In the swnmer, 1994 the road was being changed considerably with the removal of a curve that passed through the location of the old Spitler farm known as, "Weeping Wd.llow Farm" . This i s the tract with the splendid old brick house that Mr. Howanl Loope of the Wheatland area i nherited as a young man from his uncle, Andrew J . Loope . A. J. Loope and his wif'e purchased the old "Thrasher place", moved from t he .farm of Loope's ancestor, Jacoq Trevey's son-in-law, Jacob Loop i nto the Thrasher place. A. J. Loop and his wife were getting up in age ar:d young newphew, Howard Loope cared for them. Having no childxen, t hey left their f a rm to him. Mr. Howard Loope died in May, 1993· It is beli eved his widow, Mrs . Katherine I· (Williamson) Loope is the present owner in the fall , 1994. 'VirllDta Appalachian Notes �Botetourt County, Virginia Deed Book 12 page 95 June 25 1816 Peter Thrasher sold 132 acres to Jacob Spitl er, ---rfaken from records of Mary R. G. Bauer; Courtesy of Geraldine M. Obensha in; Buchanan, Vir g ini_a.) Bauer's ·records further state ' that on Oct 8, 1818 Jacob Spitler sold (Peter's) 132 acres to Conrad Thrasher. This land is supposed to trace back to 1789 when James Lauderdale sold to William Lauderdale. The unnamed widow of Jacob Spittlar/Spillar was Frances "Fannie" (Rudy.) Lel'L11an/Layman/Leaman the widow of Daniel Layman of Franklin county, Virginia. Layman was authorized by the Virginia State Legislature to establish the Town of Germantown in 179.5· This is recorded in The Statues At Large of Virginia (Volume 13 Hennings Statues) page 585. Daniel Layman andStephenPeters were t o establish Germantown. Trustees were also named, with provi sions for erecting the town. Daniel Leamon's Will was recorded in Franklin county, Virginia . It was written 27 August 1811. The date of probate was October 7, 1811. He named his ••Loving wife Fanney" to have his estate her natural life or widowhood, in case she sh:iuld marry she would have one third his estate During her natural Life a nd at her Death to return to my Estate to be divided one third each to son, John Leamon, Daniel Leamon and other one third "to be :El:!.ually Divided between the Children of My Daughter Elizabeth Wray" as they come of age . Appointed Nathaniel H. Clabourn and Joseph Flora Executors. Nathaniel H. Claiborne served in the administration of President Thomas Jefferson. Joseph Flora was a successful fanner . The following Virginia: Will Inventory Settlement Division other will records pertain to Jacob Spitler of Botetourt county , Will Will Will Will Book Book Book Book C-249 C-249 C-33.5 D-.56 1. Wingfield, Marshall; Franklin County Virginia A History; Chesapeake Book Company; Berryville, Virginia; 1964 pgs. 21J and 214. contributed by Mary Ann (Sink) Barnes, 1204 Allison Drive, Rockville, MD 20851 EPITAPH Seen in Lincoln, Maine: Sacred to the memory of Jared Bates, Who died Aug. the 6th, 1800. His widow, aged 24, lives at 7 Elm Street, Has every qualification for a good wife, And longs to be comforted, "Uncle John's Second Bathroom Reader" by The Bathroom Readers' Institute :.:::::-.:=::.: :: :::.: :::: :: :: :.: :: :::: :::::::=:: :: :: :::.: :::: :::: :::.: ::::::: :: :::.:: :::: :::.= :::=::: = ==-= :: :..::.:: :;:;: :=:::::..=:::.: :.:.:.:.:.:::; V~ Appa.lachian Notes === :.::: :.::: :::: :::: :::.:. :;: �Hill of Jacob Spittlar of Botetourt County, Virginia Will Book C p;Gtges 249- 250· In thename of God a.men I Jacob Spilla.r o:f Botetourt p9 1:!-nty and ~:tat:e o:f Yir.;!.cla beir~ v-e:ry weak and s~ck of body and calling to such th'e 'lltortali ty ~f rea:i while :: am cf pa_T'fect !lll.!l.d and memory do make and ordain this my La.st Wijl ar...d Testa.~ent to Wit First I give and recommend my soul into the hand 01"' God who gave it and my :Body to the ~h to be buried in a decent and 11"1..ristian like mariner noth:..ng doubting out I shall receive the same again ~ . ~ ew..ze-: : j :;. · :' t"'.e JUS~ a.i.:. :...:;; ~o".1 ;..l •.; -l::t 1-tnldly estate ;rhere with 1 t hath pleased God to Blefs me w1 th I g:!ve and. bequeath in the -f'o~lowing manner First all my lawful am just debts to be paid out of' my eSta.'te with a.11 funeral charges Secondly I will that my surviving widow Fanrtey' rsp1.llar live along with rrry son Michael Spilla.r on the plac~ I noill 1li11:e dID and get her maintenance f'rom Michael Spillar in the f'olloWing manner. Michael is to pa; her Twenty f'ive '.Pounds per year and keep her a good riding heart that is if she wants any tlUng 0£ Michael such as grain or any crt;her lftrlr1~ 1'1,ichael fuesieshs her with it and gets credit out of the Twenty flve Pou~s ·which he has to pay yearly ( p, 250) and i£ she should take six hundred pounds thei;i -is ~to ha.ye .~~ said Twenty f'ive Pounds out 0£ my estate she ;is Wher~ tp bai~~qpJ,tii ,him; j?p:>P.erty that she b.ad when she and I were maroed. to do- With i;he 1 1sa.ni,e M cm~[' f.-hinks J;:r.:>per and the TWenty five Pound above mentioned is to co ntin'Jel every · year of natu-.T'2.l l.i£etir.le I further my will that a.11 my children have six hundred pounds each whose names a.re as follows Barbara. C:ra-.ie {?)Crane, my daughter, Daniel Spillar my son, Eliza.beth Peters {?) my daughter Jacob Spillar my son. Michael Spillar my son, Hannah Myer my daugl}tyl'1 Mag,da~en Spillar my daughter some of my aoove named. child.:ren have rece1ved nbdrtS'1cfera'b1y~ tnore than six hundred oourid.s those must pay to the other that have not received the same yet of ;,hi.ch Barbara Crane i s to have her six hundred pounds and of the f'irst coney that shall become du~ to my estate the other all having recrlv-ed thPi~ six r.mdred :Pound and overrt is fa..-ther my will that after ny Wide''"' 5 decea.se whatever there be left may be ~ually divided among all my children Beginnfng W'i th ~ba.ra crane as She hiul. 'to 'tfaif:' longEfS't rat<> the £irst wet Micha.el my son and then Eli.zQ.beth Peters my daughter Jacob Spillar my son and Ma.gdalain my·da.ughter those three to be last that me to get I mw conzti tute QDia.in and appoint my 'true anL trusty ::frlendlr ~tbias Snider ani Michael Spillar -b be rr.f Executors -to Ez:eCl!lJte th1s ·m-y :n.a.sit, tm.ltlr.and tes"W.m.ent. now beinz all other wills which I have hereunto set my band and seal t.I.. ni 1th day ,,f F-bruary in the Year one thousand eight hunqred. and ~~nty. ,, Signed Sea.led and deH:veretl. !rt tJl~ ~ ,'Z:;,~2:::~r hhn McC;jli 1stPr, JanP ·st r P~Ecnce of -11s a.'ld lie in the Prasenee • "kl. 11 i tr>r • P.ob»rf Barnett' eE.'.Cb ~the:r w I .~r lfary Wat ors & Edward Mc- /~~p,;;:;t,;.,.:;, . I' e • ~ I v :ohn Rees~• $1'~ 'c~.~-r.m~.t!if:':~Jr, L. /,,-; ~ML-v~ ~ 11 q I'. f'l" r1 to • nT(::tTPt I i i ' ..,1lr ••••• �BATR COUNTY, VIRGINIA Abstracts from Court Order Books Micr ofilm #Jr2859 , Reel 11 : State Archives. OB 1791-1801; 1 801-1806, 1806- 1812, Virginia Most of the notes below were taken for my personal use - b ut included data that I though would be of use to someone else. Al so used abbreviations and only the name if no genealogical data was found . Babe Fowler . June 1791 : p 9 : On motion ordered that John Sittington Edward Thompson Ralph Laverty William Wilson Alexander Gillaspy John Baxter Alexander Hamelton John McCallestor Mathias Benson William Robinson James McCallestor John Carlile Robert Carlile Robert McGraw and William Warrick are exampted from working on Roads in future. (Note: There were no commas) (date prior to June 15) On the petition of Ralph Laverty he is exampted from the payment of County 8 parish Levy in future . Sept 1791 : p 23 : •••• . Bind William Taylor son of Daniel Taylor , a poor child to Valentine Beckley/Reckley?? •••••• blacksmith trade ••• • Oct 1791: p 26 : William Taylor is appointed constable in room of Thomas Mann •• • •• ..• • 8 Nov 1791: Saml Gillasy Ass Pltf vs Ralph Laverty Deft on petition for Debt judgment for interest g cos t . Debt 5 L with intere st from 14 Aug 1784 until pa id-:-~ .. •..•. ... . ... Thomas McCallister •.... . . .•. . .. . p 33 : •• ••. • road to Ralph Lave rty .••••••.•. ••• .• • p 55 : 8 May 1792 : Ordered th at the Accessor of the Poor Bind Haner Brian until 21 yrs of age from the 1st day of Sept next he then being lS yrs of age. • ••.•..• ••••••• bind John Hicks until of age he being 18 yrs o f age the 1st day of Sept next. • •••• • • • bind John [night to Moses Mann according to law being 16 yrs of age in July last past •••• p 59 & 60 : 12 June 1792 : ••• last will & testament of Ralph Lafferty dec ' d , p r oduced in court by John Hamilton one of the ex ' rs ••••• ••• •• • proved by Henry Scott, Nathan Crawford & Robert Stuart wits . p 60: Samuel Shrewsbury, Nathan Crawford, James Kelso & Andrew Sittington to appraise & return to July court ( Ralph Lafferty 's est.) p 62: July 17 92 : apprai sement return ed ( " " " ) p 74: Sept 1792: John Davis ch of James Davis be bound to Patrick German • •• •• • • •••• Mary Davis ch of James Davis be bound to Adam Kimberland ••• John Spiker orphen ch be bound to William Dinwiddie ••••• John Brown orphen ch be bound to Willia m Connell p 75: Elizabeth Brown orphen ch be bound to John Burns •••• that William Sinteer (Known by the name of William Brinkley) be bound according to law • ••• Nancy Harrison & Alexander Harrison orphen ch be bound ••••• Virginia Appalachian Notes �Bath County, Va, Order Books p 92: Feb 1793: Edward Crutfield orphan of Fourten Crutchfield dec 'd ••• made choice of John Aliver? Oliver as guardian •••••••• • •. Hugh Glacken be bound until of age .••••.•• Thomas Lutteral t Sarah Luttera1 be bound to William Taylor ••••••••••• William Naylor & Henry Stuart? be exempt from Taxes 1792 p 104 Apr 1793: Ordered that bind •• Jacob McCaslier bastard ch of Mccaslin •.•• • •• ••••••••• Agne~ P 150: Mar 1794: Solomon Towndsend who stands bound in recognizance to appear at the court to show cause why he shout not be bound to maintain a child of Mary Gregory's of which she has declare d him to be the father P 151: Ezekiel Towndsend senior ••••. peace bond ••.. particularly to Joseph Gregory p 152: Mary 179 ? : Joseph Gregory •••• • peace bond ••••• Isaac his sec. toward; Towndsend • • ••••.••••••• • Gregory 15 June 1795: Ordered that the tithables of thos e pet itioning the court of Augusta formerly for a road from Ralph Laverty•s to Thompsons mill passing the ~ey Cove? ?work? ag:eeable to the order of the said court of Augusta & that the same in repair. Or der Book 1801- 1806 pl, 2: 17 May 1801: • • •••• Thomas Bennington agst William Taylor .•••••• p 2 : • •••••••• John Carothers · · · · • • • · · • • • • · • • • p 3, 4: Listing of peopl e ------ freeholders P 4: Ralph Lafferty ••••• •••• •• P 5: John Sprowl estate • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • p 18: May 1801: Charles Rodgers agst James McCallister in Trespass dismissed by the plantiff order . p41: Sept 1801: the last wi ll & testament - James McAlister dec'd proved by Moses Mann & John Brown •••.• •• • • Thomas McCallister & John McCallister ex'rs •••••• ••• • •••••• p 45: Oct 1801: Inventory & Appra isement of estate of James McCallester pl48! Apr 1803: Thomas McCallister & John McCallister as attories in fact for GarTet McCallister, Thomas McCallister, John McCallister Jane McCallister, Richard McCallister, Margaret McCalliste r, Robert Ba~ett, Hannah Barnett, alias McCallister, John Waters, Mary Waters & Edward McCallister •••• deed •·•••• to George Lively was proved by John Reese, John McCallister Jr & William McCallister •••••••••••• • July 1805 : Rich'd McCallister & Margaret his w·f d d to 1 • h'd M C 11" e • • • ee ••••• R Robert Barnett •••••••• ••• ic c a ister & Margaret his wife deP.d to Jacob Pence ••••••••••• p 378: Virginia Appalachian Notes �Bath County, Virginia , Court Order Books p 33 3 : Aug 1805: p 397 : Thomas Milhollin agst James Sprowl in debt •• • •.• • • • May 18, 1805 .....••• . roa d t h a t l eads to Mrs La f ferty Order Book 1806-1812 13 Jan 1807 : Margaret Sprow1 refused a dm ' n of estate of her son Robert . . . . .. .. . . ... . . . John Jordan adm 'r ... · • · · · • · · • · · · 13 Apr 1808: William Wilson child ••• •• . chi l dren of Stephen Wilson •. . heirs of Eliz abeth Wilson of Phi lly • •••• ••• ••• • • • • 10 Nov 1808 : James Sprowl v s Garre t McAlest er and . a l l in Chy ••• •• • Th e defts Garret McAlester & Ann his wife M~ry Sprowl Will Sprowl John Sprowl J r Margar et Sprowl & Rebecca Sprowl , which John Margaret & Rebec~a a: e the children & Heir s of Alexander Sprowl dec ' d & John Sp:owl Sen. W~ich Ann Margar et William & Jobn Sprowl Sen? are brother s & sis ter s & heirs of Robert Sprowl dec ' d • ••••. • • • •. .• Alexander Sprowl dec ' d , br o t her of Rober t Sprowl dec ' d • ..•• •• heirs not residents of state •• • ·· · 15 Mar 1809 . • • • •• • •.•• • • Jane Lafferty • ••• • ••••••• • •• •• • • Date ?? .. prior =:=========~============== = ===========~================ ===== = = = = =:-!::========== Geneal ogy Hint - Words Some terms comnonly used in Colonial times have changes in their meanings for better or worse . ALIAS - did not have a criminal meaning. It usually meant illegit imacy; the surnames of t he father and mother were joined . SENIOR & JUNI OR - di d not necessarily refer to father and son . I f t wo men in t he same t own had t he same name , the older of the two was "senior" and the younger became " juni or" even t hough they were unrelated . In earlier t i mes a father might have done the same in naming sons. NIECE - could be any femal e relative,, but usually a granddaughter. NEPHEW - might be an ill egitimate son , but usually a grandson. COUSIN - might be a nephew or an uncle. BROTHER - might be an adopted brother ,, but could also be an in-law, lodger or church "brother" . DCMESTIC - could be a wife because she was at home . MOTHER- IN- LAW - could be a stepmothe r. HOUSEKEEPER - once meant property owner and could be used for a male as well as a female . INMATE - as found in the PN (sic) ArGhives, refers to a man l iving in the home of another person but not necessarily in an institution. ANCESTOR UPPATE Genealogica l Society of Henr y & Clayton Counties , GA Winter 1993, Vol 2, No 4 . .ma Appala0ll1&n Notes �ABSTRACTS FROM THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Th is material was copied f rom microfische in the Virginia Room, City Library, Roanoke, Va . Fische 14 : p 140: Chapter XC: An act for allowing Pensions to several Persons. Passed Dec 20, 1792. Section I: Persons to receive the following allowances .• .• •• • ••••.• . •• Alexander Stewart, a soldier, disabled by wounds received at the battle of the Point in the year 1774, the sum of 8 t ; Rouse,_ a soldier woundeq at the action near Petersburg in 1781, • ..• • sum of 8 ~; Benjamin Taylor, a soldier in the Illinois regiment, wounded in an engagement with the Indians 1781, sum of 15 t ; Judith Carter, widow of Charles Carter , who at an early period of the late war enlisted as a soldier & died shortly after, leaving Judith & a numerous fami ly of children in very indigent circumstances, sum of 12 ~; Benjamin Blackbourne, a serjeant in the regiment of riflemen commanded by Colonel Charles Lewis, & disabled by several wounds received at the battle of the Point in 1774, the sum of 15 ~; Elinor Crittenden, Margaret Carr, Mary Whitt, Mary Dillard, Margery Groten & Alice M'Clintick, widows of soldiers who died in during the late war, sum of 1 2 t-; & Benry Salmon, wounded in late war, the sum of 12 ~ . Section IV: •• •. •••• Thomas Finn, a captain of the artillery in the late war ••• sum of 75 ~in lieu of pension. ••••• Samuel Kirkpatrick, a soldier, annual sum of 15 ~. p 113: (Chapter CII - Oct 25, 1793) .••. Millington Roach, deputy Sheriff of Amelia Co. p 42- 43 : Chapter LV: An Act to establish a Town at the Hot Springs in the Co of Bath . Passed Nov 6, 1793···:·· ··50 acres of land •.•• property of Nathaniel Wilkinson, John Carter Littlepage, & John Oliver to establish a town by the name of Hot Bath; ·· ·· · Sampson Mathews, Samuel Vance, Thomas Hughart, Charles Cameron, George Poage, John Montgomery, John White, John Lewis, John Baller, Anthony Mustoe, & Samuel Suiberry, gentlemen, are trustees ............... •··· · · • ··•• Fische 15: Chapter XXXV An Act for opening a Waggon Road from the Blockhouse in Washington to the Cumberland Mountain i n the County 0 ~ L:e - Passed 18 Dec 1794. Section I : That Charles Cocke, Benjamin Sharp, William Erving, William Neal, & Frederick Jones, gentle~en, or any 3 of them········· may judge most proper for opening & clearing a waggon road from Big Mocason gap to Benedit Eries, in the county of Lee. Chapter LIV: An Act for placing James Robinson on the list of Pensioners, & for other Purposes. (Passed 22 Dec 17 94 ) Section I: ••.. that James Robinson, of the county of Bath, who received a shot through the head at the . battle of Point Pleasan t , in . t h e yr 1774 ' . . which has disabled ~im from gaining a support of Labour , shall be placed on the list of pensioners, & be allowed the sum of 10 t . h . h .d per yr. Section II: ••••• tat i. ssue tote wi ow of Thomas Her b ert, a warr ant . for the sum of 25. ~'. & to. the said . James Robinson · ' a warrant f or the sum of 15 t, for their immediate relief •.•• •• •• P 31, VirgtnJa App&laohian Notes �General Assembly's Abstract p 30: Chapter XLIX: An Act to establish several New Ferries & for other purposes . (Passed Dec 9, 1796) Section I: From the land of Charles Callaway, in the county of Pennsylvania, across Staunton river, to the l and of James Callaway, the price for a man 4q: & for a horse the same. From the land of George Thomas in the county of Pittsylvania, across Dan river, to the land of John Lewis, in the county of Halifax, the pr ice for a man 4~: & for a horse the same. From the land of John Henderson, deceased, in the county of Greenbrier across New river, to the land of John Toney, on the opposite shore, the price for a man 6¢ & for a horse the same . • • • • ••••• ••••• Section V: The ferry from the land of Edward Cox, called Kingsland ferry across James River, & also from the lands of William Galt, in the county of Campbell, across the said river, shall be discontinued. p 37 : Chapter LXVIII : Passed Dec 23, 1796. Section I: Whereas it is represented to be earnest desire of Nicholas Vanstaphurst, Jacob Vanstaphurst & Nicholas Hubbard, now or late inhabitants of Holland, to become citizens of this commonwealth •• • • ••••••••• & the wives 8 children • • . • •.••...••••... p 40: Chapter LXXX : Passed nov 19, 1796. Section I: • •••••••• That it shall & may be lawful for Henry Lee, Edward Carrington, Bushrod Washington, James Heron, Robert Gamble, John Hopkins , John Preston, William Caruthers, Archibald Stuart, & James Caruthers, gentlemen ••••• to raise by lottery, the sum of $2 5,000 ••••• applied towards defraying the expence of rebuilding the houses consumed by fire in the town of Lexington, & county of Rockbrid g e, in the month of April last .. . . . . . . . . .. . p42: Chapter LXXXI II: Passed Jan 17, 1798 ••••. •• ••• that the pension allowed to John Consover, a soldier who lost both bis arms, & was otherwis e severly wounded at Buford's defeat during the late war, is inadequate to his support. Section I: ••• • • shall receive $80 yearly • •• • • 8 at the same periods with other pensions. Section II: •••• William T Goulding, also a soldier i n the late war & so wounded at the battle of Guilford .• • •.• •• $40 per annum. p 28: Chapter LX: Passed Jan 23, 1799 • • • • • That Benjamin Blackburne now an inhabitant of Tennessee draws an annual pension of $50 ••.••• • ••• said pension be discontinued. ==why==~;t ==h;;:;; ==;; ==N;;.; =¥;;;;; ==R;;;;;1t'.:tr;;;; ==£:;; ==1995? == == ;;~ ==;;;;;= ====== = Genealogical Society that you be long to , send an article for publication in their quarterly . ~Appalachian Notes �31 GEORGE W WASKEY contributed b y Geraldine Obenshain Buchanan, Va (letter addressed) Blue Ridge ya May 21 1860 12~: Mr Thomas A. Rice Halifax Court House Virginia Single Millcreek Botetourt va May 22nd 1840 Mill Creek of Mr Thomas A. Rice Dear Sir According to your request I will this day - drop you a few lines = in order to inform you that I = Received your letter = of = the ath May = and was happy to learn that you and all were well a nd saucy as pet pigs your letter according to your desire found us all well as usual. I understand by your letter that Col. Waskey was very unconcerned about writing I wi sh you would tell him that if he does not write sooner he had better for depend upon it he'll get his ears boxed when I see him if he dont attend to his business better than he Does === but enough of this at pres ent I was very much mortified when I heard your little darling was married to another man but not half so much as I was when my little one took to her sevapers but I have about forty-leven in view at present and either of them I believe is far before the former. I have been varing and charging amongst the gir l s for a few weeks like a dog in a meat house I was sorry to hear you had wore out your bed rolling about of Nights on account of Eve runn i ng off in the way she did , Never mind (page 2) that for one of the Name is as good as the Same theres Miss Phebe yet in her prime - fresh as a lilly blooming as a rose and not to be wined at by them that has no teeth mind you and theres miss Ellen yet Just in her prime not to be sneezed at neither and there is one more yet but I do not recollect her name at p r esent allthough I am very well acquainted with her too = and she is hard to b eat I can tell you Here is a piece of poetry about our missfortunes in losing our Girls which I composed j u st for this letter Alas my darling did depart Which al most broke my aching heart But since that time (and long before) I had in view == some forty more Yo~r-Lucy-dear I "illlderstand Accepted of another hand And vowed herse lf t o be his wife Which allmost took your very life But Since that time (Perhaps before ) y_~u-~~L_ell:_ .in _love ~it_!"i fo..E.!.L..m£E.~ ::_-_:::I have not Saw the gir l you requested me to Speak a Ct has been erased?) good word to for you yet perhaps though I wll see her shortly I wish you and Col. Waskey and his old woman (if I may so call her) Cou ld Come up == Shortly for (as I Stated in my letter to him) I am determined to have a quilting right or rang and have all the girls in the County and we will lock Virginia Appalachian Notes �George W Waskey (page 3) the Old women in the Closet or some other dark place and then we'll dance like five hundred You aught to come up and hear us ----- Sing Once at Our Society wish I may be squeezed to death in a cider press Double distilled into a bott le of Colongne water and sent round to New Orleans if ther e aint some of best Singers in the Mill Creek Singing Society (for such is the name of it) that ever jumped the brown stick Why Sir when you look at them they will grin just like an Opossem at a green percinamon and as to squeezeing I have never tried many of them but I got hold of a small chunk of a one some few ~ek ago she only weighed 196 lb Just a barrel flour and mind I tell you sir I thought should never get loose--from her Grace I wish I may be scratched to death with Crab Claws if She had not like to Squeezed me smack in two (and kiss) wish I may kicked to death with grasshappers if she dident buss me on the Cheek and it Cracked so that you mought.a herd it at least two miels of a right windy day and it burnt as bad as if there had been a plaster of Spanish flies and Vinegar put on it - but I cannot give you a full description without writing a volume of about 400 pages = and that I have not time to do at present So I shall have to conclude by remaining your affectionate well wisher until Death === George W Waskey Write to me soon after you get this Thomas A Rice (Note: George never married - bf) .. , ·:· "'Ihe Fincastle Weekly Advertiser", May 8, 1801, Friday: At a court held for Wash1.ifton County the 18th day of March, 1801. Arthur Bowan, Plaintiff, Against Isaac Roman & John Byers, De.f -ts . In Chancery. 'Ihe said Defendant Isaac Roman not having entered his appearance and given security according to the act of assembly a.nd the rules of this court, and it appearing to the satisfactian of the court that he is not an inhabitant of the comnronwealth of Virginia; On the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on the first day of the next June court and answer the bill of the plainti ff; and that a copy of this order be published in some public newspaper published in this state for two months successively and another copy posted at the front door of the court house of the said county. A copy -- Teste, (48) Andrew Russell, D.C. from "Botetourt County History .Before 1900 - Through County Newspapers" published by Botetourt County American B~cent ennial Commission , 1976. Before 1814, U S Congressional Representatives were paid six dollars per diem. And that was only when Congress was is session. "The Bathroom Trivia Book" , Red-Letter Press Inc., PO Box 393 , Saddle River, NJ 07458. Virginia Appalachian Notes �QUERIES 95-1: Need pa r/o Wells F . SMI TH md Jane BROCE 1828 Montgomery Co, VA. Kathexine Goodholm, 5581 s. Danube Court, Salt Lake Ci!,Y..L.__UT _ 8 411 8 -2 613 95-2: Who were par/o Raymond LOV ERN md Elizabeth FISHER 1839 Halifax Co. In Montgomery Co, VA by 1850. Mary was E. FISHER' s mother - who was father? Katherine Goodho l m, see 95-1 95-3: Seeking info on Hulett A . SMITH b Patrick Co c 1833 . His par were James SMITH & Sarah WI LLI S md Apr 6, 1820, Patrick Co. It was possibly his 2 marriage. Catherine J::L_ Beavers, 1427 Larsen . L an~ ~J'.ler_yj}1g"'_l~ ___§Q,2..§~::~.2~~ 95 - 4: Seeking info on the par/o Angeline McM ILLI ON . Nathaniel & Jane G. McMILLION Angeline was b c 1842 in Patrick Co . Cataherine W. Beavers, see 95-3 95 -5: Does anyone know history of GILLIAM &/or WALLACE fam of Lee & Scott Co, VA & Harlan Co, KY? Have close connection with ROBERTSONS of that area & TN. Thomas (b 1769 VA) & John ROBERTSON, John GILLIAM (b 1795 VA) & Richard WALLACE (b 1750-60) in White Co, TN ca 1820. GILLIAM & WALLACE in Madison Co, TN by 1829. Martha Heinemann, 705 N. Belvedere Blvd., Memphis, TN 38107 - 5029 95-6: Seeking info on the DALLAS fam of Bedford Co, VA or any other DALLASES. My anc Robert DALLAS (1756-1839) md Nancy TURNER (1765 -1848 ) in Bedford Co 1781, & they lived in the Crabtree & Goos e Cre eks areas. Neighbors were Marmaduke, John & Joshua DALLAS. Were they rel ated? Robert & Nancy went to Pittsylvania Co, VA . Jon-Eric Thomas, 201 Woodhaven Drive, Lexington, NC 27292 95-6 & 7: Seeking info on par/a Henry Harrison EARLE S ((b 5 Feb 1847, Floyd Co, VA, d 8 Jul 1923, Alum Ridge, Floyd, VA) . He md 1 ) Susan M. LESTER ( b ca 1853, d 5 Jan 1885, Floyd Co, VA). Susan LESTER was dau/o Fleming LESTER & Permelia ? Henry md 2) Rosetta M. COLE. Any info on Henry H. EARLES or Susan M. LESTER & fam would be apprec iated . Paula S . Earls, 726 West Id a ho, Apt . !5, Cart ervil 1 ~ IL 62918 95-8: Seeking info on fam/o John W. HURT (b 1840, Floyd Co, VA) who md Bethany REED (b 1841, d 1927, Floyd Co, VA) 1 Oct 1863 . John is son/o Joseph HURT & Elizabeth ? Bethany REED is dau/ o Mark REED & Lucy REED REED. Both fam from Floyd & Montgomery Cos. Any info is appreciated. Paula S. Earls, see 95-6 & 7 95-9: "Stannard Researche rs " I'm in possession of a list of Stannard Births in Suffold , between 1837 to 1873. Can be obtained by request and the usual S.A.E. by wr i t i ng: David P . Stannard, 307~3530 Cambie St . , Vancouver, B.C . V5Z-2Xl 95-10: E.N. Sechrest< Jr. has a huge database of over 500 reference materials on SIGRIST/SECRIST/etc & would be pleased to help anyone in our group working any branch of that line . He has over 5,000 individuals in various gen e alogies & documents of random us ef ulness. E. N. Sechrest , Jr . , 2814 . Ca~.1-9-~is Road, San Marino, CA 911~~ VJr&in1a Appa.laohian Notes �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES January 1977 - May 1986 CONTENTS ISSUE PAGE Jan . 1977 1 2 3 5 6 8 12 13 15 22 25 Apr . 1977 27 28 29 31 32 33 37 38 42 43 45 46 47 47 48 49 49 July 1977 51 52 52 53 55 57 58 59 60 63 65 66 67 68 69 71 72 ARTICLE Officers President's Message " Phluger - Phlegar Searching Suggestions John Huff, Sr. The Moore Surname in Russell Co., VA Poem: Ancestors Queries New Additions to the VIRGINIA ROOM, Roanoke Public Library - October 19, 1976 By-Laws, SVGS The Last Word Staff & Contents President's Message & Program Committee Report Bean, R. Bennett. The Peopling of Virginia Beginner's Notes Genealogical Definitions Grayson Co., VA Order Book 1793-1794 (partial abstract) Notes from the Virginia Room New Additions to the VIRGINIA ROOM, Roanoke Public Library - March 22, 1977 Exchange Bulletin Notes Ancestors of Elva Irene Wade Howell (Maternal) The Spread of Genealogy Guidelines for Appalachian Notes New Members Surname Index Queries The Last Word Addendum - April 16, 1976 Staff & Contents President's Message & Program Committee Report Future Happenings Pine Creek Church (near Floyd Go., VA) Cemetery Survey Bean, R. Bennett . The Peopling .Qf Virginia (cont. from April 1977 issue) Ancestors of Francis Augustus Howell (Maternal) Reviews Events & Happenings in Fannie Marie White's Life Grayson Co. , VA Order Book 1811-1819 (cont. from April 1977) Grayson Co., VA Order Book 1819-1825 Grayson Co., VA Order Book 1826-1832 New Additions to the Virginia Room Exchange Bulletin Notes New Members Queries Guidelines for Appalachian Notes, Material for Publication The Last Word Pedigree Chart -- Blank Form �ISSUE PAGE Oct. 1977 73 74 75 76 77 81 82 *87 88 92 93 94 (out of order)*83 99 101 102 103 106 Jan. 1978 1 2 3 10 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 25 27 28 29 33 Apr. 1978 34 35 42 43 45 46 47 50 53 54 63 64 68 ARTICLE Staff & Contents President's Message & New Officers Weddle History Mortality Schedule for Bland Co., VA 1870 (partial list) In Old Blacksburg Short Background on Montgomery Co ., VA Rough Map of Blacksburg in the early 1900 's Daily Constitutionalist, Augusta, GA--Vol . XXI, No. 97 April 22, 1864 The Eddy Family Here Lyes .. • . Brief of Meeting New Additions to the VIRGINIA ROOM , Roanoke Public Library, June 27, 1977 The Lynchburg (VA) Press, Thursday, March 9, 1815 Exchange Bulletin Notes New Members Surname Index Queries The Last Word Staff & Contents President's Message An Appalachian Afro-American Genealogy: The Andersons of Montgomery Co. (VA) Wysong/McMullen/Wilcox Presbyterian Records Village May R~veal Links Book Reviews No tes from the Lynchburg (VA) Press Boon Co., Ky. Deed Book Daily Constitutionalist , Augusta, GA--Vol. XXII, No. 222, Sunday Morn ., March 26, 1865 New Additions to the VIRGINIA ROOM (cont. from October 1977 Issue) Exchange Bulletin Notes New Members Surname Index Queries The Last Word President's Message & Information Re Pedigree Charts Marriage Bonds & Ministers Returns of Roanoke Co., VA - 1838-1852 Bible Record The Hoge - Haig Family Lee County (VA) Wills, 1794-1832 Book Review Exchange Bulletin Notes SVGS Members 1978 Information for Members Surname Index Lettrs to the Editor Queries The Last Word �ISSUE PAGE July 1978 69 70 71 82 83 84 88 89 89 90 91 92 93 93 94 96 97 98 99 104 Oct. 1978 104-a 104-a 105 107 107 108 116 117 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 138 142 Feb . 1979 la 1 2 3 4 5 14 15 15 ARTICLE President's Message Society (SVGS) Information Brick Union Cemetery, Botetourt Co., VA Abandoned Cemetery (Poem) Book Review Marriage Bonds & Ministers Returns of Roanoke Co., VA, 1838-1852 ( cont. from April 1978 issue) 1850 Mortality Schedule for Floyd Co . , VA (selected entries) The Jones Family Obituary Bible Records of the Litton Family of Southwest VA Some Notes on the Todd & McKee Families of Rockbridge Co., VA Will of Samuel Newberry, Montgomery Co. (VA) Court Record 1788 Towns & Places Old Stoneroad Church Cemetery, Bedford Co . , VA Old Morgan Cemetery (near Stone Mountain) New Members through June 15, 1978 Information Re Page Genealogy Surname Index for New Members Queries Roanoke Co. (VA) Family Records (Luke Richardson & Wm . B. Lamb) President's Message Lipes Family Cemetery, Craig Co. , VA Some Freedmen Identities (Montgomery Co., VA ) Vital Information re George Young, Augusta Co ., VA & Christian B. Kessler, Montgomery Co. , VA Giles County (VA) IRformation Some Freedman Identities (cont. from pg . 107) McClaugherty Family Cemetery (Giles Co . , VA ) Marriage Bonds & Ministers Returns of Roanoke Co. , VA, 1838- 1852 (cont. from July 1978 issue ) Switches & Cinders Pine Creek Primitive Baptist Church, Floyd Co ., VA (names of members) Custer Ancestry Franklin Co . , VA Circuit Court, Will Book 2, 1804- 1901 Book Review Gillespie Ancestors of Elva Gillespie Bowles Exchange Bulletins & Notes Queries The Last Word President's Message The Bush Family of Southwest Virginia Henderson Bible Record Towns & Places , Furnaces of Boteto urt Co., VA A Few Marriages f rom Montgomery Co . , VA Some Freedmen Identities (cont . fr om Octo be r 1978 i ssue ) Books Placed in the Virginia Room by Membe r s Exchange Bulletin No tes Famil y As s ocia t ions �.37 ISSUE Feb. 1979 continued PAGE 16 17 21 22 22 23 27 29 30 31 35 38 May 1979 39a 39 46 47 50 51 52 53 63 73 73 74 76 76 77 Aug. 1979 79a 79 82 83 90 90 91 105 108 109 109 110 111 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 119 120 ARTICLE Harvestwood Ceme tery, Floyd Co., VA Abstracts from the Roanoke Beacon, Thurs., July 29, 1852 - February 24, 1853 (4 ?) (pub. Salem, Roanoke Co., VA) Pedigree Chart of Fred Bryan Sutton Book Review Legislative Petitions for Giles Co . , VA, 1807-1831 (some notes) Queries By-Laws of SVGS Articles of Organization, SVGS Statement for Year End 12/31/1979 Membership 1979 Surname Index 1979 The Last Word Presidenes Message Preisch- Price, Open Letter Halls Church, North Fork Roanoke River (Cemetery) Some Freedmen Identities (cont. from Feb. 1979 issue) Roanoke Saturdav Review, Dec. 16, 1882 Book Reviews Note re John C. Bohon listed on p. 36 of April 1978 issue Death Book of Roanoke Co. (VA) , 1853-1881 Queries New Members & Renewals Surnames Exchange Bulletin Notes on Exchange Quarterlies The Last Word Blank Form -- Pedigree Chart President's Message William Weaver Ironmonger Hunter Family, From the Virginia Gazette, April 13, 1786 Notes on the Hicks Family (Wythe Co. , VA) An Ancestor Problem - John Billington - My Pilgrim Ancestor Donations to Library by Members & Friends Death Book of Roanoke Co. (VA) (cont. from 5/79 issue) Giles Co., VA Bible Record - Parkinson Shumate Pedigree Chart of Harold Robert Crawford Pedigree Chart of Phyllis Carolyn Jackson Pedigree Chart of Anne Hayden Price Book Review Historic Publications of Illinois Newspaper Abstracts - Microfilm "Early Newspapers of West Virginia" Latin Genealogical Terms New Members Exchange Bulletin (cont. from May 1979 issue) My Ancestors - Joyce Witt Spearow (paid Query) Queries Know Your Illness Sources for Researchers & The Last Word �ISSUE Nov. 1979 PAGE 12la 121 123 124 125 129 130 131 131 132 133 134 135 147 149 153 154 155 156 157 157 157 Feb. 1980 la 1 4 7 10 11 12 14 17 29 29 30 31 32 34 35 36 37 40 40 May 1980 1 8 20 21 32 34 ARTICLE Presidents Message & Comments on the Oct. (79) Meeting Diary of Jesse Green Karr - 1861 - Battle of Carnif ex Ferry (?) Pettit - Thomas Bible John Dickson Descendants of Battaile Fitzhugh Taliaferro Conway Russell Co., Virginia Marriages Quarterly Exchange New Members Research Notes Pedigree Chart of Richard Daniel Robinson Pedigree Chart of Charlotte Ann Feazel Pedigree Chart of David O. Ryan Death Book of Roanoke Co. (VA) (cont. from Aug. 1979 issue) Queries from Central Virginia Genealogical Society Queries Book Reviews Book Review Book Reviews Book Review Corrections The Last Word Tombstone of John Mackey (1703-1773) at Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church, Lexington, VA Presidents Message & Planned Activities 1980 Genealogical Research in the Virginia Room Vincent Hobbs, Sr. - Immigrant Ancestor of Nanetta Hotchkiss Hobbs Ninevah union Church Cemetery, Hardy, Franklin Co., VA Will of Christian Kuntzy, Deceased 1774 Correction to #686 in Death Book of Roanoke Co. , VA Obituaries from a Scrapbook 1850 Mortality Schedule, Russell Co., VA Death Book of Roanoke Co. (VA) (cont. from 11/1979 issue) Pedigree Chart of Paul W. Hodges Research Notes for Members Pedigree Chart of Donald H. Hasselbrink Pedigree Chart of Phyllis Carolyn Jackson Queries Notes on Jones Family Book Review Book Review Memo from National Genealogical Society Quarterly Exchange The Last Word Floyd Co . , VA Personal Property Tax List 1831 Achilles Womack Research Notes Death Book of Roanoke Co . (VA) (cont . from 2/ 1980 issue) Book Review Book Review ..33 �ISSUE PAGE May 1980 continued 35 39 40 41 42 Aug. 1980 43 45 46 47 61 62 63 65 65 66 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 77 77 78 Nov. 1980 77a 77 81 82 84 84 85 95 100 101 102 103 105 106 107 108 110 110 Feb . 1981 la I 9 ARTICLE Queries Notes on Exchange Quarterlies Pedigree Chart of James Randolph Carico Quarterly Exchange The Last Word William Cooper (pe t ition) Obituary of Col. Andrew Johnson (7 Dec. 1838) Chapman Cemetery , Gi les Co., VA Marriages Records of Botetourt Co. , VA 1770- 1790 , Vo l . II Walker Family Cemet ery (Eggleston , VA) Giles Co ., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule Genealogical Researchers in Southwest Virginia White Gate, Giles Co . , VA Franklin Co., VA Legislative Petitions 1790 - 1825 List of Insolvant Property in the Co . for 1797 Notes on Exchange Quarterlies Pedigree Chart of Johnnie J . Sowell Pedigree Chart of Jimmy D. Dickenson Pedigree Chart of Mollie Steele Pedigree Chart of Ear l ine Richmond Pedigree Chart of Harold Burnette Peters Book Review Book Review Queries New Members & Corrections Exchange Quarterlies The Last Word By-Laws of SVGS & SVGS Articles of Organization President's Message & Corrections Proceedings of a Militia Court-Martial Amendment Revisions to the By-Laws White Cemetery, Shawsville, VA, (Montgomery Co.) Surname Index Professional Researchers -- Members Marriage Records of Botetourt Co . , VA (cont . from Aug . 1980 issue) "Patricks" Who Served in Confederate Organizations in the War Between the States Odds & Ends Pedigree Chart of Clyde Anderson Patrick Pedigree Chart of Beulah Marie Rasnake Pedigree Chart of Helen P. (Creger) Neilsen Book Review Book Review Notes from Quarterly Exchanges Queries The English Language? The Last Word Blank Form - - Pedigree Chart President's Message & Genealogist's Code of Ethics Bedford Co., VA Taxable Property & Tithes for 1782 Pittsylvania Co . , VA Court Records 1767-1772, Tax List Book �ISSUE Feb. 1981 continued PAGE 11 13 27 28 29 30 31 39 40 40 May 1981 4la 41 46 47 55 56 57 58 59 61 62 63 66 67 67 68 73 74 75 76 77 Aug. 1981 79a 79 91 95 98 99 100 101 102 103 103 104 107 113 114 ARTICLE Rockbridge Co. , VA 1850 Mor talit y Schedule Marriage Records of Botetourt Co., VA (cont. from Nov. 1980 issue) Franklin Co., VA Legislative Petitions 1790-1825 Quarterly Exchange Publications Received List of Dead Letters at Abingdon, VA . Post Office on 1 Oct . 1812 Queries Book Review Financial Report for 1980 The Last Word President's Message Floyd Co., VA Legislative Petition Tazewell Co., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule (partial) Bedford Co., VA Taxable Property & Tithes for 1782 (cont . from Feb . 1981 issue) First Bane Cemetery, Giles Co., VA (White Gate ) Beamer Cemetery Early Settlers near Nickelsville (VA) Article from Lewis WVA Newspaper, 17 Aug . 1838 Craig Co., VA Index of Will Book, 4/25/1851-9/11 /1 867 Death Notices from The Roanoke Weekly Sun, Sat . Jan. 19, 1889 Letter written during War Between the States by S. H. Hoilman, Pearisburg, VA Montgomery Co . , VA, Deaths for Alleghany District Pulaski Co . , VA 1850 Mortality Schedule (partial) Pedigree Chart of Madeleine Louise Urick Article from Virginia Gazette, Apr. 13 , 1786 Queries Highlights From Some Exchange Quarterlies Non-Exchange Quarterlies Book Review Book Review Blank Form -- Individual Data Sheet President's Message Revolutionary War Records in the Archives & Records Division of the Virginia State Library Abram Crabtree (petition) Plasters Cemetery, Vesta, Patrick Co., VA North Carolina Graveyard (on the Estate of Wm . Henry Speas , located in Winston-Salem, NC ) Bath Co., VA 1870 Mortality Schedule Article from Lewisburg, WVA newspaper , 17 Aug. 1838 Washington Co., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule Legislative Petition, Russell & Tazewell Cos ., VA Scott Co., VA 1850 Mortality Schedule (partial) Article from Legislative Petitions, Floyd Co., VA 15 Jan . 1839 Workshop 1981 Queries Book Review Book Reviews To be continued �tf I BOOK REVIEW This Land .. . Pike County, Kentucky by Marie R. Justice Gateway Press, Baltimore MD 1994. 140 pages pl us index. The book begins with the exploration of northeastern Kentucky in 1750 and the first settlers arrival in 1790. While describ-ing ever - changing conditions up to the present, Mrs. Justice introduces the famil ies , the traditions and moral fibre of Applachian folk. A history to enjoy reading! The copy donated by the author has been placed in the Virginia Room. Order from Marie R . Justice, Box 2172, Pikeville, KY., 41502-2172. The book sells for $16 . 00 plus $1.25 postage. The Union_Hole : Unionist Activity and Lo_cal Conflict in Western Virg inia by David Scott Turk. 1994 The dilemmas confronting residents of Craig, Alleghany and Monroe counties (the last now in West Virginia) caused by conflicting loyalti es are studied in depth. This experience was repeated in many sections of our country during the Civil War. The author has consulted many primary sources for this well documented work. Diaries and interviews provide true tales and an abundance of genealogical information. Mr. Turk has written many articles on the history of Western Virgini a and is currently a graduate student at George Mason Univ ersity. Order #T866 from Heritage Books, Inc., 1540-E Pointer Ridge Pl., Suite #300, Bowie, MD . 130 pp., illus., index, paper, $16 . 50 plus $3 .50 shipping per order. Visa, MasterCard, Checks and Money Orders are accepted. TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS OF THE CEMETERIES OF PATRICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA compiled by O E P i lson. First publish ed in 1984. Revised~ expanded and republished in 1994. This edition bas over 20,000 inscriptions gathered from the 975 cemeteries in Patrick County, Virginia and some of the nearby counties of Virginia and North Carolina. There are some corrections and additions to the original section . About 500 pages . Price $24.00 plus $2.50 shipping . Virginia residents add $1 .00 sales tax. Order from o. E. Pilson, Rt #4 Box 317, Ridgeway, VA 24148. SOCIAL LIFE IN OLD VIRGINIA BEFORE THE WAR by Thomas Nelson Page. Illustrations by the Misses Cowles. First published in 1892, Chapman Billies, Sandwich, MA has set October 1, 1994 for publication of this edition. $9.95 price. Distributed by Trafalgar Square, North Pomfret, VT 05053 . The final paragraph of Mr Page's introduction sets the scene for this 65 page soft cover book. "It is perhaps partly to correct this erroneous idea of the Old South that this little essay has been attempted . But mainly it has been from sheer affection." A sentimental rembrance . Both volumes are in the Virginia Room. '1Jqln1a Appalaoh.1a.n Not-es Gene Swartzell. �T EN NES S EE WORK S HOP on May 12-13, 1995, The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical society will be a co-sponsor, along with other organizations for the Tennessee Historical Society when they will host their ' genealogical conference. Entitled SOUTHEASTERN GENEALOGY: A BICENTENNIAL GENEALOGICAL EXTRAVAGANZA, the event will focus on major migration routes into Tennessee and the states of origin for many of Tennessee's early settlers. The meeting will be held in the air-conditioned facilities of the University of Tennessee student Center. Regional in scope, the conference will feature twenty nationallyknown and local research experts and will cover more than thirty sessions on a wide range of subjects, including research in Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia . Also featured will be a variety of Tennessee specialty topics, such as Cherokee Research, Early Tennessee County Formation, Holdings of the Tennessee State Library and Archives Burned County Research, Melungeon Research, Revolutionary War ' Genealogy, Civil War Genealogy, War of 1812 Genealogy, Holdings of the Mcclung Collection, and Getting Kids Interested in the Past. 1 A special feature of the conference will be a large display room where lecturers, genealogical and historical societies and commercial firms will have display tables. You are invited to visit these displays and ask the experts about your research problems. The cost of the conference is $45 for members of ETHS and cosponsoring societies, and $49 for non-members. After May 1, there is an additional $5 late registration fee . Lodging for the night of May 12 is available in air-conditioned University of Tennessee dorms. The cost is $15 . 50 for a single room, plus $5 non-returnable reservation fee. To register, or to obtain more information , write to Genealogy Conference, East Tennessee Historical Society , P . O. Box 1629, Knoxville, TN 37901. Phone #615-544-5732 . from State Library of Pennsy lvania (copy of letter - 1994) Dear State Library User: Because of a current shortage of staffing, no reference or photocopy service to users outside the Commonwealth of Penn s y lvania is being provided . Librarians at your nearest local public library can assist you in locating information not in their collection. Best wishes with your research . 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If you are researching an unusual or unconmon surname and wonder how to find people in the USA today with that surname, try a phone disc search. For $6 . 00, Pamela Randolph, P.O. Box 160046, Sacramento CA 95816 Tel.(916) 4577399 will send you up to 250 matches of one surnarne . Each additional set is $3 . 00. You can ask for the entire USA or only one state or city if that ' s all you want . You can also look for a specific person, lost relative, etc. The list includes name, address, zip code and phone number . Works well with uncorrrnon suenames , forget SMITH or JONES . Sul::mitted by: Karen Kappesser 505 Scalybark Dr . Blue Ridge VA 24064 (703) 977-0067 THE LAST WORD December 10 , 1994 Usually I don't use this column because it takes away from the material in VAN and you would rather have data then to hear from me . I am not sure what is to go in VAN this issue, but I will put my 2¢ in. I and Janice Hagan did start the SVGS in 1975 -- Janice moved to GA and have lost track of her. In the summer of '75, I told Janice wouldn't it be wonderful if we had a genealogy society, a quarterly, and a library. And Janice took me up on it -neither of us knew what we are doing. We have SVGS, VAN, and our l ibrary is the Virginia Room . Wouldn't have it any other way. The Library has been good to us - especially Carol who goes out of her way to help everyone (and I am not forgetting Brenda). The people who deserve the credit for what success that we have had are: The officers - past and present -, members (who have taught me many things) that have contributed to the society in big ways (there are no little ways). The professional friends that have contributed their time and talents and have not charged for their services and did not want their names used. If I tried to name the people, the list would take the entire issue and then some. All I can say is "thanks for all the help that everyone has done to take the Society to this date - and in the future i f we are to exist," Babe Fowler, editor ps : Don't believe everything that you have read in this issue. VJ.rjln1a Appala.oh1a.n Notes �GENEALOGICAL QU ERIES: Each member is entitled to one (1) to three (3) free 60 word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space permits. The typist will not compose queries for you, so please make your query as clear and specific as possible so that others can understand them and have a chance to help you. Each query should include name, dates, and location to identify the problem. Please CAPITALIZE surnames - is it Mary Smith JONES (single) or Mary SMITH JONES (maiden & married name). Do not abbreviate, we will. If not typed, please PRINT - some written queries we have not been able to read. Queries for nonmembers are 5¢ (cents) per word not including your name and address. 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SURNAME INDEX: Information will include name (given and surname), place (location at time of date), Date (birth, death, marriage, or where living at the date given). 'WASKEY, William Christopher - Montgomery Co, VA- 1900-1 O death" If this data takes more than one line or the spouse is included on the same line, it will count as two names. The limit is 1O names. The surname index is published in the August issue. VAN cannot vouch for the accuracy of the material submitted to us and printed by us. The 'translation' of the original document may not be correct - get a copy of the original document, if possible, to see if you agree with the printed version. �FROM : Southweste rn Virginia Genealogical Soc., Inc. P.O. Box 12485 Roanoke, VA 24026 NON/PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO 374 ROANOKE , VA Address Correction Requested • ( .,I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 19, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource Hebron United Methodist Church Cemetery Survey; Sutphin-Gary Family Bible Records; Will of Jacob Spiller. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 1995 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv19n1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4955/VANv18n4.pdf 18434c83eeabb4b3a634f2718334723c PDF Text Text Virginia NOVEMBER 1994 Appalachian Notes ......,.i Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Sodety Roanoke, Virginia �'. .. SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. •' i:.~ .. . • OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD ' -• "1. .., • • \ It • I • President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Ass't Treasurer/Membership VAN Editor VAN Ass't Editor Historian Immediate Past President Norma Jean Peters Ora Belle McColman Don Vaughan Gene Swartzell Carol Milbourn Winfred Hart Wendy James Babe Fowler Genevieve Starkey Mildred Campbell Patsy Wingfield 563-1382 366-9142 989-8645 890-3991 774-5316 774 - 2658 345-8709 774-5549 344-1018 977-3316 COMMITTEES Program Publicity Support Book Reviews Hospitality Pedigree .Charts Exchange Quarterlies Parliamentarian Ora Belle McColman 366-9142 Gene Swartzell Reva Weeks Mary Jane Vaden Genevieve Starkey Don Vaughan 890-3991 389-5573 345-1748 774-5549 989-86li5 ( ======~=========~===:========~=============~==================~~~=============~ MEMBERSHIP: Single membership is $15.00 per year (Jan to Dec); $18.vO family membership; $12.50 organization and library membership. Membership includes the quarterly, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (VAN), which is published in Feb , May, Aug, and Nov , the index for the year , and the membership list. Members outside the US will add $10.00 to the above dues . Back issues are available at the reinbursement cost of $4.00 each as long as supply last. Make checks payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealobical Society, i n c. (SVCS, Inc . ), PO Box 12485, Roanoke, Va. 24026-2485. ===========~================================================================== •• SVGS, INC. is tax exempt under the Feredal Income Tax exempt under section 50l(c)(3 ) . Donors may deduct contribution to us as provided in ser~ion 170 of t h e Code. Bequests, legacies, devises, transfer, or gifts to SVGJ are deductible for Federal estate gift tax purposes if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 2106, and 2522 of the code. ====~==================================== = ================= = ================ BOOC REVIEWS: All books sent will be reviewed and printed in the next issue of VAN. Please include the PRICE of the book, any advertisin g material that you hav e, and wh ere the book may be ordered fro~. All books will be p~aced in t h e Virgini a Room of the Central R0anoke City Public Library, Elwoort P~rk, Ro a noke, Virginia . :.:..::, =:.: ;: :::. =:: :: :: :.: :.:.:: :: :: :.: :.: :.: =:: :: :: :.: :.:. :.: :: :: :.: =:.::.::::.::.:. :: :: :.: :: :.:. :: :: =::;.: :-.: :.: :.: :.:..:: :.:: :.: :: :: :: :.:. :: ==:..::.::: :: :.:. =:.:.:.: == ::: :: ':':.: !!: :.: :-:- : : : : ! '! :.: �V I R G I N I A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S -----------· ---------·-A- ----· - ---·- --------·----------------Published Quart erly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society , Inc . ======================================================================== Vol . 18 - No . 4 - November 1994 CONTENTS Pres i dent's Message John Henderson, Will of Legislative Peti tion for Giles County, Virginia Samuel Kessler (ob ituary) Radford Cemetery, Floyd County , Virgin ia George Waskey 's Bible Report of Cases - Cour t of Appeals of Virginia - Vol . 1 Book Review Haynes Cemetery, Bedford County , Virg i nia Mitchell ' s Reference to Map Researchers Genealogical Hint : Queries List of Letters in Post Office , Abingdon, Virginia Akers Cemetery, Montgomery Co , Virg in ia 131 132 133 134 135 140 141 145 145 146 165 165 166 168 169 ======================================================================== The Southwestern Virgin ia Genealogical Society meets the third Saturday of each month (except summer mont h s and December) at the Roanoke City Central Library, Elmt-(o od Park, Jefferson St (across from Commun ity Hospital) , Roanoke, Virginia, at 1 : 30 pm. Come early and research in t h e Virginia Room. �Dear fellow genealogists: The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society provides a variety of services for members as they engage in genealogical research. Your executive board works hard to try to provide these services. We have dedicated volunteers who give of their time and energy to promote genealogical research . In addition to the individual benefits extended to members, the society also makes contributions to libraries to assist people who are doing research in our area. Recently the society purchased a microfilm reader for the Virginia Room at the Roanoke City Library. Another project of the society is the organzation of a computer user group. This promises to be a wonderful way that our computer users can share expertise and knowledge. I urge you to become involved in this group. You will soon be receiving your renewal notice for membership for 1995. Send in your renewal as soon as possible so that you will not miss a single issue of our journal, "Virginia Applachian Notes." Best wishes to each of you . Sincerely, ,.· r/l+-- 'Jla/YI-' ~VU-1-<J N a Jean e~rs, President Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society �Will of John Henderson In the name of God Amen John Hendersin of the County of Montgomery and State of Virginia being weak in Body but of Sound mind and memory and Calling to mind the uncertainty of humain Life and being Desirous to Dispose of Such worldly Estate as it hath pleased God to bliss me with - I gave and Bequ a~ .. the Same in maner following that is to Say -------- - --------1st I Desire that all my Just Debts and funeral Expe~c is be paid -------2dly I g ave to my wife Mary Hendersin LJJ~ Ea st End of ~,J- h.J us that I now Dwell in, Towit, Two Small Bed Rooms and a fier Room and also up Stairs above sd Rooms Together with all houshold furneture that sd Rooms now Couteans to g ether with the Sellar Smoke house and kitchen with the furneture o f sd kitchin and five Acres my upper meddow nixt to the Great Road and fifteen Acres of My plow Land most Conveniant to the mention hous and the benefit of the Orchit Join:=ing to Said hous Likewise the benefit of the one third o f my barn and Stables and all the Sleavs that I now own and Two Horsis Sufficiant to Leabur sd Ground and at Least two Milk Cattle and as many Dry for Beef Sufficiant Induring hir natural Life or until hir Second marrage 3dly I gave to my Son Joseph Hendersin one Do l 1 ar - ---4dly I gave to my Son John Hendersin one Dollar and all Bonds Nots and Book. 5thly I gave to my Son Jonas Hendersin a Survey of Eigty acres of Land that sd Jones is now in possession of to gether with wi th one Hundrid pounds Lawful money of Virginia to be paid him out the personal part of My Es t ate to be paid by my Executors here after named ----------- 6thly and to my fore Sons Towit Robert Hendersin Samuel Hendersin Thomas Henderson and William Hen dersin I will and bequath the Tract of Land I now Liv on Containing Two Hundred and Seventy one Acres b y Survay a l so one other Tract, A Joiniin g the same on the Northwest Si d e Containing Three Hundrid Acres which sd Two Tra c ts of ~ ~ ~d I Desiosi to be Equally and Imparilly Divided by Quantity and Quality betwict the fore Last mentioned Legatees and further I will to my Last Three named Suns T 0 wit , Samuel Tobomas and William Hendersin my Two Negrows Dick and Mose to be e qual l y dividid betwict them at the Deceoe or s . _on d Marage of my wi :e - - -- ------7thly and to my Two Daughters Saly Mitcbal and Polly Bean I will and bequeth fifty Dollars Each as Soon as the moneys Can be made out of the personal part of my Estate Agre ~ab le to Law to be paid by my Exs sthly a nd to my y un g ist na111~ ht er J ....n..:: Bende:- ~i n I will and bequeath one Deslc and a Cu p l c. u ll i 1 ~ 1 o ther ..., De t h or Second Marrage a Negrow woman named Kittier (Kittur?) and her offspring forever and other houshol d furniture Such as bidding. I Leave i c a t t ~ e Discreation of hir Mother and one Horse Saddle and Bridle worth one hundrid Dollars ----- -- and Lastly all the Rest of my Estate both real and p ersonal o f whatsoeve k ind it may be not here in be fore mentioned shone I Leave to my Three y ungest So n s Towit, Samuel Thomas and William to be Equally Divided between them -------And I Do here by Constitute and Apoint my Two Suns Robert Hendersin and Samuel Rendersin Executors of this my Last Will & test a ment and hereb y Revok e in g a ll other wills or Testaments by me hereto f ore made In witness where off I have hereunto Set my hand and af f ixed my Se a l This ist Day of December 1812. John Oenderson his Seal Si gned Sealed and acknowl ed g e d in presants of Jas Woods, John Ro ss, Robt .King James Robinson L - (Recorded Mont gomery Co, Va, Court House, Will Bk 2 p 1 63, yr 18 1 3) (Note: I have b e e n i that it is true because i t is prin ted, c ourt record , must be done that way b e cause that is the way it is written . - How d i d the e x ecutors divided the two s l ave s be t ween Joh n 's 3 s on ? bf ) �133 LEGISLATIVE PETI TION for GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA To the Honorable the General Assembly of Virginia - - ---- - The Petition o f the undersigned citizens of the Counties of Giles, Wythe & Smythe and respectfully represent to Your honorable body -- That the inhabitants living alon g th e road leading from the Plaister Banks in the county of Smythe Eastwardly, as far as J ohn Kirk s on Kimberland Creek or to Thomas Shannon' s on lfalkers Creek in Giles County -- have for the number of years past been subjected an unreasonable share of labour i n Keeping the Same in repair , owing to the immense travel over it by waggons laden with Plaister & Salt, for the Counties of Giles , Mercer, Monroe. Gr eenb rier, Botetourt and Montgomery - - that the consumption of these Art i c l es i s annually increasing -- And the persons alon g the line of the road aforesa i d , can not , without heavy pecuniary b urthens Keep the same in repair . We th e r efore pray that your Honorable body , take the subject under consideration and grant such relief as may be deemed adequate to the demand of Justice in behalf of the Citizens living along said road and may promote the agricultural interest of a large portion of the farmers in the above named Counties -- To this end we would respectfully suggest , that an appropriative of $ Dollars be ' annually appropriative ' - [marked out] made for the purpose of opening said road -~ and that a tax not exceeding $2. may be authorised to be collected off all waggons passing the same laden with Plaister & Salt --to be appropriated in like manner -- The improvements to commenced at the Plaister Banks p a ge 2 and pro gress Eastwardly till the whole be complete -- That an ' suitable ' [mark e d out] Engineer be appointed to locate the same upon suitable ground , at a grade not exceeding five degrees --Absalom ~ Young Wm McCl ulland Richard Williams wmp Kincanon Andrew J Fleenbelkee wm A Wi l s on John E Blenkenbeekle Jacob groseclose snr Rufus M Williams David Spangler Martin Davis Jac ob grosecl o se Junr G M Pratt Vince n t Crens haw Calvin Cox wmWill iams Wm ~ ~&_~O.P-_~~~ John More Joseph W C~-~~sb~ James Cox Henry Harman wm David s on Solomon Coker J ames A !!_~~~7 Andrew Hanshew Wil l iam Cox George Crenshaw David Mj_!'I~ William Wilson Josiah Col e James B Sowders assigrunentf;;-Jo seph Cornwell . h -----ing Damage expence wit Francis Hounshel e n John Totters_____ _ Williams Wishhell7 Pleasant William Thompson Jacob Scounshell Samuel Ho~nshell wm Davison Bengaman Ranee W~ F Craffardf Le:;;-:f-Hubbel_l_ G W Powell Andrew Will i ams I s ham Brown J a mes ..Sb Y-oung___ _________ The n ames Fleenkelkee/Blenkenbeekle are probably Blenkenbeckler. W' m s wageonier is Waggoner. The or iginal of this document is found at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Va. Th e number is Giles Co, Va, 11950 , Bs?-9 & 10, da t e of 29 Jan 1838 . A p ho t o c op y h a s been put in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Centr a l City Li brary, Ro ano ke, Virg i n ia . Vlr&bda APP&laohla.n Not.el'I' �Samuel KessleT contributed by Geraldine Obenshain Buchanan, Va. (There was no notation of what newspaper or date on the clipping) BIOGRAPHICAL Died, at his residence, in Botetourt county, on the 13th of December , 1856, Mr . Samuel Kesler, in the sixty- first year of his age . Bro ther Kes l er did not make an early profession of religion, yet early in life he was a student of the Bible; and his devotion to this exercise increased as long as he lived . Acknowledging the purity and sovereignty of the Scrip tur es, the development of their truths to his understanding, he received as imperishable treasure; and f rom them derived those principles that distinguished him for integrity of character and real worth. The moral grandeur of redemption impressed his mind with a sense of God's g oodness. "If God so loved the world, " he reasoned, "as to subject his son to extreme suffering to bring salvation, on the principles of justice and mercy, in reach of the lost, its rejection must be most criminal.'' Such thoughts e nabled him to realize his true position as a sinful man, and his own littleness in view of Him, who reigns in the majesty of his glory in redeeming love. But the same gospel that produced in him bitter repentance, led him to solid rest in the love of God, through faith in Christ . "For renewin g and sanctifying grace , he exclaimed, "Let the name of God be forever adored." He regarded obedience to God ' s au tho r ity as true moral excellence , and the idea of some---"If saved in heaven, all is gained, and hence obedience to God in baptism is of no consequence"---to him, was extremely wicked . He considered that men might be saved without the sacraments, but that a disposition to obey God ' s authorit y , whereve r seen, is essential to the perfection of the christian character. With this view of his duty , he made application to the Cowpasture Baptist church for membership, was received, and was bapti zed by Elder C. Tyree , in the Cowpasture river, into the fellowship of that church . His p iety and christian deportment g ained for him the esteem of hi s brethren, and commended him as a consistent Christian, until his faith triumphed in deat h. During the last week of his life he suffered much bodily pain, from which, the best medical aid and kindest attentions could not relieve him . But he suffered and died like a Christian. To the wi fe of his bosom and sorrowing children, he said, "Weep not for me . My faith is strong---the stin g of death i s removed---my Redeemer is near---the conflict is closing---rny bl is s, now beginnin g , will be unending---weep not for me." The death of brother K. has opened wounds in many hearts , wh ich the world nor a ny thing but grace can heal . But heaven has "A sovereign balm for every wound , A cordial for our fears." His bereft companion and children deeply mourn their loss, but following him by the eye of faith to his seat wi th Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob , in the kingdom of heaven, say in their hearts, " Thanks be to God, who giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." D.S. (Note: The above obituary is typical of the period . There were very few that gave the names of the wife, children, or other members of the f amil y.) Virginia Appalachian Notes �135 RADFORD CEMETERY Floyd County, VA About 33 miles from Rt. 220 Exit South on Blue Ridge Parkway. Turn right on Rt. 993 (dirt road), on Rt. 888 turn left. Cemetery is about 0.2 mile down the road. Copied November 30, 1988 by Ruth G. Hale + Radford, Lynda Elmer Radford, Hattie T. " , John S. Brewster, Bernard L. " , Garis M. Bowling, Martha J. " , John B. Thomas, Sallie C. Thomas, Baily Allen, Infants of C. W. & Annie Nichols, Maisie D. (Mother) " , Leonard T. (Father) Nichols, Gillie D. Jones, w Io Leonard T. Nichols, Jeral L., s/ o Leonard T. & Gillie D. Nichols, Inf. son of L. T. & Maggie Peters, Eliza E. Allen, James W. Allen, Martha E., w /o J. W. Radford, Harris, s/o Geo. & Lydia Radford, Liddie A. " , George W. Underwood,GabrielI<anie Radford, Lillian Alice Radford, Baby dau. of J. L. & Maranda Janney, Isaac West, Ellen F. " , William R. West, Rosannah Grow, Cela Annie West, Charles Roscoe West, Rhoda R. " , Jacob R. West, Posie Frazie " , Lottie M. ~• .. West, Alton Winston Adkins, Kermit Chester + Adkins, Clarence B. Nichols, Eulas B. N ichols, LulaA. " , Amos M. Nichols, Cleo A., s/ o A. M. & Lula Nichols, Silas McCoy, s/o L. W. & Ora Lee " , Infant son of L. W. & Ora Lee Fieldstone marker Fieldstone marker Fieldstone marker May 2, 1914 - June 21, 1968 May 8, 1884 - Feb. 16, 1970 June 19, 1879 - June 18, 1960 1919 -1971 1920 July 30, 1858 - June 27, 1932 Dec. 4, 1854 - Dec. 20, 1933 Mar. 12, 1820 - Feb. 25, 1914 1830 - May 5, 1908 Age 78 yrs. Sept. 1905 - June 1906 July 6, 1902 Sept. 21, 1895 - June 4, 1977 Dec. 6, 1899 - Dec. 6, 1920 Dec. 6, 1920 - Jan. 22, 1921 Jan. 11, 1927 - Jan. 15, 1927 Aug. 23, 1883 - June 16, 1905 Nov. 27, 1858 - Dec. 30, 1945 June 12, 186.5 - Apr. 21, 1909 May 1, 1922 - Dec. 4, 1930 1898 -1978 18% - 1962 Aug. 29, 1858 - July 13, 1935 May 9, 1916 - Feb. 11, 1922 b. & d. Jan. 5, 1923 Sept. 13, 1836 - Nov. 24, 1914 Dec. 29, 1886 - Jan. 30, 1965 Mar. 13, 1881 - Sept. 19, 1953 Aug. 5, 1829 - May 29, 1924 Sept. 7, 1857 - July 19, 1924 Oct. 3, 1883 - Aug. 28, 1945 Oct. 4, 1856 - July 26, 1949 July 2. 1856 - Nov. 19, 1939 Apr. 5, 1898 - Mar. 9, 1985 Feb. 21, 1912 1925 -1964 May 25, 1923 - Nov. 24, 1980 Pvt. U.S. Army W.W.11 May 2, 1925 - Mar. 18, 1955 Va. 51 U.S.N.R W.W.11 Dec. 21, 1914 - Nov. 23, 1941 Apr. 1, 1874 - July 31, 1953 Aug. 6, 1873 - June 7, 1952 Nov. 21, 1913 - Feb. 7, 1934 July 31, 1934 - Nov. 26, 1935 b. & d. Nov. 7, 1936 �Radford Cemetery Thompson, Martha, w /o N. A. Thompson, Nathaniel A. Radford, Addie Radford, Edward A. Underwood, Elizabeth Underwood, Albinos A. Walter, Gertrude Thomas, w /o Geo. M. Smith, Mary Emma Thomas, Inf. son of E. L. & Lillie Thomas, Walter Thomas, Nettie A. Thomas, Clarence E. Thomas, Frances M., inf. of Clyde & Myrtle '' , Baby Boy, inf. of Clyde & Myrtle Marker, no inscription Marker, no inscription Marker, no inscription Marker, no inscription Radford, William K. In Memory of OE-W+E Thoms_ Thompson, Carrie B. , Joshua W. Shivley, Annie May (Mother) Shivley, Plumer (Father) Adkins, Myrttta , Robert Z. Adkins, J. D. Thompson, Glendola Thompson, Willie Marie Thompson, Ellie, w /o Joshua Thompson, Ruie Frances Thompson, Hamford, s/o Joshua & Victoria Thompson, Victoria, w /o Joshua Grave marked by fieldstones Underwood, R. W (V?) Mar. 10, 1851 - Mar. Xl, 1921 Mar. 8, 1850 - Dec. 31, 1914 July 22, 1861 - Dec. 16, 1925 Oct. 21, 1846 - Feb. 2~ 1917 Died July 11, 1888 Age 62 yrs. Sept. 5, 1895 - July :>1, 1917 Dec. 29, 1900 - June 3, 1957 Mar. 15, 1905 - Mar. 24, 1905 b. & d. Dec. 17, 1902 Mar. 23, 1879 - Feb. 3, 1911 Sept. 6, 1877 - May 17, 1947 Feb. 23, 1907 - May 11, 1930 Apr. 26, 1936 - Dec. 10, 1936 Apr. 6, 1933 Aug. 29, 1877 - Sept. 11, 1877 (all that is left on stone) 1895 1878 - 1950 Apr. 23, 1905 - Sept. 25, 1961 July 19, 1901 - Dec. 11, 1961 1902 - 1975 1901 - 1963 June 1, 1927 - Oct. 11, 1938 Aug. 2, 1925 - Nov. 28, 1925 Feb. 12, 1921 - June 15, 1921 Apr. 7, 1886 - Feb. 20, 1921 Mar. 18, 1917 - Mar. 1, 1920 July 6, 1893 - Nov. 21, 1908 Mar. 30, 1876 - Feb. 20, 1913 Died Sept. 1855, Age 40 yrs. (Engraved on top "1861") Fieldstone marker Jinney (?0.E.) damaged old marker Jinney,Jane Moore, Susan J., w /o J. G. Proffit, Ada Moore, w /o }. B. Allen, John W. " , Nancy Etta Epperly, Earnest L. " , Lala A. Moore, Robert Moore, Elizabeth, w Io Robert Moore, J.C. Stone "1866" dated, no inscription left Broken marker Radford, Elizabeth Radford, Lewis A. Radford, Elizabeth Nolen , Gabriel G. W. James, Inf. of Earnest & Alma James, Inf. son of Mr. & Mrs. E. G. Nichols, Alda Joy Thompson, Silas Amos Died Apr. 2, 1870, Age 46 yrs Oct. 25, 1851 - Feb. 2~ 1911 Aug. 15, 1892 - Stone broken off July 24, 1881 - Oct. 3, 1906 June 9, 1884 - Dec. 10, 1904 Dec. 22, 1898 - Apr. 16, 1974 Dec. 1, 1904 May 14, 1818 - Aug. 9, 1887 Oct. 14, 1827 - Apr. 13, 1904 Sept. 12, 1848 - Oct. 1~ 1902 Feb. 17, 18.12 - Sept. 11, 1925 Jan. 30, 1817 - May 19, 1894 Oct. 11, 1874 - Aug. 5, 1947 Jan. 25, 1857 - Oct. 31, 1924 b. & d . Dec. 31, 1923 b. & d. Jan. 6, 1939 Mar. 16, 1929 - Jan. 20, 1932 Apr. 8, 1940 - May 1, 1940 V1rg1n1a AJ;pe.l&ohio.n N otee �R.tJtorci Ccmt.?t-1)' l 3 '1 Thomp;>u11, Ju) ..:c T. Thompson Cecil W. Thompson, Amos De.hon lFathe1) , Lillian Radford T"nomp;;un, R1a.ard J. , Marie E. Jam~s, Inf. £/o G R /_ Ruth James, Elrrura , W. Elkncy Peters, Henry Lee (Father) , William E. 'Billy ' lSon) Radford, William Elbert Robertson,Clart!ncc Oren, s/o C.O. i.. Chloe Radford, Arristecn 1 " , Robert A. Marker, no name Radford, Elias Radford, ~ilas C. s/v f.G & Ida B Radford, Manuel l ' , lb I ~-11 ..2 1~'.\8 lJ.-. b, l~I::i ScfJt. 24, 1946 - 01..t. 5, 1946 - Mar. 7, 1983 Jan o 1Yl7 - bl~ .. l~i7 1931 Uvrr. \. ..111..-U Mur. 17, 1945 "- \ 1, ihO::; Dl.-C. 24, 1945 J.111 1063 Mai 19, 1943 ..> ~j .9 l4 19 .3 - 1934 1884 1988 (Wood Fu. Home) June D, 1932 - (stone broken o ff) ]Ul) 12, 1872 - Apr. 4, 1930 M.ir. Ji 186·! Mar. 18, 1946 Ma\ 21, lb54 May 5, 1936 Apr. 4, 1909 Oct. 1, 1909 Mar. 7, 1878 - Apr JO, 1880 Stone marl:e.- + )ames Nancy James, William M. James, Waller M Agee, Elvmy H, w/o Jame:s Agee. J. H. Underwood, ~arah A., w/o C.L. James, Celia, w/o Wtlham Foster, Ndncy Piled up on outside of ccmetecy, m~:..t ~ markcl's Foster, Gabriel Allen, Nancy Etter, w/o John W. Allen, Jolu W Teny, Peter Terry, Mahala J Radford, Radford, Radford, Radford, + Died Apr 19, 1866, Age 60 yrs. Nov J 3, 1830 - May 6, 1901 Aug 9 1871 - May 22, 1898 Mar. 31, 185'l - Nov. 30, 1871 Oct 1. 1845 - Sept. 8, 1928, 82y.1lm.8d. No'. 30, 1859 - Sept. 14, 1895 Mny 1 ~. 1841 - July 24, 1904 Age~) yr.; Age 7, yrs. Iunc Y, 1881 - {Jee:. 10, 19_ (broken off) July 14, IP.81 · Oct. 8, 1906 M.iy 19 1842 - Jan. 4, 1932 C'u. r , 5'1 Va. Inf. C.S.A. May 2, 18117 May 7, 1915 Apr IS, HlH'l Mar. 12, 1902 Died July fl, 1934, Age 82 yrs. June 22, 1836 - Mar. 15, 1890 \Yd~ t-iorncd May 2, 1792 d.;part1:d Uc Jany 17, 1879 Bc1tha, d/o Greenville & Lidy Lvda w/o CreemilR Creem.1Ue E enor Radford, Robcn Radford,. Samuel H, s/n Lewt.5 &: Ehzab.::th Radford, Etta I AX Radford, Lt..>e E. John & Hattie Radford San u Via, Lo111e D Radford, Ain I..,; Yeatts, Etl r. < " , Roheit V Peters, U:c na1 I j & C A Peters, Ko.?nneH u nP Peters, Leonard j ' , Ch1Ul! J Radford, Sara A Radford Josh R. Radford, Madi'>< n L.., s/t• Jo,,hua & Sarah f.... Radford, Lyd w I Jamt.?s T D:e.l I >cc 3(), 1861 Oct. ·1.1, 1Hh7 July 2~. (re~t broken off) 1892 - 0Pc. 2. 1893 Ckt ~ l9iP Or 5, 1902, Oct , 1861 Nov. 1, 1880 Apr. ., 18, Apr 25, 1952 Jan ::..,, 1902 Dec. 18, 1925 lul.1 ') I 1(b Jan. :::S, 1Hri9 Mdr. ll, 1940 ll<JI"'I & d 1t l AL1g 16 1938 Apr 11> 1rM1 Nov 1, 1%9 Nn 1901 Ff'h 28. 1974 June 1< 905 N()v 'J 841 Mar. 6, 1936 Cu I ~ Va Rt·~. CSA N 10v 1·~ 1iH4 ·Jan. 18, 1885 M~v ~ June 29, 1913 D~. 6, 1896 Radford Jarn ,, ; �Radford Cemetery + Radford, John W. Marker, no inscription Marker, no inscription Thomas, Nathaniel A. Young, Thomas J. Underwoo~ James M. Underwood,, Huldy, w/o James M. Dun::an, Mary J., w /o Henderson Hauldon, Margaret T., w /o Luther Via, Martha Via, Isaac Via, Samuel F. Vfa, Elder Wiley A. Via, Elizabeth J. Via, Thomas Isaac Via, Sarah Thomas Via, Posie G. Via, Beula J. Via, Thurman Eldridge Stump, Elvira Greer, Mamie L. Greer, L. D. Via, Josias Via, Elizabeth Allen, Alvie Peter Allen, Maisie H. Allen, Annie Redman " , Charles William Smith, Addie V. " , Cannon H. Smith, Silas W. (Married ) James, G. B. (Sept. 19, 1940) " , Ruth A. Radford, Earl Radford, William Ed ward + Radford, James Alvin Kretz, A vis Thomas Thomas, Lila Vest Thomas, Emmett E. Poff, Inf. d/o Johnnie & Myra Richardson, J. W., h/o Belle (Our Father) Richardson, Eliz.a A., w Io Bird Richardson, Bird Richardson, Annie,d/oJohn&Belle Radford, James L., s/o M. & Nina Radford, Marion Radford, Nina, w Io M. Radford, Aaron, s/o M. & Nina Radford, Nora Lee, w /o Marion Radford, Watson, s/o M. & Nora Martin, Margaret Martin, G. T. Via_!. Posy G. Via, Thomas L. Smith, Minnie E. Allen, Miriam E. May 22, 1863 - June 17, 1876 June 21, 1831 - Jan. 19, 1905 July 17, 1863 - Sept. 23, 1891 Dec. 14, 1821 - Dec. 25, 1916 Dec. 14, 1829 - Mar. 29, 1888 May 7, 1852 - Dc:e. 20, 1909 Dec. 31, 1875 - Jan. 19, 1904 Sept. 1, 1807 - May 15?, 1885 Dec. 9, 1809 - Apr. 14, 1885 Mar. 25, 1870 - Jan. 4, 1882 June 21, 1843 - Nov. 26, 1902 Feb. 23, 1840 - Aug. 6, 1897 Mar. 25, 1866 - Oct. 4, 1904 1863 -1947 Feb. 24, 1887 - July 22, 1891 1890 - 1909 July 8, 1897 - June 9, 1933 June 16, 1859 - Aug. 20, 1884 Oct. 5, 1893 - Nov. 8, 1893 Jan. 2, 1891- Feb. 12, 189_ Born between 1770 - 1780 Broken Mar. 5, 1909 - Feb. 6, 1971 1916 - 1956 1887 -1951 1881 -1940 1879 - 1936 1877 - 1966 Jan. 30, 1905 - Apr. 27, 1976 1886 -1971 1914 -1963 Dec. 31, 1902 - Nov. 10, 1958 July 26, 1917 - June 10, 1988 S 2 US Navy, W.W.11 July 21, 1925 - Oct. 10, 1956 Va. SI USNR, w.w.n Sept. 17, 1910 - Feb. 3, 1935 Aug. 27, 1885 - Mar. 10, 1963 July 31, 1885 - July 1, 1929 June 26, 1946 Jan. 15, 1877 - Apr. 21, 1926 1848 - June 1, 1919 1838 - July 29, 1902 Born & died 1912 Mar. 19, 1895 - Feb. 1, 1912 May 2, 1867 - Dec. 21, 1932 Mar. 8, 1870 - Aug. 3, 1909 Jan. 29, 1901 - Apr. 21, 1902 Oct. 30, 1892 - Mar. 20, 1948 May 11, 1911 - July 29, 1911 Nov. 11, 1827 - Dec. 23, 1904 Mar. 1860 - May 28, 1905 Feb. 24, 1887 - July 22, 1891, 4y.4m.22d. May 25, 1866 - Oct. 4, 1904 Jan. 2, 1899 - Feb. 25, 1900 Nov. 14, 1849 - Oct. 26, 1936 �I 3Cf Radford Cemetery " + Dec. 15, 1925 - Apr. 4, 1981 Aug. 12, 1898 - Dec. 25, 1945 Sept. 16, 1900 - Sept. 21 , 1978 ;.me 19, 1873 - Feb. 19, 1943 July 11, 1870 - Dec. 3, 1953 Mar. 3, 1849 - Nov. 22, 1927 Nov. 27, 1861 - Aug. 10, 1945 Dec. 17, 1892 - Dec. 4, 1963 Sept. 4, 1912 - Dec. 9, 1%7 Va. Pvt. US Marine Corps Res. W.W.Il Oct. 20, 1915 May 29, 1913 Dec. 10, 1910 - Aug. 30, 1977 1851 -1941 Oct. 14, 1870 - June 1, 1947 Sept. 15, 1872 - June 12, 1947 Oct. 26, 1877 - Mar. 23, 1947 Oct. 26, 1864 - June 4, 1956 Oct. 26, 1913 - Feb. 24, 1968 Oct. 26, 1931 - Mar. 25, 1934 - Oct. 5, 1936 Jan. 12, 1963 - Apr. 21, 1%3 I " + July 21, 1854 - Jan. 26, 1906 July 'lJ, 1863 - Jan. 16, 1933 Allen, J.P. Brogan, Sarah F., w Io Jake Crowe, Arlie H. Crowe, Jake J. Albertha L. Radford, Lidia Margaret Elkanah Peters, J. J. (Father) Peters, Mary J. (Mother) Peters, Julie A. Allen, Raymond W . I + Allen, Sylvia F. Allen, Irene " , Frank Martin, Mary R. Radford, Amos D. Pate, John William Radford, George E. Radford, Nancy J. Peters, w /o G.E. Radford, Carter G. Radford, Infants of Dellna & Carter Sutphin, Robert Dale Area on right side of drive-way Ware, Oliver Boyce (Married ) " , Juanita Love (Nov. 11, 1933) McPeak, Lige Radford, Waverly Byron + Rogers, Irene L. Rogers, James P . Surface, Roscoe M. Light, James C. " , Ocie L. Rea, James E. " , Augusta R. Radford, Eslie S. Bertha v. Cox, Ott V. " , Cillia M. Cox, Curtis Alvie + Richardson, Oarence + Richardson, Joseph "Pete" Betty Ann Albert, Elva R. Radford, Robert L. II Feb. 18, 1911 - Aug. 8, 1985 May 22, 1916 - Dec. 12, 1984 1897 -1979 May 7, 1922 - July 23, 1944 W.Va. Pfc. 21 Marines 3 Marine Div. W .W .II 1916 -1961 194,8 - 1972 1939 -1961 Nov. 11, 1895 - Aug. 22, 1949 Aug. 30, 1895 - June 3, 1968 Jan. 11, 1900 - Dec. 2, 1975 Feb. 'JfJ, 1901 May 30, 1912 - Aug. 31, 1949 July 6, 1918 Mar. 2, 1901 - Dec. 11, 1949 May 1, 1908 July 31, 1933 - Nov. 6, 1%0 Va. SR US Navy 1931 -1980 Pvt. US Army Korea Apr. 15, 1886 - Feb. 17, 1938 May 10, 1888 - Oct. 28, 1968 July 22, 1919 May 7, 1915 - Nov. 13, 1968 Va. Co. G 26 Inf. Div. W .W.Il Apr. 8, 1934 - June 17, 1973 June 14, 1964 - June 17, 1973 I " I Ashley, Livia Radford Ashley, Theresa Faye iJ ' .,., ,-,.._ .. r • J •l �/Lio George Waskey's Bible contributed by Geraldine Obenshain Buchanan, Va FAMILY REGISTER Marriages George Waskey and Martha Kelly was married on the 24th day of December in the year of Christ 1811. Robert Waskey and Perme l ia Ann Rice was married on the 28th day of March in the year of Christ 1839 Births George Waskey Son of George and Margaret Wa skey was born on the 12th April in the year of Christ 1776 Martha Waskey Daughter of George and Mary Kelly was born on the 22nd March in the Year of Christ 1796 Robert Waskey Son of George & Martha Waskey was born on the 30th day October in the Year of Christ 1812. George Washington Waskey Son of George and Martha Waskey was born on of October in the Year of Christ 1818 George Kelly Son of and Kelly was born on the 24th day December in the Year .. of Christ 1744 ~ day of day of of the 2nd of Ann Allen daughter of and ~~- Kelly was born on the Second day of November in the Year of Christ 1742 lJohn Kelly Son of George & Mary Kelly was born on the 6 day of June in the year of Christ 1781 2 Elizabeth Kelly Daughter of G. and M. Kelly was born on the 9th day of August in the Year of Christ 1783 3Nancy Kelly Daughter of G. and M. Kelly was born on the 17th day of February in the Year of Christ 1786 4 Mary Kelly Daughter of G. and M. Kelly was born on the 15th day of January in the Year of Christ 1788 Births Ssarah Kelly Daughter of G. and M. Kelly was born on the 14th day of January in the Year of Christ 1790 6Margaret Kelly Daughter of G. and M. Kelly was born on the Second day of May in the Year of Christ 1792 7 christopher Kel ly Son of G. & M. Kelly was born on the 1st day of January in the Year of Christ 1794 8Martha Kelly Daughter of G. and M. Kel l y was born on the 22nd day of March in the Year of Christ 1796 9Jane Kelly Daughter of G. and M. Kelly was born on the 28th day of May in the Year of Christ 1798 lOEve Kelly youngest Child of George and Mary Kelly was born on the 4th day of April in the year of Christ 1802 George W. Waskey ' s hand write January 5th 1840 (written in red ink) (A photocopy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Library. Virginia Appalachian Notes �I 'fl REPORT OF CASES COURT OF APPEALS of VIRGINIA - Vo l 1 by Daniel Call Ri chmond, Oct 1801 from Virginia Reports Annotated: Call - 1, 2, 3, 4 , 5 , 6 reprinted 24 Feb 1900, by The Michie Company This volume is found in a Vir ginia law library. Please remember that the genealogical information may be a paragraph or more , wit h most of the pages devoted to the points of law involved in the case and why the judges ruled as they did . Those cases that do not have genealogical information or incomplete names, etc, have been om i tted. The page numbers are from Virginia Reports Annotated . Apr il Term - 1797 p 11-2 Joseph Cutchin v William Wilkinson (Sat 22 Apr 1797) . Willis Wilkin son died intestate , leaving a widow & 3 c hildr en on 22 Apr 1 7 93 . . . . . . . . . The children all died intestate , under age & without issue - two before and the other on 10 May 1793 . Mrs Wilkinson died 1 Nov 1793, leaving a will . . . . . . . Joseph Cutchin, brother of Mrs Wilkinson . .... Wil l iam Wilkinson, brother of Willis Wilkinson . .. ...... . p 12-6 : William Fairclaim, Lessee of J ames Guthrie, v Richard Guthrie and Elizabeth Guthrie . (Thurs , 20 Apr 1797) . Action of ejectment , Dist . Ct of Ki ng & Queen Co. for l messuage [dwelling house , etc] & 60 acres of land .. . .... John Guthrie, the elder - 3 sons James (e l dest & heir at law), Richard & John . ••.. John, the elder, died latter end of yr 1761 , with will dated 17th Oct 1761: •.. son John, son Richard, James Guthrie, Richard Guthrie . . . . . ... . The testator had a brother William . .. ... . James, eldest son , died Jan 1776, without leaving a will & leaving the lessor of the plft his eldest son and heir . . . . . Testator ' s sd brother William died in the life time of t esta t or ' s sd son James, & from him the sd James as his nephew & heir took lands , etc, by descent . . . . . . . . . . . Richard, son of testator , evicted James - Richard died se iz ed of land, leaving l and to Elizabeth . . . . ..... . October Term , 1797 p 20-25: *Smith, Ex ' r of Williams, v Robert Walker. (Mon , 16 Oct 1797) Bil l of Exceptions . The appellee , Robert Walker, was security fo r Edward Walker, since dec'd, in a bond to J ones Williams . . ... bond dated 3 Dec 1774 , . . . ..• 2nd note - 15 May 1778 p 33-41: Gibson v Fristoe and others. (Wed 8 Nov 1797) . Us ury . . . . . . Bond dated 11 Oct 1788 .•.•• Prince Wil liam Co .... John Fristoe . .. . . . John Gibson ...... a bond given by Ann Brent, George Brent & Daniel Carrol Brent to John Fristoe assigned to John Gibson .. .. .. 1788 bond , securities Rawleigh Rall s & Charles Ralls ...... The deft about the time of assigning the bonds , intended to remove to Ky. p 41-9: Chichester v Vass. (Mon 13 Nov 1797). The declarat i on : Al e xand er Vass complain s of Richard Chichester in custody, &c ..... . 12 Apr 1789 , at the Parish of Friero .•... knowing the affections & love of the sd Alexand er Vass were fixed on a certain Millisent Chichester, daughter of the deft . . . . . . . . . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Call - vol 1 were married 12 Apr 1789 . ... .. Letter, 2 Feb 1788, from the deft to Mr. Hooe the father of a gentleman who had married another of his daugh t ers .... ... • .. Certificate from Clerk of Fairfax Co of a lease from the deft to Hancock Lee who married another of the deft ' s daughters . ..... . p 57-9 : Davies v Miller and Others . (Mon 30 Oct 1797) .. .• John Miller made his last will 21 Feb 1742, recorded the next month . . . . .. give to John Berr y during the life of my daughter Mary Berry . .. to return to my son Christopher Mi ll er . . ...... .... another Christopher Miller (eldest son of the testator's eldest son, who died in the life-time of the testator) died - will proved 23 Sept 1793 p 59-64: M' Call v Turner. (Thurs 19 Oct 1797) Dist Ct of King & Queen .. • On 18 Jan 1774, Reuben Wright, Reuben Turner, Benjamin C Spiller & William Aylett, entered into a bond to Robert M"Kendish ....•.. assigned to Archibald M' Call ... .. . . . by July 1793 Ayle tt died . • . •... The writ was executed by the Sheriff of King Wi l liam Co on Turner only , Spiller & Wright were returned "no inhabitants." p 70-8 : Carter v Tyler and Others: . .... ... Prince William Co. John Champe died 1 Mar 1763, will dated 10 Dec 1758 son William Champe eldest son and heir at law, son John Cbampe junior, my wife (died 1766) . ... .. William sold to Bernard Hooe 10 Feb 1783 .•..• William Champe survives his brother John & died 19 April 1784 , without lawful issue of his body, leaving his sister, Sarah Carter, the pltf, & only child , then alive, of the sd testator .••.•.• .... John Champe died without lawful issue of his body .. .. . p 79-81 : Count z v Geiger : (Mon 30 Oct 1797) Geiger, father of the pltf, obtained warrant for land in the Northern Neck , devised them to his wife, pltf ' s mother . Count z married the widow Geiger ••. had the land surveyed in the testator ' s name and forced the mother to make affidavit to have the land patent issued in Countz's name . . • The mmother has since died int estate p 87 - 9 : Brewer et ux v Opie. (Tues 17 Apr 1798) action of ejectment. William Lancaster died, will, dated 26 Nov 1765, recorded 26 Nov 1765 .•... of Northumberland Co . , .. give to son Jos e ph Lancaster (under 21) . . . if son dies to chi ldren of Joseph Blackwell & Lindsay Opie ...•.••.. Winder Kinner & John Williams guardian of son J oseph .. .... Joseph Lancaster died 1778, under 21, & without issue . Joseph Blackwell was marr i ed to Hannah Nelms, 1st cousin of sd Wm Lancaster , & had one child , Joseph, who died under age, soon after Wm Lancaster & before J os Lancaste r. Lindsey Opie was married to Elizabeth Nelms , first cousin to Wm Lancaster, & had 3 children: Sally, Lindsey, and William and 4 children after death of Wm Lancaster, Thomas, Elizabeth, Susanna & Riram Lindsey . Sally Opie only surviving child at death of Joseph Lancaster. Joseph Blackwell 2/married Hannah Rogers - child Nancy , wife of the lessor of the plft , and who died an infant & unmarried, after death of Joseph Blackwell. p 120-9: Jollife and Others v Bite and Others. (Fri 11 May 1798) ....• that Mary M'Donald's will, her real & personal estate to be sold to the highest bidder . .... land containing 578 acres ..•• indefeasible title would be made Vtrgfnta AppalachJa.n Notes �llf 3 Call - Vol 1 to bidder . •• exception I gn a tiu s Perry's claims, about 2~ acres .. .. . . . survey ·d a ted Oct 1790 land actually 512 acres , exclusive of Quakers ' meeting-house o f 10 acres . . . . . . •• deed mad e & de liv ered to Amo s Jol l ife, on e of t h e pltfs ... . . • . Isaac Hite, junior , . ... James Hite .. . . . sale was 16 Nov 1 789 . .. . . p 131- 2 : Call v Ruffin. (Sat, 5 May 1798) • . .. • Thomas Mor gan was appointed gu ardi an . •.. def t & Th omas Woodlief we r e h i s secur i t i es . . . Morgan was dead, i n t estate, witho u t any e state . . . Samuel & Sarah Penist on , o rpha n s of An t hony Co llins Penis ton . •• Prince George Co. Oc tober Te rm , 1798 p 133- 5 : Dunn and Wife v Bray. (Fri 19 Oct 1798) . Charles "Bray , wil 1 dated 24 Feb , r ecorded Mar 1 7 72, • . . • son William Bray, son Charl es Bray, l and purchased of John Grigg' s ex ' rs, s on Win ter Bray, · · · · Will iam Br ay died before 17 76 . Winter Bray died i ntestate , with o u t i ss ue, aft e r 1 787 . p 135-41 : Cabell and Others v Hardwick . (Tu es , 23 Oc t 1798) Administration bond . . .. Dist Ct of New Lo ndon .. .. ..... . Amhe rst Co Ct 7 May 1770 John Hardwick acknowledged t he bond .. . . .. d eclara t i on l ays the v e n u e in Campbe l l Co . . . . in favor of the legatees of Pe a rce Wad e · · ·· ·· p 161-5: Harrison v Harri s on a nd Other s . (Fr i, 18 Oct 17 9 9) Mortgage . . . . . Henry Harr ison, eldest son & heir at law of Henry Harri son , dec ' d , filed his bill in the High Ct of Chancery . . . . ...• . . his father , on 4 July 1763 , became security for h i s broth er, Robert, of Ch arles Ci ty Co . · · · · · ·· · a s ui t i n t he General Ct, Benjamin Harris on be c ame b a il fo r Robert on 4 Nov 1 7 66 ... . .. . . . .. . on 29 Oct 1770, Syme obtai n ed judgment aga inst the sd He nry ( Robert be in g dead) ••... George Mi n ge, sher i ff of Charles City Co . . . • . . J o hn Min ge became the purchaser under the sher i ff ' s sale . . .. . . . . slav e s n ow in posse s s i ons o f Co llier a nd Braxton Harri s on , t he deft s, . . • Dav id Mi n ge , e ld est s on o f Joh n Minge dec ' d, executed a deed of trust , 3 Apr 1 7 75 , t o Acr il Cocke & Will iam Edloe ••••••.. F urnea Sout hall , deputy sheriff in 1767 , · ·· · Rob ert Harrison by deed of trust of his propert y to J ohn Minge, for the use a nd benef i t o f Collier Ha r r ison, eldest son of Rob ert Harrison • · · · p 165-70: Sha w and Others v Cl ements. ( Th urs , 1 Nov 1798) writ of right by Abra h am Clements , h eir at law of Abrah am Cl ements d ec ' d (di ed 1785) , who was heir at law of Ezeki el Clements dec ' d ( d i ed 1 77 8 ), aga inst Robert Sh a w, William Moore, & James Parker . • . • . Benj amin Borden sold, but never c o nveyed land to Ezekiel Clements . . .• by Borden ' s will , 1742 , he d i rected hi s ex 'r s to convey all lands that he had so l d -- conveyed to Cle me n ts in June 1 746 . That M'Clenchan obtained judgment in General Ct , 1 75 3, agst Ab rah a m Cl e me nts for 400 acres - land forfeited for non- payment of qu i t-rents .. & obtained a patent for same 16 Sept 1765 - sold to Shaw p 175-179: Jones v Jones. (Sat 3 Nov 1798) . Th omas Jones obtain e d pate n t for 400 acres 10 June 1740. John Jones, the demandant (plft), patent for 400 acres 10 June 1740, adjoining •.•. .. Wil l i am Jones, deft, patent for 400 acr es 10 June 1740 adjoining John •... other patents granted ... Thomas d i e d between 1766-1 770 intestate, father of J ohn , eldest son and heir at law, and William • • • some land sold to Hog Glover ('?Hogg and Gl over?) ... . • . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Call - Vol 1 p 179 - 80 : Pres ton v The Aud i tor of Publ ic Accoun t s . ( Mon 5 Nov 1798) .. .•• a supersedeas to a judgment of General Ct, 11 June 1796 , in favor of Auditor agst Robert Pres ton, one of t he sec urit i e s of Robert Craig , l ate sheriff of Washington Co . . .. John Wade .. . ... property of Rob ert Cr aig i nsufficient to pay the balance due for taxes collected in 1788 . . • . • . Daniel Carson .. •. •• . p 182 : Glasscock v Smither & Hunt. (Wed 31 Oct 1798) . •. .. . . . • the will of George Glasscoc k , dec'd , dated 19 Oct 1 793 , offered for probate 6 Sept 1796, leaving everything to son George , ........ was not signed , on l y one witness. p 184 - 5 : Rowe and Others v Smith. (Tues 7 May 1799) J ohn Smith ... writ of righ t i n Dist Ct of King & Queen agains t Raebel Rowe, dev i see and widow of Richard Rowe, dec'd , & John Rowe, son & devisee of sd Richard . . .. ... . . . .. . . depos i tions of Benjamin Scott & Anthony Perryman , 2 witnesses now dec ' d .. .• Just ice Bea dles ...•.. p 186- 7 : Eckhols v Graham and Other s . (Tue s 30 Apr 1799) Graham and Tr i gg brought trover agst Eckhols in Dist Ct of New London, for 3 slaves, Hannah , a woman, and her 2 children Judy & Hannah . . . . . . on 10 Aug 1788 an execution issued i n behalf of Toliver Craig agst Richard & Thomas Bandy .. . . • .•• •• • ••• Hails f ord , Franl<lin Co , 21 Aug 1 788 , John Hook & Ab s olam Jor dan .. .. .... Hugh Innis, Esqr . Sheriff of Frank lin co • . . . .. . ...•• 25 Sept 1788 Absolam J ordan, Daniel Huddles ton and Richard Bandy .. .. ..• James Eckhols , deputy sheriff of Bedford Co •• . . . . Jobn Craig .....• T Craig, assignee of Hawkins against the Bandys . . . . . John Phelps ...... William Trigg •. . • .. p 189 - 96 : Wil s on v Rucker. (Sat 4 May 1 799) Rucker brought trover agst Wils on for a military certificate issued to the p l ft for the balance of his pay and subsistence to the 6 Feb 1781, as a Captain of the State infantry. District Ct of Dumfries . ...... 2nd trial i n May , 1794 . . ... Rucker lost the certif ica t e • . . . James Dickenson •. on 4 Aug 1785 sold sd certif icate to deft p 197- 200 . Taliaferro v Minor. (Fri 18 Oct 1799) J ohn Thornton died seized of lands which descended on his daughters Mary (wife of Woodford ), Betty (wife of Taliaferro ) , his grandson Thornton Was hingt on, & bis granddaughter Mildred (wife of Minor ) . ..... May 1778 . . Tbornton 8 Mi l dred (unmarried) both minors .. . .. ...... . Jan 1779 land sold to Taliaferr o & Woodford, but paid no money on day of sale . . . . . . James Taylor , one of the trustees •...•. Woodford, Taliafero, Lewis (father of Mildred ), and Washington (father of the plft Thornton ) .. . . • p 200 - 2 : Hackett v Alcock. (Tues 16 Apr 1 799) Co Ct of Caroline. The bill states , that, Hackett the pltf , being ent i t l ed to a tract of land, after the death of his relation , Martin Hacke t t , and for which he had a deed, agreed wi th Alcock to give him a title; provided he would clear him of the legion, in which he had enlisted . • • he assigned Alcock his deed .••. Alcock required the pltf to give his bond for a further title ....•••... Alcock brought suit for the penal bond •...• 1782 .. . .•• p 202. She lton and Others v Ward. (Fri 3 May 1799) .•. motion made by Ward, in Apr 1798, Dist Ct of New London, " of a judgment obtained by John Wilson & George Adams, agst sd William Ward, in Sept 1797 , for a trespass offered the Virginia Appalachian Notes �Call - Vol 1 sd Wilson & Ad ams , by the sd Da n iel Tomp k ins, acting as deputy Sheri ff ." . .. a bond executed by Da nie l Tompkins, sen, dec ' d . . •.. • . p 202-4 : Ros e v Shore . (Tues, 14 May 1799) ..•.. • Dist Ct of Richmond. William Claiborne (insolvent prisoner) - 8 Mar 1790 committed to jail, he gave bond for the prison rules - let out of jail - took a house within the prison rules . . . .• . 22 Mar 1790, the plft executed a bond with William Fenwi ck his security, to the deft ; the condition of which was, Cl a iborne was confined in the public jail in Richmond - from Chesterfield Co, where he was taken on a ca . sa. issued from the Ct of Prince George co, on a judgment by s a id Shore - for the maintainence of Claibor n e while in prison . The plft maintains that Claiborne was possessed of sufficient property at that time. ============================================================================ BOOK REVIEW CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA, MARRIAGES 1851-1881 compiled by Ruth G Hale. This is the record of licenses and minister returns that a r e in the court h ouse -- please remember that all licenses did not survived. Any information on the documents have been included - such as age, occupation, parents , where born , residence , date of license, date of mar riage, where married, and by whom. The marriages are arranged by year with an index of the bride and groom . Very r eadible . The book has 72 pages ( which does n ot include the e x amples of marriage license and minister return - 4 pages), bound, paper back. The cost is $15 . 00 plus $1 . 75 postage - total $16.75. Or d er from Ruth G Hale, 3945 Read Mountain Road, Roanoke, Va 24019. =========================================================================== HAYNES CEMETERY Bedford County, VA across from Montvale Presbyter i an Church Matilda A. Williams Oct . 26, 1826 July 23, 1911 Sarah D. wife of Rev. Samuel D. Rice died Mar. 7 , 1881 Age 86 yrs. One large marker face- down init i als A. J. H. on f ootstone next grave field stone marker Mr. Le e Buckner Haynes, Fincastle should have more information. Copied Nov . 1986 by Ruth G. Hale, Roanoke, VA = = = = = === = = = = = = = == = = = = = = = === = = =~ == = Virginia Appalachian Notes == �~1· <Q;, ., I • rt..: ·,. • ;t t':-r\ ,., -' . >.;f;, ::l .. , ' , ~ ··.; ::~ ·/ ;. .. , : ., : ~.. . ·" l' :. •,; .. ..- • :.1 ~.ir~· .-;"·"~ 1J .. :·~·L: ;·p-;, 'J{' • I I • • 'J '. • f ' · · · -· :: 'I l · ..,.... , I ., '~ , ~pi "': .. --· ·t:ii: ·~l . • / . ~· ,1.i' • • • ~ I . 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PllEFACE . CONTENrrs . \' jr. ~ 1(.~- .. .Cf "; I,. I f i I \1 i' rAOlt I'rr.fnco .•.• .. •••. •• • ••• • • • •• • •••• • • • • • • • • · · • • ."; · · • · • · · • • • · • • · · · • Co11eulli11g l 111lcx of Co11nlics 1 Districtii, l'arislice, Townships, lluntlrcdft, 011;1 'l'ow11s . •• ••• • •••••••••••• • ••• .• • • ••• • ••.••••••• •. •••• ••• C'.011R11lli ng l11J cx of RivcrA....... . ............... .. ............. .. T nhll', ehowi ui:- tho clistanco from Woshington lo U10 cnpitnl, or lnri(r.~t !oll'n, of each Stntc; alfto, from cneh cepital, or lnrgcol lown, to coch of tho ol hcr8,., . , .• • , . , . • . • • • • • • . • . . . • • . • • • . . • . • .•. . •.•. . •. (;c11crnl Vi ow of tho U11ilccl Slolce; Soil, nn1l l'ro<luclioll8; Ill incral ~. I 111linn•, Agricullurc, !llnn11foel11rcs,Com111crcc, Fiel1crics, Hcve1111c, nntl £.,1><:11Ji. lures ; l'ul1lic I>c1't, Army, Nf\vy, Govcmmc11t, Stnlo Govern ment•, E1l11cnlion, llcligion, Post.Oniee, Hates of Postage, l'uhl ie I.oncle, l'opu. luti o n~, Apporlio11111cnl of Heprcscnllltives ••••.•••.••..•••.•.••••. J\f . j Gr.nc rnl \'iow of l'opulnlion of C'.01111tics, .~c .. lntcrnal / nin e .·· ·· ·· · ·· · ~ J111pro\·c111enl!, and l'rineipnl Stago Houle•, ••••• { Now Ila111p~l1ire ..............Jo . '. .. •••. , .••••.•. do • . .••• .. • , .•..• , Vcrinu11t • ••..•...•••••• , . • •clo ••. • ••••.••..•.•. do .•.•.....••..•.• ll l a~Rn cl111 •r.lts ••••...• , •• • • •clo • ••.•.•••... ••• . •do ... , ••••••. ,, .• . 11/rmlo I.land .•.••••.• .. •••. do ••.•••••• ••.••••• 110 •• . •••• ..• .•..•• Co1111cclir.11t ....•••• •. •.• ••. Jo . , ••••••• • ••..•• .1!0 .•.. . •..••.. .... New Yo rk •...•...••• • . . •.• Jo . •• ••.••••• .••.•. clo ...•...•. ..•••. . Nc•w Jr.r•cy • .... .. , ••.•.•.• clo . • •••••.••••••• . •clo . •.•. . , . ... , ••.. l'c·1111~yh·n11i:i. .... ......... .. do ... . ..... . . ...... clo . . .... .. .... . .. . lldnware •••• . •••• •.•.••• , clrr .••••. •• • . •••• • •• clo ...• , •......• .. • J\foryln111f •.•. . ....• • •••••.• do .• • •. •• ••••••.•• . clrr .•.••••.•.. . ...• J>i,rrict of Colu1111'i:i ..•••.. . .clo •..••.••.• .. ..•• . do •••. . ....••.•... \'irJ!i uia .• . .••••..••..• ••.. Jo .••• .• •.•.•••...• <lo •••.... . ........ Nnr llo Cn roli11n ..•..••• . ••• .1111 . . ••••••..•...... clo ... ••..• .... .. . • ~111llr C11rnli11n •• . •••••.••. .. Jo ••. .••• •••• .•..•• do ... •..• . ... .. , , . Gc:nrg in .••• . ••• . ••••• .•• ••• do .•••••.••.••. •••• J o • • . •• .•..••.• . .. Flnri1ln Territory .. ......... . Jo ... .............. clo ... ........... .. Alahnrnn ....••••... • •• . •••• Jo •• •• • •.•••.. •• ••• clo ••.•••.•••.. , ••. llliPei ~sippi ••..•••• •. •• .•. • . do .. ••••.• .• •• • •.•• clo • . .•• . ...•.•...• T.1111isinn:1 ...•.••••••••••••• cl~ .•..••.•. . ..••.•• Jo ••.••.••..•..•.• Arknn~n~ 'l'crrilory ••.•.•••• .clo ••••• .•• •••• •.•• .1lo .. , • ... .• • ...••• 'J't:nnc•~co . ............. . ... Jo . ... ..... , .. ... .. 1lo, .............. . l\cnl11cl1y,. ..• •••.•• ••..• • •• do • ••••.•. •. .•. .•.. clo •••.•...•. .. • : .• Ohio .....••.• ••• •••••••••• clo, •••••••••...•.•• do .• , .•. , •... .. ... Jl licl1ignn . 1 ... , ............ do ....... . ... . ..... Jo . .... . ... . ..... . I 111liu11n . .••.•.•.••• •• ••• , . •clo .•.••.••. . . , •.•.. clo ..•• , , .• , , .. . • , . Illinois . . . . • . • ••••.••••.• clo ...••••... , .•••. .110 • • .• . ........... Jlll'"'"lri ...•...••.••••••••• Jo . •. . • •.•. •••. .• •. clo .•.••.......• . •. J\lisAonri Tcrrilory .••. . • . .• • do ••.•• • ..•••••••• .1lo ....•.....• . .. ,. Orri:on 'l'<:rri lnry . • •.•••• ••• .i!o .•• , .• , . . ,., ..••. <In ... , •.. , .. . ,,. ,. 011ieco11•in T erritory (Cnrvcr'e Traci) ..••••...•. . . do ...... , 5 !) 15'.J 17G 177 205 208 210 2 1:1 218 l!21 2'2-1 2'.11 !!:1!) 2-17 21'1 2:;.1 l!.;G 21i'1 l!li7 270 2H 277 2fll 2A I 287 213'.I l!~J-1 2!Jfl :io:i 'J'o lrnrc llio fontnrc~. 1]c,·clopc llre rcAourcc", 111111 rccor1I the i111prorerncnh of nny porli un of tho c:irll r, ltns fir.en nlw:'lya regarded liy llro•o clc•irous of l"t!l"Cs,i11g 1:1:11rrnl inf.mnation, nA n topic worthy o( 1oeculinr nllcnlion; nncl lo no portio11 of 111n11ld111I ''" tlu:Rc ~u!oj .. c l~ prc5c:ut more i11l rrcAlin1: view~, lf1n11 In t!1c <'ili1.r11s of lho IJnil<'d Stoll·"· Ocr.upyiug n \'AA! region, yet lout pnrlinlly c:tpl11rc1I, 01111 OJ'<'rnling on n •y•lr111 11f internal i111provc111cnl~ 011 n grn11.lcr ~calc tlu111 any ollrr. r 1 ~·uplc:, they nrc 111nrd1i111: liirwur1l lo 1111lin11nl grcat11r.s• , witlr n rapi1lity 1111rxnmplc1I in the nnn.ls of Ilic worl.I. 'J'Jlt'~O circ11111Alnncca lmve cnu;ccl worlcs which illu~lra lr. 11111 gc<'i:rnph):, t"J"'gra11h)', n111I Rlnti•licR of tire t111io11, lo lie rrgnrJeJ with gcncrnl ntlcntion; n111I, 11011111frc1111rnt!y 1 lo ho liltcrnlly pat r1111i7.1:cl. Thie Acco111pa11imr11!, ln1:r1r.rr willr tho Jl!n11 lo whir.Ir it is nn np1><:111li~, is rc•pnllirlly offi:rr.cl hy the puLli~lll'r lo Iris li·llow.eilizcrr•, 11111lcr lhc l'<'r~11a~i11n, tl1nl (lo;:'<:ll1r.r) tlrc·y will !,n limnol lo contain h gr<'nlcr n1no1111! of 11scli1I gcogror•lrir..11, lopoi:rnploic;nl, a111l slali~lir.al i111i1ru1nli(l11, than n11y Ri111ilnr work lrillu•rlo p11l1l i~ l1cd i11 llro connlry. A prirrcipal olojnet i11tr111lc<I in lion co111pibti o11 of 1110 J\lap1 is lire rc: prc~c11lalio11 of iill llro lor.ul n111l ch·111li1·i~ion~ of the cliOi:rcnt Slntcs, rn nrrn11gr.tl nA to cc111ncct with Ilic CC11"11~ of 1830, M pn!oli~hr.11 lry n11llrorily of C",oni;rc~n. This ol1jrcl h:'ls 1'crn •lrictly lcrpl in l'icw ; nucl it iA lwlinTcl, llral !Irr. locntinn of e\·cry ci1·il Jivi~ion in 1111· !Inion is c.~lri!oit ..,) 1111 ll1r. Jl!ap: n111l, in lire Co11~11lri11g I 111lc.,, 1hc nnrnr., with lire l~'I'" · bli•m of car.Ir, will Loe li111111I i11 ils proper 11lacc, ncc11r1li11g lo n!pl1nhclicnl nrrnngrn1t11I. In 1110 I111lc:t, rnn11y low11•,n111l nt•n Rc\·crnl co1111tie~ . will Irr. fourul will11i11t tire 1111111lon~ of llu1 pop11la tion n11111•;tc1l. In the cnsr. of tire lntlrr, thi~ l1ns occ11rrr1I in con~c•111"nc" of tl11:ir l1111'i11p, lor.cu orga11i7.1'<l Rinc1: lfl:JO; nn1I, in tloo for111rr, the J elicicncy i3 uwini: 111 1111: \\'nut of ;i 11ni.fr1r111 •y~I""' in Ilic 111n1rnc•r uf takini:- lhc cc11~11~. 'J'/11: ~11!11lil'i,in11•, inln wloi .. t. 11111 nc:n:ral !=ilnl•·!'I of tlw llni1111 nrc cl i,-j,J..1!, nr11 • ly lnl co11nlic,, willr 1110 c.,crptio11 r•f lion Slai.-, of N>utl. C'nro!inn n111l l.1111i•io11a: in 11,,. f.111n.rr, 11.cy nro lerrncrl, <li~lril'I•; 1111<1, i11 llrc lallc•r, )'ui•lws. 111 llrc ~i.~ Nell' J·:11i,:b111I f'lnlr•, nn•I nlRo in tlio !=ilnlcs of New York, New J er•cy, l'cn11Ryh·anin, Ol1in, l 11ili.111a, mul the T crrilt)ry of J\ li r:!1igan1 fire connlics arci e11luli,·iJc1l inlo lrnvn • l1ip~ ;• in lldn . 11·arr, into l111111lrccls; n111I, in So111h <.:nrulino, tl1n di•tricl• of Clrnrlc•lon, Co!l.. tuo, nnol n~n11f.11 l, nru AUl11!ivi1ll'1l into l'"ri"'"'·" ; !Jul, i11 tl1e rr-11( of tl1c Sink•. 110 •11c:lr ~11!1di1·i.ion nn tl111l of l•rn'llRliip i• h11nw11, e~ccpl in Arknnon• 'l'crrilory; wlrich r. irc11111~lnnro " '"" nnl, l1owm·cr1 nolicc1I i11 the cr.11•11s. In tire St.1lt:• nJ,.wc • pccific1I, wlro~c cnnnlir• nrr •11l11lid1lc<I iulo loll'n•l1ip•, tl1c popnlatio11 in cnc:l1 lown•lrip i• gin11 ;I with the 01 lcli1ino, llrnl, iu Olrie>, llrc r111111!1rrs, inn 111ajorrty t>f the lOl\'llS nncl ,·i!lagr•, ore nl~o Rlnk1I i11 11.,. CCll~ llA; 01111, in llro Stnle of n.. rnwnrt', lire n11101111t i. gil'Ctl l1y l111111lrrd,. Frn111 ll1 rp(' <lnln, Ibo ngi::rrgn te n111011nt of lire rc•11C'cti1•c co1111tic5 lr u l><'cn maclc up. 111 nil lhc olhcr Stntcs, llio cc11a•1s wna lnlcc11 1'y co1111lic~, reckoning ti re clislricl.3 of Su111l1 ( 'aroli11n, 308 312 316 318 320 322 A2 �--------------- ·1 t • ., 1 l'llEFAGr:. I'll El"ACE. ti ancl lhc pl1i~lac• of Louisiana, di• isiu11s of lhc so111c nature. Ju IC011luclly, howc\'cr , lli" greater parl of 1110 lm\'lld a11J \·illagcs ore i,:i,·cn, iu uJJitio11 lo lhut of tho ~ l ~ It I \ ~ I \~ \\ I \~ \ Iil; \ l .t to1111lics. T he absc11cc of on ull'lrnlx:li•:al nrrangcmcnl in ·a consi1lcrnLlc portiun <•f tl1 c cc11 s11~ of lts:IU, a>1 pulili"hcJ liy authority, was 1110Jucti,·c, in !he fonnnti on c1f the l111lc.( , of a \'Ubl i11crca;u in tho a111ou11l of tho lawr and pcrpkKity, alway a nllc11Ji11i,: work~ of ] tl1al ki11J. The cucllcs:J plurolitic~ of ll10 11a111c• of !'Ince~ in tlac UnitcJ Slalc~, ig well k110\\ 11; anJ i1 tlio cause, iu numerous i11; lu11ccs, uf i;rcal 1..:q1lcxity; C•pcei;illy, lo 1111·11 of L u"i n cs~. in tlac rcc•~il'l nml trans111b~iun of lclt<:rs, &c. 'f11is will Le ul oucc .,,·ic.l cul, when it i~ known, lhal, 011 the 111u111 ow.I co11sc•1nc11tly in th e lJnitc1( Slulcs, there arc lllll cou11lics, town;, ,l\t.c. Lcar iui: the veueralc•I 11a111c of 'Vu~hi11i:to11; 7!.I, of Jacksvn; ;:1, of 1:ra11ldin; GG, of Jdli:cson; one.I, iu fact, 1111 nnccnsiug rcpctili1111 of Ilic n:11ncs of all our IM>pula r pul.lic men, unJ Hcvululio1111ry pu l riol~; a. eirc11111~lancc pro\'i11g, lio11·c,·.:r, lhal the sen·iccu of <lislinguisl1cJ pul1lic mcu l1a\'c n tilrong hole! 011 tl1c alli:clions of the people of tho UnitcJ Stal!'s. 'J'lic lnJcx anJ J\lup will, it i3 1.clic\'l'll, ol.i1·ialc:', i11 n majo rity of cases, Jiflicnltics of thid kiucl, liy clt:1crn1inini;, ul uucr, the county anJ S tulc in wliicli llio place 5ougl1l for is localccl; which could nol he, pcrh~ps, usccrt.iinccl, without tile assistaucc of 6uch 11 work, except al tlu; expcnMl of cunsi1kral1lc ti me unJ troul1le. Tho <lislnnccu, in mile•, ollac:lieJ to the dilli:r cnl Luw wi, &.c. from \Voslii11g lo11 city, nncl fr on1 their rcs1i~<:livu Sla lc cnpilnl•, will lo 1111 f"'rtions lie i11lc rcsti11g ; 1111.t, lo many, more or lc~s 11sdi1I. They ul'C dcril'l·J from lice 11111>! .111thc11lic ~OlllCC in tlu: cou11t ry, \'iz. the c:cucr:il ('o~l Ollie< ! ; fvr nssi.11111cc in 11 liid1 1c~pcd, tl1c pul.liolicr i; l'a1licul:11ly in1ld1le1l lu <.:oloncl U a rJ11cr, tJf tlial • The l11Jcx nf lli,·ors, uniJ the ]>Ian odoplcJ for ascerta ining their rcspccl i\'e placrll in the l\IJp, arc now iutroJucctl i11 n work of ti.i s kiu cl, fur lh u lirsl time : tlu.: 11lilily of whid1, we 1lii11k, will !Jo uu\'ious tu every 0110 wlio hus cnr l1aJ occasio11 lo wusull Errure in or ll111i;rnphy, holli 0 11 lhc map 01111 in lhi ~ wurk ; co11 lr aolir.t in1i. in s lnlis tir ", nn•I in tho .. tnlc111c111..c of ,1i~tn11r.c.,; 111ny ro~•ihly, 11.iy, prol1.1loly \\'ill 1,., fu1111 il. 'J',, J cny !Iii•, wunl1I foe prcs11n1ptin11. S 11cl1C.li,L, 11°1oro or l cR~ , i11 wo rk• of th o \Tt y hi1;!11·,1 clrnrnclr.r. Fr11111 1H:rH11nM of ea11clor un1l cli•c ri111i1rn1io11, hnwc\'1·r, 1la11: 11lluw:111«c ;, c.<p<·clc1 I. \\'1 11,11, i11 ntl•lition In tl1 c r.nmpilini,:, co111l1i11i111;, n111l c11i;rnl'i11i: tlic ""' I" it i• stale.I, th:i l lho nrticlcu in th e Consulting l 111le.~ nlonc 1111111ln·r 11l111o~t lt'11 1hu11"n111I; tl111(, fi1r n 111aj11rily of l hC~C, ll1C 0111011111 of lho (lO('llbli nn \\'JH C.\ l r;i1• lnl f r>1lll a ll ill. nrr:i11;.:cil n111I inco11vo11ic11l <l11cn111cnl; nn1I tl1111f i,tn11l'•'d nrc >lato·il, h11lh fr 1•111 \\'n~li­ i11g t1111 n111l f101n tho c~pilul of cncl1 8tnlr, rcspcclin·ly; 1l1a l tJ,., li11k.t 11f Hi,·1:r" 111111111111~ to near n tho11~n111l nrlicl cs, for every one of l\'hi..t1, tl1 r. lc111:1l1, of co11 r• r, w~ ~ nAccrlui11c1( ; 11111!, \\'lien lo tl10 nhovo \\'O 01111, the \'n rin1rn itr.m~ ol' i11 fi1 r11 1alin11 J!iu:11 in 1110.C: cncrnl Vi uw 11f 1110 Uniletl Stales, nn<l iu 1111: i111li,·i1l11nl ~t :11t·~ ; it i• c:l' id1·1d , ll1:il n gr cn l n111111n1l of la lior !ms loe•·n pcrfi1rn1c1I. I t is h1· li c1·c.t, 1h:1l 11111rl1 l1a:1 l..·1·11 n1l1lc1l in 1111: l\l ap, 111111 in tli i~ wnrk, nncl c11111l1i11rcl l\'ith the i:rni:raphy oft l11! c111111lry; llml n11111r new c•u111lic~ nn1I 1 111\'11~ lrnro lic<' n !hero c111LH11li1'll; :i111l 1l1:il 11,..y co111~ i11 aon1c c11rrc•cli1111~ of ai111 il11r, 111111 rcspr.ct11lilo work s. On 1110 wliulc, n~ n ccm l'cnic11l wurlc of rcfcrcn r.c, cxlcntle•I i11 ii ~ 1li:tail lll'yn111I :my thi111! of tho kin1I l1crctt1forc pnl 1li ~hccl, nncl, lo no1110 cxlc11l, origi11;il; "'" liol'c, nn1 I cn11li1l1·11tly LC'lii:\'C, lh:-i l it will pro\'o lioth uucful unJ \'olu.iLle lu llioso who will ham occ11,io11 111 c1111~111l ii. . .... c 1kp~ll111c11l. a 111up. The phn 01111 the limits prcscrihcJ· fur tl1is work, prctluclo ony Lui tho most liri cf gc,1grnl'l1ic,1I detail•· Those i11lr0Jucc1l in the gcncrol view of tho Uniun, 111111 iu the i111li\'iJ11al St.ales, ore 01lol'tctl more for tho purpose of i:lus.ify ing llio topogral'hic.il 1111J stali!ticul information con5iJcrcJ ncccll!lnry for clucidu ting uncl in crcusiug the utility of tho map, thun with any cxpcr.tation of aJ1li11g new facts, or of 1:., hiLiti11g ;111y \'iow~ iii oclili tio11 to lho~o founJ in the numerous gcog ra11hical )'t1lilicu liu11s nlrcady Lefort! the l'''Llic. The ul~tcmcnl5, with rcgartl to the Canals 111111 Huil.Hooc.ls, arc mnJo in mfc rcnco to thrir prcsc·nt c1uulition, ou nearly ue informalinn could lie 0Lt ni11cd. '1'!10 octivily, nncl C\'Cll culhusia~m. dis11laycd, of lute, in the UnilcJ Stoles, on thiu snl1jccl, 01111 tho rnpiility with which new works ;inJ 6Chcm1:u of this ldnJ ore crcalc1I, rcmlcr it nl111osl i1111iossiltlc for a11y onl.', whnlc\'Cf muy Lo hi s means of infur111nlion, lo kcc11 p:icc wi th what i• daily P11ri11ging into existence, in every rn1t of :ho Union • The Sl~go llout.:s, inlrC)(lucctl unJcr the l1en1ls of tho rcspccli\'O Slalce, will, it is irc~ ncJ, 1io found of considcruLlo utility, Ly those \\'liO inuy he 1lcsiron9 of n•ccrl ain. ing the various eclual line~ of co1nrnu11ication throughout tho clllli:rcnl pnrls of lhc I l11iun. TheHc urc olso rcprcscntcJ on 111<: lllap, anti 111ny hr. cu9ily lroccJ, l1t i11g ,liatiugui$1iccl in tho engraving from tho co111111on ron1IH. The cli•l•rncc•, i11 111ilc•1 ore likcwi•c nttncl1cJ to thcUl, c1ccpt in cases where their inlroJuct ion woa fo11111I lo con. Olct with the natnCB of towns, &c. nlrc:uly cngrnvcJ. In all sucl1, tho priule«l ltoulcH will au11ply tho tlclicicncy. Although tho nu1nl.cr of 81agc l!llulcs i:i,·cn aluouut lo ucaily ·1011, it it 1tot prctcnJcJ thcne present o. co1n11lclu view of this Lro11r.h oflupog rnpl1y. 7 Thero or.:, il 0 111lillc•~. •nrno e111nll li ne~ of co1111111111i.:ation, i11 cliff1·11·11t p:11lo of liar ll11i1111, of wliid1 i11lur111ation co11l1l 11ot ho ol1lni11c1l: a llngcthcr, l11mTH r, tl11•y prl'•r111 u morn cxlc111lct! e111l co111('lclc •Y•lc111, lhn11 ho s yet Leen loroui;lol, in one '"""'• 1... ru1c the p11l,fic. Tho i:c11tl1:111cn whu li:n·r. 11lrr.a1ly AO lilicrnlly palroni1r1l the \\'11rh, \\'ill f'«rc:•:irn 111·11 the Jcrcus of tlw pro"pccl 11~ ha\'C hccn C.lCCccbl. The wl1olu or Iii•! l'i ri nili1•• ;.:in·11 C•l l the l\l 1q•, nm n1l1litiu11a l; l0Jicll11:r with lhn \'11riu11s ilc111~ of i11fi•n11:ili•111, in 11 1 ~ I :1·111·r:il \' kw of !he llnilc:cl St;ilc!l, n111 l in tho in1li\·i1l11nl 8tah:,, 1111111111! 1111111rrn11~ lra1..!li11i: r1111(1'"• ,\; c:. fu foc:I, th o p11t.li•l11:r Call Co11fi1lcnl(y ""~rrt, tlia l 1111 pn i11• har e hr.c•11 •10:111·11, 1111 lal octr nloricli::ccl, nml n" rcmunornli on withlu·ld, lo make 1110 wh;lo \\'ortloy 1l1c t"011fi1l~11c11 of 1110 p11l1lic. ,., ~ !'" 1 111 11 ·I !· .. ....... ~ ~J , f., -.i ,. ·~ �J ~ -. - ... - c: - !: (.. c :E~ t ~ v. c U1 ~ t-< < ?; -> ~ ~ ~ < c:: ~ z ~ C-' if.l !>. 0 A ~ E-< ~ z ~ ~ ~ ~ E-1 = = ~ = ~ =-= .;. '"3 c ·= c. ~-· ~ YJ ~ ;;; �178 t ; P.N Ell 1\ I. \' 11':\V OF Till·: llNl'J't-:D ~ rang• ·s 11( flfo1111 l11 i11s-tlic llock y 11 11d Allq~lmnv , the Owrk 111111 <1rC'rn 111111 1111nins. The Hurky 11fv1111/11i11 n111gc1 lnkc;1 in connexion willc llw ( 'urcl ili<:rn of ~11:,xi<'<\ ol' which ilwy fimn 11 part, CXl<:nd !'roan llio (sll111111< ol' I laric:n to the /I relic Oc<'an, n tlisrancc of 11pw11nls of fi,000 miles. It 1;m11s Ilic grl'!nt dividing ridge of No rll1 Atlll:ricn, sr:pnraling the w11h-r~ whid1 now, in opposilc directions, lownnl~ the grcnl occ:111;:1 which 11<1111111 tl11: oppo:-:itc si<lc•s of the con1i11c11l. They n ro sit11atccl al a nu:cli11111 1li~­ t:1111:e of nho11t {)()() 111ilt-s l'ro111 rite l'ucilic. The highest or tlu:sc 11101111· lain1; rise nl11>vc thn line uf pcrpct11al congcllltion, being csti1natc1l al nlJ1J11I I :!,000 fi·d in l11 :i:.;ltt. Tiu~ .Alll'gl11111y rnngc rn11s inn norlh-cnst r.rly <lirrction fro111 the: norilt. •·rn 1·a rt 111' .Alahan1a to New Yori<, strctd1ing al ong, in 1111ilimn riclgt·~ , 111 t l11~ di--1a1wc of from '.!!iO to 80 miles from the sf!n-const , :incl fi1llowi11~ it$ h"'lw ral clircttion. The sc1·cral ridgrs ore lrnown hy dini:rf'11l 11n1 111'.~, a~ 1111: Hl11c lticlgc, Cumhcrlnml l\lounlnin, Jackson's l\1111111tai11 1 North l\!111111. lain, Lund J\! 01111lni 11, ~\-c. The nve r:igc 11lti111clc is alonnt ~,!iOll feel: 111~ l'c:aks of Ott r:r in Vi rgiuin , the most clev11lc:1l the Jlluc Hitlgc, nt1ai11 1 lui11·1'11·r1 a hcig11t of 3,055 li'Cl nuo1·c tl1e Occa11. This ranw: 00:11pi1·s in lni·nchh n spncc of from GO lo 120 111ilcs, n111l sr:parnlC's th<! walr.r.- 11 1rltil'h run into the All1111tic Or.ca11, from those 1rltich flow i11to the J\lissis- ! sippi :incl it!> 1rih11tnrics. 1: '!'hr: Grcc11 M 1111111e1 i11 s c:•derul from Conn<~clic11t, tltro11glt l\!11ssn1·.l111sc·11~ a111 l V1'r111011t , lo Ca11ncla, di\'icli11g tho /l lln nti•: ri1·1:rs fro111 those (If L:i~r ' <:1i;1111pla in 11111! lhr: 8t. I .nwrcuc1:. firunc of the peaks of lliis rnngc ntlai11 I 1·1 111siclnahle clcvntinn: f(ill ingto11 n11d Slirr.wsl111ry peaks, the Ca111d'.• 1 ll 11111p, a11cl J\!:111!0llcl1J J\frm11tni11, nre the 111osl pro111 i1w111 1 1u11l nrc, 11:s1icc· lil'l·l y, :l, !l~·1, '1,0:J.1 , '1,188, 011d '1,270 feel in oltil111lc:. 111 New Il:1111psliirc arul J\Toine, ore founel mnny co11sielcrnlilc ck:l'nlion~, ll'hirh :ire nnl co1111cctccl wilh nny syslemnlic rangr, hu t ore sc111lcrcrl in rktaclwcl groups. The ll'hitc JITo1111tni113 in New I l1111 1pshirc, nrn tlu: 1110~1 f'1)1lsi1l1·ra\1lc j thrir prinr:ipn( j><!nks hei11g tltc highest in thll lJ11i011 r•nsl llH: Hoc:ky Mo11nlni11s. T h1·y nrc distinguished hy the 11a111cs of \Vn~l1i11g. 11 111 1 Fr:inldin, J\dani.<11 .ldli:r!\011 1 ~ltorliso11, J\lonroc, nnd l'l1:nsn11t. ~l<11111t \\' nshi11gt011 is O,•l'.?8 foel in hright. Thr.y nro crwcrccl with snow tru n111 ntl1<; iu the )'C:lr 1 1111d nrc: 00r n Sl'l'll rrom a g r<:nl 1listn11c-c nt Sf'a, n11cl frr. •1111 ·111i y kli•rn 1111y inlen11ccli;1 te lane!, olllco11gh lhc:y nrr. al lr n.'l l ()!j 111ilr.q i11 Iii•: 11r·nrc-sl clircctio11 l'ro1111hc c:o:isf. Thr: wilcl r1111l s11l.li111c clmrndcrol'llirir :;1·<·11t·ry, ca11sr s Llc<'111 to lie~ 111rn11ally \'isitcd hy 11111ncrc1w1 lravc:llr.rs. Tlw as\'r111.to tltr:ir summits i!I nltPntl••tl ll'ilh c:onsiclrrnbl <: filligue, 11nd has 111·(•11 su r11101111lcd in u fe w inslmu::r!I by Ind ies. The vi<:w is rr11dcn:1l 1111r.11111. n\1111\ y g ra n ti n1111 picht rc' Sl)l1 C1 !oy t lte t11:-tg11illuln nf tlir: clc:rn Ii1111, 1111: c:s1c·11t :111.J 1·:i ri1:ty of the s11rro1111cling srcnr:ry, ni11l nliovn nil, l1y th n h11gr. n11cl cl1 ·s1 .la tc piles of rocl<s extc111li ng ton grf'nl 1lislt1111·e in c 1·r:ry clin:cti n11. In tlw 11 rsfr-111 pnss nf thesr. 111011ntni ns, lhrrr. is n rC'1.n;irknlil1: l'."11 r:illl'cl lltr tYot.-h , ll'bidi is f'stcc mr:1l one uf lite grnndrsl 11al11ra l r.ur i nsi l ic~s in tltr l I111h ii Stal<'s. T 1J nn nclrn ire r <> f tlt1: wo111ler!I r1f 11:ol11 n-, tho pnssng•· 1h111111•li the• Notch, nncl 1111: vir.11'11 frnm Ilic snn1111il 1 nlforcl o rir h n'l'llsl. 'l l11Jt1gli 11di·rinr lo tlir~ J\11d1·~ or 11,,. Al p!! in r:l1!vnlio11, yc:L th r:y clisl'lay th~ g1;111d1 •:I 111•>1111l:ii11 Sl'rnrry, s11rp:1~:-:i11g f' vrry tlii11 g of' th•! ki111l lr1 hr· ~11·11 1·l•:1:wlH'rc- in 1\1i:-1 •'<>•llllry. l\11. l\111nhilin, nr l<lr\fldin, tlf'a r Ilic: f'c:n lt'I' 11r or 1 2: •' ! \ " ·~( ~, ...j rt <; f or 1l!l - Tl11~ ll11ir.·d Stales nn: i111crscctccl hy lwo pri11cipnl 01111 two s11lionli11ah' i STA T!·~"· tho Stntc r1f J\!ni11r., hn!! 111:1·11 f<J11111l 1.y lore oli!'l· r1·a1i1111 In 11<: !"1 1:1:J:1 (ii ·t in hoiglit : lhn vil:w li-0111 its s11111111it is li111! 1111d rn1i ..t1, 1111.J 1·x lr-11cl~ m·r r t< ll or 100 111ilr,<i. Frn111 it 111ay he seen G:t lak rs , whil'h a1c- 11il11>1ary t1• tlw Pcnolis(:ot , ~I . .lolin's, l(c1111cl11~ck , 111111 01l11·r rirr.1s. Tier: ••ll1e•r )'1i1 wipal 1• lici~lllH i11 J\l11i111: 11rc \\'11ssn 1a11uoik J\101111tai11, :-.,'.! .1;, ft:d , Mi. /I l1r:1li:1111, Mr. lligcfow, Speckled Mo1111tain, n111l olliers. They arc 1111 nlio ul ·l,Ullll foci in d r:valion. The O:arh: 1lfm111t11i113 extern! from Tcxn~, tlc ro11gh tl1e wr:~lr.rn part ..r the T erritory of A rlrnns:is, into the lcn1\.n1i111: rcgicon of Missouri. Tlwir gr:nernl clirc:ctio11 i ~ nc·nrly si111ilor t•> that of the Alll'ghany ra:;w·· Tl11 ·y ftir c risr. lo tho \\' hitc , St. Finnc:i,,, G11sco11n<lc, Osn~c, n111\ o\lirr rirns. 1'hl'ir gl'! 111:ral altitnclc i,, s11 ppnsr1l lo he uhout 3,01111 liTt nl101·e thr. sl':1. No srin1tific: rx:11ni11nlio11 of 1111:111 lms ns yc:t been 111nclr . Tlir y an' lil11" wise cl1:110111i11atccl tl11: l\lassem e J\l o1111tnim1 Ly sornc writers, fro111 Muunt Ccr111•, n11c of llwi r l''':t Its. 'rlu: lt:rritllrj' of tl 1r. lJ11il1'tl ~llllf'S i!l 11·nsll('cl 11y thrc-c !"f':1s, rice A1/1111lif' Ocrc111 on ll1n i•asl, the (,',,!{ <f Jlli:.xico on 1111: so11tl 1, :11111 the l'111·(1ic Orw 11 011 tlir. west. Tl1r. pri11c:ipal llcry., nrnl Smmd.r on th n A1ln11/ic lmnlrr arr, 1'11<;s:1111a. l)llodcly !lay, ll'lcir h lic·s i!l.:lwe·r.11 tlic Stn lc <1r lllai11!'! 11111\ 1111: llrilislt pr"'" inco of Nt:w llrn11swirk i J\l11ss:11:l111sells llny, l1d11'('1'11 { '.apr. /11111 111111 ( ':q w . 11 Cci.I, 1111 the <:oasl C>f ll!nss111:l111sells; L eong Isl1111cl So11111l, IH·l\1·1~·11 L1111g ~I leln11cl nucl tlcn ro:isl ol' Conurc:ticut; lklawnrc Bay, t.<'11rc1·n C11 p1: lllay n111l Cnpr. I ln1l11p<:n, whil'h sPpar:itr.s New .lcrsr.y fr11111 J)1·hwnre ; Clws:i )lC'Tlkt: Hay, 1rl1ich co111111unic:n lt~s willt tltc 01·(•a n lwlll'f'l'll Cripe: Chridc·s 'iM n111l Crqwi I l1·nry 1 111111 r str·nds inn 11nrthern 1\irc\'linn liir 200 111ile·~ tlcro11gli thn 811111 ·~ 111' Virgi11i11 nncl M11ryl:1111l; ri11ll All11:111nrle 11111l l';i111lico srn1111ls 1 0111111·1·0:1st 11f N11r1h Carolina. 111 tit•• f.'11~( 1?( 11fr.rit-n, the? principr1( l1ays nrr C:halha111 Hay, 1war tl w 1'()11!ll"l'll •'.\ lw111ity of tlw l 11·11i11-;11l11 nf Floricla ; 1\ppal:wli i1: ll:iy 1 inl1111 hi1·lt tlui (lo-kl11<"ltny nncl Kt. l\l111k's rircrs disclt11rgc their 11:1ters ; 111111 J\l1 1liil" llny, in i\111!11111111 . In lho /'c1r!/ir-tl1r C:ull' of ( : 1~nrg i r1 is thr. 111osl i111porln111 i11ld on tlw wr11lnrn corisl 111' tlio l l11i1t ·cl :-iltllt·s: it ~:rp11rn t 1•s {J11:11lra :incl \'a 111·0111·1•r \ lsln111l l'r11111 lhl) 11111i11 lr1111l, 111111 i~ rd11u1l 1:!U111ilcs in lc11gtlt fro111 111•rth In ~ i 1011th, n111l frrm1 Ii lo 20 111il1•s iu witlth. ~; Tl1e (,'rrnl l.11~·c3 for111 1111 importnnl fenlun~ i11 lhc C:c·ng rnph y of the· ,_ Wr11t1:rn C1111li11r.11l. Tl1c:sr: 111ighty i11lo11cl sc•a!J hal'C 110 p;1r11ll<'I in :011_1 othr r pu rl nf lltr. 1rorlol. Tho rnst rissr.ml.lagr. of wat•· r~, the: i11111 w 11 ~•· Lo11i11 i11 wlii..!1 llwy urn r111luulil'cl, tho grenl 11rfr•rir!l ll'liir.h !-<llj'j'l_Y tl w111. encl thl) rnpid i1w11::ise: of pnp11latin11 1111 tlwir s hnrf's, tngc·t lwr ll'ill1 tl11 ir . rd nli rn p11siti1111 1... 111·t'1:11 lwo po11·rrll1I 1mli1111s, rc-11cl1·r llw111 ol•,i•·l'fo.; 11 1' I 1wx:11linr i11tn1·sf. Tlu:y prr.si!nt it f'•111ti111111111; 11·01Pr·c-011r.0:1: e•I' 111•11 anl ~ ol' .1 !l 11JOO n1il1•:11 11111l li111l tlcc•i r way lo tltc! 01·1·11 n l1y ll11• rirn :i11cl hay 111' ~ 1. I l.nwrf'Jll'f' . 'l'ltr. rnpicl 111h•111wc of l'" l11ilntiri11 on lint Ii tl11: An1••ri1·:011 1111cl I llriti:1h 11id1 ·~ , li11~ c:aw;pcl tltc: hN;n111s of tlwsr. rn 11oli: 11 alc·rs In I ~· 1rlcill'lll'•l !Jy tlin i:11il~ or e·rn111111;r.;1:. Thi! s111olw l•f 11111111'1'\lllS s lt·;11 n-11·~o.;1 ·I ~ i!I !;1'1'11 1ecc11cli111~ 11111id tlwir gr1·1·11 islr1111ls ; 111111 11 11• cla y is 11111 f:1r 1li ~ta11t wlw11 lite 11h11 n·:1 or lllllYI of' 1111'111 \\'j j j e·o1111t h11111in·1h 11f' p11p11 l 111 1~1 (1111•11•1, 1111' 1!K11lo or rlll i11tc·lliµ1·111 n111l l111s y i'")llli11tirn1. l.ake S 11}'rri11r, 1h1! lnrgi·st ''""Yof fn·sh 1rntn kt11J1n 1, j91 in ('(•1111111111 1 ...... <rt ~ �~·;1. . .' ~llllM-11· l ~~ ~'~:·y: .. /\ 1• 180 1• .. 'i rt uJ~· r·;; ' I il . ,. . '. '-:~f ) !· l t1' ~~ ~, ' ·~ ~· · ~;l'"lf ! t Y~" .I,,.. ·~ ' ~H·1'.; ,i t' . .it~ rJ ·~f ~ I \w l__.. . r.ew..-= ·:' 1 : PI . rji1·, : J~< i ~ .. g ~ ~ z f GENEHAT. vmw Ut ( >l" with Iruron nml lll icl1ignn, rcmn rlrnhlc for ils great 11r.pth , nncl the pcculinr lrnm:pnrcncy of its wnlcrs-a circ11msl1111cc nnli\'l·cl fru 111 the 1•nrlicsl pc:rio1l since they hove hccn known lo civilized 111 11 11. Tlll'y nrc ns m11d1 rdli·d<'il liy slonns ns lhc Ocean, the wnvcs nm ns high, n111l nrc C<jlmll y d ;i 11 gr! r01 1~ lo narignlors. They nll nhounil in many l<incls of fi ne fish , or whirh th1! white fish is the most \'nh1 nhlc, linvi11g lnl lcrly l1cco1rn: nn nrlir.lc of corn . llll'l'l'C to n co11si1lcrnhle nmo1111t. Lnl<e Supe rior is rslin1nll'<i at •lfiO 111ilr·~ in lr:nglh, 1 no in the wi1lt-sl pnrt, n111I nlJ\lllt 1,7 00 in c:ircumll:wnc:e. It is fl00 feel clccp, nnd the surface of ils WlltCr!'I is <'lr v:1(c•tl ft -I! fi•t'l nbov1: llw l1•v1 ·I of Ilic Ocrnn. It e111bosrn11s n considc r:i11h: numlit'r or islauils, ol' whid1 lslc Hoynlc, l'h illippcnu, n11d i\licl1ippirot ten, nrc tho princil'a l. 11 f'l'f:Ci\'CS rnnn y rivers, ll OllC nf whid1, howcvrr, arc or llllll'h 111:1 ~ 11i l 11i!c '. Th•! shorr s, pnrticulnrly 011 the nnrtlH'rn siclr, arc ll'nll1·1\ ll'ilh froll'11i11g :incl lolly precipices of grn 11ilc roclc . T h<! l'id urcd Hol'.\1.s , 011 lhr. sn111l1 siclc\ .so calleil rrorn lhcir pid urcsquc nppcnrnncr, nrc n r<'marli :1blc 11al11rnl l:11ri0sily. T hey form n pcrpcrnliculn r wnlt cxt cndin ~ 111'nr l '..! 111ilc!s , micl arc :100 ll:r t l1 i~h , prcscnling n g rr.nt'vnricly of romn11lit: prnj<Tlio11s 111111 i111le11 tntin11s. T he waters of I .nlw SupN inr 1111i rc wi1h those nr I l11rn11 liy Ilic ri,·rr or st rail of S1. l\lnry I ahout ao milc!s i11 lc11gtl1, wilh n fidl or 2:1 fi ·d l)('l w<·f'11 the two lnl<rs, whicli prcvrn fs ro1111n11nication, t'Xt'.r pl i11 s111:ill hnal.'I n11cl r:rnocs. L11liC:s I \11 rn11 1111cl J\l ic·hi ~: 111 hare n <:01111111111 le·\·cl of (i 18 fed nhnr e 1he J\thnt ic, 111111, wirli f .nkc S 11pc rior, r .xhihit Ilic 1111i'1111· spr <:ladc of vast 111:1sscs of ll'nlt!r clr vntecl rnnn: tlrn11 GOO fret aliorc tl1r Oc1·nn , while: the hollom of their heels nrc :ion lwlow ii. f,11 l•c ll11ro11 is 1l il'iclc·1\ i11fo lll'O porlions liy lhr. .M1111iln11li11r. c:hni11 of isl:111tls, i11 connexion with Ilic pe·11in.s11la or Cuhot'.s I !rad. Tl11! easfr rn p:crt is I .akc l\l1111ilo11li11r, co111ni11i11g n s11rf:1ce of 11ho11t 7 ,:100 .sqnnrc 111iks. I l11r1111 proper is 2G!i miles in length, nntl f"rom GU to 70 in wicllh, lmvi11;! a .s11pc:rliciC's of nhont 20,000 sep1nrc miles. J,11/.-c Mic!tig1111 is wholly within lhe tr rrilory nf lhc lJ11ilr1l ::;lnlrs, nml is ron1wc:l<:tl with I Iuron hy thr. Strait of Mid1illi111ar.l<i1111r,. J\l11c:ki11aw, an i-;land in this slrnit, is I\ pince of consicl('rahlc tr:uh•, has a c11~ lo111l11H IS<', niHl is n port or entry. Tliis lnkc is 111.0111 :1~0 n1ilC'8 in lc·ngrh, :11111 fr11111 !i!i to 1111 miles wicln, wilh nn arr01 of 1 li,'.WO. ~l:1ny ri\'r.rs flow i11111 ii, of which IJ11l fow nre navignl.lc lo 1111)' cxlc:nf. The cn1111!ry nro1111il 1111· lw:1d of this lake is sdlling r;ipiclly: mnny new c:n1111li<·s have lll'C'll Orf.(:111. i1.c ~.J on ils cn.~ lern sl1orr.s, n11cl rhc mildness of Ilic r.limalc, the cxcdlrnrc: nf Ilic soil, nml the probable sp1•c1ly ,i11ntlio11 of its wnlrrs with thosf! of tlw ~l i~si s~i(' pi, will shorlly fill this pnrtin11 of the: \Vt'sl with pop11l111ion niul wr nl1!1 . Hy !he Sr.Clair riv r r, or :i:. 111tl1·s C•Hll'S<', Ilic wains of l l11ru11 rupidly dcscencl to the Sr. Cl:1i r, n i-hnllnw l:ikr. of nhoul !JO 111ilc:s i11 rir. r11il. Delroit river connecls h lic's S1. Cl01ir n111l EriP.. This l:1lic is 2i0 111il1·s In l ength~ nntl from :io lo GO wi.tc; ii!'! clr· pth ol' "· 111c~ r v11ryi11g f'r11111 1 ln ~ 0 0 fr ·<!l, 111111 its clevntion nhrwc lhr. Ocean !i()!j li·<:I, wilh nn nrm of fl,!illO ~11 . mil1·s. Thr. commerce of 1f1is lalw is alre:icly rslin1:1tPd nl 111.11111 '1 11,000 Ions n111111nll y, 11ml is rnpidl y i11c:rcns i11g. Its position is highly fav nr:d 1lc lo ils hr.coming the <:c:nln! of a \'nsl i1ilantl 11a\'ig;clin11. Tu tlw :ilrr :icly c:omplr.tce\ ch:rnnc-ls of co111mcrci11I t:CllllH!.'Ci!ln, oll11:rs will he nilclC'd th:it will c\'e·ntunlly swell its trnrlc lo nn i1nnwnsc 11111011111. lly th<: 1Vingarn ri r>cr lhc whnlr. s11rplw1 wnlC'rs !If tl u: 11pprr lnlecs nl"f' prccipilnl<'ll over the Fafl.t of Ning11rn, 1li1: 111ighlit·sl 1:11l11rnd i11 Ilic ll'orlil, -- Tim UNITED STATl·:s . l" t Olm of tit!! lllOSl s11hli1nn 111111 11111g11i fic:t•11t or Nnt11rc :';i worlis. Jly ( : ..:11 Jel111ld 1 1111: W:Cll'I' i~ dirid1:1) i11lu two pnrliclll!! : tlic grealf'.~I rnni:;s rl1•src·11d·: 011 the: Cn1111di:i11 side, n11cl is I !H foci i11 p•!qtt:11clicul11 r clq•lh; !Ill lh•: A111l'r· iciu1 side: o f tl11.: rin:r, the 11n1n11nl of wal<:r is 11111r.l1 lr-s~ , 1111! ll11: d•·pr!i i~ grr nlc r, l1ci11g llifl li~d . Tiu: noise of tl1r::sP. fitll s is fr1•11'1\'ntl y lw:ircl . f•ll mile!'! dislan!, a11il lhc dmul or vnpor lhrnwn lljl is 11111•11 SCC' ll 71J 111111·«. Tl10 1lcscc:nl rro111 I.altt~ Eri1: In On!ario is :J2U li ·ct. Th(! rin·r is in l1·11g1l1 nLout :17 111ilrs 1 1111d C'llll!r.'l f ,akc O ntario on its 1;nntlwrn .shnr<' , 1w:1r its wc.<ilcrn r.x trr:1nir y. ThiR lalw i8 11l11111t I!)() miles i11 lt·nl-!th, liy a11 a\'!·r:i!!c· wiclth of' ·IO: it is in c:irc11il (j(I() miles, !JOO fL'(;t in dc:prh, 111111 i!4 •·l1•\al1·cl nLovc 1iclc .wal<:r nt Allmny 2;11. Its navigation is exl!'l1sivc, nncl rr1pidl.1 i11crr.ns i11g . The shores arc gcllf:rally ralhcr low, nnd i11 s11111e l'la1·t ·~ n1nrshy. It tl: ...c11argi:s its su~plt1s wnlr rn i11lo the :St. L:1wr1:111:c ril't'I', whirli is broad, nncl rrnclc rc~cl 111111arignl1lc in its upp<:r 1·1111rs<! l1y i sl : 111d~ 111111 r:1picls. In co11.'crp1rm:e of this, most of tho Cl•111111c~ rcc 111' Ilic lal,c· lincl!l its way 10 New r 11rk. The n :11111i11i111: l11kr.,, of nny 11i:1~ it11clc in lhc Unifl'il 81at<·s nrc~ Cli:.111. pl11i11 in New Yo rk, Wi1111ipiscogcc in New llarnpshirl', 111111 J\lvnsr: I lc·ad in ~lain e . /,cif; c C l111111pl11i11 sr pnrnl<'!l 1\i1: S talr~s nf New York 1111cl \'c·rn11111f, 1111ol is i111:xle'.11l l •lll 111ill'!! lll':lrly north 111111 south. It is gc1wrally 11an·.. w 1111.f 1lc:q1, 111111 Crom half n 111ilc In 1~ miles wicl<!. ll is ro11nr:cll'1l "irh llw I lwls1111 ri\'t~ r hv 1\11~ Ch:1111plai11 cannl, 111HI with Ilic ~r. I.awr<·1H:•~ rin·r I•) 1hc finrcllc , or ilicho:lit!n. Large 11111\ dq~:111 l slra111-hnal!t ply 1l:iily l~ · l11T1·11 \\'hitc:hall ;1111( SI . .lol111's, T.o\1·cr C;rn:1cla, which lo111:h nl Ilic! l'ri1wil':il plnccs, 1111cl 111111H-ro11s (ra\'d!c~rs nrc cn11sta11tly passi11i.: :11111 ri·pas~i n~ tl1i·: r011l<:. l>111i11g flu: srason pf narii:ntinn, the l:il;c fw1'7.C' S dc·i·p {i1r sc·1·c·r:d mopth:-< 11111cl is 11s11:dly tran:lkd witi'1 l:i11rl l'chidrs frn111 lJ1·c·r111lll'r lo ~l11rd1. J,11kr. I l'i1111i11i.~1·e1g cc: is 0111: nf 1111! most picl11n·s11111: .-lwds of \\'nfr·r i11 NPw l·:ngl1111d. It is \' <'l'Y irrc·gular ill li1n11, and ('\lfllai11s a 1111111lwr or isll11111.'l, Sonll,' or wliic:h 111'1! C'lllfil'llff'1I. J\ sfr :1111.l1n;if l'li1•s f11•1\ll Tll fl lf' ll•>rtl1em n11cl !ln11llwr11 1:xlrc111ific·,q i11 <'n1111exi1111 ll'illi :i line 11f s tago ·s rl1:i1 run from Jlo.'llo11 lo Lanc11slcr. The lalw is nlio11l !.!~ 111ilcs Ion:;, :111d l'rn111 1 lo 8 111ilc.'I wic\c. -S: 1lfoc1.Tr. lfr.111l ],111.-c i!l situnfrcl in the r r nlral p:irls of ~lnin r . fl i!l of 1111 im·g11l11r form, nhout :JB miles in lt-n~th, n11cl l'rn111 ~ tn I '2 wiclr:. Tice· co1111rry i11 its vici11i1y is hut 1hi11ly inlinliitr cl. The 11111i11 ln1111ch ur l\1·11. nr:l>cd< ri,•cr Oqws fro1n it. A rn1111cl it, 111 vnrio11s 11istancr·!4, arc sitnall'cl WllH) the highr..sl 11101111lains in Mninr . The~ Tli vcrs whicl1 w1ilcr thr. t1:rrilory or lhc tlnilrcl Stnl•·s :ire' llllllll'T· ,; 1111 ~ , n111I ~0111r. or tlwrn anl(lll~ lhl! most impnrl:111I in llll' \\«II I.I. N .. l'"T· 1 ~~ 1i1>11 of the glul1e pn.ssc:ss1:s greater fo cililics for i11l:1111\ 11:1\·ig:lliP11 :111cl t1 :11I•-. · 1i· or is morr. Re111~rnll y i11tcrscclccl \\'ifh large n11cl 11a1·i~:ilolc~ st rrn111s. Tl11'\ I 'ii•' mny he clividecl info li111r grc•at cl:1ss<'s : I ~I. '/11 r. .~t rrccm.t 1rlti r-l1 riw· 1111 1! thr. Cl/,,l 3itlr. <?f tlcc Allc·1:l11111y 111m111t11i11.t, ewcl .fl""' i11t11 t/11· .·lll1111/i1· 1: Orcect1 ,· 2cl. 'J'/rn.tc so111h ~(th e Allcghn11 y ri1111u·, wl1i1·l1 .! i.~d11l1'~ •· t/11·111 . d. 1c/rc3 i11to tie r. (:111( cif' 1lfr.rirn ; :lei. '/'hr 1lli.u i.u i1•11i C11u! it.t wide lri /111. .; j I( 1, tarir., , 11•/iir/1 t!r11{11 ih r. •l'IClcr .v r!f f li t' 1·11.~t rcrflry i11r/111/nl 111 l1r1·rn t/11 l llor.ky e111rl Allr(!l11111.11 r<lllfil'.t ; nud •11h. '/'hr rirn»t 1rl1i r!t, r i si111: " " //fl' H lll(Alcrn dcr.li 11ily of th e llurky 1llci1111l11 i11s, di rect lhl'ir co11r3c lv tlcc / 111 · r. 01111 1 nr ~ .. r.. d.fic Occn 11. · ~:l ~==========q=========.J "l~·' "1 ·~~ �GENEIL\L \'II:\\' OF Tm: UNITJ-:ll ST AT ...::-5. Tiu: l'r.1rnfw·ot is tho lnrgc.~t ril' nr lh:il l111s ii ~ co11n;1! II' holly in thr, Stale or l\l:1i 111:, Jls \\'!!Slr.rn, or pri1u:ip11J hra11cJ1, rises i11 l)H! \\'CSl1:rn )lllfl or 1lu: S1:i11:, in 1hc talilr.-lnnd whirh forn1s p:irt or 1hc hn11111lary lic1w1:c·11 tl1c l J 11ilt·d S tatc:s an1 l C1111nda. It llows lhrn11gh Cl11:s1111cook nml Ba111rclu1111'l;"Jt lakrs, nnd 1111iks with lhn ('.1st hr:i1 wh nliout fltJ lllilcs frnm l!:ln1ror. ll j11i 11s lh<: l'1·1101isc:ol Bay l11.·tw1~:n ll1r: (o\\'ll!l Of l'r.1101.>scol 1111tl l'rns1~C'I . It is 1i;11· i~abl1: f\ir vrssc:ls of considr.rnlilr. li11rcl1•11 to llangor, where 11avign1i1111 1111.t the tiil1: ll!r111inntc. Lnrgc 1p1:1111i1irs 1Jf lillllwr nrr. r..'Cpn rlt·•l frn111 1'11: sc·a -111•rls •111 tl1c river 1111!1 liay. The course of this rivC'r is 11c:1r ;JOO 111i(1 ·-i. l\rnwlirr.l" Ui l'('r is, nr.xl lo Ilic 1'1 : 11oh~r.ot, the largr.st in J\lai11r.. It i!: Iii•: rn11lt:1 or Moose I lc·11d lake, tht! most consiilcrnlilr: in the ::i1at1:. Tl1r. snit 1111 it-; hanks i<> fortile, 1111cl welt ndaptril to ngricullurn nrul pnstnrugr.. It is 11avi~:ihlc l\1r \'esscls of IGO tons lo llallowell, •10 111ilcs fro111 the sr.u. Ils ''!toll'! course: is nh1Jt1t 230 miles. <:c11111rrtic:11t Uiocr, tlic most impor~nt strr:11n in New E11gln 11d, rises in 1111: lt ighlatHls srp:irnt in ~ tlte llnil r.d ~tntr.s from Cn11ncln. 111 its course s.. 11th ~t firnns thn ho111Hl11ry l><:l\\'CCll lhr. Stales of New lln1111'shirn 111111 V1·n111111t, n111l l'assing 1l1rongh Mnssncl111sr.t1s nnd Con11cr.1ic11t, nows i1110 l.1111g 1,,.1:1111! Srn1111l, nllcr a COlll'SP. or upwnnls of '100 miles. It is naYig:iblc In l l:1rt fur.J llir largr. slra ni-ho:ils , :incl vcss•·ls of 8 fcrl drnt1j.!hl; also f.1r s111:ill slralll-hon ts to \Velis ril'cr, iu VP.n11011t, more llum ~IJtl 111il<!s ah11\·1: I l:1rll~ml. Thr. hr.:111 walr.rs of lhis rin:r nrn dr.rnll'cl J ,<JOO fi :1~l :tl111\'I: Long (.<;)and Sl)11 11cl. ll!'i lin11lcs prr.sr11t lo tlt n eye CYcry varidy of' ~1 ·1·11cry ;-1n:i~11ificc~nl 111m111lnins 111111 hill~ , cli:liglttfnl vnllt:ys 111HI 11w;11l11ws, 1111.;11rpassed i11 li<•auty nnd f. :rt ility, :ind 11iany of the 111o:;l lx_•n11lif11I town11 :111.J \'illa!!<'S in N1:w Englnncl . Tlw ITutlsn11 Hi ..cr rises wr.!ll of Lnlcr. Clinmplnin in n11mrro11s hr:inclll's, and 1'11rs11ing n•·arly n s1rnigl1l so11lltr rl y coursn of nl1011t aio rniles, unit·~~ wil h llu: Atl:1111ic l>Qlow thr! city of Nr.w York . 'J'his is one or the lllllSI i111pnrla11t ri1·c·r.'I i11 tlte lJnilrrl Stntros. Thr. 11:1 r ig11ti'111 nml commPrcc on its walrrs 11rr. \'C'ry grr.nl, nllCl nrmu:illy innr·n~ in~ . lly llll':tns or the Erie and ( 'ha111plni11 c:1n:ds, it is c.1111nri;tc:J with Lal;(• Ei'ln 111111 the ~I. Lnw rr nr•: ril'l·r. [1 is 11al'i.!!11l1I•! fi•r ship!l 11f"lnr~c l11mle11 lo I l11clso11 city,111111 li1r ilw l:irgc·st sll·:n n-lioats to f,l111rny unrl T ro_v. !hf1111·"rr 1:i11rr risl's iii N1·w Ynrk,:111cl nowing sm11li, !ll'pnrnlrs 1'1!1ins 1·l":111i:i fr11 111 N1·w York nnd Nnw .l1·r.c;c·y, nrnl fi1lls into llel11w11rr. l.11 y, alkr a 1·1111rsc 11f :il.011! :110 1nilc·s, !.Plow N1·w Cnstlr. It is navig11l1lc fi1r \' r·ssc •ls nf lftC '.~ fl'll ll'S( lntrch•n I() J'l1il:11fPl)'ltin, 1111.J fi1 r ::mini( crafl to lltr. l11:acl 11f 1lw ti.Jr. 11( Tre11to11, nliol'r. \\'ltich cit y it is nnvignl1le 100 111ilcs liir b11:1ls of A o r !) to11s. ,<-,·11 .~r1111·h 111111111L lliurr, nnc of lhn brgcst in l'r nns ylvnnin, i:;i forn1 r1l lty i1s :111rllt :11111 \\'C•sl hranc-ltr.s, wlii..J1 uniln 11 1 Nortl111111lir.rln111l. It lhc!nrr. t111\l'S fi_ :ind SI~ - into the hrn1l 11f Chrsnpralir. n11y, i11 1\111ryln1ul. It is 1.1 111il1·s \\'ide nr irs moulh, ltut is nnl'i~nlil r. onl y nho11 t n 111ilr11 fi1r sloops. I ':111:ils nrn in 1•ro;:(ri·s:;1 for tlir. iinprovcrnr.nt of i!11 navignlinn . lt11 norlh, 01· i1111grst l1r:111c:l1, risrq in Otsego lake, New Yuri< , from \\'lu:111:e lo its 1111111tli j<; almnt itf.ll 111ilcs. Tl1n Potom11c llirirr risr.s in two hronchr.a in lftn }.tlrgltn11 y ~fo11 nlnins 1 nrnl li1nns, cl11ri11g; ifs co11rsr. lo Chrs11p<mkn B:iy, thn hn1111dnry liclln·cn Virginia nwl J\l11ryla11d. It is 7 ~ miles widn nt its mouth, llJH) i11 nnvi;F'· lilc for vessel!! nf lnrg~ li11rtl11:11 to Wushing1n11 city. It ... j11 11r.ti()11 at I lnrpcr'!I Ferry w irh lh•: :-ilil"1111111lonh, is rcgn r.lc<l ns n g reat curiosity. It!! lc11gtlt is 11ho11t :i:1;, 1nili:s. Jamr.s Riner is fornwcl liy lhr. 1111inn of Jac-.kson nnd Cowpasl 11rn ri,·rr9, l.ciow the j1111ctillll of wl1id1 il is first know n ns Jnmcs ril'N. It pursues 11 COllr!'ir. of 11pwnrcls of' '1011 mi h:s, llllll 11nil<•s with llm so111 h p:irt 1•fCltrsnpcnkc llny nl llnmplon llu:ul~. It is nnvignhln liir i;l11ops to Hid111111111I, whnrc the Grr.al Fnlls f\1nn!'rly prc~11h:rl 1111 obslnwlinn, li11t a rnnal l1:is hcn n made nrou111l thc111, 111ul 1lte ril'cr is nuw nnvig11 l1lo for h11ttcn11:< :J:iU miles nhove t1111 r.ity. S11 ncr 1111nh llircr is formr·cl hy lite 11nio11 of llte T11gd110 111111 l\C'nwrc rivers. ll l'lrrnrntcs S11111h Carnlinn from C;corgin, nncl cnll:rn lhc A1la111ic J 7 lllil1•s hclow ~:tl':llllHlh, lo whir.h city it i~ nnvigah(e for Vl'sSds lnrgn bunlcn. S1rnm-IH11tls nsr.PIHl tltn rivrr to Augustn, nhon: whi r h pince nrc fidls. lkyon1l 1he!;e 1 11:.i\'igntio11 for lioals c.'Ct('llds lo the j1111cti1m uf Tn1rc. 0 loo 11u1I J(,·owee. A711u1lar.liirole1, wliir.h disc: hargi·~ rsdf i1110 tltn hny of thr. samr. 11nmr , is li1rm• ~cl hy tl11 : 1mio11 of th1: Clmt111h11ocl111: nnd l-'li11t rive r~, 1111! fr1 rnwr of wlti1:h rises in rim 1111rth part of Georgia, :11111, lle1wi11g so1111t, rrc-r· i1·r~ Fli 11t ril'l'r nt lhn s11111h .wi:sl cx tn•niily of <~• :o rgio. This river is 1111\'ig:ikd to Col111lll111s hy !'ll<'a111-li11nls. Fr11111 J\lillc:r's IH:111l 1 ii fon ns 1111! lt1111 11da. ry IK•lwcc·11 G..orgia nncl J\laltnni:i. In ir~ Jnwcr c1111rsr, it is li•r n li•w 111ilt!s the l1011nclary hct\\'1~~11 lhn lim11r:r Sln t1: 111111 Florida . On ils lll'11tlw11trrn 11ro n11111Pro;1s gol1l-mi1ll's. The Appalnchicolu nuil Cltattnhoocltc(l 1111itc.t, 11rn uhottl •I'.!:; rnilrs i11 lPngth. The !lfof1ilr. Jlirr.r is lc1rn1rd l•y t!ir. j11nr:1ion rif tho J\lalmma nn1I Toml x:cld 1c1~ ri vrrs, •ltl milt~<; nho\'C J\)nJ.if1!. J\ nn ll CQllf:;O of II fow mi)1·s, it sc·p:iratcs inln 11,.,, hranr:ltcs, lhn wrsll•rn of \\'l1icl1 rctnins llte 11nmr. r1f th r J\l11l1ilr., 111111 tli 1~ 1·:isll·rn, whit'ft is tlm l11rgl'.'ll 111111 1lnq1r1<I, i!l rnltcd the• 'l'c!11saw. llotl1 now iulo J\l111til1: ltay , IJ<•ll1TC'll J\lol1ile nncl Bta l<1·l y. Tll(' l11~:ul -w11tns nr !111: J\l:tl1:i11m 1isr: in the golcl-rrgin11 of (;('orgia, 110[ litr from tltn soim:c:s of the C l 1n 11ali n11e:l 1c1~, nwl nlicr a sourJi.,n·st co11rs1: 11r 11car 1100 miles, f.1nn a j1111dio11 wit It lltn Tn11tli<:dd><•r:. ~1<'11111.linals nsr1:11 cl to J\fonlgmm:ry, n Jisl;1111;c:, lty Ilic 114ca111k rs of the riven:, cif 11c:u :wo rnilr.s . Thn ltfi.,sis.~ i1111i i.~ thr• lrirgr.s t ril'nr of North AmN irn, H111l onglil to l.r r.011sicl1:rct1 the iiohlr:st i11 thr: wnrld-wntr.rilll-( 11 morn fc:rtilr. rrginn, nncl ltnl'ing n lnrg1:r c:oursc nf' 11ni11tPrrnpl"d lllll'ig11Li1111, 1h1111 nny otlrrr ~11own strn1111. !Is co11rsr:- fltfw11 in r.o111w.'Cion witlt its 111ighly nnxili11ry , llw J\liss1111ri- is cstinrnt1•cl nt '1,Hlll n1ilr!! iu lr ngllt. Tire: sp:icP clrni1wcl liy its \l'alers i.<: snl'posr.cl In r::<c'<."r1l 1,:100,llOO srpmrr. 111ilrs, h«i 11g 11pll'1irtls of' t11·0-thirc h1 nf lh· ~ whole lc•rrilory or tlte ll11i11·cl 8111t1•s, or nl111nt 111H: !111•11l\'1·ighth p11rt of th n lt~ rrn1pwous ~ nrliwe nf lhr~ glolie. In 1111 p11rli1111 nf ti11· worlcl Im!! lhn trinmplt of nrl 01·c; r lltn oltslnrlc·s n f u:1t11rl' lw1·n !'n c·11111pl1•lr. 'rite introcl111!1ir•J1 nf sli·am-11111·ignti1111 l111s llr1·11 procl11c1i,·r. 111' i11111w11i;c• ncl. vnu lngc·s, llllil has lw•f'n rn rrir.11 tn 11 gn•11lcr c:< tc11 t tlt:111 011 nuv ollwr river. Frnm it!! com111r111·1·1111•11t in 1811 t r1 llt<! prr~wnt time, n!,011( <itlO sten111. vr:ssr'!ls li:11·n ill'rn l111ill nnd 1111\·iµalrrl nu lhr~c~ \\'11lt· rs. The f'l'l'scnl m11nl11~ r is nho11t :1110, wilh 1111 11ggn•galr. !ill,OtlO tn11s. Tim hn11 l!1 vn ry in l ou11n ~r: from 1r1 nr All !11 fi.lt) t1111s. ''oy11~Ps 1h:1f fn rnicrly 11rc·11pircl thrt'I' mont h~ in nsrr-11di 11g thr: !<lrPn111, 11r,, 1111 w 111•rli1rnw1I in ten 1l11yf!. T iu! lfi2 ~ 'I I· i' l· l. ; ~ ' J, I i ~ f ., i ::s ~ I IHl or or ~ •, I I II �153 -=·:--=~~-~, '::1.. ~·:~.: ~-~·;:_~:;~~-~ ·:-::<-::=;_!'/:~~-~-:~~ ~t. :~~-~-; :.~:~:-. --~~~7-~'= -= :·~:;-~--~~~~>~:~; <~; :.~~-;:~·~}.~~~~--~-~~-~~Y:~ ~:~ ~~:·~~~ _;··:~~:·. . . . .:~~~ _;_i~ -• • ...:: < ,r. • ' • • •.:_...... •.. ~ .- • • • • • <\• •. ,.,• • oJ •""• • •• .. . •• ·~::;. • ........ ~ .. . • ....... t • '' ·~·· • • • • • �ll31i <:l·:NEIL\l. Vll·:W O F Tiii-: UNrn:1> STATF~';. n11d hclow rho C11111lierl11n1l it nvcraw·s 1,000 ynnk It is s1il1jcct 10 .. :1:trn11c drprcssions nnJ clcvntio11s: tl11; m·crnirr. rn11111: l1rtwcr11 liiuh 111111 l11w ll':tlcr is nhout GO Ji.:ct-its lowest st11gc is i11°Sq•tc~ilx;r, 1111cl its ~iglil!~l in J\lnrch. · · Motml11i11 rnngc, nnd nlkr n s11111hcrn cn11rsc CJf :;.\() 111il1:s, flow into I l1nro··~ Sound, n tril111tnry of lhc Gulf of Gcorgin. On ils lw11d.1,·l\t<·r.i nre Fnrl Alexn11dcr , nm! scvcrcil oilier trn<.li11g ports of the I ludson's Huy Corn1•1111y. Tiu: chief tri/111/n,-ics of !lie Ohio nrc the ll'crba.~/,, n f111c 11nvignl1lc ri\'C:r, which rist's i11 tl1c nonh.cnst pnrt of l11tli:111n, n short 1lista11ce 'rr0111 11 the J\1:1111nce, with which it will shortly he 1111itr1l by 11 cnnal. ll11ri11g the las t half (Jf ils course, !his riv1!r forms the lio11111lary lx:lwrr·n Ll1r. :S!nlcs lndi:ina n1~<l .llli11ois, nrnl joi11s tlie ~lliio 11Luut 80 111ilcs nuol'e !he C11111IJl'r. laud . It 1s 111 lcnuth uliout ,lf"iO 1111l1·:i. • 0 The C11111hcrla1Hl lli1•rr . risrs i11 Ilic 11101111l:ii11s, 011 the <'aslr.m J.011111lary 1iI 111· l\r.111111.:l<y, 111111 floll'i11~ i11111 Tr:1111css<:<', 111:il;r:s a l:irg<; circular ht!111I, p:is.::1·s ngni11 i11to l<1:nl11cl1y,111111 j11i11s t 111: ( >ltio, nli<:r 11 course of ,1'10 111iks. At higlc water, it is n:nigal1lc fill' lmals 11l111ust tu ils s<111rce, 1111tl for stcn111huals to Nashvil le at nil scnso11s. 'l'c1111cs.~cc Ri rcr is formed Ly Ilic union of sC:\'Crnl lnrgc hr:i1wlws, jl ll'liid1 rising in the llll)ll11lnino11s counlry in \\Tslci·n Viq..~ini11 and Norllc l. Carol inn , 1111itc in one in Ilic \'ici11ity or I( ll<l:l:Villl!. Tlirrwc it tnl;cs :1 sc11111t.\n!sl <lin..-r,lion i1110 Alnl.:111111; tlccn pursuc:s n \l'('slrrly clin:<:1io11 for 140 111ilcs; then, turning to !he 1111rllt, C'rnsses agni11 lhr. Slolc! of'l\:n111 :ss•~-. i111il part of Kt•11t11c:ky, n11<l enlrrs lite Ohio 4G 111il1:s nhovc rice J\lisl'issip)'i, :1111! l '.! liclow the Cuml.icrla11rl. lls !'lllire n1ursc from rice source l'f ils lo11gr·st lir:111d1 1 is 8:)0 mil<'s ilisl:111l from tic<: Ohio. ll is 11n\'ignl1lc r.ir s1..:1111-h,,:i1s, in most sl:igr·s nf 1111: \1·al<'r, In Flon·11rr·, nt 1111: fc111t of llw J\111~..te S lc\lals. This is the 1nost i111pt•rla11t of rill the triliularics of ilw ( )hil). SOIL AN 0 l'H(ll>lJCTIONS. The i\1lnu1ic rrginn or tltc United Statl's contains every rnril"l!I <?f ,,,,;1, from tln: l>Cst lo the poorest. In the caslc:rn :-)1111c·s, 111111:'1 nr 1111· soil i" fortile, li11t n grcnt pr"Jl'Hli1111 of it is nic ky n11tl of tlilli1:11ll c11lti\nlit111, 111111 i!I gcricr:illy lK:llcr ndaple<l to gm7.ir1g tli;1n 1ill:1ge. Wt•sl or Iii<: All··glwn) Mn11111ai11s, in lier. n1ll1:ys or th0 l\lississippi, lllisso11ri, 11111\ Ohin, 1lwn: 11p · \'llSt tracts of' JantJ llnCOllUl>Olll)' rich 0111) f\:rlilc, pr111l11ci11~ , \\ ilh II ~111:ilJ nmo1111t of cxcrtio11, nftcr the lirst l:ilJ(HS of clc;irin~ tlu: soil, n r ry pn.1111-. lion tl1at can rulil Ip the comfort nntl cnjnynwnt of 1>1n11. 111 lh•! sc•11l lwm pnrts of the co1111l ry 1nrc fo1111d mr111y lrai;ts of sn111ly 111111 st<'riln soil, 11 liirli nrc,' however, inlcrs pcrscd wilh 11 ~rent <lrnl of ridi nl111vi:il la11il, 1•11 whid1 nrc rniscd some of thr. 1110s! rnl11nblc r.0111mrnli1ics or 1111' lJ11i1>11. The J>rml11r1io11s nf tlu: U11i1 r1l S1011cs cnn.<:ist of al11111sl e1·r·ry rnrio·ry in Ilic world. <:rain of 1111 kin<ls, wi lh 1111 thc fr11i1s of tin; l"nlr•~ r:cll·, 111111111n11y of tho:'o of tlic torri<l 7.1)111', nlHI 111ost nf !ho stnple c11n1111v1liti1·s of trnd1 · nncl co111111<:rce, nrc pmclnr.ed in f.!rt·nt nl11111cln11rc. In n rq;io11 so wi1lr:ly t•xtr11d1·tl, nhnosl C\Try \'nrialion of ln111•rrnf111·1· oxpcric11n·<I liy nmn is r.'11. 1111111: 110rlhcrn 111111 midolk S1:111·s, llw l'Xln·1111·~ of lcr.nt 1111tl colrl arc grcnl 1 h11L lho clim:itc is l11:alll1J. 111 llir. s<111lh-1·asl,.r11 111111 so111hcm parls, nlo11~ 1l11! /\tla111ic ~cn-hoanl 111111 lhl'. <.:uJf or l\k.\ic:n, lhn cli11111h\ during snmc c\f the s11111111r.r mnnllis, is <l('ca~ionnlly 1111lw11llhy; Ilic residue nJ' lhc y<'ar is, howr.v<'r, milcl, pkn~an t, 11111\ snlnlirim1s. In ll w Stnlcs sit11alP.d wcsl. of lh1~ /\llc '.~h any l\lo11nlai11s, lhc <:limntt: i ~ ronsi1l,.wd g<'ncr:illy more tcn1pnrntc than ~lll 11;c S:llllC pnrallcls or lat it111lc casl11 a11I of thc.:1n. urj, 1 The r11 rno is the most so111lu~rn <•f the principa l rnstcrn trihulnrics of tl11: J\lissisc;ippi. It risrs in tlu: 11orlh part of tli1: Slalc of l\lississippi, I!>l11)rl dista11l;c soulh uf !he riorthcm lJou111lary, 1111ol llowi11g a soulh-wc~I n course of 210 111ih~, discl111rgcs ils wnlcrs into Ilic l\lissis!;ippi 11hm1t 20 111 iks aliovc Ilic Wnlnut llills. Several towns hum hcc11 lntcly sC'lllc<I on !leis ri,·r:r, of which !If11ncl1<'~tcr j~ one of the lll(ISt nourishing. 8lt::1111. liri:its na\'igalc Iii<; river to lhis pince. 1'111! 111ost co11si1l<:rnhlc river on lhc Pncilic side: of Ilic Hock y l\lt111nlni11~ is 1111: Columbia, or Vrcgo11. TIH: c:.:1:l1l:111ilic·s <tf the lccncl.wnlr.rs of llcis grf':tl sln'.:i111 f'XIC'111l frn111 411" 111 r,:1n N. Lntir11d1'. lls lnr~1·sl l1r:111d1 i~ J ,,, wj ..;' ril'c r. !Is liend-w:1l<:rs i111r. rl11r. k wi1li llu: J\ rlrn11s:1s, ltio cl1·l Nnr11-, :c 1 11rl 11il1'TS. l! is ul111ul 1,000 n1il<"~ in lc·11gr11, 11111l j11i11s Ilic 111:ii11 ril'er ·ll:I · 111i!1:s fro m thr. !Wa, malcing lhr: wl1ol1: cc111rsr: of 1l1n I :1Jlc1111l1ia 1q1wanls uf l ,'itltl 111il1·s. 'l'lu: otlic:r J,rn11dws nre Clc1rk's or Fial I lrncl ril'er, 700 111il1•s i11 lc·11~l11, J\lcUillivrny's, Olti11ng:111, 1111.I Ilic 1\'allaucal or l\lullncmmh. Fort ( :1:orgr. or Astorin, Fort V1111cnu,·er, 1111.J otl1ns, on lhr·sc \\'11lt:rs, nrt· : trading r.stahlisl1111c11ts hdongi11g to the Jlrilisl1 I lt11ls1111 1s flay C11111p11:1y. ' VP~s<:ls of :HJO tons mny nsccml Ilic: Col11111l1i1t lo 1111: 111nuth 11(' lho \\':dla. 111:iJ, I~~'> n1ilr·s; nntl large sloops 111:1y go 11p to the: lwnd uf'liilc, 18:J n1il1;s fr11111 1h1 : Oc1·n11. Tl1c· CHlcrlv11ia lli1•rr noll's from n <'<lllt;i.J1·rnliln l:dc c of lier. ~;11ni: ll:JllH', wl1i1·li is sit11al<·cl SUllll! disl1111cr; \\'!'St of Ilic· Hclt'l; }' l\frH111ln i11s, 1111cl nnor II <;qtrllt• '.fll l:Olll'SP. of 380 miles, disd mrg('S ils w a l«'l'S i1110 llu! C ull' Ooorgi11. Fr11ur':J llinrr , or the T11co11ld1r: T ess<', is 1:r11111 11 1s1·d uf (wo l>r:11wll<'~, whid1 1111il1! alio11l 125 mi l<:s from th<'.! sc·a. ll111lt l11·n111'1ws ri-;1: i11 1lu: ll<1':ky l\llNEllA IS. 1l fi1w1"<1l., aho11111l in lhn \lnilt·<I Slnlcs in gr<'al \':ll'irly nn.J JIP>fi1!'i11n. Iron is \'l'ry f.!l'll<'rnlly dilli1s<'1I, 1111.J i~ \'Cry :cl11111danl. L<':id, li11w~ l111w. 111111 r.wil lu1lh or thr: 11nllcnwilc: 111111 lti111111in1111s kind, al.11111111 in •111:11111111'!' flll )ljlOS':'<I In IKl i11cxh:i11slihlc\ <'SJl<'cinlly ,,f 1111~ li1r11wr 1l<·sniplin11. ( :111.r hn~ rcc<:nlly lll'Cn fo11111l ton c1111si1lcml1l<l 11n1111111t in \'irginia, Norll1 r111d 81111lh C11roli11n, Go:orgin, Alnl1:1nu1, 11111! '1'<'11111:!'~(~:. Tho 1110:-:t rnl11al1l>' 111i1H!S 11 m i11 Nnrlh Cn roli11n nml G1~oq4i11. The: lrnd-111i1ws of ~I i"'-"f•ll1 i n111I 1111: northern pnrts of llli1111is, nrc suid lo lie tho ridwst in quali1y in lhc world; nnrl the q11n111i1y 11( Ihat nwlnl t•:<lrnr1«·1l fro111 the Oil', \I ill1l11 tlu~ lust li:w )'f\nni, has lx:cn so grrnt n11 In rxcl111lt: :ilnwsl l'nlin·ly llw 1 for1:ig11 artir:I<: fr11111our111nrk1:1s. Snit sprin~s nho11111l in 111:111y 1•rir1s or the Union , nrul lr1rgn q11nn1i1ir.ci lll'P. mn11uli1<:l11n·cl in N1•w York, \\'cstt·m : l'cnnsylva11ia, Wc.c;tcru Virgi11in, Ohio, 111111 Illinois. 1· nr \ !( ,, INlllA NS. The ll'linl1~ 1111111hcr Al10rigi111·., r.:1:i<;li11g Ill pn ·~1·1 1I ll'ill1in rlu• lr·rrilo. rinl jmisclidion nf Ilic llnllr•rl ~l11tr!! 1 iJ; C'~li111:1l•·d nl 111111111 :11 :1,000, oi' wl1111ll 11J.011t l 00,000 r<'side 11·r!'I of lhc Hoch r J\l111111l:cin!-I, nnd the n ·si<l1u· C'll'll of !ha! rr gi1111. Tiu: nir·~I h11inn111• t';\l'rli1>11s lean: rnnslnntly h1•1·n i11 OJK! rnl i1111 , c111 !ho: pn rt of II 111 l :1•111•ral ( :111·n1111w11I, lo J•r<·sc· rn~ l he rcw1• frt)lll rxlind ion, l1y Sl!l'l'l'l pnn·isiom• In 1•n·\·1·11I llwir 11l11:ci11i11!-': n1tl<"11I IAl'irit ~, •11HI hy 1111w1•:cri<·d r.!li1rl i< lo 1111i11 lhr•111 111 Ilic: :irl<> n111l ng ri1·1cl11111·, or I !Ri ... . #. ~~ ....... ~ �~'· !HH ,, ---· t: J·;NEll AI. \'lt-:W UF I ~'!I T iii·: tl N !TC ll ST A' I ER :1 1:1Ill11111•:\tl It' rhcm tlm bkssings vf ('tlllcnlion u111l \.'hristin11ity. Umlr.r Iii. "''Slt·111 :11l11ptrtl hy tl1c l~o1·cr1111w11l 1 l ·10 agi·11t:1 nntl .<111 h 11g1 ~ 11 lR, in t('f· "'$ a11tl 111t•1·h.111ic.<1, nrc c111ployc1l, 111111m~ thn clillerc11t l111li11 11 tril1cs, lo 1\ llw~r .1 u1r1 1o~t'S into clli:ct; 01111 Ill\: l'1n;id1·nl i.<1.1~1 1tl 1 11riz1~d t.o.rn usc • .. 1.. 11·~ u( 111" h1·1•11.,1·1l lrndl'rs lo \.c scnrrlwd, und ii nnlc: nt s p111ls orn '·;111111 .11111>1• ~ 1'1t:: 11rl1ck~ !i.ir snlc, the wh11lc gnods nrc li.orfoitd to Ilic~ '•:" I I t «11•t-. d 1U1'' t\l or T l11 wl111l1· 1111111 l><'r /111li1111 scliolll.f r.strtlJl is hr1I nrno11g tlir:m, prirtly loy d1:11 ital>lc 11ss1){'1ations of tltr. 1lilli:rt'11l religions 1k1101ninati1111s, 11 11tl partly hy p<'n111i:ny ni1l from the Gol'ernmc11t, is f>:l. The s11111 of $10,000 i ~ .\ll llll:l lly liestowt·d lty tlm GO\'C1'11111Cnl for the 111aintr1w11cc or thrst~ schools. 'I'h1· II h1)l1· lllltlllll:r of T111lia11 chihlrcn receivi ng i11s l rucl io11 in rn:1a \l'llS l,l':i:l:,, cxd usi1 r. of 113 scl1i1lnrs nl the Choctaw acndcmy in lfonl11cl1y, 1111' 1:.\ 1w11sc of whose Clhtt:ntion is derived from lirnds sel nparl hy lhc l11dia11s tht-msdvcs, under lrcnty stipulations fur this specific object. A<; llfClt I.TU llB. I . I I I Nearly one-1111h of nil the inhnuitnnls of the Unilccl Stntcs nrc engngctl in agri('lll111rnl pursuit:i. The n111111al colfon rrop is r s ti11111lt:1I nl fr<un :100 Ill :1rio mil lions of pn1111cls. The flour 0111! mcnl nctunll y ins pPCh'd nl de,·1~11 dilli 'l'<'lll plnccs in 18:30, nmo1111lrtl to 3,l 17,n5 hn rrch of wheal flour, ;17 ,:1!1!) of r~• r. llour, l 7 ,:137 l11>gshcnd:i 0111 1 5fi,·1!>G l1nrrcls of corn mC'al. Tiu• l':t'<(c·rn Stnlc.'l nrc moslly devoted to grninp; nnd lhe dairy, the rniddlc a11d ""'stc·rn to !he prot!uclion of vnrious kinds of grain, the southern to raising ric•~, sugar, tobacco, collnn, &r. ,. : ·, -ca .:i ~ .:,:! J . I ·. •. : ~ .: :g trl i 3j ~ ,. 1I 1 J\l AN UF.o\Cl'!l llF.S. The 111~11111G1ct un~s of lhr. U11it,.1l Slalcs nre co11si1lcrnl1lr, nn<I grriclnally i11rrl'asi11g. Tl11~ caslcrn n111l midtllo~ States, which nrc most 11ln11ulanrly s11 p]'l i1·1I wilh \1·u t1~r-po\\'c r, nre most cxlcnsi1•l'ly cngngr.cl in 111n11ufi1('h1rC'~, 1~sp1:c i ally of Cl>l lon, woollen, iron, glnss, pape r, wnod, t\:c. In 1810, tlc" 1·nlc11: of ma 11ufnct11rcs in the U11itc1l Stales wns csti111al1·d nt $172,711'.!,Ci/fi. The p1't"S<'11t an1111al rnluc is co111p11h:cl nl $500,000,000; n11d 1lt1: c:;1pi1:tl i11l'rstcd in nil the 11irrn11f;1clorics of the ll11inn is r.slima!l'd 11! nmn: tlm11 s l ono millions. tllosl of lhc A lllCric:1n 111:i1111fo!'l11rcs nrc cl1·sign('(l li1r lio111c CQns11111plio11; yr.I, in 1831 t.lomeslic manufoelmes were exported !ti 1l1e a111n1111l of $7,147,:10'1. CO~ ll\lf.nCF.. Tli1~ ro111m!'rcc of tho: tTnil<'cl Stal e~ i~, next lo !lint of Gren I Britain, !lw ". I ~; l:irgo·s! in tltr. world. It co11sisls principally i11 Ilic e.xdia ngr. of 11gric:11l1t11al pr11tl111·1· 1 for the 111:11111li1cl11ii:s of oilier t'o11ntrir.s, nnd I fin prncl11rtinn~ of lr11pic;d cliinat1·s. On lhn :Jlsl of J)c!'cn1l11:r, lS:1:1, lhc tonn:i:.;r: 1~ 111pl11yc1l in lhe i<1rrign I rude of Ilic Unil<'tl S!ntcs nn11>11nl r:cl to l ,:J8·1,:l8G tons, of 11 hi..J1 !>7'.!,~ 8 '.! tons \\'Crc A111r.riea11, it<'ing 1111 i11crrnsc cin:r 1h:it of lhl~ )'l'f "'c·tli11g year of 170,,IF.HI tnns. Tlir. vnlue of the <'Xlll•rl9 of !he yrnr l ~ :1 : 1 , <'11di11g nn thr. :rn1h of S<'plrmbcr, is <'stirnnh' tl nt f.;!l1l ,Cili:J1!0:l, of 11 l1i.-l1 $/!l,li·12,0:l0 ll't'rC of clnnwslir., 11111) $20,021,:17:1 of for<·ign 11rtidcs; ,.:l 111w i11~ ;:in i11.-rcasc i11 the r.xpnrls clouwslic: proil11cc 87 ,!jt).1 /iii() m·1·r rf11• t'Xj\lll'fS Of tltc ~ Snllle cl111r:11:!Cr for the y<'il r C'1l1Jin(! :10tl1 ~l'JlfC 'll l fK'f 1 (.-4:1·2, a111l a di111in1tlilln i11 fc,r<'ign nrti1'l r·s of 8 ·1,01 8, 100. The valne of tlw i1111>11rt s for the y<'nr 18:1:) is c:c:tirnalcd a( $ 10!> ,0llO,llOO , lx:i11g 1111 i ru: :'.~:ISI~ (t\'C ' r the impo rts lhe prcl'io11s yl'ar or :BR,OOll,!J(I(), ll'hicl1 or I or or or $3 1,1100,000 11·t•rc' i11 n1 li1·lc·s l'ro·r. J'ro111 clut y. T ltr ,,,..,;! i111p<tcla 11I r1rti1•li· or cxpol'! is c11tln11 , ,.r 11 lii..J1 1l11•p• \\'I'm sc·111 (<> E11r111'1' i11 1H:lo H:l~.11n l1nl•:s, v:d111:tl at $:..'.\'!H!l,·l!I'!. <)I' 1111111, tlw11' 11·1·11• '' 'l"'lli •I 111 IH:ll, l,8 Cl!'i,~ 0 ;1 lm1!f'J"; tof l')'C' fl1111 r, l!I,!}.)!) lt: 111 l' I ~; or t'"lll 1111·;. i 111 l11Hlf'I, 2U·l ,20H; 111' \I lw:>' ·111:"1,:lt·l.I l111 s l ll' I ~; 111111ol1'01'11 1 f1fili,71il 1111.fwt ... T iu other pri tl!'i]';il staples o r l ' ttllllll(' l \;I~ 11 rn rin ·, lnbarco, l11111l11·r, I'''' a11d ,...a tl n~ hcs, &l'. Tito• 11! 1 111!~ ;111111111 11 111' 1h11 n ·g1sln!"cl, 1·11rnlkil, :.11.f li1'< ·w..1·d Ion nag'\ i11cl11tli11g 1: ~ 1ii11g \Ti:sc•ls, ill tl11; ll11il r 1l S ta11·s, i11 1P:111, \I 11 ~ l,llll ,771i Ion-:;, ol' wl1icl1 :IA,!JI I 1n•rt.~ rngag1·1I i11 1hr. wlwft· .11•,l,,.1.v; :111.t Iii•! m111111 11l of l0111111gn h11il t " ·us 11('\\'anls ol' f>8,0IHl l1111s. '1'111: 111111111!'1 of :c:cninen i11 llw llnitr•d Sla!t·s is s uppns<'<I lo lie 11l11>ut f>0,000, c ~d 11 ~ i n· tlf tlu: N11l' y , und tl wsr: r ng:igc•tl in inlcrnnl 11al'ig11li1111. T it \~ gr\'lll(':<I cxl'orl lrallC is l'rrn11 New Orl1·a11s 1 anti tlu: g rt.'al r·st i1 up<.ir! i11lo Nl'lv Yori<. A g n'.al pro pnrlio11 or the sliippi11g the uui teJ S1a1cs is O \\'I H~1I ill N l~ \\' Engln111l n11J New York . r1s 111·:rm:s. or Most of the! fi s hr. ri1·s nrc carried 011 from the New E11glnwl ~lalt • s, n11d in New Engl:111cl s l1ips. Tlin cod-llslu·ry is the 1110s! i111 pnr111111 , 11ta1 1ir rt... whole 111:xl. The lllllllHll Ynlnc fish l'Xportetl is $ 1,138!.1,472. The \I hol1· nmounl of ton11:1ge engugq l in the fisheries , in J 831, \\:ts !.18,:J'.!'.! Ions . or rtE\'EN lll·: AND EXl'f.NlllTllllE. As there is al prrsl'11l no di reel ta:-.atinn Ly Ilic Gr npral C o\'c~rn n w nl, thr· l'C\'CllllC is chielly clc·ri\'C'I\ lrllill 1l11liC'S 1111 imports, the: snlcs of J'llblic 1:111.Js, hanlc.slock, pos t-offtl'l:s, leaJ-111i111's, &.c. The rcvc1111c 011 i111porls i ~ hy far the lnrgcst. Tim l'!'Ccipls inln 1hr. 11:ilio11nl lrl':lSllry for the firsl lhrN~ quarlrrs or thr: year 1R.:1:1,1ne c:s1 i111ah·cl :it $~ ·1,~l!'>!i ,:1 11 !J!'> els., dcri \'<'cl frnm Il 1<' li11lnll'i11g sourc<:s, vi:r.: c11s!o111s, $2 1,'J:>fi,118!) 77 els.; puhlic l:111ds, $2,2 1!J,!l!i7 :1;, els.; clivirl<' ntls <•II hank-sl11(·k, ~"7 ·1,!IA!'i llll; sn lrs of llnit<'tl ~ t :1l <'s' ha nk . slock, $ !)1,(100 00; ll1inl i11stn l11w11l 11111k·r flt !'\ «n111T11lio11 11 i1li lll'l1111:nk, $'.!21,:ll!i 17 els.; i1wiilo·nl:d r<:c1·ipls, $ !11,!170 fi<i <'ls. '/')U' rt'<'•·i1•t <> 111' the: l(111rth' rpiarll!r ltr•~ <'slinmtc;d nt f.;7 ,li7!i,0!10, 111ak i11g 1111~ l11t;il r·~ ti11in1 1·cl n:ccipts $ :1'.l ,0:10,:117 !J!i 1·1s. 'J'l11~ 1·x11c·111litm<'s lo r tlu: 1'1r~ ! tlll'l·1: 1p1:ir11·rs of Ilic same year nrC'\ csti111at1·cl rd $ 1A,!!·18 ,:1At! Jf1<·(s. 1 vi1.: civil list, foreign inlcrcoursc, &c., $ ·l,Hf11,itfi2 8t\ els.; 111ililary scr\'icc :, ill(:l11di11g f.1rlifi calio11s, onl11nm·<", lndi1111 1111i1ir~, pn1sirms, nnniug the: rnili1i11, n11CI interu<il impro1·1·111r.11ls, $!),!!'10,:H!l 2!) r.ls.; 11nrnl R<' n ·ir<', inrltuling !hr. ~rn1l11al i11q11·ol't:lllc11l 11f lho! 1111vy, $ :1,(1711,ll!il 3!) r.ls.; n111\ p11ltli1· cl"111 1 $:!71! />2'1 n:1 els. Th0 (''.'\ prutlit11 rc·s f.1r Ihe fou rl h q11:1rl<' r i11rl 11.fi " I! $'J,:)(l) ,71G :J!i cts. on nccn1111l of ll1e public cl<'li1, nm <'sli m11 11·.J, "11 d:11:i li1rnislwol hy the r<'s]'Ct:lil't: 1lt·pnrl1111'11ls 1 nl $G,40!l,!110 ·l!i l'ls. , r11al;i 11g !he tolnl csli111a1e1I 1: xp<' 11clit11rr.~ for tlic year 1R:1 :1, S :.!·1,:l R~l,7! 1fl !111 t'ls . Tltc p11l1lic clt:ht,on 1hc l :c:l .1:11111:\r)', (A;J.(,11111111 11 11<'cl to $ ·1,7~'.! ,'.!110 '.!!lt·I ~ .• u1ul will he fcn11lly li'luicl;tlr:d .Juriug 1111: p n·~1·111 )'l'llr. 'l'h<' rrr1·il'ts li•r ilw prC's1·11l yrar, (IA:M,) f'rrn n nll s11n rC't:s, 11rc r·sli111atntl l1r l b•: ~'"'r<'lnry of tl1<! '1'1e:is urv nt IF;! 111ill io11s of cl11ll:ir1<, 1·i7. : n1.~lrn11~, l G 111il li1111'l; p11hl i1: l 1t111l~, a milii1111:<; j bunk di\'i.li·11.ls :111d r11isf'dl:1wrn1s l''t'<'ipt~. ~ 111ill ir1n ; l>ala nr.c: in the: Irras11 ry .f:1111111 I' \' I st, IR:! I , $7 ,!IF1:1 , 7 !10 !l111·1-;. - 1111d1i111! all tn~c ~llwr 11 11 l'Sli111:1i1•;) l'l '\'< '11111; fcir tlu• )"'a l', or' $ '21i11A:l,7!11l !1(1 !'I ~. 'l'lw 1:x1w•11tlilml's li•r tl w s:111w yc·:ir nrl' r~ ti111:il rcl nt $ '.!:l,f>ll l ,11!1·1 Hi1 r ls ., i1wl111'. - ;l... \..s\ U\ 1: ' I '1 t1 j•, (ti 1~ . ''. . I ,1' ,o· ' 1. '~ :I; ·1. :.r., ~ !\i : !• ~1 !\',. jj .1: !i"i !Jl .. r ' •·.1 I~I;. r !) I I I ~, ·.'i : ! :! :\~ h·r '/' .t·" .. 1 ti! r,J(: ;I ~ fI"; '' I : 1 ~ 1:c .1t f.~.~" ~· 1. ~j r tI •\. 1' t':j I �EIO GENE llt\I. \'lEW OF i n~ the\ s11m of $"1,72'.?,200 20 els., to he Of'pliecl to the fiunl pny111c11t of 1li1! n111 i•m11l de Lt. r u111.1c m:rrr. 'l'h·~ dc:l1l of tl1c United Srntr.fl C(l11i;is1s of s11mfl lmrrowccl cl11ri11g !hr. rnol111ion11ry wnr, nml nl vnrious suhscq1ir11t pr.rinds. Tl1r: dchl J11c liy tlie Govern111e11t nt the close of the war i11 I I 83, was $ ·12,(l!l0,:171i- l111r 110 prop1:r provision lw.ing made lilr !he pay mr.nl of the i11tcrcsl, 011<! thr public rcvc11110 ollr.n liilli11g short of the cxpcndi111r<', the dclit conti1111c.d lc• inc rl'n!'e, nncl i11 17!l0 it nmo1111tctl In ~7ll,l 2•1 ,tl G'1. V:1rio11s 1nc:is11rrs were taken for ils lirp ridnlion, L11l with li!tlc cfll:cl, till 180:>. Fro111 1ha1 period, n gr:ulunl rccl11ction lonk place, till it wns !'lopped hy thc war wi!l1 l;reat llrilnin in 181!!. In 1812, the nmo11nt of Ilic p11hlir, do:lit wns ~·l!i 1 tl:1:;, 1 '.?:1; but, in co11sc'l11cncc of tlic loans m:icle during Ilic wnr, ir n111m1u1cd in 181 G to $ 12:l,OlG,:n:;, Since lliat p<'riocl, st1c11 progr<'~s lrn.• 1 IH'P11 111acl1~ in it~ reclcmption, tk1t on thr. l st of .ln1111ary, lfl:J.1, it ll'n9 mlrn.:cd lo $·1,722,200 !HJ cts., t11ul will be finally puid oil' d111i11g. tlw , present ycnr. I A11101111t of thr. 7111blic cld1l of tlic Vf'nu. h11ll1. 1783 17!}(1 '12,000,:17:; 7U,12 ·I ,•HM 81,0:l:l,:12'1 f>:J, 1!ill/1:12 01,0lfj,fi!j(J 1800 1810 1820 1:1•. 00 ii 0 H ()1 l!i ---- - 18:10 H:!!l I I fl:l2 l A:13 1R:l·l llnll~. Ci.. '18,50f>,'100 50 :l!l,082,fi!lll fi2 2·1,:l22,2:l!i I 8 1,001 ,oos aa '1,7'..!2,\WO 2!) AllMY. . . .. A stn ncling nnny is nccessnrily on ohjr.<:t of j1•nlo11sy in n icp11Iilic:in Sratc; 111111 us the U11ilc<l Stutes has no fonniclnlilc cnc111y in its \'ic:i11i1y, and the people, nt tliu some time, being extremely studious of ccono111y in nll Lranc:hcs of the Go,:cmmcnt, thei r mililnry force l111s nlwnyii IK:cn krf'I on n low sen le. By nn net of Congress of I H15, Ilic~ strength of the rq~11lar nnny 'ms fi.~c<l nt 0,080 men. In 1821, it wns recl ur.c·<l lo !i,"'12, n11cl r111 tlic 2:Jcl Novc•ml~r, 1833, it 11mo11nlcd (nil grndr.s inc:l11clr cl) lo 0,112 mc·n. '!'lie army or tl 1r. United Stnlcs, in i1~ r <f11ipnirn t nml cli~r.iplin<', is con.~ idcr. eel Ill hr V<~ry cm:1:lil'c. lts org1111iwli1111 i!! ns fnl lo\\'S: C cnr·rn l Stan; Mr.iii. ml S1:10', l'ny IJcparlJncnl, l'urclinsing llcparll11c11t , Corps of Engineer~, 'l'npogrnpliicnl E11gi11crrs, nncl Orcl11n11('c Ikpartnwnt, 303; I r•·~inll'11t of dr:ignnns, :J(}:l; •I rcgi1111~11ts of 11r1illcry, 1,7 88 ; 7 n·~i1nc11I!! of i11fo11try, :-i,2:,;,; recru it!! n111l 111ir1!111d1ccJ soldier!', !i7:1 : l11l:d, fi,'112. Of Ilic nl10l'C, 2,ns:; nrc clistril111tc1l in 2!J fiirls 11111! gnrrison$, in tl1c eastern 111ili1 ary distrirt, under the co1111nn111I or Jl rnl'ct Major c;cncral Scott; 11111! 2,770 dislrili11tccl in 17 forts n111I gn rrisons, i11 the wcslcm inililnry clistrid, 11111!rr the commnnd of Drevcl Major Gcncrol G11i11cs. · The cnsll:rn 111ilil11ry district cornprisr.s' oil cnsl of n line clraw11 from the north -western extrr.111ity of Latu~ Sup1~rior to the soullu:rninosl point of· Flori1l11, i1t1;l11tling Fort \\'i11nchngo, nn1l Ilic western dislrict nil west of such lim~, i11cl11cling tlir. I whole; nr Kcnt11ck y nn1l 'l'cnncssc·c. T he mi lit in' wl1id1 c:onstil11frs tlir I prinr ipnl mi lit nry force of tlic United Stntcs, consist~ of nll 1hc 111nlr~ ! li<;l\\·c·r-11 thr. ngC's of 18 nncl '15, nuil, 11r.~nrdi11g to returns macln since 18:J'l, n111111111lf! to 1,:Jl0,Gl5 men. · Wlir11 lhc 111il itin nm cnllo:cl i11tn thn lid1I, . tl11!y ha l'c the snmc pny nncl nllowances ns th1~ rrgnl11r 11rr11y, liut nrc l1n11ncl i - -- --~-- I !II only to ~r\'C (i 11111111'1 9. 'l'hr. r.xpe11cli1 11rcs fr ir Ilic 111 il il:e ry srn- ic-c fur tl11: ycnr lfl:J:l, i1H'lc11lin~ li1rtilir 11tinns, 11rcln:11irc, ln.li:111 nrJ;1 irs, fH'nsion~, nr 111 . ing militin, 1111d infr.ru:il i111pr11vc11rcnts, \\'lls f:ll,!Hit1,: l.l!l ~!J i:t~., n111I 1111· csli111nrc or tlie sanu~ fr1r tlic yr;1r IS:M, is $1\flfi 1,!i I:.! 2:, c·ts. '1'111' 111ilitnry nlfoirs of' tin: IJ11itr1l Stnfcs nn.: under tire s11j1cri11ll'n.l .. nc1: 11f 1lr1· Sc•crclary of \ Ynr. The Wnr llr. partmcnl wns r.rrntccl l1y net rifCn11gr1 ·~s of. August 7th, 1780, n111l for scvcrnl years thr. co11l rol of l><1f h 1111: f;1111l nncl sen scni1:c was vcstccl in its prcsicling oOiccr. On !Ire :)(l1li <'I' Ap1il, 1708, howel'c:r, n srpnrntio11 look pl:icr, n111l ll Navy ll1·parl11w111 \\;1 ~ ' r~tnblishccl. The \\' 11r lkpartmcnl lins the s111>1:ri111rnclr111;c of thr. r w .. 1i1111 or fortifi cations, of 111:rki11g topogrnphicnl Sllr\'C}'S 1 (If Sllrl'eying n111! lc-:r~ing Ilic 11111io11:d k:11l-1ni1ll's, 1111rl of tire i111crco11r:·a: with l11cli1111 trihrs ; nb", r.vcrythi11g co11nrc:lrJ with the orgn11i1.nrinn, r:rp1ip1nc:nf, suhsislt:nrr, n11cl pny of tire a rmy, 1w·11sions, bounty lnnds , nrming llco 11rili1i11, &c. <\:r. Tlw Secretary of W11r i:; hy usnge n mc111Lcr or the cal1inct, nnd holds Iris olli"" Ol the will or tl1c l'rcsiJcnl. NA VY. U11itctl States nt tl(fTcrc11t prrioch ~\'c nr1t . -- Tiii~ UNITED STAT!-:". The navy or tlin Unitc1l Stn trs, though srnnll in p11i11 t of 1111nil1Crs, jq pcrhnps tlin l><.•st org1111izl'cl, uncl the most dli:clirc in tltn world. 'l'lw 1i1 lllH!Xpr.<:h·cl a111l 11sl11nishi11g SllCCl'SS or !licir frigat<·s, i11 rn111f1als wifh Jl rifislr vcsscl:i or tlrr sn1111: clnss, d11ri11g 1111• lntc wn r, r.stalilisl11:1I nt 011ci: tl11: wp11. tntion of lhr. A1nr. ric:111 nnvy for skill nncl prowess in tire eyes of E11rnp<:; 11nd the ll11itr.cl Stales, with n very fow i;liipR, 1drc:ncly rn111< hi~h ns n 1111rnl p<>wcr. From 181 !i to 1 si 1, one million (lf 1lo!lnrs w11!! rxp1•11clr1I 11111111:.tly an l111iltlin~ \'esscl!'I of wnr-si111:1: I fl\! l, the s11111 npproprinl<'u hns lw1•11 re1l11cc1l one lrnll: On tlir. :101h No\'cmhcr, I R:J:J, the n111011nt of tlir. Anwr. " icon nnvy wns II!! li1llows: :J!J \'C'Ssnl!! 1100;11 I nml 12 011 tire stock~ . or tho vcss1' ls 111l11:rt, ~ l were in co111111issio11, 11nd I fl in nnli11nry; nf tlws" nOoal, 7 urn of llm li11•!, !l frignl es, I ii sloops of w:ir, 7 !·w hoon C' r~, n11cl I J.!1tllint. 'l'li11~1? 1111 Ilic sfncl1s consist of [J sliil'.c: of Iii•! lir11! n11cl 7 f1ig:1l1 ·s. 11 'l'hn cxpr111lit11re for the 1111val scrviri: in I R:J:J, ind11din~ 1111: g1wl11;d incn•nse or llr0 1111vy", 1n11011111ccl to $:l,t17 fl,Oli I :rn els., 1111cl Ilic r.~ 1i111:1l l'll o.~pc n,.c of tlio sa111c fur 19:1.1, is $·1,Uiil ,lli:I l !lcls. 'J'h1! n111nli<•r 111' )>CfSHll!l of 1111 grnclcs rr1p1irc·cl for tlie 11:1\':il St•rl'il'C or Ilic llnifl'd St11fc·s for I 8:M, i~ ·~slimnlf'd 11t !i,!l!):I. For the C<1n:;lrm:tio11 :incl n•pair or \' C'!'sl'I~ lwln11ging to lhe nnvy, there nrc nnvy-ynnls c~tnl1lisl11~cl nl the foll11wi11g plrwcs, vi·1.: l'ortsnmurh, N. 11. , Chnrl1·stown, J\1ns!l. 1 New York, l'l1il11clc·I. pliin, Wns ltin~ton City, (~nspnrt, 11cnr Norli1llc, Vn., 111111 nt l'l'rnmcoln, F. 'I'. ,\t 111l 1!1l'SC: ynrcls, wilh llJC exception or 11 1111 nt l'msncc1ln1 llu;n: ore \'I'~. RPI!! Oil Ilic i:l(l{:lis, m•1st or wl1id1 urn in n stntc of ~rc·11t li1rmircl111·ss, 111111 co11lcl 1 11~ l:11111clwcl 111 n shMl 11olic;c. Two clry clock!!, of i:11lli1:irnt cnl':wity for Ilic lnrgc\~l vessc:ls, linvc lritely liren co111pktccl, w11~ nt (:osporl, \'11., nnJ the oilier nt Chnrleslnwn, Mos!l. Thry an! r.c•nstnwtrd of' l1ewn µr1111il1• 1 of 11nriY1tlll'cl 11111snnry. Tiu~ lnller is :J·l l fr·rt in lr11µ1l1, flfl in wicltli, 1111cl 31) in clc·pth, 1111cl cost $!if12,1 82. The Con.~ 1i1111i1111 1rn.~ nonl<'d i1110 1h111 ot Cl111rlcslown on Ilic ~11h .l1111c, 18:J:I, 1111d Ilic Nnrlli ('nrolinn 74 i11to tlint nt C:o~port 1111 the 27th A11g11st following. '!'lie 1lnd1 nt Go!!port ens! $872,'l\!O. Tl11: n~ nrc, 11br1, 11t Ilic clilli·rc11t 11:1\·y.ynnls, 111ntrri11l9 col lc:d. 1:11 for Ilie constr11ct.iu11 of 11 slr ip~ of tire li11r , 7 frig111t:~, nnJ 1 · sl0np.~ of wnr. . Tlte gr11r.r11l 1mi:r.rintc·nclc11ro of tl1l~ 11nvnl 11m1irfl nf tltc I l11ilrcl ~11111·s i:: ~ ' L- lj CK �Jv I& :I ~ !-"" - r==~~~ - ~---\.!{ .1-=:J ·;;;~~I' G CNl•:llAI, 0 1' :0111id1.:.J to tho S1.>cretn . ry of the Nuvy. T his hru11d1 of !he p11lili1: hu sincs~ 1rns, J>l'C\'iOllS lo tho 30th April, 1708, under the di reel ion or tho St:crclary 11f' War. Hy nn net or Congress of that 1l11tc, the ollicc of Sccn:tary of the Nnvy wns crcntcd. A Uoard of Nt1vy Cmnmissio111:rs was i11sri111tc-d hy acl ~f Fchrnary 71h, 18 15, to ai1I l1i11; in 1110 discharge of his du rics. IL con!>ists of tl1rcc oniccrs of the 1111vy, in r1111k not below that of n Pu~I Coplu in. They disclinrge nil the <lutics rd nlivo lo 1lr1: procmcmc11t of 11:n·al stores unrJ malcrinls, nJHI the conslnrct inn, nnnn11w11I, C1J11ip11u:nt 1 and <'mployntcnl of vessels of wur, ns well ns other maile rs co1111~dc1I with Lh\! n:irnl cst11l1lish111c11l of !he U11ilctl Slnlcs. They "l'l'oinl tlu~ir ow11 :S1:crcla ry , anti lht:ir records nrc, nt nil times, ~11l1j<:cl to !he insptclion of the Prc:;itlcnt of th n Unilcil Stales, nml the Sec retary of tl1c Navy. T he S ecretary of !he Navy is, liy usa~e , n Jllernlicr of tho cnbincl, nml holds his oflicc nt the will of the l'rcsitlcnl. GO\'EnNJ\IENT. T he U uitcd Slntcs form n f crlcrul rcl'11blic. Enda of lhe S tales is i111fr. ponrlr.111, nnd hns the exclusive coulrol of all conce rns morel y local; hut lhc tfd c11CC of the COlllllry, the rcgtrlnli(ln of COll\lllf'r<;c, ni1tf all tltc gcm:rnl co11c:crns of tho confcJerncy, urc con11nilte<l 1 liy Ilic Co11slil11lio11, lo a G1·11cral novc rutncnt. T ltr. frgislativc power is vcsk1l in n Cong ress, consisring of n Sr. nnlc a111l I louse of Heprcscntntivcs. The Sc1111tc is co111posed of 2 111c111l~·rs fru111 ench Slnle, chosen c1·cry two years, fo r n period of six yearn, i;o rh:il n11e-llii n l of lhe S{:nnle is rcucwetl hic1111inlly. Tlte 11111111.icr <•I' 8c·11alnrs is nl pr<~sc nt 1 8. The rn r. mhcrs of tlte 1 ln11,,c ef Ucprcsc11f11tivc., arc dinsru every two ycnrs, 1:11ch SLntc hcing e111irlccl lo n n11111lu:r proporlio111111~ lo its pnp11latiou, in n fl\tio, in the St11lcs which do JIOl n1l111it slnrery, of Ollf' to eve ry 47 ,700 i11lmhitnnls; nm.I i11 the Srnlcs when.• there are sl:m·s, of onr. f.n eve ry 47,700 of !ho fr1..'i.: white populntion, nnd 011e for eve ry 7fl,!i(l0 of tltr. sln vc~s. The number of Hcpre~c ntntivr.s nrc now i ·IO. T l1c ,iudicin.ry . is compose1l r11' n S11prc111c Cnnrt, <•f 011c cl1icf n111f six nssocinlc judges; of a I District Courls, or one judg1~ each, C?Xt:<'pl llinl six or the Stnlcs nre cliviclcd info tll'O districts ('HC'li; 1111tl (lr 7 Ciff1til C1111rls, composc1l o f the jmlge of the district, and one or the judges of the Snpnrnc Cou rt. Thi! c.Tr.c11li11r. power i~ vcslr.d in n Prcsi.fc11I, who, logr.rhr.r willt llw \/ice. Prr:side11l, is cltosl'!n for fcn1 r y<'nrs, hy elPc l1.1rs fro111 nll Ihe Slalcs. The principnl suliordinnte olliccrs of Ilic cx1:cu1ivc 1f<'p.1rl11w11t nn: 1111' 1 St~crclari<'s of Stnle, of the Trcnsttry, of \Yr.r, 111111 of tl1e Nnvy, the l rn:1. mnstcr Gcncrnl, nnd the A tlorucy Uc11crn I. Tl 10 l'rcsidc11l 11111sl 1'1: n 11ntive-hom cili1.cn, or hnve hcc:n n c.irizr:n al the ndnplion of the C"nstiru. tion, of 3!i yr.ors of ogc, 01111 have n 1sidr.1l in tlir. U11il1:d 8r:ilr:s l •l yi·a rs. The 7>rc.Tc11l Co11stit11tio11 of the United Stales was 11dn1'1t'.d i11 178!1, :11111 ha.~ since licc n omc111lc<l. It secures lo the pMplc the grand l'ri11ciplcs of' frt '<:d""'• lihcrty of conscience in rnn llcrs of rdigic•n, lil11:rty of 1111: pn~ss, ' trial by jury, nml the right of clioosing-ond \icing chosen lo ollicc. or STATE GOYl.:RN7'1r.NTS. To Ilic Stnlc Go\·r.rnmr.nts is commilled thnl hrn11ch of lr.giidarion which rclulcs lo the rcgulnrion of locnl co11c<:rns. Thc.o;e hodi1·s 111:il1r. 1111il 11l11:r the luws which regard properly nncl privnle rights, nppoinl j11ilg1·s nnd ril'il 'l'llE UNLTE D STATE~. I ~' :J olllccrs, irn posc lax•'S fo r Slnlc purposes, nnJ exercise nil olh<'r righls 1111<1 powe_rs 1111! _l'Cslcd i11 lhe Fctlcrnl Uovcrlllllf"llt liy positi\'C C'11:1dmc11t. Th<'y nru, 111 tl1e1r cn111posirio11, \'Cry similnr lo the Fetlcrnl ( :111·crn111c111. T hi: lngisl11t11rc i:n11sists nlwny!'I of two hrnnchcs, both of wl1ich arc! n:l11r1w1l l1v rite sauin 1:l1:c:l11rs; n11tl Ihes<! r.lcclors may lie said to cn111prisc llli~ 11 h11l1• ntlull white pC1p11lalin11 1 !he usual q11ali!icnlions king citi'f.(:11ship, 11i1h 1>11i· two ye;~ i:s' rc.si1k11cc, 111111 po y11w11t of taxes. The 0111 y cXl'q11 i1111s rt· lhe fo.llowrn~: "! Vernmnl, the lcgisl11t11rc consisls of 11 I lousn 11f H1·pr<'se11.tnl1v<'s 011ly_;_111 North Carolina, rcprest·ntalin~s nrn cho~"" lty tho 11 h11l1 · rc~1clc11t free nl11.cns 11'110 pn y lnxc!I, hut sc•11nlors only hy fr<'<'h11ld1·n; ; i11 New .ft'.l"Sl~Y lllHI Virginin, the righ t or sulrrng-:: for holh hom'('!I is li111il!'d to pe rsons holdi11g n small 11111ounl of la111lctl properly; in J\l:iryl:1111l 1 tll!' scna lors nrc chosen l1y 1h:leg11tcs m11nc1l f.1r tht: p11rpo~1? J.y Iii<' 1'""1'1'" 111 nll the ~tntcs, ,'~UI pcrim.1 for whi~h ti~<! r_<'pn·st'ltlalir!'s. s1~r1·1! 1·il_l11:r \· OllC or two rrnrs. I hi: t:lcc11011s nrc h1i:1111111l 111 lh•lawn r<', 8outh C.nrol111a, Tc1111csscc, Louisim1a, Illinois, 01111 .M issouri, 1111<1 u111111al in !he ot lwr I ~ :)(nli:s. Tire slwrlc:sl pc·rioil flH whid1 the srnalnrs s<'n·c, in nny ~tall', i!' n1w yc·ar, 1111.J Ilic lun;.;i·sl fil'e. In Maine, New I l11111pshire, lll11s~ad111~..rr~-, H!tridc Island, C111111ct:1i1:11l, New Jcrs1?y, North Ca r11li1m, n11cl ( :n•rgi;1, 1111• sc11alurs ltolcl ll1c'. ir nfliru for one ycnr nuly; in Uhio 111ul T1: 11m·s~1·1-, fi1r lwo yC'llrs; i11 llli~sissippi, Alah:1111a, 111111 l11d in11;i, for three _yt:'nrs ; i11 N"w York, 1'1:1111sylrn11ia, .llclnwarc, Virgi11i11, South C11n•li11n, Kc11l11cky, Louis. innn, llli1wis, n111l l\lissouri, for four ycnrn; nn<I in Mnrylaml, for live y1·nr~. Exccpl i11 l\l:tryl:1111I, whnn the Se11ntc of 1111r Slnle s1:rl'cs fc1r 111111c tha11 0 11 0 ycar, it is r<'m:wc1l hy parl!'I or cli1•isio11s, 011c.1liinl of lh<! 11w11ilwrs goini; u11t nn1111ally wl11•11 Lhry serve for three yrnrs, 111111 011r,.f(111rtlr 11 l..-11 lhey scr\'c (;, .. four. 111 some rns<'s, however, when !he sc11nlors serve fi•r four ycarll, the rc11cwnl is l1y hall'cs Cl'cry two years. or.. a !" F.llUCATION. T lin Unirr.ll Stah!s nrc more disting11isl1r<l f.,r 1J1c gr.urrnl rli./{11.~;,,,, ~( k11owlcrlgc, 1hn11 f.1r r.111i11cru:c i11 litl'fnlurc or scin1cc. Tl1r. 111r m1!1or1·11111. tnon cd1w.ulio11 nrc! wiil1·ly 1·xtr.ndc1I, 11ml there nrc 1111111ern11s sc111i1111ri1·s of lcnrniug thro11gho11l t hr cu1111I ry, tl10111;h !her<: n re 110 lilcm ry cslnhlish11u·11f !< 011 so large a scnk ns m1111y in Europe. As n C1·nr.rnl (~ovcrnml'nl, 1111: United Slnll!s havr. don<! h11l little for !he inlcr<'Nts of puhlic i11strurlio11, r.:<cc:pl that th1!y reserve for this purpose one section in cvrry to wnship 111' tlu:ir new lnmls, t.csi1les oll1N rt '.s~rvnlions for collq~c~. Thi!! ltighl) imporlnnt s11hjr:ct has, pcrhnps, l~n l11:lter nllc111bl Lo, hy ll<'i11g lr:n to llw indivi1l11nl l:)fates 111111 to pril'nlc c.ili'l.cns. The !irsl :;cl tiers of Ncw E111tln111I pnicl fl very la11tlahl1! nlle11lio11 lo this imporlant s11hj1~ : 1. As rnrly ns lli '.!H, 11 fnw was passr.tl f.1r !he: i11slrt1dion of e\'<'ry child in lite cnfnni1•s; 0111f in 11117, fl school was cslahlishr.d liy lnw in every lown 11r nrighb11rl1onil nf" 50 families, nncl a sr h1111I f.1r !he higher hr:rncltr!-1, fi1r c1·ny I 00 fr1111ili•·s . There nn: in the I lnilnl i-it11lci; flG collq;r.,, the 1111111ll<'r 111" wh11sr: nl1111111i 1 pmvious to 18:Jl, wns ~~.llf>:l, of which 11l1011t 011r..rn11rlh wne g nulunh·, of l lnrvanl lllll\'l!l"Sily, lllHI 111·arly Ilic sa1111: 1111111kr or Y11lt: rollc·ge. Tlw whole 1111111kr nf i11.~fnu:fors, nt lhr. s:irnr. limn, 1rns 11l11111t '1fi0: vol1111w~ in coll1·gc liltrnrics, I !Hl ,o:in, nml in the ~1111lr: 111s' lit.rn ry societies, 87, I IHI. Thir1y.11i11c of thr. coll<'grs hal'C ris<'ll d11ri11~ 1111: pr.. sr·nt l'l'll~1f~~~-'~~ , J( �I !II l ff ' GJ.:N J-:l (A J. vn:w -··-·-- -------- - --- - - OF 111:111y or I he fo11n1lntions now c nt itll'd collc·gps ll"Cre rcs pc:r:tnlil!! 11c:11l< :111ir-~ ·1 ldlm: tl11: clinnge of their 11n111cs, wilh which cl 11111gc:, i11 so111r: ensr·s, 1ll('1r 1 h:is lwc n 1m corrcsponcling change of s111dics. Fr111n lite lat1·sL i11li1rrnn. ti1111, ii a11 pcnrs llterc were, cxclusi\'c of lhc \ Vrs t l'oinl 111ili1nry arnilc;1ny, ! :dH111l G,000 young men in Lite U11ie111 rc:cciving a clnssil'al (•cl11c:alion. ! l!csidcs 1111: c:olkgcs, llu:rc arc '.l7 tlrc1)lngirol .~r111im1rics, the 1111111hcr 11f I whose g r:11l11atcs 11111<J1rnl lo 111:n rly 1,!llJO. Th<: rt: arc, also, :; Hrnni111 1 Cnth11lic s1:111inarirs, licsi1I<·~ I 8 111cdic:ul, nnJ !) ltr10 ulwnl.~. I fllosl of' the Stutes or thci Union han: rn:11le SOtlll1 kgislntivc pro1·isin11 · li1r com111011 school instruc:li<>n, 111111 in snmc S tntes, (cspcrially in J\lnssa. 1 <: h11sdls, Cc1n111:ctic11l, N1:w York, a111l Virginia ,) laq~c funds nre f.l't np:irl t;•r tl1io; p11r11osc. l'rivatc schools an•I 11radc111i<:s of th..: l1igl11:r orcln nn"' 1p1i1t: 1u1111•·r1111.::;, csp1:cinlly in N<.:w l·:ng ln11d; so th:d li·w r:;ro\\' 11p ll"ifhc•ttt 1·njoyi11.~ tlic mr:an~ of c:lcinentary im;lrnctin11, or, if' tlll'y d1·sirc it, of n 11111 n! 1: ~11• 11cbl liberal c<lucntion. In the Sahhafh.s d111ols of lhu l111irrtl . Slalr:s, ll"liic:h nre doing much for Ilic in1cllcct11n l ns wr:ll as 111or:il iinpro1·c.;I 111c11l of" lhe young, nhoul G00,000 d1il<lrc11 arc weekly i11slrnctcd liy 111011~ 11 1:11 1 80 ,000 t<:nd1<.:rs. m:1.1c10N. Then: i'1 110 c.~1111ili,,Tcc<l cliurch in Ilic U11itc:1l Srnrr.s, rr.li:..:i0n lu:i11g lrn lo thn Yoll111t11ry c hoice of lhc ('coplc. Nn s•:ct is iiiYon:d hy tlie fall"~ ; 1i:-yo11d a11othcr; it hc:i.11g nn cssc:nlial. p~·i1u: i1'.lc in. tl11:. nntinna l a11d S1n11•j (,qvf'rn11w11ls, that l1•g1s latw11 may ol nght 111tcrf1·rc 111 !Im cC1nccrns 11f pnhlic: \\"nr:<hip 1111\y so f11r ns to pr11fN:l cv1~ry i11divi1h1al in fl u: 11111nolrsh"l.1 t"Sl'rcisc: ,,f that or his chnic:c. Nor is 1111y lr:gisl:1 tirn pro\'is ion 111:11lc: fi1r tli1: ~: 111' 1inr l of rcl igio11, 1:xi:rpl thnl, i11 ~l:i ss:11:h11 sl'ff :1 1 the lrgislal11rc i1 c:11j11i11"d l1l r<'<p1irc , 1111d in Nr.w I ln1npsliin: is ('lllpo11·rr<•d to 11111horim 1 tlw si : r1~ r:al f11wn'i a1ul paris lic:11 to 111nkt: ndr.q11afc pr111·isin11, a t rl1r ir ow n, 1•x p•:11o;r;, li1r Ilic s11 pport nf l'rnt c~f!111f 1ni11 isr ~ rn. Tl11: s a111r. was Ilic r:i~c· i11 C11111w1•fi1:nt, until 1818, whr·n il w11s 11h11lish1·<l liy the 111:w r.1111sfil11li1111. 11111 in al l the of her fwc11ty-t wo S11i1e~, the s11pp11rl of" rr:ligi ..11 is 1<:11 <:11lirdy lo tl1c 1·11'11111:\ry zr:al of ils profc~ssors. '1'1 11: rcs11IL lms s l:nwn that Cliri-;. 1i:111if y 11;1-; :\ linn holJ in tin: llalnrr. of 111rrn 1 011d i~ ral l11:r inj1m:d llian sr' n ·c·; I l1y t hose r.ostly cstnl1lis h11w11fs, ll"liicli so 0J'rc:11 11liridge th:o ;lll(lliry a11d li llf'rly uf conscic11c:c, !!11g<•111l1:r licn:r: an i11wsilic·s among ri l'al li!"CI~, lu'r p1·t11afl: Ilic errors nml downas of' 11nc11liglit1·11cd ti111cs, a11tl cl«gnulr r1 · li~i111 1 i11lo an c ngi11c of c:i1·il tyra1111y, o r the ally or ig11or1111r.c nn•I i111po-;t111"1'. 111 Ilic large tOll'llS 1111rl p<1p11lo11s pl11cr·s or New E11glr1111l 1111il tl1c 111iilill1! S tah:s, religious i11stnwli1111 iH 111orc 1:1i1hr11lly n11<I :d111111la111ly clispc11sr:d 1 111111 rt:ligious o rdin:111c:cs nrc 111nrn st ridly nnd 1111i vr:rsally c1h. sr.rvccl, 1li:111 in :my uthcr Ct•1n1try i11 th n wo rld; 1111tl orcr tho U11inn, ~1·1 1 crn II y, rdigion is rcspccfn lily 11111 1 lio1111ralil y s11 pp11rlr.cl. I11 new! y sdll< ·d districts, wlu~rc n small pop11lntio11 i~ sprcnd or<.:r a wide surfo('(', 111<: 1111•nos of rcligici11s in~lruc lion nre olk n <ldicir: nf. Tl1c 11111111.lc rs of established cl111rclir.i, or C•)ngrcgnlinn!l, nrc~ cslirnnl<'d nl cl\'c:r l 'i ,000, nn1l the ministers nt 11'10111 l 0 ,fiOO. '1'111: Pn·shytcri1111s n111l ( :m1gr1•i;:i1i111111l ists ore the most 11n11ic:ro11s dcnom innti11ns. Tltc ll:ipli~t.• fl lf' l's fi mal•'<I ns second in 11111nr.rir·11l 11n1<m11f, nnrl tlu: ~fc:t li odisls, Ho111nn C 111hnli1·"· l-:f'isr.opnlians, lluiv<'rsalists, L11tlu•rn ns, Christiaw1, C:cnnnn Hl'fi 1rnwd, nncl Fri1•111I:>, or {)na l<•'r!l 1 prnbalily r:11dc in point of 1111111ll<'r~ in 1111: nril1~ r in wliid1 tli<!y nre 11u·nlin1wcl. Orh«r seers, rcspcc:tnlrlc in Tiii·: UNITl-:ll ST,\Tl·~. --- --~ I11.\ 11mo11nt of 11111111.crn, nrr. U11itari:111s, Ass rl<'iatc n11rl oll11:r ~ l 1 · 1h odi -;I ~ , FrN'. will l l11 pt isfs, I >111cl1 f!cli1m n:1 \ ~kn11nilcs 1 /l.~soc i:ir e r111d C.:11111h•·rl:111d Prc!!hyrc·rians, Tn11kc rs, 111111 111nny (lfl tt"r!:. 111 fi1ct, :d111o~l 11ll th e Sl'I°[~ or Chris1i1111il y ore rc pn-s,.ntc:cl in our 1·011111ry. In SCJlllC tl11: 0 1afcs, r.c rtnin 111od1·s or l1di~f nrn r<'<j lli11' d II ~ r11111li fir11. tio11.t for <!(/ice. In Massncli11s<!lls 1 J\laryla11d 1 1111tl Nort h C:ir11li11:1, lft•· clccl11r:ili1111 nf a hc:licf in the Chi isri an rdigio11 is r1:cp1iwd 11s a 1111:difi1·;1 . tion. 111 N1·w J1:rs1:y , no PrC1lc•slanl <:nn he d1·11ird any f"i1·il right'"' :11·1·111111! of hi ~ n•ligi1111s 11ri111:ipl1 ·s ; 111111 in l'c11ns ylv:111ia 1 ~1ississip11i , 1111il T 1·11nr·s . !ICC, tlu: bclic:f i11 ll ( ;,_ ,cl :111d n f'ulure sta(I: n•11·nrds 11 1111 p1111iid11111•nls, lllll!<t Ii<: a\·owc·cl hy tli1ls1i who ore ea111litlntcs fvr otlicc. Jn th~i oilie r 8t11f1:!1, 11<1 n·ligi1111s t<'s l is r1·'111irl"d . 1'1 ! rs1 )11~ co11s1:ic·nli1111sly snul'11l o11s Clf ta ki n;:>; nn nallr , nn~ Pl"l'r}'Wlt<·P' pcr111ittc·il to snl1stit11t <.: a s1)k11111 11tlin11atio11 1 1111d Ibis is r<T11g11i7.!·1I l1y nil tho co11slil11li1111s, l'xi:q1l. tl1•Js<: of Virgi11ia and Norlh ('aroli11:i, n111I 1111' chnrln or IU1rnlc Island, a liiat11s whid1 i~ s 11ppliccl in ll111st· Stn11·s l1y l:i w. 'l'hosn wlu) arc ronsl·i<·nti1111s ly sc:r11p11l1111s of !tea ring nr111s 1nrr: 1°\'l'r_\"\\"lwn· nll1111Td to 11ay 1111 1·1p1i1·:dl'11t li1r pcr.::;nnal scr\'ic<'. 111 '1'1·11111·ssr.., tin: l1·gis. •' lnl11re i ~ r,uj11i1u·d to pass hll"s rx<'111pti11g 1:i 1iz1·11s lwl1111gi11g 111 any s1·1·1 or 1lr11rn11i11ali1111 or rcli;.:inn, tlw fl •nds or whi t:li arc: lt1 11111·11 '" he 11pp11~r·d to tlu : lw:1 ri11g of :tl'lllS 1 fro111 H llc·ndin~ prirnh: :11111 gc·1wral 11111sh·rs. /lli11is. tr-r~ of llm ( :nspp\ n m 1111l c:ligilili:, eithe r as g111·1Tnors or l1·:,!is l:il11rs 1 in ~l11ryl11nd, Virgi11i:1, Norl h C11roli11a, So11lh C:ir11li11:i 1 ~lissis~:ippi, T c·111 ws1'('( ! 1 111111 l\1·11l11d1y. In ~1iss1111ri 1 llir. 011ly civil 111licl'l lhl!y can hol1I i!! 1l1:il of j11s1in: 111" 1111: pcar1~; while in N1:w Yorlc, Dclnwnrc, mul L(n1isiana, 11 ... y oro 1101 cligilill! to :111y ollic<.: whatl'l'<: r. or or ;I l'OST.OFF!CF:. Tiu: firs t 71nsl i11 Anwri1·a m is C'sl11hlis lwd in Nc:w Yorlc, in 1710, 1111d1·r thr. old 1:••l11ni:il gflln1111w111. In 17 14!1, lhr.<':-<rl11s iro cli1n ·ti11n nf 11nsl.<: 1111s c:1111li·rf'l'd l1y 1111: 1:1111s fi l11f in11 011 ('1111gn·ss. Al that pt·1iwl, ll lC'r<' 111· rc b1 11 7ii p11sf.ollin•H in tlw l lni11·cl 1-'tatc·s, 1111d n11 tlir: I sl July, JH:l:I, tl11: 1111111lit·r wus Ill, I '..!7. 'J'lwn: is, pr·rl11q1s, 1111 ins l:111n: in whi..!1 tl w rapid i.: r111r llt 11f 011r crn111lry iH s11 11ppnri·nl, 11~ in llH: i111'n·a ~1: 11f tl11: p11s t.ollif"<: r s t:il1lis h· nwnt. The li1l lowi11g stntr11w11t will 1·:d 1ihiL the co11ditiu11 tho 1lr·pnrt111C'11t 11l the: p1·ri11ds n :spl'di\'c·ly 1n<:nlin11rcl : - or \'1·nr11. T7~ii - - - - :;:;- 17!15 ·1 ~·1 1111111 !111:1 t Hll.'i IHtfl JHJS 2.:11111 IH'.!11 .r N11111 l11· r of '1'11tnl n 111111111 1 'l't•tnl ()lllrr•• . fl( )'Hil l "£:1'. 1,.'i!iH :i,1101) -1,.'illll lk2!i 111'.lll !i,ti77 l tt:l:J 111,1 \17 R,1 ~.n t:, l'" '"· '''""''"'·l if -~ -:it.!i:1;;- -~ · :l;i, i IW.i;'.!11 2Hlf,Hlll 121,:n:i !i.'if,lil1 1 l ,O t:i,111;:; l,f l l,!127 J,'.lllli/12.'i l,!lf'f,:11111 · 2,til li,!i:lfl 117,A!l'.I 21:1,!l!ll :111,:11;1 ·l!l!i,IJli'I 7·fH,121 l,lti0,!121; 1,'.1:.!!1,n.n l ,1l!i!J. 10!1 2.1-lllt<,li7:1 ltnlnurt• hi ,,,,.,., ,,,.,,. -J"·.~.i !i~ · J1:1tn11,.•· "l!''ii11t-t ,,,. ,, ... ···· ·. - i.ii7;';"" ....... .. I :1;!r11 .. . ·····. !.'fl,rl l 7 ......... . :)( .11; (j 4::?,727 lili,H!O ·I f.llllli !..i,71:. !:!!l·l,!l·f·I ........ . 77,·tl<!? .... ..... ........ . ......... ... .. .... Milt•• ·--- ... ... ... .J(j,!l!l!I :1!1,f;lf'. J I !12,I :1:; :11;_.1111; fl.7 -1:-1 i'.!, '"~ ~ J.fl.i\1 fl .'i. I 71i f I !l,!111; ", Tim n11111111\ lr1111.~1•"r/t1lio11 of llw 111:cil w11s, 1111 thr! I s t .l11ly, I fl: l!I, :l6,HIH,1Wi rn ilr·~; 011 lh u I s l .l11l y 1 JFJ'.!!I, it 11"11 s 1:1 17 00,1100 111il<'s. '1'111~ lncrrn.•f' in ·I y1·rw1 k ing I :l,l!'i·l ,itR!i 111ilC's, s h1111·s ll1:1l fh " 11111111al frnn s. ('Orlntio11 11f 1111~ 11111il h11 tl 11<'11rly lu·c·n dn11J.!rd in ilu: : < h11r l f'"ri1HI of li111r ytnn1. 'J'li!! illl'.fl'llSP. llf lli1! lllll l(l iil 111110\11! ( l)f 1'"~ 111 !-:l'S 1 will1i11 llH! ~:l lllf' ...... (rt Q:) �- \.... t.n -t) --·- -·----------· ..--·------ - -- - - - -4I !Iii TIH: UNITED STA'l'I·:$. GENEHAJ. \'JEW OF pr:ri11.f, is $!)()!1, 110, 011d Ilic wfcofc llllHH111I i.'i dn11l1f1: Of' 11 !cat it 1rns i11 18'.!!i. The ovrrngc r xpcnsc or lra11spo1li11g 1lcc 11111il, ill lfl'.W, 11'1\S ci~l11 f'Cll (S nnd four-tcnlh:; or 0 C<~ ll[ pe r 1t1ifc, llllcl ill 1~:1:1, 7 Ct'lllS 1111d fifly. S(' ITll h1111drcdlflS or 0 l'Clll fl<'I' ll1iln j lllaking a ifjff:.i·cllt:C in !f1t! Hlff! Jn 111il<', r.q unl, for the whole scrvicr, lo $~:!~ 1 H!I~ :.!:.! r.ls . pn Far bs, i11 pro11C?rli11n lo the srrvicc pcrformrd, lh1111 the ln111sp11rl11lio11 in I f:l:W, l11:sid1•• n r·n11-;itlc rahlc incrca.~c iu cxp1~d ilio11 lict ll't '.<:11 lh1: prin cipal co 1111 1cr.rri~ I ci li<'~, 1111d n 111uch grn1tcr proport ion of' Ilic wl111 lr. p1·rli1rnwd i11 si n g•·~. The l 'os1.olli1:c Dcpnr1mc111 is und er the supn i111 c111 l1·111·c of 1lcn Pus1. 111:1'ill'r ( :1•11r:r:il. I le li:1s Ilic sole nppt1int111c11I all l'os h11;1'; lc rs 1h ro11;.:li· 1H1I 1!1P. tlnitcd Slnlr:s, lhc 111ahi11t_: 01· all cni1lrnr ls for c arrying the 111ail, nnd 1lu: clirr.cl~n11 nl' cvcry1 hi11g n: l11li11g to lhn d c par1111r111. The n:1·c·1111~ a ril'i11g rrn1n the General l'ost -o!licr. has lit•('n gc·11c r;ill y expr11dcd 11po11 1h~ C~.\f l 'll!<iOll llllcl improvCll1Cllt or Ifie estaJ.f isf111w11(, l1y which llH'llllS flir n·gula r cc)111•c ynncc hy mnil of lt: llc rs, pa mplilc ts , 11c 1n:p;1pns, <~r., I m~ 111·011 c ~ x tr 11clcd to lhc i11h nltil1111ls of Cl'c ry pnrt (If Ilic Union, even lo lhr rc.:1111J l<:sl tcrritor inl sc11l1·111c 1!ts. or I nAT~:s OF' l'OSTAOP., F:al<lblished /11; act of Congrua of :lrl l'tfnrrh, 182.'i, on1f the nmcnilr11ory net of 2J JIT,,rch, 1827. o ..., A t 1No1.11: r.r.rn:R co~1ros•:u OF ONP: ref.CJ: ov rArf.n . Mil•·•· NJ:W•rArr1< rOSTAr.r.. Cr n11. Fnr rnch new•p~pcr cnrr ird not ove r I 00 1nilr.s .••.• .. .... ... , , . , , •.. , I (h·cr I 00 milr.s .... • .•.... .. ... . ...... .. .... . .......... . . .. , . . . •• I~ Hu t if carried lo nny onicc in tl1 c Slnlc in which it i• prinlril, wh~ lcrcr the tli" t~ 11cc "'"Y he , the r~lc is . ..•.. ..... . ... • ... . ...... . . .. •.. I rAMtlll.l-:T rn~T,H:P:. Mni:-H.inr~. or rn.11phlc1 •• pul.Ji.l1c<l pcriocli cnlly, nnt r.~ cccd. i111?' 100 111ilcs .••• . ... . •• . . .... - .. ...• . •... .... . .. . I~ un/1pa1Aur. Over I 00 mi les . .•... .•....•.•.. . ...• .....•...•..... . 2~ cln, do. )'.1111 phlc1~ not puhlishcd pcr i0<licn lly, not exccctli11g JOO 111ile" 4 110. rln. (htr I 00 m ilrs • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . G dn. 1!0. Erny priul cJ pnml'l1lcl or mnJ!n7.i11c wl1icl1 coutnin• more llrnn l\\'ruly.fonr p•j!rt, on n roynl nl1ccl, or nny •heel of lru 1li111c11sion9, •lrnll lie c l1nri;r1I l•y tltc sl1crl; and ~111011 pn111plilc!•, priutccl 011 I\ ltnlf or qu.rlcr •hr,1'1 , roynl or lcs" si1.r, al.nil "" clrnrJ?Ccl \\'itlc half th e n111ou11t of p<Mlln gc chnr!!c•I (Ill n full Al.r.c l. . Ou rrrry pnmphlcl or mog.uiue to ho ~cnl liy 111nil, the 11umhrr of •licc l• wl1i ch II c.o11lnins mu~t Le printed or wrillcn 011 one of lice nulcr pai;c~ ; nn<I wlt crc llir. 111101(,.1 i" not truly •lnlccl, douhlo po•lnl?r. i~ chnrJ?Cll. En·ryll1in1? n ot cn111i111! 11111lrr flt( 1kn•1111i11 ntio11 of nc w• pnpcts or pJinphlcl•, iR chori:-ccl ll'ilh li:llrr pn•bi:c. Any )'fl· •on, oll1cr tho n the l'oslmnAlcr Gcncrn l, or hi.• n11ll1oti 7.c1I RJ!<'nl", wl10 •looll •l'I up a fool or hnrnc post_ for lice coll\·rynncc of lctlc r" 01111 pn ckcl~, upou n11y po~l .ron1I, wli irb i•, or mn y lie cslahlialtc1l u auch by lnw, •hnll incur 11 1•c11n lly of 110! c~cccJiug fi(ly dollnrs, for every letter or pocket so cnrri cd. or '1'110 po•f11i;c 011 SJ1ip l.rlln • , if 1l1·li v1:rc1 I nl Ili c oll'itr. "lll'r<' lite V<'P•rl nrri •ce, is ni1 •• ecnu; 1f <,; uuvcycd lry "'"l· 111'11 c1:11ls in ft1hli!i o11 lo lite ord i11 ory pos l:ig c. 1 ·n1v t1 .t:tn~ OP rl\ANK INO . f.cllrr• 111111 p:id<cl• to 01111 rrn111 Ilic li1ll11wi11g olliccrn of ll1 0 i:ovr.m111r.11I, nrc Ly l.i w rec11ivctf """ 1:1111\'cy<:tl 1.y l""l fr«t: or J'll• ln gc '. • The l 'n:~ itlc11l n111I \'i1:c. l' rc~i1h·u l of tin' llnilcd Stair•; S.·cn·lnri c·• of ~ln t r , Tro•:i . 1ury, \\' nr, 1111<1 Nn,·y i 1\ll.,ruoy (:i:111' r:'I; l'11sl1u11stcr (: r11rr;1 I nn•I A••i,1n 11l l'o., t. mo•l cr c:rui:r:il i C'o111ptrollcr", 1\111lilor., l!ri:is lcr, 01111 8'1li ri lnr of !Ito T11·:i"" y; Trcn.urcr; C11111111i•< i111H·r 111' tlm ( :eucrnl l. nu1l ( llli cn ; C11111111i>•i1111tr• nf Ili c Na1 y Jlonr•I: C11111111i,•ary (: rnr.rnl; l1 ..111:1:lnr• (;1;n1·rnl; Cl11n rll:ru111•1t·r (; r11crnl; I'">"""'''' ' Gc11crnl; 8upc ri11l l'111lc11l nf l'al«nl Olli1:r.; S1•:nk1 •r n111I Cl er k nf Ili c 11 ..u•r. 111' ll«p•<" t<" nl olh·cA i l'rc ~ i1lr11! a1ol S1·c11•lnry of Ili c ~: unlr. ; n111I nny inrliviil1111I wli o •hnll 11111·<' been, or n1ny l11:rcalkr l.r., l'r1:•i1knl of the U11ilc1l Slul c•; n11tl cad1 may rccci1'c new,. pnpcrn f.y 1•1s l, free .,f l'"~'" l!c . · l:nr.11 111 r111hcr of 1111' Sc11t1lc, n111I each 11w111f.rr n111I 1l1•lq?:il c of llir I lou•r. 11f l!qorr. tcnlnt i v~~, 11\ll y ~t•u1l n111I rt•c1•in't free of f'-O~tn ~r, IH'W ~J':ljtC1 :-t, )l'lkr!'I, owl r•:it:k1 ·l .. , wcif lii11i.: 1111l cn nrc than hrn ouucc•, (in ca~c ol 1'.''";~s 11f 1n·ii:h1, l'H'<'~" nln11c I•• 1.. pai1 for,) n111I nil 1lnc111111·11I• priut1 ·1 I hy or clcr of ci cli cr J 1 0 11~<', 1luri111::, n111I oi,!y 1bybcforn nn1I nlli:r, ca rl1 1ws<i"11 Ill' Co11j!rt'•~. l'n~l11111:;lcre mn y M:111I n111I rrcc:i,·r, free nf l""' "I!''. lcll1•rs 111111 pn rk r·l • 1111! r~i:ec1I . Ing lrn lt' 11n qu111'n i11 11'1'i1::l1l; n111I tliry 111ay receive 011c tinily llCll'~f'"l'cr , cadt, nr whnl iit <·•111iviil,.11l lhcrc!n. l'ri11l i: r~ of 11cws1.:11wrs 111a y 'r111l nnc pnpcr lo r.ncl1 nn.J crcry oll1rr prinl"r of"''"'" rnpcr• within 1l1r. ll11ih·1l Stales, li ce of !'Os lni;<', 11n1l<·r s uch ri·1::11l:1lio11• 03 ll11: l 'u~ l. 111ne!cr Gcnc rnl 111ay provid e. \' I OLAT IO:( OF fAAtlKISO rR1\'lf .F:tlF:. Crnll. For ~ny cli~lnncc not cxccc1li ng- . . . • . . . . . . • . . • . . • . . . . . . :10 . • . . • . • • Ii On·r :IO mile~. n111I nnl cxccc1ling . ... ... • . . •.... , . . . . PO •...•... Ill ( hn tlO clo. nr11I 11ol curc1li11)! ............. ....... I !iO ........ 12\ o ,·c r l.'iO do. nrul nol cxccr.1 li11g •........ . .......•.• ·11111 •.•. .... lll l Orcr •IOO do, ....... . ..... .. ..•...• •..... ... ... - • . . . . . . .... . 25 A lcHcr co11111nsc1I o( lwo 1•icr.cA of f'"tK•r, i• chnri;ctl wilh tfo1d,/c llmsn role~; of ll1rrc 1 • icrr~. with lri/'lr.; nnrl nf f<111r pi <'cc~. with q11ndnrl'lr. Oue or 111nrr. pi1:1:r1 nf pupcr, 111nilrd OA n letter, n11J wcig11i11J? nr1e 011ncr, •lrnll Ito chnrgl'll wit h q11ndrupl1 pu~lngc i nnd nt the enmc rote, sl1011hl <h o \\'eigh t Le gr cntc r. 1~ 17 Au.v prrson wlio shall fr anh nny lr llr. r nr kllcr., other lhon II.Mr wrill rn l1y hi11m·lr or hy lti9 11r1lt·r, in Il ic l111 siu1·s• uf hi ' onici:, ~hall, on r.n11vidi1111 tl1 r rrof, pn y n li11r. 111' lrn ,f,.llnrlt-:0 1111 it i ~ 111a1lc the cs1-rcinl 1l11ly of 1wi~l111 0" t c r • lu f''"" n tli: f.or •i11·l1 olTcnr.•:. Tho low proviil1·, , howr.vr r, lliat the S.·crrl"i"" of Stoic, '1'1<·.i ,111)', \\'or, anti Nn")" 111111 ('i,.1111ns lt-r c:c11 rra l, niay l'rn111: l c ll«r~ or l''r~d s 011 ufli cia l l11<'im·~•. pr cpn1r.1 I i11 1111y •1ll wr p11ltlic nllirr· i11 Ili c nli~r 11rr. 11f lhi: 1or i11ripal ll1rrrnf. If 1111y f'C' '''"• l11"·i11:; lhc rir.l1l lo rrct·in: lr llcre fr1•c: of 1 ••~l a1: r, slto ll rr1·r irr, lncf,.,c1l In l1i 111, ony ldl r r or parhl n1lilri•ssr•1l l11 n I"'' """ 111\l hn,i11 i: lhnt ri;!hl, iii~ hi1 tl11ly (<1 r..t11rn 1111, " "'" "' 1111· l'•« l.t•llic:r, 111 nrk i11g tht· rcou Ili c l'l:icc li 11111 '' 1...11r1· 11 cn111c, ll1 al il rn ny 111: d1riq:1·1I '' i1l1 po< t:oi:r. A11y !"'""" wl1•1 :<h:dl ro1111l•:rti·il thn ltn111l.wrici11i: nr fra11l1 of '"'Y 1•·rr.nn , '" ..,,.,.,. tho nnu11: lo hi: 1'1)m', in nnlcr 111 11 voi1I lhl' poyi11 c11l of 1••stngc, •11011, fvr ca..!1 ulli ..11·i-, P"Y ttVtl l111 nil rc1' olollnr•. No l*ost1 11n s lc.•r nr n:-1~ i~t:111f l'n~lurn~h·r t"nU nrl nR nj?Clll for lnllt'ry..1,ffirr~, o r 11n1J.•r an1 color 111' 11nr..J1osc or 11ll1rrwi se \1'111l l•1llc ry ti r:kr l"; nor can nu y l'11•tu1""' '' r rr.:ri"· frco of pn<laJ!i:, or fra nk n11y lolll'ry •clw1tt1'"• i;irr11br•, or li1·kt-l•. For n ' inla1i.. 11 uf 011~ prn\·isi ou or !Iii: '" "'· tlic 1•r r""ll" ulli· 111li111' ~linll •u lli·r n fH:Uolty uf r.nr .1 ..11,.... . Ne> l'o.91111:\skr, nr n ~!"i:-olnn l Pust111n ~ trr, nr clerk ('111plnyrtl in nny r o!-il ·ollicc·, t"rHI boa cou lrn c lor, or co11ccnll'll in nuy conlrnc l for cnrryiug the moil. l'lJllLI C I.ANDS. The 1111nrr.1111ird lo11rls \\'ilhin 1lcc limits or the llnilrcl 81:111·~ . n111I 11111 011·111:11 l1y fh(~ i111li v icl11:d Slali:s, hy pri rnlc 1 ><:rsn11~ , fir liy l11di:111 lr il•·,-;, •<~I in Ilic (:1·1wra l Uo rl'rm11>'11I , 1111d li.1r111 Ilic~ 11ali1111:i l d11111 ;1i11, .. r 1'11 l1li1• lnmb oi' llir. U11 il1·1I Sialc ·s. Tl1r. properly in 1111'!:<: l:c11ds \\'llS 111·11'1i11·d l1J rnrio11 s trc;ali r:s 111' 11nrchnsc 01111 n :ssiun. Tiu: titk In 1111: \:C SI wgi1111'< wc~l 1111cl 11o r1h. wrsl Ili c riv e r Ohio, n111l 1n lice \\'C'Sl Norlli <:arnl iu:c, So111h C aro li11a, a1HI l : c:o rgia, ll'ns llH: sn l1jl"'d of Ille r.rst g n·:c l 111 il i1i1·11 I C(111trovcrsy, !ha t cl il'id1·d Ilic opi ni ons o f 1111: pi:opl1: of 1111: I111i1 r·t! ~ l 1dr$ 1 artc:r 11ar. <kdaralinn of' l11cl1·r•·111lc11cr.. Tiu! fllWic·11t c harlr·rs o f ~c:vn: d tl10 8l11lr.8 CX ll'lllll'll rr11111 OCl'llll lo orr:111, o r i111l..fi11i1<:ly ' " tl1c \l'l'!;f, Tl lC'r con Rcq 11c111l y 1: ro s~wd each Plhl'r, n111I th rew lhr: s11111L: h'rrilory in ln llw 11r or or or H !! �1!18 ~ i GJ.:NEllAL li1J1 its of ~·~\'l! rnl Stntes. The controversies 011 this ~11!.jrcl were, howcn:r, p111 11t rest by scvcr:il ncls of cession, nintle liy the Stat1·s i11tr:rcs1<·ol 10 the lJ11ilo:J Stnh~s. New Yo rk set tlro cxnmpl<: in 1781, Virgi11ia fi1l lowrcl io 17fH , i\lns!l11ch11sctts in 1785, nncl Connectic11t ceded her dnirn in l7fJ6, n:laining, how<:vcr, n consiJcrnlilc district in Oliio, known by the 1111111c o( tl u: \V<'sl<'rn or Co11neclic11t ltc8erve, which \1·ns tinnily cr.1lc1l to tlir. llni1rd fit ntcs in 1800, nncl hy thc United Stnles to Ohio. The f1111111lati1111 of rhc 11rnplc school f11111I of Co11nccticut wnR lnicl in the prnc,·1·tls of lhis rr!l<'rvtd rrn,;t. ( )11 1 of rhis tr.rritory hnv<! 1>1:1'11 for111ccl th': 81111<:~ of Ohio, lculinna, ll lir1 nis, l\licl1iga11, nnd the cxlr: nsive ll'rritory now 11111u:xccl to ii. In l7f.7, 80111h C:1 rrilinn ccrlctl her clnim!l to Ilic west.e m la11tls, 1111cl wns li1llo1111l, in 178!1, l1y Norlh Cnrolinn, who rclinq11isl1cd her clnim In the krrilor1 110\V f.Jr1JJi11g the S1111e or 'J'<:nncssr·c. Tlw r:cssio11 of c:,~urg in nl1111r. Wat 11·nnli11g liir Ilic n111ic11lol1: ncljustment of lhis grcal cu11trnverny. Tlris took place alkr a series of highly c111hnrrn!<si11g trnnsncl ions i11 180'.!, wl1r11 th~t Slalc c1·dcd to the General Uo\'l!l'llll1c·11t Ilic rr gion now orc11picil liy Ala. ho1na 11ntl Mississippi. Hy the Lo11isin1m lrc;1lyof J ~o:J, thr. IJ11ilr·1l ::>rnlrt 11r.cp1imd, for fillr:en millions of <l1ill11rs, tlie lrnc;t 11f co1111try 1111(111'11 hy rhnl 1.:11111:, nnd lo the sn111e cxt1:111, ns possessed t.y Frnncc 01111 f.ip11in. 'J'hi1 r.nrrit'd the lerritory of Ilic Unit<:cl Slates to the l':u:ilic O<'C'llll; 111111 lllf p11l1li1: l:111ds i11 Fluridn wc:rc 11c'111iml l1y \'irluc c1f lhe lrc.:nly of Fclinrory :.!'.!d, 1 HI 0, h•;t11·c;e•11 Ilic U11ilc:J Stales 111111 !-ipain. ll1111111y laruls k11·i11g h1~c11 pro111is1·cl J.y 1l1c: co11ti11cntnl C(lngrcss to Ill!' ollir.crs :111d soldiers oftl1c co111i11c·11t11I nr111y, it hl'l':1111n 11r.rc·ssary 10 mkfm rlial pl"d~n ns l'nrly ns possililr~. Tiu~ r:1111lrovcrsie•s lwlw1'<'11 the si·n·ral ~l all·s, nncl hcl\1'C'l' n thl'r11 1111J Ilic U11itcd Slat<:;;, rdardr·d li1r some linl!' tlic f11llih1H'11l of this pledge:. On the 20th of l\lay, 17flfi, nn orJinnn<'f was pa-;scd liy tlie Co11grcs.-; of the confod1:rn1io11 fhr 11scc.:rl:1ioi11i:; the rne>Jf of disposing of l11111ls i11 !he western territory, nr11l lhis \l'llS the first n!'f o( gcn•:rnl l'·gislnlion 011 the suhjl'r.f. U11dcr it, l1m1·1·1·n, ve·ry li111itr·1I MIN 11·rrc 11111di:, not n111n1111ting, in tho whole, to 111orc th:111 1 :.! I ,:i40 uc rr.~. 011 tlic lOlh of J\lay, 1800, 1111 net of C1111grcss \1·119 passl'cl, prnvirliu~ fur 1111' s11rvcyi11g nrnl sale of the nationnl l11ncls. lly this ncl, tlu! fuun·rfnlinn o( 1h11 prcs.,111 lane! syslcm ll'ns laid: it l111s 1 frorn 1i111c tn tinw, rcC'ci1·rd ~1...- h nwrliliC':lfinns ns wc:rc 10111111 ex p<'dic11 t. Tlic~ surl'cy 1111el sale•s of llrc pul~ic l1111cls nrc 1111eh:r tli1! co11lrol nud tlirccfion of tl11 \ Co111111issio11r.r of Ilic !:rrlC'r:d Land O!llce nl Wasliiuglnn. Prior tn llu: !!filli of April, l fl l 2, i.:rnnl1 nf la 11d 11 r·re issued by lf'l ll~ rs. pntc ·11 t fro111 the Jlc·pa rt 1111·11t of 81ntr•. 117 an nr:I or that ,Jain, a l :c11ernl Jn'l llcl O fli !'.C 11'11.'l ('slnlilislicd, in wl1irh all pa ll'11l <t firr l1111el nm n•>IV 111ndc 0111 :i11d n :r:n rdr·cl. It is 11 s11liorclin n" lira uch of !he Trcns11ry l>q1nrt1111·111, ll'ilh whicli iris d osdy r.o nrwr:rc.J l•y Ilic· :1ccou11taliility of Ilic rc~ccivcrs C1f p11lilic: rnonrys 11risi11g frn1u 1hr. "'1if of the 1111 1innnl lnncls. W hr.ncvcr the p11l1li1: iutcrc·st is s11ppus1·cl In "''1'1ire 1ha1 a n! rtnin portinn of territory should I~ liro11gl1t inlo 11rnrke1, for thr:wt·nmmnclnti•m of sd tlcrs , or others who 11111y wis h lo l~:co11 1 c purl'hn~·r-, lhr: l'rrsidr.nt iss\JC!l i11structions lo rhn Surveyor ( :e11crnl, through thrC:ommic:sioncr of the Gcuernl Ln11rl OOirn nt \V11,o;Jii11g ton, In hn rc Bllf~ port io11 of' 11~rritory surveyed. The ~11rv1~yCtr (:1'11crnl 111:il1rs tlii~ rr~ui.i. lio11 p11l1l ic:ly known lo those i111li vid1111ls wlw 111'11 iu the linl1if or ccm tmcti~ (i>r p11l1li< ~ Sllrl'rys, llllcl n COnlr:td f.1r llin C!XC<:ution of' the S lll'\'l!)'S f('~11i ,,.,j is 1·11(c:r1·tl i11(1) l1<:lll'<'l'll the Sur\'~yo r c:1•1\f'rn l n111l "' '1•uly Sllf\'l')'nr~. 'fhe I .. v1r:w OF _ Tiii·: IJN ITE O STATl·:S. 19~ conlrncl is givc11 lo tho lmrr·st hiclcll'r, pnll'icl1·d lhc S11n·ryo r C:rnr.1111 i~ full y ~nlisfi•·d nf liis 1·:1pari ty 111 fiillil tl1r: n111tracl . The 111n xin1u111 l''i"c csl11lil1slll'cl hy law 1;,r 1•x1·c11(i11g Ilic l'"lili<: ~urv.,ys iq ilir<·c d<.J l11r ~ n 111ilc·, in the 11pl1111<l rind prniri<: 011111trics: i11 rhc .<m111hr·rn purls or 11.r, U11i11 ti Stnks, wlu:r1: tl11: s 11rv r. y~ nr': rt·111it:n·d clillicult liv the ()('Ct1rr1:111·n Pf h11yo11 91 laltt•s , s11·11111ps , ;111d c:~rr11·.lirnl\c :'I , !111! 11111 xi11;11111 price rslnl1li!<lrl'll 1.iy law i~ fu11r il1Jllars n mile. The: de·p111 y s 11nc:yors nri: li1111ncl l1y llll'ir conlru1:t to n·pu1 I Ill 1111! s11n·1\ynrs :,:r.1wni l 1'11: fu:lcl.11<111.'s 111" llir. s11r1·r'·y 11f cod1 fow11sl1ip, logr. tl1er willi Ilic l'lnt 11f the 1ow11"liip. Fr11r11 tlws•· !il'lil. noll's, tl1 r. ~ur\'<:ynr t;cnP.r:d is r.111d1lt-cl lo lry llH: 11rc:11r;1 ~·y of 1111! reh1rncil l1y lhe clqmty s11n·,·yor, n11<l of the cak11l111ions of tlu! rp1a111i ry in Ilic legal s11luli1·isions of Iii<: lrnct s11n·f'yrcl. From rh rse rl11<·111111·u1-; 1 thl'(;C plots 11rn cnu!'r1l lo Ii<! prqinrl'cl hy Ilic Surveyor C:<'nrml-onr liir his Oll'll ollic:c, 01111 fi1r th'! ltc·gislcr nf t hr. pro111•r l1111il onirr., ICI guide hi in in lhn sale the lnncl, nncl Ilic 1hirrl fi1r the Curn111is1'ior1c·r pf '"'~ (;('Hl'rnl Lnntl OOicn nt \\' n sl1i11~t n11 . The ( ;<Jl'Crnrru:nt hn ~ gr11rrall y fc 111111I ii e~p<'cli1•11l lo n111lwrizc Ilic Slll'l'l')'i11~ 11f forty 1ow11ship~ of 1:1111111111111:111~·, in c11d1 1111111 di.<ilriC'f, sn fl!l to nd111it oftwosnlcs liy p11lilic n11ctio11 n111111altj of tll'c11t y lowushif's eaclr. The pnlilir. ln111ls 11re lai1l 110' into distrirls, in rnr.h of whi.-11 tlll'rl1 i~ a lnnd 111Jin:, undc·r thr, SlljH' ri11tc•ncll'11rC' (Jf lll'n ollircrs "f'f'!li111t•<i lty Ilic• l'rcsicle•11L 111111 S(•lt:lll', i:alh·d tl1r. lt1•gislcr or Ilic Lnrul Olli!'r. nml tl11: It('. <:<'iv<'r of 1'11lili1: l\ln1wys. 'J'll!'rc 11r1111t prcsc11L lifly-lwo la11d c1nir:1·s. All the ln11<ls, l11:ron: ll1<'y arn olli:rctl fi•r ~1h:, nn: sur\'eycJ nt the 1·:\:111·11sc 111" Gov!'nm1r.11I. The s11r1·1·y!i nre fc111111lr'tl upon 11 ~cric•s of frlH~ 111c·ridi:i11s. Tho first pri1wip11l 11wri1lin11 is in Ohio, the sccorul in l111li11na, 1111~ thi rd in Illinois, ,\:c., <':td 1 forn1i11g Ilic hnse nf n ~crir!I of s1irn·ys, of wl1il'l1 tl1f' lines 11n! 111:1111~ to corrf'spo111l, sn tl111t tho wlioln ro1111try is 111 lust <li 1·i1lc·cl info sq11n11:s of hlH! urilr. 1·nd1 , n11d loll'11ship'I of six 111ilr·s e·11C'li; 111111 lhr·,1• &11liclivisio11s lll'C distrili11lcil wilh 111nll1r111:ifii:11I lll'f:llr:u:y i11lo par:1lld rn11g1·s. The ~realcsl rlil'isio11 of la111l rn:irl;<'cl oul liy Ilic: s11n·r·y is rnllc•cl n town. ·• ship, 1111<! cn11tni11s 2:1,().) 0 1H:rr-:1 be ing six miles s1p1a re. Tl11· foll' 11sl1ip i~ a11l11li\'i1lctl inlo :rn rq11:il portions, or S'(llam 1nil1·s, t.y li1ws crossing 1:nd1 other nl rig Ii( nnl-(lc·s: tlwse: pnrlions 11rc cnllc·d srrliom1. Thn sn.:tiou rcrr1· . tni11s tlitO nnr:s, 11111! is s11lrc li1·id1·d info ·1 parts, r111le1l rpinrle•r.i;i•clion~, Pnrli of w'1id1 co11l11iw; I (i() 11r.re·s. '1'!11~ q11nrh:r·S<'clio11s nrc~ fui:illy ilivirl1 ·,I i111n 2 pnrts, cnll1~rl kilf q11arlN-src:tin11s, <•f 80 111:rr.s tnch, n1ul tliis is thr sn111llrst rl'gnlar s uhilil'isi1t11 lu11111·n to tli<: sysfl·m. r· 0111.: 1hirt y-sixtl1 part of nll the l1111ds surl'!:ye·d, ltt ·in~ s<·1·1in11 No. I t1 ~ of cnch low11ship, is rr!;C:n 'l'd from snlc fi1r tl11! support 11f ufcnn/., in tlw ·~ tow1rnhip 1 1111cl oilier rl'sr:r1·nli1111s hnv<~ l>f'C'll 111nd1: li1r cnllq~r·s 1111d 1111i1·1·r. .I Hilir:s. :-ialt-.o.:prings ruul lc·11c l.111i1ws Ill'<! rilsn n·sr'l'\'(«1, 1111.J lll"f' s11l1j1~·1 to l.>C lc·ns<·cl , 1111clc1r tlio elin·r.tiuri of' Ilic: l' ri·sidl'l1I 111' 1lr1: llriitcrl ~laff's: he: iii 'I nl11n .n11pow1:rc.:el hy law lu n·.mm·e, lty force, 1111n11tliori1.ed sclllt•rs 011 the p11l1l1c la111ls. , · l'n:vin11s to tli n yrnr 1~2 0, ..-:iks of p11l1lir. 1111111~ \1'r.rf' 111ad 1~ upon rrctlit. I In ('(JllSl:lplC'tl\'.U lliis s p •te·111, lnr~I~ rp1:111lili1·s lr11ul liacl 111:!'11 p11rd1nsl'd I:1 on 11pc·c11lalio11, 111111 n vnsl nr1101111I ol' dd1I to fli t: ( :11l'rr r1111f'11t c:1111lrodC'cl. ~ To u •lic:vo Ilic e111l1arr11!:sr·d r.n ndiri1111 of tllf'se· cll'hl11r~. 1111 nl'l wnli pnssc·d, 1utliorizi11g lhn rr.linrp1isl111w11l l1111ds l'nrdi:~sc :tl, :1111.I ~."l.'s 1i111ti11 r:l. 1·:1sl1 pny1111·11ts li1r the r.r<·clit syslrm. At th1! s11111n l1nw, tli1! 111111111111111 l'rll'r. of I''"' or l or or or 1 I ,1. ......._ ~ Q �- ~ 9:: 200 GENEllAI. vn:w OF Till·: UNITED STATES. fund was n~1!11ce<I from two dollars to one tlollnr nnrl twenty-five 'cents fl('t ncrc. Tlw lu111ls nrc first cxpm;t·J fur ~nl c liy prodnmntion or tho Prc~i· dent; tho hig hest liichlr.r nl this snlc rniling to pny, the trnct is oflctrtl ngain, n11d the foili ng hit!tlcr is Jcclnrctl inc:npnhlc of purducsing. At Ilic sales, choice trncls nml fnvorilc positions coinmnnd good pricc.i, hut n lurgc proportion of the londs remain 1111sold, untl nrc 1•nlcrcd for privnlo snlc. /\ grcnt nmou11t of public lnncl is in tho occupnncy of persons wl10 l111rc sell led upon it without lcgnl title. T his is not done from nny i11lenlin111on , the pnrt of the settler, to clclcr pnylllcnl, hul tnkc!i plnr.c principally in 1 consC<jUt·nce of 1111avoirl11L>lc clclnys in the bringing the !111111 to 111:irkc1. r,uws haYC Ul'Cll pnsseJ, grnnl ing to persons of this description a pre.e11111· tio11 right in the 11cquisitio11 of n title, thnt is, tlie l'refl:re11ce over all oll1t·r pcnm11s in entering thc lurnl nt privnle snlc. Fir e pl'r cent. nn nil snlcs of p11hlic laucls wi1hi11 the Stoics sc\'crnlly i~ rcscrvcd-thrcc-lil\hs of which is lo l>o e:<pcncb l by Congress in 111al<i11g roads lt-ml ing to the Stutes, nn1l two.filths lo be cxpcndecl by tl1e Slulrs in the c11crn1 rngement of learning. The first part of thi11 rcsrrvntion Im~ l>cc11 cxpcmkcl on the C111nlicrlr1111l roml ; nncl the trensury of the ll11i1nl Slntc·s is g rratly in mhnnre lo thnl fund, on nt'.counl of this p11hlic work. T ltc qua111it y of 11nce1k<l ln111ls, hdongin~ to the l111li:c11s, 111111 Iyin).{ uor1li 11111! west <1f 111<: Slnles 01111 territories of lhe U11i1rtl Stu tes, 11111 withi11 1hr li111i1s of the ll11ion, lms hccn <:slirnah·rl 111 11r11r 8 t1t1,1100,ooo of nc:res. In It rr porl of the L nud Commissionrr, dnl<'cl Apri l 2il, 18:12, it is slalc:cl lhat tl11· <pta11tilyof lu11tl hdonging to the: IJniletl Slates, lko:111hcr :11, I A:ll , lo whicl1 lice Jndinn uncl oll11!r titles 111111 hccn e.xti11g uislwd, wns ~27 ,2 !)!J,138·1 a<.:rt's ; tltnl 10,7 t:l,:Jl7 nr.rc!S hnrl hcl'll npproprintnl \\'ilhi11 Ilic! Stalr.s nrul h:nil<Hi1·s where lhe lnnds lie, licr intC'rulll 1111provc11u·nfs, college~, ncnilc" 111ir·s, .:0111111011 schools, &c.; ~08,28 8 ncn:s hacl hrc:11 rcs<:l'l'rcl ns s11li11r l11 111ls; nncl tltnt 4G,080 ncrcs luul bt·cn grnntl·cl lo tl11: clc:a f 11ml 1l111nh i11s1i. t111ion!i in C.:o nnccticul on<l l(cnt11cky. For the lill c~ to these l11111ls, 1l1r ' l111ilccl Slat<'s hnvc paicl, 011 llin I.ouisi:11111 purchnsc!, $2:1/1\.1 122!"1 1 i11c:l111I. .., ing principrd nn<l interest; on lhe Floricla purchase, $fi,2f't 1,11 lli '; on 1111' 11 <.:corgia, Ya7.oo, n111l other contrnr.1s 1 $ 18,!112,21 !1: total , $ ·1 ~ 1 077,!i~il. The! a11in1111t of s11lc11, 1111 lo S<:pl<·111l><'t', I 8:J I, has lwcn $:17 .~!72,71 :I: !talanr1·, :S t 0,81M,8:J8. The nmnu111 or snlr.s is Mrachmlly on the incrl'nsr: in 18:!·.!, tht! 111111)11111 \\'OS $!1,1 I :;,:no. To Iii<! prcs1•11l lime, il nppcnr~ Ilia! lljl\\'Hl'cfs of 150 milliclllS of' ncrc:s laavc ll{'<!ll survcyccl , nlumt 211 rnil· !io11s solcl , 11loo11t 11 (I 111illio11s of llCl'l'S Slll'\'C}'t'cl 111111 llllSOlcl, or which !!fl 111illio11:; nre i11 111arlcet, reacly li1r cnlry al lhc! mi11i11111n1 price, nut! nhoul :Ill millions subject lo be proclni111ccl, whc11cvcr there is 11 d<:mnncl. A dnim hns IJ<'t'n s<:t up in some of the new S1111r.s to the entire property of 1lw p11lilic lands wilhin tlieir lin1its. No 11llc111pt has, however, bt.'Cn maJc lu c11fi1rl'.C lhis clnim. Thn li1llowi11g nre tho plnces nt which offices nrc cstnlili ~ltc1l for the snl•· of p11l 1lic lancls : - 1l ?llariclla, • •• .••. •• Ol1il) . ianCs\'illc, .•• •• • ••• <lo •• ~lo'nl orm·illc, ••.•••. Jo .. Cl1illicoll1r, •..•••. . do .• Ci11ci1111ali, .• ...••. clo .. Wooslcr, . . , .. . .•.. do .. l'iq110, ......•.••.. tlo .. n11cyrns, .. .••.. . . Ohio. JdTcr~on 1· illc, ... I 11cli:inn. Vi11r.cnnc~, . •..••.. cl11 •• • Tntli~crnpoli~ •. , . •.. ell) . .. C.:rnwforcl~\' illc, ..• . JI) . . • Fort Wnynr, ...•.. ell) .•• f.n l'orh•,. .•..•• . .cln .• • Shnwncrtown, . . • llli1111it. J(n~kn ~ki~ •• •••• . .. ctn .. . Eclwnrclsvillc, , .. , .110 . . . Vnn cl~lin, •.. .... •• clo .. . l'alcslinc, ... . ... . .1tn .. , ~pr i nl!ric lil, . .• .. .. 110.. . lh11 \'illc, . .. , ... . . ctn .. . ,. . · Qu lnr.y, . ••.••.. Jllinoi'. 8l J,011i~, .. ... JIJ inrn11ri. f aycllr, .. . ..... . . elf) .•• Palony rn, ....... , .clo .. . ' J.ckA111•, ••• . ••••• cln .. . ..•• A l11hn111a. /ll11rilisvilll', . ... .. , clo . . . W""lii11glo11,. llJ i~• i s~i ppi . A11i:u•lo, •...... clo .... . : l.uluglon, . ••.... . clo ••• Col11111l111~ •...••. rlo .• •.• I Rt. Rlcl'hc11'~ •.. A lalt~111 n . Cahn\\'hn,., •.••... Jo.·· Chocclc11111~,. 1ll1111tHillc, .... ... '.clo .. . • Tufte a loo,n, . . ..... tlo .. . Sl'orln, . . ......... clo. ,. , , . , . ••. clo. , • W nHliiln, or l\1011r~ 1 1lo ••• St. I lclc11~,. •.••.. . clo .•• 1 l>r. 111np•1li ~, 1111111111 Snl11s,. ... 110 . . .. . N<'w •.•. ct.1 • •. . . <)rl c~n~,. I .oni~i~11n. 01icl111i.n~, !.!Ill IMr11it,. . . l\licl1ignn Ter . \\'l1ile ~ . .. J o . . . • .l'ii;n•n . l rnt rll·, .. fllonrfJr,., .. .. ... , cl<l ••• ll :c t c~ \· illr,. ,\rlcn11 ~:i~ 'l'cr . I.ill le Hoc:k,. ...... cl11 .. . \\'n~l1 i11 i:l1111, •. .••. chi. .. FnyC'llc\'illc', . . , , .. cl11. .. T nllnl1n•srr,. l:lori•l n 'l'rr. St.A11~11¥li11r, .. . .. clo .. . l'Ol'IJ l./\TION. ·• Thnt which most concerns C\'ery S1111c is the pop11l11tin11 of ils lrrritnry, Including, together wilh lh<! 11111nhe r of i11hnhitnnls, n ricw of llwir 1·oncli. lion, nnd their 111r.1111s or sultsislNwe 11ncl improvrnwnl. Civili7.c·1l 11n1io11~ IHO solicitous, !!Spcei:i lly, lo OSCCrl:1i 11 lhe llllllllJC'r or persons who compose their rrs pccti\'e cnm1111111itics. ))jfforr nl 111elho1ls have IK'r n p1w:tis('ll fnr 11cco111plishi11g this purposc~ : 011e hns lwcn hy rslimnlcs fonndc·cl on 1111' Ollmbcr or ltollSCS, OllCI arhilrnril y nllowin~ 0 p.h·rn OUlllh('r of' jtl'rSOllS fi>r cnr.h dwell in~; nml ollwrs liy csli111ntcs fi11111cbl 011 llu! n11111lll'r of l1i1llis, 1111d 011 Ilic 1111111hn of 1li·alhs. Hut it is C\'i1lr:nt tlial 1u1 rdi111H'I' 1·n11 111· plnrctl on Ilic ur.cnrnry of rsliin:ilcs fo1111cll'cl on s11r.h dnl:i; nncl tl11! onl _y 10tisfiidory 111r.llwr\ is an :1r;l11nl rnmncration of tltr. inhahil:1111s. l·:xa1:I cnu111rr111io11s of ll1r. pop11la1ion of lhc mo!Ol civ ili1.ccl rounlrirs of Eun•I''' are or but r<:ccnt clntr.. The pop11lalio11 of Frnnce \\':tS not nr.c11ra1<·l y cl1·tnminr:tl. till nllcr the Frr.nch rcvol11lilln or 178!), nor that of En:.:lanJ 1ill 1801. The GO\·crn111cnl of lhc Unilr.J Stntcs is rntillPcl In thr: honor, we brlic\'<: 1 of having, ol ils first inslitulion, set lh<: cxnmplc of C'sl:c hl isltin~ n 1yetr.1H or nn ollir.ial Cl'nSllS of the inlialii1n11ts nt rq~u lar pcri11cls. Thr primnry object of tliis Census i~ the npporlionmrnl of tl1r. rqirc·~rnln livcs ID Co11grcss; hut, i1Hll'p<'111lc!nlly of lhis ohjrc'.I, it is j11s1l y rr·g:crclnl us n •cry importnnt nncl inlr•rr~li n;:: clnc11111r111, i11;1s11111C'h us it fiirui shrs lhc~ 1110., I 1t1lisfnr.lory incl<:x of thn g rowl It, prosperily, nnd 5t rc·n~th of IIce: rcc1111t ry . . Dy the Consti1111ion nr the U11i1t·1l S tntl's, it wns proviJctl 1li11t 1lie,1fr.,r Ctn.ms shoulcl be mntlc within thrr.c yrnrs nficr the first ml'r·tin~ of Con. Rr<:Rs, nn<l within C\'r.ry s11lisrq11r.11l tc:rm l)f ten ycnr!I, in surh mnnnrr ns they shnll l1y law ilin·rt. The first Census wn~, ncr.nrdingly, tnkrn in 1700 1 in which the populnlion of tl11: llnilrcl Slnlc11 is dividrcl into f> clnsscs, cxl1iliili11g the loin I n1111rn11t of lho scvrrnl clnsscs ns foll ows : 81 :1,'J!IA 1. Frcn white mnlcs under 10 ycnrs of ngr, .•..•..... flO'l ,:l'.?7 2. Free while nmles of IG ycnrs 11110 upwnrJs, ..• . ... . J /i5Ci,8:l!J 3. Free while fcmaks, . • . • .. . . .. . ..•.. .....•..... . !'>!l,'1fiCi 4. AII other persons, exc<:pl lmlinns, not tnxcil, . . .... , . G!l7 ,13!J7 6. Slnves, • .. • ...•.. • ...•...•... . ..... . ........ Tolnl pop11lntio11 of !ht! Uniter! Slnlcs in 17!10, 3,!l~!l,R~7 scr.011<l Cc11311 , , tnlcl'n in 1800, lhn pnp11lnlion 11·ns clivi1lc-cl into I~ c\Ms<'s : thn free whiln mnlr.11 11111! the frrc while frmnles, hr.ing r nch dlttrih11tc:cl into :; clnssrii, nccordin~ lo ngi\ nncl nil olhl'r free pC.r,ons, except l11Jin1111, nnl tnxccl, Connin~ Iha 11 lh r.lnss, nnil lhc sln,·rs the I ~lh. TOO following slnlc111c11t cxhihits the lotul nmo1111t of cnch of the scrcml fn lho cJM ~s : - �2ll2 <:J;;N EIL\J, \'IEW OF er .... ll'hi10 M•lr1. Wloila F(111nlc• Ullllo:r I fl yen rs of DJ!I', ••••••••• Of JO, 01111 unclcr I G, ..... •.• II Of I Ii, 2G, ..... ... II Of 2G, II 45,. ..... .. Of 45, oncl upword~ ••....... - 7ii8T8 \\'h'I 715,1!17 :12:1.r.1t1 1111 ,•l!J!l •111 ,fi!l·I 2·18,0JO ;i;,:i,1111 :l!l:l,1 :iG 1:11,:18!l 2ti2;187 .. I T11t:il pnp11lnlio11 of llto llnitrcl 8tn tr~, i11 Jf~no, .... !i,:IO.rt,!f2j Tl1e tltir<l Cc:11s11s w11s tnkctt in 1810: Ilic i;a111c tli\'isio11s wcH: :HICtl'lrcl r as in tl1c~ sc:co111f, 11111] llie 1111111l1t!n! of Ilic s1: vcral das~Cll were: as li11fow~: Cla111. \\'hite Mnlre. Uc ulr.r I 0 ye~ra of ngc, . ••...... llf 10, and untlcr I Ii, . ••••..• Uf JG, II 21i, . ••.... • l}f 2G, II " ·15, ..•.•. . . Of 15, ond upw1t11b, ••.....• .. \\'lute l·'C'111nlc:!". "'J,O:i.s,o:.s- "!18"i(i27 4G8.118:l !lH,5!17 5i2,!1!17 3ti·l,8:1G .f.tll,:122 5111,!lSti [1 t.1,2:.1; :1:11<,11s ---- 2,'187 /17 I 2,R7·f,•f:J:I- -5,f:r.2,001 All oilier pcr~on•, cxcrrt l uclinn~, not tn~ cc l, . ..... .•..• Hl!i 0f IG Slaven, .•..•..•.•..........•........... . .•..... . .. I ,El I ,:IGI i The (ourtli Cc11ms ,,·us taken i11 1mrn, in wliiclt each sr.x of Ilic frl'f' . wli itc i;1ltal1i11111ts w11s divi1lccl, ncr:onli11g lo ngr, into fl cl11~sr.s, ns in 11tr 1 sc:c011rl 1111tl lhinl cr11s11scs; 1111cl, in 11cldi1io11, lite 11t1111lic r of f'n·1: wltirc 111al1~i;, lir: twcc;11 I (l n11cl 18 years of ugc, was cx ltiliill'tl ill a 1lisli11cl Cl)lt111111. l'c:rsous <'11gagctl in ngricull11rc, cu111111crc:c, 1111tl 111111111r:11:lurcs, were nlso cli viclnl i11to 3 scvcrul clnsscs; anil forcig11crs, 11111 1111lur<llizctl, forn1rd nn acldi1io11a l class. 111 lite lltrcc first c11t1mc ralions, nll olhcr fr<:n pc:rs1111~ , t:xcept l11dia11s1 not tuxccl, were thrown i111 0 011e mnsR, without <lisli11diou of age or sex, nn<l tlic sanu: cottr$c was uclo ptctl rC!'!'f!<:ting lite sl111·1~c;; 11111 in Ilic fi H1rlli 0:11s11s 1 each sex o f 1Jotl1 1l11:sc desr: ripli ons of pcrso11!l wM disf i11gui~ lir:1 I ncconling to ngr., into liJur clnsscs. The rcsulls of tliill Ccn· s11s 1,·rr1; ns fi1llow s: Ctn ••. --u ...r..r I 0 yrnr• of Of:?<', ••••••.•• Mnlet. - r;ii~·.220 Of I 0, ond under I !i, ........ II (lf I G, II 2G, .•..•.. Of 2G, " " 45, .... .... Of 45, ond upwnrils, .•. . .... J'r111nlr1t. -j!Ji«l.f.711 1;12.s:1:; 77G,O:JO 71if..283 .f!l5,0G:'i 1;11s,:11:, 781,:171 7311,liUO -tr.2,888 1 Clau. -- I111tlN I ·I ycnra of oge, . • , .. Frum J.t lo 2ti,. ........• .. Fr n111 2G lo 45,, .•..• , , .,. Of 1.'i, nncl 11111,·ords, • .... . t:nlnr ~d rrt!'O nl. Mnlr•. --itiJ,59 ' 21,fll2 2:J,150 17,fil3 112,7:1-1 t"iimnl1•-.. 4,GJ2 RI• vet. M:ilPI, ••f'lltfl llf'• --15,8!18- --:ll:i;8W - ~·I.iii 2R,R:'i0 20:l,OA8 203,:JJG 27,IRI JGJ,72:1 152,mJ 18,flfil 77,Jf,5 70,tiJ7 120,7!JO 1 rcAr~~~~ ATl•l>)I. .. f"nln r('1I, I "I • l\'f'I. 7flfl,fl2A - 1:.0,010 -- !l,GJll, 1:11 l fl':?,'20.; 5:1,1;~~7 !! n111.1;1; r. ' 7'.!, 1•1:1 :ll'l/1llli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • •• •• • • • , . , , , rr... 'l'lw.fi.ft!t Cr.11.~1u wns taltcn in 1A30, in wlii..h n llCW clivisi1111 of lite ! white i11haliil:111ls was adoptl!d, cnr.h s<::.: l><'ini; dislrilt11tcd into q11i11•111c nni:il 1livisi(l1tS1 ll11t!Pr ~() )'l~llr!l o(' nge, 11111( i11ln dt'O'lllli:tf Cf;tSSl'S 1 from 20 lo 1011 yrnrs j but II tfini:rl'lll 111cthotf \\':\!'! folJ,,w ctf wit l1 l'l'"l"'l'I to Ilic l'n.~· colon·cl p<.: rsons n111l sin yes, each sex of llicsc two dnssl·,:; !icing fi1rul('cl i11to aix tlil'i~io11s . The 11111nbcr of while 111111 colnrccl 11C rso11 s wl111 n·c·n· clc·af n1ul cli1111h wns a lso stnlrcl, 1111cl rar.li dil'icl c•d i11t11 llin·c da~sC"s, ni:rnrcli11g lo R!;C: Ilic 1111111llf!r pcrSl)flS lili11cl is likewise cxhiltitccl. The llllt lll t<: rs of llio s1~\'cral class1:s nrc ns follows:- or \\'hire 1•t'1p11ln1inn. Clnss. ftJ n lc11. U111lr.r 5 yc~rs of ngc, . ....•... Front :'i I• > 111, .... . . ......... . F rom I 0 lo l.'i,. ............ .. Froon l!i In 20, .. . . . .. •. , ...•• Frnm 20 In :10, .• ..... ...• , .•• Frncn :10 In 40, ............ . . From ·10 lo !iO, .. .. • ....... ... Frn111 !ill to GO, . . .. ... . ......• Frum lit1 to 711, ... . . .••......• Fro111 70 In Rn, ..... ... • ..•... Fr,,m 811 lo!JO, ....... ......• . rr1nn r;:;:-- ~~ ITTJ ~'.!iJt:r, - 782,075 Gli!l,7:11 . :'i73,l!lli !l:'ili,487 750,i·l I r.:18.tl:iG 5'.lli,2H !JIP.,.111 .'i~'2J;J;, !i!'>.",,!,:tt Jli7,EtlO 2:!!1,281 J:1.i ,1Jf.~ :1;,c;,11 Iii !:!'.!:l,.'.111 I :11,:1111 !i1,1i2 :.1.1.:1:11; I :'i,RllG 2,1111 JOI I 1,.1:11 2,[>'l:I 2:11:1 5,3!i:'i,13:J .'i,171,l /.'i F rom !IU tu 11111, . . , ... . . .....• Uf JOU ontl upwards, .....•...• or 1111: forcgoi n!{, were: 1lc:af nncl cl11111h, ltnth~r I ·t )'l'lln! of 11 nllll 1111cl1:r ~;,, l ,!JO:i; of 2!i 111111 11pwnrJs 1 I 180G. Ali1:11s or for<:ig11 crn not 11nlt1rnli1.c1l, 107,13:S'..!. Ctnu :l,0!15, J:IJ 3,8GG,fl0·1 All olher free persons, except Intli~119 1 nol laxccl, •...•••••. free ~•. Tul nl p11p11l~tion of the Unite.! Stotce, iu 1820, .. .• In th e f.>rra oi11g nrc i11c\11tlc1tFrcc wlo!to ll blcs, hcl\\'l'Cn tloe ages of I G 01111 IE!, ... ... .. • l·..1rc:ii.:·11!u 1101 11"l11rnlizl'cl, .... .. ..... ... .. ......... . .. . l'cr ~ous rng,gcol in 1\gric11lturc, ......... • .............. 11 " in ( !o11lltH!FC:C " in lllunufoclurc~, ...........•.. . .. . .... ---1'11lul pop11lntio11 of llrn l111itrcl 81nt::".!i!' I E! IO, .•.• 7,!!:l'l,AI I 'a: 1 20:1 7,!;!li 1.~:n !i:t.i,!N I I .f.:it<,1fol" -9 ,fi:IJ:t~·r Free persons, n•ll loxed,.... ...... . ... ...... . ..... 1,li~'l 2,20.1,1 2 1 ~.100,fll.iil- -·1,:JM.m All otl1cr p<:rsons, cxcrl'l l 11<li1111•, 11ot ln:tccl, ... .. .. ... . 108,:1!15 Sb,·c•, ...•.....•.........•...... · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 8!1:1,0ll - ----- - - ' Tiii·: 'UNl'l'l-:1> STATES. IJnclcr Ill yrars of nr;c, ..... From 10 to 2·1, ... . .. . ..... From 2 1 to :Jr., ............ F ro111 :IG lo 5!i, ...•....•.•• Frn111 !i :'i to 100, ... ,.,, •.... 01' IUO, 111111 lil'wnrtl~, .....• or ngr., Free Calorc.I r c,.on•. ·~ i e» --4~.r.g- ·13,1)7!1 27,G.'iO 22,27 l 11,511!! 21i!) I .'i:l,1 t:I Ft •tnn1rft . ~,,,, l ,fl!i2; lllintl, a,!lH. .. Rl•1·0. ,.'"'";.:;- - -17,3'Jil i1R, l.1R 3'2,.'i ll 21,.127 J:l, 1 ~5 3t!(j :if.:i ..jiij.j J IR,Rfill 11,51.'i 7 18 JR.'i,7tlft I 1 l,~A7 •1 1,·DG !i7ti llili,1 :i:I 1,01 \1,A'.!2 !l!lli,22!1 :Jl~.!ili7 I H.l,!)fl.) -- j 11,i;ii:i :IOl",1711 Of Ilic colori~tl p1:rso ns, incl uclc:d in 1111~ fiirl'/.("illl-(, who nrc drnf unol 11111(1'. r H )'l'arn of' ngr., ~na; of 1'l nncl 1111clcr 25, 2·1<i; of 25 n11cl upwunls, 2~M. llli111l, 1,1711. Ju111L, ......, 0-. )..) �~~j' ~ t .. ' 20-i ~.f. I: ' 'r, ~· 11·.~1· Jf ·1 " l ·~' .'i~ ; .i I ,.., E'lotre nntl Trrrilorict. ·~, ·'/~ u'i':-J! 2~' I I I I ··J.l'' ~ ~: !h: f:;' ·ri· ·l1~ ;}, A .i'.f ·• ti ~··~i:I ':I '~ r :(. ,.-~··r, -~ .... ~ .. /1; flr~~l t~· ·I 8 . lo.vet. \ l!.?,8Gli,020 1:HJLE sho1oir.g the aggrrpult nu111l1tr of 1•r.rao111 in tach S tnle 01Hl 'l'u1ilory, ttil4 the rote of incrtnst rrr ce11t.f11r tht Inst Im ye11rs,frorn 1820 lo JfiJ\). 1 i'~. I • · ~ Rf'.,.tlAl'~~-.l!~ATIOIN. Cohu.i:fl. Grand lot.~1 nggrcgnto of l110 United State~, i11 1830, •. • , "··• i·f II ('I, or i'..ij~1 . WI., MA INB. 111,526,248 -:fl~,[,!i!f '°2,Ull!l,043 - 12,85•1,890 Aliens omilled In tho clneeilicntion nccouli11g to ngc, in the return · 5,177 m:irlo from tho Ninth Woril New York city, •.••• . ••••.• 125 OmillcJ i1l the cluaificalion from Ul~tcr county, New York, . ..• 11 • 210 " • • , from .tho K 1li~ trict of Lou ii;iann, ••• rcr~ons in tlto NRvtl aorvice of tlio United Stntce, June ht, Hi30, !i,m not included In lho gcncrnl <.:enpne, ~ ••••••.• •. .•.•.•••••• "1 '' -- 0' GJo:NEHAI. Vll;;W 01" ....., Fr•:ct C11lnr1•1I. \Y hi lrA. :l!IR,2G:I - Diiii l\lninr, .. .••.•.. • •..•. . GOI 268,721 New Hnmpsltirc, ....... 27!l,i71 G~I Vermont, .......... .... 7,018 GO:l,3!i!I lllassachusett~, •• • •••.•• :l,!ilil 93,(i21 ti hodo lsla nil, •••••••• .• 8,017 28!1,GOJ C'-011neel icut, . •••• . •••• • New York, ••.• . ••••••• J,8CiA,OG1 H ,A70 :l00,21ili JR,:10:1 NclV Jl'fscy, •.•.•..•• , • 1,30!1,!IOO :17,!1:111 l'co11~ylva11in, .•• •• •.. •. 57,GOI ]!i,855 llcloworr~ •.• . •• . • • ••• . 2!H,108 !i'l,!138 l\lnryln1ul, • .••••. , • • . •. G!l·i,:100 ·17,:Jt A Vi ri! i11 ia, •. . , • .• • • •••• • <17!.!,8·13 l!l,!i·l:l North C nrolinn, ••••••• . 7,!121 257,863 South Cnrolinn, ••..••••• 2%,AOG 2,48ti (;cor~ i:l , ....• . •. . .. ... l/1i'.2 l!l0,40li Al:ili~rnn, ... • , .• • , ... . . 70,413 51!1 J\I i~~io~ippi, • ..•••• • •••• 8!1.231 )(i,700 JAl11i~i:tn11, .. ............ 4,5!1!i 53.'i,741i J't!o ncs~cc, . • .•.• . ...... <l,!111 517,i87 ICcnlucky, • ••••• • , ••••• !1,!ilifl !l2A.:12!l Ohio, •.•••• ••• • • • . •• •• 3,li'.! 11 33!1,3!l!I Indinno, . . .•.. ...• , .. . . lllinniR, , • , •. •• , • , . •••• 15.'i,llli I Ui'.17 !i(i!I J l ·l,7!l!i llf i~"'rnri, . • • ••• • • , . , •• 21il 31,3-IG illir.lii,:::1 11, . • • • • ••••. . •. 141 Arkn u~n~, ••• , •.•• .. • .. 2.'i.f.71 JR,:Jf\!', 811 Florirln, .•... • •••..••.. G,15'2 27,!i6'.I District of Col11111lri;i, ..•• ---- - -- 'l'ol•l. i.;1nres. 2 :l ········1 17 2.~ 7;, 2,2.'i·f .111.1 3,2!12 102,!J!J.( '1G!l,7!i7 2·1.'i,liOI 31.'i,-101 217,!;:11 117,S·t!I G!i,f.!i!I 10!1,.'i8A J.11,f,()3 lG!i,213 (j :I 7-li 2!;,0!11 :12 '4,571i 15,!iUI G,11!1 nr--.JI n.~· rrt·n~4. 1\hcn1. -Ir :i:l.t; :i.~·:r. 3!1~J,!t.'i~ 410 2G!l,32R Ill.JI) 280,G.'i2 l!l.01 3,Jd 610,iOA I fi.(i.) 11,itil 1,11111 !17,J!l!l 17.01 8.1 ·1 1,1111 297,f.7.'i • l,!11 8,f.08 3!1.:lri 5\1,Wtl 320,82:1 15.!i!l 3,Jt:S 1,:J.U:l,2:1:1 28..lfl 1s,:i;6 SA!I 31l 7G,7•1!:l -1-17,0·IO !l.7·1 ~.ii'& it-".> J,211,40.'i J:l.i O 211'1 7J7,!18i l!i.!i\! 41'~ !i81,18!i l!i.liO 1111 511i,1.l2:1 !il.51i rs 30!1,!i27 I.12.no ;-i 13G,li21 81.07 i21!i,73!1 <10.GJ 1,713 119 G81,!10·1 li!!.O·t Ji] !iR7,'ll 7 21.!10 !137,!IO:I liO.OG r.,iill 2i'.I :113,031 I :13,07 4.'tl l!i7,H!i Ifl!j.I Ii 15~ J.111,·l!j!i J 10.!J'.I :ll,G3!1 ~ .'ill.10 1,1•1; 11 30,:lSA I r:uo 2'21 31,731!. .. . • i'll 3!1,RJI 20. IU IOi,8:1? Totnl, • • . . . • . • I 0,52/i,!MR :JI !l,!i!l!l 2,00!J ,0·13 112,Rlili,O!:W • I 11 t.11uHMs: S.f.C'l>l tlC'lt rr.rulnrly rcluroc:c1. I A1l1lin• s.~1 8 '"r nnvnl •r.n ·iw. I lnclmliug 2JO 110. A l'l'ORTtONf.l l·: NT OF llEl'HESL·:NTATIVES. Dy the lnw pnssctl in 18:12, for lhc npporrionnwnt <>f Hrprr.sr.nlnlin·• omong the se\'crnl States, it is rnnc:t('d, flint from nnd nflcr the fliirJ clny of March, 183:J, the IJousc of Hcprr~rnlnth·cs sl1nll he r.0111poscd of nwmhcrs ckc:tccl ngrccahly to II ratio OllC IkprCs!'nlnlil'C for CYNY ·17,iOU persons in rnch Slate, computed ncconli11g lo the rule prcscrilicJ Ly 1lir (;n11sti1ution of the United Slatcs, which is os follows: Hcprc.scntnti\'CS nncl direct loxes slinll he npporfinnC'cl nrnon~ Ilic sr.l'rml Stoics whiclr mny lie incl11dctl wirliin tl1is Union, nc:conliu~ to 1l1eir rr~~· tivc numbers, wlriclr slrnll be <lelermi11<'ll hy nddiug lo !he wliolc 1111ml1cr of or \ 205 frcc persons, incl uding those hound to f;C rvice li1r a term nf ycnl's, oruJ Including Indians 1111! laxcd, llircc-liflhs of nll 01 l11~r persons. T he fullowin:r talilc! cxliihits the ltcprcscntnfivc Populalio11 of cnd1 State, the number of H<:prc;sc:nlnlivcs to which cnclr is cntillccl, nrrcl Ilic fr:u:linn-. which remain nflc r dividi11g the Hcprcscntatirn l'opulutiun of each Stale u_v 11 47,700. Stnlo. M11inr, .. .••..•• Now l1;11npfi hirc,. Vrrmnnl, • • .•••• MnRRnchnsctts, .. n1r0Jc 1 ~1ancl, . • • Conncct.ic11t, ••.•. New York, •... . Now kr eny, ...•• rcn11~ytva11i11 , ••• l>cl11w11rc, ••• .. .• M nr~l :~n<l, . . .. •• 0 V1ri:1111:i, • •• • ••• • t'rnc· Itri•. l'••I'· No. 1io11 s. ~ ----·· :J:l~l,4 ~. t 8 17,851 2G!1,:m !i 30,tl'.!7 2Hll,li!'i'.! {j ·12,152 !ilO,IOH 12 38,00A !17,1!12 2 l ,7!12 2!17,lili.'i Ii 11 ,165 I ,!118,.'i7H 40 IO,!i78 :lt!l,!121 G :l:J,72t 1,:1 l!l,Oi'.! 28 12,1i2 7.5,4:1 1 I 27,7:11 ·IO!i,R. I'.! 8 21,2·12 1,02:1,so!? 21 Jl,802 S1n1u. Tirp. f'•'l'· f'/o. llrf'· North Corvlinn, .. - f,jfi,ff~ ·-1 :1 South Carolina, •• <l!i.'i,02.'i ~' Gcorgin, •• •• •••• -12!1,8 1l !I Ablrnmn, •.•• • •• 2ti'.!,!'107 !i M i·~ i~Rippi •• • ••• llO,:t!;7 2 Lo11"1ana, . .•••• 1 7 1 ,!HI~ 3 'l\·nnc••cr, ... .• . li25,21i:I 1:1 I<en lucky, ••..•. li21,A3'.! J:I Ol1io, .•...• • •••. !1:17,!HJI )!I Jnclinna, •• . •.••. :t-t:J,O:JU 7 Illinois, . . .••• , , • 157,14fi :t J\I i~souri, . ...• . . 1:111,-11!1 !I j.";;j(:" tin11~. 1:1;nn 2!i,i25 !jf f 2·1,1107 14,%1 28,Hll·I 5,l li:I 1,;:1·1 JI ,fiOI !J, t 30 M,O·IG J:i,ctl!I - - -~-· - It will be seen, l1y lhc nLove toLle, that the 1111rnl>cr of rcpresenlali\ cs ia 240. INDIVIDUAL STATES. MAINE. MAINE is the m ost norlhern :11111 rnslcrn of tire United Slntrs. Prr.vio11s lo the ycnr 1820, it wus Cl)1111cc:te<l with Mnssnch11sclls, in nil its pnlitil'al end socinl rclnlions. Tl1e lirsl pcrn1n111:11t scHlcrncnt wos m;id1! from the Plymouth colony nt York, i11 lli:JO. Emigration lrns lx·cn Jllorc slow In tlr i~ Stnfc, thnn lo those of a milder clirnnlc; yr.I, pcrhnps, !here is no Sfnlc in the Union which promises lllorc iudcpeu<lcncc, from its own nnlur::il 1tren~lh n111l resources. flln111c is bow11lccl on the north :ind n'>rlh-wcsl by LowcrCnundn; so11th-cnsl by the Atlm1tic Occnn; cnst liy New Bru nswick; nn<l west liy New I bmpahire. Its extent from norlh fo snutlt, is nlxlllt 21 Q miles; nnil frnm C':t~I fo wcsl, 102. The nr<'~• is :il>out :11,1:;0 squnrc miles, or rn,720,0011 ncr<'s. On the t;Cn-const, the co1111try is generally level; nt some~ dist;inrc i11 the Interior, hilly j nncl in !he Cenlruf pnrtS Of the stnte, nrc lllllll)' lllOlllllU ins Of considcrn blo clcvntion. '. Tho principal Ili1>crs nrc the St. John's, PcnoLscot, Kcn11cll('('k 1 Anrlroscoggin, Soco, l'lcnsunt, IJomnriscolln, nnJ Union. The principnl //11y.,orn Co8co, Penobscot, Frcncl11nnn's, Englisl11nnn's, J\lncl1ins, 111111 l'nssnmn. quoJJy. Tho most 11o!ed /,nkcs nrc Mooschrncl, lllllLngog, Schngo, the SchooJic Lnkcs, nn<l I~1kc ChP-~1111cook. Small Jnltcs onJ ponds nre numerous, in nil parts of 1lre Stnrc. 'J'ho soil on the CC)nst is various, nncl of hut moderate fertility; in Ilic s w �'II"'·'~Ml'~~~ .s ) . ~ .i/ , 4 ' ~hi ~r ·,, ·~' ·'~ l' ~~.( \ii;1 1·~1. ·~ ··\ I :si .,, · .. I ~ :~~ a:J~ · ~I ­ }. f ~( ~ •n:_!-i g,. ~ i ·'t-i : ?r,J ' . J ~\ I ' ' ·I ~ ·:i· .•r t; I .,_ t' jl ~ i ',. ~it I l ri ll: ' MAINE. interim, 1110s! oftlic land is 1110re productin:; OIHI S•llllC or it, (·~rl{'1:in lly on rlu: l\c11nclli!ck ond l'c1101Jscot rivc·rs, is liTtil1:, 111111 wc:ll nd11plr:d In 11gri1ul. turc and gra7.ing. The prod11cc is princip11lly groin, of nil the kinds rni!lC'll 1 I i11 New Englnnd; finx, gross, &r:. T ltc clim11tc of tl1is 8tutc i~ ~ul1jr.cl lo gr<'al r.xl rrnic's of licnl niul cold; yet tlic nir, in nll pnrls of the co1111try, is pure n11d i::iluhrio11s. Tiu: s11111111crs ore short, !tut ngre<:nlJlc. The colrl of winier is severe; yet 11,.. scn:niry of the sky, nnd the i11vigorali11g i111l11e11ce of lhc nl1nosphcrc, mah n111c:11ds ICir rite severity of the wcntlu:r. The con.~l is i111l!'111t:1l wilh h~y· aho1111rling in excellent hnrliors, nlforrli11g great fiu·ililics for co111mcrrc. Vo•I 'l11:i11titir:s of l11mhcr, in oll its varidics, ore cxporlcd; ns nlso, fish, ~f, pork' pot 111111 p<:nrl :i"hcs, grni11, &c. In 1s:11, tire imporls were fo (}I(' v:il111! of $!1·1111117, nntl tire exports $Hll!i/)7:1; of which, $7!l!l,7'18 llnt i11 domc.<;lic prorl11cr.. The to11m1gc culcrcJ , 101,H·l !"us. Tim lr:111kin~ c:1pital of tlte Stoic is $2,1711,000. The Sintc expenses, in Jf:l:lO, 11crr ah•iut $2!)7 ,ooo; of which, s:;o,ooo wM ruiscd lty direct tnxntinn. In 1820, th<!re were I 38,000 children in ril:iinc, bctwc:c:n '1 niul 21 yr·nrs of ngc ; of whid1, nhoul I 02,000 nltc11<lc1l sd1ool. Thi! nnn11al cxpc11rlil11r<' i• nlinut $1 :JB,000. E\'l!ry town wi1hi11 lite Stnte is 0liligcrl, hy lnw, lo rai"' nn1111nlly n sum cqoivnlc111 nl kasl to 40 ct~nls, from each person witliin tlrr t•1wn, 1;1r rhe support of comrnon schools. $!i,OOO i111111n11ally npprnprin1"1 fi1r the crlur.nlion of indigent 1li:af uni! 1l11111li persons, ut tltc Arnrricnn Asylum in I fnrlford, Conm;c:!ir:11t. I .n1 I'~ 1; J·:N J-:H A I. \'JEW OF 20 6 l, WI 1 ' " li : :, I _,p ~' ·ti 'i4 .r 1. 1:1· o\ .iri;J!i·r l' C:.e _,'I (Q l·"I ...r~ I -+ ' .: ..,. .... ~ r. Cl! Q... l'Ol'Ul.ATJO!'{ OF COIJNTll·~'3C11u11tica. ropolo l ino. Coun1r T~l\'' ""· C11t11locri~~ !Tii.102 l'orll>111I. ll~11cncl1,. .• . .•. 2-1,:1:1r. Crulinc. h'.cnncl>cclc, ..... 52,-18·1 A IJ(; lfSTA. ~ Wi"CDPAr.l. Lincoln,. ...••.. 57,183 '1'01'•!1~111. Warren. Oxfor!l, ...••... 35,21 I l'nri•. C..:01111 1i r"'. 1•01•1111' · lit111. c;mrnly Tn" 111 j i~5.ii1 lbui:or. :15,787 Norriils:cwock. 2!l,i8!J llcl fo~I. 21,'ll·I Macliinft. k. Y ork, .••.•.•.• . !il,i22 ~Yor Alfrc1l. Tolnl, ..... :J!J!l.'l!i5 l'c11ohscot, .•..•. 8o111crsr.t, ....•.. \\'nl<lo, ........ WnRltl11glo11, . ... POl'ULATION AT J>JFFl-:l!ENT 1·1-:n1ons. Jn 171i5, . . . . . . . . . . . 20,71lfl ll"C::nr.ASF:. I 7!HI,.......... .. !Hi,.'i·IO From 171i5 to I i!IO,.......... 75,7fi'J 1800,. ..•........ 151,71!> 17'10 In J!lOO, .......... !i.'i,179 1810, •..••....•.. 2-2fi,705 JAOO 1•1 JHJO, ....... . .. 1r.,9P6 IA':?'.l, .•.• • ..•.••• 2!18,:J:l.'i I AIO to I R20,. . . • . . . • • • W,liJO JSJO,. .. . ...... . . :J'.1!1, l.'i5 11320 to lfi'.111, .....•.... JOl,120 Of Jhe nliovc pop11ln1io11 of IA:IO, wi:rr., white~ Mn li:s, 2UU,llA7; wl1i~ fr.mnles, 1 07 ,5()). or whid1, 1:;;1 nrc dc11r (lflfl Ju1111>; 15-l nrc l>lind1 and fo reig ners, not nat11rnli7A'<I, :l,fJ2(J . or fr<'C colorc1l pe rsons, tltc n~ nrc, l\falc11, noo j Fr.111nlcs, G7J i s:oft1, l\lnlc11, none; Fcninlcs, 6. Colored 1lcaf 1111<l d11mh, l G; hliml, J. INT Ell NAJ, l iltr ROV EJllENT. 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II !l 4 ft 12 •;: (;' JH !!~ 2•1 :l!i !i i .'tit 11'2 Ii~ IA Ji!. /-" muSrnndi•A 2fi In 1~murooth. :i.~ Tu J.i111 i11J!l1111 ,. • • ·I I l.i111rri ck, .. . ••• . l*ur..-uulit·ltl, .. . . . l·:lli11i:lin111 1 N. 11 .. ,, (•' j i ,. )II ·rn111worll 1, .. .. . 13 1.'i. ,_.,,,,,, ll1to1poo 2:1 lo <:11.tlirrr. !.!~l Tn llr1·11-..r, ••..• :ti 'hriu,!I011 1 •••••• 1:11 J:11rke1onrf, .•.. • . ~ 71 Orl:r11•I,. ..•.. .'•. r..'i l't>1111l111i·ul, .•• •. . li7 ( ·11 ~ /inr, • . . . . . .. fol ;, ,. 1:1 21 Ill 11: :11 ·17 JI 7i H 17 ;11 !,!IJ 1: ~1; ti :11 !ll '-, 0 'f- �RESEARCHERS Listed below are the names, addresses and areas of research of people who are willing to do research for others . This list came from the Roanoke City Public Library strictly as a service -- NOT as an endorsement . Please contact the individuals concerning their fees. Key: --------------------------------------------- Rl - Library Research (printed/microfilm) R2-Courthouse Research R3 - Vital Records R4 - Church Records RS -Cemetery Records R6-ALL " R" Records Tl-Travel and research areas UNLIMITED T2-Travel and research areas LIMITED BY MILEAGE stated T3-Travel and Research areas LIMITED TO counties/cities indicated ----------------------------------------- Mrs. Arlene Bell, 431 Homeplace Drive, Salem, VA 24153 . R6; T2-120 mi. Mrs. Judith G. Blackwell, Rt #4 Box 76, Floyd, VA 24091. Rl, R2, RS ; T3 - Floyd & Montgomery Cos, Va. Mrs. Ann Chilton , 505 Fugate Rd NE , Roanoke, VA 24012 . R6; T3 -B edford & Botetourt Cos, Va . (703) 387-9250 (703) 6Sl-3437 (703) 366-3070 Mrs. Wiliene B. Chitwood , Rt 4 Box 912, Rocky Mount , VA 24151 . Rl, R2, R3, RS; T3 - Franklin & Roanoke Cos. (703) 483-9852. Troy M. Hunter, Highway Carrier #83 , Raine lle, WV 25962 . (304) 392-5669 Rl, R2, R3; T3- Greenbrier, Monroe , Summers , Mercer , Raleigh & Fayette Cos, WV Mrs. Jimmie Steele, 1830 Carter Rd SW, Roanoke, VA 24015 . (703) 342-1600 R6; T3 - Bedford, Halifax, Henry, Patrick, Pittsylvania & Roanoke Cos, VA. Cities - Lynchburg & Roanoke, VA. Mrs. Elaine M. Trumbell, 5872 Viewpoint Ave , Salem, Va 24153 . R6; T2 -50 mi. (703) 380-30l13 NATURALI ZATION RECORDS The records for the Northeastern states previously at the National Archives in Washington, DC, have been transferred to the Boston Archives Branch. The material -:::onsists of "dexigraph" copies of petitions from federal and nonfederal courts in Maine , Massachusetts , New Harrpshi re & Rhode Is 1and made by the WPA, and card i ndexes for all six New England states. This covers late 18th century to 1906. NAVARRO LEAVES & BRANCHES, Navarro County Genealogical Society, Corsicana, TX, Vol XVI, Issue III, via The South Carolina Genealogical Society and Kansas City Genealogist. �/66 QUERIES 94-85: Seek info on the MJRTCfi & McQUIRE faro in Tazewell Co, VA. William MORTON m Analiza McGUIRE 1851 & moved to Cedar Co, MO . Was William a bro of Robert & James, s/o Benjamin Wimbish~ Kim Morton, 1823 Willow Point, Kingwood,, Texas 77339 94-86: Seek info on Meritt HARVILLE mi to Tabitha MINTER Henry Co, VA 1834 . Fam moved to MO late 1830s. Was Meritt s/o Demarus HARVILLE & Winney 'IHGm.SON HARVILLE? Kim Morton, see._94-8~ 94-87: Seek info on Jacob ROCK who rrd Martha GIVINS 18 Mar 1827 , Botetourt Co & their son Andrew B. RCX:K. Mariarme Jones, 1168 Burton Drive, Danville, VA 24541 94-88: Peter JONES mi Mary ANGLE 31 Jul 1838 in Salem, VA. their par, sib? Marianne Jones, see 94-87 Who were 94-89: Seek info on par/o Thomas J. DOSS & his wife Nancy A. DOSS, both of Craig Co. Death certificates state Thomas' par were Paul DOSS & Rebecca PAXTON; Nancy's par were listed as Ruben BRIZmTINE & Nancy GARLAYHER or GARHEYHER. Mariarme Jones, see 94-87 94-90: COLE, James Ralph b Cranes Nest 1917. Seek par names and other info . Clinton D. Shepherd, 2322 Beren Ln, Westminster, MD 21157-7402 (Note: believe Cranes Nest was/is in Wise Co) 94-91 : Searching for info on Thomas & Mary WILLI.AMS of Grayson Co, VA. Thomas WILLI.AMS sold property in 1811 Grayson Co. A Thomas WILLil\MS was on the 1782 Montgomery Co, VA tax list, was this the marne one? Thomas & Mary WILLIAMS had a son, Henry, who rrd Sarah KINWORTHY 5 Dec 1804 , Grayson Co, VA. Rita Maberry, P. 0. Box 837, Damascus, VA 24236 94-92 : Searching for par & sib of Pleasant Coleman TAYLOR . Pleasant TAYLOR b ca 1815 NC, d 24 May 1893 Wythe Co, VA; rrd Jane Reed 'lliARP (a twin) ca 1840, d/o Jonathan & Eliza (SAUND~) THARP. Their first two ch were b in NC. Jane's fa owned property in Rockingham Co, NC adjoining John H. TAYLOR. Could Pleasant be a desc of the John H. TAYLOR? Rita Maberry, see 94-91 94-93 : Researching YOAKUM & VANBEBBER faro in VA, W VA & TN. Any info would be appreciated. Need info on YOAI«JM's STATION in the 3 states mentioned . Need par/o George YOAKIM (b 15 Jan 1758 , VA, d 28 Nov 1800 TN) who rrrl Margaret VANBEBBER (b 1754 VA, d 1794 TN) . Need sib of both. Joan V. Hutson, 1841 Park Ave, Napa, CA 94558 94-94: Seek info on Landon/Landy NEJolELL, b 1785 in VA . In what Co was he b? Botetourt or Montgomery Co might be possibilities . Name of par? Was John NEJtlELL his fa? Later moved to Pittsylvania & Halifax Co ca 1800-1805 . Would like to swap info. Alma Newell McMichael, 1932 Downing Dr ., Colorado Springs, CO 80909-2142 94-95: Seek par/o Henry CALIMELL/OOLWELL & Catherine HARLESS, rrd 3 Apr 1820 Giles Co, VA . Both were b ca 1801 . Had ch: Lucinda r Maryr James , El111ira . Louise, Archibald, Henry, Alexandra . Jeffrey A. Duchnowski , P . 0. Box 105 Shelton, CT 06484 �(b'l 94- 96 : Seek par & b/place of El izabeth (Betsy) J. WHEELING/WHELAN~ b ca 1825. Md Jacob BRADFORD (s/o Enoch & Eve [O«JY/CR.Gll] BRADFORD) 7 Aug 1849 Montgomer y Co, VA. Had ch Mark , Susannah, Lavinia, Nicholas, Mary Elizabeth, Noah, Josephine W. , Ja cob . Jef frey A. Duchnowski, see 94-95 94- 97: Seek pa r & b/place of George saiEPPERT/SHEPPARD/SHEFHERD, d 1841 Mont gomery Co , VA . Became gua r dian of & m:l Elizabeth HARLESS 3 Oct 1797 Montgomery Co , VA . Elizabeth was dau/o &hnund Emnanuel & Elizabeth (SEILER) HARLESS. They had ch: John/Johannes, William, David, Janes, Nancy, Washington , Philip Christi an, El izabet h, Addison. Jeffrey A. Duchnowski, see 94-95 94- 98 : Desire cor res with desc of Jonathan J. & Sarah A. (DICKEN) GALYEAN m:l 21Jan 1883 Surry Co, , NC, & T(homas) J(efferson) & Susan (BRYANT) GALYEAN m:l 13 Jul 1893 Surry Co, NC. Mrs. S. Oscar Dean, R. D. #3, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 Need dates & pl ac es of death & burial for William (Billy) & Carrie living in Car roll Co, VA until 1900 - 1910. Mrs. S . Oser Dean. see 94- 98 94-99 : ~CER 94-100: Need al 1 data on Martha GALYEAN & Susan GALYEAN , both b Surry Co, NC before 1870. Mrs. S. Osca r Dean, see 94-98 94- 101 : Would l ike to corres with anyone researching the SA(U)NDERS & APIFI.IB/ ACKERS/ACRES fam in Stl VA, ca 1790-1830 . I have Anthony SA(U)NDERS b 1.4 Oct 1796 location unk, rrd Lovicy AKElU> b 15 Jun 1800 in Montgomery Co; they were rrd 2 Mar 1819 in Chri stiansburg . 12 ch. Glenn Sanders, 7255 South Kiowa, Larkspur , CO 80118 94- 102: Seek inf oon: Henry Qner ~' b 1882 & Lillie Belle (FISHER) b 1890 - At lanta Bib le Col l ege, Lynchburg , VA - or - Carrq;>bell/Tazewell Co, VA/WV - ca 1900- 1930. H.C. : preacher, t eacher, RR jobs . Son: Willoughby, dau : Mary Oliver, s on: Edwin, dau: Doris , son: Joseph Hopwood, Dau: Betty Angerie. Wi lling to s wap . Cheryl Conway, 112 South 5th Ave, Highland Park , NJ 08904 94- 103 : Kemp/ camp THCHAS b ca 1772 , Al berrarle Co, VA, d Oct 1865, Wythe Co , VA mi Nancy BABER b ca 1787, dafter 29 May 1879, prob Grayson Co, VA. Kemp/ camp was s/o David 'lHCMAS & Ann Was Ann ' s maiden name KEMP/ CAMP from Orange Co, VA? Judy Bl ackwell , Route 4 , Box 76, Floyd, VA 24091 94-104: JmNELL/JOORNELL , Wi lliam, b Sept 1809, Augusta Co , VA lived in Montgomery & Gil es Co, VA. D 1850-60 Pulaski Co , VA. Who were his par? Judy Blackwell, see 94-103 94-105: SPRADLIN(G), James A. b 1827, prob Bedford Co, VA, lived in Montgomery Co, VA from 1850 ti l death in 1884 . Who were his par & where is he buried? Judy Blackwell, s ee 94-103 94-106: Did Eleanor WEIR marry Robert M.cCl\MPBELL in Rockbridge Co, VA, or in County Antrium, Ireland? Rober t McCAMPBEl.aL's f a, James, inmigrated ca 17 56 . Marriage bond of Hugh HARPm. & Nancy McCAMPBELL 1is t s Robe rt M.cCAHPBELL & Eleanor WEIR as par. Phyllis H. Stal ey, 108 Hayden Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45431 94-107: Need proof that William HANEY rrrl Margaret DAVIS . I found Margaret HANEY in 1850 Botetourt Co. census lis ted as HANEY , Margaret, b 1810 VA; Eliza F . 16; Junius R. 11; Susan 3. Junius Randolph HANEY in Rockbridge co . census living in boarding house & wor king as a mi ll er . Eli za F . HANE.Y mi John JIJRKE Botetourt Co. in Aug 1853. Phyl l is H. Stal ey, �see 94-106 94-108: Need help to establish proof of par/o Ephriam GILF.S, Jr. Will of John GILES recorded in Pittsylvania Co . Feb 1799 lists sons John, Jr· Willia.in Ephriam, George & J~s. T~s Ephriam GILES is not the fa of "my" ~1-.iriarn ' GILES , Jr. My Ephriam rrd Wilmoth WALROND in Pittsylvania Co. 10 Jan 1824. Phyllis H. Staley, see 94-106 Abbreviations b/place bro ch ca corr es Co birthplace brother chi 1d/ chi 1dren circa correspond county dau d/o desc f arn fa m:i - daughter daughter of descendants family/families father married par prob RR sibs s/o unk parents probably railroad siblings son of unknown =========================================================================== List of letters remaining in the Post Offj_ce Abingdon, First January 1815. (Washington County, Va.) Mathew Allison, John Anderson, John Allen, James Allen, Sarah Berry, Jane Bradley, Stephen Bovell, John Burket, (2) Daniel Boyd, Jo_ Barb, George Baugh, (2) Caboin Bush ? , John Buckhanon, Joseph Buckanon, Abraham Bradley, Mark Canaday, Hugh Catherwood, John Coble, Daviv Clark, David Campbell, Jr. William Cennell, Alex. Carson, Hoses Colez:1an, Jonathan M. Church, Umphrey Dickerson, Thomas Dunn, Elizabeth Doniso, (2) John Dunn, Rebecca Davidson, Jonathan Dean , Henry St. Jno. Dickson, Mosby Davidson, David Duff, G. W. Dixon, James Davis, Henry Edmiston, Samuel Fulton, Elexander Fortner, Polly Felty, William Ford, George E. Goff, (5) John Galliher, James Harper, Nancy Hammond, Henry Hardy, Samuel Holmes, Samuel Hilton, James Hogston, Micky Hammonds, Zeck Hobs, Ignatius Hazel, Jacob Holsu__ , Norton Hull, .Michael Hickman, Jacob Johnson, Stephen Jett, John Keys, Jr., Benjamin King, Harvey Lewis, John Lewis, Samuel Lockland, Nicholas H. Lewis, Jacob Lor_, (2) John Lariman, Jacob Lackels, James ? Lock, John Linder, Thomas M 1 Gehee, James H'Phers_ , Jacob Mongey, Joseph Miller, (9) Pe~- Miller, (2) Moses Norman, Edward M'N~-' Sabais Main, Christain Miller, Will_ Miller, John Murdock, John S. Moo~, Dr. William s. Morgan, James Newland, Miss Franky Nonaker~ San:.uel Preston, Robert Preston, John Preston, Capt. Robert Preston, James Prichett, Dudley C. Piper, Isam Pearey, Henry C. Ptintis, Jacob Perigan, Sol ? Payne, (2) Peggy Poff~ Rebecca Prichett, Robert Raper, Francis Rowan, Sarah Straits, John Stewart: 'fobiss Smtth: Nn;:i}i St.. John> ( ~ _) Georse St, ._T0h!1, Daviv St.out, Samuel D. Sutherland, William Steel, (2) John Sowerbeer, William Snodgrass, Surveyor of Washington County, Zachariah Asctt, Henry Sphare, John Thomas, William Tate, (2) William Tankersly, George Whittlebery, Kissier Widener, Jacob Whisunand, Thomas Williamson, Richard White, Jr., Richard White, Sr., John Whithers or Harrison Porter, David Young. JOHN M'CLELLAN, P. M. Published in the POLITICAL PROSPECT in 1815 at Abingdon, Va. �AKERS CEMETERY Contributed by Carole Presley Montgomery Cty . , Va. My directions are also fuzzy on this one. I have left on 739, left west foot of hill to Fred Pugh farm, Mt. View Farm. Ely Akers place. This cemetery well cared for and on private property. I read every stone. BORN NAME Roy Akers Selma Dice Akers Daniel Jackson Akers Daniel Ake rs 111ins? Eli G. & Elizabeth Akers 14 yrs . 4 mos . 7 days of Eli G. {George Arthur Akers .... Liz . Akers John Thomas Akers l Jan 1919 2 Feb. 1884 28 Apr 1873 12 Aug 1912 15 Dec. 1887 29 27 30 14 Apr. 1884 Apr . 1881 Dec. 1854 May 1858 Eli G. Akers Elizabeth Akers wife of Eli G. Akers 3 Sept. 1896 Oscar McKinley Akers 12 Mar . 1892 Waitman J . son of E.G. & Elizabeth Akers died in France (body returned) 14 Oct . 1914 Ralph G. Jones 1 Feb . 1883 Arthur F . Jones 19 Nov. 1879 Lillie B. wife of George W. Akers 1811 John Akers 1812 Celia, wife of John Akers 7 June 1870 Clara Epper ly, wife of U. M. Reed 11 Aug . 1869 U. Meritt Reed 16 Apr. 1876 Magdelene Alley, wife of U. M. Reed 25 May 1917 U. Dale Reed, D. C. 31 Aug . 1874 Margarete E. Reed Polly Reed 4 Nov . 1833 Andrew J. 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L )hra rv , Flh1n 0'i 1·,,r·k . i.oar•o};..e , ·~ ire, i n :i a . _;:- ::-:· ·:.4= ·:..;: !: : : ·~ ;~. -::: : · ~ :: : : -: : :: :.:- :: : : :.: : :. :: : : :: ;: :: :: :::: :: ·: :: ;: :: : : ::. :: :: :: ::" :: !! : : : : : : : : · : : : : : : : : : : : _.; : : : : : :: · : : : : : : : == :: :: :: ::- :: ::- :: :· ·=- :- ·: :: ·~ . :: . :: �VI RGI NI A AP P AL AC H I AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society , Inc . :: :: :.: :.: :: :.: :: =:.: :.::: :.: :.:.:.::.::.::.::.: :.::: :::: :: :: :.::: :::: :: :::.::.::.:::. :.::.: :: :: :.: :.:. :.: :: :.: :.: :: :.: :.: :: :.: :: :=== =:.::.::.::::.: :: ::::::.:::.::.: =:.:.=.::; == Vol . 18 - No. 3 - August 1994 CONTENTS President ' s Message Virginia in 1835 Bell Cemetery , Craig Co , Va . The Duncan Family - Sources Scotch-Irish of the Valley of Virginia Fash ion Waskey ' s Mills Militia Boyer Family Bible Anderson Famil y Ministers in Earl y Roanoke , Va Bird Lockhart ' s Book Conner Family Cemetery , Floyd Co, Va Queries Shavers Family Surname Index Changes to Bylaws Newspaper Items 105, 128; Reunions 108 ; 88 89 93 94 95 106 107 109 113 120 121 123 124 127 128 129 Hints 122 The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society next meeting will be the third Saturday of September at the Roanoke City Central Librar y, Elmwood Park, Jefferson St. (across from Community Hospital . �Dear fellow genealogists: The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society values your membership and your participation in the activities of the society. Your executive board works hard to try to provide services which will assist our members in their genealogical work . We are an all volunteer group and many people contribute to the success of the society. We do not have meetings in the summer but plan to resume in September with our regular meetings on the third Saturday of the month at the Roanoke City Library. Ora Belle McColman is doing a great job in planning interesting meetings for those who live near enough to Roanoke to attend. For those of you who live out of the area but whose research brings you to Virginia, your executive board members would welcome a telephone call. The Virginia Room at the Roanoke City Library is a wonderful place to do research . Please let us know if we can be of assistance to you . Sincerely, ~~~r:~ �.J i_ ~·1~ :1· !'I·. ~ ,., VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA IN 1835 (The title of book is below) An Accompaniment to Mitchell ' s Reference and·Distance Map of the United States; Containing an Index of all the Counties , Districts, Townships, Towns, &c, in the Union; together with An Index of the Rivers; by which any county, district, township, &c, or river, may be found on the map , without difficulty: Also, a General View of the Un ited States, and the Several States and Territories; with an account of the actual and prospective internal improvements throughout the Union: The whole, in connexion with the map, illustrating the geography, topography, and statistics of the union, in a more complete and satisfactory manner than has been hitherto attempt ed . _., i ----------- - ------- ---- Philadelph ia : P~blished by Mitchell and Hinman, No. 6, North Fifth Street . --------- 1835. -- -- ·-.. ********************************************************** This is only one section of the book which has 324 pages. We will try to publish this book -- but will take quite a while to do so. The Virginia Room , Roanoke Central Library, has a copy of this book - - wh ich is a gem! In the fron t of the book "Robert Waskey's Book for Milcels REference and Distance Map of the Un ited States October 25th 1839: Price $12. By George W Waskey It is now in the possession of Geraldine Obenshain, Buchanan, Va. The map did not surv ive . -1 1.! r1· ,\ L r,•. . ~:~ ~j ~~.·l ·~ '.\' i ·-i: ~; j,. :..,.·'1,·' . <. : J'1~¥ ~ :l, '· t~('i• VIRGINIA. Tm: name of Virgi11ia, though now properly belonging to only one of the Stntes of the American Union, wns originally give11 to the whole extent of country, ullcrwnrds divided into thirteen colonies. It wns b<'s!owed (in honor of Queen Eliznhcth) l>y Sir Wnller Raleigh, upon that pnrt of North America which he ntlcmptr.rl lo colonize. 257 Virginia was the.first nnglo-American colony, and the fi rst germ of a mighty notion. Jn mes I. in I fi06, grnnlc1l lo two Companies, the London nnd Plymouth, all thnt p;irt of the Americnn coast from N. laliturlc 34° lo 45°, under the names of North nod South Virginin. The lotter effected an nctual settlement on the Powhatan, now Jnmes river, nnd there commenced tl1c United Statc.c::. The early ntlvnnce was very i:low, the colony being regnrded with indi!ferencc in Englnml. In 1619, the first Legislature was convenednn ndvnnloge more than counterbalanced tho ensuing ycnr, by the i.ntroduc. lion of the first African slaves. As an English Colony, Vi rginia wos royal in its political features and feeling!'!. In the long revolutionary struggle, from 1612 to IGGO, the people sided with the roynl party. The revolution of 1688 extended il.9 e!fects into every section of Drilish dQmination, in which Virginia shnrcrl its bcne. fits. For n considernl>le periotl she e11joye<l great internal trnnquillity, and experienced nothing to interrupt her growth. In the year 1732, she gnrn L>irth to the most il111strio11s of hc,r sons ; the great slntesman nnd p11triol wlio wo!'I destined nllerwnrds to nchicve the intlepc11dcncc of nll the colonies. In the coloninl wnr of 1755, Virginia was truly distinguished. In that of Ilic Americnn revolution, she was, in many respects, tlm l cadin~ Stale; nml the illustrious J.Va,,hi11gton WM only one of mnny of her sons who shone in lhnt day of events. Since the peace of 1783, she hns rctninecl nn elcvnted rnnk in the family of Stoles. Fruitful of illustrious men, she lrns given fou r Presidents to the Union. During the late war with Grcnt Dritain, her citizens displnyed great pnlriotism in opposing the common enemy; nntl her maritime frontier su!fercd severely from his predatory incursiom;. The distinguishing national lroits of 117 Virgininns ore frankness, generosity, decision, nml unshrinl<ing pcrscvcrnnce. Nature hns bestowed on Virginia ndvanfagc of position, soil, climolc, and nnvignble rh·ers. She is ofien distinguishatl by the title of tho Ancient Dominion, prohnbly from the circ11mstnncc of her having IJC<'n the first settled of the colonies. This Stnte is bo1111dcd on the north by J\laryland, Pennsylvnnia, nnd Ohio; south by North Cnrolinn nncl Tennessee ; east by Mnrylnnd nnd the A tlanlic Ocean, aml on the west by Kentucky nod Ohio. Extent from north lo south, 220 miles ; from cast to west, 370 miles. Area, about 64,000 squnrc miles, or 40,f)GO,OOO ncres. D The principal rivers nre the Potomac, Shennndooh, Jnmes, Ilnppnhnnnock, Mnttnpony, Pnmunky, York, Rivnnnnh, Appomattox, Elin1bcth, Not· t1Jwny, Mcherrin, Stnunton, Ohio, Snntly, Grent Kanawha, Little Knnawhn, nntl the Monongahela, nn<l its principal brnnches. The Allcgh:my rongc of mountnins, with its numerous ridges, covers the whole midtlle section of this Stole, and gives it a rugged surfnce. The country c:u:t of the mountnins <lescenrlf! grndunlly lo the flnt nod snndy olluvion of the cons!. Thfl, clistrict west of the mountains is hilly. The soil varies greatly, licing sandy nud sterile on the con!';(, very fertile on the banks of rivers, and productive in the vnlleys of tho Allcghnnics. The climnte is equally vnricd, being hot, moist, nnll unhealthy in the lower nll11vinl country, nnd cool and salubrious nltlong the mountnin~ . To tlm production!! common to the northern and middle scctiom1 of tho Union, this Stnle adds tho sweet potnto, the fti!Cf1t tobacco, nnd in the southern pnrtii cotlon as n crop. The productions of W2 ii. r :dr.nl I' ~; !.l. ~·: j I .• hi '"'; ,, ~ (< ~u ~. I ,,.·I... 1,:J. t <: H !;ti C) H z \:l'i,' Ji:\ i~ t .. .. :~j .. . H ~1. > H ~1.4 t-' it·< ,,.l, z (X) w l/1 {J. }~; Jfl~ ~ tlj l ~ ~. ' . ... ~ ...~ . ~. ' '' I It '; ;~ ; .. ~. !l : '~ . :( ~ I!. ~ !', .~ ( ~ ..,.• 1, t !(l f··~'; --r' :,1·' !~>· f .. 'I ~ \;!J -Q l' .·1 I i· �\ ~ if i~ l ~ ~ 0 f VIRGINIA. GENERAL VIEW OF 258 J\tntthc1v11, • • . • the north nnJ the south 1 npplcs onJ wheat, cotton nnd tobacco, meet lrcrc ns in Tennessee in the western country. The tcrnpernlure, soil, nnd cir· cunislonccs ore supposed to be fovornblc in the highest degree to the cultivntion of tho grnpc nnd 1hc silk mulberry. The principal mincrnls founcl nrc iron c0al, limestone, nn<l nlso some copper nnd blnck lend. Gold hn~ 1 hcen lately fou nd in consi<lernblc quontitics. Tire belt of country in which this 111ctnl exists, extends through Spottsy lvnnin, nrnl some neighboring counties , in n south.west <lircx:lion, into North nllll South Cnrolinn, Georgia , :rntl Alnh:una. In this Stnte the gold is dilfu sc<l over l:lrge surfaccs, nm! hns not been fount! suniciently in moss, r.xccpt in n few plnccs 1 lo make mining prolitnble. The United Stntcs' Mi ning Com puny in Spollsy lvnnin county, nuout l 0 miles above Fredericksburg, nrc nt present working mines which promise lo yiel<l n handsome remuneration. The gol<l is here found embedded in ciunrtz, contnining from ten to forly per cent, in weight of nntive melal, nn<l so pure ns to rise n:i high ns twenty-three to twenty-three und n hntr carnts. The numhcr or cotton mnnufnctorics in 18!32 wns seven, with nn ngarc· gate cnpitnl of $ 200,000, making nnnunll y Ci75,000 ynr<ls of cloth. t> This Stntc !ms n Dank Cnpitnl of S5,G07,000, nn<l n Liternry Fund of $1,233,!>23; $15,000 of which is nnnunlly oppropriate<l to the education of the poor. Thero is nlso n fun<l devoted to internnl improvements, of ~2, 100 ,59 1 i the whole copitnl employed in which is oboul 3~ millions. Tire• n111ount of imports in 1831 wns 8.. 188, !i22 • exports J@ <>4 ' 150' 17iJ" •, of ·~ . ' winch ~4,H0 ,08Ci wns <lomcstic, on<l ~M89 foreign produce. 1 rol'ULATION OF COUNTff.S. ~~~--:-~~.,.--~~--::~~~-r-:--:-i--:--:--::-- Co11111ir1. Accon111ck,. • • • Alhcrnarlc,... . Allcglinny,.... Amcliri, . . . . . . Amherst, •.• , • Augusta, • • . • . nntl1, . . • • • • • . lkdford, • • . • . • llcrkclcy, . . . • . Ootlclourl, . . . . llrookc,... .. .. Brunswick, .. . n11ckinghnm,.. Cnbcll, • . . • . • • Cnmpbcll,. . ... Caroline,.. • • • Chnrlcs Cely,. . Chnrlollc,... . . Clms!crficlJ,. . . C11lpcpcr, . • . . • Cumbcrbnd, . . Oin wi<lclic,.. . . Elizabeth City, J;;9~c:t,.. .. . . .. fonirfnx, • . . . • . Fn11quicr,. .... Flnvnnnn,... .. Frnnklin,..... Frc<lcricl1, • . . . r np11ln1inn County Town1. 1G,r,:;i'; Drummond T. 22,Gl8 Chnrlollcsvillc. 2,81G Covington. 11,036 Amclin,C. H. • 12,071 Amhcrgf, C. Jl. 19,92G Stnunlon. 4,002 Wnrm Springs. 20,2·1G Liberty. 1 O,!i IB Mn rti n~burg. l G,354 Fincn~tlc. 7,0ill Wellsburg. l 5,7Gi Lnw rcncc~illo. 18.3.'> l MnyM·illc. 5.88•t Dnrboursvillc. 20,350 Campbell, C. II. 17,760 Uowlins::- Green. 5,500 ChnrlcoCily,c.11. 15.252 !If nrysvillo. 18.G37 Chcslorficld,c.11. 2·f.027 Fnirrn.x. 11,G!lOCumbcrl'cl, C.IJ. 21.!101 Dinwiclrlic,C.H. 5,053 llnmpton. 10.521 Tnppnlumnock. 9,204 Fnirfnir, C. 11. 2G,0fl(i Wnmmlon. 8,221 Pnlmyrn. H,911 Rollky llionnt. 25,0,IG WinchcRlcr. Countlca. Giles, . •• ~ •••. Gloucester,·· •. Goochlnnd,. · • • Grny~on, • · • • • Greenbrier, • · · Greensville, ••• Ilnlifo:t, ..•• ·• lfompshiro, • • • Hanover, . · •• . llardr, • • · • • • • llnrmon, .. • • · Henrico, •..• · . Ilcnry, . ... . • . Isla of Wight, . Jom es City, • • · Jelfc r~nn , .. • .• l<nnnw hn, .. • . J( ing nnd O.nccn l{ing Gnorgo,. · ICing Willinm, . T.nnc:istcr, ••. . Lee, ...•• • • · · Lewi~, •..• '. .. I.ognn, .•. · ••• Lo11rlo11, •.•• , . Louisn, •• · • •. · Lunenburg, .. · llfnclison, .•.. · lllnson,. · .•. • · ropulntinn County To1>n1. 5,274 l'nrisburg. 10,G08 Glouccslcr,C.JJ. J0,36!1 Goocl1lnncl,C.ll. 7,fi7!i Grccn9villc. 9,006 Lewisburg. 7,117 llicksford. 28,034 Hnlifnir, C. If. 1 I ,279 Romney. 16,253 Tfnnovcr, C.H. 6, 798 l\loorliclds. H,722 Clarksburj?'. 28,797 nTCllMOND C. 7,100 llln rlin~villc. 10,517 l.ofWight,C.11. 3,838 W illinm~lmrg. 12,!127 Chnrbton. 9,32G Chnrlcslon. 11,64'1 !tin~ & Qu crn,Cll 6,397 ICingGcorgv,cn 9,8 12 Ki n~ Willinm,Cll 4,80 I Lnn cn~lcr, C.11. G,4GI J oncs1·illc. G,24 1 W colon. 3,G80 Lognn, C. JI, 21,!139 l.ccsburl?" JG,151 Louisn, G. H. "l l,957 Lewistown. 9,2:111 l\ln<lisnn. G,53~ l'oinl PlcMnnt. Mec klenburg, • l\liddlc~cx, . .. . Monongalia, .. . Monroe, ... .. . Monl~omcry, .. Morgan, ....•. Non~cn1ond, . •. New l(rnl, •... Nicl1nla11, .. .. . Norfolk, ... . . . Nor!l1amplnn, . Nor!humhcrl'nd Nollowoy, ... . Nelson, •..••.. Ohio, ....•... Ornn irc, • · · · · · Pntrick, .•.. •. Prndlclon, .. . . Pills~h·nnia, .. POCJiconllls, • , . Powhatan, .... Prrslon, .. . • .. Prince E1h~nr<l, Pri nce George, 7.li6·1 Mn!thcwe,C.11. 20,477 floydton. 4,122 Urbannn. 14,056 Morgantown. 7,798 Union. 12,306 Christiansburg. 2,li!M Oath. 11,78·1 ~uffolk. 6,4.58 New J{cnt,C. II. 3,34fi Summcm·ille. 2~.806 Porlqmnuth. 8,6·11 Enslvillc. i,!153 llcnlh~•illc. 10,130 Nollowny, C.H. I 1.2.54 Lovinl!lnn. 15,.'iB•I Wheeling. 14.637 Ornngc,G.II. 7,.'!9.'i Tnylor~ville. fi,271 franklin. 26,03-1 1,ompcti lion. l'rinCCl!ll Anne, l'rincc WilliQm, Ramlolph, •••• • Richmond, .... Rockbridge, . . • Rock inghnrn, • . Russell, •• •• ••• Scott, ....... . Shcnnndoah, •. Southampton, . Spot!Jiylv11nia, . St.1ffotd, .....• Surry,. . ..•... Sus~c:t, . . .. . . . T niewcll, •.••. T yler, . .. ••.•. Warwick,. •... Waslcington, •. Wr~lmorelnnd, Wood, ....•.. . 2,5~2 llnnlcr~villc. B,517 $eol!~villc. Wyllie, •.••••• Yerk, •••••.•. 5,141 l{in!!Wood. 14,101 l'r.Edwnrd,C.H 8,36i l'r. Gcnrl!r,C.II.' lt . .I, I s,noo BrmlJ· ••'l 6,0.5.5 Richmonp,C.H. 14,24·1 Lexington. 20,683 llarri~onborg. 6,714 Lcb~non. 5,72 I f;stilJt'ilJC. '1 ·'· '•d #' t I1 Jrrn~o lem. ~\ 15,131 Frrdrrickshnrg. ; 1; 9,3fi2 Stnfford, C. II. 7,11)'.I Surry, C.H. 12, i20 ~u~~cx, C. If. .i ' i" .t 5, H !l Jrlfrr@on• illc. 4,ln-1 l\liddlebournl". 1,.570 Warwick, C. 11. 15,61 ·I Abington. 8,3!16 \\'1.'slmnrcl'rl,c.n 6,•12'l Pnrker11b11rg. )2,lli:l Evan~hn m. 5,35·t Yorkto\\·n. ~. •, j ~I ._ 1 If· ... •• i .. Total in 1830,l1 ,2ll,3i5 lllClltA!r:. lt '., ~ 11 ,'12:! Woorl~l ock. J 6,0H ~l.AVr.'I, . ·r 259 !J,102 Frin~1An ne,Cll 9,330 Orenblille. I'Ol'ULATION AT Dlf'FERENT PF:RIODS. In 1G42, 20,000 ; in HiGO, :io,OOO ; in 170:1, 60,606; in 1749, 85,000; I i0,000; viz: nboul 70,000 whilu, and 100,000 neg roes. 1. in 1763, {t,. ,.. .. '-1• j\.: lllCllrA~ In 17!10, ••.. . . 747,610 ...... ... . ................... . ... . 2!12,(i27 54,Jil 1800,. • • . . . 880,200 11 1,.rom I i !JO to 1800, ....... 132,590 316,!168 45,550 1810, • •. ••• 97-1,r.22 J!l()O to 1810,....... 94,422 3!12,518 32.r..1 ~ J820, ••••.. l ,OG!i,366 I JilfO to 1820, ....... 90,74•1 425,153 44,571 1830... ... . 1.21 1,:115 I 1820 to 1830, ...... . 146,009 4ft!l,i2·i Or the nhn"o 1""r11lntin11, thrrr wcrr, while ,llf•INt, :147,l'r.; ,.·hi te Fe m•fr>. ;).lfl.:t>:l; dror •n~ 1!11mh, 42'2; hlincl, 2JO; • lirn•, SIS : lotnl whitr!, 694.!!•0. f'ree colored, 47,348; Bl u e11, 46!l,iS7; colnrccl dear 11nd d11inh, 1:n; hlin1l, HS: lntnl coln""1, 517. I M. Countiea organi~cd eince the cen1u 1 or le:.I: f'•ytlle, Floyd, Jac~CIOn, Smyth, Page, and Rorps· hannock. . " INTERNAL IJ\lrROVEl\lENTS. CANAJ..S . Dismal Swamp Canal connects the Chcsnpcnke Bny willi Albemnrle Sound. It pnsscs ov('r the Dismnl Swnmp from Eli7.nbcth to Pasriuotnnk river; length, 23 milns ; rises only l(l~ feet nbovc the level of tho Atlnntic; it is 40 feet wi<lc nt the 1rnrfacc, nnd lms n depth of G~ for t. )t recciv<'S the wntcr~ of n feeder from Lnke Drummond of H feet drpth nm! G mil~ in length. T his work hns cost directly or inclircctly nbo11t $800,000. J ames n11d J1ickscm R irier Ca11nl and Nnriffnlion.-Jnmcs rh·cr ndmits \'csscls of 12:; tons to Rockctl's, thn port of Richmontf. At thnl city commence the foil s or rnpids, lo pass which n scric.ci of short cnnnls hnvc tJN'n constructed. The Hichmond cnnnl cn ~ers n basin in the weste rn sitlc of the city ; it is 25 feet wide, nnd 3 dC{'p, r.x!enrls 2~ miles lo where it cntc ~ the river ; there nrc 12 locks, an<l thr. fnll is 80 fcct. T hrce milf'l'I ahovf' the f11~t is n second ~hort cnnnl, with lhrre locks ovcrcomin~ 31 feet fnll. T hese cnnnls nnd locks, with other slight improv('mcnts, npcne<I o nnvignlion nt nil scnsons of 12 ind1c.'! water to Ly11chuur~. 1'he Jnmcs Jliv('r Company in 1825, D\'C. lOlh, declnrecl a cnnnl nnvigation complete to thf' hcncl of tho fo ils, cnllcd Maiden's Advcnlurc Goochlnncl County, 30~ lh. " j. r~ Ui · e ,•.. ~' i'~ : j :~ I• q" ) ~.) \)I' . ~·; , ~J I •I~ ' ".I . It< • . i~: i .\ · I , l .. ~J ·}: ~I ' l I �' ~ ;'M{. Ij~l . .. : ' 1, I~ 1' I . ~I~~ 260 ~ ~((~ ~M Jnmcs river, around Irish fnlls, 7 miles in length, and 96 feet locknge. Cost, $:HO,OOO. The obove works may be considered ns the commencement of a series of improvements for the purpose of conneCting the waters of James river wilh those of the Great Knnawha, nnd when completed will nlford the shorlest nnil most direct line of cornmunic.1tion from the Ohio river to the Atlantic Occnn. To improve the channels of the Ho·anoke nnd its conllucnL1, companies have bccn formed in lioth North Carolina and Virginia. Sloops ni::ccml thc Hoanokc to Weldon, nl>ove lfolifnx, nnd the Chowan to Winton. By a r<'port of the Virginia Honnoke Company, Dec.1 828, it oppcare1l thnt the improl'ements hnd been such as to odmit stcam!Jont navigation to Salem, in Bol1C'lo11 rt county, west of the Dlue Ridge, overcoming upwards of !JOO fr.ct fall in 211 miles, following the river chnnnel. Danville navigation wos also (1828) so greatly improved, os to n<lmit, by n mixed series of locks, sluices, nnd side-cuts, n regulnr novigntion into Hockinglmm county, N. C. at the village of Lcaksville, 152 miles, following the bends of the river. ·~ ·1)~ 1~ ij/. }r ,JI ~~.. ~ (, l! '·j ~: ; ~ . I . 'f. . .l ~,! ill' RA IL· ROA VS. ~ ~ ~ ., ·l > ltj .! g. ...... :i.J~ · ti: II 'tJ e ~ (.\) ::J ~ .?r 11 .. 'i~ }" ~l: r{~I• ~.~,·~~•· I r.· ~I~ '.; rll :~j·; 1·;J1 . [. I i·l· VInGINIA. miles nuove Richmond. Width of cnnnl, 40 feet; depth of water, 3! feet; f:tll overcome, 140 ~ foet, nnd cost $G23,2D5. T here is olso a cnnol on rat~~~II ., GENERAL VIEW OF ~ T!tr. I'ctr.rsl111rg and Roanoke Rail-rond commences nt Petcrshurg, ond <'xlcnds GU miles n little west of south to Weldon, in Nort h Cnrolina, c.nrl to the foot or the foils in Ronnoke river. The line is very direct, gra<luntion in no place exceeding 30 feet per mile. This road being in the direct line of the principal southern trovcll ing, will no doubt become o. most im. porlant link of communicntion, ond derive great emolument from the trans. prJrtation of travellers am! merchon<lise. 'l'li c Mcrnc!teslcr Rail-road extends from Mnnchr.stcr (opp<mile to Hich. mond) 11early a due west course to the coal mines. Single truck, length 13 miles. · 1'11c Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail-road is to extend from Porlsmoulh (opposite lo Norfolk) to Wel<lon, N. C.; length, nbout 80 miles. The following !tail-roads ore projected, nn<l some of them will probnbly be commenced shortly: From Richmond to the Potomac river, nt or near the mouth of Potomac creek, n distance of nbout G5 miles. From Harper's Perry to Winche~tcr, 27 miles; from Hichrnon<l to Lynchlrnrg; from Lynchburg lo Knoxville; and from L ynchburg to New nivcr. PRINCI PAL STAGE l. From IVa3hingam•v1llc, . .... 4 Ion Gity to \VarLn1nrtncevillt, . •. 23 Milo Miles.. Ghol•om·illc, .... rtnlon, N. G. G To .Alrxo11drin, . . 7 White Pin in•,. , •. 8 Occo1p1an, ...• .. IG 23 llfonroo, N. C.• , • !) 1Ju1n fries, ... .... !) 32 Warrenton, , .. , • 15 ACtjlJ ia, •. . •....• 10 42 S11~1ford, C. /I.. . . 4 4G 2. From Waih in.eFalmo11th, . ..... !) 5!) ton City to JIIil. Prctlrri1:ksl1urg,. . I 56 ton, N.C. Vicl l<' l1oro', . .... 1'1 70 To FrcderickRl/n10li11a (:rrrn, . • !I 7!1 burg,nsin No. l 5G llnnm·rr, C. If.. . . 2:1 102 PtJttics,·ille, .... . 3~ RIGJ/illOND, .. . 20 122 Gar<lncr'ft.: Roa cl~ !) Pclt::r~hnrl!, . .... 22 I ·I-I ThoniJl!lnn'R ><l Roortft 21 HilcliicRvillr., .... 20 l f,.f Cnrtcrevillc, ..... 7 I" -- ROUTES. IG8 l!ll l!l7 205 21·1 229 Cumbtrlonll, 0.;JI. 20 115 Ca lrn, •. , , ••••. 5 l !iO Fnrmvillc, •.. , .. l!i I G!i l'r. Ed101ml, C.JI. !i 170 llfa rynJille, . . ... HI 188 llnlifnr , C. If.. .. 30 218 Milton, N. C..... ~M • !2'12 -3. Frum lVn~hing. 88 97 ] 18 125 ton Cit~ lo Lynch. burgi a. To Alcxnndria,,. 7 Fairfax, C. II.. , . 14 21 Centreville, ...• . 7 2R New nn ltimtJrc, •. 17 4.~ lVarrtnton, ..... G 51 J efferson,. .. . ~.. Fairfax,.. .. . . . . Ora11gt, C: Jl. . • . lhr lionrsvtllr, . . . Charlottc3oillr,... Go1·cvillc, ....... Looinf!31011,.. . .. Ncw G la~gow,. . . A1r.hu.,1, C. Jl. . . Lynclthurg,. .... 4. From IVnshin,ir1011 City to lVinchr•lrr, Va. To (;corgcltJwn, . l'ro•pcct Hill, . . . LmltUrg, . .. . . . • S11ickcr3villc,.... llalllc!own, . . . . . 1Vincl1c3ltr, . . . . . 5. From Wa1hin11'to11 to /111rpu's Ferry, 1'11. To f,u,,fmrg,.. . . Wnlcrford, ... ... lli ll~lioro', . . . . . . llnrp<:r's Ferry, . lU 26 1 G 76 S1~ffolk, . . . . . . . . • 15 76 Stn nnard~villc,. .. 15 !ll Somerton, . . . . . . 1 !l:J i\fo!("~11ghcy 3 T~. 22 I 13 Winton, tY. r.. . . . I 3 lU(i llnrrtwonlmrg, . .. 12 125 Ah ~ky Britlgc,. . 18 124 -ll0<cmcnlh, . . . . . TnrllOro', . . . . . . . !Fl 142 10. From RichOak (hovr, . . . . . 1.5 157 mond lo Catlttl 20 177 burg, Ken., Ilia $tnnlomhurg, . . . :l . 18U f,')nchhurg, Fayrllttiillr,. .. . . 18 1!18 To l lnll~boro',.,. l i Sr.ottsville, . . . . . . l 5 321114. From f\·orfolk C11ml1trland, C. 11. 2.5 57 lo Jrilmingto11, N. Conr.ord,. . . . . . . . 4!> JOG C~ 11ia lro"hington , Lynchhurg, .... , 14 12!1 nnd Nr1c~''"· I 11 New London, . . . 11 131 To Eliv1~tt h City, JO! I I J.ihtrly, . .. .. . . . 15 146 R' in No. l!i, .. I 251 JG fluke'@ , . . . . . . . . I 7 16:! ny the Stcnm .h<Jnl 53 Fincn~lle, .. . . . . . 13 176 down the l'a~8: 61 Sweet Sl'r ing~. . . 35 211 quot.ink river lo \Verle'n Point, . lO 71 \VltilcSu lphurSp. 11 222 /,,.1ci3bur{!,... • .. J0 232 To llrn moulh of the Roanok e H. Clintonville,... . . l 0 242 1 &:well'~ l\lcnml~ in 22 2G4 Dy land to 1 /y. mn11th, . . . . . . . Gn11 lcy'11 Bridge,. 28 2fl2 31 Churleaton, . . . . . . :n 32.5 Wn~hington, .... 7 381 1Coal~moulh,.... . 15 :i.trl Nrwhun, • . . . . • 5 4:J llt1rlx111ra oillt, • • . 26 3r.li 1'rr.nlnn,... . . . . . 9 52 (~uyanrlot!c,... • . 8 JH Soulh W neh inglon C:illctl:!burg, • . . . 10 384 lVilmingl.rn, . . . . lil Harlioursvillc,... 17 25 26 15 41 63 2'2 l l.Fromllir.l1mnnd lo /Jlount1ville, to Catltttaliurg, Tc11. vin Loving31on, To Flukes, ns in Covii!llon, .~c. No. 10, ..... Dig Lick, . . . • • • . 10 173 ToGoochland,(;.Jf. 28 Salem, ... ,. .... 7 180 Columbin, . . ... , 19 Sc1Jt!Fvillc, • • • • • • 20 fl/011111.,ville, a.s in No. Iii, ..... 1152 332 Wnrrcn,. . ..... . G \VnrrninRlcr, . . • . 9 Loni npalon, • .• , , 8 7. From Rich mond Lexington, . .• . . , 40 to Norfolk. Collier T ....... . 10 To Cro~s !load~, . 20 Ne10 J(ent, C. If.. 10 30 Conington,. , . , , , 33 Williamaburg,,.. 28 58 Cnllnghnn'"·· . ... !i Ynrklo1on, , • • , • • 12 70 While Sulphu r Sp. JG /l(llnplon,....... 22 92 f,,.1oi3/111rg,...... 10 Norfolk, , . • , • • • . 22 114 Cotlclhhurg, as in No. IO, ..... 1152 8. From Riclimontl 12. From Rir.h. to 7'nrp11lionnock. mond lo St1111ntnn. To ll nno,·cr T. • . 18 Drnndywinc, ••• , 5 23 T oGO()(;hlnnd,C.11. 28 l>u nld rk, ..•. , . • 5 28 Cohunbin,. . . . . . . 19 Clarksville, . . . , • . 3 31 \Vil mi ng lon,.,.. JO 7'appah11nnock, • • }!) 50 Ch11rlotltanillt,... 24 Nr.wYork, ..... 20 !>. From Richmond Wnynosburg,.... 8 Staunton, • . . • • • • 13 to /111rrisonl111rg. To Monlpclicr,.. 2:1 Cuckoovillc,. . . . . 231· 46 13. From f\'orfnlk, /,n11i111, C. If.... . 8 54 Vn., In F11y1tte. Ncwnrk,........ lj GO ni/11, N. C. Gordu1rnvillc, . . • . JO 70 To Por!Jlmoulh, .. I l ,Hi3 !If! I· ~: 43 ;$ : 20 63 45 108 (:I I )f; J:; 35 20 5G 38 15t 186 206 2G2 300 !J New r~ban on,... 2'2 Wiznl•tth City, , . 12 47 Woodville,.. . ... JO 67 llrrtford, • • • . . • • l 0 15 ~ii­ ~I I !.:.) ri ·: t; , ~· · :~' ,t~. ... ··~·t :). ~~\ 1.5. From Norf~lk lo Etlrn lon, N. C. To Deep Creek,.. 73 Edenton, N. C.... 82 !JO l G. From ll'in· 130 ch1nltr to Dlou11t1. 140 1Jillt, Ten. 173 To Slcpltcnsburg, 178 ,Strnsburg, • • . • • • l!M IVOlld1toek,.... . . 204 New Market, • . ,, ~ ·t ;I L 1 11·' r: li! 6. From Richmonrl i/..., 12 ; 5 32 107 20 127 2'2 J.1!) G 155 80i 235 31 43 53 63 78 !!"·~ ~ .t:. t1 ~·~ ·~ r i•. i !) ]) JI 20 lln rri1<ml1urg, •• , J 8 356 l\lount Crawford, 8 Mount Sidney,.. . 8 Sta 11nfon,.... . .. Jn Greenville, . . ... . 12 Fnirfielil,....... 12 4711/.,uinpton, ... . . , II 57 N11l11rnl Bridge,.. J!i 81 Pntton~bnrg,.... JO 101 Fincastl1,....... 12 10~ J\ m~tcrda m,.. .. • • 1 122 Snlcrn, .. .. .. . .. IR Chtialinn1b11rg,. . 27 Newbern,... . . . . 17 EMnth11r11,. .• , . • 28 Plcn~nn t llill, . . • JS Seven J\lile Foril,. 18 20 31 51 (i!) 77 85 !15 107 11!> J ~O 145 155 I G7 171 18fl 216 233 261 276 2!H A~~\~ .' ' It :1 11 I' ~ ;i I . .1 ~~r1 I 1 181 . r· .i1 .. 'II,:".I ,..' \ •. ; 't ! :·~ ~ . --0: -:I ( 'J ~ ~ :,• ~/ . I ,l, .,, l ~ ' ' : ·~ R ' ljr:·i �'"' if. 262 NORTH CAROLINA. Abingdon, . ..••. 23 3 l 7 CatlcttAburg, ns in llf11ri-.tta, •••• , •• 1 37118 Dlounl311ille,. ..•. 24 3.11 No.10, ••.• • 152 252 24. From Lynclt20. From Frr.deburg to Dan17. From Win. rickaburg lo Winville. cht!ler lo Cum. chester. ToCamr.tll, 0.11. 12 berland, l\Cd. To F nlmout11 1 • , • l l\foryav1llc,. •• • , • 26 To Pughtown, • .• 9 ISpollcdvillc, •••• . IO 11 Comptlition,. •••• 2G 52 C11cnpon Hivor, .. JG 2.'i mk Run Church, 8 19 Dam•illc, ••••• •• 24 76 Spri11glicltl, .• • .. 15 40 IVnrrenlon, .••• • H 33 Frnnkfort, ...• .. G 4GISnlcm, • •. • • • ••. 18 51 25. ·From Lewi•· Ctllnbcrlrrnd, ilfd.. 12 58 l'nris, ••.•• • •• • . 1-1 GS burl( to Nc1obcrn, Millwood, •. . ••• • 7 72 via &It Sulphur 18. Prom Nnr. lVinchtiter, •••• • 11 83 Springs. f olk lo Ralcigt., 'ro Union, •. .• •• 19 N.O. 21. From Fai~faz Snit Sulph ur Sp. , :I 2'i To l'orhmonlh, . . l C. If. to WinRed Sulphu r Sp.• 13 35 St({fnlk, ......... 25 2(1 che$ler. PclcrRtown, ..• . • 9 w So111crlon, ..... • . 15 41 To Aldic, • •• • .•. 20 l'ari~burg, . •• • .. Ii 50 Winton, N. C. .•. 22 G3 l\liddlcburg,. •.•• G 2G Newbern, . •• • • • • 30 80 l\lurfrccsboro', . .• 12 75 Uppcrvillc, . .• , •• 8 34 Jncksrm, ....... . ;21 9G Pnris, ...•• . ..•• 4 38 2G. From I'tltrsllnlifnz,. . ..... . ·12 108 l\lillwood,. .,,.,, 7 45 burg lo Nmfolk. Enlidcl, ......•. 12 120 IVinchtsler, ... , • 11 56 T o Pr. Grorgt , C. II. 7 Nnslmillt, . .... . • 30 150 Cnbin roint, .•••. l!J 26 RALEIG/f, .... •M 191 22. From Frerle. Surry, C. /[. ..... 13 • 3!J Smithfield, •••• . • 18 57 rick5b11rG to Char. -lntteaoil e. Norfolk, . .. . . .. . 35 92 l!l. Frnm Slrmnlon To Orange, C. I I.. 37 to Cntlcllslmrg, Gorclon~\·illc, .. . . 8 4;, 27. F rom I,nw. I\cn. Cl1C1rlotle8oille,. •• 22 G7 rr.ncroille to llali. A11g11sln SJ1ring~, J:J fax C. 11. ll'ar111 Sp1 ings ,. . 40 .53 2.1. From Clarka. To J,ombnn ly Grove, 27 IIol Springs, ... . 5 58 lmrtr lo llforiella. Doydton, . •• • ••.• 50 While Sul,.hur Sp. 32 90 To Lowisport, •• • 2!1 Clnrkllvillr., .. . .• 231 12 G2 Le1nisbu1·g,. .. ... 10 I 100 I Pennsboro', . .. . . 12 4 l Jlalifaz, C. Jl ... 33 !JS that pcrio<l it wns brought under lhe control of tlie crown, nncl so continued to the revolution, which separated the Cnrolinns, with the other Ameri.enn colonies, from Great llritnin. In 1720 the colony of Corolinn wns found too unwieldy for convenient government, nnd wns scpomted iulo two distinct go\'ernmenls, under the relative nnmes of North Cnrolinn nnd Soulh Carolina. Jn 1775, an insurrection took pince of the inlmbilnnts of the western counties, who styled themselves "n~gul n tors," nnd complni ning of oppressions practised in the nclministmtion of justice, professed n desire to rcgulnle these mailers by destroying the lawyers. With this chnrilnble view, they organized themselves into n body of 1500 men, but Governor Tryon marched ngainst them with n force of nbout 1000 militin, nnd totnlly dcfoated them; three hundred were killed, nnd the rest sued for mercy. Sbon nfler this pcricxl the contest with the mother country commenced, nnd although this colony hat! s11fforml pcrhnps less than any other from Ilritish misgovernmnnt, the majority of the inhnbitnnLc; joined heartily with their brethren of the other colonies, in opposition to the schemes of the ministry, and aflerwnrds in the declaration of indepcndenco. During the wor ,or the revolution, North Cnrolina was for n considerable time the thcnlrc of hostilities, in which much blood was spilt, nnd where some of tho most brilliant nchicvcmcnts of the contest were performed. The battle of l\loor'e Creek bridge, King's l\fountnin, nnd Guilford Court-House, will rcmnin in history imperishnblc memorials of tho bravery and patriotism of its inhnbitnnLc;. Since the pence of 1783, her progrc.<is hos been so tmnquil os to alford hut few materials for rcmnrk. North Carolina is bounded on the north by Virginia, cnst by tho Atlantic Occnn, south by South Cnrolinn, nncl west by Tennessee. Length 362 miles, nnd brendth 121 miles; nrca, 43,800 ~qu arc miles, or 28,032,000 ncrcs. The country, for more than GO miles from the coast, is a low plnin, with mnny swnmps nnd inlcls from the sea. T he,grcntcr portion of this district, except nlong tho wnlcrcourscs, is a vnsl fores!. of evergreens. T he rich lnnds nror the s\vnmps nntl rivers arc insnluhrious. Having passed this monotonous region, we emerge to the pleasant nncl midlnnd pnrls of the Stntc, nt the hnsc of the Allcghanir,s, from whose s ummits the eye trnverscs on immense extent or hcnu ii rut country to the wc.~t, nnd vision is lost in !he ngreenblc succession of hill, dale, forest, nncl valley, with nn claslic nml snluhrious ntmospherc. The soil of North Cnrolinn resemble'-'> that of Viq~inin : in the lrvcl pnrts it is generally poor, in rhe hill y country more fertile, nnd Lhe productions nre much the same ns in the more northern Stnles. \Vhcal, rye, barley, onts, nnd flax, nrc c111livalc<l ; l ndian corn is nb1mrlnnt throughout the wholf' Slate, and cotton is raised i11 considerable qtrnnlilirs; lohncce>, ric<', nttol swC<.'t potatoes, nbo1111cl, an<l the soil nncl clirnnle um farorahl" to rhe growlh of the grape nil(! mulberry. From their pines, the people extrnct lnr, pitch, and turpentine. . .. The exports consist of cotton , tohnrco, l11111lll"r in vnst 1p11111t!l1rs, t:i r, pitch, turp<·ntinr, &c. &c. Th?Y n1~1otmtr<I in 1831, to s :1.11 ,HO: This docs not, howcrcr, present u rn1r csl11nnte of exports, co111par<'d w1th thnt of the other St:i lf's, ns n large portion is shipped from Charleston. The crold mines of North Cnrolinn have lntcly c:<circd much inrrrcsl , ond with ll1osc of the nlhcr snuthcrn Stales, ure hci:oming nn ohjc:-r:l of nntion:il importance. The number of persons !'ngngeil in mining operations in the whole of the gold district, is cstimnteil ul upwnrcl~ of 20,000 i the weekly -- -- -- 141 -- -- -- -- 1~.~j ~ ~tf ~fl,l­ f t'O [ ·1~1 e:~ ·1~: tl ~ i t.f{: ! (1 j.·\' ~I.~ ,, ~ ,. ~1 '.t ~ f. ~'l !(i1 ~~i' ·~ ,.H )•1 "f . '1 ·~ .. \· l~.t ~ tr • ). ~ 263 GENERAL VIEW OF -- -- -- NORTH CAROLIN A. In North Cnrolinn 1 the first nttempt by the English a.t colonization in Amcricn, wns m:i<le. This country originally formed pnrt of that extensive region which by the French wns nnmed Flori<ln, and by the E nglish Virginia, nr~l. inclrnled in the pntent granted in 158 1 to Sir W:~lter Haleigh, hy l!uccn l.'..lizaheth. Under the auspices of that noblemnn, a small num. lier of alll'enturcrs were lnrnled in 1586, who were prohnbly cut off hy the natives, as 110 lrncc of their existence couhl nfierwnrds be obtninecl. Two or three other nllempts were nt <liOcrcnt timC'.~ made to establish colo11ic.c;, which, however, proved nbortive. About the year 1650, some emi~ r:i nts from Virginia made the first nctu:il settlement of whites, nnd in 11flli l, a second English colony from J\lnssnchusct,., reached anti settlct! . 1lw111c;clvcs on Cape fcnr river. Af1cr mnny vexatious struggles, the '1nr.'rnt colony obtained , in 1667, n rcprcscntntivc government. Dut two yr:1rs nlkrll'ar<ls, it was thrown into confusion by nn attempt to introduce / the !i111cilul constitution, so famous under the nnmc of Locke's scheme of govrrnmcnt. T his wild project wns soon nhondoned, nnd like most of the otlir:r Enrrli~h colonies, the ndvnncc of Carolina was slow, nnd its history rrndercd "horribly mernornble, by n most destructive snvngr. wnr in 1712. Previous to 1717, Carolina had been n proprietnry governmr.111 1 but nllcr 1 ~ 't' .• 1 ,:; "' : .l •I, • . ' 1Hi 1' . ,, I .. ' :ii ~ . i ;] fl;' ~i : It i r·n f 1 :1 ··d 1r-J~ 1 ~· • i :,·~. "1' . I ·I ' r ' if••~.. j: ~ I \ !: , ;! [ :\'.!l ,l ..· f ! ." ·11': .. " >~ ·•i ' : f·~:~ i 11~ ~:1.~j ~1·. ; t'. ~ 'l'.: . I~ ~~vi j • l j'.: ) , ~~1\~t! ~ ·' .Ty,' \ ~~~·~ft !• '1·1 I I { ' I ~.., u., '' I · ~~I .l'i·~~tt:.; :; ·1:, ;. ,.~.r . ~.jJ~ I i -.i I f 1 ~\;il1 1-l r-1.1 1, , ' I '"·'•· . 'l I : '. i . i. .I' L r ~\r 1l(· ! ! t·i·.. . :j r 'I ,:f~·' . 1. . ' l ,f .; J .,:' I": :1 ;.' j "l..~ . . • I I.~( .,,~·1:,· ,r. r. J'., J . .. 1. I I I I. '. r (:' L· . 1 ·" �BELL CEMETERY Craig County, VA Rt. 632, 1 Mile Past Intersection of 658/632 (Annie Huffman's store) Copied 29, August 1987 by Glarles and Ruth G. Hale + Grave marked with fieldstones Huffman, J. H. 11 - graves marked with fieldstones Elmore, Hiram P. 1 - grave marked with fieldstones Thomas, William D. Fieldstone markers, next grave Elmore, Chap Johnson + Elmore, Hattie E. Sapp, Melissa Elmore (Mother) Elmore, Tracy W. + + + + Elmore, Fleming W. Elmore, Wm. Ballard Taylor, Geo. Wm. Russell " , Opal Wood Taylor, Lokie Craig Taylor, Hattie Thomas Crawford, George W. Crawford, Annettie V. Bell Thomas, George L. 2 - graves marked with fieldstones Bell, Jeremiah 3 - graves marked by fieldstones Helems, Lloyd V. (Son) Helems, Melvin A. (Son) Helems, Robert Roscoe (Son) 1 - grave marked with field stones Grave, wooden marker Grave, wooden marker Grave, wooden marker Bell, Virginia Taylor, Wife of John H. Bell, John H. Bell, Dora Ann, Wife of John H. Bell, Lyman Edward, Son of Medie E. & Virgie Bell, Virgie Eakin, Wife of Medie Bell, Medie E. Bell, Verlie V. " , Ethel L. Bell, Dallas Wayne, inf. son of Roy &·Clara Bell, Delbert Wiley . Bell, Susan B. Brummett, wire of Delbert W. Grave marked with funeral home marker, no name left Huffman, Frank Hubert Huffman, Melissa Bell, wire of L. J. H uffman, Lloyd Jackson Co. H 22 Va. Inf. CSA (Iron Cross) Mar. 17, 1851 - Nov. 12. 1917 Co. K 46 Va. Inf. CSA (Iron Cross) July 7, 1890 - Aug. 7, 1918 Pvt. Co. F 38th Inf. Nobly he fell while fighting for liberty 1861 - 1937 Age 76 y. 2 m. 9 d. Aug. 20, 1888 - Sept. 22, 1921 Mar. 22, 1898 - June 28, 1951 Va. Pvt. 52 Med. TNG. BN. W.W.II Dec. 5, 1892 - May 10, 1955 Dec. 25, 1903 - June 2, 1962 Nov. 27, 1911 - Dec. 23, 1978 Feb. 6, 1913 Mar. 27, 1887 - Nov. 18, 1967 Nov. 12. 1883 - Apr. 10, 1950 Dec. 4, 1855 - Oct. 14, 1923 Jan. 13, 1857 - Apr. 12, 1930 Feb. 4, 1857 - June 4, 1892 Co. K, 46 Va. Inf. CSA (Iron Cross) Apr. 9, 1960 - July 23, 1979 Dec. 20, 1949 - July 4, 1971 Apr. 20, 1951 - Apr. 21, 1951 Bell(?) Mar. 8, 1887 - Mar. 16, 1887 May 15, 1860 - Aug. 19, 1899 Sept. 29, 1859 - Mar. 24, 1934 May 2, 1861 - Feb. 12. 1935 Sept. 26, 1921 - Mar. 25, 1923 Apr. 16, 1886 - July 22, 1932 Jan. 25, 1890 - June 18, 1960 May 22, 1881 - June 30, 1948 Aug. 10, 1888 - Nov. 25, 1973 Buried at Hillside Mem. Park, Akron, Ohio Sept. 18, 1939 1879 - 1939 1878 -1951 May 31, 1891 - Oct. 6, 1944 Pvt. Co. D. 317 lnf. 80 Div. W.WJ Mar. 11, 1862 - Feb. 8, 1932 Oct. 15, 1852 - Jan. 16, 1923 �Bell Cemetery Huffman, Bertel M., son of L. J. & M. 1 - grave marked by wooden marker 1 - grave marked by fieldstones Bell, Jeremiah W., infant Bell, Valosker V. Bell, Vannie G. Bell, James B. " , Ida Lorena Stebar, Margie B. II , Harry G. Bell, Corbett S. Stebar, Charlie Lance " , Addie Virginia + Stebar, Lawrence Dell Jan. 26, 1886 - Sept. 12, 1894 1897 1895 - 1897 1892 - 1894 1866 -1952 1869 -1942 1894 - 1969 (Boitnott Fu. Home Marker) 1883 -1973 " 1892 - 1966 It Dec. 23, 1892 - Sept. 6, 1978 July 31, 1900 - Jan. 2, 1985 Mar. 2, 1930 - Oct. 24, 1982 Cpl. U.S. Army, Korea THE DUNCAN FAMILY (Principal Sources) FLOYD CO.: A Hist. of its People and Places by Dr. Amos D. Wood CEMETERIESFloyd (Montgomery Co ., VA Indian Valley Dist. Vol . I OVER THE MOUNTAIN MEN, comp. by Anne Lowry Worrell MONTGOMERY AND FINCASTLE COS. VA 1735-1831 by Anne Lowry Worrell Censuses: Mongomery Co., 1810,1820,1830, 1850 pl~Floyd and Carroll Cos . Microfische at ~a. LDS Lib. THE MORRICLE FAMILY, by Marquerite Tise . CARROLL 1765-1815 THE SETTLEMENTS ... by John Perry Alderman EARLY ADVENTURERS ON THE WESTER WATERS, Vol. I by M. B. Keg ley & F.B. Kegley, Vol. II by Mary B. Kegley ANNUALS OF S.W. VA, 1769-1800 by Lewis Preston Summers . HISTORY OF s.w. VA and Washington Co. KEGLEY"S VA FRONTIER, by F.B. Kegley HISTORIES OF CHILD, RAWSON, COFFIN AND HOLTZCLAW FAMILIES, by F.R. Morgan THE MONTGOMERY CO. STORY, 1776 -19 57 by Charles W. Crush HIGHLIGHTS IN THE EARLY HIST. OF MONTGOMERY CO. , VA, by Lula P. Givens GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL NOTES ON CULPEPER CO., VA by Rale igh Gree n CULPEPER: A VA "S CO. HISTORY by Eugene Scheel Three books written on cemeteries in the area by the ff: Elza B . Cox and Phyllis G. Phillips, by Anne M. Hogg with Dennis A. Tosh, and by Suzanne Burrow. Remember the Gremlins -- well they showed up in VAN. Above is the list of principal sources for the "The Duncan Family" that was published in the Feb issue of VAN. Somewhere between Mrs Bridges' home and VAN ' s file, the original list disappeared . My apologies too all for this slipup. �1· '._ ;B .: t· :~:,. ;; ·;~ijJ• . -i. . . ., ... ~.. .>~ ~,'t~.i.f. :~·l~ ~ '.~1~~ ·;'·r~f.;_ ' tr =•.: · <~ '.· ."1 1~ [~ ·f~ ;: :._~ J~. 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" i- 1 "t •, t:.~ °'), (•.,', J,•<:·: ~- .1"§."'r'·i:\l +.J~!r,.. j-,~ .:.~.~··{~·.,"sb'oi.i!!dnry;of-~Uonnoke ?°<:t :1:.,.--... '\.\ Count.y. •• • HR length i:; nbo11t two h11ndre<l. :h··~/ n (.•t, , ff·; ; < i !"'t. ' ~· '• ,~. -f. G "'· · .,.~ 't . ~··~ ' . ;"~..~ -jl t"'·.; .-~;, ..:· : - . ;-~· ·i,~~~ ,_,;, ; ari"d <thi~tyji:n il el!,;and its a verage width about LWl' ll Ly-threo mile!'! . .. - 1 l· , " ,, •. , { ,,, • "· r _, · t , •. ~ ...~ '·c-' t. , .., ~- ·.-;. :iv•:::r~, -~"f~~· ·'·'T IN T { L 8)') ' : 'a·l · ·l· ~I ? : ~,· }~ :i'· ·•·~1'. ~"· ~ :•: ~":t .....,,,., . ·~'.&;~·.'A~-·\;ff,..•1••.i...••· .1i::omnrehoo8ivo !\!Id nccur:\LO description of t hi:-1 cou ntry is given JV1 f t j.J ~ • J,.. m··F.· • ! N"IY\\r , ,. ~·) • \ ' ·~..1~~ · . ·l .• 7 •. · ~ l. ~} ..' ::, ·. ,.. : . •·i% :.u · :: ~ " . {1: k~ l ' : . " d · . . ~~ .~) ...·;.;, ~ "'-_ in~tnelliool'-iof~.outoro~omy , oigbth ch:iptor : 11A good bnd, a laml , 1·rr·' ·i~1t'' ... i~ ,_ . 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Strnnge it is for 111·· cnto_rc<l ~·t ~-·fa . s ;c}i_ k ,,... . . . 00· ., ~-1soN: \ :.;>:W.~· • • ,~;(;: !,~) t.. t 'J I ... f; f. ·'-i, • . 1' • !,".( -~:t, ~ 1cn ~'l• y,,lFl :1a ~'!:I;·,~~ ~-'·l~ i' ~: .~ ~a"f ~;! ~ • !'\,'"more· lhnn 1i h11 ndre1 ycnrs n11cr · the eel t.lomcnt nt Jamestown '4l~ t!r_.1· I •r.;:. lii;~~f ·:~ ~··. r'~~f}' {,r·~·' ;. t~ t;i'·J.,~:~}i" ".~:~.,! ~.t~t~~ ~ ,:~· _:t"·~ f~~~\~~?:'~i_~i~:;~~h ile people of ordi nary RCnfle nnrl cnLC' rprise loitered in tbo swamps , 'J ,. -J.l'':. {~~ · l· • I' t ) • -"~ 'f',' ta • ll.. > ·~- ·' 'l'.,. I' ?,! • ·![ ..)'' ' • ,. "r··• . 1a ~ ~ ':J } ..~~~ ·lv~~ i''P !: ,· ~ ..~·E~'f·. ;·1·, ·· "1~: : :+;0 ...'/;.. r. i'.,/ · :~~·· ..fe. ·~1 .~:i· ~.; nm! snmly pl~i'in11 of lower Virgin in without. tliRCO\'Crine: nnd sett.ling ft~., , .., . \'' ~l · ~. ~ r. . "'~ t,,11·· r ;~ . . . '· ~ ,'~· ·J1·: i--'b . 1i ,.,,_ h ·f ... ,,,,..:~ •. • ..... ;.f.11. ~;·~ · ,.,_.-. :.{ S·Y,~{,11-: ~. • ....~ · :'~!.~.;1~:.:·;·;; .,;. 1 '-:; ~f:"'.~:q\1~. :·(·'. "i. ; •'.'i:.~:~· "".. :;:r;}~.%.-.,1·1~. · : .tliiri Vnll••y. 'l'horc were 110 white settlement~ nlong or near tho ~ ~ J \: ~ 1 ~1: 't R ~ ,. "J. I ''-' ~· ... ~ ... ~· ~·1~. f .}h•1 ,It.. / • "' 1. I · f~'<l: ·\!ft , (J' 111 • t~. ~•. ~ · . l.' ':t.' i .'~ ~-·1 :;·? :'iH :\'..·~· J 'i- ' 'f.12?' ilt·:1'·li.f' ~;-&~~l"~f .'l.~~t . ir~.( .s4 ·:.r::~ ri· ~ii,~::. _.; ,l;i"{' ~,j\i '.. ,eas tern linRo of th e HI 11 0 Hidgc, nncl t he 11101111 tnin range (much 0 0 .. :;1ij ! ;, : h ig hor on t he cirntorn Lhnn th o western sido) loomed up before th o 1 ·-__, • 4 ,,...:· t· ~ 1 Scotc:It-lrlsl\ Spoletv·ohAmerl<'ln l 1S9s '.:J - :I'·· ~ .f )o 1• •'. . . J ...., l.. l · '~ 1 ; .. '~· e ., > .. h I f . . . " " "· ~ ' ' ' :..._ ,: ," ~-:r '.. : . ·~. ~..~-. 1:·1r; . :- ;;1 :).·f .' '."t~;-'.'/;:~}'.. ~~J).:,t.:.· .:-:; . f~w _ndvcntnrOUB 11 ntorR ~r exp orcrs ~A n rtgh t lu l b1\rncr. !n t ho 1 0 1 ' ' ~ __ ~ · ~ • }::1.-~·~ '<i 1'·1'.:J• 11·1 ·~ :'}1 ! :· qu~int Jnng u:ige of t ho day tho moun tnm wnAdeemed "unpnssablo." .,·, ..:Whnt l:i.y wcRt of tho rnngc nobody k_nO\V, nncl every body eecmciJ . SCOTCH- IRISH ·. afraid LIJ como Lo sec. Thero arc indica tions tha t tho mouritilins '." . of the . .:. : wero,t o tho more ignornnt lowlanders object.A of supers ti tious drenclJ . ~ being inha bited, Lh oy eupposod 1 by Hon. Joseph ADDISON WADDELL Gorgone nnrl hydraa nnd chimcrn.<i <li re. ! . Staunton , Va. ; '=-~·.:::~" . At !0!1g th Gov. S potewood'a curiosity got the botlcr of him ._ _Ila ._. "" .. ; ~aµ nn idoii t ltrit . the g rorit lnl<es lny only n lif.f.1(1 wny boyo~d th_o' , From Proceedings and Addresse s of t he Seve nth Congres s of t he ·~ niu'o RiJge. 'l'h o Frcnr:h, horcditnry cncmicA of 1.110 Engl ish, hold 1 Scotch-Irish Society of America, 1895 . .,,'/ tho ..lako country, nnd tho Governor wan ted to " Antis fyo '.~ himself . •.·: ,_ w l~othor • it wna practicn.blo to ~O!lJe at tbo lak eri by cn>11siog ~ha . •r, ·, :1 ~ ... .. ;: .- c, -· . ·' . (79) ::. . ... , -y• • l-i) ·· 1d>: j '.-;!:- .f:1·1·· ' i·k l f' 1 1 t' .'\., J ·;t . . I0 .,. 7:-· :) " •): • · ioftbrooks.of 1wnlcr, of ,_,"t'rn'o?" " f . . '" ·' ,, . . • . j • thnt • • l· ' ef~l.e~~~~~-olJ~J~ ~' ';J·:,1.. 'J~? t·'' >-:2'.ni~'.f-;fJ~;::~·~1~: '.fi:j~~t:f. · ' 1 m • • ( t • •• I ·'".\ , ' ·l ,,. '' 11•:ii· ~ Y..+N t·;...,""1 -·n.fii~· ~'!l.a ~s:~~J1•:r,;,i.-r11.5.~~-..~ u•:a.· •:o-tJ).'; •: .. 1rf~ ~ ·~ .\~·1 .<'l~-~ ..&tv..'\.~ ,~ , ~~~ .~ .. I I 1 r·•!'".;:r 0 M (') :c I H :xi H en :tl 0 Hi r+ ::r <t> < > l"" l"" ~ ..., 0 < H :xi C') H z H > • I ;/ ·. en (') • 'f.: . i t"f' "*-·.(-' ..:,/:·. f' -!, t· ·d I • r' "t :·j:a·t. ki' a:.j·\ .t" · (~~ /fi't~f. f,e~dln~s:o1)d{~d<1.re~seji!._g, ; ::-:=r- >'~. ,. t • t • • .. • . \ --b \r\ �,.., 80 THE SCOTCH-IRISH IN AMEHIOA.. " ' 1 • -'~··· .,0~"1 .!· - · .~·..'~.\.····~· ·~·iC,; ~ :\I t• ·.• : .· .';..\.\. :" 1~ ridge. Being a brnvo sol<lillr, lie <lotern1ine<l to eoter ll}>On thc huz- ,~~.+~; .. . ... - , _,,...,,, ardous enterprise; und taka u look nt Luke El'io from tho top of the >7:1!/ v.-·:.~ mou11taiu. Aceopliugly, with his staff of oino geutlemeu, a_ ~Oll:J.-~ ~\~~.;: pany of rang~rs; and Hmr Moherri11 lridiaus, Le dL partcd ·from W ir:··::; }~"· liaol8burg,. aud Ort 'the 5th of September, 1716, l't·alcd tbe mountaiq ·f~. ~. nt a low place aince culled "i1wift Run Gap," tmleriug tho Vulloy ... 'i~1i~ into what is uow the county of Ifoekiugh:tm. 'l'lio party _c1·otised •• ~:;.~.f!: 1 the Shenandoah River", · whid1 they called "Eup liralcs," aud took '.-,,_,~)\· pvt1~e:;s!on 'of the couutry for King Georg0 I., of E1wl:rnd. 'l'bo ';':f'i}. 'most te.nrnrkable .thing about thi::! fu1nO L11i ex.ped ition ili~tho q 11a11li- ,. >. '··"~·~~ tY. ~11d vari~ty of th~ li~uo1·1:1 the p:11·t.y IH·c~ ugh L. a.lo ng. A::i a part .:'·;:;.Ll~., ot the ceremony o: tuk1?g posse:;:11on, bo:mle~ ti1·111g volleys, thcy ·. ·4.';"~ii.f~' drunk the health ot the king, all the royal family, 1\11u tbo Uovemo1· .. .".'.:.~·:.:::-i~ iu chnmp:i.gne, burgundy, nnd claret, umi had bcaiJos V irg inia rud : .: :·:. '-~~ llud white WineR, lrii.<h u8q uebaugl.t, brnudy, tlhrub, rum, C:tll1ll'J • , . •• ,.,,,,f-<i<!4J 1 ...-· cherry punch, ciJet-, etc.· T he hi::1tori:111 of thir:l expedition say1:1 et 1 cetera: What more could tbcro have been ? . i· No- wouder the party were' Jisi11cliu cJ to explore the co'uotry fart.b~r after t1ucb potation1:1. E)o rno Indians whom he mtit 'made "th .;Gove;·rior understand that if he would go to the top of a .western moqntriin iri. sight he <;Ou!J see Lal.:e ]flrie. · lndi:rns, you will ob~ serve, were not ouly great liars, buL had wiL enough ~o l>e J'ond of f¥~:~~:~~:i'.~.J1iR ~1:nn.L..of the ." ~orthorn N eck,': au<l t~1at ~on::;~q11e11Lly t.L?t~~~~ti•::~i"~~tfr~111 .._J[1tc ft' ::! ~ · ~. ID bi~t Years passed by, at ten, wh0n we find, ill l 72G, seyeral fontpeople settled on t.he Shcuaudouh River not far from Swift H.un Gap. 'l'l.tey can1e from l\:n11sy lvania, a11J that i::i nearly all we know about thew. Hei11g ott' the tmek of tlie lllain immitrTation when it set in, compara t ively remoto from other Hdb tlerll with whom they did not mingle, and speaking a dilforent Ian. guage, they were for many yeat'8 un11 0ticetl ant! almo:it unknown. Rut six years later (in 1'73~) peopl~ of auolher race liegau to pour ~ · ilies of German the Valley. In 1731, or tbercalio~1t, a man named Joist ETito pur~hn:icd from the putentecs the grant of a large trat't of la11J iu the lower Valley 11t1ar thti Poto111ac1 a11d proceeded to in trouucc tlcttlcrs from i11to tl•:~J °" cou ld <:onvoy 1\ good t itle. 'lhe 11111n1g r:rnl s we1u d1::1. . I y 1·e111:1lll . 1:011ld llOL "U uiil'k, anti could 11\IL ::ia le 0 • 0 thl1.)' wen:. Many of Lhclll, therefore, pu::11Jetl 0 11 up t he \r;dt.o n reg ion wheru no lordly palen t.uu d:1i111e.d litl u, a11d wh eni 1 ~r/loy ~~!!~i~· It ~~f.~~J~~i$~'.:~wb~ru ~ f!;· '" " ' l¥~r j:'. h I , ~ ~fPl1:~1.~;yi. ::'~:- ~~ .. '!~17.,.~i ,. 1 l . ' . r;.fJ:.'-'f.~)J...~ifc;·~~ -£.:,, . .' {; \'l!ll ~I\) [ ndiHn::! dwel t. or hnd w igw n 111::1. 'J'b uy could ~~t~t'L~ ,·~. u ri ug liLt.lu with t,hc 111- 011ly HC)ll\e l1edd i11g ttllll c\0Lhi11g, a l'uw ~-\f.\~.<' r· -.!-•.. ..;:.:...•: . nccc:>ti<lry ·unp It\llll'lll::!, Sl'etl co rn, u11cl t I1u l ~ .1bk. 'Il111:i ' . li~~~f.,,'\~:~'-~·!·~~:. e'l111ppc1 ~~~:ft~~~:~.~ <~.~.; thuir goodt1 u11d olfoc.- t!:I rJ11 pack li or:;c:'-t:t111;u 111 e 11 1 wo1 110 11 , and ch il-;f.~~tf:t.~ .."~'( !:1 , Jo hn TJuWit! wati !.he kadu1· ot' Lill: 11i11 11 ucr lin11d . . J;J. ' • . .~Jj~~:IfJ~~::~, ..<lrc11. 'l'hero Wa::!, of' 1;u11r:-;01 HO ruad- 011 \y t,h e Lr:1i l~ o{' fodiall S a11d .~Wj~~i:~:j:·;,.·:· ".\1'. ::~ .bu lfalol.'t!. · ~• ,,,·:~~~~¥"-~?t\~" .· .: · It i:i a <1uct1tiun .why Lewi:; ca111t' :io f'nr f'r•>111 the Polo11we (1n~r1; thau a hu11drt:ll 11ule:-i) before he ::il' LLbl di.>W!I. lie pas::1eJ over l'I Ch ~~·~;'if.n;:·1:.'.:':-. !1lluv ial \a11dt1, 1111d <;:ullu tu the ro<:ky nnd billy regio11 11uar Lile 1-1ile ".:· ; " ·~-;; . l' er I 111ps LI1er0 wa:; a l:lc::u·c.:1Ly . . •;(!(' :. ~~!·~5 -0 f Sta1111L011. o !' 1·01·,;:;ls :111 J :;p n11g:i · ..ti~-~ff~·(f:;/·\ ".-0 1' watur in th e 1·ug iu11 travcr.scd, :\lid ti111IJ1.: ra11d f11u11tain ::1 w .: re i11· ~n~~\~j~.;~"'.!!·: . di;pern;able. .J3ui, prouahly :u1 othll 1.· c:l) 11~idera tio11 11ri.::1..·d hi111 tiJ r~·;.;,t"'·'· . .. in I re l:u11l 1 ~~;.. ;.r;~~·--,;: -· ' · . wanl : Ho had laLuly had :t bloody fc11d with :1 lurdlin,!.; li~~i;;' '1.~·-·\< .\... t~~~~.x.4,~.;;./:" ·: allll WibheJ Lo bt.: c·le:ir l1eyu11d Lhe d o111ai11 ul' I ,1Jl'l l F:tirf':t x. ' :~c-~-,~~·.,·:1.· . . ' Ju LUC wake o r Jub11 Jn: Wi::! l:illile W:l\' U :d'Le r \\':\ VI.! or 1>1.!•>11lc u t' "~~~~,t4. .. l' t .... ·.. the 8<\lllC r:1c:0. They eli111bed the hill : 1 1 waded Lite :;tn::1111::;, nml w1~~. {Z1~~(.~: ... AP(:•~i'~"'t~·:F:;\{·:· :: <:re pt L111·011glt Lhe IUrest:i. Like. :u1 i11 v;td i11g- nr 111y th ey "btili::;i,;ted t'f.'31'-'r~ ··w~:2;:!...~:tl,;l·•' ·~'.! . J'· • :., • · o II' Lil: I co1111t ry." l1:i111u ' wa:i auu111 '· la11L- Iil':tt""• d el' r , turk uy l', a11tl ~.'?'fl1'.(l· ' '-' ... '-);_~·· ~-t~{.~~·~ ._ :;O lll\! U llffa\Oc~ !llld u_lk:-1. hir lllHllj )'l:;ll':j ll11.!l'l' 11·a;, llU la vk u (' fr..::;h J~~-~i:::~.!:.~:~'... meat., a11d tb:iL tltc hr:;t <:: 1111l't';:1 had Lo 1:aL 16.1'.\21.L 1~iLl1 011L IJre:1d tii r at 1f~.~:tt~~-:L.~J'- ·: ·. letbL twdve 111011th :>. 1I hey loi.::Lled al Ll1 u1 r wrll a11d ple:tz.111·..: vii ~{f~}~d~:.;;-,;. :.· . t.hu publii.; Jomai11 1 l.i11 ilL c:tl1i11:: 1 tlc:1n:d l:r11 d , a11d 1•l:i11 tcu 1..·•> r11. :, ~~··. ft;·'.::1'.."· '.:""·~, The land wa:> all udvrc lhc11 1 II hun: lu cl1-i•1~l! ~~~~-~(~:\~i Their place u f ro.:~I, a111l l'ri1v i.Je111:c tl1"ir ;.:nidl!. ~;..;.:.-:!-·~.;,· : . . ' . . . . ' . ·: :{i~<f: .:;< When a 11 111.d11·11~11:1l \\:11h ht:> l:lll1dy c_iu11e .L1 1 11 g.rv\' u ~!1 ~-'11.1• · : .";?;; . ~;•\.·:. . lic1· a11d :L iru:-ih11w tou11L:1111, we 111a)· 1111:1•"111e 111111 ~ay 111 !,.': : " l 111 :> 1::; ~~7.':".l• .:I.:"~;<'!,..• .,. • b 0 .-. . ~ .:: , _ ,. · {i,~...J.f~'-. .f•" · my re:-l, nutl h e re will' I dwdl." Hardly \1;1d thi.'} pn11· id ed :ihel· ;,:. . ~t ,h •" I " .. · ~~~ot-~t·~U!j.,~;;,;::.:.',; tc 1· l'vr their !'a111ilie:> whu n th..:1· lJe •r:111 l •J ..:r.:o:L I•>" ll ll'l.! l i11.rl11111:ie:l ..,.~.~......,\f .. f.... ... . .: , . . ) J ,., ,.., ..... ~-{:ttL;.: :/~· · ,,:, i1_1 whic:h lo a :>:-;l.!tll li le for th· \\'c)l';,liip nl' ( ;1 1d 1 witl1 :;cl1111il hu1t:it:d ~7f..~~t:=:\:··:'.·::!··: ~· hard by. 'l'hq bclieveJ in l;•Jtl a11 d Ll1 L' Bil1h: 1 a 11d hail a l1 i~li re· '·&~·:.:::,i:,1;.._-.~·\\ ; .. :, g:ml for lh t.: :;1·l111•Jl 111a:;L1: r, 1ibi11 :111.\ 1111 ld l~: 1·1:d a:> 11 10.~L ul' t.l1e 111 !(~~r..Y~~~·!.h: . ' · • ' ' \ . ~~~:~·~. ' ..J.:· ·.~. .,;.:.., ·:, ·;.:were. .I lI h e ntaJOl'IL)' o t tl11.: 1n w en; J:1r111t·r" and 111 1.;d111t1tl':i. 1 kw ·,,~~-- ~ ·~ . : ~~'{ki\:;~t~s:,.;,~ :: I 1 ,. ·· 1 · whi~e people. Sati::!ficd ~i~J1 thti i11fornfa-. t iou t.hus ·rcce1vcd, tbe Governor roe.le back to Wilhamt1burg. ' . He !)!!> made . D? at~e.mpt t o setL!e the count~·y Lu had di:wuvercd, nod np~· _ parentJj' d ism issed it froql hit; th o ughts. Fo1·tunatoly, or perbiqis ~ we shpult.I s~y provil~entially, t.~tl count.1-y was rcse1·vo<l. for t.Le 5 the homes ot a sturdie r ·and bette1· cla::!s of people than the Gov. erno~· could have in troduccJ he1·t}. 111'. ~ ~~~·~~-.;.:,r.;;t~>"'~~;;;ii .....~"· .,.. .. . : They . ' 1~·· ~t;..S.::,:.:.,,:,~..:- .~~j.:·~.:J:COtll'fit1CU 1 quizzing 81 1 1 ~ - misleading ~n~ :<;:~~~::._~,{~'i:tt,:.\~··.:· : ·~·:}<;~ i·f'·:~ : . . ·. . · ".-..'. ·'-. ·, ·:., ;~ •.~?·~'.t.·" ·~)·;,.f.,. SCO'l'OU-IHISII O.F 'l'lJE VALLEY OF VIltGINI.!•·. ::.:.~·?f,~ j '· ·::~:·.t~.~/:f.U:: ! ·'.~: -:.,_.:;.;;... ~· . · : . u·:~·i~~\sii'.!.~·~~~{:~~"J>'enn~yJvauiu:· : 'l'he 11.CW COOIOl'S Wlll'C lio\\'C\'Cl' HOO ll co 11fronled ' . .....lf··~'·"f!i..... ~""i!i"'<~r.t ~....... ' : .. j •'." ' . . • > • ' • ~;;::-:~~:J4ii~.:; ·~:(;J.w\th tho (iluin'1' .cif IJord Fairfax t.hat Hite' :; g rant wa::i 1nd11ded 111 ~ '· ·~~~~ :rt:·~ , <w h . .....,,..: ... . . 11 ..':-:: 4 _. • \ · , i4 . · ·:.. .)~1.,;tc:;:i~"°"a""""' '' ~;-.<t f~~ff:\~,:~~· : -1 incl i.ucc n 111ercl1a11b. 'I' h..:re .·'. I :<i• • e;,1 • . -·" ·1 tl•: • : • ~ ..-~(· . ,' • .. . ~·'?:'!~ .. &- .. ~ I! u /,~~1{~~t:,.i'~\~'.; ·;.' : ._,.. ;' f.;:. ~{~!Z".:··:r . :Y~~~:.~>{(h .:~ .:. ..~,.·· . ;'' 1 ·. ·1 •. ..- ........ . w :i~ 111>l u . ul , 11 uu1. 1·1·1t.y ~png . 1111 r :l ::;(} f :. .. �82 ~ ~ ;::J ~ ~ Ia: ~ i e;a lled <:av:tlicr umon~:;t tlieru. Orie of thetn, wlio:io i111n1cuiale d1:scu1Hl:u1ts were highly <lislin~uishcd, wa:1 prounbly 11 ho1111e builder; nnother, who.se po::iteriLy lmve grnce<l tho pulpit, tuo bur, :111<.l I.lit! hnll:;i of Coogres!l, Wll:i n ahip carpenter; and n third, who:ie <lllsceo<lnnts have Leen equally distinguished, wa:1 a wc:.1\'CI'. By tbe yen.1· 173G, four ye:u·:i ufte1· the 6r!4t :1et.tle111cnt, 111any families wcro loc:itc1l in tho region now composing the county of Augusta, und the :iunou11diug country wns <1uite thornughly explored. So far the :1ettlc1·:1 wc1·e what luw\e\.since been called "squatters on thll public domni11." In tl10 yc:u"incntione<l, howevc1·, Willinm Buvcrley, or Esse~ County, ol> tuiucd Sl grnnt of 11101'0 titan OllC hundrnJ thou::mn<l ncres of Jund lying 11 in the county of' 01·angc uctweeu tho g1·cnt mouutaio:i on tho river Shcraudo." 'l'he tract th m1 grnn ted su rrou n<le<l tht! site of S tau 11 ton, 1111d um bntceJ n II Ll1c seLllemenl:1 in the country. But Bcvorlcy was a libel':tl or pol iti1; lit11dlonl, and speedily mado ducJi; for nominal con::iidomLion::i to ull actual :1cUlcrs for a:1 n11wh land :is eal!h carccl to have. Ju the :1a111e year ileuj11111i11 I31H'd1rn obtai11ed n patent for n !urge tract in the forks of Janit.::1 River, wc::it of the Blue Hidge, in the prc::icrrt cou11ty of Rockbridge. 'l'he tir:1t settlers in Borden's tract wel'e ·Ephraim )[clJowoll und hi:1 fo111ily, he bei11g then nn nge<l man who had ucl)u 111 Londou<lcny during the famous siogo. He rnnde hi:1 home 011 'l'imbur Hidge, then e:!.lleJ Timbel' Grove. So fo1·, nod for moro t han twenty yonrs nfter Lhll Uf'l'ival of tlw ti1·Ht 11ettlll1·:;, they Jived in compul'a tive pearc. 'l' he Valley had lo11g ueen de!!et·le<l uy itd nnciont inh11bitunt:1, 11111..I the !lavages who frequently tmvct'll\H.l it on huntiug or wn1· exped itiont1 we1·c not gcnel'Ully ltustile to the whites. 'l'hc Hev. John C raig, J c:11;1·ihing the country •lt1 it wa::i when he camo hero, in 17-lO, say:i it wa::i "u. wildernei;~ iu tlrn p1·opcr 1mnse," with 11. few Chri:itian scLLlcl':1 and u numl.it!l'~ of he:1theo:1 L1·avcli11g ;tmoug us," generally civil, but they lrn<l c:otnmitted some muruel's abo11t thut time. 'rhcy 111a1·ched ulio11L in sLnall co11qi;i.nie:1, culling at a11y house for food, a11d :>puring uolhi11g lhcy d1usc to ent anc..l 1.lri11k. But the plluple pined fu1· tho or<liuuncos of reli~ion. 'l'h~y co u IJ do wit.l11111t 1·oadd a11c..l wheeled veh icle:i, lino clothe:;, nru..I oven <'Ulllfortnlilc dwellings unJ furnituru; these they cou ld wait for; but it wu:; an intulcr;1lile <lep1·iv11tioo to be without ll mioi:1lc1· lo in:itnl(;t the livi11~ 1 c•o1nfort the Jying, bury the <lenJ, nnJ baptizo tho nowl.io1·11 1nfont:1. Bci11g of the Presllyteriau faith, they c1·icJ to their 11w11 people nl. tho No1·th for relief. Acc:unl ing ly cc a tlupplicaLiou 8;) SC.:OTCll-lHll>ll OF 1'11£: V.\Ll.1::\' 01" VlJIGl~lA. 'l'll E SGOTCIJ-111 l~U IN A.MEHICA. from tho pcoplool' Bc\·crlcy ~l:111or,in the IJ:1ck p:t rLofVirgi11i:1,'' w:1:1 l:iiJ Lefore lJu11cg:d l'rc:1bytcry, in Pl!1111,.yl\a11ia, Supt..:mucr ~. l l::ll, l'efjttC:;Li11g mi11i:;Le1·ial ~up plic:-1. 'l'hl.' Pre:;l>ytery totild uot grant . tho rl!•JllC:!t i1111nedi:1tely, hut tho nexl yc:11· the Hc\'. J:1111..::> :\11d..:rt!Oll w:1:1 ::.cnt lo intcrc..:dc with G11v. li•Jod1 i11 lld1alt' of tltc Prcsuytcrinns in Virgi11iu. 'l'hc Church of' En~la1111 was cstauliohec..l uy IU\V throughout I.he colony, uuL tho li11\•c1·11or i11 his reply 11:1:;11rl'cl the pcupl11 Oi' liio goo1l will, :ind of the amp le pl'Olt.!Cliun to whitl1 they were ent.itlec..l u11de1· l.hc E11gli:;h ",\c:t o!''l'oleratio11." All tlici1· mi11istc1·:; \\'el'C rcq11ired lo do w:i,; to lake the Oath:; pl'eScrilJcd U_\' Jaw, to rcgi:;lct· Lhei1· plae:e:l of 111ce Ling n.11d bchavo thcm :ich·e:i pe:iccf'ully toward the go vcrn111e11t.. lJ11ri11g tl1:1t yenr ( 1738) ,\lr. Ander:io11 \'isite<l thu Valley, :tori :it the houde of John Luwioi J>l'cacltcd the lir:;l. :;er1111)11 o\·cr tl,•li\•cn!d in this :1ct:l io11 of country. 1u Lhe 111c:111whilc sclllc 111e11l~ had l1ee11 cret:ping up toward the ea:;tcrn ba:;c uf' the Blue Wdgc. 'l'ill tl1e y :;.i· I #:IS all the cu1111LI'}' wc:;t of' the HiJgl) \\':1:1 e111braced ill thu 1:01111ty or Ora11gl.!. whose l'CJllllLy :!CUL \\':l:l SU lll C di-,. l!lll(;C ca:;t Of' tl}C lllt)llllt:tin. (.)11 tht• l:it ot' i'tol'cmber, Jl:~ S, ho\\' C\'el', an :t CLW:t:l Jl:l:>se.J U)' the ( 'i>lulli:tl :\.s:;cmlily COllStiU1t.i11g the c111111Lies uf .\ 11.!.!ll:ila an ti Frcolcril·I» 'l'lu.: lallei· erulirnccd the t·111111try alung Lhu P11l•>111:1c allll :il10111 ~c \'1•1tty-tin l 111ilcs up the \":dk_1", wiaile :\ugu:;la e1111Jr:1e;cd tlltH: h tht! greater pa1·t ut' thll Valley :11ul the country we:1t \\'ar1l :ts far a:: Ilic l:1·iti:,h p•hsc~-; iu11:1 cxlt~ndcd . Whi le, however, the l\\'(} l!Ullllli,· ~ \\"Cl\! th11:; l'et·11g11 iZ1!d uy law in i1:;$, Llu.:r can hardly lie 11:1id ;1l h:11·e cxi:;rctl till j11sti t·e~ 111' 1111· pcacc l\'urc appoi11 lctl a11d tourt :' wen ~ c,:tal1li:;hl'tl Lherci11. wlaid1 in thc C:\:,c or Frctlcriek \\':t-< in Ii-!:). and llt' .\U!.!lH:l i11 fj' .1;-,, All the li111 c we ha1·c pa::iscd ,11·c r ll l 'I\' O:l.' lll er:i 1\'crc co111i11:! i11 _ .Ju111!.!s 1':1Lton W!l:l an l:ilie:icnt n~l! nt in i11trod11ci 11g tlic111, :111d in t.hc cuur:-;u of' lai:i lm ~ incss e;1·11ssed th,• .\tl:1 11Lit· 01·ea11twcnty-ri\·c1i1111!:-1. U11fi1 rt1111atcly, hu i11t1'11t.lu<:cd 111:111y "indc!nlnred st·1Tants," wliitc peop le of boLl1 scxc:-1, wltv h:td h~.:11 li:u1i:;hl.'d fru111 the old l'1Jt111try for petty otl'cnsc:l, :11111 who, t,1 :\ g-1-.•:1L cxLc11L kcpl 11p their l'\·i l p1·acticc:.1 i11 this new li111d. B11r ·n tli.· lal ter l"'"t or' r;:}!l, or carly i11 17-10, thcre was a great i11tl11x ,1t' 1•,•11plc of tl1 u hcst sort, the 1·c1'_\· fHloplc lt> wrestlu with tltu wii.:~rn,.,.:; and 1;11111.f a :-:it:tcc. 'l'h1· 11 camo .John Prestu11 and cc his wift.. Eliz:didli" (Patl•lll :3 :.1i:; t·:r), Alexander Ureclc inrid!{c, D:t\'id Lo;::111, I1 u~h Campbell, Hobert. Poage, Lite Ul!! l:.11 'l'ri111 blc:.1, Ha}"><!::, l 'atters1J11::!, ,\ 11derso11::, Sn>l l::, Wilso11:.1, Y v1111gH, nnd tli:t~ ul1io1 \:iL11n::. 111:111 who i:i fou11d wli1!l'el'cr 1 1 0 I /, ~ ~ �8! THI!: SCOTCH-lRl:SH Hi A.llEHIC.4. I SCUTCll-IHISll 01" '1'HE VALLEY OF \'InG l NT.\ , .);) I tJ ~ a 91 ~ ~ >-' ~ ~ :::3 !Zl f thu E11glish lunguago it1 spoku11, Jolin ::imiLh. Thi:1 Johu S111ilh W:t:t uo myth, but a :itunly c:1plai11 of mngur:t J11ri11g tho Imliau war::i, unu ulmo::it <lied of chngl"i11 betause t.ho milita1·y 1111t.lioritiut1 wvilld 11ot give hirn a 1,;om111:wJ in his olJ :1gu, wheu tl11;: H1n•olutionury Wur 11ro::10. lfo wag the 1111ce:1101· of J uJge D1111itd Smith, of Ho<:kiugl11un, anJ ot' Cul. Bunjiuni n ll. Smith, of Ka1mwha. Notwili1ot:u1di11g the l11uia11::1 who pruwllltl a1·ou11tl tho :1cttlemc11l:.1 Wtll'll profo::ii;cdly pcuccful, freq uont collisions ocl'urrcJ botwc1:11 in <liviJuals of tho two rnce::i, nntl a militnry organiiatiou of tho w hilt: peoplo wns pcrlcctcd io the foll of 1742. William lle\·cduy, altlwugh a rosido11t of Es:>l.lx County, wus the c:o1111ty liuutc11a11t, 01· cou11n1u1<lcr in cl1id". J amcs Put.Lou wus the colouol, 01· otli1.;cr im modiail.lly i11 1.;1H11111and. 'l'h t!t'e woro twclrn uapLnins an<l co111p11nics1 Lhe tirst capLain i11 Lhll list. being John Smith, u11J tltc 11exL AnJrnw Lt:wis. _.\.1111rng the <:ap t.aim~ wu:1 Johu Willson, who;1ftc1·wal'tl:i, ti.Jr twe11ly-:;c,·c11 consce:u tivo ye;ir:i, rcprcso11lcJ Augusta County in Lhu Huu:1e of llurgesslls; Poter Scholl, who lived iu whaL ill DOW 1{1)(.;(d11ghan1, thirLy miles fron1 :\ public l'O:lUj a11d Jolt11 McDowell, whu, with eight of hid nil!n, was killed by fodia11:; ila Decomul!r. 17-12. 'l'he privates were 011l'ullctl wit.honL re:<pctL t•> age, from boyhood to th o c xtrcmity of life. Tho vcncrahlo Epl11·i11111 McDowdl wat1 a rnll111uc1· of his son John's co111pn11y. 'rhu 1111111lie1· of lllOll in I\ CUl\1pa11y :l\"er:lge1l about tifty, wltich i111lit·alOS a loll :d popul:1t.iou in tho settled partg of the p1·csl!nt. e:ounlie:; of Hol'l•i11gham, A11gustu1 n11u Hol'k briJgc (all then Augu:ilu) of about l wcutyfive h1111dl'c<l. Population hiwing i>ulnciently increased, Go'" Good1 011 Oc:tohc1· 30, 17-15, is:i~uil "a Conunis:;ion ot' t.lic Pl!aCe," naming the !h:1l justice$ for Lbe county. 'l'he <·011 11 ty court, composed of' t.hcj11:ilicc::;, organized :.1nJ set lo work Dct:cmue1· l}, 17-15. 'l'he justices anJ inl1nuil:111ts generally wcro a Jaw.:1hidi11~ p1·opl1.. 'l'bl!y c11lcrtai11cu the opinio!~ that law w:1~of no 111111111c1· 1J1' acl·o1111l u11lc:i:i it w:1:1 cnfol'CCti. 'l'her ac:co1·Ji11gly searched the :,tal11L~· book for all thll offenses of' whkh tho cou l't had juris1lictio11. Fd011i~::1 wllro of rare Ol'c11rre1H:e-i11<lccu, I havo fiJU11d i11 Lite e1>1111ty recorJi> no 111cnlio11 of Lhc trial of Ll whitll pcr::;on fo r Ji.:lo11y fo1· fifly year:; af"Lel' tl1e tir:>t :Setllc111c11t-l>11t olhe1· ull'c11der:i nl101111dcd . A jail was S•>O ll ercl'lcu, a11d shnek lc11, hn1H.lc11ll':l. stock~, a wl1ipping po~t, nnJ a dut:king i>Lool for :;c:oldi11g wo111e11 .were pru,·ided. 'l'heu the new-ncdgcol jusL!ees looked out for lawurcakC'r~. 'l'h1! fir:il olfondcr caughL wa:i 0110 Edward U11ylc, who for d:111111i11g tltu I I c:o111·t and :!lrca1·i11;.!' fi111r oalhd \\':l" put i11 Lho sL•>Ck!i fill' l\\'o hu11r::1 a11J linl!d two cl111l11r:<. 'l'hl!y ,~,·c11 tim·d Lnwyu1· Jo11es, Lhc lci11g':1 HLlol'llcy, "for swoari n~ an 1111tl1.'· 'l'hcy la:-:ht!tl mc11 :\ml \\'Ollll!ll at Llu.i whippi11g po:it whunu\•e1· j11slil'l! rc1piired it. 'l'he gr:111d j11ric:i tlid their Ju Ly. They prl':;c11tcd J:tl'11b Cuge1· 11 fo r 11 bre:u·h 1J1' the poa cu hy driving ht1g:-i 1JVer the Blue Hidge on the Sahlmth." Owcu C1·aw li.ml wa:; prcscntctl "li11· drinki11;.; a hl!alth LO King Ja1111.::1 :11111 1·cfo:;i11g tu drink a health to l\i11:; George." Fort11nat1:ly for Owcu, he e!l'uctc1l hi:l cst:t(I•" But thl• Juc:king :;tool wa:1 llU\"Ul' lli<cd. Why not? r C:lll think 111' 1111 1'1°:\'•Jll cxccvt lhat there was 111> deep waler 11e:ir Lho co11r tl1ou:;13 'l'hc nwking of iL was a11 " Lrisli l1lu11de1'." I :1111 o!,ligml Lo rn11li::;:; that 11 failure Li> tbl! the tl111:ki11g :: l•HJI was 11ol bl!tausc there were 11 0 scoldi11g \\'Oll11~11 in the 1·111111lry; [ 1;011lil n11:11Lio11 !iC\'cral uy ll:lllll! if' it Were p1·11pl•t· LO do ''" ()f' <•1111r!'l1! there :ire 111rnu ol' Lhi:1 l'1:1ss :1111011gst 11:; now . Suttl•:;sh·e ~rand j11ri1:~ were 1:1ii1ally l:tilhl'ul. .Jana·s Fr:trne was pr..::1c11lc1l for a l1n•:n·h of the Sal1h:llh in 111111e1:c,.:;a1·ily u·a,·eli11g Len 111il1:s; Col. 'l'ho111:1s Che~\." 1 a lawyer, :111d J1>h11 Ur:111h:1111. :1 i.leputy i<liurilt', w1.·1·c prl'sc11ted :ts co11111w11 :;\\'C:trcrs ; :1111Jthcr ('l' r;-11111 wm; pn:::icntcd ·'as a uil!t11rl11.·1· of Lhl! l'0111mo11 (>l':H·e .. r the 11eighliors l1y t·:llT,Yill:! Ii..:::, :11111 :d:<•> :1:; :1 t·omnwn Iyer;" V:de11li11e Sc\'ier, t:ltl1c1· 1)1' I ;..:11 . .J1>h11 ~e,·ic 1" was pn•:<1:11tcd 1'111' swc:1ri11g ·• 1; p1·uph:111c ualh=->;" :11111 8:111111el I Lnl.t:i w:1,; (ll"l'"'l'lllcd ·' fin· a hr..::11·li of' Lhe Salihath in si111ji11g prnphano songs." Tlw~c will ,.,utlicc Lo :;h11w tlau Jctur111i11al.i<J11 or •>lll' an(·l!sl111·s t u ::tq1pn:ss all wi1:kcd11cs,:. IL 1n:1.y be snfoly a::is..:rlcd that f'cw, if a11y, .,r tl1csc" pruplia11c ··people were or lhu :)l'Ol..!1. J ri:;h r:U·c. 'l'hu Frc11d1 and Indian war:1ro--.: i11 ll."11. hy \\'hieh ti1111: th1• p11pt1lation of the \rallcy had 1:11'.~c ly i11cr1J:1:<ed 1•.,. l1i1·1 hs :111d 1h1: i1dl11x of po:o ple of' the :.::ulll.: ra c,· as tl1i: 11rigi11:1l ,1•t1l"r'. with s1•artdy :111y :1d11iix Lure ,,r olhe1·::;. l L i:; 110L for ti ll' 11> rcl:i l\' hl'l'c I hll lwrrors ,,ft hl.' pcl'i1lll wl1ilc Llac war la~ t cd : lhu :1 ::;~ :1ult s 1.y > :1,·:1~c,; 011 lh1· i,,il:1tcJ c:1ui11:1 of' Ll1c while people, the i-lan~hler or 111:111y \\'01111·11 and d1ildn!ll, and the captivity :111d :111fferi11.~:; of 111:111r 1111>ru. .\11r c:111 I tell of the l'Ul':lllil 1ll' lite n.:tiring CllClll)" U_\" l111,.l•:111d::, l1rot hl· I'-. :111d :;1111:;· of the t:u11llicts 011 Ll1l! lll•H•11t:1i11-; :1111' 111 tlii.: ,·alll·,·~ . 11.11· vi' ' the frc•}'Li.:11L l!XpediLio11-; i11t11 tl1e I 11di:111 1·11111t1 ry Lo i11ti111i.l:1l1'. or cn•n extcrniinale, tl1c sa1·agc:;. After t lil' f:dl 11f L':111:ul:1 l h1·rl' ":1 -< 1111 u11ccrt:ti11 Lm.:atlii1w ;.11en--tl1e l 11cli:111s li•r a lime l'!':I:.•"' It• i11 ;:o v:nJu thll :ielllct111.'11ls. UuL ca1·ly i11 llti3. at Lli e i11sti~ati1111 ot' the eclcltralcd cltict' hJ11liae. I he ll':tr w:1,; rc11 e\\'cd with 11wre 'i11d it" ~ ~ �86 TRE SCOTCll-llllSH IN AblEH£CA. live fury , if pos1:1ible, than before. Withi11 '' t'cw miles of t hit1 l•l\\·n a peacet'11I scttlcmt:nL was :t:ssailcd uy a ha11d uf :'lavages in lhu :1u111111er of 17li3, nud 111a11y l'l~<1ple were i;lai n, lout 11011e were curried into C''1plivity. !11 the :\Utumn o f the lll' Xt year the RnntC C01llll111· n1ty was vi!iitt:<l a~ai11 by a 11111rdcro11:,; ltaucl. 'l'hll 11umbcr of wl1ite people killed in the two i11v:1siu11~ wa:-: fro111 ~ i x t y Lo eighty, uud in the second twenty·fi\·e l1> thirty w11111c11 and c·ltil<l r o11 were c11rricu o tf, some of w lium 11cvc1· retu rncd. W l1c11 the fudi:>.n:1 had rcc:rosscd tbc Ohio aml felt safo from p1mmit 1 tltey :ilopped to rest u11J cclc. urn le their achievements. 'fhcy Je111:111Jcd that the captives should 8ing fvr their c11tcrtai11mc11L, ancl a ~ln'i. Gilmo1·e t1truck up in plain. ti\'\) lone Ho11sc's \'c1·:;io11 or the Ollc h1111<.lreJ a uc.l thirty.aevcntL P:iu Im: !<I 'I ig On lhtbd'!! ::trcn111 we ::at n111l "ept, \\'hen Zion we tl11111i;l1t on, 111 11iidHt tl1crcuf 11 I.! h:111gcd our harp:; Tl11:: willow lrcc lht:'rco11 . For tl11•re a ~1)11g rc•p1e~tc1\ they, \\'iH, .(id 11,: e:iplive take; Our ,;l'uilcr:i l'alltll for 111irth 1 and .-aiol: " .\ :ung vf Zion ::sing." L:1tc in th.; y 1.::1r JIU-! Col. Bou1p1ct atlvanL·ed with a lar.!!e forte i11l11 lhc <:u11 u1ry wc,,t of the Oltio, nud compelled the 111tlians t11 ~ clc,:,i~L lh1111 \\':\I' :11111 deli\'CI' up lhci1· captives. Two L'lllllJ>:tflics or 12> l31Jt" 111e t's anny were frl)ll1 Lhe Central Vnlloy 1 011c cu111111a11Jctl by Clt:11·(, ..., Lewis nnd l he other by Alcxanclcr .iHcCl:111:1b:111. · 'l'o the,.,e \\'t:rc :1:;:;ig11cd tl10 pusl::i uf !1 01101' CJll th e 111arch, one goiug iu aJ . r:111cu :tnrl the other IJl'inging up the rear. Tltc11 !'vllvwctl l\.'11 yc:ll':i of pcac:c, and this hri11g-H llH to lhe battle ,;f P1Jint Pll!a:<11111 1 011 OctolJor 10, 177·1. 'l'his decisive bal tic, w Ii 1d1 :.1c111 mcu LLe tide of Iud ian wnrfarc !i.Jt· Lw1J yc:ll'I; I wns lvtwh L ,-, al11111:iL cxtlusircly l1y Valll·y 111e11; I.Ju t we can110L 11pcak ot' it ru rtl1cr. 111 t!tl! meanwhile, :i:; early a!'l J/.J!), sixteen ycnrs nftcr the tir:;t :-1;t!lc11ll!llL, a cla:1,,ic:d ,;l'l1vol lw1l been openl'd by Robert A lcx:u1. tier ;l 11:1ti\•c of Ul~ter, eclw·alcd in J~dinlilll'g, some twel\'e 111ilc:; l'n 11 11 :\ 11gu:ita (). If. 'l'hiH i.;eli11ol wa:-i s111.J:icrp1e11lly 1·c111ovcd, 1111. di:t· di ll'ernnL tcad1er:l, fro111 place to pince, nncl finally l1Jc::lled in 11 11 \'il'iniLy of T1exi11gttHl lfrn~ it nssuml!c.l the 11111nc of Lib. 1:riy U:.dl Ac:1ilc111y, :111<.I, pre::1idccl OVt!l' by the Hcv. \\'illi:1111 G1':1· 1..1111, a Ulan of l:dcnL anJ learning, furni:ihcd ctlucalio11 lo ma11y 2: 8COTCll-llll::ill 01' Till!'. L\LLE1 UF r vmGr~u.. 87 y1>11ths wliu l.h!c:u11u di:;Liuguishctl i11 Church :ind State. ~llxt iL wa:; chanered as Waslti11gto11 t'.of1l·~e, :iOd now it appears a~ \\':1s hi11gto11 a11d Lee U 11i\·c1·:;ity, 1111111.!1· wbusc auc;pices we La~·c aSll~mblcd. Lo11g 111ay it, cu11Li1111u to dilfo:1e its l.> l1Jssi11gs tltruugh the C•Hln t r y and Liu~ world, n. 111011uu11:11t Lo tl1l' early :icttlcr:1 of thll Valley. \V l1c11 Lhc war ul' Lbc Huvolt1Liu11 :1rosc Lht: pl!uplc of lite Va lley :.d1110:1t l1> a 11ta11 1:=>(ltJ1l:;ecl the CaUl'i\' 111' lite colonies. I ha\·IJ 1:11111ol 1J11ly 011c i11sta1t<:l! uf Ji:;loyally nL 11 ... bl'~i1111i11g of the strife. The p1:rso11 i111plic:1tcd was :111 lrish l'ni":1yll!ria11 ~x-111i11isler, wlto was :>lllllllll)llecl ucfiH'C Lltc County Co111111illl'l! of .\11g11Ma 011 Oc:lCJ· her 3, 111;). He was ::u lcn111 ly tricd :111d rirnnJ g uilty, and th e t:1l111111itle1J 1·ccu111111c11clud lh:tL hu :.lwuld be l1uy<:ollcd by thc .~•1•hl people of' the <:v1111ty :111J colony "till he repents 1,r hi,; p:i-1 li1I. ly." 'fhaL i:-1 nil that was Jone, and we bc:lr 110 11w1·c uf t:11J 01fc11Jc1'. Uotctourl C'qunty wa:; forml!d from .\ 11gu:.t:t in I lli!l, :111ol Fi11. t::1stlc fr•>tn H11lelo11n i11 111:!; l111t the latle1· l!xi:;tcu u11ly till 1i'i'li, whun iLt< tcrrit.,ry was Jividt•d i11l1l the t111111lil!:1 of ~f11 1ll g•> 111ery , \\'a:1hini;to11 1 aml Kc11111cky. 111 J:11111:11·y. l ;-;-;,, the frceh1Jld1:r:; •H' Pintastll·, i11t:luJi11;; \\'illi:1111 Chris tian , Cha ril!..; Cu111111i11g:<, \\'illia111 l'rc~lo11 1 .\ rth111· Ca111pl•l·ll, Willi:a111 C:1111phdl. \\" ii li:1111 l·:.1. 1111rnd1;o111 and oLltcr:;, prcsc11tccl a11 atldre,:, lo lite I '1111ti 1ll'11t:d ( '1111. grcsi;, dcclari11g tltui1· purpc,::;c to resi:;t. 1hl: opprc:',..il'c rtt \.':t::- 111·1·- .. ,. the BriLisli (;1)\·c1·11mc11t. I 11 Fe1Jr11:11'}' of the s;llrtl' yt•a1· thi: (>l!uple of' A 11g11:1tn held a 111 ccc i11g and adoplcd palriotic rc:<ulnti1111,;. .\ ;iimilar 111ecting was held i11 l3C)Ldo11rL Cu1111ty. No rl1Hil1l thl! pe1,. plo of Frederick :-ipokc out i11 like 111:11111..:r. 'l'he:'C \\'e re 1lt1•11 tlte unly cou11Lic:; wc:;t 1Jf thu Ulue l!idgc. I 11 t hi.: i.:arly part r>f 1-;-11i the CJounty Co111111itteo •>I' ..\ng11:-1ta adopted :a nic1111ll'iul CIJ lite Stale l 'o11v1J11Lio11. 'l' his l1a:; bl!o11 lost, u11L l'rn 111 Lltll dt•sc 1·ipti1rn 1H' lh1! p:1per in the joul'llal of the COn\'c11lio11, it i:; :mppo:;cd t•1 be " th1! fi r:it expre:i:iiu11 of tlte policy of establish ing :111 irH.lcpc11rll!t\l ~late g1>vcrnmc11t nm! pcrm:1111!11t confcdt!ration l)f :-itale:;. whic-11 th i.: p:11-. li:uncntary journals of America coutaio." )lr. iluucrur't , 11111 rl'· fctTing, bowcve1·, to this urnmorial, ~:tys: " Wl! iih!\ll find lh;tt th1: lir:1L voice pul.Jlicly rnised i11 ..\merica to di:;:-()ll'l! all co11 1wt1 io11 wilh Gni:tt Brita in came n1>t from t he Puril:111 :; l)f ~fow E11gl:111d 11m· th·~ Out<:h of New Yo1·k nor Lhu plantl!rs o f Virgi11i:1 1 but from ;:;l·11tc·h. ~ l rish PrnsLytcri1u1:;." At tho bt.!~inning of tho war the people of the Valier flll'nishcd n.:,-. * -n • :\lr. Hugh Blair urig~by. �88 l ' liB :,L-.Yl'L'II-fl:l:Sli J~ .UlEHICA. one bl'ig:1tlicr .~·l!ucral (.\.11d1·cw Le 1\'i:-,) tiJ1' thc c1> 11tinental line. 'l'licy t'urnislwd al:-.o sc1·cr:~l l'11lu11cb l;H. Lhc regular ;i rn1y, 1wu vt' whom ( lic1>1·~c ~la the 1t-.; :111ol .\lcxandl)i' .\fcl'la11:1han) wcrn from _-\ ugu:!l:I Cuullly. 'l'hcy immcdiaLdy rnincd :ic1·eral 1:vmpa11ies 1)f r~crula1·:1, Oil(; or whieh. lcd b1· i:-:11>t. Hubert 1.;;1111 blc. (1)1)!,: I1rnrt in ::> • t lic ::iw1·m ittg" ut' S tun y Point. 1111 dtc H ttd:,un. 111 Ii ;-7, \\" h.~ 11 add j. tion:d tl'tlop:1 wcrc c:tllcd 1"111'. 1.;.1~· . Patl'ick Hc111·y \\' t·r>ttJ 111 I ;l·ll. W'a~lri11:;.·t1rn that sc1·c11 1:1)lll(l:tllies had bl)Cll rni:;..:d ll'itlt11nl d1· l:1y iu .\ugn:Ha L'ouuty. _\ly rc:<L':lr1·ltc:1 ha1·c ll1Jt 111:1dc 111e a...:•!ttai11tc•I with tho.! history l)f l)thcr l'llilt.ti1:.s iu t\l~ p cu to tlti:i 111;1uc1'. \\'..: k110\\', l11111'e l'<!t'1 that. m.rn1· 1>f }J,1t·!!a11·,, rillc1111.:u at S:l r:tl•N:t \\'d'1.: ~ "' from 1lic V :1 llo.:.r. lint rc-;ular .wldier:; cunstirnted :L ::1111:11! J>at·t r>f the t:u11 t;·il1utio11,, 01' the Yallo.:.r LO tho :tnnil:s 0 1' Ll1e rcp11ldi1.:. lfor tnilitia \\" e re •: •111. 5l:IO l1y in ~\!l'\'it ·e frtJlll d1c Uegi11t1i11~ lO lfru t!tll( vf I fll.! \\":II': lllHkl' (",,]:;. ~a11111 ...t .\l 1:l>1,wdl. 1.;cvrg1.: )ftJll'dt, \\'illiatn Pt'l.':lton , I ;etH':!'l: Skilh:1·11, :-=:1111:-:1111 .\l:llh..:\\··, .l vh n :tnd Wtlli:1111 B111r:-.: r. :111d 111h0r:-; . .So.)1·.:r:d L·11111p:111i1::-. rrum .\.11g11:-.t:1 :11.:1.:11111p:11d1.:d l.-.,f. Wi lliam L'!1r::;. tian i11 ii i:; .:x pnliti.,.1 a;;:1i11sc Ll1c C'h1.:1·1Jkee l11di:tns iu l ;;ii. _\ ~ L11·u'1.: lilr1·1; t)f \ ":1: lcv 111\!ll 111:u·l.'11l·d to Lhc IJ hi11 n :n;1· in l 7;1, :ind . wen: di::lm11·k·d thcro.: who.:11 the news ot' B11r.~•Jy11..:'.-; s1tl'l'e11dc 1· :II'· ri1•cd-:t 11·:1:i II• > d1J11 ht ti1 1>11~h t Lhe w:11· w:is 11·..:1· ~ T w1> 1:11111 p:111ics !'rum the Valley un.\cl' Capts. Tait! :111d B11d ta11an. w..:rr; "·ith _\J,)t'.!!:111 :1r the l .\.1 11·po.:11 .~ . altho ug h ltis l<Jl'y 111eut i11 11 ~ only 1111e. ...\ li:11t:1litJ11 fmr11 .-\11~11-1:1 :tlld :llltHli\!t' from n lJ1·kl,1·id.:.!c li>11~ht :ti 2: 0 l;nill;Jrd l.'. IL. :1wl. lllilitia :L=' they \\'1.:1'1!1 beha1·1!d in the IJ:rttle li k,· 1·..:tc r:111,. :'i:,·cr:d 11:11 taii111t,.. t'ro111 t 111: Vnllt·y ~Ct'";c .\ i11 L1Jwcr \- ir!!:i11i:1 till ai't..:r thc ~u1T1:11dc1· at \1wlaow11. - JJut it i, L1111c l•• itt•11ti r1.: wh11 th1•,:11 people wen; ot' wh111ll ,,..: h:11·c IH:e11 ~p..::1k i11 g-ot' \l'h:ll l':lt:u'? \\' lr c1·1: dill Llll.'y c:umc l"r•rni ·: Aud why .Ji.I 1!1cy r·o rne (lJ Lhi,.; lia1·kwo11d:; l'Ultlltt"y·? 'l'o :111:;~1·1:1" thcse •1111.::;: inn:-i we lllll't !£0 u:tck tu S1.:0Ll:ll1d, 111vr1.: tlian l \\'1) hu11. d 1·ed yea 1·,.; ;lg-•>. The b:1ttl1.: •11' B11tliwdl 13r idgc W:li fo11g-l1l 011 .l une :!:!. J1);"!l. lt i:; c:dle.t :1 lmtdc. liut was rather :t r11tt L o( tt11di,,tiJ1li11.:d p1::t.<a11c.· . \\'h 11 ha.I li.:011 '..!"•;1.i ... 1 1 1 l:lkt: llfl :1rr11s hy the ••1•11n:...-.i1m:; ,,(l it<· !!<J\'1.:rn111,·11t. A I~\\· 11·erc ki lled in thl! fi.7'h L; four 11111.drcd 1r .. r1: tt!!ltL . .:rcd l.i.1· l he 1111.:n·i lc,,;,; l'l:1 rt•rh1111,.;~ ;111d !ti:; ii rag1J1J1t;o; 11·11 ile . i 11 ~ 0 g i 1 :1:i ::>c:un.:U-ll:h ll UF TllE \".\LLJ::\: •Jf ruwl:\ U .. S!') '!'h ose wht) :Htbmittcd wcrn ili ::c h:tr:£•:Ll; tll1.: 1Hher:;, who 5ltll>d •lilt tor Lit..: riorltl " which t ;11.f had .:;::. •ri1·1: 11 thc111. 11·1.:rc sc11tc11t:cd to tr:111 .-;. v pol'l:tli•rn tu lb rl1:1iln1:•. tlll·l'e to !.1e ;;1)!d i111 u -il:i n1·y. .\. 111cn·h:111t vi' Leith t:<HHt':H:ted with the Laird •1i' D:1rnco11, •• tho m:111:" ,.;:tys th e old ehrn 11it: lc r. "that rirst 1Jur11 t tbl! •;u1-.:11:111c :'' w tra11,. p1ll'L the co111"ict:;. 'l'\\"O h1111rlred and til'ly ut' chem 1\-.! rc crvw<lcd •J ll :1 :ihip. whi1·h prn1 :c1:rletf 011 it.; 1·oy:tgc :11·1Juuu tlie nunh of Sc0t l:111d . .\ :;t111·111 :11·1):<1!, lltu ,,hip was \\'l'l't:kcd 111.::11· tit•· Orkney bl:utd:;, :rrtol t wo h1111drc1 l •Jt. Ll1u j'l'i:>l)ll\!l'S '.l'•:t·c ·i1·1111·11l"I ; tit'Ly e,.t::tpctl, mail•• th ci 1· \\':l}' L11 I r1:ia11d. :1 11.t 11·1: rc t\IJC p111·:-tt1:• i ~,~· Luu gu1·ern1111:11t. )bny )' 1!:11'-: l1cli>re. ·l 1tr!t1~ th.: l'l:i:!'ll ._, ,·J ame:; 1., ~I l:11·7·e tlllttl · bl! t' o r' .°)1:•Jtt:l1 1;1!11t1h: . i1:1d ~t : ttl1:d !11 th•: .:)1'11ri11tc ot' rl,.tcr. I re · 1 \1111d. • '1' hey ·1·1:11c 11•:. ·!' ... •:1;·:-. Fr1111oi..: . .. ~·.• ·::trn :1 lid11 g by l:il·•1:·. in :t la11d whi1·ii had i' r11•ll11.:1.: d liit :tl·!'l11 ~it tit: lmc hunditti . Th,._,. built t1>wt1,, :tttd 1·iil:1::"·· : 1l1<·y ..:·l:tt <ii,ned: r:1dl):-. :1111l 111:1n111°:1l·lllrc' . they i 11cl1).~c.\ 1ki.(,.1 r::i,.,·.f 1:trrni11111·1.·· att.j hn111c:-tc:1ds where. till then. there h:1·i :,..,.11 111 :1 n1ltl11•r•' •·:: -c le..:. \l':ttll•:d hnt :-:. 1)1' li11I•·:< i11 tire •;at•th lik1; r:ti.l1it i111r:·1111·, : '.\'lt ii1:. '.\' it i1 .. 11l :11·1 i1i1·i:d di - l i11e1i1111 <. they Wl!l'I) .•:11·.:·i t'r11111 ·ll':!"l11·r:1tr11:.:· :11tu ·he 11ati1·,. ty111: hy : !11·! 1· rl!li::i1H1 , th.:11 :.:-r11wi11-..:· in it.· 1i t·:-t "11d111 ,:i :: ~ 111 i11t11 :t li1·!11!.'.· I""·'"·:· whi1: i1 p•:n·:1d1:•t 11t.·ir .. 111irt: ~ ... i ll!!'. .. T:". ;.;, ,1hw •. ;1 11r1.-.11h·r· '.1·i11 · e,;1·apeol tl1t: -hipwr.·1·k '.\'•·•·,. t111 ·1•111111 :1 " :: _::::ld1· :1.-•l'li•it i.. 11 t" th•· :)L·11t1· h L"11lon:: :n l:btt!r. l...:t 11 :: ~•T will> ci1e~e p1.·•1 1ill) \\'1:1'<.:. :1- t:1r :t:\ \\'<.: •;:111 j 11d:.:·· ~ i'r11t11 :h1:;r 11:1!1\1 "· .:.:1,.1 · · ;' ihe 11:1111L1:- :ll'l\ :l" 1',1( . l11\\'-<: .1:1111,., :111d .f.1i1n <.'l:tri• . .i·1irn. Tlt.,11:::·. :111.( .\11ilrt:\\' Th1>111-. 111 \\' illi:: 11 t. .1::1111·' . .\ :.. :.:11t·l.-r. :1111i '·\':1i1 ..·:· \\' :1-id..:ll: \\' iil !.1t11 :11t ·I Tlt111>1:1" \I ii l..: r : .l .J1111 ',wiir::11. \\' :11·••11. 1;::rdrt•:l'. lir11w1rlL''" \\'j l ... 11 . I 'r:1i'.:". t '11rri ... T .111. \\':111:11'1.:. t.':11111·:·•>11. 1:_.:,i. ( ':111tplidl. !':1 1..i·.. ll1 . Yoll !I '.!. Fi11l.-.1-. nr11l'.:l . . \:1.i..r- •II. l':ii·h··:;!. E1·1 ·!t''. l.:1111!1. l1111 1·!i1:. ~1 111. 1;:1111 ' •'.' " \\'l1it.:. 1:111·l t:111a11. .\l.1ri~"" · .\l111ll!.!'•ll111·r.'" 111 !.'.·k,, ll:1111iit111t. l~.. ;L J l.·11·! .. r-..! 1. 'to:l'I. ll•11l•\.·11 . lkr· k . .\l:1ni11. ;-;, .. o11. 1.;1:1:-:!_!•111-. Th ··e ll' iil -11 tti...... ll11w 1:1111i i::1r th·· 11:111ll'"' :11"~ t.1 1h.· p1:111•I,· 11r' t!i l.' \: :tll1·:: '. Tli,·y :ire .. 11r "'r'.1 11:1 1 11 ~" . :tnd we d11 rt••t ha\'l' 1.1 i111p ti1·l· !'urll tct· fr•) lll 1rh:t1 l:111d ·•Ill' 1;1rct:11h1·1·... <·:t1 11l-. ~1:111\· ;-: .... 1.. i1 •II ' •Hlil!I' 11:1111c:- <1·ct !1·d in l' f,11·r. Th1•1·l· :tl'l' 1'11· i1111: r; 111·r:ild1: .\l:11 ·,-\ f11~ .\I ,.!) .. 11· ~· !1' ..\1, .1·:1111 '.:··.. ~ r .. (' l:11t:th:t11·. \Jr.: Laug·ldin~. ~!·: !\ ,•,•·. :q,.['lh·del''. .\I l·1".1r?11: 1·:,,. \Id ·,,r1;1,.,, ~! .. \ ,·i i-. :tnd l)th.:r'. w hi;.....- jll'l:rix ' lll:t• · k~ r ltc IL: ;t ::111ol:- . hnc ,,,· w lr:11 ,·1· ,·r . 0 .,r th·c llll)lllhs in 1;1·:1yfri::r:< ti1ttr1·!t· •>l'i !!ill . tlt.~y :1-.~ in1 il:1L,·d 1r i1 h t111· f. 111r ::111d ~ l • Jl·I;. :111.! :tll •'!!· I h. 1 r rn11,t1tuci.:d tit,• :'1;uti:l1 . lri-lr r:t• 'l'. \·:ml. E.liril>trt':f, half 11:1k1:J, li :1 lf :;ta 1·re<l. a11.f 1r itl1ouc ~hdl,.r. 'l'lt1.· -,; LI 11.:r' i11 I t":l:1n·I c:i1cri, h1·d l !tt· : r:1di1 i1111:- :t1td f'l'"·•" "·".( 1~ -1·i1w 1·1.,1 111 tit•: ri , ld, :r11d l ll'circ li1111rfrcd Wer e c::tplttt·cd. The pri.-1111 . ,':) ~r.., wen: lil·rrl i:d like l·:111le f1ir ~ ~ �~JO rLlE .:it:U'l'Ul - 1111:>11 u11tb:111~cil the 111:w11ers :111J c u:.tvm:; I~ St:l)TCll -11:1:>1! l)F Tiil:: \'.\LL£\ IJF •:il:t.i l:'.\l.\, .\.\lEllW.\. , ·f :l·~'o;, ~..:xt cr> 111 1.!:i Cul. .la111c:; P:tlt1111. wh o \\'as Loy11 i11 [1·c l:111d . :111d liy 111d i:1 11 ' in 175:->, i11 what i:' 11•1\\' )[1>11(~11111e1·y < '111111t.\". \':1. llu was a le:td::r ol' 111en. \\.lil• l'c \·c 1· hi::. 11:11111! :q1pears with ·.r:1- :;illccl rJ i i i l £., a11il cli..:J i11 Lhi.! third y~·:1r l•l th~· rt:i:;11 •>fl;cul'!!1: 111.. F,..i1r11ary 1, 171i~. lie is cli.!st:ril1cll a:i t:dl :llHI :11u:;1;ui:1r, :1111! thL' l1,..,t l,11<:k\\'1J111ls111:u1 of' hi:1 day. 111 any <:11111 11111ni1y whl!l'C he 111i~hL ha\·c lirucl he IV<>tdJ h:WI! ho.!cn :l lll:lll ol' 111:1rk. li11L \iu was pet:UI· iariy lilted 1\n· lhc uew l'1)llt1Lr)' in \\'hit·h hi:. lc1L was c:1:;t. :'\11t 11111:; l,L'1'1Jrc hi:i tl•:ath he wro te his l:t:<l will :111tl lcstame111. di:-p11:-· i11~ 11 1° his w1,rlclly est:ilo nn<l r.o111111c111li11g hi:; ::ou l t o tin~ 111 ... rc:y .,(1;.,.i tlin111~h Ju,,u:; 1;h1'isl. His :lOllS (Th0111a:;..\11drc w 1 \\.i lli:1111 , :111cl t 'lwl'it:") all at:tl!il i111p1>rl:t11t. pa1·ts i11 the early hi:itory nl' the \·:i ilo.:y. Thu la:H-11:11111:.I c.:0111111:111clc:cl Lill.! .\11g 11:; t:1 rcgi 11w11t at chc l1;:( cl1: 1Jt' \>1Ji11L Plt::t:ia11L. and wa::i :;laiu tl11; rc in the !lower 01' his ..r L'h:1rics ,,f tho hu11l from whid1 they C:lflll.'. II 11J in :l f'i:W gcllt!l':HiOll::i lhc people of (.; blCl' Wore 11\0l'e Scotd.1 tU:ln Lhu Scvtc.:h thcn1"uh·c:;. 'l'hcy wcrn a lhrift.y pcuplc. and ;;c,u11 became pro.:;pcrou:l as ti.u·mc1-:i1 mc<:li:ini<·:l, :wJ 111cl·chant:;. W11~11 lhc rcn:ilu lion o f 11j::)::> oc.:c.:urreJ t hey ic:tlou:ily u!)pou:;ctl the Pnitl!,..t:t11t c:lu:<e. Tlicy held LonJontlcn·y fo1· l\.i11g William. 13ut tlil.!y w.;rc <li:;scuters frcJ111 Lh1: E:;taulishctl Church, anti wc1·u \H'•>::;c.:riucd u~t·a u su of Ll1ci1· religion. They were 111lt allow ed lo tcac:h :;c llvul. they were excluded from all •>llicc:i, c;i \·i l amt 111ilitary i 111arriagcs l>y thl.!ir 1uinistcr.:; wer e Jcelarccl illeg al and \'<Jill; their 111i11istcrs were pr0:;el·t1tccl for prcac.:hing" out.~ icll.! of' cc 1·ta i11 Lc>t1tc1I:;, wlai le tltei1· he:crcrs \\'ere thn::\lencd with tliu :il1H;k::;. 'l'hoy, lc1)\1·. o\"L'r, 11111i11t ai11cd th-::ir loyally ll) the Pmtcstant :;uecussiu11 . ln l 7 J.j, wh\! 11 the re lit:l li•>ll oc:curred iii Scutland in lwl1alt' of tlw Pre· tc11.!c1·, and :111 i11,.111-rt:t:ti<J1J in fr~la11d wa::; upp1·clh:t1dctl, they 1·:tiscd :it:\·cr:d rt:~i 111e11t:; LCJ :;u11po rt Lil e go,·crn 111c11t. \' ut, cvc11 fo r tlii~ -;cn·in:. ~ln:y \\'t: l't: tl1reale11ccl with [H'U:ict:uli1>1J :1l'l..:1· t.lw cla11gcr w:\s U\"t:I'. _.\c the :;amc timc thl.! i11.\11:-;t ry :111J commct":o of' Lhc peoplu Wdc !)ystcm:llically rc\11°\!;,:,l!il. .\l..:n 11f ,,pirit aml l!lllcrpri,;c tuuhl t11Jt ~ c111lur1: lhc op['•'•~:,:-ICJ11!) l1c:i)'t:d ll\llJll Ll11..:111. 'f\\"l!llLY Lho11::;a11d \h'•)~ plc lcfl Cbter Oil tl1e olc,,lrlll.:l i1Jll of lho \\'00lcu trail.; ill l li~~I. ~ .\l:wy 1111)rl! were! 1\rj,·,:n ;1w:1y by the pass:1gc: ut' the 'fl}sL _\ cr. Fnt· 1111)rl: tl1:111 tii'Ly y1::1n a111111:\I :.hipl•Hllls .,f t':tniiiies dcpa n ed fro111 l>l·l1':1:-l ;111d l.011Juwlcny. The :uTi~al s :tt the p<>rl ot' L'hil11dclpl1ia ~ 111 1 1 :.!~I :ire :i1:l du\\'ll :1:; 5 . ti~:> . \\'l1u11 lhu 111a11uli1ctllrc 1)1' linc11 ext1.:11oled lo England !110.: I ri.~lt t 1·:1dc \\'ll:l crippled liy a c.luLy o n iu il du<:i; . ancl thi:: b l Lo a11ud1e1· lli ::·ht 111' Ulste r p..:c> 1il1> to .\111crit::i a few yt·.ir:: lidvrc the H.:,·1,lutiu11. T he lota l nu1111Jc1· of' 01il!ntti\'<.::l dri~en out is esti111a led a,; llJIJ,lltJI). Thl· peup l1:: of Cbcc r li:id licarcl of Pc1111:;yl\':1 11iu :\>i n land ot' libl!1·t..r :111d ti> t haL pro\·i11 t·.: t liey ca mu in l:1rgc 1111111hl!t'S. Bul je:d•111:;11:.- aru~c in Ilic rnind:; ot' the •Jriginal scLllc1·s thc1·e, nu<l r e:; trii;ri\·\! 1111!a:;urc.:1 were: :td1Jptetl 1,y th e prop1·it.Jtn1·y .!£OVe1·umo11t ag:1i11:;c, t he :-:irnt t h-fri:<h and I ;l!rlll:111 im111igrn11Lil. 1Ic11r.u 111:111y of the f.1 rn11~ r. whr) l1:1d l:1ndcrl 011 thl.! l>claw:11·0 :ind t:ll'l'iccl awhile in l'•!n11:;ylrn11ia, w.:rc p1·eparc1l LO fol11Jw J o\111 f.cwi:1 lo lhe Y:dley 1>1' \'i r:.!IHia. Thu~ thi:< l'c!;·ir>tl W<l:i OL·l'upictl l.iy ~lll'O)IO:tl):). .\ 11d t11H\' let n=- 111e11Li•Jll very hri~lly a few of tlic indi,·iJ11al.-; 1>f tliic; lw rile of imn1i.!!1·:111ts and SIJlllC of tl1cii- cJc::;co11tlam:;. fi l'::L, (,,1 John J.c\\'i:;, tht: ph,1wcr. ff c W:t:i liol'll i11 the 1·ci~·n <J l ., i .• t11c r:< i11 the :111n:d,, 11 1° thu Vallcy, it i,; 111c11 1i1111L•tl lir:-:t. Il l.! wa:rir:-l i11 1hc ·' C'•>11 1111issi•m of Lhc Peace." thl· lir.;t hi~h :; hc r irl' 01· lltl.! new ..111111ty 111' _\11 ~11,-1:1-:1 11 u 1lit:c1>f' .:;n·:tl cli:;nity-:11111 rirs L ill •)I'· :!:llcizi11:.:- l'.:li!!i•lll:' c:1>ll!!l'Cgati1ill:< and ln1ildi11!!'. llll'Cli11!!hO t1::l':i. Ile ~"'' i n hi:; la:-l \\'ill :.:-a,·I! e:q1re:;,,io11 Li> \ti:; ( 'l1ri,.,1i:111 l":lith , l·o11111h:11tl:11g ni' :-oul L11 1;,.,\ :111il cxpccting dernal h:q1pi11es.s thr'lll!!h thl' 111.: rit:i 11f his 1.., ... 1 a11d $a\"io11r .k,-11:; l_'hri!)l. Thi! \\'ill dir1:c·tcd that a11y 11t1L':ilio11 aric-iug i11 1-.~~:1rcl t>1 Ii i:< ,·~late -h1111l<I be :1ri1it1·:1. \Cd :.~· tht: 111i11i·t1·r a11cl ddt.:l'S 1>1' 1 l'i11!di11:; ~pl'ill!.f 1;011~rt'!.!:ttin11. (',, I. l':tt t1Jll lcl'l Ill) 111:tl,• ol1::<c•1:11c\:111t. llltl frtJ llJ 1)111! 1)1' h i:; d:tU!!htl!I'!: t!ic I'.\'•! I j,,,·,,. Fl11yd , oi' \'il'gi11i:1! dt::'l"l'lllkd. Tl11! !:..: \· , .J11h11 c_'r:ti!! w:t:i :1 111>t:tlik :;pc1:i 111c11 1>1' thl.! l':tc ·..: to wl1i1·li iil· lwl» 11 !.!d. ll11r11 in I 1·1·l:111ol i11 I 7lJ:I :1;1111:tluc.::l!·~d i11 ,...;,.,.(. b1.f. h..: l':llHC t11 the Va lley in 171•1. aud ol io.:d i11 177:!. Il l· Ji>1111cl e.f till' t \\'•) c1111~T•·.~a tio11 ,; t:tlbl :\ u~11,, l:t :111d Tinkling ::i pri11.~ 1 Iii -< i11111\\~dintc p:tl'i:"h l1d11.~ thirty 111ilc:; l c>11~: 11111 he 1•rc:1c:hctl. :111d ..::;. p :1:i;dly l.i:1pt i;:etl , whl!rc\'01' lie we11t. Li i.! Ul!;f:lll ~c rvi cc 011 S u11ol:1y :tl lL'll 1>"t·lt1r·k in th1: 111or11i11g, ;111cl ltl!ld 011. with :1 .:ihu l't i11lcn·:1I. till ~ un:: c t. His only 11ri11Lcc! :;crmcm co11 l:ti11s fil'ly- th·c 1lh·isio 11 s and :rnhdi,·isio11:<. ro1· 11i11u ye:u·~ he kept ;t rc.!!istet· of pc r:io11:1 b:qn iz1:cl hy hi111, diiclly i11J'ant~. 'J'he wliolu llllllli lcl' i:; 8S:J, and :It th1• 1:11 11 or" c:tch )'C:tl' he a:;cril.itd ~.,\u1•,· toJ l ;,,d ' ·1 \\°\It) i::; d:1ih· aoldi11·• J ~ 111cmbe1·:1 Lo hi:i vi:<iblo Ch11n:h.'' Being :;e11t (1) on1:111iz0 churf'ltL'"' :111w11g the .se Ule1nent.s on .New flivcl' nml the ffo btcrn, he 1·c ptll't ed 011 his return a s11rprisi11t; number of r uling clJcrs ordai11L'.I hy lti111 a11cl wl1c11 :1:-kcll how li e f'u u11d :;uitalilu 111atcri:d for so ni1111y 1 he re0 '\. ~ "' �9:2 THE SCOTCll-IHlSll IN AllLEHIC.\. plil·d in the itliu11t of hi::i pcoplu: 11 Where I cutlua get hewn st:rnes l tuk d1Jrnack::i." lleru we lllll)' lHllllO uthci· 111ini:itors who omcinted iu the Va lley iu t?arly time::i. 'l'hc:ie woro John Drown, of New Prov i<lenco; Alexander l'raig head, of Wiu<ly Covo; Charles Cummings, of Brnw11·s )foctin:;house (who emigrnteu to Holston anti thero pronchcJ and hdpe<l to tight. Lhe Iudiuus); William Grah1\m 1 of Liucrty Hull A<::uJemy; J :1111e:1 Waddell,* John Ulc:Cue, Samuel Canack, und Ue11j:11nin Erwili. 'l'ho Scotd1-l ri:;h of lho u.lloy furnit>hed fow llH! lllUl!r!:I the ll!g:tl and mudical prolC::;siont1, but many prc1when1 of thr. gospul. \\' c c:1 11 111ention only a fow: Samuel Doak, Lhll pio11ee1· prcaclH.:r in Te11n~sscl!j ..:\1·chil>iild Alex:11.1der, George Uaxter, 3lose::i Huge, An.:hil>:ihl Scott, Willi:1111 Wilt!Oll, John illu11tgomcry, tl1e two Craw ti in IF>, J 11li 11 Poa gl' Cnlll pbel I, (;iidcon illac.-k bu ru, '1'hom11:1 Po:\gc, Samuel llouston, William .Mc:Pheutel's-nll of lhu last cu11tul'y. f:omo o f thc:>e li\·cJ aml died in t ho Vnlluy; ot.hcrs lnbo1·cd elsewhe1·e in Virginia· anJ in the 11uwer sutlle111cnt.s of 1Cu11lucky n nil 'L \:11 111!,.,,ec. J11h11 Prc::.t011 lived only sc,·c11 years after hi! c:1111c to the V:dlcy. lli::; only so11, William l'rcsto11, was Lhl! progenitor of:\' 11111ucrnus and di:-ling11i::1hcd family. Ho c:amc with hii; falhc r lo the Valley ~ when he wari tc11,yc.:1 r:-1 ot' .nge, .a~1J rcl'cived 11111,.t. of hi:-1 .e~l11t·:1lion fro111 H11r . John Cr:11g. 1C1::i olhvml reports and othe r wrtllt1gri d11rill" hi:! mature lifo show that he was~~ man ot' more than u:c:u:tl :tl·..,.. quirumcnt:; "' for the Lime _:ind country. Hu began . ac:ti.vc Iii\! Ly a:;si:;t i1 1 ~ hi:; u11cle, Col. Patton, i11 his cxtcn:;i\'e l>usine~z.;, and "T:1J. ually u;\,·a11cl•d l1l more i111porl11nt cmpll)y111e11t~. For sc11nc ~c:1r; ~ h..: t....:pr~,.e11tucl .-\uguril:\ County in t he 1! 011::10 of B11r~L·:'~C:i. Dur-' ~ in~ the IncJi:in w:ir:> he wns consta nlly in the lielil ns captain ·or 2$ r:11wur:S. When the <...>1111Ly of 13otl'lourL wai; c~Lablishcd (iu l'ili!J ) he ;emo\·cJ le> thnt part of Lha Valley, ami" was :tppointcd· :1 justict! ot' the pc:tce, Nlond of 1niliLi:i, <:OlllllJ :111n·eyor, Coronci·, :tlld c~: c li~;1t o r. A:i c:o1111ty lie11tc11ant of Montg-011101-y tJ11ri11g d'tc Hc\·0111. Liu11n1-y \r:ir he rendurcd i111p•>rlllllL ::1crv icc. With a lJ1Jdy of hi,; 1nc1i. lie parLi<: ipated in the liaUlc of Guilford C. 11. i 'l'h•) 111 o~t l:UllSl'ic·Ul)ll:l of lii::1 Jesn•1Hlanls who l.ie:lr Lhc family ll:tllle is \\"ii. li:1111 l' Pre=-ton, the ·cclchr:1t.cd oralor and slatc:1111a11 of Son tit C:tM· lin :t. But his Jl•.>-3terity ~r 111:111y name:! :11·\l found in 111:111y States, v I SCUTCll-lll lSH OF T il l:: VALLEY OF Ylll<JINU.. or tJ i' l i *.\ ncrwards k llOWll ns Lhe" 131incl l're:1cher." t One uf his ~un~. J:u111!~ l'allun l' rc~ lon , W:t:l a Governor of \'irginia. .· 93 and gc11cmlly prc::1crve in u rc111ark:1ule t.legree LIHl trait:! :rnJ cli:tr· ucleristics lrau:miillud tu thc1u by thei1· ancc:itm·. .Mnoy ye11r1:111go tb~ l11tc ll cnry A. Wise, 11 keen :111d critica l ouserve1· of mun, re· marked i11 111y heari11g that hu had never ::ieen 11 Pre:itou who \\'ti::! not a gc11Llo111a11. Alex :111dc1· lfrecki111·iJgc, like his cotempurn ry unJ nssociafl~. John Preston, lived ouly 11 few year:! after ha came to the Valley. lie left a large f:tmily of' sons :111tl d:111ghteni. Only one of hi!i :1011", however, :q>pcar::i conspie11011::1ly in the nnnal:i of the count l'y. H11hcrt ilr..:ck i11riclge, lbe son allmlod to, wa:i born in lt·eland , :111il <lied before Lhll clo:iu of the Jfornl11Liou, in Botuloun Cou111.y, 111 whicli he liall renhl\'etl f'r.)tn Augu:iln. He wa::1 an acti\e :111cl ctli . cierH captain of 1·a11gcr:'! d11ri11g t.hc l ndian war:i, :111d generally an e11terprit1ing :111d p1d1lic-spiriL1Jil cilizcn. lli:i scc1111d wifo was n <.laugh ter •>I' J11h11 Pre ~ ton, aud tho 1nother of ::icvcrnl tli:1ting11i~lll"J sons. 0110 of Lhc1n, .l1>hn, rcmo\·cd to Kentucky, liuc:tmc .lltor m·r Gcnc1·:d of the 1: 11itcd States, :11111 liithcr or thu c:cldirntcJ tli\;i11c~, John and Holh:1·c .J. Bn·cki11riclgi:. •\not.her .~on vf John Ilrlll'kinritlge wa:'I lhc 1:1thllr of' the !ale .J1.1hn C. llrccki11ritlgc, Vice PresiJcnt of the L:11itecl Slates. Hol11;1'L .\lc·l 'l :111ah:111 proh:tl1ly. C:lllll! in will1 t.he ~r•':lt i111111igr:1· Lion or I 1:·::1 or I j' t11. Hi: :'Ol)ll l1cc:1111c high shcri1r of .\ U!,!IH:I Co1111Ly, and was I he 111;111 urdcrl!d liy Ll1c e1JllrL lo 111:1k1J th...: J111·I; . ing :;toul. llis wit\.·. the d:111ghti:r 11l' .\ l cxa111h~1· Brccki11rid~c. w:1:1 Widely kllOWll :I:! 11111! of the Sll.. lllP:· lllilHh:tl WOlllCll Of hct• d:t)'. lie hat.I four :'llll\S .:111d :-l·,·cr:il tl:111~ht••rs. Thn••! nf lhe ::;ons \\-.•ru i11 tho micl;iL ul· tl1u fr:1y cl11ri11~ the I 11di:i11 war:<, :111cl Olll! 111° chc111, a c:tpt:lii1 1 w:1:i killl!cl al l'oi11L Plc:i,.:1111. A1w1her1 .\lexu11dc1· 1 lie ..:11111· :1 c;iJc>ncl in tho .<.:u11Li111J11t:il :1r111.\· whi:11 th..: H1J\.1Jl11tionary \\":ii' :l l'O:'C . John .\l:1ll1cws \\":I:! 11111! ur lh i; carlic:;t :seulcr:< i11 B1Jrik11·~ ~1':1111. lli:i so11:<, S:1111p:>011 :1nd l.icurgc. l1ct:1111e n!ry pnH11i11<:nl in the V 111ll'y. B•ilh wcrl' aclin.:ly ~11q1l•1yed d11ri11!.(' th...: l111li:i11 w:ir~. :111d :tli;11 in Lhc Hi.!\·o l11 Li1111. 1.;l!•>r.!!l' ~l:1lh l!w :;, while rnl1111el in lite• e11111i. 11e11t:il lino, :1d1i1~ \·cd g"l"l':ll di,1i1w1 io11 :IL 1hc IJ:llllc or 1;.: r111:111t1111 " · i11 whi1:h he 1111cl 1111 Iii~ regi111i:11I w1•n· 1·:qllurc·d. i\ft, ·1· 1li1• 1\·:1r Iii· t1ettleJ i11 Ge1)rgi:1, :111d w:1;, twin· (;11\·l!rn•>r u( th:1t ~L ale . Tw•J 11i' hit1 sou:; were cmi11i:11L citizens \JI l.1111iii:111:1. Arthur C:1111pbcll, burn 11e:1r :)1:1u11tlln, \C l!'\ l.i:1 pliucl l•y jl r. Craig J :11111111')' 15, 1i H. \\'hilc :1 liuy hi.! w:i:> t:tpl11rcd hy l 11.!1:111'. aud Jcl:ti11eJ by Ll1cll\ l~ir :it \·l!1·al y1::1r:l. ~<lull :tiler tttlai11i11g t"ull 1 '\ ~ N �!J4 THI:: :SCOT0ll-IllISlI IN .\ll.l::lllCA. ::;t,;uT<.:11-lll l sll Of 1'11 1': \"ALL EY OF Vll\GINIA. ~ uge hll removed to :fouthwcst Virgi11ia, the region c:\lle1l I.ho ·• 1l1,l::1tuu," uud thcl'I.' spcnl tlic 1·e111ai 111fo1· of nu uctivu :111J honor:ililc lifo .. His son, Col. Jul.in 8. Ca111pbdl 1 of Lho rcgula1· army uf Lho Uuill·t.l State::, partie;ipal.cd in the bnttlo of Chippewa, i11 1814. \\'illiu111 Campbell, cousin of A1·thur, was also U•ll'll ne:ir St:111nt1m1 :incl \\'a~ buptizcd liy :\ It'. Cmig Scplcmhc1· l, r;.15 _ Uc too C lll · ig-ratcd tv the Il0l,.l1>11 a11d 1·c r11ai11ctl thcl'c. Xuthing rnorll fll!ed lie :>aiJ of hi111 tlia11 ihat lie wa::1 the cliuscn lcaJcr of the rnc11 wlro wo11 the uall lu u!' I\ i1 1g',; .\f,; untai11. 'l'hu V:11fcy c:lailll :i Lwo of the htll'Oe:> of th:it n1cn1vrnulc conllic:t, Jou11 ~c,·icr being the othe r. .Allhuu!.:'lr uf F1·e11d1 lfug11c1111L lilouJ, Se\'ic1· wa:> U•ll'!I :111d 1·eal'.-d umong Lhe Scotcl1-l ri:>u 1 and J0ulitlu::1.i caugl1t some of thei 1· :>pirit William.. l'a11q1bcll was maJe a urigu<l ier gc11end, hut died before the close t•f the w:1r, at t h!} early ngo of thirty-six. lfo :tn<l h i:; wiJ~·. n si::1ter uf Pat1·it:k 1lt!11ry, hacl an only c:hild, n daughter, wlto w:is the motlier of William l'an1phell Presto11 1 of South Cnl'oliua. 'l'wu of this l':unl' l)cl l ::ll(1ck wcr<! Go\·e1·uor11 of Statos: Dar id, of Via·ginia ; 111H..I Willi:1111B.,11f'Te11 11c:-:see. 111Jecd1tl.icrc see m::i to ha\'<! been an nllinity l1ctwco11 Lliu ScoLt· lt fri::1h anJ l he ollku ut' Gon!rnu1·. l3e11ja111 in Ll)1a11 was :rn1>llit·1· Valley 1.J()y, Laplizcd May :i, II~ =~. went tu thtl lfolsto11 whe11 lt c c:n111 u of age, anJ frolll tliu11co l1J K~11t111·ky at an early day. lie was witl.i Bouquet i11 lili-l and wi: Ii Dunmore in llH. [11 Ke11tuc:ky he :t<:q1iircd great disti11eLio11 1n111 l '' cou11Ly was 111uncJ f1JI' him . His ~on \\" illium, who bcc.::11111! :\ Judge of t ho S11p1·cme Coul't of Kl•11t11c:ky ;111J n Scnal1>r of lht! U11ited 8tntc:01 ii; s:ii tl tu have bec11 tl..ie tir:;t white <:lt ilJ Lwrn in t ha t St:1t..:. i 'l'h e Rev. J ohn I3ro wn'~ two so ns, John •tnd James, !-{r:t11d::1011~ of J uhn P1:c::.ton1 als11 w~nt to Kt!ntucky. 011c of lhe111 bec::11111: :1 tT11 iled Stnle::i Senator, and the otl1er Sena tor n11J Mi 11i::1ter lo I~ Ii ~ ~ µ li'J ~ ~ l~rnn <:e . L:m11!1 Ch l'islian was a merd1:111L in Staunton anJ llll In dian lig l1 ter wl1e1t Q('(;:tsio11 re41ui1·cd. Ho rcp1·esc11lcll •.\.11g11::1la County in llrt! Ifou:;e of Bu rgesses, was lite founde r of Lite towns of Fint ustlu nnd Chri:i tian::;b111·g 1nn<.I thu f:llhc1·-in- law of' Cul. \\'illia111 Jo'lemi111r o i J 11ilae Caleb \V,dJace, Col. \Villi:t111 Bowyer, a11tl Col. S11•11licn Trigg. llis only son, William, was n Burgess from IlMl·t·11 1rr IJefure the wa1· of tht> Revolutiou. · \Vlron the wn1· nrosc ho was appoi11Ll\d licutcuan t colonel of tho l1'irst Virginia Regiment, of' which hi s wifc's broth er, Put1-iclc llonry, wua colonel. Soon. l1•>W· ever, he l.11!Ca 111e t·olorrul of 111i liLia1 Ullll 11:-1 sucu h·cl :t largo liot.ly of ~ !)5 men. i11 1711.i, against the Cherokee 1ndi:111:i. 111 l7 811 he co1111111111dc<l a11utlacr c)\pctlitiu 11 agai11::;t t he Chcrukcc:i, :1 11J i11 1181 wa:i :IJI· poinlctl lly Ge 11 . CTn:e11e at the head of' :1 cu1n111 it1sion to c.:011<:111de 11 t.1·eaty with tire lrad i:111s. ln l'iSi'> he rc1110\·et.l lo Ken lucky, se ttled nea1· Luui::1ville1 and in the next. )'1!;u· !'ell a viui m to u :;av:ige i11 ruuJ1 wl1u11 011ly J'ort,y.th1·l'e years uf age. 'l'lic fat.hut' ur Uen. _.\ndrew Pi1·ke11::1, of reVc>lutionnry f:11nc, W:l:l 011c 111' the fir:;L justices of Augua;la C111111ly 1 a11d tlw :ion wa:-1 tak en wh ile a boy liy l1i:i pal'cnts to South Carol i11a. 'J'hct·e he I01111tlcd :1 di:.ti11gui::ilsed :111c.l widely k11ow11 fa111ily . til!ll. ile11l'y Lee, i11 liis ".\le11111irs uf' t.l1e War," c11lugizu:i (;en. Pick l!llS n~ 011e of th u great :lllli goud lll cll of hi:i cm. l'lu:;ely alliud with hir11 wu::i .\faj. A11d1'cw Jl:uni llu11. lJul'n in tllc Valley, 111' Se;otch-lrislr pare11t:; 1 i11 l 'i41, Maj. lla111ilto11 rc1110\·eJ to Svuth Carulina i11 l/tj:>. :ind lhc:re :-1pe11t a long a nd e\·cnll'ul lifo. 11 i:; dc~ccm.l a11ts are Si111u11d:i1 Wa ties, Calho11 11:i1 A hnon:i, ancl others. Col. !::ia11111el ~l 1:l>c1 wcll 1 ::11m of' Juhn who wa:i killed hy I 11cli:i11::1 iu 11 ·1~ , f'oll vweJ the tide oi' en1 igratio11 to Kentucky. ll u w: l:-1 prn111i11c11t i11 Yirgi11ia 1 hut. in l\ e11t11cky he :1d1ie\'ed di:Hinc li1111 1 111· had il thrt1sl up•rn hilll. ilis uc:icc11clanls in tho \\' e:-;t and also in Virgi11i a ;II'<! very 1111111ero11::1. 11 i:i urc>lher .Ta111es \\':l:. the gra11d fatlrer 1>t' tlte lalo cloquc11t <.111\'. Ja111cs ~l 1:l>u wcll . of Vil'gi11ia, a 1'1111-lill)l>dccl Sc:otch-Iri:ih111an 1 a11cl a 111:111 per,.,u11ally honored by pc>litical fr ie u<l aud political fo~ alike. .-\1·clii b:1ld Alcxn11<.lcr1 cn llcd L'rs&d by hi::i tulc111poraric::i, olcl vl' hrvtl1er of' the teacher, Hol.ier t, t·:1111c from ll'clartd, t hro11.~h l'e1111:;yl rnnia: li ke all the l'llsL, a11•l >il't tlcd in IJ01·dc11':-; gra11t. lie :11111 Juh11 llu11st011 went. t0Pcn11sy lrnnia i11 ,;care;h of' Hcv .Jolan J:row11, :i rid lm111ght, lai111 tu Vir;.;i 11ia. lie \\':I:, :t c:1pl:1 in in the :-i:111cly Creek uxpeclition in l 151i, nucl fir:;t hig h sli c1•ifl' ot' Hoc:ld>l'idgl" ll i:; tfc:;(;elllf:t11t:;1Of 111a11y ll:llllC:I and Widely ::!t:tlterec.J, :ll'C alllllJ:it a:; nt1111 e1·1111::: ns the lca \·cs in 'l1imher LTl'CJ \'U. 'l'h e e11li11c11l He\· . I >1·. Arc.:11ib:d<l Alcxandel', long of 11 ri11<:et011 1 X. J ., wa:c< one of' his gl':111J. sons. Aluxander ,\lcK11 tt-1 lie11 le11:111 t of C:1pt. Alexander's co111p:111y i11 the Sandy Creek ~xpeJition. w:1::; a u11icpte c:har:t<.:Lcr. Il e w:1:-1 called Gr1vemor !lle;'::\ult, undcl' the CtTOncoui; inqm.!s:-1io11 that he w:i:) GO\'Cl'llOI' of ~ov:i Scotia in colo11 ial ti1ne::1. H e, howe\·er·, re:iidcd for some yeal's in lhnL prorin cc, :111d wall actively c1npl11y l'cl in i11lrocl111:i11_!! Scvt<·h· Jri,d1 sell lcrs af'te1· Lhc expulsion of thl} .-\1·:1di:1 11 Frcnc:li . When Ll10 J:c\'olutio11111T Wai· :11·o::c he e;a 111u l11l111c :ind ~ lli �- % Till:: ::;~u·rcll-llW:ill .iu1necl the -~rncritan ill'lny. Hu accm~ to have: been -;0111uthi11~· 11f :1 1·eligiuus cl1lh11:;ia::1L \\"hilu liv111g in :.\o,·a Scolia, ho alLu111plcu to li.H11HI a ~ctt.le111e111. to l>c c:11fe1I "Ne11· .Je1·us:du1n." ft i~ pru:rn mcd thaL hu lo::1t hi:; 1·u:d estntc iu tho provinl·e; but, 11en:nhch.::;1:11 l>ctorc hi,, •it!:Hh he exec11tl!d a Jcetl 1.:011,·cying U)IJ:OOtl acnJ:; in ll"llSt ti1r Lihl·l"l_\" 1!:11f .\cadcn1y 1 11 for Lhc ·rnpp11t't Of public lcctlll'l:H in ::i11id ~ellllll:tl)" 1111 111a11',; -,talc uy ll:lllll"O and his 1·cc1J\·cry by free and 1111111..:ritcd n.. ra11: lh1·1>twh C:l11·i,,L Je,;11:1.'' Lt i:> 111111ccu:1Han· LO ~ ~ say Lh;1t Lii.>crty llaJI did 11ut get the land. llu llu\"e1· 111:1nicd, lrnL hi::. cull:lll·J·:11 d<·~ec11tla111:- arc 11u1ncru11:; i11 H1Jckhridge Co1111Ly. 'l'he na111c ··I ;:1111hlc" j.; associated with the ,;ie"U ot' Lo11d1111"=> deny. one .,( tl1u fo111 ily h:wing died thac at tliaL limo. Hulic rL t~ :~ml.le. :.!T:111ds1rn uf thu inunigrn11t to dw Y:il lcy , wa:; born 111 .\u.i;u::ila <:1,unLy in 17.)·I. :111d l"JC:eirctl :1 gou•I education :IL Lil1crLy l:iall .\t::t1le111y. Soo11 after coming of age hu w:i,., appuinccJ licutc 11a11t iu the u11 11ti11011l:il :11·11\y, :1111.1 :-;pcudily l'osc l•) be L'ap1ai11. .b we h:l\'e ~cell. h0 wa:; wil11 \\"ay11e on the ll11d:>1111 in 177!1, :111.! he Wa:i d::.ewhc1·e eng:igetl with hi,, co111111a11d 11ea1· the pcr~1>11 or" \Va::1hi11gl011. lli:, wi1'c w:i:; the dau~htu1· •>f J11ltu Lirntlan, a p1·1m1i11unL 1·itii'.ell 11( the ,.:dlcy, WhLI i:; dcst:riucc[ l.Jy Iii:; CIJlllll!l·Li1111 (t;,H-. (;1!l)l'!.5e liilmt.lt") :\:, :1 Selllt:h· f1·i .,l11n:1n ui' thu old Con!11an ter 1:1ith :1 11d prau. . tlL·c. 111>1e.t ti11· hi,, 1.1,·e i>t' Da1·id',; Psalm:; in ln11g 111utc1· :111d hi:; l1111g pr:iye1·:; :It 1":1111ily \l'•>r::ship. :\ l°Lt.:r the wa1· Cul. 1.;;1111ldu, ;1 :; 11u 1~·as then t:lllcd, luca.tud i11 Hie:l1111.,11d :1:; :1 1~1ur<:h:1111. :111d wliil0 hu ~ 11,·ed CUllllll:lllded 11111\"Cl";:,:ll rc:;p\.·t:l. ll e lt:Jt L\\'O \\"11l'l!iy :;1>11:- :111d ~ l wu dangltt.or, , v11e •if the latcc1· the wifo ,,( \\'illiam \\'ire. and 1he 2$ 1Hhcr ch,, wi1'.! •>f° \\'illiarn ll. ( ':1bc ll. whn was stu:ee:;.)i•;,:ly 1;,,,·l·r1111r· 0 :lllll J11d !!C ,,r the S11p1·c1nc C:0111·L lht.: Stale. Dr. t'11ry n. 1;:1111 ble, a di;ti11g~1i:;hcd physiei:111 ot' Jbltim1>1·e, i~ •>JH.: ot' C•JI. ti:11ublc':: gr:1111bo11,;. 01·11>hc1·. 1-;-2::, a l:ir.:;·u p:1r1r vf' S1.:nc,·h-fl'i:;h pcol'lu ,.,1aned from S1auuto11 l•) gq 10 J\,'utueky IJy th,i lcJ11.!_f :111d d:111gc r111t!'i r1J11lu •Jf the ·· \\'ildcl'nc:-:- H1111d." 'l'li•:y were 'l'ri111ltl1!:;, .\llcns. )1011'1.!!L.~, and 1.Hhc1·s. E11ch m:ui :111<1 IJ•i_r •:aniud a l'ii!c anti cach \\'1>111:111 a pbwl. U11c o t' tli..: ellligrants let'l n li,.;1 ,,f tlw buiik.~ that they L1111k :llorig: cir•> Bible.-;, half a tl1)i'.l.!ll 'l'c:11a111enl:;, the C'a tcchi:;111 :111d L'o111'c:;:; io11 ot' f::ith, a11d 1:.111:<e':s Psal111:;. Jame~ 1\11o1x. eallcd G1ma11l l\:n•>x in Kcnlth:k\· . 1 a 11atire of .\11~u:; ta Cou111\·. and 1mc of' the 1:11l1•Jll.~ a l1rng li111tlcl"$ .. vf Kentllcky, 111ct the ll':ll"clct':< Oil Lhc ll":ty. :1n1l to him Ll11..• L·n111 111:111d of the expcdiLi1>11 w:1..., 111L rn:-tcd. Ii g .,f i rn ~ lfo 1.:uudlltted tlie pat·ty :.:1l'dy le> lhc pnHni:;cd land. :JI ::il.Vl'l:ll-llW:ill UF TllE \'.\LLE\" uF \"JilliJXl.\. rn .UIEHlCA. lJ11c 111:1tr1111 •::ll'l"icd :111 inli111l i11 hcl' :ll'lllS a11d an ulder 1:hilo l lichiml he r 011 thl.l !1111"!-!C. 'l'hc j Ill}' t h llS Ll'!l ll :i fl O rt cd dcl"d•>pcd ill[() :l t ; ,, \"I; rlhJJ" •H Uhi•>. ll is 11:1111c was .\llcn 'fri111l>lc. J1ihn .\. ll c11, li1i 1·11 hcrn i11 1{1)l·kh1·idt!C ('011111\". cd111::1l•)d ti11· till" l1:1r in ::ila l111tu11 IJy .J11dg-e .\rciiibnlcl Stuart.. \\":;:i i11 Kc11t11<:ky tlie 1w:d ·it' 11..:nry l~ lay. HI! was killed ;\t the lit!:td 1)1° his n:gi111l·lll at the ri\"cr 1::ii:;i11 . . \n: hil1ald :-i tuart, ::5:1111111:1 B1:1ekl111rn . ;111d .fallll!:' l3rccki11rid'.!··· •,1"l'l"c t.h..: u11ly pro111i11t.l11t ScoLch-1 ri:<h l:1wy1~r-; ot' their day "· 11°1 !i\·l.'d and died in thu \;:di.: \". .1 ud!!•! St11:1rL w:i,; the 1i1tl1cr ·ii" 1ltu l:11t- oli:;Lill!!'llbhcd .\lex:1nde1: II. IL. ~-ltlarl. l~c11. Blal·kli11r11 h:1d ll•> ..!1iid. li..:-11. Jfrc•:ki11ridgc·~ Jc,.:ccnd:111ts arc n11111erull:' :ind h1·~·idy re·pcet1.:J i11 U1HulUlll'L a11d elsewhere. 1 ~hould lik1: w -,peak •)t' \\'hidey. :l 11:1li,·1: .1( n.,,.kl1rid!!l'· wlioi . :1t't01· ti!-(hti11!.!' l1nli:1ns i11 K..:ntnck\· ti>r 111:1:1\· \'c:tr.;. 1·.1l1111t cl'l°l"I ill Lhc w:1°L' »l° l.-i l:! . 111111 w:1:-; killt!d i~1 the b:1t;!c •/1° the Tl1:111w'. ii:i ·: i11!.! li1·:;t. :1:< i,; liulic,·cd. kilh:cl the c1:lclt1·atcd J 11di:i11 d1i..:t". 'l'.:1·1111b·i1. -Tilllu fail:; 111e LU tell •>I° the H.ih01·t :-1111". ~ll·L'l1111:_:..;. _,[,.l_\,·c:-. [,.. ·.: II::. P11a!!•::<. I\ i11 kead::. Stuart,;. 11 a11tilt•Jll:'. :ind "Lhur"'-.dl .,,· ••llr ~·:•Jl•·lt - 1 ri~it \ ":tllc,· ,11wk- who '.!·:1i111·d re11111r11 :111ol 1;1n11ol,·ol i':11111:i::" :11 l\c11l11cky. thu111. :111d •1tlier:- !ik.; dw111. :t niay :t1111•i-l ;,.. .~aid in Ll11; 1:111!.!ll:t!!t: ,,J° :-;,.ript11re. clu·y ·· ,.1d1d11.·•i :"n!!d11111:-. \\"!"Pll:.:i11 0 qi· ri~i1 te1111~11es:', 11l1t:1i11t!• i pr11111i:-1::<. 00 Tw11 1·cn·11t lti,;wria11,.. ha,·e 1:dl1·11 i11f1) the :11i~t:11\c •>l' •:1_,·i11 :..r tl1:1l 11i" l\,·11llll'k.\· l :1111c i'ru111 _\,,rth 1·a1··ili11:1. \\·:iii :cw c:-.:ecpti1111,, Lhl·y ·x1:1·1· l"ru111 th•: \":ilk·y .. 1· l." ir:.::i11i:1. Ti1e hi::t11ri:111 P:1rk111:111. relcrrio~ 111 th•: 1:!:1" .,r 111..:11 1111rr11r,··: ~1y tli c :u h·a11 ,·i11;.r 1"ro111i1:1· 111' .\.. 111 ,:1·i1·:1 11 1·i,· iliit.:1t i•11 1. --:1 y., : ·· Tl11· ""'1 l.'~::11npk" h:in'. purh:q•='· l1ec11 1;Jlll1tl a111u11!.! the ~cttlc r, •11· \\·,.,1,·n1 Yir'.!·i11i:1. :111d the h:1rdy pr•>.!f~·11y wh11 h:1\·,· '111"1111 :! fr11n1 li1:1t :.!•'l:•·r1111' <(1o0 ·!;. Thu 1,:ir:.:-i11i:1 i'rn11l icr,;111 ;111 •.\·:1::. :I:- •J•·•::1:-i,111 •·:ilk-d. :1 (;1r111•·r. :: h1111\\'r. :111.f :1 warrior l1y t11r11s. . . . ..\ / :111_,. ,,,·hi, 1r:1i1 ,; h:11·e i•eell rc1•r•1d1wcd i11 hi-. u1l:~pri11~. Frn111 iii111 i1:1\·e '(•l'tlll!.! tit••,,· :1:1r-ly 111,·n wh1J<;C -;1r11~.~lc-; :111d ::.ullc rin~, ''II !he l1io ..·ly :.!r•11111ol •1i' l\,•11. ~LH.:l•y will :dw:i ys 1'. 1r111 :1 :;triki11g 1•:t.!!C i11 .\ml.'ri1 ·:111 hi,t .. ry ·· J 11111:-l ll•>L 11111it l1J 11\Cllti111l, blll •: :lll d11 1111111"1°•'. I ;ell. ~:llll II 1111l•lll. l)r ;:!:111 .l:11.:illl•>, :11111 (;I)\' . •\11.'X:lll•.kr lilt. .,1· _\I i"i -- 11•1·· They \l'l'l'c l111l"ll :111d lllll'LllJ'l.!d h1· re i11 t:. : • · kbrid~·: 1_", 1111: y . :t !.·I ~he ..-:1rly -'<:Iller:- ' ~ ~ 0 >I··> 0 >·11· ,,·e1·c i11 111 1J.' L l'l!" l"'1·t:; g~1\llille ~ 111:l'i111 •.• 1;,, nt" tl1l•i1· r:1tc. 1·:111 I ,1111it Li> 11:1111c i'.:11:hariali .ltJh11:;t011. Lhc l\,·1"•1 l1ll i•J1l:11T , .. tt1 i1·r :111· i 1"<:j•l'l':O:•'lll:1L i\·e frc)lll thl· V:1lh·1· i11 Ll1c ~late l.1·:.:-1,l:Jturc :111d .'l:t t· �,: , . . ~· ... ··. ;!'!:.."!~ . :'t-J . : ,l~ : ·., 98 ' l':~'. ~·~~ SC01'Cll-11Will •H' 'fill:: \" .\LLE\' OF VIllG IXIJ.. ~ i II ··:died th e 11a111 L'>1 ul' 111:111y persons l1isLu1·i1::11ly the 1111H·c j)l'•11\l 1111.:11L 111 t lt .: ir r:11;c. ..\ 1·ast UlllllUl!I' of olhcr:;, (H.: r:;c)nally a:i \\' •Jrl hy, a rc 1111111cnli•Jt1 ed , ir rnay lic 1111:;1111g1 liuL not u11hu11 u rcd. 'l' he 1111.:11 •1t' tl1c i111111 i!.!Tati1J11 lu the Valley were unly u fow 111111. dn.:tl. 'J l11~ i r d1::ic: e11da11l s nro nc)W a (l ,,,.,c, tho1t,.;:111cl s up11n d1011,;ancl;). d wdli 11 .: 111 •:r .. ry p:cn 111' 11111· bu d a11d e 1·eu in li>re i~11 l:111d:;. ~•>t l•Jll !.!. a!.!'•1 a 111:l11 ill ~c \\' Zeal:111d :iCllL fi 11· :I (;1l 11r u l' tl1 e in ~<: l'iptio u IJ 11 a L•.i11l"t•111.: i11 1J111.: •11' •Jtl r l)l d Va lley g-c·av ey:ink Tho for 1111' 11·.111de 1·c1'> :1n · 1 111111 11·111~· liir cite ho1 11us :111tl g 1·a\' \!:i uf the ir nn<:·.:~tvl'.~ . .\Liy Ll"'.) 11.,1 •Jiii_\" "111.: n ,, ii tl1-.: 111e11101·y oi" d 1ci 1· lu rc l:Hl1 c r,,:. l111l l!lllUl:tl•· i. lio.;1 1' 1· i 1'll id 1 'J'hc t•ll'Ci:.!"lh;I' who IUl'llll: tl Iii,; 11pi11io11 0\11' l:(Jl10Ll'}' a11J \H:•1plc fr•Jlil thu daily 111:w , p:q1.: r.~ wuuld l,t:Iic\·e Lh:<t the p~· •) )lll! 11·crt.l 11111:il · ly 1i; lu 11- a n.J cl11: 1.:1m 11 u ·y a Su1l•11\1 Jo11111cd ~0 du~trtH: Li1Jll . Dm gi> 1l11'•l ll:!l1 11 11, 1·1111 1lly ll r' 1:.wk l1l'idg1J, a11d call at one and :111ulher ,,i· t11u '1 11111•::, v r' 11111• rur:tl ))l)pu la t iuu. Each 1:u·111 O\\'ne r :111d 111;1:-ot.:r o l' a l:t 11 11l 1· wiil l'l't:ui\"C .)"vll , it' 1\.::1:;u1·cd Of' y1rnr l'C:i\h!c;L:lliili t y , \\'itii 111;111ly 1·11l;l'l c ";" Y1J ll will !i ncl him plainly dre:;::ied, and with h:111d ., !t aro\e11•·.\ ''} bl 11ir lie 1111tler;;t11 11d::1 Iii~ liu,;ines:i, and k1ww..; ,.,, ,1111.!· tl1111 ~ a\1111\l c 1·.: 1 ·~ t\ 11 11 ~ •Jf pu liliu i11lct·dL. ll ll i:l a " ;.!;•>ii.I ju d:;· · .,( 99:;,,., ~ .. .~·. L.;·J·i <.:onvl!Htion nt' llEH, thl! personitication of :-icoLch·Ll'i!'lh ,;cn-;c and :Hurn illll!~ rity . l:.icn . •-\ 11Jrcw )lo•m.: and hi:) hl'olhcr William :trc 11·•>rLliy •>I' :>pc:t:ial 1113;;iion. UoLh wc1·0 lluvolut.ionary !'lolilicr:;, and the liJl'tn.:1· W:l:i :l ll1~111Ul!l' of the St11tu Legislature, or t.hc Sln i u l'O llV ClllloJll or l 188'~' thu u niteLl Statc:i lloll:il! or lfoprcscntati\·l':i. u11J ul' Lhu U11itcd ~1·atcs Senate. AnJ l:1stly, lhcre it<" IlonL·:>l" J 1ih11 L .:ll'hcr. thu ·\\!:II' t; l) \..;1'1101' of' Virginia, :lll illtL'll:iC !::>c1111:lih i:·'11111:1n i 11 1111,,.,L o l:~h i,; c han1ctL·1·iatics. Mauy J>l">111 i11e11L people i11 n1riou!'I p:tl't:I of the count1·y ha1·.: v 1.:rilic1l tl1e ad:tgc t.liat" Vir~ioin i!:I n li1·st-ratc plal'e tn l>c born iu. p ro ridc•I yv11 lea re it c:.11·ly." 'l'hc descendants .,[' cady :;ottlcr-; iu the \'alley wh o localed on poor lnn<ls and rc111aiucd there ,;auk into po1·e1·ty :111d de:;e111.:rated in eve1·y l'Cspcet, whil1: iu divi uuab o f' the S:lt1 11! fo 1t1 ilic:> wh1) Wellt \\'C,;t ;lllJ luOk ll(l Ueller laud:; adVUllCl.!tf in wealth a11d 1·1tl t11ru ;111 J .;ucial posi tion. <luilc rec1:1itly a gc11Lle111a11 fr1J 111 one ur' Lli\! Wc:;ti.;rn Sta ti.;:; c;a ll1:J to :;ce 111e. He liad co1111.1to1·i,,i t the a m·c,,lr:tl 1i ... 11 1c,, ~ vad :111d tlil! k ith aud kin that. :ul hc reil l11 t hu ~l)il. ll c \\':t:i a11 i11tdli!!,'c; 11t 111:111, :i nd to all appc:ir:uwc in pro:;pcro11~ c ll'<'ll ll l il:t11 l'c ~, li 11t ~aid Lhat he f'uuntl hi~ k i11~111c11 i11 :1 1•c 1n1H.: l'C· g1t111 1·.: r.1 p1111r a11d 1· c ry 1i;11ura11t, but. :itill t'clai11i11g ~0 11 1 e memor i;d,; 111' c:trly l lllle:i. I 'll . ...-.-f. 'l' UE ::SCO'l'CU - lltlSII CN !MERICA. · t·• .\1-~i horst!," :ind a l>cller judge of :i. sermon.* Ile has l>een n s luJont~ii ·~: or' W:t,-hin~lon Culll')$t!. lli:-J wife. :tltliu11!,!:li. a la::1l 11owaJ:1ys "cumtt· · ·~·?~J.~ . ., . . . "'"· . . 1+ 110.:red :\uonL much serving, li:t!I been :t p11ptl •>I Anu S1111t.h Acade::· · .~ ~ 111y. Yon rcni:lin Lo thl! 1:\·c11i11g 111~:d. There is nu Dnn<ly Din~'x:~M 1110111. prut'u:iiun. lim 1Jnongh, :L11d l! verythin~ g•)•Jd of it:i kinu. 'fhoo;~l~ iu very many c:L;;cs, will be rc:lCLecl •>O :l higher pl:tnc tlil! scono d~~-~!:~ · ·s ~:tllll'I .. I ay ·' '"1g Ilt: " ..... 1:..,.,.-.t~t\ :lCl'I·1 Jl! l I 1. uy l3 lll'll:; .111 " 'l'I IC C11lle1· ~.r. ;'."!(:J:· :1 ,: · 11 ?;;?t~.~ ( • : ..J~ •... • .. ":''i <i ,·. •!°•'> ~,(1'1 'lq : ..: -.; . •;:~:.{. • 'o .J.' • l . lie \\'ale!' :1 por1ion ivilh j u.iici•lllS 1·:1re : .\ 11d, ·• Lt:L 11~ wor~hip 1.iud ! " he ~a~·s, with solemn .ll1cn ' ; · ~i:;"'· :.. ;~..~~~-~;1. 1 Thc d1cerftl supper 1fot1l', wi' ;;crions face, Tl1cy. 1·rJ1111d th" i1t!.!le. !;,r111 :i •:irde wirle; • • • t • Tl11:• ,,;ire turn.'!'' er, w1 p:1tr1:1rchal \!race, • , 1 • , I , l J11: 111~ h:1' U1blc, anc~· n1~ lllthcr s pnJe; · :·1 ·':f~~tW ~: ;~·~1:1 1 1;: ai;::~~~;~~~;. ·~:l:~"lo·!.' ·····lt.....;.' ·;'lilt: • \ ,..•,: t:· .. ,. dow11 t•> .llC:t\'Cll .s t!ll'l'll:tl king, The sai111, lhl! father, .111d Lhc h11sli:111,J 11rays. lc111:1:1tn'.! ...jt:':#\'t~ ~ - L. . \~~~~~~: ·: .~~:·l~~~(, 'l'he tbousancls 1lf :1uc.:lt h1Ju:1ch11lJti i11 nu1• l:l11u, of whntover ori.:".(,;-':'i,· ~ ' ~/~~~ gin o r rncu, <;011:;titutl} thc :1alt. th.it 5:lVl!.i the body from corr~~.-:-~' Lion. ·. .·!-;·11· ;.ii: ~..;~ci_; 11 Tht! Ll)rd •Jt ll" L.i.,d he wiLh ns :i:; he w :1:1 with ou r fot.hcrs;· · lot."~~21'!' . . .. ... . ,..,-:-~~ ·- ~· h1111 111lt le:l\·e 11:1. ncnh cr lor:1:1kc 11~. .·:J~f:~!'k ";, ~_,,.., ·~ . 11:1 1· ,; . ·~ ,ci\(~f, "'. ~ . . .. . .. ~i...-,\..... *Th.• pas tor I)( a 11·c:tllhy r. hurch 111 ~~"' Y•>rk City once remar~t%.~~ f':'l-1 me l11:1t 111.l 1:1J1il1l 111111·h 11111rn t!:i:;ily µi~:.1:Hi his people Lliau one o~,.?.~ i~: '"o::colc I I· I n.s l 1 cu11i;r~~at1.u n:.. ··,:·· '·:>1·~·~ .....,. '··,,, \I(-; l~· ;'>,_ ·--~ll~-· r ' ..... . ., • ~ti . J <~·~·: ~!{!~· · .. ·. ·';l'f~"'I . .. ·~\:I~-· f -~:..·l.7..,~; . .:~ .. i'~ ..... . )' ' · .o lJ• t~;!I.!;!, if.' · ~" :·~ 1' ' 1,. ', ·~•, (~~~~}.'.:i~I · '. ~~~ru ~ ...'3<1~~ . ' "''.!'! '')!. ... I ;~j;,i'1·"·l~'ti~t1• ~~ r:tTrj.....,.l' " Wl~~-t~f~i't..$. 't • 4: i ,.,., or ''°/./,}•'h~~~f)i'.•1' -----oOo---- - - ... .:~~~~.!>~.i'cj.lt'=. From the Montgomery Messenger newspaper , Chr i stiansburq, VA , Novemb 10th 1871: ~ ""' Walter, son of Col . J.J . Wade of this pl ace, we are sorry to report had his arm broken in two places and hi s shoul der dislocated in a qame of foot-ball last Tuesday evening. Foot-ball is a rough and dangerous game, for which we have no fancy and are sorry to see our vounq men .. • sel ectinq the nublic square to nlav it. �Fashion contr i buted by Geral dine Obenshain • ··~ • .. ,,. . . '\ ·. ' .. ____ .. .. _ --~~~~~~- · -=------- The original of this picture does not have a date. Was the $2 . 5 0 the price of the dress or a pattern or the cost of making the dres s? I be li e v e the 12 yards is the yarda ge ne eded to make the dress. �WASKEY'S MILLS MILITIA Contributed by Geraldine Obenshain Buchanan, Va Der Taylor: (no date) Please Copy this order and Stick it up at Blue Ridge. This notice is for the leutenants of the Company to attend in Fincastle. I will send you the Roll of the Company as soon as I get it ready. T S BecKner The Officers belonging to the Company recently organised for home defence at Waskey s Mills will meet in Fincastle on Saturday the 29 29 of August for the purpose of organising a Regiment and electing Field Officers. By order of the Captain 22d Aug 1863 z. Taylor Obenshain o.s. (letter addressed to) Z Taylor Obenshain Blue Ridge, Botetourt, Va Waskeys Mi lls , ya Aug 26th Dear Taylor I received this Evening at Sun Set Orders for my Company to Assemble at 11 O,Clock in Buchanan with all the Guns they can raise and 3 days rations Give every man notice to meet at 11 oclock to morrow We dont want a man to be missing Order them right on to Buchanan This order is from the Committee of Safety, and must be obeyed Truly Yours T S BecKner (letter addressed to) Z Taylor Obenshain Blue Ridge Botetourt County --------------------------------~----~~~~-~~ WasKeys Mills V , Sept 3 1863 Dear Taylor Send you a Roll of our Company. We Must have a Meeting at WasKeys Mills at 3. O.Clock Saturday Even in g in order to get our Roll ready to Send for our arms please notify every man in your reach, We must have every man present or we can not sicure our arms and ammunition please attend to this Respectfully T S BucKner I Roll of WasKeys Mills Company raised for Home defence and organised on the isth day of August 1863 (Privates) Capt Jno S Beckner George C. Thrasher ist Lieut Mathew Obenshain Chas E. Eddy George P. Deaton 2 Lieut Martin K LinKinhoKer Jno P. Corron 3 Lieut Jno W. Zimmerman Thos Obenshain Thos Good Jno Fringer Privates Thos H. Burns Jno H Oosserman Jacob Hoover ~Toel Booz e Virginia Appalachian Notes �/Oo Waskeys Mills Company continued - privates z. Taylor Obenshain Jno Deel Jas B. Zimmerman David Black Robert C Burns Saml Young (roll continued - privates) Joel Burger Christopher Bower Jacob Graybill John Evans Madison Mccullock Isaac Lam Jos F. Robinson David Robinson Newton Switzer James Falls William C Waskey Wil 1 iam T. Fink David Secrist? -----Peter Coffman Joel Graybill Hu ghy Deel Jno B Allen Brown L Allen Sam 1 S Thomas 40 John Zimmerman Sen 41 (This list of names is in 3 columns with no date or what the list is Could it be for the home guard????) Registered 1. Allen, Robt . E 12. Linkenhoken, Lewis 23 . Shanks, John ~· 2. Bosserman, John H 13. Linkenhoken, William 24 . Simpson, Solo mon 3. Crush, Absolem 25. Secrist, David 14. McNeal, James 4. Deel, Samuel 26 . Trevey, Andrew A. 15 . McCulluch, Madison 5 . Deel, Martin v. 27. Trevey, William B. 16. Nace, Robt. I· 6. Dupree, Edward A. Obenshain, Peter 28 . Thrasher, John P . 17. 7. Dempsey, Rev A. C. 29. Waskey, Robert 18 . Robinson, Luti~~ B. 8. Grayb ill, Christian 19. Richardson, William 30. Young , Isaac 9 . Johnston, Dr Jas A. 20. Rader , Paul K. 31. Brown, Albert G. 10. Linkenhoker, Martin R. 21. Robinson , Joseph F . 11. Linkenhoker, Thomas 22. Simpson, John ---------------------------------------------------------------------------(2nd column) Not Registered 1. Eddy, Chas W. 2. 3. 4. 5. Kyle, Hays Moomaw, Rufus S. Robins on, David F. Simpson, Alex w. (3rd column) Doubtful 1 . Butler Jas J. 3. Obenshain, Peter M. 4. Obenshain, Chas 2. Brown, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Leaders of en Capt R. E. Allen :::.: :.:: :: :: =::. :: :.:- ~=-·-·- ........ ·-·-·-...... ~- ·-...................~ ~ ~ ~:.:::..:::..::..::::: :::.: ::::::::.::.::: :::: ::::: ::=:.::::: == :: ::::::.:::= :: == :::..: :.: :::: ::.:: :: :: :: :: :: ::. :-: :: REUNIONS The Alfor d Ameri can Family Association will hold its 1994 family reunion in Richmond, Va, Oct 7-9, includes over 100 spelling variations such as Halford, Alvord, etc. For futher information call Joe Alford, AAFA Va Representative 804-851-3564 or Gil Alford, AAFA Executive Director 314-831-8648 or write AAFA, POB1586, Florissant, MO 63031 . 20th Dean & Creech Reunion, Sept 4 from llam to 4pm at the Carl Perkin s Bldg, Morehead, KY. There will be a potluck lunch. For further information Mrs. Mae Estep, PO Box 95, Morehead, KY 40351 or Lloyd Dean , 6770 US 60 Highway East, Morehead, KY 40351. Virginia Appalachian Notes �FROM The BOYER FAMILY BIBLE Catholic Edition In possession of Mrs . Gertrude (BOYER) HUNTER Carterville, Illinois Front leafGranvi 11 BOYER married Nanc y W. MALLORY Granvil! born Sept 10, 1822 Nancy MALLORY born July 4, 1825 Sept 29 1846 W.P. BOYER born Feb 19, 1848 Julia Ann BOYER born Mar 28, 1850 Joel E. BOYER born Aug 8, 1852 Wm. G. BOYER born J an 26, 1855 Ephraim C. BOYER bo rn May 2, 1857 S~ra h E. BOYER born Dec 6, 1859 Amelia F. BOYER born Nov 20, 1861 Hardin F. BOYER born Jul 28, 1865 Adolphus H. BOYER bo r n Mar 24, 1867 *George P. BOYER born Dec 4, 1870 Hob€r-t F. BOYER born Dec 4 , 1870 Clipping pasted to leaf Amelia Frances BISHOP Daughter o f Granville and Nancy BOYER born Nov. 20, 1861 in Grayson Co., Virginia died Carroll Co., Virginia Nov 11 , 1895 age 33y, 11m, 22d M~ rrie d M. L . BISHOP on Nov 24, 1881 They had three children. On back of fro nt leafJoel MALLORY married Sally CARRICO Sept 25, 1824 ndo lphus H. BOYER marr ied Almira Alice VAUGHN August 16, 1888 Ado lphus H . BOYER born Mar 24, 1867 Almira A. VAUGHN born July 12, 1867 Bidee Bru ce BOYER born June 15, 1889 Jessie Tie BOYER born Jan 20, 1891 Grat Gideon BOYER born Ju n e 16, 1895 Herbert Greek BOYER born Apr 28, 1897 Gl adys Lee BOYER born June 15, 1902 Grace Ruth BOYER born Nov 18, 1904 ,. �//t) BO YER F AM I LY B I BLE cont . (11 1 ba c k of front leaf-- Joel MALLORY born Oc.t. 7, 18Ql3 Sally CARRICO born Jan 14, 1799 Nancy MALLORY bor-n J u 1 4, 1825 ('tliart MALLORY born J u ne 15, 1827 Mdlinda MALLORY born Jan 8, 1829 l I i z a MALLORY b orn Sep t 22, 1 8 32 l lizabeth MALL ORY b or n Jan 18, 1835 Ju lya nn MALLORY born Nov 12, 1 836 David Crockett MALLORY born Mar 7 , 18 40 Alfred S. MALLORY born Nov 12, 1842 Emi ly Frances MAL LORY born Oct 26, 1847 Wiley BOYER marr ied Sa rah E. TOMLINSON Feb 18, 1 869 Julia Ann WILCOX d. Apr 3, 1881 age 31y 5d W.G. BOYER d. July 3y 1893 age 38y Sm 7d Granville BOYER d. Mar 4, 1894 age 71y 5m 24d Amelia BISHOP d . Nov 11, 1895 age 33y llm 22d E.C. BOYER d. Sept 5, 1896 age 34y 4m 3d W.P. BOYER d. Feb 10, 1897 age 48y llm 22d Nancy W. BOYER d. Jan 4 , 1902 age 76y 6m Adolphus H. BOYER d. May 2 7, 1913 age 46y lm Grat G. BOYER d. Dec 23, 1930 age 35y 6m 6d Amelia Alice BOYER d. Jun 16, 1955 age 87y llm 1 6d Mary Emma REEVES married Isom Bays BRYANT at Independence, Virginia Parents Mr. and Mrs. Preston 8. REEVES June 22, 191~ On the back leafAhart MALLORY died August 15 ~ 1827 age 2m S ~ lly MALLORY died January 20, 1874 age 75y 6d Joel MALLORY died January 8, 1876 age 72y 3m 13d Julia A . MOORE died May 3, 1874 age 37y 5m ld Clipping pasted to back leafJulia Ann WILCOX, wife of Adolphus WILCOX , daughter of Granvill and Nancy BOYER; born Mar c h 28, 1850 , baptized at the Mi ssionary Baptist Church , Galena , Virginia . Marr i e d De c ember 10, 1867, died April 3, 1881. Three chi ld ren still living. �/// James BOYER born June 2 9, 1816, died May 3 1, 1887 Wife still li v ing, p l u s 5 children ; 6 children preced ed him in death . W.P. BOYER married Emely PINKLEY - Grayson Co. , Virg in i a There are many locks of hair, different colors, some braided and some not . Also a silk handkerchief with rosebud s embroidered in the corners and the initials S.M. (Sally Mallory?), several four leaf clovers pressed between the p .01ges, a small colored illustration of a goosegirl and geese , a strand of blue yarn , a child's white glove, a p i ece of pape r wj th the same name written over and o v er and cut into a roun d p .1per doi 1 y. This bible was given to Mrs. Gertrude HUNTER b y Dor i s fHICK of Coca , Flo r ida . Mrs. HUNTER is the granddaughter of Granvil ! u n d Nanc y ( MALLORY) BOYER . Ka r en E . HUNTER RR2 Box 133 Lak ewood P a rk Carbondale , I L 6291211 On to Richmond! 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'IO,' 18~:2.. alYt. depart ecl this . ·Jife M:uch· 4;-· " . .F'P.A rl V .1 SO·!-aoe1"l~~ vt:ar..-, 4. months a nd 14 'd,1y:-> . -,·".~( YOU. buy r)f r~· \''as~ F~t1 ~f U :rnicl Doyer, was Uvrn .. .. . tage of tbi~ and rai:'::"cl .J~n: Knol1f1..1rk Creek, an .i \-Vas ·;,/· ScE T~1 ;~'-'quentlv· 629f211 NQRf"Ot ~<;cpers C<\n 't mar!.'~e{to ~ancy J\1ai~orr. in the y~~r fS4G. · The,.}'._ra1~etJt,a l::irge 1am :ly of chtl<lren- · ·-··· .. ,(;:; H.\I,Ji:. c;ix rlf.)} :-in«¥ili-r..:e ~ i'r!;;. ·rhree of them arc: ;.--:..,,9 ,H'EA ( nice~ N. d~a1l and~·~~e t ?. the world .of blis~ nncl lup- ·~> \frlte ro l{e~pt., a. 1 _..;· five bors · ·and oue girl al'l~ a .~:::~:~;;:._.., , lt:[•T' comr ·Xf,1 .. >n. nr~ ldt to ·mourn the loss of .-:; W; B. etvr" a father a11d hu sh:rn·l. · : .- , :6en'Jl'nnN1gr.rA\ Bro. Hoyh pro fcsstd ·religi·.)!l in the ·year itOA~OKE, n. · ' ,, ·13 0 :ll:<l 0 r, 18/(i, ut Mt, O!ivet <.:hurcb, an<l j 1i11ed the -. """;. ·. \ \1 is-;iofl.1.ry lbµtist Church · at Galena, . a n<l · ~~ery.woman n 1 l ·COnn ty, in her pales' lie lived· a co11si1tent m::mber · •·::· · · l the ~-~h until dt:atli l. then the angels bore· his sp'irit i foliow/ng to the Chulrll Triu'mJ.Jhant_ . The church at :/ \ id l'CO' UfiL~. Gale l'la ha'~).vst a gre:l.t deal i n. the.death ' o( ~ ~· ~ ..,, z:. Bro. D0ye1f-:- He was always re~d·i to help f ~ccbn1g in th e church 1wi1h his counsel and . his. mo ney,. · ~- _· .... '. · .. ':' . ? l d bri .f gea for. the adva n ce me~ of Christ's kin!!dom on . -~"ice of A<~t earth; and,,P Jt'o:1ly __htf own .~hu r~h, but. ev7' :.,.:. · :;.'· .. r1m·0ve l e~y good cau.-;c that came up m .. h1s corrfmu - l1hc ·ord reliabl(/ .i ' r nHy. Ile.' hdped to l1ui!ll Libcr~.Y · Ii.ill · .· . · . . - ,.. · ... acopted: .chur~h. al;h g:lVe th~ lot ~na helped buil<I •'l.O;~ ·-.. ~;.·.... Y::f . ~ > . S•)<)'J a$.. Joe schoolb!>use where he receiveci the ·fatal .WOJ.~k·,: 0)1d ,, .. . (;XC:;Lclrna sh~ th:if.ep'cled liis days.· .· '. ··- ~,··::: . ·- .J ~.. Ll.>" e ,~ In earl~~i/c he .move.I to AJ !eghany• Co.. , ..._ . cx.~b!t '/') .· l!et N •. C., whei;-e be hve<l for several years. All ;__ · < . d l:)~TIC~.S the old peo~ <.:an testify !o the noble cha r, ,\ ·; Ci)HStl - a,cter of Br~ Boyer; then he move<l b:ick to ] .' 1 ".1g aud ~rayson Col, Va., and lived at Hampton':s ) ~ _,,..., Cross l<.oadJ amm1g the Hamptons. They j""• • also will ·ttilify to the noble cl1?-racter oct ' s u c h Bro. Boyerf Then he mc~ved · to Stevens .I · ./ shall Creek., whtfre he ltveu until his d eath. . . .: 1 , .~to bt~ Th~ wri(er has of1en seen him praise the c.othr· _(·iv C:ucl Lord .m the~ublic co11~re~ation. ·He foqk. the t:. , / l th~ B1hle ~s 'the man of hi-; c~1unsel. The ·• wnte-r.fed~, thal the best friend that he h1d of sairt "11 earth is:gr>n<", but c:tn only say, ·~Rest d on dear Brother and I will battle with life I · '._,1 g"l?o till my wo1'k is done. then we wi~I mr>ct f •~<f -=. · a~aiG-;.::- ~:'Wvil ki sny·'io·, the Wife, 'childre~1. :; ; j by anrt lirethi' ~and sisters, weep not ;!c; tb'ey ; .. tlte as 1h~t1 ki.ve 1,.0 . v P , but th?.nk Goel for. lit• VJratm& Appe.laoh1an Notes ;~t Rr s 1rr~cl10•1 w11Pre ynu C'ln fl.11 meet a1~ain. ~ 1lJ5 -~ ::> L. D. V.Al.1 r; r:r .<L~,_ __,__ _ ptne:;s. ·whi lG .· -- . . . �COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MATERIALS 113 The family of Jacob Sarnuel ANDERSON and Lydia RANKINS Written by : J. Mahlon ANDERSON and Darlene ANDERSON May 1994 In an effort to sort our ANDERSON relationships from the numerous ANDERSON households established in the Grayson County, Virginia area (and adjoining areas of VA-TN-NC) in the early lBOO's, we have acquire d substantial collections of family information. We will atte mp t to s hare organized col lections of documented researc h to establish rel atio nships or re-establish locations of those ANDERSON families enumerated in Census records in the early l800's in Grayson County, Virginia . Additional presentations will follow, as a "Compendium of Source Materials" from collections of our research and abstracts of other researchers work on this Family. Documented contributions and/o r corrections to this research effort will be well received in an attempt to establish a complete and accurate information resource . This article will contain some of the history of JACOB and LYDIA RANKINS ANDERSON . Some of this history is factual . And, some of this history are theories we have determined from our resea r ch on this family . As all of us know, documentation is the key to proving information rega rding our ancestors . But, sometimes we have to piece together information from several documents to determine i f the a ncestors we locate ar e the correct families. We do not always locate documents that specifically state family relationships. In this case study, we need to doc ument further information to prove or disprove ou r theories. During the late 1700's, after Grayson County, Virginia was formed, and early lBOO's we determined the following information on JACOB ANDERSON and LYDIA RANKINS ANDERSON: The Land Tax Records of Grayson County, Virginia show JACOB ANDERSON paid taxes on 100 acres of land in 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802 , 1803, 1804, 1805 , 1806, 1807 , 1808, and 1810 . We know from the Land Tax Records that JACOB ANDERSON was the son of PETER ANDERSON , as stated in the records of 1810. The Personal Prope rty Ta x Records of Grayson County, Virginia show JACOB ANDERSON paid personal taxes in the years 1798, 1799, 1800 , 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814 , and 1815. Darl ene Anderson, 8124 Clayburn Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46268 (Not e: We did not print the sheets on the census records -- took up too mu ch space.) VJrSU11& Appalaohi&Il N otee �/It/- COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MATERIALS The family of Jacob Samuel ANDERSON and Lydia RANKINS Written by : J _ Mahlon ANDERSON and Darlene AND ERSON May 1994 We know frorn the Personal Pr·operty Tax Reco t'ds th at JACOB ANDERSON was referred to as "Junior" in 1798 and listed as PETER ANDERSON's son in 1811. The 1810 Grayson County, Vir·ginia census records show there were two JACOB ANDERSON 's in the county during this tirr1e period. This source states that one of the Jacob's is a son of P. ANDERSON. We know from the 1810 Tax List Grayson County , Virginia there were two JACOB ANDERSON'S in the county during this time period. This source states one of the Jacob's is a son of P. ANDERSON. Therefore, we have determined according to the Land Tax Records, the Personal Property Tax Records and the 1810 Tax Li st for Grayson County, Virginia that we have followed JACOB ANDERSON, the son of PETER ANDERSON, and he is the same Jacob that married LYDIA RANKINS. We know that JACOB ANDERSON and LYDIA RANKINS were married March 22, 1817 in Grayson County, Virginia . The Bond was not f ound . They were married by Jonathan Thomas . l "he marriage information we found showed a Jacob Anderson and a Sam Anderson married Lydia on this date. Therefore, we can determine that his name was JACOB SAMUEL ANDERSON. The census record for 1820 Grayson County , Virginia has, again, enumerates two JACOB ANDERSON's living in the county during this tim e period. We show JACOB ANDERSON, age 45+ and has no wife . We can "assume" this person to be "old" JACOB ANDERSON, whose wife was SUSANNAH Also, in this household was one male child between the ages of 10 to 16 years. We show JACOB ANDERSON as head of household . He has 2 male children under the age of 10 years, 2 male children between the ages of 10 to 16 years, and Jacob is 45+ years old. Also, in this household are 1 female child under the age of 10 years, 3 female children between the ages of 10 to 16 years and 1 female between the ages of 16 to 26 years . This census period would place Jacob's birth year by 1775 . The oldest female in this hou s ehold was born between the years 1794 t <.:' 1804. We have determined Lhis -female to be LYDIA RANKINS, a s s he a nd Jacob were married in 1817 . �//5 COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MATERIALS The family of Jacob Samuel ANDERSON and Lydia RANKINS Written by : J. Mahlon ANDERSON and Darlene ANDERSON May 1994 Therefore, we have determined that JACOB ANDERSON was married prior to his marr iage to Lydia . We can also determine that most, if not all , of the children e numerated in the 1820 census of Grayson County , Virginia are children of his first wife . At this time , we have no information in regards to whom this wife might be . A Deed Record in Grayson County, Virginia, dat ed April 17th, 1820 , see ms to be the property JACOB ANDERSON purchased and l ater sold o n Cl e ms Branch waters of Fox Creek. Jacob purchase d this property from FREDERICK ELLER , and his wife CATHARINE, for $300.00. Th is propert y contained 150 acres of land . The Gray:.on County Court Order· Book shows a land transaction This deed was proven by JONATHAN THOMAS and HARVY ANDERSON on November 28th, 1826 . There was no mention of how much land or where this land is located in this record . f rorn JACOB ANDERSON to THOMAS ANDERSON. According to deed records of Grayson County, and LYDIA ANDERSON sold 60 acres on Clims Branch LIVESAY January 30, 182 7 tor $100 . 00 . Witnesses transaction were : JAMES LIVESAY, THOMAS ANDERSON ROSS. Virg inia JACOB to GEORGE to this and STEPHEN Th e 1830 Grayson County , Virginia census record enumerates only o n e JACOB ANDERSON living in t h e co un ty during this time period. We have determined this Jacob to be the same Jacob we are wr iting about due to deed records, a nd documentation of the gravestone o ·f "old" JACOB ANDERSON locate d on the property that belonged to GARNET ANDERSON. This household shows 2 males under the age of S years , 1 male between the ages of 5 to 10 years, 2 males between the ages of 10 to 15 years and l male between the age of 40 to SO years . Also. in the household are 2 females between the ages of 5 t o 10 years , l female between the ages of 10 to 15 years and one female between the ages of 20 to 30 years . This census record would place Jacob's birth year between 1780 to 1 790. Lydia's birth year would be between the years 1800 to 1810. We can d etermine that between the time the 1830 census was taken and 1835 JACOB and LYD IA ANDERSON had decided to move their 'farnily to "greene r· pastures" . JACOB and LYDIA ANDERSON sold their property to JAMES MATISON NELSON consisting of 50 acres on Clams Branch on the water s of Fox C t eeh. This property was sold April 18, 1834 for $200.00. �//b COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MAT ERIALS The family of Jacob Samuel ANDERSON and Lydja RANK IN S Written by : J . Mahlon ANDERS ON and Darlene AN DERS ON May 1994 The Deed Records of Grayson County, Virg in ia show a Deed of Gift fr o m JACOB ANDERSON t o SEALEY ANDERS ON and SUSEY ANDERS ON. This Deed of Gift is dated March 12th, 1835 and acknowledged in Grayson County Court Marc h 2~th , 1835 by J ONATHAN THOMAS and SHADRACK GREER. Wit ness es to this dee d are JONATHAN THOMAS, ANDR EW ANDERSON and HARVEY ANDERSON . Co nsi deration is N?tyr a l .!,._Qv~_an.s:L..6.Lf..~_<;:_t_~9n_,__~Q_<LJl>_.~_,_Q.9. . Jacob is giving to Sealey and Susey "two rnare, a two year old horse , five cows , two cave(?) , t wenty head o f shee p , eig h t hea d of hogs, ho u seho ld fu r· niture, f~re beds and furniture, all the household furniture pots, pans, c1llen(?), farming tools, land, cuts , and what-ever belong to the possession or f reE!hold". You will note this DE:!ed of Gi·f t mentions "land ", but does not give the exact amount of acreage . The 1840 Grayson County, Virginia Census Record does not enumerate a JACOB ANDERS ON in the cou n ty for tl1i s tirne period. We determined the most logical place to locate Jacob and Lydia would be the counties where other ANDERSON 's families ha d moved. We researched the 1840 census records for the followi n g counties: Washington Co., VA; Wythe Co . , VA; Scott Co., VA; Smythe Co., VA; Russell Co . , VA; Sullivan Co ., TN; Hawkins Co ., TN; and Claiborne Co., TN . There were no Jacob Anderso n's livi n g in these counties for this time period . However, we did find a J ACOB ANDERSON in Lee County, Virginia for the census of 1840. This househol d gives u s one ma le un d er the age of 5 years, 2 males between the ages of 5 to 10 year$, 1 male between the ages of 10 to 15, 2 males. between the ages of 15 to 20 and the head of household between the age of 60 to 70 years. This would place t he year of birt h betwee n th e y ears 1770 to 1780. Also, in this household is one female between t he ag e s of 15 to 20 years, one female between the ages of 2 0 . to 30 and one female between the ages of 40 to 50 years . This would place the year o·f birth betvJeen tl1e years 1790 to 1800 . ... By the tirne the 1850 census is taken Jacob and Lydia have moved out of Lee County, Virginia into Hancock County, Te n nessee. Jacob is 74 yea rs old. He would have been b or n a bo u t 17 76. Thi s census record shows his state of birth in Virginia . His occupation is listed as Wheelright. Lydia is also in the household. She is 53 years old. She would have been bo rn about 1797, and he r state of birth is Virginia. Also, in the h ouseho l d are PETER ANDERSON , agE~ 17 and bo r r1 in Virginia. His year o·f birth would be about 1833 . His occupation is a Laborer. And, also in this household is THOMAS ANDERSON. He i s 14 years old, and was born in Tennessee about 1836. �117 COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MAT ERIALS The family of Jacob Samuel ANDERSON and Lydia RANKINS Written by : J. Mahlon ANDERSON and Darlene ANDERSON May 1994 The 1860 Hancock County, Tennessee census record shows that Jacob and Lydia are still living in the county . Jacob is 83 years old . His occupation is Cooperer . The value of his personal property is $10 and he states he was born in Virginia . Lydia is also listed in the household . She is 65 years old and states she was born in Virginia. Also, in this household is ELISABET H ANDERSON , a ge 38 years , b orn in Virginia and is e mployed as a Domesti c. PETER ANDERSON, age 2 years , is also enumera t ed and Was born in Virginia . We have not made a determination as to the reJationship of ELISABETH and PETER ANDERSON in the 1860 census record to JACOB and LYDIA ANDERSON. By the time 1870 comes around JACOB and LYDIA ANDERSON are no longer in Hancock County, Tennessee. Does this mean they have passed on? Or, does this mean that Jacob may h av e passed on and Lydia has moved to another location? A check of th e ANDERSON household's in Hancock County, Tennessee did not reveal any answers to this question. There are still many questions to be answered regarding Lhis family . More research is needed to establish the identities of Jacob and Lydia's children, whom Jacob's parents were, and the names of his brothers and sisters . We have established facts regarding Jacob and Lyd i a's tax records, census records, property rec ords and co urt records. We have writ ten the history of JACOB and LYDIA RANKINS ANDERSON family as we know it to be up to this point. we plan to co ntinue our research on this family , and other ANDERSON families that lived in Grayson County, Virginia. Our hope is that those of you who have also done research on this family will contact us so we can broaden the information on this family and other ANDERSON families of Grayson County, Virginia. In doing this, we feel, there will be new and exciting i nformation to sha re with everyone . We look forward to hearing from each a nd every one of you. J. Mahlon Anderson, 115 Devo n Drive, Maulden, SC 29662 Darlene Anders on, 8124 Clayburn Drive, Indianapolis , IN 46268 �I I8 COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MATERIALS The family o f J a cob Samuel ANDERSON a nd Lydia RANKINS Written by: J . Mahlon ANDERSON and Da rlene ANDERSON May 1994 - ------ ---- -DOCUMENTATION-- -----------1. Alderman, John P . Grayson County . Virginia Land Tax Records 2 . Al derman, John P. Gra::t:son Count::t:. Virginia Land Tax Records li2.9..;?_=J_$_l.2 . Alderman, John P . Gravson County, Virginia Personal Property I.9.~.._J,,,..~.2-1;: .. .J.79_:>..::::_!..~.Q!I-_ Alderman, John P. Grayson County. Virginia Personal Property I.92:<:......k . ~. :?...t._JJ3-9.~.:..1.B.J_~ . Schrieiner-Yantis, Nettie . 1810 Census Supplement , Grayson County , Virgin i a . 1971 . Roberson, Rhonda S. "1810 Tax List of Grayson Co u nty , Virginia." The Southwest Virginia. (December 1 982) p. 63-68 Alderman, John P . Carroll-Grayson Marriages. P . 32 Murray, Dorothy. Hunting for Bears, Inc. p. 1 . Marriage Record . l 986 . Marriage Record. Grayson County , Virgin ia . Book 1 p . 8 and Book 1 p . 10. Mullins, Mrs . John C. 1820 Grayso n County, Virginia Census Recor d. p . 2. 1988 . Deed Record . Grayson County, Virginia . Book 2 page 44. 24 April 1804. Jacob and Susannah Anderson to John Hash . Deed Record . Grayson County, Virginia . Frederick Eller , and wi f e Cathe r· i n e , so 1 d to Jacob And e rs on . l 7 A p r i 1 18 2 O . Book 4 page 178. Anderson, Darlene . Grayson County, Virginia Order Book JJ3..?.§ . A Deed f rorn Jacob An de rs on to Thorn as An de r·son . November Term 1826, p. 52 . 1994. Deed Record. Grayson County, Vi rginia . Jacob Anderso n, and wife Lydia, sold to George Livesay . 30 January 1827 . Book 6 page 73. Anderson, Darlene. Grayso n County, Virginia Order Book 1827. 1993 . A Deed from Jacob and Lydia Anderson to George Livesey. November Term 1827, p. 116 . 1993. Mullins, Mrs. John C. 1830 Grayson Co unty. Virginia Census 13.§lg_Q. r:.9. (The Southwest Virginia, p. 245) . Gravestone located on Gar-net Anderson's property. Grayson County, Virginia. Jacob Anderson died 1825. Deed Record. Grayson County, Vi rginia. Jacob and Lydia Anderson sold to James Matison l'lelson . 18 April 18 34. Book 7 page 76. Deed Record. Grayson County, Virginia. Jacob Anderson sold to Sealey Anderson and Susey r~nderson. 12 Mar-ch 1835 . Book LZ.9 4:::_l.J3._QA_. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 7 page 140. �.11'1 Notes for Jacob Samuel ANDERSON-1084 9 May 1994 Page 1 ============ ================ == ============== =================== ======== ======== = Birth - 7th Federal Census. 1850 Hancock Co . , TN. 33rd Su bdivision p. 45 h/h 265-265 (S-K Publications, 1987) Places of Residence - Grayson Co., VA. Lee County, VA. Hancock Co., TN. and possibly Hawkins Co., TN Occupation - Cooperer. 1860 Hancock County, TN census record. Wheelright . 1850 Hancock County , TN census record. 33rd Subdivision p . 45 h/h 265-265 (S-K Publications, 1987) Death - Possibly between the 1860 and 1870 census record of Hancock County, TN. He was not enumerated in t h e 1870 Hancock Co., TN census. DOCUMENTATION Grayson Co., VA Land Tax Records, by John P . Alderman Grayson Co . , VA Personal Property Tax List , by John P. Alderman 1810 Census Supplement Grayson Co., VA (lists s/o Peter) 1810 Tax List of Grayson Co. , VA, by Rhonda S. Roberson Carroll -Grayson Marriages, by John P . Alderman Hunting for Bears, Inc . , by Dorothy Murray Marriage Book 1 p, 8 and p . 10 of Grayson Co., VA 1820 Grayson Co . , VA census record, by Mrs . John Mullins (lists 8 children in h/h) (At least 5 born to "first wife", possibly 7. Deed Record , Book 2 page 44, Grayson Co., VA. 24th April 1804. Jacob and Susannah Anderson to John Hash. (establishes "old" Jacob Anderson's wife's first name) Deed Record , Grayson Co., VA. Frederick and Catherine Eller to Jacob Anderson 17 April 1820 . Book 4 page 178. Grayson County, Virginia Order Book - 1826, by Darlene Anderson Deed Record . Grayson Co . , VA. Jacob and Lydia Anderson to George Livesay, 30 Jan 1827. Book 6 page 73. Grayson County, Virginia Order Book - 1827, by Darlene Anderson A Deed from Jacob and Lydia Anderson to George Livese y. November Term 1827. Grayson County , Virginia Order Book. 1830 Grayson County , Virginia Census Record, by Mrs. John C. Mullins Jacob , s/o Peter, listed as 40-50. Old Jacob, wife Susannah, d . 1825 Gravestone l ocated on Garnet Anderson's property, Grayson Co . , VA Deed Record . Grayson Co., VA . Jacob and Lydia Anderson to James Matison Nelson . 18 April 1834. Book 7 page 76. Deed Record. Grayson Co . , VA. Jacob Anderson to Sealey and Susey Anderson. 12 Marc h 1835 . Book 7 page 140. 1840 Gr ayson Co., VA Census Record, by J.C. Weaver . No Jacob's listed. 1 840 Census of Lee Co., VA , by Elizabeth Carpenter . p. 17 . Ages of family members help confirm Jacob/Lydia. 1850 Hancock Co. , TN Census Record, by SK Publications. P 45. 1860 Hancock Co., TN Census Record, microfilm. Livesey Dist, p 5 h /h768 -738 1870 Hancock Co., TN Census Record, microfilm. Checked records to locate Lydia Anderson in any Anderson h/h. Note: Jacob and Lydia followed same route as Peter Sr to Hawkins to Hancock. Grayson to Lee =========================================================================== ===== �I :lo COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MATERIA LS The family of Jacob Samue l ANDERSON and Lydia RANKINS Written by: J. Mahlon ANDERSON and Darlene ANDERSON May 1994 20 . Weaver, J.C. ~.i.r:9.i.nj,..?._• The 1840 Federal Census o f Grayson County. 19 s 9 . 21 . Carpenter. Elizabeth. p. 1840 Lee County, Virginia Cens us 17 . 22. SK Publications . 1850 Hancock County, Tennessee Census Record. Page 45, h/h 265-265. 23 . 1860 Hancock County, Tennessee Census Record . Livesey District, page 5, h/h 768-738 . Microfilm . 24. 1870 Hancock County, Tennessee Census Record . Checked ANDERSON households . Microfilm . . ~ : ; MINISTERS IN EARLY ROANOKE, VIRGINIA from The Roanoke World News, Jan 29, 1934. There were no dates except for the Catholic priests . Baptist Church Rev Lewis P Fellers Catholic Church Rev John W Lynch (1882 -1 910) Rev James E Collins (1910) Lutheran Church Rev J G Butter Rev Dr David Bittle Rev Dr S A Repass Method i st Church Bishop Asbury Rev James E Armstrong Rev Isaac W Canter Episcopal Church Rev Dabney M Wharton Rev Nicolas Cobbs Presbyterian Church Rev Robert Boswell Rev Urias Powers Rev C M Howard Rev Mr Craig Rev Mr Leah Rev John Brown Rev Mr Cummings Rev David Rice Rev Mr Irvin Rev Mr Wallace REv Mr Templeton Lutheran Church Rev Daniel Hauer served Zion in Roanoke Co, Glade Creek & St Peters in Montgomery Co, Zion in Floyd Co, Va. In colonial Boston, schoolteachers earned about seven cents a day. "The Bathroom Trivia Book", Red-Letter Press Inc, PO Box 393, Saddle River, NJ 07458. =========================================~==== ================================= V~ AppeJ.a.ohia.n Notee 7 �/;<,/ BIRD LOCOIART'S BOO[ Bible Record contributed by Harry Lockhart,., Note : This record is written in several different handwriting. A photocopy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Library, Roanoke, Va. NEW TESTAMENT of our LORD AND SAVIOUR Translated out of The Original Greek; and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. --- -----Stereotype Edition---- --- New York: Stereotyped by s. and J . White, for "The American Bible Society." - ----- - - - 1829. Eveline Lockhart married to Isaac Hankins lst Jan 1884 Milton Lockhart Deceased - June th5 1888 (same handwriting) Bird Lockhard Deceased this life June the 16th 1860 aged 73 years 3 months & ?3 days (the nos. ar e marked thro') 72 8 27 Nancy Lockhart Deceased the 25th August 1865 aged 80 years 6 months 22 days John Mcintosh Deceased April the 29th 1857 Elijah Lockhart deceased March 14th 1821 Bird T Lockhart May 17th 1827 Elisha Lockhart September 3th 182 Milton Lockhart June 17th 183 George W Lockhart June 23d 1862 Elizabeth Bruster July 12th 1862 Rachel Bruster June 11th 1879 Mark T Lockhart June 2 1880 Nan°cy- Brown August 31-~1880 John M Lockhart Decreased This life ___ ary t h e 16th 18 Pa tton Jackson Lockhart was born June the 8th 1831 Caroline S Mcguire was born Nov the 9th 1832 & married to each other July the 17th 1849. Bi rd Lockhar t 's book ----- --- Price one (ink spot) dollar Hamilton Howard Lockhart born 14 July 1859 Patton J. Lockhart when this you see remember me. May the 13th 1847 Geor ge W Lockhart was born March the 26th 1821 Nancy Lockhart was born May the 19th 1823 Bi rd T Lockhart was born September the ist 1826 Elisha Lockhart was born March the 16th 1828 Patten J Lockhart was born June the 3th 1831 John M Lockhart married to Sarah Mcguire ? May 1822 Cynt h ia Lockhart married to wm W Stephenson 15 Sept 184~? Martha Lockhart married to Jeremiah W Steele 11th March 1845 Mary Lockhart married to John W Claypool 28th January 1847 Eli jah Lockhart married to Joicy J Boling 4 September 1849 !xley? Lockhart married to Rebecca Brust er 5th April 1853 *19 30 W Sa n Marcos Bl. #458, San Marcos, CA 92069-3934 Virginia Appala c hian Notes �Bird Lockhart's Book previous page of Bible con't. Milton Lockhart married to Rebecca Brown 8 Sept 1853 Louisa Lockhart married to Eli Steele 10th July 1856 Louisa to ? Ferrell 15 Oct 1872 Hervey Lockhart married to Mary Steele 31st December 1856 George Lockhart married to Rebecca A Steele 5 August 1863 Matilda Lockhart married to John Sizemore 29 October 1866 Smith Lockhart married to Josephine Barnet 22d May 1867 George Lockhart married to Virginia Payne 30 January 1868 Simon Lockhart married to Elizabe th Mclaughlin 13th October 1870 Cynthia Stephenson Deceased 25 Oct 1852 Floyd Lockhart Deceased 2d June 1862 Sarah Lockhart Deceased 18th August 1865 Axley Lockhard Deceased 4th April 18 73 George Lockhart Deceased Aprl 9 - 18_7 1887 Bird Lockhart & Nancy Mcintosh was married March the 17th A.D. 1803 John M Lockhart was born 14 14 of March 1804 Sarah Lockhart was born 21?2ost of February 180~ Cynthia 12th March 1823 Simon 19 September 1833 Martha 17th July 1824 Louisa 9 october 1835 Elijah 18th February-1 82~ Smith 5 August 1837 Mary 8 November 1827 George 24 January 1840 Axley 5 November 1829 Floyd 4 December 1841 Milton 8 November 1831 Matida 5 December 1841 Hervey 19 September 183l Eveline 19 November 1844 Bird Lockhart was born Sept the 19th 1787 Nancy Lockhart was born February the zd 1785 Rachel Lockhart was born May the 27th 1804 John M Lockhart was born March the 14th 1806 Elizabeth Lockhart was born January the 2d 1811 Milton Lockhart was born October the 24th 1812 Mark T Lockhart was born December the 3d 1815 Elijah Lockhart was born May the ath 1819 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ City m:>rgue records should be searched when researching for a death which you believe to have been an abnormal one (murder, suicide, accident) . There is extensive information on the above because they required a medical examiner to do an autopsy or special investigation. An approximate date is required . N.E. STATE GENEALOOICAL SOCIETY, June 1993 Virginia Appalachian Notes �CONNER FAMILY CEMETERY Floyd County, VA On Rt. 758 from Blue Ridge Parkway Copied 19, January 1989 by Ruth G. Hale Hubbard, Gordon S. Oct. 7, 1917 - " , Wilma Ree Hubbard, Simon H. " , Sallie B. + July 14, 1920 - Oct. 11, 1956 Sept. 3, 1880 - June 1, 1958 Sept. 22, 1890 - apr. 19, 1953 Mar. 27, 1922 - May 29, 1961 Nov. 15. 1930 May 15, 1885 - May 16, 1975 Oct. 1, 1893 - Oct. 4, 1982 Born & Died June 27, 1933 Mar. 13, 1897 - Nov. 10, 1975 Mar. 25, 1908 - Feb. 12, 1971 1867 -1965 1870 - 1957 Feb. 23, 1903 - Aug. 21, 1929 Mar. 11, 1935 - Dec. 1, 1950 1912 1911 - 1963 June 12, 1887 - Mar. 27, 1969 Mar. 28, 1848 - Mar. 4, 1915 Feb. 15, 1850 - Jan 5, 1933 Jan. 28, 1851 - July 21, 1935 July 14, 1853 - Oct. 31, 1952 1876 -1960 Aug. 28, 1897 - May 31, 1968 May 8, 1905 - Jan. 29, 1972 Dec. 5, 1888 - Nov. 17, 1964 Sept. 22, 1894 - Feb. 20, 1979 Apr. 8, 1814 - June 8, 1888 Oct. 11, 1817 - Oct. 4, 1909 June 19, 1894 - Oct. 20, 1898 Feb. 22, 1860 - May 17, 1914 Jan. 28, 1861 - Jan. 8, 1937 Apr. 1862 - Mar. 18, 1913 Born & Died Mar. 17, 1920 Mar. 3, 1889 - Sept. 19, 1968 Apr. 18, 1887 - Nov. 2, 1970 Sept. 22, 1907 - Jan. 14, 1931 May 9, 1917 - Oct. 21, 1984 Tee 5 US Army W.W.II Dec. 30, 1928 Sept. 24, 1915 - May 10, 1959 Aug. 27, 1917 Feb. 3, 1942 Oct. 16, 1884 - Mar. 12, 1964 Mar. 14, 1881 - Sept. 16, 1966 Apr. 8, 1904 - Oct. 27, 1968 Aug. 22. 1907 Sept. 29, 1892 - Oct. 25, 1965 Nov. 20, 1892 - Feb. 6, 1982 Mar. 24, 1913 - Mar. 28, 1943 Hubbard, Willie ''Bud" " , Hazel Bolt Hubbard, Posie L. " , Lillie M. Hubbard, Inf. d/o P.L. & L. M. Whorley, John W. " , Grace B. Whorley, Thomas , Jathina R. , J. G. (Brother) Whorley, Samuel J. Cockram, Susie W. , Lincoln Wood, Math y Davis McAlexander, Susan, w/o John McAlexander, John Conner, Daniel R. " I Mary J. Terry Conner, Bettie Ruth Ayers, Joseph F. " , Rosie Conner Jonker, Pieter " , Sarah L. Conner Conner, Jonathan Conner, Rozina Ingram Conner, John B., s/o O.R. & M.J. Sutphin, Annie V. Belcher, Nancy Ellen, w /o C.E. Belcher, C. E. Belcher, Bula, Inf. d /o B.H. & Manie Belcher, Benjamin H. " , Mannie C. Belcher, Lena A. Belcher, James Daniel (Father) " , Loma Dave Belcher, Edward L. (Father} " , Audry E. (Mother} Belcher, James Elvin, Inf. s/o Edward & Audry Belcher, Virgie D. (Father} " , Millie Alberta (Mother} Belcher, William R. (Father} " , Arlie G. (Mother} Belcher, George E. (Father} " , Fannie Conner (Mother} Belcher, Louannie J., w / o Luther 1 V1r,m1& A.ppala.ch1&n Not.es = �QUERIES 94-55: Anthony Wayne Sande r s/Saunders (b Oct 1796) md Lovica /Lovicy Acres /Akers/Ackers (b 15 June 1800) md 2 Mar 1819, Christiansburg, Montgomery Co, Va. Sanders . fought in War of 1812, served 16 July 1814 to Feb 1815. Moved to Clark Co, Ohio 1820 then to Henry Co, Ind 1831. Glenn Sanders, 7255 South Kiowa, Larkspur, CO 80113. (303) 681-264~ (h) ( 303) 977-7724.(w). 94- 56: Looking for info on James W Jones (b 5 Aug 1865-d 8 Sep 1905 in Newport, Va area) md Magie/Margie Price (b 27 Nov 186 7) . Info on George Washington Rock (b 21 Apr 1870 Botetourt Co , Va-d 16 June 1951) md 25 June 1891 Susan Elvira Doss (b 21 July 1872 Craig Co, Va), ?d/o Thomas & Nancy Doss. Marianne L Jones, 11~8 Bur_t;_on f2.Five, Danville,_._~_245~~ · 94-57: Searching for names & info about p/o James Beard . Md Vic toria Albert 18 Sep 1876 Pulaski Co, Va. Seeking name of parents & other info about Criner family. John Criner md Susan Harless 23 Sep 1816 Giles Co, Va . Linda J Molnar, 1240 Tre~s-~1!_ Drive, _01_y_ah~~_!_a_l_l_~~i~!±._4_?__~l.:. 94-58: Need p/ o Nimrod Brown (b 29 Sep 177 5 Faquier Co, Va) md Sarah " Sally" Lucas 23 Jan 1800 Montgomery Co, Va. Both d 1844 at Staffordsville, Giles Co, Va . P-._ani~_§._ ~IIP2..2_~2-~lub_1!._~':._~e Dri~e_,__Ro~ok~-Y..~24C!..,l?._-61~~· 94-59: Need p/o Peter Shrader (b cl779), settled in Wythe Co, Va cl790. 1st md Maria Kimberling, 2nd md Margaret Wolford c1812. Peter d 1864 Wythe Co, Va. pa~iel_ S KIDD, ~e_~_9_4 - 58. 94-60 : Need mother of Agnes Driskell (b cl805) md 29 Sep 1825 Campbell Co, Va, Samuel P Smith. The record shows her father as Adam Driskell. Who was mother? pani~_S KJJ>D,_J!_ee 94-~:.. 94-61: Gdau seeks info on ancestors, siblings , or descendants of James Henry Harrison Wolfe (b 1877 Smythe Co , Va - d 1949 Marion, Va); parents George W S Wolfe (b cl849 Smythe Co) & Sarah C Ti lson (b c1850 Smythe Co) rnd 1871 Smythe Co; gp Michael Wolfe (b cl825) & Nancy ___l___ (b cl813) and Jno. ( '?) A Tilson & Hellans ? Betty Wolfe Long , 1515 'Ir_l_~_Park..!2._r_i_~~--1.!_o_ui ~~ ville, KY 40204. -- - - -- - -- ·- ------·· ------- 94-62: Gdau seeks info on ancestors or descendants of Anna J Atwell (b 1879 Tazewell, Va); father Putnam David Atwell (b 1842 Smythe Co - d 1907) md Mahala Victoria Catron (Ketron) 1865. Also info on maternal gp/o Anna Atwell: Andrew Nechis Jackson Catron (b 1822) & w Elizabeth Alder (b 1821 Tazewell Co,- d 1858). Would like to correspond with anyone hav i ng info on any o f the above #61 & 62) Be..!_i;J_Wo~f_e_~o_'!..~--~e_e_1_4-6_l_~ 94-63: Seek p / o Richard Stone (d 1771 Hal if ax Co, Va) & w Elizabeth ? (d 1814 Halifax Co). Ch: William, Sally, Elizabeth md Thomas Bailey,--Anna md Joseph White, Jonathan, John rnd Sarah Grant, Eucebius md Milly Grant . Relationship of George Stone to this family. !:'1..ild_'1:._~~~r<!__~~l!J'-b_~ll:_,--8-~7King J ~-~s__S_L_~_,_]_o_~~-~-Y.?---~~C!...l.~-:.l.~J2. 94-64: Joseph B Reynolds (b cl750 [where?]-d c1825 Roanoke Co, Va) md [where?] Rachel ? Ch: Thomas, Susannah, Mary Rachel, Elizabeth, Larkin, John R, Obadiah R, William L, Sophia. Was Joseph related to Silas Virg inia Appalachian Notes �I:<. s Reynolds & William Reynolds, who md Amma Elder? Also researching Love, Hawkins, & Martin. Cindy Thomas, 4317 Plantation Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76116 . ph 817-294-3834. 94-65: Seeking p/o Thomas Worley (b cl802 Va-d after 1880) md cl827 [where?] Susannah Coleman. Ch b Washington Co, Va: : Nathan, Louisa, Francis Franklin, Rebecca, William Rhea, Susan, Jackson, Joseph R, Jacob, John. Family listed in 1830-1880 Washington Co, Va census. Cindy Thomas~e_ 94 - 64. 94-66: Seeking p/o William Hill (b cl810 Va?NC) rod 13 Mar 1830 Surry Co, NC Delila Hanks . Ch : George, Robert, Nancy, Riley, Siberma "Sibby " Matilda, Zilpha, Mary Ann, Susan, Margaret. Family in following census: 1840 Gray son Co, 1850 Smyth Co, Va, 1860 Hawkins Co, 1870 Sullivan Co, TN, 1880 Washington Co, Va. £.in<!r. Thomas see 94-64. 94-67: Seeking info on my gggg gp, Thomas George from Rappahannock & his wife Ca tharine McCoy. I am descended from their dau, Sally, & her hus, John Gwinn . Thomas George was a renowned pioneer hunter & woodsman. What was his country of origin? Jil_1:.__D~cker,_ 421 Echols St SE, Vienna, Va _~2180 . 94-68: Need info on Anna Lydia Habberton, b 1855 Vincennes, Ind . Father William Babberton md Theodosia Pick of NY. Suppose to be related to the pub lishers of Harper's magazine. Anna md North Storm(s) 1874 Mt Carmel, IL. Son Lt. Commander Frank Storm(s) living in Washington DC 1951 . Edward Rogers, 6400 Lawnside Dr, St Louis, M_o 6312~ 94-69: Need info on Samuel Rogers family from NY. Father in lumber business in Buffalo? Samuel md Emily Marble 1820s . Ch: 6 sons & 3 daus. Samuel V b Aug 1830. Samuel Marble b July 1833 Watertown. Family lived in Mt Vernon , Ohio 1834 to 1839. William Edward b Sep 1834 . Dau Emily b in MO May 1843 . Edward Rogers, see 94-68. 94 - 70 : Need any info on Matthew McGrath who rod Cora Rogers 1885 i n Paris, Henry Co, Te. Edward Rogers,_ see 94-68. 94-71: Need p/o James Bates, Forks of James 1770's , wife Jane/Jennet . Moved to Washington Co, then to Barren, KY. Ch: Catherine (b Wythe) md 1796 James Gibson, Ginney md 1795 Robt Stephenson, James md 1803 Nancy Gibson , Robert md 1803 Margaret Rountree, Mary Ann md 1795 Squire Griggs , Nancy md TN William S Watterson. Mary Jane Davis, 7451 North Shore Rd, Norfolk, Va 23505. 94-72: Need p/o John Gibson , Forks of James 1770's then Washin gt on Co , then KY . John's w Sarah . Ch: James md Catherine Bates . Mary md 1798 John Greenstreet, William md 1805 Sally McClure, Nancy md James Bates . All marriages recorded Green Co, Ky . John Gibson was possible s / o Joseph or Samuel Gibson . Maty_J_ane Davis, see 94-71 . 94-73: John Keeton (b 1770's), wife Elizabeth . D 1830 Frankli n Co , TN . Any h el p Ch : Clarissa, Margaret , John, possibly He z ekiah & George . appreciated . !-1._~r.J:'. Jane ~avis ,~ee 9t:_-71 . 94-74: Seek info on Tory William Riddle & wife Hop pe i n Montgomery Co Nov 1780 . Will iam d ee by 1 78 2 . Howe ver 17 84 es tate a d mi n strat i on T ile mi s sin g from Co Clerk's of f i c e. Was h e h ung by Pa t r i ot s ? Need proof o f ch bes id es Li n d a St uffle b e an, 6245 Ce l es t ite , Alta Loma , C A ~ l 7 0~ . James & John . Vir&Urla Appale.ohia.n Notes �94-75: Martin Miller md Jan 1808 Botetourt Co Catherine Whitmer, d/o John Whitmer . Many Millers in 1810 census, gone by 1820 to Muhlenburg Co, KY. Were Martin's parents Jacob & Margaret Miller of Botetourt? Who were his siblings? Linda Stufflebean , see 94-74. 94-76: Seek proof of ch of William & Sophia King Sturgeon/Sturgill. Family lived in Grayson Co cl830, then removed to Lawrence Co, Ohio. Sophia said to have died along the way. William Sturgeon md (2) Catherine E Brown, 1837 in Lawrence Co, Ohio. Wil l iam said to have died 1845-1850 in MO or Ark. Linda Stufflebean, see 94 - 74. 94-77 : Isaac Linegar, s/o William & Hester Linegar , wife Rebecca, bro William. 6 ch: Amos, Mary & Willi am. Phoebe md Wesley Pinnell, Elizabeth md Francis Pinnell & Nancy Ann rod Thomas Bays. 1810 VA census shows Linega r family in Giles Co, where he owned 200 acres. Rebecca d of cholera in 1835 in Indianapolis, IN on her way to Niles, MI. A~~M Mo_O_E_~~~~Q.2_-~-~2nd T~r , Topeka, KS 66614-4014. 94-78 : Seeking dates of operation of Darnell Photographers, Radford, Va . Trying to date old photo taken there. Any info appreciated. Janet Satterfield, 5709 36th Ave, Hyattsville, MD2078~ 94-79 & 80: I am searching for info on Henry & Sarah (Kinwortby) Williams of Grayson Co, VA. Henry Williams, s/o Thomas & Mary Williams, b 1782 Va (NC on death record); md Sarah Kinworthy 5 Dec 1804 Grayson Co , Va, d 15 July 1858 Grayson Co, Va . There was a Thomas & John Kinworthy in the 1810 Grayson Co, VA census, could one of these be her father? John Kinwortby of I N sold 200 ac. on Kinworthy Crk, in Grayson Co, VA to Henry Will iams 16 Sep 1822 . Known child of Henry & Sarah was Martin Williams (b c l 820) md Mary Ann Davis 13 Dec 1840 Grayson Co, Va. Rita Maberry, _PO Box 837, Damass._~s...?..-Va 2423~ , 94-81: · I am searching for parents & siblings of Jonathan Tharp (b 1761 Accomack Co, Va [according to Rev . War Registry] md 20 Aug 1792 Pittsylvania Co, Va, Eliza Ann Saunders, d/o William Saunders They were living in Rockingham Co, NC in the 1810 census & in Surry Co, NC in the 1820 census . Rit a Maberry , see 94 -7 9. Abbreviations ac - acre s b - born c - Circa ch - children d - died dau - daughter d/o - daughter of gd a u - granddaughter gp - grandp arent(s) gp/o - grandparent(s) of hus - husband info - information md - married p/o - parent(s) of '.\ . . '1~ Towns that no longer exist on maps: The Rand McNally Map Co. has an archivist on staff now who will locate towns that no longer appear on most maps . Write : Philip Forrester, P. O. Bob 7600, Chicago, IL 60680, and enclose SASE . Virginia Appalachian Notes �I 8' '1 1~-Y~BOYER(S)-BECKER-Seeking information on John BOYER, b. ca 17 20, d . ca 1805, Col. Rev . War, md Mary Margaret Bl CKER. (DAR Patriot Index) Was he the father of Wm. Henry BOYER, d . ca 1821 Grayson Co., leaving wife E lizabeth , children Samuel, John, Jacob, Daniel, Margaret, Susan , Hannah and Elizabeth? Karen HUNTER RR2 Box133 Lakewood Park Carbondale, IL 62901 BDYER(S)-DELP-Seeking information on Daniel B. BOYER b. 1 _gJ ca 1783 Viginia, md Susanna DELP, d . ca 1852 Grayson Co. Virginia. Was his father Wm . Henry BOYER(S)? What was his mother's name? Who were Susanna's parents, Peter and Eve (RICHEBACHER) DELP? Any and all information appreciated and returned in kind. Karen HUNTER RR2 Box133 Lakewood Park Carbondale, IL 62901 ~~ BOYER(S)-Seeking information on a shooting which 9~-F~ occu rred ca 1894 at a schoolhouse near Stephen's Creek? in Grayson County , Virginia, resulting in death of Granvil BOYER, son of Daniel and Susanna (DELP) BOYERCS) We have obituary notice , but no other information. Granvil md. Nancy W. MALLORY ca 1846 Karen HUNTER RR2 Box133 La kewood Park Carbondale, IL 62901 -~===================================~===============·=============================-=-==~== SHAVERS FAMILY contributed by Virginia Midkiff Graham Elijah Shaver married Mary Agnes Bowles, daughter of Peter Bowles on Sept 25, 1847, Montgomery Co, Virginia. Elijah Shaver was in the Civil War a Confederate in Co. F, J6th Va Infantry. The Shavers lived in Montgomery Co, Va - then moved to Galia Co, Ohio, then to Milton, WV. Their children were (1) Harrison Shaver married Sarah Ann Lewis, (2) Isadore Shaver married Walter Neal, (J) Ann Shaver married John Clagg, (4) Hibbard Shaver married Virginia Belle, (5) Jackson Shaver married Mary F Clay, (6) Eugene Montgomery Shaver married laura Ronk, daughter of Joseph and Miriam Mas on Ronk, (7) Lounie Shaver married Miriam Peery. (1) Harrison and Sarah Ann Shaver had seven children. (2) Isadore and Walter "Watt " Neal had twelve children. (4) Hibbard and Virginia Shaver had 4 children . (J) Ann and John Clagg had eleven children. (5) Jackson and Mary Shaver had eight children. (6) Eugene and laura Shaver had six children. (7) Lounie and Miriam had five children. �SURNAME INDEX Location Date Norf. & Nansemond Co, Va 1850 1850 " & " " 1850 Nansemond Co, Va 1850 " " " j vi.ii: ~reen 1850 " Bedford Co, Va Celeina 1850 Alanzo?Olanzo 1850 " " King & Queen Co, Va 1850 Fr_~s-~ip t.._842 Urimr_o_~e_-~!_,_Nor_f_o_~VA -~3 5 0 3 Surname KING KING PHILLIPS NELMS KING BOWYER CREASY RICHARDSON Given Name Miles Michael LAYMAN SNODGRASS SMITH SMITH WILLIS McMILLION McMILLION CHRISTIAN ALTIZER CHRISTIAN !'frs D R (Cathy) Botetourt Co, Va Nathan E b 1841 Sarah J b 1842 " " " Patrick Co, Va bl833-d 21 July 1916 Hulett A James md 6 Apr 1830 " " " Sarah md 6 Apr 1830 " " Angeline Raleigh Co, (W)Va b 1843 Nathaniel Virginia b 1815 Thomas P'? Tazewell Co, VA md 23 Oct 1836 Anna md 23 Oct 1836 " " " Thomas B b c1770-d Dec 1854 d " " Beavers Jr, 1427 Larsen Lane , Naperville, ·-:i;,_~-~o_~63:.._~S_?_l_: ti tf II II II Surnames Searching: Campbell, Miller, Richards, Stanley, Standley, Eckart, Ferguson, Rakes, Foster. lLe_1:._t_y_ Eck~_"t_J__~6_1_1!_~_1:_8 t ~~t:__,_De ~ t ur-2...._!._L_~?__S-~~ Surnames: Clark, Reed, Orr, Carson, Walker, Lyle, McSpadden, Patterson, Rutherford, Lambert, Messersmith, Daude, Houndshell, Kettenring/Catron, Wenrich, Whitesides, Stewart, Dryden , Hayton, Cline & Talbot. M1:._S_ Don_~_J_ean Ford, 18~~-Che_ryl Way, Aptos, CA 95Q.G_3_:.._~~G_l The directions for the surname index is on the inside back cover of VAN . -----oOo---- From the Montgomery January 31, 1873: Messen~er newspaper, Chri stiansburq, VA, Friday, Montgomery Female College faculty: Samuel K. Cox, Pres.; Mrs. O.,S. Pollock, History & Belles Letters; Prof . A.Grabowski, Mathematics &Modern Languaqe; Prof. A. Fusco, Instruments &Vocal Music; Miss V.O . Wardlow, Elementary Instruction. Rev . Board for term of 20 weeks: $75.00 Tuition for Primary Dept: $15.00 For Colle~iate Dept. $25.00 ---- -oOo----- �CHANGES TO BYLAWS (as approved by membership at April, 1994 meeting) Article I: Name and Purpose (No change) Article II : Membership and Dues Section 2, Membership in the Society shall be of four classes: (a) Individual (b) Family (c) Honorary (d) Organizations and Libraries Honorary membership may be conferred upon a person or organization who shall be selected because of outstanding service to the purpose for which the Society is organized. Honorary members shall not be required to pay dues and shall not have a vote in regular meetings of the Society. Honorary members shall be nominated by the Executive Board and elected by a majority vote of the membership at any regular meeting. Section 3. The annual dues of the Society shall be due and payable by January first of each calendar year. 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Sincerely, !Jea �'fb Cases Decided by the Ge neral Court of Vir ginia Volume II contin ued from Vol /~d/, p.3S p26 q - 7 . Francis Lindsay v The Com 'oth: Superior Ct of Law , Pittsyl v ani a Co · · .. . .. petitioner was sentenced to the Penitentiary for 7 y rs for s te a ling a gelding , of a sorrel colour , the property of Charles Kesee • . . charged 14 Feb 1823 p267 Thomas M Randolph, Gov &c v Isom L Brown , James Roach & William M"Bee Adjourned case from Superior Ct of Law for Morgan Co . . . . The defts were put under a peace bond ... particularly towards Samuel Jackson P 267 - 268. Brookes Baker v The Com ' lth: Superior Ct of Prince Edward Co . .. Adjourned case . Petitioner indicted for assault and battery on Nancy Davis P 268 . Rill Carter v The Com ' lth : Superior Ct of Law for Charles City Co . Ferries - failure to keep up. He did wholly discontinue the said fe rry ..... Court : judgment reversed. p268 -70 . William Rasnick v The Com ' lth : Forgery and counterfeiting . Sup e r ior Ct of Law for Russell Co . The prisoner and 2 others [William Ervin and Rachel Rasnick] were jointly indicted November Term, 1823 P 275 - 276. The Corn 'l th v Robert T Sims: Superior Ct of Culpeper . Deft was i ndicated for an ass ualt on James Y Horner . . . The deft was describ ed in the ind ictment as a "labourer". The deft pleaded in abatement that he was yeo man and not labourer . Court: The difference between yeoman and l abou r e r is sufficient to abate the indictment . P 276 - 78 . Hud son Sprouce v The Com ' lth : Indictment murder. Su peri or Ct fo r Albemarle Co . Oct term, 1823 . . . • Sprouce , labourer .•• John Terrell, one of the venire-men, heard the evidence of Patsy Woods , •..• principal witness of the prosecution . ..... . prisoner was a stranger to him and lived at least 13 miles from him . juror Abraha m Wiant .•.• Court: new trial. p 278-279 . Francis Derieux v The Com'lth: Supe rior Ct of Gre enbrier Co ... Ind ictment felonious stabbing, with intent to kill . . . . g i ven 1 year. assault on Samuel M'Clung, a deputy sheriff ... court held 19 J uly 1823 p279 . William Richards v Thomas Goodson: Superior Ct o f Montgomery Co . . ... Goodson obtained judgment agst Richards for debt ... • Richards took the oath of an insolvent debtor •. .. • p 279 -2 80 . Nathan Attoo v The Com'lth: Superior Ct of Aug usta Co. The deft was indicted as a free man of colour, of the forg ery of a paper .• • .• of one Jacob Coiner . . • . . offence was committed 10 May 1823 .. Cour t: writ of error accepted - th e pris oner acquitt e d a nd discharged . Vir g ini a Appa la c hian Notes �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases p 280-281. The Com ' lth v John Sh e lton: Superior Ct of Brooke Co . the prisoner, a free white man, was indicted for grand larceny, before 1 Aug 1823, and convicted . Sep 1923, c ommitt e d June Term , 1824 p 281-83 . Re ube n Wicks v The Com'lth : Superior Ct of Nottoway Co. Murder. The prisoner was convicted and sentenced to death for the murder of one George Hood. The dec ' d had charged the prisoner with stealing some iron from the shop of the dec ' d . ... . The prisoner threaten to kill him ... . . The next evening, he appeared in custody at colonel J eter ' s tavern . . . .• The day after his examination took place, the prisoner was committed for larceny , but bailed . The dec'd left for his home on foot . The prisoner was seen at the tavern the same night . The next morning, Hood' s body was found ... he was a blacksmith • •... p283 - 84. The Com'lth v Ri chard Booth : Superior Ct of Petersburg . Indicted 10 May 1821 with assualt on negro slave , Bob , the property of Robe rt F enn. p 284-285 . David Mabry v The Com'lth : Superior Ct of Law of Greenville Co . The prisoner, a free man of color, indicted for stealing property belonging to Nathaniel Land .. . . p 287-8 . The Com'lth v William Dan iel s : Adjourned case from Superior Ct of Lewis Co. Indicted for the disturbance of a religious meeting. Wm Dan iel s y e oman on 6 Oct 1822 • . at a place commonly called Flat Woods .. did on purpose ... • disturb a congregation of Methodists ..• p 289 - 305. The Com'lth v John Dandrid ge: Contempt. Superior Ct of Law , James City Co, city of Williamsburg, on 25 Sep 1823 ... .. .... . . . Jes se Co l e, Richard Coke, and Richard Booker ... . .. . James Semp l e . Judge Superior Ct of Law for James City Co. p 305-310 . John Aldridge v The Com ' lth: Superior Ct of Law for Henrico Co . The petitioner, a free man of color, indicted for larceny of Bank-notes ,. . .. 21 De c 18 23 . . June term, 1825 p 311-2. The Com ' l t h v John Callaghan and John Holloway: Adjourned case of the Superior Ct of Law , Alleghany Co . . • .. Justices of peace - Sale of office Oliver Cal lagh an to be clerk of said court ... p 313. The Com' l t h v J ohn Bryant , al i as John Hopkins: Superior Ct of Law for Henrico Co . Th e pris on e r, now a convict in the penitentiary, was convicted in Apr 1824, by the Superior Ct of Law for Rockbridge Co . , of horses tea ling and given 5 yrs •.. having escaped committed other crimes .. . . .. . . con victed Oct, 18 24 before the Superior Ct of Law for Nelson Co . . the prisoner was charged b efore t he Superior Ct of Law for Henrico co . Virg inia Appalachian No t es �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases p 313-1 5 . The Com ' lth v George tured 10 Dec 1824 .. . . . Ryan~ escaped from prison· 17 Sep 1824, cap~ p315-6 . Francis Wells, qui tam, &c v James Garland : Superior Ct of Law for Henry ·Co. James Garland, - an attorney : .. ·~· .. . the deft as attorney for - Isham I Petty , had brought suit agst Thomas Wells ~ .... Garland secured payment by a deed of trust on his land to Rice Garland, as trustee ... ... , - · -r • . p317-8 . The Com ' lth v John Lint'on: ' Bail bond '- forgery for altering a bail bond . Superior Ct of Law for Russell Co. " . .... that we John Sergeant, William· Bays, Charles Clegho"I"n, Jon: ·H Wood - ... .. ~' ...I •are, firmly oourid to Henry Wood, High • Sheriff of Scot t Co .· .. 15 Mar · 1823 ......... Jonathan Wood ;- deputy sheriff of Henrj Co ~ ... : • r .i... • ' ' P 319-20. Mas s ey Thomas v The -Obm ' lth : Superfor .,,Ct of L'aw for Westmoreland Co ..... Writ of error .... deft ' s attorney argued '' that formerly the practice was , after the jury w&s entrusted with the '"'cause, t6 ke-~p 'them together without f ·ire or candle, o'r meat or · drink , until they had agreed : . : . p 320_:23 . Joseph Burgess v The Com ' lth : Writ of error . Superior Ct of Law for Prince William Co , the petit~oner was sentenced to be hanged for murder of Charles Gollyhorn ... 1824 ... The deft and dec ' d were seen together on the streetsr· of Dumfries .. . .r .....·. deft walKed out of 'town · to 'a house· 'Ca 2 miles distant where he was domesticated ... both men wer~ labourers June Term , 1S26 p 323-4 . Joseph Byrd v The Com 'Jl th . Writ of 'e rror. Superior Ct of Law for Surry Co . .. indict·ed! foi:·' burgla'r y ·and larceny ....... the t 'e stirnony 0f John '· · ; ,._ · ·· Suter, an accomplice • ., . _. :J - L t• ; p 324-26 . Michael Quinling v The Com ' lth: 1 Inso lvent Debtorts Oaths Superior Ct of Law of Kanai-iha Co Adjourne'Ci case Indicted and convicted in Aug 1821 for two severlfl assulats· and was amerced in t·he cases $55. . . ·. . .. In Feb 1825 , the Oom'lth attorney t hat since ·Quinl"ing took the insolvent oath "he hath acquired lands ' and tenements, which he· now owns" ...... Court: The court cannot recover since· Quinling had beeh discharge of all debts • p327 The Com ' l th v The'· Justices· of Kanawha Co : To; compel Justices to build bridge . . .. to contract for rebuilding or repairing of the bridge across the ravine, near and above the House of Nelson Priddy, on the north-east side of the Great Kanawha , where t he public road leading through said county, crosses the same. •' p 327-329. The Com'lth v John J ) Jackson: Assualt and Battery - Fraudulent prosecution: " Supe rior Ct df Law for Wood Co ••.. on 29 Sep 1824 the deft was i:ndicted for an assault and ba-ttery , commi:t-ted 28 Apr 1824 on Christian Scliul tz j 'uh. ' . ..••. ..• James Henderson prefer an indictment agst him for the same offence ..... . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases p342- 4 . The Com'lth v Samuel Murray, Jun: Adjourned case from the Superior Ct of Hanover Co . Deft was indicted for the larceny of a calf, property of William Pollard ..•.• 25 May 1825 examination of deft .. ... value of calf, $6 p 344- 46. Thomas Kennedy v The Com 'l th : Writ of error . Superior Ct of Law for Rockingham Co. Indicted and convicted for rape . ... John Embry, a juryman, was committed in his opinion before the trial . James Gray, one of th e jury, spoke to Robert Mooney, his relation, ....•... Archibald Rutherfoord , another juror, ... affidavit of Richard Robinson Denied . p 346 . The Com'lth v George Adkinson: Gaming . Superior Ct of Henrico Co • ••••. by playing at " Faro in a house on the east side of twelfth street , and in the rear of James Heron's store, a place of public resort in the city of Richmond •••••••. on the information of Samuel B Harwood, ....• . . .• . . the deft said he was baptised by the name of George Walden Atkinson p347. James H Walker v The Com ' lth: Writ of error - what is a public place •• Superior Ct of Greenville .. . Deft had played at whist , and probably other game s, in an old house located on the public square attach ed to the Court house of Greenville co, which was originally built for a jail .... •. . . it has remained with the door open .•. . deft had betted nor exceeding half a dollar p347 - 9. David E Brown v The Com ' lth: Challenge to fight duel . Superior Ct of Loudoun Co. deft sent a challenge to Doctor John Rust on 21 Mar 1822 p 351-362. The Com 'lth v Benjamin Cawood: Adjourned to the General Ct, by the Superior Ct of Law for Wythe Co, on 15 Oct 1824 . . . . . venue changed from Washington Co Superior Ct - on 26 Apr 1824, David Campbell, foreman •..•..•. of Grand Jury .•.• presentments ••. agst John Walker for larceny • . ••••• Mary Davenport for larceny ..•... Nancy Davenport for larceny •. •.• George Winniford for not having a road in repair .. . . jury adjourned til next day •••. • • Benj amin Bowman for perjury .••..•.•• Abraham Snodgrass and Joseph Snodgrass for obstructing the process of the Law •.•.. ..• Moses Whitaker for an assault ••• .. Benjamin Grier for an assault • ... Samuel Caldwell and Thomas Caldwell for larceny •••••. And having nothing further to present they are discharged . •••....• on 1 May 1824 (3 May) . •. to secure a jury for the trial of Benjamin Cawood (husbandman), David Prator (labourer), and Polly Prator (spinst er) , accused of murder . •• •• for the murder of Mary Cawood, the wife of the said Benjamin Cawood ••••. Appendix Nov Term 1818 p362-387. Elizabeth Selden, Widow, Cary Selden and James Selden, Two of the Sons of Miles Selden, the Elder , Dec'd, v John Coalter, John Adams, and Samuel G Adams, Ex'rs of Richard Adams, Dec'd • . . • •• petition of the pltfs, were devisees of Miles Selden, sen of Tree-hill, Henrico Co • • Testamentary paper given ~to son Joseph Selden the farm called Mill-Farm and slaves Tenah, Moll and child, Jude, Lewis, Morriss and Nelson, Taff, [(b)Ned) and their brother Sam, [(b)Billy, Little Sam, and Old Sam] also Old Sam; son William Selden my Fairfield farm, slaves Patty and her 4 children , Sally and her 4 childr e n, Virginia Appalachian Notes �50 Vol 2 - Virginia Cases [(c) Isham , Danie l and John sons of Nelly] [ George , Ed.mun, Tom] (sons of Milly); to son James Selden Tree-hill farm , land called Duval's , slaves [(d) Old ] Be tty, Flora, Grace, Lou isa Betty, Emanuel, David, Tom, Miller(children of the 1st named Detty ) [(d) Ned] and Charles and Claiborn .. . ... his brother Cary Selden; son Cary Selden -slaves George, Edmund and Tom (sons of Milly), Nathan and his wife Jenny; given to son Mil es Selden before his marriage" -page stopped and no date . ... A schedule of property to the payment of debts Benjamin W Le igh . . both papers in the handwriting of Mile s Selden sen ..... Wi lliam Mayo, Wi lliam B Macon, and Harry Beth believes the papers to be in the handwriting of M Selde n sen . . . . ... . .. A wi ll dated 10 May 1800 names his son Miles, his wife , daughter Patsy, sons Armistead, Cary, Joseph, Wil liam and James ..... ... appoints his brother Joseph and his wife gdns of his children , .•.. his brothers J oseph and Nathaniel , and his son Miles jun, his ex ' rs. This will proved in General Ct after the death of the testator, on th e 13 June 1811 ... .. Miles Selden jun alone qualified as ex 'r - Joseph the broth er being dead, and Nathanie l refusing . . .. Miles sen had purchased land called Fairfield from William Savage dated 21 Apr 1800 for his son Miles ... May 1802 purchased Woods-Farm from David M Randolph and exchanged it with his son Miles for Fair-field estate . . .. In yr 1806 Joseph Selden the brother died and devised to Miles slaves .. . . . Armistead Selden the son died in 1801 without issue . Patsy Selden, the daughter , married William H Roane in 1809, and died without issue in 1810 . Wm H Roane deposed ... conversation with Col Selden Apr 1811 , a few weeks before his death .... James youngest son .. .... . . . . The family of Col Selden removed from Tree-Hill in 1814 . .... Austin Talman deposed .. land he had purchased of John Turpin . ... . . William Mayo deposes .. during the last illness 30 Apr and 18 Nay 1811, when he died . ..•...... .. Mr Fulton purchased slave from Jun, . Witness Susanna Hawes .... That Miles jun lived in Prince George , and Nathaniel, the brother, in Henri co. Miles j un had 6 children when his father died ... deed of trust by sen to David Bullock and Thomas Norvell dated 6 Feb 1811 for debt due Frederick Barris ..•.. Jesse Fraser deposed .... Joseph Bailey ..•• George Kezee ... William Randolph . ..... that William Selden qualified as ex ' r of Miles Selden jun in the yr 1814 .. . ... . . ========================================================================== EPITAPH Seen in Burlington, NJ: Mary Ann Lowder, 1798 Here lies the body of Mary Ann Lowder, Who burst while drinking a Seidlitz powder. Cal l ed from this world to her Heavenly Rest She should have waited till it effervesced. " Uncle John's Second Bathroom Reader" by The Bathroom Readers' Institute =========================================================================== Virginia Appalachian Notes �51 WASKEY FAMI LY BIBLE Holy Bible, publish and sold by Kimber and Sharpless, at their book store. No 3 South 4th Street, Philadelphia, Penns . Edition stereotyped by E. White, New York . Translated out of the Original Greek . FAMILY RECORD BIRTHS Christain Waskey son of George and Margaret Waskey was born on the day 9f in the Year of Christ 1799 BIRTHS Preston Waskey son of Christian and Mary Waskey was born on the on the 7th day of May in the Year of Christ 1818 Mary Ripley daughter of Matthias and Barbary Ripley was born on the day of in the Year of Christ 1780 Martha Jane Waskey daughter of c. and M. Waskey was born on the 31st day of July in the Year of Christ 1820 Anna Waskey daughter of Chris tain and Mary Waskey was born on the 1st day of October in the Year of Christ 1808 Hetty Matilda Waskey daughter of C. and M. Waskey was born on the 3rd day of November in the Year of Christ 1822 Mary Waskey daughter of Chris taL~ and Mary Waskey was born on the 23rd day of May in the Year of Christ 1810 William Christopher Waskey son of C. and M. Waskey was born on the 17th day of June in the Year of Christ 1825 Margaret Waskey daughter of Christain Waskey and Mary Waskey was born on the 27th day of November in the Year 1811 Alexander Waskey son of Chris tain and Mary Waskey was born on the 25th day of December in the Year of Christ 1827 John Waskey son of Christain and Mary Waskey was born on the 14th day of January in the Year of Christ 1814 James Owen Waskey son of Chris tain and Mary Waskey was born on the 22nd day of July in the Year of Christ 1830 ------------------ Madison Waskey son of Christain and Mary Waskey was born on the 26th day of April in the Year of Christ 1816 rp-;ier-------------------------------------------MARR I Ac Es Christain Waskey and Mary Ripley was married on the lsth day of September in the Year of Our Lord 1807. ·----------------------------·- ------------------------(Note: The above pages are hand printed in a beautiful hand - as there was no date of publication I believe that this Bible was published after 1830 and purchased after that date. The reason because of the dates on the pages and none of the other pages are printed or written in this beautiful script. I wonder if the Bible salesman did the printing on Virginia Applachian Notes �£2 Waskey Bible this Bible. A teacher '? Who - none of the t-rritings that I have seen of the early Waskey family could do it. Another family mystery. This Bible has come down in the fami ly of Madison Waskey and now in the possession of A J L "Jack" Waskey Jr, who sent me photographs of the Bible records. Babe Waskey Fowler . ) (p;g~")-------------------------------------------- MARRIAGES Madison Waskey and Mary Jane Winsor was Married on the 24th day of February in the year of our Lord 1842. ·c page) BIRTHS Madison Waskey son of Christian and Mary Waskey was born on the 26th day of April in the year of Christ 1816 MarK Jane Winsor Daughter of Richard and Mary Winsor was Born on the 28t day of December in the year of Christ 1824 Sarah Ann Waskey Daughter of Madison and Mary Jane Waskey was born on the 8th day of June in the year of Christ 1813 William C Waskey son of Madison and Mary Jane Waskey was born on the 19th day of December in the year of Christ 1845 Richard Madison Waskey son of Madison and Mary Jane Waskey was born on the 3rd day of January in the year of Christ 1848 James Preston Waskey son of Madison and Mary Jane Waskey was born on the 27th day of July in the year of Christ 1850 Mary Allice Waskey Daughter of Madison and Mary Jane Waskey was borne on the 21st day of sept in the year of Christ 1854 John Tuolomne (paper torn) Waskey son of Madison and Mary Jane Waskey was born on the day of November in the year of Christ 1852 George Robert Waskey son of Madison and Mary Jane Waskey was born on the 5th day of March in the year of Christ 1857 -rP"a-ie-r----·----·------·-·------·------------------------·-----·-·-------·--·-----·Bi rth s Bertha O. Waskey was born the 26th Feb 1871 Ira O. Waskey was born July the 2 1879 Elmer O. Waskey was born March the 22 - 1882 Virginia Appalachian Notes �53 Waskey Bible (page) DEATHS Departed this life on the 15t h day of December 1815 Anna Waskey daughter of C. and H. Waskey Aged 6 Years 2 Months and 14 days . ----------------------- Martha Jane Waskey depart ed this l i fe on the 17 day of April 1824-------Aged Three Years n i ne Months & Seventeen days Departed this life on the 24th day of Feb. 1895 Cyntha A. Waskey daughter of Mary & Jno . Ripley Departed this l ife on t he 24th day of Nov . R. M. & C. A. Waskey 1900 Ira ---------------------- Departed this life on the 30th day April 1901 Orvey R. M. & C. A. Waskey o. Departed this life on the 20th day of October 1894 wm and Jane Waskey o. Waskey Son of Waskey Son of c. Waskey Son of M. Departed this life on 3rd day of Jan. 1921 Aged 73 Ri char d Madison Waskey Son of M. & Jan e Waskey Depart ed t h is Li f e on the 30th day of Sep t. 1907 Bertha O. Moore wi fe of Lee Moore & Daughter of R. M. & c. A. Waskey Age 36 yrs & 7 mo . -----·--- ·-------------------------------------------- (page) DEATHS Depar t ed thi s Li f e on the 7th day of oc tober 1853 J ohn Tulomne Waskey son of M. and M. J . Wa s key aged Departed th is Life on t he 29th day of June 18 61 Sarah Ann Waskey Daughter of M. & M. J. Waskey Departed this life on t he 29th day of Dec . 1881 Mary A. Waskey Daughter of Maddison & Mary J. Was key , Aged 27 years 3 Months & 3 Days Departed this life on the 30th day of August 1859 Mary Jane Waskey Daughter of Richard and Mary Wins or Madison Waskey Departed t his l i fe on the 16th day of July 1886. on 18th of July - age 70 years Buri ed wm Christopher Waskey Departed t his lif e on the 20th day of October 1894 Son of Madison and Mary J. Wa s key . Buried at Waskey Mi lls Oc t 22 . James P Waskey son of Madison an d Mary J ane Wa s key departed this life Sep't 26th 1928, age 78 years George R. Waskey - son of Madison and Mar y Jane Waskey depar t e d this life Jan. 23th 1933, Age 76 year s . Buried at Hi gh Brid ge Jan. 30 Virgin i a Appalac h ian Notes �Wythe County Historical Society/Southwestern Virginia Gealogical Society Joint Survey of Ceneteries in Wythe County, Virginia M£nf'C'D!ST Date of survey : May 1981 BETHAN'VICHURCH CEMETERYCH CEMETERY (CODplete listing) (Located on SR 69, approximately one mile west of I-77 interchange) A ~ l ~ ft I ~ fa ( 'j ~~ ~ ·O i.i B C c18,010 , , c42,010, , 043 , 010,5, C40 1 010, , 041,010, ' 042,010, ' C41 ,010, , CA5,0 10, , C40,010, , 063,010, , A47 ,010, , 028,010, , C04,010, , 076 ,010, 1 075,010, , AB0,010, , 078,010, , 077,010, ' 075 1 0 10, , ABO ,010, , 063,010, C04 ,010, , 078,010, , A05,010, , 034,010 , ' A05,010 , , C96 ,101,, C90,010,7, C84,010, , A80,010,7, C84 ,010, , C83,01 0,7, C79,010, , 030 ,010 , ' 054,010 , ' c31 ,010 , , C95,010, , C76 ,010, 6, 054,010, ' C78,01 0 , , C96,010, , C95,010, , A79,010,7, C71 ,010, , C75,010,7, C33,010, , A89 ,010, , BOB,010, , A35,010, , A35,010, D AKERS, ALEFORD, ALFORD , ALFORD, ALFORD , ALFORD, ALFORD, ALFORD , ALFORD , ALLEY, ALLEY, ALLEY, ALLEY, ALLEY, ALLEY, ALLEY , ALLEY , ALLEY , ALLEY, ALLEY, ALLEY , ALLEY, ALLEY, ARNOLD, ARNOLD, ARNOLD, AUSTIN, AUSTIN , AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTD! , AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN, AUSTIN , AYERS, GALLEMORE, BARTON , BARTON, E F Sarah , J ames, ? .' Belle, Charlie , Elizabeth, Ina, Mary, Robert, Caroline, Carri e W, Danny, Hal lie , Hannah , James, Julia, Lessie , Nellie , Polly, R C, Teresa, Thunnan , William, Myrna, Myrtle, Walter, Aubrey, Aubrey, Charles, Edward, Elizabeth , !"red, Hal , Henry, I nez, James , James, Joseph , Lee, Liza, Margaret , Martha, Pauline, Phillip , Ralph, Rudy, Eliza , Lula, Esta, Raymond, G M, Wilson, ?' McGee , A, J, nmn, Poole, John, R, Grimes, Ray , P, S, H, s, A, Mae , Jane , Belford, A, L, Walter, Lee , E, T, c, Cecil, Orville , J, Surrett, S, H, c, c, 0, R, Graham, J, Poole, B, D, D, D, Maynard , Tnlln , nmn , Margaret , V, w, , H ' I '1833, K J L M N ' '1 9 13,, ,, 245 1943 ,,,, 272 , , I ' I ' ,,co H 51 VIRGINIA INE'ANTRY CSA.,,432 , 05,Aug , 1875 , 23 ,Feb, 1944, , (Robt J & Belle Mon ALE'ORO ma rk er . ), , 270 ,1874, 1 ,1 929, ,,, 429 ' ' , 1841, ' ,1915,,,,430 , 06 ,Jun , 19 15 ,24 , Ap r, 1921,,, , 271 , 01,Jun ,1901,04 , 0ec , 1939,,Wife of Marvin M ALF'OR0.,,368 , 0 1 , Jan , 1867, 31, Aug, 1945., ( Robt J & Belle M on ALE'ORD marker . ) ., 269 , 12 , Aug, 1963,15 ,0ec , i979, , (Caroline R & Ter esa A on ALLEY ),,465 ,1910, , ,1954,,Mother',,69 , , '1956 , , ' 1976,,, , 410 ,05,Jun,1909, , , ,, (Thwinan L & Hallie Pon AL LEY mrkr) ,, 223 , 1875 , , , 1950, , (Mort ua ry marker only.) ,, 485 , 1882, , ,1957,,.(James H & Polly Jon ALLEY marker . ),,!J83 , , ,1 94 1, , , - ,,(Julia S & RC Bon ALLEY marker . ),,154 , 08 , J un ,1 912, , , ,,(Lessie A & Wm Won ALLEY marker . ) ,, 487 , 1903 , I , 1932 ,,,, !J86 , 1887, , , ,, (James H & Polly J on ALLEY marker . ) ,, 48!J , , , 19q1, , ,1969 ,, ( Julia S & RC Bon ALLEY marker . ) ,, 155 ,20,Jun,1962 ,15 , Dec,1979, , (Caroline R & Teresa A on ALLEY), , 466 , 13,Jan,~907, 1 9,Apr , 1977,,( Thunnan L & Hallie Pon ALLEY ) ,, 222 , 18,0ct ,1908 , 03 , 0ec , 1967,, (Lessie A & William W on ALLEY ) ,, 488 , 18, Aug, 1900 , , , "(Walter T & Myrna Lee on marker. ) ., 1O , , ,1930, , ,1 971 , ,Mother . ,, 420 , 03 , May, 1898 ,22 , Jun , 1862 " (Walter T & Myrna Lee on ma r ker.) ,, 9 , , ,1918, , ,1 968,,Brother. (Aubrey C & Margaret Bon marker . ),,3511 ,31,Ma r,1918,01,Apr,1968,Pvt,VIRGHIIA PVT 329 STA HOSP WW II. (AC & MB on marker.l, , 337 ,1 1,Jul,1888,13,Mar,1964,,(Charles 0 & Elizabeth Son marke r. ), , 325 , 05 ,Jul,1910 , 29 , Jun , 1975 ,Pvt,PVT US ARMY WWII. , ,118 , 23,Mar,1894 , 09 , May, 1973 ,, (Chqs O & Elizabeth Son marker . ),,326 ,14,Feb , 1923,01,0ct,1948,Pvt,PVT 30 INF TRAINING BN WW II.,,324 , 20, Dec, 1900, 09 , Jun , 19118 , , , , 320 ,19 , Apr , 1900,08,Mar,1972 ,,At re s t.,, 414 , 27 , Apr,1918 , , , ,,(Lee J & Inez Con AUSTIN marker.),,451 ,02,Jul , 1883,18,May,1922, 1 ,,262 ,13,E'eb,1876,15,Mar , 1958 ,,(Martha 0 & James Ron AUSTIN marker.),,3 , 05 ,May, 1897 , 22, Jan, 1948 , Sgt , VIRGINIA SGT 548 ENGHIE ERS WW I. 1 , 318 ,23,Aug,1912,03,Dec,1978,,(Lee J & Inez C on AUSTIN marker.) ,, 450 ,1867, ' ;1932,,,,319 , , , 1906, , , ,,Sister. (Aubrey C & Margaret B on ma r ker.),, 354 , 111,Mar,1881,27,May,1956,,(Martha 0 & James Ron AUSTIN marker.l,,3 ,29,Sep,1923,03,Dec, 1978, , ,,1 17 ,06,May , 1928,16,Sep,1960,, ,, 316 , 2!J, Dec,1922,24,Mar,1945,Cpl , AUX SURO GR WW II.Son of Jos G & Mattie L AUSTIN .,. 317 , 06 ,Ja n,1887,07 1 Mar,1976,,,,263 , , , 1897 , , ,1966, , (Mortuary marker only .),,1 29 ,29,Apr,1910,1 3 ,Dec,1955,,(Sarah V; James N; Grace G & Lula Mon GALLEMORE marker.),,1 87 , 13 , Dec, 1902, , , ,, (Raymond W & Es ta V on BARTON marker. ) 17 5 ,31,Jul,1896,22,May,1966,,(Raymond W & Esta Von BARTON marker.),,5 1 0 3,Apr,1943 ,17,Apr, ~ �tn Qi i I)> 'tj l::r g i B09,010 , , B09,010, , C19,010 , c20,010, ,' 809,010, , C95,010, c95,010, ', B03 ,010 , B03,010, ' D29,010, •' 029,010, 058 ,010 , ,' 059 , 010, ' 057,010,5, 060,010, 060,010, ,' C88 ,010, , C87 ,010, C87,010, ,' C88 ,Oio, , C86,010, , B06,010 , B06,010 , ,' 807,010, , B07 ,010, ' A71,010, , A71,010, , c5 1,010 , , A43,010, , A82,010, D29,010, ' A33,010 , ,' C29 ,0l0, B22,010, ' 822,010, '' A29,010,0, A29,010, A11 1 010, ', C28 ,010, , A98,010, , C28,010, 048,010, ,' A69,010, , A70,010, C44,010 , ,' C45,010 , 073,010, '' 074,010, , D64,010, ' D74,010, ' D73,010, D64,010, •' A88,010 , • A99 ,010, I A88,010, I C97 ,010, I !37 ,010, I 037 ,010 , ' BELL, BELL, BELL, BELL, BELL, BLACK, B~AC K, BOWERS, BOWERS, BRAITON, BRATTON, BROWNE, BROWNE, BROWNE, BROWNE, BROWNE, BRYANT, BRYANT, BRYANT, BRYANT, BRYANT, BURNETT, BURNETT, CAUDLE, CAUDLE, ·coAKE , COAKE, COCHRAN, COCKE, COLLINS, COOK, CORDER , COULSON, cox, COX, CREGGER, CREGGER, CREGGER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWDER , CROWDER, CROWDER, CROWE, CROWE, DAVIDSON, DAVIDSON, DAVIDSON, DAVIDSON, DAVIDSON, DAVIDSON, DAVIS, DAVIS, DAVIS, DEAN, DEAN , DEAN , Elizabeth, Stoots·, John, Graham, Johnnie, nmn, Margaret, nmn, Roy, Glen, Farley, D, Goldi':l, S, Iva, R, Samuel, D, Anna , Belle B, Bob Arthur, R, J, E, J, F, James, E, Mary, Stoots , Robert, J, Annie, Dean, Early, P, Edith, G, Ellis, Lester, Maggie, o, Gladys, B, James, T, Elbert, L, Hyacinth , B, Floyd, L, Nancy, Rill, Ethel, L, Oeutoy, Robert, Maudie, nmn, Robert , Pearl, Buelah , B, William, G, Charlie, R, Corda, H, Remer, Bane, Myrtle, G, infant, daughter , Clinton, Samuel, John, Hurley, Loretta , Lineberry, Mary, P, Mary E, Stoots, Matilda , nmn , Annie, Rudy, John, M, Delphia, Funk, James, I, Mae, P, Mattie, E, Robert, Archie, Samuel, P, Bertie, H, Charles, Alvin, George, w, Donald, 'Uncle Don' H, Edgar , Franklin, Elbert, Eugene, ,31,Aug,1879,0S,Apr,1954,,(Roy G; Eliz S &·John G on marker.) , ,189 ,20,0ct,1872 ,1 6,Dec,1949, ,(Roy G; Eliz S & John G on marker . ),,190 , 12,Feb, 1851,28,Apr, 19111 ,,, ,2116 ,02,Nov,1855,02,Dec,1927 , ,,, 2117 ,26,May,1898,03,Mar,1961, , (Roy G; Eliz S & John G on marker . ) ,,188 ,06,Apr,19011, , , ,, (Farley D & Goldie Son marker.) , ,3115 ,05,Jun, 1905,10,Jun,1977,,(Farley D & Goldie Son marker . ),,346 , 1905 , , , , , (Samuel D & Iva R on BOWERS marker.) ,, 177 , , , 1900, , , 1963 , , (Samuel D & Iva R on BOWERS marker.),, 176 ,02,Mar,1912, , , ,,(Arthur R & Anna Bon BRATTQN marker . ),,11 ,18,Jan,1908,10,Apr,1980,,(Arthur R & Anna Bon BRATTON marker.),,11 ,05,Apr,1837,19,Apr,1920,Mrs,,,1163 ,09,Jun,1891,19 ,Jul,1951,,,,462 ,11,Aug,1829,02,Jan,1912 ,SGT ,REV SGT COB 51 VIRGINIA INF CSA.,,4611 , 1893, , , 1965, , (Robert J & Mary S on BROWNE marker.),, 461 , , , 1888 , , , 1952,, (Robert J & Mary S on marker .),, 1160 , 27 ,Oct, 1905 , , , , , (Annie D & Ellis L on BRYANT marker.), , 333 ,1906, , ,1 968,,(Early P & Edith G on BRYANT marker.),,331 , , ,1 911, , , ,,(Early P & Edith G on BRYANT marker.),,332 , 16,Feb,19011,24,Jun ,1 967, ,( Annie D & Ellis Lon BRYANT marker . ) ,, 3311 ,10,Aug,1905,211,Feb,1973,,,,330 , 1904, , , , , (Gladys B & James T on BURNETT markr.),, 1 , 1903, , , 1981, , (Gladys B & James T oo BURNETT markr.),, 1 , 1898 , , ,1978,,(Hyacinth B & Elbert Loo marker.),,183 , , , 1901, , , 1979,, (Hyacinth B & Elbert L. on marker . ),, 182 ,06,Jun,1897,17 1 Aug,1973,,(Nancy Hill & Floyd Lon marker.),,106 ,10,Mar , 1901,06 ,May , 1969, , (Nancy Hill & Floyd Lon marker.),, 105 ' 1937' ' '1937," ,282 • 1854' , ', 929, '' '64 , , , 1892 , , ,1 972.,Motber. ,,1 21 ,27,Jul,1900,09,0ct , 1981,,(Mortuary marker only . ),,365 , 07 ,Jan, 191 3, 18,Mar, 1977 , ,Wife of S R CORDER., ,48 ,03,0ct,1910,11 ,Apr,19711,,,,260 ,06,Jul,1896 , , , ,, (Charles R & Corda Ron COX marker.),,213 ,Oll ,Jun,1899, , , ,, (Charles R & Corda Ron COX marker.),,21ll ,05 ,Sep, 1915 , 04 ,0ct, 1977 , Pfc ,PFC USA. (Conflict. not indicted. Remer B , , ,191 5 , , ,1 971 ,, (Haner Bane & Myrtle G on marker. ,, 43 ,Ol,Mar ,1962,01,Mar ,1962, ,Infant dau of TOmDy & Jackie CREGGER.,,17 ,29,Sep,1926,27,Aug,1963,,(Clinton S & Loretta Loo marker.), , 258 ,01,May , 1903 , 15 , Jul , 1982,,(Mortuary marker only.), , 134 , 111,May, 1914, , , ,, 11 259 ' ' ,1907, ' , 1966, , ,,439 ,03, Jun,1891 ,26,0ct,1934,,Wif'e of John L CROWDER . ,,103 ' ' ,1862, ' ,1923, , , , 104 ,23,Aug,1881,08,Mar,1969 , ,,,274 ,11, Nov, 1857 , 25 , Apr,1937,,,,275 , , , , , , ,, (Robert A & Delphia Fon DAVIDSON mkr,,118 , 27,Sep,1883,26 ,0ct,1955,,(James I & Mattie Eon DAVIDSON mkr),,1181 , , ,1892, , ,1963,,m 08Mar1908(Samuel P & Ma.e Pon mkr. ) ,,46 ,27,Apr,1883, , , ,,(James I & Mattie E· on DAVIDSON mkr) ,,1182 ,15 , May,1904,21,Mar,1957,,(Robert A & Delphia Fon DAVIDSON mkr), , 4 ,1885, , ,1966,,m 08Mar1908 (Samuel P & Mae Pon mkr),,11 , , ,1 888,, ,1956,,(GeoW&BertieRonDAVISmrker.),,128 ,18,Sep,1950,10,Aug,1979,,,,135 , ,1960,,(Geo W & Bertie Hon DAVIS mrker.),,127 1 1881 1 , , , 1906, , , 1972,, (Josie L & Donald H on DEAN marker.) ,, 356 , 13 ,Oct, 1906 ,21,Mar,1981, , (Mortuary marker only.),, 54 ,11,Dec, 1941 ,11 , Jan , 1942 ,,0ur darling. ,,423 & Myrtle G on mkr), ,36 �C89,010 , C89,010, CA3,010, C97,010, CAl,010, CA 1,010 , D22,010 , C99,0tO, A76 , 010, CA4,010 , 01 2,010, A06,0t0, , , , , , , , , , , , , AB3,0 ~ 0, t II A07,010, , A08,0t0, , Jlfl.l,010, ' A08, 010, , A18,0 10, C53 ,0t O, C53,0l0, , co1,010, , D11,010, • Di 1,010, , AB7 ,Oto, , A36,010, , A36,010, , C62,0i0, , C94,010 , , C62 ,0 10, , C09,010, , C9 Ll ,010, , D56 ,010, ' D56 ,0l0, ' A46,010, 1 AB2 ,010, , AB1,010,7, ABS ,0 10, AB1 , 010, , Dl!6, 0 10 , 046 , 010 , , AA2,010 , , AA2,010, , B t5 ,0~0, , AA2,0 10 1 , 81 5 ,010 , ' AA2 , 010, 1 C52 ,010, , c 52,010, , C93,0TO , , c5s,010, , C55 ,010 C93,010, , C30,010 , , CA t ,010, , CA 1 ,OtO, 1 C21,010, , A97 ,010, , DEAN, nor a, DEAN, James, DEAN, James, DEAN, Josie, DEAN, Malcolm 'Mac', DEAN ,Margaret 'Bell', DEAN, Nannie , DEAN, Ricky, DEAN, W, DEAN , William, DENTON , Helen, DUNFORD, Alma, ::mtffORD' Ralph' SDMONDS, Bartie, EDMO.NDS, .J2.!lles, EDMONDS, John, EDMONDS, Ma tilda , EDMONDS, Samuel , EDWARDS, Augustus, EDWA RDS , Mabel, EDWA RDS, Richard, EVERSOLE, Dempsey, EVE RSOLE, Mildred, FARISS, Charl es, FARISS, Es ther, FARISS, Wade, FARMER , Edgar, FARMER, Maggie, FARMER, Myrtle, FARME R, Tamera, FARMER, Wade, FELTS, Charley, FELTS, Clara, FELTS , James G, FENDER, Adah, FENDER, Doctor, FENDER, James, FENDER, Mildred, FIELDS, Helen, fIELDS, John , FI SHER, A, FISHER , C L, fISHER, Cha r les, FISHER , E V, F'ISl:IER, Ef fie , PISHER, M H, POWLER, Elmer ' Jack ' , FOWLER, Frances, FOWLER, Henrie t ta 1 FOWLER, J ames, FOWLER , Myrtle , FOWLER, Pres t on , FRAZI ER, Chr i stian , FRAZI ER , Ernest, FR AZIER, Mamie, FREEMAN, J, FREEMAN , Samuel, Turner, Abner, Walter, Lawson, T, I, E, Wayne, R, B, nmn, Josie, Duane, M, L, noyct, N, Lewis, w, F, nmn, H, p' E, A, J, Joseph, s, May, Lynn, T, E, Belle, J, o, C Jr, L, H, s, o B, F'amily , F, M, F, .Jackson, F, P, Hester, nmn , E, v, nmn, Lee, s, A, R, Malcan, ,19,Aug,1880,17 , Jul,1961,,(Flora T & James A on DEAN marker . ) ,,3311 ,03,Feb,1874 ,1 8,Jan,1962,,(Flora T & James A on DEAN marker.) ,, 336 , 111,Mar, 1907,02 , Mar,1965,,, ,366 ,19 15 , , , ,, {Josie L & Donald Hon DEAN marker.)., 355 , 1898, , , 1976,, (Mal colm T & Margaret I on marker.) , ,360 , , , 1903, , , ,,(Mal colm T & Margaret I on marker . ).,361 , 16,,Jun, 1891, 18 ,Aug , 1963,, (Mortuary marker only. ) ,, 405 ,27,Jan; 1958,20 , Aug,1976 ,,,,359 ,27,Sep ,1 806 ,1 1 1 Dec ,1841,,,,112 , 16,Jun, 1876,01 , Apr, 1956,,, ,367 t , ,1 905, I ,1956 ,, ,,388 , 25,May , 1909 , 22 ,Oct , 1975, ,Mother.,, 11 , 24 , Apr, i951, iO, Jan, 1953, , ,, 160 , 22 , Har , 1926 , 09,Apr,1980 , ,,, 12 , 15 ,Jan, 1874 , 07 ,Dec , 191.!9 , , (Ma t ilda N & Ja'iles L on ma rker . ) ,, 111 , u2 , ~ep ,1yu u ,20, Mar, 1952, ,,, 16 ,16,Dec,1885,18,Mar,1956,,(Matilda N & James L on marker . ) ,, 13 ,3t,May ,1 908 ,1 6,Jul ,1 982, , (Mortuary marke r only . ) ,, 25 , 02 ,Sep ,1 897 ,19, Jun , 1978,,(Augustus W & Mabel Fon marker.), , 285 , 10,Apr, 1905, , , , , (Augustus W & Mabel F on marker.) m 21.!May1927 . , , 286 ' ' ,1867 , ' ,1 927 ,,,,2 17 , 211, May, 1921 , 09 , Jun , 1980 ,, (Dempsey H & Mildre d P on marker.),, 386 , 03 ,Dec,1922 , , , .,(Dempsey H & Mildred Pon marker.),,387 , 22,Mar ,1 927,30,Mar,1927 ,,,, 164 ,1 5,Sep, 1906 , 30,Nov ,1976,,(Wade J & Esthe r A on FARISS marker . ) ,, 53 , 22, Apr, 1902 , 03,Jan , 1958 ,, (Wade J & Esther A on FARISS marker . ), , 52 ,13,Jul,1898,111,Ja n,1980,,(Edgar J & Myrtle Mon FARMER mar ker . )., 3 , , , 1902 , , ,1953,,(Maggie S & Wade Ton FARMER marker . ),,34 , 28 , Feb,190 1, , , ,, ( Edgar J & Myrtle M on FARMER marker. ) ,, 3 ,19,0c t ,1962,19,0ct,1962,,,, 230 , 1897, , ,1953 ,,(Maggie S & Wade Ton FARMER marker. ) ,,311 ,1900 , 1 , ,,(Chas E & Clara Bon FELTS marker.),,1154 ,1 903, , ,1 962 ,,(Chas E & Clar a Bon FELTS marker .),,1155 , 1937, , ,1 974 , ,(Mortuary marke r only. ), , 68 • ' ,1898, ' , 1954,,,,159 , 22 ,Jan,1927,03 ,Jun ,1 972,Pfc, VA PFC CO A 7 INF WW IT (Mildred H & Doctor C Jr on mkr), , 158 ,1931, ' ,1954 , ,,,162 - -·· ,1918, , , 1972,,(Mildred H & Doctor C Jr on marker . ) ,,156 , 1912,, , ,,(JohnB&Hel enSonFIELDSmarker . ).,437 , 1904 1 , , 1977,, (John B & Helen S on FIELDS marker . ) , ,436 , ,(CLF; EVF; AO & MHF' on marker . No dates, ,1 , , , , , , ,,(CLF; EVF; AO & MHF on ma rker.No dates,,1 ,21, Sep 1 1893 , 26,Dec, 1973 ,Rev,(Eff1e J & Rev Chas M on marker.),, 203 , , , , , , ,,(CLF; EVF; AO & MHF on mar ker . No dates, , 1 1 0 1, Apr,1 895 ,08,Jan,1958,,(Effie J & Rev Cha rles M on ma r ker .),, 202 , , , , , , ( CLF; EVF; AO & MHF on marker. No dates , , 1 1 1921, , ,1979.,( Elmer P & Frances Hon ma rker,),,283 , 1927 1 1 , , , (Elmer P & Frances H on marker.) ,, 284 , 1866 , , , 1958 , , (Preston & Henrietta on marker . ) , , 348 ,1880, , , 1979 , ,(Jas E & Myrtle V on FOWLER marker. ) , , 287 ,18811, , ,1969,,(Jas E & Myrtle V on FOWLER marker.),,288 , , , 1857, , , 1935, , (Preston & Henr1et ta on marker.) , , 347 ,16,Mar, 1979,16,Mar,1979,,Infant son of Cecil & Sue FRAZIER.,, 261 , 19 ,Nov , 1902 , , , ,, (Ernest S & Mamie A on marker.) ,,362 ,14 ,Jul,1903 ,10,May,1978,,(Ernest S & Mamie A on marker.),,3311 , 08,Nov,1890 1 09,Feb, 1938,,,,248 , 26,Sep,1904 1 24 ,Aug,1981 ,,,, 133 \J1 ()'-' �<..rt -=l A58,010, A58,010, B08,010, 1108,010, B08,010, c12,010, , , ' , , C17 ,010, ., .:, \• ~~ ~ I tI C16,010, , C16,010, , C13,010, , C13,010, , c11,010 , , c11,010, , C15,010, , C14,010, , D20, 010, , D20,0 10, , AA8,010, , AA8,010, D09,010, ' D09,010, , 513,010, , 91'3,010 , ' 613,0 10 , • AA9,010, , A51 ,010, , AJ.9,010, • A85,010 , A27 , 010, , A27 ,010 , , Allll ,010, All5,010, , A115,010, A96,010, , AA7 ,010, , A96,010 , , AA7 ,010, , A83,010 , A83,010, , C57,010,, C06,010, , 055,010, , 055,010, ' AA4,010, , A57 ,010, , A59,010, , A57 ,01 0, , A56,010, , A59,010 ,7, A64,0l0, , A49,010, , A64,010, , A50,010, , A50,010, , 817,010, ' 816,010, , FULFORD, FULFORD, GALLEMORE, GALLEMORE, GALLEMORE, GRARAM, GRAHAM, GRAHAM, GRAHAM, GRAHAM, GRAHAM, GRAHAM, GRAHAM, GRAHAM , GRAHAM, GRAVELY, GRAVELY, GRAVLEY, GRAVLEY, GRAY, GRAY, GREGORY, GREGORY, GREGORY, GRIMES, GRIMES, GRIMES, HARMON, HAWKINS, HAWKINS , HAWKS, HAWKS, HAWKS, HICKS, BICKS, HICKS, HICKS, HILL, BILL, BILL, HUDSON, HUMPHREY, HUMPHREY, HUNDLEY, HUNDLEY , HUNDLEY, HUNDLEY, HUNDLEY, HUNDLEY , HUNDLEY, HUNDLEY, HUNDLEY, HUNLEY HUNLEY, JACKSON, JACKSON , Hae, William, Grace, James , Sarah, Bertha, Donna , Edward, Eliza , Frank, Mary Lucy, Nancy, Ovel, Talmage, Walt er, Charley, Maggie , Flora , Wiley , Haner, Salli e , Berta , Charles, Thanas , Mary, Roy, William, Prudie, Char les , Madie , David, Rugh, Susie , Agnes, Bessie , James, Joseph, Amanda, Charlie, Lillie, Jermifer, Nannie, Victor, Annie, Bitha , Clifford, Frank, Graham, Ollie, Pearl, Rosie, Thanas, Roy, Sarah , Bertha, Bessie , Alley, B, Glenard, Nesbit, V1rgin1a , Lee, Mae, L, J, G, F, D, c, D, A, Lee, v, G, R, H, Lowe , w, F, J, E, L, P, Ann, B, DeHart, nmn, nmn, nmn, R, Elizabeth , c, Rodgers, M, runn, D, May, F, A, Bell, M, M, c, B, M, E, J, O, B, A, Delph , c, ,25,Feb,1899,10,Mar,1979,,(William B & Hae Ailey oo marker.),,84 , 15,Feb,1897,21,Feb,1960,.(William B & Hae Alley on marker.),.83 ,01,Dec,1901,02,Jul.,1961,,(Sarah V; James N; Grace G & Lula Mon GALLEMORE marker.), ,1 86 , 05,Aug , 1880,01,Jun,1952,,(Sarah V & James Non GALLEMOREmkr,,185 ,02,Feb, 1885 ,11,Nov,1956 ,,(Sarah V & James N oo GALLEMORE mkr,,1811 ,29,Aug,1917,20 , Feb,1920,,,,235 ,1896 , ' ,1918,,,, 21111 , 1860 , , ,1928,,(Edward L & Eliza Jon GRA~marker.),,2 , , ,1855, , ,1926 ,,(Ed L & Eliza J on GRAHAM marker . ),,243 , 10 ,Aug, 1886, 17 ,Sep, 1966,, (Frank G & Mary F on GRAHAM marker.) ,, 237 ,11,Apr,1 892 ,1 5,Jun,1972 ,,(Frank G & Mary Fon GRAHAM marker.),,238 ,1 882 , , , 1963,,(0vel C & Nancy Don GRAHAM marker . ) ,, 2311 , 1879 , , , 1967,, (Ovel C & Nancy D on marker.), , 233 ,1892 , ' ,1 936, ,,, 240 ,18811, ' ,1919,,,, 239 ,1880, , ,1 91111 ,,(Char ley Lee & Maggie Von marker.),,1102 ,1885, , ,1 968,,(Charley Lee & Maggi e Von mar ker.) ,, 1103 ,1919, , 19711,,CWiley R & Flora G on marker.),,1 1 , , , 1911, , , , , (Wiley R & Flora G on GRAVLEY marker . ),, 1 ,11,Sep,1908, 27,Aug , 1971,,(Sallie L & Homer Hon GRAY marker . ) ,, 83 ,13,Apr,1900,25,Jun ,1 966 ,, (Sallie L & Homer Hon GRAY marker.) ,, 82 1 17,Dec,t868, 28 ,Apr,1951, , (Bertha W; Charles F & Than J on mkr . ), ,l ,17 ,Aug,1871, 07 , Aug, 19119,,(Bertha W; Charles F & Than Jon mkr.),,1 , 29,Jan,1869,0ll,Jun, 1948 ,,(Bertha W; Charles F & Thom Jon mkr .),,1 , 1888, , , 1955, , (Mary E & Wn P on GRIMES marker.),, 152 , 1909, ' , 197 2, , ' , 75 ,1883, , , 19113,.(Mary E & Wn Pon GRIMES marker . ) ,, 153 , , , 18711, , ,1957 ,,Mother ., ·,1 24 ,20,May,1911, 29 ,Apr,1973 ,, (Charles B & Madie DeHart on marker.) ,, 37 , Oll,Apr,1918, , , , ,(Charles B & Madie DeHart on marker.) ,, 38 , 1883, , , 1929 ,'' ,65 ,1 880 , , ,1 951 ,,(Rugh & Susie on HAWKS marker . ) , ,66 , , ,1901 1 , , 1975,, (Hugh&SusieonHAWKSmarker.),,67 ,19,Jul,19117, , , ,,(James C & Agnes Ron RICKS marker.),,131 ,03,Apr,1898,17,Dec,1956,,(Bessie E & Joseph Ron HICKS marker.) ,, 1 ,02,0ct ,1 928 , 13,Dec ,1 975 ,,(James C & Agnes Ron HICKS marker . ) ,,1 32 ,03,Jun,1891,13,May ,1952 ,,(Bessie E & Joseph Ron HICKS marker.) , ,l ,11,Jul,18811,30,Jun, 1971,,(Amanda M & Chas on HILL marker . ),,22 ,15,Jan, 1893,30,Sep,1961,,(Amanda M & Charlie on HILL marker), , 123 , 09,Har , 18811,17,Jul,1973,,Mother. ,, 293 , 13, Dec, 1960, 13 , Dec, 1960, , , , 226 ,1929 1 , , ,,(Victor A & Nannie Fon marker . ),,1153 , , ,1926, - , -- ,1963,,(Victor A & Nannie Fon marker.),,452 ,16,Jun,1921,21,Jul,1962,,,,1113 ,09,Jun, 1918,22 , Jan ,1 958 ,, (Frank C & Bitha Mon HUNDLEY marker.) ,, 8 ,09,Apr,1925,24,Feb,1968,,(Clifford M & Ollie Mon marker . ),,85 ,13,Apr,1905, , , ,,(Frank C & B1tha Mon HUNDLEY marker.),,8 ,24,Dec,19113,09,Jan,1981 1 ,,,80 1921 , , , ,Pfc,PFC COE " 29 VA INF WW II (Clifford M & Ollie Mon marker),, 86 1 , , ,1903, , ,1 976,,(Thanas 0 & Pearl Eon HUNDLEY mkr. ) ,, 93 , 07 , Dec,1880 , 16,Nov,1967, ,,, 72 , , ,1896, , , 1975 ,, (Tbanas 0 & Pearl Eon marker.),,92 ,31,Mar,1893,10,Hay,1949,,(Roy B & Sarah A on HUNLEY marker.),,74 ,15,Feb,1893, , , ,, (Roy B & Sarah A on HUNLEY marker. ) ,,711 ,17,Jul,1881,28,Jun,1976,,(Bertha D & Charles A on marker.),,206 , 16,Jan,1875 , 2q,Jan,1948, , (Bessie C & H Rastwell on marker.),,204 �i ii ~ ' ~ , r r B17,010, , B10,010,7, B01 ,010,6, A01 ,010, , A77 ,010, , B12,010, , A12 ,010 , , B10,010, , A01 ,010, , B16 ,010, , 813,010 , ' Bl0,010, , A78,010,7, A77 ,0t0,6, B01 ,010, , 813,010, • 818,010, ' 021 ,010,8 , C26,010 , , AOl ,010, , 819,010 , , 020 ,010, I 820,010 , , 025 ,010, , AB4,010, I .!252,010, • ~32,010, ·)51 5 ,010, 052 ,010, 0;32 ,010, ' A13, 010, , 0 D2S , 010 , , 052,010, , AA 1 ,'.) 10 1 , AA0,010, , A52,010, 0 , A23,010, , AA5,010, , AA3,010, 7 , AAS,010 , , co1 ,010, , C98 ,0 10 , , C98,010 , , 804 ,010,6, 804,010, , cos ,010, , 010 ,010, ' 01 0,010, I 007 ,010, , co5 ,010, , 008 ,010,8 , 007,010, , 012,010, ' 080, 010, • 080,0 10, , 013,010,1, 080,01 0, , A62,010 , , JACKSON, Charles , JACKSON, Charles, JACKSON, Charles, JACKSON, Edmon, JACKSON, Elizabeth , JACKSON, G, JACKSON , Gladys, JACKSON, Helen, JACKSON, Lockey, J ACKSON , M, JACKSON, Margaret, JACKSON, Mary, JACKSON, .Owen , JACKSON, Richard , JACKSON , Virgie , JACKSON, Walter, JACKSON, Willie , JENNINGS, Dorse , JENNINGS, Eldridge, JENNINGS, James, JENNINGS, John, JENNINGS, Nora, JENNINGS, Robert , JONES, Al.ma, JONES , Clarence, JONES , Edward ' Riley' , JONES, James , JONES, John , JONES, Judith ' Judy ' , JONES, Nettie, JONES, Verna , JONES , William, JONES, '111.lliam 'Bill' , Levi , KEITH, - KEITH, Sallie, KINSMAN, Earl, L/IJ1BERT, Anderson , LU1BERT I Dora, LAMBERT, Richard , LAMBERT, Robert, LftJ1BERT, Robert, LAWSON , Rebecca , I..AWSON, Robert, LINDAMOOD, Elbert , LINDAMOOD, Iva , Cecil , LOWE, Dollie, LOWE, LOWE, Jack George , Joe, LOWE, s, LOWE, LOWE, Wilburn Tanmy, Willie, LOWE, Clark, MABE, Margaret, MABE, MABE, Noah, MABE, Norman , MABE, Susanna, MABRY, Ada, Arthur , J, T, Robinson , H, Malcolm, Smyther s , Gregory, Steele , Hastwell , Lysinger, Frances, Eugene, A, M, Raper , c, nam , A "Tony" , E, Preston, B, H, Jean , Beuford , L, Luther , Henry, u, F, Lee, Guy, L, Payton , Annie , nmn , T, G, E, s, S Jr, E, v, Brown, J, M, rnnn , M, c, Hi:x , Michael, M, rnnn, Ann, Columbus, H, Gren, Edmonds, ,27 ,Jul,1879 , 11,Jan,1956 ,, (Bertha D & Charles A on marker.) , ,207 ,28 , Jun , 1929,29,Dec,1955,S1 , VIRGINIA S1 USNR WW II. (Mary F &Charles Jon JACKSON marker . ) , , 9 ,11 ,0ct,1896,12,Jan , 196l! ,Pvt,VIROINIA PVT US ARMY WW I. , ,174 ,21,Feb ,1881,04 ,Mar,1968 ,, (Edmon Robinson & Lockey Steele on mkr,,1 , , ,1902, , , ,,(Elizabeth H & Richard A on mkr,),,113 ,05 , Nov , 1899 , 20 ,Sep , 1960 , , ,,1 94 ,17,Feb ,1 916 , 14, Jul ,1 963 ,, ,, 18 ,13 , Nov,1902 , 26 ,May , 1972,, , ,193 ,01,Sep ,1888 , 07 ,0ct , 1967,,(Edmon Robinson &Lockey Steele on mkr), , 2 , 22,0ct , 1870 ,1 4,0ct , 1948,,(Bessie C & M Hastwell on marker.), , 205 ,13,Apr ,1904 , 25 , Mar , 1972,, (Walter R & Margaret Lon marker . ) ,, 199 , , ,1930, , , ,,(Mary F & Charles Jon marker.),,192 , 04 , Mar , 1927 , 05 ,0ct,t952 , S1, VA St US NAVAL RESERVE WWII . ,,116 ,06 , Nov,1894,28,May,1967,Sgt,(Elizabeth H & Richard A on marker.} VA SGT OMC WW I.,, 115 , , , 1905 , , ,1980,,(Virgie M & Charles Ton marker., 1 175 ,02 ,0ct ,1903 , 02 ,May , 1963,, (Walter R & Margaret Lon marker.), , 198 , 09 ,Feb , 1890 ,20,Jun,1973 , , ,, 208 , 26,Apr,1918,25,May , 1970 , MM,VA MM US NAVY WWII/KOREA.,, 212 ,1958, , ,1961 , ,,,255 , , ,1886 , , ,1970,,,,3 ,09,May ,1911 , 22 , Feb , 1982,,,,209 , 13,Feb,1889,05,May,1966,,(Robert H & Nora Bon marker.),, 211 , 29 ,May , 1889 , 18 , Feb ,1 959 ,, (Robert H & Nora Bon marker . ),,210 ,1 8,Jan , 1936 , 10 , Sep , 1960,,(John H & Alma Jon JONES marker.) ,, 395 , , , 1924 , , ,1960,,(Mortuary marker only.),,161 , 16 , Jun , 1931, , , ,,('tin L; Judith U & Ed L on marker.) ,,448 ,28,May ,1894 , 03 , Feb , 1958 ,, (James L & Nettie Fon JONES marker . ),,41 , 09 , Jun, 1897,09,Jul, 1972 ,, (John H & Alma Jon JONES marker.),, 394 , 10 , Mar,1938 , ·, , · ,, ( 'tin L; Judith U & Ed Lon marker . ) ., 4117 , 10 ,0ct , 1901 , , , ,, (James L & Net.tie Fon JONES marker . ) ,, 111 , 01 , Nov ,1 941 , 12 ,Jun , 1982 ,, (Mortuary marker only . ) ,,1 09 ,01, Jul , 1887 , 19 ,May , 1976 ,, , , 393 1 21,Dec,1956,26,Nov,1976 ,, (\om L; .Judith U & Ed Lon markel".)"446 ,07 , Jun ,1 874 , 05,Jun,1939, , ,, 137 ,15,Sep,1H77,15 ,Mar,195H , , , ,13b ,t O, Feb,1927 , 09 , Jan , 1972,Cpl, VA CPL US ARMY (Type of service not indicated . ), , 76 , 1941, , ,1982 ,,, ,30 , , , 1899 , , ·, · - ,, Dora G & Rober t Son marker. ) ,, 144 1303 VA SER UNIT WWII.,, 1112 1 06 , May ,1923,1 2, Dec,1963 , Pvt , PVT , , , 1886, , , t 952,, Dora G & Robert Son marker.) , , 1115 , 27,Jul ,1 927, 10, Jun, 1973 ,, , ;227 , 10 ,May, 1893 , 13 ,Dec, 1961 , , (Rebecca E & Robert V on marker.) , , 357 , 22 ,Sep , 1885 , 23,Dec,1961, , (Rebecca E & Robert Von marker.),,358 , 12 , Jan ,1 897 ,10 , Jun ,1 973 ,Cpl,VIRGINIA CPL OS ARMY WW I. (Elbert B & Iva Jon marker. ) ,, 215 ,17,Feb, 191 5 , , , , , (Elbert B & Iva Jon LINDAMOOD mkr ,, 179 ,11,Aug , 1910,22,Jun, 1976, , (S Elix & Cecil Mon LOWE marker . ) 1 ,225 ,1908, , ,1969,,(Dollie & Jack Mon LOWE marker.),,384 , , ,1898, , ,1972,,(Dollie & Jack Mon LOWE marker.) , , 385 ,23 ,Sep , 1902 , 14 ,Sep,1977 ,,(Joe C & Willie Mon LOWEmarker . ) ,, 376 , 09 , Jun , 1914, , , ,,(S Hix & Cecil M on LOWE marker . ) ,, 22l! ,01 1 Sep, 1931, 29 ,Jul , 1958 ,,VA QTR MSTER CORPS on LOWE marker. ,, 381 ,06,Nov, 1907,11,Apr,1974 , ,(Joe C & Willie Mon LOWE marker . ) ,,377 , 1946, - , , 1956 ,, ;,389 - _, --- -, 18911, , ,1978,,(Susa G; Noah C & Marg A on marker.) , ,3 , , ,1872, , ,1 957 ,, (Susa G; Noah C & Marg A on marker.),,3 , 01,Apr,1918,16,Apr , 1960 ,PFC ,VA PFC BTRY H 41 COAST ARTY WW II .,, o , , ,1874 , , ,1953,,(Susanna G; Noah C & Margaret A on MABE marker.),,492 , 13,Sep,1 884, 15 ,Apr,1966 ,, , ,90 ,- l1"\ Ct> �v., -..Q r i. i p.. 1i { .·~ 0 A60,010 , A60, 010, 1 A63,010, , A61 , Oto, C91,010, 1 C92,010 , , D39,010, A34 , 010, , D65,010, AA6 ,010, D62 ,010, ' 062 ,010, 1 All0,010, , A40,0to, , A39,0 10,7 , A67 ,010, , 021,010, , 040,010, • 038,010, ' 038,010, • A38 ,01 0, A38,010, , D53,010,9, 036,010, ' 0117,010, , AC5, 010,9, AC4,010, , AC3,010, , D35,010, ' AC3,010, , AB2,010, , 061,010, ' D61 ,010, , D31,010, • D31 , 010, ' D82,010, , 082,010, , 083,010, , 083,010, co3,010, , J03,010, ' co3,010, D02,010, , D01,010, ' coa,010, , D01 ,010, , C08,010, , co2,010, , c10,010, , C10,010, , A42,010, A42 ,010 , , 033 ,010 , , 019,010, 049 ,010, ' c22,010, 1, 023,010, ' MABRY, MABRY, MABRY, MABRY, Arthur, Effie, Irvi.n, M, Dean, J, Cabble , B, J, Louise, Lee, Samuel, M, F, Eliza Jane, George, Thelma, MARSHALL, Rixie, MARTIN, 'Sammy' Charles, MCGRAW, Clara, Guy, MEREDITH, MEREDITH , Opal., MOSES, Clara , MOSES, Silas, MYERS, Willis, McGEE,Susan Calvernia, Charles, NIXON, NIXON, Ellner, James, NIXON, Rebecca, NIXON, Joseph, OGLE , Ruth, OGLE, Arthur, PARKER, Barbara, PAULEY, Charlie, PAULEY, Danny, PAULEY, Edgar , PAULEY , Ethel, PAULEY , James , PAULEY , John, PAULEY, John , PAULEY, Floyd, PENDLETON, Mary, PENDLETON, Amanda , PETERS , Rube, PETERS, Cordia , PIKE, George, PIKE , Lina, Pil<E, Ranscm, PIKE, Ada, POOLE, Berta, POOLE, POOLE, Charles, POOLE, Georgia, POOLE, James , POOLE, Lola , POOLE, Hollie, POOLE, Samuel, William, POOLE, Andy, PORTER, PORTER, Mary, PORTER, Robert, PORTER, Sadie, Hester, RANKINS , REECE , Barbara, REECE, David , REEVES , Ellis, RICHARDSON , Elnma, MANTZ, MANTZ, MANTZ, nmn , r, s, c, F, Stoots, w, Franklin, Monroe, Jane , R, D, Lee, E, nmn, Ray, Melvin, nmn, A, Sanders, Sanford, W Sr , Louise, Crowder, Willard, Pearman , E, M, P, Dean, o, Eugene, T, w, Belle, E, M, c, c, M, T, c, E, F, w, Andrew, N, ,30,0ct;1903, , 1 - · ,, (Arthur M & Effie Dean on marker . ) , , 87 · ,14,Jul,1899,18,Jan,1978,,(Arthur M & Effie Dean on marker.) ,, BB ,13,Feb ,1905,31 ,0ct, 1966,,,,91 ,30,0ct ,1881, 23 ,Jun,1943,,; ,89 --- , 02,Jan ,1903,29,0ct,1978, ,,,338 ,02,May, 1902,02,Jan,1961, ,,,339 ,30,Jul,1921 ,18,Sep,1925(,0ur darling .,, 426 - - - - ··-- ·- ·- - · · , 23,Dec, 1960,04,Jun,1976,,,,49 ,15,Jul, 1945,12,May,1963,,,,469 ,09,Dec,1907 , 27,May ,1 952,, , ,147 ,13,Dec,1911, , , ,,(Guy F & Opal Fon MEREDITH marker . ) ,, 456 ,24 ,Mar,19 13,1 3,Jan,1975, , (Guy F & Opal Fon MEREDITH marker.), , 457 ,27,Jan,1915, , , , , (Silas C & Clara Son MOSES marker.) ,, 59 , 13,Jul,1916,03,Sep,1971,,(Silas C & Clara Son MOSES marker . ),,58 , 27 ,0ct ,1 923,09,Feb,1967 ,Sl , Indiana S1 USNR WORLD WAR II ,, 57 ,27,Mar,1864,07,Nov,1957 ,,,,100 ,02,Feb,1907 , 25,Dec,1956, ,,, 404 , , , 1908, , , 1920, ,Br ighten the corner ,, , 428 ,13,Deo , 1866 , 06,Dec,1940,,(Rebecca J & James Mon NIXON) ,,425 ,26,Dec,1867,17,Apr , 1936 ,, (Rebecca J & James Mon NIXON),,424 ,1913, , ,1975,,(Joseph R & Ruth Don OGLE marker.),,55 , , ,1 912 , , , ,, (Joseph R & Ruth Don OGLE marker . ), , 56 ,1B , Aug,1935,19, Dec , 1969,,VA PSG 17INF 7INF DIV KOREAN/VIETNAM BSM ,,449 ,08,Jul, 1850 , 08,Feb,1929 ,,Wife of JG PAULEY . ,,422 1 15,Mar,1915 , 23,Aug,1971 ,,,,438 ,16 ,May , 1957 , 05 , Aug ,1980 , PVT,OS ARMY VIETNAM . ,,173 ,1939, • ,1974,,,,172 , 1919 , , , , , (Jobn S & Ethel on PAULEY marker . ) ,, 171 , 1908,, ,1958,,Father.,,421 , 1919, , , 1973,,(John S & Ethel on PAULEY marker . ) ,, 170 , 1949 , , ,1972,,,,169 , 1897 , , , , , (Floyd W & Mary L on mkr.), ,458 , , , 1920 , , , , , (Floyd W & Mary L on PENDLETON marker , , 4 ,19,0ct , 1894 , , , ,, (Rube W & Amanda Con PETERS marker.),,lll ,1 2 ,Aug,1890,19,Dec ,1974,, (Rube W& Amanda Con PETERS marker.),,41 ,05,Feb,1873,04 , Nov,1956 ,, (George E & Cordia Pon PIKE marker.), , 49 ,09,Aug,1873,30,Mar,1958 , ,(George E & Cordia Pon PIKE marker . ),,49 , 1873, , , 1911 , , (Lina M & Ranson P on PIKE marker . ) , ,499 , , ,1865, , ,1960,Rev,.(Lina M & Ranscm Pon PIKE ) , ,500 ,05,Aug, 1901, , , ,, {Charles E & Ada D on POOLE) m 30Jun1921. ,, 220 , , , 1890 , , ,1918,,Mother.,, 372 ,16,Aug,1900,07 , May , 1966 ,, (Charles E & Ada Don POOLE marker.) m 30Jun1921. ,, 219 , 1883, , , 1975,, ,, 371 , , ,1874 , , ,1957 ,, (Mollie E & James Won POOLE marker.) ,, 37 ,17, Jul , 1906,22,Nov ,1 976 ,, (Samuel M & Lola Bon POOLE marker . ), ,229 , , ,1876, , ,1913,,(Hollie E & James Won POOLE marker . ), ,36 ,07 ,Nov,1902, , , ,, (Samuel M & Lola Bon POOLE marker.) ,, 228 , , ,1876 , , ;1958,, ,, 218 , 01 ,Mar,1882,29,Apr , 1975,, ,, 234 ,30,Mar,1891,16,Apr , 1976,,(Andy C & Mary Mon PORTER marker . ) ,, 232 ,16,Nov,1 885 ,26 ,Nov,1964,,(Robert T & Sadie Con PORTER marker . ) , ,6 ,11,Jun,1893 ,15,0ct, 1970,,(Robert T & Sadie Con PORTER marker . ) , ,6 , 08,Jul , 1893,02,May,1957 ,,,, 419 ,1 3 , Nov,1918, I I ,,,,441 ,07 ,Jan ,1919,16,Mar,1 980 ,,(0avid W& Barbara Fon REECE marker . ), , 4 , 19,0ct,1921,27 ,Dec ,1972 , TSgt ,TSGT OS MARINE CORPS WWII., , 289 ,05,Jan,1897, , , , ,(Frank M & El:ama Non RICHARDSON mkr),,407 "' ' -: �~ ~ 0 i: :- ; Q f I'i i: D23,010, , D18,010, D18 ,010 I J D2ll,010,7, A16,010 , D19,010, , Alll ,010 , A16,010, , A13 ,010 , , A26 , 010 , A19 ,010 1 , A19,010, , A55,010 , , C25 ,010, , C25,010, , A27 ,010, , A27,010, , A27 ,010, , Cll6 ,010 , , C35,010 , , C37 ,010, , C47 ,010,7 , C36 ,010, , C23 ,010, , Cll8 1 010 ,7, Cll9 ,010,7, c211 ,010, , C38,010 , , c39,010, , C43 ,010, , C50 , 010, 7, A86,010, , A20 ,010, , A20,010, , D14 ,0l0, Dlll ,010, ' A31 1010 1 , A15 , 010, , A72,010, , A72,010, , 8111 ,010, I A81,010 1 , A81 ,010, , 8111,010, , C59 ,010, C59,010, , A51l,010,6, A30 ,010, , AB9 ,OiG. I :;93 ,010, I AC0,010, , AC1,010, C93,010, , A30,010, CA2,0l0, I G93,010, , A.88,010, RICRARDSON, Frank, RICHARDSON, Haner , RICHARDSON, Mary 'Peggy ' , RICHARDSON, Robert, RIGGINS, Don Eva , RIGGINS, James, RIGGINS, James , RIGGINS, Male=, RIGGINS, Millie, RIGGINS, Robert, ROBERTS, James, ROBERTS, Letha , ROBERTS, Lula, ROBINSON, Dorothy, ROBINSON , James , ROSE, Carrie, ROSE, Giles, ROSE , Lottie , RODY , Addison , RUDY , Arva, RUDY, Benjamin, RUDY, Earl, RODY, Hettie , RUDY, Kathleen , RODY, Lizzie , RUDY, Mahlon, RUDY , Sarah , RUDY , Telfor d , RUDY, Trent, RUDY, Vernon, RUDY , William, SEARS, Tracy , SHARP, Ranzie , SHARP, Sallie , SHINAULT, Eva , SHINAULT, Willia'!! 'Bill' , SHOCKLEY, Grover, SHOCKLEY , Ray, SIMMERMAN, Mamie, SIMMERMAN , Philip , SISK , Bell , SISK, Carrie, SISK, James, SISK, John, SLATE, Johnson, SLATE, Susie , SMITH, Elbert, SMYTHERS, Charlie , SrffTHC:RS, Eldreag , StfiTHERS, Forrest , SMYT!IBRS, George , SMYTHERS , Henry, SMYTHERS, Hyson, S/fiTHERS, Marlyn, SMYTHERS, Maude , StfiTHERS, Nellie, SMYTHERS, Ruby, M, R, K, M, L, A, Wesley , H, Ray, Lee, G, E, nmn , D, A, J, B, R, Earl, Vernon, Franklin, Franklin, Bresler, J, J, nmn, J, L, L, F, Thomas, M, E, s, L, A, Coulage , Howard , Stoots , L, G, o, K, s, M, D, w, H, nmn, c, W, nmn, Jones , v, Dean,' F nmn , , 06 , Aug , 1897 , 18 ,Feb,1 964, , (Frank M & Emma N on RICHARDSON mkr) ,, 1106 ,28,Aug , 1926 , , ,, (Mary K & Haner Ron RICHARDSON mkr . ) , ,401 1 ,111,0ct , 1925 ,18 ,Feb , 1973,,(Mary K & Haner Ron RICHARDSON mkr . ) ,, 400 ,211,Sep ,1 922,08 ,Nov , 1971,Cox . ,VIRGINIA COXWAI N US NAVY WW II .,, 408 1 , ,1 905 , , , 1970 .,( Malcan R & Don Eva Lon marker . ) ., 23 ,07,May,1908 , 21,Aug,1958, ,Gone but not f orgotten . ,, 401 , 27 , Jun,1898, 19 , Nov,1981 , , , , 20 , , , 1900 , , , , , (Malccm B & Don Eva L on marker . ) , ,22 , 21,Aug , 1898,11 ,Jun,1982, , (Mortuary marker only . ) ,, 19 ,10,Sep, 18911 , 07,Jul , 19118, , , , 33 , 08 ,Jan ,1 888 ,13,Aug , 197 1, , (James G & Letha Eon marker . ) ,, 26 ,07,Jul ,1 902 , , , ,,(James G & Letha Eon marker . ) ,, 27 , , ,1908, , ,1981,Mrs ,,,79 , 06,Jun,1928 , , ,, (James A & Dor othy Don ROBINSON mkr .) , , 2 1 , 11 , Jun , 19211 , 08 ,Sep , 1979,, (James A & Dorothy D on ROBil/5011 mkr . ) ,. 2 ,1906 , , , , , (Carrie J ;Giles B & Lottie Ron ROSE ),, 3 ,1906, , , ,,(Carrie J ;Giles B & Lottie Ron ROSE) ,, 3 , , , 1906, , ,1 965 , ,(Carrie J;Giles B & Lottie Ron ROSE ) ,, 3 , 06 , Sep ,1889 ,25,Dec,1968,,(Cross on stone.),, 276 , 19 ,Nov ,1 896 , 02,Nov , 1957,DD , , , 2611 , 111 ,Sep, 1858 , 13,0ct, 191 6 , , , ,266 , 28,Jun,191 2 , 20 ,Jun,1 968 , Sgt , SGT US ARMY WWII ,, 277 ,02 , Aug,1857, 29 ,Aug ,1 936, , , , 265 , 03 , Jan,1922,08 ,Aug , 1923,,,,250 ,111,May,1 879,29 , Mar , 1930,, , , 278 , 30,Jun , 18811 , 08 ,Aug , 1929,,, , 279 , 03 ,Mar,1 915 , 07 , Jun ,1 926 ,,,, 251 ,06 ,0ct ,1 90 1,211 , Apr , 1960 , , ,,267 ,24,Nov, 1928 ,27 , Dec,1975, , , , 268 , ·, , , , ,1 981,,(Mortuarymarkeronly .) ., 273 ,18, Jan , 1951 , 09 ,Nov,1 964,,,,280 , ' , 1975 , ' , 1975 ,,,, 163 , 02 , Jan , 1910, 25 , Mar, 1975,, (Sallie S & Ranzie E on SHARP marker. ) ,, 9 ,25 ,Mar,1911 , , , ., (Sallie S & Ranzie Eon SHARP marker.),,2 , 11 ,Jun , 1929 , , , ,,m 01Feb19117 (William A & Eva Lon SHINAULT mar ker . ) ,, 392 , 20 ,Sep, 1926, 15 ,Mar , 1976, ,m 01Feb1947 (William A & Eva L on SHINAULT marker.), ,391 , 19 , Jun, 19211 , 26 ,May , 1982 ,,, , 46 , 11,Apr, 1921 , 23 ,0ct , 1961.!, , , , 21 , 09 ,May ,1 918 , 17 ,Sep , 1970,, (Philip L & ~.amie Stoots on marker . ) ,,108 , 18 , Feb , 1915, , , ,, (Philip L & Mamie Stoot s on mar ker . ),,107 , 1874 , , , 1958 ,, 8ell G & John Son SISK marker . ) ,, 216 , 1906 , , , ., (Carrie D & James Kon SISK marker. ) ,, 119 ,1903 , , , 1972 , , (Carrie D & James Koo SISK marker. ) , , 120 , 1876 , , ,1 953 ,, Bell G & John Son SISKmarker. ) ,, 201 ,1 903 , , . , 1970 , ,(Johnson M & Susie Don SLATE marker.),,2 , , ,1910, , , ,, (Johnson M & Susie Don SLATE marker·. ) ,, 2 ,23 , Apr,1896,26 , 0ct ,1 948,Pvt ,VIRGINIA PVT 54 INF 6 DIV WW I ,,77 , , , 1883 , , , 1956 ,, (Marlyn I/ & Charlie H on marker . ) ,. 45 , 28,Aug, 19 19 , 21,Nov , 19211,,,, 166 ,03,Jun, 1908 , , , ,, (Hyson J; Forrest C & Nellie Don mkr),,3 ,1856, I ,1921, ,,, 167 ,21 ,Apr , 1913 ,21;Jan , 1917 ,,,,168 ,15,Apr,1909 , 30 ,Sep , 1959 ,, (Hyson J; Forrest C & Nellie Don mker ,, ] , , , 18811 , , ,1950 , ,(Marlyn V & Charlie Hon SHYTHERS mkr .,, ll , 15 ,0ct ,1 909 ,05 ,Nov , 1975 ,, (Stephen M & Maude Fon SMITHERS mkr.),, 3 ,03, Jul ,1 908 , , , , ,(Hyson J ; Forrest C & Nellie Don mkr, , 311 ,05,Apr ,1 926 , 07,Apr,1926,,,, 165 ' ~ °' () �st I') • • fl a (_ c 1: p... ~ o i g '=' ~ - i~ ·.• ' --- , ... CA2,010, C27 ,010, , C27 ,010, , C60,010, C61,010, , 068,010, ' 072,010, • - - 069,010, 011,010, • 070,010;- ' A32,010, , A24 ,010, , A25,010; C67,010, , c63,010, , C82,010,8, A41,010, , A66,010, A09,010, A41,010; , C70,010, A68,010, , A04 ,010, , C81 ,010, , c12,010, !04,010, , C68,010, , C66,010, , C65,010,7, C73,010, , A65,010, , A66,010, , C70,0l0, A66,010, , C66,0l0 , , 08 1,010, C69,010 , .• A65,010, , C611,010, A66,010, , A68,010, , 081,010, C63,010, , A711,010 , , A03,010, , 025,010, , A03,010, , 025,010, A75,010 , , C911 ,010, , C911 ,010, A53,010,7, 0115 ,010, ' 003 ,010, , 0113,010 , , 006,010, 0113 ,010 , ' 006 ,010, A86,010 , , C56 ,0l0 , , SMYTBERS, SPENCER , SPENCER , STAMMERS, STAMMERS, STEELE, - - STEELE, - STEELE, STEELE, STINSON, STONE, STONE, STONE, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS , STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS , STOOTS, STOOTS , STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS , STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, STOOTS, SUMNER , TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR , TAYLOR, TAYLOR, THOMPSON, THOMPSON , TOLBERT, TURNER, TURNER, TURNER, TURNER, TURNER, TURN::R , TURNEY, TURNEY, Stephen, Ted, Willie, Berbert, Inez, Filina, - Harvey, - James, Laura, Lillie, Oscar, Robert, Rosie, Carrie , Charles, Charles, Dewey , Edna, Ella, Elsie, F'red, Gert rude, Ida, J, - J ,- James, John, John, Julian, Margrette, Martha , Mary, Mary, Michael, Nellie, Nettie, Rae, Robert, Roy, Sarah, William , William, Willie, Roxie , J, James, Margarett, Mattie, Oden , Carl , Hattie, Roby, Cloria, Doris, Flora, Lena , Leonard , Radford, Margaret, Mary, M, c, D, B, T, A, D, L, o, Steele , Leo , A, Lee, G, c, G, A, L, Jane, P, Lee, E, B, Glenn , M, N, H, H Jr, Earl , F', A, M, Neese , E, Lee, Mae, Austin, E, G, E, A, Rufus , Mae, Dean, Greeley , B, J, M, Kelly, N, D, R, Irene, o, N, Mae , L, L, Luemna , J, ,18,Jun,1905, - , >·· -,,( Stephen ·M·& Maude- F on marker.),, 364 · ,11 ,Aug ,1 908,10,Jan,1981,,(Ted C & Willie Don marker. ), , 256 ,06,Jan, 1915 , , , ,,(Ted C & Willie Don SPENC6R marker . ), , 25 ,1 3, J un,1879,19,Dec,1968,,,,298 ,22,May,1893 , 30,Nov,1973, ,,,299 ,14,0ct,1862,26 ,May,1917 , , ,,474 , , ,1892, -. - ,1960, , ,,1175 --·-· ·-· ,17,Feb,1863,0l,Oct,1930 ,, (Military cross oo marker . ), , 475 ,1 900, ' ,1 928 ,,,,477 ' , , 1882, -- , ,1925,,,-,476 ,16,Nov,1949,30,Sep,1965,,,,47 ,1883, ' ,1957, ,,, 31 f ' , 1887,- -, --,1 955,,·,·,32 ----- - - , 05 , Apr ,1913,11,Sep,1949 ,, Daughter . ,,309 ,28 , Jul ,1 883 , 19 ,Sep,1966 , , Father . (Willie M & Charles Con mkr . ) ,, 3 ,30,Jan,1928,07,Dec , 1969,Pvt ,PVT HQ 68 ENGR COMBAT GP KOREA . , , 323 , , , 1898, , ,1 916,, (Dewey A & Elsie Pon STOOTS marker .,, 60 ,11,Sep ,1912, , , ,, (Edna L & Sarah Eon STOOTS marker. ) ,, 96 ,1904,- ' ,1 962 ,, ;-,15 · - ---··- ·-' , ,1902, , , ,,( Dewey A & Elsie Pon STOOTS marker . , ,61 ,13 ,Mar ,1 906 , 29 ,Nov,1958 ,,(Fred L & Mary N on STOOTS marker.) , , 312 , , ,1890 , , ,1964,, (Gertrude E & William A on marker.),,101 ,27 , Dec , 1882,10,Nov,1 962,,(James N & Ida Bon STOOTS marker.).,7 ,19 , Jan,1931, 28 ,Jul,1966,,, , 322 , 13 , Sep, 1862,Q9,Nov, 1934 ,,Safe in· the arms of Jesus . ·;;3111 - ·- -- ~ ,10 , Jun,1887 , 24 ,Nov,1 955, , (James N & Ida Bon STOOTS marker . ) , , 6 ,14,Nov,1881,14,Mar,19511,,(Masonic emblem. ) , , 310 ,11,Dec ,1 917 , 21,Jun, 1945 ,, (Jobn H; Julian E & Nellie Lon marker ,, 3 , 30 ,Apr, 1924 , 29 ,Jun,19114 , Pvt,PVT 12 FIELD ARTY OBSN SQ WW II . , , 30 , 21,Jun,1856 , 21 ,Aug,1925 ,,Mother. Wife of JM Stoots.,,315 , 08,0ct,19 12,14 ,May,1966 , ,(RobtE & Martha A on STOOTS marker.),,95 , , ,1882, , , , , (Mary M & Michael Eon STOOTS marker. ) ,, 9 , 06,Nov ,1 909 , , , ,, (Fred L & Mary Non STOOTS marker. ) ,, 313 , , , 1877 , , ,1 954, , (Mary M & Michael Eon STOOTS marker . ) ,, 9 ,15 ,Feb , 1907 ,t6,Dec , 1909, , (JohnH;Julian E & Nellie Lon marker . ),,3 , , , 1885 , , , 1981 ,, (William R & Nettie M on STOOTS mkr.),, 119 , 13,Dec ,1890,07,Sep,1958,,(Eastern Star emblem.),,3 11 , 08,Mar,1907 , , , ,,(Robert E & Mart.ha A on STOOTS mkr.),,94 , 18 ,Mar , 1924 ,o3 , Jun, 1943,,,, 3011 ,06,0ct,1902,15,Jul,1965,,(Edna L & Sarah Eon STOOTS marker.),,97 , 1886 , , , 1953,,(Gertrude E & William A on marker . ),,102 , , , 1886, , , 1953 ,, (William R & Nettie Mon marker. ) ,, 95 ,13,Sep , 1898 , 20 ,Nov ,1 959 ,,Motber . (Willie H & Charles Con mkr.), , 3 , Oll,Jan , 1905,18,Jan, 1944,,,,110 , , ,1878, , ,1960 , ,(J Greeley & Margarett Jon marker.),,4 ,29,Feb,1890,20,Feb , 1966,,(Mattie M & James Bon TAYLOR marker.), , 3 , , , 1884, , , 1957 ,, (J Greeley & Margarett J on marker .), , 5 , 07,Jun,1881l,05 ,0ct,1946,,(Matt1e M & James Bon marker . ) ,, 3 ,02,Sep,191l3 ,20 ,Aug , i91l7 , , ,, 111 , 19,0ct.,1902 ,21 ,0ct,1957,,(Carl N & Mattie Don marker. ) ,,3119 , 211,May , 1905 , 17,Jan,1980,,(Car l N & Mattie Don marker. ) ,, 350 , , ,1908, , , 1975 ,Pvt,PVT US ARMY WWII,,77 , 12 ,Jan, 1920 ,21 , Jul,1960,,, ,1135. ,2ll ,Mar 1 1921,01 ,Nov,1922 , , , , 373 ,26,Sep , 1883,07 ,Har , 1953,,(Flora N & Leonard L on marker . ) ,,ll 33 , , , 1888 , , ,1959,, (Radford L & Lena Hon mar ker .),, 375 ,22 ,Sep , 1876,31 ,0ec, 1953, , (Flor a N & Leonard Lon marker . ) ,, U34 , ; , 1886 , · - ,- - ,1 965,,(Radf ord L & Lena Hon marker.) ,, 3711 ,29,Jan,1 870 ,28,Mar,1958,, ,, 125 , 1896 , , , 1971, ,Mother. ( W:n D & Mary J on marker . ), ,292 c:- ' ' ' t ,... ..... ~ ' t. r "' • • c ~ • ~ ... • .,, �C56,010 , , A87 , 010, , A90,010, , D51 ,010 , DS0 ,010 , ' D50 ,010' 1 017 ,010, ' A48,0i0, I A17,010, , D17 ,010 , ' A48,010, , D24 ,010 ,7, csa,010, , c5a ,010, , D67 ,010 , ' 066,010 , ' 066 ,010 , ' c80 ,010 , , TURNEY , TURNEY, VIARS , WARF, WARF, WARF, WEBB , WEBB, WEBB, WEBB, WEBB, WEBB , YELTON, YELTON, YOUNG, YOUUG, YOUNG , YOUNG, William , Wm , Lena , Mary, Scharl otte , William , Alex James , Elizabeth , Flora, Lillian , William , William, Inez , Jesse, Flor ence , Laura, Stephen , Yvonna, D, , , ,1897 , , , 1980 ,,Father. (W:n D & Mary Jon marker . ), , 290 J , ,04,May , 1868 ,27 ,Feb , 1940,, , ,1 26 Eva , , 03 ,May , 1925,07,Feb , 1976 , , , ,130 Jane, ,07,Jul , 1978, I ,,,,llll4 1 M, ,02 ,Apr,1 900 ,10,Jul,198 1,,(WD R & Scharlotte Mon REECE ),,443 R, , 11 ,Aug,1 894,13 ,Nov,1 980 ,, (WD R & Scharlotte Mon REECE ) ,, 442 A, , 28 ,Aug , 1905 , 28 ,Nov,1 979 ,, (Alex A & Lillian on WEBB marker.),,398 Warf , , 19 , Feb,1882, , , ,, (Eliz Warf & w.n Asa on ALLEY marker . ) ,. 70 Mae , , 10,Jul,1893,22,0ct,1974,, , ,24 M, ,24 , Dec, 1909 , 20 ,Dec ,1976 ,, (Alex A & Lillian on WEBB marker . ) ,, 399 Asa , , 01 , Jun,1 878 ,11,Mar , 1959 , ,( Eliz Warf & W:n Asa on ALLEY marker .),,71 Fl ' ,02,May ,1917, 26 ,Nov,1965,,VIRGI NIA BATTERY C 381 FA BN WW II . , ,40 Mantz, , 15 , Aug ,1 903 , , , ,, (Jesse B & Inez M on YELTON marker . ) ,, 295 Bryan, ,28 , Aug, 1902,07,Mar, 1971 , , (Jesse B & Inez Mon YELTON marker.) , ,294 w, , 04 ,Mar , 1899,17 ,Feb ,1 9 19 ,, d of SF & L YOUNG .,, 472 Ann, ,22, Jan,1860,13,May ,1 931 , ,(Stephen F & Laura A on YOUNG marker . ) ,, 4 Floyd , , 05,~4y,1855,11 , Apr,1 932 , ,(Stephen F & Laura A on YOUNG carker.), , 4 J, ,1934 , ' ,1 964, , ,, 321 Transcribers : From Wythe County Historical Society: Marcelle (Mrs Bruce) Anderson and Bruce Anderson Jr. Volunteer: Linclon Horton, Column Headings : A = Marker Nl.DDber; B =Cemetery Nl.DDber; C = Militar y Service Code ; D = Surname ; E = First Name/Initial/Nickname; F =Second Name/Initial ; G/H/I = Birth Date ; J / K/L = Death Date; M = Title of Address (e .g . , profession , military rank, academic l etters, etc.); and, 11 = Brief SU!ltllary of data of genealogical/historical interest shown on the marker (e . g., husband / wife or mother/son relationshi ps), epitaph , i f brief ; and, in parentheses , camnents of t ranscriber (e . g ., legibility of inscription , position of marker , etc . ) . t ~ Military Code Numbers: 1 1 = World War II; 8 French/Indian War; 2 = American Revolution ; 3 =War of 1812; 11 = Mexican War; 5 = War Between the States ; 6 = Wor ld War I ; Korean Conflict ; 9 Vietnamese Conflict; .and , 0 = Other service , or specific service not indicated . Subnitted for publication: Bruce Anderson Jr , Survey Coordinator . a 01 Decenber 1987 I Ig i er-.. ~ �b3 ABRAHAM & ELIZABETH NAFF BARNHART Abraham was the third son and third child of Daniel and Elizabeth Naff Barnhart. Both his mother and wife were named Elizabeth Naff. His birth date is given as 16 Oct 1795, in "Barnhart Fami 1 y Recor-d" by Josephus Bar-nha1~t. ( 1) The ~ame book gives his date of death as 12 May, 1872. Census r-ecords and the date his estate was inventoried after his death would appear to validate this date. I have found no official r-ecords of either his birth or- death. In the "Ba1T1hart Fc:'\mily Recr.Jrd" Elizabeth Naff was born 17 March 1798 and died 23 May 1882.(2) This books says her parents were Jacob and Elizabeth Naff. John Boitnott in "Naff and Related Families" (3) Agrees that she was born in 1798, but indicates that her parents were Isaac and Barbara Naff. The birth dates coincide and are in agreement with the age given in later census records. It is interesting to note that both Jacob and Isaac are brothers, and children of Jacob and Eva Naff. Their sister is the mother of Abraham. This makes Abraha~ and Elizabeth first cousins. This was not an unusual occurrence at that time. I would believe that due to the sparse population the pool of available spouses was limited. They also were members of the Brethern Church~ who members tended to marry within that church. · Their marriage took place in Franklin County Virginia en 21 October 1818.(4) The name of the minister is not shown. George Knave was listed as surrogate. They were the parents of nine children. Daniel born 8 Feb. 1819, Hannah born 12 August 1821, Jacob born 25 Sept. 1823, Rebecca born 1827, John born 13 Feb. 1829, Abraham born 11 Nov. 1831, Elizab ~t h born 26 Sept. 1834, George born 8 Aug. 1837 and an unnamed son who died as an infant. There are several sources for the birth dates of the children. They are shown in both "Naff and Related Families" and "Barnhart Family Record" and there is general agreement. These children are also listed by name in Abraham's will and in the sett l ement of the estates of both Abraham and Elizabeth. All the children were born in Franklin County. Abraham and Elizabeth, and their children were members of the Brethern Church. Abraham was an Elder in the church. (5) It is interesting to note that four of Abraham's sons also served as Elders in the church. Abraham's brother Dan iel was also an Elder in the church. Census records have been found for the years 1820 through 1870 in Franklin County, Virginia. Prior to 1850 th e census listed only the head of household by name, other members of the family were listed by sex in certain age groups. In 1820 (6), 1830 (7)~ and 1840 (8) Abraham was listed as head of household in F r anklin Co. Va •• No township was listed for these years. In the 1850 cens us (9) Abraham �was counted with Elizabeth and three children Abraham, Elizabeth and George. His occupation was li s ted as farmer, no township was listed. The 1860 census (10) has Ab raham and Elizabeth in the Googinsville P.O. district of Franklin Co .. Hi£.; o c cupci.t.ion is i;i.iven .::1s "Dunka1rd Cle1rgy1nc:\n He h<=td n"-t<'.:1.1 es t.ate va lued at $1,700 and personal property of $250 . 00. His last census record, 1870 (11), has him enumerated in Bonbrook Township of Franklin Co. living with Elizabeth. His occupation was farmer and real estate value was $1~500 . 11 • When Abraham's fathe r died he owned three parcels of land. Among them was a parcel of 208 acres he had purchased from James Calloway for 100 pounds CVM (current money of Virginia). On 1 Feb. 1813 Abraham's brothers John and Daniel sold their interest in this propert y to Joseph Flora fo r 100 pounds. At that time Abraham and his sister Susannah were still minors. On 5 May 1817 he and his sister sold their remaining interest to the same Joseph Flora for 100 pounds. (12) As the deed makes no mention of this sum being paid to each, I assume i t was divided between them. On 6 April 1819 Abraham bought 140 acres from his brother John for $500 . 00 .(13) That is the equivalent of about $5,::::;25.00 in todays dollar·s <:1.ccorr.Jing to "How Much is that .in Real Money" by McCuske1~. (1LI·) The 50 pounds he received as his share from the sa le of his fathers propert y would have equaled about $2,500.00 in todays mone y .(15 ) The fact that a man in his early twenties had that much money would seem to indic ates that his inheritance was substa n t ial. George Nafe, on 13 June, 1840, sold 18 acres to Ab r aham for $18.00. This amounts to $4.50 per acre.(16) There a re two deeds involving Abraham written on 3 June, 1861. He sold 2 1/4 acres to his nephew , John Barnhart, for $20.00.(17) and John sold him 21/2 acres for $30.00.(18) Both of these parcels are alo ng Gill's Creek. I could find no othet- recor·d of land nvmed by Ab1... al1am, however I believe he owned other properties. In a deed d a ted 31 Aug., 1912 his son, Abraham Jr . , sold 205 acres to his son George, for $500.00.(20) There is no metes and bounds description of the p roperty, only the names of t he adjo i ni n g p1·.. ope1rty owner·s. The land is fu1... ther desc1... ibed C:\S "being th e same l ands formerly owned by Abraham Barnhart Sr. and willed by him to Abr.. aham Barnh.:1r·t." Daniel, the fat.her· of (.~ b1·- r-.h am Sr., owned 508 acres in Franklin County at the time of his death. I can find records of only 308 acres being transferred. Could this 205 acres been part of Dani e l ' s estate, and thus been acquired by Abraham Sr? This is only speculation as I have no evidenc~. . Abra h am died 12 May, 187 2, near Wi rtz in Fran k lin County, where he had lived his whole life . I ha v e no record of his death or burial. I would bel i eve that he is b uried i" Vtronta A.ppalaohJan Noae �the cemetery of the Germantown Brick Church of the Brethern, the church that he had served as an Elder. I have found no stone marking his grave, but there are some older graves with missing stones, and some illegible ones. His wife, Elizabeth, died 23 May 1882 . Again, I would believe that s h e is buried next to him, but have no document atio n. Abraham made a will dated 3 July, 1869 and admitted to record 2 June, 1873. The will named his wife Elizabeth . hi s seven surviving children, and the two children of his · daughter Elizabeth who had died in 1859, as heirs . Hi s son Abraham Jr. was named as executor.(19) The will provid ed that after the death of his wife, the property was to be divided equally. Abraham Jr-. was to "have possession of all my land at the price of $3.50 per acr-e." His wife was to take such household and kitchen furnishings as she ma y deem necessary. An appraisal of the personal property of Abraham showed a total of $299.32.(21) This included $79;05 of personal property, $178.12 in bonds and notes and $42.15 worth of property his widow kept. At a sale held 15 Aug., 1873 a settlement of the personal estate was filed and reco~ded showing a total sale of $184.25~ which was distributed to the heirs. (22) The sale of the personal property of Elizabeth. wid ow of Abraham, after her death netted $31.28.(23) · A paper filed with the Fran klin Co. Court and record ed 3 June, 1844 shows a disbursement of $11.18 to each of the distributees.(24) Another- paper filed with the Cou rt 7 March~ 1888 shows the same disbursement as the previous document, and a balance of the estate of $6.72.(25) None of these papers concerning the disbursement cf the estate make any mention of the $3.50 per acre that Abraham Jr. was to have to have paid the estate for his father' s lands. I have not found any record of this disbursement~ but I will sear-ch for it the next time I am i n Fra nkl in Coun~y. WILL POWER THE DECEASED: A woman in Cherokee County, NC. THE BEQUEST: She left her entire estate to God. WHAT HAPPENED: The court instructed the county sheriff to find the beneficiary. A few days later, the sheriff returned and submitted his report: "After due and diligent search, God cannot be found in this county. 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(Philadelphia, The 8ret.he1'T1 Encyclc•pedia Inc., 1984, Vol. F'.:1~) :3 F'.1548 .. 6. listed .. 1820 U.S. Census, Franklin Co. 7. 1830 U.S. Census, Franklin Co., Va., No township 8. listed . 1840 U.S. Census, Franklin Co., Va., 9. listed. 1850 U.S. Census, Franklin Co., Va., No township 1860 U.S . Census, F1ranklin No tOJ.AJnsh.ip Va., l i.stecl. 10. F'. 0" ) , F'. 11 .. Tsv-.tp) , F'. Co. , Va .. Fr-.-:m k lin Co. , Va. 293 1870 U.S. 290 .. Census, ' ;. No township (Goog.insv:ille ( E<ontffooke 12. "DE-:?e d of Sale f1r·om Abt- c:d1am B i::\t'T1h.:i1·-t to and Step.hen l<i s 1 e1r- to J .:1cob Fl orc.1" • 5 May, .1817, ( r-eco1--decJ 5 Ma y !• 1817) Deed Book 8, P. 1, Franklin Co., Va., Court Clerks Office~ County Courthouse, Rocky Mount , Va . . .t:::::. ''Deed of Sale ·f1r·om John Bar-rih<=u,..t to AL:waham Be:u·nha1,-t " . 6 April~ ( n::>conJ!:?d 7 Ju.ne, 1819) !' Deed Book 8~ Pp. 395 & 396, Fr-anklin Co., Va • • .14.. ~ l"h.:.1.r~ 11 is .!;hat i.n F\e~ l MoneYJ._ American Antiquarian Society, 1992), Table John J. Mc:Cusket,_, (Worcester, Ma.)~ A-·2. 15. .16. J~ June, ibid, Table A-3 . "Deecl of Sale from Geo1~ gE:' N.::1fe to Atn'-aham Ba1,..nha.v· t" 1840, (recorded 20 June , 1840) , Deed Book 16, P . 303, Franklin Co . Va .• 17 . "Deed of f:)c:1le fr.. om Abl'-2\harn Bat'T1 h e:1 1rt to John Barnh;:i.rt " , 3 ..Jun<'?, .H361 !• (1,..ec:oJ'""d•?d 2 Ma r., 1f:363), Deed Boo k �27, Pp. 188 & 189, Franklin Co., Va •• 18. "Deed o·f Sale fr·om Jol1n Barnhart to Abrah..::i.m Barnhart", 3 June,. 1861, (recorded 2 March, 1863), Book 27, Pp. 192 & 193. De e d 19. "Deed of Sale from Abraham Barnhart to George Bar-r1hart", 31 August, 1912. (recorded 7 Oct. 1912), Deed Book 61, P. 115, Franklin Co., Va •• 20. Book 16, "Will of Abraham Barnhart 11 Pp. 282 & 283. • ::; July, 1869, Will 21. "Appraisement of the Per-sonal Pr-operty o·f Abr-aham Bci.rnhart", recorded 15 Nov., 1873, Wil 1 Boo~:. 16, Pp. 3LJ·2 343, Franklin Co., Va • • 22. "Estate Sale of Abr-aham Barnhart", (recorded 15 Nov., 1873), Will Book 17, Pp. Cc1., Va •• 23. "Estate Sale of Elizabeth Barnhart" (recorded 18 Aug., 1883), Will Book 19, Pp. Franklin Co., Va •• ~~ 15 August, 1873 25-'.27, F1~an kl in l"l ay 1LI·, 188~5, 507 s~ 5.0s , "Estate DisbL1rsement of Abraham Barnhart". 3 JLme ~ (recorded 3 June, 1884), Will Book 20, Pp. 4 & 5, Franklin Co., Va •• 24. 1884, 25. March, 107 & "Estate Disbursement of Abr«3.ham Be;i.r-nhart". 7 (recorded 7 March, 1888), Will Boak 21, 108~ Franklin Co.~ Va •• 1888, Pp. awtee R Andef'90n 7815 Manor Clrcle Unit 102 Westland, Ml '48185 Ancestors who seared to have disappeared in the 1850s may tum up in the 1850 California state census. over 50,000 people traveled overland to the goldfields, while more ventured there by ship. The 1852 State Census of California is especially valuable as it asked for the person's residence . Most answered with the name of the state fran which they came. By 1855, 23,000 of these people had moved on or returned to their former hares. THE TREE TRACERS, VOL XVIII, #1 via FORSYTH COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1993 �WILL OF JOSEPH HAYNES contributed by Mrs. Kenneth E. Bland Fincastle , Botetourt County, Virginia Will Book C, pp. 6-10 I, Joseph Haynes of Botetourt County and State of Virginia do hereby make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form followin g that is to say 1st I desire that all the perishable part of my estate not hereafter bequeathed be sold immediately after my decease and out of the moneys arising therefrom my just debts and funeral expences be paid and should the perishable part of my property prove insufficient for the above purposes then I desire that my outstanding debts be collected and applied to the purpose aforesaid . 2nd After the payment of my just debts and funeral expences I give to my beloved wife Jennet Haynes the whole of my plantation whereon I now live with all the land adjoining thereto on both sides of J acksons River during the term of her natural life together with the use and labour of the following slaves to wit : one negro man Ben, one other negro man named .taniel, one other negro woman named Jenny with her with her two youngest children , with the whole of my household furniture of every description also the whole of my farming utensils the half of my stock of hogs & fowls (except what is and shall be hereafter excepted) also her choice of four horse beasts (??) and one half of the honied cattle , the whole of the dead provisions liquors and grain of every description on the Farm. Also it is my de~±re- will that my two daughters Jennet Harriott Haynes & Granville Haynes do live with my wife as part of her family and shall be allowed their board washing de gratis untill they enter into matrimony agreeable to their mother's consent - (It is also my will that my son William Henry Haynes live on the said Farm, shall husband the same for his mother's use, and she shall make him such compensation as she shall deem to be right. And in case that he doth not perform those duties to his mother's satisfaction that then his mother shall be authorized to lay off one third part of the said plantation exclusive of the Mansion house , and other buildings for his own use .) Jrd I give and bequeath to my son William Henry Haynes after the decease of my wifP- the whole of my plantation whereon I now live with all the lands adjoining thereunto. ~d e one sixth par of e live stock o ogs & g,i(ttle, one l f of the y and one sixth pa of grain, arui two egr e'boy to him his p rs for use. Also give and bequ~th to my _ id son William He ynes at my decease ne good eath bed it e, one young hors·e nd a young mar w called his, w ca ed his, all the bo s and imple n furnished ing & improvements forever . And I furth will t William his cR-oiye of all the slav the death are not otherwise disposed of provi he shall disc duties to h" mother hereby injo· ed this will. in case doth fai o perform ~hose dut ' s oice. ) VJJ.'C1D1& Appalaoh1an Notes �. bC/ (note: Joseph must have changed his mind about the above paragraph , because most of it is marked out with an X, leaving just the first sentence . mdb) 4th I also give and bequeath to my said son William Henry Haynes for the benefit of my daughter Ann Gilliland a negroe girl called Rachal, and one fif'th part of my estate that I shall hereafter direct to be sol d for the benefit of my five daughters to be husbanded by my said son William and the profits applied to her use and subsistance during her natural lif'e and at her death the said estate so given in trust shall be equally divided between the legitimate heirs of her body and I do g ive the same to them and their heirs forever . 5th I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Holloway one negroe called Dinah at the death of my wife one fifth part of my estate that I shall hereafter direct to be sold by my Executors to her and her heirs forever at my death. 6th I give and bequeath to my daughter Agnes Kitchen one fifth part of my estate that I shall hereafter direct to be s old by my Executors -Also the sum of three hundred dollars (in case I do not furnish her with a negroe girl and in case I do she i s only to have the fifth part as aforesaid) to her and her heirs forever . 7th I give and bequeath to my daughter Jennet Harriot Haynes one negro woman named Lidia, two young cows and calves one horse beast and a saddle called hers -- one good feather bed & furniture call ed hers and one fifth part of my estate that I shall hereafter direct to be sold by my Executors to her and her heirs forever but in case of her death her part shall descend and be divided amongst the whole of my daughters . 8th I give and bequeath to my daughter Granville Haynes one negroe girl called Sarah, two young cows and calves, one horse beast & saddle one good feather bed of funiiture and one fifth part of my estate that I shall hereafter direct to be sold by my Executors to her and her heirs forever -- and in case that my daughter Granville dies before she comes of age or married then her part of the estate to be equally di vided between the whole of my daughters. 9th I will that my Executors dispose of at publick sale the following tracts or parcels of land to wit: one tract of four hundred acres whereon John Holloway now lives, one other tract on the north s ide of Jacksons River opposite the lands I live on and joining Alexander Wilson Esq . One other tract lying on Gillaspies Mill Creek in Ba th County held in joint tennacy with Andrew Moore Esq . contai ning twenty two hundred acres -- one other tract containing one hundred acres l ying in the Falling Spring Valley and County aforesaid adjoini ng the lands of Majr. Massey and Francis Crutchfield purchased from Joseph Thompson and John Oliver dec'd. his bond assigned to me for a title and my said Executors hereafter to be named is hereby authorized to make legal conveyances for the said several tracts of land above mentio~ed. Also my Executors are hereby authorized & requested to sell at private sale amongst the legatees only or at publick sale as may seem to them most desirable for the benefit of the heirs the following property to wit: VJratm& "ppalaohian N ote;e �'70 one negroe man named Iavey and Boy Baccus with the residue of my stock of horses and horned ~attle not heretofore disposed of -- also my stills and vassals to be continued on the farm -- and the above property when sold is to be equally divided between my five daughters as before devised. It is also my will that at the decease of my wife that all my slaves not heretofore bequeathed or disposed of, with every other article of my estate of every description not will(ed) or bequeathed shall be sold at publick or private sale at the discretiqn or my Executors as aforesaid and the monies from the same to be equally divided between by five daughters as aforesaid to wit: Elizabeth Holloway, Agnes Kitchen, Ann Gilliland, Jennet Harriot Haynes and Granville Haynes in the manner & form #rJ-/~f,¢,j.¢.. before stated. 10th and lastly I do appoint my friend Martin McFarran Esqr. my brother William Haynes and my son William Henry Haynes my Executors of this my last will & testament hereby revoking all other wills & testaments by me made and done & they are hereby revoked, In witness whereof I have signed sealed and acknowledged this my last will and testament this 21st day of October, in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred & Six in the presence of Teste On account of the note to be added to the aforesaid will I have signed it on the other side --Note to be added to the fifth article of my will . When John Holloway was building the house he now lives in his intention was to build it only one story high but I prevailed on him to build the same two story high and he did so. In order to comply with what I think just it is my will that my Executors appoint two or more good men to value the said second story of the house & when valued that my said Executors allow the said John Holloway the valuation out of the land that I have directed them to be sold for the benefit of my five daughters (to sold for the benefit of my five daughters -- repeated section, mdb) and after this deduction then divide as before directed. Joseph Haynes Seal Signed: Teste Benjamin Douglas Snr (??); Jacob Hornberger (Hanlsberger); Closten (Sebastian) Harnsbarger; Mary -} (her mark) Humphries. 2d item words attend South Four erased these words is the river underlined the words and hay (This postscript is very hard to read , as is the one below -- can't make out most of the words. mdb) Jrd item the words erased the of underline this feather son Botetourt September Court 1815 This instrument of writing purporting to be the last will & t e s tament of Joseph Haynes dec'd . was exhibited in Court and :proven by the oath of Vir~ Appalachian Notes �'I I Jacob Harnsbarger & Sebastian Harnsbarger two of the witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded. And on motion of Wm. H. Haynes one of the Executors therein named certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form he having first made oath and with security entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of $12 ' , 000 conditioned as the law directs. Teste Jn . M. Bowyer DCK (note: Joseph Haynes' wife was Jennet Young, daughter of John & Agnes Elizabeth Ia.vis Young, of Augusta & Rockingham Counties, Va. She was Joseph's 2nd wife, mdb) :;;: :: :: ====:: :-: :-::: == == ::=: :::: === :::-: :::: ======== =::::::: ::::: :: :::-::::: :-: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :; :::: :: :: :: :: : : :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: == :: :: =: :: : : :: == : : :·: :: :: ::: KEEPING THE ONCE LOST FRCM GETTING LOST AGAIN, by Richard Andre One of the m::>st rewarding sidelights of the genealogical hobby is the discovery of the last resting place of our long departed ancestors . It is sanehow sad to consider that many old graves are unmarked and often times it is only through our reseaarch that their location beccrres known. The writer has discovered at least five in his own -family line that were either unmarked or the original stones have eroded away. What can we do to assure that future researchers will be able to find and identify these graves? Any individual can usually see that a rood.est stone is cut and placed on an unmarked grave once the person is sure of his fact. Most m::in~t carpanies, especially small struggling ones, will sell a sirm;>le flat granite headstone for less than $50. Note I specify granite because it is tim:!less, and scoundrels will steal bronze markers. You must consider that the well-cared-for caretery you see today may be left to fend for itself in a hundred years or so. Do not choose an upright stone because it will eventually fall or be pushed over. Now here is a simple tip . The installation of a small headstone, say 50 or 60 lbs., is very easy! Just buy a 90 lb . bag of sakrete- dig a hole about 6 inches deep exactly the size of the sakrete bag-place the bag in the hole and cut out the top of the bag. Lay the headstone exactly on top of the exposed sakrete and I guarantee roother nature wi 11 do the rest . The rain and natural darrq;>ness wi 11 solidify the sakrete and the new headstone will have a good solid foundation. fran: IMPRINTS 13 . 1-1994; The Genealogical Socity of Broward County, Inc ., Fort Lauderdale FL via KANAWHA VALLEY (W .VA) GENF.ALOOICAL SOCIE'TY JOURNAL, Spring 1992 �LEGISLATIVE PETITION To the Honorable the Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of Delegates of the Commonwealth of Virginia. This Petition of Christopher Hetherington David Eaton and William Henderson humbly Sheweth unto your honorable body that about t~e year 1796 that they emi grated f rom that part of the Kingdom of Great Britain called Ireland, to the united States of America and have Settled themselves in the County of Giles and State of Virginia. Your Petitioners further Represents that Being f oreigners and unquainted with the Laws of the country in which they had Settled , had no knowledge that they were bound to comply with a Special Law, in that case made and provided, before they could enjoy all the rights and previledges(?) of an American born citizens, untill Some time in the year 1811 Your Petitionersfurther Represent that after their arrivial into the united States of America , and before they came to the knowledge of the Law of naturallization. That by their honest industry and hard Labour they had Acquired a right to, and are in possession of the Several Tracts of Land hereafter Described, Which your Petetioners are now informed have be come eschrated to the commonwealth. Your Pe tetioners further States that they At th e Superior Court of Law held for the County of Giles at the April Term 1811 was Admited to , and did take the oaths of Fidelity To the Commonwealth and declared their intentons of becoming citizens of the united States. Your Petitioners will further represent (page 2) That some of t hem are now far advanced in Life a nd all of them Large fam ilies, And Should they at this pe_e ace(?) of life be depr ived of t he lands they hav e honestly earned . That it will leave them of Support. Your Pet it i oners therefore pray your honorable body to pass a Law Reling i sh i ng the Ri ght of the commonwealth unto your Petitioners to the followin g t racts of Land wh i ch is to say to Christopher Hetherington one Tract of Land containing 184 acres conveyed to John Stafford by Thomas Hammons and by John Stafford to the said Hetherington. To David Eaton one tract of 90 acres Conveyed to hi m by John Mar cum To William Henderson one Tract of 85 acres convey to h i m by Jo s eph Cloyd . The aforesaid tracts of Land all lyin g in the County of Gile s on the waters of Walker creek and your Petitioners as in duty bound will pray Chas Hetherengher David Eaton Wi lliam Henders on 21st Nov 1812 (page 3) We the undersigned to humby certify that we have been acqua inted with Christopher Hetherington David Eaton & William Henderson for Sev e ra l year s last past and ~ave no hesitation in saying that t hey have duri ng a nd acquaintance with them always be h av e themselves with Character of honest industrious Citizens and that they a ppear to be mu ch atteached to the Constituted authority of the Country Give n under our hands at Giles Court house the 20th of Nov 1812. Andrew Johnston John Peck David French C Snidow Be nja'n Peck G S Pearis John Mcclaugherty Reuben Johns t on Isaac Chapman With this petition there were three William Henderson in the Giles Co, Va, between 1800 and 1810. (1) William shown in the petition above; (2) William, s /o John (d 1813) & Mary (O'Bryan); (3) William, (1776-1846 WV) s/o Jolm (d 1787) &Arme (Gi vens ), md 7 Jan 1800 Montgomery Co, Va, Nancy "Arm" Dingess. William #3 lived in Monroe, Cabell &Logan Co, WV. In the past these 3 Williams have been combined into one person. �'73 MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY Rt. 681, Botetourt Co., VA Copied 8 September 1984 by Ruth G. Hale 1. LUGAR, George s. Oma o. 2. Shirlie Burnett LUGAR CMG 1 U S NAVY Sept. 27, 1919 - Mar. 15, 1984 3. LUGAR, Kermitt E. Hattie V. 4. RIDDLEBARGER, Lawrence F. Ne ll ie L. 5. RIDDLEBARGER, Wil liam R. Claudia M. 6. Betty .J. .JOHNSON 7. Hilda 8. Edward z. Apr. 13, 1886 - Oct. 17, 1966 Mar. 6, 1888 - Nov. 22, 1959 1917 191 6 - w. Child 11. Harriett 12. SCOTT, 13. WILHELM, 1911 - 1978 1913 1909 - 1975 1920 - 3. (infant) Jan. 14, 1899 - Mar . 27, 1962 Nov. 7, 1899 - Mar.. 28, 1968 JOHNSON 9 . HONTS, George Ausborn Sa. Frances Hodges 10. 1971 Apr. 12, 1936 .JOHNSON WORLD WAR II, Boy HONTS 1909 - 1975 1911 - Pre. u S Army ... 1966 - 19 w. wire of T. SWITZER Mar. 2, 1845 - .July 14, 1909 o. C. Oct. 27, 1923 - Nov. 15, 1983 Catherine M. Sept. 3, 1927 Walter L. Dec. 6, 1889 Frances K. Feb. 18, 1893 14. Audrey King DRUMMOND (No death dates) 1920 - 1983 Dec. 3D, 1877 - Feb. 12, 1942 15. BARGER, Charles E. 16. BARGER, Eliza 17. Lillian B. BARGER 18. Violet H. CHILDS 19. G. Linwood CHILDS Dec. 28, 1939 - Dec. 30, 1942 20. Arlene A. NEWCOMB Jan. 6, 1928 - June 27, 1929 21. SCOTT 22. May 2 0, 1922 - Jan. 7, 1929 NEWCOMB, Madelene May 27, 1935 - .June 2, 1935 Otis Grey Ot;is M. Dec. s, 1902 - Aug. 18, 1986 Iva Lugar Mar. s, 1897 Iva Luga r Newcomb 1891i 1983 23. Belle M. HONTS 1874 - 1966 24. James H. HONTS 1867 - 1932 25. Berta L. HONTS Mar. 10, 1869 - Dec. 30, 1926 c. Henry H. Lorene N. Feb. 2s, 1848 - Aug. 28 , 1941 Dec. 31, 1870 - Feb. 13, 1902 Mar. 21 , 1913 - Apr. 26, 1941 Feb. 26, 193 0 Sept. 4, 1926 - June 2s, 1963 - vu.,ma Appalaohi&n N~ �MT . MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY July 16, 1835 - Jan. 9, 1923 26. Mi r ia L. HONTS 27. Ander son H. HONTS 28 . He nry HONTS 29. WILHELM , Eugene Martin Betty Brown 30. Mar y Selle KING 31. Abbigal Wilmina KING 32. Emeli n e STULL 32a. 8 7y . Sm . 24d. Jul y 24, 1838 - Sept. 2 , 1901 Jan 1 , 1811 - Jan . 2 , 190 1 63y . 1m. 8d. 90y . Sd. July 26, 1931 - July 15 , 1983 Feb. 6 , 1934 - 1915 - 1984 (Eagle Rock Funeral Home) Apr. 24, 1882 - Mar. 25 , 1953 Feb . 18, 1838 - May 27, 1908 Betti e E. KING Nov. 21, 1861 - July 1, 1901 33. James Wes ley KING 34 . STULL, James A. Stull Aug. 28, 1868 - Oct. 27, 1931 Bell e M. McAllister Aug. 14 , 1872 35. LUGAR , Kenne th Waldo (Happy) Margaret K. 36. WILHELM, Char les I. Vivi a F. 37 . Emma Austin BEAMER 38. E . T. SEAMER 39. Alice E . 40. J ames A. BEAMER 41. Henry M. HOOK 42 . Ada F. NOFSINGER wife of H. M. HOOK 43. Edwar d R. SEAMER 44. Janie W. BEAMER 45. s. 46. Katie Ray BEAMER 47. Oct. 20, 1864 - Apr . 7, 1947 Mar. 3 1 , 19 14 Sept • 9 , 19 1 3 Jan. 28, 18 75 - Nov. 17 , 1950 July 30, 1875 - July 26 , 1928 1885 - 1950 1877 - 1936 wife of J. A. BEAMER July 14, 1853 - J une 13, 1922 Jan. 5, 1850 - May 16 , 1930 May 28, 1862 - Apr. 2s, 1921 Feb. 18, 1867 - June 21, 1952 1884 - 1945 Feb. 21, 1892 - Dec. 29, 1975 Harri s on BROWN Dec. s, 1880 - July 19, 1958 wife of s. H. BROWN Feb. 2, 1887 Fi e lds tone 48. HIPES, Mar y V. 1866 - 1945 Charles D. 1861 - 1943 49. Cl a r e nce B. so . HIPES , Harrison Sar ah A. 5 1. Frank T. STULL s on of c. D. & M. v. HIPES Jan. 19, 1896 - June 16, 1922 Nov. 12, 1824 - Aug. 18, 1900 Aug . 25, 1821 - Sept. 22, 1899 son of J. H. & Mary E. Stull 52. Thomas E. MARTIN 52a . Betty A. MARTIN died Aug . s, 19 17 died Jan . 13, 1899 53. MOTHER Mamie E. HAMILTON 54. CLARK, 55. Charlie E. NOFSINGER 56. John ZELL 57. Mary A. William M. Lucy s. Mar. 24, 1897 - July 5, 1899 Age 72 yrs. Age 52 yrs Aug. 19, 1888 - Dec. 22, 1947 23 Dec. 16 , 1889 - Feb. 10 , 1960 f VIRGINIA Pvt . Co. Al\.Inf. Sept. 5, 1908 - Jan 24, 1980 Nov. 1, 1899 - Nov . 28, 1970 July 17, 1832 - Dec. 18, 191 4 wife of J ohn ZELL Sept. 23, 1832 - Feb. V1rj1111a Appalachian NoteP (stone broken off) w.w . r �75 MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY 58. Lucy R. infant of J. W. & Lucy A. BARGER Lucy A. wife of J. W. BARGER 61. Mar. 22, 1898 - June a , 1 898 Feb. 27, 1862 - Mar . 27 , 1898 Jacob w. BARGER husband of Lucy A. Bar ger Sept . s, 1859 - July 2 5, 1949 Broken stone, par t l y buried 62. Edward G. DOOLEY 63. Vivian 64. William A. DOOLEY 65. Nicholas N. CALDWELL 66. J . S. HUTSON 67. Mary Vi rginia HUTSON 68. ARMENTROUT 69. Wayne M. WI LLIAMSON 70. Edward 71. Martha A. CRUSH 72. BRADLEY 73 . William L. BRADLEY 74. BRADLEY, Charles E. Laura B. 75. Fr ank T. 76. William ZELL 77. Jul i a COPPS WILHELM 78. BOSSERMAN, 79. NEWCOMB, Mar shall s. Dorothy L. Feb. 18, 1907 - Nov. 26, 1978 Aug. 12, 1918 - BO. NEWCOMB , Stuart R. Charlotte 1876 - 1958 1874 - 1944 59. 60. c. c. Sept. 9, 1904 - Dec. 25 , DOOLEY 1905 Sept. 17, 1900 - July 12, 1904 Feb. 12 , 1894 - Mar. 4, 1901 Dec. 17, 18 19 - Mar. 9 , 1906 Dec. 18, 1836 - FEb. 3 , 19 10 1838 - 1934 Oct . 11, 1909 - Feb. 11, 1973 Nov. 7, 1912 - Dec. 15, 1962 Cecil K. Ethel B. 1945 - Sept. 11' 1831 CRUSH - Sept. 18 , 19 13 Oct., 24 , 1838 - Jan. 31. 1903 Lawrence P. Edith L. son of 1959 s. 64Y. 3m. 6d. 1902 - 1976 1906 - 1979 Pvt. U S Army t 15, 1929 - Dec. 20 , 1 972 July 4, 1864 - Mar. a, 1908 Dec. 27, 1875 (Radar Fune ral Marker-no date l eft ) Nov. T. & D. M. HOOVER Sept. 23, 1897 - Oct. 25 , 1897 Oct. 24, 1863 - June 1, 1947 wife of J . W. ZELL June 22, 1870 _ Jan. Feb. 11 , 1898 - May 23, 19 70 Apr. 7, 1909 - Joseph M. Mary M. o. 81. Inf. son o f J . W. & V. E. RUBLE 82. RUBLE, James w. Dec . 6 , 1859 - J an. 13, 1935 Virginia E . Aug. 20, 1861 - May 2, 1953 83. Fieldston e 84. Benjamine RIDDLEBARGER as. Marcus RIDDLEBARGER Mar . 15 , 1884 - July 16, 1949 86. Lucian RIDDLEBARGER Jan. 11' 1847 - Nov. 15, 1942 87. Matthew RIDDLEBARGER ea. Catharine RIDDLEBARGER as. Belle RIDDLEBARGER 3 1, Father Mother b. & d. May 1894 Aug . 29 , 1889 - May 9, 1975 May 19, 1877 - Sept. 20, 1903 Nov. 13, 1845 - Apr . 24, 192 6 1882 - 196 2 Vil',m1a Appalachian N oteP. 26y. 4m . 1 d. 1923 �16 MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY 90. G. W. LUGAR 91. Lillie L . BENNETT 92. Elsie P. dau. of W. E. 93. Gladys c. dau. of W. E. & C. A. LUGAR 94. LUGAR, 95. Etta B. 96. LUGAR, 97. LUGAR, Byron W. 98. Sarah E. 99. LUGAR , Oct. 22, 1836 - Apr . 30, 1910 1877 - 1960 c. A. LUGAR & b. d. 1911 1903 - 1917 Wood E. .Jan. 24, 1881 - Sept . 21, 1967 Clara Beamer .July 17, 1880 - Mar. 28, 1930 wife of G. C. HAMILTON Sal l ie Mag Latha Groves Aug. 5 , 1880 - Mar. 19, 1917 .July 9, 1880 - Mar. 5, 1937 Apr. 28 , 1872 - Mar . 24, 1936 .June 18, 1883 - Sept. 21 , 1918 wife of W. B. LUGAR William B. Mar. 24 , 1850 - Mar. 9, 1909 Apr . 15, 1852 - May 27, 1927 100. CLARKSON, 101. John D. CLARKSON, J r. 102. CLARKSON, 103. William A. YOUNG 104. Nellie E. 105.. Sallie 106. Rosa L. 107. Mary 108. (Funeral Home Marker ) Roxie Young S LOAN 109. Mother 110. Richard son of N. B. CLARK gran dmother Mary CLARK 111. William M. CLARK 112. Robert A. WILHELM c. & s. Lewis L. Oct. 1891 - May 19 17 1904 - 1926 .John O~las 1859 - 1904 Elizabeth Nancy 1875 - 1942 1862 - 1945 Inf. child of Peter YOUNG YOUNG 1880 - wife of William 1951 s. WHI TE wife of E. R. KYLE Mary CLARK July 3 , 1903 - Sept. 29, 1903 Nov. Dec. 13, 1882 - Dec. 28, 1909 27Y. 1Sd. s, 1869 - Feb. 24, 1893 1905 - 1966 .Jan. 1 , 1839 - Aug. 21 , 1920 Oct. 26, 1888 - Dec. 1, 1906 Erected by his Aug. 2 1, 183 1 - Nov. 21, 1915 11 3. .Jan. 1' 1839 - Dec. 28, 1895 Harr iet WI LHELM Nov. 9, 1841 Mar. 15, 1924 114. Mother Anna ARMENTROUT 115. Father .John D• ARMENTROUT 116 . Mary E. ARMENTROUT 117 . Archie ARMENTROUT 118. William Henry .June 18, 1897 119. Francis Dolorese CLARKSON 120. Blanche Oneil CLARKSON 121. .John W. PULLEN Feb. 15, 1841 - Apr. 28, 1902 hi s wife Mary M. WILHELM May 2, 1844 - .July 17, 1912 Robert P. PULLEN May 6, 1873 - Mar. 29, 1901 122. Mary G. dau . of ..J. F. & L. E. PULLEN 123. Mother Louie L. PULLEN - 1877 - 1944 1873 - 1947 Nov. 16, 1916 - Mar. 22, 1917 .Jan. 19, 1901 - .July 11, 1901 inf. son of Mr. & Mrs • ..J . D. CLARKSON 1929 1937 - 1883 - Apr. 4, 1897 - 1929 1937 Apr. 18 , 1967 V.ir'1Dia Appalachian No~ 19 0 5 - Jan . 1 1, 1911 �'7 'l MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY 124. Father J. Floyd PULLEN 125. N. Lucille PULLEN Aug. 17, 1909 - Oct. 7, 1983 126. PULLEN, Feb. 6, 1919 Mar. 20, 1911 - Mar. 3, 1974 127. Joseph H. KING 128. Sarah M. wife of J. H. KING 129. G. W. KING Mar . 14, 1871 - Sept. 26, 1938 130. W. H. KING Nov. 23, 1897 - Jan. 15, 1919 131. Winfred Lloyd WILHELM 132. Cletis Lloyd WI LHELM 133 . Lottie C. UNDERWOOD 134. Hobart UNDERWOOD 135. M. Mason LUGAR 136. May 10, 1858 - Jan. 19, 1951 WI LHELM, James Robert Nov. 22, 1860 - Dec. 15, 1949 Mary Elizabeth 137. Mother 138. PULLEN, James A. Myrtle o. Dec. 3, 1914 May 25, 1920 139. PULLEN, Oct. 30, 1874 - Jan. 23, 1952 Aug. 3, 1876 - Mar . 23, 1952 140. ARMENTROUT, J. Lewis Oct . 9, 1913 Gladys Pullen Mar. 17 , 1912 141. Anna LINKENHOKER 142. Charlie H. LINKENHOKER 143. Laura D. SPICER 144. Myrtle A. CLARK 145 0 W. A. CLARK 146. Gary D. MERCHANT 147. Charles Fenton HIPES 148. Bennie W. PIERCE, Jr. 149. Mother Father John F. Ollie M. 1883 - 1950 daughter Dec. 13, 1849 - July 22, 1919 July 16, 1851 - Dec. s, 1921 Mrs. Virginia B. KING July 15, 1930 - Feb. 15 , 1946 Aug. 31, 1905 - Apr. 26, 1973 Aug. 26, 1907 - July 1, 1952 Dec. 27, 1898 - Dec. 26, 1948 1884 - 1956 Feb. 22, 1888 - Dec. 5, 1978 Mamie W. STULL James M. Lina M. 1877 - 1939 June 2 , 1871 - Mar. 12, 1952 Oct . 23, 1875 - Mar. 31, 1940 wife of W. A. 1877 - 1885 - 1963 1955 1938 - 1983 Feb . 20, 1890 - Mar. 9, 1975 Nov. 7, 1919 A. E. RIDDLEBARGER W. A. RIDDLEBARGER 1855 1846 - 150. Nina Alice BARGER Apr. 12, 1878 - 151. Wo R. BARGER Nov. 7, 1865 - Feb . 152. Ester SHAFFER wife of W. R. BARGER 153. MC CLUNG, Squire E. Marie w. 1929 1927 Apr. 29 , 1919 12, 1927 Aug. 26, 1885 - DEc . 2, 1972 June 25, 1895 - Apr. 20, 1968-TPvt. Co. G 317 Inf June 28, 1903 - Jan . 24, 1982 Virginia Appa.laoh.tan NoteA WW I �MT . MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY 154. Inf . son 155. Father Samuel H. RIDDLEBARGER 156. Mother Julia F. RIDDLEBARGER 157 . Son 158. Rober t R. SCOTT 159 . Pearl Young SCOTT 160 . Fathe r Mothe r 16 1. Ralph Meade PEERY 162 . No na me - Funeral Home Mar ker 163. No n ame -Funeral Home Mar ker 164 . No name - 1954 1 65. Ch il d 166. BARGER , 167. L. L. "Happy" BARGER 1909 - 198 1 168 . Robert Silvesta WILHELM Feb. 8, 1863 - Feb. 8 , 1957 169 . Cather ine Jane WILHELM Fr ank G. Nov. 15, 1883 - Oct. 11 , 1966 May 3 1, 1890 Ma y 5 , 1920 - Sept . 10 , 1932 1890 - 1948 1900 - 198 1 J. S. MC. CALEB 1856 - 19 14 Mary A. DICKSON , his wife 1866 - 1925 1937 - 1959 (Fune r a l Home Marker) Eagle Rock Funeral Home Ella Ruth dau. of J. John S. Emma w. Mar ker s. & E. W. BARGER Mar. 14, 1919 - Oct. 28, 1922 1867 - 1953 1894 - 19 Sept. 17, 1866 - Nov. s, 1963 1 70. Willie C. ARMENTROUT Pvt. US Army Feb. 20 , 1933 - Aug . 11, 1976 Fun e r a l Ma rker 1933 - 1979 ) 1 7 1. :c F l ossie Alls BEAMER === ===== = 1929 - 1984 == = - " " " " " If " " BARGER " " " " " " " " " " Anna Archie Cecil K. Ethel B. Gladys Pullen J. Lewis John D. Mary E. Willie C. Charles E. Eliza c. El l a Ruth Emma w. Ester Shaffer J acob W. J ohn s. L. L. "Happy" Lill ian B. Lucy A. Lucy R. (Rader ( Robinson Funer a l Home) ==========- - - ==== = == = = - -- -- MT. MORIAH CEMETERY ARMENTROUT -f- 114 117 68 68 140 140 115 116 170 15 16 165 166 152 60 166 167 17 59 58 INDEX BARGER fl BEAMER " " " " " " BENNETT BRA DLEY " " " fl BOSSERMAN " BROWN " CALOWELL Nina Alice W. R. Alice E. Edward R. Emma Austin E. T. Fl ossie Alls J ames A. Janie W. Lillie L. Charles E. Edith L. Laura B. Lawrence P. William L. Joseph Mo Mary Mo Katie Ray Beamer s. Harrison Nicholas N. 150 151 39 43 37 38 171 40 44 91 74 72 74 72 73 78 78 46 45 65 ~ �MT. MORIAH CEMETERY CHILDS " CLARK " " " " " " CLARKSON " " " " " " CRUSH " " " DRUMMOND DOOLEY HAMILTON " HIPES " " " " " HONTS " " " " " " " " HOOK " " JOHNSON ,," HUTSON KING " " " " " " " " KYLE 19 G. Linwood Violet H. Lucy s. Mary Myrtle Richard W. 18 54 109 144 110 145 54 111 120 102 1 19 102 101 100 A. William M. William M. Blanch Oneil Elizabeth Nancy Francis Dolor~e John D,!:!.glas John o., Jr. Lewis L.. William Henry Edward c. Martha A. Edward G. Vivian c. William A. Audrey King Etta B. Mamie E. Charl es D. Charles Fenton Clarence B. Harrison Mary v. Sarah A. Anderson H. Belle M. Berta L. Child Frances Hodges George A. Henry James H. Mira L . Ada F. Nofsinger Henry M. J. 118 70 71 62 63 64 14 95 53 48 147 49 50 48 so 27 23 25 10 9 9 28 24 26 42 41 s. Mary Vir ginia Betty J. Edward W. Hilda z. Abbigal Wilmi na Bettie E. G. W. James Wesley Joseph H. Mary Belle Sarah M. wife of J. H. Mrs. Virginia B. W~ H. Mary c. wife of E. R. 66 67 6 8 INDEX LINKENHOKER " LUGAR " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " MARTIN " " " MERCHANT NEWCOMB " " " " " " " " NOFSINGER PEERY PIERCE PULLEN " " " 32 " 30 128 129 130 107 Latha Gr oves Mar gar et K. M. Mason Oma o. Sallie Mag Sarah E. wife of w. S hirlie Burnett William s. Wood E. Betty A. Thomas E. MC CLUNG 7 31 " " " " " RIDDLEBARGER " " " Vucirua APP&laohfan Notes 14 1 142 97 94 92 1 93 90 3 3 K. W. MC CALAB " " " 129 33 127 Anna Charlie H. Byron w. Clara Beamer Elsie P. George s. Gladys c. G. W. Hattie v. Kermit E. J. s. Mary A. Dickson Marie w.• Squire E. Gary o. Arlene A. Charlotte o. Dorothy L. Iva Lu ger Magdelene Mar s h all s. Otis Grey Otis M. Stuart R. Charles E. Ralph Meade Bennie w., Jr. James A. James M. John F. J. Floyd John w.. Lina M. Louie L. Mary G. Mary M. Wilhelm Myrtle o. N. Lucille Ollie M. Robert P. A. E . - mother Bell Benjamin Catharine 35 s. 96 35 135 1 96 98 2 99 94 52 52 160 160 153 153 146 20 80 79 22 22 79 22 22 80 55 161 1 48 138 139 126 124 121 139 123 122 1 21 138 125 126 121 149 89 84 88 �MT. MORIAH CEMETERY RIDDLEBARGER It ,, " It " II It " " " " RUBLE " " SCOTT " " " " " SLOAN SPICER STULL " " " It Claudia M. Frank G. Infant son .Julia F. Lawrence F. Lucian Mar cus Matthew Nellie L. Samuel H. w. A. fathe r William R. Infant son of .J. w. & V.E. .Ja mes w. Virginia E. Catherine M. Henry H. Lore n e N. - - 5 157 154 156 4 86 85 87 4 155 149 5 81 82 82 12 21 21 o. c. 12 Pearl Young 159 Robert R. 158 Ro xie Young 108 Laura o. 143 Belle M. McAllister 34 Emeline 32 Frank T. 51 .Ja mes A. 34 Mami e w. 137 80 INDEX SWITZER UNDER~IOOD " WHITE WILHELM II " " " " " " " It " " " " YOUNG " " WILLIAMSON ZELL " " " Ha rriett Hobert Lott ie Rosa L. eett y Brown Catherine .Jane Charles I Cletis Lloyd Eugene Martin Frances K. Harriet .James Robert Mary Elizabeth Robert A. Robert Silvesta Vivia F. Walter L. Winfred Lloyd Nellie E. Sallie s. Wi lliam A. Wayne M. .John .Julia Copps, wife of J. w. Mary A. William 11 134 133 106 29 169 36 132 29 13 113 136 136 11 2 168 36 13 131 104 105 106 69 56 77 57 76 ======================================= == THIRD FAMILY HIS TORY INSTITUTE The third Fami l y History Inst itute, sponsored by Kegley Books of Wythe vi ll e, Va , will be held on Sat , May 21 , 1994, a t the Holiday Inn in Wythe ville. It will be a o n e - day seminar with a banquet, featuring Mary B Kegl ey, author, lecturer, historian, attorney and Inst itute Director, Conley L Edwards, III, Head of Pub l ic Services, and Minor Weisiger, Archivist, both from the Va State Library & Archives, and Jo White Linn, a nationally know profess i onal genealogist, and outstanding speaker about NC research and writing. The program will have something for those just beginning their family search, as we ll as those who have more expenience. Of special interest will be sessions about hand-writing, evaluating resources, wills, cemetery records, records availab le at t h e Va State Library, military records and, how to do research in NC. Mrs Linn, author of 20 books and numerous artic l es on gen ealo gical sub ject s in nationa l , state and county publications, will speak at the banque t 'Jn "Getting into Print: how to Publish a Family History Hithout Brain Strain . " Pre-reg i stration is required as space is limited. Foe further. information send a stamped envelop1! to Family History Institute, PO Box 134, Wytheville, Va 243~2, or call /03-228 - 3420. Virginia Appal~hian NotA~ �'ii I FOREST CHAPEL CEMETERY Botetourt Co., Va. From Rt. 11, Truckstop intersection, go south on Rt. 604 for 1 'l2 miles, tum left on Rt. 605, drive about 1 mile to Rt. 765 (Derek Drive), turn left, the cemetery is a short distance up on the hill. Starting at lower left side from gate. July 2, 1892 - Feb. 17, 1910 Aug. 3, 1921 - Aug. 15, 1921 Sept. 5, 1868 - July 14, 1928 Jan. 22, 1862 - Feb. 24, 1941 Nov. 6, 1938 1912 -1990 (Rader Fu. Home Marker) Sept. 20, 1910 - Nov. 1, 1945 1935 July 12, 1834 - Dec. 2, 1912 Harper, Ernest G., s/o John W. & L.B. Hai:per, Kathleen A., d/o E.C. & Mozell Harper, Laura Bell Isaacs, w/o J.W. Harper, John Wm. Harper, Inf. s/o E.C. & Mozell Harris, Guy Astor · + Harris, Gay R Harper, w Io Guy A. Harris, Inf. d/ o Guy & Gay Pifer, Isabell M. (My Wife) Grave,? Grave,? Tolley, David Wilmer + Grave,? Orange, Guy William (Father) Grave stones, no inscription Grave stones, no inscription Kesler, Josie V., d/o A.G. & Cora L. Kesler, Ellison, s/o A.G. & Cora L. Kessler, Cora Leigh Kessler, Agasta G. Kessler, Aaron Elwood May 24, 1939, Va. Pvt. 129 Engrs. [s/o Joe & Mary (Crawford) Tolley] Apr. 2, 1882 - June 10, 1959 May 9, 1909 - Nov. 16, 1914 Sept. 17, 1903 - Nov. 27, 1914 Sept. 3, 1880 - Mar. 11, 1958 Oct. 8, 1876 - Oct. 19, 1953 Apr. 22, 1917 - Dec. 15, 1980 SSgt. US Air Force Dec. 19, 1874 - Oct. 12, 1957 Jan. 23, 1863 - Feb. 27, 1952 Crawford, M. Blanche " 'J. Lee Crawford, William, s/o J. L. & M. B. Hinchee, John H. ) " , Bertha J. Stiltner ) McPherson, L. C. J same " , Bertha J. Hinchee } tombstone Goings, Peny L. ) " , Bertha J. McPherson } Hinchee, Lucy Pearl Orange Hinchee, Jos. Whorton Hinchee, Celestial Madora, w / o W. E. Hinchee, William E. Hinchee, H. D. Hinchee, Bettie, w Io H. D. Hinchee, Leroy, s/o W. E. & L. M. Home-made markers, no inscription Home-made markers, no inscription Home-made markers, no inscription Hinchee, Walter A. Harper, Oscar Wilmer March 5, 1912 - March 24, 1912 March 27, 1871 - Dec. 28, 1949 April 20, 1896 - Dec. 15, 1976 Jan. 30, 1891 - Jan. 11, 1957 Apr. 20, 1896 - Dec. 15, 1976 March 22, 1894 - July 24, 1982 Apr. 20, 1896 - Dec. 15, 1976 June 11, 1888 - May 7, 1972 Jan. 30, 18n - May 9, 1944 Dec. 17, 1873 - Aug. 15, 1943 Sept. 3, 1866 - June 26, 1932 Apr. 15, 1846 - Apr. 29, 1936 Feb. 20, 1849 - Oct. 26, 1916 Jan. 30, 1893 - July 5, 1911 Nov. 18, 1899 - Aug. 17, 1938 Jan. 16, 1891 - Oct. 13, 1948 1 vircmia Appalaoh1an NOCIS �FOREST CHAPEL CEMETERY + Harper, Nellie Hinchee Grave,? Grave,? Crawford, Josiah (Father) " , Pollie, w Io Josiah (Mother) Adams, G. W. (Father) Adams, Jennie (Mother) Graybill, Walter D. Graybill, Lillian C. Graybill, Solomon " , Emma P. Graybill, Emmett H. Graybill, Robert Lacy Graybill, Harry David Graybill, Emmett H.e nry Graybill, Arthur, Inf. s/o E. H. & L. W. " , Viola, Inf. d/o E. H. & L. W. Graybill, James E. (Father) " , Eliza 0. (Mother) Grave, marked with flowers Dooley, Elmer T. " , Nannie E. 2 children's graves marked with home-made stones, no inscriptions Dillard, Benjamin F. Dillard, Mary M., w Io B. F. Crawford, Nathan Thomas (Father) " , Daisy Ann (Mother) Crawford, Bennie Joseph Bushnell, Nora 0. " , Eber B. Bushnell, Alta M., Inf. d/ o Eber & Nora Crawford, Buford (Son) Orange, Leonard F. (Son) Bishop, Christine F. Bishop, Nellie Graybill (Mother) Gravemarker, no inscription Gravemarker, no inscription Bishop, Jimmie D., s/o E. N. & Icie Bishop, Glen M., s/o E. N. & Icie Bishop, E. Nathan (Father) " , Icie G. (Mother) Home-made stone, no inscription Hinchee, Elwood,· Sr. Hinchee, Lena Wise Love, Jimmy Harper, Judith Diane Harper, Jane Harris , Herbert C. Beckner, Tonyua Alta Beclcner, Inf. d/ o John & Alta 2 Vtrit1D1& Appa.laoh1a.n Not.ea Nov. 28, 1897 - May 18, 1975 Died Jan. 20, 1921, Aged 81 yrs. Died Dec. 19, 1921, Aged 86 yrs. Apr. 10, 1855 - Sept. 4, 1933 July 7, 1867 - Oct. 5, 1939 1888 -1974 1893 -1983 Jan. 1, 1847 - Dec. 19, 1928 June 19, 1851 - Apr. 10, 1942 March 18, 1886 - March 22, 1965 1928 -1974 ,RDC US Navy Dec. 10, 1916 - June 10, 1934 May 21, 1929 - July 5, 1931 May 20, 1918 June 5, 1920 Oct. 7, 1881 - Sept. 9, 1965 June 3, 1886 - June 9, 1976 1876 - 1959 1879 - 1965 May 3, 1869 - Feb: 8, 1960 March 23, 1878 - May 5, 1920 Nov. 19, 1868 - Dec. 15, 1938 May 18, 1875 - Nov. 15, 1946 Oct. 15, 1903 - June 19, 1962 Aug. 11, 1896 - Sept. 29, 1981 July 15, 1899 June 28, 1923 - June 30, 1923 1929 - 1929 June 21, 1916 - May 13, 1930 1939 -1984 (Rader Fu. Marker) Sept. 8, 1905 - Jan. 8, 1939 Sept. ZJ, 1941 - Jan. 31, 1942 Dec. 2, 1947 - Sept. 5, 1967 1906 -1982 1909 1917 - 1989 (Rader Fu. Marker) 1928 -1990 (Rader Fu. Marker) 1922 - 1970 (Rader Fu. Marker) May 9, 1942 - June 3, 1946 June 1, 1915 - June 1, 1990 (Add. John M. Oakey Marker) Aug. 27, 1907 Jan. 9, 1964 - Jan. 16, 1964 Sept. 19, 1951 �FOREST CHAPEL CEMETERY + Harper, Elmer C. (Father) Nov. 9, 1895 - March 17, 1952 Va. Cpl. Quartermaster Corps. W.W.I. (Married 25 Dec. 1919) Dec. 3, 1901 - Oct. 6, 1988 1932 - 1958 (Rader Fu. Marke r) 1901 - 1954 (Rader Fu. Marker) 1904 - 1982 (Rader Fu. Marker) 1861 - 1946 1890 -1984 " , Mozell B. (Mother) Harper, Helen Mae Harper, John A. Huper, Susie Mae Black, William H. Abby D. " I FOREST CHAPEL CEMETERY, ADD. Harper, John William, Jan. 22, 1862 - Feb. 24, 1941 b. Bot. Co. s/ o Noah Harper & Isabell (Crawford), both born Bot. Co. Bishop, Jimmie, Sept. 27, 1941 - Jan. 31, 1942 b. Bot. Co., d . Jeff. Hosp., s/o Nathan Bishop & Gladys (Graybill) Graybill, Mrs. Emma P., June 19, 1850 - Apr. 10, 1942 b. Bedford Co. Va., Fath. William Zimmerman, b. Bedford Co. (Charge to Mr. E. H. Graybill) Hinchee, Joseph Whorton, Jan. 30, 1877 - May 9, 1944 born Montg. Co. Va., wife, Lucy, s/o Howard Hinchee, b. Craig Co. Va & Elizabeth(Fizer)b. Craig Co. Va. Lucado, Edgar Randolph, Dec. 11, 1872 - June 21, 1946 (no marker) Farmer, b. Fluvanna Co. Va., wife Matilda Blanche{Huddleston) s/o John Lucado & Hester (White) (Rader Funeral) Hinchee, Mrs. Celestial Madora, Dec. 17, 1873 - Aug. 15, 1943 b. Bot. Co., d/o James A. Garst & Nancy M. (Graybill) (Charge to Nelson C. Hinchee, Weirton, W.Va.) Graybill, Solomon, Jan. 1, 1847 - Dec. 18, 1928 b . Ohio (Rader Fu.) Harper, Mrs. Laura Bell, Sept. 5, 1867 - July 14, 1928 b. Bedford Co. Va., d/o G. W. Isaacs & Nancy A. (Kessler) Rader Funeral Graybill, James E.'s son, died May 4, 1924 (no marker) Orange, Leonard Freeman, June 21, 1916 - May 13, 1930 b. Roanoke Co. Va., s/o A. N. Orange & Flora E. (Kessler) (Rader Fu.) Graybill, Harry D., Jan. 10, 1916 - June 10, 1934 18 yrs. 5 m., was hit by train, b. Bot. Co. Va., s/o E. H. Graybill, b. Bot. Co. & Laura(Mayo),b. Alleghany Co. Va. Bur. 12, June Crawford, Beauford, b. &: d. 11Feb.1929 s/o Everett T. Crawford, b. in Texas, & Bessie M., b. Craig Co. (Rader Fu.) Recorded by Ruth G. Hale 16 March 1991 3 �QUERIES 94-3 4 : Seeking info on Selina Dandridge WILLIAMS m William Edward LEWIS ca 1830 . Ch: Virginia Ann LEWIS rrd Harvey Deskin WELLS, Delia Elizabeth LEWIS rrd James E. WATKINS , Martha Agnes LEWIS rrd Daniel R. HARBISON, Harriet Louise LEWIS rrd Spassel HILTON & 2nd William TURNER . Living in Floyd as wid in 1890. Darlene Lancaster, P. 0. Box 35, Christiansburg,_ VA 24073 94-35: Seeking info on John & Lydia MITCHELL P/o Nancy Ann MITCHELL (Mrs. James Plesant "Pled" HCMERY) originally from Bedford Co . Darlene Lancaster, see 94-34 . 94-36: Celia BONDURANT rrd Joseph FUQUA 13 Nov 1782 in Bedford VA . Who were her pars, sibs? Beverly Otey Kennedy, 2847 Titleist Dr, Salem, VA 24153-6801 94-37 : Mary C GILL, wid/o Mack WAINWRIGHT rrd John Hopkins OTEY 1 Oct 1828 in Bedford VA . Sarah GILL rrd AtlTLStead OTEY 10 Jan 1808 in Bedford VA. Both daus of Charles GILL . Who was his wife & other ch? Any info appreciated. Beverly Otey Kennedy, see 94- 36 94-38: PECK-SEVERS. William SEVERS rrd Catherine PECK in 1793 Montgomery Co , VA. She was d/o George PECK. Any info appreciated. Charles Severs , 5117 Euclid, LoUisville, KY 40272 . 94-39 : MEADOR, Benjamin - Need par/info on ch. B ca 1775 Prince Edward Co. Md Elizabeth BASHAM (b ca 1777 VA, fa: William) 21 Dec 1797 Bedford Co. 9 ch - only have 6 names: Burwell, Nehemiah (Barren Co, KY), Teff1Perance , Matthew, Theodocia & ?Benjamin G. Theodocia had illeg ch, Mary Jane, b ca 1798 Bedford or Franklin Co. Peggy Ruble, 166 NW 200, Warrensburg , MO 64093 94-40: FLANA9AN, Briant Andrew - b 1792-1798 VA. Living with ?par ~bell Co, KY 1812-1829 then Barren/Hart Cos, KY. In 1880 census states fa (John) b Ireland (ca 1775 or earlier) & mother b Wales. Peggy Ruble , see 94-39 94-41 : GREEN-PARRISH - Info on John GREEN b ca 1730 & Mary PARRISH b ca 1735 . Md ca 1755 ?Goochland Co. Ch listed in "Douglas Register": William, Judith, Thomas, Edward, Frances, Mary, Lucy & James. Son, Thomas b 31 May 1763 in Revolutionary War, bd Effingham Co, IL. Peggy Ruble, see 94-39 . 94-42: Seek info on fam & anc of William & Sarah PIERSON (Pearson) JORDAN of Bedford Co. Their dau, Lucinda JORDAN, b 1814, rrrl Houston McCRERY i n Botetourt Co, 1836. Marcia L. Logsdon, Rt. 9 , Box 53-C , Santa Fe , NM 87505 94-43: Need info on the "Jno CALER" who is on the 1785 Petition of Bedfor d Co . .. residing on the South Side of Staunton River . Billie R. Lewis , 1104 Voncile Street, Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 94-44: Would like to corres with anyone working on the early HALE fam of Franklin & adjacent cos of S W VA . Billie R. Lewis , see 94- 43 . 94-45 : Would like to corres with anyone working on the WEEKS fam of early Franklin & adjacent cos of S W VA . Billie R. Lewis , see 94-43 . 94-46: Need info on Patrick Co area anc , late 1700s: Edward COCKRAM , Sr , John VIER , Charles RAKES. Need origin, par , marriages . Danny R. Kuhn , Box 323 , Cool Ridge, W V 25825. 94-47 : Need anc info on Peter LONG & Mary "Polly" VEST , rrd 11-13-1806 i n �¥5 Washington Co. How were Washington Co VESTs related to Patrick Co VESTs? Danny R. Kuhn, see 94-46. 94-48: Seek info abt John & Elizabeth B~ . They lived on Craig' s Creek late 1700s, early 1800s. John d 1826 in Montgomery Co . Was Elizabeth ' s rraiden nanrl LAFON? Who were John ' s par? Did he have bros & sis? ~ Bowen, 6174 Sherrran Road, Atchison, KS 66002 . 94- 49: Need info on John STEPHENS, lived i n Sout hern VA KY , ca 1800. Opal Bowen, see 94-48 . & moved to Adai r Co, 94-50: Seek info about Joel WALKER & Sarah BCMEN. They were n-d 13 Jan 1774, Goochland Co, VA, & lived in Franklin Co. Who were their pars, bros & sis? ~ Bowen, see 94-48. 94-51: Samuel MAJORS VA, d/o Joseph WEST) PA. Seek info prior Eugene C. Major, 253 (farmer) b 1778 VA m:l Abigail WEST (b 1779 Bedford Co, 28 Dec 1798 Bedford Co, VA - d 23 Apr 1853 Beaver Co, to their marriage . They moved to PA bet 1800 & 1803. Windsong Lane , Lilburn, GA 30247-3951 94- 52: Searching for info on Guy L. BEAVERS b 1845 . His par were William BEAVERS & Nancy HARRISON. They were m:l Oct 23, 1828, Tazewell Co, VA. Guy m:l Hannah CHRISTIAN, (b 1849) Nov 30, 1865 in Tazewell Co, VA. Does anyone know if the VFW Hall in Tazewell is named after any related Beavers? Cathy Beavers , 1427 Larsen Lane, Naperville, IL 60563 . 94-53 : Looking to share info re Peter HAMMOND b Jan 27, 1820 Montgomery Co , VA, d Dec 1897 Botetourt Co, VA. He was m:l to Sarah SMILEY (b Mar 4, 1817, Botetourt Co, VA). Cathy Beavers, see 94-52 . 94-54: Would like any info anyone has on the surnarre GORE - like David GORE on page 147 of VA APPALAOIIAN NCYl'ES of Nov 1992 . Herbert L. Gore, 717 Pet ers Road, Knoxville, TN 37922-4353. (Note : Mr. Gore wrote his family was from Rocky Mount, VA, and he also sent family group sheets of Gores which included Vice President Al Gore.) :.::.: :.:.:.: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :: ::.:= ::.:::.:.:.::.::.::.: ==:.:::.: :=:: :: :.: :: :: :: :: :.: :;::::: :: :::.: :: ::.:::::..: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.::: :.: :: :: == :: :: :.: =:::.::.:. :: !"=:: :: :: :: :: :: ::. :: =~ FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA p 42. Chap. 62 . (pass e d Mar 13, 184 8 ) 1 . . . . . That s o much of Patrick Co. as lies next to and adj oining Franklin Co., a n d i s con tained in the triang ular space lying on the nor t h east side of Smith ' s river , formed by the mee ting of the line dividing Pat rick Co f rom He nry Co , with the line dividing Patri c k c o from Franklin co and the sd Smith' s r i ver cr o sses th e sd line dividing Patri c k and Franklin counties b elow th e Bl ue fal l s a nd t he r e sidence of Jacob Prillaman; thence along and down sd r iver as it meand e rs, to the point where sd rive r crosses the sd line d i v iding Pat r ick and He nry Cos, shall be annexed to Franklin County. 2 ••••••••• 3 . This act shall b e f orc e from the first day o f Octob e r next. from "Acts of the Gener al Ass embly of Vi rgini a : 1848-9", :::::::=:::::::: :::::::::::::::: :: :::::::::::.: :::.=:.: ::.:::.::::::: :.::::: :::::: :: :.: :::,: := :.:.:: :: : ::: :: :: :: : : : : : : : : : : :: ::. :: :: :: :: :: ::: :: :: :: :: :: :: : : : : :: : : : : :: :: : : �Po Oo Jl+J Floyd, Virginia 24091 April 4 , 1994 Mrso Babe Fowler VAN Editor 1716 Colgate St. , N.E. Roanoke , Virginia 24019 Dear Mrs . Fowler : The last issue of VAN , February 1994, published The Duncan Family, prepared by Mary Frances Duncan Bridgeso I believe a clarification as to source is in ordero The section on George and Elizabeth (Morricle) Duncan (I- 2) and the section on Blanch Duncan Jro , and Mary (Morricle) D'.mcan (I- 5) were taken with minor changes from my book, The Morricle Family (198J)o The personal information on Malachi Duncan, Rhoda Duncan, Mary Morricle Duncan, as well as that on other family members, was copied verbati m from my booko I would appreciate your publishing this clarification in the next issue of VAN o Many thankso Sincerely yours, . :, -------- /tte,~J:_ i '~ Margu'efi te Tise -------- -- --- - - - ------------------ - ---- -- -------- --- -- --- -- --- -- --~ - -- - ----- - --- - DID YOU KNOW by Charles T Burton. That from time to time it has been necessary for the Trustees of Fincastle to pass ordinances regardin our Church property? One passed in l82J reads as follows: "Prdered that henceforth if any person injure the inclosure, locks, etc. of the Presbyterian Church, or anything pertaining thereto, he shall be fined in a sum not exceeding Five Dollars, and the master of any apprentice or slave so offendi ng, shall be liable for such fine, and it is furthermore ordered that a similar fine be inflicte on any person or persons hitching a horse, or horses, to the inclosure around the church. (Botetourt Co,Va) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �SOUTHWESTERN ~IRGINIA G2NEA LJGI CAL Roanoke, Vl r£inia ~ CC !ET Y Financial Sta:enent. 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Vo l. 18 - No. l - February 1994 CONTENTS President ' s Message 2 Letter from Virginia Genealogical Society 3 Virginia State Archives: A Treasure in Trouble 4 Crowder Cemetery 5 Legislative Petition - Giles County , Va . 7 Amariah Phares 9 Epperly 10 Legislative Petition - Giles County , Va . 11 The Duncan Family 12 Legislative Petition - Giles County, Va . 17 Will of William Wal rond 18 Browning's Mill Cemetery, Wythe County, Va . 19 William Waldron: Bill of Sa l e 20 Divorces 22 William Waldron : Settlement of Estate 23 Lemon Cemetery , Botetourt County, Va. 25 Decisions of the General Court of Virginia 26 Cool Springs Presb yterian Church Cemetery, Bedford County, Va. 36 Montgomery Messenger Newspaper , Christiansburg, Va. 37 Hornbarger ' s Family Bi ble 38 Queries 40 Book Review 44 Books 6, 22, 44 Correc t ion to Surname Index 8 Genealogical Hints 25, 43 Family Newsletter 44 ===============:=========================================================== The Southwestern Virgin ia Genealogical Society meets the third Satutday of each month (except summer months & Dec.) at the Roanoke City Central Library, Elmwood Park, Jefferson St (across from Community Hospital), Roano l{e , Virginia at 1:30 pm. Come early and research in the Virginia Room. �Dear fellow genealogists: As we look forward to the new year, we wish you success 1n your genealogical research projects. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society values your membership and your participation in the activities of the society. Your executive committee works throughout the year to provide services to assist you. Our membership for 1994 is increasing. A number of people joined for both 1993 and 1994 in order to have complete sets of issues of the VAN. I would like to appeal to our members who live in the Roanoke area to become more involved in the society. We need volunteers to serve in a variety of capacities in the society in 1994. We need your attendance at our meetings and your suggestions for prog-ams. We recently received copies of Orderly Book of Colonel Henry Bouquet's_ Expedition, 1764 and Jacob Parkhurst's. Sketches of Jacob Parkhurst. 1772-1863. Mr. Monroe Stewart of Monroe. Louisiana made these copies available to us and they have been µfaced in the Virginia Room at the Roanoke City Library. Many thanks to Mr. Stewart. Please let us know if you have suggestions as to how the society can serve you better. Sincerely. ~~~~~ " " " " " II II IN MEMORY of Joseph William Remines grandson of Charles and Ruth Hale " " " " " �3 VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 5001 West Broad Street Ste 115 Richmond Virginia 23230-3023 5 January 1994 Dear VGS Member: The enclosed is part of the lead article for the January-February newsletter. You are being asked to help mount a campaign to preserve Virginia's heritage, the records in which you so avidly pursue your research . The Virginia State Archives is the repository for all state records including land patents and grants, military certificates, Confederate pensions, tax records and other documents that record our state's history and our ancestors' lives. For years counties have voluntarily sent their original records to the Archives to insure their preservation. These records, still in the boxes they came in, still covered with dust, are stacked in the aisles, inaccessible, slowly eaten away by acid, crumbling into dust. Budget restraints and overseers more concerned with other matters have contributed to this neglect. But, we are also to blame, for we have al lowed it to happen. We need legislative action if we are going to stop the destruction of our history. You are asked to contact your legislators, in writing, by fax, by phone or in person. Let them know that you are vitally concerned about the future of your state's history. Let them know that you expect them to safeguard the records of the past. During the current session you legislators can best be reached by writing them at the addresses below. (Your local library can supply their names if you don't know them.) The Honorable _ _ _ _ _ __ Senate of VA General Assembly Building PO Box 396 Richmond VA 23202 The Honorable - -- - - -v A House of Delegates General Assembly Building PO Box 406 Richmond VA 23202 You may also contact The Honorable George Allen Governor-Elect of Virginia PO Box 1397 Richmond VA 23211-1397 The Honorable Robert Ball Delegate, Virginia Assembly General Assembly Building PO Box 406 Richmond VA 23202 after 15 January Governor of Virginia Governor's Office, 3rd Floor PO Box 1475 Richmond VA 23212 Chairman, Senate Appropriations Committee The Honorabl e H unter Andrews Senator, Virginia Assembly PO Box 396 Richmond VA 23202 The Archives, our history, our heritage, needs your help now. Please take the time to help us preserve these records. �The Virginia State Archives: A Treasure in Trouble Sparked by rumors of deficits and further budget cuts, a group of concerned Archives users recently investigated the current and future status of the institution . We're researchers ; finding answers is our business. And , "find out" we did. It isn't a pretty picture. Although the title of the institution is the Virginia State Library and Archives, 1t 1s tn reality two institutions with separate and unequal status under the direction of the State Librarian. On one side is the Archives; on the other, the State Library. VSLA Task Force recommendations for a $3,000,000 addendum budget to be submitted to the Legislature included only $100,000 for the Archives. [For non-mathematicians, that means that one out of every thirty dollars would go to the Archives.] For fiscal years 1992-93 and 1993-94, the Archives received only 11% of the entire 2.3 million dollar budget for the Virginia State Library and Archives. A mere $7000 was allotted in the last budget for continued conservation and restoration of original documents. There is no conservation specialist. The Archives presently requires 57,000 cu. ft. of storage space. It will be allotted 27,000 cu. ft. in the new VSLA building. Press releases of the ground breaking for the new building state ''two stack floors" will be used for storing archival materials. In fact Yi of one floor will be devoted to archival storage. There are enormous archival holdings that include county court records, solicited by the Archives from the county court clerks, that have not been inventoried, preserved, or made available to the public. They continue to be inaccessible to those persons who have legitimate research interest in these holdings. Worse yet, there are no plans to inventory or preserve these records. As unprocessed records they are destined to be stored off-site at a warehouse. These include, but are not limited to, county loose papers and original volumes, tax records, original state papers, military records, land records, the list is endless. What can be done? The legislature and the governor allocate the funds and set policy . But we bear the final responsibility; for they are our elected officials. They respond to our concerns. To institute change, we must be heard, not one of us, not some of us, but all of us . If we all, each and every one of us, let our legislators and the governor know that we want funding for· preservation and all of the manuscl'ipt records to remain in one place and accessible, we will be heard! But we all have to speak to be heard. Let your local historical and genealogical society know that the Archives needs their support. Ask them to join you in the campaign. If we don't, in the words of the current overseer, "Virginians will find their documentary heritage in irreversible jeopardy by 2007, the Commonwealth's 400th Anniversary." �CROWDER CEMETERY Craig County, VA New Castle Recorded 3, July 1992 by Ruth G. Hale + + + Beckner, William T. " , Lavina P. Pendleton, George Richard Pendleton, John (Father) " , Esther Parker (Mother) Pendleton, Annie E. (Sisters) " , Sarah " Pendleton, Linda Ruth, d/ o Mr. & Mrs. John M. Pendleton, George W. Pendleton, John M. " , Hannie B. Craft, Christena L. Child's grave marked with stone slabs Lee, Bertha C. (Mother) Lee, Harry Lee, Charles Milton Lee, Jonathan Afton Craft, Harriet E. Crowder, w /o L. M., d/o J.E. Craft, Elmira M., w Io J. E. Craft, Joel E. Craft, Mary E., w Io J. E. Elmore, Bernie A. Elmore, Margie Crowder Elmore, William Bruce, Sr. Elmore, Frances Taylor Tripp, Frank H. , Louie Mae Paitsel, Martha PaitseJ, Thomas Garwood (Father) Paitsel, Charles Craft, Charles L. " , Florence H. Davis, Nalvin Thomas Davis, Mary E. Caldwell, Marieta Alean, d/o Mr. & Mrs. H.F. Caldwell, Howard L. " , M. Elizabeth Shank~ Margie L. Shan~ 3 Infant babies of]. E. & Margie L. Shanks, Burnell H. Shanks, James E. Cal dwell, Clarence E. Caldwell, Clinton W. Caldwell, Rosa Lee Caldwell, Leroy J. Ponton, Claude Linwood (Husband) Sept. 4, 1891 - Apr. 11, 1947 Aug. 8, 1892 - Apr. 30, 1935 Oct. 9, 1883 - Oct. 15, 1918 Jan. 16, 1857 - Aug. 27, 1933 Aug. 21, 1857 - Apr. 23, 1922 June 13, 1896 - Nov. 8, 1969 Oct. 5, 1887 - July 21, 1961 Jan. 29, 1932 - Sept. 19, 1932 1914 - 1989, Pvt. U. S. Army W.W JI May 30, 1889 - May 1, 1937 Nov. 9, 1888 - Dec. 22, 1973 Dec. 14, 1846 - June 15, 1920 Jan 23, 1884 - Aug. 15, 1970 (Add. Lotz Fu. Mrs. Bertha May C. Lee) 1906 ?, part of Funeral Home Marker Jan. 18, 1948 - Feb. 3, 1975 1916 - 1979, U.S. Navy W.W.II Oct. 30, 1885 - May 23, 1916 Jan. 16, 18S4 - Nov. 18, 1908 Oct. 7, 1858 - Jan. 10, 1943 Died Age 79 yrs., no dates March 11, 1915 - Nov. 10, 1951 Va. Pfc. 9901 Tech SVC Unit June 30, 1890 - Apr. 9, 1970 Feb. 26, 1876 - Apr. 21, 1948 Died Dec. 29, 1926, Age 75 yrs. 1869 - 1933 1874 - 1951 Feb. 8, 1850 - Feb. 15, 1929 Aug. 6, 1848 - June 27, 1935 May 20, 1886 - Aug. 14, 1929 1866 - 1947 1868 - 1934 Oct. 4, 1918, Va. Pvt. 317 Inf. 80 Div. 1901 - 1965 (Arritt Fu. Marker) March 18, 1928 - Dec. 7, 1928 July 13, 1894 - March 10, 1959 Aug. 8, 1896 - Jan. 25, 1957 1887 -1929 1919 - 1921 - 1922 1914 - 1929 1889 - 1942 Sept. 7, 1889 - Feb. 7, 1920 Nov. 7, 1890 - Dec. 21, 1923 March 13, 1865 - Nov. 8, 1929 Aug. 28, 1867 - Aug. 29, 1931 Apr. 1, 1916 - Apr. 22, 1972 �Crowder Cemetery Part Across the Branch + Tripp, Frank J. (Father) " , Mary K. (Mother) Tripp, James L. Tripp, Calvin Clayton, s/o Mr. & Mrs. Frank Elmore, Clifton E. + Damewood, Sgt. Michael Spessard Damewood, Sesler W. (Father) " , Annie B. (Mother) Damewood, Osbon Odell + " r Esther P. , Mary Alice W. Elmore, Letcher C. , Verlie T. Mcclanahan, Frank + Dodd, Elwood Johnson Nicely, Maggie Lena Nicely, (Hubert?) Tripp, Hampton G. (Son) " , Delsie H. (Mother) '' , Gordon B. (Father) Funeral Home Marker, no name left Funeral Home Marker, no name left + Damewood, Kenneth W. Dpmewood, Dorothy Pearl Craft, Mattie DeVinney (Mother) Pendleton, Frank W. (Father) , Mattie G. (Mother) Munford, Thelma H. (Daughter) Huffman, _!1retha B. Huffman, Harless R. (Father) '' , Veona P. (Mother) Switzer, Frank Robert (Father) , Elsie Virginia (Mother) Switzer, Earl I. + Cross, Otis M . + + Funeral Home Marker, no thing left, name nor dates Martin, Esther Huffman Huffman, Leonard Roy Grave, Fu. Home Marker, no name or dates Grave, Fu. Home Marker, no na me or dates Grave, Fu. Home Marker, no name or dates Hancock, Walter A. '' , Nellie E. Hancock, Stewart Russell May 14, 1897 - Apr. 3, 1960 March 22, 1906 - Aug. 2, 1969 Feb. 2, 1923 - Apr. 29, 1943, Va. Pvt. Inf. W.W.U Sept. 23, 1929 - Oct. 18, 1930 Feb. 4, 1907 - Sept. 20, 1982, Pfc U.S. Army W.W.II May 21, 1913 Apr. 5, 1920 - Dec. 20, 1947 Apr. 19, 1881 - Dec. 10, 1963 Jan. 25, 1887 - Feb. 12, 1961 Apr. 1, 1911 - Dec. 6, 1988 Cox U.S. Nav.y W.W.II July 19, 1920 - May 13, 1989 July 21, 1893 - Nov. 11, 1974, Pfc U.S. Army Nov. 29, 1895 - Nov. 8, 1965 No dates 1918 - 1981, 51 U.S. Navy W.W.ll Feb. 7, 1894-0ct. 5, 1967 (Boitnott Fu. Marker) 1860 - 1958 (Boitnott Fu. Marker) Nov. 25, 1927 - June 17, 1986 Dec. 4, 1905 Apr. 27, 1901 - Sept. 7, 1949 1908 - 1987, SA U.S. Navy W .W.U June 13, 1934 - June 21, 1934 July 17, 1899 - Oct. 1, 1986 Jan. 7, 1903 - May 8, 1969 Apr. 18, 1909 - May 4, 1973 1922 - 1986 1911 - 1956 1902 - 1989 1901 - 1951 Apr. 2, 1908 May 26, 1911 - Aug. 4, 1955 1943 - 1985 Aug. 31, 1891 - Dec. 11, 1945 Va. Pvt. Co. B. 5 Engineer W.W.I Sept. 30, 1905 - Aug. 23, 1969 Aug. 23, 1919 - June 24, 1970 Va. Cpl. Co. B 707 Tank BN W.W.II May 3, 1902 - Sept. 5, 1986 Oct. 3, 1917 Mar. 1, 1941 - Mar. 3, 1941 ==========================================================================:===== TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS OF FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA complied by Donna J Robert son contains records of cemeteries in and near the Court House District of Floyd County, fully indexed. To order , send $24 . 95 to: Donna J Robertson, 9380 90th St North, Largo , FL 3464 7- 2415. :: :::.::.:.:: :::=:::: :: :::.::: ::::: ::::::.:: :: :: :: :: ::.:..:.:: :: ::.:: :.:.:::: ::.:=:..: :: :: :: ::..:.:: :: :: ::::. :.::. :: :: :.:.:.:. ::::..: :: :: :: :: : : :: :.:::.:.:::.: :: :: :::: :: :: :: ::: :: :: :: : : :: ::. :: :: = ::: �Lc c.t ' cJ s /,,i; 7"1 ve.. /J _L -1- .,,.- • · /"<!!!Tl -, ~e;" .. .• . •• '- .. • ,· '· . - ·-.::.. . r~~~~;;;;~7 .r.,. ,··t·..~.-.,..,'f}i·t . \... , n :.· ,: ;:~;;· ~·.1.;1~ •' ff ·.:.~~: :;·i·. .. , 4-\: ,,. t'J. "> l .. ~· ti.&/ · ss·E·MB · . 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T . rc~rding the gr.eot en~ ~rowing importo nc~ or thit sec- ~ ~~~,-~ ~-~SH -i~~~~~~t:., N;~:~~:~ The eone,., ..,,.. bffa ia .. we feel ~afe iO a~ni~f!· that it hat ded>Ob.illrs1ed rt. utlliti;,~7,\1-l.-:.'.:::.•~(:, hon of the Stote, ond us ra pid increaae or poeuln1100, hove fur snd 11~u1rect a rep~tirt100 f11r beyo!>d ~ niO!lt 1utn~ui('• _h.;.f,!1_1.~ci~:>:~:.:v·~1_"-.1...· rnnny ycors, seen onrl rlcplorcrl tlie ex lrcme mndcfJuOcy of the pectattona of It• pro:Jectora. The number Ylf 81u1len111 l'mrn I lie ~ ":!:~'. ~\'.( .. . ayetem of public scimo!s. to supply the educat~Dfl?I necessitiee beginoing1 ~ae ov.t!rsged more t.hen 160, and or thote who h&~:~i.~F~~~~f ' ; ·· ~ ?f the pe?ple. To point out th~ couaca of this, 19 not the o~- already enJo~e<l 111 a<h:ontag~ n~ar. 100 hue ~eo, or &ttn . ~;:-. ~.:1i;;~:.i:.. .- .•:. ·:·i .1ect of tbts mcmorlol. Suffice 11 In aoy, that after the public: are eogoged in lhti busmeat or Prttnsry in&t11Jctiol)--thu1 re-· ,;· •..;',}~~ ... 1:•• ; ·' - 1 b~ a not e n~e hod pro,·lcie.cl o nol>l~ fun1l for com moo cd uc111ion, eliaiag 11lreaily, one of the fZ.re ar obje~t'& in the es1sbliehme-nt :;~ :·.:; : :·' .' : i ~nd the ~1sdom of pre,:1ow1 L ~g.,~ntu rea hot.I been e!uployet.1 of the col.lr.i:?e. Its local Jl:OSll11m -be1n~ 10 miles from 11ny_ ··.1 : ...~\ ·::-. · · ~ in_ dc•lamg o plao ~o r 111 opphcation, there wns sull fouotl town or villoite1 y~t co11Teatently ecceu1hle from oil .pert- :. )·.~· .. : .._ ,: : ! lying al the door an 111auporaulo difficulty, which 1lcs1royed in th~ mid•t of a fenile r.ouooy rernore from market, with a k ·:.\; ,:·.... ····-. ·. ..'. · 1 rhe efficiencv of t_he eyetem, ant.I rende~ed lhe n~ nual cxpentli- popjlotion e~ioently ~1oral and !lrtuoas, and o climate. uo- '.rf..::t~~~:(~·_.; ' .! tu_rea for ecfuca11on al matt a total " '1111te. ~ c rrfer 10 the 1urjfas.ed for u s ulubrity bv flny an the w<» Id-all con"plre·, .' " :/<!. · ~:1 • • ·1 notorio11". n ad nl mott u~iverttal want of com peten.t teoc:he.rs lor ,._ ~nake 1hl1 a most felioitous locot!on fur a seat of lea~bin 1.--:~ ·;j?.··f~ :):::.';, ·· ·l the public echoole. So deploroble ha11 been this deficiency \\tub such odvontages, end a i;lorrnua prospect of more ex-'. ._:: ,~·Ai'-;::,.;:~.· · ·~.: W eat of the l\foun1Ain1<, nnil so general the convictiou of it teotled u1efulneH in the future-with an able and efficient'"1~/-f;~ '!.~~..,~·aruong the vcople, thnt t_he9e schoola hnve been degraded bo· . Faculty et their poet~a nluable.Llbr11ry numberfo~ mor.·<'.t:;··~:~t.i~~.·~:, ·.·~:'.. ".i neath the rc.!!pect and ncceptancr,. cS•en of those wh11 neeclctl th on 1200 volumee, and a Cabinet or Naturat Scienct. atresd; ~.;"tf:~t .:i;; . .;.4-": tb~ir privilcg6~ most, 11.nrJ 1he comri1uoity were driven to tho eu~rior. to tb06~ Df many of the olJer inatitu tions io tbe coo~~~~:}/\'J'i:i;i.\;~i. .):'?'~ painful nl"cesA1ty of hn,·ing. no schools at all, o~ ecl10ols I ought lrJ:-our p~cu01ory ~mbarraeamen1a ha~e brou~ht 01. to 1hef~~~;-f.·:!!h,i,-~~.l~~~. by men o~ nckn~':'l.edgcd rncompotcney, ond in mony caaee, . \lerge of rutn. • Rlilytn~ opoo ~he~ forth and honor ot1 die~j!-."':!;· ¥;!~;(:"• -~-~· (from the 1111pn~s1bil1ty to procu re llcttcr.)of_abaaduaed m orale. . bacriliera, the 'frus~ea procc.eded toe. compl~tion of.:·ibt~· , ~~'.•· .~..· 'Vh1lc~ lo mcrt the wonts of such n!I aspired to the lee.r~ed ·bul',din11a1 and thereby. tnCIJrreil 11 deb~ ~h.tch now amou~io.~!·:1~:'1{~.'~~:-'- ;{ri. .' profess10011, there were but a fow select schoole end 11cnilerores, ne~tly 820,000. To m eet the debt wh1c:b was first incurred. :1.!J!~t'~i;~:·:,:·:~ ~ .: 11nll not a single college, 1hroughou 1 the vast region \Vcet of 1h'e uncollected aubacriptions were thou~ht to be'sufficient,/;:,~·~;~~ ·; / .,. ·.,.; the l\to•mtnins •. compreheoding a t~~ritory of m?re than 30.- but the commercial revenie9 ot th! country for 11. few yeara ~!:.~f:./t }~· , noo S'Jll~r~ miles, nm.I an enterprierng populnt1on of nearly peat hove so opprc11Sed the community, th.et lhe eubeeri~ iooa ·:·\.': ,-:~!.?:'·{~· · · half ~ rm Ilion. . . . have. becomo aim.est worthl~!J9 . ~frcr try111g ev.ery e11:pedieot ~.7." ~~i .' ~ ',·,... Driven. tl~us almost lo .t h~ ncccse~ty of auffe11og their eone 10 for std, by eppeaho~ tn th~ hbero111y of the p~Llrc, and tasini ~;~: ,·. ~." ·.~. grow up 111 r~nort1nee, v1c11me l'I v1co ond etrnagcrs 10 all tl1e the friends of the colle11e in sot11e cases, qmto bevohd th!ir ·.~.1:.·i'~:: . ,·;._. ·\ L ! conservot iv~ influ~n~cs of edµ.c~tion, or of~endiog them abroad, individual ability,' wo ~re ~edu~d at last to tho painful proa- .\i ;(~!'~~~- - . '. :: :. : (an altcroo11v? w.1tl11_11 the n~1l11y of tho rrch al?ne,) 10.be edu- peel of eteing.~ur 11pac1ous halls ehut up-our yo.ung nim of..~:·~~;~;:,~·, .>= ..· cated nndcr 1ns111u11ons nc11her con,:tcnlal with our interests proud and aapmng 1aleot11, eeot borne, bereft of 1he1r ooly hopf! ·•. ';~~t"X~..: .. ·~ ·'l ·: ;~ nor the ci\'il polity or the S tare, the fri eods of lcnrning in this of an education. eocl tbe big~ uptctatione of the country blu(.'-;i,: ( ' ..: · ·r:;~~:· ':..,. '! ')UDrter of. the S1a10, io 1635. resolved oo a combiootioo of elf, r erhops forever. · · · ·~ :'; -~:··~~:( " lfort to establish a semionry of blgh grode. 'l'o pince a libel o this state of thinizti, we appear before you}' honorable. bQdj'..'!· ··-- \ ::.'.. :. , ,_. . 1al education within the ree~h or all , aod ahd operate ~a a for oid • . It ia undenuood· tllat there' will be in the Treaauty;.;~£;.. :tE~ :l{ · ~.. N~rmal ecl.1i:>al for the educotton of teachers, 'Yere the. prcme io the CJUtse of the p~ent ye~~•. n .ltir.ea en;iount fuode. to ~:~.;~~'.;. :t,· . :: . ~ obJect1 fb vmv. On no other plan r.o uld tlie uoperauve do- be lo•e.ted tor the btioJitit or ttie- pubhc ~tiool fund. A tliJ. ;~tr~~:~~'. .::;_ ~ moods of tho country ho mot. The abao~ce of·com.petent ttatiott or the amount · aufficieo~ to save ue fro.m ru!o, mi~bt~~{~~!~"',1· ~~:~·; ".· ..·: · teachers of good morn I chornorer, tnust obv1ouely nulhfy the not. be deemed at lbe· ~reteot..Jllocture. coos1atent... whit -~:~:r'C.-:·i~.!' .·~ ." . moat enlightened eysrno1 of Primary euucntion ever deairrd. welfar<' of the S tate. ·' We therefore. reepec1fufly petition •bat.;;;.:..:·~:: ··~~,:-:,· .·. Added to which, tho growing dem and for superior educO(i:>n of tLe funds above referred to, the aum of 120.000.be locinc4~'.:~¥:.g~::_~ ;~', in the dittr.ronl professions, uni1ctl loud Iv in !he call for izur.n to your petilionen, for1he purpo$e9 set ronh in 1hl1 memnrl.ali -.: t.;:£:'!-·1~;·, an iostitutir>n. ro throw ita pri ,.ile~es wlthin the reoch of all, for the aeeurity of which •. and lhe pm1Upt payment iif tLe: i~~~-~~,.~~.,~-'j~ ; . tbe prices we1c to be graded at minimum- rn1ee, 11nd n farm trreat, we are read,f, to.J>ll!df!e the entire J>ropert1.of Ule 1~.:~r:~-:t'-_;;f ' ~·. : connected with the ~slubliehmtnl, tlinc the e1udeo1e n~ight de-- 11 titution. lo ~anrmg tbja pt~~er. _so_o ba~e the precedeb~ ~··:i.:;.:; .:.;'~ fray a portion of their ex peneee by manual labor. of forme r Leg1alaturn. -eoolernng 11mtlar tud on eome bf ttie.,..'..,~· ..-.:: · \~" & Blcrn wos tho nec~ity which called for1h the enterprise,. older college• ftnd other iuetitutiona !'f the S titte, and probably,:~:'.~. '·.~'( that in a e.hort 1ime, aubserip1iona deemed 1tood ant.I available, no Legii latiH ilid waa ever more ~t9'ely ~towed; la bekal(~ ;~~>/~~.;..~ '." were ob1n1nod 10 tt\e flmouot of obout $40,000, wi1h a reosonn · 0 ( tllle pelition, we plead the dtrnonhoary pUYllle eff'ort•.(f:'~i~}~~...:~.. ! • ble. pr?Br ect of inerea11m~ it far l>eyond tbot 11uru. ~ith Q which ba•e been . toade--the lar1e· ponion ~, the eommoa-:=)'-;:\1- '...:r·::·~:i::~·; be~rnnmg ao auspicious, a Bosrd of Troeteee was oppomted- weohh 10 be beof!6t1ed by tbf" permanent eustetice t~. in·!. :~·°J;;•·~·;:··>:· 'buildlo[!& were prOjeett>d, anti eo far completed, chat in the 11 titution-the ad'vantagea accruing to t~e State, by ha atiaualJ:.,;~~~'::~''.·;,,;;,:·: 1pring of 1838, the college commenced ila operations.. T he ly eer.din(t forth a body bf well ed'ucated teacber.-.f>t'ngkl .1~ 1 ~.:'.~ buildln~B werA erectP.d on a plan comn;ieneur1u e with the In- which the citizen~ of the Soutbweetern eountlee hne lrs the ~;':'.~:.~~;:.·,·· tended 1mp'1rt11ncf! of the colle11:e. end wuh the farm at•ached, school fund, furmtng Bl they do, a large abd rE>spectable free•\".·/(~' .."·:, ,f.{ , e09t about 8 40.000-o surn, con11idering the character o-nd e:t- tion nf the! cons1hue11t sovt>reignty or the Stace, and tbe well :' ~-. , ·.~<-i"'.i::<~ lent. deemed ,·erv cheap. The principal erlifici: is of brick, known foci, •hat these Western and Sou1hwestero ·c:oun1i.es \·' :_ •;., ·: .. · ~ J50 fee t long by ~5 feet wide, four etoriea high. end in ite d11· hnv11 seldom received the favors of the Stale in any form, st-··· : 1-:.·-:-.: " n1bili1y oncl fitiiRh not surpassed by eny s~miler ~uil di~.R in the 1ho11gh In soil. cilizens an~ wcaltl~, 11cn~ce\y lee& _irnportant• · ::;,:~i~: ••. S1nte. T he bnnrdine·hall ill also 8 spacious lmck edifice., 70 than the East; and t~at ID th~s tn~esttng 8 . port1?n or the ... ·.. • feet long by 40 feel wide, and two stories high, ciclusive of the public funds, thero will be ~o d1vcr111on. from 1111 pnmary ob. , . . , ··· b1Ueraeo1, with ell neceasary out buildings-the whole fur- JeCt, but on the contrary a direct ptomo11on of the same.:· ' . '.'. ','1·. ·;, . ni11hing accommoda1ion& for about 160 students. '· } .. · .. ':..• :, . <'. >'. . ." :,.) · !. . '. \ . .. or !-: -}. . ' ,"- or t •. J- 1(.-1 ... . .;.... .. . I'•;;.·. .,;"-' ·~ W6 the aubteriber•, cltlzena of . . .-le." .• -\, . I ~ r ~ t \. . • ' f.. . .. . . .. .. . _..... ... "' ' · ~:-.• ~-· '• ' - County, •peetrriu1.co~',f in the[~~· . . ' . ..; ' ..,, ,. "· .' , ·\ ~-··._ �page 2 R A Fr ench J A Peck Edward Johns on Al bert Pendl eton Au gustus A Chapman of Monroe W C Charlton A Jam Johns t on Edwi n Grant Andw Fillinger James Far ley Edward Stafford Hiram Rider Addison Davis Ralph Hale Parkison--Shumate Hugh Tiff any - Monroe John Tiffany - Monroe C S Snidow G W Brown Enock Adkins Guy D French Ralph Staffor d page 3 Francis P Mcebv~ Ralph K staffor<i F H Merricks Jae~~ Peters J M Cunningham Thompon N Peters Andw H Johns ton Alexr Mahood (Mercer Daniel Davidson John Mcclaugherty H G Dennis Isaac Fry I s aish Hale Jesse Bane Lewis Johnson Wm Wall Stcleair French C J Johnston Richard Eaton Olive C Peters Alexander Johns on John Walters ..-----·- Pack --Charles --P ---Edward Hale William B Clyburn T H Bane Mathew Aiken - Pulaski ---R Walker T W Rider William Hughs Chapman Bane J~s Lucas John Diamond Ry Walker James Trucks David Hall ( Mercer) J A Kelly Joseph N Carper Botetourt James Albert D M French David Eaton Christian L Peck Thomas St!:_r_~:i:..i:.&. Thomas Bland M~n_i_l_:i:_~~ Chapman Jesse Hale David Wri ght Henderson Burns ide Thos Shannon William Wilbur n William Moonson wm B All-en-----J H Porterfie ld Morten P Ervines ·-----;t;,--- - ---~ Hugh M Clau gh er t y wm Tracy Edward Staffor d cPt J ohn Snidow Robert Carr Stephen Wi l burn wm Smith Wm T Snidow John -----Kirk Wi lliam Thomps on W B Mason Wm H Snidow John Bane wm Chapman David J Chapman J ~ Chapman Henley Chapman He zekiah Bonham Lewis Neel The original is at the Virg i nia State Archives , Richmond , Va . The number of the petition is Giles Co ( Va) A6824, 13585, Ck 1, Ck 3 , Ck 5 ; date 9 Dec 1842 A photocopy has been placed in the Virg inia Room , Roanoke Central Library , Roanoke , Va . ================================================================================ CORRECTION TO SURNAME INDEX - 1 993 Doris Goins , 8018 E Cree Lake S, Kendal lville, IN 46755 G"orNs_______ceph'a;- - - - -Pu 1aS"k"i;-v-a--..:--p-;;b-1e,--oh_______ GOINS James Patrick, Va - Wythe, Va 18 6 9-19 3 3 b 1801 ; md 18 35 :: :::.: :::::: .:=:.::: ::::::::.:::: :: :::::::: :: :: :: :.:.:.:.:: :: ::. :.: :: :: :: :,: :.: :: :.:.:: :.: :: :.: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :; :: :: :: :: :: :: : : :: :: : : :: :=. ;,: := : : :: :: :: :: :: :: I certainly think the best book i n t he world would o we the most to a g ood index; and the worst book, iF it had i n it b ut a s ingl e g ood thought, mi g ht b e kept alive by it. ------Horace Bi n ney * * * ~' ,.,. :',: * * * Vir ginia Appalachian Note s "" >:: ;~ * .,. ·'• �Search for Arnariah Phares, Revolutionary War Soldier of Franklin and Floyd Counties 1 Three years ago, I never heard of Amariah Phares • All I knew, was that my father said his great-grandmother Epperly was "a Ferris of English blood" and that is all he knew about this family. He knew that his great-grandfather John Epperly served in the War of 1812 . With these few clues, data from John Epperly's War of 1812 file, and a lot of searching, I found that his wife Nancy's name was spelled "Phares" and that Arnariah Phares was listed as the f ather on their Montgomery Co. marriage bond. One day while looking through some New Jersey Archives data, I found that an Amariah Phares was married to Sarah Van Zandt and also that he was listed on page 718 of Stryker's List of Jerseymen in the Revolution . 2 I wasn't sure that it was the same person , but how many people are named Arnariah? I looked in the 1810 census and didn ' t find him at first until, again by accident, I found that "Emeriah Fares" lived in Montgomery County in 1810 and an "Emerica Pharis" in 1820. My guess was that this was "Amariah Phares " . Widow's pension file from the National Archives, W5541 verified that Amariah Phares of Middlesex Co., New Jersey was truly my ancestor . The uncirculated book, "John & Laura " written by Wi l liam C . and Eugena Agee (formerly of Riner, VA) verified my d ata a nd provided additional family information . The Agee's sent me a copy of the war record from the New Jersey Archives which has much more detail than is in Stryker's Book . They also sent me information regarding his first marriage to Sarah Van Zandt. Elizabeth was his second and surviving wife. Amari ah marri e d Sarah Van Zandt in 1780 in the State of New Jersey . She died a nd their infant daughter was adopted by Amariah ' s brother when he we n t to Franklin Co. Amariah gave his brother 20 pounds to pay f or his daughter's education. He married Elizabeth Beheler , daughter of David Beheler in 1791. She could speak no Eng l i s h a nd he c o uld speak no German at the time. Amariah was a school teacher and according to a l e t ter fr om his daughter Nancy, was well educated and always had a tea c hing position waiting for him. Amariah Phares served in several New J e rsey uni ts . His widow, Elizabeth Beheler applied for his pens i on in Floyd County, Virginia on the 24th of November , 1840. She t hought he was a Sergeant Major, but if he was, there is n o known v eri f icat ion of this. Don't be surprised to see "Amaz iah " in some boo ks. This is in error. One archive record has cursive "AmaRiah" and the c a pi tal "R" l ooks a little like a z. 2 Stry k e r, Will i am s . Of f icial Regis ter of t he Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolut ionar y wa r . Tren ton, NJ: Wi l liam T. Nickleson & co. , Printer s . 1872. LOC E263 .N SN SS. Copy 4 on Mi crofilm n umber 43436E at the Libr a r y o f congre ss . �/0 Here is a transcription of the New Jersey archives rec ord: "Private 2nd Regiment, Middlesex County Militia; in active service under Captain William Williamson at Cranbury, March 2 to April 2, 1777; Private, Captain Joachin Gulick's Company, 2nd Regiment; Middlesex County Militia. . Private, Captain Longstreet's Company, 1st Regiment, New Jersey Continental Line; enlisted from Captain Gulick's Company, 2nd Regiment, Middlesex County Militia, May 23 , 1778, for nine months; discharged February 23, 1779. At the date of enlistment in the Continental Line, place of residence was given as Cross Road; age 23 years; height 5 ' - 8"; light complexion; light eyes; brown hair. . Received certificate No. 1542, dated June 10, 1784 and signed by Thomson Stelle, for Ll2: 10 : 0, for the depreciation of his Continental pay in t he Middlesex County Militia. 3 Died, Floyd County, Virginia, January 1, 1824 " I note that the widow's pension appli cation is difficult to read, but I have managed to transcribe it if anyone is interested. I have since joine d the Sons of the Revolution (SAR) based upon Amariah's service. As far as I can determine, I am the first person to join any society based upon his service . 3 The Archive record originally h ad 1834 as the death date , but they have You may get a copy of this record for a small fee , by writing to:New Jersey Archives , 185 w. State st . CN 307; Trenton , New Jersey 08625 since corrected this . d aaaaa aaa aaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaoaaoaaaooaaaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaoo oo E P fJ c-- I( L l.j I have noticed errors in some genealogy books about the origin of the Epperly Family. Usual ly they don't know that the fami ly lived in Frederick Co., MD prior to three brothers (Jacob, Christian & George) moving to Montgomery Co . (Floyd) in 1791, or they don't know that Christian was Jacob and George' s brother. To complete the picture, it is necessary to have the following data: G7orge Epperl y's Revol utionary War Pension File (S32,328) Zion Lutheran Church Records (Floyd co. VA) Jacob Epperly's Will of 1811 1 from Fred~rick co., MD 1810 Census for Montgomery Co. I will be happy to provide the transcribed versions of George Epperly's pension file and Jacob Epperly's Frederick Co. , MD wil l of 1811 for future publication if you wis h. . In closin~, I would like to say in genealogy . in the past few years Phares have five supplementals in the ~our of the supplementals and Amariah in the Floyd/Fra nklin County area: that I h ave been very act ive and i n addition to Amar iah Sons of the Revol ution (SAR) • P hares have many d escendants James Cannaday, Philip Stigleman 2 Jacob Epperly George as a substitute) and Peter Weave~. (sent son �// l Jacob, Sr ., remained i n Frederick Co , MD along with his s o n John . John, Christian, George , Jacob a r e named in the 1 8 11 will . some a ut hors failed to notice tha t the will includ es Christian . 2 Philip Stigleman married Margaret Weaver, daughter of Peter weaver of Augusta Co ., VA . Loyd L . Epper ly P. O. Box 3 0 6 Ma dison, VA 2 272 7 Dece mbe r 24, 1993 ============================================================================= LEGISLATIVE PETITION for GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA To the Honorable the General Assembly of Virginia - -- the petition of the undersigned Citizens of t he Counties of Giles , Wythe , and Smythe would respectfu l ly represent to your honorable body, that the inhabitants living along the road leading from the Plaister Banks in the County of Smithe Eastwardly as far as John Kirks or Thomas Shannon 's in the County of Giles - have for a number years past, been subjected to an unreasonable share of labour in Keeping the same in repair, owing t o the immense travel over it by waggons laden with Plaister & Salt, £or the counties of Giles, Mercer, Monroe, Green brier, Botetourt and Montgomery That the con sumptioon £or these articles is annually increasing in these Counties - and the persons along the line of the road aforesaid, cannot , without heavy pecuniary burthens, Keep the same in repair. We therefore pray Your honorable body, to take the subj ect under consideration , and gran t such rel ief as may be deemed adequate to the demand of Justice in behalf of the Citizens in the above named counties. To this end we would respectfully suggest, that an appropriation of $ Dollars be made, for the purpose of opening th i s said road - and that a tax not exceedin g $2 . 00 may be authorised to be collected off each waggon passing the same, laden with plaister or Salt, to be appropriated in like manner-- The improvements to commence at the Plaister Banks , and progress Eastward l y till the whole be complete . That an Engineer be appointed to loca te the Same -- upon suitable ground, at a grade not exceeding five degr ee s. ----page 2 Subscribers Names Subscribers Names Subscribers Names Jonathan Smith Zadok Sext on David Rose Robert Buchanan Allexander Ward James R Bu ch anan Samue l Tuckwi l ler Thomas Rose Micbae 1 BE._~~~~r Andrew Littlepage John T?P J ohns on Wil l iam G Hall Harvey Ward Gr anville Cal l away Thomas Rall Arch i bald T Bu chanan J ohn P Bell Junior The original of this petition is at the Virginia State Archives , Ri chmond, Va The number of the petition is Giles Co 11950, Bs 21-22; date 29 Jan 1838. A photocopy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Li brary. Roanoke, Va. :: :::: :::: :: :: :: == :: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :.: :: :::: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: .:.::: :: :: :: :: :: ::: :,: :::: ::::. :: :: :: :: ::.:: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.::: :: :: :: ::: :: :.::: :: :: :::: :::.: :::: :: :,:: ::.:: �/:2. The DUNCAN FAMILY prepared 1991 by Mary Frances Duncan Bridges "The Duncan family in Floyd County is derived from Blanch, Thomas and John Duncan, three brothers who emigrated to America from Scotland about the year 1775 and first located in the Indian Valley section . " ' Floyd County: A History of Its People and Places' by Dr Amos D Wood. I . Blanch Duncan md Nancy Reed on 4 Apr 179 7, Montgomery Co , Va, with John Duncan as surety . He probably died about 1830-1 , as the appraisement of his property was in Jan 1831 . He and Nancy lived, and their children were born, in Montgomery Co, Va. Their children were : 1 . Henry, b cl798; 2 . George, b b cl801; 3 . John R, b cl802 ; 4. Peter, b cl803 ; 5 Blanch Jr , b cl809; 6 Reed, b cl810; 7. Spencer; 8 . Sally ; 9 . Squire B; 10. Abel W. 1. Henry (b 1798-d 1876), 1/md 24 Oct 1820 Montgomery Co , Va , Elizabeth Weddle , (b 1799-d after 1860), d/o David & Pegga Weddle . He and Elizabeth moved to Carroll Co, Va in the 1840 ' s . Henry 2/md Rachel Marshall in 1863 . In 1850 Carroll Co census, his occupation is a miller and in the household is 5 yr old Oliver H Hannahan. Their chi ldren were born in Carroll Co .: A. Nancy ,(b cl824) md James Dalton,(b 1818) s/o William and Frances (Sturman) Dalton . One child one year old & Catherine Duncan, be lieved to be the sister of Nancy, were in their household in the 1850 census . B. Isaac (b cl827) md Rebecca Dalton (b cl829) d/o William & Fran ces (Sturman) Dalton, & lived in the Dalton settlement on Big Reed. He 2nd md Malinda Duncan in 1875 & lived on Greasy Creek . Children : (1) James, b cl849 ; (2) Benjamin W, b c 1852 ; (3) Albert J, b 1859. In the 1870 Carroll Co, Va, census there is a Rachal, b 1847, & Velera , f, b 1869, could this be the wife and child of James'? C. Blanch (b 1830) md 16 Feb 1853, Frances "Fanny " Neste~ (b 1834) Children : (1) William R, b 15 Dec 1853; (2) Katherine, b 30 Oct 1854 ; (3) Elizabeth, b 1855; (4) Susan b 1858; (5) Lilesta('?) , b 1860; (6) Henry , b 1863; (7) Tazwell, b 1865 ; (8) Letitia , b 1869 . D. Mary, born 1831; (E) Elizabeth, b 1832; (F) Catherine , b 1833 G. Sally, born 1838. H. Henry M, b 1842, md Irene , b 1846 . Children : (1) Ambrose , b 1868 ; ( 2) Sarah J, b 1869·:--2 . George, (b 1801-d 1863) , md Elizabeth "Betsy" Morricle, (b 10 Aug 1807, bapt 12 Feb 1809, d 28 July 1886 , Floyd Co, Va, buried Duncan Cem), & lived in the Indian Valley section . They were md 16 Jan 1826 Montgomery Co, Va, with William Morricle as surety . Children : A. Fleming (b 3 Dec 1826-d 20 Nov 1885) 1st md 6 Nov 1852 Evely(n) /Evaline Cox (b 7 Oct1829-d 11 Nov 1878 in Floyd Co , Va) He was a lawyer . Children 9 (from census and IGI) : 1. Malachi, (b 1 May 1855-d 2 Feb 1916, buried Duncan Cem) . He was injuried in a fall at the mill and the doctor accidentally administered an overdose of morphine , wh i ch caused his *529 Oriole Lane, Shreveport, LA 71105 Virginia Appalachian Notes �13 The Duncan Family death. He md 28 Feb 1877, Floyd Co, Va, Amelia Agnes Wade (b 11 Sep 1860-d 24 Jun 1931) d/o Nathan & Martha Wade 2 . Calincy(?), b c 1857; (3) William C, b cl858; (4) Sarah C, b c 1860; (5) Elizabeth, b Sept 1863, Floyd Co , Va; (6) Ann Elizabeth, b 4 May 1866, Floyd Co, Va; (7) John W, b 3 Nov 1868, Floyd Co, Va . George 2nd/md 22 May 1883, Floyd Co, Va, Catherine Spangler, b 1848, d/o Henry H & El i zabeth Spangler. One child. B. Timandra,(b 1828-d 15 June 1901) l/md 16 Dec 1856, Floyd Co, Va, Esau Reed,(b 1840 and died during the Civil War) s/o Emery and Miram Reed . Three children. She 2/md 22 May 186.ll, Floyd Co, Va John L Carroll, b 1844, s/o John and Dacie Carroll. 3 children. C. Beauford,(b 30 Nov 1831-d 11 Jan 1905, or b 30 Nov 1834 - d 14 Jun 1905), md 24 Nov 1857, Floyd Co,Va, Sarah Elizabeth Simmons, (b 1L1 Feb 1838-d 25 Dec 1907) d/o James & Lavina Simmons. Both are buried in Duncan Cemetery. Seven children: 1. Rufus James (b 11 Apr 1859-d 13 Jun 1884 buried Duncan Cern) md 26 Oct 1881, Floyd Co, Va, Francina Duncan,(b 9 Jun 1854 i:l.4 Sep 194~, buried Big Sand Cemetery), d/ o Benj arnin & Nancy (Burnett) Duncan. 2. Mary E, b 10 Jan 1861 . 3. Levina "Vinnie" Elizabeth,(b 8 Apr 1865-d 27 Nov 1885, buried Duncan Cem.), md 9 Oct 1884, Floyd Co, Va, Jacob D Altizer, b 1864, s/o Jephtba G & Mary Altizer. 4. Joseph G (b 11 Nov 1867-d 14 Jan 1942, buried Big Sand Cem . ) md 1 Sep 1895, Floyd Co, Va, Mallie Duncan, (b 1869 - 5 Sep buried Big Sand Cem), d/o Nancy Duncan. 5 . Maudie Mozella, (b 31 Mar 1870-d 4 Feb 1954), buried Duncan Cem), md 11 Dec 1890, Floyd Co, Va, Samuel J Radford (b 20 Apr 1861, Franklin Co, Va -d 15 Jul 1939, buried Duncan Cem) s/o Samuel & Ellen Radford. 6. Will i am Athaway (b 1873) md 10 Jan 1901, Floyd Co, Va, Dora A Lester (b 27 Feb 1880-d 10 Apr 1949) 7. George Taylor, (b 5 Mar 1875- d 10 Apr 1949), md 13 Nov 18 98, Floyd Co, Va, Leona F Gardner (b 10 Jun 1882 -d 11 Jun 1957) d/o James A & Henriett Gardner. Both buried Big Sand Cem. Found Hosia L (11 May 1881-24 Oct 1886), ?s/o Beauford & Eli z. Found Mattie 8 f born 31 Mar 1869 & Mazilla or Louisa 8 b 31 Mar 1869, 1870 census. Are they twin daughters of Beauford & Eli zabeth? Louisa is 8/12 months on that census . D. Lucinda (b 7 Apr 1834-d 25 Apr 1884) md 9 Jan 1850, Floyd Co, Va William Allen Howell (b 14 Oct 1827-d 16 Oct 1905). 10 children. E. Rhoda, (b 16 May 1837-d 2 Oct 1911), md 10 Sep 1856, Floyd Co, Va, Jubal Reed (b 16 May 1837-d 11 Oct 1922) . Both are buried Duncan Cem. Jubal Reed's profession is given as minister, pre sumably in the Brethren Church, though he earned his livelihood by farming. Jubal and Rhoda li ved in Laurel Creek section. Jubal was apparently held in high regard and respect in his community as Jubal's Knob was named for him. After his death in 1911, Rhoda lived with her daughter Lydia Weeks, where she died. Thr ee of the Reed children, Margaret, Noah & Lydia married three Virginia Appalachian Notes �The Duncan Family of James Weeks children, Malachi, Ellie and Lafayette , their second cousins . Children : 1 . Rosabelle , (b 26 Jun 1857 - d 20 Mar 1944) , md 9 Nov 1876, Floyd Co , Va , Gordon B Lester, (b 24 Apr 1854 -d 5 Jul 1937) s/o Lewis and Mary B Lester . Both are buried Lewis Lester Cemetery . 2. w Par i s , (b 19 Feb 1859-d 1938) , md 23 Dec 1886, Floyd Co , Va, Druz i lla N Reed , (b 1869-d 193_J, d Io Mark J and Mary Reed . Both are buried Smith Cemetery . 3. Elizabeth, (b 1862) md 11 Jan 1883, Fl o yd Co, Va, Robert Thompson, wid. (b 31 Dec 1859) , s / o Elswick and Lockie (L ester) Thompson . Moved to Tn. 4. 6bediah, (b 1 Jun 1865 - d 2 May 1946 , buried Smith Cem . ), l/md 28 Nov 1889, Floyd Co , Va , Rachel El i zabeth Alley, (b 1871), d/o William F & Sarah Alley . 2/md 4 Oct 1900 , Floyd Co , Va, Mary Isabelle Reed , (b 26 Jun 1871 - d 13 Mar 1929, buried Smith Cem), d/o Mark & Polly Reed . Three children 2nd marriage : Ausby Reed, Noah, and Everett . s. Miriam M (b Oct 1887, md 18 Oct 1883) Floyd Co , Va , Andrew o Reed, b 1862 , s/o Elijah & Sarah Jan Reed. 6 . Margaret A, (b 30 Mar 1870 - d 19 Dec 1941) , md 5 Jul 1888, Floyd Co, Va, Malachi C Weeks , (b 29 Jan 1969-19 Jan 1951) , s/o James M & Missouri (Duncan) Weeks. Both a r e buried Reedville Church Cemetery . 7. Eva Ernaline, (b 1873-d 8 Jun 1934) rnd 2 Mar 189 3 , Floyd Co , Va , Seglar Akers, (b 1872-d 19 Oct 1944), s/o Greenberry & Lucy (Delaney) Akers . Both buried Reedvil l e Church Cemetery 8 . Robert L, (b 1875) md Belle Gordon . Bur ied n ear Dublin, Pulaski Co, Va. 9. Noah C, (b 25 Aug 1876-d 8 Aug 1956) , md 13 Nov 1898 , Floyd Co, Va, Susan Ellen (Ellie) Weeks , (b 7 Mar 1874 - d 26 Nov 1968) , d/o James M & Missouri (Duncan) Weeks. Both buried Pleasant Valley Church Cemetery . 10. Lydia Catherine, (b 8 Nov 1879-d 6 Mar l969) , md 8 May 1898 Floyd Co, Va, Lafayette A Weeks (b . 15 Feb 1876 - d 29 Apr 1945), s/o James M & Missiouri (Duncan) weeks. Both are buried Reedville Church Cemetery . · . F. Chrisley (b 1839-d 188~) , md 10 June 1860, Floyd Co , Va , Malinda "Linda" Lester (b 1842 ,I, d/o Lynch & Lucy (Sowers) Lester · Seven known children. , 1 . George W, (b 16 Jan 1862), md Eli za Reed , (b 19 Jun 1868-d 16 Apr 1885), d/o Madison D & Elizabeth Reed. 2. Lucy Arzella, (b 2 Apr 1865 _ d 20 Oct 1889 , buried White Rock Cem), md 16 Dec 1880, Floyd Co Va Burdine Reed , (b 1858), s Io Robert & Margaret Reed . ' ' 3. Matilda C, (b 22 Jan 1868), md J w Letsinger. 4. Ballard P, b 1871; (5) Eliza E, b 1 874 ; 6 ;i Lynch L, b 187 7 7. Elizabeth, b 1880. G. Samuel, (b 1841), md 22 Jan 1863, Floyd Co, VA, Luzetta El~en . Hylton, (b 1839), d/o Henry & Sarah Hylton. Move d t o Missiouri , then to North Dakato and finally to Canada. One child . c Virginia Appalachian Notes �IS The Duncan Family H. Nancy , (b 1844), md 31 Dec 1867, Floyd Co, Va, Samuel Palmer, (b 1838), s/o I 8 M Palmer . Moved to West Virginia. I . Elizabeth, (b 20 June 1846 - d 24 Dec 1908), md 16 Apr 1868, Floyd Co, Va, Josiah D Burnette, (b 25 Jul 1838-d 18 May 1922), s/o Josiah & Jemina (Dickerson) Burnett . Both are buried White Rock Cemetery. Eleven children. J . Margaret (b 1850) md 25 Aug 1875, Floyd Co, Va, John Quesenberry (b 1855), s/o Elijah & Eliza J Quesenberry. Moved to Missiouri . 3. John R (Dunkin, 1850 Census), (b cl802), md 3 Sep 1822, with Blanch Duncan, surety, Ann Reed (b cl797), d/o Peter Reed. Children: A. Susannah (b 1831) md Henry Hylton . B. Amos (b 1833) md 18 Jan 1854 Nancy Reed . Children: (1) Ross, b 30 Oct 1855; (2) Burwell, b 1858 ; (3) George Riley, b 1867; (4) Winston, b Mar 1867 ; (5) Aaron , b 15 Feb 1871. C. Milley, (b 1834), md Wesley Sumner (Floyd Co, Va.) D. B cle (b 1836) . Burwell md 26 Nov 1858 Susanna Reed. ··--·--' Also living in the household in 1850 census were Nancy Bly and John W Hust, 18 y . 4. Peter (b c1805), md Violet Cox on 2 Mar 1830, Montgomery Co, Va, with Blanch Duncan as surety. Violet/Vila/Viola (b cl810) was d/o Ross Cox. Peter was a farmer . (All Duncan's were spelled Dunkin in the 1850 Floyd Co, Va, census.) A. Luke (b 1831), md Nancy Howell, b 1825. 1. Evaline, b 1851; (2) James P, b 1854; (3) Orpha(?) Jane, b b 1855, md 17 Oct 1872 Wm Akers; (4) Charlott, b 1857; (5) Delilah, b 7 May 1861; (6) Viola D ('?), b 7 May 1863; (7) Andrew J, b 1864; (8) Simon Peter, b 1867; (9) Mahala (b 20 Mar 1869) md 14 Oct 1885 Floyd Co, Va, James A Howell (b 9 Aug 1859) s/o Wm Allen Howell & Lucinda Duncan d/o Geo & Elizabeth (Morricle) Duncan. (B) Lawyer, b 1835; (C) Fook('(), b 1838; (D) St a, b 1839; (E) Mahala b 1843; (F).Anna i845; (G) Nancy b··-1847; (H) Peter b 1850 ; (I) Nancy (?) b 1850; (J) Vila b 1856. Also in the 1860 household were Jackson A, b cl837 & Ab el b cl839. They are probably Duncans since no other surname was given. 5. Blanch Jr, (b 1803-d 3 Apr 1879 Floyd Co, Va, buried Duncan Cem.) md 26 or 28 Mar 1829, Montgomery Co, Va, Mary Morricle (b 29 June 1812, Montgomery Co , Va; baptized 10 Mar 1813; d cl830.) Mary Morricle was the last child of Billy & Peggy Morricl to be baptized in the Luthern Church. Three years after her sister, Elizabeth, md George Duncan, Mary was not yet 17 when she md George's brother Blanch. She died a year later , probably in childbirth. Watchers at her b ed sid e reported that a star fell on the night she died. It is not known exactly where Mary and Blanch lived; he later lived and raised his large family in Copper Valley, Floyd Co, Va. Blanch 2/md 27 Oct 1831 Montgomery Co, Va, Catherine Phillips, born 1812-3. Children from census . (A ) James C, b 1834; (B) Mary S(?) b 1836; (C) Martha, b 1838; (D) Solomon, b 1839, md 25 aug 1865 , Floyd Co, Sarah Howchin ; (E) Susan b 1840; (F) Jacob (?John) b 1841; (G) Blanch, b 1843 , md 24 Aug 1865, Floyd Co, Thursday Alley; (H) Reed, b 1844; (I ) Andrew J, b 1846; (J) Greenberry, b 1848; (K) Robert (?) b 1850 ; (L) Artemas , b Virginia Appalachian Notes �I lo The Duncan Family 6. 7. 9. 10. b 1852 , md 14/19 Sep 1872, Floyd Co, Va, Milla C Hill , d/o Elijah 8 Sarah Rill. (M) Catherine ( ? ), b 1854, md 22 Jan 1873, Asa Akers; (N) Rachal (?), b 1855, md 22 Oct 1874 A H L Dickerson . (0) Ruth , b 1859. (P) infant/ Bluford (?) b 1860c Reed , b cl810, l/md Sarah Dickerson in 1831 . After her death, he 2/md 1836 Mary Akers, d/o Wm & Lydia Akers . Reed moved to Carroll Co , Va , cl840 and settled on Big Reed near "Camp Virginia ." He died in 1861 in a scarlet fever epidemic along with many of his children. Polly (may have been a nickname for Mary) was born cl820 . (A) Malinda , b 1834 . (B) William B, b 1835 . (C) Mahala , b 1837 . (D) Eliza , b 1839. (E) James, b 1840 . (F) Harrietta, b 1841. (G) Lydia, b 1844. (H) Mary, b 1847 . Spencer md Sally Byrd. (8) Sally md Peter Reed. Squire, b cl811, md Sarah H , b cl812 (A) Nancy D, b cl836 (1850"-~-e-n-;us) Nancy Dunkin 72y living with them in 1850 . Abel W md Polly B Byrd, b .!..~ Apr 1831 , Floyd Co , Va . II. Thomas Duncan (the settler), brother of Blanch , md "---- "---His estate was appraised Sept 1847 . Children 1 . Lewis (b cl819) md 13 Feb 1840, Montgomery Co, Susan Akers (b c 1813) Children: (A) Joshua, b 1841. (B) Ruben , b 1843 . (C) Giles A, b 1845. (D) Andrew I , b 1847 . (E) Melvina, b 1849 . Others? 2 . Riley (b cl823) md 28 Oct or 9 Nov 1843 , Montgomery Co, Mahala Akers, (b 1821). 1850 census - ch : (A )James, b 1844 '?, (B) Clas isa, b 18.:'.16 Also in household: Rebecca Duncan 60y, b cl790. 3. Humphrey (b cl821) md 15 Dec 1846, Floyd Co, Va, Lucy Boothe (b 1827) Children from 1860 census : (A) Malina , b 1848. (B) Elijah, b 1849 . (C) Sarah , b 1851. (D) Susannah, b 1853 . (E) George Riley, b 1856 (F) Crockett (b 11 Sep 1857 or Aug 1857-d 20 Nov 1923) md Mary E (b 20 Dec 1861-d 23 Apr 1937) 4. Crockett md Wray s. Thomas (b 183-of-md 31 Oct 1850, Floyd Co , Unis Akers or Eunis Reed . Children from census: (A) Missiouri, b 1852. (B) Louisa, b 1854. (C) Giles H, b 1856. (D) Miriam, b 1858 . (E) Emera/Emory J , b 16 Oct 1859. (F) M R, Johnson, b 1860 . (G) Sarah M, b 1862 6. Lynch (b 1836) md 31 Dec 1856, Floyd Co, Va , Elizat eth " Betsy" Ake·:·s (b 1837). Children: (A) Mary Jane, b 1858. (B) child b 22 Aug 1859 (C) George A, b 1860. (D) Captain Lynch, b 1862. (E) Sarah Ann , b 7 Feb 1866 . (F) Charles M, b 14 Aug 1868 . 7. Lucy md Jacob Akers . (8) Pol ly md Luke Grimes . 9. Nancy md Andrew Reed 10. Susie (b 1816-d 27 Apr 1896) md 15 Dec 1836 , Floyd Co, Andrew Akers (b 1817- d 30 Mar 1895). They are buried Akers Cem, Alum Ridge, Va. III. John Duncan (the settler), brother of Blanch and Thomas . (Act. ret . Aug 1844- probably Carroll Co.) Wife unknown. Children : 1 . Benjamin (b 1817) md 1 Jan 1843, Floyd Co, Va, Nancy Burnett (bl825) Children: (A) July A/Julan, b 1844. (B) Ennis /Ananais, b 1845. (C) Minerva , b 1846. (D) Asa, b 1848. (E) Eliza , b 1850. (F) Delilah b 1850, md Henry Connor. (G) Sarah, b 1852. (H) Francisca, b 1854. �I l'J The Duncan Family (I) Malina, b 1856 . (J) Rebecca, b 1858. (K) infant, b 1860 2. Tommy 3 . Rhoda md 12 May 1842, Floyd Co, Va, Stephen Hughett (Hewitt) My great great grandfather was Henry Duncan who md Mary --------· Their son, Benjamin Duncan (great grandfather) md Mary Swain . Their only child , a son, Allan Thomas Duncan, was my grandfather . . Allan Thomas Duncan was born 14 Mar 1868 in Floyd or Carroll Co , Va, and died 15 Jun 1934 in Trees , La . On 26 Jul 1892 he married Mary Susan Troutman of Lawrence Co, Ohio . Connection with the families in Carroll or Floyd Cos? LEGISLATIVE PETI TI ONS GILES COUNTY, VIRG INIA To the Hon ' ble General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Petition of the Undersigned Stockholders in the Capital stock of the Giles, Fayette and Kanawha Turnpike Company pursuant to an Act passed by the General Assembly on the 1st day of March 1857 Incorporating said Company would respectfully represent to your Hon ' ble Body that owing to the 4th Section of said Act directing the Board of Public works to cause to be surveyed the best route for said road " not having as yet been complied with, owing as your Pe titioner s believe to a press of business upon said Board occupying the time of their engineers upon roads previous l y authorized by Laws, it has been impossible to make arrangements to commence the making sa id road within the time prescribed by the Act prescribing certain General regulations for the incorporation of Turnpike Companies " Your Petitioners would therefore resp ectfully beg Your Hon ' ble Body to allow a further time to begin said road as long as your Hon'ble Body in its discretion shall deem best & as in duty & we will ever pray Fayette Court House February 19th, 1839 John Mans?Marrs Sam ' l Pack Felix G Hansford John Phillips E D Vandal ?J's ? Boyer C A Stuart Jun Hiram Hill John Beweller'? Alfred Beckley H Hull Abraham Vandel J Y Waitt John Bowyer Adam Nic ely John Har rima n ;?Rson? Prince'? Charles Windson Lewis Courtner Benjn'? Jones Wm Prince Henry Montgomery D. Smith Wm Humphreys William Blake H W Dickinson J G Withrow Seth Huse ----- This was copied from a xerox copy of the original document, which is in the Virginia Sta te Archives, Richmond, Va. The document is a box of Giles Co, Va records- the documents are stored in the boxes according to date. The documented is dated Mar 4, 1839, #A6816 & 12580. It appears that the s ignatures on this document. . were signed by the peop l e named. The xerox copy will be placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Library. �13 WILL OF WILLIAM WALROND submitted by Lamona Phillips* WB , p24,25 , 26 : Signed 12 October 1809 , Montgomery Co , Va . Codicil signed 25 July 1810, Proven September Court 1810 , Montgomery Co, Va. 'fyped copy. In the name of God , Amen . I William Walrond of Montgomery County being i n perfect memory of body doth make this & constitute this my last will and testa ment in manner and form following, that is to Say All my Just Debts to be paid as s oon as my Executors hereafter named can make it convenient - Item I lend to my wife Nancy one negroe Girl by the name of Fillis during her natural life at her Deth I gave the sa . negroe girl Philles to her Sun James . Also three Beds a nd furniture. I Bequeth to her as her mm right and property , and all other a rticles of movable property, which my wife by her own Industry hath procured and brought into my home I desire it to be Sold with my other property hereafter mentioned and the amount thereoff to be paid to her for her own use I also Bequeth to my Said wife two pire Cretures known by the names of Bob & Sade together with a complete two horse waggon and harness which said Waggon & harness to be purchased and paid for out of my estate and such of my live Blacks as my wife have a right to clame I desire to be Sold by my executors and her to receive the amount thereoff I further desire that all my negroes both men - women 2 children, here or Elsewhere and all my live Stock of every discription all my household afares farming utensals and every kind of crop made from the earth belonging to me , Excepe such as is above mentioned to my wife to be Sold at a twelve months c r edit by giving bonds with approved Security, also two tracts of land I do now own in Montgomery County Whereon I now live conta ining 415 acres by Survey be the Same more or les with an entry showing the Same the other tract lying in Pi tsyl vvania County where I formerly lived containing three hundred and Sixteen acres by Survey be the Same more or less . Said Tract of Land I desire to be Sold by my executors as f olloweth One third of the purchis money to be paid twelve Months from the day of Sail and one other Third two years after Sail and one third t hree years after Sale - I will and bequeth to my Sun Benjamin Waldren one hundred Dollars - and to my Sun William Waldren I begui th Three Dollars together with one bond executed by said Wm Waldren to Jesse Waldrin and then assigned to me - r Will and bequeth to my daughter Sally Motly - three Dollars, I gave & bequeth to my Laughter Anny Waldrond fifteen Dollars And to my Suns Reubin Walrin, John Walrin and Jesse Walron I will & Bequeth the whole residue of all Moneys arriving from the above mentioned Sails of negrows , lands, Stock , crops , &c after my Just debts are paid and two hundred Dollars in cas h & my Shop gun to my Sun Reubin Walren over and above his proper claim with his Brothers , John & Jesse Walron for his Serveces as executor in said Will, I apoint Reubin Walrin my sun Executor in this my last Will and testament, I hereby revoke all former testaments, and this only my last Will and testament, Given under my hand and Seal this 12th day of October in the year of our Lord 1809. In presents of his Wm Walrond ( seal) Jas Woods Thos Walrond William X Gan mark This is an addition made to my Will made by James woods Esquire of Montgomery County, that it is my Will and desire exclusive of the Twenty shillings , left Sarah Motly , my daughter, wife of Daniel Motley of Pittsylvania County, that she * 2402 Sycamore, Wasco, CA 93280 (yr 1987) Vlr6Jin1a .Appalachian Notes �I 'f Will of William Waldron be made equal with the other legatees of my Estate, who is John Walrond Reubin Walrond & Jesse Walrond after all my just debts are paid This is my Will and desire. Given under my hand and Seal this the twenty fifth day of July 1810. Wm Walrond (seal) As an addition to my will, I appoint Daniel Motley, Jr as an Executor with Reuben Walrand to my Estate in the Will made by James Woods. Teste: Jacob Boon, John Boon , Daniel Boon At Montgomery September Court 1810, The last Will and testament of William Walrond deceased Together with a Codicil thereto were presented in Court and proven the said will by the oaths of James Woods Thomas Walrond and William Gan, The said Codicil by the oaths of Jacob Boon and John Boon Witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be Recorded - And on the motion of Reuben Walrond the Executor in the said Will named who made oath and entered into Bond with Security according to Law Certificate is granted him f'or obtaining a Probat thereof in du..e form Teste Charles Taylor cC Browning's Mill Cemetery The cemetery at Browning's Mill is located west of Wytheville, Virginia. Take Main Street (Route 21) west . Yield right o nto the Old Stage Road (Route 667). Follow the Old Stage Road about 2 1/2 miles. The rui n s of the mill can be seen on the right a short distance after you cross the bridge. The cemetery is in the woods on the hill west of the mill. Date inscriptions were transcribed: early 1980' s. Compiled by Walter A. and Avis C. Hunt. Cline, Granville: CSA Co. G 45th VA Inf, Creger, George : Revolutionary War 1763 1838 Corvin, A. J.: VA Militia CSA Etter, Leonard: Pvt. VA Militia CSA VA Militia (Kettering, Nancy?) : 16 Apr. 1798 - 19 Oct 1814 Walters, John P . : CSA Walters, Michael: Revolutionary War Pvt. Doacks VA Mil 1 Sgt. Co. I Walters, Michael, Sr.: 1 Dec 1788 Left a wife and 8 children Walters, William: 7 Jun 1828 - 29th VA Inf. 1798 16 Feb 1859 7 Nov 1885 01.tr Father There are other graves but they are not mark ed. has not been used in many years. Virginia Appa1a.oh1a.n Not.€\!:! This ce metery �:io WILLIAM WALDRON : BILL OF SALE submitted by La.mona Phillips* Montgomery Co, Va . , Will Book ~' p 492 - 497 Wm. Waldron: Xd Amount of Sales of the E.state of William Waldron dee 'd of Montgomery County made the 27th , 28th , and 29th September 1810 . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Philip Boyster Dr ' ' To one kettle $5.16, 1 book 58 , 2 baskets wood $1 . 29 7 . 03 three windser chairs 66 . 66 James Wallace To 1 pair wedges $1 . 00, 1 pot $2 . 00, 1 bedstead 50 3 , 50 J . 50 John Lakeland To 1 pair wedges $1 . 00, 1 pr spurs 33, cutting knife & D knife 50 - 1 pot $1 2 . 8J 2.83 Joseph Givens To one Bell " 16 " 16 John Reynolds To 1 tea kettle & cribbell $1 . 66 , 24 bushels salt 5.50, 7.24 1 case & bottles $4, 1 chair box 50 , 1 tea kettle 1 . 66 6 . 16 lJ.40 John Rayburn To one Hand saw " 50 " 50 Christian Layman To 1 pair stretchers $1.58 1 pair braces 1 . 79 3,37 J . .37 Samuel Myers To 1 bridle 66 1 pair braces $2.16 1 blind bridle 66 3.48 2 pairs snuffer.$ and Harness 5.48 2 . 00 William Bowyed To one back band 42, 1 pot 2.33 1 box stelyard 2 , 67 25 Head of Hogs $18.67 3 casks $1.42 Parker Lucass To 1 pair of chains $1 . 84 2 Razors Case Floss $1 William Givens: 5.42 20 . 09 25 . 51 2.84 1.67 2.84 i5.60 10.20 15 . 60 l0 . 50 3.ll 2.,20 1.16 J.11 2 . 50 1.16 To 2 endles and 1 back band I s aiah Givens To 1 pair back bands $3.18, 1 sugar base 1.75 6 sheep 8 •.33 1 pair fear irons 2.34 William Mann: To 1 kettle 2.00 1 shot Gun $8 .34 Jonathan Power To 1 pot $1.42, 1 basket of Irons $1.19, 1 churn Pot &c Alexander Handly: To 1 Kettle & Led $1. 50, 1 Farthern Pot $1. 00 John Li uner: To 1 Grid Iron page 493 Char l es Spangler To 1 Stone Pot 78 , 1 place & Irons $1:33 1 Cubic $2 . .34 1 Tub & beans 53, 1 cow & calf $12:12t , 1 set of silver buckles 3:75 3 chairs $1 :66, 1 stone Jug 92, 11 Hoggs $4.66 l . 67 4.45 l 6. 6ot 7 .24 2s.09t * (1987) 2402 Sycamore, Wasoco, CA 93280 Transcribed & typed by Flora N Ranton Unger, 2572 Russell St, Redding CA 96001 Vir~ Appalachian Notes - -- - - �Wm Waldron : Biil of Sale Richard Huntsman To 1 Mill Iron & Cloves $1.08 1 Mattock $1 :17 1 Raw hide $1.25 1 Hym Book 371 Giles Thomas : To 1 Shot gun James S Shaw : To 1 Dubonary 68 , 1 arm chair 50 , 1 Coulter 50 John Walrond To 1 Bible $2 2 Books J4 , 1 pr of spurs $1 . 00 To 1 Negro woman (Annakey) Fattey Harles : Joseph Polk: 1 mans saddle $2 .58 1 cow $12 .50 To To one Still John Woods : To One Heifer Frederick Walker : To 1 cow & calf $10 . JJ, 1 candle stand 84 To 3 yearlings $15: 21 Samuel Wallace : William Akins : 12 sheep $15 :16 17 geese To To 6 sheep Jacob Carper : James Damewood : Mary Walker : James Welch: To Seven Sheep To Six plates To two pewter dishes $1:84, 1 Lock and book 58 Reuben Waldron: To One Silver watch Julius Webb To 1 ox cart and yoke $24:01, 1 Desk $21:50 two scythes and cradle 67 Thomas Walrond To one axe $l :JO, 1 Kettle 5J , 1 Looking glass 25, one cask 50 Nancy Shaw To 1 Side Saddle 16 , 1 Bed &c $6, 1 trunk $1, 1 tea pot $1 1 Set delf ware $1 .33, 1 cupboard $4, 1 cotton wheel 25 Earthern ware $1 :00 1 chair 25 Knives forks &c $1 7 Hoggs $14:66 Henry Savers : To one Loom John Lakeland To 2 Shekles 33, 1 oven & Lid $2 , 1 pr boots $J :25 George Greenaway To one yoke of oxen $44, 1 pr Hand Irons $2 , 2 Casks $1:33 David Smith : To 1 Bed , bedstead &c George Pine: To 4 Shotes Jacob Huffman: To One mare Michael Henderlite: To Jl:miel Mottley: One Negro man Dick Jesse Walrond : To To Joseph Mottley: wheat in the Straw One girl (Esther) To One Negro man, Ned John Lenler: To one negro woman (Delphy) James Woods : To One pair of Saddle Bags Virgin.Lo. Appa.1achia.n Notee .:;_I Dr 2 . 25 1.62-} 6. 78 1.68 J.87t 6. 78 1. 68 J .J4 13.33 15. 08 50,00 7. 58 11.17 30. 37 J . 54 8.50 ?. 08 2.10 2.42 20 , 00 7,58 11.17 JO.J7 3,54 8.50 7,08 2. 10 2. 42 20,00 46.48 46.48 2. 58 2 . 58 16. 67 15.08 50,00 8.16 6.58 l,2. 21 2.00 J0.65 2.00 5.58 5,58 42.JJ 4?.JJ 6 .•. 6. " J.2;1 J.25 20. 84 20.84 5,33 5,33 406, 406 . " J46, 346." 40." 40 . " 11. 11. " 2,50 2.50 II II It �Wm Waldron : Philip Borter: Bill of Sales To 3 casks 67 cts , 1 grind stone $1 :25 1 . 92 1 . 92 $1 2 9 . 27 Total amoun t R Wa lrond Exer In Montgomery November 1817 The foregoi ng amount of Sales of the Estate of Willia m Walrond dee 'd wa s returned int o Court and ordered to be Recorded OK Teste: Br : Miller D. C. (from a typed copy) ( Note: After a will had been proven in court , the court appoi nted J or 1+ p ers ons to take an inventory of the deceased ' s personal belongings . Thi s included e v erything - furniture , dishes, linens , farm animals , etc - that was not mention ed i n the will. This inventory was then presented to the court and approved . The n e xt step was to set a day for the auction or sale of the property named. The fa mily and neighbors could then purchased the i terns . This document , 'Bill of Sa l es ", is then given to the court and the monies collect~d goes into the es t a te to p a y the debts - the balance is divided between the heirs .) ::::::.: :.::.:. :.: :.: :.: = :.: :.:.:.::.: :; :.::.: :.: := :: :.:. :: :.: :.:.:::::.::.::::::.:::..: :: :::: :: :.: :: :; :.: :.:.:: :: ::.:::.: :; :,; :,: :,: :,: :: ::: :: :: :.: :.: ::. :; :: : :.:.: ==::.:.:. : :. ::. :..: :; :: :: ::. : : :: :: :: : : :: :: DIVORCES Cha p . 3 6 3. marriage between Orlando W Brown and Scotty Catharine, hi s wife , of Shenandoah Co . .. . are divorced ..... (passed 1 Apr 1848) p 349 Chap . 36 5: .. • . marriage between Bertholome w Cassag~ande of Richmond and Angela h i s wife •••. are divorced •.•.. (passed 20 Mar 1848) P 349 . Chap. 36 9 • . . . . . marriage between J o hn Ho well and Maria his wife . d •. .... (passed 27 Mar 1848) P 350 c o ... ...• a r e d 1vorce 0 f R oc l<;:J.ngham · Chap . 370 .•...• marriage between Daniel M'Ginty of Marion Co & his wife Louisa (for merly Louisa Roberts) ... are divorced · •·(passed 24 Jan 1848) p 350 Chap . 3 7 3 • • •. • marriage between William Yonson and his wife Eliza Jane, his wife of Loudoun Co .••• are divorced .• . . (passed 27 Mar 1848) p 351 above from "Acts of t h e General Assembly of Vir g inia 1848-9 " :;. :.: :.: ::. :.::::: :: :::: ::.:.: :.:::. ::: :::.::.: :: :.: :: :.:.:.::::.: :.:.:: :: ::::.:.:.: :: :.: :: :; :: :: :.: :: :: :.::: :: :: :: :: :: :; :.: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :: :.: :..: :: :::: :: :: :.:. == :: :: :.: :.; :: == :: =-=:: :: :: :: THOMAS UNDERWOOD, 1650 IMMIGRANT, AND HIS DESCENDANTS (including some roya l and Quaker line s . ) by Mrs Billie Redding Lewis. The immigrant firs t c ame to Virginia, walked to Maryland where he left descendants in Maryland-Delawar e - Pennsylvania area. His descendants then moved to th e Carolinas and Virginias wh er e today especially are many of that famil y in Frank 1 in Co , Va and its neighb oring areas . Fully indexed, documented, s o ftbd, #2 7.00 ppd. Order from author : Mrs Billie Redd i ng Le wis, 1104 Voncile St, Lake Wa l es , F l 33853-3919 Viratni& App~lachum Notes �WILLIAM WALROND: SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Submitted by Lomona Phillips & Flora Unger Montgomery Co, Va, WB 1810 Septr 27th Xd 28th 29 Novr Deer 29 lJ 18 January 5 , 1811 7th 15 17 25 Jlst April 19th May 29 June 13 17th Octo 2nd Jrd 4th Octo ?th 8 , 1811 Octo 10, 1811 12th December 4th March April ?th,1812 1st 20 ~' p 495 The Estate of William Walrond dec ' d To Reuben Walrond Exer. To Cash paid William E Rutledge To do paid Christin Lamar To do paid Burkly Kyle To do paid George Greenway To do paid Soloman Pastors To do paid Thomas W alrond To do paid appraisers of Estate To do paid Willson Voded To do paid Benjamin Waldron to do paid John Reyburn To do paid William '.funstall CPC To do paid Parker Lucass To do paid Same To Do paid James Welch To do paid Alexander Handy for James Lockert To do paid William E Rutledge To do paid John & Jacob Boon To do paid Jacob Boon To do paid D:l.niel Mottley To do paid Same To do paid Allen Woodson To do paid Benjamin Walrond To do paid William E Rutledge To do paid Jonathan Johnston To do paid John Murrell To do paid John Wembish To do paid John Dabney atty To do paid John Reynolds To do paid John Senior To do paid Lewis Francisco To do paid Samuel Myers To do paid Fatty Harles To do paid James S Shaw To do paid Philip Moorand To do paid Peggy Bowen To do paid Charles Spangler To do paid George Greenway To do paid Same To do paid Christian Eby To do paid James Breckenridge To do paid Matthew Harvey To do paid (Bob, a Negro for fur by) I.W. To Cash paid Thomas Bowyers To do paid Charles Taylor clerk To do paid John Woods for &c To do paid Higginbotham & Co To do paid Henry Glass Dr 4. JJ 4 . 57 2 . 00 20 . 63 6. oo 2 . 08 4.50 1.50 1. 00 5.50 ". 44 52,55 JJ.12t 2. 75 12.75 JJ.84 5. 90 7. 25 l?.J4 35.31 105.61 1. 00 40. 00 11.66 2.50 16.96 16.12t 5.00 5.62t 6.44 J.84 8.67 12. " 8.75 2l a II 2.50 II a 75 448. 01 7,98t 4.0lzlJJ.86 239.67 60.00 ". 50 5.59 .78 4.52.40 11 2. 84· 80. 4. " II �Wm Waldron: June 2 (1812) 4 July lst Deer 22nd Jany May June JOth,1813 30th 2nd 5th June Augt Sept Octo 24th 29 JO 25th 9 18th Febry 12th Jany 18th,1814 Apl. May 4th 5th 19th Deer 25 Jul y 4th March 29th,1816 April lJ June 15 16th 18 July 8t h Octo 15th To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Do do do do Settlement of Estate paid Allen Taylor ? paid John Lester paid George Greenway paid Thos Bowyer D. S. paid Rawley White , Jr paid William Tunstall, CPC paid Joseph Polk paid Charles Taylor elk paid Henry Bowyer elk paid . Wm E Rutledge paid George Greenway paid Wm Bowyer for Ju . Hair paid Same for Jno Walter paid Alexander Hamilton paid Abraham Gish paid Jacob Gish paid Wm Walrond (order to G. T. ) paid Same paid Same Paid Same paid Jno Dickinson D. S. paid Champress Tomy , Exr. paid William Tunstall , C. P . C. paid Jno & Jesse Walrond paid William Hall paid Chessel D:Lbney atto , paid Matthew Clay, Jr paid Stokey T Foster DS paid Higginbotham & Co paid Wm Walrond (or to J. T. ) paid Thomas M Henry paid E Rawlins for Wm Lee To do paid Higginbotham & Co To do paid Champress Tomy To do paid Thomas Atkinson Exr To do paid Danl Mottley Adr To do paid Danl Mottley Adr To Cash paid James Breckenridge To ditto paid Thomas Atkinson for Jr. To do paid for total amt. & my expenses &c To Cash paid Wm 'lUnstall To do do Thos Bowyer 7 , 50 1 . 34 2 . 50 84 7 . 14 7 , 70 49 , 50 1 . 24 II o 158 . JO ". 70 J." 2 . 87 ~ 1.00 1 . 00 70 , 90 2 . 67 22 . 96 12 . 50 333 , 34 8 . 03 17. " 2 . 98 303 . 1.46 382, Li-8%- 1165 . 20 " . 50 2 . 50 4. " 101 . 4 90 . 6J. " 261 . 04 II II l . " 128.93 129.93 $2666.88 26 .13 69 . 25 72 . 44 19 . " 10 . 16 J05 . 50 11.25 128.Jl 642.14 " .18 JJ08.92 90 l o08 II 0 $3310. 00 1811 Septer Octo Nov Jany Jany Octo Jany Octo Octo 27th 4 10 5, 1812 5, 181J 1st 5, 1814 1st 1, 1815 By By By By By by By By By CONTRA Amount of Sales in Montgomery Cty Amount of Negroes hire Amount of Sales in Pittsylvania Co 1st Annual instalment of land sold in M.C. 2nd do instalment of do in M. C. " do instalment of do in P.C. Jrd do instalment of do in M.C. 2nd do instalment of do in P.C. 3rd do ins talment of do in do 1292.76 38 . 33 797.25 2128 . 34 306.58 J06o58 306.58 500. " 306.58 500. " 500 . " 306 . 58 500. " J06.58 500. " 500. " $4548.08 V1ri1Jlla Appalachian Notes j �Wm Waldron: 2. 5 Settlement of Estate The above amount of sales was this day shown to Reuben Walrond Exer of William Wallrond deed and was admitted by him to be correct. W B Charlton , John Wade, J13 Goodrich Pursuant to an order of the worshipful Court of Montgomery County made the 2nd day of the November Term 1817, We the undersigned commissioners have proceeded to Settle with Reuben Walrond Executor of the Estate of William Walrond deed late of the County and find the accounts to Stand as follows to Wit To amount of Monies Received as per statement ....•. .•. • .•. ••.• • $4548.08 Cr. By amt of Voucher to us shown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 3310: 00 $1238. 08 Ballance due the legatees of the deed Wm Walrond One thousand two hundred and thirty Eight dollars & eight cents Given under our hand this 5th day of Nover 1817 Wm B Charlton , John Wade, J B Goodrich In Montgomery County November Court 1817 This account was presented in Court and ordered to be Recorded Teste Br: Mil ler DC (from a typed copy) ============================================================================ NAMING •••. from Hingham, Massachusetts , parents named 1st and 2nd sons and daughters almost exclusively for themselves . Older children were rarely named for English grandparents. Hi ngham was likely representative of the New England Puritan culture. from " Awareness " , Association of One-Name Studies , V2, #1, ============================================================================ LEMON CEMETERY Botetourt County, VA Rt . 615, on the property of Mr. Joe Preston, near Oriskany. Copied 2 April 1989 by Charles & Ruth G. Hale LEMON, James Edward " , Korah E. Fieldstone Markers 1864 - 1955 1872 - 1956 LEMON, A. B. July 14, 1852 - July 2, 1884 May 26, 1811 - Apr. 6, 1884 Nov. 29, 1822 - Apr. 1907 " , J as. G. " , Rebecca C. Old Marker: J. G. L. Died Aprl. 6, 1884 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Age 73 yrs. ~ = = = = = = �Virginia Cases , or DECISIONS OF THE GENERAL COURT OF VIRGINIA Chiefly on the Criminal Law of the Commonwealth Commenc ing June Term, 1815 , and Ending June Term, 1826 Volume II by Wil l iam Brockenbrouogh pub li shed 1826c reprinted 1900 by The Michie Company This volume is one of four from "Virginia Reports Annotated", usually fo d . (V ' . i ) 1n.a 1rg1n a, law library. This volume is concerned with the appeal s un on po~nts of law and the reasons why the appeal was denied or upheld . The trial may take only a paragraph or a page - the points of law may be a para graph or several pages with the judges saying why they voted as they d 1' d • June Term, 1815 plll. Commonwealth v John Feely: Preventing Witness from Attending Court Wythe Co •••• B Chapman attorney for Com ' lth in the Superior Ct of Law ••. • : 11 May 1814 •••••• that John Feely , [inn-keeper] late of Wythe Co, on 15 Oct 1812 • •• did use means to prevent •••• Samuel Wright from at t end ing as a witness ••••• deed of trust by the said John Feely to John Draper . • ... . plll- 112. Peter Haught v The Com'lth: Indictment date: Superior Ct of Law Harrison Co •••• pltf indicted for assaulting and beat in g James Baker by the information of J Baker, labourer • •• •• p ltf said prosecutor James Baker was a husbandman [farmer] and not a labourer . •••• pll2 - 3. James Halkem v The Com'lth: Horse Stealing : Superior Ct of Law Wythe Co •••• The ind i ctment " with force and arms , one ge lding of a dark ba; colour ••••• pri ce of $75, and a mare of mouse colour •• $75, • • chattels of one Peter Snavely pll3-1 14. Munford Smith v The Com'lth : wr it of error : Superior Ct of Law, Grayson Co, May Session 1815, indictment for the murder of James Henderson • • •• tried and found quilty of murder in the 2nd degree ••• James Bryson, one of the jury, •••• In support of the motion, the prisoner produced J A M•craw, a witness •••• on, or about 24 Apr last , he was at the residence of W & JU in the co. of Surry, N C, adjoining the co of Grayson, ca 29 miles from Grayson Courthouse, and ca 17 miles from where the supposed murder happened, ••• and because James Henderson the dec'd, had lived in the neighbourhood before his death •••• from Amos Ballard a witness from Grayson November Term, 18 15 pll7-118. The Com'lth v George Offner: Gaming. Corporation Court of Winchester Nov 1813 for unlawful gaming ••• At the succeeding Term of the Superior Court of Frederick co, he applied for a writ of error ••• •• • One of the Grand Jury, to wit : Edward Slater. was an alien •••• The Com'lth v Mark Butts: Gaming. Fairfax Superior Ct . We present Mark Butts for playing at the game of Faro, at the booth of Price Skinner, •• p l 18. Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Virg i n i a Cases within the co . of Fairfax , wit hin 1 2 months last past , on the i nformation of John Fulmore , and Paul Skinner , ... .... the gaming commit t ed at the booth of one --- -·-- - Clarke, and not Price Skinner ..... . pl l 8 - 9 . The Com ' lth v John Maddox: John Maddox, tavern - keeper ... . Gaming . Grand jury, Fairfax Co . present p 119-121 . The Com ' lth v William Cherry : Grand jury of Winches t er, removed to Superior Ct for Frederick co . . . .. .... juryman Edward Slater , native born subject of Gr eat Brita i n ; came to the US in 1784 and to Va. in 1786, that be married in Va .; he held real estate by deed in fee simp l e i n Va .; that he served as a con s t able , as a common-councilman in Winchester , and frequently on Gran d j uries in the Hust i ngs court there , and i n the Dis tr ict Court of Winc h ester . There was no fact agreed , that he had ever na t uralized as a citizen . . . • . . . .. . Court: " that Edward Slater .. .. . was not a good and lawful Grand Juror, and that t h e said Presentment i s not a good one ." p 121 . John Bills v Ezra Harris: Assau l t & Bat tery . Superior Ct , Ohio Co . . . . . i n which t he jury foun d for the pl ft ''six cents damages , and the costs." ....... Under $16 . 66 i n Superior Ct " shall not recover costs ." p 121-122 . The Com'lth v George Dove: Intoxicating L i quors . Super i or Ct, Rocki n gham Co . . . for retai l ing spirituous l i quors wi thout license ..... on 26 Apr 18 1 3 Briscoe G Baldwin, Com ' lth Att . for Rockingham Co . ... .. .. . .... that Georg e Dov e on 6 Mar 1812 . .• . at his store . ... without license . . ... retail spirituous liquors . . . pl23- 4 . John Conner v The Com ' lth : Perjury . Superior Ct of Law, Greenbrier co . .. on 22 Nov 1813, a Reg i mental Ct of Enquiry:': ... J ohn Conner was sick and unable to attend t he. muster on 28 Oct 1813 . .. ... . wh en he was not sick .... . he was fined and jail sentence for 40 days ... . [*note: the. county militia each male wi thin the age requirement was required to attend mi litia meetings unless excused by t h e county court] June Term , 1816 p 128-1 31. J o hn Huts on v J o seph Lowry and Jos eph Neville : Adjourned case from the Superior Ct of Law for Harrison co . . . . . John Hutson on 11 Sep 1815 indebted to Jose ph Lowry . . John S omervi l le, a JP .. Joseph Neville , constable Prince George p 131 . John R Jackson v John Bo as t ~ J o hn Bart and Another: Superior Ct. Assaul t & Battery and damages $10 . . . . • .•. new trial because of smalln ess of damages. Court: no new trial. pl32 - 3. The Com'lth v Will iam Birchett: Superior Ct of Mecklenburg, 29 Apr 1816 affidavit of J o el Wa tkins .. . .. the deft was commissioned as a JP after qualifying, he was appointed .•. a Deput y Post Master ...• June Term, 1817 p 135-6. John Ma ddox v Ch arles Ewell: Superior Ct, Prince William Co .... . . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases Charles Ewe ll moved the co ct to view away for opening a road from Charl es Ewell 's mill to the mouth of Col Alexa~der ' s and Richard Brent ' s l ane . . . . . . Gerard Al exande r, acting JP , and coroner of co . . . . . . John Maddox .. on whose land the road in part run .. . pl37-8 . Noah Zane v Jonathan Zane: Ohio Co Ct Mar 1816 . Application of J ona than Zane, .. . . .. to mee t on h i s lands 16 Mar to view the pla c e propos ed for keeping a ferry acros s th e Ohio river . . .. . his l a n ds ab ove a n d adjoinin g the town of Wheeliin g, ... p 138-9. The Com ' lth v John Speer: Cheats . Superio r Ct of Law, Greenbrier Co . . • .. on 8 Apr 1816 , wi th fo r ce . .. falsely and decei t f ul ly ob t ain . . . from one Thomas Cr e i gh 3 y d s of velvet . . the value of the whole , of $9 . 87\ . . . .. . and bank-notes and money .... pl40-l. The Com'lth v Levi Gibson : Superior Ct of Buckingham. Indict e d for the murder of Francis Gibson ... convicted of 2nd degree murder and sentence to 5 yrs .. . • • Charles Woodson , a juror , ... . . came with the r est of the juror s having agree on a guilty ver dict . . .. which was subscribed by Oglesby Scruggs •.••.. Robert S Gary, deputy sheriff, .. .. William Watson, a juror , . . . . .. . Levi Gibson brother of Francis Gibson . ... . . pl42 - 3 . The Com ' lth v J a mes Chalme rs: Superior Ct , Isle of Wight , .. .. " for selling by retail, spirituous liquors , to wit : apple brandy, at his house in the co of Isle of Wight, to be drank at the place where so l d , o n the 1 April 1816, by the information o f Th omas Dardy and Lemuel Womberell." pl43 . The Com ' lth v Nathanie l Terry: Gaming. Halifax Sup er ior Ct .. . .. for unlawful gaming at cards i n a tavern . . .. . Court : th a t t h e a ct o f pl ay in g at Cards in a Tavern, whether the person so playing be t s or not, is Gami n g , .. . . pl43 - 8. John King v The Com' l th: Murder , distinguished from Manslau ghter . Dying declarations , .•. Superior Ct, Spottsylvania . ..• pe ti t ione r was i nd i cted for the murder of John Gos s ..... convicted of 2nd degree mur der a nd sentenc e d to 18 yrs •• • .. .• . Claiborne w Durrett , a witness .. . .. John King, wi th John Goss, the dec ' d , and one Burnett, and Mankin, and the wi t n e ss , and several others, were at a small house near the new Toll-br i dge in the t own of Fredericksburg • • . . p lay ing cards and drinking .... argument · · fight . . " he was stabbed with a knife in the belly. " . . . .• Isaac Jones •. . •. Dr Carmichael •. John Carter ••.•• Richard J ohns t on . . .. • Mr William Orrill .. . .• John Burnett November Term , 1817 p148-150. The Com ' lth v William Quann : Superior Ct , Rockbr i dge • .• • . forgery of paper purporting to be an Inland Bill of Exchange to be s i gn ed for We i ldy Hughte, for Samuel Crory, alias M'Crory [McCrory] , with th e name o f t h e said Weildy Hughte, alias Hughes , • . .. to Matth e w White , a l ias Whyghte, . . . " Spring Forge Dec 10, 1815 , Mister Matthew Whyghte , ples to lete Willi a m Quan h a v e 18 dollars in stoars, for Samuel Crory . Weildy Hughte:" ·· · · p 150. Nathaniel Frisbie v The Justices of Wythe County : Virginia Appalachian Notes The plft appli e d �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases to the Superior Ct for a Mandamus, to compel the Justices to nominate him as one of the 3 persons annually recommended to the Excutive, out of whom one is commissioned as sheriff of the county . .. . . was and had been, an active JP fo r many years . . . . pl50. Thomas Taylor v The Com 'l th: Writ of error - Larceny . Superior Ct of King George Co . ..... . Thomas Taylor, labourer, on 3 Oct 1812 did steal a cow .. price $12 .. chatte l s of one John G Stuart, . . ... . plSl-7. Jacob Warner v The Com'lth: Bigamy . Superior Ct, Frederick Co Indicated .. . . that on 2 Mar 1809 in Delaware Co, PA , marry and take to wife one Alice Woodward, and that afterwards, to wit: on 9 Mar 1817 (Alice being alive) did feloniously marry one Mary Ann Pendleton, in Winchester, Frederick Co. Found quilty and fixed the term of l year . PA marriage law passed in 1701 . The 1st section, after providing for the publication of the intended marriage declares, (interalia [among other things]) " that all mariages shall be solemnized, by taking each other for husband and wife, before 12 sufficient witnesses; and the certificate of their marriage under the hands of the parties, and witnesses at least 12, one of them a JP, shall be brought to the Register of the co where they are md, and registered in his office . " . ..•. If the marriage was not registered, it may be proved by parol [spoken ] testimony alone ..... . ... sent under date of 2 Oct 1817 from the governor ' s office of PA . p 157-162 . Levi Gibson v The Com ' lth, 2nd Case: ..... again indicted for the murder of his brother, Francis Gibson, Superior Ct, Buckingham Co. David W Eldridge, witness . . .. W m Wadmore, ... . Wm Gibson .... convicted and sentenced to 10 yrs in jail ...... . verdit upheld .. . . . pl62 - 4 . Joseph Barker v The Com'lth . Superior Ct, Henry Co . .. . .. stealing of bank notes .... Court : judgment " be reversed and annulled" ··· June Term, 1818 pl62 - 5. John Cummings v The Com'lth: Superior Ct. Nansemond . Larceny of Bank Note of Sister State (NC) ... notes havin g been stolen from Jacob Jones pl65-172. William Wallace v The Com'lth: JP-Ma l feasance in office .. Brooke Co, Superior Ct ...•. petitioner out of malice toward John Hindman , surveyor of the high-way .. .. John Walker . . .. .. . . . Wallace to be removed from office. Court denied wr it of error. pl72-3. Abner Vance v The Com'lth: Insanity. Superior Ct, Russell co .•.. He was indicated for the murder of Lewis Horton .. John Chandler, one of the venire being called .. ... .•.. "that the prisoner introduced his daughter , a witness , to prove the insanity of the prisoner'' .. .• . the daughter stated she knew nothing of the pr ison er on that day, nor for some days before. The prisoner was convicted and sentenced to death . Court: a new trial . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases p 173-4. The Com'lth v Samuel Haines: Adjourned case from Montgomery George Helm, Sampson Pat ton, and Samu el Haines , had · . Co . d. entered into a Joint re-. cognizance . ..... Helm " no i nhabitant" . . . Patton i.ed shortly afterwards Hain es pleaded to issue , and pending the issue died . pl74. Griffin Thompson v The Com ' l t h: Superior Ct . Charlotte Co . Larceny Petitioner indicted for the l arcen y of a hat , property of Robert D Moor e . . . . P 174-5. Thoma s Holleman v The Com ' lth: Grand j ury of Super ior c t . Southampton in Apr 1814 , for run ni n g a fence across the pu bl i c ro ad in said co , leading through his plantation . ... fr om Jan 1 to Apr 1 · ··· November Term , 1818 P 175 . J a cob Conrod v Peter Conrod : Randolph Co . Superior Ct . The plft agreed for the sum of $100 t o serve as a substitute for the def t in the mil. · d uring · · a Company itia the late war [ War o f 1812] ' a 6 month tour of du t Y in of Militia then about to march to Norfolk ···:·· · The plft served part of his time, and then deserted · · ····· · · the plft said he should collect his money . The court said no . v Nicholas C Kinne y. Augusta Co . Superior Ct of Law P 175-76. The Com ' lth .th Ge orge Holloway and James J Pleasant s The deft was indicted , together Wl. in his dwelling-house assualted Henry Morris he com ' lth : Wythe Co . Super i or Ct of Law . P 17 6 - 177. Finney Ru t h e rford v T convicted of receiving a stolen bank note · ·· · · . The Com ' lth : Washi.ngton Co . Sup e r i or C · pr e ston, f orem a n t P177-178. William Trimble v Francis Shooting ... court held 2 Nov 1818 · · · of Law l78-180 . i · as William Wilson v The Com' l th · S a l e of Abner W Mer cer , a J. f 0 lk Co lf t f · Free P Negro as a slave .. .. • Superior Ct, Nor H. ter wa; ~~ ~d. . tp b or se lling a free .t r .. 1 o e t he offs . mu 1 at to man, named Abram e i e , · · · Pring of a white woman by an Indian. ····· June Term, 1819 s l ey · pl80-1. The Com'lth v Stephen 8 en -~ ed case. . ..•. on 24 Sep 1818, he pai Monroe Co, Superior Spangler with a John c t .. an adjournforged note . . .. pl81-2. The Com' 1th v William Mosel ey : Larceny of bank notes . Russell Co. stole from George Ful ler · ···· Superior Ct pl82. The Com'lth v John Moore : Super ior Ct, Dinwiddie Co, Sep 181 8 presement: " ..... do present John Moore ,. fo7 suffering h i s n egro man na med Billy to hire himself and go at large ·· . within t he 6 mont hs p ast. 11 P 182-3. William R Bolt v The Com ' l th : Superior Ct ' He nr ico Co · p etit i on er indicted for utter ing a forge promissory note · · signed by W R Cabell •... . endorsed by w Galt ......• .• Samuel Scruggs, of Cumberland Co , i s a material Virginia Appalachian Notes �.3/ Vol 2 - Virginia Cases witness for him .. . . did not show up .. William Selden , one of deft counsel, pl83-4 . The Com'lth v Jos e ph Coh e n : for 2nd degree murder of a slave .. .. Campbell Co. Super i or Ct . Indicted pl84 . The Com ' lth v Thomas Flint : Adjourned case from Botetourt Co . indictment for assualt & battery . .. fine assessed $1 . 00 P 184-7. Abner Vance v The Com'lth. 2nd Case . Washington Co., Superior Ct He had been indicted , t r ied , convicted , and sentenced to deat h by the Superior Ct . of Russell Co i n Apr 1818 , fo~ the murder of Lewis Hor ton. Reversal and a new trial awarded . Sept . term 1818 Russe l l Co an i mpart i al j ury could not be found. New tr i a l 31 May 1819, Washington Co . . .... the prisoner is an inhabitant of Russell Co . . .. ... . . newspaper printed in Ab i ngd on, called the " Political Prospect ," on 13 June 1818 gave the trial of t wo persons for murder in Russell Co - -- In speaking of the act of the pr i soner in shooting the dec ' d, the author uses the word " unfeeling savage " as applied to the prisoner . . . . . new trial denied . November Term , 1819 P 187-8. Robe rt Carter, a free man of Colour, v the Com'lth. Augusta Co, Superior Ct . Indicted for the felonious highway robbery of a grey mare, belonging to He n r y M'Gill . . • . New trial ordered. P 188 . Da nie l Jus tice v The Corn ' lth: Superior Ct . Tazewell Co. Indict ed for obstructing the pub l ic highway , by building a fence on and across the same , and continuing the same for the space of 8 days . . . .. Guilty and fined $$13.33 1 / 3 . pl88-196 . The Com' lth v John Gaines: The prisoner was arrested in Culpeper co for stealin g a horse, the property of Daniel Al l e n of Fauquier Co .... the larceny having been committed i n Georgetown, District of Columbia, and the horse being fo u nd in the possession of the prisoner in Culpeper co. The prisoner was alleged to be a citizen of Va, as well as Mr Al l en. June Term, 1820 pl99-200 . The Com ' lth v Jacob Lester: Adjourned Case from Lunenburg Superior Ct. Indicted for assualt on Reube n Skinner p 200. The Com ' lth v Alex a n der Good e: Superior Ct., assualt and battery on Reuben Alle n ... p201 . The Com ' lth v Thomas P Harrison and Others: lawful gaming . • . . Brunswick Co, for an Stafford Co. Ct. for un- p 202. Be njamin Fickl i n v Ge orge Ficklin : Culpeper Co. Court, on 15 July 1816 . F i e l d ing F ick l in, the orphan son of Fielding Ficklin, dec'd came into ct and make choice of Benjamin Ficklin as his guardian. On the 15 Feb 1819 the same orphan came into the same court, and made choice of George Ficklin Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases as his guardian ... • ..... It was admitted that the said orphan was upwards of 14 years in 1816 . .. .. p202 - 3 . The Com ' lth v Laurence Linton: Superior Ct, Ohio Co . Indicted for the murder of Joseph M'Caughy who died in Jefferson Co, Ohio .. ... . . the fatal wound inflicted in Ohio Co. P 203-4. Joseph Chew v The Justi ces of Spottsylvania : Chew lived in Spottsylvania Co removed to Orange Co and continued to serve as a justice in Spottsvylania Co --- removed back to Spottsylvania Co. Court : in movi n g to another county, he resigned as a justice. P 204 The Com ' lth v Jerry Mann: Adjourned case from Superior Case of Botetourt Co . The prisoner was a black man , held as a s l ave , but he had instituted a suit to recover his freedom , . • .. • to be tried as a free man . He was indicted, tried , and convicted .. an assault upon a woman . ... . that Mary M'Causland was a white woman . p 204 - 6 . The Com ' lth v Malachi Williamson: Adjourned case from Superior Ct of Princess Anne. Indicted June term , 1820, as an accessary befo r e the fact of the murder of Mary Whitehurst. One Aaron Tbrop had been indicted at the same time as principal in the said murder . p206 . Andrew Heath and James M'Kim, Executors of Andrew Beath, Dec ' d v John Blaker and Daniel Kimbler. Superior Ct , Loudoun . Upon a Bil l Penal . November Term, 1820 p206 - 8. John W Keerle v Richard Norris, Bail for Robert N Norris: Superior Ct , Culpeper Co. Suit agst Robert N Norris on a promissory note, who failed to appear . p208 - 9 . Ex Parte (one side only) Robert W Collins: Superior Ct of Law for Lewis Co . The clerk of a Superior Ct cannot practice law in his court . p210 . The Com'lth v Mark Perdue and Samuel Dillion, Senior : Superior Ct of Law, Franklin Co • . . . . Indicted for an affray in assaulting and beating each other, " to the terror of sundry citizens then and there assembled , &c ." The verdict of the jury acquitted both of them oiJhe affray , but found the deft Dillion guilty of a breach of the peace in assaulting the other deft , Perdue and assess his fine $1.00, but if the Law be for him, then they find him not guilty. Court: Judgment must be the same for both since there is not separate indictment. p211. Hogue & Flanagan v Charles W Cottle, Sheriff of Kanawha , and His Securities. The plfts sued out execution agst the goods of Robert Hamilton, returnable l Jan 1818 which was placed in the hands of a deputy • .. ... .. Lhe amount not being paid to the plfts P 211-12. Ex Parte Colin Clarke: Robert Graham, ex ' r of James Lyle , dec ' d, ••·•·••· his power revoked by this Ct, at a former term, Nov 1819, and James Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases Lyle, one of the legatees of the testator , was substituted de bonis non with the will annexed, in place of sd Graham. Mr Clarke ... who had intermarried with another of the legatees, to qualify as an adm ' r of the same estate .. Court : He is too late in applying . p212 -3. William An gel v The Com'lth : Superior Ct . of Henrico Co. Indicted under the statute agst mayhem, (b) for maliciously and unlawfully shooting one Andrew Te n s or - two trials p213-6 . The Com' lth v John Be nnet: Indic t ed in the Circuit Ct of Brooke Co for a rape on the body of Nancy Geer ... age 6 yrs ... . on 21 June 1820 . .. .. . June Term , 1821 p218 -2 2. William Steele & Co v Isaac Brown and M M'Coul, Sheriff of Kanawha On 4 Aug 1820 Steele & Co sued -debt-in Superior Ct Kanawh a Co . . Edward Johns ton, George Gee and Isaac Brown ..... . Isaac Brown sued Richard E Putney and David Ruffne r for debt ... p222 . Ge orge Ferguson, Assignee of Blackburn Akers, v Thomas Highley . Superior Ct of Wythe Co . for debt . . ... . p222-3. Absalom B M'Clunn v Major Steele: Adjourned case from the Superior Ct of Law of Frederick Co. for taking and selling a horse which the plft claims to be his . I saac Williams obtained 2 judgments agst Thomas M'Clunn and Eleazer Barrow and Birket D Jett obtained judgment agst the same two ... Major Steele, the constable .. . the sheriff tool\ a horse from Thomas M'Clunn and Absalom B M'Clunn sa id the horse was his .... p223-4. Bus hrod Washington v The Com ' lth : Adjourned case from the Superior Ct of Law of Fairfax Co. Failure to enter land with Commissioner from 1811 to 1819 ... amount of taxes due ... p224 -5. William Chiles v The Com'lth: Horse stealing . Superior Ct of Law Hanover Co. ···· November term, 1821 p225-7. The Com'lth v John Tyree: Super i or Ct of Law Caroline Co. Negro sent to Ct as free person . The prisoner , who was a black man, was indicted for a rape of Be tsy F Gray . . . .. ... William Tompkins of Spottsylvania Co came into court .. on 17 Nov 1810, he owned a slave named Armistead, ca 18 years, who absconded from him ... John Tyree is that slave .•.. statement supported by Wilson Swann. Tyree brought before an Examining Ct 13 Aug 1821 .• .. Tyree passed himself as the son of Aggy Tyree a free woman .. •.. p 227-9. Rob ert Mackaboy, Lewis Courtney, and John Strickler v The Com'lth: Superior Ct of Law of Spottsylvania Co. Information given by a constable of Frede ricksbur g that plfts in Error, and sundry other s were guilty of a riot, . . . at the hou se of Kitty Ship . .. on 4 Jan 1819 ., .. Court: case of err ors found for the plfts. Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Virginia Cases p 229-230. Betsy Vaughn v The Com ' lth: Superior Ct of Petersburg . The pe titioner was indicted, in two counts, for the unlawful shooting, and for the malicious shooting of Sally Wal ker , an infant daughter of Jenny Walker. She acquitted of both charges. She was also indicted, in 2 counts, same charges as to Jenny Walker, a free woman of colour , on - Aug 1821 . Found guilty and given 2 years . p 230. Leroy Vandewall, alias Peters v The Com'lth : Superior Ct of Henrico Co. Guilty of unlawful shooting and sentenced to 1 year . Court: one month means a Lunar month of 28 days. p 230-39. Ex Parte William Pool, Matthew Thompson and Asa Wilson: Superior Ct of Law , Henrico Co. The petitioners were sailors who had signed a contract to sail from Boston to sundry other ports and then return to Boston; That the petitioners had deserted their ship ··· ··· were arrested and placed in jail .. June Term, 1822 p 244-51. Alexander Litbgow v The Com'lth: Superior Ct of Law , Henrico Co. Embezzlement from Farmers ' Bank of Va . Sentenced to 1 yr . p251-3. Andrew Campbell v The Com'lth: Superior Ct of Law , Kanawha Co. The indictment was agst Alexander Campbell and the petitioner, jointly, and charged them with the larceny of salt from Gardner Hunt and Holley Runt his father Alexander Campbell was acquitted ·•···· In Examining Ct they were examined for stealing from Austin Hunt and Garner Hunt .... November Term, 1822 p253. The Com'lth v Benjamin Long Jun: Superior Ct of Caroline Co. Unlawful gaming . . • • . that Hay Battaile, one of the Grand Jurors , was not a freeholder, .... that Birkenhead Boutwell, another juror was the owner of a mill The law directs that " the Sheriff shall summon 24 of the most discreet freeholders of the co, being citizens of this Com ' lth, and not Constables, now Ordinary-keepers, now Surveyors of highways, now owners or occcupiers of a Mill" who shall be a Grand Jury. 1 Rev Code , of 1819, ch 75 §1. p 254. The Com'lth v William Carter: Superior Ct of Caroline Co. Unlawful gaming ..•.. that Hay Battaile was not a freeholder , he had put his l and under a deed of trust for paying a debt. Court: As the land has not been sold , the deed of trust does not disqualify him from serving on a jury. P 254-45 . The Com'lth v John Stuart and Others: Superior Ct of King George Co. the 18 Sep 1821 ... "For reasons appearing to the Ct, as well from its own observation as from the testimony of Matth ew King, it is ordered, th at John Stuart, Benjamin Grymes, James F Minor, William G Stuart, John Hooe and Nehemiah B Mason, •. to appear in next court .... attachment .. . agst them for riotous and disorderly conduct .... committed by them in the presence of the Judge of this Court, at the tavern of George Johnson ••• on the night of the Virginia Appalachian Notes �35 Vol 2 - Virginia Cases 17th instant .. . . . they were advised that the Judge was there .... tbey were drunk, and excessive l y noisy and turbulent . . . .... they were quarrelling and striking at each other .... one of the party struck the witness, and another rode his horse into the house .... . could not be restrained until a late hour of the night . p 255 . John Hammock v James Wilson: Superior Ct of Kanawha Co. Unlawful Entry and Detainer . ... that the deft, Wilson, had turned him out of possession of a tenement containing 100 acres and prayed restitution. Th e jury's verdict was in favor of the plft -- the judge ordered a new trial. p 255-6 . The Com 'lth v Ad am Hick.man, Jun : Superior Ct of Law, Harrison co . Adjourn ed case . The deft indicted for perjury . . .. The deft had sued Joseph Fettro for rent . . .. on 15 Oct 1819 Hickman was asked if he had received any rent from Fettro and he said no . .. . it was proved that he had • .. .. Justices Daniel Morris and John Reyno l ds . . . .. . . William L Mitchell, constable ..• . .•• p256 . The Com 'l th v J ames Mortimer. Superior Ct of Law, Ohio Co . The prisoner was indicted for burning the barn of Josiah Thompson. He was acqui tted and then charged with the burning the barn of Josias Thompson. June Term, 1823 p257. The Com 'l th v James Smith: Adjourned case Superior Ct of Law, Buckingham Co . . . . . . . . ... Indicted for breaking and entering the store-house of Brightberry Brown. Guilty and given 7 years . New sentence t o be given . p 257-58 . Peter Young v The Com 'l th : Superior Ct of Law, Franklin Co. indictment was felo niously stabbing a certain Littleburg Young. The p 258 . Peter, a Slave , v The Com'lth: Superior Ct of Law for Hampshire Co. on 18 Nov 1822 for the murder of William Poling p 258. Nancy Hutchins v The Com 'l th: Superior Ct of Law for Washington Co. Incestuous Marriage . Nov term 1819 .. . . William Tankersly on 1 Mar 1819 did intermarry with Nancy Hutchins, the niece of the said William Tankersly , being the daughter of Elizabeth Hutchins, the sister of the said William Tankersly ....•. p 259 . Beverly t Wells v The Com ' lth : Superior Ct of Chesterfield Co. June Term 1821 • . . for selling ardent spirits, without license ....• p 259 - 61. Everett Oxley v Bailey Turner and William TT Mason: Superior Ct of Law for Loudoun co. Assualt and battery agst the deft, Turner, •••...... Mason became his appearance bail ... p 261-63. The Com'lth v John Ervin and Pleasant Lewis: Adjourned case from Superior Ct of Scott Co . Forgery of Banlc Note s. . •.•••• on 2 July 1822 did make and forge 6 notes •. .. did pass to William Strong··· Virginia Appalachian Notes to be continued �COOL SPRINGS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY - -- --- --- - - Bedford County, Virginia From BedFord West on Rt. 460, turn right on Rt. 680 to Penicks Mill, turn leFt on 684, when you come to a fork, at a country store continue on Rt. 688 until you come to Rt. 692, turn right. A narrow gravel road takes you to the cemetery on top of a mountain. Copied 2 Oct. 1987 by Glenna G. Garner & Ruth G. Hale ORANGE, David A. 1954 - 1973 Feb. 16 , 1882 - Jan. 1 9 , 1958 WELCH, George D. (Sol) Dec. 9, 1887 - Feb. 26, 1954 \>JELCH, Ella s . May 7, 1903 - Oct. 1, 1981 CARTER, William May 1, 1911 - Feb. 3, 1973 " , Edith V. 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May 7, 1 903 - Feb. 16, 1977 DOOLEY , Fr ed Al ton Nov. 19 , 193 1 - .July 3, 1960 Vi r g ini a Cp l . 108 QM Baker y Co. Kor ea DOOLEY, .Jake J. Son 1929 - 1974 OVERSTREET, .James o. 1903 - 1982 " , Gracie C. 1907 - 1981 RUFF, N. M. 1936 - 1937 cement marker ORANGE, Samuel .Joseph .Jan. 3 1 , 1925 - Oct. 28, 1925 ORANGE, El mer Louis Dec . 7 , 1928 - Oct. 15, 1933 b r oken marker cement mar ker OVERSTREET, Cor e M. Sept . 7, 1899 - Oct. 22, 1930 OVERSTREET, Arthur Wil l iam .Jan. 21, 1892 - .Ja n. 2, 1978 P vt. US Army World War I ORANGE, March Vi r gi n ia Mar. 1, 1900 - Feb. 5, 1985 ORANGE, Garr ison Thomas Nov. 8, 1894 - Nov. 26, 1966 1" t t , T t- = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = From the Montgomery Messenger newspaper, Ch r is tiansbur9, VA, Wednesday March 16, 1870 : Appointments of the Ba l timore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the Roanoke District: E. F. Busy, Presiding Elder Salem--W.A. Wade, L.H. Davis Christiansburg- - 0. Bush Blacksburg--P.H. Whismer Fincastle--J.R. Fi tzpatri ck Lex i ngton--J.H. Temple Buchanan--A.O. Flaherty New Castle--G. Moore(?) Catawba--W.T. Quinn Sinking Creek--E . G. Jamieson Lafayette--H . M. Strickler Montgomery--L . B. Madison Jacksonville--C.C. Wertenbaker V.tt'1Jlla Appalachian NotflP = �38 HORNBARGER ' s FAMILY BIBLE Contributed by Mrs . Kenneth E. Bland* This Bible belonged to William Trigg Hornbarger, born in Montgomery Co. , Va. -- later lived in Clifton Forge, Va . The Title page --" The Pronouncing Edition of the Holy Bible" by Prof . S. W. Williams . First copyright date 1872 - last 1890. (page) This Certifies that W. F . Hornbarger of Clifton Forge , Va ., and Miss Sallie B. Gilliland of Charleston , W.Va . were united by me in the Bonds of Holy Matrimony At her Mother's residence on the 16th day of January in the year of our Lord 1889 In presence of A few intimate friends. Signed Rev. C. W. Cook, Pastor, Charleston , W.Va. (page) BIRTHS W, T. Hornbarger, son of William P. and Mary C. Hornbarger born in Montgery Co. Va, June 12, 1862 . Sallie B. Hornbarger wife of W. T. Hornbarger daughter of Henxy D. and Mary J. Gilliland born in Alleghany Co . Va. March 8 , 1857 . William H. Hornbarger son of W. T. and S. B. Hornbarger born in Alleghany Co. Va. Nov. 29, 1890. Mary E. Hornbarger daughter of W. T. and S . B. Hornbarger was born in Alleghany Co. Va . June 24, 1892 . Mattie (?Mollie) P. Daughter of w. T. and S. B. Hornbarger was born in Alleghany Co . , Va . Oct. 1 rst 1894. Robert H. son of W T. and S B. Hornbarger was born in Alleghany Co . Va. January 8 , 1899. (page) MARRIAGES William Henry Hornbarger and Mrs Nellie B. Bradl~ was marri ed February 1918/ Martha P. Hornbarger and W. Neil Dudley was married December 20 , 1918 . Martha H. Dudley born Oct 15, 1919. (page) DEATHS (top) Mamie E. Hornbarger died on 1/26/1967. William P Hornbarger and Mary c. Hornbarger's children William Trig was born June 12, 1862 John W. Was born January 5th, 1865 Ihniel Peter was born Sept .fith 1866. Martha Jane was born Sept 14, 1869 Marion Lafayette was born April 20 , 1871 Nancy Kezia, was born Sept 1rst, 1873 /died July 11th, 1874. James Hiram Edger was born Jan 23, 1875 / died Oct 1889 Beatrice Annie born Jan 2J, 1877, died early Ettie May born July 12, 1879 Mry Rebeca Elisebeth was born January 2ond 1881 Sallie B Hornbarger died on 1/28/1943 W. T. Hornbarger died in March :1946. (page) MEMORANDUM Henry D. Gilliland died July Jrd 1863 at Gettyesburg age 33 years Mary Jane Gilliland died May 20, 1918, age 8J years. Mary Cathrine Hornbarger died in April 1910, age 72. William p Hornbarger died in July 1914 age 78 years. I here certify to all whom it may concern that on the 11th of March 1861 I Solemis ed the rites of marriage between William P. Hornbarger and Mary Cathrine Evans to clerk of Alleghany Co. Va, / Rev James M Rice W P Hornbarger born June 24, 1836 / Mary C, Evans January 28, 18)8 V~ Appalaobian Notal �Hornbarger ' s Fami l y Bible - con't (page) (Newspaper obituaries found i n Bi ble) DEATH OF MRS . HORNBARGER (written in 1(?) April 191Q) Sergeant W. T. Hornbarger returned home last ni ght from Hicksville, in Bland County, to which place he was called several days ago by a telegram accouncing the extreme illness of his mother. Mrs . Hornbarger died last Saturday and was buried Sunday afternoon at 4 o ' clock. Age, 72 years . The deceased had been a great sufferer from Bright's disease for the past year, or more , and as her malady did not yi eld to the treatment of her physicians , at the t i me mentioned she passed peacefully away . She is survived by her husband, Mr. W. P. Hornbarger, and t he following children: W. T. Hornbarger, of Clifton Forge; J. W. Hornbarger, of Healing Springs ; D. Hornbarger, of Hinton ; M. L. Hornbarger, of Bluefield; Mrs. Ettie Dunn of Hi cksville , and Mrs . Bettie Leffel , of Cove's Creek, Mr. Hornbarger has the sumpathy of his many friends i n this city, 8/19/1972 ROBERT HORNBARGER DIES IN COVNGTON: FORMER RESIDENT. Robert Hughes Hornbarger, 73, Rt . 5 , Jackson Heights, Covington , died at the home of his daughter Friday morning , He was a former resident of Clifton Forge. He was born in Clifton Forge Jan . J, 1879 , the son of the late William T. and Sally Belle Gilliland , He had lived his entire life in the Clifton Forge area, Presb~~e~:na~~~~ ~ F"~(\ratanrn~~~be(~f rir::i,(F:o;:-ge Mr. Horn~~-~~i~su~ve'd): b~one \daughter': Mis. Donna (Note : This obituary continues) (page) (written) J , D. Gilliland , son of Henry D. and Mary J Hook Gillil and passed away Apr. 23, 1940, was taken to Charleston, W.Va. 25th of April 1940 and laid to rest by our mother in Spri ng Hill cemetary. (Newspaper clipping) A QUIET WEDDING. This morning at 10 o'clock, Miss Sallie B. Gilliland, an estimable lady, was united in marriage to W. T. Hornebarger of Clifton Forge, Va., at the home of the bridge, in Glen Elk, Rev. C. W. Cook, pastor of the M.D. Church South, performed the ceremony. There were present , the family and a few intimate friends, Mr. and Mrs . Hornebarger left for Clifton Forge, t heir future home, on the noon train. The best wishes of many friends accompany the happy couple on their journey through life . · *?OJ Bedford Road; Bel Air, MD 21024 �4o QUERIES Please read the inside of the back cover for directions on how to wr ite queries. Also, please include your name on each page --envelopes can be thrown away, two or more pages can be separated and the name and address can be lost. 94-1: Alexander MONTGOMERY md Mary SMITH in Washington Co, Va ca 1780. father was John MONTGOMERY of Amherst Co , Va. Who were her par? J. s l_;! M~~G_CLti,~~~--~~~-Ro s_s_,__.Q_~~JS..~s_~-~-4 3 ~. His 94- 2 : REDMAN (var sp)-HALE- CHADWELL : Seeking info on Ignatius REDMAN in Tithables 1758-1786 Loudoun Co , Va. Other REDMANS in Loudoun Co were Andrew , Francis, James, Jeremiah, John, Rhodam , Thomas & William. In 1767 Ignatius, James & Rhodam in Pittsylvania Co, 1782 in Patrick Co, Va. Wife was Nettie CHADWELL, son John. Nancy REDMAN (b 1780) md 1804, Patrick Co, to William HALE, s/o James & Polly Cummings HALE. James HALE & family were from Loudoun Co. p_~o t_hy _1!_<0-_e_ AM~~-~-~_Fer_~<:_~~~~e_-~~~~-'- .!'_a in_br ~d_~e_-~s l cpd,_ WA 98110-2940. 94- 3: Samuel ''Big Sam" ROBINETT, c 1710-1766, wife Mary CALDWELL, lived on or near Back Creek (East or West?), Augusta Co, 1761; Botetourt Co 1769; Fincastle Co 1772-6; Washington Co 1776; Smythe Co 1832. Last set of ch lived Montgomery & Wythe Co, Va with Thomas DUNN & Mary CALDWELL . Some neighbors lived Back Creek . 9_1_e_I!_I!.._~_R_OB~~~~~' -2~L:__!\_~-~-S_t_,_ A_l_e_~_n_d_r_ia ,__v_~ .f-~~<L~ 94-4: The John THOMAS family relates that John rod Mary ROBINETT at Washington Co (Augusta Co) in 1761 , d/o Sam & Miss Cherry ALLEN(?) ROBINETT , related to Isaac & Jesse ALLEN? Old tale handed down in Samuel Houston ROBINETT (1762 -1850 ) family, too. Any info somebody? 9_l_e_rgt__~_R-~_I_rE~~~--s_e_e__9_4-3 . 94-5: Daniel ROBINETT's birth record reportedly on record at the Wythe Co, Va courthouse. What became of it? Daniel was the eldest s/o Sam & Mary CALDWELL ROBINETT, their other 3 ch: Michael, b 1765; Ann (md James WADDLE) b 1766; & James, b 1767 (apparently turned 21, 1788 Montgomery Co , Va Tax List). Trying to establish last family of "Big Sam" ROBINETT, above. Glenn E ROBINETTE, see 94-3. CNote~--Bi-;th_r_e~"O;d5--;;.;;"NoT recorded in Va courthouses until 1853 . The birth could be in a deposition of a court case, pension record, etc.) 94-6: Want info on Gustave KESTER, a tailor who was living in the Roanoke area in the mid-1890's & is buried there . His ch were Chauncey, William, James, Harry, Bertha (SAVILLE) & 3 other daus whose md names were FITZGERALD, BROWN & NIGHTON. What was his wife 's name, when was he born, when did he die & where is he buried? P...~-s_~~Ji!-:_~,__7-~-~e_~u~o_n_t__P_l_a_c_~, .-l~~ry_~i,1_1:._,_ .9-n_!_a_r_~~--~4_J--~~~:. 94-7 : Elijah DICKERSON, s/o Griffith Sr, b 1755 - d ca 1832, Floyd Co (Rev War Pension stopped) . Cannot find land sale or sett lement of est. Was he f/o Elijah, wife Susannah GUTHRIE and Griffith, wife Rebecca THOMPSON? Elijah d 1876 Boone Co, I N; Griffith d 1845 Hendricks Co, IN. Will exchange . Marilynn DICKERSON, 740 N Wagner, Ann Arbor, MI48103. (note ! see quei'i'-94-3 l)----------·-·-·---------------·-·-----·--·----- Feb 19 94 Virginia Appalachian Notes �If I QUERIES - cont'd 94- 8 : Griffith DICKERSON, d 1802, leaving will; no settlement est. Will named Eli j ah & other ch, "his Gr i ffith" to be ex'r . Leonard DICKERSON, wit, proved will 1823-25, Montgomery Co. Missing ex 'r might be in Vevay, Switzer land Co, IN. Pet it ion for Rev War pension stated he lived 6 yr s VA, 14 yrs KY , 23 yrs IN after War . Cannot find KY residence though 2 other Griffith DICKERSON$ stayed in KY . Petition not filed. Will exchange. ~l_~r-~l_[~r:._-~~c_~~~-q_N_,_s_e_i::__9_':_:_7_~ 94-9 : In his will dated 18 Oct 1760, William BOYD of Flatt Cr, Bedford Co, Va, names sons John, James, Robert, Francis & Joseph . Who did these sons marry & who were their ch? Is there a relationship be t these sons & John, Joseph, Robert & James BOYD found in Patrick & Franklin Cos. in the early 1800s? ~~r-~-~Q_YD ,_ ]'_9__~~~_7_9_5_,_ _McB_r:_~c!._e_,_ _B_~c_~--~02-1_~9_-~~-~<!_a-~ (US Postage 40~:) 94-10: Seek p/o Phoebe/Phoebe PECK (b 1 Dec 1821) md Charles HURT cl849, d 10 Mar 1909, Ada Co, Idaho . Ch: Sarah Ann (BOYD), William, Margaret (VINCEN), Br adford , 8 Mary Jane (COX). Family tradition & son Wil liam's deat h certif icate say Phoebe was b in GA; 1850 Russell Co, Va, census says she was b in VA & her pars were b in Eng l and . ~-T_~-~Q_~_,-~i::_~':_-:2_ 94 -1 1: Wil l iam SPENCER md Cary (?) c 1853/4 . Need proof of Cary/Carrie's maiden name. Need death date(s) & place( s ) for sons Daniel R SPENCER & Sanders Sherman SPENCER, both md Carr. Co, Va . ~l_r_s__S__Q_s_c:_~~-_P-_~_l'i_,__~12_._~_B-~--~~,--c_~~_i-c!._&._17_.~-T_~r:._&._s_,_ R_~-1:-.~':_Q_~~ 94-12: Would like to correspond with desc of Calaway & Elizabeth (HAWKS) GALYEAN md 1845 Surry Co, NC. Known ch: Martha, Jonathan, Thomas & Susan. !i_r_s__S__Q_s_c:_~r--~~Ay_,__s_i::_~~':.-:.lJ-_~ 9l1-13: Need maiden name of Jane Magda laine who md Thomas ROBERTSON (b c 1761, d Frankl in Co, Va , wil l proved 1798. Billie R LEWIS, 1104 Voncile St, Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919. ---------- ...----·------- ----------------~------~-~- --------- 94-14: $100 REWARD for documented proof of parents & bp of Matthew MARTIN (b c l77 3, d Sept 1853 Franklin Co, Va) md Edith STATON, d/o George & Sarah (RO BERTSON) STATON. Issue: Margaret, Virginia E, Hezekiah, Mathew Jr, John, Mary, El i zabeth & Anna; al 1 named in father ' s wil 1. ~~~~i::_-~ ~EWI_S_,__s_i::_i::__9_":_::.l.~~ $100 REWARD for documented proof of pars & bp of Andrew E. LEWIS , b 1801 NC (according to Washington Co, Va 1850-60 census records) ; d bet 1860-70 census records; md/1 Elizabeth KAYLOR d/o Daniel KAYLOR & Elizabeth WEEKS; md/2 Sarah ? who d 1888 & buried in Mendota Cemetery in Washington Co, Va. ~-~l_l_~~-~-~~WI s_,__s_~_9 4 -:_~~~ 94 - 15: 94- 16: I have been t rying to determine the name of the f/o Benjamin BOON(E) who md Margaret Ann Fisher. They were the p/o my gf, Benjamin Franklin BOONE, b Floyd. Can you direct this inquery to any BOONES that are members of the Society - I woul d be most appreciation . Elizabeth B. BRAGG, _l.4_~~l.J:.~l~~~t.~ l~l_~--t-!.~~Il}_~_I;._aj~~~_,_JJ~-~~Q_~t:_~ .. ---·----·---·- ------ 94 - 17: Need additional info on the following people from Craig Co & t he surrounding cos of Va. William O ELMORE md Fannie S TUCKER 2 Jan 1878 . John A RUBLE md Laura TUCKER 9 Jan 1883. Perriair A WOLF(E) rod Virginia Bell TUCKER Feb 1994 Virginia Appalachian Notes �QUERIES - cont ' d 27 Jan 1887. Al l letters will be answered within 7 days. !~~_T_l!_C KER ,_ _P_Q__B _o_x__9_'!_3_,__Co~~~r-~e_,_.I_X__7_5_~~-:_q__9_~~ 94-18: Need info on TUCKER family in Craig, Botetourt & Alleghany Cos . William A TUCKER (b cl870- l Craig Co, Va) & I ssac S TUCKER (b cl874-5 Craig Co , VA). Who did these 2 men marr y? Where did t hey go? All letters will be an swered within 7 days. ~~~s__!l!_~~~R_,__s_~~_9-~:_1}_~ 94- 19: Need info on ch & sibs of : John TUCKER Sr md Peggy Margaret PAXTON or PASTON 26 Oct 1824 in Botetourt Co , Va . Their ch were William, Henry , John Jr, Andrew I, Alexander , Elizabeth , Sophia , Berry & Eliza I TUCKER . All letters will be answered within 7 days. !_am~s__!l!_~KE~~-s_~~ ~-~-l_?-~ 94-20: Need p/o Lorenzo GILLESPIE , b 1800 - 10 (per 1840 census), md Margaret CHAFFING (LDS record) - Lt of Tazewell Co militia 1829 - deputy sheriff 1836 (Harman's Annals) . F/o William L GILLESPIE who md Lydia J KENDRICK . " Bill L" was my g gf. I am unable to connect them with the extensive Tazewell GILLESPIE family. Charles H McGLOTHLIN, 200 Sherwood Forest, Wythevi l le , VA 24382 . _p_h o!!..~ 1o3- ~~EL:..4 6 '[~~------------------------------ ----------·-----·- - - ----------94-21: Seeking info on Levi Henry SCHAUB (b 1-5-1839, d 5-24-1863) md 8-181858 Mary Melissa MCCRAW (b 4- 17-1837, d 6 - 26-1914) Approximate area NC/Va . }3_etty__~o_ung -~-I_'I_If.,_ _?_q_~t:_ _l!_~~~~~l!..-~em~t_~_y_ _R_~_d_,_ _R_a_<!_f_o_r_d_,__~--~t:_~t:_l_~ 94-22: Seeking info on Mary Agnes BURNETT (b ?, d 7-14-1908 at 4th of Ju l y picnic) md Elijah Frankl in MCPEAK (b 7- 3- 1882) . Need pars , etc . Also , info on Archie MCPEAK & Lucretia SUTPHIN . No other i nfo known . Approx . area Pulaski/Montgomery Cos, VA. or WV. 13_~t_~--~~un[_~M-~l.I!_,__s_~~_9-~--~~~ 94-23: Need pars & sibs of Samuel HENDERSON (b cl805, ?Montgomery Co , Va- d 1841-2 ) md 1831 Mary McDONALD . Ch: Julia, Ruth, Orvil l e md 1860 Naomi De lilah JOHN, Edward & Eldridge. Orville & Delilah had 1 ch , Jefferson Dav i d HENDERSON, b 1861. Orville & bro Eldridge killed in the Civil War. Was Ed ward also killed? Did Edward md Catherine ? -- --? -----·--!'!_r_s__M_'!F..!~ !i__H_~A_!fi.~~I_N_G_!o_N_,_ _y_q__B_~J_9_~~--q_~~'!_Il_d_q_,__~1:.._~~~-~~ 94-24 : 1850 census Montgomery Co, VA lists Thomas HENDERSON, age 28 & J ulia HENDERSON, 18, living with above widowed Mary HENDERSON & her 4 other ch, Ruth, Orville, Eldridge & Edward. Thomas & Julia were md April 1850 . To which HENDERSON family did Thomas belong? Was he killed i n the Ci vil War? Julia purportedly killed in a fall from a hayloft . When? Did they have dau Anna b c 185 5? !'1.E.5-Jf.~j<__w__~-~~-l!.~~~G_l.o_N_,__s_~~Y...~:L3-..~ 94-25 : 1860 Census Raleigh Co, WV has Anna HENDERSON , age 5, living with her uncle Orville HENDERSON & wife Delilah. 1870 Raleigh Census , Anna HENDERSON , 15, is living with Mary & Ruth HENDERSON. Was she d/o Thomas & Ju l ia HENDERSON now living with her widowed gm & maiden aunt'? !1.E_~ !'f_a_rY-_.Y-_fi..~A_l.fi.~-~~~'12.Q.~L see 94-23. 94-26: I would like to correspond with other QUALLS-QUARLES researchers whose QUARLES-QUALLS families moved from Va to Tn then to Ark. I would a l so like to hear from anyone trying to find names for all 23 of Issac QUARLES ch • w~l_!ll_a__q_u_~~~s__B_EJ!_~~ll_,__~!__5__JL~~-3-..ELq_,__B_l_~1!..~~r-<:!_,__o~~~-~~g_~q_~ Feb 199L1 Virginia Appalachian Notes �QUERIES - cont ' d 94-27: Need info on Peter FOX, b cl744, lived in PA, probably Lancaster or Be rk Co, may have settled Cripple Cr, Wythe Co , was the f/o Mathias FOX, who md Barbary Span gl er & sett l ed in Burke ' s Garden, Tazewell Co. Where was he b? Who were his pars'? Elizabeth Ann Fox MARTIN, 3906 Shelley Drive, Mobile, _t-._I,_ 3 6 l?_9_~'... ------ - - - - - - - -------------- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - 94-28 : James SHEPARD/SHEPPARD s/o C SHEPARD of Pulaski Co, Va md Mary WARDEN 11 Sep 1873. Mary d/o Oscar D & Julia Ann WARDEN. I will appreciate hearing from anyone who has knowledge of this family. I would like to hear from desc of th is coup 1 e . !'1-~~~t;_a__w__M _UR r:_Ii_~_H C?_!:__B_~x__l_iy_,__i:_r_~n-~t;._~n-~ W\~--~t:_?_t:_~ 9.!1-29: John W OWENS /OWEN, s/ o A & E OWENS of Pulaski Co, Va, md Sarah E WARDEN 24 Apr 1877. Sarah E d/o Oscar & Julian Ann WARDEN . I will appreciate hearing from anyone having knowledge of this family. Some spell the name OWEN - can anyone tell me who the sibs of John are & where are the desc of this family at the present time? ~al_~t;_a_J~-~URP_f!.~~-~<:...<:..._9_":_-_~~'... 94-30 : Joseph & Annie WARDEN lived Roanoke , Va during the early 1900's. They were p/o 2 ch Albert WARDEN and Dorothy WARDEN FITZGERALD. Albert d in the 1940 ' s leavin g 2 daus. Dorothy (Mrs Freddie) FITZGERALD may still be alive living in Roanoke. Can anyone advise me regarding any family of either Albert or Dorothy'? Would like to contact this family. !i_a_l:_~t;_a--~ .t!_!LR_!_Ii_~-~~~_9_':__-:_2_~'... 94- 31: Seeking name of pars & info about : George COOK (b 1777) md 4 Dec 1800, Madison, Va to Jermima WILHOIT (b 25 Apr 1779). Griffith DIC KERSON (b Floyd, Va-d 18.!15 - 6) md Rebecca THOMPSON - son Reed DIC KERSON b 1816 Montgomer y Co , Va. Jean FI ELDS , 3820 N St . Rd 39 , Lebanon, IN 46052. (Note : s ;-;--q-u-e_r_y _94.:7r-·--------------·------------·------- 94-32: Alexander RODGERS, b Va, md Jeruseda AVERY - had son Samuel Marion RODGERS, b 1849 Roanoke Co, Va. Need pars names & info . l..~C!...~ I_J;_~~_Q_~--~~_9_t:_-:_~l_'... 94- 33: See pars & sibs of Hamilton GARDNER (b 1811 Va-d 1856-60), lived Montgomery Co, Va in 1850, md Juliet THOMPSON 1834 . Ch: Mary E md James W HICKOK; Ellen J md Wm EPPERLY; Levinia; Fleming md Alice HALE; Robert md India; Edward md Isabella CARTY; Rosa md Harvey WALTERS; Eliza md John SIMPKINS. Would like to Correspond with anyone havin g info on this family . ~_a_r_~~I!__A__~~~~~-~A_,__~?:_S__IS_r_~~s_-~E_~':_~,-~~~C!_r_]~--®-~~-t:~-Q.~::.~Z..~.'... ch - child, children bet - between co - cotmty bp - birthplace er - creel{ bro - brother d - died c or ca - about desc - descendants b - born ABBREVIATIONS d/o - daughter of est - estate ex'r - executor f /o - father of gf - grai1dfather g gf - gr-eat grandfather gm - grandmother info - information mi - married par(s) - parent(s) p/o - parent(s) of sib(s ) - sibling( s) sis(s) - sister(s) s/o - son of wit - witness ============================================================================= ====== The title "Mr." originally applied only to ministers , schoolmasters , and property owners. 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M::i:::.c..:·, c::m'..."c:C-.: Ce.119t.e!."y l34 • ~ P. ..!...) :...> 'JIt~e"· Merrl::ie:::z ::-.~riewal s, .hddress ::::ha.rige.s l S:>OJ:~ ,i- '"": I 148 149 Vest Cemet.ery, Floyd Cc . ;;.;ue::-1es Odd$ c Ends 120, 131, 13~ . 152, 155 ================~=============================================== ====== ===== �WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS The following are abstracts from Box B: 1798 - 1814, Wythe County Legislative Peti tions which are found in the Virginia State Archives , Richmond, Virginia. #6088-A : 1812, Dec . 11 . 1. James Newell -- ferry in 1792 -- land from Charles Lynch of Campbell Co. 2 . Deed: Charles & Ann Lynch of Campbell Co, Va . to James Newell. Wit: Robert Sanders, Wm Sanders, Nath'l Fresbie , John Bradley. Recorded 11 Dec 1792. J. Relinguish claim to ferry on New River -- Moses Austin & Stephen Austin -dated 24 May 1798 -- wit: Charles Austin , Stephen Sanders , William Jenkins, James Austin -- recorded 12 Sept 1798. 4. Paper on ferry 5 , paper -- Alexander Smyth - - John Evans. #608JA: 1812 , Dec . 11 (rejected) 1 . . . Elizabeth Stuart md 1802 Charles Stuart • • • lived together 7-8 years .•• four children • . .• three children living •. • about June 1810 Charles left and went to Kentucky ••• She on 12 Feb 1811 received letter from him • •.• brother D3.vid Stuart • . • . ~ants divorce .• • (signed by) Elizabeth Stewart, 2 . 16 Nov 1812: .•. William Engledaw received letter dated 12 Feb 1811, Mason Co., Kentucky from Charles Stewart ••• • Randolph Engledaw .••• Wit: William Ward 3 , 16 Nov 1812 : ••• Elizabeth Stewart had a letter dated ( ?) from Charles Stewart to David Stewart to i n.form Elizabeth "that he had it in contemplation to take a Jrd wife" . .• (signed) Elizabeth X Stewart. Wit: William Ward. 4 . Leonard Straw, Justice of Peace • .• • Edward Mitchell •••• summer 1810 •••• Charles Steward • •. • (sig) Edward X Mitchell , Randolph Engledow X, Elizabeth X Engledown - raised Mrs Stewart, George X Lampbert or Lambert (name was written both ways. 4942: Dec 19, 1805. Tollbridge across James River abutted on my land -- Andrew Boyd - Mar 9, 1805 To John Beale -- Botetourt Co -- 12 Mar 1805 -- Alexander C Boyd ..•• John Cartmell JP 2 . Pattonsburg, 27 Nov 1805 . . .• Captain John Beale, •• tollbridge across James River •.• (signed) Andrew Boyd. 1. 5991: 1812 , Dec 11 1 . D:tvid Pierce(?) & Thomas Jackson., ,17_ .• , Chipell(?) owned land on New River in Montgomery Co near Wythe County and the lead mines •• • he died • ••• sold to Stephen Austin and Moses Austin .••• a ferry • •••• James Newell •••• Ianiel Shiffey ••• Mar 1812 2. 3, 4. same information. 4446: 1802 Dec 8. Petition for road between 'Tu.zewell & Wythe. 47451 1804, Dec. 19 James Ward - - May 1804 -- Jonathan Sheppard to hospital in Williamsburg •.•• .•• 4998: 1806, Dec 6 Michael Kinser •••• • Revoluntary War soldier ••••• father of 9 children 5259 : 1808, Dec 8 Divorce , . , Elizabeth Sponsler alias Kimberlin., • • married Martin Kimberlin.• they lived with her father who has no other child .•••• Martin left her and went to Kentucky ••.••• then to Natcher •••.••• gone upwards to 7 years. 2. Paper signed by Francis J Carter •••••••••• James Crockett, J.P. 1. viremia Appalaoh1an Not.es �I oi, tJ 5259: 1808, Dec 8 con ' t J. Paper • •• •• Duncan Gullion .•• Joseph Crockett JP •. •. fall of 1807 a letter from his (Gullion) niece that she married Martin Kimberlin who was previously married to Elizabeth Spontster • •.. 12 Nov 1808. 4 •..•. Laniel Sponstar ••• • on 3 Jan 1799 Martain Kimberland married his only child Elizabeth Sponstar •• • •• 5. Wythe County, 10 June 1801 •. • • • • Martin Kimberton charged wi th feloniously shooting Laniel Sponsler • • •• ••• 5955: Dec 18 , 1811 Charles Austin .••• 1797 , ••• purchased slave Caseon •.• •• Austin removed 1801 to Connecticut ••• •• • came back to Fredericksburg 6164 : 1812, Dec 17 Joseph Crockett •• . • a toll Bridge . • • .. •••. ====================================-================·====-====================================== JONES contributed by Calvin Weddle 'Ihis Indenture made this 28th day of March in the year of our Lord 1812 between Iavid Willis overseer of the poor in Montgomery County of the one part and Peter Smith of Montgomery aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said Willis agreeable to an order of the Court of Montgomery have this day put and bound apprentice to the aforesaid Smith Thomas Jones son of Moses Jones absconded to serve the said Smith seventeen years from the 6th day of october next ensuing the date hereof and the said apprentice his said master shal1 truly and faithfully serve his lawful commands at all times obeydicent(?) to his said master he shall not do nor willfully suffer it to be done by others -- his said masters secrets he shall truly keep and in all things behave himself as an apprentice ought to do --- and the Said Smith doth agree with the overseers of the poor on his part to have the said apprentice taught reading writing and arithmatic - - through the s ingle rule of three and also to teach him the art of husbandry to find him such diet cloathing and washing as are usual and customary during the above tenn and also to give him 12 dollars as his freedom dues --- In witness whereof as well the said overseer of the poor as the said Peter Smith have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Seald and deliverd in prence of Lavid Willis (seal) Nathaniel Muney(?) his James Smith Peter 0 X Smith (seal) mark Virlt1.n1a Appalachian Not~a �"CLINCH VALLEY NEWS" 1886-1890 cont ' d from VAN v. 17 H3 , P by F W Nclntosh:': f.L /:LI (L<-!g<tl nnt i1~P) R. R. HPnry rH1<l .J. t;;tr;.is . l;:itt-' p<1rtnf>rR in tJip pri'lcti ce of l;:iw unriPr the n(lme of St r aR i'\n rl Henry. wh o RllP r11r the h enefi t f1f R. R. Henry ands . C. GrFtham. pCJrtrH~rs in t he practice nf l nw. rnmpl<'!in;:in ts. v~. Si mon Hennieer, PRri s Henniger. _ _ Boachman. husband of Mn ry Jan e . form e1· l 'l' ~ary Jane Henni ger. ORvid G. Hen niger, Vi cey A. Chambers and James Chambers. her husband. Her;:iJrl P. He nniger. Andrew J. He nniger. Thornton W. Hennjger, Fri'lnCiR C. He nn i e;er. a nd th P. c hi l rl of ;vfi'try .Ti'l nP. Beachman, by _ _ Roi'\chman. her hu sba nd. whose name is unk11 own , (t he said Thornt on W., FrFtnr.is C. anrl the r. hil<l of M::ir·v Jane Boachnrnn. infants under 21 YPi'lrs. OefPnd;:ints. (Sult to enforce thf' r:ol l f><':. tjon o f ~ c laim for sPrvirPs ;:is At t11 rneys ReAinst t he Opfen da nts . an d to subject to t he payment t hereo f i'I certi'\in tract or parcel of land belonging to t he DPfPndants lying in Burks Garden . Ta zewel l co11nty, cin the so uth s ide of Bank's Ridge, contai ning 27 i'\Cres more or less. All defendants are non - r es idents of t he Co mmonwealth.) (Noti ce repeated in following iRsues.) ~ ~ 1889 Mr. Albert P. Hendricks. for eman of the Pocahontas Headlight offjce. was married on Mond ay last to Miss Mar ja Witten. Cards are 011t announ ci ng the mar r ia ge on Tuesdi'ly last, at Wyt hPv ille. of Prof. Cephus Shelburne to Miss Helen Shelburne. MARRIAGE . Another marriage ceremony wa s performed in town on Wednesday the 24th. The contracting par ti e s were Mr. H. P . Brittain and Miss Mami e Gillespie. The marriage took place ;:it the residenc e of the bride's f at her . Mr. Geo. W. Gillespie. - DIED. - On Monday, the 22d, Mrs. Jane Greever. widow of the l ate Mr. AlP.X. Greever and daughter of the la te General Re e s T . Bowen. On Sat11rday last, Mr. John C. Hopkins, an old cttJzen of Tazewell cou nty. Deceased had been in del i cate health f or some time but 1l icd very suddenly. OBITUARY . - In memory - - of the br ief life and premat ure rle~th of Mrs. ;.1olli e E. Pobst. the dear wif e of Mr. H. W. Pohst. and devoted n;:111ghtt>r nf Ge orge W. and Mr s. NanniP Shawver . She was born on the 17 th day of June . 1864. on Clear Fork. Tazewell County, Va . - On the 22d day of August , 18R3. she appearPCI at t hP. nuptjal altar. - - ShP le"ves a devotf>d ~ ncl a lmost· he- <'l rt - hrokP.n husbanrl , - - i'\ l so leaVPS twn sweet little children - - Henry Cla ud e and Et he l. - On the 12th day of June. the qui et, pale messenger of death entered the once happy home and took t he swee t young wife - - . Her remi'lins were buried in t he Shawver's cemetery - - . RESOLUT TONS OF MASO~ TC LODGE. - At a ca l led meeting of Tazewell Lodge, No . 62 , A. F . and A. M., hel d at thei r hall in thP town of Jeffer~o11vi l l e on the 18th clay of June. J 889. t he fo J J owing re so 1ut ions in regard to the deRth of 011r esteemeri hrot her. Capt . Samuel Leece. were ordered to be spread upon our rP.cords nnd a co py of same to be sPnt th e widow of the deceased: - - . August .s_ 1889 Mrs. Clark. daught e r of W. W. Brown. died on Wedn esda y. :'>fr. Wj l l Yost wa s marr iPd 011 the 17th of .J uJy to M·iss Emma Horton. of Bland county. Sarah, youngest child of Dr. and Mrs. Ella Greever. <iied on Sund"Y last. The loss o f the parents is greatly regretted by thejr m;:iny friends. The infant child of Capt . .J. C'. Rawn died at Bluefjeld on Thur!':di'ly last. The body waR brought to thh~ pl aC'P for interment . l:Rptain and Mr!4 . R n t\111 made many friends when living hPrP - - . Rev. W. L. Rjchardson , ll'ltP preacher jn C' harge of the JeffersonvillP s t ation. was married in Chattanooga, on t he 25th of July, to Mrs . Susie Gladdis . This is perhaps by way of consolation For At least fonr yei'lrs absence from the Ta zewell girls. remains of Mr. Augustus Saunderq, whose dPAth in TP~i'ls h~d lwF>n The �announced , were sent to this place for buriHJ. - ~ARR IE D . - At Ce da r 8 J u f f . J l 11 y 2 5 . by Rev . P . .1 . f. o ck h (H ' t . !VI r · F 1 o Yd H. Ascue and Miss NelJie E. Scott . daughtP.r of lh<> l Fttf'. Mi " T. M. Scott . Thi:> attendants were E. H. and Miss Willett<i Young. Charley G. Hurt and Miss .Jenni.!'! Green, Charles F. Steele and Miss Minnie B. McG11yir P., A. Asc11e ;:incl Miss Mo lljp McGuyire. L. R. Nixon and Miss Rebecca .t\sc11e. Chap. H. PP i:>r y rt:1t~ :V'. :ss LizziE' Repass. - In Richlands , July J6, by Rev. P. J. I.o ck!tart, Mi" .Tames Pa c k a nd !'!iss Ella Gillespie. Attendants John Matney and Mi ss P. Gi llespie, Wm. Crabtree and Miss Pack. - August & 1889 Mr. John Emswil .1 er, a young man of about twenty yea rs . a nd WP. J l known in town, died at the residence of his grandfather on Monday i'tfternoon l11st . His funeral was preached by Rev. D. V. Price . of the Methodist church. and the interment made at the Citizens' Cemetery. (Legal notice) John P. McMullen, George P. McM11ll en. Hanse Ashworth and FJ orence N. , his wife, Samue 1 H. McMuJlen, James H. McMullen. John G. Gillespie and Sarah, his wife, heirs at law of James H. McMuJJen , dec e ased , Complainants. vs. The heirs at law of Christian Peters. deceased, whose names are unknown and who are proceeded against as unknown parties, Henry Boyles. Pearis Boyles, James Boyles. Samuel Boyles, Harvey Boyles. the heirs at law of Patton Boyles. whose names are unknown and are proceeded against as unknown parties. John G. Watts, Sterling F. Watts. Jr., Rhoda Simmerman , Nannie George, Capitola George, Jennie George, Andrew Porter and Sallie, his wife, Defendants. (Sujt in chancery to perfect the title to a tract of land lying on BJuestone and the waters t hereof , now in possession of the plaintiffs. Rhoda Simmerman. NanniP George, Capitola George, Jennie George, Henry Royles, Pearis RoylPS, James Boyles, Sarah Boyles, Harvey Boyles , the unknown heirs of Patton RoyJPs . and thR heirs a t law of Christian Peters are all non - residents. August 23, 1889 Mrs . Rees T. Bowen, Jr., who was called to Wythe county by the ill ness of her mother, Mrs. Crockett, who died a f ew days after her arrival. re turned last evening . She was accompanied back by Mr. Sam Oglesby, of Wythe. A very strong case has been made out against the man Roberts who murdered Wood, in the Cove . He will likely hang. September §.i. 1889 A wedding party, Mr. George Ward and bride, nee Miss Annie Mosely, of Buckingham, stopped in the city Monday, when they left for the Cove. September ~ 1889 Mr. Charles Pabst, the Abingdon jeweler, is watching by the bedside of his sister , having arrived i n Town Sunday. (and see on) James Q. Smith , Esq, died suddenly at his home in Thomp son VaJJey last Saturday morning. For st e r 1 i ng worth Mr. Smith hRd few E'qnri J s in thP count y. - The il lnes s of Miss Jennie Pobst heretofore mentj oned in these col umn s. terminated fatally on WPrlnesday last. The family has suffered sore a f f l j r t i on lately and th is last stroke is one for t hem hard t o bear . September 20 , 1889 Mrs . Mary Barnett, mother of MPssrs . .James and Ma c Rarnetl ancl Mrs . A. F. Brown, died on Thu rs day in th e 7Rth year of hP.r age. ThP buri~l was th.is afternoon in the Citizen' s CP mPter y. At Bluefjeld. on Saturday last, a negro man named Garner wa s arrested for an attempted assault . While hPin g conveyed t a 1h~ Princeton jail. After ~ �confess inn. he was set upon hy a pnssP. of citi7.Pns n11cl lt11ng to a tree. September 27. 1889 Another nice wedding was celebr11tecl Jn Rurks Garden yesterday, ~ r . Toh e Gr Pe v er 1 e cl t o t he a 1 t a r ~ i s s Be fl 11 ~1 o s s . ~\!hen October .i.i_ 1889 Colonel A. ~. Davis. a prominPnl citizen of Grayson county, died of paralysis on Thursdny. Jn 1872 he was elerted tn Congress from his distrJct. but C. Y. Thomas. his opponent, contested the election and obtained the seat. he also served as a State Senator . October 11.i. 1889 ~ arried. At t he residence of Mr. John B. Young. by Rev. G. M. Johnston, on the 8t h inst . . Mr. E. H. Scott to Miss Willettie Young. George Shawver, Esq., a prominent citizen of Clear Fork. died the 8th inst. and was buried Wednesday. He had been in declining health for several years, but more recently pulmonary symptoms set in, and whle in Burks Garden. on business Jast week, he was stricken down with paralysis. and died from home. He was a le ading member of the Christian church. He leaves a large family . - - October .uL_ 1889 DIED. - At Shawvers Mills. Va. Tuesday mornng Oct. 8th. by lung affl~ction, Geo. W. Shawver. an old Soldi er of the cross. After ten days confinement to his bed he laid down his armor and departed for the Heavenly Caanan. - ~ARRIED. At the residence of J. ~arion McGujre . by Rev. P. J . Lockhart, Mr. Charles H. Steele and ~lss Min ni e Rell McGuire. Attendants. Miss Helen V. McGuire and Robt . B. Steele: Miss Reb ecca Steele and Geo . W. Williams: ~ iss Julia A. Cecil and Ed. R. Dailey; Miss Mollie Wingo and John Claypool; Miss Jennie Green an d James B. Hank ins: Mjss M. B. Davis and GPo. B. Hurt. - By Rev . P. J. Lock hnrt. Mr. Thos. E. Williams and Miss Florence E. McDilda. October 2 , by Rev. P. J. Lockhart. Mr. Wm. A. Davis and Miss Emarind Phill j ps. October 3 . by Rev. P. J. Lockhart. Mr. James w. Caldwell and Mjss Fannie French. November 15, J889 --T~infant ch i ld of Judge s. c. Graham d1Pd Saturday night. Appro - priate services were held at the residence by Rev. M. W. Doggett. MARRIED. - In Bu rks Garden. at the homP of the bride's father. on the 14th inst .. by Rev. H. E. Bailey, Mr. L. P. Thompson to Miss Mary J. Thompson. Among the items of news unint entiona lly omitted from last wPek's iss ue. was t he marriage on the 6th, of Mr . .T. Ed Peery to Miss ~1attie Leece. at the home of t he bride's aunt. ~Ovember ~ 1!!§2 It is reported that Will McNeil. who killed his fAther. has lost hiR mind since. (and see on) Th e NEWS went to press last week bPfore having the news of the de<'lth of Mr. George Gose, of Burks Garden. Mr. Gose was one of the best known citi?Pn~ of 'fazP.we Jl C'\nd his de at h caused univPrsal regret Hf' was o man of busi~ess and h<'ld f\ccu rnul <1ted l argP possessions. He ha d been in ill hP.alth for some time . 101.nm HIS FATHER. _ Thi> home of Mr. Sa m McNel 1. somP miles west of town, w<'ls thP scene of a terrible trAgedy 011 Monday last. whi~h resulted ~n the death of hims e lf at the hands of his son, William McNeil . The elder McNe1l wa~ whipping hi s wife when t he young man int erfered and ~hot him thrnugh thP Jw ;nt death being instantan eous. ~cNeil has been several times adjudged ins Rne and sent to the asylum alwAyP �in A short time as cured, 011ly often violent. returning Ftgai11 l n hP.c;o m0 tr ouhl f:so mP 1Jio11 e l1 111!1 29. 1889 :vtARRIED. - At the home of the liricle. on the 27th inst .. ~r . Wri r rPn Painter. of Tazewell. to Miss Ingles. of ~Pw River. Va. Tazewell has lost anothrr· well k11nwn c· it iz E- 11 i11 the per!'on (If ~ oses Higginbotham, Esq .. who died suddenly on Wedn e sdtiy night tit hj s homP nenr I. i hPr ty. Information was received here yesterclny of a terrible murdPr which was committed at Newport, Giles county, a few days ago. The dead hody of Eel Wall. manager of Hunter's distiJlery at that pla ce . was found in the stiJl - ho11sP. His throat was cut from ear to ear and hi s heart, j t is stated. was literal ly cul out. The door of the still-house had been Jocked on the insjcte and the key was found in Wall's pocket. This was done to make jt appear that it was a case of suicide. but the evidence of murdPr was too strong for this ruse to deceive anybody. No arrests had been made at last accounts, but unless suspicions are at fault, one or more will be made at an early elate. "·-. Times'. (Deceast=>cl was a brother of Frank T . and James Wall of this p 1i'ICe. - Ed . 1 NEWS' ) ~ovember December .2....i_ 1889 Rev. Mr. Wingo conducted the memorial servJres in memory of ~r s. W. Pobst at the Christian church Sunday morning. The funeral services of the late Mrs. Joseph Kelly will be held the Methodist church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock a.m. H. at December 13. -1889 DIED. - On Monday last, Sallie. daught er of Geo. w. G i ] l esp i P , Es CJ • Deceased was just passJng into young womanhood and her death was a sad visjtation to t he household. She was buried from the Methodist church on Wednesday. The High School and the Seminary, of which latter she was a pupil, were pres e nt The funeral sermon was preached by Elder Wi)Jjam Bullard of the Chr istian church . The funeral services of Mrs. M. Josephi ne Kelly, wife of James P. Kelly, were held at the Methodist church on Sunday morning last. conducted hy Rev. M. W. Dyer assisted by Revs. Jos. Stras and M. W. Doggett. She had been gradually de cl ining in health for several months - - . December 20, 1889 (date of paper mjsprinted, reading Dec. 2, 1889) Mrs. J. S . S. Higginbotham, of Li herty Hill, die~ on the 12th inst. Her death was very sudden and unexpected, t hough she hi'ld once before had a n attack of paralysis or something akin to jt. - IN MEMORIAM. - Capt. George Gos e . - The s ubje ct of this sketch wA~ born in Burke's Garden, Jan. 28. 1822, hj s fnther, Philjp Gose, having he Pn the first settler who moved to Burke's Garden in 8 WRgon . - He was baptized in infancy, a nd in 1848 he was cnnfirmecl in the EvFlngPl irAJ Lutheran Church, by Rev. ,J. J. GrPPver. He servpd in the Hrmy of the ]ate wtir. entering the 45th regiment in 1862. In 1863 he WA S detailed as a fHrm~r. wn s aftPrward transferrerl to Derrick's BAttAlion, in whi ch he served RH Assistant QuartPrmaster till the close. At one tt mP in an PngAgPment at CerlArvil l e, Va . he and fourtepn others were t he only ones l eft of the rompany, the rest having be e n all killed or capturP.d . - Some thrf>e yet'lrs ago he hf'ld a to11ch of pFlr!'llysis , and had bee11 declining ever since . On the evening of Nov. 13, he ate his supper as usual and r etired for the night feeling possibly a lJ ttle bette r tha n usual. Aefore 7 o'clock he fe]l into a stertorous syncope, from which hP rouJd harci l y be ro11sed. The do ctn r wes cFillPd, hut l ittle aid could be given. A vessel hFld been ruptured i n thP br;:lin . one whole sjde of the borly wa s compl E>tP ly parn lyzed; c onv11l~don foJJowE>ct �soon. till at 4:25 o'clock on the morning of ~ovember 14 , 1889, he died, His funeral took place on the 16th at t he Burke's Garden Lutheran Chur c h, _ ~o January issue for December 27. 1889 (none published?) .1.,_ 1890 ~rs. Rebecca Peery, relict of the late Harvey Peery, Esq., died yesterday at an advanced age. Henry W. Grady died at his home in Atlanta on the morning of the 23d of Dec . and was buried on Christmas day. Mr. Wm. S. Brown , of this place, was married to Miss Maggie Bateman. of Wy the county, on the 25th of December. Mr. C. A. Pabst and bride arrived here last night and were cordially recei vecl ;rnd royally entertained at the home of Mr. H. W. Pobst, brother of the groom. Mr. Pabst is now a successf ul business man of Abingdon and well known in Tazewell, his former home. His bride was Miss Addie Herren, daughter of the late Dr. Herren, of Estill ville. The Scott Banner says: "Today (Wednesday) at 3 o'clock p. m. is the time fixed for the marriage of Mr. C. A. Pobst and Miss Addie Herron. " January 11...i.. 1890 The widow of ex-Governor Wyndham Robertson died somewhat suddenly at Abingdon on Sunday last. Jack Ramey, a notorious desperado, who has been terrorizing Scott county for some months past and for whom a reward of $800 was offered, was shot and killed on Saturday last by three citizens of that county. His brother. Bill Ramey, who was with him at the time was also kill ed . WYTHEVILLE ENTERPRISE. - Dr. Samuel C. Gleaves died this morning at 9 o'clock. after a lingering illness of several months. His remains will be interred at the Presbyterian cemetery at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Dr . Gleaves has been a medical practitioner in our c ity for many years , and has held the distinguished office of President of the State Medical Association of Virginia for severa l years. - - At the time of his death he was a prominent member of the State Medical Examining Board of Virginia. January ~ 1890 Mr. John G. Wood, proprietor of "Wood's Palace Hotel.'' Bristol, died Monday, after an illness of ten days. The cause of his death was heart disease. Mr. Wood was one of the mos t popular men in the Southwest. He weighed nearly 500 pounds and was one of the most genial men in the country . DEATH OF JUDGE EASLEY. - The news of the death of Judge G. W. Easley. State Senator from the Fifth Distr ict, comprisi ng the counties of Wyth e . Pulaski, Giles and Bland, will be received with profound regret by hundreds of friends of the deceased throughout the Southwestern section of the State, - - . Judge Easl e y was a native of Giles county, and has passed his life there . - He was electPd to the office of Comm onwea l th's Attnrney and also served a term as Judge of the County Court. to which he was elected by the Legislature in 1883, - Last fall he was nominated as th e Demo c rati c candidat e for the ~tnte Senate and was elected by the largest majo r ity ever given by the district. His death was thought to have been caus ed by a diseas e of the kidneys. A LAMENTABLE ACCTDENT. - The Sl'ld nefl t h of a West V]rginia Moson Dis cussed Locally . - This morning a number of prominent local masons were discussing a telegram announcing the accidental death some days ago of a Rev . Mr. Johnson at Huntington , W. Va. Sajd one of the number. M. Z. B. Moon , to a Journal reporter: "Mr. Johnson. it seems was having the Royal Arch degree conff'rred 11pon him . One part of the services is where the candidate is taken into a dark room , and Virgtnia Ar.pala.chian N otee �lowered by n block anc\ 1 o<:k] ~ tti llil' bntlnm nr <t V<1ull :i\11JUI lli!!·tc•f'tl fv<·l d• ·vp. At the bottom h e fjncls n sm?l)l ho:-:. whic:h hP. bt·ings to lliP ~n1rf'1ce with him. wh,,ri he is drawn up. Thf'n it is f'Xplain<-' d tn him th;it tl1" 1·Il11nl i:; <> ~· m l •n l i<· 11r lliP s ea r ch f o r tr e a s u re s i n t he r tt i n s n f K: r: g So 1om o ri ' s t f' mp l P • t h C" h n x 1• ,.. p n : s p 11 t l nr. the ark of the covenant. - - Tt seems tli<t l wltt->11 ~t'. lnhnsnn wns ;i\1n11t tn hr Jowe rP.d into th e pit the rope. whil'h is prtssed th1·ough two hl<1rks. tl11• to pmost block being fltt<lche cl to a jninl abovE>. slippE-><l i'lnrl Mr . .1<1'111son dropp Pd to lliP bottom of t he vault. faJJjng nn his sidc> l1nll rir· ()(lu c-i11e i11j111·ips wltif'!1 1·p..;11llPd in hjs death. - - " ~r. Johnson was a brother-in - law of Dr. HoJ ljrlay (dPputy Supt·Pmf• rfl': :·: c lerk). January l.L_ l890 RIDDLEBERGER DEAO. - A Unique Fig11rr i11 Vi1·eini?l Pnl i1 ir·~.; P;issP<l Away. - WinchestP.r , Vn .. ~lnn. 25 . - Ex - Senator Ricldl f' hc>rB"P J' dif'd <11 .2::10 n'r·l cwk yesterday morning. Harrison Holt Rjddleberger was t he full name of the nondescript ex-Senator from Virgjnial. He was born jn Edenburg, Shenandoah county, in this Statr. on October 4, 1844. (Follows is a lengthy account not copied here of his war-tme service and later actjvities. incJudfog a law degrPe and election to the Sf'nate.) ~iss Ann Kinser, grand aunt of Dr. C. W. Greever. aged About 85 years, died, after a very short illness, at the residen ce of the latter on Monday last. MARRIED. - Dec. 25, 1889. Flt the residence> of Mr. James/\. Tjller on South Fork of ClJnch. by Rev. Wm. H. Kelly, ~r. Jos eph Grose~ l nse to Mi ss LHura V. Tiller. all of Tazewell county, VFt . Jan. 30. 1890, at the residence of Henry Peck, by Rev. Wm. H. Ke]Jy, ~r . Peter A. Yost to Miss Fannie C. Peck, aJl of Tazewell county, Va . February ~ 1890 Lena. clanehter of Mr. ttnd ~ "'" . T. E. George, died yf'stPrclrty morning. ThP. parents have the sympathy of the community. Mrs. Thos. H. Gillespie is dead. Deceased had lived to an advnnce d age and was the mother of our townsmen Geo. W.. Dr . R. R. and Jas. G111espie. Funeral services tomorrow at 11 o'clock. PHIT.TP GREEVER. - One of Tazewell co unly 1 s oldest crncl mn st rc>spc>c ted citi zens pea cP fully hr e<it lH~cl hj s )i'lst in Rurks Garden on Wecinesclay, Jan. 29, 1890. Philip Gr~ever was horn in Was hington county , Va., September J3, 1803, making him more than eighty-six years of age at the time of his death. Hf' was the oldest man in Burks Garden and one of the o l dest in the co11nty. He died, as he lived, without an enemy . He waR buried on the twentieth anniversary of his father's funeral. His father di ed at the age of njnety - three. Philip Greever's father moved to Burks Garden when he (Philip) wa s ten or e leven years old. At that time there were only about ten fami}jps living 1herf' . (front pe1ge h ~~ OP.c. 27. 1889 di'lte. changed in p£>n -<1 nd - ink to Feh. J4, 1890: other pages bear the correct date) ThP V::inres. who rPr.Pnt ly ki l lPd T.<1wson neC'lr Mouth of fncUan. clrew their revolvers upon Co nd uctor Gardiner in pA yment of their railroad fnres from Indian to Pounding Mill, nnP day l as t week. Offi(:f.'r<> sP.rt l to nrrPst th <' rn IH1vP so far failPd to find thPm as thPy hflrl hP.P.n w;:irnf'd hy friPnds t(1 tflkP tn tltr.· wot1rls . Mrs. Brirns. wife of r 1 i nton Barns. Esr1. . whose J l lness wa s men t ionecl last week. died i'lt her home jn the r.nve. nn Saturd<'ty. - We note wi t h regret thE> dea th at Wyth e villP R fpw ciays sinrP nf Martin r.. Coman. At the time of his dealh hP WA S th P lrrivel\ng rPp!"PSrn t<'\t iVE' of February li.i_ 1890 VirC1D1& A ~18.ohian N otoc �/;1. J the Lynchburg Advance, but many years ago he was tte ~~ ~ J~ieto r of the CLI~CH VALLEY ~EWS. His body was buried at Abingdon on Wednesday. (Legal notice) 0. M. Brown and others, Complainants, vs. Thomas Hall in his own right and as administrator of Lydia Hall deceased, and the heirs and distributees of George Hall. deceased, (except the Complainants. A. J. Hall. Jr. and Robert Hall) whose names are unknown, Defendants. (Suit in chancery to compel Thomas Hall to account for the personal estate of Lydia Hall, deceased.) (Ad repeated in following issues.) (And seP. fm· 1her on) (Legal notice) (Sjrnilar suit to above to have partitition of 67 acres lying in Burks Garden, Tazewell County, Va., of which Lydia Hall died seized and possessed.) (Ad repeated in following issues.) (And see further on) February ~ 1890 Eliza Holly. a well known colored woman. died, Tuesday , from the effects of cancer. Mrs. M. K. Kelly, wife of Dr. J. W. Kelly. formerly of this place, died of meningitis , at her home in Estillville on Saturday morning last, and was buried, Monday, in Bristol. - - She left one child, a daughter, four years of age. - WRECK ON THE CLINCH VALLEY RAILROAD. - The immunity from fatal accidents which the Clinch Valley Division of the N. & W. R. R. has enjoyed since its building, made the wreck of last Monday more startling. Near Pounding Mill, in this county, on Monday afternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock; the local freight train was thrown from the track and down an embankment, producing a terrible wreck and death. A lumber car was the first to go over, drawing the engine with it. In the cab with the engineer and fireman was Mr. R. D. Peck, shipping agent of the Hull Coal and Coke Co . , located at Bluefield. He was instantly killed, his head being crushed terribly. The engineer, S. D. Clowers, had his arm and leg mangl~d and died within a few hours . The fireman had an arm injured and a brakeman a leg. - The bodies were prepared for burial and that of Mr . Clowers sent to Roanoke and of Mr. Peck to Pearisburg. "Aunt" March L_ 1890 Mr. Bryant Havens, living near town, dropped dead on the cars at Top on Monday eve ning last. March ~ Tip 1890 MARRIED. In Burk's Garden church. at the close of the regular public service, Sunday, March 9. Mr. John P. Gose , of Burk's Garden, to Miss Maggie G. Snapp, of Washington county, Va. Mr. Walter J. Bowen, who lived near Faber's Mills was visiting a neighbor's house (that of Mr. Wm. C. Barrett), which he reached just after dinner hour, on Saturday. and being as familiar with the family as if he were one of it, he remarked that he was hungry. He was told to repair to the pantry and sat isfy his appetite. He went and while there eating, a piece of beef lodged in his throat and he choked to death in the presence of the family in the por ch. where he came, within five minutes, those present bejng unable to afford him any r elie f whatev er. No issue between Mar ch 21 and Apri l 25. 1890 April 25, 1890 (Legal notice) 0. M. Rrown, Thomas E . Brown. Newton Brown. Willia m F. Brown. A. J. Hall , Peery Ruchanan , Ambro es Buchanan, John Buchanan. Ja mes Martin and Nannie hi~ wif e. formerly Nanni.~ Buchanan ; EvaUne Ht'llJ , Stephen Fox. Mathias Fox. Peery Fox, Jacob Cameron and Margaret. his wife , fo r merly Margare>t Fox; George McDonald, Gordon Cook; Joseph Cook, M. Elmore and [.ydia. his wifP. formerly Lydia Cook : Robe rt Ha ll , A. J . HaJJ . .Jr. a nd Elizabeth Harman. Co mplain �ants, vs. Thomas Hall, Defendant. (Suit in chancery to partition among the parties entitled thereto the lands of whi ch Lydia Hall d ie d seized, lying in Tazewell county, and to charge t he Defendant, Th omas Hall. for the use and occup~tion of said land since the death of Lydia Hal l , and it app ea ring by affidavit filed in this ca use that William Hall . who is now deceased, and who was a brother of Lydia Hall, has children and grand children wh o are heirs at law of Lydia Hall, and not made parties to the original bi]]; and also that James Cook had ch ildre n and heirs at law who are also t he distr ibutees and heirs at law of Lydia Hall . William Hall and Jane Cook are non - r esident s . (Legal notice) (Sirnjlar suit to settle the administration account of Thomas Hall) Miss Callie. daughter of Mr. David J. Gillespie, whose illness was mentioned in t he NEWS of last week, died, Wedne s day night at 11 o'clock. She had a large number of friends at the C. H. wh o mourn her loss. No issue for May 2 . 1890 Col. Isaac Edward McDonald , one of t he wealthiest farmers of t hj s county, died in Indiana, whither he had gone some months since to be treated for cancer. His remains will arrive at this place during the week and be buried in the town cemetery . Col. McDonald was for mer ly a citizen of Wyoming county, but at the close of the Civil War purchased the s plendid farm of the late G. Pearis George, near Graham, where he has since resided. Co l . McD . was never marri ed. - He was about fifty years of age . SAD DEATH. - Mrs. B. M. Saunders, whose critical il lness had been mentioned heretofore, died yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Saunders had been living here less than a year, having moved from Essex county after the death of her hus band to j oin her son, Mr. R. A. Saunders. Two of her children were with her, her son, Ashby, and daughter, Gertrude. The body was taken this morning to Eastern Virgi n ia for burial. No issue between May 9 and May 30, 1890 ~ ~ 1890 OBITUARY. - Maria Josephine Smythe - Wa s born at Kingsport, Tenn. , Decemb er 12, 1831; was married to James P. Kelly, November 30, 1854; and died December 6, 1889, at her home in Jeffersonville, Va. Wh i le a p upi l at Estill ville, Scott county, Va., under the instr uction of Miss Mitchell and Melville, she was converted , and joined the Methodist Episcopal Church . She was the mother of ten children, two of whom preceded her t o the heavenly country; the other eight children live , and with the father great ly f eel their sore bereavement . - June lli_ 1890 TWO MURDERS. - Young Donnie Howry, of Thompson's Valley, this cou n ty, was foully murdered ne a :· - --~ ·s Creek , on Sunday last. He was crossing t he creek wi t h a friend on t he rocks and made remarks of his ability to make long jumps from one rock to another. When he reached the bank he was accost ed by a stranger who wanted to know if he considered himse l f t he bes t man in the co unty . On his answering "no," the man without further notice cut Howry's throat from ear to ear . Whi le Howry's funera l was taki ng place in Thompson Valley, a few miles distant Jim Harris shot and killed one Robi nson. No ful l particulars. June gL.. 1890 DEATHS . On Saturday night last }jttJe Annie, younges t child and on l y da ugh t er of Rev. Wm. H. Kelly, died sudden ly . She was the darli ng of the household , a beautiful child, and the loss is a sore aff ] jct ion t o the family. VtrglD.1& Appal&ohia.n Notes �I ,;l q Near the sa me time Mr a n<l ~rs. Alex.r. St. C] air J os 1- t heir r111ly cl nugh tPr and youngest c:hi]cl. Its s ickness W<lS µroLr·actPd, bu t the comb lne cl sk ] 1 J of i'!l l tt1P physicfans failed to save its lHtle l i f<· lCI j(s p Are 11ts. (Lega l noti ce ) ~nrfolk and WPstPrn Rnilroad Company, Plaintiff, vs . Armintha Bailey in he r own r:ight nnd as p;u ar tli <n1 uf Zflri ldci A11gelin P. l\T•1ltlia1J . Mary Irena Bailey. William E. El<i .iley and N or~ /\lic e Bailey , ;:inrl M;:ir ti n FrP Pnrnu WRlthalJ, DefP.nclants. (Motion to <ippoint commissionP.r:' to pass on t lwi.1· r l r·d ms.) ~a l!!fl issue for Ju l y 4. 1 89 0 11._:_ 1890 Mr. B. Dodd, of Elland C. H. , a nd ln t e of 1his county, father c1 f Mr . L. R. Dodd. died at his home on the tst instant. DEATH OF JOSEPH MEEK. - On e of t he hest known men in Taz ewell coun ty in the person of Joseph Meek. of Burk ' s Garden, died at his home on Monday last . He now rests under t he sod of t he beautjful Burk's Garden which he had tilled for so many years. SAD KIT.LING. - Wm. A. O'Kee ff e. son of Dr. Jas. O'Keeffe, of this place, was killed by one Dean at Prin ce 's Fl<its , in Wi se county , nn the evening of t he 3d instant . Young O'Keeff e was a member of an engineering corps and was walking near the co mmis sary of one of t he contractors, when a number of engineers began an indiscriminate firjng nf their pistols. It is supposed that he was hit acc iden ta lly by the man Dean. The body was brought to this place where it wa s interred Sa t urday evenin g. DEATH OF MRS. JOHN A. KELLY. - Mrs. Mar t ha Kelly, wife of J udge John A. Kelly, of Marin, and whose illness had been mentio ned he retofore, died in Burk's Gard en on the 3d l a st. Th ere were with her. her husband and all of hPr children, of whom there are ten , Mrs. Mary Groseclose, of Bu rk's Garden : Mrs . Sallie Groseclose. of Marion ; Mr . J no. P. Kelly, af Tazewe l l ro unty; Mrs . .Josephine Hu.ll . of Marion; Prof. P.A. Kel ly , of Smyth co11n ty; Mrs. Ellen Gi lmer. of Russ e ll county; Mrs. Clara Copenhave r, of Marion: Mr. Jas. H. Ke l ly, of Mar ion: Mr. Jos. L. Kelly , of Estillville, and Miss Mattie Kelly, of Marian. Mrs . Kelly w<is befo re rn arriR ge a Miss Peck and had an extensive connection in Virginia and West Va. She had many friends in this county where JudgP KPlly lived prior to his removal to Smyth county about the close of the war. - The Marion correspondent of t he Lynchburg News says of the f uneral: Mrs. Kelly , wife of Hon. John A. Kelly , our c ircuit court j11dge, nnd of whose serious illness mention was made in my las t r e por t, died on the evening of the 3d at 10 o'clock, at t he home of her son-jn-law, Captain Henry Groseclose. Burk's Garden. Tazewell cou nty . Her remains were brought home, reaching here on Friday night'~ west bound train. On yesterday, at 2 o'clock, her f uneral was preached in the Methodist church, before a large congregati on , by the pastor, Rev. G. A. Majden Mr. Gi.lmer treas urer of Ross e ll co un ty. i:;on-in-law; Hon . .JrtmPs l<el ly . JeffersonvilJe, ;rnd Frank I< elly , Esq ., Saltv il le. brothers- in-law, nnd Captain Henry Groseclose . Bu r k's Gnrden. son - in - l aw of deceas e d, were present at the funera l . l£U ~ 1890 Mr. Rober t I res on was so unfortunate Rs to 1 ose hy death hi 8 on l Y daughtP.r , aged sjx or e ight years. ShP was a bright child and fl grent fnvorite. Mr s. Hear on , wife of Rev. Dr. D. s. Hearon, died at her hamP ir1 Bristol on Si'ltllrdflY l ast . She Wi'l.s a ctirnghter of Rev . Gen. Miles and an f' stimnbl P l a dy. A shooting at ffonHkPr, in RnssP.ll cn1ndy. on SundFty last. resultPti in the death of a young Mr . Honak er . "Moonshjne" is said to lti'lVe lwt>n ;:iflo(!t in t he:· pnrty as a ca us e. �1.J & J11lv 2;;. 1890 ~11· .T.'lnlf" S n. Hnrr is~on ;:ifternoon ond immPdintely touk t he August .L.. ; 111cl ~iss Past <; 11 1 i ,.. }'f•t•ry \\ll·'l"t-' 111n1·•· i1 ·d hr)ttnd fo:· r1 \\1 Pdd i1'~ ~·1--; ! 1•1·rl ;:y 111111· 1890 .10 h n H(.>II r y R '1 i s cl r• II • II/ Ii(\ \,; i 1 1(-' t 1 R11l 1 I ~ , • "r: ·~ ;I n. I ( I 1 1 Ip - I I ' I 'I ' ' l l '. f'Sc-<'lpPd after Ft] l Thr· Pi1t't iP...; 1~· 1 111 ·:.:11 l111· ,..t! l1i 1" ill l\ivsl \" r1 d i" ! i1.·r-1 · '"' 1 ; . ,, ' " 1 tw authori1ie~ a l l z·ight <1nd rPr·f'ivecl the l'f' \\!i1T·d . H•· 1,1;1" ; 1fl ..-1· 1\°(n·d .._,.. ,., •11 R11•.;-.:1·ll cou nty jC'I i]. <'Ind on hPi11g t;ikpn hack t ci Rul'l1 ;1:i . :11 f111· 1 r· ! : 1 ! wr1 •; 1 .i,,., 1 fr "'l: 1 !1.• gunrd by his hrnthPr. ~r. Chn~. W. Stray1ey, WPl l l<n 11 ~v11 it• t Ji'..; sr• 1 (· i11 11 d!r•d 1 1 !•ii..: l1t1111 r· in Prin ceto n. W. V<i. l1'1 st T11Pscl ay . of typlini•I f, .,·,q· DEATH OF S. C. PAJ\\TF.R. - (';1pt. Sy<lnE>y r. Pi1i1tl (· ~·. of ~ttririr: . d ;('(t o1t t he homP of Ids sistf'r. :'-"trs . Peirce. nt th is plC1ce. f'<1r ly Kt->dr ic>s d ~1y m11r·nir:g. Deceased had come to T"lzewP11. h is for mer home. some weeks ~incP t i : ,-is it ! :is brothers <Hid sis tet·s. ri nd wos l ok1:>n j1.l 1vitli i :1 ;1 l1nlf li 1111r <'l f' !"~·r · hi~ <11 ·: i\·.11. . !<rom this he nF> Vl-'1' rec nvE>r ed. H is renr<'lins. Hc: c:o mpaniPrl bv ,1 c- ommi1 t1•P f r·c1m Tazewell LodgP. A. F. & .:\. '1 .. wt=>re taken tu ~m·jo11 fCJr irH1·~mPnt. The wif P · trtcl chi ldren have the sympathy of many fri ends herP . August ~ 1890 TN ~EMORIAM. - !1rs. Martha :'-1<1tjld a Kelly, di'\ughtf•t• of John <ind Eliza beth Peck. of Giles county. Virg.inia. was born nn the 26th rlay of Angust. 1827. was married to the Hon. John A. Kelly , now Judge nf tlw 14th .Tndic-i;il r ' r 1 ·11; 1 nf' Vi.rgini.a . on the 25th day of October. 1843. ancl d i ed at. t.hP. homf> of hC"r son - in ] aw, CF!pt. Henry B. Grosec l ose. i n Burks Garcien. Ti'\ZewP.11 c o un t y . Va. . 011 t h t~ 3cl day of Ju ly. 1890. She was the mother of thirteen chilclrfi>n. three-' rif wh<.im died in in fan cy . Soon after her marriage she was convf' r tect and jninpd the ~pthnrljst Episcopal C'h11rch So11th - August 15, 1890 Mr. ~. r.. ReynoJds. agent of tlw Tazf'wel] Land Improveme>nt Co .. married some days sincf' to :'-"ti ss Blan c he St. John. of Bristol. Aueust 22. was 1 89 0 RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT . - At a meeti n g of Ho l Rton Coun cJJ 127 2 RnynJ Arcanum. Marion. Va . . August 7 . 1890. t he following rf'solutions w ert~ u n animously ildopte d: Wher eas. sinre our last meeting , t hf' hanc.l of death hfls invaded our midst and taken fro m us SidnE>y Crockett Pajnter . - - . Thnt a copy of these rRRolutions he transmittect by our SecretarY to thP. family of nur dfi>censect brother nncl alRn to tha ~arinn and THzf'wPll ~. H. PMPP.rs for publication . August 29, 1890 There was anothf'r ki J ling at Sword's CrPE> k , in RussE>ll coun t y. l'vlon day. Mont. Honaker and Geo. StP.Ple having bef'n shot hy .lohn M t . . c:ir l n . '1r. J. F. WC1rciPn and ~1 ss :'>fary Yos t clisappe'1red from town on Wf'dnesday morning and i t was guessed a t oncP thHt Rristnl WHs the nbjPrtive point to be reac-hed i.n hnstf'. ThPy (Ire Pxpectecl ha ck th i s i'tftPi·noon ns mnn a nd wi fp. DEATH OF MR. WATKTN S . - Mr . Wm. I.. Wat k:in s . cinp o f TazewelJ ' s Wfi> 1J known citizens. and wh o hri s he en in d er 1j ni ng health f, 11 • so·111 • !J: l 1 , 1 t hs. d frtl "!• Wedn esdriy E"Ven ing Jost and was buried yestPrday rt ftPn1 0 011 ill tlt r=> (' i 1 i zPll' c:; C'r111e · tery. He le ft his wifP wtth 1hP symp<ltliy 0f thP <·um 11111nit y. Septe mber 'h1 > l ri s• ~ 1890 \1. ~ r c:;pntts Hrrive d YP~lpr·dny n ffp-. rllt' ['•licl his f1 llwr. P\"r'11ing in Vil'gi!!W Appala.ohta.n Notes imp -tn (11• pr·psf'nt whilp �I.JI DEATH OF CAPT . GF.ORGE W. SPOTTS. - T11P eommun i ty was shockf'cl tu liP:"11· the su<lcl!'!n denlh. abo11t 11nnn of Wecl11esday. of ttl"is \'1<'11 known f1nrl urdversP1]Jy liked citizen. The memhP.rs of his fam'ily with h .im w~·rP. not rtppr· .iserl uf rE:>~J danger :nor f-' thnn IJ HJ f ;rn ho11r prE'vious tn the e11cl. He hrtd been on the strl"ets of only t.he clay before but was then ff'arf11J of sudden hP-a r·i f<1i111t'f'. His ~;on. A. C . Spotts. civj] engineer on th«:> 3 C'~; R.R .. was ;1bse11t . His (lrJly ntl1Pr child is )1rs. R. W. Strr1s. His rtgC:'<l f<1thr>r. ~r. A. A. Spotts, was f1ls(1 abse11t fi· um I.own . He leRves fl widow. who wns Miss Rose St . Clrdr. tn 111n11rn hc~r loss. Funeral services A~e to he he ld this e.m. September .!L_ 1890 Notice wns omitted last week of the mr.irringe i11 Bristol. on the ~~cl. of Mr. H. B. Wnrd. a popul ar young farmP.r of the Cove, to Miss GJP.nrlorn ~ollup. WEDDING BELLS. - Bu rnley - Van Pelt. At 2 p.m., Wednesday , in thr> Presbyterjan church. ~r. C. E. F. Burnley. superintendent of mtnRs at Ponahontn~ . and Miss Mary Van Pelt, of T;;izewelJ C. H., werr. 1rnitP.d in nrnrri;;ige by Rev. M. W. Doggett, Mr. T . H. Wickham and Miss Laura Lyons acting as best man and maid of honor. - - The couple left on the afternoon trajn for Pocahontas. Peery - Tynes . On Wednesday evening at 6 p.m., Mr. H. E. Peery, of ~ebrf1s ­ ka, led to the altar Miss Mary Lee, daughter of Maj. A. J. Tyles, at the latter's home. Rocky Dell, Rev. M. W. Doggett performing the marrjage ceremony. ~r. and Mrs . Peety wil he at home in London, Neb ., after October 10. No issues between October 7 and November 14, 1890 November 'l_i_ 1890 (on microf ilm . nppears after July 11. 1890 issue) ~r. and Mrs . R. K. Wright wer e up from Graham yesterday, ti me sjnce thejr marrjage, - - December ~ fJrst 1890 Mr. ancl through the west. December the Mrs. J. P. Krol 1 have returned from their wedding tour ~ 1890 (This is t he last issue for the year 1890. The column "Local ;;ind General News Briefs'', which is by far the major source for all material herein. has been 90% torn away in this issue for about half its l ength and thus i~ 110re<tdable.) ~·r939 E Francis Street, Corona , CA 91719-2318 QUAKERS. During a run-in with the law , George Fox , founder of the Society of Friends , told the British judges hearing his case to "tremble at the word of God." One of them laughed back at Fox, calling him a " quaker." The nickname stuck. "Fourth Bathroom Reader" by Bathroom Readers Institute, p 42 . Virginia ~PD&laohia.n Notes �Marguerite Tise Box 343 Floyd, Va . 24091 June 2 , 1992 Petition to Build a Mill (The Hornbarger Mill, as it was first known , was the first mill to be built on this site and was under the ownership of George Hornbarger until 1864, then Charles S . Lester . From about 1880 until 1912; it was the wellknown Sowers Mill and was owned a.rid operated by Caleb Sowers and his sons. The Mill burned up in 1913. In 1921, the darn was rebuilt and the power plant of the Floyd Electric Power Corporation was buil t here and furni shed electricity to the town of Floyd and parts of the county until 1937 . ) Floyd County records, Court Order Book 1 , March tenn 1833. At a Court of Quarterly Sessions Continued and Holden for Floyd County at the Court House on Tuesday this the 19th day of March 18JJ . Present : Joseph Howard, Jacob Helms, George Godbey, and John Lester Sr. , Gentlemen Justices. On the motion of George Hornbarger for leave to erect a water grist mill on his own land on Little River , i t is ordered that a writ of Ad guod damnum issue to the Sheriff of this county to be executed on the 29th day of this month - March, and return the inquest to this court . Floyd County records, Court Order Book 1, March term 1836 . At a Court of Quarterly Sessions holden for Floyd County at the Court House on Monday the 21st day of March 1836 . Present: Joseph Howard, John Lester, Sr., Bryant Hylton, Wil liam Young, Benjamin Howell and Jas. H. Gray, Gentlemen Justices. On the petition of George Hornbarger for leave to build a water Grist Mill and dam across Little River in this County . This day came the said George Hornbarger, and the Sheriff returned an Inquest taken pursuant to a writ of Ad g uod damnum to him issued which Inquest is in these words , to wit : "I, Thomas H. Steger, DS for Robert Goodson, Sheriff of Floyd County, in confomity to the above writ of Ad guod damnum have sworn and impanelled this 29th day of March 18JJ the follow°.l.11g Jurors , to wit , Abijah Booth , Isaiah Sumner, John Altizer, Joseph Akers, Thomas Simmons, Wi lliam Lester, Emory Altizer, Daniel Booth, Ferguson Booth, Alexander McAlexander and Samuel Thompson who having met upon the land of George Hornbarger have proceeded to examine the land above and below and are of an opinion that the land of no person will be damaged nor the mansion house or the Office curtilege or Garden thereunto immediately belonging or orchard will be overf1.owed by erecting a dam, and we are of an opinion that the passage of fish will be obstructed, and may be prevented by building a slope across the dam in the main part of the current, the Slope to be JO feet long and 10 feet wide with side pieces 6 inches wide. And we are also of an opinion that ordinary navigation will not be obstructed." �/J3 Whereupon on consideration of the inquisition returned by the Sheriff, and on fully hearing the petition and all circumstances being weighed, it is ordered that the said George HoD1barger have leave to build the said Mill and dam, upon his building a Slope as in the said inquisition is described. ##################################################################### HOO ARE WE GOING TO WRITE FEBRUARY 3, 2001? By Patrick Boulthee The Scottish Genealogist Vol. XL No. l, March 1993 Those with computers will write Our American friends wil 1 write Our English friends will write LDS will call it NATO may call it Our relatives will write Legal documents may have 010203 2/3/ l 3/2/1 03FEB2001 03FE01 Feb. 3/01 On the third day of February in the year two thousand and one. Or sane other arrangement. Of all the arrangements, the LDS one seems most useful to genealogists , for it can only be interpreted one way, and is reasonably short. However , will it permit computers to record various items in chronological order? And does FEB offend genealogists using other languages? During this decade, we should try to standardize this matter , at l east forgenealogists. What is needed is a method that is acceptable in all countries where genealogy is an active hobby. Think it over and write a letter expressing your preference and mail it to the Editor of Families , Ontario Genealogical Society, suite 251, 40 Orchard View Blvd., Toronto , Ontario M4R 1B9 Canada. �VAolN FAf!JILJ BIBLl Thi..4 8i..6Le wa4 ~i..ven tv me 6v mM aunt, f!J11..4 . f!Jattie LlWIS Vaden., manv vea1t4 a~v a/te1t he11.. vnLv c~i..Ld, ?auLi..ne, wa4 ki..LLed i..n an autv - t1tai..n cvLLi..4i..v~ vn the eve v/ h.e11.. g11..aduati..vn /11..vm lla11..1ti..4vnbu11..~ State /each.e11..4 CvLLe~e (nvw Jame4/Jl1Jadi..4on Uni..ve11..4i..tvJ. Aunt f!Jatti..e knew o/ mv i..nte11..e4t i..n mv VADlN /ami..Lv and 4he told me that th.i..4 Bi..ble belon~ed to m~ Vaden ~11..andea11..ent4 1 911..anvi..LLe f!JcC11..addock VAolN and Luci..nda Wi..ZLi...4 HALZ VAolN . LINl OF olSClNT IN Aml'i?ICA Vaden llen11..~ Vaden and wi../e lli..Jabeth OLd Hen.11..i..co Countv, Va . HaLl lnAtance Ha.LL and wi../e f!Ja11..v P11..i..nce ~ev11..~e Countv, Va. Hen11..v Vaden and wi../e f!Jattth.a FowLett Che4tett/i..eld Count!f, Va. VJ i..LLi..am II a.LL o / ButtweLL Vaden and wi.../e Sattah (Wi...lA.vn?) ?i..tt4vLvani...a Countv, Va . Thoma4 I/all v/ HaLi.../ax Countv, Va . SiLve4te11.. A. Vaden and wi../e f!Ja11..v Chatten Pi..tt4vlvani..a Counl!f, Va. ~~h.n HaLL, 511.. . and wi..fe 9ean q1tanvi..Lle f!JcC1taddock Vaden and wi../e Luci...nda W. llaLL Pi..tt4vLvani..a Count!f, Va . Vli...LLi...am HaLL and wi../e 'i?lwda Bttvwn Pi...tt4vLvan.i..a Count!f, Va . [ P. e4 II a i.. 1 e ft. luth.ett Pevton Vaden and wi.../e l//i...e J . Hubba11..d HaLL an.d wi../e frJa11..t.h.a Lewi..A ~i..ttAvLvani..a Countv, Va . f!Ja11..v 9ane Vaden 'Roanoke, Va. Luci..nda Wi..LLi..4 HaLL and huA6and 911..anvi..LLe Vaden ~i..tt4vLvani..a Coun.t!f, Va . Chattlvtte Counl!f, Va . Lunenbu11..~ Count!f, Va. tLtt4vlvani..a Countv, Va . Luth.e11.. P. Vaden and wi../e l//i..e Cha11..Lotte Countv, Va . f!Jatt!f Jane Vaden 'i? vanoke, Va. �Virginie. .Appeleohie.n .N"o::::::.: �. 1.J(, , rt) ;=:{_, . (j --- - �-.~-·w ::-··-·. - ~~.J ~... , ......"' • . 1. .:"" ... J ·~ . ... ·..... Vtrginla Apps.le.c.htan N o~zs �;J? WILL OF WILLIAM MATHEWS contributed by Mrs Kenneth E Bland Will Book #11, pp 63-64 , Staunton , Augusta County , Virginia In the name of God Amen I William Mathews of the County of Augusta and State of Virginia being weak in body , and abilities but of perfect mind and memory, and calling to mind that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make this my last will and testament. First , I recommend my soul to God that gave it nothing doubting but I shall receive the same again, by the power of almighty God, my body to the earth to be buried in a Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executors to be hereafter named, and as touching such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life, I do will and dispose of as followeth to wit: First I will and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife one half of all my estate real and personal during her natural life and after her death to revert to my son and to his heirs, etc. as hereafter to be mentioned, Second, to my daughter Jane Fulton or her heirs I leave one dollar. To my daughter Catherine or her heirs I leave one hundred pounds to be paid occasionally at the discretion of my executors. To my son Richard or his heirs I leave one dollar. To my son Joseph or his heirs I leave one dollar. To my son James or his heirs I leave one dollar . To my daughter Mary Rankin or her heirs I leave one dollar. To my son William or his heirs I leave one dollar. To my daughter Elizabeth Gains, or her heirs I leave one dollar. To my daughter Margaret or her heirs one hundred pounds to be pai d by my executors. To my son John I leave all theresidue of my estate real and pers onal to him and his heirs etc . forever , and I hereby appoint my son John, sole executor to this my last will and testament hereby revoking and disannulling all other wills etc. and declare this to be my last will and testament, In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this tenth day of January one thousand s even hundred and ninety nine William Mathews Seal Sign'd Sealed and pronounced in presence of Alex'r Robertson; Wm. Curry; El.j, Robertson At a Court held for Augusta County December the 2Jrd. 1811 This last will and Testament of William Mathews Dec 'd. was proved by the oaths of Alexander Robertson and William Curry, two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of John Mathews the executor named in the said will who made oath and together with John M. Estill and Francis Ervin his securities entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penalty of $4000 conditioned as the law directs certificate is granted him for obtaining a probat in due form. Teste Chesley Kinney , Clk (Will Math Mathews was father of Mary (Polly) Mathews, who married Richard Rankin, I I of Augusta Co. mdb) Vir'1D1& Appala.ch.lan Notes �MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY Rt. 681 Botetourt Co., VA 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 + Lugar, George S. " I Oma 0. Lugar, Shirlie Burnett Lugar, Kermit E. Wood, Sr. " , Hattie Vance Riddlebargrr, Lawrence F. , Nellie Lugar Riddlebarger, William R. , Oaudia M. Riddlebarger, samuel E. , Delories R. Johnson, Betty J. "Infant" + + Johnson, Hilda Ruth Zell Johnson., Edward W. Honts, George Ausbom " , Frances Hodges Honts, Boy, Child . Switzer, Harriett, w/o W. T. Scott, 0. C. " , Catherine M. Wilhelm, Walter L. , Mary Frances K. Drummond, Audrey King Barger, Charles E. Barger, Eliza C. Barger, Lillian B. Cltllds, Violet H . Cltllds, G. Linwood Honts, Franklin Wilson Newcomb, Jesse James <Father) Newcomb, Arlene A. Scott, Henry Herbert " , Lorene N. Newcomb, Madelene , Otis Grey , Otis M. " , Iva Lugar Honts, Belle M. Honts, James H. Honts, Berta L. Honts, Miria L. Honts, Anderson H. Honts, Henry Wilhelm, Eugene Martin " , Betty Brown King, Mary Belle King, Abbigal Wilmina Apr. 13, 1886 - Oct. 17, 1966 Mar. 6, 1888 - Nov. 22. 1959 Sept. 27, 1919 - Mar. 15, 1984 CMG 1 U.S. Navy World War Il, Korea 1917 -1971 1916 - Jan. 2., 1985 1911 -1978 1913 - Sept. 6, 1990 1909 -1975 1920 -1988 19341935 Apr. 12, 1936 Jan. 14, 1899 - Mar. 27, 1962 Nov. 7, 1899 - Mar. 28, 1968 1909 - 1975, Pfc. U.S. Army 1911 1966 Mar. 2, 1845 - July 14, 1909 Oct. 27, 1923 - Nov. 15, 1983 Sept. 3, 1927 Dec. 6, 1889 - Apr. 26, 1984 Feb. 18, 1893 - Jan. 5, 1985 1920 -1983 Dec. 30, 1877 - Feb. 12., 1942 Feb. 25, 1848 - Aug. 28, 1941 Dec. 31, 1870 - Feb. 13, 1902 Mar. 21, 1913 - Apr. 26, 1941 Dec. 28, 1939 - Dec. 30, 1942 June 6, 1916 - Feb. 19, 1988 T. Sgt. U.S. Air Force W.W JI June 21, 1898 - Mar. 16, 1990 Jan. 6, 1928 - June 27, 1929 Feb. 2b, 1930 - Apr. 1, 1991 Sept. 4, 1926 - June 25, 1963 May 20, 1922 - Jan. 7, 1929 May 27, 1935 - June 2, 1935 Dec. 5, 1902 - Aug. 18, 1986 Mar. 5, 1897 - Oct. 11, 1983 1874 - 1966 1867 -1932 Mar. 10, 1869 - Dec. 30, 1926 July 16, 1835 - Jan. 9, 1923, 87 y. 5 m. 24 d . July 24, 18.38 - Sept. 2, 1901, 63 y. 1 m. 8 d . Jan. 1, 1811 - Jan. 2. 1901, 90 y. July 26, 1931 - July 15, 198.3 Feb. 6, 1934 Sept. 29, 1915 - Aug. 8, 1984 Apr. 24, 1882 - Mar. 25, 1953 �MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY Stull, Emeline King, Bettie E. King, James Wesley Stull, James A. 48 49 so 51 52 53 11 , Belle M. McAllister Lugar, Kenneth Waldo "Happy'" 11 , Margaret Kennedy Wilhelm, Charles I. " , Vivia F. Beamer, Emma Austin Beamer, E.T. Beamer, Alice E., w Io J. A. Beamer, James A. Hook, Henry M, Hook, Ada F. Nofsinger, w /o H. M. Beamer, Edward R. Beamer, Janie W. Bro\Vll, S. Harrison Bro\Vll, Katie Ray Beamer, w/o S. H. Grave marked with Fieldstones Hipes, Charles 0 . 54 SS 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 " + I MaryV. Hipes, Clarence B., s/o C. D. & M. V. Hipes, Harrison " , Sarah A . Stull, Frank T., s/o J. H. & Mary E. Martin, Thomas E. " , Betty A. Hamilton, Mamie E. (Mother) Clark, William M. " , Lucy S. Nofsinger, Marjorie Hicks Nofsinger, Charlie E. Zell, John Zell, Mary Ann Looney, w Io John Barger, Lucy R., infant of J. W. & Lucy A. Barger, Lucy A. z.eu, w Io J. W. Barger, Jacob W., husb. of Lucy A. Broken Marker, partly buried Dooley, Edward G. Dooley, Vivian C. Dooley, William A. Caldwell, Nicholas N. Hutson, J. S. Hutson, Mary Virginia Armentrout, Cecil K. " , Ethel B. Williamson, Wayne M. Crush, Edward C. Crush, Martha A. Bradley, Lawrence P. " , Edith L. Feb. 18, 1838 - May 27, 1908 Nov. 21, 1861 - July 1, 1901 Oct. 20, 1864 - Apr. 7, 1947 Aug. 28, 1868 - Oct. 27, 1931 Aug. 14, 1872 Mar. 31, 1914 Sept. 9, 1913 - Jan. 13, 1992 Jan. 28, 1875 - Nov. 17, 1950 July 30, 1875 - July 26, 1928 188.5 -1950 1877 - 1936 July 14, 1853 - June 13, 1922 Jan. 5, 1850 - May 16, 1930 May 28, 1862 - Apr. 25, 1921 Feb. 18, 1867 - June 21, 1952 1884 - 1945 Feb. 21, 1892 - Dec. 29, 1975 Dec. 5, 1880 - July 19, 1958 Feb. 2, 1887 - Jan. 8, 1948 1861 - 1943 1866 -1945 Jan. 19, 1896 - June 16, 1922 Nov. 12, 1824 - Aug. 18, 1900 Aug. 25, 1821 - Sept. 22, 1899 Mar. 24, 1897 - July 5, 1899 Died Aug. 9, 1917, Age 72 yrs. Died Jan. 13, 1899, Age 52 yrs. Aug. 19, 1888 - Dec. 22, 1947 Dec. 16, 1889 - Feb. 10, 1960 Va.Pvt.Co.A.~ W.W.> Sept. 5, 1908 - Jan. 24, 1980 Oct. 4, 1906 - Oct. 21, 1986 Nov. 1, 1899 - Nov. 28, 1970 July 17, 1832 - Dec. 18, 1914 Sept. 23, 1832 - Feb. 1, _ _ (stone broken ofO Mar. 22, 1898 - June 8, 1898 Feb. 27, 1867 - Mar. 27, 1898 Sept. 9, 1859 - July 25, 1949 Sept. 9, 1904 - Dec. 25, 1905 Sept. 17, 1900 - July 12, 1904 Feb. 12, 1894 - Mar. 4, 1901 Dec. 17, 1819 - Mar. 9, 1906 Dec. 18, 1836 - Feb. 3, 1910 1838 -1934 Oct. 11, 1909 - Feb. 11, 1973 Nov. 7, 1912 - Dec. 15, 1962 1945 - 1959 Sept. 11, 1831 - Sept. 18, 1913 Oct. 24, 1838 - Jan. 31, 1903, 64 y. 3 m. 6 d . 1902 -1976 1906 -1979 �;41 MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY 100 + 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 Bradley, William L. Bradley, Charles E. " , Laura B. H ~over, Frank T., s/o 5. T. & 0. M . Zell, William Zell, Julia Copps Wilhelm, w /o J. W. Bosserman, Joseph M. "Father" Fink, Mary Ruth Newcomb Bosserman Switzer, C. Earl , Alice N. Newcomb, Marshall 5. " , Dorothy L. Jemell, Robert C., Jr. " , Maggie Newcomb Newcomb, Stuart Richard " , Charlotte D. Ruble, Inf. s/o J. W. & V. E. Ruble, James W. " , Virginia E. Fieldstone marker Riddlebarger, Benjamine Riddlebarger, Marcus Riddlebarger, Lucian Riddlebarger, Matthew Riddlebarger, Catharine Riddlebarger, Belle Lugar, G. W. Bennett, Lillie L. Lu gar, Elsie P., d/o W. E & C A Lugar, Gladys c., d/ 0 W: E &. C ·A Lugar, Wood E. · · · " , Oara Beamer Hamilton, Etta B., w I 0 G C Lugar, Sallie Mag · · " , Latha Groves Lugar, Byron W. Lugar, Sarah E., w Io W. B. Lugar, William B. Nov. 15, 1929 - Dec. 20, 1972, Pvt. U.S. Army July 4, 1864 - Mar. 8, 1908 Dec. 27, 1875 Sept. 23, 1897 - Oct. 25, 1897 Oct. 24, 1863 - June 1, 1947 June 22, 1870 - Jan. 31, 1923 Feb. 11, 1898 - May 23, 1970 "Mother" Apr. 7, 1909 - Oct. 19, 1986 1909 1921 Feb. 18, 1907 - Nov. 26, 1978 Aug. 12., 1918 1923 - Jan. 4, 1988 1917 1876 -1958 1874 - 1944 b. & d . May 1894 Dec. 6, 1859 - Jan. 13, 1935 Aug. 20, 1861 - May 2, 1953 Clarkson, lewis L. Clarkson, John D., Jr. Clarkson, John D!!Blas " , Elizabeth Nancy Young, William A. Young, Nellie E., Inf. child of Peter Young, Sallie S. White, Rosa L., w Io William S. Kyle, Mary C., w /o E. R Sloan, Roxie Young Wilhelm, Curtis Floyd , Myrtle Newcomb Clark, Mary "Mother" Clark, Richard, s/o N. B. "Erected by his Grandmother Mary Oark" Aug. 29, 1889 - May 9, 1975 Mar. 15, 1884 - July 16, 1949 Jan. 11, 1847 - Nov. 15, 1942 May 19, 1877 - Sept. 20, 1903, 26 y. 4 m. 1 d. Nov. 13, 1845 - Apr. 24, 1926, 80 y. 5 m. 10 d. 1882 -1962 Oct. 22, 1836 - Apr. 30, 1910 1877 - 1960 b. & d. 1911 1903 -1917 Jan. 24, 1881 - Sept. 21, 1967 July 17, 1880 - Mar. 28, 1930 Aug. 5, 1880 - Mar. 19, 1917 July 9, 1880 - Mar. 5, 1937 Apr. 28, 1872 - Mar. 24, 1936 June 18, 1883 - Sept. 21, 1918 Mar. 24, 1850 - Mar. 9, 1909 Apr. 15, 1852 - May 27, 1927 Oct. 1891 - May 1917 1904 -1926 1859 -1904 1875 - 1942 1862 - 1945 July 3, 1903 - Sept. 29, 1903, 2 m. 2h d. 1880 -1951 Dec. 13, 1882 - Dec. 28, 1909 '27 y 15 d. Nov. 6, 1869 - Feb. 24, 1893 1905 - 1966 (Funeral Home Marker) Aug. 31, 1905 - Feb. 2, 1988 Feb. 9, 1905 - July 18, 1988 Jan. 1, 1839 - Aug. 21, 1920 Oct. 26, 1888 - Dec. 1, 1906 V11''1Jl1& Appa.laoh1&n N~ �14~ MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 + 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 Clark, William M. Aug. 21, 1831 - Nov. 21, 1915 Wilhelm, Robert A. Jan. 1, 1839 - Dec. 28, 1895 Wilhelm, Harriet Nov. 9, 1841 - Mar. 15, 1924 Amlentrout, Anna "Mother" 1877 - 1944 Armentrout, John D. "Father" 1873 - 1947 Armentrout, Mary E. Nov. 16, 1916 - Mar. 22, 1917 Armentrout, Archie Jan. 19, 1901 - July 11, 1901 Clarkson, William Henry, lnf.s/o Mr. & Mrs. J.D. Apr. 4, 1897 - June 18, 1897 Clarkson, Francis Dolorese 1929 - 1929 Clarkson, Blanche Oneil 1937 - 1937 Pullen, John W. Feb. 15, 1841 - Apr. 28, 1902 " , Mary M. Wilhelm May 2, 1844 - July 17, 1912 , Robert P. May 6, 1873 - Mar. 29, 1901 Pullen, Mary G., d/o J. F. & L. E. Apr. 18, 1905 - Jan. 11, 1911 Pullen, Louie L. "Mother" 1883 - 1967 Pullen, J. Floyd "Father" 1883 - 1950 Pullen, N. Lucille "Daughter" Aug. 17, 1909 - Oct. 7, 1983 Pullen, John F. Feb. 6, 1919 " , Ollie M. Mar. 20, 1911 - Mar. 3, 1974 King, Joseph H. Dec. 13, 1849 - July 22, 1919 King, Sarah M., w /o J. H. July 16, 1851 - Dec. 6, 1921 King, G. W. Mar. 14, 1871 - Sept. 26, 1938 " , Mrs. Virginia B. Born 1869 Died King, W. H. Nov. 23, 1897 - Jan. 15, 1919 Wilhelm, Winfred Lloyd July 15, 1930 - Feb. 15, 1946 Wilhelm, Cletis Lloyd Aug. 31, 1905 - Apr. 26, 1973 Underwood, Lottie C. Aug. 26, 1907 - July 1, 1952 Underwood, Hobart Dec. 27, 1898 - Dec. 26, 1948 Lugar, H. Mason 1884 - 1956 Wilhelm, James Robert May 10, 1858 - Jan. 19, 1951 , Mary Elizabeth Nov. 22, 1860 - Dec. 15, 1949 Stull, Mamie W. ''Mother" Feb. 22, 1888 - Dec. 5, 1978 Pullen, James Alvin Dec. 3, 1914 - Sept. 30, 1990 , Myrtle D. May 25, 1920 Pullen, James M. Oct. 30, 1874 - Jan. 23, 1952 " , Lina M. Aug. 3, 1876 - Mar. 23, 1952 Armentrout, James Lewis Oct. 9, 1913 , Gladys Pullen Mar. 17, 1912 - Jan. 15, 1990 Armentrout, Willie C. Feb. 20, 1933 - Aug. 11, 1976 Linkenhoker, Annie 1877 - 1939 Linkenhoker, Charlie H. June 2, 1871 - Mar. 12, 1952 Spicer, Laura D. Oct. 23, 1875 - Mar. 31, 1940 Clark, Myrtle A., w /o W. A. 1885 -1963 Clark, W. A. 1877 -1955 Brown, Edward Sidney Mar. 9, 1917 - Nov. 2, 1987 SSgt. U.S. Army, W.W.11 Brown, Evelyn Howell May 28, 1919 - Apr. 16, 1991 Merchant, Gary D. 1938 - 1983 Beamer, Elmer T. May 15, 1925 Married 14 Sept. 1950 '' , Flossie Alls Aug. 6, 1929 - Sept. 26, 1984 Hipes, Charles Fenton Feb. 20, 1890 - Mar. 9, 1975 Pierce, Bennie W., Jr. Nov. 7, 1919 Riddlebarger, A. E. "Mother" 1855 -1929 �MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY 204 205 206 207 208 209 + 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 Riddlebarger, W. A. "Father" Barger, Nina Alice Barger, W. R. Barger, Ester Shaffer, w/o W. R. Huff, Bessie Scott McClung, Squire E. , Marie W. Inf. son, Riddlebarger lot Riddlebarger, Samuel H. "Father" Riddlebarger, Julia F. "Mother" Son Frank G., Riddlebarger lot Scott, Robert R. Scott, Pearl Young McCaleb, J. S. · "Father" , Mary A. Dickson "Mother'' Peery, Ralph Meade Peery, Ruby Newcomb Peery, Woodrow W. 'l Barger, Ella Ruth, d /o J. 5; & E. W. Barger, John 5. " , Emma Minnie W. Barger, L. L. "Happy" Wilhelm, Robert Silvesta Wilhelm, Catherine Jane 1846 -1927 Apr. 12, 1878 - Apr. 29, 1919 Nov. 7, 1865 - Feb. 12, 1927 Aug. 26, 1885 - Dec. 2, 1972 1931 - 1990 (Eagle Rock Fu. Marker) June 25, 1895 - Apr. 20, 1968 Pvt. Co. G. 317 lnf. W .WJ June 28, 1903 - Jan. 24, 1982 Nov. 15, 1883 - Oct. 11, 1966 May 31, 1890 May 5, 1920 - Sept. 10, 1932 1890 -1948 1900 -1981 1856 -1914 1866 -1925 1937 - 1959 (M. C. Hill Fu. Home) 1915 - 1974 (Rader Fu. Marker) 1913 -1977 - 1954 (Eagle Rock Fu.) Mar. 14, 1919 - Oct. 28, 1922 1867 -1953 Nov. 11, 1890 - Mar. 2. 1988 1909 - 1981 Feb. 8, 1863 - Feb. 8, 1957 Sept. 17, 1866 - Nov. 5, 1963 Recorded by Ruth G. Hale Sept. 8, 1984 Updated April 30, 1993 Vifl!nla Appe.ls.ohian Not.es �INDEX TO MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY Armentrout, Anna .......... . . . 155 158 " I Archie•••.•.•••••• , Cecil K .. .. ...... . 93 ·, Ethel B........... . 94 , Gladys Pullen ... .. . 189 " , James Lewis ...... . 188 , John D.......... . . 156 ,. Mary E.. .. ..... .. . 157 , Willie C . . . . . . .... . 190 Barger, Charles E. . .... . .. .. .. . 24 " , Eliza C . ......... .. ... . 25 " , Ella Ruth ..... . ..... . . . 223 " , Emma W ..... . ....... . 225 " , Ester Shaffer ... ·. ... . .. . 207 " , Jacob W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 " , John S. . . ....... . .... . 224 " , L. L. "Happy'' . ........ . 226 .. I Lillian B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 " , Lucy A . z.eu .......... . 84 " , Lucy R ........ .. .... . 83 " , Nina Alice ........... . 205 " ,W.R. ·· · ··········· · · 206 Beamer, Alice E. . ......... .. . . 59 .. IE. T . .. ........... . . . . . 58 .. I 0 , Edward R.............. . 63 , Elmer T... .. .......... . , Emma Austin . ... .... . , Flossie Alls . . . . · · · · · · · , James A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Janie w. • • • • • • ... • • • • • Bennett, Lillie L. .. . . . .. . ..... . Bradley, Charles E. . .......... . I Edith L. ............ . , Laura B. . ......... .. . " , Lawrence P.......... . " , William L. . ......... . Bosserman, Joseph M. ......... . Brown, Ed ward Sidney ..•...... , Evelyn Howell ... . .... . , Katie Ray Beamer ...... . " .. .. 199 57 200 60 64 127 101 99 102 98 100 106 196 197 66 " , S. Harrison ........... . 65 Caldwell, Nicholas N .......... . 90 Childs, G. Linwood .. ....... . . 28 , Violet H .............. . 27 Clark, Lucy S. . .......... . ... . 78 .. , Mary ................. . 150 " , Myrtle A ...... ........ . 194 " I Richard • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 151 195 " I W. A........ . .... . . . . . " , William M ...... .. ..... . 77 " , William M .. .. ........ . . 152 Clarkson, Blanche Oneil ... . ... . 161 , Elizabeth Nancy ..... . 141 Clarkson, Francis Dolorese . . . . . . , John D.!!glas -..-........ , John D., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . , Lewis L. . . . . . . . . . . . . William Henry . . . . . . . Crush, Edward C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . " , Martha A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dooley, Ed ward G. . . . . . . . . . . . . , Vivian C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 , , William A. . . . . . . . . . . . . Drummond, Audrey King. .. . ... Fink, Mary R. Newcomb Bosserman Hamilton, Etta B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . " , Mamie E. . . . . . . . . . . . 160 140 139 138 159 96 97 87 88 89 23 107 132 76 Hipes, Charles D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 " , Charles Fenton . . . . . . . . . . 201 " , Oarence B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 " , Harrison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Mary v. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 " , Sarah A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Honts, Anderson H. . . . . . . . . . . . 42 " , Belle M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 .. I Berta L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 " , Boy - child . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 " , Frances Hodges . . . . . . . . . 16 " , Franklin Wilson . . . . . . . . . 29 " , George Ausborn . . . . . . . . . 15 .. I Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 " , James H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 " , Miria L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Hook, Ada F. Nofsinger . . . . . . . . 62 " , Henry M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Huff, Bessie Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208 Hutson, J. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 " , Mary Virginia . . . . . . . . . 92 Jemell, Maggie Newcomb . . . . . . . 113 " , Robert C., Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . 112 Johnson, Betty J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 " , Edward W. . . . . . . . . . . . 14 I Hilda z. , •.. • • • • • • •, • 13 King, Abbigal Wilmina . . . . . . . . . 47 .. I " , Bettie E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I G. w.................. " , James Wesley . . . . . " , Joseph H. . . . . . . . . " , Mary Bell . . . . . . . . .. I Sarah M. . . . . . . . . . " , Virginia B. . . . . . . . . 49 173 . . . . . . SO . . . . . . 171 . . . . . . 46 . . . . . . 172 . . . . . . 174 w. H............. . .... 175 Kyle, Mary C. . . .............. Linkenhoker, Anna . . . . . . . . . . . . " , Charlie H. . . . . . . . . Lugar, Byron W............... 146 191 192 135 " I \Ttretma Appa.laohtan N otee �INDEX TO MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETIRY Lugar, Clara Beamer .......... . " ,. Elsie P . ............... . " , G. W............... . . . " , George S.............. . " , Gladys C. ............. . " , H . Mason ............. . '' , Hattie Vance .......... . " , Kenneth Waldo ........ . '' , Kermit E. Wood, Sr...... . " , latha Groves .......... . " , Margaret Kennedy ...... . Ozna 0. • • • •,,. • ,,,,, •, ..'' , Sallie M ag .... . ....... . , Sa.rah E............... . " , Shirlie Burnett .. : ...... . William B. . .......... . . " , Wood E......... . ..... . tt I " I Martin, Betty A. . ...... . ... . . . " , Thomas E ............. · McCaleb, J. S. . .............. . 1-iary A .. .. .... . .... . " I McCiung, Marie W. . ......... . 131 128 126 1 129 180 5 53 4 134 54 2 133 136 3 137 130 75 74 217 218 210 209 198 31 " , Squire E. . ......... . Merchant, Gary o. . .......... . Newcomb, Arlena A. . ........ . " , Charlotte D. . ...... . 115 , Dorothy L. . . . . . . .. · 111 , Ira Lugar . . ....... . . 37 , Jesse James ... . .... . , Magdalene ..... . .. . , , Marshall S. . .... .. . . , Otis Grey ......... . , Otis M ........... · · '' , Stu art Richard .... . · · Nofsinger, Charles E. . ........ . p '' , Marjorie Hicks eery, Ralph Meade .......... · " , Ruby Newcomb ..... . . · · " , Woodrow W........ · · · · Pierce, Bennie W ., Jr ........... . Pullen, J. Floyd ....... . ...... . " , James Alvin ... . ... ... · , James M ... . .......... · , John F ............... . .. , John W ............... · · Lina M ............... . , Louie L . . .. .......... . " , Mary G .............. . , Mary M. Wilhelm . .. . .. · , Myrtle 0 ............. . , N. Lucille ............ . , Ollie Mae Palmer . ..... . 1 Robert P .............. . . . I 30 34 110 35 36 114 80 79 219 220 221 202 167 184 186 169 162 187 166 165 163 185 168 170 164 Riddlebazger, A. E.... . ....... . 203 .. , Belle .... ...... . . . 125 , Benjamin . .. . ... . 120 Catharine • , , , , , , , 124 aaudia M . .. .... . 9 , Delories R. ...... . 11 I Frank G.•........ 214 .. , Infant son ....... . 211 , Julia F.. . . ...... . 213 , Lawrence F. . .... . 6 " , Lucian . . ..... . . . 122 , Marcus ......... . 121 , Matthew .. . .. . .. . 123 , Nellie Lugar ..... . 7 , Samuel E...... .. . 10 , Samuel H . . . ..... . 212 , W. A........... . 204 , William R. ...... . 8 Ruble, Inf. s/o J. W. & V. E..... . 116 " , James W ....... . ...... . 117 .. I Virginia E............. . 118 Scott, Catherine M. . .......... . 20 " , Henry Herbert ...... . .. . 32 " , Lorene N .............. . 33 " ,O.C.................. . 19 " , Pearl Young .. . . . ...... . 216 " , Robert R. .............. . 215 Sloan, Roxie Young ........... . 147 Spicer, Laura 0. . ............ . 193 Stull, Belle M. McAllister ..... . . 52 " , Emeline ............... . 48 " , Frank T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 " , James A . . . . ... .. ... . .. . 51 " , Mamie W . . ............ . 183 Switzer, Alice N .............. . 109 108 I c. Earl , . • • , , . •, • • • • •. I Harriett , • , , • • , • • • • • • , 18 Underwood, Hobert .......... . 179 I Lottie c. , , • • •., •., 178 White, Rosa L. .. . ...... ... .. . 145 Wilhelm, Betty Brown ........ . 45 " , Catherine Jane ....... . 228 55 I Charles I. • • • • • • • • • • • • , Oetis Lloyd . . ....... . 177 , Cwtis Floyd ........ . 148 , Eugene Martin ....... . 44 u I Haniet • • • • • • • • • • • • • 154 , James Robert ........ . 181 Mary Elizabeth .. . ... . 182 , Mary Frances K ..... . 22 , Myrtle Newcomb .... . 149 .. , Robert A. ...... . .... . 153 , Robert Silvesta ....... . 227 I I I �INDEX TO MT. MORIAH CHURCH CEMETERY Wilhelm, Vivia F. . . . . . , Walter L. . . . . , Winfred Lloyd Williamson, Wayne M. . Young, Nellie E. . . . . . . , Sallie S. . . . . . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... .... .... .... .... .... .... . 56 . 21 . 176 . 95 . 143 . 144 Young, William A. . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 Zell, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 " , Julia Copps ... . .. . ....... 105 :: , M~ Ann Looney . . . . . . . . . 82 , William . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa~aaaaaaaaaaaaa aa aaaaaaaaaaaa a LEGISLATIVE PETITION for GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA To the Honorable the General Assembly of Virginia, The petition of the undersigned Citizens of the county of Giles, humbly represent , that a turnpike road from the town of Salem in the County of Botetourt by Way of Fayet te and Blacksburg in the County of Montgomery to Newport in the county of Giles, Would gre atly promote the interest of the petit ioners as also the Community at large, a long the rout said road , They therefor e r espectfully pray your Honorable body to pass a law incorporating a joint stock company to construct Said road, and as in duty bound they will everpray &c Subscribers names John B Williams Char l .e s Diamond Tyree G Newbill G W Brown Hamilton L Lucas Henry Bunter Anthoney Harless A J Fry Henry Diamond John M Williams Henry Caldwell M!1-_dison kell:J: Lues Cainer Edward Williams B B Sutherland Lewis Atkins Joseph W Miller Randal Lucas Henry Price Andrew J Brown John Criner John Sarver Henly Epling Stephen Bamblin Tyree G Newbill Jur James B Harvy byram price Thomas Hamlin Johnson Lucas Robert White Nathaniel P Newbill Christian Vall Henry Williams John Snidow laq price Jabez S kirks Edw Lucas Miles H Lucas Milleton Collens Solomon Row Robert Hunt Edward Collins William M Gatsland ----------George !'fc _B_<!._'W_1-_~r James Carper James Rock Elijah Summrfield Thompson Chane The original is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond , Va. The number is Giles Co 12116, 12118, A6804, A6805, By-7 ; dated Mar 12 , 1838 . A photocopy has been p laced in the Virginia Room , Central Roanoke Library , RoanokeJ Va . �1'17 NEW MEMBERS Lower Columbia Gen. Soc. Sheila Baker Wilma Qualls Bennett Mrs. Ellis Bolien Kathryn C. Brown M/M John H. Damewood Jacqueline Dedman Dave Dierking Gladys Edwards Dean H. Gordon Hugh & Beatrice Hill Perry F . Holstein Justin Howery Wendy Marie James Richard Johnson Bi 11 y Martin Mrs . Juanita F. Minter Laura McCoy C. Dean Pettus M/M K. E. Post Tan Reedy Peggy Ruble Trudy surmer Agnes B. Thacker J~anne J. Tinmons Wilma Todd ~~~as R. Vest ison Rohe Waters Rose Williams Mrs. Donald Zimnerman Ark-La-Tex Gen. Assoc . P. 0. Box 472 5525 S. Mission Rd #3202 Rt 5, Box 380 Rt 2, Box 66 833 carla ct. 327 Blake Circle 571 Hollowtree Place 499 Davidson Way 3712 147 Ave SE 1200 Chestnut Dr 1156 Fielding Way 10408 Whitestone Rd 11911 E. 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Eo>: SOME SHENF-.NDOAH VALLEY MENNONITE SETTLERS some families mentioned are Bear, Blosser, Funk, Geil, Rhoads, Shank, Showalter, Stickley. 101 pages in soft cover, coated . $15.00 + $1.75 s&h +plus tax in VF.. ATLF.S OF SHENENDO.F>..H / PI>.GE COUNTIES VA 60 pages, 12xl8 " has Sm:.. :_h Map o f 1£12, Champlain map of 163~. a 1775 map of Northern VA, Map by Michele of 1707 of the Lower Valley} map of the Fairfax Proprietary showing the Hurne (Home) line and Fairfax Line. Shows name and location of thousands of property owners, merchants, doctors, lawyers, etc of 1885 . Has cemeteries, Civil War battlefields and Indian sites. Much other info . $26.00 + $2.25 s&h. VA ta x $1 . 17 . SHENANDOAH VALLEY PIONEER SETTLERS By Gene Paige Hammond Pedigree lines of Au (Eye), Butcher, Dellinger, Hammond, Martiau, Rhodes, Sauvage & Walter families and photographs. Other interests, such as map , the De l linger & Miller massacres by Indians in 1764, and evidence of a visitation by wh~te men as early as 1656 to the Little North Mountain area . Soft cover $13 . 00 + $1 . 50 p&h + tax. Hard cover $23 . 00 + $1.50 p&h + tax . From Heritage Books1 Inc., 1540-E Pointer Ridge Pl, Suite 301, Bowie, MD 20 716: HARRISON COUNTY. (WEST) VIRGINIA DEED RECORDS 1785-1810 by John David Dav~s The deed records ab~tracted in this book can be found in Harrison County Deed Books 1 to 8. The abstracts give foll owing information : page in deed book; name(s) of grantor(s); place of residence of grantor(s); name(s) of grante~(s); place of . resid ence of grantee ( s); sales price; area of land involved; location of land; neighbors; chain of deed ; other landmarks; s i gnature of grantor(s); signatures of witnesses and others; date the deed was recorded. 502 pp., index, paper $34 . 00 #0083 1993 DECEASED Winifred Gardner 3867 Darlington Rd Roanoke, VA 24018 �VEST CEMETERY Floyd County, VA From Exit 220 South on Parkway 30.9 miled to Rt. 888, turn left. On Rt. 666 tum left again. The cemetery is about 2 miles from Blue Ridge Parkway. Copied by Glenna G. Gamer & Ruth G. Hale on December 3, 1988 Radford, Ralph B., Jr. " , Barbara J. Pate, Warren Coolidge Pa te, Judy Pa te, Charlie B. (Brother) ",Vergie N. Nol en, Bert M. N olen, Pleasant (Father) " , Francis (Mother) Nolen, Chl0e Sylvia Nolen, Julia F., d/o Pleasant & Franc!_s N olen, Arthur Cleveland Richard s, Isaac B. " , Mindie N. + Ferguson, N. H. Richards, Andrew J. Kelley, Ross M. " , Ida K. Undwood Radford, Luther L. " , Addie S. Sntith, I-I. Jackson " , Mary E. Underwood Smith, Lucinda J. Kelley, Annie G., d/o J.L. & Virginia Kelley, Joseph Lee Kelley, Effy L., d/o J.L. & V.R Janney, George W., s/o George & Ruth Pe ters, Peter R Radford, Infant of J.W. & M.E. Radford, " " Radford, Frank, s/o J.W. & M.E. Radford, Elton F. s/o J.W. & Martha E. RadfoTd, Eliza Ellen, inf. of J.W. & Julia Radfor d, Isaac Y. Radford, Nancy A., w/o Isaac Y. Radford, Denice Radford, Mary M. Radford, Youth Kimton, Thomas Peters, Malticlia, w Io Jackson (2 stones) Stump, James B. June 12, 1944 - Oct. 10, 1987 Apr. 20, 1946 Nov. 25, 1920 - June 26, 1988 May 10, 1896 - May 6, 1968 Jan. 12, 1898 - Mar. 19, 1925 Apr. 6, 1898 - Aug. 4, 1977 1905 - 1988 (Lotz Funeral) 1855 - 1931 1865 - 1946 May 15, 1908 - July 23, 1972 Jan. 26, 1902 - Feb . 19, 1905 Mar. 11, 1894 - Apr. 7, 1948 June 11, 1882 - Sept. 12, 1972 Mar. 11, 1884 - apr. 12, 1955 Co. D 48 Va. Inf. CSA 1872 - 1951 1893 -1933 1896 -1950 Feb. 24, 1877 - Sept. 8, 1975 Nov. 5, 1892 - Oct. 13, 1978 July 17, 1863 - Jan. 15, 1924 Oct. 9, 1870 - June 10, 1952 Mar. 20, 1887 - Sept. 4, 1921 July 2, 1911 - Sept. 9, 1911 Oct. 2, 1868 - May 17, 1950 Sept. 18, 1892 - Feb. 12. 1893 Sept. 12, 1890 - June 16, 1891 Sept. 25, 1882 - July 18, 1906 Nov. 2, 1914 - Apr. 10, 1918 Jan 11, 1904 - Oct. 20, 1909 Feb. 2, 1901 - Apr. 2, 1901 Sept. 19, 1848 - Sept. 16, 1895 Aug. 31, 1854 - Dec. 23, 1908 July 9, 1894 - Jan. 17, 1895 Jan. 21, 1893 - apr. 3, 1893 Born dead July 9, 189li ( ( ~) July 22, 1805 - July 8, 1887 Nov. l, 1860 - Aug. 28, 1892 (31yrs) Feb. l, 1857 ·Jan 31, 1920 V1ri1Jl.1& Appale.ch1a.n N ot.ee �JSo Vest Cemetery Odell, Lawrence R., s/o M.B. & Lula Stu.mp, Clara K. + " , Claude C. .. , Frank H. Radford, Hobert L. (Married ) " , Em.ma E. (Oct. 14, 1928) Kelley, Virginia R. Janney, Maggie D., d/o E.F. & Mary E. Janney, Mary£., w /o E.F. Janney, E. F. Janney, Cora Abbiegill, d/o E.F. & Mary E. Radford, James Edgar + Radford, Silvie Radford, Robert F. Radford, Ralph II Radford, Ralph B. , Elva T. Radford, Ras Dalton Willis, Rhonda Caroll Peters, s/o Sadie & Huie Peters, Jessie H. + Radford, J. Edgar Radford, Cabel C , Annie L. Radford, Berkla, s/o G.G. & Laura Willis, Cora Vest Vest, Samuel D. + Vest, Sallie Ann, w/o Sa.ml. (Age 61y.6m.26d.) Vest, Samuel Vest, Mary, w/o Samuel Vest, Sarah E. (7y.5m21d.) Vest, George L. Vest, Ella Gay Underwood, Rosie Vest, Samuel Arthur Vest, Mary J. (Mother) Vest, George Wilton (Father) " , Delia Mildred (Mother) Vest, James Merritt Hudson, Archie D. " , Sallie V. Vest, Warren H. ",Eva E. Lafon, Cecil H. Peters, Clara Artokie Peters, William Hobert Peters, Allie L. " , George J. Peters, lnf. dau of George & Allie Apr. 11, 1915 - Sept. 6, 1924 Aug. 7, 1896 - Jan. 30, 1955 Feb. ??, 1889 - Mar. 24, 1936 Oct. 22, 1921 - July 24, 1929 Jan. 18, 1910 - June 7, 1986 Oct. 2, 1909 June 30, 1873 - Aus. 29, 1967 Mar. 22, 1904 - Apr. 30, 1904 Apr. 5, 1884 - Feb. 12, 1912 Feb. 9, 1877 - Jan. 17, 1915 June 12, 1908 - Jan 9, 1926 Sept. 13, 1922 - Nov. 23, 1970 Va. Cpl 420 Base Unit AAF W.W.IJ Oct. 11, 1911 - Apr. 8, 1921 Feb. 8, 1889 - Aug. 11, 1951 1968 - 1968 1915 - 1980 1921 - Mar. 28, 1992 Jan. 17, 1918 - Apr. 7, 1980 Sept. 21, 1958 - Sept. 30, 1958 Born &: died Mar. 6, 1956 May 17, 1927 - Dec. 5, 1966 Va. Cpl. HQ Co. 2 Bn. 5 Cavalry Korea 1922 - 1970 1881 - 1946 1885 - 1927 Mar. 25, 1913 - Apr. 13, 1913 Sept. 12, 1874 - Dec. 22, 1951 Apr. 20, 1902 - Oct. 28, 1921 Pvt. Co. A 34th lnf. Jan. 17, 1836 - Aug. 13, 1897 Aug. 5, 1838 - May 13, 1911 Dec. 19, 1836 - June 28, 1886 May 31, 1880 - Nov. 21, 1887 Jan. 4, 1867 - Jan. 18, 1888 Mar. 16, 1908 - Apr. 16, 1910 Aug. 24, 1840 - Jan. 2.0, 1928 June 5, 1883 - Dec. 1, 1944 Jan. 28, 1848 - Jan. 15, 1929 Sept. 13, 1889 - Dec. 28, 1936 Mar. 2, 1886 - June 26, 1951 May 12, 1876 - Apr. 6, 1953 Mar. 18, 1882 - Nov. 11, 1960 July 1, 1886 - Mar. 21, 1972 Mar. 15, 1921 - Aug. 20, 1973 Aug. 1, 1931 - July 11, 1983 Feb. 14, 1922 - June 27, 1986 SSgt. US Afr Force W.W. U Mar. 27, 1902 Aug. 1, 1900 - May 10, 1952 Feb. 10, 1882 - May 21, 1965 June 3, 1875 - Nov. 6, 1951 Born &died Feb. 2, 1916 g 1..rgtn~ Appal~h1an N ot.ee �I .S I Vest Cemetery Peters, Angie, d/o G.J. & Allie Peters, Randolph L., s/o H.E. & Clella Guilliams, Robert Lee Guiliiams, Andrew L. (Father) (M. 5/22/29) " , lbra M., w Io Andrew L. (Mother) Janney, G. W. '' , Ruth Smith, w /o George W. Smith, Willis " , Lucy J. Janney, Luther I Mincie Peters, Maltidia M., w /o Jackson Vest, Eula Akers Ves t, John Arntist.ead Ves t, Miriam ",Larry Woodrow Akers, Mildred E. Underwood, Adaline Underwood, H erman T., s/o J.W. & J. Underwood, Eliza J. Akers, Lawrence Brammer Robertson, Samuel L. " I Delliah Akers, Archer Lee 11 + " , Minnie R Moran, Wilma Young Peters, Hampton c. '' , Ivra Annie Richards, Bernard E. Peters, Lillie L., Inf. d/ o John H. & Mae S. Peters, John Handford (Married ) " , Ella Mae (Sept. 12, 1926) Smith, Charles A. Smith, Cora Dillie Shively, w/o Charles A. West, Beatrice Peters Stump, Thomas B. Radford, Flemon I. Radford, Lacy Radford, John William " , Julia Webb Thompson, Campbell Radford, Carter J. Pendleton, Levi " , May Bell (Married) Radford, Eston A. " , Lottie P. Uwy 2, 1949) Richards, Elliot L. " , Oovis R. Pate, Roy D. Pate, Jordan A. Pate, Laura G. Pate, Raymond C. Apr. 23, 1910 - Apr. 26, 1910 Aug. I, 1940 - Sept. 23, 1940 Oct. 16, 1930 - Oct. 21, 1979 Dec. 3, 1902 - Sept. 4, 1977 May 5, 1911 - May 22, 1937 June 15, 1851 - Dec. 17, 1927 Jan. 27, 1849 - Sept. 12, 1914 Feb. 13, 1826 - Jan. 19, 1902 Apr. 10, 1830 - Aug. 14, 1903 Feb. 1, 1887 - Apr. 23, 1970 July 7, 1889 - Oct. 4, 1970 Nov. 1, 1860 - Aug. 31, 1892 Oct. 29, 1876 - Apr. 14, 1949 Oct. 29, 1871 - Aug. 6, 1956 Sept. 20, 1918 May 10, 1913 Mar. 17, 1826 - Dec. 8, 1910 Mar. 3, 1834 - Mar. 18, 1919 Feb. 6, 1910 - Apr. 21, 1910 Nov. 22, 1881 - Jan. 22, 1917 1932 -1962 Sept. 19, 1867 - Mar. 31, 1941 1873 -1945 Mar. 27, 1898 - Feb. 27, 1982 Pfc. US Army W.W. I July 28, 1898 - Nov. 14, 1970 Nov. 15, 1890 - Aug. 14, 1970 Aug. 25, 1907 - July 26, 1962 Jan. 31, 1911 - Oct. 4, 1953 Oct. 8, 1908 - Mar. 25, 1%3 Born & died Aug. 14, 1927 Aug. 15, 1901 - Dec. 23, 1973 Aug. S, 1906 Feb. 8, 1884 - Oct. 26, 1960 Dec. 12,. 1887 - May l, 1941 Aug. 14. 1927 - Jan. 28, 1987 Oct. 17, 1828 - Feb. 22, 1913 Mar. 23, 1905 - July 25, 1926 Oct. 5, 1906 - May 19, 1932 Jan. 27, 1880 - Jan. 22, 1933 Mar. 14, 1885 - Mar. 9, 1971 1900 -1934 Sept. 8, 1912 - July 3, 1942 Apr. 20, 1911 Jan. 19, 1916 Sept. 5, 1927 July 18, 1932 July 27, 1907 Mar. 15, 1914 Feb. 19, 1903 - Feb. 16, 1983 Nov. 20, 1867 - June 16, 1961 Jan. 8, 1870 - Jan. 7, 1938 Feb. 28, 1908 - Feb. 9, 1928 Vir6f1D.18. Appale.ch1&n N ot.ee �Vest Cem etery + Pate, Inf. s/o P.S. & P.R Pate, Inf. d/ o " Pate, Emmitt J. (Married) " , Lera A. (Jan. 26, 1921) GuilJiams, Herbert N. Janney, Callie Pate (Mother) Janney, Charlie C. + Janney, Inf. d/o Wilson & Daisy Martin, Herbert " , Annie E. Moran, Merritt B. " , Hettie P. Radford, I. Henry " , Josephine P. Radford, Robert Lee, s/o Phil & Mamie Radford, N. Phil " , Mamie L. Richards, Inf. of Berkley & Evelyn Janney, Robert F. " , Jewel A. Richard, Berkley Alvin Feb. 14, 1943 May 31, 1951 Feb. 18, 1898 - Nov. 7, 1983 Jan. 18, 1900 - Mar. 6, 1969 Apr. 15, 1904 - Nov. 21, 1941 Oct. 29, 1889 - Aug. 17, 1966 May 12, 1918 - Sept. 28, 1951 Va. Lt 31 Tank Bn 7 ARMD Div. WWII BSM Radford, James Lee, s/o Catha W. " ,Jeffrey Wayne Peters, James Robert Kelley, Roger B. Janney, Kenneth Wayne " , Diane E. 1900 - 1988 1900 - 1979 Aug. 4, 1906 - Sept. 27, 1973 Jan. 27, 1906 - Nov. 22, 1968 Apr. 24, 1886 - Dec. 11, 1979 May 17, 1886 - Oct. 3, 1969 Dec. 25, 1948 July 24, 1909 Mar. 7, 1908 - Aug. 24, 19&5 Nov. 14, 1946 1910 - 1979 1910 June 23, 1914 - Nov. 14, 1980 Pfc. US Army W.W. II Dec. 20, 1964 Dec. 7, 1961 - Aug. 7, 1977 1958 -1966 Feb. 12, 1947 - Oct. 23, 1948 1960 - 1967 1980 -1980 .:: :: :: ==== :: :: :: :: := ==:::.: :: ==== :: :: :: :: :: :: :: == == :.: :.: :.: :: :.::::::: :: :: :: ::: :.: :::::: :::::::: :::: :.::: :: :: .:..: :-: :: :: :: :: ::.:.: :.: == :: :: :: :: :.: :.: :: :: :: :: :: :_: ::. :: ::.::. :: MILITARY MARKER Would you like to know more about the military marker on your ancestor ' s grave? The markers were not provided unless requested and the request may lead to genealogical clues. Send all known information about the veteran, plus your relationship to the veteran and request a copy of the origina l request for a military marker to: Central Office Monument Services, Veterans Administration Affairs , 810 Vermont Ave, NW , Wash ing ton, DC. Thanks for this bit of information to: Savannah River Valley Genealogical Society!, % Hart Co Library, Hartwell, GA 30643. Our thanks to " Th e Famil y T ree", PO Box 1110, Moultrie , GA 31776-1110 . ::.:: ::.:::: :: :: ::.:: ::::.: :::::: ::::: :: ::.:.:::::::::: :=::::::.:.:::: :: :.:.:: :: :::::::.: :: :: :::::::: :::: ::.:: :: :: :::::::: :: :: :::: :,: :::.: :.: ::.::. :: :: :::= == :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: 'l1retn1a Appala.chi&n Notes �QUERIES Our sincere apologies to Mr. Justin Howery! In the August issue 98-93 was omitted and his name was mispelled in 99 & 100-93 . We are repeating the latter two queries here, but due to an emergency we are unable to get to back files to print f98. This query will appear in the next issue . 99-93: Want info on James ROBINSON/ROBERSON of Lee Co, VA. His will names w Katherine; sons Rufus Morgan , Benjamin F . & Craig F; daus Thursy & Regina. Survivors moved to MO bef 1839 . John B. COLLIER, neighbor in MO, witnessed James ROBINSON gs of James ROBERSON & Mary FUQUA of Bedford Co, VA? Justin C . S. Howery, ~1911 East Kepner Drive, Aurora, CO 80012-3285 100-93: Want info on HARTMAN family of Botetourt Co, VA. Christine HARTMAN m 1786 Michael HOWERY. Was she d/o Frederick HARTMAN? Justin C. S. Howery, see 99-93 106-93: Jane WALKER m David CANNADAY Aug 2, 1819, Franklin Co, VA. Was Joel WALKER her fa? What was her mother'3 name? Nee~ more info about David, his pars' names, his b & d dates, names of his ch, bro & sis . Opal Bowen, Route 1, Box 62, Atchison, KS 66002 107-93: Need names of par/o Joseph & Abigail STRICKLAND, Amherst & Rockbrodge Co, VA. Joseph d 1804 in Amherst Co. His ch: Sarah m Peter HOWARD , Hannah (OWENS ), Joseph, Polly (CARPENT ER ), Samuel, Nancy ( WITT ), Abigail, Amey, Abiel. Opal Bowen, see 106 108-93: William TAYLOR & Katy REEDY were min Bedford Quaker Meeting 1800. Their ch were John, James Moses, Riley, William , Silas, Garrett, Catherine, Mary Magdaline, Julia & Nancy. William & Katy & some ch moved to Monroe Co ( now WV ) bet 183040. TAYLOR's Mountain in Bedford Co was named for William's fa. Who was he? Jill Decker, 421 Echols St, SE, Vienna, VA 22180 109-93: My g-g-gr/f, Nelson Anderson THOMPSON, in Rockbridge Co in 1830 & in Botetourt in 1840 & 1850 with his wife , D(B)al i nda (d/o Philip FEAZEL ) & ch, William, Martha M, John R, Ann E. & Philip A. Will exch info on these families. Jill Decker, see 108-93. 110-93: My g-g-gr/par, William & Elizabeth GILLIAM were in Botetourt Co in 1830-50 census with their ch: Ann J , Alexander , Reason, Frances, Grinetta, Jesse . Reason, Grinetta , Frances (m THOMPSON ) to Fayette Co (now W V) in 1860s. Will exch info on th is family. Jill Decker, see 108-93. 111-93: Need info on a CLARK fam of Washington Co, VA who had William CLARK b c 1800 whom 1825 Nancy WILSON . David CLARK became guard of William's ch in 1839 with John CLARK, Sr . Suret y, Mary M. Van Epps, 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, La Jolla, CA 92037 112-93 : Need maiden name of Mary, w/o Nathaniel DRYDEN of Washington Co, VA. Nathaniel d 1780. His widow m Samuel MAGREE �;54 & hadwill dated 1834, Scott Co. Mary M. Van Epps. see 111-93. 113-93: Who was James WILSON of Washington Co, VA whom Phoebe DRYDEN in 1792? Was he from Rockbridge & had bro or f named John? Mary M. Van Epps, see 111-93. 114-9 3: Desire info on BURTON fam of Henry & Floyd Cos, VA & Stokes Co, N C. David BURTON lived in Henry Co, d in Stokes Co. Need the name of his 1st w. David BURTON's son, George Washington BURTON was b in Stokes Co & d in Floyd Co, VA. Peggy Burton Rich, P. 0. Box 1185, Clemson, S C 29633 115-93: Who are the par/o Pleasant PROFFITT m to Mary (Polly) HIX in 1830? Will exch. Jim & Helen Proffitt, 9280 Lotus Drive, Westminster, CA 92683-7446 116-93: $100.00 Reward for documented proof of par/a Margaret HONAKER, m July 19, 1827 Montgomery Co, VA to William JOURNELL . Shirley Bane Knewstep, 505 Roland Dr, Norfolk, VA 23509 117-93: Seeking info on par & birth/plc of Mary Bell (Callie) RUNYON (RUNION)'s fam, m Robert A. CARDEN 5-14-1873 in Pulaski Co, VA. Anything about RUNYON family. Shirley Bane Knewstep, see 116-93. 118 -9 3: Seeking info on par & birth/plc of Nancy LAANTER whom Charles D. KING in Wythe Co. She was b Dec 1871 in VA. Where & who were par? Shirley Bane Knewstep, see 116-93. 119-93: Need info on Thomas MOORE, b c 1170-75. M Martha WOODS Feb 14, 1795, Botetourt Co~ VA. Her fa was Joseph WOODS. Who was Thomas's fa? Anna M. Moore, 5209 SW 32nt Ter, Topeka, KS 66614-4014 120 -93 : William STOWERS b c 1753, Culpeper Co. Were any STOWERS in the Rev War & Civil War? Anna M. Moore, see 119-93. 121-93 : Want info on members of the 17th VA Cavalry, CSA. Copies of letters, biographical data , etc. If your desc fought with the 17th, please write to Nelson Harris, 2813 Edgewood St, Roanoke, VA 24015 122-93 : Need info on HACKWORTH fam of Bedford Co. Specifica l ly interested in Tabitha HACKWORTH who rn Levi HARRIS in 1797 . Nelson Harris, see 121-93. Rebecca BAKER m 123-93: Need info on BAKER fam of Bedford Co. Nelson Harris, see Jacob GRISSOin 1801; d/o Samuel & Mary BAKER. 121-93. V1rgin.1a. .Appelach1an Not:-:?i-1 �!SS- 124/25-93: Searching for par/o Lorenzo Daniel HUFF, b ca 1828, Lee Co, VA, d ca 1922 Wise Co, VA; m ca 1850 Patience HUNSUCKER. Was living in Wise Co 1861 when he enlisted in Co F, 29th VA Infantry. Ch : Sarah Ann m Ison CAUDILL; Mary Elizabeth m Aaron WELLS; Margaret m Charles BRUMMETT; Cassandra m John WELLS; Jasper Newton m Jane HUFF. Also searching for par & sibs of Patience HUNSUCKER. Where b? Trula F. Purkey , 7016 Grove Road,_ Alexandria, VA 22306 126/27-93 : Seeking par, sibs & birth/plcs of Simpson LEVISEY (b OH Dec 16, 1825) m Caroline M. SMITH (b OH Jun 28, 1831) in 1847 in Gallia Co, OH. Simpson & Caroline lived in Aid tnsp, Lawrence Co, OH on 1850 census, settled in Nodaway Co, MO abt 1855. OH b ch include: Thomas J. LIVASY, (b 1850), Winfield Scott LIVASY (b 1852), Frank P . . LIVASY (b 1853), Lydia Margaret LIVASY (b Ironton Jul 2, 1855-6). Five more ch bin MO. Simpson LIVASY 's par: fa b in VA ,, mo b in Canada . Who are they & where was Simpson b? Sibs? Caroline's par were David SMITH (b 1805) & Nancy A WRAY m Gallia Co, OH on May 16 1830. David's par both b in VA, came to OH abt 1810. Who are they? Did David have a sis Malinda? Sibs? Donna Kuske Livasy, 516 Seminole Dr, Blacksburg, VA 24060 128/29-93: Need par/a Eleanor THOMAS, m Hiram ALLISON May 4, 1839, Washington Co, VA. Lived in Emory, Glade Spring area. Dau Susan Eliz. ALLISON m Wm Henry HAMMOND (fa Alfred Musgrove HAMMOND . William THOMAS b 1790 /1800 VA. 1st w Elizabeth, 2nd w Obedience MONTGOMERY , b 1805 VA, m May 4, 1839, Washington Co, VA . William Thomas, by 1st w had Mary Jane, b 1839; by 2nd w dau Emily, b 1841 (spouse Isaac . HAMMOND), & Betsy THOMAS b 1845. Families lived in Saltville Western District . Nancy J. Williams . 516 McBride Drive, Lafayette, CA 94549 130-93: Henry L. BRANSON II b 1828 in Washington Co , VA to Henry & Teney (nee Charlotte) BRANSON. Hem on 29 May 1850 in Washington Co to Susannah F. COUNTISS . Ch: John H. , 1851; Malinda R. , 1853; Charles M. , 1855; David M., 1859; Jennie c., 1862; Laura A. , 1864; Susan A., 1866; Thomas s., 1868. When did Susannah die? Any connections? Michelle L. 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Vo l. 17 - No . 3 - August 1993 CONTENTS President ' s Message Old Bogle Cemetery on Wolf Creek, Bland Co, VA Russell Co, VA, Entry from Court Order Book Kidd Cemetery , Bland Co, VA "Clinch Valley News" Huffman Family Cemetery, Craig Co , VA Dentists Huffman Family Cemetery Index Divorce Law Supreme Court of Appeals of Va Decided by the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond District Book Review Our People were Scotch-Irish Corvin Cemetery, Wythe Co , VA Sink Bureau of Land Management Surname Index New Additions to the Virginia Room, Roanoke Public Library Queries 83, 110, Odds & Ends 80 81 82 83 84 93 96 97 98 99 101 102 104 105 106 110 111 116 118 �80 · ~ouf~fue 5 fern ~ir.sinin ®etttnlogicnl ~oc ief~ July 13, 1993 Dear Fellow Genealogists, Best wishes to you as you are researching your family history this summer. I trust that the courthouses and libraries are air conditioned and that your work is successful. Al though the society does not sponsor summer meetings, we continue to work to provide services to our members . We will resume our monthly meetings in September . Please let us know how we might serve you better. We still are in need of people willing to do volunteer work for the society. Let one of the officers know if you are i nterested . . Sin;::' ~ma Je~ {ft;;President �81 OLD BOGLE CEMETERY ON WOLF CREEKJ BLAND COUNTY VIRGINIA [ on land once owned by Mark Reed Boglel now owned by Looney family ] BLESSING 1 BLESSING 1 BLESSING 1 BLESSING 1 Stella M.- wife of J.H. Blessing ( 2-2-1884-8-8-1934 ) [ Stella was daughter of Issac Columbus Kidd. ] John H.- ( 6-12-1876-3-23-1914 ) S/o Jerushia Bogle and John Blessing. E. J.- [ Elizabeth Jerushia Bogle ] ( 1-1-1846-3-8-1916 ) [ D/o Mark Reed Bogle and Jane Newberry Bogle. pShe was the widow of John H. Blessing/ who disappeared so~ after the births of Jerushia's two childrenl John H. Jr. who married Stella Kidd/ and Nettie Jerushia who married Isaac Columbus Kidd. ] Robert Clay- ( 9-25-1908 - 7-9-1965 ) BOGLE/ Mark Reed- ( 3-4-1809 - 6-19-1890 ) S/o Robert H. Bogle and his first wi feJ Rachael Dunn Bogle. [ Their youngest child. ] BOGLE/ Jane- ( 6-9-1813-7-18?-1890 ) [ D/o Rev. Sam New.b erry and Eunice Powers Newberry/ and wife of Mark Reed Bogle J BOGLE/ James Buchanan- ( 3-10-1818- 9-1898 ) S/o Ralph Bogle/ Jr . and Margaret Hutzell Bogle. He was married three times and had children by all three wives. His first wife was Jane Munsey/ a daughter of Old Zathariah Munsey. His 2nd wife was Susan Raulston/ to whom he was married in Blount Co. TN. His 3rd wife was Annie Pauley. There are no stones here for any of his wives. It is said that his 2nd wife Susan Raulston is ~uried somewhere on Kimberling . It is not known when his 3rd wife died or where she is buried. BOGLE F. C.- [ Freeling Clay Bogle ] CSA stone with no dates. [ He was the son of James Buchanan Bogle and his first wife/ Jane Munsey Bogle . He married Martha Jane Bogle / daughte r of Mark Reed and Jane Newberry Bogle. There is no stone for her grave here. Martha Jane was a daughter of her groom 's uncle . She died in September of 1918.] [ How they did intermarry! J 1 1 CHILDRESS/ Leuna E.- ( 1-30-1918 - 11-30-1941 ) CHILDRESS/ Infant girl- ( born and died 3-26-1921 ) EAGLE/ Etta M.- ( 9-3-1862 - 9-26-1914 ) [ Nee Maxwell ] EAGLE/ John H.- ( 2-6-1860 - 12-30-1950 ) Husband of[ Etta M. Eagle J IGO/ Jomes W.- ( 12-16-1859 - 10-25-1924 ) IGO/ Mary Isobel- ( 12-19-1860 - 11-19-1918 ) IGO/ Carl Thompson- ( 6-21-1902 - 11-14-1918 ) KIDD/ Roy Dewayne- ( 7-29-1939 - 8-13-1941 ) S/o Roy and Agnes Kidd. LOONEY/ Mollie Igo- ( 8-3-1897 - 3-22-1918 ) V11'11Jli& A.ppa.laohia.n Notes �[ On OLD BOGLE CEMETERY ON WOLF CREEK, BLAND COUNTY VIRGINIA once owned by Mat- k Reed Bogle., now owne d by Looney Forni l y land LOONEY .I I 1. nko1u.::- { Ll- ..)A-lR04 - 11-:z;n- 1' QLI.} j LOONEY., Ruby Kidd- ( 10- 31-1910 Erby( 11-101909 9-5-1981 ) LOONEY, LOONEY.1 Lousinda- ( 6-4-1892 - 5-3- 1973 ) LOONEY., Hi cks s.- ( 12-28-1859 - 5-26-1956 ) LOONEY, I ra- ( 7-30-1896 - 12-4-1969 ) LOONEY.I Chloe M.- ( 6-10-1915 - 10-11- 1977 ) ) LOONEY, Corbet- ( 1-17- 1912 Paris( 1898 1972 ) LOONEY, LOONEY.1 Lena K.- ( 1898 - 1969 ) LOONEY.1 Vicie Sti l tner- ( 1-22-1870 - 4-2- 1955 MAXWELL, James Edward- ( 6-9-1837 - 9-15-1894 ) Father [ Husband of Rachael Ann Bogle, dau. of Mark Reed Bogle . J MAXWELL, Rachael Ann- ( 9-26-1835 - 9- 8-1917 ) _ I I ~ ""-" \ • <- ~ V- ~ - - ._/ i \ STOWERS.I William S.- ( born & died 11-29-1950 ) Son of W.F. Stowers . [ This cemetery is excellent cond ition.I conside ring the age of some of the stones . It is my understanding that some of the Blessing descendants help with the upkeep of this old grave yard . ] We will app r ec iate any co rr ections or additions to the names copied he re. There are several groves with no markers, so if vou know of any one else who is buried here, please let us know and we will add the names to our list . Parke c. Bogle ********************************************************************* RUSSELL CO, VA, ENTRY from COURT ORDER BOOK Bk 3, p 535 : John Casteel, Joseph Casteel , Samuel Strong & Nancy his wife , William Gl enn & Ro sanna his wife, William Casteel & Meomy (the two last infants under the age of 21 years) by John Casteel their b rother & next friend .•. Pltfs agst Margaret Cas teel, John McClellan ex ' r of the will of Joseph Casteel deed, Samuel Casteel & Jenny Casteel ..• Defts: ~_!l__g_~~~~e_r..z. : The defts not hav ing filed their answer within 3 mos after the sd pltfs had f il ed their Bill having also been served with a Subpoena at least 3 mos before the sd time for filing their answer upon the motion of the plaintiffs by their Coun sel the court doth take their Bill for confessed and wi ll proceed at a future day to decree the mat t er thereof unless the said Defts on or before the first day of the court nex t after they sha ll have been served with a copy of this Order show cause to the contrary . contributed by Gene Swartz e ll VtrlJ.Dia Appalachian Notes �83 KIDD CEMETERY [ On Wolf Creek, above the Wolf Creek Golf Club ] KIDD, John T.- ( May 19, 1889 - Nov. 18, 1949 ) KIDD, N.J.- ( June 29, 1875 - 1-27-1931 )-Mother [ Grand daughter of Mark Reed Bogle . Daughter of Jerushia Bogle & John Blessing.] KIDD, I.e. - [ Isaac Columbus Kidd] Father ( Nov. 17, 1869-June 25, 1913 ) [ Husband of N. J. ( Nettie Jerushia)Blessing ] KIDD, A.T. - ( Dec. 13, 1846-April 20, 1901 ) KIDD, KIDD, KIDD, KIDD, KIDD, KIDD, Rhoda J. - ( Mar. 10, 1852-Aug. 3, 1920 ) Wife of A.T. Kidd. Earl H.-( Oct.10, 1905-Aug . 25, 1953 ) [S/o Rachael Smith Kidd ] Marie - ( April 21, 1917) Wife of Earl. Living 1987 E. Ray - ( 1874 - 1938 ) Julia c- 1881-1908 ) Mason- ( 1918 - 1980 ) KIDD, Tobe Thompson- ( June 6, 1903 - Jan. 8, 1948 ) KIDD, Archie Stephen- Dec. 25, 1905 - Nov . 12, 1941 ) KIDD, Julias William- Mar. 7, 1874 - Dec. 17, 1940 ) KIDD, Susan Jeanette- ( Jan . 24, 1881 - Aug. 20, 1962 ) KIDD, Arthur Conrad- ( Nov. 25, 1900 - April 28, 1962 ) KIDD, Calvin Leatis- ( Dec. 10, 1910 - Oct . 5, 1971 ) KIDD, Emory Walter- ( Feb . 7, 1908 - June 21, 1973 ) One stone so badly eroded it cannot be read. [ This cemetery is in a good state of repair. It is clean, and appears to be mowed often. It is near a camping ground above the road. ] We apologize for any mistakes we may have made in copying the names and dates from this cemetery. Parke C. Bogle and Mrs. Garman Lester. Early Newspapers were often passed from person to person. Some papers contained one or more blank pages, which a subscriber could fill in with his own news before sending the newspaper on to friends. "Fourth Bathroom Reader" by Bathroom Readers Institute, pl6 . ..... .... •• .... .... ... 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H . r i\ldr_,,. _ "on : !'1iss V. :-111nr 1•. :vl "s. R. 'T . Hi ggir. hollti1m: ~i~:s (: . flu d 1:111'1i1. \f · ·~ r· . 1\ . ~·11deP: ~j~: ·~ v. Th11mpson . ~ r~:. A.. J . St"P.elf·: :-.u ~:s J.. Spolts. ~! rs. s. r· r;r:1J:;11n. The terriblP r'"!<·cidf'nl by whic:l1 thP, f<1st FJnridi:'l m;;iil tr <1: !1 on j t s l'"'Y so uth plungP<l through ri trf'st lt-~ <:t t <ITl t:Jevation of forty ff' <•I frrim 1 lir• ~r1111rirl. rf>sultecl 'i.n thP. clr->at h of 21 p eople an<l lhP- injur·y nf ~f> nthc•rs. The:> h :111cl st1111P. ve>stibu]f' trajn was completely s p .U nlered. Ge0r~P f Go11l<l r.ind h.is f111nily w~!("(' aborird b11t pscapP.rl with '1 fP.w hr1t.is<~s . Fli~h<1 P. Wi1lrn?·. p1·e~id1~111 of lliH 1 . 1-d1 ·i!~h Vf!)Jey road. was ser:io11sly hurt. ;.ind hi!-: !-:On ki11Ptl. '1rir c h 80. 18~8 At t.hP. residence of nr. r.. W. firN!W~1 · on WPrlnP.srl ily Pvenin~ ~ r . .lrimf's Mum:y of Blanc! County. was mflrr jEHl to Mj~s THJje PPPf'y. One WalJRce was brought to town from Pocahontas Hnd Indeed in jail for killing a man. I t ls said that the two nfficPrs who RrrestP.d him suffered sevey-eJy at his hands, and that he~ himseJf wns tc•rrihly hr1JisP.cl beforp lw WC1s ovP.rpower eci. ".\Jews wf!s recej vecl li f're Tur.. srl•1y 1-~vc n i ne of the derit h of th e ·1hrPe - year 11 1<1 son of Prof Croft rit Rr1<lfor·cl. Prnf. C. c:rncl fl'lm i .ly hflve t.!1P. sympathy of rt large number of friends in this community. Apr1 J ~ 1888 hand on Sexton & Houston's section dropperl de~d at his work a few days sjnce. and another within a few hours after quJtting work. ThP. mHny friends of Mrs. Graham, wife of CoJ. Wm . L. Graham. will he pt'ljned to hecir of her death wh.ich ocr.11rrecl on Tuesday lcist.. ThP. <lPceRsPci wns a d<'111ghtf'J' of r.ol. Archie Thompson, r:snd rt most P.srimahlP l ady. MARR TED. On Wed 11 es clciy eveni ng at t.hP res ·i rl enr:e of the br i cle 's fA t he>r. ~r . GPo. W. Gil lPspi P., j11 J~!ffersonville. by RPv. Jos . Stras. Mjss Ollje t(l Mr. .Jnn . HA rt. n 11 of Tl'l7.PWP.1 l county. on Thursday morning flt t hP. rps j den cf' of the hr i de 1 s f;1ther . Mr. J. ~. S. Hj gginbotham, a t Li her ty Hi 1 J , Mis::; Ava t o Mr . J . H. Rosenhc-dm . of Ru ~sP.) 1 «n nn - A raJJroad t y. On the 21s t of >"!Ar c h in R11~sf' 11 r.n11nty, :.1 i ss ~f' r n ·i c-ken~on tn Mr . T. .1. I.it?. . nf TC1z ewell c ounty . ( r.ega J noU c:e) .Jnse>p h J . Doran an cl Wi. l J i am A. Di ck . CompJ a i nAnts. vs. MaJcolm McNeil, Mah.lon Andprson rind the~ hP.irs at. leiw of John F . Whitt. clt~rpased. whose n;:imes r.irP. unknown. (To obtain 1PgaJ t i t ] p to a tract of lnncl so so ld hy John F. Whitt tn Mfll cu ltn ~c-Neill in Trt7.PWP1J C"011nty on the W'ltPrs of Tnd ian Creek. fl t r ·ih11tRry of r.linch RivPt) ..~pr .i l 1 3. 1888 One ro 1 J i ng .log 011 Mr . KesPP. , br0thPr o.f John Kes eP. w11s c:r11~hPCl f o dP11 th hy rt WednP~d;,y . Yn11ne .1. F. "'fr.Adon. whn W(1$ (!(' t ing in thP c:<1pn c .ity of C->n~ineer t o the Rig St.one Gap Improvement Company, lo~t hi~ life rtt th<-' riap somP <l<rys ~jnce . he Wi:lS engaged in preparing negatives on thP- :r.ivPr hank, f'\n d from flome en11st-" p1 ... !· l 1<tp~ !'I rush of hlnod to the h ea d, fell into the w;1lE>r. wherE' he• WC'ls f'lf 'lt'·rv.1:11·'1 fonncl. (lead fro m str<1z:g11lt=ttinn. OnP of the saddest deaths of Jate n cc: urrP11c:P was that of !\irs . Ma ry Peery. wife of nr. Thomas Pepry, who djPd on Saturday last al the rPsir!encP of Virl1Di& Appe.laohian Not.ee �85 her fath er-in- law. She was a daughter of the late Col. Young, and sister of ~essrs. Will and John Young. She was buried at the family burying ground on Sunday, where a large concourse of friends had gathered . Capt. E. W Boutelle. Division Engineer on the Clinch valley railroad, and whose illness has been mentioned heretofore. died on Sunday night last. He was from the State of New York, whence his remains were at once conveyed by a committee from the Tazewell Lodge, A. F. & A. Masons, of which order he was a member. His friends here had not succeeded in getting communication wi t h his family in New York. April 20, 1888 Aunt Henrietta Spiller, wife of Hickman Spiller. and who was men tion ed last week as having been stricken with paralysis, died within a few hours thereafter. The deceased was well and favorably known by the people of both races. and the burial on Sund ay was large l y attended. Mrs. Belle Harman, daughter of Co l . Henry B. Harman and wife of Mr. Shields Harman, died very suddenly at the home of her father on Monday morning last. Some weeks since Mrs. Harman became suddenly blind and was moved to town to be under medical tr eatment, but he r death was totally unexpected. April 27, 1888 A prominent citizen and well known business man, in the person of Mr. T. Albert Peery. died at his home on Tuesday last. The immediate cause of his death was pneumonia . The jury trying the case of the Copmmonwealtb against Robert and Lendo Be l cher for the killing of John and Lee Tabor were out about two minutes when they brought in a verdict of not guilty. - - May 25, 1888 Mr. Joseph R. Anderson, of Bristol. and a prominent citizen, died Friday last . He had just been nominated by the Prohibitionists of Tennessee t heir candidate for governor. on as June .L. 1888 Mrs. Mary Hayden, sister of Mr . Wm. A. Stuart, died last wseek . She was a worthy woman. The negro, Ross Saunders , who is said to be wanted in Tazewell for murder, in Montgomery for highway robbery, in Lynchburg for felony, and in Mercer for burglary, was arrested in Roanoke Saturday after a hot battle between himself and citizens, in which about forty shots were fired. all without effect. June 1JL.. 1888 Parker Lucas, of Giles county, has been sentenced to be hung for the killing of John Baily. Two brothers of Lucas have a lready been hung for si milar offenses. The reporter does not state whether or not there are any other boys in t he family. June ~ 1888 Died in Lordsburg , Ca l ., June 15 , Willi am S. Bird, of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Bird was the husband of Mat tie Vincil, eldest daughter of Dr . John D. Vinci l. He had retired from business on account of bad health, and was spending some time in the delightful climate of Southern California. His ma lady was one that has done its work surely and constantly - co nsumpti on . The r emains wi ll be brought to Missouri for interment. Mr. John A. Chandler, of New York, and Miss Amelie Rives were married at Castle Hill, the residence of Miss Rives' father , in Albemarle county, on VirllD1& Appataohtan Now �Thursday. in order place. Th e mc:ir r iage was a qniet c:iff<tir, anrl the 11tmost sP.crecy W Ci~: nHdnt'1inecl to keep 1t from being known befnrehHnd when the marrin~e would take June 29 . 1888 The youngest child of Dr . Tom Peery dJecl on yestPrday. DR. WM. ELBERT MUNCEY'S MOTHER. - )!rs. Permelia P. Muncey, the subject of this sketch, was born November 16, 1812, on Cripple Creek. Wythe County, Va. Today Mr. John M. Wilson, formerly of Bland co unty, Vn .. son- in-law of ~rs. '.\funcey, and I. whjJe i.n Chilljcothe. Mo., vis.ited her. and now. whilf' sHt.ing in the presence nf this mother. I write the following facts, which may be of some inter est to your readers. Mrs. Muncey lives in Chillicothe with her son. J. D. z. ~uncey, and seems to be Jn as good health as could he expected of one of her years. She is a woman of excellent mind and seems tn retain her memory well. - - She taught school in her younger years. and was ever diligent in cultivating the minds of her own children, and as one result Wm. Elbert. even in early life. le~rned how to utilize the fragments of time, and as a result he became a great pulpit orator. His sister , Mrs. Permelia Wilson, told me the other day, - - -. Sister Muncey raised six children, Wm. Elbert, Nancy, (both dead) Permelia, Mary, Sarah and J. D. Z. Muncey - the last named her only son, with whom she lives. - - - (Signed) H. H. Wingo, Chillicothe, Mo. July h 1888 --Col. Henry R. Harman died on Saturday Jast at the advanced age of 77 years. Col. Harman was known throughout the county and his death ts universally regretted. He leaves a large fami ly of grown children. The funeral sermon was preached in t he Methodist church Monday, whence a laree concourse folJnwed t h e r emains to the family burying ground. July ~ 1888 The i nfant chi ld of Mr. Frank T. Wall died and was buried on Sunday la st. ~r. CharJes Greever. father of R. B. and C. P. Greever, died on Friday last at the age of 84 years. He was buried at Five Oaks on Sunday. Mr. Frank M. Peery died at his home east of town Wednesday last an d was buried yesterday evenjng. Deceased had been in a low state of health for some time. and his death was not unexpected. Le tt ie, the beautiful and universally loved little daughter of Beverly W. and Hattie Stras. died on last Monday night. The funeral occurred from t he fam ily resjdence on Wednesday afternoon, and was attended by the entire community out of lov e for the little one and sympathy for the bereaved parents. - July ~ 1888 In t he wreck on the Virginia Midland railroad last week near Orange H. eight persons were killed and forty injured, of whom several have died. The postal clRrk . S. tuther Walthall, who had both legs broken, is remembered here as the son of Prof. Walthall. He had recently be en appointed to a ch i ef clerkship by the Postmaster General. c. July 27, 1888 Mrs. Botti more , whose death was not unexpec·ted , died on Thursday . On Saturday last, at Bluefield, J. W. Butt accidentally shot and killed his friend Wm. Ferguson. Mrs . H. G. Henderson. daughter of Mr. David Gillespie, died at Crewe on Saturday last and was buried in the west end of this county on Monday. VirC1Di& Appalaoh1&n Not.es �8'7 While drunk on the streets of Abingdon, on Saturdy last. John Grayson fired his revolver. and when approached by Kilburn Trigg, a policeman, he turned on his horse and shot Trigg. Some one near at hand shot Grayson who has since died. Trigg's mother also died from the shock. ~o August ~ issue for August 10 , 1888 1888 Capt. Lowe was suddenly called East to see bis sick mother last week. The Capt. and his family have our sympathy. By the careless handling of powder by a foreman on Stuart and McGraw's section of the Clinch Valley R. R. in Russell county, six men were so severe ly burned that death is likely to occur to all. William Crewey, a young man from this town, has already died, and no hope is entertained for the other flve. It seems the foreman had "sprung a hole," and at once commenced to charge it with powder. He had emptied a keg and a half into the drill, and had sixteen other kegs opened, and placed conveniently around, when t he whole was ignited by a part of the burning fuse, used i n "springing the hole." These are the chief facts. yet to get all the particulars is difficult. TWO OLD CITIZENS DEAD. - We are greatly pained to chronical the death, last week, of two worthy old citizens. The first, in point of time, was John Whitman, who had been a citizen of town and vicinity for forty or fifty years. His age was about eighty-six years. He came to Tazewel l when quite a young man, where he spent his prime age, and declining years, and died honored and respected by all. Mr. Whitman was the father of the good wives of Wm . O. Yost , Es. E. L . Whitley and John H. Whitley, and of William 0. and James Whitman. The other death was that of Chapman A. Spotts, Esq., of Indian Creek. aged about 85 years . Mr. Spotts came to Tazewell from Washington county, we believe, and settled in the Richlands, near the place of his death. - - He had been blind for a number of years, - - -. I t is now given out that her "sickness was unto death." August ~ 1888 Notice was overlooked last week of the dath of Mr. William Jones, a well known and useful citizen living at Liberty Hill. The illness of Mrs. Suthers. alluded to heretofore in the terminate d fatally on Saturday night last , and her remains were interred in the citizens cemetery on Monday . DIED. - Sunday, August 19 , 1888, after a brief illness, at the resi dence of her uncle. Dr. J. R. Gildersleeve, Edith Howard Shirreffs, wife of Reuben Shirreffs and youngest daughter of the late Robt. Howard of Richmond, Va. Her remains were taken to Richmond, Va., for interment in Hollywood. August ~ 1888 TO THE WORSHIPFUL MASTER, WARDENS AND MEMBERS OF TAZEWELL LODGE No. 62. Your Committee appointed to draft resolutions, expressive of our regrets &c. upon the death Bro. H. B. Harman, which occurred on the 2nd day of July, 1886, Would respectfully submit the following. 4th . That a copy of these resolutions be published in the 'Tazewell Index' and CLINCH VALLEY NEWS, and that a copy be furnished for the family of the deceased Brother. September 'l.i... 1888 A child of Mr. Shields Harman died on Sunday last and was buried the cit i zens cemetery . Vtr,m1a Appataohian Not.es in �88 W. A. Lyo11s an<I bri<lf', iH'E-~ ~rs. JC>~dc: Coi ner, ri.rrjved in l.hP. c:ity hist. nnd have been rf'ce)villg s)ncP. 1he co11gri'lt11l<itions of mnny :"J r-. on Satnrdcsy friends. OBITl:ARY. ('<ffo1ine llciys, eldt"St. d;111ghtf·1· nf Alr·x'111<lr~r nnd M<l1·y Chester Smyt he, was born Angus t 9, J 819, j n Was hi net on cnun I y. V<1 . <\hr· w11s m;:i rried at her f<tther's rP.si.<lenc~ )n Scott county, Vr1 .. :.t<ty 20. 1811 to n1·. HP.nry F)elding Peer-y, of Ta7ewP.ll county, V<i . She died <it her home jn .Jeffprsonvillf' and pAssed to her reward abovP. Dec:P.mbP.r 27. 1RR6. Early in l]fe she became rf'Ugjous <irHl joined thr~ ~- P.. lhurf'11 nncl c:n 11 1 inued faithful till the end. The first time the writer ever s~w Sisler Pf'P.ry wAs at EstDJville. Scott county, Vn .. somf' 47 Yf'<HS sinr:e. She wns tt:P.n in the·~ 19th year of her age, and T well remember bow ent.husinsUc she wi1s as ndvocatf' of the cause of temperance - - -. For years before her death lhe wei'lry it ·inr~r<rnt found n home in her f<1111ily, and whe n a home was wanted for the preAc:her and h :i~ wife t hey were domiciled beneath her hospitahle roof. - - - Her ch~ritjes ta the poor were ab11ndant. September £L_ 1888 MARRIED. On Wedrn~sday, the J9th '1t the residence of the bride'~ father. Dr. James O'Keefe, by the Rev. Jos. Stras. Mjss Kate O'Keefe to Mr. Rob't GjlJespie, aJJ of TazeweJJ County. September 28, 1888 ~r . ~ARRIED. On Wednesday evening, at the Presbyterian chu rch. by Doggett, Dr. Isaa c Peirce to Miss Jennie Woolwine, <ilJ of TazeweJl . Rev. October 1.§L. 1888 (Lega l notice) J. D. Sergeant, Comp] ai nrrnt, vs. .John W. Crockett . Administrator of James W. White, deceased, Osc<ir F. Wood, and the widow and heirs at law of said James W. White, deceased, whose names are unknown, and who are proceeded against as unknown parties. (Suit to obtAin a decree against t he administrator for $325, with interest, for a Jot in the town of Graham.) November ~ 1888 (Legal noUce) .J. A . Belcher. Co mp latnant, vs. H.i ram H . Dean, .J . A. Dean, Wm. T. Degn. Rhoda J. Moore and her hu sband Moore, whose name is unknown, the heirs at law of Susanah Byers, whose names are unk nown. the sHid ~nore and said heirs Ht Jaw of said Susanah Byers are proceeded agajnst as un known parties. And John Bailey, HrlmjnJstrHtor nf E. H. Dean, deceased, Defendants. (To execute a contract betweP.n the plaintiff And R. H. Dean for a tract of land lyjng in Tazewell r.n . . Va. and Mercer County, w. Va. on the Dividing Ridge.) Judge s. M. R. CoulJjng and bride. npe Miss Watts, of Norfolk, ar rived in town on Monday l as t. ~ovember fever. ty. 1..2...t. J888 DIED . On Sunday night la st, Mollie, wife of ~r . .1AmP.s Kitts, of Mr. Kitts and his young children have the sympathy of the entire communi- The marriage of Mr. Robert MPPk nnrl Mjss Brenda Grnsf'closf' at thP. home of the hrjde's father . in Burks Garden, on Wednesday, was an eJP.gant society Pvent. and many friends and admirers of t he contrHct ing parties were presPnt to nffpr cn ngrAtuJ~tinns. Rev. Mr. DoggPtt offjc:iated HS clergyman. PArt nf NovP.mber 28 , 18R8 there (unidentjfjed) DPct"mhP.r 1-i_ 1888 MARRIED. - At St. Mary's rectory, Chapel street. Norfolk, Va., Wed nesday afternoon, Nove mber 28, J888, hy the Rev. Father Doherty, Miss May Martin, Vsq1nta Appa.1a.oh1an Notes �89 da11ghtPr nf Col. GP.orge A. Mart in . to SetmueJ C. Peery, nf TazewP. 11 ~o cards. (Copjed from the 'Norfolk LandmHrk' .) county. Va. December -14. -1888 -We have just had news of the death of Mrs. Ella Graham, wife of Wm. L. Graham. Mr . December 28, 1888 (Legal notice) Clar inda Dean, Complainant. vs. John Bailey, administrator of Elkanah H. Dean, deceased. James A. Belcher. H. H. Dean, William T. Dean , Joseph A. Dean, J. C. Moore and Irena, his wife. Amos Walk an d Susan T., his wife. Wm. H. Ayers and G. H. Ayers, Defendants. (To obtain dower out of a tract of land in Tazewell county on the waters of Laurel Creek, sold by Elkanah H. Dean to .James A. Be] cher. ) No iss ue for January 4 & 11, 1889 February l..z.. 1889 The death of Mrs. Sterling F . Watts, which occurred at her ho me in Wythe county , was accidentally overlooked i n the last issue of the NEWS . Deceased was the younger son of Judge Watts of this county and was before marriage Miss Simmerman . (Note : although obvio usly at least partially in error, this is the way thjs item was written . ) A .collision between a freight and material train between Graham and Falls Mills on Wednesday resulted in the death of one man and the fatal injury of another . The Cl inch Valley train was delayed about an hour to allow the Pocahontas train to make a connection. February !L_ 1889 Coburn, the man who committed a murder while drunk, got 12 years in t he penitentiary at this term of court. February at Pocahontas, 1889 DEATH OF BISHOP M'TYEIRE. - Nashvill , Tenn . . Feb. 16 . H. N. McTyeire , senior bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, died at his resi dence on Vanderbilt University campus . He was born in Barnwell county, S.C., July 28, 1824 . - - In May, 1846 - - he was sent to Mobile, Ala. In Mobile he met a lady who became his wife, a cousin to the lady to whom Commodore Vanderbilt afterwards married . - - (has more) SENATOR HOUSTON DEAD. - Roanoke, Feb. 16. A telegraph was received here this evening announcing t hat Colonel D. F. Houston, Senator of this district, died at Lancaster. Pa. this afternoon, of hemorrhage of the lungs. Senator Houston was manager of Crozier's furnace. - - He was forty~five years old and unmarri ed . ~ March .§...i_ 1889 Ex -Senator Jno . W. .Johnston, who died in Richmond on the 27th ult., was at one time a prominent citizen of Tazewell county. He was a Senator when the famous Hunter-Smith election for the United States Senate occurred. During the war he was a Confederate States receiver. After his return to Abingdon he was appointed by General Canby Judge for that Circuit, and held this office until elected to the United States Senate. He took his seat in the latter body January 28, 1870 , and served until March 4, 1883 , being honored with two re-elections. As is well known, he was a nephew of General Joseph E. Johnston , the great Confederate General, and he was in the Senate when that gentleman was in the House of Representatives. In the same body at that time was Mr . Reese Bowen, another uncle of the de ceased. VtrOnia Appat&ohtan Not.es �C/O '.\1arch 1 ~ . 1 AR9 '!'he r!P-ath. nn Tu8s d<'ly morning, of '.\irs. r.. R. Oodcl wns a shock to the ent.irP. cn111munity. - - She Wet!-; t !H.. loving mother of '1 lare;e fomi.ly nf chi.ldren. who. together wi.t.h their father. f1rP. i.nco11s11lahlf' in their Joss. The funeral services were conducted hy Rev. M. W. noggett. of the Prf'sbytf'ririn f'f1urch. and th e bocly wcrn Jajcl to rr ft t 1n tile CH1 7. ens' reme l f!' Y on ll tfl ou j pl. ~; pri11g"- lil~c· afternoon of Wedn esday. Apr il 5. 1889 Mrs. Sallie Ward. wjfe of ~r . .J<1ck Warcl. clJed lrtst nieht <tt hP.r homP. fivP mjJes wP.st of town. O ec~eas~cl w::ts the eldest cl<1ughter nf Mr . .JPssee McC;:d 1 . and a model young woman, lovf!d rincl respected by ri lrirgP. ci1·1·lP. of ac-qurij11tances. OBITUARY. - AnniP V. V~rmiJlion. whoRe majden name was McClan<'lhan. was born June 22. J856. died, ~ar ch 5, 1889. aeP.d 32 YP<'lrs, R months and 1~ dAys. She wr1s the daughtP.r of i11-. >1c Cl<inah'1n of T::1zewell co unty, Va. Tn her 14th year she professHd to hrive found Christ pre~ious to her soul. joined t he M. E. Church, South. - - . On Sept. 25, 1879. she was marrjed to John W. Vermll11nn. Esq. From LhiR union . four Jjttle girls were borr.. - April ~ 1889 The tri a) of Walla ce and Robinson for the killing of Moran was again postponed on Wednesday. The friends of Captajn A. T. Ward and his family are pained to hear of the death nf hiR dAughter, Miss Rosa. A telegram from Big Stone Gap to Mr. H. W. Pabst announ ces the death there of his brother M. J. L. Pohst. The wil~ of the late Thomas C. Willjams, the tobacconist, who died in Richmond last week. was proba t ed in the chancery court Tuesday. The estate is valued at $1,300,000. The great buJk of this property Mr. Willjams made jn the tobacco busJness durJng the past few years. DEAD. - Lexinton, April 8. - A telegraph recejved here this morning announces the sndden death of Judge Hugh W. Sheffey, LL. o .. at his home in Staunton at 5:30. Judge Sheffey was an assocjate of Hon. J. R. Tucker. LT. . D .. in the law fa c ulty of Washington and Lee University. He was judge of this judicial circuit in the days of reconstruction , and held the appointment by Governor Pjerpont. April 19, J 889 The trjaJ of Robinson, implicated with Baldwin and Wall ace in the kjlling of Moran. resulted . Monday, in his acquittal. Joe Wallace. one of the men who was shot by Rill Moran, while resist ing arrest. died at the Centra l Hotel on Saturday night and was buried in the Citjzens' Cemetery on Monday. An unsuccessful Attempt had been made to remove the baJl. April ~ 1889 Two peop1P came to town Tuesday, had t hemselves made one. anrl <IP.part ed for pastures green. At a local optjon e lection at Grigsby precinct in Russell county, on Wednesday, one man was killed and sevP.ral wounded. The district. as a result of the tragedy, was carried for Jocal option. No isRue for May 3, 1889 May l.'.L_ 1889 Wm . B. ( J.ega J not i r.e) F. M. Shrader. Complainant, vs. George W. Shr ader. Yost and G. L. Yost. his wife. James W. Holhrook and C. M. Holbrook hjs Viratn-1& Appala.ohtan Not.es �'II \\lifP . Jn se ph .Tacnh l\bsher flntl Tyresia Ahsh Pt· t1i~; \\ljff'. Z. W. Shrncl e r. Shrader. Howard Ne el , ~yru~ Nee l. Sidney Wimmer. Robert Wimmer and WimmP. r. t he 1<1 st t hr ee of ~.,ihom a r e i nfauts , Defenclrtnts. ( Suj t to set .T11d<s <11 1 ~hr<id '' '" L. Geor ge as j d e two de c rees in the ChHn ce ry cause of George W. Shrader and als vs. F. M. ShrAder and als. and to restrain the defendants fro m entering or taking posses sion of or using t he l;:incls. George W. Shrader, Jackson Shrader, Z. W. Shrader n11cl .J of.t-i p l1 ~ hl' :H l ~r arP no n- rpg i cler1L s of til e Commonwcath. ) In answer to a tel egram. Mr s . R. B. GiJlPs pl e has t e ne d on Wedne s day mornin g to the bed sjcte of her mother, reported serio us ly ill. A mess<1ge af t er she left announced her mother's death. Dr. Gillespie and Prof. Shelbourne went on later. Dr. Robert Hall Morrjson. aged 91, and father of Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, Mrs. General O. H. Hill and the late Mrs. General Barrington, died at his home in Lincoln county, N. C., on the 11th , of old age. May ~ 1889 Ex Secretary Bayard and Miss Clymer will be married early in the summer. ~rs. Folsom, mother of Mrs. Grover Cl eve land, was married. Monday evening, at Jackson, Mi chigan, to Mr. Henry E. Perrine. At a festival, night before last, at Ri chland, one negro was shot and instantly killed by another. The murderer escaped and is pursued by friends of the murdered man. The killing of Robert Jobe by Jno. T. Brown, in Argentin e, Rans .. was decided by the coroner's jury to be justifiable homicide, and Brown will not be prosecuted. The evidence, according to t he Kansas papers, showed the k illing to have been done in self defense. Both parties have co nnect ions in this county. June 'L._ 1889 Cards are out for the marriage, on June 19. of Miss Mattie Stras to Mr. A. D. W. Walton. A wedding, in which Tazewell people took much interest. occurred i n Wythevil le, Tuesday last. Rev. M. W. Doggett, the popular pastor of the Presbyterian church in t his town, was marri e d to Miss Bertie Carter, of Tennessee. J un e 14, 1889 Mr. C. A. Pobst came over from Abingdon on the melancholy occasion of the sic kne ss and death of hi s sister-in- law. Mrs. Mollie Pobst, wife of Henry w. Pabst. died on Wednesday, aft er an illness of only a fe w days. She was buried near the old home place of he r fat her on Clear Fork. - Mrs. T. G. Wit ten's long and painful illness terminated on Monda y af t ernoon. She was dead and the suffering over. At the Episcopal church, where Revs. Loyd a nd Gaus s co nducted the funeral services, all the people who wen t could not gain entrance. It is a sad family over at the house where husband , daughters, son and sister had wat ched beside her so long. DOGGETT-CARTER. - The reports which Madame Rumor has been r ecen tly circt1lating in regard to one of the fair inmates of Plumer Memorial Fe male Col lege, cu lm inated last Tuesday evening in the celebration of the nupti a l s of Rev . Mar s hall W. Doggett, of Taz ewell county , and Miss Berta Carter, for mer ly of Carroll count y, who has for sever<1l year s past been i ntima tely connected, both as pupil and instructress, with the aforementioned inst itution. At ha lf pa s t eight the co llege parlors were t hrongerl - - shortly after nine th e bridal pa r ty entere d - The bride, fair and lovely , leaning on the arm of her intended husband , wa s followed by he r brother. Mr. George Car te r. of Aus t inville , an d the groom' s be s t Vtrctn1& Appalaohtan Notes �llnn. Rev. Srim'J GFlmmon. of Ru r aJ RP.trf'n·i-. Thf'y werP mPt in the (:e ntre of thP apartm e nt by Rev. S. R. Preston , Presjch~11L uf lht:! C.olle~l~ . whu. in ;1 fpw in1pres -· sjve words. made th e m man Hnd wjfe. - '.'vtr. Doggett is pastor of the> Presbyterian church of TazE>we l 1 r. . H. . - ·· <rnd is weJl known not only in the Synod of Virginjt1, but thr·oughout th e f' 11tire South ern AssembJy. 'WythevilJe Dispatch' June ~ 1889 A murder was committed on Cavitt's r.reek near town yesterday . One negro kJJJed another while shootjng at a third. Among the visiting young ladies wilh ~Jss M~tlie Stras. on the occasion of her marriage were Miss Branch Keebler. of Bristol. Miss KHtje St. ClriJr, of Wytheville, and Miss ~ary Van Zandt, of Washington c ity. A R~AllTIFUL WEDD ING. - Ever since the announcement some weeks sjnce of the engagement of Mjss Mat tie Stras to Mr. A. D. W. Walton . socjely hns lookerl forward to the 19th inst. RS au occasion of unusual interest. - Before the hour of 10:30 on Wednesday morning, Stras Memorial Church was filled - - . Th e bride was gjven away by her brother. Mr . B. W. Stras. Mr . . J. M. MacRae acted in the capacity of best man and Miss Stella Stras As majd of honor. MesMrs . C. J. Barns and A. C. Spotts were t he ush ers. After the ceremony, performed by Rev. Mr. Lloyd, of the Episcopal church, the bridal party was driven to Miss Stras ' res .i .dence wh ere the more jmmedjatP friends gathered for a princely entertainment which followed. - The hride l s a dauehter of the late Jos. Str<1s, for many years the .leading member of the Tazewell bar. Mr. Walton, orjginally from England, has hPen a resident engineer on the Clinch Valley railroad, and had t he estee m and conf i dence of his chief. ~ 2 8 . 1889 Mrs. Hayes, wi.fe of the ex - President, died at her home Ohjo, on Tuesday morning. ~ 19 , in Fremont, 1889 --Captain Samu e l J.eece died on Tuesday l ast after an illness of some wee ks . Th e fun e rAl procession to the Citizen's Cemetery. wher e he was buried with Mas onic honors, was a long one. Capt. Leece had been a well known and esteemed c i t izen an d h i s t a king off in the prime of a vigorous manhood was a ca u s e fo r universal r egret. He was a man of affairs, a suc cessfttl farmer and had re p re sen t ed this district in the State Senate. Peace to his ashes. (T.egal notice) Blriir B. Harm<1n, .J. N. Harman, Rdmjn:istrator with t he wi l l annexed of Henry B. Harman. dece<1sed, Alexander L. Harman. Joseph H. Harma n , J. H. Simme rman and Elizabeth C. , his wife, John A. Davjdson and Mattie J. . h i s wife, A. B. Whjte a nd Eugenia, hjs wife, G. W. Doak and Rose A., his wjfe, R . E. Ha r ma n. A. G. Riser and Hattie C., his wJfe and Rose Belle Harman. an in f ant und e r 21 years of age wh o sues hy H. F.. Harman , her uncle and next friend Al l o f wh om s ue i'IS well for themselves a s the other creditors of Henry Harri s on . deceased , Co mp l<1jn<1nts , vs . John G. Wntts, Administrator nf Henry Harrisson, decef'!sed . Eli 7.abeth H<'l r ris s on, Rufus RrewstAr f'lnd Vicy his wjfe, WJlliom Bandy :mci Snre1h, h:is wifP. . Wjlli a m Hrtrr i s son . .J ri me s Oril1nn rtnd F.li7.<ibeth , his wife, Guy T. Harrjsson, Georgf' MrG ui rf' ftn rl F: JJe n, hi ~ wif e, S . s . F . HC!rnwn. Rees G. Har ·· rjsson . Willi<1 m Whitley Fi nd ros hy hi s wif e . Charlot te Harrisson, Be ll e Harrisson. Joseph Harr iss on an d Ha rriRt HM r risson. (t he last 5 inf a nts under t he <1ge of 21 years), Defe n da nts. (Suit jn Chan c ery, The pArties tn the AhovP suit - nnd the credi1ors of He n ry Harmon , dece ase d - who have not h~r e tofore p r nv e rl their de bts Hgoi.ns~ his estAte . An ci t hR f n l low)ng c r ~ di t or s of sriid He nry Harrison, clecerisect vi~ (lengthy Jjst , not ~opiPd h ere). (Not i ce r e peated in follow i ng i Rsues . ) Vtretma Appa.la.ohte.n Notes 7o be coNfiA/4ed �HUFFMAN FAMILY CEMETERY (Guy T. Huffman Graveyard) Off Rt. 632 on Johns Creek Craig County, VA From New Castle about 16 miles. 5 miles from New Castle on Rt. 311, turn left on Rt. 658, after 5 miles is intersection 658/632, drive 6 miles to entrance of cemetery, on right side of road. The cemetery is in a field, fenced in and well taken care of. Recorded 4, Feb. 1992, updated till May 1993 by Ruth G. Hale Starting left side of gate: 1 2 3 4 + Parcell, Tobe M. ,NellieSruder Snider, Lerry Huffman , William H. Snider, Garland Willis, s/o W.H. & L.E. Huffman, Jacob M. (Father) 9 10 11 12 13 14 + , Margaret C. {Mother) Huffman, Cora V. Huffman, Virginia, Inf. d/o B.W. & Fannie Huffman, Burnette W. Givens, Sarah Frances Ruble Huffman "Fannie" Elmore, Lavester C. Sarah s. Huffman, William HardinS'g 15 + Corby, Leonard 5 6 7 8 I 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 + Huffman, Samuel W. " , Blanche M. Fieldstone Markers ? 4 more unmarked graves Sarver, Fannie Huffman, w/o J. W. (Mother) Fieldstone Marker Huffman, Etna Florence, d/o S.W. & B.M. Lafon, Arminta M., w/o John C. Lafon, J.C. "lron Cross" Williams, Mrs. Laura F. Troutt, Inf. s/o A.B. & G.L. Troutt, Arthur Bryan '' , Geneva Huffman Bell, Ballard P. ",Phebe Elizabeth, w/o B.P. Huffman, Giles Jackson Huffman, Howard H. ,Josephine 1898 -1981 1912 - Apr. 13, 1992 Jan. 10, 1891 - June 28, 1%0 Sept. 22, 1891 - May 28, 1956 Nov. 23, 1927 - March 1, 1936 Aug. 4, 1840 - Apr. 28, 1923 Conf. Vet. 61-65, Iron Cross Sept. 8, 1849 - Jan. 12, 1922 March 19, 1872 - Apr. 13, 1926 May 6, 1915 Nov. 23, 1869 - March 18, 1933 Apr. 7, 1871 - Apr. 2~, 1950 1894 -1960 1897 -1977 May 2, 1922 - Feb. 2, 1979 Pvt. US Army, W.W.11 Feb. 28, 1936 - Sept. 6, 1973 Va. Pvt. US Army, Korea 1880 -1961 1892 -1973 June 12, 1887 - March 22, 1924 Nov. 7, 1910 - Dec. 27, 1910 Oct. 5, 1845 - May 21, 1923 Jan. 20, 1844 - July 11, 1906 Sept. 13, 1868 - March 10, 1898 Born & died July 20, 1924 Aug. 20, 18% - Feb. 6, 1973 July 21, 1898 Aug. 15, 1851 - Apr. 23, 1934 Oct. 9, 1847 - Oct. 2, 1931 Aug. 14, 1914 - Feb. 1, 1934 Sept. 28, 1883 - Feb. 24, 1965 Apr. 29, 1884 - June 16, 1954 vu-amsa Appalachian Notes �Huffman Family Cemetery 33 34 35 36 + 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 + 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 Huffman, Eldridge Carper " , Ruth Andrews Huffman, Cleo Hearon Huffman, Henry T. "A Teacher" , Lucy L. Huffman, Clay D. , Carrie J. Owsley, Inf. d/ o B.C. & L.H. Owsley, Inf. d/ o B.C. & L.H. Abbott, Richard William , Delena Huffman Huffman, Grover T. Huffman, Mary Sue Lee Huffman, Carl Jennings Huffman, Guy Trollinger (Married Huffman, Harriet India (March 4, 1884) Huffman, Timothy (Father) , Sara Caldwell, w/o Timothy (Mother) Huffman, Martin (Our Father) " , Mary A. (Our Mother) Huffman, Martha S., d/o T. & S. Lafon, W. V., s/o J.C. & A.M. Lafon, Inf. child of J.C. & A.M. Sublett, Dessie M., w/o K.G. Sublett, Bittle F. " , Nellie R. Sublett, Matthew F. , Permelia A. Sublett, Alvin H. " , Nannie 5. Sublett~ Paul E. West Virginia, Cpl. 326, Base Unit AAF, W.W.Il Sparks, C.H. "Ham" Sparks, Carl Newton Harris, Mintie J. Canode, Elbert P ., s/o G.M. & S.F. Myers, Martha E. (Mothers) Day, Florence Stegar Grave, no name, but has flowers Grave, marked with fieldstones 72 " 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 Gales, Ethel B. (Mother) Lafon, Clifton Hill " , Nancy Ann Martin Lafon, Lehma W. Maxie, Roy Eugene (Married ) " , Virginia Lynn (31, Dec. 1980) Canode, Samuel A. , Laura Lucas Canode, Sarah F. (Mother) Canode, Geo M. (Father) 80 81 82 + V~ Apr. 12, 1920 May 11, 1920 - March 29, 1985 Apr. 11, 1888 - Apr. 1, 1977 Jan. 7, 1889 - June 12, 1971 Virginia Ck 1, US Army, W .W.11 July 2, 1904 Nov. 8, 1886 - July 12, 1957 Nov. 11, 1890 - Oct. 5, 1963 Sept. 5, 1942 July 19, 1941 May 20, 1904 - Nov. 15, 1935 Aug. 2, 1902 - Jan. 29, 1974 Jan. 15, 1885 - Dec. 17, 1948 Feb. 2, 1903 - Oct. 14, 1979 Apr. 21, 1896 - Oct. 9, 1918 Nov. 12, 1853 - Oct. 4, 1926 Jan. 25, 1859 - March 10, 1914 July 14, 1810 - Nov. 20, 1885 Dec. 9, 1814 - March 17, 1891 Dec. 7, 1813 - May 8, 1904 May 24, 1820 - May 9, 1860 Apr. 11, 1844 - Sept. 10, 1845 Sept. 17, 1875 - Oct. 17, 1875 Born & died July 13, 1883 Nov. 19, 1882 - May 12, 1913 1878 -1959 1881 -1973 Aug. 2, 1848 - Jan. 26, 1915 March 3, 1842 - Feb. 2, 1915 1880 -1959 1882 -1944 March 4, 1909 - July 21, 1955 1939 - 1991 (Boitnott Marker) Dec. 12, 1936 - July 18, 1986 Aug. 16, 1868 - June 26, 1933 March 30, 1886 - Dec. 4, 1911 July 20, 1864 - Feb. 19, 1949 1893 - 1984 (Boitnott Marker) May 26, 1895 - March 8, 1936 June 2, 1857 - Oct. 2, 1927 Sept. 2, 1853 - Apr. 25, 1932 March 2, 1891 - Sept. 25, 1918 1939 - 1981 1956 1878 -1957 1874 -1959 Apr. 10, 1848 - Feb. 1, 1914 Oct. 6, 1840 - May 21, 1913 Conf. Soldier 1861-65 "Iron Cross" Appalaohian Notes �Huffman Family Cemetery 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 + 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 + 103 104 105 106 107 108 + 109 110 111 112 113 + 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 + Canode, Mary Susan Canode, Jacob M. Canode, Viola R. Canode, William A. Canode, Ira Lee " , Ruth Myers Garrison, James W. , Mable L. Hutchison, Walter L. , Dorothy V. Canode, William Henry , Evangeline L. Canode, Clarence R. (Brother) Canode, William H., Jr. "Buddy" Hedrick, Helen M. Canode, Benny Arlow, s/o Mr. & Mrs. WR. Garrison, d/ o James & Mabel Canode, Mary C. Canode, Delena C. Paxton, William I. (Iron Cross) Paxton, Bertie L. (Picture) Paxton, Ruby Lucas, w /o Wm. l. Mundy, Kathryn Paxton, w /o Guy Huffman, Miles Chapman (Father) " , George Ann Lafon Huffman, J. Watson (Married ) Huffman, Bertha Mae (24, Apr. 1959) Martin, Thomas Hill Lucas, M. Willard, s/o J.C. & M.A. Lucas, Mary A. Lucas, John C. (Iron Cross) Eakin, Paris W. (Father) " , Leudema C. (Mother) Caldwell, Omer Lee, s/o J.J. & Texie M. Caldwell, Johnston J. (Married ) , Texie B. (22, Dec. 1892) Bell, H. Victor ",Eula C. Caldwell, Hobert Martin (Father) 123 + , Ruth Huffman (Mother) Caldw ell, Gordon Powell 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 Caldwell, Ella Mae Lafon Caldwell, Robert H. "Bobby" Caldwell, Gordon P., Jr. "Jimmy" Dunbar, Audra M. Canode, Everett Martin Lucas, William A. (Father) , Annie W. (Mother) 122 Jan. 23, 1855 - Nov. 6, 1926 Feb. 28, 1855 - Nov. 22, 1917 Feb. 1, 1904 - Jan. 28, 1990 Sept. 5, 1889 - Jan. 2, 1958 Dec. 17, 1907 - Jan. 29, 1976 Jyly 4, 1910 - July 28, 1981 1922 -1985 1931 -1978 Apr. 30, 1923 Dec. 12, 1925 - June 20, 1983 Feb. 5, 1911 - Nov. 20, 1972 Virginia Pfc. Co. D, 110 Inf., W.W.ll June 30, 1910 Jan. 31, 1934 - Oc. 1, 1962 Jan. 14, 1935 - Dec. 8, 1961 Feb. 11, 1928 - Sept. 25, 1961 Aug. 22, 1949 - Oct. 7, 1951 1947 -1948 1886 -1945 Apr. 17, 1918 - May 19, 1932 Nov. 16, 1848 - June 13, 1923 1894 -1922 Apr. 26, 1876 - Apr. 3, 1960 Apr. 30, 1908 - Jan. 12, 1974 Apr. 1, 1872 - March 26, 1950 July 26, 1873 - June 13, 1957 Dec. 2, 1904 - Apr. 13, 1963 Virginia, Pvt. co. I 377 Inf. w.w.n May 20, 1908 - May 23, 1987 Oct. 22, 1909 - Aug. 11, 1910 Apr. 6, 1882 - Nov. 1, 1902 Aug. 15, 1846 - July 15, 1928 Sept. 18, 1846 - Dec. 23, 1911 May 11, 1853 - July 5, 1903 Feb. 29, 1853 - Oct. 8, 1925 Apr. 8, 1894 - June 27, 1915 Apr. 29, 1871 - Feb. 3, 1953 June 27, 1871 - Aug. 14, 1932 Jan. 1, 1909 - Dec. 23, 1977 Aug. 10, 1907 Sept. 7, 1896 - March 17, 1981 Pvt. US Army, W.W.I Sept. 9, 1900 - Feb. 12, 1978 March 2, 1922 - May 9, 1984 Tex 5 US Army, W.W.II July 17, 1924 - Dec. 29, 1987 March 31, 1944 - Sept. 10, 1967 Dec. 15, 1942 - Aug. 16, 1950 Oct. 18, 1910 - Feb. 17, 1945 Apr. 11, 1909 - Dec. 13, 1950 Aug. 3, 1872 - Nov. 13, 1959 May 28, 1873 - Sept. 9, 1939 �Huffman Family Cemetery 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 + 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 Dunbar, Lonnie F. " , Lydia S. Elmore, Oscar Ballard , Mary Mason Mills Dudding. Mary Elizabeth, d/o Robert R. & Blanche Dudding. Robert R. Dudding. Blanche E . Richardson, James F. Elmore, Jackson Gale (Married " , Margaret Brickey (15, Sept. 1954) Elmore, Vandon Worth (Father) , Arvada Caldwell (Mother) Elmore, Inf. d/o Bowman & Anita Hyler, Norman Lee (Married ) " , Rhonda Givens (28, July 1973) Givens, Robert Sidney Givens, Raymond Lee Givens, Lillie Eakin Givens, Raymond L. Givens, Ronald Rudolph " , Pearl C. Hutchison, Samuel B. " , Ella M. Hutchison, Woodie C. Canode, George Nathan " , Elizabeth Lafon Lafon, Taylor Preston " , Mary Etta (Married ) (2, Oct. 1950) 1884 -1975 1894 -1979 Oct. 15, 1856 - Feb. 7, 1933 June 8, 1856 - Dec. 28, 1921 Apr. 15, 1922 - March 23, 1933 July 19, 1877 - Feb. 27, 1951 Jne 23, 1889 - Feb. 23, 1975 July 30, 1882 - Aug. 15, 1971 Aug. 2, 1930 - March 23, 1975 May 9, 1932 Feb. 26, 1884 - Nov. 14, 1950 Feb. 28, 1901 - Oct. 2, 1991 Oct. 8, 1952 Nov. 11, 1952 - Apr. 24, 1979 July 18, 1957 Nov. 22, 1919 - Oct. 15, 1976 Dec. 28, 1917 - Apr. 2, 1949 VA Pfc. 868 AAA Auto WPNS BN W.W.Il May 17, 1891 - Dec. 1, 1974 Nov. 19, 1888 - Dec. 13, 1958 Aug. 19, 1927 - Apr. 14, 1992 June 1, 1931 Sept. 12, 1876 - July 12, 1951 March 18, 1885 - May 25, 1975 Oct. 13, 1881 - Oct. 6, 1967 Nov. 19, 1909 - March 28, 1979 Oct. 2, 1908 1877 -1956 1872 -1954 DENTISTS Early dentists were smiths. Richard Locke Hapgood, in his ~-ist;_o_~~°-~ the Harvard Dental School, discussing dentistry in colonial America, says , "The goldsmith, tinsm ith, or blacksmith was the typical dentist in those days, and in most cases, his dental work was carried on simultaneously with and as a minor part of his usual vocation ." Paul Revere was a dentist . On Augu st 29, 1768, his advertisement appeared in the ~-o_s_1:._on ~-~e_1:._1:._e__<!_n_~_Cou_1!._1:1:Lo~~l' as follows: "Whereas many Persons are so unfortunate as to lose their Foreteeth by Accident, and otherways, to their great Detriment, not only in Looks, by speaking both in Public and Private: -"This is to inform all such, that they may have them replaced with false Ones, that looks as well as the Natural, and answer the End of Speaking to all Intents, by Paul Revere, Goldsmith, near the Head of Dr. Clarke ' s Wharf, Boston. All Persons who have had false Teeth fixt by Mr. John Baker, Surgeon-Dentist, and they have got loose (as they wil l in time) may have them fastened by the above, who learnt the Method of fixing them from Mr. Baker." from ~-1l,e__B_o_o_~-~--~-l;,_1:._~ by E C Smith, 1978, Paragon Book, p 48-49 ============================================================================ �9'7 HUFFMAN FAMILY CE1\1ETERY INDEX Abbott Bell Caldwell Canode , Delena Huffman , Richard William , Ballard P. , Eula C. , H . Victor , Phebe Elizabeth , Ella Mae Lafon , Gordon Powell , Gordon P., Jr. , Hobert Martin , Johnston J. , Omer Lee , Robert H. , Ruth Huffman , Texie B. , Benny Arlow , Clarence R. , Delena C. , Elbert P. , Elizabeth Lafon , Evangeline L. , Everett Martin , George M. , George Nathan , Ira Lee , Jacob M. , Laura Lucas Mary c. , Mary Susan , Ruth Myers , Samuel A. Sarah F. , Viola R. , William A. , William Henry , William H., Jr. , Leonard , Florence Stegar , Blanche E. , Mary Elizabeth , Robert R. , Audra M. Lonnie , Lydia S. , Leudema C. , Paris W. , Arvada Caldwell , Inf.di o Bowman and Anita , Jackson Gale , Lavester C. , Margaret Brickey I I Corby Day Dudding Dunbar I Eakin Elmore 43 42 28 120 119 29 124 123 126 121 117 116 125 122 118 98 95 101 67 156 94 128 82 155 87 Elmore Gales Garrison Givens Harris Hedrick Huffman I I 84 80 100 8.3 88 79 81 85 86 93 % 15 69 137 135 136 127 131 132 115 114 142 143 139 12 140 , Mary Mason , Oscar Ballard , Sarah S. , Vandon Worth , Ethel B. , d/o James & Mable , James W. , Mable L. , Lillie Eakin , Pearl C. , Raymond L. , Raymond Lee , Robert Sidney , Ronald R. , Sarah Frances Mintie J. , Helen M. , Bertha Mae , Blanche M. , Burnette W. , Carl Jennings , Carrie J. Clay D. , Cleo Hearon , Cora V. , Eldridge Carper , Etna Florence , George Ann , Giles Jackson , Grover T. , Guy Trollinger , Harriet India , HenryT. , Howard H. , Jacob M. ,Josphine , J. Watson , Lucy L. , Margaret C. , Martha S. , Matin I Mary A. , Mary Sue Lee , Miles Chapman , Ruth Andrews , Samuel W. , Sarah Caldwell , Timothy Virginia , William Harding Dorothy V, , Ella M. I Hutchison Vi1'C1Jl1& Appalachian Not.es I 134 133 13 141 73 99 89 90 148 151 149 147 146 150 11 66 97 109 17 10 46 39 38 3.5 8 33 21 107 30 44 47 48 36 31 6 32 108 37 7 53 51 52 45 106 34 16 50 49 9 14 92 153 �'18 Huffman Family Cemetery Index Hutchison Hyler Lafon , Samuel B. , Walter L. , Woodie C. , Norman Lee , Rhonda Givens , Arminta M. , Clifton Hill , Inf. of J .C.&A.M. J.C. Lehma w. Mary Etta , Nancy Ann , Taylor Preston I I I I Lucas Annie w. , John C. I I Martin Maxie w.v. Mary A. , , , , M. Willard William A. Thomas Hill Roy Eugene Virginia Lynn , Kathryn Paxton , Martha E. , lnf.d/o B.C.&L.H. I Mundy Myers Owsley " 152 91 154 144 145 22 74 55 23 76 158 75 157 Parcell Paxton Richardson Sarver Snider · Sparks Sublett 54 130 113 112 111 129 110 77 Troutt 78 105 68 40 Williams , Nellie Snider , Tobe M. Bertie L. , Ruby Lucas , William 1. , James F. , Fannie Huffman , Garland Willis , Lerry Huffman , William H. , Carl Newton I C.H. Alvin H. , Bittle F. , Dessie M. , Matthew F. , Nannie S. , Nellie R. , Paul E. , Permelia , Arthur Bryan , Geneva Huffman , Inf. s/o A.B.&G.L. , Laura F. I I 2 1 103 104 102 138 19 5 3 4 65 64 61 57 56 59 62 58 63 60 26 27 25 24 41 DIVORCE LAW Passed March 18, 1848 1. ••• •••••.•.•• . And whereas applications to the legislature for divorces 'a vinculo matrimonii ' are becoming frequent, and occupy much time in their consideration, and moreover involve investigations more properly judicial in their nature, and ought, so far as this legislature can do it , be referred to the judicial tribunals of the state : Therefore, 2. 'Be it enacted by the general assembly', That the circuit superior courts of law and chancery side thereof, shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine suits for the dissolution of marriage, where the cause therefor is adultery; and in such suits to decree a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, with liberty to both par ti es thereafter to marry, or with liberty to the innocent or injured party to marry , and deny it to the guilty party : ( The rest of the act gives the whys and wherefors of the process of obtaiing a divorce. Up to this time, a petition for a divorce was presented to the general assembly and most of the time a divorce was not granted. Usually we go to only the one court - now try the records of the other courts .) from "Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia: 1848-9 ", p 165- 7. �SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA DECIDED BY THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY FOR THE RICHMOND DISTRICT -- Vol III 9'1 by William W Hening & William Mun£ord publis hed 1818 October 1808 pages 1-47: Dew ags t the Judges of the Sweet Springs Dis trict (Dist) Court (Ct): •••••• Samuel Dew, the a ppelant ••.• 12 June 1800 ••• in the room of Samuel Dew Sr • ••• ct a ppointed Erasmus Stribling .•. . . • 47-57: Pope & others agst Oliver Towles, who was Ex'r of Thomas Towles, who was ex 'r of Nicholas Lewis : •.•.• Nicholas Lewis indebted*- gaming consideration Lewis died prior Oct 1783 . • • • • • • Thomas Towler dead by 5 Mar 1801. ••• 57-66: Newby's Adm ' rs a gst Bla key: Dist Ct King & Queen Court House ••• recovery of Negros •••••. William Chowning made will July 1784 - died 1786 ••••• daughter Elizabeth .. ..• John Chowning , Henry Chowning, & Churchill Blakey ex'rs ••• •••• Elizabe th Chowning made will Jan 1784, died 1788 ••••• sister Anne Blakey (wife of Churchill) , sister Charlotte Chowning , & sister Lucy Chowning ••• ••• children of a 4th sister Catherine 'l'a.ylor, Anne C 'l'a.ylor (an infant in 1789), & John Bristow (died prior 1788 - in Elizabeth Chowning's lifetime) ••••••••• Middlesex Co Ct ••.••• Catherine 'l'a.ylor married Oswald Newby •••• Anne C Taylor died Oct 1794, single & an in£ant ••••• Catherine Taylor died 1794, leaving a daughter, who died 1795 ca 12 months old. Oswald Newby died prior June 1800 •.••••• Henry Street husband of Lucy Chowning.... (*to John Wily) 67-88: Pollard agst Patterson ' s adm 'r : .•••• land •••• Robert Pollard & David Patterson • . • • sold 22 Sept 1796 . ••• 89-118: Lewis's ex'r agst Bacon's Legatee & Ex'rs: Mar 1792 ••• ex'rs of Fielding Lewis, dec ' d - died 1782 - ••••••• Anthony Brown of London died 1786 ..... Fi e l ding Lewis of Fredericksburg , Va • •••• William Bacon ••••• Anthony's brother, Thomas Brown of Maryland ••.• Lewis's son John Lewis ••• • George Lewis, one of the ex'rs of Fielding Lewis .••• • Fielding Lewi s • • wife, 6 s ons & daughter 's husband 118-123: Robert & Samuel Terrell agst Page's Adm'r: Dist Ct Fredericksburg • •• •• Mann Page •••• 123-126: Spot swood a gst Price, ex'r of Cla iborne, etc : ••• Robert Price • •• Phil i p Claiborne ••• William Dandridge, ex'r of William Armistea d , dec'd ••• ••• •• ••• • Alexander Spotswood, adm'r of William Daingerfield ••• •• 127-135: Moore's Adm'r agst Dawney & another, Adm' rs of Bell : Thomas Bell , de c'd • • ••• John All en • • •• Zachariah Burnley • •• • Thomas Bel l md Dec 1795 Sall y Burnley daughter of Zachariah • • ••• Thomas Bell died Apr 1798, a few day previous to whi ch his wi f e died • •• • • Zachariah's son, Reuben •• • • • 136-144: Aldridge & Cl aiborne agst Giles & ot he rs: Pet ersburg Dist Ct ••••• William B Giles ••• • • J effrey Aldr i dge & J ohn H Claiborne ••••• Mary Claiborne •••• John Tabb • •• bill dated 1791 , Margaret , widow of Augustine Claiborne •••••• 144--199 : Argenbri ght agst Campbell & wife: •••• Andrew Campbell & Rebecca, his wife ••• • Co Ct of Augusta a gst John Campbell & Augustine Argenbri ght •••• Rebecca's (wi fe of Andrew) fat her, John Campbell upward of 80 years made a will ••••••• youngest daughter, Hannah • •• •• James Campbell, father of Andrew ••••• Maritial agreement 9 May 1793 • •• •• Michael & James Campbell, brothers of Andrew ••••••• 199-217: Tomlinson agst Dillard & Mackey agst Belli 217-218: Buster agst Wall aces 219-225: Gordon & others agst Browne's Ex'r : •••• James Gordon, Walter Monteath & William Robertson ••• business partners •••• 225-232: Rice & others agst Efford & another: Superior Court Chancery •• Williamsburg Dist •• 180J ••• Ann Efford & Thomas Shurley, illegitimate children of Richard Rice and Judith Shurley who were married ca 1776 •••• Richard Rice had other children by a former marriage ••• pl us chil dren by Judith after marriage •••• Richard Rice died 1799 •••• Anna Rust Shurley Ef£ord •••• Vll'iUU& Appalaohian Noa �/ ()() Vol III - Hening & Munford pages 228: (1) Stones vs Keeli ng : May 12 , 1804 .. • Su.Ifolk Dist Ct , ,,estate of William Keeling Sr, dec ' d • • .. Princess Anne Co .. . • Frances Keeling , widow of William Keeling Jr , son of William Sr . ..... daughters of intestate by one Athalia Arbuckle , never married to William Sr or if was she was then the wife of William Arbucle , now living • .• . 229 (1) Sleighs vs Strider: ,, 20 Apr 1805 . .. Winchester Di.st Ct •. . . William Hall to lands to son Richard Hall , to eldest daughter Elizabeth Hall .•... Richa:rd had 231 a natural son, Thomas, born 1796, married 1778 the mother , . . . Richard died 1796 •.•• 232- 237 : Moore 's Ex: ' r agst Auditor : 237- 244 : Lyons , surviving ex'r of Claiborne agst Gregory: . . • • Philip W Claiborne in May 1771 .••• • King William Co Court agst Richard Gregory . . . .. • 245- 259 : Wingfield agst Crenshaw: 259- 260 : Wright agst D3.wney : 260- 267 : Moore agst Chapman : ..• Dist Ct Haymarket • . ,. Co Ct of Halifax • . •. 268 : Digges agst Norris: 269- 270: Craigen et al agst Thorn et al : March 1809 271-277: Lomax agst Hord : 278- 288: Gleeson ' s heirs agst Scott & others : Dist Ct Accomac Co •. • Henry Scott , the elder - will dated 19 Jan 1731 , died 1731 . . • to son Henry Scott , •. to Henry's son Caleb Scott •. •. Caleb died 1770, leaving issue , 4 daughters, 2 of whom died 1784 under age & without issue , 3rd died 1787 , leaving a natural son (George Fisher, alias Scott), the 4th Peggy Scott ••.• .• . 288-309 : Vance agst Walker : 5 July 1802 , Superior Court Chancery Staunton. , .. , John Vance agst Francis Walker • •• • John Huston , Washington Co . . • .• sold to John Vance ••••• Joseph Acklin , his father Chri stopher Acklin •.• . . 309- 316: Turberville agst Long : Di.st Ct Fredericksburg • . •• Ware Long •. •. Martha Turberville ••. • 316- Jl9r Hoover agst Donally & others: County Court Greenbrier Co • . . . Christopher Miller purchased land from Andrew Donally . • • • forcibly took possession • ••• Donally's agent (Samuel Bro~m) sold land to Charles Grattan .••• • Miller assigned land to Hoover . • ••• 319- 321: Corbin's Adm'r agst Southgate : . •• Christopher Harwood • •• John T Corbin ••• John Southgate ••. King & Queen Co Ct • • • Christopher ' s sister Anne Harwood •••••• 321-387: Claiborne & wife agst Henderson & others : Henderson & others agst Claiborne & wife: •• • ••• William Claiborne & Frances , his wife , late Francis Black, widow of William Black, ••.• • estate in Alexandria • .. • Nov 1786 .•••••• • Alexander Henderson • •• • • •• 388- 394: Kirtley agst Deck: Dist Ct Staunton ...• Michael Deck slander agst St. Clair Kirtley. • • • Michael Deck taken a false oath in Rocki ngham Court .• , ••• 394-397: Smith agst Segar: Co Ct King & Queen • •... debt •.. . April 1809 399-435: Tabb & others agst Archer & others : Randolph & others agst Randolph & otherss ••• 1Mar1804 Superior Court Chancery Richmond Di.st •.•• 14 Mar 1804 • • • Dr Archer & Dr Randolph married daughters of Mrs Tabb..... Dr John Randolph Archer md Frances Cook Tabb of full age ••• marriage agreement 17 Feb 1801. •••• Dr Bathurst Randolph married Mary Tabb who was under age ••• marriage agreement 19 Nov 1800 •••• William B Giles married Martha , daughter of Mrs Tabb,.'. 436-448: Jones's Devisees agst Roberts: Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist •• ••• Joseph Jones died after Oct term 1805 •••• John Musgrove, eldest son of Willia m Musgrove • •• Valendar Musgrove .••• William now dead, • • John came of age Jan 1788 V1ri1n1a Appalaohta.n Not.es �Vol I II - Hening & Munford - I oJ 449-463: Beasley (appelant) agst Owen. (appelee) : . .• William Hurt, will dated 1789 - son-in-law, William Beasley, , , grandsons John Beasley & Edwin Beasley (children of William Beasley) •• • • William Hurt, grandfather •••• William Beasley, appelant ' s father •••. William Hurt died 1796 . . .. will proved Nottoway Co Ct Dec 1796 . ... grandchildren John Beasley & Edwin Beasley •••• daughter Anne Hurt dec ' d by 1789 , md William M Beasley ••••• John Beasley died an infant in lifetime of his grandfather • •••• 463-469: Cooke agst Wise: 470-483: Newton agst Wilson(l) : .• • debt • • • James Wilson • • .• William Newson •••• Dist Ct Prince Edward 48J-501 : Cook agst Wise & Newton agst Wilson (after reconsideration) 501-502: Scott agst Adams: Oct 1804 . .... Appellee dead now •• • •• George K Taylor ••••• 502: Palmer & Eubank agst Mill: 502 - 548: Bates agst Holman , ex ' r of Bates: •••• Charles Fleming Bates, attorney single , made will 16 Nov 1790 . ... George Holman, friend • •• • 'Ihomas F Bates & wife Caroline M• • •• • Caroline mother of Charles . ••• added codicil 23 Sept 1801 .... .. another will 2 Sept 180J . .. . . . mother & father living ••••• brother Edward reach 21 years •• •• brothers • • •• • sisters Anna & Caroline Matilda • • • •• sister Margaret •• •• • daughter Clemensa (under 21) at Walter Keeble ' s in Cumberland •• ••• my lot in Cartersville ••••• Mary Bates, widow of testator ••• •• Charles F Bates married 28 May 1806 Miss Miller •••• Charles died 30 May 1808 . .• . Charles F Bates' childer was understood to have been born dead ••• •• wits: William Gray, Edward Bolling •• ••• Miss Winnifred Heath ••• • • Mrs Bates (mother) ' s daughter Sally ••••• • Wit: William Miller •••• William Clarkson -- child placed with Clarkson to board on last day of Oct 1805 • • Charles F Bates said father's name (of Clemensa) was George Alexander Stevens •• • Trueheart, ca 4 yrs old, to be educated at Bethlehem College, Pa ••• Wits Frederick Woodson ••• near relation of testator •••• wits Lanier Bradshaw •• •• 26 May 1805 Thomas F Bates, father of testator, died ••••• wit: Charles Hopkins • • • •• wit: Christopher Anthony ••••• Clemensa , illegitimate daughter •••• William Clarkson of Goochland Co 548-564: The Attorney-General (Com'th) agst Turpin: •••• Dr Philip Turpin .• 1779 565-574: Wilki nson agst Mayo : To Dist Ct Richmond from Co Ct Powhatan•• •••••• • Joseph Mayo Dec 1805..... Thomas Wilkinson •••••• 574Com ' th agst J osiah M'Clenegan BOOK REVIEW by Gene Swartzell Smyth County Virginia Cemeteries - Vol I, by Mack H Sturgill & Kenneth L Sturgill. This begins a planned series of volumes to record all the burials in the county, beginning in the 18th century. Vol I records more than 6,400 burials in SS cemeteries. The alphabetical index uses both married and maiden names (when available). In an effort for a complete & comprehensive published series , the authors state they would appreciate the names and locations of small cemeteries in the county that may not appear on topographical maps of the area. Vol I has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Central R?anoke City Public Library. Dean Tucker Printing, 270 pages, softbound. Published May 1993 . Order from K L Sturgill, 704 Cumberland St, Marion, VA 243S4. (make checks payable to Mack H Sturgill). $1S.OO plus $3.00 shipping. V11''1ni& Appalachian Not.es �/O~ OUR PEOPLE WERE SCOTCH - IRISH contributed by Nelson Eddy Scotch - Irish is a name given to the people who migrated to Ireland from Scotland because of many abuses and deprivations suffered in their homeland by political and religious dif'ficulties. These Scots migrated to Northern Ireland by the thousands in the year of 1500 . In fact there were about 10,000 Scots who went to Ulster durning 1606 to 1612 and this type of trend continued for a number of years after. The Scottish people were very clannish and they lived very much to themselves in Ireland. They were all Presbyterians and they accepted their religious beliefs seriously. They were often guilty of causi ng reli~ gious intolerance. The Scottish people were a proud people and a proud race by having a rule within themselves that there would be no one mixing of the races of Scots and Irish. All marriages were within their own race and this vow was completely accepted and faithfully observed. When these people migrated to Northern Ireland they were soon very unhappy in Ireland because they found that it was no better living there than it was in their homeland. They took advantage of the opportunity to migrate to America early in the 1770's and since they came Ireland and they were Scottish they were given the nickname of Scot-Irish a name which still identifies them as a group of American pioneers . Added to the problems of their religious and political persecutions were the problems of a six year drought , a smallpox epidemic, a slack in the linden and woolen trade, high food costs , failure of the potato crop, high rent, which cause a great anxiety and unrest with the Scottish people. These people were a stout-hearted and a very adventuresome sort of people and they were not afraid of anything or anybody . They were just typical frontiersmen in the early settling of America . The Scot-Irish people were a very bold and courageous , democratic and to the point of lawlessness people. They were very individualistic, squatter and a hater of the Indians here in America. They were a chronic opponent to established order as they came from a border where raids, feuds and petty warfare had been the rule. The Scot-Irish played a vigorous part in the America Revolution seeking their freedom that they had so wanted when they left their homeland for America. They established a l ot of s·mall colonies like in Pennsylvania where pacificist sentiments of Quakers, German Sectarians were strong , this no doubt prompted the alignment with the patriot cause and were perhaps a decisive importance in their cause for freedom. The ScotIrish peoples tenacity, firmness, and determination along with his courage and self-reliance had helped him to make a notable record in the political leadership for which the group as a whole seems to have a remarkable capacity for. V1rliDJa .Appalaohtan NotM �Here in America these Scot- Irish were leaders and builders. These people would secure a frontier fro~ danger and they stood firm for their principles. These pure blood Scots who came here in the beginning were not a part nor did they like t o be known as a part of the Irish people who came to America. When their migration to America in the early 1700's by way of as many as 54 ships at a time which arrived in New York from both Ireland and England and even a greater number had came to the ports of Delwa.r e , Maryland and South Carolina. It i s guessed that at the time of the Revolution that there were one third of all t he colonist who were Scot-Irish, and in Boston t he remark was ma de "Why the confounded Scotch-Irish will eat us up." These ScotIrish people were well known to be a strong-hearted people and they were very hard to get along with at times as they seem to cause friction with their neighbor~ mostly because of their religious doctrines plus a few other s mall matters. They did not seem to get along with the settlers in the north and east parts of Pennsylvania and they packed up and all moved to the s outh part of the state into a clan like group around York and Gettys burg known as in part the "Manor of the Maske'' and they were in no humor to give up anything. By far the most prominent Scotch-Irish settlement in York County was the "Marsh Creek Settlement , " which is presently the town of Gettysburg is the center. As it was the policy to push the Scotch-Irish to the frontier, and as the land at the foot of South Mountainfesembled to some extent that of their homeland and Ireland. It wa&'°'only natural that many of the early s ettlers should take lands in this locality. 'Iltls name of this settlement is taken from the Marsh Creek, a small stream. This district has given to the County of York many men of prominence in civil and military leadership. Called upon in their early history to do active service against the Indians, they became adjusted to all sorts of hardships, and thus became throughly self-dependent and aggress·i ve people . Among s ome of the early settlers of the Marsh Creek section now known as the "Manor of the Maske" were four men known as John Eddy Sr., John Eddy Jr, , William Eddy and Samuel Eddy. In this list the names of McLean stands for McClellan; McCain for McKean; McFarson for McPherson; Hooswich for Hosack and Eddy for Edie. In 1765, a compromise was affected through the agency of 'lhomas Agnew and Robert McPherson, who acted as a committee for the settlers, which s ecured for them the concession that the lands taken prior to 1741 should be sub ject t o the "common terms" the boundaries of the manor and were there marked upon in 1766. This land consisted of some forty three thousand five hundred acres instead of the thirty thousand acres originally intended. The tenn "Marsh Creek Settlement" has been applied to all the settlers (S cotch-Irish ) within the Manor of Maske. There was, however, another settlement, known as the Great Conewago Settlement," which was some miles to the east of Gettysburg, and near the town originated by Capt. D:i.vid Htmter, which bears his name (Huntertown) . So closely and initmately were the people of these two settlements connected in all manners of historical interest, that in speaking of the Marsh Creek Settlement the Great Conewago Settlement is included. This same Vtramta Appale.ohtan Not.ee �I tJ '/- relationship also existed with all the Scotch-Irish settlement in Augusta County , Virginia . Which is possible the an~wer as to why our family came from out of Virginia . One must remember that at this time that this area was all known as the Virginia Territory . General George Washington once said , " I:f defeated everywhere el se I will make my last stand for liberty among Scotch-Irish of my native Virgi nia ." One of the famous forces was the Pennsylvania line , and these men were all Ulster Scot-Irish to a man . The position of the Scot-Irish in the new world was a peculiar and unusual one . They alone , of all races, were present in sufficient numbers in all New Engl and to make their influence felt , and they alone had a uniform religion and had experienced persecution of both church and state in both Scotland and Ireland. They previ ously had been denied liberty, bot h civil and religious which are common heirs to democratic principles of f r eedom for which they were searching. Many believe that the strong stand of the Scotch-Irish on these principles not only set the revoluti on in motion but determined to a great extent the form of government adopted. # ###### ## # # # ### # ############################### # ############~######## CORVI N CEMETERY The Corvin Ce metery is l oca t ed west of Wyth ev ill e , Virgi n ia . Take Main Street ( Route 21) west . Yiel d r ig h t o nt o th e Old Stage Road (Route 667 ). Fo l low the Old Stage Road u n t il you come t o the Old Fi s h Ha tch e ry Ro ad (R o ute 6 54 ) , turn left and follow Route 654. The ce metery is on a wood e d h il l o n t h e righ t just before you cross t h e N & S Ra il roa d . Da t e inscriptions were transcri bed : ear l y 1980's . Co mpi led b y Walt e r A. and Avis C . Hunt. Chenault, Angeline "Aunt Daisy " : Corvin, Joseph: - 15 Apr 189 9 25 Dec 1795 - 27 Oct 1 868 Corvin, Robert T.: Spanish Ame r ica n War Corvin, Sarah E.: - 8 May 1884 Corvin, Sophia: Corvin, Stephen S.: Dec 1928 Co . D 2n d VA I nf. - 3 Dec 1890 CSA abo u t 42 years about 5 2 years Co. A 63rd VA I nf . Corvin, Susan F . : 3 Sep 1844 - 7 Nov 1930 Rose, William H. : 1 May 1891 CSA 8 May 1 8 4 3 - 27 Corp. Co . C Slst VA Inf. Th ere are other graves but they are not marked. had n ot been used in many years. Viratma Appal.&oht&n Notes 4 J ul 1 82 4 - This cemetery �/()5 SINK contributed by Doris 0 Sink* (Mrs H T) From the Hoos i er Democrat , Carroll County , Flora , Indiana ; Saturday, January 7 , 1928. James W Sink Dies Detroit , Mich; Funeral Here Sunday . James W, Sink was bo:rn in Franklin County , Virgini a , October 27 , 1844, the son of Leonard and Sarah Jane (Saul) Si nk , and died in Detroit , Mich., December 29 , 1927 , at the age of 83 years , 2 months and 2 days. As a young man he made several trips to Illinois and Indiana , finally locating in Flora, I n . wher e he lived until about fou r years ago , when he went to make his home in Detroit, Mich. , remaining there until his death. At the age of 17 he entered and served four years in the Southe:rn Army of the Rebellion, taking the place of his father who had been drafted, He did duty under Gen . Early and Gen Longstreet, and at one time was held an army prisoner in Deleware for s ix months . On March 14, 1868 he was married to Rebecca L. Updike who died on July 18, 1886. To this union were bo:rn s ix children , two of whom have preceded the father in death , there remaining Mrs . Charles Minnix (Ida) , of Flora, Ind ., Andrew and James both of Franklin Co . , Va ., and Monroe of Logansport, Ind. On March 6, 1892 , he was married to Martha Weaver, who survives. To this union were born eight children , of whom five preceded the father in death. Those remaining a r e Ira Sink, of Los Angeles , Cal ., Mrs. Robert Flader (Helen) and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell (Virginia) of Detroit, Mich . Also 23 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren , two brothers and one sister, and a large circle of friends . Eleven years ago he united with the Church of the Brethren , receiving the rite of baptism on his birthday. The remains were brought to the home of a daughter Mrs. Charles Minnix, of this city . Funeral services were held Sunday afte:rnoon at 2 o'clock at the Church of the Brethren . Interment was made in Maple Lawn cemetery. , . . Wa lter L. Sink , b 7 Apr 1883 Franklin Co ., Va, d Dec. 1917, Flora, Ind., a son of Ja mes W. Sink and Rebecca Updike Sink (died before his father above) married 20 June 1908 to Dincie Ann Elizabeth McGuire, b 11 Sept 1888 in Franklin Co ., Va, d 12 Mar 1937 Flora , Ind. (Both bin Va . but met in Ind.) She was daughter of Joel Samuel McGuire and Martha S Fisher both of Franklin Co., Virginia . Martha Fisher lived near Taylors Store, Boones Mill and Bu:rnt Chimmey , daughter of Richard and Elizabeth (Bousman) Fisher. Walter Land Dincie (McGuire ) Sink are the parents of Harold T. Sink, *1323 Wabash Road, * * * Marion , Indiana 46952 * * * * * * * * * * An index is a necessary implement, without which a large author is but a labyrinth without a c lue to direct the readers within.----Fuller V~ Appal&ohtan Notes * �/()/o United States Department of the Interior BUREAU OF L'\ND MANAGEMENT fN R£PLYR£FER TO 1275 GLO (932) Easte rn States 7450 Bosto n Boulevard Springfield. Virginia 22 153 g-- MAY I 8 1993 This is to inform your organization of the historic Federal Land Records at the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Eastern states office, and their availability. The Eastern States is one of the largest land title offices in the world, housing the original patents and supporting title documents for lands that were part of the original "Public Domain" of the . United States in 1789. In 1812 the General Land Office (GLO) was created to administer the district land offices, land sales, issuances of warrants and grants, collection of land sales monies, and the maintenance of land records. Eastern States houses the Secretary of Interior's copies of more than 5 million title documents that date from 1787 to the present for the original public domain states and many western states. Often t h e information contained in the GLO records is needed before a search can be conducted at the National Archives and Re cords Administration centers. Our records are available for public use . In 1989 the GLO Project began automating the Homestead and cash Patents issued before July 1, 1908. Patents for the states of Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis sissippi , and Wisconsin are autQm~ted . The remaining Public Domain States a re scheduled for completion by 1998. Upo n y our requ est the Eastern States will provide information a bout t he Project and how to set up a GLO user's account, a video, an~ a speaker at yo~r convenience. We also encourage your organi z ation t o p l an a visit to Eastern States to view the automation proces s and search the records. We hope thi s info rmation is of assistance to you. Please feel free to contac t me at (703) 440-16 8 5 if further assistance is needed. S incere ly, ,7~ff7v-J ~lm Ge gen Project Manager, GLO Automa t e d Records Project 2 Enclosures V1rll1DJ,a AppaJaobJan Not.es �This system will have the capabiliry to povide such infonnation lO Si.a.e land officials.. counry cl~. industty ~ md the public through rc:quesu from n:moce computc:I' eenninals. Al::eess ao these old l'llCOnh will be etfortJcss and the original docmnents will maintain their i:IUegrity and value so hi.su:ric.al rescarc:h or ocher critical ~ -QWt'l't Got lt, You Can Get II r .... - ' 105 ••• ..., Ewrr month, the BLM. Easa.en Staties fumiWs catifled pbocOSlal copies oC bundl'em of J*Cnts. Most requests for copies come flan title IDOmeyS nf absnct companies who, bcfare Ibey insure title oo a pm1icuJar parcel of land. want ID make sure the Fedc:raJ Govcmmen1 no loogc2' ownsiL ' Individuals and firms involwd in miDtnls QJ>lomion and devdopmem f md dae .- i I records essetatiaJ ao knowing whether or not mincnl rights were rcsa ¥cd lO the Federal Govcrna • • ' i ~ ,.,.J ! J t • mem when the Uni1ed Swes comcycd ti1Je to lhe 1lod. Many d lhese requests axne from the I I IOOthem Suw:s where the burning oC OOUIU)' ~ during the Civil War caused the loss of f many tille records. The recuds are aim of valoc in hisulricaJ research IOd IO genealogisu seeking II information on their anccma1 roots. If you can provide the legal dcsaq.cioo ol a parccJ or pscels. BLM can loc:a1e lhe J*all and supply you with a copy. The legal dcsaipeioo sbouid include lhe subdivision. scc:tion. IDWDShip. range, suncy meridian. and • I SU1C.. The name of the 1andowoc"z alone his not been sufficient in tbe past. since the land aecads of most mies are not indexed by Louis• name.. Under thc.GLO Rcards System. n:cards can also be resemc:bcd by using the paaemee's name. document number, pal.Cnt authority, county, o:r land offkc. Title recook ismed lhrough JunelQ for Albnsas. fbida. Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin will be availabk for automa1.ed l'drieval by name a&t December 1992. Rf't'.1111'$ fnr ocher Swes will follow. For detailed inf~ about 1be GLD Reuieval Sysaan, fees, a ocher BLM prognms CCJ1llart Bureau of Land Management. East.em Swes 74SO Bos1oo Boulevsd Springfield. Virginm 221S3 Public Rescarcb Roam: (703) 440-1600 Public Affairs Office (703) 440-1713 FAX: (703) 440-1599 Even If We Don't Have It, Sonuont Else Probably Dots Became the 1biJ1een Original Colonies and &heir lerrilCries wa'C not I pllt of the FedmJ llnds acquired during national expansion, we do not mainca.i.n the land records of 18 castcm non-public llnd swes a the Dimict Columbia. Tbcsc s&a&es me Connecticut. Delaware. Georgia. Kmbdy, Maine, Maryland.~ New ~ .New Jersey, New Y~ N<X1h Carolina. Ptnnsylvania. Rhode Island. Soulb c.olina. Tc:nne.ucc, Vermont. Virgini&. and Wesl Vilginia. Inquiries oonceming 1md records for these Slates should be diredaf ao tbe individual s&aae archives or land rcc:c:Jnk olf~ h may also be M1l1h your while IO c:ca&ZICl county offaces mcS.U- the Nabonal An:hi~ ill Wabing&on.. D.C. or Bun1111 ofLan4 MlllUlfemenl 1be Bureau of Lmd Mamganc:nt (BLM)• ., agency widlin the De:panmau of the lnrt.ri«. is respoosa"blc for mmaging tbe ~·, pablic bods IDCI resources in ways lbal besl ler'¥C the needs of lhe Americul people. Mmlgiemem is bwd on Che pim:iplc of multiple me and AISUined yield-a cmnbimDcJl of aa tbll tietmca the wds of fublrc p:oenJiom far n:newmble wt non-renewable resourca. Tbcle l'CIOUlcel inclode rcaaitioll. llD&et timber,~ w-=n;bed. fisll llMI wildlife, wildc:rDea and nannl a:enic. &ic:ndfic and cuJturat values. BLM'I Eaten Stam (ES) orpn.izaDon is the steward of lbe public lands and 1e10U1ces under the jurisdiaiaa of BLM ia me 31 ma east of and bordc:riag on the Mississippi RiYCI'. These public lands md reaources are managed ID pr<*Cl lhe mWDamenl md provide a diw:ne may of products and outdoor ~ In tddition to majntaining and pc««rina 1be Sccrela1)' d lbe ln&erial's afficiaJ Imel records. ES mo pcrfonns cadmual swveys for ochet' fedenl qencics and helps place many of' America's wild banes and banos inao adoptive homes. Vir0n1.a Appala.ohtan Notes -• �- 1<'8 ................................................................................................... U.S. DEPARTMENT OFTRE INT£a1oa Land Records • Bvauu or LAND MANAGEMENT WMn TMJ Came From • • EA.snaN STATES How We Got Them As lhe Urili.ed Swes expanded westward from tbe Tbir1cca Original Colonies, Qmgrm rcc:ogna.ed lbe need fc.- an orderly l)'SUm of suneying Ind cbcribing 1be Fccb'al Lmds IO be opened fc.- seulemenL On May 20. 1785. &he Cmtinema.1 ~ enaacd a land dispmJ oninanc:e dw esaablished a Public Land s~ Syw.m basr.d on a rcaangWar lrid. and aUlhorized lbc Treasury Bo.rd ., ld1 public bnds rm revenue. .. ~ ....... Tbe GenuaJ Land Office {GLO) was emblisbtd wilbin tbc Tttamry Dcpmunenl in 1112 to like .... - . dmJC of all suncy and land lide aec:ords. GLO became pst of the newly-cn:a&cd Dcpanmc:m ol lhe 1D1t.riar in I 849. and was llk2ged wi1b 1be U.S. Grmn, Service in 1946 to form lhe Bmau of Land Management (BLM). BLM is now cuszodi.an oflhe land recants which includes une 7.5 million ownership tilles CXMrin& 1.S billioa Kl'CS of pesmt or fonDCZ' public dan\lin llDd. More dwl S million of dac tide documems are aared and maintained l l Bl.M's &.sat:rn Staaes in Vqinia. ........... Tiu Records We Maintain Tbe first land recants to develop from the Onfo•• col 178S were mney fidd DOleS. Gowmmenl IUl'Ve)'I bepn in Ohio in 178S and pcgrc:acd westwm-d ID open mere lmilDl'y fc.- ICUlc:mc:at. Tbe surveyor Jlti*led the field noces describing lbc survey pafmned. The notes might include lhe mmes of tealen living in lbe llUl'Ve)' sea IDd a YSic:ty ol des::a iptjom of bod formations. cliawc, soil. IDd plant and mimaJ life. 1 - · •1 Survey plats are cbwiD:p ol lbe bouadarie$ aeaa.ed by each survey. Plaas are pqmed by \ :- • • ·- - ~--~ ·\ draf1smen who base lhcir drawmp on information in lhe field noces and skeria 11 - . - ·-· \ surveyor ...... _ ... t ·,._ • ,• • • t t W _ _. .__----..;.,. _ t..-1 •.t- • L-111-~ of ,.:..:1:,_..:_ A • ..._ \ .~·~ :~~;~· ~i ~~:-.-: ..\\ ~~J~~·, \ , ~ · I ·-·-.. .J ...... ,. bd. \ ~: 1..:-- .' ~~. \ ~~ _.I.. •-a- v--.--...,, .,..,_.,..VY b~, 111 IP VU-A. wesu:rn \.Haw.MIUll. l'U -.public domain wa sw veycd. lbe gow:nunent c:oald begin 11'1nSfcrring tide of land pscds 10 prime ciriuns, companies wl local pemments. Most titles were trms!cued through pmmas (deeds) from the Fcdctal Gow:mmem. Rccuds d these patents and ochc:r CXJDveyanc:cs of titJe-sucb a nilroed grmm. swmnp p.a. ICbool gnms. lndi.m alloanents., and piV11C land cJmns arc &AIJU contained in huge ncu boob. First dewloped aromd 1800 llld 1D1intained in local land oft"as. met boob have kmg mwd a the 'issential rd'en:nc:e IOmCe for all D••sartioPs imolvin& public lands. They 1dl who otc•incd wbal mod from lhe Federal Govemmcot and when. Bl.M's EaSltm Stmes main1ains 10.000 m boob cxm11ining the land records far 1be 13 public llDd st11eS under its jurisdiction: Alabama. Albnsas.. Florida. minois. lndil"I, Jowa. lArisiana. Michigan Minnes>ea., Missouri. Mm:imppi. ()bjo md Wiscansin. Comidc:red lhe largest land lide office in the wortd. ~ Smes mainams almost five million Focderal land conveyance docwneats which precede and follow lhe nlificaDan of dac canslilUlion. These COD\l'C)'8nCC documents include bomearatfs, czlt sales, mjreDmieoas warrmm_ priYUC Lllld daims. IWllDp lisas. Stale~ w1 railrmd lists. Tbe m boob are conrinnally med by Fcdr:n1 md w lgm" its. tide insurmcc crcrpnies, iDdasuy' ICICardlc:rs and Cllben. Tbe continuous me ol many ol lhese old boob Im ClllSed much wcs- and c.car. despi1e lhe etfons oC anisan bootbinders who combine old stills and new ~ ID~ manm lhe boob in mablc Conn. 1bese old tcCCrds 1re lil.c:nDy being Imm ID de4llt. Pnierving America'• Heritage .. 81.M f.:ed a c:ridcal Deed ID Jl'CRI ve md prOCCICI dac recarda while imurin& dleir 8\WlDJity• ....,,.,.,.. via COIDpala'I provided abe Jop:al wwer. la 1919, Ematra Smea lwmcbcd I unique project ID tc:m ml copy dae pricdca docummtJ Ol1IO CDmp(ila'-read aptkaJ disks. lbe GLO AlllOl1lmd Records Projec:L Once a cklll'.>111Wff ii c:apied.. Bl ii dam llOled ill acid-he boxes in I cJima1e.camroUe ..it. The result ol dUa effort will be a single IOUl'CC ol RCICllded ialomwion oa lmda lhll ..ae once iD Federal owaasbip. lllCla • dlla qarcfioa cuna1t Fak:nJIJ-owncd llnds IDd minenla; wbida Fedc:raJ qmcy Im jurbdicaioa ova: the lmd 1111faa:; md wlml individuab or altitia fint rec:c:ived the llDd from lhe Federal Govamnena. VirCfD!a .Appalaoh1an Notes �ORIGINAL 13 COLONIES AND TERRITORIES (Land Record• are under Stat..• Jurisdiction) STATES ENTERED INTO GLO AUTOUATED RECORDS SYSTEM AS OF MAY 1993 (Other States wlU be entered by October 1997) Mfxe ... °"*'let Roli.- Div. cl Solids MDO _, lllnagement of Federal ownership In 31 Stat•• adjoining or Nit of Appro1lmately 30,000 acres of wtct.ly-acattered Federal surface and 39 mtmon acrea of Federally-owned mlner1l1, most of which are beneath aurt.ce admlnlatered by other Federal agencies or owned br the Stat.. or JURISDICTION: .. the Mlulaalppl Atver. private lndlvldu111. GLO Automat ed Records Project; Automation Status - 4/93 Arkansas (163,000 documents)-c omp l eted ; Mi nnesot a (167,000 documents)-completed; Louisiana (82, 000 documents)- comp l eted; Michigan (167 , 000 documents) - completed; Florida (56,000 documen ts )-comp let ed; Wisconsin (188,000 documents)-completed; Mississippi (169,000 do cuments ) & Oh io (94,000 documents) - i n product i on; Alab ama (260 ,000 documents) ; Missouri (307,000 documents); Illinois (247,000 documents); I llinois ( 247, 00 0 documents); Ind i ana (188,000 documents); Iowa (145,000 documents); Misc ellaneous patents, railroad grants, swamp grants and wa r rant s (approx i mately 643,000 documents); Serialized patents (1,200,000 doc uments). 16 weste r n BLM s tates. V~ .Appalaoh1an Not.es �II" SURNAME INDEX SURNAME DATES LOCATION GIVEN NAME Doris Goins, 8018 E Cree Lake S, Kendallville, IN 46755 GOINS George W Wythe/Pulaski/Wash Cos Va GOINS George M Pula ski , Va - Preble , OH RATLIFF James Patrick , Va - Preble, OH ~ry_~~nna Jean Ford, 1633 ORR McSPADDEN CLINE LYLE WALKER WHITESIDES M~-1!.~~_Q_r_~o WILLIAMS BAILEY RICHARDSON WILLIAMS WILLIAMS RICE BAILEY bl833-dl903 1869-1933 bl80l;mdl8 35 Cheg_~_Way_,_ _A_p_t_~__c_A 95Q_03-2~Q_1:_ Wash./Smyth Co, VA Wash/Augusta Co, VA Wythe/Smyth Co, VA Augusta/Rockbridge Co , VA Augusta/Rockbridge Co , VA Auga/Rkbdge /Wash Co, VA L_1:._5_5_Q_3 W~t Sip_bo1!_,_~~c_atel l o , ID 8320 ~ Lewis Rockbridge Co , VA Mary Botetourt Co , VA John Franklin Co , VA Minerva Ann Franklin Co , VA Pheba Mat ilda Rockbridge Co, VA Benjamin Rockbridge Co , VA Philip Bedford Co, VA Ruth M Erhardt , Box 266, Bassano, Alberta , TOJ OBO LAZENA _______An'd;-e-w--..:-;n-Hi st :--M"ai,- "Ot-- -irank'iin LAZENA/LASANY Lawrence Shenandoah Co, VA LAZENA/LAZANNY John Bedford/Franklin PICKELSIMER Joseph Botetourt Co, VA or BECKELSHYMER Franklin Co , VA LAZENA Christina Franklin Co, VA 1840 1850 1850 1850 1825 1850 1808 co, VA 1784 Census 1782-1797 1783 1803 md 18 Mar 1792 Mrs Mar_.x F McBride, 5003 Sunset Bluff, Huntsvil l e, AL 35803 ISOMs- ------------- -------- of-Grayson-Co-;--vA"-·-----Auga - Augusta; Wash - Washington; Rkbdge - Rockbridge DID YOU KNOW THAT-- The Church of England was very much a part of the local government of our country in its early days. The sheriff conducted a mass meeting of "Freeholders and Housekeepers" which elected twelve men t o serve as Vestrymen. To qualify, they were required to be freeholders ; residents of the Parish; and must take an oath "to be conformable to the doctrine and discipline of the Church of England." The several duties of the Vestry weres '!he levying and collecting of a tax on all citizens; The building and maintenance of a ll Church buildings and Glebe lands; The paying of the Minister's salary; The care of the poor; The marking of property boundaries; The settlement of property disputes; the investigation of all moral offences; To report to the civil authorities all offenders and criminals; etc. submitted by Charles T Burton. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Vtrem.t& Appa.l&ohtan Not.es �Ill NEW ADDITIONS TO THE VIRGINIA ROOM ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY JANUARY - APRIL 1993 Abbott , W. W. -- The Papers of George Washington - Colonial Series 8 - June 1767 - December 1771 . University Press of Virginia. Armstrong, Richard L. Seventh Virginia Cavalry. H. E. Howard , Inc. 1992. Arthur, John Preston -- Western North Carolina A History (from 1730 to 1913). The Reprint Co., Spartansburg, s.c. Barnhart , Miles Goodwin -- Barnhart Memoirs, Book 1. Associated Offices. 1956. Beck , Brandon H. & Charles s . Grunder Jackson's Valley Campaign - The First Battle of Winchester, May 25, 1862. H. E . Howard, Inc. 1992 . Black, Irene c. -- Newspaper Marriage and Death Notices 1874 1890 from The Landmark, Statesville, N.C . 1992 . Borden, Duane L. Tombstone Inscriptions, Page county, Virginia . Yates Publishing Company, Ozark, Mo. 1986. Borden , Duane L. Tombstone Inscriptions, Page County, Virginia. Volume 2 . Dogwood Printing, Ozark, Mo. 1991. Bradley , Dr. Stephen E. Jr . The Deeds of Bertie County, North Carolina 1757- 1772. Bradley, Dr . Stephen E. , Jr. -- Mathews county Virginia Censuses 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840. Bradley , Dr. Stephen E., Jr. -- The 1850 Federal Census Mathews County, Virginia. Brock , Robert L. -- A Brock Family History. Gateway Press , Baltimore . 1992. Broughton , Carrie L. -- Marriage and Death Notices in Raleigh Register and North Carolina State Gazette 1826-1845 . Reprinted Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1 968. Brown , Stuart E. , Jr ., Lorraine F. Myers and Eileen M. Chappel -- Old Chapel - Biographical and Genealogical Record of Persons Buried at Old Chapel. Virginia Book Co. 1987 . Burris , Velma and Elmer Gerlach -- The Families of Christena Roush- Durst- Smith. Cameron, Joseph Rodney, Sr . Early settlers of Old Mount Airy , Wythe County, Virginia. Gateway Press . 1990. Camin, Betty J. and Edwin A. -- North Carolina Bastardy Bonds. The Kopy Shop Printers, Seneca, s.c . Cantanzariti, John -- The Papers of Thomas Jefferson - Vol.25 January 1793 to May 1793. Princeton Univ . Pre ss 199 2. Carothers, Bettie Stirling -- 1776 Census of Maryland. Family Line Publications . 1992. Carson, Cathy Smoot -- Matohe A Labour of Love . Warwick House Publishing, Lynchburg. V1r'1Dia Appala.ohtan Notes �II~ Clements, S. Eugene and F. Edward Wright The Maryland Militia in the Revolutionary War. Family Line Publications . Coldham, Peter Wilson -- Supplement to the Complete Book of Emigrants in Bondage 1614 - 1775 . Genealogical Pub. 1992. Collins, Darrell L. 46th Virginia Infantry . H. E . Howard, Inc. 1992. Dalby, Mary Bailey Andrews -- The Andrews Family, Charlotte County, Virginia 1783 - 1992 . Davis, Robert Scott , Jr . & Rev. Silas Enunett Lucas, Jr. -- The Families of Burke County [Georgia] 1755-1855 a Census. Southern Historical Press 1981. Delauter, Roger U., Jr . -- Winchester in the Civil War. H. E. Howard, Inc. 1992. Driver, Robert J ., Jr. Tenth Virginia cavalry . H. E. Howard , Inc. 1992 . Eldridge, Carrie -- Abstracts of Deed Books 1, 2, 3 and 4. 1808-1831 Cabell County, Virginia/West Virginia . 4 volumes. 1985-1 990 . Eldridge, Carrie -- Will Book 1, 1820- 1848 , Cabell County, Virginia/West Virginia. 1989. Eldridge, Carrie -- Marriages 1806 - 1850 , Mason County , Vi r ginia/ West Virginia . Elliott, L. David and John E. Burrows , III -- Elliott's of Pittsylvania County, Virginia . 1992 . Ev ans, J une Ban ks -- Lunenburg County, Virginia , Deed Book 31 , 1837-1840. Bryn Ffyliaid Publications . Evans, June Banks -- Lunenburg County, Virginia , Deed Book 32 , 184 0 - 1842 . Bryn Ffyliaid Publications . Fairfax County Board of Supervisors -- Industrial and Historical Sketch of Fairfax County, Virginia (1907) . Filby, P. Wi lliam a nd Paula K.Woolverton -- Passenger and Immigrati on Lists Index 1993 Supplement. Gale Research ' I nc . Fishburn , Joh n E . - - The Fishburns - Revised Edition . Oregon Bookbi ndi n g Co. , Silverton. 1992. 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Zin n , Melba Pender -- Monongalia County, (West) Virginia: Records of the District, Superior and County Courts . Volume 5: 1802-1805. Heritage Books, Inc. 1992 . Virginia Appa.h.chicn ?Totes �QUERIES 74-93: John Strange ROBERTSON, b ( when?) ca 1801, Patri c k Co., VA , d (when?) after 187 3 (where?), md (when?) Rebecca (who?) from N C. John ROBERTSON is s / o William H. ROBERTSON & Sara LACKEY. John & Rebecca had issu e : William H. , David J . , Ca t h e r i ne R., Wilcher C., El v ira R., Madison F. , John, Lavinia , Edmond Francis, S usan & Mar y . Donna J. Robertson, 9380 90th St . . North, Largo, FL 34647-2 4 15. 75-93: Is a a c LEMON, b 1753 NC , d 1833 Franklin Co, VA. I s aa c LEMON II, b 1806 Franklin Co, VA, d 1915, Floyd Co, VA, md (1) Salli e YOUNG & (2) Susan C. SHORTT (w i dow of Jefferson TURNER). Sallie YOUNG wa s report e dl y bd at "Joshua Young burying place". Need location. Wher e are Isaac LEMON, Sr & Jr bd? Donna J. Robertson, see 74-93 76-93: Thomas ROBERTSON, b 1711, d 1798 Franklin Co, VA, md Jane Magdalaine (who?), had William ROBERTSON (1756-1806 Patrick Co , VA) md Nancy Skinner DUVALL (1768- ?) & had William ''Billy" J. ROBERSON (1799 - 1871) md Rebecca Dodd (1808 - 1865). Desc of this l ine remains ROBERSON . Will exch/share info. Donna J. Robertson, see 74-93. 77-93: Seeking info on a James GREEN, b ca 1738,, md Ann PARNAL D (PARNELL) ca 1784. She being 30 yrs & he being 46. Suspected 2nd marriage for both. Her first marr possibly to a Lightfoot Cal a han (Calaban Ligh t foot?). Desc found in Pittsylvania Co 1785 & on. David W. Green, 1412 S. 4th Ave ., Thatcher, AZ 85552 78-93: SEEKIN G MY NATURAL PARENTS: B Charles Michael COOK 111 8- 196 4 @ Fo rt Shelby Hospital, Bristol, VA. Natural Mother b 31 6 - 1 9 4 1 , had 2 bros & 1 sis, parents living 1964. She grad high s chool in 1959 , maiden name COOK. Natural Father b 12 - 9-1934, a consu l t an t for State VA - 2 yrs of pre - law. His par living 1964. Anyo n e with COOK info please contact Charles Michael Cook, Rt 2, Box 33 1-A , Hidden i t e , NC 28636 Se ek i ng inf o on a BLACKMORE & Ann (?) HUGHES. BLACKMORE Their dau md Jonathan PRAT T ca 1775 . They move d to NC 1st , t hen to Newberry Co, SC . Wes Skaggs, 1752 Ches ap eak P L, Arr o yo Gra nde , CA 93420 79-93: d Henry Co , VA , 24-8-1786. 80 - 93: Wi ll exc h info on any HUFF families of SW VA . Prof. Granvill e W. Ho ugh , 3438-B Bahia Blanca West, Laguna Hills , CA 92653 81 - 93 : Need n am e o f pars / o Abraham TROUT & Mary LAW md Nov 1808 in Franklin Co , VA . T h ey mov e d to Cabell Co, VA, bef 1820 . Opal Bowen , Rou t e 1, Box 6 2 , Atchison, KS 66002 82- 93: Ne ed name of pars/o J o hn LANE & Barba r a DeVAULT md July 31 , 17 89 in Washington Co, VA. The y moved to Marion Co , TN 1790s o r earl y 1 8 00 s. Opal Bowen, s ee 8 1-93 8 3 - 93: Need names of bros & sis of Elizabeth CANNADAY . S he md P e ter S . MOORE Jun 29, 1 8 46 i n F rankl i n Co , VA. Op al Bow e n, see 81- 9 3 �84-9 3 : LawrPll <'P LA ZENA *LAZANNY* Sh0.nandoah Co, VA, f i r s t. cens us page 66-1784. In Franklin Co in 1798. Is he related to Christina who md 18 Mar 1792? What nationality iu this name? Ruth M. Erhardt, Box 266, Bassano , A}bPr ta TOJ OBO 85-93: Would like to exch info on following families: QUALLS , QUARLES, SNOW, MAARSHALL, BLANKENS HIP, GAINES. Who were t.he par/o James B . QUALLS b 1806 in TN, md Elizab~th SNOW 1828. Moved to Ark 1848 . Does anyone know who Elizabeth SNOW QUALLS par were? Wi lm a Ben11 etL , Rt. 5, Box 380 , Blanch ard, OK 73010 86-93: Need info o n Steven BENNETT b 1744 Pittsylvania Co, VA. Father William BENNETT , Mother Hannah GOAD. Need next of kin names, bros, sis & children. Did they li ve in Sullivan Co, TN bef moving to S C? Wilma Bennett, see 85-93 87-93: Need p/o Esther (REN<T>FRO<W>) LOONEY , b ca 1739 1n that part of Orange Co that is today Botetourt Co, VA; d at her home on Sinking Creek , Botetourt Co Feb 1821 . All costs of copying & postage reimbursed. Billie R. Lewis, 1104 Voncile St, Lake Wales, PL 33853-39 19 88-93: Need proof of p /o William CANNADAY (b ca 1720) where? d 1801; md Nancy who? owned land o n Runnet Bag Creek, Franklin Co, VA; had ch : Misniah, James , William, Jr, John, Sarah, Nancy & maybe others . Billie R. Lewis ,, see 87-93 89 - 93: Reward $50.00 proof of par & bi rt hplace of Matthew MARTIN Sr, b ca 1773; d Franklin Co, VA; md Edith STATON; was she his 2nd wife? Was h e bro to Hezikiah MARTIN of Nelson Co, VA? Billie R . Lewis, see 87-93 90&91-93 : Searching for p/o Calvin C . PURKEY (PERKY), b ca 182 3 in NC or Grayson Co, VA, d Wise Co, VA, md Ann PARSONS. Ch: Mary Jane, b 1848; Samantha, b 1851. Mary Jan e md Thomas Jefferson ADDINGTON. How is Calvin PURKEY rela te d to John M. PERKY (PURKEY) , Kendrick C. PERKY (PURKP.Y) , Franklin M. PERKY (PURKEY) & George M. PERKY (PUR KEY) all living in Wise Co, VA 1 n 1860 ce nsus? Trula F. Purkey, 7016 Grove Road, Alexandria, VA 22306 92-93: Searching for par & sibs of Ann PARSONS , b ca 1832, NC; d Did she have a 1880 Wise Co, VA, md Ca J vin C. PURKEY ca 184 5 / 46 . bro John PARSONS ? Is s h e r elate d to Rob ert PARSONS who was Trula F. Purkey, see 90 & 9 1 living in Lee Co, VA? 93-93 : Seeking researchers of WALDRON, WALROND , BURKE. Need par/o William A. WALDRON & Lillian BURKE WALDRON . Both d of smallpox Roanok e or Bedford a r ea ca 1900 leavin g 2 young sons who t hen raised by an aunt - name unkn ow n . One nam ed Louis Mor tt WALDRON b Nov 20, 1892, in Roanok e attended Mt. Olivet Gra mmar School, Bedford & Roanoke High. Virginia Holmes, 19804 Luana Dr . Tehacha_pi, CA 94-93: Need info on Charles & Thoma s WA LDRON (WALROND) b in 1840s in KY or VA of Henr y WALROND & Mary Boyd WALROND of Bedford area. Last found in 1860 in MO. Did they return to VA? Henry (a traveling carpenter-contractor) was s / o John P . WALDRON & Jane Palmer WALDRON of Pittsylvania Co , VA . Virginia Holmes, see 93-93 117 �Ii B 95-93: Need info on how to obtain chu r c h membership or baptismal r e c o rd s of o l d Jiii t . 0 1 i v et Me tho d i s 1. Chu r ch o f Bed f o rd f o r 1 8 9 0 1908 era. Virginia Holmes. see 93-9 3 96-93: Seek par / o William KNOX b SON b ca 1790. Zimmerman, ca 1785 VA & wife Nancy ANDER- Children b 1810 TN, 1818 VA & 1822 KY. Box 200 , Ha~vel, IL Mrs. Donald 62538 97-93: Do you have a Confederate ancestor who fought in the War Between the States? If you are a lineal or collateral descendant, honor your ancestor by becoming a member of the United Daughters of the Conf e d e racy . For more info, please contact Mrs . C . W. Miller 4709 Co lonial Ave., S.W., Roanoke , VA 24018 99-93: Want info on James ROBINSON/ROBERSON of Lee Co, VA. His 1835 will names w Katherine; sons Rufus Morgan, Benjamin F & Craig F; daus Thursy & Regina. Survivors moved to MO bef 1839. John B COLLIER, neighbor in MO, witnessed James ROB I NSON gs of James ROBERSON & Mary FUQUA of Bedford Co, VA? Justice C S Howery, see a~~j/9~93~ 100-93 : Want info on HARTMAN family of Botetourt Co, VA. Christine HARTMAN md 1786 Michael HOWERY. Was she d/o Frederick HARTMAN? Justine C S Howery, see above #98-93 .• 101-93 : Looking for parents of Benjamin MEADOR, b 1775ca Pr Edward Co, VA, md Elizabeth BASHAM 21 Dec 1797 Bedford Co, VA (her f was William BASHAM - m ?). (9?) ch: Burwell, Nehemiah, Temperance, Matthew, Theodocia & Benjamin G. 1830 /1840 census in Russell Co, VA & Barren Co, KY in 1850. Also wife of Thomas GREEN b 31 May 1763 Goochland Co, VA. Peggy Ruble, I66 NW 200, Wc:_r_rensburg, MO 64093. 1 02- 93 : I am researching James BOWLIN, John JARRETT, Wm. SOOTER, Daniel GROVES Elijah PITTMAN 1 ~ PITMAN, AIRHART, HARRISON, WILSON. !'frs Ellis Bolien, Rt 2 Box 66, Mt. Vernori: MO 65712. 103-93 : John W C CAMPBELL, b 1831 in Claiborne Co, TN, to Abram & Winney CAMPBELL . He md Mary E COUNTISS on 26 Nov 1857 in Washington Co, VA . Descendant information is needed. !i}._c:._1!_~ l~~ucker L_344__~c:_12_~er A'!_e__,_R_er~1!_~mbcry--L-_ NJ 08861-2025 . 104-93 : William Henry ALLISON, b June 1841 Smyth Co, VA, to David & Rachel ALL ISON. He md on 20 Sept 1859, Washington Co, VA , to Martha COUNTISS. Descendan t info is needed . !'f_~c:!1-~1:_l e L _Tucker, see above JF103:_9_~ 1 05-93 : Th eodore Alexander BLONDELL/BLUNDELL, b i826, Baltimore , MD, to John M & Cath erine A BLONDELL. He rod 9 Mar 1860, Washington Co , VA, to Sarah COUNTI SS . 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Please include the PRICE of the book, any advertising material that you have, and where the book may be ordered fro~. All books wil l be pl a ced in the Virginia ~oom of the Cen~ral R0anoke City Public Library , El wood Park, Roanoke, Virg~nia. ============================================================================== , • �V I R G I N I A AP P AL AC H I AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ========================================================================= Vol . 17 - No. 2 - May 1993 CONTENTS President's Message Tax Lists in the Un it ed States Galilee Christian Church Cemetery Meadow Creek Church Rev. (Elder) John Lawrence & Some of His Descendants Items from Exchange Quarterlies Names Smith in Various Languages "Clinch Valley News " 1886- 1890 What Does It Mean? Queries Ice And Snow Genealogocial Hints 49, 49 , 78 Financial Statement 1992 42a 42 43 50 51 52 53 59 60 72 73 78 79 ======================================================================== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Meets (usually) the third Saturday of the month (except summer months & Dec.) at the Roanoke City Central Library, Elwood Park, Jefferson St. (across from Community Hospital), Roanoke, Virginia, at 1:30 pm . Come early and resear ch in the Vi rginia Room. �~outqfue5fertt ~irginia ®enralogical ~ocief~ April 13 , 1993 Dear Fellow Members: Greetings from the Executive Board of the Southwest ern Virginia Genea l ogical Society . We hope that the society is providing the kind of programs and opportunities which assist you in your research . Our officers are all volunteers but work extremely hard to provide excellent programs and our quarterly, the VAN . For those of you who live out of the area and whose summer travel plans may bring you to Roanoke, I would like to recommend a visit to the Virginia Room at the Main Roanoke City Library . It is a very special place for genealogical research. If you have any suggestions about how we might serve you better , please let us know. Sincere ly, /N6~ma lt 'z-; 1t<L:,~'cziJ ~_; Jean ·' Peters President IN MEMORIUM Hazel Bradford Harvey 1922 - 1993 Our Genealogical Society has lost a valuable member in the death of Hazel Harvey. She had served as assistant editor of the Virginia Appalachian Notes in recent years besides having been Chairman of the Exchange Quarterl ies Committee and a faithful member of the Society for many years. She was a ded ic ated researcher who was always willing to share her findings with others. She will be greatly missed. ================================================================================= �TAX LI STS IN THE UNI TED STATES by E B Fau l coner Genealogical Helper, Jan 1974, p3 (Taken from the " Genealogical Society Observer" , Oct 1972, Vol VII I, #10 , published by the Genealogical Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , Salt Lake Citr, Utah . ) Did your great-grandfath er own a bi ll ard table? How many wheeled carriages and metal stoves did he have'? The answers to these quest ions might be found in the early tax lists . These records are not very glamorous but searching them can be fun. Tax lists often are neglected because their genealogical value is not appreciated. Tax lists are maintained at the federal, state & county levels of government. With few exceptions , such as the " US Direct Tax of 1798," federal tax lists are almost nonexistent until WW I , & can be e limin ated as a genealogical source before that time. Therefore, county & state lists constitute the most valuable genealogical source . Most tax lists were alphabetized to some extent when they were compiled , but some were not & are completely unindexed. The best way to locate these records is to search under the state 8 county in the card catalog for "Tax Lists. " Also , look under " US Taxation " for federal & miscellaneous lists. Probably the earliest US tax list is the "US Direct Tax List of 1798." This list records the tax levied on 16 colonial states . Partial lists are known to be extant for Ga, Md, Mass. & Pa . A pamphlet by the National Arch ives, "US Direct Tax of 1798: Tax Lists for the State of Pa " (974.8/A6t), names the Custod ians of known extant lists . The Gen 'ical Soc . has the list for Md on microfilm (499,893 to 499,905); however , the list is not alphabetized and parts are not legible . These list s contain the name of the occupant 8 owner, location of the property & No . of acres, No. of buildings, value & taxes levied . Some plantations carried such distinctive names as " Winchesters Folly" & "Thacker ' s Adventure . " Tax lists help to fill the 10-yr gap between federal censuses. They provide the names of occupants & landowners, dates & places of residence, & surname spelling variations. Ownership of land in more than one county plus dates of arrival & departure from a community may be i ndicated. Clues to relationships & dates & places of death frequently are given. For example, if a man's name suddenly stops appearing in the tax lists, but the same property is listed under a woman ' s name, the researcher could assurme that the man died & hiswife is listin g the property. This procedure would lead to a search of the probate and land records to prove the assumption. Tax records were usua l ly begun soon after the county was created, but the records may or may not be extant now . The format & content of tax lists vary greatly for the counties & states of t he US. Personal property & land may be combined in one list or may be listed separately . Tax lists usually contain the day, month, 8 yr the tax entry was made; name & residence of the taxpayer; amt of land or list of personal property & its value; the No. of free white tithabl es (persons) over 21 yrs of age; & a list of the No., of slaves , livestock , & buildin gs. Some tax records provide good clues to the location of land by indicating the watercourse upon which it is located, distance from the County courthouse, & names of the adjoining property owners. Many lists include a column headed " Alt erations. " This means changes made on the property within the past tax year. This column shows additions & removals of buildings, plu s sales & transfers of property, & deaths which occurred during the vear, V1rg1n.Ja ApP&lachJ.an Notes �GALILEE CHR IST IAN CHURCII CEMETERY Continued from Feb, p/8 1993, H-71 Pannell , J. Edward : S-69 Pannell, Lu c ien: son of D. C. and M. M. N. P a nne 11 9 months 4 days 25 Apr 1905 - 22 Jan 1906 W-71 Pannell, Lucy W.: 0-69 Pannell, Mary H. : daughter of 0. C . and H. 29 Mar 1911 - 9 Jun 1911 {twin) W-69 Pannell, Mary M. W. : D-69 Pannell, Mi nn ie Jane: daughter of D. C. Pannell 29 Mar 1911 - 8 Aug? 1911 Sawyers, Floy_d: 25 tl ar 1868 - 3 Har 1935 8 Mar 1871 - 6 Jan 1961 VA 20 Sep 1873 - W- 72 Sharpe, H-72 Sharpe, Louis A.: 12 Mar 1890 - 1881 - 1954 W. Pann~ll 24 Apr 1935 a nd M. M. W. (twin) SN U S Navy 7 Apr 1934 - Sawyers, Henry Harrison: Sexton, Viola Grubh: Sexton tf. 30 Oct 1954 22 May 1955 wife of Wil liam D~vid 1911 - Gladys T.: 1908 - Sheffey, V. Dwight: Gone So Soon 1981 23 Mar 1944 - 27 Apr 1944 21 Jul 1838 - 3 Jul 1927 H- 73 Simmerman, Andrew J.: W-74 Simmerman, Bessie Lee Irvin: W-75 Simmerman, Bettie Fields: W-76 Simmerman, Carrie B. Irvin : 14 Apr 1908 Simmerman wife of Paul G . H-77 Simmerman, Charles Tilden: H-75 Simmerman, Clarence L., Jr.: H-80 Simmerman, Clarence Lee: W-78 Simmerman, Cordelia Etter: 4 Jul 1887 - 17 May 1937 wife of John O. Simmerman Mother Simmerman, Ellen J.: D-79 9 Mar 1888 - 7 Oct 1933 - 1880 - 22 May 1985 10 Sep 19 60 1945 13 Apr 1931 - 30 Dec 1906 - 1874 - 28 Jul 19 60 6 Nov 1967 1967 Simmerman, Ethel May: daughter of J. L. and F. B. Simmerman 12 May 1917 - 24 Aug 1917 3 months 12 days Vu,uua Appe.laoh1an Notes �W-79 Simmerman, Frankie Bull~rd: 9 Jul 18R7 - 31 30 years 5 months 22 days H-78 Simmerman, John David: H-7 9 Simmerman, Joseph L. : 2 Mar 1872 77 years 2 months 13 days 18 HflY lP,77 - Simmerman, Lau ra Irvin: Simmerman, Lela 15 May 1949 29 Jan 1956 22 Jan 1892 - 1907 22 Infantry (baby) 20 Mar 1977 Mother (child) 1 883 - W-77 Simmerman, Lula Burtie: W-73 Simmerman, Hary J.: 28 Feb 1841 A. J . Simmerma n Simmerman, Nannie A. : 1917 26 Apr 191;3 Simmerman, Kyle R.: W W II Va. Tee 4 Co H 12 Jan 1919 - 22 Ju l 1960 Simmerman, Kyle Roscoe, Jr . : D~c 1866 - 1954 - 16 Dec 1926 wife of 1921 D-78 Simmerma n , Nannie Ettie : d aughter of J. D. and Cordelia Simmerman 2 7 Mar 1 90 5 - 5 Feb 1 907 1 yr 10 mos 8 days W-80 Simmerman, Ola Wa l ters: H-76 Simmerman, Paul G. : H-74 Simmerman, William Henry: 22 Mar 1909 - 8 Sep 1908 - Simmerman , William Hugh: 24 Sep 1983 12 Apr 1970 15 Apr 1884 - 27 Jan 1920 - 24 Jul 1970 6 Jul 1939 Simmerman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simmerman born and died 15 May 1921 Simmerman, infant (close to Nannie Ettie Simmerman) Simmerman, infant (close to Nanni e Ettie Simmerman) Sims, Margaret: 3 Feb 1841 - Six, Betty E.: W-81 2 Feb 18 69 - 8 Apr 1959 Smelser, Barbara Pannell: Smelser, Danny Cl ay: H-82 14 May 1919 1920 - 8 Jan 1949 - 15 Feb 1949 Smelser, Everett F.: 10 Jan 1933 - 22 Feb 1988 to I rene W. Smelser 12 Apr 1952 Vil'lt.n1a Appalaohian Notes (lamb) married �H-83 Smelser , George Rex: 9 1915 - Smelser, Green W.: 1 9 0 2 -- ? 5 11 "" v 1 9 7 1 () c t 19St; So n S-8 3 Smelser, Hubert Wayn e : W-82 Smelser, Irene W: 4 O ~ t 1931 Everett F. Smelser 12 Apr 1952 H-81 Smelser, James Franklin: H-84 Smelser, Kin: W-83 Sme l ser, Mary Ethel: 1866 - H-85 marrjPrl to 197? 19 34 4 May 1907 - Smelser, Nellie V.: Smelser, 1918 - 5 Apr 1872 - Smelser, Minnie F. 23 Auq 21 Jul 1975 15 Jan 1952 1918 - 2 Dec. 1985 married to Robyn Smelser, Perry D.: 18 Dec 195') A. Smelser 19 Sep 1986 17 Sep 1930 1870 - Hoth er 20 Oct 1954 5 Jul 1891 - Pearl Bethel: Smelser, Ralph K.: of our father r.:\ThP r 1 Nay 1978 In memory 1 945 W-84 Smelser , Rennie: W- 85 Smelser , Robyn Ann Gordon: 27 ll ay 1949 - 10 Nov 1986 37 years marri ed to Perry D. Smelse r 19 Sep 1986 Smelser, William S . Smelser, Wythe C.: Sm e lser, Smelser 30 Dec 1871 - 24 Sl?p 18 92 10 Feb 1928 5 ~l~y - 1957 infant daughter of lfr . .::ind Hr s. J. Clyde "A little while on P~rth ~he spen~ God fnr h E> r hi s cinriel sPnt:" 18 A11g 19 60 2 SPp infant son of V1'rq1'n1'a ~ , - 192q -· S pra ker Goforth and Jason Spr a ker Stro u p , e a rl St r el e y: 10 11 ay 1910 - 4 Oc t (same s t o n e as Wi lli a m Henry Stroup) W-8 6 Stro up , Emily Myria: H- 8 6 S tr o up , George W. : Stroup , John: C 30 Arr lR~5 1 De c 18 5 1 S A Co E 1 938 - 22 Jul 19?1 R .T 11 l 19 3 3 / 9 'T'ennP.SSP.e Infantry Virg1.nia Appalach1An Notes �Stroup, Lacy H.: 2':l D~r; 1 893 - 2B Aug 1961 Virq ini a Pvt Co F l ?.G tnfrint. r.y 1·1 l"1 I PH Str o up Willi a m H ~ n ry : 30 No v 1880 - ?0 nPc 1 9 40 (same stone as Cr:trl Streley Strnnp) Stroup e, Alma J. : 20 Oct 19 27 - Jan 1941 18 Stroupe, Arrnintia: died 15 Auo 19 riq~ 77 This could be Armintia Stroupe Gale (very diff'icult to read) . Stroupe, Charles Ed gar : H-87 Nov 1923? 14 Hay 1922? - Stroupe, Bertie V . : Stroupe, Charlie: 6 Au g 1886 - 1 854 - Stroupe, Elbert G.: 1 Oct 1962 1942 25 Jan 1913 -- 18 tfay 1 923 Stroupe, Fl o yd Horner: Stroupe, Gle a ves R.: Pvt U s Army lR De c 190~ 9 Feb 1896 - - 3 Feb 1948 13 Nov 1978 Stroupe, Minnie Bell: 8 Jul 1893 - Stroupe, Missouri J.: 14 Apr 1890 - 2 4 Jun 1979 27 Dec 1951 Stroupe , (Paul E.?): (14 May?) 1924 Our baby foo~ stone P E s W-87 H-88 W-88 footstone with n o dates T B S : 28 Apr 1 884 - Taylor, George W.: wife Tayl o r , James c. : 1 850 - Taylor, Laura May Corvin: Ta yl o r, Marg aret : 10 Aug 1924 1862 - 19 2 1 Stroupe, Pauline: ( Stroupe) W W I 1854 - 192 6 (stone just l ike Margaret) 18 Nov 18 90 - 13 Sep 1981 1926 (stone j ust like James C . ) I-88 Taylor, i n fant of G. W. died 28 Oct 1914 W-89 Umberger, Cardie H-90 Umb erger, Jam es Ballarn: c.: 4 Jun 1 930 and his an d L. 1891 - VU'&1n1a Appalachian Notes M. Taylor born and �Umberger, Jesse Kyl~: s0n of F rank ~nd Betty Umberger an d g r an d s o n o f If i k e an d D i an a c a t r o n 9 ,T :=i n 1897 - 18 Mar 1903 6 year s 2 months 9 days Umberger, Lutie Eulelia: Umberger, Margaret: 7 May 1893 - 12 Feb 1968 (name only on white marker) W-90 Umberger, Mariah Catherine: W-91 Umberger , Mary H-91 Umberger , Robert B . : 7 Aug 1886 - 3 May 1934 H-92 Umberger, Stuart E.: 28 Apr 1886 - 5 Apr 1964 H-89 Umberger, William 0.: W-92 Umberger, Willie B. : H-93 Walters, Charlie Sidney: 1897 - 1964 married to Lillian Ethel Gilman Walters 22 Sep 1920 W-94 Walter s, Daisy U.: W-95 Walters, Ellen M. Cregger : wife of J. J. Walters H-94 Walters, George J.: H-95 Wal ters, J. W-93 Walters, Lillian Ethel Gilman: 1903 to Charlie Sidney Walters 22 Sep 1920 J.: s .: 1862 - 1943 29 Feb 1892 - 4 Dec 1968 18 86 - 1942 29 Apr 1892 - 13 Jun 1895 - 18 Jun 1929 7 Nov 1977 6 Apr 1859 - 2 Ap r 1933 12 Oct 1891 - 8 Feb 194 1 born 1858 - 2 Mar 1940 Walters, Sarah Corvin: 1848 - ma rried 1913 S-94 Walters, infant son of G. 18 Nov 1913 - 20 Nov 1913 S-94 Walters, infant so n of G . J . and D. 7 Jul 1922 - 11 Jul 1922 L. Walters Wampler, Margaret: infant daughter of E. Josephine Wampler died 23 Dec 19 22 L. and age one month J. W-103 Williams, Bethel C.: 6 Hay 1953 6 Sep 1980 Carl H. Williams and D. L . Walters married to H-103 Williams, Carl H.: 6 Dec 1953 - 14 Aug 1990 age 36 married to Bethel C. Williams 6 Sep 1980 W- 96 Williams, Mildred F.: 6 Oct 1929 - Vlratnl& Appal&ehlan Not.es �1/8 H-96 27 Hay 1928 - Williams, Ralph 0.: H-102 Wisley, Henry Clay: 26 Nov 1921 - 18 Nnv 1968 our chi ldren: tiardelia I{., KnrP.n r., Onrjc: A. H-102 Wisley , V. June Grinnell: 26 Jun 1923 our ch i ldren: llardelia K., Karen C., Doris A. May 1831 - Wohlford, Nancy Jane: W-97 Wolford, c . v. Nickatie Fisher: Jan 1935 W-98 Wolford, F l ora B .: S-99 Wolford, George B . : W-100 Wolford, Hazel 26 Feb 1886 1957 - 5 Aug 1894 15 Nov 1853 - - 22 16 F eb 197 6 (picture) 1977 s.: H-101 Wolford, Jack Randal: Vi etnam ADR 3 U. S. Navy 30 Nov 1942 - 1 Feb 1987 married to Karen L. Wolford 16 Jan 1980 H-99 Wolford, James H.: 1917 - H-98 Wolford, James S. : 3 Sep 1880 - 18 Nov 1939 married to W-101 Wolford, Karen L.: 21 Jul 1950 Jack Randal Wolford 16 Jan 1980 Wolford, Mamie L. : H-99 23 Dec 1908 W-99 H-100 Wolford, Virginia p.: Wo l ford, Walker L . : - 30 Jan 1 985 19 Feb 1883 1920 w w 29 May 1927 15 Feb 1851 - Wolford, Stuart Crockett: Wolford, Thomas B.: - - Father - 16 Jan 1929 20 Sep 1906 1980 I I Cpl u. s. Army 21 Nov 1925 Wolford, unmarked grave reported to be infant child of Fred and Ocela Grinnell Wolford Younger, Marion G.: 31 Aug 1859 - 5 Apr 1927 68 years 7 months 4 days Two stones cannot be read - one broken on the ground (Catherine wife of?) has footstone C W the other has f ootstone A W V l!'!i1n1s A.ppal&ohlan Not.po �Th r e e woo <l ma r k ~ rs r1 i re r; t 1 y b ~ h i n rl t 11 P l e g i b 1e i n s c r i p t i on s . 'T \l n n ~ ~: t . t and the other next to There Alfre~ f:' ri h u r r• h 11 i r. h Wi 1 1 ; ;:i m II . nn J(pql~v Keal~y seems to be ;:-i footf;t. onF? betwr>F?n t.h~ gravef; of Fr .:-0 111a nd Nannie Cor vin ~nd thP ~rAV A of Joseph R. Corvin. One unident i fied grave next to the Stroups A grave that may be Emm;:\ Viol ;::i F:tt:~r uith n o d.::\te thAt is located nea r graves of Stroupe, Sims and Etter7 ::::.:::== = =:.:.:::: :::.: :::: =:.::.::::.: == =:.: :.::.: :.:::. =:: =::.: :.::::.: :.::==:::.: :::: :: :::.: :: ::::::::::::::.: :: :::: :::: :: :::: :::::::::: :: :: :: =:: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: ::: :-::.: THE "8870" FORMULA Many old gravestones (if your are lu cky) will have engraved o n them the name, date of death and an age at the time of death in years , months and days. The mathematical frustrat i on occurs while using this informa tion to determi n e the birth date of the a nc estor. Fr om the year - month - day of death, subtract the year-months-days that the person lived; from the results, subtract 8870 . Your answer is the year-month - day o f birt h . 18890506 Example : Died 1889 May 6 -710709 age 71 years, 7 mos , 9 days subtract 8870 born 1817 Sept 27 1817 979 7 -8870 181 70917 from the Los Angeles Westside Genealogy Society newsletter , June 1990, reprinted in the Ro chester NY Genealogical Soc i ety newsletter , Vl3 #2 , 1992, re printed in the Newsletter of the Assoc . for Gravestone S tudi es , Vl6 #2 , 1992. ********************************************************************* EDITER MAKES NO MISTEAKS HEAR We make errors. lets us know. Lots of them! ! And there is always somebody who Little do they realise its the printers falt, for the erors are usualy his. Therefor, we do he re by coin this ward: TYPOCHONDRIAC: an inordinate worrier about syntac tical errors, solecisms, transpositions, pleonasms, etc . , and who ferrets these out to call special attention there to . Next misteak please. From : Miami Valley Ohio Genealogical Society, Vol . 14, #3, January 1985 �MEADOW CREEK CHURCH by Ora Belle McColman So Montgomery County Virginia, Deed Book C Page 495 This Indenture made this second day of February in the yea r one thousand e:ig ht hundred and two Between John Winter and Peggy his wife of the County of Montgomery and State of Virginia of the one part and John Lawrence, Joseph Rentfrow, Curtis Elliott, Ezekiel Howard, James Simpkins and Henry Carty Trustees of a nwnber of inhabitants situated on and Conting'.)US to Meadow Creek of the other part witnesseth said Inhabitants have unanimously agreed to build a house for the convenience of the people to assemble for Divine worship and have sel ected for that purpose a certain trac t of ground the legal title of which is vested in the said John Winter the said Inhabitants have nominated and appointed the said John Lawrence, Curtis Elliott, Joseph Rentfrow , Ezeliel Howard, James Simpkins and Henry Car t y to act as a committee for said Inhabitants to receive t he title of said land to fix the principle on which said house shall be erected with regard to Each subscribers priviledge and to Devise a plan for the purpose of building said house the said John Winter and Peggy his wife in consideration of the publick utility and the promotion of the Christian Reli gion doth give and grant to the said inhabitants and their h:irs and Successors forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing one acre two rods be the same more or less situated on the waters of meadow creek and waters of New River l ying being in the County of Montgomery and State of Virginia and Bounded as followeth , to wit, Beginning on a white ock on the point of a Ridge thirty three poles South of his Dwelling House thence running south with the road seventeen poles to a black oak sapling thence near a Right Angle Running Eastward twelve poles to a Spanish Oak Sapling thence north Bearning a little East seventeen poles to a white oak standing by the Edge of said Winter s Cle~red land thence.a Direct line to the Beg.i nning likewise full liberty for the / people at all times to pass and r epass unobstructed and unmo l ested to the Spr~ng near his Dwelling house for water Together with all its appurtenances to t\he said Trustees and th~tr successors for the sole use and behoof those who contribute to the Building said house and their heirs and successors forever and the said John Winter for hilTBelf and his heirs the said parcel of land with its appurtencies to the said subscribers and their heirs against all person whatsoever will forever warrant and Defend said house to be bui lt on the fullowing conditions to be a Regular Baptist meeting house to accommodate the Constituted Baptist Church of meadow creek at all their stated meetings and when unoccupi ed by said Church to be free and open for all orderl y gospel ministers to Exercis e their Religious functions in if they produce credentials to prove they are in good standing in their own society. Every person who subscribes more than twenty shillings shall be entitled to the priviledge of executing a seat or pew in said house in proportion to what the Contribute having due regard to its situation one fourth part of said House shall be appropriated to the use and benef it of strangers and nonsubscribers any subscriber may Transfer their Right but they never shall infringe the Exclusi ve Jurisdiction of the Baptist Church of meadow creek but ordained ministers of any society shall be intitled to preach in said house in preference to a licensed preacher in witness whereof the said John and Peggy Winter have subscribed their names and affixed their seals the day and year a bove written . John Winter Peggy Winter VJrgtnia Appa.la.ch1a.n Notes �Signed and Acknowledged in the presents of Fleming Trigg William Luccas Joseph Reyburn REV. (ELDER) JOHN LAWRENCE AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS By Ora Belle McColman- a great, great, great , greet grandaughter and William L. Lawrence Elder John Lawrence, b. 1739 in Connecticut (according to information from DAR He2dquarters) served in the First Regiment of Militia, commanded by Col . Jacobus Swarthout , in Dutchess County, New York. He began preaching in the Pawling Baptist Church in 1770, and was pastor of a church organized before the Revolution, according to The History of Dutchess County, N.Y. by fr ank Ha5brouck , published in 1909 . From the History of Putnam County, New York by Wi lliam S. Pelletreau , AM, published in 1885. "The Kent and Fishkill Baptis t Church . . . appears to have been constituted in 1782 . The organization was composed of members forming a branch of the Pawling and Beekman churches, and also some from the Carmel Church . Elder John Lawrence, having the pastoral charge over the Pawling and Beekman Church , was instrumental in establishing this church in Frederickstown . He frequently preached in this vicinity in private houses, and particularly in the upper part of the grist mill i n Milltown (now Farmer's Mills), previous to the organization of the church and became its first pastor." Prior to September 27, 1785, he with his family and other families from New York, migrated to Montgomery County , VA where he was l i censed to perform marriages in Montgomery County . (Order Book No . 1, p . 232) . Cb Augus t 10, 1787, Richard Whitt for 150 pounds conveyed to John Lawrence a tract of l and containing 68 Acres on Meadow Creek , a branch of New River. (Deed Book A, pg. 454). In History of the Rise and Prcg pess of the Baptists in Virginia by Robert B. Semple, published by the Author in 1810 in Richmond, VA we read : "Meadow Creek Church Was formed, partly out of members who moved hither from the ftate of New York , ;;i,nd partly of natives. Rev. John Lawrence became their paftor. He had been a minifter, for many years, in the ftate of New York; was an eminent fervant of Chrift, and pious and fenfible man. His labours were not very much bleffed after he moved to Virginia. Some difturbance happening in the church , and Mr . Lawrence being obvioufly in dotage, was rather indifcreet in efpoufing one of the parties , fo as to give fome discontent to the body of the church: in confequence of which added to his incapacit y through do tage and infirmities, the church difmiffed him from his paftoral charge. Sodm after, he was taken ill , and God difmiffed him to the church triumphant. He was eighty years of age when he died. After his difmiffion, elder Howard preached for them ftatedly, and God poured out his fpirit upon them. The church increafed from fixteen to fixty four. Elder Howard, through infirmity, is not able to vifit t hem ft atedly , as formerly;' but he attends them occafionally and adminifters the ordinances. Robert Simpkins is a l i cenfed preacher in the bounds of this church. " Vil'C1D1& Appalachian Notes �John Lawrence (would have been John Lawrence, Jr . ) and Jam=s Simpkins (Elder John Lawrence ' s son- in-law) were trustees of the "Regular Baptist Church of Meadow Creek" when John Winter deeded land to them on 2 February l802. The church was probably meeting in a home or another location prior to this as Elder John Lawrence died between May, and October 1801. Recorded in Montgomery County Deed Book: "This deed made this 12th day of August 1903, between Wm. H. Altizer, Gordon Dobbins and J. F. Graham, Trustees of Meadow Creek Primitive Baptist Church, parties of the first part and W. T. Riner and George Williamson, parties of the second part. Witnesseth: That for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the pa1i"ties of the first part in the capacity of trustees of the said church grant, and convey with special warranty unto the par ties of the second part, the Old Meadow Creek Church and lot and appurtenances belonging thereto, situated in Montgomery County, VA about 6 1/2 miles SW of Christiansburg, the lot containing 1 1/2 acres and is bounded as follows: Beginning at a large red oak on the east side of the road corner to William Sarles land , and running with east side of the road S 18 degrees, W. 18 poles to a stake, thence leaving the road S. 53 E. 12 1/2 poles to a stake, thence N. 25, E. 18 poles to a stake, thence N 55, W 15 1/4 poles to the beginning, and is known as the Old Meadow Creek Church, and the trustees also convey all water rights and privileges as may belong to the said Church property or such as are mentioned in the deed. Witness the following signatures, seals and date above written , W. R. Altizer, Gordon Dobbins and J. F. Graham." The writer (now 75), remembers the old Meadow Creek Primitive Baptist Church the surrounding cemetery, with surrounding large oak trees which stood on the east side of Rt. 693, 1 1/2 miles from intersection of Rts . 693 and 658. Just when the church and cemetery disappeared, the writer is not sure, but both were there as late as 1935 as the school bus went by the church. She remembers that there were a number of large tombstones, as well as at least three above-the ground vaults . Please note the above deed of sale makes no mention of the cemetery. Now (1992) , the only thing remaining of this church and cemetery are a few decaying oak trees. It is now a part of a sheep grazing farm belonging to Jake Shelburne. =============================================================================== BITS & PIECES from EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES From Ancestor Update : Vol 1 #4 Winter 1992, McDonough, GA. Three articles of intere-st7--r.- -p31. - Out of Print Books AAUW Book Finders, PO Box 815, Corpus Christie, TX 78468. w"°i'fte for further-information. 2. Hi~t_<?_ri~~l!_aps q.f Georgia 1732-1924 pages numbered, plates I through X and followed by GA county o-r-gan-fzat-fo;--rr-om 1733, showing names of counties , dates organized and parent counties. 3. N~-~!_e_en Ways _t_<?__FiI!_,<!.__a._ _!t~L<!._e_11_ N~e_,- p60. In the Forsyth County Genealogical Society Journal, Vol XI #1, fall , 1992 are two art ici;$;"-f;"-p 1.:-ff;--~I[~~ We-c~_f~~tec-t-iu_r_~~L~..£..I?..~aE_~g Ceme~r-~~1!£ .~1!..~J2._i:_r__~L12..~t_~_a3_e__~e_~r_<!._~n_&__!.b._e_~ by Phyl 1 is R Hoots. 2. pl2-16 : Body J'fai Be Exhumed to Establish Family Lineage by Joy Reeves. ----------·------------------·----================================================================================ Virg:llUa .Appa.laoh1an M otefl �S3 NAMES Here are nicknames, given names, surnames , that may be interchangeable . I wish I could remember the various sources tbat I have accumulated them from and give proper credit -- but all I had was notes or pages with no sources . The editor has now learned to put the source down on everything that is copied. I know that there are more - so you add to the list . A names Aarn - Aaron Abi(j)ah - Biah , Bijah Abiel - Bial, Bie l Abigail - Nabby Abram - Abraham; Abram Adah - Adeline Adeline - Addie, Lina, Adah Adeline - Addie, Lina , Adah Adolph - Dolph(us) Agnes(s) - Nancy; Aggie Ail(e)y - Alice Albert - Bert(ie); Elbert?; Alberta - Berta, Bertha Alce(y) - Alice Ales - Ali ce Alexander - Eleck; Sandy Alexandria - Allie, Sandra Alfred - Fred Alice - Alicia, Alcey, Allie, Ail(e) ; Elice; Alis, Ales, Almira - Alma, Mira Alonzo/Alphonso - Lonzo Amelia - Pamel(i)a, America - Amy, Merkie, Rica Amanda - Mandy Amy -America Andrew - Andy; Andrw Anita - Ann, Nita Ann - Nancy; Annie, Anna , Hannah ; Anita Anna - Dianna ; Anthony - Tony Antoinetter - Annete , Nettie Arabella - Aria, Belle, Bella Archie - Archibald Arthur - Artr; Arthr Augustus - Gus Aze - Azariah ------------------------------------------------------------B names Barbara - Barba Barnabas - Barn(e)y, Barnie Barett writt en as Parre tt Barn(e)y - Barnabas, Bernard Barn(e)y - Barnabas, Bernard Bart - Bartholomew Bashie - Bathsheba Bass/Bastin - Sebastian Beatrice - Bea, Tricia Bele, Bela - William; Biblical name Bella, Belle - Arabella; Isabelle; Jezabel; Mehetible Benjamin - Benja; Benjn; Benj:; Ben, Benny, Benjy Benedict - Bennet Bernard - Barn(e)y Bert, Berta - Alberta; Roberta ; any o t her name ending in "bert " Bertha - Alberta; Roberta; Biah, Bijah - Abiah , Abijah Bial, Biel - Abiel Bias - Tobias Bill, Billy - William Bitha - Tabitha; Boadisia - Boadicea , Dicy, Dicey, Disy Bob - Robert Bony - Bonaparte C names Cage, Cager - Micajah Caledonia - Callie, Dona Callie - Caledonia, California - Callie, Fornia Cana, Caner, Caney - Elkauah Carl - Kully Christopher (Eng) -Chris; Kester; Kit Xr; Xopher; Xofer; Chrisr Christopher or Christian Cilia - Drucilla; Cillia - Priscilla Claes, Claus - Nicholas Virginia Appalachian Notes �Names Caroline - Lena; (old form), Carolyn - Carol , Carrie, Lynne Cassandra -Cassie, Sandra, Sandy Catharine - Caty , Catty Celestia - Lessie, Estia Celia - Lucille; Cephus - Josephus Charles - Chas; Chars Charlotte - Charlotty, Lottie, Lotty Chauncey - Chan Christian (Ger) - Chrisn Christian or Christopher D names Daisy - Margaret; Daniel -Dan, Dannil; Dan 1 David - Dave, Davie , Day; Davd Delilah - Delia, Lila; Della - Cordelia; Delphia - Philadelphia; Derrick - Dirck Diah/Dyer, Jedediah, Obadiah, Zebadiah; any name ending in ' diah ' Dianna - Dinah, Anna; Dic(e)y - Rhodisa; Boadisia Dick, Dicken, Dicken - Richard Clarissa - Clarice, Clara, Rissie Clem - Clement Clementine - Clemmie, Tina, Tiny Cleo - Cleopatra Con(ny) - Conrad, Cornelius , Constant Cordelia - Corda, Della Cornelia - Corna, Cora , Nelia Cresia/Cressie - Lucretia Crissie - Christine Cyrus - Cy; Sy Christine -Christie, Crissie, Tina, Tena Dirck - Derrick Dis(e)y - Rhodisa ; Boadisia Dob, Dobbin - Robert Docia - Theodocia; Dolph(us) - Adolph, Rudolph Don - Donald Dona - Caledonia; Dora - Dorothy; Theodora; Dorothy - Dot , Dora Drucilla - Drucie, Cilia ; Dug - Douglas, Dugald Dyer - Diab E names Easter Esther; Ebene z er - Eben; Ebenr Edmund, Edwin - Ned Edward - Ned, Ted; Elbert - ?form of Albert Eleanor - Elena, Helen Eleazer - Lazar Eleck, rarely Ellis - Alexander Electra - Lecta, Lexie; Elena Helen Elias - Eli, Li as, Li Elice - Alice Elihu - Bugh, Li Elijah - Lig(e) Elizabeth - Eliza; Lizzie; Elkauah - Cana, Caney, Caner Ella - Eloise Ellie - Elvira; Eloise - Lois , Ella; Elvira - Elva, Ellie; Emiline - Emmie , Emerine, Emmer ; Eph - Ephra irn Estelle - Stella, Esta ; Esther - Ester , Easter , Hester ; Estia - Celestia Ethel - Ethelbert Etta - Henrietta Ev - Evan, Evander, Everett Evaline (old forrn)/Evel yn - Ev alina, Lena Eugene - Gene Eunice - Euna , Euni c y, Ni cey; Eveline - Lena F names Fannie - Frances; Fay , Fayette - Lafayette Fineas/Finis - P hineas Florence Flora, Florrie, Flo ; Fran - Franc i s/Frances Fre d - Alfr e d, Fre der i ck , Wilfred, Wi n f red, others e nd i n~ in 'fred' Fr e derick - Fr edek; Fre dr ; Fre d Franl\ - Fr a nci s Frank l i n - Fran kn Vi r gi nia Appal ach ian Notes �NAMES Frances - Fannie, Frankie; Frank Freda - Winifred Fronia - Sophronia; G names Garry for Parry (Perry) Gene - Eugen e Genia - Imogene ; Geoffrey - Jeffrey George - Geo : ; G0 ; Ge 0 Geraldine - Gerr ie; Gerrie - Geral dine ; Gilber t- Gil(l ) ; surname ; Gilrt Ginny - Virginia; Goldia - Marigold Gordie - rarely George ; Gordon , Jordan Greg - Gre gory Grice for Price Griselda - Selda ; Gus - Augustus , Gustavus Gwendolyn - Gwen , Gwynne ; H names Hal - Harold, Henry Ham - Hamilton Hank - Henry Hannah - Ann; Hanah Harold - Hal Harry - Henry Hattie - Harriett Hazelle - Zella Henry - Hal; Harry; Hank ; Hy Helen - Eleanor, Elena ; Heleaner ; Helena - Lena Henrietta - Etta, Retta , Ritter; Herbert - Herb; Hub Hester - Esther ; Hetty - Mehetible; Hiel - Jehier !Iob(kin) - Robert Hod(dy) , Rodie - Horace Hodge, Hodgkins - Roger Hop(kin) - Robert Horace - Hod(dy), Hodie , Horry Hu gh - Elihu Hy - Hiram , Henry I names Imogene - Ima, Genia ; Isabe l le - Isabel , Belle; Iago - Jacob Ida - Idyll Ike - Isaac Jac k - John; rarely Jacques(Fr) Jacob - James, Jacques, Iago; Jake; Jeanette - Jean , Nettie; James - Jacob : Jim(my), Jeems; Jas: Jamie; Jern (Scotch); Jas Jean Jacques - John James Jeded iah - Dyer, Diab ; Jed Jef - Jeffrey; Jefferson Jeffrey - Geoffrey Jehiel - I-liel Jemima - Mirna, ~amie; Jenny - Vir ginia Jeremiah - Jera; Jerema; Jer: Jerry - Jerome; Jerusha ; Jeremiah Jerusha - Jerry, Rush ia; Rome Jezabel - Jessie, Belle; Jo -Josephine; J names Jody - Josephus John - Jack, Johnny ; Jno :; Jn° John James - Jean Jacques Jordan - Gordon; Gordie Jos - Joseph, Josiah , Joshua Joseph - Jos; Joe ; Jos Josephine - Josie, Jo; Josephus - Cephus, Jody J oshua - Josh ; Jos.; Jos iah - Jos Juanita - Nitz, Wanda ; Jud - Jud ge, Judson Jonathan - Jonathn; Jonn; Jon : Jule - Julian, Julius Julia/Julie - Juliet; Juke - Jacob Virginia Appalachian Notes �NAMES K names Karl - Carl Katherine - Kitty; Kate Kathy - Kathleen ; Kessia - Keziah; Kester - Christopher Keturah - Tura , Kitty ; Keziah - Kizzie , Kessia; Kit - Christopher Kitty - Katherine; Keturah; Kizzie - Keziah ; Kully - Karl or Carl L names Lafayette - Fay, Fayette Lance - Lancelot Lane/Lanie - Melanie; Larry, Laurey, Lawry - Laurence/ Lawrence Laura - Lura ; Lazar - Eleazer Lecta - Electra ; Lem - Lemuel Lena - Magdalene ; Eval ine; Lina, Caroline, or rarely Helena Len(ny) - Leonard Leonard - Leond Letitia - Lettice , Lettie , Tishia; Lessie - Celestia Lew/Lou - Lewis, Louis, Lexie - Electra; Li - Elihu; Elias; Lias - see Elias Liddy - Lydia Lig(e) - Elijah Lila - Delilah; Lydia - Liddy , Lyda, Lyde; Lillie/Lilly - Lillian Lina - Lena; Adeline; Linda/Lindy- Mel ind a Lissy - Melissa; Lizzie - Elizabeth; Lois - Eloise ; Lonzo - Alonzo, Alphonso Lora - Lorene; Lorry - Laurence/Lawrence Lottie, Lotty - Charlotte Lou - Louvenia ; Louise; Lucretia; Lew; Lewis ; Louis Louis - Lewis Louise - Louiza, Lou ; Louticia - Lous, Tishia ; Louvenia - Lou, Venia; Lovice - Lovica, Love, Vicey; Lucille - Lucy, Celia; Lucretia - Cresia, Cressie, Lou; Luke - Lucas, Lucius Lura - Laura; Lynne - Caroline M names Mabel - May; Mehetabel; Macie - May ; Madgalene - Lena; Madge - Majorie ; Mag(gie) - Margaret ; Majorie - Margie , Marge , Madge; Mal - Malachi , Malcolm Malinda - Mallie, Linda, Lindy; Marnie - Jemima; Mandy - Amanda Marcella - Marcia , Marsha; Marcus, Mark - Marquis Margaret - Maggie, Mag , Mef, Peg, Peggy, May, Daisy; Marg Marigold - Go ldia; Marsha - Marcella Martha - Polly, Patsy, Patty; Matthew; Mattie; Meg - Margaret; Mehetabel - Mabel; Mehetible-Hetty, Betty; Mel - Melvin, Melbourne, etc. Melanie - Mellie, Lanie, Lane; Melissa - Lissy, Mel lie; Melvina - Melva; Vina; Merkie - America Miah - Nehemiah Micajah - Cage, Cager Micky, Mike - Micah, Michael Mildred - Millie, Milly; Mirna - Jemima; Minerva - Nerva, Minnie; Minnesota - Minnie; Mira - Alma; Mir i am ; Miranda ; Virginia Appalachian Notes �57 NAMES Mary - Molly, Mollie, Polly; Mat(t), Maddy - Matthew, Matthias Matilda - Mattie, Tilda; Mattie - Matilda; Martha ; May - Margaret; Mabel, Macie; Matthew - Ma t(t)t; Martha; Maddy Mollie/Mo lly - Mary; N names Nabby - Abigail Nancy - Agness; Ann Naomi Oma; Narcissa - Narsie, Sissie; Narsie - Narcissa; Nat - Nathaniel not Nathan Nate - Nathan not Nathanie l Nat h ani e l - Nathan, Nate; Nath 1 Nathan 1 Nett ie - · Antoinette; Jeanette; Nevada - Vad a; No ah """'.Node, Noe Nob(by) - Robert Ned - Edward, Edmund , Edwin Nehemiah - Nem ire, Miah Nelia - Cornelia Ne ll(y) - Penelope ; Nels, Nils - Nicholas Nemire - Nehemiah Nerva - Minerva; Nervesta; Nervesta - Nerva, Vesta; Nathan - Nathn Nicey - Eunice; Nicholas - Claes, Claus, Nick , Nils,Nels Nita - Anita Nitz - Juanita; Monroe - Roe Mose, Maze - Moses 0 names Orlando - Roland Oss, Ossie - Oscar Ota - Otelia; Otelia - Telia , Ota; Ozzy - Oswald Obadiah - Diab Ola - Violet Ol ive - Olivia, Ollie; Ollie/Olly -Oliver ; Olive; Oma - Naomi; P names Paddy, Pat - Patrick Parr ett wr itten for Barett Parry/Perry written as Garry Patric ia - Patty, Pat, Patsy, Tricia; Patience; Pa tsy - Mart ha; Patricia; Patty - Martha; Patricia ; Polly - Martha; Mary; Percy - Perc ival Peg/Peggy - Margaret; Penelope - Nell , Nelly; Patrk - Patrick Phil - Philander, Philip, Philemon Philadelphia - Delphia; Phineas - Fineas, Finis Priscilla - Prissie, Cillia; R names Rafe, Ralph - Raphael Ray - Raymond Reggie , Ren(ny), Rex - Reginald Reppie - .Sarepta; Retta - Henr i etta; Ritter-Henrietta; Robert - Robin; Bob; Dob(bin); Hob; Hobkin; Hop(kin); Rob (bin) ; Nob; Nobby; Ruper t; Robt; Rob :; Roberta - Berta, Bertha; Roderick - Rod, Roddy, Rodney Rupert - variant for Robert Roland - Rolly, Orlando Rhoda - Disey, Dicy; Riah - Uriah, Other Bibical names ending 'riah' Richard - Dick, Dicken, Dickon Rick(y) ; Richd; Rich:; Rushia - Jerusha; Rica - America Rissie - Clarissa Roe - Monroe Rube - Reuben Rudolph - Dolph(us); Rolly Roger - Hodge, Hodgkins Rollo - Rudolph Virginia Appalachian No tes �NAMES Rome - Jerome Ross - Roscoe Rosamond - Rosa, Rose ; S names Sal , Salmon - variant for Solomon Sall ie/Sally - Sarah; Sam(my) - Samuel , Sampson Samuel - Sam 1 ; Sam:; Sandra -Alexandria; Cassandra Sandy - Cassandra ; Alexander Sarepta - Repp ie; Sebastian - Bastin, Bass Selda - Griselda ; Si d, Syd - Sidney; Sydney Silvester/Sylvester - Ves ter, Vessie Sim - Simeon , Simon T names Tabitha - Tabby, Bitha ; Tad - Thaddeus Ted(dy) - Edward; Theodore; Edmund; Edwin; Telia - Otelia ; Tena - Christine; Teresa - Theresa; Teresa - Theresa; Terry - Theresa ; Terence Tess(ie) - Theresa ; Thad, Thad(d)y - Thaddeus Theodocia - Dac i a ; Sissie - Narcissa Sol - Solomon Sophronia - Sophia ; Fronia; Stan - Stanley, Other names beginning with this syllable Stella - Estelle Stephen - Stephn Sue - Susannah; Sukey - Susan Sula - Ursula; Susannah - Susan, Susie, Sue, Sucky Sudie, Sooky Sy - Cyrus, Silas Theodora - Dora; Theodore - Teddy, Ted, Theo; Theresa - Teresa, Tessie, Tess,Terry; Thomas - Thos; Tho :; Tom(my) Tilda - Matilda; Tina - Chris tine; Clementine; Tishia - Letitia; Louticia; Tiny - Clementine; Tobias - Toby, Tobe, Bias; Tobiah - Toby Tony - Anthony Tricia - Beatrice; Patricia; Tura - Keturah; ------------------------------------------U names Uley - Ulysses Ursie - see Ursula ; Uriah - Riah ; Ursula - Ursie, Sula, Zula; V names Vada - Nevada; Vi - Violet Val - Valentine Vicey - Lovice Venia - Louven ia Vina - Melvina; Vesta - Nervesta Violet - Vio la , Vi, Ola; Vester, Vessie - Silvester, Sylvester Virginia - Virgie, Ginny, Jenny; Vessie - Silvester, Sylves ter Virga; Virg:; Vincent - Vinet; Vincnt ----------------------------------W names Wally - Wallace Walt, Wat - Walter Wanda -Juanita; Washington - Wash William - Bele, Bela; Bill(y): Willm; Wm; Will:; Will(ie) - William, Wilkie, Wilkins Wi n - Windsor, Winfred Winfred - Fred, Win Virginia Appalachian Notes �57 NAMES Wilfred - Fred Wilhelmina - Willa, Wilma; Winifred - Winnie , Freda; Wilford - Wilfd ; Wilf: ; Z names Zachariah - Zach ; Zacha; Zac hara Zeb - Zebedee,Zebina Zebadizh - Diah Zeke - Ezekial Zella - Hazelle Zula - Ursula ; :: == ::.:: :.: :: :.: :: ~::-==:.: :: :: :.: :.: :: :: :.: :.: ::: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :: :.: :.: :::: :: ::. :; :.: :: :.: :: ::::::.::. :::.: :: :: :: :;: :::..: ::. ::. :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :::: :::::: :.: :: :: :: ::. ::::. :: = SMITH I N VARIOUS LANGUAGES A Smith by any other name is still a Smith . SMITH FORM LANGUAGE SMITH FORM Lahar , Sumar Hindustani Khaddad Icelandic . . ... Srniotr Darbinian Nappakhu Irish Gaelic . . Gough , Go£f Italian ...... . Feffaro Kovac Kurdistan • •. .. Hasinger Feffer Lapp ... . .• . ... Ravdde , Smirjo Angove, Gof Latin ......... Faber Kovac Let ti sh ... ...• Kalejs Kovar Lithuanian ... .. Ka lvis Gof Manx •. .. . . .. .. Gawn, Gawne Smed Magyar ....•. . . Kovacs Smid, Smidt, Smit, Smed Neo-Latin .•.. . Smithius , Smithus Norwegian ... .. Smid Esthonian •.• •• .. Kalevi Finnish •.••. . .•• Rautio, Seppanen Persian • •• . . .. Ahangar Polish . . . .... . Kowal Flemish •••• ••••• De Smet, De Smedt French •• ... • ...• Lefevre, Lefebvre Portuguese .... Ferreiro Le Fevers, Ferrier Rumanian .. . .• . Covaciu Russian .. . .. •. Kuznetzov, Koval Ferron, Faure Sanskrit • ... .. Karmara Gaulish ••..• • ••. Bogannitio Scotch Gaelic .. Gow German ••.. . •.••. Schmidt, Schmitz Slovak .. . . . ..• Kovac Schmitt, Schmid Spanish .••. .. • Herrera Smidt Swedish ...• . .. Smed Greek . •••• •••• . . Skmiton Turkis h ••.. • •• Temirzi Gypsy ..•.. . .. ... Pet ulen gro Welsh .•••••••. Goff , Gowan Hebrew .•.•.••••• Zillai, Kharash 1978, Paragon Books, p 14, 15 from ~.E-~-~q_~~-~f__s_~_1:_~ by E c Smith, LANGUAGE Arabic ••.•••..• • Armenian •. ...... Assyrian . .•. . ..• Bulgarian .•..... Catalan .••• ... . . Cornish ••• • •. . . . Croatian ••••.... Czech • • ..•.•• . •. Cymric ••.••... .. Danish .•.. . .•.• • Dutch •. . ........ : : : : :.: : : : : : ; : : : : :.:. :..::.:::. :.:::.:..: : : : : : : : : :.:. ::: : : :.: : : : : :.: ::. ::. : : : : ::.:.:: ! ; ::::::.: :.: : : : : : : : :. ::. : : ::. : : : : : : : : :.: ::. : : !! : : : : : : Virginia Appalachian Notes := :: ! : : : : : : : : : :: : : :: :: :: == :: :.: :: :: :: ::. :: :: �" CLINCH VALLEY NEWS" 1886-1890 by F W Mcintosh* JuJy 2. 1nnr, iss11,.. li;1d nn ~ ~ 'Lnci'll nr·iPf!';' col11111 11 188() Pro f · Jn o · B . lVe i s s cl i rd J "s l c· v c• 11i 11 t ~ ;1l 1 n .. ' ,- 1<I(' k . Rev. J. SproJe [.~ions <111rl hric!P n1·1· \·isilj11f~ nt Mrs. t.rn11'<;. Constab le Jno. lln.lly's lit 1 lp eirl di1•d J;i~t \-lf'f!k a[lPr m1 .i I l1wss ll f a week. >Jo July 16 or 23 is~uP l.lll.Y 30' 1886 The 'Wythev i 1 J e En tcrpr isf'' sriys: Rev. and Mrs. Benj. Dennis have rl"turned from 1'l lengthy bridal tour. i'lllcl are now guests of the bride's f1'lther, Gen. Wm. TPrry. D . Pe i r c e Cr-o ck e t t . o f c r o ck e t t. ' s cove . 1'l n cl M i s s c: 1 a r i'l A . s tone . o f P 11 l ask i ro11nty, were mrtrr]EHl on Wednesdny last at the t'f'~~idc-rnce of t he bride's unclP, Or . Jennings, in Greene county, VH. Au~ust ~ J886 /\little ch.ild of Oovid T. r.eockc·tl rt.iPcl at Hs hnmf'. >Ull. JHst Sunday. It had been sick but f'l fp,w dny!';. JlP.<ff Witl!'11 's Angus t 27. 1886 Wm. Nelson was kiJlecl by a negr·o llli'll. nt RranNPJJ. West Va., last Friday; and two negro men were badly used up with knives . Deputy Sheriff Taylor lodged .i11 jnil ~ 11 rero mnn on Sunclny. for braining H nP.ero boy, i n the East Mine nt Po c-n lwnlns. s;)t11rday night . ~1i s s Mi l l i e Be l ch e r d j e cl f'l t t h ~ ho mP (I f 7. 1'l c h Re J c Ii P. r . her b r n t h <' r . near Liberty HUJ last week, after mnny ye<lJ'S of snffC'ri 11 r,. Miss Millie Wi:\S 1'111 that vjrlue and purity of character mc>nn s. A pang of grief to llS C'Onlf>S f1·0111 l I\(' llllllC>llll!~E"ml"nt t!H~t rnpt. John R. Dunlap. of Pulaski, is dead. We kn ew ltini fo1· n lliii·cl of l' Cf'!ntury. We del"ply symp;:it lJ.i ze with h.i.s gr:ief-stjcken wiff' u r1<l cld l clr!•n. Dr. Chester Bullard. of Su uwvt.l l P . Mo 11 lr;r.1111Pl')' r·,,t11lly. w11s ldll r-cl Frjclay last. He was wcilking out on h .is f(JrJll \IJitlt his ]itllf' grnnclrn1gllter. un<lr>r a lP.clge of rock on a steep hillsid e. when a rock rn Jl e d down nncl st.ruck him on lhf' h en cl. ki.lJing h .im instantly. Mr. James F. Boone died on the moridng of the 20th . Though hP had been a citizen of the county but n few month!';. the> JArffl" co ncourse thot foll owed his remR)ns to the cemetery. sho1.,iecl tile> E"~lC'C'm iti \-ihir.h the fmni ly is hel ct a nct the sympathy had for them in t hei r bereC'lv0nu'n t· . September ~ 1886 Married near Floyd C. II .. V<l . . hy Rf'v. w. R. Coppedge. Johll M. Bt·ew ster to Miss Mattie Jam ison. Never, in the histo l'y of 1'<-lZ P\11eJ l 1i ~ 1 s thf'rr bc>P.n such sweet exemption from sickness. Yet several deaths hrive been c r·owclc>cl togethc>r of late>; but n o kiud of epidemic has v.i.sited us this yef'lr . ~rs. W. H. Jamison. of Burk's Garden ancl a dftughter of the late Peter Litz, dic>d last Sunday, of paralysis. A daughter of James Brown, of C1inc h Rjver, died Monday , of diph theriR. No issnnB b(•twec-11 fl - 3 - 1886 and 1-28- 1A87 January ili_ 1887 Diec!, ~939 January 8th inst .. Rfter ~lir<'c chiys j.lluf!SS, of pneurnonin . E Francis Street, Corona, CA 91719-2318 Vir~ At>nal&oh!an Notes in �bl Ogdc-11 City . Utc:th . Mrs. WiJJi<'\111 Hieelnhothnm. lor·111r·1·ly 11f tllis <'<1111tly, :11•.1 ·d l!l yPnrs. Jn111i;1 ry 28 . 1887 In a fight amongst coJ<lJ·e<l me11 nt f'ocnlwut<ts. Snl1l!·dny 11ir,ht. L\\'C> Ke re kj 11 ed. Miss Rachel Gi.llesp.in of om· t.m1111 l\!os mn1-riC'd to ~Ir · . . J1)l11r c;. ~lillP r · of Pu.laski County on the 12 inst. Wi J l o ugh by Re ad e . the we .l J k 11 own <1 n cl pop u 1 i'l r r C' :i rt c~ r n n rt r> I n r. u t .i Cl n i s I . is dead. Mr. Reade was well l<nown here, flJHl alJ will be sorY to l f'i'lrn of lii s death. Married. on Wednesday the 18th inst. flt t hf> l'esi clc>n C'f' of l he hr i ctr ' r. f;ithP.r . in the Cove , Mr. Rees Rro wn. of K<tns as . to Miss Evl\ flrown. daughtPr o f Orville Brown, Esq. Rev. M. W. Doggett officiflling. Mr s . Wi t t e n Ce c i .l ('I ncl f tl mi J y h fl v P t h" s y mp n ll 1y o f t II f' f' 11 t j r P c i r c JP of their acqmdntance. Two weeks since Mrs. <>C'il 1'1\\ S s11111111onerl t·n tl1 e br:>clsic!P of her stP.p-daughter Mrs. Geo. Mays - who w;1s n r.itizen~ of Giles cn1111ty. Mr~~. ~l ny cJjPcl. LRst Sunday night Cornelius McGuire. the fnt.ht">r of Mr·s. Cp r·i l. di Pel vP.ry sudde11ly, nt Mrs. Cecil's residence. :vtrs. Cecil t11'1s tf'lecraphecl 111 t'Pt urn but no n nswer wns received: and i t is prohflbfr tile tC'IPcrnm clicl not rf'nc:fl hf'r jn time if n~ nll - till lier father wrts buried. ;'Yfr. McGuirP \\•ns 011P of tllP old est . n11<l most respected citizens of the county - n tnrn man in l'l lJ th e rf'lntfons of lif~. No issues fol' Fl'b r11i'lr·y l1 1~ Jfl. 1 887 Februury 25, 1887 We are pained to read in <ln P.Xch:rnge the dP.nth of /\l l<'n T. Newhery. Esq .. of Rlnncl county . Mr. N. wns 8'1 YP. f1rs of rieP. and wp]J <lnr.I fnvorably known in this co unty. He was an extf'nsive former 1-l ncl lcirge stoc k clelllPr, <llld a remi:irl< rihly f'ner getjr t=1nd welJ preserve<! man. He lr,;we~~ fl Ja rgf> fnnd ly - most of hi s sons hf>ing prominent citizens of Blnncl, <lmone thr>m s. II . NewhP.rJ'y, F.sq. ~arch L 1886 Mrs. Lizzif! McOon ::1 .lrl. nPP Liz?.jp fln11Jd. cli<'cl nt New Rivr-r Rricl~P. ;i fC'lll weeks since fr o m cance r of th e hrf';ist. Sh e 11Jns nrnr1·i<'tl to Mr. F.c h\lnrd McDonn ld "'b o 11 t 18 5 ~ . She 1 ea ves fl k .i n d h us l> :in cl n 11 cl m:rn y c h i 1<l n • n wIto 111 i ~ !': her t e 11 cl r> r crire . Lizzie spent her gir lh ood ln our tot1Jn. oncl w11!': 8ndly mjssPd from our social circle. She was a near reJat.ion to mnny persons here. A Proclamation. - l11form11Uon hriving hrPn T' c>r-Pjvprl hy t h e Exe c utivP thnt , on Saturdi'ly night, Janu;u·y 29th. onP Snm11r:> .l Frnnc-is djd in cold liloorl. nrnrcter one E. R. Andrews a cit.i?.en nf tlw Town (If rnr:riho11tns. <11Hl r•sr.ared 111· 1 ·,,~t ancl is now going at large; therpfor·f• I do her-r.liy nffC't' n Rew;ird of ONE JfllNllHEll fJOLLAR~ to any person who shrill rt1-rPst lhc sriitl Sn11111f'.l FrnnC'.is 1111<1 delivPr him i.nto the Jan of said Town - - - 18th clay of Fr.hr11t'lry. JR87. Ry t he r.nvPrHnr. Fit 7.hue;h Lee. No issue for M;:irc l1 1 l. J 8137 Morch 18. 1887 Sricl Suicide. - Mrs. Mary/\. Ho1\11 ·y , 1.,rifP o f llRnnis ll owry of Thompson Valley. C' ommitted stdr.ide> Jast Srth lrnth, liy h:111tr.i11c- ht> r'H' ] f jlJ fill 11ppe r room .in hP.r house. Mrs. Howry wfls thP ciirn g ht er of Wj11inm Six, Esq., th~ moth er of a large fnmily of children, <'tncl 50 yr~nrs of f\e;0. ~o reason hfls been assigned for h0r tnking llf'r CH'1n life otliM· t han R d e>e p i'Onrern for the spjritual welf<'lrP of her c lii ld rP11. Tlw i'lct was p1 ·Pc P.ec1ecl hy no F1pprir P111· nbern1ion of mind . A ~u d<~ E> n clnsh o f 111m· t i f i r<1t]r1n nervPd h e r henrt . i'\llrl i lllp P l] P<l hPr q11i c kly into thf! pt=>rpet1·<ltjn11 nf nn ricl 1111lirlt no nne h;, cl any pr prno n i t i on. - - Virg1n.1.a lJ ppn.lachJv.n lJ oteA �Mar ch 25, 1887 Marr .iecl. at t he resi dence of thP. bricle's father . Robe rt WLtt f' n. F s q .. March 17th, by Rev. Geo. Buston . Mr. Reese Whitl ey to Miss Ra che.l Wit te.n. hoth of Ta zewe ll county. - - - The attPndants wer e as follows: Miss Jinnie WittRn. ~1 · . \\1 i l l C ro ck e t t . Mi s s I cl a G.i1 l e s p e . Mt' . J\ cl o 1 p h u s K ~ i s e r ; M.i s s .J o s i e re er y , Mr . wi 1 1 WittPn; Miss Susie Buston, Mr. John Bu c hanan: Miss Laura Bittimorc, Mr . Jesse McCall. The bride and groom have our bes t wishes for th e ir future happin ess and prosperity. No issue for Apr.i l 1 or 8 , 1887 April l h 1887 Robt. Barrow, little son of A. F. Barrow. formerly of our town, died in Abingdon Ja3t week. Died at his home. in Word's Cove, this county, yesterday morning , Mr. James Lester, who was more than seventy years of age . Mr . Lester was one of our most upright, prosperous c i tizens - honorable in all the relations of life. Married, at Cedar Bluff, April 6th, by Rev. P. J. Lockhart. Mr. rharl e s T . Watkins , of Grundy, and Miss Maggje f,. Scott, daughter of the late T. M. Scott. of this pla c e . Attendants: Miss Mary Bell Young and Mr . L. R. Nixon, Miss Williettn A. Young and Mr. E. H. Scott. Miss Nellie E. Scott and Mr. R . L. Irons. DEATH OF A NOBLE WOMAN . - Mrs. Mary. wife of Col. Henry S. Bowen , departed this life at tte ~ ~ -- ~~ e of her nephew. Dr. James Aumann, on Mnin street. this n. m., i'lt seven o' c lock. after a n .illness of severa J months of \: An cf>r of tl1e breast . The deceased wns a Miss Miller, a member of one of the oldest families of Wytheville in former years. Sbe was abo ut f jf t y- nine yea r s old . married Col. Bowen, then a citizen of Tazewell county in about '50 or '51. - Some four years ago Col. Bowen moved to Wytheville. buying hi s present home, one mile south of town. The announcement will carry dePp grief to many hea rts in this section of Virginia, especially in Tazewell and Wy t he counties, wh ere she wns so well known and deeply beloved. The burial will take place from t he M. E. Church at 3 o'clock tomorrow . - 'WythevillP Dispntch.' April 22, 1887 Diec! very suddenly of mening_gtis at the residence of Da vi n J. GillP.s pie, Esq., on Clinch River, Rob ert Rnrns, son of Cl in to n Barns, Esq., of Ward 's but Cove. aged twenty years. He l eft home the day previous , in good health never to return. - - May .2..i_ 1887 Died, in Pikeville. Ky. on the 7th clay of April Jns t . nr. Ben jamin F . Kelly, formerly of this county. Dr . Kelly wRs born on the 10 t h dRy of OctobPr. 1827. At the age of eighteen he enlisted as a soldier. and served wlth Gen. Sco tt's army in Mexico, where he was severe ly wounded in four differe nt places . t he effe c t of which no doubt hastened hts deat h . When the war between the states opened he entered the army under Gen . J . B. Floyd as f irs t Li eu t: but subsequent ly served as Surgeo n. When the wa r cl osed he r emove d to Kentucky and although suffering mu c h from his expo s ur e an d wounds. he co ntinu ed the practice of his profession till very recently. H'is dis ease was cons um ption. He died rath er suddenly. He leave s a wife and a l arge family of childr en. ANOTHER GOOD MAN HAS GON E TO REST. - Aga in the angel of death takPn off another one of our best and most hi ghly estPemed citizens. The name and c han1cter of Ree se B. Correll are al ikP known to all the people of this county. He wa s .hor n a nd ra is ed in Thom pso n VnllPy. He spent several years of his lif P ns a d er k in Jeffersonvi l l e. fii'lving· heen engngPrl Pit diffPrr->nt ti.J11Ps with dJfferent me n . There has neve r .lt ved n man in .T effer~n11vi.lle wh o Wflrl so co m Vir'1nla Appalachian Notes �plP.t<'ly thP rnnficle11cP. and f'Stf>Plll <.if hie.: y111111~~ : 1·~•: rw i :1l1• c.:. ' ""' '"' " ' ' ''" 11 \' •·t ,,,.. 111 :in inf 1 uPnce for good as muc-h ::is HrP~P r·o1· r·I' 11 . Ill' l1 :1rl l1r-r'tt ,. ., ,.,. di· I ; 1·:11 ,. , ,r· llrnllh nncl a great sufferer Rll nf l1is lifP. ,\ t ;1lin11t ll1C• ~1py 11f f!t111 · tp1·11 111' ,.,.;i,: tnk F.' n with fl sevE•rc· AttilC'k of .i11fl11111111at.<1ry IHtr•11111:1t ism. \\1 l1i<·l 1 '""'': ·~11( 111 fnl l111\·1·tl wjth a hacl case nf Dyspepsin. hoth of 1\lhir:h c-l1111n tp him 1111tiJ Iii<: d1• ;-1ll1. llP died last Thursday night ngP.d lll.tout 11r. y1•111·~. On Saturday morning his rc:>mnins 111c~rf' rnrriP<I to 111<' PlPr1·~:rnt Iii 11 1· !1111 c l1 where his fnnert'IJ was preached hy Rev. M. W. f1ogr.rt l. He was then taken and hurried by thP. sjcle of liis fnther in tl1r> nlcl 'Plr;is ant HilJ.' grave yl'lrcl. He had bP.en a consistant member a ncl a fnit.11ful Elder i11 the Presbyterian church for a number of years. - - DEATH OF MRS. NARCJSSA PENOLETON. ·- ~! rs. Nf'lr·c-igsa T. PP11 cllelo11. wid11111 of the late James F. Pendleton. Sr .. died at the regidP.nce of hPr son. Dr. .J11n. S. Pendleton, last Saturday morning, <tt thP. riclv<'lnc-Pcl <1ge of 71 yPnrs. 10 months <'Incl 18 clays. The deceased was a da11ghter nf Snm11el nnd Sri) I ir C. rPci l. nf T<-l7.ewP.11 county. She came to tlds coun t y witl1 '1Pr h11sl.ti 111 rl in 11'1:1 2, 111irl slw wn s o n e n f t 11 e n t n e mP. mbe rs , on l y o n e n f wh Cl Ill r C-l 11t ; ii 11 s , w h n f o 1· 111 e d t I 1<-' r l 1· s t· mP l h n d i s t cl;:,ss at Mnrinn. For about 56 Y" •1rs sl1e ll ncl l•«> P11 n zr>;1Juus nnd <'i_lll~i st<rn t 111P111h f'1· of th<:> c h11rch of her choicP.. Tlt1·ough a Jong '1ncl pai11(11l i l lnP.ss site> wns tf>11<1Prl y n 11 rs f' cl by h P. r s 11 r vi vi n g ch i 1 cl r f' n i'l IHI fr i f' n cl s - - - Th P fun c l s er v i. c: P s wp r P rnnduc t eel Snnda y afternoon in t hP. PrPs by~ r r i fill r· 1111 re- h hy hf' r p;1sto1· . nr. \\'. II . LPith, nfter which the remains WP.l'P fol1mvPd hy n lnrec prricf'ssjnn of frir11ds tn Rou~d Hill Cemetery. "Ft No i.ss11e for May 13 or 20. 1887 Issue for .June 10. 1887 never publishPcJ Ju11e 17. 1887 Dr. Crow, an emin<:>nt physicinn nf Atli'lntn. GPorge, ;:n1<1 Miss Mn 1·y Lyon~. of this pJace, were 11ntted in marr)<leP, WP.dnesdriy morning at' 6 A . M .. by the Rev. W. L. Richardson . and immedi<'ltely lf'fl .frir Atln11tn. Si1ltviJle Items . Miss S11sie Leo St11nrt nnd Mr. /\r~ltif' /I.. C<'trnpbP- 11 w<>rf' rn~rrif'>d at the home of thP. hride in Russe] 1. Thursclny morninp,. <'Ind took the evening tndn fro m Saltvjlle for WytheviJ e. We wjsh them mnc:h happiness mid succe ss thro11gh lJfe. Mr. B. W. Smyth d.ied Ht his homf' n enr this pl nee nftPr ii short j 11 ness. He was Joved and respe ctecl hy nlJ who knew him: his widow i n her bereave mPnt has our syrnp<1thy. Mrs. Smyth lE'ft S<tltvillP with li<'r mot hf'1· . Mr. John F . Hix. on Friday, for the home of l1Pr fnthf'r rtnd mother <'It· n11bJin, Vn. No i JuJy L $S lt f' for .1111112 24. 1 n87 J887 OBITUARY. Dr. Benjamin F. KPlly was h01 ·n Or-t. 10. 1027. /\t th<> <1ge o f 18 he entered Gen. Scott's rirmy j n Mexi c-o. wh<>rr- hP wns Sf'VPrely wounclc>d in ~Pven pJa ces, the effects of which no cloulil has1r11Pd his clPi'!lh. He nl~n servPd .in the late wc=tr under Gen. Floyd, fir!":t ris f.iP.ute 11 flnt, h11~ so nr1 his ski 11 as " s urgc:>on caused him to be p1 ·omotP.cl to Army Surgeon , rrnd he he lei that posit i on dur:ing the War. Jn January 1868 h<> mr>vE"<I from Scott Cn .. Vn .. hi s birth plorf'. tn Pjke Co . . Ky .. where hf' fol lnwf'd the prn 1; t irr> of mc:>clir· i11e until l1 fpw yN11 · ~ hP fnrr> his d0nth: on orr·ntin t nf fpPl1 l r lw:i 1 'II l\P PJ\VP 11r 11 is p1 ·n<· ti cP. II i c: <1fflictio11 fr om expos ure bc~rnn1<' c·ous 11111pti o 11 ;rnd <lif'd •1 virtim Ip tlrnt clisr>n~C' Aprll 41h, 1887. B11r i<'ll servir-Ps hy Mr:rso11i1' ho11nrs. fnlJc1wf'd hy the l<1rgP sl rrnw<l Pver witnessed in Pike co 1111ty . lfp I P0V<'~1 ;i 1-ii r,... rind six 1·hi lrln•n ;;i nd nrnny fri Pn d s to mourn h.i s loss. The nnrto1' wris 11 vc• 1·v lt1111f'l•d n1;111. il lirf' lo11g fl0mn1' 1·ril 'lnd 1 rue to iljs p art y. - ' Ky . cl r mo crrtt' Vir'1D1& .Appe.lachlan N otsa �~ ~ 1887 Peyton S. Coles. Pn st Gn111cl M<ls t er nf Masons in Vh·g ini •1, P<i ~t Gr:-incl Hi g h Pr j es t . <'In cl Past Gl'i'lll d ComIll It n cl er o f Kn i g Ii l s Temp 1a r . an ct o 11 P of t Ii P mos t pr nnd11Pn t Masons in the· llnited StntPs, died at his home. jn Alb e marl e 10unt·y . about thirteen miles from Charlot te sville. ~flss Co r a M. F i n ch 1vri s mnrri t> d lci!:d 1\lec~k t~i Mr . ,l. E(l\vard Smilli . " merchant of I<ansas City . Th e bride js a Ci nc i11llati g irl, who t\lent to Kans<ls City several years ago. and became o teJephone oper<itor. Mr. Smith, wlLile atte nd i ng to his teJephone was attracted by tl1e sweet voi ce of the operator <'I nd securrd An introduction. - - Mr. Wright, one of Mr. Eichelberger's surveying party, was considern.b.ly bru ised by a falling s to ne strik.i.ng him in the back. whiJ. e at work ne. or Dnve Dilles pie 1 s, Wednes day. The sto11e weighed about 25 pounds and had fallen nbout 50 feet when i t struck him. It is t hought tlrnt several of his ribs are brok e n. Rector Dennis was the proudest man in Pocahontas Tuesday. Not he calise he has the best garden, or the nicest littl e church, nor the handsomest wife, but because he says, the new baby is a boy and a credit to t he tm\ln. We haven't seen the baby yet, but would guess from the stock he has in him, t ha t he is a little whale . -- 'Headlight'. MATRIMONIAL. - A very brilliant wedding took place nt the Methodjst South church in this town last Wed nesday at 9 o'c:lock, A. M. The contn=icUng parties we re Mr. Thomas Aston, of New Garden, ancl Miss Mabel Dill\\licldie, daughtC'r of C<'lpt. Dinwiddie, of this place. Rev . F. Alexander was the officiating minister . - ' Lebanon Protectionist'. (Legal notice). To Samuel R. Smoot, Mary Smoot. Thomas Smoot, Grnce Smoot, Jannie Smoot , and Essie Smoot, infant children of Richard Smoot. deceased: (Norfo.lk & Western R.R. will apply for five disinterested Freeholders to de termi ne compensation for their lands in Tazewell County which the rail line will pass through . ) (Ad repeated in following editions) (Legal notice). To Eliza G. Smoot, Ella L. Smoot, Acla G. Smoot. Richard L. Smoot. and Samuel A. Smoot, infant children of Samuel Smoot: (similar to above) (ad repeated in fol l owing edi ti ons) (Legal notice). To Mary M. Crockett, Bettie G. Cr ocke t t . Jannie T . Crockett, Za chy W. Crockett, Robert K. Crockett. George F. Crockett, and Nanny H. Crockett infant children of Robt . G. Crockett deceas e d: (simil ar to above) (ad repeated in following ed i tions) No issues betwe en July 29 and August 12th August ~ 1887 (on mi crofilm , September 2nd and 16th issues intervene) PUBLIC SALE VALUABLE LAND. Will sell two tracts of l and. lying in Tnzewel1 County, State of Vi rgi nia on the waters of Bluestone in Wri ght s Valley one of said tracts containing 220 acres and the other tra ct containing 108 a cr es. - - -The llndersigned will expose the said 108 acres subject to Dower of M. Eliza Crockett widow of R. G. Croc kett and the said 220 acres in fee. - - - . August 1887 (Legal notic e ) . To A. Harman, Henry May and Rhoda. his wife; Kiah Hi'lrman, WilLiam F. Hrtrman, John W. Gillespie C'lnd Margaret , his wife: George FulJe r oncl Nnn c y J., his wif e; G. c. Whit e. admjnistrator, with the will annexed of Kiah Harman, de cea sed: Joseph Harm an, (the t·wo Jc:ist bring chi.ldren and heirs at law of H. D. Harman, dP.ceased,) ancl the other c- h ildren and heirs of Henry D. Harman, de ce ase d , names unknown, Emily Harma n , (an infant) and James W. Smith . Jat P s l1eriff o f Tazewell County, and As such ~dministrator of Nancy B. Harman . deceased. a nd all other inte r ested parties. (This notice is to t ake ond settle accounts ordered by the C'irc-u _i.t C011rt in t he Ch<rn cery Ca uses of H. A. Harman Al1 d a l , vs. G. C. White . a . e. t. a. rtrid al .. ~ V11''1DJ& Appala.o.h1an Notes �<Hlmi11 .i s trCl tor vs. II. /\ . f1 ;-.r · 111~111 ;111cl n I . ) ( ncl 1·ppp111 Pd j 11 rri I I Ill\' ing e ditions) News comes to us from B ll'l11d of t hr k i J 1 i 11c o f :1 ye 111111•. 111 ;i 11 11 : 11111 •cl J(P.g1 Py. It appears tlrnt he was n~ sisUng arrf'st whE>n he· w:i s shelf by S r· 1· 1 ~" ~ 111' Te>rry. Graham. VR., /\u gust 25. 'll7 . /\I n ndl~d rnmm1111il"'' in11 pr l1 : 11· 111i 111 Lodge No. 222, A.F. and A.M. held at- the>ir hall at Grnhrnn, Vn. A . L . ~n g 1. 1\ . ll. 1887, August 23, the folJowing prearnb.le and resolutions \\IP.re un1111im1111sly nd(lplr•cl: Wher eas it ha.s pleasP. the> Supreme Ruler of the> 1111 iv<' r s P in II is 1\1 i ~~ dom t n r emo vf' from our midst our clenrly bPloved friPtHI n11cl hrothf'r, IV. $ c;(l tt ~villP.11, l\•llo wi'ls a member of this Lodge, departed this life at. J2 o'rlo ck p.m. /\ug11st 20. 1887, <1t his home in Abbs Valley, TazewelJ county, Va., who hod beem a mE>mbPr of t his Lodge for eighteen yeazrs. Therefore be it - - ;i11d Ki <1h Hrtrmi'ln. Sept ember h (on microf)lm, this issue foJJows the July 22nd issue) One Deaton. a cart driver on the railroad near Graham. was killed yesterday. His horse became frightened, and in running away dragged him to a t errib18 death. (Legal notice) NorfoJk & Western R. R. vs E1izFi Smnot. F.11<1 r.. Smoot . Ada G. Smoot, Richord L. Smoot and Samue l A. Smoot, inf<rnt childrC'n of Samut=>l Smoot. Defendants. (Notific<1tion of a mot.io n to nppoint fl SpecioJ Commis si one r t o pa ss on their lands taken by the railroad.) (ad repeated in following e ditions) (Legal notice similar to above) EJJen Smoot widow of Richard Smoot, De cea s ed. Si'tmuel R. Smoot. Mary Smoot. Thomas Smoot, Grnce Smoot , J . Smoot, Essie Smoo t a nd Eliza Smoot infant children of Richard Smoot-, Deceased, and A. St. Clair their guardian. (ad repeated in following editions) (Legal notice similar to above) Rufus Thompson . Zacharia Anderson a nd Charlotte his wife, Willis Thompso n , Austin Thompson. and Mary Thompson in her own ri ght and as guardian of Mati l da Thompson, Alice Thompson, Reese Thompso n , Albert Thompson, Samuel Thompson and El l o Thomp~on infan t chi l dre n of Huphrey Thom ps on, Deceased, Defendants. (ad repeated in following editions) (Legal notice similar to above) S. /\. Witt~n. Ellen Smoot. widow of Ricl1 ar d Smoot, Deceased, and Samuel Smoot, Mary Smoot , Thomas Smoot, Gr a ce Smoot, J . Smoot, Essie Smoot and Eliza Smoot infant children of Richard Smoot, Deceas e d, and A . St. Clair their guardian. (ad repeated in following editions) 188'7 No issue for Sept ember 9th, 1887 Se p tember l.2..i._ 1887 A ma n in attempting to bol'lrd a coRl tr<1in in t he East mine Rt Pocaho ntas Tuesda y, mis s ed hi s footing and was run over and instantly killed. An in qu es t wa s held a nd a verdict rencl e red in accordance with the obovE> facts. ~ot i ce was overlooked lnst week of the marri<1ge of Mr. Wi ll Moore of this place to Miss Fren ch of Poor Valley. A handsome l ittle woman wil l hereafter make brighter t he l ife of the late bachelor. ~P.ptc m ber 23 , 1887 Married a t one and th e sa me ce remony by Rev. Wm . H. Kel l y, Sept. 15, Mr . J as. Thomp so n to Miss Fanni e Rourn e and Mr. G. W. Th ompson to Mi ss Maggie Bourne, at t he resi den ce of the fa t he r of the brides. on Clear Fork. Charlie Mc Donald, Brakeman o n a p<1 s senger train on the NP.w Ri vPr ruii l roa d. wh i le coupling C'<H' S 11t NP. w Rjver Mondny was cnught <inti crushe d to dP<'\th . He was one o f t he mos t popul a r employt=>e s on the line, and been married h11t a fpw month~. AN EVEN ING OF HORRORS. - Thf' t 0wn wos thrown int o n f Pve r of PXC'H f' 111Pnt on Wednes day eveni ng h y r1 s 11 rC'ess inn of di s <1 s ter ~ . ~11 n innP CtNl with nnP ,.It~ in fn I I nw i ng one after t hP o t h r> r . A hcir·sp r.amP clashin g 0 11 I n Mn i rt ~ t J' PP I Virgin.1a Appa.18.ch..1.a.n Notes �witl1 11 '111ggy slrnft s t ic k ing rlPnll t· hro111~h lti s lwrly . It wns soo11 JC'nr11f'rl t li 01t, r1 t :) pninl four miJPs from town. I\'. F . Hnrmn11 hncl shot nnd ctf'lngerous.ly 1\lou11dPcl C' li ~irlje ~l rNu Jty. "boss on tlte C'Ji11ch VnllPy Ri'!Hroad. rinrl son of Cc.111t1·n r t t"tr ~l rNn lt y; that n messenger wris put on Mr. Tn t f' GrPf've>r' s f i nP horse and st n r· t r-d t 11 tO\.,in for n physjc.ian to attend thP 111ounclf'd man: <'Ind th<it th e horse> r<1n <1111ay 1\'ith lhe riclpr <1 1HI when nearing town met nnd ran in to n IJur.eY ner·upiE"rl hy Mr. II . r. AJclerson nncl fandly . The co ncussion 1.;ns so r,r·Prit t hnt- n11e sha f t of the b11r,gy rn11 entir (" J y through the body of the n11rnwny horse riud hroke short off. Th is so fdghtC'n ecl lh e horse driven by Mr. AldPrson thnt it too d;:ished forwftrcl nt n fearful ~peecl, th ren tening to clemoJish the nlrendy broken veh .i r.le. and to the immin ent danger of the occupants . How ever, wh en just beyhond thP. Semin:wy the:> runnNRY wa s me t by a colored boy , Wm. Cecil. wl10, with great preSf'll C'P of mind nnd bravery , lhre\\I his coat over th e animals eyes Find held out until it ca m!? to a stop. Fortunnte ly no one in the buggy was hurt. The rider of the first h orsf' only suffered Rlightly fro m the falJ at the time of collision . Young McNu1 ty wAs shot in th e throat and littl e hope of his recovery is entertained. The sh a f t wa s r emov e d from the horse with great diffi c ul t y and th ere is a chance for its recovery. LATER. Young McNulty ctj ed last ni g ht from the effects of his wou11<i. HF!rmn n has not been arrested. A warrant was issu ed for his arrest imme diat ely nftf>r the s ho ot.Ing . The bo<IY will be buried at the Cat hol ic Cemetery tomorrow at 10 o 'c lo~k . September 30, 1887 Jt was reported on the s t reets ea rly in t he we ek that W. F. Harm:=tn wh o kill e d you ng McNulty had been arrested at Ada, W. Va., but the report was incorrec l. Mrs . Alexander, wife of Mr. J. H. Al exander died on yesterday at an advn nced age. She was the mother of Mr . J. 0. Alexander and Mrs. Lyons and Mrs . Hlggl nb o tham of this county. She had bee n a sufferer for several years . (L ega l notice) Norfolk & Western R. R. vs. T. L. Painter and Elvira T.. Pa i ne, his wife and Joseph S. G.illespif', Trustee for the said Elvira P. Paint ~r. De fenclants . (Motion t o determine compensri ti on for lands.) (Ad repeated in following eclitions . ) Oc to ber 1.i_ 1887 The Lynchb urg papers give fulJ accounts of the mrir ringP. of Miss Bello The bri<l nl Fairfax to Mr. ChristophPr Wfofr e in t hnt city on WP.d nesday last. party left for the north immediately ofter th e C<'remony. October 1.1..i.. 1887 Mrs. week. October My ers went down to Mjss Fairfax's wedding at Lynchburg las t 1887 A colored man on the railroad work nPar T . A. Peery's , died from an overdose of tin c ture of iron T11esdriy. Wecl cU ngs seem to be th e order of th e day in Tazewell. On Thursday . Octo ber l~. at the residence of th r bride's father. Mr . J. E. Stu l tz , of Pocahontas WRS mn rrif'Cl to Miss Josie Pee1·y . Friday October 14, Mr. Wm . Buchanan. one nf our best young farmers, was mnrried to Miss Mollie Allen. all of Thompson VC'l.lJey. T.n s t eve n.i ng Mr. John Buc hanan was mar ried to Miss Mollie Peery . This is quit e a youthful couple. In Crn ckf't t 's Cove one Gus. G11l espie s hot Frank Cregar. Wednesday. ThA difficulty grew out of a debt Cregar owed Gillespie. Cregar 's wound is in t he s houJcl er and is 11ot dangero us . ~ V1.rC1D1& Appalaob.Jaft Notes �A l1nrrihle shooUng scrape., i n whirh Oil<' nli'lll 111;is ki I lrcl i11st:1111 ly ·111 d •=rnnthP.r probahly fntnlly wouncleci, occurt"P.cl <1t Fnlls Mill s, thi,: "'111111~·. 1·,.,, 1 l\ Pf>k . Tt appears tlrnt thPy hr:tcl eone to the rc>si<IP.llCf' of ()fl(-> nr· 1 r·Jir·1·. t II ilroin ;111d the rPl ea se of ri mulP. which Belc-hP.r haci in his possC'ssion hrln11p,-i111: lr1 tl 1••111. Tl11· mule hnd b~en annoying Belch<>r some time by hejng in his firld:> . •\rtP1 · '"'l"·:il•·d ly W<'lr11ing the Tobors (the men to whom the m11lE' hPl011ged) lh<'ll It <> 1vriulrl d11 ~"' lw put the mule in his stable. On them comi.ng <lftf'r i t Re.lch r>r illHI Iii <\ so n 1Vr'11t 11111 to me Pt them and soon become env1gecl in <1 qn<lrreJ, the nl<I mnn Rc>lrltp1· 1·,-1111 -nf' d to the house and procured two shnt guns onP of which he hnndf'd to his ~"" lit<' other he set against a post. Presently somethjng so renrflgf'd f.P<' Tnhnr. ffl p 0 11 0 k i J led. that he drew his shot gun tn shoot. Be I rher jumpPd hP.11i11<1 th~ (1C1s t . '' l the srimP. time gPtting up his gun. whir.Ii he put in a few jnchP.s (If T<1IH11 ·~ lir ~ir l , and fired, young Bel cher shooting the othe Tahnr nt the s<1mP tiniE-~. Thry r·a111r> 111 tm<Jn Satur day and employed council to defend thc~m, r1nd were bai lecl out to t IH· snm of $4,000 each. A wnman was brought to ja iJ Weclnt=>sday evening c-h;:ir-p,-P<I with i 11 rri11 1 i cid e. The ~hi l cl was found in a hollow log j n Pr.1 c flhontn::: where s l1P lt;:id hi cl it severnl days hefore. She claims that the chjJcl died. It was a bright, swseet life tlrn t t-Jen t out when Mrs. Cosby 1<f' l 1 y Young d.i eel at her home on Wednesde1y last. - - she hod e ndeared hr•rse 1f ns d:111eh Pr. si:::h>r, wife. mothP.r and friP.nd. Her grave. ilt thf' fnrnily bu rying grou11cl, w;:i surrounded by t hose who will never forget her Cls she W<"ls i 11 Jjfe. (Legal notice) George> W. Re11olcls, Compl<'1i11tant·. vs. Lr>wis M. Ro bi nett. Jane Robinett. Mart is ha Ro bi nett and Virginia RobinP.t t, chi J clrf'n <incl heirs at law of Paris Robinett. deceased. On 4-21 - 1862 comp .lajnnnt nnrl r ·Rnhinett agrPe that on payment of $270, 70 n.c:res of lancl in T<t7.PWPl 1 r.01111 1 y n11 the w;:i ters of Indian and Middle Creeks, tributaries of Cl1nch RivPr, wllif'll ltriil hP.en deeded to Robinett by Thomas Christian and wife on 4 - 8-1861. Comp la in;.rnt w~nts to have the contract performed. Al l defendants are non-residents. (Ad re peated in following editions.) November 4. 1887 The trial of John M<'lrtin for the murder of Hen ry Morgan , at .Jon0s ville, resulted last week in a hung jury. Maj. Jas. C. Taylor. ex - Attorney General, died at Christiansburg la st Monday night. The Genera l had been sic k for "' long time with consumption. Mr. Jas. Alexander, the oldest editor in Vi rginia , died at Char Jo tt.es ville Thursday. He established the "Jeffersonia n " in 1835. li e was b or n in 1804. We regret to learn of the death of Mr. G. O. Hopkin s, n ta lent ed young husiness man of Thompson Valley. Father <1nd mother . sisters and broth0rs mourn his lo sg . Capt . Henry Harrisson, the Jate Republican candidate for the House of Delegates for this county, died at his home in Crockett's Cove Tuesday af ter noon . He wa s jn tow n last Saturday appar e ntly in good health . Sunday he was takes with qomething like pneumonia and died Tu esda y as stated. Capt. Harri sso n was i l ways a good citizen, and won many friends by his liberality and kindness. The announcement of the approaching nuptials of Secreti'lry Bnyarcl ;rnd Mjss SophiP. Markoe is made. Miss Markow is the daughter of the ](lte Fra n k Mar koe, the first secretary of the SmJt hsoni.An Institute, who lo st his forlune on Account of Southern sympat hi es . Shf! js abo ut forty years ol d, but doesn't look s o. ~nd for years past has been~ clerk in the State Department. Nove mber 1l_i_ 1887 C'o lonel Henry S. BowPn is cle<ld . He di ed of pn e 11monil'I 1'1t hjs homP In Wyt hPv illP on Tuesrlay , and the intelligence WAS A grei'lt shock tn hi s mi'lny friencl s in T<17. ewelJ. He had removed to Wytl1 e only i'I few yP.ars sin ce , ));ivJ11 13" h eP n n. lifP Jn np; Y- P<:::jri e nt ancl estP.e med d t izPn of Tn7.Pwe .ll . ThP. deceris e d wa B ri worth y mcmhPr Vtra1D1& Appalaob1ah Not.ea �of an honor ed fnmi Jy. Saltvnle Itc>rns. - n 11 Pridny 11t s~ 1t1 1d1il P somP Ii i'l l\ cl s \<J pr(> fr.(' t t i ti r; 0 11 t plrist PJ' ilt' Flu c>na VJs ta nerir S;oi l tvillc-. tl11, rr ilinr; of 1hP. s Ii ~1 ft f e 1 1 , l> 11 r y j 11 g mHl inst<1ntly kilJing Mr . B<lJ. Farris. li e .lenves" 1dfe and fo11r r.lii 1drcn in m1111n1 hjs loss . Nove mbe r 25, 1887 !fa rriecl. - At Grahnrn on the 13th i nst., by Rev. Dr. Jno. D. Vin ci]. Mr . T. F. Suthers to Miss Eddie Linkous. hoth of Tazewell. SaJ tv il J e Items . - Mr. Hend erson. father of Mrs . W. B. Robertson. died on Friday last . His death wns ca used by gangrene, flnd his sufferings were inte nse. His r emains were taken to Lynchburg, his former home. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J . ~loyd. MARRIAGE OF MR. QUARLES AND MISS DENNIS. - Mr . John P.Quarle$ A11d Miss Ella S. Dennis were married ytesterday at 11 o'clock a t the bride's home, "Vancl use ." in Am e lia county, a f e t~ mil es f rom Ma to ax . There were no brides ma ids, but the br.ide was attend ed by two fairies, Lena and Lizzi£> Lenry . ll r r brother, Rev. Berr. Dennis, was the officiating cl e r gym~n. a nd another broth0r. Mr. E. H. Dennis, gave the bride away. Mr . H. M. Shield was Mr. Qunr1es' best nrnn . The ceremony was very beautiful a ml impressi ve, and whiJst 1lwre were no cnrds , quite o co mpany of rc=dat .ives and friends w.itnessecl the marriage Rnd partook of the sumptuous wedding dinner . Th e br.ide is the daughter of tlie late nr. Benjamin Dennis and is a beautif ul and accomplished lady . Mr. Quarles is t he youngest son of the la t e Thomas D. Quarles. a11d is connected with the well known banking house of Warren & Quarles. Mr. & Mrs. Quarles reached the city yesterday afternoon. - (State) December h 1887 OBITUARY. - Wm. Go ggin Hopkins was born on t he 22d of May, 1859, and di ed at t ho home of his father, Jno. C. Hopkins, in Thompson's Valley. - - In the deat h of Wm. Gogg in Hopkins eac h one in the community in wh.ich he Jiv ed fe e Js a personal loss. and cherishes fondly th e recolJections of his noble mnnhood, and sterling virtues. F.jght years before his deat h he joined t he Met.hocli st Episcopal Chur ch South, and the later years of his young life were marked by special efforts to reach a high e r Christian character. - - Married. - On Wedn esday evening by Rev. W. L. Richardson, Mr. Edga r Lockhart to Miss Chloe McCoy . Mr. William Barnes. of this county, was married to Miss Newberry, of Bland, on Wednesday last, Rev. Mr. Dogge tt officiating. A young girl livin g with the family of Mr. H. B . Groseclose in Burks Garden, was found dead in her bed on Wednesday mornin g . Dece mber ~ 1887 A HORRIBLE AFFAIR. - On Tuesday last Mr. Frank Moss. of Burks Garden, a wo JJ known cit izen, cnme hom e from a trip in a very unsettled state of mind , dec lar i ng that he had s ee n blood on th e roadside where some one ha d been killed . On We dne!'>day morning he indu ce d Olle Mr. Newman to go with him to the point indi cnted t hat he might look for th e s upp osed murdere r. He had been allowe d t o ar m hims e lf witlt a rifle, and wh en on the mountajn side near Sharon , in Bland count y, he s udd enly fired and kill ed John Dickison, a colored boy, who pa ssed along the road. John liv ed at t hi s plare an d was th e ma i l carrier on the r oute be t ween IH~re and Wythevill e . The boy was nrnkin g hi s daily trip when he was thus s ho t down without warning. ~r. Mo ss came on to town immediately with t wo friends who were de putised a s co nst a bles to keep hjm under arrest. The thr ee the n went ba ck to t he garden, Mr. Moss' home. While on the str eets here hP. s e em ed per f ec tly ra tional and col l ected , ac c osting his friends so na turally that the y RuspectPd not h i ng. On Th ursday, Mr . Moss came bar k to t own in rnmpn ny wi t h h i s br ot hers Hncl Vir~ Appa.laoh!aA Notoa �thP r· onslnblf'S. He was adjudged jnsane, nnd this morning was tnken to th P ;1s y l11m nl Mflrlon. The case is one truly ciistress.ing. The mnthP.r 0f tlw dPricl hoy i ~ i 11 ;i pltiC'lb.le state of grief, nnd her own UfP .in clr1ngPr. The> fnm.ily 1111rl frj0111ls of ~r Moss are. i f possible, eve n morE> tronblf'cl. Ttw brothPrs of r rmil.; ~1n •;~ hrivc> clone everything they could to allf'vinte lhe lll1sery of tlw b0y's m0lli e>1 · . Tl1r·y 1t:1d 1111" body hroug h t to town and turned over to the> 1111dPrtnker tn lw g iv P. 11 1•r11p01· b11r.ial. Mr. Moss' oi.•m interpretation of the <lff;:dr is t lrnt it wns nn n cc idC'nt. HP. say s he wns convinced thnt somP one lrnd been murrlPrf'c.I 0 11 thr> spot. thfll hr w;:is stooping over intently examini11g the blood when he hPnrd the noise of some onP rtppronch .i ng, r\nd looking up and see.i ng the boy. i t f J a shed over him t h<'l l th<> re was the nurderer. He says the boy, who was walking along and lending hi s tiorse. ca lled to him t hat he was the nrnil boy, but too late. <'IS the bn.ll had stnrtf'll, He wAs unwilling to be tnk An to Mar ion, insJstjng that he was sane HS nny man. that the killing was purely accidental for which he is ~ery sorry. He has been for some years subject to temporary aberration of mjnd , but ne v er exhibiting it when quietly at home on his form. He ls weJ.l k11own n~ ni1c> of the Moss brothers, who are extensive ca ttle dealers. and among the best citizens of Virginja. A civil engineer Jjving at NonrnJk, Conn., hns j11st rc>turnec.I from Virginia. where he has been employpd on a new railrond. He tells A story of A co n tractor's son who was shot clown in c-o 1cl bJ oorl by A desperado. wh o, after cn Jlect.ing a gang of fifty fr iPnrls, threatened to clAan out the town unle ss he w As a c q 11 i t t e d . Hi s t r i n 1 1 n s t e d f j f t Pe n m.i n u t es , re s u .l t c d i n n n i'l c CJ u i t. t A 1 . wh e r e upon he and his gang proc-eE>dcd to get gloriously drunl<. -- 'Conn. Ex.' EdHors News: - The engineer alluded to in the nbove was e.ither glorjously drun k himself , or is not very p;:irticular as to how he deals with the truth. We St1ppose the case to which he allud es was the Harman - McNulty one, in which H~rmnn wns tried before three town Justices of the county. The trial lastPd two dnys and nll the evidence was thoroughly illicJted. As to whether the verdict of ''not guilty" was a just one is not for us to say. If Harman and his friend s got eloriou sly drunk we suppose i t was b11t natural. Vox. ~ 1887 (These pages follow t ho se (lf the December 16. J887 editjon) MARRIED. On the 7~h instirnt nt this place Mr . Lon Aoone to Miss EllA Woods. (Note: See next issttP.) Gillespie who was charge d with shooting one Cregar had his preJimin ary examina tion before two magistratAs , Tuesday, and was acquitted. December Dece mber l§..i. 1 88 7 To whomsoever it i s due the NEWS offers a h ea rty apology f or thf' mista ke made last week in mentionin g a marriage which never took place. It is As pa Jnful to mAke a mistake in such matters as it is pleasant to make note of t he gen uine article. December g.sL_ 1887 r-~rry "It is not intended that this is sue of the NEWS should do more the advertisements." than No further issue i n December, 1887 January h 1888 OBITUARY (From 'Ch rlstian AdvoqatP'). - On Oct. 26 . JA87, Mrs. l.osbie Ann Young, the only daughter of RPv . WilUam H. Kelly. of the Holston Conference. departed this li f e. She wa s thf' wife of WiJJjam G. Young. to whom she was m;;,rriPcl March 4, 1885. She pr ofP.SSPd faHh in 1.hrist and jojned the M. E . Ch11r c h Virg1D1a .Appe.laah!ai\ Notes �South nt Vn .. in 1878. - - B1Jrks Garden on \vednesclf\y ~1r . James Crock(Ht wns stabbed by ( Ir.(> Pqrticulars nre not Si'ltisfnctory, though it is fpnred that th~ \\1Cllll1cl frttnl. Claypool h;is not been npp r ehC> ndecl fit this writ in~ . though ~1arion. Jn Claypoo l. may prove prirti es nre j n ;'.llll'Sll i. t.. ~enr ~011th of Incl tan one Dolan 1.oJn:.; shot nn d mortnl ly woundt->d ~,Y 8 :1~!. Ball 11nct twicP ineffect11allf shot Dolan from ~n ~mbush. when t he l atter sp~nng upon him an~ gave him a good castigation . Bnll begged to be let go. ~ss~ring Dolan that he would not again trouble him. After being released. howev ~r . ~e shot twice again. and that time with fntal effect. Fri ends of ~r. Crockett. who was stabbed in Burks Garden. f o!lowert Claypool to Indiana. where he secured concealment among relatives . In the BallOolan case it is said there is some hope of Dolan's recovery. ~ EMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. - At a meeting of the students of Cedar Bluff High Schoo l Mr. Geo. C. Pee ry was elected chairman, and Rppointed ~r . Jno. D. Hunt secretary. The following resolutions were presented and unanimously adopted : Whereas. It has pleased God in His providence to remove from our midst our little school mate. Henry Smith, whom we have known but to love; theref ore it is resolved. - - Fifth, That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the bereaved family and furnished to the ~ountain Index and CLINCH VALLEY NEWS for publication. January I.;L_ 1888 ~A RRIAGES. - The following marriages in the west end by Rev. P. J. Lock hart are reported: Joseph L. Elswick to Lucinda Harris. John Elswick to Isabel Cardell. John H. Vandyke to Rhoda Ann Nipper. Everett Short to Sarah Florence ~ eadows. John Haywood to Soph roni a Graham. Wj lliam H. Johnson to Angelina Lester. George Fleming to ~aggie Farmer. Thom as L. Spence to M.ary E. Gross. James Whitt to Caroline Steele. RUSSELL. Lebanon. Va .. January 8. - A few days ago a man by the name of Cassell shot on£e Vance. Cassell went before a justice and gave himself up. I have not heard the cause of the difficulty. One of the Astons on last Saturday shot a man by the name of Honaker . They both lived in New Gnrden. The shooting is said to have been an accident . Aston came on to the Courthouse and gave himself up to the officers. One day last week ~rs. Kelly ' s dress caught fire and she was burned so badly that she died from it a day or two afterwards. (Legal notice) Jos ep h I. Doran and W. A. Dick. Complainants. vs. A. C. Orde Powlett. Annie Martha Orde Powlett his wife. George A. Warder in his nwn right and as administrato r of George A. Warder. an~ as ndministrator of ~llliam Warder deceased. Thomas W. Davis and the heirs-at - law of William Warde r deceAse. (To obtain legal title to certain tracts of land in Buchanan county.) (Ad re peated in following editions.) January 20, 1888 MARRIED. By Rev. R. A. Kelly on the 18th inst .. Harman to Miss N. Josaphine Neal, both of Tazewell county, Va. January Mr . E. Harvey 1888 The trial of Be l cher for the killing of the Tabors before the Justices' Court was prolonged for nearly two weeks. Belcher was sent on to the grand ~ �'/I j11ry. Of::J\T ll S. - Mrs. •' i I. i 7Pn of t his place. Florence. IVednesclay . Stevenson. the w i f C' of Mr. a young cl a ught P.r of Mr. W. E. R;:ider. Th omns st Pv1• 11 :H 111. The hur.iri.1. look :111 pln1·<> I <I 11 11 11 Febr uar y 1.L_ 1888 A special gr;:inrl j11ry of Bland county f<lj led to fj ncl i'l tr11e> hi 11 ::ig;:i i nst Mr. Frank Moss f or the killing of John Dickenso n . the mnil r.:i:irri0r . H ap pearing that Moss was in sa ne. MARRIE D. - At the home of the bride's father. near Salem. on h'C'c\nP.s cl:::iy eve n ing, the 8th instant, Rev . W. B. Yonce. performed thf' c:erPmCl n y thnt uni.tPd as man and wife Mr. Wm. LPe Brown , o f Tazewell C'ou n ty . a11cl Miss J\11nje n. <:'ric-kenberger . The bri d e is <t dnughter of ~1r . £.c>vi Cr ickenberger. an d ;i ~ i~l cr of Rev. D. P. T . Crick e nb erger , of the I.uthercrn c hur c h. - 'Snlem Times-Regjsler . 1 Mr. Wm. Lee Brown is A snn of Mr . Jno. W. Br own, an d is li en rtlJy c-onGratulated upon his successfl1l raid upon the county of Roanoke, from whi ch he ~ucceecled jn capt urin g his fair hride. The NEWS received wi th than ks some of the ca ke . The daughter of Andrew Link. of Huron county, Ohio, has <lied frnm the "!f fP.ct s of a ki ck inflicted by he r f at her. Th e g irl was only nin e year s old . nncl because she cried on Chri stmas morn in g at having receiv ed no present from Santa Cln.us. the brute fl ew into a rrtge a nd k icke d her, inflicting an internal in jury th;:it has. at l ast, proved fatal. March ~ :i.1arch ~ 1888 MARRIED. On Wedn e sda y, at Col. Harman's. Mr . A. Kiner to Mi ss HatUE' Harman. (Leeal notice) C. J. Crockett and Nannie Cr ock ett hi s wif e who s11e for t.hP benefit of the said Nnnnie Crockett. Com plaina nts vs. Mar y E. HaJe>. wirlow of H. A. Hale , deceased, Nannie E . Hale, George E . Hal e, Rufus A. Hal e, '.'-1 a ry L . H<1 J e , i n fan ts , c hi l cl r P. n an cl heir s at .l aw of R . A . Ha J e . decease . 0 11 d iHl ndnistrator of said R. A. Ha J P, de ce ased . - - - Th e defendants Mary F.. l!;:ilr, N'lnnjp E. Hi'\1<"'. George E. H;:il e, Rufus A. Hale and Mn ry t.. Hrt l e - lrtst fo11r in fants - ore not residents of this Comonwealth. (To obtain legaJ tJtJ e to a trart of land near the town of Graham.) (Ad repeated i n following issues.) 1888 Mr . W.W. James, Jr .. of Brjstnl. committed sui c.i de hy shoot ing , J ast week. News comes to town of the killing o f another man n ear the Moltth of Incl .inn hy rt U.S. Deputy Marshal 1 . Reports regarding the p;:irticulftrs of the snse rn nf1ict. though it is pres um ed the party kill ed was a violator of t he revenue laws. Ed wi n Ra r hon r . Pd i t n r o f t h P r.11 l p Pp P. r Adv a n c e . wh o ~ h o t a n ct k j J 1 N I Fllis Williams, editor of the Culp epe r Ex ponent. i s in r\ rl;rn g<" rou s conclitin11. hec;:iuse of his wound received at the time of the s hooti ng at the hands of Williams. M<irch 16. 1888 Mr. J. T. Cooley, fath er of Dr . Cooley, di e d on Tu e sday, a ge d 80 yP.ars. ll. S . Depnty Mrir8hall Rife was acqnittecl of the felonious killing of OPJl Si mmon s nn the grounds nf SP ]f- cl e fense. M~jor Robert E. Rlnnkenship, general manager of the Old Dom ini on Nail And Iron Works, and one of the best known men of Ri chmo nd , fell under a moving trAb1 <ind was killed Tuesday last. C.c'NT/NL (t:: TJ Virginia Appa.lachlat\ Notos �WHAT DOES rT MEAN? Initials after your ancestors' names may not be titles or degrees but they may provide useful information you had not expected. The following are but a few of the puzzling letters one may come across when reading old wills or other documents. a.a.s. Died in the year of (his/her) age, i.e. died a.a.s. 64 (anno aetatis suae) d.s.p. Died without issue (decessit sine prole) d.s.p.1. Died without legitimate issue (decessit sine prole legitima) d.s.p.m. Died without male issue (decessit sine prate mascula) d.s.p.m.s. Died without surviving male issue (decessit sine prole mascula superstita) d.s.p.s. Died without surviving issue (decessit sine prole supersita) d.unm Died unmarried d.v.p. Died in the lifetime of his father (decessit vita patris) clv.m. Died in the lifetime of his mother (decessit vita matris) et al And others (et alia) inst Present month or time (Instans) liber Book or volume nepos Grandson nunc Nuncupative will, an oral will written by a witness ob He or she died (obit) relict Widower or widow (relicta or relictus) sic So or thus, exact copy as written testes Witnesses ult Last (ultimo) ux or vs Wife (uxor) viz Namely (videlicet) From Ray Harkness on The Internet "f rom "The Searcher " , Southern CA Genealogical Society, Inc.; Vol XXX #4, Apr 1993 Vll',mta Appalaohia1l Notes �QUERIES 22-93: Need names of parents of John & Elizabeth (Betsy) BOWEN, lived on Craig's Creek late 1700s, early 1800s. John d 1826, Montgomery Co. Their children: William md Margaret?; Mary "Polly" md John LAFON John md Rachael MILLS; Hugha md Elizab et h OWEN; Magdelin md William ADKINS; James md Catherine BOSTERS; Sally md David HARTER . Opal Bowen, Route l, Box 62, Atchison, KS 66002 23-93: William STEPHENS, (s/o John STEPHENS) b 1787 VA, 4 Oct 1814 in Adair Co., KY. he md Barthena HOPPER, d/o William HOPPER. She was b NC. 1850 census Emily STEPHENS, age 120, b NC, was living with William and Barthena in Overton Co., TN . Need more info on these families. Opal Bowen, see 22-93 24-9 3: Isaac MOORE, (b 1789 Pendleton Co . , VA) s/o David & Elizabeth MOORE, md Nancy HOWARD 1815 Montgomery Co., VA Isaac d May 1875 Floyd Co., VA. Isaac ' s bros: John, Bill , Jonothan, Zeba & Solomon . 1816 David & Elizabeth sold 190 acres on Litle River, Montgomery Co. to Major HOWARD. Need more info about David & Elizabeth MOORE . Opal Bowen~e 22 & 23-93 . 25-93: Have a rather large collection PROPHET / PROFFI TT / PROFI T family history & would like to exch with anyone who has an intere st in this family. James E. Proffit ~~ 480 Lotus Drive, West mins t er , CA 92683-7446 26-93: There is a r ec ord of James McCALL in Botetourt Co ca 1777. Who was he? Where did he come from/go to? Collecting all McCALLs in SW VA pre 1850. Bill~~~ - McNamara, P. 0. Box 6764, Knoxville, TN 37914-0764 . 27-93" The IGI has precious few ACUFFs in VA. John ACUFF "app ears" in Hen ry Co records by 1780. Was he f/o William Spencer ACUFF? Others? Where did he come from? What was his relationsh i p to Cain ACUFF , also in Henry Co about that time? Collecting all ACUFFs in VA pre 1850. ~j.lli~ R. MaNam?ra, see 26-93. 28 - 93 : John BRYAN was in Hawkins Co, TN by 1798; White Co, TN by 1818. Hoping he was g/f of Elizabeth, who md Joel ACUFF . Family tradition cla ims relationship of Elizabeth to Rebecca (BRYAN) BOONE, Daniel's wife. How? Other pre 1850 Hawkins Co BRYANs : Morgan , Joseph (in Grainger Co 1819), Thomas, Joseph, Sr., Joseph , Jr., Reuben, Samuel, Daniel, Alexander. Bi l lie R . McNamara, see 26, 27-93 29-93: Wish to corres with desc or anyo n e interested in the following couples from Carroll Co., VA: Christena CROTTS md 1888 Joshua TATE; John CROTTS md 1903 Eva REYNOLDS ; Wiley T. CROTTS md 1896 Louise HAWKS; Alexander CROTTS md 1899 Dora Bell HAWKS; Rilda Ellen CROTTS md 1916 W. Taylor HAWKS; Greely Edgar CROTTS md 1925 Stella SPENCER; Virgil Howard CROTTS md 1930 Ruth Ir e ne CAGLE. Mrs . Camilla Dean, RD 3, Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 �30 ,). 31-93: Searching Bedf o t" d Co . , VA for possible p/o William Harrison CARR b 1788. Need info on followi ng to determine probablilty . 1787 tax list shows Thomas KERR, Wm KERR, Sr., Wm KERR , ,JL-. , Nathaniel KERR, & James KERR. County marriages give Hugh KERR to Elizabeth FINLEY 1772; James KERR to Ruth GADDY 1783, Thomas KERR to Martha McCLANAHAN 1786 & William KERR to Lorena WORLEY 1781. Can ~nyo ne elaborate on any Bedford Co CARKERR famili es ? ~.l?..Y..t?Xl.Y~_q....r_I__~J. anJ&Y 4 _J.0 4 New Bridge Road RD #2, Salem, New Jersev 08079 ?'f. 32-93 : Judith TOLER/TOLAR (d ca 1815 ) was 1st w/o Rice Daniel MONTAGUE who was a father again 7 Jan 1817 by 2nd wife Ann RANSOME . Issue: Rice Daniel, Jr., Albert Gallatin , Frances Anderson, Jane Daniel, Catherine Latane MONTAGUE . S/o 2nd marriage: Robert Ransome MONTAGUE. Any info on foregoing appreciated. Mail & copy fees reimbursed . Richard D. Robinson, 353 E. Lake Rd., Palm Springs, FL 33.i§.1 - 18Q2 33-93: Birth, death, marriage info re Wyatt COLEMAN & Mary SHIELDS (dau James R . SHIELDS of James City Co., VA). Mary S. COLEMAN md 2nd Mr. COCKE. Expenses reimbursed. Who can research Society of Cincinnati records for Wyatt COLEMAN who qualified as original member (1st LT. VA Continental Line to Jan 1781)? Richard D. Robinson, see 32-93 34-93: Need info on following: TERRY of early Lee and Patrick cos . ELKINS & PRIEST in early Russell-Tazewell Co area. POPE & BAGNAL of early Wythe-Grayson-Carroll cos. area. Nancy Cowan, 8333 N.W. 33, Bethany, OK 73008 35 & 36-93 : Seeking any desc & graves of George M. HAMILTON & wife Virginia Harris HAMILTON . Were listed in 1860 Russell Co, VA census, Dickensonville District with their ch John J. (19) , Samuel (16), Francis (10), Wil l iam (8), George (5) & Matilda (1). Geo r ge was 42 & Virginia 36 . Virginia, age 48, was listed in 1870 Russell Co., VA census Lebanon ~ Moccasin Township with her ch William (17), George (15), Matilda (11), & Richard (7). Her parents are believed to have lived in the NE corner of Washington Co, VA . Marv-Paul Shannon, 312 Horsley Dr ., Pearisburg, VA 24134. 37-93: Would like to correspond with decedents of Benjamin RICE & Phebe Matilda WILLIAMS RICE Botetourt & Rockbridge cos. Ch: Benjamin K., Frances, William, Susan Ellen, Charles Edwa rd, Mar y Agnes RICE TROUT, Martha RICE PARSONS, Robert & Samu el . Myrna Crapo, 15503 West Siphon, Pocatello, ID 83202 38-93: Would like to exch info on Lewis WILLIAMS & Polly BAILEY WILLIAMS . Known ch were Minervia Ann WILLIAMS RICHARDSON & Phebe Matilda WILLIAMS RICE . Were in Bedford, Botet our t & Rockbridge cos . last 1700s & early 1800s . Myrna Crapo , see 37-93 39 -93: resided Letcher Francis Michael JUSTUS: Seeking any info on Edmond P . or wife Sarah , for a time in Russell Co , VA . Also Joshua (b 1841 Co, KY) or wives Rachael HALL (b 1840 Perry Co , KY) & LESTER who resided in Buchanan Co, VA after 1860. Justus, 805 Manes c t. Lincoln, NE 68505 I 40-93: Need maiden name of Mary w/o Nathan BASHAM Sr ., b ca 1786; d bef Au g 1851 in Boone Co (W) VA . Also would like proo f �of Nathan BASHAM ' s parents . Lake Wa l es , FL 33853-3919 Billie R. Lewis, 1104 Voncile St., 41-93: Need name p/o Mathew MARTIN, Sr., bin VA ca 1775; d Franklin Co, VA in 1853. Was he s/o John MARTIN of Goochland Co, VA or Wi lliam MARTIN of same Goochland/Henrico co MARTINs . Billie R . Lewis, see 40-93 42 -93 : Who were p/o Mary HALE, first w/o Peter SIGMON-SICKMAN, Sr . His 2nd wi fe was Cahtern (NOSSEMAN) WI LLIS. Mary SIGMON d bef 1819 & is bd in Hale Cemetery near Ferrum . Billie R. Lewis, see 40 - 93 43-93: CROUCH/GRAYSON/WIGGINS Need any info available on these famil ies in Bedford & Montgomery Cos of VA . John CROUCH md Judith WIGGINS in Susse x Co, VA . Bought land in Bedford Co, VA 1775, sol d it 1797 after moving to Wilkes Co , N C. Two CROUCH ch md Na ncy & Wi lliam GRAYSON. Laura McCoy, 128 Knut St., Alexandria, MN 56308 44&45 -9 3: Seeking info on REDMAN/variant spellings family . Ignatius b ca 1740. In Loudon Co, VA 1758; Pittsylvania Co, VA 1767. Listed in Henry Co Ta x List 1780-1784 . Left a Deed in Lee Co in 1805. Wife may have been Hettie CHADWELL, sis/o David CHA.DWELL . A son, John, verified. Is Nancy b ca 1780, who md William HALE in 1804 in Patrick Co a daughter? Dorothy Hale Amis, 8730 Ferncliff Ave NE, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110-2940 46&47 -93 : PATE ADAMS HAILE IVY Thomas PATE d 1821 Sussex Co VA. Iss: Jordan PATE md Elizabeth ADAMS May 14, 1795; Wm PATE md Rebecca HAILE Sep 26, 1783; Mary PATE md John ADAMS Jul 19, 1791; Elizabeth PATE md Aaron IVY. Aaron d 1805 Sussex Co VA. Did Elizabeth remarry? Who were the ADAMS parents? Did they stay in VA? Moved where? Where are the desc? Helen Pate Ross , 1801 Esic Dr , Edwardsville, IL 62025 48-93 : Seek desc of ISOMs of Grayson Co, VA . My grand/m Belle Daisy ISOM was b in Grayson Co, VA 0 2 May 1885. Her par were Wm (or Daniel) & Elizabeth ISOM. Siblings : Robert, John, James, Lester, Elizabeth & Thomas . Have info to share . This family moved to KS ca 1890. Will answer all corres. Mary F. McBride, 5003 Sunset Bluff, Hunt sville, AL 35803 49,50&51-93 : LIVICY/ LEVISEY /LIVASY/LIVESAY Seeking par & birthplaces of Simp s on LEVISEY (b OH 1826)/Caroline Matilda (SMITH ) LEVISEY (b OH 1831-3) . Md in Gallia Co, OH 1847, settled in Nodaway Co, MO ca 1855. Ch: Winfield Scott LIVASY ( b OH 18 53 ), Frank P . LIVASY (b OH 1855), Lydia Margaaret ( LIVASY) COLEMAN (b MO 1856), Lorenzo Dow LIVASY (b MO 1858) , J ohn Simps on LIVASY (b MO 1861), David Newton LIVASY (b MO 1 8 63), F r anc is Mae (LIVASY) McGEE (b MO 1865 ), Chloe Ann {LIVASY) CLAYCOMB (B mo 1867) . Was Caroline (MO 1880 census OHVA- VA) r e l ated to David (b 1806) & Nancy A. ( ) SMITH (b 18 10) (1880 MO c ensus , both VA-VA-VA)? Who are p/o Simpson LIVASY ( 1 8 8 0 c ensus OH-VA-Canada)? Wi ll g l adly reimburse copying cost & po s t a g e . Donna Kuske Livasy, 516 Semino le Drive, Bl a cks burg, VA 24060 �76 52-93: Frederick or Feathergill KINCER b Nov 3, 1830 in VA, md Lydia ADAMS in Letcher Co, KY. His mother was Mary "Polly" (possibly ROBERTS) b ca 1794. Who was his father & what is Mary's ancestry? Lorene Profitt, 6817 Ball Road, Romulus, Ml 48174 53-93: Who were par & fam of Susanna STACY b ca 1764? She was md to Joseph KISER, s/o Charles KEYSER. Joseph & Susanna's ch were Joseph Kenton, Abednigo, John, Nimrod, Ephraim, Susannah, Mary, Charles & Elizabeth. Lorene Profitt, see 52-93 54-93: Would like confirmation of Charles KEYSERs wife/wives. Was he first md to Elizabeth GROSECLOSE from Germany? There appears to be record of a later marriage to a Miss Shelley of PA. Charles was b ca 1702 in Germany. Lorene Profitt , see 5293 55-93: Wish to corres with anyone doing BREWER, PHIPPS, HOLLAND research. June Welsch, 1170 Ripley ct, Muscatine, IA 52761 56-93: Am interested in hearing from anyone researching QUALLS, QUARLES , PELPHREY, SNOW, H.ARSHALL or BLANKENSHIP. Also BENNETT, WADE o r CLEMENTS . Or anyone familiar with Frying Pan Creek in Pittsylvania Co, VA . Wilma Qualls Bennett, Rte 5, Box 380, Blanchard, OK 73010 57-93: Who were par/sibs of John COMER b 1753 Caroline Co, VA . Md Catherine DOVE. D bef 1836 Grayson Co, VA . Ch : John P., Phame, Amy, Jonathan, Stephen & Samuel. Carl Boyd, Box 795, McBride, B.C. VOJ 2 EO Canada 57 - 93 : Who were par/sibs of John COMER b 1753 Caroline Co , VA md Catherine DOVE d bef 1836 Grayson Co, VA? Ch: John P., Phame , Amy, Jonathan, Stephen & Samuel. Carl Boyd , Box 795, McBride, B.C. VOJ 2 EO Canada 58-93: Who were par/sibs of Joseph BOYD, b ca 1769 Franklin Co, VA (Bedford or Pittsylvania Co, VA?), md Nancy (AARON?), d between 1850-1860, Russell Co, VA? Ch : Jonathan , Elizabeth , Nancy, Patience, Robert & Rosina ("Ziney"). Carl Boyd, see 57~ 59-93: Sheridan PHILLIP, Henry Co, Story Creek abt 1760 . Who was his wife? Ch: Rachel md Thomas HALE , Mark , Dennis, Alley md Daniel GRIFFITH in Franklin Co. Will exch info. Judith G. Blackwell, Rt 4 Box 76, Floyd, VA 24091-9244 60-93: GRIFFITH/GRIFFIN Need par & sibs of John C. GRIFFITH& Martha GRIFFITH who md 28 Dec 1830 or 13 Jan 1832 in Franklin Co, VA. Judith G. Blackwell, see 59-93 61-93: Seek parents/birthplace Rebecca ANDERSON . Md John HASH ca 1750 in VA. Rebecca d Montgomery Co , VA bef 1784 . Ch : John, Jr., Thomas, William & Jane who md Benjamin PHIPPS 5 July 1782, Montgomery Co, VA. Linda Howard, 3414 S . E . Lincoln , Portland OR 97214 �1,1 7 62-93: Need info of David ETTER b 1807 VA, md Elizabeth DOW 8 Sep 1831 in Botetourt Co, VA. Par unknown. Ch: James J., Elizabeth M., Jacob, John, Sally/Sarah, George Washington & Jackson . Related names RILEY, ALICE S. MARTIN, RONK, HYLTON, LENA POLLARD , FLOYD. Delores Etter Darling, 115 Cougar Lane, Port Angeles, WA 98362 63-93: Need info on John RILEY b ca 1800, VA , md Mary Magdalene SARVER, b Mar 1813, d 25 Oct 1902, bd Carvin's Cove Cemetery (now Sherwood Cemetery, Salem) . 12 ch, possibly: Sarah, Martha, Elizabe th, Henry, Thomas, James, Frances, George W., Minerva F., David, Mary S., Sallie & Sarah . Delores Etter Darling, see 6293. 64-93: Need info on par/o Andrew Jackson KEITH, b 1817, Floyd Co, VA. Mother Lucinda KEITH, md cousin KEITH. Andrew md Lucinda SOWERS 25 Jan 1844, Floyd Co, VA. Need info on her parents. Ch: Zebrum, Henry, Celia, Elizabeth, possibly others. Delo res Et ter Darling, see 62-93 65-93: Need info on: Peter LONG & Mary "Polly" VEST, md 11-131806 in Was hington Co , VA. Sarah E. MILLER, d/o J . W. & Elizabeth MILLER b ca 1858, Giles Co . Eliza STOVER, b ca 1831, Grayson Co, VA, d/o Mary STOVER. William COLEMAN, age 60 in 18 7 0 Buch a n a n Co, VA census. Malchi PUCKETT, b ca 1840 Buchanan Co, moved to McDowell. Danny R. Kuhn, Box 323, Cool Ridge, WV 25825 66 - 93: Would l ike to know how Christina LAZENA who md Joseph PICKELSIMER 18 Mar 1792 is related to John & Elizabeth LAZENA . Ch were Barbara (John Adney), Elizabeth (John SIMMONS), NancyAnn ( Tom-Peter BAKER), Christina-Teaner, Jacob , Samuel, John. Elizabeth was e xecutor of John's estate 1798 in Franklin Co, VA . Ruth M. Erhardt, Box 266, Bassano, Alberta. TOJ OBO 67-93 : Looking for par, birthplace & yr for Joseph PICKELSIMER*BECKELSHYMER* b ca 1770 - 75 (Clermont Co, OH census) . First land records for Joseph in Bot etourt Co, 1783. Last in Franklin Co, VA in 1803 . Ruth Erhardt, see 66-93 68-93 : Andrew LAZENA is on the Historical map of Franklin Co, VA. Where did this info come from? Is he related to Christina wh o rnd 18 Mar 1792? Ruth Erhardt, see 66-93 69 &7 0 -93 : Need info on Sophina (Suffina) FUNK, b Grayson Co, VA July 1 840 . Marr record shows age 28 she rnd Lewis WHITAKER of Sur r y Co, NC, he age 26, on 10 Mar 1869 - Grayson Co, VA . 1870 Grayson Co c ensus lists them with, in their household, Stephen LAFOON, a g e 9. 1880 Grayson Co census shows Sophina's bro F . R . (Freel) FUNK, age 30 single . Poll y FUNK, age 73 mother divorc e d . M. J . FUNK, 21 niece singl e . S . B . LAFOON, 19 nephew si ng l e . Was Sophina FUNK ever rod to a LAFOON? Her marr to FUNK listed a s s ing l e . Ms . Hazel Olive , 8468 Olde Mill Circle, East, Indianapoli s , I N 46260 �71-93: Seeking info about the anc & desc of following : Samuel HATCHER (RS) b 1703 in Henrico Co, rnd Mary WALTHALL bef 1730,d Bedford Co, 1763/64. Henry's par wer Henry HATCHER & Dorothy HARDAWAY. His wife, Mary was b by 1705 & was prob the d / o Richard of Jerald WALTHALL. Mary Frances Duncan Bridges, 529 Oriole Lane , Shreveport,, LA 71105-4307 72-93: Ne~d info on Thomas & Mymah HOPPER, 1770-1800s, Henry Co,; dau Ailcey rnd Ebenezer COMPTON 6 may 1794 in Henry Co; ch: Polly, James, ? Also Burrel & Catherine COMPTON; ch : John, William, Micajah, Burrel, Charlotte, Sally, Sucky , Rachel, Polly, Catherine . Also exch info on CROSS, PETTYJOHN & WILSON. Roger Peterson, 5105 S . Franklin St . Rd., Decatur, IL 62521 73-93: Need info on the six HAMILTONs on 1777 Washington Co, VA Petition, from an area now mostly in TN. Alexander owned land in Sullivan Co, TN, & may have been f/o William, who d in Graainger Co, TN 1827-8. Others were Thomas, John, James, Sr, & James , Jr. Marvin Hamilton, 6015 Lattimer, Houston, TX 77035 ICE AND SNOW In my research I have run across many unusual names but I think the one I recently found in Beers 1882 "History of Clinton County, Ohio" is the most unusual of all. On page 824, under the heading of Grove Cemetery, Wayne Township, is the following listing : Ice and Snow died April 29, 1860, aged 79 years, 2 months, 16 days . Mary, wife of Ice and Snow, died July 8, 1864, aged 78 years, 4 months and 4 days . Mrs Nelson L Wadsworth, 5447 SR 380, Wilmington, Ohio 451 77 from The Genealogical Helper, January 1974. (Note: Ran across this while going through some articles. He also had relatives (brothers?) named Frost Snow and Hail Snow. 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Sincerely, '-/Jffe.t11lA ~J.:ma ~v !ik Je#Peters, President �VI R GI NI A AP P AL ACAI AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southerwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ============================================================================== Vol. 17 - No. 1 - February 1993 CONTENTS President 's Message Legislative Petition for Giles County, Virginia Civil War Letter Letter from E A Dunbar Galilee Christian Church Cemetery, Wytheville, Virrin ia General Court of Virg inia Jaroslave C Harvol(t) ' s Bible Webb Cemetery, Frankl in County, Virginia Non-Exchange Quarterlies Kegley - Gose Bible Legislative Petitions, Montgomery County, Virginia Legislative Petitions , Wythe County, Virginia Notes on German Research Jonathan Hubbard's Store Bedford County, Virg inia, Deed Book G 7, pSOO Cannaday Cemetery, Floyd Cemetery, Virginia Queries Odds and Ends 26, 28 , 30 , Naming 32, 34, la 1 3 4 8 19 24 25 26 27 29 30 33 35 36 37 40 39 The Southwestern Virgin ia Genealogical meets the third Saturday of the month (except summer months & Dec.) at the Roanoke City Central Library, Elmwood Park, Jefferson St (across from Community Hospital), Roanoke, Virginia at 1:30 pm. Come early and research in the Virginia Room . �. I LEGISLATIVE PETITION for GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA The citizens of Pearisburg and its vicinity would humbly represent that they are situated some seventy five miles distant from the plaster banks and Salt works in the County of Smyth and that they have been accustomed for the last fiew years to procure from the said works a general supply of salt for the common and ordinary purposes of life . That from the distance and impassable state of the road over wh i ch they have to travel to and from the place afore said It must be apparent to all that articles so important to the agricultur ist and every member and class of society when brought here is furnished at a pr ic e far exceed in g its intrinsic value The road at t his time of the year is in suc h condi tion that a good team will with much d iffic ulty draw from the the banks and works about one ton* of eit h er of the aforesaid articles where ~s if the road was in good :':--ctit ion the same team would readi l y and easily haul twice that quantity. The--i.7ndersigned would further represent that the time is not far distant when the turnpike from the Red Sulphur Springs in the County of Monroe to Newbern will be in succes sful operation and that the Cum berland Gap turnpike now under contract will soon be compleated the contigu ity of both of which improv ement s is about forty-five miles d istant at the nearest po i nt f rom the said banks and salt works that an improvement in the road from Cap t Shannon • s on Wall{ers Creek to the places aforesaid wi 11 be of immense and inc a lculable advantage to the citizens of the County of Giles as well as those of the Counties of Mercer Green:':_____ and and Monroe as they a r e now acc ustomed and necessarily compelled to furnish themse l ves with the a rticl es of Gyps u m from the Holstein Banks particu ( :'; ink spots) page 2 larly when it is remembered t hat a part of the said road is almost in an impassable condition and added to which fact they wi ll soon be subjected to the payment of tolls on that part of the turnpike running by Capt Shannon' s the point above des i gna ted for the commencement of the aforesaid improvement and t hat too upon waggons that cannot haul mor e than half a load over the said road passing fr om the designated point of aforesaid to the said Banks and wor ks in the county of Smyth both of which facts Khen taken into considera tion must augment rather than less en t o the Consumer in the foregoin g coun ties of Giles , Mercer, Monroe and Greenbrier the price of the said articles of plaster and Salt : The undersi gned believe and are satisfied of the fact that when the Cumberland Gap improvemen t i s finis h ed and is under Successful operati on that Citi zens generall y o f the County of Botetourt will supply themselves with plast e r from the Holstein Banks in the event the improvement asked for s hall be granted . The undersigned are satisfied of the fact that of the road from Shannon' s to the Salt works and the Plaster Banks was improved and put and kept in good Condition but it wou l d greatly reduce the pr ice of salt and plaster to the Citizens of the County aforesa id and bring them into succe ssful compet ition with the Liver-pool salt and the Nova Scotia p l aster particul arly in th e latter art icl e as the fact is estab l ished tha t the Hol stein plaster is worth $5 more in the ton than tha t imported from Nova Scotia. The fact b eing demonstrable that if the improvement in the road so much desired was e ffec ted that the price of the articles of salt and plaster would be grea tly reduced page 3 to the Citizens of the Counties aforesaid and it must be conc eded that it Virginia Appalachian Notes �would bring into more general use the commodity of Plaster . The undersigned conceive that the Citizens living on the road between John Kirk ' s (n ear the forks of Walkers Creek in the County of Giles) 8 the b anks and Works are onerously taxed with labour in keeping the Said road in its present and ge ner a l repair There would be some incentive to the citizens livin g upon that road to keep it in good repair or in such ord er and condition as could be some con sistent with justice and convenience of the travelling upon the same would in the end remanerate them for the labour there extended but unfortunat e ly such is not t he fact . The road is but little travelled save by plaster and salt waggons and then the drivers and houses are supplied with provisions and provended by their respective owners . The undersigned wish not to be consider as unworthy the patronage of your honorable body they concieve that they are entitled to the notice the protection and generosity of the Legislature of their native State they concieve and do declare that for their means and facil iti es they have done more for the improvent of the roads lying within the limits of their County , than any people in the Commonwealth and when their resources are exhausted they hope and believe that the Legislature of this venerable Commonwealth will not refuse to aid and assist them so far as it is consonant with justice policy and the interest of the Community To that end therefore they humbly petition and respectfully solicit your honorable body to pass a law which has for its object the erection of a gate across the said road requiring each waggon laden with plaster or page 4 salt passing through the same to pay a toll of two dollars . That the State appropriate the ?um of Ten thousand which together with the tolls arising from the gate to be erected thereon is to be expended in opening the said road after the same is located by the State Engineer a ll of which is to be laid out by a board of Director s appointed for that purpose and that the hands now allotted to work on said road together with such as reside above John I.irks and between Walkers Mountain and the mountain north of it as far West as the Banks be required to labour in 2'.'..._d of opening the improvement eight days annually or pay its equivolent in money until the said improvement is finished - That the Directors have full power and authority to proceed immediately to the performance of the duties enjoined upon them and that when the said improvement is completed and is successful operation that the gate be discontinued and that the hands living upon and adjacent to the said line of improvement be required to keep the same in repair And in duty bound your petitioners will ever pray &c Tbo 5 I.irk John H Rutter Ruf us A French C J Johnston John Lambert G W Brown John S French O!..erton H Caperton page 5 Kizer Farley Wm Wlborn ir Benry Bolton Jn° M Cunningham Gordon L Jordan Saml Pack Roland Fletcher Joseph A Peck A Pendleton Henley Chapman George D French William Tracey Parkenson Shumate W C Charlton Tb5 Jordan John Snidow Cecil Brosh David Wright ---------- Virginia Appalachian Notes Madison Allen wID Chapman George Mozer Jones Williams Thos White Olive C Peters Aran Wbitehar Joseph Cairt'°e-rbury, Junr Jeremiah Sarver Sam1 Scott Charles King �3 Willi3.m Fra z ier Isaac Frinis h -------Henry Diamond John Pe t e r wm He nde r s on Berry""""Bfankensh ip C Snidow Elias Blankenship W H Frenc h G P Gerald M P Emmons John Henderson Peter Fi ze er Mathew F St raley T Wider David Straley Wm Bane William Hughs _ e_kue Wilberne Braxtan Duncan D M French Johon C f ar ley Ralph K Stafford Franci s Ma hnac Henry walk-er Jr Fr auc i s Wright page 6 Abs alom Fry Leland Vess wm Williams Richard R Jones James Fos t e r John Deck Edwin J Amiss Peter Bouttars - --Allen T Caperten Edward Ra le R F Watt s Jesse Hal e Thomas Sterling John R Bane 0 B Diamond Alexr ~_llood~ Jos hua mus tard David J Cba pman Free Giles E . H vJany 26 A May hood J r Pr Manil ius Chapman Esqr Member of of the H of De l egates Richard, ya The original i s at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Va . The number of the document is Gi l es Co A6810 , 11975 , Bv 1,2 , 3 , 4 , 5, 6; dated 1 Feb 1838 . A Ph ot ocopy has be en placed i n t he Virginia Room, Roano l{e Central Li brary, Roanoke , Va . CIVIL WAR LETTER from so l dier in Bedf or d County, Virg inia December 17, 1862 Li berty, VA De ar Mother and brothers I wri t e you a few lines to l e t you knowe that I am we l l at this time and I a m in h op es t hi s f ewe l in es may find you a ll in J01ng the same bles s ing. I wi l l s tar te to my r edgeme nt th i s evening you may send your leters to the redgement. I want to her f r om you all soo you must rite to me as soone as you can. I will rite to you as s oone as I can . I want you all to live in this world so that when wee come to deey we may all meete in heven . I have not time to rite a nothing more . W S D to E D, G( Y? ) M D, D W D This letter, written in pencil, is in the possession of Nelson Harris, 2813 Edgewood St, Roanoke , VA 24015. Anyone who knows who these initials might stand for or has interest in the letter, please contact Rev. Harris. Virginia Appalachian Notes �'f LETTER FROM E. A. DUNBAR contributed by Mrs E J Sutherland Abingdon Va Ju n e t.hll; 192~ Hon R ~ E. Chase Clintwood Va Dear Nephew After Coln Menifee made that country his h ead quarters for awhile there was not much hostil oposi tion to the southern cause f0r some months, & the war spirit was not so high as it was soon after that. Just before Menifee made his first raid to Ky Isaac Fleming t h e sec ond son of old uncle Jack & Aunt Marry F lem i ng volente ered in some company I don't rememb e r \vhat company it was, but he was with the command on that raid. A fiew days after their return to this side of the mount ai n he went over in to Ky to visit some of his relatives on Shelby Was decoyed to a house by some women and shot fro m a cor n field and instantly killed. He was the first of our near neighbors that lost his life in that strife . Just one thipg after another seemed to fan the flame of th e war spirit, and the country was badly devided. and suffered greatlyo I wrote you that Coln Menifee had started hi s military operations by such theft that he was report e d to the war department & had gone to parts u~known to the writer. Coln James Milton French the oldest son of old Unc le George French and was a young lawyer of some note, and had been verry active aiding in the drilling and traing of the first volunteers , had made many speec hes f or the southern cause went to the front with about the fir st volenteers from that county (Wise)o I don't know, whether he held any commishion or not when he went to the wa r. But about the time that Menifee was getting in bad with the war department, Coln French came back to Wise Co & made some speeches against the kind of warfare that Menifee had started o He made one speech at Ho lly Creek, the people was well pleased with his idea of a state line force that would protect all citizens alike reguardless of their political faith. In the sp~ing of 1863 I thi nk it was French got some companies from Bland Co & s ome f rom Wise together I think he was in Camp awhile at Gladeville also on Indian Creek. Had his idea been carrie d out it would have been a good thin g for that secti on . But he made the great mistake o f mooving his little command to Pik ev ille Ky and t ryin g to make his headqua rt e rs there ~ He s oon proov ed that h e was �5 a better taulker then he was a military stratioist. He had not been in Camp but a short time untill t~e Federal forces come up the river surrounded the town captured him and the most of his men. However he had formed quite a friendship with old Coln Dilts of Piketon, while he was there. I heard of Dilt's saying that Coln French was all the honest rebel that ever lived . It was also said that it was through the enfluence of Dilts that he and his men ware exchanged much sooner than they would have been. When he & his men ware exchanged his men that was from Bland never came back to the state line service, but joined the eastern army and he made some record as an offic er in the war . After the war was over Milt made a ver ry prominent lawyer and was elected to the state sennet from Giles & Bland Countieso Was in the sennet when your uncle Jerry was there at the time of the crash at the capital. Your Pa was still at home from the effect of his wound when French had the command of the state line service. When he went back to Camp I think Coln Printis was in command & was the Commander of that the 7th battalion tell the close of the war . Some time in the ~ ast part of 62 I think it was George D. French a younger brother of Milt French made up a company and was mustered into service in the 7th battalion. Th~t bata~ion was in camp first one place & then another while a kind of gerilah warfare was going on most all the time. I don't think they ever had a regular camp any nearer Holly Creek than the mouth of Indian , there ware scouting parties all over the country, t h ere was but little neutral ground on which to stand . Some men had gone into the brush for protection. About that time there was what was called a union home gard formed. I don't think they had any connection with the federal army or war department, but their main object seemed to be to keep rebels out of that country or kill them outright so times commenced getting worse & worse. Some time in the latter part of the summer of 63 or fall of that year Capt George D. French & a fiew men went down tn see his father' s folks gether up some of his men that was out without leaf, Lieutenant John Fleming was in command of some of the men that belonged to your Pa's Company in the squad seemed to be devided a bunch of them was fired on over on the south of the mountain and Wilie Mullins was killed. He was a brother of old aunt Bettie and Aunt Li z ie Mullins. Either that same day or the next day as the bunch of men under the command of French and Fleming was fired on as they ware crossing the big ridge �and Marshel Keel was killed. he was a son in la~ of ol<l Uncle Jack Flemingo The Confederate soldiers then left th ere as it was unsafe for th em to travel any whare for the woods se em ed fu ll of union bush-whackers. Some later that same fall Major Chiniworth with his men went into camp at the Jack Mu llins place.on the Crane'snest . I don't know what kind of a march they.were on, or whare they had come from , But as soon as it was known that a rebel force was camped there the union home gard got th eir forces together to give them a battle . They, the home gards met on Longs fork about the old Protestant church late in the evening before they fired on the camp ne xt morning at day light o They stayed there tell just before day. Eddie French was down the creek that ev e nin g and they held him as a prisenor until they started on their march next morningo I don ' t know the straight of either side in that, the only real battle that was fought in that section during the war o The union force had all the advantage of his ground they fired into the camp just as the rebel force was getting up without even a picket f ir e . The first volley they fired one reble soldir was killed . As soon as the rebel soldiers got their arm , with th eir military training they charged right up the ridge under the fire . of th e union force firing as they went and killed a number of them before th ey reached the top of the ridge . Bob Killin Charles Hibbtts and little Revel Bartley are all th e names that I remember now of the men that was killed in that fight. That was the l ast real resistant that was made by them. The most of the men that escaped went over to Ky and some of them jo ined the Federa l army . some fiew scouted around in the country for awhile . Uncle Wm Neel and James A. Kilgore was captured a l ong about that time and taken to Camp Chase , Uncle Wm got back home in a fiew month but Jim Kilgore did not come back tell after the wa r. At new year 64 your Pa and George Fr e nch brought their companies down to that sectio n to moove their families auto The country was so unsafe at that time. You no doubt have heard your parents say that they went to Guest river & stayed te ll after the war was over. Old uncle George French mooved to Russle Co & never went back there any more. About that time nearly everry baddie was mooving one way or the other. The union people crossed the mountain to Ky the southern people got farther away from the state line, so but ver ry fiew people ware left in that whole section of Wise Co, and what was l ef t had verry little to live on, But one fortunate thing for what was left, there was verry fiew soldiers of e ither side passing that way. So there was not the strife during that year that there had been during 62 and 63. I dont r emember of any �one that was killed during th e year of 64 in that section . Early in 65 there was a camp of men went in to hiding about the head of Caney or some where up there. I don ' t know whether they had much preference for either side or noto But they seemed to want to live on what they could get from the citizens, that had nothing to spare . For severa l months they stayed there. The report was that there was some six or eight of them, well armed . So when they had stayed there for some time , the y , ware surrounded and fired on by some parties and the whole camp was ki lled out . I never heard just who it was, that kil led them . No one that might have known would say much about it. So that was the last blud that was shed during the war in that section that I heard of . In th e spr ing of 1865 nine years after my young eyes had first beheld th e beautiful little vallie of Holly creek I looked on it in a verry different way , it then showed the effec ts of the war houses ware standing vacant fences ware down brush & bryers had overgrown the fields, and even the woods that was so clear of brush only nine year before was then so thickly grown up with brush that you could hardly get along the pathes . So many peop le had left their homes & what had remained had lost the most of their live stock. the most of the farm ers that stayed had to tend their farms with oxen but fiew horses in the country when the war closed. I dont think that that country go t over the effects of the war in fifteen or twenty years . The war str ife was still pretty high for some years afte r it closed. In my next sheets I wi ll write you some things about the reconstruction day so I will clos e now I cant go over to see you all when Ann and Minie goes home but I meant to go just as soon as I can. Yours truly E. A. Dunb ar This letter was given to us several years ago by a Mrs Sutherland, we do not know anything about her. friend of THOMAS UNDERWOOD (1650) AND HIS DESCENDANTS (some who brought royalty into the family) by Billie Redding Lewis, 1104 Voncile St, Lake Wales, FL 33853. $26.00 ppd. The new book is now at the printer's and is the updated, revised, and corrected edition of ACROSS THE BLUE RIDGE but renamed under new copyright. VtrQ1111& Appa.laoh1an Not.es �8 GALILEE CHRISTIAN CHURC H CEMETERY Galilee Christian Church (orga n ized 1887) Cemetery is located 2 . 7 miles south of Wytheville, Virginia, on Route 21 (H -1, W-1 mean husband and wife.) Date inscriptions were transcribed: 16 July 1991. Compiled by Walter A. and Avis C. Hunt. H-1 Austin, A. J.: 20 Jun 186 1 - 14 Sep 1900 months 24 days 39 years S-1 Austin, Eli Melvon: son of A. J. a nd Alice Austin 28 Dec 1893 - 25 Dec 1915 21 years 11 months 27 days S-1 Austin, Jackson Odell : son of A. J. and A. · 21 Dec 1900 - 6 (Jan ? ) 1901 H-2 Burns, Ebenezer: W-2 Burns, Essie Pannell: W- 3 Burress, Agnes W.: 17 Dec 1919 - H-3 Burress, James S .: 25 Dec 1974 s 2 W-4 Catron, Alice S.: 29 Jul 1876 - U. S. Navy Catron, Annie M. Grubb: W-5 Catron, Diania: 27 Jul 1848 Catron, Hiram H-4 Catron, James H .: w. : - • 1843 Co B - - 1 Jan 1924 - 2 Sep 1945 15 Virginia Infantry 1932 Catron , John Allen: born 2 June 1901 died 9 broken and hard to read H-7 Catron, John Henry: H-8 Catron, Kenly F.: 31 Mar 1869 - 13 Nov 1925 56 years 7 months 13 days W-7 Catron, Mary Elizabeth: W-8 1937 13 Feb 1935 7 Sep 1911 CSA 17 Oct 1912 - wife of Frank Catron 1868 - 6 Oct 1888 H-6 10 Oct 1964 1946 Catron, Dallas : Catron, Fredrick E. : Austin 13 Jun 1956 15 Aug 1886 - 1869 - N. 2 24 Oct 1871 - (Jun?) 1901 28 Dec 1949 23 Dec 1875 - 13 Nov 1937 Catron, Mary L. : 8 Oct 1873 - 14 Jan 1923 3 months 6 days wife of K. F . Catron 49 years �H-5 Cattron, W-6 Catron, Nancy Elmira: 23 Feb 1847 - Catron, 1900 - Mikel: Walt~r 3 Apr 1847 - Floyd: Chenault, William: 29 Aug 1929 29 May 1916 1 965 CSA Co A 4th Virginia Inf antry W-9 Cline, Bertie Beulah Austin : D-10 Cline, Doris Sue: born and died Oct 1933 S-11 Cline, Edward P.: 9 Aug 1893 - W-10 Cline, Nellie Sue Tayl or: H-10 Cline, Paris Burley (Tobe): S-9 Cline, Paris Edward: W-11 Cline, Polly 8. : of Thomas K. Thomas K.: 13 Jan 1894 27 May 1894 - 22 Sep 1 858 Cline H- 9 Cline, Thomas Price: 1881 - C1 i n A ?4 Mar 1913 - wife 1935 1947 ll A9r 1?40 H-12 1873 - 1?50 f •-:- ::- ~ m a i Corvin, A. Sidney: (on samP. stone as RoxiP. Minnis r.or'Iin l s-14 Co r D-15 Corvin, Clara E . W-13 Corvin, Cora K. : Corvin. Dais~ A.: 1 3 ,Jun 18 8 9 - 11 S "! !.? l c:i 5' Corvin, Dewey G . : 21 Sep 1898 - 1 Mar 1971 H-1 6 Corvin, E. .W-17 Corvin, E l i::abeth: born 18::8 wife of Joseph A. Corvin W-18 Corvin , Eli zabeth : •1 in . · Ch a r 1 es Eddie : died c:tt Camp Le-: 10 months 7 days Bryson: n c: \ son of Frank S. and Nannie born 25 Dec 1891 27 years 14 Jun 1894 - 1904 - 8 Aury 1937 1 980 22 Jun 1920 - 3 74 yea r s 1?71 5 Feb Cline. E r:l n i. n : 9 Dec 1987 M~y 11 W-11 \·T i. 11 i !': 5 Oct 1 966 26 Apr 1919 Oct 185] - 9 20 Dec 1969 23 Aug 1897 - 15 Apr 1914 - 2 Jan 1910 - Cline, Roy P.: 1 886 -1979 Father 6 Jul 1913 Jan 1839 - Vtr'1ni& Appala0h1an Notes 9 Aug 1912 age 85 C~rvin �10 Corvin, Florence Melinda : daughter of J. W. and M. A . Corvi n 9 Jul 1900 - 28 Oct 19 1 8 18 yrs 3 mos 19 days H-13 1895 -1970\ Corvin, Floyd M. : (name only on white marker) Corvin, Frances : H-1 4 Corvin, Frank S. : 1848 - 1929 22 Feb 1881 - 1 Sep 1903 Cor v in, George R. : H-1 9 Corvin , George W. : 14 Jul 1 874 - 24 No v 19 1 6 a nd h i s wife (Mi n nie Ann Irvin Corvin) Corvin, Hilary Alfred: son of H. M. and E. Corvin 18 Aug 1919 - 1 8 Au g 1 919 Corvin, Hilory Mar co : W- 20 - 1893 - 1872 Corvin, Israel : (name onl y on whi t e ma rke r ) 1 950 - H- 21 Corvin, James Henry : H- 22 Corvin, James Herbert : W-21 Corvin, Jane Irvin : S-16 Corvin, Jerry R. : H-20 Corvin, John P.: H-23 Corvin, John Pete: H- 17 Corvin, Joseph A. : 30 Jul 1824 78 years 3 mo nths 1 day 18 75 1 964 23 Feb 19 15 - 1878 - 1 9 Fe b 1 9 80 1 942 3 Nov 1950 - So n 1871 - 1950 1849 - 1 9 22 - 1 Nov 190 2 9 Apr 188 1 - 7 Ma y 190 3 ( or 2) Corvin, Joseph Lafeyette: Father Corvin, Laura B.: or C.) 19 41 Corvin, Ida L .: Corvin, Joseph B.: ( G. 8 Au g 1874 - 12 Jan 19 3 3 30 May 1893 - 4 Mar 191 5 H-15 Corvin, Lonnie P.: 23 Jun 1903 - D-20 Corvin, Lou Estelle: daughter of J . P . a n d Ida L . Corvin 14 Oct 1892 - 27 Nov 1892 W-22 Corvin, Marie Catro n : 16 Jun 1914 - �/I W-23 Corvin, Mark am R.: 1852 -1926 W-15 Corvin. Mary Ella: 15 .Ju n W-19 Corvin, Minnie Ann Irvin: W-14 Corvin, Nann ie: W-16 Corvin, Phyllis C.: H-24 Corvin, R. M.: H-18 Corvin, Robert G . : W-12 Corvin, Roxie Minnis : 1878 - 1949 and cremains of her husband (A. Sidney Corvin ) Grandparents W-24 Corvin, Susan Oattie: 31 Dec 1879 wife of R. M. Corvin 1850 - l~lf:i - 3 Nov 18 75 - 1 May 1950 193 5 28 May 1923 - 10 Jun 1871 - Mother 1 Oct 1986 9 Apr 1939 21 Jan 1833 - 5 Nov 1906 29 Apr 1898 Corvin, W. S. (Bud): 22 Jan 1866 - 28 Aug 1922 Lovinq memory of our dear brother C11rvin, 1919 D-20 infant son of Ed and Flora Corvin 4 Feb Corvin . Corvin infant daughter of J. 5 May 1896 - 6 May 1896 Coruin . Co rvin 14 Corvin,, Corvin inf~nt daughter of J. ( .Ju 1 ? ) 18 9 2 - 22 daughter of J. born and died 19 Jan 1900 Corvin. infant son o f J. 9 Har 1907 - 18 Mar 1907 infant of Mr. w.: W. ~nd - ~nri Ida L. P. -=1nd Tri ~ 1892 inf~nt Corvin. 1917 P. w. and M. and M. Mrs. W. A. L. A. Corvin Corvin H-.., c; Creqer , J .::tmes W-25 Creger. Mar~' 0- '2 5 Creger. infant daughter ·')f J. ly. ~nd M. J. r:~::r:er 0-25 Creger, inf a nt daughter o f J. w. and M. J. C:::- ~ger W-26 Crigger, Clara G.: H-26 Crigger, Jane: James c.: 30 Jun 1893 - 26 Jr::tn 1899 6 De c 1910 10 Sep 1927 14 Sep 19 ~ r, - 23 Mar 1915 Vil'ctn1& Appalaoh1an No\ee - 26 Dec 197 2 �I~ W-27 Da ugherty, Eliz a beth L.: W-28 Daugherty, H-29 Daug·h erty , J a mes E. H-30 Daugherty, James H.: H-27 Daugherty. John E . : W- 30 Daugherty, Laura A.: 195 3 - 22 Har 19 2 1 1904 - 1962 (Edd) : 9 Jun 1850 - 5 Jan 1 89 8 18801 - 1941 6 Apr 1849 - 12 Apr 1919 10 Sep 1935 - 16 Jan 1948 Ollie Umberger: W-31 Daugherty, Oma L . : W-29 Daugherty, Sallie P . : H-31 Daugherty, Stephen M.: 30 Oct 1 890 - 25 Jan 1970 15 Mar 1877 - 18 Oct 1936 1908 12 Feb 1874 - Daugherty, William Draper: H-28 - 3 Jan 19 2 1 (Hell e n Ka te?): Daugherty, Nannie May: Daughe~ty 1 88 5 Daugherty, William (U.?): Dixon, Pearl Corvin: H- 3 2 Dixon , Pete r Rufus : a nd C. W. : ~ 1 F eb 1 916 1898 - 1936 E t ter , James L.: W-33 Et te r, Jos e phine : K. Daugherty wife of footstone LPD 8 Feb 18 9 7 - 2 3 11 June 1856 - H-33 s. 5 Nov 1959 - 29 Dec 1979 sep 1938 Eppers o n, Sarah J. Finley: 29 Apr 1864 wife of Sa muel G. Epperso n Etter , 6 Jun 19 5 4 9 Feb 1919 - 4 Mar 1920 Dixon, Mary Ada: 8 Apr 1895 Elbert J . Dix on W-32 Aug 1923 14 Jan 1882 - Daugherty, infant son . of J. E. born and died 4 Jun ~926 Davis, Albert Baine: 2~ Fath e r 10 Jun 1920 23 Jan 1923 1 Dec 1858 - 2 Mar 1930 1 Apr 1857 - 18 Ma y 1937 Ette r , Mal inda: 4 Ja n 1820 - 27 May 1902 age 82 yea rs 4 months 23 days wife of Leonard Etter Finl e y, Cha rl ey B . : Finley, Davi d: 1869 - 1889 1 830 - 1904 �13 H- 34 Finley, David T. : 16 Apr 1907 - Finley, GarnetF.: 22 Jun 1908 - TIS•rt A.irF0rr::e 2 Apr 1955 Finley, George Fr ankli n : F inl ey, 20 Dec 1907 31 Jul 1 951 15 Mar 1375 - Lillian Pearl: 24 Sep 1937 25 Har 1911 - Finley, Martha J.: 18 Jan 1835 - 17 teb 1889 (Martha Jane is on the old stone) W-34 Finley, Pearl Belva: 30 Oct 1883 wife of George F. 2 Mar 1939 Gilbert, Russell G.: WW II VA Tech Sgt. 12 Oct 1919 - 6 Har 1944 Gilbert , Samuel L. : Gole, 6 Apr 1891 - by Nellie 349 AAF Bomb SQ 19 Jul 1959 See Armintia Stroupe Gole, Thompson: 1886 - 1964 W-35 Grinnell, Ann a Kathleen: W- 31'; Grinnell, W- 37 Grinnell, Cora Linkous: H-38 Grinnell, Daniel Lei than: H-35 Grinn~ll, Henry Alonz o: W-38 Grinnell, Ida P::.nnell : H-36 Grinnell , Lei than Oscar: D-38 dauqhter of D. L. and Ida J. Grinnell, Mattie E.: Grinne ll 19 DA<:: 1905 - 24 Jun 1916 0-36 Grinnell, Melit a : S-35 Grinnell. Robert Lansing: Grinnell H- 37 Grinnell. D-38 Grinn~ll, inf a nt daughter of D. L. and Ida Grinnell D-38 Grinnell, infant daughter of D. L. and Ida Grinnell Annie Cline: 12 O~ t 16 1939 1899 - 10 Mar 1954 - 12 Har 1912 7 Apr 1863 189 3 2 5 Aury 19~1 Wythe Lee: 1 897 - - 17 Dec 1923 1956 l 9"7 l - 29 Jul 1897 - 24 Mar 1981 22 !far 1.? 4 5 - 31 Jan 1962 1929 son of H. F~b 1903 - Vir'1n1.a Appalachian Notes A. and Kathlene 12 Apr 1963 �D-35 Grinnell, Grinnell infant daughter of H. Grinnell, Grinne ll infant child of Mr. H-39 Grubb, Andrew Jackson: erected 4 Jan 1839 Grubb, Burton Miller: Korea 8 Aug 1931 - 1 Jul 1979 W-39 K. Jan 1915 U.S. E. Re- Army 24 Nov 1970 29 Mar 1843 - Grubb, Elizabeth J. Frye : Grubb, Emily E . : and Kathlene a nd Mrs. -? Cpl 9 Mar 1920 - Grubb, Edna Ruth: A. Sister 23 J ul 1901 5 May 1845 - 3 Sep 1921 Grubb, Floyd Ralph: Korea VA Pvt 23 Jul 1929 - 16 Nov 1966 12 Apr 1875 - U. S. Air Force 10 Jul 1958 H-40 Grubb, . George A. : S-40 Grubb, George (Beck?): 20 Hay 1907 G . A. and 0. V. Grubb H-41 Grubb, George Hiram : W-42 Grubb, H-42 Grubb, Herbert: H-43 Grubb, Hiram Winton: S-40 Grubb, Lee P.: 12 Oct 1902 - 8 Hay 1936 son of George A. and Ollie V. Grubb died at Ben Johnston Memorial Hospital in Abingdon, Virginia Helen J.: 30 Apr 1909 so n of 2 Sep 1 898 -9 Oct 1951 25 Apr 1913 19 Apr 1908 - 17 Aug 1974 8 Apr 1872 - 10 Feb 1929 Grubb, Mary E. Finley: 3 De c 1860 wife of Chas. H. Grubb Grubb, Mary Ribble: 4 Sep 1893 - Grubb, Melvin P.: 5 Jul 1878 age 29 years and 18 d ays W-44 Grubb, Myrtle Umberger: W-40 Grubb, Ollie Kegley: W-41 Grubb. Susie May Simmerman: Wife S-41 Grubb, Thomas G.: 23 Mar 1900 23 Dec 1963 23 Jul 1907 18 May 1895 - 11 Jun 1882 - 20 Jan 1975 22 Aug 1958 8 Jul 1900 - 15 Dec 1921 - 16 May 1 938 2 1 May 1931 Vil"atma Appale.ohian N Olie8 Son �I .S W-4J Grubb. Virginia Kegley: H-44 Grubb, William Kegley: Harris, Leo Ro lf ~: 28 Aug 1870 - 5 Mar 1930 - 28 Feb 1952 12 Aug 1945 W-45 Havens, Alice Eversole: 27 Oct 1863 His (James W.) wife H-45 Havens, James H-46 Headen, George N.: D-46 Headen, Lillian Irene: 6 Mar 1909 - 17 Mar 1911 daughter of G. W. and Osie Headen W-46 Headen, Osie Pannell : H-47 Henderson, Jess~ James : husband of Mary Ann Grubb 30 Nov 1898 - 11 Feb 1961 W-47 Henderson, Mary Ann Grubb: H-48 Hopkins, Bascom E. W-48 Hopkins. Nora G. : D- 48 Hopkins, Hopki ns inf ant daughter of 8. 14 Aug 1938 S-4B H orki.~~ . infant s ::rn 'Z ? ,J IJ 1 1 '._) t'.l ! W.: Hopkins 9 Jun 1865 - 8 Jul 1930 30 Aug 1874 - 12 Jan 1916 - Irvin. ·Elizabeth Corvin : H-49 Irvin, John L.: 12 Aug 1969 2 May 191 0 - 24 Nov 1900 - '? 4 Mar 1948 ( minister ' 18 Jun 1879 - \·l-49 nt 8. 26 Aua 1983 30 May 1981 E. E. ~nri 14 Dec 1855 - I! a '.' 1 8 5 5 - 10 3 Jun 1979 - W-50 Jonas. Cathrine: - 14 Jan 19 08 H-50 Jonas, Martin V.: N-51 Jonas. 14 Mar 1831 - 1858 - N. Mother E. S M~y 1?26 28 Jun 1'?7? 1 28 Apr 1907 Sally Ann Kegley: wife of W. Apr 1864 - 5 May 1'?28 z.: and N. Father Jan 1 '? 4 a Jennings. Kevin Patrick: Our Son ~0 3 Jun 1953 Z. Jonas 195 2 H-51 Jonas . William W-52 Jones, Ethel S . : W-52 Jones, Gilbert Edward «Edd": 4 Sep 1934 7 Feb 1931 - Togethe r Forever Vir'1Dia App&laohian Nor.es 13 Sep 1989 �16 Jones, Kev in Dale: 19 J a n 19 65 of Barbara Grinnell Sch eu 1 Oct 1986 Son W-53 Kegle y, Aileen S.: 2 6 J a n. 19 17 - 25 Ap 1: 1984 married to Walter C. Kegley 1 3 Aug 1 848 S-64 Kegley, Alfred: inf ant f'>On of 27 Aug 1917 - 16 Oct 1918 H-54 Kegl ey , Campb~ll Kegley, Charles Guid o : Jeter : w. IL 28 J a n 1859 1871 - a nrl H4qq i. !'>' - ,T 11 q E. Kegley, Clara Maud: daughter of G. 8 Jan 1907 - 4 Jul 1907 H-55 Kegley, D. G.: 21 Jun 1836 - 7 Aug 1912 76 years 1 month 13 day s W-56 Kegley, Edna u.: H-57 Kegley, Elbert W-58 L. M. Kegley - 7 Sep 1902 - 13 Aug 1975 Kegley, Ellen Finley : 10 May 1866 - Kegley, Emma Dunford: 25 Nov 1929 Kegley, Etta Florence: F .:=i. the r Kegley 4 Feb and s . D-62 c.: 19 12 n 1 96 1 Kegley, Charley: son of C. E . and M. 1900 - 5 Feb 1900 1914 KPCflP y - Kegley, Floyd Wilkes: son of G. 2 Nov 1901 - 20 May 1904 W-55 Kegley, Frances A. : 20 Jul 1838 71 years 7 months 15 days 20 Aug 1924 26 May 1901 and s. L. Kegley, Fred Rhudell: w w I I VA 27 Dec 1925 - 18 Sep 1972 Jan 1959 27 Dec 1971 - 20 Sep 1896 s-62 1 M. Kegley 5 Mar 1910 B H 2 - 4 us Navy H-58 Kegley, George Bruce: W-59 Kegley, Ila Manervy Pannell: wife of H. D. (has f ootstone I. M. K. ) 1875 -1911 W-6 0 Kegley, I na Peak: 1888 - 1964 H-56 Kegley, J. Allen: 1910 - S-56 Kegley, James Allen, Jr.: infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Kegley 29 Mar 1943 - 8 Aug 1943 Jan 1991 s Kegley 1967 VilatnSa Appala.oh1a.n Noses �1'7 1 Nov 1827 H-6.L Kegley, John G.: H-6 3 Ke'}ley. Kenneth L.: W-57 Kegley. Lettie H . : H-59 Kegley, M. - 10 May 1902 17 Sep 1902 o. s.: - 10 Mar 19 31) - 1871 - Dec 1974 2 7 Jan 1976 1947 H-60 W-64 Kegley, Maggie Corvin: W-54 Kegley, W-61 Kegley, Mary M.: 1876 - Marietta HcWane: o~c 11 3 Jun 1972 20 Oct 1886 - 1832 - 1967 19 Jul 1901 Kegley, Maud Wilkes: fourth daughter of G. W. and M. A. Kegley 8 Apr 1890 - 8 Nov 1895 5 years 7 months 0-62 Kegley, Nannie Salome V.: 21 Oct 1908 daughter of G. L . and S. M. Kegley W-6 3 Kegley, W-62 Keqley, Salome Maud: wife of George L. Keqley 24 Nov 1875 - 12 Nov 1908 32 years 11 months 18 days 0-57 Kegley, Th e lma Gay: daughter of E. 5 Ma y 1930 - 3 Dec 1938 H-5 3 K P. q l e y .· Nev a G.: t·T a 1 t Aile~n Kegley , P. '=' s. Kegley, 6 Nov 1936 - r: . : K1=>....,! Walt~r ., c; ,J 11 n 1 '? 1 4 HowArd: s and L. H. Kegle y marri~d - Sep 1908 - to 3 Apr 1888 - Ke g ley, s-;0 Kegley, infant son of M. 25 Jun 1918 D-60 Kegley, Kegley William Madison: 26 Oct 1 930 deaf and dumb son of 1880 - 1 9 46 W. Kegley H-64 12 Jul 1938 D. S. and Ina Kegley inf3nt daughters of M. 0. Kegley, infant son born a nd died 18 Oct Kegley, Kegley C. 1 3 Aug 1948 .=.v William G.: Mr. and Mrs. G. D-56 9 Jul 1909 f) f L. S. and Ina N. and Dora L. Kc:gley 192~ infant daughter of Hr. and Mrs. born and died 29 Nov 194 3 Kincer, Dorothy Catron: 1908 - 1967 VJr'1Dia Appalacbian Not.es J . A. �18 Kincer, Nancy : 21 Sep 1839 - 17 May 1903 How sweetly she sleeps here alone. K Mother two small graves each with headstone marked "K" Lehman, Edith Austin: Lehman Lilley, Vivian J.: wife of William F . 1895 - 1936 7 Jul 1941 - 3 Nov 1941 W-65 Linkous, Eleanor P.: 22 Mar 1919 Mother married to Kenneth J. Link ous 16 Aug 1936 H-65 1 Oct 1915 - 14 Jun 1989 Linkous, Kenneth J.: married to Eleanor P . Linkous 16 Aug 1936 - Linko us, Robert Dale: 4 Linkous, Roger Allen: 18 Feb 1965 Li nkous, Roger Dale: 4 Mar 1971 Mar 1971 - 4 Mar 1971 4 Mar 1971 W- 66 Moore, Lena G.: H-66 Moore, Leslie W.: W-67 Moore, Maria E.: 11 Oct 1829 - 9 Jul 1:9 0 1 Martin Moore H-67 Moo r e , Martin: Oct 1 827 - 18 Apr 1914 Moore, Sidney S. : 1866 - 1973 Murray , Parthena Sult: (7 Jun?) 1840 wife o f Ranson Murray H-68 Murray, Ranson: died 17 Jul 1897 Jan 1928 4 Sep 1877 - 18 Apr 1923 (no birth date) 2 1 Sep 1970 H-69 Pannell, David Clyde: W-70 Pannell, Elvira: 15 Nov 1841 - 18 Jul 1902 8 months 3 days H-70 Pannell, H. R .: 1 Mar 1837 - 28 Sep 1897 6 months 27 days Continued wife of 1938 W-68 1 wife of 1991 1912 - Overton, France s T.: (tw in ) ( infant) Moore, Emma J.: 22 May 1 874 - 1 Dec 1 896 J'. S. Moore 1922 - (twin) (child) 25 Feb 1967 Miller, Rebecca El a ine: Father 20 Dec 1961 60 years 60 years �{'1 A Colletion of Cases Decided by the GENERAL COURT of VIRGINIA Chiefly relating to the penal laws of the Commonwealth Vol 1 commencing in the year 1789 & ending in 1814 copied from the records of said court, with explanatory notes by Judges Brockenbrough and Holmes published 1815; reprinted 1900 by The Michie Company This volume is part of a larger volume "Virginia Reports Annotated" found in a Virginia Law Library. This volume is mainly con~erned with the law concerning points of appeal or question of law - not too much genealogy. p7: The Commonwealth v Preeson Richards: The prisoner was indicted for burgla~y & larceny, in the District Court, held at Accomroack ct-house, in Oct 1789 ••••• was found guilty • • • • .• the offence to have been committed in the county of Northampton, at the parish o~ Hungars." p7: Denny Fairfax v Robert Stephen. The Same v David Hunter: . •. Dist Ct of Winchester, in Apr 1790 •.••• Copies of Caveats from the Land Office, certified by a clerk of the office, and not by the Register, void. p7-8 : The Com'lth v John Proctor: Forgery of Power of Attorney. The prisoner as indicted in Apr 1791, in the Dist Ct of Richmond, for having & falsely made, ••..••• power of attorney •.• for William Cosby. ' ' I , William Cosby of the co of Chesterfield •••• appoint William Nichols of Dinwiddie Co •...• money due me for service in the Cavalry in the Continental army .•. 11 Dec 1790, (signed) Wm Cosby''. Court that the verdict ought to be arrested & the said indictment quashed." p8: The Com'lth v ijugh Dowdall: •• indicted at the Dumfries Dist Ct, in Oct 1791. for passing in payment a counterfeit dollar ••• p9: The Com'lth v John Whealand: ••• indicted in May 1789 at the Dist Ct of Dumfries for ..• counterfeiting ••. • sundry pieces of base coin p9-lO: The Com'lth v John Crane, the Younger: Winchester Dist Ct, Sept 1791. "John Crane, the prisoner at the bar, was informed by his reapers , that one Campbell's reapers had sent a challenge to his. That in consequence of this supposed "chal lenge ", the said John Crane went with others out of his own field into the field of the said Campbell, which was adjoining to that of Crane's, and that the said Crane did make use of threatening language, such as he could whip any man in the field, meaning Campbell's reapers, amongst which was Abraham Van horn; but after some altercation we find all parties app ear to be reconciled ; but before . said Crane left the field, another dispute arose, in which Crane challenged them to fight, man for man, which Campbell's party agreed to do, of which number the said Abraham Vanhorn was one: when the parties came near together, they parlied and disputed for sometime, the issue of which was, that the prisoner at the bar sw ore that if he fought any man that day , he would let out their.guts , and likewise that he would fight Joseph Vanhorn the next morning,for ten dollars , which the said Abraham Vanhorn was to bet him. The prisoner at t he bar leaving Virginia Applachian Notes �Vol 1 - Virginia Cases Campbell 's field, after some time a certain John Dawkins, one ~f Crane's reapers, suspected some insult given by Campbell' s party and going to fight a ny one t hat would insult him. The prisoner at the bar observe d thi s , requested the sa id Dawkins to get him a club and he would take his knife , which knife he took o ut his pocket, declaring they could clear their way through the whol e of Campbell's party, upon which the said Dawkins desisted from prosecuting his intentions, and likewise the prisoner at the bar. We find that between sunset and dark, that the said Abraham Vanhorn with several others passing t hrough the field of John Crane the prisoner at the bar, to confirm a bet whic h was to ensue the next morn ing an~ also making a noise and singing which the said Dawkins conceived was an insu1 t insult to the prisoner at the bar and his party . There upon Dawkins called out that he could whip Joseph Vanhorn. Joseph Vanhorn replied it would b e no credit to him if he did , as he was a larger man; upon which the prisoner at the bar came out, and orde~ed them out of his field, or he would blow them through upon which they immediately quitted the field; be then called for his gun, which was refused by h is wife ; he then called for bis knife & pursued them to the fence, exclaiming Abraham Vanhorn, you have used me ill, and I'll be damn'd if I don't have satis faction. Then the said Abraham Vanhorn replied, not more so than you have us e d me. The prisoner then requested the said Abraham Vanhorn to come over the fence and fight him; the sa id Abraham Vanhorn made answer, that he the said prisoner at the bar would use a knife or razor; the said prisoner at the bar replied, come over the fence, and I will give a fair fight: the wife of the said prisoner at the bar came down crying out, Mr Crane I am surprised you should de mean yourself to figh,t with such a set of negrofied puppies. By this time the prisoner at the bar, 8 the said Abraham Vanhorn, were much irritated, at which the said Abraham Vanhorn, and Isaac Merchant one of Campbell's reapers, had their shirts stripped off, which the prisoner at the bar had not; the prisoner at the bar and the said Abraham Vanhorn attempting to get at each other across the fence, who was prevented by John Dawkins. Then the said prisoner struck at Merchant, who struck the said prisoner at the bar, and turned him around, who immediately joined in combat with the said Abraham Vanhorn We find in the combat that the said Abraham Vanhorn threw the prisoner at the bar on the ground , and kept h im there for some time; at l ength the prisoner at the bar seemed to get the advantage of the said Abraham Vanhorn, at which time the said Abraham Vanhorn cried enough and said his guts were cut out. We do find that the said Abraham Vanhorn did receive several wounds with a knife or some sharp instrument of which wounds the said Abraham Vanhorn died, and that the wounds were given by the prisoner at the bar." The jury asks for a special verdict - is he gui lty of murder or mans laughter? The court - he is quilty of murder . plO: Tbe Com'lth v Wil liam Williams: "We of the jury do find that Wm Williams ••••• did steal ••• the negro slave Solomon, •• • • on 25 Oct 1791 out of the possession of Thomas Edward s, to whom the said slave was hired for 1 yr by Elizabeth Edwards ••• " ••••••• that judgment ••• ought to be given for the defendant . p31-32 : The Com'ltb v Christian Kearns: indicted at the dist ct of Winche sterin Apr 1793 • • • of transferring a certificate of debt of the Com'lth knowing i t to be forged • •• Christian Kearns •• on 13 Nov 1792 •• •••• of the parish & co of Berkeley • •• certificate dated 8 Feb 1782 to a certain Thomas Scott for military service (capt in the Va line) •• by Bowling Starke & John Boush (auditors of public accounts) •• • ••• Bowling Starke should b e spel l ed Bolling Starke •••••.••••. The court decided "that the law is for the d efendant . " Virginia Appalachian Notes �.2. / Vol 1 - Virginia Cases p32 - 33 : The Com'lth v Stephen Stewart & Ephraim Potter: . indicted at the Dist Ct of Prince Ed~ard, in Sep 1795 , for stealing a horse of the price of 20 lbs .. . the goods & chattels of John Standfield; the time laid is the 27 Sep 1793 & the place , Halifax Co, ... the prisoners pleaded & tried separtely, . .. &each found guilty • . .... on being asked wh y sentence of death shou ld not be pronounced agst them , they severally prayed t he benefit of the clergy •.. 14 Nov 1795 the court decided "that the defts are entitled to the benefit of clergy ..•• ; that the sd dist ct to proceed . • & that no new indictment .. be preferred against them . (At this period of time , benefit of clergy was very seldom used except in specific instances . If a person could read and write (earlier times it meant the person was going to e n ter a religious order), that person woul d be released from any punishment . The benefit of clergy could be used only once. Also earlier, the prisoner would be burnt on the hand.) p33: The Comm ' th v Robert Mitchell: the jury gives 'special verd i ct' murder or manslaughter only • ..• the prisoner indicted at the Winchester Dist Ct, Apr 1796 ····· Robert Mitchell • . in a state of intoxication arrived home • • •• beating his wife .•• Frederick Beckt oll , who was b oarding with them, interposed to part them .• . . a fight between them .•.. Mitche l l got a gun .. • •• Beckt oll left the house .. returned ... fighting between them & Becktoll was shot . • . Mitchell's son told to place the gun beside Becktoll's body so it would look like he shot himself .•.. The court decides Mitchell not guilty of murder. p34 : The Com'lth v Edward M' Guire & James Tidball : An indictment was found by the grand jury of the Dist Ct of Winchester in Oct 1796, agst 5 persons, of whom the defts were part • . James Reydon (supportin himself ••• by gaming only) with being on 30 July 1796, at Winchester the keeper of an unlawful gaming table called faro . . in the tavern of James Edmondson in Winchester .••••••• charged Edward M' Guire , the deft, Samuel Vowel & J Tidball the deft with playing the game . •. .• each pleaded not guilty .• •.• • The court - "the indictment agst the the defts is good • . ... .. p34 : The Com ' lth v David Hays : .indicted at Dumfries Dist Ct in Oct 1798 for larcery of a slave . •.•.. . a negro slave Tom owned by John Hunter. said slave was a runaway • • • The court said "the law is for the deft" • Pl2 7: The Com'l t h v Benjami n Vawter : Co Ct of Caroline for retailing spiritous liquors with license ••. $30 fine ••• Court cannot appeal. p36 - 37: The Com ' lth v John Blakeley: Dist Ct of Staunton in Sep 1800 for feloniously maiming one George King, by biting off both his thumbs. new plea overruled . i n d ic~ e d Court: p37-38: The Com'lth v John Richards: Dist Ct of Fredericksburg, in April 1799 .•• • John Richards, publican [innkeeper], for •• • unlawful g aming • ••• • • for allowing Thomas Haydon and others to gamble at John Richar d's p ublic hou se, tavern & ordinary ••• permitting B Badger, T Hay don to gamble p38: The Com'lth v Moses M'Cue and Others: Defts indicted Staunton Dist Ct for an assau lt & battery on Charles Rogers & wife; Rogers was prosecutor ••••• case moved to Charlottesville. Virginia Appalachi a n Notes �Vol 1 - Virginia Cases p38- 39: The Com'lth v Peyton Chapman : Indictment -Bribery of Deputy Sheriff . •• •. Dist Ct of Fredericksburg in May 1803 .••. fined $450 .. deft cannot claim insolvency must be committed to the custody of a gaoler, until he shall pay the fine ••••••• p39- 40 The Com'lth v Martin Walton : John Spencer was brought before an Examing Ct for Louisa Co in Nov 1800 charged with having feloniously broken open the dwelling house of Alexand er Harvey, & stolen from thenc e a silver watch of the value of $22 & other art icles . The offence should be tried at Charlottesville Dist Ct . Spencer made bond with Walton as his security. Spencer absconded . p40 . Tbe Com'lth v George Wythe Swinney: Dist Ct of Richmond, in Sep 1806 for fraudulently obtaining from the bank of Virginia a bank note of $100 •••• using a forged note from George Wythe p42- 43 The Com'lth v Heartwell Leath & Peter Leath: Dist Ct of Petersburg Apr 1805 ••• indicted, convicted & sentenced each to 2 yrs imprisonment in the jail & penitentiary, for the offence of malicious stabbing of A B on the 19 Feb 1805 •• indictments for stabbing of Turner Fear, •• for stabbing of John Williams on 19 Feb 1805 •.•• also 2 indictments agst Peter Leath •• • •• a new trial. p43-45: John Miller v James Marshall & J S Woodcock: Freehold Estat e in Rent ~Dist Ct of Winchester Oct 1807 •• • • of Frederick Co ••• James M Marshall claimed, to a certain freehold estate of inheritance as assignee of Denny Fairfax, formerly Denny Martin, assignee of Thomas, late Lord Fairfax ••• •• • . to collect rent from John Miller from 1797 to 1805 of a lot in Winchester ••• from a deed from Lord Fairfax to John Mil ler • • • • • • • John S Woodcock, a JP for Frederick Co •• • • The court -"that the Dist Ct of Winchester ought to award the writ of prohibiion •• "for Miller. p45-46: The Com'lth v John Somerville: Dist Ct of Morgan Town May 1808 . ass ualt & battery •••• Harrison Co ••• p47-48: The Com'lth v William Crump : Dist Ct of Henrico, Sep 1808 • • for a mismisdemeanor in carrying a challenge from T L Smith to William Fenwick, to figh t a duel. p48-9: The Com'lth v John Morris Jr: Indictment for Libel. Superior Ct Cabell co. It is set forth that the deft "being a person of an envious & evi l, & wicked mind, -- to injure, oppress, & vilify the good name of • •• Thomas Ward ••• & sheriff of Cabell Co ••• The deft says all he said is true p50-l: The Com'lth v Dolly Chapple: the malicious stabbing a slave •••• Henrico Circuit Ct Apr 1811 indicted for p51 . The Com'lth v William Strother: The defendant was a member of a grand jury at the Circuit Ct of Madison, in Sept 1810, & was himse l f presented by the grand jury for unlawful gaming •• •••• •• he was appointed to take t he census . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 1 - Virginia Cases pSl-66 : The Com ' lth v Samuel Myers: Circuit ct , Norfolk co , Oct 1811 •. for the wilful and malicious murder of Richard Bowden .. . on the 25 May 1811, between th e hours of 6 & 8 o ' clock, in the store house of Richard Bowden, in the borough of Norfolk .•. . • acquitted by the examining court in Norfolk .. .•.•• The examining cour t does not have the power to acquit a person of murder. p66- 7 : Thomas Sorrell ' s Case: In the General Ct, Apr term, 1786 , Apr 6th The prisoner was examined before the Co Court of Westmoreland, for the murder of a slave , the property of one Ebenezer Moore. The court adjudged him guilty of manslaughter . .. must be t ried f~r murder . The prisoner was inunediately put on aw' his trial & acquitted .. d ir ectly contrary to evidence. p 67-68: John Bailey ' s Case : Indicted in the Williamsburg Dist Ct Sep 1798 for the murder of Richard Whitaker . • • • Examining court said he should be tried for manslaughter ••• he must be tried for murder . The prisoner was put on trial and found guilty of manslaughter. p68 - 69: The Com ' lth v Luke Ray & Sarah His Wife : Superior Ct, Bedford Co. defts jointly indicted for an assault & batter y committed on T Minor .• • . found guilty and fined $200 . p70: Barnet Hendrick, who as well for the Com ' lth as for himself, sues v Jacob Andrick & Robert Renick : Superior Ct, Greenbrier Co •• Defts were charged with having, on the 2 Jan 1810, felled 30 trees, on the com'lth's highway ••• leading from the upper navigation of James' river, to the upper navigation of Kenhawa river, within the co of Greenbrier and with having permitted them to lie and remain from the said 2nd to the 8th day of Jan upon the common highway, •••• The law inflicts a penalty of 10 lbs on the act of felling a tree and permitting it to remain 48 hours p70- l: The Com ' lt~ Nelson , one of the duel to take place B Jones to give an v Benjamin B Jones : Refusal to testify ... 25 Jan 1811, I Wm judges of the circuit ct of James City co .••• believing a between Wm Irvine and Jas W Murdaugh, called upon Benjamin affidavit •• p71 -80: The Com 'lt h v John M'Caul: Superior Ct of law, Henr ico co, Apr 18 12 for felonious stealing, from John Preston, Trea'r of the Com'lth . found guilty New trial on the ground of misbehaviour of one of the jurors affidavits of Jas Bailey , Benjamin Sheppard , and John Morris, officers of the ct, and of Frederick Clarke and John Lee, juryman and of Peter Moselely tavern-keeper ••• James Bailey, sheriff • .• John M Morri s ... Nathaniel Charter (another jury-man) went to see about his sick child • •• Frederick Clarl{e (juryman) went to get some refreshment & to attend to some business matters .. . The court - set aside the verdict, a new trial ..... p80 : The Com 'lth v Moses Mann: Deft, a JP from Ba t h Co sat on the bench while being in a state of intoxication, and inebriation, •••.•• Court - "that judgment of amotion from the office of justice of the peace ought to be rendered agst the said Moses Mann." Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 1 - Virginia Cases The Com'lth v Benjamin Miller: Superior Ct, Norfol k Co for the murder of Jonathan Godfrey •.•• Court decision Nov 17, 1812 .•. pS0-81: The Com'lth v Richard M B Chichester: ,,, assault .• p81: Superior Ct, Loudon Co, Apr, 1813 p81: John G Jackson v The Justices of Harrison Co: Plft obtained on 2 Oct 1812 1 an attachment returnable to the following Oct ct, ag a inst the effects of one Alexander Morrison, alias Porter, an absconding debtor . • the sheriff found one hor se in possession of Solomon Parks, who refused to give up the hors e , saying he had purchased the horse ••• also found a mare in the fields of John G Jackson p821 The Com'lth v Jacob Israels Superior Ct, Harris on Co, 7 May 1813 • . • from the affidavit of William Davis, that Jacob Israel, a justice of Harrison co.,ie employed in the transportation of mail of the US, from Green Glades to Marietta •••• Court - he cannot serve as a justice in the co while transporting the mail • •• p83 : The Com'lth v John Edloe Thompson: Superior Ct, Surry Co, 29 Sep 1812 . • ,, charged with malicious stabbing of Joseph Warren ••.. p83 ~ 841 Tha Com'l t h v John Feely: Superior Ct, Wythe the US mail ••• Gardner I Grant, mail carrier • • • • The Com'1th v Thomas Lewis1 Court· Nov 12, 1814 •• p861 Co, Oct 1813 •• • robbed Superior Ct, Loudon Co, unlawful gamin g •••• The Com 'lth v William Horton1 Superior Ct, Prince William Co, May 1814 f or unlnwfu1 gaming ••• tried without a jury and fined $20 •• • Court - new trial with p87s jury ••• = .......... . . .. . . II II llll ll lllllUIUU lllHl llU 1111111111111~1& IUI U llH 11111e lCll IHt !ID ICIO\ I Cl~le sa IC 1 1: : : : c:e IC== 1: t=lC :: 1: lC u: lO : c:: ' : IC== : :== ::1:::: A Bible, b011eved to be written in Polish, conta ins the name of ''Jaroslav C Harvol(t) - t oe, VtJ. - Prince George. " Contained on a Telisious tract, publiehad in 1911, are eevora1 names of others. The surnames appear to be Polish or East EuropGan. The Bibla was published in 1903. Anyone having information on th @ ind1vtdual J&t'Ollv Harvol/t or interes t in the Bible may contact Nelson H~rr i s at 2813 Edsewood St, Roanoke, Va 24015. llllH llU llY U !lllll UllllHllU ll H IU C111111 llUllll Ull llllll lllDll 111111llllllllU11111= ICllll#ICIC ID 1e I CH !C cc IC IC:: : c IC ·= IC:: •c:c IC IC u cc IC H IC I C cc ~E~U.I.ES OF FLOYD_ ~QYliUz1= YllirulU.b , __ flYBKS E.ORK_P_J S.TB ! CI compiled by t'hylli.s Coad Ph i l lips & Gen e v i(l)VC ~oc h1: a n S t arkey availabl e for $13.50 plu~ $2. 00 postag e b handling. VA residents must add 61 cents 'tax . Ord e r f r om: Phillips · Stark e y , J? . o. Box lOG, , W illi~, VA 2i 3 9 0. Virginia Appalachian Notes �WEBB CEMETERY Franklin County, Vir ginia copied 24 Octl988 by Evelyn Bodine & Ruth G Hale Located . 8 mi le off Rt 784 , dirt road . 1 mile from inters ect ion of Rt 74 7 & Rt 748 . Webb. Inf. of T F & Mary G Mar 1908 Webb, James A Nov 11, 1904 - Feb 12, 1934 Smart, Roberter(s i c) F Oct 1, 1869 - June 2, 1898 Sigman , Walter H Oct 14,1917 - Oct 24, 1918 S i gmon, Norman J an 19 , 1868 - Mar 9, 1951 , Eliza Lee Oct 23 , 1871 - Mar 3, 1943 ch Fu . Home Marker , Rocky Mount) ---- ---- no name left , no dates ( Mar 21, 1923 Martin , Twins of Mr & Mrs W L Martin , Walter L Oct 18 , 1894 - Mar 27 , 1927 Apr 7, 1916 - Jan 29 , 1935 Webb , Frank T Apr 9 , 1914 - Nov 20 , 1917 Webb, Sarah K, d/o N B ) Belle Webb, Katherine June 20 , 1846 - Feb 4, 1917 1836 - Mar 19, 1905 Webb, Flemon 1818 - Jan 11 , 1892 Wimmer , Malinda M ar 15 , 1906 - Dec 21, 1933 Webb , Eula Beat ri_~ Dec 8, 1931 - Sept 15, 1932 Webb , Perry Wythe Dec 24, 1929 - Mar 26, 1930 Webb, Mary Frances Dec9, 1933 Webb, Inf . of J A & EB June 15, 1902 Agee , ( no name) Sept 4, 1908 - June 26, 1910 Agee , Everett Oct 26, 1904 - Jan 7, 1924 Agee , Rufus H Field stone marker Field stone marker May 31, 1861 - Nov 9, 1914 53y Sm 9d Wimmer, Sidney T Feb 1865 - Nov 20, 1908 Moran, Sarah E Apr 22, 1893 - Aug 6, 1913 Moran, Johnie Apr 29, 1863 - July 8, 1934 Webb, Eli May 23, 1853 - June 28, 1932 " , Elizabeth 1885-1953 (Lot z Fu Ho Marker) Webb, James Willie Dennis Jr 1932 , Helen Jean 1935 Sigmon, I nfants of Mr & Mrs Dennis Field stone marker Dec 27, 1893 - Aug 30, 1946 Sigmon, Dennis H Feb 8, 1895 - Aug 27 , 1946 " , Pearlie M 1876 - 1934 Agee, Henry 1878 - 1940 " , Aralet no dates Agee, Baby no dates Agee, Jimmie L no dates Agee, Baby no dates Agee. Go l d i e May 2, 1899 - Sept 24, 1957 Moran, James Arthur Died Nov 26, 1944 Age 80 yrs Moran, John J Sowder, Lewis Early, inf son of J H & Mary W Mar 2. 1906 - Dec 17, 1906 June 10, 1898 - Jan 22 , 1951 Webb, John F Our Daddy Webb, Flora S Mar 4, 1876 - Nov 15 , 1958 James R Feb 8, 1873 - May 23, 1920 " V1r'1DJ& Appalaohian No~ · �Webb Cemetery Addition information: "The Roanoke Times" John Flyming Webb d 23 Jan 1951 in Marfrance, W Va. Surv. wid. Mrs America Jane Webb, Marfrance; mother, Flora Bell Webb, Rke; 3 dau . Mrs Alma Humphreys, Chicago; Miss Irnmogene Webb & Miss Li 11 ian Webb, Marfrance; l st . dau. Mrs Homer Leach, Kissl er , \.JV l sister Mrs Cathleene Crusenberry, Roanoke; 6 brothers Earl Webb,Critton, wv, Jesse & Myor Web b, Calloway; Lewis Webb, Marfrance; Robert \.Jebb, Rke & o H Webb, Quinwood, WV. Funeral services Rainelle, WV. Bur 26 Jan 1951 Callaway. NON-EXCHANGE MATERIALS PERKINS PRESS for Aug 1992 is a 50 page family bulletin full of birth and death records:-marriage and probate records, mini-biographies and other records from the UK, NC, VA, KY, LA, GA, MA and ILL. For i nformation write Jennifer A Perkins Publications, 5803 North Ash, Spokane, WA 99205-6807 PHILLIPS FAMILY NEWS, Dale F Phillips, Coordinator; 1927 South 7th St; This family with some early roots in Lunenburg Co, VA has an on-going bulletin and is considering a future family reunion in eastern TN near the Great Smokey Mountain Nat ional Park where some family members live . ~kasha;-oK 73618: THE BEALL NEWS, Robert Clair Beall, publisher; Write Beall Family Association, 326 SE 82nd Ave, Portland, Oregon 97216 . Contribution from Beall family and queries. % Paperweigh-:;-P~inting, & Oct 1992. Has a wea l th of information regarding research opportunities in Danville & Pittsylvania Co both official & unofficial. Pittsylvania Co materials are in Chatham, largely in the Co Clerk's office, the Public Library and the Historical Society. Danville official records in the Circuit Ct Clerk's office begin in 1841, although the city was incorporated in 1793. THE VIRG I NIA GENEALOGI~AL SOCIET~_:EW~~E2.I_I_E2.~ for Sept KU~~..£.EN~L<?._GIC~ SERVICE~, PO Box 32060, Shawnee MSN, KS 66212 - 2060. catalogue of books, research aids, forms, Kansas & Missouri records. Is a ============================================================================= DID YOU KNOW THAT-- The Presbyterian Synod of Philadelphia met May JO, 1738; at which time they wrote a letter to Governor Gooch of Virginia, requesting his official permission for Presbyterians to freely worship in Virginia. On Nov 4 , 1738 , the Governor answered, in part, " ••• I have been always inclined to favor the people who have lately removed from other provinces, to settle on the western side of our great mountains; so you may be assured, that no interruption shall be given to any minister of your profession who shall come among them, so as they conform themselves to the rules prescribed by the act of toleration in England, by taking oaths enjoined thereby, and registering the places of their meeting, and behave themselves peacefully towards the government." centributed by Charles T Burton. ------------ --- ---------------------------------------------------------------Vir&lnl8o ,A.ppa.le.ohian No~ �• KEGLEY - GOSE BIBLE contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Virginia This Bible in 1949 ( '?) was in the possession of Mrs . J . E . Tu.rter, ~/ythe­ ville , Virginia. The fly leaf missing. MARRIAGES Stephen Gose and Mary J . Kegley were married Nov 11th, 1858 John A. Bourn and Mary J . Gose were married Sept 20th, 1865 Susan L. Gose and James C. Cassell were married Dec 18th, 1877 Dr. James E. Tartar and Lettie V. Gose were married Dec 28th , 1882 Stephen G. Cassell and Nellie E. Ward were married Sept 12th , 1905 John li· Cassell and Gay B. Snavely were married Oct 15 , 1906 George R. Allen and Edith Tu.rter were married Dec 24th, 1906 Samuel R. Crockett and Luella Tarter were married May , 1908 Carl E . Dillon and Janie Tarter were married Dec 24 , 1917 John B. Tarter and Hope D3.vidson were married Oct 14, 1920 Martin Alexander Tarter and Olivia Beatrice Trice were married Feb 18, 19JO BIRTHS Martin Kegley was born Dec 27 , 1812 Susan Wisely Kegley was bon1 in 1815 Stephen Gose was born Sept 18 , 18J4 Mary Jane Kegley Gose was boni Jan 22, 1841 Susan Luella Gose was born Feb 6, 1860 Letitia Virginia Gose was boni July 2 , 1861 Mary Stephen Gose was boni Mar 24, 186J Stephen Gose Cassell was born Oct 19 , 1879 John Neel Cassell was boxn Aug 5 , 1881 Mattie Moore Cassell was born Nov 25 , 188J Garland D3.niel Cassell was born Apr. 22 , 1886 Mollie Virginia Cassell was born Dec . 13 , 1891 Ella Sue Cassell was born Oct 16 , 1894 Flo Freil Cassell was bo:rn July 25 , 1904 Mary Edith Tarter was born Oct 18 , 1883 Herman Gose was bo:rn May 18, 1885 Susan Luella Tarter was born Sept JO, 1886 Virginia Alberta Tarter was born Feb 22 , 1888 Annie Estelle Tarter was bo:rn Nay 20 , 1890 James Elijah Tarter was born Dec 27 , 1891 Janie Tarter was born Feb 19, 1894 John Bourne Tarter was born March 1896 Martin Alexander Tarter was born Aug 2J , 1898 Edgar Hoge Tarter was boni Dey 6th , 1899 DEATHS George Gose, Sr died Aug 15, 1818 Anna Spangler Gose died May 16, 1848 Martin Kegley died March , 1882 Susan Wiseley Kegley died Jan 1880 Stephen Gose died in the army, at Red Sulphur Springs, Monrieco(?), April 8, 186J �Kegley - Gose Bible can ' t Ma-ry Stephen Gose died Dec 28 , 1898 John A Bourne died Oct 10, 1915 Dr. J . 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Soc, Vol 21 #3, "News 'N' Notes. ================================================================================ �MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA Legislative Petitions - Box F 1839 - 1848 The original of these Legislative Petitions are in the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia. I am sorry that these abstractions do not have more information , but I was limited in the time that I had there and was trying to find those petitions that had personal genealogical information . BF. ps On some I forgot to copy the number, but was told the most important thing was the date . # 18391 Jan 9. Montgomery and Wythe counties • •••••• New county •••• the petition is~_and lots of names , must be photostat -- lots of pages . / O"j #BJ677 #12161 : 18J9, Jan 9 • ••• ferry turnpike and road to Newberg. # 1839, Jan 9 . # #12"219: ,, . .Larn • • •. (sig) Jesse Pepper, .Lavid F Kent 1839 , Jan 10 • • • • • Town of Newbern # 1839, Jan 19 • •• •• new county •••• signatures • • •• • • • #B3680 #12873 : signatures. 1840, Jan 30 •• ..• ferry turnpike •• • •• (4 pages & map and #B3681 #12917 : 1840, Feb 12 •• • • against liquor • • •••• •• memorial •• • • • • • women's signatures •• •• • • (4 pages) #B3682 #1Jl2i: 1841, Jan 13 ••• • •• land in name of John Beckley and Andrew Moore • . • Dec 17 , 1840 • • •••• Alfred Beckley of Fayette Co . , SW Moore • •••• (beautiful handwriting) #3683 #13197: 1841, Feb 8 ••• charter changes of Lafayette and Ingles Ferry Turnpike Company •• • •• 7 1 :JV 1840 #3684 #13275 : 1841 , Dec 10 . . •• John B Deyerle died 20 or 25 years ago leaving several children ••• • one of whom is dead also leaving heirs •••••• J heirs sold to Abram Deyerle who also died leaving heirs •• • • • •• •• Peter Deyerle heir of John B Deyerle as the purchaser of Reginer Deyerle and James a Hile , heirs of A. Deyerle ••• • •••• Walter C Deyerle, heir of John B Deyerle •• ••••••• Polly Deyerle, widow of Crockett Deyerle , of the heirs of John B Deyerle • • •••• • • A G?L?S? Deyerle, heir of Abram Deyerle •••• •• John Deyerle, heir of John B Deyerle •• ••••• Madison M ?Bates?? (ink spot) and wife , heir of Abram Deyerle • • ••• Isaac Duckwiler and wife, heir of Abraham Deyerle • •• ••• Ja cob Coopper, assinee of Jos eph ?Perry? a nd wife , be:lrs of John B Deye r l e • ••••• #BJ685 #1JJ43: 1 8L~l, Dec JO •• • Abner Earl y dec'd few years s i nce • ••••• • • s mall est-3.t e ••••• Jubel Early, gin.rdian of hei rs ••• •• •• Rebecca Early, widow of Abner • •• • #J686 #1) 393 : 1 842, : an 1 0, #3687 #13415 : 1 842, Jan 17 • • • • petition and signatur es • • • J s e ts •••• • • . • • fe mal e a cademy .... Blacksburg . . ... .. BJ689 #13548: 1842, Dec 6 • • • • . Jeremiah Kyle ••••• .Lavid Kyle (brother). a nd William Kyle (cousin) came £rum Ireland ca 1801 ••••• mercantile house V1rg1n1a .Appala.oh1an N o tes �Montgomery County , Virginia in Christiansburg . .•• ••• Nicholas Dobson , also from Ireland .. .• .• Ianiel Howry and wife • ••••• Dobson single and died . ..•. . (4 pages) .•.. •• ..••••. ,, (2) John Gardner ••• (2 pages) (3) John Crai g •. .. • • (2 pages) ..• (4) that Daniel C Howry and Susanna ..•.• (sig) Rice D Montague CC (1 page) (5) Notice (very pale) . .. . .• Jeremiah Kyle #B3688 #13546 : Thomas Crandall .. . . . turnpike road •.. . few signatures #B3690 #13774 : l84J, Feb 3 ,, .. inhabitants South Fork Roanoke (1 small sheet - both sides) .. .... .... #B3691 #13859 : 1843, Dec 6 .. . . . •. lawyers and signatures . • •. • #B3692 #13998 : 1844, Jan i5 . •.. • . . Salem and Peppers Ferry Turnpike Co •. #B369J #1449 2 : l845 , Feb lJ . . . . • Christiansburg ... •. streets •.• • . • . • ( sig) Rob ' t Craig , Jeremiah Kyle , John Kyle, Eli Phlegar. Another petition with signatures . #B3694 #15558 : 1847 Feb 16 • . . • Temperance Convention , Christiansbur 29 and 30 Dec 1845 . • : ••• Alexander Black, John BK Lo~n , Eli Phlegarg • . • #BJ695 #15700 : 1847 , Dec 15. Edward McDonald JP . . .. 26 Nov 1845 . • ••• continue his service •. . . s i gnature #B,,,~696 #15701: 1847, Dec )15 .•••. building dams across Little River • .•••• signatures . ..... .. ( 4 pages money to Emery and Henry .• . . •• . signature . BJ697 #15866 : Eli Phlegar 1848, Jan ll . #BJ698 #15889: 18481 Jan lJ • . • .• dams across New River • • • . signatures #BJ69 9 #l6015: 1848, Feb 7 . # 1848, Feb 12 •. ••••• road. ,,, ,, #1605J: Christiansburg • • .• . signatures ••• • •• #3704 #J.6260 #16088: 1848 , Dec 8 ....... go to Roanoke map and signature£ ,,,July 1848 #B3702 #16075 : 1848, Feb 16. co . . . .. petition, go to Roanoke Co •.• ••. signatures # : 1848, Feb 18 ••••. extension of Southwest turnpike road , • • signatures •••••. (16 pages) # 18481 Mar 18 •..••• Christiansburg Female Academy ••••• , •• #B37JJ 1848, Dec 8 .••• . ?area to Roanoke County ••• signatures •• :.: :: :: :: :: :,: :: :: ::: :: :.: :;::- ::::::::. !:::. :: :: ~ ::. ::.:=.::::::.: :: :: :: :: :.: :: ::.::::.:::..::: :: :: :: :.: :.: ::!::.::: :: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: !:.:: ==-= :: :-: :: :: :: == ==== :: == :: :..: :.: :: :: :: ::.:.:: :: If you live in Kentucky, you're required by law to bathe at least once a year. "fourth Bathroom Reader" by the Bathroom Readers Institute, p 166. - ,._ ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ............. ·- ............ :::::.:::::.: :::.:!: :..:::::.:.::.::.: :: :: :: :.::: :::::.: :: :::: :.::::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: == :: :: ::::. :: :: :: :::: :: == :;: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :: :::: :: �WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, LEGISIATIVE PETITION The follow i ng i s a copy of a petition from Wyt he County found if Box C, 18151825, Wythe Co Petitions, Virginia State Archives, Richmond , Virgi nia. The number of this petition is 7058, date 15 Dec 1817 * *- "The Petition of Sundry Inhabitants resideing in the Counties of was hington, wythe and Grayson humbly Represents that they are dsireous of havi ng a ~~ new County Established from the three aforesaid Counties agreeably to the following boundaries . ' Begini:1g in Grayson County on t he dividing line bet ween Virginia and North Carolina where the State line Crosses to the Elk Creek thence a Direct line to the dry Run gap on the top of t he iron mountain thence North twenty five Degrees west to the top of Walkers mountain i n Wythe thence westardly along the top of S ' d mountain to the indians Graves where the Road Cross S'd mountain from Saltvill to the main Road in wasb.ington f rom thence a Direct Cours to the highest Point of the white top mountain in Grayson County Continueing in a Straight line to the State Line of North Carolina a nd thence on Eastwardly Cours along the s'd State line to the begining' "which said line metes and bounds will Contain about 1500 Square miles . "your Petitioners would Represent as grieveances that the citizens of grayson have nearly forty miles to travel to there Court hous over a veryRugged Road, and have to Cross new River on hors Back there being no f erry for there accommodation and are frequently Prevented from attending the Courts on account of high water, and that the Citizens of washington and wythe have upwards of thirty miles to travel to there Respective Court houses-- the Prayers of your Petitioners is that a new County may be Established out of the three aforesaid Counties which the belive will not be a very great injury ·co Either of the S'd Counties and a very Esential Benefit t o your Petitioners and as in Duty Bound will Ever Pray " page 2 ?Thomegul? Joseph anderSon t obias Wall James(Stoine genl Joseph Jone_ henney long Josiah Beck ?Rock John anderson Nathanial Landreth Joseph Banham Andrew Howell John Cooper• James Livisey Eli Griffitt John Phips Jacob anderson Senr William howell uriah Williams John hash Is~ anderson Jesse Blankenber James Scott thornas young William Banhan Thomas wilson Samuel Scott Isaac spencer William themas mathew Kin£anan John Conner Senr ?Comer andrew hash John Pugh thomas Williams Ni chol as mincks ISaah william Samuel Pugh Mathias Nickoles Richard williams sener Stephen Perkin Nat Green Josiah williams Elisha williams morris Baker Samuel Joanes william Kinoannan francis kincannan William Jones' Jarad Perkins Samuel kincannon Christopher Reedy Sampson williams mathias white Shaderack green william Biddole?Biddle John Wagg page 3 David taylor William Blackard davangeJoseph Joanes David Vaught Robert Cook John Griffiths Senior George Peicers ? Wabel Blarkard Levi Williams John Slimts? Williams James David Cress· Moses Peicers Jesden Joanes Armary walls Peter Reedy ** or wells Samuel williams Isaac williams John Blankenbects **Moses Wells James willia rns Jenkin williams George Blankenbers John Corner Jesse Comer Jonathan Comer Samuel C Dowd Bonham wells Samuel Ceess Aaran Blankenbecher Phillip Williams V1l'gtn1a Appala.ohia.n Notes John Vaught John Agell George Canneell John Griffiths Juni or Joh.11 William Richard wil liams Adrew williams Viney Griffith Il3.vid Chisman John Scott F'grederick Sli~( ?t) �page 3 can't Ezekeal Nelson John Copenhaver John James Peter Shoop page 4 Nathan B williams Robert Pardan Johnathan knight Samuel Peck W' m Peck mosses hall William hall Pette'd anderson Joshua Pore John Ready Thomas stilt or stitt Thomas Davis Jeramiah hood John Wells Mosses Greene page Valentine Copenhaver John James Joseph Scott James Jones george hann (Ham?) Andrew lesly James williams John Nelson Joel Belcher sor Aquillan Green John weass Jessee Anderson Shaderack greene junior William Pugh William weiss tlohn-p--y------Jones Benington John Thremble william Seingined Jacob Reedy. John Point Robert Bu_nay will iam hash George Cooper Jacob anderson John Parmutt mark anderson James Walker william anderson Jacob Cannay Ad.rew Renicks John hall Isaac green Thomas Comer? Will i am Couck Ezekael Robertson henney Ready ? George hacber willi am anderson John bean Jessee Ja mes George wes t Ezekael James Peter Reedy Senr ' r Arad Perkins Lvi Perkins Smi th martin Joshua martin Pual(?Rial) Martin David Bynel William Roberts_ Preston hall Peter Delt Jones Carnuto Thoma anders on David hagy Jona then Banner John Woods 5 "The petition of Sundry inhabitants of the County of Wythe Washington & Grayson parying that a new County may be laid off , including part of each of the above Counties . "Dec'r 15th 1817. ref ' d to Prof ' s ( rejected reported ) (Note: very hard to read. Was it Jones or James?? In fact the more that I look at the xerox cop~ the more I wonder if any of the names are correct . Babe Fowler.) NAMING Below is a list of countries with the most common naming patterns know . "Fa" stands for father and "ma " for mother. 3d son 1st dau 2n d dau 3rd dau 2nd son 1st son England fa ma fa fa fa Scotland ma ma fa fa ma ma ma fa fa fa Hingham, Mass ma fa Virginia fa fa fa ma ma ma Scandinavia fa fa ma fa ma ma fa ma (then gg parents from " Awareness " , Association on One-Name Studies , Vol 2 #1, 1990 . :.::::: :: :.: :: :: :::::: :::: :::.:: :::;:::.=:::::::.: :::=::.:.:.:: :.::.:.:.:::.: :::::::.::.::.::::: :::: :: :: :::::: :::::::::.: :::: :::: :::::.: :: :.: :: :.: :: :.:: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :,:. :: :: :: :: :: = �~,j' NOTES ON GERMAN RESEARCH Heidel berg , Jul y 27, 1987 Mr. Calvin L Weddle Dear Mr. Weddle, Having received your letter of J uly 12th, I must correct your impression t~ht I am omiscient in Dossenheim . I am working about the population of Handschuhshei~, th e neighbour village, so some Informations about the Dossenh eimers are at hand. The situation at the beginning c f -t he beginning 6T the 18th cen tury were pretty bad for the population here . In 1689 a French army had burned down and destroyed most of the Towns and villages in th e Palatinate and so also Handschuhsheim and Dossenheim, all earli er rec ords in the places we re distoyed. Sev eral times after 1700 the inhabitanbwere plun der ed by foreign soldiers . So the Intentions for emigration were numerous, but the gouvernment did not incourage them, as they wanted to repopulate their burned out country. Especially well to d o families were retained, beggers, and other unwanted people rather encouraged t o emigrate, there are even notes, that the comm unit y chest paid the passage for unwanted inhabitants . Now the Wedels : In the book "Kurpfalzi sche Auswanderer von unteren Neckar" Werner Hacker lis~ quite a number of Dossenheimer Wedels: 22.3 . 1726,' Michael WEDEl, citis2n, requests emigration to the "Island of Pinssfania", request was denied, the Schultheiss ordered to take care that he remainea in Dossenheim. 6 . 5.1726 John Michael the younger, without means, is granted the same request . 1759 John Michael WEDEL, born 16 97, married to Maria ROSCHER emigrates to JUtland (Denmark) with 3 children. 12 . 4 . 1·752 Anna Maria WEDEL, a widow, emigrates to the "New Country". (second note : "to Carolina, with a child") 9.5 . 1752 Georg WEDEL, born 1691, went to Carolina with his wife, Barbara SCHLEPP and 2 children. 7. 5. 1764 Johann Peter WEDEL, mariie~\ to Sybille HEER went to Mary's Land in America. 1764 Georg Albracht WEDEL , born 1711, went t o America with his wife Eva Catharina. 13.2.1764 Peter WEDEL requests emigration to Pennsylvania, where his brother and other near relation s are a lready living, with his wife and 5 children. Request granted, arriv ed in Philadelphia 27.1 0 . 1764 . So you se e that in 1726 at least two Michael WEDELS were i n Dossenheim , both wanting to emigrate. S upp osing the elder stayed on and emigrated later to Denmark, the yo un ger , the poor one, might be your ance stor. Your notes a bout his son Martin do net find a correspondence here, the name cf Beckelheimer or the like does not appear in the books here. The n e i g hbour ing villages of Dossenheim and Handschuhsheim were under the sam e parson in the beginning of the 18th century, so I find in the H ' heim Register the Confirmation of two Michael WEDELs, one at Easter 1696, one at Easter 1698, as the age at the cor.firmation was ab out 15 years at that time, they might be born at 1681 r es p . 1 5 9 3 · V!f~"lie App~lcc~-.::.r:n !7 _: - ., �Regrettably the names of the paren~ are given in neither cas e. In the "Land sales regist e r" (Gerichtsbuch) of Handschuhsheim I find that Hans Michael WEDEL bougt a vineyard in Dossenheim togetther with his sist~r Margarethe WEDEL on Aug . 1st, 1718. (That probably was the richer one!) So I cannot give you any proof that your Martin WEDEL or his Father Michael came from Dossenheim, nor certified dates about their pa re ntage . In Handschuhsheim the name of WEDEL is found as early as 1516, but without the possibility to find family lines. At present my time ist limited by my Handschuhsheim studies , so I canno t look into your Dossenheim people . A friend of mine living in Dossenheim and doing some research there might find ;ome thing mo re, I shall relay your request to him. Could you find anny dates of Michael Wedel that coul $ specify his time of birth or emigration? Wishing you good success in your researches I am Yours truly We are publishing· this letter in full to show from records -- and what may not be found . may be obtained DIVORCES Chap. 366. (passed 24 Jan 1848)1. Be it enacted by the ge neral assembly , That the marriage heretofore solemnized between Elias Davis of the county of Grayson and his wife Huldah, shall be, and the same is hereby dissolved ; the said Elias forever divorced from his wife, the said Ruldah, and all right, title or interinterest of the said Huldah in or to the estate, real or personal of the said Elias Davis shall henceforth cease and determine. 2. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof. p 350. Chap. 348: •••. marriage between Mahlon Allen & Rebecca, his wife , of Marshall co .••• is hereby disolved .. ; the child(ren) shall inherit in the same manner as if this act had never passed . . . . . . . . . . . .. . (passed 7 Feb 1848) p 348 . Chap. 361: .•. marriage between James G Allison and Martha A, his wife of Fairfax co •... are divorced .... . .... .. .• . ( passe d 27 Mar 1848) p 348-9 Chap. 349. (passed 3 Feb 1848) .. .. marriage of William H Blackburn and Sarah his wife (formerly Sarah Chapel) of Henrico Co ....... p 349 All of the above are from "Act s of General Assembly of Virginia 1848-9" :.:.:..:::.::::::.:::.:.:.: :: :: :: :.:: :.: :.::.: :.::!: :::: :::: :::: ::::: :: :: ::::.:: :::::= ::.:.= ;;::: :: ::::.:::: ::: :: :: :: :.:. :::::::.:: :: :::: :: :: :.: :: ::.:::.: == :: ~ ::. :: :.: :: :::. :: ::. ::. ::. :: ::: ::.:: �JONATHAN HUBBARD ' S STORE From: Some random Observations by Walter Anglin Pages 15-16 "Early folks about here most of W:hom traded at my great grand£ather Jonathan Hubbard's store around 140 years ago, (printed .October, 1963, by Bassett Printing Corporation, Bassett, VA) viz:" Abe Adams Isaac Adams John T . Adams Notlay P. Adams Nathan Agee Susan Agee Nathaniel Akers Robert Akers J . L. Anglin William Ayers Lee Balilse Be lcher Gabriel Bowling James M. Bowling Mary Bowling Joseph Boyd Robert Boyd S tephen Boyd James Brammer John Brammer William Brammer Jeremiah Burnett Patti Burnett Sweeper Burnett Valentine Burnett Jesse Chaney Bob Clark George W. Clark Kit Clark Tom Clark Austin Clifton Coleman J arnes Conner Johb Crum George Davis John DeHart Paul De.Hart Stephen DeHart S aphonire Dennis Hughes Dillard Becky Dodd David Eadens John Elgin Lewis Elgin Barbara Foley Luke Foley Garrison Jonathan Geer John Handy Moses Harbour Sam Harris William Harris John Hart Katy Hefane Hefilf inger Hicks Hill John Houchins Benjamin Hubbard John Hubbard Stephen Hubbard Beverage Hughes Blackmore Hughes George Hylton Jacob Hylton Fleming Johnson Michael Johnson Jesse Johnson Jesse Jones Wiely Jones Viana Justice Katy Land Willi am Lawson Abe Lee Judy Loyd William Martin G. C. Menefee James Miller A. A. Moir Joseph Moles Moran Nester Charles Nolen A. G. Pedigo Prior Pendleton Mer tin Penn Barnet Price Jeremiah Price Buck Reynolds Billy Roberson Mc D. Ross Thomas Snead Wiley Snead William Spencer Gunson Stanley A. Staples John Staples J . Taylor W. A. Taylor Thomas Tennison Peter Thomas Jerry thompson Henry Tuggle William Tuggle Crawford Turner Shadrach Turner Tyro Underwood Thomas Vaughan Spencer Vest John Ward Dave Washington Soloman Washington John J. Watson Mary Ann Watson Alexander Wood Hiram Wright Robert Wright Contributed by: Judy Blackwell Rt. //4 Box 76 Floyd, Va 24091 Note : This store was in the Woolwine area of Patrick County, VA. �BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED BOOK G 7, page 500 The following minister returns are found of page 500 of Deed Boolt G 7 in the Bedford County Court House, Bedford , Virginia. Marriages September 25th 1784 - The within Cou p le David Holladay and Sarah King was married the 21st of this Month by me. Na "':_h_~~~~l-~~~~~s-~~12 ~.!..~~~ag~~-towi ! Elisha Nickols and Rasey Slinker - October 25th 1784 Marriage Certificates Benjamin Watts and Elizabeth Key - November the 18th Thomas Talbot and Aggy Scott - November the 30th Thomas FitzSimmons and Mary Radford - December the 25th Michael Plymale and L~mey Hudson - January 19th 1785 This to Certify that the Persons within Mentioned is regularly and lawfully Joined together in the State of holy Matrimony, by me Wi lliam Johnson Cert i fied Marriage That on the 25th of January, Julius Blackburn, and Certificates Elizabeth Scruggs was married by me February 27th Che~ley Callaway and Chr istiana Galloway March 18?8 Henry Hall and Salley H~ughes !i_a_1:_1:1_~~~~e_1.:__S_~r-~~s_~~r..z Marriages towit, February 1 5 t 1785- Jubas Leftwich & Delilah Stovall Marriage d -3 ------- Thomas Simmons & Anna Mader Certificates " lOth-----James Walker and Nancy Ferrell 20th----- Jeremiah Fo rg~son and J ·ermirna Phelps " 27th----- Na than Greer and Lewsey Arther 10th ____ James Flournoy and Peggy Cundiff March Will iam Mason and Jenny Pollard 17th _____ James Kension and Elizabeth Mason 24th __ ______ Daniel French and Anney Guthrey This to Certify that the Persons within Mentioned is Regularly & Lawfully Joined together in the state of holy Matrimony, by Me, William Johnson Kasey & ux to § Deed Hancock Th is Indenture made this twenty third day of May In the year of our lord One thousand seven hundred & eighty five, between James Kasey & Mary his Wife of the County of Bedford of One part and George Hancock of the County of Botetourt of the other part. Witnesseth, that the said James and Mary his Wife for and in Consideration of the Sum of Two hundred and Twenty Pounds Current Money of Virginia to them i n hand , paid by said George on or before the sealing & delivery of these Presents the Receipt whereof is hereby confess 'd and Acknowledged and thereof and every part thereof Acquitted E.?ST_~~~ted & discharged from the said George have �..37 CANNADAY CEMETERY FLOYD COUNTY , VIRGINI A From Rt . 220 Exit south about 35 miles on the Blue Ridge Parkway, just past "Smart View Recreation Area " turn right on Rt. 793. Copied 1 Feb 1989 by Ruth G. Hale . Allen, J Tannie " , Nola A Peters , Roxie Lee Peters, El i za E " , R . Edward Gillespie , Ernest H. - Father " , Ernestine N . - Mother Gillespie , Charles E. - + Sept 2, 1915 - Mar 23, 1987 Mar 19, 1920 Mar 16, 1892 - Nov 10, 196 7 1873 - 1949 1867 - 1952 Aug 4, 1921 Nov 5, 1922 Dec 27, 1923 - Dec 21, 1972 Va . Pfc US Army WW II Atkins, Walter 1943 - 1982 (Wood Fu . Home, Floyd) Atkins , Funeral Home Marker Atkins , Gracie Brogan 1890 - 1969 (Wood Funeral Horne) Gi l lespie, Mike R Oct 25 , 1963 - Nov 6, 1963 Gillespie, Edith W Sept 2 , 1932 " , Melvin C July 13, 1933 - Feb 19 , 1971 Trail, Dessie B Moth er May 27, 1915 - July 19, 1982 Father " , Wilton B June 7 , 1902 - Jan 30, 1957 Thompson, Clarence R, s/o Grady & Vienna Mar 17, 1925 - Jan 6, 1921 Mother Dickerson, Lina A May 30, 1907 Son " , Joe K Nov 17, 1943 Turner, Ella T May 6, 1885 - Feb 25, 1964 ., , Stanton W Nov 11, 1881 - Aug 29, 1970 Turner , Leano Darl i n e , df o S T & Claris b & d Aug 19, 1940 Underwood , ?th ia? 1888 - 1955 (Lynch Fu. Home Marker) Janney, Kate M July 4, 1895 - May 27, 1965 Janney , Tazewel l - My Darli ng Husband - June 23, 1884 - June 5, 1948 Cannaday , Susan Aug 13, 1858 - Apr 3, 1938 Cannaday, Mi t chel Aug 16, 1853 - Sept 10, 1925 Atkins , Dol l ie Cannaday, w/o Henry Sept 9, 1877 - Sept 7, 1922 Wife & Mother Mar 25, 1868 - Aug 4, 1942 Atkins, Henry 1907 - 1986 Allen, Charlie W 1914 " Mary J [the two above married J an 26 , 1933] Jan 29, 1916 - May 8, 1916 Trail, Okie, d/o J T & M A b & d Apr 24, 1915 Trail , Infant son of J T & Martha A Sept 23, 1864 - Sept 13, 1914 Moore, Juda E, w/o C P May 12, 1883 - Feb 6, 1914 Trail, Juda A, w/o L T July 17, 1910 - Oct 19, 1934 Trail, Jessie A Funeral Home Marker Atkins, Atkins, " 1915 - 1947 Atkins, Jasper Lee 1963 - 1963 (Funeral Home Marker) Atkins, Bobby Lee (Funeral Home Marker) Janney, Baby .. Virginia Appalachian Notes .. �.38 Cannaday Cemetery Trail, Marvin W. - Father Oct 20 , 1923 - Oct 20, 1979 " , Lena R - Mother Oct 29, 1926 - Oct 20, 1979 " , Linda G - Daughter Feb 11 , 1946 - Oct 20, 1979 Wagner, Horace J - Father Apr 7, 1906 '' , Ocie Gay Mo t her June 24 , 1903 - Jan 30 , 1 968 Bro gan, Garl e y W, s / o J M & Tiny Feb 18 , 1911 - May 15, 1 93 8 Funeral Horne Marker no name & dates left Brogan, Virgi nia C, w/o Zack May 8 , 1858 - Feb 27 , 1932 Brogan, J M - Husband Nov 10 , 1880 - Jan 26 , 1922 Martin, Eli Apr 24 , 1858 - Nov 4 , 1918 Gi l lespie, Mary B Leathie , w/o W Z - Dec 1 , 1888 - Dec 31 , 1926 Gil lespie , Gracy A, w/o T J July 11 , 1870 - Dec 13 , 1 9 1 1 Gillespie, Ell ar M, d/o T J & Gracy July 13 , 1908 - Oct 7 , 1910 Worley, Minn i e-L, w / o Swanson Jan 15 , 1899 - Jan 17 , 1919 Worley, Thelma E, d/o Swanson & Minnie Sept 1, 1918 - Apr 21 , 1919 ~aney, Mealey M [Home - made marker] Nov 10, 1903 - ~an 8 , 1904 Janney , Funeral Home Marker Janney, " " Janney, " " " Allen , " " Janney , Cephas June 25, 1881 - Nov 8, 1941 " " [new marker] 1881 - 1941 Janney, Martha F, w/o Cephas Jan 5 , 1883 - Feb 9 , 1910 Janney , Amelia , d//o Cephas & Martha Nov 10, 1903 - Jan 8 , 1904 Brogan, Fu neral Home Mar ker Brogan, " " " Brogan, Inf. Twins of JR & Mary Jan 9, 1910 - Jan 22 , 1910 Brogan, Clovers, d/o " " Jan 27, 1907 - Oct 19 , 1910 Boyd, Infant of L R Died Oct 5 , 1899 Boyd, Mary E May 20, 1862 - Oct 1, 1899 Boyd, Infant of L R & L M Died Feb 12 , 1900 Brogan, Peasly F Apr 27 , 1825 - July 4, 1901 Brogan, John Aug 3, 1809 - Dec 18, 1901 Brogan, Arthur W Feb 19 , 1888 - Mar 24, 190 7 Brogan, Arthur G, s/o J M & Tiney May 22, 1908 - May 23 , 1908 Brog an, Ellen F July 13, 1878 - Sept 19 , 1918 Wagner, Howard W June 19, 1933 - Feb 11 , 1936 Akers, Myrtle F 1903 Fralin, Edward R - -i· Oct 4, 1906 - Oct 31 , 196 9 Va . Pfc Co A 370 Engr C Bn WW II Sept 15, 1880 - Dec 7, 1926 Fralin, Robert L ~ept 12 , 1883 - Dec 26 , 1977 , Oliv e A !:>e:p • i G, 1 9 lv - J a n 2 0, 19 3 7 Fr a lin , W T ,. • 20, 1929 - May 21 , 1956 [picture ] Turner , Hubert H [of b o t h ] ( ,ct 2 2 ' 1 9 3 5 " , J a nice C Turner, I nf . d / o S w & ~ f ~ ' J Mar 2 0, 191 5 Turner, Inf . o f L d Nov 1 , 1 9 05 " 8 " Turner , Goldie I , d/o S W 8 E M u.11 3, 1916 - Feb 1 1, 1917 Tur ner , Win s ton A Dec 23 , 191 7 - Jan 2 7, 1923 Cannaday , Peter M, s / o I\ L & D L Jul y 19, 18 97 - S ept 3, 1898 Cannada y , I nfant of A L & D L Died Nov 1 , 1898 AE 1 rn Cannaday, Hampt on, s / o A L & D L Se pt l l, 1901 - F e b 5, 1905 Baldwin, Ophe l i a Thomas DLC 7, 1892 - Ap~ 27 , 1985 Vi rg i nia App alachi an Notes �Cannaday Cemetery Thomas, Lillie E " , Alexander Thomas, Lillian G Thomas, Carl B Cannaday, Ezra Turner [stone has been repaired] Cannaday, Lucinda· A, w/o Peter Cannaday, Peter Gillespie, Lila A " , George E Gillespie, Miranda E - Mother " Charlie - Father Young, Infant s/o G M & ~aura L Trail, Infant of W J & Abba Trail, W J Trail, Abbagill Whorley, w/o W J Trail, Wanda Pearl, d/o ,W H & Laura Huff, Odessa Trail Trail, Wm Harvey " , Laura T Greer, Alvin, s/o B G & M F Greer, Infant s/o " " Greer, Effie J · Greer, William T Greer, Gracie E, w/o P T Greer, Pleasant T Greer, James M Greer, Claud R Greer, Mary Fannie " , Blanchett T Smith, J W Smith, Nancy M, w/o J W Smith, Grover C Smith, John S Smith, Maggie M, w/o G S Smith, Claude Swanson Smith, Bessie A " , Posie L Turner, Minnie T " Morton T " , Darnell L Turner, Infant d/o M T & M 0 Turner, Flora A Thomas, w/o S T Turner, S T - Father b = born; d - died; + = military stone 1874 - 1949 1867 - 1931 Jan 2, 1903 - Feb 17, 1918 June 22, 1907 - Sept 1, 1937 Aug 16, 1873 - Nov(?) 20, 1893 Died at Williamsburg Sept 4, 1842 - June 1, 1906 Dec 12, 1844 - Apr 27, 1905 Apr 8, 1899 - Nov 3, 1958 Feb 27, 1900 - Feb 29, 1972 July 26, 1872 - June 16, 1950 Apr 16, 1872 - June 13, 1950 Born Feb 28, 1909 b & d May 12, 1904 Mar 10, 1855 - June 24, 1933 Mar 24, 1861 - May 25, 1936 P Mar 10, 1922 - Jan 14, 1923 Oct 13, 1906 - Dec 9, 1958 Oct 17, 1881 - Dec 15, 1983 Dec 2·1 , 1886 - Dec 15, 1983 Aug 21, 1918 - Nov 14, 1918 May 30, 1906 1912 - 1982 1910 - 1968 Dec 20, 1838 - Apr 15, 1916 Sept 15, 1843 - June 1, 1901 Sept .18, 1870 - Dec 30, 1894 Sept 17, 1873 - Nov 3, 1897 1877 - 1925 1877 - 1962 Mar 15, 18 59 - May 13, 1908 July 7, 1868 - Dec 10 , 1911 Mar 29, 1885 - Aug 1, 1968 July 25, 1886 - Oct 23, 1970 Nov 29, 1900 - Mar 14 , 1919 Sept 20, 1894 - Sept 21 , 1963 Mar 7, 1908 - Dec 2 7, 1986 Sept '23, 1892 - Feb 22, 1979 May 24, 1895 - Jul y 31, 198 7 Apr 14, 1895 - Sept 22 , 1986 Mar 25, 1939 - June 26 , 1979 b & d Oct 18, 1919 June 2, 18 57 - Apr 9, 1923 Sept 19 , 1846 - Feb '24, 1927 d/o - daughter of; s/o :.: son of; w/o :.: wife of THE ROANOKE DAILY TIMES: JO Sept 1896: Washington, Va : Sept 29 ••••• J B Cooper died Sat pm • • •••• 59 years old ••••• (t his newspaper is in the Virginia Room , Central Roanoke City Library, Roanoke , Va.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------Virginia Appal c hian Notes �t../O QUERIE~ 1-93: Seek wife of Claude GORY who d 8- 6-1739 Goo c hland, VA so n John GOREE/ GAREE md Sarah. What was her maiden nam e? Th ese peopl e desc from the GUERRI family of Sepvret, Po i tou, FR. Seek inf o on th e GUERRI, RUE, BROUSSARD S of Scpvret, FR. Wes Sko.ggs, 1752 Chesapeak, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 2-93: Wi ll exch info on the following families: ARRINGTON, COZART, DANIEL, DETTERMAN, FROST , GLOVER, HEGGIE/HEGGY, HOFFMA N/ HUFFMAN, HOLEMAN /HOL~A?·T, HVNT, JACKSON, LE ID I NGER, LOVELACE , MIT CHELL, NORWOOD, PARKMAN, PAULIS, RARIG, RHODES , ROBY/ROBE Y, ROGERS, SATER.WHITE, WILSON. Craig Rhod es , 133 Mont c 1~ i r Loop, Daphne, AL 36526 3-93: having and/or Mon roe STEWART - DRAK E: Wou]d like to correspond with anyone info abo ut Bartholomew DRAKE of B e dford Co, in R ev. War Michael Drake of Montomery Co, VA will in 1798 . S tewar t. 111 Masonic Ave .• Monroe , LA 71203 4-93: The following MULLINS names were found in th e family Bible o f G. H . Robinett, Wise Co., VA, dated Nov 25, 1886: Odas MULLINS, b June 24, 1903. Oliver Wendell MULLINS, b Feb 17, 1 906 . Harlis Reuben MlJLLI NS, b Dec 15, 1~14 . Lydia Bell e MULLINS, b Feb 26, 1920 . Who were th ese MULLINS & who were their parents: Wise Co . is full of MCLLI NS . Glenn E. Robinette, 224 Aspen St., Alexandria, VA 22305 My g-g - g/parents, Wm M. ROBINETT & Eli zabeth BLANTON had 7 kids sti 11 1 iving in 1880 in Wi.s c Co ., VA c e n sus. Th e youngest, Frances ROBINET~, b ca 1861 wa s st ill living in 1880 Wi sc C~, VA . Wha t became o f ~ e r ? Did she mar ry a R I DDLE or ~ULLI~S~ An~f help ap~r ec iate<l. Glenn E. Robin ette see 4 :- 93 5-93: 6-93: Need info on dc sc of Evans THACKER , b 1880/81 ( s/o T. THACKER & ) mtl Arminda Jan e I SON, d/o Jam es F. & Mary Polly Ann ROBINE~~' Wise Co. , VA. Had a t l ~ a st 2 k !d~ , Cindy THACKER, b 1901, md & Sam THACKER , b 1906 . Oth e r ~ ~ Help me on this one ~ somebu~y . G lenn ~ . Robi~ et!2 , s ee i - ~: !I. 7 - 93: John CROW md Sally LAMBERT 30 Dec 1813 in Taz ewel l Co. I need ~arents, chi ldr e n, siblings. Watha Lamb e rt, G005 W. Indianola Av., Pho e n ix , AZ 85033 3-~3: Need info on J~mcs NEWMAN, b 1: Jun 1871, m<l Bethi c F~~n k ­ lin RIDER in Ilo te Co, VA ca 13~5 . Need p/o both Jam es & Beth ie or 1 any o the r i n f o • ....N'o'-'r -' """m _____ a""'"n.__C=-=-l"""l_.d"'"'\_vc_____l ___J-',.___7_..2_.i_~'- -~""".4...... a'-r_1"-·_ 1~ :1-'n.__'_...=n~~-r_ t ""'"" 1_li_,._"'""' T_1""" 1 -~ ---~·......:-~~ , OK 74131-3265 9 & 10-93: Seek p / o Ge orge W. GOI NS, b ca 1833, d Jl May 1003 Washington Co, VA, md 3 0 June 1853 Wythe Co, VA to Mary Catherine RATLIFF, b 11 Feb 1838 Wythe Co, VA, d 17 Apr 1916 d /o James & Nancy Vest RATLIFF. George resided i n Pulaski Co 1860 & 1 870 census & in Washington Co 1880 & 1 900 census. 13 known children include: Delilah md Henry VEST, Nancy md Newell YORK, Isaac md Sophronia HALE, George md Lizzie GRIFFI N, Ale xander , Cephas md �... --301~--"'E:....__:("""':,,_-~e=~ Anna RATLifF, Thoma s , Perry, M:.:i rion & Harv ey m<l S arah W~ ll cxc ! ~ Lake S .• info on C e ph:.; s CO I NS J Kenda llvill e , I ~ 4G7 55 ~ ne . Dori s Goins , 11-DJ: Frances A . McCAR~Y b 17 Nov 1 85 0 in Roc kbridge ~o, VA, d /o John & Lu cy CRAWFORD McCART Y. Th e famil y mov ed to Cabe ll Co WV from ~o c ~bridge Co in 18 68 . Did John & Lu cy have other ch i~d­ r e n? Woul ~ lik e t o correspond with anyone wh o ha s inf0 on thes e f:.;mi li es . .\nn:i '.\t. Br.yant. 2 ~e!l1 inolc Rd, Hunti:-.. ;;~0r1~ W V 257 0:: 1Z & 13 - 93: Wou l d l i. '.(c t o corr2spond with anyon e who has inf a or. MEACCWS fJ.roi1ics from Bedford Cu, VA. My Jam es \1EADOWS b 13~5/~S in Bedford Co, VA , <l in 191 7 in Cabe ll Co, W V, a son of v___:;_ & M ? MEADOWS. Need their first names . :Believe ~tother 1 s ma id e n name wa s KI NG. James obituary (1917) saiu he had 4 su r viving siste r s; 3 in Cabell Co., WV & 1 in Sa l e m , VA, but did n ot give th e ir names. Any info app r eciated. Anna M. Bry ant. se e 11 - 93 14-93: Interested in info on Elizabeth BARKER who md Thoma s SIMPSON in Pitt syl vania Co, VA ca 1796/7 . They had 14 ch i l dren. Who were her parents , g/parents , etc? Nel s on Ha rr i s , 2813 Edg e wood Street, Roanoke, VA 24015 15 -9 3: Int erested in info on Jane HANNAH who md Jacob SHERZER in Botet ourt Co, VA ' on Jan 5, 1815. Parents , g/parent s, etc? Ne l son Harris, see 14-93 16-93: Does anyone know o f an y chu r c h records in ~:ci :::t cncc .fur ~he old KI TTI!'1GER CHAPEL in the Bac k Creek section of Roanoke County~ VA? ~c l s on H ~r~is . see 1~ - 93 17 -~ J: Seeki n g info about th e followin g couple: b 1710, will prob ated 25 Jan 1781 in Bedford Co., Henry HAYNES~ VA. Ile was md to Elizab et h ~ILNE~, who was b ca 1714, prob in Henrico Co, VA & d in Be dford Co, VA. Mary France s D. Bridges, 529 Oriol~ Lane, S hrcv ~ po r t. LA 71105-~:07 18 - 93: Seeking info abo ut the anc & desc of Catheri n e (Katy or Ka.r y ) WHITE , b 1777 prob in Ca mpbell Co, VA & d 13 21 , prob 1n Br e ckinridg e Co, KY . Her father was Wi lliam WHITE & she. was w/o Jame s V•abl e MOOR.,\fAN. Ma r y Frances D. Bridges , see 17-93 4 19-93: Seeking info abo ut the anc He nr:,.· H A Y~fES b 17 4 5 in Iledf ord Co, d i n Bedford Co , VA 1783. Henry 's 25 ~ov l !:!15 . They are the par en t s HATCHER. Mary Frances D. B ri d g es, & desc of the following coup le: VA md Bersheba HAMPTON, b l 7 5: & will was p robated in Bedford Co of Henry HAYNES ·Nho :.ad .?hoc!.::e see 17-9~ 20&21 - 93 : Se eking info on EJ :i zabeth Matilda ''Tj l<la" Ft::~K. 3/o John F t!NK & \tary " Polly" VAUGHN, b Gray son Co, VA ca 1831, md F ountain RING, where - when . Their 1st ch Arminta .\nn RI:N'G b 21 May 1867, Mercer Co, VA - now WV, d prior to 11 Dec 1894 a s Fount RING md a 3rd time in Wythe Co, VA. Fount & Tilda were i n Grayson Co , VA 1880 census. She was si ster of Sophina FUNK WHITAKER . Ther e was also an E l i zabeth Matilda SWINNEY who md F ount RING's brother, Martin. Thus, we had 2 Elizabeth Ma tild a R I NGs. Need her bi rth, marriage & death dates. Hazel Lemmons Olive, 8468 Olde Mill Cir, E.Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46260 L/-1 �QENEALOGICAL QUERIES: Each member is entitled to 1 to 3 free 60 word query (does not include your name and address) per issue as space premits. 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White Cemetery (Montgomery County) 130 134 Newlee Family Bible Record 135 The Pitfalls of Genealogy 137 Vol V - Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia Cases - General Courts of Virginia 142 Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia 145 Legislative Petition for Giles County 146, 147 , 153, 159 Legislative Petition for Wythe County 148 " Early Days in Fincast l e " 150 151 Letter by El l ie Hamblin Williams 152 James Cox 154 Will of Peter Hornbarger 157 Russe 11 County , Virginia: Will Book 2 p 255 = Lease 158 Robert Raper Bible Recor d House Members of Legislature from Scott (County) Since 1815 160 Book Reviews 161 Queries 162 New Members , Change of address 165 Odds & Ends : Waddle . • • 128; Montgomery Messenger •• . 141; Middle Names ••. 161 Gems: 144, 157, 161 �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY November, 1992 Dear Friends, This is my last letter to you as president . organization. It has been an eventful two years in my lif of this life o f my family. 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THIS IS YOUR BILL PLEASE clip and return In Account With SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P.O . Box 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 1993 Annual Dues now due NOTE : $15 .oo $18. 00 $12 . so Individual Family Organization Outside Continental United States please add $10. 00 Name Address City -----------------------·---State_ _ _Zip �Marguerite Tise Box 343 Floyd, Virginia 24091 Old Jacksonville Cemetery This c e metery was the first " burying ground'' in the town of Jacksonville, now Floyd. It is located near the center of town, just off the east side of South Locust Street . It was originally the Kitterman family burying ground, John Ki tteman the first to be buried here . In 1852, David Kittennan , John Kitterman ' s son, gave i t for a public cemetery and it was used by the townspeople for thirty-five years . When the new cemetery was built on the hill in 1886, this one ceased to be used. Some of the bodies were disinterred and moved to the new cemetery . Many of the early leaders of the town were buried here . The graves are not in all cases by family and are not arranged in rows . This was recorded in 1971. 1833 Died John Kittennan December the 27, in the 66 year of his age In memory of an Infant Son of John A. & Salony Kittennan Born Jan 7, 1871 In memory of Julian Kittennan was born Aug the 6 l 772 departed this life Aug 22 1855 age 83 years 16 days Tomb Table (This is said to be the grave of Dr. Jolm W. Headen, Initials have been carved on it over the years and no name can be deciphered) George w. Kittennan Born Jan 5 1842 Died July 26 0 1885 David Kitterman Born 1807 Died March 1 1, 1889 In memory of Peter Kittennan son of David Kitterman Born March 2J, 1837 Died Aug 17, 1 859 Aged 22 years 5 mos. 6 days I n memory of Sally wife of David Kitterman Born Dec 27 , 1812 Died March 14 , 1879 George Kitterman Died July J, l8J7 in the year of his age Sacred to the memory of Mrs . Malinda C • Headen who departed this life July 2nd, 1850 Aged 30 years Sacred to the memory of Isabell daughter of J . B. & M. C. Headen who was born 18th Dec 1842 and departed this life 26th July 1844 1837 Died Florentine the wife of Thomas A. P • April the 19 Age 39 yr ., 14 3 �In memory of Harvy Deskins who departed this life June 7, 1868 in the 64th year of his age Our Father Ira Howard Born Octr 6, 1797 Died May 21 , 1865 Our mother Dice Enunaline Wife of Ira Howard Born Janry 1st 1814 Died Sept 7th 1865 Sacred to the memory of Mrs . Nancy P . Deskins who departed this life in Jacksonville April JO, 1852 in the 45th year of her age Emmazetta wife of Wm . Campbell and daughter of Ira & E. Howard Born Feby 14, 18J9 Died Novr J, 1865 In memory of Sallie F. wife of Col . Hervey Deskins of Jacksonville Floyd Coilllty died July JO , 1858 aged J2 years Permelia A. Wife of B. Akers Born Nov 9 , 1837 Died Oct J, 1880 Aged 43 years Sacred to the memory of T. W. Williamson born May 8 , 1817 died Oct 25, 1873 Aged 5P- years 5 mos 17 days In memory of Elizabeth V. Howard Born July 15, 1849 Died January 5, 1869 Sacred to the _..Jllemory of Our Brother James M. Howard Bo:rn Jan 17, 1838 Died April 3, 1865 Aged 27 years 2 mos & 16 days Ella L . Howard Daughter of Col. J. L. & A. A. Howard Born Aug 9 , 1852 Died Augst 22, 1853 Eliza A. Daughter of Asa L. & E . M. Howard Died July 2, 18_54 in the 9th year of her age In memory of Sarah J. Howard Departed this life Oct 11, 1854 Age 18 years 4 mos 29 days In memory of Lizzie Old daughter of T . w. & Nancy Williamson born April 18 , 1844 died Oct 2 , 1876 aged J2 years 5 mos 14 days Husband Revo P . H. Fishburne Born Jan 1 , 1844 Died Jan 26, 1884 In memory of Andrew Stephens Born Aug 14, 1823 Died Oct 6 , 1889 In memory of Maria L . Wife of A. Stephens Died Jan 7, 1867 Aged 35 Vil'g1nia .Appalachian Notes �1~5 Fathers Grave John Sower Died Septeml:::er l5 , 1883 Aged 56 years Mary Eliza daughter of J , M, & M, A. Zentmeyer born Oct 30, 1851 died Sept 10, 1853 In memory of Fleming H. Lester Son of F . W. & P . Lester and departed this life January l8.54 l year 2 mos 9 days Jacksonville Lodge No . l Mary Russell Rowland born Jtme 1863 died May 1, 1886 In memory of Pe:rmealea A, Lester Wife of F . W, Lester who departed this life Jan the 6 l859 in the 44th year of her age Sacred to the memory of Sarah Amanda Daughter of F . w. & P . A. Lester Bo:rn Sept 5th 1841 Died October 10th 1844 To the memory of Celah Hamilton Wife of J . M. Hamilton was bo:rn August the 13 1807 dep:i.rled this life December 13, l8_54 Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth Hamelton daughter of James & Celah Hamelton who was born March 15, 1832 departed this life February 20 , 1852 Sacred to the memory of James Early son of L . F . & No J , Woltz was bo:rn January 8, 1847 died April 16, 1851 memory of Lydia G. Stimson Consort of M. B, Stimson Died Nov 7, 1853 In Ellen Wife of B, Akers Born 1822 Died April 3, 1880 Aged 58 yea:rs In memory of Augustus infant son of P . & Adaline J , Howell born Jan 27, 1853 died Nov 28, 1853 In memory of Adaline J. the wife of P. Howell born Aug 2, 1822 died Sept 9, 18.54 In memory of Adaline infant daughter of P , & Adaline Jo Howell born Sept 9, 18.54 died Sept 23, 1854 Harvey G. Proffit born April 20, 1847 died Jan 18, 1887 Bennie E. son of Jno S , & Mamie Proffit Born Nov 28, 1880 Dec 17 _ _ __ VJrgmJa Appalaohla.n Notes �I a lo In memory of Calohill M. son of w. T. & Ao S . Stigleman born Octooer 7, 1879 died March 17, 1881 In memory of Ferdinand A. Winston born March 25, 182Lidied Sunday night at 40 m. past 8 o ' clk April 5, 1891 Aged 67 years & 10 ds . Addie S. wife of W. T . Stigleman born January 20 , l861 died January 5, 1886 Martha Ann daughter of F . A. & Martha Winston born July 7, 1885 died Sept 4 , 1885 In memory of our son and daughter Carl Stigleman born August 5, l881 died February 7~ 1885 Mary L . Stigleman born February 10~ 1884 died January 20, 1885 Lucinda wife of F . A. Winston and daughter of Joseph Heckman Jun . born in Franklin Co ., Va . April 1 , 1825 died at Floyd C. H. Va . May 27 , 1884 Catherine Kitterman dec ' d January the 1825 in the 20 year of her age Peter Kitterman died July the 13 _ in the 2 year of his age Samuel Kitterman was born Jan 6, 1849 and departed this life Oct 1849 age 9 months Asa I. son of A. J. & M. E. Lee born March 7, 1885 died August 30, 1888 Maud A . Lee born Oct 9, 1883 died Sept 13, 1884 In memory of Our Mother Saloma Relict of Roma Winston and daughter of Joseph Heckman Sen . Born in Franklin Co ., Va . May 3 , 1805 Died at Floyd C. H. Va . Jan 8 , 1880 Mary E . daughter of Fo A. & Lucinda Winston died Feb 14, 1854 Aged 4 years 4 mos & 2 days George W. Son of Samuel & Sally Evans was born Jan 7, 1854 and departed this l ife Mar 20 , 18.54 Mil ton White Stuart son of S .M.B. & Mary E. Stuart died June 28 , 1884 aged 15 mos Joseph W. Weaver (illegible) ~ Appala.ohian Notes �l I :2. '1 William L . Dobyns died 7 of August 1838 Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Antonette Dobyns cons ort of Sam ' l Dobyns who was born 1st Feby 1819 and departed this life Jlst Oct 1844 Henry Dillon born Dec 23, 1808 died Nov 2, 1886 In memory of Sarah E . Dobyns daughter of S . & M . Dobyns born September l , 185l died Feb 2 , 18_54 Harriet A. Dillon born Sept 14, 1813 died March 16 0 1871 Mary J . E . daughter of Henry B. & Harriet Dillon born August 24, 1838 died August 17, 1864 In memory of Capt. Thomas P . Dobyns born Nov 12 , 1837 died January JO , 186J memory of Antonette daughter of Samuel and born April 6 , 1856 died August 25 , 1871 In Mary Dobyns Sacred to the memory of Our Brother John W. Dillon Killed at Mine Rl.lll born December 22, 1835 died November 27, 1863 Aged 27 years l l mos 5 days In memory of Thomas M. son of G. M. & Henrietta Dobyns born April 6, 187l died May 31 , 187l Henry B . First Husband of Emmazetta A. Dillon born July 20, 1852 died March 4 , 1885 In memory of OUR FATHER Samuel Dobyns born October 12, 1810 died July lO , 1874 John P. son of Henry B . & Emmazetta A. Dillon born Sept 20, 1880 died August 17, 1885 In memory of OUR MOTHER Mary wife of the late Samuel Dobyns born April 9 , 1820 died December 13, 1883 In memory of Our brother Lee W. Dobyns born March 24, 1864 died May 26 , 1875 Mary E . Daughter of Henry B. & Emmazetta A. Dillon bom August 17, 1883 died August 24, 1885 In memory of my husband Rev . L. Wo Thompson bom Nov 11, 1849 died Nov 27, 1878 In memory of Capt . Abner Dobyns born February 18, 1850 died April l2 , l877 V~ Appalaohtan Notes �/28 Sacred to the memory of Our Brother Maj • Henry Lane killed at Cedar Run bom Jan 9, 1826 died Aug 12, 1862 aged J6 years 6 mos 23 days memory of James Emmet Ronald 1st Lieut Co. A 24th Va. Regt C.S.A. died in Richmond, Va. May 26, 18@.J. aged 26 years 4 mos & 4 days Having dedicated himself to the service of his God, he sacrificed his life on the altar of his Cmmtry In Abner Lester Jr Co B, ,54 Regt Va Inf CSA Sept 18, 1818 May 27, 1862 ========================================================================================: BENJAMIN WADDLE Montgomery County, Virginia Twelve months of the date Wedpromise to pay jointly & Severly to the Executors of Benjamin Waddle Dece on order the sum of nineteen pounds Sixteen Shillings Current money of Virginia it being for Value Rece d For which payment we bind ourselves Our Heirs Executors & in the pennel sum of thirty nine pounds twelve Shillings like money of Va Given under our hands & Seals 21th August 1807 John Morrcal (Seal) William Morrcal (Seal) Teste Robert Saunders (written on the back:) January the 30 1808 received of John Morcal twelve pounds nine shillings part of this with in land John Moricl his bond contributed by Calvin Weddle. VJrSinia APP&1aoh1&n Notes �l SIMPKINS - TURPIN CEMETERY Pulaski County, Virginia Rt 665 , near Snowville , Pulaski Co, Va . Many graves are marked with fieldstones. The cemetery is overgrown , but fenced in and on the property of Mr. Ray R Covey, a dairy farmer . copied 30 Oct 1989 by Gle nna G Garner & Ruth G Ral e . Simpkins, Austin Mar 31, 1828 - Nov 6, 1914 Finch, Mary J Oct 9, 1846 - May S, 1906 Simpkins, s/o Jas . A Mayberry, Sue Simpkins May 19, 1864 - Jan 27 , 1904 " Harvey El 1 iott - Father Sept 3, 1866 - Dec 3, 1953 Aug 27 , 1879 " Emma Yearout Oct 7, 1947 Mayberry, Oscar Sept 4, 1892 Nov. 27, 1892 Apr 21, 1816 - Oct 13, 1887 Simpkins , James A Hedge, s/o Creed Simpkins, Mahalia , w/o Jas . A Feb 10, 1834 - Apr 26, 1909 Hedge, Cora - Mother 1875 - 1947 " , Creed Father 1867 - 1921 Simpkins , Louisa V - Mother May 18 , 1867 - Feb 23 , 1933 Simpkins, Lemuel Feb 7, 1851 - Feb 22 , 1923 Simpkins , Virginia Aug 13, 1850 - June 10, 1919 Simpkins, Ellis L Sept 18, 1899 - Aug 18, 1902 Simpkins, Elizabeth , w/o Calvin Aug 9, 1825 - Dec 22 , 1901 Simpkins, Calvin Died Oct 2, 1899 Turpin, Ruby Lee Mar 6, 1911 - July 24 , 1911 Rid pa th, Richard Tho . Dec 4, 1922 - Jan 26, 1923 Ridpath, Marinda, w/o R G - Mother - Jan 17, 1855 - Nov 23 , 1916 Ridpath, R G Feb 26 , 1855 - Mar 16, 1907 Rid pa th, Hami t May 25, 1876 - Nov 22, 1895 Rid pa th, Doney Oct 20, 1886 - Feb 8 , 1895 Ridpath, Si(n?) V Feb 24, 1878 - Dec 22 , 1885 Ridpath, Franklin , Inf. s/o JD & Dora Jan 9, 1914 Redpath, Jeff Darvis Apr 13, 1880 - Aug 3, 1925 " , Alma Bu l a July 9, 1906 - Mar . 13, 1922 Hodge, Dora Ridpath Oct 18, 1880 - Jan 9, 1954 Simpk ins, Clara M Sept 22, 1876 - June 3, 1931 Rid pa th, Gladys Von es, d / o Florence & Gradon Nov 29, 1915 - June 12, 1917 Simpkins, Truman B July 19, 1858 - June 15, 1928 Phillips, Sherman Wilburn, s/o D B & E N June 30, 1916 - Nov 3, 1917 Phillips, No l a H - Mother May 30 , 1895 - Oct 11, 1933 Simpkins , Cordel ia May 22 , 1871 - Feb 17, 1917 Simpkins, Alice R Sept 25, 1870 - June 1, 1889 Simpkins , Leamon Guy Apr 12, 1892 - Feb 8, 1893 Hedge, Chester B Mar 1, 1840 - Jan 8, 1913 Burton , David G, h/o Mary E Cochran Feb 15, 1870 - Feb 15, 1939 Burton, Rebecca, w / o Joseph 1844 - Nov 6, 1918 Burton, Joseph - Father 1838 - 1903 d/o =~daughter of; h/o:: husband of; s/o:: son of; Virginia Appalachian Notes w/o - wife ofj �f /30 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA WHITE CEMETERY Shawsville ~cated Shawsville - take route 11 , turn ~t the nursing home on rt 637 - a short distance up the road on the left . There is a newer cemtery just above White ' _ which is given first. We have published White Cemetery ( see VAN , Vol rv #4 ~ 9 80) and this ~11 be the add.i tions. The cemetery has bP.An cleaned up but at le~st one bush covering stones . Copied 20 Nov 1985 by Ruth Hale and Babe Fowler . Eli Edward Aug 28 , 1907 Jan 9, 1983 June 1, 1983 Rosanah E. Jan 14, 1910 Nov 2 , 1983 ROSE : Ianiel J Apr 3, 1924 Ruth G Apr JO , 1931 Robert D KING Apr 20 , 1910 - Jan 9, 1968 Ianiel Jackson ROSE Tee 5 US Army World War II Apr J , 1924 Nov 2 , 1983 Franklin James JOHNSON Sgt US Army World War II June 27 , 1915 Jan 13, 1982 Peggy Sue GARLAND Dec 21 , 1947 Mar 21 , 1949 GARLAND: James A July 23 , 1914 Victoria H Jan 2 , 1920 Oct 23, 1977 LOVERN : William L 1923-1970 Katherine L 1930 Mary M GARLICK Nov 8 , 1916 Feb 9 , 1981 John H ROSE May 9 , 1910 May 9, 1975 Jean Strack FRANKLIN 1923-1971 James Richard COX Pvt US Army World War II 1927-1979 Dolphas PRESLEY Jan 10, 1920 Oct 21, 1971 BARNETT: Samuel K 19320llie Brown 1932-1970 July 8 , 1971 Mary Allene MAXEY July 9 , 1920 BARNETT: Samuel H 1899 - 1969 Ethel Young 1900 LOVERN: Luther J Jan 25 , 1898 May 9 , 1970 Ora S Nov 3 , 1903 Nov 6 , 1968 name gone (Richardson Horne Funeral Home Marker) Son Babby McNEIL 1965-1966 James E JONES 1963- 1983 Beloved Son Jessie H PHIBBS 1901 - 1964 (Bryant Funeral Home Marker) laRK: Charles E Nov 18, 1878 Nov 20 , 1944 Mattie W Nov 28 , 1880 Sept 27 , 1971 AKERS: Father Samuel Q 1898 - 1975 Mother Elsie M 1906 - 1980 Lewis Bussie WITT S Sgt US Army World War II Mar 21 , 1924 June 2 , 1984 MOSES : Edward A 1877 - 1964 Liscar S 1882 - 1966 William B GILLENWATER Mar 7, 1899 - Mar 6, 1976 MOSES: Frank V 1910 - 1972 Ruth Fridley 1914 Barbara Denise BEDALL May 23 , 1968 SHEPHEARD: Worney F 1916 Mildred T 1922 - 1978 Alma L BASHAM May 18, 1887 Sept 28, 1976 Blondine BASHAM Aug 12, 1931 Apr 12 , 1966 Phillis J SMITH May 20, 1939 Dec 9, 1969 Infant Edward David SMITH , Jr. July 25, 1962 WILLIAMS: Nathan M 1908 - 1976 Velvia P 1916 ROSE: Vireinia Appale.ch1an Notes \ �131 James Montie AMOS June 2 , 1881 May JO , 1973 EANES : Lemuel D 1894 - 1973 (Double Marker) SHEPHEARD : Frank H 1887 - 1977 Ka tie R 1886 - 1943 MAY : William Carson Nov 21 , 1920 Margie Mae Mar 18, 1919 - Oct 6 , 1983 Kenneth Wayne infant son of Kenneth & Frances ALLEY Feb 17 , 1960 Kenneth T ALLEY Apr 13 , 1936 Oct 6 , 1980 ALLEY : Hary T Mar 14, 1912 Eva Mae J May 31 , 191.5 Dec 16, 1981 Mary McGhee wife of Charles A McGUIRE Mar 24, 1945 Jan 25, 1970 KELLEY: Raymond A 1897 - 1973 (Doubl e Marker) Benny Lee MILI.S 1947 - 1964 Ward Warren MILI.S Virginia PFC 503 Inf 173 ABN B.DE Vi etnam PH M:ty 21, 194.5 June 10 , 1966 Audrey Louise WRIGHT 1974-1974 (Lot z Funeral Home Marker) WELLS: Virgie C Apr 4, 1919 Jan 12, 1984 George E Aug 13 , 1901 Mar 16, 1982 James DWELLS June 7 , 1927 BOONE : Kent B , Jr Sept 25, 1924 Nov 16, 1984 Evelyn A Aug 22 , 1926 Tammy Marie daughter of Mickey & Debbie SNYDER June 9, 1977 June 6 , 1980 Laughter Robin Deni se EANES 1966 - 1966 ASHWORTH: Hobert L June 27 , 1925 Louise B May 14, 1924 - Aug 8, 1982 Angela Denise STOGNER June 18, 197.5 Feb 2, 1985 Trigg Lee LIN COUSE SI US Navy World War II Dec 24, 1918 Jan 13, 1983 Whi te Cemetery (additions) Jean Sharp McILWAIN 1901 - 1983 (Richardson- Horne Funeral Marker) Elkannah Burns Gibson Nov 11, 1904 Oct 19, 1974 Barbara Gibson Roberts Dec 4, 1933 Feb 11 , 1981 MOSES: Samuel E Nov 13 , 1882 Dec 22 , 1952 Annie A Mar 28 , 1886 Dec 29 , 1954 HUNT Rebecca Fink HUNT Mar 11, 1878 Dec 8 , 1964 She ' s safe at home James Austin HUNT May 26 , 1870 Jtme 20, 1933 He died as he lived a Christian Sarah Agnes FINK Sept 16 , 1877 May 2 , 1955 Jane Carrington WHITE infant daughter of Elizabeth D and Isaac G White May 18, 1925 - May 20 , 1925 WHITE: Lucy Baldwin Aug 23, 1908 - Jan 4 , 1968 Samuel Mullan Aug lJ, 1895 - Oct 8, 1945 WHITE George Divers MD Oct 16 , 1861 - Apr 3, 1931 Junia Starkey May 7 , 1867 - Apr 16, 1953 Mary I daughter of Dr G D & J M WHITE born Dec 2J , 1885 died Nov JO, 1889 Kent WHI TE May 1, 1892 - Sept JO , 1900 Jennie Tu.y WHITE Aug 14, 1879 - Nov 21 , 1961 (verse) Mary Weir WHITE July 13, 1872 Nov 26 , 1960 Eli zabeth Watson WHITE M:Lrch 12, 1877 - Oct 4 , 1960 Harriet Patterson REID Born Feb 20 , 1816 Died Dec 14, 1899 Hattie Colhoun WHITE Oct 25, 1867 - May 12 , 1954 Mary B DAY wife of Jno. Tu.vis D:Ly Born Nov 6, 1811 Died May 10, 1887 Henry D CRAIG Apr 10, 1882 - Oc t 4, 1965 CRAIG: George 0 Apr 2 , 1894 - Jan 25, 1904 Palmer 0 Sep 10, 1 88.5 - Oct 5, 1904 Harvey D Apr 9, 1861 Catherine J Oct 15, 1859 - Jan 16, 1941 �13'CLOWER: William H 1888 - 1964 . Stella E 1892 - 1970 Rest i n Peace WASKEY : James Madison Apr 18, 1847 Oct 24, 1932 Zuleika Moore Sept 26 , 1854 June 10, 1937 Emry E son of J M & Z L W ASKEY Born Sept lJ, 1881 Died Jan 16 , 1901 Aged 19 yrs 4 mos . 23 dys Frank E CRAIG June 23, 1909 Nov 25 , 1967 WIMMER: Charlie L 1901 - 1973 Ethel G (no dates SAMMONS : Macon Cabiness Jan 17, 1905 Lena Mac Donald Gardner Nov 11 , 1913 - Dec 15 , 1975 In memory Jacob KENT Died Jan 1872 Aged 42 yrs , Our Maggie daughter of J C & M L WHITE born Sept 1 , 1860 died July 19, 1861 Julien Binford son of J B & M B HARVIE born Feb 2J, 1876 died Nov 2J , 1899 George A son of J B & MB HARVIE born May Jl , 1867 died Jan 7, 1897 James B son of J B & M B HARVIE born June 29 , 1878 died Sept 26 , 1896 SMITH : G Manfred Aug 28, 1931 Aug 15 , 1971 Hazel B Dec 7 , 1928 Jan JO, 1969 BURKE Thomas Edwin BURRE Maj Army Air Forces WW II Dec 13 , 1900 Oct 25 , 1976 Dorothy Lois Barger wife of Thomas Edwin BURKE (no dates) Infant son of Dorothy Barger and Thomas Edwin BURKE July 1, 1927 Munford E TOPPING 1915 - 1970 Munford ELLIS Cpl Btry B-60th Art C.AC World War I Aug 31, 1885 - Feb 7 , 1958 William Munford ELLIS Oct 15 , 1846 Sept 10, 1921 Adjt 5th Va Infantry Reserve Forces, CSA = CSA Iron Cross Pearl Tyler ELLIS Lt Col Army Nurse Corps 1885- 1979 Pearl Tyler ELLIS Lt Col US Army World War I & I I 1885 - 1979 (Richardson- Horne Funeral Home marker) MARYE: Ambrose M 1887- 1972 Leila E 1888- 1968 Maurice Kent LANGHORNE only child of D A & V P Langhorne bo:rn Dec 20 , 1853 died Apr 10 , 1864 (Gaddess-Lynchburg , nonument co?) In memory of Jane BUFORD died Mar 1 , 1848 Aged 86 yrs , Charles L GARDNER Apr 28, 1905 June 12 , 1977 Moreton Graves ABBOTT Jan 15, 1906 - Feb 6, 1978 Willia Tyler WILLS Born May 7 , 1900 died Jan 1 , 1903 Lewie WILLS born & died Mar 17 , 1900 G W MARTIN 1867 - 1928 BARNETT John M BARNETT 1855 - 1902 Sallie E BARNETT 1861 - 1945 J Hugh BARNETT 1858 - 1934 Mary S BARNETT 1850 - 12~2---------- --Gardiner T ELLIS V·irginia PFC 10 Balloon Co Air SVC World Wa r I Dec 3 , 1892 June 8, 1969 Cornelia Ellis BOOKER Apr 1, 1890 Dec 17 , 1978 Lion A ELLIS Virginia Pvt AT Co J82 Inf WW II Apr 19, 1900 - May 30 , 1954 Fred M CRAIG Sept 8 , 1897 Feb 20, 1984 Elsie L CRAIG June 1, 1904 Feb 20 , 1984 J Will CRAIG Aug 4, 1872 Nov 18, 1955 L Fannie CRAIG July 15, 1876 July 15 , 1945 Juli ana M MARYE Dec 21, 1953 Nov 19 , 1958 GARDNER: George Wesley McDonald* Aug 19, 1868 Nov 14, 1941 (?copy error) Lena Landon McDonald June 23 , 1871 Feb 12, 1967 in memory of little Geo Donald Gardner Died Jan 1, 1901 Aged 3 yrs 9 mos & 21 dys In memory of my husband Arthur J CROCKETT Oct 25, 1882 Apr 11 , 1921 Vil'jinia Appalachian Notiea �1.33 Helene Laura LANDSBERG Feb 4, l873 Sept 2, 1963 Trouble the Dog Samuel Cols ton SNEAD June 23 , 189J Mar 5 , 1973 Bess White SNEAD Mar 25 , 1891 Oct JO, 1969 Samuel Curtis SNEAD Feb 15, 1950 June 11, 1977 Willis Tyle r WILLS 1859 - 1905 . Annie Was key PEATROSS Apr 2, 1884 Oct 26, 1931 Frank Clifton PEATROSS June 6, 1878 June 7 , 1958 Caroline wife of Harrison CROCKETT born Dec 8, 1830 died Mar 17 , 1859 Alice daug h t er of H & C CROCJ<ETT Born Mar 9 , 1859 Died Apr 14, 1859 Archer Chris tian son of A G & P R White Born Nov 15 , 1874 Died Nov 22, 1875 Warren C WHITE Born Mar 26 , 1771 Died Nov 1, 1830 In memory Hug h Crockett who was born in December 1793 and died June 23 , 1865 Aged 7 2 years John L DAVIDSON Born May 23 , 1865 Died Feb 22 , 1877 Nannie Kent ELLIS 1871 - 1945 Maggie Kent Langhorne wife of Wm M ELLIS Born in Roanoke Co, Va Aug 16, 1853 Died in Lynchburg, Va May 12, 1882 In the 29th year of her age (verse) Salem , Va. Wm Munford ELLIS Jr Born June 27 , 1879 Died Aug 15, 1906 Infant of E B & LA WILLIS Bo:rn Oct 12 , 1905 Died Oct 16 , 190.5 Susan Withers SNEAD Sept 5, 1866 Dec 2.5 , 1947 Edward Nels on SMITH Mar JO , 1895 Oct 26 , 1975 Wm Chris topher WASKIE Oct 2 , 1851 Oct 9, 192 0 Emma Kendrick wife of W C WASKIE Born July 27, 1850 Died Mar 9, 1897 (verse) Berta D Mullan wife of Jno . D WHITE Bo:rn May 22 , 1867 Died Aug 13, 1898 (verse) John D:ty WHITE Aug 4 , 1863 Feb 28 , 1923 Isaac Georg e WHITE Sept 21, 1889 - May 8 , 1951 Elisabeth D:tvis WHITE Mar 20, 1901 - May 4, 19.57 Mary S SHOWALTER Sept 24, 1845 - Jan 8 , 193.5 James E SHOWALTER Nov 2 , 1844 - May 22 , 1922 Mother Sa rah Kent ANDERSON Apr 9 , 1819 - May 12, 1897 Father George W ANDERSON Apr 20, 1818 - Apr 12 , 1900 in memory our sis ter Bessie Douglas ANDERSON Carrie B Anderson Born May Jl, 1851 married to E W STILES May 27, 1875 Died Nov 25 , 1877 Eugenia Douglas STILES born Feb 22, 1876 died Feb 20, 1954 GARDNER: Redmond S May 29 , 1899 Nov 4 , 1982 Gertrude W June 24, 1901 Jan 6, 1978 William Kean ROBINSON Born Franktown , Va May 27 , 1892 Mar 4, 1962 Veteran World War I Ia.isy Lindsay Caldwell BARGER Apr 18 , 1868 - July 28, 1952 Ia.vid Harvey BARGER Nov 1, 1857 Apr 26 , 1931 MARYE : Rob ert Burton Nov 28, 1881 Dec 27 , 1951 Mary Baxter July 25 , 1892 July 15, 1974 Willia m Gordon & Janie Calhoun MARYE infant children of A J & N c Marye A large ' bus h ' with stones under it . A Lotz funeral marker. In loving remembrance of Mary Carrington wife of Rev A S RACHAL died Mar 1 0 , 1904 Ag ed J4 yrs . RACHAL: Elvira Munsford Ellis 1874 - 1965 Rev Adolphe Sylvestre 1867 - 1958 J Will CRAIG Aug 4 , 1872 Nov 18 , 1955 TOPPING : Charles Henry 1871 - 1949 Margaret Langhorne Ellis 1875 - 1966 Herbert D WILLS Oct 10, 1897 Feb 27, 1974 Moneta C WILLS Aug 9, 1902 Apr JO, 1978 Elbert W PEARMAN, Jr Apr 22, 19l3 Feb 15 , 1968 f Vir~inia. Appalachian NoteR �PEARMAN: Thomas Monroe Ens Fi ghter Squadron Oct 18 , 1920 May 21, 1943 Va. Elizabeth Oct 16, 1915 June 28, 1916 Ruth Corinne Jan 14, 1904 May 17 , 1906 Nelle Iavinia Feb 2J , 1902 Nov 19 , 1917 Elvert Wilson Feb 5, 1880 Oct 9, 1925 Iavinia Conner PEARMAN Mar 26 , 1882 Sept 4, 1970 John S SURFACE VA DT 2 US Navy Korea Mar 23 , 1932 Dec 9 , 1970 MARTIN Roy H Feb 17, 1901 Sept 11, 1921 Alvah C Mar 2J, 1898 Sept lJ , 1921 James William HELM Oct JO , 1841 Dec 16 , 1916 Marie Louise daughter of J W& E C HELM Mar JO, 1871 Feb 25 , 1894 Nancy Abiah wife of James G MARTIN Aug 17, 1840 Jan 15, 1914 Samuel M SUBLETT Aug 19, 1855 July 22, 1862 Infant daughter Emily Sublette TINSLEY Frank 0 BARNES Jan 14, 1859 Mar 12, 1930 LAWRENCE: Posey S I877 - 1955 S oral E 1880 - 1968 Girttrude daughter of p s & s E LAWRENCE June 22 , 1916 Jan 7, 1922 (I have omitted the ones that we have previously published . ) NEWLEE FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS Robert N Newlee married Mar t ha J Bennett - March 22, 1859. BIRTHS: BIRTHS: DEATHS: Prudence MD Newlee Cynthia Mar y Newlee Bennett Newlee Gl enn Newlee L Virginia Newl ee William R Newlee Johnnie Newlee Robert G Newlee Martha Jane Newlee Prudence Bennett D M Bennett Glenn Newlee Bennett Newlee D M Bennett Prudence Bennett January 14 , 1860 September 9, 1861 July 27 , 1863 Janu ary 25 , 1865 Jun e 10 , 18 September l ·;-1868 January 8, 1872 March 14, 1819 September 8, 1832 March 14, 1799 July 1787 January 14, 1878 (aged 12 yrs & llmos) June 1, 1882 (18 yrs & 10 mos) July 6 , 1862 October 7 , 1869 . ~ This Bible is in the possession of Nelson Harris, 2813 Edgewood St SW, Roanoke , who recently purchased it in Roanoke, V~ at an auction. The Bible was published by Jesper Harding & Son , Philadelph i a, 1859. If anyone has any information on the family or interest in the Bible, please contact Mr . Harris. J VA l 24015~ �135 THE PITFALLS OF GENEALOGY by Wm T Carter~·: Back around 1985 I met a lady who was working on her family history . After talking with her for thirty minutes or so I thought that tracing one ' s ancesters would be something that I would like to do. About six months later while looking for something to do, I recalled my conversation with the lady. I also remembered her telling me about the Morman Church and the Virginia Room a1: the Roanoke City Library . I thought now is the time to begin my search. My first visit was to the Morman Church to look for marriage records . For some reason I started with my mother's line, Betty Jane Watkins, born June 3 , 1882 in Henry Co, Va, daughter of John W. Watkins and Sarah Ann Minter al l of Henry County . I found the records and they stated that John W. Watkins was born in Henry County , son of W. J. and Elizabeth Watkins . Next I made a trip to the Virginia Room to check census records. In a 11 of Virginia for the year 1850 I find two W. J . Watkins. One is in Appoma tox Co, Va and is quickly eliminated as his wife's name was not Elizabeth. The other W. J. Watkins was in Charlotte Co, Va and was married to El i zabeth Coles . I am also armed with a copy of "A Catalogue of the Descendants of Thomas Watkins of Chickahomony, Virginia" that had been passed down through the family. I thought since this catalogue had been in the family, this must be my line . I look and find W. J . and Elizabeth 1 isted in the book but without a son John . Some weeks later it dawned on me that the book was published in 1850 and my grandfather was not born until circa 18 54 . Back to the Virginia Room for the 1860 census . No index at this time. After an extended search I find W. J. and Elizabeth with three children born a-fter 1 850 - Issac, John W. and Margaret a name that has come down through our 1 ine . The "History of Henry County" states that the Wat kins of Henry Co are kin to the Watkins of Pr Edward and other counties. You jus t know th is is the right line and I'm on my way. I took this line and ran and ran a nd ran and ran. Within weeks I was back to Edward III on three lines . I forg ot to mention that when I started my search I though I would be through in a few weeks . I ' m a little wiser now and realize this search will probably take about three months to complete. Now my royal ancestors kept pretty good genea l ogical records out of necessity . This really made it easy for me. Now I • m on a roll. Virginia Fergerson from the Morman Church was going on a trip to northern Virginia and was kind enough to bring me back twenty-five of the 15 generation pedigree charts. Boy, am I on a roll. I'm off the back of chart #1 and don't have enough room on the front of the next chart for all the names I have to carry over. Did I tell you I'm getting smarter? I now realize its going to take me more than a few months to write down all of these royal names . Okay lets back up the sixth great-grandparents and start chart #2 with Col George Reade, born October 25, 1608, and run through the Windebanke ' s - Dymoke • s - Tailboys - Percy - Sir Henry De Percy "Hots pur " (whatever that means) - De Mortimer - De Welles - Neville - Edward III King of Eng l and. We are rolling, now back to the early thirteen hundred's. Here comes and goes Edward III - Edward I - Henry III - Philippe III - King of France - and others. We are now off the back of chart #2. Lets start off * 4435 Cordell Dr SW , Roanoke, VA 24018 Virtfn1a Appa1aohtan Notes �chart #3 with sixteen of these royal families . By the time I get to the end of chart #3, I have Malcolm II, born 954 - Duncan of the Is les _ Jaroslaus the Halt, Lord of al l Russia 1015 - Clave III King of Sweden and Norway Raoui III The Great - Henry I The Emperor - Yaroslav I of Kiev _ Bela II King of Hungary and others. Time to start chart #4 . Boy, thi s stuff is a little more time consuming then I thought but have I go t g reat lines or what? Chart #4 : Lets start here with William The Conqueror (I always wondered who I was named after) , we run through Alfred the Great - Henry The Fowler, Emperor of Germany - Louis IV - Charles III King of the Franks to seven lines to Charlemagne and it don't stop here . We run lines on back to some time in the year 200 AD . It just don't get any better than this . I can 't believe I've been two years putting this together but I guess its worth it to find out you are descended from the kings of most nations. Did I mention Constantine, Joan of Arc - and somewhere on one of those charts is a Pope . Boy, I hope the rules were different in those days or I 'll have a blemish on my charts . Been doing genealogy several years now but it can't last much longer , on ly a couple of centuries to go . There are a few blank spaces on my charts for the mid e ighteen hundreds. One small item did bother me when I started . My grandf ather John w. Watkins stated he was born in Henry County, Virginia but here I have him born in Charlotte Co, Va . He may not have known where he was born and just put down Henry County. Heck, a lot of those old timer s weren' t too smart anyway . They couldn ' t read or write just put down their "xxx's" and went about carving a nation out of the wilderness . Anyway this one little item kept bugging me and I kept trying to prove I was on the wrong lines. I didn't need all these wealthy ancestors anyway. They didn't pass any of their wealth down to me. Been doing this genealogy thing about six years now and -- wait a minute , who is this Wm J Watkins on the Henry County 1850 census in the household of Wm. Moore? Lets go back and recheck marriage records after 1850 in Henry Co, Vir ginia. No luck . A lot of these Watkins for some reason were goi n g to Rockingham Co, N C so lets look there. Here we are 9/10/1850 Wm J. Watkins married Elizabeth Jane Creasy and Hiram Watkins of Henry Co, Va is surety . Check 1860 Henry Co and find Wm J . Watkins with son John W Watkins age seven . Looks like I ' ve proved I was wrong . S ince the mistake was made in the fourth generation I wipe out most of chart one and all of charts two three and four. There goes my royal blood. Oh, well, I pick up Creasy - Moore - Mayse Smith - Shackelford - Shields and Childs. There wi ll be others. Gues s I ' ll try and fill in some of those little b l ank spaces for the mid 1800 . There must a moral in here somewhere . Guess it's if you jump to conclusions you might stump your toes or worse. If your lines include Col George Reade, born 10/25/1608, or any of his des cendants, drop me a line. I can save you a lot of work since I have three slightly used 15 generation charts with his ancestors that I wou ld be g lad to share . Vil'StnJa Appalachian Notoo �Vol V - REPORT OF CASES ARGUED & DE'.IERMINED 1~'1 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF VA by William Munford pub . by Wm F Gray Fredericksburg , Va - 1819 Heard 1816 pages l-7 Jones agst Stevenson : Assumpsit action - Spottsylvania Co • , • James Stevenson • . • . • William Jones , ••• , 180.3 Fredericks Co , •• , , Wilderness Tavern . • . • • John Almond •• ., •.•• 7-lO: Bream ags t Cooper ' s Heirs : Mason Co - ejectment - 1787 .••• Andrew Lewis •••• , Francis Follette • • •..•• 10-16: Ligon agst Ford : Petersburg Dist Ct , •. , Amelia Co •.• Nottoway Co ..• 17-21 : Cheatwood agst Mayo : Amherst Co 21- 23: Dow agst Adam ' s Adm ' rs : Loudoun Co •.•. William Wilson ••• , , William Herbert . • • • • Robert Adam, dee ' d .•••. Janet Dow .••. Peter Dow , , • 1785 •• 1804 23-24: Moseley agst Jones : •• , William Jones jr • , .• Arthur Moseley .•.• A Jones .. ... . 1807 ..... 24-25 : Dunbar agst Beale: Fauquier Co Ct ,,. assumpsit ••• 25-27 : Taylor ags t Ficklin & others : Richmond dist ••• , Benjamin Ficklin • ••. William Oden • , , . Beverly R Waggoner •.•• Benjamin Botts , , , , Thomas Tu.ylor . • . . John Gibson sr .•• , Margaret Waggoner & infant daughter , , • •• 27: Buster agst Ruffner : • • Kanawha Co , , Mason Co , , , Joseph Ruffner , , , , Claudius Buster • , • 1812 • •. 28 : Thomas agst Soper : ••• John Soper •••• James Thomas, sen ••• • Joel Thomas 29- 21: Sim's Adm ' r agst Lewis ' s ex'r & others: Richmond dist ct .• , Jesse Sims. . • • John Lewis • • • . Warner Lewis , the younger , dee ' d •••• Wilson C Nicholas • • • • • Courtney Lewis, His (Warner) widow & Courtney Lewis, the younger & Elizabeth Lewis, his children •••••••• John B Armistead •.. • .. 33-34 : Carrington ags t Anderson : Cumberland Co • • , , , • Codrington Carrington . , , • John Hudson • • . • • Francis Anderson • , • , • John Ballow , , , , • 1808 • , , , Samuel Hobson • • • • Thomas Hudson • •• ••• 34-38 : Howatt & Co agst Tu.vis & Chalmers: Suffolk Dist Ct: John G Tu.vis•••••• John Chalmers , • • • James Howatt , James Thorburn ..•.• ---- Donaldson • , . , • , , 1802 • • • • . Petersburg, Va •• • •• 39-41 : Beatty agst Smith & otherss ••• Wythe Co ... 1811 ... John Smith, Andrew Kincannon . • • Joseph Bell •• , • Rufus Morgan ••.•. Abingdon •••. ---- Beatty. p42- 82 & 555- 559 : Lightfoot ' s ex ' rs & others agst Colgin & wife: Williamsburg District (dist) Court (ct) , , • • Anne C, widow of William Lightfoot, dee ' d, who married John Colgin • • • • children of Lightfoot by 1st wife • , William Allen • • • • • His children: William H Lightfoot , Philip J Lightfoot, Mary EB Blakey & Anne C Lightfoot . • • • • John Willison • • . • James Stuart , • • • Charles City Ct • • • husband of Mary EB - George Blakey. , • sons of William - William & Philip Lightfoot , • .. ex'rs William Allen, John Tyler, George Blakey •• , • Ann Clopton Ellison Lightfoot, widow • • • • • John H Boswell , • ..• , 82-86 : John E Royall's adm ' rs agst Lucy Royall ' s ad.m 'rs Richmond Dist Ct • • , • , , Littlebury Royall •• , • John Royall , John E Royall, dee' d , , , . Joseph Royal died 1784 ••••..• Lucy Royall, widow, & John E Royall, only son .••• Richard Eppes. • • • • • borthers of Joseph Royall. • •. • • 86-95 : Scott & wife agst Claiborne agst Gibbon & Co & Batte: Richmond Dist Ct • • • • • William Scott married 1809 Mary Tu.vis •••• 95-97 : Isaac agst Johnson: Campbell Co Ct ••• , Lynchburg •• 1797 •• Isaac, negro • • • • Peter Corbell . • • • • Thomas Johnson • , • • 1799 - 1810 - 1811 ••• • 98 : Chichester agst Bogges: Fairfax Co ••• . Samuel Boggess , • , Henley Boggess . • • . Doddridge Pitt Chichester . ••• , 98-101: Medley agst Jones: Halifax .• 1803 •• Joseph Jones , •. Isaac Medley , • , I l' Virginia Appa.laohla.n Notes �138 Vol V - William Munford Elizabeth Rogers .•. . John Baynham • ••. . George Rogers . .... 101-lOJ : Garth's Ex ' rs agst Barksdale: Albemarle Co . . . Goodman Barksdale . . • .1homas Garth , sher iff • .. • · Douglas Barksdale married his daughter . lOJ -108: Scott & Wife agst Halliday _& Hinton : h'illiarn Scott & Mary his wife , formerly Mary .D3.vis , widow of Edward Davis dec ' d , died Oct 1806 ca •• •• • Martha E IB.vis, a post humerus child . . •.... Hardaway Manson dec'd •.• • ·• • '.Ihomas Parham ••..• r Joanna 1".ianson ..•.. 108-116 : Carter's Ex'r agst Carter & others : . ... Stafford Co . . ,. Charles Carter (of Shirley) • • • • . Robert Carter (of Nomony) . • . . . Robert c.arter of ·corotoman •• , • Charles Carter of Cleve . • . • • • Mann Page of Ros ewell. , • sons of Mann Page : Ralph, Mann , Carter, John, Matthew & Robert ........•• (Robert Carter of Corotoman - his son John - his son Charles (of Shirley) , also heir of Robert Carter of Corotoman) .. • (Charles Carter (of Cleve) his sons , John & Landon . • .• Anne Lyons heir of John ) .... George Carter 117-160 : The Com ' th agst Martin ' s ex ' rs & devisees : 1807 .. Frederick Co • . Charles Mynn 'Ihurston •• • •• '.Ihomas Bryan Martin , dec'd .• .. 3 sisters British subjects •• •.• Betsy Powers , • .• •.• Gabriel James of Rockingham, Robert Mackey of Winchester •••• •• • John S Woodcock of Frederick ..•. Frances , Sybilla & Anne Susanna Martin .••.•• 160-166 : The Com ' th agst Selden : 'Ihe Same agst Seddon : Fredericksburg Ct • ••• Rev Robert Buchan dec ' d . •• 180J ..• brothers David & James of Great Britain •• •• John M Ianiel ••• .• Benjamin James . .••• Carey Se lden ..•.••• 166-172 : Garland agst Bugg : • • 1807 .• Albemarle Co •.. Amherst Co • •. 172- 175: Cooke agst Graham ' s Adm ' r : Loudoun Co ··· Edward Graham . • . William Graham, de c ' d •••••• Stephen Cook ••••• Josiah Watson , town of Alexandria 175 : Sampson agst Bryce , Ex ' r of Mitchell : •.• Josias Payne , dec 'd to his daughter, wife of William Mitchell •.• •• William Harrison ... .. William Payne .••..• Robert Payne .•• ••• Agga Mitchell . ...• Anna Harrison , wife of William 176-178 : Sampson agst Payne's Ex'r & Legatees : Willia m Ha :rris on . .. • Josias Payne, dec ' d •••• William Payne •••• • Robert Payne • • .. . Archibald Bryce •. William Mitchell, dec'd •• • •• Anna Harrison , wife of Willia m .•.• 178- 180: Wilson agst Iavisson : •• .• Ianiel D .D3.visson .• •. Isaac Iavisson, Benjamin Wilson Jr • •• • 1807 •.•. 180-18J : Hudson & others agst Hudson ' s Adm'r: Amelia Co • . • William C Hudson , dec ' d • •••. James Henderson ••••• 183-185: Wilkins agst Woodfin Adm'r of Pearce : Richmond Dist Ct .•• John L Wilkins .•.• Samuel Pearce •••• 1807 .•.. 185-187 : Graham agst Hendren : 1811 . . . Thomas Tuylor of Richmond City •• , • John Graham .••• Patrick Hendren of Charles City Co •... land in Ohio •.• Col. Holt Richardson •••• Walter Dunn of Ohio .• .• 187-195 : West agst Belches : Williamsburg Dist Ct ···· James Belches •.• • Robert West • • '.Ihomas West • • Morgan Tomkies •• Francis Willis • . . • • Charles Grymes • • • Jasper Hughes •••• William Camp .•• Dr John Willis ..• Meaux 'Ihoniton • • • James Dunlop • , • Iavid Ross ••• 196-197: Ellis agst Turner's Adm ' r : •. 'Ihomas Ellis ..• George Turner . • • Caroline Co Ct •••• 197-198: Miller agst Blannerhassett I wood Co 198Nicholson agst Dixon ' s heirs ••• John Nicholson---- John & Joshua Nicholson •••. Robert Matthews ••••• John Dison . . .. . . 199-219: Hollingsworth agst Dunbar : 180J •• Stafford Co , •• Francis Thornton & Sarah, his wife • • • •• Robert Dunbar & Elizabeth , his wife ..••• Levi , John & William Hol lingsworth • • . • • Spottsylvania Co Ct • • • . Stephen Winchester .• • 219-220: Johnson agst Hendley: Richmond Dist Ct . • • 220-2231 McClean agst Tomlinson: .•• Round Bottom, Ohio Co ..•. 22J-2411 Carter Ex'rs agst Cutting & wife : Richmond dist ct 1807 •... James Browne Cutting & Sally, his wife, formerly Sally Carter , widow & Sally , Mary , V1re1n1a ..Appala.oh1an Noter:• �Vol V - William Munford 139 Fanny , & Landon Carter - children of George Carter dee' d . . • . • • Iandon Carter . . . . . Fanny Lee • • • • • • Thomas Ludwell Lee dee ' d , • . . . George Carter died 20 Mar 1802 • • . . Thomas L Lee died 1807 ••.•• Sally Carter came of age 8 Aug 1807 - died after the suit brought •••.• 242-246 r Warners ags t Mason & Wife : Acconma.ck Co • • William Warner , eldest & Jr • . • . Thomas Evans . . . William Sr' s son Isaac & his sons (Isaac· ) John & George • • . • • William Sr daughter married Charles Mason ...• 246-252 : Green agst Bailey : 252-256 : Chalmers , Jones & Co agst McMurdo : •• Richmond Dist Ct • • • John & William Bell . . • Conway & Fortescue Whittle •.••• 257- 262 : William ags t Gordon's* : Town of Staunton • • 1807 • • Alexander St Clai r • • • • • Samuel Clark • • • . Dr William Bays ••.. Samuel Moore , • , Robert Moore • . . • . Thomas Gordon • • • • • George Williamson • • • . John Comegys • , , • Andrew Berry . • . • Joseph Cowan • • • • • Samuel Clarke . • • . • (*Ex ' rs) 263-271 : Greenhow, agt of Mutual Assurance Society agst Buck : Fredrick Co , ••• , Samuel Greenhow • . • • Thomas Buck •••.• 272-27 5 : Kendall ' s Ex ' r & devisee agst Kendall & others: • • • • John Kendall • • son Moses • • son Charles . . nephew James Kendall • • (John Kendall' s will given) 276-287 : Skipwith agst Young : . , Allen Young ••• Jane Skipwith ••• Cox's Creek, Mecklenburg Co • • • Sir Peyton Skipwi th •••• Lewis Tu.bney • •• . , 287-291 : Stone agst Pointer : .• Stokely Turner ••• Nathaniel Jones • • • Halifax Co. 292- 295 : The Attorney General agst Fenton & The Same agst Shepherd: Court Martial , Frederick Co • • 1814 • • Winchester •• Lt Col Herg:y Beatty, Joseph Sexton, Charles Brent Capts Sa.niord , Roberts, Baldwin & Tu.rlinton •••• Josiah I Fenton •••• 29 5-297 : Grantland ags t Wight, Ex' r of Joy & of Pren tis : • • • . Mat thew Thomson & Catharine , his wife • • • . • John Joy •.•• John Prentis ••• •. 297-299 : Wilson & others agst Graham's Ex'r & Devisees: Richmond Dist • .•• Nathaniel Burwell •••• Elizabeth Graham dee ' d •• • John Wiatt ••. Walter Graham • , 299-305 : Stovall agst London : 1809 •• John London & George J Stovall •• Land in Tenn , Robertson Co • • • . Andrew Hart •.•• Susanna Hart , • • • James London • • • Rock Island Creek, Campbell Co •• •• • mother Elizabeth Stovall •• • Amherst Co . • • • George Cabell ••• • , Robert Weakly , • , •• 305-307 : Boyd & Swepson & others agst Stainback & others: Richmond Dist Ct .••• Daniel Shel ton dee 'd ••• • William Stainback, father-in-law ••• Charlotte Shelton, widow • • • . James Hester , sheriff of Mecklenburg Co , •• Brunswick Co •• 308-323 : Jackson ' s assignees agst Cutright & Clark : 1810 • • William Haymond ••• Jack Webster •• •• Edward Jackson ••• Harrison Co •••. John Cutright ••• William Clark • • • • Joseph Hall , •.• • Mary Carney •..• • Isaac Cutright •• , , Samuel Warner • • • • • Zachariah Westfall • • • • • John Westfall • , , , John Casto •• , • • 324--332 : J osiah Legrand agst the President & Trustees of Hampden Sidney College : 1807 . . Prince Edward Co ••• Charles Scott, Isaac Read • , • William M Watkins . . • • Robert Rutledge , dee ' d , . ••• Richard N Venable • , , , 332-334: Lawrence agst Swann & others: William 0 Winston • , • . John Syme , .• , 334--341 : Bolling agst Bolling & others : Robert Bolling , d ca 1777 (died 24 Feb 177.5) Dinwiddie Co ••••• wife Mary • • •• John Ravenscroft , • • , son Robert Bolling • • • Son Thomas T Bolling • • • • • John 'Tu.bb •••. son Thomas T Bolling, 12 yrs old Feb , 1775 ••• • Robert Bolling had J daughters - dec ' d daughter Rebecca Bolling • .• • , 342-346: Hundley agst Lyons : Richmond Dist . .. John Lyons , son of Peter, dec'd. • • . William Hundley •• , . Christopher Smith • ••• William Gardner •••• Tu.niel Hundley • •• , John P Hundley • • • • • Judge Lyons, died 1809 - his son Peter • • 346- J48: Moore ags t Gilliam: • • Hanover Co • • Walter B Gilliam • • • Anna Moore, widow of John Spotswood Moore( died Feb 1810) •• , Walter B Gilliam - son of John Gilliam - John ' s wife died prior to him • , , John Gilliam died 1801 •• , Meriwether Jones • . • . Reuben M Gilliam, Skelton M Gilliam ••..•• Elisha Leake, Samuel Mosby, William Woodson ••• .• , , , �Vol V - William Munford /'(-0 J49-J74: Harrison Tu.nee ' s Case 374-JBl.:. Moody & others agst McKim: Henrico Co .. Richmond City .. . . J81-J8? : Robertson & Co agst Williams & Smith : Peters burg Bank . . . Samuel G Williams • • . . Burwell Smith • . • 1814 .•.. 388-396 : Ritchie & Wales agst Moore : Same agst Same : Debt 396- 401 : Graham ags t Call , ex 'r of Means : City of Richmond : : : : Robert Means , dec 'd ....• . . John Graham •.•.• 1803 . .... 401-407 : Stowers , adm ' r of Bragg agst Smith ' s ex'x: Richmond Co Ct .. 1815 .. .. William Bragg • • . . • Charles Smi.t h •... • Benjamin Branham . . . . Peter Rust •• 407- 411 : Lee & Fitzhugh agst Chilton : Spottsylvania Co • . 181J .. • John Chilton •.••• McCarty Fitzhugh, not inhabitant of county ... . Henry Lee Jr & Sr •••. 411-415: Th.lst agst Conrod & others : Winchesteri ...•. . Daniel Conrod , brother of . Frederick .•• 1800 •. lived in Winches~er • •• Michael McKenan .... Valentine fust ... .. . 415-417 : Crenshaw agst Smith & Co : Charles Crenshaw , father of Na thaniel .. 1775 Joseph Roberts •••• Pittsylvania Co ••. • Joseph E Hailey ..... 418 : Hays ' s Ex:'r & others agst Hays & others: Children of David Hays ••••. . Andrew Hays , dec ' d •••• John Hays •.• Michael Hays . •• Campbell Hays , •••.•• James Hays •••. 419-420 : Tinsley agst Oliver ' s Adm 'r & Heirs : Same agst same : Richmond Dist Ct • • • John Oliver •.• 420-422 : Southgate agst Taylor: Borough of Norfolk ··· Samuel Cary & Elizabeth , his wife • , • Charles Grymes • • . Richard Taylor ..... 42J-429 : Wood's Ex: ' r &.Miller agst Hudson & others : • • Staunton Di.st Ct .• 3 suits 1803 • • • 1806 • • • 1809 , . • Aaron Fuqua • · · Obadiah Fugua • . Kanawha Co •••. 1801 ••. Tu.~is Hudson ••• • • Henry Wood ···· Lavis Hudson , son of Morris Hudson •••• Polly Fuqua, widow of Fuqua • •• • 'Thomas Miller ••... Henry Wood, dec 'd by 1814 ... .. 4J0-4Jl : Foster agst Clarke : Richmond Dist Ct ···· David Clarke , father of William •. • .• Peter Foster •••.• 431-435 : Hughes agst Hall : Richmond Dist Ct ••. New Kent Co •..• 435- 440 : Travis agst Claiborne : Brunswick Co •••• Philip Claiborne •••• Iavid & James Halliday & Co • • • • Joseph H Travis • • • · John Drummond junr • • •• 440-442 : Merrymans agst Merryman & others : Peter Sublett , dee •d . • • • daughter Mary Merryman , wife of Francis - her children Peter Merryman & others ••• .• 442-456: Birchett & others agst Bolling s Robert Bolling . . 1807 • • Petersburg • ••• John Bell •• • Edward Powell .•. Thomas Bennett . • .• John Wilder Robert Birchett, Richard F Taylor •••• William Johnson .•. • William Potts, dec ' d ••••• William Cumming •.•••• 456- 457: Harrison ' s adm ' r agst Raines ' s adm 'xs Petersburg Dist Ct •.• Allen Raines 452-459 : Allen agst Parham & others : • • Richmond Allen & William Allen of New Kent Co •. • brothers ••. Brother Wilson Allen ··· Richmond Allen' s nephew, Samuel A Apperson • • • • Richmond died ls t • • • • William died 2nd • . • • • Henry Parham & Peggy, his wife, Richard Allen & Elizabeth R Allen , older brothers & sisters 460- 466: Matthews, Ex:'r of Garnett agst Noel & others : 1815 •• Fredericksburg Dist Ct •••• Robert Garnett .••• Henry Garnett died ca Aug 1814 ..• Nancy & Austin Garnett, children by Austi. Garnett· ···· Hannahs Neale .•• • • Maria , Washington & Fenton Mariner, children of Anne Mariner .••• 466-467: Homer agst Marshall's adm : Gustavus B Horner . • •• Charles Marshall .. •••• 1797-1807 •• • •• 461-483: Pickett & Wife & others agst Chilton : 1803 · • Mrs Felicia Ghil ton , widow of Orrick ••• 2 living children by her 1st husband .• . John Chilton & Felicia Chilton to be married .•.• George Christopher & Thomas Chilton ••••• Steptoe Pickett married ----- Chilton, child of Orrick, daughter died ca 1806 , - Steptoe Pickett & Sarah Orrick (Chilton) his wife ••.•• · Felicia AC Chilton daughter? of Orrick ..•.••• Felicia Anne Corbin Chilton - marriage settlement Oct 1803 of John & Felicia Chilton (she died 1st) ••••••. Vll'giniB Appala.chie.n No~s �Vol V - William Munford 48J- 490: Harris agst Nicholas J Albemarle Co •.• Wilson C Nicholas • •• Frederick Thomas 'lhilma.n , dee 'd • • • • John Patterson ..... 490-492: Hannon & High agst Batte:. 492-493 : Baird ags t Bland & others: Richmond Dist Ct ••• 'Iheodorick Bland •••• . 493- 494: Manlove agst 'lhrilt: Dinwiddie Co • , . • Robert Manlove •••• William 'Ihri.ft St • • . John Pegram . . . Thomas Thiveatt •••• El.ward Pegram ••• Jotm Pegram • • • •. 494-495: Tennant 's Ex'r agst Gray: Fredericksburg Ct •• , 1789 •.••. 495- 507: Mayo agst Judah: Richmond Dist Ct . , 1813 ••• Joseph Mayo • •. Manuel Judah • • • • city of Richmond ••• , .507- 542 J Williams agst Price: Staunton Ct • •• Cumberland D Williams • • • • James Price . • • • 1803 . . Englehard Yeiser of Baltimore , , • Joseph Williams •••••• Samuel Williams • • • • • Amos A Williams • • • • • George Williams • • • • • Frederick Price • •••• Benjamin Williams _ 542- 546: Garnett agst Sam & Phillis: Spottsylvania Co , , • 1811 • , • Sam & Phillis his wife , Negros •. •• • Mr Peck ••• •• 1787- 1790 546- .549 : Hook's Adm' rs ags t Hancock: slander • • • G Hancock •••• • 550-553: Shields agst Oney: ••• Montgomery Co Ct ••• Oney & Lyle, merchants •• 1804 . . . Alder' r S Lyle • • • Joseph Oney ••• • 5.52: Lemon ags t Reynolds Adm' r of Holmes: Kanawha Co Ct • , • Joseph Holmes, dee 'd - will probated Aug 1811 ••••• Col A Donnally jr •••• his (Joseph Holmes) sister Elizabeth McGuire •• , • Mrs Conrad , ••• John Reynolds •• • part of will shown • • , • • • Harris • • • From the MONTGOMERY MESSENGER, Christiansburg, VA, 12 June 1896: Cambria Notes: Mrs. Walter Hatcher and son Walter are visiting in Roanoke this week. Mrs. Gregory Ori sco 11 has returned from severa 1 months in Kentucky . Mr. John Jordan is very sick. We have just heard of the death of Will Keister, son of Henry Keister . Miss Bel l e Rigby spent several days in Roanoke this week . Mr-. C. C. Hawley and his son Audrey leave for Nebraska this evening. Mr. Ed Fagg, of the Galt House in Louisville, KY, was here to attend the marriage of his sister Ella to Mr. James F. Galloway. Capt. James Huffman, formerly of Radford, died in Roanoke Saturday .. Miss Lula Critz is visiting her uncle, vJ. 0. Critz of Salem. ----00000---- Resolution of respect for our deceased comrade Dr. James H. Otey , surge on of the James P. Evans branch , Confederate Veterans of Blacksburg , VA . : Byrd Anderson, A. W. lester, John C. Grissom contributed by J Tait Virginia Appa1aohlan 1-totee �COLLECTION OF CASES DECIDED BY THE GENERAL COURTS OF VI RGINIA BY Judges Brockenbrough & Holes Philadelphia published by James Webster 1815 page 1 . CoIIUilonwealth(Com'th) against (agst) Preston Richa.rds: ... Burglary & Larceny held at Accomack Court House in Oct 1789 ... crime comrni t.ted "in the county of Northampton at the parish of Hungars , ",, . . • 4, Com ' th agst John Proctor : . • prisoner indicted in April 1791 in the District Court of Richmond ... falsey made, forged & counterfeited ... . purporting to be a power of attorney by Wm Cosby . , • • "Wm Cosby of Chesterfield Co . .. .. Wm Nichols of Dinwiddie Co . , . • , , " 6 , E. Conway, appellant agst Elisha Hall , appelee .. •.. of debt ... General Court . . Nov 16, 1791. ., 7 , Com ' th agst Hugh Dowdall : Dumfries District Court in Oct 1791 ..• . . passing counterfei t dollar ••... 9 . Com ' th agst John Wheatland .••. May 1789 •... .Durnfries District Court •. . . • counterfeiting base coin . • •• 10. Com ' th agst John Crane , the younger. District Court of Winchester in Sept 1791 for the murder of Abraham Vanhorn •.• . Campbell ... . . . Joseph Vanhorn . ... John Iawkins • • • • Isaac Merchant . 14. Com ' th agst William Wil liams • •. •• larcenty of a slave •.. on one Elizabeth Edwards ,,,, 25 Oct 1791 •••. slave Solornon .• .• Thornas F.dwards .•. • . 16, William Edmiston & Com ' th agst Arthur Carnpbell . . . • . District of Was hington ... of debt •• ,,1789 • • • 19. Com'th agst Philip Frye: ...•• receiving stolen goods ••. General Court 19 June 1793. 20, Peter Kamper agst Mary Hawkins •..• • ?Dist Court at Dumfries • . .. 23 May 1793 ,, . ?Judicial propriety of the judges of the Dist Court . (through p 93) 93-108 Court of Appeals 109. Com ' th agst Christian Kearns : District Court of Winchester in Apr 179J • ••. . (1) forging & counterfeiting; (2) transfering certificate . •• .. Bowling Starke .•.•. John Boush ••.. . Thornas Scott •••• 113. Abner Osborne agst Benjami n Crawley & Alexander Jones : District Court of Petersburg • •..• judgement •••• Rice Newman •••• 16 June 1795 .• . 114. Com ' th agst Stephen Stewart & Ephraim Potter : District Court of Prince Edward in Sept 2795,, ••• horse stealing •••• John Standfield •..• Halifax Co ..••.. 116. Com ' th agst Robert Mitchell : Winchester District Court, April 1796 •.. • for the murder of Frederick Becktoll ••.• Mitchell of Berkeley Co . 119. Com ' th agst Edward McGuire & James Tidball : District Court of Winchester .. Oct 1796 • . • , James Heydon •••. James Edmondson . • •• Samuel Vowel. . . unlawful gaming .• 122. Com ' th agst D3.vid Hays : D.lmfries District Court, Oct 1798 . •• . larceny of slave •••• Tom, slave • . •• John Hunter •.. .• 123. Goodtite , lessee of George Reed & uxor agst George Sea : Hardy Co . Court in Sept 1796 .•• .• 125. Com ' th agst Henry Bedinger : Winchester District Court ••.• Staunton •• Nov . general Court 1799 ••••• Robert Taylor ••• 126. Com'th agst Highland Crowe : Loudon Co . Court . • • for assault . •• Nov lJ, 1800 General Court, This is a volume that will be found in a law library. I only abstracted the names , dates, etc -- more to show that the people were there. The Supreme Court records were burned in Richmond during the Civil War. These volumes are a record of the cases of the Appeal Court for Virginia. Printed in these vol umes are the depositions of the witnesses, evidence , lawyer briefs , judges opinions -- sometimes a wealth of information for the genealogist. The books are usually thick , pages yellow -- and may be hard to zerox. bf �Collection of Cases Decided by the General Courts of Virginia l27 . Com 'th agst Benjamin Vawter : Caroline Co Court • ..• retailing liquors without l icense •. .• . .. General Court Nov l3, 1800 . 128 . Miller Woodson agst John Randolph Sr: District Court of Prince Ed.ward, Sept l798 •• ••• debt . 129. Com ' th agst John Blakeley: Di.strict Court of Staunton in Sept 1800 . • • • "maiming one George King by bi ting off both his thumbs . " •.. • 131. William Maitland, surviving partner, &c, agst Thomas M' Dearman • ••• debt •.••. district court of Prince Edward •• • •• James M' Clell an ••.••• 135. Com' th agst John Richards: Di.strict Court of Fredericksburg in Apr 1799 •• • . unlawful gaming • ••• Thomas Haydon .••• • B Badger .•• • . 137 . Com' th ags t Moses M' Cue & others : District Court of Staunton for assault & battery , &c on Charles Rogers & wife ••••• June 14, 180J , •• • • 138. Com 'th ags t Peyton Chapman : District Court of Fredericks burg • • in May 180J •.• bribery. 139. Anonymous .• •. l40. Francis Neff agst Presly Talbot ••••• Assumpsit ••.•• District Court of Winchester •• •• Nov l4, 1803, General Court . .•• • 142 . Com ' th agst Martin Walton. , Default of John Spencer... .. examining court of Co . of Louisa, in November 1800 •• • John Spencer for theft •• • .• Alexander Harvey •• 143. Anonymous ••• 145. Turner H Henley ' s Case ••• • General Court, Nov 18 , 1805 • •• Robert Leonard •••• 146. Com 'th agst George Wythe Swinney: District Court of Richmond , Sept 1806 •• • fraud ••• •• 150 . Second case agst Swinney • • • • • . 15l . Com ' th agst Heartwell Leath & Peter Leath .. . . malicious stabbing ••. Apr Term l805 •• . • District Court (Dist . Ct. ) of Fredericksburg • • •. of' Turner Fear ••• and of John Williams • • • • Ianiel Lyon ••••• Paul Nash •.••• 155. Com 'th agst Josiah M' Clenegaw .. ... June 11, 1808 .. ... 156 . Com ' th agst John Alexander: Dist Ct of Haymarket •.. Co of Loudon •• 9 Aug 1803 158 . John Miller agst James Marshall & IS Woodcock: Dist Ct of Winchester in Oct 1807 •••• James M Marshall •• • • John S Woodcock ... Denny Fairfax, formerly Denny Martin •••• Thomas Lord Fairfax • . •• 163. Emanuel Temple agst the Com'th: Dist Ct of Petersburg .•• General Court ••• General Court ••• June 25, 1810 . 164. Com ' th agst John Somerville: Dist Ct of Morgan Town, May 1808 ..• assault •.•• John G Jackson • •. Harrison Co ••••• l70 . The Mutual Assurance Society agst Anna Byrd •. • Philip Bar:raud . •• Apr 1801. .. • Williamsburg ••.. 172 . Com ' th agst William Crump : Dist Ct of Henrico , Sept 1808 •••• TL Smith & William Fenwick to fight a duel •••••• 176. Com'th agst John Morris Jr •• • . Superior Ct of Law for Cabell Co •••• Libel and slander agst (Major) Thomas Ward ••• • General Ct , June 21, 1811. ••• lBl . Com' th agst Jesse Calvert : Superior Ct of' Law of Frederick Co. , •• for perjury •• •• General Court, June 12 , 1811 • • .. • • 182 . Samuel Clapham , executor of Josiah Clapham, agst Lewis & Stover : Loudon Co Court, Sept l8..Q2 •••• 184. Com 'th agst Dolly Chapple: Circuit Court of Henrico, Apr 1811. ••• malicious stabbing of a slave • • • • 186 . Com 'th agst William Strother: Circuit Ct of Madison, Sept 1810 ..•. rmlawful gaming • •• •• . 188. Com ' th agst Samuel Myers : Circuit Ct. , Norfolk Co in Oct 1811 ..•• murder of Richard Bowden ..•• • • ••• (to page 253.) 253 . Thomas Sorrell's case: General Ct., Apr term 1786, Apr 6 ••• County Court of Westmoreland for murder of slave , property of Ebenezer Moore •••• manslaughter •••• • 258. John Bailey's Case: Williamsburg Dist Ct, Sept term 1798 • •• for murder of Richard Whitaker. �Collection of Cases Decided by the General Courts of Virginia 262 . Com ' th agst Luke Ray & Saiah, his wife ... . the defendants were jointly indicted in the Superior Court of law f'or Bedford Co, for an assult & battery on T Minor. They pleaded jointly "not guilty", & the jury ..•• found them guilty & assess their fine to $100 .•.. they appealed . . 264, Peter Case agst the Com'th : Hampshire Circuit Court. 265. Com ' th agst Jesse Calvert. Frederick Circuit Ct ... . for perjury ... Sept 5, 1809 . 26?. Barnet Hendrick & Com ' th agst Jacob Andrick & Robert Renick : Superior Ct of Law f'or Greenbrier Co • • •• • on 2 Jan 1810 •.. felling JO trees on s ta te property .• • .. 269 , Matthias Hite agst Jesse Fitz-Randolph: Harrison Co Circuit Ct of Law •• 1812 270. Com'th agst Benjami n B Jones : Circuit Ct of James City Co, Apr Term l811 ..• a duel • • • William Irvine & James W Murdaugh .•••• 271 . Com ' th agst John M' Caul : Superior Ct of law f'or Henrico Co , Apr 1812 .•...•• theft ••• John Preston M' Caul late of Henrico parish ... James Bailey, Benjamin Sheppard., John Morris , Frederick Clarke, John Lee , Peter Moseley .•• Nathaniel Charter. Peter Moseley •••• James Gra.y •••• • Ma.rie Overton •.• . Fra.ncis Taylor, Preston Smith, Carlton Radford, Hezekiah Henl ey, John A Richardson, Bartlett Still , George Hawkes, James Vaughn , Peyton Drew, James Gray, Francis Taylor & Robert Elam ••.• Thomas Wilson •• • D3.vid Bullock •• •• • 307 . Com'th agst John 'Ihomas : Superior Ct of law of Henrico Co , Apr 1812 ..• buggery ••• • Joshua Doing • ••• 308 . Com'th agst Moses Man : Bath Co , General Ct , Nov 11, 1812 . •• . Moses Man guilty of being drunk while a justice of peace •••• 310. Com'th agst Benjamin Miller : Superior Ct of law of Norfolk Co for the murder of Jonathan Godfrey, General Ct Nov 17 , 1812 .. • .. 312. Com'th agst Richard MB Cl.ichester • •• Superior Ct for Loudon Co , Apr term 1813 •••• assault 314. John G Jackson agst Justices of Harrison Co ••• 2 Oct 1812 .. . Alexander Morrison, alias Porter ••••• Solomon Parks ••••• 317. Com'th agst Jacob Israel : Superior Ct of law for Harrison Co , 7 May 181J ..• , ••• William D3.vis ••• 319. Com'th agst John Edloe 'Ihompson: Superior Ct of law Surry Co on 20 Sept 1812 ••• . malicious stabbing of Joseph Warren ••••••• 321. Com ' th agst John Feely: Superior Ct of law for Wythe Co, Oct l81J .••• mail robbery •.•• Gardner I Grant (mail carrier from Wythe Court House to Montgomery Court House) ••• found guilty ••••• 324. Com'th agst William Waller Hening : Superior Ct of Chancery, Richmond , 29 June 1814.. ... 325. as above , 16 Apr 1814....• 330. John Stokeley agst the Com'th i court Wood Co , 6 July 1812 . • .•. 333. Isaac Morris agst George Creel & others: Superior Ct of law , Wood Co ••• John Stokeley ••• . General Ct, 12 Nov 1814• •••• 3.34. Com'th agst Thomas Lewis: Superior Ct of law , Loudon Co • •• unlawful gaming .• 335. Com'th agst William Horton: Superior Ct of law for Prince William Co , May term 1814• . . unlaw:ful gaming • • •.• omi ssion 3, Denny Fairfax agst Robert Stephen; The same agst D3.vid Hunter: District Court of Winchester, in April 1790 In the early 1700s the price of a newspaper, twopence a copy , was s teep . As later gentlemen ca llers would bring flowers or candy, a man of the era would sometimes bring a newspaper as a gift when calling on a woman, so that she c ould read of the latest Indian raids, runaway slaves, and pirate attacks· " Fourth Bathroom Reader" by The Bathroom Readers Institute, pl6 ==============================================================::==================== �ACTS of tbe GENERAL ASSEMBLY of VIRGINIA Dec 6, 1847 - Apr 5, 1848 printed 18 48 by Samuel Shepherd Separate Elections p 24: Chap . 34 . (Passed 12 Jan 1848) ..... elections for Franklin Co shall be holden at: the house now t:he residence of Joseph Hickman, situate about twenty miles northwest from the courthouse of sd county .• ..• .•• p 24: Chap. 35 . (Passed 1 Feb 1848) • .•• . elections for Grayson Co shall be holden ••• at the new dwelling house of Charles Dougherty, (now building), situate on Elk creek, . . . . section known as Elk creek settlement .•• . . . • • P 25: Chap. 39 . (Passed 28 Mar 1848) • • .• election authorized to be holden at the house of Jacob Seybert, sr, in Pendleton co. (now Highland co), and but a short distance from the courthouse shall be discontinued, and shall be holden at the courthouse of each county . .•• • •..•••• p 28 : Chap. 52 . (passed 15 Jan 1848) , • , , . , •. election held at the house now occupied at a storehouse by William Nickels in Nickelsville, Scott county p 28: Chap. 53. (Passed 27 Mar 1848) ..... elections for Smyth Co shall be holden at the house now residence of Andrew Rouse, situate at St Clair ' s bottom, & near St Clair meeting house, in the southwestern part of sd county. I t p 29 : Chap . 55 . (Passed 15 Jan 1848) . , , •• elections for Wythe Co shall be holden at the house now the residence of Tunice Muncy, on Walker ' s creek :: :.: :.: :.: :.: == :: :: .:..: :.: :: :.: :..: :.: :: :: :: :: :.: == :: == ::.:.:: :: :..:.:: :.:.:::.: :.::=:::.: ::.:..::.::.::.::.:.::::::.::::.::.: :.::.::::::.::.::::.:::= :::::.:::: =========:::.:.::::::::::.:::=:.::: :: Private Property p 328: Chap . 306 . (passed 3 Apr 1848) .•. John Gatewood sr, late of Page Co, by his will devised land to his son John Gatewood jr for life, & at his death to pass to his children , , , •• ••. land may be sold because John Gatewood jr and children hav e been 1 i v i~ - in Missouri for some years •.. p 328-9 : Chaper . 308. (passed 10 Mar 1848) .•. Richard P Clements, dec'd, by his la st wi 11, dated 16 July 1826, recorded Southampton Co, •.• slaves to his daughter Po11y Littlepage Smith, ... husband Charles Smith •... George Blow of Sussex Co , ex ' r of Polly ' s trust, resigned, replaced by Henry Pettway (died 184 3) . • . • . . Po11y, her husband, & children have removed to Limestone Co, Ala this bill allows her to remove the slaves to Alabama ........ p 330-1 : Chap 310 . (passed 27 Mar 1848) .. Chancery Co Ct, Fauquier Co ..... in name of infant children of John A Turner dec'd, .. land sold and money under control of county court .•• for the general assembly to empower the sd court to send the money to Ohio where the family now resides • • •. · p 331-2 : Chap. 312. (passed 16 Mar 1848) .•• Robert Wilkins , late of Tn, died testate, with property in Dinwiddie Co & Petersburg, Va ...... Several of the children are unmarried and infants under 21 • . • . 1. ... Elizabeth Wilkins, widow and r e l i c t and domiciliary ex'r of sd Robert Wilkins .... property sold and how the money shal 1 be distributed is in this act • , .•• . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Acts : 1848-9 p 334- 5 : Chap . 317 . (passed 13 Jan 1848) .. on 26 Oct 1838, Au gu sta Co Court judgment agst Sarah Eckord, for $250 damages , for assault and Battery upon the person of Sally Beard • •. • . .• Sarah Eckord and her husband has r e move d f rom the state & judgment remains to be made; •... Beard petitioned . . to transfer to her the benefit of the sd judgment. 2 .. •. . Augusta co ct .. endorse same to her .... LEGISLATIVE PETITION for GILES COUNTY , VIRGINIA To the honerable the Genera l Assembly of Virginia The Peti t ion of the undersigned citizans of Giles Wyth & Smyth Counties would respectfully represent to your honerable body that the inhabitants living alon g the road l eadin g from the Plaster Banks in Smyth County Eastwardly as far as John Kirks on Kimberl and Creek or Tbos Shannons on Walkers in Giles County have for a number of years , past been subjected to an unreason ab le share of labour in keeping the same in repair owing to the immence trave l over it by waggons laden with plaster & salt for the Counties of Giles Mercer Monroe Greenbrier Botetourt & Mont goomery . That the consumption of these Articl es is annually increasin g and the person along th e line of the road aforesaid cannot without heavy pecuniary burthers keep the same in repair we therefore pray that your honerable body take the subject under consi derat ion and grant such relief as may be deemed adequate to the demand of justice in behalf of the citizens l iving al ong said road, and promote the ag ricultural interests of a lar ge port ion of the citizens in the above named counties. To th is end we would respectfully suggest that an appropriation of $ be made for the purpose of open ing said road . & th at a tax no t exceeding $2.00 may be authorised to be co ll ected of each waggon passing the same laden with plaster or s al t to be appropriated in like manner , the improvements to commence a t the p laster bank progress eastward ly till th e whole be compl ete that an Engineer be appointed to locate the same upon suitable ground at a grade not exceeding five degrees -------page 2 Joshua Bruce if the improved r oad runs with the present road through my lands Noah Bruce Adam Waggoner Elisha G Thompson John Hoge William Hearn Joshua B Thompson William Munsey Joseph Hutse1.l Harvey Bruce Lewi s Hut s hells junior William Hutsell Thomas ?Cettening Michael Hutsell w~ Bo§..(ile Isaiah Bruce Hiram Waggoner James Thompson Amos Thompson Jos iah James Bruce Francis Thompson George Boyle Nath B Bruce [marked Out] John Thompson The original of this petition is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond, Va the number of the petition is Giles Co 11950, Bs?-1 3 & 14, date 29 Jan 1838 . A photocopy of this petition has been placed in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Va. Virg in ia Appalachian Notes �LEGI SLATIVE PETITION for GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA i l I I ' To the Honorabl e the Gene r al Assembly of Virgin ia . The pet i tion of the undersig n ed citiz e ns of Gi l es , Wythe and Smit h woul respectfull y r e present t o yoour honorabl e body t ha t t h e inhabitants liveing a l ong th e roa d leading fr om t h e plaster Bank in Smith County eastwar d l y as far as John Kirks on Kimberl and or Thoma s S hannons on Walker ' s Creek in Giles County have for a number of years past bee n subjected to an unreasoonable share of l abor in keeping t h e same in repair owing to the immense travel over it by wa ggons laden wi t h plaster and salt for the cou nties of Gil es, Monr oe , Mercer, Gr e enbr ier, Botetourt and Mont g omery. That the consumption of t hese articles is a n nua l ly i n creas in g a nd t he persons along t h e 1 ine of the road aforesaid cannot wi t hout heavy pecun i ary bur thens keep the same in repair . We t herefore pray t h a t your honorabl e b ody take the sub ject under consi deration and gr a nt Such r e 1 ief as may be de emed adequate t o t he demand of justice in behalf of the citizens , living a l on g Said r oad and promote the ag ricultur a l int e r e st of a large portion of t he citizens in the above named counties -- To this end we would respect fu ll y suggest t hat an appropriation of '!> Dol l ars f or the purpose of opening the Said road and that a tax not exceeding $2 may be authori sed to be col l e cted of each waggon pa ss i ng the same l aden wi t h plaister o r S a l t to be appropriat ed i n l i ke mann er . The improve me n ts to comm ence at the P l aiste r Bank and progress eastwardly till the whole be c omp l eted . That a n En g in eer be app ointed to l ocate t he same upon suitab le grou nd a t a grade no t exceeding five degrees page 2 Subsc r iber Name S D Hancock John Shannon Charles Heninge r John W Hancock Major Gullion Franklin Gullion Jos Kimberling Nel s on Green Charles Maxwe l l Isaac Hud s on John Lap~ert Jnr Christopher Henni g er Samuel John s ton Alexander Thomp s on John Wilson Jnr Henry ~~&_.b~o-~&_ John Gu11i.on Snr John Kimbeling John Gullion Jnr Eli Repass Thomas Shannon William Devor Be n Dillman (Note : J a 5 -J a mes or J Subscriber Name Jn~ He nde rson Francis Grossclose Sam Repas s Snr Isaac Repass Stephen Henderson Pat~t Thompson Georg e Hudson John Ne lson Sr Robert Wilson Sam Lambert James Maxwell George Robinett Henry Lambert Senr Archibald Thompson John A Harmer Isaac Goodman Georg e Snider Thoma s J Gillespie Jacob King wmThompson Jo s Dunn Peter Spangler I s rae l groseClose ---- 0 6 Subscriber Name John Riner William Henniger James Lambert Michael Cline Ch;itly I:enseE_ Jones Umbarger Sr Al Umbarger David Gore wm Umbarger Jones Umbarger J r Jos Cooly Andw Thomson R. Tritkat S. Parlsey Cheres H Cooley Jams -Wilson--I s aac Maxwell John Maxwe ll Snr John Maxwell Jnr - Joseph- which one?) (Nelson or Wilson'?) �WYTHE COUNTY , VIRGINIA, LEGISLATIVE PETITION '!be f ollowing is a copy of Petition #7778 , 4 Dec 1822 , found in Box C, Wythe County Legislative Petition at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia . A zerox copy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Library Roanoke , Virginia . page 1 (printed)except the name of the county which was written in) "TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VI RGINIA "The Memorial of the Citizens of Wythe County. 'Ibe undersigned inhabitants of the County of Wythe having every confidence in the integrity of the Legislators of the State , and convinced of their sincere desire to promote the interest , happiness and convenience of its citizens , beg leave respectfully to present to your consideration, the question of the propriety of the Removal of the Seat of Government from the City of Richmond . I t i s not deemed necessary by your memorialists to enumerate, at large , all the objections , which apply to a longe r continuance of it in the City of Richmond -- a few of the most prominent a r e selected for your serious consideration . The first objection of your memorialists to the present Seat of Government is it want of centrality , whether regard is had to territory or to population . Your memorialists as well as the inhabitants of every other section of the State must frequently , and of necessity , resort to the Seat of Government , where the General Assembl y are convened , Superior Courts held , Public Offices kept , and the Governor and Council usual l y trasact the Executive business of the Commonwealth; and hence it is , that in the opinion of your memorialists, the equal rights of all the said inhabitants require such Seat of Government should be as nearly central as possible , .having a due regard to the population of each section of the State , (and of the certa in increase of population to the west and the healthfulness of the most central part . Upon this principle of justice, have most of our sister states been governed , in the location of their seats of government. Your memorialists , f r om the history of the late and revolutionary war induced to believe the City of Richmond , too much exposed to danger from foreign and domestic enemies , to offer suffi cient pledges for the security of the Capitol, the Treasure, the Archives of the State , our public property , and the records of our land titles : for so long as our Seat of Government remains in this dangerous and exposed situation , do we hold out strong inducements to our enemies to attack it-- All these dangers may in the opinion of your memori alists, be avoided, by a removal of the Seat of Government to the interior of the country. Your memorialists beg leave further to state , that in consequence of the wealth and commerce of the present Seat of Government , expences have accrued to such a degree, that the sal a r ies of our public officers hav e become quite inadequate to their support and maintenance ; and no man who is not possessed of wealth, can accept of any public office , the duties of which require a r esidence in the City of Richmond; but by a removal of the Seat of Government to the interior of the country, where luxury and extravagance do not so much abound , where the main necessaries of life are to be had in great a bundance , and much cheaper than in the City of Richmond , this objection would not be found to exist. Your memorialists cannot think , that the splendor , the hospitalities , the amusement sand perpetual excitements to pl easure , which Richmond , in common with every large commercial city possesses, is a fit situation for the Legislative cotlllcil of a plain repu~lican people, but these amusements and excitements to pleasure tend much to protract the sessions of the Legislature , and by that V1.rg1n1& Appalaohie.n Notes �page l con ' t means add greatly to the expenses of the goveniment . Your memorialists have reason to believe, that no additional taxes will be necessary in order to effect a removal of the Seat of Government to a central part of the State , as the public property in the City of Richmond will sell for a price , amply sufficient to defray all the expenses that will arise in erecting other necessary public buildings . Your memorialists are led to believe that, so far from the removal of the Seat of Government from Richmond to some more central position, requiring any additional taxes , or imposing any additional burthens on the public , i t will produce an annual saving to the State , of many thousands of dollars, which may be usefully employed to the improvement of roads or other beneficial purposes. ** John Ward James Ward Jacob ?Ho bark Martin Miller page 2 l I !avid Vaught Charles Vaught John ga.oooway (The " S" could be an " L" or other way) Jacob Etier his x mark Henry Hoppes J ' r john jacks on Tobfill Repass J acob Hoback J'nr Michael Watter or Walter Camp Thomas george Kegley Martin wirick Michael macmilian George Creger John G YiQJ._ick Henry Hriddle or Huddle Rich 'd Williams page T A Landers Mishall Myers ol • S. Sanders William Saul -(by his order) thoma.s Highley Valentine his\/ mark Hash/Hart Adams Landers Andrew Porter Henry Umbarger his X mark Thos Smyth John Manger or Hanger Robert Crockett 10..vid bassel/Cassel M Friel James Guillen And Kincanon Rt . Crockett Jr Pearson W Overley John Sanders Jr Sam:' l Williams a.dam Pa.Fionig? G 'eo WD3.vis Ja ' s Venable John Clark. John F Straw !avid straw Jacob King jr Polser Johnson W WSanders Robert ,Kent Joseph Kent William Ward D3.vid Whitman Isom Nichols Christopher Brown Isaac Wilson Tu.vi s Walker John Steffey a baw Geo his X mark Jn ' o Lindamood his HL mark Frank Crockett James Crockett Ca.pt John Miller R,, Engledon Jas D3.vis John J. Wohl.bard (J or G) R11 Graham John R. Adams !avid Callens Jacob Gosse/Gose Thomas Sanders 3 Peter Graykeal J acob Wampler Wi lliam Cowden Lucas Rader Jacob Halle1(r?) -= on~ Henderson his+ mark Shoemaker his"'mark Jn' o Moss = Adam Harman Mornass es Friel his mark (wri tten by his order JEB) Evan Ia.vis Berry Hurt Chas Cuningham Joseph Atkins David Peirce Robt Ra.per 10..vid Doak George Vethning Jacob Hannshell Meikel Neff Stephen Sanders J ' r Tho 's Mullin Ja ' s M. Gavork Henry Webb **_ niel Lockett James Allison Richard Wright Robert Miller Isaac Stuart page 4 D3.vid Gibbs Edward Graham Wythe Petition John Feely Jessee Hyton Sr for removal of James R. Feel y Stephen Sanders seat of Govel!lment Thomas Huey Forvel Gannaway Dec'r 4th 1822 Peter Stephins John A Jenkins laid. on William Cook James Newell Jur Joseph Baker table James Siggle Lancelot Karisse or Knipe *Your memorialists therefore pray, that you will take this subject into your serious consideration , &c, &c. V1riJU11a Appalachian Notes �I SO " Farly Iays in Fincastle " BO'IETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS , published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Com.mission, Fincastle , VA , 1976. Abstracts from "Early Tu.ys in Fincastle" , add.ress of Judge Thos. D Houston Before Fincastle High School; Delivered June 20th, 1873. Veterans of 1812 : ...... let us not pass unnoticed the ivy-covered mounds of earth, here in our cemetery , where rest the bones of such veterans as Col Wm Anderson , Captain Andrew Hamilton , Adjutant Gurtner, Isaac and John Carper , Edward Haney , Miles Tinnery and Morris Hickok and a score of other soldier s of the war of 1812. Col William Anderson , .•..•. he would be proud of his three s ons , Joseph R, John T and Frank T Anderson ; .. .••.• Isaac and John Carter . ..... • were full cousins , they being respectively the sons of Jacob and Nicholas Carper, two brothers who came to this county from Pennsylvania in the latter part of the last century . . . .. .. The late Benjamin Carper .. . was a brother of John, while the Rev Jacob Carper , the methodist minister was a brother of Isaac .•..•..•• Edward Haney .•.•.•. was a worthy saddler .•• • . .. the father of Mr Jacob Haney, of Buchanan . •.•.. Mrs. Tinney, relict of Miles Tinney ... • survived her husband many years, passing away from us but a short time ago •.• . The earth that covers the body of Morris Hickok, is too fresh to be disturbed . .. • • only two live in Fincastle , viz ., John Anderson, who despite his age can still quote from memory chapter after chapter of the Bible ; and Jacob Fleager , one of the oldest men in Botetourt . . .••. ... THE MERCHANTS : Amongst the prominent merchants of that early day , we may mention Robt . Kyle, who did a large business in the old frame house that stood below McDowell ' s residence; the Wileys in the Young house , just opposite ; Cahoon and Patton in the "Stone House ;" Mr James Waldron , in the house formerly occupied as a residence by himself ; whilst in the old "Bittle Confectionery ," on the ground where Capt J H H Figgat ' s law-office now stands , was the store of John C Griffin , who was the father of Lieutenant Wm Griffin of the U S Navy, Capt Hancock Griffin , aide-de- camp of Gen Gaines in the Florida war , '[)r John Griffin , Surgeon in the US Army , and Miss Eliza Griffin who became ... . the second wife of Gen Albert Sidney Johnston . •... merchants of a later period , ..• James McDowell .. • ... Col Thomas Shanks , who did business at one time in t he McDowell residence , and afterwards on the Luster conier ••.•• Matthew Pettigrew and Morgan Utz . . . ...•• • Thomas G Godwin • ... .. •.•. the Guggenheirmers , who from pedestrian pedlars became the wealthiest merchants of the county ••• . and the Carpers ..• ••.• PHYSICIANS •• • ..• • Dr Timothy Patterson , who carried his pillbox over from the last century into this ; Doctor Jacob Woltz, who was father-in-law of the late Mr. Waldron; Doctor McDowell •• ..• • removed to Kentucky .. ··; Dr Lewis Shanks ....•.• ; Dr S 0 Caruthers, who in a duel with a brother physician, was struck by a centre shot, but fortunately, his coat button changed the course of the ball . At a later period •.. Drs . '.funier, Anderson , Griffin , Everett, Williams, Woodson, Meredith, Nelson and others. MINISTERS AND CHURCHES ••..• Rev Samuel Gray . •. Episcopal church • . ; Rev Robt Logan .• Presbyterian Church; Rev Enoch Sullivan ••• Methodist ; .. Rev Absalom Dempsey . ••• Baptist •.•••••.•. Along with Revs . John Helms, Edward Mitchell •.••.•. MECHANICS . .••• Henry Wax •••. copper-smith......... John Nevil .... MANUFACTURERS • ••• the ]:3.te Benjamin Ammen • ... . Benjamin was the second son of Michael Ammen ••••••••••••.•• his son Col D:tniel Ammen. Of Michael ' s nine children , who arrived at years of maturity, three only are now living in Botetourt ••. John and D:Lniel, twins, and Mrs Stoner. Benjamin died within the last 5 years ... • •. . SERGEANT SAMUEL FIZER ,,,,, , ,the terrible Sam Fizer ...•.•. .•.•.• .• born in the latter part of the last century and won his notoriety in the last three decades of this ...•• �Submitted by : Judy Blackwel 1, 224 Christian Ave . , NE, Roanoke , VA 24012 15 1 This letter written by Ellie Hamblin Williams to her sister. Elizabeth Hamblin Gordon. who lived in Oakvale, West Virginia . Maybrook , VA Feb . 27 . 1901 I ~ ( Dear Sister & familv . I thought I would write and see what has become of vou all . You never answered mv letter. It seames that vou have forgot ten us intirelv but I certainly have not fo r gotten you all I think of vou evry day "We have went to the ofice time after time and never got any letter . I certainly have had a sad lonesome winter for two you know that was always with me are both gon. The children go to School nearly a l l the time and Ed is always out at work I just ~pought if I could have had you out her to of talked with and concoled my sadness I never forget you in my prayers and hope you will never forget me I trust that there will be one day that we will all be together again. Tell Jinnie if you see her that I hope she is we 11 and that I always remember her two. Well I will tell you about our sickness we have all got the grip but Ed. some of us is better now we have had a pirty tough time I have had one bad spell of sore throte this winter i t ris a:td broke Mat and her children has the grip we have had some cold wither for the last month Ed and Hirman has had a lot of carpenter work to do but haven't worked much since i t got cold I hope your men get plenty of work to do too tell Tell Jimmie I would like to come out to help him eat fish again, tell Birt, Char .l ie and John that I would like to see them with here me time in life. I would live to see you and h ave a big talk with you let me know whether you have heared from Jim or I want yot? to come out this spring if you possibley can write and t e l l me whether you are corning or not . they are a sawmill over at John Fleus place and we are boarding the hands we have four borders they have been here nearly a month they have run out of logs and are all gene now but they will be back in a few dayes they are all young men I tell you they keep us company when they are here cooking we have had a pirtey tough .time ~ooking for them they pay ten dollars a month for board they are big eathers I think I will make something at i t I will put in a envelope and stamp and I wan t you i f you please to write to me if I could have your thou ghts I would have just wrote for you two well. I will close answer soon Your sister Ellie NOTE: Jinnie mentioned was their sister Jinnie Hamblin Jimmie, Bir t , Charlei and John were Elizabeth's children Ed was El l ie ' s husband: Hiram was her son . Ji;ri mentioned was their brother James Hamblin . Me t vJas Martha Williams who was married to the ir brother John Pearis Hamblin and he was deceased when th e letter was w r i t t en . V1l'~ Appa.laoh1an Notes �1si JAMES COX contibuted by Bonnie s. Ball The original of this document should be at the Virginia State Archive s , Richmond , Virginia. l State of Virginia, Grayson County: On this 24th day of September 1832 personally appeared in open Court before the justices of the Court of the County of Grayson , now sitting James Cox a Resident of Grayson Cou nty & State of Virginia age 69 years & 7 months, who being first duly sworn according to l aw, doth on his oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under Capt. John Cox at the age of 15 or 16 and assisted in the building of a fort on new river n ear the mouth of Peach bottom Creek in the yea r 1778, and f rom that time until the year 1780, he acted as an Indian Spy for the Said Capt • John Cox a nd from his intimate knowledge of the Country, was upon every occasion, sent as a pilot to conduct those who were unacquainted with the mountains, in safety to whe re the different parties had their encampments. The tories about this time, or about the time the Brittish were invading North & South Carolina, became ve ry troublesome in the Country where he was, havi ng but very few ne i ghbours who were n ot tories, a nd these, with those of the adjoining State of North Carolina, would frequently assemble themselves & overrun the Country. The Decl a r ant's father, the afore said Capt. John Cox, Enoch Osborne and his family, Benjamin Phipps, Peter Hart, & William Hardin, were the only whigs who would rende r any assistance when r equi r ed. In thi s situation, s urrounded by tories, the declarant and a few others had to combat with the whole n e ighborhood, and when they found themselves too weak (lines are marked out) the declarant was sent as an express to Col. Benjami n Cleveland who was stationed on the Yadkin River near where the town of Wi l ksboro has been since built, to inform him of the fact that the tories were collecting in large bodies in the mountai ns. Shortly after his return from Col Cleveland's camp, he was taken pris-· oner by the tories who intended to take & deliver him to the Britti sh, but in the mean time Col. Cleaveland and Maj~. Love had joined thei r forces, and overtook the tories at a place called the big g lades , now in Grayson County, VA . The tories when they discovered the whi gs determined to seek safety by f li ght and in their terror forgot the declarant, who availed himself of the opportunity, a nd immediately run with all speed to the whigs and informed them of what t he tories had done; the whigs then pursued them, wounded some & took others prisoners, whipped or flogged several severely, & hanged one where the declarant now lives. After this the declarants father Capt. John Cox, being on an expedition against the indians, the tories under a Capt .• Green made another excursion into the mountains, a nd this declar ant r aised his father's Company a nd pursued the tories unde r Gre e n, and killed or made prisoners of Green & his entire Company.. Gree n afterwards died of his wounds, and only one of the the said Company survived, this was a brother of the said Green, who afterwards enlisted in the reg ular a r my of the United States . Some time after this affair a certain Capt . Roberts, of the tory party, come into the neighborhood with a Company of Six Hessians, and this declarant with Maj r .. Love pursued them into Carolina near the head of New river, determined to overtake them, but Capt. Baker of North Carolina had heard of them, got in before this declarant & his party , overtook, killed & wounded the whole party, except Roberts, their Capt. who made his escape. The declarant does not now r ecollect the p r eci se time he wss engaged in the war of the Revolution, but he is very certain that he served under his father, Capt. John Cox, and major William Love as a n Indian Spy , for the term of 2 years and that he was engaged, under the same officers, against the tories for 2 years more, making in all 4 years service.. The app licant was born in Fort-Chisel, in the County of Wythe, then Bottetourt & afterwards Montgomery County, Feby. 24th 1763.. He has a record of his age in a large family Bible which was given to the Vi?am,1.a Appalachian Notes �~AMES IS3 COX (continued) declarant by h i s F a th e r . He .lived in Montgomery County, Virginia, when he entered th e se r vice, now Grayson County, Va., where he has lived ever since the war oF the Revolution, a nd where he now lives.. He was a Volunteer during the whol.e service. T h ere was no regular of'f'icers in the ne ighborhood.. Ne never had any di sch a r ge; indeed hi s on.l y wish was to conquer & subdue the enemies of' his Countt"y. He i s known to Benjamin Phipps & Isaiah Austin contemporary survivor's a nd to ~ohn ~ones & Cha r.les Cole, who c a n testif'y as to hi s character f'or v eracity, a nd as to their belief' o f' his services in the war of' the revolution .. He h ereby re lin q ui shes any claim whatever to e pension or annuity except the prese nt, and d e clares that his name i s not on the pension roll of the agency of' any S t a t e . Sworn to & subscribed the day and year aforesaid. Jomes Cox (Sig.) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------==========.::: =:.::..:. =:.: === == =====:.: ==:: ===================::================================ LEGISLATIVE PETITION £ o r GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA To th e Honourable the Speakers and Members of both houses of the General assembly of Virginia Your petitioners , ci ti zens of the Count y of Giles beg leave to represent to your honourable body -- that they live princ i pally on Wolf Creek in Sa id Coun ty which Stream in th e Spring of the year is generally very rappid - a nd often tim es prevents many of your petitioners from attending elections - your petitioners respectfuly request your hon 1 e body to pass a law establishing a separate e let ion at the house of Thomas Bales : and your petitioners in duty bound will ever pray ----S i gners nam es Charles Hale Jeremiah Sarver John D Ba1e Jos eph MCkinney Edward Ha1e Bartholomew Ho1dren Wm Hale Wm H Hare page 2 Isaac Hale Joseph Hare Hiram Sarv er Lora n zo Ha1 e John J French Hug h f French Wm Tracy John Lambert Austin French James Burton Garret Lambert Signe rs names John Conly Lenzy Davis James French Is a ac French Isaac French Giles Burdel Louis Burton Stcleair French Signers names John Burton Isaac French Elias Blankinship Colley Burton Thomas Hale Andrew T French Samu e l Sarver John Tracy Hiram Lambert Philip Lambert Noah Blankenship Larkin Stowers Henry pruet Allin grose Henry Sarver William tracy John Purdue Anderson Tiller James Sarver P A MC kinney Jordan MC kinney Douthan MC kinney Kinzie Tiller J ess e Thomas J eremiah Jones Henly Thomas Wi lliam Veely The original of this petition is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Va The number of the petit i on is Giles Co 11520, A6820, Bp 1-2. A photocopy has been p l aced in the Virg in ia Room, Roanoke Central Library, Roanoke, Va. ==:.: :: :: :: :::. :: .:: :: :: :: :..: :: :.: == :: :.: :..:. :.: :.:. :..: :.: :.: :.: :::: :.: :.: :.:.:.: :: :.:.:: :.: :: ::.:: :.: ==~ :..:.:.::: ::.:::.::.::.: :.:::::::::.:.: :.::.::::::.::::::;::.::.:: :.::::.::.: V1riffiia Appa.lo.ohlan Notes ~:=:.: ::::::.::::.::.:: �WILL OF PE'.IE.R HORNBARGER (Son of Jacob Hornbarger, Sr .) Will Book 9, pp J2-J4, Montgomery Co., Va . , Jas. M. Wade D.C. I Peter Hornbarger of the County of Montgomery being os sound mind do make and publish this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills. It is my will and desire that all my just debts and fwieral expenses shall be paid by my executor herein after named . I hereby give and bequeath wito my grand daughter Edie Kirby and Ruth Martin (children of my daughter Peggy Vickers) each the s um of thirty dollars in cash which my executor is directed to pay as soon after my death as the same may be demanded by my said granddaughters, or either of them. I give and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Simpson all c~im that I may have upon the land on which she resides in the county of Montgomery on Mill Creek. I also give her all the personal property she has in possession and also five dollars in money (to be paid by my Executor) which is in full of her part of my estate. I have heretofore advanced to my daughter Elizabeth Harless and her husband Jacob Harless the sum of Five hundred dollars for which I hold a receipt which I now give and bequeath to my daughter and I also give and bequeath to her a note or bond I hold on Joseph King, she is to take the same at her own risk and hazard which is in full of her portion of my estate . I have also heretofore made advancements to my daughter Polly Miller and her husband in money and property amounting to something like Fifteen hundred dollars which I give and bequeath to her and I also give to her the sum of Five dollars in money to be paid when demanded by my Executor which is in full of her part of my estate . I give and bequeath to my daughter Catherine Gilmore during her lifetime the tract of land on which I now reside (except fifty acres which I hereinafter dispose of) to be held used and occupied by her during her lifetime for the benefit of herself and such of her children as may be under age and reside with her but free from all claim control or management of her husband who is not to have any right title or interest whatsoever therein nor is the same to be liable for his debts or contracts nor is he to have the right or power to sell convey lease or rent the said land or any part thereof but the same is for the sole use and benefit of my said daughter Catherine Gilmore during her lifetime and at her death it is my will and device that my executor shall sell the said land except the fifty acres above ementioned , at public auction to the highest bidder for cash and out of the money arising from such sale to pay James Gilmore son of my daughter Catherine the sum of One dollar, and to each of the other ten children of my said daughter Catherine the sum of Twenty dollars if so much there be in or in that proportion to be paid as they arrive at the age of twenty one years and i f any of them should die before they arrive at that age then there portion is to be divided between the survivors and if any of them should die leaving children their portion is to be divided equally amongst their children , and out of the ballance of the money arising from such sale if so much there be my Executor is to receive a reasonable compensation for his trouble as such and the remainder if any I give & ?e~ueath to the four daughters of my son Tumiel viz Elizabeth Holly (Sic) Nancy Hornbarger Peggy Hornbarger and Patsy Hornbarger to be equally divided amongst them or the survivor or survivors of them. I give and bequeath to Elizabeth Holly and Crockett Holly (Hawley) a negro man named William whom I have hereV1r'1fila Appalachian Notes �L 155 tofore put in their possession but the said slave is not not be sold or dispo s ed o f b y t h em during their lives and is to go to their children after the i r dea th. I give and bequeath to my son Tu.niel Hornbarger the followi n g sla ves to wit Kesiah, Lewis, Jackson, Crockett, John and Hester Ann and the f uture increase of the females thereof if any to be held and owned by the said Daniel Hornbarger during his lifetime and at his death to be divided amongst his children as he may think proper either by will or deed, but i f not so divided by him then at his death they are to be equally to his children or their heirs , and I express the ernes t hope that my grandchildren will also retain the said slaves and their increase during their lives and not sell or dispose of them but tra.nsmi t them to their heirs. I also give and bequeath to my son D3.niel five cows my sheep and stock of hogs, two calves , one horse one small wag gon also the following bonds and notes , one on Russel French of Giles County, one on Charles Simpson of Giles County , one on John I Wade of Giles County, one on George Hornbarger of Floyd County, on Mr. Whi teneack and his son of Floyd County , one on William Wade, one on Jacob Ta.ibor ( ?) , one on Wm . Thomas, one on E. I. Amiss, one on the estate of Hamil ton Wade now in suit, and also all the other bonds, notes , accounts and debts that may be due to me at the time of my death. I also g ive to my said son D3.niel and his wife all my household and kitchen fu:rni ture tools & farming utensils of every sort and description that may remain after my death, I do not desire that any of my personal property shall be sold after my death by my Executor and all that may remain after the payment of my just debts and funeral expenses and the devises herein before made I give and bequeath to my son Tu.niel Hornbarg er and his his heirs. Lastly I hereby nominate and appoint my son D3.niel Hornbarger the Executor of this my last will and testament with full power to convey any proper deed or deeds the land directed to be sol d or what I may have sold and no deed made therefor at my death and I furthermore give and bequeath to my son Tu.niel his heirs etc. fifty acres of land to be laid off the tract upon which I now reside. The said fifty acres to be laid off adjoining the lands of John Brown Ballard Barger and John Harmon being that part of my tract upon which Joseph Fleeman now resides . In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name this 22nd day of Apl 1854. Peter ( X · ) Hornbarger Signed and acknowledged in presence of us present at the same time and subscribed by us in presence of the testator. C. B . Gardner; James W. Shields ; William Barnes At Montgomery June Court 1856 This last will and testament of Peter Hornbarger deceased was presented in court and proven by the oaths of Charles B. Gardner and James W. Shields two of the witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded . And on the motion of Tu.niel Hornbarger the Execut or therein names who made oath and together with Tu.vid Wade and Floyc 3mi th his securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of fiv e thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs, a certif icate is g ranted him for obtaining probate thereof in due form. Test; R. D. Montague, Clerk �J5/, Know all men by these presents that I Peter Hornbarger of the County of Montgomery, the State of Virginia doth for and in consideration of the natural love and regard I have and bear towards my son Daniel Hornbarger as well as the further consideration of one dollar to me in hand paid the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged doth give grant bargain sell and convey unto the said Tu.niel Hornbarger and his heirs the following negro slaves to wit Ke.ziah Ursula Jane William and Lewis Jackson and the said Tu.niel Hornbarger is not to sell or dispose of them, but keep them during his life and then divide them among his children and heirs. And I the said Peter Hornbarger doth hereby agree to warrant and defend the title to said negroes together with the future increase of the females to the said Daniel Hornbarger and his heirs free from the claim or claims of me or my heirs . But it is distinctly understood that I reserve the possession and control of them during my life . Witness my hand and seal this 22 day of May, 1846. Peter Hornbarger Seal Witness: R. D. Montague ; Eli Phlegar; Thos. C. Trigg . At a Court held for Montgomery County at the court House the 2nd day of June 1856 this bill of sale from Peter Hornbarger to Ia.niel HoITibarger was proven in court by the oaths of Rice D. Montague and Eli Phlegar two of the witnesses thereto. (Spelling and punctuation as in the original document . rndb) ============================================================================= REDDINGS and THEIR RELATIVES (A History of New England ' s foundling fathers) $56 .00. UNDERWOODS and THEIR RELATED FAMILIES -- Supp lement to ACRBR (softbound) $22.00 PIONEERS OF THE VIRGINIAS $50.00 ACROSS THE BLUE RIDGE $45 . 00 These books have been updated, revised and recently published new editions of the above. All prices include postage . Order from Billie Redding Lewis, 1104 Voncile St, Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919. ============================================================================= ============================================================================ SVCS has received a copy of the newsletter BERRY BULLETIN , which is devoted to those who are doing research on a BERRY family line or who have a single BERRY in a collateral branch of their family tree. If interested write to BERRY BULLETIN, Dorothy A Koenig, Editor, 1232 Carlotta Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94707 for a free copy. ============================================================================ �RUSSELL WILL IS? COUNTY, VIRGINIA BOOK 2 p. 255 AY-ti c l es o f agree ment made and entered into b y and be tween Rich ard Price junio:•r •:•f the one part & Jacob Sick of the other part, be.th c.f the Co u nty of Ru ssel l a nd State of Virginia , Witne sseth , tha t the said Price dc•th Rent or Lease part c•f t h e plantation where he now lives including the hc•l.lse and Lc•t where W i l l i a m Smith now lives do:•wn the branct-1 on the West side c•f the house to the Creek crossing the creek leaving out said Prices improvement tc• a Sy camo Y"e tree near the South East corner of the Elk ____ field from th ence teo the dry branch leaving out sr. Pr i c es C r a b - •::• r c h a r d f i e 1 d f .,.. o m t h en c e running with said Pr i c e' s l i ne on the East s i de of hi s plantatic•n to the beginning, for the term o:•f f i f teen yeays fY"c•m the f i r s t day of April, one thousand eig ht h1.1nd\""ed and eleven - sai d Price doth bind himself to be a h an d i n the blacksmith s hop during the abc•ve mentic•ned time. Said Si ck fc•r his part dc•th find a set c•f black s mith tc0 ols a nd i s t c • be a h a nd i n t he shop - We R i c hard Pr i c e 81. J a c eo b Si ck a re be• th tc• w o::• r k i n the shop, said Si ck i s to be a constant hand and t eo go::• equal i n p r o f i t 81. equal in e >-: pense ar ising from said sh •::•p i f e i t he r i s ca 1 1 e d o f or gc•es of the other has l i be Y" t y tci wc•r k i n sai d S hc•p and have al 1 the pr•:•f i t u nti 1 the either returns to the s hop. But when either wc•rks b y himself he is to wc•rk c 0 n his •:•w n e x pen se Said Sick find s the a b •:•ve mentioned tc1 o l a nd h as a l l the p r o f i t ar i sing fY" c•m sai d l and during the above menti o n ed term Fc•Y' the tY-ue peY-foy-mance of the abc0 ve obligat i•:•n we bind ouY-selves in the penal su m of fiftee n hundred d o l l ars eac h. As witness co1.1Y" h a nd s 81. sea l s this second day of N o:•vember 181 O. Richard Price (seal) his Jacob JS Sick mark Test (seal) John Ferguson Andrew Ferguso n Virginia At a cc•urt held for Russell c-:••.inty the 4th day of June 1811. Thi s instl""ume n t of writing was prc•ved b y the oath of John Ferg•.lson •=• n e of t he witnesses thereto:• and ordered to be re c •:•rded . t este James P Carrell, Submitted by * * D.C. Gene Swartzell * * * * * * * * * * curtailed of half its value if i t * * * .... .,. I h a ve come to regard a good book as has not a pretty Full index. It is almost impossible without such a guide to reproduce on demand the most striking thoug hts or facts the book contains whether For citation or Further consi- d era t ion. · ' ----- Horace Binney * * * * * * * .... .,. ..... .,. �158 RECORDS FROM THE BIBLE OF ROBERT RAPER Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter , NSDAR Roanoke , Virginia The attached is a true and just copy taken from the Bible of Robert Raper , Wythe County , Virginia . In 1949 this Bible was in the pos session of Mrs. Elizabeth Graham , Roanoke , Va . Printed by George Lane , for the Methodist Episcopal Church Conference , 1841 . James Collard , printer, 200 Mulber~J St ., New York, N. Y. MARRIAGES Robert Raper and Mary Craig Crockett married Dec . 20 , 1831, in Wythe Count.!'Y, Va. William Jackson Raper and Sallie Virginia Crockett married Sept . 4 , 1867 D3.vid Graham and Elizabeth Crockett Raper married Oct . 17 , 1894 Robert Allen Raper and Nannie Strother Crockett married June 16 , 1898 Richard Shelton and Margaret Maria Raper married October 12, 1904 Thomas H. Rowland and Willie Jackson Raper married Dec . 22 , 1908 John Crockett Raper and Vesta Livingston Woot~~JJJ married February 24, 1910 William Jackson Raper and Margaret Maria Crockett married Oct . 17, 1902 BIRTHS William Jackson Raper, born Dec . 6, 18J2 , Wythe County , Va, John Crockett Raper, born May Ji, 18J4, Wythe County , Va. Mary Ann Raper , born Sept. 19, 18J7 , Wythe County , Va . Robert Raper, born April JO , 1796, Liverpool , England. Mary C. Raper, consort of Robert Raper , parents of the above children , born February , 1808 Wythe County , Va . Mary Eugenia Raper, born July J1 , 1868 Elizabeth Crockett Raper, born April 19, 1871 Robert Allen Raper, born Jan . Ji , 1874 Willie Jackson Raper , born Sept . 25 , 1877 Margaret Maria Raper, born Oct . 16, 1878 Infant son of William Jackson Raper & Sallie V· Raper , born April 22 , 1882 John Crockett Raper, born Nov . ? , 1880 Sallie Virginia Raper, born April 12, 1884 Margaret Stuart Graham, daughter of David and Elizabeth Raper Graham , born Novm . 1 , 1896 Elizabeth Friel Graham, daughter of same parents , born Feb . 2, 1898 Sallie Virginia Raper, daughter of Robert A. and Nannie C. Raper , born Aug . 14, 19.00 Alberta Pendleton Raper, daughter of same parents , born Dec. 14, 1902 Mary Craig Raper, daughter of same parents , born November J, 1906 Aline Strother Raper , daughter of same parents born Feb . 25 , 1909 Jean Scott Raper, daughter of John C. and Vesta W. Raper , born Sept . 15 , 1912 Katherine Haper Shelton, daughter of Richard and Margaret Raper Shelton , bo:rn April 2J, 1906 Nannie Crockett Shelton , born Dec . J , 1907 William Raper Shelton, born Nov. 11 , 1909 Margaret Virginia Shelton, born Sept. 2 , 1911 �1.5'1 Raper Bible con't Robert Raper , died July 2J , 1878 Mary Craig Raper , died Feb. 14 , 1880 William Jacks on Raper , di ed July 19, 1913 Sallie Virg inia Raper, wife of William J. Raper , died Jan. 8, 1890 Infant son of the above parents Sallie Vi r g inia Raper, youngest daughter of W. J. and S , Ra.per, died April 6 , 190J Willie Raper Rowland , third daughter of W. J. and S . Ra.per , died Sept. 27 , 191J Maria Crockett Raper , second wife of W. J. Raper , died July 10, 1911 (note: taken from a typed copy) =============================================================================== LEGISLATIVE PETITION for GILES COUNTY VIRGINIA To the Legistature of Virginia The petition of the undersigned Citizens of the County of Giles as hereby (word marked out?) humbly represent to your Honourable body that they live at a remote distance from their CHouse (Never usual place of Voting) and other di f f cult ies with which they have to contend, compel ls them to ask that your Hon 1 body wi 11 grant to them a precinct election in their neighbourhood. Your petitioners would beg leave to s tate that very often in the month of April when the River s & Creeks are flush from the rains and snows of the past winter that they are forced to remain at home or travel on foot so as to avoid the waters, for the purpose of casting their votes. Your petitioners do hope that your Hon 1 body will hear prayer and grant to them such relief as their sit uation demands, they have selected the house of Thomas Ha1e on Wolf Creek as being the most central and convenient , they so l i c i t your Hon 1 body to pass a law establishing a precinct election at the house of th e said Hale. And in duty bound wil l ever pray &c I I ~ J Thomas Ba1e Isaac French 'William Hale Andrew S Ha1e John Conley John Lambert Lawrenze D Ha1e *Isaac French (_ere) John S French Cbar1es Ha1e Jr *James Chapman Elijah Davis Ra1pb Ha1e *John B Chapman Stcleair French James Burton Elias Burton Roland Fletcher Isaac Hale Wil1iam S Tracy *Joshua J Young Joseph Bare John Burton (ink blob) ~·: sbmanel Hall (son) Daniel Bale Noah B1ankenship *Wilson Johnston Russel F Conly wm B Ba e *Travice Burton (~·:These - names are very pa le) Date: 1842, Dec 7. Number of petition A6825, 13551, 2 sheets, Giles Co, Va, box of petition. A xerox copy of the original has been placed in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Library.) ==:.:.:.::: ==:.::.::..:. ==:.::.::.::::.::.: ::. :.:: :.: :.: ~:: =:::::::.::::: ::.:: :.: :: :.: :::.: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :.: ::::.:::.: :.:::::::::::.:::.:::::::::::::::::.:::.::.::::::::::::::::::: �/l:,0 HOUSE MEMBERS OF LEGISLA'IURE FROM SCOTT SINCE 18 15 Thursday , from February 17 , The Gate City Herald 19J8 Scott Co , Va . John Wood and James Moss Were First To Represen t Scott County Folowing (sic) is a list of the representatives who h.ave repres en ted Scott County in the Lower House of the Virginia Legislature since its organization in 1815 . John Wood and James Moss , 1815 and 1816; John Wood and James Fullen , 1816 and 1817; James Fullen and James Moss , 1817, 1818 ; William Fugate and James Moss , 1818 and 1819; James Albert and Thomas Rogers, 1819 and 1820 ; Henry Wood and William Taylor, 1820 and 1821 ; Henry Wood and Griffith Dickenson, 1821 and 1822 ; Hiram Kilgore and Griffith Dickenson , 1822 and 182J ; George Wilcox and Hiram Kilgore , Jr. , 182J and 1824; Griffith Dickens on and James Fullen, 1824 and 1825; James Fullen and William Kilgore , Sr., 1825 and 1826; Thompson G. Martin and George Willcox , 1826 and 1827 ; George Mcconnel , Jr. , and Griffith Dickenson, 1827 and 1828; Thompson G. Martin and Jonathan Morison, 1828 and 1829 ; Hiram Kilgore and Alexander M. Gray, 1829 and 18JO; Hiram Kilgore 1820 and 1831 ; Hiram Kilgore 1831 and 18J2; Fayette McMullin , 18J2 and 18JJ; Fayette McMullin , 18JJ and 18J4; Robert Speer, 18J4 and 18J5; Fayette McMullin, 1835 and 18J6 ; Robert Speer, 18J6 and 18J7 ; David Culbertson 18J8; James Culbertson 1839 ; Charles Quillin , 18J9 and 1840; James Bevins, 1840 and 1841 ; Charles Quillin 1841 a nd 1842 ; James Kane , 1842 and 1843 ; James Kane 184J and 1844; James Kane , 1844 and 1845; Ira Fugate , 1845 and 1846; William H. Morison, 1846 and 1847; William H. Morison 1847 and 1848; Ira Fugate 1848 and 1849 ; Cahrles(sic) Quillin , 1849 and 1850 ; Robert Speer, 1850 and 1851; Iavid McKinney , 1851 and 1852; Elkanah Flanary , 1852 and 1853 ; Scott and Lee , and Iavid McKinney , Joseph H. Carter , Scott and Lee, John D.mcan for Scott , 1853-54; H. Riggs , Lee and Scott and J . T. McIver for Scott, 1855 and 1856; David McKinney , Lee and Scott and John Hickam for Scott , 1857 and 1858; David Mille Lee , Scott and Wise , Scott Henry Holdway , 1859 and 1860 and 1861 ; James Franklin Scott and Wise , 1861, ' 62, ' 6J ; Lee, Scott and Wise , James Bays , 1861 , ' 62 , ' 6J ; fuvid Miller, Lee, Scott and Wise , James H. Horton, Scott and Wise for 186J , '64 , '65 ; Z. W. Davidson and G. H. Kenrick, 1865, ' 66 , ' 67 ; E. F. Tiller and J . H. Horton, 1869, '70 , ' 71; William P . Queen 1871 , ' 72, '73 ; James B. Richmond 1 1874 and 1875; Ira P. Robinett , 1875, ' 76 , ' 77 ; A. B. McConnell, 1877 '78 ' 79, ' 80;James A. Taylor 1881 and 1882 ; Charles C. Meade , 188J and 18S4· ' Joseph J. Addington 1885 , '86, '87; James B. Craft, 1887 and 1888; Mile~ Craft, 1889 and 1890; J . M. Hoge, 1891 and 1892 ; Miles Craf t 1893 and 1894; Joseph L. Dorton, 1895 and 1896; E. M. Carter 1897 and 1898 ; Robert W. McConnell, 1899 and 1900; Emmet M. Carter, 1901-1903 ; E. A. Hoge, 1904; c. s. Pedleton, 1906; C. S. Pendleton , Jan . to Mar. 1910 ; M. P. Taylor , 1912 ; John H. Johnson , 1914 and 1915; G. Claude Bond , 1916; G. Claude Bond , 1918; R. R. Templeton, 1920; R. G. Craft , 1922; C. P . Qillen , 1924 ; J . Mitchell Taylor, 1926-28; Dr. W. H. Perry, 1930 to the present . "Praise-God Barebones had a brother named If - Christ-Had-Not-Died-For-Thee-ThouWouldst-Have-Been-Damned Bare bones, who was ca l led ' Damned Barebones' for short. 11 "Fourth Bathroom Reader" by Bathroom Readers Institute , p 191 . ==:..::.::.::.::..: :.::.: :::.::..::.::.: :=:::.::::.::.::::.: :.::.::.::..::.:::.::.: :::::.::.::..::..: :::.: :..::.: :.: :.: ::::.: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: ::: :.: :: :: ::: : : - - - --- V1rgln1& .Apps.lei¢~n Woteti - =-~ ·-- -- ·-.. ·-·-·-·-,.. ·::: :::: ::: :: 1 J ( �,,, BOOK REVIEWS 1920 CENSUS OF CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA compiled by Ruth G Hale. This is a corrected copy of the census. Mrs Hale visited families, used court house records, cemetery records, obituaries, etc, and compared those sources with the census. In some cases, she has added the nicknames to the census so people will know that is the family they are looking for. The book is indexed, 96 pages, soft bound . Price is $15.00 plus postage of $1.50, total $16. 50. Order from Ruth G Hale, 3945 Read Mountain Road, Roanoke, Va 24019. Buzzard and Alt Families, compiled by Monte P. Buzzard, P.O. Box 353, San Luis Obispo, CA 9340 1, is soft-cover, 8 1/2 X 11", 207 pages, indexed, $15. 00. This book covers the descendants of Henry Buzz a rd and E 1 i z abeth Alt (Ault). The ancestors of Henry Buzzard were from the Palatinate and emigrated to Switzerland. Further information is given for this and other families of this surname, all of i t referenced. This book updates the author's previous book, The Buzzard Family in America, 1981. The book contains lists of data from various sources such as land or vital records. It continues with family listings, histories of families and individuals, and information on the following surnames: Bussard, Ault, Hul 1, Radabaugh, Zickafoose, Grimes, Carpenter, and Chestnut. Copies are available from the author at the above add ress. CEMETERIES OF FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA - Vol. II - BURK ' S FORK DISTRICT comp lied by Phyllis Goad Phi 11 ips and Genevieve Cochran Starkey. The book has 109 cemeteries listed. As with any cemetery book, some of the cemeteries . listed are those that this may be the only recorded information before they ' disappear• forever . The book is 6 " x9 " , soft cover, perfect bound, 142 pages, completely alphabetized index. The book should be received from the printer by the end of November. The price is $13 . 50 plus $2. 00 postage & handling. Order from : Phillips - Starkey, PO Box 106, Willis, VA 24380. :: ==:.::.: =:.::.:.:.::.: :=:.::.::.: ==:.: == :: =:.:: :: == == =:: ===== :.::.::.::: ======== =::.:::::::::::::: ====::::::========::.::.::::::::::.:::::::-:::: MIDDLE NAMES Did you known that middle names were once illegal? The old English law was de£ini te as to the naming of children and, according to Sir Edward Coke• s law commentary, "A man ca nnot have two names of Baptism; and on bills of sale, that purchaser must be named by the name of his Baptism and surname." Royal personages were always allowed to have more than one given name, but as late as 1600 i t was said that there were only four persons in all England who had two given names. In 1620, when the 'Mayflower' sailed for America, not a man or woman aboard had a middle name ! Thanks to the Clark/Oconee Genealogica l Society Newsletter, PO Box 6403, Athens, GA 30604. Our thanks to "The Family Tree", PO Box 1110, Moultrie, GA 31776-1110. ==:.::.::.: == =:.: =:.::.: == ==:; =::::.::.: ::: :: :.: :.:. :-.:. ::: :.: :: :: :: :.: == ===:.::.: :.:.:.:: =:: =-==== ==:.::.: ::::.: ::.:.: :.::.: ::::.:::::.:.:::::::.::::: VJ.rtln1a .Appalaobtan Notes ===== :::.: ==:: :.:.:.::::.::= �QUERIES Please limit your query to 60 words - it is a job trying to reduce the words in a long query so we can use it. At times we have used one lon g query as two of the three queries (as below). The ideal 60-word query should be concise & about one person or family (Society's opinion) 112- 92: Would like to correspond with anyone interested in the POPE or BAGNAL families of the Grayson, Wythe, Carroll Cos. of Va. Also the TERRY family of Lee Co, Va. Nancy Cowan , 8333 N.W . 33, Bethany, OK 73008 113- 92: Wish to correspond with desc of : William HAWKS, Lulu HAWKS MITCHELL, George HAWKS and Lizzie HAWKS WAGGLE - 1915 all living St Clair Co, MO. (2) J A HAWKS, Frank HAWKS and Charles HAWKS - 1915 all living Kansas City, MO. (3) Susan HAWKS BETTORS and Thomas M HAWKS, where abouts unknown in 1915. Mrs S Oscar Dean, Rd #3 Box 82, Cambrid~ Springs, PA 16403. 114-115=92: The Union Mission Cemetery & Sunday School is located in Clarksvil l e, Mecklenburg Co, VA. The church was destroyed by fire after 1946 & the cemetery has suffered from years of neglect. Surnames found include: AVERETT, GLASSCOCK, McLAUGHLIN, RHODES, ROYSTER, WHEELER, WHITT & 5 unreadable names. Craig RHODES has received the deed to the cemetery land 8 is beginning efforts to restore it; repair the tomestones & prevent further losses. It is his goal to establish a non-profit organization & a interest-bearing trust fund to provide perpetual care for the cemetery. Anyone interested in donating time, money or information should contact Mr Rhodes at 133 Montclair Loop, Daphne, AL 36526. Phone (205) 626-6573. Craig D Rhodes, see above. 116-92: See parents/ancs/info on Malachi Green RHODES b 1811 GA-d 1885 AL) md Mary Ann ARRINGTON (b 1814 NC- d AL). Ch: William J, b 1831 AL; Sarah b 1835 AL; Thomas b 1842 AL; John b 1844 AL; Malachi b 1848 AL; Harvey b 1851 AL; Rebecca b 1853 AL. Craig D Rhodes, 133 Montclai~ Loop, Daphne, AL 36526 . 117-92: Need info on John BRASFIELD of Amelia Co who went to NC before 1800. Seek VA progenitors of Gibson families in Botetourt, Russell, Lee, etc, Cos, whose families migrated KY, OH, TN, WV & NC pre 1820 . Will gladly exchange . Mary Rane Davie, 7451 North Shore Rd, Norfolk, VA 23505-1770 118-92: John KEETON & wife Elizabeth in Franklin Co, TN by 1808. Were they connected to Frannklin Co, VA or Mecklenburg KEETONS? Their ch: Margaret, Clarissa, William, George W, others . John, b c1775, took up warrant of George DOHERTY in TN, so possible connection there. ~..El. Hane Davie, see__ll~ 119-92: Edward & John STRINGER from Louisa & Goochland area in sw VA before 1810 moving to TN. Ned help on STRINGER in sw VA. M<!_r_y_ Han~ Davie, se_e_.l_~_:_ 120-92: Seeking info on a Nicholas MINKS of Wythe Co, VA, that was md to a Mary PARSONS on 6 Mar 1810. Could he be the parent of Gillison MINKS of Rockcastle Co, KY . .0:.rm n Fle;_'!_T..ll_.i_t:_C?__Ji.s_Ad~jld, Salin<!_._~~ ~4<?__1_:..~~._ 121-92 : Am desc of Constantine TURNER & Mary LAVINDER of Franklin Co, Va. believe Mary to the d/o John & Mary Deppity LAVINDER. He b c1800-d cl8SO . I { Vil'CUU& App&.lachla.n Notes ' �The LAVINDER family is from the Henry Co area. Does anyone have info on John 8 Mary Deppity LAVINDER? Beckie Ha_mrnons, 60Q_~ Hoover, Houston, TX 77092. 122-92: Do you have info on the MEEK family of Washington Co? Eliza MEEK (b 1805-d 1835) md John McCALL (b 1795-1887) of Washington Co. Seeking the parentage of Eliza MEEK . Could it be Joseph? Becki~ Hammons, see 121-92 . 123-92: Need on parents of Nancy HARRISON of Tazewell Co . Is her f Thomas HARRISON (b 1755-d 1815) who rnd Hannah DENNIS of Botetourt/Augusta Co? Thomas HARRISON may be part of the HARRISONS of Augusta Co? Would like to hear from anyone on either the HARRISON or DENNIS family. 13eckie !!.a...!'.!!11_~~~~21-9~ 124-92: Need info on George HANNAH & Elizabeth BRATCHER, md 2 Nov 1792 in Bedford Co, Va . Was Elizabeth his 2nd wife? Did they have any ch? Would 1 ike to correspond with anyone researching these families. Q_~ ~u b be I!__.__!:_0_ _~~ 4 4 ~0..__S_c:_~t:._"t;_s_1{_~1_~...!-_cA 9 50 6 7 -6 512 ~ 125-92: Need info on Mark EVANS who rnd Tempy BRATCHER 24 Feb 1800 in Bedford Co, Va. Was he s/o Peter EVANS & Mary TOSH. Would like to correspond with anyone researching these farni 1 ies. p__t-!_Ji._ubben, se~ 124-9_~. 126-92: Need info on Thomas W MICOV (d l Sept 1846) & Mrs Fannie MICOV, members of Sa lme' s Presbyterian Church & also 1st Presbyterian Church of Roanoke (Big Lick) . Would like to correspond with anyone researching these families. Q__M__W_ubben...!_ see 12L::-_.:9_~ . 127-92: Joseph REYNOLDS, b cl760, md Rachel? . Resided Back Creek, Roanoke Co, VA . Joseph d cl822. Ch: Larkin, John, Obadiah, William, Thomas, Elizabeth, Susan, Mary Rachel & Sophia . Who were Joseph's & Rachel's parents? Were the REYNOLDS English, German or ? Any info appreciated. C3:_.~<!z Thomas, 4317 Plantation Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76116. 128-92: Will exch info on any HOUGH or HUFF family of VA or NC. Bahia Bl~l!_C:..~_w_est, La~'!._na H_ill_~__CA 92653-283_~ G1:._a.E._~3:_.l_l_e___w_l-!_ou~,__3-_t:._3-_8-B 129-92: My ggf who came to TN was Alfred Hill DOUGLAS, b 1809 near Big Is land, Bedford Co, VA. His parents Robert & Permelia (NOELL) DOUGLAS; his gp David & Elizabeth (HILL) DOUGLAS; his ggp Robert & Catherine DOUGLAS md 1741 Louisa Co, VA & he later d 1786 Cumberland Co, VA. Would like to correspond with any DOUGLAS who can lead to the progenitor of this family . Mrs -~lea~o_r_ _!!_a_r_r_3:_.s_,_P_o__Box_ _20~- Whites Creek, T_N_37 ~~~ 130-92: John "Jack" SAUL (b c 1783) md Nancy LUKE 1804 in Franklin Co, VA . She d/o Faithful LUKE & Leony HARDWICK. Was he s/o Samuel SAUL & Mrs Hannah HALEY md 1784 Campbell Co, VA'? Siblings would have been Samuel Jr, Jemima, James D & others. ~ee__!_o_~_e_r_ Wh_~t:._~-~~~--~?_ !fo<?_d_~~r_~d:..ve, Bou_l_<!_e_r__Ci1)'.1 NV 89005. 131-92: Seek name of parents of Esther (RENFRO) LOONEY (b c1739; d on Sinking Creek, Botetourt Co, Va , 26 Feb 1821 "in her 82nd year''· Esther 'r obituary said she was the first white female to have been born in Botetourte County. l3i11 ie Redd in~_L_ew3:_,~--~l_q_4__1{_<?._n_~ile ~~- I-ake__\i_ale_~__t_L_~3_85~. 132-92: $100 REWARD for documented proof of parents & birthplace of Andrew VJrSinj& Appale.oh1a.n Not-es �E LEWI S b 1801 in NC (according to 1850-60 Washington Co, Va census); died between 1860- 70 ; md El izabeth (KAYLOR) , (d Washington Co, Va on 4 July 1846) d/o Daniel KAYLOR & Elizabeth WEEKS ; md/2 Sarah who d 1881 B bur in Mendota Cemetery in Mendota , Washington Co, Va. Billie Redding Lewis , see 131 - 92. 133-92 : $100 REWARD for proof of parents 8 birthplace of Matthew MARTIN Sr (b - d Franklin Co, Va in Sept 1853) md Edith STATO N d/o George & Sarah (ROBERTSON) STATON . ~illie R Lewis, see 131-92 134- 92: Seek surname , ancestry of Frances , w/o Robert PRUNTY (1750-1824). Lived on Snow Cr eek , Henry (later Franklin) Co, Va . Ch: Thomas (md Sally RIVES), Jesse (md Nancy FINNEY) , Polly (md John FINNEY), Sarah (md Ph ilip CARTER), Robert Jr (md Nancy FARIS), John (md Carpathia CLARDY), Jane (md BONDURANT), Mary Frances (md Joseph RIVES) , James. Lois M Gil le~ i ~--~<L._B_~__l 9272-.~oulc!_e.E.!__~ 80306-1:_92 7 135- 92: Need info on Mary Ann (nee NETHERLAND?), w/o Walter MAXEY (cl716-1791). To Bedford Co, Va cl762 (probably from Goochland) . Franklin Co land, probate. Burial near present Smith Mountain Lake . Ch: Walter Jr, Josiah, Jeremiah , Jesse, Jane (md John CRAGHEAD), Mary (md Walter ADDY), Lucy (md William COWDEN), Susannah (md John SULLIVANT) , Esther (md Dr Thomas C KEMP/CAMP). Lo i~-~LQ.~1_1_~-~~--~~~ 1tl 3 4 - 9 ~q_ 136- 92: Lewis NEILL (NEALE) joi ned Revolutionary Army at Frederick Co, Va. Had a bro William . Received pension in Henry Co, KY . B cl756 Va, d cl836 KY. Who were his parents? Was wife Susan GREEN? Would like to correspond with anyone researching this family. Jane Warrick, 7554 ~ ~~-c!__S-..!L__~u_£_s~~ AZ _85710~ 137 - 92: I would like to know the birth 8 death dates for Henry RING of Grayson Co, Va. Al so the marriage date to Rachael WRIGHT . I found them in 1830 census - but have not found him or her in 1840 census. She was i n 1850 census as widow - with their 2 youngest sons . ~_a_z_e_!_~e_f!!.!O_On~ Q_l_ive,__~4_~~-q_lde__M_ill C~ c 1 ~~-st , Indianap_o_l:_i_s_,_l_N_.!:_6_~6_~ 138-92: Would like the parents of Raymond LOVERN, b cl810 Halifax Co , md Elizabeth Fisher, b cl813 Halifax Co, 6 June 1839 - to Mont . Co by 1850 . Also info on Jacob Butt, b 23 Aug 1822 Botetourt Co , md Charolette M Moses , b 26 Mar 1826 Bot. Co, md 23 Mar 1848, Mont Co, Va . Who were the parents'? Katherine Goo_c!._1!._o_l_m-L.-~53 W _ Don_ _F_F_anc ~5-£.£_,,_ Keary_~ ptah__~4_1_1_~ . 140-92: Desire to know parents, brothers 8 sister of John WARDEN who md Malinda WARDEN in Wythe Co, Va . They lived at the Pierce Mill on Cripple Creek with son James Thomas & Sar ah Eliz ab et h • !'fa l_~t_a--~~d-~ !i_u_r_p_!1_y_,__f!_c_~l_y_o_~-~1J_,_ (New address) Pr i 1l_s..e;_t_o_f!..?_-'~~4 7 4_0_._ 140-92: Records in Giles Co, Va list Pheobe WORK as marrying Alexander TAYLOR Aug 1827 . Can anyone help me with the names of Pheobe ' s parents or other f am i 1 y? M'!..l_~t_'!.._~~_d-~_t-!_u_r_p_hy ,_~~~1_4_0_-_9_~ 141-92 : Need to correspond with anyone researching the following names in Bedford, Russell, Scott, Montgomery, Wythe or Washington Cos : BROWN, CALOWELL, GRANT, BEST, CALLAWAY, STEPTOE, WOODY, ECHOVEY, HALL, UHL. Mainly interested in Brown lines in the above cos. from 1700-1850. Freddy__Bro_w_ll.L_5_!_6__.!l_~c!_~{2_e_r_ _D_r_~":.,~-S-cot_t_s_~~l_l_~-JCY 4~1_~4_._ ph ( 502) 23 7-3078 V1rS1nla Appa.1e.oh1an Notes J �142 - 92: Who were the p/o Bernard " Barnet" CARTER, b cl735 in either Car oline or Spotsylvania Co, Va , md 1756 to Elizabeth TUREMAN of Middlesex Co , Va, d/o Ignatius TUREMAN , b c 1698 & Mary PACE . Bernar d d in Frannklin Co, Va . Need info both lines, will exch. Wm T Carter, ~435 Corde ll Dr SW, Roanoke, Va 24018. 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My husband refers t o my endeavors as searching for those "old dead people." They may be dead, but they're MY old dead people . our presentation of the .1920 ce~sus . on microfilm to the Virginia Room of .the Roanoke City Pu~lic Library was the largest single gift the library has . ev~r re~e7ved . . They are appreciative. I am sure that all of you within dr1v1ng distance and those of you who travel through Roanoke at sometime will he able to use these records. We were very pleased that we received these records so quickly--even before the State Library received theirs! We presented the Floyd County Clerk's Office with a check for $300 to aid i n thei r efforts to preserve and restore some of their older records . We received a wonderful thank you note from Mr. Peters, the County Clerk , thanking us for the check and assuring us that their efforts would continue. We would like to be able to present checks to other counties when they are making pl ans to restore or preserve some of those valuable records that we al 1 enjoy using . Our trip to Floyd County in May was a wonderful e v ent , and I hope we' 11 be able to do more 1 ike it . If you have a suggestion concerning court records that you have used, please drop u s a note . Unfortunately, we have heard of some fellow genealogists who h a ve l ost their records either by fire or water damage. We will be ha v ing an archivist at one of our fall meetings who will be sharing h is knowledge concerning the protection of our personal records and r esearch . The election of officers will be one of the first things on o u r agenda when we resume our meetings in September . If you are int erested in serv i ng a s an of f icer o r se rving on one of the c onuni t t e es , p 1 ease 1 et me know · M.ar.y Jane Va d e n , who has served our org aniz at ion i n man y c a pacit i e s .' n e eds someone who is inte rested i n t a~ing over . the recording of our many exchange quar te r l~es. T.hi s woul d invg} Ve th.e r ecor q }t e e p i ng when the quart7rl ies a rr1 v e and t he tJor r espondenee i nv o 1 v e d with other o rgan1 z ~tion§ who~ e quart er li es we acc e pt . These quarterlies are housed in the Vi rgini a Room. If you would like to be the first one to s ~ e ( and re a d those of parti c ular interest to you) the quarterlies as the y a rr i v e , pl ease con tact Mary Jane or myself. This job d oes not invo l ve any mee ting s. I h ope to see you all i n September . �81 Letters from Floyd County Confederate Soldiers (William Jenkins, Private , Co . A, 24th Virginia Inf ., CSA born Jan . 1, 1823, Floyd C01.mty, died Feb 26, 186.3, of smaJ.lpox in hospital at Danville, Va •.; m. Sept 13, 1855, Floyd County, Delilah Smith (l827-1909), daughter of Henry A. & Catherine Smith . They had three children: Angeline, Virginia and Eliza) William Jenkins to Lilah Jenkins Lynchburg, Va., March 23, 1862 Dear wife - I seat myself to write you a few lines to let you know that am wel and I hope this wil find you aJ.l wel. We got to Lynch burg yesterday and wer examend and they wouldnt let me off. We aJ.l three have to go on to the regiment. I dont want this to greave you for the God who rules heaven and earth wil be with his people in the sixth truble and wil not f orsak them in the seventh. We are in an old tobacco factory. The people are as much excited here as they was at home . I want you all to do the best you can. We have nothing but bred and meat to eat here and everybody says the war will have to close . I trust t ·o. God it wil. You needent to write to me til I write again. No more at present but remain your loving husban, so farewell Wm. Jenkins I Will iam Jenkins to Delilah Jenkins Henryacco (Henrico) Co, Va. May 17, 1862 Dear wife - It is wi:th 'plesher I seat mysel f to drop you a.. few lines to let you know that I am wel and I hope when the as lines come to hand they wil find you all wel We are retreating back to Richmond wear in ten miles of Richmond now God only Imows what wil becom of us we was aJ.l in a fight the 5th of this month wher the balls fel around us as thick as hale but that God who rules heaven and earth preserved us There was a many a pore man fel a victom to death The place that onst knew them wil know them no more forever John Gardner and Masarine Howel was both cripeld Luther and Jacob and John ar all wel I sent you fifty dollars by Emet Runels and my · ; and likeness in them I want you to write to me as soon as you g~t this leter and state whether you got them or not direct your letters to Richmond the 24 Regiment in the care of J. w0 Shel ton. May God bl es us all is my prare so farwell fo~ a while when you write let me know how you ar geting along with your work no more but remain yow:stil death farwel Wmo Jenkins William Jenkins to Delilah Jenkins Culpeper, Va., Nov the 18, 1862 Dear wife - It is with great pleasure that I seat myself to answer your kin d and welcome letter which I got yesterday eveningo I was glad to hear Marguerite Tise Box J4J Floyd, Va. 24091 June 2, 1 992 V1riin1& .Appalaohtan Not.es �9 2. that you was all wel and doing as wel as you are . I am happy to inform you that I am wel and tolerable wel satisfide tho I would be a heap better satisfide if I was at home with you all for I am getting v ery tir ed of lying on the ground tho we must put up with it and do the best we can. A camp life i s hard life to live at the best. You rote you had your com in a heap and wisht I was there to help you shuck i t out . I :reckon, Dear Lilah, you don ' t wish it more sincerely than I do for the time seems long sins I saw you all but I do sincere ly hope and pray to God that it wont be long til we shal have the plesher to seeing each other agane . I want you if you hant got grane enuf to do you to buy enuf to do you and what stock you have and if you hant got money enuf to buy with, buy enuf to do you and I wil send you some money the first chance I have. Everything is high and God only knows what two or three months may bring forth . Brother John is complaining of not f ealing wel but I :reckon it is nothing but cold . Tel the girls that he has rote them three or four letters and ha.sent got any answers to them and he wantsto hear from them , Pap and Mother and Nan . I was glad to hear that you was wel and I reckon you dont want to see me any wors than I do you . So I must close for the present . May God bles us all is my prayer, so farewel for a while . Wm . Jenkins a (Jacob Smith, Co. I , _54.th Virginia Inf ., CSA ) , son of Henry A. & Catherine Smith, brothe r of Delilah Smith Jenkins; wotmded three times , captured at Five Forks, taken to Point Lookout prison , released June 1865) (1837- Jacob Smith to Delilah Jenkins Camp Near Richmond, Va . May 14 , 186J Dear Sister - I seat myself to write you a fiew lines to l et you know that we are both tolerably well at this time and hope that these fiew lines will come safe to hand and find you well and all of your little children well. I havent got any nuse to rite to you that would be interesting to you more than I have had a long and t i resome march from Suffolk we had a rough march of it we had to march through creeks and mud and some places the water was about half l eg deep i n the road for miles and we had to march very fast for we was on a retreat and the Yankee cavilry was after us braking down men and straglers . We marched about 85 miles in les than 6 days we got to this place on the 10th of this month I dont know how long we will stay here but we just stopped here to rest and draw clothing and shoes I hope we will stay here a long time for I want to :rest a while for I have been marching and fiting as mutch as I want to do. Dear Sister I will impart to you something about your husband ' s papers and money if you havent got the papers that he had when he was sent to the hospitaJ. when he left us he had about 75 or 80 Dollars in money and he had a bond on Albert Mathus for about 25 Dollars and John W. Haden was Security on the bond and I thought it was my duty to inform you about it and if you havent got the money nor the bond you had better g et somebody to talk to V1ri101& Appe.l&ohJan Notes �f3J. Captain Shelton about it I recon that he knows the place whare he died and mab y he would know who was in charge of the hospital at the time when he died and if does you had better give him something to get it for you. Give the children my love and best respects and tel them that I would like to see them the best kind and that I hope this war will soon end and th.a tthe Lord will spare me and let me live to retllITl home again and see the m So I wi.11 now close hoping to hear from you soon may God bless you all is the prare of your dear brother Jacob Smith Direct your l e tter to : Richmond Va ., Co A 24th Regt Va Vols. I will direct this l e tter to you and Sister Martha for I dont expect that you would get in as much a s she will . (Fleming Smith, Co , I, _54th Virginia Inf ., CSA (1825-1905) , son of Henry A. & Catherine Smith, brother of Delilah Smith Jenkins ; wounded at Mt. Zion, Jtme 25, 1864) Fleming Smith to Delilah Jenkins Camp near Dal.ton, Ga Feb the 19, 1864 Dear S ister: Through the kind providence of God I am spa.red up to this time and take pleasure in droping you a few lines to let you know that we are both tolable well at this time and hope when these lines come s to hand that they may find you and all the rest well . We are in prety good winter quarte rs but we dent know how long that we will stay I was in hopes tha t we would get to come to Virginia but I am afraid that we wont get to come but Co:rnel Trigg sends word that he thinks that we will get to come by March I do wish that we may for the fare is verry hard we dont draw no flour nothing but co:rn and been ( s ic) beef such as we would not e at at home you wrote to me that you was in hopes that thare would be peace this spring but thare is not mutch prospect of peace as I can see unle s s the s olgers just comes home anyhow thare has not bin anybody reinlisted in our brigade as yet and I dent think that they will the gene rals are s o hard on the solgers that and the gard duty so hevy that we cant hardly stand them you wrote to me to try and get a furlow to come home but I fear that thare is no chance of me a furlow 0 So I will close f or the present write sune I remane your affectionate brother until death Flemen Smith ====== ======================================================================= Forty-two Is Enough ••· ··· •• • from Raleigh , NC on July 28, 1893 to the NY Evening Post •••.• Moses Williams, a negro farmer, lives in the eastern section of t hi s s tate •..•• 65 years old . •. married twice ••• by 1st wife 23 children, 20 girls and 3 boys •• •••• by 2nd wife ••• 22 children, 20 girls and 2 boys . ••• about SO gr andchi l dren •••••••·• ' Anomalies and Curiosities of Med i c ine' by GM Gould MD 8 W L Py le MD, 1896/1956, p 158. V1rg1...'lia Appa.la.oh1rm Notes �84 . 84 Let ters from Floyd County Confederate Soldiers (Daniel Bower, Clark ' s Battalion , 30th Virginia (1825-1893) , m. Nov 27 , 1851 , Elizabeth Smith (1831-1920) ten children) Daniel Bower to Elizabeth Bower Camp Glade Spring, Washington Co. June the 8 , 1863 Dear Wife and Children - I seat myself down to l et yew know that I am well as comon and when these few lines come to hand they may find you enjoying the same blesing and doing well and I wood like to see you and the children . I hope an trust to God it wont bee long till this distressing war will come to a (illegible , line in fold of paper) ever again as we once did . Dear Wife we must put our trust in God for he is with us wherever we ar and hee sees and knows everything we do for hee is with us nite and day . Dear Wife I hant got much nuse to write to you at this t i me and I want you to doo the best you can for yourself till I com home . An tell t he children they must doo all they can for you and therselves and I want you to l et me know whether you heerd from Sire latly and I want to know how you ar giting along with your work and how your (line illegibl e) and you must giv all the best nuse you can from Floyd and tell mee whether Thomas is gone or not . There is a taJ.k about us a leeving here and a going to Tenneesee but I dont know whether we will or not Dear Wife I want you to write to mee as often as you can an dont forget to write and i l e rite every week if I can or every two weeks I could a got mee a s ubstitute since we bin here for three thousand dollars in cash Dear Wife I must bring my leter to a close but I would much rather tell thes things to you than to write it to you It would bee more pleasure to mee Write soon as you can I will bee your afectionat husband until deth Daniel Daniel Bower to Elizabeth Bower Camp Naroes (Narrows) June the 25 1863 Dear Wife I this raney morning seet myself down to drop you a few lines to let you know that I am well as for helth I have got a bad coff an cold by giting so wet I received your kind leter dated the 18 of June and was trewly glad to reed your kind leter an to heer from you an that you was all well as comon an doing well and I hope when these few lines come to hand they may find you all well an doing well. dear wife you say your crop looks fine and I am trewly glad to heer it and I wish I could bee with you there and the children I hope an trust to God it wont bee long before this trublesome wor will stop so as we aJ.l can return home to owr wives an children but God only know when it wil bee we must put our trust in h~m I hant got much nuse for you we ~ave a gradeel of gard duty to do it takes about eighteen a day bee sides the pickets the re is eight pickets on every day I was out on picket yesterday we stan twenty fore owrs at a time but I dont care if we can stay hyr which we will I reckon vi;-~tnia Appals.ch1an Not.Ag �8 .5 · from what they say I hant heerd from William sence we left him they have had a hevy batle in Tennesee an the fifty forth was in it and they say they was cut all to peces but I dont know it to bee so It may bee false report I want you to write to mee if you have heerd from Shelvy latly I got a leter from yesterday and hee says his family is all well ·I must bring my leter to a close by saying ile bee your true and afectionat husband til deth Daniel =====~~========~=========================~=======~~========~~~============~=~= LEGISLATIVE PETITION for GILES and PULASKI COUNTIES, VIRGINIA To the Honorable the General Assembly of Virginia The petition of the undersigned a citizen of the County of Giles in the State aforesaid would most respectfully represent, That a turnpike . road from the said County to the County of Pulaski across Cloyd Mountain, has been long desired by a great portion of the Citizens of the South, west, and is unquestionable ca ll ed for by the best interests of this part of the State , with a view therefore to, its Construction , your pe titioner prays that your Honorable body pass a law authorising your petitioner to construct a turnpike road at a grade not exceeding five degree across said mountain, to Convene at Fo point near the great crossings of Walkers Creek i n Giles County, passing through the Gap of Walkers mountain and across Cloyds mountain to back Creek in the County of Pulaski -- Your pe. . f . d or a titioner askes that said road be required to be made eighteen eet wi e less width excep t a t sue h points . . . & th ere t o be a less . as may require digging width, not less than fifteen feet --------Your petitioner askes that page 2 the rate of tolls be fixed on said road accordin g to the laws, usages, customs & usual & proper in such r oads & as in duty bound &c - Nov ath 1845 Thomas Shannon page 3 To the General Assembly of Virginia the undersigned Citizens of Giles & Pulaski County, reciding in the region of the proposed road, beg to state that the road if constructed will be of great benefit to the South West, & is desired by every one so far as we are advised & we trust your Honorable body may pass a law in Preforrnity with the petition of Thomas Shannon, hereto annexed. & as in duty &c---- - Nov ath 1845 Jame s Bane Tho 5 L King Charles King Wm B Allen John Mcpherson Tobias Hiller Jame s Blan Jacob Strider Larken Linkous John Mustard Solomon A Stephens John Bane Madison Allen James B Hiller William Bane Robt G Davis Edward Johnston James Johnston Ira.? D. Ball Chapman Bane p Cecil (Giles Co) W D Strothers W B Bove (Tazewell Co) John C King David Cloyd wm Thomemes (of Montgomery) (Pulaski Co ) Edwin JeAmiss do Becken Maguir Addison-Davis Adam.f<i""iID-s-t"<i""n--William M Miller Virg:J.n1a Appalachian Notes wm �I . I Bb ...;,.EVENTS OF OUR CHILDHOOD by Rosalee Collins Pless 1877-1966 *Contributed by Mrs. Calvin Beeson (Written in 1913) When I was about six years old, my father put a few household goods in a covered, one-horse wagon, and started out to Wise County, Virginia, in the fall of 1883. We three children rode on the one seat in the front end of the wagon, while our father held the check lines and drove, walking along side the wagon and my mother trudged along behind uso The wagon was drawn by a fine old, 25 year old, Percheron mare o f almost human intelligenceo I shall never forget an incident that occurred on the second or third day of our journey . We were travel ling on the first hard surface road ever built in that part of the state. We were nearing the point where the first railroad was built in that part of the state cro ss ed the rock road when we heard a train whistle We children had never seen a train, and father supposed that old Puss, the big mare, had never seen a train either· so my mother yanked us out hastily and placed us on a' high stack of lumber by the roadside, jerked off her old split bonnet to cover the mare ' s right eye with it, and my father covered the left eye of the mare with his old broadrimmed felt hat. Old Puss only rai sed her head and wiggled her ears a little , and the men on the train platform lauged heartil y and cheered. 0 My father bought land and r a ~sed a crop the first year we lived in Wise County. During that summer while he was building a cabin on his land, we lived in a house on a farm located about two or three miles from Pound Gap on Ge~rge's Creek between two high mountains o This summer was a very hot, dry one, so much so that the waters dried up till only poo l s of water thick with clouds of almost pure s ulphur remained along the creek. An epidemic of mountain cho l era took the life of my four-year old sister, and tho I too became ill with it, my life was miraculously saved. The wife of the man who had bought the r e st of the big farm, had brought some whiskey along when she saw how sick ~ was. She took a half-teacup of the whiskey and set. fire t o it; when t he . blue blaze died out, she had me drink what was left in the cup. They always felt that this is what cured me . Soon the early frosts an d fall rains had se en fr om one to five family members l ying dead at one time. VirCL'lia Appalachfan NotP.s �87 The next spring in the month of May brought another little girl to take the place of my deceased sister , but she too was with us only 18 months when another scourge of cholera took her away o This saddened my father so much that he sold his little cabin and started to Cumberland Valley in east Tennessee to find a new homeo We traveled this time in a covered wagon drawn by two mules . After we had got out on the Cumberland mountain, we camped on a flat rock on what seemed to be table land, and next morning drove back to Crossville, Tenn., and on back to Carroll Co., Va. where my father again bought land. This was in the fall of 1887 0 The winter of 1888 saw another little sister born, and die. That was the year that my father bought me my first little china dollo ... Before that time, my mother had always made our rag dolls, making whole families for each of us. We would take a market basket of our rag dolls and play all day in the shade of a green tree until our ma called us . But the tradgedy of death of our' four year old sister destroyed the joy of playing with dolls for us, as well as many other pleasures of childhood activities . So we buried the three families of rag dolls between the little houses over the two little graves of my sisters. At this stage of our childhood, times were hard , ~ork a~d money scarce, wages low. My father w~rked in the iron mines to support his family and pay for his land. Our shelter at first was a leaky old house made of logs o I remember one night a girl friend of mine stayed overnight with us, and it rained so hard and leaked so badly that we had to sleep under a big old umbrella. Notwithstanding, our parents were courageous and worked with a vim to fix up our home and send my younger sister and I to school, four miles away which we walked. We had much Bible reading in our home , and s i n g ing of songs o And my father, who was not highly educated , stressed education for my remaining sister and I o He was very gratified when I graduated from Milligan Business College, Tenn., in 1902 . (Note: Rosalee Collins Pless was daughter of Georg e and Sinia Smith Collins who last lived near Hillsvill e , Va. She was the last of'her line a s she had no children , and her sister never married. R~salee was a fine artist and well known around Russellville , Tenn ., i n t he 1 ?30 ' s~ . where she then lived, for her skill and t a lent in spinning, we aving, and making of cornhus k dolls . Virg1nia Appalachian N otes �88 ispictured in the book, Handicraf ts of the Southern by.Eaton, 1937. She was a cousin to my mother china doll mentioned is now proudly in ~y possession, and are some of her early cornhusk dolls Mrs . Calvin Beeson. Jr . ) · *1401 Marion Rdo, Bucyrus, Ohio 44820 S~e Hi ghl~nds, The lit~le 0 • ========================~=============== ============================ Submitted by : Judy Blackwell, 224 Christian Ave . NE, Roanoke , VA 24012 BIRLEY ' S LETTER This letter was written by Lou Gordon Birley of Marion, Indiana, to ~her parents George and Susannah Bish Gordon of Giles County, Virginia. Catherine mentioned in the letter was her mentally retarded si ste r who lived with her parents . Uncle John Cain and Aunt Caty (nee Gordon) lived near Lou Birley. Only these two sheets survived the years. The letter was written prior to December of 1883, because Susannah Bish Gordon died 10 December 1883 . . . . happens and that new railroad is compleated i would have come home a long go but it was so far a rouind that i dreded to start with the children & Lafe could not go & stay as long as i did. Uncle John Cain talks of going with me & maby Aunt Caty. i will try to get her to go they wer all well as comen when i last seen them. Well i h ave given you all the news our new court house is looming up i tell you it is mannificent it ought to be it cost enoughf they had better taken the money & given it to the poor ther court ho~se was good e nou g h£. But marion is a bed of time in everything all But her streets they have Bin Building schoolhouses c~urt _ho uses r~ilroads and let ther streets go like a mud hole 1 think that i s economy well enough£ of that. father i will send you & mother & Catherine a Crhistmas present of two eollars as i did not get the things reddy that in intended to send you i would send you a dollar a piece if i had it this is my own money that i send to you i want you to keep mother in good shoes for i think she has deserved them. Well father as Christmas is so near i may as well say Chrisady gift to you all. the children is in a co ncert for Christmas eve . They will get a sack of candy a piece at church it will be nice i will send you Ediths picture it is not a very · g0 0 d_o~e it looks like her but they made her look side wase & it dont show her eyes goo d for they are so Bla ck they sparkle they are all in bed but me good ni gh t rite soon Lou Birley Virginia Appa1aoh1an Notes �89 ============~===========~==========~==========================~=;~============= QUARTERLIES RECEIVED Among the Exchange Quarterlies we have received, the following may be of help to those doing Irish research. In the St Louis Genealogical Society Quarterly Spring 1992, plS, you will find an article contributed by Kevin T Kelly which gives a chart showing: area - center - address - contact - service provided. We wish to express appreciation for the following non-exchange materials sent to us. Among them are : 1. The South Indiana Genealogical Society Quarterly, PO Box 665, New Albany, Ind. 47151-0665. 2. The Edgar CounJ:I. Genealogical Societ_z__Quarterl_I, PO Box 304, Paris, Ill 61944-0304. April 1992. In this 20 page publication were many names that could easily have Virginia roots . 3. Computer Rooters QuarterlJ:_, PO Box 161693, Sacramento, CA 95816, April 1992 . was a plea to prepare and send contributions to ~~al File in Salt Lake City, Utah -- with instructions saying how to prepare. 4. The Pl~tte County, M_o, Historical and Genealogical Society_ Bulletin, March 1992 - has articles about steamboats on the Missouri River, especially the Annie Cade (1879-1912) - including some genealogical data. S. NGS Newsletter, the March-April 1992. (we joined) 6. VGS Newslette~, The March-April 1992. 7. The Tay Valley Hist~_Socie_ty, Journal f rom Dundee, Scotland . Information about membership and who to contact. 8. The Beall News from the Beall Family Association % Paperweight Printing, 326 SE 82nd Ave, Portland, Ore. 97216. SURNAME INDEX SURNAME GIVEN NAME LOCALE DATE SMITH George Washington Wayne Co, Va b 1814, d 1864 DEAN Benjamin Pa. to Va. ca late 1700 CLARK Joshua Scott Co, Va md. 1830 MARSHALL Elizabeth Scott Co, Va md 1830 GILLIAM Richard Buckingham Co, Va b ca 1750 PRESTON Nathan Bedford Co, Va ca 1780 HERRELL Reuben Washington Co, Va ca 1800 McKINNEY Margaret Montgomery Co, Va md 1789 BURTON Rachel Montgomery Co, Va md 1800 BLOZE (Bloss) Georg Conrad Augusta Co, Va will 1773 WALTON Edward New Kent, Va d 1720 Madeline V IiY_l_t_o_~_9-~_orth Tra il NE, Marietta, G_a-2..CL<Ll?...~._o__ CRANE John Bedford Co, Va CRANE William Watson Bedford Co, Va HOLT William Bedford Co, Va FOSTER John Bedford Co, Va FOSTER Sarah (Sally) Bedford Co, Va Laura Pace Crane, 1906 Dartl'!!..~uthL_f:olumb~~ Mq__65~03 V1r'1JU& Appalaoh1an Notes md 1804 md 1829 res 1830 ' s res 1804 md 1804 �RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA Entries from Court Order Books contr ibut ed by Gene Swartzel l Bk 4 1 p 438 , Feb 3 , 181 3 : William Rhea, John Alley & David Co ck plt agst Andrew Davis & Nancy his wi fe , John Norris & Hannah hi s wife, John w Crank & Nelly his wife, George Paine & Sarah his wife, Elmore Douglas & Eliz abeth his wife, Stephen Cantril & Molly his wife , heirs of John Blackemore deed., John Carter, Norris Carter, the heirs of S ilas Enyart deed . - the heirs of Samuel Porter deed , Samuel Haddox, Henry Hamblin, Samuel Auz i er, William Blackemore, Thomas Blackemore and George Blacke more • •. defts: In Chancery On the motion of the pltfs by th eir attorney and it appearing to the cour t that the defts are not inhabitants of this Commonwea lth of Virginia a nd they are n ot having entered their appearance & given security according to the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court , It i s o r dered that the sd <lefts appear here on the first tuesday in April next & answer the bill of the pltf , that a copy of th i s order be insert e d in some public newspaper published in this state for 2 months successively & another copy posted at the fro nt door of the courthouse of this count y. And on t h e motion of th e sd p l tfs it is further ordered that the surveyor of this county do go u pon t he lands in controversy on some day between t his & the next April ter m and lay off the same as the pltfs shall require & return three fair platts & reports ther eof to the court . Bk 5, p 35 : Aug 3, 1813 : William Rhea, John Alley and David Coch pl t agst Andrew Davis & Nancy his wife, John Norris & Hannah his wife, John w Crank & Nelly his wife , George Paine & Sarah his wife, Elmore Douglas & Elizabeth his wife, Stephen Cantril & Molly his wife, heirs of John Blackemore deed , John Carter, Norris Carter, Th e heirs of Silas Enyart deed., the heirs of Samuel Porter deed , Samuel Haddox, Henry Hamblin, Samuel Auxer, William Backemore, Thomas Blackemore, & George Blackemore •• deft. In C1!._<!_ncerx_ The order made in this cause at a court held for this county the 2d of Feb last having been inserted in a public newspaper published in this state for 2 mos successively and another copy posted at the front door of the courthouse b ut the defts fai ling to appear here to answer the bill of the pltfs the court proceeded to take such proof as the pltfs William Rhea and John Alley offered , to wit: the Bill of the pltfs. The Certificat e of a survey made for t he plt Wm Rhea and two deeds of Conveyance made from the dft . Hamblin one to Saml Porter & the [Bk 5, p 36] other to James Seath , & being sati sfied with th e justice of their demand it is ordered that the pltf bill as to the sd pltf William Rhea and John Alley be taken for confessed, - a nd it i s ordered & decreed th at the defts do convey to the pltf William Rhea 118 acres of land more or less lying in the county on both sides of Stoney creek , contained within the boundaries following to wit--Beginning at a stake on the west bank of said Creek corner to David Cocks Stake patent line which is a boundary of John Blackemores 518 acre tract, & with sd Cock's line south 61 degr ee s wes t 26 poles to a beech and sugartree on the bank of a dry branch on sd Cock' s line and on a line of sd Blackemores , & with said Blackemores line North 8 degrees West 33 poles to a beech North 38 degrees West 119 poles to a small maple North 11 degrees West 148 poles crossing sd creek to a beech North 57 degrees West 103 poles to a whit e oak thence North 17 degrees West 54 poles Virginia Appalachian Notes �to a dogwood thence Nort h 57 degr ees West 113 poles to a whi t e oak thence North 23 degr ees Eas t at 59 poles , a bran ch,-in a ll 71 po l es t o a whi t e oak thence South 57 degrees East 7 6 poles to a for ked whi t e oak thence Sou th 38 de grees East 1 30 po l es t o a whi te wa lnut by a branch t henc e sou th 22 degrees East 62 poles to a white oak, thence South 43 degr ees East 81 po l es to 2 dog woods th e nce Sout h 1 4 degrees East 181 pol es crossing sd . Stoney Creek to a sweet Gum on t he bank ther eof , thence down sd Cr eek according to i t meanders t o the Beginn ing , - and it· i s f urther or der ed that the defts do convey to the plt . John Alley , the fol l owing tracts of l and to wit - in this county to wi t -100 acre s ly i ng on t he Nort h side of Clinch River , it be i ng part of a tract of land called Blackemores Ol d Fort . [Bk 5 , p 37] which land was gr ante d u n to t h e sd Henry Hamblin by pate nt bearing date 17 July 1790 & bounded as followeth to wit Beginning at a flat rock on t he bank of t he river , thence r u nning thru ' a line to the back line & thence fol l owing the sd line to a lin tree on the bank of the said r iver opposite to Howard Is l ands, thence up t h e river to the beginn i ng . Also one other tract of 100 more or less it being par t of a l a r ger t ract of land which was gran ted t o the sd Henry Hambl in from this Commonwealth by patent bearing date 20 Jul y 1 790 & bounded as fo l loweth, to wi t - Begin nin g at t he sou th of Stoney Creek thence up Cl inch river to the sd patent line, and t hen with a line thereof to Stoney Creek, t hence down S t oney Cr eek to t he b eginn i ng. And i t i s fur t her ordered & decreed that the defts pay to pltfs William Rhea & John Alle y their co s ts by them about thei r s u it in th is behal f expended . -Th is d ecr ee is not to affect any claim set up by the plt David Cock and t his cause as to him is continued . Ordered that the court be adjourned til l court in course. John Tate Bk 5, p 61 : Dec 7, 18 1 3 : William Rhea, John Alley & David Cock • • • pl t fs agst Andre w Davis and other s •.• . • deft s. In Chancer_y Th i s cause b e i n g c o~tinued for a final decree on the par t of the p l tf David Cock , it came on thi s day to be hear d on t h e Bill & Certif i cate of a survey made the 8 Mar last conforma b le to an o r der of this court t he pr eceeding Feb term whereupon, on the motion of the sd pltf David Cock, by his counsel , (the deft s. still failin g to appear or make de f ence the re to) i t i s order ed and decreed: That he have ho l d occu py & issues and [Bk 5 , p 62] in pea c e and quietne ss 254 acre s o f l and l yin g o n Stony Cree k & Cl i nch Ri ver part of the sd survey conta i nin g 620 acres and designated i n the sd Certif i caate i n the following manner, to wit, " From the cor n e r on the Eas t bank of Stoney Creek at 22 down t he midd le of t h e creek to the river at 28 , & down the river and bending thereon to 4 s mall rocks on t h e b ank of t h e r i ver at wh at i s called the end of th e " Red Lane" at 29 . N.27(degrees)W 21 po l es 8 links t o the point of a large rock at 30 . N. 23(degrees)50 ' W. 4 po l es 8 links to a stake at 31. N. 2 S(d e gree s )50' W. 13 poles 3 l i nks to a stake at 32.N . 2 7 (degrees)l0 ' W, 16 poles 1 9 links to t h e West fork of a Cedar sapling on a rock Stone at 33 .N .27 ( de gr ees)W. 15 poles 12 lin k s to two red oak & hickory sap l ings at 34 N.30(degrees) E. 4 8 po l es to the corner at 6 and so on to 7 , 8 , 9,35,36 and 22, i ncl u d e d 254 acr es for David Cock" . And it is further ordered a n d decreed that the s a id pl tf David Cock recover against the defts hi s costs by him a b out hi s suit in this beh a l f expended. (Note: a b bre viations have been made on th e above, Gen e p l e ase for give ) Virginia Appalachian Notes �MICHAEL SWORD contributed by Gene Swartzell Russell Co, Va, Order Bk 6, p 30: May 2 , 1818: Michael Sword who resides in the county of Russell in the state of Virginia wishing to become a pensioner pursuant to the provision of an Act of the Congress of the United States passed the 18th day of March 1818 entitled "an Act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the United States in the revolutionary war," personally appeared in Court and declared on oath that he enlisted as a private soldier in Winchester in Virginia some time in the year 1777 a s near as he recollected, under Col . Nevil. He did not recollect the number of the Regiment, but it was in the service of the United States . Re served nearly four years and was discharged at Williamsburg in Virginia. Re was in the battle f ought at Germantown where he was taken prisoner and sent to Philadelphia. he was sent from thence to New York and was there exchanged and joined the American Troops at White Plains - under Col John Nevil and passed through the Jerseys till orders came for a detachment to South Carolina, that Col Crabtree commanded th e Troops until their arrival at Charleston. That he was taken prisoner again at Charleston. That the first captain under whom the said Michael Sword served was Capt Robert Higgins . he afterward served under Captain Leonard Cooper. he does not at present recollect the name of th e officer who discharged him. He also stated that Col Nevil was first in command of the detachment that went to Char l eston . And from the knowledge which some of the members of the court themselves have, as well as from other sati sf actory evidence, the Court are unanimously of opinion and do certify that the said Michael Sword is a person of credit as a witness; that it was generally understood in th e neighborhood of the residence of the sd Michael Sword previous to the passage o f the said Act of Congress, that the said Michael Sword served in t he revolutionary war; and that the said Michael sword is in such reduced circumstances in life, as to need assistance from his country for support . All which is ordered to be certified to the Secretary of the Department of War. Bk 6 p 46; 2 Jun e 1818 : The following affidavit taken before a justice of the peace for this county to corrobrate the proof offered at the la st Court by Michael Sword, an old revolutionary soldier was produced in Court , and ordered to be certified, and is in the following words, to wit: Russell County, to wit; This day personally appeared before the subscriber a justice of the peace for Russell County aforesaid James McKinney, a person to me well known and made oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God , that this affiant was drafted and served as a so ldier in the Northern Army under General Washington; that while in Winter Quarters at Middlebrook in the jerseys where Major William Groban command ed he knew and was acquainted with Michael Sword whom he understood to be a private enlisted soldier in the regular service of the United States. This acquaintance continued from the 27th of December 1778 till the 16th of July 1779 when this affiant was discharged . J ames McKinney , Sworn to and subscribed before me this 22 day of May 1818. James Dicltenson. Bk 6 p 131; July 6, 1819: This day pers onal ly appeared in Court Michael Sword who at a Court held for this County the 5th day of May 1818 , made a declaration on oath for the ~urpose of obtaining the pension allowed by the Virginia Appalachian Notes �Act of Congress of the 18t h of March, 1818, and further declared on oath that th e line he se rved in was the Virginia Line; and he being interrogated by the Court upon the points stated in his first declaration , the Judge of this Court is of opinion that his statements aforesaid are true which is ordered to be cer tified to the Secretary of the Department of War. ===========================================~================================ ADDITIONS TO MEMBERSHIP Dorothy S . Baldwin Christine W. Dudding Opal Duffy Marjorie Dyche Peggy Galloway Carolyn Hagner Esther M. Ham Mary Owen Hart Michael Justus Shirley N. 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Hale 1990 IT'S THE LAW Virginia Statutes Pertaining to Cemeteries (Continued from VAN 1991 Vol . XV, page 132) Article 3 . - Disposition of Property for Maintenance and Care. S 57-32. Who may hold such property. - Any cemetery company chartered under the laws of this State, or the trustees of a church, or any trustees holding title to a cemetery, or burial ground, may take and hold any property granted, bequeath, devised, or given upon trust to apply its income to the improvement, repair, or embellishment of the cemetery, or any burial lot or monument or tomb or vault or other erections in such cemetery, according to the terms of such grant, bequest, devise, or gift. (Code 1919,S 59; 1918, p. 103; 1920, p . 10.) S 57-33. Limitation on amount. - No gift, grant, devise or bequest from any 1 person for any and all of the purposes named in this article shall exceed $30,000 in value or amount, and any such gift, grant devise or bequest heretofore made not in excess of $30,000 shall be valid ; nor shall the aggregate amount and value of all gifts, devises and bequests which may be held for the improvement, repair or embellishment of any single lot in any cemetery or burial ground, including the moni.unents, tombs and vaults therein, exceed $10 ,000 at any 1 time . All gifts, grants, devises and bequests for such purpose in excess of the amount herein named shall be void. (Code 1919, S 59; 1918, p 103; 1920, p 10; 1952, c.350.) S 57-34. Amount to defray original cost not limited . - Nothing contained in this article shall be construea as limiting the amount which may be given, bequeathed or devised to defray the original cost of the cemetery, burial lot , monument, vault or other like erection or structure, nor shall this article be construed as affecting any estate that has been distributed or settled on the basis of the law then existing. (Code 1919, S 59; 1918, p 103; 1920, p 10.) S 57- 35. Trusteeship for administering funds for perpetual care. - The board of directors of any incorporated cemetery company may by bylaw establish a trusteeship for holding and administering all funds paid to such cemetery company for the perpetual care of any lot or lots in the cemetery conducted by the company, and such trusteeship, once established, shall only be revoked, annulled or modified by and with the consent of the circuit court of the county or the corporation court of the city within whose jurisdiction the cenetery is situated . (Code 1919, S 59; 1918, p . 103; 1920, p . 10.) ARTICLE 3.1. - Endowment Trusts for Perpetual Care. S 57-35.1.Definitions. - The following terms used in this article shall, for its purposes, have the following meanings: "Cemetery" means any land or structure used or intended to be used for the interment of human remains. The sprinkling of ashes or their burial in a biodegradable container on church grounds shall not constitute the creation of a cemetery. "Interment" means all forms of final disposal of human remains including, but not limited to earth burial, mausoleum entombment and niche or columbarium inurnment. The sprinkling of ashes on church grounds shall not constitute Vtr&:lDi& Appa.la.oh1&n Notes �interment. "Endowment Care Fund" means a f und created to provide a sufficient income to a cemetery which will enable such cemetery to provide care, maintenance, administration and embellishment of such cemetery adequate to the circumstances. It includes the term "Perpetual Care Fund" and the two terms are used interchangeably.(1964,c. 534; 1981,c.268; 1985,c.186.) S 5 7-35 .2.Certain representations unlawful; minimum trust fund required. - After June 26, 1964, it sha.11 be unlawful for any person, firm, association or corporation , hereinafter referred to as "person," owning, operating or developing any cemetery to sell or offer for sale in this State, either as principal or otherwise, any lot, parcel of land, burial or entombment right in such cemetery, and in connection therewith to represent to the public in any manner, express or implied, that the entire cemetery, a single lot therein, or burial or entombment right therein will be perpetually cared for, unless adequate provision has been made for t he endowment care of the cemetery and all lots, burial or entombment rights therein as to which such representation has been made. Each person who shall undertake to develop any such cemetery after June 26, 1964, shall deposit in a bank or a savings and loan association in this State in an irrevocable endowment trust fund a minimum of $25,000 before the first lot, parcel of land, burial or entombment right has been sold . (1964, c.534; 1977,c.52.) S 57- 35.3. Deposit in trust fund required upon sale of interment right, lot, etc. - Each person owning, operating or developing any such cemetery before or after June 26, 1964 shall hereafter deposit ina bank or savings and loan association in this State, or in another state, if such person has, prior to June 26, 1964, entered into a trust agreement by which he is required to make at least the minimum deposit required hereunder, a minimum of ten per centum of the receipts from the sale of lots, interment rights and aboveground crypts and niches, excluding belowground burial vaults, which amount shall be paid in cash and deposited with the trustee of the care fund not iater than thirty days after the close of the month in which such receipts are paid to such owner. Provided, that in the case of such sales made prior to July 1, 1975, such deposits of at least ten per centum of any payments shall be paid to the trustee not later than thirty days after the close of the month in which any such payments on the sale are thereafter paid to such owner and all of such deposits shall be paid to the trustee not later than thirty days after the close of the month in which all payments on the sale are completed. (1964, c.534;1975,c.570;1977,54.) S 57-35 . 3 :1. Additional deposit not required upon subsequent sale of the same lot, etc. - In the event ten per centum of the sales price of the items mentioned in S 57-35 . 3 have been deposited in a care fund before or after June 26y 1964, no care fund deposit shall again be required on subsequent sales of the same lot, crypt or niche. (1964,c.534.) S 57-35.4. Recovery of amount of original deposit. - Whenever such person owning, operating or developing such cemetery has deposited in the perpetual care fund a stun equal to twice the amount of the original deposit as provided in S 57-35.2, exclusive of such original deposit, the trustee shall then allow such person owning, operating or developing such cemetery to recover the original deposit by withholding up to $25,000 of the amounts t h ereafter due the care fund or until the amount of the original deposit i n t he care fund has been recovered. (1964,c.534.) V1r'1ni& Appalaoh1an Notes �S 57- 35.5.Who may serve as trustee; bond. - The trustee of the endowment care fund shall be appointed by the person owning, operating or developing such cemetery, and shall be removed only as provided by S57-35.All trustees, other than banking institutions operating under the laws of this State or national banks operating within the State, maintaining a trust department, or a state or federally chartered savings and loan association located in this State with federal insurance of accounts authorized to do business in this Commonwealth , shall furnish a fidelity bond with corporate surety thereon, payable to the trust established, which shall be designated "Endowment Care Fund (or Perpetual Care Fund) for (name of cemetery) ," in the penel sum equal to not less than fifty per centum of the value of the principal of the trust estate at the beginning of each calendar year, which bond shall be deposited with the conunissioner of accounts of the county or city wherein the principal office of the person owning, operating or developing such cemetery has its principal place of business, or if such person be a nonresident corporation, then within the county or city in which the cemetery lies; provided, however, that no trustee who is serving upon June 26 , 1964 , shall be required to furnish corporate surety as provided herein . For t he purposes of this chapter , savings and loan associations which are under state supervision and federal associations located in this State organized under the laws of the United States and under federal supervision are authorized to act as a trustee for any deposit which is invested in a savings account of the association, provided that such institution ' s deposits are insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation . (1964,c .534; 1978,c.459 . ) S 57- 35.6. Application of Title 26 . - Trustees appointed hereunder shall be governed in their conduct by the provisions contained generally in Title 26 of the Code of Virginia , except as provided otherwise herein . (1964,c . 534.) S 57-35.7. Reports of trustees; audit of records. - Trustees appointed hereunder shall report with i n four months after the close of each fiscal year to the conunissioner of accounts of th e county or city wherein the person owning , operating or developing the cemetery has his pr i ncipal place of business, or if such person be a nonresident corporation , then in the county or city within whi ch such cemetery lies, the fo l lowing information: (a) The total amount of principal of endowment care fund held by the trustee; (b) The securities in which said endowment care fund is invested and the amount of cash on hand as of the c l ose of the fiscal period; (c) The income received from such endowment care fund during the preceding fiscal year; and the t rustee shall further submit an affidavit furnished by the person owning, operating or developing the said cemetery stating that all provisions of this article applicable to such person have been compl i ed with. (d) The commissioner of accounts shall audit the records tendered by the trustee as well as any sources thereof which he deems necessary, at least annually and shall have full power, including power of subpoena, to inspect the records of the cemetery owners or operators . Failure to comply with the subpoena of the commissioner shall constitute a misdemeanor. (1964 , c . 534; 1 975,c . 581.) S 5 7-35 .8 . Use of income from fund . - The income from the endowment care fund s h a l l be used solely and exclusively for the general care , maintenance, administration and embellishment of the cemetery and shall be applied in such manner as the person owning, operating or developing such cemetery may from time to time d e termin e to be for the best interest th ereof · C1 96£1, c • 53 4.) V1ra1.n.1a Appa.l3.ch1an No~.s.:is �91 S 57-35.8:1 . Records and reports of owner, etc., of cemetery.- Each person owning, operating or developing any cemetery subject to this article shall record and keep, in a book maintained for that purpose, detailed accounts of all transactions, receipts and accounts receivable subject to S 57-35.3, and of all expenditutes under S 57-35.8; and such records shall be subject to examination by the commissioner of accounts of the city or county in which the cemetery is located, or by his designated representative. Each such owner, operator or developer of such cemetery .shall report annually to the cormnissioner of accounts the totals of all receipts subject to S 57-35.3, and of all expenditures under S 57-35 . 8. (1975,c.570 . ) S 57- 35.9: Repealed by Acts 1975, c.581. S 57-35.9:1. Further provisions as to exemption of certain cemeteries . - The provisions of this article shall not apply to cemeteries owned and operated by a county, city or town or by a church or by a nonstock corporation not operated for profit if such corporation shall once every three years file with the Commissioner of Accounts proof that (1) the corporation has not compensated any officer or director, by salary or otherwise , except for reimbursement of reasonable expenses incurred in the performance of duties as an officer or director: (2) that such corporation is not engaged in the sale or construction of vaults or lawn, garden or mausoleum crypts, as defined in S 57- 39.8; and (3) that the proceeds from the sale of all gravesites, burial rights and entombment rights in such cemetery have been used or are being held by it for the sole purpose of defraying the direct expenses of maintaining such cemetery. (1978,c. 542.) S 57- 35,10 . Violation of article a misdemeanor . - Violation of any provision contained in this article shall constitute a misdemeanor and each act or failure to act in violation hereof shall be a separate offense. ( 1964,c . 534 . ) Article 4 . - Abandonment; Removal of Remains. S 57- 36. Abandoned graveyards may be condemned; removal of bodie s. - When a graveyard , wholly or partly within any county, city of town, has been abandoned , or is unused and neglected by the owners, and such graveyard is necessary, in whole or in part, for public purposes , authorized by the charter of such city or town, or by the general statutes providing for the government of coun ties , cities and towns , such county, city or town may acquire title to such bury i ng ground by condemnation proceedings, to be instituted and conduc t ed in the manner and mode prescribed i n the statutes providing for the exercise of the power of eminent domain by counties, cities and towns. The court takin g jur i s diction of such case may, in its discretion, require the county, city or t own to acquire the whole burying ground in which event the county, city or town may use such part thereof as may be necessary for its purpose s and s el l t he residue . The court, however, shall direct that the remains i n t erred i n s uch graveyard, if possible so to do, be remov ed to some reposit ory used and maintained as a cemetery. (Code 1919 S 54 ; 1985 , c . 95 .) - - to be continued ===~==================~============================================== = ======== They who d epend on the merits of ancestors , sear ch i n t he roots of the tree for the f ruits which the branches ought to produce . - -- - Barrow. V11'6:1nia Appalachian Notes �78 HAWLEY CEMETERY contributed by Ca.role Presley Montgomery Cty., Va. Go out Rte 11 east to 604, turn south and the first dirt road goes to the old Hawley place. A man from Florida lives in the house at the top of the road and can tell you how to get to the cemetery. You will have to walk up the hill from his house , or have a 4-wheel drive vehicle. This cemetery has been overrun by cattle, every stone is down or broken, fence is down . Property where cemetery is located presently owned by Archie Cromer, Christianburg. Mountain where cemetery is located is known as "Mount Charley,"local ly. NAME BORN DIED James M. Peterson Nancy J. Peterson Thomas Henry Thompson 2 Dec. 1857 age 58 years. 28 Jun. 1834 Sarah Thompson Willie Irwin Long 3 yrs . 9 mo. 12 da. Henry Hawley Frank Akers 28 yrs. 11 mo . 5 da . 6 Mar. 1831 15 Oct. 1904 8 Aug. 1884 22 Dec. 1895 20 Nov . 1912 7 Nov. 1899 28 Jun . 1908 27 Aug. 1824 16 Feb. 1879 18 Apr. 1901 21 Jan. 1908 The gentlemen who lives on this fann said that there are many more burials in this cemetery . I could only read what was visible; it was very overgrown, and am certain many stones are covered. CHESTNUT RIDGE Altizer Cemetery My directions on this are fuzzy and am using_U . ~. Geological Survey maps 1965 photorevised 1970 . Go south out of Christiansbur g through Riner, Va.Rte 8 to 673. Turn west, you will see Dr. Dave~'s mansion , Sidney United Methodist Oiurch, turn right on 672, turn left at dirt road and go up hill. NAME BORN Emera Altizer Pvt. Va . Inf . Rev. War DIED Sept. 1819 Elias ''Ale" Altizer March 1812 Nov . 1900 Rachel Dulaney Altizer Oct. 1818 July 1903 Many other graves here, many unmarked .Recommend 4-wheel drive vehicle. Vi:tiiDi& Appa.lachi&n Notes �·. \ DUDLEY FAMILY BIBLE contributed by Mrs. Kenneth E. Bland Bible belonging to Mary Alice Snead Dudley, wife of Edwin Tebbs D.idley of Augusta County, Virgi~ia. Bible published 1874 - New York - American Bible Society MARRIAGES Dec 13th (Wednesday) 1883 at Iehanville(?) Janes C. Snead to Ada Blanche Tu.ills At 12 noon, Wednesday Nov . 14, 1885 by Rev. c . L. Hogue Mary Alice Snead to Edwin T. D.ldley. BIRTHS (top of page - Horise , Oct. 15, 18_8) Alice Snead, fourth daughter of James H(olman) and Margaret Ann Snead was born Sept 16, 1860. Mary Edwin Tebbs D.ldley , Eldest son of Edward Augustus and Mary Agnes Dudley born Sept 14, 1858. William Neil, eldest son of E. T. & M. Alice D.idley, born Sept 18, 1884 (P.G. Va) James Edwin , second son of E. T. & Alice Dudley , bo:rn April 24, 1886, (Winifrede , W.Va.) Malen Alice Dudley, esldest daughter of E. T. & Al.ice D.idley, bo:rn Nov . 8 , 1887 (Craigsville Va. ) Edwin T__ D.ldley Jr . born April 27th 1892 . fudley. 3rd Son of E.T. & Iarwin fudley born Sept 7, 1895, 4th son of E. T. and Alice D_ ville, Va . ) Alice ( Craigs- Chas . Leonard and Philip Yffifi!ey born June 10, 1900 Craigsville, Va. births Margaret Ann Pettit daughter of Samuel M. Pettit, bo:rn March 8, 1830 James Holman Snead born March 31, 1827. DEATHS Died March 20 ('I\J.esday) 1888 at 1.20, James Edwin 2nd Son of Alice & �/()0 Edwin Ihdley. Our little Edwin was one of Gods riches t blessings to us but he was to beautiful too pure for this earth and God took him to that better land." Craigsville Va, Oct 18 : 88 Edwin T. fudley gave his hurt back to God on night of Nov 24th 1896. Margaret Ann Pettit Snead mother of Alice Snead Dudley died Aug 10, 1892 . James Holman Snead father of Alice Snead Dudley died June 26, 1908, Malen Alice Dudley our only daughter died Dec . 23, 1927 . Alice Snead Dudley died 6/7/39 Edwin T. llidley died 10 April, 1934. (The zerox copy of this Bible has been put in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia.) SHILLING This Indenture made this 28th day of december the year of our Lord 1811 between David Willis over Seer of the poor in Montgomery County of the one part and Rosanna Shilling of Montgomery aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that the said Willis overseer of the poor as aforesaid have this day put and bound apprentice to the aforesaid Rosanna-----Bluford Shilling aged five years the 8th of April 1812 Son of Catharine Shilling Illegitimate to serve the said Rosanna Shilling sixteen years from the 8th of January next (?)ensueing the date here of and the said apprentice his said mistress shall ti=Uly and faithfully serve her lawful commands at all times obey - hurt to his said mistress he shall not do nor willfully suffer it to be done by others his said mistress - secrets he shall truly k eep and in all things behave himself as an apprentice ought to do and the said Rosanna doth agree with the overseers of the poor on her part to have the said apprentice taught reading writing and arethmatic through the sing le rule of three and also to teach him the art of husbandry to find him such diet cloathing and washing as arth usual and custom ary during the above term and a ls o to give him 12 dollars as his freedom in dues - In witness whereof as will the said overseer of the poor as the said Rosanna have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first a bove written (signed by) David Willis (Sl); Rosanna X (her mark) Shilling (Sl) Seald and deleverd in presence of George Shilling; every Shilling (Back of document) Franklin County state of Virginia North America W. Willis Montgomery County state of Virginia North America William Willis Montgomery County State of Virginia North America Indenture to : Rosanna Shilling; 1812 V1ri1nia Appalachian Note~ �/Oi MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY Also called Murray Cemetery Bedford County, Virginia copied 11 Sept 1987 by Glenna G Garner & Ruth G Hale Rt 460, 2 graves behind church Turpin, Mary 0, w/o Cas well Layne, Thomp s on H Dec 12, 1840 - Jany 24, 1859 Feb 14, 1805 - Apr 7, 1859 Also called - Murray Cemetery Not too far from church, Rt 751 , go thru underpass, 2/10 mile from Rt 460. Tyler, Tyler, " Tyler, Tyler, Tyler, Altha Wheeling, w/o Charlie R 1877 - 1962 Charlie R Nov 28, 1871 - Sept 20, 1944 Father Lenna W Feb 26, 1870 - Apr 29, 1937 Mother J T Mar 7, 1840 - May 31, 1907 Husband Mary E Mar 16, 1844 - Feb 7, 1912 James H Father Feb 20, 1875 - Mar 7, 1926 Mar 21, 1871 - Apr 14, 1936 " ' Anna J Franklin, Annie Belle May 15, 1889 - Oct 27, 1958 Franklin, Stewart M Ap! 2, 1 22 - Apl 9, 1923 Thomas, Robert L Apr 1865-- Feb 1934 " , Nannie C Nov 1859 - July 1938 Thomas, Julius B Jan 1, 1883 - Feb 10, 1963 Thomas, Lena Ruth July 29, 1899 - May 4, 1973 Creasey, James Eddie Mar 11, 1891 - Sept 12 , 1972 , Jenny Crouch July 12, 1900 - Jan 10 , 1969 Orange, Effie Overstreet Dec 10, 1909 - Apr 1, 1979 " , Mil ton G July 30, 1903 - Feb 10, 1983 Orange, Ollie Edison Mar 16, 1906 - Sept 30, 1969 " Odes sa Creasy Oct 27, 1914 2 graves marked by fieldstones Allen, Jimmie Bea, s/o Mr & Mrs E B Dec 24, 1955 - Mar 26, 1961 + Allen, Eldridge B Mar 19, 1923 - Dec 20, 195 6 Virginia F2 USNR World War II Allen, Raymond S, h/o Roxie Thomson Allen Apr 12, 1918 - Apr 7, 1939 Creasey, Effie Mae, w/o Jesse A, Mother Sept 25, 1884 - June 14 , 1948 Chavis, Vera Creasy 1915 - 1958 Creasy, Thomas Henry Oc t 10, 1934 - J une 14, 1972 1 grave marked with fieldstone Creasy, Elizabeth S (John M Oakey marker) 1888 - 1964 " Wi 11 iam W (Lotz Fu Home marker) 1884 - 1963 Creas~y, Asey James Oct 1 , 1911 - Oct 21, 1932 Creasey, Lillie A Sept 27, 1920 - Sept 28 , 1920 Campbell, Anna F, Mother of Mary B Karnes, May 18 , 1849 - Apr 24, 1917 Karnes, James Gordon Dec 2, 1868 - Aug 11 , 1936 Karnes, Mary B Dec 31, 1879 - May 4, 1958 Mayhew, Leona Karnes Sept 6, 1905 - Nov 3, 1979 Mayhew, Roy R Nov 2 , 1897 - De c 29 , 1958 Vlratma Appalachian Notes �Mt Zion/Murray Cemetery Aug 3, 1903 - Dec 18 , 1955 Apr 22, 1898 - Jan 12, 1943 Nov 17, 1928 - Aug 15, 1937 Feb 22, 1897 - Apr 25, 1954 Virginia Pvt. Co C 161 Inf W W I (Carder Fu Home Marker) 1981 Hawkins, Carlton C Mother Feb 12, 1924 - Mar 16 , 1957 Dooley, Odessa F Aug 15, 1895 - Apr 7, 1969 Witt, John Gurley De c 28, 1883 - Jan 24 , 1915 Murray, 0 H, M W of a , Husband June 17, 1885 " , Nannie L , w/ o 0 H June 17, 1885 - Apr 10, 1967 Witt, Nannie Lackes Murray Oct 16 , 1903 - Apr 9 , 1950 Murray,· J Frederick July 25, 1880 - July 4, 1946 Robertson, Millie F Apr 8, 1860 - Oct 22 , 1942 " , Frank M Mar 24, 1907 - Feb 10 , 1986 Nester, John Father Mar 20 , 1912 Mother '' , Mary 0 Aug 5, 1930 - Mar 14, 1945 (rock) Nester , Nancy Marie Co A, 2 Va Cav , CSA + Hatcher, Charles W Mar 17, 1842 - May 14, 1913 Hatcher, Amanda Lunsford, w/ o C W June 22, 1873 - May 2, 1917 Waldron, Griffin J Nov 12, 1866 - Nov 20, 1952 Lee, L R Jan 25, 1888 - June 21, 1949 Lee, Eula M Nester w/o L R 4 cement markers Mar 10, 1855 - Jan 13, 1923 Nester, Patrick M Father Mar 8, 1858 - May 15, 1936 " , Ella St Clair Mother Apr 16, 1883 - May 5, 1914 Karnes, T Wilmer child ' s grave . 2 cement markers, no name, appears to be a 1860 1918 Stiff, William A Father 1859 - 1917 " , Mollie G Mother 1823 - 1917 Wigington, Nancy P Grandmother Broken Tombstone, put i n cement Burnette, Lawrence Nov 23 , 1891 - July 1 2, 1892 Burnette, Carrie S Rock Cement markers, 3 graves, 2 appear to be infants Feb 16 , 1861 - July 13, 1928 Hatcher, Davis P " , Virginia Tate Aug 30, 18 7 3 - Mar 6, 1940 Murray, Fredrick Marion Sept 22 , 1858 - Dec 30, 1935 Murray, Mary C Overstreet, w/o Woodrow W Nov 29, 1925 - Feb 4, 1975 + Murray, Woodrow Wilson , US Army WWII Jan 9, 1919 - Oct 28, 1984 Murray, Samuel June 10, 1822 - May 22, 1 889 " , Lucinda C June 15, 1830 - Apr 17, 1908 Layne, Joseph B Jan 13, 1827 - Aug 9, 1898 Layne, Mattie V Died Mar 29, 1878 , 22 yrs Layne, Anna Cora Feb 25, 1861 - July 13, 1882 Rieley, William G 17 yrs 2 days, Mar 9, 1875 - Mar 11, 1892 Rieley, Lucie E, w/o Lewis H Dec 17 , 1852 - Aug 18, 1907 Rieley, Lewis H Oct 25, 1840 - Apr 5, 1912 Dooley, L N June 11, 1835 - Sept 16 , 1915 Feb 20, 1832 " , Ann H Aug 28, 1869 - Dec 18 , 1892 Dooley, Glenn, ch/o L N & A H June 1, 1871 - Aug 16, 1891 " Ernest, " Stone Karnes, Coy G Karnes, Berta W Karnes , Margaret May + Orange, William Richard Vll',UUS. Appalachian N ot.ee �/t:)3 Mt Zion/Murray Cemetery Wooldridge, Frank G Oct 2, 1892 - Mar 5, 1963 Wooldridge, Charlie H Mar 4, 1888 - Jan 7, 1974 , Elsie D July 25, 1907 - Mar 7, 1962 Wooldridge, Sarah F Dearing, w/o J A Sept 14, 1853 - Mar 23, 1948 Holdren, (?)Mrs or Mary Mar 26, 1808 - Oct 16?10, 1832?1882 (rock - badly deteriorated) ==============-== =-==========~=======================·==-============= POrnDEXTER (The following is the text of an historical tablet of granite erected at the entrance to the old Poindexter cemetery , Franklin County, Virginia, located Route 1 - highway route 655 east of Rocky Mount and Red Wood.) Buried here is a line of descendants of the ancient Norman gentry named Poingdestre of the Isle of Jersey whose lineage from the present generation of the early 1400's is of verified unbroken record. "One of those Jersey feudal lords, Thomas Poingdestre , Seigneur of the Fief es Poingdestre, had an adventurous son, George (b 1627), who anglicized the spelling of his surname, making it Poindexter, and emigrated to Virginia, settling initially at Gloucester, 1657; later was co-owner of the land which became Williamsburg; with Nathaniel Bacon was co-owner of the first ships owned by the colonists; was a participant in Bacon's Rebellion; was a vestryman of Bruton Parish Church, 1679; later moved to New Kent County and there buil t the famous Cross house , "Criss Cross'', c . 1690, which still stands, representing a uniquely fascinating example of colonial architecture . All of the American Poindexters descended from this George Poindexter, among them being leading patriots and soldiers of the American Revolution , public servants such as governors George Poindexter of Mississippi and Joseph Poindexter of Hawaii, Sen. Miles Poindexter of Washington , and many other notable figures in the saga of our country. " Among the grandsons of immigrant George Poindexter was one, Philip Poindexter, b 1708 in New Kent Co. He migrated, c 1750, to Lunenburg County - later partly transformed (including Philip's locale) into the newer county of Mecklenburg. There he became a champion of the Revolutionary cause of the colonists. His name is enshrined as one of the Revolutionary signers of the famour Mecklenburg petition to the Virginia Assembly . Meantime he had married Sarah Crymes, daughter of Col. George Crymes (later of Revolutionary War fame), from which marriage were born five children, one named John Poindexter. He married Nancy Elizabeth Neal in Lunenburg County, 1792. They then migrated to this place. 'Ibey ai;d . successive generations of their descendants are buried here, comprising the most consecutive generations of the oldest fully documented l ine of any family buried anywhere in Virginia. Vir'1J11& App&le.chJan Notes �l tJ4 REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED & DETERMINED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS & IN THE GENERAL . . COURT . OF VIRGINIA Vol - II · by Benjamin Watkins Leight Richmond - 1831 1830 1-5 Snapp vs Spengler & wife : Shenandoah Co Ct •.• • Anthony Spengler & Catharine his wife ••• Joseph Stone ••• Christian Stover • • • • Catharine Spengler • • • • • • Snapp •••••• .• 6- lO : 11-16: Hickman vs Stout : Clarksburg Ct Waller vs Armistead ' s adm ' rs : New Kent Co ••• Lucy B Armistead, daughter of John , d 1780 , & Mary , died 1792 • . •.• • Lucy ' s brother , Robert B Armistead ••• • , Lucy married 24 Dec 1801 Aylet Waller - she full age at marriage ••.• Lucy ' s nephew John D Armistead , son Robert B • .••• George Semple & William Armistead • • • • Waller , died pending appeal • . • • Robert B d .i ed 1811 . • . • she (Lucy) died before suit settled ••• • •• 16- 18 1 Lovell vs Arnol d : Franklin Co ••• land •• (see II Mun.ford , p 167) •• died of tenant 1812 ••• Elisha Arnold ••• Markham Lovell •• died 1812 - 10 heirs - 2 of them William & John Lovell •••••• 19- 25 : Clayton v s Fawcett ' s adm ' rs : Greenbrier Co •••• Samuel Carlisle ••• Martin Baker of Richmond •• • B Fawcett, died 21Dec 1 820 •••• Shepherd • •• •• 25- 29: Tiemans vs Schley & Shroeder : Henry R Simmerman of Wythe Co, Va • •• ••• Luke & Charles Tieman of Baltimore •• 1821 • • John P Matthews ••••• 29- 67: Bl ow vs Maynard : Lawrence vs Bl ow : Norfolk Co Ct 1797 John !avid guardian of infant brother & sisters - James , Evelina & Margaret Iavis • • • Richard Blow • ••• James D3.vis died 1804 •••• Eleanor Maynard, maiden aunt of his (John Ila.vis , guardian) wife ••••••• 1807 •• Samuel & Elizabeth .Iavis ca 7 yrs old , childr en of J ohn Ia.vis • ••• wife Elizabeth ••• John Ia.vi s died 1811 , Widow Elizabeth 2nd married 1814 Da.vid Lawrence , died ca 1820 •••• • • • ••••• • Margaret Ila.vis , ward of John D3.vis, married Edward Young • •• • .• Evelina Tu.vis ward of John Ia.vi s , married John B Levy , died leaving her husband •••• •• .•. William Dickson • • •• • • • Willi amsburg Ct ••••• Matthew Manning ••••••• •• • •• • Samuel, Elizabeth & Chri stian Ia.vis, children and heirs of J ohn Ia.vis •••• • S Whitehead • • •••• 68- 69 : Bacchus vs Gee : Ther on Gee • • • John B Williams , dee ' d • • • Prince George Co • •• Richard & J u l ia Bacchus, heirs at l a w of Wi lliams • •••• 70-751 Kinney's ex ' ors & devisees vs Harvey & Worth & others : Staunton Ct • ••• Henry & Worth , Baker & Comegys , & John Thompson , merchants of Philadelphia • •• • Ann Kenny • ••• Erasmus Str ibling • • •••• Jacob Kinney , dec ' d (died 1812) of Staunton ••• Jacob , Francis & Ann S tribling • • •• Gi deon Mor gan ••• Erasmus & infant children Jacob , Francis & Ann Stribling - grandchildren of Jacob Kinney - Ann Kenney, widow 76-8J1 Lee & wife vs Stuart & o thers : D3.niel McCarty , of Westmoreland, died 1800 - wife Margaret & 2 infant daughters Anne & Elizabeth • • • • 1 802 Margaret married Richard Stuart •••• 1817 Anne McCarty , an infant , married Henry Lee •••• William S Jett & McKenzie Beverly • • ••• City of Washington , district of Columbia - Lee lived •• • • • 84-109: 'Th.te vs Liggat & Matthews : Li gga t & Mat thews vs Morgan & others : Char les Deison •• 1820 •• Garland Tate • • IB..vid G Murrell • • Ca.mpbell Co ••• Edmund Tate (father-in- law of Charles Deison) • •• • John M Settle •• • • RC Haden • • J M Reynolds ••• 109-118: Jackson vs Sanders & wife & others : Wythe Co Ct •••• estate in Wythe & neighboring cos , •••• Thomas Jackson , dee 'd • • • native of England •• naturalized citizen of US •• died 1824 intestate • • •• brother John Jackson naturalized citizen of US. • • this brother's child"'t John , a native of England never naturalized & Michael, Thomas & Robert Jackson , natural born citizens (*children) V1r'1Di& Appa1a0b1all N ot.es �Vol II - Benjamin Watkins Leigh / 05 of US & Ann Walton (wife of Richard Walton) a sister of the intestate & a native of England , who had never been naturalized, children of Ann Walton (by 2nd husband Richard Walton) - George Walton & Hannah (wife of John Sanders) natural born citizens ; children of Mrs Walton by former husband, Mary Parkin (husband Joseph Par kin) & John; William & Robert Ra.per, all natives of England & not naturalized ; William Millan , a son of Mary Parkin by a former husband, & a natural born citizen , , , Robert, Ann , John , Eve , Chary & - - - - Raper, chil dren of the alien John Raper & natural born citizens & Mary & Jane Ra.per children of alien Will iam Raper . & Natural born citizens of US •.•••• • • John, brother of the intestate died & his children - Michael, Robert & Thomas ••• 119- 133 : Burfoot vs Burfoots : Ia.niel Trabue , of Chesterfield , died 1818 •• • • daughter Elizabeth Mc'l'yre , husband Robert McTyre - grandchildren Ia.niel Trabue Burfoot & 'Ihomas Burfoot, children of daughter Mary , dee ' d (husband Matthew Bu.rfoot) , , , • Ia.niel Trabue Burf'oot died earl y infancy, , , , , , Matthew Burfoot died intestate - son 'Ihomas- 2nd married Julia Lavinia & infant daughter Rosabell a Burfoot , , , , • • • • Lawson Burfoot. , , , • William Fendley , . • • • 1)4-139 s Smoot vs Doe on Demis*of Marshall r Fa.xquier Co , , , 1819 •• • Samuel Luttrell (1776) , wife Dinah , son I.aniel ••••• Christopher Hitch • •• 3 sons - Levin, Elias & 'Ihomas Hitch •••••• Christopher Hitch 1807 •••• • • (*Demise ) 14o- 144s Robin , & others , paupers vs King: Wythe Co Ct , , , , • • • Katharine King, widow of Wi lliam ••• , • Esther, mother of plaintiffs was an Indi an woman • • • 145-149 r McKays vs Hite ·& others r Staunton ct •• 1803 • • Andrew McKay, J eremiah McKay , Robert McKay , William Tyler ••••• Isaac Hite , ex' r of Joist Hite, James Williams , Jona t han Clarke , James , Samuel & Moses Gr een • •.• Land 1731 • ••• 1812 deaths of Andrew McKay & Jonathan Clarke suggested on the r ecord • • • • • 1823 Andrew McKay, William Tyler , James Williams, Jonathan Clarke & Samuel Green dead •• • • 149- 156 : McKinney vs Pinckard ' s ex ' r : Thomas Pinckard (died 1814) .. .. Mrs Judith Fauntleroy (died 1817)* •••• . Armstr ong McKinney . •• • 1809 , ,,. Westmoreland Co •• , • Essex Co . • , • , • (died Jan 1817*) 157- 160 : King VS Smith & others : Porterf'i eld VS Same: Winchester ct.. • • • • John Seevers ••••• Harri son Waite , •• , JS Por terfield , • • , , Harrison's father Obed Waite • , •.• 1 61-164 : Leavell vs Robinson : Fredericksburg Ct , , • , 1 65-170 : King William Justi ces vs Munday: BH Munday • •• • • • 170-172: Branch vs Bowman s Prince Edward Co , , , • , Taylor Bowman , ••• Elizabeth Branch , wife of Matthew Branch, who was never a citizen of Virginia······ 172-178 : Clark e ' s adm 'r vs Il3.y a Spottsyl vani a Co •• •• J efferson Co, Ky 178- 182 : Bolling vs Stokes : Petersburg Ct , • , 183-186 : Vizonneau vs Pegram & others a J ohn Stewart , of Petersburg, nuncupative will -- his natural daughter Mary Ann Vizonneau , wi fe of Andri Thomas Vizonneau • ••••• Edward Pegram jr • ••• John Pegram ,,, ,, John B Bott 186-188 : Lockridge vs Carlisl e : Greenbr ier ct •••• Bath Co •••• co- devisees of Carlisle resided in Kentucky (Campbell Co , Fayette Co, etc) •••• 1824--1826 189- 195 : Walthall ' s ex ' r vs Robertson & others : Francis Walthall, of Buckingham, died 1819 •• wife Mary , ... , • J Morris , • , , E H Hendrick •••• • 195- 199 : Peasl ey vs Boatwright: Cumberland Co •• 1824 •• W Montague •..•• GB Peasley •••• D Boatwr ight ,,, William Boatwright •.• Gabriel Peasley ···· · · 200-249 : On1doff vs 'I\.irman & others: Jefferson Ct •• • Prudence Harbour, daughter & sole heir of the body of Magdalena Pusey, a daughter of John Vanmeter (died 1745) • ••• • • Jacob Vanmeter,,,,, Prudence died 1816 • • •• • son Abraham Vanmeter , *son . John (died 1745) • • • John ' s daughter Magdalena •• , • Prudence married 1763 Elijah Harbour (died 1768) . (*son of John) 249- 266 1 Sharp vs Sharp & others: Augusta Co • • , • , Thomas Sharp, dee 'd • • • • Alexander Shary ••• •• Joseph Sharp ••• • James Black & wife •••• copy of 'lhomas Sharp ' s will: my brothers & sisters, Lettis Clark, Peggy Weir & son Hugh; V1ri1nJ,& Appalachian Notes �Vol II Benjamin Watkins Leigh John Sharp, Fanny Porter, Joseph Sharp, Robert Sharp, Ann Henry, Jean Black; Lettis Clark's son John Sharp ; James Black ' s son Sam; Alexander Sharp, son of Robert Sharp , sister Let tis ' .ls t husband • • & my wife Mary . • . • James Black 's son John Black •••• '.Ihomas Sharp died 1826 ..•• Little Matthew Wilson ••• Robert-----? •••• James Black, his brother-in-law .. • •• • Joseph Brown ••••• Joseph Ewing···~· 267-268 : Haxall & Lee : '.Ihomas Bennett, of Petersburg, died 1825, intestate •••••• Lee, husband of a daughter of intestate • •••• 268-283: Coutts vs Walker: marriage settlement 10 Sept 1799 between Reuben Coutts & Jane New • • • • Samuel McGraw • • • • land in Richmond & Manchester ••.. •• •••• Coutt ' s children : Lewis, Pa.trick , Elizabeth, Polly & Elvira Coutts •••••• 284-299.: Foreman vs Loyd & others : Berkeley , Martinsburg •••• Nadenbousch • • 1824 300-320: '.Ihrift vs Hannah and al : Albemarle Co ••• Hannah & Kate - slaves? ••.• Rachel Magruder - 1796 (feme sole) Montgomery Co, Md - 1798 came to Va, Fluvanna Co - married 7 Nov 1799 Thrift . . • • . Rachel died 1811 • . • • William Smith ••.• 321-328.: '.Ihomps on & Cumming : Petersburg Ct • • • • debt ••• 329-333: Chapman vs Doe, ed(?) Bennett : Wood Co Ct •••• Smith Slaughter •••• •• Monongalia Co • ••• . Harrison Co ••••• 334-336: Norris vs Hume : Polly 'Ihrelkeld married ----- Tu.vis • • Culpeper Co & they removed to Kentucky ••••• 337-346 : Ewing vs Ewing : · Prince Edward Co • • • • Mary Ewing, widow of James, the elder •• •• C Woodson •• ••• S Venable •••• ------Baldwin .• • •• 347- 352: Clark vs Hardiman: Charles City Court •••• Sarah Hardiman, widow of Francis •.• •• John Clark ••• • William Christian • • ••• Henry Christian ••••• John Christian • • • • • Benjamin Ladd • • . • • Benjamin Harrison •••••• 353-355: Little & Telford vs Brown : Staunton Ct •• • • John, D3.vid & William Wilson • •• • •••William Brown •••• Waynesborough ••• 1819 ••••• 356-360: Bass & wife & others vs Scott & others : Charles Farmer •••• brother Nelson Farmer • • • • Marshall Farmer , Judi th Waddell & Sally Farmer • • • • His (Charles) sister Betsey Farmer, Ki.tty Farmer , Polly Bass & Patience Radcliffe •• •••• • Christopher Bass & Polly his wife ; John Radcliffe & Patience his wife • • • • • Richmond Ct •••••• 361-369: Wind.rum vs Parker & Goodwin: Richmond Ct ••• Southampton • • • • John Wyche ••••• Henry Parker •••• 370-372: Mayo vs Winfree: •• Chesterfield Co 372-376: Southall vs Garner : Albemarle Co Ct ••• V W Southall •• • • James Leitch ••• Mary Garner •••• Peter Laporte • •••• 377-393: Madden vs Madden ' s ex'rs: Mabra Madden, the elder of Frederich, by his last will - wife & five daughters : Nancy , Susan, Mary, Jane & Elizabeth, ••• wife Jane • • son Mabra, the younger •• • • James Bulger, husband of Elizabeth • • • • John '.Ihomas, husband of Jane • • • Samuel Madden • • • John Ripler .• ••• Thomas Hunter & Mary his wife •••• '.Ihomas Jones & Susan , his wife ••••• 393-340: Jacobs vs Hill & others : Nelson Co • • • • WB Jacobs • • • JT Hill ••.• 401-409 : Dickenson vs Da.vis & others; Bed.ford Co • • • • Srniths on Lavis , Susan ravis, Josiah Harri son •••• Rachel Da.vis, dec'd •••• 'lhomas Stewart & Ti.rzah •••• • Richard Da.vis, dec'd (died 1784) •••• William Dickenson ••• Smithson Tu.vis his (Richard) heir at law ••••• William Morrison died 1761 - his daughter Tirzah, wife of Richard Tu.vis - Tirzah 2nd married Thomas Stewart •••• •• ••• James Higginbotham ••••• 410-415: Gordon vs Jeffrey: Fredericksburg ••• Orange Ct ••• Robert Mallory •••• 416-419.: Bell vs Hammond and others: 419-425: Taylor & wife VS Browne & others: William Browne, dec 'd ••• Richmond ct • • • • Mary, wife of William Browne , dec'd (died 1816) •• his brother '.Ihomas Browne • •• • • William Nettles •••• Elizabeth Marston ••• • Elizabeth Durfey . • • • • Elizabeth Nettles ••••• Caroline Radcliffe•••• Susan Smith ••.•• Mrs Browne, widow, married 25 Aug 1817 Henley 'Iaylor • • •• V1rg1n1a Appalachian No~ �Vol II - Benjamin Watkins Leigh 425-447 s Beverley vs Brooke & others: Same vs Pickett & others: Fauquier Ct •• 1819 •• James English • •• George Pickett , Steptoe Pickett , FW Brooke •••••• Fredericksburg Ct •• •.• Peter Beverley • • • T T Mason •••• Robert Beverley •• Jones vs Murdaugh : James City Ct • • • • JW Murdaugh ••• W Jones •••• • ••• Mary Jones • • • PLC Burwell. ••••• 451-474: Threlkeld's Ad.m'r vs Fitzhugh ' s Ex'r: Stafford Ct •.• Lucy Fitzhugh •• Francis Fitzhugh I dee 'a . . . . . William Bronaugh • • . • John Fox • • it • Elijah Threlkeld, dec'd •••• Mary Threlkeld, wife • • • • John Fox's wi£e, one 0£ the children 0£ Mary 'Threlkeld •.••• 474-484 : Pleasants vs Clements: Lynchburg ••• J1I Pleasants • •• Mrs Eliza Clements 484-488: Bishop's ex ' r vs Bishop & others: Edward Niblett •••• James Bishop of Prince George, dee ' d ••• , George Bishop , • , . John Avery ••• 'Ibomas Comer ••. George Bishop , son 0£. James •• .•• 488-489 :. Buckner vs MacKay: • • 490- 492: Poage vs Willson.:. 493- 511 : Gillial vs Lynch: Lynchburg 512-524: Het ternan 's adm 'r &c vs G.rymes 's adm 'r &c: Samuel W Sayre • • • Philip L Grymes of Middlesex, dee 'd •••• • 1bomas Cardincaux • , •• James Mather & Abner L Duncan of New Orleans • , •• 525- 532: Lamb vs Harrison's adm 'r &c: John Thompson •• • John Lamb • , • Robert Lamb •• • • Braxton Harrison ••• Emery Thompson • , • John 'Ihompson • • • 'Ihomas Paythress • • • Sarah Harwood & husband James •• •• John Minge •••• 532- 539: Bishop vs Harrison's adm ' r &c: Benjamin Harrison • • • • William Harrison's will • • • • • Richard Dunn • • • • Prince Geroge Court ••••• 540-544: Randolph vs Randolph &c : Mary Tubb , an infant, married Nov 1800 Bathurst Randolph • . • 2 children*- both dead • • • • • RE Meade (*son was born) 545- 550 : Couch vs Miller: Lynchburg • • • • Marshall Couch . • • John Couch • • • • 550-555 : Bowyer vs Anderson: Greenbrier Ct 555-557: Garland vs Ellis: Amherst ••• debt ••• Henry Ballinger, Richard Ballinger & Thomas Richeson, ••••• ----Garland • •••• ----Muse & John .Richeson •• • •• 557-559 : Couch vs Hooper: Buckingham Ct • • • Allen Couch • • • Coughlan • • • Childers 560-568 : Fletcher vs Chapman: Matthew Calvert ••• Lewis Parham • • • • Robert Wallace • • •. 1812 .•• Southhampton Ct •••• Brunswick Co • ••• Samuel Calvert • • • • 569- 571: Reed ' s heirs vs Vannorsdale & wile : Winchester Ct • • • • Charles Reed • • • • Abraham Vannorsdale & his wife Anne, widow of James Reed, dec'd (1st marriage) ••• • Charles brother of James Reed (no children) ••• James Reed , dee ' d lived Hampshire Co • • • • • Charles Reed lived Hardy Co • • • • Charles died pending suit ••••• 57 2 - 57 5 : Hardin Is ex 'rs vs Hardin : Berry Hardin • • • staun ton ct . . . Benjamin Hardin ••••• Nathaniel Landcraft ••• • Isaac Hardin, dec'd . . • • Samuel Bailey 576- 579: Miller vs Crouch : Amherst Co ••• William Long • • • Thomas Crews ••• • ••• William , Betsy & Nancy Brydie ••• 1819 . . . Boyd Miller ••• Joseph Eckols •• 580-583 : Overseers 0£ the Poor of Brunswick vs Tucker : Heartwell 'fucker • • • • • • • 'Ihornas Gibbon • , ••• 584-587 : Harris vs Harris: Nelson Co ••• John Harris • .• William Harris • • • •. • • slander . • • • William Moon • .• • Archibald Tuylor , •• John Roberts • • • • • 588- 596: Linney 's adm 'r vs I.ark's adm ' r &c & others: 1821 .. Fredericksburg • • · James Ross .••• Warren Ashley , .•• Tu.re, dee 'd • • • • Lewis Holliday dee ' d of Spottsylvania • • • • debt •• .•• 596- 616: Young vs Gooch & Browns Henrico Co •• • Richmond City •• • • 1784 ·• · •·•· Charles Lewis & Susan, his wife - their son, Gilley Marion Lewis ··· · · · 617-625: Currie & others vs Pa.ge & others : • , • Ann Currie wile of Ja mes Currie of the city 0£ Richmond • •• • • Chesterfield Co • • •• D3.vid Ross • •• • J a mes McClu~ • • • • • William Richardson • . • • Mrs Curry died Sept/Oct 1796 •• • James Curri e died 1807 . . • Page & other heirs of Ann Currie • •• • 626-630: Fitzhugh vs Gordon •••• 1821 • •• • Fredericksburg •••• • 447- 451 s V1rg1n1a .Appa.la.chia.n NoteEI �Vol II - Benjamin Watkins Leigh / P8 630-641 1 Crawford & others vs Jarrett ' s adm ' r: Greenbrier Ct •• • E Jarrett constable of Kanawha Co • • • • BA Crawford • • • A Wood • . • • J Brown • • • J Warth • ·~· S Slack •• • • N Gardner • ••• • Reynolds of Kanawha • • • . 642-6501 Frazier &c vs Frazier's ex'rs &c s Staunton Ct •• • Hugh Paul •.•.• James Coursey ••• • John W Frazier dec'd ••• • . James Frazier ••• . William Hillis , father of Eliza Hills •• • •• George Coine~ • •• • •. John Frazier died 1809 ••• his ( J ohn) brother James Frazier died 1814 •••• children of dec'd brother Samuel Frazier1 James, Samuel , Bella & John W Frazier. Samuel & Bella died prior 1814 • • James Frazier, distant relative •••• • Bella Frazier wife of William Hillis - I .child Eliza Hillis ••••• John W Frazier died prior 1814? 650- 651_: Rootes vs Stone : Williamsburg 651-653, Garlands vs Jacob &c: debt •• Hudson Kidd • • • Spottswood Garland •••• • James & William Garland .••• 653-665: Watts vs Cole & Wife & others s Elizabeth City Co •••.• Cole & wife & others heirs of Robert Wright •• • • '.Ihomas Watts (died 1726/27) .• his son Samuel Watts (died 1752/53) - his son Littleton Watts (died 1797) •••. • •• Samuel Watts (died 1753) eldest son '.Ihomas Watts (died 1815) .•• •• Robert Bright & Mary his wife (nee Watts?) ••••• Thomas Watts (died 1815) son Thomas •••.• 665- 698: Gregory vs Baugh : Chesterfield Ct • ••• William Clarke • • .• Gregory son of Biddy, daughter of Sybill •••• Peter Ashbrooke •••• Indians (?) •• .. •.• . Littleberry West • •• • John Pride •••• June Term 1830 701-7061 Moore vs 'Ihe Com'th 1 Shenandoah Ct ••• Moore convicted of stealing bank notes •• •• William Lauck •• •• Peter Lauck .••• J Aleshire • ••• . 707-708 : Hay ' s Adm'rx vs Pistor1 Mason Ct •••• 708- 709: '.Ihe Com'th vs Cousins : Petersburg Ct ••• • Cousins • • convicted of horse stealing • •-. ·. hoxse stolen in Pittsylvania •.• • • 709-717: Jacob & others vs the Com ' th : Augusta Ct ••• John Jacobs . • • LW Harris • • • • John Digges of Nelson Co • • • William B Jacobs •••• • 717-718: 'Ihe Com ' th vs Edmund Perryman & Kitura.h Ferrymen, wife & widow of Joseph Perryman, dee ' d brother of Fil.mund • • • • • King & Queen Ct Edmund married Ki turah 719- 720: Ex parte Barkers Barker of Kentucky ••• James Markham dec ' d ••• Henrico Co •• • William Dlval, Barker grandson of Markham who lived & died Cabell Co Va ••• Markham had estate in Henrico Co ••••• 721- 724: Webb vs the Com'th: Nottoway Ct •••• 724-726: The Com ' th vs Fugate: Scott Ct •• William Fugate convicted of malicious stabbing ••• sentenced to 2 yrs & pardoned ••• • 727-732: Allen vs The Com ' th: 1819 grand larceny - value of $4 & up After MaY 1, 1824 - larceny, grand value of $10 & up ••• Logan Circuit Ct •• • John Allen indicted of (see last page of this article) 733-738: Howard vs Rawson & Pugh: • • Wood Ct• •· 739-740: 'Ihe Com'th vs Willsons Fairfax •• •• 741-742: Thomas vs the Com'th : Hampshire •••• 743 : Poulson vs 'Ihe Justices of Accomack : 744 The Com'th vs Snider: Pendleton Ct ••• • 745-750: Martin vs 'Ihe Comm 'tha Botetourt Co •. 1829 Martin convicted of passing counterfeit bank notes ••• W Smith •• • Lewallen ••• Millirous ••• Bedford Co ••••• ... 751-7591 Spencer vs '.Ihe Com ' th: Botetourt Co • •• 1830 •• • counterfeit 759-760 : Stephen vs The Com'th: Berkeley 761Ex parte Lyons: 762-763 : Mann& other vs Given & others s Botetourt Co Circuit Ct • • • Thomas Reynolds • • slaves freed 1797 ••• Samuel Mitchell (now lives Illinois) & Mitchell Porter, wit: now dead ••• '.Ihe Sweet Springs Ct•• Oct 1797 ••. Monroe Co Ct Feb 21 •• • ••• • Vtratrua Appalach.1a.n N oies �Vol II - Benjamin Watkins Leigh 764-768.1 Harrison vs Emmerson 769-778: Brown vs The Com ' th r others, Justices of- Norfolk: Kanawha C~ - felony , counterfeit bank note ••••• E Perryman • • • JD Lewis •••• . Ross •• .•• 727Allen vs The Commonwealth s Allen: (see p 727) Allen 10 Sept 1823 (crime committed ) another stated it use on 1 Jan 1830 •• . plea "not guilty'' ••••• 'Ihe jury found John Allen did steal &c the steer in the indictment mentioned on the 15 Aug 1823 in manner & form as therein charged ; & that the sd steer was of the value of $9 . 75 ; we further find, that the sd steer is not forthcoming to be restored to the owner •• ••• -- -- -= -- - -- -- & --- -- ------ = = === == == = == = == = === = FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE PETITION We th e under s igner s Represent to the Hounable speaker of the house of Delegates £or the State of Vir ginia that Smithers Holt of floyd Coun ty in Sai d S tate was Indited for Selling ardent Spirits When in his infintile age Not Knowing that it was against the Laws of said State which Inditement was tried after he became of age Which fine he has Since paid and we pray your Honoorable body in your wi sdom to grant him the sd Smithers Holt Just Releif as you may think proper in Refunding Said fine t o the Said Smithers and we will ever in Duly pray . Charles Lester John Willia.ms W Goodo~s (Go odson ) Major Howard Jno B Ohares Joseph Wi'ldor?Hilton Luis Bauer (Bower) Owen Sumner Benjamin House wm B Cochran H Sendfeor Clk?Ok Jas Howard Isaac Moore Middleton ~ Clay T Jerrel Slusher John Welch George goodyKoontz Milton B Ratliff James Alderman David Spangler Bird Cole Jeremiah B?F Slusher Ed.mun Branscomb Floyd G Shel~s David Hughett A :! Brady Jacob Shelor ~ .Q Wallkins E M Jett William Cronk Jonathan Oley ~ Ch Aldredge ma.!!!!:es (Matthias) Bowers Jacob Bowers Philip Sowers William Iddings Tbos P Si.Dnnons Henry Dillon Eli Epperly Joseph Epperly John Redbart Isaac Lemon Jacob Doutbat Thomas Lancaster Charles Yearout Henry B Spangle Samuel Dobyn James Gardner John Y Isaac Aflizer (Altizer) Jacob Graham William Holliday John H Becker Daniel Nes ter --- --- William Webb Jesse Carter Lewis Harvey James Lights Thos Mitchell eY King James Lawrence gorge epperley John Young George Shelor __ Floyd Coun ty to wit Va . This day personaly appeared before me George Shelor a justice of the peace for the county aforesaid Spratly Holt the Father of Smith ers Ho lt was born on the 26th day of Jan 1818. A copy of the original may be obtained from the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Va. Ask for Legislative Petition , Floyd Co, Va, 23 Dec 1841 , Smithers Holt. ============================================================================= ViriUU& ..Appa1ach1a.n Not.Ai:> �i I 0 STEPHENS CEMETERY contributed by Parke C Bogle [Located off South Route 100, near Patt erson, Wythe Co , Virginia] ALLISON, India Stephens =Feb 11, 1883 - Mar 7 , 1885 CROCKETT, Clyde E = 1903 -·1965 CROCKETT, Nellie K = 1903 - 1978 FIELDS , Johnnie A = s/o I N & M A Fiel d s = Aug 11, 1881 - ?? 1883 [The above stone is only one standing or with any lettering , in a triangu l ar space adjoining th e Stephens Cemetery. There appears to be at least 20 graves marked by p lain field stones . Many of the se spaces seem to be graves of smal l ch il dren . This corner has been abandoned & has grown up in briars in the extreme southern corner. Cattle have access to the area . ] FUGATE, Maggie F w/o J H Fugate = Oct 9, 1862 - Nov 30, 1897 FUGATE, Mary Bell e d/o J H & M F Fugate = Nov 19, 1891 - Dec 18, 189 5 HARRISON , William C =Co K, 56 VA Infantry, CSA (no dates) HURST, Mary 7 = w/o M F? Hurst = died Feb 2, 1893 = aged 48 yrs 6 mos ?? days KEMP , Bessie- Bond = Feb 28 , 1902 - Oct 23, 1990 KEMP, Bessie May= Mar 7, 1897 - May 5, 1 916 KEMP, Charles Everit =Oct 3 , 1893 - Nov 27 , 1895 KEMP , French M = Jan 8, 1896 - Nov 6 , 1968 KEMP, John Peter = Father = 1867 - 1 941 KEMP, Lillie Ell en = Mother = 1878 - 1915 LANDRETH, Carrie = Mother = 1888 - 1913 LUTHER, Martha= Oct 13, 1872 - July 27, 1898 =M other & faithfu l fr iend MARSHALL, Norman E = 1878 - 1957 (no stone ; FHM ; inside concrete enclosure) MARTIN, Earl = 1894 - 1979 MARTIN, Mrs Ruth M = 1900 - 1973 MILLER, Mrs Et ta Fore = 1892 - 1960 MILLER, Howard Cameron =VA PFC 32 Inf Korea - Nov 4, 1933 - Sept 29, 1965 MILLER, Mr William = 1894 - 1922 QUESENBERRY, Isobe l E = Mother = Nov 1, 1877 - Ju ly 3 , 1974 QUESENBERRY, James Herbert = July 30, 1929 - Nov 1, 1977 (one ) QUESENBERRY, Carrie Blanche =May 12, 1929 (stone) QUESENBERRY, James Kermit = s/o Posey & Isabe ll e Quesenberry & h/o Maggie Graham = April 16 , 191 0 - Feb 18 , 1935 QUESENBERRY, Infant s/o James H & Carrie B Quesenberry = April 29 , 1948 QUESENBERRY, Posey E =Father =June 23 , 1875 - Feb 7, 1934 REDD, Mable Mi ller = ( FHM) = 1921 - 1959 [At least 25 graves in cemetery with only field - ston es minus lettering. Other graves are ev i dent with no stones of any kind.] SAYERS, Bet sy Row e - d/o William & Isabe lla Sayers = died Jan 4 , 1850 SAYERS, Isabella H =Mar 4, 1826 - June 7 , 1 976 SEXTON, Isabella E = d/o L & M A Sexton = May 1, 1851 - Oct 14 , 1862 SEXTON, Joseph Thomas = only s/o Legrand & Margaret Ann Sexton Sept 22, 1845 - June 21 , 1848 SEXTON, Margaret Ann = w/o Legrand Sexton = July 1, 1822 - May 1, 1855 SIZER, Anna Belle = w/o w p S i zer = May 6 , 1866 - Nov 14 , 1903 SIZER , Mary India = d/o w p & Belle S i zer = Sep t 8, 1902 - Mar 21, 1903 STEPHENS, Albert C [masonic emblem]= Nov 17, 1869 - May 15 , 1935 STEPHENS, Albert c (baby) - Dec 10, 1935 - De c 14, 1 937 :: s/o Jim & Mary Hurst Stephens = = = Virgin ia Appalachian Notes �II/ Stephens Cemetery Charles G = s/o Jas S & India Stephens = 19 Oct 1860 - 26 Aug 1863 Charlie J = March 12, 1905 - June 11, 1956 Clara Irene = d/o J E & F R Stephens = 10 May 1819 - 19 June 1920 Delia B = Nov 29, 1879 - Dec 24, 1957 Evelyn Foster = d/o J M & M H Stephens = 15 Mar 1915 - 16 Mar 1915 Evelyn V = [d/o Jim & Mary Hurst Stephens]= July 7, 1929India S = w/o James S Stephens = Oct 28, 1836 - Sept 28, 1870 James = born Sept 1796 - died April 26, 1851 James S (our husband) Mar 28, 1830 - Oct 21, 1873 = age 43 yrs [Metal pl at e on stone reads " Rome & Repass, Wytheville, Va"] STEPHENS, James S = s/o James S & Senah Stephens (no dates) STEPHENS, Jim :=s/o Albert; h/o Mary Hurst Stephens; died in 1960s (no stone) STEPHENS, Joanna = died Mar 15, 1844 = age about 84 years STEPHENS, John Edward = April 16, 1894 - July 4 , 1942 STEPHENS, John M = s/o J S Stephens = April 4, 1867 - Nov 28, 1870 STEPHENS, Joseph, consort of Isabella Stephens , who departed this life, June 29, 1831, age 38 years, ? mos & ?? days. [born @ 1793] STEPHENS, child of Joseph & Isabella Stephens, d Dec ?? 18??; age 2y 9m 6d STEPHENS, Joe = s/o Jim & Mary Hurst Stephens; d late 1900s (no stone) STEPHENS, Lawrence (on Rev War Marker 1755 - 1847; VA Cpl 1st Va Regt . Revolutionary War (Old s tone, on ground , gives his age as 94) STEPHENS , Mary Alice = d/o J R & Roberts Stephens = 10 Nov 1893 - 23 Nov 1895 STEPHENS , Mary Hurst, w/o Jim Stephens = STEPHENS, Sarah J J A = June 26, 1836 - Mar 15, 1858 = age 2ly Sm 18d STEPHENS, Peter, died May 20, 1819, age 60 years 8 mos and 18 days TIPTON, William F = Mar 26, 1865 - Jan 8, 1889 BOOZE, Minnie D = 1900 - 1976 (FHM) DIXON, Miss Jettie = 1882 - 1964 (FHM) FINLEY, Morgan D =US Army WW II = 1914 - 1985 HUBBARD, Anna Belle Stephens = w/o Clarence McKinley Hubbard - June 17, 1898 - Nov 11, 1976 JOHNSON, Clerice R 1958 - 1981 [2 graves without stones next to Clerice Johnson] KEMP, Thomas Jefferson (Father) =May 7, 1864 - Nov 16, 1928 KEMP, Venessa Harris (Mother) =July 9, 1871 - April 19, 1963 KEMP, James R = Co I, 45 VA Inf CSA (no dates) KEMP, James Robert (Father) = April 22, 1823 - Feb 22, 1916 KEMP, Elizabeth (Mother ) = Mar 2, 1839 - Nov 29, 1916 KEMP, James Howard (Father) = Aug 30, 1905 - Jan 3, 1971 KEMP, Lura Bell (Mother) =Oct 7, 1902 - Jan 7, 1976 MATHEWS, Baby boy = 1965 - 1965 (FHM) MATHEWS, Baby girl = 1977 - 1977 (FHM) MARTIN, Mr John = 1935 - 1975 MILLER , Clara B = 1908 - 1981 (FHM) MILLER, Mr Otis Lee = 1906 - 1977 (FHM) MILLER, Joseph Leon = Dec 22, 1925 - Nov 15, 1970 MILLER, Charles H = Sept 20, 1875 - (no death date) MILLER, Laura J = April 12, 1874 - July 12, 1958 MILLER, Lonnie J = Feb 26, 1898 - June 21, 1969 (155 Depot Brig . W W I ) MILLER, Robert Lee = Father ~ April 12, 1896 - Dec 2 2 , 194 7 MILLER, Suel M - Mother - April 12 , 1897 - Aug 25, 1972 SLAUGHTER, L A = 1916 - 1979 STEPHENS, STEPHENS, STEPHENS, STEPHENS, STEPHENS, STEPHENS, STEPHENS, STEPHENS, STEPHENS, = Virginia Appalachian Notes �I I :i.., 3 STEPHENS CEMETERY SLAUGHTER, Elliot B = 1898 - 1972 STIGER , Harry L = 1902 - 1977 s/o = son of ; h/o - husband of / d/o - daughter ; FHM- funeral home marker ; ; w/o- wife of ; d/o - daughter of. Will appreciate hearing from any one who has further information on people who are buried in this old Cemetery. So many graves have no markers . Some are so badly eroded that it is possible that I have not copi e d them correctly. Parke C Bogle, 1117 High St, Pulaski, Va 24301 . (1991) ======================================================================= ===== STEPHENS FAMILY CEMETERY Cemetery No J20 Data taken, Aug 1981 Researchers: George Sanders, Bruce Anderson location: Off SRlOO in Patterson Community. C45 C46 A12 C23 C26 C27 C24 Akers, Charlie T 30 Nov 1896 26 May 1935 -1A k e r s , Ka t e O7 J u 1 18 9 9 1 9 Fe b 1 9 7 1 -2Allison, India Stephens 10 Feb 1883 07 Mar 1885 Booze, Minnie D 1900 - 1976 -4Crockett, Clyde E 1903 - 1965 -5-6Crockett, Nellie K 1903 - died ???? Dixon, Miss Jettie 1882 - 1964 -7- BOS Fugate, Maggie F 09 Oct 1862 30 Nov 1897 -8Fugate, May Belle 29 Nov 1891 28 Dec 1895 -9Harrison, Wi lliam no dates -10- CSA Co K 55 VA Inf Hubbard, Anna Belle 1898 - 1976 -llHurst, Mary E (B) ------ died 02 Feb 1883 -12- Age 48 yr 6 ms 26 ds Kemp, Bessie Bond born 28 Feb 1902 died -----13Kemp, Bessie May 07 Mar 1897 05 May 1916 -14Kemp, Burton S 1894 - 1971 -15- WW I VA Pvt 467 ENGR PLT Kem p, Charles Everit 03 Oct 1893 27 Nov 1895 -16Kemp, Elizabeth 02 Mar 1839 29 Nov 1916 -17Kem p , French M 08 Jan 1896 05 Nov 1968 -1 8 Kemp, James Howard 30 Aug 1905 03 Jan 1971 -19Kemp, James R no dates -20- CSA Co I 45 VA INF Kemp, James Robert 22 Apr 1823 22 Feb 1916 -21Kemp, John Peter 1867 - 1941 -22Kemp, Lillie Ellen 1878 - 1915 -23 Kemp, Lura Belle 07 Oct 1902 07 Jan 1976 -24Kemp, Thomas Jefferson 07 May 1864 16 Nov 1928 -25Kemp, Vinesa Harris 09 July 18 71 19 Aug 196 3 -26Landreth, Carrie 1888 - 1913 - 27Luther, Martha 13 Oct 1872 27 Jul 18 92 -28Martin , Earl 1894 - 1979 -29Martin, John H 1935 - 1975 -30Martin , Ruth M 1900 - 1973 -31- 807 A39 A07 A17 C31 C35 C4l C36 C44 C30 C39 C42 C43 C29 C28 C40 C37 C38 804 A40 C06 COS C0 7 Virginia Appalachian Notes - 3- �Ilg C21 C22 Cl2 C02 C03 Cl6 Cl3 Cll Cl4 Cl8 ClS Cl7 COl AOS A03 AOS AOl A02 A04 C04 A20 Al9 A26 A24 A25 BOS B06 ClO C09 B03 802 Bl3 A06 A09 A08 B09 801 814 B2 l 816 All Bl7 AlO 815 826 818 811 B2 3 Al8 cos Al5 -M-a tthews, baby boy 1965 - 1965 -32Ma tthews, baby girl 1977 - 1977 -33Miller, Charles H 20 Sep 1875 1962 -34Mi 11 er, Etta Fore 1892 - 1960 -35 Mi 1 l er, Howard Cameron 04 Nov 1933 29 Sept 1965 VA PFC 32 -36- KOREA INF Miller, Joseph Leon 22 Dec 1925 15 Nov 1970 -37 Miller, Laura J 12 Apr 18 74 12 Jul 1958 -38VA pvt Miller, Lonnie J .26 Feb 1898 21 Jun 1969 -39- WW I 13 Co 155 Depopt Miller, Otis Leo 1906 - 1977 -40-41Miller, Robert Lee 12 Apr 1896 22 Dec 1974 -42Mi 11 er, Shirley T 23 Aug 1936 22 Jun 1937 Miller, Suel 12 Apr 18 97 25 Aug 1972 -43Miller, William 1894 - 1972 -44-46Quesenberry, Carrie Blanche born 12 May 1929 died Quesenberry, Isabel E 01 Nov 1877 03 Jul 1974 - 47Quesenberry, James Herbert 30 Jul 1929 01 Nov 1977 -48Quesenberry, James Kermit 06 Apr 1910 18 Feb 1935 -49Quesenberry, Posey E 23 Jun 1875 07 Feb 1934 -50Quesenberry, infant died 29 Apr 1948 -45Redd, Mabel Miller 1921 - 1959 -51-52Sayers, Betsy Rowe born --- died 04 Jan 1850 -53Sayers, Isabella H 04 Mar 1826 02 Jun 1826 -54Sexton, Isabell E 01 May 1851 14 Oct 1862 _55_ Sexton, Joseph Thomas 22 Sep 1845 21 Jun 1848 -56Sexton, Margaret Ann 01 Jul 1822 04 May 1855 _57 _ Sizer, Anna Belle 06 May 186 6 14 Nov 1903 -58Sizer, Mary India 08 Sep 1902 21 Mar 1903 Slaughter, Beulah 1916 - 1976 -59Slaughter, Elliott B 1898 - 1972 -60Stephens, Albert C 17 Nov 1869 15 May 1935 -62Stephens, Albert C baby 10 Dec 1935 14 Dec 1937 -61-63Stephens, Charles G 19 Oct 1860 26 Aug 1863 -64Stephens, Charles J 12 Mar 1905 11 Jun 1956 -65Stephens, Clara Irene 10 May 1919 19 Jun 1920 -66Stephens, Della B 29 Nov 1979 24 De c 1957 (above typed as on computer sheet} -67Stephens, Evelyn Foster 15 Mar 1915 16 Mar 1915 -68Stephens, Evelyn V 07 Jul 1929 23 Jan 194 4 -69Stephens, India S 28 Oct 1836 28 Sep 1870 -70Stephens, James -- Sept 1796 26 Apr 1851 Stephens, James S no dates -71-72Stephens, James s -1- 28 Mar 1830 21 Oct 1873 Age about 81 yrs Stephens, Joanna died 15 Mar 1845 -731942 -74Stephens, John Edward 16 Apr 1894 04 Jul -75Stephens~ John M 04 Apr 1867 28 Nov 1870 Stephens, Joseph died 29 Jun 1837 -76- Age 38 yrs 11 mos 16 ds Stephens, Lawrence 1755 - 1847 -77- Revo. VA Cpl 1 VA Regt . Stephens, Mary Alice 10 Nov 1893 23 Nov 1895 -78Stephens, Peter died 10 May 1819 -79- Age 60 yr 8 mos 8 ds Stephens, Sarah J J A 26 Jun 1836 Mar 15, 1858 -80- Age 21 yr 8 mos 19 ds Stiger, Harry L 1902 - 1977 -81-82 Ti pton, Wi lliam F 26 Mar 1865 08 Jan 1889 V1r'1Di& Appalaohtan Notes �The typed copy on pllS. This note was attached to a Revolutionary War Pension record. It shows another reason why we cannot find a marriage record. V11'&1ni& Appalachian Notes -- �1/5 Clerks off ice of Lunenburg 4th October 1839 I William H Taylor clerk of the county court of Lunenburg county in the State of Virginia do hereby certify that I have held the said off ice for the last twenty five years that I have examin~d the books containing the register of marriages in my office from 1776 to 1820 and cannot find any record of the marriage of William Palmer or Palmore to Frances Westbrook . I further certify that the records of marriages during that period appear to be irregular that there is no register of marriages at all in my office but in what is called the Will book. that the marriages recorded in the will book were celebrated by dissenting ministers only and no marriages recorded celebrated by ministers of the established church either before or since the revolution in consequence of which the marriage not appearing on the records of my office raises no presumption that the aforesaid parties were not legally married at the time stated In testimy whereof I have annexed the seal of the said court and subscribed my name this 4th day of October 1839 Wm H Taylor c =~===~~====~=================================================================== CORRECTION VAN May 1992, p54: shows "Dec 8, 1885 Jessee L Cecil Md Mel lie H Buckingham, col'd" The correct ion is that both were white. (They were also first cousins .) Verification can be found in the 1870 & 1880 Federal Census records for both their parents. Richard W Buckingham, Apt 803, 330 West Brambleton Ave, Norfolk, VA 25510 . Note and comments by the editor: Many errors were made when the clerk copied the marria ge returns in the register ; also, what appeared to be ditto marks could be dark spots (water shows up as dark or black spots on microfilm) on the paper, please remember that the copy was made from microfilm and parts were very hard to re ad ( imposs ibl e in some cases) -- please forgive any errors that we may have made and correct u s . We were sent a copy of a previously published Pulaski Co marriages, but could not u se them for corrections or comparison as no written permission was sent with th e m. One of the most important things to remember in genealogy (£or me) is to believe nothing in print until you have seen the original and tben get several other records to prove that fact - if possible . In 'translating' t he marriage record - remember the h andwriting. Do we put down what we t hink we see or as it is written? You put down what it seems to be. Examples: the 'a ' is looped at the top or not c lo sed, so it looks like an 'o' or 'u' - you write the lat ter and, if sure, make a notation that the letter is an 'a' . And you never change the spe lling of a word or name in a document. We make no corrections of a document! A footnote serves that purpose. Vtr'1Di& Appalaoh1an Not.es �I /t:, BO'IETOURT CCUNTY, VIRGINIA FREE NEGROES contributed by Charles T Burton List of' Free Negroes & Mulattoes within the District of James _unor Commiss'r in the County of' Botetourt f'or the Year 1804 Residence Occupation Name Sex 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Jubo Tempy Scott Betsey Polly Sally Tu.y Nancy Stephen Ben Nancy Pegee Frank Male Negro Sinking Creek Female Mulatto Fincastle male Female Male Negro No Roanoak Tu.niel Pharoah Lucy Female 13 Ebey Jones 14 Sam B Jones male Mulatto 15 Will Bria/Brice male Negro 16 Hannah Female 17 Nathan At.:t.._w Male Negro Tinker Creek Salem Mulatto 18 Will Campbell Negro 19 Tom Rogers 20 Female Rachel Nelson _l Male Charles Female _2 Sally _3 Fanny Male _4 Jim Female Polly -5 _6 Malinda Mulatto Eliz Craig 7 Annie 8 Catharina 9 _o Tabitha male _l George male Mulatto Salem 2 John Hanson Female _) Elizabeth Ma.le Glade Creek John Jackson 34 Female 35 Betsy Jackson So of Roanoke negro Hannah Jones 36 male 37 achiliM Female Mulatto Jenny Campbell 38 Male James Newman 39 40 Benj 'a Female Betsy 41 Polly 42 43 Nancy Sally 44 (part of the above page very faint) Vil'&lll1& Appa.le.chia.n Notes Farmer Spinster Washerwoman Nurse Weaver Washerwoman painter Waiter Spinister Labourer aged labourer Spinister Spinister about 6 Years old Farmer Spinister Labourer Waiter Labourer Washerwoman 12 Years old 9 7 6 J 1 Spinister 3 Years old l 6 Years old 3 Carpenter Sp~nister 2 Years old 10 Farmer 10 Years old 13 11 9 8 �117 page 2 0 45 · 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 Names Milly Newman Peggy Rachel James J•r James Newman Tommy Betsy Hillary Samuel S.Q.12.h.y Sex Female Residence Carvin Cove occupation 6 Years old 4 2 Male Carvin Creek Female Male '/4 J Months 8 Years To 7 6 less 5 4 2t Female ===========~~====================~=~=========================================~= submitted by Gene Swartzell Page 383 RUSSELL COUNTY, VA. COURT ORDER BOOK 2 July 17 ..37 County Tavern rates to be as follows: Dinner Breakfast Lodging with clean sheets Stableage overnight with hay or fodder Whiskey by the half pint Rum by the half pint Beer or cider by the quart Corn or oats by the gallon ====~========================~==============================~=~================ PEDIGREE CHARTS Have surname compilation available for ten volumes of pedigree charts. The cost will be $5.00 postpaid . Instructions for ordering photocopies of individual charts: A volunteer will copy a maximum of 1 to 3 charts for $1.00. Do not send cash . Make check payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. To secure the compilation of surnames or up to 3 charts write to Mary Jane Vaden, 2438 Memorial Ave SW, Roanoke VA 24015 . If more than 3 charts are requested you may write to one of the following persons who have expressed willingness to do copying on a private basis. The cost will be subject to their normal hourly charges plus the copying fees estab lished by the individual employed to complete the task. Mrs Mrs Mrs Jan Mrs Arlene Bell, 431 Homeplace Drive, Salem, Va 24153. ph (703) 387-9250 Ann Chilton, SOS Fugate Road NE, Roanoke ,Va 24091. (703) 366-3070 Wiliene B Chitwood, Rt 4 Box 912, Rocky Mount, Va 24151 (7-03) 483-9852 Oedel, PO Box 26, Troutville, Va 24175 (703) 992-5637 Elaine M Trumbull, 5872 Viewpoint Ave , Salem, Va 24153 (703) 380-3043 25 £ 21£ 8! 17.C 10! 25.C '3 t. '3t. �QUERIES 73&74-92: Need info, contact with desc of John & Mary KING HANSHEW. Family on 1850 census Wythe co, VA. John b ca 1814 s/o Jacob & Mary CAMERSON HANSHEW. Mary d/o John Jacob KING & Elizabeth. Known ch: William Winton HANSHEW b 1838 Wythe Co, VA, md Louisa G. HUBBLE; Sarah Elizabeth HANSHEW b 1841 md Ephraim Ward ETTER 21 Aug 1860 Wytheville, VA; Rhoda HANSHEW b 1841; Mol ly HANSHEW b 1846 Wythe Co. Family in IL(?) 1860 . Other ch may have been b after 1850. Mrs. Margaret Frandsen, 6417 Brushwood Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89107 75-92: Seek printed info or genealogies on SKAGGS in VA. 1752 Chesapeak Pl, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Wes Skaggs, 76-921 Would like to correspond & exch info on John Riley LITTRELL s/o James & Jane CASTEEL LITTRELL, b May ca 1830, Pulaski Co, KY, md 16 Oct 1854 Pulaski Co, KY to Minerva Jane SINGLETON, b Aug ca 1829, Lincoln Co, KY, d/o Richard T. SINGLETON & Jincy SINGLETON (cousins). Wanda Luttrell S indars P. o. Box 2656, Port Angeles, WA 98362-0330 7.7-92: Need info on Patrick & Henry Co, VA, anc 1700s - early 1800s: Charles RAKES, Edward COCKRAM, Sr, John VEST (Rev war Vet), John VIER (VIA?), (dtr Elizabeth md Charles VEST, Franklin Co, VA 1812). Danny R. Kuhn, Box 323, Cool Ridge, WV 25825 78-92: Seeking p/o William FOWLKES b ca 1824, d 10 Apr 1889 Nottoway Co, VA, md Nancy (Nannie) PERKINSON & had (all b Nottoway Co)z Rufus c. b ca 1858, d ca 1911, Nottoway Co, VAJ calvin c . b 2 Jun 1859, d 3 1 Mar 1914 Farmers Branch, TX; John E. b ca 1863J Richard H. b 10 Aug 1867 , d 22 Oct 1947, Rockwall, TX; Virginia A. b ca 1869 md ROBERTSON & lived Crewe, VA ; Houston b ca 1873. Eugene Fowlkes, 717 candlewood Rd, Ft. Worth, TX 76103 79-92 : Need p/o Charles PRICE b 1802 VA, md McMinn Co, TN catherine ZEIGLER b 1807 VA. Migrated to Webster Co, MO ca 1845. P/o Michael DYCHE b ca 1785 VA or NC. Was in Greene Co, TN 1810 census, nd Rebecca Churchman, Grainger Co, TN; d Roane co, TN 1846. Family migrated to MO after his death. Marjorie 0yche, 2120 s. Pleasant Valley Rd., Springfield, MO 65809 80-921 Seek info on John w. COLE, b ca 1838, md Nancy Jane ALLEY ca 1857, in VA, & was f/o William James COLE, b Floyd Co, VA. William G. Potter, 32404 42nd Place South, Auburn, WA 98001 81-921 Seek info on catherine FULWILER who md William B. DOUGLAS 14 Jun 1841, Botetourt Co . Would also like info on her 4 c~ catherine, John w., Gustanza & Evaline, all b Botetourt Co. She apparently d 1846 or early 1847. William Bo DOUGLAS was s/o John DOUGLAS of Botetourt Co. Catherine was d/o John FULWILER & catherine BEEHER of Botetourt Co. William H. Douglas, 701 No Fig Tree Lane, ·Plantation, FL 33317 82-92: Seek info on Ann MORRIS who md John DOUGLAS in Botetourt Co, 23 Jan 1788. Would also like info on her 3 ch, Elizabeth WALKER, Benjamin T. & John B., all b Botetourt Co. She apparently d bef 1815. Would also like info on John DOUGLASES parents . Ann was d/o Richard MORRIS & _ _ __ BOLLAR . William H. Douglas, see 81-92. Vtrillrt& Appalachian NoteS �Ii? 83-921 Seek identification of 2nd w/o John DOUGLAS of Botetourt Co. Her name was ca therine ? • They md 1814 & 1st ch b 1 Sept 1815. She was alive in 1850 but not 1860. She resided at family home in Pattonsburg until her death . William H. Douglas, see 81 & 82-92 84-92 a Would like info & obit on Lewis BREWER, Grayson co, VA & wife Agatha HOLLAND. Believe to have liyed in Elk Creek, Grayson Co. Lewis d 1839 & Agatha d 1864 . Will answer all letters. June Welsch, RR2, Lot 1 70, Muscatine, IA 52761 Tel. (319) 263-0879 85-92: Wish to exch info with anybody researching Elisha WALK, md Nancy AMBURN 30 Dec 1830 in Grayson Co, VA. His father Martin WALK, Sr of NC. Elisha• s son, Amos, md Katherine AYERS 24 Dec 18541 Ashe co, NC. Nancy•s father Samuel AMBURN, a Rev War Vet. Martin Walk, Sr. was prob s/o Martin WALK who md Elisabeth FISCUS, d/o Frederick FISCUS in Forsythe Co 1 salem, NC. Elke Hall, 500 Tabb Lakes Dr., Tabb, VA 23693 86-921 Seek info on Bryant WHITE who was appointed 1 Aug 1746 to work on road from Reed Creek to top of ridge that parts waters of New River & those of South Fork of Roanoke. A Bryant White came from VA to Jones Co, GA ca 1811 . Was in 1812 war. Mrs. Howard Waldron, 120 Ramsey st., Dublin, GA 31021 87/87a-92: Need info on Osborn & Margaret SMITH of Halifax Co, VA, early 1800. Had son, George SMITH, b ca 1805, Halifax Co & md his 2nd wife Mary AUSTIN 15 Feb 1860. She was b ca 18361 Franklin or Montgomery Co, VA. Who was 1st wife? Mary was d/o Gillington & Stella AUSTIN. George & Mary had several ch: Sarah b 1861; William b 1863; George b 1865 & Osborn G. b 1867 all b Montgomery co, VA. Did Osborn & Margaret have other ch? Need names . Anna M. Bryant, 2 Seminole Rd, Huntington, WV 25705 88- 92 1 Seek info on all CHRISTLEY or CHRIS LEYS. Also parents, etc. of Hannah HARREL md John CHRISTLEY 1810 Patrick Co, V~l\; Irena CHINALT nrl. Henry CHRISLEY 1833 Wythe co, VA; George RUTTER md Margaret CARPER 1818 Montgomery Co, VA; Isaac DAWSON rod 2nd Mrs. Mary DUNBAR 1799 Monroe Co, VA (what was Mary's maiden name?) had dtr Ida. Nancy F. Byrd, 922 South Coleman Str, Tooele, Utah 84074 89-92 1 Seek info on Thomas CARROW of NC & wife Polly moved to Grayson co, VA had ch: Nancy md Andrew M. WHEELER 1831; Robert md Nancey ATKINS 1847; Lydia rod John EDWARDS, Jr 1831; James & 6 other females unknown; also James BI.AND s/o Robert & Anna BLAND of Monroe Co, VA, wife Ida DAWSON. Nancy F. Byrd, see 88-92 by 1 828 1 90-92: Would like info about Thomas & Hugh McCOY who were in Botetourt Co ca 181.0. Thomas was b by 1765. Hugh d bef 1810 . No McCOYS are shown in Botetourt Co in 1787 1 but there was a Thomas McCOY in Washington co, MD & one in Norfolk Co, VA. Did one of them move to Botetourt Co? Joe Slattery, 605 Balmoral, Shreveport, LA 71106 91-92 a BOWEN/BOWIN, GEORGE ALEXANDER. Seek proof of birth surname; date place of birth (10 Aug 1815, Orange co, VA per Bible record), & parents . Family hist says James & Ann FOUSHEE BOWEN who were md 6 Jun 1814 in Culpeper Co. Any siblings of George? Most likely church connection Baptist. James R. BOWIN, 21875 Longeway Rd, Sonora, CA 95370 V1r'1Di& Appala.chian ~otee & �j~O 92-92: Looking £or info on Sarah " Sa llie" E. COUNTISS, b May 1860 in Wise Co. & Jeremiah "Jerry" E. WELLS b ca 1851 in Lee Co . Were md 4 Jan 1 875 in Wise Co. Ch were William o., Nancy J., & possibly more . Looking to corres with desc or other researchers working on this fam. Michelle L . Tucker, 344 Wagner Avenue, Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 93-92i Seeking info on James w. COUNTISS b Jan 1854 in Washington Co. & Susan c. HUFF b 24 Feb 1866 in Wise Co. Were .md 26 Feb 1886 in Wise Co . Cb were William, Martha Jane, Julia, Oscar, Edna, Ida, Hugh, Frank & Enuna. Were living in the Gladeville Dist, Wise Co in 1900 census - where did fam move to? Any info appreciated. Michelle L. Tucker , see 92-92 94-921 Like to corres with anyone working on family of Alexander TAYLOR b either Montgomery or Giles Co, VA. Was md in Giles Co to Pheobe WIRT, 28 Aug 1827 & was f/o Geor ge Allen TAYLOR who .md Elmira LAFON. Need names of other ch of Alexander & Phoebe WIRT TAYLOR. Malita w. Murphy, A.S.R. Box 319 Athens Star Rt., Princeton, WV 24740 Martha BOOI'EN d Pulaski co, VA 1861 leaving two sons Samuel & James BOOI'EN. Would like to hear from anyone who knows of BOOTENS who lived in Pulaski Co. What happened to Samuel & James after death of their mother? Malita w. Murphy, see 94-92 95-92: 96-92i Like to corres with anyone working on Thomas WARDEN fam who bought land in Montgomery co, VA 1799. He was alive 1850 living with his dau-inlaw Nancy BELL WARDEN age 92 yrs & b in Ireland. Am compiling history re this WARDEN faro & would like to add your, to the work. Malita W. Murphy, see 94-92 97-92: Need info on Robert MCKINLEY who first bought land in 1 764 in Mecklenburg co, NC. Left will. naming wife, Elizabeth, son William, et al. Son William &. Mife bd in Steele Creek Presbyterian Ch cem. Did the McKINLEYS come from VA with the congregation (j:'f·rom PA with WHITESIDES faro? All corres answered & reimbursed. Billie Redding Lewis, 1104 Voncile Street, Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 98-92 a Need help with Millie MCCORMACK, MCORMICK, MCCOMACK in Boone co, WV who was 2nd w/o Jordan SMITH, war of 1812 Vet. Also need help with the SMITH family? Billie Redding Lewis, see 97-92 99-92 : Who were p/o Esther RENFRO-RENFREW who .md John LOONEY & is said to h ave been the first white female b in Botetourt Co, VA ca 1839. How was she related to VANBEBBER/VANBIBBEE fam. Were the RENFROS first in PA? Billie Redding Lewis, see 97 & 98:92 100-92 : Need info on a BENTON; Fereby Irrl. William VAUGHAN. Apparently from NC to the Russell co, VA area in 1786 until 1797 moved to ARK. Records show there is a BENTON-LOONEY connection. Need help from anybody working on the BENTON or LOONEY line . Madeline Hylton, 4798 North Trail, N.E., Marietta, GA 30066 101- 92: Luther David JONES, b 29 Mar 1856, Irrl. Marcella FLETCHER in Waverly, Lafayette Co , MOo His parents were David JONES & Susan ?? , both from Englando Need info Luther's parents & siblings, Any info welcome. Jere Duncan, 1714 Howard Ave, Billings, MT 59102 Virjin1& Appalachian Notes �I;;._ I 102-92 i Lewis BREWER & Agatha HOLLAND rod in Elk Creek, Grayson co, VA ca 1 787. Ch. were Elizabeth, Juda, Nancy, Richard, Aaron, Lewis, Samuel, William, John, Linear, Abel, Mastin, Sally, Rufus, James. My G-G-G/f was Rufus BREWER d 1865 in Rock Island Co, IL. June Welsch, See 84~92 · . 103-92: Would like to exch info on REED & PAUL families. John PAUL b 1801. Elizabeth REED b 1798. Md 1 823 Rockbridge Co, VA . Parents of Elizabeth were Alexander REED & Martha ? • G/p were Robert REED & Barbara ? • Nancy Floyd, Box 1282, K~ille, TX 78029 104-92: Need info on Betsy CARTER who rrd Solomon LAMBERT 25 Dec 1831, & Polly CARTER who md Elijah NUCKLES 21 Apr 1 835 ; both in Tazewell co. Betsy is reported to be sister of Daniel CARTER of Bluestone area. Need parents, sibling, death dates, burial places. Watha Lambert, 6005 w. Indianola Av, Phoenix, AZ 85033-4136 105-92' McCOY - East KY. Walter & Charity YOUNG MATNEY - Buchanan Co. Wm & Susannah JOHNSON HAMILTON, rcrl 1816 Scott Co. Wm & Nancy WOODWARD CAMPBELL nrl 1800 Culpeper Co. Wm SCCYI'T d 1793 Bedford Co. Henry DIXON, Ash co, NC - Grayson co, VA. CHITWOOD - anywhere. Wish to exch data on above fam. Everything appreciated & answered! Kay Farley Palacios, 4356 Brockley, S heffield Lake, OH 44054 106-921 Seek parents/siblings of Joseph YOUNG b Grayson co, VA ca 1805 & Jane PHIPS b Grayson Co, VA ca 1808 . Were rnd Grayson Co 11 Aug 1 825; lived in IL, MO, IA & in 1853 migrated to Oregon where they d bet 1870 & 1880 . Linda Howard, 3414 S.E. Lincoln, Portland, OR 97214 107-92: Need info about MACE families of western VA ca 1770 - 1800. Known to be in Pendleton Co area, Prob Loyalist sympathizers dur Rev.war. Doris Bickford-Swarthout, R.D. Box 118, Berry Hill, Deansboro, NY 13328 108: 92: Need info re anc & desc of Alexander McCULLOUGH (l 74?-1830) & wife , Lydia ? (l 75?-1832) who lived Henry Co, VA. Who were their parents , where did they live prior to 1787? Children were James m Faney KI NG; Alexander m Susannah NANCE; Mary m James SHIELDS; Bettsey m Levi BECK; Nancy m John HUNT. William A. Allen, 5886 Scenic Drive, West Bend Wisconsin 53095 109-92: William FRANKLAND was l isted on Tax List "C" of Botetourt Co, The .l 787 Census of Virginia. The first record I have on him is of his buying 116 acres on Looney• s Creek in 1777. can anyone give me anything more on him? Have much FRANKLIN data from eastern VA to share/exch. Mrs. E. o. Baugh, Jr., Box 310, Kenbridge, VA 23944 110-92: Joseph CARPENTER & family are in now Botetourt Co of Jackson River (Potts Creek) by 1748 (Chalkley; Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in VA~ Vol . 1, p.339). Exch records on this group. Hrs. E. o. Baugh, see 109-92 111-92: Jonathan CONNER & Sarah READ nrl 1798 in Montgomery Co. on these plus their families. Mrs. E . D . Baugh, see 109-92 Exch r ecords 18th DEAN 8 CREECH REUNION, Sept 6, 1992 , Morehead, Ky . , at the Carl Perkings Building beginning at 11 am. For more information write to (1) Lloyd Dean , 67 70 u S 60 East, Morehead, Ky 40351. Virpla Appalachia.n Notes �112-92: Who were parents, siblings, etc. of Thursa SYKES/SIKES b ca 1826/28 in Russell Co, VA., md Naman KISER s/o Nimrod & Polly BREEDING KISER. Thursa & Naman moved to Letcher Co, KY. Will answer all letters & share info. ·Lorene Profitt, 6817 Ball Road, Romulus, Michigan 48174 113-92: Need info on Eleanor McCUBBIN b ca 1803 prob in Scott Co, VA. was md 1817 in Scott Co to Isaac THORNSBERRY s/o John THORNSBERRY & Susannah srARNES. They moved to Floyd Co, KY. Will ans all letters. Lorene Profitt see 112-92 114-'92: Who were p/o Susannah srARNES b ca 1775 . was md 1793 to John THORNSBERRY in Greene co, TN. They made their home in Scott Co , VA. Children were Isaac, Henry, Elizabeth, John, Martin, Jinsey, Cynthia, Nancy, Walter, Edward & George. Will exchange info. Lorene Profitt, see 112/113-92 ~-1...,E. Would like to correspond with anyone interested in the Pope or Bagna1 families of the Grayson, Wythe, Carroll Cos area of Virginia. Also the Terry family of Lee Co, Va. Nancy Cowan, 8333 NW 33, Bethany, OK 73008. I :J2:. Seek parents/siblings/ch of John Crane of Bedford/Pittsylvania area, b ca 1770, md Sarah Foster 1804 Bedford Co, Va . Son William Watson Crane rod Mary Ann Holt, 1829, D/o William Bolt in Bedford Co, Va. Seek marriage record for Martha Crane who apparently also married into the William Bolt fami l y, ie William Bolt Jr, ca 1835. Perhaps a dozen Crane grandsons in Union Army. Hundreds of descendants in Boone, Chariton, Lafayette, and Morgan Cos, Missouri. Laura Pace Crane, 1~06 Dartmouth, Columbia, MO 65203~ ljk-..112 118- 9'L William T Vaden, s/o Silvester 8 Polley Chatten Vaden, md Elizabeth Gardner 8 Sept 1854 in Pittsylvania Co, Va. Family said "went West" - had dau who wrote letters to cousin in Va. Only other data is 1860 US census from Madison Co, Tenn. Desire contact with any descendants. !-fary Jane Vaden, 2438 Memor ial Ave SW, Roanoke, Va 24015~ l/.!1- - 9~ Mary C Willard md William A Ward Jan 1825 in Lunenburg Ca, Va. Father believed to be Uriah Willard, was in Mecklenburg Co, Va in 1830 8 may have moved to State of Georgia later. No other clues. Descendants. ~ary~-I._~-~ ~-<!.~-~~~ above . :::.: ==-= ::.::::::=:: ::::.::.::::.::::: ==:::: === == == = = ==-= == === ======= =:: ==:::::.: =:: ==:: :::: :::: === =:.::: =:.: ==:.:: ==:::: ==:.::.: BOOK REVIEW SCOTT COUNTY VA . CEMETERY RECORDS, vol. 5 compiled by Phyllis Peterson contains information about 247 cemeteries in Scott County. 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II 47 Marriages of Pulaski County, Virginia (continued) 55 Abstracts of Montgomery County, Virginia , Legislative Petitions 57 Montgomery County, Virginia, Cemetery 58 Helm - Earls Indenture 59 Hale Family Bible 60 Ramsey Family Bible 61 Hornbargers' Deed 63 Letter from Branch 0 Morgan 65 Wheatland Cemetery, Botetourt County, Virginia 70 1870 Mortality Schedule, Lee County, Virginia 71 Will of George Wait 72 Book Reviews 74 Non-exchange Quarterlies & Family Publications 75 Queries 60, 64 Newspaper Items Genealogical Hints 62, 69, 73 56 Correction 80 Year end Statement �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Spring, 1 992 Dear Fellow Members : We have had some exciting programs at our meetings this year, and our May meeting will be no exception. We will be traveling to Floyd County. We will be meeting at the Floyd County Courthouse, having lunch together, and then meeting at the library . 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If you have more requests, please get them to us. We cannot guarantee how long we will have some issues available. As summer a nd vacation time arrive , our monthly meetings take a vacation, also. Please remember that we do not me et in J une, July, or August. Have a safe and fun-filled summer. Sincerely, NON-DELIVERY of issues must be reported within one month after the quarter within one month after the quar ter they are dated if the publication is to be replaced free of charge. Issues termed undeliverable by the Post Office due to late notification of c hange of address will be re-mailed after the fee involved ($2.00) is paid. The $2 is for returned postage and mailing. =::::.::::.: :=:.::::.:.::.::.:.:.:::: =:::.: ::.:: :.: :.::.: :.: :: :.: :.:.:.: :.::.: :: :: :.::.: = :.::: :.::::..:: ::.: :.: ::.:.: :.: :: :.: :: :: :: == == ! : : : !: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :.: : .: ==:.: == :: :.:. :.= :: :.: :: �39 Reports of Cases Decided in the SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA During the Years 1856 and 1857 Volume II by John M Paton Jr and Roscoe B Heath This volume is found in the volume " Virginia Reports Annotated", which will be found in a Virginia Law Library. The page numbers are also taken from the same volume . The genealogical information varies from none to a great deal or just one fact that will be wh at you need to place a person in a certain area. The cases are mainly concerned with points of laws - the information on the case itself may be lim ited or in great detail . The material can be very interesting or very boring, as anyone who has read trial cases can tell you . January Term 1856 P 639 - 641. Arnold v Barrow' Ex ' or : In Apr 1849 , Benjamin Barrow, ex ' r of Will iam Barrow, dec 'd, against James Arnold, a judgment on a bond executed by Arnold to his testator in 1836 .. ••.•• Circuit Ct of Franklin . ••• •• Patton for appellant contended , that though the bond was nominally a loan, it never was intended by the t estator that it should be col l ected, but that it was intended as an advancement to aid him in carrying on the mercantile business to Major Arnold, his son- in- l aw .. .• Benjamin Barrow, son and ex'r . .• • · •· · ··· wi ll of Wm Barrow lists: daughter Julia Arnold , negro man, Tom and negro boy George; daughter Cassandra Choice, negro man, Billy and negro girl Ellen; son Benjamin, loaned negro girl, Dilsy; daughter Ann Gravly, loaned negro man Ellick ; daughter Ka ry Stocbter loaned negro woman, Nancy and negro girl. Julia; son William, loaned ; Mrs Su san Barrow , widow··· • ··· •• Witnesses: Thomas Stuts, Thomas Lestei";-Juditb Gilliam p 641-642 . Pleasants v Lorton: Richard Lorton filed a bill in 1844, in the Circuit Ct of Richmond , agst Samuel Pleasants for debt. p 642-47. Janney' s Ex ' or v Stephen ' s Adm ' r. Joseph Janney was entitled, by assignme nt to 3 judgmen ts rendered by the Superior Ct, Berkeley Co on 17 May 1821 in favor of John Lloyd agst Philip Nadenbousch, Adam Stephen and Edward Beeson ... .. . . Nadenbousch was the principal , the other two bis sureties .•.• • On 1 Mar 1822 Adam Stephen deeded his land to his brother Alexander Stephen • .. . George Newkirk •.... Jno Baker & Aaron Jewett . .. . . Elijah Boyd and John R Cook .. ..... . . After Apr 1823 Adam Stephe n left the state and died insolvent, leaving his brother Alexander his sole heir . • . ... . . Hary Lauck, formerly Mary S tephe n, a sister of Adam .. ... . .. her uncle and father, General Adam Stephen (died 1791) and Robert Ste ph en (died Dec 1811) . .. . Other children of Robert S t e phe n Robert Gregory and my daughter Nancy; daughter Margaret and her children •.... John Patterson, Francis Boyle, and Susan Street ... .. Benjamin Comegys, sheriff and adm ' r of Alexand er Steph en, dec'd ..••.•... Robert Rull , ex ' r of Joseph Janney, dec'd p 659-663. Chanc ellor v Ashby : Samue l Ashby , of Fauquier Co, died in 1816 , leaving a widow, Martha , & 8 c h i l dren: Maria , who married Samuel Chancellor ; Mary, who married Taliaferro Grantham ; Catharine, who married Philip A Tutt; Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Special Court of Appeals John J., William C. , Ma rtha , Caroline, and John Henry . . . .. At the time of the death of Samuel As hby, John B was about 16 or 18 yrs old . . . . . 1823 land from John Eva ns •• .. .... .. Mrs Martha Ashby, mother , died 1829 intestate ... .. . . . . . John B Ashby died, left a widow , Alcinda, and two infant children ... Alcinda sold a tract of land to her father, Nathaniel Grigsb y . . .... .. A suit filed in 1835 for an accounting of estate p 665 - 667. Barksdale v Bendree et al. On 7 Apr 1843, Elisha Barksda l e Jr, filed in Halifax Co Circuit Ct agst John Bendree and others ..... .. In 1841 he sold to Bendree a house and lot in Halifax Court House .. in the fall of 1842 Hendree left the state and was still a non-resident ... In Sep 1845, Hendree answered • .. He had l ived in Raleigh , NC, for 8 month s after leaving Va, to pursue his medicial profession and after the 8 months he had returned to Va. and continues to l ive in Va . The agreement was an oral one and at that time Barksdale did not have a deed for the house . Barksdale purchased the house from Dabney Cos by. p 668 - 674 . Elcan's Adm ' r v Lancasterian School et al: Harcus Elcan, of the city of Richmond , Va, died somewhere between the 13 Aug 1805 and 9 May 1808 , leaving a wil l dated on the first day and proved and recorded on the last. Charles Hacmurdo and Joseph Ma rx, ex ' rs , his wife Phila Elcan, his brother Lionel Elcan; his sister Deva, residing in Warburg, near Hessen Cassell ; to Solomon and Elcan, her 2 sons; Bluma and Bela, her 2 dau g ht ers ; his nieces Sally and Nancy Elcan; Harcus, Joshua and Jose ph Elcan; Charity Schoo l for Richmond. John Buchanan, John D Blair, Richard Adams , Jame s Lownes, Benjamin Tate and Obadiah Garthright, trustees of the charity School ...•. lent to Ar chibald Blair . ... p 674-81 . Tolerb' s Adm'r v Toler et als . : Henry Toler & 5 others , children of Henry Toler the elder, dec ' d filed their bill in March, 1835, in Caroline Co Circuit of his father , Benjamin Toler, who died in 1808, leaving a will son, Matthew Toler, was his adm'r, ( Wm Clarke, John Anders on, Patrick Fowlen and Ed Hundly, his sureties.) Sons Henry a nd Matthew; grandson Benjamin Hooper; grandson Miller W H'Craw; son Samuel-died intestate & without issue; daughter Betsy or Elizabeth wife of Thomas Hooper. Henry died shortly after his father and never received his inheritance nor has his children . . . . . . . . . . Matthew sold land belonging to Benjamin: the "Goo se-ponds" in Caroline , purchased by Matthew inherited by his son Thomas U Tol e r, who sold it to Robert Peatross, Wesley Saunders, and Ellis G Saunders; "Anderson's Old Store " in Hanover; lots in Hanover town, other lands sold to WC Nicholas. . . . .. .... . Matthew died in 1812,, his adm ' r Carter B Page (sureties John w. Page, Benajamin Brand a·nd Andrew Stevenson) and Thomas N. Walker (married Ann Toler only daughter of Hattbew ) . . ... Parke Street, sheriff of Hanover ... Mary Toler widow of Benjamin .. .. Benjamin Toler in 1802, conveyed his land to Nathaniel Pope 8 William and Benj amin Pollard to secure a large debt to Wm Horri s .. .. . ··· · ·· · Mr Hector Davis .. . .... That Henry Toler , the elder, died in solvent , in July 1808, two months after Matthew, qualified as ex ' r of Benjamin, the pltfs (as the witness knew them) were born: Mathew June 1803 ; Mary Oct 1805; James May 1807; and Henry Mar 1809 she did not know the others , bu t none were younger. Suit pending, Henry Toler, the younger , died and his estate was c ommitted to Mr Deer and Sarah A, his wife (widow of He nry) . . Virginia Appalachian Notes �t./- I Vol 2 - Spec i al Court of Appeals p 681 - 686 : Chapman v Riden: On 24 Apr 1842 James G Blakey d r ew a n o te t o th e order of James Blakey on Bank of Va ., Frederi cksbur g . The note was f ir st endorsed by the payee , Jame s Blakey , then by Daniel Miller, Richard G. Chapman, and Joseph Riden. p 687. Carr et a l s . & Magruder : I n Oct 1849 Benjamin H Magruder obta ined a verdict agst John M. Carr , Ge o r ge W Crave n and John Schaff upon a negotia ble note. Magruder was the nominal pltf, the real owner BC Flanagan. l f II ( I' p688-692. Hopkins v Baker' s Adm 'r et als : John Baker died i n 1823 , leaving a wife and 4 children . • . . . • The ex ' or Baker Tapscott, of Jeffer son Co . .• who had married one of the ch i l dren of th e testator • ... • .. Ann Baker , t he widow, and Samuel D Bake r, one of the son s . ... bonds by Samue l Eagle . . .. . In 1839 William L Baker, one of the son s being an infan t , fi l ed by his next friend • • •.•. in 1840 He nry Berry , adm ' r of Baker Tapscott, dec ' d • • . .• p 692 - 695. Smith' s Ex ' or v Britton, &c : In June 1 837 , a b il l was fi l e d , in th e Fauquier Co Circuit Ct by P B F Britton a nd Catherine E Graham, fo r mer ly Britton (and her husb and) chi l d r e n of George Britton , died 1818 • •• • • • .•• • • . ex ' r Walter A Smith and ch i ld r en of 2nd marr i ag e •.. . . credi t ors were Will iam R Almond and Hann Almond Walter A Smith, d i ed , his ex ' r William Temple Smith •. .. bond given by George Britton and Walter A Smith t o Alexander Reid p 695 - 699 . Da vis v Baxter: In Dec 1849, Thomas Baxte r brought an action of indebita tu s assumps i t , i n Henri c o Co Circuit Ct ., agst Benjamin Davis , to r ecover for bui l ding a building in Richmond . . . . • . . arbitr at i on of Bacom Tait and Otis Hanson •. . . p 698-711 : Winston 's Ex'or et als . v Street' s Ex ' or : In Ju l y 1847, Wi l l iam O. Wi nston and Wi lliam TR Pollard, ex ' rs of Alice B. Winston, dec'd; Wm TR Pollard, e x ' r of Harriet W Winston, dec ' d; William W J o n es , ex'r of Ma rtha L Jones, dec ' d ; and Catherine R Shore filed the ir bill in Hanover Co. Circuit Ct . ... . William o Winston, father of said Harriet, Alice , Mart ha , & Catherine died in 1817 . ..... Parke Street , high sheriff , died in 1841 ... Cbarles P Goodall ex ' r of S tree t p 711 - 7 1 5 : Terry v Wooding: On 29 Aug 1843 Jacob T Cole s entered into a contract un de r seal to s ale land t o Tho s w Wooding. The survey was made and on 22 Sep 1843 , Jac ob T Coles and wife executed a deed to Wooding in return for 4 bonds . Coles applied one bond to a loan to Ric h ard Tyree of Lynchburg Ja c ob T Cole ~, on 6 Jan 1844 , having become insolvent, conveyed the 3 bonds to Jo se ph H Terry .. . .. Creditor of Col es placed lien agst Wooding•s property ... ... John Coles p 715-718 . Coles e t als v Wooding : 17 Nov 1845 a writ of right issued from Pittsylvani a Co. Circuit Superior Court of Law in behalf of John Coles agst Thomas Wooding for 10 acres of land . . .. On the death of J n o Coles , the suit was revived in 1848 ... . .. James Thomp s on Col es to and from John Coles deeds dated 19 Nov 1825 land formerly called Lightfoot ' s Meadows, Pittsylvania Co . - Willed to them by th e ir father I saac Coles. Nancy, wife of Jacob T Coles . Virginia Appalachian Notes l �Vo l 2 - Special Court of Appeals p 718 - 719: Boyde n et ux . v Lancas t e r et als .: Ann Jane Boyden was twice married . About 1831 married her 1st husband Edward W Curd, who died in 1847 The following year she married Lucius Boyden, appellant . In 1848 Ann Jane 8 Lucius filed in Buckingham Co Circuit Superior Ct . agst John A Lancaster, WA Lancaster, T C Gannaway, J Saunders, and Will iam Phaup, the aliencees (to whom property has been transferred) of her 1st hu sband -t o ge t her dowry right . p 719- 20: Shepherd et al v Anderson : William Anderson jr broug ht an action of debt in the Fluvanna Co Circuit Court agst Albert G Shepherd and Robert E Nelson, partners (makers of note) , with Mart i n Tutwiler and J J Faris & Co, (J J Faris, Peter C Bogg, and Abraham Whitmore) were the endorsers p 720- 727. Raney et als v Beath et als: Richard R Hea th di e d 1846, leaving a will: to my brother Benjamin B Heath' s children , if either of them live to be 21 ; my sister Lilly Raney and my sister Barbara B Lee's children . Benjamin Beath and AB Raney, ex'rs . Rane y refused and Rea th died without settling accounts. AH Raney qualified. In Apr 1849, Prince George Co . Superior Ct., the children of BB Beath, dec'd, all 3 infants of tender age, filed by their guardian R. R . Collie r agst AH Raney, as Adm ' r and in his own right, Lilly Raney, his wife and infant children; A R Lee and Barbara B hi s wife; Simmons, ex ' r of B B Heath dec 'd p 727 - 30 . Lane' s Adm'r et al v Eggleston's Ex'or : In 1807, John R Saunders and others, devisees and l egatees of Branch Tanner, dec'd in Superior Ct . of Chancery of Richmond District agst Pe ter F. Archer, adm ' r of Branch Tanner. Joseph Eggleston, a surety on the adm ' r, a deft. On 30 May 1812 Edward Eggleston, ex'r of Joseph Eggleston~ dec ' d, paid over to John Lane, attorne y for pl tfs ..•. p 730 - 723. Shackelford v Newbill: Wi ll of Roger Shackelford admitted to to probat in 1829 in the Essex Co Ct . - name s daughter Rebecca Newbould wife of Richard Newbould; to her children; my son James Shackelford (single) ; son Robert; son Carter; daughters Nancy and Martha ; sons Carter and Robert ex ' rs dated 24 Nov 1829. James died shortly after testator. Ri c hard Ne wbill or Newbould sold his interest to John and Richard Bagby who conveyed to Robe rt Shackelford in tru st fo r Mrs . Rebecca Newbill, died about 1834 leaving one child Oscoe A Newbill. p 732 - 737: Christian v Yancey: Superior Ct . of Campbell Co , an action of detinue, for · ~ negro slave , by Jonathan Christian, trustee, agst George w. Yancey. Henry A Christian, by deed dated 10 Dec 1841 slave Kiah, with other slave s, to the plft, in trust, to secure payment of debt, with reservations. On 10 Feb 1842 , the same, without reservations, to Jonathan Christian, plft. The slave was sold under (debt) execution on 4 Dec 1843 to George W. Yancey. 1843 John West delivered a letter to Jonathan Christian from Samuel J Walker p737 -45: Massie v Greenhow' s Adm ' r et als; Fitzpatrick v Greenhow' s Adm'r et als: 4,000 acres of land in Amherst Co (now Ne lson) we re s u rveyed and taken up by Thomas Doswell and John DrUDDDond -1768 partition of tra c t. 2000 acres Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Special Court of Appeals al l otted to John and Henly Drummond, heirs of their dec ' d father John Drummond - 1794 th e y sold to John Tyl e r, who 1796 sold to John Fos ter, who 1799 so l d to Robe rt Youn g (this deed was not recorded) who on the same day sold to Be rtrand Ewell. May 1813 Samuel Greenbow filed in the US Distr ict Court of the District of Columbia for Alexandria Co agst John Foster' s ex ' r Robert Young , Bert r a nd Ewe ll and Henry Lee .. • he had purchased the above tract and before a conveyance to him by Tyler, had so l d it to Fos t e r , and had directed Tyler to convey the land to Foste r; that Fo s t er had since died , l eaving a will , by which he devised all his real estate to his ex'r to sell , etc; that Fos t e r failed to pay for the land suit instituted - agree to pay $200 and return the land to him; that Fos t e r had sold the land to Young - to Ewe ll to Lee . .. . Samuel Gre enhow died 1815 , leavin g his e ntire estate t o his wife Frances Brown Gre enhow , died 1839 making her sisters Hannah Ba ll Bedgman and Jean Wood Lewis heirs . • .• .. .. ..... 1834 , ~illi am O Slade (married an heir of Bertrand Ewell ) employed Alexander Fitzpatrick to take possession of the land • .. . • .. In Jan 1848 Wa lker P Conway, adm ' r of France s B Gr e e nhow , died ; Hanna h Ball He dgman and J ohn Wood Lewis and Jean Wood Le wis, his wife filed in Nelson Co Circuit Superior Ct . . ..... William O Slade and his five infant children . . . . 1819- 1825 Thomas Goodwin , now dec'd , .. . •• • •• . Wi lliam Mass i e, who owned a tract of l and near said tract, himself and William B, J a cobs, now deceased, agreed to buy the land from Mrs Gr eenbow but could not locate the title .. .... .• The cause was heard in 1848 .. .... . . . also a deed Slade and wife conveyed to William Mas sie appellants recover. I l I p 772 - 777 Ke llam' s Ex ' or v Killam et als: 1 Sep 1808, Ma tthe w Beard and Marg are t , his wife, conveyed to Thomas Hatton Ke llam and J ohn Custis Ke llam - land know as Muir's Neck in Accomac Co . reserving life estate to the said Marga r e t . . .. . .• . . land devised by Walte r Hatton , dec ' d, to his nephew J o hn Cus ti s Kellam . . . .. Margare t Bea rd wife of Matthe w, sister and heir at law 0£ Anne Ha tton ats. Taliaferro , immediately at the decease of El izabeth Muir a n d S arah Muir, the p r esent life-tenants . Margaret has no children by her present husband Ma tthew Be ard . . . her two sons, Thos R and John C Kellam · · • Thoma s Hatton Ke llam was 18 years at date of deed . Margar e t Beard came into her life estate in Dec 1816 . Thos Ha t t on Ke ll am died 25 Sep 1841, testate , devi se d the northern half of Muir's Neck , called Evergreen, to his son Thoma s H. Ke llam. John Custis Kellam died 7 Sep 1845 , leaving a will, the southern half of Muir ' s Neck, called Myrtle Grove, to his nephew, Thomas H. Kell a m for life , with remainder to his eldest son . Ma r garet Beard died 2 Jan 1846. 777-783 . .~el son v J e nning s et als : On 7 Oct 1839 Martha Whiting (who was Martha Shie lds) then the wife of J o hn c Wh i t ing, of Elizabe th City Co, joined with her husband in a deed of trust to Gill A. Ca ry to secure debts to Wm Jenn i n g s and Ann Robins on - land in Yorktown, York Count y , and slaves Betty , Wm, Mi lly, Peggy , Maria , and others t he property of John Shields dec'd, the fa th er of Ma rtha Wbi ting ..... Su san Shi e lds, widow of John, died 184 2-1843 · John C Whit ing died between 1839-1842, insolvent. Prior to 2 Nov 1843 , Gill A Cary died, John B Cary, his son and adm'r • ... Nov 1843, Martha Whiting and her infant ch ildren Susan M Whi t i ng and John s Whiting - guardian of children , Willi a m Howard , sheriff of York co . . . . . 1848 , Bolivar Shields, guardian of Whi t ing ch ildr en. 30 Aprl849 the death of William Nelson suggested · · · ·• Ma rtha Wh iting married William Nelson . . ... p Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vol 2 - Special Court of Appeals J anuary Term , 1857 p783- 78 6: Harrison v Haskins: Dr Creed Haskins of Brunswick Co, died 1848 , leaving an olograph will : child of my dec ' d daughter Julia, the fo llowing slaves John (Reese ) and his wife Delily ( Del ilah ) .... into my hands from the estate of the grandfather of said Julia; granddau gh ter , Ann We ldon, one negro girl Biddy Ann; my son Richard E Haskins, . . who will be sole ex 'r . . . · ••· · Julia AM Harrison, grandda ught er and daughter of Robert w Harrison .. . .•.. . .... the grandfather , Richard K Heade, .. . . p 786 - 795 . Roberts ' Adm ' r v Kelly : In 1846 , Lawson Wh eatl ey, adm 'r of Philagathus Roberts, bill on the chancery side of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Culpeper co , against John P Kelly. Benj a mi n Roberts obtained a judgment agst Philagathus Robert s .. . . . levied upon slave Emma and her four chi l dren , Jerry, Aggy, Henry and Ben. ·· .... Jo seph Roberts a son of Philagathus •... . sheriff, Thomas C Freeman p 795 - 801 . Mitchell' s Adm 'r v Thomps on' s Adm'r: Philip M Thompson, adm'r of Garland Thompson, de c' d , assignee of Nathaniel Thompson brought an action of deb t in Richmond , Henr ico Co ., Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery ag st Joseph Mayo, adm ' r of Thomas Mitchell , dec ' d . p 801-8 . Wood v Shepherd: 5 Sep 1844, Henry M Wood and Abraham Shepherd jr agreement between them •... Fluvanna Co Superior Ct .. . for debt p 808 - 815. Morris' Ex'or v Duke 's Adm'r et als : Case is now in the Ct of Appeals for the 3rd time . 1st appeal: Burnle y' s adrn ' r v Duke . .. . . . . . . ..• . . Sometime prior to 1793, John Burnley died, leaving a will - to 3 sisters and their children . . • . Zachariah Burnley 1st adm ' r , died - Rardin Burnley adrn ' r , died - Alexander Shepherd , adm ' r . 2 May 1818 , Frederickburg Ct. of Chancery decreed that Shepherd was to pay the heirs . On appeal, S hepherd died William D Taylor, adm ' r, and Henry Pendleton, adm ' r of Rard i n Burle y . . . . . . . 1822 -James Madison and John Darracott, the sureties of William D Taylor ... . 1843 cause removed to Essex co Circuit Superior Ct ···. 1846 William Overton and Jaquelin P Taylor, ex ' rs of Dr . James M Morris, dec ' d . Wm D Taylor was insolvent ..... .. 1822 Jame s Maury Morris, creditor of Wm D Taylor .. . . . . . . . . . Anthony Thornton, US deputy marshall ·· ·· p 815- 819. Gross v Pearcy et als: In 1842, Isaac Gross of Bedford Co, died intestate, having had 9 children . Gustavus A Wingfie ld and James T Johnson adm'rs. On 10 Feb 1843, Henry Pearcy and wife, George Gross (son of Re nry ) and John J St Clair and wife agst other heir s • · · · · 30 Oct 184li land sold to Marshall Gross. ... Jan 1848 land sold under order of court to Pa scal Smelser with Pascal Buford his surety P 819- 823. Wootten v Wootten' s Ex ' or et al : Will of Will is Wootten proved 14 Jan 1847 , Warwick Co Ct . . . . . . to granddaughter Sarah Charles, the slaves Daniel, Milly in possession of her father He nry Charles ... obtain age of 18 or marries; to my son Willis Woot ten negro man Tom; lo a n to g rand so ns Willis and Thomas Wootten, children of dec'd so n Willi a m Woott en , land I purchased from Joseph and Philip Moody -- then give same to grandson Benjamin Wootten son Willis the ex ' r. Suit 1848, grandson Benjamin sued . . ... ... deft Willis Wootten, died , leaving no heir of his body. Virginia Appalachian Not es �Vo l 2 - Spec i al Court of Appeals p 823 - 828 . Armis tead et als . v Ward et als . : On 19 June 1838 , Thomas A B Evans executed bond to George W F Smith •. . • with John C Armistead , Rober~ L George W F Smith Armistead, Bushro d Rust and William Rus t his sureties . assigned to Cha rl es B Smith, who assigned to deft Be rkeley Ward. June 1839 Evan s had suit in Fauquier Co . Circuit Ct ...• .• • 1840 Ward filed suit • • •. . p 829-831 . Cowan et als v Epe s et als . : John Epes of Nottoway Co died 1816 will dated 26 Jan 1816 , admitted to probate Nov 1816 . . • . wi fe Frances H Epes . ... . . I do not wish my daughter Mary M Epes , who . . • run off with Bartelot P Todd to get marry in Carolina •.. . • . • .. judgment in Lunenburg Ct agst Wil liam Williams, dec ' d, slaves Le wis , Jenny, •.. . by 1st marri a ge , from estate of their grandmother Mr s Catharine Williams . . . .. son - in- law William B Cowan . .•. appoin t Dr John Fitzgerald , Archibald A Campbe ll and son- in-law Wil l iam B Cowan ex ' rs . •. John Epes had 7 children and widow , Frances B , gave birth within nine months after his death to another child . The widow, Frances B. Epes, died 1849 . Catharine Cowan, one of the daughters of the testator and t he mother of the appelan ts, married William B Cowan before the death of the t estator. Catharine Cowan, the mot h er of the a ppe l lants , d ied many years before the widow of the t estator. Wm B Cowan and Catharine, his wife, by deed conveyed to A. A. Campbell and Travis B Epes t he interest of Catha rine held by Fra n c es B Ep es as her dowry i n t he estate of the testator. 15 Nov. 1828 William B Cowan conveyed by deed of trust to William G OVerton , trustee, all right, etc (of his wife) interest in the personal estate . ..... . to creditor of Cowa n one Edwa rd B Hicks p 831- 833 . Raine v Rice et al: Action brought by Rice & Daws o n, partners in the Appomattox Co Circuit Court for note agst Cha rles A Raine, the maker, and R K Raine, an endorser . I p833-838. Bolling ' s Ex ' or v Harrison et als: In July 1947 Robert B Bolling ex ' r of Robert Bolling dec ' d , and Thomas B Bond filed their suit in Nottoway Co Circuit Ct . . . • creditors of George W Harrison, of Texas, •.• . ... Harrison 1843 took oath of insolvency .• .. . John Bland . .• . William R Bland ....•.•... . . . . • slaves Martha and William came into the hands of He n ry C Worsham ···· p 838 - 843 . Walraven v Lock et als . : Jefferson Co Circuit Ct. in chancery by Jonas Walra v e n aga i nst Will i am F . Loc k, Abraham Isler and wife (judgment creditors of Walra ven ) and the heirs of the sheriff of Jefferson . . . . . . David Bowe ll a witness ·· ·· TC Bradly , a witness p843-849 . M3:gruder v Goodwyn' s Adm ' r et als: Dec 1846, Napoleon B Magruder filed in Greensville Circuit Ct . •... in Aug 1828 his uncle Edward 0 Goodwyn qualified as his guardian in Dinwiddie Co Ct entered into bond with Albert T Goodwyn , Pe ter s on Goodwyn, and James R Boisseau , hi s sureties . . . .. . . He was born 20 May 1814, 14 yrs at guardian ' s qualification, and 18 yrs o ld when he was married in 1832 Albemarle Co . . . ... At 14 he was removed to Alb emarle Co , where his uncle resided , his education was neglected, and was kept ignorant of the state of affairs . • . .. • Da nie l E All en •..•.... E 0 Goodwin died July 1841 , utterly insolvent, his estate committed to S. M. Oliver , she rif f of Dinwiddie .•. . AT Goo dwyn died in 1836 .. .. • R K Meade Virginia Appalachian Notes �Vo l 2 - Special Court of Appeals adm ' r of Pe ters on Goodwyn . . .. James W Cook, sheriff of Greensville co . p849 - 850 . Jarrell' s Adm ' r v Eddins et als: James W M'Mull a n , adm ' r of Joe l Jarre ll, d ec ' d filed Nov 1851 i n Greene Co Circuit Ct . . .. That J oe l Jarrell had died intesta t e some years before and that Mrs . Olivia J a rre l l qua l ified as adm ' x - removed a n d t h e plft qualified . Parmel ia Edd i ns obtained judgment . ••• Robe rt Pritche tt, one of the surety of Ol i via J a rr e ll p 850 - 858 . Ba ye s v Jones : In Sep 1843, Archer Rayes brought an action of detinu e, in Meck l ebur g Co Circuit Cour t agst I s a ac H Jones for a slave named Ros setta . . . In Aug 1842, conversation between Al e xand e r Dor tch and t h e plft in which the former a greed to give the latter his dau g hter in marriage • . and in considerat i on of the marriage some 3 or 4 slaves . . .. .. The marriage took place 21 Sep 1 842 . .. . At the t ime of marriage Dor tch was insolvent . . ••. . . . daughter Hannah Dortch .. • . . . . . . • p 858 - 859. Hale v Burwe ll and wife : In Dec 1846 , Samu e l Ha le petitioned Franklin Co Ct for l eave to bu ild a wa ter grist and saw mill on Gill' s creek .•• • . lands of Patrick Hix damaged . . . . . . after case pending fo r some time Hix died cause r e vived ags t his h e irs - at -l aw , Armi s t e ad L Burwe l l and Eli z abeth Ma ry his wi fe. p860-861 . Street' s Ex ' ors v Tins ley ' s Adm ' r et als: Au g 1848 , John T White and others , adm ' rs of several of the distrib u tees of William T i n s ley, dec ' d , filed Hanover Co Circuit Ct agst Anthony Stre et 's ex'rs . ... . ... Tinsl e y died intestate without issue . After his death, in 1809 · ·· · his widow, Elizabeth Tins l e y .. . . his distributees - his sister Luc y Cro s s , wife of Samuel Cross; Sarah Starke, wife of Richard Starke ; his brothers David Tinsley and John B T ins ley ; Mary Archer, wi fe of Obadiah Arche r, Martha Ke rw i n and Nancy He nry , children of Ph i lip Tins ley another brother. ·· ·· ·· Elizabeth Tinsle y, widow, remarried and removed from Va , died in 1837 · · ·. the other heirs did not find out until 1845. Ge orge R Street died July 1844 . p 878 -88 2. De Ende, &c v Wilkins on ' s Adm ' r; Same v Tait : An appeal by the heirs of one He nry De End e from a decree of Cumberl and County Circuit Court r e ndered on 30 Aug 1850, directing them to pay to Bac on Ta it and the ex ' r of J ames p Wilk ins on . ... .. .. . . In 1830 Bacon Tait in s titut ed in S uperior Ct of Chancery for Richmond District agst J ame s P Willkinson of Richmond and He nry De End e of New Orlean s .. . . .. De End e died in New Orleans 29 May 1832 .. ex ' rs John L Lewis , J ames McKenna and Philip Powe r · · · leaving estate in Va .. made an order committed his estate to Char l e s Woma ck , sheriff of Cumberl a nd Co . . Eliza, Lou i sa, and Carolin e De Ende , 3 of the legatees . . . .. . . .. . . . appellee Nathaniel B Bill , adm ' r of Jame s P Wi lk i nson, dec ' d .. .. . :=::::::.:. :::.: :.::.::.: :::.: :;:.::::.: :::: :: :: :::::..: :::::; :.:.:: :.: :::: :=::::.:. :: :: :::.: :: :; :..= ::.;: :: :.:: : : :.: :: :;:: :: :; ::. == :: :.:. :: :: :: :: ::. ::. :.:. :: :: :.: :..; ::: :-:.::: ::: :: :: :: :: :.::: OLD AGE . . • .• John dela Somet of Virgi n ia died in 1766 age 130 . (True or False'? This needs a little research.) ' Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine ' by G M Gould MD & W L Pyl e MD, 1896/1956, p 3 77. :.:.::: :.;: :.::: :.:::.:::: :::.:.: :=:.::=:::.= :.: :.:::: :::: :.::.:. :.::::.:.:.=.:: :::;:.: :..=:::: :: :: :: :: :.: :::: ::.:: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :.: :: :: ::. :: :: :: :: :=::. ::. :: =-= :: :_: :: ::. :: :: ::. :: :.: :: :: :: :: Virginia Appala chian Note s �3.1 MARRIAGES of PULASKI COUNTY, VIRGINIA continued from Vol/~~~ page 11 page 43 1881 Jany " .. .." " II Fe by .. " " " " Mar " " " " " J I I I I 1 3 4 4 10 10 20 9 10 19 23 25 26 3 " 5 8 9 " .. 16 21 22 " 11 ? 1 ' " Apr " " " May " " " " " 29 11 11?" " ?11 28 3 9 11 12 17 " " 18 26 June ...., 2 page 44 1881 June 8 " " " " July " " 15 30 2 6 11 15 20 John Branch Cold to Margaret Armstead Jesse~ Holly to Eliza Ba ker c Charles McCoy Colej to Julia A Madison John ~ Gl endy white to Hallie R Miller Cold Nate Armstead to Mary Auston Edwd DUncan white E h -" Jessee Parsons Martha Woods " James Millbert to Eliza C Snider " Chas A Simpkins Cold to Caroline !_yle_ wm Lundy white to Margaret Owen2_ wm T-Johnson to Fannie Morehead " John Coves?Caves to Eliza J Tickle " Ira Reed to Nannie S J ~urnett wrn French to Bell Brocknead Creed Wilson to Salome Kirkpath?Ridpath " her surname has a line through it Geo W Whitaker to Melvina M Whitaker " .!i_esley Whitaker to Mayo " Chas A Harman to Miss Cor~ithi~ A Roberts " Edward Hill " Sallie Lewis Cold Jas?Jos M ?Bishop to White Manerva Flinchum Geo W Sandrurn to Nancy B Hawley " Landrum A L Stone to Carrie L Aiedg~ " Jas M Sullen " Mary E Mathews Frederick S Thornton to Malind V Boothe white Andrew J AdKins to Elizabeth Viars " Thos C Huff to Cynthia L Howard " W H Graham to Sarah C Wilson Cold Peter Dickerson to Elizabeth Green?Gunn wm J s Barger II white Victorines Tynes C A Jones " Alverta Ronalds David Miller Cold Catharine Grogans white Geo E Cassel Kate M Hamme ( ~?£?~) " Calvin Sheppard Margaret $Kelton " Andrew J Honaker Martha SKelton " " J J Conner co l Emma S Jennings " Geo W Russell Isabella Banks to wm L Watkins Harriet Burnitt " to .. II .. .. .. II . .. Green Hines wm T Breedin~ William Cuff Chas Estel Geo King Reason V Hurst wm M Early Henry Rodenhinser James L Stearnes to to " " " " " to to Polly A Bowman Amanda M Willis Dinah Carter Martha T?Quaken PriscillaV Black Matilda R Cox Maggie A Martin Eli zbth Stuart Jennie A Davidson Virginia Appalachian Note s 1 cold. white cold .. white . II II �32 1881 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages Aug 1 Sept 4 1 5 " " 7 " 8 10 " " " 15 " Octo 19 21 4 10 11 15 " " .." .." .." .. .. .. .. " 19 " 20 22 " 24 26 26 27 " 8 " " 10 16 " " " " page 45 1881 Nov " " Deer " " " .." " " " " 21 22 24 6 15 II 17 17 21 22 24 24 27 " " page 46 1882 Jany .. " " II 28 4 10 11 14 24 R J Crabtree " Mary E Kelley L S Cunningham " Fannie _ Speck Jordan Harris " Kissie Campbell John A Carnaham " Fannie M Eades Eldrige McN Whitaker to Laura N WE._~~y John F Windle to Nancy Chrisley to Lethias Graham Mary S Lesley Newton F White J e mina C Stone Shelvin Armistead to Alice Hale to Asiel Graham Mary J Thornton to James T JenKins Nellie Ro£y_?Roley to Giles C Bosang Eliza R Morehead to Geo L Knode Virginia Goode to Jno R Hudson Maggie S Brown to James W Rupe Henrietta Brady to Peyton Ha~~y Reb~ White Nancy R Hill Peter F M Walters to to Lucinda Moon?Moore W M Taylor to Jas F Meredith Sarah Harrald to Geneva Fizer wm Hurst to Lucius C A Keys Elizabeth A B Helvey Lucy Caef er William S£_u_ite to Archie R Heflin Ella R Dunlap to John B Burton Mollie E Simpson to Adelia Harri s John Clark to Maria Harris Thomas Burks Cornelia P Crockett Eldred K Crockett to to Elizabeth C McNeely Joseph A Martin .. wh ite Cold white .. .. ... .. Chas C Kasey Leander S Graham Geo W Smith Saml A Roseberry Marcus Bull?B~ll John Lee Moses Benj n·R~binson James Viar wrn Lyon James F Gregory wm F Kidd Jasper Nunn John H Stewart W C Calfee Jasper Nunn James F Lyon to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Mills Rippey John W Smith August£_~ M Graham Henry Nance J;$eph Flemming to to to to to Co ld white .. .. " Col white .. .." . " " .. white " Mary A RicKetts white Naomi Smith Barbara M Brown Mary E Payne white Jennie D With e r s Eliza C Radford ~anri t~ '? Hoskins Josephine Tickle white Cornelia A Conner Laur a M WhitaKer " Mary L Silvers Orlean a Queesenbery Lucy B Davis Laura Bell Smith Orlena Agnes Quisenberry Martha P Muirhead .. .. .. .. .. .. Lizzie Black Lucy A Burton Eliz- Kersey Mary Ann Ca rr Sarah T-aylor- Virginia Appalachian Notes .. Cold white �33 1882 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages Jany Fe by .. 31 2 22 " 2 27 " March 14 27 " 28 " April 12 19 " May " " I " " June " 13 29 .. 31 14 17 25 6 20 " " " 2 26 8 21 6 " 14 " July " Aug " Sept " " .. !I 1 3 23 Octo 2 9 •• •• " 17 page 47 1882 Octo " 19 24 .." ,. .. 26 Novr 16?6 .. .. " 9 ,. ,. 10 21 " " 28 30 Deer 11 " 16 " 20 " 21 wm J Morris to Joseph P Petitt to Minor Jenkins to Giles 0 Morehead to W1'"'"KJordan to John B Mcclanahan to Saunders Armstrong to Alexander Smith to Dan 1 H BrinKley to John W Conner to John C Darst to Armstead S Breeding to Jas W Gibson to wm H Oglesby to Chas it to Adam C Houston to wm K Albert to Jremiah Bane to wm Smith to Alonzo ~ Haley to John H Sayers to Alex W Fisher to John W Wilson to Edwar d Brown to Chas Roop to Mitchel Covey to Jacob S Tinkle to David Clark to Joseph C Jones to Sh el S aggins to Thos J Graley to James Owen to Marshall B Poff to Ballard P Trail to Ralph Lewis to Richard Trueheart to w"'M Bryant to wm T Truman to Gordan Flinchum to Henry LinKous to Edward H White to C W Vipperman to A Wood to !:_loyd Collins to Edwin Bland to wm F Tipton to Burk to G M Jones ,, Sam R Whitt John H Evans to .. Allice Runaulds Lucinda C Simpkins Clara E Bratton Jennie E Q_ibb;! !iancy M Q_lend~ Milley Cook Malinda Carter Sallie Slaughter Margaret O' Brien Lucretia Viars Miss S Addie Wilson Matilda C Shepperd Missouri Sifford Sue E M Owens Marinda Vermillian Jennie Mathews Helen Dudley Martha Annie Gibbs ' Nannie .f ielc!_ Mary Sayers Lucy Hardie Emily B Qu~ensenbery Pandora Viar Milley Bland Henrietta Simpkins Eliza RanK?RonK Sallie -Kate Lyon Alice Gunn Annie HusKstep Susan J Bowyer Elizabeth Trale Catharine Trale Cynthia M Grogg - Nancy S Cole Emma Chapman Matilda Slaughter (blank) Lawson Mary S Goard Martha J Tury_~1! M J Jones Jennie Caldwell Margaret Burnett Vip__Eerman Paulina-r Mathews Josphine Shucks Columbia E Phillips Cora C Truman E P De ___ _ Fannie A Akers Julia S Rank Virginia Appalachian Notes white white cold white " " " white " " " " " " cold white " cold white " " " cold white " " " white " white cold " white " " " " " " " ,," .. ,. .. " �So 34 1882 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages .... Deer 26 27 28 28 28 .. .. .. .. 30 " page 48 1883 Jany l 1 3 .. .. .. 10 .. 20 Fe by 5 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7 21 26 " " .. .. .. .. 5 12 .. 25 " 29 March 13 .. 20 " Apr . .. May .. June " " .. July " Aug " " Sept " page 49 1883 Sept . .. .. 27 4 14 28 12 15 4 12 19 27 27 9 11 26 'i 1 22 25 1 3 5 13 19 wm T Watkins Geo Austin Rice M Whitt Henry Kinzer Riley Roop Nick C Noel Harvey N?A King to to to to to to to Mary R Foster Mariah Radford Mary Woods Arr ena Patterson Sarah Spangler Julia A Wa g ner Susanna Gray white Cold white cold white cold white James Bocock Saml Ba ldw in Frances M Fagg Chas S Covey Leander B Whitt David H Smith James W Brilheart Ellis Gravely Sam 1 Gravely Jas R Cofer Harvey Jas A Allison wm G Colby Tho'S" R Vaughn Wa lt er Culbert Sidney J Elkens Jacob Price wm Lee Jenkins Aquilus K ___gai:_ Archilaus Irving Fuller A Barker (blank) Sam.~ J Carter Jeff D HaleY._ John Jones Reuben Lynch Lewis Hendrick Edward M Mitchel Geo Keen Levi Carter Alex Roseberry Saml J King Richard Russell David W Fleeman John F Landrum Charles Smith Surrel T Olinger Joel F AKers to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to white cold white to to to to to to to to to to to to Emma F Taylor Bettie Beverly Martha Covey Co ilda Meredith Annie Wood Elizabeth C Kin g Lizzie E Dawson Mary Clark Lizzie Lilly Martha J Webb Isab el la Madison Jessie D Sa~rs Julit A Johnson Narcissus Farmer Flora Foster Nancy S Morris Henrietta Burnett Mary A Warner Mollie F Margaret ReectTheodocia E Morehead rs M Ba~ton Darnie A Sheppard po o~~ Echols Miss Willie Cabel Nancy Ann Carter Mary .!::!. Randal p h 0 nando Boyd Nannie Bowyer Ellen Henderson Mary E Sheppard ~-~1'!. Lyon Mary Jane Martin Sarah E Harper Mary J Crigger Nannie J e nning s Julia M Davis Adaline Rupe to to to to Anni e Er by Charlott Wright J_?Pi __ thin a Graham Miranda J Phlegar John Hollins Stewart Erby Owen W Hurd John F Harris Virginia Appalachian Notes II .." " cold white " " .." cold white .. cold white " II " " .. " white " " .. white white �SI 35 18 83 Pulaski Co , Va, Marria ges .. Oct .. " .. Sept 20 26 1 3 " 11 23 24 " 27 .. 31 " " .. " 3 5 5 7 " " " " " 14 " " " 22 26 27 " 28 ,. l " " I " " " " " I " t ( I ' I' , f I " 1 Deer " " page 50 1884 Jany " " " 8 12 20 " 22 24 26 2 2 3 8 14 " 16 " " 22 Fe by 31 rs " 2 " 26 " " " Mar " " 27 1 4 11 17 19 Jacob T to Mary Walker wrn J Turpin to El l en R Hedge Revtt John W Wi l son to Lucy C Jordan Crockett A Whitaker t o Mattie A Parker J W Brown- -to Mary Smart John ahenson to Rosa Wood Archb~ Caldwell to Mary E C_ John Combs to Pheba K A !iills J Alexander ~odbey to Bell J Mer edith Alex Irby to ndie Armstead Thos Bowles to Lizzie Armst ead Ar t hur McDaniel to Eliza Manns Wm J Mc£!.£thlin to Louisa F Harrell Randall Reessree to Susan Green Wythe G Melvin to Sarah E Gibbs Geo W Warden El izabeth Gray to Andrew J St iffy Minnie C Mitchel to Cha2- ~ Meredith Mandala Turner to Columbus L Dillon to Eliza 0 Ray John C Mil l e r to Rhoda J Gilliam Edward Thomas to Lena Bel l Boyd Joseph Franklin to Pattie Burks D M Burton to Maggie Bryant Hammett Kirkner to Jane E Fleeman Alex Patterson Amanda Burnett to J as L Colbert Clementine Snider to Chas P Williams to Mollie B Woolwine David Harold Rosa A Hale to Thornton Jones to Mar tha J Lyons Watson Morehead to Mary F SimpKins John Burton Lizzie Tayl or to Jos~ Johnson Jennie Lowis to Harvey ClarK Jesten Smith to Alex Johnson Flozd F Jone s E H Wilson Jo~ A Holmes Jo s Kell ey James Ba nks C .§. .!2.__s hay David M Bart on wm T Ker~o-~Campbe 11 B by wm G How e 1-1- He nry Tells Wesley Martin Hir a m N Davis S ~m.!. N~e--1J C Mer ed ith Ambrose Pa lmer to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Eliza Lindsey Elvira M Darr Lotti e Davi dson Eulalin Sh ep per~ Mary E Crockett Matilda Mills Ellen T Fleeman Nancy A Smith Nancy M Cortney Anna C~has J uli a C~per King Rosabel Clark El i zabet h Fa me_ Millie M Johns Ol evia C Shepperson Ellen Wil 1 iams Virginia Appalachian Notes l cold white white " " ,, " " " col white white " " " " cols!. ,. white " cold wh i te " cold whit e " . •• cold white " " " " " " cold white cold white " " .. �5;.. Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 36 1884 Mar Apr " " 26 9 19 22 29 1 27 " May " June 21 July 1 " " " " " " II 2 14 15 19 19 21 23 2 Aug II " 25 30 2 Sept II page 51 1884 Sept " 4 II " " " " " " •• " " " 6 10 15 17 18 20 24 25 27 30 30 " Octo 1 4 " " .. 7 8 " 14 14 " " 22 " " " 23 " 27 " " 29 . " 24 25 31 3 6 10 wrn H Fortine Ballard P Ashworth John G Hawley Lawean A Boothe wm D Smarts Chas Mccraw !J~~ P_ pple Jerry Patterson Walter R Cofer Ja 5 M Clark Cha R Akers Jas L Teany Isasic R Jones Hirvex. T R~ W E?V L~ Jno T Hundley Elisha Daniel Micheal Thomas Wiley W Lampert Josephus Morgan Floyd Slaughter W --- Jackson Fink EnocK C Wilson John C Redaford Henry Ka;;_eley_ Hugh P Johnston Chas N Deck Jas H--Hicks Ralph G Smith wm Campbell John Vining Thos Simpkins Tobias M Bane wm L Hunter John Morning wm McDaniel Jackson Krapt John C Vickers wm H Keister Mathew Redel Henry B Haney Sam 1 D Thornton Martin M Gregory wm C J S Barger John N Meredith David D Mccraw Janies Pendleton N P Scott Thos Page John Hoult Tyler to to to to to to to to to to to " " " " II " " " to " Nancy E Harman white Samaria F Hawley Lucy B Quesenberry Miss Mary Bocock Rhoda A Mills " Susan Oatey " _ _ ~ Ea ly •• Winnie Jackson cold Mary E Thomas white Laura A Payne " Harriet C AKers " Sallie M Cussin " ~ucy Harris cold Sarah E .Bowling white Miss Mary J Miller " Miss Virginia C Sita rs " Julia A Raines " Julia A E Moore " Mary J Gunter Nannie M Lowman Lousie to Lucy Smith to Mary E Smith to Rhoda M Farmer to Hannah Bell to Emma Boyd to Martha S Price to Mollie E Feag l es to Ella E Morris to Theda Page to Wil l ie Slaughter to Amanda C Gawley to Sarah A Hunt to Mag gie P Hunt to Sa rah Sherrall to Mintha Patterson to Maggie J Hraper to Ollie E Andrews to Fannie A C to Susan Phane to Emma B Birchfield to Oliva Vier to Maggie E Cook Margaret Haven to Rhoda Hall to Miss Fannie Bouldin to Adelin Sublett " Margt J King to C r aline Harris ,, Roberta Turner whi1:e " .. cold ?white " " white " " " " .... - - -- .. Virginia Applachian Notes .. " " " " white cold white I �37 1884 Pulaski Co, Va , Marriages .. 19 .. Dec .. 94 Nov II page 52 1884 Dec " 16 17 24 .. .." .. 25 .. 26 .." 29 30 .. 20 II II 19 page 53 1885 Jany .. ,. 6 22 30 Fe by 12 17 " 20 ., 21 24 Mch 5 .. .. .. II ., 6 .. 18 21 II II " ..26 .." Apr .. 31 8 16 23 2·1 " 28 It 29 13 May " " June 4 " " II 3 6 11 Geo P Sheppard Dexter L Warrell Jas Covey Geo D W Morehead Andrew J Turpin Thos Russell Chas Ro binson J E Russell Flinchim ---- James B Dunlap Lewis Owens George Rippey Timothy Buford Wilfred Wil liam Henry _ Ha l ey Andrew Bl ack Calvin S Ha k der Chas A Rub;: Robert Vau ghn John Whyans Henry Fuller Paul Lamber t Henderson Austen Geo W Bratton Howard Whellon Thomas Odell Bolden Holliday M F Kidd Henry S Hurd Frederick m Farmer Reuben J Rupe Davis M Painter Patrick H Smith Noah Graham Lee Straw thro D Damman -s ::!_a A Conner- !:_k~y Bibbey James P Kin g N H Hurd _?aml ~hodes Henry Walker Thomas Fnanse Joseph Moody Ballard Brown Josiah Clark Tcovey Radford White " .. .. II " " " ,," .. to " .." .. .. to .." .. to " " " " " " " " " " " " ., .. ,," " .. " " " . " " .. " Roberta Whitaker Rosa E Lyons Linia E Owens Mary ~ King Susan Flin chum Nannie Moody Nancy R Johnson Sarah CrocKett Clementine Flinchum .. .. .. .. white cold white cold Cold Nannie B Grantham Lizzie Ding~s Laura Armstrong Anna We l ls Moll i e Newby Maggie A Clark Eliza Stega Kigner H Tickle Ida Albert Hu white cold Lucy BasKervil l e Inez Holley Anna Harris Eliza Ga mer Elizabeth Hardee Phill us meadows Julia E Smith La~r"i RunKins Jennie Taylor Elizabeth A Rup~ Minnie L Farmer Char l otte Riley Agnes _ Painter Sue E Draper D C Thornton Elizabeth Conner Laura Rall Fannie o lines Laura Parker Matilda Neicen Ma~y E Ray Nancy Smith Ellie Brooks Mattie Robinson widow of Be_ Robinson usan Pag~ Vir~~nia £ Q__t;x_ Octivia Tipton Lavania Si sK Phebe Houston white cold Virginia Appalachian Notes " white .. cold white .. . .. white cold white .. .. .. " " .." .. cold white cold cold cold white cold cold cold . white " " �Sf 38 1885 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages July " " " " Aug 1 14 15 18 " 11 1 page 54 1885 Aug " " " " 18 19 20 21 21 " Sept 1 2 " " 11 " .. 7 22 " " 26 Octo 1 5?3 -" " " " " " " " " " " " " Nov " " " " Dec " 7 8 15 " 17 20 21 " 22 29 2 3 5 11 26 8 22 Chas A Heath Allan P Hurst Jas H Jenkins Gloster Clayter Thos H Rupe Pat H Robinson wm McClanahan George Snead ... ." " to " Jennie McDani el Annie L Spriggs Eli za J Russell HenE_i etta Price Ma ggie B Smith Maria Jones Agnes Bufo rd Mary E Sifford Floyd J Sifford to Laura F Cravel Nat Page Hannah Forlines wm J Hale " Sarah Flem.man Chas Martin " Sarah J Repass Jos A Rupe " Josephine Jon es J M Jordan " Sue C Allison John A Lyan to Sarah L Johnston w~ son " Susan Haden S P King " F~nie Gray Alex~ndr Patterson " Bettie Patterson David J hn u l ler " Sal lie Porter --- - - - _____b_e_r_r_r_ '' Cornelia-King-Geo " Al ra hively bert Hall " Croft Williams Lu- cy-nuse " Hugh G Carden Esther-A Brown " Chas Harman " Sal l ie C_a~e Charles Austin " Lennie Bowyer Henry _ Rupe Ella Whitt " Jacob L Carper " ~ndo~ie Caveness Thomas Son ger " Mary C Fo l den Henry _ Thompson Mary V Payn e " _ H!:D.EY Scott Mo ll ie A Cla r k " Robe Hounshe l l " Frances Williams Lewis vey " Miss Bellie A Tr~en~ Jas H Seagle Sarah R Cowan Mina McDaniel Follen Clark " Hughe Eaves " Emily Jenkins John Pal mer Elizabeth McDani e l John D Strader Minnie A Gibbs Joseph Hill " Hanah Slaughter wm R Fagg " Kahtie R Craig Margt Pool Dav i d Slaughter " Andrew H Jordan " Miss Mary Ella Darst " Lavelette Clark Sidney muse Melli e H BucKingham Jessee L Cecil " Hanah Wa goner Alexander Penn " .. " white cold cold white cold " white white cold .. white " " " Cold white Co l d white " " " cold white " cold white " .. " " white " " " white cold white cold white cold cold cold (note: These last pages are very hard to read - more than half of the pen strokes weren • t there and the imagination was used. So plea se don't take my word that the names are correct. Use this re cord as a c lu e and prove from other sources.) Virginia Appalachian Notes �MON'roOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA Legislative Petitions #367(?) q #~282: 1829, Dec • •• • ?Petition for creating Floyd Co - signatures. #B3649-9284: 1829, Dec 10. William Simpson . .• . 18 or 20 years since he married Nancy Hornbarger •• • •••• Nancy comitted adultry •• • left Nancy about 15 years ago • • • • Nancy has had seven children since that time ••••• Nancy lived with Adam Taylor • . .• divorce • •• • Sept 1829. Rejected. #B3648 #9283: 1829, Dec 10. Jack Henderson man of colour •• • ra.ised by Samuel Henderson •••• • Tobias Miller son- in-law of (Samuel Henderson) my old Master • • . • • 13 Nov 1829. · depositions by (1) Ianiel Oyler, Lewis Oyler (3) John X Picknehymon ( 4) John Hill (5) And 'w Lewis #B3650 #9283: 1829 Dec 10. ?Treuton?Trueton, female of colour •. • born the daughter of Starr, property of Garner Bartlel . ••• Treuton emancipated 1811, age of 21 • • •••• Nov 14, 1829. (2) Andrew Lewis (3) Reuben Bartlett, John Hill, Henry King, Levi Muncy, John Thrash, Valentine Trash. #B3652 #9463: 1830 Jan 26. #B365l #9286: Joseph Andrews • ..• militia 1829, Dec 10. elections .• •• signatures .•••• (3 pages) #BJ65J #9542: 1830, Dec 9 • • . • petition for creating Floyd County(?) • •• 964 signatures .•• #B3654 #9651: l8JO, Dec 28 . Alleghany or Montgomery Co ••• • Rebecca Gillaspie , Simon Gillaspie, John Jacks and Sarah his wife, Nany Gillaspie, Alexander Gillaspie, Margaret Gillaspie, Mary Ann Massey and Ran§Y Massey her husband, Elizabeth Gillaspie , Francis Gillaspie , Hannah Gillaspie .• •••• their father John Gillaspie ••• • before his death lived in Montgomery Co, Ky for more than 16 years •••••• • •• sd John Gillaspie inherited from his father t tract of land in Alleghany Co •••• in 1830 sd Jol'm went to Va to sell the land and died intestate while there . •• .• •..• the mother (wife of John) died before John ••• • petitions are children and heirs •• •••• Montgomery Co, Ky , Andrew Simpson, Simon Gillaspie the brother of ~ohn Gillaspie dec ' d , S Bowles , F Green, Do Bickarts, Wm Crouch, Alex Gillaspie, John Jacks •• • • neighbors to John Gillaspie dee' d •••• • • #B3654 #9680: 1831, Jan 17. elections •••. signatures • • • • (4 pages ) #B3655 #101-50: •• • • (2 pages) 1832, Dec 18. notice only ••.. Christiansburg • • • . signat ures #BJ656 #10208: 18J3, Jan 4 .•••• bank .•.• (3 pages) #B3657 #10J88: 18JJ, Dec 7, banking • • , .(2 pages) #J664 #104J4. 18JJ, Dec 13. on "new'' county - Roanoke ..• (2 0-JO pages) # 1833, Dec lJ. on "new" county - Roanoke .. • . (9pages ) #10435: BJ662 #10664: 1834, Dec 8. banking, signatures ... (see BJ66J ) �Montgomery County , Virginia #ll077 : Banking 1835, Dec JO. Montgomery Co and nine other counties •.. .. • . #B3663 #10693 : 1834, Dec 10. #BJ668 #11479 : 1837 , Jan 4 • # 1837 , Jan 16. Banking .. . . .. signatures .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •.. for creation of Pulaski Co . (8 pages) paper on #B3668 ..•• . #11614 : 1837, Feb 2 , # 1837 , Feb 2 ••.• creation of ??Roanoke Co ..... . (6 pages ) ?creation of Pulaski Co . . . . ... . . (13 pages) #BJ666 #11686 : 1837 , Dec 19 . Celinda C Wallace vs William C Wallace .• , divorce ••••. 24 Oct 18J5 • • •• on Dec 1833 Celinda C Woolwine married William C Wallace ••.••. lived together ca two months • .•. he left county ••• Wallace is a journeyman saddler by trade • ••••• signatures on petition ••. • #BJ667 #11830 : 1838 , Jan 10 ••• •• • Road •••• ( 8 pages) #B3669 #11804: 1838 , Jan 6 .••• Newburn .•. citizens ••• (2pages) #B3670 #11858 : 1838, Jan 13 . Road ••..• signatures ... . (5 pages) .3 #~72 #11873: 1838, Jan 17 . Citizens of Lafayette and vicinity • • •••••. (1 large page and 6 small pages) #11885. 1838, Jan 18. #11900 #B367J : 1838 , Jan 20. Toll bridge acrss New River •.•• John Ingles •• .••• ••••• (sig ) Tho ' s Ingles . #B3674 #11918 : . • • •. •.. road .•.• . . (4 pages) #BJ675 #11968: 1838 , Jan 2J 1838, Jan 31 • • • . • . road, ..•• 2 pages #B6J76 #12091: 1838, Mar 5 . •• • petitions and signatures •.. road from Buchanan i n Botetourt Co by way of Fincastle and Blacksburg and Pepers Ferry in Montgomery Court House and to Wythe Court House .•. (5 pages) # : 1838, Apr 6 . letter only about petition . The above petitions were from the box 1829 - 1838 , Montgomery Co ., Va . (Sorry that. there is not more on the petitions but I was limited in the amount of time that I had at the Virginia State Archives and was looking for those petitions that would be of a personal nature - containing genealogical information . BF) CORRECTION Page 92, en 5, August 1991, VAN printed ", • . until after the death of her father-in -law, Jonathan Reed in 1791 .•. " It should read " . . until after the death of her brother-in-law, Jonathan Reed in 1791 •. . " .:.:: ::..:.::.: ~:.::= ::.:.: ==:.: :..=:.= = :;:.::::= === :.:.:::.: :.::.: :.::.: ::::.::::: :: :: :::; :: :.: :.:.:: :::: :: :: :.: == :::: :: :.: ==:.: =-=- := :: :.: :: :::: :,: :.: :: :: :.: :: :: :.:. :: :: :.:. :: �.. 51 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA Cemetery located behind Shawsville School on old Rt ll, Shawsville, Virginia. Park your car and walk across the rr tracks , turn right , walk about 50'. This cemetery ( ? Jan , 1984) is badly overgrown with brush. The crossing across the railroad tracks leads to a pasture and there is no place to turn around. Copied by Ruth G Hale and Babe Fowler. Tom Hall 1884 - 1928 Grice (nothing else) Stewart G. A. 1858 - 1917 Elizabeth Mills Born 20 Sept 1865 Died 27 May 1923 Andrew J Creasy 24 Oct 1877 11 Mar 1949 Womack Joe L 31 Dec 1871 ~ 9 Apr 1955 Fannie 11 Aug 1867 25 June 1972 Arthur T Creasy 29 Aug 1898 22 Mar 1929 Wyatt Poff B 10 April 1897 D 13 May 1921 Womack Mae ~1898 - 1932 Charles I. 1906 - 1930 Two twin brothers Born & Died 17 June 1903 Luther Randolph Womac k 31 Jan 1895 2 July 1906 Hettie A wife of Madison G. Birford William Strother Died 2 Aug 1869 circa Age 3 8 years 1758 - 1782 Elizabeth Pres ton Samuel circa 1763 - 1837 Pendleton (other side of _ 20 - 194_ monument) Peyton Pendleton Benjamin Howard 1959 1802 - 1 868 Elvira Henry Munford Ellis 182J - 1 873 Fanny wife of Mother J W Pendleton Bettie Newman 2 Nov 1880 27 Apr 1838 17 Oct 1935 24 July 1916 Samuel L Sesler Margaret Elizabeth 25 Nov 1895 Sesler 11 Jan 1939 27 Oct 1948 55 yrs 1 m 10 d Lotz Funeral Julia A 1852 - 1920 Eather G King 9 May 1924 18 Oct 1925 Tippie Womack 1911 - 1918 Womack Nancy ,1s25 - 2905 tGrandmother Bowling Ia.vid Basham 23 June 1940 14 Feb 1941 B C Pendleton Born 27 June 1906 Died 1 Feb 1931 W P Anderson 7 Apr 1864 24 June 1905 (broken) Elizabeth wife of Creasy Paris Wade Creasy b 16 June 1882 d 26 May 1906 (Note: There may be other markers that we could not see because of the brush. I know there are other graves that are not marked. ) �(Notes on Cemetery located behind Shawsville school: William P Anderson, b 7 Apr 1864, Craig Co, Va; d 24 June 1905 , Shawsville, Montgomery Co , Va ; son of Hiram Hines Anderson & Mary Francis Beard; W 1' marri~ Betty Sue Lee 3 Jan 1897 in New Castle, Craig Co , Va .; 1900 Census , Alleghany Di.strict , Montgomery Co , Va - 1 son Thonie B !"lay 1898. 1900 Census: Luther Samuel Sesler , b Nov 1895, p Robert Sesler & Margaret Eliz. ( ?Creasy?) ; married Annabell Epperly , 23 Dec 1914, Montgomery Co , Va. Robert Sesler, blacksmith , b Nov 1874; Margt, E, 26 yrs , b Sept 1 873 ; Luther, 4 yrs, b Nov 1895 ; Sallie (F. Moses), 47 y r s , b May 1853 . contributed by Ruth Hale . ) = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = HE THAT BOASTS OF HIS ANCESTORS CONFESSES HE HAS NO VIRTUE OF HIS OWN. English Proverb = = = = = = = = == ======·= ==-=========================-================== ===== === ===== = = == == =========== = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = HELM - EARLS This indenture made this 6th day of April 1820 between William Shelor an Overseer of the poor of Montgomery County and State of Virginia of the one part, and Thomas Helm of the said County of of the other part Witnesseth, that the said William Shelor Overseer of the poor as aforesd , by virtue of an order of the Court of the County aforsd , hath put, placed, and bound a poor boy of the name of Jesse Erls of the age of nine years three months & Seventeen days to be an apprentice with him the said Thomas Helm from the date of these presents untill the said Jesse Erls shall come to the age of twenty one years according to an Act of the General Assembly in that case made & provided, by and during all which tenn the Jesse Erl shall his said Master well and faithfully serve in all his Lawful business and Shall honestly and obidientley behave hisself to his sd master and to the rest of the familey and the Sd Thomas Helm for his part his heirs ex ad doth promise and Covenant to and with the Sd overseer of the por and their Successors for the time being and to and With the Sd apprintice that the sd Helm Shall teach the sd Jese Erls the art of husbandry plowing and sowing reaping and mowing and the sd Helm Shall also find and allow to the sd Erls suf'ficient meat drink apperral Washing and Lodging and all other things needful for an apprintice during the time afour sd and Shall also teach reading and writing and arrethmetic including the rule of three and will moreover pay to the sd Jesa Erls twelve dollars at the Expiration of his afour sd te:r:m in Witness Where of the parties to these presents have interchangeably set their hands and seal the day and year first above writen Wm Shelor (Seal) Thomas Helm (Seal) Test I:aniel Field Jno Wddle contributed by Calvin Weddle �S'1 HALE FAMILY BIBLE This Bible publish ed by New York American Bible Society i~ J84 9. It is now in the possession of Mrs . Cody Hale, Floyd , Virginia . Births John P. Hale 19 June 1827 Vily Ann Martin Hale 15 August 1834 William F . Hale October 1849 Isaac Hale 29 June 1851 Cerena Jane Hale 17 August 1856 John P. Hale 7 August 1858 Letitia Hale 5 August 1861 John P . Hale , son of Francis, Sr. died in the War of 1862 . William F. Hale Louella S. Martin married 25 February 1869 Louella S . Hale wife of William F. Hale born 19 November 1852 Births of their Children: Sa rah M. Hale 21 April, 1870 Amos D . Hale 9 December 1871 Letha A. Hale 6 May 1874 Aidena E. Hal e 15 April 1878 Mary S . Hale 15 April 1878 Died 7 June 1878 (Note: These were twins and both died the same day.) Louell a S. Hale died April 1878 Virginia Mae Hale wife of H. L . Hale died 24 July 1933 Age 54 years and 6 days Harmon L. Hal e died 31 March 1928 21 years 11 days Cody Hale died 26 January 1979 69 years -2 months and 4 days NOTE: Harmon L. Hale was the first child by William F. Hale's second wife, Sara h Cole whom he married 21 January 1879. The children of thi s marria ge were not in the Bible. Cody Hale was the second child of Harmon L. and Virginia Mae Hale. V1rgin1a Appalachian 1-To:os �Submitted by : Judy Blackwell , 224 Christian Ave, NE, Ro a nok e , VA 24012 r;o RAMSEY FAMILY BIBLE New Testament of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Translated cut of the original Greek and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. New York, American Bible Society Instituted in the year MCCCCVI. 1877. Nun Pariez 12 mo . Family Record Births Elias Blankenship was horned 13 November 1816 Lieutshy Blankenship was horned 8 August 1814 Joseph W. Ramsey horned 9 April 1854 Franklin County VA Judy Catherine Blankenship Ramsey horned 29 January 1B54, Giles Co . r William Reed Ramsey was horned 6 January 1879 Woodson B. Ramse y horned 26 February 1880 I. Riley Ramsey was horned 30 January 1882 James R. Ramsey was borned 22 October 1885 Isom H. Ramsey was borned 5 February 1887 Joseph W. Ramsey was married to Judy C. Blanken s hip 13 March 1878 Woodson B . Ramsey married to Martha Pannel 2 De ce mber 1904 William Reed Ramsey married to Mary Spillum 21 October 1906 James R . Ramsey died 2 January 1886 NOTE: Although this family had roots in Franklin County, I was told by an elderly family member many years ago, that William Reed Ramsey went to Chicago to learn telgraphy and returned home to teach his three brothers. Th ey all became tele grap h operators for the railroad (N & W) and lived in the general area of Mercer County, West Virginia. At least one of the grandchildren also was a telegraph opera tor for the N. & W. NOTE: Mary Elizabeth Spillum was from Lex i ngton, Virginia. She died 4 October 1925, and was buried in Lexington. ---------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 4 June, 1897: The Montgomery Messenger , Christiansburg , VA Last Tuesday night a Farmer's Club was organized . . • (to advance) the agricultural interest in our s ector. List of the enrolled: W.J. Shelburne, l~.J. Hall, Major J . Ho~e Tyler, A. A. Phleger, vi. T. Smith, W.G. Turner, J.S. Childress, H. M. Peirce, A.O. Simpson, C. A. Shelburne, E.F. Smith, C.W. Surface, R. Trigg Mosby, & W.M. Dunklee. contributed by J Tait �I; I HORNBARGER Contribued by Mrs Kenneth E Bland Will Book B, p 98 Christiansburg, Montgomery County , Virginia Jacob Hornbarger Sr . to Jacob Hornbarger Jr. This indenture made the seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand and Ninety three Between Jacob Hornbarger Senr . and Elizabeth his Wife of the County of Montgomery and State of Virginia of the one part , and Jacob Hornbarger, Junr . of the County and State aforesaid of the other part . Witnesseth that the said Jacob Hornberger Senr. and Elizabeth his Wife for and in consideration of the sum of twenty pounds current money of Virginia to them in hand paid by the said Jacob Hornberger Junr. before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt thereof they the said Jacob Hornberger Senr. and Elizabeth his wife doth hereby acknowl edge and thereof doth release acquit and Discharge the said Jacob Hornberger Junr. his heirs Executors and Administrators forever by these presents the said Jacob Hornberger Senr. and Elizabeth his wife hath Granted, Bargained , sold, aliened , released and Confirmed and by these presents doth grant, bargain , sell , alien, release and confirm unto the said Jacob Hornberger Junr. his heirs and assigns forever , A Certain Messuage . Tennement, or tract of Land Situate lying and being in the County of Montgomery aforesaid on Crab Creek waters of New River Containing one hundred and Seventy seven acres be the same more or less and Bounded as follows Beginning at three pines close by a gully in the old line and Corner to Wm. Bole ' s land being part of the same survey. Running thence south twenty degrees East Sixty two poles to a forked white oak at the edge of a meadow Thence South eleven degrees F.a.st two hundred and twenty seven poles to two Spanish oaks on a ridge thence North Sixty three degrees West one hundred and twenty s ix poles to three white oak saplins by a spring branch thence North fourteen degrees West ninety four poles to two white oak saplins on the ridge by the end of the lane thence North twenty seven degrees West one hundred poles to a white oak and two Hack oaks on the ridge above the end of the lane thence North seventy four degrees East one hundred and twenty four poles to the place of Beginning with all houses, buildings, gardens , orchards, woods, underwoods, ways, waters, watercourses , Profits, Comodities, hereditarnents & appurtenances whatsoever to the said land belonging or in wise appurtaining, and the reversion and Reversions remainder and remainders , Rents, Issues and Profits thereof and also all the Estate right title interest use trust possess ion benefit property claim and demand, Whatsoever of the said Jacob Hornberg er Senr . and Elizabeth his wife of in and to the same, and all deeds evidences and writings touching or in anywise concerning the same To Have and To Hold the said bargained premises, and all and Singular and every of the appurtenances thereunto belonging to the said Jacob Hornberger Junr. his Heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behoof of the said Jacob Hornberger Junr. and of his heirs and assigns forever. And the said Jacob Hornberger Senr. and Elizabeth his Wife for themselves their Heirs Executors and Admrs. Doth Covenant, Promise and Grant to and with the said Jacob Hornberger Junr. his heirs .. t'th'\4rl. Ap71-.1.,c..... 'e- ~ .4.:. !· -'-~ ---- · · V'4~-~~ -- -~- '.) - • ... • �and assigns that they (the) said_ Jacob Hornberger Senr . and Elizabeth his wife and their hei::r;s a~d assigns all and Singular the pre~ises herein before mentioned and every part and parcel thereof , with their and eve-ry their appurtenances unto ~he said Jacob Hornberger Junr. his heirs and assigns against them the said Jacob Hornberger Senr. and Elizabeth his wife and their heirs and all and every other person or persons Whatsoever, shall and will warrant and forever Defend by these presents And also that the said Jacob Hornberger Senr. and Elizabeth his wife their heirs Executors or Admrs. shall and will acknowledge this deed in open Court when thereunto required by the said Jacob Hornberger Junr. his heirs or assigns, to the end the same may be entered in the records of the said court. In witness whereof the said Jacob Hornberger Senr. and Elizabeth his wife hath hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first written Jacob Ho:nibarger (unreadable) Elizabeth Hornbarger (her mark ) Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Charles Taylor; R. Christian; D:tvid Willis Received of the within Jacob Hornberger Junr. the within mentioned sum of Twenty pounds Current Money of Virginia being the consideration mentioned in the within deed to be paid by him to me on the perfecting thereof. Witness my hand this Seventh day of May 1793. Jacob Hornbarger (Jacob is fairly readable, but not Hornbarger) Teste Charles Taylor; D:tvid Willis; R. Christian HOW TO GET COPIES OF BOOKS You go to University Microfilms , JOO North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor , Michigan . They will give you the quote as to two prices -- if you want it on microfilm , or you want hard (Xerox) copies. It is generally cheaper on film. 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It may have been ten pages, but it was published . ........ ...•. from SEMINAR TRANSCRIPT by Ronald A Bremer, 1984; p 19, 21. �) Submitted by: Judy Blackwell, 224 Christian Ave. NE, Roanoke, VA 24012 LETTER FROM BRANCH O. MORGAN TO HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN Camp Two Mile Kanawha County, VA 17 September 1862 My Dear Laura & Children: You-rvery kind and acceptable letter came to hand on yesterday Evening I was truly glad to hear from you and that you were improving in health . I received a letter from Capt. Johnston with yours. I also received a letter from Captain Duncan on the day we left Red Sul Springs and have never had a chance to write to him or any one since u ntil now . We have had a hard time since we left Packs Ferry on the day of the fight at Fayette C.H . we marched 18 miles and went into the fight with Maj. Tyler we made force march and travelled 20 odd miles we killed near a hundred Yankeys and wounded as many the Yankey prisoners say that we killed over one Hundred we buried before I left Fayettevi ll e fif t y - nine Yankeys we drove them from the wood soe the Yankeys have lost property by Burning & what we captured from three to five Million Dollars worth we captured a fine tot of comysary stores at Fayetteville & a large tot of Qtr Maste r stores & Hospital stores we have captured over five Hundred Wago n s & some Horses . I don ' t know how many we also captured a quantitiy of stores at Gauley Bridge & Charleston. We have stoped for a fue days at Two mile creek below Charleston about two miles for a fue days to rest the Troops. Gen. Lovings Head Qtrs is at Charleston. In the fight at Fayetteville we lost killed eleven , t h ree out of our Regt., none out of our company we had forty nine wounded one of them died before I left I staid there one day after the fight. I did not go to the Bridge. I crossed at Montgomeries Ferry and Eat Dinner with old Uncle Billy Rigg . Morris Harvey & I was together we then went down the River with Henry Rigg in a Hack . Morris staid with His sister Nancy Huddl e ston & I staid With Henry Rigg in sight the next day I left Morris and went to Henry Stowers twenty one miles & I left the Road and wen t up Kelleys Creek at Wm Tomkinses & took a Yankey Prisoner and de livered him at Charleston. The last we heard of the Yankeys the y were on the other side of River still Running and the Cavalry after them. There was sad havoc among them at Charleston . They cut down the suspension Bridge at Charleston thou g h we soon made a bridge with flat Boats and crossed after them . At the Yankey camp above Malden they--burned six of their wound e d men in their ' comysary store I stoped and looked at the Bo dies th ey also threw a great many in the River. As it re g ards cr o p s. There are very fine crops on the River and I am told that th e wh eat crop was fine we have the large steam mill Running at Charl e ston. I staid with Uncle Bi l ly Miles all night at Fayettevill e the y we r e all well. C. H. Paddleford came into the compan y toda y t he y missed him on the retreat from the Bridge. Virsmta Appa.la.chia.n !!o'~'l �Page Two Branch 0. Morgan's Letter There are but three of four houses at Fayetteville that can be repaired. Our l i ttle Brick all the front i s torn out and the floors and they made a stab l e of it. They stabled horses in Jas Phillipses Hotel, Judge Bailey's House, the Montgomery House and the old Sturgeon House. Gipson Janels House is torn all to pieces Phillip s '· new house and John Joneses Mansion & Stileses are not much injured. My shop is not much Hurt twenty five Dollars would fix it . Mansers store is all to pieces and chimnys put to Mansers stable. They burned the Methodist Church and used the Baptist Church for the sick they were strongly fortified at fayetteville. I herewith send you a letter from Tyrssa that Mrs. White Gave me as I passed I also saw a letter from Milton to Harrison they were all well and doing well. I also se nd you Ten Dollars & will send you more in a short time . I don't like to send it by the male. It is very Hot Here a nd the water very bad we have to use River water. Give my respects to all my friends--! will now close by subscribing myself your devoted Husband & Father until Death. Branch 0. Morgan NOTE: Two known da ugh ters : Mary H. Morgan married Jordan W. McClaugherty 17 October 1877 Mary was 20 years old, married in Giles Co. VA Laura E. Morgan married James N. McClaugherty 13 May 1880 Laura was 29, married in Giles County, VA Branch 0. Morgan 1820-1909 Laura T. Morgan 1822-1892 Branch and Laura buried at Eastside Cemetery on Rt . 460 and the corner to Fort Branch, on the east end of Pearisburg, Virginia. --------------------------------------------------------------------Friday 7 Oct. 1904 : The Montgomery Messenger, Christiansburg , VA. Mentioned in Circuit Court Cases: Judge Henry E. Blair, Charles Medley, George Dove, Richard Howard, Charles Burke, Harrison Altizer, P. & T. Cole, Will Bi shop , Edward Gilmore, J.B. Clark, W. 0. Faith, Henry Pickett, Henry Dobbins, James Grissom, C. Keister, J. R. Lovern, T. L. Moore, M.C. Hudqins. contributed by J Tait VJ:etma Appala.chie.n IJo-:-:-'3 �65 WHEATLAND CEMETERY Botetourt Co unty , Virginia copied 26 Feb 1987 by Ruth G Hale, Cloverdale , Va Rt 6 39 , 2 miles west, off US 11 . Right side of church Mundy , Oliver Thomas Father Munday, Laura Rader Mother Bel l, Mildred Mundy Mundy, Armand P Mund y, El sie Vi rgin ia Mundy , Pheba La ura Mundy, Inf son of A P & Mildred Mundy, Mildred Martin Powell , Wil l iam Ed . " , Florence Hall Powell, Inf d / o W E & F G Hall, Irving Les l ie Hal l, Ollie Booze " , Paris McClung Hall, Virginia K, d/o John & Sallie E Ha l l, Lewis Ha ll , Charles E , Cl ara B Hall , John , Sallie E Deal Craft , C Haden " , Clyde Ha l l Linkenhoker , Harry W, s/o C J & Lula A L ipes , Burks Lipes , Sidney Y Leffel, Charles M My Husband Linkenhoker , David " , Mollie Linkenhoker, Charles Brewbaker, Charles W " , Rebecca L Carter, R Wesley Housman, Clara V Cronice, w/o o s Housman, Otho S Cronise, M C Father , Eva D Mother Cronise , Hattie L, d / o M C & Eva Cronise , Joe M , s/o M C 8 E D Cronise, S u e E Booze , w/o W H Cronise, Catherine , w/o W H Cronise, Luther B , s/o Wm H & C Cronise, Blanche M, d/o W H & C Fidler, Harry J 30y lOm ld Cronise, Jacob Our Father Cronise, Anna M Our Mother 79y 7m 19d .. .. was.ma .Appalachian Sept 10, 1866 - Nov 12, 195 Sept 20, 1863 - Feb 23, 1953 Sept 13 , 1921 - Nov 15 , 1944 June 18 , 1892 - Mar 9 , 1958 June 29, 1891 - Se pt 24, 1921 Oct 1 2 , 1918 - Mar 9, 1919 Feb 9, 1927 June 10 , 1907 - Mar 15, 1966 1884 - 1967 1 896 - 1 970 Dec 10, 193 7 - De c 14 , 1937 Apr 28, 1907 - June 10, 1922 Mar 12, 1870 - Jan 26, 1928 Sept 1 9 , 1867 - Nov 20, 1947 April 1910 - Dec 28, 1910 1852 - 1934 Nov 10 , 1892 - Dec 13, 1918 Jan 1 7, 1892 - July 1, 1971 Dec 6, 1849 - July 28, 1937 Sept 18, 1867 - Oct 28, 1944 Mar 27, 1892 - Nov 12, 1964 Jan 14, 1891 - Feb 22, 1973 July 23, 1893 - Mar 31, 1899 Oct 13, 1872 - Sept 15, 1944 1873 - 1962 Died Mar 16, 1900 - 23y lm 7d Dec 25, 18 6 5 - Oct 28, 19 2 6 June 1 7, 194 5 Dec 26, 18 64 Mar 24, 1858 - Apr 19 , 1 935 1854 - 1946 1856 - 1944 Sept 13, 1889 - Aug 2 5 , 1 913 1872 - 1937 De c 10, 187 2 - Dec 1 5 , 1953 Oct 23, 18 51 - Oct 6 , 1930 Mar 31, 18 52 - Nov 26, 1924 Died June 10, 18 90, 2y lm lOd Mar 24, 1879 - Mar 22 , 1898 Apr l, 1850 - Nov 17 , 1910 J u ne 1 5 , 1842 - J a n 12 , 1898 Sept 6, 1883 - Mar 3, 1885 Apr 8, 18 80 - J une 27, 1884 Dec 23 , 18 66 - Oct 24, 1897 Aug 25 , 1827 - J a n 29, 1901 Oct 31, 18 2 7 - Jun e 19, 1907 not-~~ �b Wheatland Cemetery Linkenhoker, William P " Margaret S Cline, Rev W Y " , Mary J Linkenhoker, w/o Rev W Y Cline , Nellie M Linkenhoker, Virginia Lucile Ward , Melanie Holt Linkenhoker 1871 - 194 5 1875 - 19 58 July 6, 1848 - Aug 19, Mar 18 , 1850 - Aug 31 , Sept 21 , 1879 - Au g 10 , Mar 4, 1896 Oct 4, 189 2 - Jun e 12, 1904 1934 1945 198 2 left side of church 24y lm 16d Brother Linkenhoker, James C S i ster " , Bennie B Cronise, Willis R , Clara S Noffsinger, Claiborne C Noffsinger , Alice V Linkenhoker , w/o C C Williamson, J Webster " , Olive C Noffsinger Cronise, John A " Nettie Stevens, w/o J A Cronise, Curtis C Lettie R Cronise, Virginia d/o A E & M B Heck, Walter 0 Bierly, Virginia H, w/o Jacob Bierly, Jacob Smelser, Isaac H " Sallie M 1 Cullen, Dor sey , s/o Dr CC & Sallie M 79 yrs 4m 28d Styne, Martha Jane 74 y 6 d Styne, G W Loop, Andrew J Kate Brugh 18y lm 2d Loop, John J, s/o G J & M G Loop, Maria G, w/o G J " G J Loop, Walter L Loop, Anna Bell Cronise marker, no inscription ~ark er, " McDaniel, Willi~m F " , El la F McDaniel, Osby Lee Pvt US Army, WWII + Collins, Clarence C Collins, Lelia May Vest, Dewitt T " , Iva Sisson " , Susanne J Camper , William E " , Bessie B Camper, Billy, s/o W E & Bessie Cronise, Inf d/o Neva L & Armond E June 18, 1876 - Aug 4, 1900 Jan 13 , 1874 - Apr 4, 1928 Aug 25 , 1867 - July 31 , 1954 Dec 19 , 1868 - Jun e 30, 1944 Nov 21, 1852 - Oct 16, 1903 Mar 9, 1852 - Mar 9, 1919 1879 - 1951 1884 - 1928 May 14, 186 3 - Apr 28 , 1905 Oct 25, 1867 - Apr 11, 1940 1888 - 1964 1 891 - 19 Sept 22 , 1923 Aug 6, 1877 - Mar 18 , 1908 Mar 12 , 18 33 - Mar 5 , 1907 Oct 16 , 1846 - Apr 6, 1923 Died Nov 10, 1913 , 66 yrs Jan 14 , 1861 - Apr 29, 1950 July 17 , 1889 - July 30, 1901 June 20, 1836 - Nov 18 , 1916 Jan 10, 1830 - Jan 15, 1904 1855 - 19 1856 - 193-8 Feb 26 1892 - Mar 28 , 1910 May 7, 1862 - Mar 8, 1943 Mar 22, 1860 - May 8, 1912 May 18, 188 5 - Apr 25 , 1923 Nov 2, 1880 - Sept 21, 195 6 1873 - 1942 1877 - 1957 June 7, 1902 - Feb 6 , 1975 1913 - 1983 Apr 27, 1915 - July 2 , 1976 Sept 20, 1909 - Dec 18, 1974 Feb 21 , 194 4 - Aug 6 , 1981 1897 - 1981 1897 - 1981 July 13, 1928 - Sept 18, 1931 Oct 29, 1932 �Wheatland Cemetery c Jan 22, 1925 Cronise , Inf s/o Neva L & Armond E Oct 17, 189 2 - Sept 30 , 1933 Cronise , Neva Luck Heck, w/o Armond E Davis, James W Dec 24, 1861 - May 1, 1937 June 9, 1865 - Oct 8, 1923 Davis, Alice R Jan 12 , 1920 - Dec 16 , 1920 Lutt, Sylvia June , d/o Rev J D & Mary E Jan 12, 1920 - Jan 14 , 1920 Lutt, Sadie May, d/o Rev JD &Mary e Oct 14 , 1871 - Au g 16 , 1951 Brugh, Mary Fannie Beber , Elma 1889 - 1952 Cronise , Frank Elmer Oct 4 , 1875 - Aug 19, 1944 Dec 15 , 1882 - Aug 30 , 1924 Cronise, Celeste Overchain , w/o Frank E Ol eary , Dorothy Cronise Nov 27, 1907 - Dec 23, 1949 Thomas, Au brey W 1897 - 1986 (John M Oakey mar ker ) + Sisson, Bernhard H Feb 27 , 1929 Pvt US Army Nov 3 , 1863 - Mar 2 , 1937 Sisson , Char l es L June 15 , 1868 - J une 11 , 1950 " , Eddie Jewe l l Sept 12 , 19 1 3 - Aug 11, 1949 Osborn e , Irene Sisson, w/o Henr y E Booze , Henry M 1868 - 1941 187 1 - 194 7 Booze , Laura E Booze , H Buhrman 1903 - 1928 Booze, Annie P 1896 - 1965 Aug 8, 1932 - Oct 2 , 1932 Linkenhoker, Billie Newton Jan 3, 1920 - Mar 12, 1977 + Sisson , Clarence Arthur Guard World War II , Korea M M 2 US Coast Feb 2 , 1894 - Aug 1, 1947 Linkenhoker , Luthe r Lewis Oct 12, 1905 - Aug 29, 1955 " , Judith Ellen Mar 17, 1864 - Dec 2, 1930 Linkenhoker, Newton Price Aug 22, 1865 - Sept 23, 1942 , J enn ie Booze " Sisson , Minor D Nov 23, 1902 - June 9, 1972 Sept 3 , 1901 - 7 Feb 1987 Ethel Wills ' Sisson , Jewell Mar 26, 1930 - May 1 . 1931 Nov 16, 1897 - Apr 4, 1956 Williamson, Jesse Raymond Sept 14, 1897 " , Aubrey Sisson Mar 5 , 1883 - Nov 9 , 1961 Williamson, Harry M Nov 5, 1888 - Oct 27 , 1979 , Vannie S 1855 - 1934 Williamson , Charles L 1858 - 1932 " , Hannah A, his wife Nov, 1877 - July 1927 Wi l liamson , J Leonard , Gertrude Obenchain 1874 - 1953 Williamson, Luther A July 1, 1888 - Jun e 25, 1951 Annie W July 16, 1895 - Nov 30, 1959 Williamson , Jo~ Allen Mar 20, 1885 - May 2, 1958 Jan 8, 1890 - Sept 28, 1966 Robbie W Secrist, w/oJoe Allen " Wi l liamson, Dennis Rea Dec 30, 1954 - Jan 1, 1955 Williamson, Brown infant 1934 1899 - 1964 Williamson, Rev Lawrence B 1913 - 19 Sylvia G Nov 17, 1916 - Aug 23, 1953 Smith , Ora Powell July 23, 1887 - Sept 18, 1985 Powell , Viola W Sept 4 , 1887 - Nov 26, 1950 Powell, Elden H Sr + Camper, Donald E Oct 24, 1939 - June 3, 1972 Virginia Sp 5 Co B 82 Engineer Bn Vietnam ARCOM VJrgtn1a Appa.la.ohi~.n !\ro~~e �b8 d Wheatland Cemetery Camper, Carl M 1896 - 1964 Father 1898 - 1945 " , Lula Booze Mother Stultz, C V May 25 , 1913 - Oct 26 , 1958 Thomas, Frank Marvin 1887 - 1974 Myers, John Sept 17, 1911 - Sept 17 , 1972 " , Blanche D Sept 6, 1915 Cronise , J Calvin July 19 , 1882 - Aug 26 , 1944 June 26, 1887 - Feb 3 , 1976 " , Ella E Wade, Eli T Aug 28, 1864 - Feb 23 , 1940 Jan 10 , 1865 - Feb 9, 1940 " , Jane Thomas Jan 2, 1841 - Feb 18 , 1937 Sisson , Sarah M, w/ o David S Oct 30, 1864 - Jan 4 , 1948 Sisson , John Haden Cora Jane Oct 6 , 1867 - Apr 26, 1945 " , Freddie Wayne May 17, 1901 - Apr 7, 1949 Sisson, J Arthur Sept 7 , 1890 - Jan 3, 1959 , Bessie H Mar 19 , 1894 - Feb 9 , 1979 " Sisson, Sherman R July 15 , 1907 - Nov 22 , 1965 Aug 13 , 1892 - Dec 19, 1968 Sisson, Eldr idge Chappell , Sr " Pop " Feb 26 , 18 89 - Jan 15 , 1966 Siss on, A Pearl Hodges Ha ne s Oct 24, 1912 - May 26 , 1982 Stevens, Herbert E, Jr Oct 26 , 1916 - Jan 20 , 1985 " , Gaynelle S Gross, Lee Roy Oct 16, 189 3 - Oct 13, 1980 Henderson , Earl H Dec 19, 1899 - Feb 28 , 1975 July 25 , 1910 - Apr 27, 1962 " , Belen B July 12, 1927 - May 29, 1982 Holzbach, Ellen S 1958 Holzbach , Phillip A, Inf s/o Hubert L & Ellen S Aug 25 , 1906 - Apr 5, 1952 , Kern, Claudine J, w/o C W Jr Sept 11, 1891 - June 30, 1966 Musick, Albert R Oct 5 , 1900 - Aug 31 , 1985 " , Sally Brewbaker , his wife Apr 10 , 1870 - Nov 21, 1954 Brewbaker , Abram Joseph May 1 7 , 1 874 - Au g 21 , 1964 " , Claudia V Styne, w/o A J Mar 30 , 1919 - Mar 21, 1950 Rookstool, Nancy Brewbaker, w/o C H Weeks, William A 1870 - 1949 1880 - 1948 " , Beulah H Feb 13 , 1890 - Feb 24, 1967 Sprinkle, Elsom Garland Apr 5, 1893 - Nov 4 , 1963 , Florence Coffman Apr 4 , 1891 - Nov 3, 1964 Obenchain, Rucian R Father May 24, 1892 - May 24, 1975 " , L Cline C Mother Jan 23 , 1919 - Apr 19, 1975 " , Lucille M Sister Tee 3 US Army WWII Apr 11, 1915 - Dec 31, 1981 + Cronise, John William Sept 22 , 1926 , Ma-r;tha Sink Sept 14, 190 3 - Sept 27, 1972 Frazier, Wm Otis Aug 14 , 1907 - Dec 4 , 1962 " Gladys Turpin Cronise, Blance Booze May 17 , 1910 - Mar 14, 1970 Ruble, Frank Leslie Mar 18, 1888 - Jan 23 , 1984 " Beulah Loope June 23, 1890 - Nov 25, 1985 Oct 20, 1918 - Feb 1, 1964 + " Ralph L Infantry WWII BSM - PH Virginia S.Sgt HQ Co 317 Aug 26 , 1896 - Oct 6 , 1986 Cron ise , Meta B Coffman May 5 , 1901 - Oct 25 , 1982 Cronise, Aubrey Earl 1915 - 1985 Hartbarger, F Hunter 1926 " , Joy S vuasnie. Appa.laohWin l~otM �l Wheatland Cemetery e Powell, Curtis Carl Dec 28, 1923 - May 8, 1986 62yrs (Funeral Home Marker, Hayworth-Miller, Winston Salem. Rural Hill & Kernersville, NC .) Additional Information on Wheatland Cemetery David Linkenhoker, d SW Roanoke,28 Oct 1926, 60y lOm 3d, farmer, b Bote Co, Va= wife Mollie Sue, = father Lewis Linkenhoker, b Bote. Co = m Ester Brubaker, b Bote Co. Bur 30 Oct . William Earl Camper (Ike), d at home in Buchanan 13 Jan 1981, 83 y; = b 23 Oct 1897 , Va == wife Bessie B == f W H Camper == m Lillie Burns . :: Bur 16 Jan. Booze Ca~eT_!_= d Buchanan 26 Dec 1981, 84y = wid of Wm Earl Camper= b 3 Nov 1897, Va= f Henry Mathias Booze= m Laura Honts.= Bur 28 Dec . Bessi~ Jo~~_!i_illiam_Cr~nise - d Fincastle, 31 Dec 1981, 66y =wife Martha Sink - f Ernest Lee Cronise = m Penelope Williamson.= Bur 2 Jan 1982 Mrs Florence Hall Powell = d Shenandoah Hosp, 20 June 1970, 74y = wid of Wm E Powell == b 27 Mar 1896, Bote Co = f Paris McClung Hall = m Ollie Booze = Bur 22 June. Mrs Evelyn D Cronise = d at home Melrose Ane, NW, 26 Nov 1924, 72y Sm 26d = b 31 Mar 1852, Nace, Bote Co = f Matthew Booze, b Md? = m Evelyn - Bur 27 Nov. Ja~~-\i_fl.!.__Q_~vis Davis =m ;J_oy~J:!..?11 == d at home near Salem, 1 May 1937 , 7Sy 4m 6d == b Rke == f James Permelia Lester . = Bur 2 May. d 28 July 1937 , 90y -- b Rke Co == f David Hall, b Rke Co -- m Katie Myers, b Rke Co == w Sallie E = Bur 30 July . == Eli Terry Wade = d 23 Feb 1940, Fincastle, 75y 6m = b 2 Aug 1864, Floyd Co, Va = f Isaac Wade, b Franklin Co , Va = m Martha Slusher, b Bote Co = bur 25 Feb. :.: :: :: :.:. :.: :.:. :.: :.:. :: ~:.=. :: :: :.::: :.:: :: ::: :.: :.: :; :::.:.:..:.:=::=::.:: :: :.: :: .:.:.:.::.: :.: :.: :: :.: :.: :: :.: :.::.: :; :: :.: :.: :.: :: :: :.:.:.:.:.; ::: ::: :.: :: :: :.:. :.: :: :::::..: :..: :.: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :: ;.: :; ::: ::. :.:: Gen ea l ogical Aint For those who are just starting to r esearch their family, remember that your surname was not always spelled the way it is today. There is no name that hasn ' t been spe lled more than one way. I have seen a deed that was a half page in length and the man's name was spelled 3 different ways. Most names were spelled by sound. If a person had an accent - a name would be spelled by the way the clerk understood it. Some names were changed completely from one n ationa l ity to the English version - especially in Virginia. And that is done today. So go by sound more than the " correct" spelling. :::: :: :; :.: ::: :.: :.:. :.;, :: :.: ::::: :: ::.::: ::. ::.:;::~ :: :: :.: ::. :: :: :::::::: ::::: :.:.:::::::..: :: :::: :::: :::::.:: : : : ::::=:.::.: :: :: =~=-=-:::::::;::::::.:::: :: :: :.::.: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: == :: ::. VlrStma Appalaohie.n H o:ss �LEE COUNTY I VIRGINIA 1870 MORTALITY SCHEDULE When the census was taken for 1850 , 1860 , 1870, 1880 , the census taker also had a form for the deaths for the past year - June 1 to May Jl. This schedule was not microfil med with the census record . I n the 19JOs( ?) the Census Bureau offered the schedules to the various_ state -- some states accepted them, those that did not , their schedules were given to the DAR in Washington , DC . The schedules for Virginia are at the Virginia State Archives . (The 1870 schedules for Virginia were Microfilmed and there is a copy at the Mormon Library , Roanoke, Virginia) Columns : l . Number of the family as given in the 2nd column of sc hedule . 2 . Person who died . J . Age last birthday . 4. Sex. 5 . Color : white black , mul~tto , Chinese , Indian . 6. Married or Widowed . 7 . Place of Birth - state or country . 8.-9. Parentage : 8. father of fore~gn birth , 9 . mother of foreign birth. 1 0 . The month in which the person died . 11. Profession , occupation or trade . 12 . .Desease or Cause of death. page 1 : ending 1 June 1 870 i n ? chy or cky?? Station Township , Lee Co , Va (thi s page is very pal e and impossible to read enough of i t to make sense . ) page 2 : •. . • . • • • Jonesville Township , Lee Co ., Va . by = Astin , Elizabeth B = J4 Keeping House = Consumption . 1 . 19 2. 5 = Pridemore , Keeping house Caledonia J?/T? fever typhoid . = J . 25 = Cink or Conk , Cora at home 4 • 58 = = Croup = Sull ivan , = f = w = md = Lee D. = Painn, = J = f =w =0 = Eliza At home = croup . v =7 months = f =w =f John B = 1 month = m = w = 0 At home = Unknown Henarretta home = worms. = Gant(?) , Micha.el = 58 December = farmer = Palsey 9. 129 = Redwine, Martha H House Keeping = unknown = 68 =m = = f = Lee w = md = Co , Va = 0 = O = Dec ::: =0 =0 = Stokes = w = = March Co. , NC = == = January 0 = JanuarY = Co , Va = 0 = 0 = July = Co , Va = Was hington = w = w = Henrico =0 = 0 = May = At Co, Va = 0 = 0 Co , Va = = 0 = 0 = April = = Miller, infant = 15 = f = w = 0 = 0 = Lee Co, Va = 0 = 0 = Februa.IY = At Home = unknown. 240 = Sullivan, Retta = 75 = f = w = w = Unknown NC = 0 = 0 = January = House Keeping = Arce tis 10. 217 11 . = 0 = 0 = Marc h = Lee Co, Va = 2 = f = w = 0 = Lee 8. 124 Co , Va = 0 = Lee Co, Va = 0 6. 74 = Fleener, 7. 85 = Poteet, Harris = 28 = f = w = md = Lee . Art isna or A r b"is na = 75 Keeping house dropsy . 5, 70 c. Vir81n1a Appa.lachlf.:.:n !::o'"":\1 �71 l2. 294 = Burton , William = 27 = Fever = Bilious fever 13. 296 = April 14. 328 = m = w = m = Lee ( ?N?H?W)oliver , George w = 4Q = Shoemaker = Consumption = Carrol, Robert =9 mor:t .1s Co , Va = July = Works = m = w = m = Smith = m = w = 0 = Lee Co , Va on farm =0 =0 = Co , Va WILL OF GEORGE WAIT contributed by Mrs Kenneth E Bland Fincastle, Botetourt County , Virginia. Will Book A, pp 486- 487 In the name of God Amen I George Wait of the County of Botetourt and State of Virginia being sick & weak of Sound Memory & calling to mind that all it shall please God to call them out of this my last Will & Testament in manner body but of Perfect Mind and flesh must yield to death when this world, I make and ordain and f'orm as followeth viz -- First I desire my body to be buried in a plain Christian manner Charges first paid and all my just debts. & Funeral Secondly The rest of my worldy goods both rail and personal I give and bestow to(?) my beloved wife Mary during her natural life to bring up my three daughters , Sarah Keziah and Elizabeth on and give them education and at her death the whole of my estate to be e~ually divided between my said three daughters . It i s my will that my wife sell my negroe wench Hannah & With the money of such sale she purchase another wench or g irl with the remain i f there be any be also divided between my said three daughters and I give the same to each of my three daughters and their heirs forever . Las tly I appoint my beloved wife Mary my soul Executor of this my last will and testament & I do hereby revoke & disanull all other wills heretofore made or done and by thes e presents doth acknowledge this my last will & testament in witness I have hereunto set my hand & seal this seventeenth day of July 1798. George Wait Seal Signed , sealed & acknowledged in the presence of Joseph Haynes ; Jasper Haynes; Benjamin Haynes At December .~otetourt Court 1798 The last will and testament of George Wait Dec ' d. was exhibi ted in Court and proved by the oath of Jasper Haynes and Joseph Haynes witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded A copy Teste W. Hite, D.clk. (Note : the original will has nearly every word capitali zed, but I did not copy it that way -- it ' s very fancy script .-- mdb) (Note: George Wait's wife was Mary Jane Haynes , daughter of Joseph Haynes. mdb) VJ.tamta App3.1a.chia.n n c:Js �BOOK REVIEWS Lee County, Virginia Deed Book Number 1 : 1793-1804 by Reda Thornton Duckworth is a 62-page compilatiorl o: abstracts. The abstracts are indexed and contain deeds oi property , ~?p.::-aisals, and grants, deeds o: gift, wil ls, inventories, and statemen~s o: slaves (:including the :reeing of slaves). Two othe.::- deed book abstracts: Lee County, Virc;inia Deed Book 2_;__J 805-18 ~2 an d Lee Co·.lr:ty, Viroinia Deed Book 3: 1813-1820 are also avai i al::>le . Order fro m Mountain ?ress, P.O. Box 400, Signal Mou~tain, TN 37377 . The cost is $15.00 per book. The postage is $2.50 for the first book and S0.75 for each additional one. ~Y Ratliff Family: 1730 ' s-l990, written hy Ra l ph H. Ratl~ff, is a very detailed collection of material about the family history . The history moves from Pike County, Kentucky to Floyd and. Mason, Kentucky to Russell, Wythe, Montgomery, Botetou rt, and Augusta Cotlnties ir. Virginia . There are 384 pages whicl: include many photographs. Some other families included are Wood, Francisco, Coleman, Thornsbury, Hylton, Farmer, Sanders, Bartley, Clevinger, Be:cher, Lermond, French, Altizer, Johnson, and J~stice to ~ention a few. T~e book is available from the autho:- at 1104 Grcve!and Drive, 3luef:.e!d, WV 24 701 at a price of $27.00 postpai d in the U.S. ANCESTORS & DESCENDANTS OF JONATHAN WORRELL 1833-1915 CARROLL COUNTY VIRGINIA compi 1 ed by Donna Kelly Edwards. Ms. Edwards traces the Worrell family of Carroll from John Worrall of Acton, Cheshire, England to the present. There are some photographs (the oldest taken in 1935) and some reproductions of a newspaper article concerning the Worrell family reunion in Hillsville in 1990. More information may be obtained from Ms. Edwards at 2301 "A" Choate Road, Fallston, Maryland 21047. ARRENDER, ARINDER, ORANDER, ET AL, FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH THROUGH 1910 compiled by Prof . Granville W. Hough. This is a listing of Prof. Hough's search for these unconunon family names. He suggests that the names are probably corruptions of ORRINDORE or ORRENDORFF. He explains the difficulties with tracing the family names associated with the lack of education More information may be obtained fr.om Prof. Hough at 3438-B Bahia Bl an ca West, Laguna Hills, CA 92653. ~obe:?.:"':son of .Z\ppo;;iat: oxjC:ampbe: 1 . C9_ ~::_:._y_ , '/: :-g:':"::.a ':;)y was puti:.s::e.:: ::: Ncve;;: ~e :.· , ~ 932. Eo:::-e:-t.so:-: ~=om Cheste rfie:d Co~nt y to C3mpb~ ~: County :~ :790. rr:ie ?aperbacJ.: book covers t:.s ancestors f:--01.; ~he ;;:~-: E.OC ' s, his :::::'1i:d:-e!1, h:s grandc::::.:crer: ::.::;:-. ;; :: ~o.·.-;;:-a:-:c :: :-. : . .:. :e:-:. ~~ .: :-. i e ;..: e C. . O rd e ::- £ r om M: s s Ha r r: E: : t: A . C !-. i 1 :. or-., 3 : C S A:: :-: a :-: ci a l e R o a ::: , Fa::s c.-_urch , VA :?2042. ~ :-!e cos: :..s $7.:0 ;>::..:s S: . ~ t') :o : po s t . age & ~c h a ncl~ng foL ea~~ boo~. Chea:.ham c::i: ~o:-: ~c.rriett F.. C~eat~am ~oved VJ.rstn1& Appala.ohian :no'.:se. �~est We Forqet: John C!ark of Wythe Cou~ty, Vir ginia: With Allied Lines of Sey~ert, ~age~, Carter & Others by Ella Rae Wilson Colema~ was rel ease:=: i:i January, l 9Sl. This genealogy cf the author's maternal ancestors contains 259 pag~s of information, photographs, and reproductio:15 o: documents (wills, birth records, etc . ). It is indexed. The book may be purchased from the aut~o= at 3100 ?=-uitt RoaC:..--B201, Pert St. Lucie, FL 34952 at the cos~ of $2~.50 which ~ncludes postage and ~andling. ============================================================================== Have available a number of books entitled ACROSS THE BLUE RIDGE (Vol II) a supplement which traces the Southwest Virginia UNDERWOOD family back to its immigrant who was first documented in Va in 1650, then in Md where he left descendants that spread all through Md, Pa, down to Va (especially Franklin Co area). Female ancestry also documented. $20 . ~~l_lj. e ~ e <!_<!_i_l!_f?__I:_e_w_~s-"__l_l 0 ~ .Y_o..!!_c_~l_e__S_t_,__l:_~Ise_E_l_~~-Fl 3-.3-.~_3_:_3_J_~ ============================================================================== BEWARE! These are a few of the books that are not true genealogical books - they take your money and send you a list of names. The names below are several years old - some have changed their names, others still doing business. Before ordering a book with a surname only, write asking for information on which branch of the family it is, where the family came from, etc? The ads that I have seen will state the given name of the ancestor, where the ancestor lived and some of the allied lines of the books . MARY WHITNEY, Ottsville, Pa . Surname ACROSS AMERICA. FAMILY BOOK OFFER, Bath, Ohio. ----THE WORLD BOOK OF S"!._1:!1~~ SHARON L TAYLOR, Copely, O. THE AMAZING STORY OF THE Sl.!,_r~~~ IN AMERICA BEATRICE BAYLEY, Sterling, Pa. THE Surname HERITAGE BOOK. ELIZABETH ROSS , Plainfield , NJ. Surn~e-FAMILY ALBUM. HALBERT'S, INC . Bath, Ohio . (shar-on fiylor) Sl!.E.!1_<!!11_~ IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR NEW WORLD DESCENDANTS S~r_I!_a_!!!..~ FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD THE NEW WORLD §_l.!,_~n-~~~ FAMILY ALBUM AND COMPLETE REGISTRY AMERICAN GENEALOGIES, INC. THE Surname ALBUM. ROOTS RESEARCH BUREAU , LTD, New Y-ork~--IS YOUR NAME HERE? ======================================================================== ======================================================================== UNITED STATES McCRAW REUNION will be held July 17 through July 20, 1992 in Mt Airy, NC. Registrar: Miss Joy Rushing, 102 McRaven St, Clinton, MS 39056. Chairman: Charles Mccraw, 1802 Gwyn St, Mt Airy , NC 27030. ========================================================================= V.irgln1a Appalachfa.n Not~m �f'7d ' I NON-EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES Below you will find some non-exchange materials that may be of interest and assistances to some members. We are grateful to those organizations who sent them and will continue to welcome these offe rin gs . All of our exchange, non-exchange, and newsletters quarterlies are placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Librar y . POPLAR ROW , some of the is sues have ar ticl es on famil i es, pub. by the Jackson Co. Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society , PO Box 807, Jackson , Ohio . 45640 . PLATTE CO , MISSOURI , HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN, PO Box 103, Platte City , MO 64079 . THE GENIE , Ark- La - Tex Genealogica l Assn , Inc, PO Box 4462, Shreveport , LA 71134 . QUARTERLY of the Southern Indiana Genealogical Society , PO Box 665 , New Albany, Indiana 4715 1-0665. COMPUTER ROOTERS QUARTERLY, a Genealogica l -computing publication, 26th edit ion Oct , 1991 . Address: PO Box 161693, Sacramer.to, CA 95816 . HERITAGE SEEKERS QUARTERLY, Vol I. 1 (1991), pub. by The Heritage Seekers Genealogy Club, PO Box 2141 , North Litt le Rock , AR 72115 . In the Georg ia Gen ' ical Soc Newsletter a t Atlanta, GA winter 1992, the emphasis was directed to family organizations and reunions. The Society discussed at its Feb meet in g : "Auquenot History 8 Genealogy" . The Howard Co Ge n'ical Soc Newslett er, Feb 1992 , has a long l i st of women who filed a petition in Kokomo, Ind to keep the city " dry " - 27 June 1915 . New's N' Notes of St Louis Gen'ical Soc , St Louis , Mo i n Vol 24 , # 3 Mar 1992 announced its 23rd Annual Fair, June 20 , 1992 with the title : Migr ation Routes to Missouri. The Louisiana Gen 'ical Register Vol XXXIX, #1 , Mar 1992 has a wealth of re- source suggestions listed . It also has an interesting article , Louisiana Ante Bellum - a chronology of the period 1682-1865. The Tree Tracers of Lawto n, OK, Vol XVI, #1 , Sept/Nov 1991 has a spo tlight on hidden sources in genealogical periodicals plus many other sources of resource material . FAMILY PUBLICATIONS Family publications are also welcome and are made available in the Virgi n ia room of the Central Roanoke Public Library for th~se persons who find them of interest. BALLEW FAMILY JOURNAL: #1 1 Sp 1991, 10th Anniversary Issue. A publication of the Ballew Family Association of America, 2711 Leslie Drive NE , Atlanta, GA 30345 THE VANDAL NEWSLETTER, Distribution Dep t, 7743 Kendal, Dearborn, Mich 48126. VJ.rSln1& Appa.1a.ch1an No~3€' �L QUERIES Please see inside of back cover on how to submit queries and how many words to use . 25-92: John & Elizabeth BOWEN lived on Craig's Creek in Montgomery & Botetourt cos in the late 1700s & early 1800s. Need names of their parents & siblings. Where did they live bef moving to Montgomery Co? Opal Bowen, Route l, Box 62, Atchison, Kansas 66002 26-92: John LANE & Barbara OeVAULT were md in 1789 in Washington Co, VA. Need names of parents & siblings of John & Barbara. Barbara DeVAULT may have been from N c. Opal Bowen, see 25-92 27-92: Abraham TROUT & Mary LAW were nrl in 1808 in Franklin Co, VA. Need names of parents & siblings of Abraham & Mary. Opal Bowen, see 25 & 26-92 28-92: Seeking info regarding Marie M. TALTAVOLL, b VA 1888-89, rnd Clarence Mason PRICE, s/o Noah Henderson PRICE & Louvenia SMITH PRICE, ca 1908. He was an Insurance Agent. During 1920s, they operated a variety store in Roanoke, VA. Had one child, Dorrence Marie PRICE SATTERFIELD. Marie d Washington, DC, 1934. Somehow related to Ella DEAN (Mrs. Milton GARLAND). Janet Satterfield, 5709 36th Ave., Hyattsville, MD 20782 29-92: Seeking info on pa_rents of Jesse WILLIAMSON, b 10 Aug 1804, probably Bedford co, VA. Md Frances c. LEE, d/o Alexander LEE in Bedford Co, bond dated 2 Feb 1827. Settled in Lawrence Co, MO after marriage. Also wish any info regarding the LEE family. Mary M. Havens, 50 Mountainview Lane, Queensbury, N Y 12804 30-921 seeking children of Elijah DICKERSON, b 1755 in Halifax Co , VA . d ca 1832 in Floyd Co, VA. Will exchange. Marilyn Dickerson, 740 N. Wagner, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 31-92: Need confirmation that John GOODSON, b 1800 Montgomery Co, md ca 1845 Permelia (WIL.50N?), is s/o Thomas GOODSON, Jr., b 1755, Revolutionary Wa~ soldier. Cindy Thomas, 6513 Havenview Court, Fort Worth, TX 76132 32-92: Need info on John REYNOLDS who resided in Botetourt & Roanoke Cos , b ca 1790 1 d bef 1850, md to Mary ? ? ? His children were Polly, Sophia, Susan, George, Thomas, Andrew & Cerilda. Who were John & Mary ' s parents? Cindy Thomas, see 31-92 33-92s Need info on Albert SMELSER, who rnd Polly REYNOLDS 1848 i n Roanoke Co. Was Albert from Bedford Co & who were his parents, siblings , e t c ? Cindy Thomas, see 31 & 32-92 34-92: MARCUM/MARKHAM. Archibald MARCUM/MARKHAM md Nancy KELLY 1 800 in Montgomery Co, VA. Moved to Wayne co, KY. Had sons George & James among several other children. Archibald was sio John MARCUM & Sally BROWN. Would like to correspond with descendants . Need help. Ophelia Markha m Smith, 3507 Paramount, Amarillo, Texas 79109 Virgmia .Appalachitm 1:0 :-~ ., �35-92: searching for the f/o Abner SNOW of Campbell Co, VA. He appears in the 1850 & 1860 census in Campbell Co with wives & children. In wills of Vincent SNOW & wife Polly SNOW, Abner appears under guardianship of Richard SNOW with Jabez, Jehu, & Terry SNOW, but no relationship indicated. These wills are in the 1830s-40s. Katherine Snow, Route 2N, Box SOA, Pocatello, Idaho 83202 36 & 37-92: Seeking info on parents & siblings of John B. MERRITT, b Bedford Co, VA, Nov 26, 1818; d Botetourt Co, date unknown . Md Christina Jane BARGER in Botetourt Co, Dec 14, 1841. Christina Jane was b in Botetourt, VA, date unknown, d Botetourt Co, Jan 15, 1916. Also seeking info on related families of HIPES, BARGER, STULL, CASH, DUDDING & WAUGH. Anxious to share/exchange info. Tom Merritt, 10078 W Brigantine Avenue, Brigantine, New Jersey 08203 38-92: Stephen HART, b 10 Aug 1809, NC, d 4 Oct 1896, Roane Co, wv, s/o James & Elizabeth HARr, m ca 1830 1 prob Russell Co, VA, M.ary "Polly" FERRELL, b ca 1812, VA, d/o William, b ca 1770 1 d 1842, Russell Co, VA, & Jane~~~- b 1778, Culpeper Co, VA . Need info on both HART & Ferrell families. Anna Herbertson, 6584 Bull Hill Court, Colorado Springs, co 80919 39-92s William ARMSTRONG, d bef 1834 1 md l Apr 1788 1 Augusta, Elizabeth J. ERWIN, d/o Jared, d ca 1804 & Elizabeth ERWIN. Wm lived in area of Pendleton, which became Highland Co, VA. Was William s/o William, d ca 1814, will recorded Pendleton Co, & Jane ~~~~? Anna Herbertson, see 38-92 40-92a Benjamin McCOY, s/o John & Sarah OLIVER McCOY, m 1799• Margaret JONES, d/o Henry & Emily CARLILE -JONES. Sarah OLIVER• d/o Aaron & Elizabeth HARRISON OLIVER. Need McCOY, OLIVER, JONES, HARRISON info. Also searching fora SIMMONS-WIMER, PEPPER-JOHNSON, RAINES-DOOLEY, HEAVNERPROPST, WilSON-HEMPENSTALL, HUGHES-TANNER, & GANDEE. Anna Herbertson, see 38 & 39-92. 41 & 42-92: Seek correspondence with desc of Mathias GRISSO (cal750c al818) & Elisabeth MAURER (1747-cal830) of Back Creek, Roanoke Co. Children Jacob (1772-1844) md l. Rebecca BAKER, 2. Sarah FRANKLIN; Margaret (cal780-?) md David DAME; George (1 783-1884) md 1. Catherine FRANI'Z, 2. Nan cy FRANI'Z; Polly (cal 786-?) md Martin MILLER; Catherine (cal793-aftl838) md Ludlow B. SISSON; Susannah (cal799-cal832) md J acob BRUBAKER. I have the genealogy by Carridon Grisso & Marvin Nelson & much on desc of Jacob;· George & Susannah; need more on other daus. Teri Pettit 1048 Alma.nor Ave., Menlo Park, CA 94025 43-92: Looking for all McCRAWS & their desc to be incl in the third edition of It is Mccraw~ McGraw to be publ prior to u. s. McCRAW reunion . If interested, contact co-editor Mrs. Gene Mccraw, 546 Mc Kinley Ave., Woodland, CA 95695 �1'7 44-92: Need info on ANDERSON families of Grayson Co., VA. Stephen ANDERSON md Sarah PERKINS Dec 1825 in Grayson Co. Would like to correspond with persons researching this line or any other ANDERSON line in Grayson Co, VA. Darlene Anderson, 8124 Clayburn Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46268 45 & 46-92: In Smyth County History and Traditions by Goodridge Wilson there is mention on pg 8 of Cleghorn Valley, prob near waters of Upper Holston River. This appears to have been named bef 1755 & "Dr. Walker prob proceeded thru Cleghorn Valley & Lyons Gap to the north fork" of Holston River. Does anyone have knowledge of the CLEGHORN family, & for whom this valley was named? After the French & Indian War was this name changed to Rich Valley? Will appreciate any help. Julie Fewsmith, 4167 Inman Court, Fort Worth, Texas 76109 4 7-92: Seeking info on anc of Augustus MASINCUPP, b 20 Dec Nelson co, VA, md Sarah MURRY (b 28 Oct 1819 Rockingham Co, 1884 in Churchville, Augusta Co , VA) Augustus was s/o John Polly FOGUS. Rachel Wills, P. o . Box 1345, West Point, VA 1816 in VA d 31 Aug M.ASINCUPP & 23181 48-921 Need info on p/o Sarah A. SMITH, b Oct 1855 in Augusta Co, VA . They were John SMITH & Mary COLLINS. Sarah was md to John Jacob MASINCUPP. Rachel Wills, see 47-92 49-92: Need info on p/o Emma Alice G(X)L.SBY, b 1855 in Nelson Co, VA, Emma's parents were Samuel GOOLSBY & Mary A. PAGE. Rachel Wills, see 47 & 48-92 md 24 Dec 1872 in Nelson Co to Michael CAREY/CARY. 50-92: Seek info about Charles JOHNSON, b ca 1814, Grayson Co, who came to Russell Co., Castlewood Dist bef 1870. Sons: Levi, Columbus, Alexander, & Henry JOHNSON. Search of death records for Charles & wife, Sarah EDWARDS JOHNSON unsuccessful & no will located. Does anyone have a family Bible? Will exch info with other desc. Louise Converse, 3925 Purdue way, Livermore, CA 94550 51-92: Seeking info on family of Alfred Bethell & Judith TAYLOR JOHNSTON, living in Stokes Co, N c in 1850. Ch& Alfred M., b 24 Feb 1843 Rockingham Co N CJ Thomas, b 16 Oct 1844; John b 09 Nov 1846 ; William b 07 Jan 1849; Mary E . & Martha Jane, b 11 June 1851 ; Richard B. , b 26 Oct 1854. Would like to correspond with anyone having info o n this family. Josephine J . Slemp, 410 s. 9th Street, Wytheville, VA 24382 52-921 John LAZENA, Bedford Co, 1782, Frank lin Co, 1789 . 6 Feb 1797 widow Elizabeth, .. administrator. Ch listed in court rec : Elizabeth, John, Ann (Nancy) md to Tom (Peter) BAKER, Samuel, Christina (Teaner, Tener) Jacob , Barbary md to John ADNEY. How are they related to Lawrence, Andrew (shown on Historical map of Franklin Co) & Christina, w/o Joseph BECKELSHYMER? Ruth M. Erhardt, Box 266, Bassano, Alberta, TOJ OBO 53-92: Joseph PICKELSIMOR (BECKELSHYMER) md Christina LAZENA 18 Mar 1792 Franklin Co, VA. I need her parents & birthplace , Also need Joseph's parrent ~ birthplace. How is Joseph rel to Abraham, Samuel & the several Johns & others? They moved to Montgomery Co in 1 797 & Ohio in 1803 . Ruth M. Erhardt 1 see 52-92 Vir61ni& Appala.ch1e:.n 1'-Jc::::f" �54-92: Wish to correspond with ch or g rand- ch of either Emmett ~ Rosie (KING) WOODS md 30 Apr 192 7 Carroll Co, VA or Claude w. & Viola (KING) EDWARDS md 22 Dec 1924 Carroll co, VA. Mrs. s. Oscar 0ean, RD#3, Box 82 Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 55-92: Exch info on Nancy Ann RICHARDSON (b ca 1 776, in VA, d 1861 KY·) md Joshua FINNEY 1 795- 6 in Madison Co, KY. Nancy Ann was d/o Amos RICHARDSON (b ca 1 75 4 Halifax Co, VA) & Martha BAILEY. Amos was s/o Amos RICHARDSON & Lucy HEARD or COLDWELL. John E. Finney, 13900 Shaker Blvd, Suite 412, Cleveland, Oh io 44120 56 & 5 7-92: Exch info on Robert PRUNTY 1, s/o Barnabus PRUNTY, (bl750, d ca 1824, Franklin Co, VA) rod ca 1 779 Frances ?. 2nd ch of Robert & Frances was Jesse (b 1 780 Henry Co, VA, dafter 1 855) md Nancy FINNEY d/o John F INNEY & Elizabeth ~ARD, 1 8 Mar 1802 in Pittsylvania or Franklin Co, VA. Nancy was b 1 780 Bedford co, VA , d after 1856. John E . F inn ey, see 55-92 58 & 59-92: Seeking desc of Monroe & Susannah Peters PETERS . Monroe, s/o Joseph & Dorinda Turner PE:I'ERS, b ca 1843 Franklin Co, VA, d 31 Jan 1877 Sangamon co, IL, md 8 Feb 1866 Franklin Co, VA to 1 st cousin Susannah Peters (d/o Abraham & Elizabeth Bowman PETERS ) b 3 1 Dec 1 848 d 24 Feb 1922. Susannah was sister of Amanda Peters b 20 Apr 1855 & rnd Stephen FLORA 4 Sep 1873. Also seeking desc of Jonathan & Barbara NAFF (d/o Isaac & Elizabeth Peters NAFF) b 26 Oct 1836 Franklin Co, VA, Ird 14 J ul 1853 Jonathan FLORA . This fam also resided in Sangamon co , IL. El izabeth Naff, Abraham & Joseph PETERS were bros & sister, & ch of Michae l & Mary Flora PETERS of Franklin Co . Sally A. McLane, 7 46 7 Sundrop Court, Pleasanton, CA 94588-4863 60-92: Looking for info p/o William Benjamin CALOWELL, (b 22 Sep 184 7 Campbe ll Co, VA , d 30 Dec 1936 Lynchburg, VA) & his wife Martha Victoria BAGBY (b 2 1 Sep 1861, d 5 Apr 1935 Lynchburg, VA) md 1883. Also names & dates of br & si of both. Archer P. Caldwell, Jr., 70 7 s. Alleghany Ave, Covington, VA 24426-1805 61.-921 Seeking siblings, paren ts & known anc of William Woodford & Hannah MOSSJ rrrl in VA 6 Nov 1 795. He served in Revolutionary War & they moved to Barbour Co, w v. Vanessa R. Rigott, 115 1/2 Bellview Ave, Fairmont, W V 26554 62-92: Need i nfo on Hanry CALDWELL md Mornin HARDY, Bedford Co , d Bedford Co 1829 • .. Nornin was d/o Solomon HARD~. Also need copy his will. (DB 2, pg 484) Freddy Brown, 516 Rediger Dr, Scottsville, KY 42164 -------------------------------------------------------------------------The editor's face is red and I apologize Billie R Lewis . What happened to # 22-92'? Could i t be the "Not Me" ate it? Here is Bi lli e 's address: Bil lie R Lewis, 1104 Voncile Street, Lake Wales , FL 33853-3919. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- �63-92: Need info on Jordan SMITH who served in War of 1812; given land in Kanawha Co, Va (WV) in 1816 by John AUSTIN as gift for wedding to dau Mary AUSTIN. SMITH 2/md Millie McCORMICK; 3/rnd Lucinda LACY, his widow in Boone Co, WV in 1860. Would also like to know parents or any info on Mille McCORMICK. Bill ie R Lewis, 1104 Voncile St, Lake Wales, Fl 3385- 3919. 64-92: Need parents of Spicy SCOTT who md in Buckingham Co, Va cal806 Isaac BARKER, b ca 1782 in sd Co, d in Boone Co, WV. Was she the d/o or related to the Joseph SCOTT of Buckingham Co . All postage reimbursed. _!3_~l_l_i_e_y Le1~~~,--s~-~3- ~._ 65-66)-92: Need any info, contact with descs of William McCLELLAND rod Sarah 1784, d 1825 Augusta Co, VA . Son William (b ca 1786 Rockbridge Co, VA- )md Polly WILSON 16 May 1809 . Their dau Rachel (b 15 Jan 1817-d 18 Apr 1900 Smyth Co) md Justus HUBBLE 20 Dec 1838 Olympia, Smyth Co, VA. Justus d 6 Aug 1901 Smyth Co. Their dau Sarah Elizabeth HUBBLE rod Franklin C PAXTON 1862, d 1872 leaving ch William J PAXTON and Rachel B PAXTON who were reared by Justus and Rachel McCLELLAND HUBBLE. ~t;_~·Mc:..rgaret Frandsei;,_~417 _Bn~~hw~~d_-~ ne, Las Vegas L NV _89lq]._ 67-92: Need any infer, contact with descs of Jacob & Mary CAMERON HANSHEW md 14 Aug 1809, Washington Co, VA. He d 1833/34 Wythe Co, she d 28 Dec 1873 Wythe Co. Ch: Molly (b 1811) md William HUBBLE; Andrew (b cal811) rod Elizabeth GROSECLOSE; John (b cal814) md Mary KING; Jacob (b cal816) md Christina MUSSER; Peter (b cal820) md Louann RAKES; David; Christine (b 1826) rod l) William B WILLIAMS, 2) John TIBBS; Daniel (b 1828) md Polly Maxwell WILSON; Sarah (b ca 1829) md Reese GILLISPE; Samuel (b 1832) md Nancy Catherine WILSON; Rhoda (b ca1833) md Johnston RAKES. !1__r_~ ~_a_r g a__r_e_t__F__r_a_n d ~e_n_t._s_e_e 6 5- 9 ~._ 68 - 92: Seeking info about the ancestors & descs of Jonathan "John" PICKLE of Smyth Co, VA (b ca 1804, VA), ls t/w Marilla '? Ch of "John" & Marilla: Daniel (b cal834); Amanda (b cal835) md-Henry H EPLINY, 20 Apr 1859; Emily (b cal836) md Joseph BARLOW 17 Oct 1860; Caroline (b cal837-8) md Jonathan "John" CALLIHAM 6 Sept 1866; Anna (b ca 1838). Q_a_l_~_s_Y._ p_ixol'!__t._w_3_~4_~.!_r_l!,_c_e_,_2.p_o_kane, WA 99208. 69-92: Seeking info about the ancestors & descs of Catharine PIC[LE (b ca 1822 Va) 2nd/w of Jonathan "John" PICKLE md 5 Dec 1842. Ch of "John and Catharine: Minerva/Manaver (b cal843) md Jonathan W BISHOP 28 Aug 1879, s/o Hellans BISHOP & Malinda CALL; John W (b cal845); Rachel (b ca 1846); Walter (b cal848); Tobias C (b cal849); Virgil (b cal867 d 4 Dec 1885). pa 1:.._l_a_~~ p_~~~J'!__,__~e-~-~~-_9-~·- 70- 71- 7 2 ) -9 2: ·· wish to contact anyone interested in Adam WALK.ER Sr (b Oct 1729 '?Ireland - ct 30 Sept 1812 Wythe Co , VA) md Agnes DAVIS (b 19 May 1767 ?Pa) . They had nine ch (all b Wythe Co): James (b 7 Apr 1768) either wounded or killed by Indians in Knox Co, TN; Walter (b 3 Oct 1770 - d 27 Jan 1857) md Grace " Grizel" BUCHANAN 20 Apr 1797; Adam Jr (b 12 Feb 1772 - d 27 Apr 1835 Pike Co, MO) md Polly Mary DOAK 11 Mar 1813 Wyth e Co (my gg gp); Jenny (b 27 Feb 177 5) md James G LONG 3 Mar 1803 Wythe Co'?; Mary ( b 5 Feb 17 79) md John MONTGOMERY 1 Sep 1808 Wythe Co; Nancy (b 13 June 1779) md William FINLEY 7 Mar 1799 Wythe Co ; Martha (b 14 Sep 1791-d 9 Sep 1845 Wyt h e Co) Alexander BUCHANAN 10 Feb 1882 Wythe Co; Rachel (b 12 Feb 1783) md Audlai CAMPBELL 12 Jun 1808 Wythe Co; and John (b 8 June 1787) md Polly GRIFFEN 11 Nov 1813 . 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Qa "'" ~· ==================================================================================== •• .,'v r,• ) �V I R G I N I A A P P AL A C H I AN N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ======================================================================== Vol. 16 - No. 1 - February 1992 CONTENTS President's Message A Letter from Texas McClure Marriages of Pulaski County, Virginia (continued) Champaign Woman, Aged 108, Talks Medicine? Sayers Family Bible Records Excerpts from 'The Lynchburg Press' Jits, Jots, and Dots on- the Old Family Names of Scott The National Coalition to Stamp Out Chicken Scratching Francis Browning Cra i g County, Virginia, Death Records Nathan McClure Leslie Old Berea Christian Churc h Cemetery Berea ~hristian Church Cemetery Queries 24, Correction la 1 4 5 15 16 17 19 20 22 23 25 28 30 31 36 35 ============~=========== ===============~=============~=== ======~======== �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENELOGICAL February, SOCIETY 199 1 Dear Fellow Members : I hope your holidays were wonderful and th t will be great. We have some exciti r.g plans for 1992 a your new year 1 ike for each of you to be a part of them. ' and I would regular meeting dates each month. In March, we We will have our planned for the Roanoke College Archives. 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It als o costs u ng and have the · 1 d rep us a note. s return Postage. you are moving1 P ease If we have sold many bac k issues of the VAN ·p ies of most issues available if you are : We still have some cO . t . . th intere t d Membership oir~c ~ry is in e works now, and You w · s e . The new i t as soon as i t is ready. ill be receiving Than~ s gos to f atlhl th'; . ha rd - working of 4: ~ organization. ome o em pu~ in a lot of time ~ers of this business matters. If one of them cal ls Y t c.. _1ng care of the ~~rY to find the time to he l p out. ou need1ng help , please Sincerely, Patsy Win gfield Pres J d en t :::.::.:::::: :a:u ::.:: ~==.:::::: :.: :.::!':: :.: =::::::: :.:;; r:n;: u rt r,; rtiuf t i rr i: f:U •· 11 •1 ·• •• ,,, ,. if:! II M ._. - ·- ,. ·• ·~ -- •• ··- -··- - -•• ··- - ·.....- ·- - -·- -•• ·--- -·- -- ·-- -·- - ·-- -- ·-- ·--- ·- --- •- •- -- -- ·- · - ..... - IN MEMORIAM Marvin W Ham 215 Longwood Rd ~altimore, Md 21210 1991 James M Vicars 1032 S Roosevelt Cols, OH 43209 22 Sept 1991 �A LETTER FROM TEXAS Collin county June the 3rd 1859 Dear Brother Thos Borton I Sit down this evening to drop you a few lines to let you know that we are all well and well pleased with the Country hoping these few lines will find you and family enjoying the Same like blessings. I would have written to you aefore but did not know where to direct my letter until I Re a letter from James Duncan which informed me you were ig the Cove. I will try to give you a description of Collin c_. as fare as I have Sean for beauty and soil i t cannot be beat on earth the Prairies lies high and just rolling enough to drain the water off betwen the branches of the Sabine. The Prairies is about 1/2 mile wide and on the branches timber enough to answer the demands of the country. These branches run up the divide between the Sabine and Trinity rivers and Some of them is from 1/2 mile to 50 miles in length. These Prairies are covered with grass that looks like a wheat field with numerous beards of cattle and deer. Some times can be Sean twenty in a gang. The Prairies at this Season of the year is over Spread with flowers of every tint and hue. The land is all taken up in Collin Co. but a plenty for Sale. I know of three four hundred acre tracks i t is said can be had for $2.00 per acre one half timber and the other half Prairie land and a great many other tracks that can be had for $2.50 per acre. If you intend to move to this Country the Sooner you come the better i t will be for you as land is rising verry fast. There is a 350 acre track joins me that has got a good double house orchard and about 45 acres in cultivation that can be had for $3000.00. I think this will be a great Season for people to move to Texas as there was plenty of wheat made and a good looking chance for corno If I was young and back in Virginia and know what I now know about Texas I could not be kept there. I would beg my passage to Texas. Hy opinion is that Collin co. is a great deal healthier a place than the Rye Cove. The water does not lie on the ground and the Springs and wells is not fed by Stagnated water. There is allway a pleasant air stiring on the Prairies though verry sultry in the timber. Our wheat harvest is over here and the people is generally done layin~ by their corn and better looking corn I never saw grow out of the ground. Please tell Mr. Robert F. Dorton that he could do much better in this country than in va. as good wagonmaking can do well here. I will not bring my letter to a close as I want to write a few lines to Brother Harry carter. Please write as Soon as this comes to hand and let me know how you are getting s along. To Tho Horton. John Pendleton Collin County Texas June the 3d 1859 Dear Brother and Sister in Christ I take this opportunity to I �drop you a few lines to let you know that we are all well and well satisfied with the country hopinq these f ew lines may find you enjoying the same like blessings. I hav e had better health since I left Va for the same length o f time than I have had for many years. I should like verry much to see you once more in the flesh but I never expect to see you until the judqment of the great d&y but hope in God to see you in that better world where parting will be no more. I have often thought of you and drempt of seeing you, & how glad I was. I often think of being at y o ur house and seeing old Barry smile when I slept in and the many good dishes of coffee my dear Sister Polly has dished out to me and the happy seasons we have had togeather but now more than a thousand miles apart. A word now to sister Polly i - regard to her beautiful flowers in her garden. Her garden i ~ nothing in comparrison to our Prairies for beauty. '!'hey are covered the bloom from the large rose down to the little pink. When the Seed gets ripe I will send you Some of the beauties of Texas. When you get these lines I want you to write to me and let me know bow you are getting along. When I got to Texas I felt like John did in the isle of Patmus almost banished from friends no meeting houses. An old Baptist Sister invited me to preach at her house. My first sermon was from Paul to the Romans the first chapter and the 15 and 16 verses. I have since bin preaching in a School House near Farmersvil.l.e and in the Masonic Hall in Farmersville. We have Missionary Baptist The presidi ng E der an d old side Baptist and Methodist. 1 h re is James Belamy that used to be with us at c e the time of that big revival. I have not h odpper Creek i n ear a Shout i n 'l'exas except Mary Pendleton. Tell old Brother Tomm ter that I had the pleasure of spending one ni b Y car ith old Robt Gibson and saw Matha Moss and g t in talking ~es Nelson but did not know i t until I had Passed by Char Matha Moss is independent of this worldp:ssed his :~~~:·$60.00 per day from his saw ~ill and gris m~lclear~ h ad n o t heard any thing of EliJah Carter f 1. Gibson years. I must conclud my letter Write hor three or f ou r w en this comes t o b and. John p and Polly Carter endl.eton '1' 0 Harr y Not e : I se n d th i s letter to y ou because 1 thi l i ke to have a copy. This letter was w~k you woul.d a f t er Jo h n Pendleton mo ved fr om Virgi i itten shortly Gibson a nd Moss lived in Tennessee . ~ a to Texas. on t h e way . Nelson also lived in Tan were visited . 1 ly came from ennesse thes e families or i qina th e• A 11 of Rye cove an d F t . Blackmore, Virqini e area around was John Pen dl e ton 's daughter-in-l a. Mary Pendleton 1 aw, the s o n Ne wton Pend eto n. The copy of thi wif e of his sent to me by Mr s. Edwar d a. Shook s letter was of Thomas Horton to wh om the oriqi~ a ~ :rand ~aughter My best wishes to y ou for Chris t ma 8 as directed. a nd the New Year. /u / J am~n w. Vhill i pe �James w. Phillips was the son of Roy E. Phillips and Charlotte Elizabeth Pendleton, grandson of Eldridge Howard Pendleton and Sarah Cassandra Robinson, greatgrandson of William Gaines Pendleton and Charlotte Coupland, and great-great-grandson of John Pendleton and Jemima Kilgore. James w. Phillips was born in 1919 and died Dec. 20, 1986. He was the author of The Pendleton Family which was published in the late 1930s. He was the Curator of the DeGoyers Library in Dallas, Texas. Mr. Phillips sent the copy of John Pendleton's letter to Maxine Pendleton Sanders of Wichita Falls, Texas. Mrs. Sanders is the daughter of Homer Alexander Pendleton and Marguerite B. Shine, granddaughter of Eldridge Howard Pendleton and Sarah Cassandra Robinson, great-granddaughter of William Gaines Pendleton and Charlotte Coupland, and great-great-granddaughter of John Pendleton and Jemima Kilgore. Mrs . Sanders shared this letter, and other valuable information, when my late husband, Robert Ferrell Pendleton and I began our family search. Robert Ferrell Pendleton was the son of Hardy Winford Pendleton and Lydia Rowena Bradford, grandson of Croel Newton Pendleton and Maggie L. Allison, great-grandson of William Pendleton and Harriet Rebecca Hawkins, greatgreat-grandson of Isaac Newton Pendleton and Mary ? (she was mentioned in John Pendleton's letter), greatgreat-great-grandson of John Pendleton and Jemima Kilgore. John Pendleton was born ca. 1792 in Russell (now Scott) County, Virginia. He was the son of Benjamin Pendleton. John married Jemima Kilgore ca. 1810. She was the daughter of William Kilgore and Virginia Jane Osborne. John was a Methodist minister and farmer. John and Jemima were the parents of 13 children (all born in Scott County, Va.). Their children were: Melinda who married Daniel Price, William Gaines who married (1) Charlotte Coupland (2) Rhoda Day, Hiram Kilgore who married Eliza Jane Richmond, Ira T. who married Phoebe Flannery, Isaac Newton who married (1) Mary? (2) Lucy Shifflett, Jane who married John Duncan, John Craig who married Martha Ann Asbury, Eliza who ma~ried (1) Monroe w. Legg (2) Elijah w. Hendrix, Andrew Jackson who married Sallie Taylor, Allison Osborne who married Rebecca Ann Lawson, Sarah E. who married Abraham J. Gaylon, Minerva Jemima who married (1) Levi Howell (2) Joseph Rice Buchanan, and Melvin c. who married (1) Mary Davis (2) Narcissus M. Brummett. John Pendleton, his wife Jemima and their children lived in scott County, va. until shortly before 18 50 when they moved to Lee county, Va. In the fall of 1858, John and Jemima Pendleton, sons Allison Osborne and Isaac Newton and their families, daughter Eliza and her husband Monroe Legg, grandsons Eldridge Howard and James Bell Pendleton , and brother-in-law Robin Kilgore moved to Texas. The trip to Texas was made in covered wagons and i t took them 64 days to make the trip. It is believed that son William 3 �Gaines Pendleton was already in Texas teaching school. John Pendleton died Oct. 11 1 1861 and is buried in the Pendleton Cemetery near Farmersville, Collin County, Texas . Jemima Ki1gore Pendleton died May 28, 1868 and is buried beside her husband. John Pendleton evidently knew the value of Collin county, Texas well as i t now one of the fastest growing counties in the state. rt is near Dallas and much of the growth is due to the location and interstate highways. Many descendants of John and Jemima Pendleton have visited Southwest Virginia in search of their roots, and have grown to love the area and it's residents. The area is especially lovely in the fall with the many colors on the trees and bushes. Copied and submitted by Patricia A. Moore Pendleton, Harvey Drive, Wichita Falls, TX 76302 1207 ========~================== ====== ====== = ===============~======= = ====~======= McCLURE from Plea Book: 1807-1844, Botetourt Co, Va: p 1 - 4: Tues, 10 Feb 1807: McClure's Ex 'r vs Allen's Ex ' r: John Allen ex'r of Malcolm Allen deed who was guardian to Malcolm McClure • • .• ••• •••• again s t him Samuel McClure, Samuel McClure Jr and Alexander Crawford & Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth McClure Exr & Exx of Malcolm McClure deed •••••••.••••• to answer a? it [ ] in Chancery •.•• 11th day of Oct 1799 ..•• John Coalter Gentn their-ittorney •.••• - Dec 1799 .... John Harden DS .• John McClure deed p 5-8: Answer by James Breckinridge, Gentn hi s attorney .•.... John Allen exr ••• of his ward ••• • by the wi ll of his deed father John McClure ••..•.• about 1778 lent out money upon Interest to one John Henderson for about 6 months • about to leave this countr y-retd it to the deft · •· • • cal780 to P. Lockhart p 9: Complt~ replied: Tues 14th Sept 1807 : ··· Commiss ioners .•. directed to George Caldwell, David Worley, William Steele & Alexander McClure appointed by Ky court to take the depositions of Hannah Worley & Mary McClure on Wed day of June 1803 p 10- 14: copy of John McClure's will : May 22, 1777 • .• • • ..• John McClure of Botetourt Co ••• . . [heirs] my wife, son Samuel, son Alexander, daughter Mary, . •...••.•• to my sons and daughters: Agnes, Jennet, Malcolm, Hannah, Rebehah, John Halbert, Moses, Na thaniel •••••••• Land to be sold when youngest child somF . of age, or o · the marriage of my wife if thought proper •••• •• .•• Caleb Worr_ y, George Skillern & son Samuel McClure exrs •••..••• John (his mark) McClure. Memorandum: son Malcolm ••.•.• land which is in pastures with. James Trimble • • •••• Tes te : Sam'l Walker , John Stewart, Joseph Walker, Geo Hutchinson, James ~(his mark) McElamey ••••••••• • • ••• ••• ... •·•• ============================================================================ �5 21 MARRIAGES of continued from Vol IS page 1873 Nov 24 29 Deer 18 20 23 24 24 " 24 " 25 27 29 " 31 1874 Jany 1 Jany 2 3 " 3 7 7 " 19 22 26 " " 31 Fe by 9 11 " 12 21 " page 30 1874 March 4 7 30 April 1 6 " 11 " 27 " May 5 6 " " 18 " 30 June 25 July 2 .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. " " Aug " " " ,. 8 22 4 8 13 14 24 COUNTY, VIRGINIA PULAS~I Ji.f~ George Rose George W Carter William Milliron Charles W Saunders George Bluford John T Scott E Bluford Selden Longley John M HowdyShell Francis M Hawley George W Parker William G Cecil Henry Minter Sam1 A Hall Marvin Clark George M Hanson Giles P Saunders James R Daniel James Vaughn Elijah T Dalton David L AKers John Mullen wm J Kirkner Michael Burks Thomas Min tar Thomas H Somermon Michel Chenault wm Bain Joseph B!!!ks?Banks Sheppard C Chumbly James Webb Henry Wa£.kins Rufus R Albert wm B Cecil Stephen D Lindsey Caleb Crews James Night Elijah C Burton Laura A Cofer Allen Mays Chester W Taber wm D Page Dirrell N Jones Sam1 Brooks James W Calhoun Jos E Wilson Stephen S Thornton Cary L Simpkins Thoma s H Burks to to to to to to to to & to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to & to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Miss Mary Jeter Cold Miss Sallie Wygal Julia Faries Charlotte Montgomery (Cold) Amanda Clark (Cold). Josie T Simpkins Mary Clark (Cold) Miss Linnie H Jordan Mary J Shinall(Shinalt) Frances Jane Quesinberry Mary C AKers Ella AKers Cold Mary P Baldwin Julia F Smith Rozana Paul Eliza J Crockett Eliza Andrews Embazatha Vaughn Mary Black Ellen M Rakes Pauline C Combs Harriet Trail Rebecca L Thurston Louisa Lewis Martha Whit~son Cold Miss ?Annie Jameson Louisa AKers Rhoda A Thornton Rebecca Eaves Lucy Hoge Mary E Albert Frances Colman?Coleman Hanrie J Dudley Miss Moll ie E Trolenger Margaret A Moore Sallie Buford Harriet E J Lo~?Long Emma M Hill William A Keister Milley Jones Jane C Bateman Miss Jane Boothe Sallie McGavock Betty Brinks Miss Mattie E Jordan Miss Lettie?Lettitia Simpkins Harriet J Linkous Mrs Maggie M Pettit Nancy M Paris Virginia Appalachian Notes �b Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 22 1874 Sept 14 .. 16 " 26 Oct 7 " 12 13 16 " ,." 17 19 Nov 4 5 " 9 " " 10 " 10 " 16 page 31 1874 Nov 16 " " Deer 1 . II II II " II ., . ,. .. " " 2 12 14 17 24 II 28 " 29 " " " 1875 " Jany " " " " " .... .. 2 6 9 21 25 ti .27 27 28 March 2 10 " 25 May 6 July 2 8 19 " 5 7 -- .. . . " James W Graham F Martin R M Cbumbly Levis P Stearns James T Taylor Geo W Ratcliff Benjn Riddle Allen H Allison Thomas L Landrum wm Yopp David Tyler?Tayler John W MidKiff Daniel A Burns Henry R Lane Uriah Graham to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Susan Jameson Jane Pool Susan Chumbly Cynthia B King Elizabeth Whitaker Miss Lucretia Switzer Miss Araminta E Robertson Miss Norma A Cecil Lettitia Conner Sarah A Meradith Patsey Brown Elizabeth Holley Mary J Black Eliza Sayers Susanna T Silas AKers Jackson Duncan Richard Callusy? J _ s N Chris_tly Milton Hurst Flemming Carter John McGlothin John Morris Geo W Langman James M Brooci~ J F Calfer?Calfee John Black wm Stovall Geo W Baliles Chas M Clark Augustus N Crewel Nelson D Conner Joseph Bland Nelson T Rupe Joel G?E Stone HiramDW Martin Nathan C Farmer John Pain James Hopkins Calvin G Herd John N Rupe Ballard W P Crowel G A Moorehead John Carter Andrew L My~rs Henry B.£!!!! Munsf ord Arnold Sandford Ste/art S Weddle Reeve Richard to to to to to to to to to to to to Martha A AKers Christianna SimpKins Nancy Whales Mary J Smi th Victorine V Rhodes Emily Brown Mollie Safewright Mary E AKers Sallie Fortune Gillie E Farmer Lizzie A Sayers Kitty C2Z.?Co~ Laura Lewis Lucinda J Garten Nannie Newby Nancy M Ashworth Julia E Rhodes Margaret Burks Mary E Hedge Susan J Jenkins Mary J Millirons Mary J Farmer Mrs Emma Lane Bettie Stokes (Cold) Amanda C Stone Mollie J Linkous E L Odell Mary E Bosange Sallie Roseberry Bettie Ford Polly Trale Susan Nash Lizzie Bryan Elizabeth B?R Martin Sarah Alex~er .." .. to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to ----- Virginia Appalachian Notes - �7 23 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 1875 Aug page 32 1875 Sept John H Austin -- 7 14 " 20 30 October " " " ,. .. .. .. " 27 31 Novenber .." " .. .." Deer 7 12 13 19 21 6 9 " 11 4 11 24 29 to Nancy Farmer Thomas Bland Lizzie Penn to William Smith Louisa Tirge " John Bryson Charlotte Edwards " James W?N Ratcliffe to Ellen Owen Thomas Ratcliffe Susan Moore to James w Stone Edie E Rob in son to James L Criner to Eilza J AKers Giles T Kirby Mrs Mary Smith to L W Dickerson to Cynthin C Raines James Russel Sarah J Carpenter to Henderson Kidd Nancy Edwards to Henry S?L Vance Eliza Jane Rhodes wm A sjrith to Susan J Smith James Whales to Julia Smith Robert Barton Lucy T Cloyd " Daniel Rose to .Martha Henkle wm H Ricketts to Elmira C Barger Wm H Richols Suzania Crouch to Amos Winn to Rosa Stokes wm T Wilson Malinda Covey to Geo S Sadler to Belle J Glea~ing James H Cecil Mary E Buckingham to James C Lucas to Nannie A Cecil John W Wilson to Miss Mollie K Darst Hiram Mills to Kate Palmer (Cold) David F Holliday to Miss Pretha Hedge Lewis 0 Taylor to Sarah L Nelson James Hale to Ella Louis (Cold) James G Moore Miss Mary Gregory to James C Alexander to Miss Sue J Boyd William Bondel to Annie Walters Joseph Pe!!ll: Emily Saunders " Lew Sarah E Martin S Calf er?Calf ee to William Finley Nancy Russell to John Mc Kirk Alice McCain " Crocket Williams Mollie Dobbins Danie l Blair?Blain Sarah It 14 16 17 " 20 21 21 22 " 23 " 24 29 31 March 30 April 5 28 29 19 May 3 on side of page June 31 William B Netherland to Carrie V Gorden page 33 1 876 January 5 Thomas J../?S Henritzer to M F Welch (Cold) •• 6 Randal Taylor to Katie Burks 13 Thos R Vaughn to Katie Kissinger " 17 Miss Bettie J Raines Edmund Rupe to 18 Julius R Summerson to Mary E He~ner 18 Saml Hurst to Mary J Dawson 20 Obadiah Jones to Katie Mustard 26 James Robinson to Margaret A Montgomery " 31 Bruce Joseph N to " Miss Jane Burton .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. -- .... -- . .. . .. Virginia Appalachian Notes �8 24 1876 Pulaski Co, Va , Marriages .. .. Feby 16 19 23 26 27 ft March .. 9 22 April 4 April 18 24 May 1 .. 3 " 10 " 23 " 24 June 13 23 July 7 24 " .. .. 28 28 Aug 5 24 ft .. Septl 2 18 page 34 18 76 Sept 28 Octr 2 ".. II " " .. Novr .. ft 11 23 " 25 26 8 11 .. 20 22 Deer 11 15 " 20 " " ft .. .. ft 1877 .. Jany 25 27 " " 28 1 11 Robt D Gardner to Miss Bell M Cook James Safewright to Miss Margt . Bratten wm A Johnston to Miss Sallie Caldwell Charles S Kirkwood " Ollie J Brown James B Cummings " Miss M Kate Carper John Johnston " Margaret Bland? N M Bond to Nancy E Johnston wm Farlow to Manerva Falkner Wm G Carter to Maggie A Albert Alex G Hall " Fannie L Anderson Jesse Cabiness " Sarah A Renn Isaac Lane to Maggie Smith Charles Honirshe l?Hounshe l to Jane Page Thomas R Vermillion to Kate S Martin Charles S Mansfield " Mary Willie Smith A R Morehead " Lizzie Dudley Clifton E Elmore " Bettie E Hundly Charles Hall " Kat i e Hill (Cold) J N?W Fleshman to Elmira AKers G C Corder to Malissa V Baxter Lucinda Wood Jo seph f. W'hi te to D B S se to Emma S Sturdivant wm Rodgers Jane Black to Summers Elvira to Hight Lula E Lyon to Victoria Albert James Beard to Miss Mary E Honaker James Vaughn to to Mo ll ie ?Gilliams J ohn G Cecil James C Vaughn to Virginia B Carper John E Gi ll iam to Moo~y S Woolwine Henry B McGavock to Grace Goodwrn Gordon Olinger to Bettie E Albert James Elbert Hartwell to Ella N Wygal Millard I GoodyKoontz " Mary A H!_wery John M Brown to K L Hickman Lewis Thomas " Kitty Smith Truman B Meradith t o Ella ?Raitler?Raider John Montgomery to Jane Finly Leman T Meradeth to Dora E Thompson wm W Crouch to Sarah C Jenkins Chester Day to Lucinda Magee (Cold) Martin y Whirley to Martha A Wilson Joseph L Thompson to Miss Julanr B Meradith Hiram Mills & Matilda Eves Col George Austin to Lucy Walker Col Patrick H McCaull to Miss Ida Baskervil le Dack Davis to Adaline White wm F Howa~d to Bettie M Darst wrn N Cole & Elizabeth S Thornton Willis Robinson & Sallie Graham (Co l d) Virginia Appalachian Notes �9 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 25 1877 Jany " " " " Fe by ." " 16 16 18 23 30 3 8 13 17 Lew Lewis Alex T Caldwell Andrew S Turner David Russel James D Owen wm H Barrow Cloyd Ingram AKin B Karf ey Francis M Farmer 22 23 24 27 John H Purdy to Willis ~les to Patrick H Smith to John Jones to Burdine Gunn to wm T Martin to Jerarniah H Goad to J E Trale?Hale to J Howe Sayers to James N Jackson to Chas H Gordon to Silas T Turner to John W Owen & Sie Clark & Charles Brown & John P Currico?Currin Harrison washington-- to Geo W Thonton?Thornton Andrew Roseberry to David Williams to wm w Jenkins to wrn R Wheeler to William Parker " John Lee to John A Longworth to Gustavus Gruter to C A Hill to Isaac Ritter to Lynch Kersey to wm H Nichal~s to Lewis A Taylor to wrn R Burt.£!! to James Miller to Allen B Hall to Saml W Honaker to & & & & & & & to to Lucy F Manns Emmarilli°Beard Isabel Ridpath Frances Chambers (Cold) Ellen E Warden Bettie F Wygal Louise Wilson Mary J Groseclose Victorine W --- page 35 1877 Feby " " " .. .. 28 ,, .. .. March 16 19 27 April 5 16 " 19 " 21 " " 25 " May 2 5 8 ., ,," .. 11 11 .. 14 June 14 July 19 Augt 2 2 14 .. 18 " 23 ti ti Septr 3 .. .. 5 5 " 11 .. " 13 14 page 36 1877 Sept 21 26 " Oct 2 .. .. ti ,, John P Keister Jacob S Barger Joseph H C2vey wm A Linkous Jefferson Carter to to to to to Miss Victoria L Albert Amy Pool Susan J Farmer Samaria Southern Madora Lowman Harriet E Whitaker Rhoda Bond Polly Simpkins Sallie ! DunlE?_P Rebecca Duncan Miss Mattie McC Guthrie Virginia Ridpath Sarah E Warden Fannie Hogans Angeline Mitchel & Sallie A Stone Nancy Austin to Harriet Graham Sarah Clowers Susan Hill (cold) Tabitha Crouch · Eliza J Runyon Eliza M Craig Nancy Huskins Annie B Owens R E Lovell Misst:iary C Linkous Eva M Robinson Nancy A Cox Harriet M A Chrisley Nancy E Woolwine Miss Lucy A Gro gg Sallie Mathews ( Cold) Rebecca E Martin Sarah Freeman Elizabeth E Rider Martha E C~viness Diadera C Smith Lucinda Kersey Celia Carter Virginia Appalachian Notes �10 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 26 1877 Oct " 3 4 " " " .. " " " 16 " 24 30 " Novr 6 " " 13 " 27 28 " " 29 " Deer 4 8 " .. .. " " " " 13 17 18 18 19 20 31 .. 10 " " " " It 1878 Jany " .. " " " pa~e 37 Fe by " " " " Mar " " " It " 1878 7 22 5 14 25 28 " " 18 19 26 " 27 " 27 " Apr_ Apr " 11 Hugh B Carden Perry Burks Giles O Morehead John !! Chumbly Henry Albert Maurice A Langham Langhorn wm H Bouldin James H Sowers James W Vickers John R Har krider Wesley Wagnor A~quil l a F AKers W H H Allison James D Summers Thomas White Taylor S Barger Faris W'?Gynn Henry D~leman Jernian J Crouch Edward Austin James H Gr~gg Jacob Odell Wyndham R Gilmer Jacob Ceaser Fleming T Carter Samuel H Phillips Chas Austin Saml Scales wm Harper John B Cl owers James Lee'?See James L Warden Green D AKers Chas W Johnson Henderson Green John H Coat l ey Gordon C Black John A Hodges Andrew J Honaker Benjn R Sutton wm Dunford John Al exander John ~ King James Whitt Robert Dodd OSCar P War den Geo W Breedlove Ephriam Clark to to to to to to Sarah E Carden Julia A Johnston (Cold) Sarah E Gibls/?Gibbs Sallie M- Tu:nler- ~ Amanda Turner Margaret A Kent to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Virginia E Elkins Adaline Slaughter Mollie K Price Rebecca J Sheppard Letitia Miller ~ Mollie J Scott Trevenia A Cecil Susan A Blanchet Susan Harvey (Cold) Cosby J Woolwine - white Marth a Stegar (Co l d) Maria Parker ( " ) Francis A J enkins (white) Jessie Allison (Cold) Miss Mary A Harkrider (white) Martha M Bond ( " ) Maggie J Cecil ( " ) Julia A V Holliday (Cold) Elizabeth A Simpkins - white Kattie T Clark (Cold) Lizzie Radford (Cold) Hanah Austin (Cold) Lucy John ston ('? Sal lie Ca v i ness ~ to to to to to to to to to to to Nancy Black Cold Lucinda J Lyon white Mary A Level - (white) Miss Fannie Naff - white Sarah A Brown Co l d Martha Sayers white Mary E Ratcliffe " Mary R Moore Le· .s Smith Ju _ ~a ~ Miller " Mary A Rickman Sall y Slaughter Col Martha S Taylor - white Lucy Pelham " El izbth K Kibler Mary E Heddan " Mary 0 Vickers " Eliza Heuston (Cold) ,, to to to to to to . - Virginia Appalachian Notes .. .. �II 27 1878 Pulaski Co , Va, Marriages Apr 17 25 " " 26 May 6 " .. .." 13 16 22 23 June .. 4 6 ti ti 12 17 or 27 28 4 July 9 page 38 1878 Ju l y 31 Aug 7 " .. .. .. .... ., .. 8 10 15 19 22 27 29 Sept .. 32 .. 17 .. 26 .. .. Oct .. 2l .. 2 " " " " Nov .. . " 1878 .. Nov 8 9 26 31 .. 6 " 14 19 20 23 Jas E M Headerick Christopher C East Geo W Sutton Thomas Elkins JacKs on M Sayer wm Sayers James M Clark Nelson Kersey John W Hurd Amos Lee Ande~on Finly James ~ Rodgers J M Crawford to to to to to to to to to to to to " John W Vandegrift to Barney Slaughter to Charles B Everstine to C R Lavinder to Josvir?John Minnick to R to Menssis J Hicks -(white Kissiak S Smith - " M~ie A Webb " Miss Susan Nance " Mollie Lawson " Helen H Sayers " Mary J Gravely " Elizabeth A W Folkes- white Mary Odell " Jane Hall Mary Luster white Lucy J Miles Sallie Sturdivant " Louisa E Coviness " Maggie Findley Col Lelia L Hi ckman - white Frances Ellen Martin - white Susan Bowles (Cold) Mollie C ~ - white Miss Sallie Wygal - white Saml A Vickers to wm M Harris to Miss Annie J Welhein - white Sarah Jones Cold Geo Poindexter to Jane H Smith - Cold Montgomery Marshall to white Thomas Cox to Miss Nancy ~ Miss Mary A Warden John G Farmer to " wm H Maning to Lina A Holliday Miss Maggie J Sadler Lewis A Cummingham to wrn M AKers to Miss Sallie E Taylor Lee AKers to Fannie H Roop? " Miss Christianna E Cecil John P Howard to Eliza Jane Ritter Wily Hoosier Lizzie N Ferrell wm A Simpson " Lucretia F Woody Geo Bouldier " wm Falkner Allice Woody " " S G Abell (Bros) white W A Rall " Jennie M Harston (Fathie) Col Davies E Stewart " - -- d Rachael St r other Col Stewart Char l eton " ,, Miss Annie Godby white John L Coffee Ezzie Ma~ Cold Fleming Lewis " Miss Rhoda C Brewer white Pyrers L Reed America M Davis Robt J Adams to wm F Cook Ann Meadows to ,, Melvina Anderson Mark Clark to white Miss Lizzie V Akers to M T Kirkner Annie B Tucker " L G Tyler " Miss?Mrs Sallie Jones Chas T King to M~ R~a Nolele?Noble Chas W Scott Mrs Ella GoodyKoont~-- " to Hesakiah Whitt .. It It .. .. ti It It .. It It Virginia Appalachian Notes It �I;_ Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 28 1878 Nov 29 Deer 5 11 " It 17 18 23 24 31 page 39 1879 Jany to David H Barger Edward Smith Geo Washington Roop " Thomas W Covey " to Geo W Carter to John S King to James Hall Burrell Pool to .. Miss Sallie M RicKetts -white Emma Iroin Cold Cynthia Mary King white Lucy R Showalter Ella N~rly " Annetta Godby " Mollie Brown ?C Mary Miller " " 5 7 8 19 19 19 ti ti " ? to David P Watson Ollie R Scales white to Thomas McCracken Rebecca Hufford Laura A Huddle Joel P Johnson " It Chesun Dickison Louisa Burks (Cold) It Elizth J Corden David S Conner white John Slaughter Amanda Prinn?Prim Cold " It Julia A Ray Jos F Smith white It Mary J Williams John W Combs " Fannie P Sayers Henry D Howard " Kitty Thomas to cold Oscar Sl ade to Charlotte J Moore Jas B Owens white Lucy B Tucker to Robt B Richardson " Jennie Brattin Shull Showalker cold Josie Burton wm Clark white Mary A Draper Simon P Ewald "It " Jane Hill cold Lewis W Holmes Minnie S Cecil Milton F Peters white Cold Peirson Toler to Lizzie Hendricks Jas E Scott to Olevia F Wheeling white John F Floyd to Millie Bobbie'?Ribble Cold Kint Wright to Nannie _ _ _ly Robt Whitaker to Zemmie white Madison D Holmes to Emma C Carmicheal ,." John R Queesenberry to Rachel Owen Robt N Whitt to Levisa Payne Frank P Anderson to Nancy M Robinson George Clark to Lucy M_ _ ay Cold C C Deyle to Mary P idson white Randall Holliday to Maria R~ Cold David Lawson to Malissa Jones white N Gilliam to Maggie L Hickman " Thos Stegar to Fannie Harvey cold Irving R ~5to Martha M Page cold Calendar to Rachel Huckstep cold Spencer Burke to Kittie Merreck s c old L A Boyer to Nancy E Long white wr : ~ ewart to Amanda Hunt white 13 18 25 Moses Porte ~ John R Nels on A W Jones " " ti ti " 1 6 8 15 21 24 28 ti Fe by 29 Mch Apr 1 15 19 24 10 2 " 14 It 16 16 It " It " " 24 " 28 May " l .." .. 19 26 " 27 28 " June 3 12 " .. ti July " " p a ge 40 18 79 Aug ti ti Z6 .. .. c ti .. .. ---- .. .. wm to to to Rachel Woodson Delilah Sutphin Nancy E Lyons Virginia Appalac hian Notes cold white " �1:3 29 1879 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages Sept " " Beng J Montgomery Alex H Whitt Alex J Rupe Stewart AKers John Willis Edward E Eanes Cha 5 M Carden Robt C Boothe Alex M Montgomery John A Linkous James M Roberts J C Wysor Joseph H Ratcliffe wm B Bishop Alexr J Thornton Robt A Albert John W Mayo Thos Cole wm Burgis wm L Olergard Chas Johnson Jas B Smith wm J Wood James Burnett J H Busby John H Knode Jas M Hicks wm C Hungate 4 8 18 ft ." ft " " " 19 20 23 24 Octo 2 Oct 6 2 " 7 " 15 " 23 29 " .. 30 " Novr 1 4 " ." ft 6 6 ft " II Dec " " " page 41 1880 Jany .. ,," 22 26 5 10 16 24 1 13 15 17 26 " 28 " July 10 " " .. 12 21 23 24 March 11 ft " " Apr " " " 13 May 13 17 25 1 7 8 cold Henretta Falkner Harriet F Haley white Rosana Thornton " Laura A V Roop " Eliza Nunn " Sarah M Wood " Cynthia V Tickle " Miss Emma J Summers " cold Amanda Houston white Mary E AKers white Elena A Cecil Jennie May Gardner " Mary A Morehead " Mary J Bill " Mildred A Thornton " Minnie?Nannie R Rob i nson Susan Hurst " Susan A Mitche l " Susan M Underwood " Lydia M Beard " Charlotte Montgomery Cold Louisa Smith white Mary E McC All is on " Mary Crocket cold Ernaline Hogan cold Julia A E Reed white Julia E Martin " Eliza J Fagg " Col Rosa Stewart white Nannie B Vaughan to Eliz bth Nunn " to " to Agnes h Howe Miss Gillie W Darst " to Cold to Lucinda Black white Miss Maggie McCa~ell to Cold to Hannah Hall white to Vansia Catli to Mary A R~rd " to Sarah Bedford Miss Blanche B Baskerville to white Cold to Hannah £arter white to Sarah J Wilson " to Melvina Smith to Catharine Page " to Susan E Summers " Jas Montgomery Josiah F Forlines John Clark Eugene G DeJarnett David T Martin Albert Kellis David L?S Pollard Edmund Hicks wm Steele Robt E Frazier J Sidney Holly J Early Moore wm Findley Milton P Odell James Cr£! J C Farmer James Cenrinell Genvinell Isaac Willis Jackson Hurst to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Mary E Crad Maggie Dawson Virginia Appa l achian Notes white . " �... It/ /~ Pulaski Co, Va , Marriages 30 1880 May 21 " .. 22 June " 8 24 " 26 July 1 ti .. 5 15 Aug ti 3 26 27 " Sept: 22 .. ti Oct page 42 Oct .." .. 23 25 7 23 25 27 ",, 28 4 18 23 .. 24 .. Deer . .. 29 6 .. .. 22 .. " .. " ... .... 23 " .. " ... 25 13 " 29 " continued wm T Hurst to Emily J Wheeler white to E7C W Brown Lucy y Hudsoon to Henry E Colley C H Yost " to wm Stith Rhoda Petty Cold to Jas M Brown Miss Mollie D Harris whide to Robt Mils?Mills Henrietta Walker Cold to Peter Whitaker Martha J Maga l e white to Miles Walsam Victoria Graham Cold Watsom Moses D D Burkett to Lavenia J Harles white Alice 0 Cooper wm A Burton to white Margaret D Crockett Geo H Gilmore to " Charl es T Silvers to Miss Rhoda A Kersey Maggie A Wygal Henry S Dudley to wm A Guthrie to C. tharine J Brown Nancy J Ingram Stuart C Blackard to Mattie M Lyons John WWh ite to Mary A Reese Saml H Echols to Lucinda M Clark John F Cole to 30 - .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Mariah Love Cold Jessee Myers to Sarah Owen wm H Honaker to white Sarah Austin Cold Lewis Hall to Laura B Lowman Wm C Miller to white Louisa Whita"ker Thomas Hill to Cold Webester R Ho l liday to Margaret Cox Miss M Dove Lowman white Feel i ng S Smith to Miss Jori Eaton Edward H Brown t:o her given name written over Saforna White to John F Brewer Julia Ky l e Cold to wm Patterson to Martha McDaniel white Thos N bman surnar written over or marked out and rewritten Jas G __ ocKett to Miss Ella C Crockett white to Miss Mary J Roberts " Jessee B Jot:ul to Miss Lucinda Sayers " John Lawson Mrs Nannie Stover " Thomas J Reynolds to to Miss Embazetta AKers Gordan W Bird Miss Lucy ~ Painter to Thos L Tate Rachel Ca to Cloyd Slaughter Mel Vina ·10l"l'ictay Richard Montgomery to " Sarah A Eanes to White John H Tickle Margaret Burton to Harvey H Bruce to Daina L LinKou s ~ney J Boothe Nancy Lee to John Fuller .. .. .. .. .. .. �/5 CHAMPAIGN WOMAN, AGED 108, TALKS Champaign Daily Gazette, 10 Aug 1912, Champaign, IL contributed by Michele McNabb, Archives Ass't Champaign Co Historical Archives * What would you do if you were the oldest person in Champaign, having lived several years over the century mark and far beyond the four - score years and ten, the time allotted for man to inhabit this earth? Mrs Winnie Bennison, 411 West Maple street, 108 years old, says she is happy in her own thoughts as she sits on the back porch of the home of her daughter, Mrs Maggie Carter, and looks over the sunny yard with its wealth of old- fashioned and bright-hued "posies" and wanders back in memory to the old antebellum days in the south "before de wah ." Children Born In Sl~very Born and reared in slavery , bearing her sixteen children under the same conditions, the old southern "mammy's" thoughts naturally dwell mostly on her younger days· "Ole marster" and "young missy," the huge plantation in Tennessee, the few bright spots in the lives of the slaves, such as "possum killin ' time," "applejack time," " Christmus time" and "camp meetin"' time, and through it all never to be forgotten memories of hard work in the cotton fields from daylight till dark and the cruel words and deeds of the slave-owner, dwell uppermost. Retains All Her Faculties Mrs Hennison retains all of her faculties to a remarkable degree excepting that her mind wanders and she cannot keep it long on any subject of the present which is brought before her. She will revert in thought to the olden days and the fact is not to be wondered at. She does not wear "specs'' and probably the reason for this is the fact that the old woman never could read nor write. Her hearing is remarkably keen and she is the first of the household to hear a Big Four engine's shrill whistle long before the train thunders by a little ways from the front of the house . The Centenarian's face is threaded with winkles , but a pair of humorous old eyes in which there is a saddened cast, however, beams out above it. Mrs Bennison said that her two southern masters in Tennessee were noted for their cruelty and memories of old times and old scenes are forever crowding before her mental vision. Negro Born in 1804 Mrs Carter says that her mother's age would not be known if it had not been for an elder brother of Mrs Hennison ' s, who died several years ago. Before his death he informed Mrs. Carter how old her mother was, saying that she born on the plantation of one Dave Cent in Pulaski county, between Lynchburg and Bristol in 1804. Napoleon Starting on Conquests The year of Mrs Hennison ' s birth was the same as that which witnessed the beginning of the fame of Napoleon Bonaparte, which extended uninterrupted for ten years . When the "little corporal" died broken hearted •::>n the island of St Helena in 1821, Mrs Hennison, being seventeen years old, was serving in the capacity of maid for "young missis" who had married her "marster" ten years before. During the war of 1812 with England, our second war of independence as it were, the little pickaninny was p laying around the plan~ation cabins with the other negroes of her age on the immense preserves owned by Mr Kent. Three years later she began her train ing for "lady's maid . " Remembers Marriage of Master ''Yassir, I remember that time well,'' said the old ex-s lave. "When Marster Virginia Appalachian Notes �lb Champaign Woman, Aged 108, Talks (con ' t) Dave he married Miss Virginny Bu for d I went along with de young couple to watch over de young missy . They was kind to me in de main, but Marse Kent was turrible hard on his niggers an ' beat ' em an' sold ' em aroun ' lak dey was a passel of cattle." "How'd I know when I was free?" she continued, "marster come an' tol ' us hissef and he didn ' t lak it none too well, neither. But we-all didn ' t lak him an' we all skun out as quicken as we could . " Mrs Hennison has remained with the Carters in Tennessee near their old plantation home until three years ago when the family removed to Champaign . :': The Urbana Free Library, 201 South Race St , Urbana, Ill 61801 1992 =====~=========~======== ~= ====================== = ============~ =~= =====~=~=======~=== MEDICINE? Desolve the Vomit in 6 spoonfuls of warm water. Take a spoon every 10 or 15 minutes till it works and then drink 2 gills of Camamile or sage tee after every operation when it tu:rns down drink chicken broth then take 10 grains of anvil dust and scales powdered and sarched(?) mix up with honey or surrup an hour before breakfast and an hour before dinner - eve every day for 20 days . Drinking after each Dose a gill or more of Camamile tee or sage tee at Bed time. Every night bath your (feet) and legs 15 or 20 minutes in warm water and take a tablespoonfull or two of pretty strong decoction of Rattle Snake Root put a Quarter of an ounce of allowe into a gill of Rum or brandy in a vial. Shake it now an then and hang it in a warm place making it up thus take a tea spoonfull every morning , use plenty of Mustard let your Food be light and fresh your drink may be weak grog or water with cold (?) taken of or otherwise will be very useful . * * * * * * * Receipt for Biles: Take a tablespoonfull of the scale off pox for J mornings successivily. The outside of a * * * * * * * * Receipt to Stop Children from eating dirt: Take two spoonfuls of dog Wood roots Bark one and a half spoonfulls of sassafras roots Bark two spoonfulls of the drop from the Iron works five or six rases of Ginger mixed in honey take a teaspoonful of the same night and morning. Keep outo of the dew or water nor eat milk. * * * * * * * * Receipt f or Worms: Give one teaspoon of syrup of bears foot at bed time and one or two in the morning for two or three succee1ing days to children of between two and one years of age Regulating the dos ~ ~cco=ding to the strength of the patient , Syrup of bears foot is made thus: Spri:.,de the green leaves with vinegar stamp and strain out the juice and add to it a sufficient quantity of coarse sugar. This is most powerful medicine. For long round wonns . from"Jeremiah White His book May ye 11 - 1722", BIBIE RECORDS AND OTHER FAMILY DATA contributed by the Peaks of Otter Chapter, DAR, 1934-1951, Vol II, collected by Susan A Early, Chapter Genealogist, Bedford, Va, 1951. This volume in the Bedford (Bedford Co) Library, Bedford, Va . �l'l SAYERS FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS contributed by Judy Blackwell* The following family Bible records were copied from the Bible now in the possession of Josephine Sayers Stoner who resides in Roanoke, Va. The Bible published by Ziegler and Mccurdy, Philadelphia, Pa.; Cincinnati, Ohio, St. Louis, Mo ., Springfield, Mass., entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1872 by Ziegler 8 Mccurdy in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C . (p 1) This certifies that the Rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated between Winfield s. Sayers of Virginia and Hellen H. Sayers of Virginia on the 16th of May 1878 at residence of R. Sayers by the Rev. John D. Honaker. Witness: Fannie P. Sayers. (p 2) Births: Elizabeth Graham Sayers was born July 14, 1879. Rachel Grayson Sayers was born June 8, 1881 Mary Winfield Sayers was born June 26, 1883 Willie Kate Sayers was born April 9, 1885 Earnest Stanley Sayers was born June 20, 1887 Fannie Sue Sayers was born May 10, 1890 Carrie Lee Sayers was born September 8, 1892 John T . Sayers was born June 11, 1895 (p 3) Marriages: Ernest Stanley Sayers and Olivia Ho l mes, married Nov. 14, 1916 Mary Winfield Sayers and Thomas Benjamin Payne, married June 16, 1920 Carrie Lee Sayers and Frank Martin Riley , married July 7, 1926 John T Sayers and Elizabeth Graham, married November 23, 1921 (p 4) Deaths: Helen Hortense Beauharnais Sayers born Jan 4, 1856 died Feb 15, 1917 Maggie Draper Sayers born April 23, 1861 died October 8, 1917 Willie Kate Sayers died March 10, 1923 Winfield S Sayers died September 15, 1938 Ernest Stanley Sayers died May 2, 1937 Elizabeth Graham Sayers born July 14, 1879; died Nov 4, 1952 Rachel Grayspn Sayers died September 28, 1961 Mrs. Mary Win field Payne (Winnie) died April 7, 1965 The following is written on a blank sheet of paper Helen Hortense B Sayers was born Jan. 4 , 1856 died Feb . 15-1917 Winfield Scott Sayers was born March 12, 1853 died September 15, 1938 John Thompson Sayers was born June 11, 1895 died April 14, 1871 Fannie Sue Sayers was born May 10-1890 died April 15, 1973 Carrie Lee Sayers Born September 8, 1892 and May 24, 1985 age 92 The following was copieJ from a written sheet found folded in the same Bible . ( p 1 8 2) Family Record (One torn sheet evidently from another, probably older, Bible) *224 Christian Ave NE, Roanoke, Va 24012 Virginia Appalachian Notes �I '3 Births (sic) Sayers was born March 23, 1815 Hamilton Sayers was born January 28, 1817 Abner Sayers was born May 24, 1819 Rachel Sayers was born January 17, 1824 John Grayson Sayers was born Sept 2, 1826 William Sayers was born Feb 23, 1829 Elizabeth Sayers was born Feb 11, 1834 Births James Sayers was born August 30, 1781 Mary Sayers was born November 22, 1792 Marriages James Sayers and Mary Grason was married June 30, 1814 Hamilton S Kirby was married Dec 26, 188_ R~ueben In Bible described: Ma ~ iages page 1 James Sayers and Mary Grayson were married June 30, 1814 Reuben Sayers and Eleanor A Horne were married Oct 6, 1840 John T Sayers and Rachel Sayers were married Nov 11, 1840 Stephen Kirgy and Elizabeth M Sayers were married Dec 10, 1857 Births (Written on back side of same sheet of paper) James Sayers was born August 30, 1781 Mary Sayers was born Nov 22, 1792 James G Kirby was born Jan 12, 1859 Mary B Kirby was born June 28, 1862 Margaret A Kirby was born August 31, 1863 Lenna L Kirby was born August 29, 1865 Lucretia G Kirby was born March 13, 1868 Opposite Column Reube~ Sa ·:ers was born 23 of March 1815 Hamil t ' Sayers was born 28 of Jan 1817 Abner ~ -yers was born 24 day May 1819 Rachel Sayers was born 19 of Jan 1824 John G Sayers was born Sept 2, 1826 William Sayers was born 23 February 1829 Elizabeth sayers was born, 11 day February 1831 Deaths page 4 Mary Sayers ~ied Nov. 10, 1851 Hamilton Sayers died August 13, 1870 Abner Sayers died Sept. 1, 1874 John G Sayers died March 23, 1896 Reuben Sayers died April 9, 1896 Stephen Kirby died Feb. 28, 1882 Elizabeth Kirby died December 31, 1916 Opposite: Mary B. Kirby died Nov. 3, 1916 James G Kirby died Nov . 3, 1885 Hamilton S . Kirby died April 22, 1927 Lenna L Kirby died May 4, 1937 Margaret A. Charlton died Nov 30, 1937 Virginia Appalachian Notes �19 (It appears to me that the person who wrote this material was copying from an old torn out sheet of an older Bible record that had been placed with the other records in the newer Bible . On another sheet of white paper the following: Esther Mary Sayers born Nov . 2, 1841 died November, 1912 Abner Sayers born April 11, 1843 was killed at Gettysburg July 3, 1863 Joanna Crockett Sayers born August 10, 1846 died Nov . 15, 1893 Susan Jane Sayers born October 15, 1848 William David Sayers born Oct. 5 , 1850 died Oct 15, 1864 Ann Elizabeth Sayers born Jan 3 , 1852 died Sept 28, 1917 Fannie Perkins Sayers was born May 27, 1854 Helen Hortense Beauharnais Sayers born Jan 4, 1856 died Feb 15, 1917 Maggie Draper Sayers born April 23, 1861 died Oct 8, 1917 Nannie A Sayers was born July 28, 1863 This information writ~en on the back of letter dated October 29, 1931 from Captain David G Sayers entered the Confederate Army that was commanded Captain Elias V Harman in the spring of 1862 as a second lieutenant of a company of Partizan,, _R angers . Lieutenant Sayers was made Captain of a company that was attached to the 37th Battalion of Virginia Calvary, Captain Sayers was born Sept 13, 1840 died April 12, 1902. ========================================================================================== EXCERPTS from THE LYNCHBURG PRESS copied from microfilm by Babe Fowler Thursday, March 9, 181 5. VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerk's Office of the Superior Court at Chancery holden a.t W.:rthe Court House for the District at Wythe on the 21st November, 1814. William Patterson , Pl t. against Mary Wallis the widow of David Wallis dec'd,_ and John Wa.1.lis, James Wallis, l·Mgaret Wa.l.lis, Elizabeth :.Tallis Polly Wallis, David lJallis, and Jane ",.Tallis his heirs at law and t he adm'rs of his estate and Samuel Dudley. Defts. Tne Defendants Margaret Wa.1.lis, Elizabeth Wallis and Jane -:.Jallis, not having entered their appearance and given security according to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth. On the motion of the Plaintiff by his council. It is ordered that they appear here on the first day of the next term and answer the Plaintiffs Bill and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspap ers published in this Commonwealth for two months successively and posted at the front door of the Court House of Wythe County. A Copy -- Test e J E Brown, C • C • �1o JITS, JOTS, AND DOTS ON THE OLD FAMILY NAMES OF SCOTT by C. V. Compton from Thursday , December 23 , 1937 The Gate City Herald ( Va) The Adams family is of Welsh origin. They migrated to Pennsylvania long before the Revolutionary War and two brothers, Samuel and George came down the "Great Trough" of Virginia . Samuel went to Kentucky in 1773 as one of the very first settlers of ~hat state and George 's descendants are the Adams in Scott and adjacent c0 .nties . Addington is an old English name . They came from the region of London prior to the Revolutionary War. William Addnigton (sic), who is the progenitor of the Addingtons of Southwest Virginia, participated in the Battle of Yorktown from Culpepper (sic) Co ., Virginia . After the close of the Revolution he with his family migrated to Caswell County , North Carolina and thence on to Hyter Gap , Virginia . We find a James Addington , living in the same community of North Carolna (sic) with William prior to 1800 and a member of the Quaker Church -- we do not know the exact relationship -- whether father and son or what . We know William Addington , who married Miss Cromwell left two sons , and one of these was Charles Cromwell Addington, who moved from Hyter Gap in 1802 to the Old Billie Guillenwater's Fann near Wood, Virginia, but due to the fear of fever and chills he migrated to the Copper Creek Region in a year or so and founded the Addinton (sic) settlement in that section. Brickey was originally Briquette, until Anglicized to the present spelling . John Brickey with his family left France during the St . Bartholomew Massacre 1686 , first coming to Charleston , South Carolina and then with his wife, Mary, and the following children : Gerard , John, Jr ., William , Peter, Geney , Nancy, and Mary to Maryland . : ·hn , Sr. moved from Mary ~ ~d Co., Va. prior to 1725 where he left a will 17J2. Among his children only Peter, who married Winifred Lucas , had 1. _e heirs to continue the Brickey name . His sons John and Jerrard moved to Southwest Virginia prior to the Revolutionary War and John married Mary Garner , migrated aft ~ ~ the close of the war (1789) to Blount Co ., Tenn . Most all the Brickey. ·. )f Southwest Virginia are the descendants of Garrard Brickey . Broadwate~ is English from Broadwater Hundred, Hertfordshire , England. We find the will of William Broadwater in Accomac County dated 1716 lea ving a large family of sons and daughters. In the Rev~lutionary War at least nineteen Broadwaters served i n the Continentla (sic) A:rmy. Charles and Nancy Broadwater, boni in Fair.tax Co ., moved to Loudon Co. , and in 1787 bought a farm in Botetourt County and sold the farm in 1811 and came to Russell (Scott) County, We believe Charles died enroute but his wif e , two sons, William and John and four daughters , re~ched Scott County about 1812. John married Winnie Kilgore from whom all the .aroadwaters of southwest Virginia are descendants. William married a Culbertson and migrated to Missouri in 1825 where find most of his descendants. Carter is an old English name. We find more Carters in Scott .County than any other family name -- also this is t:rue for the state of Virginia . The Carters of Scott County came from Amherst Co., Virginia in about 1772 to �.:Z. I Scott Co. , Va ., con ' t Scott . We find the will of James Carter , Amherst County , mentioning two sons , Jas . a nd Dale which will is dated 1754. Carrico is a Gallic name -- they came direct from France during the St. Bartholomew Massacre in 1686 to Charleston , South Carolina. One of the descendants moved to Tu.nville , Virginia region f rom whom the Carricos of Southwest Virginia are descendants . Compton is an Anglo-Saxon name, meaning a town in the hills, John Compton came to Roxbury , Massachusetts in 1634 as a Baptist . William, his son migrated to Long Island and at one time owned a part of Coney Island -- then he moved to Woodbridge , New Jersey in 1666 with his wife Mary Wilmot where he bought the land from the Indians and built the first Baptist Church in New Jersey from which church all the Baptist churches of Pennsylvania, Maryland nd(s ic) the Valley of Virginia have sprung. Jus t prior to the Revolutionary War John Compton , his brother Samuel, and their nephews, Abraham , Jeremiah and Reubin came to Botetourt County , Va. John was killed by the fall of a tree on Wolfe Creek in 1778, Abraham was killed in the Continental Army in 1779, Samuel died at a ripe ole age in Botetourt County , Jeremiah dr ew a pension for Continental service and died in Sevier County , Tenn ., and Reubin drew a pension and died in Montgomery Co., Virgini a, but most of his descendants migrated to Arkansas. Abraham ' s descendants a r e the Comptons of Scott County, Va . Culbertson is a Scottish name but Joseph Culbertson came from Ulster County , Ireland in 1720 and established Culber ston Row, Franklin Co . , Pennsylvania. One of his sons set tled at Culbertson Bottom , near Draper ' s Meadow from whom all the Culbertsons of Southwest Virginia have sprung. Joseph Culbertson who was buried near Ft . Blackmore, possibly say service in the Revolutionary War. All Culbertson in American a re akin. Dingus (Dinges , Dingess , Dingee ) is of Teutonic origin . They came f r om the Palatinate , Rhine Region Germany . Three brothers came across in 174950-51 and the last one of the three to come was Phillip Dingus, the progenitor of the Dingus ' s of Southwest Virginia . One of Phillip Dingus' sons married a Miss Head (a German woman) whose son Phillip Dingus, who married Nancy McConnell, the s ister of Adam and George McConnell. It is the writer' s opinion that George , Adam and Nancy McConnell's father was Adam McConnell . Adam McConnell served in the Revolutionary War in Pennsylvania and his son Adam , Jr., served in the Indian Wars of 1787 . Nancy s poke German fluently and had her own Gennan Bible . George spoke German and possibly English brokenly as when he came from Glade Hollow (near Lebanon , Va ., ) and bought the land a round the Glad around the Glade Hollow Region , Scott Co ., he said in his German dialect that he bought a "Walley on top of a hill" . Phillip Dingus who married Nancy McConnell, left a large number of descendants in southwest Vir ginia, and eastern Kentucky. Bowens are f r om Wales . We find them at Frederickstown, Maryland. Reece Bowen left Fredericktown, Maryland and in the ful l ness of years drifted down the great "trough" to Tazewell County, Va . He married Miss Louisa Smith in Augusta County, Va., l i ved for a while on the present site of Roanoke City. He is reputed to be the one of the Long Hunters and settlers a t Maiden Springs in 1772. His des cendants are scattered along the Clinch Region. �Scott Co., Va., con't Estill is of Irish descent. Wallace Estill was the originator of the Estills and born in New Jersey in 1707. He maITied Mary Bowdy and came to Augusta County, Virginia about 1745. Benjamin Estill, the second son was born in 1735, married Kitty Moffett in Augusta Co., and thence moved to Washington Co., Virginia. His brother went to Kentucky and a county was named for him, while Benjamin gave the name to Estillville, Virginia, which in later years has been changed to Gate City, Virginia. THE NATIONAL COALITION TO STAMP OUT CHICKEN SCRATCHING Tips to Improving Your Writing by Charles Lehman Improving your handwriting is not a very difficult process. There are five common elements used in the formation of letters and words that when done correctly will yield legible and graceful writing. These five tips are known as the five S's: Speed, Slope, Space, Size, Shape. Speed: Slow Down!!! Even though life seems to be going by in the wink of an eye, there is no reason to rush when writing. Writing fast is a major cause of poor writing as it does not allow you enough time to properly form letters. Slope: Your script should reflect the natural movement of the hand. All letters should slope in the sam direction at about 10 degrees to the right. Space: Letters should not be cramped and uneven, but rather should be equally spaced. Two straight strokes (l,i) should be further apart than a straight stroke with a curved letter (a,n,o), while 2 curved le tters should be the closest together of all (o,o). Size: Make sure all capital letters are consistent in size; lower-case letters as well . Shape: Letters with the same body shapes, such as the rounded parts of (d,g,q) should be consistent. **************** By legibly signing my name below, I hereby agree the bird's got to go. I needn ' t be chicken and scrawl like a fowl; I'll write like a human and keep sacred my vow . Because my handwriting is unique, I can write clearly and still be chic. I'll encourage my boss, my peers and my friends: "Don't scratch like a ch i cken with pencil or pen." Your days are now numbered you fowl feathered blight; t he call has been sounded , " Good writers unite!" Signature Sp ons ore d by The Scripto Corporation Date �FRANCIS BROWNING contributed by Gene Swartzell Russell Co, Va, Order Bk 9 , p 395: Oct 2, 1832 : Russell County Court to wit : On the 2nd day of October 1832 personally appeared before the County Court of Russell and State of Virginia Francis Browning , a resident in the county of Russell and State of Virginia , aged about seventy- nine years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provisions made by the act of Congress passed June 7th 1831 - -- . That he entered the service of the United States in the State line of North Carolina in the month of October in the year he thinks of 1778 at Hillsborough in the said State , under Captain William White and as he now thinks , Lieutenant Lawson and Ensign William Raney, and was attached to the State Regiment commanded by Col . James Saunders and Major Moore for a term of six months, and from Hillsborough, the place of rendezvous, he , with the sa id Regiment marched to Sal isbury, when when they joined the Salisbury Regiment under the command of Col . Lock, and were then placed under the comman d of General Rutherford and marched from thence to a place then called Pine Tree, the same perhaps which is now called Camden in the State of S . Carolina , near the junction of the rivers Congaree and Wateree, and f r om thence march ed to the Ten Mile house, it being about ten miles from Charleston in the State of s. Carolina, and from thence to a little town called Dodgeston, and from thence took up their line of March for Savannah in South Carolina, where they joined the main army under the command of General Lincoln at a town called Pinensburgh upon the Savannah river . From which place the Regiment to which the said Frances Browning belonged, marc:hed up the said river to a place called the " Two Sisters" where they remained , nearly in sight of the enemy for about one month, and then marched to the place called Brian Creek , where they joined General Ash in th e time of the Battle fought at that place, and took part in that engagement, and from thence he and his regiment were ordered to make a forced march back to Pinensburgh to protect the magaz ine left there, which they affected by a most servere and fatigueing march, and remained there and in the vicinity of that p l ace watching and following the varied movements of the enemy upon the border line of Georgia, from Savannah to Augu sta, which was exposed to the depredations of the british then in the said state of Geor gia , and was then incessantly engaged, until about the 10th of April in the year he thinks of 1779, when he and the Regiment to which he belonged were discharged, ~t a p l ace call ed Bl ack Swamp, about 500 miles from home, and obtained a re gular discharg e in writing, which has been since either lost or mislaid so that he cannot now produce it. The said Browning, although nominal l y belonging to the s tate line, performed continental service during the time aforesaid , and out of the nomin al compensation r eceived from the government for his se rvices, he afterwards paid $100 thereof for one bushel of sal t . The said Francis Browning further states that sometime after his re turn home from the tour aforesa id , he removed with his family from Caswell County in the state Bk 9, p 396: of North Carolina near Jon esborough then N. Carolina but now s tate of Tennessee, where he was again in 1781 drafted to go to the State of Sou th Carolina under the command of Co l Sevier for a three months tour , when the situation of his affairs was such as to render it exceedingly inconven- Virginia Appalachian Notes �ient for him to leave home, and he employed one (name not recollected) a substitute whom he paid, a horse valued at fifteen pounds in genuine currency, and also allowed him the wages of the said tour, and that the said sub stitute was received as such by the proper officer and performed the duties of the said tour. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatsoever to a pension or annuity, except the present, and declares that his name is not on the pension rolls of any agency in any state. Sworn to and subscribed the date and year aforesaid . Francis Browning We - Nathaniel Munsey, a clergyman residing in the neighbourhood of Francis Browning in Russell County, in the state of Virginia, and William Price a justice of the peace residing in the neighbourhood, county and state a foresaid, do hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Francis Browning, who has subscribed and sworn to the foregoing declaration: that we b~lieve him to be about seventy-nine years of age: that he is reputed , and believed in the neighbourhood where he resides to have been a sol 1 ier of the revolution, and, that we concur in that opinion. Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforesaid. Nathaniel Munsey William Price And the Court do hereby further certify, that Jesse Vermillion personally appeared, before them this day in open Court and made oath, that he was personally acquainted with Francis Browning who has sworn to and subscribed the foregoing declaration and that the said Browning served in the war of the rev olution and that he believes that the foregoing declaration sworn to and subscribed as aforesaid , contains a correct recital of the services of the said Francis Browning in the war of the revolution: Sworn to and subscribed, the day and year aforesaid. Jesse Vermillion An d the said Court do hereby declare their opinion, after the investigation of the matter, and after pulling the interrogatories presented by the War Depar tuen t, and hearing the testimony of Jesse Vermillion who hath sworn to a nd subscribed the above affidavit , that the above named applicant was a revolutionary soldier and served as he states. And the said Court further ce rtify it appears to that Nathaniel Munsey who has signed the preceding certificate is a clergyman resident in Russell County in the state of Virg i nia, and that William Price who has also signed the same, is a resident in the same County, and Jesse Vermillion who has signed the preceding affidavit ar e a ll c redible and respectable persons, and that their statements are ent itle d to Credit . CORRECTION In the Augu s t 1991 VAN on p 96 in the listing of Pension Applications is an error #35 R C Browder served in Co F, 29th Virginia Infantry. This service is typed in at #34 for John A Sutp h in . Mr John A Sutphin is NOT listed in John Perry Alderman's "29th VA Infantry ." I do not know the extent of the typographical err r. r(s) . Camilla (Browd er ) De an, RD 3 Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403. ========== = ~= = == =========== = ===========~=====~== = ====~~~~=====~~=====~====== = == = =~ = = Virgin i a Appalachian Notes �CRAIG COUNTY , VIRGINIA Death Records - Alleghany District contributed by Ruth Hale, 1. Andrew Marie Huffman - sex female - race white - mari tial status single - born July 12, 1916 - age 1 year 8 months 24 days - pb Craig Co - Floyd Chapman Huffman, born Craig Co - mother Lula Ann Abbott , boni 0 - died Mar 26 , 1917 cause of death cholera - buried Mar 26, 1917 , Brickey Cemetery , by MW Francisco . Clara Dale McPherson - f - w - b July 23, 1915 - ly 8m 22d - pb Craig Co Cleveland McPherson , b Craig Co - m Myrtie Hughes , b Montgomery Co , Va d Apr 14, 1917 - cd Cholera - bur April 15, 1917 , Bowan's Gravey~rd, CW Francisco - information given by W M Francisco , Abbott, Va . 2. f J. William Henry Harrison - male - black - s - b 184_5*- 72y - occupation farmer - f Peter Harrison , b Greenville , Va - m Fannie Harrison , b Augusta Co, Va - d July 9 , 1917 - bur July 10, 1917, Beard Graveyard , M C Huff man - inf Mattie Beard , Abbott , Va . *- pb Greenville , Va 4. Hiram Hines Anderson - m - w - married - b Dec 9 , 1839 - ?By Jm 20d - o farmer - b Botetourt Co , Va - f John Anderson, b Winchester , Va - m Matilda Wax, b Botetourt Co , Va - d Aug 29, 1917 - bur Aug JO , 1917 , Lee Cem . , E W Camper - inf PVC Lee , Abbott , Va. 5. Mearl Huellar Woods - f - w - s - b Mar 21, 1917 - 4m 19d - b Craig Co William Dewey Woods , b Craig Co - m Eva Boase , b Botetourt Co , Va - d Aug 9, 1917 ,- cd cholera - bur Aug 10, 1917, Carper Graveyard , CW Francisco, - inf Eva Woods , Abbott , Va. f 6 . un-named - m - w - b Sept 26, 1917 - f James C Carper, b Craig Co chil d born Craig Co - m E C Brefant , b Craig Co - d Sept 26 , 1917 - cd born dead - bur Sept 27, 1917 , Carper Graveyard , CW Francisco - inf' James C Carper. 7 . Amanda Kale Lee - f - w - md - b Mar 4 , 1861 - 56y Sm 28d - o housewife b Craig Co , Va - f Aaron C Mann, b Va - m Mary Walker Givens, b Va - d Dec 2, 1917 - bur Dec 5 , 1917 , Abbott, Va, E Camper - inf Leo L Lee , Abbott, Va. Death Records - Paint Bank District 1 . Da.na C Rowan - m - w - s - b June 27 , 1889 - 27y Sm 5d - o dentist - b Paint Bank , . Va - f N F Rowan, b Pa.int Bank - m Edna Whitelaw, b Jackson, Tenn d Mar 2 , 1917 - cd Tuberculosis of Hip & Spine - bur Mar J, 1917, Pa.int Bank, Va , undertaker WF Wiley - inf Percy W Rowan, Pa.int Bank. 2 . Alexander C Looney - m - w - md - b Dec 4, 1852 - 85y 4m 26d - o farmer b Craig Co - f Moses Looney , b Va - m Jean Caldwell, b Craig Co - d Apr JO, 1917 - cd cerebral embolism - bur May 1 , 1917 , Paint Bank, Va, WF Wiley inf G N Looney, Pa.int Bank, Eliza Smith - f - w - s - b 1850 - 66y 9m - o housekeeper - pb Craig Co m Anne , b ? - d July 22, 1917 - cd chronic p Adam Smith , b ? nephritis - bur July 2J , 1917 , Pa.int Bank, Va, WF Wiley - i nf Mrs W B Reynolds, Paint Bank. 3. �Craig Co , Va - Death Records - Paint B:tnk District 4. Dortha Mae Smith - f - w - infant - b Sept 9 , 1917 - Jm 15d - b Paint Bank George B Smith, b Paint Bank, Ba - m Minnie Williams, b Giles Co, Va - d Dec 24, 1917, - cd child was dead on r eturning from church - bur Dec 25, 1917, Paint B:tnk, Va, WF Wiley - inf Mrs W 3 R, Pa.int Bank. - f Alleghany Dis trict 1. Walter R Caldwell - m - w - s - b Aug 22 , 1905 - lly 5m 5d - o school boy b Craig Co , Va - f Ernest Caldwell, b Craig Co, Va - m (blank) , b Craig Co d Jan 27, 1917 - cd struck by horse - bur Jan 28 , 1917, Springs, Va, E W Camper - inf New Castle Record, New Cas tle, Va 2. Martha A Eakin - f - w - wd - b Nov 19, 1827 - 89y lOm 17d - o farming , b Va - f William Smith, b Va - m Frankie Champ , b Va - d Feb 16, 1917 - bur ? - inf G W Givens , Springs , Va. -cd old age J. John Edebard Francis Reynolds - m - w - md - b Sept 28 , 1870 - 46y 5m o farmer, manuel labor - b Va - f John EF Reynolds , b Va - m Sarah Leffel , b Va - d Feb 28 , 1917 - bur Mar 1, 1917, Chestnut Grove Church, EW Camper - inf Ruphus Reynolds, New Castle, Va. 4. John D Lugar - m - w - md - b Nov 29, 1849 - 69y 5m 17d - b Va - f Adam Lugar, b Va - m Annie Shawaer, b Va - cd apoplexy - d May 16, 1917 - bur May 17, 1917 , Lugar Grave Yard , EW Camper - inf Nannie V Lugar , New Castle , Va. 5. Margret Jane Looney - f - w - md - b June 6 , 1841 - 76y Om lld - o farmer ' s wife - b Craig Co - f Bennett J Reynolds, b Va - m Perssie Reynolds , b Va d June 17 , 1917 - cd heart failure - bur June 18 , 1917 , Looney Graveyard, EW Camper - inf Ira Looney, New Castle, Va 6 . Willia m Peter Wallace - m - w - s - b Apr 19 , 1912 - 5y 4m 18d - b Craig Co - f William Earl Wallace , b Craig Co - m Estelle McGuire, b Craig Co died Sept 7, 1917 - cd infantile paralysis - bur Sept 8, 1917, Home Cem , EW Camper - inf WE Wallace, Sinking Creek , Va . 7 . Oscar W Carper - Ill - w - md- b Oct J , 1843 - 74y lm 18d - o farmer - b Va - f James Carper, b Va - m Sarah Sarver, b Va - d Nov 21 , 1917 - bur Nov 21 , 1917, Home Graveyard, EW Camper - inf Frank Reynolds , New Castle , Va . 8 . Mauddi e Inethe Huffman - f - w - s - b July 12 , 1891 - 26y 3m 7d - o ass i st . a t homework - b Craig Co - f B:tllard W Huffman , b Craig Co - m Martha Nidy , b Craig Co - d Oct 19, 1917 - cd cons umption - bur Oct 20, 1917 , Home Graveyard, ?W Ca mper - inf Martha Huffman, New CastJ 0 , Va . Rabor\lfl T Ca.-~er - m - w - s - b Mar J, 1913 im 12d - b Craig Co Ollie Ca rper, l Craig Co - m Addie Ruble, b Craig ~o - d Dec l 8 , 1917 - cd meningiti s - bur Dec 19, 1917, Looney Graveya rd , EW Camper - inf Ollie Carper, Rt 1 , New Castle, Va. 9. f Sinunonsville Dis trict 1. Absol orn Derr ~Y Woods - rn - w - md - b Jan 6, 1853 - 64y 2m - o farmer b Va - f Archibc.~d Woods, b Va - m Elizabeth Smith, b Va · d Mar 5, 1917 bur Willi a ms Cem, Mar 6 , 1917 cd natural death from an unknown cause , found dead in his bed at Jtpm , Mar 6th by Cora Humphreys - undertaker FR Price, Newport, Va. = �Craig Co , Va - Death Records - Simmonsville District 2. Martha landona IJ,ypes - f - w - md - b Sept 1860, Craig Co - 56y 5m 5d o housewife - f Henr;Y S Troutt , b Botetourt Co, Va, now Craig Co - m Martha Albert , b Botetourt Co , Va , now Craig Co - d Feb 20, 1917 - cd measles - bur Feb 21, 1917 , Hypes Cem, FR Price , Newport , Va - inf Laymen Hypes , Newport, Va . J . Malissa Isabel Bradley - f - w - md - b .M ar 18, 1869 - 47y llm - o housewife - b Craig Co - f Samuel Caldwell, b Craig Co - m Louisa Huffman , b Craig Co d Feb 18 , 1917 - cd Measl es - bur Feb 18, 1917 , Huffman Cem, DH Huffman, Newport , Va - inf Sara Huffman , Newport, Va. 4. Caroline Duncan - f - w - s - b ?- pb Craig Co - age . ? - o housekeeper - f John L Duncan, b Craig Co - m Mary Ann Smith, b Craig Co - d 7 Apr 1917 cd Lagrippe - bur 8 Apr 1917, Hutchison Cem , FR Price , Newport, Va - inf James L Duncan , Newport , Va . 5. Francis Marrian Lugar - m - w - md - b Apr 23, 1859 - 58y Jm 14d - o farmer - b Craig Co - f James W Lugar , b Craig Co - m Polly A Givens, b Craig Co d 7 Aug 1917 ,- bur Aug 8 , 1917 , Ross Cem, DA Huffman , Newport, Va - ins S J Oliver , Newport , Va , RFD 1 . - cd absess of lungs & cronic br onchitis - 6. Mary Virginia Troutt - f - w - widow - b Aug 16, 1843 - 74y lm 2d o housekeeper - b Craig Co , Va - f Joseph Ea.kin , b Craig Co - m Agnes Price, b Giles Co , Va - d Aug 19 , 1917 - cd senility - bur Eakin Cem, Aug 20, 1917, DH Huffman , Newport , Va - inf R A Ea.kin , Sinking Creek, Va 7 . Syntha Arbela Fisher - f - w - md - b June 5, 1845 - 72y Jm 5d - 0 house wife - b Va - f John Satmders, b Va - m Ellen Scott, b Giles Co , Va - bur Sept 9 , 1917 , Williams Cem , DA Huffman , Newport , Va - inf BH Meadley, Newport. 8. Elis S Reynolds - m - w - s - b Sept 29 , 1883 - J4y 5m 18d - o farmer b Craig Co - f Ralph Charlton Reynolds, b Craig Co - m BE Caldwell, b Craig Co - d Sept 29 , 1917 - cd 'IUberculosis - bur 1 Oct 1917, Caldwell Cem, HL Lugar , Newport , Va - inf A E Merideth , Sinking Creek, Va. 9. William Keneth Porterfield - m - w - s - b Aug 1, 1917 - 2m 6d - o none b Craig Co - f James W Porterfield , b Craig Co - m Clara Lemon Hanah, b Botetourt Co , Va - d Oct 6 , 1917 - cd Marasmus? - bur Oct 8, 1917, Waiteville, WV , DA Huffman , Newport , Va - inf J W Porterfield, Maggie , Va. 10. Julia K Dumphy = f - w - s - b Jan 2, 1849 - 68y 5m 4d. - o school teacher - b New York City - f Henry Dunphy , b New York City - m Matilda Garatrantd, b New York City - d June 6 , 1917 - cd senility - bur Newark, New Jersey, June 8 , 1917 , Geo W Honeywell , Newark , NJ - inf AS Feeney, Bluehealing Springs. 11 . Hiram Penalton Elmore - m - w - rod - b Mar 17 , 1851 - 66y 7m 25d - 0 farmer - b Craig Co - f James Elmore, b Va - m Jones, b Va - d Nov 12, 1917 - cd Angenia Pectoria - bur Nov lJ , 1917 , Bell Cem, undertaker Friends , Maggie , Va - inf GC Martin , Va 12. Woodie Mason Caldwell - m - w - s - b Dec JO, 1880 - 36y llm 29d - o farmer - b Craig Co - f Adolphus 1 Caldwell , b Craig Co - m Addie Caldwell, b Craig Co - d Dec 29, 1917 - cd tuberculosis - bur Dec JO, 1917, Caldwell Cem, MM Huffman , Newport , Va - inf Maud Caldwell, Sinking Creek, Va. �NATHAN MCCLURE LESLIE Nathan McClure Leslie (1829 -1919 ) who immigrated to Texas in the 1880s was probably born in Augusta or Rockbridge Co, Va, 17 Aug 1829 . He was the son of Samuel & Elizabeth Winegar Leslie (Lesley). Samuel & Elizabeth were married 28 July 1814 by Samuel Houston at the Old Oxford Presbyterian Church in Rockbridge Co, Va. Samuel is listed as the son of John, & she the daughter of William Winegar. Samuel is shown on the 1840 Rockbridge Co census and a taxpayer in 1841. In 1850 , he is shown in the Augusta County, Va census, age 57 , Elizabeth, age 56. According to information from History of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Botetourt County, V~ by Rev. E. W. Leslie, A.M., published in 1910, David A Leslie was the son of Samuel and Elizabeth Leslie . David A. was born near Fancy Hill, Rockbridge County, VA 14 June 1831. It can be assumed that Nathan McClure Leslie could have been born either in Rockbridge or Augusta counties. The article further states that the family moved c 1837 to Alleghany Co, Va, then back to Rockbridge where they lived at Collierstown. Cl841, the fami ly moved to Augusta County where they probably remained until 1850 as Samuel is shown on the 1850 census in Augusta. Nathan is shown on the 1850 census living with James Leslie in Botetourt County. It is assumed that James was his brother. Then Samuel and his family moved back to Rockbridge County and lived near Brownsburg. C 1851-1852, Samuel planned to move to Wythe Co, Va, but became ill. He then moved to the home of a relative in Bedford County. Samuel & his wife Elizabeth are buried at the Zion Church at Locust Bottom in Bedford County. The known children of Samuel and Elizabeth were: Nathan McClure (1829), David A (1831), Elizabeth (1832), Pansy (1834), and Martha (1840). James was born in 1822. There was also a William listed in the 1850 Botetourt census who may have been a son. David A married Elizabeth Lemon, daughter of Christopher and Sidney Lemon 14 April 1858. He moved to Blue Springs where he worked as a carpenter. David served in Co. K, 28th Va Regt , and also made coffins for the CSA at Lynchburg. Although his father had been a strict Presbyterian , David joined the Lutheran Church as a young man. He helped build the Lutheran church at Glade Creek, Blue Ridge Community. Both David & Elizabeth Lemon Le 3lie are buried at the Glade Creek Church Cemetery which is now a Baptist church. When Nathan McClure Leslie married Susan Waggoner 18 December 1851 at Fincastle, Va, he was listed as a farmer in Botetourt co where at least three of his children were born. Sometim~ between 1851 & 1860, Nathan became a Baptist minister. Bedford court records indicate that he presented himself to the court in Oct of 1860 and was granted permission t o perform marriages in £edford as a licensed Baptist minister . He is listed in the Strawberry Baptist Association minutes as the minister of Flint Hill Baptist Church in Bedford County . His post office addresses during the 1870's included Thaxton, Troutville, & Fincastle (1871 - 1873) . The Va Baptist Historical Society, Richmond, Va, indicated that Nathan Leslie pastored churches at Cove in Alum Springs , New Bethel, Rose or Rasey Hill, Enon, Natural Bridge, and at Flint Hill. The society was unable to furnish further information about Nathan . In the 1862 Confederate records at Bedford County, Va , it is noted that David A Leslie asked to be released from military service with the CSA to help operate Plott's Mill with his partner brother, NM Leslie . It is noted above that David did serve later in the military. Nathan's son, Alonzo re- Virginia Appalachian Notes �Leslie membered the Yankees coming to his father's house at meal time and taking all the available food. Then they destroyed the mill which Nathan and his brother operated. Prior to 1880, Susan had died as Nathan is listed as a widower in the 1880 census of Botetourt Co . Susan may be buried near Buchanan. Her father, John Waggoner and his wife Mary Powers lived near Buchanan . John is shown in the Fincastle records as having made the shingles for the court house built in 1820 in Fincastle. He is shown in the 1860 census with his wife Mary, born in 1798 in Va. Her parents are assumed to be Yancy and Nancy Powers. Nancy is shown in the 1870 census , aged 105, living with the widowed Mary. John's father, Jacob , was still living in Botetourt co in 1850. He was born in New Jersey in 1764 . John Waggoner died in 1868 and the probate of his estate named Nathan McClure Leslie and wife (Susan) among the heirs. John Wag goner is buried at the Mt . Moriah Lutheran Church, located near Lapsley Run and Eagle Rock, northwest of Fincastle, Botetourt Co, Va. C 1886, Nathan, his new wife, Susan A Laymon, (whom he married 14 Oct 1881) and part of his family went to Texas on an immigrant train, according to William S Leslie, Nathan ' s grandson. At Dallas, the family purshased or hired a team and wagon and settled south of Dallas at Fairy(?). At that time it seems that the large family was divided with the older children remaining in Virginia . There was no issue with the second marriage . Nathan and Susan Waggoner Leslie's children were: Josephus A (1854), Lora Virginia (1855), Nannie Judson (1852), Alonzo Chalmer (1860), Andrew M (1866), William Walter (1868), Anna (1869) , Howard (1870), Charles Edward (1873), and Ellira (1876). Josephus, Anna , Walter, and Nannie remained in Virginia . Lora Vi rs.in ia mo ved to Oklahoma where she died rather young. Alonzo Cha l mer (called " Uncle Doc") went first to Texas, began his practice of medicine, and sent for the rest of the fami ly. After remaining near Dallas for four years, the family moved by covered wagon in 1890 to the plains of West Texas. They settled near Hermleight, Scurry County, TX, where Nathan took up state land at $1.00 per acre with 40 years to pay. The family lived for sometime in a dugout, Nathan continued to preach, and his son, Charles Edward, also became a Baptist preacher . Nathan McClure Leslie died 15 February 1919 and is buried in the Snyder Cemete r y in Snyder, Texas near his son Dr. Alonzo C Leslie and his wife, Nathan Leslie ' s second wife, Susan Laymon is buried in the Hermleigh Cemetery, Hermleigh, Texas . • SOURCES OF INFORMATION: Census records 1840, 1850 , 1880, 1900; Botetourt Marriage Records; John Waggoner Estate papers; Cemetery records, Snyder, TX; Family Records of William S Le s lie; History of Evangelical Lutheran Church in Botetourt Co. History of Rockbridge County ; Rockbridge Marriage Records; Old Oxford Presbyterian Church Records; Bedford Civil War Records; Strawberry Baptist Association Records; The Virginia Baptist Historical Society contributed by Jane Leslie Newberry, 6045 Fox Chase Trail, Shreveport, LA 7 1 129 = = = = = = = = e = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = THAT WHICH YOUR ANCESTORS HAVE BEQUEATHED , EARN IT AGAIN IF YOU WOULD POSSESS lTa --Goethe c = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Virginia Appalachian Notes I �30 OLD BEREA CHRISTIAN CHURCH CEMETERY Old Bere a Christian Church Cemetery is located west of Wytheville, Virginia . Take Main Street ( Route 21) west . Yield right onto the Old Stage Road (Route 667) . Follow t he Old Stage Road until you come to the Old Fish Hatchery Road (Route 654), turn left and follow Route 654, cross the N & S Railroad. The old cemetery is on the left at the foot of the hill before you come to Berea Church. Date inscriptions were transcribed: 2 June 1991. Compiled by Walter A. and Avis C. Hunt . Corvin, George Hopper : son of J. L. and L . B. Corvin born 10 Sep 1904 ki ll ed by passenger train 23 Jul 1906 Earhart, L ou ella Virginia: 11 months 11 days Etter, Agnes Arlene: died 6 Dec 1935 6 May 1908 - 17 Apr 1911 daughter of L. R . and Dora Etter born and Etter, Altha Omega: daughter of R. C. and S. 1906 - 8 Ma r 1907 5 months 8 days K: 2 years R . Etter 11 Sep one stone with only on letter on it Kegley, Mary Ann: 1903 wife of G. W. Kegley Kegley , George Washington: 9 Jun 1856 - 28 Au g 1861 - 1 Aug 3 May 1936 Marsh, Betty Lee: 7 Feb 1918 - 30 May 19 20 ( on same stone with I. E. Marsh) Mars h , John H. : 2 1 Oct 1890 - 26 Jul 1937 Marsh, I.E. (and child): 10 Jun 1831 - 17 Dec 1922 ( on same stone with Betty Lee Ha r s h) W: ~n one stone with only one letter Whitaker, Catharine: 28 Jan 1854 - it 18 Sep 1923 Wisley, Hellen Elzara?: daughter of W. A. born and died 23 (or 25) Har 1920 ??: and M. J. Wisley one stone that cannot be read ==== == = == = ==== = = = = = == = ==== = = == == === = === Nothing is more disgraceful than for a man who is nothing, to hold himself honored on account of his forefathers; and yet hereditary honors are a nobl e and splendid treasure to descendants.----Plato. = === = = === = = = = = = == == = == ==== = = = = = = = = = = = �c3/ BEREA CHRISTIAN CHURCH CEMETERY Berea Christian Church Cemetery is located west of Wytheville, Virginia . Take Main Street (Route 21) west . Yield right on the Old Stage Road (Route 667). Follow the Old Stage Road until you come to the Old Fish Hatchery Road (Route 654), turn left and follow Route 654 until you see Berea Church on top of the hill on the left side of the road. ( H-1, W-1 means husband and wife . ) Date inscriptions were transcribed: 2 June 1991. Compiled by Walter A. and Avis C. Hunt. H-1 Belvin, Ernest Alexandria: W-1 Belvin, Ethel Grin n ell: W-2 Cassell, Lucille I. : 1917 - Mother H-2 Cassell, William L.: 1907 -1982 Father W-3 Catron, Clara F. : W-4 Catron, Darthula U.: D-5 Ca tr on, Edna Aileen, d/o W. Z. & F. 0. Catron: 1926 - 24 Jul 1926 W-5 Catron, Flossie c.: 1886 -1984 W-6 Catron, Isabell s. : 12 May 1915 - H-6 Catron, L. - 9 H-4 Catron, Robert H.: 9 Hay 1867 - 28 Sep 1945 H-3 Catron, Robert p.: 6 Sep 1912 - 19 Sep 1975 0-5 Catron, Ruby Irene: H-5 Catron, William W-7 C 1 in e ·, Annie Marsh : H- 7 Cline, William Pierce : Early: Corvin, Alford z. : s.: W-8 Corvi n, H-9 Corvin , Arthur R. : Alice M.: W-10 Corvin, Dolly L.: W-12 Corv in , Emeline c.: 29 Mar 1905 - 24 Oct 1984 21 Dec 1907 - 28 Aug 1960 4 Mar 1915 5 Jan 1884 - 27 Apr 1972 27 Sep 1915 May 1974 1 Jan 1930 - 2 Jan 1930 1880 - 1952 27 Feb 1899 - 9 Jun 1891 - - 28 Mar 1960 21 Oct 1881 - 11 May 1890 9 Aug 1891 4 Feb 1884 1858 22 Mar 1976 - - 1940 1 Aug 1966 24 Apr 1975 24 Jul �H-8 13 Oct 1885 Corvin, Harlow J.: H-11 Co rvin , James L.: W-9 1862 - 1867 - 3 Jul 1972 3 Feb 1880 - 29 Hay 1950 (baby) 15 Aug 1972 Corvin , Lois Imogene: 1853 - 1 939 Corvin, Meredith S.: 8 Mar 1917 - 2 Dec 1988 Corvin, William A. Rud o lph: H-13 Creger, George F.: 30 Oct 19 35 - Daddy 2 7 Apr 1952 26 Dec 1854 - 21 Jul 1937 S-13 Creger, George F., Jr.: Creger, Ke nneth Lee: 9 Jan 1891 - 17 Apr 1974 US Army Vietnam W-13 Creger, Virginia G.: 1978 1903 - 1953 D-14 Crigger, Er ma Char lee n: W-14 Crigger, Nita E. : 19 48 - 9 Mar 1856 - 1 F eb 1923 H- 14 Crigge r, Edgar Bailey: B Aug 1927 - 11 Sep 1972 1906 - S- 15 Dooley, Gar n ett M. : 14 Aug 1933 - 3 Jun 1986 H-15 Dooley , Harry Mitchell: W-15 Dooley, Ina Marsh : 11 Jun 1897 - 26 Jun 197 2 9 Jun 1900 - 14 Nov 1971 Etter, Elmer Q., Jr. : H-16 3 May 1 903 - 1948 H-10 Corvin, Lawrence Jacks o n : H-1 2 Corvin, Mance: 11 Feb 1963 1943 Corvin, Laura Ann Ho unshell: W-11 Corvin, Laura B. : - 11 Mar 1945 - 13 Mar 1949 PF C US Army Korea 9 Jul 1928 Everett Rhudell: (mar ried to Ramona K. Etter 18 Dec 1988 Father 21 Mar 1953) Etter~ W-17 Etter, Helen D.: H-17 Etter, James A. H-18 Etter, James L.: W-18 Etter, M- ry I.: 20 Mar 1928 "Rab" : 12 Oct 1922 - 25 Apr 190 1 23 Dec 1899 - Papa Mom �33 S-18 Etter, Roger S . : Brother 26 Nov 1938 - 11 Jul 1981 W-16 Ett er, Ramona K.: 7 May 193 5 to Everett R. Etter 2 1 Mar 1953) Son and Mother (ma rried W-19 Grubb, Alice Virginia: wife of Curtis A. Grubb 1 878 - 27 Nov 1913 Grubb, Bobby N. : 31 Oct 1969 PFC 38 Engineers Vietnam H-20 Grubb, Charlie F.: W-21 Grubb, Cynthia R.: 16 Aug 1872 - 27 Oct 1947 30 Sep 1914 - S-19 Grubb, Elmer Clarence : 1903 - 1967 Tee 4 US Army 14 Jan 1923 - - 29 Nov 1884 W-22 Gru bb, Georgia A.: W-23 Grubb, Gladys B.: 19 Sep 1918 - s. : 27 Feb 1906 - W-20 Grubb, Ha llie H-24 Grubb, Henry H-23 Grubb, c. : Joe M. ' 2 Jul 1904 Lillie T.: - daughter o f D-25 Grubb, Linda Sue: Oct 1947 - 6 Oct 1947 H-21 Grubb. , Luther J .: 21 Oct 1909 Grubb, Michael Da le: 25 Jun 1954 6 Mar 1967 (30 Jan 1991 18 Feb. 1943 26 Har 1 909 - - 21 Jun 1956 Grubb, Thelma H.: 18 Jan 1908 Tonnie James Walter: H-22 Grubb, Walter s.: 1 Mar 1979 and T . H. Grubb 2 Jul 1982 - 7 Jun 1981 us Army PFC - 29 May 1913 1 2 Sep 1877 obit. ) 17 Nov 1981 z. s. - - 19 Jul 1979 4t h armored divis ion Grubb, Ralph Lee: 24 Hay 1934 - 27 Jan 1956 W-25 Grubb, 10 Mar 197 4 (b u ried recen tl y) 25 Aug 1 910 Sr.: Grubb, Joe M. , Jr.: W-24 Grubb, 22 May 1936 _ 1 5 Apr 1906 - 22 Jun 1976 H-19 Grubb, Curtis Augustu s : Grubb, Fred R.: 11 Feb - - 3 Aug 1942 16 Nov 1957 4 �S-19 Grubb, Woodrow A. : Brother H-25 Grubb, z. Shaffer: Harrah, Julia D. : 21 Jun 1912 - 24 Oct 1934 13 Dec 1908 - 10 Jan 1984 - Nov 1925 4 22 Jul 1984 4 Aug 1915 W-26 Houseman, Josephine I. : - 25 Jun 1987 5 Jun 1912 - 3 Apr 1980 H-26 Houseman, Oscar C.: Our Irvin, : infant daughter of Mr. 1 8 Sep 1938 Mrs. & Frosty G. S . Irvin W-27 Irvin, Ella Walters: 2 Jun 1891 - 18 Nov 1971 to James Edgar Irvin 29 Sep 1913) Irvin, Donald Clinton, CPL US Army: 1 986 Neen (married 3 Feb 1928 - 16 May H-27 Irvin, James Edgar: 16 Jun 1886 - 23 Apr 1970 (married to Ella Walters 29 Sep 1913) N & W H-28 Irving, c. Maiden: W-28 Irving, Dollie Etter: W-29 Jarvis, F anny Hale: Jarvis, Leona May: 1881 - 1974 - 25 Feb 1924 - 1888 12 Jan 1892 - - 26 Sep 1985 10 Oct 1975 22 Sept 1914 H-31 Kegley, Garniett E.: 7 Dec 1986 1964 16 Aug 1891 Bertie p.: H-30 Kegley, Dewey: 1967 1896 H-29 Jarvis, Samuel Martin: W-30 Kegley, - 1895 - Kegley, George Harle: 12 Sep 1885 - 30 Aug 1961 Same stone as Jettie Kegley Woodward W-31 Kegley, Gladys E.: Kegley, Lula E.: 3 May 1920 - 1876 - 1968 Mother McAllister, Eugenia Flo, d/o J. L. & Elva M. McAllister: 1959 Mars h, Ann W. : 1904 - 1983 W-32 Marsh, Gladys Catron: 7 Aug 1906 - 7 Nov 1987 �35 16 Aug 1903 - W-32 Marsh, James Kelly: Marsh, James Steven: infant of David L. and Patsy R. Marsh 1956 -1956 Marsh, Kathy Ann: 1953 - 1953 W-33 Marsh, Rhoda Jane: infant of David L. and Patsy R. Marsh 1872 - 1958 H-33 Marsh, Thomas George: 1857 - 1923 H-34 Marsh, William Thomas: W-34 Harsh, Venolia C . : Mutter, Jason Lee: Ryan, Tony, infant 1897 - 1977 1908 23 Dec 1982 - 23 Dec 1982 Mr. S/0 1 Sep 1904 W-35 Simmerman, Annie Sue: H-35 Simmerman, Charles Ray: H-36 Spraker, Clyde c.: 11 Jan 1902 1958 Oct 1981 7 - 19 Dec 1973 20 Jan 1974 7 Mar 1905 - 20 Jun 1974 1 Jan 1946 - 10 Dec 1988 1902 - W-37 Waller, Kath eri ne: W-38 Wohlford, - - Wagner, Sue Robinett: Fred: c. Ryan: 15 Apr F. 20 Dec 1901 W- 36 Spraker, Lottie K. : H-37 Waller, & Mrs. Edith K. H-38 Wohlford , Hugh C.: 1907 - 1977 2 7 May 1900 - 29 Nov 1977 28 May 1905 - 10 Apr 1988 Woodward, Jettie Kegley: 18 Nov 1883 - 31 Mar 1970 Same stone as George Harlo Kegley . ================~===================~======= === =====~===============~==~============ CORRECTION In the August 1991 VAN on p 96 in the listing of Pension Applications is an error #35 R C Browder served in Co F, 29th Virginia Infantry. This service is typed in at #34 for John A Sutphin . Mr John A Sutphin is NOT listed in John Perry Alderman's "29th VA Inf an try." I do not know the extent of the typographical error( s). Camilla (Browder) Dean, RD 3 Box 82, Cambridge Springs , PA 16403. [Editor's note: Our article was taken from photocopies of a record in Carrol Co. I believe that the notes were taken by the board at various locations and then recorded at the court house . How many errors were made we will never know . And all who serve in the Civil War are not recorded. The only record of my grandfather, James M Waskey, serving is his pension record.] ~ ==== === ==================== ~= =====================;==== =~================~========== �QUERIES Please see inside of back cover on how to submit queries and how many words to use . ance - ancestor(s) - born bro - brother ca - circa. about cem - cemetery ch child( ren) b er- creek f- father p/o d - died gm - grandmother Pr Wm dau - daughter(s) inc - including s/o desc- descendant(s) info - information w d/o - daughter of md - married w/o p - parent(s) exch - exchange sis - parents of Prince Wi lliam - son of - wife - wife of - sister 1 & 2 -92: Seeking info about the ance & desc of John WIATT/WYATT of Gloucester Co, Va, b 15 May 1732-d 5 Jan 1805, md 13 Nov 1756 Mary (Elizabeth) TODD of Gloucester Co (b 5 Feb 1725-d 9 Nov 1794) d/o Elizabeth MASON & Christopher TODD of Toddsbury. Are they p/o Mary Conquest WYATI' (b 1764 Manassa, Pr Wm Co, va.:.. d 6?26 July 1854 Breckenridge Co, Ky) md Edmund NEWMAN (RS) 3 Apr 1783. Cateby GRAHAM, bro of Mary GRAHAM, co-signed the marriage bond with Edmund Newman. Mary GRAHAM was the w/o William Edw. WIATI' s/o John WIATI' & Mary TODD . Was Mary Conquest WYATr (b 1764) sis of Dr William Edw. llIATI'? Mrs Wm B Bridges, 529 Oriole Lane, Shreveport, LA 71105 am seeking any info on Thomas FALIN & his desc. He was b in 1760s & in Scott Co, Va. He had at least 9 ch - inc William, David, John, & Sally. Desc have used the surnames Falin, Failen, Phalen, Faling, wil l gladly share info. Hope to compile info for eventual distribution. Rebec~ Fal in, 281 Fairgrounds Rd, Painesville, OH 44077. 3-92: resided Michael etc. I I 4 & 5-92 : Exch info on John Button Sr, s/o Robert BUTTON. John (b 1666, Essex Co, Va- d 1764 Culpeper Co, Va) rod Elizabeth ? 1699 in Culpeper Co, Va. Their 1st son, John BUTTON Jr (b 1700 - died 1785 C~lpeper Co, Va) md Susannah BOPPER ca 1748 in Culpeper Co. Susannah (b ca 1728 Culpeper Co, d ?) was the d/o Thomas HOPPER & Mary Ann GEORGE. Thomas (b ca 1709 - d 1809 Culpeper Co) md Mary Ann 1729. Mary Ann (b ca 1709 Va) was the d/o of William GEORGE (b cal685 -d 1783 Culpeper Co). John E Finney, 13900 Shaker Blvd, _suite_ 412, Cleve~~~­ Ohio 44120. 6-92: Exch info on Andrew SADOWSl:I s/o Anthoni SADOWSKI & Marya BORDT, (b ca 1705 Berks Co, Pa - d 1774 Va) md Catherine ? • Andrew & Catherine's 4th child was Jacob.SADOWS~I (b 1750 Hardy Co, Va-d 19 May 1832 Jessamine Co, Ky) md ca 1775 Jemima Vause, d/o Capt Ephraim Vause of Va. !_ohn~l:_~I!E_.~2...-~e_e_~ 5 - 92 . 7-92 : Looking for any info on all 'BURl:S' who lived in Casey, Logan, Lincoln, Mercer, or any other part of Ky . Would like to correspond with anyone working on " BURKS" line in Va & Ky. Pau l ~-Hettic~~ebj._lJ._ _l!.~l_l_,_ _B_~~-~'-!E.l__CA 93920. 8 -92 : Looking for any info on Amy or Anny 'WHITE ' nee 'GRIFFEY.' She md 1st to a Mr. WHITE & was widowed then md Levi BURCS, his 2nd marriage. They had at le ast 1 child James Alfred BURXS in Mercer Co, Ky . Paul C Hettich, see 7-92 9-92: ISOM, Belle Daisy, p unknown, but f thought to be William or Daniel ISOM. Belle was b in Grayson Co, Va, 2 May 1885 & d in Iola (Allen) KS 2q Dec Virginia Appalachian Notes �37 1928. She is buried in Cedarvale Cem, Neosho, KS. She is my paternal gm. Postage & copies reimbursed & will exch info available. Desperately need help with the ISOM's of Grayson Co, VA. Mary F McBride, 5003 Sunset Bluff, Huntsville, AL 35803 10-92: Need ch of Henry Sidney LAMBERT, b 1884 Tazewell Co, Va. Henry Sidney Lambert worked for N&W Railway in Bluefield, WV in 1930s 8 1940s. Watha Lambert, 6005 !:!.:_ Indianola Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85033-4136 11-92: Need info on "Big Sam" ROBINETT (1710-1766) & his family. Md 3rd w(?) Mary CALDWELL ca 1763, lived near Walkers or Back Cr, Augusta Co, Va . (widow md Thomas DUNN). Ch: Jasper (b 174 ), Mary Polly (bl741/5) md 1761, Aug'a Co, John THOMAS, George(?)(b 174_), Thom;s (174_-1766), Daniel (bl764) , Michael (bl765), Ann (bl766) md James WADDLE, James (b1767) living Wythe Co, Va, 1789. No land records on " Sam." Glenn E Robinette, 224 Aspen St, Alexandria, Va 22305 12-92: Samuel ROBINETT, came down Valley of Va 1749/55, w Miss Cherry ALLEN(?), son Jesse (bl755, Aug'a Co, Va), Isaac H, Samuel Houston (b 20 Nov 1762 NC), William p (b 175 ) settled Robinett Valley, had Cherokee mother; daus: Nancy (d 1840 Russell Co, Va) md AHL ANDERSON, Rebecca, Lydia, 2 other daus md Bance(?) JOHNSTON?JOBNSON (Daniel, Don?). (copied as sent). Sam drowned Wataugh River near Elizabethton (TN) ca 1766. Glenn E Robinette, see 11-92 13-9 2: George ROBINETT (b 174_) apparently s/o Samuel "Big Sam" ROBINE'l'T. Witness for William PRESTON's land sale, Botetourt Co, Va,1770. His name is on Daniel BOONE's papers (1766-75). He apparently removed to Ky, where his name is on record after 1800. Any info on this person or his family will be greatly appreciated. Glenn E Robinette, see 11-92 14-92: Seeking a clue to parents & siblings of Susannah WARD, b 1776 Va , who rnd William WELLS, Baptist preacher & s/o Zachariah WELLS of Lee Co, Va . The couple lived in Ashe Co, NC; Scott & Lee Co, Va; Letcher & Lawrence Co, Ky during the period 1800-45. Martha Heinemann, 705 N Belvedere, Memphis, TN 38107-5021. 15-92: Desire to correspond with anyone researching the BOCOCK family. My line: (1) Sarah Eli z. BOCOCK (b ca 1808) md 24 Oct 1854 Henry Co, Va, to Thomas David BOULDIN, (2) Matilda Jane BOCOCK (b 20 Mar 1832) md ca 1853 Joseph Jackson MINTER, (3) Mary BOCOCK (b ca 1811) rod 30 Dec 1831 Curtis HARDY. All of these from Henry Co, Va. Desperate, please write. Bill Carter, 4435 Cordell Dr SW, Roanoke, Va 24018 16-92: John WATKINS of Henry Co, Va, was md to Nancy MOORE, d/o James MOORE . John d after 184 2. Wish to correspond with anyone researching the lines of WATKINS, MOORE, MAYS, SMITH. Bill Carter, see 15-92. 17-92: Who were the p of Curtis HARDY (b ca 1804) md 30 Dec 1831 Mary BOCOCK in Henry Co, Va. I suspect Curtis is the s/o Joseph HARDY & Nancy HOGGARD but can find no proof. Curtis on census states his p bin Va. Bill Carter, see 15-92. 18-9 2: Names researching : Wm Lewis ARMENTROUT, David Hilliard SHOTTS, Winches ter LEDBETTER, William Ayers DAVIS, Junius Huston JOHNSON. Jim & Josie Shotts , 1422 Catawba Rd, Blacksburg, Va 24060 . Virginia Appalachian Notes �3'i! 19-92 : Can anyone identify a Thomas JACKSON who is said to be the father of Rachel JACKSON, w/o Philip HUFF. Rachel was b probably in the early 1740's. They lived in Loudon & Montgomery Co, Va . Mary ~ Van Epps, 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, La Jolla, CA 92037. 20-92: Robert JAC:CSON is the f/o Rachel who md Henry HUFF 5 June 1811, according to Rachel's marriage bond. Who is this Robert? Is he related to Isaac JACKSON? Can anyone identify Isaac JACKSON? Any help appreciated. Mary Van Epps, see 19-92 21-92: Laban TICE of Floyd Co, Va is said to have come from NC. I would appreciate any info on NC TICE families. I can only find very limited information. Laban TICE was b 17 Aug 1818, d 20 Nov 1848. His w was Francis Jane WEBB. Mary Van Epps, see 19-92. 23-92: $50.00 REWARD for documented proof of p/o Arris P MEADOWS (b ca 1760 Va-d bef 11 Apr 1820, Kanawha Co, WV) rod in Greenbrier Co, WV to Martha BYRNSIDE/BURNSIDES who 2/md Robert CHAMBERS. Arris moved to today's Boone Co ca 1811 from Monroe Co; owned land on Kisnger Run, Greenbrier Co & Powell's Branch in today's Monroe Co; was listed as "!vis", "Aries" & "Irias" MEADOWS . Billie Lewis, see 22-92. 24-92 : Mal inda Warden Carper, d/o of John WARDEN & Nancy BELL, was b 20 Apr 1827 near Rine=, Va. What was the names of her bros 8 siss. Malinda attended the Old Brick Church 8 was buried there 29 Mar 1905. I will answer all mail to anyone working on the WARDEN family & will exch info. Malita Warden Murphr, Box 319 Athens Star Rt, Princeton, WV 2~ ==========================================:======~================~================= (A History of the Forebearers and Descendants of Isaac and Malinda (Rakes) Snuffer of Raleigh County West Virginia) by Jim Wood, 111 Daniel S t, Beckley, WV 25801 [published 1989]. This book was not reviewed. by VAN because it was sent directly to the Virginia Room by Barbara Drew, a member of SVGS. The book is well rese:arched, well written, and takes the family back - Raleigh Co - Floyd Co- Montgomery Co - up the valley to Md - Pa - Germany - to the sixteenth century. Write to Mr Wood for price and if the book is still available . 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XV - No. 4 - November 1991 CONTENTS President ' s Message Confederate Pension Boar d of Carroll County, Virginia It ' s The Law - Cemeteries Marriages of Pulaski County, Virginia Riley Cemetery , Botetourt County , Virginia Legislative Petition - Franklin County , Virginia Cove Alum Church Cemeter y , Botetourt County, Virginia Kaylor-Hobbs Cemeter y , Gate City, Virginia Franklin County, Virg i n i a , Public Library Hugh McGavock Family Ce meter y, Wythe County, Virginia Virginia State L ibrary & Archives Letter on Bib l es Items from " Buchanan Commercial Journal " Books Reviews Queries Non-Exchange Quarterlies & Family Publications Virginia Room Additions Odds & Ends Geneal ogical Hi nts 1990 Year in Statemen t 123a 123 131 133 144 145 146 147 148 149 153 153 154 156 160 161 146, 159 160, 161 162 ============================================================================ �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICA~ Nov emb e :- , soc:~~ y !. 9 9: Dear Fellow Members : Our year is almost over, and yet, i t seems tha t i t has harC.ly begun. we have had many interesting Saturday meetir.gs, a ns wered many of your questions by mail, corrected r.a~y mail~ng a ddresses accepted many new members, process ed man y excha:.-lge quarter 1 i es, and tried to solve many problems. We hope we have been suc ce ss:u l most of the time . I t is almost time to renew your membership :.:1 this organization . I hope when you do this, you might have a minute to include a note of some kind. If we can provide some ser vice to you, or if we have Provided some service, we wo uld appreciate that information. ~any people work very hard to organize the rnee ti~gs, gat!-.:e::::in:ormation, plan the programs, collect articles for the VAt\, mai:-ltain :nernbership records, maintain the exchange quar-terlies :..n the Virginia Room, keel? ~he financial reco~ds, answerthe cor:-espondence, ar..d. the m~llion and one other- th~ngs necessary to keep this organization going. I want to take this opportunity to thank each of them for that hard work during the past year. rt is through their efforts as officers and yours as members t hat we can continue to grow as an organization which meets the needs of i t s rnembers . we would like to invite you to become part of that hardworking team . If you would like to become mo;:.-e actively :.::-ivo:ved in the day-to-day opera tior: of this organization, please co~tact me . There is a place for you . I hope each of you has a wonderfu l holiday to working with you next yea r. fo~ward b season, and look �.) CONFEDERATE PENSION BOARD OF CARROLL COUNTY , VIRGINTA continued from Vol 3, Aug 1991, y 105 Columns: A -Name; B - Date of paper; C - Claimed Disabilities; D - Soldier or Widow; E - Amount ask for; F -amt allow; G - Company ; H - Regt.; I - State (Branch); J - Remarks . A B C -D - E-F - G - H - I J page 144 (cont) - - - 1990-------page 145 (cont) 178. Henly C. Davis -12 July - Partial -Soldier-$15 - 0 - D - 29 -Va Inf- Not Approved Has some means for Support II II ft -$15 - 0 - F - 29 It Not " Not loyal-&c 179. Jas. L. Edwards ,, II It -$15 -$15ft 180. H. M. Edwards " " Has means for Support It - $15 - 0 - J - 63 - II 181. w"ln P. Burcham " " " " -$30 - 0 - F - 29 - " ft - Not 11 Was not know in Regt - Total 182. Churchwell Combs " " tt 183. Martha Strickland - " " - Husband's dead- Wm Strickland ' s widow- $25- 0-D-(Res)-29-ft ft_ Not " ,,11 -Soldier-$15 - O - 11 - 29 - " ft - " " II Partial 184. Samuel H. Gravely - " " " " 11 II " Has Small means for -$15 0 c It II II 185 . Henry A. Chappell - " " support (See pp - 152) ,, II II 45 " 0 " " -us " " 186. Robt. J, Payne " " " page 147 allowed page 146 -May 28 - Partial -Soldier-$30 - $15- !?- 63 - " " " one half allowed ~ 187. Elijah Ogle -July 12 " " -$15 0 E 45 '' " Not " Means of Support 188. M. T. Fulks 11 11 " " - Total - " -$30 - 0 - " - 45 - " '' " " '' 189. Green B Bobbitts 11 e~ 190. Alexander Stewart " " - Partial - " -$15 - 0 - " - 45 - " " - ft " " " 11 '' " Husband's dead -Lewis Crotts widow$25-0-"-29" " " Married Since War 191. Celia E Crotts 11 11 " Partial -Soldier-$15 0 I 26 " Cav" Has means of Support ::s 192. F. M. Pucketts and a good trade !2; -$15 -$15ft 2 193. B. s. Greenwood t(l " - $30 -$30- A - 27 - N.C."" QI " - Total 194. Jas. M. Flemming " " -$15 0 C 5 Va " -Not " Has means for support Partial 195 . A? B. Daniel " be disloyal) (marked out under remarks: and was said to - Soldier-$30 - 0 - F - 37 - " Inf-Not" said to be disloya:l 196. Jeremiah Harrison -July 12 - Total " -$15 - O - I - 63 - " " -Not " Has means for support " - Partial 197 . Robert Large sr " -$15 - 0 -7!?_ - 29 -Reserves-" " not in active service 198 , J, c. AKers " Detailed to re __ ___ Cav" Has means for support -$15 - 0 - I - 26 " 199. Jas . M. Turner " " -Not "Ample means for support -$15 - 0 - " " " " 200. T. T. Greenwood " " " " " " " " -$15 - 0 - G - 2~ - " " " " 201. J.N. Strickland " " " Partial by Board "" -Total(Partial by Board) - " -$30 -$15- E - 29 - " Inf202 , A. P. nranson " " -$30 -$30- " " - Total " 203. Hugh Hawks " ,, " " -$15 -$15" Partial " " " 204. Samuel Thomas ,, -Not " has means for support -HS - o - " " " " " 205. wm E. Thomas II II II - II - II II ti II II ti i II II ~ ~ II II II It II - II - ti II II II II II II II II Reconsidered See pp - 154 - It tt ("') 0 z 'Tl ~ e 1-i rr1 '"d !i (/) H 0 2: tJ:j 0 ~ t::::i 0 'Tl ("') ~0 ~ (") § ~Cl H ~ > .. ...... -· f'> I UJ �...... >v '-1:- 1900 -July 12 - " " " " " " -Husband's dead-Robt page 146 (con't) 206. W. D. Phibbs 207. W. S. Low 208 . Lucy S_imrn~'? July 13 209. Mary A. Stone page 147 (con ' t) -$15 - 0 - .. - " - " " " " " -$ 15 - 0 - " - 45 - " " " " " T~n.:_~1-~ widow-$25-0-" " " " - Not " Evidence not produced sufficient - " " tt tt .. " " .. w. Stones widow-$25(Detail in Blacksmith)-Not allow Husband detail Shop at Dubf_~ ) not in active service 1 -Soldier-$15 0 E 45 Va Inf-Not " Has Some Support and Partial 210. James Me ton " " was Discharge Short Service - " -$15 - 0 - F - 29 - " " -Not " Has means to Support " " 211. P. !!_~~· King " -$30 -$30- " - " " - Total - " " " " 212. Benj. ~andreth " -$15 -$15E " " Partial " " " 213. pon~th~ Cr~tts " " Has means to make support - " -$15 -0- ~ - 8 - " Cav-Not 214. H. F. Hanks " " - " - " -$30 - 0 - " - 45 - " Inf- " " " " 215. wm M. Crawford " " " " " - Total ~ 216. Lay~~ Roberts " Some means for support $15 0 c 6 " CavNot " Partial " " - $15 - $15- " - " - " " 217. Martin Hanks - " " " - " " - " -$15 -$15- D - 29 - " Inf13 218. G. A. Easter " " " > 219. Andrew -Aker -$15 - 0 - B - 51- " " -Not " Has means to make support - " " " " 't1 't1 - $30 -$30- " - " Total 220. Jno. !'!_u_~ry " p:> " " " lb" 221. Adaline Burnett " Husbands dead-Benj . C. Burnetts widow $25 -$25D 29 - " " - allowed " 0 11 D" 222. Mary __ Shockly " - Jno E. Shockl y' s widow - $25 - $25- C - 2l1 - " " " " ~ 223. Austin Woodie " Total (Partial by board)"$30$15-D 19 " " allowed Half by Board " ::i 224. Thomas Pearman " - Partial - " -$15 -$15- C - 24 - " " " ~ 0 225. Eliza M. Howell " Husbands dead Caleb Howell widow-$25-$25-H-51-" " " " a; Q) 226. Rebecca Jinnings -April 26" - (ink smear) widow- $25-0-C- 29 - " " " 227. J. J. Jones -July 12 - Partial -Soldier- $15 - 0 -C - 29 -s .c. Bat . Navy-not " Has some ways - of obtaining a livelyhood page 148 page 149 --------~--------------:_ ___B._ ____:_ _________c_ ___-__q_ __ _-___~_:__~_-__G_ - H _-_ _r____:_ __J )~_P.r~v_~d__________;_ ___ _ 228. G. M. Robinson - July 12- Partial - Soldier- $15 - 0 - E - 29 -Va Inf-not " !las means of Support at present 11 II II -$15 - 0 - C - 24 - II 13- " - " " " " of Support 229. N. L. Semonis See pp 154 -$30 - 0 - E - 30 - II II - " - " 12- Total 230 . Presley Jennings - II " " II 11 - Husbands dead - Amos Worrells widow-$25- 0- ?-5-" " - " 11 not in service long 231. L. V. Worrell ·- Soldier-$15 - o.-" - 5 232. J. W. Kerms " - II 12- Partial " " " " " II 9$15 -$15D 53 -NC " " 233. Alex Combs " - " - $15 - 0 234. Alex J. Westmoreland - " 12-Not " Has some Property and -" - " " means to pro ____a 1i vlyhood " " " -Geo . - . ~ - II II II II -- ----- fl II , - ,, - II " II ti II �235 . A. C. Burnett 236. Oliver Pi ckett 237 . wrn Mabe " 238. J . W. McGrady " 239. Thomas Frost 240. Polly Bryant 241. Martin Worrell (note 242 not l isted) 243. W. R . King 4 i ~ e.g> ~ ~ z ! 13- " " II " II " - Total (Partial by Board " - Partial " " II II 244. Hugh Ward " " 245. James E. Turner 246. Ira Mabry See pp 154 247. Henry McSpencer " " " -Tot al Partial byBoar d 13- Partial " " " 248. Joseph Jester " 12- Tota l (Partial by Board) 13- Partial ,, .." " " •• " " 251. Aaron Vaughn 252. 253. 254. 255. 256 . 257. 258. 259. 260. 261. 262. 263. 0 24 29 F - 25 II " ,, II " " Jas. R. Moore " " " Newton Whitt " John Lawson " " " Sam!. w. Myers - June 20- " Edmond Fowler " " David P. Dalton - July 13 II J . .'!.· Sayers " " A. J. Cox " " " Reconsidered See pp 154 Albert Jenkins " " " 5 Adam Marion D. R. Carlan " 4 - Total (Partial by Board) Wiley Jenkin s - June 30- 11 .. II It It It It " II II " tt II 11 " fl " It " II " " " " II " -$15 - 0 - Lee G. " " Sheal__l ey Co -$30 - $15- G - 16 - " tt -$15 - $15 "(approved) " " " " " -$15 0 - c - 29 - tt " - June l - Husband ' s dead - John Bryant ' s widow- "$25-0- "-"-" " - July 12- Partial - " -$15 - O - G - 54 - " " 13- 249. Elias Davis 250. Abner Gardner - $15 29 - Va " " - -$15 -$15 - £ - $15 - $15- " - $30 - $1 5- II -not " Has means to make Support at present " .. .. for " " " 11 II " " " " 11 It " II ti tt It II fl It ti II ti " 11 tt II tt I~ and not in Service long " Half by Board 0 -D-28- N. C. " -Not " Has Some means for Support 0 - C - 65 - Va '' -Not 11 For Various reasons -$30 -US-Burrough- " Art" Half by board Bat. - $15 0 - A - 54 -NC I nf-N ot " Not Satisfactory as to where he was dur ing War - $15 0 - E - 45 - Va . "-Not " '' " '' " " " " '' " -$15 0- Breckenridge -" art - Not " Means for Support for Bat. for family at present -$15 0 - G - 22 - " Cav-Not " Has Some means for Support at present - $15 0 - E - 45 - " " -Not " " " " " -$15 0 - " - 2 -N . C. Inf-Not " -$15 0 - F - 21 - Va " - Not " tt - $15 0 - " - " - " " - Not " -$15 0 - J 63 " " - Not " -$15 0 -7 - 5- Res " " -Not " ti " .. " - $15 0 - G -"- " " " -Not '' •• .. " " .. f l -$15 0 - " - 54 " Inf-Not " " .. ti " " tt .... " " -$15 0 - " " " - Not " " - $15 - 0 - - - - 73- NC Inf-Not 11 -$30 -$15-7 __ - 45 - Va " " " -$30 - 0 - Detailed - 0 0 - Not " One half by Board 11 " It " " " " ti It " " ti " tt It tt ti II " " " " tt ft ft " " ,, " " tt .. " ti " " ft It One half by board At home as a detail ~ ""' �IJ.-. N IS'- O - E - 45 -Va Inf-Not " Has mean for Support at present 3 - $15 - 0 - J - 26 - " Cav-Not " " " " " wm Boyd Sr " ",, 6 -Total (Partial -$30 -$15- F - 29 - " Inf" One half has Some Michael Easter " ·arrangemant for Support by board) - $30 -0-" - "-Not " Has means for present Support Levi Easter " " 7 - " -$30 - 0 - E - " " -Not " " Hubbard Lenard " " " 13- Partial -$15 - 0 - " - " D. L. King " " -Not " " " " " " " " page 151 allowed 150 -$25 - 0 - 0 -14 - Va Inf-Not " for Want of proof of -July 5 - Husband's dead-Ephrem Lucinda Hiatt Hiatt's widow loyalty - May 31 - " -Stephen B Alley ' s "-$25 - 0 c 29 " " " Not in army - dis loyal Rebecca Alley See pp 154 Nancy Jones -July 3 " - James C Jones' " -$25 -$25- E 12 - " - Lemue l Guynn ' s " - $25 - 0 Elizabeth G~ynn " " ''-Not " Not Loyal Killed at home " ,, " " " disloyal to Husband for ge __ 2 - " -Aaron Guynn ' s "-$25 - 0 - " ~a1:.~-~ Guynn " 5 - " -Thomas Phillip ' s "- $25 - 0 c - 24 -" " -Not " has Someone to take care Pheobe Phillips of her. See pp . 152 " - J George Crockett ' s 11 - $25-0 Mary A. Crockett " " " Papers not _ signed nor " " dated Sarah A Webb July 5 - " - John J. Webb's " -$25 0 G 65 " No evidence as to loyalty " 8c furnished Catheine C Boyles -May 25 0 E 45 -NC " " -p-~n-~E;_"!. y_ Boyles' " -$25 -not '' Evidence as being a loyal Soldier not furnishe d Nancy Coalson -June ist _ 11 - James Coalsons " -$25 - 0 - C 29 - Va " " Martha F. Swenny - " 18 - 11 - Jasper N Swenny " -$25 -$25- F 4 " " " Lucinda v Sprinkle- May 3__ - " -wm Sprinkle ' s -$25 - O --? 0 -NC " for want of evidence Lyvinia Thomas 9 -John Thomas' " -$25 - O - ? 51 - Va " " " Ma;y ?__a__~·? -June 9 - ? -? _____ _____ ? " - $25 - 0 - 0 0 - " 0 " " t' " u In Wythe Co. Aenry M. Williams -July 14 - Total -Soldier-$30 -$30-?C?E- 29 - " " Zion Nester - " 9 - Partial - " -$15 - 0 - " 24- " " -not " Not Loyal Cros sed lines George ~ Jones - " 7 - " - " -$15 -$15- F 29 " Jno Slaughter - " 2 - To ta l - " - $30 - 0 - 0 0 0 0 -not " not in Service as proved by Pape r s ,, Jordan C. Edwards 9 -$30 0 - I - 63 " Has m ea ns for Support " Christian Easter - May 28 - Partial -$15 0 - F - 29 " " " " " Davi d B. Bird 23 Total " -$30 0- ?- 8- Va "- " " No evidence as to Soldier~~y Martin Mabry -July 11 - Partial -$15 (allowed) 0 - G - 54 " " Jas . J . Monday " 10 -$15 0 - F - 50 - " " - not " Creed Bircham 12 $15 0 - H - 29 - " II " " means of Support 264. Ewell Vernon 265. 266. 267. 268. 269 . page 270 . 271 . <S f 272. 273. 274. 275. ~ 276. > :g ~ 0 ~ 277. ~ 278. ~ g ~ 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286 . 287 . 288. 289. 290 . 291. 292 . 293. July 12- Partial -$15 11 It ft It " " It It It It It It It It It " It It It It It It 11 11 ti It ti It It ti It 11 ti ti ti ti ti ti II II It ti ft ti It It ti It It ti It It It It .. ti ti ti ti ti ti ti �294 . 295. 296. 297. 298. 299. Dar ius Bircham " II Joseph McM il lian wm A McMillian " John Bullion " H. W. Combs " win R. Dyers - May Total 298 No . 242 wa s There were approved " ~ page 152 " ti Total ti Rejected Tot a l 12 9 II " " II -$15 _ Q _ :g e_ ~ ~ t:j ~ ft Q) 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20 . _ ti _ ti ti - $15 - 0- E- " - " "- 11 ti II II - II I I It " - $15 -$1513 -Total (Par tial by Board)- 11 - $30 - $15- G - 53 -$ 30 - 0 - E - 4 5 9 - Total ti - II II " 30 (Partial by Board)- " -$ 30- $15 - F- 29- " omi t ted 91 soldiers 33 widows 124 147 soldiers 27 widow 1 74 page 153 " :.._~ tt It II .. Supposed to be living in NC II 11 11 i> _._:__~_own~~~~~~--A~:~ -~;-~_~:~-~---~------_:.. 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 11 ti ti II II 11 11 not Loyal went north think one half _-_~~-r~v-~~---------------- 1 __D_____ __:__!__:...f._:__1htr--- _!_ __ Gardner Alfred - Apr i l 1 - Partial 0 -HS - $15 - P.. - 29 - Va Inf" Nancy M. Coul son - " l - Husband Dead - James Coulson Widow - $25-$25- C-29 " -Va Inf Mariah Guynn Jul y 2, 1900 - '' - Aaron Gynns widow-$25 - $25 - E - 29 - Va Inf " Mary Thomas - Apr 1 , 1901- " - ston Thomas widow-$25 -$25- E - 29 -? InfChloe Tate -" l, 1901- Wil liam Tate ' s widow- $25- $25 - E - 29 -v-;-Inf " John E. Thomas -" l, 1901 - Partial - Soldier-$30 - $30- E - 29 - Va Inf Har r y Dal ton -" 1, 1901 - Par t ial - " -$15 -$15- Batery-29-Va Ar t? William Wi ll ard -" l, 1901- Tot a l -$30 - $30- F - 5 - Va Inf " Greenbery B. Quesinber y-"1 , 1901- Parti al - " -$15 - 0 - F - 5 -Va In f- Not " Has means of Suppor t Andrew J. Carrico -" 1 , 1901" - " -$15 - $15- E - 45 -Va InfJno B. Mitche l - " 1 , 1901- Total - ti -$30 - ? ______-I- 45 - Va Inf-Not Was not in Ser v i se but to get a discharge is the evidence 11 -$15 - $15- I - 63 - Va Inf (approved) .. 1,1901- Partial Benj. Horton II -$15 -$15 - J - 45 - Va Inf '' ti 1,1901wm J. Farris " -$15-0-F29Va Inf-Not Has not been in State 12 months . 1,1901- " Madison McGee ,, $15 -$15K 50 -Va Inf (approved ) 1,1901- " J, J. Reynolds II -$30 -$ 30K? 50 -Va Inf '' -March 28, 1901- Total Isaac Smith -$15 - $15- E - 25 -Va Cavti Part i a l April 1,1901R. M. Mabery II -$15 0-Crocketts Co . -Va Cav-not ti For wan t of I dentifi" 1.1901G. w. Burnette " cation is our evidence before Board -$15 - $15- D - 29 -Va I nf " (approved) 1,1901John Jennings " II -$15- 0- E- 45-Va I nf - not " Not in Service accor d i ng to 1,1901wm Hall evidence last year. ti II ti ti ti ti 11 11 II .. 11 II 11 II II II .. .. II ......... Al '? �-ao N page 153 (con't) page 152 (con't) Second day Apri l 1900 21. Hamilton Marshall-and of 30-1900 22. Sarah C. Bolt -$15725-0-I - 45- Va Inf- not Not in service but a few month is the evidence before Board. _Dec 3 1900- Husband Dead-A. Jackson Bolts widow- $25-0-I - 4 - Va Inf- Not For want of evidence " 11 II 11 &c -Soldier- $30 - 0 - 0 - 0 - Va Bar~Y- Art23. Henry J Hardy _April 1,1901- Total " " 2,1901- Husbands Dead-James Nesters Wi dow - $25- $25-G-24 - Va Inf24. Hettie Nester 2,1901- Aaron Nesters Widow- $25- $25- G-54-Va Inf25. El izabeth Nester 2,1901-Lor ndo Richard_ Widow-$25-$25-J-63 - Va Inf 26. Nancy Richardson Approved 19 Sol diers Disapproved 7 Approved Widows 7 Soldiers 12 " page 155 page 154 Junw ioth 1901 II II II ft l~ II tt II no . 205 II II II II II II 38 12 Isaac Chappell 39 13 J. M. Hancock 40 14 Madison Bowman 41 42 43 44 - June 10 , 1901- Partial 10,1901- " " II II II II 15 Stephen C. White _May 28 , 190016 Dallas Reynolds " 29,190017 wm L. Utt " 29 , 190018 E. W. Franklin -June 10,1901- II - Approved Disapproved II II " 14 Sol dier 2 II 259 82 66 185 229 246 -Sol dier-$15 - $15" -$15 -$15 - B- Henry's - " Bat" -$15 - 0 - '? - 45 Disap Has ample means for support - $15 - $15 - c - 51 "(ap.) Reconsidered 61 104 - $15 - $15- K - 19 " Cav-$15 - $15- c - 24 " Inf-$15 - 0 - D - 29 "(disap) Has some means of " support II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II �l II II Total approved disapproved app lie at ions total for the day June loth 1901 II 2 Hidows 14 I (disapproved) 4 18 " i 1. John Ayers 2. William Dannell 3. T. C. Felts 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Joshua Mabry William Allen Levi Tate George Coble Lucian M. Daniel -~ --..Q �/3C Submitted by Ruth G. Hale 1990 IT'S THE LAW Virginia Statutes Pertaining to Cemeteri es RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE MATTERS : CEMETERIES Chapter 3. - Cemeteries Article 1. - General Provisions 8 57- 22. Conveyance of land to trustees for cemetery u se . - Land may be conveyed to trustees, not less than five nor more than nin e in number for the use of any city, county, magisterial district, cemetery association, ecclesias tical or other society, as a cemetery . It shall be held by such trust ees and their successors for such use and no other . (Code 1919, S 5 0 .) 8 57- 23 . Appointment, change or removal of trustees . - On the application of the governing body of a city or town, the Commonweal th' s attorney of a county, ten citizens of a magisterial district, or the proper authorities of any such association or society, for whose use such cemetery is held, the circuit court of the county in which the cemetery is situated may , from time to time, appoint , change, and remove the trustees, as provided in S 57- 8, whenever i t may seem to the court proper to effect or promote the purposes of the trust . (Code 1919, S 51.) 8 57-24. Powers and duties of trustees. - Such trustees and their successors shall have power to make such rules and regulations for the burial of the dead, the laying off, assignment and sale of burial lots , and the management, care, preservation and improvement of the grounds, as they may deem proper . They may take and hold personal property and money for the purposes of the trust, and what is so acquired and all money received from the sale of lots shall be accounted for by them and faithfully applied to such purposes.(Code 1 919 ,S 52 . ) 8 57-24.1. Trustee for purpose of suit. -- In the case of any private or family graveyard, where no trustees have been designated, and i t appears that the interest of justice may be served by the appointment of a trustee or trustees for the purpose of suing or being sued, on the petition of any interested party , the court of record wherein deeds are recorded of the county or city in which such cemetery is located, may appoint a trustee or trustees for the purpose of suing or being sued. The petitioner shall bear the expense of such proceedings, provided that in the event a recovery is effected on behalf of such trustee or trustees, costs shall be taxed as provided by law. (1970, c. 94 . ) 8 57-25. Condemnation of land for cemeteries. If it be desired at any time to establish a cemetery, for the use of a city , town , county or magisterial dis trict, or to enlarge any such cemetery already established, and the title to land needed cannot be otherwise acquired , land sufficient for the purpose may be condemned. Application for the condemnation shall be made by the governing body of the city or town, the Commonwealth's attorney of the county, or any ten citizens of the magisterial district, as the case may be, to the c i rcuit court of the county in which the land lies, and the proceedings shall be according to the provisions of Title 25 for condemnat ion of land thereunder , so far as they can be applied to the case. The title to any land acquired under the proceedings, if for the enlargement of an existing cemetery, shall vest in the trustees of such cemetery; and if for the establishment of a new cemetery, the Virgin1.a Appe.lachia.n N ot9B �131 tit l e sh a ll v est in trustees to be appointed under S 57-23. The land shall be held by the t rust e es and their successors as proveded by S 57- 22 . (Code 1919, s 53.) S 57- 26. Re s trictions as to location of cemeteries and as to quantity of land. (1) Restrictions a s to location . - No cemetery shall be hereafter established within a county or the corporate limits of any city or town , unless authorized by appropriate ordinance subject to any zoning ordinance duly adopted by the governing body of such county, city or town; provided that authorization by county ordinance shall not be required for interment of the dead in any churchyard or for interment o f members of a family on private property; nor shall any cemetery be establish ed within 250 yards of any residence without the consent of the owner o f the legal and equitable title of the residence; provided that subject to the foregoing if the location for the proposed cemetery is separated from any residence by a state highway, it may be established upon such location without the consent of the owner of such residence if it be not less than 250' from the residence at its nearest point thereto; provided such prohibition and restriction shall not apply where the tract of land intended for use as a cemetery is separated by any residence by a state highway and now contains a public or private burial ground and is not within the corporate limits of any city or town; and no cemetery shall be hereafter established, and no burial made in any part of any cemetery, other than a municipal or city cemetery, located within 300 yards of any property owned by any city, town or water company, upon which or a portion of which are now located driven wells f rom which water is pumped or drawn from the ground in connection with the public water supply. (2) Quantity of land. - Nothing contained in SS 57- 22 to 57-25 shall be so construed as to authorize a conveyance of more than 300 acres or the condemnation of more than 2 acres of land for the use of a cemetery . (3) Action for damages . - When damage is done to adjacent land by the establistment of such cemetery, whether established by purchase or condemnation, the owners whose lands have been damaged shall have a right to action for such damage against any person , firm , corporation, or municipality, establishing t he cemetery; provided such action be instituted within one year from such establishment . (4) Exceptions. - The prohibitions and restrictions as to the location or establishment of cemeteries shall not apply to the town of Stuart, in Patrick County , to the town of Gretna, in Pittsylvania County, to the town of Shenandoah in Page County, or to the Woodbine Cemetery in the city of Harrisonbur g, Rockingham County. And if the location for the proposed cemetery be in Norfolk County i t may be established on such location if consent thereto be given by the owners of every residence within 250 ' thereof at its nearest point to any such residence, or if the location for the proposed cemetery is separated from any such residence by a state highway it may be established upon such location without the consent of the owner of residence if it be not less than 150' f rom the residence at its nearest point thereto . (Code 1919, S 56; 1926,p.8 66; 1 934, p. 13; 1942 ,p. 102 ; 1944, p. 462; 1948, p. 492; 1952,c. 108 ; 1 954 , c. 10 ; 1960, c. 161.) S 57- 27 . City of Richmond may prohibit burials in certain cemeteries. - Th e gov erning body of the City of Richmond may, by ordinance, prohibit t he bur i al of dead bodies in the cemeteries known as Hams's, Cedarwood, Methodist , Un i on Mechanics', Ebenezer, and Sycamore cemeteries, respectively, and may b y such ordinance provide for penalties for violations of the same by f ine n o t e xcee d ing fifty dollars, or imprisonment in jail not e xceeding s ix months . (Co d e 1 919,S 57) Virg.1.nia Appe.lach1an Notas �13:{ Chapter 3 . - Cemeteries Article 2. - Jointly Owned Cemeteries. S 57-28. Cities and counties may establish. - Any city and county , or any number of cities and counties, may jointly purchase or otherwise acquire land for the purpose of improving and establishing a jointly owned cemetery or cemeteries, and the governing bodies of the cities and counties purchasin g or acquiring land for joint cemetery purpos es shall have the power t o pl a n a n y s u c h cemetery and amend and revise any plans so made, to determine t h e per pe tua l u pk e ep requirements of s uch c e me t ery and of perpetual upkeep lot s therein, to f i x the purchase price of all lots therein, and to designate pauper lot s and lots with and without perpetual care . (1944,p . 326; Michie Suppl. 1946, S 53a.) 8 57-29. Trustees. - After acquiring and planning such cemetery of cemeteries, the circuit court of the county wherein the cemetery is located shall appoint not less than five nor more than nine trustees, who shall reside in the city or county, for the purpose of managing and controlling such cemetery. The trustees shall have the power to convey lots in the cemetery in accordance with the plan thereof, without authority of court, and to include in deeds of conveyance such reasonable restrictions and conditions as they deem advisable, and shall have all other powers granted by general law to trustees of cemeteries. Such trustees shall , before entering upon the performance of their duties, give bond with approved security and in such penalty as the court determines for the faithful performance of their duties.(1944, p. 326; Michie Suppl . 1946, S 53a) S 57-30. Funds from sale of lots and for perpetual upkeep. - The trustees shall, upon delivery of a deed for any lot or portion thereof, except a pauper lot, collect the purchase price and pay it to the designated treasurer of either the county or city establishing the cemetery. The amounts received from the sale of lots or portions thereof as herein determined shall be used by the city and county to pay for the cost of the land and improvements. Al 1 funds for perpetual upkeep shall be properly invested under the direction of the governing bodies of the city and county. The balance of the purchase price of lots or portions thereof, and so much of the income from invested perpetual care funds as may be needed, shall be paid annually to the trustees, to be used by them along with all other funds received by them for the maintenance, operation and upkeep of the cemetery and of the perpetual care lots therein . (1944, p . 326; Michie Suppl . 1946, S 53a.) Article 3. - Disposition of Property for Maintenance and Care. S 57-31. May be in perpetuity. - No disposition of property heretofore or hereafter made for the maintenance or care of any cemetery, burial ground, burial lot in a cemetery, or monument, or other erections about such cemetery or burial lot, shall fail by reason of such disposition having been made in perpetuity , but shall be valid.(Code 1919, S 59; 1918, p. 103; 1920, p. 10.) - - to be continued Learn ing about Virginia's laws which govern cemetery operations takes a little time and study and it is comforting to feel that these laws protect both those i n side a cemetery and those outside. Our Gen ealogists who do a lot of work in cemeteries will be more interested in the laws under Article 4 which deal with abandoned and neglected graveyards and r emoval and r einterment of remains. VJ:r81n1a .Appalachian Not.gs �/33 11 MARRLAGES of Pul ask i Count y , Virgin ia continued from Vol . XV- p 90 page 15 1866 June 21 " " " .. .. 23 24 25 26 28 29 July 10 12 " .. 20 "1 " " Aug 24 25 26 27 28 28 30 1 " 10 " ,," .." .. 22 23 29 Sept 14 " .. 29 Oct " " .. 1 .. 1 2 8 " " " 15 " " 17 18 27 .. .. page 16 1866 Nov 12 " " " 17 23 24 " 29 Dec 1 " 19 " 1867 25 27 " " 31 Jay 1 Guy Crockett and Paul Haskins and Benjamine Jones and George W F~ and Raphael Elkin and Shepherd H Hartwell and Harry Wilson and wm C J ~ Barger and Giles T Burton and Henry Jewell and James Farmer & Mark Earles & James H Saunders & James F Andrews & James Brown & David Henderson & James L Farries & An drew S Ratliff & George M Owen & Joseph A Sifford & Thomas F Rupe & Samuel Coleman & Elijah Given~ & Peter Burkes & Berryman Johnson & Andrew Moore & James T Ransom & Ll oyd Williams & Joseph Simpkins & Wheeler F Linkous & wm H Teadin & ----Jonathan R King & David S T~lor & Charl es E Wilson & William Strothis & Lucy Ann Brown Emeline Sanders Elizabeth Hawley Eliza J Snow Sarah J Meredith Jennie Claytor Hannah Waisly Sarah E Mathews Virginia M Sifford Araminta A Burton Harriet J Rupe Ann E Lunteford Melinda Fink Martha Morehead Nancy Jane Redd Rachel Saunders Tabitha A Hughes Eliza A Robinson Sallie E Vaughn Phebe J Price .?_~i1l._ed E Rupe Martha Anderson Ellen Shelburne Nancy M Brooks Fannie Nickolas?Nicholas Elizabeth M Cloyd Lucinda Breeding Elizabeth Adams Martha Simpkins Mary R Kinnett El l a K Newsom Lucinda Williams Vi ctoria J Bane?Brice Mary A M HodgefHedgeJane Taylor William T Vickers and Jesse T Foaldin and William Paris to George Richardson to James E Baxter to James W Vickers to Thomas King & Joseph Thompson & David Irvin & James R Miller to Dan i el Shelburne to Susan L Anderson S~ J McGuire Kittie M Kirkner Harri et V St Clair L~_'-:i_cied C Rupe Alice R Haney Mary Jane Rankins Mary L Beale Mary Jane Baldwin Eley A Snow Mary A Meredith --- ----- Virginia Appalachian Notes �'3 'f Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 12 1867 Charles S Owen John Black Samuel Lacy Cephas A Runyon T J Matthews Wyatt Straw James P Kelly Robert C Kent William Harrel Adam Pearson Garland J Holbrook Samuel R Lackey Jacob Lewis Isaac H Larew William Black Hugh Daily Silas Walthal Alvis Martin George W Odell James E Owens William King S~m£n Higans Thomas P Williams John Sadler Jan 10 Jan 14 Jan 16 Jan 22 II 29 Feb 1 II 4 Feb 7 8 II Feby .. 9 .. .... .. 11 II 12 .." 13 14 .. " Mar .. Apr .." page 17 1867 April " " June " " " July " " " Aug " 22 26 18 25 3 4 6 8 10 29 8 13 18 19 4 25 " 26 " .. .. 12 21 22 24 " " " 30 Sept .. " " " Oct .. " 4 5 16 17 18 1 12 15 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Andrew C Dunn to Samuel Smith to Mark Clark to William H Smith to James Harris to Arthur C Clark to Moses Smith to John H Durham to Philip R Thornton to John Haymond to Jordan Nowlin to Robert A Glendy to Edward Scott to Robert J Crow to John A Baxter to Frank Cosby to Obediah Parise to John Brooks to James Webb to George H Gorden to James N Bosang to Paris NicKerson to William M Beaucock to James Journell to Green Hendricks to Mary M Smit.h Rosa Jane Sayers Matilda J Rogers Maggie A Turman?Surman Mary Fletcher Wygal Jennie Leon Mary E Anderson ~nastasia Pleasants Smith Elizabeth French Emma John Pearson Irene E Cecil Julia E Cecil Delia Ann Clenunins Gillie A C Glendy Mary S Rogers Sarah E Trinkle Matilda A Haney Elizabeth Hodges Mary E Godbey Mary Elizabeth Fleeman Nancy King Susan Johnston Sarah J E Sc Elizabeth King ----- F Sayers Lucretia J Burton Hannah Finley (Freid) Lavinia C Snow -Margaret Dawson (Freid) Elizabeth Clark Euma Cleven Eliza Fortner Clementine Linkous Frances Rogers Rachel Southers (Freid) Nannie M Darst Louisa Mi ter Sophia Click Margaret B Taylor Ettie Burkes Lucy Bassham Polly Henderson Sallie A E Jones Harrriet A Runion Mary F Cecil Mildred A ClarK Virginia Fulwider Ernaline M Anderson Melinda Hall Aorgolett~r Virginia Appalachian Notes �/:35 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 13 1867 Oct 18 " 19 22 " II " Nov 1867 Nov page 18 1867 Nov 26 " 25 .. .. .. .. .. 2 Dec .,, ... 1868 31 12 3 " 5 7 11 21 23 23 24 31 Jan'y 24 " 28 Feb 6 " 10 " 19 " 27 March " " 4 5 " 8 " .." 11 18 " 27 28 " page 19 April " " 4 14 " ., 30 May 18 June 9 June 10 ti to to to to Lucetta In~raham Hannah Buster Roada C~ens Margaret Henderson to to to Sarah A Lowry Maggie J Guthrie Virginia A Akers wm R Snyder wm A Graham Reuben T Thornton Elijah Breeding David Wright Joseph Martin Jesse McNeers John Norvell Reuben McClenan Jacob Mills Henry A Carper Isaac Johnson Charles Saunders to to to to to to to to to to to to to John H Thomas John L French l osephus Morgan Stephen Bryson Wilber F Nicholson Peter Lewis Milton Torrence John H Sifford James J Hurt Ma lco~ 1 Haley Austin Jones John B Baskerville Manson Slaugher Geo R Huston James C Carter to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Ellen C Mathews Mary E Miles Drucilla C Smith Sarah E Crouch Susan Young Nancy Huddle Mollie Clark Jane Eanes Lydia Lo£!ell Easter NicKerson Mary E Douthat Sarah Carter Sa!!;na .!!.ogans Sarena Minerva A Doudy Adaline Conner Elizabeth L Brown Eliza S Hunt?Rurt?Hurst -- Mary C Birchl ey Laura King Maria Hendricks Martha J Kanode Lavlett Woolwine Sarah M Pope?Pa2e Minerva Clark Mary-T?F McDerrned Mirna Stephens Elizabeth C Sarver Sophia R All i son J ames T !rolinger Harman E Biggs Nicho las C Brown James A Yonce Joseph B~~s Joseph R Scales Wm H Davis ?enry l_<?_~e_~ Isarel Johnson Andrew Gott Wyat G to to to to to to to to to to to Mary E King Mary A Linkous Sallie K Gaines Ci(.!!J~r)lda J Morehead Elmira Scott Ollie R Howe Eva M Haney Mahilda Links?Sinks Lucy P Gr~w?<!_t;_~ Martha H Miller _!{ady l_P~dJ:_ Long --- .. .. Harvey Conner Micajiah Leftwich Thomas Page John Goreists Gonisls John H Burton Thomas A Mahood Wm A Dove " " 20 .. L1 '?ll July 2 Virginia Appalachian Notes �I 31., 14 1868 Pulaski Co , Va, Marria g es July 23 .. .. August 1 " " .. 4 " 27 28 " Sep Sep . .. .. .." " " " .. page 20 1868 Oct 2 7 12 " 14 28 " 28 28 8 9 13 " 17 19 II " II 21 22 Nov 3 7 " " 17 II " " 19 " 21 24 " " " " 25 " 26 " 27 Dec'r 14 18 " 19 " 21 " 23 " 24 " " Nancy R~nfr.~ Frances E Thomp s on Martha Jane Beral Nancy J Bassham Kitty Burks Lucy A Johnson Emmarill a r Smith Caroline Campbell Matilda J Draper Mary Ro op Celia Bowles Lucy Hawkins Belinda Holley Louisa Tompson Elizabeth Hill El iz abe th Ann Farmer Elizabeth Brookman Lizzi~ J Sayers Harriet Dalton Nicho l as Baker to David Taylor to Charles Robert St Clair Marion Holley to Francis A Allison to Zachariah Hartwell to John D Hammaker to Marion S Barger to Arnold M.!!_~ to Miles C Wal l ace to Boyd Henry Craig to Char l es L Price to John W Holliday to J Boston Robinson to Har~y S Barger to Henry to James H Woods to Charles Richard to F A Morgan to Thomas Turner to J ohn A Saunders to William Taylor to James M Stone to William L Jones to George T Pratt to Lew is Peters wm R Cole-to to Peyton Baker to George E Wil lson Minerva Brooks Mat i lda Nicho l son to Mary Amelia Boyd Rebecca Adkins Elizabeth Ceci l Mary Conner Florence J Meredith Susan R Durham Ma rtha A Black Nancy J Parker Lucy Parker Nancy Emma Mitche ll El izabet h Helton J Nancy E J Brookman Emma H Cunningham - --- 30 30 . . J ame s Miller t6 William C Whitaker to William F Palmer & Thomas J Davis to Henry Mitchell to John W Arther to Levi S Burton to Harrison Crews to Wil liam R Hughes to Michael Kirk Fi~er to James Jones to Henry Robinson to James M Irvin to William Nicherson to Sebastian Meredith to Peter Reyburn Hicks to Foster to S James G D ead~o th t o James Brookman to " " 29 " " " 31 Amanda Palmer Bettie Eaves ?Eanes Martha ~r~&J2.?Gr~gg Cynthia M Cofer Mary B Martin Nancy J Burnett Hel l e na V Kidd Lucy R Ra t l i f f Esther M Saye r s Martha Smith - Frances E Bocock Celia Mills Margaret A Newby Virginia Appalachian Notes �137 IS Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages page 21 1869 Jan'y 22 . .. Fe by 1 3 4 II 15 15 .. " " Mar ch March 2 5 13 ti Apl 7 " 13 " 26 May 14 20 " 31 " June 1 " .. .." " .. July " " .. II 8 9 10 " 23 11 12 13 16 22 29 " Aug 3 .. 7 ,. 11 " 16 " 17 " 20 page 22 1869 Aug 21 .. 28 Sept 1 " 7 " 9 " ,, .," ..14 " 21 .. 28 Octr 1 James K Anderson James T Duncan Mil ls Wagner James N Curtus James Redpath Thomas Boyer wm H Hawkins C A Harmans Jas C Kirkner J C Blackburn W11 J Duncan Isaac Page wm T?F Dawson JosJHufford Jos Cofer Sparel Scott Edward Harris Granville Lewis Jacob Johnston Reazen Thornton J Lewis Collins Ewd Burks Goein Hindricks Isaac M C Baker Robt Taylor Deria Graham Chas Surrell David M Huffman James Miles J H C Smith L Johnston J ames Smith Anderson Hou elue Sam1 Calloway Pe Whitaker wrn G Booze - - to to to to II II " " " " ,," " " ,," " " " to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Chas Jernnell to John C Price to Alex ~ Mahaffey to Frank Dances?Darcie to Thos W Simpkins~ to E S Johnston to Saml Haines to Ewd C Hall to J A Simpkins to Jordan Simp~in to Godfrey Benis to Rhoda S Barger Margaret E Anderson Mary Davis Sarah D Branch Ro~na Holliday Charlotte Hale Cynthia M Cecil Corrella M Haney Elizabeth Hall N K Proctor Nancy Andrew Margaret Col~man Eliz.~ Bay~.Boy~ M !i Ingram Susan Turner Elizth Redpath Eliza Johnson Cusley Owen Rose M Whitman Elizabeth Elkins Catherine S Kno~ Martha Austin Margaret Turner M E Smith Lucy Haskins Hariette Covey Narissa Martin Elizth J Morehead Sally Burks E I Covey Hannah Hall Julia Lee Elouisah?Elisabeth Hendricks Cornelia Smith Ann E Burton Nancy A Turner Susan Anderson Nancy J Anderson Minnie Hawkins Susan Armistead Delia Hamilton F A Foote Sarah Odell Lucy Guthrie Mary A Rupe Elizttt Allison Mary Walker Virginia Appalachian Notes �/38 16 1869 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 21 21 " Nov 1 3 " " 10 " 11 " 22 " " " 19 20 24 . .. II II " 30 1 Dec ,," " II 6 13 18 22 " 24 27 " " " page 23 1870 no date Jany 5 .." 6 II " " 10 " " 22 24 29 " 19 9 Fe by " " " Mar " II 12 14 16 24 26 6 9 14 15 Apl 12 14 " 23 " 26 " 27 " 30 May 9 14 .. II .. Calvin Shepherd Henry Magee Dan Hurst Robt Carter C C Foote Ja 5 ~ Leggans John Wade James Kirkner Jas M Vest Ja 5 Howard Ja 5 E Floyd George FC?.rge R C Rupe F S Thornton Charles B Holley wm P Scott Berry Johnson A G Anderson or Underwood Geo A McCoy Jno M Anderson Taylor Brown to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to " " Mary Price Ann Hale (Color ed ) Matilda B Miller Kitty Eans Elizabeth Trinkl e Easter M Crawford Margt Jackson Mary K Sefferd Inez Ann Williams Celia T Owens Amanda Owens Adaline Sols ter Virginia Si;pki;$"" Part enna Menaster Ann EFost~r----Mary S Covey Jennie Nicholas Sall ie Canada M C Sifford " & Mary E Kisrace Mo ll ie Lee - -- A J Duncan to Parthenia Hurst G W McGuire to Lucinda Simpkins wm J Finch to M J Simpkins A A-Headrick to Eliz 'th Kirkner to Elizth Odle Crockett Moore Ballard Mitchell to Nancy Ha skins E J Huff to E J Hickman wm Tabor to Mary Holliday Jas R Carter to Nancy J Harkness Edward Scott to Minerva f_ampbell wrn G Cunningham to P E Love?Lore?Lane Ja 5 L Cooper to Nancy Smith Jo's'?Ja's Parker to Emi1=.}: Mills Ja ' s Y--Austin to Mary Sayers St i ger Melker Gowens to Calarissa Scott to Emily Crouch H L Norris Moses Hi_ndr'i;_s_~ to Malissa Anderson Gordon Akers to Louisa A Covey Henry Hickman to ~i~~ Harman Edward Morehead to Alase Ann Page Thos Lowery to A Vaughn A E GoodyKoontz to E E Cecil A Covey to M E Terry to Elizth Sadler A J ??~_easy?? wm M McCraw to Jane Paine Peter Giles to Ellen Green James D Dillion to Margaret Lawson to Mary Smith John Pain A Virginia Appalachian Notes �/39 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 17 1870 .... June 1 4 18 July 4 6 " July 7 July 11 !uly page 24 1870 3 " " " 16 18 23 " " 30 II .." Sept 3 6 20 7 Oct " " 13 17 20 Nov 17 " 23 Dec 1 7 " ",, 10 13 21 22 " " " 27 " " " page 25 1871 Jan " 3 5 5 " 12 " 13 24 25 Feby 11 15 16 wm H Harmon Ge 0 P Anderson Ge 0 Burk John .!i_ Morgen James A Pratt C Stewart Johnathan L Viar wM M GoodyKoontz to to to to to to to to Nancy J Howa.rd . Margaret C S Barger Pheba A Henderson Sarah A Wysong Sarah J Sayers Sarah Lewis Rebecca Miles Lucinda Woolwine Sarah Sayers Abraham Vaughn to Amanda E J Boyd Birdy?Birley C Viar to Nannie J Hoge George H Chumbly to William Smith to Nancy Odell Nancy Wil 1 is James Odell to Hannah Mitcbele Granville H Cook to Rebecca Allison Lewis Russel & Archibald B Waganer to Victorine Mullen Isaiah L Poff to Virginia E H~ Mariah L Clark Joseph Nunn to Marked out Orleana (her name) Newton Woodyard to Bathia White John T Bacock to Mary S Scott Elizabeth Chrisley Washington Shenole to Lizz ie J Martin Leslie C Mathews to Julia A Lovrell?Sorvell Alex Penn to Kizzie C-Cradale-- Jn° S C Painter to wm McDaniel Martha M French to wm F Palmer Mary L Showalter to to Josephine Hardy (cold) Anderson Cook (Cold) Joseph W Clark to Elizabeth B Moore John W Rhodes to Lucinda Martin Ellie E Guthrie Chester B Mahood to Rachel Sutton?Suttair?Lutton David H Martin to David Lawson to Relda Gr~vely Ann E Douthat James T Warden to Sabrin?Labier S Covey Jas D Smith to Oliver Harden to MargaretHe-ndricks John A Tabor to Sarah J Hufford Aaron Lancaster to Lucy Now~~?Nowler ---- Ransom S Dudley Moses?Mares Brook to to ----·to ~lli !'f_~t_c b~~~ Charles Anderson to James Bernard to John Cower to Wm A Guinn to Jerry Farmer to Russel F Canby?Conley Dr wm H Branslott to Nelson Lewis to --- - Mary Arthur Julia Cannada Jane L A_t_k~ Louisa Showalter Ed ie Parker Mary Nelson Luernma Conner Sarah E Besong to Mary E Baine?Bane Mary Watson Jane Smith Virg i nia Appalachian Notes �I t./-0 18 1871 Pulaski Co , Va , Marri ages Feby 27 March 21 " 26 April 1 " 6 " " May " " 4 " 12 " 15 July 8 13 " 31 " Aug 8 Sept 9 Octr 11 16 " 20 " " 24 30 " Nov 2 " 15 " 22 " 24 -Dec ·11 page 26 1871 Dec " " " " 1872 " 20 " 25 26 " 27 Jany 2 3 " 10 " " " 11 18 " 29 " ti Fe by 2 14 " " 21 26 " March 11 " 14 " 16 ----" 29 April 9 " 11 Aaron Lancaster --Jackson Sherman to L Barber to Catharine Hall Jackson Palmer to Mary Graham John A-Saunders?Alexander? to Sarah Floyd James Rippy to Jane Rawlins Chas T Burton to Pardia J Whitaker Calvin Burk to Barbara Humphries wm Martin to Sallie Smith Rush Floyd to Henry Ann McDaniel Stephen Bryson to Elizabeth H Saddler Claibanere Bower to Margaret Allen W s Kaine to Mary Jan e Viras Thomas J Odell to Julia P E Phle g ar Colman Darding to Hettie Peck David Hall to Hannah McClanahans wm D Ratcliff to Nannie M Wygal James J Wi l liams to Amanda J Akers Harvey Albert to Nancy J D~dley Crockett Love to Maria Carter Ch;:-s-"'M"Crawford to Lockie T Howley Miles Collins to Susan Vaughan Poland Flinchum to Mary Simpkins John S Davice to Pesidoper Cluster Wm R Whit~cher?? to Rebecca June Sk ien ?Poindexter to Amanda Pr __ ·?~=i~­ W"sHubba;-d____ to sarah-R Price - - - - ill_s_ to Rachel A Cecil David Hounshel l to John Brown to James Dawson to Jefferson Williams to Thomas Ingraham to Claiborne Parker to Geo W Underwood to Jack M-Craft to Henry-T-Whitamore to Henry Crawford to Jerry Thornton to Alexander Patterson to Robt M Carper to Bartram Golbreath to Charles Bristol to Benjamine Bell to Joel R?P Tolbert to Henry C Mathews to wm Road to David Rodgers to wm Smith to wm A Dove to Maryland Charlton to Rhoda King Fanny Miller Gennie Burter?Buster Louisa Red Ann Draper Lena McClanahan Sarah AKers Lucinda Cecil Catharin e M Ha le y Easter M S t one Nancy s·-Newby Bettie Wood (cold) Mary C (ink ~lot) Louanna--R-Qt7°esenberry · Margaret Mi tchel Easter Hendricks Nann i e Caldwell Mary E Martin Mary J Hill I_sab_~l_<!, Page Betsy Hawkins Lucinda AKers D£_1:._th~~ Lest er Virginia Appalachia Notes �//f/ Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 19 1872 w~ Craft April 11 " " " ,, 17 23 25 " May ,, " Henry R Stone Cha 5 B Driscol David Howard James Montgomery Thos W Galbreath Reuben Thomas Harvey A Jameson Jordan Lewis Geo S Baskervill Josephus Geo H Hale Doug la s J Helden James Moler 9 15 18 June " 5 8 1 2 " 17 July " page 27 1872 August ,. 1 5 10 " " ti ti " Sept 11 28 " 16 17 11 31 1 " " " ti " " ,, 2 8 10 16 22 25 " Novr 13 26 12 21 " ti " ti ti 24 " II " 25 " " " 187 3 " 30 6 8 11 Jany 13 ti 20 " Jany " ti Feby 11 15 " to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Mahulda Meredith Martha Flenchum Virginia Dauthat Ellen Robinson Louisa Boyer Callie Rupe Ann E Porter Sarah A Vermillion Leon i a Saunders Sarah Moran Mary G Hu~~~ Mary J Hopkins (col ' d) Mary E !!£.Et? Sarah Loves -- Richard Hobson to Margaret Russel Georg e W Walker to Emma C Wys2r Harr i son Kasey to Mary Sean George Wright to Margar-et"t Resser7R~~ George Co l e to Rosanna C Thomas B A Wright to S E Douthat Joseph A Critze to Fannie Douthat Catharine B Haymaker Mathew Dudley to Martha C Legans Rob tG~y?Gray to John H Clemans to Vir ginia E Price Mereweather P Kidd to Josaphin Snow Wil liam _ T P~ to Virgi nia C Heck Jacob J Albert to Sophia J Turner Edwar d Whitehead to Harriet Mills James H Cecil to Amanda E Cecil Geor ge Loven?Lovern to Marth Paine John Lawson to Ann Clemens R H W Smart Lucy Galloway to Sam 1 D Clower Sarah E Shephard to John Morrison Charlott Mills?Nulls to John W Farmer to Flor a E Welch wm Gr;en to Mary Hale John A Smith to Mary ~ New~-~ Robt Hogans to Maz?Ma£ Y Newsoms Jos A Robertson J Al lice Shelton to John H D~dler_ F L Fulwiler to Gilford L Dudley V Shelton to Ma thews w!l! -to Elizabeth Russel Elbert B Akers to ~eJ:} M~~ E Rupe Ne l son Coleman Agnes Clark to Corolit Campbell Calvin Cook to Amdrew Thornton Rouna P LinKous to Doctor M Owen Letiehia D Lowenos to '?Lawrence John W Wilson to Lu cy C Craig Harrison Simpkins to Adeline Li°ftous '?Loftus ------ _____ , ----- ------ Virginia Appalachian Notes �I 'I-:< 20 1873 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages Feby 19 Mar 6 page 28 March 5 13 " 13 " 20 " 22 " II 26 " " April " .. 5 9 12 " 30 May 9 " 16 May 26 28 " 31 June 2 10 " 14 " II .." 16 25 It 26 July 10 23 Aug 6 ., 21 30 Sept 1 .. .. .." .... Oct .. .. " " ,, 3 10 18 1 2 4 8 11 page 29 1873 October 15 Novrll ,, 4 Nov 13 .. " " 24 24 M C Stone Lee Clark wm Dalton to to to Maggie ES ~~ Patience Page (col'd) Sarah J (?Johnston?) George A Catron to Eugenia B Lyon George Boothe to Mary Shockley William T Hamilton to Eliza J Thomas Hiram McClanahan to Sarah ~o~dy?Kordy Thomas Wilson to Harriet J Hed g e Nathaniel P Showalter to Mary L Roberts Thomas R Vaughn to Susan Kirk~~~ Wm R Hughs to Mrs M A Owens Olliver Smith to Tina '?Nina Ross Haven B Howe to Katie A CloydIsaac Hinkle to Amanda Hinkle William Bishop to Miss Nannie c Walter Robert A Carden to Miss Mary B H Ru~Y.-On Robt Draper to Fannie (no surname given) John R Charlton to Lucy R Rupe Henry S Crockett to Minnie Howe to Jacob Price Margaret M Burton to Miss Sue Harris Samuel R Honaker to Louise Porter Joseph S Bell to Julina Williams James R Hale to Mary Carter Floyd NucKle to Mol l ie J Coleman James L Coleman to Easter Hendricks Earley Col. to Maria Stokes (cold) William Toller to Miss Mary L Reed · Bishop Henry W to Easter Whitten Francis Harman Anthony Johnson Cold to El eaner Hogan Cold to Miss Mary M Holmes Jno C Ho~r<!. to Texas A Odell Claborne Lawson Nannie Holliday Geo Baker to Frances Carter (Cold) Milton Saunders to Mary M Warden James A Sheppard to Milley Paterson Cold Lewis Armstead to R E S Buckingham George C Farmer to ~ettie Hendricks (Cold) Robert Conner to Eliza J Wade Cold H son Fuller to Adelia--Mil ls Cold Jack'Son overs;:reet to Millie V Ratliff Calvin D H p~~~ to John ~ ~ Claborn Anthony Ewing Linder Green Redpath Charles C~.L!_ork Joseph P Whitt Thomas C Stinson to to to to to to & Sarah E Vest Louisa Ford Charlott ?S ion? M.!!_':_~1:_~ Hedg"°"e_ _ _ _ _ _ Rachel Har£z_ Cold Elvina ~ Haley Miss Alice Fortune Virginia Appalachian Notes �1/13 CORRECTIONS TO PULASKI CO . MARRIAGES from Vol 15, Aug 1991 The editor pulled a boner - forgot to put the corrected pages in . First page number is page number of VAN - 2nd number is page number of marriage register. The corrections were made by people who are familiar with Pulaski Co. names. Most of the differences concerned handwriting - was it a or o, n or r, s or 1, i or j , etc . I (editor) don't know as I am not familiar with the county names. p 81: pl. 1850 July 9 James L KIRBY Oct 9 James CALFEE Oct 10 ?JACK Montgomery 1851 Feb 12 Anna NEWBY Mar 3 Martha A NUELL? Oct 1 ?H AM or Adam Miller & Mary WALTERS p 82: p2. 1851 Nov 15 Nancy R HEDGE Nov 6 ELMIRA Farmer 1852 Jan 14 El izabeth OGLE Oct 27 ELMIRA Crawly p3 May 21 Reuben T LOVELL 1853 May 28 William HAWLEY p3 p83: 1853 Sept 10 Abraham BECKLESHIMER Sep 27 Daniel H ROOP Oct 19 Richard P GILLIAM p4 1854 Oct 17 Sarah E BOWDEN pS p84: 1855 Mar 22 Thomas KIRKNER Nov 20 George W MUNCY Dec 10 Hardin L CRUM p85: p6 Sep 25 Jerorne F COLLEY Oct 27 CALVIN C Hoy Dec 15 1857 Feb 25 p7 June 5 Sep 23 Sep 23 Oct 2 1858 Jan 6 Feb 11 p86: p8 Mar 30 June 30 Oct 29 1859 Mar 9 p87: 1860 p87: 1860 p88: 1863 1864 p89 : 1865 p90: Jn° J HALEY Calvin SHINALT Russel PATTON Jn° W NEWMAN Mary COLE Leander A WALL Martha BONN Minereva GUTHRY Mariah L Warsham James E W LANE Orlena J SOUTHERN A Abbott MOREHEAD p9 Oct 18 Lucretia HAWLEY Feb 22 Sarah Jane SUTTON plO Oct 26 ARMASITA Nester Dec 15 Mary J BEUSA Dec 17 Emily TIPTON pll Apr 15 Mary E CARPER Dec 9 LORAN J Morgan pl2 May 5 Cynthia NEW BEY pl2 May · 2 IRA Graham June 6 Philip J DEANE pl3 NOV 26 Charles L Terry? NOV 26 John C Andrews We have received a letter from one of our members, Malita Warden Murphy, saying that she had copies of the Pulaski Co marriages & would we like to have her reading of the records & sent some of her corrections. Yes, we want all corrections to our version of the records. Here are corrections from Mrs Murphy: p83 VAN: p4 1854 Apr 4 Breeding & Angelia McDaniel Apr 10 !!Y.the Akers & Mary E Haley Sept 10 Cook & Lavernia C Dudley June 5 William Mill~r & Clarissa Campbell Oct 17 Sarah E Bowden June 16 Dexter Bullard & Mary ~ Bullard Oct 18 William ~ Rupe June 29 Wm J Mitchell & Mary ~Wilks Oct 25 Amel Willis Aug 29 Jos H Winston Nov 23 Big~& Mary E Travilla p85 VAN: p 6: Oct 27, 1856 : Calvin C Hoy p89: pl3 June 12, 1865: Stuart Clark Warden & Josephine Virginia Booten . From her records (personal) the above marriages were copied wrong Vi:gln1& Appalachian Not3s �RILEY CEMETERY Botetourt County, Virginia 2~ miles from the "Picnic Area" o n Garvin' s Cove , Hollins Entrance . Recorded 1 May 1991 by Charles W & Ruth G Hale. Starting l eft s id e of gate . (Indication of severa l more unmarked gr aves . ) Riley, Inf s/o L L 8 L M March 12 , 1924 Riley, Levela M - w/o L L - (stone damaged) - May 2 , 1889 - March 23, 1924 Riley, Letcher L - (:':John M Oakey) - Apr 1 0, 1883 --Au g 18, 1957 +Riley, Henry Thomas July 2, 1911 - Aug 5 , 1960 (:':John M Oakey) Va Pfc Corps of Engineers , WW II Riley, Leslie w 1908 - 1956 Po llard, John If Aug 1, 1867 - Apr 2, 1941 +George, Frank J - Pfc, US Army, WW II - July 22, 1923 - June 12, 1990 Creasey, Nettie E Stanl ey - Mot her Nov 25, 1899 - Feb 4 , 1988 Creasey, Claud Alfred, w/o · w R & Nettie - Aug 6, 1921 - Sept 29, 1924 McFalls, Lutishy - Mother Nov 10, 1895 - Apr 13, 1939 Layman, Eliza Leonard May 14, 1854 - Nov 11, 1923 Layman , James Haden June 10, 1853 - Oct 17, 1923 Crawford, Herman W - Husband Aug 13, 1912 - Aug 5 , 1944 Crawford, Ida Lee - w/o S C March 8, 1876 - Nov 30, 1941 Crawford, Samuel C March 26, 1869 - Oct 7, 1946 +Crawford, James C - Va Sgt Us Army WW I - May 15, 189 5 - Nov 2, 1952 Goad, James Douglas Sept 25, 1936 - Dec 1, 1936 " , Curtis Crawford Aug 28, 1944 - Aug 29 , 1945 Infant sons of James C & Cl ara L Goad Crawford, Lorena B July 20, 1899 - Apr 22, 1925 Moran, Veva Irene - d/o A L & Alice - May 22, 1915 - Dec 12, 1918 Mor~an, Clarence May - w/o W E March 3, 1893 - Jan 1, 1919 Morgan, Hazel May - d/o w E & C M - b 8 d June 4 , 1916 Dogan, Mee - Father Sept 3, 1870 - May 6, 1950 Dogan, Kate Riley - Mother - w/o McC - Aug 30 , 1873 - Jan 26 , 1940 Dogan, Vernon Lee - Dar ling Boy June 23 , 1897 - Oct 21 , 1918 s/o McC 8 Mary C Feb 25, 1893 - Dec 2 , 1928 Etter, Lula Mary Dogan - Mother Born 1892 - Died Nov 24, 1948 Etter, R A Horne -made marker) (Large cement block. Sept 26, 1913 - Jan 8, 1945 +Etter, Elwood A. Va Pfc 314 Inf 79 Inf Div WW II Myer s, Andrew Goodman - s/o M H & S M - Aug 8, 1914 - Sept 29 , 1924 Dec 10, 1871 - Dec 17, 1947 Myers, Mannie Haden Oct 8, 1885 - Nov 16, 1949 " , Sussan Mary June 19, 1848 - Jan 15, 1 931 Riley, J W March 30, 1847 - May 17, 191 5 Riley, Sarah A - w/o J W 1865 - 1929 Dogan, John 1865 - 1953 " , Rhoda b & d June 26, 1931 Mullins, Lavana Mae Grave - ??? Jan 2, 1880 - June 13 , 1937 Gusler, Allie Minty - Mother Aug 9, 1905 - Jan 25 , 1906 - Sm 16d Gusler , Stanton Thelmer s/o J H & Allie M Edison, William Dorris - s /o W B & Ada - March 30, 1917 - Age 12 days �/~5 Riley Cemetery Laura (could not read the rest of inscription) Wood, Martha J Aug 23, 1831 - Feb 8, 1910 - Age 87 yrs Sm lSd Dogan, Silas S June 22, 1881 - Apr 28, 1960 Dogan, Jennis Stanley Aug 3, 1888 - Jan 11, 1973 (*Rader) Doss , Hazel Dogan Oct 25, 1913 - March 22, 1982 (:':Rader) Dogan, Ethan E, Sr. 1911 - 1982 (:':Rader) Etter, George Washington (**) 1844 - 1918 Etter, Mary Ann Riley - w/o Geo W - Apr 23, 1872 - Sept 10, 1920 Riley, John H Sept 6, 1869 - Aug 13, 1915 " , Ora Anna March 10, 1871 1953 (*Oakey) Riley, David C Died Jan 1, 1923 - Age 68 yrs. " , Nannie J Apr 5, 1858 - Jan 10, 1923 Crawford, Clemmer Eugene - s/o S G 8 Ida L - Aug 16, 1906 - Oct 12, 1906 Riley, Louedna E - d/o G T & Hallye J - Apr 18, 1912 - June 9, 1913 Riley, George T 1875 - 1937 Carpenter, Orin Aug 13, 1814 - March 31, 1886 Jenkins, Samuel May 15, 1852 - Aug 28, 1888 Sept 2, 1839 - March 6, 1895 " , Virginia Riley, Inf s/o J H & Ora Oct 17, 1898 Feb 14, 1850 - March 24, 1910 Riley, Francis G Riley, Henry Thomas ·Aug 30, 1846 - May 19, 1919 Mar 1813 - Oct 25, 1902 Riley, Mary M Grave, marked with fieldstone 1857 - 1928 Lipes, Charles M 1865 - 1945 " Mary Sue Nov 16, 1879 - Feb 9, 1920 Pollard, Charles 0 June 25, 1893 " , Cletus S Died June 18, 1982 (:':John M Oakey) Bauman, Mrs Cletus L Sept 20, 1915 - Feb 12, 1920 Pollard, Wade Hampton Grave, marked with fieldstone ? -1 , military tombstone; :': funeral home marker; :'::': Masonic emblem. ==================================================================================== LEGISLATIVE PETITION The original may be ordered from the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Va 23219 Ask for Na than Ryan, Franklin Co . , Va. , 12 Nov 1791. To the Honourable the Speaker and Gentlemen of the house of Delegates. Nathan Ryan Humbly Shewith That your Petitioner was entrusted by James Powel Edmonson a pensioner who resided in the County of Franklin to draw his pay for two Years then due: Your Petitioner Accordingly Applied at the Auditors Office and Obtained Two warrants or Orders on the Treasurer of the State Boling Stark G't Thus One of the Bonds for the Sum of Twenty four pounds Each, which warrants or Orders your Petitioner unfortunatley got destroyed in his pockett when suit to be washed, by which means your petitioner is subjected and has Actually paid to the said Pensioner the sum of Forty Eight pounds in Spice. Your Petitioner therefore prays that your Hon'ble house will consider the hardship under which he lies & grant him the Necessary and your Petitioner will pray ~~? Nathan Ryan, the 20th of October 1791. �1~6 COVE ALUM CHURCH Cemetery on Carvins Cove Bennett Springs side, Botetourt Co, Va. Recorded 11 June 1988 by Charles & Ruth Hale John A Board April 27, 1826 - Nov 10, 1912 Sallie E Padgett May 3, 1864 - March 13, 1950 Several more graves marked with fieldstones. Additional information: Roanoke World News, Thurs Oct 11, 1934: Napoleon Beverly Padgett "Nero" age 81 yrs died Tues Oct 9, 1934 at his home in Garv in 's Cove. He was a n at ive of Bedford Co, Va & at one time was a merchant & postmaster at Goode. For the past 52 yrs made his home in the Cove. Survivors are his widow, formerly Miss Sallie Board & 2 sons James M & Oscar B Padgett. Funeral services at Cove Alum Bapt Church. Interment in the Church Cemetery . Ibid, Mon Mar 13, 1950: ~.§_ally E Padgett, age 85 yrs, widow of Nero Beverly Padgett died at her home this morning. Survivors are 2 sons James M & Oscar B, Roanoke. Funeral services at Lotts Funeral Chapel, Interment Cove Alum Cemetery at Carvin's Cove. 1850 Botetourt Co, Va, census: #1799/ Sarah Board 2ly; William 18y Laborer; Elizabeth , 54 yrs b Va; John 24 y Roanoke World-News, Wed, July 20, 1960: 'His tory of Cove Alum Springs Is Recalled; Large Hotel Operated in Carvins Cove' by James M Padgett. Roanoke Times & World- News, Thurs, 17 June 1982: 'Tombstone in river traced to cove'. Tombstone "John A Board, • • • • Ibid, Thurs, 14 June 1982: 'Tombstone returned to cemetery after raft trip." =========================~============================================~======== MURPHY'S LAW FAMILY HISTORY given by members of the family. Beware! Don't believe everything that you are told -- prove it. Occasionally it will be right, but so many times there will be errors. A cousin told me that we were related to Commodore Perry . After some research, we are related -- the man's given name was Commodore. I found the same family legend in 3 related families. The only difference is who it happened to. Usually a generation or two are missing from the chart . One chart I have, the father was 5 years old when the son was born or the chart where the mother was close to a 100 when her youngest child was born. And each person, who had the chart originally, swears the charts are correct . On one chart, I spent several years researching a wife's surname and then discovered that the chart had the wrong 'John Doe' there was two men in the area by the same name and about the same age . Of course, the wrong one had been chosen. Don't give up - you have learned a lot about research & to prove each step before going to the next generation. The researchers of today have more records available and know more about research so they are wil ling to be proven wrong because they know how easy it is to make a mistake . ==:::::::::::::.::::::.:::::=:::.::.::::::: :=:::::.::::::.:.:.::::::.::.::.::::::: :::.: :.::.: :::.: :=:.::: == :.:.:: :.: :.:.:.: :.: :: :.: :.: :.: := :: ::: :.: ;: t.::.::.:.:.:.:.;,:.:. :: :: :.:.:.=-:::: == :.:::...:= �KAYLOR-HOBBS CEMETERY contributed by Billie Redding Lewis DIRECTIONS : from Bristol take Rt 58 toward Gate City ; tur n on Rt 700; then turn on to Rt 617 ; & from 617 to 630. The cemetery is on Rt 630 , on l eft side of road, on a hill, & about % m past Willow Branch Bapt Church . The cemetery lies on a somewhat level spot about halfway up the hill wh i ch is directly across the road from the only house in sight . Each of these r ou tes run into each other, so there is no problem as to which way to turn . Cemetery is no longer main t ained & is in very bad condition wi th some of the tombstones completely tur ned over & lying face down ; t herefore, not a ll graves are listed here . Jem i ma Kaylor b July 7, 1846 d July 7, 1858 Mau d M Kayl or b June 12, 1886 d April 11 , 1887 Littleton Kaylor b July 24, 1840 d March 11 , 1921 Infant of Mr & Mrs L P Kaylor b June 12 , 1886 d April 11, 1887 James Everett Kaylor b October 14 , 1879 d June 18, 1917 William Kaylor b June 24, 1865 d Dec 31, 1897 Amanda J Edwards wife of P Kay l or d May 1 924 Erley (sp?) Hayes b 1876 d 1890 J D Jones Joel Kaylor 1815 d Aug 11 , 1890 (only information given) b --- - Sally Kindrick -w/o A L Kindrick b 1 0 May 1840 d Jan 9 , 1828 (? ) William Hughes b March 30 , 1880 d May 13 , 1922 Sarah E - wife of - T J Necessar y Wi l liam J Esarr(sp? ) b '? 1830 d Apri l 25 , 1876 Wi l liam T Kaylor b June 24 , 1869 d Dec 31 , 1897 Craig Hobbs b Dec 14 , 1845 d Sept 15 , 1935 J oel Arthur Kaylor Jr and s/o Joel A & Bessie Kaylor Margaret E Hobbs b May 16 , 1916 b June 2 , 1852 d July 3, 1917 d Jul y 4 , 1904 ----- Kaylor b June 9 , 1827 d Aug 11, 1890 his wife (Thos Barker) Per me l ia b Sept 19 , 1 806 d Nov 17 , 1873 d March 26, 1890 El i za - wife of J R Fleenor b Dec 26, 1872 d Oct 11, 1918 Kincaid Henr ietta Weatherly Mar 28, 1848 d ? 1886 Thomas Barker N A Weatherly b Apr i l 26, 1806 d July 15, 1889 (1899?) b 15 Feb 1895 d 4 July 1923 There were other Hu ghes tombstones as we l l as other Necessarys but some were il legib l e & some Necessary s were n ot copied because rain & darkness took over. 1991 : 1104 Vonci l e St., Lake Wales, FL 33853 Virginia Appalachian Notes �148 FRANKLIN COUNTY, VA, PUBLIC LIBRARY The first Franklin County Public Library buildinq. located directly behind the courthouse in Rocky Mount, was a ~if~ · from David K.E. Bruce of Charlotte County , Virginia . Between 1937 and 1942 ~ Mr. Bruce, who later serv~d as a mb assado~ to_En9land , ~ranee, Germa~y, and NATO, and as spec i a l en~oy _ t~ China i~ ~he 197us, donated libraries to eleven rural ~i~9inia com~ u~ities . With the exception of Hanover County, the recipient loca l ities are all in the southwestern part of the state and share common borders. Like Franklin County's first public librar y, all of the donated buildin9s are typical of the ~Bth ~entury style of colonial Vir9 inia architecture and ~re a~mo~t . identical to each othet·. Mr . Bruce reguested that colonial V1r9in1a colors be used for the inter io rs, and the libraries b~ constructed f rom plans by the firm of Claiborne & Taylor Inc., which conducted the restoration of Wi 1 1 ia msbL•. rq . Besides the eleven buildi~9s, Mr. B~uce also donated furnishings, eguip me n t, a n d a basic collect ion of books to each county. Unsuccessful in his att~m~t to remain anonymous as the benefactor t~ the ele~en _ commu n1ties, Mr. Bruce ne ve r revealed why he donated library buildings , _as opposed to s?me other for m f ed u cationa l ass~stance, n or did he ever expl ai n how he selec~ed the recipie nt counties. _ Mr. Bruce ' s_9ift servfed _ F ~atnklin Cdou~ ty as a library f o r f ~ty-six vears unti l a new _aci 1 i Y opene in August of 1986 R~~ovated 1n 1987, the cl~ 11bra~y no~ houses va~ious cou n ty ·ff" One of the goa~~ i~ c~nstruc~1 n g a new library was th~ ices. inclusion of a loca~ hi=>tot y t oom fat the study of the CDLtnt: , _ a.nd the lineage of its people . _ ..,y 5 PdSt After a year of prep aration , the Gertrude Casler M History Room opened in 1989 . N~med for the co-founder of t~nn Local Franklin County H~storical Society , the roo m houses approx~~atel Y 400 books , plus f1 le folders, ~ap~,. genealogy m~gazines . and memotab1lia of local interest · d i- sp 1 ays 0 +- c:artifa cts and • · · d t awards the · While the rooms co 11 ec t ion 1~ geare l l family histories, it also _contai n s ~oaks on 58 Of v - ~t ~d ~ ~f ·t i" =s-as well as i nformation on var i ous areas 1- n M itg1nia s 9~-··~ca ..J coun aryland , t ky . = Tennessee , Oh110, an d F' en n sy 1 va n ia. , en uc. fhe highlight of the room ~s the Mann Collection , d and eleven volLtme set compiled by the librar ' a ~ne ~~~?t~an~ ' s correspondences over the years with sene~i~!aff ~~om a nd Canada. ·.. Y bLl++s in the U ni· t e d ct:atec: i;J..,_ ~ • -ch volu me contains a table of contents of f . E c:\ +· erence ir:i - d e :.: t o t h e en t am n ames . _t . there is a cross-re . ~ 1 1y In addi 1 ~n , researcher can lo c ate a s pecific fa mily evelt~ collection so ~ha a is found in more than one volume. n if that family name ' ently the library staff is compiling , - . d f ram addition . al ' 0 rgan .... _ C•::trr upplemental se t d-er1ve · , i .:..1n9, and inde:-:1n9 c:t. 5 · Wot k done b y Mrs . Mancn. l e~enti ns the materials in the local hi· t " ' enc e sec · t.1 on i- n c 1 Lt d es s Lt c h t co 1 s f r s ·ory . • t he , omP , fer~ _ t, o. om 0 library st~e Raney and Garrett Collections (both 5 tsenealoqi~a l study as_ eoncfami l y histories>, census recordc ~ 5 contain i nfo~ma~i~n the Franklin Cou n ty Historica l Soc1:tvd ce m e~ery book i: :omp1le y _,and infor mat· ·1 1 -t - ion on wi ~~etween Januar y and 5 ep ember of 1991, Visit ·t ·'-t hree states and Canada have used th e materia~rs f ram twen Y. Count y Library for 9enealo9ical research s a.t the Fra nklin • <Page one of one) <End) �WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA, CEMETERIES Hugh McGavock Fami l y Cemetery (As of 15 Dec 1983) The following record was done by the Wythe Co. Historical Society and sent to VAN for pub l ication. See VAN, Feb 1982, p 27 for article on the work being done in Wythe County. ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ALFORD ALFORD ALFORD Raymond H 2 Apr 1913 17 Mar 1863 wB 5 Aug 1899 George T 11 Dec 1876 James Harlowe 14 Oct 1916 John Wesley 1 Jun 1871 s K (Mrs) 19 18 6 10 29 26 Nov Jan Mar Dec Jan Jun 1979 1934 1916 1920 1958 1944 Pvt US Army WW I I Son of WM & SB Adams WW I I VA Tech 5 Father (stone broken in two.) ALFORD tola Mcclintock 14 Oct 1875 16 Nov 1941 Wife of John W Alford R P 23 Aug 1861 19 Jan 1922 ALFORD ALFORD Virginia S 19 Oct 1898 09 Nov 1914 ALLAN Christopoher 18 Dec 1844 1 Feb 1896 AMRBRISTER Mildred Imogene 23 Mar 1912 19 Mar 1937 1835 1907 (Margaret & St Cla ir ARMENTROUT Margaret show on Armentrout stone.) 1832 1915 (note as above) ARMENTROUT Stclair 22 Jul 1890 27 Jun 1891 Son of Robert & BLAIR Robert Maggie C Blai r 7 Sep 1891 14 Feb 1898 Son of Robert & BLAIR Victor W Maggie C Blair Nannie Peirce 5 Sep 1926 9 Sep 1976 Bond Frances 12 Mar 1830 28 Mar 1915 (John B & Fr ance s BRIDGES show on Bridges stone) Henry B 1 Apr 1860 3 May 1894 Son of JB & FM BRIDGES Bridges Age 34y lm 2d 12 Dec 1825 30 Dec 1899 (John B & Fr a nces BRIDGES John B show on Bridges stone . ) 7 Oct 1862 7 Sep 1888 Son of JB & FM Bri dg es BRIDGES William R 9 Oct 191 8 Pvt US Army John Henry BRINKLEY Mary Sue BRINKLEY 8 Mar 1888 8 Sep 1978 12 Jan 1891 26 Dec 1918 Wife of WT Cr ock e tt Elizabeth BROWNE John Wheeler 11 Apr 1898 26 Sep 1922 (Ma ry Cathe ri ne & CALE John Wheeler show on CALE sto ne .) Mary Catherine 10 Feb 1868 29 Sep 1931 (note as abo ve.) CALE 30 Sep 1858 18 Mar 1927 Wife of El dridge H CLAIBORNE Cornelia B Ha ger CLAIBORNE Mary Hanes 23 Dec 185 7 7 Jan 1924 Emmar Hager 7 Jul 1861 12 Jul 1900 Wi f e of JW Danner CLARK Thomas Boyd 1851 1884 CLARK William Marshall 17 Jan 1889 28 Ma y 19 37 " And infant COLLINS daughters, Ellen and Hel e n 10 Oc t 193 0" CRIGGER Flossie 3 Jan 1879 20 Feb 196 2 CRIGGER Robert F 16 Apr 1867 17 May 1960 Ale xander G 22 Feb 186 2 27 Ju l 1919 MD (Elizabeth R & CROCKETT Ale xa nde r G MD s how on Crockett stone. ) CROCKETT Eli zabeth R 24 Jul 18 72 20 Sep 1918 (note as above.) CROC KETT Walte r Robe r t s on 20 Feb 1902 27 Oct 1904 Vir&in1& Appe.lach!&n Not.ea �J50 CROCKETT DANNER DICKEN DICKENS DICKENS DICKENS DICKENS DOSS DOSS DOSS DOSS EDMUNDS EWING HAGER HAGER HAGER HAGER HAGER HAGER HAGER HAGER HAGER HAGE R HAGER HAG ER HANS ON HANS ON HANS ON HANSON HANS ON HARVEY HARVEY HARVEY HARVEY HUDSON HUDSON William Thorne 16 Dec 1887 5 Mar 1955 William Arthur 19 Oct 1899 29 Sep 1900 Son of JW & SE Danner Lawrence P 1900 1901 J T Dfcken 12 Nov 1886 24 Nov 1918 Son (Jane Collier, WP & JT Dicken shpw on Dickens stone) 12 Nov 1874 John 4 Aug 1897 (Ma s onic symbol on stone.) Jane Collier 21 Oct 1850 30 Nov 1918 Wife (Jane Collier WP & JT Dicken show on Dickens stone:} wp 10 Sep 1850 14 Feb 1933 (see above note) 19 May 1915 21 Sep 1917 (Clara M & Howard Clara M Lee show on Doss stone.) USA 21st Inf Hawaii 9 Jun 1910 20 Feb 1935 Howard Lee (see above note on Clara) 9 Jun 1 9 1 O 2 O Fe b 1 9 3 5 USA 2 1S1 I n fa n t r y Haw a ; i Howard Lee 18 Apr 1942 (Mortuary marker Only) Pauline Aged 38 yrs 9 mo 23 days 31 May 1900 26 Mar 1974 Virginia EM 2 US Lonnie E Navy World War I Dr Hugh M 11 Dec 1824 30 Apr 1899 Eldridge Herbert 13 Sep 1866 21 Oct 1943 (Willie Myers & Elisha Carter 12 Jan 1857 22 Mar 1941 Elisha Carter show on Hager stone). 3 Nov 1927 Frank Carter 16 Oct 1886 4 Jan 1973 17 Sep 1872 James Crews 5 Oct 1886 (John William & Mary John William 24 Nov 1815 Lee show on Hager stone.) John William 23 Jan 1887 28 Jun 1958 (Lula G Havens & John William show on Hager stone.) Lula G Havens 20 Nov 1892 18 Oct 1917 (see above note.) Mary Lee 15 Jul 1838 26 Jan 1896 (John Wi 11 i am & Mary Lee show on Hager stone.) 30 Sep 1859 15 Jun 1933 (Samuel Gleaves & Mary Myers Mary Myers show on Hager Stone . ) Samuel Buford 24 Apr 1894 23 Jan 1956 Virginia Horseshoer Co F 3 Ammo T N World War I Samuel Gleaves 4 Jun 1859 23 Jan 1930 (Samuel Gleaves & Mary Myers show on Hager stone. g Mar 1866 3 Mar 1910 (Willie Myers & Willie Myers Elisha Carter show on Hager stone.) Geo Major 27 Aug 1842 28 Feb 1916 Mary Crockett 15 Jul 1843 13 Aug 1912 (Stone lying flat on ground.) (Mary Crockett & Thomas Jon stone. ) Robert G 14 July 1851 8 Apr 1936 Si dne y Majo r 20 Nov 1885 4 Feb 1898 Daughter of TJ & MC Hanson. 20 May 1845 27 Dec 1914 (Stone lying flat Th om a s J on ground . ) (Mary Crockett & Thomas J on stone.) 27 Sep 1895 1 Sep 1950 La wrenc e 10 May 1861 3 Nov 1924 (Nannie G & OG show Nannie G on Harvey stone.) 1850 19 Apr 1920 (see above note) 0 G 12 Apr Oscar Hall ow 23 Feb 1889 27 Sep 1965 Virginia Sgt 875 Transp Corps WW I (stone flush with ground.) 3 Mar 1922 Bessie Mc Ga voc k Hag* 2 Oct 1884 1917 6 Feb 1924 Bessie Mcl ure 19 Ju n - - * as shown on computer s he et . Vlr&iDJa AppeJach1&n Notes �/51 HUDSON HUDSON HURD HURD HURD INMAN KENT KENT KENT KENT LONG LONG MABE MABE MANGUS MANGUS MANUEL MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MATHESON MATHESON MEADE MEADE MOORE MOORE McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK Stephenson Gratton 28 Oct 1877 25 Jan 1957 Sterling Gleaves 5 Mar 1914 11 Jun 1914 Ellen 1860 1940 (James, Garland & Ellen show on Hurd stone.) Garland 3 Oct 1882 26 Oct 1909 . (see above note.) James 9 Dec 1854 12 Sep 1909 (see above note.) Elizabeth C 19 Dec 1906 24 May 1907 Dau of JW & Letitia Cynthia McGavock 13 Feb 1886 3 Sep 1937 Jennie Lewis 11 Oct 1887 20 Aug 1970 John Brown 4 Sep 1849 25 Feb 1912 31 Jan 1883 1 Jun 1909 Randal McGavock Richard G 1826 1910 Urslay 1837 7 Mar 1891 1922 (Jessie Samuel & Elsie 0 Dean Elsie O Dean show on Mabe stone .) 1921 1947 {see note above.) Jessie Samuel 1950 1950 Dr & Mrs J E Mangus . Inf. dau. Mary Crockett 7 May 1917 2 Mar 1972 188 1 1926 Dora Lee 1910 1942 Elmer Lions 20 Sep 1894 20 Jan 1926 Dau of GL & SE Martin. Elva Mae Wife of W M Collins . Aged: 32y 4m 20 Sep 1894 20 Jan 1926. Dau of GL & SE Martin . Eva Mae Wife of WM Collins. Aged 32 yrs 4 mo George L 7 Sep 1869 6 Nov 1954 Hazel A 21 Jun 1895 4 Jul 1972 Mother Myrtle A 10 Mar 1899 8 Aug 1900 Child of GL & SE Martin Raymond W 2 May 1893 28 May 1977 Daddy Sarah E 15 Jun 1868 13 Apr 1947 Wife of GL Mar ti n Sherman E 12 Mar 1896 28 Feb 1897 Child of GL & SE Martin Vance C Banty 28 Oct 1897 12 Jul 1964 Alexander Church 27 Apr 1879 (Alexander Church & Nancy Hanson show on Matheson stone .) Nancy Hanson 17 Dec 1878 20 Jul 1941 (see note above . ) John Hardaway 10 Mar 1884 11 Mar 1964 (John Haradway & Nancy McGavock show on Meade stone.) Nancy McGavock 19 Oct 1888 (see above note.) Jennie 15 Jan 1865 11 Mar 1940 (Jennie & Richard show on Moore stone .) Richard 3 Aug 1864 15 Apr 1940 {see above note.) Amanda Billups 21 Nov 1861 24 Sep 1915 Beloved wife of Jacob McGavock . (Amanda Billups & Jacob C on stone.) Cynthia E 29 Feb 1820 12 Jun 1882 Mother - Sacred to the memory (fs = Cynthia E McGavock.) Cynthia McGavock 3 Aug 1897 27 Feb 1865 (J acob C & Cynthia show on McGavock stone.) Elizabeth Hager 1 Aug 1864 28 Mar 1950 (Joseph Randal & Elizabeth Hager s how o n Mc Ga v o c k s to n e • ) Eulalie Billups 8 Jul 1885 14 May 1903 Only daughter of JC & AB McGavock Hugh 25 Sep 1761 2 Apr 1844 Capt Rev Office r under Gen George R Clark . DAR marker : Hugh McGavock 1761-1844 11 11 V1r'1Jll& AppeJaoh1an Not.es �I 5 :<., McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK Mc GA VOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGAVOCK McGEE PEIRCE PEIRCE PHILLIPS PUCKETT PUCKETT PUCKETT RICKEY RIC KEY ROBERTSON TICKLE TICKLE TICKLE TICKLE TICKLE TICKLE VAUGHN VAUGHN VAUGHN VON CANON WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Hugh E Hugh K 7 Jul 1849 18 Mar 1918 25 Apr 1901 (Virginia C & Hugh K show on McGavock stone.) Jacob C 23 Jun 1856 13 Apr 1932 (Amanda Billups & Jacob C on stone . ) Jacob C 8 Jul 1893 Joseph R 8 Jul 1891 29 May 1900 Son of JR & Elizabeth H Mc Gavock. Joseph Randa 1 28 Mar 1854 10 Apr 1946 (Joseph Randal & Elizabeth Hager show on McGavock stone.) 10 Apr 1858 5 Jan 1944 Wife of John Brown Lucy N Kent 10 Oct 1804 2 Sep 1834 Maria. Sacred to Maria memory of first wife. (fs = Maria Ried McGavock.) 11 Dec 1763 10 Feb 1835 Nancy Kent 19 Jun 1803 19 Mar 1890 Father. Randal Sacred to the memory. 10 Jul 1912 19 Dec 197 8 (Vi rginia C & Hugh Virginia C on McGavock stone.) K show 13 Aug 1920 Father 1 Jun 1880 Robert T Drucie Martin 14 Sep 1902 27 Jul 1973 23 May 1897 22 Oct 1971 Virginia Private William R US Army World War I 19 May 1881 25 Dec 1955 F Chauncey Apr 1842 - A Mar 1900 Francis Ann Franklin P (Marker buried in ground - - can't read inscription.) Franklin Pierce 20 Aug 1875 20 Jan 1897 Samuel o 20 Jun 1888 16 Feb 1968 (Vesta Al ford & Samuel 0 show on Rickey stone.) Vesta Alford 12 Jul 1899 12 Feb 1964 (see note above.) Sallie 5 Nov 1851 14 Oct 1875 Beloved wife of Walter H Robertson and dau. of Randal & Cynthia McGavock. Etta· Sa n de rs 2 4 Ap r 1 8 8 4 5 J un 1 9 0 0 ( A1 1 5 : Ha r v e y B , Nannie M Smith, Harry) Married James Smitherman. 12 Mar 1888 7 Aug 1890 (Masonic symbol on George W stone.) 26 Nov 1839 3 Mar 1902 (All 5: Harvey B, Harvey B Nannie M Smith, Harry Hicks, Ida May, Etta Sanders.) Harvey Hicks 6 Oct 1888 29 Oct 1907 (see note above.) Ida May 12 Feb 1882 5 Feb 1901 (see note above.) Nannie M Smith 8 Mar 1845 Wife. (see note abov e ) Annie G 9 Jan 1899 27 Feb 1900 Dau of WG & CE Vaughn Catherine N 1869 1945 (Walter G & Catherin e sho on Vaughn stone. 1869 Walter G 1901 (see above note.) 1933 1970 Margar et E 1894 1983 (from Mortuary Marker ) Cynthi a M 8 Jan 1929 13 Aug 1883 Samuel W Jr Transcribers: Mrs Belva Counts, Mrs Eloise Crosswhite, Mr & Mrs Harvey Weeks, Mr Bruce Anderson. V1r'1Jlia AppeJachian Notes. �/53 VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY & ARCHIVES Family bibles and family registers are frequently the only source of birth and death records prior to 1853 when Va began recording vital statistics and during the years 1896 through 1912 when Va did not require the registration of births and deaths. The growth of the Va State Library & Archives collection of photocopies of bible records is dependent on private individuals having their records duplicated. The enclosed brochure describes how this process may be accomplished. Would you please make your membership aware of "The Family Records." If your members have any questions, please, do not hesitate to contact me at (804) 786-2306. Sincerely yours, Chris Kolbe, Archivist. From brochure: ••••• Placing your family Bible records in the Archives helps ensure that the information will be available to future generations of researchers. Here is how to have your records placed in the Archives collection. *If you can bring your original Bible to the Archives, we will make arrangements to copy the family information for the collection at no charge. *If you cannot visit the Archives, make good quality photocopies of the title page of the Bible showing the date of publication and any pages which record dates of birth, death , marriage or other important family information. Send the copies you make along with information about the Virginia counties of residence of the families shown in the record to the Archives and Records Division, Virginia State Library and Archives, 11th street at Capitol Square, Richmond, Virginia 23219-3491. (Note from editor: Many family histories list the source as 'familly Bible ' - for many this is not proof because they have not been able to see the Bible. By placing a copy in libraries where the public can see it, researchers have a sourc: of information not heretofore available. Also, there is always the chance the B~ble could be destroyed in your home - by fire, flood, being discarded by someone, etc . Not only place a copy in the Archives but in a local library - more places the copies are placed, the less chance of the record being lost. AND DON'T FORGET THE VIRGINIA ROOM, ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY.) BUCHANAN COMMERCIAL JOURNAL: Buchanan, Botetourt County, Va, Friday, October 11 , 18J9 VIRGINIA -- At Rules held in the Clerk's Of.fice o.f the County Court o.f Botetourt, on Monday the ?th day o.f October, 18J9. Joseph Layne and Marp P. his wife, Joseph Rowland, Robert Rowland, William Rowland and Erlizabeth Rowland, heirs o.f Jesse Rowland, dec'd by Joseph Layne their next fried, PLAINTIFFS, Against Silas Rowland, Milly Gilmore, William S Tu.vis and Elizabeth his wi.fe, Robert Rowland, Catharine Rowland, Samuel R Houston and Mary R his wife, Elizabeth Rowland and George Rowland, DEFTS. Ilf CHANCERYr The de.fend.ants, Samuel R Houston and Mary R his wi.fe, and George Rowland, not having entered their appearance and given security according to the Act o.f Assembly and the Rules o.f this Court, and it appearing by satis.factory evidence that they are not inhabitants o.f this Commonwealth, it is ordered, that the said de.fendants do appear here on the .first day of December Court next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the "Commercial Journal," a newspaper printed in the town of Buchanan, for two months successively, and posted at the .front door of the Court House of this county. A Copy--Teste , F. Woltz, Cl'k., 2m Oct. 11 .from BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - 'IHROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS--, published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission , Fincastle, Va. , 1976. �15 'f BOOK REVIEWS by Ora Belle McColrnan COL . JAMES MCFARLANE OF VIRGINIA - SOME DESCENDANTS AND RELATED FAMILI ES compiled by Lake McFarlane Parsons . This hardback book contains 199 panes well arranged genealogical material including some pictures and docume nts, plus r eference list, bibliography and index. The McFarlanes were Scottis h and descended from the ancient Earls of Lennox and were among the first to settle Southwest Virginia. Duncan McFarland came down from Lancaster Co ., Pa . into Augusta County, settled and died in what is now Bath County . James McFarlane was born in Augusta County and died in Russell County, Virg inia. Oth e r related families include Price, Thompson, Fuller, Reynolds, Wallis, Salling, Hackney , and Noonchester . A limited number available. Order from Lake McFarlane Parsons, Carriage Hill Apt. 56, Bristol, VA 24201 . Price $26 . 00 postpaid . OUR SOUTHERN ANCESTORS compiled by Thelma Faye Cain Pr i nce . This is a collection of genealogies , hardbound on acid- free paper, 484 pages with index of more than 8 , 500 full personal names with citations to sources , abs tr ac ts of many original records and bibliography . Some of the families included ar e : JOHN CAIN, JOHN MERRIMAN BULLOCK , WILLIAM CASH , THOMAS COOPER , WILLIAM MARTIN , JOHN MOORE, ZACHARIAH MOORE, WILLIAM MOORE (no known link between John, Zachariah and William Moore), WILLIAM LOUIS PRINCE , SARAH TULLY & JAMES SANDERS , BENJAMIN STILL and wife JANE MARTIN , RICHARD OVERSTREET TUCKER, MOSES WRIGHT--Revolutionary soldier of Amherst Co., YOUNG-ORR families , SORRELL families of var ia nt spellings covers 215 pages . Sources inclu de family Bibles , wills , estates , tax lists, censuses , headright & lottery grants, deeds, old l etters , court minutes , military records (many of the Revolutionary War in Cash , Sanders, Sorrells, Wright sections), pension claims and church recordsfill the pages of this wellresearched account and presented in an easy to follow format . Order from Thelma Faye Prince, 44 Clemson Rd., Parlin, N. J . 08859. $33 . 50 each postpaid , N.J . residents only, add $1.80 sales tax . STEWART CLAN MAGAZINE a life ' s work on Stewart/Stuart genealogy by the late Mr . George Thomas Edson . Mr. Edson was a newspaper editor and publisher who last lived and published in Olathe, Kansas with Stewart /Stuart genealogy being his hobby and interest for many years. He published th i s small genealogical chronicler each month from June 1922 through December 1970 . These are bound into 5- year Tomes into five volumes containing 10 Tomes . The r e is much genealogical information on the Virginia Stewarts/Stuarts in these volumes . The Clan Stewart Society in America , Inc. is offering these 10 Tomes for sale at $260 . 00 per complete set, unindexed . However an index is available from another source . Anyone interested in purchasing this unique set should contact Mr . Morris Monroe Stewart , Membership Chmn . CSSA, 111 Masonic Ave ., Monroe , LA 71203, (318) 343-7305 . INDEX FOR STEWART CLAN MAGAZINE is available from Mrs. Mary Stewart Kyritsis , Pendelis 56 , GR-152, 34 Halandri Greece. Contact Mrs . Kyritsis for prices , etc. PATRICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA MARRIAGES 1854-1874 by Jinunie Martin Steele . This paper back book of 102 pages with 14 entries per page , listed alphabet i cally by groom with a separate female index is available from Mrs . Jinunie Martin Steele, 1830 Carter Road, SW, Roanoke , VA 24015. $13.00 plus $1.50 postage and Virginia residents 59¢ tax , total $15.09. NOTE: All of the abov e books have been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library, 706 S. Jefferson Street, Roanoke, VA. Vit'f!lnia Appalachian N otas �155 GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1860 CENSUS - ANNOTATED: compiled by Charles L Davis. A brief history of the county & maps of Pearisburg, jail & county. The explanation of the 1860 census is very good and Mr Davis explains why you may not find the person you are looking for even tho' you know he was in the county. (Remember the 1990 census is NOT complete .) The census is printed as enumerated with additional information - family histories, births, marriages, deaths (some from vital statist ics). There are good leads here but if you don 't agree - prove it. All information is well set-up and easily read. There are se lections from John Sowers' newspaper "Pearisburg Gazette" 1868, 1869 on the people of Giles, giving an idea of life for those years & showing the importance of this source for res e arch. There are photocopies of a few marriage consents . For those who have n ot seen the original records, these are very easy to read - not all records are this good. There is a complete given & surname index - the numbers ref er to the census number & not the page number which make the name easy to find. The book is soft cover, 328 pgs, price $35.00 Order from: Charles L Davis, 3308 Jermantown Road, Oakton, Va 22124. [Phone (703) 591-4027] COUNTY CENSUS 1890 - FLOYD COUNTY, VA compiled and published by Marjorie Fluor Moore, 1990. This is very neatly and attractively put together, Fully indexed, with maps showing the districts. These maps by Guy Williams, have the names and locations For many early settlers or Floyd County as well as the boundaries. It is a careFully prepared book. Mrs Moore states that she was privileged to have had the assistance or Mrs Margaret Harman, clerk or the Court and Marguerite Tise, a prominent genealogist or Floyd County in editing oF all material prior to publication. May be ordered From the author For $ 15.00 postpaid. Address: 1920 Heliotrope Drive, Santa Ana, CA 92706. PEDIGREE CHARTS We have 14 completed volumes of pedigree charts in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. My objective is to ascertain the interest of our members-at-a-distance in access to this collection of valuable data . For the past several years we have published one volume of surnames each year, that is, surnames from Vol 1 through Vol 7. I have filled orders for the charts on a very close to cost basis. This I can no longer do but would like to find a method by which members living at a distance can know the contents and can have some access to them. 1. I have considered a booklet with the surname index for each volume in it. This could be purchased at cost plus postage. Implementat ion would have to be service through private researchers whose name s cou ld be included with the master surname index. 2. Another possibility I have thought about would also be a booklet for purchase including only the pedigree chart name. That usually indi cates more linea ge data. Those of you who have purchased charts already known that they can vary from almost nothing to a page crammed with names , family relationships and documental data. This is an effort to know what you, our members , might wish. Please write directly to Mary Jane Vaden, 2438 Memorial Ave SW, Roanoke , Va 24015. Vt~·81n1a Appalachian Notes �/5b QUERIES Please read the inside of the back were much longer than VAN requests time to return them to the senders did type the queries, has moved to cover on queries. Several of the queries and as I did not receive the queries in - have attempted to redo them . Judy, who Floyd & I am trying to find a new typist. 127-91 Would like to correspond with anyone who has in fo on parent s of Ellen Justice & her bro James Justice who md ch of Samuel Underwood of Franklin Co, Va in 1789 & 1809. Were they from the Lunenburg Co, Va Justice family who later migrated to WV? Billie Lewis, 1104 Voncile St , Lake Wales, FL3385~ 128-91 Need proof of maiden name of w/o Samuel Underwood (s/o Thomas) b ca 1660 in Anne Arundel Co, MD & md ca 1681. Underwoods moved from Del to PA, then to NC, on to Franklin Co, Va & later into various cos of WV. Billie Lewis, see 127-91. 129-91 $100 REWARD for proof of parents & birthplace of Andrew E Lewis b in NC 1801; res in Washington Co, Va; rod Elizabeth Kaylor, d/o Daniel & Elizabeth (Weeks) Kaylor. Andrew was the f/o William Preston Lewis & James H Lewis who moved to Boone Co , (W)Va ca 1848. Billie Lewis, see 127-91 130-91 Need info on Jacob White & w Mary/Mariah Allen. He d 1803 in Bedford Co , Va. Possible ch: Byrd, Jacob, Thomas, John, Nancy (md James Aliff), & James. Was Docia/Dosha Ann another ch? Docia md Aquilla Molden (Molen or Moulden) 1802, Bedford. The widow Mary Allen White md 1804 John Lafoy: dau Laurna/Lavina md Hendrick Nichols. £.arol Molen, 94?6 Natick Ave, Sepulveda, CA 913.!!_3_:_ 131-91 Need info on Joseph White & w Elizabeth. Joseph d 1844 in Bedford & bro of Jacob White. Both were in Capt Buford's Co of Volunteers in 1774 guarding lead mines along the Holston. Ch: Elizabeth /Betsy (md John Barnett), Massey (md James Crain), Polly (md Joshua Crouch), Sarah (md Mr De11as), Ginny, Uriah, George, Jesse & John. Other possible ch: Nancy (rnd Vintner Steerman) & Jane (md John Witt). Carol Molen, see 130-9l 132-91 Wish to correspond with any desc or anyone who has knowledge of the Malinda Warden Carper family. Malinda md Russell Carper 1844 Montgomery Co, lived near Riner, Va. Ch: John Hampton md Julia Farrow, Richard Cyrus rnd Mattie Thompson, Beverly md Lucinda Charlton, Viola C md William Dud1ey, Louranda md Montgomery Wilson, Lewis Webster md Nannie Bandy, Laviga unrnd, Floura unwed, Charles F md Myrtle Vickers, Warren rod Bessie Kinzer, Attila unwed. Where are these ch buried & who are the desc? There should be family in Roanoke & in SW Va. Malita Warden Mu:r;yl!l, Box 319 ~thens Star Rt, Pri1!._c:_,eton, WV 2474CL~ 133-91 Wish to correspond with the Eakin Fam. of Irene Tomlinson b Feb 1890, d/o Wm Adison & Mary Susan Black Tomliinson. She rod ca June 1909 to Eakin. Lived in Roanoke in 1967 according to her step mother's obit. Pat_!y__~~~ter, R_t_3 B~~- M-~ Galena, Mo 65656 ----- Virginia Appalachian Notes �15'7 134-91 I am very interested in exchanging info on the McNew (Macknew) family & the He lton (Hilton, Hylton) family, esp . Reuben He lton/Bilton md Sept 1820, Montg . Cty , Va , Nancy Burnett. Need to find Nancy's parent s . Jack Rockett, 270 Iven Ave 12- C, St David ' s, PA 19087 135-91 BOND: Seeking info on names of those persons who are looking for info on the BOND family . ,!1oward H Bond, PO Box 331 , Winfield , WV 25213 . 136-91 Kee ton John & Elizabeth lived Franklin Co, TN 1820s . Ch named Margaret, Clarissa , John & George . Were they from Franklin or Patrick Co, Va? ~-~1:Y_ Jane Davis, 7451 North Shore Rd, Norfolk, Va 23505 137-91 Gibs on Samue l deeded land in Botetourt to son Joseph 1755. Did this Samuel locate in Washington/Russell Co? Both Samue l & Joseph disappeared . Be l ieve Samuel md Ruth Long, d/o Joseph & Joseph md India Gibson of Bedford Co c 1750 ' s , but need proof. Mar...L.I_~~vis, see 136- 91 . 138-91 Liggett - Alexander of Rockbridge md Jean Bates c 1770. Where did they die? Greenstreet - Who were the parents of Peter & John in Hart & Green Cos, KY, formerly of Augusta & Bo t etourt ? Wil l g ladl y exch . M~1:J.: Jane Davis, see 136-91 139 - 91 Need info on Ph ilip Holen (Moulden, Holden , Moreland) & w Mary/Polly. Philip, b in Md ca 1753, l i ved in Bedford Co , Va from ca 1789- 99, then moved to Henry Co , Va & Pulaski Co, Ky . Known ch : Hezekiah (md Susanna Simpson ) , Aquilla (md Dacia White ) , Jos eph (md Keziah Reid ), Nellie (md William Belleman), Prissie (md Joseph Townley or Townsend in Bedford) , & Nancy (md Bartlet Burchett). How was fam ily connected to LeMaster Cooksey? Was he Mary ' s bro? £.~~1 Mol_~_,___2._4_~6 N ~tick Ave_., Sepu lveda , Ca 91343 140-91 Looking for Sweeney line - Benjamin Sweeney - w Elizabeth - Franklin Co 17 90's . Sons Joel & Jonathan - Floyd Co . D. Lancaster, PO Box 35 , C1!_r i s_t_~_1!._s_bur_&._,__v_~2_4 0 7_~ ----------- 141-91 -1 860 . Look in g for Wells line - Job Sidwel l Wells f rom Ohio to Floyd - 1790 Trying to trac e line back. D. Lancaster, see 140-91 142-91 Looking fo r Mitcbel1 line - John Mitchell & Lydia Mitchell - Floyd Co. 1850 ' s . Dau Nancy md Pleasant Bowery - son Henry also md Howery. Q_ L~<:_as t er_,__s_~_l_t:.O_-_Jl 143-91 Seek info on Lavinder family of Henr y . Mary Lavinder, b 1803 d/o John Lavinder & Mary Deppity . Need names of parents & siblings. Be_~ie Hammons, 6006 Hoover St, Hous t;,_on , TX 7~q__92 144 - 91 Seek info on McCall & Meek families of Washington Co, Va. John McCall (b ca 1795- d 25 Nov 1837) md Eliza Meek b 1805. Who were their parents & siblings? ~-e_~1=._e_J!.~~l!..~--s_e_e_...!_L:_~-9~ 145-91 Seek info on Thomas Harrison of Augusta & Tazewell Co, Va. Thomas Harrison (1755-1815) md Hanna(b) Dennis (1770 -1830). Who were their parents & s ib 1 in gs'? !,e_s_k_i_e__BaDUl!.<?!!_~-~e__l_t:.~-:.9-~~ Virg i nia Appalachian Notes �/58 146-91 John "Jack" Webb b 1818 Va - where? Said to be s/o Harry Webb & Annie ? Where were they b, their parents & when md '? " Jack " md ca 1837 (probably Washington Co, Va), Mary Ann " Polly" Bowman, b ca 1819 TN, d/o Samuel Bowman & his 1st wife . Mrs Linda A Gilley, 700 Bluff C 0 Hwy , Bristol, TN 37620 147- 91 Need info on Gi11ey/Gi11y families of early Henry Co, Va . Charles Gilley md Elizabeth F Mills 27 Oct 1831, Henry Co; d/o Aaron Mills, Sr & Sally Shelton. Was Charles s/o Joseph Gilly & Elizabeth Briant? !1rs Linda A Gill~..E._~~_146-91~ 148-91 Wish to correspond with any Doty/Roberts desc. El i zabeth Doty, b NC or SC, d May 1879 Washington Co , Va, "age abt 98 y" - age must be error- her youngest child was b 1830 . Md Richard Roberts, b ca 1780 NC?SC , d Aug 1850 , Washington Co, Va . Thought to have md cal807, Scott Co, Va. Mrs Li1!_da t!._ Gille!> -~ee 146-jH 149- 91 Seek info on the ch of Micajah & Martha (Kes t erson) Stone md in Henry Co, Va 1783. Sells property in Franklin Co 1809. Bro, Stephen Stone given Power of At torney . Where did he & family go? Mildred W C~el1, PO Box 21262, Roanoke , Va 24018 150- 91 Seeking the parents & siblings of Adam Shaver (b 1790, Wythe Co, Va d 4 Feb 1872, Smyth Co) md Rosannah Vaught (1794-1872) d/o Christley Vaught. !1rs Eliz~b_e_1;!1 R Fo~rtx..L_40~_Ver~_A_v_~_l!_c_~ll~-L-l.~_7~_q_~ 151-91 Need info on the parents of Henriett E Long, (b 28 June 1857, Augusta Co, Va) md James Manoah Jordan (b 25 Dec 1855, Rockbridge Co , Va - d 5 Aug 1922 , Augusta Co, Va) , d/o David Long (b 1825, Va) & md May 1847 Elizabeth Ann Echard (b 1826 Va). Rachel Dunton Wills , ~ox 1345 , West Point, Va 23181 152-91 Need info on Ann Bowman, d bef 1850, probably in Augusta Co, Va . She was rod to Jacob Echard (Eckart or Acord) Mar 1 821. Ann was the d / o Godfrey Bowman, her m is unknown to me . ~-~ch~l_.R_unt~ W~lls L~~1=_5_1_-:_9_l 153-91 Need info on Elisha W Tinsley rnd 23 Apr 1832, Bedford Co, Va , to Saline/Celina E Coffee (b 1810). He d bef 1848. Saline's father was Abner Coffee. Who were Elisha ' s & Saline ' s ancestors'? ~-C::...h_~l__p_~n_1:._~~ Wi~~~--2....~~ 151- 91. 154-91 Would like to correspond with the fam. of Joseph H Adams, b ca 1850, md 1872 Roanoke Co Rachel Margaret Black. They had 1 ch , name unknown. Rachel d by 1891, Joseph remd to ___]___. He was s/o James & Mary Black Ada.ms. Patty Streeter, Rt 3 _Box 135 _M-~_Gal,~~,__M_q__~-~-6_155-91 Are there any Vanbebbers {Van Bibber) left in Lee, Russell & Scott Cos? I would be pleased to hear from you & will answer all letters of any descendents. }3J:_r_b_~rJ:__S_p_i:_a_~~e Dre"!_.__~-~q_ Ran_<!..0..P~-~~~--Q_a_k_)-_a_~<!_,-~~_9_4_6_C2_~ 156-91 Have found the tombstone of Eli zabeth Jarrett (md George Snuffer) d 1791 at Salem Primitive Bapt Church Graveyard at Copper Hil 1, Va. Her parents were David & Margaret Jarrett of Berks Co, Pa. Ba1:_t>J:_rJ:__~ague Drew see 155-91. Virginia Appalachian Notes �159 157-91 Seek info on Thomas Barret t Sr md Mary ~ ?_ ; Thomas Barrett md 12 Mar 1844 Nancy White; Robert Barre t t md 14 Aug 1849 Margaret Brus t er; Shadrack Combs md 2 Apr 1841 Elizabeth Boll and. Lived Richlands area of Tazewell Co, Va. Milburn W Barrett md 31 Jan 1866 Isabella Combs: 2 daus: Dorcas Kansas md 21 Nov 1899 William Newton Smith & Laura md Ezra Barrett. Jacqueline Smith Dedman, 571 Hollowtree Place, Tarpon Springs, FL 34689- 7284. 158-91 Seek info on Marcus DeLafayette Smith md Sara Jane Joyc e in 1867, b in Stokes Co, NC , moved to Tazewell Co where they lived until they died. Would like to hear from anyone who has knowledge of the above (also see 157) families. Doris Jacqueline Smith Dedman, see 157-91. 159-91 Need info on Dance(y) Brown md 2 Jan 1799 , Montgomery Co, Va, Kesiah Grant , d/o John; sur'?wit on md bd: Thomas Brown & Elizabeth Best. Dance's 5 ch: John, Anna, Squire, Edith & James . Dance settled in Summer Co, Tn, ca 1810. 3 siss of Dance: (1) Martha md David Alsup, s/o John of Russell, Wythe, Lee Cos. (2) Sarah md Hardy Cul well . (3) Rahab md James Culwell. Freddy Brown, 865_Is~radley Rd, Scottsville, KY 42164. 160-91 Need info on George Thomas Brown md 1792, Bedford Co, Elizabeth Best , sur: Druzilla Best . George Thomas & Elizabeth both left wills in Russell Co. George Best & Truelove Br own, s/o George Thos, moved to Summer Co, TN, then moved to Ind . In 1804 Dance Brown bought l and on Copper Ridge (Russell), Va, where George Thomas Bro wn lived in 1815 - are they bros? Freddy Brown, see 159 - 91 b - born bro - brother ch - children co(s) - county/-ies dau - daughter d/o - daughter of desc - descendant d died f/o father of info -information - - md - married res - resident s/o - son of w - wife w/o - wife of 161-91 Need info on Lewis Wil liams who md Mary Bailey 1808, Bedford Co, Va & was in the 1820 Botetourt Co census. They has a dau Minervia Ann Williams who md a John Richard s on. Who were his parents & other ch? Myrna Cr a po, 15503 West Siphon, Pocatello, ID 83202 162-91 Am looking for Jacob Pearcy, prior to 1785. Had a dau Catherin Pearcy b 1785, Franklin Co, Va. Myrna Crapo, see 161-91 == ============== ======== =============================== ===~================= CHILDREN (information by), • • • Dr. Deleon of Ingersoll, TX : ... Mrs ET p age • .• Jan 10 , 1890, ••• 4 children •• 3 daughters & 1 born dead •• • • Mrs Page is a blonde , about 36 years old .•• 14 children by 1st husband, 3 sets of twins .••• married to Page 3 years and has had 8 children in that time. Page is an Englishman , small with dark hair, about 26 and weighs about 11 5 pounds. They are in St . Joseph, Mo, now • •.• 'Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine ' by GM Gould MD & W L Pyle MD, 1896/1956; ?p 148-194. 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THE BULLETIN, Vol. 5, No. 1, published by Northern Arizona Ge nealogical Society, P. o. Box 695, Prescott, AZ 86302. FAMILY PUBLICA~TIONS THE BRUCE JOURNAL - The Bruce Family Historical Society, The Royal Bruce Society, Box 724511, Atlanta, GA (14 pages) One-time registration $ 1 5 ,00 plus Annual dues $20 .00.Bruce Journal Subscription, published quar terly is $17.50. THE VANDAL NEWSLETTER - A communication link between descendant s or Abraham and Mary Vandal. Issues through Vol. 3, No. 1. David Vandall , Sec/T reas 6960 Barri e, Dearborn Michigan 48126. RADER RAMBLINGS Premier Issue, June 1991. Way, Rancho Cardova, CA 95670-3513. James Lee Rader, 2633 Gilbert Genealogical Hint John Doe was born in Virginia - the records start in Botetourt Co, then he 'moves• to Montgomery Co, where he dies . His son, James, is married in Montgomery Co, and he 'moves' to Floyd Co . Oh, how our ancestors moved. I doubt very much if either one ever moved. This is where you must know the formation of the counties of the state. John Doe ' s records are in Botetourt Co because the other counties were not formed at that time and his land was in what is now Floyd Co. Find out where the land that John Doe owned is located and then what counties were formed and from what counties. Each county must be researched for Does to find all the data on them that you can. Th e formation of counties is why you wil l find someone saying that James Doe wa s borned and raised in Floyd Co and another say ing it was Montgomery County . ============================================================================== Vll'S1ni& Appe.l&chian N ot~s �VIRGINIA ROOM ADDITIONS A few of the court record books added to the Virginia Room this summer . publisher & reference number . Have omitted Bentley, Elizabeth P: COUNTY COURTHOUSE BOOK. (1990) Bosher, Marshall: LANDOWNERS OF COXENDALE , CHESTERFIELD CO , VA: ABSTRACTS FROM THE RECORDS 1611-1950 . (1990) Campbell, Judith A: PAGE CO, VA GUARDIAN BONDS 1850- 1945. (1990) Chiarito , Marian D: DEED BOOK 7, 1767-1770, HALIFAX CO , VA (1990) Evans, June B : LUNENBURG CO, VA WILL BOOK 2 1767 - 1778 (1991) LUNENBURG CO, VA WILL BOOK 3 1778- 1791 (1991) Gammon, David B : ABSTRACTS OF WILLS, BERTIE CO, NC 1722-1774 (1990) ABSTRACTS OF WILLS, HALIFAX CO, NC 1825- 1854 (1989) ABSTRACTS OF WILLS, HALIFAX CO, NC 1855-1891 (1990) RECORDS OF ESTATES, EDGECOMBE CO, NC 1761-1825 (1989) RECORDS OF ESTATES, HALIFAX CO, NC 1816-1823 (1984) RECORDS OF ESTATES, HALIFAX CO , NC 1765-1835 (1985) RECORDS OF ESTATES , HALIFAX CO , NC 1835- 1855 (1986) RECORDS OF ESTATES , HALIFAX CO, NC 1868-1902 (1990) RECORDS OF ESTATES, WARREN CO , NC 1780-1805 (1988) RECORDS OF ESTATES , WARREN CO , NC 1805- 1833 (1989) Gilreath, Amelia C: FREDERICK CO, VA DEED BOOKS 1, 2, 3, 4, 1743- 1758 (1989) FREDERICK CO, VA DEED BOOKS 5, 6, 7, 8, 1757- 1763 (1990) FREDERICK CO , VA DEED BOOKS 9 , 10 , 11 1 763-1767 (1990) Hopkins, William L: CAMPBELL CO , VA WILLS & INVENTORIES 1782-1847. (1989) MIDDLESEX CO, VA WI LLS & INVENTOR I ES 1673- 1812 & OTHER COURT PAPERS (1989) SUSSEX CO, VA DEED BOOKS A- E 1754- MARCH 1779 (1990) SUSSEX CO, VA WILL BOOKS A-F 1754 - 1806 (1990) McConnaughey, Gibson J: DEED BOOK 7 & 8, AMELIA CO, VA , VA DEEDS 1759-1765 (1990) Omans, Donald J & Nancy: MONTGOMERY CO (MD) MARRIAGES 1798- 1875 (1987) Peters, Joan W: ABSTRACTS OF FAUQUIER CO , VA BIRTH RECORDS 1853- 1896 (1989) Phillips, Virginia G & son : DEATH RECORDS OF CARROLL CO, VA 1912-1917 (1990) Researchers, The: INDIANA MARRIAGES THRU 1820 IN THE COUNTIES OF WASHINGTON, CLARK, JACKSON, SWITZERLAND, J EFFERSON, SCOTT, JENNINGS & RIPLEY 1779- 1861 Sistler, Byron & Barbara : INDEX TO TENNESSEE WILLS & ADMINISTRATIONS (1987) Sparacio, Ruth & Sam: DEED ABSTRACTS OF STAFFORD CO, VA 1722 - 1728 (1990) T . L . C . 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XV - No . 3 - August 1991 CONTENTS President ' s Message Marriages of Pulask i County , Virginia The Pioneer Dau g hter of Benjamin and Ruth Hough ConfedLrate Pensior.1 Board of Carroll Co, Va. (continued) Acts Passed 1832 - State of Virg inia Coffee Family Cemetery Nazareth Church Cemetery Watson Cemetery Surveyo r s Record #1 , Roanoke Co., Va . (abstracts) Abstract of Will of Rich ard Wright Peters of Scott Co , Virginia Surname Name Index Book Review Queries Genealogical Hint 115, 116 ; Odds & Ends 93, llO, Newspaper I t ems 122 8la 81 91 94 106 110 110 11 1 112 113 114 116 116 ll7 :::::: :: :: :: :.: :: :::: :: :.: :: :: :: :..: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :..: :.: :::..: :: :: :: :: :: :::.=:; :: :.::.: :.::.::: :::::: :::: ::.:::::.: :::::::::::::..: :: :::.: :::::.::: :::::::.:::::.:::: :.::: :.: �( B.- SOUTHWE ST~~N SOCIETY V I R.G IN I A Fall, GENEALOGICAL 1991 Dear Friends, As the sununer ends and our vacations are over, we begin · to think of more time spent in the Virginia Room and in talking with others who share our interests. I hope each of you had a great summer . Our next meeting will be September 21, 1991, and I hope we will see a lot of you there. Unfortunately, we will be missing one of our most · supportive members--Belva Counts. Belva has moved to h e r "mountain estate" in Southwest Virginia. We wil 1 miss her book r ev i ew s in the VAN, her contributions to all our meetings, and her smiling face. Best wishes, Belva. The Society has purchased an addit i on to the Virginia Room in Belva ' s honor. The Society will also be financing the purchase of some addi t i onal books for the Virginia Room. Since we are among the mo s t frequ e nt users of these materials, we felt that the purchase of s ome of the more expensive materials would be appropriate . We wou ld also like to hear from some of our distant members. We re a li ze that you are unable to attend our monthly meetings, and we woul d like t o know if there is something we could do for you. Ba be is always looking for articles of interest to you all for the VAN . The VAN is published four times each year. If you have somet hing y ou would like to submit to her, please follow the di r e c tions i n this issue. If you have a particular interest which has not b een published, let her know. I am looking forward to another great fall, and I hope to hear from many of you . gf ield �81 MARRI AGES of P ul aski Coun ty, Vir g ini a This recor<l o t m;irrja ge s NOT at Pulask i Co courthouse was taken from a pho tocopy of Llie rnarria ~e s on microfilm from the Va State Archives, Richmond, Va . \~hen tht> pa ppr 11.:is had any type of water damage, that portion wi l l photocraph r.ray or black and , therefor e, th e film or copies are no t easy to "t ransl.:ttC? ," - so check with the original to be s u re that the names are cor r ec L . The pho t 0cop i es were dona t ed b y Mrs Jimmie Steel and these cop i es wi ll be Eivcn to r il e Virginia Room, Ce ntral Roanoke Library , Roanoke , Va . At lea st three people have 'r ead ' th e record and we still aren ' t sure what the names a re - t l1 ose names are un de rlin ed . A List of Marriac e Li ce n se i ss u ed by the Clerk of the County Court of Pulaski Coun t y si n ce the lst day of July 1850. page 1 . 1850 . July 9 Aue us t 2 R Sept ~ Oct 2 Oct 9 " " James 1. K.~-~1:_~ & 13 urges s \~hit t & George H S hannon & Joseph Draper & Franc is I::_ Lyon & J a mes Coefee & 10 Joel Montgomery & 12 Joseph Shaffer & r:ov 5 Joseph I-Jarden & " 2 Robert Rodgers & Deer 7 James H Patterson & 26 Decatur Gr.~gg & 1851 . Jany 31 Crockett Simpkins & Feby 4 Robert A Dudly & (~At tim es , the clerk would abbreviate Shufflebarger . ) 12 Anderson F Godbey & " & Samuel Walters & Ca l vin Hurst 25 & John S Barger Mar 3 John Becklehimer & " 31 & Joseph W F l eeman Ap 1 3 & 22 Thomas Poage & William Holliday May 8 & Joseph J Fuller June 5 & Will i am Martin " Joseph Quesinberry & 11 " Augt 8 Francis H Crowell & & Sept 4 Joseph C Lyon & l Adam Mi l ler Oct 7 John L Teazler & or Feagler & John Hedge " 14 & Davidson Akers " 21 & George W Songer Nov 1 .. .. Elizabeth B Miller . Mary Bridgewater. Marg t A H£..1:1!_ __ _ Charlott Hufford Jane Lasseen Sophia Moore . Sarah A Brooks . Edith Honaker. Hannah Bell Mary Jane Cardon . Nancy Jane Davis Martha J Farmer Anne Trail Cynthin S*Barger and this could be Anna N~~n-~~y'?N~-~y Vi rgin i a M Ear l y Virginia Nunn Martha A Noell Elizth J Akers Martha Fleeman Mary A Vermillion Henrietta Bowdan Elizabeth Maybe Mary Boothe Thur s ay Rogers Elmira Tremble Mary L Dudly Mary Wa l ter Mary Jane Waltz Martha J Lesley Rache l cr~ham·-- E_~~~-t<:..~=)I~~~ Virginia Appalachian Not es �g,< 2 Pulaski Co, Va , Marriac es page 2 1851. Nov 15 6 1852 . JanY 5 " 14 FebY 9 " 23 Mar 6 " 24 Apl 15 30 May 17 ,, 18 25 " 28 June 2 1853 15 17 26 J uly 31 Augt 16 23 Oct 20 " 25 27 De er 15 28 " Jany 15 Ma r l April 2 7 " 18 21 24 " John Spickard & Nancy R ll oi;cn Jame s Sadl e r & E l v i r a Fa :r;-;; John Lawson & '.'!an c y I\ sh f o rel William Owen & Elizabeth Odl0 Rob e rt Thornton & Char l ott e Coa l e James Crowell & Kancy llur s L James Kersuy & Mary Cook John w Foster & He nri etta \vo o l h' i n e Solomon Lower & II arr iet J :--1u i rhearl Ri c hard Dob b & ~l ati lda Nes t er William Sad l er & Sarah J Joh n son George w Cowan & Dinnah Fur,ate John s Ewart & Sarah J ll o n aker Charles c Tate & Jan e C Drap er Franc is A Dowl er & Francess S now --John M Toan a & Mary E Hain --·---·Al exander Cook & Lu ci nda Cro we ll Christopher Hickson & Sarah Li tt le H B Echols & Harriet Farmer wm G Hag e rman & Sa 11 i e \./ \v y g a 1 Th omas H Kinser & Mary E S Bar ger William Godbey & Harriet Bridges John Crawford & Susan J llooth2 Henry Kesler & Elvira Crawly & Oscar F Honaker Mary A Reese John p Les lie & Malvina S impkins & Samuel Bishop Lucinda Stone & Tobias Philips Martha Hollandworth Ma 1 inda Trinkle-·---·& Jacob Anderson & William Stone Cyn thia Wilson John Linkous & Mary M Godbey & Madison Whitaker Jsophani.?._ Wright William Turner & Mary A Hodge The said Turner made oath tha t he was 21 years of age in presence of Andrew Hodge. page 3 1853 May 5 7 21 24 28 June 25 July 6 " 11 25 Aug t 4 " 16 Sept 5 & Thomas Patton Lucretia Richardson Anderson Meredith & Mary Patton Reuben T Lowell & Lucretia Hall Ak ers & Jesse Julia France ss Noell said Akers made oath to his age Wil 1 iam H a~ ley & Mary Ann Hoffman Amos Ak ers & Missouri Kelly John Fl eaman & Elizabeth J Burton & Addison Harman Sarah E Ellis Newton Sheff lebarger & Anne G Wygal & John T Ke lly Catharin e Thomas Martha Hill Thornton p Hampton & & Georges w James Eliza Stewart William C Taylor & Mildred Ann Cec il Virginia Appalachian Notes �83 Marriages of Pulaski Co, Va 1853 Sep t 8 10 13 27 " ft Oct 3 " l9 Nov 4 5 Deer 7 1 11 20 22 31 " pa ge 4 1854 Ma r 23 25 J\pril l " 4 10 June l " 5 " 29 16 " July Augt " " 6 l 15 22 23 29 " Sepr 10 " 18 19 28 Oct 2 " 11 " " 12 17 " " 18 .. 25 Nov 29 " 23 • • tt " 27 " Deer 11 " 11 Fra nci s Taber & Abraham Beckl ehimen & John ~ Camper & llu ghs Black & Daniel II Noap & ?Bat Forgati!e & or ? Nat Forgati~e Ric hard P Gilliand & Briant Gra ham & James M Cloyd & Fra nci s M Stone & I saac W Naff & John Steele & Jack son llollid ay & Austin Mullins & Mary Jane Williams Nancy Graham Elizabeth Thomas Sarah Ann Warden Jane Francess Miles Virginia Bateman William G Huffman & William J Glendy & Jn° M Thomas & Spe ncer Dreeding & Wy e tt Akers & Gus tavu s A Mitchell & William Millar & Denten Bu llard & William J Mitchell & Samuel Viers & Henry H Rock & Sam uel Fink & John H Brunty & Benjamine Redpath & J A T Painter & Joseph H Wineton & James M Cook & William J Shufflebarger Robe r t S Hodges & William G Faris & John A Carter & Edward E Ray & William Farmer & William R Thornton & William ~ Rupe & William Pollard & Arnel Willis & Anderson P lumm er & Richard Runyon & Augustine Big~ie & Wesly S Barrow & James A Ha l ey & Robert P Harris & James Boothe & Gordon Thor nton & Eli zabe th A Songer Nancy Mary Miller Susan B Howe .f._1!..~~1:_~1:.!I.. Mc Dan i e 1 Mary E _!ieal~y Sarah K Galbreath Clarissa Campbell Mary ~ Bullard Mary ~ Wilks Juliann Mitchell Octavia F Rup e Sar ah Ann Fleeman Margaret Jane Simpkins Rhoda Wilson Louisa C Crockett Rhoda B Early Luema C Dudley & Keziah Wygal Harriet Bell Margaret B Howe Joannah Farris Margaret Ann Kelly Nancy Elkins Sarah E Borden Martha E Godbey Mary Stone Druzella L Ashford Nancy Bell Sarah Shuffl ebarger Mary E Trouills'?/T;owlls Aureli a Foo_t_e·-----Eliza Jane Shewa lter Eleanor M Floyd ~inda Jane Thornton Margaret Boothe Vir gin ia Morgan Nancy Elkins Frances E McNeel Jaminia Farmer Cinth ia Mar;r/Max_ Wysor Ann M Oeyerl~ Octavia - Akers Sarah J Allen ---- Virginia Appalachian Notes �Bil 4 Pulaski Co , Va, Marri ages page 5 1855 January 6 7 1855 10 17 " Erasmus Harv ey & Virginia Mullins Jn° C Mustard & Nancy Parson Hiram D Smith & Aur~n a Elkin s Jn° W Bowden & Sarah Pr iu ett a surname has been marked out and Priuett written above it . " Jn° Meredith & Luema Boothe Fe by 8 Hugh E Meredith & C len e nt ina Pa mer"? Farmer 12 " Wilson Spalding & Elizabeth Ann-McGrud~r 11 William Warner & Catherine Millirons 17 Jn° M Meredith & Phebe Gilpin Mar 17 Johnson Wordan & Sarah Graham or Warden 20 Peter Thornton Rebecca Miles 22 Thomas Kirkmner Ann F Dean April 4 ?Welington AKers & Per _1:_~~ e '? Pe;_:-e d in e I\ K e r s 5 Valentine Fink & Nancy l.Jh i te 16 William B Meredith & Sarah Ann Graham 24 " Madison Price & Emeline Kirkn er 25 " wm R Dudley & Susan Truslow 26 " Geo W Bennett & Mary E Barrow 27 Jacob C Fisher & Nancy Sifford May 3 William E Bowden & Elizabeth Simpkins 11 Geo W Viar & Mary Jane Miller ,.,ug t 7 William F Painter & Susan C Graham " 28 Jacob T Lyon & Emily Foote Sep 3 Robert P Bell & Mar garet S Martin a name has been marked out & Margaret written in 5 Gorden T Songer & Martha Jane Stone Oe t l Chester B Cofer & Cynthia A Allison 5 " John Henry Lawson & Eliza Lawson 16 Edward Hubbard & Polly Whitaker No v 20. 1855 George !'!_ Mu!_r_~y & Mary Wilson Deer 8 John A Berwill & Jan e Godbey 10 " Hardin L c row & Eliz a L Clark Crum II II page 6 1855 Deer 20 1856 Jany 18 Feb 18 " 19 27 Mar 6 6 10 " 13 14 " 17 April 5 5 June 2 II II Charles W Pannel Russel Rupe George W Clark George P George William C Lane John Shepherd Levi H Crawley Richard Eaton Joseph ~ Anderson John H Hoge Robert A Carden Wm H Trolinger Henry C Trolinger James M Webb & & & & & & & & & & & & & & Mary J Stone Mary J Huffman Eli zabet h R Clark Sarah Ann Davidson Eliz abet h Ashford V i.£_~~ Marten Margaret C Brown Ellen M Craw ford Susan Keffer Charlotte Trolinger Melvina Jarrell Margaret A Jordan Henri etta M Miller Elener H Young Vir ginia Appalachian Notes �85 Pulaski Co, Va, Marriages 5 18 56 Jun e 12 21 ~ /1 Jul y 1 7 Au r,u s t 7 Sep L 1 5 .. 16 25 Oc t 17 .. 22 27 Nov 211 " 25 Deer 15 16 19 Jany 3 Feb 25 .. 1857 Mar 16 30 pa ge 7 1857 3 15 April " Jun e " 2 5 " 8 " 22 29 II July 19 24 29 Augt 8 Sep 23 " Oct 2 Nov 14 Deer 10 10 II .. 1858 II 19 22 tt .. ft ' ' 25 Jany 2 " 6 " 12 Feby 4 6 11 & Giles D Thomas Joh n F Kesler and Edwa rd Farmer and John Me r e dith and David C Meredith & Robert II Taylor & Charles ~ Roop & J e rorne F Calley & Thomas \~ Oars t & Davi d S S teph e n s & Ca 1 u imb~'? I_1_oy & Robert D Gardner & Jn° R C Painter & Jn° J Hea ley & Robe rt W Stephens S Sylvester Breeding & William Miller & Ca lvin Shirrall & Shinall William T Allison & James H Douthat & Matilda C Mee!{ Susa~/S~ S Pollard Nancy Jane Farmer ?Chistianna Graham Mary S Cox Catharine Stone Elizabeth Schertt Eliza J Lyon Margaret R B Glendy Margaret A faddack Mary E \fallace Elizabeth J Keaney Cynithia W Grills Martha J Farmer Melennia Trinkle Mary M Ramsom Parthenia Wilson Charlotte Martin Mary Ann Faris Melissa Jane Windle and Tabitha '?S~~~~? Liv~~tY­ Geo W J=.ong'?.~ong El i zabeth A Darst? & Davod L Pa inter Eliza Jane Howe & Chas J Mathias Susan Raines & Russel Button Patton James N McCoy and Margaret Burton James S Miller & Isabella G Painter George P French & Mar y ~ Hufford Mathew L?G Sturdivant & Margaret A Warsham Chri stopher C Jackson and Henrietta Tearny?Teany Patrick O'Dannell and Elizabeth WhitakerAnderson Breeding and Malvina Dobbins Susan Galbreath and Jn° W Veirman and Mary Coles Peter Thornton & Martha J Stewart Leander A Walll & Elmira Journell Iasiah Tickle & Eli zabeth M Sayers Stephen Kirby & Marion Massey wm J Mitchel & Alrnedia Millirons Guy P Conley Martha G Raines & Henry Cook & Joanna Mass~y wm p Jones Octavia Cofer & William B Ranson Henrietta A?H Alexander J Thornton Withers & Rebecca M Kirk Albert M French & Martha Bond Edwin Breed in g & Eliza A Mil-lirons James F Conley & Elizabeth Haney Albert D Bryant & Matilda Mitchell Solomon Tay lor & Minereva Guthr John C Allison & y Virginia Appalachian Note s -- �86 6 Pulaski Co , Va, Marri ages 1858 Feby 24 pa ge 8 1858 Feb 24 Mar 2 " 30 April 8 12 May 18 " 27 June 3 30 " July " 1 7 29 Augt 12 16 Sept 8 28 Oct 7 13 29 1859 Nov 4 " 15 " " Deer 13 14 31 Jan 4 6 " 10 Feb 4 " 28 Mar 5 9 " ., 10 Ap 1 7 page 9 1859 May 3 July 9 11 21 " Au g 3 " 4 " 8 " 25 " 30 " 31 Sep 12 Oct 3 James Black & El iza A Damron & Jn° Elkins El izabet h Susan Thorn t o n James H Far mer & Dea dama Smith & Edward l-J Fortune Ma riah L Wa n s h a m John S Burns & Eli za bet h E Ll oyd J ames H Vickers & P_?.u~~~ V Kc rt n e r '?Ki r tn e r Charles T Pe pper & Isa b e ll a Meo Kea n e Thomas J Jenkins & Ca tharin e Odl e Sarah Cook William Sawyers & & James E W Sane Harri e t F Fl e im a n Lane David C Ha ll & Sarah Ja n e Hum ph r eys Wi ll iam Goldin & Elizabe th S an e '?Lane Geo l-J Saunders & Qione/bion; Br o~e Geo W Elk in s & Sus an Jan e Kin e David Showalter & Nancy Showalt e r Archibald Whitt & Polly Davi s John Arnold & Sarah E Damron James T Ransom & Susan A She ild s Thomas Rodgers & Mary L Arnold David Harman & Orlena J South e ren Charles S Fox & Mary C G r~ha~--·---J ames o Quesinberry & Mary Rodgers John M Long & Susan Wh i taker John B Dawson & Margaret Jane Butt James T Beard & Syn~th ~~ M Burton Jn° L Stearnes & P A R McDerm i d wm J Shelburn & Mary Cra i g Dandridge Akers and Parthenia Farmer Jn ° K Mil le r & Elizth G?L Glendy William S Mathews & Arminta--A.. _S Barger Hugh ~Allen & Eliza W Driscoll Henderson Cofer & Elm ir a Eli zt h Kirk A Abbott Mirehead & Miram Amanda Da vidson Hiram T Smi th & Rachel E Sto n e Henderson Jame s & Maria B Stephens Jones (ink spot) Geo E Roberts & Jn° H Shrader & William Bel l & Jn° Hoge & John C Morehead & William C Faris & Jo s eph Draper & Stephen D Sloan & Thos W Ga lbreath & Isaac A?H Buford & William D Patterson & Pleasant Haley & Julia A Cofer Mary J French Melvina Meredith Sarah Trinkle Martha A Tuggle Nancy Ernaline Allison Latia Ann McGuire Nancy Mary Guthrie Elmira C Allison Sa lly M G Kent Hannah E Dehart Elmira Haley Virg inia App a lachian Not es �Pulaski Co, Va, Marriage 7 1859 Oct 1 5 17 18 25 De e r 1 7 8 19 11 1860 f eby 7 " 22 Ma r 17 "7 " 24 II 27 Ap 1 16 " l 7 23 " !'1 a y 26 June l 2 6 6 16 .. " " 27 page 10 1860 Au g 21 " " Sepr 1 2 " 18 Oct 15 26 Deer 15 II " " l7 ,. 18 19 19 Jany 8 II II 1861 Feby 20 Mar 9 " 27 .. 29 Ap 1 1 " " 8 18 20 " 25 William J -Monroe ·- -.- - & Jame s H Dar s t & James H Simpkins & Ma r g are t marked out and William H Da vis & Michael S Sanders & Charles E Vermillion & William H Showalter & Da ni e l Johnston & Jn° R Graham & S t e ph e n H Stone & Willi a m H Whitman & Al e xr W Honore & Henry W Pannil & Joseph H ~as_~ & James W Chrisman & Adam H F lana g an & Lankford Hall & He nry W Wilson & William Crockett & Ha rry H Ross & He nry Jasper Brown & James H Renick & James Vaughn & John C Carr & Mathew Aiken Anthony Owens William Sayers James M Comer John C Lutton Sutton Daniel Stephens Francis M Hawly William F Burton Denter S Runion John W Thompson George A Breeding Alexr L--Morehead wm H Muriel! wm Nickle;s~ Wil liam Bays Robert Mabe wm Brown E D Harman James G Bowden Rufus G Morgan John H Douthat Tho 5 E Durham Christian Songer & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & Jemima Farmer Margaret W Trollinger Lucretia Hanley Lucretia written in Ellen M Boyd Sallie S H~ey Martha Muirhead Elizabeth Roberts Lucy Jane Vaughan Martha Owen Callie M Bosang Sarah Jane Luttons Ernaline Woolwine Elmira Stone Eliza S Howe Jemima E Morgan Amanda M Morgan Rhoda King Nancy Hu.E_st Mary N~~elly Nancy Shepherd Emily Bond Mary C Mat?_~ Elizabeth McD Catharine A Bridges Margaret J Vermillion Mary Anne Sloane Sarah Jane Sloane Mary M Sayers Elizabeth J Gunn Cynthia M Brookman Amasit~ Nester Mary J Beurn Martha Smith Emily Tifton Martha Ransen Harriett __A_r_n-;;ld Frances H Haymaker Susan Sayers Martha J Jinkins Mary Ellen Wilson Eliner Brown Nancy Jane King Lucinda Quisenberry Amelia V Br own Mary E S Walls AE...i!:.~~~ C Ande rson Vir g ini a M Wa l t e r s Vir g inia Appalachian Note s �88 8 1861 Pulaski Co, Va , Marria ges Ap 1 29 May 6 " 1862 1862 9 Oct 21 Jany 16 Feby 3 Feby 11 11 12 Mar 3 II II Samuel Brookman & Wm R Wheeler & David Earheart & Manilous S Johnston & John Grayson & Richard Martin & ___J?..l W Ashworth & James Early & Thomas J !~~~<!.~~ & William E Haney & Nancy E Shuffl0barccr Ma r y B Lindsey Mary E ~a_<!_d <l l_c:_ Sallie /\ Fo ot Mary M Sh e lor Sa r ah La \"son Mar garet E Odl e Rhoda 1\fy ga l Elizabeth Mullin Martha £ Davi s p 11 1862 Apl 30 June 20 25 " July 26 29 II 4 9 Oct 25 Nov 6 " 12 II 25 Deer 4 11 25 1863 Jany 22 26 Fe by 9 II II 20 28 Mar 31 Apl 15 May 6 14 Augt 20 Sept 7 Oct 16 21 II II NO\" 2 Deer 7 9 1864 Jany " 1 8 9 page 12 1864 Feby 16 " 25 Mar 10 Ap 1 11 May 5 William W Andrew & Mary \farde n John W French & Sarah II Dunf ord Lewis Rupe & Cinthi a :-1ul l in Hora ti a W Steele & Bell Cidarak Me r e dith Alexander W Gilliam & Mary /\ Kirkn e r John W Brown & Jaminia Stone Surname marked out and Stone written in John W Hall & Rozannah Cov ey Joseph G Kent & Ellen M How e Henry T Hoo£er & Le titi a .1:. Wy ca l John W Brady & Esther 13ryson Joseph ~ Tills & Julia E Taylor Lewis Criner & Mary Man.:t:..J_a_~ William T Shelor & Emily Snow Shelton McLane & Martha S?L Purv is Emily Thornt·0;---Joseph Rupe & Will iam W Harman & Ann M W1:>01 win e Francis M Farmer & Mary A Woolwine Witten Cecil & Eliza Shufflebarger Sarah E Myers Andrew J ~~~er~~~ & Joseph H Burton & Cynthia Simp-iZins William C Dehart & Mary E Cooper(written over) Alonzo 0 Clark & Julia Anne Ashwo rth Julia V Broc e George W D!:_.1!._~i.~~~ & Francis M Rodgers & Henrietta M Craig John Nunn & Susannah Hurst Robert Kirkwood & Laura .?...'.U~. Pepper Robert T Sco tt & Cor.?:_1:_~_1:_ Dobbins William T Hart & Lucy G Bently John A Ashford & Elizabeth Kidd Laran J Morgan & Rhoda B Godbey George W White & Mary C Henly John B Darst & Mary E Yost William Matheny & Eve C Redaf ord --·--~ --- ·- Chris ti an Minnick Albert Davidson Franklin Akers Lewis Bible Robert Davis & & & & & Lucy Snead Henri etta 1-1 thean Eliza J Saunders Victoria Cofer Cynthia New!ey ? New~ey Virginia Appalachian Notes �89 Pu l aski Co, Va, Marriages 9 1864 186 5 1864 Sept 7 Nov 11 Sept 1 5 Jany '27 20 " 30 Feb y 1 Feby 16 28 " 8 March 13 Sept 6 Nov 21 " 1865 l l'.1 Feby 20 Apl 28 Apl 11 23 May 2 16 " 29 " 29 26 6 June .. 13 19 19 " page 13 1865 June 27 July 4 Aug 10 If 22 " 26 31 Sep1: 1 4 " " 5 7 •• •• .. 13 ,, .. 13 14 15 Fugate Clark & James ~ Hodg es & James K Odell & Thomas Q Hall & William llouchins & Thomas P llanford & Josep h J Jones & Rush F Davis & Thomas J Boyd & Thomas J Simpkins & James A Saunders & Charles A Jameson & Jo lrn H J>e~r-~ & Columbus F Baker & John T Whalin g & l. P Lewis & ifll Steele & Thomas A Bryan & James Payn e & Semien S?L Johns"ton & - ----Nathaniel W Vaughan & Ira?Jn~ Graham & Stewar t Hale & Geprge Minor & James A Pratt & Philip S?L Woolwine & Phi lip J Deases & wm G Pannell & John D Hughes & Joseph D Graham & & & & Charles T Burton Abraham B William Clark An"thony McDaniel Joseph N Bateman Robert Robertson John Cook John H Caddell John J Kerr & & oaV-ici G'-c1a.-ri<- & & Stewart George A·-Tr~nn-a11 Pannell James M Mason John H Smith John M Oal<:ley ..-·---·-James Martin Newton J Morgan Francis Adams & & & & & & & & & & & & Mary Jane Carnahan Mary Ann Burton Sarah J Jenkins Mary S Pratt Louisa A Given Ruth M Jameson Sarah F Gibbs Julia M Morehead Norma J Cecil Louisa A Showalter Martha S Morris Fran ces Owen Saraj E Thomas Margaret A Morehead Mary M Ingram Lucinda B Terry Annie McFarland Annie Martin Eli za J Pauley Lydia M Jordan Eliza J Flanagan Amanda Holliday Rebecca J Miller Sallie T Carr Margare1: J Chumbley Margaret T Crawford Ruth A Hill Elizabeth Curnahan ·----Martha J Kendrick Mo lli e S Currico Virginia Beard Mary S White Theresa Quesenberry Sally Wilson Isabella Wallace Sarah Kendrick Lucinda Huff - - -- -- i-:· ing ------ C S1:ephens Josephine P Booker Margaret -------·--Carnahan Surilda J ·------Rebecca Guthrie ·- ---- .. _____ Nancy R Legrand Eliza J Hickman Nancy Myers Virginia Appalachian Notes �90 10 Pulaski Co , Va , Marriage s • 1865 27 28 wm Mi lt & Catharine M Clark Emory Rhod es S Susan V l'erkins James Lefl er e Emelin e C /\l<rr s "Hugh P John son & Eliza J l~hit C' William J Monroe & Vi r c in i a r. ~I c r c d i t Ii .. atvin Saunrters to vi rr~ i n i a lfr i r. h t William Kin g & M~5_!?_~~1:...~ J C9_~E-~? c 9_r..J~<:.E Jas A Ven ble to Sa r ah Rupe Geo W McGui re & Nancy E God by Brookman 8 Mary i-1 Robinson Charles ~ Te~y & Cornelia F Cunninr,ham TeI.E_y John C Andr ews & Mary E Duncan Charles F Dudley to Nancy II Anderson'? Ar-ronson _____ .'28 26 26 26 page 14 Dec 1865 9 18 21 25 1866 Jany " " l 6 .. " " " " " " 22 " " Feb 2 " 12 " 12 ------ William Simpkins to Lu cinda ShcllJournc John M Price to Melanda ll eavcns J~hn Wright to Marg aret Jon es Geor ge W Lester to El izabeth Kin e wm A McClelland to Sarah A 1>.toorc wm A Chumbley to Mary ~ Hickman Thomas E Jac kson & Julia A Kin e, He nry ff Alexander & J emina C Alli so n M__ ,_ _ S Barger William ? f_~~-~~ & Anthony R Mitchell 8 Ellen Smythe Eliz abet h Craig Chester Bullard to Marth a E Fulwid e r Thomas G Farmer to Robert D Mart in to Sa 11 i e W ~o_n_&_ Nancy i'loore John Quesenberry e Ann Mas '"' n Wi lliam Martin & ..----·-T t:J..tchell Reuben Price & .. Marth a 9-.!.!..~:t__~r._ _?_t_o_1;_~~~ ~o-~~r-~ to Robert P Davis to Mary R c~-~~~.E Elizabeth Boyd Geo W Ch~~~ to Mar garet Farmer Kin g to H-u-gh-.fenk ins to Catharine Morris on --·-~-·- 17 3?23 March ----------~ o~~ ~ Beard 24 Apl 16 " 19 June 2 4 .. 8 " " 12 14 ·--·--·--- ... --·-·---·-- MaE..Y.. M~-<:!_~!?_~~ Elizabeth Graham Dishin gs to Harriet H Ro bins on Charles ~ ~_a5.}_~~ to or Sarter Linds ay C?G Godbey & Sus a n J Vin es ?Viers s a r ah ~i!_E_i;_s=[~i·-----·Jn° China~it to Johnston Tay lor to Hend rick to Andy Buford !-:_~c_I!_~!..!..~ Page to Squi re Broom Mar gare t Thomp s on to Cath ari ne Moore?Morris Barnet Smith to Mary Jane Burton W H H Brown to Martha Overstreet D F Woolridge & Mary E Maybe D Gray Jas to Lu critia Smith Edward Cloud W"'"' R Apl 25 30 May 12 & & Virginia Appalach ian Notes �q; THE PIONEER DAUG HTER of BENJ AMI N a nd RUTH HOUGH by Betty ~il son Thomas 13enjamin lf our,ll' s e reat grandson, Jonas Durman Wilson, (1808 - 1887) , left his family a Jo urnal r ecord ing his own experiences as a frontier Baptist preacher; he in cl uded a ce nealogical record noting many family groups dating back to Benjami.n <1nd 11uth ll ough , including birth dates.· (The Journal is now in th e possession of his g reat grandson, Larry Wilson of Monrovia, CA) Benjamin Hou Gll/flufl \..ia s born :28 Dec 1 718 ; he died 25 Jan 1791 in Virginia . His wife , Ruth , ~a s born 4 May 1 713 ; she died after 1800, probably in Grainger Co , T e nn essPC' . The first documented ev i de nce of Benjamin Hough ' s presence in Va was fo un d in the court house r ecords in Le esb urg on a 1769 tithable l i st of Lou d on county residents . Althou g h there is a we l l established (Quaker) Hough 1 inc i. n Lou do n Co , no connect i on has been found to Benjamin Hough , nor to his wife Ruth. In 1771, Be nj am in Hou g h's sons-in-law, Joshua Wilson and Cornelius Reed , were found o n th e same S helburne Parish, Loudon Co tithable list with Benja mi n "ll off " and hi s sons , Joseph and John " Hoff". Discovering all 3 famili es in th e same area 1..ias th e first indic a tion of their early whereabout s ; this was co n sidered to b e an exciting breakthrough for Hough r esearchers . Furth e r e xamination of the actual L oudon Co courthous e records revealed that Jos hu a Wilson was on the tithable lists from 1769 through 177 2 ; Benjamin was li ste d th e r e in 1769 and 1771 , and Cornelius Reed appeared in 1771 and ]772 . Be njamin " !lu f f " is mentioned several times in Summer ' s "Annals of Southwest Virgi ni a ' ' : p 1 9 7 (in 1773) a s a surveyor of roads on Bent Mountain; on p 319-320 , at court held for Botetourt Co the 11 May 1780, it was ordered that Benjamin Hu ff ''with the tithables in the bounds of Captain Wi llson' s Company of militi a open (a road) and keep the same in repair as the law directs ." On p 372, 8 May 1783, Benjamin Huff was " exempted from payment of Cou nty l e vies in f uture on account of his age and i nfirmity " . By 17 83, Benjamin Huf f owned 200 acres near Bent Mountain, wh i ch is now in Floyd Co, south of present day Roanoke, Va . (See Charles Burton ' s " Botetourt County, Virginia, Early Settlers ' ': Benjamin Huff, 1782, tax on 200 acres) . An earlier reference, in Cartmell ' s "Shenandoah Valle y Pioneers and The ir Descendants" , p 500 : " The Huffs of that section (Frederick Co, Va, east of Newtown, n ea r the Clarke line) , John and Joseph are sons of an enterprisin g father, who spent money in prospecting for silver in that section many years ago ''. This is widely believed to b e a reference to Benjamin Huff . '' Keg l e y ' s Virginia Frontier " by F B Kegley (1938), p 561, name ' s early residents of Bent Mountain , Captain Martin ' s Company: included were Benjamin "Huff '' & John Huff son of Benjamin. In Stoner ' s "A Seed-bed of th e Republic" , p 1.Li 3, Benjamin Huff is na med among " Ot h er people furnishing materials or service in war effort : Order Book 1780- 1784". In "West Virginia Revolutionar y Ancestors ,'' whose services were non-military and whose names, theref ore, do not appear in Revolut i onary indexes of Soldiers and Sailors compiled by Anne Wall er Redd y (1979) . An index from Manuscript Public Cla im s of the Revolutionary War in the Virginia State Library. p 40, " Hu ff, Benjamin Bote tou r t County ". For many yea~s, gene a lo gis ts have known about the Mont g omery Co, Va co urt record settling the estate of John Hough in 17 99; John bought some l and and died b ef ore it was surveyed (A 20 0 acre e n try made 5 Mar 1 793 on land Virg ini a Appalachian Notes �office warrant No . 21903 ). In Oct 1 799 , tile fol l<H•i11r ;1.t;••'1 1 1 n11 lnhn Hough ' s h eir s accompanied t he surv ey report . " <in mnt ln1 1.,·:11 ··· l{ ·•11t ro and others and satisfactory proof bein g made t ll<it 10 1 111 ll•tl l !· ·• · 1 ! i 1•<1 hi thout 1-1ill and that Ruth Huff i s his moth er and hat Iii ~ l i t •l 110 · 1 '• .1111! s i s t .-•rs a r e as follows , to wit, Catharine married t o Josh11.1 1-11~011 , '-. .11.1! 1 L111 i••l to Co rnelius Read, Joseph Huff , Stephen Huff, Flizal>r> t li 111,1r1· i1· ! Tohn \.;i1 so n . Charity marr i ed to James Renfro, Jaru sa marri<'d to Tltnmac;; I , . ., . i"lnd th.1t he had no other b r others and sist ers and him sPlf 1111111i"lr 1·ir·cl , \d 1i«li i s nrcl0recl to be certified to the r egister of th e l and officr . ACopyTeste Charles T.n·lnr , <'IC " Thomas Lee bought the inh erited 1 and from i"I 11 n f t l 1<' i"I he>'\"" nH' n t i oncd heirs : 8 Ju 1 y 18 0 0 Joshua Wilson of Lin c o 1 n Co , KY so 1 d I ti s n n ,-. - r- i 1· Ii t h sha re toThomasLeeforTenpounds ( Montgom ery Co , V<l , l >d HI<. c· . p '• 7 '• ) . 22 ~ Ppt 1800, Cornelius Read of Montgom ery Co , John \..'i1 so 11 o f l·r<1nk l 1 11 Co :1 11<1 Joseph Huff of Greenbrier Co ga ve th eir in denture t o Th omas l.c• c- o f Cri1 in r(• r Co . Tn . (Montgomery Co, Va, Deed Bk C , p 339) . 1 3 Dec 1 800 , S t 0 p'1 0n lluf r or S t . Pe ter ' s Parish, Beaufort d istri ct , South Ca r o lin a , r·. av0 l1is irid0ntur<? to Thomas Lee of Grainger Co, TN . James Renfro .:incl H11tll ll11fl ;i 1 sn 1·:iv0 their indenture to Thomas Lee (Annals of Southwe s t Virr~ ini<1, p;ir t l , p <l i d ,l . The name of Benjamin Hough, the father , wa s not me ntion0cl : 110 d i0 d 2r, ,J<tn 17Ql, according to the Journal of Jon as Durman Wil son . (1) Catherine Hough Wilson (b 6 Sept 17 118 ) a n d .Jo sh u a ( b lU Se> pt 17L10 ) had nine children born between 17 65 and 17 83 . Th e c 1c! e>s r, Hcnjam in, h as b 4 Aug 1765 . It is presumed they were marri ed ca l 7 611 ; but , no rec or ct h as been found in Virginia . Family stories indicat e that Jo s hu<t \" i l so n ' s ancestors were Scottish ; they came to America by way of IJl s tcr , in northern Ireland . Many Scotch-Irish fam ilies settled in Loudon Co , Va in th e early 1700 ' s . Catherina and Joshua Wilson moved from the Loudon Co area pr i or to 17 83 ; their youngest chi ld, Elizabeth, was born 29 March 17 83 . They set tled on Brush Creek , a branch of the Little Riv er , west of Hoanoke . They r e main ed there until the late 1790's ; a deed of sale was record ~d for t h e i r property in 1802 (Montgomery Co, Va, Dd Bk C , p 494). Joshua Wilson was living in Lincoln Co , Ky in 1800, when h e ga v e hi s indenture to Thomas Lee for the land inherit ed fro m John llou g h. Catherine a nd Joshua Wilson had moved on throu g h th e Cumberland Gap to the pres e nt So me rs et , Ky area. They were accompanied by their son, Jonah Wilson and h is wi fe , Elizabeth Dearman (my ancestors) and by other children a nd g rand chi l dre n. They lived in the Linco ln, Rockcastle and P ul ask i County area for many years . Jonas Durman Wilson , my grea t grandfather, was born i n Rocke a st le Co , K y in 1808 . (2) Sarah Hough, and her husband, Cornelius Reed/Read , rem ained in Loudon Co longer than the other sisters ; perhaps, until afte r the death of her father -in-law , Jonathan Reed in 1791 (wills of Loudon Co , Va) . Numerous Read /Reed families resided in Montgomery Co, Va in the 1790 ' s , including Cor neliu s Read Jt.:nior , Cornel ius Read Senior, was living in Montgomery Co , Va in 1800 when he gave his indenture to Thomas Lee for the land inherited fro m his father- in-law, John Hou gh . We do not have a complete l i s t of the Read c hildren , or birth and death dates for Sarah Hough Read a nd Cornel iu s Read . (3) Elizabe th Hough married John Wil son. It is not known whether he was related to Joshua Wilson. There was only one John Wilson family recorded on the Franklin Co Tax list in 1800 (at th e time a John Wilson and hi s wife Elizabeth Hough of Franklin Co , Va were n amed as h e i r s to her brother, John Hough) . We have a Frank lin Co record o f a John and E l izabet h Wilson, with ten children , who left for Barren Co, Ky in 1808 . Their daughter, Sarah, 1 Virginia Appalachian l Notes �Cf3 married Joseph \\ooten , 25 Dec 1805 , in Franklin Co, Va ; they had a son, Wil1 iam "li uff '' \foote n . (Sarah died 12 Apr 1857 in Barren Co, Ky). We need proof that these we re the children of Elizabeth Hough Wilson , and the grandchi ldrcn of Be njamin and Ruth Hough . (l1) Char ity llough married (21 June 1783) James Renfro, a Revolutionary ~ar so l cli cr from Bedford Co , Va; they owned land on the Little River, adjacc n t t o t Ile home of Ca th er ine and Joshua Wilson . Both families sold their l ane! in Montgomery Co, Va a b out the same time (1798 -1800) . The Renfros settl ed land in Tennessee , just south of th e Cumberland Gap . Later they b eca me early sc Ltler s or Pi n ev ille, Ky (Knox/Bell Co) . There has been considerable doc umentatio n of this family ; their gravestones were relocated to the Pinevi ll e Cemetery by th e ir Moss family descendants, after their graves and their o l cl h o mes t ead were coverert by floodwaters of the Cumberland River. The era v <?s t o n e of Charity Ann " Hu ff'' Renfro indicates that she was b 23 Dec 17 63 a nrl d 6 Nar 1 831 . Charity had twelve children born 1784 to 1809. ( 5 ) Jerusha Hou g h was married to Thomas Lee (son of Stephen Lee) in Bed f o rd, Botetourt Co , Va , 15 Aug 1788 (her mother, Ruth Hough , signed the consent) ; they liv ed in Montgomery Co, Va from about 1790 to 1798, according to the annual Personal ?ropery data in the Virginia State Archives. By 1800 they liad moved to Gr a in ger Co. , Tn (later Claibourne Co . ) It is believed that Ruth ll ough accompani ed them, as she gave her indenture to Thomas Lee in in 1800 in Grainger Co, Tn for the share of land she inherited from her son, John !lau gh . She was 76 years old then . It is n ot known when or where she died . Thomas Lee d ied 27 January 1839 in Tennessee . Jerusha was born in 1766 in Va and d i ed after 1850 in Tennesse e . They had seven children. Family group sheets for all 5 of the Hough sisters have been partially completed fro m family records, Virginia marriage records, etc . Exchange of group sh~ets , including additions or corrections , will be welcomed from others researc hing these same lines . Th e 5 Ho u g h daughters rep resent the strength and courage o f our pioneer gra ndm others who shared the hardships of the wildernes~ frontier with their brave and resourceful husbands; they raised lar ge fami lies who homesteaded along the \vild rivers and western trails, as soon as these areas were open ed to settlers, Benjamin and Ruth Hough le ft numerous grandchi l dren (in Virginia, Tennessee, Ke ntucky, Indiana and Missouri) who are proud of their pioneer h e rita ge . 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In 8 yea rs his wi£e bore him 17 childre n, 2 sets of twins, q sets of triplets ... she d ied after birth of child By 2 n d wife - 15 children in 10 years - 5 sets of twins . ··· · · He 3rd marr ied a widow with one child by whom there 9 children in 10 years . In the fall of 188 5 , he was killed by locomotiv e . Survived by his widow and 24 of the 42 c hildr en are still livin g. ' Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine ' by G M Gould MD & W L Pyle MD, 1896/19 58 ; pl58. :: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :.: ::.:: :: :: :..: :.: ::. ::. :-..: : : :...:. ::.::-~ :: :::: .:: c :::: =: ::::.:: :::: :::: :.:.::::.:: :-::.,:. ::::.:::::: :: :: :::: ::.::::::::.:::::::: := :::= :: :: ::. :: ::: :: : :.:.: :-: ::. ::.:: Virginia Appalachian Notes �---0 ~ PINE CREEK DIST . CARROLL CO. VIRGINIA ~ 19 00 <: DA T £ OF :::'~ ~ l'I RE CEI PT OF PA. PER NAME DIS AL LO - ABILITY SOLDIER/ OWED TOT PT L. WI DOW AMTS IL ~ ~ l. J .B. Nichols May 2 .R :::ib t. N. Southern 3.J no . B. Mitchel ~ ") " ., " .. " " II " ., ll ~ ~ ...~ ~ ~ ''() ~ ~ .. ...... t:;' ( ....p ~ 4 . George Quesenber r 5. Mary J, Jennings 6.W ill i am Davis ~ II II ,, 1•rt ll "l. 7 . Lou i siana Reece " II 8.L eah M. Reece II " 9.M artha Worrell II " ~ 'ti ll II II Not ll ' (~ ~ Q 10. J ohn Morr is " II 11. s . C. Ni chol a s II 15 . 00 A Jo hn Je n 1in gs ' 25 . 00 c wido J Part ial )o ld ie r ~20/15 G 24 VA " Approved 54 VA ll " " Par t ial by Bd " Jame s ReE ce's Widow Josi iah We rrell' Wid ow 25 . 00 D 29 VA " D 29 VA II ll .. ~25 .00 c 24 VA 45 II II VA " 15 . 00 I so VA " $30/15 Har mon , Batte lion II II VA so ll r.' " 13 .R eed Wo rre ll II " 14. J . M. Que si nbe rr y II I! ll rot . ,. II No t Approved e d Si nc e th e Jar Approved 15 . 00 I 50 VA No t Approved Means of Support Not loyal (we nt North) Not Approved Has Means fo r Supper t Ap~ roved Ca alry II Approved ha f $15 1 II j ~ ~ ~ 4 ..... ~ ~ z ~ ~ 0 " }- ~ I ll U) 12.N ath an Ma rs hal l ~ ~ tta r r i -..f !XI ~ () Pa rt Sol die 15. 00 E Not r.::i 0 '::! Je ss ee R1 ece ' s Widou II II " ll Approved Approved Not Approved was not i n Service was di sc har ged No t Approved has me ans of sup port " ::r ..... i;ii ~ H " VA 'd P> REMARKS 24 II 3o~td II " ll " " '" REGI NO MENT I Sho t: kl y Is VA Soldier 10 , 00 Res erve s Tot " 15 . 00 D 29 VA Part " 20 . 00 I VA 45 co ,. t o 1/ 2 No t Appr oved Has Some means of Support ...., 'c1 ~ ~ ~ �PINE CREEK DIS T. CA RROLL CO. VIRGINIA 1900 DATE OF REC EI PT OF PAPER NAME I 15 Meredy Worrell 16 _\,i m• J . Ma t h e r l y ., 17 Jsaac Jennings 18 Nellie Chaffin 19 .Eli Johnson ~ i:;- May 20 .Crockett Quesinber ry 28 DISALLO- ABILITY SOLDIER/ REGIOWED TOT PTL. WIDOW AMTS. CO . NO. MENT Allo1-· - p ;;-# ' rj "'.:) G 54 VA Jnf . ~ 5. 00 D 29 \':\ " \ o t AnTH o \. e d h a ssuppo ome in~ r a n s of tl 5 . 00 F 29 \'A " App r oved Omei a Ch ::if fi n 's \.lido f.1 25.00 D 29 VA " Approved " " fl " " " " " " " " " " fl " " \~ ...... ::i pt 1. Soldieir 15 . 00 RPIARKS " Tot . " ,, " 15.00 I 11 NC " Not Approved Means of Suppo r " B0 . 00 I 50 VA " Approved 1/2 Sl 21 .Gabrel Simpkins 22 Jsaac Smith " " " " " 5 . 00 I 50 VA " Not Approved " " " " " 5 . 00 I 50 VA " 23 J.Craig Carter " " " " ., No t Approved Mea ns of Suppor 5.00 K 54 VA " 24 Amos B. Quesinberry Not Allowed has some means of upport " " " " " 15 . 00 E 27 VA Cavalry (.> _, ! ::> C) :: ....... l"ll ;:1 '.""::! (j " (:) CD :\ l 10 1-·i: d h : s so me mEa ns of s urr o r \ 0 t 25 Hen ry Harman " " ,, Not Allowed has some means of support " " 15 . 00 R. W Li ndsey': Co. Col Pr r>s ton': VA Inf . Not Approved ha s some means of support 15.00 I 50 VA Inf. Not Approved ha s somP. means of support Anct was in service 8 mo. b 26 ~m. E. Marshall II " " " " ~l �-C 6'- PI NE CREEK DIST . CAR ROLL CO. VI RGINIA DI SDATE OF ALL O- ABILITY SOLDIER/ REGIREC EIPT OW ED TOT PTL. WIDOW AMTS. CO . NO. MENT OF PAPER 1900 NANE 27 ~1o n 29 < ~ \:± :::i G 54 VA I nf. Not Ap prove d h as s ome means of s upport 15.00 B 4 5. VA " 15.00 J 50 VA " " G " " 15 . 00 15 . 00 54 57 VA VA Ptl. Soldr . 15 . 00 28 ti " " 11 " " " 11 " ti " " " " t gom ery ohn Nunn 30 1sa Quesinberr y 31 Im. Largen Al lo w May Im. L . Sm i t h 28 la r r ison REMARKS ~ ,, D ti " " ti ~ 0 ~ 'O p ~ Q ti " ti 15 . 00 G 54 VA ti ti 11 " 15 . 00 J 50 VA ti " " " ti 15 . 00 F 29 " Approved " 11 " 11 " 15.00 H 13 VA NC " App r ov ed 36. ,avid Watson " " " " ti 15 . 00 F 29 VA 3 7 .v • G. Parnell " " " 11 " 15.00 D 29 VA 38 .Reuben Dalton ' 11 " OI " 15. 00 I 45 vr\ " Ap pr oved I " " " " 15 . 00 I 50 VA " No t Appr oved ' " " " " 15 . 00 D 29 VA " Refe r e d t o Fl o) 32 lavid H.Martin " 33. rames Huff " 34. ·ohn A.Sutphin " " ::i' p;~ ~ 0 No t Approved h as s ome means of support. Not Approved some means of support Approved Not AP,proved h. s a g ooo trade a1 d thouoht to be , ble to live ti '" en CD 35. 39.J . c. Browder R. Horton 40 .carter Goad ,_ ti Not Ap proved h< s som e me ans of Supp o rt No t App r ove d h< s so me mea ns of Suppo rt Not Appr oved he s mea ns t o l iv e \ot App r oved He s mean s t o live Rn :J ,.. rl Co �PINE CREEK DIST . CARROLL COL~TY VIRGINIA DISDATE OF RECEIPT AL LO- ABILITY SOLDIER/ REGIOF PAPER OWED TOT PTL. WIDOW AMIS. CO. NO. ME~T ~la y 28 Tot lSol die r 1 5 . 00 I 50 1900 NANE 41 .J ohn H. Duncan ,, 42 . ThomasJJe nnings 43 . G. B. Branson II II II " 44 . Temple Spivy " II 45 .Mary A. Bond ., of second day 46 . Nancy Richardso h <)::; ,. " " Joh 1 R. Bo nd 's hdow II 29 IL.D . Ri hare son' oWidow II II tlark ·~ . c( llin 'sWidow V .~ l n f. a ~ ':;) 48 .Joshua L.\ rn f 15 . 00 E 29 \'A I n f. \ oL G 61 \C I n f. .~. p !H 0 \' e d \ ot 1o \. al t o St a t e ..... '"' ~ ::r p; ~ r-< ....0 r.> (!) to :\ n r r o ,. e d :\ r n r o ,. ,· c! \ 0 l t he 25.00 D 29 \/ A Inf. Arpr o ved 25 . 00 I 63 VA Inf. 25.00 i Lb 29 VA Inf . Not Approv ed h as Mea ns of Su pp a r t Not Allowed f o r for d is loyalty N uesinbery " II Part ~oldier 15.00 G "O 0 1 ,: 29 cj ~ \ ot :\ r (1 r 0 \' l 30 . 00 D " WO r k 47 .Ruth I.Collins " RE~IARKS 49 .Micheal 1 Farmer " so .Jeremiah ,, II II II 52 .Wm. K. Prim II 53 A.B.Reynolds II 54 William Harriso1 55 R.P. Coc hr an ,, II VA Inf Not Allowed on Acct . of Pros perity Allowed II 15.00 Cla k's Batt . VA Inf. II II 15.00 F 29 VA Inf Not Allowed is from Wythe Co . " II 15.00 E 18 VA Inf Al lowed II " 15 . 00 c 29 VA Inf II II 15.00 G 54 VA Inf II II 15.00 R? 56 VA Inf " 30.00 D 29 VA Inf Not Allowed fo r Ability to Lab or Not Allowed fo r Ability to Lab or Not Allowed is from Wythe Co . Allowed II Jennings 51 . Uriah Su rratt 65 " ,, II " II Tot . ~ ~ �~ ~ ~ PINE CREEK DIST . CAR ROL L COUNTY VI RG I NIA DI SDATE OF ALLOABILITY SOLDIER/ REGIRECEIPT OWED TOT PTL. WIDOW AMTS . CO . NO. MENT OF PAPER 1900 NA.ME 6 . George Cable 7 . P. L. May 29 F r a n kl in 11 8.Alfo r d Ho wl e t 11 9. F r ank W. L i nds by O.Landreth R. Lindsey l.Stephen C.Whit1 11 11 " 11 11 " 11 11 11 29 VA Inf . Al lowed " 30 . 00 D 29 VA Inf . Allo•:ed " 30 . 00 D 29 VA Inf . Allowed 11 11 11 Ptl Sol d r . 1 5 . 00 F Tot . 11 REMARKS 11 15 . 00 B l t Eh g inee 11 30 . 00 _ 54 VA Inf . Al lowed 11 15. 00 C 51 VA Inf. Not Allowed so me means of suppo rt see pp 154 11 11 15 . 00 D 29 VA Inf. Not Allo wed so me rt means of suppo 11 11 15 . 00 G 54 VA I n f. Allowed 11 30/15 E 30 VA In f . Allow e d 1 /2 Pr t 1. Di sa bi l ity 11 15.00 G 54 VA Inf. Not Al lowed fo r wa nt of suf f icie n t proof of d i sability reconsider ed s ee pp 154 11 15.00 G 54 Inf Not Al lo wed ha s means of s u ppo rt 1 5 .0 0 B 5 15. 00 A 24 \' A Inf :\ll o\.: ed Died since t he War Jo s e pr Pu 1 1 i am s lh d . 2 5 . 0 0 F 5 \I A I nf A11 o we cl Died since the War Robt. Dal ton' s Widow D 29 VA I nf . Allowed 11 11 " Corps <! I:;" i ~ "O 'O "'"'...... O' ..... Q 2.Samuel Matherl· _,AUREL FORK DIST. 3.Salatheil Ques i nbery 6 6 o:> 4. J osep h Wo r rell 5 . H. C. Dalton ::i 11 11 11 11 " " ~ 0 "' (!) (D 6 6 6 . Is ham Stanley 11 " 7.S. P.Hall 11 " 11 11 11 11 68 . George W. Leste 69.E l iza Pu lliam 7a . El i zabet h Dalt( n - 11 11 11 II " 11 . - -==---- 11 25 . 00 VA Not Al or lowed some means suppo rt Reser ves Not d ha s meansAl 0l<p,'e 1 suppo rt - �NAME 7 l . ~1 a r ga r e t \,·e b b 1900 LAUREL FORK DIST. CARROLL COU~TY, VIRGI~IA DATE OF DISRECEIPT ALLO- ABILITY SOLDIER/ REGIOF PAP ER OWED TOT PTL. WIDOW AMTS. CO. NO . MENT ~lay 29 Die d 8in c 11 the \far \~m. 72 .Susanah Henly II K. h·e b D's h'idO\\ II " " 11 5.Carter Worrel l " 6 . Aaro n Goad " " 7. F. R. Dalton II " II " 74.R.F.Thompson 25 . 00 G 63 \":\ Inf. . \ 11 f)\,· e ~ Died sine ~ the \~a r " Lewis Hen ey 's \.Ji d 0 w 73 . C. H. Hundley RE~lARl:S " tr 0 t l Pt l. " It 25 . 00 A 29 \'.~ I nf . Al l oi,.; ed Soldr. 30 . 00 D 29 VA Inf . :\llo•:ed " 15.00 F 5 Re se n·e s II 30 . 00 D? It 15 . 00 G 63 54 l\o t Al101o.•ed Has ~I e a n s o f S u pp o r c Al l owed 15 . 00 15 . 00 J D 45 29 II " " II J 63 II " All owed II II ~ot VA Inf . VA Inf. Not Allowed Has some means of Support $ ~ ( ;, t:!" •' ..... ~ '8.Alfred Gardner :> 'Cl •o 9.Wm . R.Horton " " - :Q.Ruth Horton " " ,1.Jno F. Cox "· e>. " " ti 30 . 00 ""' ::r Not Allowed Not - Allowed " 11 I II II 0 '1> p ~ 0 "'' (!l (I) 2.F.E.Milgrim II 3.\.lilli am Hall II 4.John Bolt " " ti " ti Di ed s ti nee Har 25 . 00 Hender pOn ~or to n ' s Widow Part .Soldr. 15.00 J'- 45 . G 54 Soldier 15.00 D 29 II Pa r t So l dr 15 . 00 E 45 " " I 45 " It " " " 15 . 00 " II " Allowed Husband who in bush---not lo ya 1 No t Allowed has some means of suppor t Not Allowed Has Some 1TJeans of Support Reconsidered pp 154 Not Allowed at ·beginning of Wa r was discharged 13ad Evidence Not Allowed ~ ~ �~ Laurel Fork, Cont ' d DATE OF RECEIPT NAME OF PAPER DISALLO- ABILITY SOLDIER/ REGIOWED TOT PTL. WIDOW AMTS . CO. NO. MENT 11 11 " 87.J )Speh Horton,Jr . " 88.J )seph Horton,Sr " 89.L ~wis A. Dalton 90.M .G.Nester II " " 15.00 J 45 " " All owed II " 15 . 00 J 15 . 00 A 15 . 00 I 54 29 45 " Allowed All owed Not Allowed Not in Ser vice Long,only at close o f h'a r 1/2 Allowed;only parti al and half disabled Not Allowed has some means of livi ng May 29 II Pt l. Sold . ., II " " II 11 " 11 91.J cihn B. Hall 11 11 9 2. J onathan Dalton 11 II 93.S arah Co l lier 11 " 94.J . M.Hylton " " 95. li Goad 11 11 11 96 . C. M.Dalton 11 11 " 97.J . P. Vinson " " 98.J no.W . Semones 11 " 99 . Ben j am in Horton " 11 Q) ~ Q) Q !:J' ED" ~ ~ 24 11 " Allowed ., .. .. " . 11 .. 30 . 00 I 63 11 " " 15 .00 G 54 " " 25.00 D Shadr1 ck Colli er's wi< ow Par So ldr. 30.00 H 29 " " 51 " .. " 30.00 G 54 " " 11 30 . 00 G 54 " .. 11 15.00 D 29 " " 24 " " :\llow ed Pa rti al Disabled 11 " \ot <i "O "O 0 .,.. CD Ill 1/2 Al lowed Partial/Di sb l " illiam Mabry 86.L .P.Semones i> VA In If 30 . 00 G 15 . 00 c 85.~ ~ 54 REMARKS 100.C lev in Martin 10 1. J ohn Bowman 102 . Randolph Goad ,, .. 11 11 11 11 . " Al lowed Not Allowed Has some means of support Not Allowed Has some means of support 1/2 Al lowed Partial 1 I ? disability Allowed l/~ 11 " 30 . 00 c 11 11 15.00 G/I 63 ,, 11 15 . 00 D 29 " " Al owed 11 11 15.00 D 29 " " :\ 11 O\..'e d 11 11 15.00 G 54 " Not Allowed has means of Supp o r t " Al1o~ed Some mea ns of S u ~po rt �Laurel Creek District Cont'd DIS DATE OF ALLO- AB I LITY SOLDIER/ REGIREC EIPT NAHE OF PAPER OWED TOT PTL . WI DOW AMIS. CO. NO. MENT 103 . L . D. Worrell May 29 104 . Da l las Ren nolds 105 . Martha Morris 106 .Mar y A. Bowman " May 30 II ,, " " 108 .Susan Clyne " " ~ 10 .Tobias Quesenberry " " 11 .Mary A.Gypscn " II > 'O 11 . I som Goad II " FA NCY GAP 112 . William Ayers " " 113 . J ames H . Utt " II 11 4 .Mary Hawks " " "C1 e ~ 0 :;,' ..... O> !j " " Hus ban 1 is de a a Jesse ·!orr s' widow I 15. 00 ? 25 . 00 K 29 " " App r oved I 45 " " App r oved c ?_qI " Approv ed D 29 " II Approv ed j 45 " Approv ed Ric har i Sh 1>ck l e y's Wic 25.00 Jef fer 30n I , lyne 's 25.00 lhdow Sold. 30.00 Tot All o1-·et.i ~ 5 . 00 Hus ban 1 is dead Widow Jf A~dre\. . Bowmar 25 . 00 107 . Martha A. Shockley 1 Ptl. Sold. ., RE~lA RK S 63 VA I ni has sn m0 mea ns of s un po rt. See r D 15 4 . ~o t ? " II r5 Hus ba n i is dead 30 . 00 j( " " Beve rly Vaughrs Joseph Gyp ~en's widow Tot Sold . 30.00 G 45 VA Inf ~ A l J o ~ ed Not Approved Not shown that husband is de ad Not Approved was not i n service discharged in first of war 0 '"" (7) lXl 115 .E li za be t h Ay ers 116 . Jno.J.Ayer s ,, " " II 15 . 00 E 29 " 30 . 00 Tot IHusban l de, d 25.00 !Henry fa wk s wi kl ow Hus ba n1 l de <d James J. A, ers' widow 2 5. 00 Soldr. 30 . 00 Tot J 65 E 45 E 29 29 Ptl. " E " Not Al l owed Have means of Support Allowed " " Allowed " " " " Allowed Not Allowed has means of support " ,, " ......... ~ ......... �.......... <:::> p DATE OF RECEIPT OF PAPER 117 . Anna M. Alle n May 30 118 . Na ncy A. Tat e " 119 .Lucinda Tate " 120 . Elvira Allen ~ II 121 .Harriet E. Edward 'O "d ..... p:> " " " II 122 .Mary Montgomery " " 123 .John C. Combs " " 124 .Cather i ne Aye r s " " Q;) 0 25 . 00 ~ E 29 II II Approved E 29 II " App r oved E 29 " " Approved . 00 G 5 . 00 G 22 . " " (:ooley1 54 JA I nf Approved 45 " " Approved " " " " Approved Not Approved Some mea ns of Support $ 15/ E $25 " Ptl. So l dr . 15.00 E 126 . Robt . Childres s " " " 26 127 .Isaac McBaker .. da · 0 s [» " ~ 128 . Jonatha n Burn ett" II 129 . Anna Edwards " " Tot 131 Thos . F. Bunn " ~· " " Tot 15 . 00 J Pt 1. Soldie i 15 . 00 F 27 Soldie1 30 . 00 c 27 A 6 Hus ba n i i s dead F. B. Edwa rd, w dow I 130 F . C. Felts " (Reported no t i n service Approved 29 VA Inf " 125 .J. M. rlarion REMARKS E He n ry ~5 Hus bar d de ad Li ves a y Mo intgo r1ery ' s widow !Part So l dr REGINO. MENT ~ 29 29 ...... !Z iusbanc dea d l~m Ed wa re ' s w i d ow co Hus ban d is deac Wm. R Ayers ' wid bw 25 . 00 E ::i' OJ ;=j H1.1sban1a dei d Anders bn A len's !widow IHusban( n de< d i\rmstei bd T< te's widow 25.00 Hus ban< de< d Uriah ·"ate' s wi ~ow 12 5 . 00 Hus bane dee d ~obe r t Al le n' s widow ~5 . 00 " ~ ~> DISALLO- ABILITY SOLDIER/ OWED TOT PTL . WIDOW AMIS 25 . 00 Soldr . 30 . 00 Pt 1. Soldr 15 . 00 E I ~s J3 I Approved Coo le~ ) No t Approv ed Some mea ns of Suppo r t VA In J Not Approved Some mea s of Support II " Approved " II Kot Approved ~ ot a re dent of VA Resident o " " " ,, l - :\C Approved ~RknApp r oved Some mea1 s of �NA~iE l 32 . l~m. D. Shaw l 33 . A. P.Birc:ham 1 34 . J . ~ .Du ncan 1 35.Samuel Summne l 36 . M.R . Ca rpenter F. Frost 1 38.Mary A.Spence 1 37 . Stephen ~ \:;' g pl > 'd 'd -"' pl 0 ::r lP" ~ ~ 0 ~ DATE OF RECEIPT OF PAP ER DISAL LO- ABILITY SOLD I ER/ REGIOWED TOT PTL . WIDOW AMTS. CO . NO . ME~T May 30 II " I• II II II " II II II " 39.Brose Minor 40 . St.Clair Comb· 41.Andrew Bowman 42.Joseph N. Smit l " II II II " " " " II Ptl Soldier 15. 00 29 I\.A l n f " APr r o\·ed 15.00 D »A Inf ~ot Approve d has means of Support D nor sBa t t . " 15 . 00 H 31 App rove d 30.00 >:a fo . / Reg No . Approved has me2ns of dur ng ,'a r Support SlS . 00 30.00 I 11 1-: c 1/2 Approved SlS " 30.00 F 29 widow 25.00 F 5 Ptl. Soldr. 15.00 " 15.00 " Tot. 30 . 00 Ptl. 15.00 F ,, 5ulpnu1 Spri1 g Tot II ,, II II II Tot. II Hus bar d di ed Leroy Sper, c:er' p D II D 11 11 E II 43.John Galimore " " l 44.Wm.A.Edwards Jun e (G? 45.Sarah A.Jones 2 Hus bar d de ad widow of . . ohn ID . J or es 46.Margaret A.Horton 12July Husba nd de ad widow of Ja cob Hbrto1 ' II D RE~IARKS II 15.00 15 . 00 D D VA " 1/2 Approved VA Approved II 29 vA 45 " 29 " " 24 II II II 29 29 II " II II " Approved Approved Approved Not Approved was not in Regiment Claimed Approved Approved II 25 . 00 B.k ns ) 0 25 . 00 F 5 II It No~ arApproved Married Si nee VA In · Approved ""~ ~ �.......... ~ --/::._ NAME DATE OF RECEIPT OF PAPER - DISALLO- ABILITY SOLDIER/ REGIOWED TOT PTL. WIDOW AMTS . CO. NO. MENT Ptl Soldie 15.00 14 7. Alfred Marshal 12 July 14 3. Churchwell " Mabry 14 ~ . Jno . J . Ous l ey 15 ) . Wm . Payne " -~ > "d "d .... '1' ~ " II Totl 15 L.Gideon Payne II ti 15 Z.Wm . T./F . ?Jones " " II ,. " " " " 15 5. Nancy Jenn i ngs ti ,, 15 6.Henderson Goad ti ti 15 ~.Levi F. Jones 54 VA In . II 15.00 I 50 " 15 . 00 G 30 . 00 E 54 45 " 1 5 . 00 E 45 " 15 . 00 D 20 II " 15 3.Eli M. Alderman <~ II II 1 ~ II G ,, 0 Approved " " Approved No t Approved Has land an d Means of Support ,. Not Approved Has land an d Means of Supoort No t Appr o ve d Wa s a S u bs t itute " II ti ,. ti 15 . 00 I/D 4 5 I' 9 II II " Not Approved Able to Sup port Self 30 . 00 E 29 ti " Approved $15 Widow 25/ 1 5 Hus ban j de :id >nnir gs of Dav id J Ptl Soldier 1 5 . 00 F 29 ti II Approved c 24 II II II " ; ;_ - 0 ~ Approved II :J' £;;" :::i REMARKS 15 7 . C. C.Ward ti ti 15 8.Jackson Pavne " " Ptl Soldier 15 . 00 F 5 No t Approved not in se rv ce but short ti me 30 . 00 F 5 Not Approved no t in serv c e but short time ~ 15 ~.Sallie M. Norma n II " 16 ).G . W. Ki ng 16 1. Jas.Edwards Sr . II " 16 ~ . Nancy ?Hawks " II ____,, """"' II II 1hdow 30 . 00 CI F Hus ba n de, d of C. W. N< rm an Tot Ptl Soldier 30/15 F byBd Pt l. Soldier 15 . 00 B hdow tHusban , de1 d 1-awks of 25 . 00 B 21/ ':JC I VA Approved 37 5 Cav . VA I n f Appr oved 29 " 29 " II ,. App r oved Approv ed �NANE 16 3.J.C.McCrew 164 . Mart ha _ ___ Blackburn DATE OF RECEIPT OF PAPER 1900 12 July II " 16 5.Wm . H.Allen " " 16 6 . C. N. Dean 16 7 . Jas. D. Dean " " II II " II fl II II ,, ., II ~ t:;' tt:\ sQ;' > 'd - 'd '1' 16 8 . Jonas Frost 16 9.Mallory Smith 17 0 .A. M.Beamer DISALLO- ABILITY SOLD I ER/ REGIOWED TOT PTL . WIDOW AMTS . CO . NO. MENT Ptl . Sol die ... 1 5 . Q( Hus bar d is dea 1 i·.'idow of Car son Bl a c 1 burn Ptl 25. 01 Soldie ""15.00 Pt l. Soldie 15 . 00 Tot l So l die 30/15 Ptl l iy boar 1 Ptl Soldie 15.00 E 17 1. Wm . VA In De ail ed in 2: ~ . c. t o make SalLr e t e r Allowed on acc ount o detail ,, 29 " E. 29 " " Approved F 5 " II E 30 . Approved partial has som small means of support Allowed E Tot . Ptl/ Soldie 30/15 D Bd Ptl Soldie 15 . 0( D 37 " " Cav . Approved Allowed Ptl Sold i e 15 . 00 E 29 " II N~t o ., Allowed has some mea s Support _lZ 2.Geo . F.Burroughi " " IP t1 Soldie 15.00 H 51 " _17 3.Enoch Wilson " II ID tl Soldie 15.00 D 37 Cav . 17 4.Wm . M. Fulks fl " IPt 1 Soldie 15.00 E 45 17 5.W111. Easter II II IP t 1 Sold:i'.e 15.00 F 29 17 6.John Easter II " Dtl Soldiej 15.00 F 29 VA In Not Allowed has some mea ns of support ,, Not Allowed has some mea ns " of support " Not Allowed Son paid to him support " " Ptl Soldie j 15 . 00 E 45 CD a> 17 7.Andrew J. Carrico hJ S 29 lrA Inf Not Allowed has some mea s of support ;:l 0 .,. No t Alloi;ecJ has me ans o Suppo rt ~ot ~ ~ 29 REMARKS Not Allowed has some mea s of support Not Allowed has some mea ns of support II " II Not Allowed has some mea ns of support - le- /.,,._ C:.C') l+l)\L<, cc.l "\:) V\ �16~ I 06 ACTS PASSED AT A GENERAL ASS EMBLY of th e COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA 1832 printed by Thomas Ritchie 1833 note: These are selected abstracts from the volume . P 26: Chap. 34 . - An ACT authodzing ali e n s to hol d lands i n t h i s state o n certain conditions. Passed Mar 7, 1833 . 1. . . . That all persons, other than alien e nemies, "7h O ma y have h eretofo r e migrated , or who shall hereafter migrate into thi s s t a t e , a nd shall, b ef ore some court of record, make solemn declaration that th e y int e nd to r es id e therein, (which declaration the clerk of the court s hall e nt e r of record, and give a certificate ther eof to the person making it,) s hall th e r e upon be entitled to purchase and hold lands, teneme nts and her e di t anient s , withi n tlie s tate, as i f they were citizens thereof, and of the US, . •...•. . 2 • .•• That such resident aliens shall be, and they a r e he r e by aut h or i zed to aliens any lands so held by them, by deed or devise, . . . . . . and if t hey s ha 11 die intestate, then said lands shall d e scend to their h e ir s , wh e th e r c itizen s or aliens : Provided Always, That the person or p e r s on s to whom su c h lands shall have been so aliened or devised , or shall have d es cended , s hall come to reside in the state , and make declaration of their intention so to do, and exhibit proof of their title to the said lands b e fore the superior court of law and chancery for the county in which the same, or the l a rg e r part of them, shall lie , with i n five years after such alien a tion, devis e , or des cent, and not otherwise. P 35 : Separate Elections . Chap 53 -- •• • •. of holdin g 2 separate electio ns in t he county of Rus sell . 1. . ..... authorized to be holden at the hous e the re sidence of William Sergeant, situate in the western end of the county .. · • ..• and at the house the r esidence of Robert Luna, situate on the Lot1isa f ork of Sandy river, in the north-eastern part of said county . . . . . passed 8 Feb 1831 .•• • that in the western end •.•. be changed from William Sergeant, to t h e house now occupied by William Fraley, senior; that in the no rt hea ste r n part .• ... • , situate on tbe Louisa fork of Sandy river, from the house of Robert Luna to the h ou s e now occupied by William Williams, . . .. . . P 36 : Ch ap 54: Se p a rate Elect ions • . 1. . . • · county of \.iythe , in whi c h al 1 the lawful vot e r s of the county are required to vote •.••. . at the house now the r e sidence of Michael and Robert Jackson, on the south side of New River PRIVATE CLAIMS P 185 : • • ••• by t h e children & devisees of John Edmunds, late of Sussex Co . dec ' d, th at t h e s d de c'd, by his will, directed that if his wife should remove to Ky, (which was the arrangement then distinctly understood in the faffiily , & f or the acc omplishment of which he expressed an earnest wish) his executors shou ld se ll al 1 his lands in Va. . . • the widow married again and died in th i s s t a te , and al tho• the children have al 1 removed to Ky. • . since the moth ex did n ot move to Ky -- the sal e of the Va land c annot be mad e according to the t erms of the will . 1. That the Sussex Co court authorize William FR Ruffin, ex'r of John Edmunds, dec'd, to sell the land • .•• I 'I V1!'gin.1a App a.la.c hie.n Notes __ J �I tJ.'l 2 Acts of Virginia - 1832 p 186-7: Chap . 215 : .. Circuit superior ct . of law & chancery for Fauquier Co . . . . . legal representatives of Turner Dixon, dec ' d, to cause the l and and slaves allotted to his widow, Maria Dixon, a lunatic , and also her snare in the surplus of his perishable estate, . • . .. in the hands of her committee , to be divided amongst th e representatives of the sd Turner Dixon, & the childr e n of the said Maria Dixon, in like manner as if she were dead 8 intestate, . . . . . . . . . . if s h e becomes of sound mind, all to be restored to her . •... .. •. p ]87-8: Chap. 2 16 . . .•. the widow and children of John Thomas, dec'd, late of Southampton County, that the sd John Thomas died seized and possessed of several tracts of land, together with slaves and other personal property, & leaving his esta te much involved in debt; that all the personal property, except the slaves to the ~idow for life, has been already sold & applied to the payment of the debts, leaving yet unpaid an amount larger, as is supposed, than the whole value of the remaining slaves .• .•••• • to sale the two small tracts of land detached from the manor plantation rather than the slaves , t o pay the remaining debts. p 188-9 . Cha p 217 . . . . . that Stella Young Hutt, of Westmoreland Co., a deaf above 21 yrs is seized in fee and in severalty, a tract of l and about 130 acres; that the rents & profits from the land contribute scarce anythin g to~ards her support ... the sale of ~he land would be more beneficial to the sd Rutt . . . . . The land would be sold ~ute, p 189 . Chap 218 . • . . that Mary Galt, a daughter of the former very faithful keeper of th e lunatic hospital at Williamsburg, has, for the last 3 years , been unhappily afflicted with a melancholy lunacy, which, however, does not render her in the least degree offensive or vicious • . . . . . . . . . she is to be treated as a convalescent patient .. •... .• .• Chap. 219 •. • • . . lawful for Nicholas J Poindexter, who, as deputy of 11 189: John Downny, late sheriff of Louisa co, sold to John R Ragland, in 1815 , a tra ct of land ..• for arrears of taxes , for which no deed has been executed; a deed is to be made p 191: Chap. 223 ..• That Richard Darden of Southampton, .• be allowed the sum of $50, for subsistence, etc., furnished by him to a company of troops from the state of NC and troops of Va , during the insurrection in the sd co , in the year. 183] . ..• •.. p 191: Chap. 224. That Moses Thorpe, of Greensvi ll e co, • . be allowed the sum of $75, for subsistence & forage for two days, furnished by h im to a troop of cavalry, consisting of 45 men and horses from NC , during the insurrection in Southampton , in 1831; • • • • ••. p 192: Chap . 227. That Henry Boller, of Shenandoah co , be allowed $14, for 7 days as trumpeter t o a troop of cavalry in the 13th reg., in 1827-28; & that George Smith, of Shenandoah Co, be allowed $4, for services rendered by him as fifer in the 13th reg , in 1830 .. • •• ••••• .••• .• p 192: Chap 228: Private claims: • .•• by Mitchell Carter and Robert English �10% 3 Acts of Virginia - )83 2 of the county of Wythe, that in Oct 1831 , . ... . Thomas Lawhorn Has a p pr e hended and committed to the jail ... ... upon a charge of ho~ s tealine, when tlie:y became his bail .•.. for the penalty of $50 . •. .. Lawhorn failed to appear . .. tt.ey paid t he $50 bail. . •• Lawhorn was aftert.'ards again apprehended, tried & convicted of the said offence • • • . . . . that Carter and English are bot il to be paid $25 each . . . • •. passed 27 Feb 1833 . p 193 : Chap. 229 •• (passed 5 Mar 1833) . . • Daniel Cal l, ex ' r of the last will of Robert Means, dec ' d, . • .• devised that out of the proce eds of th e sales of his estate, there should be paid to Betty Roper, of Ireland, $600 ; a n d t o Patrick Boys, of Ireland , $300 • . . .•. • . decree of Henrico Co Ct , Daniel Call was to pay the sums without interest .• . .. •. . .. as Roper and Boys, nor th eir representati ves, have appeared to claim the same , the money to be pa id t o the Commonwealth •.•.••• ' p 194: Chap . 231 • ..• 32 negro slaves were appreh e nded during th e in su rr ec tion in Southampton in 1831, by military forces called out to suppress it, & committed undeT military orders to the jail of Greensville co, where they we Te detained an aggregate period of 201 days before they were rel e a sed . . . . jailer ' s account . . would be $79 . 80 ; superior ct of l aw & chancery 1or co of Greensvill e, authorized $19 . 05 only , as applicable to 2 of th e sd prisoners , who were prosecuted by the civi l authorities on charg es of felony, but rejected )60.75 •• •••• ••• there being no law authorizing such allowance to the jailor :n cases of committment by military authority; .... .. Williamson Pa ir who gu arded the said prisoners while in jail , 7 days , has failed to receive his account of $5.25 ..•..••. 1. Edmunds Mason, of Gr ee nsvill e , to whom the jailer's account is due . • receive $60.75; . • William~on Pair be allowed the s um of $5 . 25 . .. . . . . .. • .. .. passed 7 Mar 1833 · p 195-6: Chap. 234 . . . . • That Daniel Aunspaugh, of Bedford Co , .. be allow ed $48.88 , as compensation • . •• •• . . in pursuing & arres tin g Cha rles Marshall Jones, who ~a s charged with havin B committed a murder .. •. in 1830 . .. & fled from justice . ..•• •••. passed 7 Mar 1833. p 196 : Chap . 236 ..••• Joseph Parker, of Frederick Co, shall receive a sion of $150 • •••• .•• •••• • passed 6 Mar 1833 . pen- I P 196 : Chap . 237 .•••.••. the marriage between Susan M Allen of the city of Williamsburg, formerly Susan M Eaton, & her husband, Julius C Allen, divorced ..••..•• passed 21 Feb 1833. .. .... . p 197 : Chap. 239. the marriage between William B Williams, of Franklin co, and Mildred C, his wife, formerly Mildred C Tate, • •••• divorced •••••.. passed 7 Mar 1833. P 197: Chap. 240. Passed 6 Mar 1833. • the marriage between Fielding Bell and Susan W, his wife, formerly Susan W Jarratt • · · • · • • The children can inherit and transmi~ inheTitance ••• • ...•• Virginia Appalachian Notes I �Acts of Virginia - 1832 p 197 : Char 24 1. passed 15 Jan 1833 . . . . .. h e n cefortli Elias Vance, Daniel H Vance , and Wi l l i a m Bus e Vance, of Tazew e ll Co , sha l l have 8 bear names of Eli a s V Harma n , Da n ie l A Harman, and William Buse Harman, •. • • be capable of i1111er1t1nu any esta te , real or personal, of Matthias Harman , of said county, their reput ed father, in the same manner as if they had been respectively born in lawful wedlock. p 197 : Chap . 242 . passed 7 Mar 1 833 . . . • • . t he name of James T Morris s, of Ne\ol Kent co, be cha n(1ed to Ge orge Whitfield Morriss, in conformi t y 'h"ith a provision ir. the will of t he late doctor Ge orge Whitfield Morriss, of New Kent co . p 198: Chap 24 3 . passed 5 Mar 1833. . . that William Wharton, Lemuel Wha rt on, Barney Whart o n, Nancy Wharton 8 Lewis Wharton, of Staffor d Co , who were tierc>toforE:> held in slavery by John Cooke sr , dec ' d , and acquired their free dom since May 1806, are not negroe s or mu l lattoes, but white persons , altho' remotely descended fron1 a coloured t.ioman; ... petitioned to be r eleased from th<.· requirement. that a l l s l aves emancipated since May 1806 to remove beyond the limits of this commonwea l th . . . . •• ..•.•.••. . . . . p 199: Chap. 245 . passed 24 Jan 1833 . . . . . . . . for the purpose of enabling Mo ses Herdman, a man of co l our , lately e mancipated by John Herdman , of Rockinsham co , to reduce to possession a lagacy payabl~ to him in Apr 1834, the sd Mose s Herdma n, be allowed to reside in the sd county unmolested , for the term of 2 yrs, but no longer; ..... . .•.••• . •....•. .. • ..• p 205 : No. 11 - Resolut i on : agreed to by both houses Feb 21 , 1833 . ••• . ••. . That the governor of this commonwealth be, & he is hereby requir ed to employ some comp e t ent person to examine the revo l u ti onar y documents , &c in the several offices of tl1is gov er nme nt, 8 the pap e rs, &c recently d i s c overed in the a ttic story of the capita l, and to report to the executive of this state a list of the names of all s uch persons as ma y be entitled to unsatisfied claims on Virginia for bounty l and , on account of service rendered in the ~ar of the revolution, & such other informa t ion touching revolutionary serv)ces, as may be deemed important; and that t he governor be, and he is hereby required to take such steps as in his judgment may be best calculated to communicate the information thus derived, to the parties interested, and to prc&ervc their rights effectu ally from abuse or imposition . p p p p p p p 35 : Chap. 53 , passed 7 185: Chap . 214, passed 187: Chap . 216 , passed 189 : Chap . 218, passed 189 : Chap . 220, passed 191: Chap . 224, passed 192: Chap. 228 , passed p 36 : Chap. 54, passed 20 Feb 1833 Ma r 1833 . 7 Mar 1833 . p 186- 7: Chap. 215, passed 21 Feb 1833 31 J an 1833 . p 188: Chap . 217, passed 19 Jan 1833 p 189: Chap. 219, passed 3 Jan 1833 5 Feb 1833. 22 Dec 1832. p 191 : Chap. 223, passed l Feb 1833 l Feb 1833. p 192: Chap. 227, passed 25 Feb 1833 27 Feb 1833 . Virginia Appalachian Notes �I Io COFFEE FAMILY CEMETERY Bedford County, '.'A From Goode north on Rt . 668 , past " Bell view Community Centrr, " 1 cf Rt . 643 , left on Rt . 644 (dirt road) L l"\ JI ABBOTT , Waddell B. Dec . 1, 1 89 7 - ~ar . 30, 1930 Father ABBOTT , Joseph J . Jan . 4, 1862 - Nov . 15 , 1937 ~Jo th er ABBOTT , Cora Lee June 19 , 1864 - June 28, 1936 SPENCER , I nf. son of Sidney & Sall i e Metts Spencer, July 21, l9lJ 2 - /\Uf>, . 11 , 1902 STONE, William F. Jan . 5 , 1860 - Nov . 9 , 19 39 " Nary Coffee July '-: , 1880 - ~lay 2 7 , 1965 COFFEE , John D. Oct . 1 , 1878 - Sept . 27 , 1941 " Et hel M. June 10 , 1886 - Feb . 5 , 1951 COFFEE , Jesse A. 1843 - 1887 COFFEE , Cleopatra P. , wife of J . A., May 5 , 1844 - Oct . 15 , 1930 COFFEE, Kalter Lee Nov. 13 , 1868 - Aug. 2U , 1948 LOGl~OOD, Eliza H. Coffee, wife of Charles E. , Nov . 11 , lH19 - ~tar . 10 , 1955 ---nearby , behind an old unused church: NAZARETH CHURCH CEMETERY HAWKINS , Morris N. 1916 - 1954 (Hhitt en Funeral ll ome rlm:ker) 1881 - 1960 HAWKINS , Mantee B. LOGWOOD, Orren V. Hunter , wife of Al ex Logwood, Nov. 13, 1872 - June 8 , 1902 HUNTER , Joseph E. Sept . 6 , 1837 - Sept . 4 , 1902 Age 65 yrs . HUNTE~ , Delany F. Coffee, wife of Joseph A. June 8 , 1860 - Feb . 11, 1 945 POINDEXTER , S. Emmett Dec . 26 , 1869 - May 17 , 194 3 POINDEXTER , Mary L. 1897 - 1918 POINDEXTER, Sidney Dec . 1 , 1890 - Mar . 14 , 1974 NOELL , Carey A. Nov . 6 , 1900 - Dec . 11 , 1955 NOELL , Georgie B. POINDEXTER, Hugh D. Nov . 1 6, 1849 - Au8 • 26 , 1929 " Fannie s. Apr . 7 , 1856 WILDMAN , Gideon David Oct . 12 , 1855 - Aug . 15 , 1936 IHLDMAN , Emma C. Poindexter, wife of Gideon , Aug . 10 , 1859 - June 27 , 1916 Copied 11 Sep t . 198 7 by Glenna G. Garner & Ruth G. Hale Roanoke , VA :: :: :: :.:.:.: =:: :: ::.:; :::::: :: :::: :: :::: :: :::.:. :.:::. :: :::::: :: ::::.:: ::.:: :: :: ::.:= ::. ::.:: ~ :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: .:: :: :: ::. :: :-:. :: :: :: :: :: :.;. :: :: ::. ::. :: :: :: :: :: : :. Trace This Family Tree? At Litchfield , Conn ., there is said to be the fo l lowing inscription: " Here lies the body of Mrs. Mary, wife of Dr. John Bull, Esq. She died Nove mber 4 , 1778 --- ninety , having had 13 children, 101 grandchildren, 274 great grandchildren, and 22 great - great grandchildren, a to t al of 410 ; surviving , 336 . " 'Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine ' by G M Gould MD & W L Pyle MD, 1896/ 1956, p 159. :::: ::::.:..:.:.: :: :::: :: :: :: :.-: ::.:::: :: ::.:::::.::: :::: :: :: :: :::.: :;:: ::. :::::: ::::::. :: :: :.::::: :: :.::: :: : .: :..: :..: :: ::. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::. :: :: :: :: ::. :: : : ::. :: :: :: :: :: :: ::. :: Viri1Jlla. .Appalach1a.n Notes �Ill WATSON CEMETERY Bote tourt Co, Va . State Rt 61R, ArcaJin, ~iddle Creek Area Jun e 10 , 1854 - Nov 28 , 1922 Bryan, l. 01.,r i s !'! Mar 28, 1858 - Sept 28, 1926 Bryan, :tary E .'1arkham 2 graves marked with fieldstones Nov 4, 1833 - Jan 30 , 1918 Earley, S Annes Moth e r Au g 19 , 1827 - Mar 6 , 1916 •• , J \.Jilliam Father Sept 14 , 1861 - Nov 24, 1945 Early, William C Oct 16, 1865 - Dec 20 , 1941 " , Annie L Apr 27 , 1892 - Feb 14 , 1943 Noell, Daisy Watson, w/o J Alvine Noell Sept 23, 1876 - Mar 3, 1966 Lawless, Jasper Father July 23 , 1886 - Aug 10, 1936 Mother Lawless , Alice \,•, 1.,1/0 Jasper Mar 16 , 1856 - Jan 23 , 1929 \"8tson , \.Jalt cr A June 1 , 1856 - July 1, 1921 Watson, Mary E Rarly, w/o Mar 7, 1890 - Jan 23 , 1921 !fa tson, Palmer L of William C & Annie Ear l y, Infant children Sept 3, 1891 - Sept 20 , 1892 Otla Owen June 3, 1898 - June 18, 1900 Mary A~nes Jan 29, 1909 - Feb 7, 1909 /\nnie Evelyn 6 craves approx . marked with fie l dstones 1862 - 1936 Bryan , Fannie B, w/o W A Douthet ' s Co Va Lt Arty CSA t Bryan, William A 1891 - 1909 Bryan, Ira James Nov 8 , 1847 - Aug 23 , 1932 Bryant, Annie E Lakes , w/o Andrew J Nov 1841 -Feb 14 , 1905 Bryan, Andrew J 7 graves approx . marked by fieldstones Jan 19 , 1851 - Aug 16 , 1918 Burkholder, William H Mar 16, 1856 - Jan 7, 1929 Burkholder, Virginia Watson 1879 - 1921 Downes , John Emmett 1884 - 1961 " , Bl anche Burkho l der Oct 18 , 1882 - Nov 2, 1975 Lawless , Bertha Watson Aug 9, 1852 - Apr 8, 1941 Watson, James William July 12, 1848 - Sept 8 , 1922 Watson, Vi r ginia P 1885 - 1976 (Rader Fu Marker) Worley, Florence W 1884 - 1976 " l~orley , J\ndy F Dec 22 , 1910 - Jan 5, 1911 Watson , Homer A Nov 21, 1896 Watson, infant daughter of E B 8 Mattie F Oct 16 , 1825 - Mar 23, 1891 Watson , Mildred Eubank June 8, 1827 - Nov 1, 1899 " , John Fle ming Grave marked by fieldstones Fu Home , Buchanan) 1945 - 1961 Hensley, Clay J (H L Williams Aug 14, 1895 - Feb 10, 1958 Moseley , William R Dec 31, 1894 - Apr 27, 1974 Bertha P copied 13 Aug 1987 by Charles & Ruth G Hale. �flt SURVEYORS RECORD NO . 1 , ROANOKE COUNTY , VI !iG il : I:·. Pag es 1--43 I page 1. Plat 2-Jf Mar term 1849 ...• for the heirs of Ja cob Huffman dee ' d .. . . both :.; id es Craig ' s Creek . .•. (1) 24 acres - Wm Huffman , ( 2 ) 95 acres - Job.n & Ca.li b Hu f fman , (3 ) 54 a cres - Lewis R Huffman , (4) 100 a cres - Andrew Hufrman . 5 J u l y 1849 . 4 . No pla t ... for John Beckner 126a bought of James Rufu::; Gi s h .••• sout h s ide of Green Ridge ..•. to John Smith to Christian Gish to David Myers . . . . . Aug 27 , 1 849 5. Plat 6-7- 8f* Heirs of Jesse Howell Dec ' d .•... l a nd i n county of Bediord e x ten din g into Roanoke Co on both sides of Falling Creek water s of Roanoke Co ..... ( 1 ) 7 8 acres ( 2 ) 67t a, (J) 67t a, (4) 73 a , (5) lOOa , ( 6 ) 1 8J a , ( 7 ) '-J.10.:i . .. no na mes as to who who received the above lots . 8-9 , s mall plat ••. heirs of Jesse Howel l for l a nd i n Bedford Co East or the Bl ue Ridge .. .• 1st #1 - 77a ; 2nd #1 - Jla ; #2 - 8 0a ; . ... n o na mes or h ei rs ..... 9-10 . s mall plat .. . • surveyed & divided for D3.vid How ell. .. . on wa t ers o f Wolf Creek & Falling Cree . , . #1 - 50a has been s old to John H Vinya rd . ... l a n d of Wm McGeorge & James Howell to the Great Roa d •. . . .. Sept 1849 , 11-12 . s mall plat . • , . Surveyed for Benjamine Dire ly .. .. 290a cres . .. b oth s i des Mud Lick Cree branch of Roanoke River •.. of Madis on Pitzer ... Brown ' s Spring .... l and of George Brown , dee ' d .•• land of which John Cha pma n b oug ht of Showa l te r •• •. l a nd of Philip Shartser.... . Sept 1 8 49 . 12 . s ma ll pla t •... for Christian Worts ... 5 J/8a he s old Ro b i ns on .•. l a nd s d Worts boug ht of hi s fa t her .. ... Sept 1849. l J -14 . t plat .• . for John & Abraham Wolf ..• both s ides Cr aig Cr .. .. . #1 . 2J 4a s old t o Timothy Sison & Lewis Hoof • . land of Andre w Huffma n ... • . # 2 . 112a s old t o Robert Campbell •.•. in the Wagon Road •.• mouth of Ga p Run . . • the Creek a nd 'IUrnpike .. .. . Sept 1849 1 4-1 5 , Small plat •.• for Lewis R Huffman •••. 119 a sold to D:tvid Weas ••. on north waters of Craigs Creek .••• land of John & Calib Huffman . Oct 5 , 1849 , *l- 2-J . Names men tioned : #1 south sides Craig Creek to Abbot . #2 both sides Cra i g Creek . . . to Abbot .. #4 both sides Craig Creek to Millers .•. **5 to 8 , #2 . s ide of Horse Pen Mountain , #4 to David Howell .. 15. s mall pl a t ..... for Erast us & James D3.mewood ... 124a .. .. entry dated 12 Nov 1849 ..• part of Land Office Treasury Warrant of J90a #18031 issued 7 Nov 1849 t o J n ' o Snyder who assigns the 124a .... north waters of Craigs Creek .•. land of Lewis R Huffma n., •• of John & Claib Huffman ... 19 Nov 1849 . 16 . smal l pl at • • • • for Andrew Huffman •••• 18 a entry dated 12 Nov 1849 , .. Land Office Treasur y Wa rrant of J90a #18031 (as above) ....• North s ide of Craig Creek . . .. of Si sor & Hoof of Erastus D3.mewood. .. 14 Nov 1849 17 . small pl a t. , • •. for Andrew Huffman .. • 45 a ..•• entry 12 Nov 1849 (see page 15) • . . • south s i de of Craig Creek 14 Nov 1849 17- 18- 19, plat ••• heirs of John Garwood dec ' d .•• both sides of Catawba Creek . •• . . . #1. 90a to James McConkey & Elizabeth his wife nee Elizabeth Garwood ••.• l a nd of Widow Stover . #2 . 105a to Martha Garwood. #J . 115a to Harvey Garwood • · • land of James Wright Oct 1849 19 - 20. small pl a t .••• for Alexander Trout •• 40a ••• entry 12 Nov 1849 (see page 1.5) · • . waters of Roanoke River • •• land of Henry Gaines bought of Wm Johnston land of sd Trout bought of Henry Trout., 16 Nov l849 P 20- 29 a re mi ssing JO . for Washi ngton Woods & Archer Eakin., . 45a • • entry bearing date of Jan 1850 •. pa rt of Land Office Treasury Warrant of J90a #18031 7 Nov l849 to Jno Snyder & assign ed . , , .waters of Craigs Creek branch of J a mes River . .. lands of Dea ton Wm Halls hei rs and John Henderson.... Mar 1 , 1850 JO-Jl. small p l at • •• .for Joseph Direly •. 176a •• he has bought of Joseph Seffler. , Sou theast side of Roanoke River • • land of Jos eph Duckwiler ••• land of William Hatcher Ma r 2 6, 1 8 50 Vil'~1n1a Appc.!~-:;hic.n Ne~ 'Z~ J �Surveyors Rec ord No . 1 , Roanoke County, Virginia f/3 page 31-32- JJ . plat - The l and of Jonathan Entzminger dec ' d ... on east side of Mason Creek .. .. l::;t & 2 nd # 1 widow ' s d ower . . .. lst #1 2ota land of Jno Bower •... the Great Road . • . ... ~nd #1 6a .. land of Jeremiah Pitzer ...•. #2 7 J/4 a to Elizabeth Ent zmi ng e r (her sh.::rre which would have f a llen to Elizabeth Er.tzminger dee 'd) .... G~ea t Road on a 1 i ne of her Dower .. . . ... #J 9 2a to John T Entzminger ... Mason Creek ... to Great Road ... . or John Bower ... of Jeremiah Pitzer .... #4 53ta, to Sally Entzmin ger, ... Crea L Road l and of John Bower & Samuel Hubbard ... land of Bower , •. , .. March 8 , 1 850 JJ. plat - for Abn er Pet ty . . ... ll.5a s old to his son Smith . .•. land bought of George Herbert , who bou gh t the same of the heirs of Isaac Young dec'd •••• waters of Peters Creek ... .. Spri ngs Road .... Cov e Road . ... land of Johh Rann . ... Apr 12 , 1850 J4 . pl a t - f or Micha el Trout J 52a bought of heirs of Andrew Correll dee ' d & Jacob Shafer .... waters o f Peters Creek , a branch of Roanoke River • . . . land of Spegal. •.• of Elijah McClana ha n ... . heirs of Thomas Evans dec ' d . ... Cove Road •.• of Abner Petty .. . . of Wm Bu sh & George G Myers· . · . Apr 12, 1850 J5. s ma l l plat - f o r John Garst 1 7 /Sa sold to Charles Parrish • , , • part of tract Gars t boug ht of Samuel Mitchell. .. . . waters of Lick Run .•. • land of Charles Parrish • .. .. • Apr 11 , 1850 J5 . s mall plat . .. for Charles Parrish Jr ...• 2a & 56 sq poles . . , . part is 1 ?/8a above .... l a nd of Riffy .. . . line of l and formerly John Withers Apr 11, 1850 J6, s mall plat - for Luke Richardson ... . Ja & 2 0 poles bought of Capt David Gish, part of l a nd Gi s h bou g ht o1 Fleming James .. .. . south side of Glade Creek •..•••.... Great Road Apr 1, 1850 J6-J7 . plat - for John H Griffin 8 90a . •. ent:ry dated 29 Sept 1849 ••• part of Land Of f ice Treas ury Wa rrant of lOOOa #17941 issued 21 Sept 1849 waters of Roanoke River •... line of Fort Lewis Tract land of Edmond P White known by the name of Greenbrier ., .• Lick Run . .• .• of George Leffler •. . Wm James ••• • J8-J9-40-LJ-1 - 42 . plat - heirs of Conrad Miller dee ' d •. . . touches Turnpike Road a nd Cbve Spring • .• •.• ls t #1 - 72ia widows dower .. •• 2nd #1 - 15ta, widows dower ••• land of Armstrong .• • . of James Crawford . . •. . #2 to John Miller 21ta, ..••• #J 3Ja t o George Miller .•.• '.I\.lrnpike . · · · ·· #4 341-a to Jacob Miller •.•.. #5 J9a to Elias Miller .•. . .. #6 2ota Israel Miller ... • . #7 20 J/4a to John Coon & Sarah Margaret his wife formerly Sarah Margaret Miller • ••••. #8 241-a to James Day & Elizabeth Ann his wife formerly Elizabeth Ann Miller .••. 2nd #7 to John Coon & Elizabeth .. 2Ja wood land.,,. 2nd #8 . 21ta·. ;.wood land to James Day & wife.. 4 Sept 1850 42. - sn:r'Veyed-for-~ohn-H-6riff~n-6..-a-- (marked out) 43 , s mall plat - for William & Absolom Woods 150a • • entry 1 May 1850 Land Office Treasury warrant #16203 t? ~drew R~ynolds 6 Oct 1846 . • ,,, 55a by Warrant #17941, Sept 2 1, 1849 to Jno H Gr1ff1n •••. • 1~ Mason Cove & both sides Mason Creek ••••.• • . land of Absalom Smith • • ••• (note on side of page : A suit was brought by Frederick Johnston against Woods & was decided in favor of Johnston) plat - for John H Griffin 6ta,.. . Entry 25 June 1850., Land Office Treasury 43 _44 warrant of lOOOa #17941.. • .north branches of Roanoke River . , .land of Alexander White ..• . of Wm B James .••• land of Temple Windle • . , of p White , , , 26 June 1 850 0 ---~-----============== = ======= ====== ======== = ============================= ==== ======= =======--------- ABSTRACT OF WILL OF RICHARD WRIGHT Grays on Co, Va . Will of Richard Wright, March 182 0. Wife: Seney . Children: S usannah, John, Sally, Hiram ••• • All by present wife. Willia m, Richard, Abraham Jacob, "Neomy" Surginor, Polly Harper, Sally Kirk , Betsey Anderson, Rachel Co::rnette, Jam es , Susanna, and John by first wife. (Note: One Susannah married Martin Sage , grandson of James and Lavis Sage ) . Contributed by Bonnie s Ball . Virg:lr...ia. Appa.h:;llun NotJa �/It./ PETERS OF SCOTT COUNTY , VI RG INI A JACOB PETERS, SR . (1744 - 1814) *Contributed by Ted A. Peters Jacob Peters , Sr. was born in Germany in l 74 -l lie came to the United States about 1762 or 1763 and sctt l e<l j n ('?) Berkeley (Rockbridge County) , Virginia. li e later move<l to Washington or Russell County , Virginia. lie marrie<l ,\nnic (last name unknown , born about 1748) about 1 768 . .Jacob, Sr. was a farmer and had a large amount of land . There is no record of his moving to Scott County , so it is assumed that he is buried in Washington or Russell County , Virginia. Sc.ott County was formed from a portion of Russell County but I do not believe Jacob Sro ' s land was part of it o lie had five children - four sons and one daught er : John (1770 - 1823) , Henry (1771 - UnknO\vn), .Jessee (1774 - Unknown) , Jacob Jr o (1779 - 1862) , and Annie (1781 - Unknown) . The 1810 tax list and supplement to 1810 census for Russell County , Virginia (which at that time included the present Scott County (18 1 4) , Wise County (1856) , Dickerson County (1880) , Buchan an County (1858) and present Russell County) included one Jacob Peters . This is most likely our ancestor. JACOB PETERS , JR . (1779 - 1862) (So n o f Jacob Peters , Sro) It is not known when or why Jacob, Jr o came t o Scott County , Virginia. He married Catherine Hacker (1786 - 1859), daughter of Jonas a nd Elizabeth Hacker , about 1801 . He was a land owner and successful farmer o They lived and died in the Cooper Ridge area (now known as the Midw~y Community) of Scott County , Virginia . They had four children : John (1804 ( 1808 - ), Henry (1806 ) , and Ira Do (1810 - ) , Marion ) 0 PETERS (1804 ) (Son of Jacob Peters, Jr.) JOHN John married Elizabeth Humbard ( 1811 ) about He was a General Storekeeper and farmer , They l ived and died near the Midway Community of Scott County , Virginia. They had e leven children - ten sons and one daughter : 183la *Rt ~ 9, Box 73SB Hattiesburg, MS 39401 Virginie. Appa.la.chian Notes �//5 Christopher (J 832 \\' i_ll iam II . (1836 D~v i_J 1: . (J 840 F 1 j a h c th ( l 8 4 5 - ) , George (1852 ) , ) , Samue l (1859 ) , ) , Wales Mo (1842 ), = ) - rn arr i e d \\Ii 11 i am Craft , .Jacob (1843 ) , Zachar iah (1846 ), i\lar i. on or i\laniah (1853 ) , and Nathaniel (1857 - ) . Eliznbct h & Jacob were twins o Cll RISTOP HER PETERS (1832 (So n of J ohn Peters) ) Ch r i.s tophcr ma rri ed i\la rth a II ill (1835 ) about 1857. ;::i. [::irmcr and licensed distillery operatoT o He was a veteran or the Confederate forces in the Civil War (record fo l lo\vS) . They li ved and died near the Midlvay Community of Scott County , Virginia o They had either seven or eight chil<lren : I l e wa s i\larion or i\lason (1858 ) , Elizabeth (1859 ) , Ira rranklin (1867 - 1922) , Christopher , J r o ( ) , Louise II . ( ) , Es th e r ( ) , \\la l es ( ) , Worley (This name is not listed o n some of the records avai l ab l e . ) Ch ristopher Peters enlis t ed 3 June 1861 at Clifton, Kansas by Captain S h e lton for one yearo He was a Private in Company ''O", 22 nd Vir g ini a In fa n try . His record indicates h e lv as 29 yea r s old when di scha rge d in June 1862. The 22 nd Virginia Infantry was f ormally known as the Ka n aw h a Regiment Virginia In fa ntr y . Reorganized April 25 1861 a n d accep t ed into servic e of th e Confederate States ~f America on 1 J ul y 18 6 1 . After his return to Scott Coun t y , Virginia he was called " Cap t ain ' ' ., This title of r espect had nothing to do with his military rank , but it was common to address veterans and men of means by that title o There is no r e cord as to wh y he enl i sted in Kansas or his reason for bei n g ther e . :: :.: ;: : : ::. ::. :_: :: :: :: :: :.:. :: ::. :: ::. :: :; :: ::. :: :=- :..: :: :.=. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: =-=- :: :: : :. :: :: :.: :-: :: :: ;: :: :: ::.:::::.: :: :: :: ::.:.::: :: :: :: :::: :::: :: :: ::.:: :-: :::::::: ::::.:: :::: :::: Gen ealogical Rint WILLS : All chi ldr e n may not be listed in a will, especially those whom the father had already been given what he ~onsider~d t h eir share of the estat~. So, if your ancestor is not ment i oned in t~e will, t h at does not me~n he.is not a son , especially i f you h a v e o th er evidence to prove the relationship. :-: :::: :-; :: :;:..: :: :: ::. :: :: :; :: :: :: :: :: :: : : :: :.:: :: ::: :: :: :: : : :: ::. :: ::: :: :: : : :: :; :::: :: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :.::- :::::: :::::::::::::::: :: :.::= : :.:: ::.::.:: :: ;: :.:::=:.:.::::::: .., tr~1l."4 < "' n ".1: ~.r ·, 1&. .1 1\fot-62 �jib SURNAME INDEX Linda Hu E:_ le L..._Ll.~Q.~!_~Q.~ ___§_~~-~cl.:. _1!_12_L_h~ w r ~ ~£ ~ ~ ~ ~&L _IS_~ _ _ ~<l J_ 4 2 BALL , Jr . RICHARDSON BALL BROWNING STEWART WY NN GILBERT & MUNCY SIMPKINS GLASS & Moses Ellinder ElizaB ETH (YEARY) George George Achilles Benj . Franklin Tunis Rhoda James Lee Co . VA Lee Co . VA Russell Co . VA VA VA Lee Co . VA Lee Co . VA Wythe Co . VA Bla n d Co . VA Wythe Co. VI\ ml!. 1H l 8 mci . 1Bl8 b . L771 b . C l 8 14 b · C lH 3 0 h . Oec . 17 9 8 R . 17 9 1 d . 1 858 d . 18 7 2 m . 18 09 Judith~_B l~ckw el~1-~24 _Ch~i~~i a~_l_~e n~~L-NEL__R~~Q_ k eL _ ~~ - ~Q l ~ BISH CARDEN SHER I DAN HALE JE NN ELLE PRATT WOLFORD :,: :: :::.: :: :::::: :::::: :::.: :..::=:.::.::: Dewalt Josep h Dennis Benjamin Francis James Jacob Rockbrid g e , VA Monroe Co . VA Franklin Co,VA Franklin Co . VA Mo nt g . Co . VA Montg. Co .V A Wythe Co.VI\ 1780 r es ident 181 8 1808 r es ident 1798 c es id e nt 1800 t:"esident 1800 c e sident 1800 l'." e side nt cl . =:::::::::::: :::.:::=::::=:::.:::: :::: :: :::: :::::::: == :: :;:::::.::..: :: :.: :: :..:.::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: == == :: =-= :: :: :: :: :..: :: :: :: :.: CORRECTION 1890 CENSUS - FLOYD COUNTY, VIBGINIA by Jimmie Mart in Steele. Since the Federal census for this year has been lost to researcher, this 1890 census of Floyd Co is v ery v aluable. This record is not as complete as the re cord sent to Washington and has been copied exactly as it was recorded (names & ages) i n this small book that was found in the court house. The book has 142 page s a nd indexed for the following districts: (1) Alum Ridge, (2) Burks Fort , (3) Indian Vi llag e , ( L1) Jacksonville , (5) Little River , (6) Locust Grove. The price of the book is $13 . 00 - (our omission) $1 . 50 postage , 59¢ tax = total $15 . 09 . Or der f rom Mrs Jimmie M Steele , 1830 Carter Road SW, Roanoke, Va 24015 . :: = :: :: :::::.::::::.: :.::::::::.::=::: =::.:: :::: :.:.:.::::.: :.::.:::.::.:.: :.:.:.::::::::.: :-=:.:: :.::.::::.:.:.: :: :.::::::::.::= :: :: :=:.:.:.: :::= :: :: :: :::: :: :::.: : ::.:. :..: :.: :.=: ==- :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE Effec tive August 1 , 1991 , applications for age sea rch sho ul d b e d i r e cted to: Bureau of the Census P . O. Box 1545 Jeffersonvil l e, IN 47131 If you have old forms you may continue to use them until new forms are rec eived (BC-600) . V1rgin18. Appalachian Nor.es �I !'7 QliERI ES 91-91: Need pa r e nt s of El l e n WILSON b . ca . 1798, res. Botetourt Co. ,VA r e mo v ed t o noo n e Co , VA (now WV) with illeg . son William HOL STINE. Wa s s h e sist e r t o J a ne \HLSON b. ca 1790, Bot. Co.VA and marri e d S t e rh e n l! OLS'IE I N HOLSTON, Jr., s/o Stephen and Jane (LOONEY) HOLSTE IN , fo rm e rly of Bot . Co ., VA, but on Boone Co , 1850 census. Billi e R . Le wi s , 11 0 4 VonciJe Street, Lake Wales, FL 33853-3919 9 2- 9 1 : Ne e cJ p A r e n t s o f S p i c e y SC 0 TT wh o ma rr i e d c a . 18 0 4 5 o I s a a c pr-ob . i n Buckingh a m Co., VA removed t o Kanawha Co. VA (today's Boone Co . \.JV); th e ir d a u. marri e d Philip HARLESS in 1824 in Kanawha Co., VA now WV . Po s t ag e reimbrused and all mail answered . Billie R. Lew i s, 1 10 4 Vo ncile Street, Lake Wales, FL 33853 - 3919. BARKER, 93-91: Nee d par e nt s of Ellen JUSTICE who mar. Joseph UNDERWOOD in 1789 and Jam e s JUSTICE who ma rried El i zabeth UNDERWOOD in 1809, both married in Franklin Co., VA . Billie R. Lewis 1104 Voncile Street, Lake Wales Fl 33853-3 9 19 94-91: Seekin g info f rom any connection of families of Malinda WARDEN CARPER born 20 Apr 1827 in Montgomery Co . VA dau. of John WARDEN and Nancy BELL. Malinda married Russell CARPER 5 Aug. 1844 at Lov~ly Mount, VA . Children were: Joh n Hampton, Cyrus, Beverly, Ezra, Viola, Laurinda , Lewis, Lavego, Mary F . Charles F. Warren T., and Attilla . Russell and Malinda Warden CARPER attended The Old Brick Pr e sbyterian Church in Montgomery Co . , VA . Both are buried in the CARPER Cemetery there. I will appreciate hearing from any of the CARPERS regarding this family. Malita W. Murphy, Box 319, Athens Star Route , Princeton, WV 24740 . 95-91 : Seeking info from anyone who is related to or knows of the families of Ellen WARDEN OWEN born 1856 in Wythe Co . VA the dau. of Thomas WARDEN and Malinda CRIGGER. Ellen married James David OWEN in Pulaski Co . 1887 . Both Ellen and David are buried in Max Creek Cemetery, Pulaski, VA . Children were Burleigh married Laura Turpin, Franklin, David Sherman married Maggie Britts, Essie married Quesenberry, Ethel married Su tphin, Blanch married Spencer, Callie married Phillips . I do not have the spouse of Thomas or Forrest. I would like to hear from anyone who knows this fam il y . Malita W. Murphy Box 319 Athens Star Rt . , Princeton, WV 24740 96-91: Need info on James GLASS (b. ca 1781 and d. Oct . 1847 , Lee Co.VA), who married Johanna Menerva FINLEY in 18 09. Who were his parents, etc. His wife dau of Capt. James FINLEY and Mary HE NDERSO N. James' son, Rufus FINLEY GLASS (b . ca 181 5) marr . Jane MUNCY (b . ca 1815), dau. of Tunis and Rhoda SIMPKINS MUNCY. Who were Mar y 's par e nts ? Linda Hurley, 1140 Alton Sta. Rd. #35, Lawrenceburg, KY 4034 2 �- fI8 QUERIES 97 -91: Need info on Ellis GRAVI TT who was b. CR 17go i n VA & married Elizabeth Cruthfield, dau . of Nicholas . Geor~e Gl{AVITT, b . ca 1 788 , VA married Hannah BOWLER , b. ca 1791 (NC?) Were Ellis and George brothers? They went to Clark Co, KY . Linda llurl ev , 1140 Alton S ta . Rd . /13 5, Lawrencebur g , KY 4034 2 98-91 : Levisa HUNT b . 1795, VA ma rri ed Benj . F . GILBERT b . 1791 Lee Co. VA, died 1871, Lee Co.VA. Benj . was the s . of Samuel GILBERT and Martha? Who we r e Levisa's parents? Geo r pe B~OWNING b. ca 1814 in VA and moved to Clay Co . , KY and marri ed Sara h " Sally " BOWLES in 1 83 6 . One census says George was "d eaf Rnd clumb . " Linda Hurley,1140 Alton Sta. Rd. #35, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342 . 99-91: Wi l l exhange info re ga r di n g Daniel TABO R, b . 7 Jnn 17~6 in VA , died 11 Feb. 1855 at Bluestone (TazeweJl Co . ) VA. M. 12 Nov 1818 in Russell Co.VA to Mary Martha FLUMMER . Who were h is pare nts? Daniel and Mary's children we r e : Charles, Sam u el F . , John, Russe l l B . , Augustus, Daniel, Willi a m, Virginia, Elizabet h, Ma r ga r e t, Eli za, and Mary M. Micha el Ta bor, 60 1 E . Perkins Stree t, Hartfo r d City, IN 47348 . 100 - 91 : Need info re ga rdin g Samuel FLUMM ER , b . ab t 1769, died in 1845 at Bluestone(Tazewell Co . )Virginia. Wife was Elizabet h. Chil~ren included William, Solomon, Nancy who marri ed Constantine ADAMS, Mar y Martha who married Daniel TABOR , and two other daus . who married Geor ge B. CLARK and Allen JUSTICE . Michael Tabo r 601 E. Perkins Street, Hartford City, IN 47348 101- 91 : Co rrect i on o f Query 36-91 Oscar David WARDEN m . Jul ia Ann WARDEN 15 June 1 85Lf in Wythe Co , VA . Their Children: Mary m. James A . Sh e pp herd and Sa rah E . m . John W. OWEN S b o th i n Pu 1 a s k i VA in 1870' s. Son Thomas wa s 7 mos . old 1860, I believe h e went West. Oscar WARDEN was livin g in home of Nancy CROCKETT in Wythe Co . at time of death. Would like t o hear from anyone who has knowledge of this fam ily . MaU t a Warden Murphy , 3 1 9 Athens Star R t Princetone, WV 24740. 102 - 91: Looking fo r par . and birthda te of George MOODY . B. ab t. 1774 - 1779 in VA d. between 1860-70 in Watauga Co . , NC Marr ied first BILL , second Sarah DAVIS dau . of Geor ge DAVIS and Sarah Jane McELROY. Elaine Root, 1913 Glen Eagle, Edmond , OK 73034 103 - 91: Seeking par. of Jacob ROOT b. 6 Apr 1793 , VA d . 6 Dec. 1874, Montg. Co. OH . Married first Katy LINICK 1 Aug 1816 in Au gu sta Co.,VA Second son George ROOT b. 28 Feb 1 819 in Rock ing ham Co . VA Elaine Root, 1913 Glen Eagle, Ed mond , OK 73034. 104-91: Who was Rhoda DUNCAN ANDIS? She is buried next to William NI ELL/NEAL and marked "Granny Rhoda " (DUNCAN). Also buried in Lee Virginia Appala.ohlan 1'1otea �I f '1 QUE RIE S l 04 - 91 co n t ' d : C o u n t y i s Ge o r g e AND I S . \H 11 i am NI ELL m. 1 7 8 0 ( wh e r e ?) Ba th s h e ba HARR I SON dau of Jeremiah HARRISON and (?) . Any h el p with th e Le e Co . ANDIS fa mily appreciated . Do r o t h y S . Ba l d w i n b 6 U 3 Ke n s i n g ton Avenue . Ri chm on d Ht s . , CA 9 4 8 0 5 . 105 - 9J : Acc e ptinp, any i n fo on BLO UNT/BLUNT Families. Have over 3600 on file to tie to ge th e r . No i n fo too insignificant. Send your dat es /plac es up to present . SASE, please . Mrs . Richard D. Robinson, 353 Eas t Lake Road, Palm Springs , FL 33461-1809 . 106 - 91: Mar c us lHLSON and wife Susanna h (MOORE) WILSON were married i n Mo n t go rn e r y Co u n t y , V A De c . 18 18 . Ma r cu s was b . Au gu s t , 1 7 9 4 , S u s a n n a h b . /I, r r i l , l 7 9 9 . \va s J o s h u a WI LS 0 N , 1 i s t e d in t h e e a r 1 y ce nsu s records of Montg . Co . VA th e father of Marcus? Dan Wilson 424 Virginia HiJ ls Dr . , Martinez, CA 94553 . 107-91: Eliz. SHREWSBERRY m. 8 Nov . 1791, Bedford Co.VA to Benjamin TURNER . Wh ere we re the y born? Die? were Samuel SHREWSBERRY & Eliz. DALENEY parents of Eliz.? Were Joel SHREWSBERRY & Sallie DICKERSON parents of Samuel . Would like to correspond with others researchin g same . \.Jill excha n ge info, cover cost of copying, etc. Ann Preston Koeze, 3290 Rogue River Rd., Belmont, MI 49306 - 9655 . 108-91: Alener BENNETT m . Ann C. EDWARDS 19 April 1919 Pittsylvania Co . VA . L~ h o we r e Ann ' s pa re n t s ? Dan i e 1 Co le man EDiv ARDS ? Ann b . 1794-1 795 . Ann Preston Koeze , 3290 Rogue River RD. , Belmont, MI 49306 - 9655 . 109-91 : Hic h ard BENNETT b. 24 April 1769, Bedford Co.VA m. Astenia DALTON 23 Nov 1791, Pi tt sy Jv ania Co . , VA and d . 16 Oct 1840, Pitts. Co . VA . Was Astenia DALTON'S fathe r , John DALTON? Would like to correspond with people researching same? Will exchange info, and cover postage and copyi n g. Ann Preston Koeze , 3290 Rogue River Rd . , Belmont, MI 49306-9655. 110 - 91: Seeking info on lvilliam J. HOWELL , (Was the J f or Jesse?) , b . ca . 1842, Bedford Co . VA, m. Malinda SETTLE 02 Jan 1867. Bedford Co . VA . Who were his children? William J ., was bro. of my Grandfather , Thomas Jefferson HOWELL, who m. Lucy Elizabeth Jackson SHORT 24 Mar 1884 a n d moved to Grayson Co., Texas in 1896. Dorothy How e l l Brown, 1995 W. Austin, Paris, TX 75460 - 5436 111-91 : Need par. of Fransinger (Franky) COX, wife of Philip ANGLIN of Henry Co . VA She was b. 24 Jul. 1762 apparently in Scotland Were Charles , Francis , Jacob, James, John, and Samuel COX of Henry Co , VA in patent and tax records in the 1780's related to Fransin ger? Mary M. Van Eo_Rs, 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, La Jolla, CA 92037. �r /;LO QUERIES 1 12 - 9 1 : Ne e d a n c e s t r y o f \.J i 11 i a m WE13 B o f F r a n k l i n C o , w i. f e Nancy ANGLIN . William said to be from Henr y Co ., VA ll e nr y , Isham, Merry, Morris, Samuel, Thomas, Willi a m f/o Smit h WE BB are in tax and land records in Henry Co, in 17 79, 1 780 , e t c . Can anyone g ive me info on these WEBB famili es ? Mary M. Van Epps, 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, La Joll a , CA 92037 113-91: Need info on William CLARK, wife Mar ga r e Washington Co . VA in late 1700's . Said to h e son CLARK who came to NC and had sons William, Geor ge Mary M. Van Epps, 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, La Jolla, t J AMISON of of George and Be njamin . CA 9 2 03 7 . 114-91: Seeking parents of husband of Wel thy !JOVE, b . 15 Apr. 1797, northern Pittsylvania or southern l3edford Co . Dau, Charity DOVE b . 3 May 1816. What was Welthy's relationship to Sanford DOVE b. ca 1783, married Nancy TOLER 1807, both Pittsylvania Co . All moved to TN 1828, then ca 1830 to Madison Co, IL . These names appear in Dalton R~ister . Helen Oyler Ryerson , 2719 C~mont Circle, Tuscaloosa , AL 35404. 115-91: James BURK , Jr., s . of James BURK of Burk's Garden , b 1735, Augusta Co, VA had son, John b . 1760 in what is now Rockbrid ge Co, VA. James, Jr., killed 1776 in NC . Left wife Ami, sons John, and Benjamin and a daughter . Who were Ami's parents? Jam es , Jr., and Ami probably married ca 1 759 in vicinity of Lexington, VA Helen Oyler Ryerson, 2719 Claymont Circle, Tuscaloosa, Al 35404 . 116-91 : Working on genealogy of James BURK 1690-1783 , m . (1) Quaker Mary BEAN, (2) widow Lucretia REES GRIFFITH. Ch. (all by first marriage) married Samuel WILSON, Joseph MORPH EW , Mary ELLIOTT, Margaret GRANT, Samuel ·PEPPER, William BROOKSHIRE . W~lcome correspondence on these families a nd origins of James BURK. He lived Augusta Co. 1730-1760, South Goose Creek vicinity. Helen Oyler Ryerson 2719 Claymont Circle , Tuscaloosa, AL 35404. 117 -91: ~.Lc;rnrc.i FRANKS ~:,·a.s-livi no · in ·carter Count·~, TN by 1800 . ~as ~e related to Henry FRANKS wh~· · requested a peddl~r ' s · license· in Pl t t ~ y 1 van i a Co u n t y , · VA s tat in g_~~ as _f ~om _ Bo t e t <2. u r t Co . , in 1 80 3. Why dict Richard use the name BARRETT as a surname in the Revolutionary WAr? Verna M. Ashley, 3250 South Franklin Street En glewoo d, CO 80110. I I 118- 91 : Elijah HICKS b. 1790 in VA m. before 1815 and had two child r e ~oh~~-1._8_15 in VA; and Isabella b. 181 7 also in VA. In 1822 in Person Co . , NC he married Elizabe th FARMER and had eleven more children. Those b 1824-1827 b. in NC. Two were then b. in VA; five born between 1830-39 in NC. The last two children b. in VA. Elj&h HICKS d. ca. 1880 in AR. Verna M. Ashley, 3250 South Fra nklin St re ~L~!!..&l:_ew~o dL_g_Q___§_QllQ~ Virginia Appalachian NOt.':>!:J �J'-.I OUEH I ES :-i t'L•k i nP. in ro on .John .Jomes T1WUT fa mily of Rockbridge C :1111 1o t I in d r·ecor:-d o f hi s marriage to Catherine Ann HULL o 1 Rn L l"' t o 11r t C ci . i n I B 6 () . C a n n o t 1 o c a t e bu r i a l p la c e o f J o h n , a confecl e r<1L l' so lcli C'r ; h e d . in L878 in Le xington or Lynchburg. Want to L'\chnn< 1 c' int o \dth othe r Tl~OUT researchers . Sh~~raf2_2__Eie~1-_Z.l.§.Z. -: Uv _i__s o .;:\ \" L' n 11L' 1_ ~i ~ e r ~ is!_ ~ t. _CA _ Y 2 2_ Q~ . I I tJ-9 L: ar0 ;1. 1 °n-lll: hi.o..:;h to cor r esrond with llULL family researchers . Ca t herine 11 lJ LL , cl <i 11 • o r Da v i d & E l i z ab e t h HULL born 5 Apr 18 4 5 in Howery 1\ n n t ow n, Hot. C0 . V/\ . Cnt h cri n e m. John James TROUTT in 1860. Who were Ccit h er i rlL' '~ hrothc r s and sisters? Need more info on her parents . s h ci r r <1 n ~ r i c> s . h l h 7 A l v i s o Av e , R i v e r s i 9 e ·' 9A_ _ 9~ 299.:_ L 2 L~ l) l : i s h to corr es r . w i th EL L IS 0 N fa mi 1 v researchers . Mv an c es . EL LL SOI\, w h o married Anna JO NES , was supposed to be fro m a I~ Samuel r c om i11 c> nt FL L I SON fami1v in So uthw c: .:; tern VA . Samuel was b. in VA c;i . 1783, a nd mo\7ed to Ohio in the 1820' s. \vho were his par ents a 11 d s i h J j n f', '.-' '? S b~ r r ~ ~ ~ ~ !_ ~ ~_!_ _ <i1_ ~ z_ ~ J:. ~!so_ Av~_._,_ ~ !.~~~~~de CA _.2l 5 0 2. . t o c o r r e s p . w i t h a n y d e s c e n d a n t s o f Cu r t i s ELL I 0 TT , b . l 7(111/70 ::i nd wi. fe ( 1) Elizabeth BEL L and (2) Polly HOWERTON PATE who mi~ht know parents of Curtis and where born . Children b . Montg. Co.VA: h1 illiam M. (m . Catherine) , John , Martin (Polly/Mary TROLLINGER HEAVENER) , Thomas , Pe~~y (Harmon HOGAN) , Pollv (Nartin DOBBINS, :-;teohen (Hury YEAH.O UT ) , ~lizabeth (SAr'ES), Na ncy (Thomas L . WI NTER ), Lucv (John K.lfODES) . Lewis (Elizabeth , t·: ent to KY), Jonathan, 1-.~che l, a n cl ~~ a r '>' J a n c • T ho m.:i s , Le w i s a n d L u c y we r e i n I L i n 18 4 0 . h' ha t became oi Pe,g~y , Na ncy , Rachel and Mary Jane ? Loretta Elliott - - ------1206 N _. _!:.e"'L Co rd~ll_L_Q IS_~36~~ L 2 ·1 - C'l 1: De s i r e 1 23 -g J : Desire to corr es p. with anyone who mi g h t know what bec a me of Thor1as l:LLlOTT, b . 1823, m . Mary Jane ~HLLIS 1844 Montg. Co. VA son of l~illinm iv. t:LLIOTT, b . 1785, Montg. Co.VA. Children o n 186 0 ce nsus, Montg . Co . VA: James W. , Elizabeth C . , Sarah J., Charl es T . , Hilli a m D., Virginia A ., John H. and Geor ge E . Unable to loc . after 1860 . Lo r e t I~E J l !.~~~!_mmon~_l~06 _~ Le~_,_ <2Q_£s!_elh_OK _U.§.g. 1 24 -0J Desire to corresp. with anyone knowing what became of the follow in g c hildren of Martin and Polly/Mary TROLLINGER ELLIOTT : (1) Kancy ( Willia m LITTEN 1844 Mongtg. Co . VA), (2) Henrv (Eliza S'.'HDEH 1B45 Montg. Co. VA) and on Ne maha Co., Nebraska Census 1860, which s how s Sa r ah , wife, and childr e n Lou i s, Ra ybur n, John Elizabeth, and Curtis : ( 3) Elizabeth (Jacob H . POFF 1 855 Mongt. Co., VA ) with ch ildc e n Nancy Molli e , b . VA 1856 and Rebecca E . , b. Nebraska Terr. 18 50 . Loc e!:_~_~ li o ~_ t _ Sl~mon s , _ l_l0 6 _~---~eeL_f~£~~U:_.i_Q~_llU~ · ! ~ ,. • • �QUERIES Need all info on Pe t e r HARTLEY, who Jiv ed in Hockhridge County, VA, ca 1780-1810 . D. M. Wubb e n, P . 0 . Box 6h5 1:2, Scotts Va ll ey, CA 95067-6512 . ~~125-9 1: 1 2 6 - 9 1 : Ne e d pa r e n t s , s i b 1 i n g s , a n y o t h e r i n f o o n S a mu e J H/\ I~ R l S a n d wife Elizabeth (widow of Jonath a n TOSH) , who lived n eA r Lhe C ity of Roanoke in Roanoke Co . VA, 1808-53 . D.M . Wubb e n , P . 0 . lio x 6651L Scotts Valley , CA 95067-~21_~ . ====-======-====-=-===--======:..:======-= ===-=-==========================::.=:.:..:::=:.:.:=::::..::.:=:.::.:=.:.:=-=-===-===~=.:.:-=~===.:.: .:.:::;: .:..::~=-=::::=:.:.:~=-=-:..:=-=...:=..:..:=:..: ==:.:.==.:.:..:- FAillLY HISTORY INSTITUI'E OF SOUI'HWESr VIRGINIA •I The Second Family History Institute is being planned for Saturday, 17 Aug 1991 at the lloliday Inn in Wytheville, for those interested in Southwest Virginia history and genealogy . The purpose of the one day institute is to provide information on where & how to look for ancestors in Southwest Virginia , & p l aces where they settled elsewhere. The program will have something for the beginner as well as those already doing research on their famil ies. Mary B Kegley , historian, author, local attorney, and institute director will a l ternate presentations ~iith Beverly Repass Hock, CGRS, author, researcher, and teacher of genealogy , and a Wythe Co native now living in Albuquerque, NM. Of special interest will be a program about Gennan ancestry presented by Dr Arta Johnson of Colt.nnbu s , 0, who will also be the special banquet speaker, Dr. Jolmson is a noted national author who is a recognized a uthority on the German-speaking irrmigrants to Ar!Erica, & has many publications pertaining to the Germans and their records. Books of the area will be for sale by book dealers, and historical and gen~alogical groups . The fee for the Institute is $36.50 which includes registration, handouts , admission to a ll sessions , and the evening banquet. Space is limited to 100. (after July 25 - $39 . 50; Sat. session only $23 .00 ; banquet only $13.50) Further informati on may be obtained by writing the sponsor : Kegley Books, PO Box 134, "Wytheville, VA 24382. phone 703-·228-3420. g July 1891 The Montgomery Messenger , Christiansburg , VA. From Mr Edga r Es k ridges ' s f a rm at Pepper ' s Ferry down by. the river, to Harry Barnett ' s farm and Tabor, Howe, Flanagan_and Keister farms, there are as fine lands as can be found anywhere in the state. At the old Shell homestead, now owned by Harman Keist e r, a postoffice is being established called Shellvil le. W.A. Little will be the pos tmaster of thi s addition to our area. Messrs. Brunk and Harme n are delivering some very fine oak lumber at the Vicars station. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 15, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource Marriages of Pulaski County, July 1850-June 1866; The Pioneer Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Hough; Confederate Pension Board of Carroll County (continues in next issue); Coffee Family Cemetery Survey; Nazareth Church Cemetery Survey; Watson Family Cemetery Survey; Jacob Peters of Scott County. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Brief Sltetch of the Courts of t h is Commonwea l th Acts Passed at a General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Virg i nia : 1833 -1 834 Ch i ldress Bible Record Oakland United Methodist Church Ce metery Hints on Marriage in Virginia Maiden Names Montgomery County , Virgin i a , Abstrac t s Botetourt County , Virginia , Free Negroes Deaths from the Lynchburg Press , Virgin ia Mortality Schedules : Patr i ck & Carroll Co , Va Walnut Grove Church Cemetery , Bedford Co, Va Quer i es Book Reviews Newspaper Items Genealogical Hints Books 43a 43 48 so 53 57 58 59 61 62 64 66 70 71 76 80 49 52, 65 61, 63 :: :: : :: :: : : : : :: :: :: :: : : :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :::: : : :: ::. :: ::: :::: :: ::. ::. :: ::. :.: :: :: :::.: :::: ::. ::::. :: :: :: :: :: :: ::::.:.:: ::. :::: : :. ::. :.:. ::. :: :: :: :: :;. �- SOUTHWESTERN VIRGI NIA GENEALOGICAL Spring, SOCLETY 1 991 Deo ~ Fellow Members: _ ri·~ g we at her ha;:; put us in a spring-cleaning mood ! 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CONF E DERATE PENSION BOARD OF CARROLL CO, contr ibuted by Judy VA Blackwell To the confederate Pe n si on Board of Carroll County I WA Horton a ju s tice of the Peace For Carroll County do cert i fy that Alfred Gardner and Isaiah Quensenberry whose names a r e signed to a n appl i cation made by Tobias Quesenberry for Pen s ion on th e 26th day o f May 1900 was sworn by me and certif ied that the sajd Quesinberry was a member of the 45th Virginia I nt a ntry Company and was a good Loyal Soldier and that they k n ew h im to be Tota l disabled f rom Age and Rupture Given under my h and a nd seal this May the 26th day 1900 W. A. Horton J.P. Vi rgini a : In Carrol l Ci r cu j t Co u r· t ApriJ 28, '1900 In pursuance of an Act of the Virginia Leg islature, approved March 7 , 1900, T J Huf fma n , Wm L Utt, Esa u W Franklin, E P Givens, and Wm Wisler, all of whom are ex-Confederate soldiers, and r esi dents of Carroll County, Vir~inia, are hereby appointed a nd constituted a Confederate Pension Board for Carroll County, to pass upon all applications For pensions made under said actIt is Further ordered that t he Clerk of this Court issued copies of the Order at once, to be served upon the a bov e appointees as notice to them of their appointmentA Copy Teste: J. M. Brow n , C lerk pa ge 29 May 14, 1900 Proceedings of Pension Board of Carroll County Virginia who were appointed during April term of the Circu i t Court of said County, T J Huffman, Wm L Utt , E W Franklin, E P Givens and Wm Wisler met on the 14th day of May 1900, in the Clerk's office of County Court to organize which re s u lted as follows : T J Huggman, Chairman Wm L Utt, Clerk. The Board then fixed upon Monday the 28th day of May to to meet at 10 o'clock AM each day to consider claims For Pension From Pine Creek District, Tuesday 29th for Laurel For k Dist. Wednesday 30, for Fancy Gap Dist. Thursday 31, For Piper Gap Dist . and Friday the first day of June for Sulphur Springs District and members or Board present except Mr Franklin. After these deliberations the Board adjourned to meet at Hillsv i l l e in the Court House May 28, 1900 to transact business . T J HuFFman, Chairman Wm L Utt, Clerk May 28 , 1900, 10: 30 AM Board met in Court House and were Sworn before Clerk of County Court . Taking up nld Pension roll after examing the Same carefully, they layed it over to Wed nesday evening at 3 O'clock. Open up for rece iving applications for Pensions where upon there are 45 pages presented after co ns idering the same Board adjourned to meet at 6 O'clock PM to meet at 8 O'clo ck am. T J Hurrman Chairman Wm L Utt Clerk Virginia Appalachian Note s �- - - �2 Confederat ion Pens i on Board Board met at 8 AM to finish work of Pine Creek May 29 , 1900 Dist. 10 AM took up wor k of Lau r el Fork Dist with the n u mb er of applicant s wh i ch number blanks gave out at 3 P M Adjourn ed a t 6 PM to meet at 8 AM T J Huffma n Chajrman May 30, 1900 Board met at 8 AM and f i nished up the work of Laurel fork Dist 10 AM to ok up work fo r Fancy Gap O j st . at 3 PM exam in e old list . after a Short exami nation the work on old list was po st p o n e t i l l on tomor r ow . Ad journed at 6 PM to meet at 8 AM on 31st. T J Huf f ma n , Chai rm an Wm L Ut t , Clerk May 31, 1899 Board met pu r s u a nt to ad j our nment Board began work on old l i s t after considering for a time i t was layed a side and work of approv al of applications was taken up at the regular hour (10 am) Work fo r Pipers Ga p was taken up Several applications was taken in and approve d After getting through with those who wer e present the pape r s filled were taken up To t al number applicants One hundred and (142) Forty two Number approved 78 Not @ 64 T Total numb er 142 Amt of app rov ed application $15 10 + 15 $ 1 5 . 25 Tak ing up old l i st after considering the sa me at considerable le ngth there were Wm L Utt Clerk Board T J Huf f ma n June 18th 1900 Boa r d met at 11 AM. To consider old Pension l i s t and to exaine tho se who were notified to appear before Board and Show cause why their names should not be s t ricken from old Pension list 1. Hugh Co x appeared after be i ng sworn were ask many questions, t h e Board decided he ha s me a ns of Support that he be stricken from the l i st. 2 . Gr a n vil e McGrad y After being sworn and were ask questions and disloyalty wh ic h he den i es, and has a limited means of Support he was retained o n old Pension roll 3 . Thadu s 0 Worr e l l after being Sworn and being questione d he confesses to disloyalty whereupon the board found that h e and his wife had means of Support he was Stricken from the l i s t . 4 . Thoma s Ne wman After being Sworned by questions confessed that he went to the enemy and was not loyal to the State and we therefore think to strike him f r om the list. 5 . Andr e w We bb After being Sworned being questioned was found that he went thr o ugh Federal lines and his name is hereby Stricken from the Old Pension r ol l s . 6. Ir a Whit e after being Sworn on questioning found that acqui si tions were false and his name i s continued on Old Pension Roll. 7 . Ca n a d a Wi l l i am s After being Sworn on be i ng que s ti oned was found to be disloyal that on March the 5, 1865 crossed into Virg i n ia Appalachian Notes �3 Confederation Pension Board the Fe d eral lines and is hereb~ st r icken From old Pension Roll 8. Malinda Dalton did not appear and the Board Found that She ras ample means of Support and her name is taken 9. Sara h gentry did not appear and finding that She .Ls not a resident of the Sta t e her name is now Stricken from the Old Pension Roll April 1st 1901 Candada Wi l l i ams after being Sworn made application to be reinstated in Old Pension list the Board heari ng his evidence in his case as to his disloyalty We dec ided to not reinstate himHugh Co x after being Sworn made appl icati on to be reinstated on old Pension lis t the Board hearing his evidence in his case as to his property and disability and the Board decided to leave him from the list as h e has ample means for Support . .June 10th 190 1 s O Worr el l was notified some twenty days previous to the meeting of the Pension Board to sho w cause if any why his name Should not be Stricken from the Pension of 19GO he f 2 i1 ing to come before the board upon what Stood against him as having not bee n loyal to the State of VA. went through into the Federal · li nes in company wit h Robt. Largen and other s the board hereby do Strike his name from the l i s t - as a pensioner. Carter Worrell having the same kind of Notice as the above failed to appear and upon the same kind o f evidence wa s ordere by the board to be discontinued as a Pens ioner from the Former list . Thursday 12 .July 1900 Board met at 10 AM all members Present taking up th e regular route of business. Mr Hugh Cox came before Board to be restore d to old l i s t but, the board having certified the old l i s t to the Condition (For his case See "p " 31.) Friday .July 13 1900 Board met pursuant to ad j ournment at 8 : 30 AM. Af t er some examination of appl ications went to regular business Receding. T .J HuFFman April 1, 1901 Board convened at 10 : 30 AM . The following members present, Thoma s J Hu Frman , Cha i rman Wm J Ut t, Clerk . E W Franklin, E P Give n s W Wi s ler Then received applications From Hugh Co x and Canada Williams to be reinstated on old l i s t but upon their own evidence before the Board they were ref u sed their request Upon the same plea that was allege against them last year. See page 31 Board received 20 new applications 16 approved 4 Not approved See page 152 Board adjourned at Ll:30 PM to meet on 2nd day of' April 1901. Virginia Appalachian Notes �4 Wm L Confederate Pension Bo ard Ut t Clerk Board T J Hu fF ma n , Chairman April 2 nd '190 1 Bo a rd met a t 10 AM i n their ro om papers of yesterday approved and assigned by Chairman and Clerk of Boa rd . T he ol d and l as t y ea r s Lists we re exa mined and corrected and handed to Clerk of Court als o approve d papers handed in to th e Clerk of County Court af t er approving 18 Applications and r eceivi n g 7 " (Appli c atio n s ) which were not approved Th e Bo a rd ad jo ur n ed at 2 : 30 PM Total applicatio n s 26 Approve d 19 Re j ec ted 7 Wm L Utt , Clerk T J HuF Fm a n , Chairman Ju ne the 10th 190 1 c call me eting b y t he Chairman T J HuFFman the Board met at 10 AM . all members pr es ent during the hours of business Rec'd n e w app licati ons and reconsidered some of the applications that wa s no t approv ed las t year See p p 154 Number Applicat i on s Rec' 18 Number " Approved 14 Number " Not Approved 4 After certifying the chang e in the Fo rm er lis t of pensioners and tu rning all th e approved paper o ver to the Clerk oF the County Court the board adjourned to meet th e Fir s t Monday in April 1902 . Wm L Ut t , Cl er k T J Hu FF man, Ch a irm a n page 36 Proceeding s of Pension Commissioners Ap p ointed by circuit court of Carroll County Virginia in vo cation May 1902 Met June 18th 1900 present E W Fr a n k lin , E p Givens a nd Wm Wisl e r organized by ele cting E W Franklin as ch ai rm a n and preceded to examine Pension L ist under Act of Ma r ch 1900 furnished by Cl erk of Cir cuit of Court After ex am ining said lis t th e Board st ruck off the following who have d ie d s inc e 1901 Allen A Ma riah , Ayres Cathrine, Dean c N , Da lton CM, Edwards J a me s , Srl, King G w, Ha wk s Nancy A., Qu eise nbury Tob ias, Wat s on Dav i d and th e Fo ll ow ing moved out of State Sallie N Norm a n Henry N Sp e nc e r and, Ge o W Jones moved out of county and the fol l owing are inmates of a Public i n st itutioon as re po rt ed to Board. Alexander Combs in Pentint ia ry J e r e mia h Ha r r i s on, Will ia m Mabe and Henr y M Williams in Poor Hou s e. And Mar ia h J Gu y n had liv ed apart From her husband Aaron Guyn For years pr e vious to hi s de at h which the Board ref ers For furth er instr u ction. to be cont inued �THE SELU CONSERVANCY OF RADFORD UNIVERSITY RADFORD, VIRGINIA Grace Toney Edwards Selu Conservancy -- the name has a ring of Cherokee to it, and indeed the word scl u means in the Cherokee language •corn," or "the grandmother corn spi rit." At Radford U nivers ity Sclu s ignifi 4..!S a la rge reel of land donated to the University Foundation in the fall of 1989 by John Bowles o f 0 1mb riu gc. ~assachusetts. Mr. Bowles gave almost 200 acres that include woods, meadows, and river frontage a lo n g th e L'ttle River in the Dry Valley section of Montgomery County. He designated the gift as a co nscrvam.-y for the ~ysical, cultural, and social environments of the area. At the same time that the natural habitats of the Oora ~nd fauna are being protected, however, Mr. Bowles also has encouraged responsible usilge for cuuca tio nal objectives. With that charge the faculty and students of the Appalachian Studies Program set out to learn about the history of the property. and to take appropriate st~ps to preserve the cultural hcri tagc associated with it. The learning process prom~s~ to be ongomg mto the mdefini~e future, but to date we know that the prope rty was farmed by various fam1hes, many of them ten~nt~, up until about 1955. Still s tanding, at the. time o f Radford University's acquisition, were two log outbu1ldmgs, a newer frame barn, and o ne b rick chimney from the Scottish-influenced I-house that once served as t~e.homeplace. These buildings, excludi ng the barn, like ly date back to the late 1800s, though one of the outbu1ldmgs could be older, as suggcsled by the s ize of the logs and the building style. Nearer the river, under the protection of a hill, stands a single-pen log house, which at one time had a ki°tchen built onto the back.. The house cc:>ntains interior vertical panelin g, a partially boxed sta irway leading to a spacious loft, a large bnckand stone flrep.lace, and an opening in the chimney upstai rs fo r what mus t have been the f]ue for a small wood heater. Outside, the logs arc primarily yellow pine with some poplar mixed · . the chimney is a masterful work of field stone, obviously collected from right around the house si te. The m, ·h V Jogs, joined at the corners w1~ common -notches, are chinked with tightly wedged wood ch ips in a diagonal pauern, then covered over with cement, surely a more recent addition that probably replaced the o rigina l clay or mud. This house, too, appears to date back to the late 1800s. With these vestiges of a cultural legacy to build on, Appalachian Studies students and faculty have begun to collect oral history from former tenants; to conduct deed, map, and census searches; to excavate around the house site fo r archaelogical artifacts; to photograph all evidences of materia l culture; and to res tore the deteriorating buildings. The latter project was taken on by two Appalachian Folklo re classes in the fall of 1990 under the direction of restoration specialist Thurlowe Scudder. The first Saturday on the site offered a lesson in squaring a po plar log for building purposes. It also offered a lesson in humility: ~r. Scudder informed the students that the typical log house in pioneer days was erected in about one week's time fr~m the moment the builder stepped into the woods to cu t the trees to the moment he closed the door on his new home. In contrast, it took sixteen R. U. studen ts and faculty approximately five hours to hew one log on two sides! At that rate we might have put a building up in two years, but fortunately we had the resource of modern technology to call on. With the help of a trusty sawmill and the expert guidance o f Mr. Scudde r, the students lea rne d to meas ure and notch new logs to replace the rotten ones, to lift and carry heavy 10gs, to match notches in .order to set the logs in place, and ultimately to celebrate the erection of the resL.ored s mo kehouse. As the .wintry days or De.cember sent students into final exams and tow~r~ home fo! Chnstma~, Mr: ~cudder .. and ..his ~r~w mov~d in to complete the restoration of the second outbutldmg, t~e cnb. As of this wnung, two new bu1ld111gs grace the rounds of the Selu Conservancy. They carry somethtng of a checkerboa~d look to the m because of the mix~re of old gray logs and new yellow poplar; but th~ poplar will weathe r quickly, J am told, and the strokes of nature's paintbrush will soon make them all of a like hue. I �Our reason for restoring these buildings encompassed a two-fold goal: first and most immediately, to provide a hands-o n learnin g act ivity for students in Appalachian Folklore classes; second and more longrange, to produce a nucleus for a living culture museum that we hope will serve both the university and larger surrounding commu nities. From o ur earliest involvement with the Selu Conservancy Project, Appalachian Studies has envisio ned a living cu lture museum whose goal will be to depict the recoverable past, that is, early10 mid-twentiet h century. We have informan ts who actually lived on the farm in the 1930s and 1940s, and we arc look ing for ot hers who know something of the life there before 1930. Our dream is to restore the log house described above and to reconstruct the I-house that served as the homeplace on the property. Our task has hccom e m ore challenging in recent weeks by virtue of a new gift of an additional 200 acres in the same area. This gift comes from another branch of the Bowles family, the heirs of Hargrove "Skipper" Bowles of North Carolina. lt is directly traceable to the influence of the original donor, John Bowles. In ou r attempt to learn as much as possible about the history and culture of this land and the people who have lived on it, we welcome information, suggestions, and help. The property, in the amount of approxima tely 400 acres now, is l ocated in the Dry Valley area of Montgomery County, along the Cracker's Neck section of the Little River about one to three miles northeast of its confluence with the New River. Before the Bowles family owned it, it belonged to J. S. Peters, to W. L. and Arintha Peters, to N. T. Showalter, to N. B. Harvey, and others as the years unfold back-wards. Parts of it have joined land known as the Grange tract, the Zoll l and, the Sale land, and the John Peterson tract. If you have any information about Lhis property, please contact Grace Toney Edwards, Box 5917, Radford University, Radfor~ Virginfa 24142. FINCASTLE DEMOCRAT. 'IUesday, July 22, 1845. HYMENEAL : Married, on the 5th ult, in Frederick county, Va. John W Frazier, Esq., of Bath, to Miss Betty Moore. OBITUARY . Died, on the 2Jrd of June, ult., Miss Mary Ann Sarah, aged twenty-six years ; on the 4th of July, Miss Agnes James, aged twenty-one; on the 5th, Miss Elizabeth Amanda, aged twenty-four; and on the 6th of the same month, Mrs. Sarah L., the three first daughters, and the last the wife of Capt. Henry Jones, of Bedford county . Fincastle Democrat. Saturday, May 22, 1847. HYMENEAL. Married, on Sunday evening, the 16th inst., by the Rev. James McElroy, Mr. Matthew Burks, of Tennessee, to Miss Harriet Ann, daughter of Robert Irvine , Esq . of Botetourt. (The Lynchburg papers will please copy) ----------, on the 29th of April, by Elder Andr . J. Elmore, Mr. Victor Bell to Miss Sarah Sarver , all of Giles county, Va. 1 CENT REWARD. Runaway from the subscribers, about the 1st of January, an indented apprentice to the Printing business, named Napoleon Bonaparte Trenor. He is a bout fifteen or sixteen years of age . All persons are cautioned not to harbor him, as we are determined to enforce the law against them. The above reward and NO THANKS will be given for his delivery t o us i n Fincastle. Word & Wilson. Jan J O. from BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS , published by Botetourt Coun ty (Va ) American Bicentennial Commission, Fincastle, Va., 1976 �BRIEF SKETCH OF THE COURTS OF THIS COMMONWEALTH from "Virginia Cases or Dec i sions of the General Court of Virginia, lB26" , Vol 2 (Virginia Reports Annotated) by William Brockenbrough published 1827 , reprinted 1900 1815 - 1. County Courts are composed of Just ices appointed a nd commis sio n ed by the Governor with the advice of the Council of State .•. ••• .• • Four Justices at least are necessary to compose a Court , and on the tria 1 of slav es, charged with felony, the number cons is ts of five at the least. The j ust. es serve with out fee •.• · . for al though it is sometime s said that the ann~~l appointment of the Justices ~n rotation to the office of Sheriff with t h e continuance for two years , is a compensation for the Judicial office . These are Cour t s of general jurisdiction in Law and Equity; the most imortant duties in matters of police and economy are confided to them; they ~ominate militia officers (below brigadiers) , sheriffs , coroners , & c, and they are Examining Courts of free persons charged with offences , and decide and acquitted from further prose cut ion , wh e ther they shall be discharged, . r may be tried in the Superior or County courts . 0 The corporation Courts are composed of a Mayor, Reco-rder and Aldermen; their appointment , etc, depend on the charters of the respective cities , boroughs and towns. 2 • The General Court , and Circuit or Superior Courts, -- The Judges of the Ge~eral Court are appoint by joint ballot of the two Houses of Assembly and hold their office during good behavior . At the first organization of this court in Oct 1777 , it consisted of S ·udges, anY 3 of whom to form a quorum . J At that time, its jurisdiction was general over all persons, and in causes, matters or things at Common Law, whether brought before them by origina l process, by appeal · • • • • · • · But no original suit could be brough t fo r a less sum than ten lbs, or 2, 000 lbs of tobacco . The process of t he Court extended to every county of the State . I t was a Court of Oyer & Term i ner f or the trial of all treasons , murders felonie s, and other crimes and misdemesnors, commi t ted by any free person . Offender s in any part of the State charged with treason, or felony must have been, and with misdemesnors might be , tried there • ••.•••••••• By the Act of 22 Dec 1788 , District Courts wer e establis~~~: ••The General Court by the Act of 25 De c, was made to consist of ten judges, and they were made judges of the District Co u rts . Each dis t r i ct consisted of several counties. 2 judges were to sit in each cour t. Ther e were finally 19 districts, and to each couple of judges, were allo t ed four districts, except one, which had 3 districts. The who l e of the jur isd i c tion of the General Court in civil a n d crim i na l cases , (with certain excep tions , ) was transferred to the District Cour t s , t heir authority extendin g over the respective districts, as that of the General Court did over t he whole State. No original suit or appeal was, however, al l owed for a less sum than $100, or 3,000 lbs of tobacco; now any Supersedeas, or Writ of Error, for a less sum than $33 1/3, or 1,000 lbs of tobacco . . . . The General Court being thus stripped of the gr~ater part of its Jur i~ ­ diction, it was declared that 3 . ju~ges s hould con st i ~ute a Cour t, except i n c ases of impeachment, when a maJO't'Lty of 10 was required. Virginia Appalachian Notes �_!::;I Virginia Court System The juri sdiction of t he General Co ur t now extended for the most part to the followin g subjects: .. the Fiscal Court; suits 8 motions agst public debtor s , coll ectors and defaulters, •.. .. . It received probat of Wills, and gran ted Let ters of Administration, and rece ived proof of Deeds, but its jur isd i ct i on in these respects was concurrent with that of the District and County courts. Qu es t io ns of Law in civil cases might be adjourned to it by the Distrjct Courts, a n d there dec ided, ..... The criminal jurisdiction extended to i m~~achments of the higher offic ers of the government, etc .••••• . to such questions of Cr i minal Law as should be adjourned to it by the District Courts with th e consent of t he criminal, and to certain treasons, misprisions, and other off e nc es committed out of the jurisdiction of the Co urt o f Common Law . . .....•.. . By the Acts of J Feb 1808 & 4 Feb 1809, the District Courts were abolished , and Circuit Courts, or Superior Cour ts of Law in each county of the S tate wer e substituted in their stead . . . • . . . • by 1819 there was 15 Circuit Courts . ... .. . ... Each circuit con s ists of about 7 counties on an average : th e r e is one of only 2 , and anoth er of 10 counties. The jurisdiction of the Circu i t, or Su perior Courts of Law in Criminal and Civil Cases, wa s dec l ared to be the same over their respective counties that the late Di s trict Courts exercised over their r espe ctive districts, •• . . . . . . .. . . The jurisdiction of the General Court continued as before. By the Act of 9 Feb 1814 , j urisdicti on to prove and record deeds were taken from the General Court and Circ uit Courts and confined to the County and Corporation Courts . By the Act 7 Feb 1814, jurisdiction was given to the Gene ral Court to award Writs of Error in all criminal cases, to final judgments in th e Superior Cour ts, convicting persons of crimes or misdemesnors . This is a new and most important extension of the jurisdiction of the General Court • . . .••••••.•.•••••.••• The General Court is, in Criminal Cases, the Court of the last resor t . But in civil cases appea l s lie to the to the Supreme Court of Appeals. 3 . The High Court, and Superior Courts, of Chancery. -- Judges in Chan cery are appointed by joint ballot of the 2 Rouses of the General Assembly, .• •• • . . • •• • • •... . •• . and hold their offices during good behavior . By the Act Oct 1777 , the High Court of Chancery, was established, to consist of 3 judges. Its jurisdiction was general over all persons, and in all causes in Chanc e ry, whether brought before it by original process, or by appeal from the County or Corporation Courts, .••..• • ••. Its jurisdiction was co-extensive • .• •• Court of Chancery •• . • •• by the Act of 22 Dec 1788 .. consisted of one judge . •• •• •. •.••• until Jan 1802, when the several counties were laid off into 3 districts, and a Superior Court of Chancery directed to be holden in e ach dis trict; one in Richmond, one in Staunton, and the other in Willi a msburg ••••••••••• The jurisdiction within their respective districts was the same as that exercised by the High Court of Chancery over the state. By the Act of 1811, The Staunton district was divided into four and a Court directed to be held for each at Staunton and Wythe Court-house , at Winchester and Clarksburg . •••• •• • • • By the Act of 1814, a new district was formed, and a Court to be held at Gr eenbrier, • ••• .. ••••. Dy the Act o f 1813, the Richmond and Williamsburg di s tricts were divided into four, and Courts directed to be held at Williamsburg and Fredericks- Virgini a Appalachian Notes �--Virginia Court System and Courts to be held at Richmond and Lynchburg , · · • • · • • • burg , · T·h· . ' . C~~~t of Admiralty -- This Court was organized in Oct 1776 • · · · • 4• e . . .shed by the Act • •• . of 25 Dec 178 8 in obedience to the inJuncI t was a b o 11 . of the Federal Constituion then recently adopted . tio~s The Supreme Court of Appeals -- •• •• •• established Oct session 1778 . B t ~he first effectual one • • • of the May session 1779 • . ...• By the Act 22 D~c l788 , the Court of Ap~eals was.organized as a ~eparate Court , • • •• ••. •• The jurisdiction of this Court 1s almost exclusively Appellate ; it takes cognizance of all Common Law and Chancery cases which may be carried there by Appeal, . • .• • . • It has no criminal jurisdiction . 1 (Editor ' s note : Gener al fwe [genealogists] usually only look at the County or Corporation Courts ~orde: books] whe~ there are other courts we should to --I have found wills 1n the Superior Court records, suits over 1 ands , 0 :tc. __ don ' t overlook any source for that information you need. The more rstanding you have of the records of the period you are researching, d un · d ing · · the e better the chance o f f in t h at information you want • '.) ~:.::::::::::::::: :::.::.: :: ·.::.::: :::::: :::::.:.::::.::.::::::.::.::::: :,: :: :::; : ::.::::: :: :.:.:: :.!:: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: :..: :: :: :-= :: :: :.: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: :: :: ::. ::.:: :.: :; :: ::. NATIONAL UNION CATALOG OF MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS It is called NUCMC -- pronounced "NUCK_MUCK" It means National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections . . ·:· · • · · : •: •• • If I want to find missing documents , daguerreotypes, cartes de ~1s1 te , Civil War letters , or military records on Craig , I look in the NUCMC and 1 t tells me lots of missing family collections in America . These 24 huge volumes, and it's fantastic : On my Cockrell line •• . I had worked for years on that line , and here in NUCMC it tells me the four places that my family had deposited -- for the Yankees took s ome of the records during the Civil war from my Benton County Cockrell line , and deposited them way up North . Without NUCMC I ' d never know where they are deposited . What line are you working on in America? Look in the indexes of NUCMC it ' s a multi-volume, big series, from SEMINAR TRANSCRIPT by Ronald A Bremer , 1984, p 22 . City, UT 84116. (note: VPI, Blacksburg, Va , has the NUCMC series) PO Box 16422 , Salt Lake ========================----==================================================== Gene alo g i cal Hi n t We received a 'paper' recently in which was this " Susan Doe married R~chard , " When I f irst saw this I thought that Susannah was Richard s . usann ah). • Roe (s ·n g on I discover ed that Susan Doe was a lso called Susannah and mother. Rea d l · f . hard's mother I know that each person ha s their own way o doR Mary was ic · . . d h . h· but generally (Susannah.) would be cons 1dere the mot er · ' · 1 ng t ings :: :: :: :;:: ;;:: :: :::::: :: :: :: :: :::: ::;;:: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: : : :: :: :: :: :: :; :: ; ; :: :: ; ; :: :: :: :: :: :: : ; :: : : :: :: :: : : :: :: :: :: : : :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Virginia Appalachian Notes �ACTS PASSED at a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA: 1833 - 1834 pr int ed by Thomas Ritchie 1834 Separate Elections p 61, Chap . 28 , passed 14 Dec 1833 , . . .. shall be holden in Caro line Co . . . at the house now t he residence of Albert S Hund l ey at Needwood . ..... . ... . . . p 61, Chap . 29 , passed 2 Jan 1R34 , ..... Shenandoah Co, .. . at the house now occupied by Jacob Baker, lately pur chased from Renry Richards, situate near Cedar creek . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . also at the house known as Kellar ' s school-house , s ituate in I3ir, Poh1 el1 ' s fort valley .. .. . .. p 62, Chap . 30 , passed 2 Jan 1834, . ...... Smyth Co ... at the house now the residenc e of J eremia h Ayres, at the placed called the Broad ford ; . . . ...... . also at the residence of Andrew Cox, situate in the Rich Valley; .... . . . . also at the residence of John Scott, situate in the Rye va l ley ..... .. .. . ... . .... . p 62, Chap . 31 , pas sed 2 Jan 18 34, .... . Grayson Co . · . . at the residence of Wi lliam Pug h , situate on the waters of Wilson creek ... ... . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . p 62 - 3, Chap 32 , passed 2 Jan 1834 , . .. Augusta Co, .. .. at the town-hall, in t~e town of Wayn esborough; .. also .. . .. at the mill of Abraham Smith, at the place called Mount Solon ... . ..... ....... . .. ..... .. .. .... . ... . ... . ..... .... . . p 64 , Chap. 36 , passed 25 Jan 1834, .. . at the house then "occupied by Henry Price, in the east part of Giles Co , on the waters of Sinking creek,• • . . . .. . . hereafter holden at the house now the residence of Paul and Hency Eppling, sit uat e at the eastern end of Giles co, upon the waters of Sinking creek . p 65, Chap . 38 , passed 27 Feb 1834, . ... .. Botetourt Co . . at the store-house of John Stoner, on Glade creek . . . . . . . . . p 65, Chap . 39 , passed 27 Feb 1834, ..... Pittsylvania Co ... ..• at the house now the residence of George Dejarnatt, in the northern part of the county; .. .. at the store - house of Jabez Smit h, in the western part .. . .... ....... . . p 106-9, Chap . 94, passed 5 Mar 1834, .. .. That the county courts of each of the counties of Botetourt, Tazewell, Giles , Russell, Scott & Lee, • . ••.•• are authorized to appoint one director , & the board of public works to appoint 3 directors, . . . . . • the construction of a turnpike road from Price ' s turnpike, in Botetourt co , by way of th e valley of East r iver, or up Wolf creek, • . • •.• to Cumber l and gap on the dividing line between Va, Tn, & Ky ..••.••.•••.•••. changing the di recti on .. . from near the house of Henry Bowen, in Tazewell Co to Osborne's ford, Scott Co , . . . ..• . . . p 158-9 , Chap . 120, passed 9 Jan 1834, . .• 1 . • opening a road 16 ft wide, & at difficult places ... . 12 ft wide, we l l cleared & smooth, from M'Avoy ' s old place , in Bath co, to the Gap or Chimney run, above the Warm springs; and a road from the Great falls, in the Falling - sprin g valley, in Alleghany Co, to intersect th e road on Jackson ' s river, at Robinson's place, near Covington, Virginia Appalachian Notes �ACTS of VIRGINIA : 1 833-34 2 between that and Covington . . . . . . . . ~~ 11 Pasture river to the Warm springs; 2 . . . ... . . . . . for o r oa d from the Co vin c ton; 8 from th e Hot S prin es t. o ...... ..... Ferries p 17 8 , Chap . 148 , passed 26 Feb 1834, . . .. . Wil ey Parker . . . . a ( e rry from his lands, Nansernond co , ac r oss the Blackwater river, to a convenient point on the opposite shore in Southampton . p 179, Chap . 149, passed 12 Mar 1834, · . . . . . . . Samuel C Wh i t e , of /\ c coma ck Co to establ i sh a ferry from Onancock town , Accomack co, to Norf 0 l k , .. • . • • • • • . p 179 , Chap. 150 , passed 11 Mar 1834 , . ... . . Re b ecca John son to keep a ferry from her lands , in Loudoun co , across the Potowmac river, to the Point of Rocks on the Maryland shore . p 182 - 3, Chap· 154' passed 12 Mar 1834 . · . . that a cert a in Wi 11 iam Ross, some y.rs ago, constructed a d~m for the purposes of water machinery, across James river in Botetourt Co , without authority of law; that the said dam , with the mil 1 and other works connected therewith, is now the property of Ral p h and Jonathan Barksdal e, who are desirous of having the erec t ion of sd dam sanctioned by act of assembly; & that no injury will occur to the navigation of said river from such dam , if a proper sluice or lock be kept therein: 1. ..... . granted, .. · .... shall not impede or obstruct the navigation of the river for a longer p eriod than 5 days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• .. p 183- 4 , Chap· 156' passed 13 Mar 1834, . . . . . . . . L ewis Fleenor o-f Washington co. to erect a darn .. .. in the North fork of Hols t on river, opposite his own lands, for the purpose of water machinery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...·: ...·: -.·: -.·: ':.': ".': -:.': ·:: ...·: ':.': ..·: ..·: ...·: -.·: ·:: ...·: p l85-6, Chap . 159, passed 11 Mar 1834 . . . . . for J acob a dipping wheel, . . . .. on Jackson ' s river , within low between the 1st & 2nd cross-streets of Covington, for ing his tan-yard with water . . . . . .. . • •. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . Cunningham . . . to erect water mark, .. .. . . • . . the purpose of supply....•. p 307, Chap . 250, passed 12 Dec 1833, . ••. Halifax Co court . . application of Mary C Carlton •••• & her infant children , Al fr ed H Carlton & Oney Ann Carlton ..... sale of the slaves conveyed by Edward Carlton, husband a nd father, Davis G Tuck (having removed from this state) a trustee, to be replaced by John S Lewellen, •..• p 307-8, Chap . 251, passed 14 Dec 1833, . . . . . . . that Ralph E~ward Crunden, a 's mate 1·n the Va line on continental establishment, in the war of surgeon . . . . ion who died in service , by his wi 11 , devise to John Strother the revo lu t ' . . · th of Rappahannock co, "all his wages and money due for ~is ~e r vices 11:1 · e c au se o f l i· b erty , " and that he died without heir or d1str1butee entitled to ---1t ;_r.e inia i\ooa.l a c_h ian Not es �3 ACTS or VIRGINIA : 1833-34 land s prom i s0cl by Ll1 e rxis tinG law s for his services . ..... . .......... .. ... . 1 . . . . . . . . . . T h n l litl" heirs at la1., of John Strother , dec ' d , shall be re1 hP lif"'ir.S ;i t lah' . . . .. of Ra lph Edward Crunden .. . ...... , , , .. , .. . g arct ecl p 30 8 - 9 , Cl1 ap . 2S2 , p assed 1 Mnr 1834 , ......... John Hoffmeyer, a native of Germany , & l a t <' or Auc u s t a co , by his 1.i ill ... . . .. recorded in sd county , May 1 833 , dire cr L11:-il Ids 1ands sh ould be so ld by his ex 'r, 8 that his brother , Yor ick lloffmeycr ' s chi l d ren that liv e in Europe should have 3/4 of all the money . . . . . . & l1i s sister ' s children have the balance . ...... .. ....... ... .. . 1 . . , . , . . . . . s hall have 5 yrs to claim estate ........ . .. . , . , ... , , ..... , . , p 809 , Chap . 253 , pass ed 12 ~ar 1834 , .. .. ... That all the right , title , and inter es t , which have acc rue d , .... to th e commonwealth of Va, . ... . to or in a certain lot or parcel of land l y in g in the city of Richmond , .... k no wn by the numb ers 58 a nd 59 , in colon e l John Mayo ' s plan of that part of the cit y commonly known as th e Council Chamber tenement , & wh ich was devised by John Henderson, dec ' d , to his e x'r s , to be sold for the uses 8 purposes in the sd will se t forth , in consequence of the alienage (the legal sta tus of an a li e n) of David Henderson, Ralph Hend erson, George Henderson , Mary Mitchell, Ann Luke and Eli z abeth Sinford, or of the al i enage of James Sinford, or in consequ e nce o f a conveyance made by William P Thompsoon to the said David Henders on, in his own ri gh t, and as trustee for the said Ralph and George Henderson, Mary Mitchell, Ann Luke & Elizabeth Sinford, bearing date 15 Mar 1822 , & o n record in the corporation court of Richmond ....• and the same are hereby releas ed to them , who are permitted to hold and enjoy, and to sell, convey & trans fe r th e same by deed ... . .. .. .... .... as if they were citizens of th is commonw e a 1th . . .. .. . . . . . .. . . ... . ..... .. ... . p 313-4 , Ch ap . 26 0, passed 4 Feb 183.!1 • • ••.• by Thornton Connellee, of Westmoreland co , that in 1815 he contacted with Rodham Kenner for a small tract of land (75 acres) , the title was to be conveyed when the purchased money was paid .•. . . Connellee paid $106 . 02 , the sd Kenner died seized & possessed of th e sd l and ; & the commonwealth havin g obtained a judment upon a recognizance en tered into by the sd Kenner, as s u re ty for Lawrence Kenner, who was charged with fe lony, the sd tract of land, together wi th the residu e of the estate of the s d dec ' d , was sold & applied to satisfy the said judgment; so that altho ' the sd Conne llee sued S obtained judgment agst the estate of the said dec ' d for the mon ey pa i d as aforesaid , nothing remained to satisfy the same , or any part thereof : 1. Connellee to be paid .•. . ...• • . ....•... .. p 315 , Chap . 265 , passed 13 Mar 1834 .... . That David W Slee th, sole survivin g heir of John Sleeth dec ' d, who was a sergeant in the company commanded by captai n James Booth, in an exped iti ion agst the Ind i ans during the revolutionary war , be allowed the sum of $130, for 13 morths services of his said father ... • . , and Joseph Parsons, John Tuc ker, James Brown & Phebe Cunningham widow of Thomas Cunningham dec ' d , •. • ... ... $104 each, for their services as privates, for ~he same ti me in th e sd company ; and the auditor of public accou n ts ... . to issue a warrant on the t reasury , in favor of Sleeth, Parsons, Tucker, Brown & Cunningham •... . ..... Divorces Virginia Appalachian Notes �ACTS of VIRGINIA : 1833-34 4 p '.HS , Ch ap . 266 , passed 15 Feb 1834 , and Sarah w, ..... . Joseph Gre s ham of Jame s City Co his wife, formerly Sarah W Christian, marriage i s diss o lv e d . . . . p 31 s-6 , Chap. 26 7 , passed 6 Mar 1834 .. . . marriag e betw e en Wi 11 iam P 13ayl is s of Fairfax Co , and Rebe cca, his wife , former l y Rebec c a Birc h , is di s solved . . 316 Chap . 268, passed 13 Dec 1833, ....... That Jacque line P Ho wl e , Martha Bowi.e, Mary C Bowl~ & Mat~lda ~ Howle of New Kent Co, sha 11 have and bear the names of Jacqueli~e Le wis Poindext er , Martha C Poindexter, Mary C P oindexter & Matilda A Poindexter . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 3 16 Chap . 269, passed 19 Mar 1834, . . . . . . . . . . . that Randal Evan s a man o-f pCO 1 OU r' 1 residing in lhnchester ' who has been lately emancipated 1 to ob ta i n • • • • the means of purch~s i ng his wife & children, who are slaves , . . . . . . . .. be allowed to remain in the commonwealth for 5 yrs . .. . . . . .. . .. . P 3 16 , Chap. 270 , passed 18 Feb 1834 , · · .. .. That Arch y Hig ginboth a m , othe'!'wise called Archy Cary, a man of colour, lately emancipated by Thomas Hi gginbotham of Amherst Co' · · · · shall be al lowed to stay in Amherst Co . . . . . . . 317 Chap 271, passed 8 Mar 1834' · · . . . . . . . that Dol ly Wood son , a woman of ' d . colour, of Richmon ' was emancipated by the wi 11 of Ann Prichard . . . . . & made provision for her :upport · · · · · · · · · · · · · Dolly is without chi ld'!'en , infirm in heal th & advanced in age ' being upwards of 50 yrs, . . • . . . . . . al lowed to stay p p 317, Chap 272 , passed 8 Mar 1834, ···· that William Caswell , a free man of colour , now residing in Richmond , was emanc ipat ed by the will of the late Rev ' d John Buchanan · · · · · · · · · · · William is now of infirm heal th , advanced in life, & has a wife & several children, all of whom are entitled to a res id ence in this commonweal th, having been born free . . . . . al lowed to stay . ••.. p 317-8, Chap. 273, passed 11 Jan 1834 , . . that Jacob Woods & Sealy his wife free people of colour, of Scott Co . . . . . . . lately emancipated , & a r e now far advanced in years , ...• . . allowed to stay ... . . p 318 , Chap . 274, passed 10 Jan 1834 , . . . . . S amuel Leonard & Celia his wife , people of colour, of Hal if ax Co , emancipated by their mistress Isabella Leonard by her will devised them ( and De nni s L e onard, another emancipated slave) all her estate, real & personal ; that the sd Samue l & Celia are both above 60 yrs of age & have no chi l dren, .• . . . . . allowed to stay . • . . . . • . . . . • ... * .·'·.. ...... ...... ......... . ,. .J• .....,. ..... .,. · A book without an index l.S muc h i l.·k e a c ompass- b ox , without the n eed le, pe r plexing instead of directive to the poi n t we wou l d r each . ----- Anon Virginia Appalachian Notes �5'1 CllILDRESS BI BLE RECORD contributed by Hi ta i-lcil> c rry Bible records from Jolin Newman & Ella Demarist May (Baumgardner) Childress. p 1. John N Cliild rcss and Elley D M Gard n er were married at Pulaski City, Va on 25 December 19Ul . (witness) Wm Ch il dress [brother] . Signed . Rev . Jones . p 2. Family Record James Jackson Davis Horned Oct 22 , 1862 wm J Chi l dress Dorned Aug 13, 1869 [my grandfather ' s brother] Nannie J Taylor Hornecl July 3 1 1 858 l-rny gr gra ndmother w.as 1 mo in 1850 census] Elley D M Gardner Born ed Sept 2 7, 1 880 Laura Reganey Childress Died Jan 2 7, 1879 [my grandfather ' s sister] Laura R Childress Ber n d Aug 23 , 1877 John Newman Chi l dress June 2 3, 1882 [my grandfather] Fl oss ey E Sullivan June 6 , 189~ Nannie Gladys Childress Oct 17 , 1902 [my mother] John W Child re ss Feb 22 , 1 90~ James Monro e Chi ld r ess Ju n e 15 1 1906 Lacy II ow a rd Childress Nov 22, 1908 and Harry Tracy Childress November 22 , 1908 T B ~ hildr ess Bernd Nove mber 22 , 1 911 [Terry Bruffey] Mar y Magdalene Childress April 1 , 1914 Jane Reed Taylor died Aug 30 , 1915 [my gr gr g randmother] Vio la Childress Barned August 2 , 1917 [ch by Minnie Craig] Mildred Aretta Childress Barned March 26 , 1920 [ch by Minnie Craig] James Jackson Davis Died March 2 , 1916 Leonard Other Childress Borned Jan 2 , 1923 [ch by Minnie Craig] Marriage p 3 . Memor a ndum Ma irton W Childre ss and Nanie J Taylor was mar.ride Aug 16, 1868 [my gr grand par.en ts] Pa trick Sullivan and Rose L Fold e n was Maired June 21, 1893 James J Davis and Nannie J Childress was mair e d Dec 28, 1892 John N Childress and El ley Gardner was maired Dec 25, 1901 Minnie Craig and John N Childress were married Nov 20, 1919 Nannie J Davis died Nov 1, 1926 [Nancy Jane] William J Chil dress Died Oct 15, 1925 Lucy A Craig Died Nov 14, 1926 [ sister to Minnie Craig] John N Childress Died Dec 3, 1936 Ella 0 M Childress Died Aug 13, 1956 Nancy Jane Taylor Died Aug 30, 1915 [this was Jane Reed Taylor] James Jackson Davis Died Mar 3, 1916 p 4: June 15, 1905 [this may have been Daniel E Baumgardner, my gr grandfa th e r, he died about this time.] Notes th e fa mjly . My grandmoth er was Ella Demarist May Baumgardner , born 27 Se pt 1879 in Tobaccobi ll e, NC. For some unkno wn reason, her father Daniel Evander Baumgardn er , dropped the Baum from his name after h is first marriage Vi rgin i a Appa l achian Notes �to Mariah Marshall in Forsyth Co , _NC : Bu t, my crandmother felt strongly about the corr ect spelling and pronounciation . The Sullivan and Folden in these records were close frie n ds , not relatives . Martin H Childress , born 1844 , Surry Co , NC was the son of Jonathan and Sa 11 i e (Wood) Childress. Martin was a lumberman killed by a fa 11 ing tree about three months before my grandfather was born in the Fort Chiswe 11 Dist , Wythe Co , Va. Nancy Jane l ater married James Jackson Davis . Jane Reed Taylor was marr i ed to Pleasant Coleman Taylor and was the daur;h t er of Jonathan and Eliza (Sanders/Saunders) Tharp of Surry Co , NC . Pleasant was a mail carrier (by horseback) from Max Meadows to Fort Chiswel 1, Va \Int;_ l his death 24 May 1893 . Nancy Jane (Taylor) and son John Newman Childress died in McDowel l Co , \~V and was buried in Dorey Furnace Cemetary, Pulaski , Va , with her mot her Jane Reed Taylor. A power pole pylon in in Jane ' s grave . 1991 : Rita Maberry, PO Box 837 , Damascus , Va 24236 :: :::::..::.: :::...: :.::: :.: ::.:::: : : :: ::;.:; :::.::.::: :=.:.: :::;:: ::: ::: :: :::..::: :.:.:::.: ::.:: =:::::,: :: :: :::: :: : : :: :: :: :: :: ::. :: :: :: : : :: :: :: :..= ::. ::. :: :-=. :: ::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: ::: ::: :: :: OAKLAND UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY ------ ---- - - - - Rt. 668 , Goode , Bedford County , VA t '.·fURRAY , Alfred Brown t HURRAY , Alfred H. Oct . 12 , 1918 - Feb . 23 , 1981 US Navy World War I I July 27 , 1891 - Nov . 14 , 1975 Pvt . US Army Wor ld War I MURRAY, Lelia M. , wife of Alfred H., May 1 2 , 1889 - Sep t. 20 , 19 5 0 BROWN, Lizzie S. Feb . 26 , 1885 - Feb . 5 , 1888 BROWN, Howard M. Dec . 25 , 1869 BROWN , John " W. Mar . 27 , 1887 July 30 , 1848 - Mar . 22 , 1903 Lelia A. Jan . 1 7, 1852 Aug . 7 , 190 7 Copied 11 Sept . 198 7 by Glenna G. Garner & Ruth G. Hale Roanoke, = = = = = = = = = = = = VA = = = = = = = = = = Virginia Appalachian Notes = = = �HINTS ON MARRIAGE IN VIRGINIA by Babe Fowler Reading a paper on a Virginia family, it stated that there were two dates for a marriage - 5 Au g or 9 Aug 1819. The 1st date is probably the marriage bond a nd the 2nd the date of marriage . After the Revolutionary War, there were 2 way s to be married. (1) Banns: To announced publicily (usually in church & once a week) for 3 consecutive weeks their intentions to be married . The mini ster who preformed the marriages was to record it in the court house. The on l y payment (if the groom had any money) was to the minister. (2) The groom-to-be would go to the court house and obtain a marriage bond. The bond meant that there was no reason why the marriage woul d not take place. The s urety wo uld be a relative, frie nd, or a person at the court house who kn ew the g room and had property that amounted to the amount listed on the bond. If the bride or groom was under"age, the parents or guardian were to give permission - written or oral - for the couple to be married or state that they were of age. I have fou nd this age qualification noted on the back of th e bond. This bond was to be r ecorded in the marriage bond register after a fee had been paid to the clerk. This fee was one of the reasons that many were married by banns and many lived too far from the court house to get a license. The clerk then gave a license, which the groom gave to the minister performing the marriage who f illed it out with the date of marriage & returned it to the clerk at th e court, who then recorded it i n the m1n1ster returns book. The minister often only filled out a sheet of paper with one or more marriages t hat he had performed over a period of time and returned that to the clerk. This law applied until 1853 when the bond was no longer required . The form s we r e printed but generally written out. The bonds after being recorded were often put to other u ses as paper was scarce, thrown out for lack of space, destroyed when the court house was burned, given away or stolen, - so we are lucky , if we find any of the marriag e documents in the court house. Mur phy ' s Law on Marriages Now that you know what the law (ther e were other le ga l requirements but the above are the major points) was and what shou l d have been done - rememb er that humans wer e doing these things . The minister may not have recorded the marriage (could h e write?), put the wrong date (day, month, year) down; put the wrong name down (one min ister return, the minist e r put down the fat h er ' s name in s tead of the bride) or spel l ed the name in such a way that it c ouldn't possibly be the nam e you are looking for (go by sound). Or the minister recorded 'y o u r ' marriage in a noth er. county. Many of th e ministers consid ered the marriag e records as their personal property - not that of their church. Many of these records have turned up in private co l lections, archiv es, public & private l i braries . What were the beliefs regarding marriage of the minister that performed the marriages? I was g iven this explanation as to why some ministers d i d not record marriages in t he court house. I do not know if it is true - but it sounds logical. After the Revolution, many of the ministers sta t ed that marria ge was a religious rite and not a civil rite , therefore, it was n ot the concern of the state and d id not have to be recorded with the s t a te. This wen t on until t he questi o n of who was the legal heirs -- no recorded marriage, then other member s of the family would i nhe rit. Virgini a Appalachi an Not es �-oss a case where a suit was brought because the mar:iage I have not come ac ~ h d Per mind . , take lace, but do know of a case where the bride c ~nge . didn t k aft~r the first bond was issued, another bond was issued with her d o~:r~~:n writing a consent stating that she had changed her_mind: n~th bo n s garE' recor d e d 1.n · Bo t e tou-t co , Va · If the bride and . groom lived ~ . in . different . ... _ . the bond should be recorded in both counties. And the m1n1s~er re t coun ies, h d d" d cord the marriage in another county. If the clerk of a county a ie or for some reason was not available, the groom would go the an~ther county for the bond - also, if there was an illness, such as smallpox, in.th e area. The couple wou1 n rross state lines to be married . Be known by a_n1c~name or middle name and use their first name only - mi ght be the only time it was ever used. Living too far from the court house, the coup l e may be married .by an. itinerant minister or married by a parent or friend who wa s a layman in their church without a license. When the license was obtained , they were 'legally ' married with their small children close by. Now for the clerks and their offices. Remember that the marriage books are copies and some books have been copied several times . Those of you who have re ad the early records know that the handwriting can be beautiful to unreadable. The clerk and those who copied the original could h ave misread the names just as many of us have done. Marriag es could have been comb ined making one when there is actually two. Indexes can be wrong - unable to read the names so the wrong one is put in the index and you look no farther . One 'last ' word - on the books that have been published. I have heard many people say, "Wel 1 , it was printed by - -- - - and ----- and ---- - so it must be true." Once a date , name, etc, has been published, someone else prints it , another printing, so it must be true as so man y sources have the same information. Use any printe d material as an aid in your research not as a fac t . There are genealogists, who have published records, that I am more willing to believe than others. If possible, see if you can get a copy of the original documen ts. The worst is the book that states the records are here because the law required it. The law may require it, but us humans don ' t always do what the law tells us to do. And the archives and libraries are on the bottom of the list for r e ceiving government monies, so many of the documents are unknown or have been destroyed by not having proper storage facilities . The typist makes errors, the printer makes errors and all are not caught . I know for I have made too many errors that has not been caught until after VAN has been printed. The last four paragraphs are just a few of the reasons of why you can ' t find the record that you need. And then there are some things that I haven ' t thought of that will happen to you and make you go up the wall . But don ' t give up, the data may turn up when you least expect it and whe r e it is not suppose to be. Th en there are the good things - like getting al l 5 mar riage documents, having someone hand you the data you need without asking for it . = = = = = = = :: = = = = No man, who conti nues to add something to the material, intellectual , a nd moral well being of the place in which he live s , is left long wi thout T • ~J ash i n riton rir op e r rew a r d • -------Booker :: :: = = :: = = = :: = = = = Virgi n ia Appalachian Notes = :: �~I MAIDEN NAMES by Robert Hoover Wit hout a doubt , u n k n own "maiden names" can prove to be one of the most difficult thi n gs to locate in genea lo gy work. Unfortunate ly, in our frustration, we often tend to overlook two of the most prolific sources available for this in formation. Th ey can be fou nd a mong t he local property record archives. Name ly, they are " DEEDS " and "MORTGAGES". The techniques are as follows : 1. "O F.EDS ". In the lower left hand corner of most deeds you will find th e s i gnat u res of fr om two to four witnesses . The firs t one is always from th e husband ' s side . The next one is always from the wife's side. That is to protect h er one/third dower righ t under the law. Nothing you will ever use will give you g re ater clues to maiden names than the witnesses on those .::ild ti me deeds. 2. "MORTGAGES " . I n th e 1800's and even long before that, it was traditional, wh en the daughter got married, as a part of her dowry, for her father to either cover the loa n or carry the no te for his son-in-law. So, if you are working in Nova Scotia or New York in 1840 and you know his name and he is married to Anna Maria, but, you don't know her maiden name, find out who they were mak i n g the ir payments to , bec a use 70% of th e times it will be her fat h er ! ! The mort gag e re cords in America, including Canada, and the witnesses on deeds are ou t great es t c lue to maiden names. Us e them !! f~om 'Cracker Crumbs ', Manasota Gen Soc Inc , 1405 - 4th Ave W, Bradenton, Fla 34205 . (Editor's not e : DEEDS: The law of Virginia was that the wife was examined in ''privy" (without the husband bein g present) as to whether she was selling her dower ri ght of her own free will and not under duress. If she was not examined, the wife could come bacl{ at a l at er date and sue for her dowry right . You may not always find witnesses to the de e d because of the .. privy" law. If the deed was written at home, there will probably be 4 or more witnesses. A few not es on deeds: It was up to the grantee to record the deed and, many times, h e did not record it. Or he wou ld sell the property without record ing it. [More problems for us] When t his happens, a later buyer might sue former owners or h e irs to obtain a clear title to the proper ty . Their statements would prove relationships. To b e sure of what applies to your research, check th e laws of that state a nd remember that we are dealing with people who do not a lwa ys do what the law states. Also the clerk may not have recorded the deed when it came in or recorded it many years later. so check all the records in the deed books for that name you are lookin g for -for some names, us e your common sense.) :::: :: ::. ::. ::: :: :..: :: ::. :-: :: ::. :.: :: ::. :: == :: :: :: :: ::.::: :: :: :: :: :.:. :: :: :: :: :: :; :; :: :: :: :: :: :: == :: :: :: :::.::: :::: ::.:::: == :: :: :: :.: :: :.=.:=:.: :-: :: :=.:: :: :: :.: ::. :: :: :: :: :.: =:.: UNTO THE HILLS -SOME RILLMANS AND OTHERS by Belva Marshall Counts. 197 9, 198 2. A partial genea l ogy of the southwest Virginia families of Carr i co, Edwards, Hillman , Newberry, Sta ll ard, We ll s and other al li ed families who were in the us , particularly in Md, Mass, and Va by ear l y and middle 1600s. Soft cover, 6x9 ", 161 pages , i l lustrated, indexed, ·no.so plus 90¢, total $11.40 postpaid. fro m Bel va M Counts, 6804 Northway Drive, NW, Roanoke, Va 24019 :: : : :: :: :: :: :: :,= ::: :.: :: =~ == ::. ::. :: :: :: :: :: ::. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::: :: := :: ::: == :: ::. :: :: .:: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::: :: :: :: == ::: :: :: ::: ::: :: :: :: == :: =~ :: ::. ::. :.: ::: ::. ::: :-= :: =-=::: :..:: Order �MON'IGOMERY COUNTY , Virginia f rom records on file in the courthouse at Chris tThese abstr act s are taken i ansburg, Va . Matthew SMI'Til.' s Will = May 1809 = ordered r~c ' d _ . . .... . give son Philip Smith - land ....... give son James Smith - land ..... . his children Matthew & John .... & other children ...... . . . . granddau ghter Jenny (who lives with me ) . .. . .. . .. grandson John Smith son of John Smith , dee' d (grandson under 21 yrs ) •.... . . grandson Stephen Smith . .. .. grandson David . . .. son Thomas ~nQ f riend Iavid Stephens , Ex ' rs . . . .. . .. dated 14 June 1 805 signed by Matthew (X) Smit h . Witnesses : Charles Taylor ; Tho ' s Bowyer , James Hoge Jr. Will of Willi am WALROND . . ...... wife Nancy , .. ... to her sun James ... ... ... land in Pittsylvania .... . .. .. . my sun Benjami n Wald.rin , my sun William Waldrin . . . daughter Sally Ma tty? . .. . ... Anny Wa lrond , daughter ... . ... . .. suns Reubin Walrin , John Walrin & Jesse Wal dron ... . . .. . . Reuben Walrin , ex ' r . dated J Oc t 1809 Witnesses : Ja ' s Woods ; Tho ' s Walrond ; William Gun . Will made by James Hoods . Recorded Sept 1811 . Additi on to will .. .. .... Sarah Mottey , my dau wife of daniel Mottey ...... . , Ianiel Mottey , ex'r with Reuben Walrond. Wi t : Jacob Boon , John Boon , Ianiel Boon . dated 5 July 1810 . William McNeely ' s Will - Sept 1810 . Willi am McNeely farmer . ..... wife ·Rebecca . ... . son William McNeely .. .... dau ' s Rebecca 3 children ...... daus Matty Muncy . .. .. . all my ch ...... . ch of Rebecca Johnson d ec ' d ..... friends James Barnett , Thomas Barnett , Tu.vi d Cra i g & Iavid Willis , ex' r s . Wit : Haminel ton Wade ; Nathaniel Muncy ; John Barnett , and ? Sr Joseph McDonald' s Will , r ecorded May 1809 . Ia.ted 23 Nov 1790 .. . .. oldest son Bryan .•.. son John .. .. son Joseph ..... son Edward .. s on Richard .. . son Alexander ... son William .. .. son Jonas .•.. son James ... . . dau Elizabeth Ingram . Wit : Wm McMul larn , ?Conrard Bena? , Robert McMullam. Hnery Carty ' s Will , recorded June 1809. . . ... wife Frances Carty .... oldest dau Millian Jacobs , wi fe of Rol and Jacobs . ... 2nd dau Sarah Harrison , wife of John Harrison . .. .. Jrd dau Nancy Charlton wife of John Charlton . .. .. my only son Henry Carty .... . , .. 4th dau Elizabeth Gibson , wife of William Gibson .... 5th dau Peggy Rentfro wife of Joseph Rentfro ... .. .. gr andson Willi am Carty , son of my son William Carty dec ' d ...... to Betty Jacobs dau of Roland & Mil lian Jacobs . . ... son Henry Carty & friend Francis Gardner ex'rs .... 18 Mar 1806 ... signed Henry (his mark) Carty . Wit : Robert Gardner , Jonathan Burk , John Gardner. Codicil, 8 Apr 1806 .... Wi t : Robert Gardner , John Gardner , Francis A Gardner . Power of Attorney .. ... Henry Harless of Anderson Co ., Tenn . ... appoint Samuel Wall •.•• (marked out Philip Harless appo i nt my son Henry Harless ) . .. . 1810 Mary Ihvis' will, recorded Ja.n 1810 . . . . . my two sisters Elizabeth & Janny D:tvis . ... .. (dated) 18 Dec 1809. Wi t: John Ia.vi s & Jacob Pri ce . Power of attorney ....• Mary , wife of Bryant Mc.Donald dec ' d, Hercules & Mary (signed Polly) McDonald, ,. , ,heirs of Bryant McDonal d dec'd .... land in Ky . datted 1Apr1785 ....... to Bryant McDonald. j �Christian l·'.·u:tL . ' .: Hil l. ... recorded 18 09 . .. . . . , wife Barbar .. . . my children except my d:i..u ~ictry that i ~ married . .. . . dau Sally . . . . wife Barbara , two f r iends J ohn Hoge &- J:..dwarcl Rutledge ex ' rs .. . 2 1 F eb 1809 . Wi t : Wm Mc Mull en Jr , .... GP.orge S umpter ' ,3 \o/i.11 ... • . Feb 18 09 . . .. . wife Elizabeth . . . . son George . , .al l my daus .. . . son Edmond . . . son Richard . .. . 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Make checks payable to : Keeley Books. :::: :::: :::: :: :: :: :.:. :: :.: :: ::. :: :: :...: :.: :.: :.: :: :.: :: ==- ::. :: ::: :-:: :.: ::. :: ::.::. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :::.:.:: :: :: :: :::: :: :::: :: :::: :: :: :.: ::.:=:::: = :.::::::::: :: :: :: :: :: ::::::.:::::: VJr~ Appa.la.ch1a.n Notsa �BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA, FREE NEGROES contributed by Charles T Thomas 22 6 57 58 59 60 l 62 6J 64 9.2 66 92 68 Q2 7.Q '.Z.l ~ 73 74 Names Place of abode Sex Is bald Rachel James Bannister son t '.) 5a.me Male Jenkins same Same Aleck Frank Billey Tempey Scott Yellow Female Fincastle Sally ray Same Nancy Tu.y Same Jessy Scott to Tempy Same Polley Scott Same Amea Jones Female Fincastle Hannah daughter to same Same Sylvia Same Same Jacob son to same Same Billey son to Same A Fizers Thomas son to same Fincastle Mary daughter to same Ben son of Tempy Scott at The Beales Calli ng &c Sp i n ster Ag ed 11 Years 10 9 6 4 2 .1.. 2 Was h Woman Same Sa me Ag ed 7 Yea r s 5 Years Was h Woman Same Same 9 Years Ag ed 5 Years 2 Years Li s t of Free Negroes & Mullattoes within the District of James Trenor Comm'r in the County of Botetourt for the Year 1803 1 2 3 4 2 6 z8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Juba Temperance Scott Samuel Tu.y Molly Ihy Tempy Ihy Aby Williams Tom T£.rce Ebay Jones Sam'l B Jones Edmond Jones Sally ray Nancy Mathews Bets y Scott Jeffery Scott Male Negro Sinking Creek Female Mulatto Fi ncastle Male Mulatto Cataba Female " " " " Male Negro Female Male Mulatto Negro at Evan fuy S ' o RO Female Mulatto Fincastle Names Tu.niel Pharoah Lucy Pharoah Elizabeth Craig Catharine Tubitha George Sex Place of abode Calling &c Male Negro Near Pates Store old & infirm Spinster Female " Spinster Female Mulatto Sours's Mills S ' o Ro a Mrcader a Child n male about J Yrs old ti II ti ti " " male Farmer Spinster Labourer Spinster 5Y ' r old Dairy Maid Labourer Spinster about J. Years old 7 Spinster Spinster about lO Years Old 9 2 No 2 ti Viretnia J..ppa.le,chia.n irc~9a �p 2 con ' t ~ JO Jl J2 JJ 34 35 J6 37 JS 39 40 41 42 4J 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 Annie Polly Betsey Rhoda Jo hn Hanson Betsey Hanson David Farguson Hannah Farguson Je nny Farguson Betsey F:::i.rguson Peggy Farguson William Bird Harn1ah Bird Nathan Allow a bithia Jackson Peter Jackson James Newma n Ben Betsy Polly Nancy Sally Milly Peggy Rachel James Newman J ' r Tommy Aby Hillary Samuel Sophia a Child 0 at Jacob Stathers s RO about 12 Years old at John Shoey a Brcader Near us Creek 0 a Child at Le;is mill s Ro male about Years old Female a Labourer male Negro Near Salem Washwoman Female Mulatto about 8 Years old about 4 about 2 months old Male Negro ~onsack's Bottom N°RO a Farmer Female a Spinster Ma le Mulatto at Francis Thomas ' s a Caaskman Female at D ' ~ Sallenbarger ' s a Spi nster Male a Child Male Mulatto Carvin Creek a Farmer 14 Years old 12 Female 10 8 II Female 2t 7 5 3 it 10 Years Fathership 8 Male 6 Female Male 4 J /2 Female & Mulattoes in the District of George Rowland Commissioner in Botetourt County for the Year of 180J A List of Free Negroes ·.1 2 J 4 Frank Bannister on the I.and of of James lackey J ' s River Farmer Lucy wif'e to Frank Bannister Becky Iaughter to Lucy D' o Nancy ::.:: :: :::: :: :: :.: :: :: ::. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: .:: ;:. == :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::::. :.: == Do Do Do =:.: ::.:.:. :::: ::.:: :._:.:::: :: :::: :.: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::: :: :: :=:.: :: :: :.=.:: ::.:::: :: :: :: :.: :.: ::: :: :.:. Genealogical Hint DEEDS : Usually a deed that is sold will be found in the index under the name of the owner who sold it. But, if the land was sold to settle a lien, the owner ' s name will not be in the index, but under the commissioner's name (the person whom the court appointed to handle the sale) will be listed as the granter. :: :::: ::. :: :: ::. =-= :: :.;_ :: :: :.= :: :: == :: :: :: :: :: ::.:: ::. ::. :: :: ::. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :.: ::: :.: :: :: :: :.: :;. :: :: :::: :: :::::: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :; :: :::: :: :: :: :: ::. ::. :: :: :: :::. :: :: :: Viretni& .Appalachian Notes �cop i e d fro m microfilm by Charles T Surton Nov 3 , 1814 = Capt Joshua 2arley of Bedford Co . a t 5ladnsburg , V1d Nov 2 0, 181 4: Za l i nda Roberts , 8 yrs, daughter of Eno c h Hobert:-; Nov 23 , 1814 : Mi s s El iza Reed of Winchester. Jan _, 1815: Mrs. Annie Poe , wife of John Poe Mch 15 , 1815 ; Mrs Si dney !l'iason, wife of David S Mason Mch _, 1815 : William G Hagood Mch _, 1815 : Wil liam Winston, s on of ~eorge D Winston Mch _, 1815 : William Sidney Crawford of Amherst Co . June 24 . ~ 0 ~;: Wi ll iam Royal, 37 , leaving: widow, children & Pare nt s Aug 16 , 1817: John Br ooks, leaving widow & children , at Livingst o n Aug 2 1, 1817: J ohn Cox, veteren of 11evolution , citi ze n of l! en ry Co at Patrick Co . N0 V • _ , 1817 : Robert ?~ttes on, Dec 18 , 1817: Ja mes Yancey, of Campbell Co . , on of Co l . Tho rnton Yancey of Granvi l l e Co. , NC Dec 10 , 1817 : J oseph Morton, 60 yrs , of P ittsylvania Co . Jan 7, 1818 : 3ooker Shelton, at tJatchez . Feb 7, 1818 : Overton Redd , of Henry Co. , leavinf; a wid o w Mch 13 , 1818 : Frances Anderson, 77 yrs, wife of Col. Ne l son Ande r s o n of Bedford Co . , Va . Feb 21, 1818 : Lt Col Richard ~ Servant , at Hampton , lea v i n g hi s widow and 6 c hildr en. Feb 26 , 1818 : Rev John Robinson, Methodist & Clerk of Charl o t t e Co . Apl 22, 1818 : Capt Sa muel Cal l and, ')1, of Pittsylvania Co. , wife & 5 ch . Mch 22 , 1818 : Wm Goolsby' 108 yrs, .i.1, Al be marle Co. , l ea v ing wife Sept 28 , 1818 : Wm P nucker, funeral to be last Sunday in Oct . Oct 5, 1818 : Miss Ann Christian Oct 9 , 1818 : Gen Jedediah Huntington , 70 y rs , Amer Re volu t ion , a t Ne w Lon don Oct 1J , 1818 : Dr Wm Leftwith at Pi ttsylvan ia Court Ho u s e Sept 28 , 1818: Mr s Anna Person, 68 yrs, Ne ls on Co. Oct 17 , 1818: Moses Echols, in Athens, Ala. Terri t ory Nov 2, 1818 : Mrs Mary Claytor, 20 yrs , wj.fe of Sarnl & dau. of Hen r y Brown of Bedford Co., leaving husband & f~iends. Nov 21, 1818: Miss Betsy Stewart, at home of bro ther, Cap t J a me s S t e wart Nov JO, 1818 : Henry Lewis , 19 yrs, youngest s on o f Will i am of Pit t sylva nia Co . De c 4, 1818 : Bowling Clark, 67 yrs , of Ca mpb ell i:o . Dec 7, 1818: f·iiss Eleanor Roselia Tucker , 15 y rs , e ldes t d a u g ht e r of George of Lynchburg. Dec 18 , 1818: William Andrews, native of I r ela nd , in Va 25 yrs , Vet e ran of Amer Revol ution, first lived in Charlo t t e Co. , the n in Ly n chb urg Jee 28 , 1818: Robert D '.·lilliams, at home of Mrs. Jon es ; f ormerly of Lynchburg , now of S. C. Jan 2 , 1819: Mrs. Lucy :·T Davis, widow of Henry L Dav i s Dec 26, 1818: tv'f.a.tthew McKenny, betwee n 6 0 & 7 0 yrs , i n Oran ge Co. Ja il, where he had served last JO yrs for a s mal l d e bt . Jan 5, 1819: George Baker, 48 yrs, of Li berty, l eavin e; widow & c hildren Jan 19, 1819: f'irs. Jane Echols, wi"!'e of Jac ob Echols of L i berty, l e aving husband & 5 children. J n 2J 1819: James Jor.es, J4 yrs, of Libe rty. J:n 1?: 1819: William B Ea~te~, in Finca~tle, was f o rme rly o f Lynchburg Jan 22 , 1819: Dr Shannon Biv;g1nbotr,arr, 2..J yr;;, at Philadelphi a ; s o n of William Higginbotham, of Amhe:rRt 80. \fit~ Appa.lechian no~es �Dea th!'· ,'.'rorn r yr.e r.bu r:r F':r:e3s ' '/a . I by c T ;;urton reb J , 1 e 19 : l·.ichard H D .'.: teptoe , late of Bedford Co . Feb 5, 18 19: r:r~ Mary ·,.! /cCulloch , 26 yrs , wife of William H of Amherst Co ., l en vin~ husband & infant son . reb 9 , 1 R19 : r;.., pt ~ obert r urton, 67 yrs , of Bedford Co. , Veteran of American !{evolution, was a s tudent at Wm & Mary at start of Revolution ; wa~ cho ~en sec reta ry to Patrick Henry when he became Govenor of Va . ; leavinrr on e dau1<hte r & several grandchildren. ?eb 2:·, , 1 $.J19 : died 26 ult at Henry Co . Mrs . Slizabeth Hairston , 60 yrs, wif e of t;ol r;eor.qe , leaving hus band & 12 children F'e'!:> ;'"l:J , 1R19 : died 12 inst at Henry Co . r·:r . Constantine Hairston, 22 yrs, ~ on o: r.eorge ~ ~lizabeth above. Fc h 1 , 1 "'1 q : died last F'ri 0arah Dandridge Duffell , 19 yrs , 2nd daughter 0 r J.:i.me:;. i:ch 11 , 1 C: l 9 : died last :3a t John Duff ell merchant here i·ich t 0 , 18 19 : died last Ch ri s tmas in Charles Co ., Md ., Old fu.vy an /\frician nec;ro ap.;e about 12 0 yrs . '.<ch 1 8 , 18 19 : died Jar: 2e , 1 8 19 in Patrick Co . Martha Howell , 79 yrs, leavin c a husband - married for 59 yrs - 11 children , 80 grandchildren ~·: ) 5 qcat g randchildren . :·:ch 25 , 1 8 19 : died 18 inst i"iiss i!:l izabeth B Otey , eldest daught of Frazier Ctcy of Bedford Co . Apl 8 , 1 ~ 1 9 : died 2 inst John Clark 3r . 74 yrs this county; funeral on next t"<1y 2 for Dr . James Craham 1-'ay c, 1 8 19 : died J inst Mrs Ann Pleasants wife of John - here June 7 , 13 19 : died last ';Jed Owen Owens , 67 yrs, here July 5 , 1 8 19: died July 2 ~eorge ~ Nitchell , 27 yrs , leaving wife & child Ju) y 27 , 1 3 1 9 : died June 11 i·:rs f'.ary 3a.iley , wife of Parks of Pulaski , ~ilcs Co , Tenn . She a :1ative of Lunenburg Co . July 27 , 1 8 19 : died 16 i nst - executed at Abingdon for murder of Lewis ~orton - Abner Vance. July 27 , 1 8 19: died 31 inst at Norfolk James O' Conner Sr., 60 yrs, native of S li g n, Ireland , landed in Norfolk , 1794. Au~ 20 , 1819 : died 11 inst ?·irs . Jane ~ieredith, 8J yrs , Wife of late Col Samuel of Amh. 'i o!'t ·. 18 19: Died last ~.on at Alexandria Col Charles S i mms S ert 7 , 1 8 19 : died 2 ult Capt James Houston , 72 yrs, native of Ireland ~ o Philadelphia ca 1770 & shortly moved to NC - Amer. Rev . , wounded at '{amours Battle , leaving aged widow & children. ~; ept 10 , 1 3 19 : funeral Oct 1 0 , 1819 Mrs 8lizabeth Coleman , Amherst Co. Sept 10 , 1£319 : died 17 inst in t-!aryville , Barkley I•icGree S ept 1 4 , 1 8 19 : died 7 i nst Robt Brent of Hashington Co. Dec J , 1 9 19 : died ;,J'ov 24 , Mrs Judith Smith , 25 , wife of Ralph Jr . o: Pittsylvania Co . & youngest daughter of Naj or Benj 'm Cook of Franklin Co. Dec 2 1 , 1 8 1 9: died 14 inst John Bybald =here Dec 2 1, 1 3 19 : died 17 inst t•:rs t'.ary Clark , widow of Christopher of near New London . Dec 21 , 1 8 19 : died 18 inst , J\\rs . _ _ Thompson, widow of Iavid, here. Jan1li·, 1 8 20 : died 27 u l t at Leaskville Mrs Jennet Campbell, wife of James Jan 28 , 1820 : died 6 i nst near Hebron, Conn, Peggy Dow, wife of G Loven Jan 28 , 1820 : died Dec 31, 1 8 19 John i\icholas 56 yrs, who went to 1'l-Y from Va ?eb 29, 1 820 : died last Sat. Mrs Isabella Bullock, wife of Ja mes -- here ~eb 29 , 1820: died 21 inst Robert Hawkins, 57 yrs, of Bedford Co. r~ch 28 , 1 820: died 3 inst at Vincent 'I'lmsp, Chester Co., Pa, James !!:vans American !~e volution, 95 yrs. t·:ch 28 , 1820: died F'eb 23, Dr Joshua W Ribgely at Havana from Little Ri vcr, ~;c 1 , �bB Deaths fromthe Lynchburg ?ress (Va . ) copies by Charles T Burton 1.i. 1820 : died 25 ult Mrs Martha Taliaferro, wife of James of h e re at Ao1 . , her mothers in Henrico Co. 1 820 : died 2 inst Mrs*Elizabeth, 56 yrs, widow of Wm of Amherst Ap1 7(*Mrs ' . ) Elizabeth Davies A 1 7 1820 : died 28 ult Mrs Elizabeth P Johnston , wife of Charles of p l3~tetourt Co & daughter of James Steptoe of Near Hew London . Apl 18 , 1820: died 26 ult in Willistown John '.'1isner , 25 years Apl 18 , 1820: died 29 ult at Charlestown, Va, lt John Packett , 29 y rs of US Navy. May JO, 1ti20: died May _ in Norfolk , John Nivison , -father : ..n law of Littleton Waller Tazewell June 9, 1820 : died 21 ult at Danshell, Pittsylvania Co. , Col John ':/ilson , 72 yrs , leaving a widow & 6 children = served Amer. Re volution, June 9, 1820 : died Nay 31 in Bedford Co, , Col ~·Im Leftwi th, 8J yrs , leavin g numerous descendants . July 7 1 1840: died June 5 in Hilkerson Co ., J.ii ss , John 'ti ..::od.frey of Philadelphia , leaving widow & several children . Lynchburg Press & Public Advertiser July 18, 1820 : died July 14 Mi ss Caroline Louisa Godf rey July 21, 1820: funeral July )Oat !"rederick ~bells in tlelson Co July 28, 1820: died Col George Hancock, 66 yrs, at :Tothorin gay , American Revolution, member of Congress . Aug 15, 1820: died Aug 7, at Fancy Farm , Bedford Co , Thos Dillard , ca 45 yrs, leaving widow & 4 children. Aug 25, 1820 : died Aug 12 in Bedford Co. , Capt John Claytor , Arner . Rev. Aug 28, 1820: died June 23 , Robert Pollard , 2nd son o f 1'.aj. Richard of this place . Sept 1, 1820 : died Aug JO at Bufords Tavern, Mrs Martha Godfrey, widow of late John W. Sept 12, 1820: died Sept 8 in Lynchburg Cyrus B Clay , eldest son of Hev - Charles , late of Bedford Co, Sept - 19, 1820: died Sept 14, Mrs 11.arriett Davies , wife of Dr Howell of here Sept 19, 1820: died Aug _ Hon John Graham in Washington City Sept 22, 1820: Died Aug 19, 1820 in Campbell Co, Conrad Speece Sr , 69 yrs Sept 24, 1820: died Sept 15 in Amherst Co. , Edmund Goodrich Sr , 68 yrs . Apl 20, 1821: died Apr 10 at Mr Sterling Claibornes, Nelson Co. , Virs Lucy Wright , 39 yrs. Aol 27, 1821: died July 3, 1820, ~ev Wm Spencer of Franklin Co , writer - of article became acquainted with him ca 1707; he was already a travelling preacher of Methodist Church; soon he married & settled himself; his mind failed about 18 months before death & then committed suicide. Apl 27 , 1821: died Apl 24, Mrs Elizabeth Cardoza, wife of Jacob N of Lynchburg, leaving 6 infants. May 11, 1821: died Apl JO in Nelson Co. , Virs Mary Shel ton , wife of Wm H & daughter of James Stevens, leaving 4 children. June 1, 1821: died May 9, Ers Jane Christian, 44 yrs , wife of Charles H of Amherst Co. June 1, 1821: died rriay 29 Mrs Dolly Perrow , wife of Stephen of Campbell Co., leaving husband & 10 children. June 8, 1821: died May 5 at house of Col 3 Staples of Patrick Co. , Miss Sally Penn, 15 yrs, daughter of late Gabriel. VirSUU& Appa.le.chia.n n ot-::n �~Je:i~h: : ~'rom the L:,:r. ch'.;urr- i 1r e si:; (Va) ,1uhc ci , 1 ~~ 1 : ;.:.:i.:. o ni c :'uneml June 17 on body of Hugh Norvell in Amherst Co • J 1.:1.y .. ")C • .. ~ 1 as ~ow , Drury Ch ris . t ian 19 , only son J ur. e 1 ~r: , 1 l~ - -"'> 1 : ct ic ~ .... in : .ew G of la tc ;-,_ J t J ohn or Amhcr.-;t Go . June 22 , 1 ~· 2 1 : :u:i ~ ra l Ju:ic .: 1.~ in ,\;nl; e~t Co , i·'. rs Polly Norvell , wife of '.:;a;il . t;C~: C!." , ..lune :'2 , 1 ° 2 1: died .rune 1£ ::rs : usan '..5ettle , wife of John~·! of Lynchburg h~rtvinf" 7 ir.~ ..u1t!'". , ,1 u-:~ . • . , 1 °'.: 1: dir.l .Jul.Y 2~ David ngl esby , 77 yrs , of Campbell Co, leav in~ wi do w ..children /l.L!f:" J , 1 .?21 : died Ju ly JO John Ba:;by , 25 yrs, of Amherst Co . Aur: 10 , 1 ··.'2 1 : dierl Aue: : , Petter Detto .:..u,- 1 0 , 1 ::>: 1 : d icci AU-7, J , l·:rs Ha ry ifur;hes l:. infant baby , wife of 1;e1son !.: :!u ;-hes of Lync hburr,\uc; 10 , 1 ~ 2 1: dierl Aur !J , '.liChard Chilton Sr . ,\u,u 1 0 , 1 '-i2 1 : d Led July 27 t·:rs Jane Lewis , 65 yrs , wife of Hm 3r of Pitt;.y Lvania So , lcttvi:ip- hu sband t:. 10 of her 12 children . Aut' 1 0 , 1 ::2 1 : dleJ Aur: 6 in Bedford Co ., Capt Henry Jeter , 77 yrs . Au e:; 2~ , 1 e21 : died July 24 in Tazew ell Co , James Thompson Au g 31 , 1 :?21: d l ed .A.ug 26 1 Dr Augustus D \../ Hedgwich J\u [' 31 , 1 S.2 1 : dl ed Auf!. JO , Parham Adams . ;ent 7 , 1 °2 1 : di cd ..:ept 6 , ~:rs Sara h Richard s on of Lyr..chburg . :ept 1L• , 1 ~~2 1 : d icd Sept 7 , Col :Jamuel Veneble of Prir:ce iliward Co in i·:on roe ~o . .Jeoi.. 1 Li , 1 32 1 : died Aug 26 John Taylor; died Aug 6 i':a than I·~ Durkee; died Au(r 12 Geore-e ~·! Taylor ; all at Eedford Court House . :foIJt 1'~ . 1 S21 : died Auf' 1 1 in Lynchbur0 r:r~ i·:ar.r 3adler , wife of :·Jm . ~ep t 2 1 , 1 8 2 1: di ed :~ ept 1 0 in Eedford Co , Najor Thos Logwood , 8 0 yrs, pat r .:..ot ir. Ane .r, !<ev . ~ ept. 2 1 , 1821: died Sept 13 , Samuel A Davis , 2 1, oldes t son of Henry of Lynch':)urr- . ,~ eot 2~ . 1 32 1 : died S ept 17 at New Loudon , Robert Hook , 24 yrs . ::::e.pt ,.~e , 1 92 1: died S ept 17 at White 3ulphur ~·;rs ':Tilhelmina 1 '; fells , wife of T!-ios of Lynchburg Cct 5, 1 82 1: died Oct 1 Charles Winston only son of Edmund of Amherst Co in ~ampbell Co . Cct 5 , 1 <:'21 : died S ept 22 , Col ':Im Callaway , 73 yrs , leaving an a g ed widow & one child . (;ct 5 , 1 921 : died .Sep t 27 in Bedford Co . Mrs Sallie Wri g ht, 25yrs , wife of '...:eo :q:::e & dau g hter of Capt James ~.fatt5, Cct 19 , 1 8 2 1: f'~a:son ic funeral , Liberty Lodge$ 95, on Jrd Sabboth in Oct. for .'1obe.::·t l-:ook . Cct 19 , 1 P2 1 : dled at his fathers in 3uckingham Co . Nicholas C. Cabell , 26 yrs , s on of Judg e ~Im A. :.:ov 9, 18 2 1: died Oc t 22 at 3ig Lick, i:sotetourt Co, Arthur Robertson, 70 yrs , ca , native of 3cotland , a fe w days after the death of his ::;on Dr !1obert l~obertson . The elder emigrated to Va in early youth. ;:ov 1c , 1 92 1 : died Oct 25 , l'in:> Zliza Viason !Jixon, 66 yrs, at ~;ew Glasc;ow widow of Dr Thos of Dover, Del . Dec 7 , 1q21 : died ~ :ov 22 in Amherst Georce McDaniel , 100 yrs, b lli.chmond Co , came to Amherst 70 yrs ago & lived to see the 5th generation of hi s dc s cend,"lnt.::; , Dec 14 , 1 :-:: 21: dled. 1 9 u l t in ;~ elson Co Poorhouse, Mrs Mary Forbes , 10( yrn , nati v e of Ireland. Dec 2 1 , 1 ~2 1: died last !"ri Bartholomew Custis, 70-8 0 yrs, American Revolution , born deaf ~ dumb , barned when house burned, Pittsylvania CO . 1 : Vif~El. Appalachian lJot?.n �Deaths from the Lynchbur g Press (Va ) copied by Charles T Thomas Dec 21, 1821 : d ied 11 inst Hrs Mary Callaway , 76 yrs , widow of Col James Jan 4 , 1822 : died 21 ult Hrs Ma~J Humphreys , 6J yrs , wife of Dr Thoz . ===================================================================================== PATRICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 Mortality Schedule The following is a few of the deaths (married and old) from the 1850 Census Mortality J._;hedule. The origi nal is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia , and on microfilm . page 115 . Line 7 , Rebecca Combs = 24 yrs = fe male = married = d Mch . 9 , Elijah Harrald = 70 years = male = married = b NC = d Jan page 116 1. Elizabeth Bennett = 21 yrs = female = married = d May fun i el Ross = 78 yrs = male = married = d Aug . 7, Esther Harbour = 89 yrs = female = widowed = b NC = d Apr 9 , Mary McGhee = 70 yrs = female = widowed = d Jany 10. Mary Cockram = 62 yrs = female = married = d May 1J. Lucy (?Susy ?) Connor = 73 yrs = female = married = d Feby 6. page 117 2. 10. 24. 31. William Spencer = 63 yrs = male = married = d March John Simmons = 80 yrs = male = married = d May James Penn = ?64 yrs = male = married = d Sept . Nancy Griff i n = 85 yrs = female = widowed = d Feby ================= ======================================================~===========~ ~ 1850 MORTALITY sc1w:nu1:..: FOR CARROLL co . ' v A. (selec ted entri es from schedule) The pGrio d cov e red is from June 1 , 1 8L~9 to June 1 , 1350, (Copied from microfilm at the Virg inia State Archive s ) 1. Peter Stephens = 60 = sick 8 days . y - m = d Hay = far = cd conje stion o f the lungs 71 y = m = md = d Jan . = far = cd effection o f the kidney = sick 120 days 4, Rebecca Sti llwell = J4 y = f = md = d Nov . = consumption = sick 2 y ~ · Zachariah .fright = 32 m = d Nay = cd tetter? = sick 5 days J . tiartha Ann Ri gney = 40 Y = f = md = d Har = cd ?child bed? = sick J days 10 . William Myers = 26 Y = m = d Sept = far = cd ?desfecptio? = sick 1 y 11. William Johnson = 90 .Y == m = d Aug , = b NC = millwright = cd old age sick JO days . 16. io!argaret 2aster = 26 y = f == md = b i~C = d Aug . = cd child birth = sick J days 17 . hary Spencer = 90 .Y = f = w = d Viar = cd old age = sick 5 days 18. Catharine Bryant = 60 y = f = w = d Hay = cd consumption = sick 3 days 26. Robert Nuckolas = 68 y = m = d Apr = far = cd dropsy = s i ck 1 yr 2~J . John Dal ton = 80 Y = m = md = d Mar = far = cd c;rav el "'~- = sick 35 days 29. Precilla Newman = 35 :r = f = md = d July = cd not known - sick 6 days J2. _;liza Newman = 24 .Y = f md == b NC = d May = cd child birth = sick 1 day JJ, Margaret Highley = 27 Y = f = md = d Oct = cd consumption = sick 90 days J . Thomas Jening s = * gravel is probably kidney stones. Virginie. Appalachian N otea �71 1 \.l/\LNLIT GROVE CHURCH CEMETERY Bedford County, Virginia c'oJ' i •"'cl \11v 11 I lJHf, h\' Ru th G Il a le o ~Io n t v a l e , l3 e d ford Co , Va , pa s s s c ho o 1 , tu r n l e f t 1111 1 11J1dl•1-p .Jss, turn right , about 6 miles to Rt 694 , turn left . .1 t i 11 l 1' r s 1' c t i on 6 9 11 / 6 9 3 . F 1 o 111 I\ n .i r11 du ' cll 1 It 1 Ht t hllr; , C,, me L c 1 \' 116 0 t srrt ion 1, ~ tarLing right sid e + J o Ii n ' I :-, n t.' 1 1 2 unm ,ll lu·d gr.1v'-" -"' I- o t g i L' , Hob c r l ~ Arr i n g t on , 1,1 i l 1 i c /\ Father ~lot h e r , '.'la r v C' Cray , (' o t«l \' BL 11 ce 1-: Gray , '.'In 1· vi n L. Fr a n I~ l i n , My r t 1 e S Charles D Franklin, Patricia S I Charles Lam , llowa rd T " , Marsare t l.J she p hard , :-1al co l rn , Sr Dooley, Joyce F Joseph R Alphin, William Lewis Foq~ i e , Ila ze l l.J Raymond D " Lam, Ii , Died Nov 3, 1921, Aged 71 yrs Jan 14, 1848 - Oct 7 , 1923 June 18, 1853 - Feb 23, 1928 1880 - 1969 1885 - 1950 Oct 23 , 1914 - May 9 , 1978 1923 1922 - 1984 1951 - 1978 1951 July 28, 1908 June 2 , 1915 - Jan 6, 1981 (C arder-Tha rp Fu Home Marker) 1906-1985 1943 1940 Oct 10 , 1899 - Aug 9, 1976 Feb 8, 1883 - Dec 1, 1971 Ju ne 1, 1884 - Jan 24, 1970 Ju l y 21, 1939 - Dec 23, 1979 1896 - 1973 1905 - 1962 Sept 6 , 1900 Nov 11, 1903 - Eveline C Ira G Chapman, Janet Marie Forgie, Robert L Ruby H For gie , William R Bon ni e C Sect ion r I Ferrell , Laura F Ferrell, Char lton C Moseley , Daniel N " Kathri n e Gree nwood marked by fieldstones , about 9 graves Crouch, Booker Ferrell, Wi lli e B John M Ferrell, Earnest Price s/o J M & N B Arrington, Wm 3 graves marked by f ieldstones Ferrell, Lavinia Norma i Co G 34 Va Inf CSA June 14, 1853 - Feb 19, 1903 Feb 6 , 1863 - Jan 20, 1955 Nov 13 , 1811 - June 14, 1885 1828 - Dec 27, 1898 Sept 11, 1850 - Dec 18 , 1921 Jan 28 , 1877 - Sept 28, 1920 June 6 , 1847 - June 30, 1925 ~-q_':.._ ____L_l853 - .:!_~~ 18, 1932 Jan 29, 1879 - Apr 26, 1904 Co H 34 Va Inf CSA Feb 28, 1887 - Jan 6, 1908 Vifglnla Appalachian Notee 0 n �Walnut Grove Church Cemetery Ferrell , Julius R , Estelle B Fizer, Sim 0 " , Velma 0 Dooley, James Walter Fizer, Julian C Fitzer, P~u~i ne E Obenchain, Alice Hanley Obenchain, Edw . Malcolm 2 graves marked by rocks Obenchain, Edward H Fizer, Charles H, Sr " , Sally Garrett Motley, Otis Anderson Carter , Melvin H .. Elsie Pierce, Wi 11 ie R .. Cecil E Ferrell , Charles P .. Sallie E Ferrell, Wilmer D ·Ferrell, Mattie H Tate, Mabel, w/o S P Foster, Roy J Arrington, Virgie Craft " , David W Craft, Lawrence T Husband Craft , Walter M " Susan M Arring ton, G Marshall " , Cora Noell Arrington, Neal W Arrington, Thomas Owen, s/o Wm & Bettie , Mar 2ti, 1860 July 21, 1883 Dec 12, 1902 Mar 13, 1923 May 28, 1910 Oct 25, 1893 Nov 27, 1899 Oct 6 , 1885 - Oct 5, 187 6 - No v 26 , 1946 Oct 29 , 1954 i\uG 6 , 1978 Ma y 20 , 1973 - July 22 , 1952 - Dec 1, 1 96 1 /\u g 30, 1969 Dec 7, 1950 Aug 8 , 1917 - Nov 16, 1921 Mar 3, 1852 - Feb 18, JQ31 Aug 22, 1857 - June 6 , 194 3 Jan lii , 19 20 - Apr 1 5 , 197.:'.1 Nov 1899 - June 1~, 1979 Dec 25 , 1899 Dec 27, 188 5 - Feb 20 , 19 7 5 May 27 , 1895 - Dec 13 , 1983 May 2, 185 3 - May 22, 1942 June 11 , 1868 - Mar 10, 1913 Dec 31, 1889 - Oct 11 , 1913 Mar 12, 1902 - Apr 20, 1927 Apr 11 , 1891 - Jan 17 , 1918 Apr 24 , 1903 - A ~r 11 . 1979 Feb 6 , 1906 Feb 2 , 1903 - Apr 2, 1977 Nov 17, 1911 - Mar 3, 1963 1871 - 1940 1880 - 1956 1863 - 1947 1867 - 1952 May 7 , 1899 - Sept 4, 1966 June 22, 1858 - Jan 20 , 1899 Aged 40 y 6m 23d 1945 - l9l15 Aug 18, 1889 - Dec 29 , 1897 1928 - 1934 Feb 22, 1895 - Dec 10 , 1985 Jan 15, 1 896 Ferrell , inf s/o of J R & Bettie Arrington, Marvin P, s/o G M & c B Luck , "Bobby:, s/o J W & Gladys A Luck, Gladys Arrington " , J Wellington + Noell, Cornelius Noell, Sarah Anne Ferrell Co A, 2 Va Cav CSA Johnson, Elizabeth K 1848 - 1917 Johnson, J M Apr 25, 1868 - June 9 , 1959 1871 - 1956 Garrett, Maude E Johnson, w/o John B Garrett , James B May 12 , 1879 - Feb 28, 1963 Aug 15, 1911 - July 11 , 1962 Williamson, Infant May 30, 1974 Williamson, Thelma J May 12, 1908 - Sept 12 , 1957 Hartberger, Jeffrey Ray Sept 12, 1959 - Se pt 24, 19 83 Leftwich, Junius H 1908 1983 " Geraldine Luck 1924 + Fizer, Alfred Cook Tee 5 US Army WWII Jan 17, 1923 - Nov 15, 1984 " Annie Mae C Sept 22, 1930 - VJrSlnla Appa.la.chia.n Notea �Walnu t Grove Cemetery 19 3'1 1929 - 1985 Feb 17 , 1916 - Dec 5, 1977 July 28 , 1913 - June 7 , 1983 r ir- i-· h' 1 n rr<'d I. am . \11<lto1 Bt• ll'!wr II c1 r r v cl u 1111111• r flut1 · l1 ~ n s , ' Sect i O il H1• 1 (' I I I Feb 21, 1872 - June 26, 1918 Co C 42 Va Inf CSA -i ; Th o mp c;o n, Gcorr,c i\ Major 28 , NC Inf CSA Thomp so n , f s .'.lbe l l a M, h'/O GS Thompson SJ A Dewitt Ma y 5 , 1841 - Mar l , 1923 Thompso n , Flva fc> nn e tte , w/o James Thomas li~:i.J~~E. Nov 18, 1 869-Sept 30,19 48 l~ a lk er • . J.1 111 cs Tl1 o rna s " A Teacher of Men" Dec 23 , 1875 - May 29, 1953 Capt Co A 1 3 Tenn Inf CSA i Ar n o l d , Th o mas II May 7, 1808 - Nov 9, 187 4 Arnold, Rl'V ll ac twe 11 Major ADJT 14, Va Inf CSA + Arno l d , Br n j am in I~ Fe b 22, 1837 - June 14, 19 20 18 12 - 1875 Arno l cJ , i'l a i: y i'l a 1 one I larper, w/o Re v Hartw el l Arnold M & 0 E, 2y 2m 22d , Apr 5 , 1892 -June 27 , 1894 Lu ck , Bess i e , Tnf d / o Re v J J an 6 , 1877 - Aug 30 , 1877 Lu ck , MaryBell , d/o Rev JM & 0 E Oc t 24, 1860 - Oc t 30 , 1948 Luck, Nannie Cofer Aug 1 3 , 1845 - Feb 13, 1921 Luck, Edward William Jan 17 , 1847 - June 12, 1901 Luck , Sallie Roya ll Nannie (nothing additional) Ca rri e Dec 6, 1872 - Mar 28, 1950 Buf o rcJ, Mary Royall Feb 28 , 1878 - Aug 24, 1959 Luck , Lotti e Le wis 1916 Lu c k, Dorothy Fisher 1912 - 1984 " , Wi 11 iam Edwa rd, Jr Jan 16, 1844 - Dec 24, 1924 + Sc h en k, Hobert B Co 1-l 34 Va Inf CSA Apr 24 , 1849 - July 27, 19 27 Schenk , Ma ry Luc k, w/o R B 1842 - 1909 Hatch er , Laura F , w / o James W July 4 , 1873 - Nov 24, 1960 Bowyer, Emm a Jane 1893 - 19 61 Garrett , Robert Guy 1897 Margaret R " Pribble, Ella Fitzhugh, w/o William N, d/o J C & S B Cofer , (stone broken) Se Pt 2 9 , 18 61 - Jan 7 , 18 ( 8 '? ) 7 . Feb 16 , 1818 - Mar 13 , 1897 Cofer , John C Har 26 , 1824 - Dec 27, 1899 Cofer, Sarah B, w/o J C Sept 20, 1866 - June 30, 1923 Co f er , J Gordon Cofer , El eano r Wheat June 25, 1876 - Mar 18, 1925 Obenchain, A A Jan 4 , 1852 - Dec 18 , 1927 Obenchain , Lucy Cofer May 10, 1852 - Feb 8, 1937 Nov 8, 1879 - Oct 8, 1918 Rus sell , John llerdon, Walt e r Aug 30 , 1889 - Sept 2 1 , 1889 Cofer , He nry Crens haw, s/o R H & M L Mar 10, 1896 - May 25, 1897 Cofer , Anni e B, d/o R H & M L May 10, 1879 - July 20, 1900 Cofer, R H June 5, 1846 - June 15, 1901 Cofer , Mary Lu c y Mar 31 , 1854 - Feb 9, 1931 Cofer, El i zabe th Ferrell, w/o R A Au g 28 , 1884 - June 24, 1939 Robert Albert May 24, 1881 Sept 24, 1966 i Thtimp•-><111 , Tl10mas o0 \·d t l , J o I 1n i\ Arnold Vil',sin1a .Appa.la.chian NotflA �Wal nut Grove Church Cemetery Echols , Betty Dearborn ~ohnso n, Shie l ds Johnson , Anne Cabell Higginbotham Hutchens , Edna C " J Sherman Mar 24, 1932 - OcL 17 , 1983 Aug 6 , 191 l - ~1a y 8 , 19 7 6 - Devoted TPncher - wife & mother June 28 , 1887 - July 12, 19 63 Feb 3 , 1910 Feb 4, 1906 - July 17, 1972 Sect i on IV Wood, Charlie Thomas Thoma s , Mamie Nance Thomas, Oscar Lemon , Jr Preas, Ann - Our Aunt + Preas , WW Co H 34 Va Inf CSA Preas , Robert Lee 3 graves ? Arrington , S Kenneth 11 , Margaret C McDan iel, Thomas W McDaniel , Mary Pribble 1 grave mar ked by stone slab Arrington , Wiley H " , Mary E McDanie l , Pearl Cofer McDaniel, J Edward 1 grave marked by stone slab Crouch, Lillie A Meadors " , John W Schenk , Virginia Crou c h Apr 14 , 1882 - June 11 , 19 L17 Mar 17 , 1902 - Apr 22 , 1983 Dec 1 , 19 32 - Oct 26, l9 l16 Apr 4 , l 8 l 1t:1 - June 2 8 , 1 9 3 l Sept 1836 - June 190 2 Mar 10, 1870 - July 6 , 1890 July 27 , 19011 - May 25 , 1978 Apr 4 , 1915 Jan 4, 1850 - Nov 15, 191 5 Feb 3 , 1839 - Apr 17 , 1931 18 74 - 1956 1878 - 1963 Apr 27, 1887 Feb 26 , 18 7 6 1889 _ 1 9 6 4 1878 - 1973 Nov 26, 1910 - Au g 1 7 , Apr 12 , 1961 1 9 41 Schenk, Harvey, Harvey, Forgie, Wil 1 iam Eldridge Dec 21 , 1 9 1 0 - Apr 1 4 , 1983 Nannie L, w/o Robert Chapman Harvey , June S, 1851 - Au g 20 , 1 9 12 R C ( bro ken stone) Died Nov 20 , 1898 , aged 52 years James Bunch Died Feb 4 , 1913 (b June 6 , 1845 - add . info Dea th Records ) Fcrgie, Nary Alyce Feb 5 , 1904 - Apr 21, 19 2 7 Forgie, Mary Malinda Apr 2 7, 1861 - Apr 24, 194 7 Forgie, Nancy F 1889 - 1985 Forgie, Iva F 189.:'.1 -1982 + Forgie, Jar.ies Daniel Died May L1, 1919 , US Ar my Atkins, John H Apr 6 , 1895 - Oc t 2, 1 922 Craig, Vir ginia T F eb 2 8, 1 8 70 - Mar 10, 19 3 2 " , James A Nov 5 , 1869 - Aug 13 , 1947 Craig, James Addiso n , Jr (John M Oakey Fu H Marker ) 1942 - 195 1 Grave marked by funeral home marker , n a me & date go n e Firestone, Mary G (Updike Fu Home Marker ) 1906 - 1980 Craig, K Randolph Aug 9 , 1918 - Nov 18 , 1928 Craig, Alvin J July 10, 1892 - Feb l , 19 32 " , Martha P Mar 20 , 1889 - July 24 , 1962 Dawson, Howard D Dec 29 , 1925 " Virginia C (the above 2 md Nov 18, 1943) June 11 , 1923 - July 13 , 1970 �n -- .7 h'a l nut Grove Church Cemetery Section \' /\rnol d , Bc u1.1h R CrniB - w/o Joseph D June 18, 1908 - Apr 16, 1930 Jan 18, 1907 - June 5, 1930 Roop , Be> ul ,111 I' (Carder/Tharp Bedford ) D Aug 25 , 1945 - 70 yrs Roop, Roop Roop, Ila 11 i c 'I (-'· d ahou t 1984,inf neighbor) July 16 , 1911 i Kennedy , Charl es Le e, Sg t 11$ ~larine Corps , Jan 16 , 1936 - Aug 23 , 1977 Jan 28 , 1861 - Sep t 21, 1927 -"ly e r s , Georg ' D Sept 23 , 1867 - Dec 13 , 1 937 , Gr:> r.::ildinC" I. May 20 , 1902 - Mar 1, 1983 Viar , Jmot;r>n P ~I 1882 - Dec 9 , 1928 fl o ld rc n, Ho sn C ro1..r ford April 5, 1845 - June 19, 1941 F ::i l l s , 11 c s t c r I·: Jan 28 , 1875 - Aug 31, 1931 Broughman, G William Jan 17 , 1877 - Jan 1, 1926 Broughman , G F June 16, 1904 - June 20, 1926 Broughman , t\ubr c y May 5 , 1871 - Dec 24 , 1938 Broughman , Os car n Jan 6, 1874 - Jan 22, 1960 Blanche N 1855 - 1929 Bilbro , Jam es T 1859 - 1945 " , Sall i e T unmarked gra vc t.Jright , Mrs J.:ick (Updike Fu llom e Marlter) 1896 - 19 65 1865 - 1957 Pierce, Florence New man 188 2 - 1958 '' , Trvin Co H, 34 Va Inf + P i er c e , -"Io s e s Oct 15 , 1854 - Apr 4 , 1941 Pi e rce , _John J Sept 17, 1845 - Apr 27, 1931 , Nancy F 1875 - 1876 4 mos Murrell , Lelia Jane 1869 -1877 th 11 iam H 1898 " inf s / o Marshal l 1898 - 1902 Tas1..,re 11 Cundiff (oth er side oftombstone) 1830 - 1893 Murrell, Edw in Tazwe ll 1871 - 1894 " , John 1864 - 1898 , Martha M Kent David , Andrew L Apr 28 , 1869 - June 14, 1949 1884 - 1930 llolland, M Lindsey 1892 - 1974 Ottie Cro u ch 1916 - 1936 Holl and, Viola F !fol l a nd, Oscar Lee June 16, 19 22 - June 10, 1944 Lost at Sea , Boatswain Mate 2nd Class; US Navy Reserve, USS LST-376 Holland , Roy Preston June 22, 1911 - Feb 9, 1982 Noell , Iris Aug 5 , 1915 - Feb 7, 1937 1 grave unmark ed Apr 23 , 1874 - Dec 31, 1933 Noell , Richard C Apr 13 , 1881 - Oct 24, 1974 , Bettie A 1ar 14, 1868 - Apr 23, 194 8 Witt, Lawrence Nov 4, 1878 - Dec 27, 1958 I.Ji t t , Florence F 187 2 - 1932 Noe ll, Alonza P , Sa 11 v 1-.r 1878 - 1948 Virginia Appalachln.:i :rrote:i �QUERIES 65-91 Wish to correspond with anyone who has info on J es si e HAMMOND, my Grandmother (Bl866?)~D . ~894?) Mari o n, VA S he had 2 children, my father , W1ll1am C. HAMMOND (B71889 & D.1959) and a dau . Georgia Bell HAMMOND BRADLEY (B.1-1886 & D . 1959) . William lived with an uncl e after h is mother's death, James HAMMOND, coal miner in th e area . Believe his wi fe 's name was Elizabeth HAMMOND and children wen•: Lol a, Charlie , Melvina, Abby and James . William C . HA1.MMOND moved to Okla around 1905 and then to Co 1 o, 191 7. Ray Hammond , 11535 H . 76th Dr, Arvada , CO 8000 5 . 66 -9 1 Need info on Georgia HAMMOND b . 1886 worked for HE STER family and roomed with CARRIER family o f Raonoke, VA after her mother 1s death . (1894?) Relieve one of Geoq~ia' s uncles was James HAMMOND, and another uncle or g r e at 11n c le was Charlie HAMMOND whose wife's narre~:was Elizabet h . Georgia ' s gra ndfathe r or great grandfather on her mo t her's s ide was an early settler in the Salt La ke Area n ear Marion, VA. Ray Hammond 11535 W. 76th Dr. Arvada, CO 80005 . 67-91 Need information on parents of John LIGHTFOOT b. VA 30 Mar . 1797, d. Allen Co. KY, 24 Apr. 1860. M. 16 July 1823, in Allen Co . KY to Sarah SHERRY, b . NC 17 Feb 1802, d . Alle n Co . KY 2 Feb 1880. CDR William B . Bagbey, 28 Cardinal Rd. SW Roanoke , VA 24014 . 68-91 Need info on STEELE & STONE families of SW VA and NC. Thomas STEELE md. MARY STONE 1806 Surry Co . NC. John S TEELE md . Nanc STONE 1840 Grayson Co., VA. Will excha n ge info . S helia Steely Hunt, 321 Bell St., Blountville, TN 37616. ~ 69-91 Need info on BEARD & CALDWELL . Emm a Jane BEARD b. 1852 Pul C Co.VA m. Alexa nd er CALDWELL , 1877 Pui . co : v~: Had dghtrs . Rhoda, Mable and Lillian . Parents Clara ? & W BEARD. Alexander Templet on CALDWELL b . 18 5 7 , Giles Co VA d . 1894 . Emma and Alexander are buried Central Cem . E . · Radford, VA His parents John A. CALDWELL and Ann ? L ind a J . Mo 1 n a r 1 2 4 0 Tr e a s c h D r . , C u y a 12_ <2_ g_ ~ _!:_a 1 !_~~_OH __ 4 4 2 2 1 . VA d . 1916, Montg. 7 0- 91 Wish to co r re s P · wi th d e s c end an t s o f S a mu e 1 LES L I E b . c a . 1 7 9 3 and Betsy WI~EGAR b. CA 1798 m. 28 Jul. 1814, in Rockbridge Co. VA .. Known children , William, James Dl, Nathan McClure, David A. E11 z ab e th A. , Pansy , Nancy Egg 1 e t i n e , Ma r th a. E 1 i z a be t h A m . Josiah CALVERT, Nancy E . m. Robert GUINN . Both buri e d in Roan ok .' VA. Jane Leslie Newberry, 6045 Fox Chase Tr. S h_ r evepo rt, LA 71129-.- - --- �71 QllE Rl ES 7 1-91 Henrv ll OKE cn mo to Moncoe Co . VA from York County, PA in J 7~q w i L h n wif r;- , mnvbe _ _ _ FOX a nd two small children . A 3 r d c h i I d , 11 e n r y w a s b o r n e n r o u t e . \~ a s He n r y a R e v . S o 1 . ? Compnn Y? Rep, t . ? l ln(ler wh o m did h e se rv e? Have info for HOKE a n cl a l ·1 i ~ cl F a in i l i s : DAU G H ER 1' Y , Mc MANN , H0 L SA PPL E & WIN EB R EN NE R . \~ i l 1 e x c h ;:i n r. e . Lo i s L . H o e r n e r , 4 1 6 Ha d 1 e y Av e . _ , Day ___ t o n , 0 H 4'141 9 . 0 72 - 9 1 b . 1798 Greenbriar Co. VA M. Rachel LAKE 1818/lHlY . Liv e d o n DAUG HERTY' S Mt . , Monroe Co. VA . Philip d . I 8 7 J , I<a c h e 1 l H 9 U . A re a be c a me WV in C i vi 1 War . Wa s Phil i J1 ' s fat h e r, .John o r George? We r e the y Revolutionary so ldi e rs ? Wh e n ? Wh e re? Will share info on Philip a nd Rach e l's d esce nd a nt s a nd a ll ied fa mili e s : HO KE, McMANN , WINEBRENNER, SO FFER, HOL SA PPL E El n d o thers . Lois L . Hoerner , 41 6 Hadley Ave., 0 a l t o n , 0 H _ L_: 5 4 l 2_ • ---- 73-91 See k i ng par e nts, birthplace of Sebas ti a n ARNEY CERNI) . He & wife Macia PHILLIPPI ERNI baptized sonn Hinerich, Kimber li ng Luth era n Church, Wy the Co ., VA 1797 . Sebast ian d . ca 18 1 0; Mary 18 5 4. Children: Henry, David , Salome, John, Christine, Jacob, P eter , Ma ria a nd Christina . Jacob(my 3 4d Great Grand£ a t h e r m . s a r ah wh 0 ? wi 11 e x ch an g e d a t a f 0 r th is f am i 1 y a n d BRO \.JN-,- WI N N . Lo i s L . Ho er n e r , 416 Had 1 e y Ave . , Da yton, Ot!__L_: ~A.l2. . - ----- 74 - 9 l Wis h to correspond with a nyone havin g info on Jordan SMITH who was in War o f 1812; given la nd i n Kanawha Co.VA in 1816 by J o h n AUS T I N f o r t h e ma r r i a g e o f S MI TH and Ma r y AU ST IN • S MITH m 2nd Mi l lie MCCORMICK who lived i n Boone Co . area (then Kanawha C o ) a n d d . J u 1 y , 1 8 4 0 . l~ h o we r e the pare n t s o £ Mi 11 i e Mc C 0 RM IC K SMITH? All corresp. wil be answered . Bil li e Lewis, 1104 Voncile St ., L a k e Wales, FL 33853 . - 75-91 Who wer e parents of Ellen (Eleanor) WILSON b . in Botetourt Co . VA S he liv ed with and thou g ht to hav e been the mother o f Will iam HOLSTINE who was b. in Botetourt CO in 1815; moved to Kanawha Co . (now Boone) and m . Nancy BASHAM. Was Wm. hOL STINE the illeg. son of Henry HOLSTIN E & Ellen WILSON? Was E ll en dau. of one of the WILSONS of Crai g ' s Creek in Bot. Co.? Billie Lewis, 110~ Voncile ~!.:....L~~~~_Wal~s,FL 33853. 76-91 Need parents of Millie-Mollie STAN(D)LEY whose marria g e bond to Ph i lip 0. HARL ESS was dated 28 June , 1790 , and m. 18 June 1791 in Mon t go mer y Co . V A . , by A 1 ex and er Ross ; Martin HARL E SS ( father) was a witness . Billie Lewis, l l 04 Voncile St., Lake Wal es ,FL 33853. - - - -- - - - -- -- - P h i J ip OAI JGl ! EnTY �--QUERIES 77 - 91 Need info on John Jacob KING, Sr , family . He died June 1880 Wythe Co., VA W i~e,p ?ssi?ly, Elizabeth predeceased him . Child r en listed in his wi ll proved June 1860 , Mary (KING) HANSHE W liv in g in IL (wife of John HANSHEW), Jo hn Jacob KING J r., George KING, H. W. KING , dau - in - law Sarah KING a nd son-i n-law William J . WAMPLER living i n Polk(?) Co . MO . Gra nda aug hter Sarah Elizabeth HAN SHEW mentioned . S h e later marr ie d Ephraim ETTER . Margaret Fra n <!~en, ~~!. ~_Bru ~b_~d La, La s Vegas , NV ~~!07 78-91 Need i n fo on William B. WILLIAMS b . 4 Au g 1818 d . 27 Aug 1863 , md. Christina HANSHEW, 1844 . Chri sti na b . 1826 beli e ved to b e the dau . of Samuel HANSHEW . Children : James Frankli n, b 1 8 4 9 , N0 ah Ba 1 d win , b . 18 5 1 , Samu e 1 Ro be r t h . 1 8 5 3 , Ma r g a r e t Lu de ma , b 1856 Matilda Adeline b . 1858 , Eliza Angeli n e b 1860 , Sara h Elizab~th b 1862 . Both Eliz . and Sara h married KI TTS. C hr is t i n a m . John TI BBS 18 7 0 . Chi 1 d r en o f T I B BS : Mi z a P Pa C o o 1 e y , b . 18 7 1 William Everett b . 1873 . Need c? n fir mati.on of Christ in a 1 s par . : place born , siblings, where married, etc . Mar g_are!:__Fra ndsen, 6417 Brushwood La . Las Vegas , NV 89107 . - ------------- ---- 78-91 Need info on following: HUBBL E , McCLELLAND, PAXTON, HANSHEW, WILSON . Justus HUBBLE , s/o William HUBBLE and wife Elizabeth , m. Rachel Mcclelland , d/o William .Mc CLELLAND , 20 Dec . 1838 . Chldr . Couisa G. b . 1839 m. Wm Winton HANSHEW , s/o John and Mary KING HANSHEW, Olymp ia, Smyth Co.,VA 1860; Mary H. b . 1842, William J . b. 1845; Sarah Eliz . b . 1847 md Franklin C . PAXTON, d . 1874 , Rachel B. bur . Mt . Zion Cemet e ry, Nebo, S my t h Co . , VA Sarah Eliz HUBBLE PAXTON lef t a son Willi a m J . PAXTON and dau . Rachel J. PAXTON who were reared by Justus a nd Rachel Mc CLELLAND HUBBL E . Where was Franklin C . PAXTON? Margaret Frandsen , 6417 Brushwoo d ~ Las Veg a ~ L_NV 8~107 . ---- - - 7 9 -9 1 Carter and Hann ah DI LL ON 1 i v e d i n He n r y C o . VA pr i o t o Re v . wa r . Who were their parents? What was Hannah 1 s maiden name? Verna &:__f!sh!.~Yi.-1f2.Q. _~~u t~_~rank !_~~~:.. ' Eng 1 ~woo<! L_~Q_~O 1 ~Q.. - - - - 80-91 Martha CALDWELL m. .John HOLDER CA 1789 in Pittsylvania Co . VA . Who were thei r pa rents? Any HOLDER info would be appreciated . Ve£_~~-fl1 .:. . _~s hley_L_l_~~O South Fran k li n Stree t, Englewood , CO 80110. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - 81-91 Benjamin FRNCISCO m. Mary CASSEL b ef ore 1823 perhaps in Hawkin s Co.TN She was b. 1803 in TN. Who were her parents? They d . in Cass Co., Missouri. He was the g randso of Michael FRANCISCO of Botetourt Co. ,VA. Verna M. Ashley, 3250 Sou th Franklin St . , Eri glewoo d, CO 80110 . - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- -- 't �QU ERI ES 82-91 Wisl1 to co rrc ~ pond with a nyone h aving i n fo on James HAMMOND . H i s w i 1· c m n ,. h n v e h e e n F l i z a be t h a n ct c h i l d r e n : Lo 1 a , Ch a r 1 e s , M e l v i n n , :\ h h v a n d ...r A me s . H e wa s a c o a l mi n e r a n d s u p t . 0 f Cl min e in L l1 e Ma ri o n a r ea in 1920's . His brother or uncle was Charl i c Il l\ l~I ON D ;:i n d \\ as 111ar ried to Elizabeth . F.:ither his fath e r- o r g r n nd f ~th e r wa s a n ear-l y settler in the Marion VA a r e n ; 1 11 cl '"CJ s r e p o r t e cl a s fa t h e r o f 2 8 c h i 1 d r en . Hav -1.!.E_ m ~~ ncl _, _ l ~ ?_~2__ \i-=--~~t_ '2 _ Q£:... _ ~~~'1.§.t._~Q.-~0005:... 8 2 - 91 i. s a c o r t- e c t i o n o f a q u e r y i n t h e p r e v i o u s VAN . My Gr-andfather Wm Winton HANSHEW, b. 3 Jul 1838, Wyth e Co . VA s / o J o h n c:1 n d Ma r v ( K I ;·JG ? ) II ANS HE W ( No t HAN SH AW ) m . Lou i sa G . ( GR U E R ? ) 11 LJ B B L E , . d I o u f J u s t u s an d Ra c he 1 Ne CLE LL~ ND HUBBLE , 1 0 Ma y J 8 6 0 , 0 l y m p i a , ~ "I y t h CO • , VA . Si D 1 i n gs o f Wm \Vin t On 11 A NS I I E l·J wc r e . t ! 1 ·~ : ~:. s t o f t h e i n q u i r y i s c or re c t . Que i- y nu m h e r in r r«'' v 1 ,., u ;-; VAN was 4 6 - 91 . Thi s G~ 83- 9 1 David Tll OM!\ S b. CA 17 uiJ rl . JC\113 - 20 i n Albermar le Co.VA m. Ann ? This coupJ e lived i n Albermarle Co.VA while - --- - raising th e following c h ildren: Rhodes, William , Eliza, John, A r c h i la u s , S am u e l , Kemp , J a me s , r.i n d Ge or g e . Who were the parents o f David and Ann . Kemp T HOMAS was my ancestor. Would lik e to correspond with anyone researching this line . Judith G . Bl a ckwell, 224 Christ ian Avenue NE , Roanoke, VA ITOfz -: - - - -- - - -- -- -- --84-91 85-91 - - - - - ------------- ·-- --- - John BABER/BEVER (in early days) married Mary ? l 7 7 9 i n A 1 be rm a r 1 e c 0 . v A wh 0 were Ma r y s pa ren ts?--J 0 h n ' s fat h er was Ed ward BABER, mother was Ann ? John & Mary moved to Wyt h e Co, CA 1812-14 . Daughter- Nancy BABER m. Kemp THOMAS J 4 Dec 1805 in Al berm9.rle Co. VA . Wish to correspond with anyon e researchinR BABER line . Judith G. Blackwell, 224 C~£.~~~i a~ - ~ ~~~~~L -~E, Roa12~k- ~L-~~-~4<Tf~. - - - - - - - -- - -- - - cA I Mackerness HAMBLIN and Peter Hamblin are on Charlotte Co .VA 1787 Pers. Pr-op . Ta) list "B" . Were they brothers? Mackern ess is my ances tor and was married to Mary _ _ ? Was her maide n name CO LEMAN . What is the relationship between Mackerness HAMBLIN and MACKERNESS GOODE? McNess GOODE pa id Pe r s o n a 1 Prop e r y t a x f o r Thom a s HAN b L1 N in Lu n en bur g Co . , in 17 50. Thomas HAMBLIN had 5 tithes at this time. Was Th omas married to a GOODE or a MACKERNESS? Help! Judi th G . Blackwe l l , 224 Christian Avenue, NE Roanoke, VA 240TZ. - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ - - - - - - - - - �80 Queries 86-91 : Seek info ca Susan Hambrick, age 84 , white, on 1870 census Roanoke Co, Catawba twp in household of Charles & Caro line Smi th ( Illack) . Is Susan the widow of Joseph Bambrick Jr? When did she die & where is she buried'? \.Ji 11 exc h. Patricia W Surface, 401 Surface Drive, Tazewell, Va 24 ----------,-~------------------------ ~------------------ 87-91: Need to contact the daus or their descendants , of Dr Thomas Edwar d Peery & Mildred Fulcher Peery of Tazewel 1 Co, Va & Mercer co , \.JV . Daus were Mildred, Elizabeth & Virginia. R_~J~e;_-~~3:._e:.._112_~--~~&..l:..~--~~:i_z_ ~l_i_~!'i-._~1:_,_ .f_~l_a_s_!~i_,­ Va 24301 . 88 - 91: Need to contact descendants of John D Dail ey whose wife ' s name J He died ca 1920, in Tazewell Co , Va . Had a son name Ben Tom Dailey. Parke Coleman Bogle, see above. was Ella --------------------------·----- 89-91: Who was the f / o Timothy E Hamil ton, who md Margaret Moore in G i 1 es Co, Va in 1839 . In later years his home was in Bland Co , bet Meehan icsburg and White Gate. R_a_r_k_e;__~0_e;_m_a_n_}~-~~3:._~1__s_e;_e;_ _________ Who were the parents and their ancstors of Ma('y DALTON who married Henry DUNCAN, son of John DUNCAN, Jr. & Rhoda _ _ _ _ on 3 Nov 1835 in Carroll or Grayson Co. , VA . Who are the ancestors and children of William DALTON and Fran ces STURM AN? Who are t he an c e s t o r s a n d c h i 1 d r e n o f Isaac DUNCAN and Rebecca DALTON? Were the parents of John DUNCAN, husband of Elizabeth HOLTZCLAW , William DUNCAN and Ruth BROWNING and/or Ruth RAWLEY? Who are their ancestors. Mrs. Mary Frances Duncan Bridges, 529 Oriole LA, Shreveport LA, 1rros------- - - - -- - -- -- --- - - - - - BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts 1890 CENSUS - FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA, by Jimmie Martin Steele. The 1890 census of Floyd Co, Va , is very valuable. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 1991 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv15n2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4940/VANv15n1.pdf ea47fd26b73e3780b29293d0a29468ed PDF Text Text I SSN 0739- .3482 Virginia Appa/(Jc/Jian Notes L Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �.. . t;t. , •• p - )• SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINI A GENEALOG ICAL SOCIETY, INC . OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOAR D Patsy Wingfield Connie Ston e Eloise Crosswhit e Ora Belle McColman Judy Blackwell Ed Graham Gene Swartzell Bab e Fowler Hazel Harvey Mildred Campbell Deedie Ka gey President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasure,r Ass ' t Treasurer /Membership VAN Editor VAN Ass ' t Editor ~~r His tori.an Immediate Past Fres ident 3Lil1- 1019 389-1923 389 - 11926 366 - 9142 366 - 9 482 774 - 5168 8 90- 3 991 345-8709 3 6 2 - 407 3 774-3011 977-3316 COMMITTEES Program Publicity Support Book Review Hospitality Pedigree Charts Exchange Quarterlies Parliamentarian I. 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Box 13772 - Roanoke, Virginia 24037 �- V I RG T N I A A P P AL ACRI AN N 0 T E S Publish e d Quarterly by S ou t hwest e rn Vir g inia Genealogical Society , Inc. == == == :.: :: :: :: =:::: :: ::: :.: .: ::::: :. : :.: :.: :: :: :.: :: :.: :: :.: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :: :.: :: :: :: :::::: :: := :..::::: :: :::: :: :: :=:: :: :: :::::.::= ==:; :: :=:: :: :: :: :: .:.=:.:::::: Vol. XV - No . 1 - February 1991 CONTENTS Presid e nt ' s Message lA Johann Heinrich Gottried Pabst, 1809-1895 1 It ' s the Law - Virginia Statutes Pertaining to Cemeteries 7 9 Midkiff Family McKali s ter Ce metery, Botetourt Co, Va 10 '' Mt Pleasa n t " or " White Chur ch " Cemetery, Botetourt Co, Va 11 Cecil Cemet e ry , Pulaski Co , Va 17 Botetourt Co , Va, Death Register 18 Cunningham Family 20 Court Order Book - Wise County , Va 23 Wythe Co , Va , Legislative Petition 25 Abstracts - Court of Appeals of Virginia 26 Montgomery Co, Va - partial ' W' Granter Index 28 Benjamin Waddle 31 Book Reviews 32, 33 Floyd Co Leg islative Petition 33 Non-Ex c hange Quart e rlies & Family Publi c ation 34 What Can You Find At an Est at e Sa le? 34 Queries 35 Newspaper Items 16, 32 Genea lo gical Questions 19 :: ::::::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :::.: :: :: :: :: :: ~= :: :::: :: :: :: :: :: :: :::::: :: :::::::: :::: :: :::::: :: :::: :::::::::::::::::: :::::.::::::: :: :: :: :: :::::..:: ~ :: :: �IA January, 1991 Dear Fellow Members: It is, indeed, an honor and an experience to serve as your president this year. I would like to ask several things of you, the members, of this organization. Any organization is only as strong as its membership and the participation of that membership. When someone from this group calls and asks you to do something, please say, " I ' l l be glad to." I have never met many of you, and I don't know where your interests and skills lie. Please let us know if you have an idea, a suggestion for a program or project, or a comment about something. We wi 11 try to pl an programs to meet your needs. If you know of persons who would make good speakers, 1 et us know . If you have suggestions for trips which would interest our group, 1 et us know. If you have suggestions for projects our group could undertake, let us know. I have repeated, "Let us know" several times. Only through communticaions from you wil 1 we be able to meet your needs and interests and provide quality programs and services . In the following months, we hope to have programs on local families, wills in doing your research, and, possibly, whet your interest in some local projects which might benefit from your knowledge. My name and telephone number wi 11 be in each issue of the VAN, and I would 1 ove to hear from each one of you during the year. I• 11 be glad to provide any information or take any comments you have. Sincerely, ~~;21-~/~~ Patsy P. Wingfield �I ,- : r...A~I~\ H:C. I~IRlCH GGTTFRIED PABST :809------- -- - 1895 by Lucille R . Mc Millan ~ y great - grandfa t her , Johann Heinrich Gottfried PABST , was b r r~ i~ 3aden - 3aden , Ge rmany the 11 June 1809 . All inforrnatiun .:. :l8Ve comes from family records . I have no record of his narents , but he was one of eighteen (18) sons, and we know there ~as 0ne sister , Rowenia, who came to America with her husband , George ·:·i i:.l·:T L; C::J, . A rr.an born in Germany gave this information . "The PABST family we re highly skilled reonle ; some were locksmiths ; some were go ld and silver smiths; some were jewelers; some were brewers and some were ~eavers of fine cloth . They were hearty, healthy , hard working people ; domestic , full of good nature and 11 music ally inclined . ~y ancest ors were .weavers of cloth for many generations , but my great - grandfathe r didn ' t like weaving at all . In fact he disliked it s o much that h~ took a sharp knife and cut all the webbing out of the lo?m · His father, who did not believe in whipping children , . to punish the ?oy for his rebellion , said , 11 In this family children obe~ their parents , but because you have rebelled aganist the_family_tradition , I will apprentice you out to a. lor.ksmi th . " . Thi s h~ did . Johann 11ked_th1s work and became very proficient , and having a n inventive mi~d he began.working on a combination lock. ·!hen he had perfected it he gave it to the Emperor. It was so '-ntri cate that he had to show the Emperor how it worked . The tmperor was s? pleased with the_lock and wanted to reward Johann. He as ~ed him if there w~s anyth ing he could do for him . Johann had been dreaming of going to Am~rica , so he asked for and received permission ~nd passage for himself and his brother Frederick to come to America . () ne of hi s daughters said that he came ove r here when he was 2 1 years old . If so , they came in 1830 . They landed in nort of Baltimor~ and g~eat - grandfather worked on the Baltimore aail r oad f t)r a while. ~his same daughter said that he boarded with a family in Balt imore and that the man 's wife fell in love with Joha nn , so he left to keep from getting into trouble. He then came to Gainsborough Va . which was a small settl ement in the center of what is now Roa n oke . Joh ann did not like the way people pronounced his name so to make it so it would be pronounced the way it was in Germany , he changed the spelling and he became John Henry Godfrey prB8~ . He later dropped the John, and was known as Hen· ry G. POBST . Pabst is German for Pope a nd came from the so-called " Viystery pl ays" which were nopular throughout all Europe in the middle ages . They were nearly always Biblical and ecclesiastical in form and motif. _Often those who took part were surnamed, by their nei g hbors , with the name of the part they played, therefore, a person playing the part ?f a pope in the ~lay became known as PCP1•; in English , or PABS'r in German . 'VfRGfNIA-,-APPAlACHIAN MJTES �Henry ' s brother Fre derick , wh c cc.me wit.:·. brother Christian who came later also chRn3ed the their name . ·1 i rr: , ~no srellin~ n is o Frederick and his wife , 1-.li7aheth ::r f-:G/,;I se t t led i n Warren County , uhio . They had nine children . 1 . ~ rederick ; 2 . Susan ; 3 . Esther ; 4 . Jacob ; 5 . Mary ; 6 . David ; 7 . ~at~ias ; 8 . Felix ; 9 . J,ydia . Christ ian PCBST came t o !me ric a in 1R5? , ~is wif e had died in Germany . He had one son , ··'illiam /~ngustus 11.dolnhus , a n d they settled in B i~ I1ick . ·v·i il 1.i ?.rr. Ae;ustus Act ol ph us married Frederica Ch ristina ISCHCRN . They came from Germany on the same ship . Her pRrents died in Germany and she lived with a German Doct or in Roanoke until her marriage . Adolphus Mnd F rederica had seven children . 1 . ~ewis , a jeweler , we nt t o BigStone Gap ; va . 2 . He nry William , settled in Tazewell , Va . 3 . Sallie CAtharine , married 3am HOCV~R ; 4 . Charlie Adolphus , was a jeweler in Pulaski , Va . 5 . Al ice married Alexander Marrs and /!?. L ester ~·ii n go 6 . Joseph D. went to Wytheville , Va . ; 7 . Virginia Marie . (Information on Ch ristian FOBST f r om Memoirs of H . Claude PCBST ) Henry G . POBST married Sarah Betts STOVER - 15 Sept 183 9 . She was daughter of Michael STCVER and Elizabeth SOLONBARGER or (SOJ..LENBARGER SULLENBARGER) Michael was son of Rev . ~.' illiam STOVER and Chri stina Miller , and Hev . William ~1as son of Bishop William STCVSR and Judith S!IAEFF.1:.'R , both born in Switz e rl a nd . He nry G. ?OBST died 4 August 1895 a nd Sarah Betts died 19 fviay 1901 and both are buried in The Bruba ker Cemetery in N. W. Roanoke . They h ad the fol l owing children , all born in Big ~ick . 1. William Noffsinger b. 20 Oct . 1840 d . 12 June 1913 m. 15 Dec .1875 -- S u san J . SANGER - b . 30 Apr . 1846 - d .1 8 Aug . 1891 d/o .Joseph and Betty SANGER died Children bo r n 1. Sarah Elizabeth 22 Cct.1876 (disappea red age 25) 2 . Mary Althe r 11 Nov . 1877 1 956 Id . VA . 28 Mar . 1 954 3 . John Pres ton 4 Apr . 1879 ? 4 . Joseph Henry 23 Oct . 1880 21 Oct . 1973 5 . Lucy Geals 16 May 1882 26 Aug . 1941 6 . Wilmer Plain 14 May 188 4 4. Oc t . 1892 7. Minnie Kate 26 June1886 3 Oct . 1864 8 . hmma Jane 5 Jan . 1888 1 5 July 1'943 9 . Dora Ellis 8 Aug . 1889 10 . Bertha hlice 2 Mar . 1891 22 Dec . 1914 2 . Charles El isha PCBST b . 21 nov . 1842 d . 29 Aug . 1929 Huntingt on , .v • '(A • m• 2 1·.~ay 1 86 7 ( 1/- 1 ) Iv.aria l:~lizabeth FOUMAi1if b. 1 Sept . 1848- d. 1 J une1904 Cloverdale , Va· d o Joseph and Mary ( '.'3TCVER) MCJCMA \'; Children born died 1. Mary .Altha 29 Feb. 1868 11 Jan. 1871 Roanoke , va 2 • t-T oseph He nry 11 Sep. 186 9 14_ Nov . 18 7 0 Roanoke , v a. 3. Adra 1-i llie 12 fl':ar .1871 2 Dec .1959 Bedford va . m. James Colon RICHAHLSC N b .1 5 July 18 73 d.30 Nov. 1 947 i.:.i Bedford , Va. - - s/o Ta.rquin S . RICHARD0C ·iJ an d Ad elia Honeywood RCJCT . 1 1 ' ..... • \ I 1! .~1,.;, t I. ' A , /I -.c ~· M, 1 4 I ' : . . ... .. - - .-,.. L , -•-· .' , • I · - ~ �3 ~ . . u~y :·. . ~ r 7. :.m::ia b . 23 ~:ov.1572 d . 17 July 1946 Houston , Tx. 1r:,.r;:i.r. . 1 900 J.. ndre\·1 Alexander HALI.II:AY in Bowden , H .r . :-~;-:cs :,iJliam b . 23 Feb . 1874 - d . 23 fv:ay 1944 Fairfax,Va . " . ,....P :., r . 1 90 1 r{ ebecca bl izabeth MODr,!k.i' b. 3 Nov . 1873 i r, '.'t::rs;:; il le s, r:orga n Co . fvio . d. 8 Apr . 1955 .Arlington , Va . ·verett b . S 3 ept.1 8 75 ~.. ,.,.~nk d J' . d . 4 Jan.1876 Big Lick , Va . :·ci warci b . 1 Nov . 1876 --d "an a da . m. 25 Mar . 1899 r-:a ude r.stelle HARSHBARGER , b . d • 5 . r':ay 1 966 Coq ui tlam , B . C. f<ary Cathe rine ( Molly ) (VIAR) . 30 Apr . 1966 Wells County 12 Sept.1882 Canada . d/ o HARSHBARGER Coquitlam, N . D. Roanoke, Va . \h lliam and O. 3Al lie Ka te 9. b . 15 Aug .1 878 d . 20 Apr .1 9 4 8 Washington , D . C . m. 11 Ma r.1 908 , Charle s Irvin BECKNER b . 22 Oct .1 889 a t .3rughs JV'ill , Va . d . 15 IV'.ay 1976 W . Palm Beach , Fl . s / o ,•/alter G . and f·lary Ann (MOOMA \v') BECKNER . ~ inerva Mate (Twin of Sallie Kate) b . & d. 15 Aug . 1887 10 . Ctho f'.oomaw b . 18 Sept . 1881 , d . 30 Aug . 1966 Sacrement o , ca . m. 17 Aug . 1904 Ada May BECKNER b. 23 IV:ay 1881 at i..1ru g hs ;· ill , Va . d . 4 Aug . 1958 , Pobst Canyon , Wenatchee , ·.·/a . d/o 1;/alter 0 . and Mary Ann ( lv:OOMA~v ) BECKNER . 11 . Charles Thomas b. 15 J une 1883 , d . 15 Fe b . 1946 at Jamestown , H .D . Not married . 12 • ~a ry Ann b . 13 Dec . 1884 d . 15 Sept.1917 Troutville , m. 4 June 1905 , Irvin Dennis GRAYBILL b . 9 Feb. 1873 , d . ?.9 April 1957 , s/o George Henry and Eliza A. va . ( ~·'.C'C~·lA I/) GRA YBIJ,l 1 3 . j•:dith Willard , b . 26 Aug .1 886 --d . 28 Oct. 1 962, Chantilly, Va . m. 5 May 1 907 '.vilmer Cleveland BECKNER , b . 5 Feb . 1887 Brughs Mi ll , Va . d . 24 Jan . 1968 s/ o Walter O . a nd Mary Ann ( ~:OOJV"Ji '~/ ) BECKNER Charles r.l isha POBST #2 marriage .2mily Catherine JV:AYO b . 1 2 Get . 1862 , Wayne County W. Va. d . 25 ~iar 1944 JJuntington , W. Va . died Ch ildren bor n 1Ll. Clarence 15 . ~Jable 1887 5 ,June 1889 m. Iiore nzo SEAGER b . d • 2 2 i~ ov • 1 9 3 7 16 . Martha Bel l b. 5 Dec. being burned when her 11 May 1973 Indianapolis, In. d. Milton W. Va . 12 July 1865 Cgdon, Utah 189 1 d. 1894 after clothes caught fire f~om fireplace. 'VlRGINlA APPALACHIAN NJiES �3 . Ro weni a A . PC R::iT b . 1 1 ! : o v . m. 11 t ee . 1866 ~ ll i o tt e Children 1F 11.~ Ir; ::> t -: : · _..,;.; ., • b o rn 1 . Ro be rt it . 1 :;ent . 1 2F7 - ; :. ;" · . ~ ~ 2 . ·:/ i l liam Allen ..: 0n . 1>-:1) - l -, : · ~ · - . · 1 ' • 3. i<ary 1 il i 8 15 J une iP 7C - ';;. 7 . < ·: . r.r' 4 . Ch a r l e s lie n ry 1 7 Lec . H:7 ;:. -- ;--- :..~ . ·< 5 . !~ l mer [{ o 1 1 ins 1 ,fun e 1 8 7 5 - - 1 -~ . i r. ·-: l ·' _, 6 . iV:artin darner 3 A u G . 12 77 -- :'! . s rt. . 1 ·' -:7 . :/al ter E l l iott e13 .J ul y 8. Kat hryn I: mm2 8 Get . 9 . Sarah S he lbo rn ( Sad a ) Sa d a ma rrie d C'.: s h e wa s 99 y ear s o ld . 1 O • l.: e e J 1r e s t o n b • 7 S e nt 4. f\'! Ar y :~ mma PL .!j :::)T b . 20 F eb . 187 9 - c:: :.-eh . 1 '" H . , 1P P l - 11 i'~ur . · r 1 r.1 13 : · irr . 1 , . ~,-.· l·!· , 1: · ....... r= l ·;:-: '. h. . 1 ° '·-,. ~ 184 7 . d . 1P , . :· · .· · .: r . ' · 1' ?7 c; u Ly .r, 1 m. 186 7 --Ananias Boas MAY Chi ldren 1 • Allan 2 . J acob 3. Bettie born ci i e c )1 J uly ma r r i e d f 1\ 'l' R IC K 4. h. be 5. r~dward 6 . :F:Ve r et t e 7 . Pearl 8. Myrtl e 10. Baby girl 5. J a mes 6. H enry f GBST ~ dna ~ lizabeth 1875 s/ o Henry J~dward Ch i l dren 1 • ;;/i l liam .F.lm e r 2 . l;ula Emma 3. Ella Mae 7 Sept . 184 9 - d. 4 3 July 1852 SArJGEH b . - d . 8 S eI't .1 9 39 , r; l'flary Ann 1~ IGL L H Willic:i.m Franklin S HIVl:;T,y FI KE Samuel ARJV: I TAGE F lorence ZIGL ER J oseph BRTJM BC'lf(; P . 12 J une 18 5 5 d . ? b . 6 Dec . 18'55 d . s/ o bor n died rnci rri ed 2 . I i } l .::i 187 7 1879 3• 1 88 1 19 3 0 1905 .r os eT1h 1883 H:8 7 1 9 Fi ~ ~-'. at j ~ r. na ; !y rt l e 5 . ?ran k l 'r est o n 6 Kath r y n 8 . I uc y Ge &l s J'( TJ ~-; ')' 4 . m. 2 1 Dec . married born 4 Nov . 1876 4 Sept 1878 ;·~ a r c. 11 J an e Ce t h eri n e (Katie) .J:·Cs::;T h m ~ 1 J une 1876 ~ artin S a mue l SANGER C'.l i l cren 1 • f"!i n n ie 18 5? d • 4. :Sva Pearl 1881 5 . Otto Arthur 10 July 1883 6. Mattie Myrtle 12 Dec. 1885 7. ~ay 19 4 6 q ( Jacc b (; 1896 1 90?. 28 .Ju n e 1858 d • j l}L,~ n.: ~ I ~ J T. ~ c.:r.f J}, ? l da ? 5 c) en t . 1e Fio ? �5 ? rom Family Records .Le o n a rd 1.ur .I\:t. and wife Juliana came from Rotterdam to America a rrivi n b 16 ~ e p t . 1732 on Johnson Galley 1 ? 1749 -- J oh n Ch ristian b. d. 3 Dec. 1754 m. Lar gar et 1..,JJ·1i'!.SlU·i.AN b . ? d. 195 0 d I o 1.:ich o l a s /.i lf"'i f•iL .RfviAN and ? m. i'/2 2 1 i< ov . 1752 Anna l'-1aria DORR - SCHOROCH, widow of He inrich ~o n SCH ORC 1C.K. S on J ohn t) onra d( MUJYWiA ) MCCIVJA:/ b . 2 Mar. 1750 d. m . J:ia ri a Barba ra RANCK b . 1754 d. 20 June 1842 buried in walled cemetery o n F irestone Place , Amsterdam, Botetourt Co. Va. d/ o John Phili p RANK J r . wife Mary Their son Ch r istian 1V:COI'-1A:,.; b. 16 Dec . 1774 in France d. 8 Oct. 1847 Va . m. 25 Jan . 1800 Catherine SNIDER b. 4 Mar 1775 d . 5 May 1864 d/ o Peter SNIDER and S usan Their children born married 1. Sa muel 12 Nov . 1800 Ann GISH 25 Nov .1 830 2 . 0usanna 26 Mar . 1802 John TRUXELL 11 Mar .1 823 3 . Christian Ii . 2 3 Dec . 1803 Frances NOFFSINGER 2 Sept . 1830 4. Barbara 7 Oct . 1805 Jacob PBTERS 25 Oct . 1832 5 . ~lizabeth 22 June1807 ; illiam KING 6 Nov . 1828 6 . Catherine 3 1 Jan . 1809 Abraham STOVER 28 Oct. 1830 7. John 25 Oct . 1810 Died 1812 8 . .l"t.nna 1 2 Aug. 1812 Ro bert DENTON 25 Oct . 1844 9 . Be nj amin F . 30 Mar. 1814 Mary Ann CROUSE 1 June 1837 10. Joseph 23 May 1816 Mary STOV-ER 26 Nov. 1840 11 . Maria 1 9 Mar. 18 18 Died 14 Dec . 1830 // 1 0 Joseph i\ 00IV'JA :i and Mary STG VER Chi l d r en born .died married 1 . Ca lv in F . 13 Oct . 1841 - 8 Sept . 1894 -27 Feb.1866 Sarah MCUVfA :J 2 . Maria .i.:: . 1. Sept.1843- 1 June 1904 -2 May1867 Charles E. POBST 3 . Lucy A . 9 Sept . 1@45 - 30 Mar . 1913- 12 June1866 Lewis J . HOOKE 4 . ~dward J . 3 Oct . 1847 - 20 June 18595 . Cephas J:3 . 23 Oct . 1849 - 18 Oct . 1915 - 24 Dec. 1873 ~arah E. . r,·iANGUS 6 . Matthew 26 Sept1851 - 14 Oct . 1855 7 . George S . 8 Sept1853 - 10 Oct . c1880-30 Jan 1879 Juli a BUSHHGNG 8 . S imon Joseph 8 Aug . 1855 # 1 Annie L. SLUSSER m. # 2 6 Feb.1889 Sarah M SLUSSER 9 . Sa-::-ah C . 7 May 1857-17 Sept.1885 Benton PAINTER 10 Char le s w. 13 Apr . 1859 4 . June 1859 11 . h inerva 22 Aug . 1860 -30 May 1883 W illiam ~ . A . 1 2. J,illie THOl'fJAS 22 Mar . 1863 ,J ent in by J,ucille R . Jv;c.Mil lan 16 Jan. 1890 George Wm. Layman 45 Hudgins Rd • .Poquoson, Va. 23662 VfRGfNfA-APPALACHlANNOTES �b k I CE/. :tI .") ( i: James Muse HICl·fAHI"S ON-- b . ( ca ) 1oc· in !·~ n s1~ ?:' : ; · married Narci ssa T . :i II , I,~; b . ?.5 Aug . Hn::; ; c: . 2r !·'2r . ·· ··; '"'-~ rjec i n Tombstone Cemetery , !'J. r . • I°"{oan o k e , Va . C. / r . - ;:1 ~ e.s .-::::s ct i:e l s on County , Va. James r1iuse k I CP..AF<LSON became ov e r seer <"' r su;-0r.:!:c:• r:<J : 1 .. • f ~he Henry Langhorne T·;state a t Clov e r d a le , ·:c. . · '1 l •';.r ;-:n r :n -is >:eado·. , View I nn . Children born d i ec ~arr1e~ 1 . J!;lzira. El i:;i;abeth 26 Aug 1837 ; 2 I.ec . 1862 - .Toh !'"! .:.. . ~' : /d1SH A J l 2 . f\. twe 11 Small wood 2 3 :r: e c . 1838 - 2 7 ...- une 1 Pc2 i !: °:"':1 . 1 e 3 . l·'.elissa Susan 13 r·Tiay184 0 ? ,Tames ':,' i i..:..:ar.; 1: .:\:iS::...1:. 4 . ,Tames Delano 4 Nov . 1841 ? .~areh I er.:;r-ri2 !!1\INF.S 5 . Tarauini u s S . 24 Sept . 1843 - 19 £'eh . 1 <JOP. /, d e l i 1 t ~ . S( ( 1' 1.. T~rouin and .. J,illian M . Vara w. Lenora 'l' . James Colon ~dgar Adelia had eleven childre n : b. 18 Jan . 1868- d . 15 :.0v . 1')0f b . 23 ~ a r . 187 0 b . 15 Se pt . 18 71 b . 15 July1873 d . 3 0 ~: cv . 1 9 47 ~ ortime r b . 7 June1876 Tarq uin J·. l bert Llzira l'.del ia \\'1 aude ii, . Tedzo Oleato Altazera Roy iishby m • . · ;-i (' ci h ,1 • ~-; ~~ },f{ HY m . .. i l l i:i;n I1 . !'a ~G EL S m • ./ il lia m F . CLD rr. . /\ dr.3. Li l l i e T'C 3ST r:. . ( 1) -7 Rnn i e C'TJI· ( 2 ) r.:arr. i e .Tc '. TE.0 - ~A ".:.CF~ :r1• Ge ( r P. j a 0 _1 Ci D '} R AS S m • .!-,2.rJ r: iram DR C':/N m . i:enry ] . C <iRUi''J rn . 8ober ta ~ - . CA tlLEY b . 23 f't!ar . 1878 b • 2 7 ~';Cl r . 1 BRO b • 5 f1~ ay 1 882 b . 24 July b. m . Clarence C . CARP~R b . 18 May 1 8 94 d . 1 8 Cct . 1955 m. fv1ary F . AR'11H UR James C . RICHARDS GN and Adra Lillie PORST had t en child ren Clare nce :Cdgar . b . 21 Oct . 1895 d • 27 C1ct . 1895 b . 16 1~ug . 1897 .Jesse Ashby m . l\laggi e '11URN~R b . 18 Get . 1 899 d • 14 J ul y 1 982 m . Ada FARISS Frederick ·.'im. b . 28 Aug . 1901 Lillie f~arie m . Elton P . FARISS b . 28 Peh . 1904 d . 21 Aug . 1 95 0 m . l'i8 ry E . BURKHEISLR Tarquin Simon Jasner Maurice b . 19 Nov . 1905 m . Mc:ibJ e ;iJIJ.. SON b . 15 Sept . 1 907 Le n ora b . 22 May 1910 James Rufus m . ( 1 ) Boen T~IOJ\~PSON (2) ~lea ner W. EVANS Lucille Elizabeth b . 1 . Nov1915 m. Fenl er ~ . McMILLAN Frank Albe rt b . 1 Dec.1917 m. Gladys r•aJRRA Y 3even of the ten children still living . I will be ~lad to share any inf orma tion I have on Rny of th ese fami lies a~d would appreciate hearing from a n d rec eiving infor ma tio n from you . T1ucille ~lizabeth RICHARDSON - Vic fV:I J_J ..AN 45 Hudgins Rd . Poq u os o n , Va . 236 6 2 ·vrRGrNrA-APPALACHIAN NOTES' �Submit tcd by Hut h G. Hale 1990 IT ' S THE LAW Virginia Statutes Pertaining to Cemeteries S 15.1-511. Appropriations f or the upkeep of certain cemeteries. - Any county may ma k e appro priations in such sums and at such times as to the governing body of the co unty may seem proper, for the care and upkeep of any cemetery of cemeter ie s in the c ounty wherein free burial space is provided . (Code 1950, S 15- 17; 19 62 , c . 623 .) S lU . l- 2 305 . Permit required for the archaeological excavation of human remains. A. It slia l 1 be unlawful for any person to conduct any type of archaeological f i e ld investigation involving the removal of human skeletal remains or associated artifa cts from any unmarked human burial regardless of age of an archaeological site and r egardless of ownership without first receiving a permit from t he Director. B. l~here unmarked burials are not part of a legally chartered cemetery, archaeo1 ogica l excavation of such burials pursuant to a permit from the Director shall be exempt f rom the requirements of SS 57- 38 . 1 and 57 - 39 of the Code. However, such exemption shall not apply in the case of human burials within formally chartered cemeteries that have been abandoned. C. The Department shall be considered an interested party in court proceedings considering the abandonment of legally constituted cemeteries or family graveyards with historic significance . A permit from the Director is required if archaeological investigations are undertaken as a part of a court- approved removal of a cemetery . D. The Board shall promulgate regulations implementing this section that provide for appropriate public notice prior to issuance of a permit, provide for appropriate treatment of excavated remains, the scientific quality of the research conducted on the remains , and the appropriate disposition of the remains upon completion of the research . The Department may carry out such excavations and research without a permit, provided that it has complied with the substantive requirements of the regulations promulgated pursuant to this section. E. Any interested party may appeal the Director's decision to issue a permit or to act directly to excavate human remains to the local circuit court. Such appeal must be filed within fourteen days of the Director ' s decision. (1989, c . 656.) § 10 . 1-2211 . Disbursement of funds appropriated for caring for Confederate cemeteries and graves . - A. At the direction of the Director, the Comptroller of the Commonwealth is instructed and empowered to draw annual warrants upon the S tate Treasurer from any sums that may be provided in the general appropriations act, in favor of the treasurers of the Confederate memorial associations and chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy set forth in subsection B. S uch swns shall be expended by the associations and organizations for the routine maintenance of their respective Confederate cemeteries and graves and for the graves of Confederate soldiers and sailors not otherwise cared for in other cemeteries and in erecting and caring for markers, memorials, and monuments to the memory of such soldiers and sailors. All such associations and organiza tions , through their proper officers, are required after July l of each year to submit to the Director a certified statement that the funds appropriated to the association or organization in the preceding fiscal year were or will be expended for the routine maintenance of cemeteries specified in this section and the graves of Confederate soldiers and sailors and in erecting and c aring for markers, memorials and monuments to the memory of such soldiers VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN NOTES. �and sailors . An association or or gani za ti on fGiling to cuiipl" \,it1 .i;1\· nf the requirements of this section shall b e pr ohibited from r<'cci,·ini· : ,n n1 ·v~• ;1llocated under this section for al 1 subsequent f i scal years 1 m l i 1 ti 11 • , 1 , :. "c i ;1 t ion or organization fully complies with the requir ements . B. Allocation of appropriations made pursua nt to tlti s srr ti on s l1.111 b0 based on the number of graves , monuments a nd mark e r s as s 0 t fortli oppositP tl1r' assoc i ation ' s or organization ' s name, or as docume nt ed bv <'ai'li :-i ssor· i,it in11 01· orga ni z ation multiplied by the rate of $ 5 . 00 or the a ver~c 0 : 1 c-t ual r-o~ t of 1 ou t inc main tenance, whichever is grea t er , for each p, r avc , monimt"nt or n;-irl<.c> r in the care of a Confederate memorial association or c ha pte1:- of thr l'nj t0rl D<1ur, l1t<?rs of the Confederacy . For the purposes of th i s section the " ~n·rrar.0 ..-1c-tu<11 cos t: of care" shall be determined by the Department in a bicnni~l s l!l:,·cy of ;it leas t four properly maintained cemeteries, each l ocated in a diffcr 0 nt r,l"'of,rapllical re ge ion of the Conunonwealth. (Not typed : A long list arran ged by coun tie s and c i t ies s l irn·: inr; the na mes of organizations and cemeteri es with the number. o f f$r.:t\· c s , rno nurne n ts a nd markers set forth . ) C. In addition to funds that may be provided pursuant to s ub sec tion ll , a ny of the Confederate memorial associations and chapter s of tl1 c l'n i tcd Da ughters of the Confederacy set for th in subsection B may make app 1 i ca t ion to the Di r ector f or grants to perform extraordinary maintenance , renovation, r e pair or recon struction of any of their respective Confederate cemeteries a n d graves and for the graves of Confederate soldiers and sailors . Th ese g r a n ts sha l l be made f rom any appropriation made available by the General Assembly for s u c h purpose. In making such grants, the Director shall give f ull consideration to the ass i s t a nce available from the United States Department of Vet e ran s ' Affairs , or oth e r age ncies, except in those instances where such assistance is deem e d by th e Di r ector to be detrimental to the historical , artistic or architectura l s i gnifi c a nc e of the site . D. Local matching funds shall not be required for grants made pursuant to this section. (Code 1950 , S 2 . 1 - 206 .l; 1977 , c . 2t•2 ; c. 1978 , c . 726 ; 1979 , cc. 19, 151; 1980, c . 672; 1981, c . 537; s 10.145 . 11; 1984 , cc . 412 , 750; 1985, cc . 263, 267; 1986, cc. 120, 385 ; 1988, cc . 310 , 891 , s 10 . 1 - 812; 1989 , cc. 656 , 711 . ) S 18.2-1 25. Trespass at night upon any cemetery . - If any person, without the consent of the owner, proprietor or custodian, go or enter in the nighttime , upon the premises, property , driveways or walks of any cemetery , either pub l ic or private, for any purpose other than to visit the buria l lot or grave of some member of his family , he shall be guilty of a Class 4 misdemeanor . (Code 1950 , s 18.1-181 ; 1960, c . 358 ; 1975, cc . 14 , 15.) S 18 .2-12 6. Violation of sepulture . - If a person unlawfully disinter or displace a dead human body, or any part of a dead hwnan body , which has been deposited in any vault , grave or other burial place, he shall be guilty of a Class 4 felony. (Code 1950, S 18.1-243 ; 1960 , c. 358 ; 1 975 , cc 14, 15 . ) S 18 . 2-12 7, Injuries to churches, church property , cemeteries , burial grounds , etc . ; penalty. - Any person who willfully or malic i ously commits any of the f ollowing acts is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor : (1) Destroys, mutilates, defaces, injures or removes any object or structure placed wi thin any church or on church property , any tomb , monument, gravestone , or other structure placed within any cemetery, graveyard, or place of burial, or within any lot belonging to any memorial or monumental association , or any fence, rai ling, or other work for the protection or ornament of any tomb, monument, gravestone, or other structure afor e said, or of any cemetery lot within any cemetery; VIRGINIA APPALACHlAN NOTES �(~) IJ 0 s trny s , remo ves, c uts, breaks or injures any tree, shrub, or plant on any cliurcl1 pr ope r t y or Hithin any cemetery or lot of any memorial or monumentlll assoc i ation; ( 3) J)ps tr oys , mu til ates , injures, or removes and carries away any f lowers, wr eaths , vas es , or other ornaments placed within any church or on church property , Graveyard, or other place of burial; or ( 4) Obs tructs proper ingress to and egress from any church or any cemetery or l ot bo lonp,in g to a ny memorial or monumental association. This sec tion shall not apply to any work which is done by the authorities of a c l1urc l1 or congrega tion in the maintenance or improvement of any church prop erty or a ny burial ground or cemetery belonging to it and under its rn«nar, emcnt or cont rol and which does not injure or result in the removal of a tomb , monument, graves tone , grave marker or vault. For purposes of this sect i on , " churc h " shall mean any place of worship, and " church property" shall mean a ny e ducational building or community center owned or rented b y a church . (Code 19 50, § 18.1- 244; 19 60 , c. 358; 1975, cc . 14, 15; 1982, c. 561 ; 1 9~3 , c . 579 .) He can better ap pr e ciate our cemeteries i f we know the laws under which they operate . Expect other statutes to be printed in VAN during this year. You s houl d consult your attorney for interpretation if you need more information . = ============ == === ==================================================================~ MIDJITFF FAMILY contributed by Virginia Midkiff Graham* Abraham Midkiff married Ipha Ialton 16 Dec 1796 in Pittsylvania Co ., Va . Children of Ipha and Abraham were: (1) Phoebe Midkiff married John Childers 1818 in Pittsylvania Co , Va . Their children were: John, Robert, Alexander, Solomon , James, William , Sarah and Serena . ( 2) Sarah Midkiff married Joseph Hill Sr in Boone Co, (W) Va. Their cnildren were Joseph Jr, Spencer , John, Andrew , Julia Ann, Elizabeth, Canterbury and Benjamin Hill. (3) Nancy Midkiff married Royal Braden Childers. Their children were Telitha, Elizabeth, Benjamin , Sarah Ann , Royal B Jr, Green A and Wm Lewis Abraham Milton Childers. (4) Solomon Midkiff married first Cynthia McComas. Their children were Wesley, Willi am Blackbu:rn, Gordon , Ipha Jane, Adaline, Cynthia Ann, Emily Virginia , Edgemon, America (who died at 5 yrs after death of Cynthia). Solomon second married America Bias and they were parents of Henry Clay, Thomas Thornburg, Lewis Elba, Julia and Roland Walter Midkiff. ( 5 ) Lewis Midkiff married Elizabeth Condon . Their children were: Lucy Jane , Abraham H. , John , Spencer, Harriot, Adaline , Sarah Ann, Solomon Redmon, Mary F. and Joseph B Midkiff . (6) Spencer Midkiff married Veturia Mccomas (sister to Solomon ' s first wife). Their children were: Spencer Jr, Sarah , John Alexander , Walden, Emmer, Albert, Ipha, Mary Alice, Julia, infant born and died 1863. Abraham and Ipha lived in Pittsylvania Co, Va, until after the marriage of Phoebe, then they headed toward Kanawha Co. They were there in 182 0 and i n 1830 in Cabell Co, (W) Va . Abraham was witness in a trial in 1831 and Ipha was in the home of Nancy and Royal childers i n McComas district in the 1850 Cabell Co, (W) Va, census. Abstract of the marriage bond in Pittsylvania Co., Va. "( date ) 16 Dec'r 1796 ...... Abraham Midkiff and Eythe Ialdser/ Ialton? ... . ( s i g ) Abrm ~ Medkiff and John ;h. Neale (wit) Jos Akin *4006 Clark Graham Rd . , Hunti ngton, WV 25701 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN-NOTES �/0 McKALI STER CF ~ ETEHV Botet ourt Co , \·a copied 2 7 Jan 1989 by Ruth G Hal e Ce met e r y is in the Oriskany ar e a o n Rt 817 , hehincl tlH' o1d 'l d'.11 is .. r house . From Rt 615 turn at th e " P i cnic Ar ea " sir, n . ~ar 21 , l Rqo - '.'lay 5 , 1 q 1, 9 Reid, Nettie M Aue 17 , 1898 - Feb 27 , 1920 Reid , Glenna C Aug 29 , 1R<J 6 - .lu1:i.· o , 1922 Reid, Paris Burlin , s/o J E & M A Reid, Mary A Mother July 20 , 18'.:>6 - Aug 20 , 1933 Mar 3 0 , l R t1 7 - Jan 2 0 , 1 9 1 7 Reid, John E Reid, Geales Vivian , d/o J E 8 M A July 1 9 , 1888 - Dec l, lq04 Grave marked by fieldstones McKalis ter, John Wesley Fathe r Jan 2 l 1 , 1 8 1 9 - J a n 2 3 . l 8 9 7 Elizabeth Ann Mother Oct l l1, 1838 - May 20 , 1885 June 18 , 187 5 - '.'t ar 2 7 , 1903 McKalist e r, Cecelia L Sep t 7 , 1 901 - Dec 12 , 1915 McKali s t e r, Farris Guy McKal~ster, Lewis Edward Ja n 25 , 18 7 3 - May 11 , 1927 J un e 1 6 , 1866 - Sept 9 , 1936 McKal e ste r, John W McKalist e r, Emmett Hollis Au g 22 , 1 9 1 5 - '.'1ay 3 , 1 986 /\ ug 2 5 , 1 8 7 3 - Ma r 30 , 1 93 7 McKali s ter, Virginia Cora Oc t 30, 18 7 0 - Jun e 7, 1 95 1 McKalister, Felix Garland Mar 1, 18 78 - Apr 8 , 19 52 McKali s ter, Helena O May 11, 1907 - July 1 4 , 1957 McKalist e r, Price Houston 1899 - 1959 Tucker, Emmett G Father 1902 " Nelsie M (Eagle Rock Fu Home marker) 1903 - 1983 Surber, Frank R Oct 4, 1878 - May 19, 1928 Surber, James A " Alice Peter Mar 8, 1883 - Mar 3 , 1946 Feb 6, 1863 - Jan 6 , 1937 Surbe r, Eliza E June 15, 1846 - Sept 17 , 1912 Surber, William A markers 3 graves, fieldstone Mother Oct 6, 1847 - July 8, 1916 Mc Alli s t e r, Elzira Father Oct 21, 1842 - Jan 11 , 1925 '' , Hilery Apr 9, 1924 - Nov 2, 1945 + Roc k, Pfc Clinton H " Who died in the service of his country " Ro c k, Be nt o n Deeds Apr 8 , 1880 - Sept 6 , 1950 + Rock , Mar s hall " Monk" Lee, Pvt US Army WW II , 1908 - Nov 11, 1987 Ro ck , Se lme r Fulton 1919 - Jan 19, 1989 The ceme t e r y is well kept up. Addi t i onal information McKalister Cemetery OB IT: J a mes A Surber of Botetourt Co , di e d in Richmond May 19, 1928 , age 4 9 y r s, surv: widow & 8 children. OBIT: Mr s Felix McKalister died at home in Oriskany Mar 30, 1937 . Surv : husb a nd, 4 s ons Price, Odell, Hollis & Cecil ; 2 daughters Miss Geneva, Ori s k any; Mrs Emmett Tucker , Eagle Rock . OBI T; Mary Anna Reid, wid of John d Aug 20 , 1933 , age 77 y lm in Oriskany Surv : 2 s ons & 3 dau. OBIT : Glenna Re id d/o late John & Mary, died at home in Oriskany, Feb 27 , 1929 of heart tr ouble, age 28yrs. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHfAN NOTES. �II "MT PLEASANT" or ''WHITE CHURCH" CEMETERY Botetourt County, Virginia copied 9 Mar 1989 by Ruth G Hale On Rt 666, 3 miles NW of Fincastl e, Botetourt Co, Va . (Rader Funeral Marker ) 1981 - 1981 Reece , Larry Neil, Jr Teaford, William Ray May 22, 1931 - June 2, 1986 Crowder Ca therine May 29, 1932 (The 2 above were md 23 Dec 1950) Crowder, Warner Calvin Father Mar 17, 1909 - Aug 3 , 1953 Nininger Virg inia Mother Mar 24 , 1912 - May 3, 1979 " Crowder , Inf sons of Mr & Mrs W C Mar 30, 1940 - Mar 30, 1940 May 4, 1944 - May 7 , 1944 Funeral Home Marker , no name or date left Nininger, Marl{ Allen (Eagle Rock Fu Home) age 8 months Harris , Estelle P (Rader Fu Marker) 1902 - 1983 Harris, Elvin Lee " 1902 - 1951 Harris, Lydia A May 2, 1867 - Feb 21, 1934 arris, B N May 19, 1853 - Sept 4, 1931 Grave , mark~d by rock Depression in ground, grave? " " " Caldwell , Chinthia, w/o James Kahle, no dates Inf . d/o Mary Harris no dates Grave marked by rock " broken marker Lantz , Ellinor H (damaged marker) June - Jan 18, 1892 Crow, Home made marker, no other name or date Crow " " " Crowder , W A " , L e Haymaker , Chas W " , Sarah E I nfant son Bess ie Minnie Clare nc e Adam Martha Haymaker, Dora K Haymaker, Clara C Haymaker, Isaac N Foster , Frances E Foster , Helen Mary Foster , Mary C Foster, Jos ep h A Cogb ill, Mrs Ellen E Harris, Mary C Cahoon, El n ora W Cahoon, J B •• " n " " 1867 - 1911 1893 1918 1849 - 1932 1859 - 1939 s mall stone " " " " " " " " 1875 - 1880 1873 - 1880 July 2, 1841 - Apr 2, 1913 1845 - 1913 Sept 17, 1908 - Sept 29, 1908 1813 - 1884 1817 - 1880 b Portsmouth, Va Apr 26, 1804 d Botetourt Co,Va Sept 20, 1869 1849 - 1889 1864 - 19 38 1810 - 188 7 . .. Mother VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �I~ 2 Mt Pleasant Cemetery 1 819 - 187 1 Cahoon, Mary Jane, w/o j B Cahoon, George n o el ates Cahoon, Robert Stevens, s/o J B 8 M J no dat es Simpson, Mary V, d/o John & Martha J u n e 1, , 1 8 'j 3 - Ck 2q Cahoon, Jackie G i'1ay 23 , l<J 3 l - '\ uv .!'1 , Cahoon , Nellie Mae Jan 12 , 18<J6 - l 11lv l h , Cahoon, George Henry 186 7 - 1 911k " Clara Jane 18 7 5 - 1 91 3 Slusser , Hannah Jane No v 5 , 1 822 - Ju l y 11 , 10011 , Henry M Ju 1 y l , 1 8 l ' • - _r u n c 1 0 , 1 8 8 7 Varn , Clara E, d/o L B & C S /\u g 6 , 1 9 0 8 -Jun e 21:J , 1 90() Austin , Inf s/o Mr & Mrs R L Feb 19 0 0 Wilson , Martha E Oc t 3 , 1826 - Dec 23 , 19 03 " William S Dec 10, 1860 - Oc t 3 , urns " John F Mar 1 , 18 12 - D 0r 20 , 1 892 Coldwell, Fleming B Oct 8 , 181 2 - F eb .26 , 1887 " , Nancy Se pt 10 , 1 81 7 - Dec 3 , 1 8 7 9 Caldwell, Granville Nov 30 , 1 8115 - F eb 6 , 19 22 Burger, ch of J R & E L, Helen M May 16, 1 8 98 - No v 28 , 189 9 " Carlisle T Feb 14, 1896 - No v 21 , 1899 Burge r, Mary H May 3 , 18 2 6 - May 17, 1908 Burger , Samuel July 7 , 18 20 - Jun e 2 3 , 1889 4 graves , marked by fieldstones Deisher, Minerva Obenchain, w/o James M Sept 20 , 183L1 - .July 4 , 1890 Burger, Rebecca A 1847 - 1923 Deisher , James M May 22, 1833 - July 4 , 1926 Burger, Evie L 1871 - 1952 " , J Robert 1868 - 1953 Williamson , Marvin H Mar 4, 1884 - June 15 , 1951 " , ~1;_el lie J Burger June 10, 1875 - Oct 18 , 1947 Burger, Charles H 1855 - 1949 " Sarah Price wife 1857 - 1924 Burger , Robert Ray Feb 23 , 1889 -June 20 , 1961 Burger, Alice Lewis Sept 3, 1890 - Sept 25 , 19 63 Nininger, Shem C July 26 , 1885 - July 24 , 1964 " , Mae C May 10, 1889 - Mar 5 , 1952 Gr a ve, mark ed by stone . t Nininger , George W Sept 17 , 1835 - Apr 6 , 1920 ,Co C 2 Regt Va Cav CSA Burger, Mary A Jan 30 , 1834 - Apr 25 , 1909 Burger, Henry R June 10, 1823 - Jan 1 , 1897 Switzer, Mad ison M May 26 , 1810 - Jan 9 , 1887 Sw i tz er, Lucy Ann Jan 31, 1810 - July 30 , 1866 S witzer, Jane H Dec 5 , 1844 - Feb 10 , 1864 Switzer, William B Feb 7 , 1838 - Nov 9, 1862 De isher, Mary Cole 1836 - 1903 " Jo s eph A 1830 - 1876 4 g raves, fieldstone markers Deisher, Samuel Ashby 18 67 - 1893 Gr ay, Mrs Elizabeth A Died Feb 14 , 1887 Bowye r , Eli zabeth Jan 30 , 1837 - Dec 10, 1910 Bowyer , Ma rtha Jane Our Sister Dec 28 , 1827 - Au g 3 , 189 9 Bowyer, William Brown Mar 21 , 1834 - Mar 25 , 1916 " Mary Clapsaddle wife June 11, 1833 - Sept 21 , 1895 VIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES I �13 3 Mt Pleasant Cemetery co 8 '} Hanger, Mrs (broken marker) SH E M N '? died Sept Kyle, Edwin " " '?died'? Feb 2 , 1 911 Kyle, Penelope (Q & D) w/o Edwin 2 fieldstone marker 1878 - 1950 Crowder, Sallie Martin 1853 - 1925 Caldwell, James M Father Feb 16 , 1852 - June 16, 1942 Caldwell, Madara F May 13, 1855 - May 10 , 1934 Caldwell, Alfred M 1886 - 1966 Caldwell, Clarence E 1893 - 1981 Lillie H Mar 6, 1914 - May 5, 1962 Nininger , Roy C Sep t 20, 1885 - Apr 15, 1 980 Clark, Allenia Reed Apr 7 , 1912 Drewry, Raymond R Mar 23, 1916 - Mar 12, 1976 " , Carrie N 1918 -1982 US Army + Bradley, Frank B Bradley, Ruby Nininger (Eagle Rock Fu Home) 1920 - 1988 Wright, William J Sept 1, 1898 - Jan 21, 1977 , Lamie F Apr 1, 19_ 4 (the 2 above md 3 July 1928 ) May 13 , 1946 - Apr 9, 1984 Looney , Leonard A, Jr Dec 11, 1948 - Oct 3, 1982 Looney, Jerry Lee Looney, Nancy Ellen Feb 26 , 1938 - Apr 14, 1981 Looney, Leonard A Oct 24 , 1909 - Oct 6, 1974 Martha D Apr 12, 1915 " Father Dillon, Fonrose P Feb 15 , 1886 - Oct 7, 1960 Mother , Vera C July 8 , 1895 " Etta A Crowder , 1886 - 1949 Crowder, Richard R 1892 - 1978 Crowder , James Father Sept 15, 1861 - Sept 18, 1932 " Martha Mother Feb 12 , 1864 Peck, Arma Christine June 23, 1906 - Aug 2, 1907 Funeral home marker, no name or date left Crowder , Lillie F Dec 30 , 1883 - Jan 7 , 1884 Crowder, James C Apr 5, 1887 - Feb 19 , 1888 Payne, Mattie H June 30, 1898 - Feb 5, 1925 3 graves , fieldstone markers Gray, Katie Belle Feb 14, 1881 - June 11, 1952 Ky l e, Sal l ie Frances Nov 15 , 1862 - Apr 20, 1936 " , Elbert Rufus Jan 26 , 1858 Deisher , Inf of T P Sept 12, 1885 Deisher, J Shelby 1869 - 1951 De i sher, Alice 1874 - 1918 De i sher , Marvin 0 1876 - 1909 Slusser , Robert J 1885 - 1934 Slusser, Bettie A Curd, w/o J M 1856 - 1932 James M Slusser, 1853 - 1920 Slusser, Mary Margaret 1842 - 1918 Slusser , Lil l ie s Bowyer , w/0 J s Nov 6, 1869 - Sept 3, 1945 Slusser , J Smith June 17, 1860 - May 17, 1916 Slusser, Bowyer J age 8 month Slusser, Mary Jane Oct 2 , 1890 - Mar 9 , 194 8 Baker, Allie L Nov 20, 1870 - Apr 1 3, 1948 Baker, Ottawa M July 18, 1869 - Au g 8 , 1 934 'VJRGfNfAAPPALACHlAf J :~8 :-Es �Mt P leasant Cemetery 4 Baker, Oaklie G Apr 11 , 1 892 - F· •~, 1 7 . 1910 Haymaker, Mary C '.'far 1 , 1 8 5 1 - ..\ p I ' (> , 1 C) 2 ! ; Bowyer, Sallie T Clapsaddle, w/o Geo S , My J\ u n t , A pr 3 0 , 1H 3 o - I u l\' 2 3 , 1910 " , George S My Uncle Dec 15 , 1831 - Au1 ; Jl , 1009 Clapsaddle, John H Uncle Jan 9 , 1 838 - r\pr 12 . I 02 11 " , Rebecca Aunt .Mar 2 7 , 18 3 C) - ~ o \' 7 • 1 o 1 8 J A D (home made ma!:ker) Died Jan 16 , 1876 McCormick, Elsie Mae b 8 d ~l a r 2 , 1 n 2 2 Shaver, C W Feb l l.i , 1852 - :\ov 18, 1933 " , Sarah A Aug 31 , 1851 - DPc 25 , 1935 Baker, Dewey M 1899 - 1958 Johnson, Antonia B June 111 , 1 8 9f1 - o c c l l , l 9 6 5 Wilson, Annie B Ju n e 9 , 1858 - F eb 7 , 1932 Wilson, J Henry Mar 9 , 1 856 - Apr 7 , 193 2 Wilson, Ell en Dec 25 , 1851 - Aug 3 , 1919 Johnson, Mattie H Wilson, w/o W T Nov 23 , 1853 - Dec 2 , 1922 Wilson, Mary E July 8 , 1 869 - Jan 8 , 1959 King, Inf s/o Norman & Lenna May 4, 1 946 Austin, Chloe Switzer 1898 -197 i:'.1 Hipes, Robert P De c 16, 1 94 1 - July 2 3, 1 9 47 Hipes, Waldo J 1914 - 198 3 Gladys A " 1921 Hipes, Paul M May 29, 1917 - Oct 3, 1985 Roberta " Mar 19, 1923 (The above 2 md 16 May 1940) Austin, Ralph Preston June 8, 1895 - Oct 5, 1962 " , Dora Herron Feb 10, 1893 June 26, 1968 Clifton, John Paul May 10, 1965 - July 31, 1965 Austin, Robert Lee Mar 29, 1866 - Oct 2, 1948 " , Georgia Anna Sept 21, 1870 - Dec 4, 1950 Johnson, Clarence Lee July 9, 1884 - Oct 30, 1970 Deisher , Mark Edward, Inf s/o Phyllis & John July 4, 1959 Deisher, Emmett E (Rader Fu Home Marker) 1963 - 1963 Deisher, Frances M ( " '' " " ) 1941 - 196 3 Crowder, Berta Norcross Mar 2 2, 18 7 5 - Apr 26, 194 7 Greenway, Willie M (Rader Fu Home) 1902 - 1972 Gillispie, Pauline Helen (Rader Fu Home) 1926 - 1988 + Ayers, Samuel Thomas Pvt US Army WWII 1918 - 1977 Ayers, Clara Ann (Rader Fu Horne) 1890 - 1963 + Haymaker , Benny L Aug 26, 1915 _ Dec 19, 1967 Haymaker, Mary L Caldwell, w/o R H Hartsel, Vera Houston Haymaker, Robert H Haymaker , John G Haymaker, Ellen B (Rader Fu Home) F ink, Herman H Haymaker , Elmer L " , Gladys I Eub a nk, Lester Lee, Sr (Rader Fu Home) + Car y , Jordan L .. Emily S Va S Sgt 10 Air Force WW II May 18, 1884 -Feb 4, 1941 Sept 3, 1929 - Sept 25, 1929 May 26, 1859 - Jan 17, 1944 Nov 23, 1905 - Jan 30, 1960 1913 - 1975 Oct 18, 1902 - Jan 10, 1955 Feb 19, 1898 Feb 12, 1906 1927 - 1988 Mar 8 , 1892 - Apr 17 , 1974 Va Pvt US Army W W I 1905 - 1984 ·yror:·n/\ 1.opjr.._f-\ 1 /\cw.,, f;'-.1 1l ·;l f-\ /-\, 1.11-\i •; ·· ~.~r,... IC..::> l '< v �Mt Pleasant Cemetery 5 Slusser , Hunter G Blanche B Slusser , Oakey S Ethel B (Rader Fu Home) S luss e r, Rosie G t S lusser, John R Slusser, Charles P " , Sarah J Terry, Beatrice D Denny P Davis , Bertie E Davis, Rupert Burton Davis, Mattie M Robert F Crowder, Calvin Crowder , John T " , Mary E Ruff, J H (home made marker) "R" , a 11 that is left 1907 - 1958 1916 1898 - 1957 1914 -Apr 20 , 1986 1907 - 1985 Dec 31 , 1896 - Feb 19, 1948 Va Pvt 155 Depot Brig WW II 1860 - 1942 1867 - 1945 Jan 20, 1921 Jan 1, 1915 - Jan 4, 1982 Apr 29, 1905 Dec 11, 1983 June 2, 1902 - Nov 3, 1953 Mar 23 , 1881 - Nov 18, 1952 Mar 13 , 1875 - Nov 18, 1959 Jan 25, 1926 - Sept 26 , 1 941 1893 - 1978 1891 - 1961 Feb 22, 1929 home made marker Ruff, B C (home made marker) Crowder, C D Father Broughman , Ida Crowder Crowder, Benton L Deisher, Ernest C Father " , Virgie C Mother t Dodd, Charles Otis Born 1931 Died 1939 Oct 1878 - Sept 1945 June 28 , 1884 - May 31, 1966 188 - 1930 May 8, 1890 - Dec 7 , 1956 Mar 30, 1891 - Mar 24, 1972 May 8 , 1923 - May 9, 1968 Va Cpl 741 Tank Bn WW II Myers, Graybill P 1907 - 1975 " , Lula Bel I 1912 Myers, Irene L Born 1880 - Died 19 John Lewis Born 1875 - Died 1937 " Davidson, Claude May 1, 1 919 - Mar 24, 1942 Crowder, Margaret Davidson July 22, 1897 - Sept 27, 1968 Davidson, Albert Apr 10, 1894 - Dec 22, 1944 + Vaden, Lonzo H Feb 28, 1912 - Mar 25, 1948 Va Pfc 1337 AAF Base Unit WW II Huddleston , Joseph L Sept 15, 1873 - June 6, 1968 Grave , marked by funeral home marker, no name nor date left Myers, Buck R, Sr (Lotz Funeral marker) 1915 - 1984 Myers , Louise Deisher (Rader Fu " ) 1924 - 1976 Vass , Robert Edward 1908 - 1979 t Slusser , John Morris Pvt US Army, Korea, Dec 15, 1929 - Dec 18, 1983 Hess, Beatrice Ann (Rader Fu Marker) 1965 - 1981 Williamson , James R B 1911 " , Alice E 1904 - 1978 Williamson, Grace H Feb 28, 1911 " Samue l W Feb 6, 1909 - Oct 29, 1983 Slusser , Donald Ray Beloved Son 1961 - 1979 Wills, Jesse J 1918 - 1983 " , Gainor B 1 915 Wright, Ervin W (Lot z Funeral Marker) 1929 - 1986 Wright, Cleveland J (Rader " " ) 1927 - 1989 ·vrRGJNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �16 Mt Pleasant Cemete r y 6 Greenway, Janet Dodd Sept 9 , 1 9 4 1 - ' Ia r H , l 9 8 11 Crowder, Carl William (Rader Fu Marker) 1987 - 1 987 Dal ton , Linnie Davis ( " 1901 - 19A8 Alls , Gordon C, Sr Nov 8 , 190l1 - Fl"'li l, 1971 Grace C June 23 , 1906 Hall, Jos ep h Clarence (Rader Fu Marker) 1898 - 1972 t St Clair, Frank Earl 18 9 8 - l 9 7 5 , W.I\ G R 11S ,\ r m v l.f\.J I McCormick, Margaret L June 10 , 190t1 - Aur, l , 1971 McCormick, Herman 0 1897 - 1973 Blanche C 1897 - 1973 Crowde r, Roger Leon Nov l 9 , l 9 l 18 - ne c 2 3 , l 9 6 8 Crowder, Johnny L (Rader Fu Marker) 1923 - 197 9 McConnell , Charles S husband 1885 - 197 2 " , Mary Anna wife 1885 - 1965 Crowder, Everett S 1899 - 19 611 " , Mary C 190 5 - 1989 , Feb 8 t Taylor, Herman C Cpl US Army WW II Dec 25, 1923 - Sept 6 , 1987 " Edna D Jan 26 , 1920 Charles W, Sr " Mar 22, 1918 - Au g 16 , 1955 + Florida Pvt Co E 210 Inf TNG Bn WW II Vass, William Bowyer 1881 - 1956 •• , Glenna B (Rosen Fu Home) 1895 1962 Lugar , Cleo Booze 1934 - 1976 Rock, Mary Booze 1926 - 1973 Booze, Roy G 1900 - 1952 Myers , Lula B Mother Aug 24, 1912 - Apr 12 , 1981 Wolfe, Jerry Lee (Rader Fu Marker) b & d 1959 This part is fenced separatel y Swit zer, Edward Payne , s/o Rufus & Bernice June 3 , 1930 Austi n, Bettie L Rineh ard, w/o E L Oct l, 1867 - May 16 , 1947 Austin, Edward L Dec 4 , 1868 - Apr 2 , 1947 Austin , Samuel Carper Father Feb 10 , 187 4 - Apr 24 , 1915 Pe arl Rinehart Mother Mar 12, 1874 Oct 31, 1947 Austin, Earl R, s/o S C & Pearl Feb 21, 1901 - Sept 13 , 1903 Rineheart , Mollie B 1865 - 1879 Deeds , Nell ie K, w/o B D Dec 23 , 1871 - Apr 8 , 1889 Rineheart , Henry L 1837 - 1878 Elizabeth A wife 1837 - 1921 3 graves marked with fieldstones 11 ) 11 , 11 , 11 11 , -------------------------------------------------------- Friday, 27 July 1877 : The Montgomery Messenger , Christiansburg , VA Montgomery Messenger ' s state ticket: for Governor: WM. B. Taliaferro of Tidewater Lt. Gov.: James A. Walker of the Southwest for Senate:A.A. Phleger of Montgomery County for House of Delegates~ Charles A. Ronald of Blacksburg contributed by J Tait 'VfRGfNfAAPPALACH:,\r~ ~,:·J TES �CECIL CEMETERY Contri buted by Ca role Presley This i s the "old " Cecil Cemetery, not to be confused with Cecil Chapel Cemetery. Take exit 31 (Pulaski), go under the underpass, Hwy 81, turn left on F047 (North) to state road 672, cross Claytor Lake (New River) to 693, turn left to 669. You will pass Cecil ' s Chapel, continue on toward the lake, bear to the left at the fork a nd cemetery is nearly right on the lake, fenced in. It was last c l eaned in 1986 and badly in need of cleaning now. Pulaski Cty , Va . norn Name Died Witten Cecil 11 May, 1832 6 Nov. 1882 Na ncy, wife o f J ohn J. Lowman 18 M::lr . 1837 7 Dec . 1895 Albert 8 ~o n of W, & E. Cecil 18 Sept . 1877 9 Dec. 1878 El izabeth Wygal Cecil Re v . Joh n G. Cecil Rev . Zacariah Mitchell 2 Jan 1792 25 Jun. 1790 18 Dec . 1791 14 Jan. 1798 24 Mar. 1866 3 J un. 1861 1 El izabe th Newland Mitc hell 18 Jan . 1872 19 Feb. 1871 28 Feb. 1878 12 Nov. 1897 3 Dec . 1822 11 Aug. 1883 28 July [1861] 3 Nov . 1864 Marshall N. son of J. G. & Malinda M. Cecil 8 June 1858 10 Mar. 1862 Watson Cecil Malinda Mitchell Cecil J . Grayson Cecil Mitchell Cecil Memory of Amanda Ellen, wife of James H. Cecil Rufus W. Taylor 6 July 1841 11 Apr . 1819 l Jan. 1862 28 Nov. 1888 21 Sept . 1816 28 May (1884) 26 Jan. 1894 7 Aug . 1903 17 Jan. 1852 23 May 1879 21 Sept. 1859 2 Nov. 1844 29 June 1897 22 Dec . 1905 3 Jan. 1844 8 July, 1882 John C. son of Adeline Goodykoonz Alfred, son of A. E. & E. E. Goodykoonz Robt. B. Berleigh , son of J. G. & Malinda M. Cecil Jas . C. Cecil & Mittie Cecil , wife of Ja s . C. Cecil (no dates) Margare t E. wife of T, M .. Cecil �18 BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA, DEA TH REGISTER Selected deaths from the 1853 death register . page 1 1. Herbert Leigh Wilson - whit e - free - male - d April 11 - pd F incastle - cd measles - llm 18d - p Jas B and Ann C Williams - b Franklin Cty , Va. - inf Jas B Wilson , head of family 3 , Mary Moseley - white - free - female - d Feb 1 - pd Botetourt - c d pneumonia - 40 yrs - p unJmown - pb unknown - c J oshua Moseley - i n f Robt Hines , a neighbor. 14. Sarah Caldwell - white - free - female - d Aug 11 - pd Bo t e t o u r t _ cd despepey _ 63y - pb Greenbrier - c F.dminston Caldwell - i nf E>'.iminston Caldwell , husband . 8 . Tu.niel Keplar - white - male - d Jany 27 - pd Botetourt - cd ne rvous 2 disease - 55y llm 20d - p Jacob and ---- Keplar - pb Botetourt - 0 farmer _ c Susan Keplar - inf Susan Keplar, wife . (would t his b e Kesslar?) 37 • Harriet Jane Dillon - wi:fe - fe~le - d Oct 4 - pd Finca stle - cd dropsy - 39Y ?m 13d - p E)l.w'd an Haney - pb Fincastle - c Geo W Dillon - inf Geo W Dillon' husband. J8 . Jacob Woltz - white - malfe - d Jul~JlJ- pd BSotetourt - cd pulmonary Co. _ 80y 9m - pb Md - o armer - i ames Walrond , s on-in-law 43. Frances Murphy - white - female - d Feb 10 - pd Amsterdam - 60y pb Bedford Buford T Murphy~ son , inf , 4.5. Cath'e Brown - white - fe:le dOApr 28 - pd Amst erdam - cd pneumonia _ 42 y ?m lOd - pb Rocking m - P - c John H Brown - inf John H Brown , husband. page 2 . _ 16. Edward Johnston - white - rn.:i-le d May. 1 - pd Pocahontas - cd p neu _ monia _ 46y - 0 Judg~ Circuit Court - inf Emeline Johnston 20, Judi th Thompson - whiteTh- femalde - d Oct 2 - pd Botetourt - 89yrs pb Nelson Co - c John ompson eceased - inf Nancy Thompson, d a ughterin-law. . 28, Solomon Fis her - white - male - d Nov 5 - pd Botetourt - cd putrid sore thoart ~ 39Y lm. 20d - . p ' John and Eliz ' h Fis her - p b Botetourt c Clarissa Fisher - inf Eliz h Fis her , mother 29 , Nancy Bradshaw - white - female - d Dec 31 - pd Bote tourt - cd fits _ Jly - pb Botetourt - inf Cath'e Britt , a sister. JO. Margaret Page - white - female - d A~g JO - pd Botetourt Co - 40y 2 m 2d - pb Botetourt - c Gideon Page - inf _ ? Wilshire , a sister Jl. Sarah Palmer - white - fe~le - d Mar 28 - pd Botetourt - cd dropsy _ ?Zy 6m 29d - pb Loudon o - c David Palmer - inf Adalaide Davis , a daughter . 4J. William R Rowland - white - male - d Apr 1 - pd Fincastle - cd pneumonia - JJy - p Wm Row~and - o merchant - c I sabella Rowland 44. Eliz 'h J Hamilton - white - female - d Apr 10 - pd Fincastle - cd pneumonia - 52y - P Andrew and Sarah Hamil ton - unmarried 45. Mary Carper - white - female - d Apr 2J - pd Fincastle - cd disease of the heart - 56y - P John and _ Neville - c J ac ob Carper 46. Rachel Miller - white - female - d Oct 3 - pd Fincastle - cd dropsy - 68y - c Wm Miller 47, Amanda Springer - white - female - d Mch 9 - pd Fincastle - cd pneumonis - 22y - p Abram Arnold - c Samuel Springer page 4 1. Nancy Burks - colored - free - female - d Mch 19 - pd Fincastle - cd old age - 76y - _ a �Botetourt County, Virginia 6. Jacob Elmore - white - male - d Nov 15 - pd Craig Co - cd not known lJ . 15. 16. 21 . 26. J2 . J4. 39. 42 . - ld - p Jacob and July Elmore - pb Craig Co - o lab. - inf Jacob Elmore , father . Clement Little - white - male - Nov 10 - pd Louisiana - cd yellow fever - Jy lOm 4d - p Charles C and Lucy S Little - pb Montgomery o school teacher - inf C C Little, father Ann E Watson - white - female - d Feby 26 - pd Bed.ford Cty - cd child bed fever - 25y - p ??Benj'm Watson?? - pb Bed.ford - o Farmer - c Benj B Watson , also gave info. Mary Wa tson - white - female - d May 14 - pd Botetourt Co - cd c hild bed fever - 25y 6m 9d - p not known - pb Bedford - o farm - c Owen Watson - inf Ben Watson Mary Brawly - white - female - d Oct 23 - cd old age - 75 yrs - pb not known - p not known - c James Brawly , widow - inf John Barger, son-in-law Magdalene Dicky - white - female - d Oct 10 - pd Gilmore Cty - cd fits - 23 yr - p Robert S and Margaret Dickey - pb Botetourt - o farmer inf Robert S Dickey, father Mary A C Johnson - white - female - d July 6 - pd Botetourt - cd inflamation bowels - 40yr - p not known - pb Amherst - o clerk - c Peter B Johnston - inf Peter B Johnston , husband Eliza Jones - white - female - d Nov 4 - cd child bed - J6y - p Edw ' d Valentine - pb Augusta - o foundry - c John W Jones - inf John W Jones , husband Sarah Crews - white - female - d Apr 16 - cd pneumonia - 69y 2m - p not given - pb Amherst - o housekeeper - c Thos Crews - inf Thos Crews , husband Elizabe th Hammet - white - female - d Nov 9 - cd cancer - 50y - p Nimrod and M Hammett - pb Botetourt - spinister - inf Mary Hammett, mother page 5 1 . Samuel J Burk - white - male - d --~ - pd Botetourt - cd consumption - JJy 4m - p Saml and Rhoda Burk - pb Amherst - inf Rhoda Burk, mother 2 . Robert Gutridge - white - male - d Aug 5 - cd cholera merbus - 8y 2d - p John and N Gutridge - pb Rockridge - i nf John Gutridge, fat her -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------Qu es tion : Wha t is a French Huguenot ? BREMER : I n England , what do we call them ? What kind of Protestants? Presbyterians : In France they call them "Hugueno" or "Huguenots ". These are the ones that were persecuted and came to America , and most of their records are in South Carolina , and other records are in Was hington,DC, and New York. Question: What about Orange , or Orangemen ? Bremer : These are the Irish Protestants in NortherMireland. They were called Orangemen , or the Orange Order. Suggest you contact the American Irish Historical Soci ety at 991 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10028, for more information . from SEMINAR TRANSCRIPT by Ronald A Bremer, 1984, p 2 ---------- - -------------~g-~9~_1§~??~_§§1}_~~§_9!}~i_YJ_§~!1§___________ ______ _ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------·v1RGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES. 19 �::t.o CUNNINGHAM FAMILY contributed by Kenneth Blech* The Cunningham Family is listed in Douglas Peerage -- Vol . I, p 632 , Warnebald , the progenitor of this family , settled in Glenga:rnock or Cunningham as a vassal under Hugh Moreville , Constable of Scotland , who died i n 1162 , and from whom he obtained the Manor of Cunningham , which comprised the Church and a greater part of the parish of Kilmaurs . He turned from a common vassal to a valued leader of Hugh Moreville ' s army . From these holdings Warnebald received the right to assume the name of Cunningham. Glengarnock or Cunningham Castle still s tands in the edge of the Garnock river , two miles north of Kilbirnie , Scotland . It was sacked in the early times by the Danes . Through the force of arms and general striving , the family made its elf one of the fore most clans of Scotland, and this clan , until recently headed by Sir William Montgomery Cunningham, is still strong and active . Harvey de Cunningham, family tradition holds , fought at the battle of Largs in 126J and there by earned a con£innation the following year from Alexander II . In 1321 Hugh de Cunningham got lands of Lamburton from Ro be rt the Bruce and thereafter a series of marriages moved the family ahead . Hugh de Cunningham ' s grandson , Sir William Cunningham married the heires s of funly and his grandson , Sir Alexander Cunningham was created Lord of Kilmaurs about 1462 and Earl of Glencairn in 1488. Robert, 2nd Lai.rd of Kilmaurs, was deprived of his father ' s earldom, but i t was revi ved for his brother, Cuthbert, Jrd Lai rd of Kilmaurs. Various members of the Cunningham family clan played parts in the exci ting and colorful life of Mary, Queen of Scots, and it was that regal lady who lifted one branch of the family into a feudal barony . Alexander Cunningham , 5th Earl of Glencairn , was one of the most -prominent and active members of the family , being one of the promoters of the Reformation of Scotland . He stopped the advance of Mary , Queen of Scots , with a force of 2500 volunteers . There are two coat of arms registered to the Cunninghams . The oldest, of Glencairn , has for it's central figure , a fork and on each side a coney or rabbit. The crests are a crown and a unicorn . The motto i s 11 "Over, fork Over. The other or latest coat of arms has the fork and the unicorn as crests and the same motto , but instead of coneys or rabbits at the sides, one side has a soldier with a spear and the other side has a farmer holding a fork. In connection with the name Cunningham , it was variously spelled as Conyngham , Cuningham, Kinnickum, Cuninghame, and Cunningham. The old Anglo-Saxon spelling was Cyningham , meaning King ' s Home. The family was prolific and by the time that the King of England demanded their all egi ance to him as head of the Church of England , their numbers were wide spread throughout England, Ireland and Scotland. *417 Sherman St., Kendallville, Ind. 46755 TVIRGINIA-APPALACHIAN NOTES �The people of Scotland were Presbyterians , with a deep religious char acter and extremely conscentious. Their material accomplishments as pioneers , a dventurers, traders , statemanship , literature, and in finance s howed t hem to be the peers of any of the peoples of the world . The Presbyterians of Scotland were persecuted by the English when they refused their allegiance to hi m as head of the church. The persecution was so great that many of the Scots were tortured and slain under the s o called heresy laws of the time . Thousands immigrated to no rthern Ireland to lands previously devastated by the English . In the mid 1600 ' s and early 1700's many came to America . The first to come settled in the Boston area , and those in the 1700's settled in Virginia and were the ancestors of the West Virginia families . A Listing of the Early Pertinent Cunningham Families Alexander Sunningham (1498-1579) married Mary Robinson in 1528. a Scot. Their son John Cunningham (1529-1602) md 1566 Sarah Wallace , a Scot . Joseph Cunningham (1568-1637) md 1605 Nancy Blessington. Their son Iavid Cunningham (1607-1691) md 1651 Rachel Bruce , a Scot . She was Their son She was Irish. Their son Alexander Cunningham (1653-1749) md 1701 Rebbeca Burns , a Scot . Alexander's sons were the progenitors of nearly all of the early Cunningham families of Virginia, West Virginia , Pennsylvania and Ohio . All these s ons came to America in 1752 , except Joseph . He held a trusted position in the British government . He visited relatives in America immediately prior to the Revolution . His son , John , stayed here and was active in West Virginia affairs . The Children of Alexander Cunningham: Hugh Cunningham (b 1708) md 1729 Nancy O' Neil (b 1728) Irish. Robert Cunningham (1713-1784) md 1734 Catherine Sinnet ; she was Irish. Joseph Cunningham (1721-1801) md 1744 Elizabeth Harris, a Scot. Iavid Cunningham (1721-1799) rod 1751 Angeline Wilson, an Irish woman. James Cunningham - half brother to the above sons of Alexander. Revolutionary Veteran. Served with brother Iavid. Was a These sons of Alexander left relatives in the counties of Marion , Monogalia , Harrison , Ritchie and Braxton in (West) Virgini a and thr oug h out the Ohio Valley. Hugh, his brothers and their families immigrated to Fairfax County, Virginia. They entered this country by the Potomac river. The Coun ty was formed by the Fairfax family. Other settlers in the neighborhood .VIRGINIA APPALACh::~i ~ ;,.., : ES. �were the Culpeppers , the Arlingtons , and the Spots woods . Fami ly lore notes that these early families employed the Cunningham men as trade::rs and business emissaries in the prioneer trade. Robert Cunningham was an employee of the Hudson Bay Company. The Cunninghams did not stay as a family unit in colonial Virg inia . By 1775 , at the start of the Revolution , they were scattered throug h out the colony , mostly living on the fringe of civilization , the frontier . Hugh Cunningham , son of Alexander Cunningham and Rebecca Burns . He was born in D..tblin , Ireland , in 1708. The date and place of hi s d eath is unknown, but in all probability was either Hardy county where he lived or in Shannandoah county where his eldest son , Adam , resided . Hug h married in 1728 Nancy O'Neil. Their children : Adam Cunningham (b 17JO) md Rachel Morgan Ephraim Cunningham (b 1732) Benjamin Cunningham (b 17J4) William Cunningham (b 1737) Edward Cunningham (b 1744 - d 1800) md Sarah Pric e . Thomas Cunningham (b 1748 - d June 2 , 1826) md Phoebe Tucker . Walter Cunningham (b 1749) 1/md Hannah ; 2/md Ann Randall. The daughters 1 Rachel , Mary , Tu.rcus , and Elizabeth, married in Ireland and there is no record of their coming to America. Hugh Cunningham of Kentucky and the Battle of Blue Licks There was a Hugh Cunningham at the Battle of Blue Licks . Just exactly who this man was is in question. For years he was listed (mistakenly) as killed in the encounter. He was also listed as being the son of Alexander Cunningham and being born in Ireland in 1708. He was als 0 74 years of age and no record of his migration to Kentucky. I do not believe he could have pursued the British and Indians for 44 miles through the wilderness and fought in one day , at his age . I have recently received information that the Hugh involved was a much younger man, being born ca 1744 and dying in 1820 in Lincoln county , Kentucky. His will was probated in Dec . that year , leaving each of his sons Thomas, James , and John a third of his estate. A grandson was also named. It is thought that his wife's given name was Elizabeth . There is further records of this Cunningham family in Fayette and Woodward counties of Kentucky · John , son of Hugh , had a son William N . Cunningham who came to Indian and settled near Martinsville (Vigo County?) The conclusion arrived at , is that the identity of the Hugh of Blue Licks should be established to refute the premise of Norman Festus Kenda ll• s c ontention that the Hugh involved was a predecessor his mainly Hugh Cunningham born in 1708. I do not believe that he left the locale of his home in or near Fairfax County of Virginia. The records of his s ons, tt"i.at I have found are in Harrison, Hardy and Shanandoah counties . Perhaps the Hugh of 1708 also did there . From his (Mr. Blech) letter: The second complication is our inability to find much on Hugh Cunningham and his four sons ; William , Benjamin, Walter and Ephraim. On his other three sons, we have quite a great , the 250 pages ..... . ... . . 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �23 COURT ORDER BOOK - WISE COUNTY, VIRGINIA Contributed by Belva Counts The followin g i s a copy of the first three pages of the first court order book of Wise Co , Va . 'JYped from a photocopy given by Mrs Counts . July Monday 28t h 1856 s evera l oa ths prescribed by l aw Morgan T. Lipps Clerk of thi s court having appointed Edward J. Culbertson as his deputy whereupon he ca me into court and took the several oaths prescribed by law . Andrew J Dotson was appoi nted as crier for this county, came into court and to ok the several oaths prescribed by law . Andrew J Dotson who was duly elected sheriff of this county came i nto court executed his bond with security according to law, and severally took the oaths pres cribed by law . The Court doth recommend to the Executive Iavid Jessee and John Robinson , as f it and proper persons , to be commissioned to execute the office of Coroner within this County. William B Aston, William J. Dickenson, Patrick Hagan , A. W. Smith, John Stalard and Augustis F. Henderson , who ha ve been duly licened to practice the law in the courts of the Commonwealth on this motion, have leave to practice in this Court: and thereupon they took the oath of an a ttorney, and the oaths prescribed by law. Ordered that Jeremiah Bolin sen'r be released from paying County levy. Ordered that Andrew Boling be exempt from paying County Levy and caputation tax. Ordered that John Baker be exempt from paying County Levy and caputation tax Joseph c. Wells, John Gilliam(?), Jeremiah Boling, John N. Buchanan and Robert McCoy , who ha ving been returned elected as Overseers of the Poor, for the County, came into court and severally took the oaths prescribed by law, to wit: the oath to support the Constitution of the United States, the oath of fidelity to the Commonwealth, the oath prescribed by law, against dueling and the oath office. The Court next preceeded to layoff the County in School Commissioners Districts, whereupon it was agreed that the County should be divided into five Districts, which Districts should coinside with the magisteral District and numbered just as they are. The Court preceeded to the appointment of School Commissioners. Whereupon Isaah Jones was a ppointed School Commissioner for the first Dist. ( ?)Ch' s F Bond was appointed School Commissioner for the second Dist. Adam G. Robinson was appointed School Commissioner for the third Dist. Stephen H. Senter was appointed School Commissioner for the fourth Dist. Robert P Dickenson was appointed School Commissioner for the fifth Dist. Ordered that the Courts for the County of Wise be held in the Baptist Church at Gladesville, untill a new Courthouse can be built. therefore the said Baptist Church is a dopted as the Courthouse for Wise County. Ordered that the Clerk ' s Office be kept in a smal hous e a few feet west Charles F. Bond ' s store house whereupon the said house is adopted as the Clerk's Office for the County of Wise at the present . July Monday 28th 1856 Ordered tha t Russell County jail be adopted, as the jail for this County untill one can be erected at this place. Ordered that the sheriff of this County furnish the Clerk of this County two hundred dollars of the first money that he collect of the County levy to pay for the Books f or the Courts of this County and the carriage on t hem but should the 'VIRGINfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Wise Co , Va. s herif'f fail to furnish said amount within time to pay f or said Book ; then this Court authorizes said Clerk to borrow said money untill t he Sheriff c an col lect said amount and pay it over. Ordered that the Clerk have two good writing desks or t abl es furni s h e d , one large press and a sufficient amount of stationary for the u s e of t he Cl e rk ' s Office all of which shall be paid out of the leavy of this county . Ordered that John Bickley be appointed Commissioner of Roads fo r th e we s t end of this County who came into c__t and tuek (sic) the Several oaths pres c ' d( ?) by Law Ordered that Nehemiah Henderson be appointed Commiss ioner of Roa d s .for the Eas t end of this County , who came into court, and took the s everal oa t.l.s 1 ires cri b ed by law. Ordered that Morgan T. Lipps , Charles F Bond and Willia m H Dean be a p p ointed as building committee to superintend the building of the new Court House f o r Wi s e County, and they are to let the plan be known and led the job to contrac t to t h e lowest bidder, at the next August court, requiring of the contracter b ond an d security for the completion of said Court-House within the time and manner agr eed upon, and report these proceedings to the court . Ordered that the New Court- House be built of hewn logs , said hous e is t o be t hirty feet square, 2 stories high, the uper story to be divided into the r ooms , it is to be covered with shingles , the cracks are to be pin ted with 1 i me , a l s 0 2 good brick chimneys with 2 fire places in each chimney . s aid Hause i s to be s et on the back part of the public Square . Ordered that the court be furnished 20 codes of Virginia , 20 Mays ' s Guides, 20 Magistrate ' s recording book and 20 Acts for 1852- 3 1852 & 1854. Ordered that the minutes of this Court be made up in a good Order book and s i gn ed at the term of this Court by the presiding Justice Ordered that a levy of one dollar and fifty cents be tax on each ti thable in the county and collected by sheriffs for the year 1856. Ordered that two Courts of Issue and 2 quarterly courts be held in thi s Coun ty, and that they be held at the August and March terms . Ordered that court be adjourned till tomorrow morning 9 O'clock William Richmond '.fu.esday July 29th 1856 At a court continued and held at the Court house on Tuesday the 29th day of July 1856 Present: William Richmond, Joseph Eastep and James Buchanan gentlemen Justices On t he motion of Andrew J Dotson , who made oath , and together with JV! F Lipps as his security , en tered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of $ (blank) conditioned as the law directs , certificates is granted the said Andrew J Dotson for ob taining letters of Administration on the estate of William Boggs deceased in des 'd(?) form. (added after page written) & fuvis Mullin & J T Chose(?) & Isaam( ?) Holl(?) Jr appraiser. (very hard to read) Ordered that theCrier have sixteen Grand Jurores summoned here to act during the Augus t term. Upon the application of John Gillum for a new road :from John Mullins s ' r to Gla desvi lle it i s ordered that Nehemiah Henderson road commissioner for s ' d do view the ground a long which the said road is proposed to be conducted , and report to the n ext Court , t ruly a nd impartially, the Conveniencies and inconveniencies that will result, as well to individuals as to the public , if the said roa d shall be opened, as propos ed, -John Creich( ?) is appointed surveyor of the road from the forks of the road above his house to the end of Dulaney Bolin ' s precinct . Or d ered t hat Dulaney Bowlin be appointed surveyor of the beginning at the end of John Creich's precinct and terminating at James M Gibson ' s House. ·v1RGINlA APPALACHIAN i~0 TES �Wis e Co , Va . .25 Tuc:..>d..:.y july 29th , 1 856 (con't) On the a pplication of Preston M Phipps for a review of a new road from Guests (?) Station to the Kentucky line, (at Jessee ' s Gap on the Cumberland mounta ins ) it is ordered that Nehemiah Henderson road Com'r for V'a do view the ground a long t•hich the said road is proposed to be conducted , and report to the next Court i tLuly an d impartially the Conveniencies and inconveniencies that will reault, as well to individuals as to the public, if the said road shall be opened as proposed. Ordered tha t Jonathan Hays be released from the payment of County Levy . William Richmond. WYTHE COUNTY , VIRGINIA , LEGISLATIVE PETITION The original of this petition is in the Virginia State Archives. The #8093, date l o2J Dec 19 -- will be found in the box of Legislative Petition with the year 1823 included . page 1 Wythe & Washinton Counties -- Petition -- Dec'r 19th 182J. Dec ' r 20th Rejected . 22nd Reso ' n reported. ref 'd to Profr's page 2 To the Honerabl e members and Speakers of both houses of the General assembly. The petition of the subscribers residents of the Counties of Wythe and Washington would humbly represent that they at present labour under considerable inconveni8nce a nd hardships , reseding from thirty to forty miles from their respective Court Houses . They would further represent that it is not more then from nine to Sixteen miles to the Court House of Tazewell County They therefore pray that your honorable body body would take there case into consederation and duly consider the hardship of attending musters courts &c at so great a distant when it is so much more convenient for them to go to the Court House of the County of Tazewell on all public business . The.v· fur ther pray that the line dividing the Counties of Wythe & Tazewell and also the County of Washington may be so changed as to include the following boundaries , to Wit begi nning on the top of Clinch Mountain on the present line between Washington & Tazewell opposite the plantation of William Wards in the mailten (or Maiden) Spring Come thence a direst Course to the Laurel fork Gap, that is , where the laurel fork a branch of the North fork of Holstein brakes through the brushy Mountain ; from thence a long the top of Said Mountain to where the mai n Waggon road Corsses leading from 'Tazewell Court House to Wythe Court House and with Said road to the top of the Warden Mountain page 3 t he present line between the Counti es of Wythe and Tazewell as in duty bound will ever pray &C John Lamee ?Iamce James .Lowther Tom C Funk Richard Roberts Jun Robert Gillaspy James B Crabtree John Sif §!: Sen Joseph Fields William Johnston JoSheahe bell Robert Mitchell I saac Johnston Robert Iavidson I saac Helran Thomas Johnston Samuel Miller James Crabtree Ephraim Johnston Henry Carter Rees Crabtree Jesse Johnston Thomas liats Thomas Crabtree Thomas Crabtree Gabriel Crabtree James B Lowderon James Hector Allen Farley (or Tarley Patrick Buchanan VIRGINIA APPALACr::A~J ~:OiES and your Petitioners Sarnl. P,, Davidson Andrew Sifer Thomas ONeile Washington Perry Thomas W Overley Nathaniel Young Joseph D Perry William Six �Report of Cases Decided in til e COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA from April 10th, 1820 , to June 28th, 1 82 1 by Francis W Gilmer, Counsellor At Law published 3 Aug 46th year of the Independenced of the Unit ed Sta t es of America reprinted 1900 by Michie Company Spring Term , 1820 p787 - 789 TOMLIN ' S Adm'r v HOW ' s Adm ' r · · •• Apr 1820 •. • Assump s it .. Richm o n d County Court , 1809, John HOW v John W TOMLIN , adm ' r of Walter TOMLI N .. .. . brig 'Juno ' sold to Walt er TOMLIN 1782 •••• Mar 181 6 both pltf & d e tf dead p 795 - 797 KNIGHT v YARBROUGH •• June 1820 .. George WALTON , wi 11 recorded July 1797, wife Martha , children and grandchildren ... Martha, will recorded Oct 1814 , son Thomas , granddaughter Fanny MOOR E , son-in-law Joseph YARBROUGH, daughter Temperance YARBROUGH, one share to th e ch i l dre n of h e r daughter Susanna MORTON - Hughes MORTON being excepted, Robe r t and Th omas WALTON sons of her son Robert, daughter Sally BITTS . Her dau g hter Martha KNIGHT and son John B WALTON and all her grandch ildr e n not expressly provided for, she added were intentionally omitted. . • • Woodson KNIGHT & Martha, his wife, daughter of George & Martha WALTON. p798-800 GUERRANT v TINDER June 1820 Malicious prosecut io n, by Jesse TINDER against Peter GUERRANT Sen , Henry HUFF, Youn g JARRATT, Leonard WILSON, & Peter GUERRANT Jr. Franklin Co Court , Superior court of law for Franklin Co. . • Thomas THOMPSON , the magistrate • . • . • Peter GUERR ANT , Se n, Henry HUFF, & Peter GUERRANT found guilty, other defts not gui lty p823-825 LONG v COLSTON June 1820 LONG COLSTON on th e 8th July 1797 e ntered into a convenan t which r ecited , that Chilcott SYMMES of G Brit ain, on the 24th June 1742, devised .. lands to Richard CHICHESTER. . . th a t Richard CHICHESTER devised to son John ; that John CHICHESTER died under age, l e aving a daughter (Mary) his only child , who married Burgess BALL : and die d, leaving 2 ch ildren , son Burgess and daughter Elizabeth. Burgess BALL, the youn ger, died 1790 under age and without issue . Elizabeth BALL married Armistead LONG , the pltf Elizabeth LONG in Culpeper in 1797 Mzr y , wi fe of Burgess BALL the elder , died in 177 5 during th e 1 if e of her hus band .• , Burgess BALL the son died in 1793 , & his father died in 1801 Elizabeth LONG , the pltf's wife died in 1806 • • , , p 831 - 8 32 EARLY v EARLY John EARLY , surv iving ex 'r of Joshua Early •• •• • against Jabes EARLY, Samuel GARLAND, Samuel READ, and William BOOTH . . . . . . . Joshu a EARLY, by his will had lent to Jabez EARLY , a negro woman named Venus, unt il h e (Jabez) attain the age of 50 . • . • • Jab ez , under SO, embrassed in his c ircumstances •.• Venus ta ken under an e xe c ution, so ld to GARLAND , s old to READ, sold to BOOTH p864 -86 5 CARTER v CARR Dec 1820 Writ of Right • •• all the children of John CARTER of Sudley, among whom were Elizabeth TIDBALL; all the c hildren of Ro bert CARTER son of John , children of Edward, and the grantees and de visees of Landon CARTER, against Joseph CARR, the tenant. VIRGINIA APPALACI ::ArJ f!{Y(ES �2 Gilmer - Court of Appeals of Virginia p88 l- 8 87 TRE NT v TRENT Ex' x and Others Feb 1821 . . will . . . Edward W TRENT of the town of Manchester, having a wife, a brother Dr J TRENT, and a sister Mrs LEIPER , but no children, and being proprietor of Trent ' s Bridge , a nd other lands . ... . will dated 29 Mar 1818 . .. adopted daughter N E T CALLAWAY .. apppoint wife ex ' x my brother John ROBERTSON, attorney at law , John G SMITH, her friends to assist her testator died soon after , , Ma rtha TRENT, wif e ... detf Joseph TRENT ... p 898 DIDLAKE v HOOPER Mar 1821 .. executory limitations .. DIDLAKE for him se lf and wife , as attorney in fact of Sarah HOOPER, filed in Chancery Court of Richmond . .. . . .. . Jeremiah HOOPER · · ··· will of Unity HOOPER, to son Jeremiah HOOPER . . land I bough t of Benjamin HOWARD, adjoining Absalom MELTON .. . negroes Hannah, Sukey, and Maria · · . . Sarah and Judith HOOPER, dau g hters of my son William, deceased p890- 8 92 ROWT' s Adm ' r v KILE • s Adm • r Oct 1820 debt . . . "settled with Fanny KILE, and remains due her sixty dollars a year , from the year 1773, in Nov , for keeping of my house , John ROWT , (LS) Jan 3d, 1807 . Test, Robert KILE , Richard STAIGE, William ROWT . · · . William ROWT, son, heir and d istribu tee of Fanny KILE . . .. The detf . . proving the paper a forgery, offered testimony, to shew that Richard ROWT anothe r son of Fanny KILE had said that he could counterfei t the hand writing of John KILE .. . . p893-894 BRENT v DOLD Sept 1820 ... . cross bills .. . The first by William DOLD and Sarah his wife , daughter of James BRENT, against Landon BRENT and others, children of James BRENT, claimed the estate under a forged will, which they pretended was lost . The detfs averred a genuine will was made and that Sarah, the wife of the pltf, had concealed or destroyed it . The widow of the decedent swore that there was a will . . . a deaf and dumb daugter and daughter Sarah 2nd bill Landon and Kenda l l BRENT . .. . . . . . . . . .. Chancellor at Lynchburg dismissed the 2nd suit p900 - 901 BARNETT v SAM Apr 18 21 Slaves .. . suit for freedom ••• count y court of Amherst . Sam, b ca 1788 Augusta County, the slave of Mary TEAS, a native of that county, then residing there . Mary TEAS, removed to North Carolina about 1790, where she resided and Sam with her, 3 y ears . 1793 returned to Va . . . . She continued in Va until 1811; when she sold Sam to to BARNETT The above volume was abstracted from the book, VIRGINIA REPORTS ANNOTATED, containing volumes by Jefferson, Wythe, Washington I & II, Gilmer. As this volume is ma inly concerned with the laws regarding the cases listed, I abstract only those that gave genealogical information - so many of the cases listed only surnames and no identification. These vo lumes are foun d in a law library . Other states may not have the Virginia law books. �. MONTGOMERY COUNTY , VIRGINIA 2 pages from Granter Index to Deeds from 1773 to 31 Dec 1933 p 43 Deed Mar 1803 Wattle , Benjamin to Martin Wattle Deed Mar 1803 do Benjamin to D3.vid Wattle Deed Aug 1812 Watkins , Ebenezer to James Miller Deed June 1816 Wateman , Eliz'h , John to Adam Wall Jr Feb 1825 Watts TR, Edward to George Hancock Rel Nov 1825 Watter, Chirstina , Martin to Michel Hawbert Deed Dec 1829 Wax , Peter L, Sarah to William Young Deed Deed Dec 1829 Wax, Peter L, Sa.ra.k to Jacob Kips Deed Feb 1830 Wauhop, Joseph , Polly to Jesse Hall Jr Deed July 1830 Watkins , Topal 0 to William Grayson Deed May 1831 Wax, Peter L, Salley to Abra.ham Good Sep 1834 do, Peter L, Sally to George Earhart Deed Mar 1838 Watkins, Nancy , Topal 0 to Asa Hall Deed Mar 184J Watkins vs Akers to James F Hoge Deed Mar 1843 Wauhop, John K to George Earhart Deed Sep 1846 do Mary to do Deed Feb 1857 Waskey et al Eliz . Preston to Jacob C Butt Deed Jan 1858 do Alex . , Eliz , Preston to Thomas Hennings Deed Jan 1858 Do , et al, Charlotte , Wm C Preston to D3.vid B Iavis et al Deed do et al ; Eliz , Wm C to Cyrus Farrer Deed Jan 1864 do Alex. to Sa.rah E Waskey Apr 1872 Deed Dec 1873 Watts Tr et al, Jas E, Wm C to Jas Humphries Deed June 1876 Watkins , et al ; Delia E, Deed John N, Jennie '( Thos R to John P Lawrence June 1876 Watkins, et al 1) to do Deed Dec 1877 Watkins , et al (2) to C S Bullard Deed Dec 1877 Do et al (J) to do Deed Nov 1886 do Anderson , Lucy to Samuel W Lawson etal Deed June 1887 do Anderson, Lucy to Richard Johnson Deed Sep 1887 Waskey ' s Comr et al (4) to Jacob Butt Deed Sep 1887 Waskey , Sarah E to Mandie E Owens Deed Nov 1887 do Elizabeth to Mitchell M Graham Deed Oct 1888 do W C Jr to P W Gi vens Tr Assign Oct 1888 do Wm C to Susan M Showalter Deed June 1889 Watkins, Anderson , Lucy to Bettie Wright et a l Deed May 1890 Waskey, JM to J M W askey Hmstd Oct 1890 Watkins , AD to Chas I Wade Tr DT Sep 1891 Watts, et al: B P to James E Stafford Deed Oct 1891 Watkins, AD, Nannie to J Hoge Tyler Deed Nov 1891 Watt vs Faulkner to F E Faulkner Deed Mar 1892 Waskey et al, (5) to Jas Glen Wa lthall etal Deed Mar 1892 do et al Laura B to do Deed Apr 1892 Waugh et al, W E to WL Bailey B of S July 1892 Watkins, Anderson, Lucy to Bettie Wright Deed May 1894 Waskom, AB, Sue A to Thomas L Moore p A July 1894 Watkins, Mary R, WT to E S Taylor Deed p 44 Feb 1896 Waskey, et al Em.ma K, Wm C to Chas R Calhoun Deed July 1896 Waugh, Leslie T to Wirt Dunlap Deed Apr 1899 Watkins, Amos to N and W Ry Co RW June 1900 Waugh et al, Sallie M to Jane P Calhoun Rel May 1902 Waskey etal, Alex, Sarah to FOOF of Lafayette Deed (1.0} VUC'nta. App.laobtan Boe.a (number) - s ee end of article Bk C p 591 " c 591 p " E p 296 F p 154 IJ p 28 I J p 174 K p 371 " K p J 69 K p J88 " K p K p '' " L p M p " " N p N p " " " " 452 57J J27 J50 Jl9 JlJ 203 " 0 p " Q p 178 Q p 285 " Q p 282 " " " s " " " " " " " " " " " ,, R p 272 p 550 T p 189 u p u p u p u p 26 p 26 p 26 p 26 p 26 p 27 p 27 , p 28 p " Jl " " " " " " " 33 J8 J8 40 39 39 39 p p p p p p p p " 41 p " 42 p 187 187 486 486 .5 250 J85 J87 4.51 330 329 320 273 305 J64 .520 JO 577 .577 607 10 439 " 42 p .50.5 " 43 p 525 .. .. " " 44 46 47 49 119 299 329 p 145 p p p �p 44 con 't to CR Watkins Hmst Bk 49, p 451 Oct 1902 Watkins, CR to Irvine Moore Deed " 51 p 276 Feb 1904 Waskey , JM, Zoula Wayne , Wm S, Rosetta C to Isabel A Godby Deed " 54 p 233 J an 1906 Deed " 55 p 3 45 Apr 1907 Watkins etal , Amos, Annie to Gordan Flinchem do • Anderson, Lucy to I P Whitehead TRS DT " DT 1 p 536 Ju ly 1907 to W W Gardner Deed " 56 p 441 Apr 1908 Waskey , A, Sarah E do , Jas M, Wm C, Zoula to Ellen Va Waskey Deed " 56 p 438 Apr 1908 W athall , CH , NC to Ballard S Yates Deed " 57 p 352 Jan 1909 to Amos Watkins et al Deed " 58 p 187 Aug 1909 Watkins , Anderson Sr Deed " 59 p 7 0 Apr 1910 Was key etal , Alex , Sarah to S H Harper et al do , Ellen V, JP to Catherine J Craig Deed " 59 pl09 May 1910 W ayne, WS, Rosetta , WS to Mollie E Roop Deed " 62 p 405 Dec 1912 " 63 p 26J ( 6 ) July 1913 Watkins, AW , AD , JS , M., etal to Lucy Watkins Deed do , to do Deed " 63 p 26J ( 7 ) July 191.3 do Deed " 63 p 263 July 1913 Watkins ' heirs , Anderson to W as key etal, Jas M, Zue to EC Argabrite Deed " 63 p 461 Nov 1913 Deed '' 65 p 236 Apr 1915 Wa tkins , Amos W, Annie E to WT Riner to C&P Tel Co of Va RW " 66 p 396 June 1916 Was key , Mrs JM do etal , Sarah E to WE Boles Deed " 66 p 476 Aug 1916 Watkins , Lucy to Amos Watkins etal Deed " 69 p 501 Au g 1916 Washbon etal, CG to Hunter J Phlegar etal Trs -DT " 73 p 5 June 1920 do do, Chas G, Mary to LA Smith Deed " 73 p 466 Oct 1920 do do do to GT Graves Deed " 74 p 85 Jan 1921 do , CG to Guy F Ellett Tr DT " 76 p 504 June 1922 Washbon ' s Tr, CG to B M Hagan Inc Deed " 81 p JJ Oct 1924 W atl ington 's Comr, Hallie B to John A Archer Deed " 81 p 440 Feb 1925 do do do to do Deed " 86 p 24 Nov 1926 to Ted Ratcliff B of S ML2 p 37 July 1927 Wayne , Robert P Wayland etal, Harry , Nina to Morris C Miller Deed " 87 p 339 Oct 1927 Deed " 90 p 404 Oct 1929 Watkins etal, Helen , Theo . to T G Moore " 93 p 574 Jan 1932 Watkins , CS, Madeli ne S to Appal . Elec Pow . Co RW Feb 1933 Waterhous e etal , Bertha, Rich . to Isaac G White Trs-Deed " 95 p JOl to Seaboard Sm . Loan Corp- Ch Mort-"ML2-p 45.5 May 1933 Waters, Alrr,eda , RT Date (8 ) 2 pages from Grant8es Index to Deeds from 1773 to 31 Dec 1933 Grantees Granters instrument Apr 1776 Feb 1 801 June 1801 Dec 1802 Mar 1803 Mar 180J Feb 1806 June 1809 Oct 1809 Feb 1 813 May 1810 Apr 1820 - ~O 1 °21 Aug 1824 Oct 1824 Apr 1829 Jan 1830 Feb 18J8 Sep 184J Was hington, George Virginia Corn Appraisel Deed Watkins, Ebenezer David Porter et al Mort Wayt , John Dennie Cochran Watkins , Egenezer George Sumpter etal Deed Wattle , David Benjamin Wattle Deed do Martin do Deed Watkins Tr , Ebenezer William Logan DT do Ebenezer William Hungate DT do Ebenezer Jor:.a than Graham Se etal Deed Watts etal Trs , Edward Joseph King etal DT Wa tkins , Ebenezer Robert Carrell etal Deed Watts etal , Edward Christopher Clark DT Deed Watkins , Ebenezer Anny Carrell Deed do Topal 0 Samuel Covey etal Wa tts etal Trs, Edward-- Geo Hancock etal DT Wax, Peter L George Surface etal Deed Wauhop , Joseph Thos Watterson etal Deed Watkins, Jopal 0 Wm Elliott etal Deed Deed Was key, Preston George Farhart Vtrgin18 Appalachian Now Bk ,, II " " . .. .. " " A c p 147 p 349 p 40J p 577 c c c p 591 c p 591 D D D E p 317 p 638 p 658 p 336 " G p 203 " G H H H K .." ",, ti K " M N It p 429 p 60 p 589 p 637 p 281 p 379 p 335 p 391 �3o p43 Grantee Index con't May 1846 Oct 1846 June 1854 June 1854 July 1855 Oct 1855 June 1856 Nov 1856 Jan 1858 Nov 1869 Sep 1865 Apr 1872 Jan 1874 Mar 1876 Sep 1878 Dec 1880 Jan 1881 Mar 1881 Dec 1883 Watts , Edward Andrew Lewis' Tr Deed Bk M Do Edward Andrew Lewis ' Tr Deed O Waskey , Alexander Wm 0' Connell etal Dee d P do Alexander Geo WH Barnett etal Deed P do Alexander Thos H Barnes etal Deed " P do , Wm C, Preston Jas A Hill etal Deed P do Alexander Wm H Gardner Deed Q do Preston Nancy Earhart Deed N do etal Eliz , Char, P, WC --Nancy McClure etal-Deed " Q Washington etal , Trs-- Wm G Guerrant etal Deed " S Watts Tr , Wm Jno Dabney DT " R· Waskey, Sarah E Alexander Waskey Deed " S Watkins Tr, FN Wm Thomas ' heris etal Deed •· T Washington etal, Geo (9) Thomas Wilson etal Deed " U do , Geo Chas H Miller etal Deed " V do Geo Robt McQuay etal Deed " W do C.O Hamil ton D Wade etal Deed " W Wasken etal , Sue H Chas A Noell etal Deed " W Watkins, Ande~on Wm McC Montague etal Deed " X May 1884 Washington , Geo H D Wade etal Deed " Y Dec 1884 Waskey, WC D:tvis Sewing Mach Co vs Thomas --Deed-Y Mar 1889 do Zoula Aaron Graham etal Deed " 27 July 1889 do Zoula Jacob A Albert etal Deed " 28 Aug 1889 Watts Tr, J Allen Wm M Ellis etal DT " 29 p 44 Gran tee Index to D~ Sep 1889 Oct 1889 Mar 1890 May 1890 June 1890 May 1891 Apr 1891 Apr 1891 Oct 1891 Oct 1891 Oct 1891 Dec 1891 Apr 1893 Apr 1893 Sep 1893 Apr 1895 Sep 1895 July 1900 Sep 1901 Oct 1902 Apr 1908 Dec 1908 Aug 1909 Aug 1909 Mar 1910 Mar 1910 Feb 1911 July 1913 June 1914 A~ 1918 ti ti ti ti ti ti Waskey Tr, WC MF Jones DT Washington , Geo Wm McC Montague ' s Comr Deed Waugh, Leslie T Henry Earheart etal Deed Waskey , JM JM Waskey Hmstd Washington , John H Samuel W Burton Deed Watts etal, Ballard P--Wm T Berry Deed Washington, Geo James Johnson etal Deed do etal, Geo Julia Givens Deed Watkins , AD Radford Development Co Deed Washington , Geo Wm Jones etal Deed do Geo Chas A Johns ton etal Deed do etal, Geo Wm Jones etal Deed Washburn Tr , WP CB Francisco etal DT Washington, Geo SCH Stewart Deed Watkins , Wm T GP Wanless Deed Washington , Geo J ohn Wm Iavis Agree Wa tkins , Amos W Richard Johnson Deed Wayne, Rosetta C Elizabeth Smith Deed Washington, Fannie JJ Goldwire etal Deed Wa tkins , CR CR Watkins Hmstd Waskey, Ellen Va Jas M Waskey etal Deed Watkins , AW GH Schaef'f'er etal Deed do , etal (6 names -Anderson Watkins Sr Deed do , 3 names do Deed Wasky, JP Blacksburg Power & LL Waskey, JP do LL Watkins, Reed James L Taylor Deed do , Lucy Anderson Watkins' heirs-Deed do , Amos,.,.,Aima : WL Pierce etal Deed do et al (5ti11~~~ Lucy Watkins Deed ~ V~ Appai.,:tU&n Mcnee "' ·-··~ " .. .. II " II II II II •• ,, II .. " It " II II " p 7J8 p 216 p 408 p 408 p 577 598 68 p 599 p 282 p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p lJl J50 550 2 06 116 137 14.5 146 187 532 67 355 598 496 84 2 9 p 110 2 9 p 225 JO p 418 31 p 2 73 31. p 391 37 p 46.5 37 p 414 37 p 43J 38 p 516 38 p p p 42 p 42 p 39 39 52]. 68 287 l 25 42, p215 43 p 173 43 p J92 47 p .370 48 p .371 49 p 451 It 56 p II 57 58 58 58 58 p 241 p 187 p 187 63 p ,, " " " " " II p 438 537 p 576 60 p 54 263 64 p 249 69 p 501 �p 44 Grantee Index con't Aug 1918 Watkins etal (Jnames) Lucy Watkins Deed Jan 1920 do , AD Chas R Colhoun etal Deed Mar 1920 do , Anderson D Gus Turner etal Deed Dec 1921 Washington etal, Annie Thos King Johnson L of H Feb 1922 Waskey, JM , Zue Irvin Moore Deed Apr 1922 Was hington, Nannie Walter J Howard etal Deed May 1925 Watzelza etal , Carrie William Howard L of H Nov 1927 Waskey etal, Zuleika Irvine Moore L of H Apr 1929 Washington etal, Nannie-- Chas H Goodman etal Deed Sept 1931 Watkins , Theodore L Letitia F Rawlins etal- B of S Dec 1932 do , CS, Madeline MF Shelor etal Deed Omiss ions - corrections 1) L~~~~ }; J E , Rosa Bell, William G - Granters 2) Delia E, John N, Jennis, Thomas R - Granters 3) Lydia J , Rosa Bell - Granters 4) Preston - Granter 44__ Elizabeth , Joseph D, James A, Robert P , Victoria V - Granters P (6 AD,Amos W, Jas S , . Molli~,Phillip A, William M - Grantors (7 Adah , Anna, Mary , Nancy, Reid - Granters (10) Big Sprg Lodge No Seventy - Grantee page 43 Grantees Deed Book (8) Dec 1825 Wax , Peter L John Surface et al Deed May 1828 Watts et al Trs, Edward from George Hancock DT (9) George, - Grantee Bk " " " ",, 69 p 501 72 72 75 76 76 p p p p p p 123 J82 571 102 331 477 '' WBlJ '' WB14 p 69 89 p 492 " " ML 2 p 251 95 p 119 ti 1 {5l Bk ti IJ K p 185 p 86 . . ... 4.. ================================-==-====================================================== BENJAMIN WADDLE Montgomery County, Virginia '.IWelve months of the date Wedpromise to pay jointly & Severly to the Executors of Benjamin Waddle Dece on order the sum of nineteen pounds Sixteen Shillings Current money of Virginia it being for Value Rece d For which payment we bind ourselves Our Heirs Executors & in the pennel sum of thirty nine pounds twelve Shillings like money of Va Given under our hands & Seals 21th August 1807 John Morrcal (Seal) William Morrcal (Seal) Teste Robert Saunders (written on the back:) January the JO 1808 received of John Morcal twelve pounds nine shillings part of this with in land John Meriel his bond contributed by Calvin Weddle. V1r'1Jlia Appalachian Not.ea �BOOK REV IEWS by Belva Counts Summerville Cemetery, Augusta, Georgia by Augusta GerH.:J logical Society, Inc . "Threads of Augusta ' s hist o r y :rom the Revolutionary War period onward run through Summerville Ce metery, a city-block square of hallow ed ground on the Sand Hills above the . city. It remains a private cemet ery . T h e many illustrations give a walk back into the city ' s hi!:::>t.ory Part I giyes. the history of the beginning; Part 11 " The Stones Speak" the complete records on each stone ; Part I I I gives additional genealogical data, some unm a rk ed int er ments incorrect dates , more complete dates , and gr a v es that h ave been moved from and to other cemeteries . The book is co mpletely indexed , soft cover and has 92 pages . Order fro m: Augusta Genealogical Society, Inc. PO Box 3 74 3 , Augusta , Georgia 30914-3743 Abstracts of Will Book "B" Pope County, Arkansas 1860 - 1910 by Persis Lovely Chapter,NSDAR, Russellv i l l e , Arkansas . The title exp l ains the contents of this book . This book i s sof t cover, 47 pages, 187 wills and completely indexed . The price of the book is $10.00 includes postag e . Order from: Carole A Presley, 502 W 8th , Russellville, Ark 72801 Some Watkins Families of Virginia and Their Kin : Abbot , Anderson, Bass, Clay, Cox, Farrar, Hancock , Hundley, Montage Moseley, Randolph, Walthal and Wool~idge by John H ale Stutesman. The author wrote this book in honor of his mother who was a Watkins. The story begins with the founder, Henry Watkins, born 1638 , possibly in Henrico Co , Va and died after1715 in the same county. The contents contain 7 sections on the following : 1 The Founder , Henry Watkins, 2 The Patriar<?h,. Edward Watkins , 3 The Planter , John Watkins, 4The Revolut1on1s t~ Edward Watkins, 5 The Politican , Henry Walthall ~atk1ns , 6 The Preacher , Henry Walthall Watkins and 7.The Bus inessman, Claiborne Watkins. Each section is well ~oc umented an d completely indexed with 588 pages, genealogical charts. $30.00 postpaid. Order from: John Ha l e Statesman , 305 S pruce St , San Francisco, CA 94118 . BUCHANAN COMMERCIAL JOURNAL: Buchanan , Botetourt County, Va , Friday, October l l , 1839. Mr. Madison Ingrum who was arrested and committed a short time ago, for stabbing Mr. Curtis Cross, in the neighbourhood of this place, was brought before a Called Court at Fincastle, on the 4th inst ., examined and acquitted . from BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS , published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission, Fincastle, Va ., 1976. Friday, 5 January 1877: The Montgomery Messenger, Christiansburg , Snow fell to the depth of 18 to 20 inches on Monday. contributed by J VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN-NOTE~' VA Tait �33 FLOYD :OUNTY LEGISLATIVE PETITION A Petition of Richard Bsllinger praying that the names of Nancy F., Julian F' . ,Henrey E', Richard M., L'.1cinda F, Joseph L , Susan P . , Louisa and John T. Lovell be changed to that of Bsllinger and rn3de binding at law. D2skins Flo v d J a_'l •J ary 11, 1851 H. (Above inform3tion on outside of folded paper.) FLOYD COUNTY JANUARY 3, 13 51 To th e honorable Legislature of Virginia your Petitioner ~ray th3t the names of his children Nancy F. Lovell, Juliam F. Lovell, Henrey F. Lovell, Richard M. Lovell , Lucinda F. Lovell, Joseph L . Lovell, Susan P. Lovell, Louisa Lov e ll and John G. Lovell be changed by law to that of Ballinger instead of Lovell and made heirs at law in my Estate and your petitioner will ever prayse Richd Ballinger MORE BOOK REVIEWS SETTLERS ALONG BACK CREEK VOL III by Nelson Harris . Elijah Poage serve d the Back Creek community in a variety of positions. He was the local postmaster, undertaker, storekeeper, and miller during the middle and l atter part of the 19th century. This volume contains 1500 individual e ntries from his journal 1859-1865. The book has 44 pages , completely indexed, and a soft cover . The price is $9.00 postpaid. Order from : Nelson Harris, 1909 Langdon Rd, Roanoke, VA 24015. SETTLERS ALONG BACK CREEK VOL II by Nelson Harris. This is a history of t he Simpson, Farmer, Martin, and Shartzer families . There is a section on each family. There are 7 appendices: (1) Wills and Estates , (2 ) Cemeteries (3) Letters - Civil War letter from Elmore Martin 1861 , 1862 ; letter to Louisa Simpson from Nancy Webster, (4) War of 1812 , service record of John Muse, (5) Life of Appollonia Schertzer 1780, (6) History of Simpson Martin home and (7) Genealogical chart of Omer Simpson . The book has 76 pages, soft cover and well documented. The price is $16.00 postpaid . The book is dedicated to the author 's grandfather, Omer Clayton Simpson. Order from : Nelson Harris, 1909 Langdon Road , Roanoke, Va 24 015 . re views by Belva M Counts. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �34 NON - EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES COMPUTER ROOTERS QUARTERLY , A genealogical - computing publication , 22 nd Edition, October . Campute r Raoter s, P . O. Bax 161 693 1 Sac r ame nt o, CA 958 1 6 . HOWARD COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER, Volum e 6 , Numbe r 4, p ublished by Haward County Genealogical Society , 220 North Union St r eet , Kokomo , Indiana 46901. NGS NEWSLETTER , A Bimonthly Publication of the Nation al Gen ealogical S ociety . Volume 16 . Number 6 . Address: 4527 17th Street, North, Ar lington, VA 22207- 2399 . POPLAR ROW, Val. X, Issue 6, rrom the Jackson County Chapter of Genealogical Society, P . O. Box 807 1 Jackson , Ohio 45 640. the O hio THE ILLUMINATOR, Vol. 6 , Na . 2 , The quarterly n ews letter of the Z ion Gen ealogical Society , 2400 Gabriel Ave . , Zion, I 11 inois 60099 . FAMILY PUBLICATION THE VAN VOORHEES ASSOCIATION, Volume 8 , Number 1 , .January 1990 . This association organized 1932 . Addr ess : 310 Rockland Ave., River VAl e , N.J 07675 . ·'·.... ....J. ,,, •r ·'.,.· .,, ·'· .....,. .,. ·'· ·'·.,. .·'·.. .,. ·'· * WHAT CAN YOU FIND AT AN ESTATE SALE? \ Our membei; William Cooper, sent us two rare old books that he found at an estate sale in Erwin, Tennessee . They are: HISTORY OF ROANOKE COUNTY By George S . Jack HISTORY OF ROANOKE CITY and HISTORY OF THE NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY By E. B. Jacobs. This book was copyrighted 1912 by George S . Jack and E. B. Jacobs . and ROANOKE, Story of County and City. Compiled by workers of the Writer ' s Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of Virginia and sponsored by the School Board of Roanoke City and the School Board of Roanoke County 1942. These books and the news clippings that were in them have been placed in the Virginia Room, Main Branch, Roanoke City Public Library. Many thanks , William Cooper, for these valued books and the reminder that such things are sold at estate sales. 'VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTE~ �35 QUERIES 1- 9 1: Thomas DICKENSON (1795-1847) married Elizabeth CARRELL ca 1815, probably in Russell Co., VA . Wish to correspond with CARRELL researchers. Mrs. Johnnie Jo Dickenson, P.O. Bx 387, Huntsville,TX 77342 0387. 2-91: Thomas CARTER (1731-1803) married Elizabeth (Ann) MORGAN. Thomas died in Russell Col, VA. Need MORGAN information. Mrs. Johnnie Jo Dickenson, P.O.Bx 387,Huntsville,TX 77342-0387. 3-91: James GRAY (1767 -1849) married Elizabeth DORAN in Augusta Co. , VA in 1787. Who were Elizabeth DORAN' S paren ts and siblings? Who was James GRAY 'S father? Will exchange. Mrs. Johnnie Jo Dickenson, P.O . Bx 387, Huntsville , TX 77342-0387 . 4 - 91: Need origins of Thomas BLACKWOOD 1753 Augusta Co., his wife Ann. Her parents? Son Samuel and his daughter Margarent BLACKWOOD, married Wm. ALLISON , SR., 1790 Augusta Co., VA., resided Ashe Co. NC . Who was Allison? Helen Roesch, RR 6 Bx 165, Auburn, NY 13021-8926. 5-91 : Need origins and death date of Joseph THOMPSON, Falling Springs, 1783, from Aug. Co.,VA. His dau. Agnes (Aggy) married Moses KARNES , son of Jacob KARNES, SR . , Allegheny Co . Need KARNES data. Why was Samuel GILLELAND Aggy's guard ian at her marriage 1813 in Botetourt Co . ? Helen Roesch, RR 6 Bx 165, Auburn NY 13021-8926. 6 - 91: Need origins of Ephraim VAUX- VANCE. Fort destroyed by Indians 1753 Au g usta Co.,VA Wife Theodosia . Proof of marriage and her surname? Was she a Huling? Need SC records for Ephraim. Also researching Rev . Abner VANCE wife Susannah HOWARD. Helen Roesch, RR 6 Bx 165, Auburn, NY 13021-8926. 7-91: Seeking info on family of Wilson LUCAS. He was son of John LUCAS and Mary "Polly"WILSON. Wilson born 6 Nov 1794 in Montg. Co . , VA. He married Mary Webb. Need info on Mary and their children (10) known, Nancy,John W. Samuel, Thomas, Harvey, Ja cob,Charles,Andrew Ja cks on, Mary Elizabeth married William C. Flinchum, and Theodosia . Sher ry Perry, 12529, Pyle S. Amherst Rd., Oberlin, OH 44074-9729 . 8-91: Need info on Samuel FLINCHUM barn ca 1820, Stokes Co., NC. Pa re n t s ? S a mu e l mar r i e d Ne 11 a MA I B 10 Ju 1 18 4 2 in S t o k e s Co . , NC . Nella b. ca 1825 . One son William Connor FLINCHUM b. 27 Jul y 1840 . Was Nella his mother, or did Samuel have a previous wife? Who was she ? Nella ' s parents? Wm Connor FLINCHUM married Mary Elizabeth LUCAS in 186 4 , residing in Montgomery Co.,VA Sherry Perry , 12529 Pyl e S. Amherst Rd . , Ober lin, OH 44074-9729. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �QUERI ES 9-91: Need Elizabeth Delores RHEA' S parent s? She was bor n ~-:1.. Married Jason Hamilton ADAMS 15 Sept . 1871 i n Green e Countv TN . Sherry Perry, 12529 Pyle So . Amherst Rd . , Obe rli n OH 44 074 - 972 9 . ~ 850 . 10-91: Seeking info on Louise J. CR OCKETT , bor n 8 Nov 184 8 , in Springville section of Tazewell Co., VA Di ed 3 Jul y 1 921 . Marri ed James Peery WHITMAN on 5 Oct . 1865 in Tazewe l l Co . , VA . Dau p, h ter of John and Margaret Crockett . Need info on p a r e n ts , siblin gs , oc a CROCKETT family genealogy book. Gretch e n M. Mi ll e r , 4 70 9 Colonial Ave nue, SW, Roanoke, VA 24018. 11-91: Seeking info on James Peery WHITMA N b. 1 9 Jul y , 1 844 , Tazewel l Co ., VA. D. 12 Mar. 1833, Tazewell Co. VA. Se rve d i n Co n fede r ate Arm' Info needed on parents, siblings. Gretchen M. Mi l l er , 4709 Colonial Avenue, SW, Roanoke, VA 24018. 12 - 91: Adam SHAVER b 1790 in Wythe Co., VA d. 1872 in S myt h e Co . , VA m. Rosanna VAUGHT ca 1811. Seeking parents and siblin g s of Ada m SH AV EWill exchange info on SHAVERS & VAUGHTS. Elizab e th R. F o gar t y, 4 05 Ve rmo nt, McAllen, TX 78503. 13 - 9 1: Seeking info on parents of James T. KING b. His wife Margaret FARMER, lived in Pulaski Co. , VA . El l a H. Man e r Rt 3, Bx 353, Norwood , NC 28128. 14 - 91 ; Ne'e d info parent s of Hiram SMITH b . 2 8 0 c t 1843 and d. 1917 . Will e xchan g e in f r 1 79 3 . Wi f e wa s Po 1 1 ~ REDPATH . Hi s parents were C.B. and Mary SMITH. Wh at was his name and where did t he y live?His g randson, C.B. lived in Hi was see, Pulaski Co., VA. Will e x c han ge info . Ell a H. Maner, RT 3, Bx 353 Norwood , NC 281 2 e 15 -91: Nee d i nfo on Jefferson DA VIS' mother's f ami 1 y, Jane SIMPSON COOK of SC . Je fferson . Davis b . KY 1808, father Samuel Emory DAVIS (1 756-1824) . Di d Jane GOOK DAVIS'(mother of Jeff)sister, Mary? marr y Be n jami n DAVIS ( 17- - -1848)? Did her dau. Mary WATSON DAVIS (1806-18 80) ma rr y I s aiah JONES, Lee Co . /iWise Co., Va . Family traditio tl says Je f f er so n Davi s , President of the Confederacy and Grandma JONES we r e 1s t c ou s ins. Glenn E. Robinette, 224 Aspen St . Alexandria, VA 223 05. 16- 91: Need parent s of John and Martin DRAKE of Lee Co. , VA . John DRAKE (1799- 1 8__ ) m. Julia Ann WADELL? ROBINETTE? , owned land at head of Powe ll Vall e y, VA, Wise Co.,VA Martin DRAKE (1805-1885) live d near S tickleyville, m. Elizabeth ROBINETTE( l 803- 1 883) dau. Michale RO BI NETT, Sr . (1765-185_) and Mary JUSTICE . Glenn E. Robinet t 22 4 Aspe n St., Al exa ndr i a, VA 22305 . VII ·;1NtA-APPALACHtAN NOTES' �3'7 QUERIES 1 7-91 : John DRAKE ( 1799-18 ) m. Julia Ann WADELL/ROBINETT? had son, Martin DRAKE, b. 1829.~Was Martin the father of Martin DRAKE b. ca 1854, who was listed on 1860 Tazewell Co., VA census records with the Daniel Robinett family, wi~w Easter WADDLE/WADDELL ROBINETT. What relationship was Martin DRAKE to the Daniel ROBINETT family, also William BLANKENSHIP, b. 1841? Glen E. Robinette, 224 Aspen Street, Alexandria, VA 22305. 18-91: Seek info on George RAMSEY and Jane PATTON married 1801 in Montgomery Co. ,VA . Need names of their parents and siblings . Also names of their children. Melody Ramsey, 6953 Laird Ave.,Reynoldsburg, OH 43068. 19-91 : Seeking info on Richard RAMSEY who died 1824, Monroe Co. VA (now WV) Who were his parents? When was he born? Wife's maiden name? (first name Elizabeth or Betty). Melody Ramsey 6953 Laird Ave., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068. 20 -91: Wish to correspond with those researching Bartholomew RAMSEY who died 1793 Bedford Co.,VA Children: Richard, William, Joseph, Simon, James, Benjamin, Agnes (WRIGHT), Margaret (DAVENPORT) Melody Ramsey 6953 Laird Ave . , Reynoldsburg, OH 43068. 21-91: Need death date and place for James C. ANDERSON. Last found on 1880 Montg. Co. census with Mary (wife?) and son Moses age 20, and Nancy, 16 . His first wife Susan C. TRUCKS m. 18 Mar . 1844 in Roanoke Co. Also need her death date and place . Judy Blackwell,224 Christian Ave., NE Roanoke, VA 24012. 22-91: Seeking info on SHERIDAN/SHERRUM family of Franklin Co. ,VA Rachel SHERIDAN m. Thomas HALE, Dennis SHERIDAN witnessed deeds for Thomas HALE, sons Wm and Francis HALE 1808 . Eleanor SHERIDAN m. Rev. Michael HOWERY 26 Sept. 1816 in Franklin Co. ,VA. They named a son Dennis SHERIDAN HOWERY. Daniel GRIFFITH m. Alley SHERIDAN 29 Dec . 1808 and Wm SHERRUM m. Mary WYATT 18 Nov. 1809. Would like to correspond with anyone researching this line. Judy Blackwell, 224 Christian Ave. NE, Roanoke, VA 24012. 23-91: Need parents for James A. SPRADLIN(G) born ca 1825 in Bedford County, VA, m. Rhoda ST CLAIR, 27 Nov. 1848, in Bedford Co, they moved to Montgomery County, VA living there until they died . Would like to exchange information on SPRADLIN(G) lines . Judy Blackwell 224 Christian Avenue, NE Roanoke, VA 24012. nO 24-91 thro' misunderstanding it was omitted VtRGlNIA APPALACHtAN.NOTE~ �38 25 - 91 Sear chin g for i nfo a bo ut th e J oel Walker famil y . .J H marriage r e c or d of David Cannaday a nd J an e Walke r , 2 Aug I H 1 1 • Va . ___Q.P._~?:_-~~~~-.B_~-~-!L<>_~-~_,__A~~~1:_s__o_n..L_~_ _§_6 0 O_l . 1 1 ·. 11 · 26 - 91 John & Eliz a be th Bowen liv ed on Cr a i g ' s Cr i n Mon t (',()rn0rv In . \ .1 1 7°<h & early 1800s . Their ch: Hu gha md Eliz a b eth Owen, Mary rnd Jolin L afon, 'l,q~delin md William Adkins, James md Catherin e Bosters, Will i am and T11hn . h'i sli to le ar n the n ames of John & Elizab eth Bowen' s parents . Qp_~1:__!~~~\~.:...!.l_·_~~-·-·~~~~27 - 91 William Howard 1732-1815 Yorkshire, En g , md 17 57 Hann ah Ps a l ter 17381810 . Two sons Ezekiel & Peter were b in En g . are t h ere r ecords of their immigration to America'? Where in Mont gome r y Co, Va ar e \.Jilliam e H~nnah buried'? Wish to learn more about William & Hannah . 9.£..aJ._. -~~!_£~.~ -~<:__c:.._ _~~=-9-1_ 28-91 Who were p/o James Jordan who md Marth a DeJarnett i11 11.i 1 if ,\X 18 34 '? I_~t_h e r_1:.,1l,e:__G_C?_0_<!_~<>_~11!..,_l_l 5 ~_D 01l,_F_r_a_I!_£.~?_c_~_ _Q_r_L_lS_e_~1:_~~.L-~1:..~~~ -~:_.1_1J2. 29-91 Who were p/o Nathan 0 Jones, b NC, me Sarah Haskett l Jan 1859 , after Civil War. Any info please. !_~1:..1!..~ri~-~-o_o_c!_l!_.C?_?-_~,__s_e_e__2_~:J-~.:.. 2') llcc came to 1 /. ' 30-91 Who were the p/o these Stone men'? Eusebius Stone md S u sannah Ballard Micaj ah Stone rnd Apphia Hurt, Jeremiah Stone md Susannah Gray son. A 1 1 were in Bedford co l 7 6 0-178 O. !'1i1 d r ~c!..-~~IllP. b ~l_l_,__8_;g__~;i:..~-J-?_1:12_~~.-S_t_._S_~-'--~<?..~:!.~~~ Va 24014 31- 91 Who were the p/o Lemuel A Campbell, b 10 Sep 1808, md Mary Mccraw 18 Jan 1832, Bedford Co Va'? Other ch William M & HenryTruxton Campbel 1 . ~i..~~E.~~·-~-~~ll!P-~e_u_,__~_3 0 :;9_1._~ 32-91 Was Benjamin Ward, d ca 1777, f/o or b/o Daniel Ward'? They a re l i s t ed t o g in the tithable for Pittsylvania Co,Va 1 77 3 - 1775. Daniel, f/o Samuel, As a, et al WILL prob in Franklin Co, Va ,Jan 1826. ~~l_c!_r_c:_c!__\!__~~~P...~~?:.:1.:L se e 30-91 . ..-··- -·--·---·-- Correc tion to 88-90, Nov 1990: Seek p/o Allen Farner (no t Farmer) b md 1852 Mary Eliz'h Prillaman, d/o David & Sarah Helms--Prillaman ~i..l_~~~-c!.._1!,_~~~-~~~!:.,__~e_e_,19_:..9-1:..~ 187 1 TN, O· 33-9 1 Ne ed all info on Mel vena Carroll, b Va 1810-1814, w / o T homas 1 Hen l _l§!_y, Wa shington/Cocke/Monroe Cos, TN. Ch: James, George, Allen, Ruth , Mary, Susan , Sarah, Ch b 1836 to 1850. !'1..c:..r...r..._t1__'{_c:_1!_._~.l~.P-~-·-?-1=.?_2_._c_~l_l_~.-Y.~E.~.-~E..~~.'La Jolla, CA 92037. · --·-·-.------·-·----·-·---·- "(/) 34 - 91 William Clark, wife Mary (Nancy'?) Wilson were p/o Edward Pinkney , Eli za An n , Jame s Wilson, Wi 11 iam Leonides, Alfred. Family migrated from Washingt o n Co Va to Ru s h Co IN where William d 1834, Wish correspondence with anyone resear c hing this family ~~1:..Y-~.-Y..~~-SP..E.~!-.-~~e 33-91 -.-.. 35 - 91 John P i nnell b c 1810. Census gives bp as either Va or Ky H e to Bureau Co , I L . Sons Joseph R, George A , Eugene, Willard, Earne s t. his 2 wives & ancestry. ~.rJ:.11..-Y.~I!.._Ifp_p_~, .:>..,~e_._l_l_:_?._?-__ mig r ated Need w ,_. ~ <:t. <.. ..._ . . ._I ( • 36-91 Oscar Dav id Warden md Julia Ann Warden 15 June 1854 in Wyth e Co , Va. Their ch Mary md Jame s A Sheppberd and Sarah E md John W Owns both i n P u las ki Va in 1870s. A son Thomas wa s 7 mos old 1860, I believe he we nt wes t. O s l' nr Warden was living i n t h e home of Nancy Crockett in Wythe Co at tim e o f d ea t h Would like to hear fro m anyo n e who has knowled ge of thi s fa mily "·-~~ .U-.~~·­ .~~E.~~~.1!.~_l}.y__~~~-·-2-l_+AJ:..1!..e_ll.~.-?_!.~~.-~!.,_._f-EJ._l!..c_e_t,o.2'!.,1_ ,_~Y.._~~-~Q. .. o. 1. ... ( �39 37-91 J osephine Virginia Booten Warden was the d/o of Martha Booten b 1848 Missour i . Martha d 1861 in Pulaski & Josephine rnd Stuart Clark Warden 1865 Pulaski . She d 1884 Wythe Co.Samuel & James Booten were b in Pulaski Co, Va Did the Booten boya leave Pulaski after their mother d? I would like to hear from anyone who has any knowledge of this family. ~-l~~ ~~~~~~-t-!_~r_p_~ -~~~L~~~--~6_::2_l_ 38 -91 Seeking info on any descendant of Martha Warden Smallwood the d/o Thomas Warden living in Montgomery Co, Va ca 1800. Md to Jerrniah Smallwood in Montgomery Co , Va 1810. The 1830 census lists 3 ch. There are no records in ~ontgomery after 1830. Do you know anything regarding this family'? Names of ch or any descendant . ~~!:_~1:._~J~~r;_d e~.-~u_r_p_l!l.,_B_~~'--~~~-~~:..9-~~ 39-91 Seeking info on William Milbourn/Hilburn & his wife Mary Stevens In the late 1700s & early 1800s they were in Washington Co, Va Their son Andrew was b 6 Apr 1802, Washington Co & md there also to Elizabeth Br ooks 15 Apr 1825 & to Christina Shutters 27 June 1833 . _g_~!'-~_M_~~b_,~~!'-~!-.-~?-~._Y-~ ne__N_~~~l~ Dr ..-~~~~~~·-~-~l.L~.-~'.i_Q_~ t10-91 \fas William Stevens the f/o or b/o Mary Stevens who md William Milbourn/Milburn & 1 i ved in Washington Co, Va in the late 1700s & early 1800s '? Would like to correspond with anyone who has info on this family . .£.~~~l._M_~l~~l!.E..1!..L.~~~.2.~::~l 41-91 Seeking info on George Brooks who d in Washington Co, Va in 1846. Wife was Mary ? . Need info on her, too . _g_~r-~l--~~~~~~E.~--~~~-~~:..9-~~ 42-91 Seek info on Robert Haynes, b ca 1815 in NC, d in Va, rnd Susan Phipps. When & where were they md'? Who were his parents'? Date of birth & death'? !i~~~~·-~--~-~l~~~_,__17-.~~-~l.<!..-~~-~~~--~9-.~~- .£~~r:...l.~1:..1:..~~~~l.l.~'--~--~~-~~~ 43-9 1 Need info on the p/o Charles Clifton Carey, b 29 July 1878 Nelson Co , Va, & d 21 Apr 1964,Staunton, Va . Their names were Michael Carey & Alice Goseby. Need info on the p/o Charles ' wife Rose Mabel Allen, b 13 Oct 1877, Nelson Co . They were John Allen & Dicey A Wright . Rachel Dunton Wills, _tC!_,_~~~--!._~~5-_,_,_!i_~~1:_._~~!_I!_.1:_!_ ~.-~~~1.~ --·-----------·--·-·---·- 44-91 Need info on the m/o Charles Edwin Wills, " Elam ," named Sarah or Sallie Purvis, b 1815. Need info on the p/o Mary Elizabeth Sbowalter ,w/o Charles, whose names are unknown . Mary was b 5 May 1862-d 4 July 1933 in Lev i ngston , Ne 1 s on Co , Va . When we re Ch a r 1 es & Mary md '? ~C!.£..~~l._12..~1!.~~~-_!,l_i;.11~--~~~-~--:.~l.~ 45-91 Need Bedford Co, b Mar 1856, w/ o Harwood info on the p/o Lelia Belle Sligh/Sly, b 3 Nov 1883, Big Island, Va,-d 6 June 1955 Bedford Co, Va. Her parents were Andrew Sligh , & Ophelia "Effie," last name unknowrt, b Apr 1859 . Lelia was the Mc Danie 1 Tinsley . ~~C:..~':,!.,_p_~~-1:..~1!..-~!..l.l~'-·-~~~..'.:2.::~1.~ Abbreviations b - born ch - children Eng - England p/o - parent of b/o - brother of Cr - creek f /o - father of prob - proba te bp - birthplace d -died info -information tog - together ca - about d/o - daughter of md - married w/o - wife of 'VIRGINIA APPAlACHfAtfNOTE$1 �QUERIE S 46-91: My ~G Grandfather Wm Win.ton HANSH EW , b. 3 Ju I ,. l H >H , \'1vthe Co . , VA, s . o f J o hn & Mary (KING?) HANS HAW m. Loui se> c; . ! r;1<1:t-, R '?) HUBBLE, d a u . o f Justus & Rachel MCCL ELL EA"I HUBBLE , l !l M.1 v l Hh'>, Olympia, Smythe Co.,VA.Siblin g s o f Wm Wi n t o n l :"N S ll A\" 1,.•e 1· c-: Sarah b . 1 8 4 1 , Rhoda , 18 4 2 , Mo 11 y b . 18 4 6 , Su s a n b . 18 4 8 . \.J h o w e r c> • l n o we re J ohn HANSHEW'S parents? Was Mary the da u . of Jacob Kr ~c;? Where was John HANSHEW after 1850? t.Jho di d h i s daup,hters m1r r v? 1850 Census states all children born in VA . M ~i:_ g_<!_r e t _i:'.: ~ ~~<.!~~n ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~<!_~~~-~~~-~~g~~L-~~~~--~~~Q~. 47 -91 : Desire to correspond with any desc e nd a nt s of A l vi s ~on h MAR TIN b. N"C d. l?ul. Co.,VA known children: L e wi s , P ul. r:o , V/\ Robert, Smyth ~o ., VA, James, Cabell Co.,WV, Edw a rd Noa h, P a t . & Grayson Co . , VA . .t\ 1 vis No ah MART IN b r i e d in F r i e s , VA \" i J 1 e x c h a n g e i nf or mat ion. :.!.~~~!_~-~ ~~~~~L _ !_ ~ ~Q _g_~~ ~ ~ ~ -~ <?_ ~<i L _ ~ \i. l.)~_<2_ <!_ ~ ~ ~ ~ L ~ ~ _ ~ ~Q ~ ~ a n d w i f e E1 i z abeth, Halifax Co., 1752, Pittsylvania Co., 1768, He nr y C o . , 1 77 9 . William MULLINS, Jr . , d . 1830, Franklin Co . , wif e Jan e S T ANL EY d a u of William STANLEY d. 1784 Henry Co . wife Judith . Son Rich a cd S TANLE Y b . 1750 Orange Co . , d. 1830's Scott Co . Viola Mullen, 47 5 Mu l l e n 48 - 91 Wo u 1 d 1 i k e to trade info , Wi 11 i am MULL I NS , ~c:_12ks -~<!!.__~~~:_~:_~~~-~~r:1:.'!.~~X-~~~~~. Sr . --- --- -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - 49 - 91 : Geor g e STEWART (b. abt . 1825 VA, d. 19 15 Harlan Co . ,KY) I am told George, s. of Joel STEWART an d Nan c y WORLEY and Jane dau . of Samuel HENSLEY, s on of He nr y . Re bec c a PARKER (b. abt 1822 KY) m. Thomas CHESNUT ( 1841 Cla y Co . KY). Reb e cca is dau of John . More on John??? Linda Hurley_ l~~Q_~!_~9_~-~I~:_ _fiQ__IL~~L-~~~~~~'=.~~~£&L -~r-~Q.~~~ - ---- - - -- - m. J a ne HE NSLEY (b. ;ibt 1830 d . 1909). 50 - 91 : Hann ah FARLEY ( b • ;i b t . 18 2 0 KY ) m . John G I L B ER T ( b 1 8 2 1 VA ) s . of Ben j a min F. GILBERT of Lee Co. VA . flannah' s parents were Jess e FARLEY ( b. ab t 1796 VA) and L3vina CLAY (b . .:ibt 1804 TN) L a vina ' s death reco r d in Harlan Co . KY say she was b . in Hawkins Co, TN to Hen r y CLAY . Lind a Hur 1 e y 114 0 A1 ton ST A RD fl 3 5 , Law r e n c e b u r g , K ~ 40342 . - - ---------------- - ---------- - - - - - - --- - - -- - - - - - - - ---- -- 51 -91: El l is GRAVITT (b . abt 1790 VA) married Elizabeth CRUTCHFIE LD (b . 1790 VA) dau. of Nicholas . George GRAVITT (b • .::.ibt 1788 VA) rn. Han na h BOWL ER (b 1791 NC) dau of Thomas. George CARMIKLE (b . 1831 KY) wh o ma rri e d Nancy SPARKS (b . abt 1835 KY) dau of "Bet tie . " L~~<!~ -~~~-!:.~~-~!.'±.Q _~~~~~-~~~~ -~<! _l~~~-~~~£~~~~~~'£.8. t. _ 15_ I 52 - 91 : _~Q_ ~ ~ ?_ :... Seeking i n fo o n par. o f William KNOX b. c a 1780-9 0 . Nancy ANDERSON b 179 4- 5 VA , may have been second wi f e as f i r s t child was b . 17 Aug 18 10 i n TN , then other children, Eli za b e th b. 181 2 , TN, Matil da b. 18 16 TN, George b. 1817 TN, then 6 yrs later Mar g aret, my ance s to r , b . i n VA suspect he returned to VA and m . N'ancy . Mrs. Donald D. ( Ma rtha) Zimm ~ ~~~~L -~~~-~QQL_li.~i:_~~!_L _!.1=. _£2.~~~~:..- --------------------- ----- -- �Lt I QUERIES 5 3- 91 : Researching family name of TOMPKINS. Dock Franklin TOMPKINS (my g randfather), His parents, William and Lucindy TOMPKINS . He had brothers James and Hugh, sisters, Emma and Sarah . James m. Masouri E. POWERS 5 Jun 1884, Hugh m. Pearl BLEVINS 13 Feb. 1932. Emma m. Albert STANLEY 11 May 1897, Sarah m. J. W. RAMEY, 24 Mar 1903. Wish to correspond with anyone from these families. Nina Langnes, 7940 W. Tesch Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53220 54-91 : Would like to know names of Nancy FILSON ' s parents and siblings . Nancy was born 25 Aug 1776-1874. She was wife of F'rederick THRASHER of Botetourt Co ., VA. Will share info. Ruth Thrasher, P. 0 . Bx 2183, Buena Park, CA 90621. 55-91: Need info about family of Nancy ELKINS of Stuart, Patrick Co.,VA who married William SALISBURY 5 Jan 1 802. They had sons Wm and Hiram SALISBURY. Will share info. 2183, Buena Park, CA 90621. Ruth Thrasher, PO Bx 56-91: Need parents of Benjamin and Ruth HUFF in Bot. Co . , VA 178082 and lat e r Montg. Co. ,VA near Bent Mt. Who were parents of this couple? Children were: John, Joseph m. Catherine~-' Stephen, Catherine m. Joshua WILSON , Sarah m. Cornelius READ, Charity m. James RENTFRO, Elizabeth m. John WILSON, and Jerusha m. Thomas LEE. Will correspond with descendants of the above. Mrs. Barbara Sprague Drew, 4180 Randolph Ave., Oakland, CA 94602. 5~91: William DAVIS of Wythe Co. , VA summoned to Greenbrier Court Dec. 1791. He was paid as a witness and for 76 miles travel. Who was his wife? children? Was Sarah DAVIS, widow of Isaac VANBIBBER, later married to Willaim GRIFFIN (GRIFFY) his daughter? She was at same court in 1785 and 1788. Mrs. Barbara Sprague Drew, 4180 Randolph Ave., Oakland, CA 94602. 5a91 : Reverend Isaac Michael VANBIBBER, b. ca 1723 Mayland, m. Sarah DAVIS. He was an Old Side Baptist minister. They were i n Bedford Co. tithes 1748- 1750, Pittsylvania Co. 1767. Children: John, Peter, James, Nancy, Sarah, Margaret, Isaac and Rebecca, some born in Halifax and some Lunenburg Co., VA. Are you a descendant? Mrs. Barbara Sprague Drew, 4180 Randolph Ave., Oakland, CA 94602 . 59-91 Desire to corr.espond with any descendants of families of ESTES , HUNDLEY, and HOJPER of Charlotte and Halifax Counties , VA Caswell Co. ,NC and KY . Jimmi~-~~~~~~L-l~~~-~~£~~£-~~L-~~L-~~~~~~e VA 24015. V·;f~)c1· r..:1." I \ l\.i I Apr. ;~.r ~~1•: .,,, f',1 I (\.._{ ,\_, , ' ' ' • \ .,,.,-r,l:.:-5· 1•V1 �60-91 Need info on SMITH & AUSTIN fami l i es . Geo r ge s :-: I'r!! IT. i. :·:z~ry /\.l"S":'Il~ dates & place unknow . They are listed in the 18 7 0 Vi o n tE;omcry ~o , \"a census , PO Choldrip Store, Va & Aubrian Township . Ch listed : :-:c<!vi n a 1 2 , _ ? 9 , William 7, George W 5, & Osborn G ( my gf) 2 . Osborn 1; •,.;,:u; l i v i n g in Wythe Co, Va . Where he md Lavania Ann WAHDEN , 2 2 December 1888 . Any info on this line, please write . Anna M (JONES) Bryan t , 2 Gcminolc Rd Huntington, WV 25705 61 - 91 Need info on Calvin & Mary SMITH who a r e l is ted i n the 1 h70 Wyt h e Co, Va census - Ft Chiswill Township & the 18 80 Wythe Co census Lead Vii n es District . They had 12 ch , some of them were Bob , Ed , Ch a r lies , Frou , George, Fannie , Blanche , Nannie and Minnie Smi th . How was t h is. fami ly related to the George & Mary Smith famil y listed in the 1 870 Mo n tgome ry Co Ya census? Have pictures . Will share info . Anna M B ry a n t , see 60 - 9 1 62-91 Wish to correspond with anyone who has info on WI L SON , GR AY & WA RDEN families who 1st settled in Wythe Co , Ya somet im e a r ou n d 1850 - 1855 Mary Ellen WILSON md James D GRAY, their ch were : Nan cy B , S ara h , B e r tie L, Grayson W, Della D, James W, Frances Sand John E GRAY . Ma ry Ellen ' s sister Sarah Jane WILSON md James WARDEN . Their ch : Wi l l i am H , James K , Edgar , Lavania Ann , Margaret & Mary Ellen WAHDEN . Who we r e Ma ry Ellen and Sarah Jane ' s farents? Any info appreciated. Anna M B ry ant , see 6 0 - 9 1 63- 91 Seell: info on James & Nancy TODD Mc MURTRY & son-in-law , Hugh LUSK (b ca1762 , Ireland , d 1834 Hardin Co , Ky) md Elizabeth McMURTRY J Jan 1 782 Reckbridge Co, Ya . Who were parents & s iblings of Jam es & Nancy? Was Hugh related to LUSK families in Ya prior to 1756? Jani s Edward Knox, 7555 Road , Colorado Springs , CO 80908 64-91 Desire correspondence with descendants of Samuel & Margar et NI CHOLS MONTGOMERY. Moved from Montgomery Co , Va to Woodford Co , Ky ca 1784 . Who were p/o Margaret? Did MONTGOMERY family come from Ireland to Pennsylvania ca 1722 or to Va in 1600 ' s? Janis Edwards Knox , see 6J-91 Anyone whJ received a November VAN or 1990 Directory with blank pages, ulease notify: Judy Blackwell, Corresponding Secretary at our regula r address for replacement sheets. 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Volume XI V - November 1990 Contents President/s Message 12Ja Lineage and Records 123 Turman - Miksel 125 Patterns of Freedom: Records of the Greedmens Bureau 1 26 Munford' s Report - Vol IV lJO Notes from " Journal of the House of Delegates" 136 Carden Family Bible Records 137 Gordon Letter 138 Boones Mill .Baptist Church Cemetery, Franklin Co, Va 139 The Mitchell - Enos Connection 1 41 Legi s lat ive Petition: Giles County , Va 142 Obituary of Elder William R Radford 144 Hi ghland Co , Va, 1870 Mortality Schedule 145 Items from The Montgomery Messenger, Christiansburg, Va 146 John Perry's Petition for Pension 1 47 Giles County , Virginia, Court Records 1 48 Queries 154 Book Reviews 158 Virgini a Room -- New Additions (Books) 159 Li st of Le tters - Botetourt County , Va Post Office 164 ALL DUES RECEIVED AFTER OCTOBER JI, 1990, will apply to 1991. �October 1990 Dear Fellow Genealogists, By the time you receive this issue of the VAN the society will have made a trip to an historic site in Bedford known as Avenel. have all looked forward to this trip for some time. We It is hard to believe that there is only one more meeting in November to complete the 1990 calendar year. Please join us if you haven ' t attended a meeting recently. The last issue of the VAN arrived at some houses in sad shape because of a stapling problem at the printer ' s office. trying to rectify this problem. We have been If the cover was ripped or came off in mailing, we need to know. The printer will try to replace any issues that arrived in poor shape or reimburse us for those. we are sorry if this caused problems for you. Hope you are enjoying your time in research and will continue to add to you family tree in the days ahead. Sincerely, ~~ Kagey,~ Oeedie President VIRGINfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �LINEAGE and RECORDS By Glenn M 'IU.rnell The subject of lineage could actually read LINEAGE-RECORU3 as an hyJ>hen~ted word, as no lineage could ever be established without records. This year of 1986 is the 900th of the first all emcompassing record we English speaking people have of the citizens of a state . In 1085 King William I, during his Christmas court commissioned the Domesday survey. I rather imagine that when most of us think of this survey we assume it lists the names of all the people of England, a total of some one and one half million persons, but most of them did not have names as we know them , that is, first and last names . Only a very limited number of the actual population was listed by name . To give you an idea of the record as presented to the King, I will show one area only, Albury, in Surrey England in the year 1086. The entry in the OOMESDAY SURVEY rel ating to Albury and translated from the I.a.tin, is told by R. Charles Walmsley, FRIGS in a little booklet publ ished in 1974. The "Domesday Book " is said to be so named because it judged all men without bias like the Last Judgement - named landowners only and showed the value of their holdings and the extent . I hope the following account of the Survey made under Wil liam the Conqueror will be of as much interest to others as it was to me. DOMESDAY SURVEY - Relating to Alburyr In Blacheatfield (Blackheat h) Hundred. Roger holds of Richard Eldeberie. Azor held it of King Edward . It was then assessed for 4 hides; now for 2t hides. The land is for 6 ploughs . In demesne there is 1, and (there are) 11 villeins and 5 bordars with 6 ploughs . '!here is a church ; and 4 serfs ; and a mill worth 5 shillings. Wood worth 30 hogs (a year). Of these hides, a knight holds 1 hide; and (he has) there in demesne lt ploughs, and 1 villein and 1 serf ; and there is an acre of meadow . The whole, in the time of King Edward, was worth 10 pounds , and afterwards 100 shillings; now 9 pounds. The following Notes help expla in some of the terms and names of the above, 1. Blackheath Hundred. A county was divided into Hundred, each of several parishes, for what we should police purposes. 2. Roger d'Abernon, whose descendants held Albury for five centuries. 3. Richard de Tonebridge, ancestor of the great house of de Clare, Earls of Hertford and of Gloucester. 4 . Eldeberie - i . e. 'the old Bury', Doubtless derived from the Roman enclosed settlement on Farley Heath. 5. Azor. An Englishman who held large estates of King Edward, and did not lose them all at the Conquest. He had made his peace with the Conqueror, but died before 1086. 6. Assessed for 4 hides . A hide was 120 acres , but it does not follow that there were really 480 acres here. It is what we call a rateable value, so reckoned for purposes of taxation. 7. Now - i.e. in 1086 the rateable value is lowered. 8. 6 ploughs . 'Ihis almost certainly refers to an ancient valuation of King Edward's days, not to any definite measure of land. 9, demesne . The part of the estate farmed by the lord's bailiff, ' Home Farm', we should call it. 10. there is 1 - one plough, meaning one team of eight oxen . 11. villiens . Small farmers who had land of their own, worked by them in co-operation, of which they could not be deprived, but who owed certain work on the lord's land and certain payments, and were not free to leave. There were 11 villein holdings here, with one man responsible for each, but most probably with several sons , orothers or relatives on each holding. The population can not be estimated from this. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/ :2. '/ Lineage and Records 12. bordars. Tenants in a lower class than villeins , perhaps with only a cottage and garden and no farming land. 'Ihe same remark applies to this number as to that of the villeins. lJ. church. The Church of Albury Park bears traces of the church mentioned here. 14. serfs. Absolute slaves who could be bought and sold. Probably heads of families. They had no holdings of land, as even bordars had on a small scale. 15. mill. A water mill. Dues paid for grinding at it worth 5s a year. The Villeins would grind their corn here. 16. Wood worth JO hogs. Wood from which thirty hogs could be provided a year, but it would feed very many more. Thirty killed. 17. a knight. In all probability this unnamed knight was ancestor of the family afterwards called de Weston. Weston Street is the correct name of the main street of Albury village. De Westons held it as a separate manor under the de Glares (see Note J) , 18. li ploughs. This sound mysterious, but a plough means eight oxen . He had twelve oxen - enough to draw one plough with four over. Surrey farmers would plough with less than eight oxen . He also had two tenants - his managing farmer and one slave under him. 19. worth 10 pounds - i . e. in the time of King Etlward, before 1066. 20. afterwards. After the Conquest of 1066 and the ravage of the country by the march of William ' s army, which came through or near Albury, The value of the land dropped by one-half that year (1066/67). 21. now. In 1086, it has nearly recovered, but the lowered assessment for taxation is allowed to stand. From the time of the survey in 1086 until Runnymede on June 1 5 , 1215 when the great charter - MAGNA CHARTA - was granted by King John of England, the people started to add second or Surnames to the first names and many occurrences of their lives were being recorded, such as marri ages, births and deaths. Most of these records were kept by the churches of England (as well as those of other countries) and even today, if one knows where to look - county or area - many of them are available . When the ownership of property became more prevalent, the records were kept by the civil authorities . By the time of the first settlement in 1607 in this country some of the people , not all of course, were able to read, held property which could be sold or traded and the transactions had to be recorded. From these records we are often able to carry down generation after generation of a family to form a pedigree . Without records it would be almost impossible to do this . I know there are some c ultures where the genealogies are given orally by a very limited number of people , such as was done by the Hawaiians, but even they have now had this information put into book form. When a people have writing they have records, when they do not , there is no way to establish a true genealogy. From the time of the first settlement in this country until just before the Revolution, records were fairly well kept, both in the churches and by the civil governments, primarily because of property, and names of the titheabl es which were the principal source for taxes. Marriages, births and deaths were often kept by local ministers of some of the churches as their private property , but many Parish Churches still have existing records which are valuable for research . One of the most informative and complete sources for church records is William Wade Hinshaw's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY. The Quakers kept meticulous records and even though there may be no indication that an ancestor was a Quaker, these records are worth looking into, especially up until the early 1800s when the people started migrating over the mountains and from older states of the coast into the Northwest Territory and other new areas of the country. The hardest period of research seems to be fro m the end of the Revolution until the first VlRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �/25 Lineage and Records complet e c ensus of 1850; Wltil then land records and sometimes wil1s were kept but not much else because of distances envolved to seats of goveniment and the lack of laws. It was not until after the early 1900s that most of our states required that vital statistics be recorded, which certainly made for easier research . One of the most important and often overlooked places for records are the family Bibles or Record Books. The prize possession of many of our early families was the Bible. In these were recorded the marriages, birth and deaths , often for a number of generations, and these Bibles were passed down from member to member of a family . I f a family Bible is available for research, feel most fortunated: I f the contents of any known Bible have not already been J>Ublished in some form, see that it is done, so the information will not be lost forever from this prime source of LINEAGE-RECORDS. Searching records can be frustrating, but remember, you have established a bit of history when you have found an answer to a problem and that can be most enjoyable: (Mrs Turnell a 4JO S Fuller Ave , #6K, Los Angeles, CA 90036) =========-====·================================================================== TURMAN - MIKSEL contributed by Calvin Weddle Montgomery to Wit this Day Came Eligah Turman before me JaCob harman and Complaind on oath that he had Reason to believe that Peter miksel and John miksel has f orlor __ _ (?) taken or stolen or conseals a box so that the Sd turmon Cant find it the use is thare fore in the name of the Comonwelth to Command you to tak thesd peter miksel and John miksel and bring them before me tomorrow by twelve oClock and this shall be your Spheshal Warent for the Same given under my hand this 1st day January 1811 JaCob Harman (Back) Charles Harman Judgeman is that Each party pay thare cost and t hat t he sai d micksel s be acquited in cred. given under my hands this 26 day of J anuary 1 811 Thomas Goodson Jacob barman ( Not e: A z erox c opy of t he original ha s been placed in the vertical file of the Vi rg i n i a Room , Roanoke City Public Library Roanoke, Va 0 ) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �PATI'ERNS OF FREEIXM Records of the Freedrcens Bureau 1866 Marriage & 1867 Census Montgonery County, Virginia Compiled and Edited by R. Boulton Dickenson August 1990 Prior to 'Ille Surrender at Appomattox , on April 9, 1865, the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned lands, usually called the Freedmen 's :sureau, \taS established by an act of Congress approved March 3, 1865. Within the the State of Virginia, following The war of the Rebellion, the bureau was divided into 8 districts, r.bntgornery County being one of 18 counties included in the 8th district. Brevet Captain Charles s. Schaeffer , a native of Germ::ll1town (Philadelphia) Penn., was assigned to the 8th District headquarters in Christiansburg, under Special Order No. 9 of May 23, 1866. It was under his direction that the follOVJing 1866 marriage records , and the 1867 Census, of Freedmen were taken. Where appro~ate, the inconplete 1865 census taken by Schaeffer 's predecessors, are included. All told, they are among the few such records to survive the disestablishrrent of the Freedmen ' s Bureau by Congress in 1868, and the subsequent withdrawal of the bureau fran the States in 1869 . 1866 Key 1st Line: Surname (Male underlined, Female in parenthesis) ; age; Place of birth (Virginia counties or other); Last slaveowner and place of residence. 2nd Line: Spouse narre, age, POB; last slaveowner and place of residence (M'.J=M-:>ntgorrery County, Va . ) 3rd Line: Date of Marriage and names of children (issue)--if given 4th Line: {at tines 3rd line) 1867 employer, & employee r esidence 1867 Abbreviations : Bapt.=Baptist Bl=Black; Fe=female; m.=married; Ma::::Male; tve--M::mtgomery County; Meth . ~thodist; Mu=Mulatto; s.=single; Sl=Slave; W/'Pr= Written Agreement (means of employment). [Children listed under father's surname only, to minimize duplication] ABBOI'r, Charles, 22 m. Patience (Abbott) 44 Appoma.ttox Appomattox Jos~ah Grant [Lagran?] Josiah Grant 1 November 1863 1867 Jarres Trump; Allegheny Springs, 3 mi. on fillet Creek(?) ABBOITS, Charles 24 Bl Sl m. Fanner ABBOITS, Patience 36 Bl Sl rn. Shoulder injuries, Baptist ABBO'ITS, Albert 18 Bl Sl s. Farmer It I lID:rj 11 Bl Sl " , William 9 Bl Sl " , Puss 9 Bl Sl ( ABBOI'r) , Jane/Sophia Wyatt LAGRAN 26 25 Appoma.ttox Appomattox Josiah Lagran Josiah Lagran (ABBO'IT? ) , Patience m. Charles ABBOIT [cf above] 44 22 Appomattox Appomattox Jos~ah Grant(Lagran?] Josiah Grant [Lagran?] (AKENS), Millie rn. William JONES. 70 81 Henrico King William Alexander P. Eskridge Alexander P. Eskridge VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES. shares wages M: MC MC M: ~ MC �ALEXANDER, Andrew 25 cartpbell William Burrow rn. Plina (JOHNSON) 20 cartpbell William H. MJuren 20 January 1864; No Issue 1867: Richard East, Christiansburg, 6 mi. East on Floyd Rd. ALEXANDER, Andrew 27 Bl Ma Sl Fa.mer " , Puline 20 Bl Fe Sl ALEXANDER, Crockett C. 3€> MC M:lrgaret A. (BROOKS) 24 Pulaski No Da.te Given; Issue: Hannah 10 , Floyd 8, 18 6 7 : Thanas Olildress , Christiansburg, 6 ALEXANDER , Crockett 33 Mu Ma Sl Farrrer " , Margaret A. 24 Mu Fe Sl " , Anna 11 Mu Fe Sl " , Floyd 8 Mu Ma Sl " , Emeline 6 Mu Fe Sl II , Crockett M. 4 Mu Ma FREE " , John 2 Mu Ma FREE (ALEXANDER) , ate line Parris LAWRENCE ALEXANDER, John Sarah J . Shares Thomas Childress M:: John Lucas M:: Ema.line 5, Crockett 3, John 1 mi. Childress south Shares m. Methodist m. " 26 38 M: M: William Taylor 27 24 MC casi:er Grant casi:er Grant Roane Co, Tenn m. 15 October 1863; No Issue (CARTER) campbell Qmpbell FREEBORN MC M: Roane Co. Tenn. Roane Co. Tenn. ALEXANDER, Spencer 58 MC Arthur lt:.'Corkle M:: rn. Eliza (PEPPER) 35[?]MC Arthur lt:.'Corkle M:: Dec-ember 25 , 1831"; Issue: Mary 34 , Jane 33, John 32, caroline 31, Charles 21, SUsan 16, Sarah 16, Snith 15, Fanny 12. "" jurrp over the broom" , Sunday ANDERSON , .Benjamin 46 CUmberland John Miller m. Julia (GRANVILLE) 27 MC William Smith 1865: Ben jamine , 55 Male Black 1867 : Gordon Hall , Snowville, 2 mi. south ANDERSON, Benjamin 48 Bl Ma Sl Fanner m. Baptist ANDERSON , Julia Ann 35 Bl Fe Sl m. Cripple disease 1867: Gordon Hall, SnoVNille, 2 mi. Fast[!] ANDERSON, Benjamin 60 Bl Ma Sl Fanner m ANDERSON, Julia Ann 45 Bl Fe Sl Washing m ANDERSON, Henry 13 Bl Ma Sl ANDERSON, Andrew[? J 12 Bl Ma Sl ANDERSON, Allice 10 Bl Fe FREE ANDERSON , Carter Shares Shares Wages Elizabeth carter Franklin Sarah Frances* (BROON) 23 Bedford William Feather Roanoke no date for marriage; Issue: John 5, Ann Bell 3 1867: John Etzler , Christiansburg, 3 mi. E on Rock Road CARTER, Ande rson 50 Bl Ma Sl Fanner m. Crippled 'badly' , Ba.pt . WA/Shares CARTER, Sarah Frances 23 Bl Fe Sl m. CARTER, John 8 Bl Ma Sl CARTER, Ann Bell 6 Bl Fe Sl CARTER, Jane 1 Bl Fe FREE n.b. Carter Anderson may well be a second Ande rson carter , or have 2 wives. * a . k.a. "Fanny" and "Feather"? 48 Bed£ord Pulaski VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Jetter Allison ANDERSON, Charles 22 Bedford John Gordon M:lry M. (SAUNDERS) 19 OC n/d ; Issue: Maria E. 2, Mary E. 2 mos. 1867: 'Ihanas Oliver, Blacksburg , 2 mi N. E ANDERSON, Charles 22 Mu Ma Sl Farmer rn. ANDERSON, Mary M. 20 Mu Fe Sl "Injured Severley" Methodist ANDERSON, Mary E. 6 Mu Fe Sl ANDERSON, Mary E. V. 1 Mu Fe FREE wages Jarres Shields William Da.vis M: M: M: Giles Floyd .t-tDaniel Gordon Cloyd MC MC Robert Ryan John A. Lang M: M: (ANDERSON) , Elizabeth 50 Bedford m. lewis 49 MC (ANDERSON) , I.Duisa rn. Jarres HICKMAN 38 37 M: (ANDERSON) , Maria m. Giles JOHNSON 24 43 PATE Bedford Roanoke William Dobbins ANDERSON, Peter 47 MC Mary Taylor Nancy (Jones ) 39 Mc m. 10 Feb. 1848; Issue: Sidney 17 1867: David Hall, Snowville, 1 mi. North 44 Mu Ma Sl Farmer m. Methodist ANDERSON, Peter m. 37 Mu Fe Sl I Nancy , Sidney 18 Mu Ma Sl " Pulaski Pulaski M: WA/Shares ti (ANDERSON), Rachel m. Wi lliam BURTON (ANTHONY) , Fanny m. Joshua BRO'JN Wages Alexande r P . .ESkridge Edward Christian M: 30 Bath Bedford 18 21 Prince Georges Roanoke Mile s Wilson Sarah Lanaham re 37 eanpbell Roanoke ANI'HONY, Mark 72 Notoway Thomas Henry FCMlkes r.c Fanny ( YFAROur) 55 MC . Thomas Henry FCMlkes (?) M::: m. Sept. 2, 183?; Issue: Sophia 16, caroline 13 1867 : John Surface , Orristiansburg , 4 mi. on Auburn Road ANTHONY , Mark 74 Bl Ma Farmer m. Gra':'el Me~. Needy Circumstances w:Js ANI'HONY , Fanny 65 Bl Fe m. Infirm Needy Circumstances ANTHONY, Sophia 16 Bl Fe Servant Scrufula neck Needy Circumstances ANI'HONY, caroline 12 Bl Fe Charles Henry Lynch George Earhart M: Washington Goochland Nancy Aplen Mary ~re GoOChland Henrico F.dward 46 21 Henrietta (™ENS) m. 10 May 1863; No Issue Rockbridge Co. Montgomery Co . Freeborn John B. Radford (ARMSTRO~), Rachel m. Abraham VAUGHN MC MC Edwin J . Amiss Mary Wade Roanoke Roanoke Joseph Shanklin Joseph Shanklin APSON, Robert 47 campbell Mary (COLEMAN) 34 MC m. 16 March 1860 ; Issue: ( APLEN) , Eliza Peter NCWLEN Emna. 31 30 ARM.STR~, 51 48 (ARNOLD), Elsey/Allsey 65 61 James BRACKETT 17 VlRGlN\A APPALACHIAN NOTES - - - earnpbell r.c M: l\of::: M: �(AUSTIN), Rhoda A. m. Robert THCMPSON 33 40 Pulaski Giles Jarres Cloyd Thorras Shannon Pulaski Giles Pulaski Gordon C. Cloyd Pulaski K: Jarres R. Kent M:m. March 22, 1853; Issue: George 10, Robert 8, Rhoda 5, Jarres 2, Lettie 4 mos. AUSTIN, Robert Lucinda (HENDERSON) 30 1865: Fanny Bailey 40 38 {B} ? Abraham Smith Blacksburg BAJ:LEY, Monroe 34 Roanoke Henry Edmondson ~ Susan (BOYD) 27 MC ~ John Gardner m. 12 April 1852; No Issue listed 1867: John Gardiner, Christiansburg BAILY, Susan 31 Mu Fe Sl Servant m. " , Monroe 34 Bl Ma Sl Farmer m. Injured in the leg, M:?th. Wages BA..ILEY, Richard 60 Uslier/Osley ( GLOSPER) 40 Fauquier Franklin William Johnson Abraham Smith m. l January 186?; No Issue listed 1867: Da.vid Jones, Blacksburg . wages BAILEY, Richard 65 Bl Ma Sl Farmer m. Dropsey & Gravel BAILEY, Us lie 40 Bl Fe Sl Servant m. Left wrist Injured, Ba.pt. Wages BA.ILEY, Samuel 27 Augusta William Johnson Rosanna (MYERS) 23 M2 Giles Henderson m. 2 January 186?; Issue : Samuel 3, Ellen, 4 mos. BAKER, Germon/Vernor 40 Patrick Barbara Ann (SMITH) ?? Norfolk m. 15 March 1861; No Issue listed Thomas Wilson Russell Casper BAKER, Tharms 69 Spottsylvania Ann E. Dangerfield Spottsylva. Mcrrtha (JONES) 63 Bedford Frances Henderson M: m. 10 Feb 1848; Issue: Emily 16, John H. 13, James A. 11, Margaret 8, Minerva 4 1865: Thomas , Martha, Emaline, John, James & Minerva 1867: Frances Henderson, Blacksburg, 2 mi . East BAKER, Thomas 72 Bl Ma Sl Farmer m Crippled in foot Lease 11 , Martha 55 Bl Fe Sl 11 Emily 17 Bl Fe Sl Servant " , John 13 Bl Ma Sl " , Janes 10 Bl Ma Sl " , Margaret 7 Bl Fe Sl " Minerva 5 Bl Fe Sl] 1865: Thomas BALI.ARD (BANKS), 01.arlotte m. John SMITH 27 ? Michael Souder 24 MC Henry Sarah Preston Henry Bernett ?? M::: Henry BANKS, Norbern 48 Roanoke Nathaniel Harvey M: Rachel (BURK) 48 Roanoke Nathaniel Harvey M:: rn. 24 Dec. 1840~; Issue: Bessie H. 15, William G. 14, Mary Rosa 10 , U=titia 26, Mariah U:>uisa 20, Ellen s. 18. Ann VlRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES .. ' �/30 CASES: 1817 MUNFORD' S REPORT - Vol IV SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA by William Munfors 1813 pages 1- 591 Hunter agst Martin, devisees of Fairfaxs Timothy Trytitle lessee of D3.vid Hunter .••. Philip Martin heir at law & devisee of Denny Fairfax •••. 59 Crabtree agst Horton : •••• malicious prosecution fo r theft •• • • 60 Martin & Nicholas agst Welch & othersr 60 Gallego agst Moore: 61-621 Blank ' s adm'r agst Fonshee: William Fonshee • .•• • J ohn Blanks ••••• trepass • ••• note . •• Thomas Hooper • •. • 27 July 1801 • ..• Hugh Wyllie •. •. 63-65, Price & others agst Winston & otherss Superior Court of Chancery Richmond Dist•• ••• 1766, Richard Farrel made his will • •• • in wi ll - my sis ter Anne Winston , several of her children have already died .... her children and sonsin-lawt William Winston, Thomas Price , Barbara Price , William Barrett, Dolly Barrett, Elizabeth D3.bney, Robert Dabney , William Terrell jr, Martha Terrell •••. Anne had 8 children •• . 5 of whom (with the husband of 4) s igned the agreement (above listed) ... John Winston , s on died before s igning • • •• Mary (wife of Garland Carr) was dead at the time .. ••. Cornelius Schenck and Rebecca his wife (another daughter) lived a great distance from the other children ...•• children of William Winston (who died in the lifetime of Anne Winston ) with children of John Winston and Mary Carr aforesd • •••. Thomas Price , ex ' r of William Il:trricott who was ex ' r of Richard Farrell •• •• living children of Anne Winston ..•• the said Thomas Price & Barbara , his wife; William Barrett & Dolly, his wife ; Elizabeth Dabney ; William Terrell jr & Martha his wife; & Cornel ius Schenick & Rebecca his wife ••• . . 66- 67 r Ellzey ags t Lane •s Ex' x: 26 May 1801. •••• land . • .. 68- 71 : Price's ex'r agst Fuqua's adm ' rs . • • debt •••• William Morton •••• Joseph Fuqua ex'r of John Faqua •••• William Price Sr .••• Francis Scott • .•• •••• •••• Charlotte Co ••••• May 1775 • .•.• 71-721 Pulliam ' s Ex'x agst Johnson & Anderson: •••. Sally Pulliam, ex'x of Jennings Pullium who was ex'r of John Anderson •••• Co Ct of Loudon •• • •• John B Anderson, co- ex'r •••.•• 72-?Jr Kent agst Armistead: •• •• Northumberland Co .•••• Lewis G Annistead ••••. .•• Thomas Kent ••••• 1806 ••.•• ?J-76 1 Monroe agst Webb ' s ex'rs : •• Northumberland Ct •• •• Ex'rs of Charles Webb, dec'd,.,, Joseph Jones Monroe, clerk of Northumberland Ct ••••. James Williams, adm ' r of Leroy Peachey .• .•• 1790 •• .• . 76 Baird agst Peter: •••• debt 16 April 1807 •••. 77 Rootes agst Webb: •••• Polly Webb , an infant •.•• • John Webb •••• will of John Smith •••• Thomas R Rootes, adm ' r ••.• 77-80: Johnson agst Ronald's adm'r & heirs: •• •• Jacob Johnson •• • • Superior Court of Chancery Richmond Dist ••••• William Ronald dec'd •• • deed • •••• !avid Nowlan ••.• 1792 ....• 80-831 Jeter agst Taliaferro, Stuart & Co •••• debt ••• Henry Jeter ••• Humphrey Stuart ••• Lynchburg .•• . . Seth Ward •••• 9 Sept 1809 • .. Rhoderick Talliaferro 8J-94s Hipkins agst Be:rnard, ex'r of Hipkins & Bernard agst Hipkins & others s Elizabeth Hipkins, widow of John Hipkins, dec'd • • •••. Superior Ct of Chancery Richmond Dist May 1805 ••••• testator died Mar 1804 •••• no livi ng children • ••• but grandchildren only • .••. Wi lliam Bernard adm'r •.••• house of Rose Hill ••••• Philip Lightfoot for his wife's Legacy ••••• s upport & tuition of John H Bernard •. •••• Port Conway estate •••. William Bernard •••••• 94--951 Watson 's Ex'r agst Lynch heirs: •• • •• Charles Lynch, Anselim Lynch, John Lynch jr, Charles L Terrall & Sarah, his wife •• heirs of Charles Lynch sr dec'd .••• • 3 Apr 1795 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Munford ' s Report - Vol 4 131 9 5- 97 a Beverlys agst Holmes: , • • note 27 Mar 1806 • • • to Hugh Holmes &lg_ • •••••• • Carter & Peter Beverly ••• • 97-1041 Ross agst Adm 'rs 1 Court of Appeals 1 Superior Court of Chancery 1 04-llOr Iay, ex'r of Yates, agst Pickett: Jl Nov 1801, Charles Yates •• Fauquier Co Ct • •• • William Pickens ••.• 25 Mar 1788 • • ••• John W Green •••• Charl es Yates dee' d by 1805( ?) ...... Benjamin Iay, Yates' ex 'r •••• , 11 0-114: Wall's Ex ' rs agst Gressom's Distributees r • • • • John Preston, one of the ex ' r of Adam Wall •••• Superior Court Chancery for Staunton Ct •••• Wall security for adm ' n of Catharine Gressom & James Elliott, on estate of Robert Gressom ••••• Nov 1797 Elliott , as adm'r in Montgomery Co Ct •• • • Christian Price and * 2 of the distributees . .. . • • • ( *Francis Gressom) 11 4-118 s Hollingsworth agst Lupton & wife 1 Superior Ct of Chancery Staunton Dist • · · • land .•.• Isaac Hol l i ngsworth dec'd to son Jonah Hollingsworth & the wife of Lupton • .•• . 10.vid Lupton & Mary, his wife, daughter of James Hollingsworth , dec'd ••...• John Neale · ··~· 119- 120 1 Kippen & Co agst Carr ' s ex ' rr Albemarle 1806 • • • • Garland Carr, survi ving ex ' r of Samuel Carr, dec'd ••.• testator died 1777 ... . defendant 1788 or 1789 • ••••• 120-1 24r Ianiel agst Morton : Cumberland Co . ••.• William L Morton, surviving partner of Quin & William L Morton • . . • John I:a.niel .•• • Samuel Price, dee 'd • • • • 15 May 1789 .• • Elizabeth Price, John N Read, Clement R Jamerson & William Price , ex'rs of Samuel Price •.•• . Charlotte Co Ct •••••• 124-129: Fairfax agst Muse's ex ' rs: Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist Ct •••• ex ' rs of Ba ttaile Muse agst Ferdinando Fairfax •••• Hurst . • ••• Elisha Boyd of Martinsburg , John Baker of Shepherdstown & 'Ihomas .Ba.ker of Frederick Co 1J0=1J6s Spencer & White agst Wilson : Co Ct Loudouns Samuel Spencer & 'Ihomas White , Patrick Cavan agent for William Wilson •••• land called Scotland Mills 1J6- 140: Vaughn ' s Adm'r agst Winckler's Ex ' r: Debt • . Mecklenburg Co: John Winckler ex'r of John Winckler, dec 'd • ••• Richard H Walker adm'r of Thomas Vaughn, dec ' d ••••• 140-1441 Pennington agst Hanby & others: Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Court ••• Patrick Co Court ••••• Isaac Pennington a gs t Jona than Hanby, Joseph Francis, John Mankin, Susannah Marr, ad.m ' x & George LW Marr children & Heirs of John Marr, dec ' d .. • •• land • • • • bond to Peter Snyder •••• William Bell assignee. •• • • Thomas Hardeman & Susannah, his wife (wi dow of John Marr) •. •• 1 45-1 491 Boatright agst Meggs : • •.• slaves •• • , Joel Meggs •• . • Charles Boatright 1.50-1541 Hoge agst Trigg: James Hoge agst I:a.niel Trigg: Superior Court Montgomery Co • • • Nov 1806 • • • County funds ••• • 155- 1811 Noland agst Cronwell : ••• Thomas Noland •••• Margaret Cromwel l • ••• ejectment • •.• Dist Ct Winchester ••••• Phili p Noland •••• 181-185 : Gray's Adm ' x agst Berryman: Lucy Grey adm ' x of Willi am Gray • . • 10 Sept 1800. . Caroline Co •••• Newton Berryma.11 January 1814 186-187: Fitzhugh' s adm'x agst Beale: •• • Richard E Beale •• • Co Ct Prince William • .• John 'Ihornton Fitzhugh •••• slaves •• ••• Cathari ne Alexander •• • town of Centerville • ••• deft (Fitzhugh) wife , who daughter Miss Foote became wife of plaintiff (Beale) • •• her brothers Richard Foote & Wil liam Foote •••• Mrs Bea l e dee ' d ••••• 1 87-190: Roane' s Adm ' r agst Vidal: Superi or Ct Chancery Williamsburg Dist .•• William George Vidal agst John Roane adm 'r of '.Ihomas Roane, dec ' d •••.• slaves • • •• Mrs Frances Ianiel, wif e of Geor ge Ila.niel, dec'd . • ••• Thomas Roane dec'd was adm'r of George Ianiel 1798 ••••• 191-194s Smith & wife agst Townes ' s ad.m ' r: ••• slaves • • • Amelia Co Ct ••• will of William M Booker (died 1802 ) , his daughter f emale plaintiff •• •• Judith Townes • • • • • • J a mes Townes • •••• VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �J32 Munford 's Report - Vol 4 194-2041 Monroe, ex'r of Jones, agst Jamess ••• • slave • •• Joseph Jones sr dec' d James Monroe, Joseph Jones (now dec'd) testator's son, and other ex'rs • •••• George Legg •••• children of my lat e sisters Esther Tyler & Elizabeth Monr oe • • .• • • my nephew Col onel James • •.• • 205- 2061 Graham & Scott agst Graham & lanes Haymaker Di.·s t Ct •. debt • • bond • • security • ••• • Robert Graham • • •. Ca.tesby Graham •. •.• George Lane • . •• 1802 • • • • Aaron Grigsby •• • • 207- 2091 Coffman & Richardson agst Russell: . . • debt •• . John Russell, assignee of James Russell agst Jacob Coffman & William Richardson in Co Ct of Shenandoah • ••• •• 209- 2141 Butt agst Rachel & others s Superior Ct Norfolk Co ••• Indian female • •. • • 21 4-2151 Cloud agst Campbell : •.• John Cloud • .•. Superior Ct Frederick Co . . . Iver Campbell , adm'r of Elizabeth Campbell dec ' d •• .. devis ee & Legatee in last will of John Campbell - 1788 .• . .. 215- 218 1 Rootes agst Wellford & Co : John S Wel.lf ord & Co agst 'Ihomas R Rootes s 219- 221 : Bower ' s Ex'r agst Glendening & otherss •••. . William Bower, ex ' r of Peter Bower ••• Superior Ct Cha ncery Richmond Dist agst George Glendening & his children & James Bower • • .•• Michael Bower .. . Co Ct Stafford . • ••• 222- 226 a Redwood agst Riddick & wi f e : Superior Ct Chancery Williamsburg Dist • • • Miles Riddick & Mary, his wif e .. •. . William Redwood •.•• Mary only child of Richard Taylor & Mary, his wife • . . he had farmer wife Martha daughter of James Tyree • •. . Richard Taylor died 1787 ••. •• Henry Taylor, William Bush & Diane Taylor ex ' rs of Richard Tayl or ...•• Diane, widow, married Feb 1793 Miles Riddick .•. •. s he died 20 Oct 1793 ••• •• 227- 230: Henry agst Green : Co Ct Halifax : Berryman Green agst James Ryburn •. • • John Henry, surety • • • •• 231- 238 : Hendren a gs t Colgin : Hanover Co Ct •. • • Patrick Hendren, ex'r of William Drinkard , who was the husband & a dm ' r of Sarah Drinkard, dec'd . .• • William R Colgin married Sarah A F Ellyson , one of her children • • • •• 238- 241 1 Harrison a gs t Lane : •• • 12 May 18lJ William Lane, former Sheriff Hanover Co to William B Harrison "one of the securities of James Wigginton Robert I Taylor , ex 'r J ohn Wat ts .•• •• Sa rah M' Carty .• •• . 241-249 : Buford a gs t Buford: • • Wil lia m Bufor d • • • . (John P Patrick) agst Henry Buford • •• •. Isham Talbott ••••• James Buford •. •• February 1812 243 -2501 Fox agst Taliaferro : • • •• debt • • ••• James B Talia:ferro •• • Superior Ct Chancery Wil l iamsburg Dis t •••• Thomas B Fox .. • 180J bonds •• . Henry Fox •• l81J 251Dona ghe agst Roudebous h : 251-260 : Quarles a gst Lacy : Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist • • • • Edmund Lacy ags t Francis Wes t Qua rles .• • • • debt ••••• 260: Bell agst Bragg : 261-262: Donaghe agst Rankin: • •• Samuel Rankin ••. Hugh Donaghe ••• James Rankin 262- 263: 1814 yr= Early a gst Moore : • • Thomas Moore , Andrew Donald •• • Jacobus Earl y 26J-27Js Scott agst Hardaway a 17 Aug 1801 •••• John Anderson, Stith Hardaway • • • • John Meanly • • • 273-2881 Parker agst Cart er & Others: Spec i al Ct of Appeals from Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist • ••• 'Ihomas Parker a gs t John C Carter & Apphia, his wife, Edmund, William or William F & Henry Carter, their sons •• •• • Wm Fauntleroy father of Apphia ••••• Hudson Muse ••.• John C & Apphia married prior to 1784 289-299: Spottswood agst Iandridge & others : • .• Alexander Spottswood , eldest son & heir at law of John Spott swood, dec' d •• • • Bernard Moore , grandson , heir at law of Maj Gen Alexander Spottswood, dec'd ••• John Spottswood , s on & devisee VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES. �Munford's Report - Vol 4 of said John Spottswood , dec ' d •. •• William Iandridge ex'rs of Nathaniel West Land.ridge.... F.dward Pendleton & Peter Lyons adm'rs of John Robinson • •• Peter Lyons, William IB.ndridge Claiborne, & Carter Braxton, ex 'rs of Phili p Whitehead Claiborne ••••• John Baylor surviving ex 'r of John Baylor ••• Maj Gen Alexander Spot.t swood, dee 'd & his sons , Alexander, John & Robert ••• 299- JOO.: Cropper agst West: J01-J021 Elam agst fuss ' s Ex:'rss .•. slaves •• 1804 •• Superior Ct Chancery Richmond ••• defendant ' s wife, Elizabeth Howlett, & Judith Bass, adm'x of Edward Bass , dee ' d .••• J OJ- 3 07 1 Bull ags t Douglas , adm ' r 'furnbull : • • • Adam Douglas, adm 'r of Robert 'I\J.rnbull •• • Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist . •• • Ezekiel W Bull • •• ••• mortgage 1801 .•.• 307- 3091 Anderson, adm'r of Cody, agst Price: . .. debt 1803 •• Co Ct Cumberland . . . James Cody 310-312: Whitacre agst M'Ilhaney: Cecilia Mcilhaney agst Benjamin Whitacre Superior Ct Loundoun Co • .•• Northern Neck land 1740 to Gidney Clark grandfather of Gidney Clark .... Mary Hall, ex'x of Upton Law .••• Mary Clarke ex ' x of Gidney Clark grandfather . • . •• Susanna Hall ex 'x of Upton Law, dee 'd •••• another suit Nathaniel Davidson & Nancy, his wife; Lewis Ellzey & Rosanna his wife , Margaret M'Ilhaney ..• James M'Ilhaney dec'd .•• • Cecilia daughter of James M' Ilhaney .••• JlJ-316: lacy & others agst Wilson: Fanny Lacy, widow, & Lydia Lacy & others, children of Thomas B Lacy .•• Co Ct Harrison ..• Stephen B Wilson .••• slave 1794 William Hopkins late of New Kent, father to Mrs Lacy •••• George Jackson •• .. Peter D' Everman .•• . Lacy, the husband died Jan 1802 •.•. 316-J2J: Forde agst Herron s • . . debt .. . George Chandler ••• Patrick Fury •.• ••• lot Norfolk 1798 ••• • James Hunter . .• • William Plume • • •• Walter Herron ••• John Forde ••.. 323 Rootes agst Holliday & Welch 323 Spencer agst Smith 324-327: Ross agst Woodville & others: •• . Rev Ja mes Stevenson last will - one of ex 'rs Garrett Minor •• • • John Woodville ..•• son Andrew Stevenson ••• land Spotsylvania to Edmund Penn of Amhers t Co • • • • James Ross ••• • 328- JJ2: M'Clintic & others agst Mann: William Mann's will probated 1778 •• • wife Jane • • sons Moses, Thomas, William & John . • • daughters Ealse , Jenny & Sarah •. ••• • William Mann, the younger, under age, intestate, without issue & single .• died 1794 •• •• . .. Superior Ct Chancery Staunton • •• Robert McClintic & Jane, his wife; Willia m H Cavendis h & Alice, his wife, & Alexander McClintic & Sarah his wife (daughters of William Mann) • ••• Archibald Mann (a posthumous child of testator - Wm Mann) •••• JJ2-J45 : Nelson agst Carrington, ex'r of Burwell & others: •• • Lewis Burwell, the elder died 1784 .•• daughter Elizabeth Page, son Nathaniel Burwell , 2 grandsons Edwin & William A Burwell ••.•. ex 'rs .. sons Lewis & Nathaniel, John Page Jr of Caroline Co, Lewis Burwell of Mecklenburg .•• last three qualified ..• 1794 late Lewis Burwell 's land on waters of Roanoke, to John Nelson •• • • Nathaniel Burwell died 1802 •••. Lewis Burwell of Richmond died J46- J51 s Wilcox agst Hubard & others: Hubard agst Wilcox & others: Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist .•• • Susanna Wilcox, widow & Adm'x Edmund Wilcox dec'd agst James T Hubard & Susanna his wife (daughter of plaintiff) Edward W Hubard their infant son, Samuel Allen & Thomas West • . .• deed (marriage contract ) 8 May 1805 •••• James T Hubard & Susanna Wilcox, the younger . • • • Co of Amherst ••••• Co of Buckingham •. . • • 351-356: Taylor agst Cole: Chancery James City Co Ct • . • Jesse Cole a gs t adm ' r & heirs of Alexander Massenburg • •• .• land Williamsburg • , •• Rnh !_ t .Paylor •• • J60-J64: Guerrant agst Johnson & others: Chancery Goochla.nu Co Ct , • , Jo hn Johnson, dec ' d ••.• John Guerrant J r , an ex'r • . , Philip Johnson. , . Polly Hatcher VlRGINlA APPALACHIAN NOTES 133 �Mun.ford's Report - Vol 4 Vance agst Bird & others 1 Tresspass Superior Ct Bath Co .•. female plantiff removed to Kentucky •• • 366- 3681 Myrick, adm 'r of Lundie, agst Adams 1 Mar 1795 Colin Adams & Edwin Adams , survi ving residuary legatees of James Lundie, the elder •••.• Southhampton Co Ct ags t James Lundie Jr & Chislon Morris, ex 'rs of sd James Lundie, the elder ••• Chislon Morris •• r eturned no inhabitant •• • . Chislon Morris, being dead & J ames Dupree & 'Th.bitha his wife , ex ' x of Morris , residing out of this com ' t h ••• Ia.vid Myrick, adm ' r of James Lundie., the younger •••• .369- 3711 Wyllie & wife ags t Venable ' s Ex 'r s Superior Court Chancery Richmond Dist •••• Nathaniel Venable , ex ' r of Abraham Venable of Rockingham Co, dec ' d • • • Dist Ct Prince Edward ••. will proved •• . 371- 3731 Cahill, ex'r of Qui n, agst Pintony 1 Co Ct Berkeley • .. debt . . • James Quin the testator • ••••• 373- 3771_ Fowler agst Lees •• • slave . .• Charles Lee •. . • John Webber & wife •• • • John Michaux . ••. 377- 3801 Wrenn agst 'Ibomspon & Veitchs 180J •.• Haymarket Dist ct • .• Thomas & William Wrenn •• • • Thomas Pollard junr •. .• 1812 Superior ct Prince William County 380-382: Beale agst Wilson & others: •• Sweet Springs Dist ct •• Charles Beale agst William Wilson, John Carrnill & Nathaniel Ea.kin •.. bond .• • J82- J98: Chapman agst Armistead1 Haymarket Dist Ct ... George Chapman agst William Armistead • • • land in Prince William Co . ..• 1806 & 1808 • .• his mother, Lucy Armistead • . • his hrnther George Armistead - George ' s father , John Armistead ••• his (George) brother John B Armistead & Willi am Armistead •••• Jesse Simms • •• .• John Armistead died on or about the last of June 1788 •••• land in Prince William & Loudoun •.• Children of John Armisteads sons John Baylor Armistead, William Armistead & Addison Armistead . • • Abraham Morehouse J98-4o2s Segouine agst Auditor of Public Accounts: 40J- 426: Bohn agst Sheppard s Court Hustings City of Richmond •. • Christian Bohn , adm'n estate of John C Hubner, dec 'd ····Nathaniel Sheppard ••• 1811 Superior Ct Law ••• Frederick & Everhard Delius •• .• debt 426-427: Jackson & Reno, Ex ' rs of Farrow, agst Ewell: 1807 Prince William Ct • •• Charles Ewell , sheriff •••• estate of Henry Dade Hooe, dec ' d ••• 428-430 1 Ross ags t Darby, adm 'r of Churchill : 1812 - John Darby ad.ID •r William Churchill, late clerk of Middlesex •••• James Ross, late sheriff ••• •• 4J0-4Jl: Totty's Ex'r agst Donald & Co: •• debt 431-4351 Christy agst Minor: •• ejectment in town of Fredericksburg ••. John Minor agst Joseph Christy - 1805 •••• 435-4.36: Henderson & others agst Anderson ' s Ex 'x & others: Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist •• • Mary Anderson, widow & ex ' x Reinard Anderson, dec ' d , Jul i us King & Martha, his wife late Martha Anderson ; John F Anderson Mary Anderson , (Elizabeth Anderson, & Hezekiah R Anderson, infants) • • •••• • .• : 4.37-439: Grays agst Hines: .••. debt 439-441: Brown agst McRhea's Ex'rs: William Brown & Miles B Brown • •• ct of appeals •• 1811 Superior Ct Prince George Co ••. • • James Knox guardian of children of John F Brown dec'd •••• John McRae ••• • • 442-~s _Anderso~ agst Bull~ck & Marshall: D3.vid Bullock & William Marshall ••• • William Aust1.Il •••• Super1or Ct .•• Ca.rol1ne Co •••• William Anderson.•· bond • .• 44lr449: Cook agst D3.rbyr Trespass ••• Richmond Co ••• 1807 ••• John !)3.rby agst Thomas Cook ••••• 450-455: Bullock agst Gordon & Wyatt adm'rs of Irvine: •• Samuel rrvine · • Superior Ct Chancery • • Staunton Dist agst (Mrs) Hannah Bullock W"1 l l iam S Bailey & James Bailey •••• land in Rockbridge Co •.• debt bond ' 455-4561 Wilson agst Stokes & Bettsr Superior Ct Pitts;i~~ia Co •••• William Hamlett •••• Richard Jones •••• debt •••• 457-458: Crutcher & others agst Crutcher's Ex'r & h.is securities : Thomas Crutcher 364--365 11 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Munford 's Report - Vol IV • ••. 1809 Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist 135 .. 'Ihomas Crutcher ex'r of Thomas Crutcher dee 'd & Christopher Blackburn & Reuben Chapman, his securities 458- 461.1 Penner ags t Cooper 1 • • Trespass • • • killing a mare • , Co Ct of Montgomery 462- 465 t Maddox agst Jackson 1 Superior Ct Prince William Co • •• John Maddox ••• John Jackson • • . • 466-4681 Eppes 's Ad.m 'rs agst Smith, Adm'r of Bagley: Superior Ct Nottoway Co •• Owen Smith , adm'r of Dicey Bagley •.• • • Peter B Jones & John Eppes, adm'rs of Freeman Eppes, dee ' d .•• •• Freeman Eppes adm 'r of Henry Anderson dee 'd •••• 468-469 1 Paul agst Smiley 1 •••• John Paul .•• Andrew Alexander • . • John Paul Sr •• patent 1741 (land) •••• 469-4791 Hawkins agst Depriest 1 Co Ct Campbell •••. John Depriest • •. Robert Hawkins •••. bond •• •• 479-482: Howletts agst funiel: Superior Ct of Dinwiddie Co •• 1812 •• William Rowlett & D3.niel Rowlett ••.•• deed Henry D:l.niel sen . to Henry D:l.niel jr 1765 • • • • Henry D3.niel jr to his sister Lockey Rowlett - 1786 (deed) - wife of William Rowlett . • •• •. Harlow Daniel, brother to Henry D:l.niel jr•••• 1815 j l I t I l 483-4851 Payne & others agst I.add 1 1806 debt . . Dist Ct Haymarket •••• John G I.add agst John Payne & William Hawke •. • Loudoun Co • •• John Payne, Fleet Smith, Joseph Bread , & John Myers • •. William Hawks in Loudoun Co jail ••• Superior Ct Prince William Co • •• . 485-4861 Key agst Hord & others: Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist ,. Richard Key ags~ John Hord & Daniel Fitzhugh • • • William Pickett, dec'd •.•• 1760 James Key, father of Richard Key, land from William Pickett (now dec'd) • • •• Martin Pickett his eldest son (now dec ' d) or John Pickett the eldest son •••• Richa rd Key now dee 'd ••• . • 487-489 1 Campbell agst Mosby: Superior Ct Chancery Richmond dist • • 1809: Superior Ct Law Henrico Co 1802 •• • • Bartlett Still ••.• Lucas Sullivant of Frankliton 490-4911 Hough agst Shreeve 1 Aug 1811 Superior Court Chancery Richmond Dist •••• Benjamin Shreeve & Landon Carter, surviving ex'r of George Ca.rter •• • • Haymarket Dist Ct • .•• 492-493: Brown , Ex' r of Innes, agst Henderson: Co Ct Stafford ••• bond ••• , 49lr495s Ward & Ellzey agst Fairfax Justices1 Superior Ct Law Fairfax Co •••• , • Mary Ward & 'Ihomazin Ellzey . .••.• John Ward' s estate .•.•• 495 Harrison agst Lane 496-4991 Norwell agst Hudgins: ••• Thomas Norwell • .•• John Ell is Houlder Hudgins ••••• Matthews Co •••••• 499- 504: Mc Cl enahans ags t Hannah 1 • • • • 1753 Erwin Patterson owned land on the Roanoke, in the Co of Augusta, now Botetourt, sold William Watson, of New Castle, then in Pa, now Delaware , 300 acres ••• •• watson retuzned to Pa & died (ca 1756) ••• Watson's son- in-law, John Neely, died intestate, leaving an infant daughter, who died i n her minority without issue •••• William Neely, brother to John Neely ••••• William Neely's brother-in-law (by 1785) Robert Anderson of Botetourt • •• • Erwin Patterson died •• • only child a daughter who married George Hannah • . ••• Patterson Hannah only child Patterson Hannah •••• by 1795 George Hannah had married again ••• ••• 50l.r541: Garland agst Enoss ••• Henry Enos & Ophia, his wife ••• he also adm'r of Martha Dulier dec'd •. 1809-10 Superior Ct Williamsburg Dist •• Elizabeth Garland & William Shackleford • •.. Martha Thllier (her 1st husband's name was Guthrie, dec'd, second married Thl~ier~ who also she survived) was a daughter of D3.niel New died 1776/1775 ·: his will - Children: John New, Ianiel New, Martha Guthrie, Sarah New & Elizabeth Garland ••••••• Sarah New married William Shackelford ••• she died - no children ..• her brothers Jahr & Ds.niel died before her, without issue ••• .• • Martha Thllier made wil l in Jan 1807 •• p robated May 1809 to her daughter Ophia Enos • .•• Martha died ca 1Feb1807 • . VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �._ Munford's Report - Vol IV Vincent Garland ••••• Elizabeth Garland's husband died Oct 1801 ••.• William Ferguson ••••• Sarah Shackleford died Dec 1796 . .• • 512- 516.: Richardson ags t Perkins : Trespass • • Superior Ct Cumberland Co • • 1809 516- .527 1 Higginbotham agst Browns& •• debt 528- 532 : Alderson agst Bigger's Adm 'rs Superior Ct Prince Edward Co •.. Jeremiah Agderson •••• James Biggers, adm'r of Tommy Bigger, dec'd .••.• 1798 County of Lunenburg •••• Dist Ct ••••. Court of Appeals •• •. 533- 535 1 Gooseman agst Martins Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist 20 Nov 1809 • • ejectment •••. Dist Ct Morgantown ...• Thomas Kelly in 1775 •••• Kelly a resident of Monongalia •••••• 535- 5381 Iawson agst Moonss William & Littlebury Moons .•• Co Ct of Albemarle to buiJ.d a mill on Hardware River 1812 .•... Pleasant Dawson •••• 539- 542: Mutual Assurance Society agst Standard & otherss Superior Ct Chancery Richmond dist ••• Larkin Stanard, Beverley C Stanard & Robert S Chew .• . •• judgement Di.st Ct Fredericksburg 1808 .... fraud . • ...• 542-545 1 Merryman agst Criddle: Co Ct Cumerland •. • debt .•• John Criddle • • ••• Edward Merryman .•• •• 547 Higginbotham & others agst Chamberlayne: Superior Ct law Henrico Co • • Wyatt Starke living in Buckingham Co •..•• 546 Avery agst Robinsons : Superior Ct Monongalia Co 1812 ••.•• ==============================================================·==================== JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF DEL.EX:;ATES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA These volumes contain the approved and rejected petitions and laws enactby the House of Delegates - also those acts enacted. "The Acts of the House of Delegates" (another set of books) include only those acts that was passed. These volumes I found in the Rare Book Room at W & L College. They do not have the earliest volumes. This volume was printed 1827. p 20 (Fri, Dec 7, 1827: Mr Dingess, petitions of sundry inhabitants of the counties of Russell and Tazewell, that parts of sd counties within certain boundies be added to the county of Logan. Mr May, a petition of Alice E Farley, widow of Philip Farley, dec'd for the passage of a law permitting her to remove out of this Commonwealth sundrey slaves, be going to the infant heirs of the sd Farley. p 21. Mr Ia.vis of Alleghany presented a petition of sundry citizens of the county of Alleghany for the release of Jacob Persing from confinement in the Penitentary . p 36 Sat, Dec 15, 1827: That the petition of Alice E Farley widow of Philip Farley, dec'd ••••• her husband d 1823 ••••• had ca 50 acres of land and 9 slaves •• • • leaving 5 infant children ••••• land sold by Amelia County Court ••••• her brother John W Calvin, guardian of children lives in Alabana, where most of her relavies •••••. be allowed to re~~~e to Alabama with slaves ••••• p 55 Fri, Dec 21, 1827: Farley Bill passed p 59 Sat, Dec 22, 1827: Farley Bill passed. YIRGIN1A-APPAlACHIAN NOTES �Judy Blackwell, 224 Christian Ave. NE, Roanoke, VA Submitted by: 24012 /31 CARDEN FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS The following family records were found in the Robert and Minie Lee Carden Shepard Bible published in 1880 by B. F. Johnson and Company, Richmond, Virginia . Great Grandson, This Bible is now in the possession of their Michael Johnson of Radford, Virginia. Extensive research indicates these records, though after the fact, are correct . Death certificates, census records, tombstone readings and marriage records, wh ere available, show these dates to be accurate . The records were on th~ee sheets of very faded lined paper and were written at different times and by different writers. Robert A . Carden was born Sept. 25th, 1835 Melvina Carden wife of R. A . Carden was born April 5th, 1836 Sarah Ellen Carden was born November 30t h 1856. Charles M. Carden was born May 3rd, 1858. Minie Sota Carden was born March 18th, 1860. John William Carden was born April 4th, 1862 Minnie Lee Carden was born April 27th 1864. James Robert Carden was born June 4th, 1866 Fanni e Emmaline Carden was born April 18th, 1868. George Walter Carden was born April 22nd, 1870. Harvey Jeremiah Carden was born Mar c h 17th, 1874. David Cloyd Carden was born October 20th, 1875. Callie Ann Carden was born May 11th, 1877. Mary Parris Carden was born October 13th, 1878 . Frank Earnest Carden was born August 16th, 1880 . Virgi nia Bell Carden was born July 9th, 1882. Edward Berman Carden was born February 8th, 1884. Marriages Robert A. Carden and Melvina Journell was mar ried February 10th, 1856 Robert A. Carden and Mary Bell Runions was married May 14th, 1873. Sarah Ellen Carden and H. B. Carden was marri ed October 5th, 1877 Charles M. Carden and Victoria Tickle was ma rried September 20th,1879 . Robert Sh~pard and Minnie Lee Carden was marrie d December 22nd, 1887. Fannie E. Carden and Marion Wills was marri ed November 4th , 1891. VIRGINIA-APPAt:ACHIAN NOTES' �J'38 Deaths Mary Bell Carden wife of Robert A. Carden died December 15th, 1889. Minnie Sota Carden daughter of Robert A. Carden and Melvina Carden died January 10th, 1863 Lee Carden James R. Carden died June 9th, 1891 David C. Carden died August 26th, 1915. Robert A. Carden died April 4th, 1915. This letter was written to George and Elizabeth Hamblin Gordon and family by their twin sons who had gone away from home to work. April the Rock Mercer Co. Wva 1897 dear father and Mother and Sisters and B rot~ i ers will . trY and Wright you a fe.w lines to let you here from us. well We are well at this time and I hope When t hese few lines comes to hand that it will find you the same so we are We Well SJtisfide . We have worked three days and a half are seeing a heep of fun out here so I aint Got Much to Wright at this time We Ge~ 75 :ents a day and Board if you please when your write direct your letter to Rock Mercer Co W VA So I will close for this time Wright soon fr r children om you W.C.T. and C. L Gordon tell all of the children hotly for us NOTE: The twin sons were named: William Campbe ll Thomas Gordon Charles Leonard Easley Gordon Born : 5 March 1875 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES _, �J3<q FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA BOONES MILL BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY Boones Mill The church was est.1878, relocated 1954. Contributed. by Ruth Hale SINK Jennie Crook Sept 9, 1879 ~~y l J, 1926 George Jake Nov 17, 1877 May 19, 1952 Albert Janney Apr 17, 1892 Jan 18, 1940 Russel E Sink Aug 1, 1915 Aug 10 , 1915 Ben Taw Crook Apr 20 , 1878 Jan Jl, 1967 Betty Crook Dec 10 , 1860 Feb 18, 1937 Jesse Crook young child (inf from relatives) Thomas Jacob Crook "Jake" No marker Infants of G P & O A Janney (no dates) Green Foley Mary J J, 10, 1854 wife of J L Ashwell June 12 , 1866 Jan 2, 1920 11, 12, 1924 Infant of Arena W Looney 1858 - 1941 Mary Louise daughter of E D & Laurel E Wray Apr 24, 1922 July 21, 1922 J P Wray Sept 2J, 1849 Oct 20, 1915 ~ CP&EM Bussey Bessie Katherine daughter of J H & Ida S Webb Aug lJ, 1910 June 28, 1921 Jacob Crook Jan 12, 1856 Oct 12, 1929 Hazel Virginia daughter of J H & Ida S Webb Oct 4, 190J Dec 11 , 1918 William L Crook Jan 1, 1888 Nov 22, 1910 W S Boone Oct 9, 1949 La.ura Ann Bowles Nov 1861 Jan 1940 H C Boone Feb 28 , 1856 Feb 18, 19J6 Edmond Turner Mar 28, 1825 May 2, 1905 James F Boone Jan 17, 1862 Sept 8, 19J8 Wilson T Turner Oct lJ, 18JJ July J, 1910 only bas e of stone Clyde Bowles 9 Apr 1901 J Mar 1911 9y llm 4d George P Janney Oct lJ, 1877 Apr 24, 1925 Raymond E Ja nney Feb 16, 192J Ma y 5, 1941 (*same Monument) *Paul C Pearson Apr 7 , 1907 July 10, 1929 Georgia A Young* Sept 16, 1875 1875-1961* Arrington Bussey* Louise Kendrick Dec 11, 1918 July 21, 1921 James M s on of JM & Mary T Kendrick May 2, 1921 Oct Jl, 1921 Jennie G Wray Feb 2, 1856 Jan 14, 1929 Lolar Elver daughter of G D & E J Mattox May 26, 1893 Mar 6, 1911 Belle Boone wife of John M Neely Dec 28, 1865 Aug 1 5 , 1 931 I.ftngdon Chevis Montgomery Sept 12 , 1898 Mar 18, 1968 (add. J ohn M Oakey) Cyrus Hinton Kendrick Feb 9 , 1905 Sept 6 , 1915 George R Pearson June J , 1837 ~~c 20, 1914 Nancy V Person Sept l, l8J8 Sept 9 , 1922 Emmitt R son of BA & Ma rtha. E Bowl es July 12, 1911 Jan 11 , 1919 Grave , f iel d stone VIRGINIA APPALACHIANNOTES. �Boones Mill Baptist Church Cemetery Wade George W ~i876 - 1960 Lura J 1871 - 1962 Oscar Grady Wade son of Geo W & Lura J June 8, 1906 Sept 10, 1925 Judia Etta daughter of G F & Fannie K Murray Feb J , 1906 Nov 2, 1907 (double Stone) Orrin D Wray Nov 18, 1836 Sept 12 , 1917 ~~o Y 9m 2ld Nancy E Stover wife of o D Wray Mar 6, 18J 7 June 2, 1907 Kirby D Boone Apr 26 , 1866 Dec 21, 1945 Wi llia m L Boone , Jr Infant b orn 1886 Melissa M Boone June 17 , 1852 May 18 , 1875 Willi am L Boon e Sr Mar 18, 1850 May l 7 , 1926 Lydia Angell July 28, 1915 Dec 28, 1916 (double Monumen t ) father John William Angell Oct 5, 1834 May 1-+, 1904 (con't) Mother Ursula Jane wife of John Wm Angell May 2, 18J2 Jan 24, 1909 Mary 1 wife of Isaac H Boone Jan 10, 1825 Apr 25, 1904 Isaac H Boone Aug 15, 1815 July 2J, 1886 ID::lward 0 Boone Jan 3, 1860 May 8, 1927 Nannie wife of S M Angell July 29, 1893 Feb J, 1919 William I son of GB &GJ Martin July 5, 1890 June 5, 1915 Mark A s on of J s & M M Martin Sept JO, 1875 Apr 23, 1901 Sus an wife of Flemming S Boon Apr 6 , 1806 Jan 22, 1892 (Double stone) Clementine S Boone Jan 29, 1868 May 17 , 1950 Charles L Boone June 27, 1858 Oct 31, 1933 Mack Boone Feb 11, 1894 Sept 19, 1914 Cephas Taylor Guthrie 1911 - 1930 Lucinda Atk.ins Foley 1864 - 1940 Boon Nancy M '}844 - 1915 ~MDL IS3J5 - 1921 Agnes Foley Isom 1903 - 1972 J Early Boone Oct 10, 1876 Oct 26, 1947 Lewis T Phelps Apr 8, 1866 Sept 14, 1871 Silas B s on of Creed & Agnes Whorley June 6, 1921 May 1, 192J Lucy M daughter of John & Bet tie Foley Sept 12 , 1910 Apr 28, 192.3 Lula Lee daughter of A J & A A Phelps Aug 19, 1869 Aug 21, 1885 John Franklin Foley 1881 - 1930 Maggie S daughter of CT & CS Boon July 4, 1889 June 25, 1890 age llm 21 d Betti e Whorley Foley 1881 - 1962 John W Carbaugh Jan lJ, 1873 May 5, 19J7 Beady A D3.way? Jones Oct 1, 1933 Feb 5 , 19J4 Susan J Carbaugh Apr 6 , 1880 Nov 26 , 1946 J H Byrd May 9, 1851 Oct 6, 1937 T:inie L Amos 1907 - 1972 Monro Guthrie Died Jan 10, 1940 Age 86 years Henry ID::lward Amos Aug 29, 1909 Feb 7, 19.35 Amos Owen L Apr 2 , 1875 Jan 8 , 1957 Mattie G May 13, 1881 Artie Guthrie Died Jan 8, 1940 Age 82 yrs Roy R Boitnott 1910- 1938 fields t one marker V1RGtNtA APPALACHIAN NOTES. �/</-/ Boones Mill Baptist Church Cemetery Clemons Hansf o:rd R Minnie S Oct 24, 1892 Apr JO, 1904 Jan 8, 1940 June 16, 1970 Arthella J Clemons June 7 , 1862 June 23, 1939 Locky Laprade 1871 - 1958 I saac Ben Clemons 1862 - 1954 Frank D Gilles pie James Henry Salli e Ann Cundiff Isaac Foley July 9, 1898 Sept 6, 1921 wife of James Henry Harmon May 28, 1870 Mar 21 , 1953 Willie J Mattox Aug 4, 1868 Jan ?, 1891 Maude Wray Allen Sept 7, 1882 Dec 17, 1975 Henry H Layman June 20 , 1883 Oct 5, 1941 Maranda L C R Clemons Oct 8, 1896 Dec 24, 1918 Rock markers rocks Baby Gillespie 1919 - 1919 Elvira daughter of R L Leighton Aug 20, 1892 Feb 19, 1920 Aug 18, 1884 - Dec 11, 1949 Harmon May 4, 1866 Mar Jl, 1944 Dec 11 , 1905 Feb 11, 1907 Robert Kenad? 1912-1967 ? 76 (funeral marker ) Robert Lewis Layton 1917 - 1918 Dorothy Ethel Mattox two rocks Jessie Lee Cundiff Nov 20 , 1901 Sept 11, 1935 Winfrey Wiseman Dec 20 , 1916 Aug 2, 1964 Minnie B layman Died Dec 24, 1963 James A Wray Mar 28, 1840 May 11, 1920 wife of Alford Wray Jan JO, 1842 June 20, 1919 THE MITCHELL - ENOS CONNECTION The Mitchell family of Carroll County descend from Stephen Mitchell who married Keturah Wede in Bedford County , and from William Mitchell who married Elizabeth Mitchell a d aughter of Stephen and Keturah. They moved to Grayson County about 1808 from Bedford County. Step hen was a s on of Robert Mitchell whose will was proved in Bedford County in 1799. About 25 years ago some one of the family hed e paper which stated, "About the middle of the eighteenth century Robert Mitchell and his wiFe who se maiden name wes Mery Enos of Welch extr-action emigrated ~rom the North of Irela nd to Ameri c a. They settled et Paquee, Penn. for a brief period and then moved to Bedford County, Va. During their sojourn et Pequea their first son whom t he y named .James was bor-n. Robert Mitchell and hie wife were blessed with five sons: Jamee, Daniel, Samuel, Robert and Stephen." In the Library of the Historical Society of Delaware in e smell book titled "The EnoE Family of Delaware 1463 to 1958" by .Joseph G. Enos is quoted the will of Richard Enos of New Cestle, Delewar-e, 30 April 1748, proved 3 Dec. 1748 in which his h eirs include e daughter Mery and one of the executors was "Robert Mitchell my son-in-law. " Richard Enos wee the first of the line in Delaware but Joseph Enos traces the li ne back through New .Jersey, Connecticut, and England to the town of Mone, Belgium and Collard Henna who was listed a mong those present at t h e reception of Burghers in Valenciennes 7 Feb. 1463. Contributed by Fred R. Smith , Rt. 1 Box 411 1 Toms Brook, Ve. 22660 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �LEGISLATIVE PETITION contributed by Mrs Claude S Fowler The foll owing is typed from a photocopy of the original at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond, Va . Giles County, Va. , "A6777=7982 , Dec 3, 1823 , formation new county (whic h would be Logan Co. ) . The box would be the one containing the year 182J. (Different peop:e wrote the signatures -- on some pages the handwriting is the same for all signatures . ) The petition of the Inhabitants , of the Counties of Giles , Cabel, Tazewell and Y.anawha, to the Honorable Senate & house of Delegates assembled by t he State of Virginia respectfully Sheweth , That they are Situated at the extrimites of the above Counties from 60 to 120 miles from their respective Court Houses , over a mountainious & difficult Country to travel, much intersected with dangerous Water Courses, which in Some measure deprives your petitioners of the protection of the Laws, and prevents the Settlement of this healthy, and important part of the State---------- --They therefore ?ray ; the Honorable Legislature will be graciously pleased to pass a law to lay off , a New County - Beginning at the Junction , of the White Oak mountain , & New river , and proceed wit h the meanders thereof, till it mee~s . the line of Kenawha County , thence with the lines thereof, takeing the decideing ridge between little and Big Cole river, till it Comes on a line wi th the head of Rock Creek , then down the Same , to its mouth, then Crossing little Cole , proceed with the decideing ridge, between 'l'urtle, and Horse Creeks , to the Head of Ugly Creek , thence down the Same, ~o its mouth, Crossing the Guyandotte, in a Strait line to the mouth of Marrowbone Creek , thence , up the Tug fork of Big Sandy River, to the mouth of Elkhorn Creek. And then proceed with the decideing ridge between Elkhorn Creek , & the Tugfork, and So on a l ine with the Flat top mountain, to the beginning -- This forming a most community. Bounded County, Sufficiently extenSive, being about 75 miles in len th, & 40 wi de; and will contain 700 tytheable inhabitors. Beleiving the honorable legi slature , is dispos ed, to give every facility to the Settlement of the Sta ~e ; and the Consciencence of the Inhabitants , they beg leave in addressing the Honorable Hous es again to Sugges t their extreme necessity for a New County ; and their perfect Confidence in the Wi sdom and dispossetion to do Justice , to every part of the State .------------And they further pray , Should, the above humble and respectfull petition be granted, that the Honorable Houses will be further pleased, to appoint Commissioners, from the Neibouring Counties , to locate the Seat for the Courts of Justi c e, So that all Cause of dispute may be prevented among your petitioners , and your Petitioners will ever pray &c &c &c &c- -----Henry Perry Emly Mi ller peter Pssercifield Alexander Perry J ohn Mowery Joseph Easdon Isaac Brewer George Mowery Jacob Hanen Cyrus Hinchman Peter Dingess John Whi te Wm Wo oten John Stone Jeffery Wilks? Edmond ?Brownen Josh;.ia Ston8 John ~~'.:: Cloud D3.vi<i ~ ;c Neely Jessee Brown jn 'r Wi llian~ MC D' o Henry Brownen junr? (#An-1) (the above ~urber was placed on each page by the Va State Archives) '11n/\tUIA ~. OD ALA~~IAN l NOTES �page J (the petition is repeated) David Canterbury John Cooke John Cooke (very faint) Wm Stuart Joseph Perry Tanda Burgess Thomas More Henry Stuart George Walker Wm Toler John Canterberry Ralph Stuart Charles Stuart?Stewat Georg Stewart Isaac Canterberry James Cooke John Allen John Lowery (#An-J) page 2 Phillip Ballard Abner Vance Isaace Stolli ngs Francis Browen Samuel McNeely William Browner Jessee Brownen James Vana t ter John Vanatter Richard Mc Neely William ~c Neely John Mc Neely Jnr Henry Farley Jnr Pyrrhus MC Ginas Evan Elis Michael Hagar James Bias Edmond Toney Zechariah Elkins Allen Christian Dudley Christian John White Zechariah Elkin. , Josiah Jeffery JUD r Alexander Pine Ianiel Elkins Major White Charles White Abram Millar Jeremiah vanat t er Jacob wall John Vance Nathaniel Mullens Mullens Gibson Isaac Stollings Nimrod Farley W' m Farley W'm Farley J n'r Robt Clendenon James pine Thomas W Brown D3.vid D McNutt Wesley White John Burgess Herculess McDonald James White Andrew Dingess Timothy Millard Edward MC Donald Thomas Farley James Browen John White Henry Conley ?Joseh?/?Iassah Stolings Garland Conley John Farley Jessee Toney John Stafford Peter Dinguss Jun'r Henry Phillips Henry Perry Jun'r Bing white Hiram Hinchman Wm jr ?Gegre? Yegre ?? Thomas Burgess Robt Curry David To!ilen Joseph MC Donald W'm Thompson James M Condon james Elkins Phillip Ellis John Smith Basden Edward Basden Phillip Hagar Andrew? Henderson W'm Hinchman Jun'r Redmond ? Condon Ulyses Hinchman Josep Stratton W'm Hinchman _ n'r John Hinchman John Perry Henry Farley Barabas Curry Joseph Lowe William Ellis Richard Ki~ee John Keezie James Perry Preston perry Robt Curry Jn'r Allen Christian S'r Alen Christian J'r 'Ihornas Christian William Dempsey D3.niel Hensley Solomon Basden John Perry Jn'r Joseph Dempsy Francis Brownen Henry Wallace I saac Sprat ?J~~ney ?Hender~_? (#An- 2) page 4 (#An-4) Iavid Cooke John Lawson Lavis Parsons John Cooke Jacob Cooke Robert Chambers V\RGINlA APPALACHtAN NOTES �Richard Chambers Henry Mill er Will iam ~-? Wall J n ' r Edward Pas ons John Parsons George Pars ons Isaac Spratt Samuel Sumerf iel d Se n Samuel Sumerfield j n'r John Chambers Wi lliam Brooks Ch 1 s 1 Peari s William Harvey ? James Toler William ONeal Timothy Wal l ace Henry Wal lace Ia.n iel Shumat e C.BITTft1-:'.Y of Contrih uted r~·: 1::-s . Pciul s. :·:LD~ H \·! ILLIJ\l ~ • 1rnDFC :rn PRtC G11r 1"0lo~·ed h :?:"othc.,... , ~·:lder ~·.'r.: . : ~ . Rad:"ord , 1.-• 110 was h o:-n ,..,. P::im.; ti ve B~rtist !'Rrcntarc .;n Frar.l~Jin Conr.t~·, Va ., the th-ird <ia:• of Aur:us t, 1 9-?5 , clc!la::-ted t:i_.;s 1-i:e the ?Ot!' d:·1: · of ,TC\nuan·, l''OJ , c=it the a~e of ?r=.. ~·ec;:!.rs , c: :.'!or..ths nnd ?~ d.ca; .. s . Srot h c: •·'rtdfo:-d ~:?s ;.iarri ed to lij ss A::tie Cockran , h:i s beloYed and dc,:oted con!i<tr i cn , on the secor.d d<1.~' of Dec er.!b e:- , } Pus . B·· that union •::c :-c bc:r. sc·:c!'l chj ldrcn. 1\lJ '\'w t or.e , whj ch n?.ssed ~\·1a:• ·:i r. inf a nc~. · , :-ena:i n , ,.., t:-,:i n nee:~ \·:o ··ld . ·<id. -:" 'ord T'l~~ofessed 3 h one in the Lord n.nd 2oj ned the church n t ·L.'!:j o;i t ~1c ? 0th d~;· o~ f'ove::~ber , ii;.53 , a nd wos lmpt ized hy t:lder Joshu a 1 . 1c .:-::s . .-io o!: t1: e:"cci f te!' he !l;ofessed a call to the :-iinistr~· , ?..nd thf' church -·;i·:c ~ .: ..., 1 ..;_ : · e rt~- t c c:~e!"c .: se the sn..-ie in t'!"i'= :~ onr:ds of t):e cr.urch . I r. the :·o:- - J. cn , H :c c:'1irch , feel~ :"'. '" thC't his ; i: t \ 'C!.S !J.,...Ofitol;J.e , ....avi:.:- r.i::' ) .; c r :0c "- c ?" e:--ci... the •.·o·:~c1 \·'~-0.... i:- G0d :ir his "'"'<"''.'ic1 0 ..... ce r i -r.t c a~l r,;··· . In .i.. :~r -...,1 1 ,.. .:- 1cr~ , .1 .,..,...,e~h vt e,··· ".r. 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'.•'hen th~ •.•~; ter • :.? ~ ··i t !~ 1.. ~::: 11 c s::ie:it r:~ s tine .; r. speo kir. r of !:.is o•:m exne .... ; C TJ. C e encl God ' s , .... .... c ~e>s . '-· 1t, r1 r-~.'.' " ).., !"eth r e!l of Cha.,..it~· a~d uf ou;- Association , ,.;}fc .::nd e r .: 1.rl · ·c;., !--is -.- c .: ce i s ::ea:;c' r.o ~n:-e . Yet •:1e t""ust and hel ieve that hi s .:r.:""r. ,i_;:i J ~ 0 1 ::.!. .; s ·:-a sl::nr:- i n t~e 1:-lessed paradise of God , where no vti.d0 1: 1 ' s ... c :1:c r : e l:r. c '::n , r:o o;T)~i:1n ' s c :;ies e>.:r e heard, ~ut in .-io~· a.."!d S':!~et cor: c ord .._,_,... •. r- .... ."l..... ~ " ;- c 1.~ Y: d tb. e t~ "or.e. El d e r ( c ~ ~- LT. '· ?lor.ce t t - . c) _ 'HIO~l~llA A.DD AI Al'LilAN1"0TES: �lfS HIGHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1870 MORTALITY SCHEIDLE 'nlls schedule was taken at the same time as the 1870 census and covers the deaths from June 1, 1869 to June 1 , 1870. 'Ihis schedule was copied from· microfilm at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Iay Saints Library , Roanoke, Va. The original is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond , Va. The columns of the schedule are as follows 1 (1) family number as on census, (2) name of deceased , (3) age last birthday , (4) male (m) or female (f), (5) colox = white (w); black (b); mulatto (m); Chinese (Ch): Indian (I), (6) married (md) or widowed (wd), (7) place of birth, (8) father of foreign birth, (9) mother of foreign birth , (10) date - month - of death, (11) occupation, (12) cause of death . (Notes the line number is the first number listed. page 1 1- 13 2- 44 3- 73 4- 73 5- 94 6-100 7-129 8-172 9-168 10-225 1 June 1870 - Stonewall Township HINER , Valeria C - 25 yrs f - m - single - Va - 0 - 0 - June housework - Scrofula BOTKINS, Henry - 14 yrs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - June - farming Diphthera McCOEA , Etta A - 5 yrs - f - w - O - Va - 0 - 0 - Dec - 0 - diphthera ---- , William H - J yrs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Dec - 0 - diphthera DEVERICK, Esther A - 1 yr - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct - 0 inflamation of bowels HOOK, infant - 4/365 days - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - 0 convulsions WILSON, Nancy - 47 yrs - f - w - rod Va - 0 - 0 - June - house work dippepsia HICKLIN, Harvey B - 21 yrs - m - w - single - Va - 0 - 0 - April farmer - 'IYphoid Fever _ & _ Abscess GRAHAM, Thomas - 84 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Sept - farmer disarrhea STEUART, Edward M - 37 yrs - m - wd - m - Va - 0 - 0 - Jan - farmer consumption Montera.y Township page 1 1- 28 2- 56 3- 56 4- 71 5- 86 6- 94 ?- 99 8-108 9- 145 CARPENTER, Robert - 43 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Nov - f a rmer - Brain fever KELLY, Ann - 54 yrs - f - w - wd - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct - keeping hous e consumption KELLY, Henry V - 23 yrs - m - w - single - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct - farmer consumption GRANFIELD, Anthe - 7/12 mos - f - w - 0 - Va - 1 - 0 - Sept - 0 pneumonia JORDAN, infant - 8/365 days - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - O - Mar - 0 7 month child, infantile weakness GIBSON, infant - 1/24 hours - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - May - 0 7 month child spasms SIMMONS, Alva A - 6/12 mos - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Nov - 0 convulsions from fall on head WYONER, Margaret A - 26 yrs - f - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - keeping House - influenza supervening on general paral ysi s WAGGONER, Ellen - 35 yrs - f - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Dec - house keeping - 0 VlQ~INIA APPALACHIAN NOT~S_ ~ _ _ _,.,, �J'U, 10-168 page 1 1- PUFFENBARGER, ---- = 2/72 - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - 0 - unknown Blue Grass Township 7 MULLENAX, Emily - 2/10 - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - May - 0 - Hooping couth & pneumonia 2- 48 MADISON, Amelia - 40 yrs - f - b - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - keeping house - confinement 3- 72 KINCAID, Margaret - 41 yrs - f - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Dec - keeping house - child birth 4-117 REXROAD, Adam - 76 yrs - m - w - md - Va - O - 0 - June - farmer Rupture & inflamation of bowels 5-135 HOOVER, Nancy C - 48 yrs - f - w - wd Va - O - 0 - Jan - keeping house - fungus Medullaois?Medullsois 6-149 NEWMAN, Jacob W - 1/52 week - m - w - O Va O - 0 - Sept - 0 Hooping Cough 7-149 ------, Hannah E - 2/12 mos - f - w - o Va O 0 - Nov - 0 Hooping Cough 8- 234 TOMLINSON, Zacariah - 60 yrs - m - w - md - Va 0 0 - Jan - farmer consumption ---------------------------------------------------------------------4 October 1878: The Montgomery Messenger, Christiansburg, VA Noah E. Price, Price's Fork, Montgomery Co., has Brush Mountain pebble stones and mill stones for sale C.H. Crush, T. L. Wade and L. Turpin, four of our most deserving young men, left for Arkansas last week. Married 26th Sept. 1378 by N. B. Wickham at Mr. Larkin Gearhearts: Mr. Paris Williams and Miss Jeanne Gearhart. By mutual consent the firm of Eakin & Wiley of Blacksburg has c l osed. Best wheat record at the Snowville Mills (Ammen & Son) up to 15 Sept.: T.J. Childress, of Lancaster, Montgomery County; Robert Reed of Walker, Floyd County; R.J. Roop of Pulaski County. Notice to road overseers: Deliver all tools to James E. Crush; by orde r of John H. Johnson, County Clerk. WHOLE CARLOAD OF STUDEBAKER WAGO"S, PRICE $185 at the store of W.H. Coffman, Blacksburg . Friendship Church Sunday School, l~ miles South of Kirby's Mill. North Fork of Roanoke: Supt: C.L. Gordan, Secty: A.L. Sumner, Library: John Bowe, Treas: J. D. Bowe. Teachers: Mattie Wills, Virginia Winfree Emeline Jewell, Sallie Gordan, Fanny Kirby, David Jewell, James Taylor. Professional advert isers : Dr. Kent Black, Blacksburg; Dr. W.A. Wil son, Christians burg; Dr. John Ysor, Blacksburg; attornies Joseph H. Kent, J. Ha~pton Hoge, and Thoma s K Sullivan of Christiansburg. contributed by j Tait, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �l_ ,,,, JOHN PERRY 'lhe original of this petition is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia. It is pension #322 and, also, on microfilm reel #10. John Perry petition for pension - Dec 'r 2d.1812. - Ref 'd to Claims Reas 1 Dec 'r 5th -- Reported Dec 'r 5 -- Bill d.zawn 22 'nd Dec 'r 1812. To the honourable Speaker and Members of both houses of the General Assembly 1 'lhe petition of John Perry humbly sheweth; that your petitioner was in the Service of the United States of America in the Revolutionary war upwards of thirty years ago; and was under the Command of Captain James Moore of Mon tgomery County, and was at the Alamance Battle in the State of North Carolina in which Battle he your petitioner received many wounds by the British Light horsemen. To wit, one in the right arm one in the right hand one in the breast two in the neck four in the head by swords and that your petitioner has ever Since thereby been deprived of the use and Strength of his right arm & hand and is now Seventy four years of age and destitute of a family or any one to support him 1 and al together unable to labour for his own Support; And therefore prays your honourable body to take his case under Consideration and place him on the pension List the remnant of his days and your petitioner in duty bound will pray Ca.bell County To wit 'lhis day Samuel Ferguson Sen'r personally came before us Jesse Spurlock and George Spurlock Two of the Commonwealths Justices of the peace for the county aforesaid & made oaths on the Holy Evangelist of almighty God That he the Said Samuel was in the United States Service with John Perry in North Carolina at the Alamance battle under Captain James Moore of Montgomery a few days before the Guilford Battle and that he the said Samuel Ferguson Sen Knew the said John Perry & that the said John Perry was in the said Alamance battle in the United States Service & that the said John was in said Battle wounded by the British Light horsemen & in said wounding received many wounds by swords (To wit, one great wound in the right arm one in the right hand two i n the neck one in the knee and four in the head by which wounds the s aid John Perry has ever Since in a manner been unable to support himself by labour & that said John is now about Seventy four years of age & very infinn & altogether incapable of labouring for a Livlahood this given under my hand September the 30th day 1812 Samuel Ferguson Sworn to before us who also certify that we believe that the contents of the above affidavit is such as may be depended upon; and that from the number & appearance of said wounds as well as the age of the said John Perry. Teste Jesse Spurlock JP George Spurlock JP Notes There are three more pieces dated 27 Feb 1815, from 'Tazewell Co, Va. John Perry could not write. VlRGlNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA The following are abstract froni court document relating to cases in Giles County . These documents will give a little idea of the ' troubles' that people had at that time -- some even had genealogical information . One thing you can date when your ancestor was there -- if the name is mentioned in the document . J OHNSTON VS ALBERT 1. (note) On demand we promise to pay IB.vid and Andrew Johnston their heirs or assignees The Just and full Sum of Sixty dollars 61t cents for Value rec ' d Witness our hands and seals this 17th day of Oct'r 1821 . $60 . 61t c . (sig) Jacob Albert, Plesant her X mark Webb Attest Martha her mark Albert (back) Jacob Albert:°& Pleasent Webb' s to D & A Jo hnston s Note . $60-61t ------17th Oct 1821. 2. D3.vid & Andrew Johnston - ulaintiffs ... • .. Jacob Albert & Pleasant Webb Defendants in custody •.•• • debt $60: 61t (note) on 17 Oct 1821 (back) Declaration. note enclosed . 1825 Nov'r Decl ' r fil'd &Co Dec ' r Coe 1826 March office Judgt Plfts Cost $7.84. Ex'n to go~? Appearance . Ex'n Issued , J. (~arrant) to take Jacob Albert and Pleasant Webb . .... last tuesday October to answer I:avid & Andrew Johnston . .. . plea of debt $60.6lt D3.mage $60 • . . . •...•. 5th Oct 1825. (back) Caps: executed on P Webb & Bailed by W'm Porterfield Oct 10 day 1825 , on J Albert Oct'r 16th day 1825 . This is an action of Debt founded on a note under Seal for the payment of money appearance bail is to be Required. 4. (A Bond) •..• that we Jacob Albert Pleasant Webb & William Porterfield •• . . sum of $121 . 23 ••• ••. 10 Oct 1825 ...... 1st day of October Court .. .. ... (sig) Jacob Albert, Pleasant Webb, W'm Porterfield. 5. (D Bond) .•. we Jacob Albert Pleasant Webb & William Porterfield & Ralph Lucas .• • ••• sum of $118.38¢ •••.••• 5 May 1826 ..•.•• sum of $90.19 ....••• to satisfy the same threehead of Horses •. . ...... (sig) Pleasant Webb (seal) , W'm Porterfield (seal), Ralp Lucas (seal), (seal). Teste Guy D French, (back) D. Bond, June court. Augt Judg't & Ex' n awarded Plfts cost $5 . 84 + 40¢ = $6.24. June 28, 1826. Rec'd of P Webb the sum of $65 . August 10th R' ed 50 cents. KIRK & CLYBER VS WILLIAM SMITH SR (D bond) that we William Smith & Paris Srnith .• bound unto John Kirk & Archibald Clyborn •• • •• penal sum $149.44.. ,, .• 27 Dec 1825 .• .. chattles of above bound William Smith John Neely & Elijah Peters ...••. sum of $74.72 .. . .. Paris Smith Deputy for Tho's Shannon Sheriff •.•.... property of William Smith . .... to wit one valuable horse •••••• C.H. - 1st day Jan Ct. next •... (sig) William Smith , Paris Smith (back) D Bond. Credit by $55.00 paid the 11th of Feb ' r 1820. Paris Smith. Satisfied. HARE VS W'M S TRACY l, (note) On demand I promise to pay to Joseph Hare the Just & f ull sum of twenty Eight Dollars Sixteen Cents lawful money As witness my hand and seal this JOth day of January 1824. W'm S Tracy (seal). Test W'm H Hare (back: W'm S Tracy to J Hare. Note = $28.16_?. February 18th 1825 Rec'd of the within $5-00cts, con ' t VIRCINllLAPPAl ACHtAN_NOTES _l �Hare vs Wm S Tracy con't 2 . Joseph Ha.re •• plaintiff • • ••• William S Tracy •.• De.fendant in custody.,., •• on JO January 1824 signed a note .•.•• sum of $28 . 16 ....•• . . (back) Declaration. note inclosed. 1826 April · Deel 'n fil 'd & Co. May Coe. June office Judgt = Plfts Cost $7 . 21 . J . (warrant) ..• take William S Tracy ••• • last tuesday March ..•.• to answer Joseph Hare - debt $28 . 16 cents damage $28 .... 1 Mar 1826. (back) executed & bailed by Isaac French. March the 6th day 1826 This is an Action of debt founded on a note under Seal .for the payment of money appearance bail is required. 4. ((A(ppearance) Bond)) We William S Tracey & Isaac French • • ••.• • •• bound unto Thomas Shannon Sheriff .••••. 26th March 1826 • •. . ..• to appear 1March1826 .•.••..• ( sig ) William S Tracey (seal), Isaac French (Seal) Wit s Paris Smith, Guy D French . 5 . .. .. . William S Tracy , Isaac French & W'm H Hare ..• .• sum of $69.80 ...••. 21 July (sig) W' m S Tracy, W' m H Hare , Isaac French 1826 • •.•• . last Tuesday •. • •. Test: S Pack Jr (back ) forthcoming bond HUNTER 1826 Sept ' r Judg't on bond Cost $6. 02 VS TAYLOR 1 . ( summons ) Giles Co . To Summons Thomas Webb, Lavid Price, John Pool & Ann Echolds .••. on 2nd day of June Court next . .. on behalf Robert Hundter Ju'r •..• between sd Hunter Pl t and Joseph Taylor Deft ..... 3 Apr 1818 (back) Hunter vs Taylor : Spa Ex ' d on third April: John Kirk S_ for John Peck SGC . Ex ' d on all W' m Burk DS for John Burk SGC 2 . ( summons) to Summon Henry Price & Tiney Price .•. • . on 2nd day June court ••••• on behalf of Joseph Taylor .. .•. between Robert Hunter Pft & the sd Taylor Deft ••• J April 1818 (back) Taylor ?of Hunter : Spa. Ex'd W'rn Burk for John Burk. J. (summons) to Summon Ianiel Fry & Randolph Hughs . . .. on the Jrd day of This Court ..• on behalf of Joseph Taylor .. •. . between Robert Hunter Plt and sd Taylor Deft .••• . 1July1818 John McClaugherty DC ONEY VS COX Giles Co ToWit Iavid Oney plantiff Complains of John Cox Deft in Custody &c of a plea that he render unto him the s um of Eight pound Seventeen Shillings & six pence half penny which to him he own and from him he unjustly Detains for that on the 19th day of July 1806 ...... the said Defendant by a Certain Writing obligatory Sealed with his Seal ..••........... hath not paid but the same to pay hath hitherto refused... ... J Chapman ( back) Oney vs Cox Debt & note. 181J Sept'r Decl ' r fil'd 1806:: Deft & Bail Oct 1806. march office Judg't to Plt cost $7 . 21 Exe'n 1.. 2. (Note) On demand I promise to pay or Cause to be paid unto Thtvid Oney the Just and full sum of r.8-s17-p6 ~? for Value Recie 'd of him as witness my hand and Seal this the 19th day of July 1806 (sig) John his \ mark Cox Attest Coleman Asbury , Jacob nisewond~r J. We (warrant ) 1he Commonwealth of Virginia to the sheriff of Giles County Greeting: command you to take John Cox if he be found within your bailiwick and him safely VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �IS O J. Oney bs Cox con't. keep, so that you have his body before Justices of our County Court of Giles at the courthou ~~ , on the last tuesday in august next to answer Iavid Oney who sues for the ben ~ fit of Thomas Copley of a ·plea of debt L8-17+6 damage 8 pounds . And have then and ~ he re this writ, Witness Iavid French Clerk of our said court , this ?th day of July 1813 in the J8 year of the Commonweal th. IE.vid Mc Comas DC (back) for &c. D Oney vs J Coxe : Cap ' s: : executed and Bail Bond taken ;; I saac Chapman SGC . This is an action of debt on a note under seal bail is to be r equired J . Chapman. 4. (bail bond) ... John Cox & Roland Flecher (deft & sur) . ..• Isaac Chapman sheriff of Giles .• .. sum of Seventeen pound fourteen shillings . . . ... (date) 23 July 1813 .• (pltf) Tu..vid Oney for the benefit of 1'h0 's Copley . .. . .. County court of Giles .•.. above bound J ohn Cox ..• . .• Debt of eight pound seventeen shilling and s ix pence . . before the Justices . .. • next (court) on the last Tuesday in august next . . . .. . (sig) John his V mark Cox (Seal ), Rowland Fletcher (seal). (Wit) Rhody her+ mark Cox. JOHN PETERS ASS OF NIMROD WHI TE* VS BEN J 'N H WHI 'IE (*s ic) 1. Giles County to wit : John Peters ass 'e of Nimrod Smith plaintiff Complains of Benj'n H White Deft in Custody &c of a plea of Covenant broken for that on the 9th day of April Eighteen hundred and Twelve at the County aforesaid the said Deft by his Certain writing Signed with his proper hand and to the Court now here Shewn the date where of is on the same day and year aforesaid covenant and bound himself to pay on demand unto Nimrod Smith afores'd Twenty Bushels of liverpool salt and afterward towit on the 20th day of October Eighteen hundred & Twelve at the County aforesaid the said Nimrod Smith by his assignment in his own proper hand which i s on the back of the s ' d covenant and to the Court now here s h ewn did assign and transfer the said covenant unto the plaintiff of which assignment the deft had notice by reason whereof an action accrued to the plaintiff to have and receve the said Twenty bushels of liverpool salt afores ' d And the plaintiff in fact saith that the s ' d Defendant the s ' d Twenty bushels of liverpool salt aforesaid altho often requested did not pay unto the said Smi th previ ous to the assignment afores'd nor has he at any time altho ' often thereunto required paid the same to the plff since said assignment But the same to pay hath hitherto altogether refused & Still doth refuse to the Iamage of the pff $ (blank) and therefore he produceth suit Amiss of pledges &c: John Doe, Rich'd Ro e 2. (Note ) On demand for Value rec ' d I promise to pay Nimrod Smith 20 Bushels of liverpool Salt as witness my hand this 9th Tu.y of Aprile 1812 (sig) Ben H Whit_ Tes t Philip Peters. (back) I assign the within to John Peters for value rec ' d this 20th Lay of Oct 1812 (sig) Nimrod Smith Test Christians Pe ters Sen ' r. J. (warrant) • •.• to take Ben H White ... on the last Tuesday in February next to answer John Peters assenee of Nimerod Smith of plea of covenant Broken D3.mage Sixty Dollars. Witness IE.vid French JOth day of December 1812 , in t h e J?th yr. John McClaugherty DCGC (back) Mem'o This is an . action brought to Recover Dimage for breach of covent not under Seal Appearance Bail is required Amiss pg?. Jn'o Peters J'r vs Ben H White Cap's. Executed and apearance bail = taken Wm Chapman DS fo r J Chapman. 4. (bail bond) ..• Benj'n H White & John Brown (deft & sur) •... sum of one hundred and Twenty Dollars ..••• lOth February 181J .. •. .• (pff) John Peters Sen'r assee of Nim.rod Smith •.• for a plea of Covenant Broken Iamage Sixty Dollars ( sig ) Benj ' a H White, John Brown. Wit W'm Chapman �151 John Peters ass vs Benj 'n H White con' t . Jo hn Peters assee Benjamin H White 11 in Covema.nt Be it remembered that on the day Henley Chapman as counsel for the de:fendant moved the court for leave to withdraw his plea which he had f illed at a former term & that he might be permitted. to plead a new in said cause which motion was made Mr Lewis Amiss who is plaintiff counsil has left this court the court with a knowledge of the circumstances permitted· the defendant caused to withdraw his Said plea & give him leave to plead a new to which opinion of the court J ohn Chapman a member of this bar as the friend of the Said Lewis Amiss praye~ an exception to the a.f oresaid opinion & render this bill of exception which he prayes may be signed & sealed by the court & which is done accordingly. (sig) D. Johnston ( seal), J Chapman (seal) , J Burk (seal ), ~?Peck (seal), S. Luca_ ?(seal) (back) We the jury find for the plaintiff fifty three dollars and thirty four cents , damages with interest from the 9th day of April 1812 untill paid. (sig) John Lybrook . Peters Ass 'e vs Bill Exception • 5. VS HARLESS & ALL .DUGI.ASS 1. (warrant) . . . Philip Harless & Isaac Epling his appearance bond •• •• $JO with interest from 1 July 1823 whic h Jacob Duglass • •.. ••.• Philip Harless for debt •..... a l so $7 . 21 . . ..... last Tues Nov ' r (court) Jl Oct 1823. (back) Came to Hand Nov 'r 6 1823. not executed . 2. \ Warrant, as above except) •. •. Also $7 . 61 ••.•• last Tues Dec ••.. 2 Dec 1823. ( back) This execution is satisfied this 16th December 1823. Jacob Dugl Test George his X mark Scott . HARE VS PEARIS & TONEY 1. (note) On demand.for Value Rec ' d we or either of us promise to pay Joseph Hair three hundred & forty five Dollars thirty three Cents as witness our hands and seal this 15th D:i.y of Sept 1821 . (sig) G N Pearis , Jonathan Toney Test J ohn J enk S ' r (back) Pearis &-Toneys Note to Hair $345 . 35 2. ( Declaration = Note enclosed) 1825 Nov 'r fil'd & Co Dec'r Coe 1826 march Thomas Kirk Spl bail R Craig for the defts office Judg't Set aSide payment plea & replication? & Issue June Jury &al & Judg't Plfts Cost $9.92 (The above was on a wrapper. ) J. (warrant) take George N Pearls & Jonathan Terry ••••. last tuesday in Oct. next •• . to answer Joseph Hare ••.• debt of $345 . 33 fumage $345. 5th Sept 1825 ( back) Hare vs Pearis & Toney :: Caps. executed on George N Pearls September 27 1825 & Bailed by Samuel P Pearis & on Jonathan Toney the ?th Oct 1825. 'Ihis is an action of Debt founded on a note under Seal for the payment 0£ money appearance bail is required H. Chapman. · 4. ( Apr'r Bond)(as above except) 27 Sept 1825. Toney, Saml P Pearis. Wit: Guy D French. H ERSKINE VS (sig) G N Pearls, Jonathan G N PEARIS $162. 85 I promise and oblige myself my heirs &c to pay Henry Erskine the just and full sum of one hundred and sixty two dollars and Eightyfive cents for value rec'd as witness my hand and seal this 8 July 1824. GS Pearls (seal) Teste James French? S (back ) Pearis George N to Henry Erskine:: Note $162.85 8 July 1824 can't 1. (note) VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �15~ H Erskine vs G N Pearis con ' t 2. (Declarati9n).Henry Erskine plaintiff complains of George N Pearis Defendant in custody •••• • $162.85 debt (back~ Erskine vs George N Pearis. note enclosed. 1826 July Del'n fil 'd & C august CoC august office Judg ' t in Deft J_ bail . Plfts Cost $7.21 BURNE VS PEARIS 1. (warrant) •••. .• Samuel P. Pearis .• . .• 8 pounds Seven Shellings and ten pence •• 1Jan1821 ••••• for debt •.. (to) Andrew & George Burne . . ... also $6.51 ..... last 'I\les April (court). . • . . J:L Mar 1823. (back) Burne vs Pearis : fifas. Came to hand Jl Mar 182J. executed on 2 horses and a Delivery Bond taken April 2l 1823 property to be sold on the 1st day of May Court next. 2 ••.•. $53 with interest from 20 July 1819 ..•.. . by virtue of a judgment . • .. Also $6.91 .•••• last Tues May .•.... 7 May 182J . (back) The following endorsement was on the note to wit about September 1821 Re'd on payment Given $37. Bond forfeited . JOSEPH HARE VS SAML P PEARIS & CHARLES 1 PEARI S 1. (note) On or before the fi rst day of December we promise to pay J oseph Hair fifty dollars for value rec ' d witness our hands and seals this 21st day of Feb 1824. Samuel P Pearis (seal ), Cha ' s 1 Pearis (seal) Attest Philip Peters (back) S & C Pearis to Joseph Hair. Note $50 2. (Declaration) Joseph Hare , pltf .•.•. complains of Samuel P Pearis & Charles L. Pearis Df1ts in custody .. . • render $50 . 00 debt as of 21Feb1824 • ... promise to pay on or before 1 Dec 1824. (back) Joseph Hare vs Samuel P· Pearis & Charles L Pearis : Declaration . Note enclosed. 1825 Nov ' r Decl ' n fild & Co Dec 'r CoC 1826 march George N Peari s & others Spl bail R Craig for Deft. office Jud.g't set aSide payment plea repl ' n & Issue June plea waved Plfts Cost $8 . 72 J, Executed on C L Pearis September the 21 day 1825 & balilick try John Miller Executor on Sam'l P Pearis Sept 27 , 1825 Guy D French 4. (bond) Samuel P Pearis, Charles 1 Pearis & John Miller •... bound unto Thomas Shannon, Sheriff .• .•.• sum of $100 , ••. . 2lst Sept ' r 1825.... . Joseph Hare • . . . • .. agst (Pearis) plea of Debt of $50 damage . ••.•. lst day of Oct Ct next .•.•.. • (sig) Sam'l P Pearis, Cha ' s L Pearis , John Miller H SIFFORD VS M & D CROY 1. Michael & D Croy to • Note $200-00. rec ' d of Michael Croy the sum of ??Nin teen ??Thirteen?? dollars March 25 1826. February 28th 1825 Credit by one hundred and sixty Dollars & fifty five cents . 2. (declaration) Harmon Sifford complains of Michael Croy & D3.vid Croy in custody •.••• .••. (debt) $200 ••. •• (note) (dated) 6 Aug 1821 . (back) Declaration. 1825 Sept ' r Decl'r fil ' d & Co Oct'r CoC. W'm H Snidow Spl bail H Chapman for Def, payment & Issue 1826 March Judg ' t confes ' d plfts. Cost $8.28. J. (warrant) •.• take Michael Croy & Iavid Croy . .•.• last 'I\lesday August •••• answer Harman Sifford •.•. debt $200. , . Iamage $200. 20 Aug 1825. \/IC~l~llA Ar.mu A/\UIAM ._lnTJ:'C:.. �l J53 H Si.ff ord. vs M & D Croy - con ' t 3. (con't) executed on Ia.vid Croy August the 21st day 1825 & bailed by W'm H Snidow and executed on Michael Croy -- August 26th day 1825~ 'lhis is an action of Debt founded on a note under Seal Appearance is required. . 4. (A. Bond) We Michael Croy David Croy & W'm H Snidow •• • sum of $400 •• •• 22nd Aug 1825 .•.. Debt of $200 Damage $200 •••• • last tuesday in this month. (sig) Michael his -:JW mark Croy, David Croy, W' in H Snidow. 5. To M' r J ohn Chapman , Giles County . Aprile the 15th 1826. Mr. John Chapman Sir pleas to stay that execution against Iavid Croy and Micha.el Croy for two months and so doing you will oblige your friend (sig) Harmon Sifford. John Chapman Sir g ive M'r re. Croy Cr on that anaccount fo $J.OO and in so doing you wil oblige me . ( sig) H. Sifford. Mr COMMONWEALTH VS DA YID STRALEY 1 . . . . . . County Court on 28 Oct 1817 present Iavid Straley labourer late of Giles County • •••. on the 18 Oct 1817 •. . ...• voluntarily fighting with William Boling • •.• Upon the information of Isaac Chapman Esquire of Giles Co . (back) Commonwealth vs Iavid Straley :: Indictment for a breach of the peace A True Bill , Charles King foreman . 1817 Oct'r bill fil'd & process ordered. We the Jury find the Def ' t Iavid Straley quilty & assess his fine to fifteen dollars. (sig) John Yost. Cost $6. 40 2. (summons) • . . . summon Ia.vi d Straley .... court held last tuesday in March next. 1 Nov 1817 . ================================================================================ DECENNIAL DIGEST I want to give you ano ther source. It is my very favorite for every new line I research . It is called the 1st Decennial Digest. You may need to write down these dates -- it only covers 1658 to 1911. Volumes 21- 25 of the 1st Decennial Digest (1897-1906 ) comprise the Table of Cases , or the index, to Volumes 1- 50 of the Decennial Digest (1658-1896), and Volumes 1- 20 of the 1st Decennial Digest (1897-1906) . It has over 500 , 000 cases in it. The Decennial Digest is in five (5) volumes , and 20 percent of your American surnames -- as an average -- are in the Decennial Digest . from SEMINAR TRANSCRIPT, 1984, p 22, by Ronald A Bremer, PO Box 16422, Salt Lake City , UT 84116 . b bef bet bro c - born before - between - beother circe Abreviations used in Queries ch - children gf - grandfather co - county gs - grandson d - died g - great dau - daughter info - information d/o - daughter of md - married aoDAI A~HIAN NOTES_ p/o - parents of s/o - son of �15'-f QUERIES 79- 90 Who were the p/o Nathan Olby JONES md Sarah HASKETT in Randolph Co, NC 1859. Came to Montgomery Co , VA after Civil War. Katherine Goodholm, 2153 Don Francisco Dr , Kearns. Utah 84118 80-90 Any info on George CIAPSADDLE who lived in Botetourt Co in 1790s, out of Va census index by 1830, from York Co, PA. Any info on John McGRANAHA.N in Bote~ tourt & Tazewell Co. 1790-1800. Katherine Goodholm, see above. 81~90 Seeking ancestors or info on Joseph GARSHWILER/GASHWILER/KERSHWILER & his wife Barbara, who resided in Frederick (later Shenandoah) Co,VA between 1773 & 1779, later moved to Mercer Co,KY. He is said to have served in a Revolutionary War co militia (possibly Dunmore) . Also need possible relation to Andereas Gershwiller , a German who arrived in Philadelphia in 1749. Diane Canary, PO Box 21154, Roanoke, VA 24018. 82-90 EMBERTON: Seek info in the ancestry of Ianiel Patterson EMBERTON, b Apr 1844 in Monroe Co, Ky , possibly an orphan bef 1860. I would deeply appreciate any info on the EMBERTON family or anyone researching that family. Many EMBERTON family members in that area came from Washington Co, VA & Sullivan Co, TN. Diane Canary, see above. 83- 90 DENHAM/GOINt Need info on ancestry of Hardin DENHAM, believed to be b June 1760 in Hanover Co, VA & his bro Iavid b 1754 in Louisa Co, VA. Both served in the Revolutionary War in NC. Hardin is believed to have md Nancy GOIN (from VA) in Adair Co, KY in 1803 . The family moved often, especially bet KY & TN. Diane Canary, see above . 84-90 BRANSCOMB/PIERCE 1 Seek p/o Joseph E BRANSCOMB, b Henry Co, VA; md Diana PIERCE in Ohio; sheriff DeKalb Co, Mo; assassinated 1865. Cht Benjamin Franklin, b 18J6; Virginia (LITI'LETON); Eliza (COOK); Ernma(PRITI;HARD)J Joseph E., Charles A. Judith Unsicker, PO Box 8433, South Lake Tahoe, CA 95731 85- 90 TAYLOR/EARNEST/BRANSCOMB: Seek ancestors of Capt Benjamin & Rachel EARNEST TAYLOR, both b KY. He led California wagon train 1857 . Iau Jane, b Dekalb Co, Mo, md Benjamin Franklin BRANSCOMB 1859 in Sonoma Co, CA . Judith Unsicker, see above . 86- 90 Need info on William C & Bettie LOWRY, the p/o Mary Willie LOWRY, b 10 Apr 1859 , Bed.ford Co, VA md Booker Mitchell CAMPBELL 16 June 1879, Bristol, TN, d 26 June 1926. Mildred W Campbell , PO Box 21262, Roanoke, VA 24018 87- 90 Martha (Patsy) WARD, d/o Ia.niel & Elizabeth WARD, md Elijah LYON (S) 17 Nov 1814, Franklin Co, VA. Moved to Cla iborne Co , TN c 1826. Returned to visit his p Elisha & Rhoda Hatcher LYON(S), Franklin Co winter 1828. Elijah d Mar 1828. Nun cupati ve Will. Patsy on 18JO Federal Census, 7 ch. Need names & other info on ch. Mildred W Campbell, see above. 88-90 See p/o Allen FARMER, b Tn, d 5 Apr 1871. On both the Patrick & Franklin Co Federal Census in 1850. Md Mary Elizabeth PRILLAMAN, d/o Da.vid & Sarah HELMS PRILLAMAN, Mar 1852. Lst Lt. Light Inf, 110 Reg Confederate Army. Mildred M Campbell 89-90 Who were p/o Fountain HALE? B 27 Mar 1827 VA. Md ------- Altimirah in TN. D Louisburg , Dallas Co , Mo 15 May 1916. Ruby Hinkle, Box 833, Craig Colorado 81626 �Queries 155 90- 90 Seek parents & siblings of 'lhoma.s JEFFERS & wife Martha, l iving in Halifax Co, Va, 1780's & 1790's. Moved to Grainger Co , TN , 1798. Lau I sabell, b 1784, VA, md Isham CLARK, 1800, Grainger Co, 'IN. Who were other ch? Mrs Frank Burian 4 Sweetwood Ct, Ballwin, MO 63011. 91-90 MUNCY, GLASS, FINLEYs Jane MUNCY md Rufus Finley GLASS 1840 Wythe Co, VA(?) She was the d/o Tunis MUNCY & he the s/o James GLASS & Menerva FINLEY. Books say Jane md & moved to KY . I can 't find them after 1860 Lee Co, VA census. Some of their kids lived in KY & some in ARK. What happened to them and all of the kids??? Linda Hurley, 1140 Al ton Sta . Rd #J5, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342. 92-9 0 Researching s BALL (Mos es ) , BROWNING, BOWLER (HOWLER) , BI SHOP, BOWLES , BRITTAIN, CARMICHEAL, CRUTCHFIELD, CHESNUT , DORAN, FARLEY , FINLEY, GRAVE'ITE (IT.I'), GLASS, GILBERT ( 2 lines), HUNT, HOWARD, HENSLEY, HENDERSON, JONES, KIRBY, LAYNE, MUNCY, MIDDLETON, PARKER, POPE, RICHARDSON, SPARKS, SIMPKINS, SASSER, SMITH, STEWART, TURNER, WASLLACE, WYNN, WORLEY, YEARY .. , Linda Hurley, see91- 90. 93-90 BROWNING, BOWLES, PARKERs George BROWNING (b c 1814 VA) md Sarah "Sally" BOWLES 20 Sep 1836 in Clay Co KY . The census in KY says he was deaf & dumb. Who were their parents, especially his . Need info on a John PARKER whose dau Rebecca was b cl822 in KY. George STEWART was b Feb 1824 in VA, d Harlan Co, KY. Linda Hurley, see 91-90 9'r90 Need info on Thomas Jefferson BARBOUR & Sarah F BUTT, they md 25 July 1867 in Montgomery Co, VA. Sarah d/o J acob & Charlotte MOSES BUTT of Lafayette, VA. Raymond LOVERA (LOVING) md Elizabeth Fisher 6 June 1839 in Halifax Co, VA. Any info on either person. Katherine Goodholm , 3153 W Don Francisco Dr, Kearns, Utah 84118 . 95-90 Searching for info about Joseph Strickland Family. Peter Howard, widower , of Rockbridge Co, and Sarah Strickland, spinister were married Oct 29, 1791 in Amherst Co, VA. Opa l Bowen, Rt 1 Box 62 , Atchison, Kansas 66002. 96-90 Abraham Trout & Mary Law were md 16 Nov 1808 in Franklin Co, Va. They moved to Cabel Co, VA . Would like to learn the name of the parents of abraham Trout & Mary Law. Opal Bowen, Rt 1 Box 62, Atchison, Kansas 66002. 97-90 Searching for info about the Cannaday family. D:tvid Cannaday md Jane Walker 2 Aug 1819 Franklin Co, VA. Peter S Moore & Elizabeth Cannaday, d/o Jane Radford were md 29 June 1846 Franklin Co, Va, Sur. Thomas Stump. Qpal Bowen, s ee 96-90 , 98-90 Jacob GARMAN, b 15 Sep 18JJ, Roanoke Co, VA . Father was Peter GARMAN. Who was mother? Jacob was in Civil War (Union Army). Brothers were in Divil War (Confederate Army). After was Jacob retured to Roanoke Co to find family, but could not. No contact with family was ever made. One brother may have been George GARMAN. Need any info for GARMAN families in SW VA. S M Hutcheson, 2509 South Berkley Drive, North Little Rock, Ark 72118 99-90 Martin HO!x:;ES, b Franklin Co, md cl865-1870 Sarah HARDY, b Henry Co. Where md? Parents? Siblings? Ch were Victoria, Maggie, William Lee . .• proba.bly others. William Lee HOIGES md Georgia Emma BOWLES, When and where md? This is a "brick wall " si tuation. Any info from anyone appreciated. SM Hutcheson, see 98-90 100-90 REWARD $50.00 for ~roof of parentage of Isabell ''Ebby" CHANCE (b 20 Aug 1790, NC) & William POTTS (b 6 Oct 1786, Loudon Co, VA , near Harper's Ferry) md 10 Sep 1806, Lincoln Co, KY; d late 1800's, Hancock Co, IN. Susan Potts, 11032 162nd Ave North East, Redmond, Was h . 98052 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �15" Queries 101-90 Need p/o James READ. Will proved 3 May 1796, Brunswick Co, VA; dauss Olive READ & Nancy READ BARROW; son, Harmon READ; gs Peter READ. Need proof of marriages Nancy READ to John BARROW, c1776. John BARROW b c 1755 on Fountain ' s Creek, Brunswick Co, VA (believed to be 2nd oldest son of William BARROW & Ainy LEE). Betty Wilson Thomas, 68- 650 Second St #176, Cathedral City , CA 92234. 102-90 What was relationship of Amy LEE BARROW (d/o William LEE, Surry/Brunswick Co, VA) to Stephen LEE of Bedford (?) Co, VA? William & Arny BARROW ' s son , John BARROW, moved to NC cl776 & to KY prior to 1790. Stephen LEE ' s will (Pulaski Co, KY, 1809) was witnessed by Joshua JONES, son-in-law of John BARROW . Betty Wilson Thomas, 68- 650 Second St #175, c.athed.ral City, CA 92234. lOJ-90 Wish to correspond with anyone working on MARTIN family of Montgomery & Russell Cos, VA . Seeking p/o Andrew MARTIN who was b cl765 in VA. Dorothy E Schachterle, 860 West Chenango Ave, Englewood, CO 80110 104--90 Prudence ROBINSON was given consent to marry by David ROBINSON in Botetourt Co on Feb 28, 1786. Witnesses were William McDONAL & James ROBINSON. Groom was one Andrew MARTIN. Who were their ch? Dorothy E Schachterle, see above . 105- 90 Would like to contact anyone knowing whereabouts of Andrew & Hannah FARMER after 1850 census. Mrs c.amilla DEAN, RD #3 Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 106- 90 Would like to contact descendants of or anyone who can tell me abc •it Dent F STUART/STEWART. Last known address Albany , Oregon c 1945. Mrs c.amilla Dean see 105-90. 107-90 Seek any info on Permelia Elizabeth JANNEY , b cl850 , d/o of John JANNEY & Ann MARTIN, md John LANCASTER 1879 in Floyd. John, s/o John & Ellen LANCASTER. John & Permelis "Lizzie" in 1880 Roanoke Co census . Where are John & Lizzie LANCASTER after 1880. Children? Date of Death? Burial place? Connie Saladiner Rt J Box 29, Narrows, VA 24124. 108-90 Seek info on Surrepta JANNEY, b 1847c, d/o John JANNEY & Ann MARTIN, md Michael Columbus LANCASTER, s/o John & Ellen , Floyd 1881. Listed in 1900 Roanoke City census with ch : Mary E, Bettie, Tay/Taz , William L. Surrepta ' s bro James md Fanny HALE. Where is Surrepta buried? Date of death? Anything on her JANNEY lineage appreciated. Connie Saladiner , see 107-90. 109- 901 Need info on parents, marriage , ch of Charles Henry RAKES, b 18Jlc & J 1lia A ?, b 1824c. Listed in Franklin Co 1870 census with chs John, David , sa:rah, Charles. Was this 2nd marriage of Charles? Julia ' s maiden name possibly JONES . Son Charles,born 1865c , md Mary Ann JANNEY c 1887-1888. Where? Connie Saladiner, see 107-90. 1 110-90 Would like info on Robert Henry BOGLE, b 21 Aug 1848 in Wythe Co, d ?. S/ o Mark Reed BOGLE and Jane Newberry BOGLE, md to Elizabeth REPASS, d/o Isaac . Had one dau, Etta , md to Dr Charles WALKER in Grove, Okla. Ellene Endres , 4815 Airway Dr. Sp 127, Moses Lake, WA 98837. 111-90 Would like info on Malinda SMITH, b 1840 Wythe Co, VA, & Sarah SMITH, b 1842, Wythe Co . Daus/o Joh D SMITH, b 180J, & Sarah, b 1802. They were on 1870 Bland Co census - s till at home. Ellene Endres, see 110-90 112-90. Need info on Emily Lavinia SMITH, b 1868 & Margaret M SMITH. b 1870, d/ o John A SMITH of Wythe & Bland Cos, Va. Mother, Julia Ann WAGGONER. Both still home with father on 1900 Bl and Co, VA census. Ellene Endres, see 110-90. VlP ~ l~J!A APPA i Al'UIA~I Mf'lTEL_ , �Queries 15'/ 113-90 Seek info concerning ancestry of William James COLE, md 20 Aug 1877, Christiansburg, VA to Mary Catherine CAREY. Also related families ALLEY and HUMBURG. William G Potter, 32404 42nd Place South, Auburn, WA 98001 114-90 Desire to correspond with heirs of Samuel & Rebecca WRIGHT WILSON who lived in Mechanicsburg, Bland Co, VA c 1880-1910. Samuel b c 1848 Marion Co, KY. s/o John WILSON & Martha. BROWN. Rebecca b c 1850 Patrick Co, VA, d/o D3.niel WRIGHT & Elizabeth DILLARD. Eight chs George, Cora, D3.niel, Anna, Hattie, Emma, Eddie & William. George is my gf. Shirley Burke , 2322 S Rogers, Est. #56, Mesa, AZ 85202 115-90 Seek info on heirs of Nancy F DAVIS (cl860) & 2 daus Rose (Rosie Arkansas) b cl877 & Mary (Prairie Flower) b c 1880. Husband & father was John W (Steele) ALLEY who separated from Nancy & relocated to Roanoke Co with another dau Alifair Virginia ALLEY where he remarried & raised another family. Shirley Burke, see 114-90. 116-90 Heirs of Betsy DAVIS, b cl779, d 1/1/1871, d/o James BURK(E) rumored to have died in NC c 1780-1790, md to Capt Hiram DAVIS 1808, believed to have d in Bland Co, mother believed to have surname PEPPER. My husband's gggf was James BURK(E) b cl788 NC, moved to Hancock Co, TN prior to 1820, known to raise 9ch, wife unknown. Seek link bet two James', possibly Betsy's bro? Shirley Burke, see 114-90. , 117-90 James M HALL, b 19 Feb 1834 Giles Co, md Nancy WHITE on 19 Feb 185.5 in Giles Co. Parents wer J & P HALL & A & E WHITE. Could these parents be James & Polly (HARLESS) HALL & Ackles & Elizabeth (MAWLES) WHITE? James M HALL md 2 Louise STEPHENSON, probably in Pulaski. She was widow of ••.. PRICE. Am researching all HALL families in SW VA & appreciate any info. Postage reimbursed . Elke Hall, 500 Tabb Lakes Dr, Tabb, VA 23693. 118-90 Need parents & wife or wives of John CAMPBELL (23 Jun 177.5 - 10 Sep 1863) of Roanoke Co, VA. He was f/o Robert (b 18 Apr 1804), Susannah THRASHER (18 Feb 1808-21 Mar 1884), Reverend Clack R (3 Dec 1809-31 Mar 1881) & Matilda STONER (4 Feb 1814). Will share info. Ruth Thrasher, PO Box 2183, Buena Park, CA 90621. 119-90 Need parents & siblings of funiel STONER 91807-11 Jul 1888) of Roanoke Co , VA. He was husband to Matilda CAMPBELL 94 Feb 1814-Aug 1888) and father to Ann, Lucy Jane THRASHER (21 Nov 1834-6 Jun 1916), & Letitia Susan BUFORD WARD. Will share info. Ruth Thrasher, see 118-90. 120-90 Need parents & Surname of wife, Sarah Jane, of Peter HOWARD (wp Apr 182 5) of Montgomery Co, VA. He was f/o Ira, Joseph, Nancy MOORE, Peter, Sarah WELLS, Elizabeth BANKS & Major. Will share info. Ruth Thrasher, see 118-90. 121-90 George KELLE(A)R settled near Wheeling c 1790, md & had the following ch bef moving on into Belmont Co, Ohio cl80li John, Benjamin , Ann , Levi , Thomas , Absalom, Isaac & perhaps George. Need: wife & marriage date for George who d i n Belmont Co 1826, parents for both, & birth dates for ch. R Jay Williamson, PO Box 1175. Ross CA 94957 122-90 William J DAVIS md Nancy J ROE 3 Dec 1844 in Washington Co , VA & had ch James & John w. there bef moving to Pulaski Co , KY ca1859, Need confirmation of birth dates & parents for both William & Nancy. R Jay Will i amson , s ee 1 21- 90 VIRG:~~iA APPALACHIAN NOTES. �I !58' BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts THE FAMILY HISTORY OF SIMON GRANSER MARSHALL, SR. 1791 - 1877. This is the genealogical data of Simon Granser Marshall, Sr. and Sarah Reece, his wife, and families connected with them. There are 8612 descendants of Siman Granser Marshall Sr listed in his book and 1021 surnames . Simon was born in Surry Co, NC, 26 Dec 1791. He married Sarah Reece on 27 Oct 1812 in Surry Co, NC and they moved to Carroll Co, VA in 18JO. Sarah died in 1857. Simon died in 1877, They had 8 sons and 2 daughterss (1) Joseph (181J-1890l, (2) Abraham (1815-1862), (3) Jesse Reece (1816-1864), ~4) John Hadley (1818-1862 , (5) Ruth (1819-1851/9) , (6) Thomas Huff (1821- 1887), 7) Ianiel (1822-1900), (8 Simon (1855-1886) , (9) Levi (1827- 1903), (10) Polly 18Jl?- ). The Coat of Arms of this family is pictured and documented from Burke British authority on heraldry. Simon Granser Marshall was a direct descendant from the emigrant John Marshall of Ireland who came to America in 1650. There are 10 chapters in the book , a chapter on each child with pictures and documentation. The annual Marshall Family Reunion has been held ever since 1957 on the Sunday before Labor D3.y at Panther Cree, Dugspur, VA at the Marshall Community Park. The present Chairman is G Payne Marshall, 1514 Ardmore Place, Kingsport, TN 37664. The book has a table of contents, complete index, individual pictures and many reunion pictures, 268 pages, a supplement index for 7th and 8th generations. Ed Graham of Roanoke, a descendant of Simon Granser Marshall, donated the book to the SWVGS and has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. Order froms G Payne Marshall, 1514 Ardmore Place , Kingsport, TN 37664. The price is $22.00 THE FLOW OF TIME by Laura Allison Carrothers. The "Flow of Time", the Allisons and the Conners with related branches of the southwest Virginia Families including Jacksons, Shaffers, Dunfords, Cecil s, Howards and many other mainly of Pulaski and Wythe Counties. The pictures include family groups, individual, churches, schools, and cemeteries. "The Flow of Time" brings ancestry traced in the book from The British Isles and Continental Europe, The Allisons from Scotland and England; the Conners from Ireland; the Howards and Cecils from England; the Jacksons from England and Wales and the Shaffers from Germany . The book is well documented, a hard cover, ~l'' , 422 pages, beautiful white paper, bibliography and completely indexed, with a Library of Congress number. The price of the book is $50.00 which includes postage and handling. Order from Laura Carrothers , J865 F.ast Farrin Way, Fresno, CA 93726. 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS TAZEWELL COUNTY , VIRGINIA . by Francis W Mcintosh and Elise Greenup Jourdan. This record was taken from the microfilm and the original census record by Francis W Mcintosh and formatted, transcribed and laser-jet printed by Elise Greenup Jourdan . There's not too much you can say about books on census records -- poor, good, best. This is one of the best that I have seen . Easy to read, published in the order in which it was taken (there is a surname index) , and ALL information on the original census is given here, which many people do not include. This additional information helps to identify the people we are looking for.This book has 171 pages, printed on acid-free paper and has a soft c over. Price is $18.00 (postpaid) and order from Elise Jourdan, 8624 Asheville Highway , Knoxville , TN 37924. (reviewed by Babe Fowler) Other books by the above: 1840-1850 FEDERAL CENSUS, TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA and ready i n a couple of months will be 1870 FEDERAL CENSUS , TAZEWELL COUNTY, VI RGINIA. Als o available if GREENUP-WI'ITEN-CECIL by Mrs. Jourdan. For informat ion write to Mrs Jourdan at the above address. Vl ~ G :NIA APPALAC;-:iAr: i ~OTES �IS'f VIRGINIA ROOM--NEW ADDITIONS APRIL 1990 Moody, David SCOTTISH LOCAL HISTORY: AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1986 v REF 929.09411 M77ls Brown, A HOUSE. Dougl~s Summers HISTORY OF LYNCHBURG'S PIONEER QUAKERS AND THEIR MEETING H. E. Howard, Inc. 1986 V REF 289.6 B81 1986 1 Crater, Flora, et. al. THE ALMANAC OF VIRGINIA POLITICS 1990 SUPPLEMENT. Activist Fund, Inc. , 1990 v REF 328.3755 C855a The Woman Andrus , Michael J . THE BROOKE, FAUQUIER, LOUDOUN AND ALEXANDRIA ARTILLERY. E. Howard, Inc., 1990 v REF 913.7455 An29b Roberts, Bruce PLANTATION HOMES OF THE JAMES RIVER. University of Carolina Press, 1990 V REF 917 . 554 R54lp McAllister, J. T . VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY Publishing Co., 1913 (Reprint-Heritage Books, REF 973.3455 Mll7v \ Whitt , June Chapman ELEPHANTS AND QUAKER GUNS: HISTORY. Vandarnere Press , 1984 North WAR. 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FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED BOOK SERIES VOLUME I; DEED BOOKS 1, 2, 3, 4 1743-1758 ABSTRACTED. 1989 V REF 929.3755 F872d ·:'tr, ·. Outlaw, Alain Charles GOVERNOR'S LAND: ARCHAEOLOGY OF EARLY SEVENTEENT«-CENTURY VIRGINIA SETTLEMENTS. University Press of Virginia, 1990 V REF 975.54251 Ou8g Sisson, Seber~ L. DESCENDENTS OF THE LUDLOW B. SISSON FAMILY (Second Edition). 1988 V REF 929.2 Si83d 1988 Stewart, Morris Monroe and Virginia Mae Murdick Stewart, Comp. THE SAMPSON STEWARTS: A FAMILY RECORD. Revised ed., 1989 V REF 929.2 St49s McFarland , K. T. H. WILL ABSTRACTS OF BROOKE COUNTY, (WEST) VIRGINIA 1797-1849. Closson Press, 1986 V REF 929.3754 B79w OWens, Debbie and Vicki Cyphert, Comp. PAGE COUNTY, VA BIRTHS 1896. 1989 V REF 929.3755 Pl4lb Weiser, Fredericks., ed. MARYLAND GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS VOLUME 4: BAPTISMAL RECORDS OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF FREDERICK; FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND 1780-1811. Historical Society of Carroll County (Westminster, MD), 1989 v REF 284.175202 M369g owens, Debbie and Vicki Cyphert, Comp. PAGE NEWS AND COURIER ABSTRACTS: OBITUARY NOTICES 1869-1880 . 1989 V REF 929 . 3755 Pl4lx Campbell, Judith A. PAGE COUNTY, VA 929.3755 P14lmc MARRIAGES 1865-1874. Harris, Nelson SETTLERS ALONG BACK CREEK, VOLUME I : GRISSO, POAGE , HARRIS AND HAYES FAMILIES. 1989 REF A HISTORY OF THE V REF 929 . 208 H242s Wei ster, Michelle (typist) WASHINGTON COUNTY , PENNSYLVANIA MARRIAGES . 1987 V REF 929 . 37 48 W2 77m VfRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES V Closson Press, �I~/ Campbell, Judith A. DEATH RECORDS: 929.3755 Pl41dt PAGE COUNTY, Campbell, Judith A. PAGE COUNTY, VA.: Pl4lmd VIRGINIA 1864-1885 .. MARRIAGES 1875-1884 V REF V REF Rogers, George Wesley and Louis H. Manarin OFFICERS OF THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA 1776-1990 . Va., 1990 V REF 923.2 R631o 1990 929.3755 Richmond, MAY 1990 Nottingham, Stratton, Comp. ACCOMACK LAND CAUSES 1728-1825 . REF 929.3755 Ac27La Heritage Books , 1990 . V JUNE 1990 Johnston, Virgil THE JOHNSTON FAMILY GENEALOGY 1170-1908. 929.2 J642f VAULT V REF McMichael, Edward v . INTRODUCTION TO WEST VIRGINIA ARCHAEOLOGY. West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey, 1963 V REF 917. 54 M228i Barbour, Edna Hollar, Comp. THE INDIANA HOLLARS GENEALOGY: SUPPLEMENT TO HALLAR-HOLLARHOLLER GENEALOGY (by Gilreath), 1985 V REF 929 . 2 H722n Yantis, Netti Schreiner and Florene Speakman Love THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LISTS FOR THE YEAR 1787 FOR PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Genealogical Books In Print, 1987 V REF 929.3755 P687x 1787 Scott , Carol A., Comp . MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES OF WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA AND THE TRI-STATE AREA 1818-1857 . Closson Press, 1987 V REF 929 · 375402 Sco83rn v. 2 1858-1865 cl987 v.3 1866-1870 cl988 Lane, Imogene Hawks JOHN HAWKS : A FOUNDER OF HADLEY, Press, 1989 V REF 929 . 2 H313j Krick, Robert K. A VIRGINIA MARINE ON IWO JIMA. 940.5426 K89lv Bailey , James H . OLD PETERSBURG . 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V REF 910.3 H355d Ostrander Family United States Printing Office, 1966 JULY 1990 Artemis/ Artists and Writers, Inc. ARTEMIS XIII. Artemis/Artists and Writers , Inc., 1990 REF 708.1751 W842a Edds, Margaret CLAIMING THE DREAM: THE VICTORIOUS CAMPAIGN OF WILDER OF VIRGINIA. Algonquin Books, 1990 V REF v DOUGLAS 975.504 Ed23c Abbot, W. W. and Dorothy Toohig, eds. THE PAPERS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON: 1761-JUNE1767 . V REF 308 W227g COLONIAL SERIES , 7 JANUARY Glazier, Ira A. and P . William Filby GERMANS TO AMERICA: LISTS OF PASSENGERS ARRIVING AT U. S. PORTS, V . 10 JANUARY 1856-APRIL 1857. Scholarly Resources, Inc., 1990 V REF 929 . 543 G317p Thompson , Ne il Collins IT 4 S A RAINBOW. 286.175 583 T 37 5 i Toler Printing Co., Y\RGINlA APPALACHIAN NOTES 1988 V REF �l Vogt, John and T. William Kethley, Jr . VIRGINIA HISTORIC MARRIAGE REGISTER: MECKLENBURG MARRIAGES, 1765-1853 . Iberian Publishing, 1989 929.3755 M466ma COUNTY V REF Martin, Nora B., trans. THE FEDERAL CENSUSES OF 1830, 1840 AND 1850 FOR ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Iberian Publishing, 1987 v REF 929. 3755 AL52c 1850 Martin, Nora B. , trans. THE FEDERAL CENSUS OF 18 7 0 FOR ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Iberian Publishing, 1988 V REF 929.3755 AL52c 1870 VIRGINIA. Fugate , Mary D. VIRGINIA HISTORIC MARRIAGE REGISTER: SCOTT COUNTY MARRIAGES 1815-1853. Iberian Publishing, 1989 V REF 929 . 3755 Sco84m Vogt, John and T. William Kethley, Jr., Comp. VIRGINIA HISTORIC MARRIAGE REGISTER : GREENSVILLE MARRIAGES, 1781 -1 853. Iberian Publishing, 1989 929.3755 G854m COUNTY V REF Vogt, John and T. William Kethley, Jr. STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA TITHABLES: QUIT RENTS, PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES AND RELATERD LISTS AND PETITIONS, 1723-1790-2 VOLUMES. Iberian Publishing, 1990 V REF 929.3755 Stl3x Vogt, John and T. William Kethley, Jr. LUNENBURG VIRGINIA HISTORIC MARRIAGE REGISTER: MARRIAGES, 1750-1853. Iberian Publishing, 1988 929 . 3755 L972ma Axelson, Edith F. 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Virginia State Library and Archives, 1989 (Reprint Edition) V REF 283 . 755352 St82v Coldham, Peter Wilson, Comp. AMERICAN WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS IN THE PREROGATIVE COURT OF CANTERBURY, 1610-1857. · Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1989 V REF 929.542 C673d Dabney, Virginius RICHMOND-THE STORY OF A CITY. 1990 V REF 975.5451 D112r University Press of Virginia, Harrison, Donald C. DISTANT PATROL: VIRGINIA AND THE KOREAN WAR. Department of Korean -Vietnam War History Council, Resources, 1989 v REF 940.5467 R245d Virginia Historic Harrison, Donald c. DISTANT PATROL: VIRGINIA AND THE VIETNAM WAR. Korean-Vietnam War History Council-Department of Resources, 1989 v REF 940.5467 H245e Virginia Historic Glazebrook, Eugenia G. and Preston G. , Comp. VIRGI NIA MIGRATIONS: HANOVER COUNTY VOLUME V REF 929.3755 H197ra Hurst, Patricia J. THE HISTORY AND PEOPLE OF CLARK MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA V REF 975.5372 H945h 1 1723-1850. 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Volume XIV - August 1990 Contents President Message Pastoral Records of the Rev Andrew Jackson Bowers , DD 84 85 lOJ Computers and Genealogy John Nowlin 1766-1855 105 Some Revolutionary Records Filed in Franklin Co, VA 110 Sources : 109 Primary or Secondary? Mt Hope , Pres byterian Church Cemetery - Bath Co, VA 112 Bryant Cemetery - Botetourt Co, VA Compton Family Bible 113 114 Surname Index 115 116 Wythe Co, VA , Legislative Petition Queries 117 121 Book Reviews Non- Exchange Quarterlies, Family Publica tions 121, 111 A Couple of Botetourt Co, Va, Aliens 111 Botetourt Co, VA, Obituaries 109 The Southwestern Virginia Genealogica l Soci ety mee ts the Jrd Saturday of the mon th - except December and summer mont hs - at l:JOpm at the Central Roanoke City Libra ry, Elmwood Pa rk, Jeffers on St r eet, Roanoke, Virgini a, in the Brody Room (4th Floor) . There a r e elevators f or those who do not care to walk up the stairs . At times we do have field trips on the day of our meeting, so check. �July 1990 Dear Fellow Genealogists: Summer is here and many of you are one vacation or delving into your fam11y trees with more fervor. The Virginia Room continues to add books to tts collection almost da11y it seems. If you haven't used this wonderful resource lately, you need to spend some t lme there. Meetings will not resume unt11 September, at wh1ch ttme 1t Is hoped that the Society wil 1 visit Avenel, an historical home i n Bedford. There will be only two more remaining programs to complete the year. Where does time go? A word of caut 1on: The VANs are no longer being returned to us If the address is not accurate. Returned VANs became an expens1ve propos1t ion and thi s practice has been stopped. If you have had an address change, please be sure to contact in writing or by phone Jimmie Steele. Her phone number is listed in the front of your VAN. Otherw ise, you can always send a card to the Soc tety using the P.O. Box number on the VAN. Thank you for your continued support of the Soc1ety. Be sure continue sharing any data with Babe Fowler that you think is useful for the VAN and take part in the last three meet1ngs the third Saturdays of September, Oct ober, and November 1990. Sincerely, ~~ Deect1e Kagey, president ~ �PASTORAL RECORDS of the Rev. ANDREW JACKSON BOWERS, D.D. an Annotated Index by Rosemary Bowers Dodd and Kurt Andrew Dodd SS The Rev. Andrew Jackson Bowers was born 10-1-1860, Newberry, s . c., eighth of the eleven children of Jacob Stephen and Sarah Elizabeth Chapman Bowers . He graduated with First Honor from Newberry College and later received an M. A. from that institution. He graduated from the Lutheran Southern Theol o gical Seminary, then located in Salem, Va . , in 1883 . Later that year he married Mary Lou Lzown of Salem . Dr . Bowers' first pastorate was in Columbia, s.c ., and his second in Floyd Co., Va. In 1888 he became Head of the Preparatory Department of Newberry College and for the next twenty-five years he was Professor of Ancient Languages at Newberry College. During those years he served various churches and denominations as supply pastor, and was awarded the degree of Doctor of Divinity by Erskine College (ARP). He died in Newberry 14 June 1930. The following data are transcribed from his "Pocket Records". Although effort has been made to read the handwriting and faded ink, it will be appropriate for the researcher to consult the original records, now located at the Lineberger Library of the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary (Columbia, S.C. 29203). Also, for the student of parish activities in this time frame, there is additional information in the "Records" regarding number of communion services and communicants, salary , expenses, subjects of sermons and addresses, and contributions to missions. This data are found in eight books (Pocket Records) . · Although all of the Virginia material is in one book, the South Carolina material is spread throughout all eight volumes , and the Georgia entries are located in six of the books. VIRGINIA RECORDS The Rev. Bowers served as pastor of two Virginia ministries. He accepted <1 call on December 22, 1886 , to the Floyd County Pastorate consisting of Zion Church, Hylt un Church, and Burke's Fork Church . 'Pastor Bowers resigned from the Floyd Pastorate effective October 1 , 188 7, and left Floyd County on December 28. On March 3, 1888, he accepted a call as a supply pastor of the Lutheran Churches in Richmond . The Rev . Bowers resigned from the Richmond Churches on June 3, 1 888, but rema ined in Richmond at least through the end of June . BAPTISMS Name Date Age{y/m/ d) Bowers, Sarah Elizabeth 11/ 6/8 7 Cronk, Otho Neilsen 9/18/87 Diacourt, Emily Elizabeth 6/27 /88 Gennelman, Henry Lewis 4/29/88 Gennelman, Geo . Washington 5/27/88 Keck, Christina Maria 5/ 6/88 Sanders, Gertrude Ailine 6/19/88 Sanders , James Cleveland 4/ 5/88 Traylor , John Thomas 6/ 10/88 Umlauf, Edna Alline 6/24/88 Vincent, William Conrad 5/27/88 Wachter, Frederich 5/20/88 Willis , Eula Meade 12/11/87 Willis, Julius Dreher 1 2/1 1/87 . . . ,. _ _ _. ~ 11- • ---• - 0/2 / 22 0/4/10 0/4/15 0/3 / 18 0/4/1/4/1 0/ 6/21 2/4/6 0 /4/ 1 2 0 /2/2 0 0/7/3 4 /9/21 2/9/ 1 3 1/4/ 1 -~ ~----- ...... _ ..... .._ Parents ; Fee A.J. & M.L . Simon B. & Jno. May Chris. & Willie Martin Adam & Sarah Easter Fred L. & wife; $2 Fred C. & Louise B.; $2 Wm. R. & Ann ie M. Wm. R. & Annie M. R. W. & wife Jacob & Lula F . Geo. W. & wife; $2 . 50 J . A. & Amelia Geo. A. & Lovinia Geo . A. & Lovinia �MARRIAGES Names Date Place Fee Smith , Rev. Jno . Wm. to Nannie Dorccs Phlegar Umlauf, Jno. A. to Mary E. Viars 11/24/87 4/25/88 Zion, $10 gold lst Eng. Luth. , Richmond $5 Floyd County PARISH VISITS The Rev. Bowers' records indicate that he preached sermons at Hylton on December 4, 5, and 6 and at Zion Church in Floyd County on December 12, 1886. To begin his ministry in Floyd County, he arrived at 7:15 pm, Thursday, December 30, 1886. He went into the parsonage Monday afternoon, January 3, 1887, and received a "pounding" the same evening. On January 31, 1887, he received a pounding from the town people (48 packages). On February 6 there was a public meeting of Zion's Missionary Society ("Very Fine") where $5.82 was collected. He notes that together with Brother D.W. Swain, he paid a visit to Gladeboro, Carroll Co., Va., May 28, 1887 , and returned on May 30. He rode 75 miles , preached four times, addressed Sunday School, and visited five families. Zion Evangelican Lutheran Church Church officers on 12/22/1886 Benjamin Phlegar , Elder Darius W. Sowers, Elder David Williss, Deacon William M. Epperly, Deacon S. A. Epperly, Deacon W. T . Sowers, Deacon Name Elected and install on March 20, 1887 Benjamin Phlegar, Elder D. W. Sowers, Elder J. H. Hatcher, Elder David Williss, Deacon w. M. Epperly, Deacon Marian Epperly. Deacon Isaac A. Moone, Deacon Date of visit (12/86 - 12/87) 1.6,14 7.17 Black, Miss Lucy 7.17 2.8 Black, Cha ' s E. 7 . 17 11.22 2.8 Mrs . Cha's E. 11.22 Sally Black , 6.2 Canaday , Benton 6.2 Cannaday, Giles L. 6.2 1.14 Mrs. Giles L. 6.12 2.22 1.6 Cronk, Mrs. Mary 10.3 6.16 2.5 Cronk, Simon 10.3 6 . 16 2.5 Simon Mrs . 5 . 13 1 . 7 D---Mrs. Dickison, 5.13 1.7 Minetias(?) 6.2 11 . 18 1.14 Epperly, Addison 6.10 Epperly, Aunt Peggy 6.2 Brethard Epperly, 6.2 William 2.22 10.7 1.6 Epperly, J. Aiken 2 . 22 l0.7 1.6 Mrs. J. Aiken 11 . 22 Epperly , Nettie 10.3 12.19 12.19 �Epperly, Wm. H. 1.13 5.18 11.22 Mrs. Wm. H . 1 . 13 5.18 11 .22 Lerma 1 . 13 5.18 11 .22 Epperly, Wm. M. 12.ll 1 .6 ,14 3.25 6.4,16,27 10.1 11.24 12,23 Mrs. Wm. M. 12.11 1.6,14 2.8 3 . 25 6.4,16,27 10 . 1 12 .23 Ola H . 12.11 1.6,14 3.25 6 .4 ,16,27 10 . 1 11.24 12,23 C. Marion 12.11 2.17 9.5 10 .7 6 . 10 Mrs. c . Marion 12.11 9.5 10.7 11.22 2 . 8,17 6 . 10 Chris 12.11 6 . 10 10 .7 11 . 22 1.14 2.17 Lou 12 . 11 6.10 9.5 10.7 1.14 2.8,17 Cenores 12.11 9.5 10.7 11 . 22 2 . 17 6.10 Finch, Ella 6.3 11 .10 Fisher, Wm . H. 10.16 11.20 Mrs. Wm. H. 10 .16 11 .17,20 Miss Fanny,Meth. 11.17 Gardner, Alex . 12 . 12 1.30 Mrs. Alex. 12 . 12 1 . 12,30 2.10 Gardner , Mrs. Ann 1.19,30 2.5 12.19 11.16 Gardner, Mrs. M. J . 1.5 3.1 4 . 14,30 Gardner, Mrs. Wesley 1.26 11 . 17 Gillam, Levi 2.24 Hall, A. M. 10.6 Hall, Virginia 2.19 12.6 12.18 Harris, Arabella 5.13 10 . 2 Hatcher, Henry 1.28 12 .7 ,8 12.7,8 Mrs. Henry 1 . 28 12 .7,8 Miss Mary 1.28 Hatcher, William 1 .3 1 Hungate, Geo . 12.12 1 2.6 Mrs. Geo. 12.12 Philip 12 . 12 Mrs. Philip 12.12 5.16 Justice, Nellie 1.25 Kittenman, David 1.24 Mitchell, Mrs. 7.31 Moore, Issac 12.10 5 . 16 9.4 11 . 21 Mrs. Issac 12.10 5 . 16 9. 4 11.21 6.9,23 Phlegar, Benj. 12 . 10,11,12 1 .1,16 3 .6,24 5 .4,15 Mrs. Benj . Nannie Dora Mattie s. Stella Willie John w. Mrs. Ann 7.7 10 . 14 11 . 15,21 12. 4,13,14 6.9,23 12 . 10,11,12 1.1,16 3.6,24 5.4 ,15 7.7 10 . 14 11 . 15 ,2 1 12 .4, 13 , 14 6.923 12.10,11,12 1 . 1 , 16 3 . 6,2 4 5 . 4 ,15 7.7 10 .14 11.15 ,21 12 .4, 13,14 12 . 10,11,12 1 . 1 ,16 3 . 6,24 6.9,23 7.7 10 . 14 11.15 ,2 1 1 2.4,13,14 7.7 12.10,11,12 1 . 1 , 16 3.6,24 5,4,15 6 . 9,23 10 . 14 11 . 15 ,2 1 12 . 4,13 , 14 12 . 10,11,1 2 1.1,16 3.6,24 5.4,15 6.9 , 23 7.7 10 . 14 11.15 ,2 1 12.4,13,14 12 . 1 0, 11 ,12 1 . 1 , 16 3.6,24 5.4,15 6.9 , 23 7.7 10.14 1 1 .15,21 12 . 4 , 13 , 14 6.9,23 1 .6 6. 1 3,19 10 .7 Vtratnia Appalachian Notes �Phlegar, Issac Jno. Newton Phlegar, Jos . H. Mrs . Jos. H. Thomas Lillie A. D. Rosa Emmett Phlegar, Maggie Phlegar, Willie A. Mrs. Willie A. Miss Rhoda Pugh, Jas . Mad. Mrs. Jas. Mad. Pugh, Mrs. Elim Mrs. David Pugh, Henrietta Pugh, Marcella Rutrough, Sam'l Rutrough, Soloman Mrs. Soloman Smith, James Miss Emma Mrs. Jas . Smith, Mrs. Cyrus Rosa Smith, Kyle Emma Gay Sowers, Addy Sowers, Darius W. Mrs. Darius W. Walter Sowers, David Mrs. David Rosalia Major Luther Edgar Sowers, Jno. Mrs. Jno . Sowers , Lilly Sowers, Lula Rufus Mallie Callie Sowers, Mrs. Maj. Maud Jno. Jas. Mrs. Jas. Sowers, Trigman Mrs. Trigman Sowers , W. Aaron Eva 3.22 6.19,22 12.20 3.24 12.11 2.3 3.22 6.19,22 12.20 12.11 2.3,17 3.22 6.19,22 10. 7 12.11 12 .11 3.22 6.19,22 10.8 12.20 12.11 2.3 3.22 6.19,22 10.7 12.11 3.22 6.22 12.20 2.3 3.22 6.19,22 10 .7 12.20 1.6 6.19 10.7 1.6 6.19 10 .7 1.1 3.6 5.4 12.5,14 1.12 12.8 1 . 12 12.8 2.4 2.4 5.14 12.19 6.3 7.31 7.31 7.31 1.14 2,8 ,17 10.7,8 11.22 1.14 3 . 20 11.18 1.14 8,17 10.7,8 11.22,18 2.8 3.20 6.2 11.18,23 2.8 3.20 6.2 11.18,23 3.20 6.2 11.18,23 3.20 11 .23 10.16 11.16 2.19 10.16 12,16 1.7,31 10.2 12.18 1.7,31 5.13 10.2 12.18 1.7 10,2 12.18 1.19 2.20 6.16 12.18 1 . 19 2.10,20 10.5 12.6,18 1 . 19 2 .20 10.5 12.18 1.20,30 3.7 11.16,19 12.14 1.20 1.20 11.19 1.31 5.13 12.19 1 . 31 2.22 12.19 11.21 2 . 19 10.16 2.20 2.20 10 . 5 12.6,18 2.20 12.18 1 . 12,20,30 3.7 11.16,19 12.14 1 . 20,30 3.7 11.16,19 12.14 1 . 20 12.6 1.12 12 . 6 10 .3 2.5 12.19 2.5 6 . 16 10.3 12.19 10.2 10.16 Vt.ratnia App&lach1an N ot.ee 12.20 12.20 �3Cf Sowers, William Mrs. Wm. S owers, ZoNet tie Spangl er, Calvin Mrs. Cal vin Spangler, Mrs. Sam . Terry, Mrs. Al abama Weddle, Mrs. Call ie Weeks , Jno. w. Emily J a n e Wells, Harvey Mrs. Harvey Whitel aw , Robert Whitlock, Mr s. Lee Whitlock, M. E. Williams, Robert Mrs. Robert Mattie Sall i e Hector Mrs. H. Nann ie Nettie Williams, Hattie Williams , Mrs. Lucy Williams , Mrs. Geo. Zorah Willis, Mary El la Williss, Anna Arabella Azul a David Mrs. David Maggie M. Young , Lina 1 . 26 10. 1 6 12.10 1.26 2,19 10,16 12.6 2.6 12.i9 10. 1 6 1.12 2.6,22 7. 1 4 1 1.21 2.2 11.17 12.6,19 1 0. 1 6 2.22 1.11 1 .11 12.7 6 . 20 1 .28 12.7 1 . 28 6 . 20 2.2,24 3.20 1.19 12.28 10.4 1 . 30 1 2.12 12.28 10.4 6.2 1 2 . 12 1.30 12.28 10 . 4 6.2 1.30 1 2 . 12 12.28 10.4 6.2 1.30 12.12 12.5 10.4 1.27 12. 1 2 12.5 10.4 1.27 12 . 12 12.5 1.19,27 12.12 1 . 27 10.4 12.12 12.28 10.4 1.30 6.2 1 2. 1 2 6.18 1.7 5.13 1.24 3.22 1.24 3.22 11.24 3.24,30 2.17 1.16 12.3,9,30 3 .24, 30 2.17 1.16 1 2 . 3,9 , 30 3.30 12.4,9 1.8,23 2 . 12,27 2.17 3.24,30 1.16 1 2.3,9 , 30 2.17 3.24,30 12.3 , 9 , 30 1.16 2.17 3 .24,30 1.16 1 2.3 , 9,30 NEW MEMBERS , Floyd County Name Date Hall, Amanda M. Phlegar, Mrs. Emma Smith, Emma Gay Spangler, Mrs . Sam'l Swaim, William Whitlock , Matilda Ellen Willis, Mary Ella 12/18/87 4/ 3/87 11/20/87 7/14/ 87 12/25/ 87 12/ 4/87 11/2 0/87 Method Baptism Letter, Meth Church Baptism Confirmation Baptism (Hylton) Baptism Confirmation V1rC1n!a Appalachian Notes Age ca ca ca ca ca ca ca 50 30 17 45 22 20 16 yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs . �FUNERALS Age(y/rn/d) Name 20- 25 yrs Black, Lucy Rutrough, Sam'l Tho's 24/ 5/1.6 Taye, Edwin 0/ 5/Taye, 'Tisha 0/ 5/Wachter, Bertha Louisa 8/ 4/20 Willis, Clara Minnie 12/ 1/28 Date Place of Burial 7/19/87 8/ 7/87 5/20/88 5/12/88 4/17/88 10/28/87 Cause of Death Zion Graveyd typhoid fever Hoback Graveyd consumption Home Horne Vogeler's mernbraneous croup Hylton, diptheria NEW MEMBERS, Richmond, Va. Bulhaller, Rosa B. Hack, Philip Heckler, Harry Gilmore Heckler , Lewis P. Myer, Mrs. Wm. F. Paulson, Jenny o. Rupp, Matilda Umlauf, Mrs. Jno.A. Umlauf, Wm. Henry Wachter, Ardelia Wachter, Jacob A. Wachter, Sarah Francis 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 7/ l/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. 45 yrs. 50 yrs. 14 yrs. 23 1.7 18 17 20 14 14 19 15 Conf irrnation confirmation Baptism Baptism Baptism Conf irrnation conf irrnation Letter Baptism Confirmation Confirmation Confirmation Hylton Evangelican Lutheran Church, Floyd co., VA Church officers as of Dec. 22, 1886 P. J . Wade, Elder S. P . Williss, Elder Philip Guthrie, Deacon Henry Willis, Deacon Name Elected June 12, 1887 P. J. Wade, Elder T. E. Sowers, Elder P. W. Guthrie, Deacon W. H. Willis, Deacon S . P. Willis, Deacon Jno. Tice, Deacon Date of Pastoral Visit Brammer , Mrs. Lizzie Belle Stella Burnet, William Mrs. William Liz z i e Burwell, Miss Hova Carter, Harvey Mrs. Harvey Rosa Belle Cassell. Mrs. James 2 . 15 4.9 2 . 15 1.10 1.10 1.10 5.23 1.9 2 .15 1.9 2 . 28 (l.2/86 4.9 6 . 13 6 . 13 4 . 14 6.13 6.12 6.12 6.12 10.27 2 . 15 6. 1 3 12.12 Vtretn1& AppeJachJan Notes - 1.2/87) �Ervin, Dr. Good, Miss Lucy Guthrie, P .W. Mrs. P.W. Hylton, Lon. M. Hylton, Rosa E. Mabry, Mollie Senshea, Mr. Mourer Mrs. Mourer Eliza Sowers, Charles Sowers, Taz. E. Mrs. Taz. E. Luther Mettie Sutphen , Chris. Swaim, Lewis Mrs. Lewis Swaim, William Tice, John W. Mrs. John Lula Wade, P.J. Mrs. P.J. Weddle, Mrs. Dan Willis, George A. Mrs. George A. Willis, S.P. Williss, s. Peter George Mrs. George Henry Mrs. Henry 12.11 10.10 5.9 1.9 , 23 4.11 12.11 10.10 6.13 1.10 5.8 12.11 10.10 6.13 1.10 5.8 12.11 10.10 6.13 5.8 1.10 10.8,23 6.11 5.7,21 4.5 1.10 2.12 11.12 12.9,27 1.9 5.8 12.10,25 10.9 9.11 1.10 5.8 12.11 6.13 3 .10 12.5 2.14 12.11 6.13 3.10 12.5 2.14 12.11 6.13 12.5 2.14 12.25 10.27 5.24 1.9 2 . 14 12.12,25 10.3,26,27 5.23 2 . 14 12.7 1.9 10 .8,26,27 5.7,23 4.11 2 .14 12.7 1.9 12.12,25 12.12,25 10.3,26,27 5.23 2.14 12.7 1.9 12.12,25 10.8,23 5.7,23 4.11 2.14 12.7 1.9 1.24 12.5 5.21 12.8 12 . 5 5.21 12.8 12.25 12.12,25 10.9,27 1.9 2.28 12.7 5.8 10.9,27 3.9 4.8 1.9 2 . 28 12.7 12.12,25 10.9,27 5.8 4.8 3.9 1.9 2.28 12.7 12.12,25 12.10,25 10.9 12.7 5.8 9.11 10 . 9 12 . 10,25 9.11 12.7 1.10 5.8 12.8 2.14 10.24 10.8,23 11.12 12.9,27 10.8,23 11.12 12.9,27 12.8 10.20 11 .12 12.9, 27 5.7,22 6.11 12 . 4 1.8,23 2.12,27 4.5 5.7 6.11 8.14 12.4 1.8,23 2.12,27 4.5 5.7 6.11 8.14 12.4 1.8,23 2.12,27 4.5 12 . 6 2.14 6.12 10 .10 12.12 12.6 2.14 6.12 10.10 12.12 12.6 12.7 12.7 12.7 12.4 Olive Hill Evangelican Lutheran Church, Burke's Fork Congregation Church officers: Guthrie, Elder Jno. Albright, Elder Jonas Harmon, Deacon Joseph Wade, Deacon Johns. Williss, Deacon Vtratnia App&le.chtan Notes �Name Dates of Pastoral Visits Call in 1887) Albright, Charles Albright, Emmett Albright, Henry Albright, Jno. Mrs. Jno. Lilly Bird, William Mrs. William Dickerson, Mrs. Amanda Goodykoontz, Mrs. Amanda Lou Ella Flora Guthrie, Joe Guthrie, W.M. Mrs. W.M. Harmon, Jones Mrs. Jones Livinia Jennnie Arabella Dora Harmon, Thomas Knowles, A.J. Mrs. A.J. Taylor, Mrs. Mary Wade, Mrs. Owen Joseph Weeks, Mrs. Clayton Weeks, Kerrena Williss, John Williss, Jonathan Ri chmond , Va. I 2.14 11.27 12.24 6.24 10.22 11.27 12.24 11.27 12.24 3.27 10 . 22,27 1.22 4 . 24 6.24 12.24 1.22 3.27 10.22,27 4.24 6.24 12.24 1.22 10.22,27 3.27 4.24 6.24 12.24 3.26 6.25 10.23 11.29 3.26 6.25 10 . 23 11.29 6.24 2.14 6.25 11.29 4.24 2.14 6.25 11.29 6.25 2.14 11.29 11.26 3.28 11.26 3.28 11.26 11 . 28 1.23 2.13 5.22 10.21 11.28 1.23 2.13 10.21 5.22 11.28 1.23 2.13 5.22 10.21 11.28 1.23 2. 13 5.22 10.21 1 . 23 2.13 5.22 1.23 2.13 5.22 5.22 10.21 11.28 11.29 11.29 2 . 26 6.26 1.22 2 . 26 3.27 , 28 4 . 24 9 . 25 10 . 24 1 .22 6.26 9.25 2.26 3 .27 4.24 10.24 1.22 10.22 2.14,27 4.24 11.27 6.25 1 . 9,22 2.12 4.23 5 .23 7.24 1.22 11.25 4.23 6.25 7.24 PARISH VISITS - 1888 The following are listed as Elders and Deacons: R . W. Traylor, President, Elder Adam Diacont, Seery, Elder Lewis P. Richmond, Elder, President of Congregation Grant H. Loser, Treasurer, Deacon Earnest Germelman, Deacon Fred C. Germelman, Deacon Jacob Umlauf, Deacon, Secretary of Congregation Albert Miller, Elder Sunday Schools, 1st Church R . W. Traylor, Superintendent Grant H. Loser, Secretary William Myer, Treasurer 2nd Church Adam Diacont, Superintendent Vir,1n!a AppaJaohJan Jl1otAs �Name Dates of Pastoral Visits Dates of Pastoral Visits Other Names Address Ambrecht, Miss(m) Louise Jes, (m) W. Cary (Walnut Anderson, R.H. Mrs. Howard G. Jennie Belle 710 N.St . Andrew, Jacob Annerstedt, Mrs. 2014 E. Main Arhardt, Mary 2722 Q St Bauer, Hannah(m) Lena (m) 8 Brook Ave. Bauer, Jno. Fred (Ger) 801 Brook Ave. Mrs. Fred (Ger) John Arthu r Rosa Lillie Dora 803 Brook Boschen, Mrs. (m) 127 s. Laurel Berry, Mrs. (m) 9 Mill Road Bowis, Mrs. Mary(m) Mabel(b) Willie(b) 1825 Venable Bragg, Mrs. c. w. (m) (all in 1888) (all in 1888) 5.8 & w. Cary) 4.9 4.9 3.12 3.12 3.12 3.12 See Briel, Barney 3.21 p 6.4 6.4 4.3 4.3 p 4.3 6. 4 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 6.4 3.12 6.8 4.13 p 4.5 3.8 church Hill, Country 4.1 p 3 . 27 4.9 6.19 6.19,29 3.5 p 3.20 4 . 14,21 7.1 6.8,18,22 W of 1st Miss Emma(m) Mr. Bragg, C.W. Broad. Off . Wm Myer Briel, Barney Mrs. (m) Willie(m) Barney, Jr . Lewis Mr.(m) Jacob Andrew Church Hill, country V~ 4.14 , 21 4.4 7.1 6.8,18,22 6.8 ,22 4.14 5 . 22 3. 5 p 3.8 3.8 4.12 4.12 4 . 12 3.14 4.16,19 6 .7 6.7 6.7 5.15,16 Appalachian Notes 6. 21 5 .7,22 5.7 ,22 �Brown, Mrs . Phoebe 3.12 p 303 E. Marshall p Maggie o. 3.4,12,18 202 E. Leigh L.T. (m) Smith's E. Main Buchanan, Laura 5.16 Mary 5.16 Ivy 5.16 Emma 5.16 p 4.5 6.19 Buchanan, Lena R.(m) U.B. 618 N 27th P 3.8,9 5.16,18 6.7 Burger, Henry(m) Catharine 3.8,9 4.16 5.16,17,18 6.7 Mrs. (m) Wilhelmina Lillian(b) Amelia Chruch Hill, Country See Lisbon, Katie Butz, Mr. & Mrs. Frank 4.25 5.29 Caligan,Fannie(m) 2526 E Broad 3.5,10,ll,12,13,14,15,18,20,21,29,30,31 Diacont(m), Adam 6 . 2,6,14,21,24 206 W. Marshall 3.5,10 ,15,21,28 , 29,30,31 Mrs. 208 E. Marshall Helen Elizabeth(b) 2618 Q st. Viola Augusta(b) Diacont, Christian(m) Mrs. (m) Adam(b) Henry(b) Jno . Val. (b) William Chris.(b) Philip(b) Geo. Paul(b) Walter Schaeffer(b) Emily Elizabeth 1 1 3 N.19th Dietr ich, Geo . (m) Mrs . {m) Church Hill, country Die t r i ch, Jacob E. He n ry J ohn (ba p ) Mary(m) Bertha (b ap ) Kat y(bap ) Josie 209 E . Main East, Henry T . M. L. Alice{ m) E. Jos. Erle Helen Bruce 210 s . Cherry p 4.1 4.9,16,20,24,28 5 . 7 , 11,12 ,1 8,31 4.3 4.9,16 , 20 , 24,28 4.24 6.20,27 3.6 6.20,27 3.6 5.7,11,12,18,31 4.3 p 3.8,15,31 4.5,12,26 5.20 4.12,26 5.10,20 3.15,31 6.7 , 21 6.7,21 4.4 3.15,31 4.5,12,26 5.20 6.7,21 3.15 4.12,26 3.15,31 p 5.20 6.7 3.15 4.12,26 5.20 6.7 3.15 4.12,26 5.20 6.7,21 3.15 4.12,26 5.20 6.7 6.8 6.8 6.8 6.8 6.8 Vtrcmta Appalachian Notes �/5 3.14 Elston, H.P. 4.10 Lena Baldwin 4.10 Steele, Mrs . 401 N. Madison 3.20 Evans, Mrs. Tate 4 . 23 Phil(b) 120 W.Clay 5.29 Flemming, (rn) E. Mrs. 1208 E. Broad 4.22 Frank, Mrs. (rn) ( 28) Cor. Pine & Camp 3.14 Frommer , Charley 4.13 Mrs. 4.13 Carrie 310 Brook Ave. 3.21 Funk, Mrs. L. (rn) 3.21 Lena 3.21 Annie 3 . 21 Willie #2623 car. 27th & Q st, Gerrnelrnan, Earnest (m) H. Mattock's Hill Mrs.(bap.) Fred(rn)C. Car.7th and Cary Mrs. (bap) S. Va. Martin(rn) Bridge Mrs. (m) S.E. Gersdorf, Mrs. Pauline(m) 200 E. Broad William (m) 4.12 6.18 4.21,23 6.15 4.12 6.15 ,18 6.18 4.9 5.16,19 4.9 5.16,19 4.9 5.16,19 5.16,19 p p 3.19 4 .24 6.13 4 . 24 6.13 p 3 .19 3.19 3.16 4 .24 6.13 4.3,11,20,21,28 6.6,12,18 p 3 . 6,16 4.3,11,20,21,28 6.6,18 6.30,22 Henry(m) Lewis (Fla,) German Church 3.26 5.11 Gesinghaus, Henry(m) 309 W Broad p 5.11 3.26 Mamie(rn) Lizzie(rn) p 4.5 6.19 Goetze, Mrs. Minnie 4.5 6.19,25 Sanders, Mrs . W.R. 6.19,25 Jessie(b), Beatrice (b) 6.19,25 Jas. (b) 6.19,25 Leon 6. 1 9,25 Grove's Hill p Greene,(rn) Henry 5.29 E. Franklin 5.7,29 3.5 4 . 16 Mrs . (m) p 5.7,29 4 . 16 May(rn) p 5 . 7,29 Harry(b) 4.16 p Willie(b) 4.16 5.7,29 605 First Vtratrua App&laoh1&n Notes 5.7,28 5.7,28 �Grosh, Horace E. Mrs. Bertha (Moravians) 233 s. 2nd. s. 3.31 p 3.31 p 3.31 6.13 , 20 6.1,20 6.20 Gross, Conrad(m) 3.14 4.12 6.18 Godfrey 3.14 6.18 Conrad,Jr. (m) 4.12 6.18 3.14 George 6.18 3.14 p Nancy G. (m) 4.12 6.18 27 W. Broad Hack, Mr. and Mrs. 6.5 Philip(m) 6.5 Lena 6.5 Hagerrneyer, Cora Lee(m) 3.19 6.13 914 E. Broad Harris, 4.11 Mrs. 4.11 411,N 2nd p 6.1 3.30 Hattorf, Sophie(m) p 6.1 3.30 Amelia(m) 6.1 Mrs. 617 N. 5th St (between Jackson and Leigh ) 5.6 6.10 Heckler, Emma(m) Harry( m) 6.10 Lewis(m) 28 26th St. 5.29 4.24 3.6 Hiefner, Wm. F .(m) 1717 E. Main 3.6 Mrs. (m) Mrs. W.P. Stuart Glenallen W.R. (m) Hanover 6.11 4.15 3.14 Holzbach, H. A. 6.11 4.15 Mrs. (Susie) (m) 606 E. Marshall 3.8 Happy, Mrs. 4.23 Doris (6th S.) country , out by Ch. Hill p 5. 16 Huband, Chas. H.(m) 1019 27th Ide, Prof. (m) May{m) 4.27 3.23 6.1 5.8 501 W. Grace, Cor . Henry & Grace 5.29 Ide, Julius 5 . 29 Mrs. (m) Lizzie(m) Pauline(m) 2 doors below James, Mrs . 1922 E . Main Jones, W.B. Mrs. Annie(m) 1916 E. Broad cor. 18th & Ma in 3.19,21 3.19,21 3.9 4.3 4.3 5.29 Vtratnia Appalachian Notes 5.29 5.29 �Kaufelt, Chas. H. (m) 6.5 4 . 18 3.13 4.18 6.5 Mrs. (m) 3 . 13 Chas . H., Jr . (b) Cor, Williamsburg Ave. & Louisiana Keck, Mr . 4 . 23 Mrs . 4.23 Mechanicsville Road Keil, Mrs . Mary 5.14 3.19 Charley(m) 5.14 Frederika(German) 3 . 19 5.14 3.19 Mary(m) Broad Kemfe, Fred(m) 6.19 3 . 14 Bank bet. 11th and 12th 6.19 3.14 (Josephine) Josie(b) 6.19 3 . 14 Julia(b) 620 N. 9th Koch, Mrs. (m) and Mr. 3.19 6.8 p 6.8 Kunig(m) 3.19 p 6.8 Pauline, 3 . 19 p Louise , 6.8 3.19 Oscar 6.8 3.19 Cor. of Reservoir and Dobson Konig, Mrs . 4.5 6.18 Ella 4.20 Josephine (8th St.) 206 E. Marshall Koslow, Mr . F.A . 1912 E . Main 5.29 Mrs . {m) 3.6,21 4.3 Maggie (m) Glendale Josie(m) Belle, 5 . 29 Amanda 5.29 Oscar 5.29 Kratz, Jno. A. 3.19 4.14 Mrs. J.A. 4 . 14 East Main Krause, Mrs. Rosa(m) 3 . 23 5.29 E. Broad, Bet. 7 & 8- Next to Theater Krohne, Theo . (m) 3.12 p 4 . 13 5 . 22 Mrs . (m) 3.12 p 4 . 13 5.22 6.8,30 400 Cary p Kuhn , J . J . ( m) 5.18 ,29 3.6,13 4.5 2112 E. Broad Kyle, Mrs. Nettie (Ide), 6. 1 Florence , 6. 1 Louis 6.1 Lambeth , Erma 3.14 709 Catherine Lenz , Daul(m) 3.6 4.24 Lewis , Mrs. D.E. 4.3,29 5.12 6.11 Maggie Virginia(b) 4.3 5 . 12 Ella May (b) , 4.3 5.12 Annie Eveline( b) 4.3 5,12. 790 Moore St. Vtra1n1& Appal.aohtan Not.es �3.13 Lillis, Mrs (m) John (b) 3600 Lester 4.23 Lisbon, Katie(m ) 4.23 Butz, Mr & Mrs. Frank Cragton Road Loser, Mr. Alice 5.30 Manchester p 4. 9 ,22 5.24 6.3,17 Loser(m), Grant H. 3.5,18,25,31 711 E. Marshall 4 . 9 , 22 5.24 6.27 3 .12,18,1 9 ,2 5 Mrs. Grant H. 508 N. 3rd p 4.8 5 .3 Mrs. Catherine Manchester Meisel, Phil., Sr. 5.7 6 .1 2 Mrs. 5.7 6.12 Lizzie(m) 5.7 6.12 Liffiy(m) 5 .7 6.12 Henry(b) , 6 .12 Willie(b) 6 . 12 Chelsea Hill Meisel , Philip, Jr. (m) 3.7 , 29 p Mrs. (m) 3.7 6.11 812 N. Fifth, office cor. 9th & Cary Messerschmidt, Henry 216 W. Broad Mrs. (m) 3.20 5.7 2 W. Leigh(upstairs) Minnie (b) Clara May(b) Entrancion s. James ' p Meyers, G.T.(m) 3 . 14 7.1 117, 18th s. p Mrs . (m) 3. 14 5.7 7.1 Rosa(b), Willie(b), Lilly(b) 705 Catharine 3 . 9,29 s. 5 . 29 McDaniel, Mrs . Isabel la(m) 729 E . Main McDonnald, Mrs . Lena(m), 3.5 ,10,1 2,23, 19, 26 , 31 4.1,8 Miller, Mrs . Weitrich Chas. (m) 3.5,10 4.1 p 4.29 5. 6 3.5,10,12,23,19 , 26,31 4.1 5 . 4,8 Albert (m) Mattie Weitrich 4.13,21,29 5.6 , 14,24 6.14,22,30 Rosa Weitrich 4.13,21 5 . 6 ,14, 24 6.14,22,30 Lizzie Weitr ich W.Broad 222 3.13 4.18 Mills, Mrs. Emma(m) Lester 6.5 Maud , Blanche Lizzie Vtramta App&l.ach1an Notes �Miltze, Augusta(m) Henry(m) 6th bet. Marshall & Minor, B. L. , Cor. 8th and Canal , Murdock, Thos. (rn) Mrs. (m) John. Thos, (b) Mrs. Pendleton(bap) Myer, William(rn) Mrs. (m) Annie(m) Jennie Os ea Tim Charley(m) 11 W. Broad Myer, Wm. F., Jr. (m) Mrs. Ida(m) 510 W Clay Newman, Mary(m) Mrs. C, (Ger.), Chas. (bap) , Earnest (b) Lena (b), Albert(b), Clara Frazier(rn) Union Hill Nyman, (Swedes) 1 Paulson, Jennie(rn) {b) Peter & wife (Swedes) William(b) 307 1/2 Reservoir Peace, Miss 914 E. Broad Pearman, R. F. (rn) Mrs. (m) Geo. Robt. 412 N.Madison Picot, Emma Picot, Aurelia Preston, Geo. (Meth) 9 Mile Road Mrs. (Meth) Arthur 21 W. Marshall Prufer, W.J. 922 E. Broad Mrs. Upstairs 15th St Quantz(m ), J.J. Mrs. (m) Jno. (b) 711 E . Marshall 4.17 Clay 404 E. Franklin p 3.6 5.18 , 29 p 5 .18,29 3.5 ,14,23 p 3.14,23 4.3 6.17,30 3.14 4.22 4.22 6.17 3.23 4.22 3.23 4.22 3 .2 3 4.22 4.3,22 5.7,18,27 6.17,30 4.12,22 5 . 7 , 8,18,27 p 5.7,18,27 A 7 .1 6.17 6.17 6.17 4.4,24 5 .17 4.10,24 5.7,9,17 p 4.1 4.1 6 . 24 6.24 4.1 4.1 4.1 6.24 6.24 3.19 3.19 6.8 6.8 6 . 17 7.1 7.1 7 .1 6.29 6.29 6.13 3.19 4.10 6.22 6.22 6.22 6.22 See Vincent, Geo. See Vincent, Geo. 5.16 6.7 5.16 6.7 4 . 24 5.18,19 3 . 5,18,25 3 . 10,12,25 w. w. 6 . 30 p s Vtramia Appa.lach1an Not.es 4 . 16 ,2 0 5.18 7.1 �Ramstedter, Miss Mena 4.14 Richmond, Lewis P.(m) 3.9 P 6.25 724 E. Main 6.5,25 Mrs. (baptist) 3.13 P 4.18 (819 E. Franklin) 6. 5 , 25 May(m) 3.13 P 4.18 Rockets Roberts , ( m) Main bet. 8 & 9 with Ellis Rohu, Jno(m} 4.4 Jno . ,Jr. Geo . 500 Catherine Romer, Jno. Mrs.(m) 6.5 3.13 4.18 p Laura(m) E. Rockets 6.5 3.13 p Ella(m) 4.18 6.5 Jennie(m) 3.13 6.5 3600 Lester s. Romer, Jno. Charley, 4.18 Willie, Lizzie Jessie Henry Freddie Leon Rockets Rowe , Jasper L. 5.19,28 6.15 Cor 3rd. & Broad Mrs. (m) 3.12 4.15,21,27 5.19 (1112 w. Main) Rupp, Wm . (m) 4. 3 New Market Matilda(m) (b) 4.3 6.11 932 Brook Ave. sack, cor . Monroe & Main Sanders, Mrs. W.R. See Goetze, Mrs . Minnie Schleiser, Geo . Wm.(m) 4.24 6 . 13 Mrs. 6.13 Henry and wife 3.6,13 17,17th s . Schmidt, Mrs. J .(m) 4.3 4.3 Chas. (b) 4.3 Helen (b) 4.3 Alfred (b) 32 Old Market 3.8 4.12 Sears, Charley 3.8 4.12 6.21 Mrs. (m) Henry, Carrie , Archie, Lewis Church Hill 4.3 Semler, Henry & wife 4 .3 Rosa(b) 4.3 Harry(b) 222 7 E. Main 23rd & Main Vtramta App&le.chia.n N otee 6.11,15 �/ ! 1/ Smith, Mr.Jno. (m) Mrs . (m) India Sharp(bap) Jno(b) Lilly(b) 30th & T Sts. Snyder, Mrs. 2700 Q St. Staude , Mr. Mrs. 13 E. Clay Steele, Mrs. Stuart , Mrs. W.P. Tate, 724 W. Clay Taye , Edwin Mrs. Maud Edwin 9 Mile Road Taye , Walter Mrs. Murry Katy Florence baby Towner, Mattie Martinsburg, W.Va . Traylor , R. w. (m) 413 W. Clay Mrs. (m) Mary Louise(m) Robert(b) Viola(b) Ethel(b) John Gertrude(b) Mrs. Jno. (m) Lewis(m) Triplett, Chas. H.(m) Mrs. Willie 719 N . 24th Umlauf, Annie (m) J 305 1/2 W. Marshall John(m) 1532 E. Main Jacob(m) 1507 E. Franklin Willie(b) Earnest(b) Li z zie(m) 1009 E . Main Flora(m)V . 1 3 1 4 E .Main 5.9 5.9 5.9 5.9 3.13 3 . 13 3 . 13 3.13 5.19 , 31 6 . 8,22 6.8,22 5.22 5.22 See Elston, H.P. See Hiefner, Wm.F. 6 . 2,6 6.2,6 5.10,12 5.10,12 6.6 6.2 6.2 6.2 6.2 6.2 6.2 5.16 5.16 5.16 5 . 16 5.16 5 . 16 6.6 6. 6 6.6 6.6 6.6 3.5,20 , 21 , 26 p 4.14,23 5 .2 1 7.1 3 . 5,19 4.23 5 . 17,21 6 . 1 ,22 7.1 3.5 4.23 5.17,21 6.1,22 7.1 4 . 23 5 . 17,21 6.1 , 22 7 .1 4.23 5 . 17,21 6.1,22 7.1 4.23 5.17,21 6 . 1,22 7.1 4.23 5 . 17,21 6.1,22 7.1 4.23 5 . 17,21 6.1 , 22 7. 1 4.27,29 5.11,12,19 5.2 9 6.3, 1 8,20,2 9 p 3.24 4.3 , 10 ,2 0 , 24 ,2 9 5.29 6. 3, 18, 20 3.13 4.25 4 .3 ,7, 10 , 2 0,24,27,29 3.5,24 p 3 .2 4 p 4 .7 ,10 ,2 0 ,24,2 9,12 , l9 p 3 . 21 5. 8 ,22 6.27 5.11 5. 29 6.3 7. 1 4 . 10 ,2 9 5.29 6.3, 1 6 , 20 , 29 7.1 3 . 24 4 .7 ,2 4 , 29 5, 11 ,29 6 . 3 , 1 6,1 8 ,20,29 3. 2 4 , 29 p 4.3,7,10,20,24 ,29 5.12,19 3 . 24 p 4 .3,7,1 0 ,24 , 29 V~ Appalach1an Notes 5 . 1 2, 1 9,29 6.3 �Mrs. Jacob(m) 26 s. Pine Mr. Senior(m) Under Exchange Valentine, Thos(m) Mrs. (m) Jennie May(b) Lelia(b) Edna(b) 226 w. Broad Vincent, Geo . w. (m) Mrs. (m) 814 23rd, 23rd and Picot, Emma (m) Picot, Aurelia Geo. W., Jr . Vogeler, Henry Church Hill Mrs. (bap) Jno. (m) M. B. Fanny(m) Eddie(bap) Harry Minnie Katy 9 Mile Road Vogt , Mrs. Otto(b), Rudolph H. (b), Marg. Anna(b), Bertha V. (b) Magda . J . ( b) , Katy(b) Wachter, Mrs.(m) Ardelia Annie(m) Hettie (Meth) Rosa (R.C.) (m) Fanny(m) Freddie(b) Church Hill, Country Weimer, Mrs. (m) Miss Mamie 119,19th Whiteman, Miss Lillie Mrs. Dilli 405 N. 2nd. Wright, Eramus H. Mrs. Jno. Bettie Church Hill, Country * * * * * * * * * * 3.12 5.8,22 6.18,27 3.10 4.8 5 .1 4 3.10 4.1,8,13 4.1,8,13 5.14 4.1,8,13 5.14 4.1,8,13 5 .14 3.9 4.25 7.1 6.14 5.14 6 .1 4 6 . 14 6.14 6 . 14 6 .19 N Sts. p 4.25 6 . 19 4.25 6.19 4.25 6 . 19 3.8,22 4.5 ,1 2 26 6.7 5.21 3.8,22 4.5,12,26 5.21 6.7 , 21 3.8,22 p 4.5,12,26 5.21 6.7 3.8,22 p 4.5,12,26 5.10,21 6 .7 3 . 22 4.5,12,26 5.21 6.7 3 . 22 4.5,12,26 5.21 6.7 3.22 4.5,12,26 5.21 6.7,21 3.22 4.5,12,26 5.21 6.7,21 5.8 5.8 5.8 5.8 5.8 5.8 5.8 3.8 4.12,15,16,19 5.15,16 6.2,7,21 4.15 ,16,19 5.15 6.7,21 3.8 4.12,15,16,19 5.15,16 6.2,7,21 4.12,15,16,19 5.15 ,1 6 6.2 , 7,21 4.15,16,19 6 .7, 21 p 4.5 4.5 6.20 6.20 4.27 3 . 20 4.23 3.8,13 3.8,9 6.13 5.16 5.16 5.16 * >',:; * * * * ....,_ * Whatever makes the past or ruture predominate over the present, exalts ~s in the scale or thinking beings. ------~ohnson i * * * Vtrc1n1& App&l&ch1an N otee * * * * * �CO~PU T ERS AND GENEALOG Y Sy Ne 1 so n H.:i n· i 5 Nothing can be move valuable to the genealogist ~~~n the use cornpute 1· in sto1-ir.g and documenting -fa mily histov-y t .. esear-ch . F\' e c e r. t 1 y , s e v e t • =- l spec i f i c comp u -: e rp r- o y rams ~: o t· -fa m i i 'l h 1 st o1· i a ns have corne on the mat· k et. Ur.":. i l one v.Jo1- k s with a comp1..i':. e r· , i t is almost unbel ievc..ble i.-Jh.::.!. ti--ie}' C:3n accomplish . A cornpule• pt· ogi-arn can , on the s .;rn e dis l: , p r· o vide i= amily r;; ,. Q u ;::> s he e t s , p e d i g t· e e ch 3 ,.,. ts , b i -- u~ c..:; y 1 i s ts , b i ::; i; (. 3 p r· I c .:t l s ~ ::- t. -:: '·•= = , c u .-nn1e:-1ts, a r,r.cta t.~ons , d: : .::e:-.~s-nt cr..~.. Yt:, ~:. ·-~s rr1:t !'l'/ G :: h ~ ' Fe :l t u · e s . A! 1 o f' t he s e c :. n t: i:::· ;:• Y i n t e G • G : -::: p l. ?i 'I ;:: ·j . co1 · n~:cted , deleted , o r· c:.dded t o at t :-.e t:::> uct-. o~ a kE- :, · . T r 1is is ffll. : ~-:h easier· th -3n se ·: lt'ching t hrou-;:: l;::gal pads c.nc e;'"lcl e ss , ~!So1-9 .::1ni ::2 d notebo ok s -fot' the in-fo n11-3tior. one ne e d: c1· v~ .::. 11-.::. s t o I ' C: ; : ,") r d . o -f a T~iis ,J~·ticle w i ll e:-; ,3mine se v e,· al di -f -f'.et·ent ty pe s c-= pl'og1·arn:: f at- genealogical r es e=. ~·i::n , so th at you m i gnt b e bL?t t ·2r· able to choo se a pr-ogr-.am f or- ·;-::>uY- need·::; . " Fam i ly Reurion" by FA i1war e was dev:?loped i n 1982 and is rsc·: PC comp a t i ble <256~~ a:id DOS 3 . 0 or ajcve) . i t c onta1 .-;=. a l i o-= th e -fe a tu~-es listed in the opening c~ tnis ar-ticle . Ho:·J 2v e 1 ~ , ar 1 ad .:::!i.t..ional -featut-e is i t s capability to pt· int addt- ess l6 ::e L:. -r o, · such occasions as -fami l y reunions or ne~sletter · mailin0s. "Family Reunion" also a l lows one to s pe ci -ry sct~een coio r·s , s2!€?::t a ca t e .f .:iv ma t , spec i f y re l i g i on , an d u t i 1 i ze spec i ..:. l p , · l r · t e I" ~·?a tu r• es . T h i s s e l l s .for· $ 1 9 5 • 0 0 • " Pe 1'sonal Ance st r"al File" is a C8mputet· genealog y ;: ~·c·c;: 1-.'3 rn wr- itten a nd distt· ibuted by t he Fa mi>/ Histovy Depeir· tm2nt at= the C h 1..1 r · c h o-F Jes Ll s C h ,.... i s t of' La t t e ,, - 0 a y Sa i n t.. s ( i"l c n~ c n s ) • F o ,· Ea c h -F -o. ..:"l i l 'Y me tnbeY PAF al 101r.s o n e to en::~,..- a s Lu-na 1118 :d on g v-Ji t n t :1r- e e Qtv e n n a~es and an attribute . O ne ~ a ; t~en ente v date 3 , p i5 =e s, -'l-. .-; ~·/ e:-: r.s . Th1 s p r ogyam also all m,.,s o:o: to pl.=.ce in-For- ma t i(Jn o n the per·sor that would be impo1·tan:. ~o ~l o r m o ns , s u ch as t-? l'l'ple co des , b-3ptism, et c . This P" u •: ;vam r·eq\Jir-es 3:::'. 0 r=' RAM , DOS ~. O , a nd sei ls -frn- abou t $:35 . 00 . " Fami l y Rao ts" wa s deve 1 oped by Qui nsept a nd i s mi_tch the sar.-'le a s "Family Reunion . " A unique fea':.L!t' e o.f "Fa m i l y F\ oa ts " i s that e ach c ha rt or outline a ll ows spa ce a t the bo t tom ~o r on e t o add extra in.formation , suc h a s fo ot~otes or miscella neous no te s (whi ch we a ll writ e> . Th i s program alsc allows one a gl'e at deal o -F -i=le >: i b i l i t y in ~ield ent r- ie s . Or.e's t.!r-t h place, .for- instanc e, co L I 1 d b e r e co 1·· de d as " t a :d ca b . " " Fa m i l y Ro o ts " s e l 1 s f= c ~- a ~ o u t $185 . 0 0 . It l'equir-es 128~ RAM , DO S ! . l . "Roots I I " i s an o t her good geneal o g y pr-og r· a r.L I t wa s develope c by Com mso.ft and is the to p -selling g e ne a lo gy p3 c La g e acco1·din9 to PC r·lagazine (July 1 986>. '' Roots I I " a v o1 as tr.e use o~ nw m bers , which many c ompute~ genealogists a pp r ec i a te. ~ io~·i eve,· , one must ente t· chi ldr-an anc p.;r--:nts ea ch t i me. In c ::.h e r 1r.:c.~- ds, wt-> c::n o ne d e clar·2s Joh:-1 to be t. ·~1E son cf F1 ·e ci, t he p1 · c ·J :· 3.-,-. ~-, ii! net. ,3 ·_: to -n 3t1 c ~>~ l1 rec ~ · - ·:! Ft-e d :. ::: :::2 t he +-:1':.he1· o -i J c.'~ 3::; (.,; i l l -·-,_,J r· c:=- - .. ! .....;' ct ! r1,;:. o , · n , .-_~, r_ 1_ ,,..., _ -, Q •- ,:• \...- t::":::."''Hf.- :-- -<ii,..:,_ _ o'-h= ' '- ' 0:::: ' :° t: ;..... !-'. .· :: •':) r .:;. ' 5 • C Gi~'i:' L•ter- - ""f O '- I '"' • - I V~ APP&l&ch1an Notes I �In addition to the co mputer- pt·og1·ams whi ch can be put · chas8d fo r home compu te r use, t he compu te1 · i ndus tr-y is beg 1 nn i ng to revol u tionize t he way r esea rch is co nducted . Now , co mputo1 · -using genealor:.iists can ge t in to L1ch with one a:1othe1· a:·od shar·e ini=or·mation through the use o+ seve.-al on-line se~·-.,:ces . r.n online ser-'lic2 a~lo :.·1 s a home co'nr.uter· to get in tf:)u c h ""1t h 6 m.:.11n compute ,.... in anothet· locatio n through use o.f a pho ne i1ne. Tr.is ;n.-:tin ccmpute~wi 11 h a ve infar·l'T)aticn fr·o.-r1 oth2•~ ho 1w 2 C' _•rnpL1r_ e ,· s h:::i ol ec into it . lm-3gine g::nealogists ft·oni -31"0•_1:1d the =ount.1 ,,. 1 ~vir. h th~u~.:\nd~::; o-F names pl ugging t:-ieir· in-=or r:ia, ~_1 c~: in':. .1 7.1 m.::li.n co rr.;::ute~· . Once you gain access , you ha .: e hit a g ·· · :--· :.-,·, l r:ig : :::"I : bc.i n;, n :: a ' r.,.,;:; s1...:c::-i se 1· vices ai ·e f"'Ovl .:.·1:1:..l..:ibt ·'2 . G::=-n:c · :.:. •:r::"". ".?3 i r : j : RoL111c:'.Tabl2 and Comr.:pu 2e~ ·ve · s Roots For-um of~e·· t~...= '.~b 1 ~: ty f iJ,· genealogi s ts to post ~ueYies on certa~n f3m~i; iir ~s . Fu.1-the 1·more , these set·vi ce :; allow farnily histo~·ia:-: ~ tc:i co :-1 d1_1 c. L on-l 1ne cn.::itting , downl o ad sort •"'at-e , and e <a•~1ne b 1•• l let1n s or gene .:llo:jic.:.=il s:::ici:-t1 es . Ne"''• fo1·.:. chang<? , ge:ne-a~c;is~~ c.:ln s i t in u-,e comroYt oi theiY h:::i rnes and conducl: some re·::,e:.r-ch . Clear· ly , one cannot le a..-n al 1 abo1..1t c cmput '?·· 9er.e=.. !a 9; ..;,·0.1' an .3,·tic l.e, b Llt you car. simply see thot ca111p·.J'.:.e1·s r::a. 11 s·nroc.lnc;:;i yu ·~: · research and s:mpl ify and orga nize yo1...1r in_::o~ ,,.. 3i.:.:-:..: n . Thi: bE:st star·t is to go to a co mputer sto1·e and le': t r.en kno·..-1 oi" yot ir need£ . Inq uive about t he prog rams m~ntioned in t h is arl1 cle , and then make your pu.-chase . As a ~1nal note , we cannot neglect the use c~ a wo,....d pr·ocesso1· OY a progt·arn such as Wot·dPet· fect . Tnis is siin;Jly a corn;lL1t-:r· type1.,H· i t e r which , wi th a pt·inter , C.d'i produce yoLw r· esear·ch . Recently , I f i n i shed the f i r·st b ooi~ on my f3:,1i.ly (rr1or'"e w~l l camel. Dur-ing the comp i l a t i on my bool" , I i.-i:=is ;.1bl2 to ch3nge , cor· rec t , delete or ad c to my e xisting ~ r. +:orrn ::1 tior1 . Th is SL: r·e b c:!a ts h a ,1 i n g to type a whol e ney.i pag e bec3JSe y=:i•.t -Finj ar. e :.: tr· a c h i l d . A 1 1 I ha d to do 111i a s s i mp 1 y p r· e s s a f e ,,..1 \ E 'I s a .1 d t he 1 1~~; l ,~j-1i:d wa~ 9il"':..e~- Ec! ·,:Jithou t distu~t:>ir.r.;,; o•~ "'?. -~-'iiJi r" C] t~ ~ e.~~sting in1-ot'mation. A ba s i c compute t· i.-sill do wur•dt:: i·s in i t se l f +or ycu~ r-e se arch and storage . T8chnology and co mputeYs ar-e forcing rem3rkab le chonyes in a l l fields, and genealogy is no exception . And remembe·· , vJ e a r·e r.eve~ too old to lear-n. or For mo~e -Following in+ormation on the prog rams menticned , add~ess es: "Pet · sonal Ancestr3.l F1 le" Family HistoY"y Dept . , 0 per a :. i or~ s , 5 0 E • f\J o 1·th Te rr. ;:: l e , Sa 1 t Lake C i t. y , Li T "Family Reunion" UT, F AM~ar-e , Ar:cest~·a'i. 8 '~ 1 S C . 1580 Ea st 841~1. "F::i..-r.t1 y (i:1-3. r'oot:s" C ui r:sep t, I nc . , P . 0. Vtralnt& App&l&chtan Notes ~ : ::, , Le ... ! r ,rJ 1·.rJ n , !="1 l:> �...JOHN f'..JC>WLIN 1766-1855 /05 THE SHOOTING CREEK NOWLINS Researching A Family History Compiled By Mary Elizabeth Ferrell Introduction The research or the Nowlin ramily history, my mother's lineage , has taken Place to date primarily in the Counties or Franklin, Patrick, Floyd and Henry, Virginia. It has been an endeavor somewhat easier than research of the Ferrell branch because of the intactness of r e cords in those counties. One dirficulty encountered has been in the spelling of the name. I have found it spelled Nowland, Nowling, Nolin, No len, Nolan. Nowlan , and Nowlin. Differences in the spelling have occurred within the same family group and even within a single docume nt. John Nowlin 1766-1855 John Nowlin purchased land about 1799 in the section of Franklin County where i t is hilly and stony, except for the land along the creeks . From what I can figure out from land and deed records John h a d land only on Shooting Creek , a creek that winds its way thr o ugh the Blueridge Mountains, Just on the edge or Franklin County and Floyd County. Ir one follows Shooting Creek south it is only a f e w miles until i t f lows into Smith River end you are in Patrick County. There are areas of bottom land in the "hollows" of Shooting Cree k. The re is one such area Just orr of Road 860 which may be the loc ati o n of the original home piace. I found the burial place of my f irst and s ec ond gre at grandmothers located in the small family ce me te ry locate d on the hill there. Apparently this land now belongs to Ferrum Co llege. Jo hn Nowlin was on the 1787 Tex/Census of Franklin Count y. He i s re c orde d on the 1850 Census as age 80 but was proba bly born earlier , possibly 1766. He would have had to be age 21 to b e on the T a x L ist <It is poss ibl e this is another John Nowl i n!). He ma rri ed Ma ry "Polly" Thomas on 2 3 February 1 799 in Patrick County, Virg i nia. P oll y was the daughter of Charles and Judith Thomas, Sr. o f Pat r ic k Cou n ty. John, rrom all indications, made his living as a farmer and sl ave holder. The re c ords do not indicate h e had any o th e r occup at ion . His Will <written 16 October 1848, r e corde d 3 March 18 5 5 in Fra n k l i n County) and an inventory or his es tat e showed he h a d l a nd , cat t le, horses , she ep, hogs. farm impleme nts a nd at le a st e i g h t sl ave s. He a l s o h e ld s ix bonds on various p e opl e , thr ee or the m o n his s ons. Mary Thomas Nowlin 1784- 1873 It is s ometimes difricult to rind information a bout t he women of t h e family. Name s may appear on deeds , land transact i o n s and documents. In this case, Mary (or Polly a s Mary's we re known in t his period or t i me) was Probably age 15 when she married J ohn Nowli n. Th us her rather had to give the cons ent for the ma rriag e . It is th is consent that provides the ide ntirication or h e r r a the r . �An anlaysis or Census information and ages or children provides inrormation that Mary was probably born in 1784. A record or the settlement of her estate 31 May 1873 indicates that she died in 1873 or possibly a year or two earlier. I have been unable to locate an exact date. The Children of John and Mary Tho1D8S Nowlin The 1810 Census or Franklin County records John Nowlin with one male 26-45 years or age, one female age 16-26, 1 male age 10-16, 3 Females less than 10 years or age and one male less than 10 yoars or age. The 1820 Census lists 1 male age 45+, 1 female age 26-45, 1 male age 16-26, 1 female age 16-26, 1 ma le age 10- 16, 1 female age 10-16 and 2 males less than 10 years. Fro m an analysis or these Census, along with Ce nsus through 1880 o.f' Franklin, Floyd and Patrick Count ies, marriage records, wills, and other County records this l i s t or childre n or John and Mary Thomas Nowlin has been co mpiled. No ramily records, such as Bible records, exist, to my knowledge. Pleasant, born 1799 probably in December, sometimes known as "Rusty", died 5 Dec. 1880, le.f't a Will in Franklin County (did not name all his chil dren), married 17 Sept. 1827 in Patrick County, Va . , Elizabeth Nowlin, daughter of Richard and Mary "Polly" Burnett Nowl in or Patrick County, Va . The relationship o.f' Richard Nowlin to John Nowlin is unknown at this time. Pleasant is my 2nd great grandfather. Lucinda, born about 1800, marr ied Samuel Rakes, 18 Dec. 1815, in Patrick County, was a widow in 1860, died about 1865. Unknown, born about 1802. Judith, born about 1804, lived in Patrick County, lived Nothing else is kno wn . married Richard Harbour 9 August 1824, died sometimes in the 1850s . Charles P .• born about 1806, married Nancy Adams 2 Dec. 1834, Patrick County, lived in Patrick County, had died by 1880. Alice, born a bout 1808, was deceased by 1830. Alexander, born abo ut 1810, he was probably John Alexander named for his rather, married Mary Ann Turner, 6 Aug. 1832 in Patrick County. He lived in Patrick County until 1840s, was in Franklin County in 1850, died 27 March 1863. My grandfather's marriage in 1886 is recorded as taking place at "Alexander. Nolin's". Wilson C., born about 1812, married Mary Ann Snead 1 Sep t. lived in Franklin county, date or death unknown. 1840. The above is an excerpt .f'rom what is to be a larger compilation o.f' THE SHOOTING CREEK NOWLINS. Research continues on this 1-amily. Emphasis will be focused on the search for the parents o.f' John Nowl in. Inquiries are welcomed. �References and Notes: 1 . 1810-1910 Franklin County, Vc.1. Fed · · Jl Ce nsus, microfilm. 2 . 1820-1910 Patrick County, Va. Fede r 11 Census, microfilm. 3. 1810, 1820 Franklin County, Fed . C ~ 1sus, printed, Mrs. Owen A. Crichard, Beverly, W.V. 4 . 1850 Franklin County, Va . Fed. Census, printed copy of microfilm, S-K Publications, 1988. 5. 1850, 1860 Patrick County, Va. Fed. Census, printed, Rhonda S. Roberson. 6. Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick Co. Va., 1791-1823, Lela C. Adams, 1973. 7. Abstracts of Order Book 11 0 11 Patrick County, Va., June 1791-August 1800, Lela C. Adams, 1984. 8. Franklin County Virginia, A History, Marshall Wingfield , Berry, Va. , 1964. 8. A History of Henry County Virginia, Judith Parks America Hill, 1925, reprint ed 1983. 10. History of Patrick and Henry Counties, Virginia, Virginia G. and Lewis G. Pedigo, 1933, reprinted 1977. 11. Cemetery Records of Franklin County, Va., compiled by The Franklin County Historical Society, Franklin County, Va., 1986. 12. Tombstone Inscriptions Or The Cemeteries Or Patrick County, Virginia, Compiled by O.E . Pilson, 1984, reprinted 1987. 13. 1790-1915 Marriage Records, Franklin County, Va., microfilm. 14. 1791-1912 Marriage Records, Patrick County, Va.,microfilm. 15. The Personal Property Tax Lists For The Year 1787 For Franklin County, Virginia, Netti Schreiner-Yantis & Florence Speakman Love, 1887. 16. 1850 Floyd County, Virginia Federal Census, printed copy of microfilm, S-K Publications . 17. 1786-1866 Deeds of Franklin County, Virginia, microfilms and review of originals at Franklin County Courthouse, Rocky Mount, Va. 18. 1786-1914 Wills, Franklin County Virginia, microfilm and review or orginals, Franklin County Courthouse, Rocky Mount, Va. 18. Land Tax Records, Franklin County Courthouse, Rocky Mount, Va. 20 . Inventory and photographs or Rome Nolen Cemetery, Shooting Creek Road, Franklin County, Virginia, 1986. 21. Correspondence with desecendants: Judith - O.E. Pilson, Ridgeway, Va. ; Alexander - Diane Allen, Arcadia, Ca. (Note: O.E . Pilson writes that his brother has researched records and placed markers at burial sites for Judith and husband thus: "Judith Nowlin Harbour, Wife of Richard Harbour, born 1804; died 1859", "Richard Harbour, born 24 Aug. 178 -7 ; died 16 June, 1858, Son or David and Esther Cronk Harbour 11 • Compiled by: Mary Elizabeth Ferrell, 2074 N. Calle de Vida, Az. 85715, descendant of Pleasant Nowlin, 26 April 1990. Tucson , AROUND TOWN: A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF FINCASTLE". The early photographs show the wear of years but offer a charming, visual history of how the town used to be. The new pictures fill in the voids so that all the standing houses and buildings of the 1770-1900 period are displayed. Price $25.00 plus $2.00 postage plus $1.lJ sales tax. Make check payable to HFI (Historic Fincastle , Inc .). Order from: HFI, Book, Box 64, Fincastle, VA 24090. �/OS SOURCES: PRIMARY OR SECONDARY? by Helen Free VanderBeek Genealogy Digest Vol 16, #J, 1985, p 46-47 How many times, as you ' ve done genealogical research, have you received family group sheets or pedigree charts with no sources listed ? Or maybe there was a notation such as one I have seen: "family records ." That is as good as nothing. When I receive a family group sheet without sources , I know I can use it only as a guide to further research. I cannot trust one single thing on that sheet . Every entry on a family group sheet whould have a source listed for it -- with enough information that I could locate that source at any time. This process of listing a source for every entry is called documentation. Documentation generally consists of one primary source for birth , one primary source for marriage and one primary source for death for each ancestor , great aunt and great uncle . Each ancestor is identified by his name, and by his birth , marriage and death dates and pl aces. No one else in all history will have exactly the same identifying information . The preferred type of documentation is with primary sources when possible . Sometimes several secondary sources can replace one primary source . It is , therefore, very important to know whether a source is primary or secondary . A primary source is one that was recorded at or near the time the event occurred by a witness of the event. A secondary source is one that was recorded or remembered sometime after the event, often secondhand. A primary source is always preferred and believed over a secondary source . For example, I know of a situation where the parish records show Joe born in 1832. Family members say he was born in 1829 because Joe ' s brother , born in 1830 called him his "big brother" many years later. Well, I call my 6 ' 3" tall, 2JO lb brother "my bi g brother" too , even though he is 12 years younger than I am . Which of these 2 sources would you give the most credence to? The family legend or the parish record? I hope you would believe the parish record, for even though parish recorders occasionally made mistakes , they usually recorded the information near the time of the event and got the information from those critically interested in the event. Once primary sources have been located for each person on the researcher ' s charts, these sources should be listed on the forms with enough information that others can find the same source easily. An example of such documentation is taken from the family group sheet of Larkin Dial and his wife Elizabeth. Look at the entry for the sixth child on the family group sheet. (sheet not copied). The information on Sarah has been carefully footnoted . Under the heading "Sources of information " on this sheet are: J . 1860 census ; 4. Marriage certificate in possession of Helen VanderBeek ; 5. Junius Free Wells Collection in possession of Helen VanderBeek Which of these sources are primary? Which secondary ? Source #4, the marriage certificate , is a primary source because the marriage was recorded at the St Clair Co. courthouse very near the day the wedding took place, and the data came from Sarah and Andrew , the 2 principle involved. The other 2 sources may be more or less primary, so we assume they are secondary . If , when the census taker came around in 1860 , Sarah gave the information herself, and if she chose to tell the t:ruth about her age, the census age would be primary but since we can't know who provided the information or lf she was telling the truth, the census as a source for age must be considered secondary . Though the census entry is secondary for the year of Sarah 's birth , it is primary for the fact that in 1860 Sarah lived in Washington Co, Ill, with Andrew and Roland Free. It must be assumed that the Junius Free Wells Collection is secondary as all histories and collections are. But we can write to the person who has the collection and find out whether this source is to be believed or not. When we discover that this information came from letters written by Sarah's son to Junius Free �So urces : Prj mary or Secondar y ? Wt: ll :: ' 111 ult .&c , we s ee tha t, thoug h it i.s not primary (n ot recorded clos e to the Liiiu; t 1 r L it~ evunt by tile in volved p e m ons ) it is n o t the V8ry wors t s ourt!e e ither. ( A11rl 111 Lld :-; <:a~e , i t i s the ONLY source.) Re member ·t hat p1·irna.t'y s o11r.ces on th'°! A 111e;r i ca.r1 J cu11 Lier n.re ver:y hu.rd t o co me by . Bt 1t I lie rea lly l1nport an t con cept he r e is tha t anyone can l ook at the infor1f1atio11 con cen1in g Sa rah Dial Free and determin e fo r herself whi c h sources a r e prima r y .:ind which a ..ce :;;ec onda ry-. Thi s is because (1 ) I lis ted my s ources and used fo o tn o t es t o i ndj cate wlsi c h f a c t came fro m which s ource , and ( 2 ) because the sec..;on d rt:sc:arL:he 1· kn <JH:=> how t o a nalyze the sources she sees l i s t e d to det e rmine ~il 1t: t l H·: .r- Lh.:::y .1 cc prj_mary or seconda1-y . Lo uk d t t he o thP.r su ur..:es l i sted on the Larki n rn c.1.l f amily g.L·oup sheet. Are l(I.e tt.~.c f ro 111 Mn:; SE Di a l wtth addr es s ), 2 Letters of A<lrninis t r a tion , source gifr;Jt ), a ud ( , (!U :::.d u ry ot · St Cl a L1: Co , I L; e tc.) pri ma1 y or ~ econdary ? Notie;e the Dial Ce mu t.c..1.ry info:i::mu.tion tha t was a dded later . Is i t p:r:irna ry or ::>eco ndary ? Si nce n o sources were g iven within the letter from Mr s Dia l, sou ce#l i s secondary . Source #2 i s p r ima ry. Do you know why ? Som.:ee # 6 is seeondary . Why? Cemetery t ombs ton es a r e a lwa y ::; sec o11dary . They ci re us ua lly eracted a t a t jni. ~ of great s t re::;s and seldom are p r imary s ou :r·c(~ S cons ul t e d. The following lis t sh o1-1s a de scend i ng seal .:; oi' reco1:dt.d or oro.1 events wi th t he most primar y a t the to11 , t lie most se....:onda.l) at t he boi. i.1Jffi . 1. The mo the r r e c OJ.'dt; i11 her diary t he bi r tl1 ui° J olin t he mo111<;11t he i s born. 2. The midwife re cor ds the birth of John at the c o unty s t~at t wrJ days lcit~r. J. When the travel i ng preac her come s a round J ohn is c lu·i c.tened , a nd i t is .recorded in the preache r ' s book , 4. John· s older s ister wri i.es a s c hool papt: r abou t t l1a night hb was 1c,u1 Cl.S t he mos t exci t in g t h ) rig that happ e n ed to hel: t ha t year . 5 . John ' s f at l1er , twe nty y ears a f't er his nurriage, buys a f a milf bi bl e in whic h he r e cords a ll the births and d ea th::. i n his fa mily from m&mory. His wir·e rna kes the ne c e ssa ry cha nges. 6. J ohn 's father finally gets a pass ing peddlar u ho kncws Germa n to write a J e tt t.c.· t o M s grandpa rent s i n Germany listing hi s seven c hildren and tht! i r :1ges . 7 . The c e11 s u s taker gets information about J ohn' s f a1uily f ront a n d g hbor be...:ause th ey w8 re all in town that day . 8 . Jo hn ' s wi fe, a s an elderly widow, enter s J ohn ' s f amily (a ll i n- l a ws ) in her o wn f:i mil y Bi bl e - - now that all of them a re dead. 9 . Jo hn ' s s on a s an old man , tells his grandson about whe n John was born . Tro uble i s , it ' s rea lly abou t the night his great uncle was born. 10 . Around the turn of the century a local resident dec ides to write a t o wn hi s tory. For information on John ' s family he goes to the oldest living c i t i z e n who was five years old when John died. BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS , publ i s hed by Botetourt County (Va) American Bi centennial Commis sion, Fincas ~l e, Va, 1976. OBITUARY. DIED - - on Wednesday night last, after a lingering illness, Mr. JOHN P&_FK, in the ?Oth yea r of his age, l eavin g a widow, a nd s e veral c hildren t o deplore his los s -- - - He lived respected, and die d lamented . (believe Aug.- e d itor ) ************************************* DIE D- - On t l1e 10th of Septe_ las t, Ca pt. Ed mund PendJ.e t on i n __44 year of h is a ge. - - --- Also on the 11th of Se pte mber __ Henr y Printz in t he '?8th yea r of _ age; both of Winche ste r, Va, �/I 6 SOME REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS FILED IN FRANKLIN COUNTY , VIRGINIA contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke, Virginia Franklin County Order Book 18J1-18J4 Martin, Joseph , a pensioner of the US departed this life 14th of Feb. 18J2 . Pension applied for by his wife, Patsey . Sept . 1832 : (The following are a list of Revolutionary War soldiers) Craig , Thomas Starkey, Jonathan King, Stephen Hundley , Joseph Richardson , Richard Prater , Jonathan Cooper, Iles Ferguson , George Davis , Lewis Campbell, William Via Jr , John Robertson, Richard Pollard , Chattin D Graves , Tu.vid Young , James Woody, Martin Abshire , Abram Wray, Benjamin Sink , Abram Campbell, Nov . 1832 Smith, Henry Cooper, Sterling Griffith, Chisholm Swipston , John Farmer, Matthew Dec. 1832 Stewart , William King, Stephen Sept 18JJ McNeil, Jacob Bernard , Walter October , 1832 Childress , Robert Lunsden, Charles Wright , John Huff , John Jr Nov. 1833 Graves , David : Ordered to be certified that he departed this life , Monday Aug 3rd 1833 . Survived by his wife , Frances. Greer, Joseph . Dehaven , Isaac. As above . As above . Died Nov . 24, 18J2. Died May 11, 18J3 . Bindett , Jarvis, a soldier of the revolution . Wife, Sarah living. Wife, Nancy living . Oct . 1833 Cannon, John .. .. "it is ordered to be certified that John Cannon , dee , late of Amelia county , who was a Lieutenant in the Virginia line on Continental Establishment, in the Revolutionary War, and died intestate . . . . . ... . Franklin County, Va. , Order Book 1830-1835 p 352 Nov, 1833: William 'IUrner registers the loss of a military Land Warrant. p J5J Graves , Tu.vid, put on pension list Dec 24, 18J2 , ''departed this life" 3d Monday in August last. Survived by wife, Frances . p J56 Green, Joseph, pensioner s ince 1824 , died Nov 24 , 18J2. Wife, Sarah . p 356 Dehaven, I saac . Died 11 May 18JJ . Wife, Nancy �/// Franklin County , Virginia con't p 358 Bindett , Jarvis ... . Revolutionary soldier, made oath Nov, 18JJ to obtain pension . p 4J7 Campbell , Wm ... A pensioner, died 18 July 1834. Widow, Sally. p 518. Woods, Josiah, a soldier of the revolution, etc, Order Book 1786-1789 p 14J. July Court , 1787: p 266 p 187 Mary Troup , widow of Jacob Troup, dee . , who died in the service of the militia at York .... three small children. Jacob Troup belonged to General Iawson's Brigade of Militia. Abraham Abshire apt . Lieut of Jrd Co., Dec, 1787 Order Book 18J0-18J5 214 Martin, Joseph, died 14 Feb 18J2 .... widow, Patsey .. 252 Young, James, a Revolutionary soldier, made oath, etc ..... J02 Woody, Martin . ..... .. as above p 272 Stewart, William ... . ,,as above . .. .... Dec 18J2 p 28J Dunn, Thomas, Jr, ... .. as above .... . .. Feb 1833 Was a lieut i n Continental Line; .. l eft children p J29 Cannon, John, dee. 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Vol. I has about J6 pages - ma teria l is on those families of Southside Va - Halifax, Lunenburg Cos , etc . - charts , census records , info obtained from family members. Even tho' I have no connecti on with this family, I enjoyed reading the material . The material includes those families that married into these lines. This first volume is $7 . 00, i ncluding postage . I want to thank Hazel Harvey and Judy Blackwell for putting out t he last two issues of VAN -- This year has been rather hectic for_ me --I have a 7 mo old grandson (in DC) and 3 mo old twin granddaughters ( i n GA) , s o I have spent more time out of the state than in . So those people that have written to me i n the past year or s o -- I will answer, hones t . Babe Fowler , editor �II~ MT. HOPE, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CEMETERY Bath County, Virginia Rt. 220 North, past Cov ington , l ert o n Rt. 687, at Bacova the Cemetery i s o n hill ri g h t side, n e ar Rt. 603. Copi ed 6 Ma y 1 98 7 by Ruth G. Hale BROCE, Leonar d T. Father 1850 - 1 937 BROCE, E. Bessie 1876 - 1 930 THOMAS, Mason G. Sept 1 , 1 9 1 5 - .Jan . 1 3, 1 91 9 .Jan. 12, 1 9 1 9 - .Jan. 26, 1 9 1 9 " , Mau d Ma r vin .Ja n . 1 2, 1 9 1 9 - .Jan. 29, 1 9 1 9 " THOMAS,' Aaron S. H.179 - 1 937 " , Minnie El . 1884 THOMAS, Richard A. .July 28, 1 940 - Oct. 1 0 , 1 940 THOMAS, Go l die W. .June 9 , 1 9 1 6 - Apr. 28, 1972 RICHARDSON, Geor ge R. 1871 - 195 4 GOVER , Rev. William T. 1868 - 1 949 " , Lucy Richardson 1 8 77 - 1 956 RICHARDSON , Mabel C . 1 875 - 1 9 4 6 '' , Thomas s. 1868 - 1946 RICH ARDSON, Charles Feb. 26 , 1 825 - Sept . 5 , 1 903 " ,Maria 111. Helmindol lar Wife Ma y 2 , 1 840 - .Jan. 9 , 19 1 5 SALYERS, Eve l yn R. Aug. 27 , 1 922 - Sept. 1 5 , 1922 SALYERS, Fern B. June 9 , 1 893 - Mar . 1, 1979 " , William H. Apr. 20 , 1 889 - Feb . 1 9 , 1 939 ..JOVINS, Lucy E., wi fe of c . s. June 1 , 1 879 - June 1 0 , 1905 TURNER, Anna A. .July 1 5, 189 1 - .July 2, 1 942 " , Geor ge H. .Jun e 1 1 , 1 890 - .June 26, 1 964 TURNER, .James Edwa r d, s . or G. H. C Anna Nov. 6 , 1 9 1 6 - Feb. 25, 1920 ARNOLD, Forrest , son of .John & No l a 1923 - 1 923 VIA, Iva n R. 1906 - 1 984 ALLSTOCK, Billie E . 1918 - 1 9 18 " .Jessie L. 1921 - 192 1 11 , George H. 1 922 - 1 923 ALLSTOCK, Henr y P . Father Apr. 26 , 1 882 - Apr. 1 2 , 1 964 ALLSTOC K, Mary M. Mother .June 1 0 , 1881 - .July 13 , 1965 Vi r g inia- LI S Army- World War I .JONES, Thomas P . .June 28, 1889 - Apr. 1 9 , 1 932 KN IGHT, Larry Alle n 1967 - 1 967 ALLSTOCK, Charles P. Br other Feb . 2 , 1 913 - June 14, 1980 RIC HARDSON, Ha rry .July 1 0, 1 904 - Dec . 24 , 1 968 ARGENBRIGHT, George Mason, son of G. F. & Bessie May 1 6 , 1 9 1 8 - Feb . 1 2 , 1 92 0 ARGENBRIGHT, Geor g e F. Mar. 2, 1872 - May 31 , 1 953 " , Bessie .June 11, 1886 - Oct. 5, 1973 ARGENBRIGHT, Ed ith M. 1917 1904 - 1 959 , Be nton LI. " ARGENBR IGHT, Paul P. 1914 - 1 984 t Pfc LI S ARMY \'I• \'I. I I 1980 - 1980 RIDER, Karen Yvonne LAW, .Juni or Frederick Mar. 15 , 1 929 - FEb. 27, 1 979 LAW, Tommy Karr Dec. 27, 1 930 - Dec. 31, 1 953 Sgt . U s. ARMY - KOREA LAW, Aubrey E. Father Aug. 3, 1 908 - .July 13, 1 977 ",Nellie ..J. Mother May 1 0, 1 9 11 CAMPBELL, Mary H. Mother Mar. 16 , 1 9 1 6 - Mar. 15, 1 976 T -j- �/13 MT HOPE, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - ceMETERY MOXLEY, Maggie Moxley Holmes, wife of c. A. Moxley & Wyett L. Holme s Apr . 20, 1852 - J a n. 25, 1940 MOXLEY, C A. Aug. 22, 1829 - J a n . 8 , 1906 grave - unmarked May 17, 1893 - July 4, 1895 GW IN, .John Robert, son of D. F. & M.H. 3 g r aves - no markers 1917 - 1973 (all that i s l e ft on Funeral Home Marker) BRYANT, 1885 - 1963 LOWRY , Wi lliam .J. 1915 " , Annie A. LOWRY, Elmi r a M. 1852 - 1925 LOWRY , Fl avius Co. E Ohio Inf (no dates) ALLS TOCK, Payton R. 1860 - 1928 " , Mar y A. 1893 - 1919 Dau ghter 19 19 - 191 9 ALLSTOCK, Thelma L. SWANSO N, A. P. 1884 - 1924 Apr. 18, 1846 - Jan. 24, 19 17 .JOHNSON, Francis May 4, 1884 - J u ly 11, 1926 .JOHNSON, Berna rd Dec. 19 , 187 1 - Dec. 26, 1947 .JOHNSON, A. P . Mother Jan. 15, 1882 - Jan. 26, 1978 WILLIAMS, Maude Mae Junes, 1882 - Feb. 28, 1958 MC LAUGHLIN, Archie Y. MC LAUGHLIN , Myrtle Be ll, dau. of G. H. & N.J. Grose, wife o f A.Y. Sept . 3, 1880 - Oct. 17, 1918 38Y. 1m. 14d. BRYAN T, I nfant 1 960 (Married MC CARTHY, Edward J. June 4, 1905 (Sept. 16, 1933 ) Apr. 5, 1970 " , E ."Stella" T. Nov. 14, 1914 CLEEK, Benjami n H. 1888 - 1950 CLEEK, Bertha J . 1897 - 1973 TAYLOR , William .J. Aug . 26, 1877 - Mar. 19, 1951 Oct . 12, 1875 - July 3 , 1961 " , Rosa v. Sgt- LI S Ar my-World War TAY LOR, Tilson Asbury July 14, 1904 - Apr. 13, 1980 12, 1962 CRAWFORD, .Jacquline Apr. 3, 1923 - Sept . 0 + f-s = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = BRYANT CEMETERY Botetourt County, Virgi ni a State Rout e 620, Arcadi a, Middle Cr eek Area. Copied 13 August 1987 by Charles & Ruth G. Hale - Father Mother BRYANT , L. J . 1874 1963 BRYANT , Carra A• ' wi f e of L. .J. 1874 1940 BRYANT, Eve l y n Hope .Jan. 2, 1904 - Oct. s, 1918 Baby Oct. 7, 1897 Aug . 20, 1899 " Grave ,' no n ame left on Teaford Funeral Home Marker, Buchanan BRYANT, .Joe M. June 27, 1890 Nov. 18, 1953 BRYANT, .Joy .Jo 1935 - - = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Few copies still available of "Settlers Along Back Creek (Vol I): A History of Grisso, Poage, Harris, & Hayes Families" $10 . 00 postpaid. Order from: Nelson Harris, 1909 Langdon Rd, Roanoke, VA 24015. II = �Jutfitli 'l(jng Llamas 17622 'Ea.st ~ Jem 'J?.!. Mount 'Dom, ')L 32757 114 COMPTON Family Bible Fron-1 Bible of William L. Compton , born 1872, Tazewell Virginia. In possesion of Edward Cecil Compton. Co., 8IRTHS: Nancy J . Compton was Barned 19 of august 1841 Hiram M. Compton was 8orned 12 of maY 1848 William L. Compton was Born 14 of aprile 1872 Ida T. Compton was Born 25 of December 187Ellen R. Compton was Born 26 of august 1873 Samuel W. Compton w as Born 9 of FebruarY 1875 Sarah J . Compton was Born 7 of march 1877 Moses C . Compton was Borned 27 of September 1878 Alma Oshie Compton was Borned 23 of maY 1883 Lilie Compton was 8orned 23 of maY 1883 Andr e w - - Compton was Barn m~rch 26, 1912 W.L. Compton his Children : first one Borned 16 of December 1892 secten one Barned 14 of December 1893 Edward Cecil Compton was Barned 20 o f aprile 1905 MARRIAGES : Hiram M Cornpton and MancY J. Compton was maried Febru ary 2 - l 871 Compton and Ida T. Belcher - 9 of aprile , Wednesd ay , m.' 1902 <recorded Mer cer Co., W.Va . ) W.L. P. 2 DEATHS: Hoses Belcher Departed this life Dec the 17 - 1870 Nancy Belcher Departed this life January 14 - 1871 Cor nelious Compton Departed this life July the 4 1896 Rebeca J. Campton Departed this life March 28 - 1893 ~· I a n c Y .J . C Q m P t C• n De Pa r t e d t h i s 1 i f e Ju 1 y t he 2 2 - 1 9 o 3 J. E. Belcher Departed this life J an the 25 - 1909 Ida T. Compton Departed this life November 1 1 l 918, tuesday at 3 o c 1o c r~ a . m. al lams Compton Departed this life aprile 22 - 1936 William L. Compton Departed this life Febuary 1 1937, a t 4 : :3 0 Q c 1 o r: I:· p • m • man day �I 15 SURNAME INDEX SURNAME GIVEN NAME DATE LOCALE Ireland - Monroe Co , WV " " DOLAN Hugh ca 1765 & II DOLAN Rachel ( ? ) BOSTICK John ca l750 " & BLAND Elizabeth " LEMMON Peter Mat hew Botetourt Co , VA 1799-1840s md 1818 l: DAVIS i796-1860s Eleanor " WISEMA N Isaac 1738- 1818 Bucks Co , Pa-Monroe Co , WV ~ II DAVIS Elizabeth 1758- 1807 " " TABS CO Tr Warner Botetourt Co , Va -Greenbrier , WV rnd 1848 BISHOP & Susan Helen Gainey 1 2442 East 2200 South 1 Salt lake City 1 UT 84124 .. .. II II .. II II .. II II II II II II II II II II II Shirley Prickett 1 1935 Fisher Road , New Vienna , OH 45159 HAINES HAINES HAYNES HAYNES MORRIS Bethany Joshua Pleasant Joshua R Milly 1805 d 1838 d 1875 d 22 Mar 1871 d 184J d Surrey Co , NC Pa trick Co Clint on Co , OH " II II II " II Virginia James 1 9 Richmond 1 Irvine 1 CA 92720 HICKS John Mecklenburg Co , VA COLE.MAN , Cleverious DAWS Thomas Hanover Co , VA STRONG John Lunenburg Co , VA VITI TO Stephen CANNON Alisha Jackson Co , TN DOOLEY J ohn VA FERGUSON Franci s Jackson Co , 'IN md 22 June 1789 b 1744 rnd 15 Nov 1814 b 1734 res 1760 res 1830 b 1819 res 1820 Lorraine Butta 1 7509 Panorama Drive 1 Boulder 1 CO 80JOJ MARRS Wesley Price Tu.zewell Co, VA MARRS James WORKMAN Abraham TABOR William Bartley TABOR James Tu.zewell & Montgomery Co , VA TABOR 'Tu.zewell Co , VA William BLACKWELL Henrietta &NJ RUNYAN Isaac " " Charity & NJ HEGGEMAN JACOBS Roley Tazewell Co & Montgomery Co,VA md 12 Nov 1853 md 26 Dec 1810 b 1761 PA-d 1858 b 1816-d 1884 MO b 1785- d 1859 d 1831 d bef 1850 b 1738 NJ-d 1821 b 1740 NJ- d 1819 b 1753 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II fl II II .. II II II Marcia L Woods , 522 East Dunton Ave , Orange 1 CA 92665 WRIGHT Moses I Amherst Co , VA WHITEHEAD Elizabeth CASH Mary 2 WRIGHT & ?Rockbridge, VA Moses WRIGHT Charles Alexander Greenbrier Co, WV TOTTEN Edith Maude Salem, VA? GRAY Alexander Monroe Co, WV WYLIE Lydia " II PATTON Tris tram " HOGSHEAD Eliza Erskin II II II II II II 11 .. It II II fl It b ca 175J-md 1772-d 18JO b 1759 - d 1843 b 1788-md 2 0 Jan 1807 b ca 1780-3 d Rkbdge,VA b 1895-md 191J-dl998 b 1891 - d 12 Jan 1959 b 1793-md 1815-d b 1788 - d 1870-72 b 1793-md 1828-d 1885 b 1880 - d 1878 �Surname Index //6 Mrs Judie Schatz, 2154 Hamilton Dr, Granite City , IL 62040 STAPLETON KELTNER, DAVIS PETERS FANNING, DAVIS LINDEMOOD FANNING GALLOWAY GALLOWAY Robert Michael John John Joseph Mary Hutsell George James Robert James Fred.rick Co , Va " " " Wythe Co, VA II II " Wythe/Montgomery Co , VA Co , VA " Fredrick Co , VA Grayson Co , VA VA Halifax Co , VA M M Stewart 1 111 Masonic Ave 1 Monroe 1 LA 21202 d Madis on Co , TN ; b VA STEWART Sr & William ) md VA or NC Mary (? STEWART b 1755 b 1757 b 1796 1824 1765 d 1812 b 175_ b 1812 b ca 1775 md ca 1780 b b b 1756-d 1833 md 1782 88888888888888888BB8BBB888BBBBBBBB888BBBB888888BBBBBBBBBBBB88BB8BBBB8 WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA , LEGISLATIVE PETITION The following petition #7062, Dec 16 , 1817, from The Wythe County Petitions found in the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia, is copied from the original . A zerox copy has been placed in the Virginia Room , Central Roanoke City Public Library. " To The Honourable The Speaker of the House of Delegates of the Commonweal th of Virginia " The petition of Robert Sprull*& the heirs of Hazlett Spraull Dec ' d inhabitants of the County of Wythe (*or Sprauled) " your petitioners Respectfully Represents To your Honourable body, that William Spraull father of the Said Robert Spraull ~? Hazlett Spraull Dec ' d Immi grated into the united States about 25 or 30 years Since , from that part of the Kingdom of Great Britain Called Ireland & Removed to the County of Wythe where your petitioners now reside and there purchased a Tract of Land containing between 3 & 400 acres , from one Joseph Marrs , and an which he Departed this life between Eighteen & twenty years ago , & where your petitioners now reside, upon which they have considerable improvements, and your petitioners represents, that they have l ately been --irnformed that in Consequence of the Said William Sproull not having taken the oath of Fidelity pursuent to the act of Congress of the United States that Said Tract of Land of which he died Seized is Liable to be escheated to this Commonwealth "The prayer of your petitioners , therefore , is that your Honourable body may pass an act vesting in them all right & titles which may have been as is Vested in the Commonwealth to the Said Lands . in Consequence of his being an alien according to the letter, under which they now Claim "and your petitioners will every pray &c " Robert Spraull Self "&the Heirs of J:! Spraull Dec'd" (back) "The petition of Robert Spraull & the Heirs of Hazlett Spraull Dec'd of the County of Wythe "Dec'r 16th 1817 ref'd to C'ts of J Reasonable Dec ' r 18" �QUERIES 36- 90: N ~ ed info on p of Nancy Galloway , b 1799 Va. Father may have been Robert GALLOWAY .::i1 James GALLOWAY. Md 1822 in I.awrence Co, TN. Abraham FANNING, s/o Joseph and Barbara DAVI S FANNING , b 1798 in Wythe Co, Va. Joseph FANNING and Robert GALLOWAY were taxpayers in Giles Co, TN 1812 . Judie Schatz, 2154 Hamilton Dr, Granite City, Il 62040 37-90: Need info on p of Barbara LINDEMOOD, b PA, md Henry KELTNER, b 1739, PA, s/o Michael Keltner , in Fredrick Co, VA. Barbara Dafter 1816 in Washingt on Co , VA. Judi e Schatz, 2154 Hamilton Dr, Gr ani te City, II, 62040 . 38-90: Need info on p of Mary HUTZELL who md John DAVIS probably Fredrick Co, Va , in 1760' s . Ma.ry d 1812 Wythe Co, VA. Ten ch of which dau Barbara and Polly md bro Joseph and John FANNING,Jr. Judie Schatz, see above. 39-90: Need info on Thomas C(?) WITTEN. He is shown on 1850 census for Mercer Co, ( Could have been part of Tazewell families.) Family included ch: Robert, Frances , Atalia, Rebecca , Olivi a, Louise, Hiram & Mary A. Prior to 1853 the ps & youngest 5 ch moved to Grundy Co , MO -- Can ' t read wife ' s name M--- . something. Hal Kavern, 947 Pacific , Morro Bay , CA 93442. 40-90:Trying to locate info on a Samuel CABELL (not Samuel Jordan) . He lived late 1700s to mid 1800s . Moved from VA to KY ca 1810. Was in Pulaski Co Sept 1818, where he md Rebecca Campbell . May have lived Casey & Green/Taylor Co, KY . Hal-Kavern1 947 Pacific, Morro Bay CA 93442. 41-90 : Trying to locate any LIVELYs living in VA in the 1600s (1650-1680). some in Barbados . Hal Kavern, see above . Found 42-90: Wish to correspond with desc of Annie WARD BULLOCK (md i n 1870 's West Bullock) and lived in Columbus, Ohio . Ch were Guy, Jap, Curtis & Minnie, perhaps more. Mary Ja ne Vaden , 2438 Memori al Ave , SW, Roanoke, VA 24015. 4J-90: Wishes to correspond with desc of the following: 1. Peter William DE WESE, g gf , 2 . Larkin DEWESE, g g gf, 3, Jessie DEWESE or De WEESE, ggg gf, in Floyd Co or Montgomery Co, VA. Mrs Opal DeWese Duffy, .37.30 Knollridge Rd, Salem, VA 24153 Apt 312. 44-90 i Seek info on ALEXANDERS of Carroll les Alexander, wife Sarah LOVELL On 1880 lists 8 ch . 1910 she appears with 3 ch, 1 Parents? Siblings? When did he die? Also HARPER, & SOUTHERN. Sharon Grantham, 1096 Co around Richardson. G g gf was Charcensus with 5 ch; 1900 Sarah is widowed, gch. Where did Charles come from? seek info on related families : LOVELL , Palm Ct, Mansfield , TX 76063 45-90: Who was Betty EASIM md to Isaac (Robert?) JACKSON? Their dau Rachel md Henry HUFF 1811 in Botetourt Co, VA. Need all info on EASIM family of this area. Mary M Van Epps , 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, I.a Jolla, CA 92037 46-90: Who was George NIDY/NIDAY, f of Susan who md Peter KEFAUVER 1820 of Botetourt later to Roanoke Co, VA? Need all info on NIDY family. Mary M Van Epps, see above. 47-90: Need a nces try John HENLEY/HENDLEY b VA probably 1760's & d 1821 Washington Co, TN. Wife was Catherine and had 8 sons, 1 dau, He was related to James HENLEY Who were George, Abraham, Samuel Handley/Hendley early taxpapers 1780/1790's Washington Co , TN probably from VA? Ma ry M Van Epps, see a bove �f 1'l' 48-90 : Seek p of John READ , will made 6/3/1767, prob May 1773, Bed.ford Co; VA. wife, Elizabeth. Sons: William, Ajonadab, Daniel, Thomas . Dau Elizabeth md John SIMMONS. Thomas's ch: Abraham, Marianna & Isaac. Owned land on Falling River with mill. Now in Campbell Co. Son, Ajonadab READ, moved to GA by 1782/83. Name later spelled REID. Any info desired. Mrs James K Reid , PO Box 214, Port Bolivar, Texas 77650. 49- 90: Seek maiden name of Elizabeth w/o John READ of Bed.ford Co, VA . Was it TATE? Son, William READ md 1. Wlizabeth 2. Agnes, ch : Elizabeth md John HANEY , Zachariah, Jonas RM md Mary CARSON i n Campbell Co 11/8/1791, Pricilla md James MOORE, William, Keziah md William MOORE, John, Sally, Polly, Obadiah md Peggy SHERROW in Campbell Co 8/9/1805, Thomas R md Nancy FORBES in Campbell Co lJJ0/1795, Any info desired . Mrs James K Reid, see above . 50-90: Was John READ, will made 6/J/1767, prob May , 1773 in Bed.ford Co, VA related to Clement READ? if so, how? Their land joined on the Falling River in Bedford Co, VA, now Campbell Co , VA. Mrs James K Reid , see above . 51-90: Seeking info on p of Joshua CLARK, b 1806 in Va , md in Scott Co , VA to Elizabeth MARSHALL on 7 Mar 18JO. They were listed in 1850 Carter Co , Ky census both b VA. Ch : Amanda , Robert, Nancy in VA ; Martha, William, James , Franklin b in KY. Elizabeth MARSHALL b 1807 in VA. Madeline Rylton , 4798 North Trail , NE, Marietta, GA 30066. 52-90: Sarah JOHNSON, b cal804, md Darius MILLER s/o Jacob & Sara. In Wytheville in 1850 with ch: Austin , James, Mary , Sarah, Maria , Frances , Jacob and John Grayson. In KY by 1860 with last 4 ch. Sara had a bro William JOHNSON, who also moved to Pike Co, KY. Who were Sara's parents? Mrs Marie R Justice , PO Box 2172 , Pikeville, KY 41501, 53-90: Would like to correspond with anyone having info on Fullen LESTER of Tazewell Co, VA, s/o Thomas A LESTER & Margaret DRAKE. Need his birthdate & place. He md Angeline LESTER on 14 Dec 1860, Tazewell Co , & lived near Paint Lick. Angeline LESTER d/o James LESTER 7 JERUSHIA ASBURY , was bin Mar 1837 , Paint Lick . They had 10 ch: one of which was Augustus Spiller LESTER , b 7 Aug 1867 , M Pat Young, 1398 Beckey Gibson Road , Greer, SC 29651 5lr90: Would like to correspond with anyone having info on Harvey Herbert YOUNG , b either 1845 or 1847 in Rockingham, NC. Md Nancy Jane Thomas , on 1 June 1882 , Tu.zewell, VA. Do not know p names . Nancy THOMAS was the d/o John and Loucinda ( ? ) THOMAS, of Pounding Mill, VA. They had 4 ch that I know of , one of which was Henry Chapman YOUNG. M. Pat Young , see above . 55-90: Would like tp correspond with anyone having info on George W YOST, b 1 Jan 1841, Tazewell Co, VA. He was the s/o John YOST and Elizabeth STUMP. George md Harriet BOURNE on 6 Dec 1858 , Ashe Co, NC. Harriet was b in England , the d/o James BOURNE and Martha GILLET. M Pat Young , see above, 56-90: In a chancery suit in Wythe Co, VA, begun 1828, ended 1837, the heirs of James KEAR of Giles Co are given, They were George KARR , Lee Co; John COX and wife Margaret, Scott Co; Jacob KARR, out of state; William ANDERSON , Tazewell Co ; Robert KARR, John KARR, John JONES and Nancy JONES of Giles Co. Tazewell Co death regi ster gives William ANDERSON's p as "Jane CARR". Who was his father? Who were the p of John and Nancy JONES? Who were James KEAR ' s p and wife? Patricia w Surface , 401 Surface Drive, Tazewell, VA 24651. 57-90: Is the Susan HAMBRICK, in the 1870 census index of VA, age 84, Catawba Township, Roanoke Co, Susan DODD who md Jos eph HAMBRICK Jr 1808 Franklin Co, VA? If so want her date of deat h & place of burial. Also Joseph's . Will exchange DODD, HAMBRICK, GRIFFITH info. Patricia W Surface, see above, �Queries 58-90: Sgarc hing for the p & birthplace of William HALL and wife, Mary, who came from Mon tgomery Co, VA to Burkes Garden in present Tazewell Co, VA late 1700's . Was Mary a GRAYSON? Their dau Sarah md William JONES (where?) & had a son named Minitree. Who were p of William JONES? Minitree went to Claiborne Co, TN, af~er his p d ~n Burkes Garden. Patricia W Surface, see 57-90. 59-90: Seeking info on Pemela/Permelia MORGAN who md John HART b 1780 in Grayson Co, VA. They md ca 1800; 1st ch, William Morgan HART, was b 1804 Knox Co, KY. John and Pemela lived Anox/Whitley Cos until 1828 when they divorced and John rnd Lydia RAINS. Where did Pemela live and d after being divorced ? Mrs Mary Hart, 523 S E Brentwood, Lee's Summit, MO 640L.h_ 60-90: Seeking info on Hannah MORGAN, vhought to be sis of Pemela/Pennelia MORGAN . Hannah is thought to have md Isaac SEX'IDN. Need proof of this marriage. Will exch info on MORGAN/HART/SEXTON families of following cos: Grayson, VA; Ashe, Allegany, NC; Knox, Whitley, KY. Mrs Mary Hart, see above. 61-90 : Was William MORGAN of 1810 Knox Co & 1820 Whitley Co censuses f of above Pemela and Hannah MORGAN? Who were Daniel, Abner & Griffin MORGAN, all named in early Whitley Co records? Need help on my Morgan line. Mrs Mary Hart, see above . 62-90: Thomas GRISHAM'/GRESHAM b 1740, md Elizabeth 1760, d Pittsylvania Co 1797 . Ch: John, Rhoda (md Isaac CURRY), Nancy (md Nathan CURRY), Iaboun (md Martha CUNNINGHAM), all in Pittsylvania Co. Who was Thomas? Elizabeth? Their parents? Where did the families originate? Any help greatly appreciated and all correspondence gladly answered . William N Curry, Jr., lOJ Davidson Drive, Terrell, TX 75160 6J-90: Samuel PACKWOOD, b ca 1745, md Elizabeth TURNER ca 1769, d Aug 1824 in Patrick Co, VA. Signed Oath of Allegiance to VA, served in John Cunningham's Co, VA Militia from Henry Co during Revolution. Had 11 ch, all !mown marriages in Franklin or Patrick Cos. Where did he originate? Who were his parents? All correspondence gladly answered . William N Curr Jr, see above. 64-90: Searching for info on p of Henry Farris b ca 1814. He was in Wy the Co, Va on 1850 census. Was James FARRIS on 1840 census Wyth Co, VA Henry's bro? Did Henry have more siblings ? When did Henry and Jane marry? Who was Jane's parents? Would like to correspond with anyone interested in these people. Fay Farris Burns, 304 Peach St, Sulphur Springs, TX 75482 65-90: The TOWSONS: Would the person who caused an article to be published in VAN, Vol XII, #J, Aug 1989 , please correspond with Mrs M B Opperman, 208 James Thurber Ct, Falls Church, VA 22046, or telephone 703-534-8981. 66-9b : Seeking p of Griffith DICKERSON (b 1780s) md Rebecca THOMPSON i n Montgomery Co, VA ca 1800. Their ch: James T md 1) Perrnelia REED 2) Rhoda BOOTH; Elijah md 1) Polly DODSON 2) Olive CLARK; Mary Polly md Ruel DODSON; Reed md 1) Olive CANADA 2) Sarah BUTTERY NEVEL; Mathew md Harriet SHELTON; John md Linna NAUSLER; Sarah md Levi NAUSLER; and Griffith md 1) Elisabeth RAY 2 ) Elisabeth GREEN. Family, except James to Indiana ca 1825. Will exch info. Marilynn Dickerson, 704 N Wagner, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103. 67-90: Anyone working on the DUFF family of Orange and Greene Cos, VA? write to Nelson Harris, 1909 Langdon Rd, Roanoke, VA 24015. If so, 68-90. Need info on Elizabeth BARKER who rnd Thomas SIMPSON in Pittsylvania Co, Va ca 1800. Elizabeth was d/o William & Eleanor BARKER of Fairfax Co, VA, Nelson Harris, see above. �Queries 69- 90 : Need info on Josiah MARTIN, an early settler in the Back Creek section of Roanoke Co, VA. Nelson Harri s , 1909 la.ngdon Rd , Roanoke , VA 24015 . 70- 90: Seeking p of Jacob MINTON , b ca 1800 , VA , md Sarah SNODGRASS, 6 Mar l82J Washington Co , VA, moved to Claibo:rne Co , TN in 1842 . Wanda Nance , 1017 Elm St, Tazewell, TN 37879 Researching STEEL( E) , STONE , NORTON , GRAY , PARKER , BRAY in SW VA & NC . Looking for desc/ancestors of Thomas STEEL, b 1783 Surry Co , NC , md Mary "Polly" STONE, b ca 1790 NC , md 1806 Surry Co . Their son , John STEEL , b 1814 Surry Co md Nancy STONE, b ca 1822, md 1840 Grayson Co , VA . Have much STEEL-STONE info & will answer all letters . Shelia Steele Hunt , 321 Bell St , Blount ville , TN 37617 . 71- 90: 72-90: Need info from the Michael PETERS , Hannah DILLMAN PETERS family book on their son, Jacob PETERS (1780-1863) md Susannah BOWMAN, b ca 1787 , d/o John and Elizabeth (EICHENBERG) BOWMAN. Eugene F Bowman , 16J4 Las Vegas Trail , Wichita Falls , TX 7630 5. 73- 90: See above. Need the info on the PETERS ch: Joe md Elizabeth BARNHART 10 ch; Hannah md Abraham NAFF - 7 ch ; Elizabeth md Joel FLORA - 6 ch ; Susannah md Philip MOOMAW - ? ch; Frances md John BARNHART - 9 ch ; Eugene F Bowman , see above . Eva md Ja cob FLORA - 9 ch. 74-90: Seek info on Robert SHARP , who md Pena SHELTON 17 Aug 1796 , in Patrick Co , Va . Who were their ch? Who were Robert's p? Need birth & death dates & places for Robert. Donald L Shelton, 1733 Old Brook Rd , Charlottesville , VA 22901 . 75-90 , Seek info on Claibo:rne SHELTON , b ca 1770 , s/o Eliphaz of Patrick Co, Va . When & where was he born ? Who were his wife & ch? Donald L Shelton , see above 76-90: Seeking i n fo on Nancy DAVIS who md Thomas STEPP , ca 1811 , probably in Russell co VA. She d in 1870, Pike Co , KY . When & where wa s s he born. Who were her p, bro 5 , sis 5 ? Helen S Shelton , 1733 Old Brook Rd , Char lottesville , VA 22901. 77-90: Phannuel DAVIS, b in Montgomery/Wythe Co , Va 6 Jan 1785. Parents unknown- / s /o Joseph & Margaret (HAYS) DAVIS of Iavis Fancy ??? Joseph DAVIS s/o James DAV I S founder of .Iavis Fancy. Joseph md 1783 Montgomery Co & had left VA by 1793 . Any help on t hese lines wou ld be of great help . Looking for a researcher to do work on this line , Mike Clark, 8025 Tomahawk Road , Prairie Village , Kansas 66208. 78-90: Seeking info on John M BROWN & his w Kate Lyl e HICKMAN . John M BROWN , b 6 Nov 1857 Pulaski Co , Va; d 6 Feb 1917 Bel springs, Va . Kate Lyle HICKMAN, b 27 Dec 1856 Blacksburg, Va , d 13 Apr 1918, Pulaski Co , Va. J ohn M BROWN was a deputy sher i ff & a ma gistrate in Pulaski Co, Va. Send any info to Delcie Rothenberg, 3309 Wes t Government Way Apt 1 02 , Seattle, Wash. 98199. 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Volume XIV- May 1990 Contents President's Message Auburn Community Cemetery Harman Cemetery Galilee Cemetery Laurel Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery Mccutchan Bible Strickler Cemetery Floyd County Common Law Order Book 5 Hall Family Bible 1867 Confederate Soldier ' s Letter to His Family Abstracts From Papers Pertaining to Court Cases !~n Exchange Quartelies Book Reviews Pedigree Charts , Surname Index Pedigree Charts Jeremiah White His Book Queries 43 45 46 48 49 53 54 55 57 58 70 71 72 76 77 78 The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the 3rd Saturday of each month al: 1:30 p.m. at the Central Roanoke City Library, Elmwood Park, Jefferson Street , Roanoke, Virginia, in the Brody Room (4th Floor). Th ere are elevators for those who do not care to walk up the stairs . ( At t i me s we do have field trips on the day of our meeting, so check.) �April 1990 Dear Fellow Genealogists, Spring is here! It is the time of year to get outside and enjoy the weather but also to come to a genealogical society meeting and bring a friend . be presented by Nelso Harris, The April 21 program will recent author of a book entitled Settlers Along Back Creek, which focuses on the genealogy of many early families of the Back Creek area . gram chair man , Patsy Wingfield , is plannin g a toric home in Bedford called Avenel . We feel In May, our pro- trip to an histhis field trip will be informative, interesting, and fun . In June, July, and August, the membership has decided to disband for the summer due to the effect of summer vacations on attendance at meetings. The third Saturday in September meetings will resume in the Brody Room at 1:30 p.m. and finish the 1990 year with one meeting in October and one in Novem ber . If there's any way we can be of assistance at any tim e, let us know. Don't forget the National Genealogical Conference in June in Washington, D.C . Sincerely, o!Y~~ Deedie Kagey , President please ~ �L/3 AUBURN COMMUNITY CEMETERY Behind Auburn Baptist Church . Route 8 from Christiansburg, Montgomery Co., VA Copied January 24, 1986 by Glenna Garnand Garner & Ruth G. Hale , Roanoke, VA l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14. 15. 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 . 21 . 22 . 23. 24. 25 . 26 . 27 . 28 . 29 . 30 . 31. 32 . 33 . 34. 35 . 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Dudley J . Horton Mar 17, 18 71 - June 2 , 1891 HORTON Benjamin Franklin b. 1844 - Nov . 17, 1921 Ellen Peterman b . 1845 - May 11, 1932 Eldred F . Childress July 1 , 1895 - Feb. 1896 Bettie C. , daughter of M. z. & N. M. Thompson died Oct 24, 1881 4m . 13 d. William B. Houchins Nay 23, 1829 - June 2, 1908 Sallie Phillips May 1, 1869 - Aug . 19 , 1919 F . J. Phillips Nar . 15, 1875 - June 20, 1902 Joseph H. Sarles Died Sept. 5, 1922 Aged 19 yrs. Wm . B. Hatcher Sept . 5 , 1869 - Feb . 5, 1946 James T . Hatcher May 27, 1871 - July 5, 1943 Eden T. Hatcher July 24, 1845 - Dec. 21 , 1898 Lucy E. Fisher wife of E. T. Hatcher Sept . 3 , 1840 - July 7, 1929 Infant daughter of A.P. & J . C. Akers Oct. 12, 1907 - Oct . 16, 1907 W. C. Williamson June 2 , 1854 - July 27, 1936 LAWRENCE Doris Mabel Nov. 26 , 1891 - Dec . 25, 1975 Leslie Vernon July 16 , 1891 - Nov . 23 , 1960 Leslie Vernon son 0£ L. V. & Doris Lawrence 1915 WILLIAMSON Geo . Williamson Sept . 15, 1846 - Jan . 9, 1935 R. Bell hlilliamson Sept . 20 , 1851 - Jan . 9, 1933 LESTER Will N. 1866 - 1939 Florence N. 1875 - 1956 Pecie Eva Darling Daughter of W. M. & F. M. Lester Jan. 7, 1694 Jan . 22 , 1894 Romeo Memitt 1887 - 1979 Mamie Lou Nemitt 1905 - 1966 Archie William Cooper June 22, 1910 - July 24 , 1943 Lewis Weaver 1840 - 1924 Kate his wife 1850 - 1927 Eustace J. son of E . J . & E. L. Lester Jan. 7 1915 - July 11, 1916 LESTER Mother Nary E. W. 1858 - 1920 Father Giles P. 1851 - 1913 LA\VRENCE Major C. 1840 - 1905 Mary E . 1838 - 1931 Theodosia Weaver Sept . 20, 1797 - May 28, 1870 Lewis Weaver Nay 5, 1790 - Oct . 22, 1875 Michael H. Surface Feb. 11, 1840 - Apr. 17, 1863 George Surface Died June 25, 1873 Aged 65 yrs. 7 m. 20 d. Catherine wife of Geo. Surface Died Sept . 6, 1899 Aged 88 yrs. 6 m. 10 d . Emma A. wife of John N. Kinsey Feb . 10, 1842 - Feb. 19, 1878 Eliza A. wife 0£ J. L. Weaver July 15 , 1831 - Dec. 7, 1883 L. \~ eav er Nov. 22 , 18 5 - Aug. 1875 Aged yrs. 8 m. 2 d. George Heaver May 5, l832 - Dec. 30, 1924 J . S . Weaver 1858 - 1945 AKERS Loraine Howard June 3, 1898 - Feb 16, 1950 Charles Lee July 20, 1894 - Feb. 28, 1950 Mother Sarah E. Howard July 4, 1861 - Jan. 7, 1939 Hiram C. Howard Virginia Pvt. 9 U S Inf. Jan. 20, 1938 Earnest L Oct . 17, 1877 - 187 �Auburn Community Cemetery 41. WEAVER Dora Z. Feb . 2, 1884 - May 8, 1973 Robert A. Jan. 20 , 1872 - Jan. 16 , 1960 42 . (Same stone) Father George Bright Zentmeyer Feb. 11 , 1851 - June 12, 1916 Uncle James Emmett Zentmeyer July 22, 1855 - Nov. 21 , 1919 43. Mary E. wife of G. B. Zentmeyer Jan . 1, 1859 - Dec . 30 , 1 909 44. Annie Myrtle daughter of Mr . & Mrs. H. C. lloi,,rard Sept . 1, 1887 Apr . 23, 1905 45 . Mary s . Howard wife of Tracy McClain May 19 , 1885 - Aug. 1L1, 1911 Virginia, inf. dau . of T. & M. S. McClain 46. SILVERS (Inscriptions on 3 sides) J . H. Silvers Mar. 4 , 1827 - Sept . 6 , 1904 Bessie E . Silvers Apr . 4 , 1883 - Jan. 4, 1904 Amanda J . Silvers Nov . 18 , 1841 - Sept. 3 , 1911 47 . SUTPH IN Noah S . 1866 - 1910 Docia 1869 - 1938 48. Frank Owens Sutphin June 4, 1893 - Apr . 25, 1937 49. Belle R. Sutphin Sept. 22, 1895 - Aug . 2.!1, 1976 SO. James B. Kinsey July 30 , 1857 - Mar. 18, 1 889 51. MITCHELL Wm . E. Mitchell Dec . 24, 1842 - Mar. 29, 1892 Mary L . Wife of Wm . E. Mi tchell July 16, 1 849 - July 5 , 1897 ~~mil~~ 52. G. Everett Weaver Aug. 5, 1866 - Jan. 14, 1899 53. Riner H. Whitlock 1897 - 1955 54 . WHITLOCK Ferdinand Whitlock 185p - 1929 Cora Barnett 1867 - 19.!19 55. Mary Susan Weaver May 18, 1860 - Oct . 19, 1862 56. Geo . Washington July 22 , 1844 (inscr . on rest of stone is gone) Garnand (just on small piece of stone) fitting pieces. Died Oct . 1, 1854 (from Bibl e Records) Foot marker G. G. 57. O. S. Akers Born 1842 Died Sept . 7, 1905 58. (Dove) Caroline wife of 58. H. Crockett Died Oct. 28 , 1888 46 years More graves, on several tombstones we could not make out inscriptions. Separately fenced in, wrought iron fence . 1. Frank M. Riner June 21 , 1892 - Aug . 23, 1893 2. N. M. Riner July 9, 1826 - Apr . 22, 1905 78 y . 9 m. 13 d . 3. David Riner Dec. 8, 1 819 - Nar . 8 1902 4 . Joh n D. son of David & M. Riner Died May 15, 1882 28 y, 6 m. 6 d . Next to Auburn Community Cemetery (Separately fenced in) 1. Infant daughter of James & Lamie Richardson Apr . 30, 1945 2. Payton Thomas Richardson Aug . 30 , 1881 - Oct . 24 , 1969 3. Pearl Cromer wife of P. T . Richardson July 5, 1886 - Jan . 1 , 1940 4. Nallie Mae Richardson June 3, 1890 - May 30 , 1980 5. N. Emma Nixon wife of J. W. Richardson Apr . 18, 1860 - Jan . 30 , 1920 6. John Wm. Richardson Oct. 16, 1855 - Feb. 5, 1941 (Also fenced in separate) 1. Eva P. Bishop wife of Oakl ey M. Bishop Eldest daughter of Monroe & Ida M. Phil lip s 1894 - 1936 2. Oakley Maur ice Bishop Feb. 16, 1887 - Mar . 25, 1931 3rd son of Laura L . & Hm. M. Bishop 3. Wm. Millard Bishop May 27, 1 856 - June 21, 1 925 4 . Laura Lucas Bishop Mar. 1, 1858 - Feb. 15, 1923 5. Dr. Carl Bishop Aug. 6, 1 897 - July 27, 1946 �HARMAN CEMETERY Harman Cemetery located on the former William Harman farm near Route 679. From Roanoke to Floyd, turn right off of 221 onto Route 679 just before crossing Little River bridge. It is approximately three miles to the location of the cemetery. Can be seen to the driver's left down in a field. Has a very tall marker and a high stone fence around the cemetery. A copy of the records was given to Judith G. Blackwell by Ms. Margueri te Tise, Floyd, Virginia who originally copied the records. William H. Harman 1 November 1831 7 February 1914 Mary E. Harman 18 October 1837 23 February 1923 Eliza wife of William Pendleton and daughter of William H. and Mary Harman born 8 October 1859 died 9 August 1886 Frank P. Pendleton 18 October 1885 27 April 1911 Jennie daughter of William H. and Mary E. Harman born 21 July 1865 died 21 March 1881 James M. Harman 1863-1864 Alma L . Harman 1868-1875 William Harman 1 July 1790 3 July 1881 Age 91 years and 2 days Elizabeth Gish, wife of William Harman 1822-1879 Contributed by: Judy Blackwe.11, 224 Christian Ave . , NE , Roanoke , VA, 2401 2 ------------------------ ------- ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------HINT: Franklin Co, Va, Deed Book, Vol I, p viii: 88 poles equal 145.2 feet. 1 pole equals 16.5 feet ; �GALILEE CEMETERY, MONTGOMERY CO., VA. Location: Going south on Rt 11 turn off on Rt 603 (just before Elliston) crossing railroad tracks, about a mile or so down the road you will make a right hand turn and go up to the cemetery - the old Galilee Church which was there has been torned down. You should stop and ask directions for the cemetery is hard to spot from the road. copied by Ruth Hale and Babe Fowler on 16 Mar 1984. Alfred Ray Edwards US Navy Mar 18, 1926-Apr 25 , 1980 Laura F Williams Oct 11 , 1895 Nov 8 , 1976 Herman C Hartless Jr Virginia Tee 5 US Army Nov 10 , l9l9 Mar 29 , 1973 Reta Mcianiel Apr 28 , 1904 Jan 26 , 1908 Mcianiel (double stone) Sylvester Annie L 1909- 1974 1911Raymond F McDaniel 1941-1972 John M Hubbard Born Sept 2, 1850 Died Feb 20 , 1904 Bettie Joice Lawrence Apr 12 , 1934 Oct 31, 1936 William 0 Greene Aug 18 ) Aug 18 (no year Clarence E Martin March 1, 1923 March 5, 1923 Mc.Tutniel (double stone) Oscar S Eliza Yopp Jan 27, 1869 Dec 22, 1$75 July 15, 1946 Jan JO, 1966 Mcianiel (double stone) Edith Ingram Sidney K Apr 4, 1911 July 15, 1902 Feb 23, 1981 Eva Mae Mcianiel Edwards June 22, 1912 Nov l2, 1952 Thlncan (double stone) Sarah J . Virgle S. 1867-1942 1869-1944 Mattie Lee McDaniel born June lJ, 1909 Died June 2J, 1917 Alwilda B wife of J W McDaniel Born Feb 24 , 1872 Died Sept 20, 1901 u. B. Duncan Born Sept 7, 190}? Died 17 , 1904 M. B. Duncan Born Sept 7, 190J.1 Died Sept 10, 190~? (broken stone) T. B. Duncan Bornd Feb 1, 1899 Died Sept 9, 1899 Sarha J. Duncan 1868-1922 (Lynch Funeral Home marker) Kenneth R Porterfield 1958 - 1958 (John Oakey & Son Salem, Va , Marker) Lucy Ann Yopp June 7, 1854 Mar 1 6 , 1953 H. L. Yopp D. July 24 , 1937 Age 86 yrs Clovis Lawrence Nov 24, 1915 Nov 24, 1915 Walter son of Lila A & WE Wright Nov 2 , 1918 Flearry J Smith Born Aug 2 , 1892 Died Oct 26 , 1913 (no name) 1886-1960 (Bryant Funeral Home Marker) Cecil H Underwood Virginia PFC Army Air Forces World War I I Sept 21 , 1922 Nov 21 , 1954 Underwood ( double stone) Harrison L July 22 , 1888 Jan 21, 1963 Palmer (double stone) Della R Henry D Rinda E Sept 22 , 189J April 11, 1895 June J, l900 Feb 12 , 1952 Oct 29, 1968 Junior E Palmer 1932 - 1982 �'-/ 1 James C Underwood Virginia PFC US Army World War II Apr 5, 1919 Nov l l , 1969 Graham Rolling Apr 19, Dec 24, (double stone) Maude A 1894 Sept 1895 1963 July 23, 1982 Linda Mcianiel Bl ack ~c 13, 1888 Apr 10, 1 924 Rakes (double stone) Matt Clayborn Cora Allen Apr 15, 1877 Sept 17, 1887 Feb 16, 1974 Oct 31, 1969 McLaniel (double stone) Andrew J Ella D June 9, 1872 Apr 20, 1878 Jan 10, 1955 Aug 2, 1955 BUCHANAN COMMERCIAL JOURNAL: May 9, 1847 Apr 4, 1 927 McDaniel (double stone) Mary Ellis Alfred Bruce Oct 15, 1865 Feb 2 , 1855 Mar 27, 1953 Apr 27, 1933 Walter McTu.niel Oct 21, 1890 Feb 8, 1937 Infant of W Herbert C Graham Nov 15, 1918 - Feb 20 , 1920 Martha M:;Laniel Mary F McTu.niel June 10, 1875 July 13, 1949 Samuel McTu.niel Sept 11, 1886 Jan 26 , 1888 James McTu.niel Aug 11 , 1847 Aug 6 , 1920 Andrew J McTu.niel Pvt Co H 2 Va Inf Sp AM War A.J. & Ella Mcianiel June 1906 William Howard McTu.niel Aug 7, 1914 Aug 20 , 1914 Infant Linda June Mcianiel Oct 18, 1950 James W R Lawrence Born May JO, 1906 Died July 16, 1907 Buchanan , Botetourt Co, Va, Friday, Oct 11 , 1839. A LIST OF LETTERS - Remaining in the Post Office at Pattonsburg, Va 1st day of October , 18J9. s A John H Bell K William F Sherit Miss Mary G Allen John Bun John Knode Alexander T Smiley George Al:phin 2 William Boyd Catharine Knode John W Scott George Anderson c L James Sanford J F Clyce Joel Lackland B }1 Mr Shanklin 2 Andrew A Boyd Crawford & Pole George M Smith, or Jacob More Wm Dobson William P Bixhop Bird Spurlock James Merchant John Clements Charles L Burks T Thos . Markham, jr Jonathan Barksdale D Willis Tinsley John Morris John H Doublas William Byer p Amus Tomas George W Tu.vis Isaac Burkholder Bertrand E Trennis Susan M Payton Dr N H Burks F Thomas W Tenant Miss Agnes Fifer John Panter Arthus L Burks Samuel Teel Mary A Brawley G R w John Good 2 Mary T Robinson William Brawley J W & J Womack Wm Glen James Rawsey William P Bilbro (2nd column) , Thos. Crews, P.M. Mrs Ranah Walker H October 4 Thomas Worth B Hutcherson Peter A Whitmore J or A Hambleton E & A Walker Wm Hershbarger Wm C Hall from BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS , published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission , FincaRtle , Va, 1976 (Pattonsburg is now part of Buchanan -the north side of the river.) �FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA LAUREL CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY From Rt 221 turn right on Rt 612 , left on Rt 673 , right Rt 608 . on the left side on a hill. Copied by Jimmie Steele and Ruth G Hale on J Nov 1988. MARTIN, Wade H. Oct 8, 1876-Sept JO , 19J6 FERGUSON, Tempa 24 Apr 1822 - J Sept 1913 MARTIN, Martha Ella SOWERS, Posey L 10 Oct 1885 - 5 Nov 1936 Mar JO , 1879-Aug 11 , 1938 Addie H 14 Feb 1889 - 9 Dec 1983 (Wood Fu . Home , also) MARTIN, L Rufus Died Jan 29, 19JJ Age 82 yrs. Cynthi a M Died Jan 12 , 1930 Age 79 yrs. LAWRENCE, Mary '!he cemetery is FLINCHUM, Ida May d/o J W & C 1 29 Sept l901 - 22 July 1908 ** SMITH, Eli za J 1 Jan 1861 - 27 Jan 1897 BASHAM , James H 19 Dec 1857 - 25 Mar 1941 A 20 Mar 1867 - 15 July 1914 James R 16 Aug 1860 - 24 June 1896 BASHAM , Laura E 16 Dec 1857 - 24 Apr 1920 MARTIN , Lillie K 1918 MARTIN , Freddie L Everett E 24 Apr 1900 - 15 Dec 1909 1916-1988 son '\ MARTIN, Dessie I BURI<E, Infant of JR & K Lj ll July 1895 - 4 July 1902 b & d 1 Dec 1928 MARTIN, Moses BURKE, Kate Leanora Sowers 1826 - 1909 w/o John R Nancy 11 Feb 1888 - 9 Oct 1942 1831 - l 894 BASHAM, M Grace 24 Oct 1894-- Sept 4 , 1923 MARTIN , Sarah C BURKE, John Rufus "Pop" JO May 1870 - 1 Dec 1870 Age 6 m 1 d 26 July 1882 - 28 Apr 1961 ASHWORTH, Joseph Tazewell . HALE , Letitia w/o Francis 15 Nov 1887 - J Jan 1979 ~ 19 Oct 1829-29 Apr 1865 Eugenia "Addie " ,/' 4 May 1884 - 25 June 1957 Our Mother BURK, Lenora I ASHWORTH, Jonathan G 7 Mar 1855- 25 May 1899 9 Oct 1884 - JO Apr 1941 ASHWORTH , Greenvill 15 May 1858 - 12 Nov 1934 Our Father BURK, Charles B 2 Sept 1853 - 10 Aug 1918 ASHWORTH, Martha Annie ~ 17 Mar 1849 - 12 June 19JO BURK, S A 4 July 1821 FERGUSON, Abner F FLINCHUM, 28 Ju..rie 1825 - 24 Dec 1902 d/o J W & C Confederate Soldier 5 July 1900 1861 - 1865 **FLINCHUM, W C - 2 Sept 1904 Olie A L - 18 Jan 1905 27 July 1840 - 21 July 1913 MARTIN , Peradine w/o Isaac 25 Sept 1839 - 12 May 1920 MARTIN , I saac 26 Oct 1833 - 24 Apr 1911 MARTIN, Kyle M 4 June 1878 - l Apr 1905 MARTIN , Andrew J 6 June 1868- JO June 19J8 Bettie 2 Nov 1880 - 29 May 1969 Names and dates from tom tr stones piled up along fence 'ffiOMAS , Sarah 18 July 1832- 2 Feb 1881 SMITH , Urea I Departed Sept 18~ LAWRENCE , James C 24 Aug 1877 - 14 June 1878 9y _ m 20 d Hale, Luelli a 19 Nov 1852 - 28 Apr 1878 26y JTI 23d �LAWRENCE, Zac T 9 Aug 188~ 5 June 1887 2y 9m 27d GRAHAM, Zacheaus 3 Dec 18JJ - Sept 18, 188(7?) There were more stones, we couldn't get te. tombstones were copied about 21 yrs ago. RICHARD, dau of Joseph ·5 Dec 1877 - 9 Dec 1877 SMITH, George W died 24 Dec 1885 age 24y lm 25d SMITH, Leuria Died 2 Oct 1881 Aged 2y lm 9d MARTIN, William 28 Nov 1869 - 6 Apr 1870 Age ly 5m 9d MARTIN, William, Sr. 12 Nov 1796-12 Nov 1881 age 85y MARTIN, John W 5 July 1856-17 June 186J L/9 5Jy 9m 15d The additional names and dates from MARTIN, Delores 2J June 1859 - 25 Nov 1862 HALE, Francis 1 Mar 1827-2 June 1881 SIMMONS, Lethia 11 Dec 1892 MARTIN, Sarah H GRAHAM, Vine A ll Jan 1862- 25 Mar 1862 MARTIN, R M 7 Aug 1798 - 1872 WIMMER, M HO.LGES, William Lonzie 1841 - 1862 25 Aug 1889 - 26 Mar 1895 abbreviations used1 b - born d/o - daughter of d - died or day Fu - funeral y or yrs - year(s) m - month s/o - son of =========~=======================================================-========== McCUTCHAN BIBLE contributed by Mrs. Kenneth E. Bland This Bible was published 1790, Philadelphia, is i n possession of Mrs . Newman Haynes, RFD #1, Clifton Forge, Va. Joseph Mccutchan born fabn~ary 16 - 1784 Nancy youel born october 28 - 1784 Joseph Mccutchan and Nancy Youel Maried october 24 - 1805 Joseph Mccutchan drafted to the army July 27 - 1814 got home t he 1J of fabruary 1815. Rachel Mccutchan (sister of ?Marg Ann) departed this life augus t the 14 1824 about 7 oclock in the evining John harvey Mccutchan departed this life September the 1 - 1824 about 10 oclock in the evening Nancy McCutchan departed this life September J - 1846 about 2 oclock i n the morning Joseph Mccutchan Departed this life April 28th 1860 at half past 8 ocl ock in the evening Betsey Armstrong Departed this life Nov 18th 1864 at 6 Oclock in t he morning Charles Harman McCutchan (bro. of Mgt . Ann) Departed this l ife Oct 22d 1864 William Youel McCutchan Departed this Life Aug 27th 1871 Margaret Ann Kunkle Departed this life Jan 11th 1881 at 15 minutes past 12 . O.C . P. M. �McCUTCHAN BIBIE contributed by Mrs, Kenneth E. Bland* The following information was gi ven to Mrs. Bland by Ray McCutchan of Exeter, Calif. The family of John McCutchan and Elizabeth Hodge: John McCutchan (b, Aug, 13, 1750 near Little Calf Pasture River; d . Apr?, 1842 near Little Calf Pasture, Augusta Co ., Va.) and Elizabeth Hodge (d . Aug 18, 18JJ, Little Calf Pasture River, Augusta Co ,, Va . ) Nine children: 1 . Samuel (b Apr 5, 1773; d Nov. 16, 1857, Rockbridge Co .,Va . ) md June 16, 1772 (1st) Mary Patrick, dau . of John Patrick; 2nd md . 16 May 1795 Agnes D.mlap. 6 children: Prisilla G; Betsy H; Robert D; John S ; James H; William M. 2, Margaret Mccutchan (b , Nov , 28 , 1775, Augusta Co. , Va.) md Nov, J, 1795 Robert Jamison, J , Robert McCutchan md Mar. 11, 1799 Mary McKnight , dau . of Timothy McKnight . 4, Eleanor McCutchan (b . Dec, 21 , 1780) md John McClung. 5. Joseph McCutchan (b Feb 16, 1784; d Apr. 28 , 1860 , buried in family plot , Craigsville) md oct 24, 1805 Nancy Youel (b Oct 28 , 1784, d Sept J , 1846, buried in family plot, Craigsville .) 7 children : Charles Harmon (d Oct 22 , 1864); John Harvey; Rachel, Betsy , Elinor; Margaret Ann ; William Youel. 6, John McCutchan (b Jan . JO , 1787 , Augusta Co., Va; d Aug, 20 , 1848, Lewis Co,, Missouri) md 1810 Rockbridge Co . , Va , to Elizabeth Youel (d May 11, 1877), They migrated to Lewis Co., No . 18J6 , 8 children : William Youel , Joseph Nelson; James Harvey; John Newton ; Nancy Lavenia ; Betty Jane ; Mary Ellen; Samuel K. 7. William McCutchan (b Oct. 20 , 1789) md Rebackah McNight , 8, Betsy L. McCutchan (b , June 15, 1792) 1st md William Wilson ; 2nd md . ----McRae; 9. James McCutchan (b May 7, 1795; d Mar 22, 1857) md Ellen Benson (d Apr, 1865, 10 children1 Albert; Sarah Jane; Martha, Margaret (twins) ; John Bens on; George Washington; William Hamilton ; James Samuel Kerr; Richard Andrew; Mary Ellen, The family of Joseph McCutchan and Nancy Youel . Joseph McCutchan (b Feb 16 1784, Augusta Co, Va; d April 28 , 1860, Bur. family plot nr Craigsville) md Oct 24, 1805 Nancy Youel (b Oct 28, 1783 : d Sept J, 1846, near Augusta Springs , Va. Buried in family plot nr Craigsville) 7 children: 1. Betsy McCutohan (b Oct 27 , 1806 nr Craigsville, Va; d Nov, 18 , 1864) md �;;I Archibal d Annstrong. 9 children: Rachel; Margaret; James; Joseph; Nancy; Lizz; Thomas; Virginia; ?-------- , 2 . Elinor McCutchan (b MB.rch 31, 1808 , nr. Craigsville, Va. ; d Sept. 16, 1902 nr. Lexington, Va ., bur. Bethesda Cemetery, Rockbr idge Co., Va.) md 1828 (1st) Robert Thmlap (b. Nov, 16, 1802, Augusta Co., Va; d Mar 14, 1832, Crawfordsville, Ind.) Children: 1 infant girl died of diptheria about Mar. 14, 18J_?. 2nd md John Firebaugh (b March 14, 1789 nr Harrisonburg, !Ruphine Co . , Pa; d July 21, 1867 , nr Rockbridge Baths, Va) rod Nov 29, 1838 nr Craigsville, Va. 4 children: Virginia Caroline; Robert Thul.lap; James Bolton ; Sarah Cornelia. 3. Margaret Ann Mccutchan (b Sept 8 , 1810, nr Craigsville, Va; d Jan 11, 1881 , bur. 'Ihornrose Cemetery , Staunton, Va.) md Feb 28, 1833 William Kunkle (d Aug 29, 1884, bur 'Ihornrose Cemetery, Staunton , Va.) 8 children: James Harvey ; John Jacob; Mary Agnes; Rachel Jane; Elizabeth Virginia; Joseph McCutchan ; Sarah Elinor; William Conrad. 4 . William Youel McCutchan (b Oct 14, 1812; d Aug 14, 1871 nr Exeter, Calif , bur Exeter Cemetery, Exeter, Calif) md Mar 17, 1836 Catherine Ann Firebaugh (b April 1 , 1817, Harrisonburg , Va. ; d Mar 14, 1901, nr Exter, Cali£ , bur. Exeter Cemetery, Exeter , Calif.) 5 childrenr John Franklin; Joseph H.; Mary Ann ; Elizabeth; Andrewella; James William. 5 , Charles Harmon McCutchan (b Dec 20, 1814; d Act 22 , 1864. 6. John Harvey McCutchan (b Dec 20 , 1814; d Sept 1, 1824) ?. Rachel McCutcha.n (b May 28, 1817; d Aug 14, 1824) Newspaper obituaries : Died , at his residence near Farmersville, California, on the 17th of August last, WILLIAM MCCUTHCAN , in the 59th year of his age . Mr. McCutchan was a native of Rockbridge, where he lived until he removed to California about four years ago . He was an intelligent and efficient Ruling Elder of the Presbyterian Church. The attractive elements of his natural character, elevated by Divine grace , made him the object of love and confidence with all . He was known among us for his warm sympathies, his cheerful temper, his sterling integrity, his large charity, and the beautiful consistency of his religious life. He was the friend of the fatherless and the widow , the type of a fai t hful Christian, citizen and friend. He was one of a rare class, in whom the elements of character are so harmoniously and attractively blended , that they quietly become leaders and admitted examples for all. All who knew him grieved much when they saw so exemplary a man leave his Church and county, for his distant home, and now we sorrow most of all that we shall see his face no more. Happy the man of three-score years who can leave behind him the memory of so pure a life, and there enter into a rest like his. It can be done, however, i£ we follow his example of faith and obedience . (wr1tten 1871) �(OBITUARY) Died, of pneumonia, at her late residence, in Pond Gap, (Little Calf Pastures) Augusta Co., Va . , Jan . 11th, 1881, Sister Margaret A. , wife of Wm. Kunkle; aged 70 years. Sister Kunkle was a faithful and devoted member of the M.E. Church South. Her life was a living testimony for Christ , Her death that of a true saint. Her bereaved husband and children are comforted with the thought, "She was the Lord's and he took her," R.M . W. "Central Presbyterian" please copy. ================================================================================== WETTLE or WEDDLE Contributed by Calvin Weddle THIS INDENTURE made this twenty Seventh day of August one thousand Eight hundred and one witnesseth that Richard Wells one of the overseers of the poor for Montgomery County and State of Virginia hath and by these presants doth firmly bind Samuel Wettle Son of Barbery Wettle of Said County and State an apprentice to John Morricle of Said County and State aforesaid to him his heirs for the term of fifteen years and three months from the date hereof during which term the Said apprentice his Said master Shall faithfully Serve his Secrets keep his Lawfull Commands every where gladly obey he Shall do no damage to his Said master nor See it done by others without giving timely notice thereof to his Said master he Shall not waste his masters goods nor lend them unlawfully to others he Shall not Conunit fornication nor Contract matrimony within Said term at Cards dice or any unlawfull games he Shall not play he Shall neither buy nor Sell nor absent himself day or night from his Said masters Service without his Leave but in all and every respect behave himself afaithfull apprentice during Said term. And the Said master do bind himself his heirs to find the Said apprentice in Sufficient meat drink washing and Lodging and apparel during Said term and to teach him or Cause to be taught farming business and to teach him or Cause him or to be taught to Read write and arithrnatick Including the Rule of three and to give Said apprentice two Suits of apparel one whereof Shall be Intirely new and twelve dollars in Cash and for the true performances of all and every of the Said Covenants and agreements Either of the parties do bind themselves to the other by these presants in witness whereof they have Interchangably Set their hands and Seals the day & year above written John Moricle (Seal) Richard Wells (Seal) Signed Seald and delivered In presants of us Nathanael Wiclr.ham John Lemons �STRICKLER CEMETERY From Roanoke take Route 221 fif t een miles past Roanoke-Floyd County line . The cemetery is on the right side of the highway. Copied 28 August 1987 by Glenna Garner & Ruth G. Hale Sept.7,1907-Aug . 21,1983 1878-1973 1881-1967 married Nov. 17,1901 Sweeney, Lynnworth Sweeney,Peter E . Sweeney , Cameron S . May 30,1911-July 5,1967 Wilson, Walter A. Mar.7,1849-May 9,1921 Strickler, J.B. Strickler,Celeste Sowder, wife of J. B. June 3,1850-Dec . ll ,1914 Apr.19,1894 - Aug.18,1916 Turner, Harriet C. wife of W. L. Poff, Geo . Riley Guthrie, Roscoe Guthrie, Vernon W. Son Dec . 8,1944-Aug . 31 , 1965 Aug.6,1886-May 3 ,1 913 s. of R.L.& Eliza B. Mar . 20,1909 -Ma y 25,190 9 Strickler , Myrtle Green, dau of W.T. & G.E. Dec . 16,1901-Mar.24,1902 Mar. 14, 1803-May 9,1862 Helms, John Nov. 30, 1803 - Jan . 4,1884 Helms, Sarah M. Crockett, Ell en Helms, wife of J . W. Aug . 22 ,184 0 - Dec.20-1892 Crockett, James W. May 30,1841-May 29,1914 Lieut. Co.F 21 Va. Calvary Dec . 31 ,1 846 -J an.31,1940 De Witt, Thomas K. De Witt, Sarah Rosabelle S t rickler wife of T.K. June 20,1847-July 8,1924 77 y.18d. Sept.30,1858-Apr. 9,1927 Strickler G.F . Strickler, Girldine D. Whitenack, his wife, Feb. 5,1862-May 27,1924 Mar. 25 , 1826-Se~t.15,1894 Strickler,Nancy A. Wife of Samuel Sept.17,1820 - Aug.21,1907 Strickler, Samuel Nov. 1?,1850-Dec . 1866, Age.16yrs. Strickler, Millard J . Oct. 2,1862-June 23,1864 Strickler , Nancy 1 y.8fll.2ld. Nov. 23,1864-July ~,1866 Strickler, Jams William W. ly 7m.13d �STRICKLER CEMETERY Feb. 21,1786 -Au g . 7 , 1867 Feb. 2, 1797-May 16,1880 (marker in 3 pieces) April 13 , 1823-May25 , 1904 Sept.15 ,1832-S ept.18 ,1875 42yllm28d Sept ll,1875-0ct . 10,1875 , 29d Strickler, Jacob M. Strickler, Mary Strickler, Catherine Williams, Sa rah Williams Sara M. Strickler, Fannie P. dau of J.H. & M.E.' Oct. 17 , 1880-Apr.4,1890 lyr 5 mo 17d Strickler, Lalah M. dau of J.H . &M.E . b & d May 22 , 1899 Strickler , Martha E . , wife of J . H. Nov.27,1853-May 31,1899 45 yr , 6mo . 4d Au g . 18,18 77-Apr.28,19 2e Strickler, Albert Lee Mar . 12 , 1904-0ctll,190-z;Bower, Babe of Homer & Minnie May 18 , 1870-June 25,187 6 Shank Eugenia K. Peter A. Shaks , Minnie dau of Ida J . & Feb .1 5 .1878-Mar . 6.1878 = = = = = = - = ~ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = :::: = = = Floyd County, Virginia - Common Law Order Book No . 5, Page 406 Sept 1903 The Court being of op i n i on that the followin g person s, to wit J ackson McPeak T.E . Sowers O. T . Simmons Amos Ridinge r Robert We~k s V.H . Pendleton Jonas Lyki ns J.T . King Barney Bol en Wm R. F arris A. Hogan John s . Hancock Wm C. Boot he Wi l liam Alt e r ma n Eli za A Richardson Hannah Jenn i ngs M. C . Elliott Hundl ey Howe ll and Susan A. Burk whose claims for pensions have been filed in Cl erks office of this Court more than twenty days before the Commencement o f t hi s term of Court and which are approved by the Board of Pension Commissioners and the claims Phillip Harris Mary Wade and Elias Akers a l so f i led said twenty days but not approved by said Board because o f err ors which h a ve been corrected shoul d be and are approved by the court and the Clerk of this cour t will certify the same to the Auditor of P ublic Accounts The following persons filed claims for pensions wh i ch were rejected by said Board for reasons set out in their report, to wit Lucy Keith, Martha P . Phillips Eliz a J . Phillips T . B . Stump Jo hn Weaver Henry Daingerfield Wm A. Howe ll Wm J . Sutphin Wesly Gar d ner and the court does not approve sai d claims and it i s ordered that sa id p ersons whose claims were rejected by said Board b e Summoned to a p pea r before this court on the first day of the next t erm to show ca u se if they can why their said claims should be allowed . At the last term of this court the p e nsion claims of Wm T. Clower James T . Clower Noah R. Boothe and L . F . Radford were sent back to said Board having again reporte d adverse ly on sa id Cl a ims t h e same are not allowed by the Cour t . �HALL FAMILY BIBLE 1867 contributed by Carole Presley (In possession of Ruth Cr omer, Chr istiansburg , Va . ) BIRTHS Adaline Goodykoontz 24 Dec. 1820 Washington C. Hall Mae A. Hall Nancy L. Hall Billy Rush Hall Clark Akers 3 Oct . 1872 3 Jan. 1874 24 Sept. 1876 8 March 1879 2 Oct. 1875 20 May 1877 Ada Belle Akers Joseph Frank Akers Zannie Akers Bessie Mae Akers Jonat han C. Hall Pauline E. Adams Frances L. Hall Mary L.Hall Agnes P. Ha 11 William A. Hall Sarah Ann Hall Ira A. Hall John M. Hall 16 Feb . 1879 3 May 1880 16 July 1882 27 April 1817 Sept . 29, 1823 27 July 1840 6 May 1842 9 Dec . 1843 2 July 18L.5 30 Jan. 1847 9 Jan . 1849 24 Nov . 1850 21 April 1852 Martha M. Hall Ben jamin F. Hall Rebecca Jane Hall Henri etta Hall 16 April 1854 29 April 1856 10 Aug. 1858 MARRIAGES Jonathan C. Hall Pauline E. Adams 10 Sept . 1839 Jonathan C. Hall Adaline Goodykoontz Frances G. Hall James L. Bane Mary E. Hall Benjamin F. Hawley Sar ah Ann Hall Fleming S . Roop 10 Aug. 1860 15 Sept. 1857 8 March, 1860 14 April 1867 �S&, 10 Sept . 1868 Agnes P. Hall Harvey Roop William A. Hall Arbella W. Baber Ira A. Hall Mary J. Hall Martha M. Hall George Thompson John M. Hall Polly Cooper Rebecca Jane Hall James Barney Akers (l) Henry Allen Hawley )2) ( 3) James Lawrence 8. Franklin Hall Minerva Shelor 31 Aug. 1869 26 Oct. 1871 4 Sept. 1873 26 Nov. 1873 12 Jan. 1875 6 Nov . 1883 (?) 10 Jan. 1877 DEATHS Pauline E. Hall Henr ietta Hall Jonathan C. Hall Adaline G. Hall Zannie Akers Palmer Joseph Frank Akers Rebecca Jane Akers (Hawleyl(Lawrence) Belle Akers Wilson Clark E. Akers Henry Allen Hawley Mil l er Henry Hawley 18 Aug. 1858 25 Nov . 1858 10 Oct. 1889 20 June 1903 17 Feb . 1904 21 Jan. 1908 12 Jan . 1923 28 May 1954 2 Oct . 1956 1901 21 June 1922 Research in Maryland: The indices and the guides in the Archival Series (which you can find in libraries) - - in the state of Maryland -- it ' s all at Annapolis. Research in North Carolina: The Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the vast resources of the state archives at Raleigh. from SEMINAR TRANSCRIPT by Ronald A Bremer , 1984, p 6, 7 , PO Box 16422, Salt lake City , UT 84116 �57 CONFEDERATE SOLDIER"S LETTER TO HIS FAMILY Submitted by: Judy Blackwell, 224 Christian Avenue, NE Roanoke, VA 24012 LETTER FROM JAMES L . GRUBB TO MARY ANN GRUBB , HIS WIFE Camp Winder Caroline County, VA 1863 Dear Wife, I take my pen in hand to let vou know that I am well and I hope when these few lines come to hand that you may be well . I have gotten three letters from you only, and I have sent you about fifteen . I sent you two yesterday , I sent you a lock of my hair and you never wrote to me whether you got it or not. You said something about having me detailed. If anybody will have me detailed they can get my labor for nothing. I would be very glad if I was. I wrote to you to have your likeness taken and send it to me. I think you might sent it to me for I would like to have it . John Wolford has Mary's likeness. Daniel Bateman is at home. You might get him to bring it to me. I haven't volunteered and I am not going to, I am not fooled they can keep us only six months. I want you to write me how your hogs and sheep are doing. Write me something about everything up there . Write to me what you are doing and what are going to do. We had a family pie last night out of those peaches and buckle berries you sent to me. When one gets anything, we all get part of it. I must bring my letter to a close, nothing more at present but remain y our beloved husband until death. Has James L . Kegley and D. C . Kegley come home yet - -thei r time is almost out. I would like to see you all mighty well. Tel l Virgi nia and Sera Jane to be good little g irls until I come home. My little white headed Sera--tell her I'm going to wool her when I come home. Write as soon as you get this letter, and write how many letters you have gotte n from me. NOTE: This letter was from James L. Grubb to Mary Ann Grubb, his wife and to his two daughters~ Virginia Caroline Grubb and Sarah Jane Grubb. It was probably one of the last Jetters he wrote to them, since he was wounded at Chancellorsville, Virginia , and died on May 3, 1863. He was a member of the Wythe Greys , Com p any A. 4th Virginia Infantry Stonewall Brigade. He was the Great Great Grandfather of Judy Blackwell who contributed the article . ================================================================================= TIP ON READING OLD TOMBSTONES: Use a block of styrofoam to clean off l ichen and soil. This will not damage the stone; it leaves a certain a mount of res idue i n the grooves, making the stone easier to read. from "Genealogy Digest" , Vol 16 , #3, Summer 1985, p 37. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA The following are abstract from papers pertaining to court cases of Giles County. See VAN, Vol 7 , #4, Nov 1983, for copies of documents used. Not too many of the documents had genealogoical information but it does place the people and some of the troubl es that they had. 1. Summons: Albert vs Williams/ Spa . Ex'd John Kirk for John peck . (back) To-summon- Philip Lybrook & William Porterfield ..... on 2 day of the June Court next . . . .• on behalf of James Albert •. . ... case between James Albert Plt and Abram Williams Deft. Jrd April 1818 2. (Warrant) Peck & Vanmeter vs Aldridge &al not found . Wm Chapman for J . Chapman . (front) Francis Aldridge & James Aldridge .• . .. . a debt of twenty Seven dollars & five cents. Iamage $27. 15th day Oct 1813. Iavid French CGC (Clerk Giles Co . ) (Printed Warrant) Pick & Vanmeter vs F Aldridge &al / Capias. No Inhabitant . Wm Chapman DG for J Chapman (Wm Chapman acting for J Chapman attempted to serve this warrant). This is an Action of Debt founded on a note under Seal. Apearance bond is to be Required. Peck & Vanmeter. Giles County. "Francis Aldridge and James Aldridge a s heretofore you have been command" • .. . .. . . .• "on the Last Tuesday i n March" ...... JO Oct 1813 .. JOth Oct 1813. 03.vid McComas DC Debt as above . J. Alex & Caperton vs Piles. No property found and this execution is not to issue untill order by Order of Plaintiff. Came to hand Maroh Jrd 1823 ~warraiit)--Jacob Piles . .• •.. .•. $16.92 . • . . .. • Henry Alexander & Hugh Caperton • •.• • •.. Jacob Piles for their cost of forcible detainer .• . . .. . . last Tuesday in march. 26 Feb ' ry 1823. 4. Commonwealth vs William Bowling= Indictment for a breach of the peace . A true bill . Charles King, foreman. 1817 Oct bill fil ' s & (????)ordered . W~_ }b~-}~~-find the Deft Wm Boling not quilty. John Yost. Giles County towit: "The gI.and jury for the commonweal th and for t he body of the county of Giles impannelled in the county court held for said county the 28th day of October 1817 upon their oath present that William Bowling labourer late of the county of Giles aforesaid on the eighteenth day of October in the year of Christ one thousand eight hundred and seventeen at the county of Giles aforesaid and within the jurisdiction of the county court aforesaid with force and arms did commit a breach of the peace by voluntarily fighting with one David Straley and other wrongs and enormities then and there did commit to the evil example of all others in like cases of offending and against the peace and dignity of the commonwealth Upon the information of Isaac Chapman Esquire of Giles County who was called on by the grand jury & sworn in court to give credence to the grand jury. (Summon) William Bowling ..•••• on the last tuesday in March next to answer an Inditement ••• breach of the peace .. • • on 1Nov1817. 5. Blankenship vs Stower. Not found in my Bailwick. ?Tra vis Stower .. ..• . last Tuesday Oct • ••• to satisfy Oty Blankenship ••• • • $30 D:tmages. Also $62=35 cost2 Oct 182J, 6. Amiss vs Brown. Amiss Asignee vs Brown : Pls Casa. Not found a t hom8, John McClaugharty DS. (Warrant) ..• on the last tuesday in January next , to satisfy Lewis Amiss ass'e of William Duncan twenty dollars with interest from 27 day of May 1821. •.••••••.••••• against the said John Brown for debt also $4. 08 costs •••• he is convicted ....••• 1 Jan 1823?2 (written over) David French. �6. (22~~~)_{9) NOT executed because the Deft was not found at home.(back)/ ••••• last tuesday in February ..... for Debt also $4.48 cents cost. 3 Feb 1823. (c) not executed because the defendant keeps out of my way as I verrily believe John McClaugherty.(back)/ . . . last tuesday in March • .• . also $4.88 cents cost. 26th Feb 1823. (d) not executed because I could not get to see the defendant only at a muster. John McClaugherty DS (deputy sheriff)(ba.ck)/ •• . . • • last tuesday in April ..•.. also $5 . 28 costs. 31 March 1823. (e) not executed because I have not had it in my power to execute the Same except when the Deft ware attending as a witness.(ba.ck)/ .• • •• last tuesday in June .... . ... also $5 . 68 cents cost ••...... 28 May 1823. (f) not executed .( back) / 28 June 182J. (note: •. . .. last tuesday in July ••. •• • • also $6.08 cost all of the above were warrants. 7, Brumfield ass ' e vs William Miller. This execution is to have credit for $4. 50 January 21st (a) not executed . Debt 1820, per endorsement on note Also by $5:00 Augus t 5th 57 . J7t Interest 7.31 -=-~~~Q-~~~-p~o Also by $8 : 62 Nov ' r 11th 1820 per Do . Do 1 . 34 William Miller .... . . .. of $57 . 37t from 20 Oct 1817 •.• Do 61 Micajah Brumfield ass ' e of Caperton & Co ...•...•.••• Do 6.84 Miller debt .. . . . also $7.39 •... . . last Tues July ••••.• Cost z.22 14 June 1823 80 :86 18-12 (back) $ 62 :74 (b) Executed on one bay mare & forth comeing bond taken{back)/ •••. also $7 .79 . . .• . last Tues Aug ...•.. 30th July 1823. 8. Beuford vs Brumfield Heirs = Spa Ch'ny~Ch'ry None of the within named persons is found in my balewick nor neither are they citizens with the same . Jchn Kirk DS for John Peck SGC ~-of Nov'r ~·~~~~~~~-!>;r_ Pft . (back) · The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Sheriff of Giles County. Greeting we command you to Summon Joseph Tomlin & Cecilly his wife Humphrew Brumfield Patrick Napier & Fanny his wife Garland Burgess & Qovis his wife & Sarah W Kinz ie heir & Legatees of James Brumfield Sen ' r, dec ' d & William Hatfield & Ann his wife Linsey Cormeans & Susanna his wife William Brumfield Bird Brumfield Lugar Jo hnston & Polly his wife Rowland Byers & dicy his wife John Jourdon & Lina hi s wife & Sally Brumfield heirs & Legatees of James Brumfield Ju'r Dec'd who was one of the heirs of the said James Brumfield Sen'r Dec'd & Susanna widow & Relic of the dec'd James Brumfield Jun'r .Dec'd who when at Law of George Brumfield Dec ' d who was one of the heirs of the dec'd James Brumfield Ju'r Dec ' d and Polly Brumfield Nancy Brumfield Tabetha Brumfield Adam Brumfield & Susanna Brumfield heir & Legatees of Joel Brumfield Dec'd who was one of the children & heirs of the said James Brumfield Sen'r Dec'd. To appear before the Justices of the County court of Giles at the Court house on the last tuesday in March next to answer a bill in Chanery Exhibited agains t them by Beuford and have then there this writ witness Tu.vid French Clerk of our said Court this 27th day of Nov'r 1817 & of the Com'th the 42nd • .11avid French Clk �Briles vs Evens = Caps (warrant) Executed and returned/ Satisfied Wm Watts, SGC. This is an action on the Case in assumset no bail required except by the endorsement of Justice of the peace. J . ? I Chapman. For reasons appearing to me on the oath of Solomon Briles the Sheriff on the execution of this writ is required to take Bail in the Sum of JJ dollars Dollars given under my hand this 22 day of Sept 'r 1818. Isaac Chapman. Cost that will accrue to Oct ' r Court exclusive of lawyers fee $2 11 77. (back) ------------- ••••••. •• to take Fleming B Evins ••• . • .•... .. at the Courthouse on the last tuesday in october to answer Soloman Briles of a plea trespass on the case in assumset Iamage $33 . 22 Sept'r 1818 Iavid French CGC 10. The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Sheriff of Giles County; Greetings = We command you that you attach Henry Clay so that you have his body before our Justices of our County of Giles on the last Tuesday in November next to answer us of and concerning those things which Shall be then and these objects against him, And to do and Receive what our Said Court shall in this Part considers And have them there this writ. Witness David French clerk of our said Court at the Court House the Jl day of October 1823 and of our foundation the 48 Years. David French attach. Belcher vs ?Hysslay? Not executed for want of time. John Mcclaugherty De. Memo: For not paying unto Jesse Belcher $4.JO cents for his attendance and travelling as a witness for him said Cla y at the suit of Isaac Williams Chapman and cost of $4. 68 Ex'd and forth coming bond taken for the Belcher attach ' t delivery of Clay property to be sold at Giles court House on this 1st day of January C't Memo as above except cost of $5.08 cents. (back) 11. (warrant) ••..• of James Thompson Henry Clay Micajah Brumfield & Samuel Thompson ....... . ....... to be made one hundred and forty Six dollars & fifty Cents which Henry Alexander Hugh Caperton & Thomas Edger •.. .. .. .... . our County Court of Giles •. ..•... agst the said James Thompson &al for Debt also $6 . 52 cents , ........ the said Henry Al~xander & Co ••...•... ... . their costs by them about their Just • ....... the said James Thompson &al are •. . .... . . . .. ... .... before the Justices ........ on the last tuesday in Jan ' y . . ..•• said Plaintifts ..... . _w_~~-~~~d__f.E_e_p_ch • . ........ l Jan'l82J ...•.. 47 y'r of Com'lth . Iavid French not executed. This execution may be discharged by the payment of Seventy three dollars twenty five cents with interest from the 16th day of Sept ' r 1822 & the costs within mentioned & to have a credit of $Jl . 50 p'r Sheriffs return the 1st day of Nov 1822 Issued on a forth comeing bond no security of any kind to be taken. (back) C-t:)___(_~s__a_~o_v_e) 18th Sept 1822 .•• .• Came to hand January Jls t 1823. $42.29 prin not executed. The principal had not property Sufficient .84 interest to Satisfy the within 6.92 cost Also 6 dollars & 92 cents = last tuesday in 2 . 50 comm February. 29 Jan 1823 52 . 55 (back) (c) executed on 2 head of horses the property of Henry Clay given in by him to be Sold on the day of the next Election at Brush Creek a new Execution wanted . (back) also $7. J2 •. ..• • last tu es ;:arch, 26 Feb ' ry 182J _(_q)__J>]::o_Rerty not Sold. ?_ _ ? is wanted. (back) • . •.. . . . sum of $7.72 .... . . . . . ... Jl March 1823. �ti 11. (con 't) (e) of the Defendant Clay is the only one that lives in my bailwick and not _eM_CJl_t~_9.__on him. (back ) •....... . . sum of $8.12 .. . . ... . ... last tuesday in May. 7 May 1823. (f) Executed on one Negro girl the property of Henry Clay and Rec ' d of Henry Clay the Sum of $JO after deducting Sheriff commission give Credit for $28:50 _S!_t13__tj1_j,§;__?_5_t_h__JJ.111e 182J . Came to hand May 30 1823 (back) ........ ... .... $8. 52 costs • .. ..... last tues. June . . ........ 28 May 1823. (g) ballance of Debt This execution is to have a credit of $19 and & interest $ 1.82 87 cents p ' d by Exekiel Smith for Wm Smith Cost 8 . 92 paid for Henry Clay after deducti ng Sheriff's Com ' m . 53i commissions Give Credit of $18- 79cents fee . 63 July 5th 1823 ---- ---- ---- ----_$.LL~----- -- l~PQYe was on the back) .... .. ........ $8 . 92 . ...... . last tues of July ..... .... ...... 28 June 182J. 8 .92 40 9 . 32 _(11_).._.DD t executed (back) .... ......•.. $9 . 32 . .. ...... last Tuesday Sept. . . . . . . . . . . 1 Sept 1823 (i) not executed because the Deft Clay promised to pay me at court or deliver Jl.:2....P.F_O..P_ey_ty_y_h_i_c_l'l_ he f.aile to do (back) •... . . ... . . $9 . 7 2 ......... last tu es day act . .. ...... .. ... 2 Oct 1823. _(_j)_E_o_t__e]C_e_c21_ted for want of time (back) •. .... .. .. . .. .. $10 . 12 ... .. .... last Tuesday Nov . .. .... .. . Jl Oct 182J. (k) Executed on 2 horses the property of Henry Clay to be sold at Giles Court House on 1st day of the January Court next . James Jenks D for James Bane SGC _(J..J__s~_t_i~%_i_ed by Cash paid to Guy D French. John McClaugherty (back) .. .... . ..... . $11. 92 .. ...... . last tues Jan. 6th Jan 1824. 12 . (a) Commonwealth vs Thomas Callens = Indictment for a breach of the peace A Trae Bill - P McCla.ugherty foreman . 1817 June cont ' d - March 1818 cont ' d - 1818 June Nole prosequi. (back) Virginia Giles County Towit: The Grandjury . ......... the 31st August 181J •. ..•. that Thomas Callens Sadler late of the County of Giles •..•.. on the 29 Aug 181J • . . . .. commit a breach of peace ••.•.. . . fighting with one Rowland Dillion • . ....... Upon the i nformation of William Aldredge, labourer of Giles Co. (b) _ _( ~~!!1!!.lQ!:lS) Executed Wm Chapman for I Chapman (back) ... . .. . . Thomas Collens . .....• last tuesday in October next (court) ...... breach of peace .... ..... ... 4 September 1813. John McClaugherty DC (c) (summons) William Aldredge ... ... lst day of June term ...... Thomas Callens ~f~~ ~~· ... under penalty of $16 •...... 29 May 1816 . (back) Exc'd Kirk for Peck (back) (d - K) there were 8 summons issued for (d) 28 June 1816 ex'd, (e) Jl Aug 1816 (g) 29 Mar 1817 not found . (h) 28 June not found. (j) 1 Nov 1817 Monroe Co. lJ. (a) Callens & wife vs H E Smith = ded 'r. WE 1817 Oct'r Rule for Cost. William Aldredge from 1816 - 1818 . ex'd. (f) 2 Nov 1816 not found. 1817 not found. (i) 29 Aug 1817 (k) Jd Apr 1818 not found. March 1816 Decl'm fil'd C'o Apr March Disrnis'd. (back) Virginia Giles County towit: Thomas Collins and Rebeca his wife plaintiffs complains of Henry E Smith defendant in custody of oC of a plea of trespass Q9_ Q~--~l �13. (con't) assault and battery for that the said defendant on the day of----in the year of our Lord 1815 with force and arms at the County aforesaid on assault did make on the female plaintiff and that the said Henry E Smith then and there did beat wound evilly treat and other wrongs to her the said female plantiff then and there did to the great damage of the said plantiffs and against the peace and dignity of this commonwealth wherefore the said plantiffs say that they have sustained damage to the value of and therefore they bring. suit &c . Iavid Mc Comas ?~ pledges &c: John Doe , Richard Roe . (b) (warrant) Collens & ?_ _ ? vs Smith cap's (back) Ex'd Tho' s Kirk for John Kirk SGC . This is an action of Trespass assault & Battery brought to recover Damages of the Defendendent (sic) for assaul ting ~-~~~!~~g_!~e female plantiff ? no? bail Required . D. McComes ... ... ... .... .. to take Henry E Smith .. .. . . . .. Thomas Collens & Rebecca hiG wife 3 day Dec ' r 1815. 14. (a) The Commonwealth of Virginia : To the Sheriff of Giles County , GreetirlfJ; 1 We command you , that of the goods and chattels of David Croy .... .. . . twenty six dollars & thiry Eight cents with interest from the 15 March 1819 whi ch Lewis Amiss & Co for the benefit of James P Preston .... ... Giles hath ..... . . Iavid Croy for Debt ..•••. also $9 .19 Cost ...... (court) on last tues da y in J~~:s¥~~~ . .. Amess for Ee... .. .. ... . 1st Jan'ry 182J . ~back) This Execution is to have a credit for $7 . 75 pa id the 18th March 1219 indorsed on note . not executor. as above. . . .... .. also nine dollars and 59 cents ...... .. (court) in February. 29th January 182J . lback) not executed. (b) la~t tu esda~ {~2 __ a~ above . . .... . .. $9.99 .. .. . .... .. last tuesday March • .. .. 2 6 Feb 182J {back) came to hand March Jrd 1823. The further execution i s to have credit for $12 .00 paid June 25th 1822 after deducting commission Give credit for $11.40. Guy D French D for James Bane SGC {g}_~s-~pQ~~· .•.•• $10.J.9 . . •.•.• last tuesday April ... .. (back) not executed. {~2-~s-~p~~~· \back} .•.•. $10. 79 ...... last tuesday May. ... . came to hand May 8th 1823 . not executed. Jlst March 1823 7 May 182J if2_~S-~E2Y~~ ...... $11.19 ••..• last tuesday in June .. . . . (back) Satisfied . Came to hand May JO, 1823 . 15. Cha 's Dear vs Duck: (warrant) ..... John Duck to the value of three dollars & fifty cents with interest from the 4th day of May 1822 .. • ...... to satisfy Charles Dear ....... . Jno Duck for debt also $2.08. 1 Jan 'ry 1823 ~back) Satisfied by the sale of one gun shot bad & powder horn . (b) as above • .. .•.... 9Ji¢ from 10 Nov 1821 .•... last tuesday Jan. 1 Jan'y 182J. (c) as above . . . . . . . also $1.78 ..•. last tuesday January 182J . 1Jany1823 The property Sold and a Credit on this Exe'n for Jlt cts after satisfying two other Executions against the s'd John Duck in the name of the s ' d Charles Dear the 28th January 1823. (d) as above . . .. . . •. debt of $6 . 28t from 10 Nov 1821 . . .• last Tuesday Feb .•• J Feb 182J. (back) This execution is to have a credit for $6.Jlt per Sheriff ' s return. not executed be cause I have not s een the Deft in this County , ~!~2-~~~l~·· ·· �15. (con ' t) (e) ... .. . . l a st Tues~y March (court) • . .•..•.• Also $2 . 58 .. . ........ . 26 Feb 1823. J?ack same as ' d ' . (f) • . ••...• last Tuesday April ..••• . .. • • also $2.98 •. . . . Ba.ck same as 'd' . Jl Mar 182J 28 May 182J (g) ,,.,., , . last Tues June •.•••.. also $J .J8 . , . • . . (Ba.ck) not found . 16. *(Declaration) Giles County to wits Henry Dillin of Giles Co . yeoman •• ••••• came before Wm Smith, JP . •••••.•. is afraid of Christopher Dillin, Obediah belcher & Jessy belcher • ... . . they will harm him (Henry) .• • •••• 27 Aug 1818 W' m Smith. (page) (summons) Henry Dilen , Henry Belcher ~ohn-MeKinzy (marked out) & Samuel B Blankin • ..•....... . . the above Henry Dillin , & Henry Belcher & Samuel Blankenship shall appear at next court to give evidence on behalf of the Com'th agnst Christopher Dillin Obediah Belcher & Jessy belcher • • • • • . ••. Test W' m Smith his Dill. Henry ~mark in Henry Belcher (note : Did all sign by 'his mark'?) Samuel B;,- Blanksinship .5 (back) Sept 1818 Recognozance vs c Dillion & Belcher 1818 Sept Deft discharged & Judgement for Defts , cost Executed & Returned in order for t-----? before Wm Smith by me Jas Guttry (3 list of names) (1) Henry Belcher, John McKinsy, Sam Blankenship, Ann Blankenship , Peggy Dillin , John Dillin , Wm blankinship (2) Henry Dillin, Thomas Clark , Dodridge Ealy , Samuel Blankenship, John Mc Kinzy. (J) Henry Belcher , Wm Cooper, Wm Glankenship, Luis Ford. (b) (warrant) Giles Co To Wit: •• . • to the Constable ..••. & keeper of the Jail . . ... • Christopher Dillin , Obed Belcher & Jessy Belcher yomen ..•. brout before me Wm Smith one of the justices . .. •. to keep the peace • ...• especially Henry Dillin ...... (to keep defts i n jail until bail is put up •..• ) 1 Sept 1818 Wm Smith (b ) ( bail bond) . . ... • on 2nd Sept 1818 .. ... Jesse Belcher labourer & John Peters Ju ' r (Deft & sure ty ) .. •• . Andrew Johnston JP . .•.. sum of $100 .. ... • to appear next court for Giles . • . • . • & keep the peace towards Henry Ilillian , Yoman . Jesse Belcher & John Peters Jr Acknowledged before me A. Johnston (back) Jesse Belcher. Recognezance . Sept 1818 discharged and Judgment for Deft . Cost . (c) (s ummons) ... . •..• • • . Dodridge Bailey, Betsy Dillion & Matty Dillion Jesse Belcher . . .....• . (court) 1st day Sept Court • • ••••. Com'th vs sd Belcher deft J Sept ' r 1818 (back) Belcher ?----? Com ' th: Sp 'a . Executed and returned. William Watts deputy for Burk. Dodridge Bailey, Ex both Matty Dillion, (?) Dillion 17 . (summons ) Summon Jonathan Pauley ••.•.• appear on the last tuesday in June to answer a bill in Chancery • • ••• by Ephriam .Dunbarr. 29 April 1816 David French. (back) Dunbar vs Pauley. Ex'd Kirk for Peck. Nov 1817 Dismis 'd. This suit is brought in Campbell The Deft to convey to the Plt a tract of land. 18. (summon ) •.• James Ross ••.•.• last tuesday in March next •••• a bill in Chancery ••••• by Lewis Reynolds. 27 Nov 1817, Iavid French (back) Reynolds vs Ross Sp 'a Ch 'ry. Ex 'd John Kirk for John Peck. March 1818 Dismis'd on Rules by order of Pfts Att's. *16. Com'th vs Dillion & Belcher �l9. Virginia Giles County Towit: The Grand jurors for the Conunonwealth and for the body of the County of Giles impannelled in the County Court held for said County the 31st day of August 1813 upon their oath present that Rowland Dillion apprentice and Tanner late of the County of Giles aforesaid On the twenty ninth day of August in the year of Christ One thousand eight hundred and thirteen at the County aforesaid with force and arms did commit a breach of the peace by voluntarily fighting with one Thomas Col lens sadler .........• Upon the information of William Aldredge labourer of Giles County . .. ..... . also known to Samuel Brown Blacksmith and a member of the Grandjury. (back) Commonwealth vs Rowland Dillion: Indictment for a breach of the peace. A True bill: Ja's McClaugherty, foreman. 1813 Augt Bill fil'd & process ordered. Mar 1814 cost & plea of not Guilty . August (Sarne) cont'd . Oct ' r Same cont'd. March 1815 cont ' d . June Same cont'd . August same . Oct'r same . 1816 March same. June same . August same. Oct'r same . 1817 March same . June same August same Oct ' r same 1818 March same June Judgement for the Comith for $1 & cost ffilJ.§3 Cl~rkf$9.0h Sheriff $1?7 acts $225 . We the Jury f;;i.4Q the Deft Guilty & assess his 1ne fo ~Luu. J6l'm i.afon lbJ (summons) ..•.. Rowland Dillion . . ... last Tuesday in October to answer a bill of indictment . 4th Sept Corn ' th the 38 (year) David Mccomas. (back) Executed. c is written summons. Printed summons: d , e,f,g,h,i,j. All for William Aldridge. All signed by D3.vid French. (c) . •. . 1st day of June court .•••. under penalty of $16 . ... 29th May 1816 (back) ex'd Kirk for Peck. (d), •. 1st day of March court . .... 2 Nov'r 1816 •.. 4lst yr of Com'th. (back) not found - in my bale . (e) ..... lst day Oct'r Court . . .... 21Aug1816. (back) Ex'd (f) ..•.. lst day June Co . . . . . 29 March 1817 . (back) Not found in my Balewick. (g) •..• J day of Court.,.,5 April 1818. (back) not found in my Balewick. Wm Burke for John Burke. (h) .. . 1st of the next court . • . • 22 June 1817 . (back) not found in my Balewick. . 29 Aug 1817. (i) ••. lst day of October court. (back) not found in my Balewick. (j) To the sheriff of Monroe Co . ... .. .. l .s t day of March Court. (back) not found in my Baliwick. Kirk for John Peck. • 20. I I • 1 Nov . 1817 Giles Co Towit: Be it remembered that on the 11th day of Sept ' r (paper torn) in the 1818 that Wm Goheen Hatter Thomas Franklin BlackSmith and Wm p woods of the county of Botetourt. The two lastmentioned having (? ) The said Franklin that he was worth fifty Dollars and the sd Woods that he was worth more then one hundred Dollars in the County of Botetourt , came before me Andrew Johnston one of the Commonwealth Justices . . .•...•.. . . . The said William Goheen in the sum of $50.00 & the sd Thomas Franklin & the said William P Woods •.• • sum of $50 •..••..• I f the said Wm Goheen shall fail . •.. . •. above bound Wm Goheen •.... . to keep the peace .... especially towards Henry E Smith ••• • .••••• (sig) Wm Goheen Tho's Franklin Will P Woods. (bond) (back) Recognozance - Qohean. Sept ' r Discharged by consent of prosecutor at Defendants costs . �21. (warrant) ... chattels of Jacob Albert Pleasant Webb George Albert and William Anderson , ,,, , ,, , ,,to be made two hundred and five dollars and sixty two cents which George Ely owes for the benefit of Joseph Ely • • •. • •• agst said Jacob Albert & others for debt •. • • •• last Tuesday in February. 29 Jan'ry 182J (back) Ely for &c vs Albert &al s Fifa: executed on 2 horses to be sold on the 1st day of the March Court next - • This execution may be discharged by the payment of one hundred and two dollars eighty one cents with interest from the 17th day of September 1822 & the costs within mentioned Issued on a forthcoming bond no security of any kind to be taken . Came to hand January 31th 1823. b,c,d,e , f , g - all warrants, as above . (b) .. , . . . also $6.35 . , , . ••• last Tuesday in March next .••• 26 Feb'ry 1823 . (back) property not Sold but to be Sold on the 1st of the Superior Court next . (c) ... •. also $6 . 75 .• •. last Tuesday in April next. 31st March 1823. R' d of the within $Jl . 50 cents the 2Jrd day of April 1823 after Deducting commission Give credit of ~29 . 93 cents . (d) . .•. also $7.15 •• •. . last tuesday May. 7 May 1823. (back) not executed . Came to hand May 8th, 1823. (e) . •. . also $7 . 55 . ... . last tuesday in June . 28 May 1823. (back) Came to hand May JO 182J. June 26 1823 Rec'd on the within execution from Pleasant Webb a debt on which he brought a suit on against George Webb at J6 , 37 cents also $5 .00 in cash also June 5th 1823 $4.00 by Isaiah Hale making in the whole $45 . 27 cts after deducting commission Give credit for forty three dollars and eleven cents . (f) .. • also $7.25 •... • last tuesday July (court). 28 June 1823. (back) not executed. Came to hand July 17, 182J. (g) • .•. also $8.35 • .•.. last tuesday August. 30 July 1823. (back) satisfied the 26th day of August 1823 by John Peck. Came to hand Augt 6 , 182J . 22. (warrant) Bluford Duncan . . •..• . $41from1Nov1822 .. . ••. which Charles Duncan . .. •. ..• for debt . •..•• • last tuesday April (court) 1Apr182J (back) At Giles march court 182J. Chas Duncan plt vs Bluford Duncan Deft. John Miller constable having returned upon this attachment granted this plaintiff in this case. executed on one loom 1 bedstead 1 cow 1 book 1 looking glass & 1 pair of pothooks & the pit proved his debt. Judgt is granted him for same & sheriff is directed to sell the property to attached according to Law and apply the proceeds thereof towards satisfying the plaintiffs . Judgment. Property to be Sold on the 26th day of May next. (b) (warrant) ..•• also $6.08 . •.. last 'IUesday May (court) 7 May 1823 (back) came to hand May 8th 1823 . The property Sold for $15-75 cents and purchased by the plaintiff May 26th l82J after deducting commission Give credit for $14.97 cents . 2J . (warrant) ... take IB.vid Decamp .••••. last tuesday December •••.•.• satisfy Henry Erskins $6.J6 with interest from Jl Oct 1821 until paid .•••.• also $1.28 29 Nov 182J . (back) executed and Delivered up two young c:ows to release his body which I ~eft with Lewis Ford . to keep till this day of sale . (b) .•••• also $1.68 cents costs ••••• last tuesday in January. 6 Jan 1824. (back) Cr by $4.40cts a balance of Sale of hatts after paying a com'th execution is Same the 28th January 1824. �24. (warrant) •. chattels of William Wilson, Henry Gore Andrew Wilson & Robert Gore to the value of forty four dollars f~rty three Cents ... . ... to satisfy Henry Erskine which the said Erskine lately in our Said Court Recorded against them for Debt also $7 32 Cost ... . ..... 1 Jan ' ry 1823 (back) 1his execution may be discharged by the payment of twety two dollars twenty one & half cents with Interest from the 20th day of August 1822 and the Costs within mentioned & to have a credit for $4:38t paid 24th Dec ' r 1822 p'r Sheriffs Return issued on a forthcoming bond no security to be taken . Erskine vs Wilson &al : Eseps . Property not sold = a New Execution wanted an $8: =paid by Ja's McClaugherty on the 2nd January 1823 after deducting Sheriffs Com ' s give C' r for $7 .60. John Mcclaugherty DS b, c, d , e, f, g, h, i =all warrants as above - given us interest and date (b) •.... also $7.72 cents (costs) ... 3 Feb 1823 (back) not Executed . also to have credit for $7.60 . 1823 for Sheriffs return . The 2th day of January (c) ....• also $8.12 . .• .•• • last Tuesday in March . 26 Feb 182J . (back) rec ' d $6 this 24th March 1823 after deducting Sheriffs commission give Credit for $5.70 cts . (d) •. ... also $8 . 52 .•. . . last tuesday April (court). (back) not executed. 31Mar1823 (e) ... also $8 .92 ..•. last tuesday June . 28 May 1823 (back) Rec ' d $10.00 after deducting Sheffs Commission give credit for $9 . 50 this 10th day of June 1823 also $2 after deducting Sheriff commission give C'r for $1.90 cts the 25th June 182J. (£) . . ,also $9.J2 ... .. last tuesday July .. .. . 28 June 1823 . (back) C' r for $2: - after deducting sheriffs commission give C ' r for $1.90 cents (g) ... also $10 .12 .... last tuesday October. . . (h) . . also $9 . ?2- ... last tuesday Sept . 1 Sept 182J . (i) .• also $10.52 .... last tuesday November. 25. 2 Oct 182J . (back) not executed (back) not executed. 31Oct1823 . (back) not executed. Giles County towit: 1homas Farley complains of David Nicewander •.... render to him thirty three dollars and sixty eight cents with lawful interest ...•.. on the 29th day of April 1807 ... .. his certain promisory note in writing ... . • (by) I. Chapman Pledges &c: John Doe, Richard Roe . (back) Thos Farley vs D. Nicewonder : Declaration . 1813 Feb ' ry Decl ' n fil'd CoC !.!. Deft & bail. Mar Coe. (?_ _ ) office Judgt. Ptf Cost $7 . 29 . (b) (note) On ~emand I promise to pay unto Tho's Farl(e)y thirty three Dollers & Sixty Eight Cents for Vallue of him R' d with lawful Interest untill paid Given under my hand this 29th day of April 1817 . Test E. Peters. (back) David Nishswonder to $JJ68ct . David Nicewander Seal . (c) (warrant) .•.• David Nisewonder •• • the Court house on the last tuesday in oct 'r to answer 1homas Farley of a plea of Debt of $JJ 68cts Damage $33" 29th August 1817 David French CGC (back) Farley vs Nisewonder = Cap's, Ex'd & let to bail . Kirk D's for Peck SGC (d) (Bail bond) • ..• David Niceswander & Abram Niceswander (deft & sur. ) •.•... John Peck, sheriff ..•• sum of $66.68. 23 Oct 1817 .•. of next October court (sig) David Niceswander, Abram Niceswander. �~7 26 . . . . County Court held for said County the 26th day of August 1817 upon their oath present that Jacob Fillinger labourer •• •• • voluntarily fighting with one James Williams .•.. . upon the information of John Snidow Philip I.qbrook & James White £arm (marked ·out) yeomen of Giles County and members of the Grandjury. (back) Commonwealth vs Jacob Fillinger: Indictment for a breach of the peace A true bills John Snidow foreman . August 1817 Bill fil 'd & process ordered We the Jury find the defen ' ed Not Guilty , Elijah Peters. (b)(summons) Summons Jacob Fillinger •.•• on the first day of the October Court reset to answer... . . 28th August 1817. IB.vid French. (c) (summons ) .. •. Christian Snidow Sen ' r George Roberts & Sarnl ferrell ••• .• on the first day of the oct'r . . . .• on behalf of Henry Fillinger •••• (~ase) The Com ' th Plt and the ?~Fellinger Deft. 8th Oct 1817. I.avid French Clk (d) (summons) •. Christian Snidow S ' r George Roberts & Samuel ferrel ...• lst day of March court .... on behalf of Henry felenger . ••• the sd Filinger deft & the Comth pltf.. .. 1Nov1817 Iavid French. (back) Fellinger vs Com'th: Spa . Ex ' d on all but Ferland him not found in my balewick . John Kirk for John Peck. (e) Summon John Snidow Philip Lybrook & James white .• • • lst day of the March Court on behalf of the Com ' th . •. . (case) sd Com ' th Plt & Jacob Fellinger Deft 1 Nov 1817 . 27 . Giles County to Wit: Whereas John Henderson of the county of Giles yeoman hath . . .•..... be the Said John Henderson is affraid that Henry Clay John Clay & Charles Clay of this count¥ labourers will beat him Wound Maim Kill, and do him some bodily hurt .. .... they are to appear at next court •.•• 28 March 1826 To John Miller Constable to Execute & Return (back) Executed on Henry Clay March 28th 1826. Sarnl Pack Jr Do for James French SGC . Not executed on John Clay & Cha's Clay by directions of Mr. Henderson . (b) on 28 March 1826 Henry Clay in the, County aforesaid yoman •..•. Philip Peters - of the same place yoman & George N Pearis of the same place yoman . • ••• & Ecknowledged themselves .. • ..•.... said Henry Clay the sum of One hundied dollars ...• sd Philip Peters the sum of $50 & George N Pearis $50 ..... .... .. . Above bound Henry Clay shall appear on Wed, 2nd day of present court .•.••.•. shall be of good behavior towards ..•• .. . & Especially towards John Henderson yoman . . .... (sig) Henry Clay, Philip Peters, Ge N Pearis . (back) 1826 March disrniss'd & Judg't confe'd for Com'th. Cost $4 55 towit Clerk $1 42 Sheriff 63 Exe ' n Issued Att ' s 2 . 50 4.55 28 . (warrant ) Giles County Towit: To John Masdin Constable whereas upon my own view this Jlst day of may 1818 in the County afforesaid !avid Decamp Hatter and Tho's Franklin Blacksmith in Said County did make an affray by Commiting an assault and Batterry upon the person of each other These are there fore to command you to apprehend the Said IB.vid ~camp & Thomas Franklin and Bring them before me or Some otheE Justice of the fore S'd County to answer the prirnise and to find Sureties as well for their personal apearance at the next court to beheld for the Said County as for their Keeping the peace in the meen time towards all the the Com'th Citizens and especially towards Each Other Given under my hand and Seal this 31st day of may 1818. A. Johnston seal Summons Ja ' s Mccomas, Elijah Peters and Such other witness's as either party �28. A. Johnston (con't) may require June 1:818 De Camp further bound & Judg ' t (back) Recognozance of Decamp &al . for Cost $6.16. executed an Return Before Andrew Johnston esg_' r. John Ma.sden Const(b) (bond) Giles County To wits •... . on 31May1818 that Thomas Franklin Black Smith •• . ••• and Elijah Peters merchant . . . . . . came before me Andrew Johnston JP ••• (both) sum of 50.00 •••• ••... Tho ' s Franklin •... to keep the peace especially toward !avid Decamp Hatter .••• . .•.•. (sig) Thomas Franklin , Elijah Peters Acknowledged before me A. J ohnston . 29. (warrant) . ..... Judy Hughes • .. . . last tuesday May (court) ... . next to satisfy Ihvid Decamp three dollars with interest thereon from the 18 of October 1822 until payment and cost $1.28 •... . . said Judy Hughes for Debt. 7 May 1823. (back) Iavid Decamp vs Judy Hughes: Casa . not executor for want of time . Came to hand May 8th 1823. b, c, d , e, are warrants on Judy Hughes as above . (b) . •. .• • also $1 . 68 •.••• last tuesday June.... 28 May 1823 (back) not executor She Shut herself up in the house and So could not get to see her. Guy D French. (c) ..••• last tuesday i n July . •... • . also· $2 . 08 ... . 28 June 1823 . (back) I went up Walker (or Waller) creek with the intention of executing the within on my return and I was taken ill and could not execute the same . Came to hand July 17th 1823. (d) ••..•. last Tues Aug . • ... . •. . .$2 . 48 cost ... 4 Aug ' t 1823 . (back) Principal J.00 Came to hand Aug ' t 6 1823 Inst 10 Executed and a Deliver bond taken for the Cost 2 . 48 the delivery of property to be sold on the Com . 27 JO day of September at Giles Court House Bond 63 6 .48 2 $12.96 (e) ••.•••. cost $2.88 • ••• .• last Tues Sept . .. . . 1Sept1823 (back) Satisfied by sale of property Sept JOth 1823. (f) September JOth 182J. We do hereby certify that it is our requests that the Sheriffs sale --- one feather bed , 1 flax wheel & 4 Yards of flannel which property i s under execution in favor of !avid Decamp and which property is now at Hugh Jordan and we do further certify that we will deliver the s ame and we do further certify that we will deliver the same to the purchaser -- - Given under our on hands the date above . (sig) Judith? Hugh, John Hugh Teste: Henry E Smith? J O. (warrant) •• chattels of Nimrod Brown .. •• . the sum of Ninety dollars with interest from the 14th day of September 1822 until payment which Isaac Epling .••. . agst s d Nimrod Brown for debt ••• • •• also $7 . 71 costs ..• . last tuesday in July . 28 June 1 823. (back) Epling vs Brown. fifa. not execute. Came to hand July 4th 182) . this execution is have credit for $5.05 endorsed on the note the 21st March 1822. (b) (as above) ••• • • costs $8.11 • .... last tues Aug.. . . . 30 July 182J. (back) No property found to satisfy the within. Came to hand Augt 6, 1823 (c) (as above) •• • last tues Sept •••••• also $8.51 cos t. (back) not f ound at home. Came to Hand Sept 3 1823 . l Sept 1823. �Jl. Com ' th (Thos Farley) vs Reuben Hughs Giles County To Wit: Where as Thomas Farley yoema.n ha.th personally Come before me Benjamin Peck one of the Cominonwealths Just ices •••••••• ha.th taken a Ca:rpial oath that he the Said Thomas Farley is afraid Rubin Htles • •• (farmer) will Beat him or do him Some BodiJ.y Hurt and ••... prayed Surity of the peace against • • •• Rubin Hues . .. . ... that you bring the Sd Rubin Hues before me or some other Justice of the pease .•••• To find Surety as well f or his personal appearance at the next Court to be Holden • • .••. for his keeping the peace ..• ••• and Chiefly Toward the Said Thomas Farly given under my hand and Seal at Pearisburg in the Said County the lJth of July 1818 J Peck (back) Tho 's Farley = peace warrat vs Hughs . To John Masden - Ca.sh (?) Executed and Returned before Andrew Johnstone es'd .John.Masden Const Witness for the Com: Samuel Tompson, Rebecca Tompson Defendant: Richard Will(ink spot - son?) , Pegy Tompson b . (peace bond) . . •.. 25 July 1818 ... .. Rubin Hughs farmer & Hugh Johnston farmer (deft & sur) •..• sum of $50. 00 . ...... to keep the peace toward Thomas Farley yeoman . . .. . . . (sig) Reuben Hughs , Hugh Johnston acknowleded before me A. Johnston (back) R Hughs = Recognezanes to Keep the peace. July 1818 bound to keep the peace for 6 months. Plaintiff Cost Defendants Cost 42 Summonsing 2 witness's Executens warrant 6J¢ Attendane 2 witness's 50 Summon. ing 2 witness's 42 Attendance one witness 25 92 $1.JO A Johnston J2 . Corn'th vs Walker Summons Enos Walker . ..• on last tuesday in March .. . . why a fine of Eight dollars Shall not be entered against him for his contempt in failing to attend as a grandjuror at the October term.... .. 2 Nov 1816 (back) Ex ' d Kirk for Peck. JJ . (Warrant) .. .•. to take Robert Waddle & Joseph Copley ....• .. on the last Tuesday in March next , to answer Edward Stafford & Reubin Johnston adm'rs of John Johnston Dec ' d of a plea of Debt of Twenty Eight Dollars 66 cts IB.rnage $28 .. •• •.• 10 Dec'r 181J .Iavid French CGC b. (bail bond) Giles Co .. ... Robert Waddle and John White (Deft & sur) ... ..• sum of Fifty seven Thirty two cents • .••• lst March 1814.... Edward Stafford & Reubin Johnston adm ' rs of John Johnston Dec ' d •• Debt as above .. . next March court •••..••• (sig) Robert his R mark, John White c . (bail bond) ....... Joseph Copley and DaYid Goings .... . (rest as above) (sig) Joseph Copley , David Goings . J4. (warrant) chattels ...• Ia.vid Goings, Jacob Collince & Frederick Williams ••• sum of $100.9ot . .. ..... .•.. Joseph Darr .•.•.. . . also 70¢ (cost) ... last Tues February (court) ... ... . .. 7 Jan 1823 (back) .Iarr vs Going &al: fifa This execution may be discharge by the payment of $50.46 with interest from 23 of October 1820 and the costs within mentioned issues on a forth coming bond no Satisfied the security to be taking -- Came to hand February ?th day 182J. 15th day February 182J by order of the plaintiff . �10 NON- EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES Southern Indiana Genealogical Society Quar ter ly, Vol. X, No. 4 and Vol. XI , No. 1, Jan 1990. Member ship dues $10.00 a n nually. Address : P.O. Box 665, New Al bany, Indiana 4715 1 -0665. National Genealogical Society Quar ter ly. Vol. 77, No. 4 and Vol. 78, No. 1. 4527 17th St. North, Arl ington , VA 22207- 2399. Also, NGS Newsletter, Vol. 16, No. 2 March-Apr il 1990. (Chairman's note. IF you are n ot s u r e you a r e han dli n g adopti ons in the best possible manner , please read "Adopted Children - How Should the Family Histor ian Report Them?" by Helen HinchliFF. Begins on page 15 . ) Poplar Row Vol. IX , Issues 4 and 5 From The Jackson County Chapter or the Ohio Genealogical Society, P. o. Box 807, Jackson, Ohio 45640. Bath County Heritage, Newsletter #17, Fall 1989, published by Bath County Historical Society , Inc. , P. o. Box 212, Warm Spr ings , VA 24484 . (Chairman ' s note. Contents or Wi ll Book II is descr ibed. Books I th r u IV (1791 - 1843) to be published.) The Illuminator, Vol. s, Nos. 3 and 4, a n d Vol. 6, No. 1. Quar terly news letter or the Zion Genealogical Society, 2400 Gabriel Ave . , Zion, Illinois 60099. P latte County Missouri Historical a n d Genealogical Society Bulletin Vol . 42 Nos 3 & 4 and Vol. 43, No. 1. From Platte County Histor ical Society, P. o. Box 103, Platte City, MO 64079. The New Bostonian. FA ll 1989 . Published by New Boston ~e nealogical Society c/o Inez Yarberr y, P. o. Box 404, New Boston , TX 75570. Subscr iption $10 . 00. Ferrum , the Magazine. Vol. 23 Nos . 2 a nd 3, From Fer rum Co llege, Ferrum, VA 24088 . FAMI LY PUBLICATIONS Bits "A" History Newsl etter, Issue #121 . c/o Patsy Har desty-Sutton, RR 1, Box 64, Mt . Hope, Kan sas . Subscri p tion (4 issues) $10 . 00. The Vandal Newsletter, Vol. II, Issues 6 a n d 7. "A Communication Li nk Between Descendants or Abraham a n d Mar y Vandal. " Di str ibut i o n Dept. 7743 Ke n d al St . Dearborn , MI 48126. Editorial OFFice: P.O.Box 193, Bul l Shoals, AR 72619 SUBMITTED BY AN INDIVIDUAL Dinah McDonald, 13708 W. 70th, Shawn ee, KS 662 16 sent the Followi n g: MCPL (Mid-Continent Public Library) A Place to Star t . (Descr ibes holdings & services available in Missour i ,.) Northwest MO Genealogy Society, P . O. Box 68, Station E, St Joe 64505 is handwritten on cover. Newsletter, Vol . 10, No. 4, July/Aug 1989. Northwest Missour i Society, P. o. Box 382, St Joseph, MO 64502. Gen eal ogical Rooting Around. Vol. 9, No. 4 Oct. 1989 published by Leaven worth County Genealogical Society, P. o. Box 362, Leavenworth, Kan sas 66048. (Page 12 shows that Dinah gave our VAN Feb 1989 to this Society.) The Johnson County Genealog ist Vol. XVII, Sept. 1989. exchanges - a second copy is oFten most userul .) (On e or our popular �71 BOOK REVIEWS ANDERSON AND HACKNEY GENEALOGY BY Terry Jay Anderson The book "Anderson and Hackney Genealogy " is primarily a genealogi cal record of the Anderson family in America with a smaller section of the Hackeny family . The Anderson Genealogy is a record · of the descendants of John and Nancy (Vail)? (Ahl)? Anderson. Andersons were early settlers in Southwest Virginia in the counties of Botetourt, Buchanan, Lee, Montgomery, Tazewell and Russell. Some moved to Kentucky . The Hackeny early families were r esidents of Delaware, ~ew Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia . The book opens with a picture and description of the Coat of Arms . Sources used and complete lists were census, marriage, tax lists, wills Revolu: tionary War records and Immigrants to America before 1750. There is a special Anderson Index and a complete index of other names. Many family photographs are included . The book has a hard cover and 200 pages . The price post paid is $26. Order from: Terry Jay Anderson, 1115 U. S . 68, Maysville, KY 41056 Belva M. Counts Book Reviews Gift book in Virginia Room The Descendants of Ludlow B. Sisson Family By Serbert L. Sisson Sissons were found in Eng land and Wales in the 13th Century. Two Sisson families migrated to America in the 1600's. This lin e o f Virginia Sissons are of English origin of Cumerland Shire England, which is now Cambria. Virginia Sissons can be found in Court records in the 1650's living on just north of the Rappahanno c k Ri v er. Thomas Sisson of London, England was listed among Jamestown residents who took the "Oath of Loyalty" to the crown. There are heads of (10 ) generations with descendants in the book. Generation (2) was Rob e rt Sisson in 1656, Lancaster Co . , VA., Generation (3) William Sisson 1671-1719 in Old Rappahannock Co.,VA, (4) Bryan Sisson 1696-1771 Richmond County, VA., (5) Caleb Sisson, Orange and Rockbridg e Co., and served in the Revolutionary War under Capt. George Moore , (6 ) Stanley Sisson 1772-1860, Orange Co. VA (7) Ludlow Branham Sisson 'b. in Rockbridg~ ~ Co., VA (8) Jo~n H. Sisson, Bot e tourt Co . , VA (9) John Henry Sisson Roanoke, Co., 1849-1918 and (10) Adolphus Sisson 1875 - 1948 Floyd Co .VA . There are family photographs a nd map s showing the location of homes of each generation. The book opens with the Sisson Coat of Arms, 114 pages, and a soft cover . Th e pri ce of the book is $16 postpaid. Order from Herbert L. Sisson , P . O.Box 606, Hillsville, VA 24343. The review copy is in the Vir gi ni a Room, Roanoke City Public Library . Belva M. Counts Book Reviews �7J- 'P{l)Jql?{L GIAl?TS SURNAME INDEX - Volume 7 Adams 44 , 83 , 84 , 85 Agnew 88 Akers 83 , 90 , 91 Aliff 1 Al legree 71 Allen 1 Amis s 3 Amonette 15 Ande r son 4 , 8 , 31 , 3 5 Armf i eld 47 , 56 Arnold 107 Ar thur 71 Atchison 73 Atkinson 53 Aymick 11 Bailey 45 Baker 20 Banta 74 Bar ton 30 , 33 , 34 Ba ssett 44 Bauer 58 Becker 58 Beggs 8 1 Bell 4 , 5 , 6 , 9 , 83 , 92 Bennett 25 Bernard/Barnard 86 , 88 Batts 78 Billi ngs 34 Bl and 47 , 56 Bl ankinship 7 3 , 87 Blevins 23 Board 8 7 Boon 11 Bower 43 Bowyer 4 , 8 Boulware 59 , 60 Bramley/Brumley/Bromley 15 Brimhal l 20 Brown 4 , 5 , 9 Browni ng 13 Bryan 12 Buckman 16,17 Buckner 39 Burdett/e 11,12,13,14 Burdit/t 21 , 22 Burns/ Barnes 12 Busk irk 16 Burroughs 78 Bush 76,78,82 Cahoon 43 Cain 18 Callison 3 , 13 Campbell 15 , 23 Cannaday 83 , 88 , 89 Canter 40 Caperton 13 Carnahan 16 Carper 1 8 Ca rr ick 4 Cart er 38 , 68 Cass 47 , 48 , 49 Cassel l 4 Cecil 18 Ce rr ico 80 , 82 Chastain 70 Chatham 44 , 47 Cheatham 25 Childress 4 , 20 Chitwood 87 ,1 01 Clay 1 , 2 , 21 Clements 66 Clingenpeel 88 Cole 98 Collins 28 , 29 , 30 , 33 , 34 Copp 24 Cornett/Cornutt 29 , 31 , 32 , 3 6 Cornwe l l 1 1 , 13 Couch 35 CoutJ<:ing 25 Covey , i S , 26 Cox 25 , 31 , 35 Craig 20 Crawley 53 Crockett 26 Crumpl er 19 Cu rd 43 Cureton 39 Custer 24 Dabney 86 Dague 28 Danyers/Dany us 1 1 1 Davis 21 , 40 , 4 2 , 76 Daugherty 20 Day 1 Dean 27 Deisher 43 Dekman 107 Denny 47 �'PUJl<i'RCL GIA'RTS Index - Vo l ume 7 Dent 4 Depeu/DePu 97 Dickey 24 Dickson 90 , 91 Diggs 15 Dillon 87 Dirks 24 Dobson 109 Dodson 90 , 91 Doll 57 Donaldson 42 Donoho 41 Dorn 97 Douthat 19 Dowdy 87 , 100 DuClos 83 , 95 , 96 Dugan 71 Durrett 7 , 10 Dyer 39 Earl 70 Eccles/Eakle/Eckel 47 , 57 , 59 Edwards 44 , 72 Eggen 24 Elliott 27 , 66 Elmore 33 Elswick 1 9 Farmer 20 , 25 , 26 Ferguson 27 Feilding 51 , 52 Finfrock 28 Fitch 108 Fletcher 70 , 73 , 74 Fort 49 Foster 49 , 50 , 83 , 86 , 87 , 100 Franklin 19 Frantz 83 , 93 , 94 Freed 24 Freeman 1 French 21 , 22 Fuchs 57 Furman 78 Gilliam 27 Gilpin 7 , 10 Godby 26 Goff 78 , 80 , 82 Graham 27 , 36 Gratzmann 8 Gray 1 , 47 , 60 Grayson 18 Green 11 , 27 , 56 , 75 Greer 3 Grim 27a Gwyn 47 , 51 , 52 Hall 38 Halsey 25 , 26 Hamilton 56 Hanshaw 24 Harms 24 Harris 97 Hart 77 , 78 Hatfield 36 Haymaker 19 Heath 109 Hedrick 12 Herndon 46 High 15 Hill 12 , 44,45,46 Hinton 3 Hoddle 72 Holloway 5 Hooten 36 Hopkins 67 Hopper 69 , 70 Horton 38 Howel l 41 Humphrey 51 Hundley 44 Hunt 1 , 4,6,47,54,55 Hunter 89,103,104 Hurt 7,10 Husted 98 Hylton 27 I Gaines 78 , 8 1 Garnett 50 Garrett 20,27 , 39 Garten 13 Geiss 57,58,61 Gerrard 52 Gillespie 24 - none Janssen 24 Jeffrey 76,79 Johnson 27,70,74,75 Jones 28,38,47,48,49,54,66 74,76 Jongh 106,107 73 �'Pl!Jl<i'RfL CJIA'i?TS Index- Volume 7 Muller 24 Kapp 24 Mullins 44 , 45 , 46 Katko 83 , 93 , 94 Murray 101 Kessler/Kesler 43 , 88 Mutter 109 Keys 101 Kirk 73 Nace 24 Klein 8 , 74 Napp 25 Knight 25 Newton 98 ,108 Koger 44 Nowlin 87 , 101 Kozee 27a Kross 83 , 95 , 96 Lambert 80,82 Landman/Landtman 97 , 106,107 Larean 95 LaRowe 76 , 77 Lauderbach 8 Leadingham 27a Lee 20 Legg 11 Leigh 109 , 111 , 112 Lenoir/Lenoye 47 , 51 , 53 Le wis 45 Lovell 44 Lowance/Lowens 54 ,5 8 Luther 97 , 105 McBride 57 McDaniel 4 McGeorge 7 McKinney 40 , 41 , 66 McM illan 44 McNinch 20 Maner 26 Marchand 17 Markland 59 Matthews 44 Maud 101 , 109 , 110 Meache 98 Meadors 3,5 Meadows 13 Meek 27a Mershon 76.77 Meyhof fen 24 Mille~ 21,22,39,47,57,71 Mil l s 20,62 Mitchel l 2 ,45 Mix 108 Moffett 69 Moore 15,54 Morgan 20 ,22,74 Mo rl ey 59 Oaks 74 Olin 20 Ott 77 Overfelt 39 Oxley 4 , 6 Painter 16 Parkhurst 28 P Parks 28 , 29 , J0 , 31 , 32 , 35 , 37 , 45 Payne 9 Pench 86 ~enix 33 Pennington 27 , 27a , 32 , 35 Perdue 20 Peters 96 Pete~son 38 Pitts 3 Planck 107 Po inter 70 Powell 86 Preston 27a , 83 , 86 , 87 , 88 Pr ice 40 , 59 , 63 Pridemore 71 , 74 Q -none Rakes 66 Ra nd all 87,102 Rankins 36 Ransome 51 Ranton 39 Ray 28 , 72 Redden 19 Redpath 25 , 26 Reeder 78 Renwick 97 Rigney 84 Robbins 72 Roberton 12 Robertson 70 Pobinson 4,13,14 �'i'[JJJr/RCL GIA7?TS Index - Volume 7 Rockwell 83 , 97 , 98 , 108 Rollins 41 Roper 20 Roush 40 Russell 4 , 20 Terrell 73 Terry 66 , 67 , 68 , 69 , 70 ,71 , 72, 73 , 74 , 75 Thomas 12 , 97 Thompsos 20 Tickle 26 Tiller 20 Tillot son/Tilston 101 , 109,110, 111 , 113 Timmerman 106 Tolar 71 Turnbull 83 , 97 , 98 Turner 7 , 10 , 86 , 89,99,103, 104,108 Turton 82 Salmons 44 Sandidge 39 Sands 28 Schmidt 93 Schwanke 24 Scott 11 , 12 , 16 Scudder 77 , 78 Sharp 76 , 77 Short 87 , 102 Showalter 26 Unger 39 Shrewbury 86 Shumate 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 Vannoy 76 , 79 , 81 Simmons 1 Via 83 , 84,85 Simons 58 , 64 , 65 Sink 88 Sked 76 Waddel l 98 Slaughter 40 Wandron 39 Slusser 43 Walker 11 , 44 Smith 15 , 25 , 26 , 27 , 49 , 62 , 63 , 71 , Wall 19 73 Walter 27 Southerland 86 Ward 25,27a Spencer 44 , 83 , 88 , 89 Weber 83 , 92 Sperry 25 , 26 West 31 Springston 76 , 78 , 80 , 82 White 18 , 31 Stafford 39 Whitehead 16 , 17 Staaley 38 , 44 , 47 Whistler/Whisler ?4 Stansfield 101 Whitfield 108 Steele 23 Wigginton 4,7,10 Steinson 62 Wilbourne 21 Stevens 39 Wilhelm 15 Stewart 1 Williams 13 , 52 Stone 4 , 7 , 10 Wils0n 2 , 40,41,92 Stoud/Stoudt 57 , 58 , 64 , 65 }~ool wine. 19 Strickland 78 ~right 27,27a Strange 39 wygal 18, 26 Stroh 107 Stump 76 , 78 , 81 York 72 Sturgill 27 Yost 19 Suble~te 19 Young 11, 27a ,97 Sullivan 97 , 105 Younger 59 , 62,63 Surgeon 31 Sutherlan 36 Sutton 67 Zimmerman 43 Swope 12 Tabor 23 Taylor 40 ,4 2 �'P{j)J(i'R{L GIA'RTS Chall.tA wi.l..l /J..ti..ll be 15 cen.tA /on.. eac..h pag,e copi..ed.. Fol.dell./J... / on.. ma4_i..ng, an..e. 15 cen.tA eac..h and po.1J..tag,e vatti..e.IJ.. accon..di..ng, to the n..umben.. o/ c..han..u. Io obtai..n c..han..tAJ wn..i..te to f~att!f- f}ane Vaden. 24]8 (!Jemon..i.aL Ave. J 5(1} 'RoCJJWk~ VA 24015 I wi.11 be able to cop!f- the c./<an..tA JIOU tt~ue.1J..t /~om th.e. i_ndex. /ott VoLume/J.. 6 and 7 but not /ott th.e. pn..evi..ou/.L on~. Sh.oulc! !f-OLL_ deALll.e thv_/J..e1 nwneA o/ pe.11../.LOn/.L wi.l..li..ng, to do 't.h.i..A. /J..en..vi.ce on a pn..1..vate. baA.LA wLil be /un..ni..A.hed. /o tt y ou . Conti..nue to make !1-oun.. chech / on.. c..han..u pavao.le. to the. South.weAte.n..n. Vi..n..g,i..ni..a <ien.ea.log,i..cal Soci..etv. Ch.ai_ll.manJ 'Ped. i..g,n.ee. Ch.an..tA ========================================================================== GARDNER CEMETERY Location: On old Rt 11 , Shawsville , Montgomery County , Virginia . Going south -- go through town to the Ft. Vause Historical Marker -- the next house on the right is the Likens house . The c e metery is located in the pasture behind the house. Apr 10, 1877 Nann ie Sue Gardner Joseph D Loop Aug Feb 8 , 1864 Born Ida Gardner Loop wife of Infant Son Wm R & Rusha E of w. Gardner Apr 4 , 1920 Died Joseph D Loop July 15 May 29 , 1839 Born Ruth McDonald wife of Aug 18, 1926 . Geo . w. I (verse) 1863 April 1 , 1950 Sept 16 , 1920 Gardner Wm :1 & Rusha Gardner John Russell son of Aug 20, 1909 Geo. 8, 1956 Died Gardner Born Sept 18 , 1920 Aug J , 1909 Sept 2 0 , 1919 Born May 24, 1844 (Additional information on the above : Ruth McDonald Gardner , dau of George & Nancy (Sess l er ) McDonald . Mill, 1907 moved to Shawsville. Wm. Redmond Gardner married Rusha Moses. Ida Catharine Gardner married Joseph D. Loop. Nannie Sue Gardner , unmarried.) * ........ * * * * ....... * * * * Died .,. .J. * Died Lived McDonald ' s ..,.J• * * The Code of Virginia provides pe nalt i es of u p to five years impri s onme nt for the destruction, muti l ation, concealme nt o r remova l of r e cords f r om public libraries. * * * * * * ... .,. * * * * * * * * * * * * �77 JEREMIAH WHITE HIS BOOK May ye 11 - 1722 From BIBLE RECORDS AND OTHER FAMILY DATA contributed by the Peaks of Otter Chapter, DAR, 1934-1951 to The National Society, DAR, Vol . II collected by Susan A Early , Chapter Genealogist, Bedford, Va, 1951. Copy in Bedford Library, Bedford, Va. 1 Lettice White Born Ap 9 - 17J2 Jere White Born Octa llth - 1728 Millie White born Mar 20 - 1740 Mary White born Jan'y 27 - 1735 John Martin White b. June 27 - 174J D:tnill Ann and Reuben White born at one birth on Thursday the 19 June - 1746 Betty White 1 1749 John Martin white was born June 27 - 1743 Milly White was Born October 2J - 1756 Reuben White son of John and Milly White was born March Sarah F White was born April 10 , 1777 d Mary M Whit e John White was born July 5 - 1780 Deceas December lJ, Nancy Kidd White was born February 2J - 1787 Patsy Gaines White was born December 25 - 1788 Eppy White was born Mar 16 - 1792 Betsy Johnston J - 1776 was born November 16 - 1778 1789 Whit e February 7 - 1793 ------------------------Franky White was born July 14th - 1795 Dorcas Dorcas was born March 15th 178J Guy was born May Jrd - 1789 Ben was born May 19th - 1793 Edery was born June 24 - 1797 Dick the son of Ester June 20 - 1799 Sam July 2 - 1800 Jim May 4th - 1803 Sam - 6th of Suttley - March 1777 Matiller was born Oct 17th - 1787 Dice was born February 16 - 1792 Dery was born September 7 - 1795 Suky was born July 20 - 1797 Tiddy August J - 1799 Jack December 14, 1802 Thissey born Apr (?) 25 - 1803 he was born October y e 11 Jeremiah White - y son of Jereniah and Mary White in ye yare of our Lord God 1728 e John White was born March ye 22 - 1703 - Deceased September y 15 :1732 Lettice White was born April ye 9: 1732 Rachel White was born August ye: 28: 1733 BOUNTY FOR WOLVES November 25, 1772: Bounty paid for wolves : 250 pounds tobacco for old wolf 125 pounds tobacco for young wolf ( 250 pounds of tobacco was the equivalent in money to 8 sh . 4 pence) Since wolves were killers of lambs, calves, sheep and cattle, and a hazard to the frontier farmer, the State offered the bounty for ea.ch wolf-head brought to the Court. If a slave killed a wolf', his owner collected the bounty. From ''Botetourt County History Before 1800" , Botetourt Bicentennial Conunission. (page 24 �QUERIES 36 - 90 CREECH/DEAN/FIELDS/KELLY/WYNN: Information needed LARSH (LISH) CREECH, Andrew, James H. M. DEAN, Nancy FIELDS, Lawrence Patrick, Jonathan, Sr ., KELLY , Joseph, Jonathan, Peter WYNN, All Virginia 1700-1800's. Lloyd Dean, 6770 U. S . 60 East, Morehead, KY. 40351 . 36-90 Jacob PEAK b. 01 January 1796 m. Polly (Mary) JONES(b . 24 Aug. 1769)on 14 Jan 1789 in Franklin Co . , VA . Brother Abel PEAK (b. 1760 in Bukckingham Co . ,VA) m. Lydia JONES on 08 May 1794 in Franklin Co., VA Abel served in Revolutionary War from Henry Co., VA, in place of brother Jonathan. Any information families of Abel, Jacob & Jonathan PEAK or Lydia & Mary JONES. Paul R. Peak, Vinson Hall, Apt . 306 6251 Old Dominion Drive, McLean, VA 22101. 37 - 90 RICHARDSON/PERKINS: My g - g-gran dmoth er, Ann RICHARDSON (called Nancy) b. 1789 in PA, m. Samuel Fearn PERKINS of Williamson Co., TN 24 May 1827. She was his second wife. He was b. in Buckingham Co . VA 1 Jan 1774, d. Mar 1845 Williamson Co . TN His brother George PERKINS who lived in VA m. Eliza Sydnor RICHARDSON . Nancy was "a little northern woman of Quaker descent." Who were her parents? Nancy Jordan Muir, 205 Foxwood Lane, Franklin, TN 37064 38-90 Uanted: Information on William BOND born circa 1770-1776married to Margare t DAVIES (DAVIS) Dec. 9, 1793 in Amherst County, VA. Were in Scott Co.VA. 1830-1860 Census. Ch. Charles m. Rebecca BEVINS, Jane, George B. m. Lucy POWERS Nancy m. John, Polly, Margaret, and William Washington . Daisy Bond Brainard, 4037 Salt Spring Drive, Ferndale, WA 98248. 39 -9 0 BUSH/WELMS: Wo uld like to correspond with anyone hav ing information on Charles Y. BUSH, born circa 1837, parents Griffen and Nancy (HARRIS)BUSH, ~arried 24 January 1861 in Franklin County, VA. Olivia J. WELMS D. Wubben. P . 0. Box 66512, Scotts Valley, CA 95067-6~12 40-90 Need parents of Henry Alfred THOMASON, born Henry County , VA, February 3, 1876, died Henry County March 25 , 1953 . Parents were killed by runaway horses when he was an infant . Believed to have been raised by an Aunt . Any information apprecia ted. All costs paid. James H. Hair , 336 Wende Way, Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061. 41-90 Need information on George HANNAH who lived on Glade Creek in Botetourt County. He had a duaghter, Jane HANNAH, who married Jacob SHERZER in Botetourt County on January 5, 1815 . Nelson Harris, 1909 Langdon Road, Roanoke, VA 24015. �79 QUERIES 42-90 Timothy W. CHILDRESS (CHILDERS) b. ca 1787 - where? d Nov.1855? Halifax Co., VA), m. 4 Mar 1812, Halifax Co ,VA, to Obediance LAX (b ca 1792, d? - both Halifax Co , VA), dau of Joel LAX . Who were Timothy ' s parents and Obediance's mother? Who were their siblings? Where are they buried? Only know dau of Timothy & Obediance : Mary E. CHILDRESS b. 1830/36 , d 1910-both Halifax Co. - mother to Lee Andrew CHILDRESS b . 18 Jun 1862, d 5 Dec 1948-both Halifax and Charles James CHILDRESS b 9 Feb. 1865, d . 27 Oct . 1951-both Halifax. Who was their father? Any info welcome; will exchange info. Linda Hutchins Collier, 11 Central Drive , Port Deposit, MD 21904. 43-90 Seeking information on family of Jeremiah BANES , BAINES, BAYNES, b.25 Jan 1825 in NC. Parents George & Nancy B. Nancy emigrated to VA and married William DAVIS , SR . , Giles or Pulaski Co. Jeremiah married Sarah DAVIS 19 SEPT 1846 Giles Co.,VA Settled in Little Creek area . Second marriage Martha Ann WINGGI NTON GIBBS 26 June 1882, Pulaski Co. Ruth Bane Nichols, 1662 South Shady Terrace, Inverness, FL 32650 44-90 Agnes PEERY GIBSON (widow of John GIBSON) married Charles CARRELL, 22 Decembe r 1785, in Washington County, VA Charles CARRELL died in 1843, in Russell Co . ,VA Wish to know more about Agnes PEERY, probably daughter of Thomas & Mary PEERY Need parents & siblings of Charles CARRELL. Johnnie Jo Dickenson, P. 0. Box 387, Huntsville, TX 77342-0387 45-90 Need ancestry Laban TICE (1818 - 1848) Floyd Co, VA wife Frances Jane WEBB. Jacob TICE of Floyd Co . had son s who cuold be father of Laban , but researchers say Laban thought to be from N.C. and not related to Jacob. TICE Bible contains names SOWDER and SUMPTER. Children: William Edward, James Rile y , Martha , Daniel Andrew. Mary M. Van Epps, 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, La Jolla CA 24026 46-90 Seeking info on CHILDRESS & RITCHIE families. Russell Co.VA Order Book 3, 1799-1808, pg 720, 10 June 1808 , lists a deed from George LEE & Nancy, his wife , John RITCHIE & Nan c y, his wife, Alexander C. RITCHIE, & Elizabeth, h is wife, Ambrose BLESOE & Rhoda, his wife, Nanni RITCHE, Isam CHILDERS & Mary his wife to John BERRY. The deed was never completely proved . Scott Co. Minute Book 1, 9 Oct 1816 , and 11 Nov. 1817 have depositions by Isom CHILDRESS that he was present at the marriage of Ambrose and Rhoda BLEDSOE in Floyd or Clay Co. KY abt 1805. Isom and Mary CHILDRESS lived in Russell-Scott Counties from 1808-CA1830, when they moved to Lawrence Co, Arkansas wit h other families from the area, including BUSTET WAYLAND, And MARSHALL. Happy to correspond with anyone interested in these families . Carol T. York, 41 Four Winds Dr . Middletown, NJ 07748 �go QUERIES 47-90 SHARP/TAYLOR/NEILL/EWING: Argyria C. SHARP (d/o John "Debo" SHARP and "Polly" NEAL, married Lee Co.VA 1841, (Rev) William ADDISON TAYLOR . Seek parents of Wm. TAYLOR and his siblings . Also seek children of John D. SHARP & Polly NEAL. One dtr. was Rowena ROSS TAYLOR b . 1851 (d . 1932 CALIF.) m. l Dr. Arch . P. EWING c. 1868, Lee Co.VA m2 Thomas PRESLEY HARDEN, CA 1879. Will share descendants. Dorothy S. Baldwin, 6603 Kensington Avenue, Richmond Hts., CA 94805 48-90 Joseph and Mary CARDEN lived in Botetourt and Monroe Counties Virginia (Monroe now West Virginia). Joseph CARDEN died in 1818 in Monroe County. His will names the following children: Isaac, John L.,Allen Dickenson, Robert, Joseph W., Rachel, who married a COOK, Nancy who married a O\MPBELL & REED, Elizabeth who married Daniel WRAY, Jane who married James WALKER and Mary who probably never married. Desire to correspond and exchange information with any descendants of these heirs . Robert who married Jenny Howery is my ancestor. Judy G. Blackwell, 224 Christian Avenue , NE.Roanoke, VA 24012 49-90 NIELL/NEAL/HARRISON/ARDIS (Capt . ) William NEILL/NEAL married 29 August 1780, Bathsheba HARRISON (Washington Co?) VA Wm was son of John NEILL (b . Ireland) of Lewes, DE and Baltimore, MD, and Eudocia HI LL and was born Baltimore, 25 Oct.1753 . Bathsheba was dau. of Jeremiah HARRISON, born (/Augusta Co.) VA, 6 Nov ., 1763 Rockingham Co.,VA Who was Bathsheba ' s mother? Buried with Wm. & Bathsheba NEILL is "Granny Rhoda'; Duncan ARDIS/ANDIS and George B. ARDIS. Who is Rhoda? Can anyone help with this? Dorothy DeWitt Baldwin, 6603 Kensington Ave. Richmond Hts. 50-90 IVIE/FLOYD/JORDAN/DAVIS/THOMPSON : Dr . John H. IVIE was bin Brunswick Co. VA 1778.Was in Rutherford Co.TN in early 1800 's. He m. Elizabeth FLOYD of Brunswick Co . VA in 1803 (in Warren Co. NC). Elizabeth ' s father was t1ajot" Charles FLOYD (Rev . War) b. 1752 son of Josian and ? JORDAN FLOYD, fro m a will 1790 Brunswick Co.VA . Elizabeth FLOYD'S mother was Martha DAVIS (widow) dau of Wells THOMPSON and Amy ? . Her first husband was John DAVIS,Jr., will 1798. His father from Hechlenbur~ Co . VA Who were the pare nts of John IVIE? Who was the wife of Josiah FLOYD ? Who were parents of Wells THOM PSON? Nancy Jordan Muir, 205 Foxwood Lane, Frank lin, TN 37064 . 51-90 MCALLISTER/ LESTER/WILLIAMS: My g-g-g-grandmother, Sally MCALLISTER b. 1779, dau of William MCALLISTER of Halifax Co. Married 1810 Presley LESTER b. 1783, son of William LESTER (rev. War). Their dau . Susan LESTER m, Ashkanay WILLIAMS of Chatham Co. NC in 1840. Who was William MCALLISTER? Nancy Jordan Muir, 205 Foxwood Lane Franklin, TN 37064 �ffJ QUERIES 52-90 Any information on Henry Samuel STANLEY, b. Henry Co.,VA April 1854. Married Lucy Ann Stone, January 9,1879. Died December 27, 1928. Children, Minnie Lee, Benjamin, Jesse, Lewis Masha, John, Charlie and Lucy Matt. James H. Hair 336 Wende Way, Glen Burnie, MD 21061. 53-90 Need any information on John KEYS/KEESE/KEESSEE, b. Spotsylvania County, VA circa 1735, d. 1807, Pendleton Dist. SC . As a Captain, he served from Wilkes Co.,NC during the Revolution and was at the Battle of King's Mountain. He is known to have stopped for an undetermined period of time in Pittsylvania Co,VA.James H. Hair 336 Wende Way, Glen Burnie, MD 21061. 54-90 Need information on David MARTIN and Catherin GROSS,who were married in Botetourt Co . ca 1810-1815 . Catherine's father was Isaac GROSS of Bedford Co. David's father may have been Josiah MARTIN. Nelson Harris, 1909 Langdon Rd, Roanoke,VA 24015. 55-90 Need information on these children ov Vincent SIMPSON and Frances FARMER- most were in Washington Co.,VA,ca 1880-1900 : Edna Ann, Chesley Warfield, Joseph Edmunds, James Vincent, Valentine Lawson, & Eliza Virginia. Nelson Harris , 1900 Langdon Rd, Roanoke,VA 24015. 56-90 Elizabeth DORAN m. James GRAY 14 Jun 1787 in Augusta Co , VA James GRAY din Russell Co,VA in 1847. Need parents & siblings of Elizabeth DORAN and James GRAY. Johnnie Jo Dickenson, P . O. Box 387, Huntsville, TX 77342-0387 57-90 Hannah POSTON (1818-1880) m. William D. GRAY. They lived near Lebanon, Russell Co.,VA Need parents & siblings of Hannah POSTON: Johnnie Jo Dickenson, PO 387,Huntsville, TX 77342-0387 58-90 HUFFMAN/HOFFMAN Laura Alberta DICKENSON,b. Russell County, VA in 1875, d California 1962, rn a man named HUFFMAN prob . in VA Need to know more abt this marriage. Anyone with knowled ge of this family, please contact me. Johnnie Jo Dickenson, PO Box 387,Huntsville,TX 77342-0387. 59-90 William WEBB, wife Nancy ANGLIN of Frank lin Co, VA parents of Francis Jane WEBB TICE. Later children in census William b . 1832,Sarah b 1834. Need ancestry of William? Are there unrelated WEBB families in Franklin Co,VA Need info on Philip ANGLIN and Francinger COX, parents of Nancy. Philip fr m France? Francinger from Scotland? Mary M. Van Epps 6172 Calle Vera Cruz, La Jolla,CA 92037 . �QUERIES 60 - 90 Need ancstry of 2 differen t Rachel JACKSON wives . Was Phil l ip Huff's wife Rachel d/o Thomas Jackson? Was Henry Huff's (s/o Philip) wife Rachel d/o of Robert or Isaac Jackson? I cannot find or place the se names in any Jackson families . Need ancestry Philip HUFF who had 10 c hil dren, many married in Montgomery Co.VA Sons Philip and Henry married Maria & Rachel Jackson. Mary M. Van Epps 6 17 2 Calle Vera Cruz, La Jolla, CA 92037 . 61-90 Seeking i nformation on LEE fa mi lies livin g in Allegheny Springs District of Montgomery Co. , VA, in 1860 ' s . Samuel LEE b . CA 1824 was son of Francis LUDWELL LEE b CA 1786, who married Sally MOORMAN in Bedford Co. , VA in 1804. Margaret D . Sowder (Mrs. Joe S. Sowder) 218 Timbrook Place, Lynchburg, VA 24502 62-90 Need parents of Esther (Hester) RENFRO, first white child born i n Botetourt Co.,VA in 1739 . She married John LOONEY. Was Stephen RENFRO who married Mrs. Margaret Rhea LOONEY her brother or father? Billie R. Lewis , 1104 Voncile St. Lake Wales, FL 33853 . 63-90 Who was the Matthew MARTIN who lived next door to Hezekiah MARTIN in Nelson Co . ,VA in 1810? Same Matthew M. MARTIN,Sr. who d . in Franklin Co . VA in 1853? Related to Campbell Co., VA Matthew MARTINS? Billie R . Lewis, 1104 Voncile St . Lake Wales, FL 33853 64 - 90 Seek parents and birth place of Frances Susan GARNER who m. Jacob BARKER of Buckingham Co.,VA ca. 1 780. Was she daughter of Joseph GARNER of Amherst Co. , VA? Billie R. Lewi s, 1104 Voncile St. Lake Wales, FL 33853 65-90 Who was William Lampy/Lampee/Lampe who received land patent in Montgomery Co.,VA 4 Jul 1809 . Following children selling 5/6 of land in Floyd Co.,VA in 1853 : John J. LAMPE, SMYTH Co . ,VA and wife, Priscilla, Elizabeth LAMPE CORMANY, Pulaski Co.,KY married George CORMANY, Susannah LAMPE m. Adam FUDGE and lived in Cole Co . , IL, Priscilla LAMPE m. 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The McAlexander Family of Pa.trick County, Virgi nia Simmons Cemetery 18 2J Adam Walker Family Bible 25 Floyd County, Virginia, Parish Visits 10 Alleghany County, Virginia J2 Jeremiah White His Book May y Book Reviews e 11 - 1722 Queries "Supplement to the Laws of Fincastle - 1821" SVGS 1989 Financial Statement The Southwestern month at 1 :JO pm Street, Roanoke, for those who do trips on the day 3J J4 J6 39 40 Virginia Genealogical Society meet s the J rd Saturday of ea.ch at the Central Roanoke City Li brary, Elmwood Park, Jeffe __·so, Virginia , in the Brody Room (4th Floor ) . There are eleva.tu~. not care to walk up the stairs . (A times we do have fielci of our meeting - so check. ) �February 1990 Dear Fellow Genealogists : we promised you the results of the fall 1989 survey and here they are: Yes No 51 0 Have program topics been useful in your research or meaningful to you? 38 3 Do you like a mix of genealogical and historical topics? 51 2 Wou l d you like an all-day workshop annually? 31 7 Is a monthly meeting (third Sat.) still pref er able? 38 5 Wo u ld y ou like more beginning gene alogy c l asses offered? 27 11 Would you attend a Sun . p . m. session regarding sources in the Virginia Room? 44 7 Would you be interested i n genealogical f i eld t ri p s? 23 12 Questions 1. Have you genera l ly enjoyed the programs? 2. 3. 5. 7. 8. 9. 1 0. Questi ons 4 , 6 , and 11 were such that comments wer e offered r ather t h a n Yes/No answers. There were 79 surveys returned from the 2 00 ma i led to members . Ma ny top ic s were suggested for potential programs. Some of the topics i ncl uded: copyright procedures , publishing , research tips , Ea stern Vi rgi nia, family lines in the Society, Revolutionary war r ecord s , U. D. C . , cemetery records , John Perry Alderman-Carroll Co., records d eal i ng wi th Indian heritage, courthouse materials , Mormo n Church mat erials in Roanoke, ships' passenger lists, the Wilderness Ro a d, r e asons for migrations, and organizing and f i ling records. We hope from the survey responses that we can meet some of your needs . Genera l ly, r esponses were favorable and helpful in planning for futu r e prog rams and a c tivities . Corne to a meeting and bring a friend! ~'"k,.~ �LETTER FROM E. A. DUNBAR contributed by Mrs E J Sutherland Abingdon Va Aug the 1st 1923 Hon R. E. Chase Clintwood Va Dear Nephew Augustus P . Hendersen was the oldest child of the Rev Nemiah Henderson by his first wife (who was Nancy Harman daughter of Elias Harman) Old Uncle Nick was one of the early settlers of that country. Guss as he was called did not go out there when his father first settled in that country But stayed in Giles and Tazewell untill he completed his education & was lisened to practice law. He came passed our house when he was going out to his fathers , in the winter of 1856 . While we ware living on Guest river. He was a fine speciman of a young man and afterwards made quite a record as a lawyer . I would have no way of judging the success that he had made as a lawyer, but for one incedent that occured about two years after the county was organized . He was a great l over of a fine horse and my father had bought a verry fine mare of Ky blood, that was one of · the finest steppers I ever saw he came to our house to trade for her he had a good horse but he took a fancy to the brown mare and gave Pa forty dollars in cash paper to boot and from the amount of notes that he seemed to have it was good proof that he was making good as a lawyer, in as short a time as he had been there. He married Adaline Kelly a sister of Judge John A. Kelly and they went to house keeping in Gladeville. I don't know what year they ware married and settled there but they mooved from there to Jeffersonville 1861 he went in to the war. I think he was wounded, but got back & settled there and had a good law practice tell he died some years latero He had layed a land warrent on some land down close to the breaks of the mountain . When I was collecting the tax I remember that the ticket was for several hundred acres of land. I don't think they ever got much out of it. Milt French married his sister Rhodie and they ware booth in the race for Commonwealth attorney in 1860. I don't remember anything about the race, but if that was the time he was elected he did not s~rve but about one year until he went into the war. Senator Newt Harman can perhaps give you a better history of Guss than any one else as he is one that will have a place in the Harman history. 0 Yours truly E. A . Dunbar �P.S. Rolie I see that there is some fiew mistakes in the papers you sent me some time ago. The first mistake is that Gran mothers sixth child. There was only five children, that is Dunbar children. There was in her home at least part of the time a child named Ida but it was Gran Pa's half sister after his father's death his mother married a man by the name of Dawson they had one child named Ida, also Granmother by her union with Lowes Nell had two children a boy and a girl the boy died in infancy. I have been so busey that I have not corrected that and is perhaps is now to late. E.A.D. CEMETERIES IN SOUTHWESTERN HARLAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY (Fresh Meadows to the Bell Co Line) ANNOTA'IED. Cost $20 including p/h. Send check to Kathryn H Trail, 8606 Smithton Road, Louisville, KY 40219 ==-====================================================================:!::========= TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR GENEALOGISTS I am a genealogist dedicated to true Imowledge about the families I am researching. 2. Thou shalt use family traditions with caution and only as clues . J. Thous shalt not accept as gospel every written or printed word. 4. Thou shalt not hang nobility or royalty on 'your family tree without verfying it with experts. 5. Thou shalt clearly label the questionable and the fairy tale . 6. Thou shalt handle all records in such a way that they next users will find them in the conditiop you did. (I am grateful to Joe Brickey of the staff of the National Archives Summer Institute for rephrasing this commandment to read: "Thou shalt not use bacon as a bookmark"). ?. Thou shalt credit those who help you and ask permission of those whose work you use. 8. Thou shalt not query any source of information without supplying postage. 9, Thou shalt respect the sensitivities of the living in whatever you record but tell the truth about the dead. 10. Thou shalt not become a genealogical teacher or authority without appropriate training and certification. "Her e endeth t he reading of Scripture." from "The Ethi cs of Genealogy" by Rabbi Malcolm Stern, "Genealogy Digest", Vol 16, 4 Fall 1985 , p 30-33. 1. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �3 BENAJAH NORDYKE of NJ; NC; SC; GA; VA; KY by Glenn M. Turnell When we look at a map and see the amount of traveling some of our ancestors did, under the most adverse conditions imaginable, with neither good roads no~ accommodations such as we have, the distances covered seem almost unbelievable! Often these people moved with families from place to place because of deep religious convictions and to be able to worship with others of like beliefs. Such was a Nordyke family, with the life of one member, Benajah, spanning almost a century. After I received a copy of a letter from th~ National Archives, along with the application papers for a pension for service in the Revolutionary War, I did a little further research on this Nordyke family and the picture which erneraed was , to me, very interesting. I hope it will be so for others and also that there may be a name or two of value in these comments. • J John B. Floyd (1805- 1863), one time Governor of Virginia, was Secretary of War for President Buchanan (18~7-1890) when the f ollowing letter was written: Where there are words I could not decipher I have used and where I am not sure of the spell ing of a word I have used a question mark. Crab Orchard, Ky November 7th 18j7 Hon. J . B. Floyd Dear Sir Believing you are disposed to assist by advice and influence those who served their country in acheiving our independence - I take the liberty of addressing you a few lines in behalf of an old Re vol utioner . I dislike to trouble you, know ing that your duties are arduous, and your time important , yet being a native of the same county from which you hail (Washington Va) and the applicant having lived there the greater portion of hi~ life , we can think of no one as capable of advising in the case as yourself, or who feel s a livelier interest in our Revolutionary fathers. Mr. Benajah Nordyke, (of whom I write) was often �advised by his friends to make application for a pension, but neglected doing so. He served his country for his country's good, an~ felt and said that so long as he was able to work, or earn a living he would wish nothing of his c ountry . But now that he is reduced to want (having had his earnings of many years destroyed by a fire) is frail and almost blind, and feels greatly dependant upon his friends he is constrained to try if any thing can be obtained. But there is an obstacle (and it is of that that he appeals to you) . He knows of no living witness by whom he can prove his service. He entered the service in Georgia, and it is said that the roll of the companies were destroyed when the state Capital was burned. He was born the 1st May 1766, entered the service at 15 years of age in Wilkes County, Georgia in 1781, and served in the upwarde of 18 months in all, during the years 1781 - 2 & 3. He was under Capt Zachary Phillips (afterwards Col. Phillips) of col. Joel Phillips regiment, also under Col . Wm. oowns, Capt. Josiah Dunn and Capt. of this same regiment, and was in Col. Fews regiment at the battle of Kittle Creek (Ga?) and was at the seige of Augusta. Mr. Nordyke lived in Washington County Va., for many years, removed to Ky in 1837 - is the father of Abram Nordyke Esq. of Russell. He is personally known to many of the citizens of said county an~ few stand higher in point of honor or veracity. He would refer you to Rev. Jas. King (?) Bristol, Tenn . Col. John Preston, Gov . David Campbell, Francis (?) Preston, Jas. W. Stevens Also to the Hon . A. S. Talbot, M.C. elect from this the 4th Dis. in Ky. Very respectfully yours, Jas. W. Grant (Grandson of B. Nordyke) Son of H. M. Grant, Fincastle Va. (?) ' (NOTE: at the bottom of the letter in another handwriting is the following:) Respectfully referred to the Hon . Secretary of the Interior War Dept . Nov. 1857 �s I have found no record ±ndicatin~ that Flo yd answered this letter or that Bei:iajah Nordylts r0;ee i vod a pens ion for his service in the war as outlinod in ~ three page deposition iR7691 dated November 15, 1852 which he made at Rock Castle Co. , Ky_ al though he l ived in Lincoln CO., Ky but because of distance the deposition was made at Rock Castle·. The · earliest reco rds I have of tha Nordyke family show that they were Quakers. William Wade Hinsh aw in the ENCYCLOPEDIA of AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY l ists the early members of the family in the Burlington Monthly Meeting (Quake r) in New Jersey. There is also a record in th~ file in the DAR Library in Washington and for easy reference I wi.l l use this in the first of thes e n o tes . NORDYKE FAMILY Abraham Nordyke, son of Stephen, from Holland, born Nov. 16 , 173 6 Mary Roge rs, consort of Abraham, was born Apr . 13 , 1740 Abraham Nordyke and Mary aogers were married , _Burlington, New Jersey, June 1 , 1761 THEIR CHILDREN Aden Nordyke born 6/19/ 1762, 7:00 P .M. Israel Nordyke born 2/17/1764, 3:oo P.M. Benajah No rdyke born 1 /6/1766 , 9:00 P . M. Beulah Nordyke born 3/8/1769, 6:00 P .M. Micajah Nordyke born 3/ 2 6/1771 , 5 :00 P.M. Da niel No rdyke born 4/ 27/1 77 5 , noon Phebe Nordyke born 1/9/1 77 9. . Hiram Nordyke born 8/23/1782.(Quaker records show 2 / 23/1782) As a reference only, I have i n my fi les the marriages of the above children as fol lows but these should be checked for proof , other than for Bena j ah. Aden m Martha Johnson ; Israel m Mary Elmore; Beulah m Eli jah Foley; Micajah m Charity Ellis; Daniel m (1) Sarah Albright , m (2) Mary Higgins; Phebe m Jehu Ellis; Hi ram m Sarah Skeen • ... . . •. Bena j ah m Jane Foley (see later.) This record also s hows that Aden, Israel & Benajah were born in New Jersey; Be ul a h & Micajah were born in Sta fford, Va; and Daniel, Phebe & Hiram were born i n Wi l kes co . , GA. In checking Hinshaw' s Quaker records we can begin to see the movement of this family. I feel the two named children above could certai nly have been born at Stafford , va. as a new Quaker Meeting house was established there about that time. We then start to pick the family up in the Nor th Carolina and South Carolina Meetin gs when they asked for and received what is described as get - or granted certificate to - indicating that they were moving from one area to another. We know from the letter w r itten by Benajah's grandson and his deposit ~on for a pension that they were in Georgia by 1781 . �b In 1798 some members 0£ this family were back in North Carolina as they had asked for and received rocf - recei~ed on certifi cate from - N. C., a transfer to Lostcreek. Montjily Meeting in Tenn. Beginning in 1804 and through 1806 many of them again moved, this time to the Miami Monthly Meet~ng in Ohio. Abramam and Mary Nordyke and at least two of the sons lived and died in Clinton co., Ohio; the parents being buried in the Friends ' burying-ground there, as well as many'other members of the family . Benajah Nordyke had not only go~e a~ainst the principles of his family and the Quakers by.being in the Re~olutionary War, he had also married out of uz:ity and was d1smi~sed or disowned from the society. The notation from the Westfield Monthly Meeting at North Carolina shows.- Benajah dis rn~u 4/20/1793. He probably had married Jane (Jinna) Foley earlier than this date as the 1850 census of Russell Co . , Va. shows that Abram,· - · the son mentioned in the letter to Secretary Floyd, was 58 years old and born in Montgomery Co e , va~ We know the dates of birth or ages shown on the early census records were not always as accurate as they should have been and I have been unable to find a marriage record for Benajah but he had a total of seven known children, and r know that Abr~. Nord~ke and Sally Mongle were married on 18 September 1817 in Washington Co., Va. by the Rev. Jeriel Dodge, (Abram and ~al~y Nord~ke were ~y grgrgrandparentsl therefore the date of BenaJah s.marriage was in the early 1790s. Another of the children of BenaJah and Jane, a daughter Matilda married Hugh M. Grant on l~ May 1829 and it was their son who ' wrote the letter to Floyd io 1851, on.behalf of . his grandfather. Jane Foley was born 2 January 1772 at ~ew River, Montgomery co. , va. the daughter of Mos~s Fole~ and Elizabeth Green. Moses Foley was a Baptist minister in Washington C~. Va . as early as 1794 and about 1815 he moved to Ky. According to the History 0 f Kentucky Baptists he had a total of six daughters and seven sons, one of whom was Moses Foley, Jr . who was a minister at the crab Orchard church in Lincoln County, Ky where he preached for fortyeight years and died on November 9, 1858. If we refer to James Grant's letter again we can see or certainly assume to see why Benajah Nordyke made the move to Kentucky in 1837. I have no death date for Jane Foley Nordyke but she was probably living when the mov~ was made from Virginia to Kentucky to be with or near her relatives. Benajah Nordyke who was born i~ 1766 died i~ 1863. He fought in the Revolutionary War and lived to see his country in another two, the onlv wars fought in this country. We have been able to follow his footsteps over a wide range! Someday r hope to find his grave in Crab Orchard and put a marker at the site. To me, he was truly a remarkable man. Mrs Turnell, 4JO S. Fuller Ave., Apt 6K; Los Angeles , CA 90036 �s I have found no record ±ndicatin9 that Floyd answered this letter or that Be~ajah Nonly~a r<M:eived a pension for his service in the war as outlined in a three page deposition #R7691 dated Novembe r 15, 1852 which he made at Rock Castle Co., Ky although he lived in Lincoln co., Ky but because of distance the deposition was made at Rock Castle·. The: earliest records I have of thG Nordyke family show that they were Quakers. William Wade Hinshaw in the ENCYCLOPEDIA of AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY lists the early members of the family in the Burlington l'klnthly Meeting (Quaker) in New Jersey. There is also a record in th~ file in the OAR Library in Washington and fo r easy re~erenc~ I will use this in the first of these notes. NORDYICE FAMILY Abraham Nordyke, son of Stephen, from Holland, born Nov. 16, 1736 Mary Rogers, consort of Abraham, was born Apr. 13 , 1740 Abraham Nordyke and Nary ~qers we re married, Burlington , New Jersey, June 1, 1761 · THEIR CHILDREN Aden Nordyke born 6/19/1762, 7:00 P.M. Israel Nordyke born 2/17/1764, 3:oo P.M. Benajah Nordyke bo rn 1/6/1766, 9:00 P.M. Beulah Nordyke born 3/8/1769, 6:00 P.M. Micajah Nordyke b orn 3/26/1771 , 5:00 P.M. Daniel Nordyke born 4/27/1175, noon Phebe Nordyke born 1/9/1779. . Hiram Nordyke born 8/23/1782.(Quaker records show 2/23/1782} As a reference only, I have in my files the marriages of the above children as follows but these should be checked for proof, other than for Bena jah. Aden m Martha Johnson; Israel m Mary Elmore; Beulah rn Eli jah Foley; Micajah m Charity Ellis; Daniel m (1) Sarah Albright, m (2) Mary Higgins; Phebe m Jehu Ellis; Hiram m Sarah Skeen ••.•.. • . Benajah m Jane Foley (see later.) This reco r d also shows that Aden, Israel & Benajah were born in New Jersey; Beulah & Micajah were born in Stafford, Va; and Daniel, Phebe & Hiram were born in Wilkes Co., GA. In checking Hinshaw's Quaker records we can begin to see the movement of this family. I feel the two named children above coul d certainly have been born at Stafford, Va. as a new Quaker Meeting house was estab lished there about that time. We then start to pick the famil y up in the North Carolina and South Carolina Meetings when they asked for and received what is described as get - or granted certificate to - indicating that they were moving from one area to another. We know from the letter written by Benajah's grandson and his deposit~on for a pension that they were in Georgia by 1781. �b In 1798 some members of this family w~re b~ck ip North Caro lina as they had asked for and received rocf - received on certifi cate from - N. C., a transfer to Lostcreek , Mon~ly Meeting in Tenn. Beginning in 1804 and tbrough 1806 many of them again moved , this time to the Miami Monthly Meeting in Ohio. Abramam and Mary Nordyke and at least two of the sons lived and died in Clinton Co., Ohio; the parents being buried in the Friends ' burying- ground there, as well as rnany'other members of the family. Benajah Nordyke had not only gone against the principles of his family and the Quakers by being in the Revolutionary War, he had also married out of unity and was dismissed or disowned from the Society. The notation from the Westfield Monthly Meeting at North Car~lina shows.- Benajah dis ITK?u 4/20/1793. He probably had married Jane (Jinna) Foley earlier than this dat e as the 1850 census of Russell Co . , Va. shows that Abram,· the son mentioned in the letter to Secretary Floyd, was 58 years old and born in Montgomery Co., Va:~ · We know the dates of birth or ages shown on the early census records were not always as accurate as they should have been and I have been unable to find a marriage record for Benajah but he had a total of seven known children, and I know that Abr~. Nord~ke and Sally Mangle were married on 18 September 1817 in Washington Co., Va. by the Rev. Jeriel Dodge, (Abram and Sally Nordyke were my grgrgrandparentsl therefore the date of Benajah's marriage was in the early 1790s . Another of the children of Benajah and Jane, a daughter Matilda , married Hugh M. Grant on l~ May 1829 and it was their son who wrote the letter to Floyd l.I> 1857., on.behalf of. his grandfather. Jane Foley was born 2 January 1772 at New River, Montgomery co., va. the daughter ~f Mos~s Fole~ and Elizabeth Green. Moses Foley was a Baptist minister in Washington Co . Va. as early as 1794 and about 1815 he moved to Ky. According to the History of Kentucky Baptists he had a total of six daughters and seven sons, one of whom was Moses Foley, Jr. who was a minister at the Crab Orchard church in Lincoln County, Ky where he preached for forty eight years and died on November 9, 1858. If we refer to James Grant's letter again we can see or certainly assume to see why Benajah Nordyke made the move to Kentucky in 1837. I have no death date for Jane Foley Nordyke but she was probably living when the mov~ was made from Virginia to Kentucky to be with or near her relatives. Benajah Nordyke who was born in 1766 died in 1863. He fought in the Revolutionary War and lived to see his country in another two, the only wars fought in this country. We have been able to follow his footsteps over a wide range! Someday I hope to find his grave in Crab Orchard and put a marker at the site. To me, he was truly a remarkable man. Mrs Turnell, 430 S. Fuller Ave,, Apt 6K; Los Ange1e ~ , CA 90036 ���WOMACK LET'IER contributed by Pamela J Gutsche 516 O'Connell St. Watertown, WI 53094 Lynchburg, Virginia August 16, 1842 My veary dear and loving son, I once more by the help of providence take the pen in hand to write you a few lines. We received your letter dated the 14th of November. I do not mind exactly the time, but it found us in tolerabl e health except your brother Larkin . He was veary low at that time with the fever. He lived untill the thirteenth day after he was ta.ken without eating anyth:ing except chicken water and some kind of tea. Nothing else was allowed him un till the thirteenth day and then one spoonful of veary thin mush and a half cup of milk. You must expect my dear William that my dear Larkin was most gone and so he did seem to be but he was willin to die. As Mrs. _ _ ? told me, the lady whare he lives. His and your sister Catharine nursed him in his sickness, but I went severil times while he lay sick, which I think was about six weeks confinement to the house, but the Lord was pleased to raise him from the bed of affliction and I saw him last 'Illi.:rsday evening, He was in good heal th of body and soul too apparently. He is a veary pious youth and if you hear of him preaching the gospel you need not be at all alarmed. He has commenced going· to school and is free the 27th of next January and seems to take such a delight in the ways and worship of God. And John is still going on in religious ways. And o my William do you not think that a grate comfort to me? And would it not be a greater one still to hear in your next letter that you have embraced religion? You say in your letter you nor your wife had prof est religion, and you have regul ar meetings with the methodists, Baptists, and Presbiterians. Well, my son, so you and your wife attend to preaching and do you wish to get religion? Then if you do then get down on your knees and pray to God to have mercy upon you and show you your sinful state that you are in by nature for ye must be born again or ye cannot see the kingdom of God. Oh, my William, read the Bible a great deal and attend to preaching and if there is any revival out with you write me word in your next letter and I pray you my dear son and daughter in law, be you both at the alter that the people of God may pray for your dear souls. When you read this think on whom it is that has ritten these few lines once more. Tis your dear old mother, and I pray you remember what I say to you on this paper and let it sink deep in your minds. What doth it profit a man to gain the hole world and lose his own soul? Oh, my son, try to save your precious and never dying soul. Lay not up treasures on earth whare moth and rust doth corrupt and whare theves brake through and stele. But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven whare neither moth nor rust doth corrupt and whare theves do not brake through nor steal, for whare your treasure is thare will your heart be also . Let us all try to meet in heaven. �/0 August 16 , 1842 Now I must info:rm you we are in common health at present as far as I know and hope this will find you and a ll yours in good health. I have not seen Joseph since before last Christmas . He has g one to Halifax to live . I saw James not long since. He was in common health. Now dear son, do you not think of ever coming home to see us? We would be so glad to see you and your little family. John says he thinks you might come if you would try rite. And now William, try and come and let us know in your next letter whi ther you intend to try to come . So farewell, my William , for this t ime . Your brothers nor sister Gatharine is not preasent to joine with me in love to you and family but you may except of it with mine ----I remain your loving affectionate mother untill death Catharine A. Womack Sent to: Mrs. William Womack , Sugar Creek Post Office, Sangamon County , Illinois Received a t above post office September 14 , 1 842, and fo rwarded to Galena, Illinois. "Lynchburg, Virginia • "September 20 , 1839 " Dear Brother, "I take the opportunity of informing you that I am well and I hope this will find you so too . "I would be glad to s ee you but I dont no when it will be. I wish you would come in and take the family out with you , for t hey a re in a bad situati on which I dislike to see very much and I suppose you do too, but cant help them yet . I am an apprintice to a trade but I think that you and Ja mes might take them out for they have no one to help them and try and come in this fall. They are all well at present as common . " I should like to no what harness makers bisness i s like out there in your country. time. Perhaps I may want to come out there in t he course of "Iarkin and John is both got religion . Joined the radical church here in Lynchburg. I believe nothing more at present but answer my l eter soon. "Yours respectfully, Leroy Womack Sent to: Mr. William Womack, Panther Creek Post Office, Sangamond County, Illinois. Post Office marked "Missent - Reinstated ." �// WOMACK LET'IER contributed by Pamel T. Cu ts che 516 O'Connell St . Watertown, WI 53094 Lynchburgh , Virginia February 28, 1843 Dear Brother. I take this opportunity to inform you that we are in comon health at present, what few thare is of us togather. And I hope these few lines may finde you all injoying good health. Dear Brother we reneived your letter directed to Leroy sometime since and I was very glad to heare from you and to find that you were on this side of eternity for I had not heard from you for so long . I did not know whither you were dead or alive, But it would have comforted me mutch more if I could of heard that you were on your way to heaven, as I know not whither we shall ever meet again in this world, but I hope that we shall in a better one. And now I wish you to make a start for heaven and try to meet a brother •.•• I feel it my duty to warn you of your doom for without holyness no man can see the face of God in peace , My friend, do you know whare you are going? Have you reflected what you are engaged i n? Is it an object you will be able to think upon tomorrow with pleasure? Wold you pursue it if you were sure you would die tonight? Have you asked God or can you ask God to bless it? If you have not done this, if you cannot do this, then reflect, For all these things God will b~ing y~u into judgment . .... .. Stop and consider before it is too late . 'Iba.re is yet time but you know not how short it may bee. O flee to .the Savious for the pardon of your sins -- pray that devine grace may be given you. Entreat the Holy Spirit to convince you of the evil of sin and its dredful consequences and to influence your heart and mind to those things which alone can bring you peace at the last, Read the Bible. All these things are taught therein. Besides, the heavenly world with all its glory and felicity would be a place of torment to an unholy mind. Shold the sinner with his unholy heart and character be admited into the regions of the blessed what would he find suited to his desires and reigning temper of heart? He would find the character of everything totally opposed to his own. He would find every employment of heaven holy and spiritual and opposed to his own inclinations. He would find himself perfectly alone -- no one to associate with him among all the millions of the heavenly host . As I exspect ere long to be standing on the walls of Zion to proclame the glad tidings of Christ to a lost and ruined world and now I proclame to you and beseach you by heaven to repent and believe the Gospel before it shall be everlastingly too late , I know not that I shall .ever see you again in this world, but I hope ere long we shall shack bands on the banks of eternal deliverance • .•• •. Whatever you find amiss forgive. Nothing more at present, but I remain your brother untill death Larkin A. Womack Sent to: Mr. William Womack, Jo Lavis County , Galena, Illinois �REPOR'IS OF CASES ARGUED & DETERMINED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA - - Vol II by Bushrod Washington Printed by Thomas Nicolson Richmond - M,DCC,XCIX (1799) This volume is found in a law library. The Suprerns Court of Virginia building was burned during the Civil War. This volume is a record of the cases tried there : some cases have very little material - others cover pages.- All cases in the book are mentioned - names, dates, information were abstracted from the cases. Some may be of help to genealogists . Fall Term of the Year 1794 pl-8: Walden Ex'r of Walden agst Paynes Debt - District Court (Dist Ct) of Fredericksburg •• . .•. bond dated Dec 1776 .. . l-J6r James Roy & others agst Muscoe Garnett: EjectmentJ Dist Ct of King & Queen co • .•• •• James Garnett , the elder,will dated 18 Apr 1'765 .. .. son James •.. land purchased of Thomas Hawkins, Young Hawkins • . .. . .•• son Muscoe .. • . . other sons & J . grandsons of dec ' d son .•••• • son James died Oct 1780, his will ••• •. daughter. Molly who died Oct 1790 ..• . . son James had no sons •. .. Molly leaving the lessors of the plantiff her only child ..•• . . p J6 1 Richards agst Hoome: Dist Ct of Fredericksburg - Stafford Co Court pJ6- 42 1 Ambler agst Wyld r Sept 1778 land sold in ~ork town . . . . Thomas Wyld .•. . J . Ambler ••••.. Co Ct of Henrico ..•. Co Court of York . ••. p 43-49: James Burnsides appelant agst Andrew Reid, Samuel Cul bertson, & Thomas Walker appellees and Wndrew Reid, app ' t agst James Burnsides, app ' e: High Court of Chancery ••• • • Andrew Culberson Iijade s ~ttlem~t on Culbertson ' s bottom 1753 or 54 , , •• , . left because of Indians • .•• sold to Samuel Culbertson, who left 1755 because of Indians . • •• . In 1775 Thqmas Fqrlow, acquired settlement rights of Butcher & Gatliff to this land, 35.5a, purchased from the Loyal company ... • • Thomas Walker (companY,'s ag~nt) • • " •• Burqsides .purchased from Falil.ow •• . .•.. Spring Term - 1795 p50 p50-54: . James Hendricks & Jesse Taylor agst John Dundass1 County Court Fairfax •• .•• bond •.•• James & John Hendricks •••.. Cumberland Co ••.•• Alexandria ••.. Dist Ct .of filrnfries ••• , •• p54-58 : James Ferguson & 2 others agst Moores ••• rent of house .• • Petersburg in the Court of Hustings • •• Co Ct Dinwiddie • • ••• John McRae ••.••. • 58-641 Currie agst Moore: Ejectment •• • Court of Hustings City of Richmond . 64-681 Shelton agst Barbour: Dist Ct of Charlottesville . ..• mother of appellee & Robert Harris •••• 68-70: Brock & others agst Philips: John L Lewis by will. •••• Brock & 2 others ex'rs .. • .• land purchased by George Stubblefield ..... 70-71: Turner agst Moffitt: Dist. Ct of Dumfries ••••• 71-721 Turberville agst Selfs Co Ct Westmoreland •• • 72-74: Brydie agst Langham: Co Ct of Fluvanna •• ••• Langham a resident of Fluvanna •••• executions were levied upon him in Henrico •••• Alexander Brydie • •• • 74-75: Goodwin agst Taylor, ex'r of Williamson a •••• Thomas Williamson by his will, dated 1787 •• . . 11 daughter Elizabeth Clements •• •• grandchildren S Cocke, Elizabeth Clements, Frances Clements, John Clements •••• granddaughter Sarah Cocke •.•. Elizabeth Clements, daughter of testator •••• Goodwin & wife Elizabeth Clements, her dau & granddaughter of testator •...• granddaughter died in the lifetime of her mother ••.• p 75 Fall Term - 1795 75-76: Collins a gs t Lowry & Co: Dist Ct of Northumberland. , • • 12 �Vol II - B Washington /~ p76-79 1 Bernard agst Brewer1 Dist Ct of Northumberland • • • • Co Ct •••• building a mill ••. .• • 80-87 1 Philip M' Rae agst Richard Woods 1 High Court of Chancery ••• , lottery for land in Charlottesville in 1769 •••• Roderick M'Rae •••• Henry Mull ins •••• Philip McRae. . • . . 88-931 Newell agst the Commonwealth (Com'th) r Dist Ct of Washington ••• Co of Wythe .•. • Dist of Wythe, Washington, & Russell •••.•• James M'Gavock ••• 25 May 1790 • .. , James Newell. •• .• W Crocket • • • •. Robert Crocket •• , 94-106 1 White agst Atkinsonr High Ct of Chancery •••• Coleman • •• Nov 1799 • ••• survey Mar 1780 •••• • 106-11.5 1 Martin & William Picket agst James Dowd.alls High Ct of Chancery •• ••• James Crap in 1741 a warrant (land) in office of Lord Fairfax, Northern Neck •••• , James Crap d 177.3 ••••• Martin Pickett survey 1780 ••••• William Picket in 1779 • •.•• Picketts' father warrant in 1762 •• • ••• ll6-l21 1 Johnson agst Buffington1 High Court of Chancery • ••• Co Ct of Hampshire • •.• Peter Peters a warrant in 1753 from Lord Fairfax ••••• Rederick Unrod,indented service of Peters •••• error in name Vinegard instead of Unrod ••• • Unrod died many yrs ago leaving son Jacob who was sent to Pa. by his mother to be apprenticed •••• he sold his right to Buffington in 1770 •••••• 121-126: Curry agst Burns 1 High Ct of Chancery., •• 1756 Burns., .warrant from Lord Fairfax •• • , 1768 survey for Curry ••••• Bryant Martin, agent of Proprieter, • , •• Co Ct of Berkeley •••• 126-130 1 WROF agst Harriss Dist Ct of Northumberland •••• Co Ct •• • •• 130-136 1 Gordon agst Frazier & Cosbier Dist Ct of Northumberland •••• Debt •••• 136-141 1 Harrison, Ex ' r of Minge agst Margaret Field, ex'r qames) . Fields High ct of Chancery ••••• William Claiborne ••• • • Minge dec'd,,. , 141-143 1 Cole agst Scot s 143 s Terrell Ex'r of Holt agst Atkinson's Ex ' r 14J-1L~_5 1 Payne agst Ellzeys Co Ct Fairfax •• • •••• Gardner •• • •• 146- 149 1 Claiborne agst Parrish: Co Ct of New Kect ••••• William Parrish ••••• 149-150: Strode agst Head, &cs Dist Ct of Fredricksburgh1 150-1.51 : Terrell ags t Ladd s · 151-154: Brown & others agst the adm 'x of Thomas Brown dee 'd 1 High Ct of Chancery •• ••• children of Samuel Brown •••• Wentworth, their adm'r •••••• Thomas Brown • • • • John D3.y clerk now dec'd ••••• Wentworth's daughter wife of Thomas Brown ••• Mary Wentworth, adm 'x •••• • • 154--15.5: Bennet agst the Com'ths Dist Ct of IUmfries • • •• • appellant was a British subject • ••.• 1.55-156: Harrison, ex'r of Payne agst Sampsons Dist Ct of New London ••• deed by Payne to Sampson •••• Agatha Payne ••• • Josias Payne , dec'd, •• •• 156- 162 1 Harvey & wife, & others agst Bord.ens •••• Benjamin Borden - his will "l and in NJ •.• • 5 daughters (named in will) wife, 3 sons & 5 daughters ••••••• 5th daughter md James Pritchard •• • •• 5th daughter former husband Washington •• • .•• Benjamin Bord.en, the younger ••••••• 162-1 631 Lee agst 'IUrbervillea Co Ct of Westmoreland •••• General Court of Northumberland ••• ••• 164-1651 Jordon agst Neilson & Dist Ct of Charlottesville • • •• debt James Neilson • • • • • B Jordon •••• • 16.5-1671 Skipwith agst Bairda Brunswick Di.st Ct ••••• debt ••••• 167-1721 Schwartz agst Thomas r Dist Ct of Petersburg ••••• Joseph White in NC •••• • • • • F White •••• 172 Spring Court 1796 172-180: Overton & wife, adm 'r & adm'x of Josiah Hunley agst Charles Hudson ex'r of Christopher Hudson: Joseph Hunley ••••• Thomas Munford •••• M Roach, DS ••• • Di~t Ct of Petersburg •.• • ••• �Vol II - B Washington !'/- 181-183: Ruffin agst Call 1 Co Ct Prince George ....• Alexander Morris ..•. Nicholas Gar.rat & Sarah , his wife . . • . . 184--187: Ruf'fin agst Pendleton & Courtney , ex ' r of Harwood : Dist Ct of King & Queen • •. • • debt • •• • ex'rs William Harwood • • . •• 187-189 1 Winston's ex'r agst Francisco: Co Ct Buckingham .. .. debt 178J ... for riding chair & clock . . .•. Abraham Sandefir (Sandesir) ...• . Richard Fretwell • •.. •. Co Ct of Prince Edward • . . .• 189- 191: Downman agst Chinn, ex ' r of Downman1 J Oct 1791. .•. Dist Ct of Northumberland .• • . 4 Jan 179J .••. . John Chinn, ex ' r of Rawleigh Downman, dec'd . • . , • • , Rawleigh Downman, , , • , Richard Beale, sheriff Richmond Co , 191- 1921 Ialby agst Prices High Ct of Chancery • •. • • 192-193: Pearpoint agst Henryr Dist Ct of Monogalia .....• 194--19.5 r Burwell agst Anderson & Co 1 Dist Ct of Williamsburg .... . Matthew Anderson • . • •1793 19.5- 200: Sarah Walker & Thomas Walker ex ' x & ex ' r of Thomas R Walker, dec ' d agst Thomas Walke.1 Dist Ct Princess Anne. , . • • Thomas R Walker , dee 'd, , ., guardian of Thomas Walke,,,,.1793,,,,,John Thoroughgood guardian of Walke • . ...• 200-201: Iavenport agst Mason: 201-2021 Ragsdale ex'r of Ragsdale agst Balte ex ' r of Balte : Dist Ct of Brunswick •••• • • debt June 1770 •••• Fall Term 1796 203 203-213: Lewis Stephens agst Alex'r White: Dist Ct of Winchester . .... Nov 1779 Co ct of F:rederick . . ••. debt.,,, B Chambers, ex ' r of William Williams •.. ... • • Peter Hogg, attorney 1784 ..•••• Chambers resident of Pa. 21J- 215s Bogle & Scott agst Fitzhugh: Spotsylvania Co Ct ••• . • B Grymes not found ••••• 1771 ••••• Dist Ct of Fcedericksburg ••.. 21.5-217: Burk's ex'rs agst Tregg's Ex'rs: Mar 1788 John Burk & Joseph Cross ex'rs of Henry Burk ••• .• Thomas Burk . . .• Tregg .•••• D:ist Ct of Fredericksburg . •.•• John Burk (dafter Nov 1789~ .•••. Thomas Burk ex ' r of John Burk •• • • •• • 218- 219: Drummond agst Crutcher: Co Ct of Caroline . . . ..• H Crutcher ••. debt .. • • ... James Fletcher, dec 'd ••••• H Crutcher Sr & Jr •..•.• Henry Crutcher ••••• 219-2:32: Mackie's ex'r agst Ia.vis, &c1 Dist Ct of Williamsburg .•.• debt ... • 233- 2541 Norton agst Rose: High Ct of Chancery •.•. debt •••• George Anderson .• . • . • Charles Harris .••• John H Norton •••. Wilson ••••• John Nicholas .• . • 251..r-2?6: Pickett agst Morris : 1785 •• land in Ky •••• Morris ••.• Littlepage • •• ••• Johnson ••.• Stockdell ••••• co Ct Henrico • ••• • 276-282: Lee agst Tapscott: Dist Ct Fredericksburg •• ,. Samuel Matthews •.• land, •• Henry Roach .••. Co of Westmoreland •• • •• land to Roach 13 Sept 1654•••• •••••• S Claiborne •••• John Hoskins of Bristol .•.•. 1737 Samuel Atwell & Henry Fitshugh 28J-JOO: Jeremiah Warder & John Warder agst Richard Arell : Dist Ct of Dumfries • ••• bond in Pa ••••.• Cy:rus Copper in Philadelphia, Pa • •.•. J (John?) Warder, dec'd .•••• Jeremiah Warder •••••• 300-JOl: Young with Skipwith: High Ct of Chancery JOlBoothe ex'rs agst A.nnstrong: Dist Ct of Winchester ... .. debt • . • • • ================================================================================= WY~ CO~TY , VIRG~NIA, A Bicentennial History by Mary B Kegley. A comprehensive topical history ~ with 14 ~ha~ters and 12 appendices. Hardbound, 7 J/4xl~ " , over 40? P?S, fully indexed, bibliography & appendices. Price $45.00 (do not know if this inclues tax, p&h). Order from Wythe Co Bicentennial Committee 272 West Main St., Wytheville, VA 24382, Phone (?OJ) 228- 2299. ' =c============================================================================= == �15 WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGilUA, LEGISLATIVE PETITION The following is found in the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia, in the box of Legislative Petitions for Wythe County, Box Br 1798- 1814. 'Ihe number is If 726. A zerox copy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. "To the Honourable the Speaker And Members of' the house of Delegates of Virginia "the petitioners And Remonstrance of the Subscribe(rs) of the County of Wythe Humbly Represents "That Reed Creek a water Course of some Magnitude which flow through the Most populous and fertile parts of S'd County former~y Abounded in Several Kinds of fish which afforded to the inhabitants situated Near it at the proper seasons a Conve(n)nient Supply of that article that within several years past the Number have greatly deminished And Seem entremly Scarce owing as your petitioners beg leave to State to tne Obstruction in their passage by a dam erected by Andrew and James Crocketts, at their Iron Works a few Mile above the mouth of s'd Creek your petitioners being humbly of opionon that individual Conveniente ought to yeald to publick in terest prey that the said Andrew and James Crockett may be compel ' d to Erect A s lope in such manner as Shall be sufficient to Admit the passage of the fish And that your honou.ra.(ble) Body Will affect to your petitioners such Relief As the Case May Require And your petioners as in duty Bound Will prey &c Peter Stra!L_ Robert Robertson Joseph howel John Laning (or 1) Edward Murphy--5 Peter Kinder John L Lonounberger or S Sondenberger Da.niel Wiseby John Oet~/Aker Robert Rogers Jacob Davis John Walters--10 Isaac Thompson Henry Wylie Martin Wyrick William Hannan Samuel otter--20 Robert Do~Dooh George Wirick Michei Brown Fredrick Repass William Finley--15 John Trubling (or Jacob Kinder Nicolas Wirick---25 Andrew Castle George MQyers un) page 2 J ohn Wyrick ~m Ryne ---45 Nicolas .§2.wyer Jonas .llfilbarger *_Martin Wirick Jr Nicolas Soraze Peter Moyers Jacob Umbarger * John Wirick Isaac phelps John Moyer--65 John Umbarger Jacob Been Jn' o Bradley Mountain JohnsMoyers ; Michel Cr~ager Peter Cr~ager Lewis CokeleJ FrederickaMoyer Jacob Grubb--85 William Cooper Chritern Cakeley-50 Daniel Moyers Lewis Grubb :--William Gullian-JO Anthony Blessing Jeremiah BQYS John Grubb J John harker Sen-35 '.Iarlton Brooks John wampler--70 !sack Grubb J?hn Cooper William Phipps William phipps seno~ peter strouss William Cooper Jun~ Daniel Johnston warner nix Joseph davis---90 Eli M Laughlin Michel Creager Juner-55 John Nip (Mip?) Barnabs Johnstin Peter Moyers phillip mip?? Joseph Leady--40 Mickel Kinser Duncan Gullian--75 John Finley Peter Kinser John Gullian James phelps Frederick Kinser peter stephy Jacob Jonas Jacob Kinser Sener -60 peter hetrick Samuel Tinley or Jacob kinser Juner Jacob hetrick Finley Nicolas kinser Che:_rls Tulbing 80 page J A Marshal Joseph Irwine Jas MCampbell John houndshall (note the "S" could be "L" Andrew houndshall-95 John houndshall Jun r Simon Riggle Andrew Brown �/ lo John Brown Stophel Brown-100 Jj3.rking Johnston John I.a.vis henry Bean Samuel Dorr Peter Newman-105 George Newman George Johnson Polser Johnson Nicolas Felty Peter Messersmith John Dorter lohn Cooley *Phillip harker_ayan-125 Brookes Dorter-110 ~eorge Angle Samul Steel or Nicoles Dorter Mathias Angle Edmond steel Jonathon Leady ~eorge Jon.es -- 120 William steel John Leady Hugh Johns t on Peter Lampert Samuel Repass John Johnson John ~mport-130 John Repass Barnabas Messersmith George Larnpert-131 Treolerick Leanord-115 *Phill i p harkerayder :page 4 Wythe County to wit ''Tuesday Came Jacob David personally before me one of the Justices fo r s ' d County And made oath that he has lived for the space of Sixteen years Upon the bank of Reed Creek about ten years bef ore Crocketts Erected t heir dam And that he the s'd Jacob davis Followed Fishing in the proper seasons And that the Fish were in Great ~uantities both of Catfish and ~uccou~ And that he the s ' d Jacob davis has Catched Catfish of in seven Eight and ten pounds weight and that there was quantities of such fish of Sifficent to Supply the inhabitants Situated near it before s'd Crockett Erected their dam the t i me Since they have Erected their dam is as near as I can recollect i s about the passace of six years The Distance also from the Mouth of s'd Creek to s ' d dam As near as I can compute is about five Miles also The Distance that is from s 'd dam to the head of s 'd Creek is About forty miles to follow the Creek about thirty five Miles of which Containd*such fish as above Mentioned The time since s'd ram was Erected has Never been Worth A mans time to go afishing for sine s 'd dam was Erected I have went in order to Catch fish And never saw one Catfish si~- s'd dam was Erected 1o the scarcity of the fish since s'd dam Was Erected is so Great A man May fish for the Length of a whole Sum meer day and not Catch More fish than he Can F.at at Ni.ght W~n he .Comes chome Given Under My hand this 2Jd day of November 1804 Leanard Straw" ( ·*contained) page 5 Wythe County to wit "This day came Joseph Leedy before · 'e a Justice of the peace for the County aforesaid and made oath that he saw an advertisement on the Courthouse door of the said County for two Several Courts purporting that a petition would be presented to the next General assembly of Virginia praying a law to compell Andrew & James Crockett to Erect a Slope in the dam which the have across Reid Creek for the purpose of working Iron Works in order to let fish pass the same, given under my hand and seal this 17th day of November 1804. " Calvin Morgan " PLACES IN TIME, Vol I, Abingdon, VA 1778-1880 by Nanci C King. Price $7.50 plus $.90 postage . Order from: Knolle House, RT 1 Box 433, Abingdon, Va 24210 Make check payable to Nanci C King. To obtai.n pedLJJ:n..ee •:han..u /n..om the i..ndex pu610-}ied_ i..n the fiu~-1.t i..'1A.Ue o[ the V?IN wn.Lte to IM7?J 91/Nl VllDOV1 SOU /f/Wl.5 /D<IV VIJ?<;J?Vl 11 (;[.Al[ALO'~JCAL 500l7Y, 'f>. 0. Box 124851 'R.oanoke1 VA 24026. Co/J_t: 15 cenu a chard) rrlCli.Li.nff /olden..-15 centA..1 po-1.taffe van..i.vi. wi.t/1 wei..fjlit. _ 'PleaA..e i..nc.Iude vo.'.1-1.me nu.mben.. CU!. we.LL aA pag,e numben... Ju1uwmvi. i..n whi.c.h vou an..e i..nlen..e/.J_ted alA» help-1.. (~aJ.~e c.hec..h to Southwe/.J_te1U?. Vi.n..9,i.ni.a Ctenealog, i_cal Soci.et51- . �/'7 The John L. Harris Cemetery Nelson Harris 1909 Langdon Road Roanoke, VA 24015 The John L. Harris cemetery is located in the Cave Spring area o-f Roanoke County, VA. Take Route 221 sout h about six miles out -from Roanoke, turn right on Sunnycrest Road . Continue on this road until hard sur~ace ends, then turn t o the right. The cemetery is in -fair condition an d is surrounded by a stone wall. HARRIS Ida F. Harr-is - born Dec . 7, 1884 I died Dec . 11, 1885 Joseph G. Harris - born Jan. 8, 1869 I died Nov. 12, 1885 Mary J . Harris - born Mar. 14, 1881 I Mar-. 15, 1.881 Levi T . Harris - born Feb . 8, 1874 I died Mar. 24, 1876 Dasha 8. Harris - born Mar. 17, 1875 I died Dec. 28, 1887 E l i sha J. Harris - born Jul y 23, 1879 I died May 13, 1911 Ralphard 8. Harris - born Jan. 14, 1904 I died Aug. 5, 191 3 Ben j amin S. Harris - born June 2 1, 187 6 I died Ma r . 8 , 1963 Matilda A . <wi-fe of Benjamin) - born Jan. 17, 1879 I died June 10, 1968 Sarah Alice - daughter o-f E.M. and M.F. Harris I born Ma y 26, 1888 I died ~- 17, 1907 Minnie May daughter of E . M. and L. Harris I born Dec. 2 7, 1899 I died Jan. 1 , 1900 Sarah J. Harris - wife o-f J.L. Harris I died Nov. 8 , 1909 I age d 69 yrs, 5 months John L . Harris - died June 1 1 , 1898 I aged 53 yrs , 11 months, 18 days James R. Harris - son of Wm . and Lutie Harr i s I born Mar . 13, 1904 I died Mat'. 18, 1904 Mrs. Lutie Ne-ff Harris - died Mar. ~ , 1942 I aged 8 9 yrs, 4 months, 24 days Lewis Morton Harris - born 1897 I died 1965 Mary F. Harris - wife of E . M. Harris I born Sept. 2 6 , 1864 I died June 14, 1891 Mar y L. Harris - born June 4, 189 1 I died Ju ly 5 , 1891 ARTHUR My r a Anna Arthur - born June 10, 1898 I died Sep t. 30, 1901 K I RKWOOD Infant daughter of G.G . and L . C . Ki r kwoo d June, 1902 - ba r- n and died �I~ 18 THE MCALEXANDER FAMILY OF PATRICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA contributed by Ge·o rge Pesely Department of History University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA 50614 The McAlexanders of Patrick County, Virginia, are descended from two brothers, William and John, who were among the five sons of James McAlexander, thought to be an immigrant to America from Ireland or Scotland, who lived on the north fork of Davis Creek in what was first Albemarle County, later Amherst County, from 1756 until his death in January 1798 . (His land is now in Nelson County.) Beginning in 1773 James McAlexander acquired land in what is now Patrick County, which he gave to his sons William and John. James McAlexander ' s five sons were: 1. James McAlexander , Jr. , born about 1741 , died between 1826 and 1830; married Patience McDaniel; one son, David. 2. William McAlexander, born January 13, 1744, died March 8, 1822; married three times, last to Tamar Boothe; 21 children by the three marriages, of which 18 survived him. 3 . Samuel McAlexander, born about 1748, died between 1786 and 1798; apparently unmarried. 4 . John McAlexander, born 1751, died after 1834; married Agnes Burnett; 10 children. 5. Alexander McAlexander, born May 1, 1756, died January 30, 1840; married Martha Burnett ; 11 children: Jane, William, John, James, Edmund Tucker, Alexander Waugh, Patsey Burnett, Amelia Carlisle, Samuel Ramsey , David Robinson, Joseph Roberts. WILLIAM McALEXANDER'S OBITUARY NOTICE The following obituary notice reporting the death of William McAlexander was published in the Lynchburg Press on April 5, 1822 (page 3). (For other obituaries in this newspaper see Marriages and Deaths from Lynchburg, Virginia, Newspapers 1794-1836, compiled by Lucy Harrison Mi ll er Baber, Louise Ann Blunt , and Marion Armistead Lewis Collins, 1980 . ) William's obituary follows another which is introduced with the word DIED: �The McAlexander Fami ly of Patrick Co. , cont. ------, on Friday, the 8th ult. at his residence in Patrick county, after a sho rt illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude, Mr. WILLIAM McALEXANDER, in the 79th year of his age. Few have descended to the tomb more regretted. On the stage of life, his conduct has been most exemplary. At an early age he became a professor of religion and a member of the Presbyterian church--he was a strict observer of the sabbath, and never known to use the name of God irreverently. He was firm in his purpose, inflexible in his integrity , unbounded in his benevolence--he was the friend of the poor, and the protector of the widow and the orphan. The good , disinterested neighbor, his heart was open to every noble fee ling. Mr. McAlexander was one amongst the first settlers of that part of Virginia , and as a true republican soldier placed himself under the standard of his country, and with active zeal bore a faithful part in obtaining our independence. In him we have lost one of the fathers of our freedom. He has has three wives and 21 children--and now a widow and 18 children, besides a numerous train of connections and friends, are left to mourn their irreparable loss. WILLIAM McALEXANDER'S GRAVE William McAlexander ' s grave is in a small family plot on a ridge overlooking the site of his house on Rockcastle Creek a few yards from the Rachel DeHart h~use Jbuilt in 1903) and ' perhaps half a mile west of the Rockcastle Creek bridge on county road 710. William's tombstone reads: WILLIAM.MC ALEXANDER WAS BORN JANY 13TH.A.D.1744 DECST .MARCH 8TH1822 AGED 78Y.1M.25.D. There is another stone of similar size with his which is c o mpletely illegible bu~ pro~ably is of one of his wives. The onl y other legible stone in this cemetery (as of 1985) was tha t o f an infant gra n ddau ghter , An~y Booth (b. June.6? 1816, d. Feb. 4 , lB18). William's widow is reportedly buried on the side of the ridge on the other side of Rockcastle Creek; the site is e nclosed by large stones forming a rec t an g l e , but t here is no tombs t one. As of 19 85, Willi am McAlcxnndc r ' s propor t y b~ l onqed to Car l Griffith. William McAlexander was born b efo re the cal endar re f orm of 1752. His birthdate of January 13 is given in New St y l e , a s his age at death shows; by Old Style his birthdate was J anua r y 2. �:2 0 ~o The McAl exander Family of Patri ck Co., cont. WILLIAM McALEXANDER ' S CHILDREN No marriage records of William Mc Alexand e r ' s fi rst two marriages have survived, but one of his wives a ppea rs to have been named Jenny. Hi s last wife was Tamar Boothe, dau ghter of George and Milly (Wright) Boothe of Montgomery Co., Va. , whom he married on December 27, 1798, in Patrick Co . Tamar Boothe McAlexander was born about 1780 , probabl y in Westchester Co . , N.Y ., and died at the end of 1844 or earl y in 1845 in Patrick Co . Of William ' s 21 children , tha n amas ar~ known only of the 18 who outlived him . The last 7 of these were by Tamar Boothe . 1. Jane McAlexander, born about 1773, living in Patrick Co . about 1825; married Dec . 16, 1794 , Patrick Co., Senjamin Morriss , son of Samuel Coleman Morriss and Susannah Wade. 2. James McAlexander, born about 1775, died 1838, Adams Township , Champaign Co . , Ohio; married Feb . 8 , 1801, Patrick Co., Charlotte Hall, daughter of John Hall. Children: Nancy , Nathan, William, John, Jane, Sally, Onea , David . 3. Ma rgaret McAl exander, born abo ut 1776, died about 1830; married Nov. 11 , 1793, Patrick Co., Reuben Harris , so n of William and Sarah Harris. Children : Lucy , William , Nancy , Sarah, Fleming , Reuben M. , Samuel, Mahala , Marga r et , Elizabeth , Alexander , John. 0 4. Esther McAlexander , married Dec. 2, 1799, Patrick Co. , James Lackey . 5. William McAlexander, Jr. , born Aug . 23 , 1779 , died March 2 , 1846, Patrick Co.; married May 14, 1807, Pat~ick Co. , Anna Boothe (b. May 16, 1791; d. Aug. 30 , 1863) , daughter of Isaac and Freelove Boothe. Children: Millie, Burke, Nancy , Anna , William H., Margaret , Isaac R. , Reub e n B . , Louvina, Elizabeth , Adah. 6 . Agnes (Nancy) McAlexander , born Ap r. 27, 1781, died Nov . 30, 1842, Montgomery Co. , Va. (bur. White Oak Grove Cem ., Floyd Co., Va.) ; married May 13 , 1807, Patrick Co. , Isaac Boothe , Jr . (b. Apr. 17, 1787; d. May 3 , 18 55) , son of Isaac and Freelove Boothe. Children: Hannah, Elizabeth , Sarah, Permelia, James , Nancy , Druzilla , Adia. 7. Sarah McAlexander, born about 178 6, died in 1820 ' s; married May 28, 1805, Patrick Co., Daniel Boothe (d. 1857?), son of George and Milly (Wright) Boothe. Children: Tamar, George J . , Permelia, Nancy , William C . , Sarah; proba bl y one other son. �The McAlexander Family of Patrick Co., cont. 8. Mary McAlexander, born about 1788, died between 1850 and 1853, Lawrence Co ., Ohio; married Apr. 24, 1806, Patrick Co., Daniel Boothe (b. Apr. 5, 1785, d. 1853), son of Isaac and Freelove Boothe. Children: Lucretia, Nancy, El izabeth , William, Eveline, Elisha, Andrew J. , Henrietta, and an unidenti fied daughter. 9. Elizabeth McAlexander, born about l790; married May 14, 1807, Patrick Co., Samuel Carroll. 10. Alexander McAlexander , born 1793, died after 1870, Missouri; married Jan. 16, 1815, Montgomery Co., Va., Mary Boothe (b . 1792, d . after 1850), daughter of Abijah and Rhoda (Howa rd) Boothe. Children: Rhoda, Noah , Mary, Nancy , possibly Hannah. 11. Hannah McAlexander , born 1795, died Dec. 17, 1863, near Westerville, Decatur Co., Iowa; married Apr . 10, 1810, Patrick Co., Robert Brammer (b. 1789, d. Feb. 4, 1882), son of John and Elizabeth Brammer. Children: Alexander, George Wilmott, Betsey, James , Daniel, at least two other c hildren. 12. John McAlexander, born 1800, died 1880, Patrick Co.; married Jan. 17, 1828, Patrick Co., Margaret Brammer (b. 1809, d. 1890), daughter of Jeremiah and Catherine (Ayers) Brammer. Children: Jeremiah, Will iam, Exoney, Tamar, James, Margaret , Isabel, Milly, John Jr. 13. Milly McAlexander, born Sept. 3, 1801; married (1st) early 1820's, James Reynolds (b . 1792, d. 1850's); married (2nd) May 31, 1860, Patrick Co., John Hubbard (b. 1795). Child from first marriage: William. 14. Daniel McAlexander (later Daniel Alexander), born 1804, died l850's, Bath Co. , Ky.; married (date unknown) Nancy No children known. 15 . Samuel McAlexander, born 1808, died 1876, Patrick Co.; married March 1 1, 1830, Montgomery Co., Va., Bier Lester (b. 1814, d. before July 1879). Children: Parshandatha, Lester, Paratha, William, James C., Samuel Jr., Darius, Daniel, John Floyd, Austacia, Mildred Ann, Derenza Emeline. 16. Isabel McAlexander , born 1809; married Jan. 24, 1828, Patrick Co., William J. Robertson (b . 1806). Children: Daniel, Sarepta, Abram H., Samuel T. 17. Tamar McAlexander, born 1813, died between Feb. 1865 and Nov. 1871, Patrick Co.; married Feb. 5, 1832, Aaron DeHart (b. 1800, d. 1861), son o f Elijah and Mary (Jordan) DeHart. Children : Rebecca, Rachel, Milly J., Sarah, Eleazar, Aaron, Alexander. 1 3. Rachel McAlexander, born Dec. 16, 1817, died May 1881, Raleigh Co., W.Va.; married March 12, 1835, Patrick Co . , Champ Lester (b . Nov. 3, 1809, d. Nov. 9, 1888), son of William and Rachel Lester. Children: Samuel, Milly, John, Lochony (dau.), Perry, Paris, Tamar, Daniel, Rebecca, Victoria, Gordon, Alethia , Levi Champ, Isabella Rachel, William, Virginia, Wesley. .:l / �The McAlexander Family of Patrick Co., cont . JOHN McALEXANDER'S CHILDREN John McAlexander married Agnes (Nancy) Burnett , daughter of John and El izabeth Burnett, on March 25, 1780, in Amherst (now Nelson) Co . , Va . In 18ll John settled near his brother Wi lliam in Patrick Co . 1. Samuel McAlexander, born 1781, died 1842, Van Buren (now Cass) Co., Mo.; married Nov. 18, 1805, Elizabeth Ware, daughter of Robert ~vare. Children: Mary, Robert, Virginia, Andrew, Na ncy , Louvina , Samuel Jr . , James Hardin, William L . , Martha, Sarah B . 2. James McAlexander , born about 1783 , died 1860's, Carroll Co., Tenn.; married March 20, 1807, Ann W. Kidd , daughter of John N. and Juriah Kidd of Amherst Co . Children: Leroy, Lucinda, Julina, Ma ry F., Eliza Ann D., Adeline T ., James Jackson. 3 . Milly McAlexander, born about 1785, died before Jan. 31, 1848, Van Buren (now Cass) Co., Mo.; married Sept. 27, 1802 , William Lyon . 4. Patsey McAlexander, born about 1787, living in North Carolina in 1842; married Sept. 26 , 1804, David Owen. 5. John ~cAle xander, Jr., born about 1791, died l840's, Tennessee; married Nov . 27 , 1318, Patrick Co . , Ruth Kidd (b. Nov. 24, 1786, d. March 2, 1851), daughter of John N. and Juriah Kidd. Children: Siebert H. , John James, unidentified daughter (married a Cole), Albert A., Juriah N. 6 . Nanc y McAlexander, born Feb. 2, 1790, died Nov. 21, 1871, Independence, Mo.; married Feb. 5, 1814, Patrick Co . , James Tuggle (b. May 15, 1790, d. Dec. 9, 1834), son of John and Elizabeth (Harrison) Tuggle . Children: John Alexander, William Douglas, James J . , Henry P., Elizabeth, Edmund Lee. 7 . William McAlexander, born 1794, died about 1857, Platte Co., Mo.; married Dec. 30, 1817, Patrick Co. , Nancy Harris, daughter of Reuben and Margaret (McAlexander) Harris . (See preceding section.) Children: unidentified son, Nancy, Mahala, Sarah, William Jr . 8 . Alexander McAlexander, born July 11, 1796, died Feb. 1 , 1864, Polk Co ., Mo .; married (date lost) , Patrick Co . , Sabrina Harbour (b. 180 2, d. 1883 ), daughter of Moses Harbour. Children: Claiborn T., EdrnundM., James F. M. , David T., Charles M. L . , William Benton, Matilda, Eli za Ann. The sons changed their surname to Alexander. 9. David McAlexander , born 1798, died 1898, Patrick Co. ; married Dec. 30, 1817, Patrick Co., Jane Thomas, daughter of Charles Jr . and Deborah (Jordan) Thomas. Children : Deborah, Rebecca, Peter, Alexander, Mary P., John, David Jr., Charles . lOo Edmund McAlexander, born about 1804, died 1842 , Van Buren (now Cass) Co., Mo.p unmarried. �.2.3 · Subrni tted by: Judy Blackwell, 224 Christian Ave • ..NE, Roanoke,. VA 24012 SIMMONS CEMETERY This cemetery is located between Christia~sburg and Floyd Virginia . It is just off Route 8 to the right on State Route 730. Immediately after turning off Route 8, take the little- grav.el road to the right. It was the old 730 before they took out the cur~e. Look straight up the hill towards the big patch of pines and there is a cemetery with a rock fence around it. The following graves are marked and still upright. There may be others but none that we could find. Charles Simmons , son of Charles Simmons and his wife, Mary Wainright. Born in Bedford County, Virginia 1753, Died 1837 and his wife Eleanor . CSA Charles A. Simmons A volunteer Company A 24th Virginia Infantry Born October 13, 1834 Killed in Battle of Frazier's Farm 30 June 1862 Sgt . Thomas H. Simmons Company A. 24th Virginia Infantry 24th Sergeant served as Colonel at Gettysburg Battle Born 17 July 1839 Killed at Battle of Petersburg April 2, 1865 Acting Colonel at the Battle of Gettysburg Son of Thomas W. and Delilah Booth Simmons Hamilton W. Simmons 6th Son of Roley M. and Nancy H. Simmons 3 December 1869 18 August 1917 Attorney for the Commonwealth of Floyd Count y for 14 consecutive years from 1902 to Death. Nancy M. wife of Roley M. Simmons daughter of Colonel John W. and Susan Cox Helms 3 March 1832 21 March 1915 Roley Madison Simmons son of Thomas W. and Delilah Booth 25 January 1826 23 Decem ber 1902 Simmons An hones t man is the noblest work of God �Page Two Simmons Cemetery Thomas W. Simmons 10 April 1798 Died 14 April 1857 Them that sleep in Jesus will God bring with him Montague Howard Simmons Born 28 May 1832 18 November 1875 Delilah Susan daughter of R. M. and Nancy H. Simmons 28 March 1865 21 May 1865 Elizabeth Helms wife of Fleming Howery daughter of Colonel John W. and Susan Cox Helms 1839-1915 Inf ant son of R.M. and Nancy H. Simmons Born 2 April 1863 Suffer little children to come unto me. Q.B.S. Footstone only T.W.S. Footstone only M.H.S. Footstone only �.25 From Lt. Col. Paul L. Purvine and Helen L. Purvine , 341 1 Seattle, Washington 98199 . w. Lawton St ., ADAM WALKER FAMILY BIBLE Adam Walker ' s Book Price $9.00 October t he 23rd 1814 . Printed and Published by Mather Carey , No. 122 , Market Street, Philadelphia 1811. BIRTHS Page 678 Adam Walker Senr. was Born October 1729 Agnes Davis Walker was Bor n J uly 1749 James Walker Born the 7 th of April 1768 Walter Walker Born the 3rd of October 1770 Adam Walker Born Friday February the 12th 1773 . (Adam Walker J r .) PollYMary Walker was born October the 26th 1779 . (Polly Mary Doak Walker) Penny Long was born the 27th of February 177 5 . (Penny Walker Long) Mary Walker Montgomery was Born the 5th of February 1777 . (Mary Walker) Nancy Walker Finley was Born on Sunday June t he 13th 1779 . ( Nancy Walker) Martha Buchanan was Born Friday September the 14th 1781. (Martha Walker Buchanan) Rachel Campbell was Born on Thursday the 12th of February 1784. (Rachel Walker Campbell) John Martin Walker was Born on Friday , June 8th 1787 , Mary Vi rginia Walker was Born Monday 15th of July 1844 . Susan Missouri Walker was born April 8 t h 1849. Nancy Walker was Born on the 18th November 1852. (Nancy E. Walker) Page 679 Walter Montgomery Walker was Born on Saterday the 23rd of July 1814. David Doak Walker was Born on Tuesday the 25th of June 1816. Claborne Campbell was born Monday the 1st of March 1819. (Later he spelled his name Clayborne) Nancy Hannah was Born the 22nd of July 1821 on Sunday. (Nancy Hannah Walker) Wellington Boliver was Born the 17th of March 1824 on Thursday Morning. (Wellington Boliver Walker) Laduska Walker born on 24 May 1857. (Laduska Jane Walker) Dora Walker was born 22 February 1861. (Dora Emily Walker) DEATHS Page 679 cont'd Adam Walker departed th i s life on the 27th day of April 1835. Aged 62 years 2 mo 15 days Monday 10 O' Clock A.M. (Adam Walker Jr.) David D. Walker departed this life on the 27th of November 1835 years 5 months 2 days (Satterday) (David Doak Walker) Aged 19 �ADAN WALKER FAMILY BIBLE (continued) Polly Walker departed this life on the 28th day of July 1842. 10 O' Clock A.M. Aged 63 years 9 mos 2 day . on Thursday . (Polly Mary Doak Walker) Page 680 Adam Walker departed this life on the 30th of September 1812 aged 8t1 y~ars . (Adam Walker Sr . ) Agnes Walker Departed this life on the 17th of December 1808 aged 61 years . (Agnes Davis Walker) Walter Walker departed this life on the 26th of January 1817 on Sunday evening aged 47 years 25 days . (Walter was the son of Adam Walker Sr . ) Polly DoaJ< departed this life on the 19th of August 1826 aged Seventy on Friday twelve O' Clock . (Polly Mary Doak Walker) David Doak Sr . departed this life on the 16th of January 1823 Aged about 77 years . Robert Doak departed this life on the 19th of August 1818. Aged 43 years or thar abouts . Martha Doak departed this life on the 5th of December 1824 aged about 47 years. David Doak (Jr.?) departed this life on the 8th of December 18 2 7 aged 47 years . Samuel Doak departed this life on the 2nd of April 1839 . Martha Buchanan departed this life on the 8th of Septr . 1845 . Aged 63 yrs. (Martha Walker Buchanan) Walter Montgomery Walker departed this life on May 4th 1896 . Aged 8 ) yr 9 Mo 11 da . Claborne Campbell Walker departed this life on Dec 30, 1902. Aged 83 yr . 9 mos & /.9-days (83 yrs). MARRIAGES Page 677 Adam Walker Sen ' r & Agnes Davis was married on Friday May the 1 9th 1767 . Walter Walker & Grizel Buchanan was married on Thursday the 20th of April 1797. Adam Walker & (Mary) Polly Doak was married on Thursday the 11th of March 1813. James G.• Lon g & Penny Wal ker was married on Thursday the 3rd of March 1803. John Montgomery & Mary Walker was married on Thursday the 1st of Septemb~r 1808 . William Finley and Nancy Walker was married on Thursday the 7th of March 1799. Alexander Buchanan & Martha Walker was married on Thursday February the 10th 1803. Audlai Campbell & Rachel Walker was married on Thursday the 12th of June 1806. John M. Walker & Polly Griffen was married on Thursday the 11th of June 1813. (John Martin Walker) �ADAM WALKER FAMILY BIBLE (continued) 2. '7 John Thompson & Polly Montgomery was married on Tuesday the 15th of August 1815. John C. Henry & Nancy H . Walker was married August the 29th 1839.• (Nancy Hannah Walker, md in Missouri) Will Walker & Jane Mackey was married on Thursday the 6th of July 1843 18 minutes past 3 O' Clock, P~M . (Walter Montgomery Walker - md in Pike Co. MO . ) WALTER MONTGOMERY WALKER FAM. BIBLE Certi ficate of Harr iage of Walter Montgomery Walker and Jane Mackey is in this bible. Bible was published by the National Publishing Co., Ph iladelphia, PA. ; Chicago , ILL.; St.• Louis , MO., and Columbus, Ohio . Purchased in 1876 f or $8 .• 50 . Walter was the son of Adam Walker Jr.• and the grandson of Adam Walker , Sr. Page 108 Walter Montgomery Walker was born on the 23rd July 1814. (Wythe Co., VA. ) Jane Mackey was born on the 24th of April 1819-•. (Missouri, probably Pi ke C-:l.) Mary V. Walker was born on the 15th of July 1844 . (Mary Virginia Walker, born Pike Co ., Mo . ) Susan M. Walker was born on the 8th of April 1849 . (Susan Missouri Walker born Zena , Polk Co ., OR~ ) Nancy E. Walker was born on the 18th of November 1852 . (Nancy Elinora Walker born Zena , Polk Co.• , OR. ) Laduska J . Walker was born on the 24th of May 1857.• (Laduska Jane Walker born Zena , Polk Co ~, OR.) Dora E. Walker was born on the 22nd February 1861. (Dora Emil y Walker born Zena, Polk Co-. , OR.• ) DEATHS Page 109 Susan t-L. (Walker) Jeffries departed this life on May 28th 1895 aged 46 years 1 mo and 20 days . Walter Montgomery Walker departed this life on May 4th 1896 aged 81 yr 9 mo and 11 days . Laduska J . (Wallter) Sears departed this 1 ife on Aug.• 14, 1903 at 5 P .M. aged 46 yr 2 mo 21 days (Laduska Jane Walker) Jane Mackey Walker departed this life on Aug.• 28, 1904 at 12 m-. ages 58 yr 4 mo 4 da. Nancy E. (Walker) Henry departed this life on Sept. 21st 1925. 73 yrs 10 mo. 26 days Page 110 DEATHS Mary Virginia w. Purvine Jan 23, 1929 in Salem, OR. (Mary Virginia Walker Puryine, widow of Joshia Lorance Purvine) Dora Walker April 4, 1930 . (Dora Emily Walker) �El.HER WALTER PURVINE Elmer was the son of Joshua Lorance Montgomery Walker . HOLY BIBLE Purvi~e and Grandson of Halter Family Record Marriages : Page 841 Joshua L •. Purvine was marri ed to Mary v.• Walker Nov. 24, 196l~. (Joshua Lorance Purvine & Mary Virginia Walker, TRarried Zena, Polk Co., OR . ) Frank L. Purvine and S . J. Nichols - April 17, 1892 McMinnville, Oregon . (Frank Lorance Purvine & Sarah Jane " Jennie" Nichols, married at home of , and by Rev.• Emanuel Northup, McMinnville, Yamhill Co ., OR) Mary Ruth Purvine - William Seaman Lock.man at Long Beach, Calif. September 19, 1932-. (At Frank Lorance Purvine l)ome) Paul Loranc e Purvine - New York City , NY. Helen Lucas (Helen Julia Lucas 26 March 1943, Post Chapel, Governor's Island , New York, NY.) Glenn Ferris Purvine married to Ruth Evangeline Caldbeck Sept. 4 , 1923 , Portland , OR, Sarah Jane Purvine died at Riverside, Cal.• Jan -18, 1958.• Births - Page 842 Joshua L·. Purvine was born March 5th 1842. (Joshua Lorance Purvine born in Morgan Co., IL. ) Mary V., Purvine was borne July 15, 1844 (Pike County, Missouri) . (Mary Virginia Walker) Elmer Walker Purvine was born Nov • . 26th, .1865 , . (Zena , Polk Co ., OR . ) Charles Dudley Purvine was born June 10th 1867, died April 16, 1933 . (Born Zena (also known as Spring Valley) Polk Co.• , OR. died Salem , OR.) Frank Lorance Purvine was born Dec, 31 , 1869, died Dec. 7, 1956.• was born at Zena , Polk Co.• , OR.• and died in Riverside, CA.• ) (Franl{ Births: page 843 Manford Lynn Purvine was born August 7, 1874 . (Born Zena , Polk Co . , OR . ) Children of Frank & Jennie Purvine: Mary Ruth Purvine - Sep . 27 1893 (McMinnville, Yamhill Co ., OR.) Lora Nichols Purvine - Nov. 13, 1897, Zena, Polk Co., OR . Glenn Ferris Purvine - July 18, 1899, Zenz , Po l k Co., OR . Albro Purvine - May 12, 1901, Zena, Polk Co., Or. Paul Lorance Purvine - Salem, OR., July 2, 1908, Children of Glenn and Ruth E. Purvine: Doris Jean Purvine - 18 Feb, 1929, Long Beach , CA. Bruce McArthur Purvine - 22 Jan 1932, Long Beach, CA. Children of Paul & Helen Purvine: Dennis Lorance Purvine, 22 March 1944, New York, NY. �ELMER WALTER PURVINE - HOLf' BIBL~ con:tinued Stephen Paul Purvine, 17 Dec 1947, Walla. Walla1 WA. Philip Walker Purvine, 3 Jun 1955, Landstuhl, Rhineland- faltz, West Germany. Deaths: paee 842 Albro Purvine October 26, 1901, Zena, Polk Co . , OR. Son of Frank L. Jennie Purvine. Joshua L~ & s. Purvine August 14, 1921. (Salem, OR.) Mary V. Purvine January 23, 1929.• (Salem, OR.) Bibles are in the possession of Doris Jean Marino, CA. Pur~.i.ne Chr i stensen, San 27 June 1986. ADAH WALKER FAMILY Adam Walker Sr.. was born in Ireland. When did he come to this country? He married Agnes Davis of PA. Where & When? They moved to what is now Wythe Co.• , VA. and raised their family .• · The Adam Walker Jr. family left for MO. in 1849? an~ arrived in Pike Co. Does anyone know the route they may have taken? They settled in what was known as the Calwnent Distri.ct which is ,near Clarksville, MO.• Some of their letters refer to the area where they lived as Walkerville. MO. in 1832? In 1845, Wellington Boliver Walker, his ·brother Cla)•borne Campbell Walker, his cousin Andres Jackson Doak and A. J. ' s wife Rebecca left for Oregon. They settlec' in the Will iamette Va.lley, .,appro~. 10 n.iles Northwest of Salem in what was lated named " Spring Valley." Later there was a small community & post office called " Zena. " In 1847, Wellington went back to Pike Co., using a pack horse to carry h is supplies. In 1848, Wellington, Walter Montgomery Walker, his wife Jane Mackley Walker, their daughter Mary Virginia Walker (then 4 yrs. old) and Elizabeth, a 13 yr. old black girl left for s-e.• Joseph, MO. where they joined a wagon train for Oregon. Wellington was elected Captain of the wagon train. They arrived in Vancouver on 1 November 1848. John Purvine of Illinois was in the same wagon train.. The Walker and Purvine children intermarried to the extent t hat is was found feasible to have a PURVINE- WALKER reunion rather that to have two separate ones with mostly the samepeople· We have a record of over a thousand decendents of the two fam ilies who met while members of the wagon train. Paul L. Purvine, Historian, Purvine-Walker Reunion, 3411 Seattle, WA. 98199 w. Lawton St. ROCKBRIJX;E COUNTY, VIRGINIA CEMETERIES, Vol I, Kerns Creak District compiled by Angela M Ruley. The present Kerrs Cr Dist including the South Buffalo area. Price $19.95 - Va residents add 41% sales ta~. Orqer frQm Angela M Ruley , Rt 1 Box Jll, Natural Bridge, VA 24578. �3o Floyd County PARISH VISITS The Rev. Bowers' records indicate that he preached sermons at Hylton on December 4, 5, and 6 and at Zion Church in Floyd County on December 12, 1886. To begin his ministry in Floyd County, he arrived at 7:15 pm , Thursday, December 30, 1886. He went into the parsonage Monday afternoon, January 3, 1 887, and received a "pounding" the same evening . On January 31, 1887, he received a pounding from the town people (48 packages) . On February 6 there was a public meeting of Zion 's Missionary Society ( "Very Fi ne") where $5.82 was collected. He notes that together with Brother D.W. Swain, he paid a visit to Gladeboro, Carroll Co., Va . , May 28, 1887, and returned on May 30. He rode 75 miles, preached four times , . addressed Sunday School, and visited five families. Zion Evangelican Lutheran Chu rch Church officers on 12/22/1886 Benjamin Phlegar, Elder Darius W. Sowers, Elder David Williss , Deacon Wil l i am M. Epperl y , Deacon s. A. Epperly, Deacon W. T. Sowers, Deacon Na me El ect e d and i nstall on March Benjamin Phlegar, Elder D. W. Sowers, El der J. H. Hatcher, Elder David Williss, Deacon W. M. Epperly , Deacon Marian Epperly. Deacon Isaac A. Moone, Deacon Date of visit (1 2/86 - 12/87) Black , Miss Lucy 7 . 17 1.6,14 Black, Cha's E. 7.17 2.8 Mrs . Cha ' s E. 2.8 7.17 11.22 Black , Sally 11.22 Canaday , Benton 6.2 Cannaday, Gi les L. 6.2 Mr s . Giles L. 1.14 6.2 Cronk, Mrs . Mary 1.6 2.22 6.12 Cronk, S i mon 10 .3 2.5 6 . 16 Mrs. Simon 6.16 10 . 3 2.5 Dickis on, Mrs. D---1.7 5. 1 3 Mi net ias(? ) 1.7 5.13 Epper ly, Addis on 11 .18 1.14 6.2 Epperly, Aunt Peggy 6.10 Epperly, Brethard 6.2 William 6.2 Epperly, J. Aiken 10 . 7 1.6 2.22 Mrs. J . Aiken 1.6 2.22 10 . 7 Epperly , Nettie 1 1 . 22 10.3 12.19 12.19 20, 18 87 �31 NEW MEMBERS, Floyd County Name Date Hall, Amanda M. Phlegar, Mrs. Emma Smith , Emma Gay Spangler , Mrs . Sam ' l Swaim, Will iam Whitlock, Matilda Ellen Wil lis , Mary Ella 12/18/87 4/ 3/87 11/20/87 7/14/87 12/25/87 12/ 4/87 11/20/87 Method Age Baptism Letter, Meth Church Baptism Confirmati on Baptism {Hylton) Baptism Confirmation ca ca ca ca ca ca ca 50 30 17 45 22 20 16 yrs. yrs . yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. NEW MEMBERS, Richmond, Va . Bulhal ler , Rosa B. Hack, Philip Heckler, Harry Gilmore Heckler, Lewis P. Myer, Mrs. Wm . F. .Paulson, Jenny o . Rupp, Mat ilda Uml auf, Mrs . Jno.A. Umlauf, Wm. Henry Wachter, Ardelia Wachter, Jacob A . Wachter , Sarah Francis 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/8 8 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 7/ 1/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 5/20/88 Confirmation confirmation Baptism Baptism Baptism Con f irmation Confirmation Letter Baptism Confirmation Confirmation Confirmation 23 17 18 17 20 14 14 19 15 45 50 14 yrs . yrs. yrs . yrs. yrs. yrs . yrs . yrs . y rs . yrs. yrs. yrs. FUNERALS Name Age(y/m/d) 20-25 yrs Black, Lucy Rutrough, Sam'l Tho's 2 4/ 5/16 Taye , Edwin 0/ 5/0/ 5/Taye , ' Tisha Wachter, Bertha Louisa 8/ 4/20 Willis, Clara Minnie 12/ 1/28 Date 7 /19/87 8/ 7/87 5/20/88 5/12/88 4/17/88 10/28/87 Place of Burial Cause of Death Zion Graveyd t yphoid fever Hoback Graveyd consumption Home Home membraneous croup Vogeler ' s diptheria Hylton , flJnA.. 'Po/.Lema.1t~ B. iJodd and h.e1t h.On o/ 2 Oah Lane, SW, <ile.n. Bun.ni..e, (l}j} 21061 cont1ti..bu.ted th.e/.Le 1teco1td/.L / 1tom h.e1t g,n.and/ath.e/t BowenA. 1 pa/ti.Ah /tecofl.d/.L i..n II i..tti;;,i..ni..a. 1840 and 1850 FEDERAL CENSUS, TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA transcribed by Elise Jourdan, compiled & indexed by Francis W Mc i ntosh. Consisting of the complete census entries, 198 pages, two indexes , acid- free paper, soft cover. Price $15 postpaid. Order from Elise Jourdan, 8624 Asheville Highway , Knoxville , TN 37924. �1850 Mortality Schedule ALLEX;HANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA 'lhe 1850 , '60, ' 70, ' 80 Mortality schedul es fo r the State of Virginia are on microfilm at the State Archives. Copies of the county schedul e may be ordered from The Virginia State Library , Archives Division, Richmond, Virginia 23219 . A copy of this s chedule has been placed in the Virginia Room, main Roanoke City Public Library Roanoke, Virginia. p 53, SCHEDULE J, - Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June, 1850 , in _ the 1s t lli.strict in the County of Alleghany State of Virginia, enumerated by me , John L Pitzer, Ass' t Marshal. The columns on this page are numbered as follo wss 1 . NAME OF EVERY PERSON WHO DIED during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, whose usual Place of Abode at the Time of his Death was in this Fa mily. = DESCRIPTIONz 2. Age, 3, Sex 4. Color r White, Black or mulatto. 5 , Free or Sla ve. 6 . Married or widowed. 7, PLACE OF BIRTH: Naming the State, Territory, or County. 8. 'lhe Month in which the Person died . 9, Profession, occupation, or Trade. 10. lli.sease, or cause of death. 11. Number os days ill. (each line of the page is numbered) 1. Elizabeth A. Robinson = 38 = F =0=0= M = Virginia = February = 0 = Nervous? = 6 Month 2. Tipton Harlow = 34 = M = O=O= M = J. Susan = 75 = F = B = S = 0 - March = Laborer = Not Known = 1 Week = March = 0 = Old Age = 1 Year 4 . Charles A. Keyser = 2 = M = 0 = 0 = 0 = " = " = 0 = Not Known = 2 days 5 , Keziah Keyser = 70 = F'=O=O= W = " = Augus t = 0 = Paralytick = 6 Weeks 6. John R. Jackson = 20 = M = 0 = 0 = 0 = " = March = Laborer = Consumpt_ = 1 year 7. Julian A. Dickson = JO = F =0=0= M = " = = 0 = Child Birth 1 week 8. Lewis = 20 = M = M = S = 0 = = 0 = Consumption = 2 Months 9. Mary L Lockhart = 5/12 = f = 0 = 0 = 0 = " = " = 0 = Col ea Infantus = 5 days 10. Cloa = 52 = F = B = S = O = " = May = O =·Rheumatism ~ 5 Mont~ 11. Synadus Byre = 3 = M = O=O=O= = December = 0 = Soarthroat = 2 Weeks 12. Gilla A Woolf? = 18 = F = O=O=M = " = May = 0 = Consumption = 9 Weeks 13. Mary F. Woolf = 2/12 = F =0=0=0= " = June = 0 = " = 3? Weeks (or 8 weeks) 14. Elisabeth Ray hill = 42 = F = 0=0= M = = May = 0 = Not Known = 2 Months 15. Elisabeth Moyer = 44 = F = 0 = 0 = M = '' = Marc h = 0 = Diabetas? = Chronic 16. Elisabeth A. Moyer = 10 = F = 0=0=0= " = " = 0 = Soarthroat = 9 Iays 17. Matilda Tinsley = 38 = F = 0 = 0 = M = " = December = 0 = Child birth = 4 Tu.ys 18. John Fridley = 50 = M = O=O= M = " = March = Framer = Consumption = 5 Months 19. Hezekia h Fridley = 2 = M = 0=0=0= " = September = 0 = No t known = 2 Months 20. Harvey = 14 = M = B = S = 0 = " = May = 0 = Consumption = 1 Year 21. Tu.niel Stull = 74 = M = 0 =O = W = = " = Farmer = Dropsey = 5 Months 22. Charles L. Hurnphf:es = 4 = M =0=0=0= " = " = 0 = Soar throat = 2 Weeks 23. William Whitten = 29 = M = 0 = 0 = M = " = September = Farmer = Scrofula = 7 Months 24. John Callaghan = 90 = M = O=O= W = Ireland = Apri l = Farmer = Not Knmm = 1 Tu.y 25. Dolly = 25 = F = M = S = 0 = Virginia = August = 0 = Deranged = 1 Week 26. Dolly = 1/12 = F = M = S = 0 = = September = 0 = Not Known = 1 Month 27 . Cornelious = 5/12 = M = B = S = 0 = = " = = 5 days 28. Borden = 2 = M = B = F? = = April = 0 = " = 1 year 29. Anthony = 30 = M = B = S = 0 = " = February = Coald = 3 Weeks JO. Mary A. E. Clark = 17 = F = 0 = 0 =S ( single?) - '' = July = O = Consumption = 5 Months Ji. Harriet = 2 = F = M = S = 0 = = August = 0 = Not Know = 2 Days 11 - 11 11 11 11 - 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 �J2. John L. Robinson = 41 = M =0=0= W = " = March = Saddler = Hemoriage ? = 10 Weeks JJ. Isabel Williams = 50 = F = O=O= S? = Pensylvania = May = 0 = Apoplexy = 1 Day J4. Peter Pence = 61 = M =O~O=M = Virginia = Sept = Pauper = consumption = 3 weeks J5. blank REMARKS a No Malady privalent in the County . Character of the water / Lime Freestone Sulpher Album Challybeate & Red Sevell (or Seved) Timbers. / Red & black Oak. Chesnut Oak Chesnut Pine Hickry & Sugar. Iron Oar / in Abundance. Seasons Summer warm & winters mild. / Soil Rich and Productive, Rocks Lime & Freestone (Notes the " / " designates ' end of line ' on the original document) JEREMIAH WHITE HIS BOOK May ye 11 - 1722 from BIBLE RECORDS AND OTHER FAMILY DATA contributed by the Peaks of Otter Chapter DAR, 1934-1951 to The National Society, DAR, Vol II, collected by Susan A Early, Chapter Genealogist , Bedford , VA , 1951 . This copy in the Bed:ford Library, Bed:ford, Va . I hereby promis to clear and pay all cost charges as Claeks Sherifs and aloyers fees belonging to ye estate of Robert Martin and James Holl Hollway as witness my hand , this 25 day of March - 1727 . James G Holloway. 966 weight of tobacco comi ng to J ohn holt These(?) to ~ John White I do hereby Certify that my daughter Franky Robuck has recd 1811 the underwritten articles 1 Negro girl Rachel $250. 00 cts Bed & furniture 32 .50 1 saddle 26.00 10.00 1 cow & calf 1 chest 5.50 1 Ewe & lamb J.00 $31? . 00 To 1 Mare (pr i ce rubbed out) To 1 cow - $7. 00 ( " " ) 397 $404 Signed: To cash 167 John White 571 amount March 23rd of my estate To To To To To To ll He leaves a similar l ist of arti cles to : daughter Betsey Mann; son Eppy White; son John White; daughter Lucy Thornton; daughter Patsey White; daughter Nancy Mann; daughter Polley Tonyhay; daughter Salley Morris; son Reuben White, to whom he gives , besides articles named, "To Land in Franklin - $428.00 " ================================================================================ �BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL STURTEVANT by Robert H Sturtevant . The book i s primarily a lineal history - of factual data on 7 ,981 descendants of Samuel Sturtevant , the immigrant ancestor that came to America about 1639/1640 . Samuel Sturtevant played an active part in the early growth of Plymouth , Mass . , the first permanent settlement in the US . Working with men of strength such as William Bradford , Myles Standish , Edward Winslow, Thomas Prince , William Collyer, and Edmond Freeman --Samuel Sturtevant proved himself to be a valuable asset to the new Colony . The book is intended for the Genealogical sections of l i braries - and for persons tracing and/or interested in - their family background . The book consists of 869 pages, size 8-hcll'' , in quality hard cover. It contains narrative and pictures on a selected number of individuals; the Sturtevant airplane ; the Sturtevant automobile ; the city of Sturt evant , Wisconsin ; the USS Destroyers Sturtevant, etc . The price is $J2 . 00 plus $4. 00 (shipping and insurance). order from and make check payable to s Robert H Sturtevant , 3001 Inverness Drive , Waco, TX 76710 . DAVIDSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA , ABSTRACTS OF WILL ~OOK 2, 1844-1868 and DEED Soft cover , spiral binding , 81-xll ", complete name and slave index, i t 1J2 pp, $20 . 00 incl p&h . Order from the author , 5140 Hackney lane SW, Roanoke , VA 24018 . On 9 Dec 1822 D3.vidson Co. was formed from the part of Rowan east of the Yadkin River , an area populated by Scots-Irish , Germans, and English, many of whom had migrated from Pa , NJ , Del, and Md down the Great Philadelphia Wagon Road. Mrs . Shoaf has previously published Will Book 1, 1823-1846, which is available from her for $15 . 00 plus $1. 50 p&h. Davidson Co Deed Abstracts, Book 1 & 2 , by Catherine C Middleton , is available for $10 . 00 from the Lavidson Co Museum , South Main St , Lexington , NC 27292. I n the present volume the abstracts are made from t he recorded wills and and deeds in the offices of the IB.vidson Co Clerk of Court and Register of Deeds . A few unrecorded wills located at the NC Archives have been included . In instances where no probate date was given, the author has made effort to find a tombstone inscription showing the date of death. Names appearing frequently are those of Adderton , Badget , Barns , Beall, Beck, Berrier, Billings, Bodenhamer , Briggs , Byerly , Cecil, Conrad, Curry , Daniel , Darr, Lavi s, Farrabee , Feezer , Fritts, Frank, Grubb , Grimes, Headrick, Hege , Leonard, Long, Miller , Sink, Shoaf, Sowers , Swicegood , Tarr, Teague, Thompson , Trantham, Tussey, Wagoner , Wal ser , Williams, Wils on, Wood, Young , and Younts . BOOK 3, 1 826-1828 by Mary Jo Iavis Shoaf. CEMETERIES OF UNICOI COUN'IY , TENNESSEE by Uni coi County Historical Society , The Unicoi Co, Tenn, Cemeteries listings began in the early 1970s and completed 1989. The book contains history of the County by early historians . Two of the oldest stones found were Christopher Mcinturff died 1796 and Edward Wiet died 1797, both found in Peoples Cemetery. The book contains a map of cemeteries with page number listing complete information on the gravestones. There is a complete indes in alphabetical order of people listing the cemt ery where buried . Genealogical information rin all stones and many unmarked graves are listed with genealogical information. The book contains 448 pages, spiral coil paper cover. The price if $27 .10 , which includes mailing charges . Order from William Cooper , 102 Valley View Dr., Erwin, Tenn. 37650. SETTLERS ALONG BACK CREEK - VOL. I by Nelson Harris . This is a history of the Grisso, Poage, Harris and Hayes families and other allied families. The first settlers along Back Creek in Southwest County afte r 1740 came from Pennsylvania. One of the first prominent settlers in the area was Colonel Andrew Lewis. Based on court records some of the earliest settlers along Back Creek were Robert Poage (1748), John Martin (1768), James Templeton (1770), David Snyder (1781 ), William Henry (1787), Jobb Shrewsbury (1788), Edward Billups (1794), Obadiah Reynolds (1795) , Mathias Grisso (1796) and Robert Beavers (1797). O~her families included Wim.rners, �Book Reviews 35 Fergusons , Willetts, Websters and Shartzers . Many citizens of 13ack Creek were among the Confederate forces during the Civil War from Montgomery and Roanoke Counties, Va. Poages Mill was built by Elijah Poage. Squire Poage was a skilled carpenter, an undertaker, and built walnut coffins with silver handles (prices $J.00-14.50). There were early one room schools and churches in the area. Many early family cemeteries are being preserved, realizing their historical significance. Documentation of many facts were made from The Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Library and the Morman Stake Center Family History in Roanoke, Va. Allied families in the book are: Adney, Areson , Baker, Barnhart, Bowman, Ferrell, Flora, French, Greenlee, Grisso, Hackworth, Harris, Hayden, Hayes, Holmes, Ikenberry, King, Muse, Naff, Poage, Polk, Preston, Sanford, Shreve, Sloan, Snyder, Statler, Wallace and Woods. Price: $8.00 postpaid. Order from C Nelson Harris, 1909 I.angdon Road, Roanoke , Va 24015. THE SAMPSON STEWARTS A FAMILY RECORD by Morris Monroe Stewart and Virginia May Murdick Stewart. The Stewart family charts in this book covers five generations from William Stewart Sr. (5 Jan 1756 - 12 Dec 1833) through James 'lhomas Stewart Sr. (24 Oct 1873-9 Oct 1951) 195 years. William Stewart Sr records indicate that he was living in Botetourt Co, Va, when he entered t he revolutionary War Service. The National Archives Service record lists him as serving in Joseph Crockett's 7th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Col Alexander McClenachan. Some of the state records covered were Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee. Sources included military records, family charts, Bible records, cemetery records, obituaries, and personal letters . There are two indexes: (1) the name Stewart , (2) names other than Stewart. There are many maps and photos. The 268 page book has an attractive ringed paper cover design copied from the official logoof the Clan Stewart Society in America. Write the author Morris Monroe Stewart, 111 Masonic Ave., Monroe , LA 7120J . A WARD FAMILY HISTORY (1750-1989) by Mary Jane Vaden. John Ward (1750-1827) lived in Lunenburg Co, Va . Recent generations have scattered into many parts of Virginia and other states , especially North Carolina. Cousins who shared previous compilations of family data were : Julia Mae White Bundy of Lebanon, Va; Nancy Ward Bowman of Meherrin, Va; and Henry D Ward, formerly of Richmond, Va. 'I'yJ)es of records used were Bible records, family group sheets, photographs, newspapers articles , death, marriage, and census records. This history covers more completely the descendants of William A Ward and Mary C Willard of Lunenburg Co , Va (1808-1989). Some of the most frequent surnames, other than Ward are: Almond, Amos, Berkley, Bowman, Bruce , Cobb, D:tllas, Dunnavant, Elliott, Evans, Graves, Hailey/Haley, Noel, Phillips, Reynolds, Rutledge, Spain, Tharrington, Vaden, Vaughn, Walker, Weatherford, White, and Wilkerson. This book is well documented, hard cover, completely indexed, 254 pages and has a Library of Congress number. The price is $25.00 plus $2.50 (postage and handling) for $27,50. Order from Mary Jane Vaden 2438 Memorial Ave SW, Roanoke, Va 24015. All review books have been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Library, Roanoke, Va. We are still receiving Pedegree Charts from new and old members . For those who have sent in your pedigree chart to SVGS -- Have you any corrections or additions? If so please s end 'them' to us, so we can update the charts . �QUERIES 1-90: Seeking information on William & Frances BLANKENSHIP DILLON. Their dau Cynthia md William HARRISON on 23 Oct 1826, Franklin Co, Va. Also need parents & birthdate of William HARRISON. He & Cynthia came to Cabell Co, Va (WV) in 1843 & raised their ten ch in Huntington. Rachel Harbour, 205 Seaton Drive, Russell, Ky 41169. 2-90: Seaton B ROWSEY & Drucilla~~? were on 1850 Rockbridge Co, Va, census with their ch. He was a school teacher at Hamilton School. They moved to Cabell Co, WV in 1854 with bro James ROWSEY. I need info on their p & birthdates. They md ca 1844, Where? Rachel Harbour, see above . 3-90: Somewhere in Va. Jesse EARL md Mary "Polly" BOYD ca 18JO, In 1836, they moved to Floyd Co, Ky & lived there 15 yrs bef moving to Wayne Co, Va(WV). Need p & birthdates & co. they were md in. Mary EARL d in 1906. She was 101 yrs old. Rachel Harbour, see above. 4-90: Need info on Jonas B WALLER who Co, Va, Rev Richard Elliot officiated. shown in 1810 Tax Roll: ? Son shows in Waller, 422 NE 36th st. Grand Prairie, I md Mary MADDING 2 Feb 1793, Pittsylvania Son Jonas M WALLER b 1803. Jonas B WALLER 1840 Pittsylvania census. Richard G TX 75050 . ~- 90: Wish to correspond with others researching Lewis/Louis RATI.,IFF, o ca 1820 in Patrick Co, Va, & lived in Tazewell & Russell Cos, Va, 1840-1860. Wife, Polly was b ca 1814 in Wythe Co, Va . What was her maiden name? Did Lewis die bef 1870? Who were his parents? Agnes J Rudberg , 1406 Ingram Drive, Sun City Center, FL 33573. 6-90 : Lewis RATLIFF, 50 yrs, & Eliza, 40 yr, are listed in Logan Co, WV 1870 census. Where did they come from to Logan & where did they go after 1870? Wish to correspond with anyone who has info about them. What was Eliza's maiden name? Agnes J Rudberg, see above . ?-90: Lydia RATLIFF, B 1800, dau of John & Charlotte (WHITE) RATLIFF of Tazewell & Russell Cos, Va, md (1) William RATLIFF & (2) Richard RATI.,IFF. Where were William & Lydia in 1830 & earlier? Did they have sons other t han Shadrack, John S, & Abednego? Who were William's parents? When did he Die? Where did he come from to Tazewell? Agnes J Rudberg, 1406 Ingram Drive , Sun City Center, FL 33573 . 3-90: Seeking info on the parents of S(t)anford JACOBS, b 1806/8 in NC & his wife Rhoda BARRE'IT, b ca 1808 in Va, md in Wythe Co, Va 21 Oct 18JO. Moved to Monroe Co, Ind in the early 1840s. Pat Pittman , 6131 N 8th Ave; Phoeniz, AZ 85013. 9-90: Seek relationship between James LYON, b 1783 , & Stephen LYON, b bef 1765, both in Rockcastle Co, KY in 1810. Were they related to Humberson ,Humberstone, Humbertson LYON who d in Patrick Co, VA in 1793? What was relationship of Humbertson LYON on New River in 1750 to Capt Humberon LYON & Lt Humberson LYON of militia from Washington Co, VA 1777-1780? Mrs Bruce C Poteet, 8JJ6 Adrian Co~rt, Charlotte, NC 28226 10-90: Did Revolutionary War Benjamin POTEET , who lived in Bedford & Lee Cos , Va and in KY, have son James (War of 1812 from TN) & dau Artemesia, who md James LYON in Lincoln Co, KY 1810 wH,h bondsman William BURNS? Or were William & Keziah POTEET of Franklin Co, Va parents of James & Artemesia? Mrs Bruce C Poteet, see above �Queries 3'7 11-90: PHILLIPS, Andrew J md Rebecca ? ca 1880-85 - where? He lived in Carroll Co, Va, but not md there. Mrs S Oscar Dean, RD 3 Box 82, Cambridge Spgs, 4 PA 16403 12-90: in VA. above . TAYLOR, Joseph md Jane __? Who? Where? When? Dau Jane Elizabeth b 1767 Need parents for both & names of other children. Mrs S Oscar Dean, see lJ-90: Seek info on Da.niel JUSTICE?JUSTUS, of 1785 Finca3tle Co, Va when he appears on a jury list with Moses JUSTIJS, his bro. Daniel JUS'IDS reportedly stayed in that area of Va, md, and has a son named Moses . Janet Pease, 10310 W 62nd Place, Apt 202 , Arvada, CO 80004. 14-90: Seek info on 'James CURRY, June 1787 purchased 423 acres of land on branch of South Fork of Sa ndy River in Pittsylvania Co, Va, Md Margaret "Peggy'\ D ca 19 Oct 1817 in Pittsylvania Co, Va . When or where born? His parents? Who was his wife, her parents? William Curry, 103 Davidson Drive, Terrell, TX 75160 15-90: Seeking info on Levi HAYES and Ann ADNEY who were md on 7 June 1802 in Franklin Co, Va. Levi's father may be William HAYES. Ann's father was 'Ihomas ADNEY. Nelson Harris , 1909 langdon Road, Roanoke, Va 24015 . • i • 16-90: Seeking info on William Harris and Sarah E MUSE w'Ht::I w&e l'tal on J.,6 Feb 1843 in Roanoke Co, Va. William's father may be Levi HAAAIS. Sarah's f a ther may be John MUSE? Nelson Harris, 1909 Langdon Road , Roanoke, Va 24015. 17-90: Seeking info on David SLOAN and Catherine STATLER who were md on 21 Nov 181 2 in Botetourt Co, Va. 10.vid ' s father may be Arehibald SLOAN. Ca therin e' s fat her was J a cob STATLER . Nelson Harris, see above. • • 18-90: Trying to follow my Gouge/Gough line from VA to NC. John Gouge of Caroline Co moved to Orange Co in 1737 with his son John Jr & d there about 1748. My ~uestion is: was John Jr the father of our John Gouge (ca 1765-1810/20) who md Elizabeth Hoppes(?)?, Some believe our John was from VA - he d in Mit chell Co , NC on the border. Need confirmation & further ancestry. William G Cooper , 102 Valley View Drive, Erwin, TN 37650. 19- 90: Trying to follow my BOWMAN line from VA to TN . Harrison BORMAN , b 1853 md Alvina ARWOOD in 1868 in Ca.rber Co, TN. He was probably a s/o of Thomas BOWMAN , b 1811 , & Mary ___1_, probably of Wise Co, Va . Need confirmation & further a nc estry. William Cooper, see above. 20- 90: Trying to find the parents of two Buchanan Co residents , John W CHILDRESS , b ca 18JJ, md Charlotte RATCLIFFE (d/o Julius); & also Henry Wallace HORNE , b ca 1827, md (1) Juanita MULLINS & (2) Nancy A ? Henry was i n Co H, 22d VA CAV in Civil War . Possibly his father was Pleasant HORNE, who bought property in Wise Co in 1819. William Cooper, see 18-90. 21- 90: Seeking info on Isaac C ALLEN b 1755 ~cott eo, Va, was a Revol ut ionary Soldier in the war under comma nd of George Rogers Cla rk. Want t o know who his parent s were? Who were his bros & sisters? It ' s bel ieved he was of Scotch- Irish des ce nt. Wa nt to hear from anyone who Jmows a nythi ng a bout him. Will answer all letters and e xch info. Call or write . Mrs Fa.ye Eide, Rt 2 Box 22, Alamo, ND 58830. Phone 701-528- 47 62 . �Queries 39 22-90 ' Need info on 8llie Worth HANCOCK, Bland Co, ·Va, d late 1890s or early 1900? Had 3 daus, Lizzie Mable , Myrtle & Bertha , Who was their father & what happened to him. Ollie had one sister Adalie (Ad) md to Edw&rd Epperson - no ch. All lived & d in Bland Co, Va. Georgia Sargent, 4268 Samoa Dr, Hermitage, TN 37076, 23-901 Need information on Elizabeth T HUTSELL md Adam 1831 Giles Co, Va. Six chs William b 31 Oct 1832 d 13 1834 d 17 Nov 1863; James E b 6 Feb 1836 d 26 Aug 1862; d 9 Sep 1864; Julia Ann b 19 Dec 1839 d ?: Adam Clarx b Georgia Sargent, see 22- 90. T WAGGONER (WAGNER) 15 Nov Sep 1833; George E b 8 Feb Franklin P b 8 Nov 1837 7 Jan 1843 d 27 Jan 1936. 2lr90 : Seeking info about the ancestors & descendants of Capt John WIATT/WYATT & his wife Mary TODD (1725-1794). He was b 15 May 17)2 & d 5 Jan 1805. They were md 1755 in Gloucester Co, Va. Mrs Wm B (Mary) Bridges, 529 Oriole I.ane, Shrewsport, LA 71105 25-90 : Seeking descendants of the following ch of James Patton & Elizabeth BREEDI NG SKEEN: Tu.vis SKEEN (md ?Mary), Susan SKEEN md George PUCKETT, Winnie SKEEN md Allen THOMPSON, Mary SKEEN md Sam WILLIAMS. Russell Co , VA. Mary Anne Hale , PO Box 2823, Durham, NC 27705 26-90: Who were the parents of Elizabeth JAMISON who md James McCUTCHER (or eon) They lived Montgomery, Franklin & Patrick Cos of Va 1780-1818. Their land is in present Floyd Co, Va. Where did they die? Will share info . Henrilee Eastham McCUTCHEON, 2941 Charlemagne Ave, Long Beach , CA 90815. 27- 90: Who were the parents of James EASTHAM who md Ann FARMER 14 Apr 1768 Lunenburg Co, Va. He d 1791 in Lunenburg Co, Va. Have their ch & who they md. Will share info. Henrilee Eastham McCutcheon, see 26-90 . . . 28- 90: Sarah GRANT b 1760 NC md William HOGAN b 1750 NC, parents William GRANT, b ca 1726 & Elizabeth BOONE GRANT, b 1732, md NC (?) Siblings Rebecca Boone GRANT b 1774 md James LAMOND; Squire Boone GRANT , b 1764; Susannah GRANT. b 1790 KY md William KEELING? Who were parents of William GRANT & Elizabeth BOONE? Wilma Sandford, Box 516, Carlsbad, NM 88220. 29- 90: John CLARK, b ca 1814 NC. (?) md Margaret WIGGINS, b 1815, NC, lived Laurel Came from Maggie Valley, NC, near Cherokee Indian Reservation? Are either part Indian? Margaret's parents Alston WIGGINS b ca 1775 NC & Mary~? John CLARK's parents? Wilma Sandford , See 28- 90 & Whitley Cos, KY. 30-90: Jerusha POWERS b 1780 VA md 1800 (?) Samuel STEELE, lived Whitley Co, KY. Are Jonas (James) POWERS and Jerusha HARMAN parents? Who were Jerusha HARMAN's parents? Wilma Sandford, see 28-90. 31-90: Seeking parents of John HENDRICK, b 1806, VA , md Susan FLANNAGAN, 21 Aug 1830 Grayson Co, VA. Also info on Susan's father, Jeremiah FLANNAGAN. Who was Julia Ann STRANGE's mothe.r ? Julis, b 1836, Carrol Co, rnd Wesley DALTON, Dec 1854 Carrol Co. Her father was Samuel STRANGE. Fred W Hendrick, 11050 E Bertha Place Cerritos, CA 90701. 32-90: Seeking info about Matthew MORROW & his wife, Frances "Fanny" BURNETT, md Will be glad to exchange info & pay for postage & copying Boris N Bulatkin, 4123 E Lewis, Wichita, KS 67218-lJJl Hen~.Co , VA 1790/91. costs. �Queries JJ-90s CARTER, Thomas (1803-1880) & John CARTER (1801-1855) are on the 1822- 1829 Russell Co, VA personal property 'Tax lists. Are they related to any of the four CARTERS listed in the 1820 Russell Co, VA census: Mary, Soloman, Susannah, James? Thomas & John moved to I.awrence Co, Ky ca 18JO. What happened to Mary, Susannah, Solomon , & James? Kevin W Carter Nuernber law Center Hhc Usamca Nb Lst Arm Div, APO New York 09696-1325 it is Maj . Kevin W Carter 34-90: Jeremiah CAR'IER b ca 1804 in Bedford Co, VA & d 1880 in Lawrence Co, KY. His parents were William Carter & Phebe Muncy, believed to have lived in Bedford Co, Va or surrounding counties ca 1750-1820, Seeking info on parents or children of William & Phebe, as well as their date and place of marriage. Kevin W Carter, see JJ-90 . 35-90: John CARTER, d 1799, purchased 250 acres on Stanton River in 1789. Bedford Co records indicate 86 a cres of John ' s estate remained unsettled for years. Survi vors may include: wife Juda; son David who md Ann Jordan DEREFIELD in 1800 in Bedford Co; daus Patsey (bl782 RockbridgeCo), md Jacobus JORDAN in 1803 in Bedford Co; Judith. Exch info. Ma.i Kevin W Carter , see 33-90. 'Ihe Herald of the Valley, on August 27, 1821, printed the new "Supplement to the (Botetourt Co, Va. ) "The owners of real estate, and housekeepers in the Town of Fincastle, shall once in every Two weeks (and on Thursday) when the weather will permit, sweep the street, opposite his or their intire property or tenement, so that the sweeping from each side of the streets unite in the center; and that the same shall be removed at the expense of the Corporation, as far as proa cticable, to such place as three or more of the Trustees shall direct; and any freeholder or housekeeper neglecting or refusing to comply with this ordinance shall for every offence forfiet and pay the sum of one dollar and that the citizens may understand to which of the streets the foregoing ordinance is intended to apply; it is ordered to commence on the Main Street at the west enq of Mr. Robert Calhoun's house viz., the old Courthouse, and from thence to the east end of John Nevill's lot; from Mrs . Bartee's ending at the north extreme of the Rev. Robert Logan's house; and from the south end of Crogan's lot to the north extreme of J, Rudisill & McDowell's lots; from the northwest end of Jo. Site's lot to the south end of R. Kyle's kitchen; from Red.ricks by Boseman's to the east end of Doct. Woltz ' house and from the commencement of the street between Capt J M Bowyer's & Hudle's to the extreme end of the street including Mr Cruch's shop and Mr Woodville's and from thence passing Mr Turner's so as to include the dwelling house. "Ordered that all racks or other fixtures for the purpose of hitching horses or other stock to which stand on any of the streets of said town, or so near thereto as necessarily to compel such animal to stand on the street , be forthwith removed by the occupant of the property whereon they stand, under the penalty of one dollar for every 24 hours they shall remain after the first day of SEPTEMBER next. "If the owner or driver of any wagon and team , or other wheel carriage , shall suffer the same to remain in any street in said town more than six hours at one time, unless it be necessary for the purpose of loading and unloading, or shall at any time feed his horses in any of the streets, or any part of the Court House or Common, he,she, or they shall for every such offence, forfiet and pay the sum of two dollars. John Moore, President" Contributed by Charles T Burton, Laws of Fincast.le. " --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �SOUTHWESTERN VI RG INI A GENEALOG ICAL SOC I ETY FINANC IAL STATEMENT F/Y 1989 BANK BALANCES, Jdnuary 1, 1989 $ 11 ,274.50 INCOME: Membe r ship Dues Pedigree Charts Quer i es Donations Back Iss ues Ads Reimbursements Interest 9. 718. 00 55 . 60 12.25 20.00 279.00 11 .90 103.50 698.80 10,899.05 TOTAL INCOME TOTAL to be accounted for 22, 173.55 $ EXPENSES: P. 0. Box Rent Posta ge Pedig ree Cha r ts & Off i ce Supplies Printing VANS & Index Mai ling VANS Other Print i ng BOOKS - Virgi n ia Room, Roanoke Cit y Li brary Corporate Registration Fee Honorariums - Speakers Reception - Dee d i e Kagey Bank Charges -Checks , Deposit receipts & Bad Check charges Fi e ld Trip Seminar/Lecture Expense Dues - Nat i onal Gen . Society 72.00 856.00 12 2 .99 5,429.26 160.56 560.2 1 483.25 25 . 00 140 .00 148. 12 46.40 127 . 50 11 6 . 23 25 . 00 8,312.52 TOTAL EXPENSES BANK BALANCES, Dece mber 30 , 1989 Ora Be ll e Mc Co lman Treasure r $ 13,861.03 �GUILLAUME FOUQUET (Fuqua) contribute by Bedford City-County Museum Many Huguenots by the name of Fouquet fled from France, 1659 to 1685, because of religious persecution. Among the French Huguenots who came early to the American Colonies, probably from the British Isles , was Guillaume Fouquet, the emigrant ancester of a large family in the United States. The records concern Guillaume Fouquet and his decendants, through four sons, --Guillaume Fouquet (b ca 1667- d after 8-1-1698, Henrico Co., Va) md ca 1687 Jane Eyre (b 1671) daughter of Margaret Humpheys and Joseph Eyre, granddaughter of William Humphreys. Guillaume is mentioned in estate of Sarah Cocke, administratrix of William Cocke, dec ' d of Henrico Co, Va. Deeds, wills, etc , 1697-1701 (original). p 112 Va. State Library. Sons of Guillaume and Jane (Eyre) Fouqueta (1) William Fuqua (b ca 1688, Charles City Co . , Va. - d prior to 9-221788, Cumberland Co., Va; letters of administration, 9-22-1788, Court Orcer Book, 1788-1792, Reel 27 , p 20) md ca 1720-23 Elizabeth ~~~~ (d 1780 Charlotte Co, Va, Will Book 1, p 218 , Executrix of estate of William Fuqua, Lunenburg Co, Va, Wil.l Book 1, page 323 . ) (2) Joseph Fuqua, Sr. (b ca 1690-03, Charles City Co., Va. - d prior to 9-22-1788 Cumberland Co, Va. Letters of administration 9-22-1788, Court Order Book, 1788-1792, Reel 27, p 20) md ca 1720-24 Anna Sampson, daughter of Francis Sampson . (Will probated 3-19-1744, Goochland Co, Va., deed & Will Book 4, p 499.) (J) Giles Fuqua (b ca 1724, Charles City Co, Va. - d 1771 Charles City Co , Va. Will probated 6- 5-1771, Deeds and Wills, 1766-1774, p 223.) md Elizabeth (called Elizabeth "my wife", will of Giles Fuqia, written 11-22-1760, Charles City Co, Va.) (4) Ralph Fuqua (b Charles City Co, Va. - d 1770, Bedford Co, Va.) md ca 1734, Henrico Co, Va . Priscilla Owen, daughter of Thomas Owen. (Will probated May 1744, Henrico Co, Va, Misc. Court Records, Vol. 4, p 1283. Ralph & Priscilla Owen Fuqua settled in Bedford Co, Va. are as follow: Their children 1. John Fuqua (b Bed.ford Co, Va - d April 1796, will probated Sept. 26, 1796 , Bedford Co, Va.) md Anne Harrison, daughter of Thomas Harrison. 2 . Mary Fuqua (b Bedford Co, Va) md ca 1756 James Robertson/Roberson Jr. (b ca 1737 - d 1-J-1828 or 9, Bledsoe Co, Tenn.) J, Martha Fuqua (b Bedford Co, Va) , unmarried. 4. Anne Fuqua (b Bed.ford Co, Va.) unmarried. 5, Elizabeth Fuqua (b ca 17J8, Bedford Co, Va. ) md ca 1752, probably Goochland Co, Va., John Stovall, Rev. soldier; md 12-2-1779, Bedford Co, �Va, Augustine Leftwich , Thomas Fuqua security .. 6. Isham Fuqua (b Bedford Co, Va. - d ca 1815, Tenn . ) md Mary Hammons. Isham authorized by Bedford Co, Va, Court to celebrate the rite of marriage June 27 , 1796: a l so Rev . Sol . 7 , William Fuqua (b Bedford Co , Va) rnd 12 Feb 1769, Bedford Co, Va, Sarah Prather, daughter of Thomas Prather, who was also security on bond. 8, Thomas Fuqua (b 1736~d 1806, will probated in Bedford Co, Va, Court Dec. 22, 1806), Rev . Soldier , md Judith/Judah~~~~~~ 9, Sussanah Fuqua md John Richardson. 10. Henry Fuqua (b 1769, Bedford Co , Va . ) md Tabitha ~~~~~~~~ 11 . Ralph Fuqua md May 17, 1804 Fanny Minor , daughter of Wm Minor . 12. Joseph Fuqua (b May 4, 1756 - d May 4, 1829, Bedford Co, Va.) , Rev . Soldier, md Nov. 1J, 1782 Cedlia Bondurant (b Dec. 25, 1762 - d March J, 1847) . William Fuqua has had a Genealogy on his line , "Fuqua - A F ight for Freedom." The other three sons is being written. They came to this country for freedom of religion . They were not only concerned about their own but helped other denominations to have a place to worship. They were ready to fight for this county - - Colonial, Revolution, Confederate and later wars. Colleges being helped to-day. Joseph Fuqua and a friend Downey gave 100 acres and 2 lots, 1 for Court House and 1 for Jail for the City of Bedford to be built on. See notes on Ralph Fuqua who came to Bedford County to make his home . (at the Museum). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------DID YOU KNOW THAT-- In 1739, before the Presbyterian Church was organized in Virginia, the great revivalist, George Whitefield, made a trip by horseback from Pennsylvania to Georgia. He dined with Governor Gooch in Williamsburg on Dec 15 , 1739. On Jan 9, he wrote in his journal, '' .•• the greatest Probability of doing Good in Virginia is among the Scots-Irish, who have lately settled in the Mountainous Parts of that Province. They raise little or no Tobacco, but Things that are useful for common Life .••.•• And I hear the Governor has given Leave for a minister of their own Way of Thinking to come whenever he can be procured. " It was Governor Gooch who "opened the door " so the Presbyterians could establish their church i n the state. Contributed by Charles T Burton. �BOOK REVIEWS : All books sent will be reviewed and printed in the next issue of VAN. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 14, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource Benajah Nordyke; John L. Harris Cemetery Survey; The McAlexander Family of Patrick County; Simmons Cemetery Survey; Adam Walker Family Bible Records; Walter Montgomery Walker Family Bible Records; Elmer Walter Purvine Family Bible Records; 1850 Mortality Schedule of Alleghany County; Guillaume Fouquet (Fuqua). Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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There are elevators not care to walk up the stairs. No meeting in December. ================================================================================ �October 1989 Dear Fellow Genealogists : With the fall of the year underway, i t reminds us that 1989 is soon coming to a close. The Society has tried to provide some interesting and meaningful programs throughout the year . If you have any additional suggestions, please let your thoughts be known to any board member. We have recently had several inquiries about the printing of a membership directory. In the past the Society has printed membership directories annually. However, the cost has become so prohibitive , we no longer feel that we can provide this service. We hope that you will continue to use the last directory you received . Our October and November programs should be stimulating-Martha Boxley, Roanoke Valley Preservation Foundation , and Connie Stone, West Salem Elementary (Salem area folklore, arts and crafts). Be sure to attend and bring a friend. Also , we are anxious to tabulate the surveys se sent out. Many have already been returned . We will let you know the results of this survey in the next VAN . Sincerely , ~~~ Deedie Kagey ,~ President IN MEMORY OF Claude S Fowler 19 Sept 1989 husbanrl r1f '' f1lbt; " I•'o ~ller • �I:( 5 MUNFORil3 REPOR'IS VOL . 3 Report of Cases Argued & Determined in the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia by William Munford New York 1816 ~ublished by I Riley Term commencing October 1811 ( Note : The abs tract picks up names , dates , etc . This book was printed from the case records -- some have very little information , other cases a g reat deal of information useful to the genealogist . The volume will be found in a law library . A zerox copy may be made -- if the lawyer will let us. Also some cases were a half page , others 40 or more pages. The cas e could include data on the case , depositions , lawyers pleas, and the judges verdict and why they voted the way they did.) p 1 Robertson agst Ewell : ... 1801 . . . Northumberland District Court .... James Ewell , Sr . . .. . . Robert Monroe Robertson , son of Andrew Robertson , who died 1795 ...... . James Ewell jun. son-in-law of Andrew Robertson ... .. 8 'Tu.ylor ' s Administratrix , with the will annexed, agst Richards & Co : Fredericksburg district court ... .. . .. Dr . Charles Taylor ... .. George C 'Tu.ylor , dec ' d .. .. . . . 19 Shobe 's Ex'r agst Carr & Wife :,, Hardy County Court •..... Conrad Carr & Magdaline , his wife. . . . . . . 1794 ..... Rudolph Shobe and Leonard Shobe , ex'rs , also devisees of Martin Shobe, dec'd, d 1792?, 4 sons and 1 daughter : Martin Shobe , Rudolph Shobe , Leonard Shobe, Jacob Shobe and Magdaline , wife of Conrad Carr ..... .. . Elizabeth, wife of Martin Shobe , dec ' d .. . ... . Jacobe Shobe died 1791, shortly after hi s father . .. . . ... Jacob Shobe di~d Feb 1794..... . . 20 Armistead & others agst Iangerfield & Wife: Richmond district court . .. . ... John Armistead of Caroline County (will dated June 25, proved July 21 , 1788) . . . . to widow and sons . .. . Prince William and Loudoun Counties . . . . . son Addison under age ..... . 6 sons and 2 daughters: John Baylor , William, Addison, George , Lewis, Walker, Frances and Mary ....... daughter born after hi s death , Eleanor, who married John Dangerfield .. .. .. Lucy Armistead widow and ex ' x .. . . . .. ..... . William Herndon , buyer of land .. . .... . John died in Philadelphia, funeral expenses dated June 17 , 1788 ..... .. Eleanor born 3 Sept 1788 . ... . .. .. .. Thomas Newman , buyer . ... .. . . 29 Sheppard ' s Ex 'r agst Starke & Wife: .. Richmond district ... .. John Starke and Elizabeth his wife .. ... Philip Sheppard, ex'r of Joseph Sheppard dee 'd . . . . . brothers and sister~ Elizabeth (Starke), Philip, Polly wife of Austin Morris, Susanna wife of Edmund James, Lucy wife of Austin Leake, Mosby Sheppard, John Sheppard an infant, and Anne Sheppard an infant • . ... William Sheppard died since death of his father, intestate, and without issue ..... Testator had 9 brothers and sisters (above) . . his father was Benjamin Sheppard ..... . �3ran c h's Adm 'x & others agst Booker ' s Adm ' r : . . . William Branch of Chesterfield County • . . last will . . . devised to s on William and to h i s sons Joseph , Henry, Thomas and Francis and to his daughter s ;s·.id.it'n a.T \d ~'art'ha . . . his wife Judi th .. .... . . . . •. . . ... Nei g hbors ~o;.n:a.~ ~atkins and Georg e Evans .. .... . ... daug hter Judith married Tnoma.s Liggen ........... 1799. . . . . . . . Martha married J ames Booker , she died . .... . .. Frances Branch died under 18 years and wi thout issue ..... . . . Martha lived 8 or 9 months after marriag e in 1802 .. . -J \ .r 51 Chaney agst Saunders: .. . Wythe County Court ..... Stephen Saunders . . .. Hezekiah Chaney . . .... John Ros e . .... Nicholas Smi th , maternal grandfather of John Rose was a negro . ....... . Bullitt 's Exrs agst Songster' s Adm 'rs : .. Richmond Dis t .... 1791 . . Cu thbert Bullitt and Thomas Songs ter .... .. land in Nels on Cou nty, Kentucky . .... . Sampson 'Tu.rley . .... . . Jo hn Kincheloe ...... William Black .... . . . . 59 65 Patton , adm ' r of Page agst Williams & Wife : ... Mann Page , will dated 7 Nov, 1780 . .. . . . Town in Hanover County . .... . daug hter Judith Burwell (dec ' d 1780) . .. . . ex'rs of Lewis Burwell - his two daughters Judith and Alice (Burwell) . .. ..... William C Williams and Alice Grymes Burwell ... . . ~ .. Mann Page , ex ' r of Mann Page dec'd . . , Judith Carter Burwel l . ... .. . Mann? Page's s on of Matthew Page .. . . . John W Green . . . .. .. Hanover Town , the town of Bath , in Berkley Co . .... . . By 180?, George Miles and Judith C Burwell . ....... William C Williams •.... . ... George Patton , adm ' r of Mann Page , the younger • .. *John Page ex ' r Lewis Burwell Roger ' s ad.m ' x agst Chandler ' s adm ' x : Fauquier County Court . . .... . Burton Whatham and Anne his wife , formerly Anne Chandler, adm 'x of Stephen Chandler , dec'd ... .. . .. . Joanna Rogers , adm'x of Robert Rogers dec ' d 66 Turner agst Turner : ... Goochland County Court ...... James 'Tu.mer . ..... .. Bartholomew 'Tu.mer . ...... William Samps on and Betsy , his wife, .. , .. , 68 Stockton agst Cook : ... Richmond district .. .. John Stockton . . . . ... . William and John Roberts .. . .... Harman Cook .. .. .. .. Pittsylvania County .... . .. 1803 .. ... .... Samuel Galland . . .. . . . 75 Blakey agst West: .. . Bucking ham County Court . . . . . . 76 Philips & Wife agst Melson & others : .... Williamsburg district .. . . Isaac Mels on of Accomock County . . . last will dated 1784 , recorded June 1785 ... . his wife , 4 youngest children .. . .. his son Levin Melson ..... daughter Nancy ..... daughter Betty .. . .. daughter Polly ........ Charles Bagwell, ex ' r or McKeel Bonowell . . . . .. .. Rachel Mel son , widow ... . . . Lewis , eldest son .... . Rachel died . ... . . Lewi s died last will dated 21 March 1795 , recorded June 29 , 1795 , to his wife Nanny Melson, his s on Noah Wyat Melson, his son James Milliner .. . . . .. Matthias Philips married Nancy , only s urviver of 4 younges t children of Isaac Melton (other 3 children died unmarried a nd without i ssue. ) ... .. . .. 4 younges t children: Betty Mels on, died in her father' s lifetime , Caty Mel s on and Polly Melson , died after he did .•• 2 daus of I saac not mention, Peggy Wyatt now living and Susanna Smit h , who died s i nce I saac , leaving i ssue , VtrfV.ni.8. Appala.ch!an N Ot.t:5 �I 79 Purcell ags t Maddox : ... Prince Wi llia m County Court. . . . . Richmond dis t r i c t court . . . .. John Maddox ... . .. Thomas Purcell, adm ' r , and Jo hn Purcell , William Purc el l , James Purcel l , George Purcell, Charl es Purcell, Elizabeth Purcell and Sarah Purcell , chil dren of Will i a m Purcell , dee 'd ..... . 81 Iavis agst Johnson & Co : ... . . Fredericksburg Dis t rict Court • • • . . . . Ri chard Johnson, James Young .. . .. ... Isaac .Ia.vis , late s heriff of Orange County . . ... .. . . . Benjamin Hyde .. ...... .• 83 Leg rand , ex ' r agst Anderson , agst Franci s co & others: •. . • James Anderson , an i nfant , by Charles Allen , his guardian : Peter Francisco a nd Susanna , his wi fe , and Agnes Anderson, an infant, by Willia m Anders on , her next fri end , and 'Ihomas Ander s on, ex 'r of James Anderson , dec ' d . .. . .. . . as of Marc h Court 1788 .. ... .•.. Sus anna , wife of Francis co , dead by 1791 and Iavid Malone married Agnes Anderson •. Cumberland Coun ty Cour t ... . . . . Richmond dis trict • . . .. . Josiah Leg rand . . . .. . Dec 'd ( 1807) Thomas Anders on , dec' d •... . .. .• . 88 Pitts , ex ' r of Rowzee agst Tidwell : . . . . . Williamsburg District Court . .. Westmor el and County Court . . ... Thomas Pitts, ex 'r of Ralph Rowzee ........ . Robert Tidwell •. . .... 93 Throckmor ton agst Cooper's Lesee s •.... Frederick Superior County Court . . ..... Albion Throckmorton ... . . . . John Hol ker . . .... Hannah H Cooper ... . ... Mordecai Throckmorton •. ... . ... 94 Gibs on a gst White & Co :, . .. . . Pri nce Edward Court . . .. . . City of Richmond . .. . . .. William Whi te . . . . . , , Thomas Gibson , absent deft and Robert Gibson , res . . . . ... .. . . 180J . ... . . . Thomas Anderson .. . . . Gibs ons are brothers . . . .. .. . . , , 99 Randol ph agst Randolph & others : ... 1808 . . . Ri chmond distr i ct . .. . . William Randolph .. ...... Is ham Randolph, sheriff of Powhatan and ex ' r of J o hn Hoomes . .. .... John G Woolfol k •• . ... . John Hoomes .. .. . . 102 Boykin ' s Devi sees agst Smi th & others : ..• I s l e of Wright County •.. Williamsburg Di s tric t . .. ... Franci s M Boykin , James Johnson and Anne , his wife ..... . . 1800 . . ....... town of Smithfield ••.... . heirs of Thomas Smith . . . . . . . ... Suffolk District Court . ... .. . . seisin of Thomas Smith in 1754 .... . . .. . Arthur Smi th • .. .. . .. . • . (Note s s eisin means possession of land or chattels ) Fra nklin ags t Wi lkinson : .. ..... . . Richmond District .._.... . gaming .. Iavis Booker .. .. .. . ... . Alex ' r Hunter • ... .... ... Owen Franklin .... . 112 115 .Darby a gs t Hender son & Thlncan, adm ' r of Drummond: . ... . Frederi cks burg Court . ... . . .. Adam Iarby . . .. . . ... Wi lliam Drummond, dec' d , , . . . John Blanton . . . .. . . . . . William Smith .. .... . . . . 118 Bel l a gs t Allen ' s Adm ' r: . .. . Prince Edward County ... . .. Dani el A Allen , adm ' r of Ianiel Allen, sen, dec'd . ... . . Henry Rawlins ••••. . • Bucking ham Co . . . . . . . . . . Henry Bell •. . ... . . . 119 Evans a gst Freeland : . .. . Washing ton District Court .. .. . Wythe County Cour t . , . ... . Jesse Evans . . . . .. . John Evans .. . .. John Arms trong . .. . .. . . . Archibald Freeman . . .... . .. . :2 '7 �120 Lee's Adm 'r agst Carter & Forbes : .... Northumberland District Court ...... Richard Bland Lee , Adrn'r of Richard Lee, dec' d ..... . John T carter •. . ... . John James Mound , dec'd .... .. William Forbes 122 Mortimer agst Brumfield : . .. Charles Brumfield . .... John Charles Mortimer, father of 2 months - May 1809 ........ son of Charles .. ....... . Fredericksburg District Court . . ..... . . Mortimer .... May 1809, Mary Sullivan . . Adam Hunter , born 23 years since, about Nancy Mortimer ....... John Mortimer , 126 Mason agst Williams & Peyton agst Carr ' s Adm ' r s : ... Richmond District 1808 ....... 1797 William Carr of Stafford . , , . . , • Enoch Mason same County .. . ... . . Valentine Peyton .. ... . . Gustavus Scott of D. C. ....... George Brent . ....... Carr died Nov , 1801 ••. • Jolu1 Williams , . , . , . , . Margaret Carr married William Smith .. . , , , , . 136 Lewis agst Long : . . .. Harrison County Court •.••• •• Asher Lewis,, ... Daniel Richmond .... .. David Long . . .. . . .. 1804, , , ,, . . . . 158 Moss agst Stipp : District Court at Haymarket., ... Fairfax County, . . .. . 1805 . . ... .. John Stipp jun ..... .... Robert Moss ... .. . . . 167 Cooke agst Pope's Adm 'rs : . .. . ·.· Loudoun County ..... . . John H Pope ad.m'r of John Pope , dec 'd ..... ... . Stephen Cooke . .. . , . .. ... . 168 Hollingsworth agst Dunbar: ... Fredericksburg District Court ... . .. . 180J .. . . . · · · Robert Dunbar.· ·· ··· Francis Thornton and Sarah his wife .... ... .. Robert D.lnbar and Elizabeth , his wife .. . , .. . . . 169 Thlnbar ags t Lindenberger 170 Ross agst Nor:ell: ... :'i tt~yl vania County Superior Court ...... . .. . 1809; . . ... . . Ri chmond Dis trict Court. . . . . . . . Thomas Norvell .... .. . . David Ross . . . . . . . . . Edrnund W Rootes , . . . . . . . . Wilson Allen .. .... . . 183 Poindexter agst Wilton & Others :, . . . . Bed.ford County Court ....... . John Gowing , William Wilton , Ja mes Ayers , . . . . . . Iavid Saunders ... . Tnomas Leftwich . . . . . . . • Charles Moorman ; . . . . . . . 15 May 1793 John Corrin{S bound unt i l 21 years to Samuel Poindexter ( ?) .. .. .. .... . . . . 'lfe£o eX '~ of Osborne ags t McNeil: . .. . Nottoway County Court .···· · A:c~n~r Jones , ex'r of Robert Jones , dee ' ~ · . . . .. .. Conrad _Webb , Robert Watkins , Heeter McNeil .. . . . .. . ex ' .r of Ab ner 0 s b o me • · · · · · · 187 • Dumfries Dis trict Court ...... .... Richard ham ···· Newman a.gs t GraCates · by Graham .. ...... 1801 ... ... . Newman .······ Garland agst Davidson : . . . . William Walker , Clifton Garland , survi ving pardner . . .. . · ···· 191 Medl ey agst Medley: ..... . Elizabeth Medley , ... she died .... .... . . 192 Shelton agst Cocke, Crawford, & Co. �198 Cavendish agst Fleming 1 ••• Staunton Superior Court of Chancery . ... Francis Mara , of Greenbrier County, died 1791 , widow Hannah, ex 'r, and his daughter Margaret . . ... . . William H Cavendish, ex ' r •.... . .. Thomas Fleming married the widow, Hannah and guardian of daughter. • . . . . Edward McKins try, Isaac Reamy, Abraham Thompson~ . . . . . . James Boyer ........ . 202 Hutchinson agst Kellam & Lymbrick agst Seldon 219 Milstead agst Redmans . .• Breach of promise ... 1805 Amherst County Court .... Jane Redman ..•••.. Joseph Milstead .. ... both single .... . Mary Deversier . .. . . Thomas Coleman . .. . ..... John Deversier, husband of Mary .. . .. 222 Baker agst Baker & othersz •. , , . Staunton district .. ... John Baker . •• . brother Henry W Baker , father Henry, dec ' d (died 1807) .. . John Baker a butcher . . . . .. Joseph Stover and Elizabeth , his wife, (nee Elizabeth Baker) ...... . 225 Saunders agst Gaines: . . . . Washington District Court.. . . . . 1807 · · · · Stephen Saunders . . . . . . . William Murray. . . . . . . . Philip Gaines. · · . · . 226 Hume agst Beale : .. ... . . Nov 1806 227 Campbell agst Price & others: .. .. Wythe ' s decree 1797 .. ... . Court of Appeals 1799 . . .... . 229 Stanard agst Brownlow 230 Woodson agst Johns: .. . . Prince Edward District Court •...... John Johns . ... .. John Benning .. . .... William Meredith ....... Benjamin Morris . ..... .. 1791 .. . . .. Peter May . .. .... Charles May .... .. ... . William Meredith & Benjamin Morris "no inhabitant ... . . .... John Benning died . . ... ... John Woodson . .. .. .. . 232 Moseley ' s Admrs & Heirs agst Buck & Brander: • . •.• Benjamin Moseley, dec 'd . ..... .. land Kentucky . . . ..... Hicks & Campbell, agents for Charles Copeland ... . ... Robert Kincaid .. . ..... . 239 Murphy , Brown & Co agst Staton 243 Mayo agst Purcell : ...... Richmond district .. ... . John Mayo . ..... . . Charles Purcell .... ... James River ........ Ianiel Hylton •...... . •. Francis Watkins ....... Fortunatus Synder ...... . 1799 ....... Robert Syndor, brother to Fortunatus ... .. .. Miles Selden .... .... Charles Smith . ... . .. Elisha Williams ........ . 249 Thatcher & Herndon agst '.Iaylor & Cochrane, trustee &c of Miller: .. William Taylor and Thomas Cochrane .. .. ... Thomas Miller, dee 'd .. . · Elisha Thatcher, Godlove Heiskell and William Henidon of Spottsylvania County ...• . .. 180J ... ... . John Miller, brother of Thomas Miller .. ....... . 251 Gray & Scott agst Campbell: •.. . .. Campbell County Superior Court ,, 1802 �! "30 255 Laughlin agst Floyd ex'r of Washington 275 Foreman agst Newkirk & others : .. Staunton District Court . ...... Andrew Bowan . ... .. 1800 . ...... George Newkirk ....... Amos Nichols , adm ' r of Bowman . .. . . ... . 277 Williams agst Howard : . . . 1808 . . Powell Williams , Arthur Horner and James P Cocke to Jane Howard, Thomas Watkins , Horatic Turrpin of Powhatan County ........... . 278 Ball's Devisees agst Ball's ex 'rs & Widow : ... Frederick County Court 1797 . . ..... William Ball , Drusilla Singleton . . . .. . .. 1790 .. . Samuel P Minzies •... ... Drusilla to marry William Ball ..... .... . . . William Ball's last will dated 14 May 1796 , probated 6 Sept 1796 ., William Ball's Children by former wife : William P Ball and Thomas K Ball , under age -- other children by former wife : Judith Throckmorton , Betty Henry and Nancy ....... . .. 2 younger children by present wife .. .. .. . . Charles Webb ... .. . 285 .Iavis & Wife agst Martin : .. . Charlottesville district court .. . . . . . John Martin ... .. Slaige Lavis and Elizabeth, his wife ...... James Gardner •.. .... land . • .... Parmenus Booker (1740) his father Ralph Booker (1718) . .. . . Faulkner Lewis Craig (1769ca ) . . .... Hugh Sanders (1766) . . .. ... John Martin (1799) ...... James Gardner , died 1785 . . Anthony Garder (as residuary devisees , then a live ), John Gardner , eldest son , died 1784, leaving female , only child who married deft ···· · ·· Albemarle County . . . . ... . 288 McCall agst Peachy ' s adm 'r : .. .... Richmond County Court ..... .. ... . Catharine Flood McCall. . . . . . sole heiress at law of Dr . Nicholas Fl ood, dec'd .... . ... William Peachy, LeRoy Peachy and Elizabeth Flood ........ Will of Nicholas Flood g iven .. . .. . . . 308 Dix agst Evans 310 Williams agst Moore: . ... Harrison County . ..... 18 07 .. .. . . 314 Wilkinson ' s Adm ' rs agst Bennett :. . . . . . Thomas Bennett . . . . . William Nelson and Martha , his wife , late Martha Wilkinson , adm ' x of Willis Wilkinson, dec ' d .. . . ... . Matthew Maben ... .... . . Zachariah McClenny .. . .. . . Stephen Wright ... . . . .. Louisa Evere tt . ... . . . . Thomas Everett . . . ... .. . 317 Beverley agst Lawson ' s Heir &c : .. Richmond District .... Culpeper County ... . . . .. 1801. ... . Gavin Lawson & Carter Beverly ..... Thomas Spillman .. . . . . .. John Routt . ... ... James Routt ... .. .. Edward Nugent . .. . . . . Margaret Reynolds . . . . . . . Catharine Reynolds . ... ... . James Slaughter .. .. .. .. John Matthews ... ... . . . . John Nicholas and Anne , his wife; Robert S Rose and Jane, his wife . .. . Anne and Jane heirs . of Gavin Lawson, who moved to Genessee , NY ..... .. widow Susannah Lawson .. . . . . . Henry Hitt and wife to James Spillman (1764) , ... , , . Richard Young to John Wigginton (to "adopted son '' ) ...... . . John Mathews and Elisha Mat thews to James Dobie (1793) ., ......... . James Slaughter son of Robert Slaughter (patent 1734 ) . . . . ... . Vtr&UUa Appala.cti.1an N owr, �I .JJ 339 Green a gs t Garrett : . . Fauquier County 1800 . .... . Alex ' r Garrett. . . . . Joseph Blackwell , sheriff of Fauquier County .•.. . . Moses Green . . . . . .. . William Blackwell ..... . . Thomas Chilton , Elias Edmonds, jur, 'I\.trner Morehead . . ... .. . . 345 Geddy & Knox agst Butler & Wife: . ... Petersburgh District Court . . . Robert Newsum, died 1 Jan 1776 . . .. . town of Petersburg , widow died immediately afterwards. . . . . . . one child a daughter . . . . . . ex' rs Richard Tuylor, Edward Stabler, Francis Ruffin and Thomas Barrett . . .. .. Thomas Barrett died Nov 1788; Edward Stabler died 1788 ca; Richard Taylor died 1801 ; Francis Ruffin died 180J . .. . . . .. . Roger Atkinson ... . . ... Robert Cocke (now dee ' d - 1811 ?) and Patsy his wife (nee Newsum) .. . . . . . . . John Baird, jun .. . . . . . .. . . . 350 Broad£oot agst Dyer : . ... William Dyer ..... Charles Broadfoot . .... . 1797 , . . . . . John Finney . . . . . . . . . 352 Freeland & Kennan Adm ' rs of Peter agst Cocke's Representatives: .. · Richmond district . .. .. . Prince George County Court . .. . . . . James Cocke , dec'd .. ... . . .. adm ' rs of Walter Peter - 1801 .. .. . .. . James Freeland . .. .... . . Robert Kennan . .... .. .. . Joshua Poythress .... . . . 357 Hartshorne agst Whittles : .. , Norfolk Court . . .. . . William Hartshorne, jun . .. ... . Conway and Fortesque Whittles . . . . . . . . John Bell . . .. .. . . 358 Mayo agst Murchie : . .. Richmond district ... .. . . . . John Murchie of Manchester . . . .. . . John Mayo . ... . . Charles Carter . . . . . .. . William Byrd . .... .. .. William Nelson . . . . ... Daniel Moore . .. . . .. James Lyle . . ..... . . Archibald Cary . . . . . . . Be·njamin Watkins . . . . . . James Pattes on . .. . . . . David Patteson . .. .. .. Nathaniel Quarles . . . .... . . Robert Goode . . . . . . . . Austi n Talman .. ... . . .. , 417 Lusk agst Ramsay : , ... Staunton district .. . ... William Ramsay . . . .. . David Lusk of Rockbridge County . .. .. . . Robert Moore . . . . . .. Troyman Waytt , James Caruthers of Rockbridge . . . . .. . . William Jones ....... . 458 Wells agst Jackson : . ... . .. John Black . . .. . .. Edward Jackson . . .... . Hedgman Triplett, JP of Harrison County . . ... . .. . Wallas of Brooke County , lawyer . .. . .. . . Wells , yeoman . . .. . .. John McCully .... ..... . Major John Jackson . . .... . . . Stephen Gappin, of state of Pennsylvania . ... . . . .. William Wells of Brooke County .. . . . . . .. . 484 McCormack's Adm ' r agst Obannon's ex'r and Devisees : ... Staunton district court . .. . .... . Richard Boucher ..... . . Henry Whiting . .... . 1808 . . .. . ... . . 1793,, .. . .. ... Boucher of Berkeley County . ... ..... . 487 Quarles agst Buford: . .. .. John Buford . ....... John H Pate & Co . . . . William Haws . . . . .. .. William Quarles .. . . .. .... Bedford Co ••.••• 488 Roberts agst Jordans: .. Richmond district ..... Amherst County . •... Joseph Roberts .. . .. . Reuben Jordan ....... Benjamin Jordan ........ . Abner Witt, ...... 1780 . . ... . ... Thomas Millar ..... . . Joseph Tucker David Shelton ...... . John Jordan, adm 'r of Benjamin . .. .. ... Reuben Jordan did not reside in Va ... estate of Charles Irving ... William Crawford . . ..... . Vil'~ Appe.la.chtan Now,.. �I 3 :2 492 Bowers & Others , Justices of Southampton agst Mill e r 49.5 Fall agst The Overseers of the Poor of Augusta County: . . . . on 14 Nov 1797, IB.niel Fall , of Augusta County -- charged before Jacob Swoope, J . P. , by Catharine Thyrey, single with being the father of a bastard child born 15 Jan 1796 . . . . . . . . . . Nov Term 1798 . . . . . . . . . Catharine Thyrey had lately married John Wikle . ...... . child named Hannah Thyrey ... .... .. Fall denied the charge . . . .. . . .510 Coleman & Wife agst Holladay : . . Fredericksburg di s trict court . . . . Betty Littlepage , now wife of Lewis Holladay . . . . . . . . John Lewis .. Betty in 17?4 .. . . .. . 1783 . . . . .... Mary Littlepage , daug hter of Betty married Robert S Coleman . . .. ..... Lewis Littlepage , son of Betty, having attained the age of 21 , died , without a child .... .. John Lewis .. ....... Joseph Holladay ....... . Benjamin Holladay . .. 510 . . . . Bowden, Ex'r of Moore agst Tuggart : . .. . Prince Edward Court ...... . William Bowden , ex 'r of Robert Moore , who was adm ' r of John McMurray. . . . . . . John 'fuggart ... . . ... . 514 Foster & Wife & others agst Crenshaw' s Ex' r s: Henrico district 1799 . . .. . . John Shelton, dec'd ..... .. John Pendleton , dec 'd .. . . . . on 1782 Charles Crenshaw .... . . John Shel ton died 1798 , widow Anne Shelton and children : Walter , John , Alex ' r, TUrner, Harriet and Edwin Shel ton -- ex ' x Anne, ex ' rs Henry Toller , Jame s Parker and Edward Winston . .. .... John Pendleton d e ad by 1798 .... . .... Anne Shelton married-- - - Foster ... . ... . Stephen Southall , .... .. her (Anne Shelton) father Turner Southall. . ... .. . . Nathaniel Pope . ... . James and John Parker. . . . . . . . . . . Mat thew Anderson. . . . . . . . Parke Street .. ..... .. John Trevillian . . .. . ..... . 521 Wright agst Hencock & Co. & others : Richmond district . . . Petersburg ... . . 1804 .. , . John Wright . . . . . . Joseph H Pope . . . . . Andrew Benard , Mi chael W. Hencock and Robert Stewart . . . . . . . Dinwiddie County Court .. ... . .. John Page ..... . .. . 536 Birthright, lessee of Hall , agst Hall : . .. .. .. William Hall , the elder (1764) . . .... sons Thomas Hall and Joseph Hall .. . ... . William Hall died 10 Nov 1764 -- 7 sons , William (eldest ) , James , Richard , John , Anthony, Thomas and Joseph and 4 daughters: Elizabeth , Ruth , Hannah and Sarah . . . . . . Joseph Hall died 1 J an 1797, no children , wife Mary ........ Elizabeth North, wife of George North, John Hall , son of brother John . .. .. ... . John Potts ... .. .. .. Thomas Hall had son Thomas, 1st son . .. .. . . . 548 Meade & Others, Justices of Amelia County agst Brooking : . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Bolling Munford ........ Vivion Brooki n , ex 'r of Robert Munford ... ... . . Thomas Munf ord . .... .. . . 5.56 McClenahan agst Gwynn: Haymarket district court . . . . . . . Humphrey Gwynn ...... ... John McClenahan ........ Thomas Nelson , sen ... . .... . Richard Milton (1797) . ... . ... .. .. Lewis Burwell . . .. . .. . Vtr!Vn!a Appa.le.c:t11c.n Not~t-- �1 33 559 Wils on & Trent agst Butler & Others : ... .. Richmond district .... .. . James Wils on. . . . . . . Stephen W Trent . . . . . . . Anne Copland, wife of David Copla nd . . .... . Benjamin Harrison dec ' d .. . .. . .. Carter B. Harris on , dec ' d .... .. . . William B Harrison . . ...... Benjamin Harrison and Carter B Harrison, brothers of Anne Copland . .. . . ... . 566 Sexton ags t Holmes: .. . .. Frederick County .... . .. Hugh Holmes . ... . . Joseph Sex t on (1804) .. . .... Jacob Hanner . . ..... . Joseph Baker .. . . . 568 Hairs ton ags t Hughes & Others : ... . ... Henry County ..... . 1798 . ... . Hug hes , J . P . ... ... . . Stephen Smith and Bird Smith , ex ':rs of Guy Smith , dec ' d ... ... . . . James Lyon and Sarah, his wife (late Sarah Lindsay), Abraham Penn , George Hairston, and Jarre t t Patterson, surviving obligors of Sarah Lindsay ( now Sarah Lyon) , John Lindsay, Abraham Penn , George Hairston , Jarrett Patterson .. ... . .. estate of Jacob Linds ay . .... .. . . . . 570 Baird agst Bland & Others : ... Theodorick Bland and others , children of Theodorick Bland , dec ' d and Sarah, his wife, also dec'd .... . . . Thomas L Lee, Peter S Randolph, Anthony Thorton , and John Thornton , heirs of Thomas Ludwell Lee ... . ... . . . Theodorick Bland and Sarah died intes tate . . . .. . Theodorick (son) attained ful l age on 6 Dec 1797 .. . . . . . . John Baird, jun .. . .. . . Lydia Richardson ... ...... . . Anthony Thornton , eldest son of a trustee . .. .... District Court of Petersburg .... . . . . . . 1798 ... . . , . . . John B Fitzhugh . ...... ... . . .. . . Theodorick Bland and Sarah , his wife married Dec 1772 and both died in April 1793 , children : Theodorick , Sophia and Henry Bland • . . . . . . . John Pride . ........ . 579 Custis a gs t Lane : . ... Fairfax County 592 Watkins vs Taylor and Mewburn , report 2 Munford, p 424 (Vol II) ==============================================================-======================= PECK- FINCH The following marriage bond and cons ent is from Campbell Co., Va. CONSENT : Mr John Alexander pleas e to let Mr. William Peck have license to marry my Tu.ughter Miner Oblige me. B. Finch December 17, 1828 Know all men by these presents tha t we Wm Peck and .D:miel G. Walker a r e hel d and firmly bound unto William B. Giles Esqui re Governor of the s tat e of Vi rgi nia in the sum of One Hundred Fifty Dolla r s which payment s will and truly to be made to the s aid Governor or his s ussessors we bind ourselves our heirs Executors and Administrators Join tly and severally f i rmly by t hese presents sealed and dated this 17 day Dec . 1828. The Condition of t he above obligation is such that whereas ther e i s a ma rriage shor tly intented to be had and solemnized between William Peck and Miner Finch daughter of Bennett Finch of Campbell County . If therefore ther e be no legal cause to abstruct the said mar riage then this obligation to b e void other wis e to remain to remain i n full fo rce . SEAL Signed and Delivered in presence of William Peck John Alexander Cl k, Tu.niel G. Wal ker SEAL �BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA, MARRIAGE BONDS - 1 82 0 The following bonds were copied in 1976 from bonds that were in the Botetourt County Court House in Fincastle, Virginia, by Charles Burton and "Babe " Fowler . The names were compared with "Early Marriages, Wills , and Some Revolutionary War Records, Botetourt Co., Va . " by Anne Lowry Worrell. If we differ with her book , the difference will be noted. The information included will be date of bond , names of groom-to-be a nd bride- tobe, surety (sur. ), witness (wit), and any other information that may be included , 10 May 1820, Alexander Armstrong & Elizabeth Hance, ward of Alexander., .• ,. Sur: Robert Smiley , Wi t : M Pitzer. Worrell: Hume . Fowler: Hand. 2. 17 Jan 1820 , William D Armstrong & Elizabeth Buckhannon , widow of Theodore Buchannon. Sur: Samuel Brickey, Wit : JM Bowyer. Back of bond: Sam'l Brickey states Elizabeth Buchannon is above 21 yrs . Worrell . 3. 24 Apr 1820, John Boosing (sig : Doosing) & Elisander McClure daughter of W' m McClure. Sur: John Nevill Sen ' r (sig : Navil). Wit: M Pitzer . Back : Hosey McClure states Elisander McClure is above 21 yrs . Madis on Pitzer DC Worrel l: Doosing; Sur : Wm McClure . 19 May 1820, John Bragg & pa.tsey C Robertson dau of Lewis Robinson . Sur : 4. Michael Harvey. Wit: JM Bowyer. CONSENT : 18 May 1820 , Lewis Robinson , father -- ( sp Patsy C Ro bes on) . Wit : Exekiel Tennison , Coleman Ledbetter , Michael Harvey. Worrell: Patsy Robinson. 26 Aug 1820, Lawson Brooks & Catharine Moyer s dau of George Moyers . Sur: 5. John Cook. Wit: ----. CONSENT: 25 Aug 1820. George Moyers, father . Wit : John Tayl or & John Cook. Worrell. Fowler : Mayers 15 June 1820, William Brown & Susanna Spessard dau of above Michael . Sur : 6. Michael Spessard, Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: Spessard, June 18 . i6 Nov 1820, Anthony Brunemer (sig : Brunnemer) & Magdaline Pitzer , dau of 7, Abraham Pitzer. Sur: Jacob Dressler. Wit : Madison Pitzer. CONSENT : 3 Nov 1820, A B Pitzer, father . Wit : M Pitz er. Worrell: Nov 6, Bri mmer, dau Abra'm Brimmer . 8. 10 Oct 1820, Eppa Bryant & Delila Franklin dau of above Edmund. Sur : Edmund Franklin, Wit: Madison Pitzer. Worrell: Edward. 9. Samuel Calvert & Eli za Tu.uthat dau of above Robert . Sur: Robert Tu.ut hat (sig: Douthat). Wit: M Pitzer . Date of bond 14 Feb 1820 . Worrell: Feb 15, Douthat . 10. 20 Jan 1820, Jn 'o (John) Carper & Margaret Miller dau of above Valent i ne . Sur: Valentin Miller (si g: Val lenl in Millar ). Wit : J M Bowyer. Worrell : June . Su r : 11. Jl July 1820. George Chapman & Lucinda Wilson dau of J ames Wilson . George Weirs (sig: Wears). Wit: M Pitzer. Back : Geo r ge Wears states Lucinda Wilson i s a bove 21 yrs . Worrell. 12. 24 June 1 820, Jn 'o (John) Clark & Ann Gharst dau of above Jacob. Su r : Jacob Gharst ( s ig : Garst). Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell: George Clark, Fowler : Ghant . 13. Jl Aug 1820. Jermiah Cook & El izabeth Beckner dau of Abraham Beckner lat e Sur: Abraham Beckner. Wit: M Pitzer. Back: Abraham Beckner states Elizabeth Beckner is above 21 yrs . Worrell. 1. Vtr~nia. Appa.l.a.chian Motes �14. 15. 16. 17 . 18. 19 . 20, 21. 22 . 23 . 24. 25 . 26 . 27 . 28. 29. JO. l8 April 1 82 0, William Cook & Hannah Bell d.au of William Bell. Sur: Jacob Fleger (sig : Fleager). Wit : Hy Bowyer. Worrell: md Apr 8 ; Barbara Hawbert, dau of Geo . James Cox & Catharine Nicely dau of above Jacob. Sur : Jacob Nicely. Wit: M Pitzer. Date of bond : 9 Nov 1820. Worrell : Neeley. 27 Oct l 820, Alexander Crawford & Polly Carper dau of Jacob Carper. (sig: Al ' r Crawford) Sur : Nicholas Carper. Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT : 27 Oct 1820. Ja cob Carper , father . Wit : Nicholas Carper & Isaac Carper. Worrell : Sept 27 . Fowler : ?Abraham? Crawford. 24 Jan 1820 . George Crist & Elizabeth Wilson d.au of above James. Sur: James Wils on . Wit: J M Bowyer. Worrell: Ja n 21 . 19 Apr 1820 . William Cross & Ann Allen widow of Hugh Allen dec'd. Sur: Moses Allen . Wit: Hy Bowyer. Worrell: 29 July 1820. Samuel Crumpecker & Susanna Gamble dau of above Jacob. Sur: Jacob Gamble ( s i g . i n German) . Wit : M Pitzer . Worrell: not listed. 19 June 1820. Thomas Crutchfield & Sally Cleage d.au of Sam ' l Cleage. Sur: James Lyle (sig : James S Lyles) . Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT: 17 June 1820, Robert Crutchfield . CONSENT: June 18, 1820. Sam ' l Cleege (in note Alexander Cleage) . Worrell: James Crutchfield , James son of Robt , 2 Oct 1820. Seth W Cuming & Mary Gaunt d.au of above Joseph. Sur: Joseph Gaunt (sig Gant) . Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell : Cummings; Oct J; Mary Magdalene Spessard d.au Henry. 18 Nov 1820, Jacob Custard (sig: Custer) & Susanna J:..ypes dau of above Moses. Sur : Moses Lypes (sig : Moses Lieb) . Wit : M Pi tzer. Worrell : Nov 8. John Custard (sig: Custer) & Betsy Whistlar dau of above Henry . Sur: Henry Whistlar ( sig Wisler) . Wit: M Pitzer. Date of bond: 19 Aug 1820. Worrell : not listed . 1 Aug 1820 , Joseph Dyerly & Ann Crawford dau of above James, Sur: James Crawford . Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell : Deyerle. 29 May 1820. John C Elmore & Catharine Kilmore d.au of above George, ( sig of John C Elmore is "X"). Sur: George Kilmore (sig: Kilmer) Wit: Hy Bowyer. Worrell . Fowler : 2nd choice was John C Elson) 18 Sept l820 . Michael Etter & Anna Pefley dau of David Pefley. Sur: David Pefley . Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell . 26 May 1820 . Henry T Figgd (sig: Figget) & Susanna Smith dau of W'm Smith. Sur : Samuel Smith. Wit: M Pitzer. Back : Samuel Smith states Susanna Smith is above 21 yrs. Worrell: Figgi tt ; May 26, 1821. Fowler: 14 May. 22 March 1820. Martin Gauby (sig : Gabi) & Caty Neninger dau of Christian Neninger . Su~ : John Nininger. Wi t : M Pitzer, Back: John Nininger states Catharine Nini nger is above 21 yrs, Worrell: Ganby ; Nininger. Fowler: Gansby, 13 Nov 1820, Jacob Gharst (sig; Garst) & Polly Shaver dau of Andrew Shaver dee ' d. Sur: Andrew Shaver. Wit: Madison Pitzer. Back: Andrew Shaver states Polly Shaver is above 21 yrs. Worrell: Gharst. Fowl er: Ghant. 14 Nov 1820. Fred'k Glasburn (s i g: Fredrick Gasburn) & Mary Persinger dau of Andrew Persinger. Sur: Andrew Persinger. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: not listed. vwg1nia Appa.le.chtan Nowt: �/Jl 27 May 1820. Joseph Goodwin & Mary Jinkins dau of above John Linkins . Sur : John Jinkins . Wit: Hy Bowyer. Worrell : March 27; Jenkins . .32 . 17 Aug 1820. John Graves & Hannah Hoffman dau of Absolom Hoffman . Sur : Edrrnmd-B-Srave~ (marked out) , Watson Cole . CONSENT: 17 Aug 1820, Absolom Hoffman father . Wit : N Burwell, Watson Cole. Worrell: Nancy C McConnell, Aug 1919. .33. 27 Nov 1820. Jacob Hartman & Elizabeth Shue , dau Jno Shue . Sur : George Shue ( s ig : Geor ge H Shewey). Wit : M Pitzer. Back : George H Shewey made oath that Elizabeth Shewey is above the age of 21 years . .34. 26 May 1820. George Helmintollar & Sally Maggard . Sur : George Persinger . Wit : M Pitzer. .Back: Nathan Bush states Sally Maggard is above 21 yrs . Worrell: not listed. Fowler: Nathan ?Ronk??Rock?? 7 Sept 1820. Jacob Hickle (sig: Hickel) & Susanna Sybert dau of Coonrod 35. Sybert . Sur : Allen Jones . Wit: M Pitzer. CONSENT: Allen Jones s tates Susanna Sybert is above 21 yrs. 2.3 Feb 1820. Peter Himelick & Nancy Eller dau of Jacob Eller. Sur : John 36. Eller. Wit : JM Bowyer. CONSENT : 2.3 Feb 1820 . Jacob Eller, father . Wit : John Eller . Worrell: Himelock. 37. 11 Jan 1820. John Hively & Sally Lake dau of Ezral Lake late of co. Sur : Ds.niel Lake. Wit: J M Bowyer . Back : Daniel Lake states Sally Lake is above 21 yrs . Worrell. J8 . 4 Nov 1820. 'lhomas Huffman & Margaret Lemmon dau of Fredrick Lemmon . Sur : Jefferson Lemmon . Wit: M Pitzer. CONSENT : Nov 4, 1820 , Frederick Lemon , father. Wit : Jefferson Lemmon. Worrell. 20 May 1820. W' m Jordan & Mary Gish dau (blank) . Sur: Abram Brugh (sig : J9. Abraham "X"). Wit: J M Bowyer. Worrell. l2 Nov 1820 ~ Jn 'o (John) Karr & Eliza Draper dau of Benjamin B Draper . Sur : 40. Jn'o Crutchfield. Wit: M Pitzer. CONSEJITT: 15 Nov 1820. Ben ' n B Draper , father. (sp EJ..izie) Wit : John Crutchfield . Worrell : not listed. 41. 14 Jan 1820. Peter Keefauver (sig: Kefauver ) & Susanna Nidy dau of George Nidy. Sur: Jacob Keefauver (sig : KefauYer). Worrell. 42. 23 Sept 1820. Joseph Kessler & Mary Magdalin Spickard dau of sd Henry. Sur e Henry Spickard (sig: Henrich S Bickert). Wit : Jn'o M Bowyer. Worrell: Magdaline Spessard . 7 Aug 1820. Christopher Kyle & Hetty McFerran war d of sd Carper. Sur : Ben4J. jamin Carper. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. 44. 9 Dec 1820. James S Lyle & Elizabeth Crutchfield dau of Robert Crutchfield Sur : Joseph L Butts (sig : J _ Burts ) Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT: 8 Dec 1820 Robert Crutchfield. Wit: J T Burts . Worrell: Sept. 24 Mar 1820. Christopher Lypes ( sig : Leipes ) & Susanna Dill dau of Henry Dill & late of co. Sur : Abraham Brubacker. Back : Abraham Brubaker states Susanna Dill is above 21 years. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. 8 Feb 1820. John McCallister & Barbara Moyers dau of George Moyers . Sur: 46. George Moyers. Wit: M Pitzer . CONSENT1 7 Feby 1820, George Moyars Sen. Wit: George Moyars Jr. Worrell : Myers . .31. Vll'~ Appalachian Nuw.<w �i31 20 June 1820 , 48, 50 . 51. 52 . .53. 54. 55 . 56 . 57 , 58 . 59. 60. 61. Henry Mangas & Jurida Draper dau of above Benjamin. Sur: Benjamine B Draper. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell : not listed . Fowler : Henry Morgan?? 21 Feb 1 820 . William Melling & Margaret Wortz , dau of ~~~ Wortz . Sur : Henry Snider. Wit : M Pitzer , CONSENT: Feb 21 , 1820. William Wortz, father Wit: Henry Snider . Worrell : 1816. 6 Dec 1 82 0 . George Miller & Malinda Breed.love dau of Isaac Breedlove, Sur: George Breedlove , Wit: M Pitzer. CONSENT : 6 Dec 1820 . John Miller, father Wit: George Breedlove & Henry Miller, CONSENT: 6 Dec 1820 , Isaac Breedlove, father . Wit: George Breedlove & Henry Miller, Worrell: Dec 12. 26 May 1820. William Monroe & Sarah Centz dau of Jacob Cents. Sur : George W Sizer. Wit: Hy Bowyer. CONSENT: May 26 , 1820 , Jacob Sentz . Wit: George W Sizer. Worrell . 7 Oct 1820. Peter F Na.ce & Mary I Naftzinger dau of above Samuel. (sig of groom: Peter F Nace) . Sur: Samuel Naftzinger. Wit : Madison Pitzer. Worrell: Peter Nave. Fowler : Peter Man, sig : Peter F Natt, 15 Nov 1820 . John Neighbours & Sophia Henry dau of William Henry . (sig: Nieghbours) Sur: Richard Bandy , Back : Richard Bandy states Sophia Henry is above 2 1 yrs, Worrell: Neighbors ; Nov 5, 21 Mar 1820 . Jacob Obenchain & Polly Obenchain dau of above Rinholl. Sur: Rinholl Obenchin (sig (Ger) Rhinhold Obenshain) . Wit : Madison Pitzer. Worrell: Ovenchain ; Rinhol t. 19 Dec 1 820 , John Pauper & Dolly Kesslar dau of John Kesslar. Sur: Henry Hepler, Wit: M Pitzer. CONSENT: George Heplar states Dolly Kesslar is above 21 yrs. Worrell. Fowler: Henry Kesslar, 23 Dec 1 820 . George Persinger & Elizabeth Brunamer dau 0£ above Coonrod. Sur : Coonrod Brunamer (si g: "X" ) . Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell : Bremmer, Conrad , 1802 . Fowler: Bremmen. 23 July 1820 , Ira Peters & Sarah White dau of Samuel White. Sur: Peter G Bowyer. Wit : Jn ' o M Bowyer. CONSENT: Fort Lewis, 3 July 1820, Samuel White father . Wit: PG Bowyer, Edm ' d P White , Worrell : not l i sted. 4 Dec 1820 , Henry Platt & Rebecca Speagler dau of Lawrence Speagler. Sur : Brans on Duningler (sig : Dunnington). Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT: Dec 2, 1820, \Lawrance Spigle , father . Wit: Branson Dunnington. korrell : Rebecca Speakle ; Lawrence Speagle . Willia m Rice & Anna Moyers dau of George Moyers . Sur : Elisha Knox. Wit: M Pitzer. CONSENT: Oct 4 , 1820 , George Moyer, father. Wit: Elisha Knonox ~ Agness Knox . n:tte of bond: 5 Oct 1820 . Worrell: Nov 5 , 26 Jan 1820 , Sam ' l (Samuel) Richardson & Margaret Vinyard dau of sd Christian . Sur : Christian Vinyard. Wit : J M Bowyer. Worrell. Vineyard. 18 May 1820. W' m S Richardson & fumaris Booth dau of Alexander Booth. Sur: Jessey Ha rris (sig : Jesse Haris). Wit : JM Bowyer. CONSENT: Jessey Harris states Damaris Booth was above 21 yrs, Worrell . 24 June 1820. John Riddle (sig s Riddell) & Anna Harshbarger dau of Christian Hars hbarger. Sur: John Stair. Wit: M Pitz er. CONSENT: June 26, 1820: Chris ti: Harshber ger, father, (sp Ritel ) Worrell: Riddel l; June 26. �62 . 19 May 1820. W'm Ripley & Betsey Murrey dau of a bove Fred ' k . Sur: Fred 'k Murrey (sig : Fredrick . ) Wit : JM Bowyer. Worrell: Murray. 63, 7 Aug 1820. Edward Robi nson & Polly Anderson dau of Joseph Anders on late . Sur : Jacob Waggoner (sig : Wagener) Wit: M Pitzer . Worrell : Oct? ; Joseph Anderson deceased. 64. 24 March 1820. Simeon Robinson & Catharine Pa inter dau of John Painter Sen ' r Sur: Soloman Simpson (sig : Sol. ) Wit : M Pitzer. Back: Soloman Simpson states that Catharine Painter is above 21 yrs . Worrell. 19 Aug 1820. John Rock & Nancy McConnell wa rd of s d Gra y. Sur: John Gray Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell . Oct. 66. 24 Jan 1820. Warren Sellman & Polly Huffman da u of Absolum Huf fma n . Sur : George Shewey. Wit : JM Bowyer. CONSENT: 22 Jan 1820, Absalom Hufman, father . Wit: George Shuey & Christian Keagy , Worrell: not listed . 11 Jan 1820. IB.vid Shanks J'r & Susan Johnston dau of John Johns ton. Sur : James Shanks. Wit : JM Bowyer. CONSENT: 10 Jan 1820, Jn'o Jo hns ton, father Wit : J Shanks . Worrell . 68. 16 Feb 1820. Jacob Shewey & Elizabeth Cook dau of above Mathias . Sur : Matthias Cook (sig: Mathias ) Wit: J M Bowyer . Worrell: Mathias Cok, sur. 21 Sept 1820. Jn ' o (John) Shirkey & Mary Thompson dau of John Thompson. Sur: Creed Thompson (sig : C T Thompson). Wit: M Pitzer, CONSENT : Sept 4 , 1820. John Thompson , father. ''Capt . John Shirkey . . .. . dau Mary s pinister, Wit: C 1 Thompson; A Thompson . Worrell. 70. 4- Sept 1820, Jessey Short & Betsy Williamson dau of Jn' o Williamson, Sur 1 Paul Thrasher (sig: Thresher). Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT: Paul Thrasher states Betsy Williamson is above 21 yrs . 71. 11Apr1820. Jacob Showalter & Hannah Griffith. Sur: Abraham Showalter, Sur: Abraham Showalter. Wit : M Pitzer. Back: Abram Showalter s tates Hannah Griffith is above 21 yrs. Worrell: son of Abraham . 2J Nov 1820. funiel Shue & Matilda Alderson dau of above . Sur : Tho ' s 72. Alderson ( sig: 'Thomas ) . Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell: Shewey, Shue. 73, 8 May 1820. Elijah Smith & Susan Kesslar dau of above .Da.vid, Sur: .Da.vid Kesslare. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. 74. J Feb 1820. Philip Smith & Polly Anderson dau of above John. Sur : John Anderson. Wit: J M Bowyer. Worrell. 9 Oct 1820. William Sneed & Judith Haynes dau of above Benjamin . Sur: Ben75. jamin Haynes. Wit: M Pitzer, Worrell t Hayn ins . 76. 18 Apr 1820. Malichi Staley & Mary Wallace dau of above James Wallace. Sur : James Wallace . Wit: Hy Bowyer, Worrell. 77. 19 Dec 1820. William Stone & Jane Wilson dau of Jn ' o Wilson dec ' d . Sur : Jn ' o Harris s tates Jane Wilson is above 21 John Harris. Wit : M Pitzer. yrs . Worrell. VU'~ Appe.lachian No~ �I~ 78 . 79, 80 . 81. 82. 8J. 26 May l820. William Treslar (sig: Tresslar) & Margaret Bremmer/Brumen dau of Jno. Bre ?. Sura Anthony Brumema (sig: Brunnemer ) Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: Brummer. 15 Feb 1820. Peter Walker & Polly Englehart . Sur : Stofle Shair (sig: Shawver). Wits M Pitzer, Back: Stofle Shaver states Polly Englehart was above 21 yrs. J M Bowyers. Worrel l . 4 Apr 1820. John Whislar (sig1 Whisler) & Anna Spitlar dau of Jacob Spitlar Sur: Henry Whislar, Jacob Spitlar . Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: Wisler; Spiller. 4 Oct 1820. Edmund P White & Sarah McClanahan dau of Elijah McClanahan. Sur: William McClanahan. Wit s M Pitzer, CONSENT: 4 Oct 1820, E McClanahan father. Wits W'm McClanahan; Elizabeth F Nash. 24 Oct 1820. Peter Wirts (sig: Wertz) & Elizabeth Shaver dau of Andrew Shaver, Sen ' r dee ' d. Sura Andrew Shaver; Wit: Madison Pitzer. Back: Andrew Shaver states Elizabeth Shaver is above 21 yrs, Worrell: Sept 21; Wertz. 19 June 1820. Jacob Zimmerman & Nancy Carfman dau of above Peter. Sur: Peter Carfman (sig: "X " ). Wits M Pitzer. Worrell: dau eter Cartman. The above are the surviving bonds in the court house, not the only marriages preformed in the county. Some papers call ed ' consents ' only gave the age but were separate from the bond. My word of advi ce is to get a copy of the original and make up your mind about the names and dates . 1976 the Botetourt County American Bicentennial Commission published 4 books on Botetourt County, one of these is "Botetourt County History Before 1900 Through County Newspapers " from which the following notices of marriages for 1820 is taken. In "Herald of the Valley", Aug?_, 1820, "And onwards up the etherial arch, Glad hymen leads the festive train, As o'er the rainbow's hurs they march, And links them in his golden chain." MARRIED -- on the 15th inst. by the Bev. Wm Shanks, Mr. Christopher Kyle, to the amiable, Miss Hetty, daughter of the late Thomas McFerran , formerly of this County. (see bond #4J), On the 1st of August, by the Rev. John Helms , Mr. George Chapman , to Mrs . Lucinda Wilson, all of this county . (see bond #11.) on the l}th inst. by the same, Mr. Abraham Kingrey, to Miss Sally Sullender , all of this County. (no bond). "Herald of the Valley", Aug? _ , 1820. MARRIED -- On the 2Jrd of June last by the Rev John Helms , Mr. William Brown, to Miss Susan Ske_sard. (see bond #6). On the same evening , Mr. Thomas Crutchfield, to Miss Sarah Cleage. (see bond #20) Also , on the same evening, Mr. Jacob Zimmerman, to Miss Nancey Kurtman. (see bond #83). Again on the same, Mr. Henry Mangus, to Miss I_ara Draper. (see bond #47) , - -------On the 29th, by the above, Mr. John Riddle, to Miss Anna Harshburger , all in this county . (see bond #61.) Monday, Aug _, 1820. MARRIED: _ Wednesday ____ the Rev. John Helms, Mr. Jermiah Cook, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Abraham BecJmer, deceased, all of thi s county. (see Bond #13). --------on the Jrd of August, by the Rev. John I T Mills, Mr. Joseph Dyerly, of Montgomery county, to Miss Ann Crawford, of Botetourt. ( see bond #24). HYMENIAL. MARRIED-- On Thursday last, by the Rev. John Helms, Mr. Jacob Hickle, aged .Q.5, to Miss Susanna Sybert, aged 40, both of this county. (see bond #35). ' If love's a flame that ' s kindl'd by desire An old stick 's best , for Sure ' tis. Vt-rg1nia AppaJ.ach.1an Noted �Fincastle newspaper, ____ , 1820 . MARRIED -- on Thursday even__ last , by the Rev. William Shanks , _ John Sharkey to Miss Mary , da__ter of ¥ir. John Thompson , all of _ _ county. (see bond #69, Monday , Aug. 28 , 1820 , MARRIED -- On the 24th instant, by the Rev John Helms , Mr John Rock to Miss Nancey C. McConnell , both of this county . (see Bond #65 . ) ------On the same evening, by the same, Mr . John Custard , to Miss Betsey Whistler. (see bond #23) . newspaper, ____ , 1820. MARRIED--On the 9th inst . by the Rev. John Helms , Mr . James Cox, to Miss Catharine Nicely, all of this County. (see bond #15) . --------On the 7th inst. by the same, Mr. Thomas Huffman, to Miss Margaret Lemmon , the first of Greenbrier, the latter of this county . (see bond #J8). #J, p 89-90, we published ''Marriages & Deaths from "The Herald of the Valley" by Charles Burton . The above are the complete newspaper items on the marriages . In the VAN, Vol 8 , ======~======--~-~----------~=~====================================================== HARRIS This Indenture made this Eight Iay of August in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hunderd and twelf witnesseth that Daniel Spangler & Charls Simons overseers of the poor in and for the County of Montgomery State of Virginia of the one part and Jonah Waddle of Sd Cowity & State of the other part witnesseth that Ianiel Spangler & Charls Simons overseers of the poor aforesd have put plasd and bowid and by these presents do put place and bind Jeams Harris a poor boy of the age of fore yars & five monts to be an apprentis wi th him the Sd Jonah Waddle to dwell from the Iate of these presents untill the Sd appintese Shall Come to age of twenty one years acording to an act of the genrel assambly in that Case made and provid by and During all wich term the Sd apprintece Shall the Sd Jonah Waddle his sd master well and fathfully Serve in all Sush law full busness as the Sd apprentice Shall be put unto by his Sd master according to the power wit and abilli ty of him the Sd apprentece & honestly & obedently in all things Shall behave him Self towerd his Sd master honestly & order by towards the Rest of hi s famaly his Sd master and the Sd Jonah Waddle on his part for him Self his Exes and Adrnenistrators doth heare by promis & Covenent to and with the overseers of the poor and theire Succesers for the time being and to and with the Sd Jeams Harris that the Sd Jonah Waddle Shall teach the Sd apprentece the Craft mystery and ocupation of a farmer of plowing Soing and Reaping & moing and all other parts of farming busness wich he the Sd Jonah Waddle now useth to the best of his Skill or k.nowledg and the Sd Jonah Waddle Shall also find & allow wito the Sd apprentice Sufficent meats Drink ap~arel wash~ng lodging and all other things need full or meet for an apprintece during the term aforesaid and also that the Sd Jonah Waddle Shall teach the Sd apprntece or Cause to be taught Reading writing and wrathrnetic including the Rule of three and will more over pay unto the Sd a~pre~tece twelf Dollers in Cash at the Expiration of his afore Said term in witness where of the partes to these presents have inter Changable Set there hands and Seals the Iay and year first wri ten Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us Il3.vid Moor John Weddle Peter Slusher Jonah Waddle (Seal) Daniel Spangler ( Seal ) Charls c (his mark) Simons ( Seal ) --------------contributed by Calvin Weddle V1l'gin1a Appe.l&Ohian Notes �I '-/I Isa ac Runion ' s Petition Dec. 8th, 1819, Reported Dec. 17th; Bill drawn Dec. 20th To the Honorable the General Assembly of Virginia The Petition of Isaac Runion of the county of Tazewell humbly represents that he served as a soldier in the Militia, on several occasions during the Revolutionary war for which he has received but one dollar. By a recital of the occasions and periods of his service your honorable bod y will at once perc eive upon what grounds he now asks the aid of that country whose Independence his services contributed to establish. The military services before alluded to commenced in the state of New Jersey where he served two months in Capt. Bruces Regiment of Militia. Your Petitioner then served one month on the Frontiers of Virginia under Captain Edwards of the Virginia Militia. He next served a tour to North Carolina in Col. William Campbells Regiment of Virginia Militia , and lastly he served a second tour to North Carolina under Capt. Edwards in Col. Walter Crocketts Regiment of Virginia Militia. The precise period of service rendered in Carolina your Petitioner cannot now recollect having been so unfortunate as to have all his papers and documents to substantiate the facts herein stated, consumed by fire. Your Petitioner has heretofore declined any application to the Justice of his country for a remuneration of his services, bu t in as much as his age now exceeds four score years, the bodily infirmities attendant on that advanced age, added to the entire loss of his eye sight, have reduced him to abject poverty. Your Petitioner therefore throws himself upon the Ju stice, the Honour, the Patriotism, the liberality and the sympathy of his Country, and humbly petitions to be placed on the Pensi on List, or relieved in such other way as may seem just and proper, and your petitioner as in duty bound will ever pray. Isaac Runion Tazewell County, to wit : This day personally appeared before me a Justice of the peace for the county of Tazewell, Isaac Runion, who made oath that the stateme nt made in the foregoing Petition , are facts . October 28, 1819. William Taylor This day appeared before me William Taylor, a Justice of the Peace for the said count y of Tazewell, Addron Runion, who made oath that he knew that the said Isaac Runion marched on the tours of militia duly mentioned in the foregoing Petition. Oct . 28th, 1819. In the year 1780 I first knew Mr. Isaac Runion who then resided in that part of Montgomery County now Wythe o~ ?r. ne~r Pine Run; and reco llect to have seen him with the M1l1t1a in service in North Carolina in Cap. Frederick Edward's Company , a short time before the Battle of Guilford, but how long he served V1rgln1a Appalachian Notae �therein, or what other tours of mili tia dut y he perf ormed, I cannot say. There were two men of that name at that time I think in service, the father and the son , but my rnmeory does not serve me sufficiently to say distinctly that this was the case . I was then very young, tho well acquainted with Capo Edwards and most of his company, who performed that tour of duty in North Carolina in Feb . & March, 1781 - I think about 14 or 15 years ago Isaac Runion removed from Wythe to Tazewell County; I have not seen him since . John Preston Dec. 29, 1819 certify I am well acquainted with Isaac Runnion who petitions for a Pension, that he is eighty-one years old as I have understood, that he has been blind nine years and is in great indigence and poverty . I also know he has a son to support who is a cripple and I understand has been always so, that he appears to be about fifty years old . That he has a very aged wife unable to offer any assistance . I further certify I have heard that the said Runnion performed mi 1 i ta ry service in the Revolutionary War. I He is considered a man of much truth and credit his --- ---- by those acquainted with him. is given to John B. George Dec • 3 0 , 1 8 19 Isaac's Runion Pet ition, Dec. 8, 1819 Roley Jacobs applied for a Revolutionary War pension on 19 October 1818 and was about 65 years old. He was then living in Floyd County, Kentucky but had been a resident of Montgomery and Tazewell Counties from approximately 1782 until at least 1813 . The following is an abstract of the documents filed: He enlisted for one year at Winchester in Virginia on or about the 21 of January , 177 4 and served in the Company commanded by Captain David Morgan, afterwards Col. Morgan, and was attached to Rifle Regiment at Boston; was wounded by Col. Arnold; from there marched to Quebec where he was taken prisoner, in which condition he remained nine months . Owing to his He continued to serve until l January 1776. captivity , he never received a discharge from that enlistment. On 21 January, 1777 he enlisted again for three years and was commanded by Capt. Charles Porterfield and was attached to the rifle regiment commanded by Col. David Morgan . The last enlistment too k place at Winche ster Virginia and he served until 9 February 1780 and was honorably discharged by Col. Bo Ball , which discharge was sent to the War Off ice and ha s not been seen since. �IL.f 3 William Jacobs sworn at the same time and place, deposes that he is the brother of the aforenamed; Roley Jacobs was to his knowledge enlisted under Capt. Morgan and that he started for Quebec and stayed upwards of one year; that he recollects his enlisting again for three years under Capt. Porterfield as above detailed, and he recollects of his serving till the year 1780 when he was discharged. That his brother is poor and that all his property, in the opinion of the witness, which he holds would not exceed one hundred dollars in value and that he really, owing to his age and infirmi t y, needs the aid of his country. Roley Jacobs was granted $8 per month to commence 19 October 1818. Contributed by: Lorraine Butta, 7509 Panorama Drive, Boulder, CO HERALD OF THE VALLEYs July 22, 1820. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Fincas-castle(sic, two lines), 30th June, 1820. A James D~ing K Arreann_ Kern Ianiel Kensey William Knul L Green L--e Joseph Looney Samuel Leverty §amuel Law p Abner Aiken F Benjamin Peck Thomas Aiken Betsey For~sen R Joseph Allen James Fox Thomas Rice James Allen Jonathan Foster 2 Mary Rader Joseph Armes John Frye s Wm. Anderson John F~lls 3 Betsey Steel B G James Simpson Mel_er B_els Ab'm Gumbacker Botetourt Sheriff Christian Black Christian Gish M Phillip Spickard John Bean John Gartner G_orge M'Conkey Nathan Switaer Thomas Bartlett George Gilmore John Mor_on Mathias Snider Solo. Bridgeland 1 George Greenway William Miller T Sary Bat~ H Peter Miller Jacob Trevey C Peter Hipse Thomas McDowel w Henry Crowl Polly Hauven Allen Myers Hugh Weir Philip Cook Chis. Harshbarger Phillip Miller Joseph Woods Ludy Callaway Betsey Hensen N Hugh Wallace D James Henry Rachel _elson John Wallace P_ter D_ al J O John Wright L_lsey Tu.rr 2 Polly Jones Henry B Old William Wilson James Dillen Thomas Jordon Jesse 0::2.endQff Christian Wingart G Backus P Master, Fincastle, July 8, 1820 from BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 -THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS , published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission, Fincastle, Va, 1976 (Note: The print was a little hard to read -- blurred or missing on being reproduced.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------I would like to purchase or borrow the book HIGH UPON A WINDY HILL. Elizabeth Caulder, 111 N Cardinal Dr., Wilmington, NC 28405. V1rgin1a Appalac'h:ia.n Nott~~ 80803 �Submitted by: Judy Blackwell, 224 Christian Ave. NE , Ro a nok e , VA 2 4012 NANCY THOMAS ' PENSION APPLICATION Additional Evidence In the claim of Nancy T hom as , widow of Kemp Thomas a soldier of the war of 1812 & 15. State of Virginia County of Grayson On this 29th day of May, 1879, persona ll y appeared before me Andrew Cacicc, a Justice of the Peace, in and for the Cc~nty and State aforesiad, John S. Robertson, a resident of the County of Grayson, State of Virginia, who being duly sworn accorc~ing to law, decl2res that he was born the County of Albermarle, Stat e of Va., on the 16th day of June, 1784. That he knew Kemp Thomas, the husband of Nancy Thomas, who is now making application for a widow's pension (as per application accompanying the affidavit). They lived close neighbors when boys, and married sisters. That he know s Nancy Thomas, the applicant. Her maiden name was Na ncy Beve r (Baber). That he was present when Nancy Thomas and Kemp Thomas were married. That they were married by Mr. Jacob Watts, a Baptist Preacher, The same Preacher that married him (John S. Robertson) to his first wife. He, John S. Robertson, was married to Sally Bever, his 1st wife, on the 10th day of November 1805. Tha t Nancy Bever, a sister of his 1st wife, was married to Kemp Thomas, afterwards a soldier in the war of 1812&15, somewhere about the Christmas following. That he recollects th is from the fact that her Brother, the oldest child of his parent, William Bever, did not come to the wedding, and that on the following Christmas; Viz, Christmas 1805, He, John S. Robinson, (note change in spelling of last name), was requested by his mother-in-law Polly Bever, to go and see what was wrong with her son William, that he did not come to Nancy & Kemp Thomas wedding. (HE GIVES A HISTORY OF THE BEVER FAMILY WAY BACK TO HIS BOYHOOD DAYS which we do not think necessary to write down . ) He, John S. Robinson, swears that Nancy Bever was married to Kemp Thomas sometime between November the 10th, and Christmas Day 1805. That in about a year they all removed to Wythe County, Va . That the county seat which we now call Wytheville, was then c al le d Evansville or Evans Town. That Kemp Thomas, the Husband of Nancy Thomas, His, J. S. Robertson sister-in-law, was drafted in the fall or winter of 1814 & 15 . That he knows i t was toward the close of the war, for had it not have been, He, John S. Robertson was making preparation to go with them and volunteer, but was prevented by the situation of his wife and that if the war had not ended as soon as it did he would have been. He John S. Robertson had a brother in the Army at the time at Norfolk Va. He does not think fro m i nf ormation recieved at the time that the Regiment went all the way to Norfolk, Va . But thinks they were turn~d back from some place ca lled Old Virginia: and believes the men were discharged at what is now called Wytheville. He, John S. Robertson, saw the soldiers when they left for the seat of war and Kemp Thomas was with them . They were camped about Wytheville for certainly a week, before they left for the seat of war . He thinks Norfolk Va . was their destination . Does not know exactly how long th ey were gone. He thinks Kemp Thomas Captain's name was STUFFLE BROWN, He could not say how the name should be spelled, But STUFFLE BROWN is the way VlrilnJa AppaJachta.n. Not.'98 �J Nancy Thomas ' Pension Application Page Two in which he always pronounced it . He , John S . Robertson, is not certain that Kemp Thomas was in Capt. Brown's company, But he thinks that Borwn commanded company in the same Regiment that Kemp Thomas went with . He knew Capt. Stuffe! Brown : said Brown lived at that time at a place called Black Lick on Reeds Creek in Wythe County, Va . To sum up He, John Robertson, knows that Kemp Thomas and Nancy Thomas, the applicant-for pension in the case, were man and wife, That they were married by Jacob Watts , a Baptist Pr eacher at Her-Nancy Bever ' s fathers house , somewhere about Christ mas 1805 . That there were several children born of this union to Kemp Thomas before he was drafted as a soldier in the War of 18 12 &15 . That said Kemp Thomas was a soldier in the War 1812 & 15. T.ti;:i '. said Kemp Thomas somwhere about 1860 or 186 1 drew a land warrant for services rendered in that war. That Kemp Thomas died in Wythe County Virgin i a in 1865 . That Nancy Thomas has never remarried since his , Kemp Thomas, death to the best of his knowledge and . (can ' t read copy) That He , John S. Robertson, lived a near neighbor to Kemp Thomas in Albermarle County Va., for years when they were boys and when they were grown . That about a year after his John S . Robertson marriage, he removed to Wythe Co . Va. That Kemp Thomas & wife moved over to Wythe Co ., Va. about the same time, and that they lived near nei ghbors for a great many years . That finally he Johns S . Robertson moved to Grayson Co. Va where he now lives. That his Post Office address is OLD TOWN, GRAYSON CO.VA . And He further declares that He has no interest in a pecuniary or other sense in th i s case: except so far as a sincere desire to see the widow of an old soldier, receive what he conscientiously believes to be her j u st right. He further declares that he does not know of any livi n g person who was present at the marria ge of Kemp Thomas and Nancy Bever. There may be such persons living but he has no kno ~le d ge of their wbeceabouts . He does not know that the marriage was put upon record . It may have been, but from his own experience He knows that such thin gs were greatly neglected in the days spoken of in this affadavit . All of which he declares to be the truth to the best of his knowledge, recollection & belief . Witness : R. J. Cu mming SIGNED : John S. Robertson Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29th day of May 1879; and I h ereby certify that the contents of the above declaration , were fully made known a n d explained to the witness before swearing . And I further certify that Mr . John S. Robertson who signed the above declaration i s one of our oldest and most respected citi z ens; a n d that h is reco ll ect i on of events described is astonishing and t h a t from the conversa tion I had wi th him, I have not a doubt but t h at Kemp Thomas , was a soldier in the War of 18l2 & 15 for a longer period than fourteen days. And that I have no interest direct or indirect in the prosection of this claim. ..;5 �CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA - RECORD OF DEATHS The following are a few death records from Craig County - t hose born prior to 1900. The first one has all words written out after that abbreviations will be used. = name Lula Lucieal Webb = sex female = race white = marital status married = born 12 Sept 1888 = age 28 years 2 months 12 days = occupation housewife = father Harry Woodyard born Virginia = mother Hairt Nicewander born Virginia = died 19 Nov 1916 = buried Shin Byar WV on 22 Nov 1916 = funeral home Jhon Ok:y, Salem = information given by L F Webb, address Francisco = cause of death is omitted. (< Craig Co. has the carbon and the Bureau of Vital Statistics , Richmond, VA, has the original) Lula boxn Virginia. 1. Alleghany District = f = w = md = b 27 Dec 1849 = 65y Orn 19d = o housewife Craig Co, Va = f James Ross, b Giles Co, Va = m Dorens Huffman, b Giles Co, Va = inf James P Reynolds, Sinking Creek, Va = d 16 Jam 1915 = bur. Ross Cemetery, Jan 18, 1915 = EW Camper , New Castle. Simmonsville Dist. 2. Missoura A Reynolds =b J. Simmonsville Dist. = Herma Nelison Steber = rn = w = md = b 10 Jan 1882 = 3Jy lOd = farmer = b Craig Co, Va = f Robert Peck Stebar/Stebor, b Giles Co, Va = m Indie Elizabeth Lugar, b Craig Co, Va = inf F M Lugar, Sinking Cr , Va = d Jan 20, 1915 = bur Caldwell Cemetery near Gravel hill - 1915 = FR Price , Newport , Va. 4, Simmonsville Dist. Sarah Williams = f = w = md = o housewife = b Craig Co, Va = f Any Reynolds, b Botetourt Co, Va now Craig = m Amanda Lucas, b Giles Co, Va . = d 14, 1915 = bur Ross Cemetery, 16 Jan 1915 = FR Price, Newport, Va. (dJan 14?) 5. Simmonsville Dist . = Clifton Reaves Huffman = m = w = md = b 25 Mar l852 = 62.y lOm l8d = o farmer = b Craig Co, Va = f Lloyd Huffman, b Va. = m Martha Webb, b Va = inf Mrs J D Sibblot = d 13 Feb 1915 = bur Huffman Cemetery , 14 Feb 1915 = A/P W Walker, Newport, Va. = Nancy Olevas Givens = f = w = md = b 9 Feb 1853 = 62y 2m 14d = o housewife = b Craig Co, Va = f Andy Reynolds, b Va = m Amanda Lucas, b Va = inf James E Givens, Sinking Creek, Va = d 5 May 1915 = bur Ross Cemetery, 6 May 1915 = FR Price, Newport, Va. 6. Simmonsville Dist. Simmonsville Dist . = Phoeba Ann Reynolds = f = w = widowed = b not known 87 yrs = 0 none = b Craig, Va = f Adam Lugar , b Va = m Betsy Wilson , b Va = inf M L Huffman, Newport , Va RF 1 = d 10 May 1915 = bur Ross Cemetery , 11 May 1915 = EW Camper, N:Cas. (New Castle) ?. = ca 8. Simmonsville Dist = Pol ly Ann Lugar = f = w = widowed = b 22 Nov 1834 = Sly lm ld = o house keeper = b Botetourt now Craig Co , Va = f William Givens, b Botetourt Co now Craig Co, Va = m Nancy Reynolds, b Botetourt Co Now Craig Co, Va :::: inf FM Lugar, Newport, Va = d*28 Dec 1915 = bur Ross Cemetery, 24 Dec 1915 = JW Walker, Newport, Va. (*?22 - very hard to read.) 9. Simmonsville Dist = Matthew Fleming Sublett = m = w = md = b 2 Aug 1848 = 66y 5m ~4d = farmer = b Gil~s Co, Va = f Jacob Sublett, b Va = m Martha Hight, b Va = inf K G Suble tt, Springs, Va. = d 26 Jan 1915 = bur Huffman grave yard 27 Jan 1915 = EM Campber, New Castle. �10 . Permelia Ann Sublett = f = w = md = b 3Mar 1843 = 72y llm 28d = housewife = b Craig Co, Va = p Timothy Huffman , b Craig Co, Va = m Sallie Caldwell , b Craig Co , Va = i nf 'A H Sublett , Timothy , Va = d 2 Feb 1915 = cd La.grippe Pneumonia = bur Huffman grave yd , 3 Feb 1915 11 . Omer Lee Caldwell = m = w = s = b July 1894 = 2ly lm 16d = farmer = b Craig Co, Va = f Jonce Caldwell , b Craig Co = m Texie Huffman , b Craig Co = i nf by Jonce Caldwell of Timothy , Va = d 21 June 1915 = cd TB of lungs bur Huffman grave yd , 22 June 1915 = = 12. Victor Bell = m = w = widowed = b 26 Sept 1824 farmer = b Gi les Co, Va f Buckahan Bell , b Tenn . = m Sarah Snodgrass , b Va = i nf John Bell of Timothy , Va = d 15 Sept 1915 = cd Senility =bur Bell grave yd= 17 Sept 1915 = = lJ . Craig Co = Alagany dist = Ada Hanah Huffman = f = w = s b 10 Jan 1875 = 4ly 2m 2d o- unbalanced mind = b Craig Co f Osker Washingt on Huffman , bCraig Co = m Har et t Ann Sarver , b Craig Co = inf by W C Huffman = d J.2 Mar 1916 = cd Pralises = bur Sarver grave yard , 13 ( _ ) 1916, by C W Franc i sco , Abbott , Va . = = 14. Sarah Cathrine Sarver = f = w = md = b 10 June 184J = ?Jy 2m 17d = farmer wife b Gi les Co f John Wysong, b Giles Co m Mary Pride, b Giles Co, = inf L C Sarver , Francisco , Va d 27 Aug 1916 = cd Cardioe Mi tral Stariosis = bur Sarver Burial Ground , 29 Aug 1916 by CW Francisco. of Abbott , Va . = = = = 15 . Craig Co= New Castle Dist. , Va= Town of New Castle = Maria Francis Caldwell = f = w = widdow = 5 May 1930 (sic) = 85y 9m = b Craig Co = f Benjamin Craft , b not known = m Sallie Buhn/?Ruhn , b not known = d 5 Feb 1916 = cd La Grippa = bur Caldwell Grave Yard , 7 Feb 1916 by E M Camper Town of New Castle = Mollie J Kelley = f = w = md = b do not know = ca 74y = o housewife = b Newcastle , Craig Co = f Andrew J Elmore, Craig Co m Betsy Walker , b Craig Co= d 22 Feb 1916= bur Mountai n View Ceme., 7 Feb 1916 by E W Camper 16 . = 17 . City of Barbers Creek = Mrs Charles J Greenway = 1' = w = md = b unknown = ca 2ly =wi fe= b Va= f Jo ' s Woods , b unknown= rn Maggie Smith, b unknown = inf Wm J Greenway , Newcastl e , Va d 28 Feb 1916 cd acute nephritis caused by pregnancy bur Barbers Cr , Va , 29 Feb 1916 by E W Camper, = = = = 18 . New Cas tle dist ., City of Barbers Cr, Va Hariet Virginia Loudermilk = f = w= md = b unknown = 60 y = wife b Botetourt Co , Va = f Crawford, b Va = m Neoma Hipes , b Va = d Jl Mar 1916 = cd pneumonia = bur Barbers Cr , Va , 1 Apr 1916 by J W Camper = 19 . Town of Newcastle , Va = Hallie E Craft = f = w = md = b JO Oct 1 885 = JOy 6m 2Jd = wife b Craig Co = f Joel E Crowder, b Craig Co mE M Crawford , b Craig Co d 23 May 1916 cd TB bur Crowder grave yard on 25 May 1916. = = = = = = = City of New Cas tle = Mol lie J Bussey = f w s = b 4 Apr 1953 (sic) lrn 27d = housekeeper b Newcastle , Va = f John Bussey, b not known = m Sarah A Myres, b Newcastle = d 1 June 1916 = cd ?Thev? Colitill & TB bur Ammon Grave Yard , 2 June 1916 2 0. = 6Jy = = �21 . Jas H Looney = m = w = md = 22 Dec 1852 = 6Jy 7m 4d = farmer = b Craig Co = f Joseph Looney , b Craig Co = m not known, b not known = d 26 July 1916 = cd pulmonary TB = bur Crawf'ord Grave Yard = 27 July 1916 = 22 . Girley Bethel Crowder f = w = s = 22y = b Craig Co = f John L Crowder, b Craig Co =· m Alice Crawford , b Craig Co = inf LL Loyd , New Castle = d 7 Aug 1916 = cd TB = bur Hebron Church , 8 Au g 1916 . 23 . Lula A Rencher = f = w = s = b 14 Aug 1878 = J 8y lm = 0 seamstress = b Roanoke Co, Va = f William G Rencher, b Montgomery Co , Va = m Elizabeth S?D Webster, b Winston, NC = inf Mrs J W Britts , New Castle = d 14 Sept 1916 = cd acute Nepitis = bur Hanging Rock , Va , 15 Sept 1916 by EW Camper Edward B Freese = m = w = widowed = b not known = 86y = o stone mason = b Pen.= parents not known = d 2 Dec 1916 = bur Covington , Alleghany Co , .5 Dec 1916. 24. Robert Berry Coleman = m = w = widowed = b 28 Aug 1840 = 76y Jm l.5d =farmer = b Va = f J Coleman, b Va = m Susie Grant, b Va = inf Mary J Doss, Barbers Cr = d lJ Dec 1916 = cd heart disease = bur Ha nna h Grave Yard, 14 Dec 1916 25. 26 . William Harvey Dudding = m = w = md = b 28 Aug 1837 = 78y 4m 28d = farmer= b Craig Co = f John Dudding , b Botetourt Co = m Ann Givens , b Craig Co = inf Auther Myers , New Castle = d 21 Jan 1916 = cd la Grip = bur Chestnut Grave Cem , 22 Jan 1916. Tazsel Moor Hypes = m = w = s = b 26? Mar 1887 = 28y llm 12d = farmer f John Watson Hykes , b Craig Co = m Mary Eltis Britts , b Craig Co = d 14 Feb 1916 = cd heart = bur Home ?? , 15 Feb 1916 27. = b Craig Co = 28. Philmore Brickey = m = w = md = b 1 Mar 1856 = 60y lm 29d = farmer =Craig Co = f Jarret Brickey, b Roanoke Co , Va = Mary Hall , b Roanoke Co = inf FM Brickey, R? , New Castle = d JO Apr 1916 = cd Mitral regurgitation = bur Bricky Grave yard, 1 May 1916 29. Burkes Martin Huffman = m = w = s = b 18 Mar 1890 = 26y Om 19d = farmer = b Craig Co = f D G?L Huffman , b Craig Co = rn Mary E Price , b Craig Co = d J Apr 1916 = bur Chestnut Grave yard, 4 Apr 1916 Agnes Ann Reynolds = f = w = widow = b 24 Apr 1829 = 87y Jm Jd = o housework= b Craig Co = f Jonathan Givens, b Craig Co = m Cenlly Damewood , b Va = inf Mattie Thomas , Rt 1, New Castle = d 26 July 1916 = cd old age & LaGrip = bur Caldwell Grave yard, 2 Apr 1916 JO. Jl. Simmonsville Dist, Craig Co. , Va. Martha Caldwell = f = w = widowed = b 6 Feb 1831 = 84y llm 3d = housekeepers = b Botetourt Co now Craig = f Absalem Caldwell, b Botetourt Co now Craig Co = m Delila Walker, b Botetourt Co now Craig Co = inf by A L Caldwell, Newport , Va = d 9 Jan 1916 = cd senility~ bur Ross Cem., 10 Jan 1916 = John Lewis Jones = m = w md = b J Mar 1853 = 6Jy Om 15 d = farmer Craig Co = f James Jones, b Va = m Clemen Gine Caldwell , b Va = inf ?Fts Duncan, Newport, Va ~ d 18 Mar 1916 = cd Carcisoma = bur Huffman Cem, 19 Mar 1916 32. =b 33. Mary Permela Renick = f = w = widow = b 20 Mar 1861 = 55y om 26d = b Craig Co = f Uoyd Huffman, b Craig Co = m Martha Ann Webb , b Craig Co = inf C P Huffman, Newport Va = d 16 Apr 1916 = cd Angina Pectoris = bur Huffman Cem., 17 Apr 1916, by FR Price �34. Lilian Althanet Camper = f = w = md = b Dec 1, 1888 = 27y 4m 25d = housewife = b Giles Co = f Davi d Price, b Giles Co = m Mary Lafon, b Giles Co = i nf B ~ Camper , Sink ing Cr , Va = d 26 Apr 1916 = cd acute nephritis = bur Ross Cemetery , 27 Apr 1916 35. Etta Virg inia Saunders = f = w = md = b 1 Aug 1872 = housewife = b Craig Co = f Jacob J Mat hews , b Alleghany Co , Va= m Amanda R Niday, b Craig Co = inf F E Ma thews , Sinking Cr, Va = d 25 May 1916 = cd pneUJI@. = bur Trenor Cem , 26 May 1916. = 36. Simmonsville d i st . = Ellen M Farrier =f = w widow =b Mar 16, 1844 = 72y 4m 3d = housekeeper = b Monroe Co, WV = f John Vauter?, b Monroe Co WV = m Miss Peck , b Giles Co, Va = inf W A Farrier, Sinking Cr, Va = d 19 July 1916 = cd cancer = lived Sinking Cr bur Farrier Cem, 21 July 1916 = 37. John Henry Fisher = m = w = md = b 13 Aug 1887 = 29y 4m 6d =farmer = f Frank B Fisher , b Craig Co = m India Adaline Sarver, b Craig Co = inf F M Lugar , Newport, Va = d 19 Dec 1916 = cd cerebro Spinal Meningetis =bur Huffman (or Williams ) Cem , (no date) by F R Price 38. John M Sarver = m = w = widowed = b Oct 1838 = 78y 2m = farmer & blacksmith = b Va = f Frederick Sarver , b Va = m Harret Cole, b Va =inf Crocket Sarver , Newport , Va = d 26 Dec 1916 = cd Iagrippe = bur Clover Hollow Cem , 28 Dec 1916 by F R Price. 39 . Town of Paint Bank , New Castle Dist . = Mrs Fannie Chapman = f = w = widowed = very old = housewi fe = f Rayhill , b 0 = m (blank) = inf WB Rayhell , Paint Bank , Va = d 4 Feb 1916 = bur Potts Cr, Va , 6 Feb 1916 Paint Bank = Mollie Malinda Rose = f = w = md = b 22 Oct 1880 = J4y = f W H Taylor , b Giles Co = m Ollie Looney , b Craig Co = d 4 Apr 1915 = cd mitral incompetency = bur Paint Bank , Va , 5 Apr 191 5 , L L Linton, Paint Banko 40. 5m 12d = housewife = b Craig Co 41 . Paint Bank = Laura T:ingler = f = w = md = b 3 Sept 1866 = 49y lm 26d = housewife = b Monroe Co , WV = f Chas McGuire , b Monroe Co = m Ingabo Lowery, b Monroe Co , WV d 29 Oct 1915 = cd Tyhoid & Hemmohages = bur Gafe Mills , WV =JO Oct 1915 = = = = 42 . New Castle = Walter G Nes tter(Nestler) = m w = md J7y merchant of dry goods b Crai g Co = f z F Nestler, b Craig Co m Lizz ie Taylor, b Craig Co = inf W C Martin = = = = 4J . J? C McDonald m = w wid. = b J Mar 18JO , Montgomery Co , Va = p Cl a i borne McDonald , b Montgomery Co , = Eliz 'h Ross , b Montgomery Co = d 22 Dec 1914 = 84y 9m 7d = Craig City = Dist New Castle , Va = cd old age = bur Craig Ci ty , Va , 24 Dec 1914, by E W Camper , New Castle. CORRECTION I hope that I am not the only one to write about the gl ari ng error on page 98 of the August 1989 issue of VAN. Concerning "The Jessies", the contributor says ''John Jessie • ••. lived in Tazewell Co, North Carolina (which is now Tazewell Co, Va) from 1779-1787. " Tazewell Co, Va was never a part of North Carolina. And , as far as I can determine, there was never a Tazewell County in North Carolina • • ••• • •• John W Lewis. (Editor : That's what I get for not really reading the material -- just skimed through i t.) Viramta Appala.chta.n NOW·: �/:Y?! SOME DICKENSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA, l"lARRIAGES - 1 908 The following records are typed from a zerox copy contributed by Belva Counts . No page number is shown on the copy . The column headin gs are as fo llow: Line number = rate and place of marriage: rate - Town or county; = Full name of the parties: husband - wife ; age and condition before marriage: husband (yrs, mos, days) - wife (yrs, mos, days), only yrs are given; Single (s) or Widowed (w) husband , wife; = places of their birth : husband, wife. Right hand page. Line number - not used; =places of their residence : husband, wife. = names of their parents: husband , wife; = occupation of husband = name of person performing marriage ceremony = remarks - none, so not listed. 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7, 8. 9, 10. 11. 12. lJ. 14. 15. Jan 2 =Dickenson Co. (Dksn) = BH Edwards Jr= Mary Sutherland (?) = 26 = 24 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Birchle2 , Va(?)= Colly , Va = BH & S Edwards= Jas & Aleme·a Sutherland= farmer= Wm B Sutherland ky Jan 9 = Dksn Co = Paris A Mullins = _in ta(?) H Stewart = Jl = 23 = s = w = Wise Co= Washington Co= Dksn Co= Dksn Co= Sol M & A (?) Mullins = Soris(?) D & Becca J D3.venport =Deputy Sheriff =Morgan Mullins Jan 16 = Dksn Co = AS Counts = Hattie A Counts = 23 = 16 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Liza Counts = NB & Nettie/Nellie Counts = farmer = W R Reedy Jan 23 = Dksn Co = Sherman Gilliam = Ellen Mullins = 19 = 16 = s = s = Wise Co = Dksn Co = Wise Co = Dksn Co = Alex & Louisa Gilliam = El & Catherine Mullins = farmer = Rev D F Kendrick MBC Jan 23*= B H IDlwards (of Noah) =Loura(?) Colly = 23 = 15 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co= Rily(?), Va= Sheetrock, Va= NC & Margaret Edwards = Tinis(?) & Eleisa(?) Colly =farmer = W R Reedy * = Dksn Co = Jan 23 = Tu.rwin, Va :::Chas R Hill = Corra N Stanley = 20 = 18 = Dksn Co = Dksn Co= D3.rwin, Va= Iarwin, Va =AH & An onda(?) Hill = Floyd & For_s(?) Stanley =farmer= G(?) M Vanover Feb 5 Dksn Co = L/Pousy(?) Willis = Callie Childress = 20 = 17 = s s Dksn Co= Pike Co, Ky = Freeling, Va= Huckleberry , Va Jas/Jos(?) & Rebecca Willis = J(?) W & Betha Childress = farmer = S( ?) H Gilbert Feb 6 = Dksn Co =James V Hill =Virgie E Beverly(?) 27 = 21 = s = s = Dksn Co Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co = Dksn Co = AH & MM Hill = JM & M Beverly = farmer GM Vanover Feb 13 = Dksn = Rufus Hill = Sarah J Turner = 20 18 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co, Va Henry Hill and Malissa Hill = John Turner and Alice 'IUrner farmer = Chas Fields Feb 24 = Dksn = William Stanley Dedema Stanley = 40 = 40 = w = * = Dksn Co = WVa Nasbie, Va Nasbie, Va = Wm-B-&-elereie-Stanley (part marked out) = Wm B & Clercie Stanley = farmer = Forest T Kenady *divorced Mar 4 = Dksn = D3.vid Grizzle = Mattie Smith = 31 = 25 = w = s = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Andy & Eliza Grizzle = Flem y & Jane Smith = farmer = (blank) Mar 9 = Dksn = James H Rasnick = Lucinda Coleman = 65 55 = w = w = Russell Co = Patrick Co = Russell Co = Dksn Co Rachel Rasnick = Wm Cochram = farmer = (blank) Mar 9, Dksn = WJ Dotson Sarah Vanover = 46 42 = w s = Wise Co = Wise Co = Dksn Co= Dksn Co =EH Dotson =William Vanover= Mea_nic(?) = Charles Fields Mar 10 = Dksn JC Sutherland Lydia E Rasnick = 21 = 28 = s = divorced = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Nova, Va = Nova, Va = Jasper & Sutherland = Noah X & Rosen ia( ?) = Phyiscian = WD Martin Mar 12 = Dksn = Harrison Mullins = Franoo s Justice = 18 = 16 = s = s = Dksn Co = Floyd Co, Ky = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va = AB & Sallie(?) Mullins = * farmer FA Carico = *W J & Ke jue ?Rezie Justice = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Vil'ginia Appelaohi.a.n NoteB = = = �/5"1 Dickenson Co, Va ** Mar 4 = Dksn = Jas A Owens = Elizabeth Sutherland = 20 = 21 = Buchanan Co = Dksn Co = Buchanan Co = Dksn Co, Va = Floyd & Eugenia(?) Owen...s = JH & Alemeda* Sutherland = farmer = Wm B Sutherland ** =s = s = (*or Alevada) 17 . Mar 26 = Dksn =Noland ( ?) Iates = Maggie Yates(?) = 19 = 18 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = JT & Martha Yates John & Emma(?) Yates = farmer = GW Mullins * 18. March 19 = Clintwood = OL S yphers = Winnie Seyphersc= 29 = 33 * Washington Co, Va = Dksn = Haysi, Va = Haysi, Va = CM & Ellen S.eyphers = Jonathan & Josephine scyphers = Merchant = Emery B Chase *=s = s = 19. March 26 = (blank) Henry Hamilton = Nra( ?) Vanover= 23 = 17 = s = s = Wise Co = Dksn Co = D:trwin , Va = D:trwin, Va Jane Hamil ton = Allen & Susan Vanover = farmer = DL Kendrick . 20 . Apr 9 = ditto = Hiram P Scott = Missouri E Mullins = 20 = 17 = s = s = Lee Co =Dksn = Iarwin , Va = Darwin , Va = Robert & Martha Scott = Isaac(??) & Rach~l Mull ins = farmer = RH Hol brook 21. April 1 ditto = WJ Leftwick = Emory Neece = 27 = 16 = s = s = Carroll Co = Dksn Co = Dksn = Dksn = P/R? (ink smear ) Leftwick & Malissa = Elijah Neece & Margaret Neece farmer = (blank) (see #19 - place of marriage was blank - #20 has ditto marks . Did the marriage take place in Clintwood or Dickenson Co?) 22 . Apr 8 = ditto = Phillips Fleming = Al to Street = 19 = 18 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn = Dksn = Dksn = Jack & MJ Fleming = Nathan Street = farmer = WR Reedy 23 . Apr 9 = ditto = line is blank 24, Apr 16 = ditto = SP Cochran = Viola Vanover = 3.5 = 19 w = s = Buchanan Co = Dksn Co = Dksn = Dksn = J_I & NA Cochran = Harve & ~lpha Vanover = farmer = SH Gilbert. 2.5 . Feb 26 = Millard = Marion P Reedy = Dora E Hill = 25 = 19 = s = s = Letchers Co, Ky Dksn Co = Millard, Va = Millard , Va = Jas M & Sarah E Reedy = J~s & Sarah(?) V Hill =farmer = Geo Mullins 26, Apr 16 = Osborn Gap , Va = Alvin Killen(?) = Bessie Swindall = 19 = 15 = s = s = Dksn Co , Va = Dksn Co = Osborne Gap, Va = Osbonle Gap, Va = Wm & Jane Killen(?) = JC & Jane Swindall =farmer= JC Swindall 27 . Apr 21 = Dksn Co = line is blank 28. Apr 24 = Dksn Co = Elijah(?) Sluss = Clorinda Moon?Moore = 24 = 24 =(blank) s = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co = Sheetrock, Va = Huckleberry, Va = CE Sluss = Madi son & Polly Ann(?) Moon =farmer= (blank) 29 . Apr 28 = Dksn Co blank 30. Apr JO = Dksn Co = Perry Sumrner/Sunner/Sunmer?? = Hester Anderson 26 = 17 = divorced s ::::: Tennessee Pike Co, Ky = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Jn.a & Rebecca Sunmers(?) =SM & ~lizabeth Anderson(?) =farmer= JD Spit_e_ (?) 31. May 8 = Dksn Co ::::: Elihu Kilgore= Eva V McCoy = 2.5 = 17 = s = s = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va ::::: Dksn Co Dksn Co Sylvester & Mary Kilgor= James & Cyntha McCoy = far = HJ Holbrooks 32 . May 7 = Dksn Co = Garfield McCoy = Rosa McCoy = 18 = 17 = s = s = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co, Va = James & Cyn this McCoy = WW & Mary A McCoy ::::: farmer = HJ Holbrooks 33. May 6 = Dksn Co = WA Hol brooks = Bell McCoy = 27 = 21 = w s Dksn Co, Va ::::: Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co, Va = Clark & Mary Holbrooks John T & Mary McCoy = farm HJ Holbrooks 34. May 6 Dksn Co Noah Powers Josie A Phillips = 19 = 19 s s = Dksn Co Va = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co, Va = Russell & Lydia Powers = EM & CM Phillipps farmer = WD Martin 35. May 15 Dksn Co = Clifton Stanley = Lydia Yates = 22 = 21 = s = s = Dksn Co Va = Dksn Co, Va = Nasbie Va = Omaha, Va = Henry Clay & Nancy Stanley =FT & Martha Yates farmer = F T Kenady 16. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �Dickenson Co, Va I ~/:J.' J6. = May 21 = Dksn Co = James O Mccowan(?) Sarah Fuller = 2 0 = 2 4 = s = s = Pike Co, Ky = Dksn Co, Va= Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co , Va = J W and Bettie McCow§:!1 Thomas & Sarah Fuller = farmer SA McCowan May 18 = Dksn Co = Robert L Stone = Rissie D3.mron = J 6 = 26 = w = s = Wise Co, Va =Pike Co, Ky = Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va = Wm a nd J ulia Stone = Wm and Elizabeth Ia.mron = farmer = SH Gilbert May 19 = Dksn Co Jeff Meade = Mollie Mull ins = 23 = 2 4 = divorced = divorced = (blank) = (blank) = (blank) = Dksn Co, Va = (bl a nk ) = ( b l ank) = farmer = WD Martin May 28 = Dksn Co = Johnie W Reedy = Polly Ann Yates = 2 2 = 17 = s = s = Dksn = Dksn Co, Va = Millard Va = Omaha Va = Wm R & Lydia Reedy = John & Emma Yates = farmer GW Mullins May 26 = Dksn Co = JW Wright = Mary Cochran = 48 = 21 = divorced = s = Wise Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co, Va = Dksn Co, Va = Jo hn & Nancy Wright = Je£f and Bettie Cochran = farmer = JJ Presley June 4 Dksn Co Tivis Counts = Vada Sutherland = 19 = 18 = s = s = Dksn Co= Dksn Co= Dksn Co, Va= Dksn Co, Va = Elizabeth Counts = WF & Didama(?) Sutherland = farmer = WR Reedy June 11 = Dksn Co = Floyd Jackson = Mary E Kiser = 34 = JO = s = s = Buchanan Co = Buchanan Co = Buchanan Co, Va = Dksn Co Va = Thomas & Nancy J a ckson = Andy & Oma Kiser = farmer = Wm B Sutherland *line is filled in and marked out (*fi rst #4J is marked out) June 11 = Dksn Co = Andrew Mullins = Minnie Hill = 18 = 18 = s = s Dksn Co= Dksn Co, Va= Dksn Co, Va= Dksn Co, Va= AJ & Melva Mullins = Eecona(?) Hill = farmer = GW Mullins June 12 = Dksn Co = Wash Mann = Nora Bevins = 21 = 21 s = divorced Washington Co, Va = Russell Co, Va Dksn Co = Dksn Co Va = Lare Mann John Bevins = farmer = CD Wampler June 13 = Dksn Co = James Bostic Mindy Ratliff 21 = 22 = s = s = Dksn Co Va = Russell Co, Va = Dksn Co = Dksn Co, Va = MJ and Wm Bostic = GW and Annie Ratliff = farmer = Wm B Sutherland June 18 = Dksn Co = Wade H Sutherland = Nannie A Wright = 21 = 18 = s = s = Dksn Co Va = Dksn Co = Birchleaf, Va = Birchleaf, Va = Lan and Margaret Sutherland = Ely and Rosa Wright = farmer Wm B Sutherland July 9 = Dksn Co Brice H Cochran = Louisa Mullins = 17 = 17 = s = s = Dksn Co = Dksn Co = Dksn Co, Va Dksn Co Va = Wm J & Elizabeth Cochran = Madison and Martha Mullins farmer ES Colley July 12 Georgel, Va = Edger Gentry Lura Ella Kiser = 21 = 21 = s = s = Washington Co = Dksn Co = Georgel, Va = Dksn Co, Va = Eliza Gentry = B _( ?) and Christina Kiser = Coal Inspector = HK Hillman July 12 =Jewel Ky = James McPeak = Seatta(?) Francisco = 79 = 60 = w = w = did not zerox = minister partially zerox = Pike Co , Ky = Pike Co, Ky July 23 Dksn = Hiram Luster = Synthia Luster(?) = 20 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co Va = Dksn Co Va = (right hand page did not zerox) (did not copy) = 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42 . 4J. 4J. 44. = = = = = = = = = = 46 . 4? . 48. 49, 50. 51. = = = = = = = = = = = GERMANY - PLA'IT DEUTSCH or HOCH DEUTSCH : Can someone tell me what "Platt Deutsch" means? It is northern Germany, meaning "flat", or low, German. It means, today farmers or hillbillies. "Hoch Deutsch" are city dwellers . But, Genealogically , you want to know where your people are from. When they say "Black" or "Platt Deutsch", usually they mean the "low land" -- the "flat land" -- of northern Germany. If it ' s a Rheinlander , they are "Hoch Deutsch". from SEMINAR TRANSCRIPT by Ronald A Bremer, 1984, p lJ. PO Box 16422, Sal t Lake City, UT 84116 Vtrgtn.ta Appala.ch!an I'J1:.t.r!.~. �153 THE SCOTCH-IRISH contributed by David H Streets* By the time of the firs t national census in 1790, only the English outnumbered the Scotch-Irish as America ' s largest ethnic population. While the exact number of Scotch-Iri sh Americans cannot be definit ely determined from those early records , i t has been generally accepted that there were well over a quarter of a million Americans of Scotch-Iri sh ancestry living i n the United Sta tes when Washington assumed the duties of the nation ' s first pres ident . While of great importance in mere numbers a lone, the r ole played by the Scotch-Irish in America during the historic years of the l8th century was ev en greater than their numbers would suggest. Unti l the comi ng of the Scotch- Irish in the early 1700's , the American colonies had continued to remain a narrow band of settlements nestled closely to the coast. With the arrival of thousands of adventurous Scotch-Ir i s h immigrants eager for land of their own, the American boundaries were pushed hundreds of miles inland, and the settlement of the American "frontier" was begun in earnest, Playing a major role in the defeat of the French and Indians i n the war of that name , the ScotchIrish were consequently greatl y responsible for the acquisition by the British, and thus eventually by the Americans, of the vast tract of land comprising the Ohio Val l ey. Perhaps of even greater importance, the Scotch-Iri sh were among the most ardent and active of the patriots during the American Revolution. Among the very first to take up the banner of Independence, the Scotch-Irish never wavered in their dedication to the cause. While millions of present-day Americans can claim descent from those early Scotch-Irish ancestors, all Americans have benefited from the rich heritage those early American pioneers handed down to us. The Scotch-Irish did not appear on the American scene in any real sense until the second decade of the 18th century, With the arrival of the first vanguard of the Scotch- Irish immigrants in 1717, the American character began a process of transformation that would continue for the remainder of its history. With the sudden influx of thousands of ScotchIrish immigrants to the American shores, the colonies ceased to be s t rictly English. The famous "melting pot" phenomenon of American society was begun , and a new a nd unique American character began to evolve . During the s ix decades preceedi ng the Revolution, over 200,000 ScotchIris h immigrants settled in America . While there was a continuous stream of immi gration during these years, there were definite periods of time when the f low rea ched outs tanding proportions , These years of greatest influx were 1717-1719, 1724·-1729 , 1740-1741 , 1754-1755, and 1770-1775. As their name implies , the Scotch-Irish were an unique ethnic entity. Although possessed of a Scottish her itage, these immigrants did not come to American directly from their ancestral homeland of Scotland. The Scotch-Irish who immigrat ed to the American colonies in the 1700's , had immigrated the century before to the north of Ireland, Having come ori ginally from the war-torn poverty-s tricken counties of the lowlands of Scotland, these immigrants had responded by the thousands to a call *914 Holly Road, Black Mountain, NC 28711 �i5'/- by the English monarchs in the 1 6 00 's to settle on new lands in Ireland . The English in their continual and often futile attempts to subdue the native Catholic population of Ireland encouraged and sponsored this colonization by the Scots of Ireland ' s northern counties . For over a hundred years these colonists from Scotland battled their Irish neighbors , labored to civilize a frontier and even struggled with their English sponsors . Staunch in their devotion to the doctrines of the Presbyterian Church , they made Northern Ireland (Ulster ) a bastion of Protestantism in a sea of equally fervent Irish Catholicism. For roughly one hundred years these Scottish settlers pros pered in their colony and reshaped the very nature of their new " homeland ." In the process they too were transformed, and the Scotch-Irish gradua lly evolved into a new and distinct people . As the 17th century gave way to the 18th, life for the Scotch-Irish in Ulster underwent an abrupt about-face . Enjoying the fruits of al most a century of hard work , their very successes proved to be their undoing . Having successfully resisted the power of the native Catholic Church , the Scotch-Irish suddenly found themselves confronted with the "invincible authority of the Church of England. With the p assage of the Test Act in 1703, the Scotch-Irish were suddenly prevented from holding any positions of civil authority or power without taking the unthinkable step of denying their own Presbyterian be~ie~s and s witching their allegiance to the Church of England. Unwi lling to engage in suc h an act of betrayal the Scotch-Irish were robbed of all of their political rights. Equally disastrous for these "Ulster-Scots " were the simultaneous attacks on their economy . Within the hundred years of their settlement in Ulster, they had succeeded in establi~ hing a _woolen and linen indus try successful enough to challenge the industries in England itself . Faced with thi s formidable challenge from the Scotch-Irish, the English met the challenge by virtually legisl ating the Scotch-Irish industries out of existence. A trade embargo was placed on all Ulster exports , and the Ulster economy was practically destroyed . At this same t ime , many of the leases on their lands began to become due, and their English landlords raised their rents to such exorbitant prices that the ScotchIrish were forced to give up the very lands they were responsible for improving. Attacked religiously, politically and economically they were also confronted with the vicissitudes of the elements and suddenly suffered from a crippling series of bad harvests and crop failures . Faced with such impossible adversities, the Scotch-Irish suddenly became a ware of the colonies in America and began a mass migration of unprecedented proportions . Just as their fathers and grand£athers had crossed over from Scotland to Ireland a century before , thousands upon thousands of Scotch-Irish crossed the Atlantic in the l?OO ' s in the quest of new land and a new future. The initial Scotch-Irish immigrants to the American colonies coming in Thinking that the Calvinists of New England would make the most suitable neighbors for them , the Scotch-Irish chose this area for their first settlement . The choice soon proved to be an erroneous one, however, and the Scotch-Irish Presbyterians dis covered that the Puritans of New England did not tolerate or accept their brand of Calvinism. The religious freedom they immigrated to America to enjoy was not to be found in the colonies of New En gland , Likewis e, much 1717-1718, arrived in Boston. V1rgin1& Appala.ohie.n N otaa �155 of the good l a nd in these colonies had already been granted before the Scotch- Irish a rrived and opportunities for economic advancement were limited. New England did not prove to be the promised land these immigrants sought , and attention turned elsewhere, Except for this initial foray into the land of the Puritans, almost all of the over 200 , 000 Scotch-Irish immigrants who came to America during the six decades preceeding the Revolutionary War were welcomed to America by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania . Pennsylvania of all the American colonies was the most ideally suited to receive this massive wave of migration . One of the last colonies to be settled , there were still vast tracts of land available for settlement. Founded under the benevolent liberal proprietorship of William Penn, the colony was a haven of religious tolerance . A great majority of the Scotch-Irish immigrants were too impoverished to even pay for their passage across the ocean and depended upon the system of indentured servitude . With a large plantation economy in the southern colonies dependent upon slavery and with a system of free family lahor prevalent in New England , only the middle colonies were able to support any great number of i ndentured servants . Likewise, with the other middle colonies much less tolerant of religious diversity, Pennsylvania was the only real home open to the thousands of Scotch-Irish immigrants . These immigrants arrived in America through the ports of Philadelphia and New Castle , Delaware . Finding the areas along the coast already settled the Scotch-Irish moved into the Pennsylvania Valley and on to the frontier . The path they followed was determined by the geography of the land . The great valley spreading out from Philadelphia lead west for over a hundred miles before running up against the formidable Appalachian Mountains . From here the valley curved to the southwest and became the Great Valley of Virginia or the Shenandoah. The Scotch-Irish followed the course of the valley, and with each successive wave of immigration pushed the frontier ever forward . By the 17JO's, thousands of immigrants had filled the valleys in Pennsylvania and began to spill over into the backlands of Virginia . At the same time that the Scotch- Irish were arriving in America, thouands of German immigrants were coming as well. They too :found the valley of Pennsylvania most suited to their needs, and these two groups of immigrants found themselves in the rather unusual and often uncomfortable situation of being neighbors. Their movements across Pennsylvania and down into Virginia were often parallel, and their stories are often intertwined. They were quite different peoples, however, and there was little actual mixing of the two. Differing in religion, language , culture and character they preferred to settle in their own communities and would usually stake out opposite sides of a valley. In almost every instance, the Scotch-Irish could be found on the very edge of the frontier and the Germans closer to the more settled areas in the Fast. The Germans were exceptionally good farmers and once settled on a tract of land almost never moved on. The Scotch-Irish, on the other hand, seemed possessed with an uncontrollable restlessness and always seemed to be pushing the frontier to new limits. The Germans following the practice endorsed by the proprietors of the colony favored a policy of peaceful coexistence with the Indians . The VtrCUU& AppaJc.whlan N otee> �I 3·0 Scotch-Irish at the very edge of the frontier and always desirous of new land saw the Indians as only an evil nuisance that had to be eliminated , The Scotch- Irish did not recognize any claims the Indians might have on the land and would not wait for the proprietors to negotiate a treaty to buy it from them . Openly hostile to the Indians , the Scotch- Iris h were both the victims and the instigators of much of the subsequent violence between the Indians and the colonialists . As each new wave of immigrants washed upon the American shores , the line of settlement moved further south into the Valley of Virginia. Ha ppy to have the sturdy Scotch-Irish pioneers serve as a buffer against the Indians on the frontier , the colonies encouraged the Scotch-Irish to move into their interiors . By the 1740 ' s , they had reached the Roanoke and for all practical purposes the end of the valley in Virginia . Having filled the frontiers of Pennsylvania and Virginia , the Scotch-Irish next headed south i nto the wide-open lands of the Carolinas. There were several reasons why the Scotch-Irish turn ed to the Carolinas during the later stages of their migration to America , Foremost among these was the simple fact that much of the land in Pennsylvania and Virginia was already settled and too expensive to buy. Second, was the fact that beginning in 1756 with the outbreak of the French and Indian War, the frontier communi ties in the valleys of Pennsylvania and Virgini a were subjected to terrible violent attacks from the Indians . Many settlers lost their lives, and many more were forced to abandon their homes . While many of these settlers simply moved back East , an even greater number headed south to the Carolinas . The governors of both Carolinas welcomed the settlement of their colonies' interiors and encouraged the Scotch- Irish to come· In 1763 , South Carolina offered its immigrants a headright of a hundred acres for each man , wit h fifty acres for each woman and child. Many Scotch-Irish sailed directly from Ulster to Charleston and then proceeded to claim their land in the colony's interior. There they were joined by many more who had made the long jounley south by way of Pennsylvania , Virginia and North Carolina , By the outbreak of the Revolutionary War , the Scotch-Irish were firmly entrenched upon the American scene and were a ma j or force in the fight for Independence . With the bitter memories of their oppression at the hands of the English in Ulster still burning inside them , the ScotchIrish were eager to free themselves from the English once and for all . With a spirit of individual dignity and independence fostered by the rigors of life on the frontier , the Scotch-Iris h were among the first to call for freedon. Having refused to acknowl edge the proprietary rights of even the colonial proprietors , they were completely unwilling to bow to the wishes of a "foreign " power across the sea . Through years of combating the dangers faced on the frontiers, the Scotch- Irish had evolved into expert marksmen and fierce fighters and proved to be the finest and most reliable soldiers to fight for the American cause . Seemingly fearless in their courage and willing to face great hardships , they became the very backbone of the American forces . From their famous Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence in 1775 , to the final victory in 1783, the Scotch-Irish never wavered in their devotion to America 's freedom and Independence. With the successful conclusion of the Revolutionary War , the story of the Scotch-Irish in America comes to an end, Although the pioneers who soon began to cross the mountains and push the frontiers further west Vtrglnja AppeJ.a.ohian MOtefi �into Tennessee, Ke n tucky and the Ohio Valley were the descendants of the Scotch-Ir i sh settl e r s of the l?OO's, they were no longer ScotchIrish themselves. Aft er over a half a century of life on this side of the At l ant ic, the Scotch-Iris h ceased to be classified as anything other than Amer icans. Alwa ys looking forward, they continued to spread out across the American continen t and became inextricably identified with it . Judgi ng ea ch man by his own merits , the Scotch-Irish did not hesitate to i nt e r -marry wi t h other pioneers on the frontier and soon lost their ethn ic identity to tha t u.nique_-phenomenon the "American. " The Scotch-Iris h contributed much to the American character, and i t is from them that the American learned to romanticize the future rather than the past . = === = = = = = = = = = ======= -- -- -- = = = = = ~ =~ = === Consider wh e ther we o ught no t to be more in the habit of seeking honor from our descendants th a n f rom our ancestors; thinking it better to be nobly remembered than nobly born; a nd s triving so to live, that our sons, and our sons' sons, for ages to come , mi g ht s till lead their children reverently to the doors out of which we h a d be e n carried to the grave, saying, " Look , this was his house, this was his c h amber ." ---Ruskin. ==== ====== == = ===== = = = = == = = == = = = = === = = ================================================================================ STEPS IN GENEALOGY Step 1: That preminary survey merely means: What has been done on your lines and mine? Wouldn 't that speed up a lot of research if we could know that completely? Step 2 : What records exist. , what book, to seek out . I would move heaven and earth if I knew what library Step 3: Is actual , mechanical research. Hopefully, if I see you in Salt Lake City, or the National Archives , or in DeKalb Co , Tn, you won ' t have any spiral notebooks, but from the books, the records and the film, you will go right to a family group sheet. That ' s what I would like to see more of in genealogy. Save the transcription errors , and other reasons. Step 4: The analysis. We find that many of us have the solution to our pedigree problems if we could shake it out of the bushel basket . Don ' t we? Right: Now , sometimes , don't you find that there is one "nut" in the county named Willie Wheelbarrow , or two, both married to Martha, with ten kids each? or , what about names like Smith, Jones , Williams and Johnson? Don't you find in many of your lines you go to those county records and find a whole tribe of people -- same name? Same given name, so which one is mine? I will teach you today how to show yourselves , research- wise, which one is indeed yours. A special technique called a "general " search. Step 5: Merely means, now that you have extended your lines back one more generation, do a survey or start again, at step number 1. from SEMINAR TRANSCRIPT by Ronald A Bremer, l984, p 15, 17. Salt Lake City , UT 84116. PO Box 1 6422, =========== == = = =======================:========= = ====== =~================ == = = = == Vtramt& Appalachian Notes �15.Y LEE COUNTY, VI RGINIA, - LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS The following are abstracts from legislative petitions found at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia. Box:1793 - 1826 yrs #8452 - Bl319 : 1825 , Dec. 14. . . . .. .. Will iam Ball ..••• •. fall from horse • . , , .wife and 3 children .. .• . privilege of Ped.ling Dry Goods without payment of licence . . ••• Nov 4th , 1823 •••. Wm Heiskell , wit. 1825 , Dec 17 rejected. #BlJ20 - #8453: 1825, Dec 14. Robert C Fulkerson, dept Shff .•.. death (2) Walter D Blair, Henrico Co , ; William Heiskell , House of Delegates (3) Stephen T Null, House of Delegates (4) Aud(itor) Off(ice) Jan 3, 1825 . . . Ja ' s E Beath? in family past year .••.. payment of county taxes and fine . #lJ18B #7794 : 1822 , Dec . 5. Citizens petitions ( 5 pages) .... remove the seat of government for the state •••. .• individual signatures ..•• • #Bl317 #7765 (#7764 #A7652) 1822 , Dec 4. John D Sharp • • •• date of late Charles Carter Esq . , Cl erk of Court, •..•• money due Sharp . . . . . Nov 12th, 1822 •.• • . • . John Fulkerson , administrator of estate of Charles Carter • ••• • • •• Nov 15 , 1822 ••. • • Sam ' l Ewing. #Bl315 #7690: 1821, Dec 12. Swan Hambleton , free man of color . , • . served as a slave for ca 58years • •• • now ca 59 years old •. . and wife Sarah . •• . emancipated by his late master John Skidmore . • •• • wife about J9 . ... children ••• to stay in state •• . • former owner Mr Henry Hamblen • .• • Swan saved 2 of his children from the Indi ans .. . Thomas Blakemore • . . . 20 Nov 1821 . • .• • . Charles Hamblen , one of children saved. John Skidmore JP , Claiborne Anderson JP. Reasonable. ( 4 pages ) #Bl315 #7700-A: 1821 , Dec 12. Thomas Richards • • • free man of color . •. emancipated by late Master Mr Thomas Blakemore .• • ••• ca 45 years old .•• has a wife and several children •• • all still slaves • • • • Nov 10th, 1821 • ••• John D Sharp •••• 13 Nov 1821 • •• Stephen T Niell •. . Thomas Blakemore • . . (to stay in state) ••••• Reasonable. #Bl314 #7559 (#7558-8741A). 1820, Dec 18. Joseph Koger . .• making a Grist mill .,.Nov JO, 1820 • • • petition for mill . • •• signatures • . .. (J pages) #Bl312 #6794: 1816, Nov 28. into county ••..••• #BlJ09 #6696: 1816, Nov lJ. Moses Ball • • • • Tidings Lane ••. bri ng slaves Joshua Ewi ng .•• payment of taxes •• • claims •• #BlJll #6694: 1816, Nov 13. Tu..niel Dickenson, Charles Carte r , John M Preston, Wm H Carter, William M Henry , Pascal Hamblen and Thomas M. Carter ••••• public money #Bl310 #6697: 1816, Nov lJ. William Heiskell. •• • Nov last purchased from Lilbou:rne S?L Henderson of Abingdon, Va •••• a slave, Simon Cuba? from Tennessee.-:-:-:: Oct 17, 1816. #Bl308 #6681. 1816, Jan 6 •••. William Heiskell ••• as above #Bl310 V:1rtl1Jl.ia Appalachian Note9 �Lee County, Virginia #Bl307 #6455: #BlJ05 1815, Dec 7 . #5859 : 1811, Dec 9. #BlJ04 #5430-B: signatures. Tidence I.ane •••••• Moses Ball •• • Nov 18, 1815. Charles Carter ••• on court precedures ••••• 1809, Dec 11 • • •• increased in wolf population •••• • #BlJOJ #5393: 1809, Dec 8 . Mary Barbara Hoover ••• ca 12 months ago her husband Henry Hoover left her and eloped from this county with a certain Iarkus Reed with whom he now lives •••• estate to his only son •••. married ca 23 years ago • •. (2) John Hoover . • . • • Henry Hoover left county with l.B.rcus Read otherwise Iarcus Miles . • • • 6 Nov 1809,, ,Joseph Koger JP Ruthe Dickerson • • • • • 6 Nov 1809 • •• Joseph Koger JP Divorce rejected, #BlJ02 #5390: 1809, Dec 7 . Drury Fletcher ca 9 years ago his wife Sarah ••••• eloped from him and fled with Edward Wilburn into a neighbouring state and married him ••.•• (2) (3) Vincent Benham, brother to Sarah.•••• 6 Nov 1809 James Huff JP (4) Mary Benham, widow , •• Drury her son-in-law •••• ca 11 years ago • •• 6 Nov 1809 (5) James Huff •••• lived near Drurey 1800-1801. •• 24 Oct 1809 Joseph Koi?er JP (6) John Russell ••••••• Oct 1809 (7) Obedience Huff •••• neighbour to Drury (8) Jacob Blubough •••• Neighbour ••• 6 Oct 1809 Mary Bailey ••••• neighbour •.••• 6 Oct 1809 divorced rejected. #5022: 1806, Dec 9 , Lee . Russell and Washington Cos . • (7 pages) signatures •••• rejected. #BlJ67 4711A: 1804, Dec 11. •• • • • (2 pages) signatures. #4482-1: 1802, Dec 15 • ••• Jonesville. #BlJOO #4237: #4127: Road from Big I •••• Gap to Powell's Valley 1800, Dec 13. George Gibson ••• attendence at court . 1799 , Jan 25 •••• road #Bl298 #3913: 1798, Dec 5 •• • road •.•• signatures • • • (2 pages) #Bl297 #3510: 1796, Nov 16. Sarah Noe ••• • in March 1795 married Charl es Noe ••• took up with a woman and went to Kentucky • •• he retured t o Lee County and again left with same woman •• • • • 22 Nov 1796. Reasonable - divorced #bl296 #3221: 1794, Nov 18 . .. waggon road •• ,·... •••'• and s i gnat ures ••• a long petition. #Bl295 #3220 (#J219-3576A) 1 1794, Nov 18 •• •• place to hold court •• •••• ,. signatures • • • • • (6 pages) #Bl299 #3845 : 1798 Dec 5. Road •. •• • • 2 pgs signatur es. V1r'1111& App&.laohian Notes 1::r7 �BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts OWENS FAMILY AND RELATED FAMILIES by Jane E Bolton Owens . This is a historical sketch of Washington, Russell , Buchanan Counties of Virginia, a l so Pike County , Kentucky, wi th maps from early routes the pioneers of our families took. There are many court records and legal documents. Many family pedigree charts are incl uded. There are 92 pages of family names . A few of the names are /unburgey , Anderson , Ball, Bowman, Colley, Counts , Deel , Edwards , Mullins , Owens , Powers, Sutherland , Viers, Wright and Yates . Many family photos are included. The book has 466 pages , bibliography, and completely indexed. Order the book from : Jane E Bolton Owens , 13802 Bassmore Dr , San Diego , CA 92129. The price was not stated. THE McCRAYS OF AMERICA by Philip Roger McCray . "A little more than two hundred years ago a di mly remembered Scot and his family stepped onto the deck of a ship in an Irish por t, l eaving Ireland forever behind them ." This James McCray was the author's great-great- great-great grandfather. The book is divided into 5 parts (1) The Scots- Irish , (2) The McCr ays of Northwestern Pennsylvania , (3) Descendants from James and Ellen (Bell) McCray , (4) Family Charts, (5) Maps. With the help of the author ' s brother, Richard McCray of Hendersonville, NC, the McCrays are traced through northwestern Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Vi rginia . The book has 299 pages , a bibliography and completely indexed . The price i s $15.00 (check or money order). Order from: Philip R McCray, 7720 Bock Rd . (Oxon Hill ), Ft. Washington , MD 20744, - - ----------------- - ---··-----------NON EXCHANGE QUARTERLI ES Quarterly of Southern Indiana Genealogical Society , Vol. X, No. 2 & No. 3 P. o. Box 665 New Albany, Indiana 47150 Poplar Row, Vo. IX, April & June 1989 from The Jackson County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society, P. o. Box 807, Jackson, Ohio 45640 . The Illuminator, Vo . 5, No. 1 & No. 2, the quarter l y newsletter of the Zion Genealogical Society, 2400 Gabriel Ave . , Zion, Illinois 60099 . Platte County Missouri Historical & Genealogical Society Bulletin, Vo . 42 No. 2, from Platte County Historical Society, P. O. Box 103 , Platte City , Missouri 64079. National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 77, No . 2 . and NGS Newsletter Vol. 15, No. 3 & No. 4. 4527 Seventeenth Street North , Arlington, VA 22207-2399 . = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = To obtain pedigree charts from the index published in the August issue of VAN write to ~·!ARY JANE VADEN, SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P. o. nox 12485, ROANOKE, VA 24026 . Cost: 15 cents a chart, mailing folder - 15 cents, postage varies with weigh t. Please include volume number as well as page number . Surnames in 1-lhich you are interes ted also helps. Make check to SOUTl !WES TERN VIRGINIA GENEALOG ICAL SOCIETY. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = V1retrrla AppeJachia.n lJotas = = = = = = = = �/61 QUERIES 13lr89: ROYALTY/RILETREE/ROYALTREE ; HITE. Henry ROYALTY b. Va. Lvd. Lincoln Co, & Casey Co, Ky . Soldier Slaughter 's Ky Militia, War of 1812. Md Sophia Hite . A son, Henry, md Mina Wright. Seek info parents, siblings, children and which Va counties Henry & Sophia born. Mary Athearn Matson (Mrs Robert), 1632 Yorktown Dr , Charlottesville, VA 22901. Ky 135-89: 136-89: Need to correspond with anyone with info concerning JAMES GILBERT TAYLOR, b ca 1812/15, seaman (age 38 on 1850 census of Jefferson Co, TX), New York. Arrived in TX Nov 1838, granted 320 acres of land on Taylor's Bayou on 7 and 19th Nov 1839; md ca 1840/42 ELVIRA SOPHIA CHASE, b ca 1827 , Ind (23 on 1850 census), her mother, Diadama (age 59) b ca 1791, France; was enumerated in Taylor household (as well as a John GIBNEY, sailor, from Ireland . ) James GILBERT was severly wounded 18 Apr 1863 during skirmish at Sabine Pass and d 1863/64. He had a $10,000 reward on his head for being a "Union sympathizer" , Was the "reward" collected? Who arranged his burial near the family homestead on Taylor ' s Bayou? A son , Walter , fought with the Confederate Army. June IANDRY VINING, 416 Leonard Dr, Longview , TX 75603. 137-89: Seeking info on George Wesly BA'ITEN, b 1854, built family home next to St Lukes Church in 1886, d 16 Nov 1896, buried St Lukes Church. Father was Ian~el Herrin BATTEN, born at Ralph Godwin farm , d 1866 & was md to Diana HALL, b 9 Sept 1824, d JO Sept 1902, buried St Lukes Church. Bernice Wilks Hoyt, Rt 4 Box 346, Cheney, WA 99004. 138-89: Wish to contact anyone working on SEAMONL'6 , Joseph who married Charity __ ?_ They had Moses , John, Aaron, Ephraime Myrajah, Obediah, Jeremiah, Assonoth. Joseph SEAMONDS died ca 1729. Was in Richmond Co, Va. Virginia Midkiff Graham , 4006 Clark Graham Rd, Huntington, WV 25701. 139-89: A James DAVIS owned 1300 acres in 1750-70's in Washington Co, Va, named "Tu.vis Fancy" near NC line. Had a sister Sarah who md Isaac VANBEBBER who d in the Battle of pt Pleasant, 1774. Was the father William DAVIS or James Sr? Who was the mother? Mrs Barbara Sprague Drew, 4180 Randolph Ave , Oakland, CA 94702. 140- 89: Need 1823 E, b L, b 141-89: Seeking ancestors of Silas DAVIS of Montgomery Co, who md Elizabeth PHILLIPS in Botetourt Co 23 May 1793. Purchased land on North Fork of the Roanoke in 1811. At least one son, Silas DAVIS, Jr, b ca 1810, resided in Montgomery Co . Need names of other children. Other information Welcomed. Constance S D:tvis, 3617 Bellfield Way, Studio City, CA 91604 142- 89 : Robert DOUGLAS md Catherine ? 1741, Louisa Oo, Va. He d 1786 Cumberland Co, Va. They had tavid, Robert, Elizabeth & Susan. David md Elizabeth HILL; he d 1789 Bedford Co, VA. Alfred Hill DOUGLAS b 1809 Bedford Co lived near Natural Bridge; He came to Tenn ca 1830 & md Jane E HIN'ION. Will correspond & share with anyone who is even remotely ~connected to the DOUGLAS family. Mrs Eleanor Harris, PO Box 205, Whites Creek, TN 37189 help to find parents of John PAUL b 1801, md Elizabeth REED, Mar in Rockbridge Co, Va . Ch: Hugh Alexander, b 26 June 1824; Martha 4 Apr 1826; Robert H, b 12 Jan 1832; John C, b 11 Apr 1834; Elizabeth 22 May 1836. Virginia Parsons, 7625 Webbwood Ct., Springfield VA 22151 V1r6tln1& .Appalachian 1~·ot-0ci �Queries 143-89: Seek info on ancestry and family of William GRAY of Rockbridge Co, Va, who sold JOO acres of land located in Rutherford Co, NC, to William Gray of Rutherford Co on 12 Nov 1783. Witnesses to deed i n NC included James Gray, a Revolutionary soldier, b in 1755, Augusta Co, Va, and d in 1836 in Rutherford Co, NC. Marleta Childs, Box 6825, Lubbock, TX 79493-6825 144-89: Jesse G ROYALTY b 10 Feb 1844 md Lucetta Sarah SOULE, 4 July 1871 at Ottumwa, Iowa (Wapello Co). Jesse d 29 Mar 1872, Maryville , Mo.; their dau Florence b 10 May 1872, Maryville, Mo. (Nodaway Co.) . Searching how the above ROYALTY families are related. Who are Jess e' s parents, siblings? Place of his birth? Will share i nfo. Mary Athearn Matson (Mrs Robert) , 1632 Yorktown Dr, Charlottesville, VA 22901. 145-89: Need info on James WILKS b 1880 - Franklin & Bedford Co - md Elizabeth BARBER 4 Feb 1903 Bedf'ord Co. Brother Arch. , 2 cousins Charlie & John WILXs were killed by train in Vinto¥Nov 1921. His mother Kearn b 1857, Franklin Co, Gills Creek. Bernice Wilks Hoyt, Rt 4 Box 346, Cheney , WA 99004 146-89: Seeking info on John W BARBER b 1850 Bedford Co, Staunton Dist, md Mary *Jeter BARBER. 'Ihey had 11 Children: Sallie, John , Mollie , Mannie Bell, Willie, Samuel, Gilmore , Dosie May, Mary , Elizabeth. Who was John W Barber's father? 1900 they were living in Moneta & Roanoke Va. BerniceWilks Hoyt , address above . (*Is her maiden name Jeter or Barber? - editor) 147-89: The VANBEBBERS - John, Peter, Margaret (md George Yoakum) & James were all on the Russell Co Tax List for 1789, 1790, 1792, & 1793. Peter, Margaret & James are listed in the Personal Property & Land Book for Lee Co in 1795. Two years later they all helped found the Ia.vis Creek Baptist Church in Claiborne Co, TN. Mrs Barbara Sprague Drew, 4180 Randolph Ave, Oakland, CA 94602. 148-89: George SNUFFER (SCHNAUFFER) b ca 1745 Germany, in Montgomery Co ca 17751800. Could have md first to WERTZ; second Amy MUSGROVE 5 June 1793 in Montgomery. CH: George Jr, Iavid, John, Jacob, Margaret, George Sr later moved to Claiborne Co, TN. Mrs Barbara Sprague Drew, See above 149-89 : Need help to find parents of Mat(t)hew HARPER & Sara Jane (nee GOODMAN) RICHARDSON (widowed) . Mathew was b in SC (1770- 80) & Sara in Va . They md in Hart Co, :KY in 1815. Virginia Parsons , 7625 Webbwood Ct, Springfield, VA 22151. 150-89: Seek parents of Michal GOLDEN in 1810 Frederick Co, Va, census #528: Michael GOLDLINK md 1792 Augusta Co, Va Margaret CAMPBELL; Michael GOLDING md 1798 Northhampton Co, Va Ja ne GARNER; parents of Jane GARNER. This Michel GLLDLINK family to Greene Co, TN by 1812. Various spellings: GOODLIN(K) , GOLDEN, GOLDING, GOULDING , GOLDLINK. Mrs Rosemary Love .Bahr 1007 Tulip Lane, Robinson, IL 62454. 151-89: Seek confirmation of Eleanor VAN METRE as first wife of John WILSON & the names of their four children of Berkley Co, Va (now WV); the maiden name Jane, his 2nd wife. John WILSON in Berkley Co , Va by 3 Apr 1735; will proven 16 Apr 1783. Mrs Rosemary Love Bahr, address above. Vtramt& Appa.la.chi&n No~-1 �152-89: Queries I ft;, 3 Seeking descendants of Catherine MONTAGUE (b c1678-d after 1720 Va) daughter of Peter MONTAGUE III & Mary DOODES/MINOR, l/md, ca 1696, Middlesex Co, Va, George TWYMAN I, emigrant (ca 1670- 1703). Son , George II; daus: Mary BRISTOW & Catherine THOMPSON . 2/md Phillip WARWICK (5 Sep 1705, Middlesex Co, Va). Sons: Thomas & Phillip WARWICK, Jr. Betty Wilson Thomas, 68650 Second St #176, Cathedral City, CA 92234 153-89: Seeking descendants of Peter MONTAGUE III. l/st wife, Mary, d ca 1682; their dau , Catherine (age 4) raised by step-mother, Elizabeth MORRIS. Thomas MORRIS was proved as Elizabeth's father, in 1702, by Deed of Gift to his dau, "relict" of Peter MONTAGUE. In 1703, Elizabeth MONTAGUE md Rice CURTIS. Son, Rice Jr , baptized 3 Sept 1704, Middlesex Co, Va. Betty Wilson Thomas, address above. 154-89: Seeking descendants of Cornelius READ/REED, Loudon & Montgomery Cos, Va; son of Jonathan & Susanna READ/REED, Loudon Co, Va. Sarah HOUGH, w/o Cornelius READ, was dau of Benjamin & Ruth HOUGH/HUFF, Loudon & Botetourt Cos , Va (from 1?60's to 1790's). These ROUGHS were not Quakers. Will exch Family Group Sheets . Betty Wilson Thomas, address above. 155-89: Seek info regarding Julia HELTON, b 1827, md Joseph HAYWOOD 1864, or her mother, Hannah HELTON, b 1805/15. Probably b Wythe/Patrick Co. Later moved to Russell Co . Sue Keen, 1356 Coral Place, Hampton, VA 23669. 156- 89: Need info on Thomas DAWS md 15 Nov 1814 to Martha HICKS in Mecklenburg, Va. This DAWS family later moved to TN. She was the d/o Gracy HICKS. Virginia N James, 9 Richmond, Irvine, CA 92720. 157-89: Desire to exch info on the John BOLT family and desc, particularly Charles BOLT md Mary "Mollie" BARNARD 1796, patrick Co, later migrated to Polk Co, MO; James BOLT md Elizabeth McGAHA 1825 Grayson Co, Va; their ch: Polly md Jordan SUTPHIN; Andrew Jackson md Sarah MARSHALL; Adaline; Jefferson md Sarah (BOLT) SUTPHIN ; Frances Jane; Thomas Dickerson; Eliza/ Louisa. Donna B Perry, PO Box 1894, Burney, CA 96013. Desire info on Elizabeth b 1805, d/o John & Hannah (?) McGAHA/McGAHEY; md 1825 James BOLT in Grayson Co; at that time Elizabeth's mother was called the Widow MAGATHA/MEGHE'I'E of Montgomery Co, Va. Hannah (?) McGAHA/McGAHEY md cl825 or later Joseph PHILLIPS and lived in Surrey Co, NC until in the 1840 ' s. Donna B Perry , address above. 158- 89 : 159-89 : Desire to exch info on the following: James s/o Thomas & Tobitha (WEBB) HALL, md 1855 Paulina Elizabeth PHIBBS in Carroll Co, Va. Ch: Lindsey E; Ansalom R HALL. Also on Giles, s/o William & Millie (DALTON) WEBB, md 1853 Eliza/Angeliza PHIBBS i n Carroll Co, Va. Chs William Giles, James A, Millie WEBB. Donna B Perry, address above. 160-89: Seeking desc of Robert (Rittenhouse) BARTON (l840-1917), 1st Va Cavalry, md Lucy CLOYD 1875, Lived Pulaski Co, Va. M. Barton Colt, 29 E 93, New York, NY 10l28. 161-89: Would like to hear from anyone interested in the FOLEY or TERRY families of SW Va. Sarah FOLEY, b c 1807 Patrick Co, Va, md Benjamin TERRY 1834. The family later moved to Lee Co. Nancy Cowan, 8333 N. W. 33. Bethany , OK 73008. ~Appalachian Notae �Queries 162-89 : Would like to hear from researchers interested in JENKINS and WHEELERS in Va. Robert JENKINS , b ca 1788 Va , md Frances & moved to Ky by 1820. William T WHEELER, b cl803 Va, was in Tennessee by 1828. Nancy Cowan , 8333 N. w. 33 . Bethany , OK 73008 163- 89 : Interested in the POPE & ATKINS(QN) families of Va. Tnomas POPE md Elizabeth ATKINS(ON) 1810 Goochland Co , Va . She was the d/o of Lewis ATKINS( ON) & Judi th CLARK. The family settled in the Grayson-WytheCarroll counties area. Nancy Cowan , address above . 164--89 : Seek parents of John KEATON, b Va c 1780 , md Elizabeth , d in Franklin Co , /ti. Two daus named Margaret & Clarissa. Mary Jane Davis , 7451 North -~ore Rd , Norfolk, VA 23505. 165-89: Seek parents of John K REED, wife Sarah , living in Augusta Co , Va on 1850 census . Mary Jane Davis , address above . 166- 89: Seek parents of James, Robert , Thomas John PARSONS , a l l served Montgomery Co militia . Some association with CRAIG , WILBURN , OSBORNE families . Any help appreciated . Mary Jane I.avis , address above . 167-89: Seek parents of my maternal great grandfather , Rice J WALDRON, He was b 1827 Tazewell Co, Va , d 1920 reportedly in McDowell Co , Wv . He md 27 Feb 1851 , Rebecca Beavers, d/o Moses & Pheby (HARMAN) BEAVERS . John W Lewis , Rt 10 Box 844, Mechanicsville, VA 23111. =========================================================================== GARDNER CEMETERY Location: On old Rt 11, Shawsville , Montgomery County , Virginia . Going south -- go through town to the Ft. Vause Historical Marker -- the next house on the right is the Likens house. The cemetery is located in the pasture behind the house. Nannie Sue Gardner Joseph D Loop Apr 10, 1 877 Born Feb 8, 1864 Ida Gardner Loop wife of Infant Son Wm R & Rusha E of John Russell son of Aug 20, 1909 Geo. W. Gardner Born Ruth McDonald wife of Aug 18, 1926. Aug 8 , 1956 Died Joseph D Loop Gardner Wm R & Rusha Gardner May 29, 1839 Geo. w. Gardner Died Apr 4 , 1920 (verse) July 15, 1863 Sept l6 , l920 Born April 1 , 1950 Sept 18 , 1920 Aug J, 1909 Died Sept 20 , 1919 Born May 24, 1844 (Additional information on the above: Ruth McDonald Gardner, dau of George & Nancy (Sessler ) McDonald. Mill, 1907 moved to Shawsville. Wm. Redmond Gardner married Rusha Moses. Ida Catharine Gardner married Joseph D. Loop. Nannie Sue Gardner, unmarried.) Vt1'ClD2a AppalaChian N otar. Died Lived McDonald ' s �1· BOOK REVIEWS : All b ooks sen t will be reviewed and printed in the next issue of VAN . Please include the price of the book, any advertising material that you have and where the book ma y be ord ered . All b ooks will be placed in a library, usually the Virginia Room of the Centra l Roanoke City Public Library, Elwood Park, Roanoke, VA, or a library of your c hoice in the a rea that VAN covers. Mail to SVGS , PO Box 12485, Roanoke, Va. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 13, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource 1820 Botetourt County Marriage Bonds; Nancy Thomas' Pension Application; Craig County Death Records, 1915-1916; Some Dickenson County Marriages, 1908; Gardner Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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J - August 1989 CONTENTS President ' s Message Gordon Family Bible Records & Washi ngton Gordon ' s Letter Franklin County, Virginia , Researchers 1867 Freedmens Bureau Census Excerpt Hornbarger Floyd County , Va , Common Law Order Book #6 , p 110 James D Vermillion (1818- ) The J essi e ' s The Towsons Ward Family Record "Fincastl e Weekly Advertis er" Pedigree Charts : Index for Volume 6 Bedford County , Virginia , Road Petition What ' s In A Name James E Robison Surname Index Weddle - Earls Queries Book Revi ews Caldwell Notes Study of the Preservation of Cemeter ies Commonwealth of Virgini a 80 81 85 86 96 97 98 93 99 101 101 102 107 108 109 110 llJ 114 118 121 122 --------------------------------------------------- --------------------------=-----------------------------------------------------------------------------The Southwes tern Virgi nia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month at l :JOpm at the Central Roanoke City Library , Elmwood Park, Jefferson Street , Roanoke, Virginia , in the Brody Room ( 4th Floor). There are elevators for those who do not care to walk up the stairs . --==========================================================================---- �~nuf~fuestern ~irginin <'ientalngical jiQcietu , July 1989 Dear Friends , It is difficult to believe that the summer of '89 is here. Thus far we have had some interesting programs , including a review of new books and materials in the Virginia Room, how to research and publ i sh genealogies (by some of our members), a book signing party for the author of the new history of Roanoke County , a combined trip to the Jones Memorial Library in Lynchburg and Thomas Jefferson ' s rural retreat , Poplar Forest. We had an outstanding speaker , Ron Bremer, from Salt Lak~ City in June. Though the attendance was small, his presentation was so outstanding that we are considering having him return for an all-day workshop. If this visit is arranged , howeve r: we would like to be able to supply 200-300 participants. It would be a shame to miss his knowledge, expertise , and inf~r­ mation. Let us know of your wishes along this line. We wi ll keep you informed of details as they develop. Our July program is entitled , "Lucy Breckenridge of Grove Hill, " presented by two local educators , Dr. Norma Jean Peters of Roanoke County and H. W. Scott of Botetourt County. In August, we plan a question and answer period between members of the group. Sharing of unusual items found in research is also encouraged. We are firming up plans for a program i n the fall on historic preservation by Martha Boxley and another by some west Salem Elementary teachers on oral history of residents in the ~a l e~ ~rea. We hope these are topics of . interest and that you will Join us for these sess i ons on the third Saturday of each month at 1:30 p.m. in the City Library. We are also in need of someone in the Society to take over the job of handling back issues and the job of h i storian . Let us know if you can give a l i tt le time to e i ther one of these jobs. Babe Fowler , our VAN editor, is going t o be includi ng some information in the VAN from Ron Bremer because of its worth to you, the researcher. Have a great summer and bring a friend to the meetings l Sincere l y , ~% . Deedie Kagey , President ~ �~UU1111 t: t: ea-"Oy : J uuy v..1.c1. l-t\. w ~1 1 , LLLl Lhrist ian Ave. NI.' i:., u k e, \l'A?r.n',....,.. noano VA 246'!2 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ GORDON FA..'HLY BI BL E RECORDS & WASHINGTON GORDON ' S LETTER <// The New Testament of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, translated o u t o f the Ori g in a l Greek and With the former translations d ilige n tly c omp a r ed and r e vised. By the special command of His Maj esty Ki n g James I o f En g land . ~his Bibl e bel o n g s to Judith Gord o n Bl ac kw e ll ( Judy) 224 Christian Avenue, NE Roanoke, VA 24012 Philadelphia, Penn. Publish ed b y M'Carty & Davis, no . 171, Market Street 1832 Giles Gordin & Juli a n Gordin (Ott) married the 10th day of September 1807 George Gordin & Susan lBi s h ) Gordin married the 26 of May, 1831 David H. Gordin volenteer mustered in survis the 16 of July 1861. Family Record Births of George W. Gordin born the 18 of August 1844 and Elisabeth (Hamblin) Gordin , born th e 22 of December 1845 . Walter J. Gordin born 13 o f October 1867 Luesa D . Gordin born the 22 of November 1869 Zaila E. Gordin born the 24 of May 1872 Charles L. E. Gordin born the 5 of March 1875 William c . T. Gordin born the 5 of March 1875 twin children Mina S.S . Gordin born April 29, 1877 John R. L. Gordin August 24 , 1880 Berty e . E. Gordin born the 23 of June 1883 James Elexander Gordin born the 29 of October 1886 George Gordin and Susan (Bish) Gordin wife of George Gordin married the 26 Vineyard of May 1831. Camel and Catharine Vineyard (nee Gordon) was ma rried the 6 of August 1841 Washington and Jane (Johnston) Gordon married October 23, 1845 James Calwell & Enemier (Gordon) Calwell married the 14 of February 1854 Jefferson Taber marri~d the 22 of _June 1853 to Juliana (Gordon) Taber George Harles and Matil~a E . Gordin_marr1 ~ ~ the 5th of Se ptemb e r 1860 George w. Gordin and Elisabeth rlamlin married the 16 of March 186? Giles Gordin born the 26 of September 1784 Juliana Gordin (Ott) wife of Giles Gordin born the 9th of Janua r y 1790 Jane Gor don born 29 December 1823 Births of w. (Washington) and Jane Gordin's children Nancy Catharine Gordin was born November the 1st 1846 Kiles Monroe Gordin born November 17th 1 849 David Hugh Cloyd Gordi n born March 14th 1852 Silistine Fitsalen Gordin was born December the 18, 185 2 Aleavean Juline Calwell born the 7th of July 18 5 3 William Barnet Tabor born 28 of May, 1854 Margaret c. Gordin born 1 8 and i don't know when Olevia Ellen Taber born the 10th day of October 1857 George Howe Taber born the 11 o f October 1860 V1r'1111& Appalaehian Not.es �Everett Ward Harles born the 12 of July 1861 Death of Giles Gordin May the 22 of Saturday nite at half past 8' O ' clock 1841 Death of Peter Bish March the 26 of Friday nite at 2' O 'clock . 1842 . (He was the fa ther of Susan Bish who married George Gordin) . Catharine Fluman died November 17 1847 Monday morning 10 O'clock ' ' Death of Julian Gordin June 15 , 1869 Funeral exercised attened by the Rev. Dome , on the 8 of July 1869 Jobe the 14 Chapt er 14 Verse. W. C. and C . E . Gordin was married May the 18, 1898 was born in 1884 . July the 8 , 1884 George Gordin born the 1 st December 1808 , Susan Gordin wife of George Gordin born 8th of January 1805, Juliana Gordin born the 2 of June 1832. Emeniah Gordin born the 18 of August 1833 Thomas Jefferson Gordin 21 1835 Cat~erine ?ordin born the 13 of S~ptember 1839 Dav~d Harrison Gordin born the 7th of July 1840 Matilda Allan Gordin bo rn the 24th of January 1841 Sarah Elizabeth Gordi n born the 26 of June 1842 G~orge Washington Gordin born 18th of August 1844 Birly Jane Gordin born the 12 of August 1848 at half past 4 O ' clock Walter J . Gordin born the 13 of October 1867 Sarra S~nchety born the 5 of July 1856 Lue~a Dine Gordin born the 22 of November 1869 David Harrison Gordin died April the 18 1862 f une ral exercises ~~~~~ded by the Revernd James A. Holey Sunday the 14 , 1862 Jobe Dea th 0 f Sus an Gord i 1~ December 1 o , 18 8 3 , Age 7 7 Ye a r 5 11 months and 2 days Death of George Gordin March the 25 1888 age 80 years , 2 months and 25 days . ' Catherine Gord~n died March the 30,1912 Hge 73 years George W. Gordi n Died Nov . 29, 1921 George Gordin eldest son of Giles Gordin and Juliana (Ott) Gordin born December 1, 1808 Cat~erine Gordin born September the 17, 1810 Mar~a Gordon born the 14th Feb~uary 1812 Luci~da Gordin born 14th February 1814 Washington Gordin born the 27 of September 1819 Tho~as Gordin born July the 7th , 1822 Ju~iana Gordin born the 9th of August 1825 O~iver Gordin born July 7, 1827 Richard Gord~n born the 18 of April 1830 Frances Merrion Gordin born the 22 of February 1833 Luesa ~ordin born the 20th of July 1839 C~th~r~ne Fluman was born the 24 of March 182 2 Virginia Elizabeth Muirhead died the 7 of June 1839 Dyde of th . b r 31 1850 Thursday e crupe Nancy Catharine Gordin Octo e ' 12 O ' clock Funeral the Reverent Charles Charleton on the 5 Execrcises attended by S day at 3 O'clock day of January 1851 on un from Matthew 24:44 �Georges CreekA Texas November 9, 1~92 This is the last letter I shall ever write and· it is dedicated to my dear and fait h f ul wife and children. I was born in Pulaski County, Old Virginia; was raised till I was twenty years old with very small religious influence, my parents being both unconverted. My father died about the time I was twenty and left the responsi bility of a large family to my care. I was ignorant of God; surrounded by wicked associates and wicked influences. My father advised me never to come to a dying bed as he had done, unprepared. Fifty-five years have passed of my life and still these words are fresh in my memory . I resolved at that time that I would seek the salvation of my soul , and if there was such a thing as religion, I would have it. I did not seek in vain . Two years I was a faithful seeker, and while at the mourner's bench at a camp meeting in Giles County, Virginia, in the year 1842, the Lord in His mercy opened the eyes of my understanding and I was enabled to lay claim to His precious promises by faith in Christ; and Oh, the precious peace that flowed through my soul . I was happy day and night. A few weeks after this I went to another camp meeting where I was equally conscious that God for Christ's sake sanctified my soul. I never have doubted i t to this day for one moment. I have had many hard trials both within and without but the Lord has most wonderfully brought me through them all and oft has manifested Himself to me in such a way as to astonish me . And today while I write I am in the midst of persecution and trial but I believe th e Loru will make i t all right . I pray that the Lord will give me grace to meet it all. Trusting in Him, He has often brought the brightest sun from behind the darkest cloud. The year after I was converted I got married. My wife has been a soul cheering comfort to me along the rough journey of life we had to travel and a thousand times has cheered my despondent spirit . God only knows , and eternity will only tell the hard trials and conflicts we have passed through in the 47 years of our married life. We were poor when we started in the world for ourselves and we keenly felt the need of a home chat we could call our own. We had no recourse but to go to our Heavenly Father who permitted us to have a comfortable home in Mercer County, West Virginia, on which we labored and prayed through many trials and persecutions for many long years, but the Lord brought us out of them all, glory to His name . A voice continually sounded in our ears, "Get thee up from thy country and from thy house and from thy father's kindred and go to a land that I will show thee." He has brought us to the beautiful land of Texas, and never have I doubted i t for one moment but that I was providentially directed by my Lord. It has been almost my daily prayer that the Lord would spa r e my life to see my children all old enough to take care of themselves. My prayers have been abundantly answered . VtrQSnSa App&lachta.n N otee �Two of them have passed us to the better l a nd and are waiting for us on the other shore . The others are all grown to man and woma nhood and are settled in good and comfortable homes and with education sufficient to make their way honorably through this world. My object in writing this letter is to express my g ratitude to my Heavenly Father for the grea t things that He has done for me, and to impress upon the minds of our children to follow the footsteps of the God of their father and mother whom they tried to serve, thought in an imperfect way. And I hope the blessed Savior will direct my pen that when we are sleeping in the arms of our mother earth free from all the snares of His world that these words may be sanctified to your good. Remember my dear children you have an impor tant work to do and but a short time to do it in, and nobody can do i t but yourselves . Read your Bible in preference to all other books. It is your only safe way bill to your home beyond the skies. It is full of precious promises and they are all yours if you will accept them . Be kind to one another. Let brotherly love reign in your hearts. Imitate the Blessed Savior. Let love through all your actions run. The righteous shall lack no good thing . Above all things train up your children in the fear of the Lord. Marry the perfect man for the end of that man is peace. Associate with no wicked person. Keep out of debt so far as lies in your power. Be fai thful to all your promises. Keep within the limit or you income. Never promise that which you think it doubtful to perform. Be not hasty to accumulate money or get wealth. God knows what is best for you and will give i t to you in due time. Be temperate in all things . Speak the truth in all things though it may be against your earlthly interests. Always be ready to give an answer for the hope that is within you . Respect old age, for with Godliness it is honorable . Be kind to the poor and needy; turn none away f rom your door empty if you can help it. Encourage Christianity. Support the Church and the Lord will bless your labors. Never be afraid while in the path of duty. Keep all your own secrets. Be careful how you form new acquaintances . Make but few intimate friends and let these be of good religious character and such as would support you in a day of trial. Be not hasty in your temper . Take time and think well before you speak and never encounter danger when there is not absolute need. Respect the sabbath and never be afraid of showing your reverence for i t and for God. Live each day as you will wish you had when you come to die . It is a solemn thing when we grow old to look back on our past lives and see how many crooked paths we might hav e made straight. It is a preat pleasure to know in old age what good we have done. They will never be erased from our memories but will be a support to us in our dying hour. Wear this world as you would a loose garment that can be laid aside any moment, for you do not know what moment the Lord will call you to Himself . Pray daily and earnestly for the guidance of the Holy Spirit of God, for without i t you have no sure hope of Heaven . If you have not the Spirit of Christ you are none of His . Pray night and morning with your families. Leave the example for them to follow you and the Lord will see to i t that they will do it. They that trust the Lord will never lack any good thing . And now my dear wife and children, farewell. I fee l that I am brushing the dews of the river. Vll'atnJ& Appalach1an Notes �SS The crossing can't be far . My only hope and trust for immortality is in the mercy and goodness of God through the merit of His Son. I am ready and willing at any moment to obey His summons. Follow my admonition and meet me in Heaven. Your husband and father, WASHINGTON GORDON "A si n ner saved by Grace " NOTE: Washington Gordon was the son of Giles and Juliana Ott Gordon and wa s married to Jane Johnston in Giles County Virginia. He was reared on the Joseph Cloyd farm in Pulaski County, Virginia. After his father 's death the remaining single children and part of the married children mov ed with the mother to Giles County , Virginia. Washington Gordon was a licensed Methodist minister for many years . His brother, Oliver , was also active in the Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church at Bane , Virginia in Giles County. Of course, as the letter states Washin gton and his wife went to Texas and lived out their lives. NOTE : Gordon is now spelled with the i changed to o. FRANJIT,IN COUNTY , VIRGI NIA The following letter was received from the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Rocky Mount, Va 24151 , by one of our members. "We received your request for historical or genealogical data from our county records. This type of request is increasing each month, and since my staff is limited in number, I offer you the following information to aid you in your research: (1) All Franklin County b i rth and death records: Bureau of Vital Statistics , PO Box 1000 , Ri chmond, VA 23208-1000. (2) Local persons willing to perform search services: Mrs Iva Cook, Rt 5 Box 247-1, Rocky Mount, VA 24151 (703) 483-7134 Mrs Virginia G Williams, Box 529, Rocky Mount, VA 24151 (?OJ) 483-5149 Mrs Edith Sigmon , Ferrum, VA 24088 (703) 365-2297 I regret that our staff is not able to assist you, and I hope the above information will be of use t o you. Sincerely, Wm J Walker, Jr, Circuit Court. (note:The Vital Statistics for Virginia - 1853 - 1900? - were microfilmed and are availabl e from the Virginia State Archives or the Mormon Church.) VtralDJA App&lachtan N ote;i �1867 cont'd £rom May 1989 , P 57 PAGE Eleanor 53 Mu Oliver s 24 Thomas 13 Sarah 7 Ester 22 1 Mollie PARKER Charles s 23 (Methodist) John m 33 Bl Ann Mu Mu Bl Mu Bl FREEDMENS BUREAU CENSUS EXCERPT Sl Servant Central Depot , 3 mi . N Sl Servant Sl Sl Sl Servant Free J ames R . Kent (Presbyt.) Sl Farmer Christiansburg Albert Williams Sl Farmer Christiansburg , William Smith 1 mi . beyond Auburn (Pre sbyt .) Wages Wages m 23 Mu Sl Servant Wa ges Sl Sl Sl 9 Bl Charles Robertson G. 8 Mu Jennie 5 Bl Gustavica 2 Mu Free Washington PARMER[PAIMER?] Edward m 50 Bl Sl Farmer Central Dep:>t , 3 mi. N ca.reline m 40 Jennie 16 Joseph 14 Hiram 12 Susan 7 Charlotte 3 Lucy 1 PATE s 24 Anthony Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl SL Servant Sl Sl Sl Sl Free Free Bl w 33 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg , 2-1/2 mi. up RR Sl servant Snowville , 2 mi. E 10 Bl Sl Millie Thomas William William 1/2 Qu Free [Son of Jane Pate? ] Christiansburg Rice o. Montague Wages Gordon Hall Wages (Me thodist) Lewis Pate , Colored (Foot Deformity) PATEN Amy 70 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Teney Page Wages 1 mi. W on Mud Rd. (.Methodist ) PATrERSON Abraham m 67 Kate m 68 Andrew s 38 Albert 44 Charlotte 24 J ohn 2 Geor ge 4 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Shawsville , Sl (Infirm) Sl Farmer Sl Farmer Sl Free Free Ballard m 34 Bl Harriet m 36 Bl Eliza J . C. 10 Bl Benjamin R. F . 8 Bl Mary E. 6 Bl James Willi am 3 Bl Emanuel 1 Bl 2 mi. N Sl Farmer Central Depot Sl Servant Sl Sl Sl Free Free Jose ph Showalter " Decrepit" (Methodist) F.dward Harrmitt (Methodist) (Scrufula) �3'7 Johnson PEDDIS Giles 2 Bl Fr ee Shawsville, 2 mi . W Squire Paterson, Colored s 21 Mu Sl Farmer Christiansburg, John Peterman 5-1/2 mi. W on Rock Road FffiEE Ann w 40 Qu Sl Christiansburg, Ann Pegee 2-1/2 mi . W on Mud Rd s 18 12 Bl Harrison Sophia Victoria< Walter< Caroline Charles PENDLETON Israel Lucy PHILLIPS SamUel< Jennie Lucy Maggie 1 Mu Mu Qu w 20 Mu 1 Qu m 26 m 20 Bl Bl Sl Farmer Central Depot Sl Servant w 70 Bl Sl (Infirm)Christiansburg , Eli Peterson (Baptist) 5 mi . W on Mud Rd. *70 in 1865 Census m 31 m 24 8 5 Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg Sl Servant Sl Sl 13 Bl Sl 25 23 17 11 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl 10 Mu Sl m 25 Bl Sl Farmer w 27 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg, William Garands[Gurrants?] 6 mi. on Floyd Rd 25 Mu 2 1 Mu Sl Servant Allegheny Spring, 1 mi. s .Free Free 9 PIERCE Jefferson PIG Jane Judah Elizabeth Albert sarah Fannie FOINDEXTER Bettie FOLK Anderson R/E=$250 Sl Sl Sl Free Sl Free PETERSON Nancy* (Meth.) W/A, Shares s s s s 21 19 Wages John B. Radford Wages John Lucas Wages Christiansburg, Jacob P. Helm 6 mi. at Childress 1 mi. E Servant Blacksburg, 3 mi. W Floyd Wall Servant Servant Farmer Wages Wages Wages Wages Christiansburg, Thomas Spindle s mi w & 6 mi.. s of Rock Rd Christiansburg, Alexander Eskridge Shares 3 mi . on Blacksburg Road Wages Jane m 23 Bl Sl Washing Cora 2 Bl Free Anderson 1 Bl Free FONDEXTER/[POINDEXTER?] Edward Barrmitt sony m 27 Bl Sl Laborer Central Depot Mary m 17 Bl Sl Julia A. 1 Bl Free Eliza Jane 1 Bl Free POITER sarah PRESTON Amanda Trigg(M) Lillie Mu Ellen Webster Vsrcm.ta Appalaohi&n Notf\P �Ballard* m 30 Mu Sl Farmer Allegheny Springs , Sarah M 32 Mu Free *[a . k.a. Thomas in 1865? ] William D.< 4 Bl Free Christiansburg M:lry D. < 2 Bl Free [Half orphaned children of Thomas and Lythia Jane PRICE Benjamin 40 Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg , 6 mi. N Frances 31 Bl Sl Parthena w 55 Bl Sl (Crippled and I nf inn) s 18 Bl Sl Green William 16 Bl Sl Michael Souders (Meth.) (Meth . ) Julia Gardner Preston] Allen Harless Wages Christiansburg Anderson Noell Wages (Hand partially injured) Washing Christiansburg George Garnands Leased 6 mi. on Floyd Rd (Methodist) Needy Circumst . Fanner Wages Farmer Wages -------RADFORD 24 30 Bl Mu Sl Laborer Central Depot Sl Servant 49 Bl Henry RAGAN 7 Bl Emily Huggins Sl Servant Christiansburg , 5 mi . E on Rock Road sl ~rritt 7 Mu Sl 85 Bl 30 Mu 26 5 Asa Maria Mary RANDELL Millie RAULINGS Armstrong Jenny m m John Jesse Wade No parent Sl (Meth . ) Bl acksburg John P . Helm (Afflicted) Thomas Henry Mu Sl Fanner Christiansburg Sl Servant Bl Sl RAVEN George Chri stiansburg John B. Radford Christiansburg , Robert Li pscom 2- 1/2 mi. on Auburn Rd. RAWLINGS/[RAULINGS? ] Armstead m 23 Bl Sl Ia.bor er Blacksburg , 6 mi . W Zachariah Price Maria m 19 Bl Sl Was hing Calvin 1 Bl Free RAY Malissie 34 Bl Harriett 7 Bl Sl Servant Chri stiansburg , James Gardner 2 mi. W on Rock Road Sl 12 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg RAYFORD Martha Rice D. Montague REED Rice D. Mon tague Sl Servant Christiansburg, 2-1/2 mi . up RR Churchill m 31 BL Sl Fanner Blacksburg , 3 mi . E Daniel Hoge Louisa m 25 Bl Sl Washing Alexander Isaac Margaret 13 Bl m 25 Bl Sl Fanner Central Depot m 18 Bl Johrn Radf or d (Hand injured) Sl REEVES Doctor 14 Bl Sl RESOIL[PRESCOIT? ] Phillip 9 Bl Sl Christiansburg Rice D. Montague Christians burg Hamilton Wade V1ri1DJ& Appalaohta.n Not.PR j �REYNOLDS Harriett RICHARDS Charles Sarah 35 Mu Sl Servant Blacksburg m 25 m 27 Mu Mu Sl Brick layer Shawsville , 2 mi . N Howard Patem Sl Serv ant 7 Bl Sl 36 Bl Hugh Lucinda Blacksburg, 2 mi. George Washington ROSS Lehman Blacksburg Bl 6(?)Mu Jane s 20 RUTHERFORD 29 Cornelius Mary Ann Mary James T. Walla Dora Mattison Priscilla William< m 40 18 15 13 12 9 8 6 22 5 Blacksburg, 1 mi. W Robert F . Preston (Methodist) w Henry Ribble*M. D. (Meth.) *a.k.a. Rivell, Ripple Sl Servant Sl Mu Sl Farmer Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl William Hagen Shawsville , 2 mi . SW Joseph Kent Sl Servant Christiansburg SALES Sarah Thomas Christiansburg Bl 3 Bl Ella< 32 Bl Margaret William Wesley 13 Bl 11 BL Bmla 10 Bl John J . 5 Bl Calvin M. 4 Bl George D. SANDERS/SAUNDERS Alexander m 55 Bl (Methodist) Christiansburg,. J. D. Meyers, M.D. 2-1/2 mi. up RR Sl Servant Christiansburg , John Stephens 4 mi. on Blacksburg Road Missouri Ann Eliz. 10 Bl Sl Ann Eliza. 13 Bl Sl James Charles 10 Bl Sl ROBERTS Charles William 12 Qu Sl ROBINSON m 27 Mu Sl Farmer Silas m 21 Mu Sl Rilla ROMAN m 45 Bl Sl Farmer Joseph Sophia A. m 35 Bl Sl 18 Bl Sl Farmer Washington 17 Bl Sl Clora 12 Bl Sl Amy 80 Bl Sl Clora ROSE 36 Bl Sl Laborer Isaac 16 Sarah Kent William Lewis Rice D. Montague Shawsville, 1 mi. E Benjamin Howard Pattern Free Christiansburg Hamilton Wade Sl Servant Christiansburg Rice D. Montague Sl Sl Sl Sl (Scrofula Affliction) Sl Sl Farmer Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Christiansburg, 3 mi. E on RR Thomas Walthall ( f. ~rof ula/heaa) Servant Fanner Servant Farmer (Scrof ula/ head) Servant Virgtnt& AppeJaohian NotieA �'!~ Blacksburg 54 12 8 6 6 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Miller Sl Sl Sl Sl m 22 Henry Margaret m 19 5 Robert 1 William[?] Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Laborer Central Depot Sl Servant Sl Sl[?] Frank Frank Jr. Ballard Anna Dean Daniel m 42 Bl Sl Farmer John m 46 Bl Sl Sylvia 7 Bl Sl Isaiah M. 6 Bl Sl James H. 5 Bl Sl Viney J. Lucy Agnes 3 Bl Free 1/2 Bl Free Susan J . Walla Preston RR Company Blacksburg, 5 mi. N James Rock Maria 50 Bl Sl Servant Central Depot Va Richmond 25 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg James Wade Robert Wesley< Edmonia Bl 11 Bl 28 Bl 39 Rosanna 34 Mu Robert Alexander< 1 Mu SCOIT m 40 Bl Joseph Patzy Eliza Mary Ellen James Oscar< Robert m 40 Bl & Tenn RR Co. Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 3 mi. W Bird Linkus Sl Sl Spinster Sl Washing Central Depot, 3 mi. N ThOITIClS Wilson Free Sl Farmer Christiansburg, Jacob Keister 2-1/2 mi. on Blacksburg Road Sl 14 Oc Sl Servant Christiansburg William Wade 11 Oc Sl Servant Christiansburg Charles Miller 10 Oc Sl Servant 4 Bl 21 Bl William Bl Hannah Mu m 47 m 37 Robert 18 Mary J. 15 Charlotte 14 Michael 12 Giles 10 Moses 8 Maria 6 Charles 2 Bl Bl Mu Bl Bl Bl Mu Bl Free Blacksburg Jacob Keister Servant Christiansburg Jeremiah Kyle 1-1/2 mi. E. on Mud Pike Sl Farmer Central Depot, 5 mi. N George McCoy Sl Servant (Cancer in Womb) Sl Farmer Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Free Vtr8SD2& Appa.lachian No~ �'11 SHAVERS Mary J . 27 Mu Fr Seamstress Christiansburg Julia A Eliza 15 7 Mu Mu Free Free 95 Mul Sl Servant Central Depot Self Empl oyed (RE=$150) (Scrufula in Throat) SHELBOURl'\J Bettie Clara A. Stone (Infirm) SHEPHERD James m 41 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg , William Guerrant 4 mi . on Floyd Rd. Amanda m 40 Bl Sl SILDOM Jacob m 45 Bl Sl Blacksmith Christiansburg Minerva m 29 Mu Sl (1865--with William Terry) Roland< 15 Qu Sl Servant Christiansburg SIMPKINS 22 Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg Henry 21 Mu Sl Servant Lucy 1/2 Mu Free Jennie 3 Thomas Hooper J . D. Meyers , M. D. Wages Thomas Wilson 2 Mu Mu Free Free 24 6 1 Bl Bl Bl Sl Washing Christiansburg Sl Free David Wade , M. D. 4 Mu Sl Christiansburg Anderson Noell SamUel 22 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg, Crockett Kinsley 3 mi. W on Mud Pike SMITH Bettie 19 Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg m 27 m 29 Bl Mu Sl Farmer Sl Central Depot , 5 mi. W James R. Kent Frank Page< 14 William Page<l2 Isaac Page< 5 Bl Bl Bl Sl Sl Sl Central Depot , 5 mi. N James R. Kent Grace J . Burks 17 Bl Sl Washing Blacksburg, 3 mi. W Sarah S [?] Preston Isaac 21 Bl Rueben 6 Qu Fr Laborer Christiansburg 6 mi. Won RR Sl Christiansburg 20 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg, Alexander Eskridge 3 mi . on Blacksburg Road [Christiansburg?] , Robert Pepper 2 mi. E of Blacksburg Road Ida C.< Charles H. Jinnie Charles Mary E. SIMS Ann rewis Mary Christiansburg Hamilton Wade Oscar Rodgers Va. & Tenn RR Co. Rice D. Montague SNEED David SOWMON King m 52 Bl Sl Fanne r King?[F] William He nry< m 36 Mu Sl Mu Sl Vtratnm Appalachian Not"~ �SPRINKE Ann< 17 Mu Sl Christiansburg [1865- - I.a.st Slave Holder, Susan Wade] DAvid Wade , M. o. STAMEN Ada< STAPLES David 11 Mu Sl Christiansburg Mu Sl Farmer Christiansburg Nelson Garnand 5 mi. on Floyd Rd (Scrofula) ST. CLAIR [SINCLAIR? ] Barbary 80 Mu Fr Servant Allegheny Springs , 3 mi. w Hamilton Wade John P . Sinclair (Infirm) srrFF 20 Lewis STIGLE 9 Martha< STENNGHTER[?] 28 Nelson STF.WART Anderson m 22 rn 19 Hariet 2 Jacob STOKES Maria 18 1 Samlel< STONE Archer 62 Mu Sl Farmer Christiansburg, Robert Lipscom[b?] 2-1/2 mi. on Auburn Rd. Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg Robert Miller Bl Sl Laborer Central Depot Va & Tenn RR Co. Mu Mu Mu Sl Farmer Central Depot Sl Washing Free John B. Radford Bl Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Free Christopher Snider Bl Sl Farmer Central Depot [w/Bettie Shelbourn] Clara A Stone STRATI'ON Green Nancy Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Fr Servant Edward Shelton , M.D. m 48 15 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg James Hickok m 48 Bl ~ Amanda Preston< Mary Eliza Emna William Monroe -------- Bl Bl Bl 8 Bl 40 14 9 Sl Servant Christiansburg , Auburn Thomas Spi ndle Sl Servant Sl Sl TAYLOR Jane Richard Charles William Ann John 44 13 11 6 65 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Servant Lafayette Sl Sl Sl Sl Servant (Crippled) m 27 Bl Charlotte m 26 Bl Frances 7 Bl John Henry 5 Bl William 1/2 Bl Sl Farmer Big Springs Sl Servant Sl Sl Free Mary 75 Mu Sl James Montgomery 16 Mu Sl Vtratma Appalaoh1an Notes [Preston? ]Waskey (crippled) Charles Lee �Lewis Jane John Sarah Ellen 13 10 Sl Farmer Fayette, 4 mi. N Bl Sl Bl Sl Farmer Bl Sl Servant Bl Sl Bl Sl Bl Sl Maria William 29 Mu 8 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Sl Martha J.< Ann< 10 M:lry 32 25 13 Bl Bl Mu Mu Sl Blacksburg , 1-1/2 mi. W Robert Newly Sl Sl Servant Christiansburg James Taylor Sl Servant Sl Sl 6 Mu Mu Mu Mu 39 Bl Harrison 39 Mu Sl Farmer caroline Charles R. Mary H. THOMAS James< 16 14 Mu Mu 7 Mu Sl Servant Sl Farmer Sl 18 Bl Sl Farmer 22 5 2 Mu Sl Servant Blacksburg, 3 mi. E Daniel Hoge Mary Lewis Jr. Eliza Helen< Margie< Buddy<(M) Victoria< TAZWELL Janette 45 50 21 19 15 7 11 6 TERRY Malinda William cassar Frank Lelia Bl Mu Mu 1/2 Mu 1/2 Mu Joanna Hall Rice D. Montague Sl Sl Servant Christiansburg John Jesse Taylor Christiansburg Jeremiah Kyle 4 mi. on Blacksburg Road Christiansburg Jeremiah Kyle Sl Free Free Free Bl Bl Bl Bl 1/2 Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 1/2 rm . W Henry Stanger Sl Servant Sl Free Free 39 Bl Enoch G. Mary M. William Burwell 19 14 Bl Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg, William Garnands/ [Guerrant?] 6 mi. on Floyd Rd Sl Farmer 11 Bl Sl James M 21 Bl Sl Farmer Toney 38 Bl Sl Farmer catherine Alice TINSLEY Maria 37 2 Bl Bl Sl Washing Free 45 Bl Sl Washing Blacksburg, 4 mi. E Giles Thomas William Bettie M3.ry E. Henry William THCMPSON catherine m 23 m 24 5 3 Christiansburg, William Garnands/[Guerrant?l 8 mi. on Floyd Rd. Christiansburg, Hugh Gibson 6 mi. W on Rock Rd. Vtrain1a Appalaohian NotsR �TRIGG Samuel< 12 Mu Sarah TRUSLER 40 Mu Isaac Judah A. TURNER Sarah TUSH James M. Sl Servant Christiansburg, Chal_)CT'an c . Johnson 3 mi. on Rock Road E Sl Servant Blacksburg , 2-1/ 2 mi. E. Killis Lustra m 47 Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 3 mi . N Abraham Smith m 17 Bl Sl Servant 40 Bl Sl Servant Snowville , 3 mi . S m 28 Bl Sl Farmer Central Depot, Wil liam R. Pepper , M. D. Thomas Wilson 2-1/2 mi. N Ida Finley m 22 VAUGHN Richard C. Mu Sl 24 Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg 6 Mu Sl WADE Albert< Caroline Linnie Willie Edward m 27 Mu Maria 10 Mu Elizabeth 8 Mu Charles H. John Lucinda Blacksburg , 5 mi. E Will iam Johnson 33 Mu Sl 6 OC Sl 1 OC Free m 33 Mu Sl Farmer Christiansburg Hamilton Shields Allegheny Springs , 1-1/2 mi. E Michaiel Souders Christiansburg Hamilton Shields Sl Washing Sl Sl 6 Bl Sl 42 Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg 39 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Maria Mary Alice 13 Bl Sl Elizabeth M. 7 Bl Sl Robert W. 2 Bl Sl WALKER John 21 Bl Millie 56 Bl 50 Bl WARD James W. Shield Sl Farmer Christiansburg *a.k.a. Sl servant Central Depot Susan Kent John Wade Gotlieb Rouser* Rauscher , Rower, etc . Clara Ann Stone Lucy WARRENTON Paten WASHING'roN Fredrick 9 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg , Dero [?] Woolwine 6 mi. on Floyd Rd Sl 21 Mu Sl Farmer Christiansburg 22 Bl Sl Farmer George 23 Mu Sl Farmer Christiansburg , William Guerrant 6 mi. on Floyd Rd (Crippled with disease) Christiansburg Gotlieb Rouser George Margaret 28 Bl Sl Farmer 49 Bl Sl Martha Christiansburg VlrlSD!a Appalachian Notes Robert Miller William Guerrant �WATKINS Anderson Lucy Sauney Mary A. WATSON George< Margaret Amada WEBSTER Andrew Bl Mu Mu Bl Sl Farmer Sl Sl[?] Sl Sl Farmer Christiansburg Sl (Crippled in hip) Sl George Garnands 6 Bl Mu Mu 16 Mu Sl Farmer Jeremiah Kyle 40 Mu Sl Shoemaker Christiansburg , Robert Pepper 6 mi. E on Rock Road Andrew Sr. m 70 Nancy m 65 Bl Bl Sl Farmer Shawsville, 2 mi . N John Jewell Sl (Andrew & Nancy both crippled and infirm) Charles T. m 42 m 21 Ami ti ta 1 Virginia Bl Mu Mu Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 2-1/2 mi . W Robert Newly Sl Washing Free 14 Oc Sl Servant Christiansburg Hamilton Wade m 27 26 Mu Sl Carpenter Big Springs Sl Joseph Pepper Margaret 9 Bl Willie J. 8 Bl Sussex 55 Bl Sl Farmer Bettie Rose Martha WILSON William WILLIAMS Betzy 60 17 16 Bl Bl Bl Sl Sl Sl 5 Mu Sl 14 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg, 2-1/2 mi . up RR J. D. Myers, M. D. m 40 m 30 Bl Bl Sl Farmer Sl Cook James Taylor, Esq. 90 Bl Sl (Infirm) George m 30 m 23 1 53 m 22 m 23 WHALES WHITE Eliza George Mary WHITMORE WILLIS Richard Chaney(F) WINFREY Sarah Mu Christiansburg , RR Company Christiansburg Christiansburg, 2-1/2 mi. up RR Snowville , 3 mi. John Stephens s George E. Luster (crippled in arm) (Crippled in limbs) (Deformity of jaw) Christiansburg Christiansburg Thomas Wilson Blacksburg, 3 mi. John Kinsley [mother of Nancy Boles?] WINN* Amos 13 Bl Sl Snowville, 5 mi. E John Stone Phares 10 Bl Sl Joseph 7 Bl Sl Jerry 5 Bl Sl Minerva Norman 14 Mu Sl *Perhaps with the Stephen & Frankie Walker family? Vtratn!A Appa.laohtan N ot~i:i �96 WINS'IDN Tiney 60 27 25 13 Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Sl Sl Sl Servant Christiansburg Servant Servant Servant 84 Bl Sl Blacksburg, 3 mi . E Daniel Hoge (Infirmed and afflicted) 21 Qu Sl Blacksmith Christiansburg Joseph Peter 24 Bl Frank Orange Paul Jones VIDDFAULK Robin w:xms Edward Caroline Morrison Ellen Gardner Allegheny Springs, 1-1/2 mi. s Ellen Webster WRIGHT Calvin Harriett Kitty Rillie(F) M:iry A. Agnes R. Abraham m 34 m 38 13 12 10 9 8 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Christiansburg White Sulphur Spring Co. Daniel Bettie Wheeler m 30 Bl m 20 Bl 3 Mu Sl Farmer Sl Blacksburg, 3 mi. James Kirby Bl Sl Farmer Allegheny Springs, Archer White Free WURTZ Charles 25 1 mi. E. Matilda George Maria Edward 19 Bl 4 Bl 1 Bl 9 Bl Sl Free Free Sl ===~======================================================~=============================== HORNBARGER contributed by Mrs Kenneth E Bland Christiansburg, Montgomery County, Virginia Deed Book D, p 320 Hornbarriger to Hornbarriger (Hornbarger) This indenture made 29th January , 1806, between Jacob Hornbarriger and Elizabeth his wife of the County of Montgomery and State of Virginia, of the one part and George Ho:rnbarriger of the other part, witnesseth that for and in consideration of the love and esteem they bore toward there son George, one sartain parcel of land lying and being in the County of Montgomery on Little River section of New River -- known by the name of Bell plass (??) being part of an extensive survey made by Isaac Rafro (??) of 1240 acres which was lay off by Henry Pucklesimon ...... containing 250 acres . Jacob Hornbarger (seal) Elizabeth Hornbarger (Probably now in Floyd County -- formed from Montgomery in 18J1 . Vtratma Appalachian Notes mdb) �Floyd Count y, Virginia Common L aw Order Book No , 6; page 110: Virgini a In Floyd Cir cui t Court Continued and held for said County on 24t da y of Ju ly 1 908 Present same Judge as on Yest erday The followin g applications of Widows of Confederate Soldi ers render an Act of the General Assembly as amended and approved March 10 1 &08 an act to aid Sold ier s Sailors Marines and the widows of Soldiers Sailors & Marines on account of disabilities infirmities of age, & who hav e sin ce di ed & the widows of Soldiers Sailors or Marines who were killed in the war between the States or since died are approved by the Court and or d ere d to be certified to the Auditor of Public Accounts Nancy C Thompson Mary J Poff Mary J Prat t Elizabeth S Carter Margaret S L ampie Mary Jane Conner Caroline A Williams Jane Deweese Matilda E Rierson Cyntha A Boothe Lucy Simmons Lydia Whiten eek Mary J Vest Mary J Moran J a ne Ridinger Barba ra E Dillon Sarah C. Duncan Susan C Lemons Elizabeth Phillips Ruth E Smith Christine Hoback Elizabeth Dickerson Edna C Mitchell The followin g applications for Soldiers on account of wounds diseases are approved and also o rder e d to be certified to the Auditor of Publi c Accounts for payme nt Burdine Dickerson valentine Wilson Laban Wilson Christopher Harman Jas B Stump Henry B Iddings Jas M Burton Peter Harman Jas T Weaver Austin Hylton J c Weddle Jacob W Rutrough Wm M Epperly D D Weddle Jonathan Conner Wm B Howel l Jas F Sowe rs J T Clowers P T Howell C A Manning Jacob Smith Moses Peters G W Moran G W Weaver Terry Teel Addison Epperly N W Knowles Walter Richards A B Cannaday J A Epperly Masten Cox Riley H Hylton H Dangerfi e ld Isab ell De Hart Roda E Shelton Widows Nancy Brame peradin e Weeks = == = === = = = = = = = ======= = = = = = - - = = = = = = = The man of true quality is not he who labels hims elf with genealogical tables, and lives on th e reputation of his fathers, but he in wh<?s~ conversation and behavior there are refer ence s and characteristics pos1t1v~ly . unaccountable except on the hypothesis that his descent is pure and illustrious. -----Th eod o re Parker. = = = = = = :;: = = = = = = = = = :. = == = = = = = = = = = = ==== Vtr'1Jlia AppeJaohian Notes �SCOTT COUNTY I VA . I F AMILIES JAMES D. VERMILLION (1818 - ) *Contributed by Ted Ao Peters Enrolled for active service in the Confederate States of America Army on 2 July 1861 at Nick l esv ille (Scott Cou nty), Virginia . Mustered into service 13 July 1861 at Abingdon, Virg ini a by Colonel John Mo Campbell, Company E, 48th V irginia Regimental Infantry. Discharged 13 Apr il 1863. At one time he was AWOL (absent without leave) fo r six months, seven days. It is believed he went home to put his crops in. His service papers indicated he was e 1 i g i b 1 e f o r dis charge becuase he was over 45 years of age . The rate of pay was $11.00 per montho He was captured in Vi r ginia by Northern troops and was a prisoner of War in a military prison at Louisville, Kentucky o He was also in a hospital at Lunchburg, Virginia . It is not known if he had been wounded or was just sick. His last army pay sheet indicated he was due pay for nine months, twelve days in the amount of $103.40, but a deduction of $68.56 was made due to AWO L for six months, seven days. He drew $ 34. 84 as final pay . When he c::ame home after the war, everyone called him "Captain" o This was more than likely a title of r espect or maybe the local folks were just furnished some wrong informationo I can remember "Granny" always used the term Captain when speaking of her father. He married Francis Jessie (1827 ) , daughter of George L. Jessie and Elizabeth Counts. The only other child I have knowledge of is a sister to Caroline Jane named Eliza Vermillion Jenkins . Uncle Bob may have further information on this matter . I will furnish it if it becomes availab le. THE JESSIE ' S John Jess i e ( 1 7 S 0 - 1 81 5) married abou t 1 7 7 S to F: a n c es Lee (1755 - 1836) lived in Tazew:11. C?unty, North Caro lina (which is now Tazewell County, V1rg1n1a) from 1779 - 1787: He went to Russell County, Virginia and bought_ land and lived there until his death in 1815. They had 15 children: *Rt . 2, Box 735B Hattiesburg, MS 39401 �1. John Jessie, Jr. Married Mary Armstrong. Died 18340 2 ~ Archer Jessie (1776 - 1862). Married three times: (1) Nancy Browning, (2) Rachel Harrington , and (3) Mary J . Owens. 3. Lee Jessie. Married Barbara Gose. 4 . David Jessie (1783 - 1856). Marr ied Katie Banner . 5. Sally Jessie o Married Wilson Vermillion. 6 0 Mary (Polly) (1803 ) . Marr ied Chennan Kisero 7 . James Jessie . 8. Jane Jessi e; Married Henry Fuller 9. Boadicia Jessie .. Married Stephen Gose. lOo Rebecca Jessieo Married William Burk. llo El izabeth Jessieo Married George Gose. 12., William Jessie (1779 ) . Married Polly Verm illion (1785 - 1825) 0 Lived in Lee County, Virginia o 13. Franc es Jessie . Married William Stone. 140 George L. Jessie (1798 - J.882). Married Elizabeth Counts (1799 - 1880) 15. Ma rtin Jessie (1801 - 1889) .. Married twice: (1) Jane Price (1803 - 1853), had 1 0 children; and (2) Ma r y J. Darnell (no children). THE TOWSONS The brothers Thomas, Charles, and William Towson came to the United States of America sometime in the early 18th century (1700's) . They settled near the present Baltimore, Maryland, built homes and were soon prosperous plantation owners o The settlement grew and came to be called Towsontown and later, as it is today, Towson . Thomas Towson (1688 - 1728) Married Sarah Valcania their son Wi lliam Towson (1712 - 1772) married Ruth Gott (unknown - 1740) their son Ezekial Towson (1736 - 1790) married Ruth Cromwell their son William Towson (1751 - 1805) married Rebecca Young their daughter Ruth Towson (1785 ) married William Daugherty their daughter Sal ly Daugherty married John Vermillion their son James D. Vermillion (1818 ) married Frances Jessie Vtrcmta App&laoh1an Notes �/() () their dau g ht e r Caroline Jane Vermillion (1 86 4 Franklin Peters (186 7 - 1 922) - 1 94 7 ) mar ried Ira The fam i ly bible of Caroline Ja n e P e t e r s (see V ermillio n ) had an inscription: "This Bible pr e s e nt e d t o my <l a u g hte r Mrs o Ruth Towson Daugherty by Mr o Towson o f Tows o nto\Vn , 01d U SA " 1805)" Th i s wou l d have been her fa th er , Wi l liam T o h' So n , ( 1751 - New and revised editions of the following J books by B I LLI E REDDI NG LEWIS can be purchased from the author: ACROSS THE BLUE RiffiE (Jrd edition) - his tory of Cannad ay , Greer , Jones , Martin, Shively, Sigmon, Staton, Strong, Sumpter , Tuylor, Underwood , Day a nd Robertson families. PIONEERS OF THE VIRGINIAS (2nd edition) - history of Le wi s , Barker, Basham, Burnside(s)/Byrnside(s) , Carrow , Erwi n/Irwin , Harless , Harma n, Hol s t o n / Hols tine , Hutchins, Kaylor , Lingel, Looney, MaGhee/MaGahee, Ma y s e, Meadows , Nels on , Pattez:;on, Price, Smith, Snodgrass, Stanley, Wilhelm/Willia ms , Weeks and many rela ted families and neighbors. REDDING FAMILY AND ITS RELATIVES (4th edition) a his tory of the foun ding fathers of New England, including those Mayflower Pilgrims and their a nces try in Old England . Each book is hardbound, dark blue with gold 1 et tering jus t 1 ike the originals and has 350 to 400 pages . (note : she forgot to include the p r ice o f the books) Write /order from : Bi llie Redding Lewis, 1104 Vonc i le Street, I..,a,ke Wales , FL 33853. Note: The Virginia room has her books and they are very good. REUNION: DEAN & CREECH Reunion to be held on 3 Sept 1989 , at the Carl Perkins Building in Morehead, Ky, beginning at 11 am. For more informati on write to the one of the following: (1) Lloyd Dean , Rt 6 Box 498 , Morehead , Ky 40351; (2) Fern Proctor Rt 4, Olive Hill, Ky 411 64; (3) Juanita Eden , Rt 6 , Morehead, Ky. CORRECTIONS March 24, 1989 (received to late for the May i ssue). Good Morning~ The February 1989 i ssue of your magazine, under "Computer Notes: lists the National Genealogical Society Computer Interest Group address incorrectly. The correct address is 4527 Seventeenth Street North, Arlington, VA 22207-2399 . Also in the Feb 1989 issue of your magazine, under "Quarterly Exchanges " , the National Genealogical Society does not publis h "Genealogy Digest". We have a very prominent ad in their publicat ion, but we do not publish it . Thank You, Sincerely, Margaret M. Redmond , Executiv Director . National Genealogical Society, 4527 Seventeenth Street North , Arlington, Va 22207-2399 . (Not e : The f irs t came from a newspaper clipping; the 2nd - I don't why. - editor) Vtratma Appalaoh18.n No~ �jl)/ Submitted by Mich e le McNabb , 60 1 E . McHenry, Urbana, IL 61801. Previousl y published in the Oregon Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vo l. 26, No. 2 1988 \.JARD FANILY RECORD This Bible informat ion was copied from a Bible in the offi ce of University Street Church of Christ at 29th and University in Eugene, in 1982. The Bible, published by J. S . Goodman in Chicago, had no date list e d . James F.. Ward born March 6th 1 842 at Saltv ill e , Smith Co.• , Va. S in a A. Addison born in Lebanon, Rus s e ll Cor, Va. March 9, 1842 Hattie A. Ward born in Quincy, Michi gan , February 14, 1870 Wynnfield N. Bunker born in La Grande, Ore gon on May 22, 1881 Harry G. Sandon born in Wisconsin, December 1 8 , 1901 ~MARR IAGES James F. Ward to Sina A. Addison by Leander Lineberry, Linn Co., Ye llow Creek Township, Missouri, February 3rd, 1867 Luther Ward to Hattie C. Arnold by Perry Chandler, Union County, LeGrande, Oregon June 22, 1898 Myrtl e S. Ward to Wynnfield M. Dunker by Reverend Gibbs, Un ion County, LaGrande, Ore gon, September 12, 1907 Mary Dorothy Ward to Harry G. Sandon, Clatsop County, Astoria, Or egon by Rev. J . D. Fer guson, June 27, 1925 BIRTHS Thomas Luther Ward Oct 28th 1867 Grace Lee Ward August 22nd 1872 May Dorothy Ward March 21st 1900 Mark Wilda Ward Feb . 2nd 1870 Myrt l e S. Ward Nov 24th 1 877 Vivian Virginia Ward Oct 17, 1 902 DEATHS Mark Wilda Ward, Sept 15, 1873 Grace Lee Ward, Oct 14, 1873 Sina A. Ward, Dec 16, 1891 James F. Ward, May 17, 1 912 Vivian Virginia Ward , Feb 10, 1903 Luther Ward, Jan 21, 1 931 Hattie A. Ward, Dec 9, 1958 Wynnfield Bunker, (No date given) Myrtle W. Bunker, April 14, 1965 (Attached note records the name of Dorothy Sandon. No date mentioned.) "The Fincastle Weekly Advertiser" , May 8, l80l, Friday : At a Court held for Washington County on the 18th day of March , l80l. Arthur B , Plaintiff, Against Michael Montgomery , Elizabeth Thompson , and Christopher Hains, executors of the last will and testament of Robert Thompson, deceased, and others . I n Chancery. THE said Defendants Michael Montgomery & Christopher Hains, not having entered their appearance and given security according to the act of assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that they are not inhabitants of the Commonwealth of Virginia: On the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel , it i s ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the firs t day of the next June court and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of this order by published in some public newspaper, published in this state for two months successively, and another copy posted at the front door of the court house of the said county . A copy -- Tes te, (48 ) Andrew Russell, n.c. from "Botetourt County History Before 1900 - Through County Newspapers '1 , 19?6. vs.ramm Appalachian Notes �JO~ PEDIGREE CllA RTS INDEX FOR Volume 6 Abbott 78 , 112 Adams 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 15 , 109 Addams 4 Addi ngton 95 , 98 Adkins 81 , 89 Agee/Ages/Age 31 Agner 49 Ailstock/Alestock 111,112 Akers 5 ,6,7, 9 ,1 0 , ll , 12 , 13 Alexander 16,19 , 39 Allen 16 , 20 , 41 , 81 Allison 27 Anderson 16 , 20 , 21,36 , 75 , 87 Angus 111 , 112 Aqui rro 125 Ashbaugh 26 Atkins 123 Atlee 38 Awleys 33 Baer/Bear 11 2 Bailey 62 , 81 , 1 17,11 8 Baird 120 Baker 17 , 18 , 118 Ballard 60 Barbour 120 , 123 , 124 Barner 79 Bartee 108 Bartlett 87 , 116 , 117 ,11 8 Barton 71 Basham 65 ,112 Batte 20 , 21 Baty 9 Bell 82 Bender 49 Benham 14 Berry 27 Bilbrey 18 Bilbrowe/Bilbro/Bi lbrey 19 Billingsley 82 Birchfield 93 Bishop 91 Blankenship/Blankinship 15 , 58 Bliss 115 Bohord/Hoard 113 Boitnott 15 Bol ling 19.20,21 Bonnell 36 Bonner 17 ,1 8 ,1 9 Booker 1,3 Boothe 91 Boring 120 Bo1lf:-he r 11 paqr 1 Bousquet 11 Bowler 21 Brad-ford 23 , 3 1, ~r; Bradley lG , 17 , J H , in 1 Bradshaw -10 Branch 20 Bray/U 1-a0/Pr- j r 7<l Bridgc-ttP lJl , 11.~ Briggs 8 Brindle? 10 2 Br i stow 1 1() , 11 7 Brool-c s 11 7 Browd er 22 Brown/ e 1 0 , 7 3 , 7 '5 , l l Br o wning 7/J Brya n t 24 Buchanon 27 , 28 , l Oq Bundi c l< 7 6 , 77 Burdette 74 Burgess 20 , 2 1 Burnett: 87 Burtin 19 , 20 Byrd 1 20 ,1 23 ,1 24 ll , 111 Campbe l l 10 9 Cannon 29 Cantsol 86 Carpenter 86 , 112 Carrico24 , 1 2 1 Carson 123 Carter 65 , 81'! Cas h 112 Chaffin 7 Chitwood 84 , 86 Christian 16 , 1 9 , 20 , 2 1 , 116 , 117 Churchwe l l 14 Clark 89 Cleckl e r 103 ,1 05 Clendenen 16 , 1 8 , 61 Cline 70 , 1 03 Cobb 92 Cocke 20 , 21 Cole 6 , 10 , 56 , 62 , 63 Collins 4 Combs 1 , 3 , 37 , 41 Compton 11, 95 , 96 Comuzi e 33 , 89 Conley 7 , 36 Cook 8 1 Cooper 90 Co rn 71 , 7 5 , 86 Cornw el l 74 Couch '>S V1r&1Jl1a Appalachian Not.M �/03 Cous et/Causet/Cowsert 103 , 107 Cox 28 , 74 ,117 Crane 117 Crawford 28 , 82 Cre asy 1 1 1,11 2 Cromwe l l 98 Crus an 2 2 Cummings 71,1 08 Curr e nt 1 09 Curry 2 Damon 8 Da uley/Danby 80 Day 78 Deal 15 Dean 22 Deaton 37,38 , 39 40,41 Deerman/Diarman 30 Derr 1 , 3 Dext e r 11 6 Diel< 29 ,11 3 ,114 Dickson 1,3 Dingess 81 Dingus 95 , 96 Dodd 103,104,105 Doehler 79 Dohaney60 Doss 56,64 , 63 Douglas 11 Downard 72 Drummond 34 Duncan 120 Dunlap 82 Dunn 37 , 41 Duran 15 Dyer 7,42,46,47 Farley 56,57,58,59 Faust 115 Ferrell 56,57,58 Finch 79 Findley 69 Finney 36 Fisher 78 Fix 53 tl~t~?t~r 1 f~3 Floyd 35 Foote 103 Ford 116,117 FredricJ<:s 7 Freeman 24 , 82 ,85 Frost 117 Fulton 79 Fyffee 18,19 Gearhart 8 7 Geary 81 Gehrig 115 Gilbert 123 Gilliatt 69 Gilmo r e 8 Goodman/Goutman 111 Goolsby 74 Gordon 18,19 Gott 118,119 Graham 103,105,106 Green 8,37,41 Gree r 1,3 Griffith 74 Grigsby 10 Gr imes 14 Gross 29 Grundy 85 Eastham 82 Echols 36 Eddleman 114,115 Edmondson 8 Rawards 18,42,4 5 ,46,47,48 Elle r 114 Ellison 8 El li ott 117 Elmore 70 Elvin 47 Eng l and 80 Entsminger 18,19 Eppes 17,1 8 ,19,20,21 Evans 1, 3 ,1 6 ,18,19 Ewell 21 Hale 71 Hall 20,32 ,7 6,81 Ham 76,77 Hamblin 20 Hamilton 11 8 Hammond 16 ,17,18,19,20 Hanks 24,25 Hannah 29 Hanns 8 Harbourt 117 Hard y 87 189 193 Harper 94 Harris 1 Hastings 111 Hatche r 1 20 Viratnm Appalachian NoteR �Hauser 79 Hays/Hayes 77 Hayter 28 Haywood 17 ,1 9 , 20 Hawks 22 , 23 Helm 116 Henderson 72 ,73,87 Hendricks 116 ,117 Hendrickson 78 Hennessee 17 , 18 Hensley 74 Hermeling 36 Hewett 60 Hickman 24 Hicks 74,88 Hildreth 27 Hill 29 , 74 , 95 Hinchman 61 Hinds 25 Hiser 43 , 49,50 , 51 Hobbs 14 Hockman 50 Hogan 103 Holebrook 78 Holland 75 Holloway 8 Homan 74 Hoover 116 Hornay 37,40 Houch 26 Hubbard 72 Huddleston 90 ,112 Huff/Hough 30 ,125 Huffman 33 , 34 , 35 Hughes 17 , 18 ,21 Hull 112 Hunt 21 Hunter 88 Hypes 79 Kelly 19 , 20 Ke nt 1 2 1 Kett ering 22 , 2G Key 88 Keyse r 81 Kinca nn on 28 Kind er 28 King 17 , 1 8 , 1~ , 20 , Kin ser 10 Kiri< SG , 66 , G8 Kit terma n 7 Kr e ma n 11 Kun st 11 9 21 Lal<e 11 G Lumb 53 Lami e 2 7 Langd o n 27 Langston 105 Laurance 8 Law 19 Lee 37 , 39 , 40 , 41 Leigh 11 Lewis 80 Lindsay 29 , '":!2 Linticum 111 Lively 74 Long 56 , 67 , 68 , 75 ,1 02 Looney 78 Loop 79 Lovett 20 , 21 Lowman 49 Luten 19 , 20 Lyon 80 McAf ee 1 , 3 McArthur 37 , 40 Mccallister 74 Mccann 78 , 81 , 100 , 101 McCasslin 11 McClane 117 McClellan 78 Isham 21 McConnell 96 McCoy 8 , 95 Jackson 7 Mccutcheon 82 , 83 , 84 , 85 , 86 , 87 Jamison 83,84,85,86 McDonald 58 Jarrett 90 McGee 1 6 , 1 7 , 18 , 7 2 Johnston/e 74,76,120 McGhee 107 Jones 17,18,19,20,2 1,29,74,84,85,lOl Mcintyre 28 McKinney 87 McMillen 12 McNeely 56 , 6 1 Keaton 7 McNeil 86 Kellis/Callas 116,117 V1ramta Appa.laohian NoteA �McNutt 80 McPharin/McLauren/McClaren 105 Mcwhorter 38,40 Macl<enrot 45 Maddo x 111 , 112 Maier 31 Mallow 111,11 2 Malone 12 0 Maphis/M~vis/Mavio us 42 , 43,46 , 47 , 48 ,4 9 , 50 , 51 ,5 2 Marcum 62 ,1 01 Martin 33 , 56 , 86,89 , 90, 11 2 Mashman 70 Mason 80 Massey 33,111,112 Matheney 111 , 112 Mattingly 75 Mauzy 65 Maxwell 104 Maynard 99 Mays 111,112 Meade 95 Meigs 125 Melstead 117 Meredith 80 Metcalf 38,40 Mickleborough 47 Milam 78 Miley 52 Miller 9 , 38 , 56,64,65 Mills 25 Minor 38 , 39 Mitchell/Mitchel 10 ,11, 17,18 ,1 25 Mitchum 39 Monday/Munday 29 Moore/More 37 , 39 , 40 ,4 1 , 89 ,1 18 Morrison 92 Mottram 117 Moyer 22 Murray 17 , 18,19 Napier 19,20,21 Nelson 99 ,100,101 Nevins 1,3 New 95 Newkirk/Nieuwkerk 73,118,119 Newstep 8 Nickell 74 Nickols 74 Noland 29 O'Neall/O'Neill/O'Neal 117,125 Obser 79 Oliver 12 Orndorff 1 02 Osborne 6 , 81 Overton 74 Oyler 15 Packwood 83 ,84, 85,87,88 Painter 42 ,43,48 ,49,50 Parker 103,108,111 Parsons 80 Patrick 27 Patterson 54 ,75 Patton 75 Paul 11 Pauley 63 Paxton 48 , 78 Peak 75 Pearson 120 Peregog/Pedigo 14 Perry 61 , 101 Persinger 112 Peters 81 Pettry 33 Peyton 21,117 Phillips 89,91 , 92 Pierce 117 Pietrus zkiewicz 125 P itman 50 Plumridge 42,45 Poor 71 Porter 21 Potts 18,19 Powell 117,118,119 Prather 125 Prescott 37,40 Price 88,103,108 Prillaman 87 PucJ<:ett 75 Purcifull/Percival 69,70 Pyle 1 03,104,105 Quention 4 Raines 82 Rakes 113 Ralph 116,117 Ratliff 28 Rayburn/Raeburn/Reaburn 103, 105 , 106 Reagan 85 Redman 71 Vtratnm Appalachian Notea �Reeves 84 Reid 21 Reside 27 Reynolds 8 , 11 , 56 Rice 80 Richardson 7 4 Richie 49 Rigney 111 Rinker 51 Riordan 102 Roberson 84 Roberts 8 , 70 Robertson 2 Roge r s 80 Roseborough 27 Ross 41 , 88 , 106 Rosser 103 ,, 104 Roush 69 , 70 Rowlette 85 Sanchez 38 Sarver 78 Satterwhite 103 , 108 Saunders 75 Scott 14 , 112 Sefton 59 Sellers 18 Se xton 28,109 , 110 Shaff er 89 Shanklin 105 , 106 Shanno n 28 Sharp 29 Shaver 89 , 93 , 94 Sheldon 10 , 109 , 110 Shelton 75 Short 8 Shuping 114 Sigmon 81 Sinnons/Simmons 8,29 Slack 112 Sloan 103 , 105 , 106 Smiley 53 Smith 29,31,37 , 73 , 84,87 , 89 , 1 1 3 , 116 , 118 , 120 Smootz 51 Sneed 87 Snodgrass 8 Snider 52 Sowe rs/saver 114,115 Soxman 51 Spa u ld i n g 8 7 Spear 2 2 Vtr&\n1& AppaJach1a.n Noteg Spe n cer 117 Sp i res 11 Spu r r ier 7h Sta l lard 7ri , qn Stamper 86 Stauffer 21i S teffens Jn Stelzier 7 Stephenson qq , l ( ll l , J < l 1 Ste wart 7 1-.J , 1 03 , l U7 St i nnett 113 St i t h 2 1, 7'j S t one 11,111 Sto n er 4 9 Stonem<:in 22 , 2"1 Storm 32 S t ri ckland A~ 1 101 , 1U7 S t ri ckli n 120 Strong 6 , 10 Stua r t 52 , 53 , 5/J Summers 5 1 Sutton 11 6 , 117 Swe e t 5 4 Swoo pe/ S wope 42 , 44 , 46 , 48 , 49 , 52 , 53 , 5 /J , 55 T a rpl ey 82 T a y 110 T a ylor 7 , 11 , 2 4, 89 , 9 1 , 121 T e rry 11 3 , 114 Thanem 9 , 10 Thaxton 1 6 , 17 , 1 8 Thornbroug h S Tillma n 118 Tooman 5 2 Troutman 75 Thoma s 29 , 3 2 , 78 Tunbridge 4 5 Turner 83 , 8 5 , 87 , 88 Turpin 73 Twilegar 8 Tyree 117 Vallery 38 Vaugha n 7 6 , 12 0 J 121 , 122 Vickers 9 5 Vinson 104 Walker 1 , 2 , 14 , 76,81 Ward 18,1 9 20 Ware 1 9 Warrick 120,121 , 122 �Wayles 18 ,1 9 Webb 81 Webster 56 While 8 White 5 , 25,56,62,63,73,74 Whited 27 Whitman 29 , 3 1 Whittiker/Whitaker 125 Wilcher ll G,117 Wilkenning 79 Wilkinson 90 Wil l iams 56 , 6 7,68,76 ,8 6 ,1 25 Willis 70 Wills 80 Wi lson 2,29,30 Winebege r 8 Winf rey 81 Witherspoon 1 9 Wnuk 11 Wolf 56 Wolford 10 Wood 21 Woods 1,2,3 Woodso n 1 8 ,1 9,20,2 1 Workman 56 , 60,6 1,101 Worsham 16,20 Young 81 Zulcnicl< 29 ===~==================================================-============~=============~==== BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA ROAD PETI TION Contributed by Ann L . McAlister, C.G . R.S* The petition is among Court Paper s for 1768 in a bundle marked September , in Bedford County Courthouse file drawer. (folded) the worship full Court of Bedford County May it pleas your worships We the Subscribers do laber under a verry grate hardship for the want of a Road from Jorge Gaddeys or there abouts and from thence (torn) in to old Cotton town Road and for the ould(?torn) Road to be opened again as ushual and for which We the Subscribers a.re in duty bound for to pray John Maccaney Isaac Wood Ward Chesley Woodward Peter f uckren John fuckren Richard Wood Ward William Wood Ward Roule n hosleay Burks �fog WHAT'S IN A NAME from Genealogy Digest Winter 1985 Vol 16 #1, p 24 Surnames surfaced almost 1, 000 years ago i n Euro p e t o 1 end better descriptions to people. They were often related to t he person ' s r es i dence , occupation , o r their parent ' s name (patronymic) or provided some type o f personal des c r i ption , The more than one million American surnames r ange i n meaning f rom Arsenault (in charge of weapon storage) to Zarzecki ( dweller on t h e ot her s i de of the mountain ) Almosthalfofoursurnames (40%) i ndicate pla ce (Hill , Broo ks , Mea dow ) , 30% a re patronymics (Johnson, Harris, Jones ), 16% occupa tion , ( Baker , Miller, Smith) , 12% descriptive (Brown, Short, Longfellow) and 2% are othe r s . Surnames were not just randomly selected ; there had t o be some l o g i cal connection between the individual and the name in or der f o r i t to be remembered a nd used . As people left Europe and migrated to the n ew country, the s u rnames they brought with them often reflected the places the y l ef t be hin d, F o r exa mple : Dumont, Maki, Zola, Jurek and Kopecky mean hill in France , Fin l an d, I taly, Pola nd a nd Czechoslovakia. Names referring to bodies of water would include Lake , P o nd , Pool, Lea ke and Lynn in England, Kuhl in Germany and Loch in Scotland . Rivers i s t o Spa i n wha t Storm is to Sweden, and in England it's Brooks a n d Rivers . Meadow, Meadows and Medow mean one lived in or nea r a fi e ld wh ere g r ass was grown for hay, A Crane may have hailed from near the Cra ne river i n Eng l a nd , Steins near a stone or rock, and Hayes from either a hedg e or from Ha yes , a common place name in England, Sand, Sands and Sane were from Sen d ( a sandy a rea) in Surrey. The a reas of Moray (near the sea) and Wick (dairy farm) i n Sc otl a nd produced Murry , Murray , Murrie and Wick, Wicke, Wicker. Another popular way of identification was by t h e p e r s on' s job . The most comman occupational s urnames in this country a re Smith, Mill er, Taylor, Clark , Walker , Wright, Baker, Carter , Stewart and Turner. Smiths forged the metal the Wrights worked with, Bakers prepared bread from the grain the Millers ground. Walkers cleaned the clothing the Taylors made, while Carters drove the carts . Clarks served as clerks, and Turners operated lathes, perhaps on the farms or estates the Stewarts were in charge of. Carpenters built houses from the wood cut by the Carvers and the timber sawed by Sawyers, Shepherds tended sheep , Kellogs killed hogs, and HaY1-fards were respons ible for keeping the livestock from the fences and hedges . Fishman s old the fish the Fishers caught , Corders and Ropers provided the cord and rope t he Shermans and Shearers us ed to bind their cloth. Franklin, a l andholder , could have us ed Myer as a n overseer , Berry as a servant , Spencer as a butler, Ward as a guard and Na pier in charge of linen , and paid them the money t hat was made by Minter, Many s urna mes are not totally original names , but patronymics -- suffixes or pref i xes added t o the paren t's name (usually the f a ther's) o For example , son indicated the male offs pring in English, but it' s poulos in Greek , wicz in Polish , ez in Spanish, ian in Armenian and sen in Ianis h a nd Norwegian . Al though prefixes such as Ap in Wels h, Fitz in Norman , and Mac in Scotch and Iri sh also indica t e s on, the Irish 0 means grandson. Klein , Kurt z , Stutz and Wenig are German for the En g lish Small or Short , while it could me Malek i n Pol i sh and Smail in Scotch, Long, I.and and Longfellow are tall or larg e in English , but in French i t ' s 1e... Grand or Grande , an Hoch or Feltz in German. Bliss , Blyth, Merriman and Merriweather mean a g reeable, pleasant; a Fairchild or Belcher was a ttractive or handsome; a nd Gentry, Curtis, Fine or Handy indicated a polite person. VtrClDia Appalaoh1an Notes �What ' s In A Name 109 A person's an cestor might have been bald if the last name is Ball, Baldwin, or Ballard while Rounds , Major and Stuckey mean husky or plump . Harper played the harp while Piper mastered a pipe . Meeks was a mild or humble person , and Bonney was a good and kind soul. Dory was a person with gold or blond hair, and Krause meant that a descendant had curly hair . A Winter was born durin g that season , and a Temple was an infant left there in England. Although a s urnawe may indicate a residence, occupation, parent' s name or description and be shared with thousands of others , people usually find a way to make a name uniquely their orm . ~============= === ==== = ====:================ ==================~============= JAMES E ROBISON from "Directory of Appanoose County , Iowa "* (I am very sorry but this was the only information on the book that I have and the name of the contributor has been misplaced.) *p 565 & 566 . James E Robis on, farmer , Sec, 10 ; PO Centerville; boni in Montgomery Co., Va ., in 1830; his father (of German descent) was born in that county; grandfather moved there from Pennsylvania ; his mother , Nancy R (nee Christman), of Irish descent, born in same county, and remained until her death, in 18J6 or 1837 ; his father died in 1858, James E remained at home , allowed the most limited advantages for education, until 18 years of age, then worked at the carpenter ' s t r ade , learned before leaving home; visited Tennessee and worked for a time i n Knoxville, Nashville and other cities in Tennessee; in 1849, went to Peoria, Ill . , and fallowed his trade. August , 1852, married Mrs Lavina Smith, daughter of Amos and Ruth Brown; her first husband was William Smith, of Belmont Co., Ohio, at the time of his death a farmer near Peoria; a man much loved and esteemed by all who knew him , for his strict honesty and integrity, which won him the name of Honest Billy ; left three children - Sarah H, Robert B and Eliza J; Sarah H, now Mrs J B Sommers, of Centerville, married May 8th , 1863, resides in Derby, Lucas Co.; Robert B, a resident of Cherokee Co, Kan. , a farmer, enlisted in Co . G, J6th Iowa V:I; was at Mark's Mill and other battles ; taken prisoner and held at Tyler, Tex, ten months; mustered out at close of war ; Eliza J , married, April 19, 1869, C M Man, of this county, a blacksmith; served through the war in Co B, 6th Iowa V..I; afterward died in Reno Co , Kan , June 26, 1876, His father, of English birth , came to this country when a boy, an early settler of Maryland moved to South Carolina , laid out and owned the town of Snowhill; thence to Kentucky ; was an early settler of that State in the time of Boone; some of his sons served in the Revolutionary war; her mother (nee Nelson), born in Kentucky , the youngest of ten children, died at the remarkable age 0£ 110 years; Her brothers were Charles, Nathaniel, Samuel, John and Joseph, all died in Indiana; her sisters are Mrs Polly Hutchinson, Mrs Sarah Keith, Mrs Jane Drake, and Rebecca, unmarried, all died i n Indiana between the ages of 70 and 90. September, 1852 , Mr and Mrs Robison came to Centerville , where he worked at his trade; fall of 1857, moved to his pres ent farm in Walnut Tp., of fifty-five a cres , valued at $JO per acre . They have five children - Lucy M., Frances E., Mary, George M and Henry . Republican; Mr R i s a member of the ME Church; Mrs R is a member of the Christian Church . �-11 t> SURNAME INDEX The idea of this index is for information on a s pec i fic person -- ususally who were the parents, other children, etc. I f you ca n be of help, wri te to them . SURNAME GIVEN NAME LOCATION DATES Coy Park, 14725 Mystic St , Whittier , CA 906 04 COIJ..INS COIJ..INS FOPD (sic) GREENLEY KINSEY KINSEY SHOEMAKER SHOEMAKER TALIAFERRO YANCY Elisha William Price Sophia Sarah Otey Susan Philip Henry Dr Walker Charles L/S? Jane Warrick 1 2554 E JJrd St 1 Tucson 1 PACK William DeGARMO Hezekiah Hannah MOORE DeGARMO CANTRALL Levi Alexander MATNEY BISHOP William HAMMITT Samuel KEPHART Abram Rebecca DESKINS Hannah RICHARDS BROCK Charlotte Co , Va " " Montgomery? Co, Va Floyd Co , Va Franklin Co , Va Russell Co, Va Russell Co, Va Va Va md 1812 Aug 15 md 1834 May 22 b 1 817 Feb 25 d 1 862 Apr 24 res 1870 b 1839 Dec 8 d 1889 Oct 7 res 1880 b ca 1810 b ca 1802 Arizona 8'.2210 Patrick Co, VA W Va Virginia Botetourt Co , Va Tazewell Co, Va Va Wheeling, WV Augusta Co , Va Tazewell Co, Va Va b 17 May 1847 d lJ Nov 1865 b J Jun 1816 b 1 Oct 1787 b 23 Mar 1823 b 1811 b 12 Apr 1789 res 1778 md 13 Mar 1867 b 26 Feb 1792 Allie Wilson Oldham, HC60 Box 58A5 , Pagosa Springs, co 81147- 9706 Va ATHA/ATHAY/ATIEf Calvin H b 16 Jan 1815-20 TATE John Augusta Co , Va b 6 Aug 1755/61 MAY/MAYSE John Botetourt Co, Va d 14 Apr 1800 RUSK Mary Botetourt Co , Va d May 1882 ROCK George d aft 1820 OLDHAM Elias SC/NC/Va b 1775 GREENLEE Peter Stafford Co, Va b 1755 or earlier SILMAN Fauquier Co, Va ( ?) Bash md c 1770 ( ?) II Bett;y Wilson Thomas 1 68-6,20 Second st 1 Cathedral City 1 CA 222]4 WILSON Joshua ? b 10 Sept 1740 WILSON Cathrerine HOUGH ? b 6 Sept 1748 WILSON Benjamin Loudon Co, Va b 4 Aug 1765 WILSON, Jr Joshua b 29 Jan 1767 " WILSON Jonah b 10 Oct 1769 " WILSON Joseph b 20 Oct 1771 " WILSON Joshua md 1764 " WILSON Catherine HOUGH md 1764 " WILSON Montgomery Co, Va Jonah md L~ Oct 1791 WILSON Elizabeth DEARMAN md 4 Oct 1791 " Vtratma Appalachian Notes �Surname Index I 11 Judith M Llamas, 17622 East Lake Jem Rd. , Mt Dora , FL 32757 COMPTON, Sr SHANNON PATERSON BELCHER, Sr JOHNSON GAULDING CALFEE BAILEY, Sr DAVIDSON PETERS John Jenny Rebecca Jane Isom John W Mary Frances William Richard P John G Elizabeth Tazewell Co, VA " Alleghaney Co, Va Tazewell Co, Va Culpepper , Va Prince Edward Co, Va prob Wythe Co, Va Lancashire , England Tazewell Co, Va Tazewell Co, Va d ca 180J md 28 Sept 1817 b 1811 d Jan 1823 26 Jan 1826 Md 20 Feb 1812 b 1853 1735 d 8 Mar 1793 md 1803 d b Mrs Francis (Mildred) Campbell , 2818 Merino Drive SW , Roanoke, VA 24018 Franklin Co , VA John d 181 AL TICK md 18-Mar 1819 Cynthia BARTON " rnd 18 Mar 1819 CAMPBELL Elijah " Patrick Co, Va b ca 1823 DILLON Sarah ( Sally) d 5 Apr 1871 Franklin Co, Va FARNER Allen md ca 1865 Albert Bedford Co, Va GWALTNEY b ca 1828 LOWRY William C Roanoke Co, Va Tu.vid PHILPOTT Charles Co, Md b 1746 md 25 Mar 1797 SHUE MAN Hannah Franklin Co, Va d January 1826 Tu.niel WARD " Madeline v Hylton 1 4228 North Trail NE 1 Marietta 1 GA 20066 BLACKSTONE IRWIN/ERWIN JAMESON HASH VAUGHAN WALTON BLOSS DEAN ARMSTRONG GILLIUM Argoll Matthew William John Thomas William Conrad Benjamin Robert Chestley Essez Co, Va Augusta Co, Va " Montgomery Co, Va Russell Co, Va Goochland Co, Va Augusta Co, Va Wayne Co , Va Reppahannock Co, Va Scott Co , Va 1701 1755 1753 l784 1790 's 1747 1773 1845 1700 1839 Sandra Cowell 1 Rt 1 Box 282 1 Vincent 1 Ohio 4,2284 Charles Henry md 16 Dec 18JO SPENCER Va Jacob Switzerland STOVER b 11 Jun 1809 Johannes Heinreich Gottfreid R. -- Germany Pabst md 13 Jan 1830 John Thomas Goochland Co, Va HALL Susan J md 13 Jan 18JO SINGLETON " James Greenville, Augusta Co, Va md 19 July 1824 BROWN md 19 July 1824 Matilda KENNEDY " Roanoke, Va md 4 Feb 1799 Elizabeth SULLENBARGER D Wubben 1 PO Box 692, Santa Cruz, CA 95061-0692 Franklin Co, Va BUSH Charles Y Roanoke Co, Va BUSH Griff en HANNAH Va John Botetourt Co, Va HANNAH John Va HANNAH Patterson Roanoke Co , Va HARRIS(S) Nancy LEWIS " William " TOSH Jean (Jane) Va TOWNSLEY Elizabeth Franklin Co, Va WELMS Olivia J Vtraima Ann&lachian NotaR md 24 Jan 1861 md 26 Mar 1836 b 14 Sept 1795 md JO July 1818 b .5 May 1821 b ca 1820 md 1 Feb 1823 b 1806/1807 b 24 Mar 1796 md 24· Jan 1861 �ll 1. Surname Index Elizabeth Carden, 2932 Gerry St, Gary , IN 46406 John C B Lee Co , Va WADE WADE Samuel A " EVANS Annie " , Breathi tt Co , Ky EVANS James/ Henry Morgan Co , Ky Castleton Franklin Co , Va WADE WADE Castleton Goochla nd Co , Va John Utley WADE " BISHOP Dewey Knox Co , TN WOODRUM Ally Franklin Co, Va WADE Emma Wise Co, Va b 12 Jan 186.3 md ca 1858/9 rnd ca 185 8/9 b ca 1 8 05 b ca 1 8 08 md 1 Feb 1787 b ca 17 39 d ca 1940 b ca 17 42 d 21 Oct 1961 Boris N Bulatkin, 4123 E Lewis , Wichita , KS 67218-1331 MORROW Thomas Henry Co, Va Matthew " MORROW Rebecca Small MORROW Rebecca SMALL Fanny BURNETT " WORRELL William Botetourt Co , Va FLANARY Silas Russell Co , Va FLANARY John Va ARVIN Mary Va Va FLANARY Polly Ervin res 1777-1789 md 1 7 90-1791 res 1777-1785 res 1777-1785 rnd 1790-1791 Rev Soldier 1782 d a fter 1795 b c a 1779 md ca 1800 md ca 1800 Anna M Bryant, 2 Seminole Rd, Huntington, WV 25705 George Montgomery Co, Va SMITH SMITH Mary AUSTIN SMITH Osborn G Montg/Wythe Cos , Va/ Ky WARDEN James Ire./Rockbridge/Wythe Va Rockbridge/Wythe Cos , Va ·wARDEN Sarah WILSON Ellen WILSON GRAY Grayson W Wythe/Pulaski Cos, Va GRAY Bertie GRAY " " THOMPSON Margaret (Warden) Wythe/ Grayson Cos, Va D'DONNELL Trula O'DONNELL Grayson Co, Va VAUGHAN res 1860-1870s res 1860-1870s b 1867 - d 1939 b 1812 - d 1890 b 1833 - d 1880 b ca 1844-46 b 1875 b 1872 d 1946 b 1867 - 1914 b 1894 d 1987 II II II II Doroth Dewitt Baldwin 660 BAILOR BEHLER Jacob BAILOR/BEHLER Jacob BERRY Alexander Solomon CARTER Barbara FUNK Jeremiah Jr HARRISON William NIELL Marie Catharine RUNKLE Thomas SHARP (rev) Wm Addison TAYLOR Mrs Barbara Ann Renick Foster HILL Edmund GROSS Martha GRAY GROSS Jacob WHITMAN Sarah AGEE WHITMAN William LINDSAY Mary STORM LINDSAY Joshua WILSON Catherine HUFF WILSON .. on Ave Richmond Hts Augusta Co, Va York Co , Pa Marion Co , OH Russell Co, Va Shenandoah Co, Va Sussex Co, Del Baltimore, Md York Co, Pa Lane. Co, Pa Lee Co CA Oro Brea CA 2621 Va Tennessee Wash . , Va/TN/Owen Co, KY Washington Co, Va Bkghm Co, Va/Campbell, Ky Va or Tn Richmond, Va/ TN md possibly Carter Co, TN Va to Ky md Va? Vtratrua AppaJ.ach1an WoteA res 1793-1804 b 1780 d 1825 res 1830 md 1774 b ca 1730 b 175.3 rnd ca 1775 d 1758 rnd 1841 b cl810-d aft 1880 1779-1855 md 1800 md 22 May 1800 1781 - 1858 md ca 1802 ca 1780 - 1848 bef 1812 1740-aft 1820 ca 1764? �I 1.3 Surname Index Mrs J a ni c e Foste r Severn, Box FOSTER, Luke FOS TER Rebecca PEEL Jo hn PEEL Reb ecca WILSON Enos 3756 , San Luis Obispo , CA Botetourt Co, Va " '' " " 93403 dee. by 8 Apr 1800 md 4 Oct 1827 md 4 Oct 1827 1 July 1829 md md 1 July 1829 Mrs . Judith G. Blackwell, 224 Chrjstian Ave., NE Roanoke, VA BISH JENNELL WOLFORD HAMBLIN CARDEN FAGG CUPP GORDON BABER I BEV EP. r!ALE /HAIL 24012 B . 1778 D. 1842 Peter Rockingham/Pul.VA B. 1805 D. 1870 CA William Montg.Giles Pul.VA D. 1814-15 Jacob Wythe Co. Va Co.VA D. 1820 CA. Mackerness Charlotte/Franklin Died 1818 Joseph Monroe Co. VA 1800-1860 CA Daniel Montgomery Co. D. after 1888 Jacob Bot. Hontg. Co.VA 1750-1804 CA Giles Chesterfield Co.VA 1765 - 1810 Sallie (wifel1bem~rle Co.VA D. CA 1840 Francis Franklin Co. VA ======== = ========== ======================================================~============ WEDDLE - EARLS This indenture made this Sixth day of April 1820 between William Shelor an overseer of the poor of Montgomery County and State of Virginia of the one part and David Waddle of the Sd County of the other part Witnesseth that the sd Shelor by Virtue of an order of Court of the afour Sd County have put place and bound a poor girl Marey Earls of the age of Eleven years five month and three days to be an apprentice With the Sd D3.vid Waddle and as an apprintice With him to dwell from the date of these presents until the sd Mary Earls Shall Come to the age of Ei ghteen years acording to an act of the Genaral assemley in that Case maid and providid by and during all wich t i me and term the sd Marey Erls Shall hir sd master Well and faithfu l ly serve in all his Lawful bu siness and S hall honestly and obediently be have hirsel.f to hir sd master and to the rest of the familey and the s d Waddle for his part his heirs Ex ad doth promise and Covenant with the sd overseer of the poor and their successors for the time being and to and With the sd apprintice that the sd Waddle Shall teach the sd apprintice the art of Spining Weaveing kniting and the sd Waddle Shall also find and allow unto the sd apprintice Sufficient meat drink apperrel washing and Lodging and all other things nee.dful for an apprinti ce during the time afour sd and Shall a l so teach reading and Writing and Will moreover pay to the sd apprintice twelve dollars at the Expiration of hir of hir term in Witness Where of the parties to these presents have interchangally set ther hands and Seals the day and year above Writen Wm Shelor ( Seal) Iavid Weddle ( S eal) Test Jno Wddle Daniel Field contributed b y Calvin Weddle �114 QUERIES 92-89: Seek info regarding Mary C WILLARD who md William A WARD 1825 , b oth of Lunenburg Co. Father thought to be Uriah Willard who moved to Mecklenburg Co. and later to Georgia , May have had family connections in Cumberland Co. Wish to know names of parents and siblings of Mary WILLARD WARD. Mary J ane Vaden , 2 438 Memorial Ave SW , Roanoke , Va 24015. 93-89: Seek info on parents of Amos RICHARDSON, b 18 Se,P 1764 , Loudoun Co , Va, d 1847 Elbert Co, GA. Was Jonathon RICHARDSON who d 1772/J Bed.fo rd Co, Va & Ann ( ? ) RICHARDSON his parents? What happened to Ann after Jonathan died? Sheila McCullough Rt 3 Box 3170 , Hartwell , GA 30643 94-89: Docia J FLINCHUM, b Mar 1870 , Montgomery Co, Va. . md John Hami lton ADAMS 3 May 1891. She was the d/o William C & Mary Elizr:tbeth LUCASS FLINCHUM . Mary Eliz ' h LUCASS, b 1849 Montgomery Co, Va, d/o Wilson & Mary LUCASS. Wils on s /o John & Mary LUCASS. Would like any info on this Lucass family. Sherry Perry, 12529 Pyle Rd, Oberlin, Ohio 44074 95- 89: Searching for ancestors of william KNOX, b ca 1770, d in Jefferson Co, Ill in 1842. Md Nancy ANDERSON, b in Va , ca 1790. Ch incl uded: Wlijah, William and Margaret. He was in TN for a period of time & then apparently back in Va ca 1820 & then on to Ky & Ill. :VJ.rs Donald D Zimmerman, PO Box 126, Harvel , IL 62 538. 96-89: Seeking info on Florence MASON (1872-1904) living in Christiansburg , Mont gomery Co, Va, in 1880 census with uncle John H KIPPS & wife Margaret MITCHELL . She md Earnest S HICKOK ca 1891, & was listed with him & 2 ch in 1900 census . Can ' t locate marriage l i cense and can ' t connect her with MASON family. Need help. Marian F B:l.rnaba , 1525 Krebs Drive , Newark, OH 43055. 97- 89: S'IEWART- CROCKETT: Seek info about marriage of family of Capt Joseph L Crockett who l/md Sarah Stewart and later md Widow Woodson. William Stewart Sr (1756 Va - 183.3 'IN) served under Capt Crockett in Rev War. Wish to exchange info with anyone having knowledge of these two families . MM Stewart, 111 Masonic Ave, Monroe , La 71203 . phone (318) 343-7305. 98- 89: Would like to correspond with anyone having info on family of William C CHUMNEY and wife Martha A M CHUMNEY. Li sted in 1850 census in S. Dist . of Halifax Co, Va (p 64). I am descendant of son also named Wm C CHUMNEY, b 1 Nov 1829 , who migrated to TX in 1851 . I know of offspring Enoch T & Anne E ( md a RINARD) who left for TX as well. Believe Martha A M full name to be Marth Ann Margaret Obediance (sic) Jane Taylor Stanley CHUMNEY from family document. Doug Stewart , 2406 S . Cincinnati Ave, 'I\J.lsa, OK 74114 99-89: "Jim MELTON" immigrated from Italy (true Italian name not known) , moved to Toms Creek, Wise Co, Va, & worked in the coke ovens ca 1910, md Florence CARROLL. Known ch: Frank, Anne, twins (d ca 4 yrs in a housefire). " Jim Melton " disappeared ca 1920. Clarence 2/md Mr Stiltner. Members of Jim Mel ton's family wish to know what happened to him and their true Italian surname. Any info would be appreciated. E Johnson, 15834 Drysdale, Southgate, Michigan 481 95 . 100-89: Seek info Bennett NALLEY, b London, British deserter, served Continen tal army, settled Nelson Co, Va after Revolution. Wife ' s name? Son William b Nelson Co, went to Missouri 1832, TX 1854, d age 88. Wife's name? Gs Alexander b 1827 , in Calif. Gold Rush with bro Flavius Josephus. Alexander settled Sonoma Co, CA, rod Martha CRANE. Judith E Unsicker, PO Box 8433, South Lake Tahoe, CA 95731. Vira:tm& Appe.lachtan Notes �I l .5 101-89 : Searching for "Proof " t hat Benjamin HARGRAVE (b ca 1741 Va; wi ll pr obated 26 Mar 1827 ) was the s on of Bray HARGRAVE (b ca 1658, Surrey Co, Va; d intestate, 1728 ). Benjamin HARGRAVE md Rebecca GWALTNEY, d/0 St even GWALTNEY & Anne ERHART. June L Vinine:, 416 Leonard Dr, Longview, TX 75603. 102- 89 : Wish to correspond with des cendants of the following FOSTER family. Nehemish, b 14 Aug 1793; John Mc camy , b 15 Nov 1796; Rebecca b ca 1800. Parents were Luke and Sarah JORDAN FOSTER who were md 25 Dec 1792 , Botetourt Co, Va. Mrs Jan ice Foster Severn, Box 3756 , San Luis Obispo, CA 93403. 103-89: Seeking i nfo about the for ebearers of Edmund NEWMAN (RS), b 19 Mar 1762, Prince William Co, Va , On J Apr 1783 he md Mary Cong_uest WYATI' (Wiatt), who was b 1764, Manassa , Prince Willia m Co, Va. Edmund d 11 Aug 1850, Hawesville, Brechinridge Co, Ky . Mary d there 26 July 1854. I s her descent from Cong_uest WYA'I'l' (b 1645) & His wife Sallie PATE of Gloucester Co, Va? Mary F Duncan Bridges, 529 Oriole Lane, Shreveport, LA 71105. lOl.y-89: Would like to Correspond with anyone researching the BISHOP families who lived in Montg omery, Floyd & Tazewell Co ' s , Va, 1760- 1840. In Montgomery Co, VA: Henry BISHOP md Fanny SIMPIITNS 23 May 1785; George BISHOP md Anna BOOTHE 28 June 1790; Jacob BISHOP md Katherine ELKINS 2 Oct 1792 . In Tazewell Co, Va, David Bishop md Elizabeth WOLFORD 2 0 Feb 1801. Douglas A Bishop, 4917 Annhurst Rd, Columbus, Ohi o 43228 . 105-89: GONE TO TEXAS: Looking for the family of Josiah MUNCEY. Fought for the Republic of Texas for independence in 18J6. Born in Va, 1800{/- . Father of Alexander Arthur MUNCEY, b Va, Ja n 182J. James A Muncey, 4444 Livi ngston Ave, Dallas, TX 75205. 106-89: Seeking to correspond wi th anyone searching the Thomas and Joseph FROSTS of Amherst & Washington Cos. The Thomas GILLENWATER, Boyce GUTTREY & Gilbert HARRALD families who also lived in these areas between 1755- 1790. Carolyn Nelson, 10693 Seneca Dr, Boise , Idaho 83709 . 107-89: Info needed on all El ias DEANs in Scott Co, Va, and counties surrounding Scott Co, Va from 1800-1870. I need to Imow their ch & wife of each. Lloyd Dean Rt 6 Box 498, Morehead, Ky 40351. 108-89: Need info parents/sibling;s of Malinda HALE (1837- 1894) md John Janney (1828 - 1902) Franklin Co, Va 1854. Her parents either Francis HALE & Priscilla LAMB md Surry Co , NC 1 808 or Alfred HALE & Emmaline HODGE md Franklin Co? Info on parents, etc of John (Franklin or William?) JANNEY needed. Marriage license says mother was Ann, a single woman. Connie Sal adiner , Box 198BI Rt 2, Narrows , Va 241 24 . 109-89: Seek seek all data on Moses ..nJS'l'US, b 1753 Md; served in Revolutionary War from Mecklenburg Co, NC 1774-1780. In 1781 he was at New River, Montgomery Co, Va and he appears on a j ury list there in 1785 along with a Thuliel JUSTUS - relationship? Of Blount Co, TN 1800. Janet Pease, 10310 W 62nd Pl ace, #202; Arvada, CO 80004 110-89: Seek info on family of Stephan WARD of Grayson Co, VA. He was 48 at time of 1850 census . One of his son ' s was Chesl ey WARD who md Melinda DICI<ENS of NC. Dinah McDonald, PO Box 3397, Shawnee, Kansas 66216 111-89: Searching for info about Thoma s MORROW of Henry Co, Va, 1777. He md Rebecca "Becky " SMALL . Was one of his ch Matthew MORROW, who md Fanny BURNETT in Henry Co, VA 1790/1791? Will be glad to pay for copying and postage and exchange info. Boris Bulatkin, 4123 E Lewis, Wichita , KS 67218-lJJl. Virg1.nja Appa.lachia.n Notes �112-89: Elizabeth ROYLTE , in 1735, was witness to the will of Mark HARDI N, Prince William Co, Va (Will Bk C). Any info on Eliz? Was she the Eli:::;abeth ROYALTY in the vestry book of Broken Back Church, St Anne's Paris h , Albemarle Co , Va location now near Palmyra in Fluvanna Co, Va? Will share info on ROYALTY surname . Mary Athearn Matson, 1632 Yorktown Dr , Charlottes vill e , Va 22901 . 113-89: Jane "Jennie" SKEEN (other given name ma y have been Virgin i a ), b ca 1811-14, adopted & raised by a "Mr Gillespie ". The name John may have been connected to this family. The GILLESPIE family had ch or gch with the g iven name of REES ( Rees e/Reece) Seeking identity of this GILLESPIE family , Rus sell Co , Va . Macy Anne Ha le, PO Box 2823 , W Branch Station, Durham, NC 27705, lllr89: Need i nfo on Hiram HALE, b ca 1818 , & his wife, Sarah , b ca 1 820 . They are listed in the 1860 Floyd Co census with a family of 7 ch . Sarah i s said to have been a Cherokee Indian. Any info on this family would be mo s t helpful. Jim Roberts, 107 E Turner St , Blacksburg, Va 24060 . 11.5-89: Interested in contacting anyone with HART/POE/SIZEMORE/ OWENS connections . Wish to exchange info on these related familie s . Mrs Mary Hart , 5 2 3 S E Brentwood , Lee's Summit, MO 64063 116-89 : Thurza Jane HALE md Joseph K ROBBINS Dec 1874; d/o J ac o b L HALE and Lucinda TATE, b 19 Mar 1852 & d 3 Jun 1922. Would like to exchange info with someone having knowledge of ch and families. Anne Hale Kellam , 14333 Aldengate Road, Midlothian , Va 23113. 117-89: Need parents of Thomas LITTLETON md Mary MATLOCK. Need parents of James PI'IT, d 1830 in Edgecombe Co, NC. He md Leah PHILLIPS. Need Lea h ' s parents. Dawson PI'IT of Greene Co, TN was s/o James & Leah PHILLIPS PITT. Geraldine Littleton , Rt 2 Box 349, Fall Branch , TN 37656. 118- 89: West BULLOCK md Anna WARD of Lunenburg Co , Va ca 1900. Lived in Columbus , Ohio , Wish to correspond with her descendants . Ch said to be Guy, Jap, Curtis & Minnie. Mary Jane Vaden, 2438 Memorial Ave,SW, Roanoke , Va 24015. 119- 89: Seek info on parents & Siblings of Judy LIVELY, b Va, md Francis GAINES, s/o Hierome GAINES Sr & Margaret TALIFERRO of Albemarle Co, Va. Francis & Judy LIVELY GAINES moved from Albemarle to Elbert Co, Ga in 1792. Need any info on these families. Sheila McCullough , Rt 3 Box 3170 , Hartwell, GA J064J. 120- 89: 'IDWNSLEY - would like to correspond with others working on this line . My ancestor b ca 1809 in Va. Only TOWNSLEYs listed in the index to the 1810 Va Census (compiled M W Crickard, 1971) were in Montgomery Co. Listed James, Joseph, Robert and William as heads of families on page 188. Doug Stewart, 2406 S Cincinnati Ave, Tulsa OK 74114. 121-89: Would like to find parents of Eva MCMAHAN. b ca 1889/91, md 25 Dec 1912 Chesley HARGRAVE, pos. in Jefferson Co, Tx. Trying to establish a possible connection to Robert James and fuvid McMAHAN of Darby or Westgrove , Pa . Robert James md Kathleen CONNELL who came from Ireland at age of 14. Other McMAHAN brothers were Bill, Tom, Joe & Jim. Other female members unknown . June Landry Vi ving, 416 Leonard Dr, Longview, Tx 75603 122-89: Seeking info on parents or ch of Rebecca FOSTER, an orphan over 14 yrs old i n Sept 181.5, in Botetourt Co, Va, whose guardian was Charles HEDRICK. I believe she md John PEEL on 4 Oct 1827, & Enos WILSON on 1 July 1828, both marriages in Botetourt Co. Janice Foster Severn, Box 3756, San Luis Obispo, CA 9J40J. �11'7 12J-89: Looking for f amily of Jeramiah MUNCEY, b Va, in '.IX 1837, killed with wife & J ch by Commanches , Fannin Co , Tx, 1844. Thought to be kin to Josiah MUNCEY . James A Muncey, 41144 Livingston Ave, Dallas, TX 75205. 124-89: Seek ancestry of Moses JUSTUS (see 109- 89) , b 1753 Md. A Mounce JUSTUS & a Hance JUSTUS both received land grants i n Mecklenburg Co, NC (from which "my" ~-~oses enlisted for t he Rev W ar in 1774), in 1772 on Coldwater Creek. Hance is on 1790 Iredell Co , NC census - where is Mounce? Both Mounce & Hance JUSTUS have ties to Frederick Co, Md. Janet Pease , 10310 W 62nd Place #202 , Arvada, CO 80004 1 25-89: William Henry GEORGE moved from Va to Ky in 1816 with his bros Moses and Lindsey. Was Lucy GEORGE who md Jeremiah C OREAR in Clark Co, Ky in 1808 his sis? Will Exch info & pay copying and postage costs. Boris N Bulatkin, Jr, 4123 E Lewis , Wichita , KS 67218 . 126-89: Seeking i nf o aboutDaniel ROYALTY/RYALTY prob. b 1725-27; md by 1752 to Margaret (TYLER) WAUGH, widow. Enlisted in Albemarle Co , Va Colonial Militia Fr. & Indian Wars (1754? ' 55). Tra de: Planter; Amherst Co, Va. 1763 Service proved; 3 May 1766: 65 acres s urveyed . Did Daniel ROYALTY/RYALTY marry earlier? Possibly Stafford or related counties? Searching for names of his ch w/proof; his parents; his siblings. Will share info. Mary Athearn Matson, 1632 Yorktown Dr, Charlottesville, Va 22901 . 127-89: Jane "Jennie" SKEEN in 1832 md Rev Elihu KISER of Russell Co, Va . Jane d/o of Jonathan SKEEN. Seeking identity of this Jonathan SKEEN. Mary Anne Hale , PO Box 2823, W Branch Sta ti on, Durham , NC 27705 . 128-89: Seeking info on John OWEN, b 1801, & wife, Jane PRATI' , b 1802 , both in Va. They were md 1822 Knox Co, Ky. Was John a s/o Edward OWEN(S), Sr, who d 1838 Knox Co, Ky . Would like to exch info with others working on OWEN and PRATT. Mrs Mary Hart, 523 SE Breotwood, Lee's Summit , MO 64063. 129-89: Would like to hear from desc . of Charles HINJG:,E, b 1741, Germantown, Pa. He md Elizabeth JOHNSON. Would like to hear from desc. of George CARR b 1790, who md Sarah MOULTON . Geraldine Littleton , Rt 2 Box 349, Fall Branch, TN 37656. 130-89 . Seek info on parents & wife of George ALEXANDER, b 1754 Culpepper, Va(?), d 1809 Elbert Co, GA. Two of his daus, Sara & Annie md 2 bros Robert Taliferro & Richard Strother GAINES s/o Francis GAINES. Sheila McCullough, Rt 3 Box 3170, Hartwell, GA 30643 131-89: Will exch info from my files on the NEAL and POTI{TS family anywhere in the US ; my NEAL records focus on Southern families who removed to the Midwest. Janet Pease , 10310 W 62nd Place, Arvada , CO 80004 132-89: Is the John Boggs FLANARY whose wife ' s name is Polly and who moved to Cape Girardeau Co , MO ca 1826 , the s/o John FLANARY & Phoebe BOGGS of Lee Co, Va? Will exch info and pay copying and postage costs. Boris N Bulatkin , Jr., 4123 E Lewis, Wichi ta , KS 67218. 133-89 : ROYALTY, Conner, had land surveyed Nov 1754 Albemarle Co, Va, N. side Hardware River on Bisquit Run. Sexton, Broken Back Church, Albemarle Co, Va. St Anne's Parish (location n ow near Palmyra in Fluvanna Co, Va) would like info on parents, siblings, ch, wife , etc. Mary Athearn Matson, 1632 Yorktown Dr, Charlottesville, Va 22901. (Mrs. Robert Matson) Viratrua Appalachian Not.as �II ~ BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts WHEN PAST IS PROLOGUE : A HISTORY OF ROANOKE COUNTY by Deedie Kagey . Th i s hi s tory presents a comprehensive record of Roanoke County f ro m 18J8 to 1986 under one cover , beginning with the early settlers , the Civil War , World War I and II are c overed . The many illustrations of people, churches, schools and other act ivites bring real life to the history. There are 85 illustrations , There are 6 appendices ,(l) Roanoke County Offices, (2) War Casuali ties, (3) Roano k e Co. Schools , ( 4) Churches , Organizations, Architecture, (5) Roanoke Co Blacks a nd ( 6 ) Roanoke County by the n umbers . The book has 800 pages, 6 maps , 13 tables , 10 c hap ters , footnotes and bibl i ography . The price of the book is $28 .00 ($25 . 00 plus $J . OO p o stage .) Order from : Roa noke County Sesquicentennial Committee , PO Box 29800 , Roanoke , Va 24018 . Attention : Carolyn Wagner. PATRICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1820 CENSUS by Jimmie Martin S t eel e . Patrick County , Va , was formed from Henry County in 1791 . The Federal Populat i on Census rec ords for Va were lost for the years 1790 , 1800, and Patrick County f o r 1 810. The 182 0 census i s a vital record for this county . 'I"ne microfilm copies are d i m and d i ff i cul t to read This record was copied from a photostat of the orig ina l reco rds i n t he Nat ional Archives in Washington DC . T'ne spelling of the names i s t h e sa me as found in the original records. The price is $6 . 23 (includes handling a n d s t a te tax). Order from : Jimmie M Steele , 1830 Carter Road SW, Roanoke , VA 24015 . FAMILY PAGES FROM THE BIBLE OF EZEKIEL SMITH by Mary Eli zabeth Smith Bu r d e n . These pages have been compiled by a great-great-great grandda u g hter of Ezekiel Smith , (related to the Dingess family of Giles Co , Va & WV) No price was l is ted . Mrs M Elizabeth Burden, 202 Sheffield Place , San Antonio, Tx 782 13. TIME AND TIDE - A FRANCISCO FAMILY HISTORY - The Ances tors a nd Des cendants of Christopher Francisco and Halana Bowen of Southwest Virginia a nd Cla iborn e Co , Tenn . by Virginia Billingsley Fletcher with research assistance by Paul E Fletcher III. This family history traces the Francisco line from the immigrant ancestor , Christopher Franciscus of Lancaster Co, Pa , who came from Germany ca 1710. He sent his sons to the Shenandoah Valley of Va to manage his vast land holdings. They stayed , s ome later moved to southwest Va. The book focuses on Christopher Francisco and Halana Bowen who moved to Claiborne Co , 'IN ca 1859 . Their children and grandchildren a re covered in detail with their contributions to the development of Claiborne Co . Included is Christopher Francisco ' s account book whic h gives the names of many of his neighbors in southwest Va from 1838 to 1858 , personal papers, Civil a nd World War I records, Christopher and Halana ' s descendants to present. The book is 6x9 , smythe-sewn, buckram bound hard cover with front and spine stamped in gold . A limited number i s being printed. Cost is $J5 . 00 plus $3. 00 mailing charge. Mail orders with checks payable to : \/Jirginia B Fletcher , 721 NW 73 Ave, Ft. Lauderdale , FL 33317. Carole Presley, 502 W 8th St, Russellville, Ar 72801 . Carole has sent Clippings from her father's Bible (Clark E Ayers) . These records include Marriages and deaths from the Abright-Hawley family. A very interesting page from CATALOGUE of Emory & Henry Collgeg, 1866-67. Her grandfather, Rollen E Cecil i s listed. Newspaper clippings with obituaries of Mrs R F Cecil (1850-1921), Altavista , Va and Peter Hous man, Carroll Co, Va , Oct 5, 1898, age 91 years. Thes e records are filed in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. V1roma App&laohtan WotA~ �'What is the Compendium? It is the most complete genealogical reference work in North America. It covers the various record sources from colonial times to the present. Most of the i nforn"lation you need is in this book! ISBN-0-9616381-0-9 CONTENTS Chapter 1 ex pl a ins the Art o r Science of Genealogy. Are you a lineage resea rche r, a ped igree researcher, or a wholistic resea rcher? Learn the difference between a 'particular search' and a ' general search'. Discusses the 'worser' and 'besser' sources. Keep the two Laws of Ge nealogy! C h apter 2 disc usses N o te keeping and O rganization . This is \\'h ere we 'blow' it the mos t as genc.:alogis ts! H e re are sarnpks o f the FOUR must important forms; and they are all cross-referenced. What is your gra ndfather 's first co usin to you? C hapter 3 is entitled Corn:spondence. Try anJ reduce a ll Yl)Ur letters to no mo re than three sente nces. This is extremely importan t ! Unless absolutely necessa ry, do NOT ,,vrite to thl· various records o fficial s . Hire an a1o:l·nt (student). C h apte r 4 is about Lihrnries in genL·ral. Usually there are more important an:ns in thl'Sl' librnries than the Ge nealogy Sectio n . An: you us ing the inter -lihrary lua n syste m to you r i-:rc..:~He s r advantage? C hapte r 5 re lls yt iu ho w tn llSL' thl' l1ugL' computl'r database in Sa lt La ke C ity , Utah. Thi s is the largest lihrary uf its kind in the wurld. Rut th ey unly haw a small part o f the n:co rds you nl·cd . Tl1l' records w hic h thq• have nut filml·d \\'ill still have tu bl· Sl'n n: hl·d . It 1s impussibk to do it a ll in Sa lt La ke <:iry! C haptc1· 6 d ea l" '' 1th 1he Lihrar) nt Congrc"s 111 Wash111gtnn, ru ' ~ H«..;i,k.., genera l b1hlingr;1 1,h ic -.;o ll rll''- \\11rld widc an,I U .S. immigrn nt a rri' al 111tPr marllm, thl·y h ave su rnanH' refrrenct:'s - - a _ _ IQ.-." · - -- • fo r the following nationalities: Belgian, British. Danish, Durch, French, FrenchCa nad ia n, G erman & Austrian, Hispanic & Basq ue, Irish, Italian . Jewish, Orient<ll, Porruguest:: & Bra:ilian, Romanian, Slavic. South African, Swiss, and o thers. Chapter 7 describes ALL the records in the National Archives in Washington, D. C. Co ntains a list of Record Groups arranged by Record Group Number and charcs showing the dates covered by Each Record Group. Chapter 8 concerns the vast holdings of the Daughters of the American Revolution Library in Washington, D.C. Not only does this chapter tell you about their collection but it also contains a copy of the form which is used to request copies of ancestor I members applicatio ns ! Chapter 9 has to do wi th National and Seate record centers. Eve ry state has li braries a nd archives with e xtensive ge nealogy cl>ll ections o r refe re nce material s. The s ix largest of these for each sta tL' is listL'd. Chapter 10 is about the U.S. Court Sys te m . Rt· member, these are the ver y must impt1rtant records to the genealo gists! Rnth the sta te und fede ral courts a rc explained as well as the names of the \'a r il1us cu urts in eac h of the states. A lso includ es th e general procedure for settling an es tate. Cha peer 1 l gives an owrvie\\' of all the La nd Rl"cnrds in this country. lt takes it tru m the rcc,irds n( the very first purl· hascr . A ls,1 l..-.;plains rh e t \\'l1 main systl'l11~ tif ..;urn:ymg as \\'L'll as a histl1r~ of rhc Public Lands. Thl·re 1s n directory of state land officials and a section on how to determine MAIDEN names! Chapter 12 is all about the more than three-thousand Counties! There is a section on the various county subdivisions and a section on BURNED COURTHOUSES. The main section gives the name of every county, the county seat, the parent county, and the year created. T here is also a section on county name changes! Another section lists selected county histor ical societies and county histories. This is followed by a section of maps showing a ll the counties in each state. Chapter 13 covers both the published and unpublished W.P.A. County Inventories. Most of the published inventories are available through inter-library loan. Copies of the unpublished inventories are usually available from the institutions indicated. These are the 'keys' to the records in the county courchouses of America! Chapter 14 deals with the V ital Records . The' name and address of each state agency is given. The year statewide registratio n commenced is also indit.:ated. Sections on common law marriages and divorces . Chapter 15 is about Census Records . There is a st•ction on the federal censuses avai lable for each state as well as the National Archives mio·ofilm numbers. Also information on mortality cc:nsuses anJ published census indexes. All of the cok1nial. territorial. and state census rect)rds are listed! Other sections are non population census schedules, a guide (continued 011 other side) �to the So undex System, Native Americans, Orientals, and Religious Nuns. Actual examples of blank census forms from 1790 to 1960 are given! Chapter 16 is entitled Immigration, Naturalization, & Passenger Lists. Discusses the three kinds or classes of citizenship and how to use passenger arrival records. Contains a list of the ports or districts for which the National Archives has passenger lists and the dates covered. Also indicates which lists are indexed. Chapter l 7 has to do with Church Records. The mailing address for the church headquarters for most of the denominations are given. These include these general categories: Adventists, Baptists, Brethren, River Brethren, United Brethren, Church of God, Churches of the Living God, Eastern Churches, Friends, Lutherans, Mennonites, Metho dists, Old Catholic Churches, Penteco stal Bodies, Presbyterians, Reformed Bodies, Roman Catholic Church, and lots more! Chapter 18 lists the various Colleges and U niversities pre-1900. The p resent name is listed followed by the date fo unded, the affiliation, the old name by which it was known. Great for locating missing ethnic , fraternal, and religious records! Chapter 19 is Fraternal Societies and Alliances. Contains a listing of the Masonic Grand Lo dges for every state and an alphabetical listing of American fraternal societies as well as a listing of all the various ethnic alliances by country or origin! Chapter 20 describes the Military Records o f America. There is a chart on all of the American wars and engagements before 1900 a nd a list of a ll th<.! s tate Adjutant Generals offices . A spc.:c ia l sc.:ction on C ivil W a r records as wdl as ::i section o n the im portant gover n mc.:nt indexes! C hapter 2 1 g ives a n over view of th e history o f Li fe Insu ra nce Compa ni.:s . There is a list o f s tate officials ha\·ing charge o f the in surance ::iffoi rs anLl an index to e very li fe ins u ra nce company in North America! Chapter 22 is e n t itled R a il roads . Th is chapte r gives the abbrevia t io n of a ll American railro ads, the ir full na m e, th e.: home office, mil es o f ra ilroad , a nd the states served . Also co nta ins in fo r ma ti o n on the U.S . R etire m e n t Board . Chapter 23 is a specia l c h apte r o n Can ada. Discusses the m ost impo r ta n t ge nealogical records and whe r e th ey a re located. Contains the Ca nadi a n Gen ealogical Checklist for each province . Chapter 24 is on Specia l In formatio n. This is a catch-all chapter whic h con tains some of the most valuable hints and suggestions for the researche r. So m e of the subjects are: sta te informatio n chart, canals, waterways, the Drape r Collection, University Microfilms , the Freedom of Information Act, Maps , City Directories, Soil and Wate r C onservation Districts, etc . Chapter 25 is Museums. All of the known museums in the United States are listed. C h apter 2 7 i ~ t) n Bas ic Rcfere nceSourCl.'S. This s1.·1.:riu n cnnta ins those referc.:n cl.· \\'l lrk:-. most often consulted b\• Am1.·r1..:;1 n g1.·nL·:1 logis rs:Th ey are seldom fnunLl in rhc.: typic a l ge nea logysectio n of a ru hlic I ibrary . T h e y a re u sually located in tlw rd-\.· r1.·nce sectio n o f the larger libr:n 11.· s. This c hapte r w o uld m ak e a pc.:rfcct :-.l1ggc:steJ lis t of books fo r an)' lihrar y ! C h ap t e r 28 co n ta ins a n a lp habetical lisr ing u( a ll rhl.'. kno wn p lace-names in t h e coun t ry in rhc ea rly 18 70 's . it gi,res rhe n a m ..: of th e p la ce fo llo wed by the n ame of t h e coun ty a nd the name of the sta tc. He.: nee:. a lo t of defunct places or g host to wns ;ire lis te d . C hapter 29 is an a lp h abetical listing of a ll th e p o liti ca l T o wnships in the U .S. T h e r l.'. a rc w el l ove r te n tho usand! Each e ntr y g i ves t h e row n ship , followed by th e na m e of th e county and the state. Cha pte r 30 is o n M a p s and Migratio ns. All of t h e m a in mig ra tio n trails are li s t e d, a s we ll as a ll o f th e U.S. G eologi· c al S urvey m ap re p osirories . This is follo w ed by a sec tio n o n historically import a nt m a p s. Chapter 3 l conta ins copies or samples o f th e m os t impo rtant Federal Fo rms. Th ese include the 1920 and later cens uses, milita ry r ecords , passenger arrival r ecords, World War One Draft Regis· trations , Social S ecurity Administratio n, and Photoduplication. Chapter 26 is entitled Sources and Repositories. This is that special sectio n which was designed to speed up your Preliminary Surve y! This large a lpha betical section is where you go for almost any subject. Lots o f hidden 'goodies' here. Make check payable to: Ron Bremer P .O . 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Street _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ City - - - - - - -- - -- -- - State _ __ _ _ _ Zip - -- Method of Payment: Check_ _ Cas h _ _ M .O .__ Visa _ MIC_ _ $75 00 0 FREE SEM INAR OUTLINE when you order any ol l he above 1terns All price• In cl u de posloge and handlin g I FREE A/E__ Diners_ _ Carte Blache __ Invoice__ P.O.#_ Credit Card No. - - -- - - - -- - - Exp. Date - - - - - -- $ Signature I �I :ti CALDWELL NOTE contribut ed by Charles T Burton Infor mat ion taken from a typed paper placed in the Graves Family Bible, in the possess ion of Miss Virginia Caldwell , 421 King George Ave ., Roanoke, Va . She i s a s ister of Mrs Sarah Caldwell Butler (Mrs W W S Butler). (Note: this informat ion was copied a long time ago . ) Hugh Caldwell, son of William and Nancy (Gordon) Caldwell of Ballymorey, County Antrim, Ireland, was a Presbyterian Minister , emigrated to Pennsylvania about 1774. He was born about 1756 , and died on J2(sic) May 181J, age 57 years. Hugh married Eleanor Daugherty, daughter of Thomas and .Mary (Robinson) .Daughterty , born 11 Aug 1764, in Charlotte County , Va, and died 7 Sept 1828. Their children : 1 . Thomas Caldwell, was also a Presbyterian Minister, was born in Franklin County , Pa. on J Jun 1790, and died of typhoid on the road near Lexington, Ky . on 5 Nov 1833. In Brownburg, Rockbridge County, Va. on 14 Apr 1825 he married Ann R White, daughter of Joseph and Ann (Johnson) White. Ann R was born 11 Sept 1803 (or 1804) and died J Jul 1854. Their children were: a. Jos eph White Caldwell, born in Brownburg, Va. (see later) b. William Merton Caldwell, born 4 Dec 1828, in Hopkinsville, Kentuch7 . (later) b . John Henry Caldwell (see later) d . Thomas A Caldwell , born 11 July 183.3, died Jl Dec 18J4 . 2 . Hugh Caldwell , was also a Presbyterian Minister, and was a Missionary to the Cherokee Indians. He was dead before his brother, Thomas. 3, William Caldwell, went to Ohio . (later) 4. James Caldwell, a lawyer , went to Ohio. 5 , Alexander Caldwell, went to Ohio. 6. Eleanor Caldwell. 7 . Maybe Mary Caldwell, who married John Fleming and died 4 Mar 1830. J . (from above ) William Caldwell married Mary - ----, who died 1 Aug 1824. Their children were : John, b 10 Feb 1811 ; Eleanor, b 27 Oct 1812; Nancy Ann, b 24 Nov 1814; Sally, b 20 Nov 1816; Margaret, b 9 Sep 1820; Thomas, b 19 Jul 1822 ; and Polly, b 1 Aug 1824. la . (from above) Joseph White Caldwell , born 15 May 1822, married 15 May 1860 , Ellen Kent, and had 4 sons and 4 daughter, but the sons had no sons. lb. (from above) William Merton Caldwell, married 6 Feb 1861, Frances C Whi trow , and had a son and 2 daughters. The son had no sons. le. (from above) John Henry Caldwell , b 16 Jan 18Jl, married 12 Apr 1858, Virginia Clark Graves, and had these children: William White Caldwell, b 11 Jan 1859, d 1 Feb 1859 Manley Morrison Caldwell married Willie Walker and had: Manley (d young); James Walker Caldwell married Burroughts Deggs and had s (sic) daughters; Virginia Caldwell , unmarried (has the Bible ); and Sarah married WW S Butler and had 2 sons . Mary Hankins Graves Caldwell, b 12 Mar 1864. (married a Bennett) . Charles Morton Caldwell married Nannie Patton and had 1 son , Manley Patton Caldwell, who married Mary Jo Stewart, and had a son. V1retnJa App&laoh1an Not.es �Divisions Historic Landmarks Litter Control Parks and Recreation Soil and Water Conservation B. C. LEYNES. JR. Director COMMONWEALTH of VIRGI NIA Department of Conservation and Historic Resources Division of H istoric Landmarks 22 1 Governor Street Richmond . Virg1rna 23219 Telephone (804 ) 786-3143 H. Bryan Mitchell. Director May 31 , 1989 Dear Frien:i: senate Joint Resolution 177, adopted by the 1989 Virginia General Assembly, recognized the cultural arrl historic signif icanoe of the small cxmmmity oerreteries arrl family cexteteri es that dot the Virginia oamtryside. 'lhe resolution also r~zed that these cemeteries are in:::reasixqly vulnerable to neglect, encroachin:J develcpnent, or si.nply to an owner's inability to bear the financial responsibilities of maintai.nirg such cemeteries . o:>nsequently, the resolution called on the Division of Historic Larrlmarks "to stlxly the problems of small ccrnmunity, family-type cemeteries, whidl may have been neglected or abandoned arrl thus lost to future gene.rations, arrl to determine the need for and ~iateness of state action in this area ... " We are to suhnit a report on our stlxfy to the 1990 session of the ~l Assembly. Obviously, we cannot compile a full inventory of the state's small cemateries in the next seven ironths . However, with your help -we shatld be able to create a reasonable sample that provides a measure of the resa..n::'Oe's value, a general assessrrent of its con:lition, and a feeling for the public' s interest in its preservation. 'Ihe attached questionnaire asks you to give us sane basic infonnation arout any small cemeteries with W'hich you are familiar. While the focus of the study is "small oammunity, family-type cemeteries,'' we ¥.10Uld appreciate knowirq of any other cemeteries you f tel may be threatened in sane way. We have retained Martha H . Little of Olarlottesville to oversee this stuiy for us. She has previously studied same of the problems associated with the preservation of historic cemeteries and is looking forward to hearliq fran yai a1:art: the small cemeteries in your oammunity. If YQ.1 have questions about this study, or if you want to talk with Martha , feel free to call her in O'larlottesville at (804 ) 296-9604. We canrci:. carry out this study without ya.rr assistance . With your help, hc"-ievar, we should be able to begin the effort to see that this valuable reso.n:oe is not lost. '!hank you in advance for taking part in this inpxtant project. S~ely, H. Bryan Mitchell ViramJ& AppaJ.achia.n Notes �D1v1 s1o ns Historic Landmarks Litter Contro l Parks and Recreation Soil an d Water Conservation 8 C. LEYNE S. J R . Director COMMONWEALTH of VlRqlN A. Departm ent of Conser vat ion and Historic Resources D ivision of H istoric Landmarks 221 G overn or Stre et R rch mond . V irginia 23219 H . Bryan M itche ll . Directo r Tele pho n e (8 0 4 ) 18 6 -3143 CEMEI'ERY STUDY QUESTIONNAIRE Do ya.i know' of any small conummity, family-:-type ceme~i~, any ~ small oerreteries or graveyards whose oontinued ma.intenance J..S in questi on , or any abandoned a:;>JOOteries or gravesites in Virginia? ~f so, please answer r~ mciny of the f ollD'w'inJ questions as best you can i:or . each cemeterf • Pl ease duplicate this form as many tines as necessacy , or write your answers on plain paper. You do not have to be the ~ of the cen-etery to report. on it . 1. Is the by any narre?- - - If so, Where is the oerretery located? Please give street address of property if awl icable, or location in relation to public roads or other la.rrlmarks: as well as COl.ll1ty or city arrl local carro:m..m.ity . 2. 3. What is the awroximate age of the oerretery? Earl iest b.Irial? Latest burial ? - - -- - - - - 4. About how many graves are there in the ceJretery? ~------- 5 . Do you know of any irrlividuals of local, regi onal , s""~tewide, or national interest b.Jried in the cerretery? Are any of our war dead bJri ed in the oeJtEtery? Are any slaves ruried in the oerretery? Is the cemetery of speci al cultural interest for same other reason? Please expl ain. - --- -- - - - - - - -- -- - ~ - 6. Are there any gravestones of particular artistic or cultural interest? If so, please describe or serrl a picture. 7 . In your opinion, is the cemetery well maintained, ____inadequately maintained, or ---no-t maintained a t all? 8. Is the a::!rnetecy threatened by neglect, by potential developnent, or by any other cause? :rf so, please explain. ~-~~----~---~- 9. Please provide the name arrl address of the owner of the cerretery. I s sareone Other than the owner responsibl e for the cemetery' s upkeep?_ _ _ �2 10. Please provide the narre (s) arrl aci:lress (es) of anyone else Yw't10 might have a<i:litional information on this or other small cemeteries in Virginia. 11. If available, please provide a i:hotograi:h (original newspaper clii:pi.rg, or any other picture of the cemetery. or i:tiot:.ocq:Jy) , 12. In yoor q>inion, should there be any kin:i of fOblic program ailood at the preservation of this ceiretery arrl others like it? If so, what kin:l of prc:qram wool.d yru SUJ:Jest? 13. Please feel free to add any additional inforrration or c:xmrents yru think woold be helpful to the corrluct of this study . NaITe am ackiress of person fillin:J out questionnaire: Please return this questionnaire by July 10, 1989 to: Martha H. Little 2518 Jefferson Park Avenue Cllarlottesville, Virginia 22903 1Jr1tn1a .Appalaoh1an Notea �BOOK REVIEWS: Al l books sent wi l l b e reviewed an d p rin t ed in t he nex t issu e of VP._N. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 13, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource Gordon Family Bible Records and Washington Gordon's Letter; Montgomery County 1867 Freedmen's Bureau Census Excerpt; James D. Vermillion; Ward Family Bible Record; James E. Robison; Caldwell Family Bible Records. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1989 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv13n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4933/VANv13n2.pdf 209cd6cf76d9c1e9ae83e3116f37a532 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 May 1989 Virginifl llppfllflchifln Notes • - - ' , { '· : ';\ ·.l 1~,...9 ,,, - ' • - n l - . .. ~'{ . . '\~ "l \ .. t . 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Bequests, legaci es, devises, trans fers, or gifts to SVGS a re deductible for Federal estate gift tax purpos es if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055 , 21 06 , a nd 2522 of t he code . �VI RG I N IA APPALACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by Southwes tern Virginia Genealogical Society , Inc . --------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Vol. XIII - No. 2 - May 1989 CONTENTS Botetourt County, Virginia, Marriage Bonds - 1821 41 1867 Freedmens Bureau Census Excerpt , con't 48 Public Auction of Lands Floyd County , Virginia, Order Book #5 , p 384 58 Minister's Personal Notebook Candler/Candle/Caudle Old Shafer Cemetery, Rockbridge County , Virginia Weddle - Jones Bedford County , Virginia, Insolvent Lists Non-Exchange Quarterlies Botetourt County, Virginia , Obituary 59 60 64 65 66 67 71 71 72 Book Reviews Botetourt County, Virginia, Starkey ' s Notice 73 Queries 74 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Southwestern month at l :JO pm Street, Roanoke , for those who do Virgi nia Geneal ogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each at the Central Roanoke City Library, Elmwood Park, Jefferson Virginia , in the Brody Room (4th floor.) There are elevators not care to walk up the stairs. �BOTETOUR T COUNTY , VI RGI.. I A Lj./ MARRIAGE BONDS FOR 1 82 1 These a r e abstracts of the marriage b o nds that were i n the Botetourt Co Cour t House at Fincastle , Va , in 1976. The abstracts a re by Charl e::- T Burton and Babe Fowl er , and compared to Worrell' s list of ma rriages . 1 . Caleb Baker & Lucy Cooper dau of J n ' o Cooper . 1 Oc t 1821 . Sur : Benjamin Fares (sigz Feares) Wit : M Pitzer . CONSENT : 1 Oct 1 821 , Sarah Cooper , mother; John Cooper , father? . Wit : Benjamin Fea r es . Worrell. 2 · John Barber & Ann Cumingham dau of above Tho mas . 24 Ma y 1 821 . ingham. Wit s M Pitzer, Worrell : John Barner ; Cunningham . Fowler : Backs . Sur : Thomas Cum- J , Peter Boulton & Polly Falls dau of James Fa l ls . ( sig : Pe t er Bolton) 2 6 Dec 1821. Sur : Benjamine Falls. Benjamin Falls states Polly Fal l s is above 21 yrs. Worrell : Boulteon ; Foutz. 4. Samuel Britz & Catharine Ground dau of Georg e Groun d . George Ground, Wit : JM Bowyer. Worrell . l l De c 1 821 . 5· Hiram Casey & Elizabeth Good dau of George Good . 2 9 Oct 1 821. Skidmore . Wit : JM Bowyer. CONSENT : 29 Oct 182 1 . Georg e Goode. of matrimony" , Wit : James Skidmore ; James McCol gan . Worrell. 6. Zachariah Cook & Barbara Lemmon dau of above George. George Lemmon . Worrell . Sur : Sur : James " holey state ? Dec 1 8 21 . Sur : 7, Jacob Coon & Francis Jenings . 28 Dec 1821. Sur : Robert Jenings (sig ; JennWit: JM Bowyer. Robert Jenings states Francis i s above 2 1 yrs . Worrell : Jennings . ings) 8, John Cooper & Margaret Richardson dau of Robert Richardson . 23 May 1821 . S':1r: Gren Richardson (sig : Green) Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT : 22 May 1821 , Robert Richardson, father of Peggy . Wit : Thomas Richardson ; Green Richardson. Worrell, 9. John Cooper & Mary Ann Harmon dau of Samuel Harman . 11 Aug 1821 . Sur : Caleb Baker. Wit: Jn • 0 M Bowyer, CONSENT: Aug l l , 182 1 , Sam ' l Harman, father Witz Edward G Harman ; Caleb Baker. Worrell: Mary Ann Hannon. 10. Abner Cox & Mary Rutherford dau of above Howard. Rutherford. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: Haisard, 11. Ia.vid Craft & Polly Lypse dau of above Moses . Lypse (s ig: Leib). Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. 26 Mar l82l . 4 March 1826?, 12 . Jacob Cra ft & Catharine Zimmerman dau of above Andrew. Andrew Zimmerman. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. V1r'1n.i& Appa.laoh.1.an Not.es Sur : Howard Sur: l2 Fe b 1821 . Moses Sur : �'12 13 . William Cra:ft & Maria N Neice dau of Jacob Neice . Neice. Worrell : Niece . 22 Feb 1821. Sur : Jacob 14. Henry Crodian ( sig : Cryan ) & Mary Brugh widow & relict of Manney Brugh dee . 31 Dec 1 821 . Sur : Chri s tian Painter. Wit : J M Bowyer, Worrell: Croidan ; Manley Bau gh . 15. Philip Croft & Eli zabeth Rineha rt . 19 June 1821 . Sur : W' m Dodd. Pitzer . W' m Dodd states Eli zabeth Rinehart if above 21 yrs . Worrell : Craft ; Rhinehart ; June 14. Wit : M 16 . John Crumpecker & Mary Gis h widow of John Gish dec'd . William Jordan. Worrell. Dec 21. 10 Dec 1821 . Sur : 17 , Jacob Crush & Susannah Swistser dau of above Mathias . Mathias Swister. Wi t : M Pitzer. Worrell : Swisher. 18 Jan 1821. Sur: 18. Jn'o (John) Crutchfield & Lucinda lanius dau of above Adam. Sur : Adam Lanius . Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell : Lucinda 'Tuumes . 11 Jan 1821. 19 . William Cunnin gham & Nancy Newman dau of James Newman . 28 Mar 1821. Sur: Benjamin Newman . Wit: Jn ' o M Bowyer . CONSENT : JO March 1821, James Newman , father. Wit: Jonathan Lee & John Cumingham . Ia.te on back 28 Mar 1821 . Worrell . 20 . Adam Dickens on & Elizabeth Kyle dau of Barcley Kyle. 16 Oct 1821 . Sur : And ' w Hamil ton . CONSENT: 10 Sept 1821 , B Kyle , father. Wit: Thomas Crutchfield , Jn'o Mayse . Back : wit : JM Bowyer. Worrell : Barclay . 21 . Andrew Dill & Mary Cross dau of above Jol'm. Cross . John Cross . Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. 22 . Michael Dillman & Susanna Hypes dau of above John. (John) Hypes . Wit : J M Bowyer. Worrell : Dilman . 24 March 1821 . 26 Nov 1821. Sur: Sur: Jo: . Henry Ea.kiss (s(ig: Aker) &)Tiny Gharst dau of Jacob Gharst. J Dec 1821 . 23 Sur : Jacob Gharst sig : Garst. Jacob Gharst states Teiny Gha:rst is above 21 yrs. Wit s JM Bowyer , Worrell: Eakin ; Feby . 24. Crockett English & Emeline M Lewis dau of Andrew Lewis dec'd. (sig : Crockett Ingles). Sur : Robert Craig. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. 25 . J acob Fisher & Sarah Peffley dau of Samuel Peffley. Samuel Peffley . Worrell : Piffley . 5 12 June 1821. Nov 1821. Sur: 26 . Peter Franklin & Polly lark dau of John Lark. 29 Oct 1821. Sur: John Franklin. Wit : JM Bowyer. Back: John Franklin states Polly Lark is above 21 yrs. Worrell . Vtrgtnta Appa.lach1an Notea �'fJ 27, Henry Frantz & Catharine Noftzinger dau of above David . zinger. Wit: M Pitzer. D:tte : 26 Mar 1 821 . Worrell. 28 , Samuel Garwood & Mary Smily dau of above J ames . Smily (sig: Smiley). Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell : 1820 . Sur : David Noft- 12 Mar 1 821 . Sur : James 29. James Gaunt & Jane McCartney widow & Relic of J n ' o McCartney dee ' d . Sept 1821. Sur Madison Pitzer ( sig: M Pitzer) Wit : M Pitzer . Worrell. 25 JO . Jacob Gharst & Fanney Richardson dau of Robert Ri chardson . 14 Mar 1821 . Sur: Samuel Parrish. Wit : M Pitzer. Back: Samuel Parri sh states Fanney Richardson is above 21 yrs. Worrell: Mar 24. Fowler : Ghant. 31. John Gharst & Teney Peffley dau of Tu.vid. (Ger, sig.) Wit: Jn ' o M Bowyer. Worrell: Tency; Mar J . lJ Mar 1821 . 32. Iavid Gish & Lydia Eddington dau of above Philip . Phillip Eddington (sig : Edington). Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: Philip Eldington . Sur : Tu.vid Peffley 15 Sept 1821. Sur : 33. Robert Glasgow & Catherine T Anderson dau of William Anderson. 27 Mar 1821. ~r: James Gordon (sig : JN Gordon). Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT: Mar 27 , 1821 , W'm derson , father. (to) Capt John H Bowyer. Worrell : 34· John Good (sig : Martin Good) & Barbara Wirts dau of above John . 1 821 . Sur: John Wirts . Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell: Goode: Werts . Fowler : 10 Feb Good - was John an error? i~· Jn 'o Gordon (sig: John Jordon) & Elinor Sirkle dau of Jn ' o Sirkle. 4 Feb ( ~l. Sur: Temple Windle. Wit : M Pitzer . CONSENT: Feb 2 , 1821, John Zirkle Sshig: epp. Sirk.le), father of Eleanor. Wit: Temple Windle; Ja'c Strickler , John Worrell: Zirkle. 36 · Lot Henkel & Rosanna Gharst dau of Jacob Gharst. Gharst, Worrell: Hinkle. ~~ftz ~ohn Hontz & Elizabeth Naftzinger dau of above . Worre~~er. Wit: M Pitzer. 29 May l82l. Sur: Jacob 24 Sept l82l. Sur: David ~~· N W'm Humphries (sig: William) & Ruthie Persinger dau of Henry Persinger. ov-plS21. Sur: Sampson Persinger. Wit: M Bowyer. CONSENT: J Dec l82l, Wenryllersinger, father of Ruthey. Wit: John bennt & Samps on Persinger. orre : Humphreys. H 39. John 1._canberry & Susan Frantz dau of above tf.rn. Frantz (Ger sig), Wit : M Pitzer. Worrell: Icenbe:r:ry. Vil''1Ill& AppaJ.ac:tJJ.an N otee 18 June 1821 . Sur: Henry �William Jones & Janie Reynolds dau of James Reynolds dec ' d late of co. Nov 1821. Sur: William Crawford, Wit: JM Bowyer. Worrell: J ane. 40, JO 41 . James Kayser & Lucinda Gillespie dau of Robert Gillespie. 17 Jan 1821. Sur : Elis ha S Will i ams. CONSENT: 15 Jan 1821, Robert Gillispie. Wit : Elisha S Williams . Back : Jn 'o M Bowyer. Worrell : Keyser. Jn ' o ( John) Kayton (??T.rayton/Rayton??) & Rebeccah Moore dau of William Moore. JO June 1821. Sur: Alexander Paxton . ·Wit : M Pitzer. CONSENT: JO June 1821 , W'm Moore . Wit: Alex'r Paxton. Worrell: Kayton. 42 . 43 , James Kingen (sig : Kinging ) & Margaret Butt dau of Archy Butt, 23 Aug 1821 Sur: Sam'l Pullen. Wi t: M Pitzer . Back: Sam ' l Pullen states Margaret Butt is above 21 yrs. Worrell: Kingar(Wingar); dau of Anthony. 44. Jn ' o Kinzey (sig : John Kinsie) & Sally Myers dau of sd Myers . Sur: Jn'o Myers: (Ger s i g: ---- Moyerer). Wit: Jn ' o M Bowyer. Worrell . 4 Sept 1821 , Pe t e r Lemmon & Liddy Mosley widow & relict of - - -- Mosley. 7 Mar 1821 . 45 Sur : Henry B Old . Wit: M Pitzer. Back: Henry B Old States that Liddy Mosley is above 21 yrs. Worrell : Leddy Mosely, Mar 46 lJ. Augustine Loury & Peggy Miller. J Jan 1821. Ja;ob Nicely states Peggy Miller is above 21 yrs . Worrell . Sur : Jacob Nicely. Jn' o M Bowyer. Back: Samuel McCaul (sig: Mccall) & Catherine Zimmerman of William Zimmerman, 47Feb 1821. Sur :. George Zii:runerman. (sig: Zimmerman. 5 Feb 1821. Sur: George 5Zimmerman (sig: Zimerman. Wit: M Pitzer. Back: George Zimmerman states Catherime Zimmerman is above 21 yrs. Worrell . 48. Thomas McDowell & . Rebecc~ Little dau of David Little dec ' d . 2 Oct 1821. Sur: Robert Little. Wit: M Pitzer. Back: Robert Little states that Rebecca Little is above 21 yrs. Worrell: R----- Little. James M McKnight & Nancy Lackey dau of James Lackey. 1 Jan 1821. Sur: 4~;mas Lackey . CONSENT: 1 Jan 1821 , James Lackey, father . Wit: Tho ' s Lackey, Na than Lackey , Jn ' o M Bowyer. Worrell . 50 . John Milirons & Polly Hypes dau of above John Hypes. John Hypes . Wit: JM Bowyer. (sig John Millirons.) Worrell : not listed. 22 Oct 1821. Sur: 51 . Henry Miller & El izabeth Breedlove dau of I saac Breedlove. 27 Feb 1821 . Sur: Geo (George) Breedlove. Wit: Jn ' o M Bowyer. CONSENT: 27 Feb 1821, Isaac Breedlove, father. Wit : George Breedlove. ". , not for marridg ••• '' Worrell. Vtrgin.1a AppaJ.acWa.n Notes �tf5 52. Henry Miller & Polly Vans. 1 Sept 1 821 . Sur : Joseph Dudding . Wit : Jn'o M Bowyer. Back : Joseph Dudding states that Polly Vans is above 21 yrs . Worrell. Michael Minnick & Rebecca Stever dau of George S t e v e r. 4 Fe b l 821 . Sur : Geor ge Rodgers. Wit: Madison Pitzer . Back : Georg e S t e v e r ass e n t s for the marriage of his dau Rebeccah Stever to Michael Minni c k . Hy Bowyer . 53 . 54. fuvid Moyers (sig : Myers) & Polly Ground dau o f abov e Georg e Ground . 1821. Sur : George Ground. Wit: M Pitzer , Worrell . 55. Watler Nutter & Elizabeth Claige dau of above Sam' l Sur : Samuel Claige (sig : Cleag) Worrell. Cl a i g e . 56. 6 Mar 1821. Anderson Old & Elizabeth Hanes dau of above Henry. Hanes . Wit: Madison Pitzer. (sig : Anderson 01) Worrell : Haines. 6 Aug 8 Dec 1821. Sur : Henry 57 . J ohn Olive (sig: Oliver) & Elizabeth Hill dau of William Hill. 26 March 1821. Sur: Elisha Williams . Wit: M Pitzer . CONSENT: 26 March 1821, William Hill, father of Betsy to John Oliver . Wit : Elisha Williams . Worrells Oliver. 58 . Samuel Ovenchain & Martha Toler ( smudge ) . 2 Mar 1821. Sur : Joseph Holms (sig: Holmes) . CONSENT : 1 Mar1821 , Jn'o (John) Douglas , Justice of Peace , Mrs Sarah Trennis states Martha Toler is above 21 yrs . CONSENT : Martha Toler, own consent, Wit: Jo's Holmes . Worrell , 59. Robert Pitman & Christina Craft dau of above Philip . Philip Craft. Worrell: Christinah. 16 April 1821. 60, fuvidson Pitzer & Amanda Poage dau of above George Poage . Sur: George Poage . Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: Jan 28. 61. Green Richardson & Leah Eddington dau of above Philip . Philip Eddington (sig: Edington . Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. Sur : 26 J an 1821 . 5 Feb 1821 . Sur : 62. Samuel Road Heffer/Roadhuffer (sig: Rhodefer) & Mary Rinehart dau of Francis Rinehart dec ' d. 10 Aug 1821. Sur : John Burger . Wit : M Pitzer. Back : John Burger states Mary Rinehart is above 21 yrs . Worrell: Rodehiffer. Joseph Rodger & Mary Callender dau of Sam ' l Callender. 25 Aug 1821. Sur : Joseph Call ender. Wit: M Pitzer. Ba.ck : Joseph Callender states Mary Callender is above 21 yrs. Worrell. 63. 64. Ezekiel Rose & Susanna Harmon dau of Geo Harmon. 25 May 1821 . Sur : Christopher Harmon. CONSENT: May 24, 18_1 (ink spot) , George Harmon, father . Wit : Christopher Harmon, Jn'o M Bowyer. Worrell. Vtratnta Appalachian Notes �65. John Sheff & Cft.mie Deaton dau of Elijah Deaton. 22 Jan 1821. Sur: James Mitchell . (Sig : Jeff John Sheff ; James Mithell; John (X) Sheff. CONSENT: Jan 22 , 1821 , Elijah Deaton , father of Ownie . Wit: James Mitchell; Jacob Strickler, Tho 's Mitchell. Worrell : Shiff ; Jan 21 . 66 . Walter Smily ( Smiley) & Susan Krause dau of Jacob Krause. 1 May 1821. Sur: Thomas McDowell. Wit: M Pitzer . CONSENT: May 1 , 1821, Jacob Krause Seneer father . Wit : Thomas McDowell ; Jacob Krouse. Worrell: Krouse . 67 . Richard Smith & Patsy Ann Pitzer dau of above Barney . Barney Pitzer. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell : Hochard; Nov . 68. William Smith & Polly Hooven dau of above Jacob Hooven. Jacob Hooven . Witr JM Bowyer. worrell: Hoover. 29 Mar 1821. Sur : 15 Oct 1821. Sur: 69 . W'm (William ) Snodgrass (sig : W' m A Snodgrass) & Polly Nutter dau 0£ Za.dock Nutter. 8 Oct 1821 . Sur : Walter Nutter. CONSENT : Oct 8 , 1821, Zadok Nutter, father (sp 'Bodytort ' ) . Wit : Bartley Nutter, Walter Nutter. Worrell . . Jacob Stair (Starr) & Elizabeth Fluck dau of Peter Fluck. 1 Jan 1821. 70 Sur : Samuel Amen . Witr Jn o M Bowyer. CONSENT: 1 Jan 1821. Henry Stair, father 1 (sp . Flook) Wit : Samuel Amen . Jacob Fluke, Sam ' l Amen . Worrell: Flook. CONSENTr 1 Jan 1821. Peter Fluck, father. Wits Jacob stoner & Barbara Gharst dau of above Abraham . 71 Ab~ham c Gharst (sig: Garst ). Wit: Madison Pitzer. 12 Feb 1821. Sur: Worrell . . James Summerfield & Polly Caldwell dau of John Caldwell . Sur: William 72 Caldwell . Wits M Pitzer. Da.te of bond : 12 Nov 1821. Back : Willie Caldwell states Polly Caldwell is above 21 yrs. J M Bowyer. Worrell . John 'Tu.ylor & Sarah Brunemer dau of above Jn ' o. 2 Feb 1821. Slr: Jn 'o 73 . Brunemer. Wit: M Pitzer.Fowler : Brummer Worrell : Brammer. 4, Elias Thomas & Ma~ Spes~ard da~ of above Michael. 7Michael Spessard (Ger s ig) Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell. 29 Sept 1821. Sur: 75. Creed T Thompson & Eliza T Coleman dau of Ebenzer Coleman. 10 Jan 1821. Sur : Christian Coleman (sig: Chasta in) Wit: M Pitzer. CONSENT: Ebenezar Coleman father • ••• "Creed T Thompson Batchettor ••• . . daughter Eliza E spinister". Wit: Bartlett T Thompson, Chastain Coleman . Worrell: Eleazer. 76. Isaaiah/Isa i ah Vansant & Elinor Wilson dau of above Ja mes Wilson. 1821. Sur: James Wils on. Wit: M Pitzer. Worrell: Isiah; Oct 10. V1ratnta Appalachian Notes 10 Aug �77. Jn •0 Vineyard (sig: John) & Sarah Shaver dau o f a bove 1821 . Sur : Andrew Shaver . Wit: M Pitzer. Andrew . 1 2 March Worrell : not listed . 78. W' m Welsh (sig : William) & Mary Young dau of a bove J a c ob . Sur : Jacob Young (Ger sig : Jung) Worrell : Mar 2J. Jl Mar 1 8 21 . 79. John White & Jane Caldwell dau of Ro Caldwell dec ' d . 26 May 1821 . Sur : Archibald Caldwell. Wit : M Pitzer. Back : Archibald Caldwell states J ane Caldwell is above 21 yrs. Worrell . 80 . James Woods & Elizabeth Shrewsbury dau of fubney Shrews bury , dee ' d. 12 Feb 1821. Sur : Minor Pate (sigs Miner) Wit: M Pitzer . Minor Pate states Elizabeth Shreswbury is above 21 yrs . Worrell. The following newspaper noti ces are taken from " Botetourt County History Before 1900 - Through County Newspapers " publ i s h ed by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission , Fincastle , Va , 1 976 . The paper is "Herald of the Vall ey . " Mon, Jan 22 , 1821. MARRIED-- On the 11th by Rev Wm Shanks, Mr Creed F Thompson , to Miss Eliza F Col man , daughter of Ebenezer Caolman, all of this county. Mon, Feb l_, 1821. MARRIED -- On the lJth instant , by the Rev John Helms, Mr Jacob Craft, to Miss Cathri ne Zimmerman , a ll of this county . -------On the 8th, by the Rev Wm Shanks , John Gordon, to Miss Elenor Sirk.le , daughter of John Sirk.le . - - --- - - On the same (7th), by the same , Gre en Richardson , to Miss Leagh Eddington , daughter of Philip Eddington . - - -----On the 8th by the same, Michael Minnie, to Miss Rebecca Stever , daughter of G€orge Stever, all of this county. VAN, V8, #3 , Aug 1984, P 89- 99 : "Marriages and Deaths from the Herald of the Valley, Botetourt Co, Va" by Charles T Burton . (from 8 Aug 1820 - 4 July 182J) Editor's note : If you think that you have found the marriage you are looking for, write to the court house and get the original . Do not take our word that the above is correct. Too many times , I have read a document, put the names down , then went back, reread it and found that I was wrong. Also , we do not find all of our typing errors -- we try to find them . Remember that these bonds are not proof of marriages, but the intenti on of being married - - some did not marry and others changed their minds and married someone else. The clerks als o have made errors in filling out the bonds . The surety may or may not be a relative --he could be the clerk, someone in the courthouse who knows the groom , or a neighbor. Be sure to check the back of each document - we found many notes on the back of these bonds. Remember , the minister could record the marriage in another county -- or have forgotten to record it. Some marriages were by banns -- getting up in church three Sundays in a row to announce their intention to be married -and not all of these are recorded i n the court house . Another reason to check with the original bond is that the person who recorded the bond or marriage in the regis ter could have made a mistake -- and many of these registers have been copied once or several times -- and the recorder may have had trouble reading the handwriting. The main thing to remember is that we are dealing with people and they do not always do what we think they should do. V1ratru& Appalachian Notes J �1867 Freedmens Bureau Cens us Excerpt continued from Feb 1989 , p 10 EDMONSON John s 30 Mu Sl Farmer w 56 Bl Cynthia * Pre sbyterian m 4 9 Mu Howard* M 36 Mu Eliza 7 Mu William 8 Mu Robert 13 mu Rebecca< 11 Mu M:>nroe< Morris Hunte r 5 Bl Chris tiansburg, Joseph La.grands 6 mi . on Floyd Rd ; Methodist Sl (Me t hodis t) WA/ Shares EVES Sl Servant Bl acksburg, 5 mi. W James Otey , M.D. Wages Sl Serva n t Wages Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl ------------ FIEWS John tt.annah William Mary John Taylor Perlena Lewis Fannie PINNOW Bl Sl Farmer Snowville, 2 mi . E Mu Sl Washing 16 Mu Sl 13 Mu Sl 11 Mu Sl 8 Mu Sl 7 Mu Sl 5 Mu Sl 2 Mu Free m 43 m 40 James Houdon(?) Shares Wages Francis m 32 Mu Harriet Scott rryler m 30 9 Bl Mu Mu Christiansburg, Mrs L.C . Shelburn Wages 5 mi. W on Meadow Creek Wages Sl Servant (Me thodist) Sl Sl s 22 Bl Sl Farmer w 39 s 23 s 21 oc Sl Washing English Ferry , pl(X)D William FLOYD Eliza Edward John SamUel Rush(M) r..aura 11 s 19 16 12 QU QU QU QU QU Sl Farmer Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Shares Christiansburg , John Sinclair 6 mi. towards Allegheny Spring (Methodist) Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Lewis< 2 Mu Fr e e FOULKS [FCWLKS/ FULTZ) :E)TI!Tla< 10 Bl Sl 2 mi . E Foster Todd Wages (Meth) Wages Wages Wages Wages Chris tiansburg Christiansburg , Hugh Gibson 6 mi. W on Rock Road Paulina< Paulina 7 w 57 Bl Bl Sl Sl Hannah w 24 Bl 6 4 l Mu Mu Mu Sl Servant Chris tiansburg, 6 mi. on Floyd Rd Sl Free Free cadmus< Frank< David N. Thomas Henry Sickly (Baptist) V1rgin.1a Appo.laor~n IJ ote~ William Garrand? Wages �Mark Anthony rn 35 Bl Sl Farmer Fanny rn 32 Bl Sl Washing M3ry J. 9 Bl Sl Sophia 6 Bl Sl caroline 4 Bl Sl FRANKLIN Cynthia* w 30 Bl Sl Washing Hellis< 15 Bl Sl (15 yrs Henrietta< 11 Bl Sl ( 7 yrs *with Charles Franklin, Christiansburg, Eli Peter-son 5 mi . W on Mud Rd . Blacksburg of age in 1865) of age in 1865) 27 , in 1865 Robert: T . Pres ton Allegheny Springs, 3 mi . East Arche White FUERA Richard Wages Lease rn 37 Bl Sl Farmer rn 40 Pulina 17 Charlotte Richard Jr. 13 Bl Bl Bl Sl Sl Sl GADBERRY Thorras 20 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg , 4 mi . W on RR Catherine Harman Wages (Scrofula) GAUFF Whitfield rn 35 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg , Chapman C. Johnson 3 mi . E . on Rock Rd .; GIBBS Mary Ann w 36 Mu Sl Blacksburg James A. < 6 Mu Sl Samuel A.< 1/2 Mu Free GOFF m 26 Mu Fr Barber Christiansburg Gustavus m 21 Mu Sl Servant Maria Hamilton Wade Wages Methodist Anderson Noe ll Wages James Hoge Wages GCX)D Nathan s 27 Bl Sl Farmer Zachariah GOODE Boecker Marther Harriet s 21 Bl Sl Laborer Central Depot Va Sl Laborer Central Depot ( l ost one eye) Sl Washing Sl Sl Free John B. Radford Dennis Marsella GOODSON Samuel< m 44 m 23 10 Bl Bl Bl 7 Bl 3 Bl 16 Bl Sl Farmer 15 Bl Sl Frederic m 22 Bl Sl Farmer Emily s. Ella Emeline F.dwi n< Scott< rn 10 1/2 w 24 4 ? Rachel< GRAY Blacksburg Blacksburg , 2-1/2 mi. w & Tenn RR Co . Wages Henry Ribble ,M. D. Wages Christiansburg, John Walter ( s) 3 mi. E on Floyd Rd. Mu Sl [Methodist] Bl Free Bl Free Bl Free Bl Sl [?] V11'£ln18. Appale.ch.1.bn .N o ooa Wages �5o GRIFFEE m 45 Qu Sl Cesar m 45 Qu Sl Pulina 15 Qu Sl Alexander 14 Qu Sl Malinda 7 Qu Patzy 1 Qu Walter HALE Laborer Blacksburg, 2 mi. N Killis Lustra Washing Wages Wages Sl Free 15 8 Mu Bl Bl Sl Servant Snowville, 2 mi. Sl Sl 12 10 8 6 Mu Mu Mu Mu Sl Sl Sl Sl 22 22 5 Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 3 mi. E Daniel Hoge Sl Washing Sl Richard< 17 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg Floyd Smith Wages mi. 2-1/2 on Auburn Rd [1865 - 17, Slave, Laborer] HAYES Lurinda 34 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Ann w 32 James Emanuel HALL Hamilton< John J.< F.drnund< Lavina HARLEY William Elizabeth Anna HATCHER HEIM Anderson Charlotte James Glory A. SgUire HENDERSON m 27 m 25 8 6 4 N Christiansburg William Stone John Serface/Surface Bl Sl Tobacco Roler Christiansburg Rice Montague Bl Sl Servant Bl Sl Bl Sl Bl Sl 70 Sl Farmer Central Depot, 3 mi. Sl Servant " Aff lictea" Christiana< 8 Bl Sl Blacksburg, 5-1/2 mi. W Jerry Price Harriett< 2 Bl Fr Hugh Simpkins Christiansburg, 6 mi. on Auburn Rd 70 mCKMAN Wages Wages Elizabeth Gardner Wages Bl Sl Lewis Jennie Wages N W.A./Wages James R. Kent Wages HOBSON Jemima 58 Bl Sl ( I nfirm) Christiansburg Rice D. Montague (Meth.) [Jemima (Beavers). Hobson, b. Montgomery Co., ·Last Slave Owner-John Cooper of Fayette, W. Va.; widow of Cyrus Hobson; born Cumberland Co.; final slave ownerRice D. Montague] HOGE Joanna (Jesse) Hall Wages m 21 Bl Sl Farmer Fayette, 4 mi. N Harrison 16 Bl Sl Servant HOPKINS Shares D=nnis 48 Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 3 mi. E Daniel Hoge (Methodist; one-eyed.) Wages Mary 30 Bl Sl Washing Bl Sl Brickey< 15 Andrew Lyons<lO Bl Sl Lucinda A. w 30 Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg Gardner & Jarrell Wages V1rgin1a Appala.cl.da.n .rJotca �51 HUNTER Charles Grace William< Joseph< M:ltilda< Lettie< Lucy< Charles< m 33 Bl w 34 Bl 12 9 7 6 4 2 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Blacksburg, 5 mi . Sl Farmer w James Otey , M. D. Wages (Methodist) Sl Servant Sl Sl Sl Sl Free Free ----- --JACKSON w 33 Mu Andrew* 11 Bl Sylvester< 5 Bl Margaret< 3 Bl Henrietta< 1/2 Mu William< 6 Mu Sarah< Bl w 27 Emeline John M 2 Bl * [a . k . a. Henry? ] Betzy w 55 Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg , 4 mi. E Frances Hende rson W. A. /Wag. Sl Sl Free Free Sl Sl Servant Wages Free Caroline Flora Sl Servant Blacksburg Servant Christiansburg Robert Rebecca 55 w 44 13 8 Juda Nancy w 55 s 21 Mary J. 19 Priscilla 17 'lbeodora 15 Bl Bl Midwife Christiansburg George A Walters Wages Taylor Jackson , M . D . Wages Charles Gardner Wages (Presbyterian) Mu Bl Sl Mu Sl Mu Sl Bl Sl BL Sl Bl Servant Blacksburg , 4 mi . E Francis Henderson Wages Servant Wages Servant Wages Servant Wages Servant M:lrgaret w 23 Mu Priscilla< 1/2 Bl Sl Free Maria* 22 Bl Isaac 7 Bl Andrew 2 Bl *Without Spouse Sl Servant Blacksburg Sl Free Robert T. Pr eston Wages Fr Farmer Sl Sl Samuel E . Lee Nelson Fannie I.aura 40 Mu 37 Bl 13 Mu w 37 Edward s 36 Polly s 21 Indie(fe) s 20 14 Elizabeth s 22 James Thursie JAMES Blacksburg , 3 mi . W James Hoge Allegheny Spri ngs Wages W/A & Lea. Sl Sl Bl Sl Mu Sl Mu Sl Central Depot , 6 mi. N Allen Harless Wages Lease Wages Wages Mu Sl Wages Sl Farmer Mu Mu John m 25 Bl Nancy m 44 Bl Christiansburg, John Stephens Wages 4 mi. on Blacksburg Rd. (Ruptured ) Sl Servant (Baptist) Vtr&in1& Appala.c:t-tlan l'JotoA �Peter m 58 Bl Farmer Maria Julius m 39 s 18 Bl Bl (Methodis t) Farmer s 37 BL Sl 11 7 Bl Bl Sl 51 22 Bl Sl Fa rmer Shawsville , 1 mi . S Joseph Kent Wages s 29 Bl S l Farmer Chris tiansburg , Thomas Wilson 2-1/ 2 mi. on Auburn Rd. Wages Christiansburg John D. Scott Wages Christiansburg Mare D. Schloss Wages Christiansburg Archer A. Phlegar Wages 'Vl"li t e Sulphur, Hugh Simpkins 6 mi . on Auburn Rd. Wages Wages JEDAR Kingston David Jane JEDER Wirt JEFFERSON Riley Allegheny Springs , f a rme r- JENKINS s 19 Mu Sl Servant JOHES(JONES?] Sterling s 22 Bl Sl JOHNS w 42 Bl Sl Servant Mary 9 Bl Sl Margaret 6 Bl Sl Allen 2 Bl Free Lydia JOHNSON 37 Bl Sl Abraham Ann 20 Andrew Ber rel Craig< Fanny Jane Bl xx Bl 10 w 19 w 44 Mu Bl Mu Sl Farmer Sl Laborer Free Sl Servant Fr Servant Ellen Webster Allegheny Springs , Samuel E. Lee Wages 1 mi . E [with Nelson Jackson family] White Sulphur, Elijah Wall Wages 6 mi . W on Mud Pike Christiansburg George Lynch Wages Christiansburg Caroline Morrison Christiansburg John Jesse Wade Christiansburg Self Employed? Wages Real Estate - $200 12 5 Mu Free Mu Free Mu Free Mu Free Mu Free Mu Free 7 11 Mu Mu Sl Sl w 39 Mu 3 Mu Michael Kipps Sl Seamstress Blacksburg , 4 mi . W (Mattamoros ) Free Indiana< s 17 15 Mu Mu Sl Washing Christiansburg Sl Servant Mollie< 7 SB Sl w 50 Bl Sl Servant Chris tiansburg Mary E. Ann E. James c. William H. C. oavid W. Jane c . John Ann Juda Flora< Mary Sallie 23 17 14 12 W/A (Methodist) Central Depot , 1 mi. SW Gabriel Whorton Wages William Montague Wages Wages Blacksburg, 2-1/ 2 mi. E. Killis Lustra Virgin.1a AppalaClddn .Notos Hamilton W. Shields Wage s (Methodist) �33 Joseph Martha A Isaiah George Frlward ., -.. s 27 15 W. Bl s 21 Bl Bl 13 Bl 8 Bl 'Ihornas rn 33 cassie Alice Martha Lelia rn 28 Bl 14 Mu 8 Mu 7 Mu Frances 'Ihornas JONES Biddie Charlotte< Millie A.< Sl Laborer Christiansburg ( Cr ippled by dise ase) Wage s Sl Servant Wage s Sl Sl Sl Mu Sl Farmer Blacksburg, Walla Preston 4 mi. W " Mattamora Sl Seamstress Sl Wages Sl Sl 5 3 Mu Sl Mu Sl w 39 Bl 8 Bl Sl servant White Sulphur , William Montague Wages 5 mi. on Blacksburg Rd, 1-1/2 mi . E on RR Sl Christiansburg Thomas Montague Julia John< 4 Bl Free w 25 Bl Sl Washing xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 8 Bl Sl Lowry m 27 Bl Sarah m 20 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg Sl Washing Mary< 2 Bl Free Mary w 28 Bl Rebecca< Alice< Peter Frances Ellen< Amanda 12 8 m 26 w 24 9 4 Mu Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Foster Todd White Sulphur, Elijah Wall 6 mi. W on Mud Pike Sl Servant Blacksburg, 4 mi. E Francis Hende rson Wages Sl Sl Sl Farmer (Dropsey) Sl Servant Wages Sl Free Free Bl Bl Sl Farmer Rosanna w 35 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Simon* m 22 Bl Sl Farmer Ann** Mary Bl Sl Servant Bl Free *[Possibly the former Simon Rice?] **[formerly married to Hampton McDaniel?] m 46 Mu Sl Fanner Snowville, 4 mi. N Crockett Roop m 27 Mu Sl 13 Mu Sl 11 Mu Sl Thomas William Mary Margaret Joseph JORDAN Lucretia Wages Hamilton Wade Snowville, James P. Hanley E side of river; (Baptist) 19 2 w 50 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg m 56 Bl Sl Farmer Elizabeth m 54 Bl KENl' Jacob Wages James Taylor, Esq. Wages Wages 1 17 M3.rtha Shares Robert Miller Wages Shares Wages Shares Wages Chr istiansburg, Jacob P. He lm Shares 1-1/2 mi. on Floyd Rd ( Crippled in hip) Sl Washing Wages �54 KING Joseph N. m 42 Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 2 mi . NE Cecil Hardwick m 29 Bl Sl Servant Eliza 5 Mu Sl George 3 Bl Free Nannie KINCANNON John Palmer Barbara A. s 18 Oct Sl Servant Christiansburg Oct Sl (Scrofula head) 10 Charles KRITE Millie Christiansburg, John Walter 3 mi. on Floyd Road (Back broken) w 27 Bl Sl 9 6 Bl Bl Sl Sl 16 Mu Sl Servant Snowville, 1/2 mi. E John Grayson m 50 Mu Sl Farmer m 46 10 Mu Sl Mu Sl Mu Sl Mu Sl Mu Sl Mu Free Lucinda< James< Wages Wages Wages Wages --------- LAWRENCE Mollie< LEWIS Allen Charlotte Sarah John Isabella crockett Lucy 10 8 6 3 Christiansburg, 6 mi. W on RR Wages Margaret Taylor Wages (Methodist) Ann w 66 Mu Gabriel Wharton Wages Sl Servant Central Depot, 1-1/2 mi. SW [with William & Emeline Lewis] Henry s 24 Mu Sl Farmer Faster s 21 Mu Lewis 18 Mu Julia* 15 Mu Fleming 12 Mu *Mother of Samuel Maria w 37 Bl Julia 19 Bl Patem(M) 12 Bl LEMONS [LIGGONS?] Hannah w 50 Bl LIGGINS Emeline< m 26 (Paralized) Faster< m 22 Joseph< 17 Fdmond Frank Wages Sl Servant Sl Fanner Sl Sl Clark Sr. [with other Allen & Charlotte Lewis children] Sl Servant Blacksburg, 1 mi. E Lewis Jarnell Wages Sl Servant Wages Sl Sl Servant Christiansburg Thomas Montague (Methodist) Christiansburg Gotlieb Rouser Sl Bl Bl Sl Sl 7 Mu Sl s 26 Mu Sl carpenter Central Depot w 25 Bl 6 4 Bl Bl Sl Servant Big Tunnel, Walla Staples 6 mi. on Floyd Rd South Sl Free LOGAN William LUSTRA Iatitia Margaret Taylor Mu IOCKETI' Charles E. Christiansburg 6 mi. Won RR Wages Wages Wages Christiansburg Anderson Noell James Muse(?) W/A Wages �.55 LYNCH George m 26 Bl Sl servant Christians burg , Rice D. Mo n tague Wages 4 mi. on Blacks burg Road Bl Sl Bl Sl Bl Sl Bl Sl Bl Free m 22 10 8 6 1 Iaticia Clay George Ida Bell Charles M:CRAY/McQUAY(?)) Charlotte w 56 (Crippled) Bl Sl servant Blacksburg John B . He lm Wages 37 Mu Free Floyd She l l James Riley< 15 Mu 8 Mu Andrew< 6 Mu M:iry Lydia< 4 Mu Abraham< Free Free Free Free Jane Pepper ' s Ferry , 2 miles North Millie Lou 16 Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg Wages Jacob Ke i ste r (Scrofula) McGEE Mary Juliet 16 Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg Mare D. Scholl Wages m 33 Bl Sl Blacksmith Central Depot, 2 mi . South Sl Servant Sl Free Free Free Sl Sl Sl Sl Gabrie l Whorton Wages Bl Fr Farmer Floyd Shell Fr Servant Fr Farmer 12 Bl Bl Bl Bl s 16 Mu Sl Servant Blacksburg , 1-1/2 mi. w Lucy Preston Wages 12 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg , 2 mi . below RR Thomas Montague Wages 30 22 Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Central Depot Sl Servant Sl[?] Sl[?] Radford Hammitt Wages Wages ------·--- MARBLES Garland< Lucy< m John Iaura Mollie Charles Maria Smith Arche Smith Charlotte " II Sidney Bl Bl 3 Bl 2 Bl 1/2 Bl 14 Bl 12 Bl 10 Bl 7 Bl 31 5 MARS/MARRS [ ? ] Harkles* m 69 Lydia Charles John c. Giles MARTIN George MASON James< MATHEWS Frank< Ann< Rhoda Ll:ttie m 44 27 15 4 2 Pepper ' s Ferry , 3 mi. East Wages Shares Wages Wages Free Free V1r'1DJa Appalachian ~J o ta0 �56 MATI'ISON w 45 Bl Isaac MEADE 16 Bl Arderice< MELTON m 50 Bl Josiah* m 46 Bl Patzy Johnathan w 25 Bl 18 BL Albert 1 2 Bl Kesiah(F) Bl 10 Clayborn Bl 6 Rosanna *Hip Dise ase .MELVIN m 58 Bl Charles* catherine m 40 Bl 13 Bl Mary c. 8 Bl Trigg 1/ 3 Bl Sarah MILLS SamUel Short<l3 Bl 12 Bl Adeline< Bl 10 Rebecca< Mu 3 Cordelia< MJQN Hiram June MJRGAN Maria Sl Fanner Christiansburg Sl Servant Blacksburg Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Fanne r Central Depot, Servant (Methodist) Boatman Fanner Sl Shoemaker Christiansburg Sl Sl Sl Free John Gardner Wages Jacob Keister Wages James R. Kent Wages Wages Wages Wages Albert Williams Wages Blacksburg, 4 mi. W Michael Kripps* Sl SL Sl Sl(?J *[a.k.a. Kipps?) Blacksburg, 3 mi. W Floyd Hall m 47 m 45 Bl Bl Sl Farmer Sl w 47 Bl 17 15 12 Mu Mu Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg, 6 mi . NE Sl Farmer Sl Sl 8 Mu Sl M)RTON Millie w 80 Mu Sl (Meth . ) Blacksburg, 3 mi. E James Hoge Nelson Jenny m 45 M 57 Bl Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg Sl Servant 15 Qu Sl Servant Christiansburg 25 Bl Sl Farmer 64 Bl Mu Mu Bl Bl Fr Blacksmith Black.burg Sl (Methodist) Fr Sl Sl ,M:Jnroe Charles John Good< M)RRISON Amelia A. Roland< MJSBY Wade s (Baptist) MJSS caniel m Emily Clarence Mary Jane< Ephaem< 25 l 4 13 Wages James Kerby Wages Wages Christiansburg, Elijah Wall 6 mi . W on Rock Road (Infirm) Henry Ribble*M. D.Shares Wage s *Rivell, Ripple? John Myers, M. D. Wages (Gravel) John P. Sinclair Christiansburg, 6 mi. towards Allegheny Springs --------- ViratnJ& Appalac.h.W.n 1'Jotas Peter Krumpecker Shares Wages �51 NEICE/'N!En: James 37 Mu Mary< 10 Wages George 1'1cCoy Qu Fr Apprentice Christiansburg Boatman Sl Christiansburg Hami 1 ton Wade (lame in 16 Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg James Taylor , E.sq . Wages 14 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg J . O. M?yer s , M. D. Ann s 18 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Thomas Hooper Edward s 20 Qu Sl Servant Christiansburg Ja.rres NoYJell Rufus s 20 Qu Sl Servant Christiansburg William H. Ragan Emily s 21 Bl NUNNERY Eli zabeth w 33 Bl Wiley 15 Mu Ellen 12 Mu JoAnn 10 Mu Cal shill 5 Bl Mary 4 Bl Mana 2 Mu Sl Servant Christiansburg George Price Wages SL Washing Allegheny Springs, Sl Sl Sl Sl Free Free Samuel Sublett Wages shoulders) NEILL Jarres< NICHOLAS Jarres< NICKERSON OOULEN NOWELL Wages Wages Wages OOLE Charles J . < 10 Bl Sl Tyler J.< Bl Sl 6 Blacksburg , 6 mi. Francis Henderson on old Cataroba Rd. Frances Amistead w 30 Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg , 2 mi. Amanda< 12 Bl Sl Harriett Frances< 9 Bl Sl Tyler< 5 Bl Sl Henry< 2 Bl Sl[?] Joshua m 50 Bl Malissie m 34 Bl Alexander 7 Bl Oiarles 3 Bl Samuel 1 Bl OOELSBY Frances George A.< Lucy A.< Susan A.< James B.< Joseph A.< w 29 Bl 13 9 Bl Bl 6 Mu 4 Mu 2 Bl John Kinsley Wages Sl Laborer Blacksburg, 4 mi . E Francis Henderson Wages Sl Servant (Methodist) Wages Sl Free Free Sl Servant Christiansburg, John Walter(s) Wages 3 mi. on Floyd Rd (Injured in back) Sl Sl Sl Free Free OPENCHAIN William J. s 23 Qu Fr Farmer Christiansburg ™ENS w 23 Mu Sl Servant Blacksburg Harriet Jeremiah Kyle Wages Jacob Keister Wages to be continued V~ Appe.l&Chian Notes �PUBLIC AUCTION OF LANDS "Virginia Gazette", Apr 1J, 1786 . This paper was sent to "For Maj'r Abraham Shelton , Pittsylvania". The original is in the "Determined" District Cou r t File for 1805, Franklin Courthouse, Rocky Mt ., Va. Contributed by Mrs Alpha Scott . (from a zerox copy) Agreeabl e t o law will be s old to the highest bidder, for ready money, at Pittsylvania Courthouse , on the third Monday in June next, being Court day, and will continue from day to day t il all are sold, the following tracts of land, or s o much thereof as will discharge the Revenue, and certificate taxes r especti vely due thereon for 1784 and 1785 , and all expenses accruing for advertising , selling, and laying off the same, viz: Samuel Atk ins on 456(or 4J6) a cres; Roger Atkinson 170_0; George A Ia.vis, 510 (or J10); Thomas Ayers, 161; Jasper Billings, 74; William Barton JOO; John Crane goo; Robert Clement; William Combs JOO ; James Conway, dee . 420; Thomas Cary 282; Willi am Claybrook 400; John Farguson 400; John F\ilkerson 100; Redmon Fallon _ _ ; John Fox __ ; John dee. _ _ ; Elizabeth Holden _ _ ; Charles Harris _ _ ; Phillip Kelly dee . ___ ; William Kelly -;-Martha Lacy _ _ , 400; Edward Lynthicum __ ; Joseph Moreland, 250; Alexander Murry 1000; Thomas Owen 395; Charles Payne 6_; John Prewith 100; William Hynes 286; Charles Sawyer 810; Amos Thompson 900; Ignatus N. Ten.2.00; Charles Wynne 850; Adam Windows 19}; Jonathan Wildon dee. 250; Reuben Watkins dee. 180; Jacob Whitwor th 250; Richard Brown, dee. 96; Charles Brown 112; John Clements & Henry Burch 5JJ ; Mary Callens 310; Richard Davis 100; Martha Clement 80; Edward Cavenees 400 ; Mary Thldgeon 400 ; Joseph Eckols 157; Nathaniel __ 400; James Hunt _00; William Hughes OO ; Ambross Hunt 1_0; Hugh Innes 358 ; James King's orphans JOO; Charles Lynch 614; John Killey 50; Peter Legrand 800; William Lightfoot, d ee. now said to be the property of Philip Lightfoot, 4400; William McCollister 400 ; Samuel Mayhue _00 ; Benjamin Near 19_; Peter Packet 751; Thomas Roberson 24; John Roberson §.31; Joseph Street 225; Plununer Thurston J.00; John Williams dee. 200; Peter Clay JJJ.; Ianiel Clay JJJ; John Cook 100; Precilla Hall _00; Elijah Beckham 267; Messrs Clay & Co three fourths of _ ooo; George Jefferson dee. __ ; do new patent 75; William Vincent 17_; William Matthews 130; John Bayne 188; Constantine Claxton 250; Frances Allen 160; Abraham Allen 210; Allen Barton 100; Benjamin Burnett 390 ; Jacob Brillimon 16_; Richard Chamberlain dee . 400; John Cheadle 280; James Carr 450; James Callaway 8_; Spencer Clark 644; Robert Ialton 85; William McDowell _ 00; John Dyer 370; James Dillard 510; Robert Duncan 297; William Devenport 404; John Dun_ard 395 ; Benjamin Duncan 182 ; Thomas Dray JQ; Samuel Emberson 390; Jecobus Earley 440; Philip Ellis __ ; Abraham Goad dee. ~-; Thomas Gordon 6466; Obediah Headrick __ ; William Hardy deed 400; Hampton ~i Iavid James _ _ ; Jacob Kelley 425; John Lawson goo; William Lucas 100; William Leak's orphans 400; Samuel Martin 160; John Mayples 140; William Rease 100; Alexander Roberson J__; John Roberson 58 & _ 02; Gideon Shelton 170; Thomas Thacker _00; Leonard Tunstall, 700; John Talbot _ 08; Jacob Tort 600 ; Joseph Walker 511; Charles Wright 160; Iavid Weatherford 100; John Wheeler J.00 ; _rancis W Petty 46_; __P. AH: S_el ton-s PC ENTERTAINMENT? "Papa ," said Mr. Brown's youngest son the other day, "can I go to O'Brien's circus?" "No, my boy ," affectionately replied Mr . Brown, "But if you are a good boy, I will take you to see your grandmother's grave this afternoon . " £ram BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUN'IY NEWSPAPERS, published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission, Fincastle, Va., 1976. Virgl.nSa Appalach1a.n l'J"ototi �5Cj Floyd County , Virginia - Common L a w Orde r Book No 5 : page 3 84 Virginia In Circuit Court of Floyd Count y In Vaca 1. ion oI sai d Court a t Salem Va August 27, 1902 It is ordered that the Clerk of said c ourt i s di1· cc: t e d t o certify to the Auditor of Publi c a cc ounts that th e b elow n am e d a pplicant s c nm e within the provisions of the Act of the Gen eral Assembly approv e d April 2 1S02 a nd a r e entitled to the relief therein provi d e d in th e s um s se t o pp os i t e their names. F H Poff $15.00 Elij a h We ddl e $15 . 00 James Conner $30 . 00 Tobitha Gr a h am $ 25 . 00 Lawyer Cox $30 . 00 Jonatha n Whit e n ac k $30 , 00 Rachel Harris $25 . 00 George Smith $15 . 00 Washington Weeks $30 . 00 John Smith $15 . 00 Jacob Alderman $15 . 00 John W Akers $15 . 00 Elizabeth Burnett $25 . 00 Catherine Booth $25.00 Elizabeth Boon $25 . 00 DP Conner $15 . 00 Jacob R Conner $30 . 00 Albert Conn e r $15 . 00 Marion Clingenpal $15.00 J - ?- Carr $25 . 00 Sallie Dewese $25 . 00 John Dun can $ 15.00 J H Guthrie $15 . 00 Moral Dickerson $30.00 Delilah Hatc h er $25 . 00 Alex Gardner $30 . 00 Roeny Hurd $25 . 00 George Hurt $15.00 John W Janney $30.00 Wm J Keith $15 . 00 William Likens $15 . 00 W. C. Layman $30.00 Henr y H McPeak $15 . 00 Emily Moles $25 . 00 Lu c ian Mc Daniel $30 . 00 Su s an W Gra h am $25 . 00 Ann Obryan $25 . 00 Ma ry Rak es $25 . 00 Mi c h ae l Ak e r s $15 . 00 W L Bird $15 . 00 J eremi a h Burnett $15.00 B ea uf o rd Cox $15 . 00 J ames M Colli ns $15.00 . F ra n ces Di c k e rson $25 . 00 Blanch Dun ca n $15 . 00 Sam' 1 Galimor e $15 . 00 Wm A Hylton $15 . 00 Geo r ge Hu rt $15 John H Ke nn e t t $15 . 00 J o hn Kin g $30 . 00 William H L ester $30 . 00 C a nnad a y Li g ht $30 . 00 Harvey S Ma rtin $15. 00 Sallie A Moore $25.00 P age 385 T H Manning $15.00 Mildred T Mitchell $25 . 00 William B Poff $15 . 00 Michael J Pane $15 . 00 J P Po ff $15 . 00 Frederick Quesenbery $15.00 James P Quesenbery $30 . 00 William B Reed $15 . 00 Phillip Ra tliff $30 . 00 G W Shelton $15 . 00 James Sutphin $15 . 00 J ames M Stigleman $30 . 00 Omie Thomas $25 . 00 Isaac Vest Sr . $30 . 00 Peter R. Vest $15 . 00 Antonia A. Williams $25 . 00 John A Weeks $15.UO Martha Cox $25 . 00 A J Reed $30 . 00 To Clerk of Circuit Court of Floyd County Headen Moricle $30 . 00 B F On eal $30 . 00 Parth ena Palmer $25 . 00 Andr ew M Phlegar $30 . 00 Nancy E Quesenbery $25 . 00 Lewi s Quesenbery $15 . 00 Bird Richardson $15 . 00 Tazwell M Ratl i f f $15.00 Caroline M Simmons $25.00 Edmond Swiney $15 . 00 Nama n J Shortt $30 . 00 Mahala Sumner $25 . 00 Bailey Thomas $15 . 00 Geor ge Via $15 . 00 Mary J ane Vest $25 . 00 William H . Whitenack $15 . 00 Frede ri c k Wood $30 . 00 Fleming Richards $15 . 00 Mary Hollen $25 . 00 He nry E . Blair Ent ered August 28 1902 T este E 0 Phlegar DC VlrC1nSa Appal.a.ch.tan Motes �MIN ISTER Is PERSONAL NOTEBOOK Contributed by Margar ette Spe ncer Baker - 2767 Hillbrook Dr. SW - Roanoke, VA AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, MARRIAGES FOUND IN A MINISTER'S PERSONAL NOTEBOOK WHICH MEASURES 3 3/4 11 x. almost -~· (Front) (p.1) .John Mi ll ers Re cord Book of Marages a ll Recorded .July 4th 1860 1. A list of Marrige s 1837 Marrit By Me October 14th 1834 William lovegrove and Elizabeth pool ware lawfully puplished Recorded - 2. Marrid By licenses on the 17th Day of november 1836 .Jacob Gochanaur and Barbara Garber Recorded 3 Marrit By lice n ses on the 12th Day of march 1840 Martha Miller Recorded 0 (All the numbers a r e in pencil (p.2) 4. s. s. (p.3) 7. 8 9 • • Peter Sheetz and & seem to have been added at a later date. ) Marr id By llzen on the 10th oF september 1840 .John Miller and Fanney Bro!!,er Recorded . Marr id By lizen on the 4 Day of november 1841 of .John Bre!er and Better Garter Recorded Marrf t on 24th of May 184~ (written over) .Jacob Broner and Aney Miller By l~zen (written over) Recorded Merrit on the november the 10th of 1842 Braner By license Recorded Martin Garber and Elizabeth Mey the 4th 1843 marrid .Jacob Swats and Nancy .Jain Do!!,el b y license Recorded March the 28 1844 marrid By licenses Christyan hardman and Elizabeth Deal Recorded 1844 (p.4) 10. Marrid By lizan on the five!!:!, Day of August .John Root and Sahry Deal Recorded 11. 1844 August 15th marrid By lizan .John Glick and Mary Magdalan Miller Recorded • Merrit By lizances the on the 13Day March 1845 12 catharane Deal Recorded. (p.S) 13 Daniel Swank and • 1845 on the 20th Day of marh was marrit By licenses Alickander Pirkey and Elizabeth Euteter Recorded. 14. 1846 on the 1th Day of october was marrid By licenses Dani el Miller and Rebaca Gerber Recorded . 15. 1847 on the 9th or february was marrit By licenses .John Miller to Malvina hartman Recorded. (p.6) 16. 1847 on the 14th Day of october was marrit By license .John Nancy Ann .Johnson Daughter oF luis Johnson Recorded ____vy to 17. 1848 on the 16th Day oF Mar ch was Merrit By l icenses .Joseph Miller to Anny Miiler the Daughter oF Chr istien Miller recordedo Vtrgtn.1a Appo.J.ach1t' n JT 0t.n~ �4' I 18. 1848 on the 9th Day oF May I Wine by licenses Recorded. (p.7) was Marrit Ab r aham Garbe r 19. 1848 on the 25th Day oF may I Marrit By lice nses Josep h n ahe r to Elizabeth arion a Daughter oF George a ri on Recorded 20. on the 17th Day of october 1848 was marrit Dan ie l huFF a Daughter oF Sueanah huFF Reco r ded 21. on the 4th Day oF october 1849 I ms Mary Jane MFall Recorded. (p.8) to Magdaline 22. on the 17 Day oF January 1850 I to matilda Collins Recorded . 23. on the 21 of February 1850 I Barbara Miller Recorded Mill e r to h a nnah ma rrit By l icenses J ames Dolton to ma rrit By lice n se Jacob CarricoFe marrit By license s 24. on the 31st oF october l850 I marrit By lice n ses smear) May to Nancy Ja-- Lovegrove Recorded Le vi Ga rber to Will (i ~ )m (* ink 25. November 3th 1850 I married By lice nses J a mes Bibey to Mary Shue Recorded (p.9) 26 . o the 20th Day oF november 1851 I to Rebecca Click Recorded. 27. On the the 11 Day of' July 1852 I to Sarah A Mcauley Recorded. 28. on the 16 Day oF August 1853 I to Mar"y Smith Recorded 29. on the 27 Day of october 1853 I to Isabella Finley Recorded. (P . 10) (p . 11) marid By lise n ses Frede rick Cline marri ed By lice nses Rob art Blakely married By lize nces Wiliam Knight married By licenses Abraham Landes 30. I Peter Miller a minister of' the Gospe l do CertiFy that on the 11th Day oF may 1854 at my residence in Augusta County, Va. I joined to gather in the Holy State of' Matrimon y David ~ Riddle Batchlor aged about 22 years & Sarah Sheets Spinster aged abovd 25 years the Said David n Riddle was Born in Augusta County Va. Is the Son or James Riddle-& Ruth his wife and is a Renter Re siding in Said County of Augusta the Said Sarah Sheets was Born in Said County or Augusta where She now r e sides and is the Daughter or John Sheets Sin. and Sarah his wife (NOTE: Pages 1 thru 11 seem to be in the handwriting or Peter Miller.) (p.13) John Miller 1860 I have comme nse d or entending the Rites oF mattrimoney . 1. July 4th 1860 I John Miller a minister or the Gospelel do Sertiry that I Solamnize to gether in the holy State or Matrimoney Henry Jentry & Amanda Carven And they are Recorded marred by me (p.14) 2 . December 13th 1860 I have joind to gether in mattrimoney Eli Long & Judieh Long marred by me. (p.12) 3. January 1th 1861 I have joind to Gather in mattrmny Fountain Bunch & Mary M. Dillinger marred by me. (p.15) 40 February 11th 1861 I have joind to Gather in Hawkins & Mary m Wanger marred by me mat~rimoney Samuel �5. March 25th 1861 I have joined toGether Charles Riddle & Agnes N. Gibson marred by me . (p.16) 6. Decembe r 22th 1861 I have joind together in matrimon y John Meauly & Martha Cro wFord marred by me 7. Februa r y 20t h 1862 I joind to gether in Holy State of mattrimony Page Moo r e a nd Catharen Bear d mer ed by me ( p .1 7) 8. Octobe r 14th 186 2 I joi n ed toget her in the holy State of Matrimoney John M Per y & Sar ah M. Howel 9. December 23th 186 2 I join d to gether in the holy state of matrimoney David Hilberd & Lucy ?H~on? Heyton ? (wr itten over ) 10. October 1 7th 1863 I joind to geth er in the holy State oF matrimony Joh n Swa r ts & Elisa m mekel . (No numbe r 11.) (p. 1 8) 12. Decembe r 25th 1864 I Joind to gather in the holy State of Mattrimony Mart in Cline & Ma rgare t La ncl es (Landis?) John Mill,2!; • 13. March 23t h 1864 I joind to get h e r in the holy St ate of mattrimony F r edri ck Cline a nd Frances Wampler married by me . (p.1 9 ) 1 4 • September 2_8th 1865 I joind to gether in the h o l y State of mattrimony Christi a n Mi lle r & Lidi a La n d i s mared by me 15 • October .!.th 1865 I joind to gether in the h o l y State of mattrimony Josi a h Dea l a nd Mary c . Sh wa lter mared by me . (p. 20) 16 . No vembe r 8th 1865 I uni ted to gether in the hol y State o f mattrimony William Peter s & Raucha l Gochanour marred by me 1 7 • December 25th 1865 I unted to gather in the holy State o f mattrimony William St roop & S u san Blosser marred By me . (p. 2 1) 18 . Janua r y 11th 1866 I united to gather in the holy State of matrimony Robard .!:! Curry a n d Emerline Havy?? marid by me. 1 9. Octobe r 18th 1866 I unite d together in the Holy State of matrimon y Levi A Wanger a nd Mary M Mitter marrid by me. (p.22) 20 . January 2th 1868 I united to gather in the Holy St a te of mattrimony Gorge Sh.2,!:'ts & Dinah Talo!:2, Culord Peopple 2 1. February 15 th 1868 I unite d toget her in the holy State o F mattrimony Emanuel B~m & Frances Harshberger marred by me. (p. 23 ) 22 . April 9 th 1865 I united together in the holy State oF mattrimony John c Richie & Mary Elisabeth ShiFled?t ( written over) and are Recorde d . 23. May 7th 1868 I united to gather in the hol y St a t e or matrimony James G Argabi te and Margret M Sipe and they are Recorded (p.24) 24. July 23th 1868 I uninet together in mattrimony Cornelious Ari on and Susan C Nichael and Recorded 25. August 16th 1868 I united together in mattirmony Joh n William Pesters & Juli a Shaver and Recorded. 26. Dece mber 2 4th 1868 I unted to gather in mattrimony Ma.C,tin G£2.2.? & Earline Eskel �(p.25) 27. February 4th 1869 I united to get h e r i n mattrimony .Joh n F r a ction & Fanny Burnes and Recorded Bl ack P e opl e i 28. February 6th 1869 I united to get h e r in m a t t~ r mo n y Mil es Cl ary & d Frat"ion and Recorded Black Peopl es Cu la r d Peop l e Anne (p.26) 29. March 16th 1869 I united to geth e r Andrew C Sheets and Mary M Bowe rs in the h o l y State oF mattrimony .John Mi l l e r 30. June 3th 1869 I united to gather in the h o ly State oF ma ttrimony William~ Parish & Cathrin Smith Recorde d in t h e C l e rks oFice. (p.27) 31. July 23th 1869 I united to gether in the holy S t a t e Robard Snow & Sarah Garland Recorded. or ma trimony 32. January 19th 1871 I united together in the holy S t a t e oF matrimony Recorded Joseph James & Merry Jane Parr Ma r y Jane Parr (p.28) 33. December 21th 1872. I united togeth in the Ho l y Sta te oF mattrimony Simon W Wamptar & Marth Jane Jones Recorded 34. March 15th 1874 I united togeth in the Holy State oF matt rimony Albert P!;!.line & Sarah Shirey Recorded 35. And another cople I united together in the holy State or matrimony the names I have Forgot in the Spring or 1873 Recorded. (p.29) 36. March 18th 1874 I united to gather in the holy State or mattrimony John Wine & Rebe~a Beam Recorded 37. Oct 18th 1874 I united together in the Holy State or Mattrimony Joseph s Harshbarger and Hettie M Landi s Recorded 38. Feruary 18th 1875 I united together in the holy State or rnarimony John s Tryim & Anna E. Showalter Recorded. (p.30) 39. March 18th 1875 I united to gether in the Holy State or Mattrirnony John H Sipe and Lucy A Miller Recorded by me 40. June 25th 1875 I united together in the holy State or mattrimony Henry Cromen & Sarah A. Miller Recorded (p.31 ) 41. November 4th 1875 I united together in the Holy State oF mattrimony Joseph B. Wampter & Mary c. Garb.2!:, they are Recorder I united together in the Holy State or Mattrimoney 42. March 7th 1876. Green B Jones & Virginia Foley they are Recorded I united to gether in the holy State or mattrimony (p. 32) 43. April 6th 1876. or marked out) Bright & Mary E~llen Gentry. Recorded. (?Initial Jacob (No number 44} 45. June 11th 1876. I united to gether in the holy State oF mattrimoney Robert Hulvey and Mary Bibb ( p.33) 46. October 12th 1879 I united to qether in the holy state or mattrimony rn Thomae Smith & Sarah Mclanah.2!!!_ they are Recorded 47 (p.34 ) they are Recorded. 0 January 3th 1880 Frances Mongomry I united to gather in matt rimony Frank Clark & Colard they are Recorded Bleck peopel Apri l 6th 1876 (Back c over page) This Book is to Show how many cupples I have Solemnise in the holy State o f" Mattrimony . Vtraima Appal.a.ch.1a.n 1iotes �CAN DLER/ CANDLE/CAUDLE! By : Glenn M. Turnell In doing re s earch I be lieve that most of us occasionally fin d publ i shed re c ord s with mistak es. I trust the details in the fo llowin g ~ornmen t s will be of help in clearing up some e r rors regard i ng members of one family who were in the Revolut io nary Wa r. Fo r ma n y ye a rs I h a ve trie d to document where a John Candler of Be dfo rd/Camp be ll was during the period 1767 to 1782 and in so d o ing I h ave a ccumulated a great deal of material. I know that h e was oft en cal led John Candler, Sr, that he died 1802 in Campbe ll County , Va; he h a d one son John Jr born 1765 in Bedfo rd County , d ied 1832 in Russell County; that the William candler who was born 1751 and died 1836 in Campbell County was in the Re volution and was probably hi s son; and that there were othe r children. The name Candler is almost invariably spelled Chandler so I was delighted to find in the HISTORICAL REGISTER OF VIRGINIANS IN THE REVOLUTION by John H . Gwathmey the names John Candle, John Candle, Jr, t·;iilliam Candle; along with William Candler (Chandler) and the above William Candler who died in 1836 and who had received a pension shown on 59159 with one of the witnesses to his app lication, William Clements. I was certain these Candles must be my CANDLERS! I sent for and rece ive d the papers from the Virginia State Library at Richmond on the three Candles and they are all shown on one set of seve n sheets headed REJECTED CLAIM, dated 14 Dec. 1820, signed by Tho. Miller, Clerk, Land Office and submitted March 3, 18 21 but rejected. In going over and over these pages r feel confident in stating that the three people referred to are, without a doubt, CAUDLE - John Caudle, Sr; son John Caudle, Jr; and son Wil l i am Caudle. The writing is v ery clear and readable, with the exception of a few words. Though extremely disappointed that these papers did not concern my CANDLERS, perhaps there are enough names shown and a definite family established to be of interest to others. There are no CAUDLEs shown i n the three DAR Patriot Indexes through 1982 which would indicate no one had been approved with a Caudle as an anCEstor up to that date, even though there were evidentally three men in the Continental Line durin g the Revolut ion by that name. The first sheet of the seven is a cover or title page of the claim. The second of this file is a statement made by Lewis Caudle (signed by his mark) giving Power of Attorne y to his friend, Willie Brasfeild of Wake County, N . C . on the 28th day of August 1820 in Orange County, N.C. (with two of the witne sses shown as Anderson Clements and William Lvnn ) to a pply f or and recover the '' ... Lands etc that are comeing to me for the Se rvice of my Fathe r John Caudle, Senr, and (Bro the rs ) J o h n Ca udl e , Junr & William Caudle, who ware Continental Soldiers in the United states Armey and enlisted in the Virginia Line ... " . �OLD SHAFER CEMETERY CALLED PURGATORY CEMETEifY ROCKBRIJX;E COUNTY , VI RGINIA On Nov 4 , Tne location : There is a gulley or what was an old dirt road across .from the cemetery (shown on the map) at the lower end of the cemetery on Rt 6 0 8 comir.c: from Rt lJO . Climbin to the top of the hill and bearing t o the right , we went ovei~throug h­ under 2 barbed wire fences . Then down and up a ravine to the top of the next hill. There is no path . What is left of the old cemetery is on the hill . There are a few stones standing at one end of the cemetery and abo ut JO feet or so away i s the John Waskey plot enclosed in a wrought iron fence . The @:entlem.J..n who was our guide had to leave and told us not to go back the wa y we c ame but to g o d own the hill t o the creek and follow it to the tree line or fence , where there i s a l <:.i.rge cleared pasture. We could see a paved road on the other s ide of the pas ture. Arriving there we could see a house to our right , walking toward the house , we arrived at the curve in the road - not too far from where we had p arked our c a r at the cemetery next to the road. This cemetery i s very ha rd to find - - old clothes , clippers, bug repellent and willingness to walk through the woods are necessary to find this cemetery. On the map below "X" marks the approximate location of the cemetery . 1987 , Ruth Hale and I (Babe Waskey Fowler) were guided to tr.is cemetery . I first learned of this cemetery at Washington & Lee College ,* Lexington , Va . In the Diehl Collection I found a letter dated 22 Nov 1966 that Mr W B Zollman wrote to Dr George w Diehl in which he called this cemetery the old Shafer Cemetery or "Purgatory ." And his directions were not as good as the above. Pictures of this cemetery have been pla ced in the Virginia Room , Roanoke Central Library , Roanoke , Virginia . (W&L i s now an University) tf, S' ·""'?~ I Th. _., I' H f.l 21-H ~ u~~• * .- " c .:1/ f~ .. r ;of I' I ' /. ' - """.-,.. . :- -... .' ----r .. I :/ !t':-J I .' r> ,_, I (r>-lll d ltn1lc ,\ \ I I Vfratrua Appalachian I<J"otos J'-1 .., ,,,.'f �/ (,') ,q The third page has three ins truments of Orange Co., N . c. attesting to various items re g arding this Power of Attorney and all dated December 4, 1820 . The named people are: Wm Lynn; Anderson Clements ; Catle tt Campbell; William H. Merritt; John Taylor who was the Co unt y Court Clerk; and William Lockhart Pres iding J ustice of Orange Co., N. c. ' The n ext four page s are all recorded in Brunswick Co., Va wi th two people making af fidavits about the three men and their servic e in the Revolu tiona r y War. The first was Moses Pritchett who said" ... he was well acquainted with John Caudle Jr & William Caudle so n s o f Joh n Caudle Senr at the time they enlisted . .. under the command of Capt James Lucas of said county". He also stated that Wil l ia m served about two years, came home o n a visit and returned again into the service and there died. It was his understanding " ... that the y never received any Bounty Lands or Money and that Lewis Caudle is the Brother & only heir of sd John & Wi lliam as he was their eldest Brother". The second person attesting was Dicy Edmonds formerly Dicy Caudl e of lawful age and so forth (she does not say her relationship to th e others) . In al most the same information as given by Pritchett she added that ". .. they both died in the continental War, without leaving either wife or child & that Lewis Caudle is the oldest brother & heir of sd John & William Caudle . .. ". She said that she al s o understood that John died with the j a undice & William with the small pox; that they were sons of John Caudle Senr also a soldier in the Revolutionary war & he e n listed in the County of Lunenburg , Virginia under the command of D. . ? Rudder? and " ... h e is since dead". These affidavits were witnessed by Thos Edmonds and Jas. Edmonds on 11th December 1820. Then Robert Turnbull, Clerk of the County of Brunswick , Virginia made a statement to " ... certify that Thomas Edmonds & James Edmonds . . . are Justices of the Peace for said County" . The Edmonds do not state what, if any, relation they were to Dicy (Caudl e) Edmonds. The last stat ement and page of the seven is that of Thomas Edmonds, Justice of the Court of Brunswick County in Virgini a to certify that Robert Turnbull was the " ... proper officer appointed by the Laws of the said State ... " etc and signed the 12th day of December 1820. Perhaps a Caudle descendant of John Sr or Lewis will find help in the information in this old fil e; or others will find a name of interest - I hope so. I am persona lly sorry the Candle name was Caudle and not Candler but I will just keep looking ! - -------------- -------- - - - ----- -- ------- - - - - - - - ----~ - --------------- --- --- ------ Cancelled :•:• Roan oke Va l ley History Museum ann ounces the cancell ation of the planned conference, " Genealogy of the Great Wagon Road: A Human History," June 15-17 , 1989. �Ol d Shafer Ceme tery Lower section In Memory of Mary Shafer Wife of Jo hn Shafer Born Dec 6 , J -;-',...';~ And Departed this life Oct 20, 1805 Aged JJ yrs ( ? Dec 12 , l '? 7. ) Sacred To The Memory of Mary Ann Walter Who departed th i:: Jir·c ln Jan 1 8 00 aged 37 years The above work done agreeable to the order of Philip Wa lter s on of the dec'd In Memory of Mary Crodey Wife of John Crodey Was born Oct the 6 , 1799 And Departed This Life Aprile The 1 6 , 18J2 Aged JJ years C. B. - 1808 (This is a stone) Waskey plot Sacred in memory of John Waskey Born April 11th 1 768 Died March 2 0th l 850 Aged 81 yrs 11 mo & 9 days In Memory of Madison son of John & Eli zabeth Waskey Died in the Year 1 867 Aged about 52 years In Memory of Elizabeth wife of John Waskey Died June 1 868 aged BJ years In Memory of John son of John & Elizabeth Was key Died J a nuary J, 1 877 Aged about 70 Years There should be more stones but we did not probe the g round to look for fallen tomestones. ================~==========================~================ = ============================== WEDDLE - JOHNS this day Came before me James Hilton and Made Oath that he was present at the time when John Weddle Sould A Certain S orl Mare to Robert Johns the Said Hilton herd the Bargain made the Sd Johns was to give the Sd Weddle Eighty Dollars for the mare Sixty Dollars Was to be paid in Good Beef Cattle, Valued at Cash prise the Balance of the Sum was to be paid in Cash When the Note Come due, Also the Sd Robert Johns Never asked many Questions Concerning the Mare any fi rther than This he asked Whether the Mare was Sound the S . d John Weddle answered he Believed Sh e was a Sound Creature as fir Ass he new her then the Said Rob. Johns Mentioned that he had known the Said Sorrel Mare also he Sai d he was Well Sa tisfyed with the bargain he had Also there was none present but the S, d Johns Weddle & James Hilton when the Bargain was made Given from under my hand this 19th day of November 1812 Jacob Ha:rman (Written on the back was:) Robert Johns by his attorney objects to the within affidavit being read as evidence on the trial of the Injunction himself against John Weddle & others August the 6th 1818 . Henly Chapman Atty for Robt. Johns Contributed by Calvin Weddle �BEDFORD COUNTY , VIRGINIA , INSOLVENT LISTS I nsolvent Lists in bundle of loose Court Pa pers 1817-1819 , Be d.f or a. Count:t Court House, Bedford, Virginia . Trans cribed by Ann L. McAlist er, C.G.R. S. * A List of Revenue I nsolvents on t he Northern Distri ct o f Bed.for d Co unty returned by Joseph D Stratton & Ambrose Pubank D Shffs f or Joel Leftwich Shiff of Bedf'ord Count.L_ Names Henry Bufords Estate Henry Buf ord John Dottarer Matthew Harvey Edmund Winston Joseph Wats on Elisha Dodd James (written overAL~ ) Orry ( ?) Francis Read Daniel Taylors Philip Thurman Jacob Williams Acres l'ax 87 1 .50 76 2. 52 225 6230 146 7.78 1.37 Remarks Denies Owning I ncluded in a different survey & Paid f or by Pascal buf ord . 85 80 206 19 35 lJ 40 20 1 00 53 50 not known no I nhabitant not known .." " " Eschetted to Commonwealth not known " 6 . 24 924 1.88 2.50 $22.90 " no I nhabitant not known Joseph D. Stratton Ambrose F.ubank D for Joel Leftwich SBC N. B. Following list is dated on outside "~r 1817" . ALM ~ A List of Taxable property in ~ ~~ Cf) .....-! the Northern District of Bedford ..0 Q) County returned Insolvent by AmC\J 'H > C+-rl 0 ~ 0 .....-! brose Eubank & Joseph D. Stratton H • w •<1> ~ D Sheriff for Joel Leftwich O> ~ ~ Remarks zo < 0 Sheriff of Bedford County Abraham Dehaven William Rhodes Richard Sutherland Bartlett Wiley Augustine Halley Mallery·Johns Ebenezer Spikeman William Will iams Wesley Tracy 1 18 2 J6 1 18 1 18 1.40 2 .. no I nhabitant 1 18 1 18 tt 2 36 1 18 2 1.40 - - - - -$1.80 no I nhabitant not found " " " " " " Pd fo r by N. Stewa r t & chargd twice $2 . 80 Ambrose Eubank Joseph D. Stratton D for Joel Left wich SBC *J609 Tanglewood Lane , Lynchburg , VA 24 50J Vtrg!nta Appalachian N otea �J.-4 Q) ~ c,..... 0 0 A List of Insolvents (torn) aves Returned by TRucker Df or JL SBC for the year 1817 in the Southern District of Bedford County H Ul c,..... If} Q.) Q) Cl) 0 Q) 3 ~ +l H p z ..c Cl) E O < ..c ce1 1ts James Ayres 3 Blacks & 4 horses Bird Creasy one horse Joseph Crain 2 horses David Creasy John Crane Removed Shedrick Crane Removed Joshua A Bradley Andrew Bandy Jr Richard Bandy George Bandy Snr Walker Brown Removed Edmond Frankl.en henry Growss (?) James bowel List wrong Taken by C mrs. henry Waldron Thomas Huddleston Marten hambleton Johnathon James Robert Morriss free negro Richard Me Maccormack Joseph Pollard Thomas Stump 'I'homa.s~Blotted - illeg.) Edmond Taylor Thomas Walker Snr Removed Moses Waldren Frank Wood 4 72 1 2 18 36 J 54 J6 2 1 1 18 1 2 1 18 J6 18 36 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 J :;; 2 . 10cents 18 18 1 2 > 0 J6 J6 1 70 l 70 18 18 18 J6 18 18 18 1 18 -±-----±B(Blotted 1 18 2 l J J6 18 54 7.54 Total amt 7.50 7.54 15.04 A List of Insolvent Lands Returned by T Rucker Ds for JL SBC i n the year 1817 NOTE: All lands held in fee. To save space, I omit in this transcription the residence unless other than on the premises, "prem" on list, and rate, value and amount of tax. The first figure is number of Acres of Land. followed by description of Lands, then Distance & barings from the Courthouse. ALM Names of Owners of Land George Bozwell George Bandy Mabel Briant Samuel Baker Daniel Brown James Brown Ba n!e±-Baker Jarrett Briches Estate Fr. Acr. Description of Land CH. 1J6 on Trought Run Add Terry on falling Creek adj howel l8S 128 128 on the Blue Ridge adj J Lemont 20W 110 101 84 50 206 120 154 Wm -Ca±laway&W~.-earmady 459 -Bo----------------------------±eee Wm-8fb±et~ea1ennaUghs Est . 27 Heee?~-erigs Blotted)Estate 140 on wolf fork adj. J. Taler on Sandy Run adj en-a-Br-e~------------- 9W 22SW 2l:S on Bow Auger on Big oter water adj Wm.Stept . llSE Vtr&1..n1a. Appa.lach.:!..an H otu::i �- Wm . Carner 100 Do Do on Bever Dam adj. P Dent ad the Same adj the Same adj the Sarne JO ¢fprge Ca±laway-1yHeABl:i.Fg 37 ±GGG 15SW 8H-±±aHa-8~eek-& -B!g-8tteF /a/ie</, Car.ier 175 on "'/;eyer ~a.p{ (Blott ed-Crigs?) rs t. on wolf Creek adj R Hobson 57 SSW John Carters Est 86 George Cannady kentucky 70 on Glady Br adj G Cannady llS Do s ame 70 on the Same adj.the Sarne 110 Thomas Eads on B Auger Edward Eads 125 on the Same Frederick Enoch 50 on wolf Creek adj J wats 6W three .Minor* John Eliet Est JJ8 88 Thomas Evans Ohio on Crab orchard adj J. Woodf'ord 168 8±2 aaj-~he-~Mle ¥1~ NOTE: Remarks column opposite these last entries: Griffin Dobbins ajent PhoS-Weod.:f oFd-Adeat lJO David Foster (?) Wm . Frazier 200 100 Be Phillip F·eazle Isham Going Est Daniel Going James Hix John Hooks ~s t 200 20 50 105 on Meadow Branch adj Benj Rice J2SE on J ohnsons Montain adj halls& Tees 20SE on S tanton adj G 20W adj Alexander B(illeg. ) on Reeds Creek on falling Creek adj Jacob(torn)lO(SE?) on Glady Branch 17 JO d.J 37 ' do do do do do do do do do do do do do 197 164 894 2Jl 45 20 4qJ 77t 120 125 250 37 Joseph ·Jordan 126 Macon Kerr 100 Wm - fBlo~~ed) Wm Luis ALM 68 Bout. 972 Charles Lynch S(blotted) Morgan (Samuel? ) do Wm McConnack Frank . James(?)(blotted)Frank. (Maxey?) Wm Me8ermaek Frankln Tom Miller Tenese on Bow Auger on Beaver Dam adj Bandy on Big Otter adj. T.R Claytor (torn)SE 100 152 67 150 15 1 50 50 on on on on Stanton adj Wright 17SW Bever Dam adj the Same Cates Creek G Creek adj D holland ofi-eate~-e~eek (also written over) otter c ree k on Craddicks Creek adj L Arthur * Threes Minor is a person according to census index. ALM V1ri1nta Appala.c.h..1.a.n N"otiJn �, " 70 llSE Thomas Mounts 40 on Goose Creek adj J . •· lank 1 _5SW Anderson McCormack 50 o n Cates Creek adj Cate!: Cre ek 128 (Blotted) James Maxey? Franklin 60 on G Creek ad j 0 holland Samuel Merrit 4 - - - - - - - - 2(torn ) Samuel Miller 240 on S andy C adj . h F'ea t her Edward Pissom (?) 100 on Stanton adj . E hardy Frail Paynes Est 1 25 - - - - - - (Blotted) Andrew S:1<inne~(?) 193 o n Turners Creek adj . WC NOTE BY ALMs to side is written Sam Frankl in . T his may indicate an alteration; several f ollow other entries ; I place them below· 284 do 149 Tom Scrugs Est (Blotted - illeg) 75 John Seey Nathan Shrewsbury 27 178 12 Catherine Smel ser Robert Stanley John Thomas 68 125 216 21 Wm Trigg Tom Tucker do Simon Veileys Est Chritopher Vineyards Est do do t~tlJ"1 252 103 140 112 ----------- 200 104 49 on G Creek adj Grif f in E st Same ti.¢ 'l lf.ll4 50 -2? B±i~e"' -Hart (Blotted) ? on Beaver Dam Comss says ther e i s no such Land on Big Otter adj G. T rigg(?) Adj the Same on f alling C adj S howell 97 Stephen Wood Thomas Waldron do Toms Wilson Jeftl\-Seay-- o n S Sid e 1 otter adj Latters( ? ) 1 8 SW James Lef twich on Meader C adj B . Rice 2NE John Boles on Roc ky R adj Mic S to n e l lW Mica jah S tone on S taunt on adj R Lazenbury 19(torn) on Beave r Dam adj Wm S hort 18W E rror in comiss ioner on G Creek adj John S me l s er lJW - --- -------- The above lOW on-Stanton-add-R-ha~enbttry--------~9- on Meader Branch adj 330 (E Wilhoit?) George Waldron do John Willia.ms do 1 8W JSE B R James(?)Hambleton 60 on G Creek 158 3/4 100 100 Lands NO'IEs Clyde McAlis ter assisted in deciphering many names; I als o checked Land tax records on micr of ilm, and census indices, but some names under blots eluded even a guess. 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PART II: The genealogy of 17 female lines is compiled, follo wed by the number of generations: Alli bone 5, Armington 6 , Bagby 6 , Bi cknell 6 , Confer 5 , Donelson J, Irion 5, Kimsey 7, Lapice J, Latimer 11, Livermore 8 , Pos t 4 , Reed 4 , Remington 4 , Shower 4, Stevens 4, Wulf jen J . 190 pages, 7 pictures, 7x10 , White Frankote paper cover , 2 b ibliogra phies , J index~ Price $21. 00, including postage and hand.ling. Make checks payable to S E Watson , .n· 5507 Inverness Ave., Santa Rosa, CA 95404 . ********-!<•** Vtramta Appe.lachian N owe �73 LEAVING A TRAIL: CRABTREE, BALES , JACKSON, PRESLEY - compiled by Norma Jean Crabtree. Early records show that Wi lliam and Jane Halstead Crabtree came from Leeds , Yorkshire, England to Baltimore Co, Md, in the early 1700's . Their descendents are found in southwest Virginia . John Beals I emigrated to NJ in 1675 and married Mary Clayton . His descendants moved to the Shenandoah Valley. Enoch Bales is listed in the 1840 Wythe Co, Va, census and later made his home in Honaker, Russell Go, Va. Syman James Jackson came to Norfolk Co, Va, in the 1660s , He married Martha Smyth in NC . Both died in Russell Co, Va. Their descendants lived in Russell and Buchanan Co, Va. James Presley came to America from Yorkshire , England to Richmond, Va, and later to Russell Co, Va . He married Lydia Hatfield and lived in Dickenson and Buchanan Cos, Va. Included in the book are chapters on Cherokee Indians, Combs, Harts, Hatfields, Stinsons, Stitlners, Thompsons , Wilsons, and Year:ys , who lived in southwest Virginia. The book is completely documented, 123 pages, indexed and softcover. Price $11.00 postpaid . Order from Norma Jean Crabtree , 408 Kinsey St, Richmond, Indiana 47374. *********** POPE COUNTY , ARKANSAS: RECONSTRUCTED 1890 Census. 'Ihe reconstructed 1890 census of Pope County , Arkansas , was taken from personal property tax rolls. There were 103 school districts listed in 1893 , eight members of the Genealogical Records Committee, Persis Lovely Chapter NSDAR, Russellville , Ark., obtained this information from original records in the office of Pope County School Supervisor. There are about 4000 names listed in alphabetical order. Pope County was formed 2 Nov 1829 a nd named for John Pope, Jrd Territorial Goven~r . Order from Mrs Jane Fore , Peris-Lovely Ch. NSDAR , 1702 W Jrd St, Russellville, Ar 72801 . The price is $10.00 postpaid . *********** BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MASSACHUSETTS VITAL RECORDS, 2nd ed., by Jay Mack Holbrook. This microfiche lists 191 collections of the early vital records of Massachusetts, comprising about 50% of the communities in the state. The towns listed in this collection are arranged alphabetically . For each town , the volumes of existing vital records are described , including the dates they cover. Also listed are the state-wide birth, marriage and death indexes from 1841-1895. When copies of these vital records are available on microfiche, fiche numbers are given. these fiche can be purchased individually (J fiche minimum) or by town. (Following the preface is a list of past and present Massachusetts communities, with the date of the ealiest known settlement and a cross r eference of new and old names .) The price of the BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MASSACffiJSETTS VITAL RECORDS (1 fiche) is $6.00 , availabe from Holbrook Research Institute, 57 Locust Street, Oxford MA 01540. I (editor's note: Please write to them for other material available and cost.) All of the above books and the microfiche has been placed in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Library . BOTETOURT COUNTY HISTORY BEFORE 1900 - THROUGH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, published by Botetourt County (Va) American Bicentennial Commission, Fincastle , Va., 1976. "Fincastle Herald " , Fincastle, Va., Thursday, October 11, 1 877. Mr. W. A. Starkey sounds a note of warning to all, in an advertisement today i n this paper. See it. New Advertisements . NOTICE. Blue Ridge Springs, Va., Sept. 28th , 1877. My son Iavy Newton Starkey left my premises this morning. I forewarn all persons from employing or harboring him or crediting him. I will not be responsible for any contract he may make. Will pay a liberal reward for his return to me . WM. A. STARKEY. Vtreuua Appalachia.n Notes �QUERIES 1+2- 89 : Need parents, siblings, of J os eph Child . wer e Jonathan, b . cal802, Frank l in Patience; Robe rt and Ziney(Ro sina?) . Mov . Co ., VA aft . 1830. Carl Boyd , i'1cBride E . C . BOYD , md . :~ancy AARON? Co .; Elizabeth; ~an c y; f r . Patrick Co . to rtussel l VOJ 2 EO , Cc-,nada ~-89: Need parents and sibling s o f J o hn COME.h b . Jul 1753 , d i e d bef . a Minute Man under Capt. Lewi s J ONES in Rev . War ; eril is ted in Amelia Co ., VA; md. Cathe rine DOVE, b. c a 1 76? in FA , d . l / Se p J.86 5 . Child: John P ., Phame , Amy, Jonathan and Samue l . Carl Boyd , Ad d re ss a bove . IB36; 44-89: Need par ent s and sib ling s of John HANKINS , b . cal 7 40 NJ ? Died bef. 1825; md . Elizabet h SKAGGS( SCAGGS) ; cam e to Tazew e l.l Co . , VA cal775. Chil d: Mary(md . Joseph WHIT E ); Ra ch e l(md . A r ch i b a ld MA L ONEY) ; Rebecca(md. John HOWELL); Sally(md. John Mitchel) ; Part h ena ; Lucy ; Lydia; Joseph(md. Nancy MITC HEL) ; Mo ses (md. Patsy MITCHt... L) . Carl Boyd , Address above . 45-89: Seek info on Stephen WINFREE(WINFRY ) wh o d. c a l 8? 1 in Rock y Mountain, Franklin Co. Child : Richard, S t e phen , Ma r t h a an d E lizabet h. Child. by his 2nd wife Mary ? we re T e mp e r a n ce , Ma ry, R un ne l l and Savannah. Dave Kuhn 3870 Concor d St. , Ja cksonv i l l e , FLA 3 ? ~05 46-89: Seek info on Jacob HAGER and wif e Sa r a h ? o f T a zew e l l Co . whose will was probated Feb .L850 in 'I'az e we l.l Co . Dave Kuhn ,Address above . 47- 89: My ancestor Andrew Greenville HAG.r:;R from Me r e e r Co. , V..'V foug ht with the Confed . Army(?) under a Capt. HAL!!. and was wound e d at -che battle of Cloyds' s Farm . What re giment or comp any was this ? Any info would be app r e ciated . Dave Kuhn , Address above. 48-89: Nee d info on the WYN.N and JONES famili e s of Lee Co. ,VA. Sarah WYNN, de sc end. of Mary JunES and J oshua WYNN , md. Samuel JONES 1795, Tazewell Co.,VA • .Mary had a bro., Abraham, who had a grandson, Frederick, Are the se people (.;onnect ed to A bra h a m and SamueJ_ JON~t> of Wynn's Branch(Sugar Run CreeK) and Frederick JONES of J ones ville ? Freda Barnes, 1111 Wilmore Dr. , Middle tov1n, OH 4 5042 49-82: Wish to correspond wi'th anyon e res e arching the descend . of' John Petter SALLING and wife, Ann, who were in Augusta and Rockbridge counties in the 1750 ' s . Their child. we re Ge orge A . , John, Cathe rine, and Mary E. Freda Barne s, Address above. ) 0-82: I am seeking info on James FARRit> and Rob e r t F RY families . They are the fath e rs of Juleus (Joseph) C. F ARRIS , b. 2 Feb 1854 d. 17 Oct 1932 Washington Co ., VA and Alice i1arie FRY, b. 1 7 Oct 1 855 Washington Co. , VA - d. 14 Dec 1 929 Pulaski , VA. Pa mela Wedd le Cooper , P. O. Box 99, Atlant ic Beach, NC 28512 51-8,2: Susannah OVERFELT , b. cal805, Bedford Co . , VA, d t r . of c harl es OVERFELT and MarJ_T "Polly" HOWELL , md. 13 Apr 1840, F ran kl in Co. , VA, James Grant WRIGliT,Jr. as his 2nd wife; had at least one child, Parmelia WRIGHT, b. cal843, Franklin Co . , VA . Would like to hear from any descend. Have much to share on OVERFELT lin e. Flora N . Ran ton Unger, 22z2 Russell st., Redding, CA 9-6001-1609 Vtramta APP&laoh1a.n Notes �15 52-89: Rebecca OVERFELT, bo cal812, Franklin Co.,VA, dtr. of Charles OVERFELT and Mary 0 Polly" HOWELL, md. 15 Sep 1830 Franklin Co., VA, Jesse MILLIKEN She was named in father ' s will, 1B46, Monroe Co.,MO. Would like to hear from any descend . Flora N.Ranton Unger, Address as previous query~ 0 53-89: Seek info on children and spouse of Benjamin COOK, d. 1786, Henry Coo,VAo Was he the son of John COOK or Abraham COOK? Any help greatly apprec1atedo Mrs. Fonda Baselt,707 Park Lane Dr,., Champ aign, IL 61820 54-89: Diligently searching for "proof" that Benjamin HARGRAVE, b. cal741, VA(accord. to all prli~ted sources that I have found); his will probated 26 Mar 1 8 27, was the son of Bray HARGRAVE, b. Surrey Co.,VA cal658. All sources claim also that Bray d. intestate in 1728. Benjamin md. Rebecca GWALTNEY, b. and d. unk., dtr. of Steven Benjamin GWALTNEY and Anne ERHART. June Landry Vining, 416 Leonard Dr,, Longview, TX 75603 55-89: Need parents or other close relative of James Gilbert TAYLOR, b. cal812 (listed as seaman, age 38 on 1850 census of TX), NY; arriv. in Nacodoches, TX 1838; grant. 320A of land; md. cal840-42, Elvira "Babe" CHASE, b. cal827(23 on 1850 census), her mother, Diadama age 59, b . cal791-France, enumerated in same household. Need that connection also. June Landry Vining, Address above. 56-89: William JOHNSON md. Amie NELSON. He was a Lieut. in the Rev. War; had at least two sons, James who md. Elizabeth MILLER 19 Apr 1813 and John Browne, b. 7 Sep 1777, md. Elizabeth SIMS. I ~ould like any info about William JOHNSON and Amie NELSON. Mrs . Mary Link , Rt.2,Box 47, New Martinsville,WV 26152 57-89: Hardy FORTNER, b. 31 Jul 1801 in VA, md. Mary CARTER, b. I'l+"Feb 1808 in VA . Need info on both persons. Mrs. Mary Link, Address above. 58-89: John PETTIT md. Mary DILLION 5 Aug 1823, Henry Co.,VA. Would like info about both, includ. parents and siblings . Mrs. Mary Link, Address above. 59-89: Benjamin and Ruth HOUGH, Bent Mt. VA, 1773. Sons :. John, Joseph, Stephen; dtrs.: Catherine, b. 174B, md. Joshua WILSON ca 1 764, Loudon Co.; Sarah, mdo Cornelius READ ca 1765, Loudon Co.; Elizabeth, md. John WILSON ca 1774; Charity Ann, b. 1763, md. James RENTFRO, 1783, Bedford Co.,VA; Jerusha, Md. Thomas LEE, 1788, Bedford Coo Will exchange family group sheets. Bett~ Wilson Thomas, 68650 Second St , #176, Cathedral City, CA 9223 ~: Was Elizabeth, wife of ~the dtr. of Benjamin and John WILSON and liv. Franklin Co.,VA Ruth HOUGH of Bent Mt.? Only one John WILSON listed on 1800 census, Franklin Co. A John WILSON of Franklin Co. was named as husband of Elizabeth HOUGH in 1799 Mont gomery County Court settlement of Elizabeth's bro. John HOUGH ' s est. Need family group sheets. Betty Wilson Thomas , Address above. V~ Appalachian Notes �61-891 Need parents of Wells F SMITH b Va md J ane BROSE 1 6 Oct 1 828 ; son Georg e W SMITH born 29 Aug 1829 , Blacksburg, d Civil Wa r 5 De c 1 864 , F o r t Ma r t on , Ind . Katherine Goodholm , 6246 Coral Drive, Murray , Utah 8412 3 . ( 8 01) 265- 383 6 . 62-90: Need information on James JORDAN b 1 810ca , md Mart ha DEJA RNE TTE 2 9 Dec 18Jl.J-, Halifax Co. Who were his parents ? Katheri ne Goodholm , ad dre ss above . 63-89 : Need any information on Thomas Jeffers o n BARBOUR/BARBE R b 1 8 46ca , Pittssylvania Co, Va , md 25 July 1867 Sarah F BUT!' , d/o J acob BUTT and Cha rlotte (MOSES) BUTT in Montgomery Co , Va. Katherine Goodholm , addres s a bove . 64-89 : Would like to correspond wit h anyone havi n g a ny i nforma tion o n a Jo shua HAMMOND and an Edward HAMMONS owning land on the Nort h Fork of the Hols ton River in Va in 1813. 'Ihe name HAMMOND could be spelled several ways . C J a ck Hammons , 27361 Sierra Hwy #9, Canyon Country, CA 91351. 65-89: Seeking information on HART familie s i n earl y Gra y s o n County . John HART, b 1780 (probably in what is now Grayson), d 1855 Whitley Co , Ky . Need names of his parents and siblings. Was Peter HART of 1790 t a x l is t o f Mon tgomery Co and 1793 tax list of Wythe Co, whose residence was "near NC on Brus h Creek , New River, mouth of Little River" his father? Mrs Mary Ha rt , 52 3 S E Brent wood , Lee's Summit, MO 64063 . 66-89 : Seeking information on MORGAN familie s . Did Jo hn HART ( a b ove ) marry Permelia MORGAN? Think this marriage took place about 1 8 00-1 803 -- where? First son of this marriage was b May 1804 in Knox Co, Ky , and was named Willia m Morgan HART. Need to know if Permelia Morgan was John ' s wife and who her p a rents were. Mrs Mary Hart , address above . 6?- 89: Seeking information on HART family of Ashe Co, NC, in 1800-1820 time frame. Were they in Grayson Co, Va, area prior to this? Peter HART, b 1780 ca , md Iahannah POE, probably just prior to 1800 , place unknown. Is there a connection with above HART family? . Mrs Mary Hart , address above. 68-89: Seeking information on the parents and siblings of Joseph M BAKER , b 1817ca and his wife Jane JACKSON, b 1817ca . The family lived in Wythe Co, and Joseph ' s father may have been an elder Joseph BAKER . Joseph's surname is someti mes listed in the Wythe censuses as McBAKER. Jim Roberts, 107 E Turner St . Blacksburg , Va 24060, 69-89: Need info on the family (p, bros, sis 8 ) of Nancy SAYERS, b 8 Sept 1812, d 10 Sep 1865, wife of James D CALFEE , b 2 Feb 1809 , d 8 Apr 1884. They raised a family of 8 ch. in Wythe Co. Jim Roberts , address above . 70- 89: Seeking info on Jane CALFEE , b 28 Mar 1763 , d 22 Sep 1828, wife of James CALFEE (s/o John CALFEE and Sally RI GGAN) b 9 Sep 1762 , d 1 Oct 1820, who resided in Wythe Co. Where was she from? Who were her parents and siblings ? Jim Roberts address above. 71-89: Seeking info on the family of John Thomas HALL who emigrated from "Near Natural Bridge, Va" to Weston, WV in 1868. He md Susan J SINGLETON l8JO Goochland, Va. Ch: Rebecca, John Watson, Susan K, Emma Gray , Peyton R . Sandra Cowell, Rt 1 Box 287, Vincent, Ohio 45784 72-89: Seeking info on Ja mes BROWN, b 180lca, Augusta or Rockbridge Co, d 1857 Greenville , Va, md 1824 to Matilda KENNEDY. Parents Samuel BROWN and Barbara ?. Sandra Cowell. Rt 1 Box 287, Vincent, Ohio 45784. Virgtnia AppaJ.a,chian N ot~e �1 '7 73-89: Seeking info on Charles Henry SPENCER who inherited 206 acres and the FERRAH house near Glasgow, Va unpon the death of his father, Norvell SPENCER. What happened to the SPENCER properties that supposedly were so extensive? Chas Henry's son, Elliott ran away at age 15 to join the Confederate forces. Sandra Cowell, Rt 1 Box 287, Vincent, Ohio 45784. 74-89: Sarah BRYANT is listed in the 1900 census of Grayson Co, Va with her brother Jacob L HALE . She was 74 yrs_, b.ori;i in Apr, and a widow. What was her husband ' s name , when and where are they buried and what was the names of their issue. Will answer all replies . Anne H Kellam, 14333 Aldengate Road, Midlothian, Va 23113. 7.5-89. Would appreciate any info on Jacob H HALE of Scotland. Have been told his son was Thomas B Hale. Can anyone give additional info. Anne Hale Kellam, address above. ?6-89: Seeking info about the descendants of Elizabeth Callie HALE who md Moses J JACKSON Aug 1870 , Grayson Co , Va . Callie was d/o of Jacob L HALE and Lucinda TATE , she was b 9 Sep 1850, d 19 May 1933. Anne Hale Kellam , address above. 77-89: Need parents of Their dau, Sarah Amanda 60, d 8 Jan 1923). Who parents of James? Were Polly LIGHT? Geraldine James HICKMAN (b 1818- 23) md Polly LIGHT (b 1829-36). (b 1857-60) md Grandvile Henderson LIGHT (b Haw. Co 1856were his parents? Were John HICKMAN (1804) and Polly -1 William LIGHT (1814) and Elizabeth (1810) parents of Littleton, Rt 2 Box 349, Fall Br., TN 37656. ?8-89: Who were parents of James (Samuel) MOORE ( b 1844-46). He md Matilda CARR in 1844, d/o Noble M CARR (b 1821) and Barbara MORGAN, d/o Ga.berial MORGAN . I have a picture of Noble M CARR, s/o Geroge CARR (b 1790) and Sarah MOULTON, d/o William MOULTON/MOLTON, Does anyone have a picture of George CARR? Was James Samuel MOORE s /o Claiborne and Patience LIGHT? Geraldine Littleton, address above. 79-89: Seek info and parents on both: James PITT (d 1830, Edgecombe Co, NC) and wife, Leah (PHILLIPS) PITT. Tutwson PITT of Greene Co, TN, was their son. Geraldine Littleton, Rt 2 Box 349, Fall Br . , '.fN 37656. 80-89: Need info on James McCUTCHEON & wife Elizabeth who lived Montgomery Co , Va 1780-1818. His ch md in Franklin and Patrick Cos of Va from 1789 to 1814. Land he owned is probably in present Floyd Co, Va. Will share info. Also researching Packwood and Turner families in that area . William (Bill) Mccutcheon, 11201 Petersburg Rd, Evansville , Ind. 47711. 81-89: McCUTCHEN Trace Association Reunion to be held 28-29- 30 July in Evansville, Ind. (For McCutchon -en -eon -in -- any spelling.) For further information contact : William (Bill) McCutchon, address above . 82-89: Am interested in corresponding with MAYES , JCTMBERLING, HICKLIN descendants. Counties of note: Bath, Augusta, Greenbrier, Botetourt, Montgomery, Fincastle, and Mason Co (WV). Paul Gilbert, 6304 Central Dr, Everett, WA 98204. 8J-89: Seeking info on James FARRIS/Robert FRY families. They are the fathers of Juleus (Joseph) C FARRIS, b 2 Feb 1854 - d 17 Oct 1932, Washington Co, Va and Alice Marie FRY, b 17 Oct 1855, Washington Co, Va, d 14· Dec 1929 , Pulaski, Va . Pamela Weddle Cooper, PO Box 99, Atlantic Beach, NC 28512. 84-89; Seeking info on Moses P WALKER, b ca 1787 GA, md Toinette/Tiwette ? Need parents of Moses P and maiden name of his wife. I have reason to believe Mos es P Walker's family migrated from Va to NC then i nto GA (no proof) Will share info and answer all letters . Gertrude W Stone, 11 Casey, Newnan, GA 30263. �85- 89 : Can anyone help me contact descendents of my grandmothers ::;ister ? She was Iona BRADEN/BREEDEN , b 1880 , md James T MILLER in 1901 . They were living in Roanoke when my great gf George Whitefield BRADEN d in l 9J2 . I ona Fleshman Heck , Rt 7 , South Heights , Warrensburg , MO 6409J . 86- 89 : I am researching the following f amili es associat.ed with Rockbridge Co . in the 1700s and early 1800s: BARGER, RIPLEY , McKNIGH T , MILLER , VAfJ BOUSMAN and LACKEY. Wish to correspond with anyone inte r ested in these line:.:; . A J Heck , Rt 7 , South Heights , Warrensburg , MO 6409J . 8?-89: George Washington BARGER, s/o George Washington BARGER .:ind Catheri ne RIPLEY, married first , Elizabeth McKNIGHT. She d in the 1 860s , probably in Rockbridge Co , Va . He remd in the late 1860s and had 4 more ch . bef moving to Missouri about 1879. Who was his second wife . A J Heck, Address abov e . 88-89 : Seeking proof that Cornelius COMPTON 9 b 182J , T-azewell Co , Va ) was s/o Hiram COMPTON (b 1796 , Tazewell Co, Va) and Jenny SHANNON ( d ca 1 8JO ). Judy Llamas , 17622 Fast Lake Jem Road , Mt Dora , FL 3 2757 ( NEW ADDRESS) 89-89: Wish to correspond with descendents of Harvey PATERSON who had a d a u named Rebecca (Jennie) Jane , b 1811 in Alleghaney Co , Va . Jud y Llamas ; address a bove . 90-89: Moses BELCHER, b 1813 in Tazewell Co , Va , md Nan cy(?). Was Moses s/o of Isam BELCHER, Sr who d Jan 1823 , Tazewell Co , Va? Judy Llamas , a ddress above . 91-89: Info needed on all Andrew DEANs living in Scott Co. plus other areas of Western part of Virginia in the 1800 ' s . I need to know who t heir wife and children were. Lloyd Dean, Rt 6 Box 498 , Morehead , KY 403 51. (editor's note: Sorry that there is no index for the querie s . STILL AVAILABLE ..... . BUT ONLY A FEW COPIES LEFT: RELATED FAMILIES OF BOTETOURT COUNTY, VA ••.•• A survey of the early history of many of the oldest families in Botetourt County complete with pictures and surname index. Families included are Burger , Austin , Switzer, Simpson, Ammen , Coffman, Noffsinger, Crowder , Deisher , Sizer , Wilhelm, Huff, Bolton, Slusser , Ritchie, Blount, Bowyer, Firebaugh, Spigle, Wood, Rinehart, Obenchain , Borden, Saville, McFerran, Hannah , Stoner , Hipes , Haden, Fellers , Finch, Flaherty , Linkenhoger, Peck, Dill , and much information on other families ••• . .. . . Cost: $30.00 7 4% Va. tax . 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XIII - No . 1 - February 1989 CONTENTS 1867 Freedmens Bureau Census Excerpt Sebastia n W Cecil Bible Lucas Cemetery , Montg omery County , Va Howard Cemetery , Montg omery County , Va Letter from Carole Pres ley Reports of Ca ses In the Supreme Court of Appeals of Vj-r < .: nia , Vol II The AmmE :-. ~· ·a. mily Alleghany County, Vi r g inia , 2 Cemeteries Sources of Informa tion for Family Research in West Virginia Book Reviews Quarterlies : Exchange a nd Non- exchange Queries and Index Special Census Schedules End of year Statement 1 11 12 13 14 15 21 26 27 32 J3 34 39 40 ================================================================================ NOTICE As s ome memb ers were not aware of the increase in dues, the Genealogical Society will send the February VAN although $5. 00 is still owed. If you still owe part of your dues, pleas e submit as soon as possible. ---=== == ====~===== ========= = == = == = ====== == == ====== =========================== ==== The Southwestern Virgi nia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month a t l : JO pm at the Central Roan oke City Library, Elmwood Park, J efferson Street, Roanoke , Virginia, in the Brody Room (4th floor.) There are e l €vators for those who do not care to ~alk up the stairs. �January 1989 Dear Fellow Genealogists: As 1989 begins, a new executive board is in place and an ongoing interest in genealogy is evident. A new segment will be added to our monthly meetings which will focus on genealogical tips or certain ing research . these segments. aspects of conduct- Our Gwn member, Jimmie Steele, will conduct In addition, we are always open to sugges - tions for meeting or research topics. We want to provide information that you feel is personally useful and enriching. 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MEMORIAM Emory E Weddle Helen M Mus selman L emuel T '' Ted " Graham 25 December 1988 13 December 1988 1988 V irg inia Appalachian N otes member member husband of Virginia Graham �1867 Freed.mens Bureau Census Excerpt RICHARD DICKENSON , Compiler December 31 , 1988 and Contributor The following ce ns us excerpt forms a chapter of a book in preparation on t he freedmen Black families of Montgomery County , as recorded by the ent.mlerators of the Freedme.nS Bureau during Reconstruction , in 1867 . The employers of the f reedrren were not necessarily former slave owners of their employees, but may have J:Jeen in some instances . This will be more rigorously defined during the ongoing formulations for the book . Reader queries and comments are welcomed. _ Family surname, followed by Christian given name M = Male; F = Female; < = half orphan children , usually = civil condition , or marital status: s = single; m = married; w = widowed Hue _ color or degree of blackness Bl = Black; Mu = Mulatto ; Qu - Quadroon; Oc = Octaroon FC _ Former Condition Sl = Slave; Fr Address = Free _ place of residence of the freedman E = East; N = North; S = South ; SW ffi.1. . = miles = Southwest; W = West Earnings - Freed.mens means of income Le = Lease; W/A = Written Agreement [ ] compiler ' s comments or questions census enumerator's remarks ~th . = Methodist; Presbyt. = Presbyterian \ · irginia Appalach ian N ates �Name Employer cc Age Hue FC Occupation Address ADAMS Sl Sl Sl Free 16 Bl Betzy 12 Bl Steptoe 9 Bl Ferdinand 4 Bl I.aura/Sara? Patern [or Peyton?] s 23 Mu sl ALEXANDER s 19 Charles [Son of Spencer s 45 Sanny s 19 Susan ALLEN Isabella< RR Christiansburg , William Guerrant.s 6 mi. on Floyd Rd . hand Christiansburg , 6 mi. N on RR Margaret Ta y lor Wages Sl Servant Christiansburg Gardne r & Jarre ll wages Alexander? - Ed.] Bl Sl Farmer Snowville [x] mi . E Charles D. Lucas wages Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Jackson Lewis Wages Mu Mu Sl[?] ? ? FarninqS ALLICE 16 George< ANDERSON Benjamin* m 60 Julia Ann m 45 Henry 13 Andrns[?] 12 10 Al lice *Noted in 1865 Charlotte< Christiansburg Thomas Henry Christiansburg John Wade Wages Gordon Hall. Shares Wages Sl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl as Sl Farmer Snowville, 2 mi E. Sl Washing Sl Sl Free[?] Benjamine, 55 Male Slave Bl Sl servant Blacksburg , 7 mi. W Floyd Price on Louis Creek Bl Sl Andrew< Wages w 18 Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg , at tvla.tamoros James W.< 1/2 Bl Free Walla Preston Wages John Walla Preston Wages Emily John< Sarah< Alexander< s 19 Bl Sl Farmer 16 Bl Sl 12 Mu Sl 10 Bl 81 s 24 Bl Sl Farmer Frances w 23 Bl Sl Matilda w 21 Bl William ARMSTEAD --------PALL Margaret Joseph< Blacksburg Shawsville , 2 mi. W James Moore Blacksburg , 1 mi. E Lewis Jarnell Wages Blacksburg , 6 mi. Francis Henderson Wages on old Catawaba Rd Wages Robert Lipscom Sl servant Christiansburg , 2-1/2 mi. on Auburn Rd. w 25 Bl Sl Servant Central Depot 2 Bl Free Virginia Appalachian Notes Radford ttarrrnitt Wages �3. BANKS m 28 Daniel catherine m 24 carey Bell 2 2 Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg J.D. Meyers, M.D.Wages Sl Servant (Scrofula in neck) Free Henry w 49 Mu Sl Fanner Jane Olive s 19 8 Isaac Jane Phoeby Ellen Thomas Charlotte Johnson Ella< John Jennie ~I STER Anthony James Cecelia Frank Thomas .BARNE'CT Reuben Ruth Ann Bl Bl Snowville , 2-1/2 mi . South Sl Seamstress (Methodist) Sl Christopher K. Wages Wills Wages m 38 Mu Sl Farmer Arch White Lease m 18 16 14 Bl Mu Mu Bl Sl Sl Sl Sl (Burned on Hand) 18 6 Mu Bl Lewis Woolwine Wages 4 Oc l Oc Sl Sl Sl(?] Sl[?) 50 8 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl (Meth.) Christiansburg Sl Sl Sl Sl 57 4 Bl Bl Sl Farmer Free Christiansburg, 4 James Miller mi. W on Auburn Rd. 21 Bl Sl Farmer Snowville, 1 mi . 14 Mu Sl Farmer Christiansburg Robert Lipscorn 2-1/2 mi. on Auburn Rd. Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Sl Free Free Blacksburg, 6 mi. w 46 9 6 4 Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg Sl Sl Fr 14 11 Bl Bl Sl Sl Blacksburg John Lybrook w 77 Bl Sl Farmer Blacksburg, 2-1/2 mi w. Robert Newly Bl Sl Christiansburg, 6 Hugh Gibson mi. Won Rock Road w 18 10 9 William BENNETT Squire BENTLEY Harvey m 28 Elsie m 23 Harvey Green 4 1/2 Elizabeth BLACK Sarah Wesley< SamUel< Henry L . < BLACKWOOD Mary< Jane< BLANEY Richard Allegheny Springs 3 mi. East BLANKENSHIP William 12 \ · irginia Appalachian Notes Wages David Hall E' Wages Wages William Wilhelm Wages Wages Robert T. Preston Wages Wages (Methodist) �'t. BUJEFORD Mattison sl Farmer rn 25 Bl m 22 Bl Matilda 7 Bl Bad.ford 5 Bl Jennie 3 Bl stanford 2 Bl BLUENS/(GARNEITS?) Charles m 28 Bl erecie[?] m 20 Mu Sl Servant Sl Sl Free Free Ann sl Farmer central Depot John B. Radford Wages Wages Blacksburg, 5 mi. E Francis Henderson Wages Free Nancy w 21 Mu Sl Servant ? ; 5 mi. on catawaba Rd . Samuel Johnson Wages Sarah< 2 Mu Free [see also John Bennett] OOIDEN Christiansburg , William Montague 8 Mu Sl Nannie< 5 mi. Coal Bank [?] 4 Mu Free James < 2 Mu Free Charles< BOLES 20 Bl Sl Blacksburg , 2 mi. Thomas Oliver S~~~s Che!.1.Yton (Methodist) 19 Bl Sl servant Crecia Nelson Patzy 17 Bl Sl Farmer w 18 Bl Sl servant Central Depot BONAR Sarah Blacksburg, 3 mi. E John Kins ley s 18 Sl servant Christiansburg , 2-1/2 mi. Mu Wages John B. Radford Wages Thomas Wilson Wages James R. Kent Wages B:X)N Andrew Julia Lettie m 21 Bl Sl Boatrncm Central Depot, 5 mi . North m 18 Bl Sl Washing 15 Mu Sl Wages BRACKET!' Jarres m 63 Bl Elsie m 63 Sl Farmer English Ferry, 2 mi North John White Bl Sl BRADFORD walla BRATIDN Illcy J Randall Mary ravid Virginia m 39 Bl 17 Sl Laborer Christiansburg Christopher Snyder Wages Oscar Rodger Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Sl Farmer Shawsville, 3 mi. N Edward Sublett m 42 Bl m 32 Bl 9 Bl 3 Bl Free m 65 Bl Sl Farmer Leanna BRIGGS George m 55 Lucy m 56 Mu 18 Mu Mu Bl m 64 Mu Lease Sl Sl Thomas James Fanny Matilda W. A/ Lease Allegheny Springs Samuel Sublett W.A . / Shares Sl Free Free Free Free Christiansburg , 2 mi . E on RR Wages Jeremiah Kyle saptist) ("Big Neck" i Wages 16 14 Mu Free V irginia Appalachian Notes -- - -~ �BRIGHT Spencer BROOKS M3.rgare t < w 62 Bl Fr Servant Christiansburg 15 Qu Hamilton W. Shields Wages (Infirm and aged) 11 Qu 7 Qu Christiansburg, 6 Matilda Sublit nu. at Big Tunnel Sl (Scrofula) Sl m 27 m 19 2 Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg, Depot Sl Servant (Baptist) Free George s 19 Bl Sl Farmer Wyatt s 21 Mu Sl Farmer 16 Bl Gilllie< E.die< BROWN Abraham Betzy Lewis Sl Rice D. Montague Shares Wages Christiansburg Thomas Montague Wages (Crippled--run over by wagon) Shares m 23 m 21 17 Mu Mu Christiansburg, Thomas Montague Wages 2 mi. down RR Sl Farmer Snowville, 3 mi. SE James Howelton Wages [Houden? Hamilton?] John Jesse Wade Wages Sl Farmer Christiansburg Wages Sl Servant Free Mary Eliza s 18 s 16 Amy< Bl Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg, 4 mi. E Francis Henderson Wages Sl Servant Wages 14 Mu Sl Christiansburg Hamilton Wade Robert s 21 Bl Fr Farmer Gabriel Whorton Wages William s 23 Bl Sl Farmer Central Depot, 1-1/2 mi. SW Christiansburg Jeremiah Kyle Wages William m 24 Bl Sl Farmer Mary m 19 Bl Sl William s 22 Bl Sl Farmer Richmond Bl Bird George Sarah carrie L . Ma.ry s. BRYENT Champe BUFORD[S] James Alice rvlathews Lucy Bettie Anna BURI<S Kitty< Hannah< Bl Sl Farmer English Ferry, 2 mi. E Foster Todd John Walter Christiansburg, 6 6 mi. on Floyd Rd Wages Shares Charles Thompson Wages w 69 Bl Fr Waggoner Christiansburg, on Auburn Rd . 2 mi . s (Infirm, Needy Circumstances) Shawsville, 3 mi. N :Edward Sublett 11 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Farmer Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl 16 7 Bl Bl Sl Servant Snowville, 1/2 mi N John Grayson Sl w 41 14 13 12 11 \ ' irginia Appalac hian Notes Lease Wages �BUR'ION Eliza Macy w 21 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Robert Lipscom 2-1/2 mi. on Auburn Rd 3 Bl Free Wages ------- CMJ:Ji[AY/CAI.J.£/IVAY Charlotte/ s 30 Oc? Sl Seamstress Christiansburg William Hagen Charlotta '!homas s 29 Radford Hamnitt Wiley Annie T. CAMPBELL .Adeline Casewell< Rebecca< Preston< Bl Sl Fanner Central Depot m 24 Mu Sl Fanner Christiansburg , m 18 Mu Sl Servant Bl Sl Washing Big Tunnell, 6 mi . White Sulphur Spring Co . W Sulphur Springs 13 Mu Sl 6 Bl Sl 1 Bl Free Qu Fr Seamstress Christiansburg , Emeline M3ry J. Jennie Eveline w 35 w 19 15 3 1/2 Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Fr Seamstress Fr Seamstress Fr Seamstress Free Free Ellen Robinet Thomas William Krummers Wages Wages w 29 w 55 David Hir am Sylvester Granville Iawrence 17 Bl 14 Bl 11 Bl 8 Bl 5 Bl Self/No Employer Wages ($400 Heal Estate) Sl Servant Central Depot Sl Sl Sl Sl John B . Radford w 54 Mu Fr Christiansburg (Methodist) s 25 Qu Free (Consumption) 14 Qu Free Harriett w 28 Qu Sl Seamstress Blacksburg , 3 mi. Virginia< 3 Qu Free Jacob m 23 Bl Sl Farmer Christiansburg , 3 mi. E on RR Dicie William Mary m 22 Mu Sl Servant m 23 Bl Sl Farmer m 30 Mu Sl m 25 Oc Fr Laborer Christiansburg 24 Qu Sl Servant Charity A. James John Mary Fanny Wages (Foot Injury) caroline Anna Wages m 45 m 46 24 Qu Fr carpenter Big Spring Qu Free Qu Wages Self/No nnployer ($500 Real Estate) w Sarah A. Preston Wages David Shufflebarger Lease/ Shares Wages Lease/Shares James Shields Wages Wages No Employer/SE $1000 REV Free Virginia Appalachian Note s -- -- - ~ �'/, Julia Martha C. Erma s. Victoria Clark Mary Sarah Mary w 40 1/ 2 Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Fr Seamstress Christiansburg Fr Seamstress Fr Seamstress Fr Seamstress Free Free Free w 65 Qu 26 Mu Mu Sl Seamstress Blksbg, 3 mi. N. Sarah A. Preston Wages (Methodist) Sl Seamstress Wages Sl Laborer Wages s 19 s 21 17 11 6 Nancy Thomas 22 Jeremiah Kyle Wages Mollie< 16 Qu Sl Christiansburg George A. Walters . [In pencil : "B. Stewart ' s stepchild ." Possibly Benjamin Stewart ' s wife's child by an earlier mate? Sarph Campbell may have had her by a white (Rice Montague?) or octaroon father] w 46 Mu Fr Seamstrss Christiansburg Self BTipl oyed REV=$400 Wages 21 20 2 Mu Mu Mu Sl Farmer Sl Free Samuel Sublett WA/Lease Wages Viney James 62 s 21 Bl Bl Sl Servant Central Depot, 6 mi . Clara A. Stone Sl Laborer Virginia w 36 Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg , 3-1/2 Nancy [ x) Sarah Ann CAPERTON Allegheny Springs 3 mi . West mi . 7 6 4 4 Sarah Delia Wilson Josephine CAREY/CARY[? ] Elizabeth w 33 Stephen G. 11 celia J 8 Emeline 26 Charles 1 w Bl Bl Bl Bl Sl Sl Free Free Bl Bl Bl Bl Mu Sl Washing Christiansburg Sl Sl Sl Free Sarah A. Preston Wages Julia Gardner Wages Blacksburg , 6 mi . on Francis Henderson 12 Bl Sl Rhoda H. < old Catwaba Rd (Needy circumstances} unable to he lp self) (Deformed , CARR 51 Oc Zacharia m Rebecca Wilson C. Archer Joseph Zacharia CARSON Samuel Rosanna Richard m 49 Qu s 22 s 19 oc oc 11 oc oc m 42 Oc m 30 15 Mu Bl 15 Self/No Employer REV=$900 Fr carpenter Christiansburg , 6 mi. E. on Rock Road Sl Sl Farmer Wages Sl Farmer Wages Sl Sl Sl Farmer Sl Sl Christiansburg , 5 mi. Won RR \ · ir~i11ia Appalachian I\nll'!'. Margaret Taylor Wages �<A . CARTER William Garand 49 Bl Sl servant Christiansburg , 6 mi. on Floyd Rd. Leathey 5 Robert s 19 Robert m 41 m 23 Fima Mary Jefferson CARY/CAREY[?] CASWELL James 5 1 Christiansburg Charles Gardne r William Guerrant Wage s Bl Sl Washing Christiansburg Julia Gardner s 19 Bl Sl Farmer s Bl Auburn , 1 mi. Jacob Souders w CATON walla COCIL Cosby Rose< CEPHAS William Wages Bl sl Farmer Ellets Creek , on Floyd Road Bl Sl Farmer Allegheny Springs , Qu Sl servant 1 mi . South Bl Sl BL Fr 22 Ann Sl Farmer Bl 21 Philip (Dropsey) m 30 David Riner Sl Farmer Central Depot , 6 mi Clara w 25 Mu Sl Servant Blacksburg 2 Mu Free Mu Sl Farmer Snowville , 3 mi . 8 Lease Wages Ann stone James Lawson Wages William R. Pepper ' M . D . Shares Prisilla m 26 Mu Sl Frances Spotts 6 Mu Sl Winnie w 45 Mu Sl washing (needy circumstances) Lucina 15 Mu Sl Malinda 12 Mu Sl Joseph 10 Mu Sl Henderson s 19 Mu Sl Farmer Andrew s 21 Mu Sl Farmer (crippled by disease) CHAPMAN Mary s 21 Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg , 2 mi. E Cecil Hardwick Wages Wages Wages Wages CHEATHAM Nancy< 11 Qu Free CHEESE Nannie Ida Catherine< Bl Bl 17 Bl [Possibly 4 1 Blacksburg Free Snowville , 5 mi. E Free Sl Servant children of Samuel Cheese?] Peter Krumpecker John Stone Wages OIESHIRE Pennie James s 19 Bl Sl Servant Snowville , 1 mi . N s 17 Bl Sl Farmer John Grayson Wages Wages Elijah wall Wages CLARK Charles w 24 Oc Sl Farmer Central Depot James Buck 13 Bl Sl Christiansburg Isabella s 18 Bl Sl Servant Whitfield Snyder CLABOURN Mark< 12 Bl Sl (Scrofula) Big Tunnel, 6 mi. Va from Christiansburg CLEYBORN Nancy 80 Bl Sl Blacksburg, 3 mi. E V irginia Appalachian Notes & Tenn RR Wages co · Hoge . st) (Infirm; Methodi James �'1'. COLE William w 80 Bl Sl Farmer Shawsville, 2 mi. SW Joseph Kent Wages (Crippled and infirm) 15 Qu Sl Christiansburg , 6 Hugh Gibson mi. W on Rock Road w 29 Bl Bl Bl Blacksburg Sl Sl (Scrufula) Free Bl Sl Farmer COLEMAN Julia Sarah J . Mary G. < caroline 5 3 Mu Sl Servant Christ iansburg Bl Sl Fanner COOK Rhoda w 57 Bl Ruf us 21 catherine< 15 cox eynthia Richard CRAIG Sl Servant English Ford , 2 mi . E Foster Todd Wages (Methodist) Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Don Lawrence Mu Christiansburg , Rice D. Montague 2 mi . E. on RR Sl Servant Christiansburg Thomas Wilson Wages 1 mi . W on Rock Road Sl Servant Christiansburg Christopher Snidon[ ?] Wages w 70 Bl ( I nfinn 8 Bl Sl Farmer Phi lice 53 Bl Sl Midwife 7 Mu Sl w 55 Mu Sl Ser vant Christiansburg , s 32 17 Mu Mu Mu Norval Lucy Eliza Ella H. William sarah Wages Sl Bl CURTIS catherine Wages Lease (Methodist) 66 CROCKET!' Anderson Noell Christiansburg , John Gibson 7 mi. E. on Floyd Rd Robert William Wages Blacksburg , 3 mi . E James Hoge 34 Washington COLUMBUS 15 Kate CONOWAY w 30 Thomas COUGAR Taylor Jackson , M. D. Wages Christiansburg Dero Woolwine 9 mi . on Floyd Rd Christiansburg , 3 mi . E on RR Wages >avid Shuf f ulbarger Thomas Wilson Servant Servant Servant Servant Servant Wages (Methodist) Wages Wages Wages 15 9 m 23 m 20 Mu Mu Mu Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl Sl 9 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg s 21 Bl Polly Wilson Sl Servant Christiansburg, 5 mi. on Blacks burg Road 15 Bl x Servant Christiansburg Rice D. Montague 13 Bl Sl Christiansburg Rice D. Montague 18 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Wages - - -----DANIELS Lydia< DAVIS Hannah Jane< DAY "Naaman< DEAN Jennie \' irginia Appalachian Notes J.D. Myers, M.D. Wages Don Lawrence Wages �DENNIS 22 Catherine 6 Ballard< DENTIST catherine w 22 5 Ballard< DEl"'JEILER 35 Mary Jane 17 Pleasant 15 Nancy S.R . 10 Minerva J . Sarah Kent Wages Mu Sl Servant Blacksburg (Meth . ) Bl Sl Olive Peterman Wages Shawsville , 2 mi Bl Sl (Consumption) Mu Sl Bl Sl John J ewell Mu Bl Sl Servant Blacksburg Sl N Wages Sarah E. Lewis H. Mu Sl 5 Bl Sl 3 Mu Free (All in needy circumstances) DICKERSON Austin s 24 Bl Ham< Al lice< w 23 4 2 Mu Sl Servant Snowville , 2 mi . E Bl Free Mu Free Jaines Houdon(?) Wages [Howden , Howelton?) DICKSON Frank s 20 Bl Sl Laborer Christiansburg, 6 mi. N on RR Va & Tenn RR Co . Wages Frances Sl Farmer Christiansburg , Jaines Simpkins 6 mi. W on Mud Pike Wages DILL Charles 14 Mu Sl , "Helpless", Christiansburg David Shufflebarger Charles 19 Fanny James Obediah w 20 Gracie s 18 Bl Louisa w 35 Bl T'nomas A. zebuton M3.ry Lucy OODSON Alexander Grace OOLEMAN Jennie< OOUGIAS Kitty oYERLY Lewis Bl Sl Farmer Central Depot , 2 mi . Thomas Wilson Bl Sl Servant Central Depot 14 Bl Sl "Hand injured" 6 Bl Sl 14 9 Sl Servant Central Depot Edward Hammitt Wages Edward Hammitt Wages Sl Washing Christiansburg, Crockett Kinsley Wages 4 mi. W on Mud Pike (Methodist) Bl Sl Bl Sl [a.k.a . Zebuton Charles M. Dill?] w 42 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg 14 Bl Sl David Wade, M.D. Wages m 45 Bl Sl Farmer 15 Bl Sl Servant Christiansburg Archer A. Phlegar Wages 15 Bl Sl Blacksburg , 2 mi. Thomas Oliver s 19 Mu Sl Farmer Blacksburg (Crippled) Gordon Linkus Wages To be continued Wages Christiansburg , Hugh Gibson 6 mi. W on Rock Road (crippled with disease) m 48 Mu Sl Servant (Dropsey; Baptist). (Both are in needy circumstances) Virginia Appalachian Notes - ---- - -- --- Wages �u. SEBASTIAN W. CECIL BIBLE PULASKI COUNTY, VA. (Lived near Hiwassee , most of them buried at Cecil ' s Chapel) BIRTHS Sebastian W. Cecil Julia Ann My ra Mirinda Dobbi ns 16 Jan . 1821 22 April l82J Elizabet h Cec...i l 26 April 1846 Rollen Fletc her Cecil March 184 7 9 August 1851 6 Jan. 1854 28 J ohn Grayson Cecil Lucinda Mi ne rva Cecil 24 April 1858 William David Cecil Corrilda Cec il 15 July 1860 Loui s Mitchel Cecil Jl March 1895 B. Ta yl or Bis hop Cecil 20 Nov. 1900 Little baby was born 4 Dec . 1904, died S Dec. 1904 M. Mi c hell Surrett 4 Jan, 1913 18 Feb . 1886 19 May 1848 2 May 1873 Joseph M. Surrett z. M. Cornett Cora E. Cornett Maggie T. Cornett Cinda Orpha Cornett James Early Cornett Miles Troy Cornet.t Glen Herbert. Cornett Robbe rt G. Corne tt. Elizabeth f . Cornett 3 Oct. 1874 4 Dec . 1876 19 April 1878 17 May 1880 18 Sept. 1886 5 Nov. 1888 8 April 1891 MARRIAGES Sebastian W. Cecil m. Julia Ann M. M. Dobbins z. M. Cornett m. Lucy M. Cecil 10 July 1844 3 Jan. 1872 Rober t G. Cornett m. Mit tie Melton Isaac G. Cec il m. Maggie T. Cornett. Joseph M. Surrett m. El izabe th F . Corne tt l August 1908 16 June 1894 25 Dec . 1911 \ ' irginia Appalachian Notes �fl., . SEBASTIAN W. CECIL BIBLE Continued PULASKI COUNTY, VA . DEATHS Julia Ann M. M. Cecil 18 April 1891 Sebastian W. Cecil William David Cecil Corrilda Cecil Summers Robert G. Corne tt Fred Peterson Lizzie Cornett Elkins 25 Aug . 1896 25 Feb . 1930 Sept. 1933 5 June 1957 23 Dec . 19 57 (age 58) 7 Ap~"'i 1 1958 (age 66) JO Mar . 1907 10 Oct . 1878 7 Nov . 1885 14 Oct . 1889 Z. M. Cornett James Early Cornett Miles Troy Cornett Glen Herbert. Cornett Lucy M. Cornett 26 March , 1923 Cora E. Cornett Elkins 8 Oct . 1932 Gwyda 0 . Peterson 20 Dec . 1952 LUCAS CEMETERY Located on 693 just east and north of Howard cemetery. NAME Elsie Viola Carmell wife of E. B. Lucas Prof. Thomas M. Cecil BIRTH 10 May (1879] James C. Lucas 22 Nov . 1842 28 Feb . 1848 Nannie (wife of above) 22 Dec . 1855 Mothe r Margaret V. Scott 25 Jan Louisana Lucas 20 Apr. 1851 1844 Virginia AppalaC'hian Noles Montgomery County. DIED 21 Oct . 1916 22 Jul 1911 11 Dec. 1907 11 May 1917 17 Feb. 1921 3 Nov. 1917 �I~. HOWARD CEMETERY Locale d at corner of s tate road 600 and 693 at Chi ldress . Take ~ast of Radford ~nd 600 south t o Childress . Montgomery Cty , Va . exit 35 Cathe rine '\dams Howard b . 19 Mar. 1829; d . 5 June 1904 Willi a m Howard 1727- 1815 Hannah P. Howard 1738- 1810 Vivian R. Howard b . J Feb . 1886 ; d . 24 Mar . 1896 Clyde Howard b . 10 Nov . 1883 ; d . 15 May 1889 Ande r son Howa rd d . 21 Dec . 1887, 72 yrs. old Stephen Childress b . 30 Apr . 1822; d . 22 Feb. 1900 Stephen L. Childress b . 25 D~c . 1819; d . 13 Dec . 1886 Thomas Stratton Howard b . 30 Jul . 1870; d . 18 Jul . 1942 Grace Palmer Howard b . 12 Dec . 1873 ; d. 13 Apr. 1962 Lola A. McAle xander b . 24 Mar. 1886; d. 10 Jul.1908 F. P. Howard b . 14 Apr . 1885 ; d . 20 Jan . 1906 Lacy Anderson Howard b. 14 May 1887 ; d . 1 Jul. 1914 R.M. Howard b. 5 Jun. 1851 ; d . 14 Sept . 1917 Josephine Lucas Howard b. 14 Feb. 1855; d . 7 Mar . 1943 Stella Lois Slenker b . 7 Aug. 1894; d . 15 Sept. 1900 {father) Samuel Granville Palmer b. 19 May 1828; d. 16 May 1912 Mattie Ammen Pal mer b . 28 Dec. 1836 ; d. 18 Nov. 1906 Johnnie A. Pe lter b . 22 Dec . 1877; d. 26 Jan . 1907 General Shafter Buckner b . 17 Aug. 1915; d . 18 Jan . 1934 Milton W. Reed b. 3 Aug . 1867 ; d. 11 Feb. 1926 ,John W. Lucas b . 14 Mar . 1831 ; d . 6 Nov. 1906 Katherine Lucas b . 10 Oct. 1844; d . 9 Sept . 1933 This cemetery very grown up , and not visible from the road. There is a n abandoned store on this corner of 600 & 693 with a ~ouse next door. The cemete ry is located behind the abandoned store. ; === = == == == = == = ==== = === == ~ -- -- - - - - - -- -- Honorable descent is, in all nations, gre atly esteemed . It is to be expected t hat the children of men of worth will be like their progenitors; for nobility is the virtue of a family . ----Aristotle. = == = = == = = = = = = = ====== = = = = = = =Virginia Appalachian Notes = = === = - -- - - �Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society P. 0 . Box 12485 Roanoke , Va . 24026 Dear VAN: I am a member of your association and have.been researching cemeteries in Pulaski and Montgomery Counties, Va. I am e nclosing a list of thes~ cemeteries; all are on private property and a re family cemeteries. I am interested in an association for the preservation of these cemeteries . Many I have included are in such run-down condition that it is difficult to find the stones. We only read those we could locate without digging or cutting brush . I will be glad to contribut~ to ~ny existing cemetery association, or if you will place an ~rti~le i~ VAN , I would be glad to correspond with any writers, every inquiry will be answered . An association could be set up , and funds placed in one of your local ba nks of the area and taken care of by elected officials of the organization. We are hoping to return to Virginia in the Spring to do more research . We would like to stay t~o or three months would like to rent a mobile ~ome or.apartment in Pulaski or Mont~omery County. Would require it furnished sparsely and clean. Would pay two or th r ee months in advance . Would not like to stay in someone ' s home. Hoping these cemetery readingbs will find a place in VAN. as I know 1 these have never een published. As far Very truly yours, ~ r ~~ ~A -,---3~~ Carole Presley 502 w. 8th Russellville , Ar. 72801 ( 501) 968- 1211 Revised Second Printing "FLOYD COUNTY - A History Of Its People And Places '' by Amos D Wood, Edited by: Ann Scott Swain Bailey . Price $l9.95 plus $.90 tax a nd shipping of $1.40 for a t otal of $22.25 for each paperback copy . Order from: Southern Printing Co, Inc, 501 Industrial Park Road , Blacksburg, Va 24060, or Old Church Gallery c/o Mrs Hilda Harmon, Rt 4 Box 17A , Floyd , Va 24091. We reviewed this book at the first printing and it is an excellent book. Virgini<J Apvala<:hian NotE's �nEPORTS OF CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA DECIDED BY the Superior Court of Chancery 1809 by Wm . W. Henning & Wm . Munford Vol. II (These books a r e us ually found in a law library . When I started abstracting the cases , I did not copy those that did not have genealogi cal i nformation or only s urnames . Some cases were only half a page, others could be JO or more pages . Quite often the depositions of witnesses were i ncluded , the lawyers briefs , and the judges opinions. page or date po Richmond District 1806 Points of Law po Ross agst Pleasants , Shore & Co . & others . po White agst Fitzhugh , Lewis & Johnston : burg . District court of Fredericks- Vass agst Magee : Dist Court of Fredricksburg . 16 ' 1806 Sept 2-J Jones Agst Jones : ... . Robert Jones .. ... Ambross Jones . ... . Thomas D::tvis .. ..... Mar 1805 . 1. 3 Parker agst Pitts : ... . . bond 3-4 Brown agst Brent : . .... L. Ashton .. .. .. Gurrand .. . 4-6 Guerrant agst Fowler & Harris : . .. land in Kentucky . ... Harris lived in Powhatan ..... Fowler in Kentucky ..... 7 Byrne agst Lyle : 7-8 Radford ' s Exr ' s agst Innes ' s Exr : .... Nov 1804 ... .. Henrico County Court .... . . bond William Radford to James Innes .... land in Ohio .. . 9 Calloway & Steptoe agst Tate : ... Court of Campbell County ... debt 12 M' Call agst Graham & Beall : .. County Court of Richmond .. . • posses sions of grandfather of present complainant ... ... affidavits of James Webb & Joseph F Munroe .... Francis T Brooke .... John Monroe .. 15 Wilson agst Wilson ' s Adm ' rs & others : . ... the complainant living in Great Britain , . , , . The intestate lived & died in the District of Columbia ... . .. . 3238 Minnis agst Echols : District court of Franklin County Court House ... . deposition of Mary Magdaline alias Mary Magdaline Ellmore .... 38 Ruble agst 'IUrner & others : .. James Turner, Joel Motley & 3 others . . . assault & battery on Thomas W Ruble . . . a writing JO Oct 1799, "I do hereby acknowledge , that Joel Motley paying my expenses at Mount Relief with Captain Alexander Hunter shall be satisfaction \ ' irginia Appalachian N otcs �,,, for the part he the sai d Motley took in an assault & battery c~m­ mitted upon me at said Mount . Provided this shall not be consider as any satisfaction in favor of Joseph Nunn , Stephen Maynor , James Turner, or Arc hibald McNanny , who were guilty at the same ti me & pl ace . Tho . 1'1. Ruble Oct JO , 1790 Alex. Hunter Patty Hunter 48 Stuart agst Hamilton : 20 Apr 1800 .. . .. Greenbrier County . ... Wm . Hami l ton , sheriff .. . . . . . District Court at Sweet Springs . . 27 Aug 1799 . . . . Robert Harvey grant to Thomas Pres ton . . 590 acres Botetourt County surveyed 13 Dec 1793 (to Preston) .. . . . John Mills (June 27 , 1764) to Robinson to Preston ......... Preston (5 Jan 1782 ) to Sam' l Walker , ass i gnee of John Miller ·· · · ··· Preston to Samuel Baldwin , assignee of John Wood, ass i gnee of John Lewis. . . . . . . . . Mat thew , as ' g ' e of Joseph Hawkins , as'g ' e of D3.vid Alderson . .. . .. . .. . . . 55- Preston agst Harvey : 69 69 Sale agst Roy : .. Wm Sale .. Mch 1797 .. County Court of Caroline .. Mungo Roy "Fredericksburgh Herald" on 7 Dec 1795 would sale land .. James Micou (will probate 9 Aug 1781) , dee 'd .. his nephew James Henry Roy & nieces Beatrix & Catharine W Roy , children of Mung o Roy 80- Woodson & Royster agst Barrett & Co : . .. gaming note .. . . Joseph & William Royster, sheriff of Goochland Co ....... 1783 Woodson gamed at cards with Thomas Miller and lost . .... Miller lost to John Jouitt Jr ... ... Gen . Chas Scott . . . . .. John Barrett ... . Henrico Co . Court ....... Wm Royster Jr . Deputy sheriff ... . 89 Woodson 89 Price agst Crump & others : Superior Court of Chancery Ri chmond 11 Sept 1802 . : . . .. Wm Pri~e .... Julius Crump ...... . Benj m Sheppard deputy sheriff . . . . Ianiel Burton . . . . Henrico Co . Court . . . . Thos Cal tett . . .. Robt Brooks , . . . John Harvie , Sheriff Henrico co. , ... 1 1 100 Lewis agst Thompson , Scott , Haskins : District Court of Prince Edward . .. .. John Lewis .... Negros .... John B Scott . .. . Nath ' l Carter, deputy for Walter Bennet , sheriff of Halifax Co . . .. , John Haskins . .. ... John M Clay ' s tavern .. . ... . Wm Thompson •. , . • . 10.5 Goodall agst Stuart : Distri ct Court Richmond , ... County court Henrico ... . bond ... . John Beveley .. . Alex ' r Stuart , .. , 10 Apr 1800 . . . Thos Newell . .. . County Court of Goochland . .. , . . 116 Pollard agst Cartwright , Brand & other s: Superior Court of Chancery Richmond District Oct 1802 . , , . land mortgage . . . Richard Burnl ey ... 1792 Richard Byrd , heir to Adam Byrd, Robert Pollard agst Thos Cartwright; Wm Gooseley, ex ' r of All en Jones ; James Dav:S , .. . · · · · Burnish & Elizabeth Swann Burnish , his wif e , ex ' r of Richard Burnley, dec ' d, Joseph Brand , & Mary Bell Burnl ey, dau & heir of Rich ' d Burnley, dec'd, an infant s i nce married to Edmund Brown .• . , Adam Byrd •••••• Thos Doncastle. , ..• . • , Chandler's ex'r agst Hill & Lipscombe , ex ' rs of Chas Neal : Superi or 124 Court Chancery Richmond Di.stric 17 Mar 1803 . . . . . . Wm Neale (will probate Nov. 1768), father of Chas Neale. ·· ·· .Doctor Chandler . · · • · · · Virginia Appalachian Notes - - - -- - - - - -- �17. James Quarles married a daughter of W. Neale ... .. Chas Neale died Sept or Oct 1790 .. . .. James Quarles died ca 1794 and insolvent .. . Francis Graves .... . .. . 132 Daws on ags t Thruston & others, Justices of Frederick County: District Court Winchester ....... .. . 159 Turpin , a drn'r of James, agst Thomas ' s Represtatives . 149 Pallas & others , Indians & paupers, agst Mary Hill John Hill Bridget & & Francis 'fucker James & & Tabb & & " Littleberry Tucker Hannah & " & " William Evans " " Booth Warren & Mary, his wife & Sam & '' District Court of Peters burg slaves ....... descendants of Bess, American Indians . . ..... . 11 II II II 11 II II 11 II II II II II II 161 Tuylors & others , devisees of Waits , agst Houston: District Court Staunton,County Court Rockingham ... . Nov 1795 . . May 1796 .... 164 Nelson agst Matthews & another: Superior Court Chancery Staunton 1785 .. .. Nelson resident of Richmond ... .. 11Feb1805 land Sampson & George Matthews ..... Randal Lockhart .. . ... Patrick Buchanan, surveyor . ... . . 130 The Commonwealth agst Hewitt : General Court 15 June 180J ..... Wm Philips , former sheriff , now dec'd of Stafford .. . . . Elizabeth Philips, ex ' x of Wm .. . . . . . Hewitt former Sheriff of Stafford ...•. • 189 Crawford Agst McDonald : Superior Court Chancery, Staunton District 15 Mar 1797 ... . Joseph Tribble sold to John McDonald . .. . land in Kentucky . . . . . . . Joseph Brock sold to Rev Edward Crawford of Washington Co ., Va. , 3 Apr 1798 . . . ... land Buffaloe Creek , Logan Co., Kentucky . 193 Pegram agst Isabell : District Court of Petersburg Sept 1807 . .... . Isabell , a slave ..... Indian mother Nancy . ..... Stephen Mayes 1790 April 1808 213 The Commonwealth agst Colquhouns & others . 215. Anderson & Starke agst Fox & others : High Court of Chancery ..... . Nelson Anderson . .. . .. Richard Anderson ..... Alex ' r Baine ..... debt . . 1778 Louisa County Court .. .. Philip Duval . ... . District Court of Richmond .. .. . Susanne Fox , to her daughter Caty Anderson, wife of Richard Anderson . . . . . . , John Fox, ex 'r Susanne ....... Joseph Fox .. Richard & Caty Anderson married upwards of 20 years ..... Susanna Fox lived with them (Andersons) prior to death ...... John Woodson & Robert Perkins married daughters of Robert Anderson (prior to 1791) . . ... Wm Smith, Nelson Harris .... . Anne Fox, daughter of John Fox ... .. .. Thos Gardner, adm ' r of John Fox ....... . Virginia Appalachian Notes �268 Hit e 's hei rs & devisees ags t Wilson & Dunlap ; and the ~ame ags ~ th~ same: General Cour t ... 2 judgments Cou_r;ty Court Frede:--i.ck . ... Di s t°;~t Cour t of Winchester . ... . John Heit , deed . .. . . . Theodori.ck Lee , Ale x Pitt . . ... Buchanan & Edward Gaunt , being also husbanc of fema l e aforesaid .... 289 Dennis & Wm Fi tzhugh, Infs &c agst Anderson , Taliaferro , Me redith & others : Superior Court Chancery , Richmond district May 1803 . ... Wm Fitzhugh, of Marmi son , of King George County ..... grand.fa ther of appellants .... . his (Wm Fitzhugh) eldest John , live Ca roline Co .. .. 1784-8 John moved to Amherst Co ..... Benj ' m Johnson & Thomas Anderson of Caroline Co . ; Zacharias Taliaferro (Amherst Co. ) , Wm Meredith (Amherst Co . ) . . . . . Wm Fitzhugh will dated Mar 1789 proved 1791 . .. . Lucy Fitzhugh , mother of Dennis & Wm . ..... Hannah Fitzhug h , widow of Wm .; Robert Allison , nephew of Wm Fitzhugh; Wm Watkins his (WF) overseer at Marmion in 1772 ; Wm Redd , who lived with him (WF) from 176669 at Marmion . .. . . . . . John Sutton .... . John Fitzhugh . . .. .. Wm Clas by his overseer; Thompson Mills , a near neighbour .. ... .. . Charles Watts .. . 308 Mantz agst Hendley : Debt ... Asa Bacon , attorney , for Francis Mantz Aug. 1796 .. . .. . Loudoun County ..... John Hendley . .. .. . Nathan Ellis . . J 18 Kinney agst Beverley : County Augusta ..... . District Court Staunton . .. . . lots in Staunton , 344 Carter's Trustees vs Washington & others : 1799 District Court of of Dumfries • . . . Chas Carter late of Stafford Co . now Halifax. ··· .3 Mar Nominy, Robt Carter of Curratanam , carter of Shirley (as guardian for Judith Page , widow of Mann , Robert Carter . ... .. . Shirley . . . Edward Washington .... 1729 to Robert Carter Jr of Chas Carter of Urbanna John sons of Mann Page of R~sewell & Carter , the younger , and Charles 345 Wilkes agst Jackson: County Court Brunswick .... Thos Wilkes . , 9 Sept 1799 . .. . . Burwell Wilkes . .. . . assualt & battery . . . .. Ephraim Jackson ... 346 Carr's ex ' r agst Anderson ( i n 2 suits ): District Court Ri chmond .. Garland Carr , ex ' r of Barbara Carr , dec ' d . . . .. Nathaniel Anderson . . Louisa Court •. .. Inventory of Barbara Carr taken 15 Jan 1795 ...... . 13 May 1801 Peterfield Archer , adm'r Branch Tanner dec ' d . . · · .District Court Richmond ... . . Thomas Saddler . .. . . land in Chesterfield Co . 1797 , ... . . . Joseph Royal Archer , Peterfield Archer, Mary Page , Finnie Saunder s f ormer Archer , Mar tha Field Archer & Elizabeth Royal Archer , legatiees of Tanner .... Wm Clayton •. . .. . Branch Tanner the elder , to hi s s on Branch the younger •..... John Soanes .... ... . 370 Archer, adm'r Tanner, agst Saddler : 381 Elizabeth Upshaw agst LeRoy Upshaw & others : Superior Cour t of Richmond 1803 ... . .. . last wills of John Hunt (dated 28 Dec 1760 & proved 19 Jan 1761) and William Upshaw (dated 17 Jan 1761 and probate 17 Aug 1762 . . .. . Elizabeth sister of the former and wife of the latter •..... . John Hunt , his mother Ann Upshaw (d 1763 ) ... . will of John Hunt - my sisters Mary Ann Dillard and Elizabeth Ups haw. ···· ·· Wm Upshaw' s will: wife Elizabeth - heirs of James Upshaw - my uncle Forest Upshaw's J children, Leroy, Mill y & John - will dated 1 June Virginia Appalachian Notes __ .. �-1761 ...... J children of Forest Upshaw were half brothers and sister of John Hunt . . . . . . James Dillard, her (Elizabeth) Sister ' s husband . J95 Bea tty agst Smith & Thompson : Superior Court of Chancery , Staunton District, 1 Apr 180J . .... .. Henry Beatty .. . . . High Court of Chancery ..... John Smith & Cornelius Thompson ...... District Court of Winchester . .... . bond . .. . .. Elias Langham removed to NW Territory. 398 Bartley & Ferguson agst Yates : General Court . , .. bond . . .. Joshua Bartley . . . . . William Yates . . .... 4 Nov 1802 .. . . Buckingham County. James Ferguson . .... 401 Quarles Adm ' x agst Littlepage & Co. : District Court King & Queen Court House .. . . . . John Quarles dec 'd .. .. . 408 Morris , Overton & others agst Ross : Superior Court of Chancery , Richmond District 19 May 1803 .. .. Court of Appeals 1802 .... rent .. . 416 Kennedy agst Waller & another : Distr ict Court of Richmond , Tresspass .... . Benj ' m Waller & John Waller agst Kennedy for shooting a slave . .. ... Wm Arnold & Judith Arnold , his wife ... . . James Edwards . .... John Butler ..... The wife of Edwards , the mother of Judith Arnold 420 Perkins agst Saunders & Wade , ex ' rs &c of Power (4 suits) : in Superios Court Chancery , Richmond District ..... . R. H. Saunders .. . .. . 42J 'Tu.ylor agst Rainbow: Trespass ... . . District Court Suffolk, Borough Court of Norfolk ..... . Thomas Rainbow ..... . John Taylor . .. . 22 June 1798 446 Graghill & others , sur . s of Little , agst Page , Governor &c ; adm ' rs agst the same : 459 467 Little ' s General Court . Winslow & others agst the Commonwealth (2 cases ) Sally Cogbill , Mother of Sal ly Nelson Cogbill , agst Hill Cogbill, Thomas Cogbill & others : John Cogbill , dec 'd, will recorded 8 Feb 1808 County Court Chesterfield .... another writi ng (a codcill) writen by John Cogbill , presented by Sally Nelson Cogbill ... .. Hill Cogbi ll, Thomas Cogbill & other heirs ...... District Court Richmond . . . Susan Nelson Cogbill died at this decision .... Will of John Cogbill having nei ther wife nor child .. . will given "John Cogbill. .. . parish of Iale & County of Chesterfield ... (1) niece Salley Hill , daughter of my brother James Cogbill, dec'd ..... (2 ) Thos Nelson Cogbill, son of James , dec ' d ... .. . nephew Jesse Cogbill , son my brother George, Dec'd .. .. . J ohn Cogbill , son of my brother George, dec'd ...... Chas Graves, Tho mas Nel s on Cogbill & Armistead Hill ex ' rs • •... • 9 Nov 1805 . " .... Thos Nelson Oogbill died duri ng lifetime of John Cogbill , Testator •.. John orally gave to James Ferguson .... "To Sally Cogbill, widow of nephew T.N. Cogbill , dec ' d . ... . To Sally Nelson Cogbill, dau of Sally & Thos N Cogbill .... . niece Sally Hill ..... brother Jesse Cogbill ..... Chas Graves, Sally Cogbill & Armistead Hill, ex ' rs ...... In 1807 after above John . ... . lived 7 or 8 months afterward •.... Edward Archer fri end of John Cogbill, dec'd • ... ... Virginia Appalachian Notes �~o . 525 Paul & others agst Paul : Superior Court Chancery , Staunton Dis trict Rockbridge County Court .... will of John Paul , the el der produced 6 ' jan 1795, , .... Mary Paul relict of John Paul, the elder . .... John Pau 1 Jr . • . . . . . testator of great age . ..... . in 2nd childhood . .. ..t ·· J hn Jr obtained will by fraud . ... .. 1794 will a fraud . .. . .. Coun Y c~urt Chancery 1799 , fraud , died intestate , affirmed . 536 Stubbs agst Burwell : Superior Court Chancery, Williamsburg Dis trict . 544 Fletcher agst Pollard : Superior Court Chancery Richmond Distr ict . 1 June 180J .. · · 575 Freelands agst Royall & Anderson , Ex'rs of Clarke : Superior Court Richmond District . . May 180J .... debt ... John Clarke James and Archibald Freeland .. .. 1790 . .. High Court Jr . died 1792 . . Chancery ... ···· County Court Prince Edward . . . .. . October 1808 590 Ellzey agst Lane's Ex'x 60J Waggoner agst Gray : s Adm ' rs : , Andrew Waggoner .. .. County Court of Berkeley . . . . .. David Gray deed . ...... 1784 .. .... . Smith laughter .. . PETITION FILED. AGAINST HALBERT' S INC . On 3~ October , the US Postal Service filed a petition agai nst Sharon 'Tu.ylo~ and.Halbert s , Inc of Bath , Ohio . alleging breach of a consent agreement entered into in 1985. Specifically th t'tion alleges · t o m1srepresen · t that the books , . t e pe i "consist prithat this company cont inues marily of the story of the particular family name listed i 1 thse11~. ci ta ti on. As a result of the filing of the petition , the Postal Serv~c ~ ~~c~al Officer will make a decision whether to impound mail addressed to H elb ut~ until s uch . 1 agency d ecis1on . . . the matter a er s time as there i s a f1na in In recent weeks, NGS members have sent in solicitati~n lett received fro m . h is . "s1gne . d" bY a person with the samers urname as that of Halbert's, each of whic the addressee and the book being offered for sale. This i s e s practice on the part of Halbert ' s , similar to that used in the past by "Eliz:bn~~ Ross .'' Our collection of letters has been forwarded to the USPS regional ~nspector in Philadelphia. 11 Halbert's offers for sale books with titles such as "( Surname) Immigrants and Their New World Descendants," "( Surname) Families Around the World and "The New World (Surname) Family Album and Complete Registry ." from NGS Newsletter, Vol. 14 No . 6, Nov-Dec 1988. (Note: this would be similar to the books by "Mary Whitney" _ ( surna me) Across America.) 11 , --------- ---------------------------- ------------- ------- ------ -----------y irginia Appalachian N Ot('!> �~I THE AMMEN FAMILY contributed by Nelson Eddy DAVID A.MMEN: A. W.P.A . Project , Virginia -- A Guide to the old Dominion, printed by Oxford University Press of New York, 1940, page 132 , states that "the farthes t outpost captured by the press in the 19th Century was Fincastle, in Botetourt County, where THE HERALD OF VIRGINIA was published in 1800 . " This paper was a four page sheet , 10 x 15t inches, subscription price ten shillings a year, published by !avid Ammen, Editor and Owner, on what was then Lot 9 on the south side of Main street, now occupied by the residences of F . T. Waid and W.M. Minter and the law offices of E.A. Lewey . A copy of this newspaper was among the effects of the l ate S.Z . Am.men and of General Jacob Ammen and he removed to Ohio in 1810 , leaving the first newspaper established in Virginia west of Lynchburg. DANIEL AMMEN: The edition of the Fincastle Democrat of October 23, 1846 carries the announcement of the testimonials of Ianiel Ammen as to the efficacy of Dr. H. M. Johnson's cure for skin deseases . ADMIRAL DANIEL AMMEN : Youngest brother of General Jacob Ammen, was a graduate of Annapolis with a brilliant Civil War record . He invented the Balsa and the Gunless Ammen Ram, the ram now being lodged in the Smithsonian Institution at Washington. Admiral Ammen is credited with origination the project of the Nicaragua Cana ; and he founded the town of Ammendale , Maryland , twelve miles from the City of Washington, D.C. The Ammens and their descendants have given their services to many worthy causes. One , Samuel Zenas Ammen, born at Fincastle, Va., was one of the founders of the Kappa Alpha Order, a society founded at Washington and Lee University , and was the sole author of its ritual, its accolade and its prayer. Another Ammen born in Fincastle , concocted and manufactured Ammens Powder, medicated powder still sold on a national basis. The Ammens established and operated the Fincastle Woolen Mills and built and owned for many years a brick house which is still a landmark in Fincastle. BENJAMIN AMMEN : In 1822 the Rev. Dempsey, while pastor of Mill Creek Church procured its permission to establish a branch of the church in Fincastle, Virginia . For nine years it was operated as a mission with the Rev . Dempsey in charge . Then in 1831 the Fincastle Church was built and the congregation formally organized with Benjamin Ammen being ordained the first deacon of the Fincastle Church by Elders Harris and Johnston. There was always a mill at Fincastle; in fact, Miller's Mill came even before Fincastle. In 1826, Benjamin Ammen purchased from his father-inlaw, Thomas Cross , his mill located on the west side of the Town Branch, midway between the extension of Main and Back Streets. This land came through Benjamin Carper , Henry Wax , Andrew Henry and John Miller of Miller's Mill . Whether Cross ' s mill was the original Miller's Mill is unknown to the writer, but the location is practically, if not absolutely,identicaly. In a deed from Benjamin Carper to Benjamin Anunen in 1829 the present Town Branch is spoken of as "Ammens Run"; so we can assume \' irginia Appalachinn N ates �. Ammen was then either operating the Cross-Miller mill or that Een~a~he Fincastle Woolen Mills . The Benjamin Amm~n property ~~­ had erec e h onsisted of a flour and grist mill , sawnn.ll of the o t~e To~ d~n~t~er's shop in the basement of the mill , and a carding !~~~ ~~n ~e rolls out of wool. Mr. Ammen also built houses along the branch for his employees . T . with this prosperous business , it was fitting to have a hous e of A substantial two-story brick dwelling was erecte~ by Benjamin Ammen presumably around 1826, close to his factory . The thick brick walls rest on a heavy stone foundation . The basement rooms are large and have high ceilings ; and there they cooked and ate . These r<?oms have high base paneling and built-in cupboards. The interior decorating is finely carved , and the door locks bear English crests . The window panes are of i mperfect handblown glass . The main door is particularly beautiful, decorated with a fan and side light ; and the s tairway , mantels, door frames and chair rai l are finely carved with rope molding . Although no Ammens are left in Botetourt County , Virginia , the family is still represented by the children of Mrs . Annie Ammen Smith . The house is now owned by Mr. & Mrs . Hugh I . Switzer. n~ ~ean proportions . 0 The Ammen Mill became famous for its Fincastle patterns, woven into woolen blankets which are still sold today . This mill furnished vital supplies to the Civil War Commissare Department and the Ammens having brought from Switzerland the knowledge and skill of the dye industry . BENJAMIN AW1EN was a trustee of the Fincastle Female Seminary , The first record of which is in a deed dated January 24 , 1850 and recorded in Deed Book 31 , page 399. This place was on part of land owned by John T. Anderson called ' Grove Hill , joining the south s ide of Fincastle , Virginia. JACOB AMMEN: A.W .P.A. Project, Virgini a , 'A Guide to the Old Dominion , printed ~y Oxford University Press of New York , 1940 , page 132 , states that Tu.vid Ammen was the father of Rear Admiral 10.niel Ammen and of General Jacob Ammen, and he removed to Ohio in 1810. JOHN AMMEN : There after appointed by County Court and called "Assessors ," those serving between 1870 and 1875 were : Amsterdam : Mr . Ja.cob G. Sperry, Mr. Francis M. Kessler and Mr . John Am.men. JOHN AMMON (note spelling ): Voted for one George Hancock , and M. McFerren for Delegates and one John Preston for Senator in 1792 at the Court House i n Fincastle, Botetourt County , Virginia. Found in the book '' See~ Bed of the Republic Early Botetourt " by R . D. Stoner . ( note : Thi~ book may be purchased from The Roanoke Historical Society . ) Note t~ there were several different ways to spell several of the German fami Y names of those that came to America and then on into the Great Valley located in the state of Virginia. THE AMMENS (Ammon, Aman, Amen, Amens , Ammon) : DURST AMMEN (Ammon): Came from the Canton of Basie , Switzerland in i 7~ ' stopping s ome years in Pennsylvania and arriving on Looney ' s Mill Cree \I irginia Appalachian Notes -- - - - - - - _, �in Botetourt County, Virginia in the year of 1784 to become one of the large landovmers of that area . Durst Ammen , who was a Luthe.r an all of his life, s i gned a petition to the State Legislature purporting to be signed by members of the German Baptist Church. The Ammens came to America from Swi tzerland and to Botetourt County, Vi rginia , from Pennsylvania , along with the Hershbergers, Deerdorfs, and other brethren , but family history is very positive that Durst, the head of the family in the late 1700's was a Lutheran all of his life and to the time of his death, although some of his daughters had married members of the Brethern Congregation . DURST AMMEN: Signed a petition to the Homble The Speaker and Members of the Legislature of the State of Virginia in the year of December 1J, 1799 The petition of a number of Inhavitants of the County of Botetourt lmown by the name of German Baptists respectfully represents. That the members of our Church have at all times and in all countries, been forbid by their conscience to take up arms against their fellow man. Observing as we trust we do, a c.onduct void of offense toward all men we are by the same principles forbid all legal strife and contention when differences arise a mong us they are settled by the rulers of our Church, We support our own poor and suffer none of them to become burthensome to any but to ourselves . To live in this peacable and inoffensive manner, we consider among our first duties . Notwithstanding laws have at various times been passed to compel a departure from these our religious opinions, they have in no istance produced other effects than fines and amerciaments . We humble hope that in this our country, the boast of which is the uninterrupted enjoyment of civil and religious liberty no part of the community will be impoverished by perpetual finds for refraining to do an act which to their consciences abhor. To this end we pray the ourselves with others similarly circumstances may in future be exempted from fines for not attending musters . Should your Hombly body deem it improper for us to employ that part of our time to our own emolument, which is employed by others in attending musters, we will chear.full y be employed in labor of public utility and beg leave to suggest that the improvement of public Roads in our respective neighborhoods might be most beneficial . In allowing us to commute our labor for public benefit, instead of military duty , or granting suce other ·relief to your petitioners as their case requires, they as in duty bound will ever pray etc, There were 43 endorsements on back of this petition,: German Baptist Pet, (editor's note : the above was propably copied from the original) DURST AMMON - Record of votes of election held at the Court House in Botetourt County, April 1792: In 1792, Botetourt County included present Botetourt , Craig , Roanoke and Alleghany Counties, and its qualified voters (i.e. male owners of property) were required by an act passed October 1785 to vote for members of the General Assembly . The procedure was to come to the court house and in the presence of the assemblage register their votes by a viva voce presentation of their choice to the Sheriff , who thereupon recorded them on the election records. Some 518 names appear on the Botetourt County land tax lists for 1792, and it appears that }21 voted in this election. Durst Ammon voted for one George Hancock, one M. McFerran (as delegates), one James Montgomery (as senator) . Virginia Appalachian Notes �Publ. shed a weekly newspaper named (Fincastle) Herald of DAVID ~ : 18~0 Established in March 1800 , judging from the date Virginia ~~edt and. only issue located , that of Dec . 5 , 1 800 , Vol . I , No . of t~e ear iet~tle of " The Herald of Virginia , and Fincas tle Weekly Ad1 40 with the 111J) • -4" L;brary Congress has Dec . 5, 1800 ("b"d i 1 veri-iser. • DAVID AMMEN s on of Tu.rst Ammen , on January 1 , 1800 , published the first Virginia ne~spaper west of Lynchburg , in his printing s hop in Fincastle , Virginia. JACOB .AMMEN : Son of David Ammen was born January 7 , 1~06 , a few mil~ s east of Fincastle , Va. , and graduated from West Point in 1831 , s tanding eleventh in his class . He taught mathematics and philosophy at West Point and later taught at the University of Indiana and other schools . While Jacob was sti ll young , Tu.vid Ammen moved his family to Ohio . With the advent of the Civil War, Jacob felt his loyalty to his Ohio homeland overcame his sympathy for his birthplace and he volunteered with the northern rdbes two (omission) after the battle of Fort Sumter . He entered the war as a captain and rose to the rank of brigadier general , at one time commanding the Fourth Division of Buell ' s A:rrny and being once in command of the Department of the Federal A:rmy of Tennessee. General Am.men was commen~ed many times for distinguished gallantry and for the cool, wary and vigorous method in which he managed h i s brigade , especi ally distinghishing himself at Pittsburg Landing and Shiloh. After the Civil War, General Ammen became Engineer of Hamilton County (Cincinnati) , Ohio. He was later sent by the United States Government , alon g with a party of distinguished Army and Nav.y Engineers , to report upon the probable fate of. the De L~sseps scheme and the f easibility of the Nicaragua Canal. He first married Caroline Pi erce a cousin of President Frankl.in L. Pierce and his second wife was Angela ' Martha daughter of General Nathaniel Beasl~y.. He. died near Cincinnati, Ohlo , at the age of 88 years , a most distinguished teacher , soldier and engineer . MARCUS AMMEN was a student at the Botetourt County Seminary after its revitalization in 1836. MICHAEL AMMEN was also a student at the Botetourt County Seminary after its revitalization in 1836 , MICHAEL AMON signed a petition for the erecti ng of a church on the grounds of the formerly occupied by the establishment , December . 18 , 1813 . Also there was to be set aside a portion of the land for a burying place in the town of Fincastle , Virg inia. SAMUEL ZENAS AMMEN; Among the belongings of Samuel Ammen th~re wa~ found an old newspaper entitled the Herald of Virginia ' published in 1800. He was born in Fincastle , Va . and was one of the founders of the Kappa Alpha Order, r published in the AMMEN wrote a letter memorializing K. B. S t one ' . School as Fincast le Herald March 20 , 1924 , describing the Academy Hill f t toi t was in 1855. The school was a s olid octagonal struct~:e 0 ;o t~e ries, bull t about 1825 for a Masonic Lodge by weal thy ci izens 0 s. v. V irginia Appalachian Notes _j �flourishing period of Fincastle 's history. The planters of that early time were ardent Masons and spent money freely for their meeting places, In 1855 it seems the Lodge had yielded possession to the town and school was kept in the first floor east end room. We were rarely admitted to the wes t end room, which by a stairway led to a large Masoni c Hall, handsomely fitted up, occupying the whole second floor . ....... . THIRSTY AMON: The Harshbargers , the only Harshbarger to record a to 1800 , when in 1787 (deed book Ralston 8 acres on Looney ' s Mill apparently led by Christian, who was deed to a Botetourt County farm prior 3, page 454) he purchased from Mathew Creek adjoining '' Thirsty Amon " . COMPUTER NOTES : from an articl e "Genealogy More Popular", The Sun, Bremerton, WA Horne Computer enthusiasts can use the latest technology to help trace family roots. There are now about 50 software packages available that can maintain a data base for genealogy . It i s also possible to share data with other computerized researchers via modem . For example , Bill Johnson, a pioneer in computerized genealogical research, is excited about future development. He has traced a few lines of his ancestry to 1621 , when some of his forefathers came to the New World on Ann,, the second Pilgrim ship to follow the Mayflower. But Johnson was stymied on another quest. "Some of my ancestors arrived in the United States from Germany in the 1880s during a huge wave of immigration , " he says . "Their records are buried somewhere in 130 massive rolls of unindexed microfilm at the Nati onal Archives ." Within a few years, however, it may be possible for Johnson to patch his home computer into the records of the National Archives . For more information, contact the Computer Interest Group, National Genealogical Society , 1921 Sunderland Pl,NW, Washington, DC 20036-1674, Computer enthusiasts may want to obtain a copy of "Computer Genealogy: A Guide to Research Through High Technology" by Paul A Anderek and Richard A Pence, Ancestry Inc , PO Box 476 , Salt Lake City, UT 84110 , Cost is $12,95 , (the above article in the 17 Dec 1988 issue of The Sun . ) Billie Redding Lewis announded that a second edition of her PIONEERS OF THE VIRGINIAS will soon be available along with the thi rd edition of her ACROSS THE BLUE RIDGE . Both books include families of Bedford-Franklin-Henry county area with the ancestors and descendants of the said families. F.ach book is $39 . 00 and can be ordered from Billie at 1104 Voncile Street , Lake Wales, FL 33853 GODWIN - CLAIBORNE - ROBINSON - WILSON FAMILIES; Research completed on these families includes information on Kyles, Moffetts and James. To obtain copies contact •••.•. J William Austin II, 2151 Broadway Ave SW #4, Roanoke, VA 24014. Telephone: (703) J4'-r2178. Virginia Appalachian Notes �ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA , CEMETERIES Contributed by Betty M Arnold* . 6 rru"les N · on Rt . l8 from Paint Bank Lo cat ion : . , Va . (Craig Co . ) , across l p 0 tt Creek into Alleghany Co , turning left into George Washi ngton Nat . F r :t Ri #350 for . 5 mile . Walk into Natl. Forest due South for appox. 2 ~oeyards . Both graveyards are s i de by side, with Reid-Gillespie enclosed by fence . Kyle Cemetery (a 2-si ded family stone) KYLE (East side) In Memory Galbraith Kyle Born Sept . 11 , 1811 Died Aug 17 , l87J Age 61 yr . 11 mo . 24 days . (South s i de) In Memory Julia White wife of Galbraith Kyle Born Nov . 17 , l8l l Died Dec. 8, 1893 . Elizabeth A. wife of Captain Given 1882 Age 42 yr. 16 days Born Dec . 25 , 1839 James T. Kyle 20 yr. 5 days Plasters Farm Rilled at Battle of Died J a n . 6 , June 30 , 1 862 age Moses S. Kyle Died July 8 , 1862 Age 18 yr . 10 mo . 8 days Caroline Kyle Died July 6 , 1862 Age 8 yr . 2 mo . 7 days Sophia Kyle Died June 13, 1 862 Age 10 yr 7 days. REID - GILLESPIE CEMETERY (front row) M. V. Roach July 4 , 1917 July 22 , 1917 O. C. Roach Aug . 22 , 1918 Aug. 25 , 1919 2 unmarked graves. (back row) (2 sided family stone) (East s i de) James P . Gillespie April 15 , 1846 Dec. 1, 1927 (CSA marker at grave) . (South side) Mary C . McClab wife of J . P. Gillespie Nov. 13 , 1 849 April 16 , 1923 At Perfect peace . Stella Daughter of J .P. &M.C . Gillespi e Born May 3, l882 1, 1884. John Son of J . B. & M. C. Gillespie Born Jan. l , 1 889 Died Died July Mar . 1 , 1887 (Family Stone) Father George w. Reid Born May 14 , l82 Died Feb l5 , 9 1895 Mother Virginia Reid Born July 21 , 1839 Died Feb l l , l916 Gone, but not forgotten Infant son of G. W. & Vi rgin i a Reid A l i ttl e bud of love to bloom with God above . (three smaller stones below thi s one) G.W.R. (infant) (inscribed on grave marker) Geo. W. Reid Co . I 22 Regt . va . Ins. CSA Feb 15, 1895. (CSA marker at grave . ) V.R. *P.O. Box 545, Ialeville, VA 24803 Virginia Appalac:hian !\iotes �SOURCES OF INFORMATION FOR FAMILY RESEARCH VJTA L REGl S ~RATI ON OF FICE ~IE ST V11<GJ rfi ;\ DE PARTMEN T 0 F HEAL TH CHAR LESTON WE ST VIRG INIA 25305 1 Th e c c ~tralizat i on of birth and death records in this office began in 1917 . We wou l d l :~ve r ecords for births and deaths occurring after that year. The fee for each st: a rct1 of r eco rds is $5.00 which includes a search of the year preceding, the year f o ll owing and the year specified in the request. The West Virginia Vital Stati st ic s La1v r equ ire s a fee of $5.00 for the search of records whether or not a certif i cat e i s is sued . The $5 . 00 fee is not refundable . 1 A! 1 d ~ 2 th certificates for deaths which occurred from 1917 through 1948, have been moved to the Archives. We do have an index of these deaths and we will search the ind ex . Since the centralization of records began in this office in 1917 , we would not t1ave a b irth certificate unless a Delayed Certificate of Birth has been fil ed at so~e ti me . We do have an index of these births and we will search the de l ayed in dex . All birth certificates for births which occurred during the 1800 ' s an d 1900 through 1916, and which have been filed with the Division of Vital Statisti cs as a delayed filing, have been forwarded to West Virlinia Department of Culture and Hi st ory, Archives and History Division, The Cultura Center, Capitol Complex, Char l esto n,25305. Contact Archives regarding their fees. The phone number is 304 -348-0230. A central index of marriages is available from 1921. A search of records can be ma de for a fae of five dollars (three year period) and if loGated you would be advised of the county office to which you may write for a copy of the record. CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT Prior to 1917 birth and death records were filed in the office of the county c 1erk in tl1e county where the event occurred. Prior to 1921 a record of marriages was filed in the office of the county clerk in the county where the license was issued. A list of county clerks is attachedo WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE AND HISTORY ARCHIVES AND HISTORY DIVISION THE CULTURAL CENTER CAPITOL COMPLEX CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 25305 Among materials available are copies of county histories which trace genealogi es ; original records of wars such as the Civil War; copies of Confed er acy records on microfilm and index; Union Army records divided into infantry, artillery and militia; county records beginning with the mid-1700's contain birth, death and marriage records; census records of 1790 in book form; census reco rd s of 1810-80 of West Virginia and Virginia . Persons wi sh ing to use the library for tracing genealogy should gathe r as much in formation as possible, such as complete name, clues as to age and relatives of t he persons to be researched. \ · irginia Appalachian 1'i otes �SOURCES OF INFORMATION FOR FAMILY RESEARCH BUREAU OF THE CENSUS PERSONAL CENSUS SERVICE BRANCH PITTSBURG, KANS~S 66762 C nsus information for the years 1920 and on is confidential and ordinarily will n~t be furnished to another ~erson unles~ the_per~on to whom it relates authorizes this in the space provided on the Appl teat ion for Search of Census Records". NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE WASHINGTON, O.C. 20408 Census records for 1910 and pr ~or years, pr~v i ous ly on fil e with the Bureau of the Census, Personal Census S~rv1ce Branch, P1 ttsb~rg, Kansas 66762, have been transferred to the Nat ion al Archives and Records ~erv l ce, Washington , o. c. 2040S, and are considered publ ic reco~ds. Requ~sts for in formation from these censuses should be addressed to the National Archives and Records Service Agency. Al though the Nationa 1 Ar~h i ves is not staffed to make extensive searches in the records, it wi 11 try to find a record about a per son if the es sent i a 1 facts necessary to make the search are given. Photocopies of most of the documents can be furnished for a moderate fee. The Nati ona 1 Archives does not construct family trees or trace lineage; nor does it maintain a list of persons who do research for a fee, but on request it will furnish the names and addresses of unive rsities and other organizations in Washington, O.C. that do provide the names of such persons. INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR SEARCH OF RECORDS BIRTH: Name, date of birth, place of birth, father's name, mother 's maiden name. DEATH: Name, date of death, place of death. MARRIAGE : Name of groom, maiden name of bride, date of marriage, place of marriage. If required information is not known, then it would be necessary to furnish sufficient identifying information for a determination to be made as to whether or not the requested certificate has been located. Virginia Appalachian Notes �DI SCLOSUR E OF DATA CONTAINED IN VITAL RECORDS The following is furnished so you will be aware of persons entitled to receive information contained in vital records filed in the Division of Vital Statistics. West Virginia Department of Health. West Virginia Vital Statistics - REGULATIONS Article 10 . DISCLOSURE OF DATA : CERTIFIED COPIES SEC . 10.1 DISCLOSURE OF DATA (a) The State Registrar shall permit the inspection of a record, or i ss ue a certified copy of a record , or part thereof, only when he is sati sfied that the applicant therefor has a direct and tangible interest in the content of the record and that the information contained therein is r.ecessary for the determination of a personal or property right. (1) In the case of birth records, a request from the registrant, a member of his immediate family, his guardian, or their respective legal representatives shal l be considered to be a direct and tangible interest. In the case of a death or fetal death record, a request from a surviving relative, or his legal representative shall be considered to be a direct and tangible interes t. In the case of marriage and divorce records, a request from the parties married, their adult children or their legal representatives shall be considered to be direct and tangible interest . (2) For the purpose of securing and obtaining copies of v.i. t~j _ records, the term "legal representative" shall include an attorney, physician , funeral director, insurance company, or an authorized agency acting in behalf of the registrant or his family. (3) For the purposes of securing and obtaining data from vital records, requests from natural parents of adopted children , in the absence of a court order , and requests from commercial firms or agencies requesting listings of names and addresses shall not be considered to be a direct and tahgible interest. Virginia Appalachian Notes �WEST VIRGINIA: COUNTY AND CIRCUIT CLERKS : COUNTY CLERK CIRCUIT CLERK COUNTY SEAT ZIP CO Mrs. Glenna G. Propst Mrs. Jean W. Green Philippi 26416 John W. Small, Jr. Robert L. Burkhart Martinsburg 25401 Albert J. Gore H. H. Howell, Jr. Madison 25130 John D. Jordan Glenard R. Brown Sutton 26601 Anthony J . Filberto Betty S. Rockwell Wellsburg 26070 Hercil H. Gartin Riley V. Stone Huntington 25701 Richard Stalnaker Don K. Dennis Grantsville 26147 Mrs. Avis S. Moore Joan S. Reed Clay 25043 Janice M. Ellifritt Judith I. Britton West Union 26456 H. E. Janney Herbert A. Mann· Fayettev i 11 e 25840 Mrs. Louella Stalnaker Lane Smith Glenville 26351 Harold G. Hiser Arvella VanMeter Petersburg 5347 2 Eugene V. Spence Joanna P. Munsey Lewisburg 24901 Nancy C. Feller Wayne E. Hott Romney Wilma J. Boring Dan Grossi N 26757 Sue K. Halterman Sue K. Halterman ew Cumberland 26047 Moorefield 26836 1 Sylvia Basi e Patricia S. Minehart Clarksburg Annabelle Taylor T. K. Barnette Ripley 26301 John E. Ott Doris R. Whiting Charles Town 25271 Alma Y. King Cathy S. Gatson 25414 Mary Lou Myers John B. Hinzman Charleston 25301 Larry Z. Adkins Sh irley Mullins ~~~l~nn 26452 Glen .D. Adkins Alvis Porter 25523 H. C. "Kit" Lewis, Jr. Paul Lambert ~~I~~ 25601 Janice Cosco Barbara A. Core 2480 1 Norma J. Glover Sine David R. Ealy Fairmont 2655 Joseph ine T. Hanes Miles S. Epling Moundsville 260 4 41 Rudolph D. Jennings Wilma F. Grubb Pt. Pleasant 25550 Marsha ll E. Nield Robert E. Dorsey Princeton 24740 Tommy Diamond John L. Hambrick Keyser 26725 Thelma J. Gibson Mrs. Jean Friend Williamson J. E• Hines Julia L. Long Morgantown 25661 Union 26505 Ralph N. Shambaugh Betty R. Moss 8 erkeley Sprin 249 83 Tom Blankenship Larry Coffman Chester W. Kloss Lin Humphries Summersvil l e gs 25411 . ng Barbara R. Hamilton Wheeling 26651 Nancy K. Hardl Franklin 26003 Shirl ey Roby Gail . E. Mote St. Mary's 26807 Carmella K. Combs Earl D. Michael Marlinton 2617Q Nancy Reckart Betsy Cast le Kingwood 2495 Harold Summers Donald A. Wright Winfield 2653 4 Betty B. Riffe Janice B. Davis Beckley 2s2 7 Rosezett a Lloyd Newton F. Riggleman Elkins 2sa 13 Linda B. Maze Rose Ellen Cox Harrisvi ll e 262401 1 Loretta J. Knapp Jo Ann Goodwin Spencer 263 < 6 Barba ra N. Carr Edith M. Meador Hinton 25<7 2 S9s~ Taylor Nancy Va. Fowler Elane M. Bennett Grafton 2 63s~ Tucker Nina B. Buchanan Allen D. Judy Parsons 26287 Tyler Al ton P. Drain Kay L. Stewart Middlebourne Upshur Ronald J. Pugh Teresa C. Beer Buckhannon 26149 Wayne Robert E. Pasley Charline Ferguson Wayne 26201 Webster Nancy C. Gillespie Karen L. Morris Webster Springs 25570 Wetzel Mury Riggenbach Nelda E. Kocher New Martinsville 26 288 Wirt Barbara Cheuvront Evelyn N. Waggoner Elizabeth ~~~~~ Wood Jamie Six Juanita Coe Parkersburg 2 Wyoming D. Michael Goode Jack L~mbert Pineville 2 6101 4874 NOTE : Copies of marriage records may be obtained from county clerk in the county where licence was issued. Copies of Divorce records may be obtained from the circuit clerk ln the county where divorce was granted. Prior to 1917 birth and death records were filed ln the off ice of the county clerk. COUNTY Barbour Berkeley Boone· Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock H d ar Y Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan McDowel l Marion Marshall Mason Mercer Mineral Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pend 1et on Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers j �~/ COUNTY Barbour Berkeley Boone ' Braxton Brooke Cabell Calhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette. Gilmer Grant Greenbrier Hampshire Hancock Hardy Harrison Jackson Jefferson Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Logan McOm1el 1 Marion Marshal 1 Mason Mercer Mi nera 1 Mingo Monongalia Monroe Morgan Nicholas Ohio Pendleton Pleasants Pocahontas Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Ritchie Roane Summers Taylor Tucker Tyler Upshur Wayne Webster Wetze 1 Wirt Wood Wyoming_ 1/ 4/ 71 REC OR DS AND FEES FOR COPIES OF RECORDS FROM THE COUNTY• Fees Ye a r Re co r ds Began Marriage Birth Death Marriage Death Birt h LSO 1.50 1.50 1841 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1865 1865 1865 1.50 1.50 1.50 1865 1888 1865 2.00 2.00 2.00 1853 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1797 1853 185 3 2.00 2.00 2.00 1809 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1.50 1856 1856 1856 1.00 1.00 1.00 1858 1/1858 1/1 858 ~.i'JO 2.po 2.00 1845 1887 1845 1.50 .1~50 1.50 1831 1866 1866 1.00 1.00 1.00 1853 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1.50 1866 1866 1866 2.00 2.00 2.00 1781 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1.50 1865 1866 1865 1.00 1.00 1.00 1853 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1795 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1784 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1831 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1801 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1.50 2/1854 1853 1853 1.00 2.00 2.00 1816 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1909 1909 3/1909 2.00 2.00 1872 2.00 1872 1872 1. 00- ··1. 00 1. 00 1858 1858 1894 2.00 2.00 2.00 1887 1861 1860 2.00 2.00 2.00 1853 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 1804 2.00 1853 1853 2.50 2.50 2.50 1853 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1.50 1866 1865 1865 2.50 2.50 2.50 1895 1894 1887 1.50 1.50 1.50 1796 1853 1853 2.50 4/2.00 5/2.50 1799 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1820 1865 1865 1.50 1.50 1817 1.50 1890 1855 z:oo 2.00 2.00 8/1700's 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1.50 1 800 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1853 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1822 1854 1854 1.50 1.50 1.50 1869 1869 1869 1.50 1.50 1848 1.50 1853 1853 2.00 2 .00 2.00 1853 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1789 1.50 1853 1853 3.00 3.00 1843 3 . 00 1853 1853 6/1.50 6/1.50 6/1.50 1856 1856 1856 1.50 1.50 1.50 1871 1871 1871 2.00 2.00 1853 2.00 1853 1853 2. 00 2.00 1846 2.00 1846 1846 2.00 2.00 1853 2 .00 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2.00 1853 1853 1853 1.50 1.50 1.50 1853 1853 1853 1.00 1.00 1.00 1888 1888 1887 2. 00 2 . 00 2.00 7/1846 7/1846 7/1846 2. 00 2.00 2.00 1847 1870 1870 1.50 1.50 1.50 1800 1853 1853 2.00 2.00 2 . 00 1850 1850 1850 1897 & 1898 missing Xeroxed 2.00 : typed 2.50 Year county formed - 2/ 5/ 8/ , ,. - · . Some from 1794 1st copy free Late 1700's . I , ._ -. 1 - Telephone Number 457-2232 267-3000 369-3925 765-2833 737-3661 526-8625 354-6725 587-4259 or 4255 873-2631 or 4283 574-1200 ex. 226 462-7641 257-4550 645-2373 822-5112 564-3311 ex. 66 538-2929 or 2590 624-8612 372-20\1 ex. 30, 33 725-9761 357-0130 269-3371 824-3336 or 5337 752-2000 ex. 275 436-8344 367-5440 845-1220 or 1221 675-1997 425-9~71 325-960 1 "788-3924 235-1638 291-7230 772-3096 258-2774 872-3630 234-3656 358-2505 684-7542 799-4549 329-0070 586-9036 755-2824 255-9123 636-0543 643-2164 927-2860 466-3770 265-1401 478- 2414 758-2311 472-1068 272-5101 847- 1408 or 5780 455-1390 275-4271 424- 1850 732-8000 3/ Some in de layed book 6/ Plus postage If mailed $2.00 �nDDK TIEVIEW8 GLIMPSES OF WYTHE COUNTY , Volume 2 , by Mary B Kegley. Wythe County , named for George Wythe , a signer of the Declaration of Independence, was formed about 1790. It was once apart of Augusta County , Botetourt , Fincastle and Montgomery Counties . There were later additions from Grayson (l824-1875). The people of the County came from a variety of backgrounds, Scotch-Irish , Swiss and German . Mrs . Kegley's acknowledgments of helpful material go to many : Mrs Helen Grove, Dr and Mrs W R Chitwood, Mrs Agnes Graham Sanders, Riley and Jacob McGavock. John Johnson provided many interesting Civil War stories and information about the black families of the community . "Glimpses " of your heritage are provided in eleven pages of illustr t· d reprint of the New River tithables. There are many facts about th a iolns,fan. ~ · t · ·t· Th b k h ft e ear y ami ies and their ac ivi ies . e oo as a so cover, 199 pages, completel indexed (25 pages) and may be ordered from Mary B Kegley , PO Box 134 w th . 24382. The price of the book is $12 . 4S . ' Y evi e , Virginia J 1 . .. GENEALOGIES OF THE OAKEY FAMILY, compiled by Clifford Green . . Crawford (Oakey) Dillard 1920s, and John Echols Harnsbar er Oake: 1925 , Katherin~ of the Oakey Family represent about 68 years of compilat~ l977 1988. Genealogies compilers. William Oakey was born in Glouchester, Engl~~~ - of re~ords from three (dates unknown); married Constance Ades Bozant (date unkno~ he d7ed_at sea stance Ades Oakey came to the United States from the 1 1 d ). William and ConEnglish Channel about 1818 and settled in Norfolk Virs · a~ of Guernsey in the children, two boys and two girls: Ades Oakey (dates ?~ini~. _They had four known John Oakey (1815-1887), Margaret Oakey (dates?), "B~f~r~i;~~a~ Oakey ~1811-1877 ), voyage, William Oakey, Sr, made arrangements for the car f ~ing on his tragic for a period of years. " The ?ook is well organized wit~ ~ his f 0 1:1r children the Oakey Family and the Associate Family. Many curre t ~parate indexes for and available for contacts. The price of the book is $~O ~Odresses are listed A subscription to a newsletter is available for $2 . oo to ~pdal;u~ $3 .00 postage . Order from: John Echols Harnsbarger, 4801 Kensmore Ave A t 80 information . 21 Alexandria , Virginia . 22304. Telephone 703-823-6962 . p -------- ------------ ----- - -- --~----------------------------- ------ ----- ---- ---- FAMILY PUBLICATION: BRAMMER BRANCHES , (Issue 4 , Summer 1988) N f c0 1 . 1 v· . . ewsletter f cendants of Brammer Pioneers o onia irginia , Published four t · or des$8. 00 per year. Editor: Charles D Brammer , M. E . U. Box 20 , FPO Sea~~~s a Year. e , WA 98762 ------------------------------------------------------------------ ---- ---- --- --- The Second Annual Bernard/Burnett/Barnard/Barnett Records Exchange Will submissions postmarked before 16 April 1989 . Each family group records :~~ept of a pedigree submitted must include at least one Bernard/etc who resided inp~~e before 1800. Include name and address on each records, and send SASE for oppo~­ tuni ty to purchase others ' records at rate of 20¢ per photocopy . Mail to Rob C Barnard Jr, 1520 South Saginaw St , Flint, Mich. 48053 e~t ------------------------------------------ --------------------------------================================================================= == =~~== =======::MARRIAGE LICENSE: Horrace G Jennings, b Nottoway Co, Va, and Grace 0 Hubbard married Bristol , Vi r ginia, 28 Nov 1906. Wit: W S Hubbard. This marriage licen with pictures was seen (early 1986?) at Carriage House, 4 miles south of Roanok:e on Rt 220. Address Rt 5, Box 373, Roanoke, Va, ----============================================================================== V irginia Appalachian Notes �NEW QUARTERLY EXCHANGES KEYHOLE i s p ublished by the Genea logical Society oF Sout hwestern Pennsylvania. It cove r s a ll the a r e a once co n side re d Washi n gto n County, Pennsy lva nia. Addr e s s : Box 8 94, Washington, PA 15301 . Our exchange began with the i ssue For October 1988 (Vol. XVI ). THE GUILFORD GENEALOGIST is published by the GuilFord Cou nty Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 96 9 3, Gr eensbor o, N. C. 27429 - 0693 . Only the "exchange" is new; we have received this important quar terly for years as "non-exchange ." NON - EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES RECEIVED THE ILLUMINATOR, Vol. 4, No . 2 , pub lished by Zion Genea logica l Society (Z i onBenton Public Library) 2400 Gabriel Ave nue, Zio n, I L 60099 . Member ship is $ 10.00, due September 1st each yea r. Accepts queries Fr om non-menbers For a fee of $ 1.00. NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, Vol. 76, No. 3 (Sept. 1988) and NGS NEWSLETTER Vol . 14, No. 6 (Dec . 1988). 4527 17th St reet North, Arlington, VA 22207 . POPLAR ROW, Vo l . VIII, Issues 4 & 5, publi shed by the Jackson County Chapter of th e Ohio Ge n ealogical Society, P . O. Box 807, Jackson, Ohio 45640 . THE HERITAGE, Vol . 2, Na. 7, a monthly publication by Dick Milligan & Pamela Knofl e r , 35145 Balboa Place, S.E ., Alba n y, Oregon 97321. P LATTE COUNTY •:Addres~ : No. 4 . ~r uRI P. o. HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICA L SOCIETY BULLETIN, Vol. 41, Box 1 03, Platte City, MO 64079 . GENEALOGY DIGEST, Vo l. 19, No . 3 (1988) from National Genealog ical Society , 4527 Seven teenth Street, North , Anli n g ton, VA 22207-2363. BATH COUNTY HERITAGE, Number 16, Fall 1988. A ten page newsletter published by Bath County Histor ical Society, I nc., P.O. Box 212, Warm Springs, VA 24484. FAMILY PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED THE SONGER FAMILY NEWSLETTER, Issue #6 (October 1988). Editor: Donald H. Son ger, 2018 Summit St., Ashland, KY 41101 . THE VANDAL NEWSLETTER, Vol. II (Oct. 1 988 ). Ter esa Carr, Editor, 195 Campbell's c r eek Dr., Charl eston , West Vi rginia 25306 . Publications re ceived are p l aced in the Virg inia Room, Roano ke City Public Library. Many volumes a re now p r otected by h andsome hard cover bindings. \ "irgiuia Appa lachian Notes �Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Arnett, Arnott 31 Beasley 25,26 Bevell 25,26 Bishop 21+ Black 37 Blacksburg/Christiansburg Schools 18 Boatright 27 Bondurant,Bundrant 10 Booth 23 Boring, Borin, Boreing 5 Breeding 3,4 Browning 13 Bryant 34 Campbell 25,26 Cannaday 12 Carmack 41 Carter 27 Cecil 16 Clark 22 Dean 41 Dillon 29 Dunbar 14 Duncan 37 Eicher 34 Elliott 16 Emmons 2 Falconer 16 Farrier 20,_ 21 Fletcher 2~ French 11 Fulker son 38 Fulks 25, 26 Gilley 7,8 Gose 17 Graham 16 Hackworth 40 Ha.l e 41 Hancock 9 Haws 35 Howe ll 32 Hudson 12 Huff 8 Hughes 11 Irvin e 1 6 Jeff e rs ?2 J osep h 8 Kenn e tt 1 2 Kilp a t .rtck 2 1 Kin g 1 2 Lawr e nc e 23 Leib, Leab , Le ibe 5 Lovin g 2 Loyd 6 McClanaha n 9 McNe il 12 Mabry 2 Maddox 1 9 Major 19 Mills l~ Minton 28 Moody 30 Moran l2 Moreland 19 Mosel e y, Mosl e y, Mosely 10 Needham-Drain 16 Pagan 35 Peak, Peek 25,26 Poteet 1 Primm 26 Puckett 3 Rapp 16 Reedy, Ready 33 Redman 4-1 Robinette 9 Rucker 27 Simmons 22 Skeen 3, l+ Slate 22 Smith 22 Standerfer 1 Sword 13 Taylor 33 Tincher 34 Turner 23,24 Vest 12 Voorhees 16 Wallace 36 Weir 16 Wells 7 West 14,15 White 16 Williams ?0 Willis 7 Wimme r 12 \. irginia A ppalacbian N ote~ �oS. '9/UERIES 1 - 89 . Need info on David POTEET (1808 - 1880) and Nancy X. STANDERFER (1836/7- 1 888) rnarr. 1856. Understand he was sheriff and Justice of Peace, Lee Co. Frances L. Roberts , 601 Fairington Dr., Summerville, SC ?9483 2 - 89. Where did Lov ing EMMONS come from? Born 1795. Marr. Lucinda MABRY . When? who were their parents? Was Lovi11g ElvlMONS' mother a LOVING? Would like to correspond with anyone interested in EMNONS family - as well as MABRY and LOVING. Mrs. Scott Kimball, 29 21 Hwy 82E, Apt. 5B, Greenwood, MS 38930 3 - 89. Seek descendants of Ed PUCKETT, son of George and Susan (SKEEN) PUCKETT, grandson of Tom PUCKE1'T and Patton and El izabeth (BREEDING) SKEEN. Have WW I photo said to be of Ed , b. and raised in Ru ssel l Co.VA. Ma ry Anne Hale, P.O.Box 2823 , W.Branch Sta,, Durham, NC 2 7705 4 - 89. Seek death dates of James Patton SKEEN and his wife, Eli z abeth (BREEDING) SKEEN, Russell Co.,VA. Mary Ann Hale, address above. 5- 89. Sear ching for record of the marr. of Montgomery D.BORING ( BORIN/BOREING) to Anna Rebecca LEIB (LEAB/LEIBE) on Nov 1835 in Botetourt Co. VA. Will pay copy and post. costs . -Marsha R. Poole, Rt. 3 , Bx 339- D, McAlester, OK 74501 6 - 89 . Seek info on parents of Samuel G. LOYD, John H. and Annie E. b. in Vh ca 1 821 and c a 1830, and their parents. Lived in Chamblissburg 1870- 1880 ' s. Samuel mov. to TX sometime after this . Judy McKinney, 1006 W. 11th St., Freeport, TX 77541 7 - 89 . Who were par. of Isaac WILLIS, b.1804 Wythe Co.VA who marr . Elizabeth GILLEY, dtr. of Francis(Frank) GILLEY and Orra WELLS(?) of Powell Riv., Lee Co.VA. Isac c 's dtr., Orra WILLIS, marr. George GILLEY. Who was Isaac WI LLIS whose name appeared on the l ist of members of the GILLEY Primitive Bapt.Ch., Lee Co . VA, 1 798? Glenn E . Robinette, 224 Aspen St., Alexandria,VA ?2305 8- 89. Seek info on John HUFF, wife Elizabeth(maiden name u .k.) early 1800 ' s, Lee Co.VA. Were they the par. of Mary Betsey HUFF, b . 1 813 KY who marr. John B. GILLEY of Lee and Wise Co.VA? Was t h is HUFF family related to William and Sarah(nee JOSEPH) HUFF or their son, James HUFF of Lee Co. VA? Glenn E, Robinette, add r ess above. 9-89. Was Nancy Ann MCCLANAHJ.i.N, wife of David MCCLANAHAN (2nd husbo) whose wi ll was dated 1840, Russell Co.,VA, evidently a wid.lady, the sister of Jesse ROBINETT of Botet ourt Co.,VA? Some of the land she men. in her will, l ocated in Botetourt Co .,VA, was deeded to her from Jesse ROBINETT (1755-1830) by the Botetourt Co.courto Appreciate any hel~. Glen Robinette, address above. �10- 89. I am researching BONDURANT BonDURANT, BUNDRANT , a n y spe lling; also, MOSELY, MOSELY , MOSLEY in Roanoke, Bedfor o , F ran klin , Bot e tourt and other counties in VA . Would appreciate hearing fr o m you . Will gl adly exchange . Mrs . Chas. E. Norton, One vJood b ri dge , Hobe Sound, FL 3345 5 11- 89. Need par . and sib . of James FRENCH. Fam. trad. says was born in Point Pleasant , Mason Co ., VA(WVA) in 1800. Marr. Lucy HUGHES dtr . of Reuben HUGHES. Died in I N. Doris Wood , 340 Woods i d e Dr . , Batavi a , OH 45103 12- 89. Interested in descend . of KENNETT , VEST , MILLS , M01-\AN , HUDSON, WIMMER, CANNADAY, KING and MCNEIL families who liv . in Floyd an d Franklin Cos . in the 1830 1 s . Gladly trade info on any of t hese f am. wit h ot he r researchers . Don Kennett , Apt . 1601 , 2010 Islington Ave ., We s ton , Ontario M9P 388 13- 89 . Sarah SWORD , b . VA c a 1772, marr . and div. Frank 1 in (?) BROWNING . Their sons were John , Henry, Frances, and Lucas Burton SWORD. She and sons mov . to Pike Co . , KY ca 1808 . Was h e r husb . Frances BROWNING of Russell Co ., VA? Also ne e d her par . and s i h . Gene SWARTZELL, 612 Missimer Lane , Vinton , VA 24-179 14- 89 . Seek info on par . and sib . of William DUNBAR, b. KY ca 1 795- 6 . Marr. Mar tha A. (Pats y ) WEST , b . VA 1 No v 1801, dtr. of Rowlan d WEST , bef . 1820 in KY . Need their marr. record. They mov . t o Lewis Co . ,MO in 1834- . Gene Swartzell, address above. ~. Rowland WEST b . VA 1778- 78 . Liv . in Buckingham Co. ,VA 1 800. bYlBlO liv . in Jessamine Co . , KY , to Lewis Co. , MO 1834. Died a t age 98 . Need marr., other children , his par. and sib. Gene Swar tzell , addr ess above . 16-89. Seek des c end . of Dr . Samue l Mc Kenzie ELLIOTT, Oculist , b. Scotland ca 1805 , d . and bur . S taten Is l and , NY 1 875. F ounde r of Elliottville, and (Episcopal ) Chape l of St . Mary 1 s Castleton(SI) . Ma~r. Laticia IRVINE of I r eland, c h: Dr . Samuel R . , William St . George, Elizabeth Pearson, Al ban Vaughn and Catherine (m . Wil l iam H .WHITE) . Other descend. names , NEEDHAM- DRAIN , FALCONER, GRAHAM , WF.IR , CECIL , RAPP, VOORHEES . Richard Di ckenson , 140 Tysen St . ,S taten Island, NY, 10301 17-89. Seek descend . of Aar on GOSE who wrote t o the compi l e r of "Slaveholding Families o f Ru ssel l Co . , VA" ( VAN 1 986 ) • T h e l e tte r has been "misplacedtt f or a reply . Ri char d Dickenson ,address a b ove . 18-89. Can any other memter of the Southwester n Vir ginia Genealogical Society give me an addrP-ss where I mig h t wr j t e in an effort to locate school records for t he Bl acksburg - C hr istiansburg area of Montgomery County, VA ca 1 900? Nancy J . Mi l l e r, 602 0 Colodny Dr., Agoura, CA 9 1301 \ ' irg inia A ppalac:hian 1'i otel. �19-89. Collecting earliest info on MAJOR, MADDOX, MORELAND, HANCOCK. Will share. Harriet Johnson, 219 Highview Dr.,Blacksburg,VA 24060 20-89. Jane(Jean,Jeany) FARRi r R marr. 1807,Botetourt Co.,VA, Philip WILLIAMS. Where did they go? Who were their ch.? Harriet Johnson, address above. 21-89. Jane(Jain,Jean) KILPATRICK marr. 1791, Botetourt Co.,VA, William FARRI ER. He d. by 1800? Jain FARRIER on 1800 Botetourt tax list. Did she remarry? Where did she go? Who were her ch.? Harriet Johnson, address above. 22-89. Seek par. and sib. of Joseph and Nancy CLARK, liv. in Halifax Co.,VA, 1796, when dtr. Caroline Matilda CLARK marr. William SLATE. Other ch. were: Isham (m. Isabell JEFFERS), Silas, and Phebe (m. John SIMMONS). Joseph liv. in Grainger Co.,TN by 1799. Nancy CLARK'S fa. was James SMITH of Halifax Co.,VA. Need names of his wife and par. Mrs.Frank Burian, 4 Sweetwood Ct., Ballwin,MO 63011 23-89. William LAWRENCE marr. ? BOOTH, had 5 dtrs.-Sarah, Temperance(md. Valentine Cole), and 3 unk. Four sons, includ. Jim, Ike and John B. LAWRENCE(? Jan 1853-23 Mar 1919). John B. marr. Nannie Elizabeth TURNER, 1873. Any assistance on these names would be appreciated. Paul w. Urbahns, 2887 Republic Ave.,Radcliff,KY 40160 24-89. Nannie(Nancy) Elizabeth TURNER(l3 May 1853-11 June 1942 ), dtr. of James TURNER(Civil War Vet.) and Sarah BISHOP of Floyd Co .,VA. Any help would be appreciated. Paul W. Urbahns, address above. 25-89. Seek. par. and sib. of Samuel PEAK/PEEK, b. 11 Mar 1787,NC ? Mov. IA 1850's from Grayson Co.,VA,d. 1861, marr. Mary(Polly) . Ch.: Elizabeth Peak FULKS; Emeline Peak BEVELL; Aaron, b . 1814 , marr. Sally; Eli; Augustus(Gus), b. 1822, marr. Nancy BEASLEY; Alfred marr. Amelia CAMPBRLL; Judith, Derotia M.C.; Christopher Columbus. Will share. Florence Rucker Morehead, 1018-11th St., Apt. 45, Snohomish, WA 98290 26-89. Wish corres. with descend. of Samuel PEAK/PEEK, ch. b. in VA. Elizabeth Peak FULKS; Emeline PEAK marr. Miles BEVELL,Grayson Co.,VA , 1832; Aaron b. 1814, marr. Sally...1..._(ch. Prudence, Mary, Jackson, Joseph, Lara, Leander); Eli; Augustus(Gus) marr. Nancy BEASLEY; Alfred marr. Amelia CAMPBELL; Judith marr. Alexander PRIMM; Derotia M.C.; Christopher Columbus. Will exchange and reimburse postage. Florence Rucker Morehead, address above. 27-89. Joshua RUCKER, b. ca 1730 CUlpepper Co.~VA, d . 10 Jan 1809 , bur. Amelia Co.,VA(son of William, son of Peter) . Need names of Joshua's wife and ch. One son, Joshua Carter RUCKER b. Amelia Co. , VA 29 Nov 1787, marr . Nancy Ann BOATRIGHT, dtr. of James . Did Joshua 11 Sr. marry a CARTER girl? Postage reimbursed. Florence Rucker Morehead, address above. Virginia Appalachian Notes �28-89. Ebenezer MINTON , Rev . Soldier, Washington Co., VA, rnarr. Elizabeth FLETCHER 1 786 . James MINTON , eld. son, had left home at time of 1 816 pension so was not men . in ~ens ion r ec?rd. Ne ed proof who and when did James marry? Their son Calvin C . b . in 182i ·went to TN in 1829. Where and when did James and Ebenezer die? Mu~h data to share. Mrs. Howard E . Bettis , 4621 Line Ave., Shreveport , LA 71106 29-89 . Woul d like to hear from ~y descend. of John Edw~rd and Ladonnia Belle Moody DILLON; resid. of Botetourt Co., VA in 1880, Henr ic o Co VA in 1900. Ch.: Nannie, Whillie, Virginia, Ross and Turner. Ma;y M. Hammond, 11315 Jackson , Kansas City, MO 6Lrl37 30-89. Seek. info about Abraham IviOODY, b. Boteto1:1rt Co., VA, son of James and Barbara Arnold MOODY. Need date of birth and marr., and name of wife and descend. and sib. He remov. from Botetou rt Co . to Roanoke Co ., VA aft. 1870. Mary M. Hammond , address above. 31-89. ARNETT/ARNOTT - Seek info, Thomas ARNETT, b. prior l 748, marr. Sarah (Steel ?) prior to 1766, ch.: Jacob(deaf), Abijah, Thomas(md. Martha MCFERRON, dtr . of Aynush,1791,Botetourt Co.,VA), Samuel, John, Elizabeth , and Sally. Woul~ w:lcome all info on this surname, lot s of same to share. Mar.Jorie Fox, % Irma Arnett Ervin , Rt.l, Bx. 70 , Louisburg , KS 66053 32-89. Interested in hearing from any descend. of the three HOWELL bros . who settled in Botetourt Co., VA (now Floyd) ca 1774: Benjamin(b . ca 1740-45), wife,Elizabeth , ch.: Davia, Benjamin, Mary, Hannah; Joshua(b .1745), wife, Mary, ch.: Davia , Abigail, Nancy, Joshua, Thomas, John, Daniel, James, Jeremiah; and Daniel (b.1759), wife , Frances Barlett , ch.: John, Mark , David. Susan M, Jurban, 14844 Rivercrest Dr., Sterling Hg ts. , MI 48072 33-89. Seek info on William (Riley?) TAYLOR and Katy /Kitty REEDY/READY, marr . in Bedford Co. ,VA in 1800. Katy/Kitty may have been orphan of Wi lliam and Eleanor R8EDY and sister of Richard . Ch . of William TAYLOR and Katy REEDY we re John , James, Moses Riley, William, Katherine Mary Magdalene , Julia , Nancy Silas and Garrett . Jill Decker, 421 Echols St. , SE , Vienna, VA 22180 34-89 . Seek info on Wil liam B.kYANT and Minerva EICHER (or TINCHER) of Greenbrier Co., WVA. Minerva b. 1807, d. 1865. Their dtr ., Malinda, marr . James Clark TAYLOR . Jill Decker , address above . 35-89. David PAGAN b. Frank lin Co. ,VA? Mar r. 6 Nov 1840 Louisville, KY to Hannah HAWS. Ch.: Clifton , Tom, Tyler, James David 'sally, Lou, Edward, Alfred. Liv. Mead e Co. ,KY, later Owen~boro 'Daviess Co. ,KY. We have PAGAN family bef. and aft. David . Cannot prove parents. Mary Pagan McCarty, Rt, 1, Box 179, Bri stow OK 74010 ' - 36-890 Seek. par. of James WALLACE who marr . Jane BEARD in 1768 Augusta Co.,VA, d. 1812 Harrison Co. ,KY. Have been told th a t fam. legend gives his father as Samuel WALLACE, mother unk but no proof , Samuel's will names a son James. ArH there extant mar;' records for 1768 0 If so,_ wtere are they located? Connie Dawe,6680 Gordon Ct,, Arvada, CO d0004 van \' irginia A ppalac:hian I\ ot <'!-. �37-89. Seek info on Jesse and Hannah DUNCAN who wit. the will of Robert BLACK, Aug 1780, Coswell Co.,NC . Did DUNCANS l ive in VA, near Danville ? LTC(Ret) G.C,Black,Jr., 5306 Easton Dr., N. Spring field, VA ??151 38-89 . Desire to exchange info on FULKERSON surname(particul arly Abraha m1 a t l eas t three) along VA/ NC border prior to 1800. Ltc(Ret2 G,C.Black ,Jr.,address above. 39-89 . Need any he lp I c an get on SMITH and AUSTIN families. Osborn G. Smi th, b. ?6 Sept 1867 in Montgo mery Co.,VA, son of George and Mary(Austin) SM ITH. Need name and info of other ch. Osborn marr. Lavinia A. WARDEN in 1888 in Wythe Co.,VA. According to his marr. lic ense , George SMITH d. bef. 1888 . Where? When? Will exchan ge info. Anna M. Bryant , 2 Se mino l e Rd . , Huntington, WVA 25705 40- 89. Am related to the HACl<.WOR'l'H fam. of Bedford. My g-g - ggr andfa . was John H. HACK'WOR'l'H, b. in Bedford 1743, d. in KY 1826. He was a Rev.War Soldier, as were his bros., Au gustine, Wi l liam, George and Thomas. Would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who has any info on John or his family . David H . Hackworth, 44 Curramore Rd., Maleny ~ ueensland, Austr alia 4551 OFI 944338 41-89. 1850 FC Lee Co.,VA lists John DEAN 70, Mary 44, Comfort 20, Martha 18, Robert 16, Nancy 13, George W. 1 2, Mary 10, Chadwell 8, Job 3, E l izabeth 1 and Sarah 6, Is Mary dt r . of Wil l iam and Nancy REDMAN HALE who md. a John DEAN? Mary had a sis . Comfort who marr. Isaac CARMACK, son of Levi CARMACK of Lee Co. Families in Patrick and Lee Co s. , VA and Cla iborne Co. , TN. Any inf o desired. Dorothy Hale Amis, 8730 Ferncliff Ave.,NE, Bainhridge Island, WA 28110 ================================================================================= SPECIAL CENSUS SCHEDULES: Most people p ay little attention to the "Special Census Schedules " since it only gives the veteran ' s name (or his widow's), his regiment and company , his s t a te of servi ce , an~ a little informa tion about his gener a l health . But for s omeone who does not*the regiment o r co mpany a Civil War ancestor s erved in but knows where he was livin g i n 1 890, this cens u s is very helpful. Remember that the 1 890 s pecial cens u s was i n two basic categories: 1 ) the listings of the veterans or their widows according to the civil jur isdiction they l ived i n (city , township , etc.) and 2 ) a separate list, by state, for veterans living i n local, s tate , or national institutions. The special census of Union Veterans and widows of vetera ns in 1890 are still in existance for Washington, DC , about hal f of Kentucky and for Louisiana, Maine, Md, Mass, Mich . , Montana, Neb, Nev, NH , NJ , NM , NY, NC, ND, Ohio, Okla, a nd Indian Terr., Or, Pa, BI, SC, Sd, Tenn, Texas, Utah , US Ships & Navy yards, Vt, Va , Wisc , and Wyo. Schedules for ot h e r s t ates were destroyed in t h e 1921 f i re that a l so des troyed the populat ion schedules of 1890. The Special Census Schedules are p art of the Records of the Veterans Admini s tration , Record Group 15, and a re microfilmed on M12J, 1 1 8 rol ls . (Tri-State Trader. ) from "Genealogy Digest ", Vol 16 #1 Winter 1985, p 2 0. Note: The Virg i nia Room, main Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Va, has the film a t least for Virgin i a . And in the sou t h , the census t aker would put the Confeder ate soldi er d own and t han mark through the name (in some cases) since only the Union soldiers were to be lis ted. 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Als o try to get t hree proofs for one f act. 'I J., �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Vol. XII - No. 4 - November 1988 CONTENTS Talk on Botetourt County, VA by Mrs. Rebecca H. R. Austin Brown Family Bible Member shares success Rules or Conduct ror and "Pet Peeves" about Genealogists Mt.. Pleasant Church Cemetery - Montgomery Co.• VA Denhill Cemetery - Montgomery Co. VA Notes on Bedrord, Virginia Will or ~ohn McCutchen Quarterlies EARLS - DAVIS LUTTRELL-SHELTON FAMILY or Henry & Patrick Counties, VA 1870 Mortality Schedule - Craig Co. VA Legislative Petitions - Alleghany Co. VA Book Reviews Pioneer Cemetery - Dallas, Texas Reports or cases decided in the Court of' Appeals - Virginia 1820-1821 Some Revolutionary soldiers li~ted in Court Records An iron miner's letter Double dating Query Index & Queries Misc.: Bowling 140; VA tax records on microf'ilm 153; News item 1890 156. Art (ink drawings) by Carla Boyd 153 & 121 129 130 131 132 133 137 138 141 142· 143 145 146 153 153 154 156 157 158 158 158 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· THE EDITOR TAKES A VACATION "Babe" Fowler has been editor of' Virginia Appalachian Notes since 197 9 and this will be the rirst time that she had not personally loaded the VAN . IF that sounds like hard work, believe it. Most of' the material in this VAN was collected and prepared f'or publication by Babe beFore she lef't. Your ass istant editor would have been lost without it. Babe has been dedicated and Fai thf'ul in her ef'Forts to produce a qua l i t y publication,. Lest she should come to believe that her labors have been t ha n kless, t e l l her and have a happy Thanksgiving! We do t hank you , Babe. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the 3 r d Sa t u rday of e a ch month at 1 : 30 pm at the Central Roanoke City Library , Elmwo od Park, Jef'ferson Street, Roanoke, Virginia, in the Brody Room (4th Floor) . �~outqfnestern ~irBinia ~enealogical ~oriet~ October 1988 Dear Fellow Genealogists: Your executive board is interested in promoting activities to further genealogical research. We are always interested in your suggestions as to how we might serve you better. Recent I y we purchased some new genea I ogi ca 1 research materials to be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Library. In August we purchased the 1787 tax lists and we feel that these will be an important addition to the Virgi nia Room collection. We have also ordered books to be placed in the Virginia Room in memory of three persons who were members of SWVGS. We purchased Marriage Records of Pittsylvania County in memory of Lela Adams; Marriage notices from Richmond. Virginia Newspapers. 1821-1840 in memory of T. E. Gardner; and Virginia Settlers, Vol . II in memory of Sid Wolford. We also placed Greenbrier County Records i n memory of Ruth Ware, s ister of Belva Counts . On behalf of the executive board , I would like to express my appreciation to Jim and Mimi Prince who have done printing of the VAN for more than four years. The Princes, who untl l recently owned PIP Printing i n downtown Roanoke, have been most helpful and cooperative and we have enjoyed working with them. As I end my two years as president of your organization, I wish to express my appreciation to the executive board and other volunteers who have worked so hard to keep the society moving . I have enjoyed the past two year"s and wish the very best to the new president and executive board. Norma Jean Peters President In Memory of In Memory of BAUCE ANDERSON, ~R. Wytheville, VA RUTH WARE Sister of Belva Counts Our President 1979 & 1980 �/ :J. I TALL-: i'O TI-i3 GENEALOGY SOCIETY , ON aoTETOU:tT COUNTY, VIRGINIA by ;teoecca H. d . Austin, August 20 , 1988 ";J hen we were asked to talk about mtetourt County, our first reaction was t hat :Ootetourt. County has been analyzed and dissected and glued back t.oget.her several t.iines by historians and genealogists •.. and that probably some of you know more about the County than we . .. . out t.he County is most. import.ant because of the vast number of settlers whose paths took them down the ·JaLi.e y of Virginia , bot.h west and south •.. with stop-overs at Bor.etourts ' Fincastle •.. which was the jumping off place and last supply source for many set.tlers traveling both to the Carolinas and t.o the Kentucky and Tennessee territories. The County court- house is a repository of recorcis for many families , no longer in Virginia •.. but whose ancestors passed this way, , and stayed perhaps long enough to marry ... and the territory was so vas t that the County records include land and personal records for the entire area now composed of Southwest Virginia, Kentucky , i·: est 'h rginia, and parts of Ohio. To refre sh your memory as to the formation of the many counties from Botetourt County ; the parent County . . . • Botetourt County was farmed in 1770 from the southern part of Augusta County . It then included all of the Virginia and West Virginia territ.ories, west of the Blue .:lidge and south of a line running through the center of ~o ckbridge County , and west to include the southern parts of Pocahontas, Nicholas , Clay , .~oane and Jackson Counties , WEst iTirginia , and ·the si:.ate of Kenuucky. In 1772 .Botetourt County was divided into two Counties ; the western section called Fincastle County . The dividing line between the tt10 ran along the east side of the New ::tiver , to the mouth of Culbertsons Creek, t.hence to the Catawba road, where it crosses the dividing ridge bett1een the North fork of ~ioanoke and the waters of New 3.iver ••• from roughly present day t:lontgomery County , west; Botetourt County then comprised its present area , the southern parts of Bath and ilockbridge Counties , all of Craig, Allegheny , and Roanoke Counties . Fincastle County existed only four years, since in 1776 it was divided into Hontgomery County, Va ., ',vashington 80. , :la., and Kentucky Territory. In l 778 ~o ckbridge County was formed.from Augusta and Botetourt; and Greenbrier County was formed f rom Botetourt and Montgomery Counties. In l 78 5 a part of J.ockbridge County we st of the top of Camp :t-';ountain was transferred to Botetourt and in 1790, some of the southern portion to Botet.ourt was added to ~·iontgomery County. Additional territory of Botetourt was added to Montgomery in 1795 and there was a minor border change in 1 796. Bath County was created from Augusta, Botetourt and Greenbrier Counties in 1791. D1 1802 Part of Botetourt County was added to Monroe County, w. Va. Allegheny County was created in 1822 from Bath, Botetourt and Monroe Counties. in 1838, 3.oanoke County was formed from the southern part of Botetourt Count.y; and in 1851.Craig County was formed from parts of Botetourt, Giles, Joanoke and iv!onroe Counties. (The rule for creating new Counties, by the House of Burgesses, was that the area under consideration have 800 tithables, and could build a church and a courthouse ... 1760) �The book, BOTETOIBT COUNTY HIS!OJ.Y BEFO.:tE 1800 , was sugge sted. as a ':)a sis for our discussion .... 3ince t.here have been se,_reral 3otet.our~ ooo~s . .. for instance ..• StS:::JBZ::J OF THE :IBPUBLIC by Bob Stoner , gives us i3o t.et.ourt history· from the beginning to the 1970 ' s , through County records ; hr. (Charles T. ) 3urtons many excellent publicat·.ons , census reco '<is, his books of tithables, and of the children , etc., all give us many facts about the CoW1tys ' people and are a most valuable source for genealogical and· other re search ; Kegley ' s ·v:rnGil\ IA IBQt;TIE.:1 is a ma rvelous compila t.ion of many kinds of information, people, battles , recorci.s of service and marriages; movements and land transa ctions . ••. and Jeede ~aegy ' s book gives us an excellent picture of the settlement and growth of the Bonsack area . :·le were asked by the Botetourt County Bicentenniel Corrmissions ' Publication Cocrunittee , to complete their series of four publications; promised and sold already to many subscribers .. . the first thre e in this series had been published; the Book of Newspaper items ; the Cemetery ~ec ords; and the .Letters and Correspondence volume. Lacking , was t.he proposed over-view of the County before 1800 ..• which was our tas~ . Two members of the Coaunittee, Helen Carper Caldwell and Patric i a Hickin, had gathered much information •• • Helen had abstracted several Court order Jocks and Patricia had a box of miscellaneous materials • .• • but no one had been able, or had time , to put it into order , or to plan what to use in the proposed lOJ page booklet • .. so . •. . we tackled the project ••. given the large box of materi~l and notebooks full of court records. (The Court records alone would be most valuable i f published, to researchers, but would be very poor readin~; and could not be condensed into lX pages , our limit , by their budget.) So , we discussed the matter at some length after reading through all this matarial and decided that we would have to find a lot of glue to weld this dukes mixture of all sorts of unrelated i~ems together into a book ••• but the whole collection seemed to support our idea of trying to create a picture of life as it was lived at the time ..• breaking the whole into sections,each dealing with the problems , and phases of 1.ife ; economics, the laws, the education system , the medical treatments , the reaction to war (Point Pleasant and the tlovolution) , the attitude toward slaves and toward Tories, the farming methods and crops , t.he weliare system,etc •. • so this is what we sought to glue into a readable whole ; the best glue we found was in the descriptions of life of the times found in the ~~illiam Fleming Papers in the "ti. &: L . University Library , Manuscript Collection: The Preston Family - :tobert Preston and Cabell ?amily Papers , Swem Library, William and Hary : and The Draper - Preston Papers , University of 'fiisconsin Libr ary 8ollection , on microfilm in the Virginia :loom , .toanoke Public 1.ibral"'IJ. In working with this material, we found that this was not a project two could work on well together ••• so , as far as the actual writing of the book , I did that. I would like to shar e some of the glue with you : From DaAPER - PRESTON PAPERS , Vol. lOXX, P. 63 Diseases of children were mostly ascribed to uorms; for the expulsion of ·11orms a solution of corn Jlixed with salt was given . The dose was always large. I well remember being compelled to take a half a tablespoon:'ull when quite small, and to the best of my recollection it generally answered t he purpose . Scrapings of pewter spoons was another r eme dy for tl':e worms , as was sulphate of iron. �Adult.s t.oo , were troubled ·11ith worms , on January J , 1782 Harry Innes wrote t.o :ol. Fleming giving him the results of the worm medicine which r.e prescribed for Innes ' wife st.ating ''The number of worms she has avo ided f rom i:,i.rne to t.ime are almost incredible ." For b urns a ;;ou.ltice of Indian meal was a common remedy , or a portion of scra p ed pot.a toes . The croup was common , and many children died of it. The j uice o.f roasted onions was given , as was garlic. For fever , s;.\-aating was the g ene ral r emedy , and a white walnut bark was boiled and the juice d.ruru:. Fo r a snake tite , the snake was caught and killed, and cu.t into pieces about. 2 inches long , which were laid on the wound to draw out the poi·son, or chestnut leaves were collected and placed on the wound. The snakes re mains were usually burned to ashes , <LS revenge for what he had done. A n umbe r of native plants were used for snake bites too .. . but the set.r.lers did n ot. use the =-emedies of t.he Indians for snake bites . Gunshot wounds were treacherous , and treated with slippery el.-n bark, flax seed and other poultices . I'he itch was very common and was treated with an ointment made of brimstone and hot. lard. Pleurisy was the only disease which was s upposed to be treated by bl ood- letting . For sprains or sore muscles bear grease , or any other animal fat was used as a liniment . The erysiplis or St . Anthonies Fire was circumscribed by the blood of a black cat. There was scarcely a black cat to be seen whose ears or tail had not been queerly cropped for a contribution of bl ood . From SKETCHES AND !IBCOLLECTIONS OFLYNCHBURG, by the Oldest Inhabitant Published by C . H. :iynne , ~ichmond , Va. 1858 Colonel Charle s Lynch was a son of Charles Lynch, who came from Ireland to settle on a large body of land on the J ames Rive r, in sight of the Peaks of Otter , in the early l?OO's. Charles · ~ch's son, John Lynch, operated a ferry across the James aiver, around which grew the city of ~chburg. Col . Char les Lynch (Jr . ) resided on the Staunton aiver, a branch of the :toanoke liver , an~as an officer in the ].evolutionary Army. Dur ing the war, the conntry on the James ;tiver, and on the Roanoke, about the Bl ue 3.idge and in the western mountain passes, was harassed by a lawless band of Tories and despera~es. The problem required a strong sol ution. Col . r.ynch was a resolute , determined man, of elevated patriotic p rinciples and a staunch ','Jhig . He organized and took the lead of a strong body of determined patriots - men of mor al character and colTUJlanding influence, and scoured the country nightand day . They took many of the desperadoes, gave them a summary trial , at which Col. 13nch sat as judge; empanneled a j .ury , and on convict ion , executed · punishment in a prompt manner. The Villians were permitted to defend themselves , and to show mitigating c ircun1stance s , and when punished, to clear out . Many well-meaning persons are frightened at the name of ~ch Law, without knowing its history, code or appliance. It did require proof positive, as would produce conviction of guilt in any other circumstance. Col. Lynch raised a regiment of riflemen, after he had officiated as judge, in r e l ieving the country from Tories , thieves and murderers. He was present at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, where he behaved with great gallantry . He died soon after the war. Charles l..v'nch, Esq. afterwards Governor of Mississippi , was his son. Viratn!& Appalaohian Notes �Botetourt Ministers •• • Some ministers were sent from Fennsyl vania as missionaries to visit the p eo pl~ in people in Virginia and organise congregations in those parts , and others came of their own accord and settled . The fiftL one to come and first to stay was ~ev . John Craig , of the :megal Presbyter-/ . ~e came as ear ly as 1740 .and served regularly the congregat ions of the upper Shenandoah and irregularly thesscattered settlements of the upper br anches of the James and Roanoke Rivers , as well as serving Tinkling Springs Congregation, and the Old Stone Church in Augusta County. On 7/30/1742, aev. John Craig took up land; 472 acres on the north side of Craigs Creek; 4-::xJ acres the same year on the fork of the James anc ~ ~aigs Creek; anc 158 acres on the fork of Fatterson 's and ~ r aig s C ree~ . ne held Pre sbyterian services for acongregation called J enean Fresbyte:rJ, in a chapel on the edge of Mary tv!cJonalds , widow of Edward t-!c:Jonald , land , at t. ne Mc:!)onald (or Glebe) graveyard. This Mc:Jonald r.ieeting house was es1:.c.bli sheci farther west after the death of Bryan McDonald, on the Catawba Jivide . The ;iev. John Craig baptized Thomas Madisons children •• • he a cousin of Pre sident James r·iadison - Thomas was a son of John Hadison , first clerk of Augusta County. He also baptized Gene r al Andrew Lewis 's children . From t he Botetourt Court Order Book , years 1780 - 1784, John Craig furnished materials for the aevolutionary Arrrry, and sent a man called Howard to fight in the 'liar in his place. !tev. John Craig served as a deputy sheriff tmder William Hadison, High Sheriff in 1781, and also tmder Samuel 'roC:.d in 179). After Braddocks Defeat on July 9, 1755, .{Ev . John Craig argued fo r the building of forts against expected Indian rai ds . . • and gave his time and money along with others, to build fortifications for the Old Stone Presbyterian C:hurch , 'built about 1750 near Stau.1ton . In 1756 many Indian battles were fought at Johns Creek, now New Castle . itev . John Craig was not onl~,r a minister, but a patriot and a businessman , who never re.fused land grants when they wereoffered him. The Creek on which he lived, and the Cotmty fo r~e d from Botetourt, Giles , Hontgomery, and Allegheny Counties :..n 1851 , were named in his honor . aobert Logan, also a Pre sbyterian Clergyman , anc a graduate of Frinceton , f ollnwing the brea1:down of the Parish organization took over t he Botetourt Seminary at ?incastle in the 1790 ' s, and made it into a private school .. •of Nhich he was head-master. · Tue J.ev . Sdward Cra\·1ford, a Fre sbyterian and graduate of Princton , also , was called to the Sinking 3pring and Spreading Spring Congre gations in 1778 , and preached there until 1792. During his Botetourt ministry the ?resbyterian families on the upper branches of Buff alo , Hill Creek and Catawba merged into the ?incastle 6ngre gation and took over the abandoned Par ish church . . . vacated by the Church of England congregation , when they fell into disarry and the Church lost the support of the State and the Crown, following the .:tSvol ution . of the Church of England, or Episcopal, Clergy , in the area first was the ~ev. Adam Smythe, whowas chosen curate by the Augusta Vestry in 1772 , and . who became the a.ector of the Botetourt Parish in 1773 ••. this par ish dissolvea in 1777, but dev. Smythe continued to live in Fincastle , and was active ~ s a Justice. During thisperiod, and before the ·.iar, the Colonial government appointed as ve strymen , in areaswhere there were not enough responsible members of the Church of England, to select a vestr/ .. appointed prominent citizens of other religious pursuasions to serve on the Ve stry of the Farish church. Therefore , these citizens did not take the duty seriously , and often left the ? arish div~ded and mismanaged. The ?arish centered i..~ ?incastle Vtramsa Appalachian Botos �include d '-he inhabitar.ts of i·lontgomery and :·lashington Counties. The Genera l As sembly required t.he CoW1ty Commissioners to make provision for the poor , and in 1782 , the parish was also in arrears to the aev. Smythe .. and so t.he me.gist rates were ordered to assess tithable persons to pay off t he a rre a rs of the par ish . .:tev . Smythe swore in Court in 1780, that he and h is son , Alexander 3rIT'fthe came from Ireland at thP.ir own expense and were entit led t o a bounty of 58 acres each . His son and he were given this land, anci a ccu.r:i\:l at.ed at.her lanci. in far Southwest Virginia , where Alexander Smythe p ract. i ced law and became quite prosperous , and for him , Smythe County is named . :tev . Adam Smyt.he was dissillusioned with his Virt;inia experience , and his will bequeaths his property in Ireland to his daughters, with the provi sion that t hey never come to America ••• in this will he terms himself ira disappointed man ". He died in 1785 and is buried in a vault under the Fincast le F res~yterian Church . 'I'he early 1'1 ethodists were circuit riders, who covered many miles of front i er preaching to , burying and marrying a large popUJ.ation ecattered throughout the area . Brothers , The ~iev . Edward and aev. Samuel: HitQhell spreaci ;.:e r.hociism far ; Edward Mitchell lived. at nstonelea.. , a large rock house build by the p i oneer David Cloyd in ~ 1780 ; David Cloyds heirs sold this property to Edward. ~·iitchell in 1799 and it was in this house in ~800 that Bishop Francis Asbury of the Methodist Church, met with Methodists in the area while visiting Edward Ivi.itchell to plan the building of the Methodist Church at ?inc a st le . Zdward Mitchell sold nstonelea" to the Firebaughs and moved to Alabama in 1821. sarnuel rolitchell , brother of Edward, settled and li:ed and. p r eached and ministered in the Eagle ;:rock area . Another l·atchell brot her, David , lived near Catawba and was a farmer. The B.ev. John Helms, i,iethodist Circuit aider , we suppose set a record for marriages performed •.. he married over 800 couples in his career . The Rev. Jacob Carper served the Met hodist c ongregation in 1850 . The Rev. Abraham Buhrman, t-'iethodist , a native of Maryland, came to Botetourt County in the 1840' s, served small surrounding churches and built Mt . Pleasant Methodist Church, called "':'Jhite '.::hurch11' , in the west section of the county. A talented orchadht, he with a neighbor John Edward Deisher, developed the"old Winesap~' apple in their orchard. During the Civil War salt peter was foW1d and mined from under Ht. Pleasant Methodist Church ••• the perfect cover! The Ba ptist were r epresented in early prominence by the 3.ev. Absalom Cornelius Dempsey , who started the church at ttdll Creek, serving both black and white membe rs. (He later encouraged md assisted the black. members to establish their own church.) His ministry grew within the County t o lead to the establishment of the Fincastle Baptist Church in the 1830 's, and to the establishment of Zion Hill Baptist Church, which earlier had been Zion Hill (·ieet ing House a non-demoninational gathering place, midway between Fincastle and E~gle .:U,ck on the old road, near Lapsleys .:tun . !he ~ev • Dempsey , being poorly paid, supported his wife and a niece (t hey had no children of their own), by working as a cabinet-maker in t he evenings. A large imposing man , but much beloved, and particularly by children, f Jr whom he had a soft spot , his influence reached far into the county. His portrait , with that of his wife, hangs in Mill Creek Bc.pt ist Church. !n his later years, the Haskey family at Mill Creek gave t he elder ly Dempseys a home and cared for them W1til they died. ~·:ith the entry into the CoW1ty in the 1780 - 1800 period of German .:amilie~ cane the Lutherans, the Junkards and united Brethrens: The poineer vunkarc. g roup \vas l e d by a 3ecmer, and the Graybills, described by t he following a rticle , typify the 3ret hr en. Vtr~ Appalachian Notes �jQHN G!iAYBILL John Graybill, (Johannes Gracie: , born abou~ 1747 - died 1818) a son of immigrant Christian Graybill, migrated to Dotetourt :ounLy in about 1778; a German, who spake tne language and taught it t o his child=en, and ~ member of the German aaptist Church . He ~cquired land f~rsL on t he !·~orth ?ork of the :toanoke !tiver, (now l·:ontgomery Cotmty) , and in July 1785 purchased land from ·,hlliam Ward; 220 acr es on aaci( Creek, 3otetourt CoWJty. He had.married Hannah Bondecke r (or 2orntrager ) , born in 175,) , died 18J8 in permsylvania . He was a ve ry religious man , as his father had been in Pennsylvania. His father had preaching in his home and barn in Pennsylvania; which meetings led to the building of a church on the Graybill farm at Pennsville , ?a. //hen John Graybill came to Virginia , following the example of his faLher , he made his home a preaching place. Services were held in his house in winter and in his barn during the summer months . ',•ihen his son, Sol omon , built his brick house , he divided the first floor into two large rooms by a movable partition. This partition was made of board plank , carefully dressed and jointed by hand, and removed r e adily, and in this way the home was converted into a me~ting place of considerable capacity. Dl!.ring the summer months his barn floor , well swept , was made the preaching place . This also accommodated quite a large congregation. For seating the worshippers he prepared ~enches which were placed in the house or barn, a s the season determined, and which were carefully stored above his wagon shed when not in use. These seats survived the building of churches in t he corrununity, and remained as witnesses even to the third generation, of the fact that the Graybills descend from a religious ancestry. The crick house with the movable partitions still stands near Nace , Va . From : '1HistoriJ of the Graybill Family" , by William Michael Graybill , Ph. !) . Typescript, aoanoke, Va . 1910 In 1850 the Clergy population had grown considerably .•• there were 6 ~-lethoC.ists , 1 Lutheran, 6 Baptist, 1 Episcopal Priest ••• in the Census the Presbyt.erians are not identified, nor are the Brethren ; but two men are identified by the letters OSP ••• which we understand means that they are licensed to only perform marriages and funerals • • •not to preach and give the Sacraments . This information on the Woodville family, is from Jane ~foodville :1·eus , a professor at Marshall College, and who is presently researching and writing a new book on Thomas Jefferson , based on his correspondence with a dear friend, Eliza Tryst. Mrs . WElls is a descendent of James Littlepage ·,voodville. The .:1.everend Jolm W oodville was rec.,or of St . Harks Episcopal Church in Culpeper in the mid 1700 ' s ••• his son, James Littl epage :voodville, was born in Culpeper and studied law under his W1Cle , Andrew Stephenson , who was not much older than he. Andrew Stephenson had a long distinguished career a s a lawyer, and became an Ambassador, I believe Jane Wells said , to England. ~·Jhen James Littlepage completed his law studies and passed the Bar , he left Culpeper and w~nt t o Sweet Springs, Monroe GoW1ty >to begin practice . There he met and married Mary Sophia Lewis of Sweet Spr"ings, she a daughter of John Lewis and Mary Preston Lewis; i•.ary freston Lewis was a daughter of Col. ·t lilliam Prest.on and Susanna Smith. John Lewis owned the Sweet Springs , and was of the family of Lewises for which Le wisburg is named •.• h.:.s father , •, :illiam Lewis, was a b:.:·other of Gen. Andrew Lewis, who came t o Salem from Vtratma Appalachian Not.ea �Lewisburg; ·,.;illiam Lewis married Ann i•iontgomery, a daughte r of Alexander Viontgomery of Delaware. James Littlepage ·,· Joodville left Sweet Springs and came to Fincastle , to pr act. ice law there before 1820 . His office was behind the Courthouse, and he b ought. about two blocks of Fincastle on Back Street , which runs parallel t.o ~1.ain Street , in front of the Presbyterian Church ; Jane Wells believe s he l ived in a house on Back Street which now carries the date of 1812. He was a prominent Episcopal layman; was on the Board of Trustees and Vestry of St . :-~arks Episcopal Church, which was built in 1817; and he was instrumental in building the Church , named for this father:s church in Culpeper. James Lit.t.lepage ':/oo<ivil.le left Fincastle and moved to Buchanan to become president of the Bank of Buchanan in about 1838 . •. and was also instrumental in t.h e formation and building of Trinity Spiscopal 8hurch there , and -:.·;as on t.he 3o; rd of Trustees who secured land from And~"'eW Boyci to ~uild Trinity . :-.:e «vas also i.!-:: strumantal in the building of 3mmanuel Spiscopal Churc!: at ~agle :i.ock . I'he ?incastle , Eagle :tock, and Buchanan Spiscopal Churches along with the Church at Lexington, formed what was knotin then as " \~oodville P arish•• . Another small "E:piscopal Congregation near auchanan built a small church in d l85 J , called Grace Church , but this church has not sll!'vived to T.he present. James Liti:.lepage Woodville died in 1848 1 and is presu.11ed to be buried in 3uchanan , or more li.l<ely in the Presbyterian Cemetery at F~ca st le, with his wife and mother . Their grave-markers state: ~-lary Sophia ~-Joodville , wile ofJames L . :'loodville and daughter of Capt. John Lewis , died 8th of June 1836. Sarah S . '.·:oodville , widow of ;1ev . John ;foodville of st. Harks Farish, Culpeper· County, died April 1813, age 70 years. James Littlepage and Mary Sophia ~foodville had one child who died in infancy be.fore 1820 , and a son JAMES LE',flS ~·iOODVIIJ.R , born in 1820 . · · • JAdES LE:·JIS WOODVILLE, the only surviv:ing child, was born in 1820, grew up in Fincastle, and married (·iary Ann Breckenridge, a daughter of Gapt. Cary Breckenridge and Smma T:Talker Gilmer Breckenridge. He became a physician, possibly the most highly educated doctor in this area. He at tended Kenyon College for 1 year in 1836; received his degree in Chemistry from the University of Virginia in 1840 ; he graduated from the Unive rsity of Pennsylvania tviedical School in 1843, and continued during his practice to do additional studies. !-fe either purchased or inherited from his fathe r what was known as " ':·ioodville Springs " •.. the pre sent day site of Camp Fincastle .. operated by the P resbyterian Church . i'he creek feeding the springs, or fed by the springs , which runs by Howells Hill and into Catawba Creek is known as :·ioodvilles Creek. Whether the Woodvilles lived on this property is unknown . :::)r . James Lewis Woodville served as a surgeon in the Confederate States Army, and Jane Woodville :veils, has his surgical instruments and medical library. He is referred to in the diaries written by his 3isterin-law , Lucy Breckenridge, published "LUCY BiIBCKENrtIDGE OF <BOVE HILL", as " Brother Lewis" . After the Civil War, Dr . Woociville moved from ?incastle back to the sweet Springs area, where he was highly respect ed , as he had been in Botetourt County .•. he and wife are buried there in i:.he Lewis - ~·lo odville Cemetery. Vtratma Appalaoh1an NoteR �/ .; lS James Lewis 'doodville and i·iary A.rm i.3reckenridge were married by the ;tev. Geor ge Thornton :·i ilmer (her uncle .. he having i7larried i·;ar'J Peachy Gil.'Jle-..~, a sister of Emma ·rialker Gilmer 3reckenridge.) . . they married. on 9/29/1852 . The :loodvilles haci. seven children from Jane W ells research , however the Lucy Breckenridge book lis-..s only five of them: "Little·'' Emma, Jimmy , Cary , . Mary and ?ranees (:?anny). Only two of ~hem have left ciescendents. Another interesting early Botetourt Collllty entrepreneur was Jacob Howry, who in the 1770 - 1780 period bought a l arge tract of land north of present day Amsterdam •. • he proposed to sell off t r acts of land or l ots to indiViduals, who after purchasing the tracts , would continue to pay him an annual rent . A few purchasers bought lots , but his dream of "Howrytown", his own fiefdom , never ma~e.~ialized! HE'rHOD OF HAKING WHISKEY, by Samuel Hensley (From the .aobert Pr eston Papers, Box 2 , Swem Library Manuscript Collection, The College of William and i:·iary.) fubs clean, put in 16 gall . boiling water, 1/2 bushel corn meal , poured in slow, stirring the time the meal is going in. 16 galls . boiling water Another half Bl. corn meal, act as before . A double handful rye meal, scatter it over the mash , let it stand fifteen minutes. A Gallon ~·ia.J..t, stirr well every fifteen minutes untill you can bear your hand deep do~m in the mash, then put in thirty two gallons of cold potash , as clear of the grains as you can. The water you cool of with must be made milk warm in your still, fill up your vessells within 3 or 4 inches of the top. To know when the mash is of proper. temperature, dip your hand in cold water and then in the tub, and you will feel a s l ight difference , this for the moderate weather ; for cold weather, the mash must be somewhat warmer . rl.un your doubling very slow. The mash ought to work from 36 - J.J3 hours. If it quits sooner it is not rightl J. WILLIAM AUST1N, II, and aEBECCA H. R. AUSTIN Authors of lELATED FA.li.1ILIES OF BOTETOU:1.T COUNTY , VIIiGINIA and of ~ISTOdY OF BOTETOURT COUNTY BEFORE 1800 . .•• have researched many othe.r fami lies, as well •• • and have inf'ormation available on the following families ••••. and on many others! PAmTEa, HARRIS' WATKINS' FfulRIEa, WILLIAMSON, LUCK ' CALlWELL, EAKIN' IE~·10N' REID, GODWIN' rlHODES, BURGE.~, AUSTIN ' s:rrT~ , NOFFSINGEa, ?I3.EBAUGH, HALL, Ril3HA..i.T, STONE.:1., SIZEH., BOrtDEN, Huff . Gontact: BILL Od. rlEBEC8A AUSTilJ 2151 Broadway Aile., 3 . ·..;. :fl 4 J.oo.noke , Virginia 24.J14 V1raim.& App&lachian Notee ?elepho.ne: (7JJ) 341+ - ~178 �") I --7 Our member, Delcie Rothenberg, 100 Aloha, Apt. 410, Seattle, WA 98109, has sent photocopies oF Four pages of her grandmother's family bible with a typed transcription including additional data. These have been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Library. Ms Rothenbe r g ' s grandmother was Edwarda Hickman Brown who was born 1892 in Pulaski Co. VA, where she grew up at Oak Grove Farm and married Jas. W. Bishop in 1920. She died 1968 at Monore, Washington. THE BROWN FAMILY BIBLE (additional information in parentheses) Births .John Michael Brown born Nov. 6th 1857 (Pulaski Co. VA) Kate Lyle (Hickman) Brown born Dec. 27th, 1856 (Blacksburg, VA) Perry Lyle Brown and " Percy Lynn Brown " Jan. 29th 1878 (Pulaski Co. VA) Lelia May Brown " Nov. 13th 1879 (Pulaski Co. VA) Myrtle Reid Brown " Aug. 28th, 1881 (Pulaski Co. VA) Roy Mcintyre Brown was born May 25th, 1883 (Pulaski Co. VA) Benjamin Watkins Brown was born 6 of Oct. 1884 (Pulaski Co. VA) William Allen Brown Oct. 30th, 1886 (Pulaski Co. VA) Lucy Hoge B rown born May 14th, 1888 (Pulaski Co. VA) Kate Hickman B rown born May 19, "91 (Pulaski Co. VA) Edwarda Hickman Brown born Oct. 31, 1892 (Pulaski Co, VA) Maggie Lou Brown born .June 7, 1894 (Pulaski Co. VA) Antoinette Ruth Brown born May 22, 1896 (Pulaski Co. VA) Katherine Isabella Mitchell was born July 2nd, 1904 (Snohomish, Wash.) Marriages .John M. (Michael) Brown and Kate L. (Lyle) Hickman were married by the Rev. I. N. Narr at White Glade Oct. 25th 1876. (Lelia) by Rev. Mey Brown & Wm (William) H. Mitchell were married Sept. 1st, 1903 Edward Hudson at Snohomish, Washington (Lucy Hoge Brown and Robert Carlock Cartwright were married Nov . 10, 1913) Antoinette Ruth Brown and Claude A. Pl"'illaman were married Nov . 15, 1919 at Oak Grove Farm by the Rev. M. E. Hansel Edwarda Hickma n Brown and .Jas. (James) at Oak Grove Farm by Rev. M. E. Hansel w. Bishop were marl"'ied Sept . 20, 1920 Maggie Lou Brown and .James Abner Allison married Aug. 1923 Katherine Isabela (Isabella) Mitchell and Henry Denni s were married August 1922 . Helen Ruth Bishop & Richard (G.) Rothenbel"'g married Jan . 19, 1947 �/3 C· THE BROWN FAMILY BIBLE - conti nued Deaths Mary Brown died Sept . 20th 18.2i Rev . Wm . (William) P. Hickman died May 11th 1864 - Aged 54 (Pulaski Co. VA) Lou E . M'organ died April 8th 1882 - Aged 32 year s Myrtle Reid Br own died of' scar let fever at 7 am May the 3rd 1884 8 mos. & 5 days Aged 2 yrs . Percy Lynn Brown died of' scarlet f'ever at 9 20 am May the 3 r d 1884 3 mos & 4 days Aged 6 y r s, Perry Lyle Brown died of scarlet fever at 2 30 am May the 8th 1884 3 mos & 9 days aged 6 yrs. John Brown died July 27, 1889 Seventy 79 nine years 9 mo & 14 days Kate Hickman Brown died Dec 1st "91 (1891) at 8 30 pm William Allen Brown died Nov. 11th 1898 . Kate Lyle Brown died Apr il 13 - 1918 (age 8 months) (Age 12 years) (Age 6 2 year s) John M. (Michael) Br own died Feb. 6, 1917 (age 6 3 year s) (Roy Mcintyre Brown died Sept. 4, 1921 age 38 year s at Staunton, Vi r ginia) Maggie Lou Brown (Allison) died - Jan 11, 1928 Benjamin Watkins Brown died Aug. 29 - (age 34 yea r s) 1947 (age 63 years at Sedro Woolley, Wash.) Lelia May Brown Mitchell died Apr. 22 1957 (age 78 years at Zenith, Washing ton) ( Edwarda Hickman Brown Bishop died June 8, 1968 age 76 years at Monore, Washington) (Antoinette Ruth Brown Prillaman died Feb . 28, 1973 age 77 years at Roanoke, Virginia) Memoranda Wm. P. Hickman was born in Bath Co . Va . Feb. 28th 1810 and was killed in the battle of' Cloyds Farm May 11th 1664. (William P. Hickman married Margaret Reid Hoge July 18, 1844 in Pulaski Co. VA) (Ser ved in Civil War) John Brown was born Oct. 13th 1809 Margaret Reid (Hoge) Hickman (was born Sept. 12, 1821 a n d) died March (2), 1904 aged 83 years = = = = - - -- = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = -- - -- = ==== == MEMBER SHARES SUCCESS IN TRACING HI S OOOSON LINE John C. Garrett, 6010 Lakemont Dr., Roanoke, VA 24018 , reports that he has found a new book entitled "The Dodson (Dotson) Family of North Farnham Par ish, Richmond , Virgi nia" by Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas. This book has e n abled him to trace his line from 1805 to 1649 and wants the Oodsons in our Society to know of t his outstanding book with at least 1,000 Dodson names . He is willing to answer your questions about this book. Tel. (703) 989-4712. Vtraima Appalaoh1an Notes �; .....?., I RULES OF CONDUCT FOR AND "PET PEEVES" ABOUT GENEALOGISTS In ·.1i s i t i ng resea r ch facilities, I have become aware of prob lems •:: r.:::ated by visitors doing genealogical research. To el;eminate these problems, I talked to librarians, ar c hivi s t s , cl erks of cou rt , and staff in court houses to become fami 1 iar with their rules of conduct and "pet peeves" concerning their patrons. Please read the following rules and see if we genealogists c an improve the opinions of the staff of these re sea r c h facilities . Before using research materials, be sure to wash your hands to r e mov e o utside soil to prevent contaminating books and r ecords. Do not " 1 i c k" your finger to turn a page. Not only is i t unsanita ry, but the acid and enzymes in the saliva will cause the pages to deteriorate. Do not open file boxes and drawers in c ourt houses without permi ssio n o f the staff . Fountain pens are forbidden everywhere. Ball point pens are forbidden when using original re cords and very old books. Be on the safe side and use soft pencils or mechanical pencils. Ac ci den t s c an happen. It is in the best interest of all researchers not to make de rogat ory remarks a bout the s upporting organization of Law Libraries, Ch urch Libraries, and State Libraries . You are a gue s t a nd it· is a pri vi ledge, not a right, for you to researc h there s o be on your best behavior . When requesting in:for:mation in person from a librarian, a clerk or a n archivist, do not relate your entire ancestry bac k to the 1700 ' s. A s urname, approximate date, and a possible county is all the information necessary for an individual to provide you with research materials . If writing to a research facility, state your reque st briefly and include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Obey a l l posted rules. USE, don't ABUSE the records. When leaving a research facility, push your chair under the table , place used books in the return book c art, and take all of your not es with you . Li mi t conversation with your companion to avoid distracting others . There are many other i n:fringements of researching too numer ous to mention, but keep in mind not to "scan" a page with a pen, do not expect the 1 i brarian to do your research for you or ask that your microfilm be read for you. THIS IS YOUR WORK . There have been instances of theft and mutilation of books Please and co urt re co rds. This is a crime and punis hable by law. do not become a statistic. Your success in research fa c ilities depends on your attitude, c onduct, and handling of research ma terials and will ref le G t on a l l future researchers. Jimmie M. Steele V1ramt& App&]ach1an Notes �MT PLEASANT CHURCH CEMETERY Montgomery County, Virginia Location: Rt 639, east of Christiansburg. and Ruth G Hale. Copied 6 Mar 1987 by Glenna G Garner GRAHAM, Benjamin F Oct 12, 1873-Ma.y 14, 1970 ALIFF, Della May 1 , 1882-Sept 9, 1976 GRAHAM , Effie W May 10, 1889-Jan 7, 1900 GRAHAM, Sarah Correll Aug JO, 1877- oct Jl, 1967 ALIFF, William May 15, 1878-Mar 21 , 1956 Grave, marked AN DREWS, Ora Graham May J, 1899-Feb 11, 1960 ALIFF, Clara Ella Aug J , 191J-Jan 21, 1918 GRAHAM, Bri_nda HAMBRICK, James H Sept 6, 1918-Feb 9, 1920 Feb 27, 1897-Apr J, 1945 *UNDERWOOD, Lonza L May 29, 1938 Va PVI Army Service Corps AUSTIN I Ida T May 14, 1884-Jan 11, 1902 DUDLEY, Joseph Lewis s on of Coleman L & Mary Mar J, 1851-Mar 2, 1852 DUDLEY, Coleman Rush son of Coleman L & Mary LEONARD, Lucille M May 13, 1902-Jan 23, 1920 CREA.SIE, Albenia W dau of James H & Joanna Jan 6, 1870-Aug 23, 1927 CREASX, J Byrd J Dec 18, 1871-Aug 18, 1919 BOOTH, James R Oct 6, 1904-0ct 20, 1907 J by fieldstone GRAHAM, M J wife of J H Dec 22, 1828-0ct 29, 1889 *GRAHAM, James M Co F 16 Va Inf CSA no dates (2 Akers were moved, maybe Sunset Cemetery , Christiansburg. Inf ormation Mr Clark, resident next to Cemetery. CREASY CEMETERY NEXT TO MT PLEASANT CREA.$¥, Tu.nny Steve May 8, 1943-Nov ?, 1947 CREA$Y , Iris June Jany 23, 1853-July 16, 1853 GRAHAM, William James Apr 19, 1823-Sept 13, 1900 Feb 18, 1933-Aug 10 , 1977 DUDLEY, Coleman GRAHAM, Abigail Iddings Hall *CREASDY, Willie E Died Aug 5, 1853 Age 36 yrs J m 2 d wife of W J 1894-1979 Feb 27, 1829- Sept 2J , 1920 Pfc US A:rmy WWI GRAHAM, Almanda D SHELOR, Lind.a Clark Aug 28, 1881 LEONARD, Oakley Benton son of WH & V S 1953-1977 Aug 22, 1889-Jan 11, 1911 (Richardson FHM) GRAHAM, Charles W Apr 20, 1865- Feb 4, 1944 CREAS'EY ,William *LEONARD, William H Father Co K 12 NC Inf CSA (Mrs Clark's grandfather) ANDERSON, Douglass no dates 3 more Creasey ' s Dec 28, 1880-July 20J 1935 Mother Mother LEONARD, Virginia B CLARK, Baby ANDERSON , Clatie Booth 1850-1932 born dead wife of W D Apr?, 1889-Apr 29, 1932 laughter (*denotes military MA.RRETI', Elizabeth L marker) BOOTH , Noah M 1875-1926 Dec 16, 1898-May 25, 1932 *"*GRAHAM , John Henry GRAHAM , Mandy E Feb 7, 1854-Jan 8, 1923 May 1, 1858-Feb 21, 1943 BOOTH , Thomas H ** Jan 28, 1886-Dec 29 , 1927 (FHM - Funeral Home Mar ker ) V1rCln1& App&.lach1an N otA'IA �1.33 DENHILL CEMETERY MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA West of Shawsville on Rt 641 , approximately J/4 mile from Rt 11. 1987 by Glenna G Ga.mer and Ruth G Hale . (*Military service) Copied 6 March ~.I otf11f11 :> . JEWELL, Georg e W Nov 2, 1846-June 15 , 1903 RICHARISON, Powell JEWELL, Mrs P A Apr 3, 1848- Sept 11 ,1913 RICHARISON, NANCY Mother DOVE, Alice 1828-1909 DOVE, Lizzie ft· 3 -f m,,,.s, 18)6-1919 S'IDMP, Homer RICHARIBON, E W STUMP, Da.ws on Feb 7 , 1902 rest of stone broken off STUMP, Arilla JEWELL, Olie Apr lJ, 1871.rJune 19 , 1897 JEWELL, H L Sept 4 , 1886-0ct 21, 1913 Grave marked by fieldstone Grave, marked by Field.stone Grave, marked by Fieldstone LANE, Malinda wife of Wm H Aug 19, 1842-Ma.y 12, 1907 RUMBURG, Rev J L Jan 29, 1829-Sept 10, 1902 LANE, William H July 2 , 1841- July .)O , 1915 COLE, John W Son , brother, husband Oct 1 6 , 1882- June 1920 LESTER, J W June 10, 1 862-June 22, 1898 *WILLIAMS, E W Co A 4 Va Res CSA LANE, Gordon Jan 10, 1845-Feb 16, 1914 1849--1935 PANNELL , Wade F Dec 20, 1870-May 4, 1930 PANNELL, Lucy E June 6, 1868-Ma.y 23, 1930 COLLINS, Elizabeth Apr 19, 1937-Dec 11, 1950 CLIFTON, Mary H 1861-1925 CLIFTON, James W' BRANCH, 1860-1927 BRANCH , Frank Diwa.rd CLIFTON, Paul G Mar 7, 1900-June 18, 1957 Janie M Apr 24, 1907-0ct 16, 1911 Oct 12, 19030ct 22, 1911 DOVE, I.a~ DOVE , J ames DOVE, James T LANE, Jas A Feb 23, 1906-Aug 27, 19.58 July 8 , 1868-June 26, 1907 LANE, Mary J *S'IDMP, Cassell Samuel Aug JO, 1896-0ct 24, 1964 Va Pvt 17 Bn Inf Repl Tng Ca.mp WLee BRANCH, Sarah Died July 1903 Aged 73 yrs COLES, Mamie 1898-1982 (Lotz FHM) Lee *FAST, Henry Joshua Sept 21, 1899-June 23, 1966 Indiana Pvt 4 Service Command WW II MARTIN, Clarence Lee SUTPHIN, Irvin J Nov 27, 1928-Jan 14, 1931 Mother ALTIZER, Juanita Ester Feb 14, 1923-July 20, 1975 WILLIAMS, Ridgeway WILLIAMS, F C Apr 9, 188)-Jan 7, 1956 Mar WILLIAMS , W L Mar 27, 1880-Apr 7, 19.55 GILLINWATER, Shirley T Apr 10, 1945-June 10 , 1945 HAWXS, Frances Estelle Nov ll, 1931-Apr 22, 1956 4 sma.11 tombstones no inscription BAKER, Mandie M 8, 1905-June 21 , 1932 Nl!5TER, Inf, son of Mr & Mrs .Bryan Sept 7, Nester 1961 BAKER, Claude W July 2, 1877- Aug 26, 1968 �DENHILL CEMETERY J:Yf- Our Baby SUTPHIN, Ellena K SMITH , Inf . son of Feb 19, 188J- Oct 18 , 1955 Walter B & Phyllis May 8 , 196J *SUTPHm , Joe c Oct 11, 1924-Jan 20, 1980 SMITH, Charlie E PFC US A:rmy WW II Mar 25, 1891- June 25 , 1964 ROBERTSON, J Dougles Sept 15, 1912- 0ct 20, 1972 SMIIB , Sarah D July 24, 1892- 0ct 25 , 1979 ROBER'ISON , Ethel S Mar 27, 1913HARRIS, Raymond N Dec 27 , 1920-Jan ll , 1964 WIRT, James E /9'7 f Nov 22, 1908-Mar 24 , ~ STUMP , Rufus Henry May 14, 1889- Jan 2J, 1967 WIRT, Lilliam S STUMP , Lilia Lucinda Feb 1, 1915Feb 22, 1889- Nov 22, 1968 WIRT, George E Nov 16, 1888-Aug 12 , 1966 QUESENBERRY, E Fulton Feb 2J, 1906- Dec 15, 1982 *BROWN, Douglas May JO, 1911- Mar 25, 1983 QUESENBERRY, Ruth 'Ihomas MOMM 1 - US Army WW II Jan 23, 1916- *PASLEY, Benjamin P QUESENBERRY , Rebecca Duncan Sept 29, 1889-Nov 8, 1969 Mar 16 , 1874-0ct J , 1965 Pvt Btry C, 52 Coast Arty Bn WW I LESTER, Lonzie W 1896- 1964 Mother PASLEY, Beaulah G LF.S'IER , Mary C May 21, 1901-Sept 7, 1976 1900ST.CLAIR, Oscar R LOVING, Curtis H Feb 18, 1909- Apr 19, 1966 Jan 19, 1946-Ma.r 19, 1983 ST. CLAIR, Myrtle H LOVING, Janice I Sept 17, 1913-Ma.r 14, 1976 Dec 15, 1954- GILMORE, Ru by Mae HARRIS, Lucille W Sept 4 , 192J-Aug 1 , 1976 THORN' TON , Grae e M Sept 4, 1908-June 28 , 1974 'IBORNTON, Paul ~!a..:r- ], GREGORY, Margie Lester Fee 14, 1917 LESTER, Oscar Lee Sept ll , 1888-Ma.r 1 , 1975 LESTER, Ida Garlick Aug lJ, 1894-June JO, 1973 TRUMP , Charles Lee Apr 18, 1898-M3.r 22, 1973 TRUMP, Delphia W Jan J , 1910 TRUMP, Lucas Martin Inf . son of Donald & Karen Nov 20 , 1984-Nov 22 , 1984 IB.ughter PORTER, Jeanette G Nov lJ, 1946- Nov 27 , 1976 Mc.DANIEL, Roy Alvin May 19, 1905- 0ct 22 , 198J McDANIEL , Glenna Dove Aug 11 , 1908 O'BRIEN, GRAHAM, Pamela Lynn p 6 mms. daughter of Mr & Mrs Frank Mother Feb 20, 1958-Feb 24, 1958 LES'IER, Myrtle Martin June 14, 1926-Dec 5 , 1978 McDANIEL, R Guy Jan 11, 1910-July 17, 1984 Father LESTER, John Wingfield McDANIEL, Hettie M Nov 17, 1912-June 9 , 1968 Nov 22, 1911-Aug 18, 1960 BASHAM, Jesse J BANE, Phyllis Richards Sept 15, 1914-Nov 2 , 1982 19JJ-1986 (Richardson Horne Marker) BASHAM, Pauline G Jan 10, 1916- Vtr'1ni& A:pJ)ala.chian NOteR ~! 1906- July 22 , 198J Eve Lyn O' BRIEN, Jessie DOVE , William G May 27, 1899-0ct 2, 1979 DOVE, Blanche C Nov 16, 1917 PANNELL, Magdalene A May 29, 19JO (Note: Md Jan 14, 1947) PANNELL, William Robert Jan 15, 1930- Sept 6 , 1978 �DENHILL CEMETERY SURFACE , Lela Brown GRAHAM, Everett E Loving Son Apr 16 , 1913-May 25, 1954 Feb lJ , 1895-Feb 25 , 1934 BAKER, Willie L Apr 8 , ~91J - Aug 1 8 , 1929 GRAHAM, Maggie V SURFACE, Lacy B Nov 11 , 1912PRICE , Cam Feb 17 , 1889- Jan 19, 1959 June 7 , 1885-May 1, 19JJ SURFACE, Fannie W *ST.CLAIR, Allen T PRICE , Della Jan lJ, 1904-1922- 1975 Pvt US Army WW II Aug 26 , 1892-June J , 1928 MOLES , J Allen *CREASY, Frank Ma.hone *BAKER , Georg e Kelsey June 25 , 1907- Dec 27 , 1829 Nov 28 , 1885- Sept ? , 1984 Aug 21 , 1927-May 21 , 1951 Pvt US Army WW I Va Pvt llJ Inf Training Bn Pg 2 of mms . WW II GRAHAM, Roby Bell Feb 26 ,1916-Aug 16, 1962 Mother BAKER, Raynard CREASY , Mary A Sept 22, 1900-Feb 19, 1983 GRAHAM, Ada Baker 1867- 1938 Sept 27 , 1879-Aug 9, 1963 Father BAKER , Roxie E CREASY , !avid Cornelius Sept 15 , 1902 GRAHAM, Arche W Feb 22, 1866-0ct 25 , 1921 Nov 3 , 1878-Nov 29 , 1958 *GILMER , James Otis Oct 16 , 1921-Apr 12, 1965 Grave marked with fieldstone Father Va M Sgt US Army WW II Grave marked with fieldstone HAMBLIN, James H Korea BSM- ARCOM Jan 18, 1851- Sept 24, 1931 GRAHAM , Wister M Mother GILMER, Wilhelmine Mar 13, 1872-Dec 22, 1960 HAMBLIN , Louisa Jane Nov 16 , 1914 Jan 10, 1846- Nov 22 , 1919 GRAHAM , Hattie W Lane LAWREN CE , ID:iward Davis Aug 18 , 1876- Mar 10, 1960 1913- 1968 ST. CLAIR, Walter M Mar 14, 1886-Jan 21, 1923 (Bryant FHM) GRAHAM , Frank E Apr JO , 1896- July 21, 1916 Grave - no marker Fieldstone GRAHAM, Commodore Chandler WELLS, George W TOLLEY, Joseph W May 29 , 1882- July 21 , 1916 1858- 1935 Apr 21 , 1878-Sept 22 , 1949 GRAHAM , Mattie J WELLS, Mary 0 TOLLEY, Rosie Belle Apr 5, 1860- Apr 18, 1934 1 880- 1970 1872-1950 (Richardson FHM) GRAHAM , Archie White WELLS, Reed Jackson (stone half buried) GILMER , William Bergin 1909-1925 Aug 12, 1885-Dec 10, 1957 HAMBLIN, Maude R WELLS, Trig Leslie 188)- 1965 GILMER , Rose G 1909- 1937 May 28, 1889-Mar 18 , 1970 GILLENWALTER , Tish STUMP, William 1849- 1932 SRUMP, otavia SURFACE , Melvin Lee Feb 28 , 1893- Jan 27, 19J4WHELLING, Margaret Lane MARTIN, Benjamin 'l'aw June 16, 1886-Dec 12, 1975 Jan 1, 1888-June 28, 1959 SURFACE , Anna Lee Mar 13 , 189 5- Oct 12 , 1983 *GRAHAM, Ot tie W MARTIN , Mary Dove Nov 4, 1894--0ct 28, 1972 SMELTZER , Margie Va Pvt Co H 359 Inf WW I Nov 28 , 1894 Viratnta Appale.oh.1an Notes ;_~5- �DENHILL CEMETERY GROTHE , Helen Parson GRAHAM , Maude Lane Sept 4 , 1896-July 3 , 1965 Aug 26 , 1884-Dec 27, 1966 BABYLON , Sallie GRAHAM , Cecil G Oct 21 , 1875- May 13, 1925 June 29 , 1906-Jan 5, 1946 *THOMAS, Calvin F .. Cap : June 1, 1935-Aug 11, 1977 (Picture in Uniform) HALL, Thomas Lee son of Mr & Mrs J L STI.TM.P, Leona STUMP , Howard L Sept 27 , 1902- PRICE , Isaac W Oct 14, 1864-Dec 1 , 1943 May 4, 1958-May 8 , 1958 PRICE, Nannie A Apr 23 , 1868 Father PANNELL , Wal ter Clay Apr 24, 1901-Jan 1, 1960 S'IUMP, Lelia D Apr 27, 1905-Apr 26 , 1979 McDANIEL, Mary Ellen 1916-1986 pg 4 mms . (Richardson- HORNE FHM) MOLES , James M Sept 25 , 1859- Jan 21 , 1921 McDANIEL, R HAYES Mar 20 , 1874-Mar 9 , 1962 MOLES, Annie E July 4, 1862-Nov 21, 1948 McDANIEL, Ivanoni E Aug 28 , 1870- Dec 4 , 1958 CLIFTON , Georgiana Pannell Aug 27, 1904-June 12, 1957 Father WILLIAMS, Robert L PANNELL, Betty Ann Aug 20, 1911-June 12 , 197J July 19 , 1874-July 15, 1952 WILLIAMS , Eliza S PANNELL, Mary Ellen Jan 1, 1893-Aug 22 , 1956 Oct 23, 1873- Nov 23 , 1940 *STAPF, warner o PANNELL, RM Nov 1 , 1923-Feb 1 , 1984 husband of Mary E us Anny June 16, 1869-June 7 , 1940 STAPF , Gladys G *RICHARISON, William 1 Nov 7 , 1908 July 14, 1932 Va Corp 317 Inf 80 Div MOLES , Eula J Mar 23 , 1888-Aug 28 , 1976 THOMAS , Oakley V Feb 4, 1900 MUSSELMAN, John Aaron May 10, 1889-Mar 20 , 1955 THOMAS, Samuel I SFC Co C 28 Engineers Feb 9, 1876-Aug 19, 1963 MUSSELMAN, Cora Moles THOMAS, Maggie E May 10, 1894Ma.r Jl, 1879- Nov 14, 1941 KIMBLE, Nellie Sutphin PRICE, Harry B June 5, 1905- June 9, 1974 1907-1948 (Lotz FHM, Rke) THOMAS, Exra C Apr 15, 1909-.Dec 6, 1956 FUNERAL Home Marker (FHM) no names left THOMAS, Mathia M Mar 4, 1912 GRAHAM, Millard T Aug 7, 1887-May 26, 1981 Vtrain1& Appal.e.ch1an N otA~ Mother PANNELL , Leora Edith June 4 , 1905-Dec 2 , 1965 PERlCTNS , Wa_yn 1970- 1970 (John M Oakey Marker) SILCOTT, Lovisa Mae 1902- 1970 (Bryant FHM) SllCOTT, Edna 1928- 1967 (FHM) RICHARDSON, Oakley P 1899RICHARDSON, Ida M 1898-1976 5 mms BRUMFIELD, John Allen May 21 , 1886-Apr 4 , 1974 p BRUMFIELD, Margie East Jan 9 , 1889- July 10 , 1963 HUBBARD , Frank E June 6 , 1910-June JO , 1985 HUBBARD, Myrtle D Jan 24 , 1919 *HOLLANDSWORTH , John Coy June 20 , 1930- Sept 27 , 1957 Va Sgt 1130 SA GP AF HOLLANDSWORTH , Dorothy Graham May 14, 1930 SUTPHIN, Cleveland J Apr 9 , 1885-Apr 4 , 1964 l I �137 DENHILL CEMETERY Father GRAHAM, Henry J 1912- RA TL I FF , Ruth Mary Nov 11 , 1900-Apr 26, 1983 GRAHAM , Clara W 1912- 1890- 1984 Mother (Richardson-Horne FHM) WELLS I RATLIFF , Oscar William WELI.S, George W June 28 , 1912-Sept 4, 1984 LUCADO , Jess ie Seu lah 1929- 1983 (Richardson-Horne FHM) ================================================================================= #' NOTES ON BEDFORD, VIRGilUA contributed by Bed£ord City-County Museum THE MUSEUM (Once a Masonic Temple) . Liberty Lodge AF & AM #95 was organized on July 6, 1813 . The six charter members were Christopher Clark, William Johnson , Reuben Cauford , Joseph Needham, Benjamin Rice , and William Porter . In 1829 , William R. Porter, conveyed to the Wardens of Liberty Lodge #95, Lot #19 on Fast Main Street on which the first Ma.sonic Temple was erected. That Lodge was converted into a dwelling house when the new temple was built in 1895 on the co:rner of Main & Court Streets, '!he Lodge is now its third location (Longwood Avenue) and the Bedford City- County Museum now occupies the Lodge building on Ma.in & Court Streets . Mrs . Robert Newton Krebs is the Museum Curat or. AUNSPAUGH CEMETARY. Johann Peter Auspach lived in Germany in 1755 and came to this country on a pleasure trip . He liked it so well, he decided to stay and in 1794 he purchased a house on Fast Mai n Street in Bedford. Mr . Auspach & family belonged to the Luthe:ran faith and according to family tradition he was a tanner by trade . '!he house and lot faced East Main Street . Apparentl y the lot was a very deep one since the cemetery i s located some distance from where the house originally stood . His daughter , Miss Mary Aunspa.ugh, conducted a private school from a building on the lot for many years . '!he original old German spelling was Von Auspach. The "Von" was dropped many years ago and the anglici sed spelling of the name is now Aunspaugh. Al though there are a few Aunspaugh decendants living , the name has disapp eared from our area . '!he exact location of cemetery - ask at the Museum. BEDFORD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The earliest records of a Presbyterian Congregation in the town date back to 184). It is known , however, that before that time there was a congregation in Liberty which worshipped at the Court House and in the old Masonic Hall. '!he Steeple was built on the ground. Loafers and others who quit their work to watch i t put in position argued pro and con that it could not be done . The workmen , t i red of increasing crowds, took advantage of a bright moonlight night, and when the town was asleep, hoisted i t t o the proper place, where it remains today, V1raitm& AppaJaohian Notes �WILL OF JOHN McCUTCHEN contributed by Mrs Kenneth E Bland Staunton , Augusta County, Virginia Will Book #2.5, pp. 112-116 . In the name of God, Amen. I, John McCutchen of the County of Augusta and State of Virginia, being considerably advance in life but of sound mind and disposing memory, do for the purpose of disposing of such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless me with, make and publish this my last will and Testament in manner and fonn following to wit: 1st I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Elizabeth in case she s urvives me the right to hold and occupy the dwelling house in which I now reside together with the kitchen and any of the other houses attached to the said dwelling house which she may find necessary for her convenience for and during her lifetime together with a decent & comfortable support while she lives off the farm whereon I now live , Also so much of my household of furniture as she may think proper. To keep 1 horse such as she may choose out of my stock, her saddle & bridle, 7 (2??) good milch cows , six sheep and one negro girl named Mary , all of which property I allow my said wife to dispose of as she may think proper. 2d I give and bequeath to my son James all the land where I now reside and for which I hold deeds of conveyance part of which is situated in the County of Augusta & part in Rockbridge except two acres with a spring which I have heretofore given for the purpose of a schoolhouse and except also so much thereof as I may hereinafter bequeath to my son John, also one negro boy named Sam to him his heirs and assigns forever, but upon this condition that he shall funlish my said Wife with everything necessary for her comfortable living and also support her servant her horse cows & sheep so long as my said wife shall live. Jd I give and bequeath to my son John that part of my land on the north side of the river which lies adjoining him and bounded by Beginning on the bank of the river on his line thence down the several courses thereof to the foot of the Hickory Hole thence to the end of the lane thence up the lane and up the road leading to John Ste:rrits to the line of my said son's land and with his line to the beginning . Also one negro girl now in his possession named Linday to his heirs and assigns forever, 4th I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Wilson wife of William Wilson one negro named Bi~~(?) with all her children and all of whom are now in her possession to her and her heirs and assigns forever. 5th I give and bequeath to my son Joseph one negro man named Will now in his possession to him and his heirs & assigns forever . 6th It is shall sell may be and on hand at my desire & I hereby direct that my ex'tors herein named all the residue of my estate of whatever kind of nature it that the money arising from such sale together with any money the time of my decease and that which may be received in V11''1nta Appal.&ohian Not.ee �Bonds notes or accounts shall form a fund out of which I desire that all my just debts & fun eral expenses shall be first paid , then I allow my grandsons , John McCutchen son of Robert , John McCutchen son of Samuel, to receive each the sum of one hundred dollars and the res i due of the said sum whatsoever it may be I allow to be equally divided between my sons Samuel, Robert, J oseph , John , William , James, my daughter Elizabeth Willson , and the children of my daughter Margaret Jamison dee ' d. The children of the said Margaret to receive one share & lastly I hereby appoint my son Jos eph a n d my son- in-law William Wilson ex 't:rs of this my last Wil l and Testament & revoking and disannulling all other or forme r wills by me h eretofore made . In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal the 6th day of May 1826 . Signed John McCutchen Seal Signed sealed & published by the Testator as his last Will & Testament in our presence who have subscribed the same as witnesses in his presence & in the presence of each other Saml . Clarke ; Moses Wallace ; Valentine Merritt Whereas my son-in-law William Wilson who is named in the foregoing will as one of my ex' trs ha th s ince the date of the said will departed this life I do therefore hereby nominate & appoint my son John McCutchon in the room of the sai d William Wilson dee ' d . who with my son Joseph Mc Cu tchan before named in the said will I desire s hall act as my executors to carry the said will into effect . In testimony whereof and that the foregoing writing bearing date the 6th day of .May 1826 then signed and adknowledged by me is my t nie last Will and Testament I have hereunto set my hand & seal the 24th day of October 18J2 . John McCutchen Seal Signed sealed & published by the Testator as his last Will & Testament in our presence who have subscribed the same as witnesses in his presence & in the presence of each other. Saml . Clarke ; Wm . Clarke ; Hugh Hamilton I John McCutchen of the County of Augusta & State of Virginia do her eby make ans publish this codicil to my last Will and Testament contained on the first and second pages of this sheet to wit : Instead of my son James taking the land as devised him in the second clause of my said will it is my desire and I hereby direct that he shall only have the use thereof for his support and that of his family dur ing his lifetime and at his decrease I give and beq ueath the land described in the said second clause subject to the exceptions therein stated to my two grandsons John B . McCutchon & George McCutchon sons of my said son James to be equally divided between them according to quantity and quality but in cons i deration of this devise it is my desire and I hereby direct that my said two grandsons shall support their mother in a decent manner if she shall remain unmarried during her lifetime and also their three youngest brothers William, James K., & Robert until they severally attain full age and to pay to them severally as the(y) arive at full age such s um as under all circumstances three judicious men to be eventually chosen by them s hall say they ought to receive provided that when the s um to be paid to each of them shall be ascertained it shall not all be �required to be paid at that time but such part as may then be convenient and the residue in such instalments as the men selected as f oresai~ may think reasonable -- i t is also my desire tb..at my said two grandsons John B. and George shall give to their sister Maxy Ellen the usual education and support her decently till she arive at full age or shall marry and when when- she shall attain full age or shall marry to make such provisions for her comfort as they may deem reasonable . In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 12th day of June 18J8 Seal John McCutchan Signed sealed & acknowledged in our presence who have witnessed in the presence of the Testator & of each other. I.avid Fultz ( ??) ; Wm . Clarke; Saml. Clarke Augusta County Court May Term 184J This last will & testament of John McCutchen dec'd. with two codicils thereto was presented in Court and said will proved by the oaths of Samuel Clarke & Valentine Merritt two (of) the subscribing witnesses thereto. The first codicil proved by the oath of Saml . Clarke one of the subscribing witnesses & William Clarke another witness to sam having departed life & Hugh Hamilton a third witness thereto having removed beyond the limits of this commonwealth the signature purporting to be the said William Clarke's was proved by the oath of Samuel Clarke to be the true handwriting of him the said William Clarke dec'd. and the second codicil was proved by the oaths of Ihvid Fultz & Saml. Clarke two of the subscribing witnesses thereto and thereupon said will & codicils are ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of Joseph McCutchen who made oath according to law & with James Berry and Alexander Crawford his securities entered into and acknowledged a bond in the penalty of thirteen hundred dollars conditioned as the law requires which bond is ordered to be recorded. Certificate is granted the said Joseph McCutchen for obtaining probate of said will in due form & leave is reserved to the other executor to join the probate when he shall think proper so to do . Teste Jefferson Kinney, Clk. (note : John McCutchan 's wife was Elizabeth Hodge, daughter of Samuel Elizabeth Hodge of Augusta Co., Va. rndb.) & -------------------------------------------------------------·- --------------------------~--------------~----------·--·------------------·----- · ---------·-·--------~ BOWLING: As most alleys were adjuncts of saloons , their image was tainted by gambling and intemperance. (In the 19J0x and '40s). That had been the case in England since the 16th century , Gentlemen played "at bowls" --rolling a ball toward a stationary marker -- but ruffians bowled ''at pins," knocking them asunder . It was mock-hunting (the phrase "duck pins" su.rvives), commoners being denied the right to kill game by feudal law. 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VtrR1ni& Appal&ch!&n Not.ea 41101 Address: The VAndal Ne wsletter, �EAH.LS - DAVIS Contributed by Calvin Weddle Pittsylvania Cotlllty , Va - Deed Book 38 , Page 159 THIS INDENTURE made this 21st day of November one Thousand eight hundred and Thirty five between Timothy Earls of the County of Floyd Virginia of the one part and Joseph Davis of Pittsylvania Virginia of the other part Witnesseth that the Said Timothy Earls for and in consideration of the Sum of fifty Dollars to him in hand paid by the Said Joseph Davis the receipt whereof he does hereby acknowledge has bargained and sold and by th~se presents do grant bargain and Sell a certain tract or parcel of Land Supposd to be fifty acres Situate lying and being in the County of Pittsylvania on the waters of the Morri sons Branch waters of Sandy River and adjoining and bounded by the lines of Rich B Beck and the land of Jno leaster and the line of Samuel Uhles and the land of Pendleton Burgess and others etc To have and to hold the above Sold land and premises with all appertainances thereunto belongin or in any wise appertaining to said land unto the said Joseph Davis his heirs or assigns forever and the Said Timothy Earles has heirs and assigns shall and will warrant and forever defend a good and Lawful right and title to the aforesaid land to the aforesaid Joseph Davis his heirs and assigns against the claim of himself and his heirs and against the claim or claims of al.l manner of persons whatever in witness whereof the said Timothy Earls has herewith Set his hand and Seal the day and year above written --his Timothy XX Earles mark Signed Sealed and Delivd of Floyd C"Oi:iii'ty Virginia to wit We Wm Hancock and Benjamin Howel Justices of the peace in and for the Said County do hereby Certify that Timothy Earles a party to the within Deed bearing date the 21st day of Nov 1835 personally appeared before us in our sd County and acknowledged the Same to be his act and deed and desires us to Certify this said acknowledgement to the clerk of Pittsylvania in order that the Law Deed May be Recorded Witness our hand and Seals the day and date above written Wm Hancock JP Benjamin Howel JP At a court held for Pittsylvania County the 21st day of December 1835 This Indenture from Timothy F.arles to Joseph Davis with the Certificate indorsed was ordered to be Recorded Teste Will Tunstall c .c. �LUTTRELL-SHELTON FAMILY of HENRY & PATRICK COUNTIES , VA. Con t r i bu ted by Glenna L Deal HENRY CO. , VA. DEEIB 1787 : 1788: 1784 : 1777 : Deed from John Preston to Michael Litrell , 80 a on Spoon Creek (this runs into So . Fork Mayo River and would have been in Patrick Co , after 1791) Deed wi tness ed by his brother Nathan Luttrell . John L i ttrell witness to deed of Zakock Smith to John Clark, land on Ma.yo River (present Pa trick Co) . Also witnesses : Moses & Jessy Reynolds. Ralph Shel ton, Sr to James Shel ton , 400 a on both sides of the So Fork of Mayo River . Wi t : Jessy Reynolds, Hall Hudson , Elephaz Shel ton . Miller to James Shel ton , land on No Fork , Mayo River, Horsepasture Creek. (From t hese deeds , there were 2 different James Sheltons . Ralph lived on So Fork, Mayo River, whereas his brother James lived on the No Fork, Mayo River (Patrick Co , Va Deeds)) . Nov 6 , 1791 : Francis Barrott sold land to Rodham Luttrell on waters of So Ma.yo. Witnesses : Nathan Lutteral & Robert Hall. Apr 9, 1792 : John Medley sold land to John Luttrell (Medley Shel ton shows up in the militia in 1804 in Scott Co , Ky , with 'Ihomas Shel ton as Lt. in 1802) Medley , Thomas , George & John Shelton appear in Culpeper Co , Va 1773- 1783. Sept 17 , 1793 : Azariah Shel ton & Sarah , sold land to Lott Luttrell on Matthews Creek (Lott was a brother to Michael & Nathan Luttrell) (Azariah was the son of Ralph who left will , Henry Co) Dec 9 , 1793 : John Luttrell & Mary sold land to Wm Spencer on waters of Mayo River. Aug 29 , 1794 : Rodham & Hannah Luttrell sold land to Eliphaz Shel ton on waters of So Mayo Ri. ver . Sept 24 , 1794 : Michael & Anne Luttrell (believe she was a Shelton , daughter of James , son of Ralph - see d e ed later in Lincoln Co, Tenn . Sept 24 , 1794 : Lott Luttrell sold land to Thomas Willis on Matthews Creek. PATRICK CO . TAX LIST John Littrell = 1792- 93 - 97 A purMichael Littrell = 1792-94 - 80a of chased of John Medley John Preston Lott Littrell = 1794 - l22a Rod.ham Littrell = 1792-94 - 120a of Michael Littrell = 1792- 94 - 80a of Francis Barrott John Preston (Susannah Luttrell md Richard Littrell = 1791 - 80a of John Da.niel Pres ton 1798 , Garrard Co , Ky . Preston Daniel & Moses Preston a p pear en Jesse Luttrell ' s md bond in Garrard Co , Ky , 1798 LINCOLN CO . , KEN'IUCKY DEEDS Aug ll, 1798 : Rodham Luttrell got a grant of lJOa with Na than Luttrell as chainman. Fe b 23 , 1799: Lott Luttrel l got gr ant of 200 acres with Michael & Nathan Luttrell as chainmen . Mar 2 , 1799 : James Shel ton got land grant of 146a (may have married daughter of Peter Vardiman , in Henry Co in 1777) Mar l , 179 9 : Vardiman Shel ton got land grant of 102 acres (crossing cowity line into Casey Co). Nov 5 , 1807 : Vardiman Shel ton got land grant of 6Ja in Casey Co. 1800 KENTUCKY CENSUS TAX LIST Greene Co: Michael , Jesse , John & Richard Luttrell. Lincoln Co : Nathan, Lott, Abner & Rodham Luttrell; James, Peter & Vardiman Shelton Garra.rd Co : Robert Luttrell. Vll'.itma Appalachian Notes �Luttrell - Shelton CCffi(STALK MILITIA OF KENTUCKY 1792-1811 Lincoln Co: Lott Luttrell , Ens. May 4, 1800; Rodham Lutrell, Capt May 4 , 1800. TENNESSEE May 1810.:. Lott Luttrell bought land from William Pries, Warren Co . Feb 1816: Michael Luttrell bought land in Lincoln Co . Nov 1817:. Jesse Luytrell sold land (Jesse married Clary Shel ton daughter of James, 1798 in Ky.) They were living in Lauderdale Co ., Ala, 1820, where he died). Nathan Luttrell also owned land in Lincoln Co, which he sold in 1825. Nov 1, 1816: Deed from Shelton heirs to Jarmon Shelton which reads as follows: "This indenture made & entered into this 1st day of Nov, in the year 1816 between Nathan Luttrell; Prissila Shelton, administratrix of Varda Shelton, dec'd; James Shelton, Jr; Michael Luttrell; Peter Shelton; Benjamin Hudson (wife Shelton girl); Letty IA.mean (married Charles D.lncan 1797, Lincoln Co, Ky); & Harmon Shel ton, all join heirs of James Shel ton , deceased of Lincoln Co & State of Tennessee of the one part & Jarman Shel ton of the other part .. " (Lettie IA.mean was Lettie Shelton. She would almost have to be a daughter of James Sr, in order to be included in this deed). From the research on the Luttrells , Nathan & Michael Luttrell must have married James Shelton's daughters , this James probably son of Ralph, Henry Co, Va . The name of Michael's wife Anne, showed up on a deed in Patrick Co, Va. But who was Nathan's wife & where did they marry? Nathan was bo:rn ca 1747 & Michael ca 1751 , in Fauquier Co, Va. They both along with Rodharn, served in the Rev War in 1781, in Fauquier Co. Between 1781 and 1787 they moved to Henry Co , later Patrick Co , Va, and there married the Shelton girls . The other James Shelton , who made a will, 1784, Henry Co , believed to be the James born ca 1726 and brother to Ralph , Jr , children of Sir Ralph & Mary Pollard , Middlesex Co, Va. This James named only Nathan & James (minors) in his will, but it is believed he had a son Wi~liam & a daughter who married Gregory D.irham. He could have been married twice and named only the youngest children in his will. Samuel Shelton, could possibly also be a son of James . James Shelton, who is mention in the deed in Henry Co, 1805 , is the son of James who died 1784, mentioned in his will, From the above, he could not be the son of Ralph. Additional information on the other children of Ralph Shelton: EARLY TENN. TAX LIS TS Ralph Jr - bought land Grainger Co, 1780; tax list 1799 , 1804--5, 1821. Palitian - Knox Co, 1799 (died in Knox Co 1807). Eliphaz - probably stayed in Virginia James - to Ky and Lincoln Co, Tenn. Ezekiel - Grainger Co 'Tu.x list 1804. Jeremiah (a Jeremiah in Lincoln Co , Ky 1810) Azariah - married Sarah Holt, first to Grainger Co , then Rhea Co . (had sons Iavid, Hazak.iah & Azariah, all doctors; Azariah died in Calhoun Co, Ala, in 1840 ( Azariah Jr) • Roger - no inf'ormation. John - no inf'ormation (there was a John Shelton who built a house in Smith Co , 'IN, before 1796; married Anne Barrett - notice Francis Ba.rrot sold land to Rodham Luttrell in Patrick.Co, (Maybe a son of Ralph) Liberty - Lincoln Co, Ky, 1807 (could be Ralph's son since the will said he was one of the youngest). Aesop - one of the youngest in Ralph's will; these is an Aesop in Lincoln Co, Tenn, V1r'1.n1& Appalach1an Not.eR �Luttrell - Shel ton in l830 and in l850 on the Census he is shown to be 69 and born in Va. I This could possib ly be Ralph ' s son also. TITHES 17 67 PITI'SYLVANIA CO , VA, taken by Hamon Cri tz , who settl ed on Spoon Creek (where Luttrells had land) in Patrick Co . (Then Pittsylvani a Co , 1747) Ralph Shel ton , Sr -- Pali tiah Shel ton -- Eliphes Shel ton - Shelton William Shelton (married Peonia Critz) 1983 : Glenna L Deal , 1300 S Jackson St , Apt 1002 ; Amarillo , Texas 79101 ======-========================-=======================================·=========-====== CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1870 Mortality Schedule This schedule was taken at the same time as the 1870 census and covers the deaths from June 1, 1869 to June 1 , 1870 . This schedule was copi ed from microfilm at the Church of Jesus Christ of La.tter- Iay Saints Libraxy , Roanoke, Va . The original is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Va . The columns of the schedule are as fol lows (1) family number as on census , (2) name of deceased , (3) age last birthday , (4) male (m) or female (f) , (5) color: white (w) , black (b) , Mulatto (m), Chinese (Ch) , Indian (I) ; (6) married (md), widowed (wd) ; (7) place of birth, (8) father of for eign birth , (9) mother of foreign birth , (10) date - month - of death, (11) occupation , (12) cause of death. (Note : the line number is the first number listed.) 1- 11 Kelley , Lizzie A - 2 yrs - f - w - 0 - Washington Co. do - 0 - 0 Sept - 0 - cong ' tn Infam bowels 2 - 15 Craft, - 7 /365 days - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - O - June - 0 - hives J - 16 Watkins , Robert - 67 yrs - m - w - singl e - Va - O - 0 - Dec - farmer - consumption 4-?29 Hunter, Charles - 7 yrs - m - m - 0 - Va - O - O - May - O - Scrofulons aff iction 5- 29 Hunter , Robert - J yrs - m - m - o - Va - 0 - 0 - June - 0 - same 6- 38 Tu.vis, Mary , 75 yrs - f - b - 0 - do - 0 - 0 - Sept - housework consumption ?- do do , Emily - 15 yrs - f - b - 0 - do - 0 - 0 - Apr - do - same 8-129 Clinebell, June - 40 yrs - f - w - md - do - O - O - July - housekeeper - in child bed 9 - 169 Rodenhizir , Fanny S - 1 yr - f - w - 0 - do - O - 0 - Mar - 0 Congestion of bowels ~ 0-209 Leffel , John - 90 yrs - m - w - wd - Pa - O O Feby - farmer Prostration 11 - 215 Newsume , Harvey - 38 yrs - m - b - md - Va - O - O - April - shoemaker - consump tion '2- 237 Sarve r , Margarette - 45 yrs - f - w - md - do - O - O - Oct - housekeeper - typhoid fever 13- 275 Matthews , C C - 55 yrs - m - w - md - do - 0 - O - Apr - blacksmith cancer on face 14-364 Elsmore , William - 22 yrs - m - w - O - do - 0 - 0 - Feby - farm laborer - Bronchitis 15- 414 Lafon, Amanda F - 22 yrs - f - w - O - do - O - O - Oct - house work consumption 16-509 Dowdey , Elisha - 74 yrs - m - w - md - do. - O - O - Apr - farmer d.ropsey VirJttnta Appalachian Not.es tf..S �ALLEGHANY COUNTY t VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS The following is from "Fifth Annual Report of the Library Board of the Virginia State Library: 1907- 1908," Richmond; fuvis Bottom, Superintendent of Public Printing; 1908. These are abstracts of the legislative petitions in the Virginia State Archives, Richmond , Virginia, and a photocopy copy or, in some cases, a photostat may be obtained. On petitions where several counties are listed , such as Bath, Randolph and Pendleton, the original may be in one county and copies in the other two counties' folder(s). CHISHOLM, William: 1820, Dec 11. A642 . Permission to own , in his own right , 200 acres of land purchased by petitioner in Virginia . He is an alien from Scotland, came to this country in 18ll and took the oath of allegiance to United States in 1818 and made application to become a citizen . He has been living in Maryland . Accompanying certificate . Reasonable. FITZER, Bernard : 1823, Dec 15. A64J . Permission to build grist mill and a dam on Jackson's River near Covington . Reasonable. CITIZENS : 1824, Dec 15. A644. Permission for John Callaghan to open a road from Jackson ' s River across the mountain to the county line between Alleghany and Botetourt , and, in compensation for his work, to collect tolls on said road. John Callaghan, Stephen Hook, Beniah Hutchison , Thompson Crutchfield, Thomas T White and 55 others. Accompanying certificates . Reasonable. CITIZENS: 1825, Dec 15. A645. Extension of time granted in John Callaghan ' s charter for opening a road across Rich Patch Mountain and building a toll gate so that tolls may repay cost of building road. Samuel Brown, Wm Scott , John A Beech, B Littlepage, fuvid Johnson and 15 others . Accompanying certificates . Reported. CITIZENS : 1827, Nov 24. A646. Release of Jacob Persinger from penitentiary· He is a man of advanced years, has a large family left destitute by his imprisoment and he has always borne a good reputation ; at the time of the offense Persinger, Gill and Pattison were all intoxicated and the chief testimony against accused was Pattison 's indistinct recollection ; since the trial John Gill has repeatedly declared that Persinger was innocent. H B Greenwood , Alexander Sawyer, Henry Humphreys, George Mallow, John 'fyree and 76 others . CITIZENS: 1827, Dec 10. A647 . Repeal of so much of act of last session as restricts Ba.ltimore & Ohio RR to a route north of Little Kanwaha River and the passage of such an act as may be necessary for the location and construction of a railroad through Virginia. Wm H Terrell, Hugh P Taylor , Wm Scott, Wm Kyle, Joseph Iamron and 6 others. Referred. CITIZENS of Alleghany, Botetourt, Rockbridge , Amherst, Bedford, Campbell and Lynchburg. 1827, Dec 10. A648. Construction of turnpike from Lynchburg to Covington. Petitioners' section of country has derived no benefit from sum appropriated by last Legislature for internal improvements. Road can be built at moderate cost across Blue Ridge at Sa.lley's Gap . J G Mears, Henry fuvis, Hobson Johns , Richard S Ellis and 108 others. fuplicate with 92 signatures. Bill drawn . CITIZENS of Alleghany & Greenbrier: 1827, Dec 13. A649. Permission for James Knox to open a turnpike from Richard Dickson's in Greenbrier, passing John Comb's mill and crossing the Alleghany Mountains to Col. John Crow's on Dunlap's Creek, and to reimburse himself for building road by charging tolls. John Callaghan, Sampson Sawyers, John A Reid, Joseph Iamron, Richard Smith and 72 others. Bill drawn . V1r'1nl& Appalachian Not.ea �/'fl Alleghany Co , Virginia CITIZENS : 1 827 , Dec 29 . A650. Act providing for survey and building of turnpike from Lynchburg to Covington. H Paxton , James Paxton , Cyrus Hyde , George Snead, Saml S Williams and 2 0 others . Reasonable . RACHEL, Free Mulatto Woman : 1828 , Nov 13 . A651. Permission to remain in State. Petitioner was emancipated by will of the late Jane Mann , and would have left State but for an at tempt to nullify the will. In the meantime she has married a slave and des ires to live in Virginia . Signed by John Mann , Francis Crutchfield, Reub en Dav i s , Ro. Kincaid and 10 others. Copy of Jane Mann's will. Rejected. CITIZENS of Monroe , Green brier, Alleghany , Botetourt , Rockbridge , Amherst , Bedford, Campbell & Lynchburg . 1828 , Dec 4 . A652. Survey and construction of turnpike from Lynchburg to Covington . This section of State has not profited by intemal improvement, while i t has suffered an increased tariff on staple tobacco for i mprovement of James and Kanawha rivers. Saml Young , Beniah Wilks , John W Jones, Matthew Dunn and 2 44 others . Duplicate with 87 signatures . Reasonable. FLOOD , Da.niel: 1828, Dec 4 . A65J . Refunding of tioner ' s securities from their bonds . Petitioner in entering Judge Allen ' s private room when dnmk but court was not in session . taniel Flood , Hugh Wright and 88 others . Copy of court record . Not fine of $20 and release of petiwas fined for contempt of court and using improper language; P Taylor, John Callaghan , John reasonable. DAVID , Jesse & John PERSINGER : 1829 , Jany 1. A654. Petitioners , executors of estate of Moses Persinger, ask permission to sell tract of one hundred and sixty acres in Rich Patch settlement , to pay the debts of estate. Allen Persinger, Charlotte Persinger, Harvey Persinger, John Persinger , Jessee Davis. Rejected. TAYLOR, Hugh P & others : 1829, Dec 17 . A655. Grant to Alleghany County of a full quota fo r l822 from the Literary F\md . County was formed in 1822 but no provis ion was made for i t to draw its share of the fund until 182J . Hugh P Taylor, Samp son Sawyers , Isaac Johnson . Copy of pr oceedings of school commissioners . Rejected. CITIZENS of Alleghany & Monroe . 18JO, Jany 15. A6)6. Amendment of act incorpora ting company to build turnpike from Warm Springs to intersect Kanawha 'Turnpike at Callaghan so as to make Covington the point of intersection instead. This is the most direct route, would accommodate more travell ers and would be easi er to level; also road would pass Sulphur Springs and other resorts . Hugh Bryan, John K Parker, Elisha B Williams , William Scott and 53 others . Reasonable in part. CITIZENS of All eghany , Botetourt , Rockbridge , Amherst, Bedford, Campbell & Lynchburg . 1830, Feb 3 . A657 . Arrangement of route of proposed tumpike from Lynchburg to the toll house t hrough Campbell and Bedford to mouth of Sugar Tree Branch and thence acr oss James River through Amherst to toll house. nus route is shorter, less expe nsive and more convenient than the one now contemplated. Wm H McCullock, Archilaus Reynolds , James Knuckles and 43 others, Reasonable. TAYLOR , H P & Sampson SAWYERS , School Commissioners: 18JO, Dec 15. A658. Repayment of quota of Alleghany County for school fund for 1822 out of Literary Fund. Repor ted . CITIZENS : 1831, Dec 28 . A659 . Appropriation to pay for bridge across Jackson's River at Covington , the eastern termination of Kanawha Turnpike. Tax-payers of Alleghany have been greatly burdened to pay for county public buildings. AM Scott, John S Kincaid, James Brown and 124 others . Reasonable . Vil'~ Appalachian Notes �Alleghany Co, Virginia BURRE, James: 1832 , Nov 21 . A660 . Refunding of $100 paid by pe titioner to John Whiteburn for colors for the 128th Regiment which were bought by Jo hn Crow, Col . of regiment. Accompanying certificate . Reported . CITIZENS : 1833 , Dec 12 . A661 . Removal of Joseph D:l.mron from his seat i n the House of Delegates on the ground of disability, and the issue a writ for a new election . . D:tmron was county surveyor at time of his election, which office he res igned , but he continues to be commissioner in chancery and this disqual i fies him for Legislature . Tnos Kanles, John Bennet , Jacob Karnes, Isaac W Tacki t t , Ja mes Warren and 13 others . Accompanying certificates . Referred . BURRE, James : 1834, Jany 31 . A662 . Payment of $100 for three stands of colors furnished by John Whiteburn to the 128th Regiment by terms of contract wi t h Col. John Crow . Petitioner bought claim of Whiteburn and s old it to another, who presented it to auditor. Latter refused payment because act of 1822 requires t hat regimental claims shall be paid out of regimental funds. But funds will never a mount to enough to pay the claim and petitioner asks State to pay . Referred. 1 830, Aug 21 . A663. Proposal for the building of a bridge across t he Jacks on , to connect with the Kanawha 'I\.lrnpike, by F O Neale . Also a proposal from Alexander Fleet . Plat of town of Covington. BOOTH, William: 1835 , Dec 11 , A664. Repair by State of road over Price' s and Sweet Spring mountains with grant of moderate tolls to petitioner for keeping road in repair , or grant of charter to him to repair and keep in repair the road at reasonable tolls . Present tolls , he acknowledges , are too high. Signed by Jesse Miller, John B Linton , John Wolf, Jesse Jones, Wm Daniel , John P Brown and 167 others. Reasonable . WILLIAMS, Elisha B: 1835, Dec 19. A665. Permission to erect a cardin g ma chine on Jackson's River in county of Alleghany . Reported . LEE, Arthur, Free Negro : 1835 , Dec 28 . A666 . Permission for himself and family to remain in State . He was a slave of Dr John Mc.Dowell , of the Hot Springs , who bequeathed him to Hamilton Br own of North Carolina. Brown permitted him to remain in Virginia and to pay an annual hire of $100 and finally to purchase his freedom f or $500 and his wife's for $350. He is a blacksmith and a man of good character. Signed by 118 . Duplicate petition with 58 names . Referred. CITIZENS of Covington: 1836. A667 . Location of proposed bridge across Jacks on's River at Third Street instead of Second. Tne site was first fixed at TIU.rd Street and changed to Second without good reason. Location of bridge at Second Street would requir e extension of Kanawha Road through valuable land; falls at this point would endanger bridge ; travel would pass through lower part of town to the exclusion of upper; a ford exists at Third Stree t which would compete with a bridge, while on other hand Kanawha Road terminates at Third Street where there is a rock bottom; and if entrance of D.mlap's Creek opposit Third Street is a hind.ranee, bridge can be built just below. Andrew M Scott, William Kyle, Alexander Fleet and 227 others. PI TZER, Jane & ot hers. Owners of Land on Jackson ' s River at Covington: 18J8 , Jany 8. A668. Counter-petition to one present by Elis ha Williams asking permission to dam Jackson ' s River at Covington. Proposed dam would i njure barn built on low ground near river, would cause bank to wash and bottom land to overflow , would submerge a val uable spring , and by destroying a ford compel petit ioners to cross toll bridge. Jane Pitzer, Joseph K Pitzer, Robert C Pitzer , Rufus Pitzer , John L Pitzer. Reasonable. V1r.ttn1& Appala.ohian Notes �ALLEGHANY CO, VIRGINIA !'If CITIZENS of Covi."1gton : 123 9 , J any 10 . A669 . Repeal of act of 1833 incorporating t own of Covi!1 gton . ~obert 3atoon , I s aac Steele, Andrew Tu.mron and 14 others . Accomp anying ce r tificate. ·,/ILLLA..MS , El i sr.a .3 : lEJ O, Jany 10. A670 . Permission to raise Jackson ' s River at Covir.gtor.. 3. .:oot above ::o rmer low wat er mark by means of a brush dam, in order t o fu rn ish s ufficient waterpower to run a wool-carding machine . John Persinger, Wil liam Beale , William Boo t h and 18 others. CITI ZENS: 1 8 39 , Forg e . Ma n y pe t i one toll gate e n Jordan, El y Ho ok Feb 2 9. A671. Establishment of an election precinct at Clifton t ioners live t wenty miles from courthouse and all have to pass rout e t hi ther , some two or three. Wm Ross, Jas D Kayser, G W a nd 15 others . Accompanying certificate . Reported. CITIZENS of Co vin g ton: 1 8 40 , Jany 28. A6?2 . Act re- incorporating Covington. Repeal of f ormer a ct of in corpora ti on was opposed by majority of cit izens. John Cooper, J as .Daniels, James Wain and 23 others , JONES, Mary : 1 8 40 , Feb 6 . A67 J . Divorce from her husband , Israel Jones . He is drunken , inhuman and in the habit of slandering the petitioner. He deserted her sometime ago b ut s he fears that he will return and assert his marital claims . Rejected . CITIZENS : 1840 , Feb 24 . A674. E'S tablishment of new election precinct at John Mas tin's house . Petitioners suffer great inconvenience in crossing Pott' s Creek on the way to vote . Wm Iamron , Charles A Jones , John Hepler, John H Stone, John Mas tin , Booker Roach and 58 others . Bill reported. ROGERS, Philip : 1841, Jany 1 . A67 5. Petitioner has paid , between 1822 and 18J?, $563 in t a xes , which he should not have paid . He leased Sweet Springs, Red and Sulphur Springs, and Sweet Springs were assess ed far above other places although inferior in value . Asks for return of excess taxes . Certificate. Referred. BLACK , Thomas : 1841 , Jany 18. A676 . Compensation for work done on bridge at Covington . Petitioner was sub-contractor on bridge . Pier he was building was undermined by freshet and fell down but through no fault of petitioner, as specifications did not call for rock foundation . He then placed foundation of pier twelve feet below river bed , instead of five feet as called for in contract, hoping to be repaid for his losses . He asks State for payment . Accompanying certificates. Laid on table . CITIZENS of Covington : 1842 , Feb 12. A677 . Change of quarterly term of county court from April, July , September and December to March , June, August and November. This was the former system and is more convenient. Wm Skeen, Peter Dres sler, Robert Skeen , C C Payne , William Scott , William Huston and 37 others. Simil ar petition with 1 6 names . Referred . JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY : 1842 , Mar 1. A67 8 . Amendment of company ' s charter, authorizing i t to improve Kanawha River , to substitute for railroad wes t of Greenbrier bridge an extension of waterline from Kanawha River to mouth of Greenbrier River , and to build lock and dam for steamboats . Petition is Hous e doc. No . 40. INHABITANTS o f All e ghany & Greenbrier: 1842, March 5, A679, Regret that William A Martin ' s petition for a renewal of his charter f or t he t urnpi ke from the White Spring s t o t he Sweet Springs has b een rej ected. Expedient that charter be renewed, as road requires altera tion and repairs. H B Hun ter, J Bowyer Calwel l, John I Moorman , Jas H Calwell, Tu.vid Watts, Henry B Gor ten a nd 60 others . Laid on table . Vtr'1nia Appalachian Notes �.. ALLEGHANY co VIRGINIA I SHAWVER, Margaret & James WILEY : l842 , Dec 8 , A680. Change in county line , so that petitioners' places may be included in Alleghany instead of Monroe . It is much easier to reach Alleghany Courthouse than Monroe Courthouse , as in latter case it is necessary to cross Peter 's Mountain . Map showing location of petitioners' lands . CITIZENS of Alleghany & Greenbrier : l84J. A681 . Grant of charter to William A Martin to improve and conduct turnpike from Sweet Springs to White Sulphur Springs . John Shumate, St Clair Johnston, Mark Iavid, John B Gibbs and 40 others . LAURY, Josias C: 1843 , Dec 12. A682. Petitioner, deputy sheriff of Sampson Sawyers, asks repayment of money spent by him in conveying Norman Long , horse thief , to the penitentiary . Certificate accompanying. Bill ordered. CITIZENS : 1845, Dec 24. A68J . Protest against the changing of monthly court day i n Alleghany. John Stringer, William A Mann, William Booth and 15 others. Certicates. Referred. JONES, Capt James R: 1846, Jany 2. A684. Repeal of act of March 27 , 1843, authorizing the raising of an artillery company from Amherst, Campbell and Buckingham, in so far as it applies to Campbell and Buckingham. Appomattox to be inserted in their place. Bill ordered. CITIZENS : 1846, Jany 6 . A685. Appropriation to continue James River Canal from Lynchburg through Covington. Limited internal improvements in the State have already increased value of western land by several million dollars . Canal is greatly needed and State is pledged to carry on the work. Wm G Holloway , Jas P Peck , Wm H Bryan , Geo H Payne, John Holloway, Andr I Sively and 159 others. Newspaper report of the Fincastle internal improvement convention accompanying , COVINGTON Convention: 1847 , Jany 5, A686 . Convention, held on Nov 19 , 1846 , and composed of delegates from ten counties , met to consider completion of James River Canal. Counties are deeply interested in this improvement . Country is rich agriculturally and in minerals, and tolls on canal would amount to great sum , especially tolls on iron. With completion of canal and Louisa Railroad westward, Virginia would be able to compete with the west. Petitioners ask extension of canal to Covington, Jno C Anderson , John J Moorman, Robert M Hudson , Wm W Boyd , Wm H Terrill. · CITIZENS of Cowpasture of mills on Cowpasture sluices for navigation Douglas, C C Matthews, Porter and 18 others. River Valley: 1847, Feb 8 , A687. Act compelling owners River above State improvements to keep openings in their of river, Shallow craft can navigate stream. Jilson F Field Traylor, Nicolas Harriss , Geo W McDonald , John P DJ.plicate with 37 names . Rejected. GRIFFITH, Orlando & Shepherd GILLELAND: 1847, March 5, A688. Incorporation of petitioners' houses in Alleghany County instead of in Bath, as it is more convenient. Referred. MEMBERS of Bar: 1848, Feb 1. A689, Change in terms of superior courts of Allenghany, Bath, and Highland· -- Alleghany to April and September 14, Bath to April and September 20 and Highland to April and September 27, William H Terrill , Andrew Tu.mron, Tu.vid Fultz, H Byn, w Skeen, I Doyle , Jn Irwin Peyton, Wm Frazier, Alex H H Stewart. V1r'1n,1a Appalachian NOtflA �..:..-TEGSANY CO , VIRGINIA / _~/ J ORDAN, Hez e kiah y & Co . , James G HAMILTON & others : 1848 . Feb 26 . A690. Appropriat i on for clea~ing out and sluic i ng river from Covingt~n to Clifto~ Forge; fi v e hundred dollars would b e enoug h for t emporary purposes, W1. th money raised by subscrip"Lions . Several iron :urnances a re to be built , which will aid materially i n b ui lding of .;a mes River Canal t o Buchanan , but navigation of Jackson's River i s needed "-O get i r on to mark e t . S tephen Fudge , Peter Byer, Saml Carpenter , Alex Si mp son , Wm M 3rown , Jas Skee n and 67 others. SHA.NKS , Ja mes : 18L..9 , Jany 1 6 . A691 . Change of county lines of Alleghany, Botet ourt and Mo n r oe fo r p eti tion e r ' s convenience . Rejected. Remonstrance against petition . Ar c hil l e s Dew, Andrew Wilson, Chas Kinsley and 35 others . Reported. CITIZENS: 1 8 49 , J any 17 . A692 . Aid i n construction of turnpike from Vance ' s on Huntersville Turnpike t o intersect Jackson 's River Turnpike at Shumate 's Tavern . Jno J Johns t o n , Wm I Cla rke, Jas B Clarke and 64 others . Bill reported . CITIZENS of Al l e g hany & Monroe: 1 8 49 , March 1. A69J . Appropriation to complete road from Red Springs t o point on James River near Divert Springs . Jno Aritt , Jno Fulley , Nathan Boyd and 7 7 others . Reported . JOHNSTON , Judge and Bar of Alleghany, Bath , Highland & Pocahontas : 1849, Dec 11. A694. Chang e in time of holding circuit superior court in said counties. Edw Johnston , L A Bradford , Andrew Damron and 15 others . Referred . CI TIZENS : l8 50 , Dec Jl . A69 5 . Construction of turnpike from Fincastle to Covington . Charles King , Jas Lammond , Dion C Phare and 62 others. Duplicate with 53 names . Referred. CITIZENS : 18 51 , Jany 2 5 . A696 . Construction of Lexington and Covington Turnpike upon original location through land of Isaac Steele. Isaac Steele, Wm G Holloway , Saml F Few and 4J others . Certificate . Referred . MANN, John McDowell: 1852 , Feb J , A697 . Permission to make a turnpike from Jackson ' s River Road to Huntersville and Covington Turnpike in Alleghany. Referred. CITIZENS: 1852 , Feb 20 . A698 . Establishment of an election precinct at Sugar Bottom school house near Col . Madison Hook 1 s house i n the Rich Patch Valley. Thomas M Acton, Jacob Stul l Jr, John H E Shoemaker , Joseph Reynolds, I Evans and 49 others . Referred . CITIZENS of Alleghany & Greenbrier: 1852 , March J . A699 , Permission to build turnpike from point on James River and Kanawha Turnpike at residence of Jas Lockhart , seven miles west of Covington, to point near residence of Thomas A Bell on Anthony's Creek in Greenbrier County , ten miles northeast of White Sulphur Springs , Length of road is ten miles and it is needed, as one- half of the people of Greenbrier a re destitute of a road to Covington . Jesse Hall , Thos A Bell, John Holtz , J B Via and 104 others . CITIZENS: 1852 , March 12. A700. Protest against any change in location of Alleghany and Huntersville Turnpike. Archibald J Mann, Wm H Cummings, J J Jackson and 67 others . laid on table . CITIZENS: 1852 , March 13. A701 . Protest against stopping James River and Kanawha Ca nal at Clifton Forge. It should not be ended until it makes connection with the Central Railroad, which can probably be done only at Covington, and besides at this point a valuable trade will be rea ched. W Scott , S J Baker, Wm M V1rg:t.n1a Appalachian Not.A~ �ALLEGHANY CO , VIRGINIA A701 (con't). on table . Scott , J W Wyatt, James Bank , Jno A Wilson and 173 others . Laid CITIZENS : l852, April 12 . A702 . Change in laws relating to sale of intoxicating liquors . Revenue derived from liquor dealers falls far short of cost to community of results of liquor traffic . Liquor dealers should be compelled to make sworn statement of annual amount of sales , and then they should be assessed such a proportion of the cost to community of trials and other expenses caused by drunkenness and its resulting crimes as the amounts of their sales justify. Nathaniel McKenney, Benjamin E Stewart, Matthew Mays , Jacob Stull, Saml Kean , Lewis Payne and 97 others . Rejected. CITIZENS: 1852 , Dec 22 . A70J . Protest against any change in location of Fincastle and Covington Turnpike . Petitioners understand that contractors wish to change route , avoiding all the residence from Kimberlin's Mill to Jackson ' s River , a di stance of 89 miles , and thus forcing travellers to cross mountains without refreshment. James J Whitten , George W Hayes , Gideon Fridley, George Stull , Iavid Shumaker, A Wm Redman and 67 others . Referred . CITIZENS: 1853 , Feb 12. A704. Change in system of licensing persons to sell intoxicating liquors . County and corporation courts are able now to license dealers in opposition to will of majority of voters . Petitioners ask for an act which will provide for an election in any county or corporation at the instance of twenty-five voters upon question of granting licenses for sale of liquor. If majority is in the negative , court shall not have power to grant licenses, and, if in the affirmative, court shall have power to grant or withhold licenses . Dealers granted licenses shall give bond not to sell liquor to minors , colored persons or drunkards. Joel Kindell , barkeeper , James T Baker , Fielding Stewart , John L Pitzer, Andrew Ie.mron, S W Baker and 179 others. Referred. CITIZENS of Covington: 1854, Jany 21. A705 . Incorporation of Covington. Andrew Iam.ron, John L Pitzer, James Burke, G McDonald, Lorenzo D Matheney, J E Burk and Jl others. Referred. VOTERS: 1854, Jany 21. A706 , Probit ion of sale of intoxicating liquors in State . J E Burk, George W Matheney, James Burke , A W Simpson , S J Baker and J4 others . D.lplicate with 14 names . CITIZENS: 1857, Feb 27, A707. Remonstrance against increase of tolls on Covington bridge over Jackson's River. Andrew Fudge, Stephen Hook , Wm Sawyer and 54 others. Accompanying agreement. Referred. CITIZENS: 1860, Jany 10. A708. Protest against grant of request of Wm J Clark and others to be detached from Alleghany and added to Bath. Owing to building of Covington and Ohio Railroad and new public buildings , taxes are heavy and it is not just to other tax-payers to have some men dodge the burden . Andr Fudge , Andrew Damron, William Robinson, Ds.vid Williamson , W M Mallow , J H Budgett and 99 others. Referred. BIBB, Robert & D G: 1861, Jany 31. A709. Reception by the State of stock in payment for the hire of convicts and transports. Petitioners , contractors on the Covington and Ohio Railroad, are compelled to receive State stock in payment of their estimates. Referred. Vtr.nru.e. Appalachian Not.ea �BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts All p ubli shed by : 37377. MOUNTAIN PRESS , P . O. Sox 400, Signal Mountain, Tennessee, VA CENSUS BY Mike K. Williams - An alphabetical listing of the 1820 HENRY CO head of each household showing the ages of each male and female living in that house at the time. VA-0225 $5 . 00 CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS OF PI TT SYLVA NIA CO VA & DANVILLE BY Mike K. Williams. This is a listing of more than 3,000 me n from the area in service. The giving the rank, units a nd some per so nal data of many of the men. VA - 0223 $12 . 50 REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION OF in these pension application times of the applicants . As after the war, many of those BEDFORD co VA SY Ann Chilton - The infor mation fou nd Forms tells a g r eat deal about the personal life and most of these applications occured more than 37 years who served were now dead . VA- 0230 $12 .SO. All books gifts to Virginia Room Roanoke City Public Library. =====================================================================:============= - -- -- = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = == = == === ===== LAND TAX RECORDS a nd PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RECORDS which a re found in the State Archives a re now available on Microfilm For most Virginia Coun ties. See your favorite libr a r ian . ============================================ ============================-==============================--===:::====-======= PIONEER CEMETARY, DALLAS , TEXAS Located beside the Convention Center, ~ block from IM Pei,'s City Hall Our Mother : Camilla W Scott - Born in Campbell Co, Va March 28 ..J.,.!_W,,.? Died Dec 12 , 1883 Saml M Scott - Born in Lynchburg , Va July 26 (1798?) Died October 20 , 1878 Janice Catherine - wife of R B Scott - Born in Pike Co, Mo July 29, 184J Died Jan 14, 1902 Dr Roy B Scott - Boni June 17, 1822 Died Oct 4, 1884 Roy - Son of R B and J C Scott - Born Aug 25 , 1867 Died Aug 29, 1869 A Y Fowler - Boni in Laurens Co, SC Jan 2 , 1829 Died Aug 26, 1861 Juliet A Peak - wife of A Y Fowler - Born in Warsaw, Ky May 8, 18J7 Died June Our Father : 4 , 1889 Died their infants - Ada and A Y, Jr The above was sent to me (bf) by a friend who knows of my interes t -- t he Fowlers are not related to me . Vtr'1Dl& App&laohta.n Not.es �}5~ REPORTS OF CASES DECIDED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS - VIRGLNLA. April 10, 1820 - June 28 , 1821 by Francis W Gilmer Richmond - published by N Pollard - Franklin Press - 1821 (This volume is found in a law library . The Supreme Court building was burned in Richmond during the Civil war and these volumes are the only record of the cases that was decided there . 'Ihe abstracti ons of names , dates , places , etc will give an idea of where the people were - in some cases there is geneal ogical data . ) page l-9: Tomlin' s ad.m'r vs How ' s adm'r: John How ..•• 1809 Co Ct of Richmond . •. John W Tomlin , ad.m'r of Walter Toml.in ••. debt 1782 •.... John How & Walter Tomlin both dead by Mar 1816 .... 9- 14: Marshall vs Bussard : Superior Ct Spottsylvania •.• debt .•• Superior Ct of Chancery Fredericksburg district ••• M D3.wson ••. Ianiel Renner .•. Anthony Buck. 15-16: Williamson vs Farley: slaves ••• • 1817 .. • • Jacobus Christopher . ..• 16-26: Bourke vs Granberry : Foreign Ct of Admiralty •.• insurance company of Norfolk • ••• 27- 33 : Knight vs Yarbrough : George Wal ton ' s will .•• • land ••• to wife Martha . • •... Martha Walton' s will recorded Oct 1814.... son Thomas Walton •••. granddaughter Fanny Moore .•• son-in-law Josephy Yarbrough ••.. daughter Temperance Yarbrough daughter Susanna Morton - her son Hughes Morton .•.• grandsons Robert & Thomas Walton, children of son Robert ••• • daughter Sally Bitts . • • . daughter Martha Knight •••. son John B Wal ton •••.• Woodson Knight & wife Martha, daughter of George & Martha Walton ••••••. 33-J4: Parker vs Elliotte: Elliotte vs Parker - action of trespass for debauching his daughter •• • •no positive averment of the injury ••.•• 34-35: Smith vs Pearce: •• estate of Pearce an absconding debtor . .. Husting Ct of Petersburg •••• Superior Ct Prince George •• •• 36-42: Guerrant vs Ti.nder : • • • • malicious prosecution James Tinder agst Peter Guerrant Sen .••• • Henry Huff , Young Jarratt, Leonard Wilson , & Peter Guerrant Jr . •• • Thomas Thompson, magistrate • ••••• Franklin Co ••••. 42-98 : Taylor adm'r of Holloway vs Bruce : George Kei th Taylor adm'r of Holloway • •• ••• Chancery Ct Richmond •.•• Holloway & Hans erd merchants in Petersburg •.• 14 Apr 1811 ••••• James Bruce ••• John Allison •••• JL Mertens ••.••• 98-105 : Long vs Colston : •• • Long & Colston ••• 8 July 1797 .• . Chilcott Symm.s of Great Britian •.•• 24 June 1742 land to Richard Chichester ••• his son John Chichester died under age leaving only child daughter Mary who married Burgess Ball. Mary died leaving 2 children Burgess & Elizabeth Ball .. .••.•• son Burgess Ball died 1790 under age and without issue . Elizabeth B Ball married Armistead Long •••••• Henry Lee ••••• wife of Burgess Ball the elder died 1775 during lifetime of her husband .•••• • Burgess Ball the son died 1793 and his father died in 1801 .•••••• Elizabeth Ball Long died 1806 ••••••• 105- 123: Lyons vs Browns Peter Lyons ••.• William Byrd ••.• City of Richmond ••.. • .. William Byrd ded 18 Sept 17 56 to Peter Randolph , John Robinson , John Page, Presly Thornton, Charles Carter, Peyton Randolph and Charles Turnbull ••• • . • William Byl:tl deed 4 Ma.y 1770 to Edmund Pendleton and Peter Lyons •••• lottery 1768 • •••• John Page •• ••• William Byrd leaving col ony 1756 and much in debt returned prior June 1768 •• • ••• .• 123-124: Jacobs vs Sale: Co Ct Henrico ••• . Ma.r 1817 124-1246: Early vs Ea.rly: John Early, surviving ex ' r of Joshua Ea.rly .••• • Chancery Ct ••••• Jabez Early, Samuel Garland, Samuel Read, William Booth •.. ••. • . Jabez Early still living 50 y-rs .•. •• 127-129: Kownslar vs Ward: •••. Mill Creek, Berkeley 130-133: Lane vs Tidball: Chancery Ct of Winchester •• •• . debt .••• 134-1 41: Cole vs Fenwick : • •••• debt Chancery Ct of Richmond •• • • • 142-143 : Halla m v s Jones : Attachment • ••• • Edward Hallam •.• • • John McPherson ••. . •. Hus tings Court of Richmond •••• Vtronta Appalachian Notee �:our~ ~= Appeals = 1820- 1821 14)-145 : Gr i.::i :.!-. ·1 s ?ar.r:y : .. .. :-.egro girl , Fanny , . . .. Superior Court of Wood Co . . .... Fanny slave of K.inchebe befo r e 2J Au g 1816 .... sold to Wi lliam Skinner state of Chio . . . . 2J Aug 1316 i<.inchebe sold to Grif fi th . • •. 145-149 : Cari:.er ·1s Carr : ... .. Slizabeth Tidball, da ughter of Jo hn Cart er of Sudl.ey .. . . .. . other children of john Car te r .. . Robert C.arter . .. . Edward •.. Landon Carter ..... 149- 152 : Hill vs 3ull : debt . ... Super ior Court of Chancery of Winchester ..• . . . •. 152- 15) : Goode vs Galt : .. ... debt Ell is Puryear .. . . Superior Court Goochland Co . . ... rlilliam Goode .. . :Ucha.rd ~e d.f o rd .. . .. 153-1 59 : Ashby & Ki g er & others : ... Dist Ct o f Moorfield . .. Hampshire Co •..... . .. . Chancery Ct of Winchester . . . . . . 159-172 : Carte r vs Campbell : Dec 1806 ... . . Superior Ct of Chancery in Richmond . .. . Aug 18 02 .... Hugh Campbell ..... Philip Sla ught er .. . . Charles Cart er .. .. . . Dist Ct of Charlottesville . .. .. Whi taker Carter ...• . J a mes Hi gginbotham .. . . . Robert Riv ers . . . . . land .... . 172-173 : Mosby vs Tay l o r: bon d in Ri c hmond Chancery Ct . . . W & L Mos by . . .. . 174--191 : Tren t vs Trent ' s Ex'x & ot hers : Ed.ward W Trent , town of Manchester , having a wif e , b ro ther Dr J Trent , sister Mrs Leiper , but no children •.... . . Ed.ward' s a d o pted daught er NE T Calla way ... .. Edward ' s will in full .. .• .•. John Roberts on . . . .. John G Smi t h . . .. will dated 29 Mar 1818 , d i ed soon afterwa.rd ' s .•. .. Joseph Trent • .... 191-194 : MP.tcalfe v s Batta ile : ... note ... Co Ct Caroline Co •..• Lawrence Battaile • • .. Thomas R Rootes Jr . ... ... Thomas Rootes .... . 194--195 : Didlake v s Hoop e r: Chan c ery Ct of Richmond • .•.• Jeremiah Hooper • .. •.•• will of Uni t y Hooper .. ... Sarah Hooper & Judith Hoop er , daughters of Wi lliam Hooper, dec ' d .•. . . 196- 202 : Childers v s Smith: •. .• Richmond • ••• John Baker, ex 'r of Solomon Gordon ••. 202- 208 : Rowt' s adm'r vs Kile ' s adm' r: .•• Fanny Kile •.•• 1773 . ... John Rowt •..• William Rowt, s on, heir, & dis trib uttee of Fanny Kyle ••••• Richard Wort another son of Fanny Kile ....• John Kile .. • .• 209- 212 : Blanton v s Ta.ylor: • . .. . Richmond 211- 212 : Brent vs Doss : . •• Willia m Dodd & Sarah , his wife , daughter of James Brent ..•... Landon Brent , son of James, dec ' d .•.•• James Brent, son of J a mes .. .. . Kendall Brent , s on of James ..• .. Lynchburg Court • • .. •• 213- 214 : Staples vs Com'th 214--221 : Moore vs Fenwick : Sup erior Court of Rockbridge .• • • debt . • • William & Samuel Moore ••••. bond 4 Apr 1795 ... . Willia m Fe nwick .. .. . . 221- 228 : Faulkner vs Alderson : Superior Ct of Halif ax ..... Ta.bitha Ald erson . . .. . John & Joseph Faulkner .•.. . 228- 230(1) Nadenbousch vs M'Rea : Superi or Ct of Berkley Co • ••• debt •··· · 230(1) - 232 : George vs Richardson : Chancery of Richmond ••.•• Lucy Richardson •..•• 1801 Nottoway Co Ct •••• • John Patterson, adm ' r of Anderson •.•• 1812 Peter Bland ...•. Charles D George ..•.• James Rice •.••. 2J2- 234 : Barnett vs Sam : ..• suit for freedom • •• Sam . .• • County Ct Amherst ...•. Sam born ca 1788 , Augusta Co , slave of Mary Teas of Augusta Co • ••• Mary Teas to North Carolina ca 1790 , returned to Va 1793 sold Sa m t o Earnet t .•. . • . 235- 305 : Baker (treasurer) for the Com ' th vs Preston & others: •••• J erman Baker • • • • John Pres ton ••. . Francis Preston ... Berna rd P~7ton . • •. 305- 329 : Bennett vs Maule ' s Ad.Jn ' z// West vs same// Alcocke vs same: Robe rt Campbell • •. •• Joshua West ••••• Thomas Maule ••. • . 329- 331 : Tayloe vs Adams : . . . Peter & Carter Beverley .•.. Cloverdale f u rnace . . J31- 332 : Lee v s Cooke ' s ex ' r : 333- 336 : Dempsey v s Lawrence : .. . Dempsey , s lave of Iavid Wallace & descended to his s on William •••• Bacon .••• Lawrence went to North Carol ina .. . he died • . • . 336-337 : Overseers of the Poor , of Richmond Co vs 'Tu.yloe' s Ad m'r: J o hn 'Tu.yloe ' s will recorded July 1779 .... . Lumenburg Paris h . . • • .• V1r'1nia Appalachian Notes �Court of Appeals = 1820-1821 JJ8- J40 : Miller vs McLuer : Superior Ct of Rockbridge Co . . .. 3everley, McLuer, Hiort . , .. . J41-J60 : Austin ' s Ex ' or vs Jones : ===================================================================================== SOME REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS LISTED IN COURT a.ECORUS of MONTGOMERY COUNTY , VIRGINIA contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Virginia From Fincastle & Montgomery County Order Book Number 1 p 154 : p 266 : 268 : "D p 311 : p 315 : p 316 : Feb, 1777 , Charles Lucas, apt . constable in neighborhood Sinking Creek. Sept 7 , 1777 , Flour Swift , commissioned Capt . Jer. Pierce granted cert . under King's Proc. 1763 (colonial service) 1780 : Adam Trigg, Capt. ; Fred.r . Edwards , capt. ; Jno . McFarlane , ensign ; James White, ensign ; Samuel Ferguson , ensign ; Albartes Bright ; James Newell ; John Stevens , Col. 1781 : Andrew Hatfield , 2nd lieut ; Wm . Groves, 1st Lieut .; William Dean 2nd lieut ; Robert Sayers, ensign ; James Doak , 2 lieut ; John Adams , lieut; John Crockett ; Wm . Parks; John Alcorn ; Wm. Ward capt . Alex, Ward , ensign ; James Finley, capt ; Wm . Lovell , 1st lieut ; Jno Hays , capt ; Moses Justice , 2 lieut ; Markel Lovel , ensign . Montgomery County Order Book 1775-1782, p 164, 8th April 1778 "Ordered that Jno Henderson be recommended as a proper person for a Captain of Militia in this county in part of Capt . Coxes Compy. " Wm. Bobbitt same in part of Captain Triggs Campy. -------------------------------------------------------------------Typewritten copy of records found by wPA workers in Montgomery Co. , _Va . p 17: Jan 10, 1776. Jer. Pierce lieut of militia p 21 : Feb 23, 1776. Jo hn Lucas, lieut p 76 . Wm. Pierce takes oath of allegiance Sept 22 , 1777 p 87, Jer Payte and Geo . Crosenberry in Capt . Ihl Trigg ' s Co . Sept 1J, 1777 p 154. Robert Graham in John Preston' s Co. p 146 . Chas. Lucas Sr, Chas Lucas Jr , Tos Burk , in Capt . John Lucas Co, =================-= ==========-= ================-========================== ROANOKE DAILY HERALD Saturday, June 28, 1890: Salem, June 27 ••••• Mrs B:ruffey • • • 75 years ••• died at the home of Mrs Dr B:ruffey • ••• • at 6 o'clock • • •• • •• Married.,,.June 26 , 1890 •••• Mr Joseph Wilton and Miss Sallie Martin from Rockbridge ••• , • • .. • marriage license issued to Wm S Carey and Mary Fisher .. . .. • 'Ihis newspaper is in the Virginia '.oom , Central Roanoke City Library . �157 AN IRON MINER'S LETTER Lowmoor April 20th 1884 Dear :liss I received yours and was glad to hear from you. this leave me well ~t present, hoping it may find you enjoying the Same Blessing. As you see I have change my place of work and County, in Alleghany at the Lowmoor Mines . We had a surden Break up down at the Victoria Mines . on the 14th of t:his month all work were suspended at t:he Nines the Furnace Cave in and all men put off at the mine but: 3. Cap t Carpenter walking Boss, Mr J E Cox the man had charge of the Store, Stewert the Stable Boss , these 3 men were keep The Boys hated very Bad to leave Some went one way and some a no th er it wil 1 be 5 or 6 month before they resume opperation again. Miss Sallie. Strothes one you spoke of in your letter, she is not married yet . I saw her Tuesday morning before I left . She is a find young Lady . She help to organize a Sunday School of the first Sunday in this month . She took a great interest in Sunday School. She is a very pious woman. She told me Tuesday to hold to my faith . I was appointed as one of the Teachers. I was sorry to leave there. I was getting 1. 40 per day there I have taken a Contract here to drive a Tunnel $6 . 75 a yd running yd . 5 foot Cap. I think I can make more then I did at the Victoria Mine . I would have written to you before if the mines had not Suspended Mrs Strouthers & family are going to stay there until fall they have a place rented out. Most of the family will remain there and the men will work at other mines . Some of the Buckingham Boys went home Some are here Jno Sprouse is coming here to work Jno Garrett is gone to West Virginia There is going to be a change here first May they will have a new Superintendent here in this place an Englishman Capt Lewarne. Major Bell is going to rezine and is going to Pennsylvania. You said you wish me a merry holiday but is was a Break up Easter 300 men or more throne out of imployment . We had two paydays in this month. Some of the Foremen are gone to Pa on R-R and carried some of the hands with them. Mr Lewarne the mining Boss that is coming here he was at the Victoria Mine foreman of the Tunne l s . I am wel 1 acquanted with him we came from Victoria together . I thought I would give a full account of Victoria & Lowmoor they aare making 800 tons of Pig here mel tal Iron you know, a day. Geo Guthrey is in Pa on R. R . Bossing Italions all are Italions. I went to a Show last Night . Rollins Show. 2 Churches convenent one a mile above one 2 miles below write as soon as you get this Direct to Lowmoor Mines Lowmoor, Alleghany Co . Va from yours truly Jno J Davis They are still Expected parties on in Buckingham to work the Gold mines. Louise D. HUME, Rt 1, Box 31, Monroe, Virginia 24574, submitted this draft copy of one of a number of her grandfather's letters. She would like more background information about Iron mining in Virginia (1880-1 900) and the mines of Rockbridge and Alleghany Counties specifically. Vtr'1nl& Appalachian Notne �DOUBLE DATI NG This article copied from GENEALOGY DIGEST, Volume 1 9 , #2 Sp r ing 1988 , page 8 . "The use of double dates in o l d record s tha t have be en t r ansc r ibed i s o f ten puzzling, not only to the novice but to "old h a n ds " as we ll. The calendar was changed in 175~. Pr i or to S ept e mbe r 3 , 1 752 , the y ear began March 25 instead of ~anuary 1, and March was c a l led t h e fi rst month (another point of confusion causing misinterpretat ion wh e n the o r ig inal entry gave the number of the month instead of the n a me ). To c a ncel the 11 d a ys di f ference between the old and new style Sept e mber 3 was c a ll e d Septemb e r 14 . Add 10 days 1582-1699, except 1600, add 11, al s o a dd 1 1 day s 1 70 0-1 752." ===========================·=======-===================-=======================·==-=-· Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Anderson 183 McCarty 194 Mosley 1 8 1 Moxley 183 Nelson 195 Noland 178 Norton 203 Parker 203 Parks 182.2. 183 Barnhart 186 Billups 189 Booth/Boothe 2o4 Boring 190, 204 Bowman 185, 186 Bayed/Boyd 204 Cochran 175 Coffman 189 Danner 177 Pilgrim lt)7 Rakes 196 Rinehart 185 Robertson 203 Rogders/Rogers 204 Rudisill 203 Scot 177 Sherwood 195 Shoemaker 191,192,193 Smith 184 Spangler 179 Steele 203 Stever/Stebar 179 Surgener 183 Sutherland 200 Tate 202 Vaughan 199 Wade 201 Webb 201 West 183 White 183 Williams 203 Wilson 188 Wright 204 Young 180,181,197 Davidson 203 Deal/Diehl 179 Dean 194 Duff 179 Eads 195 Edwards 196 Ellington 199 Fraze 178 Gilliam 194 Glenn 199 Greenley 191 Greer 201 Hale 200, 202 Harris 204 Hatc her 184 Ha ymore 198 Hendric k 197 Holland 201 Hunt 203 Hunter 190 , 204 J on es 183 King 198 Kins ey 192 Lieb/ Leab 190 , 204 == == = ===== == - - = ===== == = = = Vil'atma Appalaoh1an N OtflR === = ======= . .. �·:---·.. QUERI?R l77-88. Would like to correspond vith anyone researchi.ng the DANNER amily in VA. ~Y' line: George DANNER vho marr • .Temina SCOT Dec. 28, 1816 in Wytbe Co ., VA. George died 1.ntestate 1n 1839. Who were his and her parents? !,aura !folagd , 1710 Gil.more Tr. , Fa1rban.ks . AK 99712 178-88. Thomas NOLAND b. ca . 1791+ m.arr . Sarah FRAZEE. Family tradition states be came from VA. Who were his par ents and where did he come from? Living 1n Washington Co., OH by 1844. Layra Noland, address above. 179- 38 . George STEVER(STEBAR) - Will recorded 3 Feb. 1837, Botetourt Co,,VA . , first vi!e B arbara ? • What was her surname? Who were parents or George STEVER and Barbara? Daughter of' George STEVER, Mary Magdaline STEVER marr. Peter DEAL(DIEHL) Sept . 18, 18lli Botetourt Co.,VA. Will exchange info on DEAL, STEVER, SPANGLER, DUFF, Ju_ia {Deel) Sims, 802 Moreland Rd,, Okmµlgee . OK. 74447 180-88. In.formation vanted to exchange or for a fee: Thomas Gray YOUNG Parents, David d . 1853 and Prudence Ada.ms YOUNG. Marr. Elsie Leu Byrd YOUNG , B. 1885, Redwood, VA 4 Nov 1908 . Issue: Dal.ton Rupert, Hazel Deane~ Beverly Arthur. Need place & death date of Thomas G. Young & others . Ann Preston Koeze. 3290 Rogue River Rd. , Belmont, MI 49306 b . Mar. 1881 , Henry Co., VA. 181-88. In.fo wanted to exchange or !or a fee: Peter Young, ca. 1784 marr. Mal.inda MOSLEY, dtr . or Velinder , 3 Mar. 1817 in Franklin Co., VA. AAA Preston Koeze. adsiress aboye . 182- 88. Need parents &: siblings of James PAR.KS, d, 1805 1n Grayson Co. ,VA. vas Hannan ? · children were James, b. 1782; John c., b, 1785; Andres, b. 1790; and Eiizabeth.Hargaret A. Parkhµrst. 171~ Cleveland Rd., Glendale, CA 91202 W~e 183-88. Need maiden name of Susana PARKS, b. 1793 1n VA. Marr, Andrev PARKS or Grayson Co., V.t. in 1809iiii'd bad following chil.dren: sons= Pil.grim, Isaac, Jackson, Washington, Andrev Jr., Sampson; dtrs.= Kesiab WEST, Mary(Pol.l.y) ANDERSON, Sarah JONES, lUizabetb SURGENER, Ai.my WRrrE, Matilda MOXLEY. Hargaret A. Parkourst . address ab9yo. 184- 88. Need int'o regarding family or Ward HATCHER and Mary sMrrH, marr. 1B23 Fran.kl.in Co ., VA. They lived in Davidson Co.,TR 1830 where Ward died 1n 1838. Mary cont'd. to live there 18l+O-l850; living in Cheatham Co., TN. 1860. Died ther e I tbink, by 1870. Bar bara Hatcher Nelson. Rt. 1. Box 326 , Oakland, TN 38060 lB'j- 88. Need any 1n!'o on Christian BOWHA.l'f &: Hannah RINE.HAR'!' tam.Uy, vllo marr. l.9 May l.815, Augusta Co. by Mia. William !Ung. Settled 1n Fl.oyd Co., VA. I.n.t"o soug ht, birtb dates, ctmrcb at'!'11 ., death dates, wher e burial. occurred . Would l.1ke to correspond vi tb any descendant vho may have info . Eµgene F . Bowman . 1634 &as Vegas Trail., Wichita Falls, TX 76305 186-88. Need birth a: death dates, burial place o!' 'both John BARNRARX and Frances (Fanny) BOWMAN, marr. in Franklin Co ,, VA, 26 Dec. 1808. Surety, Peter Bowman, her brother; min. Wil.son Turner. Jobn and Frances (Fanny) BARNHART spent their entire lives in Frankl.in eo., VA and vere membrs. o!' the Germ.a.o. Baptist Brethren Ctmrcb(nov Cburcb o! the Brethren) . Eugene F . Bowman, address above. 187- 88 . Need in!'o on Thomas PILGRIM b , 1757 1n NC. Brothers Wil.1iam, Amos, Ezekiel and Mi.cbael. PILGRIMS lived in Henry Co.,VA. from 1780-l.787, then settling 1n Pendleton Co.,sc. By l.830's, descendants 1n GA. Clifford E. Wilson. l. Black{riar Rd,, Rosemont, PA 19010 188-88. Need in!'o on Ephraim WILSON of Augusta, Botetourt Counties . Born ca 1740, marr. Isabell.a Hutchison ca 1760. Johll WILSON b. 1760 Augusta Co ., marr. Elizabeth WILSON 1n Botetourt Co., 1782. Moved to Greene Co.,TN by 1788 . c1i.rrord E. Wilson, add;:ess above, 189-88. An)'One working on COFFMAN line? I a.m researching Martin Luther COFFMAH, b. 1809 some where in VA. He marr. Elizabeth BILLUPS, b. 1809, Cabel.1 Co., VA (now WV). I have lots of info to exchange and have heard that Martin Luther COFFMAN vas born 1.o. Botetourt Co , , VA. but have no pr oot. Yininia Graham• 4006 Clark Graham Rd., Huntington. WV 25701 190-88. Wi.11 correspond and share into, Seeking Anna Rebecca LIEB/LEAB vho marr, Montgomery Decauter Layt"ayette BORING in Botetourt Co., VA 1n 1835. The BORINGS vere from Baltimore, MD and the couple moved to Washington Co,, TN somet.1 me ai'ter marriage , Am descendant of their dtr ., Mary R. BORING-BUNTER, b, 1838. Need proof of marriage, children, parents . Marsha R. Pool.e. Rt. 3 BoX 339-D , McAlester. OK 7~501 �It, o 191..38. Henry SHOEMAKER, b. 21 Jan 179~.1 PA; d. after 1880,_ probably Russel.l Co. Marr. 14 Apr 1.831., Sarah GH.t;ENLl:.""Y, b. Ol+ Jul ltsl.O, VA; d. 21+ Apr 1862. Need places ot events and parents ot both. Coy R. Park, 1.472~ Mystic St •• Whittier, CA 9Q604 l.9?-88. Otey KINSEY, b, ca 1810, VA, ID4rr. Alice ? , b . ca 1816. Lived 1n Floyd and Montgomer~ Cos. Need info on both, They had dtr., Susan E• .KINSEY, b. 08 Dec 1839, Franklin Co , ,_ VA; d. 1926 , TIC. Marr. 22 May 1860, Philip SHOEMAKER, b. 1835 - d. lts89. Coy R. Park. address above. 193-88. I am trying to trace my g-grandtather, Tho111as SHOEMAKER, and back. He vas b. 4 Feb 18'+7, and my rather said he came from Lee Co., VA . His mither 1 s name vas Betty (Kl1zabeth). He had tvo first cousins , And.rev and Will.1a.m, vhose rather vas Jacob SHOEMJ.KF.R. Tbey relocated on Shoemaker Ridge in Lee Co., ll. James L. Shoemeker. 1175' Oa.k:mont. Ha.mil ton. OH 45013 lgl+-88. Inf'o is needed an Andrew DEAN, b. ca 1835, Scott Co., VA and ma.rr. a MCCARTY in 1860. Also into needed on John DEAN vho ma.rr. a GILLI.AM and lived 1n Elliott Co., KY ca 1900. He vas thought to be from Scott Co., VA . L1oY'd Dean, Rt. 6 Box 498, Morehead, KX 4o~51 195-88. Wish to correspond vith descendants or David EADS, 1800-1882. First vi.re, Raebel NELSON EADS, 1800-1850? _sons : Josia~ John, Robert Francis, Andrew and other EADS. Second vue Eunice S~WOOD EADS. Family lived in the St.Clair and Marion City area, i850-1920. Darlene fuller, P. o, Box 211, Cortaro. AZ. 85652 c., 196-88. Seeking descendants ot Brice, b. 1778, and Jane, b, 1783, RAKES EDWARDS. Lived OD: Runnett Bag Creek, Franklin. Co, VA moved to Sim's Fork ot s. LaYo River, Patrick Co., VA. Brice d. ln 1S56. Children: Sarah , Hetty, Joseph H., Nancy, Levis, Lucinda, lilizabeth, Jane and Elizabeth. Where is Brice bur. 1n Patrick Co.,VA? Susan M. Jurban , 1481+4 R1vercrest Dr., Sterling Heights , HI 48077 197- 88. Frances YOUNG marr. Richard Al.!red. HENDRICK 12 Oct 1839 in Patrick Co . H.B. sb.ovs Henry YOUNG as bondsman. Was Nathaniel and Frances YOUNG shovn OD. Patrick Co. 1850 Federal. Census her parents? Was Henry YOUNG her brother? Frances YOUNG HENDRICK apparently d. in Carroll Co., VA betvee.n 1860 and 1870. Will exctiange into and a.nsver al. l letters . Miss Frances J. Munsey, 812 Highland A-ni., Bluefield. WV 24701 198-88. H.arrison in Surry until 1n Who vere parents and siblings or Nancy KING vho marr. William HA?MORX ca 1820-25? Were they marr. in Pittsylvania Co.,_ VA or Co., NC, or J__? He vas 1n Surry Co., NC trom early 1~20' s l830's; in Pulaski Co., VA on 1839 tax list. Were his parents Mark HAIMORE and a cousin Tabitha HAYMORE? Welcome al.l replies and vill respond. Miss Frances J. Munsey. add:ess a'boye. 199-88. Will.iam K. VAUGHA.If m.arr. Elizabeth Smitb GLENN in 1809, Prince Edvard. co., VA. Who vere tlis parents and siblings? He came tro111 Dinwiddie Co. to Prince Edvard Co., according to f8Jllily legends; lived in Montgomery, Carroll, Grayson and Whthe Cos. Was Thomas VAUGHAN vbo marr. Lena ELLINGTON, Prince Edward Co, 1813, 111.s brother? Welcome replies and vill. respond. Miss Frances J , 11unsey, address abqVt. 200-88. Would like to correspond vith anyone researching SUTHERLAND and CORNETT families, SW VA. Hy g-g-g-grandlllotber vas Sa11y SUTHER.LAND b. Apr 1801, marr , Thomas B. BALE 4- Jul 1817, Grayson Co. , VA. Would like lo knov where tbey are bur. and her death date, Alexander SUTHERLAND, rather, left propty. to her and sister, Polly, in Ashe Co.,NC. Hrs. Anne H. Kellam,, 14-333 Aldengate Rd •• Mid1othian• VA 23113 201-88, Seek into on Julia Franklin WEBB, b, ca 1857, Franklin Co., VA, dtr. ot Tbeoderick P' and Julia !Uizabetb(Patterson) WADE WEBB, v idov ot H.enry WADE. Julia P'. WEBB mart. _)___HOLLAND. Need marr. date and location; names ot children, tbeir b1r~~ 1 marr., death dates. Desire in.to on Julia 1 s bro., Gustavus Beau.regard WEBB and sister, Nancy Cecily WEBB vbo marr. Thomas s·treet GRBBR. tiJ's. Anno H. Kelly. adciress above. 202-88. Seek into on parents or Lucinda TATE, vite ot Jacob L. HALE o~ Grayson Co.,VA. Lucinda died Aug 1909 and is bur. in Grayson Co., VA. Lucinda and Jacob vere m.arr. in Ashe Co.,NC, Sep 1848. Need her birth date and names, into on her bros. and sistrs. Mrs,AnM H.Kelly.address above. 203-88 . Researching STEELE 1.n Carroll, Grayson, Pul.aski Cos.; RUDISILL 1n Roanoke Co,; WILLIAMS in Russell Co.; NORTON 1n Carroll Co,; PARKER and HUNT in Pittsylvania Co.; DAVIDSON 1n Scott Co,; ROBERTSON in Pittsylvania Co. Will ofter reward to anyone locating the graves ot my g-g-grandparents, John STEELE, b , ca 1814 and Nancy STONE STEELE, b. ca 1822, believed to be bur, in the Sulphur Springs Dist. ot Carroll Co. Shelia Steele §unt, Rt 7 Box 162 , Blountv11le, TN 37617 2ol+-88, Researching BOOTH (BOOTHE), ROGDERS (ROGERS), WRIGHT 1 BOYED (BOYD), HUNTER, HARRIS, BORING, LEIB (LEAB). Would like to correspond. Mrs, Gerald A. Poole. Rt 3 Sox 339-D. McAlester. 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We recently passed the thirteenth anniversary of the founding of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Your society . continues to provide services, information and assis t ance to our members. Your executive board continu e s to seek ways of Improving our servicee . rle r ea l lz e that many of you cannot attend our meetings, but we would welcome your suggestions about ways we can be of assistance. Norma Jean Peters, President · - - · · · ~· · ~ - --- --- --- - --- - - - -- -- ------- ----- In Memory Earl T. Musselman died May 8, 1988 husband of Helen Mabes Musselman father of Evelyn M Robertson I ~------------------ --- ------ - ------------~ �'71 61-88. Seek parents of Christian SONGER , b. ca 1782 , York Co., PA ; d. 1848, Sc i o t o Co., OR ; md . Ca therjne BUCKMAN, 8 Nov. 1803 , Montgomery Co., VA . Eli zabeth L. GREEVER, 115 Spr;ng Gro ve Ave .. Bluefiel d, WV 24701 6 2-88, Richard Kirkwood BONDURANT , md. 29 Oct. 1855, Bedford Co., VA, Mary Dillie FEATHER. Mary d . 1901, Coffee Co., TN. Richa rd d. 1911, Davidson Co., TN . Their son John Ba i ley , b. 11 Oct . 1861, Bot etou rt Co., VA , md. Coffee Co., TN, Virginia JOHNSON . Who were the i r other children ; p arents o! Richard and Mar y? Dave li st of children of John Bailey and who they md. Mrs. Chas. E . N ORTO~. One Woodbridge, Bobe Sou n d, F1... 334 55 Norman o. BOh'DURANT o f Orlando, Fl.. gave Wa lter Ern est, Jr . & Margaret Bell HARPER a s bis an d Walte r Ernest BOh'DURANT, Sr. bis gra ndfat her, b . Bo tetourt Co., VA . Who were the wife, parents and children of Walt er BOh'DURANT , Sr.? Mrs. Cha s. E. NORTON , address ab o v e. 63- 88. p are~ts, 64-88 . Ri c h a rd E. BONDURANT, son of (P. & V. ? BOh"DURA.NT) b. Rock ingham Co., VA, md. 1 J uly 1905 (record from Alleghany Co. Md . Bonds). Need genealog y on this br a nch. Would appr ecia te bearing from members or anyone with in f o on BOh'DURANTS. Will gladly p a y a r easonable fee for any research done in these areas. M.rs . Cha s. E. NORTON , address above. 65-88 . Be verly ROBINSON md. Joanna SHEPHERD , 1800 per "Joseph Rob inson Journal." If someone bas a copy of it, would you s hare info? I need to know if Mali n da , b. 1803, was their child; also, names o f other children . Ma ry ellen SIMPSON, 1914C Pea c h , Lee 's Summit , MO 64081 66-88 . Would like to bea r from anyone who ba s info about Beverly ROBINSON who md. Joo aooa h SHKPH.ERD, 1800. ll'be re ? l s Mali nda L . ROBINSON, who md. J o hn M. SNOW in Amherst , VA , 1826 , the) r dau.? Accor ding to ao IL Census , Malind a was b. about 1803 in KY. 'Why KY? I n 1806, Beverly md. Sallie OWNSBY . Nee d proof that Malinda is dau. of Be verly and first wife. Wi ll exchange in fo. Maryel l en S JldPSON, address above . 67-88 Woul d lik e to correspond, exchange info witb anyone resear c hing John and Mary (Polly) THOMAS NOWLIN (NOLIN), William and Delilah CANTRELL NOWLIN ( NOLIN , NOWLAND), Elizabeth NOWLIN CAMPBELL, Jesse P . and Eliza JONES SCOTT, all Franklin Co., VA; J o hn L. hnd Sarah SUMPTER JONES , Jesse and Ann a SEAY MILLIKEN , Montgome r y and Franklin Cos., p ossibly Floyd Co., VA ; P e t er and Margaret GEARHART , Henry and Franklin Cos., VA ; and John and Nancy (Ann) JEFFS (JEFFERIES) AKERS, Franklin, Patrick, Bucki ngham Cos., VA. Mary Elizabeth FERR.ELL , 2074 N. Calle d e Vid a , Tucson, AZ 85715 68-88. Seek p arents of Wil liam FARRAR, b. 1751, d. 1801, Rocki ngh am Co., NC, and wife A.my (WHITWORTH) FARR.AR , b. 1768, d. 1850, Rock i ngham Co., NC; md. 1792, Rockingham Co. , NC. William served in Rev . War 1778 to 1781, from Gr anvi lle Co . , NC. William bad unusu a lly sma ll eyes. Any other known FARRAR fam ilies with this distinctive featur e? Mr s. Frank BURIAN , 4 Sweetwood Court, Ballwin, MO 63011 69-88 . Isaac lilEh'DENHALL, b . 25 May 181 5 , Hawkins Co., TN ; md . 3 July 1834, Elizabet h ATKINSON , b. c a 15 July 1815, Hawkins Co., TN. Need parents botn; I saac 's father may also have been Isaa c MEh'DENHALL , b . NC. May have come TN through VA. ATKINSONs Southwestern VA. Don al d E. PERRY, P. 0. Box 1894, Burney , CA 96013 70-88. Cyrus WARREN and Smith WARREN , both b. VA ca 1800- 1820; where in VA? Both migrated first to OH then L2 wren c e Co., MO . Two sons of Cyrus, Jason and John Cyrus and tbei r mother Amelia oe e HARTUNG and several sisters migrated to Washington Terr. a s d id Smith WARR.E~. Don al d E . PERRY, add ress above. 71-88. Seeking info on J ames MEREDITH, md. Sarah "Salli e" BELL and Hugh MEREDI TH md. Cat herine BELL , Montgomery Co ., VA ca 1825-30. Donna B. PERRY, P. 0. Box 18 £ 4, Burney, CA 56013 72-88 . Seek io!o re : United Confederate Veterans organization in Roanoke an d Colonel Dav id M, ARMSTRONG who was commander, 4uartermas ter and treasurer at var i ous times . Seek info on establistunen t of F irst Baptist Church in Roanoke in 1875 and the charter members. S eek info families of Mary J. MAHON and John R. HALEY of Christiansburg, VA in early 1800s. C. DUDDING, P. 0. Box 1762 , Maitland, FL 32751 73-88. Seek info on PUCKETT family of Dickenson Co., especially Jalter G. PUCKETT, b . July 1885, ra ised by bis grand.mothe r, Mary J. PUCKETT. Deborah CLARKSTON , Rt. l, Box 180, Big Ston e Gap, 24219 ~s VA 74-88. Looking for parents of Abraham Bt.rrr. Abraham md. Margaret CROUL in Botetourt Co., 16 Apr. 1812. Seeking info oo Raymond LOVERN and Elizabeth FISHER , md. 6 June 1839 in Halifax Co. Marriage b ond signed by Pyraot LOVERN. Mildred A. lflJlTESIDE, 11510 Rockcraft, Dallas, TX 75218 75-88. Seeking parent s of Isaac EAR.LES, b. c a 1814 , d . 1862. Siblings were John, Wil liam , Pleasant, Uriah, Su san, Mary and possibly others. Isaac md. Mildred SHUKATE, b. ca 1824. Also, seek parents of Mildred. All b. Pittsylvani a Co., VA. Will exchange data . Thelm a BOLDEN, 3900 Susan Circle, North Little Rock, AR 72118 76-88 . Io a Hawkins Co., TN deed of 1789, Jolin ROBERTSON and Marga ret, his wife, of Hawkins Co. sold to David ROSS of Fluvanna Co., VA, 1000 acres of land on the north side of the Holston River. Does anyon e have additional info a bout this couple? Martha HEINEMANN, 705 N. Belvedere, Memphis, TN 38107. 77-88 . William SCOTT d. Bedford Co., VA; wil l probated there, 1754. SCOTT FAMILY SKETCH (1851) states William SCOTT'S father emigrated f rom the "Highlands" of Scotland to either Charles or Prince Georges Co., MD early 18th Centu ry. William emigrated early in li fe from MD to Bedford Co., VA shortly after marriage to Lucretia ( Lucy) JAMES. Seeking info of William and Lucretia--birtbplace , parents, MD residence, marriage. Col. Fre d w. SCOTT, 146 Feeser Rd . . Littlestown, PA 17340 78- 88. James SCOTT came to KY as early as 1805 from Bed$ord Co., VA and settled io Scott Co., wbere be d., 1810 . James, bis brothers George and Obediab, are listed io Campbell Co. Census of 1810. Nicholas and Henry , sons of James, were in Breckenridge Co. io 1810 . Seeking info of Jlll!les to include last residence, place of death aod burial . Col, Fred w. SCOTT, address above. 79- 88. Seeking info about Henry Wesley LYNCH, b. 1835 in VA ; parents b. in Delaware. Sis birtbdate & place? Names of b i s p arents k siblings? Wife' s name? Lee FOWLER WHITEHOUSE, 440e Renwood Rd., Cleveland , OH 4412 1 �80-88. Need iofo on John Hamilton A.DAMS , b. 1879, NC, md. Dosi a (FLETCliERSON b . 3-186S VA), 1900 Pul aski co., VA. Known cbilcl.ren: Sbeffey (b. 18S3), Sar:\b V. & Irvin (tw1ns) (b. 18S4), Lora b. 1897, md. Grayson GRAHAM, Pulaski Co., VA, Frannie b. 1892 and Jobo Quincy ADAMS, b. 5-4-1906, Mc Dowell co., vrv md. Julia MATE. Jobn Hamilton ADAMS d. before 1910, Gary, WV, McDowel l Co. Dosia re-md. Alex GRAHAMMrs. Sberry (MATE) PERRY, 12529 Pyle Rd. , Oberlin, OH 44074 81-88. Sear ching for g-g-graodparents Peter C. Catherine WHITE. Heb. 20 Way 1776, Bridliogtoo, York Co., Ecgland. Need marriage date and her maiden name. William Van WHITE (my g-grand!ather), b. 1804, Giles Co. "oear Pulaski." Isreal b. 1800 . Need proof of Pet er's residence, full dates of William Van & Isreal's births. Other children? Tbls family in Jackson Co., TN, 1820, Fayette Co .• IL, 1830. Ms. M. "Jane" WHITE PRICE, P. 0. Box .nos, Webb City, WO 64870-0106 82-88. Searching for Job..D CROUCH, Jr., spouse Mary "Polly" WEBB, be b. King George Co., VA, she Heory Co., VA. G-g-graodmother Elizabeth CROUCH, b. 1787, Henry Co. Nee d parents of Wary "Polly" WEBB, Joh.o CROUCH, Sr. & spouse Sarah BARBA.RY. These fam i lies later moved to Carter, Claiborne C. Washington Cos., TN. Elizabeth CROUCH md. 2 Sept. 1801, Washington Co., TN, Elijah HATHAWAY. Need parents & siblings of Elijah. Will exchange. Ms. M. "'Jane" WHITE PRICE, address above , 83-88. Mary "Polly" WHITE, b. 12 Dec. 1791, Amelia Co., VA, d. 27 Feb . 1860, White Co., TN, md. John JETT of Montgomery Co . , VA . She was the dau. of John S. WHITE, b. 1751, VA~ Martba PHILLIPS. Jobo, son of Josepb WHITE, b. 1735/36, VA & Elizabe th HURT. Who are tbe parents & siblings of Joseph WHITE, sibliogs of Mary "Polly" WHITE, Jobo WHITE, Martha PHILLIPS. White Co., TN, named £or Jotrn s. WHITE . Will excbaoge . Ms. M. "Jane" WHITE PRICE, address above. 84-88 . Need iofo OD Margaret NICHOLS md. Samuel MONTGOMERY about 1748 probably Augusta Co., VA, possibly md . Laocaster Co., PA before moving to VA . Also, desire correspondence witn des cen d ants of children: Eli2abeth md. John CROCKEI'T, Ma ry md. Frederick EDWARDS {wbo were par ents of Frederick?). Robert md. l) Mary LOVE, 2) Raebel BOHAN~ON, 3) Patsy White COTTON, Willi am md l) unknoWD, 2) Priscil la GRAB.AM, Nancy md. Nathaniel EVANS and John md. Mary THOM.AS. Janis EDWARDS KNOX, 7555 Mc F er r ao Rd., Color ado Springs, CO 80908 85- 88. Cao any readers belp with this family? Es pecia lly seek info on DOSS (DOSCH) of Franklin Co., VA. Probable ancestor, Susannah DOSS md. 1807, Franklin Co., Jacob BEHELER. To Fairfield Co., OH. Dorothy BALDWIN, 6603 Kensington Ave . , Rieb.mood Hei ghts, CA 94805 86-88. lfho was mother of Bathsheba HARRISON, md. William NEILL of Washington Co. Bathsheba's father was Jeremiah HARRISON, Jr., who may have gone to NC and Woodford Co., KY, late 1700's. (These HARRISON'S of Smithtown, Long Island to West Chester, PA.) Dorothy BALDWI N, address above. Need proof ~hat my Presley THORNTON b. about 1736 in VA and d. in 1812/1813 in Pittsylvania was the son of Luke and Milli cen t (RANSDELL) THORJ»TON. Who were his two wives? Where did b~~·par~nts die and when? I'll excbange and reply to all letters. Frances MOLSBERRY, 940 San Eduardo Ave., Henderson , NV 85015 S?-88 C VA would like to learn when and wbere Rev. John AYERS/AYRES of Bedford Co. •as ordained as He solemnized marriages in Bedford Co. from at l east 1790 through Metbo Also need bis birth date (believed between 1750--60), deatb (in the 1840's and when/where 1841. N cy' CUNDIFF. Postage happily refunde d. Mrs. W. J. (Dorothy A. )ELLIOTT, 13818 Hubbard he md. an St .. Sylmar. CA 91342 king to locate proof of location of RALL family in 1860's that emigrated from Rockbridge 89-88. Se~s co wv after Civil War. J ohn Thomas HALL, b. ca 1811, VA, d . 1874 Lewis co rv·• to LeWl . • • o. J SINGLETON (1830 ) b . ?. d . ? Ch l. ldr e n wh o came t o Weston with parents:• Rebecca . RALL b C md. susan d · 193 3; Jobn Wa tson HALL ; Susan K. HALL: Emma Gray HALL; Peyton R. HALL. Any inf o. ' · ca 184lcowELL. Route l, Box 287, Vincent. OH 45784 Sandra seekiog info on James BROWN md. Martha ?, father of Alexander BROWN, b. 4-26- ca 1826, 90-88~ co., VA. Alexander and parents (I tbink) emigrated to (,c;iw t s Co ., WV !n 18 50's. Sandra ,Augusta address above. COWELL· 8 8 - 88dist--Episcopal minister. 4. ? Gl-88. seeking info on Cbar l~s !~n ry fiPRNC~ft , i . t B 1 ~ , Wffe : Saran 1Ja11e C A~ SPENCER, b . ~a 1818, d . c a l~ !;O, Supposed fo bare fJeen JargU l ~ If b 11e111' Lyn chbur g, l os t all tlu l'i o g Civil War . p_an dr a BflE/ICER CO'fill I ~ a I '11/lfU! 92. M JSto!J i O(Ji v t NE md . !l:l02 in Botetourt Co. llary BEHLER/BAILOR, "of age." Mary's fatber, J a c ob BAILOR, sued Jacob WOOL WINK for abducting his young dau., under age. I o 180(4)?, Aug~sta Co., Jacob W. & Mary BAILOR were aga in married: Seek belp witb WOOLWINE ancestry and Jacob 5 children. 1815, in Fairfield Co., OH . wary was h e ir ol Ja co b BEHLER ' a e state. Dorotby BALDWIN. 6603 Kensington Ave., Ri chmond Hei ghts , CA 9 4 805 ~ Lookin~ for iofo oo Ri c bard RICHARDSON and wife Lucy: Children, J obo, Clinton , Raodolpb, Jr., Mourning BRADSHAW, Margaret aod Benjamin in Bedford Co., VA. Myrna CRAPO, 15503 West Siphon , Pocatello, JD 83202 ~ My g-g-grandfatber was Ira VIRGIN, bis wife was Abigail MOVIELL, their children were William, Charles, Janetta, Nathan. Janetta and her busbaod were lost during the Civil War. Ira aod bis family were said to have come to Canada trom VA after tbe Civil War . Ally info will be appreciated. Mrs. Doooa CLARK. Box 677, Perth, Ont., Canada K7H3K5 ~ Compiling book, HOUSE OF KIRK, need info on des cendants of Thomas, ca 1801, Mootgomery Co., VA and Marget KIRK. Example: family sheets, marriages, birtbs, cause of d eatb, wills, deeds, and stories about journeys leaving VA, etc. Ruby (KIRK) ALFRED, 336 - 2nd Ave . , South Charleston , wy 25303 96-88, Would like t o correspond with anyone interested in Ephriam JACKSON, b. 1769, VA; d. 18 53, in Carroll Co., GA ; md. Ann; children: David H., Seaborn, Thomas J., James Woody T., Andrew E., Martha, George. Moved to GA around 1798 (Wilkes/Oglethorpe.) Jean MARKOS, P, 0, Box 15483, Lakewood. CO 80215 97-88. Would like to correspond with nnyooe interested io Joseph {Josiah) BLEVINS, b. 1780, VA; d . 1859, Morgao Co., AL; md. Rebecca (Rachel); children: Armstead, b. 1814, TN; Josiah, Jr., b . 1823, AL ; plus many others. Jean MARKOS. address above, �Need iofo on Susannah DEA."i who was 75 yrs. old in Grayson Co., VA in the 1840 Federal Census. Who were ber children and what was her husband's name? Also, info on Patrick, Lawrence and Jonotban KELLY, Sr., in VA in 1700's and early 1800. Lloyd DEAJ\, Rt. 6, Box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 !HS-tsts. 99-88 , I am seeking info on John Peter SPANGLER, b. 1787, Cripple Creek, Wythe Co., VA. Be was the son of Peter SPANGLER , Jr. and Elizabeth HUDDLE. His wife's name wa s Magdalene or Polly. Wha t was her last name and where are they buried? Would like to correspond witb any descendants . Mrs. Paul COX, Box 451, Burkes Garden, VA 24608 100-88. Seeking info on Rebecca HARRELL (HERRELL),b. in VA ca 1791, probably Shenandoah Co. ; parents Reub en and Rebecca (SMITH) HERRELL. Rebecca md. a WRIGHT io VA, and had sons Bailus , James 1 Henry and Calvin, b. in VA. By 1827 md. to James PRATT in Floyd Co., KY. Anyone seen marriage record on her and ldr . WRIGHT? Madeli n e HYLTON, 4798 North Trail, N.E., Marietta, GA 30066 101-88. S eeking info on Jobn FORD and wife Betsy HILL: dau. Nancy FORD, b. ca 1776, VA, md. Thomas VAUGHAN; first children b. Rus$ell Co., VA; other children b. Cabell and Wayne (now WV ) . Need info on parents of John and Betsy, and other children. Betsy later md. a Robert RtrrHERFORD. Madeline HYLTON, address above. 102-88. Seeking info on Matthew ERWIN (IRWIN) and maiden name of his wife , Elizabeth. r ecor d e d in Augusta Co., VA , 1755. Madeline HYt.TON. address above. His will 103-88. I would like info on Rev. Alexande r ROSS, b. ca 1750 or before, who performed marriages in Montgou1ery Co . , VA, from at least 1791 to 1800. Does anyone have info on Rev. ROSS or bis parents or where he was from? Clara Mae ROSS, P. O. Box 203. Colfax, NC 27235 104-88 , I aDt anxious to learn the parent s of Jticha el (b . ca 1772, d. 1825) and Henry (b. 1770-75. d. 1818) ALT/ AULT who settled in Hardy Co., VA ca 1790. Also, seek who Michael and Henry married. It is believed they were brothers . Clara Mae ROSS, address above. 105-88. Would anyone bave info on Michael DRAKE who d, in Montgomery Co . , VA, 1797/98? I would like the maiden name of bis wife, Jane, and info on both their parents. Clara Mae ROSS. address above. 106~88 . Seeking info about Ursula FLANARY, b. VA, December, 1820. Her father was John B. FL~ARY (of Lee Co., VA?), who moved to MO and d. there. Will pay copying and postage costs. Boris N. BULATKIN, Jr., 4123 E. Lewis, Wi chita, KS 67218 107-88. William Henry GEORGE moved from VA to KY in 1816 with his brothers Moses and Lindsey. Does anyone have info about this family? Bis son , James Jameson GEORGE, was b. in VA in December 1810; d. in KS. Will pay copying and postage costs. Boris N. BULATKIN, Jr., address above. 108-88. Adam WALKER, Jr., b. 12 Feb. 1772, Wythe Co., VA, had 7 children. Also, bad sister Marth a WALKER, b. 18 Sept . 1791, Wythe Co . , VA, d. 6 Sept . 1845, Smyth Co., VA. She md. Alexander BUCHANAN, 10 Sept. 1803. John 4. BLAKEMORE, in his book, BUCHANAN, shows that the descendants of Alexander and Martha lived in Thompson Valley, Tazewell Co . , VA. Wou ld like to correspond with desc e ndants and will exchangeinfo. Paul L. PURVINE , 3411 W. Lawton St., Seattle, WA 98199-1140. 109-88, Seeking addition al info on Thomas :P. and Elizabeth (BROWN1..EE) CALBREATH. They reportedly md. May 1881, Natu ral Bridge, VA. Thomas P. CALBREATH md. (2) Sarah F. BRO~~"LEE, a sister of his first wife . Thomas and Sarah lived in Roan oke, 1900. I will exc hange info on these famili es. Glenn E. SMITH, P, 0 . Box 1332, Musk ogee , OK 74402 110-88. Seeking additional info on Hugh GALBREATH, who with Capt. James HALL, was acquitted in Rockbridge Co., VA, 1778, on charges brought in the death of CORNSTALK and two other Indians. Will exchange info. Glenn E. SMITH, address above. 111-88, Valentine HEADOR (MEADOWS) (b. 1800, d. 1841) md. Susan BROWN (b. 1806, d . 1880), Sumner Co., TN , 1826. I know he is related to the north-central TN MEADOR clan, some of whom came from Bedford Co., VA. Who were bis .paren ts and siblings? Who were parents of Susan BROWN? Wi l l exchange MEADOR info. Ken FLOYD, 800 Glen Leven Rd., Nashv ille, TN 37204 112-88. HALE. Franklin , Bedford , Essex Cos. Francis (Frank) HALE md. Pr ici lla LA.MB. Son Jer e miah Pickett HALE (b. 1806) md . Nancy WADE, Franklin Co., 1-3-1827. Francis may be son of Richard HALE (md . Elizabeth; will, Bedford Co., VA 1784), who may b e son of Francis HALE (HAILE) (md. Adara ; will, Bedford Co., VA, 1780). I have possible ties to emigrant Nicholas or his brother, Franci s. Parents of Pricilla LAMB? Ken FLOYD. address above. 113-88. Nancy WADE (b. 1804--see BALE query) was dau. of Castleton WADE (1765- 1831) and Judith CHANCELLOR (md. 2-1-1787, Goochland Co . ). Castleton was son of John Utley WADE (1739-1798 ) and Alic e WOODRUM of Goochland . Were Thomas CHANCELLOR and Sarah KING parents of Judith CHANCELLOR? Who were parents of John Utley WADE? of Alic e WOODRUM? Ken FLOYD, address above. 114-88 . Absolom CLARK, b. in VA, 1824 , md. Malinda MILLS, b. in VA, 1823, dau. o f James B. & Catherine (?) MILLS. Absolom CLARK and Malinda MI LLS CLARK lived in Wayne Co., WV , 1860. Need any info I can get on them Will exchange info. Virginia MIDKIFF GRAHAM, 4006 Clark Graham Rd. , Huntington, WV 25701 115-88 , Need any help I can get on Joseph RONK, son of Geo. and Barbara (?) RONK. Josep h b , 1783 ; md. twice, second wife Mary Magdalin SHOWALTER on 12 Mar. 1812 , Botetourt Co., VA. Also, searching for parents of Abraham MIDKIFF wbo md. Jpha DALTON in Pittsylvania Co., VA, 16 Dec. 1796. Vi r ginia MIDKIFF GRAHAM, address above. 116-88. John David TURNER, b. 17 July 1877 , Wolf Glade, Carroll Co., VA . Paren ts James David TURNER and Mary DAVIS. Marri ed about 1900, Mary Frances HARTMA.~. b. 1883 , Roanok e , VA . l bave been unable to find records for either of my grandparents in VA . Can anyone belp? Carol ISRAEL. 3201 Bollis, Missoula, MT 59801 �117-88. Need parents of Abram BUTT, who md. Margaret CROWL (dau. of Henry) April 1813 , Botetourt co., VA. They were parents of (Willia.m) Harrison, who md. Lucelia HARRIS , 1844; Em:ll1ne, wbo md. Peter BRJCKLEY, 1855; Caroline; Maria, who md. Joh n P. SMITH, 1859; Jane , who md. ? DAWSON, date unknown. All children's marriages occurred io Bote1:ourt Co. Yvonn e V. LI!\EHAN, 410 Norman dy, Royal Oak, MI 48073 118-88. Seeking parents of George WALTERS, b. 1739, L ancaster Co., PA and bis wif e Christina CREWEY. Need date and place of her birtb and th eir marriage. Residents of Montgomer y Co., VA by 1772. Their sons: John (md. Nancy KIRBY, 1792), Geor ge (md. Mary KIRBY, 1792), William (md. Polly MARTIN, 1797), Jacob (md. Haonab IDDINGS, 1822), all in Montgomery Co., VA. Yvonne V. LINEHAN, address above. 119-88. Seeking names of mother and first wife of William McALEXANDER , who d. in Patrick Co., VA in 1822. His will names wife Tamer (BOOTH) and 18 children. His father, James Mc ALEXANDER, d. 1798, Amherst Co., VA. Was James related to New Hanover Co. , NC taxpyers Hugh McALEX ANDER (1751) and Alexander Mc.ALEXANDER (1762-7)? Yvonne V. LINEHAN, ad dres s above. 120-88. Need parents, siblings and birthplace of David Luther BRYANT, b. 25 Dec. 1853. Mar ried Fannie B. SAUL, 22 Aug. 1876 , in Franklin Co., VA (Gogginsville). Could parents be Andrew J. BRYANT and Arney STANLEY or Susan A. MASON? Jean M. MASON, P . O. Box 577, Malvern, lA 51551 =~=--===--=====-==========--=====-============== = ::-::= ====..::.__--::: === Lee Co. , VA Chancery Orders No. 1: pg. 407 Virginia At Rules beld in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Lee County on Monday the 3rd day of Dec ember 1860. John Holmes & Margaret his wife late Marga r et Holmes. W. S. Whitely & E l izabeth E . his wife late Elizabeth E Holmes, Setb C. Holmes, Elizabeth C Holmes widow of John Holm e s Jr Deed and Elizabeth, Ann e, Hellen P & John Holmes infant children und e r the age of twenty one years and heirs of John Ho lmes Jr Decdwbo Sue by Elizabeth Holmes their next friend Complts Against Leo na d es S. Fulkerson Ell en Fulkerson Widow of P ete r Fulkerson Jr Deed Silvester Hensl ey & Maria h is wife, Whitehill Fulkerson & Margaret Fulkerson children & heirs of said P eter Fulkerson Deed & William H Fulkerson & Francis Fu lke rson children & heirs of James Fulkerson Deed and the unknown heirs of the said James Fu lkerson Deed Elizabeth Fulkerson widow of Whit ehill Fulkerson Deed Thomas S Gibson & Charles Daugherty --- Defendants . The object of the bill is to recover of the Defts the land in 1:he bill mentioned. And i t appe a ring by the oath of a witness, that Frederick D Fulkerson William H Fulkerson & Francis Fulkerson an d the other the unknown heirs of J ames Fulkerson Deed a re not inhabitants of this commonweal1:b. (page 408) It is therefore ordered that they appear here within one month after due publication of this order and answer the complts bill, and that a copy of this order be forthwith ince rted in some newspaper published in this commonwealth for four successive weeks aod a copy also be posted at the front door of the court house of said County R. M. Hamblen Clk -~~~~-=========::===== ITTL TON - KIN; nus Indenture made th.is 27th June 1797 between Joshua Howel one of' the Overseers of the Poor for the County of Montgome ry of the one part and Elijah Hilton of the other part Witnesseth That the said Joshua Howel persua.nt to an order of the Court of Montgomery in April last do bind out and put an apprintice a Certain Poor Child of the name of Barbara King Nine years old the Sept. 7 day of untill She a.rives at the age of Eighteen years unto the said Elijah Hilton &: h.1s heirs dureing which t1.lne of service She is to do and act 1n all things as becomes a dutifull and fa1 thfull apprentice by Strictly observ1.ng a1l lawfull commands &: by deligently attending to alJ. business requi.red. by her said Master She is not to make waste of her said Masters goods nor lend nor dispose of them ><1 thout his consent She is not to commit Fornication nor contract Mariage dureing Said time of service and the Said Elijah Hil too on h.1s part doth oblige himself to find diet Cloathing washing & lodging Sufficient for the said apprentice dureing the term of her service and twelve OolJ.ars in Cash and have her taught to read wr1 te Spin Knit and sew and at the end of her service to do 1n every respect as the law requi.res sboud be done by Such an apprentice in >n.tness whereof both parties have hereunto set thel..r hands and s eals the day and year first above written John hilton Elijah Hilton ( s eal.) Archelaus hilton Jos hua bowel (Sea1) :ic; mark contributed by Ca.J.vin Weddle �31 GIIES COUNTY, VIRGINIA This i s a portion of the 1902 Voter Registration Book. (Columns : late of Registration - Number - Name - Ia.te of Birth - Age/years occupa tion - Residence : Length of residence , in state , in County, in Precinct - Is he exempt from payment of poll tax as a prequis ite to voting - If Naturalized, date of paper, by what Court issued - If transferred When & to Wha t Precinct) White Voters - Regis tered at Burton 's Mill - precinct in Pearisburg Magi s terial District, Giles Co. , Virginia) Sept 19 : 1. Alderman, John W = July 14 ' 6.5 = 37 =farmer= Talmash = 14 = 14 = 14 = no Sept 19: 2 . No Albert, JV= May 28 '75 = 27 =farmer = Penvir = 27 = 27 = l = J. Allen , Chas = Apr 24 ; 70 = J2 = Yardman = Penvir = 2 = 2 = 2 = Sept 20 : No Sept 18 : 1 . Burton, Ezelliel = Sept 7, 18J8 63 = 33 = Yes = Mar = 63 = 33 = farmer = Talmash = 63 = = 33 Sept 18 : 2 . 33 = No Burton, John W Sept 18 : J . No Burton , IE= don ' t know= 28 =farmer= Talmash = 28 = 28 = 28 = Sept 18 1 4. Bl ankenship , OB 67 = 3 = Yes 24 '69 = June = farmer = Ta.lmash = 33 = 28th ' 35 = 67 = farmer = Talmash = 67 = Sept 18: 5 . No Bailey, RL = Ma r 29 ' 67 = 35 = farmer = Talmash = 35 = 35 = J = Sept 18 : 6 . 59 = Yes Burton , Elias Sept 19: 7 . 65 = Yes Burton, Alex. = Mar 24 '37 = 65 = fanner Sept 19: 8 . No Beamer, JL = June 12 ' 62 = 39 = farmer = Talmash = 19 = 4 Sept 19: 9. No Burton , HM= Dec 6 '61 = 40 = farmer = Dec 6 '42 = 59 = farmer = Talmash = 59 = 59 = = Ta.lmash = Talmas h = 40 Sept 19: 10. Burton, MA = Aug 23 '75 = farmer = Talmash = 27 Sept 191 11. Burton, OH = Oct = 65 = 65 = =27 23 '74 =farmer =Talmash = 27 = 27 Sept 19s 12. Burton, JM = Mch 17 '7J - 29 No = farmer = '.I'almash = 29 =4 = = 40 = 40 = = 27 = 27 = No = No =29 = 29 = Sept 19a lJ • .Burton , RWB =don't know = 30 =farmer = '.I'almas h =JO= JO =JO = No Vlratma ApP&laohian Notes �f:l Sept 19 : No 14. Burton , J A = Nov J ' 68 = JJ =farmer = Talmash = JJ Sept 19 : No 15. Burton , WW = Dec 24 ' 48 = 5J = farmer Sept 19 : No 16. Burton , EN Sept 27 : 17 . Burgess , AS = Oct = Talmash = SJ 28 ' 74 = 27 =farmer = July 8 ' 60 = 42 = JJ = 20 = 20 = = Penvir = 27 = = lumberman = = JJ 27 = Penvir = 2 = =2 = 27 = 2 = No Sept 22 : 18 . Beamer , AS 1864, Sept 14 = Sawyer Qr ··r_al;ryer = Penvie = JO = JO = JO = Transferred from Narrows 1903 Sept 15 : 19. Beamer, LB = 1875, Oct 2 0 16 = Transferred from Narrmrc 1902 Sept 20 : 1 = No Sept 18 : JO= No Ee~t 18 : = Yes l , Earles , AJ = June 16 1 . French , BP = Mar 23 2, 1 = 28 = Savryer = Penvir 68 = J2 '~? = 45 = 16 = = 16 = Teamster = Penvir = 32 = farmer F'rench , AJ = Oct 4 ' 65 = 65 = farmer = J = = Talmash = JO = JO = = Talmash = 66 = 66 = 66 =7 =7 = Sept 18 : No J , Ferrel , E = Oct 14, 1862 = 39 = farmer = Talmash = 39 Sept 18 : = No 4. French, JG = Apr 16 ' 67 = 35 = farmer = Talmash = J5 = 35 = 35 Sept 18: No 5. French, RA Jr = Nov 7 ' 61 = farmer = Talmash - 41 = 41 = 41 = Sept 18: No 6, Fizer , RE Sept 18 : = 27 = No 7, French , Leonard = July 7 ' 75 = 27 = farmer = Talmash = 27 41 yrs old = July 2 ' 72 = JO = farmer Sept 19: 8 . French , Haymaker 14 = 14 = No Sept 19: 31 = Yes . = May = Talmash = JO = 30 = JO JO ' 81 = J7 = farmer = Talmash = 14 = = farmer Sept 19: 42 = No 10. Ferrel , JW Sept 19: 11. French , RA = Dec 25 ' 39 = 62 = farmer = Talmash = 62 = Yes . Sept 19: 30 = No = 27 9 , French, Isaac = Dec 20 ' 41 = 68 = farmer = Talrnash = 60 = 60 = Sept = 2 0 ' 60 = 42 12. Prench , EE = Mch 28 ' 72 =JO =farmer = Talmas h = 42 = 42 = Talmash = 62 = = = 62 =JO =JO = 30 �Sept 20: lJ . Yes French, WH = Feb 2 ' 28 = 74 = farmer = '.fu.lmash = 74 = 74 = 74 = Sept 20: 14. No French, TN = May 9 ' 64 = 37 Sept 18: 1 . 6 = 6 = Yes Gillispie , Jas H. = July 3 ' 41 = 61 Sept 18 : No 2. Garten, WJ =Apr 4 ' 56 Sept 22: J, Gunter, AR = Mch 14 ' 74 = 28 = Photographer = Tu.lmash = 4 = 4 = 4. Fink, GM = Nov 24 "64 = 30 = farmer = Penvir = 26 = 26 = 26 = Sept 18: JO= No 1. Hare , John D = May 19 '71 = JO = farmer = Tu.lmash Sept 18 : No 2. Hughes, Jas = don •t know= 22 =farmer= Talmash = 22 Sept 19: No J. Hare , RF = Dec 18 ' 56 = 45 = farmer = Tu.Ima.sh Sept 19 : No 4. Hare, RW = May JO ' 60 = 42 = Mill Hand = Penvir = 4 = 4 = 4 Sept 18: 6 = No l. Johnston, WA = June 5 '52 Sept 18: 3 = No 1. Keaton, WH = Feb 5 ' 68 = 34 = Blacksmith = 'Ialmash = J4 = 18 = 4 = No = 46 =farmer = Penvir = 37 = 37 = 37 = =Farmer = 61 = 'Tu.Ima.sh = farmer = Talmash = 7 =7 = 1 = = l90J Sept 4: No 1902 = 50 = farmer = JO = 30 = 1=1 =45 =20 = 'Ialmash = 50 = = 20 = 50 = = = = Sept 19 : 1. Lambert, CF = Mch 5 ' 61 = 41 = Teamster = Penvir = J = J = 2 = =====Jig============================================================================·== BOWER CEMETERY Riner, Montgomery Co., Va. Rt, 8 from Christiansburg, left on Rt. 602 to Rt. 617. The cemetery is on the right side in a field. It is fenced in and well taken care of. copied by Glenna G Garner & Ruth G Hale, Roanoke, Va. on 17 Mar 1986. Bower, Rose C. Mar 10, 1877 - Sept . 1, 1938 Bower, Samuel C. Mar 9, 1851 - June 4, 1942 Bower, Sarah E Nov 7, 1854 - June 26, 1903 Bower, Lurie Hartwell June 9, 1888 - Sept 26, 1897 Epperly, Fannie M wife of P E Feb 11, 1887 - Mar 16, 1908 Bower, Charlie L Dec 5, 1875 - Feb 17, 1908 Akers, Lemuiel W Mar 6, 1855 - Apr 20, 1883 26y lm 14d Bower, Nancy wife of Lewis May J, 1817 - Jan 28, 1908 Bower, Lewis Sept 25i 1819 - June 20, 1904 �00 ~ St. Johns Lutheran Churc h Cemet e ry, Wytheville , Wythe Co ., Va . Continued from p.61, Vo l.XIII , #2, May , 1988 I ~ I ~ 0 f Nl11 ,H09 , , NIH ,H09, , Nii l ,H09, , Nii l ,H09 , , J23,H09, , N37 ,H09 ,5, N39,H09,5, Nli6,H09 , , J23,H09,2, NllO ,H09, , 039 ,H09 , , 038,H09, , 0110 ,H09 , , 037 ,H09,, Oll1 ,H09, , 0112,H09, , 036,H09, 1 Lll9,H09, , Ill2,H09 , , L211,H09 , , H36 ,H09, , M36 ,H09, , N31,H09, , L26,H09, , L20,H09,5, L21 ,H09, , L25 ,R09, , L21,H09 , , L27 ,H09, , N01,H09, 1 069,H09, , 068,H09, , N02 ,H09, , J03,H09 , , JOll,H09, , K33,H09, , N51,H09,, L59 ,H09, , M29,H09, , L61,H09, , L57 ,H09, , M32,H09, , L60,R09, , M32 ,H09, , L59,H09, , IllO,H09, , 018,H09, , 017 ,H09 , , N07 1 H09, , I39,H09, , L68,B09, , t.E>q ,\\Qq. • CROCKET, CROCKET, CROCKET, CROCKET, CROCKETT, CROCKETT, CROCKETT, CROCKETT, CROCKETT , CROCKETT 1 CROWGEY, CROWGEY, CROWGEY, CROWGEY, CROWGEY, CROWGEY, CROWGEY, DAVIS, DEAN, DORIOT 1 DYER, OYER, FEALTY, FELTY, FELTY, FELTY, FELTY, FELTY, FELTY, FISHER, FISHER, FISHER, FISHER, FLOHR, FLOHR, FOSTER , f'RY' GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY, GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY , GIBBON!, GILBERT, GILBERT , HALE , HALLER , HALLER, \\~Lt.ER , Elizabeth, Elmira, Elmira, Susan, Jane Lewis, Joseph, Joseph, Mary, Robert, Robert, Et1U11a, Henry , Julian, Mary, Mary , Mary, Robert , Jacob, Nancy, Fr ederick, Lucy , Mollie , William , Chr istiana, John, John, Harcus , Polly, Samuel, Joseph , Luther, Margaret, Sarah, Elizabeth , George , William, Louisa, Caroline , David, James , Jane , Margaret, Thomas , Thomas , William , Frances , Helen , Robert , Gladys , Albert , Catharine , Charles, , 01,Apr , 1832,13,Apr, 18311,, (Elizabeth c, Susan & Elmira on Crocket marker) ,,116 ,06,Jan, 1838, 15,Aug, 1838 ,, (Elizabeth c, Susan & Elmira on Crocket marker) , ,118 nmn , ,18,Jan,1 807 , 13,J un,1838,, (Elizabeth C, Susan & Elmira on Crocket marker) Wfe of Dr R Crocket,, nmn, ,18,Jun,1 835, 27 ,Sep,1835 1 , (Eliza beth C, Susan & Elmira on Crocket marker ) ,,117 Stuart, , , , 1780, , ,1855,,Wife Of Ma j Robert Crockett. ,. 23 nrnn, , , , , , , 1861 - 1865 . , , Ii 1 1 Dr, C S A nrnn, 1,JO,Jul , 1833,211,Jun,1862,MD,Surgeon Ut h Va Regt , Killed in Battle of Cold Harbor . ,,43 D, ,13,Jul,1816 , 31,Ja n,1860 , ,Consort Of Stepn S Crockett . m 17Jul1833.,,53 "fJ nmn, , , ,1767, • ,1819,Maj, CServed in Revo and/or War of 1812?),.22 - - -) nmn, , 16 , Feb, 18011, 10 , Feb , 1877 ,MD, , ,1111 Gundry, , 30 , Dec , 1861 , 03,Ja n , 19110 , ,Wife of Henry John Crowgey. ,.112 John, , 20 ,Sep , 1852 , 13 ,Sep, 1936 , ,, ,111 Pearse, ,28 ,Jul, 1901, 19,Sep , 1936,,,,43 Lawrence , ,02 ,Feb , 1826, lll ,Mar , 1914 , ,"Wife of Robert Crowgey of Cornwall Eng . " 110 Lawrence, 1,15 , Dec, 18511,10,Se p ,193 1, ,"Agedt 76y 9m -d. Dau of Robert & Mary Cr~~gey, late of England . ",,11 nmn, ,23,Jul, 1810 ,09,Mar ,1898,,"Wlfe of late Henry Crowgey of Cornwall, Eng. Aget 87y 7m 16d . ", , 115 mnn , ,07 , Jan , 1885 ,, "Agedr 79y. Late of Cornwall, Eng . " ,, 39 nmn , ,13,Aue;,1820,,Age: 30 lim 111d , Verse i n German ., ,52 nmn , ' , • ,07,Feb ,1838 ,,Wife of Thoma s Dean. Dau of Michael & Elizabeth Cassell A:28yrllmo20,S C, , 31,Har , 1830, 15 ,Jan , 1853, , , ,25 nmn , ,,Lit tle Hollie & Lucy sleep here . , , 110 nmn , 1, , , , , , ., Li ttle Mollie & Lucy sleep here. (No dates given . ) ,.111 nmn , ,03 ,Sep, 1799, 18,Apr , 1867, ,, ,35 nmn, ,07,Jan , 1800,15,Apr , 18118,,Wife of William Felty Sr. ,,27 mnn , I • ' I ' ' ,,c s A 1861 - 1865 • .,21 nmn , 1,211 ,Mar , 1822,03,0ct, 18611 ,,Both John & Polly F show on Felty marker.,,22 nmn , ,16,Apr , 18511, 111 ,Jul,1 8511,.Son of Gabriel & Frances Felty . ,,26 F, ,29,Hay,1821, , , 18911,,Both John & Polly F show on Felty marker., , 23 nmn , ,22 , Jan,18211,211,Mar, 18119,, Son of William Felty, Sr . ,,28 , ,07,Hay,1866 ,, Age: 61y9m-d.,.1 nrnn , , , Yonce , , 01 , Aug , 1872 , 111 ,Hay,1898.,Son of JS & MC Fisher .,,73 Caroline, , 11 ,0ct,18111 , 11 ,Jan,1873,,Wife of Joseph S Fisher., ,72 , ,02,oct , 1882,,Age: About 87y . ,, 2 nmn , , , nmn , 1, 19,Jun,1777,25 ,Jul , 1858 ,, Relict of Rev George D Flohr . , , 30 ,30 , Apr, 1826 ,Rev,Aged : 63y 8m ?d ., ,3 D, , , , H, , 10 ,0ct , 1805,22 , Dec, 1869 ,, Born in Loudon Co VA ., ,311 01 Oct,1856,17 ,Nov, 1863, , Dau of Hiram & Anna M Fr y. , ,58 Caroli ne, nmn , : 16 :Sr.p,18211,16 , Dec , 1873 , ,Caroline & W B show on Gibboney marker. Wife of William Gibboney ., ,63 , , ,O ,Jul, 1823 ,, Age r 10y 6m. ,. 102 nmn , , , Kyle, ,12,Aug,1856 ,23 , Apr, 19011,,,,66 Kyle , , 06,Apr , 18511,22,Feb,1923, , , ,61 ,20 ,May, 1853,,Thomas & Margaret on Gibboney marker . Age: 67y.,,106 nmn , , ,21,Apr,1884,,Aged : 17y.,,65 McCausland , , , 01 May 18110 Thomas & Margaret on Gibboney marker. Age: 55y. ,, 101i nmn, 1 :26:Jan: 1015:11:oec : 1901::caroline & w B show on Gibboney mker. b Drumnakilia , Tyrone Co Irel,U B, A, , 10,oct,1819,30 ,Jun,18113 ,, ,,5311 H, ,08,Dec , 1907 , 19,Feb,1972,,,,18 L, ,211 ,Jun,19111,07 ,Dec , 1980, , ,,17 Sult, ,23,Jan,1925 , 29 ,Nov , 1953 ,,Wife of Jessie J Hale .,,8 Van , , 19 ,Har,182U,111 ,Nov,18U0 , , ,, 533 Salome , ,12,Aug,1791,16 ,Sep , 1870,,Dau of Rev Jacob Goering, Hagerstown HD. Wife of Dr John Haller.,,73 A, ,25,feb , 1827,06 ,Jan , 1893, , , , 711 c, c, �• It Ig ~ 0 ~ ~ br I41,R09, , I43,R09, , I44,H09, , H17,H09 , , N03,H09 1 6, I35,H09, , I34,H09,, L50,H09, , N26,H09, , N25,H09,, 001,H09,, 002,H09, , N27,H09,, L18 ,R09,, I05 1 R09, , K26,H09,, L11,H09, , 029,H09, , 032,H09, , 028,H09,, 032,H09,, 031,H09, , 032,H09,, 030,H09, , 054,H09, , 060,H09,, 056 1 H09 1 , 055,H09,, J10,H09,, K41,H09,, J06,H09, , K20,H09, , I03,H09,, , , , K42,H09,, J02,H09, , P07,H09,, M22,H09, , K07,H09,, M23,H09,, M24,H09, , K18,H09, , K16,H09,, J05 , H09,, J07,H09,, K05,H09, , P08,H09,5, L71,H09, , J18,H09, , J19,H09, , J20,H09,5, J 17 , H09, , I46 ,H09, , L58 ,H09, , N22,H09,5, Lt 4 , H09 , , HALLER, HALLER, HALLER, HARPER, HEARN, HEUSER, HEUSER, HOLSTON, HOLSTON, HOLSTON, HOUNSHELL , HOUNSHELL, HOWE, HUFFARD, HUFFARO, JACKSON, JOHNSTON, JOHNSTONE , J OHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE , JONAS, JONES, JORDAN, JORDAN, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY,. KEGLEY , KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, Evelina , John , Maria , James , Alfred , Susan, William , Benjamin, Christopher, Joseph, Nancy, William, Sallie , Andrew, Mary, Betsey, Emily , Alfred, Bessie, Clara , Edith, Eliza beth , John, Samue l, Elva , Martha, nmn, nmn, Theresa, M, F, M, Dean, nmn, S, mnn, nmn , mnn , S, J, Hudson, nmn, Leftwich , Moore, Topham, Susan, Anne, Easter, William, Phillippi , Sylvesta, E, Alice, C, Thomas, Alley, Catharine, Catherine, Jane , John, Joh John, Leonar d, Lydia, Hartin , Martin , Mary, Nany, Phebe, Sally, Sarah, Susan, Susan , William, J, nmn, nmn, Vi rginia, nrun , Absalam, E, nmn, nrnn, Myers, nmn, nmn, nmn , Alethia, D, nmn, nrnn, ,27 ,0ct ,1 821,20,Jun,1848 ,,,, 535 ,29,Jul,17A0 , 05 , Jun ,1 839 ,, ,,537 , 27,Nov , 1817 , 12 , Sep , 1818,. ,, 538 , 111 , Dec , 1854,25 ,Aug , 1855, , Son or William & Elizabeth Harper. ,Harpe,91 ,01 , Dec, 1933 , 14,Aug, 1978 , SP 3 , SP 3 US ARMY KOREA.,3 , , , , 16 , Aug, 1862.,Wife of Guido A Heuser. Ager 25yr 3mo 6da . ,,529 , 22,Jun , 1859 , 16 , Sep,1859 , ,Son of GA & Susan M Heuser. ,, 528 , ,Dec,1776,02 , Sep ,1 854 ,,,, 53 ,31 ,Oct,1812 , 15 ,May , 1890, ,, , 30 ,1 9,Aug , 1815 , 03,Aug , 1880,, , ,29 , , , , 04 ,Apr,1 893 ,,Aged: 93y 6m 18d . Wife of William Hounshell. ,, 1 , 14,Feb, 1793,28 , Apr, 1875 ,. ,, 2 ,12,Aug,1840,24,Jun , 1901 , ,Wife of Peter Howe .,, 31 · , , , ,25,Jan,1891.,Age: 72y 3m 25d • .,l9 1 03,Jan,1839,09,Aug , 1883, ,Wife of James WHuffard .,, 498 , 03 , Jun,1802 , 24 ,Aug,1857 ,, A native of Yorkshire, England . Emigrated to America Hay 1829. ,, 25 ,21 , Jul,1833,21 , Jun,1907 ,,,, 13 , 24 ,Feb, 1843 , 06,0ct , 1882,." (Clara Susan , Alfred Moore & Samuel Phillippi on Johnstone mar ker . )' ,26,0ct , 1889,10,Mar,1969,,"(John Wm, Edith Ann & Bessie Topham on Johnstone marker . )" , ,38 ,11,Feb ,1 874 ,1 6 , Jun,1906,."(Clara Susan , Alfred Moore & Samuel Phillippi on Johnstone marker.)' ,11,Jan,1 933 , 27,Jun,1 933,,"(John Wm, Edith Ann & Bessie Topham on Johnstone marker.) ",, 37 ,31,Mar,1834 , 06 , Jul ,191 4 , 1 ,, 33 ,28,Mar,1876 , 25 , Aug,1940.,"(John Wm, Edith Ann & Bessie Topham on Johnstone marker.)",.36 ,1 8,Jan ,1 871 , 02,0ec , 1876 ,, "(Clara Susan , Alfred Moore & Samuel Ph i llippi on Johnstone marker.>a , 17,Mar,1887, 19,Dec, 1959,,, , 57 , 22,0ct,1851,14 ,Feb ,1 881.,Wife of C W Jones.,.64 ,30,Jul , 1872 ,18 , Sep , 1888, ,,, 61 ,13 , Sep,1832,06,Jun,1890 , ,(Thomas J & Susan Minnick on Jorda n marker.),.58 , 06 ,Sep ,1 824 , 29 , Jun ,1 884 ,,Wife of William Kegley., 9 , 20 ,Jun,1805 , 02 , Jan, 1864 , ,Wife of John Kegley. , ,421 , 20,Jun , 1847 , 13,Hay, 1848 ,. 0au of Will1a.m & Alice Kegley. ,, 5 ,28 , Jul , 1815, 15,Dec, 1854 ,.Wife of David Kegley. ,. 19 , Ol,Jul,1845 , 09 ,May,1864 ., Son of Hartin & Susan Kegley . Killed at Battle of Cloyd's Mtn.,,496 J 1&45..r09 ,May.,J864.,.,K-f.ll:ed Batt.le- of Cloyd'e H.t.n-.-,,3 T~eJ /'J?tH"f.,.("$ ~ ~ , 06 , May,1797 , 06 ,May,1866,,, , 43 , 13,Aug, 1832, 12 , Jun , 1835, ,AE: 2yr lOmo 29d ,, 1 ,05,Mar,1841,14 , Sep,1900 .,,, 8 , 19,Sep, 1782 , 10,Mar, 1844 ,,Son of George Kegley • .,95 ,27 , Dec , 1812,07 ,Feb , 1882 ,.Age 1 69y 1m 7d • ., 7 ,15,May,1785,04,Jun,1860,,Wife of Martin Kegley. ,, 96 ,25,May , 1816, 18,May, 1819 ,. ,, 97 ,25,Jan, 1810, 12 , 0ct , 1856 , , , , 18 ,04,Feb,1832,08,Apr,1860.,Wife of JG Kegley.,,17 ,12,0ec,1855 , 25,Jul ,1 86 1,,AE: Sy 7m 13d .,, 4 ,24,Dec,1858,17,Jan,1862,.0au of William & Ally Kegley. ,.6 , , , ,09,Jan, 1880.,Wife of Martin Kegley . ,.5 , , , , .,CS A 1861-1865 ,, 9 1 1 ~L------Wllli-e~~--_...- ·--~.s--~a64-l865, ,w KEISTER, Sarah, KENT, Alexander s, KENT, Frances Peyton, KENT, James, KEN'r, Joseph, KINDER, Olly, KYLE, Jane, LEEDY, Hartin, LEFTWICH, Isaac, Ellen, ,19,Jun,1835',os,Apr,1857,,Consort of Gordon O Keister.,,76 B, ,30,Jun, 1859,20,Feb, 1922,,,, 17 Brown, ,23,Sep,182 1,07,Jun,1860,,Wife of Jos F Kent.,,18 F, 1, , , , , , , Col , C SA 1861 - 1865 .,. 37 F, ,09,Mar,1820,04,Sep, 1886,,,,16 nmn, , , , ,03,Aug, 1814 , ,Age1 1yr _mo 09da ., , 540 nrnn, , , , ,11,Jul,1864.,Wife of James Kyle . b Rockingham Co VA; d near Wytheville (VA)..,62 nmn, ,02 ,Feb, 1840,05,Dec, 1861, ,Enlisted in Co D 45 Va Infantry ., ,25 Jefferson, ,26,Jan ,1799,04 , Jan ,1 893,.,.16 ~ �~ ~ l. 13,H09, , I33 ,H09, , 045,H09 , , 043,H09, , OllS ,H09, , 045 ,H09, , I47 ,H09, I32 ,H09, 015 ,H09 , , 020 ,H09, , 019 ,H09, , 021,H09 , , 022,H09 , , N59 ,H09 , , N61 ,H09, , N62 ,H09 1 , N62,H09, , K36 ,H09 , , H02 ,H09, , 055 ,H09, , N33 ,H09, , N32,H09, , K12,H09, , K13,H09, , Lll8,H09 , , N21,H09, , KOll,R09 , , L52,H09, , K15 ,H09, , L51,H09, , L511 ,H09, , L511,H09, , L53 ,H09, , Z02 ,H09, , 2: 0211,H09, , 0 0211,H09, , a> 023 , H09,7, N17,H09,, H26,H09, , M26,H09, , M37,H09,, N29,H09,5, M01 ,H09,5, J11,H09, , J12,H09,3, J14,H09, , J 13,H09, , L55 ,H09, , I10,R09, , N15,H09, , N14,H09, , N16,H09, , H10,H09, , N16,H09, , N13,H09, , N18,H09 , , I 1 s H09 ,H09, , LEFTWICH, LEHEW, LINDAMOOD , LINDAMOOD, LINDAMOOD, LINDAMOOD, LINDENDER , LaHUE, MARCH, MARSHALL, MARSHALL, MARSHALL, MARSHALL, MILLER, HILLER, HILLER, HILLER, HILLER, MILLER, MINNICK, MORRISON, MORRISON, MORTON, MORTON, HOYER, MOYERS, MOYERS, HYERS, HYERS, HYERS, HYERS, HYERS, MYERS, BROWN, HcCLINTOCK, HcCLINTOCK, HcCLINTOCK, McCLUSKY, McKEE, McKEE, McLEWIS, NEESE, NEFF, NYE, NYE, NYE, NYE, PATTERSON , PATTERSON, PATTISON, PATTISON , PATTISON , PATTISON, PATTISON, PATTISON, PATTISON, PATTISON, Nancy, Isaac, Georgia, Joseph, Joseph, mother, Lydia OE, Martha, Carolyn , Charles, Margaret, Reginald, William, Emily' Emily, James, R Virginia, Theresa , William, Susan, Julia, Thomas, Lettitia, Lettitta, Catharine, Bettie, John, Annastatia, Henry, James, Joseph, Mar garet, Robert, John, Ada, Charles, Charles, MARY, Adam, George , Elijah, Marshall, Emory, Elizabeth , John , John, Katurah, Anna, Anne, Emeline , George, James , Maggie, Nannie, Rosana, William, Willie, Ward, nmn, nmn, v, nmn, nrnn, nmn, D, B, mnn, Arnold, Cortland, Cortland, nmn, nmn, R, Fountain, runn, B, nmn, Ann, J, Rich, Rich, nmn , Pattison, Posey, Arrineal, nrnn, H, Brown, Emelin, Crockett, H, Cline, c, T, SUSAN, nmn , nmn, nm.n, Yost, A, nmn, Peter, Peter, Malinda, Maria , nrnn, Harsh, H, nmn, nmn, nmn, Virginia, nmn, H, ,10,Apr,1803,20,0ot, 1857,,Wife of Isaac J Leftvich.,,15 ,29,Aug,1787,14,Nov,1856,,Aged : 69yr 2mo 24da., , 527 ,25,Har, 1882,23,Feb, 1902,," (Joseph , Georgia & ""1110ther"" on Lindamood marker .)" ,, 48 ,11,0ct,1871,31,May,t879,,Son of EM & C P Lindamood., , 46 ,28,Mar,1823,18,Jan,t902,,"(Joseph, Georgia & ""mother"" on Lindamood marker.)",,~7 ,19,Jul,1820,27,Feb,t887,,"(Joseph, Georgie & ""mother"" on Lindamood marker.)" 11 Q9 , , , ,09,Mar,1805,,Aged: 13yr mo 10de., ,511t ,23,Dec,1802,29 ,Aug,1875,,,,526 ,08,Sep,1891,09,Nov,1971,,,,15 ,29,Nov , 1876,30 ,Jan,1886,,,,20 , , , , 03 ,Sep , 1898,,"Wife of WG Marshall. Born et Bolney, Sussex, Eng.",,19 ,17,Jun,1878,07,Feb,1886,,,,21 ,24, Dec ,t8Q6,23,Har,1900, ,"Born at Hurstover Point, Sussez Co, Eng.",,22 ,01,Feb,1805,01,Jan,t8117,,, , 66 1,01,Feb,1803,01,Jan , 18112,,, , 68 ,28,Sep,1802 , 0Z ,Aug ,1872 , , ,, 70 ,Z6 ,Feb,1833,03,Jun,t864,,Dau of James R & Emily Miller,,69 ,07,Nov,1879,, Age: 82y Sm 11d, m 1st, Daniel Brown s 2nd, Michael Miller, Esq. , 37 , , , ,19,Mar,1859,,Son of Austin & Elizabeth MMiller. 15y 5m ld.,,78 ,20,Mar,18 38 ,13,Jan ,1907 ,, (Thomas J & Susan Minnick on Jordan marker.) Wife of Jordan Minnick , i ,28,May,181 2,02,Jan ,1 881,, ,, 37 ,o4 , 0ct,1805,2U,Oct,1865 ,,, ,36 ,14,0ct ,1843,10 , Apr ,1878,,Consort of WD Morton. , ,13 1,31,Mar, 1873,19,Nov , 1873,,Dau of WD & LR Morton,,,lU , - -,Sep, ----,, Wife of T Moyer.,,51 ,01,May,1890 ,, Age : 35y.,,24 , , , 1 16 ,Apr, 1862, ,Age : 12y 7m 8d . Son of Thomas & E A Moyers,, ,u ,1 6,Dec ,1 856,01 ,0ct,1860, , Dau of Joseph &Margaret Myers.,,55 ,27,May,1868,,Aged: About 63y.,,16 , ,08,Aug,185U,,Son of J &ME Myers .,,511 ,1816, , ,1893,,Joseph Brown & Margaret Emelin shov on Myers marker., , 57 , , , 1808, , ,1896,,Joseph Br own & Margaret Emelin show on Myers marker .,, 58 1 22,Apr , 1858 ,11 ,Nov, 1860,,Son of Joseph &Margaret E Myers . ,,56 , , , , 17,Mar,1851.,AE: 6Uy 2m. ,, 2 ,05,Feb,1884 , t2 , Feb,1962,,(Charles C & Ada Cline shov on McClintock marker. ) ,, 25 ,28 ,Jul,1887 ,12 , AUg,1918,,(Charles C & Ada Cline show on McClintock marker . ) ,, 2U ,26,Nov,1921,27,Nov,1980,,W W II.,,23 , ,1 3,NOV , 1875,,Wife of William McClusky . Dau of Geo H & Emaline Pattison . 16y10m19d ,~ ,1774, , ,1842,,"Born in Donegal Co., Ireland, George & Adam show on McKee marker.",q ,1825,,"Born in Donegal Co ., Ireland. George & Adam show on McKee marker . ",9 ,,Son of Rev JN & JM McLewis . (No dates given.) 1 1 11 2 , , , , , , ,,C S A 1861-1865 .,, 33 ,23,0ct,1842,01,Jul,1865,,Co C 51 Reg Va Vol . (CS A),,77 1,02,Sep,1776,06,May,1852,,Consort of John P Nye . ,of ,32 , , ,176U , , ,1825 ,Capt, Capt US ARMY War of 1812 ., 1 11 1,17,Jun,1826,04,Jul ,1 829, , Infant son of JR &SM Nye. 3y 1m 22d. ,,1 3 2,111,Sep,1828,25,Feb,1832,,Dau of JM & SM Nye. Aged : 3y 5m lld., , 35 , 03,Jan,1805,07,Mar,1860 ,,Wife of William Patterson .,,59 , , , ,23,Aug,1870,,Dau of J H & M J Patterson. Age lyr Omo 23da.,,503 ,10,Jul,1838 , 19,Jul , 1894 ,,Wife of George H Pattison.,,17 , 19 ,0ct ,1831, 06,Jan , 1919 ,,,, 16 , 09,Apr,1875,09,Apr,1875,,Twin child of Geo R & Emeline Pattison. James & Nannie on same mark ,$ ,24,Nov ,1855,11 ,Sep ,1 856, ,Dau of J L &HE Pettison.,,85 , 09,Apr , 1875,09 ,Apr , 1875,,Twin child of Geo H & Ernaline Pattison. James &Nannie on same mark,9 , , , ,1 0,0ct,1872,,Aget 2y tom 11d, Dau of Geor. H & E~al ine Patti~on., ,1 5 , 27,Her, 1796,0 t ,Jan,t887,,Born in Berlin, Conn.,,21 ,25,Dec ,1 858 ,01,Dec,1860,,Son of J L & H E Patt1son. ,, 8Q �070,R09, , L19,H09 , , L62 ,R09, , Kll3,R09, , 062,H09, , !119 ,H09, , 067,R09,, M16 ,H09, , I30,H09, , P06,H09 1 , P05 ,H09, , Kll6,R09, , M14,H09, , Kiili ,HOC?, , P09,H09, , 064,H09, , 131 ,H09, , I29,H09, I 066 ,H09 I , P05 ,H09, , P03,H09, , P04 ,H09 I , 061,H09, , 065,H09, , 063,H09, , K45 ,H09, , I15,H09, , I14,H09, , K111,H09, , K11,H09, , I16 , H09, , Kl 1,H09, , ~ I 17 ,H09, , L10,H09, , L09 ,H09 , , N20 ,H09, , L16,H09 , I M35 ,H09, , J08 ,H09 , , N36 ,H09, , N35,H09,5, N38 ,H09 ,5, J28,H09, t K35 ,H09 , , K311 ,H09, , L17 ,H09, , K21 ,H09, , K31,H09, , K30 ,H09 , I K32,H09, , N5S ,H09, , K27 ,H09, , N54 ,H09 ,S, N56 ,H09 1 , I06 ,H09, , N53,H09 ,5, NS8,H09, , N57 ,H09, , I 1 f PEDIGO, PHELPS, PRUNE , RADER, REPASS, REPASS , REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS , REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS , REPASS , REPASS, REPASS , REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, RICH , RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH , RICHARDSON, RICHARDSON, RIDER, ROBERTSON, ROBINSON, ROEDEL, SAYERS, SAYERS, SAYERS, SAYERS, SEAGLE, SEAGLE, SEAGLE , SEHORN, SEXTON, SEXTON, SEXTON, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHARIT Z, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHA RITZ, SHA RITZ, J, H, Sabilla, nmn, L, Casper, Clarence, Daniel, Edward , Elizabeth, George, George, Granville, Jacob , Jacob, Jacob Jr, James, Joseph, Lydia, Mary, Mary, Rosa, Ruf us , Sallie , Sarah, Stephen, William, William, Ann , Cather ine , David, Fleming, Mary, Mary, Thomas , Charlotte , William, James, Elizabeth , Elijah, William, Katherine, Robert, Robert, Susie, Henry, Jacob, Mary, Massilon, David, Lettit1a, Thomas, Amos, Daniel, David, Elizabeth, Guy, Hiram, Joseph, Patsy, A, nrun, A, nmn , fisher , nrnn , F, R, B, nrun, nmn, nrun , A, Milton , nmn, E, Ellen, M, nmn, nmn , J, Willis, Gordon , nmn, Catherine , nmn, Allen , K, Jane, T, J, nmn, J, H, Branch, nmn, D, Crockett, nmn, nmn , M, w, FI Jane, nmn, nmn, nmn, s, K, nmn, McNally, nmn, nmn, Andrew, nmn, Baker, ,1 3,Jan,1 853 , 17,May, 1881,,W1fe of J H Pedigo.,, 74 , 22,Dec, 1798,21,May,1856 ,,,, 20 , 20,Mar, 1825,0S , Dec ,1828 ,,(Last letters in surname illeg .),,67 ,06 ,Jun,1811,,Died in his 80th year. ,, 1111 , , , , 10,Feb, 1925 , ,Aged: 116y 3m 6d., , 66 , 24,Jun,1766,29,Sep,1833 , ,,,543 , , , ,29 ,Jul,1878 ,,Age: Sy 1m 15d. Son of Wm G &SJ Repass . ,, 71 , 18 ,May,1 820,20 ,Aug, 18S5 ,,W1fe of Jacob Repass.,,90 ,26,Jun,1832,08,Jun,1882 ,,,, 52Q ,31, Jul ,1 887, 03 ,Apr,1 9111 ,, ,,7 ,27,Dec,1846,02,Jun ,19 18 ,, (Granville B & Rosa Mon Repai1s marker.),,S , , , , , , 181q,,"Age: 76 (Epitaph, in German? , only partly legible.)",,117 ,26,Dec,1816 , 25 , Dec, 1880,, ,, 88 ,19,sep , 181 1, 12, Aug,1835,,,,us ,1 7 ,Apr ,1 834 , 04 ,Jan,18S7 , ,Died at Roanoke College while preparing for ministry .,, 11 , , , ,31,Aug,1872 , ,Age: 7y Sm 10d. Son of WC & SJ Repass . ,,68 ,11,Jan,1 809 1 14,Jul , 1897,,Wife of Jessie Repass . Aged: 88yr 6mo 3da .,,52S ,1 0 ,Sep , 18S3 , ,Wlfe of John Repass. Aged : 24yr 9mo 20da. ,, 523 , , , ,2S,Apr,1873,,Age: 3y 9m 22d . Dau of Wm G & SJ Repass ., ,70 ,26 ,Nov,1858 , 01 ,Mar,1 927 ,, (Granville B & Rosa Mon Repass marker . J,, 6 ,08,May,1805,31,Jul,1878,,,,3 ,22 ,0ct ,1 807 ,1 4 ,Dec ,1 891,, Wife of Rufus Repass.,,11 , 05 , Jul,19111 ,, Age : 75y 4m 13d., ,65 , 02 , Apr, 1873, ,Age: 6y 2m 10d. Son of Wm G & SJ Repass .,,69 , 30,Nov,1895 ,,Aged1 57y Sm 28d.,,67 , , , , 03,Feb, 1821 , ,Aged: 23y lm ?d ., ,46 ,1S ,Feb ,1811 , 10,Apr, 18S6 ,, Consort of Fleming K Rich. ,, S08 , , , ,25 ,Jul , 1811 ,. Age: 1yr 8mo 27da . Dau of F K & MT Rich. ,.507 , 07, Dec, 18S 3, 11 1 Aug , 19111 , , , , 1S ,23 , Jan,1806 ,25 ,Jun,1861 ,,Aged: S5y Sm 2d .,,1 2 1, , , , 26 ,May, 1843,,Age: 1:3yr limo 26da. Dau of F K & A C Rich . ,,510 ,13,Dec,1818 ,27 ,Nov,1891 , 1 Aged: 72y 11m 14d., , 11 , , , , 08 ,May, 1846, ,Son of F K &NA C Ri ch. AE: 10yr mo 6da . ,,S11 ,16 ,Feb 1 1838,o8,Jan,1 913,,Born in Belfast , Ireland . Wife of-William J Richardson. ,,1 2 , , , , 01,Sep , 1871, ,Aged: 51y.,, 10 ,1 2,Sep ,1830,12 ,May ,1890,,,,23 ,27 ,Jan, 1862, ,Aged t 67y. , , 17 , , , ,07 ,Jun,1859,,Aged : 20y 2m 211d. A native of Maryland .,, 109 ,01,Jan,1829,12 ,Dec,186S ,Rev, Pastor, St John ' s. b Lebanon PA; d Wytheville VA. ,,7 ,13,Mar ,1 830,09,Sep,1901,,Married Col Robert Sayers 16 Oct 1860 .,, 40 , , , , , , ,Dr,186 1-186S . ,,39 1, 16 ,Nov, 1826 , 14,Nov , 1911,Col, (Service in Confederate Army assumed.), ,112 Aged : 3y ., ,28 1 08 ,Jan ,1883, , Dau of SR & LA Sayers. , , , , 2S,Feb,1857 ,,AE: Sly 7m 16d.,, 36 , 02,Feb, 1771,23,Nov, 1B22,, , ,35 ,01,0ct,1821 ,06,Apr ,1 89S, ,Wife of J F Seagle.,,18 ,05,Dec,184S ,Ol,Har,18511,,Son of Rebecca J Sehorn. ,, 20 1 30,Jul,1809,03, Feb 1 1882,,,,32 ,03,Jun, 1814 , 24,Jan,1840,,Wife of David Sexton.,,31 , , , ,21,Jan , 1845,,Son of David & Lettitia Sexton. Agedt 6y Om 2d. 1 ,33 ,30,Jan,182S,30,Nov,1864 , ,,,62 ,02,Feb,1776,12,0ct,1840 ,, , ,26 ,2S,Feb,1834,17,Jan,1862,,Member of Slst Reg VA Vols.,,61 ,29 1Nov,1823,21 1 Aug,1886,,Wife of Amos Sharitz. ,, 63 ,28,Apr,1805 1 16,Jul ,1888,,,,499 ,12,oct,l840,12,0ct,186 1,,Member of Slst Reg VA Vols. 1 , 60 ,05,Feb,1803,31,0ct,1879,,,,65 ,26,Jun,1819,15,Dec , 1891,,W!fe of Joseph Sharitz. 1 , 64 ~ �r r L ' ~ ) • ' I> ~ ~ K28,H09, , 01ll ,H09, , I50,H09 , , I Oll , H09 , , Z03 ,H09, , 136,H09, , I37 ,H09, , I38,H09, , P1 1, H09, , H19, H09, , N30 ,H09 , , N211, H09 , • N23,H09 ,5, N28,H09 , , J29 ,H09 ,S, J211 ,H09, • J25,H09 , , J27 .H09, • J26,H09, , 013 ,H09 , , L02,H09, , L04 ,H09 , , L03 ,H09, , LOl ,H09 , , N05 ,H09, , N08,H09, , N10,H09, , N05,H09, , N09 ,H09, , N06 ,H09, , NOi.i ,H09, , M33,H09 , , M3ll ,H09, , M21,H09, , Li2,H09, , Ill5,H09, , L07 ,H09, , L05,H09, , L06 ,H09, , K37 ,H09, , 053,H09, , I23,H09, , L47 ,H09, , L46 ,H09, , M15,H09, , I13,H09, , 109 ,H09, , 111 ,H09, , I12,H09, , I22,H09, , 052 ,H09, , I19,H09,5, 125 ,H09, , L45 ,H09 , , I18,H09, , 050,H09, , I20,R09, , SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SRARITZ, SHARITZ , SIMMERMAN, SIMMERMAN, SIMMERMAN, SMYTH, SPANGLER, SPENCE, SPENCE, SPENCE, SPENCE-NEESE , SPILLER, SPILLER, SPILLER, SPILLER, SPILLER, S?RHIKLE, STUART, STUART, STUART, STUART, SULT, SULT, SULT, SULT, SULT, SULT, SULT, StCLAIR, StCLAIR, StCLAIR, TALIFERRO, TARTER , THOMAS, THOMAS, THOMAS, TISINGER , TROUTMAN , UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBERGER , UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER , UMBERGER, UMBERGER, Polly , Reuben, Robertson, Sarah, Winifred, Stephen, Thomas, Willa, Ann, Peter, Frances, Frances, George, Susanna, Francis, Frank, J, Susan, William, Mary, George, Jane, Margaret, Margaret, Charles, Fred, Minnie, Ruth, William, William, Winefred, Elizabeth, James, W111am, Fannie A, Nicholas, Edward, George, Laura, Julien, Leona, Alpha, Ballard, Christena, David, Eliza, Henry, Mary, Rufus, Alpha, Caldonia, Edley, Emlly McK, Leonard, Linnie, Mary, Maud, , ,18,Sep, 1839,,Wife of Daniel Sharitz. Aged: About 84 y.,,27 Ann, , , A, ,17,Nov,1830,21,Aug,1878,,,,111 Montgomery, ,08,0ct,1848,12,0ct,1851.1,,Son of Joseph &Patsy Sharitz . Aged: 6yr mo 04da.,,S44 ~ nmn, ,20,Sep,1803,19,Jan,1887,,,,497 I nrnn, ,02,Feb,1776 , 12,0ct , 1840 ,, 1 ,.3-1... s, , 13,0ct, 1815,01,Feb, 1853,.Age: 37yr 3mo 19da. ,,530 , , ,Sep, ,,(Stone badly weathered -- hardly legible.),,531 nmn, , , c, ,26,Jan,i818,15,Feb,1850,,, ,532 , ,15,Aug,1851 1 ,Wife of the late Harold Smyth. (Age at death not shown on Madison, 1 , J, ,22,Feb,i839,15,Nov,1852,,,,93 ,23,0ct,1860,,Dau of Hugh Spence. Aged: 23y 2m 4d.,,34 Maria, ,23,0ct,1860,,Dau of Hugh & Nancy Spence. Age1 23y 2m 4d., ,27 Marie, , , 19 ,Aug,1861,,Agei Oy 9m 27d . Infant son of Hugh & Nancy Spence. ,,26 nmn, , , Simmerman, ,19,Har,18110,20,Feb,1903,,,,32 , , ,Corp,C SA 1861-1865 • .,29 s, , , , 1 Smith, ,10 ,Jun, 181111,05 ,Apr,187 ,,,,24 Robert, ,08,May,1850,23 ,Feb,1882',,b in Wytheville; din New York.,,25 nmn, ,22,Dec,1809,29,Aug,1882,,,,27 Hickman, 1 08,0ct,1800,31,Mar,1855,, Erected by his fond & devoted wife, Susan. ,, 26 L, ,15,Jun,1799, 12,Jan,1887, ,, ,13 nmn, ,15,Nov,1789,08,Mar,1862, ,, ,2 nmn, ,05,Nov, 1832, 13,Apr , 1868 ,, ,,4 M, ,05,Jan,1796,30,Jul,1864, ,, ,3 'nmn, ,24,Feb,1837,21 ,Jan,1856 , ,,,1 w, ,16,Feb, 1892,12,Aug, 1949 ,,Ruth V & Charles Wshow on Sult marker . ,,6 w, ,15,Jan,1918,14,Dec,1975,PFC,US ARMY WW II .,,9 Victoria, ,08 ,May, 1875, 13 ,Apr, 1949 ,,Mother.,, 10 v, , 30,Har,18911,18,Sep,1973,,Ruth V & Charles Wshow on Sult marker.,,5 Albert, ,22,May,1868,07,Sep,19110 , ,Father. ,,11 Alvin, ,13 ,Mar ,1942 , 04 ,Apr,1943,,, ,7 Catherine, ,22 ,0ct , 1919,06,Mar, 1921 , , , ,ll nmn, , 18,Sep,1806 1 02 1 Sep 1 1852,,,,107 nmn, ,21,Jul,1797,22 ,Feb,1862, ,,, 108 , nmn, , , 1 26,May,181.12,,Aget (Illeg.) Native of Ireland.,,101 Leftwich, ,24,May , 1828 ,01 ,Hay ,1 857,,Wife of Richard MTaliferro. ,,1 4 , , 08,Apr ,1 821,,Aged: 75yr Omo 27da.,,539 nmn, , , A, , 15,Apr,1868 ,26,Apr, 1921,Dr,,,8 Stuart, ,06 ,Apr, 1866 , 31,Aug,1869 ,,Son of George B & Laura S Thomas .,,6 Stuart, ,21,Dec,1841,10,0ct,1870 1 ,Wife of Charles B Thomas.,,7 ,ll,Dec,1841,,AEt 30y 7m 21d.,,38 s, , , , Jane, ,01,Mar,1890 1 18 ,Jul, 1938 ,,,, 56 ?, ,27,Mar,1820,06,Dec , 1873,,Age: 53yr 8mo 9da. Wife of Solomon Umbarger ., ,517 T, ,22,Mar,18q8,06,Mar,l855,,,,50 nmn, ,21,Dec,1777 , 17,Jul,181111,,Wife of LU Umbarger . , , 49 nmn, ,28,Jun,1815 , 16 ,Nov,1858 ,,,,89 Catherine, ,09 ,Nov,1836,16,May,1902,,Age: 65yr 6mo 7da. Wife of Rufus Umbarger. ,, 506 , , 08,Jun,1866,,Age 83yr Omo 20da. ,,502 nmn, , , M, ,1ll,Oct,1824 , 29 1May ,1 858,,Aged 1 33yr 9mo 15da . Wife of Rufus Umbarger. ,, 504 , , 19,0ct,1870,,Aged: 48yr 6mo 20da .,,505 nmn, nmn, ' ' ,1875 , ' ,1892,,,,516 HcClintock , 1 16,Jan, 1866 ,18,Jan,19119 ,,Wife of Rufus E Umberger.,, 55 I I , , , ,c s A 1861- 1865. ',513 nmn, , 1850, , , 1931 1 ,W!re of R Edly Umberger ., ,519 Repass, , , nmn, ,14,Aug,1782,21,Apr , 1866,,,,48 nmn, ,1883, ' ,1 912 ,,,, 512 Hayden, ' ' ' 1891 ' ' ' 194 1• " ' 53 nmn, ,30,0ct,1878,28,Jun,1959,,,,514 mar}<er.),~ �I26 ,H09, , I21,H09, , 051,H09, , I24,H09, , 049 ,H09, I L70,H09, , N12 ,H09,8, N11,H09, , N11,H09, , P12,H09, I 016,H09, I P02,H09, , 047 ,H09,5 1 M18,H09, , M04 ,H09, I M06 ,H09, I M11,H09, , M07 ,H09, , MOS ,H09, , 026 ,H09, , 025 ,H09, , 027 ,H09 , , J21 ,H09, , Jl6 1 H09, , K29,H09, , N47 ,H09, , K29 ,H09, , N49 ,Hog, , N50,H09, , !~52,H09, , K29 ,H09, , N48 9 H09, , K02 ,H09, , K10 ,H09,5, M20,H09 1 1 L65 ,H09; , f f ~ E UMBERGER, R, . UMBERGER, Ros:i, UMBERGER , Rurus, UMBERGER, Solomon, UMBERGER, Walter, VanHALLER, Catherine, WALLER, Charles, WALLER, Elizabeth, WALLER, Pierce, WATSON, Fontain, WHEELER, Kathryn, WHITMAN, Mary, WILLIAMS, James, WILLIAMS, Sarah, WISELEY, Emily, WISELEY, John , WISELEY, John, WISELEY 1 Stuart, WISELEY, William, WOLFENDEN, Edward, WOLFENDEN, Harriet, WOLFENDEN, Lizzie, YATES, Emily Roberta , YATES, Francis, YONCE, Alley , YONCE, Benjamine, YONCE, Catharine, YONCE, Eliza, YONCE, Ellendra, YONCE, Frances, YONCE, Peter, YONCE, Susan, YONCE, Thomas, YONCE, William, YOST, Euphemia, YOST , Julia, Edly, ,1848, ' ,1903,,,,520 nmn, ' ' ,1 868 , ' , 1869,, ,,515 Emory, 1 04,Jan,1862,27,Nov,1942,,,,54 nmn, ,23,Nov ,1813,21 1 Mar,1881,,Age : 67yr 3mo 28da. 1 ,518 Burton, , ll ,Jul, 1885, 19 ,Mar, l 956 ,., , , 52 Goering , ,27,Dec,1831, 23 ,May,1896,,,,75 s, ,23,Aug,1933,07,Jul,1970 ,Pvt,US MARINE CORP KOREA.,,14 L, 1 01,Jun,1907, , , ,,Pierce L & Elizabeth L show on Waller marker .,, 13 L, 1 03,Dec,1902, 19,Jan,1970,,Pierce L & Elizabeth L show on Waller marker.,,12 nmn, , , , ,27,0ct,1838,Dr,Agedi 42y Sm 28d. (The stone is enclosed in 8 x 8' iron fence.,,) nmn, ,15,Mar,1897,06,Nov,1977,,,,16 nmn, ,05,Nov,1792,26,Jul , 1870,,(Harker badly chipped -- some :ietters are best guesses.),,2 Winton, ,04,Sep,1837 ,01,Mar,1914, 1 45 Reg Comp B CS A,,50 nrnn, 1 , , ,1861,,"Erected by son, E P Williams . ",,92 1 1780, Markum, ,27,Feb,1855,07,Dec,1856,,,,79 J, , , , ,11,Apr,1852,,8y 10m 16d.,,81 J, 1,29,Mar,1792,27,Sep,1853,,,,86 c, ,06,0ct 1 1846,03,Jun,1848,,, , 82 s, ,12,Feb,1817,07,Jan,1856,,,,80 nmn, ,02,0ct,1876,,Aged: 71y . ,,28 nrnn , ,08,Jan,1840,,Aged: 53y.,,27 nmn, , , , ,13,0ct,1885,,Agedi 71y.,,29 _Kent, 1,18,Feb,1855,03,Feb,18 8,,Dau of J F & F PB Kent. Wire of Jo !ates.,,38 nmn, ,27,May,1 885,21 ,Sep ,1938,,Son of John Orfeur & Emily Kent Yates.,,15 Brown, 1 19,Feb,1805 1 15,May,1878,,Wire of Peter Yonce.,,29 F, ,14 ,Apr,18 38, 18,Mar,1860,, Son of Peter & Ally Yonce. Died at Roanoke College.,,54 nmn, ,06,Aug,1780,23,Sep,1859,,Wife of John Yonce . 11 30 Jane, ,13,Nov,1836,21,Jan,1873,,Dau of Peter & Ally Yonce.,,56 Brown, ,25,Feb,1844,03,0ct,1894 ,,,,57 Ann, ,15,Apr,1840,14,Dec,1898,,,,59 nmn, , 17 ,0ct, 1800,28,May, 1854,,, ,28 Virginia, ,13,Apr,1846,26,0ct,1862,,Dau of Peter S &Ally Yonce. ,, 55 nmn, 1 04,Sep,1806,03,Jun,1890,,,,2 A, 1,16,Nov,1835,24,Sep,1864,LtCol,Wounded Battle or Winchester; d Charlottesville., 1 10 J, ,24,Nov,1849,06,Dec,1852,,Dau of Lewis M & Julia A Yost.,,94 A, ,15,Sep,1872,,Wlre of L M Yost. Age1 49y 9m 9d.,,70 1 Make my day! Let me smile: 'Go check your bookshelves , des~, etc and find the book that you have borrowed and have been returning --------A friend wanted to borrow my 1900 Logan (WV) census and a booklet/EJ:"•rte•ly with some German vocabulary"° in it no can find ---I am not the only one. PLEASE return the books so other may use them. 71. Babe Fowler 6 • ocvtd fe..ttci Ger-tn~¥t!.h11rch l?.e.c.crds LtJ tr//){,( J.I f /\A.f"d[/)/Al(J u Ill I/,~ _L ,.q !Je/"/?/'9-f/ I ~ �Vol VI - SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA by William Mun.ford published 1821 page front : Attorney General agst Broaddus & Wife : •. Andrew Broaddus & Jane c , his wife .•• Court (Ct) of Chancery District (Dist) of Richmond • . , Thomas Price Jr & John M Sheppard .. . . Andrew & Jane married 29 Dec 1811 - Jane being the sister of the second wife of Andrew & the widow of one of his nephew .... a criminal case . .• 1 -3: Gosden & wife ags t Tucker ' s Heirs : Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist 1807 .• Mary former wife of Joel Tucker ..•. land "Bowling Green " sold to James Thomson .• •• J-6: Jolliffe agst Higgins: Robert Higgins agst John Jolliffe - Superior Ct Frederick Co - debt 1810 • . • Obed White ... Mary Higgins late Mary Jolliffee. 6-9: Ward agst Johnson : Superi or Ct Greenbrier Co - bond .• • William Long 10-12 : Wither ' s E:r ' x agst Wi ther ' s Ex 'r: 1814 William Withers, surviving ex ' r of Thomas Withers dec ' d ... . slave ... Superior Ct Fauquier Co •. .. Janet Withers ex'x Enoch R Withers Co Ct Fauquier 1794 .. . . Thomas Withers father of Enoch R •. •• suit abated Mar 1795 by death of Thomas • .. suit abated 1813 by death of Enoch R .•• .• Thomas died 14 Dec 1794 •. .. . 12- 13 : South agst Solomon & others s lJ- 15 : Grant agst Hover : Superior Ct of Kanawha Co .. 15-18 : Arnold agst Hickman : Debt • .. Adam Hickman agst George Arnold & James Arnold Co Ct Harrison 18- 20: Keys agst McFatridge : 20-22 : stutt & others ags t Baskerville & others : 23- 25 1 Winn agst Bowles : Superi or Ct Chancery Richmond Dist. , Thomas Winn Jr agst Bowles adm' r of Mary Bowles dec'd & Augustine Bowles ••• •• John Winn ex ' r Hezekiah Winn dec ' d •••. 25- 27: Gregory agst J acksons : ejectment 27- 29 1 Muse ex ' r of Heffernan agst Vidal : Henry Heffernan - 1807 - County of MiddJ.esex •••• John Roane adm'r Thomas Roane dec'd •• • • slaves •• • George Da.niel dec'd • • • . William George Vidal of Urbanna • •••• 29- 31: n.ival's Ex ' r agst Trent ' s devisees & others : William Thlval ex ' r of Robe rt D.lvall - Superi or Ct Chancery Richmond Dist •• . . Peterfield Trent dee 'd, •••• Richard N Venable · · · • • his (Peterfield) brother Alexander Trent • • • • co Ct Cumberland ••••• Peterfield died intestate without any personal estate & much in debt • .• n.o assets of Alexander Trent dee ' d • •• •• 32: Bragg & others agst Murray J2- JJ: Gee agst Hamilton & Wife: ••• Susan Hicks - judgment Charles Gee Lunenburg Co ct 1789 •••• Susan Hicks married Hamilton ..• Super ior ct of Law . •.. • Superior Ct .••• .34-36: Dunbar agst Buck & others: Robert Dunbar (of Falmouth ) agst Anthony Buck, !avid Henderson of Fredericksburg & others ••• 1807 . •• • • .36- J?t Fox & Vowles agst Mountjoy ex 'r of Edwards 1 Nathaniel Fox ••• Superior ct Chancery Richmond Dist ••• C0 Ct Staffo~ • • • • Thomas Moun tjoy .38-41: Hopkins & Watson agst Ward & others s eJectment,,, Aminadab Seekright •• • Samuel M Hopkins (land 1796) , James T Watson •••• Oliver Wolcott , Mary Watson •••• James Watson father of James T Wa t son •••• Mary Watson , widow of J ames •• 42- 45 1 Curtis agst Lunn ex ' r of Jones s 1809 • • Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist ••• Lewis Lunn, ex'r of Thomas Jones dec 'd •. • • I saac J ones , a s on of Thomas ••• Charles Julian •••• Joel Mason ••• • Enoch Mason • • •• Thomas Jon es , the younger son of Thomas Jones the elder ••• l and 45-47 1 Boyd ex'r of Hoskins agst Kau.fmans: Richard Kaufman , John Graham & Jane his wife, children of John Kaufman dec ' d ••• Superior Ct Chancery Willi amsburg Dist •••• Robert Boyd , ex 'r of William Hoskins ( will probated 1800), who was ex' r of John Kaufman • • • • . Co Ct King & Queen •• •• , Virem,ta App&laohtan Notes �Vol - William Munford 47-60: Colemans agst Holliday & othersr ••. Will of Zachariah Lewis (d 1765) •.• • . daughter Betty Littlepage .... son-in-law James Littlepage (died shortly afterwards .• • will of Z Lewis names 7 children •••• Betty had two children by James . •.•• Lewis died 1802 without issue & Mary who married HS Coleman • • •• Betty (died 1809) 2nd married Lewis Holliday,, 2 children • • •• Littlepage had children by previous marriage .•. .. 61-64 r D3..niel & Wife agst Maclinsr James Daniel & his wife Anne .••• debt •. • .. • John D Maclin & William W Maclin,,,, will of Anne's 1st husband William Maclin .. • . William W, son of William Maclin •... Joseph Wilkins ex'r of William . ..... . 64--70 : Blakey agst Newby ' s adm ' rs 1..•• John Chowning & Cathrine, his wife, who was formerly Catharine Chowning, Lucy Street nee Chowning & Churchill Blakely adm'r of his dec'd wife Jane nee Chowning - all daughters of William Chowning (died 1786) the elder ,,,, slaves, ,, ,, Oswald Newby & wife Catharine, legatee of her aunt Elizabeth Chowning & heiress of her sister Anne C 'Tu.ylor ••.••.• Ct of Appeals ,,,,, Elizabeth Chowning, daughter of William dec'd, died 1788 without issue , her legatees Anne C 'Tu.ylor & Catharine 'Tu.ylor, who married Oswald Newby whose will was de.stroyed by his mother •• •• Dist Ct of King & Queen , , . , 71-79, Waller agst Long: D3..niel B White .• ... Co Ct Spotsylvania • • • debt ••• • 79-8lr Lanier agst Harwell : •..• Mary Hunicutt, Littleton Hunicutt & Edward Hunicutt •. • • • 81- 8J : Munford agst Rice & others: James H Munford of Nottoway Co ••• James Rice 83-87 : Fitzhugh & Grinnan agst Jones: 1818 87-98 : Lewis & others agst Tho:rnton & Wife : High Ct of Chancery in 1790 - Anthony Thornton & Mary, his wife, daughter of Philip Rootes died 1756 ••• ex'rs of his will - Philip & Thomas Reid Rootes ••••• Richard Shackleford & Thomas Thorpe , both dec'd •• • •• Thomas Reid Rootes died 1762 insolvent •• •• Philip Rootes the younger wasted the assets & died intestate •••• Graham Franks, ex'r of Thomas Thorpe, Zachariah Shackleford, surviving ex'r & legatee of Richard Shackleford , John Harwood ad.m ' r of William Shackleford, dec'd1 ex'r & legatee ; & Francis Gaines & Frances his wife; Richard Taliaferro & Elizabeth his wife also legatees of Richard Shackleford ••••• • Zachariah Shackleford, his (Richard) brother William • ••••. John Rootes Jrd son of Philip the elder & 4th son George Rootes . •••• • 99-1 04 : Beverleys agst Miller : Robert G Beverley (died 1797) 1788 conveyed to his father-in-law William Buckner & near relations William Miller & Robert B Chew (died 1791) .• •• • widow Elizabeth L Beverley (now dec'd) ••• His (Wm ) brother Thomas Miller .•.• Co Ct Caroline ••• • surviving defendant : William , Henry , & Maria Beverley •• • • •• 105-106: Jones agst Doe, Lessee of Carter: Henry Jones (dec'd)= Zachariah Jones , George Smith & Mildred his wife, & Henry Jones heirs of Henry Jones dec'd • • • Zachariah Jones & George Smith "no in ha bi tan ts of state" • • ••• 106-107s Arnolds agst Jacksons: James & George Jackson • • • debt •. 1796 • • Co Ct Harrison • • . Edward & John Jackson • • •• • 108-1101 Allen agst Bird & othersr Reuben Allen ~en. of Shenandoah Co made will 1 Sept 1799, probated Nov 1779 •••• daughters Harriet (married George Bird) , Mary (married Benjamin Hawkins) • • . sons: Thomas , Arron & John • • • • Thoma s died shortly after testator, under age & single • •• Superi or Ct Chancery • • • Joseph Moore, adm'r of Richard Moore, ex'r of the dec ' d ..• • Arron All en died under age •••• 110-114: Shaver agst White & Dougherty: Trespass by White & Dougerty a gs t Shaver in Superior Ct Law Co of Washington •• ••• 114-ll6: Lync h & wife agst Hill & wifes Armistead Hill & Sally his wif e • • Super- VtrOnia AJ>P&lachian Notes 91 �Vol VI - Willia m Munfo rd ior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist .• Franci s Lyn c h & Sa lly his wif e ..... will of John Coghill . .• Sally Nelson Coghill - her mo t her Sa lly Coghill ( fa ther 'Thoma s N) • . My (John Coghill) nie ce Sal l y Hill , da ughter of my b r other J ess e Coghill dec ' d ...•• Sally Coghill widow of Tnomas N Cog hill 2nd married Francis Lynch .• .•• Sally Nelson died i nfant , single & c hildless . .. .. 116-117.: At torney General agst Broaddus & wife : 117-119 : Scott & Wife & Claiborne a gst Loraine & others : Supe ri or Ct Chancery Richmond Di.st .. William Scott & Mary his wife ( nee Iavis ) .... Richard C Cla i borne , their tI1.lstee .... marriage settlemen t 13 Apr 1809 . . • County Ct Dinwiddie • •• 120- 122 : Chew ex'r of Wormeley a gs t Moffett & wife who wa s adm 'x of Carter : Co Ct Middlesex •• Anne B Carter , ad m' x Charles B Car te r d ec ' d .. . Ca r t er Beverley ... Eleanor Wormeley, Ralph Wormel ey, Warner L Wormeley .. · · · Ralph Worrneley, dec ' d ..•• daughter Jane marri ed Ca rter Bev erley , Esq . . . . · Eleanor mother of Jane . • . . brothers of Jane s Ralph & Wa rn e r Lewis . , . da u ght ers unnamed •..•. Anne B Carter, plaintiff , married Willia m Moffe tt .• . . • Wa rren L Worrneley "no inhabitant" . • • • Ralph Wormeley by d eath ..... 123-126 : Weeden agst Bartlett & others : • . will of Chilton Wils on de c 'd , J July 1815 for probate Co Ct Richmond by Thomas Weeden & con tes ted by I saac & others • .•• • • William Morriss Willia m Wilson . .... Elisha Bar tl e tt ' s heirs ··· Il3.niel Wilson's heirs . • .•• Jona than W Bowing .. •. Chilton Wils on di ed 17 Jan 1815 .... . 126- 132 : Bennett agst Haraway Adm ' r of J ones : Superior Ct Mecklenbur g Co 132-133 : Bray ags t Dldgeon: marriage agreemen t •... Georg e Dudgeon . •. Co of J a mes City • .•• & Elizabeth Bryan , widow of Symk.i n Bryan , de c ' d .• . William Browne, their tI1.lstee •. . . • Elizabeth D..ldgeon died intestate ...• . George Brag her nephew & nearest blood relation ..••. 134--135 : Findlay agst Smith & Wife & other s : • .. Elizabeth Findlay , an infan t by Alexander Findlay, her guardian . • . Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist. •••• she was niece & heir at law of Willia m Kin g , late of Abing ton , Was hington Co, who died 1808 .. ... Willia m Trigg, James King , & Mary King , widow of Alexand er who 2nd married Francis Smith •• •••• 136-156: Selby & Wife & others agst Morgan's ex ' rs & others : • •• Will of William Morgan of Berkeley Co (probated 1788) ... 6 of my children : Abraham , George , Zacheus , Raleigh , Sarah & Eleanor •.•• •• George & Sarah (wife of EX:lward 0 Willia ms) died ••••• Superior Ct Chancery Winchester Dist •• •• Walter B Shelby & Eleanor his wife (nee Morgan) , Margaret Morgan & others , widow & children of Zaccheus Morgan dec ' d & Raleigh Morgan agst Abraham Morgan surviving ex ' r, Edwa rd 0 Williams & widow & children of George Morgan dec ' d ••.•• •• 157-159: McRae ' s Ex'rs agst Brooks & wife: Richard McRaw & Iavid Eppes ex ' rs of John McRae Jr, who was ex ' r John McRae s enr •• •..• 159Abraham & others agst Matthews : Superior Ct Ohio Co 160-163: Guerran t agst Bagby : , • 1807 . . Ia.niel Bagby • • Buckingham Co Ct • • • l and Peter Guerrant Jr • . • . • John Patterson • • • • Richard Philips • • • • Thomas Patterson ••• • 163-166 1 The President & Professors of William & Mary College agst Hodgson & others: William Ludwell Lee of Green- Spring, James City Co , last will s isters Portia Hodgson & Coznelia Lee •• •••• Henry Lee , eldest son of Gen Henry Lee • ••• William Hodgson, sole ex ' r ••••• William L Lee • •••• 166-169 : The Bank of Virginia ags t Wa rd: Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist 170-174: Spi ndle' s adm'x agst Miller ' s ex ' rs : ••• Lewis Spindle •• • 1807 ••••• • • J a mes Miller (testator) 174'-175 r Timberlake & wife agst Graves : •.. John Timberlake & Margare t, his wife ( nee Allen ) •• ••• • will of Nancy Woolfolk, d e c'd ••• nephew John Allen ···· n i .e ces Margaret Allen & Pats y Allen •.•• John Allen died without i ssue .••· 176-180 1 Will iamson & others ags t Bowie & others a 9 Dec 1799 , Washing ton Bowie , of Maryland ... Fairfax Co •••• Willia m B Magruder & Thomas L Washington of Maryland ••• business debt ••• • Will i a m H Was hington (dec'd) & John Lake of Fairfax Co ••••• • IB.vid Wi lliams on ••• •• �Vol VI - William Munford 181-184 : Rucker agst Harrison : Josiah Harrison Co Ct Amherst 1810 agst Joseph Brock & Isaac Rucker • . bond l80J ... , 184Cocke adm'r of Bromley agst Harrison : Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist: Thomas Cocke, sheriff, Prince George Co - adm ' n estate of James Bromley , dec'd •.•. Obadiah R Harrison •.. . • 185-187: Noland agst Seekwell, lessee of Cromwall: ejectment •.•• • Margaret Cromwell . . .. Thomas Noland . ••. Superior Ct of Frederick Co 1814 •.• Dist Ct Winchester .. • . 187-188 : Greshams agst Gresham & others : •.• Tal iaferro Carlton 's will probated 12 Dec 1805 .. . brother Isaac •..• uncle John Gresham's children .••• Isaac died without issue Oct 1806 .•.• will ••.• Anthony Gresham & others • • •••. • • J ohn Gresham adm ' r T Carlton •.••.. Benoni Gresham & others his children ••• 188-191 : Fleet agst Hawkins : •• land 191-202: Givens & Reynolds agst Manns : ..• slave ••• Milly Mann • •• 1815 ••. Joseph Givens & Magdalen Reynolds in Botetourt Co Ct 1817 . •• Thomas Reynolds 1797 recorded Dist Ct Sweet Springs • . • • son John Reynolds • . • • (1) Tu.niel Givens •.. . plaintiff Milly gave birth of her 1st child (Isaac being 10 yrs old in papers) • ... John Reynolds died 1814 ca ..• (2) Amy Handly .•.•....•• (J) George Hancock . . ... John Caldwell senr ..... Moses F Cook, Att •••. .• 202- 207 : Cabell's ex ' rs agst Megginson's adm ' rs : ca 1771 Joseph Cabell (died 1798) security of William Megginson ••. business debt ••. Joseph Cabell guardian of Joseph C Megginson , son of his daughter 207-209 : Ruffners agst Barrett: Superior Ct of Chancery Staunton Dist . •• .Ianiel Ruffner , Joseph Ruffner & Samuel Henry .••• bond • •• 210-212: Snelson & Co agst Franklin : 212-218 : Baker agst Glass & Glass agst Baker: Isaac Baker . ..• Joseph Glass ••• land in Kentucky on Highland Creek & Grave Creek sold to Isaac Baker • ••.•• • Middletown , Berkeley Co , Va •.•. 218-219: Paradise ' s adm'rs agst Cole & Henderson: Hustings Ct of Williamsburg . • William McCandish Committee of Lucy L Paradise an insane person dec'd •••••• 219-220 : Pate agst Bacon & Co : . •.• • John Pate····· · 220-227 : Bolling agst Robertson & Wife: Col. Thomas Bolling, of Cobbs, died summer 1804 .••• will . .. wife Betty .•• Chesterfield Co •••• Goochland & Powhatan Co •.••• son William •..• Mrs Bolling died Nov 1815 ••• will •••••• daughters Elizabeth Robertson & Rebecca Murray ••••• William Robinson & Elizabeth his wife 227- 229 : Woodward agst Woodson's heirs : Co Ct Goochland ••••• Joseph Payne•• • • Smith Payne •.•.. 229- 231 : Peggy & Mary agst Legg : slaves ••• Loudoun Court ••• Peggy daughter of Lucy •• • • William Carr's will probated 1791 Prince William Co Ct, died Nov 1790 ..• , son John Carr, wife, daughter & sons • •••• John died intestate • • • Margaret Tebbs, daughter of Betty Tebbs, testator's daughter •••• Margaret married Thomas Triplett .. • • . Nathaniel Legg ••••• 231- 232 : Ervine agst Dotton: 1808 •• slave • • •••••• William Ervine ••••• 2JJ-245 : Norvell agst Camm & Wife & Warwick & Wife : •• ejectment •• 245-250: Galt & Garland agst Carter: Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist •.. • ••• Charles Carter & Edward Carter, trustees •••.• will of Edward Carter dec'd •• William Galt & Iavid S Garland . .. • . John C Carter •••• Edward Carter's will sons Charles Carter & Edward Carter (dec 'd) land Amherst Co on east side Piney River where son John (C) lives ••• son John (c) & his wife Apphia Carter and children •• •• Hill Carter •.••. 251-261: Rootes agst Holliday & Welchs Winchester Dist 1814 •• • Thomas R Rootes, plff , & William Holliday and James Welch deft • ••• • land 1799 •••• 26l-264: Jones agst Hubard ' s representatives: Public auction land •••• James T Hubard of Samuel Allen ••••• Samuel Jones •••• Huba.rd died before 12 months •• 265-267: Machir's Ex'r agst Machir's devises: James Machir ex'r of Alexander Vtratni& Appa.lach..1.a.n N owa �Vol VI - William Mu.'11ford Machir agst Henry Machir & others, children , devi~ee~ & legatees of sd dec ' d . . .• Conrad Wakeman •.. , Ohio land .... 267-271 : Erwin agst Vint : . , Sarah Erwin, widow of Edwa rd Erw in & his (infant) children Hannah Erwin & John Erwin .. . Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist 1816 .•••• William Flint with William , J ohn & James Bells def ts . . . l a nd • • · 271-277 : Preston agst Bowen : Superior Ct Washington Co . . . Henry Bowen ags t Robert Preston .. 1809 deft applied for copi.es o.f 6 zu rveys . . . . John Donnell & James , Robert & John Barr .... . Jo hn Preston jr 277-280 : Cropper agst Carlton & wife: .. ejectment 181 0 .... John Ca rlton & Peggy his wife , & Tabitha Allen agst Jo hn Cropper .. , Superio r ct Accomack Co ...•. John Allen , the elder. , . , will 1764 . . . "J sons Stephen , E dmund & John Allen " •·• Stephen died 1771 i ntes t ate & without is s ue . , . , Edmund Allen (died 7 June 1785 without issue) left the comrn'th in Dec 1 780 , as 2nd L t . on board of an American Privateer , that at the capture of St Eusta tia , on 3 Feb 1781 , the sd Edmund Allen was taken a pris oner by the Britis h & carried to the City of London ; that he was the elder brother of sd John Allen, they being twins , ··· living fall of 1781 ....... John Allen died 7 Mar 1788 intes tate, children : Peggy & Tubby Allen , , , Peggy married John Ca rl t~n ... , JU bez Pitt & wife . •... John Cropper ,,, , Littleton Armitrader .... .• 280: Stewart agst Crabbin's guardian 281-282 : Liggon agst Fuqua & wife: ... Thomas Liggon died under 21 yrs , without issue •. • his father Joh.11 Liggon .• , . Mary , wi:fe of Giles Fuqua , was prateITlal grandmother ••• Superior Ct Chancery Richmond Dist ... brother of the father, appellant ..... grandmother (appellee) ..•. 282-283 : Cosby ' s ex ' rs agst Bell ' s adm 'x: . , Powhatan Co Ct .. 1 813 ... 1783 debt 283-287 : Chamberline & others agst Marsh ' s adm ' r : Curtis Kendell , officer in the late Virginia line . ..• military land to Samuel Marsh 1797 ..... 287-301 : Armstrong & wife agst Hick.man : Adam Hickman agst Armstrong & wife , ex ' x of Peter Devictman, dec'd ••.. Superior Ct Chan cery Clarksburg Dist . . 1816 contract 10 Sept 1803 plff & p Devictman . .. ca 10 Oct (1803) Devictman died deft Hannah , ex ' x •..• Hannah married William Armstrong moved to Maryland 1807 .•..•. 301-302 : James agst McWilliams & wife: Superior Ct Matthew Co •.. George McWilliams & Mary his wife agst Thomas James ..• , slave ... her(Mary) father ' s will · • · · • • Ma ry Lyell . • .•. Nancy Figg Lyell ••• • my son Richard Davil Lyell's children ••. •• Mary being more than 21 yrs died without livi ng children • ••• only child died before her ..• , , , JOJ-304: See agst Greenlee : , . ejectment 1814 • • • 400 acres in Mason Co .. • • · • • Alexander Welch •• • •• John Welch , Nancy Wel ch & Frances Welch (children of Alexander) •••• Michael See patent to Alexander Well 1785 . • • Alexander Welch died 1809 •• , , . 305-306: Ferguson agst Franklins: .. ejectment •• Superior Ct Campbell Co •• . John Ferguson agst Edmund & Thomas Franklins . • • • Andrew White •.•• 306-307: Brooke agst Barton: . . June 1804 , • Seth Barton & Francis T .Brooke · • •. Bartholomew Fuller ••• • streets of Fredericksburg ••• •• 308-311: Dimmett & others agst Eskridge: • • George Eskridge • • Trespass • • Supe:rior Ct of Hampshire Co agst Moses Dimmett & others • • ••• 312-31.3: Spotswood agst Douglas : Superior Ct Prince George Co •• Samuel Douglas • • Robert Spotswood, Norborne B Spotswood . • 1816 •••• JlJ-315: Spotswood agst Higgenbothamz • . Il3.niel Higgenbotham agst Robert Spotswood ••• Superior Ct I.aw Prince George Co • ••• 315-316: McClung agst Arbuckle: •• Andrew McClung to Charles McClung assigned to Charles Arbuckle •• Superior Ct Chancery Lewisburg • .• Superior Ct Law Greenbrier Co ••••• 316-318 a McNiel & Turner agst Baird: Herbert Baird agst Hector McNiel • •• Samuel Tunler •••.• V1ratma Appalachian N otea 1 �Vol VI - William Munford Jl9-J20 : Early agst Owen : .• debt . . Superior Ct Montgomery Co, Va 320-328: Taliferro agst Gatewood : Anne Gatewood •• Co Ct Caroline •• John Taliaferro • .. 1804 . •.• • John Baylor died 11May1808 •••. Thomas R Rootes adm ' r 328-352: Alexander's Hei rs agst Coleman & Wife : Co Ct Loudoun 1795• •• James Coleman jr & Hannah, his wife, agst Johnston Cleveland , George Cleveland, John Hough , & John Alexander . ••• James Cleveland, father of the female plff & defts Johnston & George Cleveland .•... • Deeds •• William Elliott to John Hough, to Samuel Butcher .. • John Butcher, heir at law to John Alexander deft 352-357 : Hudsons agst Hudson Adm'r & others : Christopher Hudson of Amelia Co, will dated 4 Nov 1788 & probated 26 Feb 1789,,,, wife Elizabeth Hudson . ••. •. 4 sons Lewellin Hudson, William Chamberlayne Hudson, Charles Hudson & Francis Eppes Hudson ... his daughters Elizabeth Littlepage Price & Mary Bass •. • •... wife Elizabeth Hudson , will dated 28 Oct 1794 & probated Dec 1794..• • to William B Giles & John Royall in trust for son Francis Eppes Hudson, also adrn'r .... daughter Mary Bass & her son Charles ... ... 1808 Hannah Hudson & others , children (some informati on) & representatives of William Chamberlayne Hudson died on ca 29 July 1800 .... . . 358-367 : Taylor agst King : ejectment •. Superior Ct of Montgomery Co ... John M Taylor agst Joseph King .•• Andrew Lewis , - his son Charles G Lewis • . • .• 368-373 : Ellison & others agst Woody & others: Micajah Woody sr, Hanover Co, will dated 28 Sept 1771 recorded 2 Feb 1775 •• . wife (Cecilia Woody) ••• daughter Constantia Spar .•.• daughter Lurana Woody • . •• daughter Sarah Ellison •..• daughter Cecilia Ellison . •. son William Woody . .. daughter Agatha Woody .. . daughter Ursula Woody . •.. daughter Massie Nunce .•• daughter Mary Woody ......• Cecila Woody , widow, died July 1800 .. after will and before the death of the testator . • •... . . Thomas Johnson (died intestate & insolvent) qualified as ex'r .. . • testator died free from debt •.•. . 367-368 : Harris agst Harris : ejectrnent • . Thomas H Harris agst Thomas Harris •• Superior Ct Henrico Co .. • •• 374-377 : Carrington's ex 'rs agst Belt & wife: . . Codrington Carrington, Cumberland Co will dated 6 Aug 1811 - Dr Samuel Wilson & Alexander Carrington (a son) ex ' rs • • . Edward Carrington (father) . • • 6 children • • Daughter Elizabeth marri ed Addison Belt . • ...• 377-384: Pendleton's Ad.m ' rs agst Stuart & McCoull: • •• George Pickett & others Adm ' rs 0£ John Pendleton dec ' d . •.. Norman Stuart •.. Niel McCoull .••• 385-386 : Bauks & others agst Booth : Superior Ct Chancery Williamsburg Dist •• Harriet A Booth , by George W Booth, her guardian agst William Banks, James Banks , Nathaniel Hawkins & Elizabeth, hi s wife, children of Andrew Banks , dec ' d ••• • ••....• purporting to be will 1807 •• •• Harriet A Booth & Elizabeth Bingham & nothing to his children •..• . . . . son James Banks •••• will 1802 ••• 387-389 : Mountjoy & Triplett agst Bank's ex ' r & devisees & others: • . Thomas Mountjoy & Ianiel Triplett .• • High Ct Chancery 1801 •. • Gerald Banks dec'd •• William Edwards & Nathaniel Fox, securities adm 'r •• , • . 389-390 : Harper agst Smith: Co Ct Prince Edward •.• • Owen Smith agst William Fu.qua • • • Samuel Harper •.•• 390-391: Deford agst Hayes: Superior Ct Prince George Co 391-393 : Brown agst Ross: James Brown jr agst Iavid R Ross •• Hustings Ct City of Richmond • . • • debt • .. 394-397 : Pate agst Spottsi 1804 Dist Ct Sweet Springs •• George Spotts agst John Pate • •••• 1797· ·· ·· 397: Thomson & O'Neal agst Evans 397-398: Singleton agst Lewis & others: Superior Ct Chancery Fredericksburg Dist 398- 399: Sutton agst Spottswood & wife: 399-401: Horton & others agst Haywood & others: •. • bond 1804 Eliha Horton , Thomas R Chipps, William G Payne & James Pindall •••• overseers Monongalia Co 95 �Vol VI - William Munford 40l -406: Smith (Lt Gov) ags t Cooper : Co Ct Wythe . . . d ebt Cor: :-:; t.3. bJ e bond •. . 406-417 : Zane's devisees a gs t Zane : Jonathan Zan e .. l e ) _) ai;::t heirs at l aw of Ebenezer Zane dee' d • . • Superior Ct Chancery Clark!:; burg Dist . . . the pl.ff •. brother Ebenezer . .• land Whe e li ng I sland •. c hildren o 1 E beneze r : Noah & Iavid . • others . • ....• .. John Caldwell . . 1 779 . • hi~ 1a~her J ames Ca ldwe l l ..•... Moses Given ••..• 418-422: Poindexter agst Waddy: Superior Ct Chancery Williamsburg Dist . . debt 423-425: Dickenson & others ags t Holloway : Superi o r Ct Ca rol ine Co .. . J ohn Holloway the elder, children by 1 st ma rriag e George Hollowa y & Elizabeth Holloway - by 2nd marriage Jo hn Holloway Jr ... . Jo hn the elde r died 1770 . .• George d i ed 1 783 intestate & wit hout i ssue , widow died 1 8 1 2 . . .. El izabeth died 1812 leaving appelants her heirs a t law ... 425-427: Jones agst Pilcher ' s dev i s ees : 1 8 01 High Ct Chan cery ... John Jon e s agst Edward Pilcher dec'd .•. Stafford Co .•. 427-428: Blankenbeker agst Blankenb eker & ot hers : Chris topher Blankenbeker ( died 1781) will dated 1781 ... 3 sons Ephraim , Lewis & J onas . . . wife Chri s tiana . • · .. Ephraim,· eldest son died ca May 178J , u nder age , i n t es t ate & single • • • Christiana, widow, died Dec 1 815 , .. .. Lewis 2nd s on . . . . 6 dau g hters o.f Christopher •••. •• 428- LJ.]O: Mann agst King: Superior Ct Hen rico Co debt ••• 430-431 : Shumate ags t Dunbar : Chan cery Co Ct Fa u q ui er .. Robert Dun bar ags t Annistead Shumate , residing South Ca rolina & Jo sep h Shumate i n Co · · • • 432-433: Wilders agst Charnbliss 's adm ' r & heirs : 1 8 13 Sup e r i or Ct Chancery Richmond Dist . , • debt . • . James Chambliss .. , 433- 439 : Pollard agst Baylors & others 439-446: Bumgardner & others agst Allen: Superior Ct Chanc e ry Sta unton Dist • · • Jan e Allen agst Jacob Bumgardner & Claudius Bus ter , adm ' :rs o.f I s aac Ha yes• • James Hayes & Jacob Kinney ex'rs of James Flack , .•. land ••• Young Allen ••• Mrs Allen ex'r of Robert Allen , dec'd ... 447-448: Bainster & Wife agst McKenzie : .• John Monroe Banis ter married Mary Burton Augusta • . • Marriage settlement .••. Edmunds B Hollowa y , trustee .••. • Donald McKenzie 1816 app'ted at his (Holloway) death •. ..•• 448-450: Johnston agst Hackley : •. . debt •. • 450- 452: Brown ' s adm ' r agst Griffiths: •• James Griffiths agst Samuel Booker adm'r William Brown dec'd ... Co Ct Lunenburg .• • will 180J- 1804 •. •• 4 2 5 -453: Mann agst Com'th: Co Ct Cumberland Oct 1816 ordered William Mann jr 4 _ 4 · ·: fat~er of a bastard child of Mary M Hudgins ••• to pay for two years ••• • 53 5~. _Bri tton agst Williams' ·devisees : Trespass - Co Ct Halifax - Wi lliam L 4- Williams & others .••. agst Isham Britton , • . . McRa e 4 5. 455 : Hunt & others agst McRea: Superior Ct of Prince George Co by John1agst Charl es Hunt & Daniel Dagger .•• business •.••. 455-456: Cordle's adm 'r agst Cordle ' s ex'r: Wil li am Cordle, the elder of Brunswick Co ..• will dated 1804 probated 1809 ••• son Wil liam Cordle reaches 21 yrs •• • son Daniel Cordle ••.• • •. •. • William Cordle died 1815, of full age & n o issue • • • • . Daniel died 1816 •. . ..• 4 56Ellis agst Baird & Baker : .• • Edward Ellis, a man o.f colour.••• 4 57-458: Street agst St Clair: 4 59-462 Boyd & Wife agst Hamilton's heirs: Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist•• Andrew Boyd & wife agst James Hamil ton 1 James 'Ihompson & . ..... William Thompson dec'd •••. James Patton grandfather of Mary Boyd, died ca 1755 •••• will. • • • grandchildren - James 1hompson & Mary Buchanan , , •• • John Buchanan died ca 176 9 • ••••• William 1hornpson died intestate after 1 Jan 1787 leaving children •••••• 462 -464 : Jackson agst Websters 464-465: Cocke agst Ups haw & Pritchett ex 'r Burnett �Vol VI - William Munford 91 46.5-469 : McA.lexander agst Harris : .. slander , . Superior Ct Nelson Co,, ,, ''the plaintiff was a rogue, and had stolen the defendant 's sheep '' , , . , . , .... , .. .. Richard Burch , ptff's witness .. •.. 469-470 : Robertson agst Depriest : 470-478 : Self's adm ' r agst Tune : ... slaves ... • Superior Ct Richmond Co . .• .••. Self's adm 'r agst Lewis 'IUne : •. .... Leasure Hall to Wm & Mary Bailey ••.•••• granter ' s son & daughter Jeremiah Hall & Anne Lewis .••..••. 478-484 : Greenhow's adm'x & heirs agst Harris & others : .. Dr James Greenhow (late of City of Richmond) . .. . .. Sheldon & John L Harris . • • . Charles Smith ••... debt 484-486 : Anderson's adm ' r agst Da.vies ' s adm'r, widow & heir: .• Superior Ct Chancery Williamsburg Dist ..... 486-487: Boggess agst Boggess : •• Robert Boggess ...•. • Henry Boggess • ••••••.•• Loudoun Co . . . 1814 .. . 487-489 : Walker agst laverty & Gantley : 489-490 : Backus agst Taylor : Superior Ct Botetourt Co ..• Charles Taylor complains of George Backus in custody ... covenant • •• 24 May 1816 '.Iaylor rented to George Backus his establishment at the Yellow Springs, Co of Montgomery •..• 491-506 : West ' s ex 'r agst Logwood : ... George M West , ex'r of Robert West dec ' d • • Richmond Dist . .•• Thomas Logwood . , • bond . .. Moses Jackson • • • 'Ihomas Churchman • • .. • 506-510: Wooddy agst Flournoy : . • Superior Ct of Chesterfield Co •• 1814 William agst Samuel Wooddy & Cornelius Buck . •. . business debt .• • • Martin Bailey ' s coal works . .. .• 510-514 : Prior & others agst Kinney ' s ex ' rs: Superior Ct Chancery Staunton Dist · . •.. Jacob Kinney .... Co ct Kanawha .. 1801 agst Allen Prior ••••• • Elizabeth Lewis .. . sister Peggy or Margaret, wife of Allen Prior, married after 2J May 180J .•.... brother Andrew Lewis •••• • Charles Lewis (now dec'd) ••.•. 514-520 : 'Thompson ' s adm'r agst Thompson ' s ex ' r : Mary Thompson, wi dow of Waddy Thompson •.• Chancery Co Ct Albemarle 1805 .•. . marriage contract 12 Dec 1766, recorded May 1767 .. .....•• will of Samuel Cobbs, her 1st husband ••••• William Lewis, trustee • •.• will of her father , Robert Lewis •. •.••.• Waddy Thompson died Mar 1801 ..... Mary had 5 daughters . . •• 2 daughters living with her the following his (Waddy Thompson) death •.. • Rice Garland adm 'r of Mary Thompson's will . .. .... , 520-528 : Mayo agst Tomkies : . . Superior Ct Williamsburg Dist •••• 1792 Charles Tomkies & Anne , his wife , late Anne Dixon, daughter of Thomas Dixon, dee 'd & John Blair, surviving trustee . • . • Rev John Dixon of Gloucester Co & Roger Dixon of town Fredericksburg .••••••• Rev John Dixon's wills 28 Jan 1773 ... son Thomas Dixon ••• brother Roger Dixon •• . Capt 'Ihomas Dixon (not the same as son Thomas) • ..• . nephew Roger Dixon father John Dixon by the estate of Roger Dixon .••• • nephew Roger Dixon left this Country & not heard of since •• persumed dead •••. John Dixon, Lucy Dixon, Elizabeth Dixon & Signora Dixon, children of the sd John Dixon , the younger •. •• • Roger has been heard of within 2 yrs , & was not Jmown to be dead ••. . • .••• Apr 1803, the suit abated by the deaths of plffs John Blair & Charles Tomkies & deft 'Thomas Dixon • ••• John Dixon the eldest son of Rev John Dixon •••• Thomas Dixon, brother of John (&son of Rev John) •••.. John Mayo, the elder, died Jan 1786 •••. •. •• Mildred Dixon , widow of Thomas Dixon said Roger Dixon was living in the district of Natchez •.••.• • John Dixon, only son of John Dixon, the younger 529-531 : Shepherd agst Larue & Neply agst Kinchaloe: Superior Ct Chancery •• Staunton Dist 532-533: Wells agst Washington ' s adm ' r: 534-541 s Christian ' s devisee agst Christians & others: John Christian of Buckingham Co & George Christian's children •• William Price, John Booth, Thomas Staples, Drwry Bell & Samuel Bell ••.••• 1747 & 1757 James Christian, the Vtreirua AppaJ.ach1an Note~ �Vol VI - William Munford elder, father of pl.ff , John Christian (Jrd son ) , & Charl es , J ames ( 2nd son ) & George (4th son) Christians .. ... . • 1761 Charles Chri ~tian , the eldest son died, without wife , children or will . . .... . J ames Christ i an , the younger , d i ed 1781 .. will made 1773 . . ... . .... . . George Christian died intestate ca 1784-- 5 leaving widow & 4 children ..... .. . Henry Bell . . . Samue l & Drury his devis e es . ... .... John dead by JO Dec 1801 , his widow J oyce Christ i an & John M Walker, adm ' r of his will ..... ... appellees J ames , Elizabeth , Charles & Sally Christian ..•.•.. . .. . . 541-549 : Stone agst Ware & Smith : Jan 1805 ,, Willia m L Stone with Jesse Hughes , security, owed John Ware •...... ... father Hezekiah Stone .. ... 550-557: Colquhoun agst Atkinsons : Jorill Le Messurier , town of Petersburg , 1804 • • land in Dinwiddie Co. to Robert Atkinson . . . ... . .. Thomas Atkinson , Walter & Thomas Colquhouns ..... . 557- 573: Tomkies ' Ex ' r agst Dowman: Morgan Tomkies . . Superior Ct Chancery Williamsburg Dist •..... 573-580: Lane agst Harrison : Superior Ct Fairfax Co - 1 811 - William Lane . .. . . bond • ••• • 580-581: La.nier, Shelton & Cocke agst Cocke, Crawford & Co .... 581-584: Smith agst Smith ' s adm ' rs: William A Gregory & Julia Taliaferro , adm ' rs of John Smith jr dec ' d .... slaves ... • Superior Ct Spottsylvania Co , ... .. • Elizabeth Smith, 1807 , then wife of John Smith . . •. deed 1 8 07 • .. J ane Johnston of town Fredericksburg to my daughter Elizabeth H Smith ..... . 585-587: Smith agst Pearce : Frances Smith . . • Petersburg .. .. agst Sa muel Pearce, as an absconding debtor . ... . 587- 589 : Parker agst Elliott : Trespass .... Superior Ct Halifax Co , . , . Philip Elliott agst Ia.niel Parker , for debaunching & getting with child Polly Elliott's the plff ' s "daughter & servant " . . . . Polly of full age . . .• . To celebrate its sesquicentennial this year, Roanoke County has commissioned Deedie Kagey to write a comprehensive history of the county. You can now order a copy of the book at a special pre- publication price of $20.85, wh i ch includes tax . Add $3 for Roanoke County HJstory ORDER FORM postage and hand.ling . Write: Roanoke Co . Sesquicentennial , PO Box 29800, Roanoke, Va 24018 Don't miss getting a copy of this special book, which records the 150 years of growth of our valley , Mr.. 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Box 29800 Roanoke VA 24018 a..t .. -.-i1oop1<•od...,e1;/.,c...,1t-."lool.-.v.,.,-A,..•_, i....n °' "" •...,.., c....." w ..., 1-ltoo Vtr'1fl18. AppaJ.a.chia.n Nows . ~ �99 COOPER-McCLURE BIBLE A photo copy of this Bible was sent to the Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Library , Roanoke , Va , by Ross A McClenahen, Naples, FL, in 1987. Family Record Births Mary Jane Cooper was born June 18th 18J2 . Married to G W CJ:use and died March 10th 1868. She had eight children Martha Elizabeth Cooper born Feb 27th 18J4 married to James Jenkins and died Feb12th 1880 She had one child Virgini a Cooper born Feb 8th 18J6 died in Infancy C Henry Cooper born March5th 18J7 died at the age of nine Almira Cooper born Feb 10th 1840 died in Infancy Missouri A Cooper born Febl2th 1842 Married to Alex McClure And had nine children Sylvania Catharine Cooper was born Feb 24th 1844 and married to Thomas Lloyd had five children Adie Bell Cooper was born May ~th 1848 Married to Lennie Afer(?) And they had six children died July ~th 1880 . Frederick Cooper McClure was born Jan 1~~~-1§ZZ ___________________________ _ Raymond A ta.vis was born Sept 15th 1882 and died two years later Frederick McClure ta.vis born Jean Mac.Donald Franklin born Oct 17th 1898 Family Record Marriages William Cooper whose Progenitors were of the Mayflower Company was married to Mary Jean MacDonald Carnagie about the year 1763 and Henry their son our Grandfather was born in the year 1764 married to Jane Steel Dec 6th 1789. From this union the following posterity Charles born Sep 6th 1790 Jessee born no date 1791 John born Feb J, 1793 Mary born Oct 8, 1796 William born Aug 24 1798 Ruth born May 29th 1801 James born Feb 24 180J Ross Cooper born July 24th 1805 Family Record Deaths Alexander McClure was born Feb 22nd ~~J2 _______ __ _______________________ _ Bertha Lydia McClure was born May 21st 1861 Martha Arabella McClure was born Aug 31st 1863 and died Aug 15th 1881 Adaline Schowalter McClure was born Sep 26th 1865 Mary Elizabeth McClure was bo:rn Jan 18th 1868 Anna Gertrude McClure was born Aug J1st 1869 James Byron McClure was born Nov 11th 1871 Ross Cooper McClure was born Dec 2nd 1 873 Joseph William McClure was born Sep 19th 1875 Family Records Births (Ross Cooper) Baptizied March 5th 184J and died March 2Jrd 1884 and Lydia B Cooper our Grand.mother was born in Adams Co. Pa Dec Jrd 1808 and married to Ross Cooper in 1829 died Oct 18th 1884 H~~!'Y_922P~~-P2~-~~~-19!~-1~QZ ______ _ Christian Schowalter was born 1770 married Mary Schowalter who was born in 1791 and to them was born Lydia B Cooper Dec Jrd 1808 Curtis born Sep lJth 181 O Hannah born Aug 26th 1814 9b~!§!!~g_JR.~~-±§~§_g~~9.!!12!h~~-~~g_±§65 Born February 6, 1899 Ross Alexander McClure Vtr'1n1a AppaJachian Notes �/ {)0 SOME DICKENSON COUNTY , VA , MA RRIAGES - 1 889 These marriages are typed·from a zerox copy of 2 p a g e s 1rom th e book . Copy contributed by Belva Counts . marri ~ge r e g i s ter No page number is shown on the copies. The headin gs of the col u mn s a.re as .fo llows J (1) Lines numbered. fate & Place of "M.arriag e : (J) Date : Col umn-Town or County not shown as all are Dickenson Co 1 Va . Full nam e of t h e parties : ( J ) Husband ( 4) wif e . Age and Condition before Marriage : (5) Husband ( 6 ) Wife ( on l y yea-rs s ho wn f or b oth ); Single as S, Widowed as W for (7) Husband ( 8 ) Wife . P l a ces of t hei r b i rt h (9) Husband (10) Wife . On the rig ht han d pa ge of the b ook are the f o l lowi n g c ol umns . Places of their residence (11) Husband (12 ) Wife . Names of t he i r p a r ents (lJ) Husband (14) Wife . Occupation of Hus band : No occupati on wi ll be l i s ted except one who is a teacher all other males are farmers . (1 5 ) name of p ers o n p erforming marriage ceremony. The last column Rema rks i s blank . 8. 9, 10. 59. 11. 12 . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17 . 1 8. 19. 20. Feb 7 = John B Turner = Rachel H§:Y = 20y = 2 ly = s = s = Buc hanan Co 1 Va = Buchanan Co 1 Va = Dickenson Co = Dicken son Co = J a s R & S Turn e r = Abraha m &*P Hay = Lewis Edwards . (*or C) Feb 18 = James R Reed = Nancy J Mullins = 21 = 19 = s = s = S c o t t Co , Va = Pike Co, Ky== Dickenson Co Dickens on Co = A & S Ree d = J as W & P Mullins J C Swindal . Feb 21 = Noah Kiser = Elizabeth Turner(?) = 21 = 1 8 = s = s = Russell Co , Va =Buchanan Co , Va= Russel l Co , Va , =Dickens on Co, Va = * Jos hu s J(?) Kiser= Charles & E Turner(?) = Wilson V Self . (*or J a s p er J Ki s er ) Feb 28 = George Kiser= (?)Harriet V Keith(?) = 19 = 2 0 = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va= Russell Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va =Dickens on Co, Va = E M(?) & Jane Kiser = Hiram & Bet~i eKeith = Jos Kiser §r(?) (written between line 10 & 11) March 7 = Richard Deel Martha L Newbury = 18 17 = Buchanan Co , Va = ditto (see line 10 & 59) Dickenson Co , Va = Dickens on Co , Va = Noah & E Deel/Dell = Sporul/Sporeel T & P Newbury = Wm B Sutherland = b o th s ingl e March 14 = Weldon W Carico = Mary E Phillips = 43 = 2 0 = w = s = Russ ell Co , Va Rus sell Co , Va = Wis e Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Alex . & M Ca rico Henry P(?) & C Ph illips= RA Holbrook EM Marshall =Nancy V Ha rmon = 22 = 24 = s ~ s = Scott Co , Va ~ Russell Co , Va = Wis e Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va R W & M J Ma rshall = J W & E Harmon = C L Stradley = da te March 14 March 22 Wm J Wright Oxe~(?) Sowards = 21 = 21 = s = s = Wise Co , Va Pike Co, Ky Wise Co, Va Wise Co , Va Serilda Wright H and A Sowards = Columbus Phillips March 27 J F McCoy =Nancy C Grizzle = 28 = 21 = s = s = Wise Co , Va = Russel Co, Va Dickenson Co, Va = Dickens on Co , Va = JL & SJ McCoy = JH & M Grizzle = James W Smith March 28 = Geo W Branham = Irena L Sykes = 2 2 = 17 = s = s = Pike Co Ky Pike Co, Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickens on Co , Va = Ruben & H Branham = Noah & S Sykes = Elias J Rose April 1 = James Hall =*Arvaliese( ?) Moore 22 = 17 = s = s = Pike Co , Ky Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co, Ky Flem & Hall = SK & T Moore = LM Vanover (or Aroalis e* Moore) April 2 = Wm J Compton Naoma Cq_uin 25 19 s s Buchanan Co 1 .Va = Buchan a n Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Jerrymiah & M Compton = AJ & L Oquin = Wm B Sutherland Apri l 13 = Marcus A Rogers Emily G Flemning 21 = 15 = s = s = --- - ----- = Wis e Co , Va Wise Co, Va Dickenson Co, Va = JD & A Rogers = RJ & M Flemming = J C Swindal April 17 = RG Harmon Sa rah Potter 45 = 2J = w = divorced = Wythe Co, Va = Pike Co , Ky Litcher Co, Ky = Litcher Co, Ky Wilson & P Harmon = Polley Potter (? ) = Caleb Hayn e s = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �Dickenson Co , Va 21 . 22 . 2J . 24. 25 . 26 . 27. 28 . 29, JO , 31 . 32. JJ . 34. 35. 36 . 37. 38. 39. /c1/ April 18 = Osman Farmer = Minnie Sykes = 23 = 18 = s = s = Wise Co, Va = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Jas & Polly Farmer = VB & Polly Sykes = AD Rakes April 21 = James Swindal = Sallie Stanley = J6 = 25 :: w = w = Ash Co, NC = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = JW & Polly Swindal = Jas or Jos & R Stanley = J C Swindal May 13 = Andrew J Bartley = Mart ha Newbury :: 22 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Susan Bartley = SP & J Newbury = AD Rakes May 17 = Nelson J Dickenson = Emily A Kilgore = 47 = 37 = w = s = Russell Co Va = Wise Co , Va = Russell Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Jas & Dickenson = Wm & M Kilgore = Hiram H Kilgore May 24 = Thos V Maynard= Annie(?) Lesley = 23= 21 = s =s = Pike Co, Ky= Pike Co , Ky = Pike Co, Ky = Pike Co , Ky = JD & N fJaynard = SV & H Leslie = Columbus Phipps June 6 = Bengamin*Rousey(?) =Sarah C Salyer= 39 = 18 = w = s ·=Scott Co, Va = Russell Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Wm & N Rousey(?) = Chas & N Salyer = Lewis Edwards (*or Ramey) June 6 = Feilding C Rakes = Sarah Mullins =24 = 17 = s = s = Carrell Co, Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va =AD & L Rakes = Sol C & A Mullins = AD Rakes June 17 = John Baker = Frances Vanover = 18 =17 = s = s = Pike Co, Ky = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va= Dickenson Co , Va = Samuel & J Baker= ''John R" J Vanover = Caleb Haynes June 9 = Drewry Puckett = Laura A Gray = 19 = 19 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Pike Co , Ky = Dickenson Co, ~ Dickenson Co , Va = David & Mary J Packett = Pricy Justice = Jos Kiser June 27 = E J Rasnick = Malvina Powers = 23 = 21 = s = s = Russell Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Bone & Margaret Rasnick = Chas & N Powers = Wm B Sutherland June 29 = W G Ross = Nannie B Begley =21 = 19 = s = s = Washington Co, Va = (blank) = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = JH & Catharine Ross = (blank) = teacher = J C Swindal July 4 = S A Ball = Nancy Jane Stanley = 21 = 20 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = JH & MJ Ball = JW & SC Stanley = Wm R Reedy July 11 = PMC Fleming = Cordelia Cook = 20 = 13 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Floyd Co, Ky =Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va= RJ & P Fleming= Sol & C Cook = JC Swindal July 25 = John Arington= Canzady(?) Owens= 18 = 16 = s = s =Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co, Va = JF & MA Arington = J & P Owens = John H Duty July 26 = SS Viers = RIB Sykes = 22 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va = Floyd Co Ky Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = J & L Viers = Noah & SJ Viers (sic) = E J Rose July 30 -= CN Mullins = CA Hibbitts = 20 = 18 = s = s = Wise Co, Va = Wise Co Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = AJ & H Mullins = Rich. & BA Hibbitts = C Phipps .A.ug 7 = TC Singleton = SC Puckett = 24 = 18 = s = s =Washington Co , Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Jas & E Singleton = D & MJ Puckett = AD Rakes Aug 8 = JR Stanley = Susie Ramsey 16 16 s =s = Wise Co , Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = L & NJ Stanley = R & U Rams ey WR Reedy Aug 8 = Samuel Fleming = Minerva Fleming = 20 = 16 = s = s = Wise Co , Va = Wise Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Jas & E Fleming = J & H Fleming = E J Rose = = = Vir~ln1s. AppaJachian = Notes = �Jt) :<, .Dickenson Co , Va Aug 15 = JF Richard.son = ME Salyer = 23 = 19 = Wis e Co , Va = Scott Co , Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = H & P Richardson = JW & Bettie Salyer = E P Dingus = both single 42 . Aug 22 = W W Owens = R Sutherland = 18 = 16*~ Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = A & P Owens = E & ME Sutherland = J H !Alty = * s = s 41. Aug 22 = DW Yates(?) = Ollie B Stanely = 18 = 20 = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = J & PA Yates = WE & A Stanley = WR Reedy 4J . Aug 22 = Palestine Hill = Nancy Wood = 22 =18 - - s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co , Va = J & Nancy Hill = GM & E Wood = Lewis Edwards 44. Aug 29 = Sam . P Self = Li zzy McGhee = 26 = 18 = s = s = Russell Co , Va = Russell Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Thos & E Self = Wm & J McGhee = Lewis Edwards 45. Sept 2 = Rich Hibbitt s = Dicy J Mullins = 44 = 18 = w = s = Russell Co , Va = Pike Co , Ky Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = C & A Hibbi t t s AJ & H Mullins = Columbus Phipps 46 . Sept 3 = J S Sykes = RA Rose =19 19 = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va N & S J Sykes = S & E Rose = Elias J Rose 47 . Sept 4 = Wm J Rose = S J Dutton = 18 21 = s = s = Wise Co , Va = Martin Co , Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = SA Rose = GW & T fut ton = Columbus Phipps 48, Sept 5 = Lewis Viers =Martha Owens = 61 = 50 = w = w = Franklin Co , Va = Russell Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = S & H Viers = L & M Sykes = John H Duty 49 . Sept lJ = Colbert Musick = Eliz. Rasnick 23 = 21 = s = s = Russel l Co , Va = Buchanan Co , Va = Russel l Co , Va ~ Dickenson Co , Va = A & C Music =EL & P Counts = ES Counts 50 . Sept 16 = Wm R Ramsey = Annie L Harmon = 24 = 16 = s = s = Buchanan Co , Va = Pike Co, Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co, Va = R & U Ramsey = DB & Harmon = Columbus Phipps 51 . Sept 26 = CD Ander son Nancy Counts = s = s = Buchanan Co, Va = Buchanan Co Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = John & P Anders on = N & A Counts = Wm B Sutherland = ages 20 = 18 52. Sept 29 = J W Mullins = Emeline( ? ) Hopson = 52 = 51 = w = w =Russel l Co , Va = Washington Co, Tenn = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = D & R Mullins = C & E*Br~_nsett( ? ) = Columbus Phipps (*or Brummet t) 53. Oct 10 = Jas Dutton = Catheri ne Beverly= 23 = 19 = s = s = Wise Co , Va = Wise Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = GW & T Dutton = J H & S Beverly = Columbus Phipps 54. Oct ll = Smith Bar tley = Eliz . Ratliff = 21 = 21 = s = s = Pike Co , Ky =Pike Co, Ky =Pike Co, Ky = Dickenson Co , Va = J(?) & R Bartl ey =Paul & E Ratliff = Columbus Phipps 55. Oct 15 = John F Rose = Phebe French = 21 = 21 s = s = Wise Co , Va = Wise Co Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Dickenson Co , Va = Wilson & Ros e DL & E French = Columbus Phipps 56. Oct 17 = H M Kiser = Eliz. Phillips 20 = 21 = s = s = Russ ell Co , Va = Buchan~n Co, Va= Dickenson Co, Va = Dickenson Co, Va = J( ?) F(?) & E Kiser = ti_.[( ?) & S Phillips = Jos Kiser 57 . Oct 14 =Silas Hicks = SST Kieth= 17 = 17 = s = s = Ky (?) = Russell Co , Va ~ (right hand page did not zerox) 58. Nov 7 CF Beverly = Ellen Powers = 26 = 16 = s s = Wis e Co, Va = Wise Co , Va (right hand page did not zerox ) (Note) please check the original as part of these pages i s very fa i n t . 40. = = = = = = = = = = V1r'1nlA Appe:Ug.chia.n N otes �Thi s arti cJ c was sent to us by Mrs . Glenn M. Turnell . It appeared in Volume III, Numb e r 2, 19 8 2 of The Pioneer Hagon, a quarterly publication of the Jackson County Ge nealogical Society of Independence , MO . THE FRICK FAMILY OF JACKSON COUNTY , MISSOURI By : Mrs . Glenn M. Turnell Each of us who has our roots in this county must have ONE family whose early history may help the searcher, if for no other reason than the many names connected with it . Perhaps a limited resume of the Frick family of Oak Grove and Kansas City will bring to light some lost names. My blood connection with this branch of the family goes rather far back but the personal contacts over many years were quite extensive . I hope this little story will be of help to some in finding a name at a time or place now unknown thereby filling a blank in a puzzle! So many of the early settlers of Missouri were Virginians that one wonders why it was not called "New Virginia" ? I do not be l ieve there are many states t'7hich c a n boast of so many whose beginnings were in Vir g inia, even though some may have stopped off for short periods in Ke n t ucky or Tennessee. I will start this particular Frick family wit.h the entries from the English Bible . There was also one published in German with the entries in German but that is another story and I will elaborate briefly on the details at the end of this article . I have photocopies of the original pages of the English record if anyone should care to see them but rather than list the names as shov..rn - just dates and such - I will make comments to help explain a little about the individuals . William Frick, whom I will show as #1 hereafter, was born 4 May 1791 (Hanover, Germany according to his statement in the 1850 census) and died in Jackson County , tlissouri 25 .May 1875 . I have never learned who his parents were nor when he arrived in this country, but in 1850 (and long before) he was in Russell County, Virginia with his second wife Margar_et who was born in Tennessee 25 September 1801 and died Jackson County, Missouri 27 July 1876 . The Bible shows "William Frick and Margarette Snapp were married on the 8 of May 1826 at Blountville, Tennessee ." The 1850 census shows th e m in Russell County, Virginia, 54th District, dwelling 905, he 57 and she 49 ; and next to them in number 906 is William Snapp 47, wife Priscella 46 and six children, so we certainly may asswne this William Snapp was a brother of Margarette most often called Margaret V., which probably was for Vance. Before proceeding further with the family after the second marriage to Margaret a few details concerning the first marriage will be given. William Frick Ill married first, date unknown but place proba bl y Russell County , Virginia, (Sarah) Sally Ewing Hughes daughter of Oliver Hughes and Jane (nee Ewing) Hughes, she being the daughter of Samuel Ewing who died Russell County, Virginia before 11 March 1817 when his will was filed for probate. Early Russell County marriage records were destroyed but we can arrive at fairly accurate dates from other r e cord s . Sally was named in her grandfather's will written 20 February 1815 and she evidentl y married between this date and the date of the birth of her first child. There were two children by William # 1: Christopher Frick born ca 18 18 and Oliver Hughes Frick born 1 September 1819. Sally died after 1 8 19 and before May 1826 when William married the second time. Both Christopher and Ol iver stayed in Virginia long after William and Margaret left for Missour i. Christopher had a large family and probably died in Virginia. Oliver Hughes Vil'~ App<Ue.chla.n Not.ea �I tJ 'I Charles Dow Frick b 20 January 1 869 died 7 August 1902 at Kansas City , Mi ssouri . He was a doct or but nothing f ur ther known about him. Bible shows no record of a marriacc. All of these children as well as the parents and erandparents are buried in Oak Grove, Missouri. I have a copy of a Warranty Deed dated 18 April 1875 wherein William Frick of Jackson County party of the first part and William E . Fr i clt party of the second part for One Dollar paid by the party of the Second part grant , bargail' and sell, convey and . . etc., property both real and personal in Trust for the benefi t of the wife of William Frick , Margaret V. Frie l< dur in e her natural life and at her death to be placed at interest with proper sureties for tl1e benefit of Charles Dow Frick, until he arrives at the age of twenty one years , then the whole amount to be given to him . . etc .. The items sho\m are : 1/4 acre (with legal description) ; one Bay Mare; one promissory note against John Darby for one Hundred and t wenty five dollars and one against William E . Frick for one Hundred and fifty dollars . This instrurner.t is in Book 113 Page 176, recorded at Independence , Missouri signed by lhlliam Fr ick before a Notary Pub lic, A. N. Clay, 26th April 1 8 75 . The County Recorder was C. D. Lucas and the Duputy Recorder was T. A. Lucas . (They seemed to have kept th e job in th e fam il y ! ) Dr. William J . Frick was an extremely will known doctor and a beloved person. In fact there was quite a long article in The Kansas City Times , Friday, February 24, 1967 about him . He was known as " Billy Frick - a Doctor ' s doctor." Gutzon Borglum made a bust of him which was in the library at Research Hospital and Medical Center . Whether it is still there is unknown . There were two Dr . William Fricks in Kansas City who were friends and many times the two were confused; but our William J. was a surgeon and the other a dermatologist who died in 1926. As far as is known they were not related. Dr. Robert McE . Schauffler said of Dr . William J . Frick '' he was a quiet, modest man, and a great surgeon . His operative techniques were more like those of Dr. Wili Mayo than was achieved by any other surgeon here . He died poor because he charged many patients little or nothin g , and did not press the others to pay. " (This I persona lly know to be true . GMT) For many years Dr. William J. Frick lived in Kansas City (between travels a nd s tudies abroad) and then he went back to Oak Grave to live but became a commuter; and when weather was such or it was necessary that he stay for longer periods of time in Kansas City, he and his wife lived at the Hotel Muehlebach, so that he could be near the Research Hospital, which was also practically another home . This was of course because of his patients - they were always FIRST . The home at Oak Grove had a l ways been known as the "Frick Hill ." After Dr. William J. moved back he remodeled and added to the home. It still had many of the original furnishings which had been brought from Virginia , including cut glass and old books. One room I remember so especially contained many, many very old memorabilia, including the two Bibles, among beautifu l old dresses , hats and many other things which had belonged to deceased members of the family . This room was like a private little museum in a lovely home of many rooms , which was always open to everyone - family or friend . After the death of Dr. William J. Frick his brother Frank M. and wife Annabel moved to the Hill . Frank was at one time the banker and also a druggest in 02k Grove and he lived well past his 96th year at the old home place with his wife. They too were loveable and gracious people. As I recall the size of the "Frick Hill" property was about ten acres and before his death Frank gave five acres of the land to the town of Oak Grove for a park . The "Hi l l " had always been the place for the townspeople to gather for picnics and fami l y outings, so he fe lt part of it belonged to them . Because of age and financial conditions the home and premises were not }{ept up to the old standards for some time before the deaths of both these dear old people. Vtrgin.1a. Appals.ch!e.n Notes �/tJ..5 ~rick married Nary Jane Nordyke and they had nine known children, all born in Russe l l County, a number of whom later moved to Missouri. Oliver was my great-grandfather and he may have gone to Missouri with his son, Newton White Frick and wife Rebecca Jane (nee Candler) Frick and their children, Georgie Adalin e (my mother) , Eula , Elma and James . A second son, William A. Frick, was born in Missouri March 1890 . My grandparents , Newton White and Rebecca Jane Frick with the four children moved to Jackson County, Missouri from Russell County, Virginia in the late 1800s; and I assumed for years that Oliver Hughes Frick had died in Virginia until I unearthed an old stone in the Oak Grove cemetery giving his date of birth and his death as 26 March 1885. His wife, my great-grandmother, Mary Jane Nordyke Frick had died in Russell County 24 April 1874 . I will give no further details about this branch of the family at this time - that could be another story. William Frick # 1 and Margaret V. Snapp had only one child as far is known , He was Hilliam E. Frick born Russell County , Virginia 3 May 1828 died Jackson County (Oak Grove), Missouri 5 July 1889; married in Virginia 31 July 1856 Ellen Fulkerson who was born 20 July 1833 Virgin ia died 4 June 1913 in Kansas City , Missouri. She was the daughter of Jacob VanHook Fulkerson born 30 March 1800 died 26 December 1884; married 24 September 1823 Catherine Ann Ew ing born 1804 died 27 January 1869; daughter of Nathaniel Ewing (who was son of William) and Jane Elinor Ewing born 2 April 1778 died 10 October 1810 . And she was the daughter of Patrick Ewing 1737/1818 and Jane Porter his wife 1739/1784. This Patrick Ewing was the brother of Samuel Ewing of the Russell County , Virginia will of 1817 and the grandfather of Sally Ewing Hughes who was the first wife of William Frick #1. What a puzz le for the genealogist this one is ! William Frick #1 was a doctor, probably getting his education in Germany; his son William E . also became a doctor as did two of his grandsons, William Jacob and Charles Dow Frick . More about them later. William E. Fr i ck received his medical education and degree at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and was graduated April 1853. He was still living in Russell County, Virginia and excerpts from a letter he wrote from Philadelphia January 23 , 1853 to a friend and classmate who also became a doctor (Sylvester Albert) are rather interesting . First he mentions the pleasure both had in the days spent with Dr . Alderson, then he said he had become acquainted with seven of Albert's former classmates at the University of Virginia, . . •• "Some real good fellows --Smoot, Pearo, Norrell, and others". He also said the "Old Thomas Gibson is dead, Nancy N•••• is married" • •• and on and on but one paragraph is rather amusing when he writes " I have not visited the females any this winter, seen no skating and but little sled riding--been to the theater but twice . In a word, have indulged but little in the luxeries of the city life." Poor William! Hilliam E. Frick and Ellen (nee Fulkerson) had the following children: Kathern Vance Fr ick b 28 June 1857 d 18 April 1883 m 23 Novo 1882 Dr. H. P . Wood. No children Albert E. Frick b 19 September 1859 d 12 Aug 1860 . Eva Elizabeth Frick b 9 July 1861 d 26 December 1948. Never married . William Jacob Frick b 3 November 1863 d 1 April 1942 m April 1 904 Katherine Menet at Kansas City, Missouri . She died 4 August 1943 at Kansas City, Missouri. No children . Frank M. Frick b 27 January 1866 d July 1962 m 15 June 1900 Annabel Masterson who died 10 March 1963. No children. Vt.r~..nia App5Js.ch!an Not5'3 �Annabel Masterson Frick was the last of thi s family , though by marriage , to live on t he " Hill " and she died 10 March 1963 intestate . There were only two things from the past of this family which I so much wanted and had been promised but did not get : th e two Bibles - t he one in English and the other in German which I later realized may have had something about William Frick # 1. I have been unable to learn what happened to them and I know of course they were certainly of no v a lue to anyone except a member of t he Frick family . How of t en and with regret , t hings of this kind occur ! In a little over one hundred years of being an important p art of Jackson County and the final chapter of this family was written by a Mr . Hollis E. Dyer of the bank who was made administrator of the estate of J . Annabel (Mas1:erson) Frick and the branch ceased to exist excep t as shown on the headstones in the Oak Grove Cemetery . I do trust there are others who still remember members of this Frick family with k indness and much l ove - as do I . They were truly Jackson County PIONEERS. Mrs . Glenn M. Turnell , 430 S . Fuller Ave . , Apt . 6K , Los Angeles, CA 90036 ================================================================================ =================================================================================== MON'ICOMERY COUNTY , VIRGINIA, ORDER BOOK #25 Following are a few extracts from the above order book , which is at the Clerks Office , Christiansburg , Virginia . page 6 , Nov . 1829 Court : 'I\.iesday, 3 Nov 1829 : On t he motion of Sally Rigney It is ordered that John Long be summoned to appear here on the first day of the next court to show cause if any he can why Alfred Rigney who is child by him should not be surrendered up to the said Sally Rigney. page 41, March 1830 : Edward Hammet , a nativ e of Ireland on the Jrd day of July 1827 declared on oath .. . ..... to become citizen of U. S ....... . .. . on this day taken the oath of Fidelity ............... . page 53, April Court 1830: .. ! • • • • • • • Jacob Clare guardi an of Lo ck ey , Fanny , Nancy , Sarah & Christian, orphans of Jeremiah Pate Jr ............ .. . page 57-58: . . ... above children chose Daniel B Covey as guardian ....... . page 63 , 7 June 1830: •.... Samuel Bennett & Karon his wife to Samuel McClure .. ..... . lots# 5 & 27 i n the town of Fayette . . . .. .. . . page 68, June 1830 : .. . ... Adam Wa ll t:rustee for Peggy Flanagan late Peggy Wall ....... . . . page 94, August Court 1830: .... The Grand Jury retuzned into court their presentment., . Indictment agai nst Francis Huff for Foznica tion "A True Bill" & an indictment against Rosanne Beckelhimer for adultery • . . . . ... page 125, 1Nov1830 ....... John Cooper . . ... . . . 73 yrs . . .. .. . enlisted for one year in the fall of 1780 .... . . . ..•. . . in 1782 discharged i n Salisbury , South Carolina, ....... ... family,.myself & aged wif e . ....... . +: page 146, 3 Jan 1831: •..... Asa Hale •... ,72 years . . ... . enlis t e d 3 March 1776, Duchess Co, NY •.. . .. . brother Jesse Hall .. ..• . .... . ....• •. . V1rg1.n1& Appa.J.a.chia.n Notes �WHAT'S IN A NA11E? by Mary Ellen B Miller Genealogy Digest Vol 16, #J, Summer 1985, p 35 In medieval England every town and village had fairs, f es ti vals, pageants and plays to which the young a.nd old .from miles around came to shop, visit and be entertained. Although some of the entertainers were local people, most were traveling or strolling players, the kind that Chaucer wrote about , going from one place to another . They were paid by the local people in goods, services or coins. In an otherwise hard and monotonous life these entertainments .,ere highlights of the year. It was during this time that people were taking hereditary su:rnames, so it was inevitable that some would come from the type of entertainment a man provided. From the musicians come Tabor, Taber and Tabour for one who played the tabor, a small drum ; Tabo:rn(e) and Tabou:rn(e) a small tabor. Piper played the pipe, Flauter the flute, Co:rnett the co:rnet , and Harmer and Ho:rnblower the trumpet. The stringed instruments gave us Fidler, Crowther and Crowder for the man who played the fiddle. Harper and Harp were harpists, while Rotter played the rote, an old instrument similar to a harp. The saltery was played by the Sauter, Sawter, Salter and Salterer; the lute by the Luter, Lutter and Luterman; and the Vieler played the viol. Lance, Iancer, Hopper and T.ripp(e) were the dancers, who often performed with the tumblers known as '!'umber , Sailer, Saylor and Seyler. Crowds of all ages gathered around to listen to the professional storyteller cast his spell. He was called Speller, Spellar, Spellman, Sayer, Spiller, Singer, and Sanger . The names for the minstrel were Arlott, Border and Boarder. The Chanter was a magician and sometimes a singer. A favorite of the children was the Juggler, who was called Wyse , Wyseman or Wise . The Jester, a merry man, and the Fole, who played the fool , were enjoyed by all. No fair or festival was complete without a trained bear to entertain the crowd. The mv-n er was a Berman. The highlight of any festival or pageant was the play, and many su:rnames come from the role a person played. The same man perfonned the same part year after year. This was true of the travelling players as well as the local ones. It was natural that he was identified with bis character, and so was known as King, Cardinal, Pope, Emperor , Leggett, I.aggett, Abbott, Royal, Knight, Squier, Prince, Rex , Lord, Cayzer, Noble, Duke, Herald, Heraud, Herolt, Adam, Moses, Issac, Pilatt , Pi~ot, Herod , Iazarus, Verity, Justice, Mercy, Joseph, Gabryell, Gabriel, Roy , Friar, Frear, Fryer, Monk, Priest, Priess, Press, Priester, Priestman, Prior, Dean and others connected with the nobility and the church. The real nobles and churchmen did not need surnames for identification, because everyone already knew who they were. Others at the fairs and festivals were the Pieman or Pyeman, who sold all kinds of pie, as in the old nursery rhyme when "Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair", and the Paxman or Packman who went from fair to fair selling small goods from the pack on his back, a peddler. Some of these names also have other definitions, but these are the mos t common ones. Vil'~ Appa.la.chia.n Nots9 �LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS Russell County , VA 1792 - 1814 1812, Dec 9 ( # 6064) Benj ' m Smith & wife Anne ------1796 from NC to Russell Co. --- - -- slaves ---will of Thos Aspin of Orange Co . , NC (2 sheets-3 pgs.) 1811 - Dec 4 - ( # 5823) Jesse Horton - md Jemima Harel --- div. (pgs 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 4 pgs + 1 = 5 youngest child belonged to James Fullin - -- = 1792 - Oct 5 - (#2762) Samuel Ritchie md Ann Porter (3 pgs +l) div. 1 806 - Dec 4 (#4979) photostat Russell County, VA 1815 - 1833 1 826 - Dec 7 - (8670) Div . = Benjamin Sewell md 1802 Mary Johnsi:on, dau of Thos Johnston . Mary above 14 yrs Benj ' m ca 19 yrs . - lived tog about (?18) yrs - 8 ch : 4 girls 1820 presentment of adultery agst her & a md man - (6 pgs) 8 pgs (4 sheets) 1 pg 1826, Dec 7 - (#8668) petition of Hannah a free woman of color - -James Scott ---died on June 1 823 - --wife Rebecca died 4 Jan 18261818 1827 1829 1831 - Dec Dec 7 - Dec - Jan 18 (7179) Ab~er Vance (8880) Russell & Taze . 19 (9369) Wm Cooper 17 (9684) Abram Crabtree LEGISLATIVE PETITION (1779 - 1802 Rockbridge County, VA 1800 - Dec 13 (4252-a) Petition town of Fairfield 1 800- Dec 2 - town of Lexington 1792 - Oct 11 (2823 Margaret Hays dau of Geo Brown - md Hugh Hays 1790 - Nov 15 (2373) Francis Meadows Rockbridge County 1805 - 1817 1817 - Dec 8 ( # 6990-A) Wm Houston d Aug 1814 - -widow & orphan ch . to Ky living with brother John M. Poague i n Shelbyvill e (Ky) , who is a hatter Signed Joseph Allen (11 - 10- 1817) (bro-in- law) 1816 - Dec 11 (6835) Frederick Finder - sol dier - wounded - nearly 56 yrs of age - (4 Nov 1810) 5 pgs 1816 - Nov 21 - (6781) Thomas Plunkett ' s - Rev War 1816 - Nov 20 - (6777) - John Reardan - Rev War 1815 - Dec 12 (6494) David Edmundson ---Joseph Cardin removed from Bote. Co . to Tenn. (date not given) V1retn1a .Appalachian N'otss �1815 - Dec 11 1815 side) 1813 - 6481 Wm Bradley - Rev War 2 pgs Dec 7 (6455-A - Chris'r M Flint - Chris 't Arnet md his gm (maternal Dec 7 (6178-A) Margaret Carr widow of Rich'd Carr - Rev War 1812 - Dec 11 (6088) 1812 - Dec 2 (6013) Hm Moody - nearly 70yrs old - Rev War. Martin See l/md -- ? (dec ' d) ch - John, Dolly, Mary & Coonrod & Geo now deed - 2/md Margaret Stokes - died - not of disposing mindJohn See Peter Kinder & Dolly his wife - Frederick Seman*& Mary his wife - Coonrod See heirs of Geo See 1811 - Dec 5 (5833) James Willson in an engagement with Mohawk Indians in the year 1763 - wounded James Willson now of Rkbge formerly of Bote. 1809 - Dec 21 (5532) 1809 Dec 13 (5448) 1817 - Dec 16 - R ' bdge *This name Marg't Karr widow of Richard Carr who d. 1792Wm Deacons - Rev War Rev Claim (7066 - Saml Kirkpatrick) could be Lemon or Lemmon The original of these documents are in the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia and the above are a few of those Legislative Petitions that have genealogical material. With a limited amount of time~ the abstracts. are not as complete as they should be. Maybe - one - day - I 11 have more time and be able to copy more. BF ===-================================================================================== 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE FOR GILES CO,, VA. The period covered is from 1 June 1849 to 1 June 1850. (Selected entri.es from the schedule which is on microfilm at the Virginia State Archives. 1. Thomas Sartain = 78 y ~ m = rnd = b not known = d June =far= cd paralysis = sick 3 days 8. Andrew J. Fry= 43 y = m = md = d June= cd pneumonia= sick 40 days 9. Nancy " (Fry) = 60 y = f - w = d Aug. = cd consumption = sick ?2 days 11. Betsy Farley = 80 y ,.,. f = w = d Apr = cd colv? = sick 90 days 12. ?Linia? Lucas = 27 y = f = md = d Jan. = cd child bed = sick 0 days 23. Jane Pool = 75 y = f = w = d Apr = cd old age = sick O days 24. Henry Love = 59 m = d Dec. = cd T'd fever = sick 40 days 26. William Lucas = 44 y = m = d Aug. = cd Rheutrmatisum? = sick 1 yr. 27. Sarah Simmons = 45 Y = f' = md = d Apr. = cd sonsurnption = sick 1 y 31. George a. Trou·t? = 42 y = m = md = d Aug. = cd T'd fever = sick JO days JJ. ~acob Nida = 67 Y = m = d A~g. = cd paralyses = sick 3 days 1. William Chapman = 62 y = m = w = d May= far = cd In. Stomach = sick 100? days? 15. Roland Fletcher = 80 y = m = rod = d June = cd consumption = sick y 17. Haven Bane = 49 Y = m = w = d July c cd Ty ' d fever= sick 56 days 18 . James Bane = 71y= m = md = d Apr. = cd c. rnosbey? = sick 22 days? 1t Viritrua Appalachis.n N ot~s �/0 SURNAME INDEX SURNAME GIVEN NAME PLACE Beverly Otey-Taylor , l240 N 22nd St , Allentown, PA 18104 James Allen Rockbridge Co, Va . OTEY WATTS Ella Rachel Rockbridge Co , Va THOMAS James Rockbridge Co, Va CHAFFIN Nannie Hamilton Bedford Co , Va ONEY :Mary Bedford Co, Va HUDNALL Mary Bedford Co, Va HOGAN Elizabeth Bed.ford Co , Va RAISON Susannah Goochland Co, Va Alexander J (G) Augusta Co, Va HALKE Elizabeth Ann Rockbridge Co, Va WIISON DATES R 1885 md 1882 R 1890 b 1862 b 1821 b 1795 r 1795 r 1736 b 1830 ~· l857 Frances law Roberts, 601 Fairington .Dr- Kings Grant , Summerville , SC 29483-8548 b 25 Jan 1808-d 1880 Tu.vid 1.ee Co, Va POTEET Joseph Lee Co , Va b 29 Apr 1810- d 1887 STANDERFER Seth Franklin Co , Va BURTON bl798-d 1878 John Franklin Co, Va LAW b 1722 - d 1799 TROLLINGER Adam Bed.ford Co, TN b 1770/1780 b 1810 GILBERT Mary (Polly) Lee Co , Va William Bristol Parish, Va LAWES b 22 Dec 1816 - md 1840 William Henry lived AL CHRISTIAN b 6 Nov 1817 - d 17 Mar 1884 Mary Annalee b SC - d AL SUALS Matilda AL b 12 Jun 1851 - d 1926 WALDRUP Jimmie M Steele, 1830 Carter Rd, SW , Roanoke, VA 24015 MARTIN Alvis Noah Rock , NC; Pul, VA James Cabell, WV MARTIN Richard Grainger, Tenn MARTIN John Pat . Co, VA LAWSON George Pat . Co, VA FOSTER Andrew J Pat . Co, VA LAWSON Thomas WALKER Bute Co , NC MURPHY Mary Frances Pike Co , Ky; Russell Co, Va HOOPER Zachariah Amelia Co, Va JOHNSON IQrnchburg , Va Mahala Ann M:vrna Crapo, 15503 W Siphon, Pocatello , ID 83202 RICHARDSON John Franklin Co, Va PEARCY Catherine Franklin Co, Va RICHARDSON Randolph Bed.ford Co, Va RICHARDSON William P Franklin Co, Va PEARCY Jacot Franklin Co , Va RICHARDSON Richard Cumberland Co, Va BAILEY Phillip Amherst Co, Va SMITH Mary Amherst Co , Va b 1803 md 1865 md 1862 b l800 b 1797 md 1854 1780 md 1854 d 1775 md 1824 d 4 Sep l854 d l Apr 1860 d 28 Oct 1769 b 4 Sep 1818 liveds 1785 liveds 1762 md 27 May1769 md 27 May 1769 Marcia L Woods, 522 E Dunton Ave, Orange CA 92665 Nelson Co,Va-md Monroe, WV b 1855-d 1901; md 1877 WRIGHT Joshua Lewis d Salem, VA b 1858-d 1925, md 1877 GRAY Margaret Ann b Aug'a Co, d Salem, VA b 1812- d 1881, md 1837 WHITESELL Peter b Rockbridge, d Salem, Va d 1 881: md 1837 WRIGHT Nancy J b Staunton, Va b 1869-d 1940/l; md 1892/3 FISHER Wm P b Tazwell; d Richlands, Va 1878- 1911/2; md l892/3 LESTER Gertrude b 1811-d bef 1876; md 1836 HUMPHRIES James W b ca 1816 WRIGHT Dicey ~Appalachian N'Otet\ �/I / Ma r ci a L Woods - can't CORMELL John SKAGGS Rebecca J b England; d Roanoke, Va b Hawks Nes t , WV; d Rke, Va Haz el B Harvey , 4815 Florist Rd NW, Roanoke, VA 24012 BRADFORD Enoch Botetourt , VA CROY Montgomery, Va Eve BLANKENSHIP Bed£ord, Va Lawson REESE George Montgomery, Va SMITHEY Montgomery, Va Phoebe A Montgomery, Va MARTIN Sa rah Montgomery, Va Archibald ELKINS Botetourt , Va DAVIS James Montgomery, Va GRAHAM William VADEN Peter Dinwiddie , Va Katherine M Bowles 1 BINGHAM BYRD CAILAHAN CANDLER Mc CAUL MILLNER PETIT JOHN WARE WATTS WATTS 24]8 Flora.land Dr NW 1 Roanoke , VA 24012 Julia lifnchburg , Va Jane (Mrs) Roanoke , VA lifnchburg, Va Alexander K (Pete) William Bu.ford lifnchburg, Va Royall Salem, Va Martha Ann (Mrs) Amherst Co , Va John P Amherst Co, Va George Marion Nelson Co, Va Albert D Amherst Co, Va Samuel Amherst Co, Va 1848-1916; md 1874 1851-1939; md 1874 b Mar 1795 md 1818 md 1827 md 1808 d after 1880 md 184J d 1791 md 1851 md 1796 d 1866 9 Nov 1829 1837-1919 1870-1926 md 1916 res 1848 md 11 Mar 1844 b ca 1846 b 1879 b ca 1821 res 1820- 50 md I.aura Noland 1 1210 Gilmore Trail, Fairbanks 1 Alaska 22z12 Va - Washington Co, Ohio 'Thomas NOLAND ca 1794--1859 Wythe Co , Va md 28 Dec 1816; d 1839 DANNER George M Russell Co, Va DANNER I.aniel F b 25 Jan 1822 ; md 19 July 1842 England-Giles Co, STAFFORD Ralph Va ca 1750- ca 1793 DANNER Mary Ann Eastwood Wythe Co, Va md 19 July 1842 Yvonne Tabor Linehan 1 410 Normandy , Royal Oak 1 MI 48073 Christina Montgomery Co, Va d after 1818 Wi lliam NC; Russell Co, Va; Ky d after l8J4 FRALEY/FRILEY Joseph PA; Aug./Montg/Floyd Co, Va 17791863 GRAY Charles Botetourt Co , Va Res l850 HARRIS Leonard Montgomery Co , Va Res 1797 HATHAWAY Philip Montgomery Co, Va Will Prob . l821 MARTIN McALEXANDER James Ireland; Albe./Amh. Co, Va d 1798 TABOR William Montg/Rus./Giles/'Tu.z Co, Va res 1787-1820 WAL'IERS George PA; Montg/Bote/ Co, Va 1739-d bef 1816 WILSON Peter Bote/Montg/Floyd Co, Va 1776-1856 , md 1797 CREWEY Abbreviations used: b - born ; d - died; md - married; Aug - Augusta; Montg - Montgomery ; Bot e - Botetourt; Rke - Roanoke; Albe - Albemarle; Amh - Amherst ; Rus- Russell. - -- - == ==== = :=:: = = = = = = = = = = = === = = = = == = = = = Title and anc estry render a good man more illustrious , bu t an il l one mor e contemp tible . ---Addison . = == = = = = = = ~ = = == = ====== = = = === = - - - == = = �NON EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES NGS NEWSLETTER, Vol. 14, No. 2 (1988) published by the Nationa l Genealogical Society, 4527 17th Street, North, Arlington, VA 22207. Also Vol . 14, No. 3. QUARTERLY or Southern Indiana Genealogical, PO Box 665 , Ne w Albany , IN 4 7 150. Vol. s, No. 2 .. 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NESBITT/NISBET SOCIETY (Vol. IV, No. 3) The Nesbitt-Nisbet Newsletter is p ubl i shed 4 times a year. Editor: William B. Kelsey, 1113 Amherst Road, Panama Ci ty , FL 32405. THE BATES BOOSTER (Vol . 15, No . 6) The Bates Family oF Old Virginia, Box 9134, Bellvue Station, Richmond, VA 23227. THE VANDAL NEWSLETTER. A communication link between descendants or Abraham and Ma ry Vandal. Published quarterly. Wayne Vandal Masterson, Editor, P. o. Box 193 1 Bu l l Shoals , AA 72619. Genealogi ca l e nd Hi stori cal News, Cumberland Gap, TN 37724 is publisher oF ~our Family ne wsletters : BRADSHAW/BRATCHER JONES or Virginia ROBINSON/ROBERSON/ROBISON/ROBERTSON oF Virginie WILLIAMS or Virginia THE SONGER FAM I LY NEWSLETTER.. We received the First Four issues (to April 1988) publ i shed at 2018 Su mmi tt St reet , Ashland, KY 41101 . MASTERSON FAMILY NEWSLE TTER. Master son Family Association, 332 Viste Grande, Pacheco , CA 9 45530 -- - - - - - - - - - - - --~ P ubl icat ion s recei ved are placed in the Vir g ini a Room, Roanoke City Public Libra ry .• Vtretma Appe.ta.ohia.n Notef.l �//3 BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts Correction: "Waggon Road To The Western Mountains of Virginia'' to order the address should be: Page H Dillon , lJ Hawthorn Court, Rockville, Maryland 20850. Correction: " The Tyree Trail: With Allied Lines of Adams and Blair" In the review "Another brother George Tyree ' s descendants migrated to Lee County, Va., which later became Scott Co." It should read "JOHN Tyree ' s descendants (wife, Fanny, and children) migrated to Lee County .... " THE WINTEERS - PART OF THEIR STORY by Corrine Wineteer Bengston. This book of biographical sketches is not a formal genealogy of the Wineteers . It is a collection of many people writing their own Wineteer connection . Family information came from the following states : California , Colorado , Idaho , Illinois, Indiana, Iowa' Kansas, Kentucky , Missouri, Montana, Nebraska , New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregan , South .Iakota , Texas, Virginia , and Washington. This is a colection of forty years, including photos and documents , completely indexed. The book has 210 P~ges, No price is quoted. To obtain a copy of the book order from: Corrine Wineteer Bengtson , 1225 S Rice Road #Jl, Ojal, CA 9J02J. BEDFORD CO, VA : WILL BOOK 1 1759-1787; WILL BOOK 2 1787- 1803 by Ann Chilton . The book is completely indexed by personal names and may be ordered from: Mountain Press , PO Box 400 , Signal Mountain, TN 37377. The price is $18.50. MOUNTAIN PRESS CATA.LOGUE, Mountain Press , PO Box 400, Signal Mountain, TN 37377, The Mountain Press has many books, maps , coat-of-arms from southwest Virginia and F.ast Tennessee References . Write for a catalog . L?OKING BACK by 'Iheodcsia Wells Barrett . ''Looking Back probes the past in two ways. First , it looks back to Theodosia Earnest Wells ' pioneer ancestors two centuries b~f~re her birth. Secondly , it looks back over Theodosia Barrett's 85 years of living experiences . This book gives us JOO years of genealogy , family history, ~utobiography , and the cultural, economic and social vignettes of one person's Journey into her past in the mountains of southwest Virginia .••..• For those interested in learning about the pioneer stock of Russell Co.,Va., there is a wealth of information in these pages • •• ;.Names with local color abound, such as Pumpkin Center Community, Wolfe Pen Ridge, Kit .Richardson Hollow, Horton Ridge, Swords ~eek , Pryor Dye Knob, Pistol Gap, Warder Forest, Pine Creek, Sulphur Spring Fork, Big Lick, Little Bottom, etc, We are intrigued with words and phrases such as kawn , Cuzz , toll dish, treasure-trove, vittles, drummer, Iris h pack peddler, skimption, sallet, a nuddlin, narry en, sagers, Hoogers. Within these pages you will find games, crafts , skills described, as well as details of how our ancestors carri ed on their daily activities .•. ••• . .• " by Dr Richard A Humphrey. (preface) The price of the book is $11.25 including postage. Order from: Theodosia W. Barrett, PO Box 1815, Lebanon, VA 24266. SURRY COUNTY (NC) MILITARY 1869-1985 by L Wallace Kallam. 'lhis is a most unusual book with military records of Civil War, World War I, World War II , Vietnam and Korean Wars: Reports of service men leaving for training, marriages, letters , awards, and honors of many soldiers. Illustrations are excellent. Mrs Ruth Church of Stuart included two grandfathers, Jefferson Noah Wright and William Pleasant Thompson. Wright served in the Confederate Army during the War Between the States , The Battle of New Market, and was at Appomattox when Lee surrendered to Grant. Thompson was wounded twice at .Drewry's Bluff and Battle of Gettysburg. Wright a nd Thompson walked back home to Patrick County after the war was over. A list of 335 �Book Reviews Contin ued I I i.f printed for Memorial Iay, 1985 buried in Patrick Co. with the name of war served . One Jacob Ad.ams £ought in the Revolutionary War. The cover picture shows the honor guard Post 9436 in Pilot Mountain as the monument is unvailed to honor the men from Surry Co, who died in World War I, Korea and Vietnam. TI-le book has 210 pages, completely indexed, soft cover and the price i s $20.00. Only 6 copies available. Order from: Wallace Kallam, 146 Kallam Rd, Mt Airy, NC 27030 . A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF CEMETERIES IN AND AROUND SURRY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA , AND ALL ALONG THE VIRGINIA BORDER by Wallace Kallam. This book i ncludes many old obituaries , as well as church cemeteries. Photos of many people are included with the newspaper reports and funeral chapel services . Directions are given in many instances to find the location of the cemeteries in Surry Co, NC, and along the Virginia border. The book has 254 pages, a soft cover and completely indexed. The price of the book is $30.00. Order from: Wallace Kallam, l46 Kallam Road , Mt Airy, NC 27030 The review copy has been placed in the Virginia Room of Roanoke Central Library, Elmwood Park, Roanoke , Va. ===============================================~=============================== AMY JONES contributed by Charles T Burton Bed£ord (Va) March Court 1790: Amy (alias Amy Jones) who sues in forna pauperis------Pl't against ,Zachariah Neal - ---Deft= In Trespass Ass't & Batt'y & false Imprisonment . This day came the parties by their atto:rnies, and then upon came also a Jury. to Wit, John Clayton, John Hopkins Otey Stephen White, Robert Cowan, Samuel Hancock, Philip Brewer, John Board, Joseph Poindexter , Thomas Nance, William Holt/Hott , Thomas Haynes, Franci s Dickerson ; who being Elected tried & Swo:rn the truth to speak upon the Issue Joined upon their oath do Say that the Plaintiff is a Free Woman & not a Sl~ve as by replying She hath alledged and they --2S asseess the Plaint ffs Lamages by the occasion in the Declaration mentioned to forty Shillings & 1 Penny besides the Costs Therefore I t i s considered by the Court that the Pl~intiff recover against the Defendant her Iamages a£ore'd in form a·:r.ore.s assessed & her costs by her about her Sui t in this behalf expended & the Said Defendant may be taken • A copy: Teste Ben Rice DC for Jsteptoe CMC July 11th 1 801 Registered by me the 28th July 1802 teste HyBowyer. Bed£ord County, to Wit This day Mary Neal & John Neal came before me a Justice of the Peace for the County of Bedford and made oath t hat Pheobe, Hannah & Sylvia who now reside in the Town of Fincastle i n the County of Botetourt, are the Children of Amy, Alias Amy J ones f ormerly the property of Zachariah Neal who Sued for & obtai ned her Freedom in the County Court of Bedford afores'd and that they have Several ly a rrived to the Age of Freedom Given under my hand this 26th day of July 1802 Isaac otey A Copy tes te H'y Bowyer CM:: Vtremt& App&laohis.n Notes �Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number ARDIS 1 23 ARMSTRONG 1 55 174 BARD/BA IRD 1 58 BATES 1 37 ARTHUR BEACH 140 BEARD 162 BEHELOR/BAILOR 122 BIRD/BYRD 173 BLACK 133 BLANKENSHIP 139 BLEVINS 150 , 171 BOAZ 158 BOND 156 BOONE BOWLES 1 32 145 154 BRYANT 137 BUNN 157 BROWN 133 BURTON 153 BUSH 128 BUTLER 175 CALDWELL 125 CALLAHAN 164 CAMPBELL 134 CARR 140 CARTER 121 11+4 COCKEKHAM/COCKRAN COLEMAN 148 COOK 133 CORMELL 163 GILBERT 140, 152 GILLESPIE 11+2 GRAHAM 146,1471 170 GREENWAY 130 , l j l GRIMES GROOM HALE 151 170 170 13 7, 145 BALL 139 HANCOCK 141 HANNAH 127 HARMON ll+O HARRIS 128 HARRISON 123 176 137 HA.RT BURNS CLARK FILLINGER 133 FISHER 163 FRAZIER 124,125 FURROW 130 GIBSON 138 HASH HICKMAN 133 , ll+O HODGES 153 HOWARD 11+6 HUDSON 162 HUFFMAN 131+ HUMPHRIES 162 JACKSON . 150,172 KEELING 133 KEEN 168 KELLY 1 61 KENNER 129 KERR 159 KESLER cox 147 132 KEY 1 65 KINSER 133 CREECH 161 CUNDIFF 141 CUPP 134 KISER LAW DAINGERFIELD 132 DALTON 145 DAUGHERTY 166 142 151 LESTER 163 LEWIS 157 LITTLETON ll+O LOYD 173 MARTIN 171+ DEAN 161 DELONG 135 DOSS 122 MATLOCK 11+0 MCREYNOLDS 143 MIDKIFF 145 MILIER 151 MOORE ll+O DOUGHERTY 133 DUFF 160 DUNCAN 123 EARLY 156 EDMISON 159 MORGAN ~ 133,140 7 176 Appala.ch1a.n Noteo MOSS 124 MOULTON 140 MURNAHN 11+4 NEIL 123 NEWELL 155 11+1 NORRIS 133 OSBORNE 137 OMEN/OWENS 149 PACK 135 NICHOLS PAINTER 169 PATTERSON PERDUE 156 PITT 140 POLETTE POLLARD PRATT 155 140 141 149 PULLIAM 140 ROBERT S 140 ROBINSON 159 ROWLAND 154,158 RUSSELL 158 STCLAIR 131 SANDEFUR 148 SEATON/SETON SHAVER 145 129 SKEEN 142,168 SPENCER 136 STAMPER 14-3 STANDERFER 152 STEWART 126 SUTTON 172 TALDOAT 124 TAYLOR 140 TOWNSLEY 127 WADE 160 WALKER 143 WATTS 164 WHITE 162 WHITEHEAD 166 WHITESELL 162 WOOLDRIDGE WRIGHT WYNN 162 161 131 ZANGER/ SANGER/ SONGER 133 �I I I, QUERIES 121 - 88. Need belp with Lancaster and Amherst Cos. CARTERS. Seek ancestry of Solomon CARTER b. ca? 1789? Md . ?. This Solomon CARTER , Russell Co ., VA, 1830. If tracing correct, Lewis Co.,MO 1840. 1850, Solomon CARTER is with Peter CARTER, age 20 1 Lewis Co.,HO. How does this Solomon link to mentioned Peter CARTER and to Thomas CARTER? Seek descendants/ancestors. porothy Baldwin , 6603 Kensington Av ., Richmond Heights, CA 94805 122-88. Susanna DOSS md. Jacob BEHELER (later BAILOR) 1807, Franklin Co. VA . Later migra t ed to Fairfield Co., OH - family there . The senior Jacob BE.HELER family went to Augusta Co.,VA from York Co. , PA, 1793; sold VA land 1804 , moved to Fairfield Co. , OH. Any connection to the Buckingham Co, 1 VA DOSS family? Was Susar.oa 1 s father Job.o DOSS? Any help appreciated. Dorothy Baldwin, address above . 123 - 88. Bathsheba HARRISON b . (where?) 1763 , md . William NEIL 29 Aug 1780 , VA. Bathsheba 'Was dau. of Jeremiah HARRIS:>i~ and (?) (b. ca 1730 Sussc,; Co . ,i;E). What was ber mother's name? Buried with Bathsheba and William N'EIL are George B. ARDIS and Rhoda DUNCAN ("Granny Rhoda" on stone). What is the connection to the NEIL or HARRISONS? porothY Baldwin, address above . 124-88. Andrew FRAZIER, b. Jul 1830, Wilkes co. , Nc, moved to washington Co. , VA ca 1860, and was a soldier in Civil ~ar. Second marriage was 5 Nov 1878 to Elizabeth MOSS TALDOAT , widow . Both still living in Saltville di s trict , Washington Co.,VA, 1900. Would appreciate any 1nfo 1 death date , burial si t e, and name of first wife. Mar sha Hayner, 1316 Madison Ave , , Clifton forge , \'a 24422 125- 88. Authur FRAZIER, b . 8 Jun 1881 1 Washington Co. 1 VA , d. 20 Mar 1961 1n Pulaski Co.,VA 1 md. Edna CALDWELL, 23 Dec 1903. Any info . Marsha Hayner , above address. 126-88. Walter STEWART md. Catherine ? and died in Fayette Co. (KY Co.) after 1780. His sons were John (d. byW04) 1 J ames and V.' 11 11am. Did any of the 3 sons have a dau. named Catherine? Ruth Gullborg, 2 Lamer tin In. 1 St. Louis, MO 63122 127-88. Wish to correspond with descendants of William M. TOWNSLFY , b. ca 1798, VA 1 son of James and Elizabeth TOWNSLF,Y, bro. of Elizabeth Townsley HANNAH. D.M. Wubben . P. O.Eox 692, Santa Cruz , CA 95061 128- 88. Wis h to correspond with descendants of Nancy BUSH (Nee ?), b. Roanoke, VA ca 1820. Called 11 my daughter" 1n 1854 will of Elizabeth HARRIS , Roanoke , VA. D.M. Wubben, above address. 129-88. Need info James SE.ATON b. 1723 VA , d . ce 1787 , PA. Md.(lst) Frances, (2nd) Elizabeth KENNER, (3rd) Elizabeth's sister. Need info on him , wives parents. Wish to correspond with others researching SEATON and SETON fBJ11ilies . Scott M. Seaton, 2027 Village Wood Rd ., Encinitas, CA 92024 130-88. Seek descendants info on George GREENWAY of Bot etourt, Craig Cos . ; md. (?); had children: Elljah; Joseph; George,Jr . i Sarah; Nancy; and Richard, who md . (?); had children: Houston R; Richard C; ueorge III; Joseph J ; Elizabeth; Elleni Reuben T; Martha ; and Jeremiah (1825- 1894) , of Craigl Roanoke Cos .; md. 3U Dec 1850, in Roanoke Co., Alazannah D. FURROW . Char es K, Bradner, 708 Pearl Street, Lynchburg, VA 24504 131- 88 . Seed descendants 1 1nfo on Pryor s. WOOLDRII:GE (b. ca 1820 1 Prince Edward- now Appomattox-Co.; d . 26 Feb 1872 1 Bedford Co.) ; md. 24 Dec 1849 , Bed ford Co., Martha M. ST . CLAIR , 8 May 1830- 22 Nov 1887; had bro.(?) Obediah WOOLDRllGE and children: Martha Elizabeth; Ben F; James P· S. F.( " Doc" ) ; Peter Greeley; Mary F; Cora V; and George Wingfield WOOLDRiLGE , who md. Margare t M. L. GREENWAY. Charles K, Eradner . above address, 132-88 Seek descendantslinfo on Leonard H. DAINGERFIELD (b. 1803i Pittsylvania co.; d . 31 July l87tl, Mercer Co. WV); md. 29 Oct 1829 1 Frank 1n Co. , VA , Polly KESLER, dau. of Lodowick KESLER and Mary BOONE, Was Leonard marr i e d twice? His wife Nancy died 5 Jan 1854 in Mercer Co. Charles K. Bradner, above address, 0 133-88, Have Much and seeking info : ZANGER, SANGER , SONGER and rel ated famsettling Rockingham Co., ca 1778, Montgomery Co., ca 1803, and Wythe Co ,, ca 1806j including BLACK, BURNS, FILLINGER, KINSER , MORGAN , DOUGHERTY , HICK1'.AN 1 KEELING, COOK, NORRIS and many others. 0. H. Songer. 2018 Summit t St., Ashland. KY 41101 i~ies, 134-88. Would like info on parents and siblings of Matthew Bryon CAMPBELL b. 15 Aug 1834, Rockbridge Co. 1VA, md. to Sarah Margaret CUPP , Also info on John Wesley CUPP b. 14 Aug 1822, md. to Isabell Jane HUFFMAN. BeyerlY J. Otey-Taylor. 1240 N. 22nd St. 1 Allentown . PA 18104 135-88 . Seeking parents and other family info for James PACK, b . ca 1805 1 VA; and wife, Matilda DELONG b, ca 1810, VA . Son , William M. PACK, one of ten kno"'1D children, b. 1n Palrick Co .~ but by 1850 the family was in Tazewell Co. Mrs. Jane Pack Warrick . 7 52'! E. 33rd St,, Tucson, AZ 85710 ~ Appalaoh!nn Noteo �117 1~6-88 . William SPENCER md. ca 1853 1 Cary (Carrie) ? Surname unkno\o/'?l. Known c ildren : Oreenberry b. 1851+, Daniel b, 1857. All data desired including dates of marriage, death and additional children . Hr s. S. Oscar Dean , RD 3, Box 82, Cambridge SDri.ngs . PA 16403 137- 88. Need parents of Sarah HALE and Joseph BRYANT who md. 1824 in Grayson Co.; par.e nts of Jane HASH "1ho md . Encoh OSBORNE. Searcbing for James BATES cf Montgomery Co, "1ho "1ent to KY before 1795. His daus. named Nancy and Catherine born VA c1780, Mary Jane Davis, 7451 North Shore ftd., Norfolk, VA 23505 138-88. Need descendants of James 1 John and William GIBSON of Bedford Co, before 1800; and Samuel and John GIBSON of Augusta. Please identify VA Military Dist . of 1801 tax. John, Robert. and Samuel GIBSON tbere. Harv Jane Davis, address aboye. 139-88. Need info on John BLANKENSHIP, b. VA ca 1790, occup.-"hatter", Lived wit h dau. Elizabeth and her husb. L Joel HALL, in Bledsoe, Cumberland Cos,,TN 1850's-1860 1 s, Barbara Hanning , Z93 Corinth Dr . , Jonesboro, GA 30236 t4o- 88. My line o.f research 1.ocludes LITTLETON (TN,NC)i MATLOC.K (TN); MOULTON TN): CA.RR (VA,TN,PA); HICKMAN (TU)· HARMON (TN 1 VA)j GILBERT (VA,TN)· MOORE (VA TN PA); MORGAN (TN VA); TAYLOR {J.m,AR); ROBERTS (lll,TN,KY,MO,AR,h); PULLIAM (TN ,VA); PITT (TN,NC); POLETTE (MO,AR); ~CH (GA,AR), Would like to excba.'.lge info . Geraldine Littleton, RT 2, Box 349, Fall Brs.nch, TN 37656 141-88 . Seeking ancestors, parentst bros. 1 sistrs., burial site, wife Martha's family name, and any other info on John NICHOLS SR, Will prob. 26 Dec 1803 in Bedford Co,,VA mentions "1ife Martha and sons, Floyl; John Jr.; Archibald-death certif. shows b. in HDi· Elisha; Jessel and daus. Mary CUNDIFF, Ca.therioe POLLARD and Jane HANCOCK. Luci_le Meredith. 1_4 Avondale Rd,, Fa.irmont, WV 26554 142-88. Whicb Jobatban SKEEN md . (?) and had Jane (Jennie) SKEEN, b , 1811 adopted and raised by M.r. GILLESPIE? Jane md. Elder Elihu KISER 1 Russell bo. , VA . Mary Anne Hale , P.O,Box 2823 , w. Branch Sta., l)urbam, NC 2£705 143-88. Was there a STAM.PER connection to Martba 1 d. 1836, who md. Charles WALKER, d. 1837? Martha and Charles WALK.ER vere from Washington Co . ,VA. Had dau . , Susannah wbo md . Isaac MCREYNO!DS. HarY Anne Hale, address above. 144- 88. Anthony CLARK md. Catherine (?). He vas b. 1n Ireland 1758, d. 1835 La"1rence Co . 1 __!?~. Children: Anthony w. CLARK, JR.; Mary CLARK md, Edvard MURNAHN ; John CLAfU\1 Catheri.oe CLJ.RK, nev. md.; Chester CLARK. YirgU:lia Midkiff Graham . 4006 Clark Graham Rd ,, Hun t ington. WV 25701 145- 88 . Trying to find parents of Abraham MIDKIFF who md. lpha DALTON 1776 in Pittsylvania Co., VA; and parents of Elijah SHAVER vho md. Mary Agnes BOWLES, dau , of Peter and Nancy HALE BOWLES , Montgomery Co . ,VA 1847. Virgi.oia Midkiff, address above, 146-88 . Try1.og to find md. date of Jonathan and Diannah HOWARD GRAHAM. He vas son of wid, Sarah GRAHAM. Jonathan vas 1.o Bedford co.,VA 1 no"' Franklin Co . , 1780 ; Montgomery Co.,VA,1809; Cabell Co.,VA (no"' WV),1812; La"1reoce Co,,OH,1818. Virginia Midkif!. address aboye. 147- 88. Need info on Jester COX, Land surveys Bedford Co.,VA. 1755 sh0"1S 148A on a No. Fork of Maggoty Creek and 328A on a So. Fork of Maggotty Creek . Did he live at either site? Who were his family? What connect1on 1 i f any , with Robert GRAHAM of Bedford Co.,VA? Hazel B,Barvey, 481 5 Florist Rd . ,NW,Roanoke,VA 24012 148-88. Seeking info on all SANDEFUR 11.oes 1.oclud . James, b . 1750, md . to Mar· tha COLEMAN (both b. in Mecklenburg Co .) , his father James, b. 1722 in Elizabeth City co.(may have been in Chesterfield Co . 1.o 1750), and John b. ca 1690 in Elizabeth City co. John had 7 sons: Robert, James, Joseph, Abraham! Peter , William and Jonathan . ~ath e rine Stice, 130 Newbury Dr •• Tampa , FL 336_5 149-88. Seeking data on John OWEN, b. 1801 1 VA, and wife, Jane PRATT, b. 1802, VA, md. 1822 Knox Co. ,KY. Was John a son or Edward OWEN(S) ,sr., whose wil.l was probated 1838 Knox Co.? If so, vas Nancy, wid. of Ed"1ard, John' s mother? Need help 1n KY and VA . Mrs.Willard Hart, 523 S.E.Brentwood , tee's Summ1t 9 MO 61+063 150-88. Seeking .father of Ephriam JACKSON, b. 1769 VAt d , 1853 Haralson Co. , GA , md . Ann, Ch.: David H. , Seborn J., Thomas! James, Woody Terrell, Andrew E. , Martha and George, Ephriam living in GA, 798. Info on Joseph (Josiah) BLEVINS, b. 1780 VA, d. 1859 AL, md . Rebecca (Rachael) 1n TN. Ch . : 1.oclude Armsted , b. 1812 TN, Dillard and Josiah Jr. Jean Markos, P.O.Box 15483, Lake"1ood CO 80215 151-88. Need info on John LAW Sr (1722-1799), Glade Bill area , Frankli.o Co,,VA. May have md, Sarah COCKERHAM(COCKRAN) Franklin co. John LAW Jr (1747·1838 ) md. Jane MILL.Ea, dtr , of John and Ann MILLER, Bedford Co.,VA. Would like to correspond with anyone havi.og info on tbese families. Will exchange 1.nf'o. Frances Law Roberts, 601 Fairington pr., Summerville, SC 29483 152-88. Need info on William STANDERFER.I. md . Mary (Polly) GILBERT and lived 1n Lee Co,,VA. Had son Joseph STANDERFER (1~10-1887), md . Mary -1._o Frances L. Roberts, address above. �II 'I 15]-88. Need 1.nfo on Seth BURTON (1797-187?)i md. Ann _?_, had dtr. Lucinda. Seth ' s mother was Jane, maiden name unk. He ater md . Elvira HODGES and had at least two dtrs. All were from Franklin Co. Would like to correspond with persons interested in this family. Frances L. Roberts, address prev, page. 154- 88. Seeking info about Cornelius BROt/N and his wife Jane ROWLAND. Cornel ius md. Jane 26 Apr 1794 in Botetourt Co.,VA. He died 26 Dec 1795, don ' t know where. Please send any info. Delcie Botbenberg. 3225 21st W. 1 Seattle. WA 98199 155- 88. Seek info on Mrs. Sarah NEWELL and Mrs. Hartha Ann PATTERS ON, dtrs . of James A. ARMSTRONG who d. 16 Aug 1964, Roanoke, VA. James had sev. bros.: J. L. of Chicago , Harold of NJ, Charles of OH. Christine Dudding, P.O.Box 1762 , Maitland, FL 32751 156-88. HELP! Am researching the family of Willi!l.l!I and Elvina Francis PERDUE BOND, both b. ca 1828 . They were from Tazewell Co.,VA. William or his father may have been adopted, his name beL~g EARLY. Was there an Indian 1n the family? Sharon Bro'Wil, Rt, 3, Box 166A, Grayson , KY 41143-9404 157-88. Postage and copy fees re1mbur. for parentage and ancestry - Mary LElo/IS, b. 1769, md. Peter BUlfN as 2nd wife, Berkeley Co . ,VA. Mary LEWIS' birthpl. unk,, d . 23 Apr 1851 Ross Co., OH . Richard D. Robinson, 353 East Lake Road, fal.m Springs, FL 33~ Gl -1809 t58- 88. Robert RUSSELL Sr (1728-1791), Rev, patriot , md, 1749 Ann BARD (BAIRD) 1730- 1800), membr. Tinkling Spring Church, Campbell Co, Will listed wife Ann; sons James and Robert Jr; dtrs. Elizabeth, Catherine, Eleanor, Milly , Mary ROWLAND, Ann BOAZ; grndch. : Tabitha and Robert BOAZ , and Pleasant RUSSELL . Parentage and other info Robert, Ann, and offspring. Expenses reimbur. R.ichard D. Robinson, address above. 159-88. Would appreciate any info - John ROBINSON, Rockbridge Co, Will filed 7 Apr 1789 naming wife Sarah; sons John and David; dtrs. Mary, Rebecca , Sarah, Jean, Hannah, Isabell KERR; grnsn David EDMISON. Richard D. Robinson. address above. 160- 88, Need more info on Castleton WADE, b. ca 1809, maybe Franklin Co ,, VA 7 md. Margaret DUFF l Jan 1831 in Lee Co.,VA. Does this link fit ? Castleton WADE, b. Goochland Co.,VA 1 Jan 1765, d . Franklin Co., Rocky Ht.,VA, 1831. Is this Castleton his ftr. or grndftr.? Elizabeth C~rden, 2932 Gerry St,,Ga~y IN 46406 161- 88. CREEx:B, DEAN, KELLY , WYNN: Info needed Jonothan and John CREECHl James H.M. and Morgan DEAN, Lawrence and Patrick KELLY, Acles and Wright WYNN , 800s Scott Co, and surrounding cos. in VA. Lloyd Dean , Rt, 6, Box 498 , Morehead , KY 40351 (606) 784- 9145 162- 88 . Seek info- WRIGHT Family-Amherst, Rockbridge Cos. , VA. Parents of Alexander, b. ca 1822, md, 15 Jun 1846 Caroline HUDSON, Nelson Co . ,VA. Hoses WRIGHT md. ? • Moses• dtrs. : Dicey, b. ca 1816, md . 12 Dec 1836 James w. HUMPHRIES , Nancy b. ca. 1819, md. 13 Apr 1837 Peter WHITESELL, Mary md. John WHITESELL, Elizabeth md . Archie BEARDL Susan md. John WHITE . Marcia L, Woods , 522 E. Dunton Ave,, Orange, CA 92661 16,-88. Seek 1.n!o-wm, P. FISHER, b. 23 May 1869 , Staunton , VA , md . c a 1892 - 93 , Gertrude LESTER, b, 15 Sept 1878, Tazwell , VA (she died ca 1911- 12, Ri chlands , VA). Mary, William's s i s . , grad, from Peabody Normal Institute , Staunton, VA 1 1885. His dtr. , Ethel Mary, b, 16 Dec 1895, md, 19 Dec 1915, Fred Lee CORMELL, Marcia L, Woods, address a~. 164- 88, Alexander Kelly (Pete) CALLAHAN md , 3d, Edna Earle WATTS , 1900, Lynchburg, VA. Parents on MB book state Abner (Albert) and Ellen CALLAHAN were his parents and he was b . in Lynchburg. No birtp cert. avail. Seek any info on him . Katherine M. Bowles, 2438 Florala.nd Dr • •N.W. 1 Roapoke . Va , 24012 165-88. Martin KEY, b, 1715, d. 1791, his wife(ves), father , mother and descendants, Albermarle Co.,VA. Trade info, I have Bible of his grndsn . Henry KEY J r . peb Duckworth, Box 125. Indianola, NE 166- 88. Seeking parents and siblings of Hiram DAUGHERTY. B. ca 18o4 WytheSmyth Co., md. ca 1822 Keziah WHITEHEAD. They removed to Pike Co. , KY between 1845-1850. Sally Lynn. 3514 North Washington. Tacoma 1 WA 98407 167-88. Seeking info on Francis WHITEHEAD and wife Sarah paren ts of Keziah WH ITEHEAD who md. Hiram DAUGHERTY. What was Sarah WHITEHEAD ' S maiden name? 1810 census lists 8 children. Family in Smythe Co . in 1832. Sall y Lynn , address above. 168-88 0 Any info welcome on KEEN familyi especially need parents of Matthia s KEEN (1798-1881) who md. Theresa SKEEN l Jun 1829 in Tazewell, Also need parents of Theresa, probable Johathar. lKEEN? Sally Lynn, address above. 169-88. Need birthplaces and parents of George K, PAINTER, b, ca 1825, d. before 1870, and his wife, Elizabeth_?_, b. ca 1827. They were living in Wolfe Glade Carroll Co. in 18~0. Elizabeth was in Sulfur Springs, Carroll co., 1.n 1876. Ch.: Frances, A_tal Viola 1 Amanda J,, Thomas A. , James E., Sarah , Virginia. Constance $, Dav s , 361z Bellfield Way, Studio City, CA 91604 �II 170-88. Need info on Jonathan CROOM wbo rec'd a land grant on Bore Auger Creek 'Western Bedford Co.,VA, 28 Aug 1787. Was tbe name GROOM a variation of the speiling of the name GRAHAM or GRIMES? County records also mention a Jonathan GRAHAM and a Robert GROOM. Interested in GRAHJ..HS or GRIMES of Bedford Co.,VA, 17.51+-1800. Ed Graham, 3347 Longhorn Road, SW, Roanoke, VA 24018 171-88 , Seeking info of Josiah (Joseph) BLEVINS, born ca 1780 :1.n Henry or Montgomery Co.,VA and died 1859 in Morgan Co. 1 AL. Md. Rachel in TN 1802. Family Bible lists a John BLEVINS, Sr who d. 10 Aug 1816, Agatha BLEVINS d. 15 Dec 1811 and Dillion BLEVINS d. 17 Sep 1834. Jean Markos. P. 0, BoX 151+8,. Lakewood, co 80215 172-88. Seeking father or Eph.r1am JACKSON b. ca 1769 :1.n VA or NC and d. 1853 in Haralson Co. 1 GA. Be md. Ann (possible dtr. of William SUTTON, who d. 1798 1n Wilkes Co.,GA). Ephriam JACKSON was living in GA by 1798. Jean Markos, P. o. Box 15483, Lakewood, CO 80215 173-88. Seek data on Daniel M. BIRD(BYRD)t ~· 1816, md, 1850 in Franklin Co., VA to Susan A, LOYD, b, 1836. Desire any 1nro oo them and their families. Susan Barris, 6436 Esskay Rd., Richmond , VA 23234 ~ - 88. Seek data on Joseph ARTHUR , md. 1816 1n Bedford Co. 1 VA to Charlotte TIN, dtr. or Levira. Are Joseph and Charlotte the pa.rents of Joseph Lindsay and Greenville? 11' so, desire any info on them and their families . Susan Harris, address above. lZ S- 88. Thomas c. BUTLER, b. ca 1803 1n England, was md. to Alvina(Alboia), b. ca l825 in Winchester, VA 1 d, 1899 , 1850 Franklin Co .,VA census lists them in the household of Charles T. COCHRAN. How are they related? Desire any info on Thomas and Alvina and their families. susan Harris, address above. 176- 88. Seeking info on John HART, b. 1780, G~ayson Co.,VA area, d . 1855 Whitley Co . ,KY. Who were parents and first wife? Were pareDts Peter and Dilly, Dolly (Dority?) HART? Was first wife Permelia MORGAN? This marrg. ca 1800 1803. Where? All help appreciated. ttrs. W1llard Hart, 523 S.E. Brenp.rood, tee's S\lmmit, MO 64063 =~-~-- ------- -- JONATHAN J. DRYDEN The following is from HISTORY 1886 OF LIV ING TON CO, MO. and was contributed by Mr & Mrs M Lee Brown, R 3 Box 104, Cleveland, OK 74020. {1981) On the 13th of November, 1855, there died, at his home in Livingston county , Mo., a man who had been a resident of this county for fifteen years, and whose name had stood from the beginning without reproach -- Jonathan J. Dryden. So many of his children ha ve become prominently identified with the affairs of this county , that it is but proper a sketch of his li fe should be inserted here. Originally from Sullivan county, Tenn., he was born November 15, 1813. Jn 1838 he removed to Missouri, locating i n Daviess county. Previous to that time he had served as a so,dier in the Florida War in 1836 and 1837, from which he was honorably discharged , and for his services he received a land warrant. After his settlement i n Daviess county he took active and deep interest in its welfare , and, besides his connection with its agricultural affairs , was engaged 1n school teaching and also became well known in an offical capacity. Besides being assessor he was sheriff in 1854, his election to that office being by the largest majority ever bestowed upon a candidate f or that position. His death occured while he was discharging the duties of that offfce, and his loss was the more keenly felt because it was known that a good and use fu l man ha d departed. His wife was formerly Caroline L. Dryden, a native of Washington county, Va •• and daughter of William and Sarah Dryden . The latter's parents were Francis and Sarah Berry, Virginians by birth. Mrs. Caroline Dryden was born in 1813, and 1n 1830 accompanied her father ' s family to Chariton county, Mo., moving thence to Daviess county. 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Vol. XII - No. 2 - May 1988 CONTENT'.3 Bedford County , Virginia , Road Petition Marriage Records of Botetourt County, Virginia (con't) 41 44 William Helms , Indenture 51 St Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery , Wytheville , Virginia (con't) 52 James Cox , Revolutionary War Statement 62 Sally Cox , Petition for Pension Book Revi ews 6J 66 70 74 Queries & Index 76 Compton Cemetery , Montgomery County , Virginia 76 Pedigree Chart Notebook, Vol 5 Hornbarger Family History Odds & Ends : County Clerk .. 69; Pittsylvania Co • • . 65; Obituaries 65 ; Wills . • 7J PROGRAMS - 1988 May - Field trip to Charlottesville, Va . June 18 - "New England Research Versus Virginia Research" by Judi th Carman July 16 - " My Confederate Grandfather" by Bayse Wilson Aug 20 - " Early Botetourt County History " by Rebecca Austin Sept 17- "History of Roanoke County " by Deedie Kagey Oct 15 - " Adventures in Books " by Mary Kegley Nov 19-" Early Milling in Frankl in County" by Michael Grimm The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturda y of each month (except December) at l:JOpm at the Central Roanoke City Library , Elmwood Park, Jefferson Street, in the Brody Room (4th floor). COME EARLY: Do research in the Virginia Room before and after the meeting �'+I 3EDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA ROAD PETITION Piled in drawer of court papers 1764 Bedford County Court Contributed by Ann L. McAlister,C.G.3.S.* To the Worshipfull Court of Bedi'ord County The Petition of Sundry Inhabitants of the said O:lunty of Bedford and some of t he Inhabitants of Halifax Humbly Sheweth That for many years past your petitioners have had the Benefit of a very good Ford cross Stanton ~iver, which We the Inhabitants of Halifax make Use of in Transporting our Commodities to Markett, and the .(nhabi tants of Bedford make Use of it to a very good water Mill, How may it please your Worships One Hugh Challes, in order to prevent your petitioners making Use of the said Ford have maliciously run his fence in such a manner that your petitioners are intirely deprived of the Benefit of it. Your petitioners therefore humbly pray that your Worships will Order that the way may be kept open and clear of any Incumbrance to the said Ford, and your petitioners, as in Duty bound shall Sver pray &ct Richard Walden John Gibson ThoS Johnson John Snow Stephen Baley Jere Warde Timothy Dalton Robt Dalton John Dalton '..:illiam Collier Thoma s Collier John Collier John Whealler Peter Lee John Arther Wm Vardeman NCYI'E EY ALM: on back of this paper are what may be notes or jottings: Peto one Hugh Challis -- why not Capt. Hugh Challis Schoolmaster Wyley William George Gwinn To 12 of Rum these Ask PC f s pa George v Hampton spa not fil'd Buchanan v Cooper Pet 0 Peto & Sum Ga fa fi fa ven fa Nera No 12 Peto *J609 Tangle wood Lane, Lynchburg, ·: A 24503 V1rQ1.n1& App&laoh!an Now �Bedf'ord County Courthouse , Bedf'or d Virginia. "A report of the allotment of hands under Sundry S urvs Roads Estd Oct 1817 " Hands allotted to Garnett Lee to Wit surveyor of the road f rom Island ford on otter River to the acca demy Peter P. Marsh -='homas Andrews Jno :..:ard Abram Crumpacker ~·I m. Irvine Al exr Lee John Marsh Henry Jones John S tratten dao Joel ~ Feter Crumpacker Henry Brown Nathan :teid John Shanklin Abraham Crwnpacker, Jr 2 6 (/) 2 1 2 'O Eedf'ord +' (7) J ·r-4 ~ 1 2 J N I c:: ~ 0 (/) IJj C1l 0 C1l (/) 0 ..... +' +> ...c Q) Q) s:: A. J s:: 'O "' 0nS :r: o:; A. 4 C/) +> 4 +> Cl: +' +' H H 0 1 39 Hands 1 H Q) ..0 0 ;r;: 0 ~ ~3 0 0 0-: +> 40 Henry Jones List of Hands to II it S.J.XVeyor of the road from '..Jm . La.nghornes Gate to the County line of Campbell viz : 7 6 Doctr Jn° Tlle? Read ·: m. Langhorne !'-rs. Eliza Callaway ...'m Callaway Senr r ho 5 Thorp Clark 1.{ aggon f' aker 6 2 1 1 2J t!ands A List of hands allotted to John Roberts to wit surveyor of the road f rom Burks ford on otter River to Tabitha Lees viz Daniel L. Price George .Byrd James Daniel Adam Craig George Norvell Claybourn Creesey Tabitha Lee Alias ~rs . Henry ·.~mson & Son Edmund Read '1owling '.a tt & Son Lewis ··latkins fiti. t.~ii~~ ¢t~tt~i 1 1 1 1 1 2 ~ m so n 8 2 1 2 2 ~ 23 Hands also The overseer a t Mrs Lees Hands allotted to Henny Stevens to Wit surveyor of the road from Big Ot t e r Bridge to Hm. Langhornes gate viz: Robert Steptoe AlexI' 1 Gibbs Junr Alexr Gibbs Senr Charles Callaway David Jones ~ m J one s 4 hands 2 1 2 2 l Vtr&in1& AppeJ.achian Notes �Abner E. Gallaway Josiah Garrett John Robertson Nathan Basham Sam Read 4 1 1 1 4 23 Wm Green & ~ . Cwen 2 25 I n obedience to an order of the County Court of Bedford to us directed - We have allotted the hands to work on the several roads as p annexed List Having made no change of the hands fonnerly allotted to Wm I rvine & Thos R Claytor surveyors Henry Brown Thomas Andrews Sam Read A List of hands fi led to work under wm whitton not dated - filed in 17 97 bundle Memorandon of hands to open the Road f rom Leftwiches Mill in to Boyds Road Near Goffs Shop the (blotted) of William ~hitton John Littelpage Daniel Neal Wi ll iam Booth yeyton Left wich John Cobbs David Saunders William Callaway Zachariah J~eal John Jones Deceast Booker Smith Obediah 1'iore Cornl Noell William Miller Groos Scruggs Jesse anderson Simon Piller David Jones William r. illner Jacob Neal eharle~ S~ewlll't Beftdallt 'i>'r.i#f.f. Y:~t, Pleasant Standley John Goff John Bateman Jesse Tate William Harriss Zephaniah Neel W~ Whitton Sur A List of hands filed Sept . 98 Hands convenient to work on the E.dmnd f.;Ccraws Road 1rom where it leaves t he road Benja Eas tis running up by t·! r . itim Harrises & John Lowrys leading to Bedford Court house viz Isham Fuquas from where s d road turns off a little from the road leading up t y l·.r i\at below h.r . wm Harrises to Otter River Tates to the Courthouse neal Noels Mill viz Cornelias J~ oels Nata Tates wm 11.illenders sureyor Richard Taylors Surveyor Jess e Andersons Wm. Deavenport wm Millers Jos. Fuquas Booker Smiths John Fishers Zachariah Neals Matthew Gibbs Zachariah Neals Junr Aphaniah Neals Zaphaniah Neeals Junr Obadiah Jrioars from Otter River to the Road leading up by r-~r. Nat. Tates viz Jeremiah Dishmans Surveyor Nicholas Meads wrn Grays Contributed by Ann L. McAlister, (X;RS, 3609 Tangle~ood Lane , Lynchburg , VAo 24503 Viritm& Appalachian Not<:'1 �MARRIAGE RECORDS OF BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA Continued from Vol. l:Z, #I, p 18 PERRY , Thomas & Elliner Smith . 5 Apr 1798 . Sur: James Harvey. Wit : Wm Hite. Back : James Harvey believes Elliner Smith is above 21 yrs . MIN RET: Thomas Farrey & Eleanor Smith md Apr 5 , 1798 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell : Perrey . 4J8 . PITZER , Abraham & Polly Poage . 20 Sept 1798 . Sur : William Hill. Wit : Wm Hite . Back : Wm Hill believes Polly Poage i s above 21 yrs . CONSENT : 18 Sept 1798 John Pitzer, f ather of Ab ram (sp Polly Poke). Wit : James Sharkey ; Wm Hill . Summers . Worrell . 439 , PITZER, Mr Barnard & Miss Jane Kyle . 10 Aug 1798 . Sur : James Rowland Jun'r , Wi t : Wm Hi t e . CONSENT : Aug 10, 1798 . J os eph Kyle , father. (sp Bernard Fitser) Wit : James Rowland Jun ' r ; Micajah Pendleton . MIN RET : Barnard Pi tzer & J ane Kyle md Aug 10 , 1798 by Saml Gray . Summers. Worrell . . . 440 . PITZER , Fredrick & Nan~y ~mberl;n g. 22 May 17~8 . Sur : Pals er Kimberling , Wi t: Wm Hite . CONSENT : (sig) · - - . • Nancy is dau of Falser, MIN RET· derick Pitzer & Nancy Kimberland md May 24, 1798 by Saml Gray , · F re b l'ing, Summers : Federick; parent Lasa Ki mer Worrell. 441 . PULLEN , John & Elizabeth Bennet , dau of Moses Bennet , 11 Apr 1798 , Sur : Jos eph Pullen . CONSENT: 10 Apr 1798. Mos es Bennet, father of Betty , (sp Joh Pulling) . Wit : William Hans on ;. ~oseph Pullen . MIN RET : J ohn Pullen & Elizabeth Bennet md Aprile 18, 1798 by EliJah Vansandt . Summers . Worrell . 442 . ROBINSON, Sam ' l & Betsey Irons/Jones/Jeans md Apr 29 , 1798 by publicat ion by William p Mart~n • MIN RET. • Mar 2~ · Jones : Robenson . Worrell: not lis ted , Sumrne rs • ' .d 1 S ep t 1798 . Sur : Iavid Nid Burton : Jon es . SCOTT , Samuel & Caty Ni ay . 443 MIN,RET: Samuel Scot & Caty Niday md Sept 18 , 1798 by Saml Gray~Y · Wit : Wm Hite , s ummers: 1790. Worrell. 444 SEPHYR ' Harmon & Mary Shrawyer. 12 May 1798. Sur : Adam Shra . . ' ) Wi t : Wm Hite . Back : Adam Shrawyer father of Mary wyer (sig : Scheiurer · . S r s · Shrawgen. Worrell : Ha nn on ; Sawyer. Good H ~~me SMITH , Abraham & Ma. rga ret Johns ton . 19 Jan 1798 S~r ermaJhnn Siefert ..J • • H' t "Q., v J h Si t • . : o Smythe rs1g · Smith). vfl t : "!Im 1 el J.XJ;Of} / t. O I{/ m h s'ta1iea M€1.1'gare t ,Jolins ton i s above ' 21 ;rs . 437 , c:) . Summers . l1.Ji-O. ~/o.rreJJ 1 ,John Johns ton, sur, flMIT'H , John & Mary Thomas . 19 Jan 1798. Sur : Abraham Smith . Wit: Wm Hite . J a n 16, 1798. James & Susanna Thomas , parents . Wi t : Abraham Smith ; CONSENT: George Thomas . Su mmers . Worrell : J an 9 . 447 . SNODGRASS , Jos eph & Jannett Craddock . 1 Dec 1798 . Sur : William Little . Wit Wm Hite, Back : Wm Little states Jannett Craddock i s abov e 21 yrs. CONSENT: 1 Dec 1798 . James Snodgrass , father of Joseph • .. •• Joseph to ma rry Jane Craddick , dau of Wm Craddick .••• Wit: Geo Clark; Wil liam Little . MIN RET : Joseph Snodgrass to Janet Creddock - list dated June 26 , 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers: pa rent Jos Snodgrass , Worrell: Wm Craddock, dee , 448. STOVER, J acob & Susannah Solenbarger. 19 Mar 1798 . Sur : William Stover. Wit: Wm Hite. MIN RET: Jacob Stover & Susannah Sulizbargo* md 22 Mar 1798 by Wm Stover, Summers : Sallenberger. Worrell. Fowler: *Sulinlargo . 449 . SUMMERFIELD, Samuel & Fanny Lewis Parrish. 13 Sept 1798 . Sur: Julius Parrish. Back: Julius Parrish gave his consen t for issuing the liense . Summers. Worrell: Sept J; Julius Summerfield , sur. 450. VINYARD, Christian & Elizabeth Britz. 14 May 1798 . Sur: John Britz. Wit: Wm Hite. CONSENT: 14 May 1798. Ada m britz , father . Wit: Jacob Hartman ; John Britz. MIN P£T: Christian Vineyard to Elizabeth Brltzi - list dated 16 July 1798 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers: Critz. Worrell. V11'atma Appe.lach.te.n N otr.P �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 451 . WILSON, Alexander & Rebeckah Gillaspie. 10 July 1798. Sur: Simon Gillaspie. Wit: Wm Hite . Summers . Worrell : June 10. 452 . WILSON, James & Mary Hackett . 23 June 1798. Sur : Jeremiah Hacket . Wit : Wm Hite , CONSENT : June 2J, 1798. Tho's Hackett, father, Wit : Jeremiah Hacket & Henry Holstine . MIN RET: James Wilson & Mary Hacket md June 29 , 1798 by Elijah Vansandt. . Summers : Hockett . Worrell. 4.5J . WOOD, John & Polly Lockhart md _ _ _ , 1798 by Wm P Martin . MIN RET. (see #J29, 1797 , Jo hn Clark), Summers: not listed. Worrell: not listed . 454. WOODS, Joseph & Isabella F.akin . 26 Oct 1798. Sur : Jonathan Martin. Wit: Wm Hite. Back: Jonatha Martin states Isabella Eakin is above 21 yrs. MIN RET: Joseph Wood & Ebby Eakin md Nov 5, 1798 by Jo Peck . Summers . Worrell . 455. WYSONG, Joseph (sig: Wisong) & Mary Smith. 7 July 1798. Sur : Isaac Smith. Wit: Wm Hite . Summers. Worrell. 1799 28 Sept 1799. 456 . ALBRIGHT, John & Polly Hack, Sur: Peter Hack Senr. Wit: Wm Hite. MIN RET : John Albright to Polly Hack - list dated 12 July 1800 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers : Hark . Worrell : Hash. 457. ARMONTROUT, Frederick (Ger sig) & Betsey Wolf. 22 Apr 1799. Sur: John Wolf. Summers. Worrell. 458 . BAGGS/Boggs , Caleb & Mary Hanson rod 2 Jan 1799 by Banns by Sa.ml Gray. MIN RET. Summers : Boggs . Worrell: Biggs . 459, BAGGS, ])3.vid & Jemima Guliver md Jan 22 , 1799 by Banns by Saml Gray, Protestant Episcopal Church. MIN RET. Summers . Worrell: Biggs. 460, BANDY, Soloman (sig: Solomon) & Mary Barrit. 9 Apr 1799. Sur: Richard Bandy Wit: H Bowyer. Back : Rich'd Bandy states Mary Barrit is above 21 yrs, MIN RET: Solomon Bandy to Mary Barret - list dated June 26, 1799 - rnd by Edwd Mitchell. Summers : Barritt . Worrell: Barnett. 461 . BARNES, Thomas & Ingey Ruddle md Oct 24, 1799 by Banns md by Saml Gray. (rate ( ?) Sept 24) . MIN RET. Summers. Worrell : Nov 24. 462 , BECKNER , Joseph & Jean Moore, 28 Mar 1799. Sur: William Moore. Wit: W Hite. Back: William Moore states that Jean Moore is above 21 yr:s. Summers. Worrell. 46J . BESS , Will (sig: William) & Rebecca Hamilton, 2J Apr 1799. Sur: Michael Kimberling . Wit: W Hite . CONSENT : 23 Apr 1799. Elizabeth & William Hamilton , parents, Wit: Michael Kimberling; Charles King. MIN RET: April 25, 1799. William Bess & Rebecca Hamilton md by Saml Gray. Summers. Worreli: 2 listings - 1. Hammilton; 2 Wm Rose, groom. 464. BOLTON, Henry & Nancy Mann. 5 Apr 1799. Sur: James Mann. Wit: H Bowyer. Back: James Mann states that Nancy Mann is above 21 yrs. Summers, Worrell. 465. BROWN , John & Susannah Cowin. 16 Mar 1799. Sur: John Cowin (sig: Coin). Wit: W Hite. MIN RET: John Brown & Susanna Cowin md Mar 17, 1799 by Saml Gray. Summe.-rs. Worrell : Cowan, 466, CALDWELL, Archabald & Elizabeth Milteberg. 28 June 1799. Sur: James Reynolds. CONSENT: 27 June 1799. William Miltenbarger, father. Wit : James Reynolds; George Hughes. MIN RET: Archabald Caldwell & Elizabeth Mittiberger md by Jacob Peck, md July J, 1799 Summers, Worrell: Mattenbarger. Viratn!& Appalachian Noteo �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 467 . CALDWELL, Robt & Pa tsey Newman md by Banns on Sept 9, 1799 by Sa.ml Gray. Min Ret. Summers. Worrell . 468 . CARTMILL, Henry & Isabella Bogan. 4 Feb 1799. Sur : Andrew Bogan. Back: Andrew Bogan states Isabella Bogan is above 21 yrs . MIN RET . Henry Cartmill to Isabella Bogan md Feb 4, 1799 by Elijah Vansandt, Summers : Boges . Worrell : Bogar. 469 . CHENWITH , James (sig Chenoweth) & Rebecca Safley. 19 Aug 1799 . Sur : Henry Safley (sig Henyey Saftley) . Wit : W Hite . MIN RET : James Chinwi th to Rebekak Safley md Aug 20, 1799 by John Helms . Worrell : James Ruxton Chenowith; Rebecca Sununers : Chemoith; Robina Safley . Lassley. 470 , COON, John & Rachel Smith. 15 Aug 1799. Sur: Eli jah Smyth (sig Smith) . Wit: W Hite . Back: Elijah Srni th states Rachel Smith over 21. MIN RET : John Koon & Rachel Smith md Aug 15, 1799 by Saml Goodwin . Summers: 2 listings - 1. Coon ; 2 . Koon . Worrell . 471. COON , Peter & Margaret Beard. 22 Feb 1799 . Sur : John Burnes . Wit : W Hite . MIN RET : Peter Coon to Back : John Burns states Marg't Beard is above 21 yrs . Margaret Beard - list dated June 26 , 1799 - rnd by Edwd Mitchell . Summers . Worrell . 472 . CORNELEUS (sig Cornelius), James & Martha Bandy. J May 1799. Sur : Richard Bandy. Wit : W Hite . MIN RET : James Cornelius to Martha Bandy - list dated June 26, 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers . Worrell . 473. CRAFT, George & Mary Critz . lJ Nov 1799 . Sur : John Beale . Wit: H Bowyer. Back: George Critz , father of Mary , consent . Summers : Croft ; Crintz. Worrell . 474. CRAFT, John & Lucy Camper. 11 Mar 1799 . Sur i William Yaup (sig : Yopp) . Wit: H Bowyer , Back : Eley Camper states Lucy Camper above 21 yrs . Summers : John Camper, parent . Worrell : John Camper , sur. 475 , CRAWFORD, James & Jane McClellan . 2 Apr 1799 . Sur : William Patterson. Wit : WHite. Back : William McClellan states that Jane McClellan is above 21/vrs . MIN RET: James Crawford & Jane McClelen md Aprile 4 , 1799 by Elijah Vansant Vansandt . Summers : Jean McClellan. Worrell : Apr 4; Craword. 476, DAMEWOOD, Henry & Lianna Smyth . 24 June 1799 . Sur : Jonathan Smyth (sig : Jo'n). Wit: W Hite. Back : Jonathan Smyth states Lianna Smyth is above 21 yrs . Summers: Leanna. Worrell : Leanna : July 24. 476. DELRIIX:;E, Robert & Elizabeth Fisher. 9 July 1799 . Sur : John Dungan . Wit : WHite . Back: John Dungan states Sliz'a Fisher above the age of 21 yrs . Summers. Worrell . 478. DUGAN, Barney (sig B Digan) & Nancy Knox . 26 Aug 1799 . Sur : Elisha Knox Jun 'r (sig El ' a). CONSENT : 24 Aug 1799 . Elisha Knox Sen ' r , father . Wit : Jn'o Knox; El' a Knox. Summers: Durgant. Worrell : Dirgin . 477 . EAJmi, Thomas & Polly Walker. 11 June 1799 . Sur : Henry Walker. Wit : Wm Hite. PAPER: Montgomery Co, 7 June 1799. Ja's Woods , justice of the peace . Agness Woods stated that Polly Walker now living with Henery Walker in Botetourt County, Creags Creek is 21 yrs of age . (see Wm Givens & Polly Walker , 1799 . Summers. Worrell. 478 , EDENGTON, Philip & Catherine Day md Feb 6 , 1799 by Saml Mitchell . MIN RET. (see #339, 1797 yr) Summers:l797. Worrell; 1797. 479, EDMISTON, William & Jean Wilson. 9 Apr 1799. Sur : Tho ' s Wilson (sig Thomas) . Wit: Wm Hite. CONSENT: 9 Apr 1799. Mary Wilson , mother of Jenett. Wit : Thos Wilson. Summers, Worrell: Janett Wilson. Vtra1ni& Appalaohian Notes �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 480 . FERNER , Jacob & Elizabeth Reynolds. 7 June 1799 . Sur: Coonrod Ferner. Wit.: W Hite. MIN RET : Jacob Ferner to Elizabeth Reynolds - list dated June 26, 1799 md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers: Firner. Worrell: Farrier. 481. FOX , Benjamin & Elizabeth Anderson . 20 Aug 1799. Sur: John Anderson. Wit: W Hite. CONSENT : Aug 20 , 1799. Bartlet Anderson , father. BACK of bond: John Anderson states that Elizabeth Anderson is above 21 yrs , MIN RET: Benjamin Fox to Elizabeth Anderson - list dated 12 July 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers . Worrell. 48s . GIVENS, William & Polly Walker. 17 June 1799. Sur : John Walker. Wit: W Hite . CONSENT: Sir , My niece polley Walker the young woman you granted Mr Faken a licence to Intermarry with has intirely declin'd & as she made choice of Mr. givens I trust you will not hesitate to grant him a licence as her age is allready proven. I am Henry Walker , 17th June 1799 . Wit : John Walker. MIN RET: William Givins & Polly Walker md June 18, 1799 by Saml Gray. Summers. Worrell . 48J . GODWIN, James & Nancy Mc Carroll. 17 Dec 1799. Sur : James Mc Carroll. Wit: W Hite . MIN RET: James Godwin & Nancy Mc Carrol md Dec 17 , 1799 by Saml Gray. Summers . Worrell: Goodwin . 484. GRANT, William & Tollithy Jordan . 21 Nov 1799 . Sur: Thomas Welch, Wit: W Hite . Back : Tho ' s 1~elch states Tollithy is above 21 yrs of age . MIN RET: William Grant to Tollithy Jordon - list dated 12 July 1800 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers : Tollitha . Worrell: Tillithy Gordon or Jordon. 485, HACK, Jacob & Nancy Hays md by Publication - list dated June 26 , 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell . MIN RET . Summers , Worrell : not listed . 486. HALL, Ianiel & Sarah Patterson md May 9, 1799 by Saml Gray, Protestant Episcopal Church . MIN RET. (see Laniel Stull, 1799) Summers: bride Margaret Bell. Worrell . 487 . HARDY, Tho ' s & Elizabeth Crawford, 14 May 1799. Sur: Wm Crawford. Wit: Wm Hite , MIN RET : Thomas Hardy & Elizabeth Crawford md May JO, 1799 by Saml Gray. Summers . Worrell . 488 . HARPER , Joseph & Mary Mason, widow of Martin Mason, dec'd, Jl Dec 1799. Sur: Samuel Clegg. Wit : W Hite . MIN RET : Joseph Harper & Mary Mason md Dec Jl, 1799 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell. 489, HOOLE, :te.vid & Anne Howell. 31 Dec 1799. Sur: D:uliel Howell. Wit: Wm Hite. MIN RET : D:i.vid Hoole & Anne Howell - list dated 12 July 1800 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers : misprint on bride ' s name. Worrell . 490 , JOHNSTON, William & Susanna Harrison . 27 Apr 1799. Sur: James Harrison. Wit : W Hite . MIN RET: William Johnston & Susan Harrison md May 2, 1799 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell: 1797· 491. KINZIE, David (Ger sig) & Margaret Eltzroth. 9 Aug 1799. Sur: Abraham Kinzie (Ger sig : Kintzi). Wit : W Hite , CONSENT: Aug 9, 1799. Nicklas El tzroth, father . (sp Kinsey) . Wit : Benjm Denton; (Ger sig) Abraham Kintzi. MIN RET: D3.vid Kindrey to Margaret Eltzroth - list dated 12 July 1800 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers : Kinzier; Ettzro th ; Nicholas . Worrell: Kinzey; Etzrath. Good : Kintzi ; Eltzrath; Nicklus Eltzrath . 492 . KIZER , Henry & Sarah Linkenhoger. 7 Dec 1799. Sur: Elias Linkinhoger. Wit: W Hite. MIN RET: Henry Kizer to Sarah Linkenhoger - list dated 12 July 1800 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers : Kinzer; Luikenhoger. Worrell. 493, LOGUE, Sam'l & Sarah Helphinstine. 24 Feb 1799. Sur: Philip Helpins t ine (sig Helphinstine). Wit: W Hite. Summers: Logan, Worrell: Sam Logan. Fowler: Logan. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 494. McCAHAN/McCohon , Duncan & Peggy Ritchey. 6 Dec 1799. Sur : Matthew Harvey , Wit: W Hite. Back : Agness Moore states Peggy Ritchey is above 21 yrs. MIN RET : Duncan McCahan & Peggy Ritchey md Dec 6 , 1799 by Saml Gray . Summers. Worrell : Mccallen. 495. McCLURE ( sig McClure) , Robert & Elizabeth Tygert . 4 Feb 1799 . Sur: John Tygart . Wit : W Hite. Summers : '.fygent . Worrell : Feb 2 . 496 . McCONNALL (sig : McConnell) , John & Catherine Riddlesbarger. 2 Jan 1799 . Sur: John Riddesbarger Sen ' r . Wit : Wm Hite . MIN RET : John Mcconnel & Catharine Riddlesbezger md Jan J, 1799 by Saml Gray , Protestant Episcopal Church . Summers : Riddlebarger. Worrell: Riddle . 497. McFERRAN , Thomas & Hannah Vanmetre. 16 Jan 1799 . Sur : John Peck. Wit : W Hite. CONSENT: 16 Jan 1799. Hetty Vanmeter, mother . Wit : James Rowland Juni.' r , Jhon Peck. MIN RET : Thomas McFarren & Hannah Vanme t er md Jan 17 , 1799 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell: Van Metre . 498. MARTIN , Josiah (s ig Jo 's ) & Mary Runnels , dau of above named Joseph Runnels . 9 Apr 1799. Sur : Jos eph Runnels . Wit : H Bowyer. Summers , Worrell : Aug 9, 499. MAYES , Matthew & Easther Reed. 8 Jan 1799 . Sur : James Mayes . Wit: W Hite . CONSENT : Jan 8 , 1799 . Thomas Reid , father ... • .. F.aster Read to marry Matthew Mease . •• • Wit: James Mayes ; Thomas Mayes . MIN RET : Matthew Mays & Esther Reed md Jan 10 , 1799 by Saml Gray , Summers : Mays . Worrell : Mays; Esther . 500 , MINNICK, Adam & Mary Hill . 25 Mar 1799 . Sur: Milon Hill (sig Maylon) . Wit : Wm Hite , MIN RET : Amam Minick to Mary Hill - list dated June 26 , 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers . Worrell : 1797. 501 , MURRY (sig Murray) , James & Barbara Hanunon . 17 July 1799 . Sur : Peter Hypes . Wit: Wm Hite. MIN RET: James Murry to Barbary Hammon - list dated 12 July 1800 md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers. Worrell . 502. NICEWANGER (sig Ni sewancer) , Jacob & Rebecca Reed . J July 1799. Sur : William Reed. Wi t : Wm Hite . MIN RET : Jacob Newanger & Rebecca Reed md July 4 , 1799 by Saml Gray, Protestant Episcopal Church. Summers: Neuwanger; Reid. Worrell : June J , Ne i nanger , Reis ; 2nd listing: July 4, Newanger , Read . 503. NOFTZINGER , David & Polly Stover. 1 July 1799. Sur : George Stover. Wit : W Hite. MIN RET : David Nofs i nger & Molley Stover md 2 July 1799 by Wm Stover. Summers . Worrell: Polly Horn . 504. NOFTZINGER, Peter & Mary Pittinger. 4 June 1799 . Sur : Fyatt Wysong. Wit s Wm Hite . MIN RET : Peter Noftsinger to Mary Pettinger - rnd July 9, 1799 by Wm Stover. Summers: Nofsinger. Worrell: June 2 . 505. NORVELL, William & Eliz ' a Hannah . 11 June 1799 . Sur : Anth ' y Haden . Wit: W Hite. MIN RET: William Norvill to Elizabeth Hannah - list dated June 26 , 1799 - md by F.dwd Mitchell. Summers: Nowell; Elizabeth. Worrell: Nowell. 506 . PAFLEY, Sam'l (sig: Samuel Pafly) & Nancy Borndrager . 16 Aug 1799 . fur : David Borndrager. CONSENT: Susanna Borntrager , mother . Wit : Linnaul Short ; (Ger sig ) Henrich Pafley; (Ger sig) Christian Frantz ; David Borntrager . MIN RET: Sa.muel Pafley & Nancy Bo:rndrager md lJ Sept 1799 by Wm Stover. Summers : not listed. Worrell: Barndrager; dau of David & Susanna. Good : s ur Brontroger; consent: dau nanasay, Pafli; wit to consent : L Shout; Henric h Gefli, Christel Frantz , D Borntrager. VU'~ Appalachian Not~q �Botetourt Co 1791- 1799 PENCE , Jacob & Elizabeth Trisor. 15 Apr 1799. Sur : Henry Tri sor. Wit : W Hite . MIN RET : Jacob Pence to Elizabeth Triser - list dated June 26 , 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : June 26 ; Treser; 2nd listing - Prinon: Trainon . Worrell : Apr lJ ; Penn; Trim . 508 , POAGE , William & Susannah Boughen . 16 Nov 1799. Sur : Ezekiel Ray (sig : Eiakel Wray) . Wit : Wm Hite . CONSENT: 16 Nov 1799. Joseph & Nancy boughen , parents , Wit : Ezekeel Ray ; Miford Kaitz (translated( ?) - Michael Frantz). Summers : Baugher. Worrell : Boughan. 509 . PRATT, James & Sarah Litteral . JO Jul y 1799 . Sur: James Bri ant . Wit : H Bowyer . CONSENT: JO July 1799. James Briant , gdn to Sarah Litteral . Wit : John McClanahan ; Wm Miller. Summers . Worrell . 510 . PRUIT, Obidiah & Chizziah Jarvis. 25 Mar 1799. Sur : Field Jarvis . Wit: Wm Hite . Summers : Pruck; Jarnis . Worrell . MIN 511 . REDMAN , Stephen & Nancy Clemmons . 13 Mar 1799 . Sur : Tho ' s Beale . RET : Stephen Redman & Nancy Clemens md Mar 13 , 1799 by Saml Gray. Summers . Worrell . 512 . REYNOLDS , James & Susannah Trout . Jl May 1799. Sur : George Trout. Wit: W Hite . CONSENT : JO May 1799. Jacob Trout , father . Wi t : George Trout , William Trout. Summers : misprint on parent ' s name . Worrell . 513 . RISQUE , James B & Elizabeth Kinnerly. 27 June 1799. Sur : James Breckinridge . Wit : w Hite . MIN RET : Ja ' s Risque & Elizabeth Kennerly md June 27 , 1799 by Saml Gray , Protestant Episcopal Church. Summers : Jos Risque ; Kennedy . Worrell : Kimmerly . 514. ROBINSON , John & Mary Huggi ns . 26 Nov 1799. Sur : James Robinson . Wit: Wm Hite . Summers . Worrell : Nov 25. 515 . ROWE, James & Sophia Huffman . 26 June 1799. Sur : John Huffman. Wit: Wm Hite Summers : Jos Rowe . Worrell. 516 . SEACAT, peter & Elizabeth Mason . 20 June 1799. Sur: Daniel Mason. Wit: MIN RET: W Hite . Back : Dani el Mason states Eliz ' a Mason is above 21 yrs . Edwd Mitchell. Peter Seacat to Elizabeth Mason - list dated June 26 , 1799 - md by Summers : Seacatt . Worrell : not listed. 517 . SERBER , Joseph & Mary Stephens . 8 Oct 1799. Sur: Sam Porter. Wit: W Hite. MIN RET : Joseph serber & Mary Stephens md Oct 8, 1799 by Saml Gray. Summers : Serher. Worrell : 2 listings ; 1 . Nov 8 , Suber, Stevens; 2. Oct 8, Sarber/Serber. 518 . SHERMAN , Edmund & Elizabeth Walton. l J Apr 1799. Sur: Thomas Mitchell (sig Michell) . Wit : w Hi te . CONSENT : Apr 12 , 1799 . William Walton, father ..•.• with my Lady's (consent) . . .. . Wit : Thos Michell; Wm Blaine. MIN RET: Edmund Shannan & Elizabeth Walton md Apr 18, 1799 by Saml Gray. Summers : Edward Sheran . Worrell. 519 . SHORT, John & Polley Harshbarger. 19 Oct 1799. Sur: Christian Harshbarger Wit : W Hite . MIN RET : John Short & Polly Harshbarger md Nov 14, 1799 by Elijah Vansandt. Summers : Shortm , Worrell. 520 , SIMMONS , Andrew & Rosannah Coon. 8 Nov 1799. Sur: Adam Coon . Wit: W Hite CONSENT : 7 Nov 1799· Michael Coon , father • •.• • to marry Andrew sirmnerman •.•• Wit: Adam Coon ; John Fout . Summers : Rosamind ; Jacob Coon, father. Worrell, 521. SNOI:x:;RASS, Wi lliam to Peggy Dwise md by Publication - list dated June 26, 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell. MIN RET. Summers : Divin. Worrell: not listed. 507 . �so Botetourt County 1791-1799 522 . SOLENBAYER (sig Sollenber~?) , Joseph & Susannah Stover. J Jan 1799 . Sur : Michael Stover . Wits W Hite. CONSENT : 2 Jan 1799 . consent in Ger . ?William Stober. Wit : Michael (?); John Smith. (Good ' s translation) That much from me as message that I am satisfied that the Joseph Sollenberger shall have my dau Susana Stober for his wife , That much from me . William Stober . Wit: Michael Stober; John Smith, MIN RET : Joseph Solenbarger to Susanna Stover - list dated June 26, 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers: 2 l i stings - 1 . Solenbarger; June 26 , 2 - Sulinbergerm , Worrell : Solenbarger . Good: Ger sig - Joseph Sollenber~? ; Solenbarger, 52J , STOVER, Michal & Elizabeth Solinbarger, 4 Feb 1799 . Sur : Michael Solenbarger. Wit : W Hite , MIN RET : Michael Stover to Elizabeth Stover - list dated June 26, 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell, Summers : Eliz . Sallenberger. Worrell . Good s Michael Stober ; Eliz. Solenbarger; Michael Sullenburger. 524, STULL, Daniel & Sarah Patterson . 6 May 1799 . Sur : William Patterson . Wit : Wm Hite. MIN RET : Daniel Hall & Sarah Patterson md May 9, 1799 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell . 525 , THRISHER (sig Threasher) Paul & Polly John . 11 Mar 1799. Sur : Jacob John . Wit : W Hite . MIN RET : Paul Thresher & Polly John md Mar 12 , 1799 by Saml Gray Summers : Tharsher ; Polly Joshus . Worrell : not listed. 526, TOWNSLEY , Robert & Rebecca Eldrick. J Dec 1799. Sur : Mark Cahoon . Wit: W Hite. Back : Mark Cahoon states Rebecca Eldrick is above the age of 21 yrs . MIN RET: Robert Townsley & Rebecca Eldrick md Dec 10, 1799 by Elijah Vansandt . Summers : Eldridge . Worrell: Townley ; Eddrick, Dec 8 . 527 . WALKER , Jesse & Susannah Clegg , 24 Dec 1799 . Sur : John Rice (sig Rece) CONSENT : 19 Dec 1799. Alexander Clegg , father . Wit : John Rice , Joseph Ha:rper , Marey Rice. Addressed to Col . Boyar. MIN RET : Jesse Walker to Susanna Clegg md - list dated 12 July 1800 - by Edwd Mitchell , Summers . Worrell: Clagg, 528. WIDDLE (sig Waddle), William & Mary Gilkerson. 7 Jan 1799. Sur : William Gilkerson . Wit: W Hite. Back : William Gilkerson states Mary Gilkerson is above 21 yrs . MIN RET: William Weddle to Polly Gilkerson - list dated June 26 , 1799 md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : 1798, Weddle; Gilkinson . Worrell : Weddle , 529. WOODRUFF, Adrion & Nancy Russell . 14 May 1799. Sur : James McFarley . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET: Adrion Woodruff & Nancy Russell md May 14, 1799 by John Helms Summers: Addison Woodruff , Worrell. 530. WOODS, Enos & Mary Kelly. 27 Aug 1799. Sur i George Greenway . Wit : W Hite Back : George Greenway states Mary Kelly above 21 yrs. MIN RET : Enos Woods & Mary Kelly md Aug 28, 1799 by Archer Moody. Summers. Worrell: Oct 19. 531 . WRIGHT (sig Wriht), Jacob & Agness McMullen . 15 Apr 1799. Sur: William McMullen. Wit: W Hite. MIN BET: Jacob Wright & Agnes McMullan md Apr 15, 1799 by Saml Gray, Summers. Worrell. Omiss ions 152. BUCHANAN, John (sig Jack) & Sarah Mosby Leforce, 30 Sept 1794. Sur : Saml Leforce, Wit: S Lewis. LICENSE: Jack Buchanan & Sarah Mosby Leforce dated 29 Sept 1794 by Joel Bott, MIN RET : Jack Buchanan & Sarah Mosby Leforce md Oct 2 , 1794 by Alexander Ross . Summers, Worrell: Sept 20; Mosly. Good : Jack Buchaneuss ?, 15J. CLARKE, George & Margaret Little dau of William Little , 6 Jan 1794. Sur: Robert Tresham. Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET: George Clark & Margaret Little md Jan 8, 1791+ by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell: Clark, V11'Qin1a Appruachian N Ot.'.30 �Botetourt County 1791-1799 154. CLEAR (Clare) , Thomas & Sarah Miller. 20 May 1794. Sur : Christian Kesler Wit: S Lewis . CONSENT : May 20 , 1794. John Miller , father . Wit : Christian Kesler ; John Clare , MIN RET: Thomas Clear & Mary Millur md May 25 or 23 , 1794 by Henry Van Over. Summers : Clare. Worrell : Clear, 155. CLIFTON , Samuel & Mary Tindal . 26 Sept 1794. Sur : Robt Harvey . Wit : S Lewis . Back : Robert Harvey states Polly Tindal is over 21 . Summers . Worrell : Tinsdal ; Sept 20 . 156 . CRAWFORD , Alexander & Elizabeth McClure . 24 July 1794. Sur : Saml McClure (sig McCluer) . Wit : S Lewis. Back: Saml McClure made oath that she was above 21 yrs of age . MIN RET : Alexander Crawford & Elizabeth McClure md July 24, 1794 by Edwd Crawford . Summers . Worrell : dau of Saml. SI ========================================================:============================ WILLIAM HIDLMS This INDENTURE made on the 2 Iay of June in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and twelve, Between Edward Rutledge & Cs Brown, Overseers of the poor, In and for the County of Montgomery, State of Virginia of the one part, and James Hoge of sd county and State of the other part Witnesseth , That the Sd Edward Rutledge & Cs Brown Overseers of the Poor as aforesaid , and by Virture of the aforesaid Aforesaid , Have put placed and bound, and by these presents do put place & bind William Helms (an Illigettemate Child of Patty Heavenors) of the Age of seventeen (17) Years , and two months old an apprintice to James Hoge And as an aprintice with him the Sd James Hoge to Dwell from the !ate of these presents untill the Sd Aprintice shall Come to the age of 'IWenty One Years According to the Act of Assembly in that Case made and provided, By and during all which time the Sd apprentice Shall his Sd Master Well and faithfully Serve, In all such Lawful business as In the Sd Aprintice Shall be put unto, According to the power wit and ability of him the Sd apprintice , and Honestly in all things Shal l beheave himself towards his Sd Master, and Orderly towards the Rest of hi s famil y . -- And the Sd James Hoge On his part, for himself his Ex-ers Admr-rs douth hereby promise and Covenant to and with the overseers of the poor, and their Successors for the time being , & to, & with the Sd William Helms , that the Sd James Hoge Shall the Sd Apprentice in the craft Mystery & occupation of a Farmer, Which the Sd James Hoge Now useth after the best manner, that he can or may teach, Instruct or Inform , or cause to be taught , instructed & inform ' d, as much as thereunto belongeth or in anywise appertaineth, and the Sd James Hoge shall Also find & allow unto the Sd Apprentice Suffitiant Meat , Drink Appearl, Washing Lodging & all other things needfull or meet for an appreantice during the term aforesaid , and also that the Sd. Js Hoge Shall Teach or Cause to be Taught to the Sd Apprentice Reading Wrighting and Common Arithmetic, Including the Rule of Thee and moreover Shall pay to the Sd Apprentice the sum Twelve Dollars in Cash , at the Expiration of his aforesaid Term --- In Witness, Whereof the parties to this presents have heave Intercheangeably Set Their hands and Seales the day and year first Written Jas Hoge (Seal ) Sighned Sealed Cs Brown ( Seal ) and acknowledged Edwd Rutledge (Seal) ) In presance of us Sml Shanklin ~ Contributed by Calvin Weddle �v ' ~ St Jo hn s Lutheran Church Cemetery, Wytheville, Wythe Co., Va .. Continued f rom p.28, Vol.XII, #1, Feb. ,1988 H65 , H09, , H41 ,H09, H14,H09, , H06 ,1109, , H02,H09, , H05,H09, , H09 ,H09, , H10,H09, , H13,H09, , H11 ,H09, , H01 ,H09, , H07 ,H09, , H12,H09, , H22,H09,5, H59,H09, , H21,H09, , E63,H09, , H62,H09 1 , HZO,H09, , H67 ,H09, , 1137,1109, • H38,H09, , H36 ,H09, , H19,H09, , HOS ,H09, , H24,H09, , H25 ,H09, , H23,H09, , Hi5,II09, , H16,ll09, , H30,H09, I H58,H09, , H34,H09, I H69,H09, , H70,H09, , H04,H09, , H03,H09, , H68,H09, , H17 ,H09, , H18,H09, I H51 ,H09, I H52,H09, , H32,H09, , H28,H09, , H60 ,H09' I H511,H09, I H53,H09 I ' H55,H09 ,2, H4fi,H09,0, H46,H09, I H42,H09, , Hll3,H09 , , KNir, POFF, RICE, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, RICH, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, ETTER, LEllEW , LEHEW, LEHEW, BEVILL, CATRON, CREGER 1 CREGER, CREGER, HALLER , HALLER, PALMER , PALMER, PALMER, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS , REPASS , BRADWELL, UMBERGER, WOHLFART, WOHLFORD , HARKRADER , HARKRADER, HARKRADER , SIMMERMAN , SIMMERMAN , SIMMERMAN , BAUMGARDNER , BAUMGARDNER, BAUMGARDNF.R, BAUMGARDNER, Mary, Ann, David, Mary, Lutie , Edward, George, Joseph, Robert, Charles, William, William, Josephine, John, Jesse, Sarah, Barbara, Michael, William, Daniel , niiiii,' Hoge, E, Thompson, fl' B, F, B, Keene, G, w, nmn , A, nmn, T, Knipp, nmn, K, nmn , Eli Zll, A, infant , infant, Catharine, Nancy, Jos , Jas ., Walter, Mary , Jacob, Wiliam, Rebecca , Catharine , Sophia , Bar bara , William, Christena , Nathaniel , Isaac, Christina, Christina, Lewis , Isaac , i nfant, Barbara, Philip, Margaret , Christopher , John, Rebecca, Ernm11llna, francisann , boy, girl , M, E, w, E, nmn, Spangler, nmn , nmn , nmn , nmn, nmn, nrnn, nmn, nmn , nmn, nmn, nmn , nmn , nmn , nmn , dau , runn' nmn, nmn, nmn , nmn, E, nmn, nmn , ,06,Mar,1714,03,Nov, ,, (Stone harly legible) ,, 49 , , , ,25,Jan ,lBTT,,Aged 72yr -----(Weathered badly),,31l ,22 ,Mar , 182?,07,Apr,1859 , ,,,14 ,07,Dec,1837,02, Fob,1919,,Wlfe of William W Rich ,, 6 ,02,Jan,1871, 31 , May,1957,, ,, 2 ,09,Jan,1879 ,1 2,0ct , 1902, Dr, ,, 5 ,07 ,Feb ,1 866 ,26 , Apr,1930,,,,9 ,22,Sep , 1865,07,Sep,1 857, ,Son of W W~ ME Rlch ,, 10 ,26 ,Sep,1874,19 ,Sep , 1886,,Son of WW & MF. ntch , ,,13 ,28,Jun,1861,13,Jun,1863, , ~on of WW & ME Rich, , 11 ,26 ,Aug,1 867 ,1 9,Sep ,1 944,, ,,1 , 25,S~p,1831 , 22 ,Nov , 1904 ,, , , 7 ,17,Jan,1 058,30,Dec , 1863,,0au of WW & ME Rich ,, 12 ,1819, , , 1905 ,,C S A,, 23 , , 1819, , , 1826 ,. Son of John & Mary Drown. ,, 115 1 ,27,Nov, 1820,28,Fcb,1900,,Wife of J A Brown. ,, 22 ,t 9,Jan , ~779,2B,Jun,1841,, Sacred to the memory of Barbara Knipp ; wife of Rev Jas A BROWN., wiq , 17,May , 1776,03 , Aug,181l9 ,, , , ll7 ,06,Apr, ~852 , 17,Aug,1866 ,, Son of John A & Sarah Brown . ,,21 , , , ,05,Sep,1805,,Agcd 53yr limo 7da. , ,50 ,20,Aug , 1828 ,2fl ,Aug,1857, ,Wife of David S Lehcw., , 32 , 22 , Aug,1857 ,23 ,Aug ,1 857,,Infant son of Davtd S & Eliza Lehew .,, 33 ,22,Aug , ~857,03,Sep , 1857, , Infnnt daup,hter of Oavid S & Eltza A Lehew.,, 31 , 16 ,0ct , 1820, 27,.lun ,1 857 ,.Wife of John A Bevill.,,20 , , , , ,O,Sep,1871,,Wife of GA CATRON.,,41 ,29 , Jul,1858,03 , Aug,1866 ,,,, 25 , 11 ,Aug, 1862,09,l>cc , 1863 ,,, ,26 , 25 ,Jun,1872,11 , Aug , 1872 , ,Son of GP~ MM Crep,er,,24 ,27,Jul,1777,13,Nov,1860 ,,Wife of Jacob Spillcr.,,15 ,27 ,Feb , 1773 1 19 ,Jul, 1861 ,,,, 17 ,29 ,May, 1835,24 , Feb , 1862 ,,, ,28 , , , ,21,Feb ,1 829 1 ,Wife of John Palmer ; mother ; aged 20 yr 4mo 11da.,,411 ,20,Mar, ,09 1 Apr ,, 890 ,. (stone broken; hardly legible) ., 30 ,20 ,0ct , 1816,16,Sep,1829, ,,,52 ,12, Jan ,1 790 ,01 , Jan , 1897 ,, Aged • The wife of Wiliam Repass.,,53 , 16,Jul , 1794,06 ,0ct , 1868, ., , II - ' , , , 19,Dec , 1867 ,,Wife of Wm Repass . AE 72yr 3mo Uda. , ,57 , 13, Nov, 1833, 18 ,May, 1836, ,, ,51 ,25,Sep,1798 , 10,Sep,1869,,Born in Colleton Dist SC . Died near Hillsville VA.,,18 , , , , 17 , Apr , 1863 ,, Aged 47yr 11mo 7da. ,, 19 , 14 , Feb, 1769 ,07 ,Oct , 1806 ,, ZumAndenken/Christina/p,oweseneEnefrau ven/Ludwig WOHLf ART geb der - , I ,22,May, 1762 , 21 , May , 1841,,,,40 , 15 ,SEP,1831l ,,AE 52 (inscription hardly legible), , ?~ , , , , , , ,Infant daughter of Hiram & Margaret A Harkrader., ,27 , ,Feb, 1753, , , , , Sacred to the me111ory of narbara, wife, -, , ,05,Dec,TITTO,,Aged 35yr _m _d. ,, 112 , ,03 , Jun , 18?.1, ,Ap,ed 78 . The wtfe of Christopher Simmerm~n., , u1 17116 , , ,1 813,,A soldier of the Revolution and Pioneer of Wythe County.,,113 1 , 17£17, , , 1R~13 , Capt,(C:-iptain John & Rebecca f: Baumgardner on same marker.),,37 , 1787, , , :P.37,, (Captain John & Rebecca E Baumgardner on same mnrker.) , ,38 , 08,Jul , 1830 ,, 7mo 2?.da. Daughter of John Oaump,ardner. , 1 35 ,23 ,0ct , 1831,,Umo 9da. Daughter of John DaumgarcJner.,, Jfi �I42,H09, , !15 ,H09, , I16 ,H09, , l17,H09, , 114 ,H09, , 148 ,H09, , I33,H09, , I32,H09, , I28,H09, , 127 ,H09, , I43 ,H09, 1 I44,H09, , I39,H09, , l41,H09 , , !35 ,H09, , 134 ,H09, , I 03,H09, , I46,H09, , I29,H09, , I31,H09,, 149,H09, , l30,H09, , 1115,H09, , I07 ,H09, , I08 ,H09, , I05 ,H09 , , I06 ,H09, , IOll,H09, , 11)0 ,H09, , I02 ,H09 , , I 01 ,H09 , , IllO ,H09, , I 11 ,H09, , I23,H09, , I13 ,H09, , I09 ,H09, , I 12 ,H09, , ! 26 ,H09 , , 120 ,H09, , I 21 ,1109, , I22 ,H09, 1 119,1109,5, I l8,H09 , , I 24 ,H09, , I25 ,H09 , , I47, H09, , I 10,H09, , I38 ,H09 , , 137 ,H09 , , 136 ,H09 , , DEAN, RICH, RICH , RICH, RICH, BROWN, LEHEW, LaHUE, CORVIN , CORVIN, HALLER , HALLER, HALLER, HALLER, HEUSER, HEUSER, KEGLEY, KINDER, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, TARTER, CHAPPLE , CHAPPLE, HUFFARD, SHARITZ, SHA RITZ, SHARITZ , CLEMMONS, CLEMMONS, GIBBONEY, UMBARGER, UMBARGER , UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, LI NDENDER, PATTERSON, SIMMERMAN , SIMMERMAN, SIMMERMAN , Nancy, Ann , Mary, Thomas , Catherine, James , Isaac , Martha, Sarah, Susan , John, Maria , Albert, Evelina, Susan , William, John, Polly , Mary, Lydia , Daniel, George , Nicholas, James, Frances , Mary, Guy, Sarah, Robertson, William, Elizabeth , Frances, Mary, Alpha , Eliza, Henry, Rufus, R, Maud, Ross, Alpha, Edley, Linnie, Solomon, Emily McK, Lydia OE, Anne, Willa, Thomas, Stephen, nmn, Catherine , Jane , J, nmn , Wesley , nmn , D, Elizabeth, Jane, nmn, Theresa, Van, nmn, M, Dean , J. nmn , E, nmn, nmn , F, nmn, Jeffrey , E, Hudson, nmn , nmn, Montgomery , H, nmn, A, M, nmn , Catherine , nmn, nmn, Edly, nmn, nmn, nmn, nmn, nmn, nmn, Repass, nmn, nmn, c, nmn, s, , , , ,04,Feb , 1838, ,Wife of Thomas Dean. Dau of Michael & Elizabeth Cassell A:28yr4mo20 ,e , 15 ,Feb , 1811,10,Apr,1856 ,, Consort of Fleming K Rich.,,508 ,26,May , 1843 , ,Age : 13yr 4mo 26da. Dau of F K & AC Rich .,, 510 , 08,May, 1846,,Son of F K &NA C Rich . AE: lOyr mo 6da . ,,511 ,25 ,Jul , 1811 ,,Age : lyr 8mo 27da . Dau of F K & MT Rich . 1 ,507 , , , ,05 ,May,1846,,Son of Dan iel & Theresa Brown . Thrown from a horse . AE: 14yr 5mo.,, 5ll , 20 ,Aug,1787 , 11 ,Nov,1856 ,, Aged: 69yr 2mo 24da. ,,527 ,23,Dec,1802,23,Aug,1875 ,, ,,526 , 17 ,Jul, 1853 , ,Aged: 14yr l l mo 2da . Dau of Samuel M & Rachel H Corvin., ,522 , , , , 11 ,Jul , 1853 ,, Dau of Samuel M & Rachel H Corvin . Aged : lOyr Omo lOda . ,,521 ,29 ,Jul , 1780 , 05 ,Jun, 1839 ,,, ,537 ,27,Nov,1817 , 12,Sep,1818 , , ,, 538 , 19,Mar , 1824 , 14 ,Nov,1840 ,,,, 533 ,27,0ct , 1821,20 ,Jun,1848,,, ,535 , , , ,16,Aug , 1862, ,Wife of Guido A Heuser . Age : 25yr 3mo 6da., , 529 ,22 , Jun,1859,16,Sep,1859 , ,Son of GA & Susan M Heuser., , 528 ,Ol ,Jul , 1845 , 09 ,May ,1 864 ,, Son of Martin & Susan Kegley. Killed at Battle of Cloyd ' s Mtn .,, 496 ,03 ,Aug ,1 814, ,Age : lyr mo 09da . ,, 540 , , , ,10,Sep ,1853 ,, W1fe of John Repass. Aged: 24yr 9mo 20da .,,523 , 11,Jan ,1 809,14 ,Jul,1897, ,Wife of Jessie Repass . Aged: 88yr 6mo 3da .,,525 , 24,Jun, 1766,29,Sep , 1833, , , ,543 ,26 ,Jun , 1832 ,08,Jun , 1882,,,, 524 , , , ,08 , Apr,1821, , Aged: 75yr Omo 27da . , ,539 ,09,Jul, 1858 ,23 , Nov , 1862, ,Son of Alfred & Sophia Chapple. Born in Washington D C. ,,500 ,17,Sep , 1861 , 12 , Dec ,1 862 ,, Dau of Alfred & Sophia Chapple.,,501 , 31,Jan , 1839,09,Aug,1883 ,, Wife of James W Huffard.,,498 ,28,Apr,1805 , 16 , Jul , 1888 ,,,, 499 ,20 ,Sep,1803, 19,Jan,1887 ,,, ,497 ,08,0ct , 1848, 12,0ct , 1854 ,, Son of Joseph & Patsy Shari tz. Aged: 6yr mo Ollda . ,. 544 , 15,Sep, 1852,03,tlov, 1856 , ,Son of William & Elizabeth Clemmons., ,495' , , , 15, Mar, 1859,, Wife of Wm S Clemmons . Age 45yr 2mo 15da,, 494 ,1 0 ,0ct,1819,30 ,Jun,18113 ,,,, 534 , 14,0ct , 1824,29,May,1858,,Aged: 33yr 9mo 15da. Wife of Rufus Umbarger. ,, 5011 ,27,Mar,1820,06,Dec,1873,,Age: 53yr Brno 9da . Wife of Solomon Umbarger.,,517 ,09 ,Nov , 1836,16,May , 1902 ,, Age: 65yr 6mo 7da . Wife or Rufus Umbarger .,,506 ,08,Jun,1866 1 ,Age 83yr Omo 20da ., ,502 ,19,0ct , 1870.,Aged : 48yr 6mo 20da. ,, 505 1 , , ,1843 , ' ,1 906 ,,,, 520 ,30,0ct ,1 878,28 ,Jun ,l 959 ,,,, 514 , 1868 , ' '1869 , , , •515 ,1876 , , ,1892,, ,, 516 , 1876, , , 1892 ,, C S A 1861-1865 . (Two markers : one shows R Edl ey UMBERGER) ,, 513 ' • , 188 3, , , 19 13 , • ' '5 12 ,23,Nov, 1813,21,Mar, 1881 ,,Age: 67yr 3mo 28da . ,, 518 , 1850, , , 1931, ,Wife of R Edly Umberger ., ,519 , 09 ,Mar, 1805,,Aged : 13yr mo 10da . 11 541 , , , ,23,Aug,1870 1 ,Dau of J H&M J Patterson. Age lyr Omo 23da., ,503 ,26,Jan,1818,1 5 ,Feb,1850,,,,532 , , , , ,Sep, ,, (Stone badly weathered -- hardly legible.) ,,531 ,13,oct,1815,0l ,Feb,1853, , Age: 37yr 3mo 19da.,,530 \n l"1 �-r:: J12, H09 ,3, J11l,H09, , J13 ,H09, , J11,H09,, J20,H09,5, J17, H09, , J18,H09, , J19,H09, , J15,H09, , J22 ,H09, , J04,H09, , J03,H09, , Jl6,H09 , , J21,H09,, J10,H09, , J05 ,H09, , J07 ,H09, , J02 ,H09, J06 ,H09' I J08,H09, , J28 ,H09 , , J09,H09, , J25,H09, , J21l,H09, , J27 ,H09, , J29,H09,5, J26 ,H09, , J23,H09,2, J23,H09 , , NYE, John, John, NYE, Keturah, NYE, Elizabeth, NYE, James, KENT, Joseph, KENT, Alexander S, KENT, KENT 1 Frances Peyton, Jane, BROWN, Alex., BROWN, George, FLOHR, Elizabeth, FLOHR, Francis, YATES, YATES , Emily Roberta, Alley, KEGLEY, Sarah, KEGLEY, Susan, KEGLEY, Leonard, KEGLEY, Catherine, KEGLEY, William , ROEDEL, Susie , SAYERS, George , CASSELL, J, SPILLER , Frank, SPILLER, Susan , SPILLER , Francis, SPILLER, William, SPILLER, Robert, CROCKETT, Jane Lewis, CROCKETT , Kl 1 ,H09, , K 14 ,H09 , , K11,H09 , , K23,H09, , K22, H09, , K06 ,H09, , K39 ,H09, , K38 ,H09, , K08,H09, , Kll0,H09, , Kl5 ,H09, , K43,H09 , I K29 ,H09' I K29 ,H09, K02 ,H09, , Kl0,H09,5 , K29 ,H09, I K33,H09, , K20 ,H09 , , K03 , H09,5, Kll2 ,H09, , K18 ,H09, , K16,H09 , , KOS ,H09 , , K07 ,H09 1 , K41,H09, , Mary , RICH, David , RICH , Fleming , RICH, John, BROWN, Mary , BROWN, Helen, BROWN , Maria, BROWN, Daniel, BROWN, Joseph G, BROWN , BROWN , Christopher Sr , Henry, MYERS, Casper, RADER, Alley, YONCE, Peter , YONCE , Thomas, YONCE, William , YONCE, Catharine, YONCE, William, FOSTER , Jane , KEGLEY, John, KEGLEY , John, KEGLEY, Phebe , KEGLEY , Sally, KEGLEY, Susan, KEGLEY, Martin, KEGLEY, Catharine , KEGLEY , I ,1761l, , ,1825 ,Capt ,Capt US ARMY War of 1812. ,, 11 Peter, , , Peter, 1,17,Jun,1826 , 04,Jul,1829,,Infant son of JR & SM Nye.,,13 Malinda, ,14,Sep,1828,25,feb,1832 , ,Dau of JR & SM Nye. Aged: 3y 5m 11d . ,,35 nmn, ,02,Sep ,1776,06,May,i852,,Consort of John P Nye.,,3? , , , , ,Col ,C SA 1861-1865.,,37 F, , , F, ,09,Mar , 1820 , 04,Sep , 1886,, ,,16 B, ,JO ,Jun , 1859 , 20 ,Feb,19?.2,,, , 17 Brown, ,23,Sep,1821, 07 , Jun , 1860 ,, Wife of Jos F Kent. , ,18 Stuart, , 19,0ct, 1819,28,Nov , 1873,,Dau of Judge James E &Maria Brown .,,14 Stuart, ,20,Jan ,1831 1 08 ,Apr,1 859 ,,,, 21 , , , 30 ,Apr, 1826 ,Rev,Aged: 63y Sm. , , 3 D, nmn , , 19,Jun,1777 , 25 ,Jul ,1858, ,Relict of Rev George D Flohr.,,30 nmn, ,27 ,May ,1 885 ,21,Sep ,1 938 ,,Son of John Orfeur & Emily Kent Yates .,, 15 Kent , ,18,Feb,1855,03 ,Feb,1938 ,, Dau of J F & F PB Kent. Wife of J 0 Yates. ,, 38 nmn, ,06,Sep , 1824 ,29 ,Jun, 1884,,Wlfe of William Kegley ., ,9 Alethia, 1 12, Dec , 1855 ,25 ,Jul , 186 1,,AE: Sy 7m 13d. Dau of Wm & Ally Kegley ,, 4 E, ,24 , Dec,1858 , 17 ,Jan , 1862,,Dau of William & Ally Kegley. , ,6 Absalam , , 13 , Aug, 1832,1 2 ,Jun , 1835 ,,AF: : 2yr 10mo 29d ,, 1 Virginia, ,?O,Jun , 1847,13,May,1848 ,, Dau of William & Alir.e Kegley.,,5 D, , 01 , Jan , 1829 ,12,Dec,1865,Rev, Pastor St John ' s (Lutheran) Church., St J, , ,08 ,Jan,1883 ,, Dau of SR & LA Sayers . Aged : Jy ., , 28 M, , , Pence, , 30 ,Jun , 1859,16,Jan , 1862,,Son of William & SC Cassell . , ,8 Robert, ,08,May ,1 850 ,23,Feb , 1882, , b i n WythPville ; din New York ., ,25 Smith , ,10,Jun , 1844 , 05 ,Apr , 1876,, , ,24 nmn , ,22 ,Dec ,1 809 ,29 ,Aug , 1883 ,,,, 27 , , , , Cor p, C S A 1861 - 1865. , , 29 s, , , , Hickman, ,08,0ct , 1800,31,Mar,1855,, Erected by his fond & devoted wife , Susa , , 1767 , , ,1819,Maj,(Served in Revo and/or Wa r of 1812?), , 22 nmn, , 1780, , , 1855,,Wife of Maj Robert Crockett • .,23 Stuart , T, Allen, K, nmn, nmn, Virginia, Mason, nmn , y' nmn , nrnn , nmn , Brown , nmn , nmn , A, nrnn, H, nmn , J, nmn, nmn, nmn , nmn , nmn , nmn, , 13,Dec,1818 ,27,Nov,18q1 ,, Aged : 72y llm 14d . ,,11 , 07 ,Dec,1853,11 , Aug,1941 , , ,, lS ,23 ,Jan,1806,25 ,Jun , 186 1,,Aged: 55y 5m 2d.,,12 , , , ,06 ,Jul,1853 ,, In the 64th year of his age . ,, 22 , 31 ,Mar,1793,09,Apr , 1867,,Wife of John Brown. ,, 21 ,19 ,0ct,1854,26 ,Jul,1861,,Dau of John C & ME Brown .,,6 , , , 1754 , 10 ,May,1822,,Wife of Christopher Brown . ,, 40 , 04 ,Apr,1803,06,Sep , 1856 , Esq. ,, , 39 ,05 ,Apr,1862,27,Mar,1866 ,,Son of JC & ME Brown . , , 8 ,1751 , 16 , Jul , 1816 ,,,, 41 ,27 ,May,1869 , ,Aged: About 6)y ., , 16 , , , ,06,Jun , 1811 ,, Died in his 80th year. ,, 44 , 19 ,Feb,1805,15 ,May , 1878 ,,Wife of Peter Yonce . ,,29 , 17 ,0ct ,1 800 ,28 ,May , 1854 , , ,, 28 ,04,Sep,1 806 ,03 ,Jun , 1890,,, ,2 ,1 6 , Nov , 1835,24,Sep , 1864 ,LtCol,Wounded Battle of Winchester ; d Charlottesvi ll e., ,1 0 ,06 ,Aug,1780,23 ,Sep,1859 ,,Wife of John Yonce. , ,30 \ ,10,0ct,1805,22 , Dec , 1869 ,, Born in Loudon Co VA.,,34 ,28,Jul , 1815,15,Dec ,1 854 ,, Wife of David Kegley . ,, 19 l,Ol ,Jul,1845,06,May , 1864, ,Killed Battle of Cloyd's Mtn. (Two markers),,) ,06,May,1797,06,May,1866,,, , ll3 ,25,Jan,181 0 , 12 ,0ct,1856 1 , ,, 18 ,04,Feb,1832,08 ,Apr , 1860,,Wife of JG Kegley. ,, 17 ,29,Mar , 1815 ,09,Jan ,1 880,,Wife of Martin Kegley . , , 5 , 27 ,Dec,1812,07,Feb , 1882, ,Age : 69y 1m 7d . Baptized Hans Martin KEGLEY .,,7 ,20 ,Jun,1805 ,02,Jan ,1 864, ,Wife of John Kegley .,, 42 �K36 ,H09, K13,H09, K12,H09, KOii ,H09 1 Kll6 ,H09' K45 ,H09 I Kll4 ,H09, K35,H09, K311 ,H09, K21 ,H09, K31,H09, K32 ,H09 , K30,H09, K26 ,H09 1 K28,H09, K27 ,H09, K211 ,H09, K25,H09, K37,H09 , , , , Theresa , Lettie, Letitia , John, Jacob, William, Jacob Junr. , Henry , Jacob, Massilon, David , Thomas , Lettitia, Betsey , Polly, Daniel , Mary, James , Julian, nmn , Rich, Rich , Posey, nmn , nmn , nmn , , , , , , MILLER , MORTON, HORTON, MOYERS , REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, SEAGLE , SEAGLE, SEHORN, SEXTON, SEXTON , SEXTON, JACKSON , SHA RITZ , SHARITZ, BOTI'OMLY, BOTTOMLY , TISINGER, l.58 ,H09, , L65,H09, , L36 ,Hu9 , , L39 ,H09, , LllO,H09 , , L31 ,H09, , L42,H09 , , L32 ,H09, , L28 ,H09 ,5, L37,H09, , L29 ,H09, , L34,H09, , L43,H09, I L29,H09 ,5 , L38 ,H09, , L33,H09, , Lll1,H09, , L35 ,H09 , , L36 ,H09, , L49 ,H09, , L20,H09,5, L21,H09, , L21,H09, , L25,H09, 1 L27 ,H09, , L26,H09, , L51,H09, , L54 ,H09, , L53,H09, , L54 ,H09, , L52 ,H09, , L56 ,H09, , L23,H09, , L24 ,H09, , L69,H09 1 , L68 ,H09 1 , KYLE, YOST , BROWN, BROWN , BROWN , BROWN, BROWN, BROWN , BROWN, BROWN , BROWN, BROWN , BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN , BROWN, BROWN, DAVIS, FELTY, FELTY, FELTY I FELTY, FELTY, FELTY, MYERS, HYERS, MYERS , HYERS, HYERS, ARCHER, CARTER, DORIOT I HALLER, HALLER, Jane , Julia, Anna , John, Mary, Henry , James , Lydia, Rufus, Sarah , Sarah, Susan , George, Joseph, Joseph , Matilda, Matilda, Margaret , Christopher, Jacob , John , John, Polly, Marcus, Samuel, Christiana, James, Joseph, Robert, Margaret, Annastatia, Virginia, Mary, Frederick, Charles, Catharine , nmn , , I , , , , , , , , , W, F, nmn, nmn , S, nmn, mun , Ann , nmn, nmn , nmn , s, , , , , 07 ,Nov , 1879 ,, Age: 82y Sm lld . m 1st Daniel BROWN Esq; 2nd Michael JACKSON .,, Mich ,31,Mar,1 873 , 19 ,Nov , 1873, , Dau of W D & LR Morton., , 14 ,1 11 ,0ct ,1 8113 ,1 0 , Apr,1873 ,,Consort of W D Morton. ,, 13 ,16,Apr,1862 ,, Age : 12y 7m 8d . Son of Thos & EA Moyer s., , 11 , ,Jun,18111,, Age : 76 (Epitaph in German ; only partly legible. ) ,, 47 , , , ,03 ,Feb ,1 821 ,,Aged : 23y lm., , 46 , 19,Sep, 181 1, 12 ,Aug , 1835, ,, ,115 , , , , 23 ,Feb , 1857 ,, AE: 51y 7m 16d .,,36 ,02 ,Feb,1 77 1,23 ,Nov,1822,,,, 35 ,05 , Dec,18115,0 l, Mar ,1 854 ,,Son of Rebecca J Sehorn.,,20 ,30,Jul,1809 ,03,Feb , 1882,,,,32 , , , ,21 ,Jan,1 845 ,, Son of David & Lettitia Sexton . Aged: 6y Om 2d .,,33 ,03 ,Jun ,1 8111 ,211 ,Jan ,1 840 ,, Wife of David Sexton., , 31 ,03,Jun ,1 802 ,24 , Aug,1857 ,, A native of Yorkshire. Wife of Michael Jackson ., Engl, , , , , 18 ,Sep , 1839 , ,Wife of Daniel Sharitz. Aged: About 84 y.,, 27 ,02 ,Feb, 1776 , 12,0ct,1 840 ,,, 1 26 1 111,~ug,1777,16 , Jun , 1851 ,, Consort of James Bottomly .,, 23 ,21,Aug ,1 775,24 ,Apr , 1853 ,, A native of Yorkshire ; England .,, ,11, Dec ,1 841,,AE: 30y Sm 21d .,, 38 , 17 ,Sep ,1793 , 11 ,Jul,1864 ,, Wife of James Kyle . b Rockingham Co VA; d near Wytheville (VA)., , 62 A, , , , ,1 5 ,Sep,1872 ,, Wife of L M Yost . Age: ll9y 9~ Qd .,,70 Maria, 1, 04,Jul , 1778 , 19 ,Dec, 1849 ,,Anna Mari a & Chri stopher on Brown mar ker. Consort of Christopher . ,,38 H, ,--, Jan,1790 ,17,Mar , 1851,, , , 42 nmn , , , , 1793 , , 1 1847, ,Wife of John Brown . , , 113 nmn , 1 19 ,Feb,1818,211,Feb , 1888,, ,, 32 Andrew, ,02 ,Jan,1851,22 ,Feb , 1870, ,,, 115 nmn , ,Ol ,Nov ,1 819 , 09 , Jan ,1 896 ,,,, 33 nmn , ' I , ,Lt, C s A 1861-1 865 . ' , 29 Hudson, , , , ,1 0 ,Apr , 1880,,Wife of Joseph Brown. Aged: 62y .,,40 Repass , , 15 ,Feb ,1 839 , 19,May ,1 920,,Joseph R & Sarah Repass show on Brown marker . Wife of Lt Joseph RB ,} Virginia, ,28 ,Jun,1852 , 30 ,Sep,1852 ,, Dau of Henry & Lydia Brown., 1 35 H, , , , ,17 ,Feb , 1873, ,Age : 20y. ,, 46 R, ,18 ,Sep , 1840 , 09,May,1864,Lt ,Joseph R & Sa rah Repass show on Br own marker . ,, 30 nmn , , , , ,03,Mar , 18811, ,Aged : 68y 10 d. , ,111 M, ,11 ,Feb,1859 , 02,Sep , 1860 ,, Dau of Henry & Lydia Brown .,, 34 Jane, , 11 ,Nov, 1837 , 111,Jan, 1844 1 , , ,11 11 Catherine , , 15 ,Jun , 18119 , 28 ,Sep , 1852 ., Dau of Henry & Lydia Brown .,, 36 nmn , , 07 ,Nov,1774 ,20 ,Sep , 1850 ,,Anna Marla & Christopher on Brown marker . ,, 39 nmn, , 13 ,Aug , 1820, ,Age : 30 4m 111d . Verse in German. , ,52 nmn , , , , , , , ,, C S A 1861- 1865. ,, 21 nmn, 1,24,Mar,1822 1 03,0ct , 1864 ,,Both John & Polly F show on Felty marker.,,22 F, ,29 ,May,1 821 , , ,1 894 ,,Both John & Polly F show on Felty marker. ,, 23 nmn , ,16,Apr, 1854,14, Jul , 18511,,Son of Gabriel & Frances Felty ., 1 26 nmn, ,22,Jan,1824 ,211 ,Mar ,1 849, , Son of William Felty, Sr . , nmn, ,07 ,Jan,1800 ,15 ,Apr , 1848 ., Wife of William Felty Sr . ,, 27 H, , ,08,Aug,1854 ,,Son of J & ME Myers. ,, 511 Brown , , , ,1 816 , , 1 1893 ,, Joseph Brown & Margaret Emelin show on Myers marker .,,57 Crockett , ,22,Apr,1858 , 11 , Nov , 1860, ,Son of Joseph & Margaret E Myers .,, 56 Emelin, , , ,1808, , ,1896 ,,Joseph Brown & Margaret Emelin show on Myers marker .,,58 Arrineal, ,16,Dec ,1 856,01 ,0ct ,1 860 ,, Dau of Joseph & Margaret Myers .,,55 Gibboney, ,20 ,Apr , 1851, 19 ,Jun , 1905, ,, ,60 Ella , , 07 ,Jul,18 51~ , 25,Apr , 1855 ,, Dau of RC & M V Carter . ,,24 c, ,31,Mar, 1830 , 15,Jan ,1 853,,, ,25 A, ,25 ,Feb,1827,06,Jan ,189 3,,,,74 Salome, ,12,Aug,1791,16 ,Sep,1870,,Dau of Rev Jacob Goering of Hagerstown MD;wife of Dr John HALLER. , Ha \!) �~~ L70,H09, , L48 ,H09, , L19,H09, , L62, H09, , L17 ,H09, , L04 , H09, , L02,H09, I L03,H09, , LOl , H09, , L06 ,H09, I L07 ,H09, , L05 ,H09' I L63,H09, , Lllll ,H09, , L61l,H09, , LSO ,H09 1 , Ll8,H09, , Ll8 ,H09' I L71 ,H09, , L67 ,H09. I L66,H09, , L57 ,H09 , , L6l,H09,, L60 ,H09, , L59,H09, , L59 ,1109 , , L 11 ,H09, , L11l ,H09, , L 13,H09 , , Ll.17 ,H09, , Lll6,H09 , , Lll5,H09, , L08 ,H09,5, L55 ,H09, , L16,H09, , L09 ,H 09, , L10,H09 , , L12,H09, , HALLER, MOYERS , PHELPS, PRUN~ , SEAGLE, STUART, STUART, STUART, STUART, THOMAS, THOM.tis, THOMAS, CASSELL, CASSELL, CASSELL, HOLSTON, HUFFARD, HUFFARD, KEISTER, BLESSING , BLESSING, GIBBONEY, GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY, GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY , JOHNSTON, LEFTWICH, LEFTWICH, UMBARGER, UMBARGER, UMBERGER, BLACKWELL, PATTERSON, ROBERTSON , RICHARDSON, RICHARDSON , TALIAFERRO, Catherine, Catharine, Sabilla, L, Mary, Jane , George , Margaret, Margaret , Laura , Edward , George, David , Margaret , Catharine, Benjamin, Alice, Andrew, Sarah , Henry , Margaret , Jane, James , Thomas , William, Caroline , Emily , Isaac , Nancy, Ballard , Christena, Leonard , William, Anna , Elizabeth, William, Char lotte , Fannie A, M36,H09, , M36 ,H09 ' I M01 1 H09,5, M20 ,H09, , M26,H09,, M26 ,H09, I M03 ,H09, I M08,H09, , M12,H09, , M17 ,H09 ' I M23 ,H09 , I M2ll ,H09 , , M22 ,H09, , M02 ,H09, , Mlll , H09, , M16 , H09, , M37 ,H09 ' I DYER, DYER , NEFF, YOST , McKEE, McKEE, RIDE , BAYLOR, BURG IS, HARPER, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY , MILLER , REPASS , REPASS , McLEWIS , Lucy, Mollie , Emory , Euphemia, Adam, George , Mary, James , Charles , James , Mary, Nancy , Martin , William, Jacob, Elizabeth, Elijah, Goering van, mnn, nmn, A, Jane, nmn, nmn , M, nmn, Stuart, A, Stuart, nmn, nmn, nmn, nmn, Hudson, J' Ellen, nmn , J, Kyle , Kyle , McCausland, nmn, nmn , Lefl:..w1ch, Jefferson, Ward, T, nmn , nmn, P, Maria , Branch , J, nmn , Leftwich, , 27,Dec, 1831 , 23,May,1896 ,,, ,75 , , , , ,Sep, , ,Wife of T Moyers., ,51 ,22,Dec,1798 ,21,May , 1856 ,, , ,20 ,20,Mar,1825,05,Dec, 1828 ,,(Last letters in surname illeg.),,67 ,01 ,0ct ,1 821 , 16,Apr,1895 ,, Wi fe of J F Seagle, 1 1 18 , 05,Nov,1832 ,1 3,Apr,1868 ,,,, 4 , 15,Nov ,1 789 , 08 ,Mar , 1862 ,,, ,2 ,05,Jan,1796 ,30 ,Jul,1864 ,,,, 3 ,24,Feb, 1837,21,Jan,1856, , ,,1 ,21,Dec, 1841 ,1 0,0ct ,1 870 ,,Wi fe of Charles B Thomas. ,, 7 , 15 ,Apr,1868,26,Apr,1921,nr, , ,8 ,06 ,Apr,1866,31 , Aug , 1869,,Son of George B & Laura S Thomas,, , 6 ,07 ,Jan ,1781l , 11 , Apr, 1869 ,,, ,68 , , , 27 , Dec, ,, Age : 67y 5m 9d . (Broken -- guessed last two letters of CASSELL . ), , 47 1 ,15 1 Dec,1795 1 29 ,Jul ,1 865 ,, Consort of David Cassell . ,,69 ,Dec ,1 776,02 , Sep ,1 854 ,,,,53 ,22 ,Jan , 1891 ,, Age: 65y 9m 6d .,,77 , , , ,25,Jan , 1891 ,, Age : 72y 3m 25d .,, 19 ,19,Jun,1 835 1 05,Apr , 1857 ,, Consor t of Gordon D Keister ., ,76 ,03 , Jul 1 1873 , , Aged : ll9y., , 72 , , , ,29 1 Nov,1870 ,,Wife of Henry Yost . Age : 3ly., , 71 ,06,Apr,1854 ,22 ,Feb , 1923 ,,,,61 , 12,Aug,1856,23 , Apr , 1904,, , ,66 , , , ,21,Apr,1 384 ,, Aged : 17y . , , 65 , 26 ,Jan,1815 , 11,Dec ,1 901,,(Caroline & W Bon Gi bboney marker) b Drumnakilia , Tyro, , 11 ,Sep ,1 821l ,l6,Dec,187 3,, (Carol1ne & WB show on Gibboney marker) Wife of William G1bboney . ,,6 21,Jul, 1833,21,Jun, 1907 11 ,, 13 1 ,26,Jan,1799,0ll,Jan , 1893,, ,, 16 ,1 0,Apr,1803,20 ,0ct,1857 , ,Wife of Isaac J Leftwich., ,1 5 ,22 ,Mar,1 848 ,06,Mar , 1855, ,,, 50 ,21 , 0ec , 1777 , 17 , Jul , 181.14 , ,Wife of LU Umbarger. ,, 1.19 , 11l ,Aug , l782 ,21,Apr , 1866 ,,,, ll8 , 09 , Dec , 18l.I0,07 1 Dec,1861,,A member of Co B 1.15 Reg VA Vol . ,, 9 ,03 ,Jan ,1 805,07 ,Mar , 1860 , ,Wife of William Patterson .,,59 , 27 , Jan,1862 ,,Aged : 67y . From Ame l ia Co VA . ,,17 , , , ,01 ,Sep, 1871 ,. Aged: 51y.,. 10 , 16 ,Feb , 1838 , 08 ,Jan,1913 ,, Aorn in Belfast I r eland ; wife of William J RICHARDSON. , Irel , ,24,May,1 828 ,01 ,May ,1 857 , ,Wife of Richard M Taliaferro., ,14 , ,Little Mollie & Lucy sleep here.,,110 , , , , , ,, LittleMollie&Lucysleephere. (Nodatesgiven.) ,, 111 ,23,0ct , 1842, 01,Jul , 1865,,Co C 51 Reg Va Vol. CC S A), ,77 ,21l ,Nov ,18ll9 , 06 , Dec , 1852 ,, Dau of Lewis M & Julia A Yost.,,91l ,1 774 , , , 184 2 , ,Born in Donegal Co . Ireland ; uncle of Hugh SPENCE. ,, , , , 1825 ,, Born in Donegal Co ., !rel, , , , ,26 ,Jan , 181l3 ,,Ap,e : 53y 1m 1d . 11 11 1.1 , l1 ,Nov , l81l7 ,02 ,Nov ,1 85l ,,,, 83 ,O) , Feb , 1855 ,22 , Feb , 1861 ,, Son of G W & Almeda Burgis .,, 87 14,Dec,1851l,25,Aug , 1855 ,, Son of William & Elizabeth Harper ., Harpe,91 1 ,1 5 ,May , 1785 ,04 ,J un,1 860 ,,Wife of Martin Kegley.,,96 , 25 ,May , 1816,18 , May , 1819 ,,,, 97 , 19 ,Sep , 1782, 10 ,Mar ,1 81.14, ,Son of George Kegley. ,, 95 , , , ,19,Mar,1 859 ,,Son of Austin & Elizabeth M Miller . 15y Sm ld .,, 78 ,26 ,Dec 1 1816 ,25,0ec , 1880,,,,B8 ,1 8,May ,1 820 , 20 , Aug ,1 855 , ,Wife of Jacob Repas s. ,, 90 ,,Son of Rev JN & J M McLewi s. (No dates given.),,112 nmn, nmn, 1, A, J, nmn, nmn, Jane , w, Newton , M, Myers, nmn , nmn, B, nmn , nmn, nmn , �M34 ,H09, , M27 ,H09, , M33,H09, , M06,H09, , M11 1 H09, , M04 ,H09, , M07 ,H09, I M05,H09, I M29,H09, , M32,H09, , M32 ,H09, , M10,H09 , , M09 ,H09, , M35 ,H09, , M19 ,H09, , M15,H09, , M18,H09, , M38 ,H09, , M38 ,H09,, M25,H09, , StCLArR, StCLAIR , StCLAIR, WISELEY, WISELEY, WISELEY, WI SELEY , WISELEY, GIBBONEY, GIBBONEY , GIBBONEY, PATTISON, PATTISON, ROBINSON, SPANGLER, UMBARGER, WILLIAMS, BAUMGARDNER, BAUMGARDNER, BAUMGARDNER, James, Wiliam, Elizabeth, John, John , Emily , Stuart, William, David , Thomas , Margaret, Maggie , Wi llie , Elijah , Peter , David, Sarah, N51,H09 , , N07 ,H09 I ' N27 ,H09, , N08 ,H09,7, N05 ,H09 , , N09 ,H09, , N05 ,H09, , N06 ,H09, , N09 ,H09, , NOii ,H09, , N60 ,H09 , , N63 ,li09, , N42,H09 1 , N6 3,H09, , Nll3,H09, , N44 ,H09, , Nll5 ,H09 , , N31,H09, , N03 ,H09,8, N22 ,H09,5 , N29 ,H09 ,5, N20 ,H09, , N49,H09, , Nll8 ,H09, , ~52 ,H09, , N50 ,H09 , , N47 ,H09 I ' Nl9,H09, , N02,H09, , N01 ,H09, 7 N59 ,H09, , N61,1109, , N62,H09, , N62 ,HOq , , FRY, HALE, HOWE , SULT , SULT , SULT, SULT , SULT , SULT, SULT, AUMAN , BOWEN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN , FELTY, HEARN, LEEDY, NEESE , RIDER, YONCE, YONCE, YONCE, YONCE, YONCE, CREGER, FISHER, FISHER , MILLER, MILLER, MILLER , MILLER, MOYERS, SAYERS, Louisa, Gladys , Sallie, Fred, Ruth, Caroline , Sult , M~nnie, Victoria, W, Alvin , Albert, Katherine , A, N21,HOq, , N15,H09,5, c, Polly, Harriet , Charles, William , William, Winefred, Lucy, Henry , M, Mary, Rufus, Nancy E, Margaret A, William Sr, Alfred, Martin, Marshall , James, Eliza, Susan, Frances, Ellenora, Benjamine, Mary, Sarah, Joseph , Emily , Emily, James, R Virginia, Bettie, Robert, nmn , nmn, nmn, J, J, Markum, c, s, nmn, nmn , nmn,nmn, H, nmn, J, nmn, nmn, Welcome, U, nmn , s. w, v' s, c, E, nmn, Buchanan , Earhart , nmn, F, nmn, Yost, H, Jane, Virginia , Ann, Brown, F, Ann, nmn, ninn, nmn, nmn, R, Fountain , Pattison , nmn, ,21 ,Jul,1797 ,22 ,Feb,1862,,,,108 , , , ,26 ,May , 1842 ,, Age: 3 . (Illeg.) Native of Ireland .,, 101 ,18,Sep , 1806 , 02 , Sep , 1852, , ,,107 , , , , 11,Apr,1852,, 8y 10m 16d.,,8l ,29 ,Mar,1792,27,Sep,1853,,,,86 ,27,Feb,1 855 ,07,Dec,1856,,,,79 ,06 ,0ct , 1846 , 03 , Jun ,1848,,,,82 , 12 ,Feb,1817 ,07 ,Jan , 1856 ,,,, 80 , , ,lO,Jul ,1 823 ,,Age: 10y 6m. ,,1 02 1 1, , , ,01 ,May, 18llO , ,Thomas & Margaret on Gibboney marker. Age: 55y., , 101.1 , , , ,20,May , 1853, ,Thomas & Margaret on Gibboney marker. Age: 67y. ,, 106 ,21l ,Nov , 1855 , 11,Sep 1 1856 ,,Dau of J L & M E Pattison. ,, 85 ,25,Dec,1858 ,01, 0ec , 1860,,Son of J L & ME Pattison ., ,84 1 , , ,07 ,Jun , 1859,,Aged : 20y 2m 24d . A native of Maryland • ., 109 ,22 ,Feb,1839,15,Nov,1852 ,, ,,93 ,28,Jun,1 815,16 ,Nov , 1858 11 ,, 89 , , , 1780, , , 1861,.Erected by son, E P , , , ,1821 , , 1 1898, ,Polly U & C Welcome show on Baumgardner marker .,, 1111 , , , 1821, , , 1881.,Polly U t. C Welcome show on Baumgardner marker .,,1 13 ,03,Jul,1 836,05 ,Feb,1861, 1 Wife of Jacob Baumgardner.,, 98 ,01 ,0ct , 1856,17 ,Nov 1 1863, ,Dau of Hlram & Anna M Fry .,, 58 ,23,Jan,1925 ,29 ,Nov,1953 ,,Wife of Jessie J Hale .,,8 ,1 2 ,Aug ,1 840 ,24 ,Jun ,1 901, ,Wife of Peter Howe .,, 31 , 15 ,Jan, 1918, 14 , Dec , 1975,PFC,US ARMY WW II. ,, 9 , 30 ,Mar , 1894, 18 ,Sep , 1973 ,, Ruth V & Charles W show on Sult marker. ,, 5 , 08 ,May,1 875,13,Apr , 1949,,Minnie Victoria & William Albert on SULT marker .,, 10 , 16 ,Feb,1892,1 2 ,Aug,1949 ,, Ruth V & Charles Wshow on Sult marker . ,,6 , 13,Mar,191!2,0ll ,Apr,1943 ,,,,7 ,22,May,1868,07 ,Sep, 1940 ,, Minnie Victoria & William Albert on SULT marker.,.11 ,22 ,0ct,1919 , 06 , Mar,1921 ,,, ,ll , , , ,02,Sep , 1855, ,Age 25 . Wife of Wm C Auman & dau of James R & Emma Miller .,, 67 ,03, Aug, 1820 , 08 ,Nov, 1887 ,,Henr y S Bowen & Mary E Br own on same marker . ,, 71 1 16 ,Feb,1846 ,25,Jun ,1 862, , ,,49 ,21,0ct,1828,06 ,Apr,1887, ,Henry S Bowen & Mary E Brown on same marker . ,,72 ,01 ,Nov , 1819,27 ,Nov,1897 ,,,, 50 1 25,0ct 1 1843 , 30,Dec,1888, ,Wife of Rufus Brown.,,5 1 1 26,Apr,1822 ,30,0ct ,1880 , ,Wife of Rufus Brown. ,, 52 ,03,Sep,1799,18,Apr,1868 , , , ,35 ,01 ,Dec,1933,lll,Aug,1978,SP 3,SP 3 US ARMY KOREA ,,3 ,02,Feb,1840,05,Dec,1861, , Enlisted in Co D 45 Va Infantry .,, 25 , , I ' , , ,,c s A 1861-1865. ,,33 ,1 2 ,Sep,1830,12,May ,1890,,,, 23 ,13,Nov,1836, 2 1,Jan,1873, , Dau of Peter & Ally Yonce., ,56 ,13,Apr,1846,26,0ct,1866, , Dau of Peter & Ally Yonce .,, 55 , 15,Apr, 18'10, 14,Dec, 1698,, , ,59 ,25,Feb,18 44 1 03,0ct ,1894,,,,57 ,14,Apr,1838,18,Mar , 1860,,Son of Peter & Ally Yonce. Died at Roanoke College. ,,54 ,18,Apr,1873,,Age: 47y 3m 18d. Wife of James R Creger.,,22 ,02 ,0ct,1883,,Age : About 87y . Wife of Joseph FISHER .,, 2 , , ,07 ,May , 1866,,Age: 61y 9m _d .,, 1 1 1 01,Feb,1805 ,01,Jan,1847,,, ,66 ,01 ,F'eb, 1803, 01 , Jan, 1842,, 1 ,68 ,28,Sep ,1 802,02 ,Aug,1872,,,,70 ,26 ,Feb , 1833,03,Jun, 18611.,Dau of James R & Emily Miller,,69 1 01,May,1890,,Age: 35y.,,211 ,Dr,1861-1865. ,,39 \!) .. �v~ ·~ N38,H09,5, N36,H09, , N23,1109, , N211,H09, , N1l,H09, , N1 2 ,H09 ,8, N11,1109 I ' N~ll ,H09 ,5, Nll 1 ,1109, , Nill ,H09, , NII 1,H09, , Nlll,H09, , N2':"i ,H09, , N26 ,H09 , , N55 ,H09 ' I N511,H09,5, N'>3 ,H09 ,5, N57,H09, , N58 ,H09 , , N56 ,H09, , Nll6,H09 1 1 N37 ,H09 ,5, N39,H09,5, NllO,H09, I N33,H09, , N32 ,H09, 1 Nl7,H09 , , N16,H09 , , N111 ,1109, , N16,H09, , N13,H09 , , N15,H09 , , N18,H09, 1 N28 ,H09, , SAYERS, SAYERS, SPENCE, SPENCE, WALLER, WALLER, WALLER, BeCRArr' CROCKET, CROCKET 1 CROCKET, CROCKET, HOLSTON, HOLSTON, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SHARITZ , CROCKETT, CROCKETT , CROCKETT , CROCKETT I MORRISON , MORRISON, McCLUSKY, PATTISON , PATTISON , PATTISON, PATTISON, PATTISON, PATTISON , SPENCE- NEESE, Robert, Katherine, George, Frances, Pierce, Charles, Elizabeth, Benjamin, Susan, Elmira, Elmira, Elizabet h , Joseph, Christopher, Amos, Davi d, Hiram , Patsy, Joseph, Elizabeth, Mary, Joseph , Joseph, Robert, Julia , Thomas, Mary, James, George, Nannie, Rosana , Ernaline, William, SusaMa, 011,H09, , 012 ,H09, , 0511,H09 , , 060,H09 , , 015 ,H09, I 069,H09 , , 068 ,H09, , 056 ,H09 , , 055,H09 1 , 070 ,H09, I 066 ,H09 , , 061 ,H09, I 067 ,H09, , 0611 ,H09, , 065,H09 , I 063 ,H09 , I 062 ,H09 , , 058 ,H09, , 059,H09,5, BROWN , BROWN , JONAS , JONES , MARCH , FISHER , FISHER , JORDAN, JORDAN I PEDIGO , REPASS I REPASS , REPASS , REPASS , REPASS , REPASS, REPASS, ALLISON, BATEMAN, CASSELL , Isabella , Elva, Martha, Carolyn , Luther, Margaret 1 Alice , Thomas , Sarah, Mary , Sarah, Edward , Joseph , Stephen, William, Clarence, James, Daniel , 003 ,H09, , w, w, nmn, Crockett, nmn, Marie, L, s, L, A, nmn, c, nmn, c, nmn, s, K, McAnally, Andrew, Baker , nmn, nmn , D, nmn, nmn, nmn, Ann, J' Susan , nmn , H, nmn, Virgin ia , Marsh , nmn , Simmerman, H, c, Sylvest.a , E, B, Yonce , Caroline, c, J' J, Ellen , J, Fisher , Milton, Willis, Gordon , A, c, G, Brown, ,lo,Nov,1tl2b,14,Nov,1911,Col,(Serv1ce tn Confederate Army assumed.) ,, 42 ,13,Mar,1830,09 , Sep,1901 , ,Married Col Robert Sayers 16 Oct 1860.,,40 ,1 9 ,Aug ,1 861 ,, Age: Oy 9m 27d . Infant son of Hugh & Nancy Spence . ,, 26 , , , ,23,0ct, 1860,.Dau of llugh & Nancy Spence. Age: 23y 2ro 4d. (Two markers), ,27 , 03 ,Dec,1902 ,1 9,Jan ,1 970 ,,Pierce L & Elizabeth L show on Waller marker .,, 12 , 23,Aug , 1933 1 07 ,Jul, 1970,Pvt,US MARINE CORP KOREA . ,, 111 ,Ol,Jun,1 907, , , ,,Pierce L & Elizabeth L show on Waller marker . ,,13 , , , , , , , ,Cofederate States Army.,,38 ,18,Jun,1835,27 ,Sep,1835,,(Elizabeth C; Susan & Elmira on Crocket marker) ,,47 , 06 ,.ran , 1838, 15,Aug, 1!333,.(Elizabeth C; Susan & Elmira on Cr ocket marker) ,,48 ,1 8 ,Jan, 1807,13,Jun ,1838,, (Elizabeth C; Su~an & Elmira on Crocket marker) Wfe of Dr R Crocket ,9 ,30,Apr,1832 , 13 , Apr,1834 , ,(Elizabeth C, Susa , ,19,Aug , 1815,03 , Aug,1880 , , ,, 29 ,31,0ct,1812 ,15 ,May,1890 ,,,, 30 ,30,Jan , 1825 , 30,Nov ,1 8611 ,,,,62 ,25,Feb,1834 , 17,Jan,1862,,Member of 51st Reg VA Vols . ,, 61 12 ,0ct ,1 840 ,1 2,0ct , 1861, ,Member of 51st Reg VA Vols.,,60 1 ,26 ,Jun,1819 ,15 , Dec ,1 891 ,, Wife of Joseph Shari tz .,, 64 ,05,FPb,1803,31,0ct,1879, ,,, 65 ,29,Nov,1 823 , 21 ,Aug,1 886 ,, Wife of Amos K Sharitz.,,63 ,0 6~ul,1816,3 1, Jan,1860,,Consort of Stepn S Crockett. m 17Jul1 833. ,, 53 , , , , , , , Dr, C s A 1861-1865 . ,,41 ,30,Jul , 1833 ,27 ,Jun , 1862,MD,Surgeon 4th Va Regt . Killed in Battle of Cold Harbor ., ,43 ,16,Feb ,1 804 , 10,Feb , 1877,MD,, , 4Q ,23,May,1812 ,02,Jan,1881, ,Wife of T J Morrison,,37 ,oti ,Jul,1805 , 211 ,0ct ,1 865 ,,,,36 , , , ,19 , Nov , 1876 , ,Wife of Wm McClusky. Dau of Geo H & Emalinc Pattison.16y10m19d, , 20 , 09 , Apr,1875,09,Apr ,1 875 ,,Twin child of Geo H & Emaline Pattison . James & Nannie on same mark ,$ ,19 ,0ct,1831 ,06 ,Jan ,1 919 ,, Husband of Ernaline Marsh,,16 ,09 ,Apr,1875 ,09,Apr,1875 ,,Twin child of Geo H & Ema line Pattison. James & Nannie on same mark ,9 , , , , 10,0ct,1872, ,Age: 2y 10m 11d. Dau of Geor. H & Ernaline Pattison .,,1 5 ,10,Jul,1838 , 19 ,Jul , 18911 ,,Wi fe of George H Pattison.,,17 ,27 ,Mar,1796 , 01 , Jan ,1 887 ,, Born in Berlin , Conn , ,19,Mar , 18110, 20 , Feb ,1 903 ,,,, 32 , 111,Sep, 1811,27 , Dec , 1893 ,,,, 11 , 111 ,Apr,1812 ,26 , Feb , 1883 ,,,, 12 ,17,Mar,1 887,19,Dec,1959, ,,, 57 ,22,0ct,1851,14 , Feb , 1881 ,, Wife of G WJones. ,, 64 ,08,Sep, 1891 ,09,Nov,1971 ,,, ,15 ,Ol,Aug,1872 1 14,May,1898 ,, Son of JS & MC Fisher .,, 73 ,11 1 0ct,1841,11 1 Jan ,1 873,,Wi fe of Joseph S Fisher. ,, 72 , 30,Jul,1872,17 , Sep ,1888, ,, ,61 ,13,Sep, 1832 ,06 ,Jun,1890 ,, (Thomas J &Susan Minnick on Jordan marker.) ,,58 , 13 ,Jan,1853,'7 , May,1881,,Wife of J H Pedigo .,.74 ,25 ,Apr ,1 8?3 ,,Agc : 3y 9m 22d . Dau of Wm G & SJ Repass . ,, 70 , 05 ,Jul,19111 ,, Age : 7~y 4m 13d. ,, 6S ,29 ,Jul,1878, ,Age: )y lm 15d. Son of Wm G & SJ Repass. ,, 71 ,31,Aug,1872,,Age: 7y Sm 10d . Son of Wm G & SJ Repass., ,68 ,02 ,Apr,1 873,,Age: 6y 2m 10d. Son of Wm G &SJ Repass .,,69 , 30 ,Nov , 1895 ,,Aged: 57y Sm 28d .,,67 , , , ,10,Feb , 1925,,Aged: 46y 3m 6d .,, 66 ,28 ,Oct, 1856, 111 ,Mar, 1880,,, ,62 , , , , , , , ,Co A 4 Va Inf C S A., , 63 ,29,Dec,1866, 05 ,Mar,1945 ,,{Belle W& W Brown on CASSELL marker), , 3 �r 009 ,H09' I 007 ,H09, , 004 ,H09, , 005 ,H09' I 010,H09, , 006,H09,5 , 008,H09' I 039 ,H09, , 042 ,H09, , 037,H09 , , 041 ,H09, , 038,H09, , Oll0,H09, I 0 36,H09, , 018,H09 , I 017,H09, , 014,H09, , 016,H09, , 048,H09,5, 034,H09, , 035 ,H09, I 020,H091 1 022,H09, , 0 19,H09, , 021 ,1109' ' 013,H09 , , 051 ,1109, • 050 ,i-109, ' 051 ,H09, , 049 ,H09 , , 052 ,H09, , 047,H09,5, 001 ,H09, , 002 ,H09, , 032,11 09, ' 028 ,H09, , 032 ,H09, , 029 ,H09 , , 032 ,H09, , 030 ,H09, , 031 1 H09,, 043,H09, , 045 ,H09, , 045 1 H09, , 045 ,H09 , , 026 ,H09 , , 025,H09, , 027 ,H09, , 024,H09, , 024 ,H09, , 023,H09, 7, 055 1809 , , CASSELL , CASSELL , CASSELL , CASSELL, CASSELL , CASSELL , CASSELL , CROWGEY, CROWGEY, CROWGEY, CROWGEY , CROWGEY , CROWGEY , CROWGEY , GILBERT , GILBERT, SHA RITZ, WHEELER , CARNAHAN1 CRENSHAW, CRENSHAW, MARSHALL, MARSHALL , MARSHALL , Mf\RSHf\LL, SPRINKLE, TROUTf'iAN, UMBERGER , UMBERGER, UMBERGER , UMBERGER, WILLIAMS , HOUNSHELL, HOUNSHELL , J OHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE, J OHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE , JOHNSTONE, JOHNSTONE, LINDAMOOD, LINDAMOOD, LINDAMOOD, LINDAMOOD, WOLFENDEN, WOLFENDEN, WOLFENDEN, McCLINTOCK, McCLINTOCK, McC LINTOCK, J ORDAN-MINNICKI Hugh , Mary, Belle, Mamie , Myr tle , Charles , Charlie, Emma, Mary , Mar y , Mary , Henry , Julian , Robert , Helen , Rober t , Reuben , Kathryn , John , w, Bessie , Char les , William, Margaret., Reginald, Mary , Leona , Mary , Rufus, Walter , Caldonia , James, Nancy, William, John, Clara, Edith, Alfred , Bessie, Samuel, Elizabeth, Joseph , Joseph, mother, Georgia, Edward, llarriet, Li z'tie J , Ada, Charles, Charles, Susan, Kent, c, w, nrnn , nmn , w, s, Gundry , nmn, Lawrence , Lawrence, John, Pear se , nmn , M, L, A, nmn, w, A, J, nmn, Cor tland , Arnold , Cortland , L, Jane, Hayden, Emory , Burton , McClintock , Winton , nmn , nmn, William, Susan , Anne , Moore , Topham , Phillippi , Easter , v, nmn , nmn, nmn, nmn 1 nmn, c, Cline, c, T, M, ,06 ,Nov, 1869,08 , Feb, 1943 ,, , , 9 , , ,1 841 , , ,1911 ,, (Charles W& Mary Con CASSELL mar ke r ) ,, 7 ,06 ,Jul , 1865 ,06 ,Jul , 1949 ,, (Belle W& W Br own on CASSELL marker) ,, 4 , 13,May, 1878 , 12 ,Oct , 1941 , , , ,S , 12, Jul , 1875, 18 ,Feb, 1918, ,,, 10 ' I '1842 , ' ' 1880, ,c s A 1861-1865 . (Char les W& Mary Con CASSELL marker), , 6 , 14,Sep, 1879 ,1 9 ,Aug , 1964, ,, ,8 , 30 , Dec , 1861,03 ,Jan , 1940, , Wife of Henry John Crowgey . , ,42 ,23,Jul,1810,09 ,Mar,1898, ,Wife of late Henry Crowgey of Cornwall Eng. Age : 87y 7m 16d , , 45 , 02 , Feb , 1826,1~ 1 Mar , 1914 ,,"W1fe of Robert Crowgey of Cornwall Eng . """ ,, 40 ,15 ,Dec,1854 , 10,Sep , 1931,,Aged : 76y 9m d Dau of Robert & Mary Cr owgey . Late of England ,,44 ,20 ,Sep,1852 , 13,Sep, 1936 ,,, ,41 ,28 ,Jul , 1901,19 ,Sep , 1936 , ,,,43 , , , ,07,Jan , 1885, ,Aged: 79y . Late of Cornwall Eng .,, 39 ,08 ,Dec , 1907 , 19 ,Feb , 1972 , , ,, 18 1 24 , Jun , 19 14 , 07 , Dec , 1980 ,,,, 17 , 17 ,Nov, 1830 ,21,Aug , 1878 ,,,, 14 , 15 ,Mar ,1 897 , 06 ,Nov , 1977 ,,, , 16 • ' , , , , , ,Co B 51 Va Inf CS A,, 51 1 23 ,0ct , 1856 , 11, Aug , 1930 , , (WA & Bessie J on Cr enshaw marker . ) , , 311 , 12 ,A pr, 1879 ,07 ,Feb ,1 929 ,, (W A & Bessie J on Crenshaw marker. ) ,, 35 , 29 ,Nov, 1876 , 30 1 Jan ,1 886 ,,,, 20 ,24,Dec , 1846 ,23 ,Mar , 1900, , Born at Hurstpierpoint Sussez Co Eng . ,, 22 ,31,0ct ,1 847,03,Sep , 1898, , Wife of WC Marshall . Born Bolney Sussez Co Eng. , , 19 , 17 ,Jun , 1878 , 07 ,Feb , 1886, , , , 21 , 15 ,Jun , 1799, l2 , Jan, 1887,, , , 13 ,01 ,Mar ,1890,18,Jul 1 1938,, ,, 56 • , , 1891 , ' ,1941, ,,,53 ,04,Jan,1862 ,27 ,Nov ,1 942 1 ,,, 54 , 11 ,Jul , 1885, 19 ,Mar , 1956 , , , ,52 , 16,Jan,1866,18 ,Jan,1949 , ,Wife of Rufus E Umberger . 1 , 55 ,04 ,Sep , 1837 ,0l , Mar,1914, , 45 Reg Comp B CS A, ,50 , , , ,04 , Apr , 1893, ,Aged : 93y 6m 18d. Wife of William Hounshell., 1 1 , 14 ,Feb , 1793,28,Apr,1875,,,,2 ,28,Mar , 1876,25 ,Aug , 19110 ,, (John Wm/Edith Ann & Bessie Topham on Johnstone marker.) , , 36 1 11 ,Feb , 1874,16 ,Jun , 1906,,(Clara Susan/Alfred Moore & Samuel Phillippi on Johnstone marker.},,0 ,11 ,Jan , 1933 ,27 ,Jun,1 933 , ,(John Wm/Edith Ann & Bessie Topham on Johnstone marker . ) , , 37 ,24 ,Feb , 18ll3 ,06,0ct,1882 ,, (Clara Susan/Alfred Moore & Samuel Phillipp! on Johnstone marker.) ,,] , 26 ,0ct , 1889 , 10 ,Mar,1969 ,, (John Wm/Edith Ann & Bessie Topham on John!lt.one marker . ) , , 38 , 18 ,Jan , 1871 ,02 ,Dec , 1876 ,, (Clara Susan/Alfred Moor e & Samuel Phillippi on Johnstone marker.) ,,a , 31 , Mar , 18 34 , 06 , Ju 1 , 19 14 , , , , 33 ,11,0ct,1871,31,May, 1879,,Son of EM & C P Lindamood . , , 46 ,28 ,Mar , 1823 , 18 , Jan , 1902, , (Joseph/Georgia & Mother on Lindamood marker . ) ,, ~7 , ,Jul , 1820 ,27 ,Dec, 1887,. (Joseph/Georgia & Mother on Lindamood marker . ) ,, 09 , 25 , Mar,1882 , 23 , Feb , 1902 ,, (Joseph/Geor~ia & Mot.her on Lindamood marker . ) ,, 40 , 02 ,0ct , 1876 ,, Aged i 71y. (Harriet & Edwar d on WOLFENDEN marker),,20 ,08 , Jan,1860,,Agcd: 53y . (Harriet & Edwa rd on WOLFENDEN marker) ,, 27 , , , , 13 ,0ct,1885 ,, Aged: 39y .,, 29 ,05,Feb , 1884,12 , Feb,1962 ,, (Charles C & Ada Cline show on McClintock marker.),,25 ,28,Jul,1887,12,Aug,1910,,( Charles C & Ada Cline show on McClint.ock marker.),, 2tl , 26,Nov,1921,27 , Nov,1980 ,, WW II .,, 23 ,20,Mar , 1838,13,Jan,1907 ,, (Thomas J & Susan Minnick on Jordan marker . ) Wife of Jordan Minnick ,i VJ �r.. P1 2, H09, , P1 1 1 1!09, , P07 ,H09, , P08 , H09 ,5 , P05 ,H09 , , P09,H09, I P03, H09 , , P06 , H09 1 , P04 ,H09, 1 P05 , H09 , , P12 ,H09 , , P02 ,H09, , P01,H09 , , MYLEY, SMYTH, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, WATSON, WHITMAN, CALLAWAY, M, Ann, Lydia, William, Rosa, James, Rufus, George , Sallie, Granville, Fon ta in , Henry, Joseph , Z01,H09, , Z02,H09, , Z03,H09, , BROWN, BROWN , SHARITZ, James , John, Winifred , nmn , Madison, E, nmn, M, A, nmn, R, nmn, B, nmn, nmn, F, A, H, nmn , ,28,Dec, 1802,27, Jan,1822,,,,2 , , • ,l~,Aug,1851 ,,W ife of the late Harold Smyth . A~e: 55y .,, l2 ,05,Mar,1841,IQ,Sep,1900,,,,8 , , , , , , ,. C S A 186 1- l 865 ,. 9 ,26,Nov,1858 ,0l,Mar,1927,,(Granville B & Rosa Mon Repas~ marker.) ,, 6 ,1 7, Apr,1834 ,04 ,Jan,1857 ,, Died at Roanoke Col lege whlle preparing for mtn istry.,, 11 ,08,May , 1805 , 31 , Jul ,l 878 ,,,, 3 ,31,Jul,1887,03,Apr,1914,,,,7 ,22,0ct ,1807 ,1 4, Dec ,1 891 ,,Wife of Rufus Repass ,,, q , 27 , Dec ,1846 , 0? ,Jun,1 918 ,, (Granvil le D & Rosa Mon Repass mar ker . ) ,,5 , , , ,27,0ct,1838,MD, Aged : 112y 8m 28d (Marker enclosed ln 8 ' x 8' iron fen ce) ,.13 ,05,Nov,1792 ,26,Jul,1850 ,, (Marker badly chipped.), ,2 ,25,Feb,1808 1 11 ,Aug,1833,, ,, 1 , 22 , Feb, 1870, ,Age: 19y.,, 1 , , , , 17 ,Mar ,1 851 ,, AE: 61l y. ,. 2 , 02 ,Feb,1776 , 12, 0ct , 1840 , , ,, 3 JOINT WYTHE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY/SOUTllWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY CEMETERY SURVEY OF WYTHE COUNTY , VIRGINIA ST JOHNS LtmlERlN CHURCH CDCETERY Location: About one mile north of Wytheville at inter section of I-81 & US 52 . Date inscr iptions were transcribed: 01 May 1986 Transcribers: Rut h G Hale, Hrs Claude "Babe" fowler and Mrs Charle! "Jimmie" St eele (Roanoke VA); and , Bruce Ander son Jr (Wythevi lle VA) . Part C {of about four parts) Mil 058,H09, , L56,H09, , N60,H09, , 059,H09,5, M38,H09, , M25,H09, , M38,H09, , M08,H09, , L08,H09,5, L67,H09, , L66 ,H09, , K25,H09, , K2q 1 H09 1 , N6 3,H09 , , J22,H09, , L36,H09, , L36,H09, , Surname ALLISON, ARCHER, AUMAN, BATEMAN, BAUMGARDNER , BAUMGARDNER , BAUMGARDNER, BAYLOR , BLACKWELL, BLESSING , BLESSING , BOTTOMLY , BOTTOMLY , BOWEN , BROWN , BROWN , BROWN, 1st Name James, Virginia, Lucy , Daniel, c, Harriet, Polly, James , William, Henry , Margaret , James, Mary , Henry, Alex , Anna, Christopher, 2nd Name C, Gibboney , A, G, Welcome , nmn, U, w, P, nmn, J, nmn, nmn, s, Stuart , Marta, nmn , B' rth Date D' th Date Epitaph, or (Transcriber's Comment) ,28,0ct,1856,14,Mar,1880, ,,, 62 ,20,Apr,1851,19,Jun , 1905 , ,,,60 ,02 ,Sep,1855 ,, Age 25. Wife of Wm C Auman & dau of James R & Emnilc!Mlller.,,67 , , , , ,, CoA 4Vainf CSA. ,, 63 , , , 1821 , , ,1 898, , Polly U & C Wel come show on Baumgardner marker.,,114 , 03 ,Jul , 1838,0S,feb,1861 ,,W!fe of Jacob Daumgardner .,, 98 , , 1821 , , , 1881 ., Polly U & C Welcome show on Baumgardner marker .,, 11 3 1 ,11 , Nov , 1847,02,Nov , 1851 ,,, ,83 , 09 , Dec,1840 1 07 ,Dec , 1861, , A member of Co B 05 neg VA Vol., , 9 ,03,Jul , 1873 , ,Aged: 49y .,, 72 , , , , 29 ,Nov,1 870 ,, Wife of Henry Yost. Age: 31y. ,,71 ,Ol , Aug,1775 , 24 , Apr,1853 ,, A native of Yorkshire, England . ,, 24 , 14,Aug, 1777 1 16,Jun,1851 ,, Consort of James Bottomly .,, 21 , 03,Aug , 1820,08 ,Nov,1887 ., Henry S Dowen & Mary E Drown on same marker.,,71 ,20,Jan , 1831 ,08, Apr, 1859,,,,21 1, 0ll , Jul, 1778 , 19,Dec, 18119 .,Anna Maria & Chr istopher on f\rown marker. Consort of Christopher ... , 07 ,Nov ,1774, 20 ,Sep,1850 ,, Anna Maria & Christ opher on Brown marker . ,,39 ·P, �KllO,H09, , K38,H09, , Lll3,H09, , K06,H09, , L31,H09, , 012,H09, , Z01,H09, , Lll2,H09, , !118 ,H09, , J15,H09, , L39,H09, , K23,H09, , L29,H09,5, L38 ,H09, , K08,H09, , L32,H09, , N42,H09, , L35,H09, , NQ5,H09, , K39,H09, , N63,H09, 1 LllO,H09, K22 ,H09, L41,H09, , L33 ,H09 , , NUU , H09 , , L28,ll09,5, N113,H09, , L37 ,H09, , L29,H09, , L34,H09, , 011,H09 , , M12,H09, , N34,B09 ,5, POl ,H09, , 048,H09,5, L23 ,H09, , 004,H09, , L64 ,H09, , 006 ,H09,5, 008 ,H09 , , L63 ,H09, , J 09 ,1109' ' 009 ,H09 , , 005 , :109, ' Ll14 , Hog I ' 007 ,H09 ' I 0 10,H09 , , 003 ,H09 , , I08 ,H09 , , I07 ,H09, , 101 ,H09 , , !02 , H09 , , I28,H09 , , I27, H09 , , N19 1 H09, , 035 , H09, , 034,H09 , , BROWN, Christopher Sr, BROWN, Daniel, Esq, BROWN, George, BROWN, Helen, BROWN, Henry, BROWN, Isabella, BROWN, James, BROWN, James, BROWN, James, BROWN, Jane, BROWN, John, BROWN, John, BROWN, Joseph , BROWN, Joseph, BROWN, Joseph G, BROWN, Lydia, BROWN , M, BROWN , Mar garet , BROWN, Margaret II, BROWN, Maria, BROWN, Mary , BROWN, Mary, BROWN , Mary , BROWN, Matilda, RROWN , Matilda, RROWN, N'1ncy E, BROWN, Rufus, BROWN, flufus, BROWN, Sarah, BROWN, Sarah , BROWN, Susan, BROWN , w, BURG IS , Charles, BeCRAFT, Benjamin, CALLAWAY, Joseph, CARNAHAN, John , CARTER, Mary, CASSELL, Belle, CASSELL , Catharine, CASSELL , Charles, CASSELL, Charlie, CASSELL, Davit.l, CASSELL, George, CASSELL, Hugh, CAf.S ELL, Mamie, Cllf.SF:L L, Marp;nrot, CASSELL , Mary, CASSELL, Myrtle, CASSELL, w, CHAPPLE, Frances, CHAPPLE , James, CLEMMONS , Elizabeth, CLEMMONS, William, CORVIN, Sarah, CORVIN, Susan, CREGER, Mary, CRENSHAW, Bessie, CRENSHAW, w, nmn , nmn, H, Virgi nia, nmn, c, A, Andrew, Wesley , Stuart , H, nmn, R, nmn, Y, nmn , O, Catherine , Earhart, Mason , E, nmn , nmn , Jane , M, Buchanan, nmn, nmn, Hudson, Repass , Virginia, R, Newton, A, F, w, Ella , w, w, nmn, s, nmn, Pence , Kent, nmn, nrnn, c, nmn, Brown, E, Jeffrey, nmn, H, Elizabeth, Jane, Ann, J' A, , , ,1751 , 16 , Jul , 1816,,, , 41 ,04,Apr , 1803 , 06 ,Sep,1856 ,,,, 39 , , , , 17 ,Feb, 1873.,Age: 20y . ., 46 ,19,0ct,1854,26,Jul,1861, , Dau of John C & ME Brown.,, 6 , 19,Feb, 1818 ,24 , Feb, 1888,,,,~2 , 14 ,Apr , 1812,26,Feb ,1 882, ,,, 12 , , , ,22 , Feb , 1870,, Age: l9y.,, 1 ,02,Jan , 1851 , 22 , Feb , 1870, ,,,45 , , , ,05,May , 1846, ,Son of Daniel & Theresa Brown . Thrown from a horse. AE : 111yr 5mo., ,c;a ,1 9,0ct , 1819,28,Nov,1873, , Dau of Judge James E & Maria Brown. , ,14 ,--, Jan , ,790 ,1 7 ,Mar , 1851 ,,,, 42 , , , ,06,Jul , 1853, , In the 64th year of his age.,,22 , 18,Sep, 1840,09 ,May , 1864,Lt,Joseph R & Sarah Repass show on Brown marker. , ,30 , , , ,03,Mar,18811 ,, Aged: 68y Om 10 d., ,41 ,05 ,Apr,1862 ,27,Mar , 1866 ,,Son of JC & ME Brown.,,8 ,01 ,Nov , 1819,09,Jan , 1896, ,,, 33 , 16 ,Feb,1846 ,25,Jun , 1862,,,,49 ,15 ,Jun , 1849,28 ,Sep ,1 852 ,, Dau of Henry & Lydia Brown . ,,36 ,26,Apr , 1822 , 30 ,0ct , 1880 , ,Wife of Rufus Brown .,,52 ,1754 1 10,May , 1822 , ,Wife of Christopher Brown ., ,40 ,21,0ct,1828 ,06 , Apr , 1887 ,, llenr y S Bowen & M:try E Brown on sa~e marker. ,,72 1 , , , 1793 , , , 18 1l7,, Wtfe of John Drown.,, 43 F :'' "·r. . " • ,,. 'i · , · ,·, · ' (''' / , •• ~ - •ti· ,,. "'"' •1. . / . , . . ~'i:.!tr ,31 ,Mar,1793,09 ,Apr , 1867,,W!fe of John Brown.,,21 •'" · rl' -,. . ,,. . I 1 , 7 , . ; .,.,..,,, . , .., L-' • '' · ·'' 1 I r~ •. ,,,,.. ./..:. , ,11 ,Nov ,1 8 37 , 14,J;rn,184!1 ,, ,,44 , 11,feb, 1859,02 ,Sep,1860,,Dau of Henry & Lydia Drown. ,. 34 · '../ ,25,0ct,1 843 , 30 , Dec,1888 ,, Wifc of Rufus nrown.,,51 I ' ' ' I , ,Lt,C s A 1861- 1865.,,29 , 01 ,Nov , 1819 ,27,Nov , 1897, , ,,50 , , , , 10,Apr,1880 ,,Wife of Joseph Brown. Aged: 62y .,, llO ,1 5,Feb ,1 839 , 19 ,May,1 920 ,,Joseph R & Sarah Repass show on Brown marker. Wife of Lt Joseph R B, J ,28 ,Jun , 1852,30 ,Sep , 1852 , ,Dau of Henry & Lydia Brown .,,35 ,14 ,Sep,1811 1 27,Dec , 1898 ,,,, 11 1 03,Feb ,1 855,22 ,feb , 1861 ,, Son of G W & Almeda Burgis .,,87 , , , , , , ,,CofederateStatesArmy .,, 38 ,25, Feb, 1808 , 11 ,Aug,1833, ,,, 1 , , , , , , , , Co B 51 Va Inf C S A, , 5 1 , 07,Jul,1854,25,Apr ,1855,,Dau of RC & M V Carter .,,24 ,06,Jul,1 865,06 ,Jul,1949 , ,,,4 , 15,Dec,1795 ,29 ,Jul,1865 ,, Consort of David Cassell.,,69 , , , 1842 , , , 1880 ,,C SA 186 1-1865 ,,6 , 1ll,Sep , 1879, 19,Aug, 19611 ,,, ,8 , 07 ,Jan, 1784, 11, Apr, 1869 ,, , , 68 , 30,Jun,1859,16,Jan,1862 ,, Son of William & SC Cassell .,,8 ,06,Nov,1869,08,Feb,1943 ,,,, 9 ,16,May,1878,12,oct,1941 , ,,,s , ,27,Dec,----, 1 1\ge: 67y 5m 9d . (Broken - - guessed last two letters of Cl\SSELL.),,47 ' ' ,1841, , ,1 911,,,,7 , 12,Jul , 1875, 18,Feb , 1918,, ,, 10 ,29,Dec,1866 ,05,Mar,1945, ,,, 3 ,17, Sep,1 861 , 12, Dec,1862,,Dau of Alfred & Sophia Capple. ,, 501 ,09 ,Jul,1 858 ,23 ,Nov , 1862,, Son of Alfred & Sophia Chapple. Born in Washington D C.,, 500 , , , ,15 ,Mar,1859 ,, Wife of Wm S Clemmons. Age 45yr 2mo 18da,,494 , 15,Sep, 1852 , 03,Nov, 1856,,Son of William & El1zabeth Clemmons. ,, ll95 ,17,Jul,1853,,Aged: 14yr 11mo 2da . Dau of Samuel M & Rachel H Corvin . • ,522 ,11,Jul,1853,,Dau of Samuel M & Rachel H Corvin. llP,ed : 10yr Omo lOda., , 521 I ' • , 18,Apr, 1873 1,Age : 47y 3m 18d. Wife of James n Creger .,, 22 ,12,Apr,1879,07,Feb ,1 927 1 ,(W A & Bess1o Jon Crenshaw marker . ) ,, 35 ,23,0ct,1856,11,Aug,1930,,(W A & Bessie Jon Crenshaw marker.) ,, 34 J 'l'n RP r.nntin11Prl ~ �JAMES COX contributed by Bonnie S Ballt (Note: The original of this document is in the National Archives , file designation " James Cox , R 2412") State of North Carolina, County of Ashe: Be it known that on the 30th day of December AD 1855 personally appea.red before me the subscriber a justice of the peace within and for the County and State aforesaid Joshua Cox Esq ' r aged Eighty four J ' d March next a resident of Said County, who being duly Sworn according to law , declares that his brother James Cox entered the Service of the United States at the age of 15 or 16 , and assisting in building a fort , a fort on New River near the Mouth of Peach bottom creek in the year 1778 , and from that time untill the year 1780 , he acted as an Inden spy for the said John Cox, and from his acquaintance with the Contry was ask ?ever occasion was as a pilot to conduct those who was unacquainted with the Mountains to show whare the disaffected ware consealed , the toriers about the time or about the time, the British envading North Carolina and being very troublisom wheare the Said James Cox lives Col Qleveland informed him that the toriers ware collecting in large bodies on the Mountains shortly after his returne from co ' l _Clevland camp he was taken prisenor by the toriers , who entended to deliver him to the British. Major Love had joinen forces and ave tuck the toriers at a place called the big glade now in Grayson County Va the toriers when discovering the,{ whigs as I was inf armed by the Said James Cox entended to conseal themselves by flight and in the teror for got the Said James Cox who with speed flu to the whigs, and informed them what the toriers had done , the whigs pursued them wounded some and took other prisoner whiped and floged them Capt John Cox being on a experdition against the Indains and toriers under Capt Gree made another exersion in the mountains and the Said James Cox raised his father company and pursued the toreirs under Gree and killed and made prisenors of Gree and hi s entire company, Green afterwards died of his wound and only one of the Said company surrender ed , this was a brother of the Sai d Green who after wards enlisted in the regular arma of the United States , as he was informed and beli eved , Some time after the affair a certain Capt Roberts of the toriers party came into the neighbourhood with a small Company of Hessians then the Said James Cox with Major Love pursued them into North Carolina near the head of New Bern page 2 and the Said James over tuck and killed and NOUTHi.ed the whole part~:' except Roberts, he is Very certain that his brother the Said James served his father the Said Capt John Cox and Major William Love as an Indian spy for the term of two years and that he was enguaged under the aforesaid officers against the toriers for at least two years more making in all four years Services rendered as a Volunteer and the Said Capt John Cox and his son James was called and considered brave men iniain war on the miraion sine Joshua Cox Sworn to and subscribed before me on the day and year first above written and hereby certify that the Said Joshua Cox Esqr is well known to me and is a resident of Said County and his memory and recollection cannot be s urpassed and he is one of the leading men of the county and whose charac- �ter is given on oath or otherwise and a respectable member of the Church, and that I have no enterest in the result of the case whatever. James Gambill State of North Carolina , County of Ashe : I Robert Gambill Clerk of the County Court of pleas and quarter Sessions for the Ashe County, Certi fy that James Gambill* Majistrate as above and the foregoing signature purporting to be his to the affidavit of Nancy Gambill and Joshua Cox are genuine and full forth and credit Should be given to the Same - In Testimoney whereof I have hereunto affix my Seal of office and subscribe my na.me this 8th day of April in the year 1856 Robt Gambill CCC (*Omission - is a) == = ===~=======================================================~============ === == ==== SALLY COX contributed by Bobbie S Ball This is the petition (#2412) of Sally Cox, widow of James Cox, for a pension . This petition is listed in "Printed Rejected & Suspended Pensions" p 239. This photocopy copy of the petition was in the material that Mrs Ball donated to VAN and has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library. Page: Rejected #2412 Sally Cox, widow of James Cox Rejected: " Did not serve in any regul ar organized corps . " Page : State of Virginia, County of Grayson: Declaration On this 27th day of December 1855 personally appeared before the subscribers - justice of the peace within and for the County and state aforesaid M~s Sarah Cox a resident of said county aged Seventy Six years who being duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following declaration , in order to obtaindthe benefit of the provisions made by the act of Congress , passed on the 3 February 1853 that she is the widow of James Cox*decd in the war of the Revolution , that he entered the service of the United States as a spy against the Toriers and Indians at the age of 15 or 16 years assisting in building a fort on New River near the Mouth of Peach bottom Creek, in the year 1778 , as she under stood from the said James Cox and from that time untill about the year 1780 he acted as a spy against the toriers and Indians under captain John Cox and from his acquaintance of the country was sent uppon every occasion as a pilot to conduct those who was unacquaint With the mountains to show whare the disaffected men ware consealed the toriers about this time or about the time the british was envading of North Carolina, and being very troublesom where he then lived Col Cleveland informed him that the toriers was collecting in large boddy on the mountains, shortly after his return from Col Cleveland camp he was taken prisoner by the toriers, who entended to deliver him to the bri ti sh Major Love had joined f ore es and over tuck the tori es at a place called the big glades now in Grayson County Virginia the tories when discovering the whigs intending to conseal them selves by flight and in the teror for got the said James Cox who with speed flee to the whigs and informed them what the tories had done, the whigs persueed them wounded some and took others prisoners and had a very server skirmish my husband the said James Cox being on another expedition under Captain John Cox againes the toriers and Inda.ins under Captain Gree Mad3? another exersion in the mountains and the said James Cox rased his fathers company and pursueed the toriers under capt Gree and killed and made prisoners of Gree and his �. '-/ whole company I have under stood from the said James Cox deed Gree afterwards died of his wound, and only one of the said company surrendered this was a brother of the said Green who after wards enlisted in the regular arm of the United States as she was informed and belived by the said James Cox deed , Some time after the affair as s he under stood as aforesaid a certain Captain Roberts of the tories partey came into the nei ghbourhood with a small company of Hessians , and the said James Cox with Major Love pursueed them into North Carolina near the head of New River and the said James Cox over tuck and killed and wounded the whole company except Roberts as she has so under from her said husband the said James Cox d eed She declares that she is Very certain that She under Stood from the said J a mes Cox deed that he served under his father Captain John Cox and Ma jor William Love as an Indian spy for the term of two years and that he was engaged ."""decea:,ed who was a. private as I understood :from the said James Cox dee 'd under the aforesaid officers against the tories for two years more making in all four years service in the government of the United States asbove stated She declares the the said James Cox made an application for a pension under the act of June 7 1 1832 which was disallowed for some cause She declares what he set fourth in his declaration she has no knowleaged of whatever She further declares that she was married to the Said James Cox deed on the 4th day of January 1815 by Clis ha Bedwell a minister of the gosple said marriage tuck place in the county and state aforesaid and that her name before Said mariage was Sarah Fielder and tb.a t her hus band the aforesaid James Cox deceased , died on the 17th day of April A[, l fi+£.: rlied. ir. the said county, that she was married to him at the time above s tated she further sware that she was a widow at the passage of the act and i s still his widow and that she has never before made applicatlon for a pension -and the above declaration is to claim all the rearage and increase pension that was due my said husband from the goverment of the United States up to his death under the several acts of Congress for his services rendered as aforesaid and for all the rerages and increase pension that may be due me from the several ac t s as a foresaid made and provided for by the acts of Congress for the widows as aforesaid sworn to and subscribed on the da y and year above written before me Sarah -~~r Cox Hastin Fulten JP mark State of Virginia, County of Grays on : Be it known that I Hastln Fulton a justice of the peace within and for the county and state aforesaid, do hereby certify that the above declarant is well known to me and is a resident of said county, and is a old lady of the highest charrecter in our country , and that her recollection and memor cannot be surpassed by no person in our country of her age and that her charrecter is good on oath or else whore and further certify from reason of old age and bodily infirmity she is unable to attend Court and do herself Justice to be sworn to the above decloration and that she was married as above stated a nd the said James Cox deed as Stated by the declrant and the above certificate is to my own personal knowledge and I further certify that I have no enterest in the result ~- of the cast whatever Hastin Fulten JP State of Virginia, County of Grayson: We Dricey Halsey and Michael Byan residents of Grayson County in the Stat e of Virginia and neighbours to the Said Mrs Sarah Cox - upon our oaths declar that the foregoing declaration was signed and acknowledge by the said Sarah Cox in our presents and that we know from our personal knowledge of the applicant that she is the identical pers on that she reppresents herself to be and we further declar from our personal knowledge of the appticant that s he is unable to appear in �court from reason of age and body infirmity and that we have no interest in the result of the case whatever. Druey Hhalsey Has tin Jul ton JP Mfchael Ryan The foregoing declaration and affidvit was sworn to and subscribed before me on the day and year first above written and I certify that I know from my own personal knowledge that the affiants to be creadable persons and the claimant is the person she represents herself to be and I have no interest in the prosecution of this case whatever. Hastin Fulton JP State of Virginia, County of Grayson : I Stephen M Hale clerk of the county court of please and quarter sessions for Grayson Cou.nty certi fy that Hastin Fulton is a magestrate as above and that the foregoing signature purporting to be his , to the foregoing declaration and affidavit are genuine and full forth and cre(!it Should be given to the same -- and I further certify that it appeares of record fi£led in my office that James Cox was married to Sarah Fielder on the 4th day of January 1815 by Clisha Bedwell a minister of the go pl e . In testimoney whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and affex my seal of office and Subscribe my name at office this 5th day of April AD 1856 Stn . M Hale CC ================================================================================ PITTSYLVANIA CO , VA: Camden Parish Book: 26 Feb 1768: To Sam 'l Harris for maintaining Milly Harris a Pensioner 6 months 106 (torn JJ (torn To George Rowland for nessaseries found for Milly Harris (torn) hadrack 'IUrner is appo i nted to keep Lucy Roberts a bastard child of _ary Roberts .. .• ===================-==========================-============~============== FROM A SCRAPBOOK This scrapbook was seen in a window of a store in Roanoke, Va, and these few items were copied. (Note : the store is no longer there) There was no indication of what newspaper these items were clipped from, The scrapbook belonged to Nannie Arrington, Union Co-operative School Virginia, Bedford City , Virginia. DIED IN BLUEFIELD : (written Sept 24, 1898) Roy C Gumm falls a victim to pneumonia . .. death of Roy C Gumm at Bluefield .• .. .• youngest son of Mr & Mrs J H Gumm ..•. deceased 22 yrs old .• . died 'IUes 8 am .. . .• buried Wednesday even~ng Longwood cemetery .. , The community was greatly shocked Tues , to receive intelligence of the death of Roy C Gumm at Bluefield from pneumonia, He was a son of Mr & Mrs J H Gumm, to whom the news was a most distressing blow. The deceased was 22 years old & known to nearly every one in the city, where he had many friends. He was at one time employed at Berry Bros Factory ••••.•• OBIT : John M Claytor, lived Mrs WM Burwell's •••.• ca J6 yrs, son of Wm G Claytor • • .• mother died ca 2 yrs ago •.•• brother Senator M H Claytor of Roanoke; of .Graham Claytor, Commonwealth's Att. of Bedford Co ; A B Claytor pm of Bedford City; R M Claytor of Richmond; Mrs E B Stone & Misses Mary W & Lucy G Claytor of this City, �PEDIGREE CHART NOTE BOOK Southwestern Vi r g inia Genea l ogi· cal Society Index to Surnames in Volume Abshire - page 52 Adams 53 Admire(s)/ Admyers 5 Adney 49 Alderman 64-69-70 Allen/Alley 29-69 Altizer/Althauser 32 Amos 50-53 Ande rson 74 Andrew(s) 27-40 Arents 84 Arthur 69-72 Asberry/Asbury 56-57-58 Aul 9 Ayres 24-51 Bailey 76 Baker 19-25-56 Banner 56-57 Barbour 64-79-80 Barker 43-46 Barnard 16 Ba,..nett 16 Barton 42 Beygent 56 Baylor/Bailor 30 Bealer 56-57 Beave,.. 30 Beck ner 53 Beckett 6 Seiber 31 Beltz 63 Bench 4 Bender 87 Bernard 20 Ber-ry 48 Bidlake 27 Bigler/Biegelar 31 Biles 17 Bishop 46 Bitler 38-54 Blackburn 11 Blair- 60 Blankenship 50-52 Boone/Bohne 52-6S Bowles 52 Br agg 27 Bri mhal l 19 Br oadwater 57 Br ooks 50- 5 1 Brown 14 - 58 Brya n 29 BUlte r- 3 Burchinal 8 Burke 9-11 Burnett 9 Burton 71 Butts 16 Byran 47 Byrd/Bird 50-5 3 Cagle 8 Caldwell 14 Cameron 14 Campbell 15-16-92 Cannon 2 Capper 74 Ca,..ter 85-86-71 Cartwright 25 Caudill 60 Chambers 47 Chandler 9 Charlton 30 Che ney 26 Childress 19-24-56- 57 Childs 9 Clerk 4 5 Clear 51 Click/G lick/Gluck 76 Clifton 14 Cline 1 5-16 Cock 4 Cof"f"man 15 -16 Coffrey 20 Coghill 11 Coile 55 Coldharp 15-16 Colley 51 Combs 1 6 Conner 57 Cooke/Cook 9-10-11-28 42-44 Cooper 57-58-64-77-78 Cottongim 17 Cox(Coke) 72 Craig 19-26 Crews 51 Criscoe 8 Crockett 14 Crouse 76-88 Crowder 78 Crowe 59 Crymes 45 Cuddy 89 Cundiff 17 Cummings 35 Dalton 14-45 s. Daniel 8 Dernell/ Da rnoel/ Darnall 47-48 Daugherty 19 Davidson 37-45 Oavis 21 Dawson 10-11 Day 36- 60 - 8 1 Delaney 9 OeLapp 47 Derthlck 27 Dickinson 9 Dobyns 9 -11 Dooley 52 Downey 44 Ounwood 1 7 Durrant/Ourrent 58 Duvall 77 Dyer 2 1 Dyson 63 Earles 69 Easle y 7 Edwards 46 Eiler 65-68-71 Elkins 32-34 Eller 30-31 Ellison 27 Eng len/En gland 4 Eudy 8 Evans 41-45-90 Fairies 7 Farmer 19-22 Fee 47 Ferguson 5-41-5789-92 Fields 60 Fischer 63 Fitch 7 6 -81-82 Flack 44 Flannagan 70 Foley 63 Freeman 1 Freshwater 10-12-13 Fridinger 63 F,..iese 63 Funk 63 Gabbard 17 Garnand 50-51 Garner 4 Garrett 19-20- 21 Gatewood 9 Gearhart 52 �Gibson GL1 - ;.·3 _ 74 75- 7(~ r: o <.~d 1 <1 Cock emei t.~ r 3 Gocidykoons t / Gu tek u n s t 27 - 2l~ 2 ~: - 30 - 3 1- -3;_. _ 4 7 Gr <'l h nr.i 1 c:; - 1 r; Gr uve5 1r. Gr c::>y 40 Grt'lyson S:..! llr C!enwood 20 - 57 Gr ee r G'1 - 7 ~ - 7 1~- Ld - B2 Gr iFfiths 14 Gr ist/ Grice 4 3 - 4 6 Gr oome 38 Guzloy 25 Gullion 1 4 Gum 6 H.::1 l e 1 1', Hnley 52 Humblin S 1 Hamilton 1- 2Ll- 2 :.J- GO Ha mle t t C. 4 - 7S- 80 Hamn e r- 1 f:: Har db.o r gcr 50 lfa r dwick 5 7- 50 Har k ri de r/ Ha r-ga r acer 75 Harman 64- G7 - 58 Har p 1 4 lia rris GO l ~ rt e r 30- 6 4 - 65- 66 Har tman 50- 52- 53 Hayes 59 Helm(s) 4 G- 64 - 7 1-72 - 7 3 He l t 1 4 l-li ~ hley 73- 75 l!i g ht 54 Hill 1 0 - 0 1 1-l inson 13 Hi rn 5.a Ho l la day 2 7 Hol l a n d 5 1 Ho l sopple G Horton 32 Ho rn 8 - 90 Howard 4 Ho well 5 1 Howk 14 fubba r d 4 2 Huddle 40 I 59 Humphreys 38 I tunsicke r 1 7 Hylton/He l ton/ Hi l ton G4-87-G87 1-72 Huds o n Iddi nos 39- 4 9 4 1- 7 1-92 Jarrett fl J o nnino u 1 4 - 3G- 37 J~meson .JP.sr.01:'!r 1 n - 1 =~ Jon8s 1 C-1 7 -1 e - 41 _!or .-t::m S3 f~efwu v ~ r ':i1 i( c i fFc~ r 3 n - 3 1 1-.o ith ~) 4 - f, !J -7 0 Kelley/ Ke lly 525J - !..1·I i ~ end ri c k 32 Kesl e r /Kess l e r 5 1-5 2 l<i l rio r e 4S K in ~] 74 Ki n g r ey 50- 52- S3 l< in s~y 46 l<i r kr;ion 62 Kirby nc Kirl e 1 2 l<l ;:mke 2 Kurtz fiG - 87 Ky l r~ 1 £3 Lacy ~ 0-5 1- 24 La ckey 37 - 45 Lamrir 2 7 L ambe r th 77 La u rJh lin 3 6 Law 40 Lee 1 9 - 25 Le hma n 5 1 Lemon 77 Le nox 2 - 38- 39 Lewis 1 3 Lester 32- 33 Lidd le 40 Li g ht 0 Lindeman 3 Lindsay 24 Linkous 1B Linn 4 2 Li skey 44 Ll oyd 43- 46 Lock h <Jr t 29 Louder back 14 Love 59 Love ll 1 G Low n 1 Lowe 17 Lucas 32-33-4 1 Luke :i2 McCabe 21 McCnrty 41-51-89 McClai n 29 Mc Cl e lland 40 McCormick G1 McCr o r y 4 7 McDona ld 2 - c-; 1 l·lc!::lroy 1 6 McGr a w 1 8 t•lcHenry 4 2 McNinch 19 - 23 McPher son 17 McVey 39 Mabes 43 - 46 f.12d i son 8 Ma l ahc:m 38- 39 Mar kham 16 ~.t a rlin 44 - 46 Murl ow 32 Mar s h a ll 1G- 4 1-89 Martin 16 - 20- 27 Matchett 63 Ma ys/May 4 0 -4 1 45- SO Maze 1 5 -1 6 ~le ader ~0 - 5 1 Messeker 84 Mi c h ae l 2 9 Micou 9 - 1 1 Mi kesel l 65 ~tiller 6 Mi l l s 22-1 9 Miner 42 Minet 53 Mi nni x 50-52 Minty 10 ~·1iskell 10 - 1 2 Mock 67 Mont g omery 47 Moody 42 Moore 56- 09 Mor gan 19- 20-37-45 Morri cle 71 Morris 16 Morrison 15-16-42 Mo ssabarrier 16 Murphy 17-1 8 Mu rry SG-57 Mussel man 43 Musselwhite GO Musser 14 Myers 60 Nash 12 Neal 30-47 Nei lson /Nelson 26-89 Newman 41 - 09 - ~1 1 tJewsom 9 Newton 4 Nich ols 21-64-77-78 Nickell 10 Nickol as 1G Niday 51 �Nixon 16 Noel 63 Noride 69 Northern 10 Nesler 14 Oakes 80 Olin 19-25-26 Osborne/Osborn 27 Over~elt 50-76 Owen 70 Pelmer/Palmore 5 1-79 Pain/Payne 14-53 Parker 4 Parrott 4 Parsons 17-18 Paschall 10 Patteson 16 Patton 45 Peasley 11 Peirce 40 Pennington 17-18 Perdue 19-22 Perkins 16-54 Perrin 11 Peterman 32-33 Peters 17 Petersen 89 Phillips 14-41- 4553-90 Pitzer 34 Plick 33 Porter 40 Poteet 37 Powell 91 Pratt 59 Prillamin 7 Puckett 43-46 Remsey 1 Randall 41-89-90 Rankin 47 Ransome 18 Ray 53 Read 44 Redd 8 Rench 62 Rhodehamel 2 Richardson 39-4951-54-56-57- 77 Richmond 52 Ritchie 14 Robbins 17 Roberson/Robertson 30-41-46-50-51-7789- 92 Robey 47-48 Rolls 44 Roper 1 9-23-24 Rose 17-1 8 Rowe 63 Roya ll 92 Rupert 2 - 3 -39 -54- 55 Russell 19 - 22 Ryan 56- 57 Salling 45 Saul 50-52 Saunders 2 1-63 Schaub 54 Scott 9 -44-60 Seabold 5 1 Seager 14 Sears 53 Seidel 66-87 Seward 62 Shannon 59-60 Sharp 2-39-61 Shertzer 52 Shaver 42 Shelburne 45 Shelor 32-34 Shiflett 18 Shuler 34 Simmons 32-33-35 Simonson/Symonsen 74-83-84 Sims 41-89 Sinclair 15-16 Sink 53 Skaggs 18 Smi l es 49 Smith 4-12-39 51-80 Sowder 7 Spangler/Spengler 14 Spaulding 46 Spencer 8 Squires 27 Steel 32 Stegemann 3 Stephens 2-38 Stewart 52 Stickley 59-60 Stigleman 66 Stogner 8 Stone 45-92 Stoner 40 Stucky 6 Sturman/Stiermann 14 Sutphin 70 Sylvester ? 62 Tatu11 41 Taylor 21-81 Tenike 49-54 Tiller 19-22 Thompson 19-23-62 Thornton 53 V1r'1D1& App&lach1an Noter. Todd 11 Travis 43-46 Tribb le 27 Tri gg 57 Trolinger 1 7 -1 8 Tucker 57 Tuggle 32 Turner 9-51 Urick 63 Vance 47 Van Dyke 74 Van Meter 7 Vincent 4 Vinyard 76 Waggoner 76 Wagner 55Wainwr i ght 3 5 Wall 40 Waller 12 Wallis 1 7 Walton 40 Ward 14 Warncombe 1 2 Warren 25 Wadkins/Wadkins 4-14 Weaver/Waber 46-66 Webb 14-71-85-86 Weddle 64-65-66-68 Wheeler 33 White 16 Whiting 11 Whitlock 59 Whitson 41-89 Whitt 17-1 8 Wickham 34-46 Widney 42 Willard 27-28-29 Williams 40-44-52 Wilson 33-40-45 Wimmer 64-73-74-83-84 Wisner 42 Wolfe 63 Wollauf 83 Woolwine/Wohlwein 30 Worsham 92 Wray 53 Wright 52-53 Wysor 59 Yeamon 47 York 38-39 Yost 51 Young 30-53 Zeigler 30-51 ******** To obtain copies, please see next page. �To obta in Pedigr ee Charts wr ite: f.1Af1Y .JANE VADEN SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEA LOGICA L SOCIETY P. 0. GOX 12485 ROANOKE , VA Cost: 15 cents a chart Manila Folder - 15 cents Postage va r ies with weight 24026 ( a llow fo r r ecen t r ate inc r ease) P l ease incl u d~ Volume numbe r ns well as page number. Surnames in which you a r e inter ested helps. M~ke check to the Sout l1western Virg i nia Gen eal ogical Society. =======================================================~====================== = = ================================================================================ The BAILOR/BAYLOR FAMILY ASSOCIATION was formed to locate ALL Bailor family groups in an effort to link relationships and to locate the immigrant ancestors of family groups . All early spelling variants are also being collected. The Associations has registered with the Family Registry at Salt Lake City. Contact: Dorothy Baldwin, 660J Kensington Ave, Richmond Hts, CA 94805. =============================================================================================================================================================== 14th ANNUAL DEAN AND CREECH REUNION to be held on Sept 4 , 1988 , at the Carl Perkins Building in Morehead, Ky, beginning at 11 am. For more information write to: Loyd Dean , Rt 6 Box 498 , Morehead , KY 40J 51 . =============================~================================================== ================================================================================ The OWNBEY family reunion will be held the weekend of June 25- 26, 1988 at the Park Inn, Fayetteville , Arkansas . We are seeking all descendants at John Owenbey/ Ownbey (1735-1824) and Nannie Porter (1745-1818) to update our family history. John and Nannie are both buried in North Carolina. For more reunion information send self-addressed-stamped-envelop to Dr Gilbert C Gibson, J607 Arlington, Lawton , Oklahoma 73505. ================================================================================ FAMILY HISTORY INSTITUTE OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA presents a one- day Seminar, Saturday J une 11, 1988 - 9 : 00a~o 5:00pm. Banquet and Speaker 7:00-9:00pm, Ramada Inn, Wytheville , Va. Featuring Mary B Kegley and Ronald A Bremer. For more information write to Family History Institute, PO Box 134, Wytheville, VA 24J82 ========= = ======== ==== ====~======~========================================= COUNTY CLERK: After the county lieutenant, the most important officer in the county in Colonial times was the county clerk, who was not only the clerk , but whose house was the clerk ' s office, where the county records were kept and who was probably the legal advi ser for the people in general at a time when educated lawyers at least did not abound. The office also had a salary ••••• and a great deal of power and importances •••••• the clerk was the leading, or one of the leading men in the county" Next in importance to the clerk was the sheriff who was appointed by the Governor. From an article in the "Virginia Magazine of His tory & Biography ", Vol III, p 291. Jan 1896. �?o HORNBARGER FAMILY HIS'IDRY Contributed by Martha Dudley Bland * All of the previous notes on the Ho:rnbarger family mention that our first ancestor in this country was Jacob Hornbarger, who l anded in Philadelphia in 1732 . "At the Court House of Philadelphia, October 11 , 1732 --- Forty-two Palatines , who with their families , making in all 150 persons , were imported in the ship ' Pleasant ' , James Morris , Master, from Rotterdam, but last !rom Deal , as by clearance thence ... " ---- from the Minutes of the Provincial Council , printed in Colonial Records , Vol. III, p 465 . (also in ''Pennsylvania German Pioneers ", by Ralph B. Strassburger , edited by William J . Hinke. Lists 27 A. B, & C, p 93). Jacob' s name was spelled both Ho:rnberger and Hornbarger on the lists , but he did not write any of them -- his X mark. On one of the lists his age is given as 33. No wife is mentioned , but wives and children were seldom mentioned by name , except for sons 16 or over . A book called "Hornberger and Yingling " , subtitled "Jacob Hornberger and His Descendants " by Claude J. Rahn, found in the library of the Historical Society of Philadelphia took this Jacob and gave him an entirely different wife (Maria Barbara) from our Jacob in Virginia (Elizabeth), and a completely different line of descendants , most of whom were in Pennsylvan ia. According to Rahn, Jacob had only one child (grown to adulthood), a son named Carl (later Charles) . Also , according to Rahn, Jacob came to America to join two brothers already here, Hans Bartel and Johan Carl and they all lived in Pennsylvania . The two brothers had children, and at least one of them had a son named Jacob . It was always a puzzle that Jacob Hornbarger , age 33 in 1732 , was in Augusta County , Virginia in the 1760s , and was living in Montgomery County, Va ., in 1804, the latest date mentioned in records . The Jacob in Virginia could be a descendant of one of the Hornbargers mentioned above, perhaps a son , grandson or nephew , but so far , no link has been found. 1he first mention of Jacob in Virginia, is in Augusta Co . in 1766. (All referrences to Hornbarger, Hornberger, Hornberry , Hornberrier, etc., are given on a separate page of thi s history -- notes from "Chronicles of 1he Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia" by Lyman Chalkley. ) J acob took the loyalty oath June 20 , 1769 , i n order to obtain land (Chalkley, Vol. I, p 156). There are several references in the deed books to Jacob . In 1787, Jacob bought land in Montgomery County on Crab Creek from Jacob Smelser. I t is possible, even probable , that 'Jacob Hornberrier ' of Augusta County is our ancestor, it is definite that Jacob Hornbarger of Montgomery County i s. 1here is a direct line of d escent through his indentures of land to sons Jacob Jr. and Peter, and Peter' s and IB.niel's wills . No record has been found of the birth of Jacob ' s children or , indeed, of his marriage. The name of Elizabeth is found on the Augusta County deeds as well as in Montgomery County records, which leads one to believe that it is the same Jacob who had ' wife Elizabeth' ; but then both his sons married Elizabeths, too, so the name i s too common in the family to rely upon it as conclusive evidence that the Jacobs are one and the same. *703 Bedford Rd., Bel Air, Md. 21014 V1rgin1.a Appa.la.ch.1.a.n Not.er- (written May 1980) �'71 Jacob deeded land to son Jacob Jr . in 1793 (Montgomery County Will Book B, pps. 92 and 98) and to son Peter in 1796 (Will Book B, p 216) . After the indenture of land to Peter , Jacob sued Peter, accusing him of not living up to the terms of the indenture. 'Ihis took place in 1804, and the records are in the Court House at Staunton , Augusta Co ., Va. This was the court for the Western Dtstrict of Virginia . The papers consist of letters from both Peter and Jacob, Sr, to the judge -- the pag e with Jacob ' s signature was not in the file. There are depositions from witnesses for both sides. It would seem from reading the papers that Jacob, Jr ., was not happy with the div i sion of property, and was stirring up trouble between his father and Peter. The papers were not in go od shape to try to make copies , although one was made of Peter ' s answer to the s uit and a letter £rorn Peter to his father, Jacob, Sr. The dispos ition of the case was not found. The Hornbargers owned land in Montgomery , Floyd and Bland counties. Most of the land in Montgome ry County was in the area called "Belmont", in the vicinity of the little community of Vicker, along Crab Creek, between Vicker and Christiansburg , the county seat . Where the origi nal 'home place ' was , is not certain; Peter left his 'home place' to his daughter , Catherine , who had married Samuel Gilmore ; but whether this was Jacob ' s home farm , has not been ascertained . Jacob Hornbarger, Sr . and his wife , Elizabeth had at least four children: Jacob , Jr , who married Elizabeth Stapleton; Peter, who married Betsy Smith; Betsy , who married Michael Smith ; and Nancy, who married George Taylor . All these marriages are recorded in "A Brief of Wills and Marriages in Montgomery & Fincastle Counties, Va., 17JJ-18J1", by Anne L. Worrell. Jacob Hornbarger was s urety for Peter and Nancy. Jacob a11d wife Elizabeth are buried in the Vicker area, on what was called the Margaret Taylor place , but the graves are unmarked. One of the descendants still living in the area , says the old cemetery is up on the hill north of the old railroad station. Jacob , Jr. was given the l and which is now in Floyd County (on Little River?) , and also some land on Crab Creek in Montgomery County. Jacob, Jr . and Elizabeth Stapleton Hornbarger had at least one son, George , who is mentioned in his uncle Peter's will; he is also mentioned in the U.S. Census £or Montgomery and Floyd counties. (18JO Census gives four daughters for George . ) There i s also a Philip 'Hornbarriger' mentioned along with Jacob 'Hornbarriger ' in the militia records for Montgomery Co ., but this is the only place that 'Philip' is mentioned, and it is possible that the name was copied wrong, and that it should be ' Peter' . There is a marriage record for a Nancy Hornbarger, who married George Carrell, 4 January 1836 in Montgomery County. She may be a daughter of Jacob , Jr., or possibly of George. The original marriage records has not been examined to see if more details are given there . Peter Hornbarger (signature on will is Hornbarger ) married Betsy Smith , the daughter 0£ Dr. William Jacob Smith, a Tory, who was the first in Montgomery County to be granted amnesty after the Revolution. According to Earl Hon1barger, who did some research in the 1950s, he was tried by Charles Lynch of 'Lynch Law ' :fame, and freed because he �had been in this country only six months when the war broke out, and 'because of his knowledge of Physic'. which does not exactly agree with the 1850 census , which gives his daughter's birthplace as 'Virginia ', and she was born in 1770 or 1771. Dr. Smith died in 1819 , "aged 75, and the father of my wife." References to Dr. Smith 's trial as a Tory traitor are recorded in Montgomery County Court House at Christiarlsburg. Trials were held at Michael Price's fort , about 1782 , and many victims of the trials (not as lucky as Dr. Smith) , were buried nearby. Site of some of the graves were on the farm owned by William Taylor Price , who married Margaret Hawley , daughter of Elizabeth Hornbarger and Crockett Hawley , great granddaughter of Peter and Betsy Smith Hornbarger. Dean H. L. Price says in his "Outlines", that his grandmother , Elizabeth Hawley, is authority for the statement that her grandmother, Betsy Smith Hornbarger, remained a staunch Jeffersonian Democrat until her dyin g day , because of the treatment of her father by the Federal party during and after the Revolution . Dean Price also says that Charles Lynch was the Judge of the Tory trials. Peter Hornbarger was a powerful man , seldom met his match physically. Montgomery County records show that he took prominent part in brawls at the county seat in Christiansburg . He ran a large farm and drove wagons with supplies to Lynchburg, Bristol and the Cumberland Gap . He was a bitter enemy of his son - in-~aw , 'old man ' Sammy Gilmore, and in his will , left the home farm to his daughter , Catherine , wife of Sammy, with the provision that Sammy was to have nothing to do with it , and after her death, the place was to be sold at auction. Whether Sammy bought the place at auction , or had another place , at any rate , according to family records , Peter and Betsy are buried on ' Samuel Gilmore' s place'. Linkous , author of "Twelve Stones for Belmont" , says the home place later belonged to Jack Charlton ; later still to a family of Elliotts. Peter and Betsy had six children , of whom we have records -- five daughters and one son: 1. Peggy married William Vickers ; 2 . Nancy married William Simpson ; J. Elizabeth married Jacob Harless ; 4 . Mary (Polly) married Henry Harmon; 5 , Catherine married Samuel Gilmore ; 6. Ianiel married Nancy Walters. These marriage records are also in ''A Brief of Will and Marriages of Montgomery County, etc" (For dates and descendants, see charts . ) Ia.niel lived near Vicker, on the road into the little community from Christiansburg. (Rte. 159, off Rte 114, which turns off U. S. 460, just north of Christiansburg. Rte 114 runs from U. S . 460 to U. S . 11 , past the Rad.ford Arsenal, and 159 makes a loop off 114, goes down into Vicker and returns to 114.) IB.niel' s house is still lived in , but not by Hornbargers. Wilfred Hornbarger, great grandson of D3.niel , lives in a small place next to the old house, and several other descendants live close by. On the hill behind the house is the small, overgrown family cemetery where I.B.niel and Nancy and other family members are buriea. D:l.niel married Nancy Walters, daughter of John and Mary Kirby Walers. They had eight children: 1. Elizabeth married Crockett Hawley ; 2 . Nancy married Paul James; J. Margaret (Peg ) married William Yingling, V1rgt...nia Appala.chtnn Notr~ �a widower; 4. Peter marri ed Mandy Harris; 5. Martha Pauline (Patsy) unmarried ; 6 . William Parker married Mary Catherine Evans of Alleghany Co, Va .; 7 , Ia.niel L. marri ed Maria Loui se Catherine S. Hannon of Alleghany Co. , Va . , an aunt of Mary C. Evans ; 8. Hiram T. married Sarah (Sallie) Jane Lucas . The four sons of Ia.niel and Nancy were in the Confederate Army --Co. C, 54th Va . Infantry . At least two of the sons became ill with typhoid fever in Tennessee , and funiel went to bring them home ; Peter and Ia.niel L. died , and funiel, Nancy and several grandchildren also died of the fever. r:aniel left his home farm to Hiram, who was to provide for his unmarried sisters ; they were to get their share of the estate when they married . William Parker (called Parker) inherited land in Bland County, and lived there after the war , raising a large family . Their sister, Patsy never married; she was badly scarred by smallpox , caught from a Confederate soldier who stopped by the farm and used the wash basin he was on his way home after the war was over. William Trigg (Bob) Hornbarger also had smallpox , but was not badly marked; he was only about three years old at the time . Later, he nursed victims of a smallpox epidemic in Clifton Forge , Va , , as he was immune to the disease. Wills : Peter ' s will is in Will Book 9 , Montgomery Co., Va., p 32, dated 22 April 1854, probated June Court , 1856. Ianiel ' s will is i n Will Book 9 , Montgomery Co., Va. , p JJ7, dated 26 Jul y 1862, pr obated August Court , 1862. (Editor ' s note: There are 31 more pages to this history - - notes from the books mentioned in this article and descendants of Jacob Hornbarger. These pages have been placed in the Virginia Room of the central Roanoke City Library . Those who are descendant of Jacob should write to Mrs. Bl and) =============================~===========:============:===- -~~ THE LAS T WORD : Wills may be an important source of genealogical information; contested wills can be particularly useful. All interested parties may appear in the suit , including the husband ' s of female heirs . Wills may specifically state how people are related , may be available for an ancestor at a time when few other records were maintained, give residences or clues to residences, lead to other records such as land records , religious affiliation and thus church records, military records , date of death. Executors and other signing as witnesses may be rel atives ; searching records concerning them may lead to information, including the family bible of the deceased . However, care must be taken when securing relationships from wills . A man may have been married more than once; a wife named in t he will may not be the mother of the children. (above information from Dr. Card Weatherbee , FGS Newsletter) ''Genealogy Digest " , Vol 16 , #3 , 1985, p 37. Note: Children may not be mentioned in the will, because they had already received their share of estate. The phrase "my now wife" probable meant that the husband had been married before. In a contested case, if the heirs did not all live in the area, a notice had to be placed in several newspapers about the coming case with the names of all persons involved. --------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ �7'/ BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts WAGGON ROAD TO THE WESTERN MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA by Frances Huff Griffin. The author, Frances Rodgers Huff Griffin i s a native of Augus t a County , Virginia . Her scrap book started by her when she was eighteen years old on some of the old families of this mountain section led her to write the book. There i s a collection of old homes and taverns dating back before the American Revolution. There are photographs of homes, taverns , old cannon, cemeteries , and people (exa lted and lowly). Some family names are Adams , Bowman, Calhoun , Cla rk, Hale, Long , McCoy, Peters, 'Ibompson and many others. The book has 129 pages , hard cover , c ompletely indexed, and sells for $17 . 00 including postage . Order from Mrs Page H Eillon , lJ Hawthorn Cl . , Rockford, MD 20850. THE TYREE TRAIL WITH ALLIED LINES OF ADAMS AND BLAIR by Ella Rae Wilson Coleman. The ancestry of the Tyrees is said to be that of French Huguenots or Protestants in France, who fled their homel and after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes to avoid persecution because of their religious beliefs. The Progenitor of this line if John Tyree , born 1727 or before in Virginia , migrated to Wilkes Co, NC , where he died in 1793. A brother William Tyree died in 1755 in Anson Co , NC . Another brother George 'fyree 's descendants migrated to Lee Co , Va, which later became Scott Co. In the 1850 Scott Co census record there were D3.vid , William and James listed as heads of families . '!here were many outstanding descendants in this family - lawyers, medi cal profession, and educators . Genealogica l information on many allied families z Adams, Blair, Coleman, Wils on and many others . The book has a hard cover , illustrations , completely indexed and documented . The book may be purchased from Ella W Coleman , JlOO Pruitt Rd B201, Port St Luci e , Fla 349.52. The price of the book is $J? . 50 postpaid . VIRGINIA AND VIRGINIANS was a series of biographical sketches of eminent Virginians written by Dr R A Brock in 1888. Dr Brock was secretary of Virginia Historical Society at that time. H H Hardesty , Richmond, Va , was the publisher. TAZEWELL COUNTY contains 66 pages completely indexed of early settl ers in the area. Some of the biographical sketches are Bailey , Bane, Barnes , Cecil , Crabtree, Fudge, Gillespie, Graybeal , Harman, Kinser , Kiser, McGuire, Moore , Porter, Stuart, Summers, Thompson , Wa lker, Witten and Yos t , The pri ce of boo.Ii; pos tpai d i s $15. 25. Orde r from Mountain Press , PO Box hoo, Signa l Mountain , TN J1'J?? . BLAN D COUNTY I another of the VIRGINIA and VIRGINIANS ' EMINENT VIRGINIANS has b i ographies of early s ettlers in Bland County . Some of the names are As hworth , Burton, Compton, Dodd, Groseclose , Harman, Hoge , Johns ton , Newberry , Taylor, Thomps on , Wohlford and others, '!here is a complete index . The price of the book is $6.25 postpaid and may be ordered from Mountain Press, Inc . , PO Box 400, Signal Mountain, 'IN J?J??. (Note by editor on last 2 books 1 Most of the sketches on the fami lies listed were usually written by members of the family giving dates , parents , etc.) BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA, DEED BOOK A-1 1754--1762 by Ann Chilton. Bed.ford Co was formed in 17 54 from Lunenberg County. 'Ihe name "Bedford " was chosen by the Ge neral Assembly in honor of J ohn Russell, fourth Duke of Bedford who was Secretary of State of Gr eat Britain at the time. These deeds are given in a Alphabetical order via granter. This book, softcover, price $12.75 postpaid , may be ordered from Mountain Press, Inc . , PO Box 400, Signal Mounta in , TN 37377. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, DEED BOOK A - 1773-1789 by James L Douthat . 'Ibis record is an abs t rac t i on of the first county land records from Hardes ty ' s HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA publis hed in 1884. The first 149 pages of the VllC'Na AppaJachian N 0 U;3 �'7.S' Deed Book cover the land area in formed . The scope covers all of The water shed of the New River, mentions of Bluestone . There is from Mountain Press , PO Box 400 , book if $16. 75 postpai d . other counties before 1777 when Montgomery Co was Southwest Virginia and parts of West Virginia. Holston and Clinch Rivers are covered with some an index of place names . The book may be ordered Signal Mountain, TN 37377 , The price of the A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF CEMETERIES IN AND AROUND SURRY COUNTY , NORTH CAROLINA by Wallace Kallam . Publication 10 is a comprehensive listing of ceme teries in and around Surry County, NC, not found in publications 1 thru 9 , including bordering Virginia counties . The book is completely indexed, 259 pages with illustrations , obituaries from newspapers and directions to the cemeteries . There are about 1800 names listed , The price is $J2 , 00. CEMETERY PUBLICATION NO . 18 : A SURVEY OF CEMETERIES IN SURRY AND ADJOINING COUNTIES IN NC AND VA by Wallace Kallam . This publication is completely obituaries , some old dates and some current . They are taken from newspapers from NC and Va , This book may be used for many kinds of reference . Many photos are included. Completely indexed, 206 pages. The price is $25. 00 , KALLAM CEMETERY SURVEY OF SURRY (NC) AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES - Book 17 by Wallace Kallam . In addition to listings of cemeteries this book has many obituaries with photographs and church history with old dates . There are 206 pages and completely indexed . The price of the book is $17 . 00 postpaid, A COMPREHENSIVE LISTING OF CEMETERIES AND OBITUARIES IN AND AROUND SURRY CO, NC (INCLUDING VIRGINIA) by Wallace Kallam. This book is similiar to other listings with the exception of including many types of record stories about the peopl e listed , newspaper obituaries with photographs , church cemeteries , including directions for locations . There is a table of contents, a complete index and 4 photos in the Ward Cemetery on the border line of Stokes and Rockingham Co line 1986 US 70~15 . The book has more than 200 pages . The price is $25.00. KALLAM CEMETERY : BOOK nrnEX NO. ONE by Wallace Kallam. This is a n index to Kallam Cemetery Survey No . I copyright 1982. J9 pages , about 3900 names. KALLAM CEMETERY : BOOK INDEX NO. 2 by Wallace Kallam. This book, soft c over, 141 pages , completely indexed with more than 7000 grave listings. This is Surry Co , NC lis tings . Al ] of the a.bov a books , plus ot her s I may g~ Qrder from Wa llace Kallam, 146 Kallam Roa d 1 Mt Airy , NC 270J O, Tel : ( 919 )374- 52 l1.9 , THE SONGER FAMILY NEWSLETTER: We have received four copies of this new family newsletter (from 4 to 12 pages) . The editors a re providing information on a ll persons of the Songer name and va riations . A v ery good newsletter - the bes t part (from Apr 1, 1988) Cost - send your 3, long S.A.S.E . •s (s elf a ddressed stamp envelope) and you will receive the next J issues free -- of course, s end your pedigree chart and other data tha t you have . No newsletter can make it without help from its members . Address: The Songer Family News letter, 2018 Summi tt Street, Ashland, KY 41101 . ps . From one of the maps - in 1818 there was a Ki ckapoo, Ill. For information on submitting material for queries, family reunions , etc, s ee back cover page. ========== ====== == == = = == = = = : == =============================== = = ~ = == == ==== = = ===== �7C:: Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Adams 80 Akers 67 Alt/Ault 104 Armstrong 72 Atkinson 69 Ayers/Ayres 88 Bailor 92 Barbary 82 Behel er 85 Behler 92 Bell 71 Blakemore 108 Blevins 97 Bohannon 84 Bondurant 62,63,64 Booth 119 Bradshaw 93 Brickley 117 Brown 90, 111 Brownlee 109 Buchanan 108 Butt 74, 117 Bryant 120 Cal breath 109 Camp 91 Campbell 67 Cantrell 67 Chancellor 113 Clark 114 Cornstalk 110 Cotton 84 Crewey 118 Crockett 84 Crouch 82 Croul 74 Crowl 117 Cundiff 88 Dalton 115 Davis 116 117 Dawson 98 Dean Dosch 85 8b Doss 105 Drake Earles 75 84 Edwards 102 Erwin 84 Evans Farrar 68 62 Feather 74 Fisher Flanary 106 Fletcherson 80 Ford 101 Galbreath 110 67 Gearhart 107 George Graham 80, 84 Haile/ Hale 112 Haley 72 Hall 89, 110 Harper 63 Harrell 100 Harris 117 Harrison 86 Hartman 116 Hartung 70 Ha tl"!a way 82 Herrell 100 Hill 101 Huckman 61 Huddle 99 Hurt 83 Iddings 118 Irwin Jackson James Jeffs Jefferies Jett Jolmson Jones Kelly King Kirby Kirk Lamb Love Lovern Lynch Mahon Martin Mason Mate McAlexander Meador/Meadows Mendenhall Meredith Midkiff Milliken Mills Montgomery Moviell Neill Nichols Nolin Nowland Nowlin Owns by Phillips Pratt 102 96 77 67 67 83 62 67 98 113 118 95 112 84 74 79 72 118 120 80 119 111 69 71 115 67 114 84 94 86 84 67 67 67 66 83 100 Pucket 73 Ransde ll 87 Robertson 76 Robinson 65,66 Ronk 115 Ross 76' 103 Richardson 93 Rutherford 101 Saul 120 Scott 67,77,78 Seay 67 Shepherd 65,66 Showalter 115 Shumate 75 Singleton 89 Smith 100,117 Snow 66 Songer 61 Spangler 99 Spencer 91 Stanley 120 Sumpter 67 Thomas 67, 84 Thornton 87 Turner 116 Vaughan 101 Virgin 94 Wade 112, 113 Walker 108 Walters 118 Warren 70 Webb 82 White 81, 83 Whitworth 68 Woodrum 113 Wool vine 92 Woolwine 92 Wright 100 ================:==========================================~==~=~=====================~~~=~ COMPTON CEMETERY Montgomery County , Virginia, going south on Rt 11, just before reaching Elliston, on the right side of the road there is a store building that is a 'flea market', Than a trailer court - either one of the next two drive ways will take you 'close' to the cemetery. You must walk through a pasture to reach the cemetery which is better than halfway ·up the hill. Actually there are two cemeteries . One , we were told by Mr. Richard Weaver, has only a baby of the Shepherd family buried there. Frank Shephard's wife was moved to the Shawsville cemetery. There is one double stone in the Compton cemetery and what appears to be 2 children graves and 2 adult graves marked by field stones. COMPTON Fleming W May 31, 1845 Aug 7, 1926 Sallie F July 19, 1845 Mar 11 , 1912 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------vuetnte. Appe.la.t!a.!.Un Hu".,..... �. I t ' .... . , ==================== = = =========================================== ==============~== t • BOOK REVIEWS : All books sent will be reviewed and printed.. in tt;ie next issue of VAN, Pleas e include the price of the book , any advertising material that you have and where the book may be ordered . 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 12, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Marriage Records of Botetourt County, 1791-1799 (continued from Volume 12, Number 1; St. John's Lutheran Church Cemetery Survey (continued from Volume 12, Number 1); Hornbarger Family History. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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XII - No . 1 - February 1988 Contents President ' s Message la Pensioners From 1840 Virginia Census Virginia General Assembly House Journals 1816 Cox Bible Marriage Records of Botetourt County , Va ( con ' t) St Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery , Wytheville , Virginia (con ' t) Peters vs Roberts New River Baptist Association Queries and Index Book Review Financial Statement for 1987 1 12 12 13 19 29 JJ 35 39 40 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Programs - 1988 February - Where the Pittsylvania County Families Came from in the United States by Mary Leigh Boisseau March - "Earl y Medicine in Colonial D:Lys " - Mrs Robert Lipes April - "Marriages - Iaws of Inheritance " - Mrs Charles G (Jimmie) Steele May - Field trip to Charlottesville , Va. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------The Southwestern Vi rginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month (except December) at l :JO pm a t the Central Roanoke City Library , Elmwood Park, Jefferson Street, in the Brody Room (4th floor) . 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Our meinbe rship increased, our pro~ram~ were inte~est1ng and informative, our VAN was enthus1ast.1cally ~ece1\T~d and we continue to mak e e fforts to provide assistance to our ne w mer nb1=>1.s Under the leaders~ip of Calvin .Weddle , workshop ch~ir;~n : we had two very fine workshops in 1987 . our new year promises to be a good one for our society. our progr.am chairperson , Belva Counts is planning sorne outstandi ng pr.oyra ms on a va ri e ty of topics th at ~ iJL of tntet est p~r a o n s ~ q ln g r esearch on b& southwe8t Virginia . to Please keep us informed of any change of address that you might h a v e auc i ng t.h e yea r . Thi s will h e lp us get your VAN de livered t o you promptly and without additional cos t . Your executive boa rd welcomes your corn men ts and suggestions as to how we might better- serve out" member-ship . we look forward to hear ing from you and wish you a good year in your research . Norma Jean Petecs , President ******************************************************************************\ * ** i IN MEMORY t #~ Treo E (Torn) Gardner * !! Lela C Adams ! !: ! JO November 1987 ~ ** ** ******************************************************************************* t ** 17 December 1987 �. PENSIONERS FROM 1840 VIRGINIA CENSUS I The 1840 Federal Census has two columns he <:l ded a s " P ensioners For Revolu tion ary or Mi i it a ry Ser vi ces Included In the Foregoin g " and "Ages o" These people were not al ways l i sted as heads of f ami lies, but were sometimes listed with proba bly their sons, mHrried widowed d~ughters, sons-in -~ aw, daught ers-i n-l aw, e t c . A special thanks to Ca rol Tu ckwiller for nelpin g me interpret some of the handwriting . The following was transcrioed by Calvin Weddle : ACCOMACK CO AMHERST Andrews , Elkaneh, 77 Chainock~ J ohn, 81 Copes, P eter P . , 76 Kinnehorn , Wi lliam, Sl Beck, Jesse, 85 Brown, Jer emi a h, 82 Calaway, Dudley, 90 Ca shwell, Wil l i a m, 78 Coppedge, Thoma s, 88 Dav idson , Gil es, 78 Evans, James, 82 Gill, Jones , 78 Hi ckok , Eben ezer, 81 Lockard, Willi am, 110 Log a n, Alexander, 7S Miles, Thomas, 7S Wi se, George, 83 ALBEMARLE co y Barksdale, s~m, 81 Bowers, Micajah, 83 Boyd, Wm. , SG Burton?, Thomas, 83 Drumheller, Leo . , 75 Dunn, Sr. , J a mes, 80 Ge ntr y, George, 80 Gentry, J <-tmes, 82 Harris , Sr . , Wm . , 80 Harrison , Ri chard, 83 Her rin g, J ames, 90 Jon es, J ohn, 82 J o rd an , Wm , 7£ Kebli n ger, Adam, 77 Lewis, Jesse, 77 Maupin, Wm . , 8U Morgan, Willi am, ~l Snow, Richard , 86 Strange~ David, 78 Watson, Walter, 79 Wood, Sr . , John, 83 ALLEGHANY CO. Hoover , Ja cob, 93 Lemmon , George, 82 P e rsinger , J acob, 96 AMELIA co _ Burton, Samuel, 85 F os t er, L a rkin, 79 Hut cherson, J ohn, 76 Richards, Boswell, 53 Wa d e, Cl a iborn , 85 CO ~ AUGUSTA CO . Staunton City Knowles, Mary, 85 Arrnstrong, Willi am, 8 1 Buster, Claudius, 76 Eskridge, Elizabeth, 73 Gr egory, Christi a n, 74 Hamilton, Alexander, 76 Johnston, Thomas , 75 Lohr, Peter , 88 M'Cutchin, John, 91 M'Williams, John , 82 Nu, John , 80 Porterfield, Robert , 88 Steele, David, 83 BATH CO . Boner, Sr ., William, 80 Cameron, Rachel, 68 Gilmer , Samuel , 80 Hol comb, Timothy, 85 Payne , Ann, 80 Stuart, Jame s , 84 Stuart, John, 79 Thompson , Robert , 84 �1840 Federal Census listing of pensioners and their ages : BEDFORD CO. BRUNSWICK CO . Andrews , Thomas, 79 Arthur, Sr . , John, 82 Arthur, Sr . , William, 78 Austin, Richard, 84 Beard, Mary, 8 5 Blankenship, Abram , 82 Brown , Sr . , Henry, 79 Buford, John, 83 Car ter, John, 88 Crews , Joseph, 84 Cundiff, I saac, 79 Dakin, Jonath&n, 79 Davenport, William, 75 Gi lls, John, 80 Grooms , Jonath~n, 84 Gross, Sr . , Isaac, 96 Halley, John , 79 Hancock, Ann, 79 (widow) Han cock, J ~ ne , 75 (widow) Haynes, John, 88 Hudn all, John , 78 Jones, Gr &y, 84 Locknart, Philip , 90 McCon n ahay, Jo hn, 78 Minor, Sr . , Threith, 82 Moseley, Ann, 75 Oliver, William, 85 Pu ll in , Thomas, 78 Robinson, Benjamin, 85 Sa unders, Sr . , David, 80 Shepperd, J acob, 80 Widker, Sr . , William, J., 79 White, Joseph, 100 Wiggin ton, John, 80 Woods, Francis, 79 (pauper) Delbridge, Thomas , 74 Lewis , Ru el, 81 Vaughan, Jesse, 83 Whitlock , Thomas, 84 Wilkinson, Wm., 79 BOTETOURT CO . C&mpber, J ohn , 92 Cartmill, Hen ry , 86 Crist, Philip, 82 Gwa rtney , Mic hael , 80 to 90 Racket, J ohn, 81 Hewett, John, 77 Hunter, Francis, 79 Lemmon, Jacob, 77 Litteral , Richard, 75 Simpson, James, 83 BUCKINGHAM CO . Bigbee, William, 83 Branch, Olive, 80 Doss, John, 85 Duv al, William, 92 Harris, John, 79 Harris, John C . , 85 Har rison, Wm . *, 85 *Wm . St a rks Rowel, Charles, 80 Jones, Abram, 79 Mose ley, Mary, 75 Routon, Sr . , James , 79 Scruggs, Timothy , 86 Thomas, John , 85 Thornhill , William, 82 Wilkerson , James , 85 Starl{ S, Wm, see Harrison , Wm . CAMPBELL CO o Lyn chburg City Leftwi c h, General Joel, 80 Brooks, James, 85 Callaham, David , 82 Cobbs, John, 80 Daniel, Richard , 92 Evans, Sampson, 89 Franklin, Thos ., 83 Franklin, Thomas P ., 76 Hall, I sham, 90 Herndon, Edward, 87 Howard, James, 75 Letchford, Arthur, 82 Mathews, Saml o , 77 Pr eble, John, 84 Ric e, Jesse, 80 Walthal, Harry, 79 Whitaker, James, 77 Willard, John, 84 �3 1840 Federal Census listing of pensioners and their ages: CAROLINE CO . CHESTERFIELD CO . Atkinson, Daniel, 89 Br adley, J ames, 89 Coates, William, 85 Carn a l l, P atrick. 80 Gatewood, Edmund: 78 Gatewood, William, 76 Madison , William, 75 Perr y, Betsy, 72 Satt e rwhite, Robert, 87 Saunders, George, 7S Southworth, Lucy, 75 St an ly , Moses, 82 T aylor, B~rtholomew, 78 Thomas, Sr . , Catlett, 77 Thomas, J ames, 75 Tar boro ug·h Arrness 74 ' t:> Tu cker, William, 75' Anderson, J or dan: btw 80 & 90 An drews, Ishem, 93 Bass, Sr ., John, 79 Dyson , John, 78 Ferguson, Moses, 79 Flournoy, J acob, 79 Goode, Sr ., William, 79 Gregory, Thomas, 88 Hill, Wm.: btw 80 & 90 Newby, Levi , 85 Newby, Thomas, 79 P erkenson, Ezekiel, 82 Pu ckett, Nathaniel , 85 Spears, John, 80 CHARLES CI TY CO . (non e) CHARLOTTE CO . Ashworth, Elizabeth, 69 Bart ee, David, 74 Bouldin, J oanna, 88 Brown, Martha, 78 Carrington, Clement , 77 Davis, Susan, 91 El am, Soloman H. , 82 Hailey, Ambrose, 82 Haml ett, William P . , 81 Hendr i ck, Daniel, 78 Mathews, Nancy, 80 Mullins, James, 89 Rob ertson, Sr . , I saac, 86 Rudder, James, 80 Sammons, J osep h, 55 Skelton, William , 83 Spen cer, Lucy, 80 Smith, I saac, 74 St . J ohn , Agness, 75 Tomes, Elizabeth, 75 Walker, Wil l i am, 78 CLARKE CO . Berlin, J acob, 95 CULPEPPER CO . All en, Catharine Bailey, Nan c y, 75 Cann a dy , John , 77 Clark, Hannah, 87 Colvin , Sarah, 78 Creel, John (btw 70 & 80) Edw?rds , Eli zabeth, 90 Freem&n, John , 83 Gri ffin, Zackariah, 79 Gr ay, Gabriel, 77 Ha ll , John , 75 Hill, Humphrey, 77 Hunt , Julius, 78 Jett, Willi am, 77 Lambkin, Mary , 78 Lewi s, William , 77 Miles , P atsey, 78 Newm a n, Abn e r, 85 Pa yne, Sr . , Richard , 77 Pettit , Lucy, 78 Rosson, Reub e n , 87 Slaughter, Philip , 82 Stall ard , Randolph , 83 Triplett, P eter, 88 Va ugh a n , Almond , 84 Welsh, Is aiah, 84 �1840 Federal Census listin g of pension e rs and t h e ir ages : CUMBERLAND CO . Cox, Bartlet, 85 Morton, James, 83 Taylor, Richard, 84 Totty (Totly), Daniel, 75 Walker , Wm . , 83 DINWIDDIE CO . Petersburg City Cheeve s , Wm . R. , 55 Scott , Jos eph, 55 Bass , Jos . , 80 Bishop, Sr . , Jame s , 79 Elder , Claiborne, 82 Epes, Peter, 81 Grigg, Josiah, 79 Ma jor , Samuel , 78 Nunn a ll y, William, 84 Spicely, Jas , , 78 Sturdivant, Sr . , Joel, 78 Timmons, Geo ., 83 Wells, Bolling, 81 Wilkin son, Thos . , 82 ELIZABETH CITY CO . (Non e ) ESSEX CO . Armstr o ng, John, 78 Atkinson , Reuben, 90 Butler, Ann L . , 80 Cogmill , Thomas, 78 Croxt o n , Carter, 80 Mun day, Benjamin H. , 77 FAIRFAX CO , Sa unders, Daniel (btw 90 & 100) FAUQUIER CO . Ar r owsmi th , Eliza b e th, 75 Blackwel l , Ann~ 79 Burk e, Sus an, 96 Clagget t , Amy , 68 Combs, Ro be rt , 87 Ethe l (Et ha l) , Anthony, 83 Gree n , George, 80 Howe ll , Ma rtha , 70 J e f fr i e s , Al exande r, 77 Le ar, Ha nna h , 70 Me r ry, Rose , 7 2 Moffett , Elizab e th, 82 P a tti e (P u ttey) 1 William, 78 Purcell , Ge orge, 70 Rawles (Rowles), William, 80 Roa c h , Mn rtha, 80 Vo wl e s, Ann 1 88 Wa lker , Fra nces, 80 We lc l1 , J o hn 1 68 Wise , Mi c h a el, 85 FLOYD CO . Edwa rds, Benj a min , 87 King, John , 80 She lor, Sr . , Dani e l , 89 FLUVANNA CO . Ca wthon : Sr , Ri c h a rd, 76 Cl e rnent s , Sr , Ch a rles , 81 F a ris, Ma rtin, 77 Gr a nger, Zachius, 79 Ha rlow, Nathaniel, 97 Haislip, Jno " S . , 80 Lu ca do, I s aac , 82 Ma ddox , Jno . , 76 Ma yo, St e phen, 82 S a unders, Jesse, 88 Shores, Thomas, 85 Thacker, Daniel, 81 Ward, Hopper, 88 Woo d, J ess e, 86 FRANKLIN co " Absher, Abraham, 92 (94) Barton, Elisha, 80 Bernard, Walter, 82 Campbell, John, 79 Cooper, Isles, 90 Crag, Thomas, 90 Cuff, Will, S2 Dale, Ri c h a rd, 81 Da vis , Lewis, 84 Griffeth, Cheseham , 80 Hodge(s), Bednego, 81 Hutts, Leonard, 86 Lashow, Martel, 85 McNeel, Jacob, 81 Patesel, Jacob, 83 (who was a pension e r & lost his warrant) Pew, Ri c h a rd, 82 Richerson , Richard, 84 Robertson, Richard, 79 Sink, Abr a h a m, 75 �5 1840 Fed eral Ce nsus listin g of pensioners a nd t h e ir ages : Stuard, Willi am, 80 Wblker , E l i s h u, 9 4 Woody, Martin, 80 Wr a yJ Benj ~ min, 84 Wri g ht J John , 5 4 FREDERICK CO . Bn ilis , He nry , 80 Black , George, 82 Booker, Phi lip, 9 0 Exr idg e, Ge o , 84 Finley Robb , '76 Lewis, John , £ 2 Shade , J ucobJ 84 J GILES CO , Brown , Wi ll i a m, 86 Kirk, J ohn 86 Nee l, Wi ll i a m. 79 Straley, Andr ~ w, 88 Shel t on, Joseph , 79 Smith, Natha niel , 77 Toler, Ri char d, 79 Watkin s, Jos " D. , 85 Wite , J esseJ 74 Woodrow, J acob, 79 Woodwa rd J Bj . , 82 GRAYSON CO. Ashwortu, J oel, 78 Cioud , Wi ll i am, 8 9 Dean, Su sA nn a h, 75 Fost er, Anthony , 84 Frost, M ~ry, 7S McCr &w, Sarah, 8 1 Spencer, Mary, 7 9 St ephens, Lawrence, 85 Vliug h n, Wi ll i am , 76 J GLOUCESTER CO . Berry, Lu cy, 88 (widow of Robert Berry) Hogg, Thomas . 75 J ames, Willi am, 80 GOOCHLAND CO. Al vi s, Eli z ab et h, 70. (widow of Elij a h Alvis) Banks. J o hn , 92 Bradshaw, J ohn, 78 Chandoin, L " , 87 Clark . Eliz abeth , 78 , (widow o f Turn er Clark) Gr ay, J a mes , '7'1 Grinstead, Wm . , 80 I sbell, Benjamin , 71 I sbell, Henry, 79 Johnson, Eli za b et h , 83 (widow of Wm . John son) L a yne, A . , 81 Lowr y, Thornt on, 78 Mal lar) , J ohn, 7S Martin, J o hn 88 P ace, RoiJer t ,' 17 Ri c h< .r u s, John , 86 Sc.lmon, John , 8'7 Sunders, J ohn, 78 GREENE CO. Da vi s, Sr , , John, 80 Da vi s, Wi lliam, 82 Goodall, Ri c h a rd , 82 Gr eening, Nehemiah , 84 Holbert , Robert , 3 9 Holmes, J ames 82 Parrott, Sr . , Wil l i am, 86 She rm an, George, Tl Shi flett, Blan d , 8 5 (died of July 1840) Taylor, Zechariah, 81 Whit e, Ri c h a rd , 84 ~ 5th GREENSVILLE CO Bowens, Sr , Balaam, 87 Goodrum , J ohn, 84 HALIFAX CO Abbott , Willi a m, 84 All e n , Ch arles, 78 Ba i ley, Thornas, 79 or 74 Coats, Sr., John , 84 Gui ll, Wi~li "mJ 77 Ha rb o u r, Noah, 83 Harley (HaiLey), Lewis, 100 Hubbard, William , 82 Hudson, Charles, 75 Ke nt , Al ex& nder, 84 Mason, P atrick, 75 Olliver, Alva , 76 �~8 40 Federal Census listing of p e nsioners and their ages: P ni Ll ips , Jo an, 80 Street , Da vid, 86 Torgbn (Torium) , Andrew, Tuck. Sr . . Edwd rd , 78 T uck, Tnom<:<s, Tl Wesley, John , '16 Wl1it, Wi l l iam , 78 Wi l l is. J ames, 11 Wilson, W~ll i s, 87 Woosiey, Mos a (Moses) , 86 J ohn, 87 Y~1 tes, HANOV ER CO . Fontb ine. Gi ..1.1i. c. r;. Gi - ffi a D. Ann. 14 ·n:S Jotln. au oj HENRICO CO . Ric ni11ond City Ja.ne. P ~ rk e r, P arkerson, J osep h. b3 Johnst on, J ~ .mes, 94 JAMES CITY CO (No n e ) KING AND QUEEN CO CiJr k e, J o hn . 80 Gatewood, Wi 11 i :.mi , 82 Lumpkin, WiLso n , 86 Snt.1ck .iefor d. Le onc1rd. 8 1 KING GEORGE CO Stroth e r : Ge orge, 8u KING WI LL IAM co " Sea; . Jari1es. 8l> Sh a ckel ford. Ri c h ~ rd, 84 Woodson, John. I i P o..1..ic ra, ~g Ec.ir.1un d . Gruous. He n ~L e y. H;.: .L..1. . Jonn . 85 Hope, Jo rrn , 1'1 Dunn. ISLE OF WIGHT CO Butl er, J o1m. 76 Coliin s . M8son , 82 Whitloc k , J ~ m es, 77 LANCASTER CO . , i4 I saiaa, Rooert , ~2 (None) ~4 LEE CO . C.iopton, Taomas, ~ ~ Dre wr in , Sc..ml. 76 Hudson, Sr . , Jn o , 8£ Rounatree, Wi ~ 1 i ~ m, 'l/ T i n s .Ley, Jenn , 8 ~ W~i t..1. ock. Sr , Jn o , 1 1 HENRY CO Arno l d, El isha, 82 Fr a nk~in. L ewi s , 82 Jo~ nso n , J ames, 84 P z. u. Nusom, 86 P r i ce . J onn, ·18 Re d a, Jonn , 84 Se a y , Matt 11e w, /~ sn~CkLef ord , William, 81 Spencer. Mos es , 88 St r ~ tto n ~ Benj umin, 8 1 Toomp s on , John , 83 Bush , Enoc h , 91 Curwack , William, 77 Cr ~0 tr ee, J uco b. 81 Ely, Wil liam, 91 Gi l bert , s~muel, 7 7 Ma.rion, Surnue.l, 94 Mi l l s , Fr a ncis , 83 Smyth , Edw ur d, 7~ or 80 LOUDON CO . Atwell , Charles B., 75 Brown, I ssac h a e, 80 But le r , S " r an, 78 (sin ce d eceased) Copel~nd , Sara h , 72 Daily, J esse , 7 9 Furr, Eno ch, 95 (wif e Surah C1u ws on) Gilbert, Joseph , 92 �1840 Federal Census listing of pensioners and their ages: Harvin, Edward, 85 Hogland, J ames, 81 Lon g, Jacob, 88 McPherson, Mary E . , 40 Newton: William, 52 Quick, Elizabeth, 78 Richardson, John H. , 83 deed Ru ssell, John , 92 Shoemaker, Mary Magdalena, 73 Stoutsenberger, Margaret M. , 78 West, Hannah, 68 Widington, Benj . , 76 LOUISA CO . Ba dget , Thomas, 82 :Oibb, Hen ry, 81 Di gges Dudley, 80 Duk e, Rarden , 80 Ha n cock, Sr . , Augustin (Austin), 78 Meeks, Sr . , John , 76 Morrison, John , 7 9 Po indexter, Thomas , 79 Scale s, Nathl . , 82 Snelson, Nathl . , 88 Spicer, Sr . , Joseph, 79 Tate, Robert, 88 Wharton, Samuel, 77 LUNENBURG CO . Cl a rk. Shadrack, 81 Cooksey, Charles, 78 Estes, John, 84 Fr ame, John , 83 Hite. Julius. 83 Hudson, Pet e~, 78 Mitchell , Robert, 80 Mohorn, John, 84 Stokes, William , 79 MADISON CO . Gibbs , Chruchill, 84 Harrison, J . & B . , 81 & 83 Jon es, Tavner, 86 Madi s o n , William, 82 Tanner, Abram, 78 T aylor, Littleton , 90 Taylor, William, 86 Tu yman, William, 84 7 MATHEWS CO . Brooks, Bathsheba, 75 Call i s, Sr . , Geor ge, 78 Davis, Mary, 86 Davis, Thomas, 78 Degges, Sr . , Willi a m, 80 Gayle, Joice, 79 Gayle, Matthias , 78 Hall, Thomas, 75 Hudgins , Sr . , Hugh, 76 Minter, Mary, 76 Morgan : Nancy, 74 Owin, Avarilla, 74 Pug h , Josiah, 78 Watson , Johanna, 84 White, Dorothy, 78 White, Elizabeth, 67 White, William D. , 48 MECKLENBERG CO , Andrews, Varney, 86 Butler, Sr . , Joseph , 84 Coleman , William, 79 Cox, Bartlett , 74 Farrar, Abel, 75 Hicks 1 Daniel, 78 Hudson, Charles, 89 Lockett , Sr . , Royal , 88 Mccartin, James , 81 MIDDLESEX CO . Daniel, Elizabeth, 78 Gardner , George , 85 MONTGOMERY CO , Bolt (Bott), Frederick, 90 Charlton (Chartton), Francis , 82 Crow , Eli z abeth, 84 Elliott , Elizabeth , 66 Emmons, John , 77 Hall, Sr . , Asa , 82 Hall, Sr . ~ Jesse , 80 Lewis, Andrew , 82 Lucas , Ma ry, 82 McClure, Al exander, 64 Meacham, Elijah , 80 Miles, Sr .. John , 89 Mont&gu e, Sr . , Ri ce D, , 72 Preston, J a mes P ., 66 Rogers , Bo len , 78 Robinson , E~i z& b etn , 82 Thomas . Giles , 7 6 �8 1840 Federal Census listing of pensioners a nd their ages : NANSEMOND CO . ORANGE CO . Boytt, William, 82 Byrd, William, 81 Peale, Jeremi a h, 83 Skinner, He nry, 81 Almond, John , 86 c~mpbell, Sus&n , 71 Chiles, J c. mes , 81 Cowherd , Lucy , 77 Crittendon , William, 80 Fisher, William, 7 9 Morris, George , 75 Pr &tt , Jon dt h a n, 74 Ri c h a rds, Philomel , 84 Young, Da niel, 49 NELSON CO . Coiembn , Hawes, 83 Fit zger al d , Benj amin, 81 H&re , Rich a rd, 91 Jord~n, William, 90 Mart in , Hudson , 7S McAlexander, Alex ander , 84 McLayne, Henry, 90 Pendlet on, Micajn, 82 Pugh , John , 82 Tombs, Clifton, 46 Wa.re, Thomc.s, 78 West, Br an sford , 85 Wheeler, Micajh, 81 NEW KENT CO, Bai ley , Sr . , Ansellen, btw 80 & 90 (Rev . Regul o. r) Moss, Samuel, 77, (Rev . Militi a ) Willian1s, J a_mes, btw 70 & 80 (Rev. Milit i o.) NORFOLK CO . (None) Portsrnoutn City Porter , ELizabeth 75 Wc:ttt s, Ann, 74 Butler, John , 85 ) BOROUGH Stork, Wi ll i am, 85) OF Wright , D. , 84 ) NORFOLK PAGE CO . Ale s hire , Henr y, 89 Ale s hire , John C . , 84 Anderson, Daniel, 88 An de r son, Sar a h Burkholder, J ohn Carder, Vir g inia P age McCullou g h , James Ro a ds, J a ne Stover, Ann Strickler, Sarah Tharp , Thomcts, 80 PATRICK CO . Ay e rs, Elihu , 80 Beasley, Be nj a mine , 82 Boaz, J ames, 94 Bo;yd, James, 81 Carter , William, 82 Ha rris, J a mes , 85 Martin, Martha, 81 Spen cer, John, 80 T e nch , Willi a,m 1 81 V&rner , Joseph , 82 PITTSYLVANIA CO . NORTHAMPTON CO . Carter, J~mes, 85 Dennis, Wi ll i&m, 87 Jonnson, Obadiah, 48 NORTHUMBERLAND CO. (None) NOTTOWAY CO . (None) Anderson , J&cob, 90 Dick enson , Griffeth 84 Dickson, Wi l li a m, Dove , Sr ., Wil l iam 82 Fit z, Robert w. , Ford, EJ.iSh&, 79 Hopkins, J a mes , 75 Hubb a rd, Jo seph , 78 Hundl ey, Joseph, 95 Jon es, Elish&, 82 Lipford , Anthony P . , 85 Lumpkin, Moore, 78 s5 8J �1840 Feder al Census listing of pensioners and their ages . Martin, John D. , 45 Miller, Ann (Died 28th July 1840), 73 Nance, William M., 82 Neal, John, 7S Norvell, Henry H. , 82 Pruit, Zachariah, 83 Roach, J ames, 78 Ro berts on, John, 78 Thom&s, James, 81 Thompson, J e nnin gs , 78 Wa. 11, Peter, 8 '7 PRINCESS ANNE CO . POWAHATAN CO . Brown, Williar.1, 85 Colvin , Ma son, 80 Corde r , John , 80 DrununonQ, Mary, 75 Hauck, George M. , 83 Jones , J ames, 83 Kenn a ird , David, 82 Mozingo, Sr . , George, 79 Robert s, John, 82 Sl a ug ht e r , Lucy, 71 Smith, De lpha, 68 Smith, William, 84 Ta pp , Vin cent, 76 Towl es, Elizabeth , 80 Withers , Spencer, 7~ Hall, James, 87 Ha t cher, Seth, 80 Lipford, Henry, 21 Mosby, Sus ann a , 75 Mosby, Susann a h, 72 Short, Arc hib ald, 7S Sledd (Slegg) , John, T aylor, Sally, 72 Tu c k e r, Thom ~s , 86 8~ PRINCE EDWARD CO . BrightweLl, Charles, 83 Crute, John , 8::> Cunni n gha m, John , 82 Cyr us, B~rtholom e w, 82 Da vidson , Jose ph, 86 Dupuy, Ma ry, 73 Grubbs, Nathan, 81 Hendri c k, Ob a di z h, 82 Hill, William, 82 J esse, William, 81 Moss, James, 80 Pug h, Ann , 74 Scott , Willi am F . , 80 Simmon, Jehu , 78 Wa l k er, S amuel, 48 PRINCE GEORGE CO . Chieves, Joel , 85 Ha ir , Da ni el, 80 He a th, Aug ustin e, 78 Temple, Samuel, 78 (79) PRINCE WILLIAM CO . Dz v is, Hu o· h 81 Gi ll, Johnb , ' 80 Sullivan, John , 82 Anderson, Charles, 85 Brown, Sr . , John, 82 PULASKI CO . Anderson, Jacob, 83 Carper, John, 80 Wysor, He nry, 86 RAPPAHANNOCK CO . RICHMOND CO . , Brown, John, 58 Bur gess, Sr . , James, 77 France , Sr . , John , 78 ROANOKE CO . Da venport , Joel , 87 Ebl ey , Du glass, 87 Ha nnon , Easom, Sl Henry , Wil l i am, 87 ROCKBRIDGE CO . Ailstock, Absalom, 84 Barley, J ames, 80 Gr een, John , 91 Hi ckman, Adam, 78 Moore, Capt. Willi am, btw 90/1 0 0 She pperson , David, 77 Smith , William, 76 Stri ckland, John, 9 1 (Di ed 16tl1 July 1840) �I() 1840 Federal Census listing of p ensioners and their ages: ROCKINGHAM CO o SOUTHAMPTON CO. Bible, Magdalen, 75 Brown, Elizabeth, 83 Bryan, Willi a m, 78 Dav is, Leon a rd, 7 9 Hammer, Henry, 84 Gi bbons , Mary , 80 Hartman, Philip, 83 Hulin g, Adrew, 79 Koontz , Pnilip, 95 Meadows, J ames, 81 P almer , James, 77 Ralston, Da vid, 79 Tate, Ma tthew , 87 Vanpelt, Agness, 77 Yancy, Fran c i s, 70 Corbit , Samuel, 83 Crock e r, J esse, 80 Joyner, J os hu a , 83 Own ey, Willi am, 78 Revell , Sr . , H ol id ~y, 83 RUSSELL CO o Brown ing , Sr . , Fr anc is , 87 Hackney, John, 85 Lovelady, Tnomas, 93 Price, Daniel, 7 7 Rc.msey, Joel, 81 Ray, Benjamin, 83 Rose, James, 80 Sykes , John , 83 Swora, Mi chael, 82 Vermillion, J essee, 88 SCOTT CO . Fields, Wi lliam, 86 Gray, Alexander M., 52 Hamonds, Absalom, 86 Lawson, Sr . , William, 76 Sloane, William, 82 Smith, John , 78? Stewart, William, 83 SPOTSYLVANIA COo Cason , Wi ll i am, 7 5 Griff in, Wi ll i a m, 86 J ones, J ames, 80 Jon es, Thomas R. , 8 5 Knight , Wil li am, 80 Mansfield, Geor ge, 84 Pendleton, P ., 78 Pierc e,Sr., J o hn , 88 Smith , J ames, 9 0 Smith , Phi lip , 83 Sorri ll, J o hn , 88 Ste a rs, Ri char d , 78 Stewar t , J ohn , 7 9 Trib le, Ge or ge, 85 Vass , Ph ilip, 78 Willou g nby , Henry , 79 Wil son, Abr . , 80 STAFFORD CO. Fritte r , Tr avers, 43 Nickens, J a mes , 85 SURRY CO . Brown , J esse, 8 3 King , J esse, 86 SUSSEX CO"o Gray, Da niel, 76 Hudson, Thomas 83 Rootz, Michael, 9 4 Ba iley, He nry, 84 Chappe ll , William, 78 Flowers, Absal om , 82 Prin ce , Joseph, '16 Sha nds, Sr., William, 82 Wrenn , J ohn, 78 SMYTH CO. TAZEWELL CO . Allen, Moses, 89 Harris, Nathaniei, 78 Hurt , Zachariah, 75 Musser, John, 83 Reagan, William, 84 Bolling ( Bola nd) , J a rr et t , 72 Brook s, Willi a m, 88 Brown, Sr . , Law, 89 Doll s b e rry, Lyles , 80 McGlotholin (McGlothl a n), John 73 or 75 On ey, Jos ep h , 90 Witten, Sr . , Thomas , 88 SHENANDOAH CO . �// 1840 Federal Census listing of pensioners and their ages: WARREN CO . McGee, Thomas, 99 Pippin, Sr . , Robert, 83 Shaffer, John, 87 Widener, Michael, 82 Woodward, Jacob, 80 Buck, Sr . , Thomas, 84 Cheek, J a mes, 77 Coilins, Jeffrey, 85 Edmonds, Daniel, 83 Henry, Moses, 86 McKnight, Benjamin, 80 Monroe, Willi a m, 80 Russel l, Rooert , 84 S s nsb a rry, John, bO (l a te war) Stokes, Samuel, 87 WESTMORELAND CO. Be&le, Major Robert, 82 Br 6nn, William, 93 De~tly, James, 90 Green , Charles, 81 Hegdon, Charles, 76 Hutt, Sr ., Gerard, 75 Jett , William Starke, 76 McKoy, Sr., J2mes, 80 Te111pleman , Sr . , Samuel, 82 WARRICK CO . (None) WASHINGTON CO . WYTHE CO . Barker, Edward, 88 Hensely , Samuel 86 Hi lland, J~mes, 82 Johnson, Samuel, 81 Keyes, James, 84 Leonard, Frederic, 82 Lowe, Henry, S4 Mc C ~ uly, John , 84 McGavock, Hugh, 75 Ramsey, Joseph, 80 YORK CO . (None) 9-~NEALO_GICAL REFERENCE BOOKS FOR __SA_!:i_~ Mrs . Ell. a W. Cole111an of 3100 Pruitt Rd . - 8201; Port St . Lucie , FL 34952 h a s the following books for sale as of 12 Janu a ry 1988 . Orig . Price 1 . 2. ijist_ory of Scott CountyJ Vi!:_gini _~, by Robert M. Addington, Regional Pub . Co . • • . . ••.. ~bstr a cts of Deeds of Carter County, Teng . , by Ma ry Mc!ver 3. 4. S. 1:1o • 7. 8. 0 L 9. oouc:ioouo (T11is book has gone up in price since purchased . ) Germt.tnn a .• by John Wayland, Virgini a Book Co . Nort11 and South Carolina Marri_~g_es: From_ Colonial Days to . :t~~ Qivi _i__W~i:, by William Mont gomery Clemens, Gen . Pub o Co . •• oo• • • • •·· · · ~cott County, Virgini ~ .. C~Rtgt~£.L_Reco~~?, Vols . L, 2 , 3, 4 , by Pnyliis L . 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Call no , Cabinet A.lb Va Reel 7 Journal of the House of Delegates of the Commonwealth of Virgini a - 1816 p 19. Wed, Nov 13, 1816 : A petition of George Brooks and Gilly Stafford of the County of Washington .• • • . . •• ca 1814• • ... • John Cawood , residing in F.ast Tennessee ••• .• • slave Torn colateral • . • .• p 20, William Heiskill • • • ••• • slave Simon purchased from Lilburn L Henderson of Abingdon . • . • . • p 20. A petition of Joshua Ewing , sheriff of Lee County •.•• • death of David McHenry , his Deputy (murdered 16 Oct 1816) . .. . • •• . •.•. .• . Thursday, Nov 14, 1816 p 22 . Petition of William Cowper . . . . . . Jos iah Parker dec ' d . .. .. his will devised to Josiah Cowper , (son of William) under 21 . . . all his property real and personal , on condition that he changes his name to Parker ..•.• that a law be passed authorising the petitioner to bestow on his said son the surname aforesaid . • • . . p22. Petition of George Clark of Patrick Co • •• • .• some years ago he married a daughter of Thomas Cardwell of Stokes Co ... ••• • 2 slaves •.•.• • A petition was presented and read, of Robert Wright , a free man of colour , praying to be divorced from his wife Mary , a free white woman o••••• p 26. p 32. petition . . •.. Francis Thomas admin ' r and Liley Reid widow and adm 'x of Rev Joseph Reid , dec ' d of Botetourt Co . , died intestate , leaving one daughter .. . . •• . • • p J2 . petition of John Neiswonger , of Rockbridge Co • .••• to rele ase him from imprisonment , and from a fine for failing to perform a tour of military • • • . • • for he was not able to march with the troops •. •• •.• • • •• •• (Note : The House Journals contains all petitions, bills , etc that came before the hous e. The Acts of the House are onl y those things that the House passed . ) =============== = = = ======= === ===== ==== ====== ==== =============================== =========~==== = COX BIBLE contributed by Colonel William Pres ton Chapter Roanoke , Virginia NS DAR In 1949( ? ) thi s Bible was in possession of Mrs. Cynthia Cox, Independence , Va . Printed i n 1829 in N.Y. Enoch Osborne, Sr. born 1750 , died 18 18 Ruth Osborne Cox born Dec 26, 1770 Joshua Cox, born Jan 2 0, 1766 Harden Cox , son of Joshua and Ruth , his wife , was born J an 5 , 1796 Nancy Reeves , daughter of George and Jan e Reeves , was born 1804 Hard.eh Cox and Nancy Reeves were marri ed August 18th , 1822 �MARRIAGE RECORDS OF BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA Continued from Vol. Jr , # 354. f, p IX1 HOLDEMAN , John & Mary Kinsey . 17 Jan 1797 . Sur : John Kinsey. Wit: Wm P Martin . CONSENT: 16 Jan 1797. Clowey Young, mother of Mary , widow of dec'd John Kinsey , at present wife of Robert Young. Wit : John Kinsey , Abraham Holdeman, Summers : misprint on bride ' s name . Worrell : Holderman; Mary Harris , dau Robt Jr; Jan 23. 355. HOWARD, John & Sarah Fauster, 28 Feb 1797. Sur: (blank) Kimberlin (sig: Falser Kimberling) . Wit : Wm P Martin . CONSENT : Feb 27 , 1797 . Margarett Fauster, mother of Sarah. Wit : James Kimberlin ; Joseph Dudding. Summers : misprint on bride's name. Worrell : Fruster. 35?. INGLE, Matthias & Barbara Weaver , dau of Leonard Weaver. JO May 1797 . Sur : Leonard Weaver. Wit : H Bowyer. Summers . Worrell : Mathias . 358 . JONES, Henry & Mary Rutherford . 23 or 22 Mar 1797 . Sur: James McCarroll. Wit : H Bowyer. Summers. Worrell : Mar 23 . 359 . KERN (sig Karnes) , Jacob & Anne Coin . 4 Oct 1797. Sur: John Coin. Wit: Wm Hite . MIN RET: Jacob Kerns to Anne Coan md Oct 5, 1797 by Will Baldrige. Summers : Coan . Worrell : John Karnes . 360 . KITTINGER , Martin & Cathrine East . 14 Mar 1797. Sur: David Mills. Wit: H Bowyer . CONSENT: Mar 13 , 1797. Rudolph & (?) Kittinger , parents. (Ger sig) . (Consent in Ger. ) Wit : David Mills . (Translation by Good) That the Martin Guttiner shall have the license the Rudolph guttiner is well satisfied (and my wife) . Wit : David Hills . Summers : parent Randolph Yeast. Worrell. 361 . LEMON/Leamon (sig Lemmon) , Jacob & James Gilliland. 2 Jan 1797. Sur: John Shankl in . Wit : Will Patters on(?) . (bond written this way) . CONSENT: Dec Jl, 1796. James & Susenna Gilland, "Pentys " .••• for Jecab Lemmon & Geney Gilbland" to marry . Wit : James Gilbland , John Shanklin . BACK of bond : woman was of age . MIN RET: Jacob Leamon md Jane Gilliland - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Saml Mitchell . Summers : misprint on bride & parents' name, 1796. Worrell : Jacob Leman & Jenny Gilliand ; Jan 2 , 1897. 362. LEONARD, Rufus & Mary McCloskey . J Apr 1797 . Sur : Archibald Murry (sig Murray) , Wit : H Bowyer. PAPER : 1 Apr 1797. A.rch ' d Murray states Mary McCloskey has lived with him J yrs , hath no parents in country nor gdn & believes she is above 21 yrs . Summers: McClaskey . Worrell : McClorskey. J6J. MILL IRONS , David & Elizabeth Moulds . 8 Aug 1797 . Sur: John Panter (sig Pantir) . Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : Jacob Moulds , father of Betsey, and Sue/Gve Moulds . Wit: John Pantir. MIN RET : David Milirons to Elizabeth Moulds - list dat ed 8 Dec 1797 - rnd by Saml Mitchell . Summers : Mellirons ; Maulds . Worrell : Millerons; sur Jacob Moulds. J64. MILLS , IE.vid & Nancy Hayes . 4 Apr 1797. Sur: John Shockey. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: May 1 , 1797. John Hayes, father. Wit : John Shockey; Martin Kittinger. Summers . Worrell : sur - John Hayes, Good: Mils , in consent. J65. MONICLE , George & Lucy Banday . 7 or 9 _ , 1977 (s ic). Sur: Christopher Monicle (sig Monnical) . Wit: Wm Hite . MIN RET: George Monacle & Lucy Bandy - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Saml Mitchell. Summers. Worrell : Aug 9. 366. Nugent , James & Mary Jinkens . 7 May 1797. Sur: Hugh Brown. Wit: H Bowyer. MIN Ret : James Nugent to Mary Jenkins md May 7, 1797 by Wm P Martin. Summers: Junkins. Worrell: Jenkins. J67. NUGENT, John & Elizabeth Mefford. 16 May 1797. Sur: Jacob Mefford (sig Meffexd). MIN RET: John Nugent to Elizabeth Mifford md May 16, 1797 by Wm P Martin. Summers: Mifford. Worrell: Mifford. /.3 �l'f Botetourt Co 1791-1799 368, OCLETRE , John (sig Ockiltree) & Catey McCluer. Jl Jan 1797 . Sur : John McCluer. Wit: Wm P Martin. CONSENT: Jan JO , 1797. Samuel McCluer, father of Caty. Wit: Halbert McClure ; John Miller ; John McCluer. Summers: Ochiltree . Worrell: Ochtree . 369, OWIN, Thomas & Polly Henry. 5 Oct 1797. Sur: Williams Henry. Wit : Wm Hite . Summers: Owen . Worrell : not listed. 370, PAFLEY, Henry (Ger sig) & Susanna Burndraker . 24 Apr 1797. Sur: Andrew Burndraker (Ger sig). Wi t : H Bowyer. Summers: Pefler. Worrell: Pefley; Bondrager ; Apr 20 , Good : Henrich Paftli; Burudraker; Andreus borntrftcher. J71. PAINTER, Conrod & Barbery Moul ds. 12 Dec 1797. Sur : Benjamin Kennedy (sig Ban jamin Kendy). Wit : Wm Hi te . CONSENT: 11 Dec 1797 . Jacob Moulds , father of Barbra. Wit: Banj Kenndy, MIN RET : Conrod Painter to Barbary Moulds - list dated 1 6 July 1798 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers: Ba.berry. Worrell : Barbara ; Jacob Moulds , s ur. 372. PARSINGER Jr, Jacob & Margaret Reade. 3 Oct 1797 . Sur: William Reed (sig Reade jr) . CONSENT : October. William Read , father of Margret . Wit : William Reade junior; Arch ' d Murray. MIN RET : Jacob Parsinger & Margerete Read md Oct 3, 1797 by Wm P Martin , Summers: Wm Reade Jr, father. Worrell: Persinger, Reed , 373, PAULEY, Edward & Hesther Carleton . 8 Mar 1797. Sur: Henry Carleton . Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: 8 Mar. 1797 . William & E.asther Carleton, parents. (sp Pawley) Wit: Henry Carleton . Summers: Esther Charleton, bride. Worrel l : 1787; Hester ; Mar 5, 374. POLK, Wil liam & Mary Goodwin . Jl Oct 1797· Sur : W B Leforce (sig Laforce. ) Wit: Wm Hi te . CONSENT: D:i.niel Goodwin. Back: Wm B Laforce states Mary Goodwin is over 21 yrs. MIN RET : William Polk to Mary Goodwin - list dated July 16, 1798 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers. Worrell: dau of Ihniel Goodwin . 375. RAMSEY, Samuel & Elizabeth Allena 24 Feb 1797 . Sur : William McClannchenan (sig McClenechan). Wit: Wm P Martin . Summers. Worrell: Feb 20. 376. READ, John & Hannah Francisco , dau of Michael Francisco. 15 June 1797 . Sur: Michael Francisco (sig : Michal FranCi sco). Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : John Reed & Hannah Francisco, dau of Michael Francisco, md June 17, 1797 by Jacob Peck. Summers. Worrell. 377· REYNOLDS, Silas & Jane Greenlee . 5 June 1797. Sur : Hugh McCaf.ferty. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : 5 June 1797. William Greenlee , father . Wit : Hugh McCafferty. Back: wit: Jn'o Miller, justice of the peace . Summers: misprint on parents ' name . Worrell: Wm Greenlee, sur. 378. REYNOLDS, Thomas & Sarah Caldwell . 16 Dec 1797 . Sur : Archabald Caldwell . Wit : Wm Hite. CONSENT : 16 Dec 1797. Hugh Caldwel l, .father of Sary. Wit : Archibald Caldwell; Peter Hahn. MIN RET : Thomas Renolds & Sarah Caldwell , dau of Hew Caldwell, md Jan 19, 1797 by Jacob Peck. Summer s: misprint on parent ' s name . Worrell : Sahar Caldwell; Hugh Caldwell , sur ; 1796. 379. REYNOLDS, Thomas & Mary Bennet, dau of Moses Bennet. 25 Apr 1797. Sur: Isaac Bennet (sig Bennett). Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: Apr 26 , l797 . Moses Bennet, father. Wit: Isaac Bennet; Thomas Taylor . Summers: misprint for parent ' s name . Worrell. 380, REYNOLDS , Thomas & Mary Love. _ _ _ , 1797 (date is blank). Sur: William Love. Wi t: H Bowyer. CONSENT: 7 Mar 1797. Jean Love, mother of Marry. Wit: Wm Love; Jo's Martin . Summers: Mary Lane; misprint on parents ' name. Worrell : Mar. J81. RICHARDS, Ambroze (sig Ambros ) & Milley Johnston. 18 July 1797. Sur: Robert McCown. Wit: H Bowyer. Back: Robert McCown states Milley Johnston "is above 21 yrs". MIN RET : Ambrose Richards & Milly Johnson - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Saml Mitchell. Summers: Melly Johnston. Worrell. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 382 . ROYAL , William & Anne Newport. 15 Nov 1797. Sur: Sampson Sayin Jun 'r (sig Sawyer). Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : William Royale to Ann Newport md Nov 18, 1797 by Wm P Martin. Summers. Worrell : Nnn Newport. J8J . SARVER(?) , John & Mary Smith . 10 Jan 1797. Sur : J ' no (?Jess) Bell. Wit: Wm P Martin . Back : Security swore girl was of age. MIN RET: John Servin to Mary Smith md Mar 15, 1797 by Wm P Martin, Summers : Sarver . Worrell . J84. SAWYERS , Thomas & Margaret Rees, J Jan 1797. Sur : William Wright. Wit: Wm P Martin . CONSENT : 1 Jan 1797 . Margaret Rees, mother. Wit : William Wright; George Sawyers . Back: William Wright states Marget Rees of Lawful age . Summers . Worrell . JBS. SENOGGIN (sig Scrogire), Robert & Narcissa Mills . 29 June 1797. Sur Arch'd Mills ( sig A E Mills . ) Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 27 June 1797. John Mills, father . (sp Scroggin) . Wit : Arch ' d E Mills , Asher Boyce . CONSENT : Bourbon Co, Ky; June 18, 1797 . Saml Scrogin , father of Rob ' t .•.. • to marry eldest daughter ..• re ceived information about dau from Parson J Tull & Wm H Edger. Wit : Asher Boyce . Summers : Root Scnoggin; Mells. Worrell : Sinoggin , 386, SHANKS , Adam & Betsy Frantz . 17 Sept 1797. Sur : Michael Frantz. Wit: Wm Hite. Summers : not listed . Worrell. Good: Schenk(?) - sig . 386 . SMALLING , Thomas & Caty Kelly . 4 Dec 1797. Sur : George Greenway , Wit: Wm Hite . CONSENT : 25 Nov 1797. Benjaman Kelley , father . Wit: George Greenway, Joseph Kelly. MIN RET : Thomas Smalling & Caty Kelley , dau Benj 'm Kelley md Dec 6 , 1797 by Jacob Peck. Summers . Worrell : Cathy ; sur - Benj Kelly. 387 . SMYTH (sig Smith) , Henry &·Elizabeth Sovain. 10 Oct 1797. Sur : Francis Fleshart (Ger Sig : Fleshirt) Wit : Wm Hite. CONSENT : Sweet Springs , 2 Oct 1797. Abraham Sovain , father of Betsy Sovain . Wit: D Kean , James Smith. Summers : Eliz . Lorain . Worrell: Swain (Sovain?) . Good: Francis Wishurt ? - Ger Sig : Frantz ; Eliz. Lovam . 388. SPALDEN , Ephraim & Sarah Buttry . 19 Dec 1797 . Sur : James Hair (sig Heair) . (sig Ephraim Spaulding) . Back : Sarah Buttry is above the age of 2l yrs. Summers: Epraham; Butbey . Worrell : Spalding. 389. STEENBUGER, William & Elizabeth Beale. 29 July 1797. Sur: Charles Beale. MIN RET: Wm Steinburgen to Elizabeth Beale - list dated 16 July 1797 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : Steenberger. Worrell: July 20 ; Steinberger. 390 . STEVER , Michael C & Mary Seagle . 13 Dec 1797. Sur: Chrsitopher Fringer. Wit : Wm Hite . CONSENT : lJ Dec 1797. Christopher Fringer, gdn to Mary Seagle. Wit: Wm Hite, Henry Sovain , MIN RET : Michael Stevers to Mary Seagle md Dec 14, 1797 by Wm P Martin . Summers : C Stever. Worrell : 1819; Stevens . 391. SYCKELLS , Thomas & Mary Kingan, 14 July 1797. Sur : William Hite. Wit: H Bowyer . Summers : Sychells ; Kengan. Worrell: not listed. 392 . TAYLOR , Frederick & Megy Flora . 21 Dec 1797. Sur: Christopher Persinger. Wit: Wm Hite . CONSENT : Dec 18, 1797. George Flora. Wit: Christopher Persinger, Peter Crush. Summers : not listed, Worrell: Magg Florian; George Glorian- sur. J9J . WALL, Adam & Mary Ann Mattocks. 1 Mar 1797. Sur : Sconfield Mattocks (Ger Scholfield). Wit: H Bowyer. Summers : Matlocks. Worrell: Matthews. 394. WALLACE, James & Dolly Bogan. 8 Mar 1797. Sur: Andrew Bogen. MIN RET: James Wallace & Dolley Bogen md Mar 21, 1797 by Samuel Houston. Summers: Bogers . Worrell. �/{. Botetourt Co 1791-1799 395. WILSON, Nathaniel & Elinor Edmiston . 14 June 1797 . Sur: Thomas Wilson . Wit : H BowYer. MIN RET: Nathaniel Wilson to Eleanor Edminson md June 15, 1797 by Wm P Martin . Summers : Eliner , Worrell : June 11 ; Edmundson . 396. WILSON , Thomas & Mary Edmondson. 19 May 1797 . Sur : Henry Edmonson (sig : Edmondson) . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 19 May 1797 . James Petton , gdn of Thomas Wilson. Wit : Henry Edmondson ; Nicholas Haven Jr, Summers . Worrell : June 11. 397. WINDARD, Jacob & Barbara Bowers . 3 Feb 1797 . Sur : Daniel Mason . Wit : Wm P Martin . Back : Dan'l Mason states Barbara Bowers a widow of lawful age . Summers : Sept . Worrell : Feb 2 . J98. WOODS , John & Elizabeth Smith , dau of Absolam Smith. 24 Mar 1797 . Sur : John Smith. CONSENT : Mar 24, 1797. Absalom Smith, father . Wit : Jerimiah Pate ; John Smith. Summers : Eliza Smith. Worrell : Absolam Smith , sur. 399 . WRAY, Daniel & Elizabeth Carden . 11 Feb 1797 . Sur : Joseph Carden . Wit : Wm P Mart in. Summers : Eliza Carden . Worrell: David ; E. Carvin. 400. WRIGHT, Peter & Peter Huffman (sic). 16 May 1797 . Sur : Peter Huffman . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 16 May 1797 . Nancy Cook, own consent . Back : Peter Huffman states Nancy Cook i s above 21 years . Summers. Worrell : Marney Cook . 1798 401. BA.."RNHART, William & Polly White . 28 May 1798. Sur : John Mccurdy . Wi t : Wm Hite . Back: John McCurdy states Polly White is above the age of 21 yrs . MIN RET: Wm Barnhart & Polly White md May 28 , 1798 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell : May 20. 402, BAXTER , George & Anne Fleming. 17 Jan 1798. Sur : Matthew Harvey . Wit : Wm Hite. CONSENT: 17 Jan 1798. Anne Fleming , mother. Wit: Matt , Harvey , Priscilla Miller. Summers . Worrell : July 17 ; dau of Wm & Ann . 403. BOGAN, John & Marian Wallace. 12 Nov 1798. Sur : John Wallace . Wit : Wm Hite , Back: John Wallace states Marian Wallace is above 21 yr s . Summers . Wor:rell. 404. BOWERS, John & Polly Gross . 28 May 1798. Sur : Adam Gross . Wit : Wm Hite , Back: Adam Gross states Poll y Gross is above 21 yrs . Summers . Worrell . 405. CRAWFORD, Samuel & Polly Duddin. 27 July 1798. Sur : Michael Book . Wit : Wm Hite. Back : Joseph Duddin states that Poll y Duddin is above the age of 21 yrs . MIN RET: Samuel Crawford & Polly Duddin md July Jl , 1798 by Saml Gray . Summers: July 31, Dudden. Worrell . 405 . CRIDER, Peter & Catherine Crush. 9 Jan 1798. Sur : Peter Crush. Wit : Wm Hite. Summers. Worrell : Jan 7 , 407. CRITZ, Coonrod (sig Conrod) & Barbary Centz. 21 Mar 1798. Sur : Nicholas Centz (sig Nicolams), Wit : Wm Hite. MIN RET : Conrod Critz to Barbary Cents md Mar 22 , 1798 by Wm P Martin . Summers : Crintz; Centz . Worrell : Critz. 408. CUSTER, George & Peggy Moyers. 15 Dec 1798. Sur : Samuel Moyers ( sig Saml Myers). Wit: Wm Hite. CONSENT : 14 Dec 1798. Jacob Myers , father . Wit: Saml Myers; George H~tman (ink spot). CONSENT: 13 Dec 1798. George Custer , father . Wit: Saml Myers; George Hartman . MIN RET: George Custer to Peggy Myres - l i st dated June 26, 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers. Worrell: Myers. 409. DARBY, James & Polly Simons. 24 Jan 1798. Sur: Spencer Forkner ( sig Faulconer) . CONSENT: Joseph & Aggatha Simmons , parents. ( sp poly simons ). Wit: �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 409 . (con ' t) Spencer Faulconer; William McCormack; David Simmons . Summers. Worrell . 410 . EVILSIZER , Henry & Betsy Idle . 6 Nov 1798. Sur : Martin Idle . Wit : Wm Hite . MIN RET: Henry Evilsizer & Betsey Idle md Nov 8, 1798 by Saml Gray. Summers : Evilsinger , Worrell : Nov 8 ; Erlizer . 4-11. FERREL , Abner & Sarah Bi lbro , 2 Jan 1798. Sur : John Bilbro. Wit : Wm Hite . (John Bilbro, bro of bri de s i gns for Abner Ferrel l ). CONSENT : 2 Jan 1798 . Abner Ferrell , request for his own bond to be gi ven to Mr Bilbro , Abner marrying one of his sisters . Small pox is in town and he has not had it . NOTE : W p Martin says Abner about 25 or 26 yrs of age , CONSENT: Jan 2 , 1798. Wm Bilbro , ,, dau to marry Abner Ferrel of Bedford Co . Wit : Jn Bilbro (John) . Summers . Worrell : Wm Bilbro , sur , 412. FIRESTONE , Matthias & Mary Hill . J Nov 1798. Sur : William Hill . Wit: W Hite . CONSENT : 1 Nov 1798. James & Sarah Hill , parents , Wit : Joseph Hill, William Hill. Summers . Worrell. 41J . FREEMAN, William & Betsy Baggs . 15 Sept 1798. Sur : Samuel Coin . Wit : Wm Hite . Back : Samuel Coin states Betsy Baggs is above 21 yrs . Summers : not listed . Worrell . 414. FUDGE , Conrad & Elizabeth Persinger, 22 May 1798. Sur : Jacob Persinger. Wit : Wm Hite . Summers , Worrell: May 20. 4-1 5. GREEN , William & Margaret Cartmi tl ( t- is 1 - the dot for the ": ", ) 11 June 1798. Sur : John Cartmill . Wi t : Wm Hite . Summers . Worrell : not listed . 416 . GREENLEE , Frances & Nan cy Casteel . 3 Dec 1?98 . Sur: Abidinigo Casteel (sig Castell) . Summers : not listed . Worrell : Abednigo C Casteel . 417. GROSS , Adam & Barbery Grove . 13 Feb 1798. Sur : Abraham Statler. Wit: Wm Hite. CONSENT: (?)Abraham Stetler (sig ?) , .Barbery Grove is an orphen bound girl of his . Wit : Elizabeth Long ; Jacob Long ; Ab'm Statler Jun ' r . MIN RET: Ada m Gross to Barbary Grove - list dated 16 July 1798 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers . Worrell . 418 . GROUND, George & Sarah Kinzie , dau of Christ ' or Kinzie . 16 Nov 1798. Sur: David Kinzie . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : Nov 16 , 1798. (Ger sig) Christian Kintzi, father . Sarah is 19 yrs ol d . Wit: David Kintzi . MIN RET : George Ground & Sarah*Kizey md 20 Nov 1798 by Wm Stover. Summers. Worrell : Nov lOo Good : David Kintz . Fowler: *Kinsey. 419 , HACK, Peter & Sa rah Flack. 13 Oct 1798. Sur: Jacob Coffman (Ger sig : Kirffma n) . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : Peter Hect & Salley Flack md 17 Oct 1798 by Wm Stover . Summers : Heit . Worrell : Aug 13 : Peter Flack, sur, 420 . HANES , Henry & Sarah Potts . 17 Jan 1798. Sur : Jacob Hanes (sig Hane). Wit Wm Hite . Back : Jacob Hane states Sarah Potts above 21 yrs of age. MIN RET: Henry Hains & Sarah Potts - l i st dated 16 July 1 798 - md by Edwd Mi tchell. Summers: not listed ; 1795 Wm Hamilton md Sarah Potts. Worrell: Jan 12. 421 . HARPER, Ebenizer & Margaret Clegg. 24 Feb 1798. Sur: Alexander Clegg, Wit: Wm Hite, MIN RET: Ebenezer Harper & Margarett Clegg md Mar 2, 1798 by Wm P Martin . Summers, Worrell: Cregg. 422 . HARTMAN, John & Elizabeth Little . 17 Oct 1798. Sur: George Clarke. Wit: Wm Hite . CONSENT : 16 Oct 1798. Wm Little, father, Wit: George Clarke ; Mary T Clarke . CONSENT: 16 Oct 1798. Frederick Hartman, father. Wit: George Cl a r k ; Jos ' h Snodgrass . MIN RET: John Hartman & Elizabeth Little - list dated June 26, 1799 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers: Parent Elizabeth Little . Worrell: Aug 17. /7 �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 /8 42J. HATMAKER, Philip & Elizabeth Fizer. 12 Feb 1798. Sur: Henry Fizer . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET: Philip Haymak(paper torn) to Eliz ' a Fizer md Feb lJ, 1798 by Wm P Martin . Summer s. Worrell . 424. HOWREY , Jacob & Susannah Clair. 27 Apr 1798. Sur : John Moore . Wit : Wm Hite. Summers : not listed. Worrell : Apr 21 ; Howery . 425. KIMBERLING, James & Nancy Humphris . 24 Feb 1798. Sur: Falser Kimberling. Wit: Wm Hite . CONSENT : 23 Feb 1798. Uriah Humphris, father . Wit : Alexander Henderson; Falser Kimberling. MIN RET : James Kimberland & Nancy Humphries md Feb 24, 1798 by Saml Gray . Summers. Worrell : Humphries . 426. KIMES, Felty & Elizabeth Custard. 12 Nov 1798. Sur : Abraham Custard (sig Custer). Wit: Wm Hite . MIN RET: Filty Kimes & Elizabeth Custard md Nov 15, 1798 by Saml Gray. Summers : Kines. Worrell : Nov 10; Custen . 427, KINSEY , Abraham (Ger sig) & Catherine Elsrode/Elsoride . 14 June 1798. Sur : Daniel Kinsey. Wit : Wm Hite . MIN RET : Abraham Kinsey & Cathrine Els wode md 24 June 1798 by Wm Stover . Summers : Elmore. Worrell : Esmonde . Good : Abraham Kintzi ; Elmod : Ianiel Kinsie . 428. KIRKPATRICK, Andrew & Jean Crawford. 18 Sept 1798. Sur : William Crawford (sig Craford) . Wit: Wm Hite . MIN RET : Andrew Kirkpatri ck & Jane Crawford md Sept 19, 1798 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell . 429 . LEE, Andrew & Margaret Tu.niel. 25 June 1798. Sur : Pearce Daniel. Wit : Wm Hite . MIN RET : Andrew Lee to Margaret Tu.niel - list dated 16 July 1798 - md by Edwd Mitchel. Summers. Worrell. 4JO . MALCOM, James & Nancy Sands. 4 July 1798. Sur : Wm Christian Sands (sig : Sandes ) . Wit : Wm Hite. Summers : Malcolm. Worrell : July 7 , 4Jl. MOORE , William & Elizabeth Patterson . 24 Dec 1798. Sur : William Patterson . Wit : Wm Hite. CONSENT: Dec 24. Stephen Moore , father . Wit : William Bess ; William Patterson . MIN RET : William Moore & Elizabeth Patterson md Dec 27 , 1798 by Saml Gray. Summers. Worrell . 4J2 . MORRIS, Will iam & Mary Barns . 28 June 1798. Sur : Leonard Robinson . Wit : Wm Hite. CONSENT: 26 June 1798. Leonard Robinson , gdn of Mary Barns . MIN RET: William Morris & Mary Barns md June 29 , 1798 by Saml Gray . Summers : Barnes. Worrell : Barns. 4JJ. NICELY, Jacob & Magdelina Circle . 19 Dec 1798. Sur : Andrew Circle . Wi t: Wm Hite. CONSENT: Peter Circle, father (Ger sig : ?). Wit : And'w Circle ; J ' no J ordan. Summers. Worrell. Good. 4J4. NIDAY, David & Nancy Scott. 4 Sept 1798. Sur: Joseph Scott. Wit : Wm Hite . Back: Jos Scott gave his consent for license to be issued. Summers: Tu.niel Niday, Worrell . 4J5. OVERHOLSER, Christian & Catherine Fizer. JO July 1798. Sur: Jacob Keffer (Sig Kif:rna). Wit: Wm Hite. CONSENT: JO July 1798. ( ?)Henrich Fiser , father of Catherine. Wit: Jacob Kirfna; Marcett Fyer. Summers. Worrell: Overholster. Good : father - Christian Fizir. 4J6. PARKER, Thomas & Betsy Hawkins. 25 Mar 1798. Sur: Benj ' m Johnston ( s ig : Johnson). Wit: Wm Hite. CONSENT: Mar 26, 1798. John Hawkins, father of Elizabeth Hawkins. Wit: Benj'm Johnson; Elez Johnson. MI N RET: Thomas parker & Betsey Hawkins md Mar 26, 1798 by Wm P Martin. Summers . 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J' James, Lillian, Carry, R, Doris, James, L, Fred, William, Anne, Lowery, Brown, Lewis , Bratton , Price, Randolph , Bell , Hoback , D, Myers , John , Christine , J, Hodges , Alexander, A, M, Towson , Repass , L, nmn, M, T, Virginia, c, Brown, G, Jones, Cregger, s, F, Isabell, s, w, Miller , Brown, Johnston, Morehead, Porter, B, B Jr, Moyers, Royall, Luther, Bryant, Albert, Helen, A, Brown, Wray, , 30,Jan,1883, 25 ,Jan,1969, ,, ,26 ,05,May , 1919,01 , Dec , 1978,Sgt,US ARMY WW II,,27 ,Ol ,Sep ,1 878 , 18 ,Sep ,l 952,,, , 25 ,26,Jul,1900 , 06,Feb , 1962 ,,,, 96 ,21,Mar ,1884, 04 , Jan , 1964 ,,,, 95 ,24 ,Jun , 1912,12,Mar,1 983, ,,, 55 , , ,1889,, ,1976,,,,50 ,08,Aug, 1902 , 10,0ct , 1968, ,, , 31 , , '1886' • , 1959 ,, "49 ,09 ,Dec ,1920, , , ,,,,56 ,16,Feb , 1906 , 12,Jun,1 968, , ,,32 ,Jun, 1962 , , , , , "In memory of inf son d Feb 1963;1nf dau d 1964:parents,Clyde&Dianna9 , , , 1915, , , 1985 ,, Mortuary marker only ,,58 ,25,Feb,1876, 0l,Mar , 1961, , ,,53 , 15 , Feb , 1906,20,Mar, 1957 ,Tec4 , Virg1nia Tech 4 1 Cavalry Sch Det WW II, ,51 ,01,0ct,1907 ,01,Mar , l954, , , , 104 , 06,Sep ,1 901,23,0Ct , 1972,, ,, 86 ,09 ,Jun,1899, 09 ,Mar,1978,Cpl ,CPLlU S ARMY WORLD WAR I, , 91 ,22,Sep ,1 875,25,May ,1 962 ,, , ,93 ,23,0ct,1886,25,Jul,1958, ,, ,92 , 18 ,Apr,1949,10,Jun , 1958, , Dau of DC & Virginia R,, 40 ,22 , Aug,1919,26 ,Jan , 1955 ,,,, 15 , 08,Aug , 1916,29,Jan , 1965 ,,, ,99 ,20,J un,1867 ,12,Aug,1948,,,,33 ,25,Jun , 1894 , 13 ,Feb,1 951,,,,101 ,07,Sep,1923, 17 ,0ct,1981, ,,, 66 ,29 ,Jun,1915,10 ,Sep ,1970,,,,68 ,03,Dec,1931,24 ,Jun,1981,, ,, 65 ,20,0ct , 1864 , 03 , Feb,1952,, ,, 8 '1901, , , 1961 ,. ,,9 , , '1906, • '1977' ' , , 10 , 10,Feb,1926,28,Jun,1932 ,,, ,12 , , • 1951 • , , ' , , , 11 ,07,Dec,1877 , 25,Aug ,1 954 ,Capt,Capt (SC) USN,,100 , 14 ,Aug, 1891 , 07,Apr , 1939, , , , 39 , 13 ,OCt , 1894 , 11 , Feb , 1978 , ,,, 38 , 19,Apr,1 903,20,Mar , 1981,Dr , In memory of Dr Margar et Johnston Sharpe, ,1 09 ,09,Jun,1920, 20,Dec ,1 955 ,,,, 28 , 02,Jun,1909,25,Dec,1980,Capt ,CAPT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II ,, 57 , 05 ,Apr,1890, 20,Dec , 1960,,,,79 ,20,Mar, 191ll , 11,Jan,1970,, , ,BO ,31,Mar,1892,17,Jul,1982, ,,, 78 ,06,Jun,1868 , 03 ,Feb,1968, ,,,102 ,22,Apr,1895,15,Aug,1971 ,,, ,52 ,20,0Ct, 1896, 10,Mar, 1973,,,, 105 ,21,Sep, 1891 , 31,May ,1 968, ,,, 106 ,1919,' ,1974,,,,17 1 t ,1920, I , 19%,, ,,1 6 ,05,Nov,1905, 16 ,Sep,1963,,,,67 ,28,ma r,1908 , 11,Mar,1972,, ,, 22 �. ...., ~ A59 ,H09, , A71,H09,, rt69,H09, , A7ll,1109, , A66,H09, , A14 ,H09 , , A58,H09, , A68 ,H09 I , A35,H09, , A15,H09, , -A93, H09, , A95,H09, , A95 ,H09, , A94 ,H09, , A90,H09, , A83,H09, I A80,R09,7, A64,H09, , A57 ,H09, , .,A.42, H09, , A42,H09, , A65,H09, , A65,H09, , A26,H09, , A27 ,H09, , A85,H09, , A86,H09, , A35,H09, , A78,H09, , _A113,H09, , A41,H09,, A01 ,H09, , A41,H09, , A78,H09 , , A32 ,R09, , A05,H09 , , A01,H09, , A32,H09, , A73,H09, , _A.46 ,H09, , A06,H09, , A66,H09, , A04,H09, , A02,H09, , A33,H09, , A66 ,H09, , A73,H09, , A03,H09, , A81,H09 , , A81 , H09 , , A39 ,H09 ' , A40,H09, , A12,H09, , A15,H09, , A14,H09 ,6, A111 ,H09, , A60 ,H09, , A60 ,H09, , Clara, Harwood, CROWGEY, Tyler , David, CROWGEY, Ernest , Stroud, CROWGEY, Robert, Grundy , CROWCEY, Robert, Verran, CROWGEY, Leonard, Joseph, CROWCEY, Wil liam, Perry , CROWCEY , Gertrude, Stroud, CROWGEY, Edith Adele, rinley, CROWGEY, Krenning, CROWGEY, Frances Theal, Marion, S, SANDERS, Carolyn , Frazier, SANDERS, Richard, S, SANDERS, Caroline,Johnston Sharpe , SANDERS, Donald, Douglas , SPILLER, F G, P, WEIGAND, John , W, BRINKLEY, Lillian, Cassell, CALLAHAN, Mary, S, CRABTREE, C, Glenn, EASTWOOD, Leah , B, EASTWOOD, Lee, Roy , GRAYBEAL, Victoria , Jones, GRAYBEAL, Julia, Owens , MOREHEAD, Rober t, Crosier, MOREHEAD , J, Dean, STEPHENS , Dean , STEPHENS ,Frank (Skipper) , F, Dan , UMBERGER, Yonce , Ola , UMBERGER, Brown , Carl, UMBERGER, w, I van , UMBERGER , P, Mary, UMBERGER, M, Nell, UMBERGER, Andrew , Brown , UMBERGER, S, Elvey, UMBERGER, J, Simon , UMBERGER, S, Arthur, UMBERGER , A, Bessie, UMBERGER, H, Conrad, UMBERGER, Phillippi, Nannie , UMBERGER, L, Nellie, UMBERGER , Crabtree, Nellie, UMBERGER, Gray , Carland, UMBERGER, Alexandria, Stewart, UMBERGER, Guy, Jonathan, UMBERGER , nmn, Thaddeus, UMBERGER , Felty , Mattie Lou, UMBERGER, Bralley , UMBERGER, Sarah Arminda, Edwar d, Carl , WILLIAMS, Yonce, Nell, WILLIAMS, Bruce , Noel, WILLIAMS , Brown, Vivian, WILLIAMS , Hodges, Annie, LINDAMOOD , N, Eileen, LINDAMOOD , Ludlow, Joseph, LINDAMOOD , Marion, Walter, LINDAMOOD , Crowgey, Grace , BLANKENSHIP , Lee , BLANKENSHIP , Robert , ,07 ,Dec, 1887, 12,ar1, 1974, ,Wife of William Perry Harwood, ,62 ,26,Sep,1 972 , 23 ,Mar ,1 975 ,,,,77 ,30,Jan,1929,10 , Feb , 1929 , ,Infant son of Mr &Mrs RV CROWGEY,, 75 ,22,Jul,1 885 , 17 ,Jan,1972,, ,, 83 , 10,Nov, 1!!77 , 17 ,Jun, 1966 ,,,, 73 1 22,Jul,1 895 ,07,Nov,1969 ,, ,,23 , 28,Nov,1888 , 03,Jan ,1 9119 , , ,, 61 ,06,0Ct, 1892, 13,Dec , 1983 ,, ,,711 ,27,Jun,1887,09 ,Jun, 1959, ,Wife of Robert Gundry CROWGEY.,CROWG,90 ,03,Dec,1906 , 08 ,Sep ,1 9117,,Wife of L J CROWOEY .,, 24 ,23,Jun,1896,17,Apr,1968,,Son of Charles W & Carrie Keener Sanders , ,107 ,02,May , 1930, , , ,,,,111 , 16 ,0ct ,1925, , , ,,A statistical clerk for Jesus , ,110 ,09 ,Sep,1897,18 ,Mar,1 981, ,Descendant of Gen'l Albert Sidney Johnston,,108 ,04 ,Jun , 1886, 12,May , 1969 ,,,, 103 , 14,SEP , 1872,02, JUL,1952, , b Port Jervis NY d Wytheville VA ,, 94 ,25 ,Jan , 1918,04,Mar, 1969,MSgt ,Virginia MSgt 836 Air Base GP AF WW II, ,89 06 ,Nov , 1907,04 ,Jun , 1980 ,,,, 92 1 ,09,Jun , 1881 , 28 ,Apr,1950 ,, ,,60 ,1 6,Sep,1889 , 30 ,Mar,1980 ,,,, 45 , 10,Sep,1893, , , .,.,46 ,02,Nov,1883,19,Apr,1961,,, ,69 ,03,0ct,1882 , 28,Sep,1961,,, 1 70 ,27,May,1899 ,12,Mar ,1 968, ,,, 29 ,04,Nov,1886,02 ,Feb,1963 ,Dr,,, 30 ,15,0ct,1916,09,Dec,1 974 , ,Devoted mother & wife,,97 , 23,May,1941 , 23,Jul , 1950, ,,, 98 , 28,Mar , 1926 ,29 ,Jun,1 983, ,,, 89 ,30 ,Sep , 1911, , , , ,,, 88 , ' ,1879, ' ,1 947 ,,,, 47 ,23,0ct,1902 , 13,0ct ,1 9811 ,,, ,43 , 07 ,Nov,1910, , , ,,,,2 ,0 3,May ,1 9011, , , .,., 411 ,16,Jan , 1906,10,Mar,1959, ,,, 87 ' ' , 1891 , ' ,1958,,,,34 ,o6 ,Jun,1888 ,13,Jul,197U ,,,, 6 ,26,Jan,1904,26 , Dec , 1980 ,,,,1 ' , , 1890, ' '1957 ,, ,, 35 ,02,Apr, 1903, , , , , , ,81 ' ' ,1882 , ' ,1955,,, , 48 ,27,Jun,1889 ,05 ,Jul,1 984 ,,,, 7 , 24 ,Feb , 1897, 13 ,0Ct , 1983 ,,, ,72 ,24 ,Apr ,1 912 ,04,Apr, 1962 ,,,,5 ' ' , 1869 , t , 19114 .,,, 3 ,10 ,Mar,1955 , 17,Feb, 1978 ,,,, 36 , 04 ,Mar,1900 , , , ,,., 71 ,15 ,Jul,1906 , , , ,,,,82 ' ' ,1 870 , ' , 1955, ,,, 11 ,27 ,Dec , 1908 ,25 , Aug,1985 ,,,, 90 , 15,Jun, 1916,01 ,0ct , 1983 ,,, ,91 ,30,May , 1894 ,09 ,Jan , 1957 ,,Son of John Williams of Cornwall Eng & Eliz. Noel Williams , ,Ul ,03 ,Nov , 1895, , , ,,Wife of Noel Bruce Williams; dau of John L & Ora Miller BROWN ,,42 ,06 ,Aug , 1871 , 16,Sep,19511 ,,,, 13 ,01,Nov,1901, 15 , Jul , 19115 ,SSgt ,,, 20 ,Ol ,Nov , 1894 , 13,Jan,1982 ,SSgt , U S ARMY WORLD WAR I ,, ,01,Aug , 187 1, 02 ,Jul , 1953 ,, ,,14 ,28, 0ct,1915 , , , ,,,,64 ,18 ,Aug , 1913 ,1 9 , Nov ,1 979 ,,,, 63 �B05 ,H09, , B50 , H09 , , B51,H09, I B52 , H09 , , B50 ,H09 , , B36,H09, , B35 ,H09, , B34,H09,7, B36,H09, , .]31 1 H091 , 857 ,H09, , 857 ,H09, , B20 ,H09, , 820,H09, , 8117 ,H09 , , 846 ,H09, , Bl8 ,H09, , B211 ,H09, , B24 ,ll09, , B55 ,H09, , B54 , H09, , B14,H09, , Bl5,H09,6, B3l,H09 , , 829,1109, ' B31,H09, I B29 ,H09 , , B65,H09, , B611,H09,6, B01 ,H09, , Bol ,H09, , B43,H09, , B43 ,H09, , B22,H09, , B22,H09, , B08 ,H09, , B07 ,H09, , B33 ,H09 , , B33,H09, , B411,H09, , Bii2,H09, , Bll3,H09, , B26 ,H09, , 826 ,H09, , Bl7 ,H09, , B32,H09, , B32,H09, , B56,H09 , , Bll8,H09, I Bl9,H09, , Bl9 ,H09, , B19,H09, , B21,H09, , B27 ,H09, , B21 ,H09, , B27,H09, , B63,H09, I cox , AGER, AGER, AGER, AGER, HURT, HURT, HURT, HURT , HURT , INCH , INCH , LAMM , LAMM , RASH , RASH, REED, WOOD , WOOD, ALLEY , ALLEY , BRANT, BRANT , FELTY, FELTY , FELTY , FELTY, KEITH, KEITH, NEESE, NEESE, SHOWN , SHOWN, SMITH, SMITH, SUGGS, SUGGS, ARCHER, ARCHER, CAUDLE, CAUDLE , CAUDLE, CORVIN, CORVIN, GIBSON, HARRIS, HARRIS, HUGHES, HUGHES, KINSEY, KINSEY, KINSEY , MANUEL, MANUEL , MANUEL, MANUEL, MILLER, Jimmy, Emma , Nancy , Nelson , Frances , Louria, Luther, Robert , William , Margaret, Helen , William, Hallie , Ernestine M, Noreen, Robert, Char les , Henr y, Loine , Gennie , Josiah , Ruby , William, Ruth , Edgar , Emory , Lucy K, Isley , Lillian , Mary , Henr y, John , Nor a , Nina, R (Dick ) 1 William, Maude Irene , Ollie , Cameron, Susie , Walter , William, Cletia, Walter, John, Will i am, Katheri ne, Bonnie, Charles, V, Vance, Bertha, James, Jerry, Mary Bell, Myrtle Louise, Fern, R, Elizabeth, Blanche, M, Jane , J, ,09,Sep,1958 ,05,Mar , 1983,,,, 117 ,04,Aug , 187 4, 03 , Jun , 1944 ,, ,,181 ,27,Apr,1888 ,29 , Dec , 1951 , , , ,182 ,30,Jul,1878 , 21,May , 19112,, ,, 183 ,19 ,Mar,1876 , 19 , Feb , 1956,, ,, 180 , 19 , Jun , 1891 , 21 , 0ct,1971 ,,,, 162 P, ,05 ,Har , 19 12,05 ,May,1970 ,,,, 161 G, , 10,May , 1923 , 27 , Jul , 1970 ,Techll,Virgi nia Tech 4 388 Med Coll Co WW II,,160 D, ,21 , Dec , 1883 , 21 ,J un, 19115 ,,,, 163 nmn, , 1931, , , 1938 ,,,, 164 Fae , , 1884 , , , 1940 ,,,, 189 Trevelyan, , 1879 , , , 1941,,, , 188 c, , 1900 , , , 1973, ,Married 120ct1932, , 136 F, , , , 1901 , , , ,, Married Hallie C 120Ct1932, , 138 D, , 13,Apr, 1931,12 , Nov,1939 ,,,, 176 Allen, ,04 ,Jul,1905,23,Feb , 1980,, , ,175 B, , 11,Sep, 1897 , 16 ,Jul, 19111 ,. ,, 132 w, , 31,Aug , 1910 , , , ,,Loine & Henry W Wood were married 08Apr1947 ,, 144 F, , 28 ,Jul,191 1, , , ,Loine & Henry WWood were married 08Apr 19117, , 145 1 N, , ' '1 895 , , ' 1970 ,, "186 S, , 16 ,Jan , 1898 ,01 ,Mar , 1986 ,, (Mortuary marker only.), , 185 Hel en , , 26,Dec , 1904 , 03 , Dec ,1 969, ,,, 128 D, , 1891 , , , 1975 ,Pvt,PVT US ARMY World War I ,, 129 E, , 1863 , , , 1954 ,, (Emory Mc & Ruth E show on FELTY marker) ,, 155 w, , 1888, , , 1977 ,, (Edgar W & Lucy KU on FELTY marker) ,,1 51 He , ,1855 , , , 1930 ,, (Emory Mc & Ruth Eon FELTY marker) ,, 154 u, , , , 1885 , , , 1962 ,, (Edgar W & Lucy K U on FELTY marker) ,, 152 W, ,10 ,0Ct , 1904,07,Mar , 1983 , , ,, 199 Lula , ,23,May , 1941 , 23 , Mar,1941, , Inf dau of M/M M V Keith ,, 197 o, ,23 , Jun , 1869 , 21 ,Jul,1932 , ,, , 113 M, ,25,Jul, 1868 , 24 , Dec , 1947 ,,,, 112 w, ,23 ,Sep , 1899 , 10 ,May , 1973 ,, (John W& Nora N show on SHOWN marker ) ,, 125 N, ,24,0ct ,1 897,05 ,Mar,1 957 ,, (John W& Nora N show on SHOWN marker ) ,,1 26 w, , 1910 , ' , ,,,, 1112 M, , , , 19 14, ' , 1976 ,,,, 141 Lewis , , 111 ,0ct,1878 , 17 ,Nov , 1911 1,,, ,121 McBee , , 07 ,May , 1888 , 17 ,Nov , 1941 , ,, , 120 G, ,1 885, I , 1951,. ,, 159 w, , ' , 1882 , , , 1945,,,,158 Vina, , 14,Feb, 1878 ,23 ,Feb,19511,,, , 173 E, ,06 ,Mar , 1922 ,09,May,1951, , ,,171 Joseph , , , , , 30 ,Mar,1940 ,, Aged 62yrs 9 m,, 172 N, ,22 ,Jul , 1920 , , , ,,,, 148 T, ,02 ,Mar , 1916,20 ,0ct , 1979 ,, 1 , l47 H, , 16 ,Mar, 1861, 17,Jun, 19115 ,,,, 131 H Sr , ,1 2,Jun ,1 902,21, Aug , 1969 ,,,,1 56 w, , 02 ,May,1912, 12,Mar, 1967 ,,,, 157 Leona, , 1917, , ,1940 ,,,, 187 E, • , , 1919, • , 1973 ,,,, 177 Julian, , 10,Mar, 1920 , 19 ,Feb, 1944 ,, ,, 134 nmn, ,28,May,1 895 , 04,Jul,1948,, , ,133 M, ,Ol,Sep , 1902 , , , ,, Wife of Vance ,, 135 Franklin, ,06,Jan, 1896,27 ,May, 1957 1 1 ,,139 Lee, ,27,0ct , 19113 , 28 ,0ct , 1943 ,,Son of John W& Bina S Manuel ,,1 49 Gibson, ,13,0Ct, 1893 , , , ,, ,,140 Mabe, ,19 ,Jul,1922,0 1,Mar,1941,,Wife of ,John WManuel,,150 Sheets, , , 1978 ,, (Grubb Funeral marker) ,, 196 1 191 1, ~ ....... �~ ~ B62 ,H09,o, B66 ,H09, , B711,H09 , , B74,H09, , 674 ,H09, , B7 4,H09, t 867 ,H09. I B68 ,H09, I B72,H09 1 , B73,H09,6, B13,H09, , B39,H09,7, B76,H09 , , B75,H09,7 , Jl..41 ,H09, , Bll1,H09, , B38,H09, , B70,H09 1 , B70,H09, , B7l ,H09, , B71,H09 , , B69,H09, , B45,H09, , B06,H09, , B06,H09, , Bi1,H09,0, B12,H09 , , B59,H09, , B23,H09, , Bl0,H09, , B60,H09, , B09,H09, , B02,H09, , B25 1 H09,8, B53,H09, , B 49 ,H09, , 849 ,H09, , B61,H09, , B40,H09, , B40,H09, , B40 ,H09, , c28,1109, , C07 ,H09, I C16,l!09, I C10,H09, I C16,H09 , I C13 ,H09, , C12,H09, , C13,H09 , , C18 ,H09,7, _05 ,H09, , C56 ,H09, , C55,H09, , C511,H09 , , C09,H09, , MILLER, Albert , RUBUSH,Margaret Mort on, STARKE, Charles, STARKE, Adelaide, STARKE, Charles, STARKE, Adelaide, TARTER, John, TARTER, Martin , WILSON , Paul, WILSON, James, CROWGEY, Richard, GRAVELY, James, JACKSON, J, JACKSON, Donald, McGRADY, John, McGRADY, Maggie, PICKETT, Elsie, CROCKETT, James, CROCKETT, Willy, CROCKETT, Luella, CROCKETT, Samuel, CROCKETT, Mary Frances, DRISCOLL, Nina, FONTAINE, Elsie, FONTAINE, Edward, FONTAINE, Walter , FONTAINE , Dorothy , FOUNTAIN, Edith B, MOREHEAD, Dorothy, MOREHEAD , Frances, ?REDIGER , Byrdie , STEPHENS, baby , THOMPSON , Nannie , HUMPHRIES, James, KILLINGER, Mary, KILLINGER, Zella, KILLINGER , Alonzo, PEACEMAKER, Myrna , BAUMGARDNER, Walter , BAUMGARDNER, Bar bary , BAUMGARDNER, Lillian , F, Tar ter , Ernest , Terry, Ernest, Terry, Bourne, Alexander, B, T Sr, Reginald, Elwood, Herbert, T, C, Calvin, Mary , Rosa, James , Thomas , Tina, James, James , Marvin, Wesley , Morehead , P, HURT , RASH , ALLEY, ALLEY, ALLEY , FELTY , FELTY , FELTY , CREGER , KEGLEY , KEGLEY I KEGLEY, KEGLEY , REPASS , E, Emily , Bonnie, Emmett, Nellie, S, c, Edgar Sr , Browne, Tarter, Rees, Walker, nmn, Huffard, Selden, S, Catron, Miller, Warren, nmn, Foote , Helen , N, c, Ann, L, M, Gilbert, H, Dencer, McGrady, w, E, Virginia , Clyde , Douglas , A, Clayton , Catr on, w, Harlow, Clark, ,03,0ct,1894,06 ,Aug,1959, ,,,1 911 ,28 ,Jul, 1921,01,May,1 972 ,,Wife of Robert Miller RUBUSH Jr , ,1 211 , 02,Jun, 1890 , 07 ,Apr,1 969 ,,,,210 , 21, Aug , 1894, 02,Sep 1 19711 ,,, , 211 ,02,Jun,1890,07 ,Apr,1969,, , ,210 ,21,Aug,1894,02 ,Sep,1974,,,,211 1 30 ,Mar,1 R96 ,06,Apr, 1943, ,,,201 , 23 ,Aug,1898, 15 ,Jun,1976,Dr, , ,202 , , ,1924, ' , 1942, , ,,208 ,17,Nov, 1895 , 27 ,May,1976,Cpl,CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR I,,209 ,24 ,May,1893,02 ,Mar,1983,,,,126 ,06,Jul , 1921 , 29,Sep ,1978,,US ARMY WW II,,166 ,05 ,Apr,1 885,10 ,0ct ,1944,,,, 213 ,04,0ct,1927,28,May , 1948,Pvt,VIRGINIA PVT 1CL US MARINE CORPS, ,212 ,16,Apr,1 868 ,27,May,1952 , , , ,1 69 ,14 ,Mar,1 873 , 07,Jun,1942, , ,,170 ,08,Mar,1 909,17,Mar,1984, ,, ,165 ,20,Dec,1910 , 04,Jan,1980,,,,205 ,02,0ct ,191 2 , , , ,, , ,204 ,30 ,Sep,1886 , l l ,Mar,1967, ,, ,201 ,28,Dec, 1880,12 , Aug,1951, ,,, 206 ,19,Nov,1907 ,1 8,Jan,1985, ,,, 203 , 12,May,1897,13 ,Mar , 1980,,,, 174 , 29,Jan , 1896, 26 ,Jan,1971, ,,, 119 ,07,Jan,18811, 23 ,Dec , 1973,, ,, 118 23,Dec,1920 , 25 ,Apr,1974 ,Tech5 ,Tech 5 US ARMY, , 124 1 ' • , 1924, ' ,1970, ,,, 125 , 06 ,Jan,1809,12,Jul , 1983, ,,, 191 ,03 ,Sep , 1929 ,26 ,Feb , 1983 , , ,, 143 ,21 ,Jan , 1908 , 07 ,Jun , 1977,, ,, 123 ,09 ,Nov,1900,14 , Feb,1943 ,,,, 192 , ,Jun,1927 , ,May , 1928, ,, , 122 ,1 0 ,Dec,1900 , 10 ,Nov , 1952 ,,,,1 27 , 12,May,1931 , 25 ,Nov ,1 981,A2C,US AIR FORCE KOREA,,146 ,06,Aug , 1872 ,22,Jan , 1947 , ,Mother ,, 184 , 15,Feb,1901 , 19 , Dec , 1982,,,,179 , 29,Dec,1901 , 13,Jun,1983, , , , 178 ,10 ,Jan,1939 , 05,Aug,1985, , (Barnet t marker) 43yrs,,193 ,Sep , 1976 ,,,, 167 1 01 ,0ct,1891, , 24 ,Jan,1926 , 04 ,Apr,1952,,,,400 ,07 ,0ct,1892 ,23,Dec,1950 , , ,, 168 , , , 10 ,May,1966,,(Grubb funeral marker only),,2119 1 , 22, Jan , 191 1 , 13 , Jul , 197 2 , , , , 224 , 31,Aug,1891,06 , Feb,1984 , ,H/W: Thomas E & Rosa P Married 18J an1911 ,, 238 , , , 1949, , ,1 952 ,,Grandson, , 230 ,15 ,Jan , 1890,26 ,0ct , 1974, ,H/W: Thomas E & Rosa P Married 18Jan1911 ,, 237 ,21,Mar , 1875 , 03 ,Mar , 1956 , ,,,235 , 17 ,0ct,1909,15,Nov,1969 ,, , ,233 ,11 ,0ct,1870 ,23 ,Apr,1936,,, ,234 ,03 ,Jun,1913,18 ,Feb , 1974,LtCol,LT. COL . US ARMY WORLD WAR II, , 241 , 05,Jun,1917,28,Apr , 1952, , (Both E Clayton & Bonnie Wshow on KEGLEY stone),,281 ,24 ,Mar,1874 , 12 , 0ct , 1966, ,,, 283 , 26 ,Sep , 1919 , , , ,, (Both E Clayton & Bonnie W show on KEGLEY stone) , ,282 ,14 , 0ct , 1874 , 05,Sep, 1927 ,,,, 280 ' 1885 , , • 197 4 ' , , '229 �C09 ,H09, C17 ,H09, C21 ,H09, C17 ,H09, C03,H09, , , , , , ~0_6 , H09, , C06,H09, , C02 ,H09,8, C03,H09 , , Cll5,H09 , , C53,H09, , CIJ7,H09, , C50 ,H09, , C5 3,H09, , C46,H09, , ~9,1109, ' C29 ,H09, , C27 ,H09, , C311,H09 , , C37,H09,0, C36,H09,7, C35,H09, , C37 ,H09 , 7, C31J,H09, , C22,H09, , C15,H09, 1 C08,H09, ' C31,H09, , C33,H09, , C32,H09, , C01 ,H09, , COO,H09, , C211,H09 ,O, C25,H09 , , C23,H09, , C26,H09, , C05,H09, ' C05 ,H09, , C38 ,H09, , C40 1 H09, , Cll3,H09, , C44 ,H09, , C41,H09, , C43,H09, , C11,H09, , 311,Hog, , C42 ,H09, , C39,H09 , , C52,H09, , C51,H09, , C34 ,H09, , CIJ8,H09 , , Cll9 ,H09 , , REPASS, SEXTON, SEXTON , SEXTON, SPENCE , SPENCE, SPENCE , SPENCE, SPENCE, TOPHAM, TOPHAM , TOPHAM , TOPHAM, TOPHAM, TOPHAM, WALLER, WALLER, WALLER, WALLER, WALLER, WALLER , WALLER, WALLER, WALLER, WILSON, DUNFORD , EDMONDS , HONAKER , HONAKER, HONAKER , SHAFFER, SHAFFER, FEAGANES, FEAGANES, FEAGANES , McGAVOCK, SMYTHERS , SMYTHERS, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, LINDAMOOD, LINDAMOOD, COUNSELMAN, SUTHERLAND, SUTHERLAND, Charles, Joe , Joe, Lucille , John, Marie, Richard, Richard, Virgina, John , Susan, Arthur, Robert , Benjamin , Millicent, Rosa , James, Herman, Judith , Mercer , Robert , Douglas, Herbert , Raymond, Frances , Inez, Mae, John , Ethel, Mary J, Ada , Joseph, Joseph , Benjamin, Bertha Mae , Cloyd, Minnie, Charles , John, John, Lois , David, Edith, Harry, Minnie, Newton, Lillian, Virginia, Bertha, Charles, Nancy, W, Myrta, Gleaves , G Jr, Garland , Cooke, ' ' ,1883, ' ,1949,,, ,228 , 11,Jul,1916, , , ,, (H/W : Joe G Jr & Lucille Cooke), , 239 ' ' , 1877, ' , 1941,,, , 242 , 15 , Dec,1917, 12 , Nov,1973, , (H/W: Joe C Jr & Lucille Cooke),,240 R, ,24,0ct,1870,29,Dec,1950, ,,, 219 s, ,28 ,Nov , 1904, , , ,,,,222 L, , 19,Apr,1900,27,Jun ,1 978 , ,,,223 L Jr , , 18,Aug, 1930,31 ,May,1951,Cpl,Missing in action in Korea , ,217 Byrd, , 11,Jun , 18711,0l,Feb,1963,, ,, 218 Marshall, ,1 893 , ' , 1935,,,,270 Slater, , , , 1868, , , 1941,,(8oth Susan Slater & Benjamin show on TOPHAM stone) ,, 278 Jeffries , , 12 ,Nov , 1899,16 , Dec , 1955, ,, ,272 M, '1899 , ' • 1962,'' ,275 nrnn , ,1863, , ,1946,,(8oth Susan Slater & Benjamin show on TOPHAM stone) , ,279 Hunt, ' ' , 1893, • ,1967 ,, ,,271 Akers , ,24 ,Mar , 1878,10 ,Mar,1938, , (James A & Rosa Akers on WALLER stone) ,, 251 A, , 19 ,Apr,1975 ,24 , Dec,1949 ,, (James A & Rosa Akers on WALLER stone) , ,250 H, , 16 ,May, 1909 ,31,Jul,1965, , , ,21J8 R, ,211,Aug,1944,28,0ct,1944 ,, (Both Judith R & Raymond Con same stone) ,, 256 Logan , ,23,Apr , 1907 , 02 ,Nov , 1942, , (Military cross -- no designation) ,, 261 w, , 03 ,May,1922 , 12,Aug , 1965,PFC , PFC 929 ORD HAM CO WORLD WAR II BSM, ,259 Cecil , , 12,Apr, 1938 , 17 ,Jun , 1938,,Son of P.L. & E.L . WALLER, ,258 Elee, , 11 ,Aug , 1912, 17,Aug , 1956,PFC,VIRGINIA PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II, , 260 c, ,17,Jun,1950 ,1 6 ,Aug,1950, , (Both Judith R & Raymond Con same stone),,257 Goode , , ,17,Feb,1951 1 ,Mother, ,243 A, , , ,1929 , , ,1964 ,, Eastern Star., 236 Nelson , ,24,Nov , 1898,30 ,Jan ,1 978, ,,, 225 R, ,22 ,Nov,1858,02,Jul,1935 , , ,, 252 R, ,03,Feb,1893,23 ,Mar, 1973,, , ,254 Scott , ,31,May,1861 , 03,Sep,1951 ,, Wife of JR HONAKER,,253 Honaker, , 17 ,Dec ,1 885 , 31,Jan,1976, ,, ,216 Cr ockett, , 19,Jan, 1880 , 19 ,0ct , 1958 ,, ,,214 Furman, ,13,Feb,1910,28,Jun,1936,,AIR CORPS USA, , 245 Bennett, , 16,Feb,1888,10 ,Feb,1966,,(Masonic emblem) ,, 246 Reynolds, , , , , , , , ,Wife of B B Feaganes , ,244 nmn , 1 02 ,Mar, 1880, 19 ,Oct, 1951 ,,, ,2117 Lee , ,1870, ' , 1942 ,.,, 221 nmn, ' ' ,1868, ' , 1939,,,,220 P, ,03,Feb,1920,12,Apr,1973,,Husband of Martha L BALL , ,262 w, ,111 , Feb , 1891,05,Nov,1958,,,,264 T, , , ,1888, , , 1951,.Mother ,, 268 Kyle, ,02,Jul,1880,26,Sep,1937,,,,269 Topham, ,04,Dec,1897 , 09,Jul,1970,,Wife of John WUMBERGER, ,265 G, ,1886 , , ,1950,,Daddy,,267 c, ,1878, ' ,1939 ,, ,,232 R, ' ' ,1874, ' ,19116,,.,231 G, ,20,Nov,1888 , 13,Jul , 1950 , , ,, 266 Honaker, ,09,Dec,1892,20 ,Jun,1933 , ,Wife of John W UMBERGER, ,263 Umberger, ,17,Sep ,1872, 21,May ,1939,, , ,277 David, ,16,Sep , 1865,21,Sep,1940 ,, , ,276 w, ,06,Nov,1918 , 14 , Jun,1941 , ,,,255 P, ,28, Sep ,1878 , 15,Aug,1971,,,,273 Umberger, ,25,Aug,1876,30,Dec,1955,, ,, 274 )..\ u1 �,... D50,H09, I D48,H09 1 , 023 ,H09, , D25, H09 , , D68,H09,5, 066 ,H09, I D80, H09, I D47 ,H09, I D02,H09, I D03,H09, , ~1 1 H09, , 040,H09, 1 D26,H09, , D42,H09, D33,H09 , , D35 , H09, I D51,H09, , D49 ,H09, , 090 ,H09, , _Q20 1 H09, , D18 ,H09, , 013 ,H09, , D16,H09 , , Dl1,H09, , Oll5,H09 , , Dll6,H09, , Dl5,H09, , 009 ,H09, I 007 ,H09, , ~2,H09 ,7, 091 ,H09, , D31,H09, , D92, H09, , 005,R09, , 077 , H09, , 079 ,H09, , D71,H09, , D75 ,H09, , D71 ,H09, , _D73,H09, , 060 ,H09, , D61 ,H09,5 , D59 ,H09, , 017 ,H09, , D28,H09, , D86,H09 , 5, 089 ,H09, 1 D62 ,l:l09, I D30 ,H09 , , _.ll61l,H09, , D65,H09, , 019 ,H09, , 067 ,H09, , 027 ,H09 , , D19,H09 ,7 , Dl2 ,H09 , 7 , 069 ,H09, , Edlth, DEAN, Samuel, DEAN, Andrew, HALL, Gladys, HALL, Andrew, FELTY, Rosannah , FELTY, FELTY, Rhotia Sophia, Norman, LUNDY, c, MYERS , Mary, MYERS, J, FISHER, Ellen, FISHER , Alfred , FISHER, George, FISHER, Charles , FISHER, Frances , FISHER, Hazle, GROGAN, Charlie, GROGAN, Hanna, HUDSON, Ruth, KEGLEY, Estel , KEGLEY, Orpha , KEGLEY , Fannie, KEGLEY, Charles, KEGLEY, William , KEGLEY, Margaret , KEGLEY , Frederick, KEGLEY , Theodore, PARKER, PARKER, Mary Etta , Bernard, PORTER , REPASS , J, REPASS, Thomas , REPASS , Augusta , SMILEY, Annie V, CROWGEY , M, CROWGEY , Norman, CROWGEY, Robert, CROWGEY, William , CROWGE!Y , Elizabeth, CROWGEY, Ernest Plint , PAINTER, Mary J, PAINTER, Stuard , Jeff er.son, PAINTER , T J, SHARITZ, G W, SHARITZ, John, SHARITZ , John , SHARITZ , Henry , SHARITZ , Janie , SHARITZ , Tyler , SHARITZ , French, SHARITZ , Louise, SHARITZ , Maggie , SHARITZ , Minnie , SHA RITZ, Rupert , SHARITZ , Thorold , SHA RITZ, SHARITZ , F Oregon , u, H, J, s, nmn , nmn, Umberger, P, Albert, Smiley , F, B, Foster, P, Repass, Morehead , Painter, Peyton , c, Brown, Stephens, Koch, Withers , R W, Gleaves , M, Bittle, Calvin , Kegley , A, Robinson, w, Umberger , Cornman, Evelyn , B, Horatio, Banbury, Boyns , Bolitho , Maddox , D, D, B, J, P, Walter , Lee , H, Francis , Kegley, s, Eastwood, B, o, J B, Kegley , ~ , 1899, , , 19 , , (Same plot wilh Samuel H DEAN), ,117 , , , 1888 , , ,19110,, (Same plot with Edith V DEAN), ,46 ,21 ,Jun , 1911 ,28 ,Mar,1 978 , , ,,27 ,17,May,1916, , , ,,,.28 , I , • ' • ,,cs A 1861- 1865 ,, 77 ,1 3,Jan,1822, 16 ,A ug , 1888, ,Wife of Andrew Felty ,, 76 ,07,Apr,1 871,03,Feb,1892 ,,Wife of WD Felty , ,91 , • ,1898 , , , 1915, ,,,115 ,05,Jan , 18811,29 ,May, 1952, ,Ma.son , ,2 , , , 1893, , , 1961, ,DAR Wife of C Alqert MYERS , ,3 ,1 7,Nov,1842,22,Mar,1924, Capt,,,36 , 17,Aug , 18113,20, Jul,1919 , ,,,35 ' • , 1908, , ,1 974,, ,,1 03 , 24 ,Sep , 1878 , 02,Apr ,1 908,, ,, 37 , 1874, , , 19110,, ,,33 t I , 1875 , r , 19116111 1311 ,Ol ,Aug,1903,22 ,Jul,1972,, (In same plot with Charlie Peyt on GROGAN) ,, 49 , lll ,Mar, 1908 , , , ,,(In same plot with Hazle Painter GROGAN)"ll8 ,111,May,1 827 ,1 11 ,Jul , 19011 ,,, ,100 ,16,Sep , 1889 , 16 ,Apr , 1957,,, , 19 ,25 ,Jan,1 886 ,06,Feb ,1 939 ,,,, 18 , 17,Dec , 1874,06 ,0ct , 1961 ,,,,13 ,23 ,0ct, 1882,26 ,Jun, 19511 ,,,, 16 ,1 4,Aug,1 875 , 29 ,Dec,1932 ,Rev,,,11 , 1872 , , , 1938 ,.Father ,, 113 , , , 1869 , , , 1959 ,.Wife of William Gleaves KEGLEY,, 411 , 07 ,Jul,1877 , 0ll,May , 1968 1, Far mer , Hist, Teac , 18 ,Nov , 1866 , 11,Aug,1960 ,Rev,, , 9 ,01 ,Dec , 1871 ,29 ,Sep ,1960 , ,Wife of Theodore C PARKER ,, 7 , 1911 , , , 1976 ,,Tec4 US ARMY WWII ,, 1011 , , ,181l9 , , , 1891 ,, (0n same stone with Augusta Umberger Repass) ,, 101 , 10 ,Jul , 1867 ,08 ,Nov,1925 ,M D,Hls memory is blessed ., ,32 , , , 1855 , , , 1921, , (0n same stone with J Robinson Repass),,102 , 07 ,0ct, 18511 ,1 0 ,Mar,1 946 , ,Wife of George SMILEY ,, 5 , 09 ,Sep,1879 , 27,0ct , 1966,,,,89 , 18 ,Aug , 1899,05 ,Sep,1969 , ,,, 90 , 11,May,1851, 16,Mar, 1927 ,, (0n same stone with Elizabeth Boyns Crowgey) , ,80 , 01,May, 1885 ,11, Dec , 1951 ,M D, ,, 88 , 09 ,Feb,1852,12,Jan , 1928 ,, (0n same stone with Robert Horatio Crowgey ) ,, 81 ,25 ,Dec , 1891 ,25 ,0ct , 1918, , , ,87 ,03 ,Jan, 1869 ,1 2,0ct , 1964,,(ln same plot as Jefferson D Painter) ,, 58 t I I t ' ' , CS , 1861-1865 ,59 1 , 08,Jul , 1861 , 08 ,May , 191111 ,, (In same plot with Mary J Maddox Paioter), ,57 ,1 868 , I , 1937 ,,,, 17 t I ,1 866 , t ,1 91161 111 30 , 06 ,Apr, 1826,02 , Apr , 1905 ,, C S A,, 96 , 05 ,Dec , 1871l ,22 ,Apr , 1890 ,,,, 99 , 03 ,Sep,1855,211 ,Jan , 1939 , ,Son of Joseph & Patsy Baker Shari tz , ,61 , 05,Aug , 1859 , 07 ,0ct ,1 925 ,,,, 31 , 20 ,Sep,1 888 , 06 ,0c t ,1 961 ,, (In SHARITZ plot ) ,, 68 , Ol,Dec,1886 , 09 ,Jul,1962,, (Same .stone as Maggie Eastwood Sharitz),,74 ,1 4,Jan,1 906 , , , ,,Beloved Wife,,103 , 15,Jan,1887 , 15 ,Sep , 1971 ,, (Same stone as Fench Kegley Sharitz ) ,, 75 , , ,1869 , , , 1961,,,,29 ,29,Nov,1901 , 03,Aug , 1977, Capt , U S AIR FORCE WW II , ,20 , , , 1911 , , , 1945, 1.stLt , Co A ll22 Inf 106 Div WWII Nuremburg ; Germany PH ,, 12 , 28 , Jan , 1863 , 11 , 0ct, 1888, , Wife of Henry L Shar.itz . ,, 78 �067,H09,7, 088,H09, I ,.J1_01 ,H09 ,O, 008,H09, I 043 ,H09 , , D03,H09, , 010,H09, , 006 ,H09' I D14,H09, D34 ,H09, , D37 ,H09, , 057,H09, I _.Q54 1 H09, , 056 ,H09, , 053,H09, I D63 ,H09, , DS8 ,H09, , D83 ,H09, I D82 ,H09, , D63,H09, , 085 ,H09, I 084,H09, , ..Jl55 ,H09, , D81,H09, , D22,H09, , 026 ,H09, , 028 ,H09 1 1 032 ,H09, , 024 ,H09, , 029,H09, , 038 ,H09, , 0114 ,H09, , _.Q.74 ,H09' I D70,H09 , , 072 , H09, , 076 ,H09, , D77 ,H09, , 078 ,H09 , , SHARITZ, SHARITZ, SPRAKER, STEVENS, WOLFORD, KRENNING, KRENNING, KRENNING, SHARAITZ, SMITHERS, SMITHERS, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WOHLFORD, CUNNINGHAM, McCLINTOCK, McCLINTOCK, McCLINTOCK, McCLINTOCK, McCLINTOCK, McCLINTOCK, Martha L , Clementina R, Edward, Carrie, Mary, Louis, Louis, E Fayette, Minnie, William , Caroline V, Ida, Henry, Homer, Lilah, Sarah, Jasper, Luetta, Nannie, Robert, Haywood, Whitney, Margaret, Theodore, Frank, James, Janie, Maria, Marie, Arthur, Ema, Terry, Cora, Elsie, Robert, Tommie, Willie, Charles, E45 ,li09, , £4 2 ,H09 , , EIJ6 ,H09, , E40 ,H09 , , E42 1 H09 , , Ell 1,H09 ,5, Ell4 ,H09 ,6 , E25,H09, , E27 1 H09 , , E25 ,H09, , £24,H09, , E20, H09, I E07 ,H09. I E06 ,H09, , E55,H09,5, £13 ,H09, , £15 ,H09' I BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, FELTY, FELTY , FELTY, JAMES , JONES , LEEDY , LEEDY, RIDER , YONCE, YONCE, Annie, David , Frank, Sarah, Fannie, Robert, Alexander, Ellen, Floyd, William, Thomas, I s, Josiah, Sallie, Lafayette, Alice, Lucian, Esham, Hudson, D, Theal, M, F, E Jr, Stevens, A, R, Wolford, Leedy, F, Blanton, Belle, M, Leo, nmn, M, A, G, G, Dean, nmn, Brown, E, O, Katherine, s, Burton, s, nmn, L, Alleta, B, N, A, w, ,l O,Mar,1 902,31,Dec ,1 978,,U S ARMY WAC WW II,,105 ,08,Mar 11834,07 1Jul,l887,,Wife of John P Sharitz,,98 ,25,Jan,1935 1 07,Dec,1970 ,PFC,N C Battery C 555 Fld Arty Bn,,1 1 12,Aug,1857,29,Nov,1947,,, 18 ,16,May ,1840 ,29,May,1 924,,In memory of our mother . ,,41 ,07, Sep , 1877,13 ,Sep,1929,,I .O.O.F. b Ft Recovery OH; d Wytheville VA,,4 , 11,Ju),1904 1 05,Nov, 1948,,,, 10 ,03,Apr,1880,01,0ct,1 966 ,,Wife of Louis F KRENNING Sr,,6 , , 1873, , , 1963, ,Wife of T J B SHARITZ,, 14 1 , 13 ,Mar, 1875, 16 ,Dec, 1954 ,,Mother ,, 39 ,10,Feb,1878,07,Aug,1934,,Wife of W:n R Smythers Mother, 1 40 ,07,Sep,1878,18,Jul,1968,,(In same plot with Henry F UMBERGER),,53 ,08,0ct, 1878,20,Dec, 1920,,(In same plot with Ida Leedy UMBERGER),,52 I I I 1897 I f I 1985 I I 1 1 55 1 18,Feb 1 1909,25,Jun,1917,,Daughter of Solomon L & Ida J UMBERGER),,50 , , , , 1927, ,Wife of Robert A Umberger., ,67 1 1860, ,15,Jul,1901,14,Jun,1972,,,,56 ,03,Jan,1900,22;Jul,1900,,,,107 , 18 ,Jul ,·1880 1 11,Jun,1902,, 1 , 93 , , , 1850, , , 1916, ,Husband of Sarah M Umberger, ,63 ,02,Dec,1888,12,Jul,1889,,,,95 ,12,Aug,1892,20, Jan,1893,,,,94 I t ,1900, 1 11963,,,,54 ,09,Nov,1901,09,Jul,1916,,,,92 ,14,Feb,1909,10,Sep,1980,,,,21 ,16,Dec,1902,17 ,0ct,1972,,,, 23 ,19,May,1908, I I ,,,,24 ,24,May,1875,13,Feb,1927,,,,26 I f I I I I t I p I 22 ,26,Jul,1877,29,May,1958,,,,25 ,19,Dec, 1908,14,0ct,1936,,,,38 ,12,Jan ,1932, , , ,,Infant son of Clyde & Agnes Cunningham,,,42 ,21,Mar,1887,21,Mar,1887,,Daughter of CW & WA McClintock,,83 1 13,Jul,1925,13,Jan,1926,,Daughter of CC & AF McCLINTOCK,,79 1 23,Jun ,1885, 08,Nov , 1885,,,,82 ,11,Mar, , , , ,,Son of CW & WA McClintock (Stone badly chipped),,84 , , ,18bs,-,-,1931,,(0n same stone with Charles WMcClintock),,85 , ,19 ,,(On same stone with Willie A McClintock),,86 1 1961, Bowyer, 1,05,Jan,1896,08,Apr,1959,,,,199 Sexton , ,09,Jul,1848,25,Feb,1900,,,,160 W Sr, ,02,Apr,1 896 ,1 9 ,Jan,1974, ,,,1611 Umberger , , 25 ,Apr, 1841 , 16, Jan, 1914 ,, , , 157 Ellen, ,23,Jun,1869,18,Nov,1955,,,,159 nrnn, , ' ' ' I ' ' I c s A 1861 - 1865, I 158 P, 1,16,Aug,1892,08,Mar,1919,Sgt,VIRGINI A SUPPLY SGT 317 INF 80 DIV WW I 11 162 B, , , , 1872, , , 1934, ,Mother Ellen B & William D Felty show on same marker , , 137 Crockett, ,08,Feb, 1892,19,Dec,1918, , ,,138 D, ,1861, , Ellen B & William D Felty show on same marker ,,136 1 1934,,Father Tremewan, ,13,Dec,1893,,Hedgefield; TT J H late of Erisey Ruan Major; Cornwall; Eng, Age56,, E, I t I I I I 1900" I t 134 nmn, ,05,Sep,1813,24,Dec,1903,,Born in Wythe Co VA,,118. Kegley, ,04,Apr,18i8,27 1 Nov,1894,,Wife of Josiah Leedy, Married 080ct1837,,117 nrnn, I , ' , ' ' ,,cs A 1861-1865,, 176 Leedy, ,17,Nov,1856,10 1 May,1926,,Wife of Thomas E Yonce,,124 G, ,14,Feb,1877,20,Aug,1941,,,, 126 ~ l.1' �~ E14 ,H09 , , E03,H09, , E03, H09, , E01,H09,5, E04 ,H09, , E05 ,H09 I t E66 ,H09, , E67 ,H09, , E65 ,H09 , , E05 ,H09 I ' E02, H09 , , E02 ,H09 , , E1 1,H09, , E09 ,H09, , E11,H09,, E1 1,H09, , E09 ,H09, , E08 ,H09 , , E52,H09 , , E52,H09,8 , E56,H09,6, E52,H09, , E57 ,H09, , E53, H09, , E54 ,H09, , E47 ,H09, , E47 ,H09, , E60,H09 , , E36 ,H09 , , E36 ,H09, , E36,H09, , E35 ,H09, , E35 ,H09 , , E36,H09, E69,H09, E69 ,H09, , E69,H09, , E38,H09, I E32,H09, , E62 , H09, , E39 ,H09, , E64,H09,5, E34,H09, , E49 ,H09, , E68,H09, , E37,H09,7, E33,H09 , , E38 ,H09, , E50,H09,0, E51,H09,8, E68,H09, , E33,H09 , , E20,H09, , E20,H09, , E16,H09, , E19,H09, , El8,H09 , , YONCE, FI SHER, FISHER, FI SHER, FISHER, fl SHER, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, KEGLEY, REPASS, REPASS, REPASS, TOPHAM, TOPHAM, TOPHAM, TOPHAM, TOPHAM, BEDSAUL, BeCRAFT , BeCRAFT, BeCRAFT, BeCRAFT , HUFF ARD, LAZENBY, LAZENBY , SHA RITZ, SHARITZ, SPIGGLE , MOREHEAD, MOREHEAD, MOREHEAD , MOREHEAD, MOREHEAD, MOREHEAD, NUCKOLLS, NUCKOLLS, NUCKOLLS, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER , UMBERGER , UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER , UMBERGER , UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER , UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER , WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS , Thomas , L, Joseph, Joseph, Joseph, Stephen, John, Ethel, Victoria, Stephen, Stephen, Rosannah, inf, George, George, Gertrude, Isabella, Catherine R, Jack, Frank, Eugene, Virginia, Daniel, Mary, Daniel, Lou, Charles, Rev G, James , George , Lillie, Luther , Rosabel , Katherine, John , Hattie , Hattie, E, Alda, Mary, baby , James, Ralph , Amanda, Andrew, Edward, Gordon, Hattie , Landon, Landon , Lillie, Mattie, Alice , Jacob, Trula , Lizzie, Newton, E, Kate, S, s, Glenn, Repass, Rahn, Cassell, Martin, nmn, nrnn, nmn, son, nmn, Stephen, Isabella, u, Leedy, D, J. M, P, Cloyd , c, L, Sheppard , W, W, w, ,30,Aug,1851,19,Sep, 1900,,, , 125 , 1847, , , 1934 ,, Joseph S & L Kate Fisher show on same marker ,, 113 ,1840, , ,1 919,, Josephs & L Kate Fisher show on same marker ,,112 , ,23,Aug,1919,Pvt,q5 VA Inf CSA, ,1 08 ' • , 1890, , , 1923, ,,,1 16 ,24,Aug,1883 , 15 , Aug,1899 ,, Son of JS & L Kate Fisher~,,115 , 31,Jan ,1 891, 18,Jul , 1980,,, , 185 ,04,Nov,1894,18,Jul,1917,,Wife of JR KEGLEY. (Two markers for same person.),,186 ,16, Dec, 1900, , , ,,,,1 84 , 24,Aug , 1883,1 5,Aug,1899,, Joseph S & L Kate Fisher show on same marker ,,11 4 , ,1 805 , ' ,1 876, ,,,1 09 , , ,1810, ' ,1 901 ,,,,111 ,Ol,Sep,1888,02,Sep , 1888, ,Children of George & Isabella B TOPHAM ., ,203 ,04 ,May 1 1862, 18,Mar, 1901,, "Born Huntingdonshire, Eng." , , 121 ,27,Aug,1891,05,0ct,1970,,,,123 ,1 5,0ct , 1887,16 , Jun , 1888, ,Child of George & Isabella Topham, , 122 , 28 ,Apr ,1 863,13 , Jan ,1 931 ,,Born near Wytheville VA , ,120 ,05,Feb,1864 , 12,Mar,1958 , ,,,11 9 ,24,Aug,1929 , , , , , Frank J, Virg, ,1 5 ,Mar , 1904 ,04,May,1977,, Frank J , Virg, , 10,Aug,1895,14,Jul,1959,Pvt,Co K 127 INFANTRY , ,177 ,1 6 ,Apr, 1910 , , , ,, Frank J , Virg, ,27,0ct,1857,19,0ct,1897,,,,178 ,23 ,Nov ,1 832 ,24,Feb ' 18 a8 ,,, ' 174 ,1q,oec , l812,28,Dec , 18 5, , , , 175 ,1853, , , 1934,, Charles W& Lou Sheppard Sharitz on same marker , ,166 , , , 1852, , , 1923,, Charles W& Lou Sheppard Sharitz on same marker , , 165 , oq , Dec ,1 855 , 01 , oct , ~925,, ,, 201 , 1827, , , 1903 ,, KY; G B; L F & J WMorehead on same pylon; GB & L Fon same side,, Brown, , 1869, , , 1940., KY; GB ; L F & J W Morehead on same pylon; GB & L Fon same side,, Fisher, , , , 1875, , , 1967 ,, K Y; G B; L F & J WMorehead on same pylon; G B & L F on same side,, Brown, ,19,Mar , 1909,07 ,Jul , 1909, ,Son of GB & L F Morehead,,147 Kathrine , , 31,Dec, 1904,29 ,Aug,1905,,Daughter of GB & L F Morehead, , 148 Yonce , ,1 834, , ,1903,, KY ; GB ; L F & J WMorehead on same pylon ; GB & L Fon same side,9 nmn , ,1 894, , , 1959,,(John & Hattie Bell Umber ger on same marker),,189 Bell , , 1896 , , , 1951 , , John & Hattie Bell Nuckolls on same marker , ,200 Bell, 1, , ,1896 , , ,1951 , ,(John & Hattie Bell Nuckolls on same marker), , 191 Bruce , ,20,0ct,1879,08,Nov,1962, , E Bruce & Hattie M show on same marker , ,1 54 Katrina , ,04,Jul,1905,17,May,1982,, , , 143 Sharitz , , , , 1850, , , 1895, , J WUmberger & M S Umberger on same mar ker , , 183 gir l, 1 04,Nov,1 909 ,011,Nov , 1909 , ,Baby girl of EB & H H Umberger, , 156 William, , , , 18115, , , 19111,, J WUmberger & MS Umberger on same marker ,, 182 Griffith, , 03 , Apr , 19 16 , 07 , Nov , 19311 , , , , 146 J, , ' ,1898, ' ,1950,, ,, 167 J, , 26,Sep,1881 ,28 ,0ct , 1950,, Lillie B & Andrew J Umberger on same marker ,,188 Bruce Jr, , 14 ,Jan , 1914,09,Feb,1978,Pfc ,U S MARINE COPS WW II ,, 153 Wllliam, ,22,Jun,1871,31,Jan,1938,, Gordon William & Hat t i e Lampe Umberger show on same marker, , 1b4 M, ,04,Apr , 1880,06,Mar,1951, , E Bruce & Hattie M show on same marker ,, 155 , ,25,Feb,1932,Pvt , S ENGR TRAINING REGT, ,1 68 George , , , George Jr, , 12,Nov , 1928,21,Sep,1978,S A, US NAVY KOREA ,,1 69 B, , 17 , Feb , 1882, 08,Aug ,1 958,, Lillie B & Andrew J Umberger on same marker ,, 187 Lampe , ,18,Feb,1877,05,Aug,1963,, Gordon William & Mattie Lampe Umberger show on same marker ,, 145 C, ,11,May ,1 843,12 , Jul ,1 902, , Jacob C & Alice C Williams show on same marker ,,1 32 C, ,14,Nov,1842 ,20,Mar, 1904,, Jacob C & Alice C Williams show on same marker ,,1 31 c, ,02,Sep ,1909,, , ,,,,1 28 , ,, Newton T & Li zzie Mann show on same marker ,,130 Mann, ,Ol,Jul,1877 , , T, ,26,Aug,1875, 16,Jan,1948,, Newton T & Lizzie Mann show on same marker ,,129 �E70,H09, , E29,H09,5, E16,H09, , E71 ,H09, , E30,H09, , E28 ,H09, , E30,H09, , E72 ,H09, , E58,H09, , E59 ,H09, , GSO ,H09 , , G56 ,H09 , , G5 1 ,H09 , , G49 ,H09, , G56 ,H09, , Gll8 ,H09, , G56,H09 , , G47 ,H09, , GOS ,H09, , G06 ,H09, , Goll ,H09, , G45,H09 , , GU4,H09, , G16,H09, , G46 ,H09, , G42 ,H09, , G41,H09, , G16 ,H09, , G16 ,H09, , G.43 ,H09, , G24,H09, , G01 ,H09 , , G02 ,H09, , G03 ,H09 ,0 , G31,H09, , G30 ,H09, , G31 ,H09, , G31, H09, , G31,H09, , _J04 ,H09, , G52 ,H09, , G55,H09, , G53,H09, , G32,H09 , , G09, H09 , , G25 ,H09, , G26 ,H09 , , G29 ,H09 , , G28,H09, , G08 ,H09, , GOB ,H09, t G37 ,H09, , G10,H09, , G23,H09,5, G22 ,H09, , WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS , WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS , WILLIAMS , WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, LINDAMOOD, PATTERSON, PATTERSON, Roedel , Samuel, Warren, Merrill , Josephine, Nancy Ann , William (Bud) , Jessie , Robert, Ina Catherine , BROWN, Enid, BROWN, James, BROWN, James, BROWN , James, BROWN , Maria, BROWN, Eleonora , BROWN, Anne Dabney, BROWN, Alice Virginia, FISHER, Luther , FISHER, Margaret , FISHER, Elizabeth, KEGLEY, Inf , KEGLEY, Maud, KEGLEY, Sarah , KEGLEY, Young, KEGLEY, Lemuel, KEGLEY, Little , KEGLEY, Samuel , KEGLEY, Stephen , KEGLEY, Margaret, PALMER, Catharine, PEDIGO, Sarah , CASSELL, Susan, CASSELL, Joseph, SHARITZ, Guy , SHARITZ, Owen, SHARITZ, Hazel, SHARITZ, Lettie, SHARITZ,Kate(Katherine), StCLAIR, David, StCLAIR, Virginia, StCLAIR, Catherine , StCLAIR, S Virginia, CARNAHAN, infant, UMBARGER, Lucy, UMBARGER, Rhoda, UMBARGER, Susan , UMBARGER, Berton, UMBARGER, Daniel, UMBARGER, Israel, UMBARGER, Sophia , UMBARGER, Herbert, UMBARGER , Lucinda, UMBERGER, D, UMBERGER, J, R, s, R' M, McClintock, Yonce, T, Williams , Crockett , Kegley , Spence, E, A Sr, Andrew, Crockett , c, Stuart, Sharitz, Yonce, Caroline , nmn, son , nmn, E, son, E, daughter, Sayers , A, M, nmn, J, Wisely, nmn, H, Meredith, nmn, c, Hoge, Alexander , Walker, Bell , Walker, son, mnn, J' B, mnn, G, Newton, M, s, A, G, I, ,13,Mar,1896 , 0l ,May,1 913,, Son of WT & J B Williams.,, 192 , , , , , , , Co B 45 VA Inf CS A,,140 1 ,23 ,0ct , 1902 ,28 ,Sep , 1971,, , ,127 ,Ol,Aug,1901 , 09,May,1966, ,Brother,,193 , , , 1868, , ,1936 , , William T & Josephine McClintock Williams show on same marker , ,142 , 12,Feb, 1834 ,28 , Aug,1893,,Wife of Samuel S Williams,,195 , , 1868 , , ,1954,, William T & Josephine McClintock Williams show on same marker , ,1 97 ,02 ,Apr,1893,30 ,Apr,1962, , , ,194 , 12, Nov,1875,25 ,Mar,1940 , ,,,1 79 ,18,Dec,1878,24 ,0ct , 1964 , ,Wife of/Rev G WSpiggle/1920- 1924/Robt C Patterson/1933- 1940,,180 , 01,Mar , 190 2 ,0 2 ,N ov,1~1fi , ,Wife , o~ , May , 1789 , 02,Nov,1852 ,, , , 404 of James A Brown .,,396 , 17 ,0ct , 1891,28,Sep , 1977,,,,397 , ,04,Mar,1900,Rev , Aged 84 yr 2 m 12 ds . , , 395 , , ,1804 , , ,1827 ,. lst Wife of James Ewell Brown .,, 402 ,Ol ,Aug , 1819 ,20 ,Jul,1879,,Wife of Rev Jas A Brown ; dau of Rev J Herbst; bin Gettysburg PA .,, 39 , , , 1798, , ,184 2, ,2nd wife of James Ewell Brown . , , 403 ,04 ,May, 1856 ,23,Nov , 1931 , ,Wife of James A Brown DD ,, 393 , 01 , Aug , 1872, 14,May , 1898 , ,Son of JS & MC Fisher . ,,344 , 11 ,0ct,1841 , 11 ,Jan , 1873, ,Wife of Joseph S Fisher . ,, 3115 , 11,Mar, 1871 , 14,Jan , 1873,,Dau of JS & MC Fisher. ,, 343 ,12,May , 1882,10,Jul,1882, ,Son of LE & MM Kegley. , ,39 1 ,19,May , 1886 , 23,Sep , 1886, , Daughter of LE & MM Kegley.,,390 ,09 , Nov,1852,07,Sep , 1934 , , Stephen A, Sara, ,09,Jan , 1879 , 28 , Feb , 1879, ,Son of LE & MM Kegley. ,, 392 ,17,Sep,1853 , 10,Jul,1931, , ,,388 ,13,Dec,1904,13,Dec , 1901l ,, Infant daughter of LE & EA Kegley., , 387 ,Ol ,Jul , 1883,27,Jan , 1886 , , Stephen A, Sara , ,11 ,Mar , 1849 , 14,Aug,1905,, Stephen A, Sara , ,22,0ct , 1853, 29 ,Sep,1902,,W1fe of LE Kegley., , 389 ,20,May,1 ,09,Apr,1890 , , , ,366 , 13,Jan , 1853 , 17,May , 1891, ,Wife of J H PEDIG0. , ,340 , 27 ,Feb,1810,14 , Nov,1 874 ,,Wife of Joseph Cassell., , 341 , 17 ,May , 1802,25,Aug,1881 ,Col , (Type of military service not given -- probably CSA), , 342 ,08,Jul,1858 ,22,Jul,1927 , , G H,Hazel , Lett ,07 ,Jul , 18 1,01 , Jul,18 1, ,Son of Guy H & Lettie G Sharitz. ,GShar , 372 ,21,Apr,1903,29 ,Jan,1964, , G H,Hazel, Lett ,28 ,Jun,1863 , 11 , Aug , 1929 ,, G H,Hazel, Lett ,29 ,Jan,1893 , 19 , Mar,1977 ,, G H, Hazel, Lett ,18 ,Feb,1828 1 02 ,Jan,1898 , ,,, 400 alker StClair. , ,399 1 20,0ct,1869 , 29,Jun,1961 ,, Dau of David Alexander & Vi r ginia W , 11 , Nov , 1860 , 31 , Dec,1937 , ,Dau of David Alexander & V W StClair . ,, 401 ,23,Feb ,1 875,,Wife of DA StClair., ,398 , , , , 12,Jul, 1894,,Infant son of J E & Ollie Carnahan . ,,377 , 19 ,Jan , 187 3, 03,Aug,1873, , Dau of IN & LA Umbarger ,,349 ,07,May,1852 ,22 ,Jun,1881 ,,Wife of JI Umbarger. , , 367 ,14 ,Apr,1862 , 08 ,Mar,1889 ,, Wife of JI Umbarger.,,368 ,18,May,1876 ,07 ,Sep,1877 , ,Sof of D G & MF Umbarger . , , 371 ,10,Apr , 1844,15,Jan,1888,,, , 370 ,04,Feb, 1850, 10 ,Apr, 1912 11 Israel Newton & Sophia M Umbarger show on same marker ,,347 ,15,Mar,184 3 ,25 , Nov , 1915, , Israel Newton &Sophia M Umbarger show on same marker ,, 348 ,16,Jul,1880, 09 ,Aug,1880 ,, Son of CG & SM Umbarger . (Stone hardly legible) , ,382 ,15,Jan,1854,28,Jan,1873,,Wife of Israel N Umbarger ., ,350 , , , , , ,, CS A 1861-1865,,365 1 ,03,Sep , 1847,04 ,Mar , 1917,,, , 364 N ~ �,..,, ca G38,H09, , G33 ,H09, , G17 ,H09, , G34 ,H09 , , G21,HO'I, , G20,H09, , G35 ,H09, , G19,H09 , , G36,H09, , G27 ,H09,, G18,H09, , G40 ,H09 , , G38 ,H09 , , G38,H09, , Gl3,H09, , G12,H09, , G15,H09,5 , G14,H09 , , G07 ,H09, t UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, UMBERGER, WOHLFORD, WOHLFORD, WOHLFORD, ARRINGTON, ARRINGTON, PATTERSON, PATTERSON, SIMMERMAN, Ada, Annie, Jesse, Sarah, Elmira, Sallie, Charles, William, Clarence , Missouri, Charlotte, Carl, Mattie, Clarence, Winfree, Mary (Mamie), James, Mary Jane , Matilda, Bailey, Louise, Bruce, Carnahan, s, Bruce, G, Isaac, H, F, Bruce , Russell, Umberger , Bullard, Loyd, Blanton, H, Umberger, c, ,13,Nov,1885 , 21,Mar ,1924 ,,Wife of Ellis R Umberger., , 385 ,03,Apr,1904, 21,Nov,1908,,Little daughter of Ell is R & Ada Umberger . ,, 378 ,29,Aug,1892,06,Apr,1893,,Son of WI & SB Umberger. , ,359 ,29,Dec,1857, 24 ,Sep,1919,,Wife of CG Umberger. ,, 379 , , , ,13,Dec,1925 , ,,,363 ,13,Mar,1867,08,Apr , 1908 ,, Wife of WI Umberger.,,362 ,27,Dec,1847, 28,Dec , 1893, , , , 380 ,14,0ct ,1 866 , 16,Sep , 1954 , ,, , 361 ,21,Aug,1882,01,0ct,1882,, Son of CG & SM Umberger . (Stone hardly legible) ,, 381 ,14,Jun,1851,21,Feb,1918, ,Wife of D G Umberger.,,369 , 10,Nov, 1857,03,Jul , 1928 ,,Wife of WI Umberger .,, 360 , 11 ,Apr , 1916 , 23,Dec , 1916, , ,,386 J t ,1881, t ,1953 ,,,, 384 , • ,1884, ' ,1954 , , ,, 383 , , ,1887 , , , 1953,,Son of GM & CB N Arrington of Bedford Co VA .,,353 , , , 1887 , , , 1954, ,Dau/J H & M J U Patterson/wife/Winfree Loyd Arrington, 1 352 , , ,1840 , , ,1908,,CS A 1861-1865 (Twomarkersforsameperson) ,, 355 , , , 1846, , , 1927 ,,Wtfe of James H Patterson. ,, 354 ,29,Mar ,1848 ,22,Mar,1879,,Wife of J H Simmerman .,,346 To be continued *************************************************************************************************************** 1. EARLY ADVENTURERS ON THE WESTERN WATERS, Vol I : The New River of Virginia in Pioneer lays 1745-1800 by Mary B Kegley & FB Kegley. (1980) Price in Virginia $J0,22 , out of state $29.00 , Soft bound . 2, EARLY ADVENTURERS ON THE WESTERN WATERS, Vol II : by Macy B Kegley . Companion book to Vol I. Price in Virginia $J7.53 , out of state $J6. 00 Soft bound. 3. JITMBERLING CHURCH , WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA : ANNOTATED BAPTISMAL AND CEMETERY RECORDS by Beverly Repass Hoch , Mary B Kegley & Timothy D Smith . Price in Va $14. 00, out of state $14. 4. AN ALBUM OF WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA 5, ANOTHER ALBUM OF WYTHE COUNTY , VIRGINIA . 6. STILL ANOTHER ALBUM OF WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. All by WR Chitwood & Mary B Kegley . 144 photographs & drawings of the county each different. Price in Va $17 .18 , out of state $16 . 50 7, DEATH AND MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM THE SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE , April 17 , 1870-Dec 28 , 1881 by WR Chitwood . Price in VA $15.J6 , out of state $14. 75 , 8. TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS : EAST END CEMETERY and ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH CEMETERY, WYTHEVILLE, VA . by WR Chitwood . Inscriptions up to 1975 . In Va. $10.38 , out of state $10 . 00. 9, A FAMILY ABLUM OF WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA by Mary B Kegley . 201 photographs of people most from the 1880's & early 1900's. In Va $12 . 42 , out of state $11 . 95 . 10. GLIMPSES OF WYTHE COUNTY , VIRGINIA by Mary B Kegley . Includes articles published in "Kegley ' s Corner, 19831985. Photographs & index . In Virginia , $21 . 80, out of state $20 . 95 Hard bound. Order from : Kegley Books , PO Box lJ , Wytheville , VA 24382 . The price includes tax and shipping charge . Make check payable to : Kegley Books . �PETERS VS ROBER'IS The following are copies of ducurnents in a court case of Giles County, Virginia. (1) (back) John Peters vs Frances Roberts &als . Five Title bonds enclosed . 1809 July bill filed discont 'd f'or ? 1810 order of Publication di cont'd 1811 cont ' d for ? 1812 Publication decont'd 1813 cont ' d May 1814. General decree on all Defts and ?tfs cost $18. 20 cts . (front) To the Worshipfull Court of Giles County in Chancery sitting humbly complaining Sheweth unto your worship your Orator John Peters Sen'r That some time in the year a certain Reubin Roberts departed his life intestate leaving Frances Roberts Sarah Roberts who since has intermarried with a certain William Burgess Elizabeth Roberts Jemima Roberts & George Roberts his children & heirs our orator would further shew that the said Roberts at his death was possessed of the following lands Towit a Tract of land lying and being in what at that time was Montgomery but now Giles on new river being the place he lived on and an entry adjoining the same likewise a tract of land lying in Tazewell County on sand lick a branch of blue Stone also a Survey lying in Monroe County adjoining the land of David Thompson which the S ' d Reubin Roberts purchased of Benjamin Harvey also a survey lying in Tennessee state which the s 'd Reubin Roberts purchased of John Keys , your orator would further shew that he has purchased all the right the above named heirs has to the above mentioned Tracts of land except Frances Roberts part a part of which She sold to a certain Philip Peters for a valuable consideration Towit that part of the Tract of land which fell to her or which the said Roberts lived & the entry adjoining and exe(c)uted a title bond for the same to the said Philip Peters whose name in s'd bond at the time of the execution of the same was left out by mistake your orator states that the said bond has s ince been assigned by the said Philip Peters to him for a valuable consideration which bond your Orator prays may be taken & considered to be a part of this Bill your Orator would further shew that when he purchased the right of the other heirs above named that each of them executed to your Orator a title bond to make unto your Orator a right in fee simple their part of the above mentioned tracts of land which said Title bonds your Orator prays may be taken & considered a part of this Bill your Orator further States that the Said heirs above named has failed to convey to your Orator in fee simple their parts of the tract of land on which the said Reubin Roberts lived & the entry adjoining as also their parts of the Tract of Land lying in Tessesee State Agreeable to their Contracts your Orator therefore prays that the Said Francis Roberts , William Burgess & Sarah his wife formerly Sarah Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Jemima Roberts & George Roberts may be made Def endants to this Bill & be compelled upon their corparal oath ' s t:rue & perfect answer to make to all and singular the promises herein contained as fully & trully as if the same were again repeated in form of intersgatories your Orator prays that your worship may order & decree that they convey to your Orator the two tracts of land above mentioned which they have failed to convey in fee simple agreeable to each of their undertakings & that your worship may Grant unto him such others & further relief as is consanant to equity & good conScience and particularly adapted to your orators case & as in duty bound & will pray &c H Chapman for Comp ' t (2 ) This shall oblige me and my Heirs to make a good and Sufficient Right and Sufficient Right and title In fee simple to all the parts of land that may fall to me by Heirs hip unto John Peters J 'r his heirs or assigns on or before the first day of December one thousand Eight Hundred and Seven , first my part of the Land I now live on and all the Entries Joining it, Lying in Montgomery County on the North Side of New river like wise my part of a Survey lying in 'Tu.zwell County on Sand lick a Branch of bluestone likewise my part of a Survey lying in Monroe �30 2. (con't) County Joining D3.vid Thompsons , bought of Benjamin Harvey , likewise my part of a Survey in S'd county Joining Henry McDaniel and William Hawkins . Likewise my part of a Survey lying in tenesee state bought of John Keys , For the true performance whereof & Bind myself and Heirs unto John Peters Sr his Heirs and assigns in the penal Sum of three Hundred and thirty three Dollars and thirty three cents as witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this Eighth D3.y August one thousand Eight Hundred and four her Test Ja 's McClaugherty .J ' r Elizabeth X Roberts Philip Peters mark 3. This shall oblige me or my heirs to make a good r i ght and title in fee simple to all parts of land that falls to me and my wife Sarah Burgess by heirship unto John Peters Q' r or his heirs or assigns whenEver It falls into his possession first on the land I now live On and all the Entri es Joining it lying in Montgomery County on the north Side of Newriver likewise a Survey in tazwell County on Sand lick Creek a branch of Bl uestone like wise my part of a survay lying in Monroe County Joining David Thompson Bought of Benjamine Harvey like wise my part of a Survay in Said County Joining Henry MoDanoel and William Hawkins like wise my part of a tract lying in Tenesee Bought of John Keys For a true performance Whereof I Bind myself My heirs Executors and administrators in the penal Some of three Hundred and thirty Three Dollars and thirty three cents As witness my hand and Seal this twenty second Da.y of December one thousand Eight hundred a nd four Test Philip peters William his mark X Burgess George Roberts Sarah X Burggis 4. This shal l oblige me or my heirs to make a good right & title in fe e simple to all the parts of Land thall fal ls to me by heirship unto John Peters S ' r or his heirs on or agaist the first day of December one thousand Eight hundred and Seven First the part I now live on and all entries Joining likewise my part of a track on Sand l i ck Creek a branch of Bluestone also my part of a track in tenisee bought of John Keys Allso two tracks in Monroe one Joining D:tvid Thompson and the other Henry M. D:tniel and William Hawkins For the true performances where of I bind my self and heirs in the Some of one hundred and Sixty Dollars unto John Peters and his heirs As Witness my hand and Seal this twenty fifth Day of July one thousand Eight hundred and Si x . Test: Elisabeth hers X Mark Robert s J emima hers X mark Roberts Philip Peters Christian peters . 5. This sall oblige me or my heirs to make a good right and title in fee simple to one fifth part of the track of Land that Reubin Roberts lived on and all Entries Joining that falls to me by heirship whenever the right comes in to my hands. For a true performance I Bind my s elf & my Heirs Eecutors & administrators in the pena some of three Hund.red & thirty three Dollars & thirty three cents as witness my hand and Seal this 12th Day of Oct 1807 . Test: Jo hn Peters Frances ( her X mark) Roberts George (his X mark) Roberts (back) Title Bond on Frances Roberts. I assign the with(in) Bond to John Peters Sn'r fo(r) Va lue rec ' d Philip Peters Tes t Amos Walker 6. This sall oblige me and my Heirs to make a good and Sufficient Right and title infee simple to all the parts of Land that may fall to me by the Heirship unto John Peters S ' r his heirs or assigns on or before the first day of December one thousand Eight Hundred and Seven , first my parts of the Land I now live on and all the Entries Joining it Lying in Montgomery County on the North Side of Newri •;er, Likewise a Survey in Tazwell County on Sand lick Creek a branch of �6. (con't) Bluestone , likewise my part of a Survey Lying in Monroe County Joining 03.vid Thompsons , Bought of Benjamin Harvey, likewise my part of a Survey in S'd County Joining Henry Mcianiel and William Hawkins likewise my part of a Survey Lying on tenesee Bought of John Keys , For the true performance whereof I Bind mySelf and Heirs unto John Peters Sr hi s Heirs or assigns in the penal Sum of three Hundred and Thirty Three Dollars and thirty three cents as witness my Hand and Seal this fourth day of December one thousand Eight Hundred an Seven Teste Jas McClaugherty J'r George his X mark Roberts Philip peters , John peters Ju ' r 7. Virginia At a court held for the County of Giles the 28th day of July 1812 John Peters Sen ' r Plaintiff against Frances Roberts William Burgess and Sally his wife late Sally Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Jamima Roberts and George Rob erts children and heirs of Reubin Roberts Deceased Defendents : : In Chancery On motion of the Plaintiff by his attorney and it appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court that the Defendents Frances Roberts William Burgess and Sally his ~ife late Sally Roberts and Jamima Roberts have failed to appear here and answer the bill of the compl ainant and that they are inhabitants of this commonwealth , It is therefore ordered by the Court that unless they appear here at the next November Court of this County and answer the bil l of the complainent, that the matters there in contained will be decreed accordingly and that a Copy of this Order be Published i n Some Newspaper Published in this State for one month Successively and posted up at the front door of the Courthouse on two Several Court days . A Copy Test David French CGC (bac k) Peters vs Roberts &al :: order of Publication. 8 . I Do Certify that I have seen this advertisement published in the Virginia Argus and beleaves that it has been for two months The above certificate was sworn to by Philip Peters before me one of the Commonwealth Justice of the Peace for Giles C'ty A. Johnston 1st day of June 1814. (attached to this paper was a newspaper clipping, same as No . 7) December J, 1812 9 . Peters vs Roberts Heirs : : copy of Decree (back) At a court held and continued for the county of Giles on Wednesday the 1st day of June 1814. John Peters Sen ' r Plt against Francis Roberts , William Burgess and Sally his wife, late Sally Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, Jemima Roberts and George Roberts , children and heirs of Reubin Roberts deceased Defts:: In Chancery Thi s day this cause came to be heard , on the bill and Exhibits filed and it appearing that an order of publication has been duly made and published against the defendants Francis Roberts , William Burgess and Sally his wife late Sally Roberts and Jemima Roberts who are not residents of this State, who have failed to answer the plantiffs bill and it also appearing that the defendants residing in this State although duly served served (sic) with process have fai led to file thei r answers ; it is therefore considered by the court that the plaintiff bill be taken for confessed and it is ordered and decreed that the defendant Francis Roberts do convey to the plantiff with a general warrentes the lands mentioned and described in a bond executed by her to Philip Peters and assigned by the said Philip Peters to the Plaintiff agreeabl e to the prayer of the plaintiffs bill; it is also ordered and decreed that the defendant and William Burgess and Sally his wife do convey unto the plaintiff with a general warrantee the land mentioned and described in a bond executed by them to the said plaintiff agreeable to the prayer of the plaintiffs bill , and that the defendant Elizabeth Roberts do convey a general warrantee unto the plaintiff the land mentioned and descri bed in a bond executed by her to-the sai d plaintiff agreeable to the prayer of the plaintiffs bill , and than this defendant Jemima Roberts do convey unto the said plain tiff with a general warranty the land mentioned and described in bond Executed by her 31 �9. (con't) to the said Plaintif£ agreeable to the prayer of the plaintif£s bill , and that the defendant George Roberts do convey unto the said plaintiff with a c-eneral Warrantee all the land mentioned and described in a· .ove executed by him 0 to the said plaintiff agreeable to the prayer of the plaintiff ' s bill and it is further considered ordered and decreed that the defendants pay unto the plaintiffs his cost about this suit in this behalf expended . A Copy Test David French CGS ~ (comments by editor : Much of the material in this article is repetitious , but when you go to court records, this is what you see and , if read carefully , a wealth of material . #1 gives the names of the heirs of Reubin Roberts and the man one his daughters married , location of land that he owned, that he died without a will . Questions that arise: Did he live in Tennessee? In Monroe County? #2. We find that Reubin died before 1804 - his daughter , Elizabeth , sold her share of the land . #7 Frances Roberts , Wm & Sally Burgess , and Jamima Roberts were living in this commonwealth - #9 states that they are not residents of this state . Also you know that you will check the Montgomery and Giles Co records . Now what did I miss?) ******************************************************************************* ROOTS IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA? COME TO THE FAMILY HISTORY INSTITUTE OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA Saturday , June 11 , 1988 Wytheville , Virginia Featuring Mary B Kegley , author , lecturer , historian , attorney , and Institute Director Ron A Bremer, author , lecturer , and editor of Genealogy Digest and other outstanding speakers For details write: Kegley Books , PO Box 1J4, Wytheville , VA 24382 ******************************************************************************* ********************************************************************************• THE TYREE TRAIL: WITH ALLIED LINES OF A DAMS AND BLAIR. This gen ealogy covers the line of one John Tyree , b cl727 , the son of William and~- ( Smith) Tyree , d 1793 in Wilkes Co, NC . After his death his family moved 1st to Car ter Co , TN and then into Lee (later Scott) Co, VA. Hohn T.Yree's son , David (my ancestor) , had 4 sons - William, James , Jesse and J:Evid Jr . This book covers the lines of James (who stayed in Scott County , VA) , Jesse (Rockcastle Co , KY) and Iavid Jr (Letcher Co , KY) . Price $35.00 plus postage and handling. Order from : Mrs Ella W Coleman , 3100 Prui tt Rd B201 , Port St Lucie , FL 34952 . Phone (305) 335-7803 ******************************************************************************* BARNARD , BURNETT, BARNETT, BERNARD, etc . If you have an ancestral line with Virginia residence before 1800 , I invite you to participate in an exchange of information with others who also have a Virginia line . Send info and a SASE to Robert C :Barnard Jr , 1520 South Saginaw St, Flint , Mich 48503 ( not later than Apr 15) ******************************************************************************* The happiest lot for a man, as far as birth is concerned, is tha t it should be such as to give him but little occasion to think much about it. ---Whatley ============================================================================= �33 NEW RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Contributed by Mrs Paul S Pate (A copy of this 8 page booklet has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library , Roanoke, Va . We are only abstracting the names in this small booklet.) (cover) MINUTES OF THE NEW RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Held at West Fork Meeting House Before Third Sunday , June 1836 Floyd County , Virginia Saturday Convened At Pine Creek Meeting House, Floyd Collllty, Virginia day Before the Second Sunday in October 1836 Satur- Reprint from Original Minute by The Primitive Baptist Publishing House Route Two , Elon Colleo.ge , North Carolina (page 1) .. . . . . . . . . . . . Elder Theodrick F . Webb . .. . .. .. .. . . Churches New River New Hope W. Fork Jackson's Creek Salem Charity Union Long Branch Pink Creek Liberty Meadow Creek Harmony Names of Messengers (Note: representatives of the church) John Hurst, Charles ..Massey, Anderson Howard Frederick Quisenbury , John Cock, Isaac Branscomb Jessee Jones , Nath ' l Thompson, Samuel Agnew John Conner, Jeremiah Burnett , William Lawson Leonard Aldridge , Wm. Iddings, Jackson Gray William Lee , John '.fu.rner, William Cannady Jessee Corn , Banes Carter, Gradison B. Lesure James Rad£ord , Charles Thomas, James Canada Michael Howery, Owens Sumner, Thomas Simmers Joshua Adams, Wm. Spencer, James Joyce Jacob Bishop , John Simpkin, Joseph Rank Samuel T. Sink, Wm. Simones, John Edwards (page 2) Elder Theodrick F. Webb and George W, Kelly from Pig River Association . . . . . . . Brother Isham Burnett from the Mayo Association . .. . .. . . Brother John B. Pharis . . . . . . ......•. to ordain Brother Owen Sumner . ........... . Brother Henry B. Terry ... . . .. . .... . Green Hill Church on the head waters of the Mayo . ....... . . members of Jacks Creekson's (Jackson's Creek) Church (also page J) (page J) ..... . .. . ... , ......... Elder Joseph Adams . ... ........ . . (page 4) Churches Names of Messengers (Note: If name is on the above list, the name is omitted below) �Salem & Charity Concord W. Fork Long Branch N. River Li berty PiRe Creek Harmony New Hope Jackson ' s Creek Union Green Hill Meadow Creek , . , , , . , ... . (same names ) Wm . Lawson , Thomas Thompson , Spencer Cockram (same names) Alexander Ingram, John Y. Short, . . .. .. . . Spencer Breeding, Alex. Howard , . .... .. . . , .. •. . . . . . .. .. .. . . Samuel J . Lackey •. . ... . .... ... ... ..... Thomas W. Simmons ..... ....... .. . . Wm . Simons Frederick Quesenbury, Isaac Branscome , Wm . Conner , .... . .. . ... .... .. ...... . . . .. . . ... .. . . . . . James Ingram Lewis Edwards , Jonas Plaster , Peter Handy I I t t I It I • t I t . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nulin Lester , .. .. .. . . . .. . Elder Rober t Wilburn, ... . . .. from Fish River Association .. .. .. Brother Peyton All esson and M. G. Pollard ... . . . . . .. from the Pig River Association ... .. , . .. , (page 5) .. . .. . . . . ... . . Wm. C!a,nner • . .. . .... , . .. . . . . . (page 7) Michael Houry .. , , .. . . ... .. . ... . . . .. ... Charity meeting house , Patrick county, Virginia .. ...... . ... . ... .. · .. .. . *********************************************************************~"********************** The next reunion of the PURVINE - WALKER famil y group will be hel d the Jrd Saturday of August 1988. It will be held at the Zena, Oregon Church . The Purvi ne family came to the Willamette Valley from Morgan Co, IL in 1 848 . The Walkers were from Co, VA with a s ix year stop over in Pike Co , Mo , they came i n the same wagon train. For further information contact William Purvine , reunion president , 1235 Marshall Drive SE, Salem, OR 97302. For genealogical information contact Paul L Purvine , 3411 W Lawton St, Seattle , WA 98199-1140 . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~***************************************************************** Billie Redding Lewis, author of ACROSS THE BLUE RiffiE , is taki ng orders for her upcoming book, PIONEERS OF THE VIRGINIAS , whi ch should be availabl e in March . The book contains hundreds & hundreds of names of early Va & WV pioneers but wi th emphasis on t he following families : Lewis , Barker , Basham, Byrniside (s) , Carrow, Ha rless , Harman, Holstine-Holstein , Irwin- Erwin , Kaylor , Lingel , Mayse, Meadows , Nelson, Patterson, Price, Scott, Smith, Snodgrass , Stanley , Weeks , Williams and Wilson. The book is hardbound in dark blue with gold letteri ng , Btx11 , documented, indexed and illustrated. Price is $39.00 ppd until Mar 1st. After that date the b ook will be $45. 00 plus $2.00 postage, Only a limited number will be printed . Or der from author at 1104 Voncile st, Lake Wales , Florida 33853 . ******************************************************************************* SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA ANCESTOR, quarterly, order from John C Mulli ns , Rt 2 Box JO? Clintwood, VA 24228. In our Nov 1987 quarterly we reviewed this quarterly and neglected to put in the address. Mr Mullins, please forgive us. ******************************************~·*********************************** �35 Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number ·- - · - - - Adams 48 Ag e r 11 Al lison 40 Alm o nd 30 And e rson 48 Andries 50 Arrin g ton 53 Ath a (y) 50 Atkinson 31 Atley 50 Ayres 44 B(..l ker 6 Bas singer 32 Ba u g h a n 20 Bird 32 Bl a ck 14 Bla c kwe.ti 2b Bl a ir 12 Bl a re 12 Bogg s !:>8 Bogl e 47 Bohon 20 Bond 13 Bor e n 8 Borin(g) 8 Bowl e s 30 Ca rlo c k 32 Car re ll 37 Cart e r 37 Cha ffin 60 Chandler 46 Cha pman 41 Childress 32 Chitwood 32 Cl a rk 10, 11 Cobbs 30 Col ema n 32 Colley 35 Collin s 6,54 Co rn 32 Cr a wford 11 Cr eec h 1 8 Cun d i ff 56 Cyb e rt 10 Da rby 22 Da vis 32 Da wson 3 Day 46 Dea n 18, 24 Delaney 1 Dickenson 36, 37 Dodson 56 Dun ca n 3 Ea ger 11 Edin g ton 46 Elkins 4 Ellison 40 Erwin 4b Est e p 25 Ev a ns :5 Foster 38 Fulker s on 14 Giles 30 Gillenwate r 25 Gish 46 Gleason 46 Glove r 31 Goodinan 3 4 Gr a y 36 Gr ee nl ee 52 Gri ce 21 Halk 60 Hamlett 54 Hancock 32 , 33 Hanna 3 Hann a h 7 Harris 19 Ha rrison 39 Hi c km a n 58 Hoge 48 Hunter 48 Jacobs 27 Kennett 44 Kipps 38 Kitt e n g er 22 Knight 39 Knott s 39 Knox 38 L e ckie 56 Lee 47 Lewis 7 Lickie 56 Lozier 47 Marrs 28 Martin 35, 59 Mayse 51 McDon a ld 15 McGlone 3 McGowa n 45 McGown 4!:> McReynolds 8 , S Meyers 49 Moore 29 Morris 6 0 Moyers 49 Muncy 29 Murray 46 Muss e r 34 Nicholas 57 Oldham 52 O'Leary 45 Ot e y 60 P a tterson 7 P ea rson 14 P e rdue 13 Poteet e 55 Poston 36 Ra ndo lph 34 Reeves 41 Richardson 46 Robbi n s 4 Robertson 12 Robinette 17 Ro c k 50 Rottenb e r g 1 Rottenberry l Runion 27 Runyon 27 S a nde rson 32 S c hreibe r 1 0 , 11 Sei bert 1 0 Seybert 10 Shel t o n 2 Shr y b e r 1 0 Sibe rt 10 Simmons 22 , 43 , 44 Smith 41, 49 Songer 58 Stafford 3 St e wart 23 , 24 Stiles 32 Ston e 3 Stov e r 25 Str a tton 46 Stu a rt 23 , 24 T a bor 26 , 27, 28 T a t e 5 0 , 51 Thoma.s 17 , 6 0 Tilurma n 32 Tinn ell 2 1 Tosh 7 Tr e( a)d (a) wa y 53 Trent 30 Trimbl e 34 Unroe 2 5 Unru e 25 Unruh 25 Va ndin e 2 !:> Ven c i l 49 Vin e y lti Wo. d e 5 , 6 Wa lke r 9 Walrond 30 Watson 4 6 Watts 60 We b b 32 Will e tt 20, 22 Wil l i a ms 4 6 , 54 Wi l s o n 59 Witt 32 Wo h lford 49 Wol a nd 4 0 Wo l for d 49 Wo rkm an 2 8 Wri g ht 3 0 , 43 Wu nk 14 Yager 11 Yeager 11 Yegge r 11 Yos t 40 ******************************************************************************* WAR IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINI A 1861-65 by Gary Walker Only book ever written tha,t focuses on Southwest Vi r ginia during the Civil War, 7 maps , 85 photos, 362 f ootnotes , hardback with eye-catching dust cover. $24,95 postpai d. Order from A & W Enterpri se, PO Box 8133, Roanoke, VA 24014 ******************************************************************************* �36 Queries 1-SB. Frederick S. ROTTENBERRY (ROTTENBERG) was b. VA, d. 1831, Limestone Co. , AL. Was he th<>Tatner of Baron (Bowen) G. ROTTENBERRY and Nancy Ann ROTTENBERRY? Would lik e to c orre spo nd with anyone having info on any spelling variation of this family name. Joyce Mc FARLAND, 2501 Riverfront Drive, .&pt. E-203, Little Rock, AR 72202, 2-88. Seeking info on Drewry (Drury) SHELTON, b. VA 1790 1 was fifer in Capt. Thomas DELANEY'S Co. 1 2nd Reg't Tennessee Militia Inf. , muster roll 1814 dated Fayetteville , TN, 1815 roll dated Nashville, TN. Was in Lincoln Co ., TN, 1815. Next found Tuscaloosa Co . , AL, 1826, md . to Cecelia . Was he the brother of Robert Roan SHELTON, b . VA 23 May 1796? Joyce McFARLAND, address ab o ve. 3-88. Seeking parents of Ezekiel STONE, Jr., b. in NC, 1776. He was n Baptist Minist e r. Married Eady DUNCAN. Came to Floyd Co., KY about 1810. I believe he was son of William STONE. Children, Thomas md. Elizabeth STAFFORD; Elizabeth md. James McGLONE ; John md. Mary HANNA ; James md. Nancy DAWSON. I think Ezekiel d. in Wayne Co. 1 V<V. Minnie STAFFORD , Rt . l, Box 89. Vanceb ur g, KY 41179 4-88. Searching for info on Mary (ROBBINS) ELKINS b. in Russell Co., VA, 15 Au ~. 1798; md. Abs o lom ELKINS, b. 6 Nov. 1791 in Montgomery Co., VA. They both d. in Logan Co . , WV, 1880. Virginia (MIDKIFF) GRAHAM, 1006 Clark Graham Rd., Huntingt on, WV 25701 5-88. I am look ing for more i nfo on John Breckenridge WADE, b. 12 J an. 1863 in Lee Co .. VA. His father was Samuel Alex WADE and mother Anna EVANS of Lee Co. N~ed the name of Samue l WADE's fatner . Elizabeth CARDEN, 2932 Gerry St., Gary, IN 46401? 6-88. My name is Elizabeth WADE .• b. Big Stone Gap, VA. My mother, N::iomi COLLINS w::is md. prior to my father, Olin WADE to Cecil BAKER. They had 4 boys b. in Appal achia b etween 1940-1944; David, Jimmy, Bobbie BAKER. I am trying to locate them. Elizabeth CARDEN, add r ess above. 7-88. Wo uld like info on parents and siblings of 1) George HANNAH who md. Margaret PATTERSON, dau:-Qf Erwin PATTERSON ca 1780-85 , Bot etou rt Co. 2) Jane TOSH who md. William LEWIS, l Feb. 1823, Roanoke. 3) Jonathan TOSH who d. May 1812 in Roanoke . What was h is relationship t o Tasker a nd Thomas TOSH? D. M. WUBBEN, P. O. Box 692, Santa Cruz, CA 95061 8-88. Seek info on Joseph and Susannah BOREN (BORIN, BORING) of Orange Co., NC. Dau. Rebecca ind.Joseph Mc REYNOLDS in 1783 in NC. ,Joseph & Rebecca moved to Reeds Valley, Russ e ll Co., VA. Mary Anne HALE, P. 0. Box 2823, W. Branch, Durham, NC 27705 9 -88. Seek info on Charles and Martha WALKER of Washington CO., VA. Their dau. Susannah md. Is a ac McREYNOLDS in 1828. I saac & Susannah lived in Reeds Volley, Ru ssell Co., VA. What was ma iden name oI Martha WALKER? Mary Anne HALE, address above. 10- 88 . Christi a n SEYBERT (also sp . SEIBERT, SIBERT, CYBERT), b . 1744, Tulpehocken , Bet·ks Co., PA , rod. (Mary) Barbara {?) , ca 1770 (possibly Washington Co . , PA), removed to Montgomery Co., VA ( later Wythe Co.), d. 23 Dec . 1838. Need proof of marriage . Mary Rebecca SEYBERT, b. 1787 {probabl y Montgomery Co.), rnd. 1810, John CLARK (Germa n name SHRYBER ot· SCHREIBER), b. 1782, li v e d Wythe Co., VA. Need proof of marriage. Mrs. Ella W. COLEMAN, 3100 Pruitt Rd. , B-201 , Port St. Luc ie, FL 34952 . (see below) ~ Jobn CLARK' s father, William Lawrence CL ARK (Wilhelm Lore nz SCHREIBER), Rev. soldier (fa mi ly tradition). Need proof of relationship of John CLARK and William Lawrence CLARK. John EAGER ( a lso sp. YEAGER, YAGER, AGER, YEGGER), b. ca 1750, Au gusta Co . , VA, md. 2 Nov. l7S2 Ufas CRAWFORD , d . c ::i Dec. 1830 (will probated 10 Jan. 1831, Wythe Co.) . Need father of John EAGER (was it Andrew AGER of AugustaCo., VA?). Will exchange. Mrs. Ella W. COLEMAN, address above. 12-88 . Charles BLAIR (BLARE), b. 1759-1765 , VA (what Co.?); Lee Co., VA Tax List, 1804 through 1809 , r e mov e d to Knox Co ., KY. (Later Harlan Co., then Letcher Co . ); a ppears on 1810 Knox Co., KY census . Need place of birth and parents. Married ca 17SlEasterROBERTSON (family tr::idition, d a u. o f BenJamin and Celia ROBERTSON), b. ca 1765'. Need proof of parents of Easter ROBERTSON . Mrs . Ella W. COLEMAN, address above. 13- 8 8. I am r e searching family of William BOND, b. in 1828 in VA. Also, his wife Elvina F. PERD UE , b. 1829 i n VA. Have very little info on them. Any help ap preciated. Sharon BROW~. Rt. 3, Box 166A, Grayson, KY 41143-9404 14-88 . See k descendants/info Robert BLACK family of Orange, Caswell, Person Cos., NC, 1770-1815. Childre: n: John &. Mary, Henry &. Sarah, George (WUNK); Thomas, Robert, Elizabeth (h: Abr ah::i rn FULKERSON) and Mary (h: John{?) PEARSON). Need Henry's children. Garland C. BLACK, Jr., 5306 Eas t o n Drive, Springfield, VA 22151 1 5- 8 8. Seek info on Cha r les McDONALD, whose will dated 1794 was probated Jan. 1795 in Washington Co . , VA. Marr ied Margaret {?) . Sons John Viney, Bartholomew Jude. Al so, seek info and maide n n a me of Marg aret, wife of Charles, as well a s any othet· info . Mrs. James K. (Nancy L.) DEVORE, Rt . 3 , Box 218P, Edmond, OK 73013 16- 88 . Seek i nfo on J o hn VINEY, father or brothe r of Stephen VINEY, whose will was probated in 1794 i n Was h ington Co ., VA. Mrs . James (Na n cy L.) DEVORE, address above. 17-88 . J ohn THOMAS, b . 16/ 20/1733 is supposed to have come to VA in 1761, wher e he md. Mar y RO BI NETTE , 26/ 3/1 761. l am seeking the county where John THOMAS settled and wher e h e married, n n d where t h ese c hi l dr~n were b.: Sarah, 5/1/1762; Martha, 28/3/1764; Thomas, 7/12/1766 or 69; Ma1·y , 5/ l 2 / 1769 ? ; Anna, 5/6/1772 ; and Abijah , 14/4/1776 . Mack H. STURGILL, Rt. 3, Box 263, Mario n. VA 24354 18-88 . Seel< i n f o on Morgan and J a mes H. M. DEAN, who lived in Scott Co . , VA in e arly and middle 1800 ' s . Also, seek in f o o n John, Jonothan, Sr. CREECH, who lived in VA in e.arly 1800's. L.l. uy d DEAN, Rt. 6, Box 498. Morehead , KY 43051 19- 88 , Se a r ching anc e stry of Lewis HARRIS , Constable Russ e ll Co ., 1808. Was in 1820 Scott Co. Ce ns u s as 3M u nder 10 , lM 16-18 , lF unde r 10, lM 45 and over, lF 45 and over . Lewis d . 1831 in V 1 ~0 Co . , l N. Dorot hy P. MUNSON, 2275 Aaron, B-103, Port Charlotte , FL 33952 2U-88. Does an y o n e kn ow par e n ts of M:1ry ( Pol ly) BAUGHAN ( BOHON) who md . D<ivid WILLETT, Sr., o n 2 1 May ! 799 .i n Or a n ge Cr.>. Ne e d to kn o w o rigin of BAUGHAN (BOHON) family. Agn e ss HARTO N. E . ~ 623 9tn a ve ., Spokan e , WA 99202 �37 21-88. Wish to correspon d with descendants of Francis Marion TINNELL (1828- 1904 ) and Matilda GRiCE°TINNELL (1832- 1886) Roanoke Co . Children: Theresa, Mary, Henry, Marcellus, Achilles , Julie, Vir g inia, James and Hezekiah. Agnes HARTON, address above. 22-88. Need info on parents of Sarah DARBY (md. David WI LLETT, 19 July 1834). Parents were James DARBY a nd Polly SIMMONS (md. 24 Jan. 1798 ). Know nothing of their place of birth, children, death, etc. Think Polly md . Randolph KI TTENGER afte r James' death . Agness HARTON, address above. 23-88 . Need all info about Charles STEWART or STUART , including county of residence, dates of He is supposed to have lived in the area of Henry and Patrick Cos. Mrs. S. O. DEAN , RD 3, Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 ~ death and marriage, and names of children. 24-88. Joseph STUART or STEWART is said to have md. Margaret DEAN . Need dateand place of marriage. Botn aged 72 i n 1850 census. Oldest proven child b. 1800, Grayson Co., VA. Mrs . S . O. DEAN .. address above. 25-88. Researching UNRUH/UNRUE/UNROE. Also, STOVER, GI LLENWATER, ESTEP, VANDINE. Phillip UNRUE, ag e 50 according to 1860 Census, Roanoke Co . , VA. David L. UnRUE, P . 0 . Box 800634, Houston, TX 77280 26-88 . Seeking ancesto~and any o t her info on Robert BLACKWELL . Wife unknown. I t is reput e d that "tleS'e'rved 7 yrs. in Rev. War. His dau., Henrietta BLACKWELL md . James TA.:BOR. Their son, William Ba rtl ey TABOR, b. Tazewell Co., VA, 21 Feb. 1816. Wish to correspon d and share info. Lorraine BUTTA, 7509 Panorama Drive, Boulder, CO 80303 27-88 . See king ancestors and any other i n fo on Joseph RUNYAN (RUN I ON), md . t o Nancy J ACOBS , Tazewe ll Co., VA. Their dau. Charity, b. l Sept. 1816, md . William Bartley TABOR, b. 21 Feb. 1816 on 30 Oct . 1834 in Tazewell Co., VA. William and Charity moved to Grundy Co., MO in 1855 and d. there . Wish to cor respond and share info. Lorraine BUTTA, address above. 28-88. Seeking ancestors and any other info on James MARRS and Sally WORKMAN, md . 26 Dec. 1810, Tazewell Co., VA. Had sons: James, Jr., John, Thomas, David & Wesley. At least one dau., Sally . Wesl e y Price MARRS, b. 7 Apr. 1834, Tazewell, md. Sel etha A.n n TABOR, b. 28 Sept. 1837, Tazewell. They md. 12 Nov. 1853, Tazewell. Wesley & Seletha moved to Grundy Co . , MO in 1855 and then to Custer Co . , NE in 1885 . Lorraine BUTTA, address above. ~. Desire info on John C. MOORE (6/10/1795- 11/8/1864), b. VA and wife, Jane MUNCY(?), 17941865, b. VA. Came to Wh i tley Co., KY in 1831 .from Russell Co., VA. Thought to have been from Montgomery Co., VA. Who were their parents and where and when were they married? Mrs. L. G. FUSON, 901 Main St .. Williamsburg , KY 40769 30-8§.. Need parents of 2 n d g-grandp at•ents William TRENT and Mary COBBS AL MOND TRENT who md. 12 May 1832 in Campbell Co . , VA; Jacob BOWLES b. ca 1805, Franklin Co., VA who md. Pol ly WRIGHT, Franklin Co., 21 Aug. 1827; Ephraim GI LES, Jr. b. ca 1802, Pittsylvania Co . , VA who md. Wilmoth WALROND, Pittsylvania Co., 10 Jan. 1824. Would like to correspond with any descen dants. Mary Margaret SLICER, 3221 Hillcrest Ave., N.W ., Apt. 1-302, Roanoke, VA 24012 31-88 _, Need names of parents of 2nd g-grandrnother Margaret P. GLOVER, b. ca 1809, who n1d . Austin B. ATKINSON, 5 Dec . 1833. Shed. 21 Oct. 1894. Both probably from Bedford Co. , VA. Would like to correspond with any descendants. Mary Margaret SL I CER, addx·ess above. 32-88~ Will s11are census information. Surnames: HANCOCK, DAVI S, CHILDRESS, CARLOCK, COLEMAN, THURMAN, WITT , BIRD, CORN, CH1TWOOD, SANDERSON, STILES, WEBB , BASSINGER . Counties: Polk, McMinn, Bradley , in TN; Clay , Macon, Cherokee , in NC. H. FARR I ER JOHNSON, 215 Highview Drive , Bl acksburg , VA 24060_ 33-88. Looking for links between William Willson HANCOCK, who was in Greene Co., TN , about 1810, iiii"dlVIUiam W. HANCOCK, who was b. about 1787 and was in Polk Co. , TN, by 1840 . Will share info on descendants of William W. of Polk Co. H. FARR I ER JOHNSON, address above . 34- 88 .. Need data on James RANDOLP S who had a 56-acre tract north of the James River survey e d for him in 1775 by James TRIMBLE. Also, need data on Robert MUSSER, b . ca 1750 , whose dau. Mary Elizabeth md. Jacob GOODMAN , b. before 1775, d. 1~57, of Washington & Smyth Cos. Robert o. BATHIANY, 3613 SW 328th St., Federal Way, WA 98023 35-88. Need d a ta on family of David MA RT I N, b. ca 1740, d. 1778, of old Augusta Co. Also, need data on the John COLLEY family. Jonn d. 1760 in old Augusta Co . , Robert o. BATRIANY, address a bove. 36-88 . S all y GRA V DICKENSON was b . 1836, Washington Co., VA to William D. GRAY and wife Hannah POSTON . Who were the parents of Hannah POSTON? Johnnie Jo DI CKENSON, P. O. Box 387, Huntsvi l l e. TX 77342-0387 37-88. Elizabet h M. CARREL L , b. 1799, Russell Co . , VA, md . Thomas DICKENSON, son of James DICKENSON, S r . . and 111s wi.fe Rosamond CARTER. Who were the parents and siblin~s of Eli za beth M. CARRELL? J o 11n11 ie Jo DICKENSON, address above, 38-88. Seeking in.fo about John Micllael KIPPS, b. 1760 probably VA . Marr ied 4-26-1782. Died 6-1835, Montgomery Co., VA. Need wife's name. Also, need parents of Virginia Ann FOSTER , b . 1847 in Roanoke, VA; md. Wm. Rob e rt KNOX, 12-24-1868. Lived in Mon tgomery Co., VA. Mrs. Margare t S. Roseboom, P. o . Box 5784, Cary, NC 27511 39-88 . Need info on James HARRISON, or James Gabrielle HARRISON, or Gabrielle HARRISON, b. l700' s. Sarah Smithson KNOTT's second nusband was Samuel KNIGHT. Who was he? Who were ais parents? Supposedly b. Engl a nd 1700's . Helen Pate ROSS , 9401 Chandler Ave., Stur teva n t, WI 53177 40-88~ Nee d origin of WOL ANDs. Parents of Christena WOLAND who md. Henry YOST , 1799, Augusta.Co., VA? \Vas her father sheriff who was killed in line of duty ? Will exc h a n ge . Also , n eed help on ALL ISONS/ ELLISONS , PA a nd Augusta Co., VA. Trying to ide n tify Jolrn ALLISON , his wi.te or Wives, son William, b . l74e , Tink l ing Spring, Augusta Co .. VA . Will exchange . Mrs. Helen 8 . ROESCH , Rt. 6, Box 165, Auburn. NY 13021 '11-88. Wa nt CHAPMAN d :ita Am e lia Co., VA prior to Re v . War. Need parents of Isaac CHAPMAN. his marriage date, or igins of, etc. Have data to excha nge later on. none Ameli a Co. Mrs. Hel en B. ROESCH, addr ess a bove . �42-88. Place and date of marriage of Elizabeth REEVES who md. Daniel SMITH. They lived in Henry co. and had cbil~en about the period 1770 to 1790 including Charles, James, Peter and John. Who were her parents? Fred R. SMITH, Rt. l, Box 411, Toms Brook, VA 22660 43-88. Parents and other family of George SIMMONS who willed land in Franklin Co. , 10 Apr. 1841 to Sarah SIMMONS. Was his wife Mary WRIGHT? His will also names Margaret, Anthony, John, Ann a nd Mariah SIMMONS and Ammon and Mark WR I GHT . Fred R. SMITH, address above. 44-88. Dates, parents and other info on John Lewis KENNE:I'T and Bercha AYRES who live d in Bedford co:--Their children were Collumbus Callaway, Joseph Byce, Jessie Moore , Solomon, Ann, Josi e, Oliver (s heriff of Bedford Co.?) , Maseniah, and John Fletcher (1818 to 1890) who md . Martha Ann SIMMONS (1823 to 1 890) on 4 Sept. 1843 in Franklin Co. Fred R. SMI TH, address abov e . 45-88. Jim (James) McGOWAN/McGOWN, b . I reland, possibly killed in Civil War; wi fe Mary, b. Ireland, later md. Patrick O'LEARY and moved to Cornersville, TN; dau. Annie McGOWAN, b. Abingdon , VA , 26 Au g . 1852; other children unknown; need info concerning this family in Abingdon during period 18501865 ; n eed info on military service, unit, date/place of death for Jim. Jay M. KELLY, P. 0. Box 745, Gadsden, AL 35202- 0745 46-88. Phi lip EDINGTON, b . 3 Apr. 1772; d. 1852, Botetourt Co., VA; md. 1st Cathe rine DAY, 6 Feb. 179 7 / 17$9 , 2nd Mary A. WATSON, 27 Sept. 1819 ; children: James md. Louisa STRATTON; Lydia md. David GISH ; Le ah md. Green RI CHARDSON; Catherine md . Jacob MURRAY; Philip, Jr., d. 3 Apr. 1896, Cl a y Co. , MS , md. 1st. Rowena CHANDLER WILLIA.MS, 2nd Fannie Dent GLEASON, 3rd Nan.ni e E. ERWIN; Josepn Rob e rt, ne ver ma rr i ed. Need help on e arlier EDINGTON, DAY and ERWIN lin e s or other auxiliary l i nes. Mrs. Elizab e th Alford WI LLIA.MS, 734 Mayer St., Greenville, MS 38701 4 7-88. Need tb e descendants of Mary "Polly" BOGLE and her husband Nicholas LOZIER, who live d i n Wythe Co. in the early 1800's. Polly BOGLE was dau. of Ralph BOGLE, Sr. a nd Eliz abe th A. LEE BOGLE. Parke c . BOGLE, 1117 High st. Pulaski, VA 24301 I 4 8-8 8. Was the Moses HUNTER who md. Mary ADAMS in Botetourt Co. about 1802 the fath e r of Moses HUNTER who md. Elizabeth HOGE, dau. of William and .Margare t ANDERSON HOGE , in Mo ntgomery Co . in 18 32 ? Pa rke C. BOGLE , ad~ ess above. 49 -88. Who we re the parents of Polly WOLFORD, who md. Henry VENC I L , o n 14 Jan. 1830 in Ta z e we ll Co . ? I am t rying t o separate the descendants of two John Jacob wom..FORDS who live d i n Wytne Co. at t he turn o f the 19th Century. One md. Frances SMITH and th e other, I b e li e ve md. Re b ec c a MEYERS (MOYERS) . would a ppr ec i a t e i nfo fr om any WO!Il,FORD descendant. Parke C. BOGLE, addr ess a b o v e .. 50-88 . Seekin g parents of Ca lvin Hamilton ATHA./ATHAY/ ATLEY, b . 16 Jan. 1815-20, VA. Ca lvin md. 1841. Wythe Co ., VA t o Susa n T. ROCK, dau. 01' Samuel and Susannah TATE ROCK. Samu e l ROCK wa s th e son of Georg e ROCK of Botetourt Co. , VA. Nee d tne deatn dat e o f Henry ROCK of Bote t o urt Co., VA. I s Ma r ia/Mary ANDRIES th e wi fe o f Henry? Allie Wilson OLDHAM, HC60 Box 58A5, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147-9 70 6 51 - 88. I s Da vid TATE the father of John TATE? John TATE served in tbe Re v. War f rom Boteto urt Co . , Va . I s be bu ri ed in Ro anok e, VA? John TATE md. Susann ab MAYSE, dau. o f John a nd Ma1·y MAYSE of PA an d Botet o urt Co . , VA. Al l i e Wi l son OLDH AM, addr ess above. 5 2-88. Seekin g the parents o f Eli a s and Tapley H. OLDHAM. EliaS b, 1775, SC, md. Mary Ann GREENLE E . Tapl e y H. (Ho sea?) , b. 1765-1774, md. El i zabeth GREENLEE. Mary Ann and Elizabeth we r e All ie Wils on daus . of P e ter an d Debor a h GREENLEE of St a ff o rd Co., VA and P e ndleton Di st. , SC. OLDHAM, a ddress a bove . 53- 88 . Look i n g for in f o o n TREADWAY family. John TRE!DWY md. Polly ARRINGTON in Campbell Co., VA app roxi ma t e ly 1803. Polly came to Fayette Co., WV alone. John possibly d. between 1803-1810 , between o r i n Campbell Co. , VA and Fayette Co. 1 WV. Interested in all TREADWAY-TREDWAY-TREADAWAY. Dr eama BLEVINS, Box 5 59, Oak Hill, WV 25901 54-88 . An yon e r esearching the WILLIAMS, HAMLETT or COLLINS famili es of Charlotte Co., VA? My g - g - g - gran dp a r ents, J e sse WILLIAMS and Mary R. HAMLETT we re md. 15 Jan. 1824 in Charlotte Co . , VA, l ater moved t o Mo ntgome ry Co., VA. Mary was a dau. of William HAMLETT and Catherin e COLLINS who were md. 16 Jun e 1785 also in Cha rlotte Co. , VA . Nan c y MILLER , 6020 Col o dny Drive, Agoura, CA 91301 55- 88 . Anyon e do ing r e s e arch on th e POTEETE family living in Roanok e, VA during the 1860's , 1870 ' s a nd 18 8 0 ' s ? Na n c y MibLER , address a bove. 56-88 . Any desc e ndants of He nry E. LICKIE (LECKIE?) a nd Virginia DODSON L I CKIE that would ca re to corresp on d wi tb me? The y a r e r ecorde d in the 1910 Census in Christiansburg, Mo ntgomery Co. , VA (Happy Ho llow Road) wi th a s on , Rob e rt K. LICKIE , a dau., Lillie D. LICKIE a nd a son Cha rles W. LICKIE. Virgi ni a was an aunt o f my g -mothe r , Maude L . CUNDI FF. Nancy MI LLER, a ddr e ss a bove . ~· Sea r c hing for buri a l site of Geo rge NICHOLAS wh o mo ved from Bu c kingham Co. l o Bot e t o urt Co . a bout 1811 or 1 8 1 2 . Be l ieved to b e bu r ied in Sal em or Lync hburg. Will pro b a ted in Bo t e tour t Co . Aug. 1812. Wife Ann (Nan c y). Gra t e ful f or any info. Ri c hard L. NICHOLAS, 5324 Cher ok ee St., Houston, TX 77005 58-88. Seek a ny i n fo abou t J aco b HICKMAN , father of Cathy HICKMAN, Jac ob d ea d by 1 803 whe n dau . Cathy (Catherine) md . Chr istian SONGER i n Mo ntgomery Co . , VA . Was he the J a cob HICKMAN (son of Ad~rn ) who md . Agn e s BOGGS , Rockbridge Co . , VA , 1786? Elizabeth L. GREEVER, 115 Spring Grove ~v~ . Bluefiel d, WV 2 4 7Q1 , 59.;88. Attention : l'fILSONS o f Henry Co ., VA! My an ces tor was J o hn Culpe p e r WILSON l i vi ng tt1 e r e in 1806. Sar a h MART IN wa s his wi fe . Kn o wn c hi l dr e n: Dia na, Patr ick & He nry . Will e x c han ge i n f o. Drusilla PAYNE MOGA VERO . 137 2 Har l o w Roa d , Col umbus, OH 4322~ 60-88 . Seek ing i nfo on J ames THOMAS an d wi fe Na nni e Hamil to n CHAFFIN - Lyn c h bur ~ . YA a r ea 18801890 . James A. 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XI - No . 4 - November, 1987 CONTENTS Pres ident's Message 12la Marriag e Records of Botetourt County , Virginia continued 121 Tribute of Respect - Moses Greer 131 St Johns Lu theran Church Cemetery, Wytheville, Virgi nia 132 Virginia General Assembly House Journals 1816-1821/22 142 Cox Bible 142 The Borden and Beverley Patents of Orange and Augus ta Counties, Virginia 143 Letter of a Revolutionary Patriot 152 From Minute Book 1792-1796, Botetourt County, Virginia 154 New Castle Record, Craig County , Virginia 155 Queries a nd Index 155 Book Reviews 158 Letter from Eric G Grundset, president of Virginia Genealogical Society 160 ================================================================================ Programs - 1988 Janua::::-y - "Publishing a Family Newsletter " by Bruce Anderson February - "Where the Pittsylvania Co. Families Came f rom i n the US" by Mary Leigh Boisseau March - "Early Medicine in Colonial Iays" by Mrs Robert Lipes April - "laws of Inheritance " by Mrs Charles G (Jimmie) Steele The Southwestern Virginia Gen ealogical Society meets the 3rd Saturday of each month (except December) at 1:30 pm at the Central Roanoke City Library, Elmwood Park (Jefferson Street), in the Brody Room. COME EARLY: Do research i n the Virginia Room before and af ter the meeting. ================================================================================ �~oufqftte11ter11 ~ir.sinin ®enealogical ~ocief~ Dear Fellow Genealogists: As the weather changes and the autumn leaves fall, we tend to reflect on the activities of the year. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society has been busy this year providing activities and services for those who have interest in research in the southwestern section of Virginia. Among our special projects this year, we provided two excellent workshops - one in the spring on tracing German ancestry and recently one on tracing Maryland roots. Mary Meyer , a nationally known genealogist and authority on Maryland genealogy, presented an excel l ent workshop at the Hotel Roanoke on Saturday, October 10. Mrs. Meyer's first presentation on the settlement of Maryland gave valuable insight into immigration patterns and clusters of settlement in Maryland. She then talked about the various research centers in Maryland and how best to use their resources . Mrs. Meyer's third lecture was on migration patterns. She talked about traditional migration patterns in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia as well as noting many exceptions to these patte r ns . Throughout her presentations, Mrs. Meyer talke d abo ut her bibliography and referenced a number of va luable so urces. Although attendance was not as large as in o ur past workshops , the participants were enthusiastic about the activities of the day. The eKecutive board would like to have suggestions from the membership concerning what we might plan in the future in workshops, tours and programs. Your suggestions wi 11 help us as we try to provide interesting and informative activities. �MARRIAGE RECORDS OF BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA Continued from Vol. 9 , #3 , page 9'7 210. BOWEN , William & Eliz . Smith . 24 Aug 1795. Sur : Patton Anderson. Wit: S Lewis. Back : Patton Anderson states Eliz . over 21 yrs . MIN RET: William Bowen & Eliz. Smith md Aug 27 , 1795 by Samuel Houston . Summers. Worrell : Elizabeth. (Note: Elizabeth was not written out on bond . ) 211 . BRONAMER , Conrod & Barbara Tresler. 4 Feb 1795 Sur : Henry Tresler. Wit : S Lewis . Back : Henry Tresler states Barbara is above 21. MIN RET : Conrod Bronamer & Barbery Tresler - list dated May 12 , 1795- md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers. Worrell : Branaman ; Treslar; Jan 25 , 1795. 212 . BROWN , 4 Dec 1795. states Nancy Summers . Thomas & Nancy Litton . 6 Nov 1795. Sur : John Dollard. CONSENT : Nancy Litton , own consent . Wit: John Dollard. Back : John Dollard is over 21 yrs . Worrell : Nov 5. 21J , BURGER , Henry & Ann Warner , dau of Ds.niel . 27 Mar 1795. Sur : Daniel Warner. Wit : S Lewis . MIN RET: Henry Burger & Ann Warner md Mar Jl, 1795 by Samuel Gray. Summers . Worrell . 214. CALDWELL , *John & Leah Newman . 18 Oct 1795. Sur : Aaron Newman (sig is smeared. ) Wit: S Lewis . MIN RET : John Caldwell & Leah Newman md Oct 20 , 1795 by Sam'l Gray. Summers. Worrell . Good: Seah Newman ; sig Celdwell. (*Coldwell, sig) 215 . COIN , Joseph & Peggy Furgurson. 8 Dec 1795. Sur : Andrew Furgueson. Wit: S Lewis . MIN RET : Joseph Coin & Peggy Ferguson rnd Dec 10 , 1795 by Saml Gray. Summers : Cain . Worrell : incomplete. 216 . CROSS , John & Polley Mease . 21 Sept 1795. Sur: Matthew Mease . Sept 21 , 1795 . John Mayes, father . Wit : James Mayes ; Matthew Mease. John Cross & Polly Mays rnd Sept 24, 1795 by Sarn 'l Gray. Summers : Mays ; Jno . Worrell : Mays , CONSENT: MIN RET: 217 . CUSTARD (sig : Kuster) , Isaac & Rachael Cop , dau of sd Christian Cop. 25 July 1795. Sur : Christian Cox(?) (Ger sig). Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET: Isaac Custard & Rachel Copp md July 28 , 1795 by Sam 'l Gray. Summers . Worrell. Good: Christian Kaz . Fowler: Cox. FISK, Henry & Martha Wiley. JO Jan 1795. Sur: John Wiley. Henry Fisk & Martha Wiley md Aug 20 , 1795 by Jacob Cook. Summers . Worrell. 218 . MIN RET: 219. FOSTER , Nathan & Eliza Pitzer. 18 Nov 1795. Sur: Fred Pitzer (sig Fred'k). Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT: 18 Nov 1795. John Pitzer, father of Elizabeth. Wit: Fred ' k Pitzer ; Elisha Foster. Summers . Worrell: Jons Pitzer , sur. 220 . GARRESTON , John & Rebeccak Duncan. 9 May 1795. Sur: Jeremiah Duncan. Wit: MIN RET: John Garreston to Rebeckak Duncan - list dated May 12, 1795 md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers. Worrell. S Lewis. �Botetourt Co 1791- 1799 221. GREEN, John & Jamima Smith , JO May 1795 . Sur : Benjamin Smith . CONSENT : JO May 1795 . Hanah Smith, mother & gdn - father dec ' d . Wit : Aron Smith ; Benjamin Smith. MIN RET : John Green & Jamima Smith md 10 J une 1795 by Elijah Vasandt Summers . Worrell : Benjamin , fathero 222. HARMON, Henry & Mary Burke . 20 Nov 1795 . Sur: Andrew Burk , Wi t : H Bowyer CONSENT: 19 Nov 1795• •• • • that Caty Burk is willi ng that Henry Harmon should take her daughter Mary Burk to be his wife • • o . signed by And ' w Burk o Back : Mary ·Burk , father dec ' d . Summers : 1796; bride G:LtharJne WeaYfX.t1 p Leonard W eaver . Worrell : 7195 . 2230 HE!IDERsO!I, Al ex 'r & EJ.i z Tigner Humphries . 23 Feb 1795. Sur : Arch ' d McClung Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT : 23 Feb 1795. Uriah Humphries , father of Betsy Tigner Humphries • • • to marry Ellexander Henderson . Wit : Arch ' d McClung ; John Allen . Back : Axchibald Mcc:lung made oath. Su mmers : misprint bride & parent ' s names. Worrell . 224. HYPS (sig Hibs(?)), Henry & Pat iance Reynolds . 28 Feb 1795 . Sur : John Reynolds . Wit : S Lewi s , MIN RET: Henry Hpes to Pati ence Reynolds - l i st dated May 12, 1795 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : misprint Bride ' s name . Worrell. 225. KELLY , John & Lucey Pierce . 7 Oct 1795 . Sur : William Dodd . Wit : S Lewis . Back : William Dodd is Lucy Pierce ' s step father & guardian . Summers . Worrell : Kelley . Sur : Thomas Clear (sig : 226. KESLER , Benjamin & Margaret Clear. *19 ~- ' 1 795 . Susanah Clare , mo t her . Wit : Clare) . Wit : S Lewis, CONSENT : Nov 17 , 1795 . Thomas CJ.are ; George Clare . MIN RET : Benjamin Ke s l er & Margare t Clea r md Nov 25 , 1795 by Samuel Gray. Summers. Worrell. Fowl er : or 17th 227. LAUDERDALE, John & Amelia Woods . 29 Dec 1795 . Sur : John Hawk i ns . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET: John Lauderdale & Amelia Woods md Dec 29 , 1795 by Saml Gray . Summers : Wood. Worrell. Good : Wood . 228. LEUTY, Thomas & Eliz Hess . 24 Aug 1795. Sur : J acob Hess (Ger S i g) • Wi t : S Lewis . MIN RET: Thomas Lasly( ? ) & Elizabeth Hess md Aug 24, 1795 by Saml Grayo Summers: Lenty. Worrell : Lentz . 229. McCLURE , Hal but & Mary McClure , dau of sd Sam ' l McCl ure . 2 4 J a n 1 795 . Sur: Samuel McClur e ( s i g McCluer ). Wit : H Bowyer. MI N RET : Halbert McClure & Ma ry McClure md Jan 29, 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers. Worrell: J-arbert. 230. McCLURE, James & Agness McCl ure . 19 Sept 1795 . Sur : John McCl ure (sig Mccluer) . CONSENT : Sept 19 , 1795. Samuel McClue r . Wi t : John McAnd ers ( ? ) ; John Allen. MIN RET: James McClure & Agnes McClure md Sept 29 , 1795 by Sam ' l Gray . Summers . Worrell . 23L MCGEORGE, James & Ann Leforce. 2.3 July 1795 0 Sur Samuel Lef orc e ( sig Laforce ) Wit S Lewis. CONSENT: 2J Jul y 1795 . Agness Laforc e , mother. Wi t : Samuel Laforce ; William Ellyson . LICENSE : 2J July 1795 . J a mes Mc George & Ann Leforce . MIN RET: James McGorge & Ann Lef orc e md July 25 , 1 7 95 by Alex ander Ross . Summers . Worrell . 232. MAYS (sig Mayes) , James & Sarah Reid . 2 Dec L79.5 . Sur : John Tai te (sig : Tate). CONSENT: Dec 2, 1795. Tho ' s Reid , father. Wi t : John Tate , Mathew Mayes . MIN RET: James Mays & Mary Read md Dec 4, 1795 by Sam ' 1 Gray . Summers. Worrell: Dec JO . Fowler : Reed . 233. MEADOWS (sig Meador ), Joab & Polly Ovington . 7 June 1795 . Sur : Robert Harvey. Wit: S Lewis. Back: Jacob Lowdon states tha t Polly Ovington i s above 21 yrs . Summers. Worrell: Jacob. 224, MINICK (sig Minnich), Jacob & Polly Leady . 2 9 Apr 1795 . Sur : Sa mu el Mil l er 0 Wit: Samuel Lewis. Back: Samuel Miller states t hat Polly is above 2 1 . MIN BET : Jacob Minnick & Polly Leady md May 14, 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers. Worrell: Minnick; Leader. �Botetourt Co 1791- 1799 235 . MINNICK , John & Mary Moyers . 21 Jan 1795. Sur Peter Minnick. Wit: H Bowyer Back : Peter Minnick is gdn of Mary Moyers . MIN RET: John Minnick & Mary Moyer md Jan 22 , 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers . Worrell : Jan 27 , 1795 . Good : John Minnick or Minrick; Peter MUnch. Burton : Mtinch - the marks over 'u ' means letters left out. 236 . MITCHELL (sig Michell) , William & Sarah Hawkins . 23 July 1795. Sur : James Neelly . Wit : S Lewis . MIN RET : William Mitchel to Sarah Hawkins md July 24, 1795 by Rev Samuel Gray . Summers . Worrell . 237 , MOORE , Thomas & Martha Woods . 2 Feb 1795. Sur : Wm Swetman (sig Suretman) . Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT : Jl Jan 1795. Joseph Woods, father . (sp Thomas More) . Wit : Wm Suretman; Carlos Woods . MIN RET: Thomas Moore & Martha Woods - list dated May 12 , 1795 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers . Worrell : Feb 14. 2J8. MYERS , Samuel (sig Sammy Meyers ) & Elizabeth Smith. 11 May 1795. Sur : Jacob Myers ( sig Meyers ) . Wit : H Bowyer. Summers : not listed . Worrell. 239 . NAVE , John & Susanna Gray. 6 Oct 1795. Sur : Peter Munce (sig Muntz(?)). Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT: 25 Aug 1795. signed by James Gari(?) . John Gray of Rockingham Co .. father Susanah is the age of 20 yrs & 9 mos Wit: Ja ' s Seawright ; Peter Muntz ; Barbara Barni tz( ?) . Summers : misprint. Worrell. 240. NEVILL ( sig : Navil) , John & Magdaline Spickhart. 19 Mar 1795. Sur : John Lowman . CONSENT: 19 Mar 1795. Maria Spickard , mother & gdn ., . father dec'd . Wit : John Lowman ; Jacob Lanius . Sworn to by John Lowman. MIN RET: John Nevel & Magdaline Spickard md Mar 19 , 1795 by Sam ' l Gray . Summers : parent Marice Spichard . Worrell : not listed . 241 , OTEY ( sig Otty) , Thomas & Elizabeth Simpson , 21 April 1795. Sur: And ' w Clarke . Wit: S Lewis . Back : Andrew Clarke states Elizabeth over 21. MIN RET: Thomas Otey & Eliza Simpson md April 21 , 1795 by Samuel Gray. Summers : Sempson . Worrell . 242. RINEHEART, Abra ' m & Catharine Niday . 26 May 1795. Sur: Iavid Niday. Wit: S Lewis. MIN RET: Abram Rine heart & Catharine Neiday md May 26, 1795 by Samuel Gray , Summers : Worrell: Rinehart , Abraham. 24J , ROBERTS , James & Ellenor Roberts . 25 Nov 1795. Sur : John Kelly (ink spot). Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT: 25 Nov 1795. John Roberts , father . Wit: John Kelly, Nicolas Faulconer . Summers: Eleanor; p William Roberts, Worrell : dau of Wm. 244. ROSSEL, Peter & (no name given) . 11 Feb 1795. Sur: William Bunnel (sig: Bonnel). Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: Feb 4, 1795. Ana Arnal ••• is willing that sary right to marry ooo Wit: Wm Bonnel; Gorg Riddlie. Back: Wm Bonnel states that Anna Arnold is mother of Sarah Wright - father being dead. MIN RET: Peter Russel to Sarah Wright - list dated May 1 2 , 1795 - md by Edw'd Mitchell. Summers : July 14; Rassal . Worrell . 245. RUCKER , Clayburn & Francis Ballard. 20 Nov 1795. Sur: Thomas Ballard. Wit: S Lewis . CONSENT: 19 Nov 1795. Elijah Ballard, father of Franky. Wit: Thomas Ballard; Gary Bell. MIN RET: Clayburn Rucker to Frances Ballard - list dated 24 Mar 1796 - md by Edw ' d Mitchell. Summers . Worrell: 1790. 246. RUSSEL ( sig Rusl), John & Mary Airs . 16 Feb 1795. Sur: Jacob Crider. Wit: S Lewis. MIN RET : John Rusel & Mary Huse md Feb 17, 1795 by Saml Gray. Summers: Husem. Worrell. 247 . SCOTT, Zachariah & Mary Halspain, 20 March 1795. Sur: John Halspain. Wit: S Lewis. MIN RET: Zacheriah Scott to Mary Halspain - list dated May 12, 1795 md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers: Halpin . Worrell: Halfpain, Goodt Halpam or Halfssam or Halfpam. r I • I I �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 248. SEAGLE (sig Siggel) , Jacob & Mary Wax .( 9 Apr 1795. Sur : George Etter. Wit: s Lewis. CONSENT : 9 Apr 1795· Henry Wax Ger sig : Weck) . Wit : Geo . Etter ; Jn ' o Jacob surckel. Back : Geo Cotter made oath to consent. MIN RET : Jacob Seagle & Mary Wax md Apr 9 , 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers : Max. Worrell : Way · Good : Siggel ; Jn ' o Jacob Sunchel. 249 . SHERRAD (sig Sheratt) , Simon & Cathrine Hance dau of Grace Thompson . Sur : John Peck. Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 10 Mar 1795. Grace Thompson , mother . Wit : Jas Rowland Jun ' r . MIN RET : Simon Sherard & Catharine Hance md Mar 12 , 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers • Worrell . 250 . SILVERS (sig : Sylvers) ! Aaron &.Sarah Sowder, dau of Jacob Sowder . 21 Sept 1795 , Sur: Jacob Sowder• W1 t : S Lewis • MIN RET: Aron Silvers to Sarah Sowders - list dated 24 Mar 1796 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : Sander. Worrell . 251. SNIDER, Jacob & Margaret Huddle . 18 June 1795. Sur : James Risque. Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : Jacob Snider & Margaret Huddle md June 18 , 1795 by Saml Gray . Summers: Henry Snider. Worrell: not listed , 252. SOWDER, Jonathan & Anne Nugent . 26 Dec 1795. Sur : J ac ob Sowder . Back : Aaron Silven states Anne Nugent is above 21 yrs . MIN RET : Jonathan Sowders & Ann Nugent md Dec 28 , 1795 by Sam'l Gray . Summers . Worrell . 253 , SWAINEY , Terrance (sig Ter ' ce) & Elizabeth Minick. 5 Mar 1 795 . Sur : William Wi thero . Wit : S Lewis , Back : Wm Wi thero states Eliz, over 21 yrs , MIN RET : Terence Swiney & Eliza Minnick md Mar 5 , 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers: Suainey ; Minnick. Worrell : Minnick. 254. TALBOT , Williston (sig Will. Talbott) & Esther Carper . 15 Jan 1795. Sur : Jacob Carper. MIN RET : William Talbot & Esther Carper md Jan 15 , 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers : Milliston Talbot , Worrell: Jan 5. Good : Willuton(?) Talbert (sig Wilh(elm) Talbott or Talboth) , 255, TRENT, John A & Elisabeth Lewis . 28 Sept 1795. Sur : Will ' m Lewis . Wit : S Lewis; Rob 't Harrison . Summers. Worrell . 256. TRIGG , Stephen & Polly Harvey . 22 July 1795. Sur : Robert Harvey . Wit : S Lewis . MIN RET: Stephen*& Polly Harvey md July 24, 1795 by Samuel Gray . Summers: Polly Hardy . Worrell : June 18 . (*Trigg 257. WEAVER (sig : Wever) , Leonard & Polly Shaver. 16 Nov 1795 . Sur : Christopher Bower (Ger sig : Bawer) . Back: Chris ' r Bower states that Polly is above 21 yrs . MIN RET: Leonard Weaver & Polly Shaver md Nov 17, 1795 by Sam ' l Gray . Summers. Worrell : not listed. Good : Wevev ; Stofell bauer( ? ) (Stofell is abbr . for Christopher). 258, WEBB, George & Nancy Knuckles , dau of John Knuckles . 13 Feb 1 795 . Sur : John Knuckles. Wit: S Lewis , Summers , Worrell , 259 , WILLIAMSON , Henry & Issabella Armstrong, JO Nov 1795. Sur: Robert Armstrong . Wit: S Lewis . Back, Robert Armstrong states Issalla above 21 yrs . Summers , Worrell , 260. WILSON, Robert & Jane Summerfield. 19 Jan 1795. Sur : Will . Summerfield . Wit: S Lewis. CONSENT: 7 Jan 1795. Richard & Sarah Summerfield, parents of Jan Wit: William Summerfield. LICENSE: 19 Jan 1795. Jane Summerfield & Hobart Wilson. Signed by J Bott . MIN RET: Hobart Wilson & Jeen Summerfield md Jan 20 , 1795 by Alexander Ross , Summers: mis print. Worrell. 261. WORTS, William & Elizabeth Bowers dau of s d Martin Bowers. 26 Sept 1795. Sur : Martin Bowers. Wit: H Bowyer. Summers, Worrell. . ~ 4ppa)ach.tan Notea �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 1796 1~5 262 . AMON , Daniel & c.athri ne Hesston . 11 June 1796. Sur : Jacob Hesston (Ger sig Hiestand) . Wit : Sam ' l Lewi s . MIN RET : June 12 , 1796 - funiel Aman & c.atharine Heston md by Samuel Gray . Summers : June 12 ; Aman ; Heston ; also 2nd listing - 1796; Amon . Worrell . Good : Da.rd Amon ; sig Amen ; Hinstand - Ger sig, 263 , BECKNER , Da.niel & Hannah Gross . 1 July 1796. Sur : Adam Gross . Wit : H Bowyer. Back : Adam Gross states Hannah Gross over 21 yrs . MIN RET : .Ianiel Beckner & Hannah Gross md July 3 , 1796 by Sam 'l Gray . Summers . Worrell : David . 264. BELL , Jeremiah & Elizabeth Sarver. 14 June 1796. Sur: John Smythe, Wit: Sam Lewis . Back : Benjamin Looney states Elizabeth Sarver is above 21 yrs . Summers : Saver . Worrell : Saver. 265 , BILLUPS , Edward & Mary Nowell. 27 Aug 1796. Sur : Joshua Hazlewood (sig ?). Wi t : H Bowyer . Summers: May Howell . Worrell : Howell , 266 , BLACK , Jacob & Barbara I.ark . 26 Jan 1796. Sur : Jacob Pedsel. Wit: H Bowyer. Back : Barbara Lark is over 21 yrs - stated by Jacob Pedsel . Summers : Jan 12, 18 02 . Worrell . 267 , BOND , John & Eliza Bryant . 2 Apr 1796. Sur : John Bryant (sig Bryan) . Wi t : S Lewis . Back : John Bryan states Eliza Bryant i s over 21 yrs . Summers : Elizabeth Bryant . Worrell : Elizabeth . 268 . BOYLE , Abraham & Majoh McClenechan . 5 Dec 1796. Sur : D:Lvid McClenechan . Wit : Sam ' l Lewis . CONSENT : 14 Nov 1 96 , William McClenchan , £ather 0£ Majoh; Marghet McClenchan . Wit : Hugh Means ; Hannah McClenechan ; D:Lvid McClenchan. Summers : Bride - Margaret . Worrell : bride Margaret , dau of Wm & Margaret. 269 , BROWN , William & Patsey Dudgin. 26 May 1796. Sur : William Neal. Wit: H Bowyer . Back : William Neal states Patsey Dudgin is over 21 yrs . Summers . Worrell . 270. BRYANT (sig Brian) , John & Jane Levingston . 2 Jan 1796. Sur : Joseph Howell, CONSENT : 2 Jan 1796. Wm Livingston , father . Wit : Joseph Howell; John Bond. Summers, Worrell : Brians . 271 . CARNS , Nicholas & Elizabeth Robinson. lJ July 11796 (sic) . Sur: John Robinson . Wit: Saml Lewi s . Summers . Worrell: c~rnes. 272 . CARPER , Jacob & Sally Raymer . 26 Jan 1796. Sur : Michael Book. Wit: S Lewis. CONSENT : 26 Jan 1796. Michael Flegar, gdn. Wit: Michael Book; S Lewis. Summers : Casper, Worrell . 273 . DAMRON , John & Molly Hardy. 22 Mar 1796 . Sur : Thomas Hardy, Wit: S Lewis. MIN RET: John Damron & Molly Hardy - list dated 24 Mar 1796 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers . Worrell : May 2J . 274. DANIEL, Stephen & Esther Livingston , JO Jan 1796. Sur: John Livingston. Wit: S Lewis . Back : John Livingston states Esther Livingston over 21. Summers . Worrell : Stephen D:Lrnel . 275 , DEPEW , Jacob & Mary Peck. 19 July 1796. Sur : (blank) (sig John Peck, Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : July 20 , 1796. Benj. Peck. Wit : John Peck. Back: sig of Saml Lewis . Summers. Worrell . 276 . DOUGHERTY, James & Elizabeth Hamilton. 2 May 179_ (in the 1796 folder.) Sur : James Hamilton. Wit: Saml Lewis . Summers : 1795. Worrell: May 21 , 1796, dau of James Hamilton. 277 . Duncan ( sig Dunkin ), George & Levina Weirs. JO Dec 1796. Sur: James Weirs Wi t : H Bowyer. Summers : Levenie . Worrell. 2?8 . EMRICK ( Ger s i g ) , George & Cathrine Cesslor, J May 1796. Sur: Thomas Cesslor ( Ger sig.) Wit : Saml Lewis . Summers. Worrell : Emerick; dau Thomas. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 279, FILSON , Robert & Sarah Hudson . 17 Nov 1796. Sur: William Wilson . Wit : Saml Lewis . Summers: not listed. Worrell :Filson . 280 , GRAY , William & Mary Beaver. 31 Oct 1796 . Sur : John Stover. Wit : Saml Lewis . Summers • Worrell • 281. GREWES ( s ig Graws) , William & Polly Goodman . 19 Dec 1796 . Sur : James Goodman. Wit: Saml Lewis . Surruners: not listed. Worrell : Mar 8, 1796 ; Wm Graves ; 2nd listing - Greaver . 282 . HANSON , William (sig James) & Anne Craig. 3 Dec 1796 . Sur : James Hanson (2nd sig : William Hanson) . Wit : Saml Lewis. CONSENT : Nov 20 , 1796. George Craig , father ., , .• "dau Anne to (marry) James Henson . Wit : Will Henson . Back : Will Henson made oath to paper. Summers: Wm Harmon . Worrell : Groom William Hanson . 28J . HARTMAN , George & Eliza Biggs. 23 May 1796 . Sur : Wi lliam Wright. Wit : Saml Lewis. Back : William Wright states Eliza Biggs over 21 yrs . Summers , Worrell . 284. HEDERICK (sig Hedrick) , Charles & Mary Vanmettre . 5 Oct 1796 . Sur: Isaac vanmettre (sig Vanmatre) . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Cha rles Hedrick & Mary VanMeter md Oct 6 , 1796 by Samuel Gray. Summers: Hendrick; mispr i nt on bride 's na,me, ~/orrcll . 285. HEMDERLIGHTER ( rJig Inlaeder) 1 Jofm & !10dlener Deal. 8 Mar 1796 . Sur : George Dsal (sig Gol"g __ ?). Vii t : s Lewis . . Summers: Hinderlight; misprint on bride ' s name. Worrell : Hind.lighter ; Madlina. Good : Hinderlighter ; sig o f John - Darlaeder ; Madlener ; sig of sur : Bary Thil ? , 286. HYNER ( s ig Hiner), John & Cathrine Weaver. 29 Feb 1796 . Sur : Leonard Weaver. Wit: S Lewis . CONSENT : Leonard Wever , father . 29 Feb 1796 . Wit : Leonard Wever ; Polly Wever. MIN RET : John Hyner & Catharine Weaver md Mar 1 , 1796 by Samuel Gray . Summers : Hayner , Worrell : dau of Leonard & Polly Weaver. 287, HYPS (sig Hipes) , John & Elizabeth Wimond . lJ Aug 1796 . Sur : John Long , Back: John Long states Eliza Wimond is over 21 yrs . Summers: Hypes; misprint on bride ' s name. Worrell . 288. JEWELL, Thomas & Eliz . Grimes . 18 May 1796 . Sur : D:tvid Edmindson (sig : Edmondson). Wit : Saml Lewis . Back : Eliz Grimes states she is over 21 yrs . Summers: wrong bride . Worr ell: tradition says Elizabeth Graham. 289. KELLY, Andrew & Sarah Wall. 9 Feb 1796. Sur : John Wa l l . Wi t : S Lewis . Back: John Wall states Sar ah Wal l is over 21 yrs . Summers, Worrell. 290. LACKEY, James & Mary Montgomery , 12 Feb 1796 . Sur: William Campbell . Wit : S Lewis, MIN RET : James Lackey & Mary Montgomery md Feb 16 , 1796 by Samuel Houston . Summers. Worrell i Lockey . 291. LANDERS, Thomas & Nancey Biggs , 15 Mar 1796 . Sur : Wi lliam Hannon . Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT: Mar 15, 1796. Edward Biggs , father . Wit : Wm Dodd ; Wm Cooper ; William Hanson . Summers: misprint on parent ' s name . Worrell : not listed . 292. LEMAR , James & Elizabeth Seaver. 8 Mar 1796 . Sur : Wil __m ( i nk blot) Seaver ( s ig Wm). CONSENT: Mar 7, 1796. (Ger s ig) Henrich , father . Wi t : Jacob Seaver; William Seaver. MIN RET : James Lamar & Elizabeth Seaver md Mar 15 , 1796 by Saml Gray. Summe r s : Jacob Lemmon, groom, Worrell: Leman. Good : Wi t , on consent : Lerner ; Heinrich Z~ver, father. 293, LONG, John & Nancy Jennings. 28 Dec 1796 . Sur: Nicholas Long . Wit : H Bowyer Back: Nancy Jennings above the age of 21 . Summers. Worrell. 294, MARTIN, John & Milly Lyons. 9 May 1796 . Suri Peter Huffman (sig Hoffman ) Wit: Sam Lewis . Back: Peter Huffman states Milly Lyons over 21 yrs. Summers: Me lly . Worrell, Datma Appalachian No+!.' :'1 �I~? Botetourt Co 1791-1799 295 . MEANS, Hugh & Sarah Snodgrass . 19 Aug 1796. Sur : Henry Holstine . Wit: Sam Lewis . CONSENT : Hugh Means . John Snodgrass . 16 Aug 1796. Wit : Isaac Taylor, *Jeremiah; John Taylor. (*Heremiah Racket) Summers . Worrell . 296 . MINDOR , Matthias & Martha Watson . 27 Dec 1796. Sur : John Livingston. Wit: H Bowyer. Back : Martha Watson is over 21 yrs . Summers : Wats in . Worrell : not listed. 297 . MILLER , Joseph & Betsy Allen , dau of Hugh Allen . 17 Feb 1796. Sur : Hugh Allen . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Joseph Miller & Betsey Allen - list dated 24 Mar 1796 - my by F,dwd Mitchell . Summers : Allan. Worrell. Good . CON298 . MONTGOMERY , Robert & Sarah Sidmore . 22 Nov 1796. Sur : James lackey . SENT : 21 Nov 1796 , rockbridge Co. John Greenlee , justice of court Mrs Magdalen Campbell & Mrs Agness McNight knows Miss Sarah Skidmor, dau of James Skidmor, upwards of 21 yrs .. .. . MIN RET : Robert Montgomery & Sarah Skidmore md Nov 2J, 1796 by Samuel Houston. Summers . Worrell . 299, MOORE , James & Elizabeth Hiner, dau of John Hyner. 24 Mar 1796. Sur : Joseph Beckner. Wit : H Bowyer. Back : Elizabeth Hyner is over 21 yrs . Summers : Hines . Worrell : Not listed . JOO. NIDAY , Peter & Eliza Shuke md June 9 , 1796 by banns , by Sam ' l Gray. MIN RET Summers : 1794; Neday ; misprint on bride ' s name . Worrell : not listed . JOl. NIGH (sig Nye) , Peter & Elizabeth Seagle . 15 Aug 1796. Sur : Christopher Fringer. Wit : Saml Lewis. CONSENT : 15 Aug 1796. Christo ' r Fringer, gdn to sd Eliza Seagle. Wit : Peter Wax ; Sam 'l Lewis . Summers. Worrell . J02 . OYLER , Jacob & Peggy Sharmaker. 15 Feb 1796. Sur : Peter Shumacker. Wit: S Lewis. Summers : Ogler ; Shumaker. Worrell : Shamaker. Good : Shurmaher; wit Marl es. JOJ . PENCEHEAD , Alex'r (sig Alexander SHead) & lane Lemare . 9 Oct 1796. Sur: John Donaughty . Wit : Saml Lewis . CONSENT: 17 Oct 1796. Hannah LeMare, mother. Wit : John Donaughty (sp Alexander Spance Head - in consent) . MIN RET : Alexander Spencehead & Jane lamar md Oct 20 , 1796 by Saml Gray. Summers : Spencehead ; Jane LeMore . Worrell: Pennhead; Jeaknne Lemere. J04. PHILLIPS , John & Ellse Livingston , 21 July 1796. Sur: John Bryan. Wit: Saml Lewis . CONSENT : Wm Livingston , father of Alce . Wit : Rebekah Livingston, Jean Brlyen , MI N RET : John Philips & Alice Livingston md Jul y 19, 1796 by Saml Gray, Summers : Phillips . Worrell : July 27 ; Phillips ; Livesnston; dau ~f Wm & R~becca. 305 . PORTER , James & Cathri ne Hughes . 12 Feb 1796. Sur: Robert Trisham. Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : James Porter & Catharine Hughs md Feb lJ, 1796 by Saml Gray Summers . Worrell . J06. POWELL , William & Ann Linton . 4 Jan 1796. Sur : Alexander Lewis. Wit: John Herbert . CONSENT : 4 Jan 1796. Wm Linton , father. Wit: John Herbert; Alex'r Lewis. Summers : Lenton ; parent Wi ll . Worrell: not listed. 307 . RIGGLE , .Saml (Ger sig Simon Reigal) & Cathrine Graybill, .J May 17?6 · Sur: John Legg. Wit: Saml Lewis , Back : Thomas Cessler states Cathrllle Graybill is over 21 yrs . Good: Simon Riegel; groom - Sand(?) Summers : Reggee . Worrell : not listed. Reggle ; Thomas Gessler. JOS. RITCHEY , John &. Cathrine Hurley , widow of James Hurley, dec'd. 14 Nov 1796. Sur : Samuel Sloan . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: Nov 14, 1796. Catarena Herley, own consent to marry John Richa . Wit: John Amien or Kinser(? ) . Summers . Worrell: Richey; Harley, J09. RUSSEL , James & Nancy Hufinton . 2 Aug 1796. Sur: William Carter. Wit: H Bowyer, CONSENT: Aug 1, 1796. Joseph Wilkinson & Mary Wilkinson . Wit: Eson Hannan, William Carter. Back: Nancy Huffinton is dau of Mary Wilkinson . Summers: Joseph Russell ; Hufington. Wor.rell: Nancy wufington; Jos & Mary Wolki nson . ...._ ... _. A nnAl A.!"1'"·:1....r1 ' '"' .· · W.ll'lllDlA 1· .•1'- ., �12 8 Bot etourt Co 1791-1799 JlO . SHAVER, Adam & Hannah Harri s . 14 Oct 1796 . Sur : Thomas Harris. Wit : Saml Lewis . Summers . Worrell : Aug 14. Jll . SMITH, Robert & Leah Kelly . 21 May 1796 . Sur : Abraham Smith . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 20May1796 . Tho ' s & Mar garet Kelly , parents . Wit : Abraham Smith ; Isaac Smith , Summers . Worrell : sur : Al e x ' r Smi th . 312. STEWART , John & Mary Nicewonger. 8 Feb 1796 . Sur : Jacob Nicewonger , CONSENT: Feb 7 , 1796. John Nieswanger , father . MIN RET : John Stewart & Mary Niecewonger - l ist dated 24 Mar 1796 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : Ninwonger. Worrell : Mary Neiswanger , dau of Jacob Nieswanger . JlJ . TATHAM , John & Mary Adkins , widow of & relict of John Adkins , dee ' d. 21 Dec 1796. Sur : John Defore (sig Defoe) . Wit : Saml Lewis . MIN RET : John Tetham & Mary Adkins - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : Tathum ; Mary Helmintoller. Worrell : John L Adkins ; Dec 6 ; Tathern . Jl4. TRACELOR , Henry (sig Trenetor) & Elizabeth Hel montoler . Jl Oct 1796 . Sur : Muh ' l (or Mi ch ' l ) Helmantoler. Wit : Saml Lewis . Summers : Trinslore ; Helmentoller. Worrell : Traclor ; Helmontoler ; Sur Michael ; Oct J. 315 . 'IURK, Sam' 1 & Mary Moody , 24 Sept 1796 . Sur: George Kernn ( s ig Kern) Wit : Saml Lewis . MIN RET: Samuel Turk & Mary Woody md Sept 26 , 1796 by Saml Gray . Summers . Worrell . 316. WHITE , John & Agness Martin . 20 Dec 1796 . Sur : John McCrery (sig McCreey) . Wit: H Bowyer. Summers . Worrell . 317. WHITE , J onathan & Polly Hampton . 22 June 1 7 9 6 . Sur : John Hamp ton . Wit : Saml Lewis . MIN RET : Jonathan White & Polly Hampton md June 23 , 179c by Saml Gray , Summers . Wor rell . 318 . WOODS, Richard & Rebeccah Wilson . 12 April 1796 . Sur : Alexander Wilson . Wit: Saml Lewis . CONSENT : Samuel Woods , father of Richard who is in his minority , 11 Apr 1796. Wit : Alex ' r Wilson . Summers. Worrell . 1797 Jl9. ALDERSON, Burr & Elizabeth Iawson. 18 Feb 1797 · Sur : I saac Dawson . Wit : Wm P Martin. Summers. Worrell. 320. ALFORD (sig Allford) , Thomas & Betsy Millon . 29 Sept 1797 . Sur : James Mi llon . Wit : Wm Hite . Summers: not listed. Worrell. Fowler : Miller . 321. Anderson , James & Anne Sharkey . JO Mar 1797 . Sur : George Sharkey (sig ShirWit : Wm Hill ; key). Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : James Sharkey , f ather of Anne . George Shirkey . MIN RET : James Anderson & Anne Shar key - list dat ed 8 Dec 1797 - md by Saml Mitchell . Summers, Worrell : sur - James Sharkey. CON322 . BEALE, Charles & Elizabeth Skil lern . 8 Aug 1 7 97 . Sur : J ohn Be a l e . SENT: 7 Aug 1797. Geo Skillern , father . Wit : Jn ' o Beale , P Beale . MIN RET : Charles Beale to Elizabeth Skillern - list dated 16 July 1798 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Su mmers . Worrell: dau of Capt Geo Skillern . 323. BECKNER, Henry & Betsy Thomas . 20 Feb 1797 . Sur : John Beckner. Wit : Wm P Marti n . Summers . Worrell. 324. BUSTER, John & Elizabeth Hi ghlands . 8 Sept 1 7 97 . Sur : William Brooks , Wit: Wm Hite. MIN RET: John Bruster to El izabe th Highland - list d ated 16 July 1798 - my by E.dwd Mitchell. Summers : Brusted. Worrell: Bunter. �BOTETOURT CO 1791- 1799 1.:2, 9 325. BUTTRY , Robert & Mary Daugherty . 23 Nov 1797. Sur : Luke Barrett . Summers : Not lis ted . Worrell : Bu trig. 326 . CALDWELL , Stephen & Elizabeth Weir. 9 May 1797. Sur : James Wiers . Wit : H Bowyer , MIN RET : Stephen Caldwell to Elizabeth Weir - md May 12 , 1797 by Wm P Martin . Summers . Worrell . 327 . CARPENTER , Samuel & Mary Parsinger . JO Jan 1797. Sur : Jacob Parsinger. Wit : Wm P Martin . Summers : Pers inger. Worrell : Jan J ; Persinger. 328 . CARPER , I saac & Susannah Sovaine, dau of Abraham Savaine. 20 May 1797. Sur : Abraham Savaine . Wit : Samuel Dew; Michael Book. MIN RET : Isaac Carper to Susannah Sovain md May 25 , 1797 by Wm P Martin. Summers : Leva in . Worrell . 329 . CLARK , John & Polly Lockhart. JO Aug 1797 . Sur : Moses McConnell; Michael Book . Wit : Wm Hite . CONSENT : Aug JO , 1797 . (?)Marey Lockhord, mother of Melley Lockhard . Wit: Michael Book , Mich ' l C Stever. MIN RET : John Wood to Polly Lockhart md ~ ~- ' 1798 by Wm P Martin . Summers . Worrell : Aug 29 . JJO . CLARKE , Samuel & Rebeccah Livingston . Jl Mar 1797 . Sur : John Bryan . CONSENT : Mar 31 , 1797 . Wm Livingston , father of Beaky to mary Samuel Clark. Wit: James Simpson ; Thommas Clark , John Bryan . Summers : Rebecca Levain ; father Abraham Levain . Worrell : Mar J ; Rebecca. 331 . CLOYD, Michael (sig Michael Cloyd Jun ' r) & Mary Bennet. 16 May 1797. Sur: Moses Bennet . Wit: H Bowyer. Summers : not lis ted . Worrell . 3J2 . COMPTON , William & Mary Pate . 13 Jan 1797 . Sur : Samuel Woods. Wit: W P Martin . CONSENT : 12 Jan 1797 . Mathew Compton , father of Wm •• .. to marry Polly Patte . CONSENT: 13 Jan 1797 · Jeremiah Pate , father of Polley . Wit : William Pate . Summers . Worrell: sur - Matt ' w Compton & Jer ' h Pate . 333 . COOPER , Edmund & Catherine Mason . 7 Sept 1797. Sur: George Spoots (sig Spotts Jn ' r) . Wit : Wm Hite . Back : Dan Mason states Catherine Mason is over 21 yrs. MIN RET : Edmond Cooper & Catherine Mason md 14 Sept 1797 by Daniel Hall . Summers. Worrell : both over 21 . JJ4, CRAWFORD , James & Eleanor Hunter . 20 Feb 1797. Sur: John Agar (s i g Eager). Wit : Wm P Martin. Back: John Agar states Eleanor Hunter was of Lawful age. Summers , Worrell : Mar return says Hensted . 335. DENNY (sig Dinney), Daniel & Elizabeth Gray. 19 Aug 1797. Sur: Thomas Boyd. Wit : Wm Hite . CONSENT : 19 Aug 1797. Elizabeth Gray, own consent. Sur: James Porter , Thomas Boyd . Summers : Denney . Worrell. 3J6 . DEYERLE , Charles & Mary Poage . 18 Oct 1797. Sur: William Poage. Wit: Wm Hite . CONSENT : Oct 18 , 1797. Jean Poage , mother. Wit: David Baily, William Poag . Summers : Poague . Worrell. JJ?. DYSHER , Peter & Sally Moyers. 28 Jan 1797. Sur : Mathew Harvey. Wit: Wm P Martin . MIN RET : Peter Disher & Sally Moyers - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Saml Mitchell . Summers : Dec 8 ; Dishner. Worrell : Jan 2 , 1799. 338 . EDt:E William & Jane Gillaspy . 10 July 1797. Sur: William Gillaspy. Wit: H Bowyer. Back : Wm Galispy states his sister Jane Galispy is of lawful age --J Bott , MIN RET : William Edde & Jane Galaspy - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Saml Mitchell. Summers : Gillispy. Worrell: Eads. 339. EDINGTON , Philip & Catherine Day, 14 Dec 1797. Sur: Evan IE.y. Wit : Wm Hite, Back : Evan Day s tates Catherine Day above 21 yrs , MIN RET: Philip Edington to Catharine Day - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Sam ' l Mitchel. MIN RET: Philip con't �1.90 Botetourt Co 1791-1799 339 . (con 't) Edengton & Catharine Lays md 6 Feb 1799 by Sam ' l Mitchell. Summers , Worrell. Fowler : Lay . EURICH, Michael & Barbraby Hess. 25 July 1797 . Sur: J a cob Hess . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Michael Irick to Barbara Hess md July 1797 by Wm P Ma rtin , Summers: Michael Jink . Worrell : Michael F.ath . Fowler : Erich . 341. FERRAL , Stephen & Nancy Tosh. 28 Nov 1797. Sur : Christopher Moni cal (sig Monnica l) Wit : Wm Hite. CONSENT : 28 Nov 1797. Ja' s Mas on , g dn o f Nan cy Tosh. Wit: Christopher Monnical , Jonathan Tosh. MIN RET : Dec 7 , 1797. Steph en Ferrell md Ann Tosh by Wm P Martin . Summers : Ferrill; bride Nancy (blank). Worrell. 342, FIFE, Edward & Catherine Roberts . 10 Aug 1797 . Su r : I saac Daws on . Wit: H Bowyer, Back: Edward Fife believes Catharine Roberts i s upwa rds o f 2J yrs of age , Summers, Worrell . 343. GARMON, Jacob & Christina Graybi ll. 11 Aug 1797 . Sur : Jo hn Graybill (Ger s i g ). Wi t : H Bowyer. Back : Father of Chris tina Graybil l c a me into office and gave consent = Wm Hite, MIN RET : Jacob Goreman and Chris tiene Graybill - list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Saml Mitchell. Summers: Gammon . Worrell. Good : Johannes Grebel - Graybill. 344. GILLILAND , John & Peggy Paxton , JO Sept 1797 . Sur : James Moore . Wit : H Bowyer, MIN RET: John Gillila nd & Peggy Pa xton md Sept JO, 1797 by Wm P Martin . Summers . Worrell. 345. GIVENS, Isaiah & Elizabeth Webb. 15 May 1797 . Sur: John Webb , Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET: Isaiah Givens & Elizabeth Webb, dau of John Webb , md 18 June 1797 by Ja cob P eck. Summers: I s i a h. Worrell : Isiah. 346 . GLENN, Pa trick (sig Glyn) & Jane Mccarrol . 18 Apr 1797 . Sur : Levi Dallinar ( s i g Levin H Dallinar, ) CONSENT : 18 Apr 1797 . James Mc Carroll , father. Wit : Levi n H Dallinar . MIN RET: Patrick Glenn to Jane McCarroll md Apl 18, 1797 by Wm P Mar t in, Summers, Worrell. 347, GOHEEN , James & Agness Cunningham Harris . 2J Jan 1797. Sur : Robert Harris Jun ' r , Wit: Wm p Martin, CONSENT: Jan 23 , 1797 . Rob ' t Harris Jr, father of Agn ess . Wit : R Harris ; W P Martin. Summers: mis prin t, Worrell: Gohsen; June 2J . 348 . GUIRE, Willia m & Polly Iaugherty, 17 Nov 1797. Sur : James Hair (sig Heair) . Wi t: Wm Hite. Summe rs , Worrell: als o listed a s William Guinn . 349. GUIRE, William & Be t s y Adams. 27 Nov 1797. Sur : William Carroll . Wit : Wm Hite. Back: Wi llia m Carroll states Betsy Adams above age 21. MIN RET: William Guire t o Betsey Adams - list dated 16 July 1798 - md by Edw'd Mitchell . Summers , Worrell. 350 , HANDLEY, Samuel & Sarah Harmon , dau of Thomas Harmon. 15 Apr 1797 , Sur : Thomas Harmon , Wi t: Willia m Hite. CONSENT : Sweet Springs, Apr 14, 1797. Samuel Handley , his own cons ent for Tho' s Harmon, f a ther of Sa lly , to get license . Summers: Sarah C Selden. Worrell: bride Betsy Frantz , 351. HENDERSON , John & Martha Kimb erling, 30 Dec 1797 . Sur: Pals er Kimberling . Wit : Wm Hite . MIN RET: John Henderson to Martha Kimberland - list dated 16 July 1798 - md by Edwd Mit chell, Summers: mi sprin t on bride's name. Worrell . 352 . HESS, Michael & Hannah Fredrick. JO Dec 1797. Sur : Jacob Howrey. Wit: Wm Hit e . Back: Hannah Fredrick i s above 21 yrs. MIN RET: Michael Hess to Hanah Fredrick - l is t dated 16 July 1798 - md b y Edwd Mi tcholl. Summers : mispri nt on bride' s na me, Wo rrel l i Dec Jl . 353, HILLAMS (sig John D Holms ) , ll::mi el & Lu cy Ga unt. 2 0 June 1797. Sur : Micha.el Book, Wit : H Bowye.:r<. MIN RET: Ds.niel Helms to Lucy Gaunt md June 22 , 1 797 by Wm P MarM.n . Worrell: J une 28; Hillam, Summers: Helms. 340, To b e. W118tnta Appalachlan 1•;, .., .. ·: <::.. 0 Nf1.Va.ed �13/ Franklin County, VA Ch ancery P apers, Box 43 Mi crofilm Reel 285 ; Seq . 559-817 Tribute of Respect. At a court held for the County of Franklin, on 3rd Oct ober 1848. Ralph A. Clement, a member of the Bar, on the fa cts of the Court & Bar, announced the death of Moses Greer, in a few brief remarks and offered the following resolutions, were unanimously adopted -- of joint Sr. whi c h "Where as it has pleased Divine Providen ce in the Consumation of will & inscrutable purposes, to remove from hi s sphere of earthly action: one of the oldest, most useful and respected members of this Court; and whereas this Court and Bar, who have so long and favourable kn own the moral and practical worth of th e deceased, not only as a member of the Court, but in all the private relations of life,- are desir ous of testifying to the County and his afflicted friends their hi gh sense of that worth , and the public loss occasioned by his death ; therefore, Res olved 1 st : Th at, in the death of Moses Greer , Sr . this court and Bar have lost one of their purest , most useful and agreeable members; the County one of their best, most respected and belov e d citizens: - one whos e loss, both in a public and private point of view , will not easily or soon be supplied . Resolved 2nd: That, in testimony of our esteem and re spect for the many virtues of th e dec ease d, and in tender consideration of his bereaved family, Robt A. Scott, Deputy Clerk to this Court, be , and is hereby required to transmit to Mrs Greer, widow of the deceased, a copy of thes e resolutions, with assurances of our cordial sympathy in her afflictions; also to each of the n e ws- papers publi s h ed in the town of Lyn chburg, accomp anie d with a request on the part of this Court & Bar for their publication Resolv e d 3rd: Th at , in farther testimony of our regard for the memor y of th e deceased, the Clerk of this Court be , and is hereby ordered to spread these resolutions on the recor d of the Court . Moses Greer Dec ~ Tribut e of Re s p e ct 1848 O L' to . znd �JOINT WYTHE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY/ SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY CEMETERY SURVEY OF WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA ' ~ ~ ST JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY Location: About on mile north of Wytheville at intersection of I-81 & US 52 , Part A (of about four parts) Date inscriptions were transcribed: 01 May 1986 Transcribers: Ruth G Hale, Hrs Claude "Babe" Fowler and Hrs Charles "Jimmie" Steele, all and Bruce Anderson Jr of Wytheville VA. Mil 1 Surname 2nd Name B'rth Date AGER AGER AGER AGER ALLEY ALLEY ALLEY ALLEY ALLEY ARCHER ARCHER BAUMGARDNER BAUMGARDNER BLANKENSHIP BLANKENSHIP BRANT BRANT Emma Frances Nancy Nelson Cennie James Josiah Rosa Thomas Cameron Ollie Lillian Walter Grace Robert Ruby William Elizabeth 04 ,Aug , 1871l Jane 19,Mar, 1876 Blanche 27 ,Apr ,1888 H 30,Jul, 1878 N , 1895 w • • 1949 s 16,Jan,1898 p 31,Aug, 1891 E 15,Jan, 1890 w • 1882 G • • 1885 HcGrady 07 ,Oct, 1892 H 01 ,0ct , 1891 Crowgey 28,0ct,1915 Lee 18,Aug, 1913 Helen 26,Dec,1904 D '1891 BRINKLEY BROWN CABELL CASSELL CAUDLE CAUDLE CAUDLE CORVIN CORVIN COUNSELMAN John Chester Car ol William Susie Walter Wiliam Cletia Walter Nancy Jimmy Mary Mavin James Joseph Luella Mary Frances Samuel Willy Anne CLARA Edith Adele Ernest Frances Theal W 25 ,Jan,1 918 A 01 ,Oct,1907 18,Apr, 1949 Brown 05 ,Nov, 1905 Vina 14,Feb, 1878 E 06,Mar,1 922 Joseph ' ' 1920 N 22 ,Jul, T 02,Mar,1916 W 06 ,Nov, 1918 R 09,Sep, 1958 S 09,Jun, 1881 A 03,Jun, 1913 Edgar Sr 20,Dec,1910 19,Jan,1880 Tarter 30,Sep,1886 Walker 19,Nov,1907 Rees 28 ,Dec, 1880 Browne 02,0ct , 1912 Wray 28 ,mar, 1908 Harwood 07 ,Dec, 1887 Finley 27 ,Jun, 1887 Stroud 30,Jan , 1929 Krenning 03 , Dec,1906 cox 1 1st Name CRABTREE CREGER CROCKETT CROCKETT CROCKETT CROCKETT CROCKETT CROCKETT CROWGEY CROWGEY CROWGEY CROWGEY CROWGEY D'th Date 03 19 29 21 01 06 26 23 19 03 04 01 10 16 23 09 30 Epitaph (or comment) Jun, 1944,, , ,181 Feb,1956,,,,180 Dec,1951,,,,182 May,1942,,,,183 ,1970,,,,1 86 ,1952, ,Grandson ,, 230 Har,1986,, Mortuary marler only. ,,185 Feb,1981l,,(Thomas E & Rosa p) Married 18Jan1911,,238 Oct,1974,,(Thomas E & Rosa P) Married 18Jan1911,,237 ,1945,,,,158 ,1951,,,,159 Dec,1950 ,,,, 168 Sep, 1976,,,, 167 • ",,64 Nov,1979,,,,63 Dec , 1969 ,,,,1 28 , 1975 ,Pvt ,PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I ,,129 Har,1969,HSgt,Virginia MSgt 836 Air Base GP AF WW II,,89 Mar,1954,,,,104 Jun,1958,,Dau of DC & Virginia R, , 40 Sep,1963,, ,, 67 Feb,1954,84,,,173 May, 1951,''' 171 Har,1940,,Aged 62yrs 9m ,, 172 ' "" 148 20 Oct,1979,t ,, ,147 14 Jun,1941,,,,255 05 Mar,1983 ,,,,11 7 28 Apr , 1950,, ,, 60 18 Feb,1974,LtCol,LT. 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US ARMY WORLD WAR II, ,241 04 Jan,1980,,,,205 10 Oct,1958,,,,214 11 Mar,1967,,,,207 18 Jan,1985,,,,203 12 Aug,1951,,,,206 t'' ,204 11 Mar,1972,,,,22 12 Har,1974,,Wife of William Perr y Harwood ,, 62 09 Jun,1959 , ,,,84 10Feb,1926,,Infant son of Hr & Hrs RV CROWGEY, ,75 08 Sep, 1947 ,,Wife of Leonard Joseph,,24 of Roanoke; �0 0 7 7 6 8 7 7 CROWGEY CROWGEY CROWGEY CROWGEY CRO'lC:EY CROWGEY CROWGEY DRISCOLL DUNFORD EASTWOOD EASTWOOD EDMONDS FEAGANES FEAGANES FELTY FELTY FELTY FELTY FELTY FELTY FELTY FENDER FONTAINE FONTAINE FONTAINE FONTAINE FOUNTAIN FUNK FUNK FUNK GIBSON GRAVELY GRAYBEAL GRAYBEAL HALSEY HARRIS HARRIS HAVENS HONAKER HONAKER HONAKER HORNEY HUGHES HUGHES HUMPHRIES HURT HURT HURT HURT HURT HURT INCH INCH JACKSON JACKSON KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY Stroud Joseph Reginald Grundy Verran David Perry Gertrude Leonard Richard Robert Robert Tyler William Nina Inez c Leah Hae Benjamin Joseph Edgar Emory James James Lucy K Ruth Tina James Dorothy Edward Elsie Walter Edith B James Luoy Walter John James Lee Victoria Robert Katherine William Minnie Ethel John Mary J Jason BoMie charles James Calvin Louria Luther Margaret Robert William Helen William Donald J Betty Kate Bonnie Emily Emmett Frederick A Glenn B Nelson Bennett Furman w He Clyde Douglas u E Virginia H Catron Selden Huffard s Hiller Brown Lowry Lewis H Elwood Roy Jones T w H Sr Virginia R R Scott c Leona E c 06 , 0Ct , 1892 22 ,Jul, 1895 24 ,Hay,1893 22,Jul,1885 10,Nov, 1877 26,Sep,1972 28,Nov , 1888 12,Hay, 1897 • , 1929 16,Sep, 1889 10,Sep, 1893 24 ,Nov, 1898 16,Feb,1888 13,Feb,1910 • 1888 • • 1855 17 ,Oct, 1909 11,0ct ,1870 , 1885 • '1863 21,Har, 1875 22,Aug,1919 ' ,1924 07 ,Jan, 1884 29 ,Jan, 1896 23,Dec, 1920 06 ,Jan, 1809 05,Hay, 1919 30,Jan, 1883 01,Sep,1878 16,Har, 1861 06,Jul,1921 02,Nov,1883 03,0ct,1882 08,Aug,1916 02,Hay, 1912 12,Jun, 1902 20,Jun,1867 03,Feb, 1893 22,Nov, 1858 31 •Hay , 1861 25 ,Jun, 1894 , 1917 I t 1919 12,Hay, 1931 Wesley J p G D Fae Trevelyan T Herbert Jones w Catron Harlow Brown r I 19,Jun, 1891 05,Mar, 1912 I I 1931 10 ,Hay I 1923 21,Dec,1883 , , 1884 , , 1879 04,0ct,1927 05,Apr,1885 03,Dec , 1931 26,Sep,1919 24,Har, 1874 14,0Ct,1874 07,Sep,1923 13 07 02 17 17 23 03 13 Dec , 1983, ,,, 74 Nov,1969,,,,23 Har,1983,,,,126 Jan,1972, ,,,83 Jun,1966,,,,73 Har,1975,,,,77 Jan,1949,,,,61 Har,1980,,,,174 ,1964,,Eastern Star ,,236 30 Har ,1 980, ,,, 45 ' ,,,,46 30 Jan,1978,,,,225 10 Feb,1966,, Masonic emblem ,,246 28 Jun,1936,,AIR CORPS USA,,245 ,1977,,,,151 ,1930,,,,154 15 Nov,1969,,,,233 23 Apr,1936,,,,234 ,1962 ,,,,1 52 ,1 954, ,,,155 03 Har,1956,,,,235 26 Jan,1955,,,,15 ,1970,,,,125 23 Dec,1973 ,,,,118 26 Jan,1971,,,,119 25 Apr,1974,Tech5,Tech 5 US ARHY,,124 12 Jul,1983,,,,191 01 Dec,1978,Sgt,US ARMY WW II,,27 25 Jan,1969, ,,,26 18 Sep,1952,,,,25 17 Jun,1945,,,,131 29 Sep,1978,,us ARMY WW II,,166 19 Apr,1961,,,,69 28 Sep,1961,,,,70 29 Jan,1965,,,,99 12 Har,1967,,,,157 21 Aug,1969,,,,156 12 Aug,1948,,,,33 23 Har,1973,,,,254 02 Jul,1935,,,,252 03 Sep ,1951,,Wife of JR HONAKER,,253 12 Feb,1951,,,,101 ,1940,,,,187 ,1973,,,,177 25 Nov,1981,A2C,US AIR FORCE KOREA ,,146 10 Hay,1966,,{Grubb funeral marker only),,249 21 Oct,1971,,,,162 05 Hay,1970,,,,161 ,1938,,,,164 27 Jul,1970,Tech4,Virginia Tech 4 388 Med Coll Co WW II,,160 21 Jun,1945 ,,, ,163 ,19qo,,,,189 ,1941,,,,188 28 Hay , 1948,Pvt,VIRGINIA PVT lCL US MARINE CORPS, ,212 10 Oct,1944,,,,213 24 Jun,1981,,,,65 , ,, {Both E Clayton & Bonnie Wshow on KEGLEY stone),,282 12 Oct,1966,,,,283 05 Sep,1927,,,,280 17 Oot,1981,,,,66 ~ ~ �6 6 6 KEGLEY Georgiana KEITH Isley KEITH Lillian KILLINGER Alonzo Mary KILLINGER KILLINGER Zella Bertha KINSEY v KINSEY Vance KINSEY Ernestine M LAMM Hallie LAMM Archanna LANTER Kathern LANTER Lucile LANTER Mary LANTER Steve LANTER Annie LINDAMOOD Bertha LINDAMOOD Charles LINDAMOOD Eileen LINDAMOOD Joseph LINDAMOOD Walter LINDAMOOD Nell MABE Temple MABE MANUEL James Jerry MANUEL Mary Bell HA NU EL MANUEL Myrtle Louise HILLER Albert MILLER Fern Alice MOORE HOO RE Willard MOREHEAD Dorothy MOREHEAD Frances MOREHEAD Julia MOREHEAD Robert HcGAVOCK Cloyd HcGRADY John HcGRADY Maggie NEESE Henry Mary NEESE NESBIT Donald PEACEMAKER Myrna Elsie PICKETT PR EDIGER Byrdie RASH Mary RASH Noreen Robert RASH REED Charles REPASS Char les REPASS Nellie REYNOLDS Bertha RUBUSH Margaret Morton RUBUSH Robert RUBUSH Virginia RYAN Dorothy RYAN E RYAN Elizabeth RYAN El:sie RYAN J G 29,Jun, 1915 w 10,0Ct, 1904 Lula 23 ,May, 1941 M 29 ,Dec,1901 Ann 06,Aug, 1872 L 15,Feb,1901 M 01,Sep, 1902 Julia 10,Mar, 1920 - 28 ,May, 1895 F '1901 ' '1900 , c s 951 ' '11926 Isobell 10,Feb, F '1906 ' 1864 Cregger 20,0ct, s ' 1901 ' 1871 Hodges 06,Aug, Umber ger 17 ,Sep, 1872 David 16 ,Sep,1865 N 01,Nov,1901 Ludlow 01, Nov,1894 Marion 01,Aug,1871 Bratton 26 ,Jul, 1900 Price 21,Mar, 1884 Franklin 06 ,Jan, 1896 Lee 27 ,0ct,1943 Gibson 13,0Ct, 1893 Habae 19,Jul, 1922 F 03 ,0ct, 1894 Sheets ' ,'1911 M 06,Sep 1901 Towson 09,Jun , 1899 Warren 03,Sep, 1929 - 21,Jan, 1908 Owens 27 ,Hay, 1899 Crosier Oll,Nov ,1 886 - 02,Mar,1 880 c 16 ,Apr,1 868 s 14,Mar,1873 M 25 , Jul, 1868 D 23 , Jun , 1869 w 07 ,Dec, 1877 Gilbert 10,Jan, 1939 c 08 ,Har, 1909 Foote 09, Nov , 1900 Morehead 22,Jan , 1911 D 13,Apr , 1931 Allen 011 ,J ul,1905 B 11,Sep , 1897 Gleaves , 1883 ' , 1885 Clark ' I Hae ' ,1 921 Tarter 28,Jul Hiller 111,Aug ,1891 Brown 13,0Ct, 1894 Hyers 09 ,Dec , 1920 Randolph 24 ,Jun , 1912 J ,1 915 Hoback 08 ,' Aug , 1902 D . . 10 07 23 13 Sep ,1970,,,,68 Mar,1983,,,,199 Mar,1941,,Inf dau of M/H M V Keith,,197 Jun,1983,,,,178 22 Jan,1947,,Mother,,184 19 Oec ,1982,,,,179 ,,Wife of Vance,,135 • 19 Feb,1944,,,,134 04 Jul,1948, ,, ,133 , ,Married Hallie C 120Ct 1932, , 138 ' ,1973,,Married 120Ct 1932,,136 ,,,,11 28 Jun •1932,,,12 '1977 ' • ' ' 10 03 Feb,1952,,,,8 ,1961,,,,9 16 Sep,1954 ,,,,1 3 21 Hay,1939,,,,277 21 Sep,1940,, ,, 276 15 Jul,1945,SSgt, ,, 20 13 Jan,1982,(Mortuary marker only.),,18 02 Jul , 1953 ,,,,1 4 06 Feb ,1 962, ,,, 96 04 Jan ,1964 ,,,, 95 27 Hay ,1957 , ,,,139 28 Oct , 1943 ,, Son of John W& Bina S Hanuel,,149 ,, , , 140 • 01 Har , 1944 ,,Wife of John WHabe,,150 06 Aug,1959,,,,194 ,1978,, Grubb Funeral marker ,,196 23 Oct , 1972,,,,86 09 Har,1978,Cpl,Cpl US ARMY WORLD WAR I , ,85 26 Feb,1983,,,,143 07 Jun,1977, , ,,123 12 Har,1968,,,,29 02 Feb , 1963 ,Dr,,, 30 19 Oct, 1951,,,,2117 27 Hay , 1952,,,, 169 07 Jun,1942 ,,,, 170 24 Dec,1947 ,,,, 112 21 Jul, 1932, If f 11 3 25 Aug,1954,Capt,Capt (SC) USN ,, 100 05 Aug,1985 ,, (Barnett mortuary marker) 113yrs,,193 17 Har, 1984 ,, ,, 165 111 Feb,19113,,,,192 13 Jul , 1972 ,,,, 2211 12 Nov ,1 939 ,,,,1 76 23Feb ,1 980 ,,,, 175 16 Jul,1941,,, , 132 '19119' ' , , 228 ,1974,,,,229 ,,Wife of BB Feaganes,,2114 I 01 May , 1972, ,Wife of Robert Hiller Rubush Jr ,, 200 01 Apr,1939,,,,39 11 Feb,1978,,,, 38 , ,,,, 56 12 Har,1983,,,,55 ,1 985 ,, (Hortuary marker only) , ,58 10 Oct,1968 , ,, •31 '', , 54 ' " ~ ~ �1 8 RYAN James Kimberly RYAN Mary RYAN RYAN Richard Carolie SANDERS Caroline SANDERS SANDERS Marion Richard SANDERS SEXTON Joe Joe SEXTON SEXTON Lucille SHAFFER Ada Joseph SHAFFER Margaret SHARPE John SHOWN SHOWN Nora SLATER Julia SMITH Nina SH ITH R ""Dick""" SMYTHE RS Charles SMYTHE RS Minnie SMYTHERS Minnie SNIDER Alvin SPENCE John Marie SPENCE SPENCE Richard SPENCE Richard Virgina SPENCE SPILLER Donald STARKE Adelaide STARKE Charles STEPHENS Dean STEPHENSFrank "Skipper" STEPHENS baby SUGGS Maude Irene SUGGS William SUTHERLAND Martha SUTHERLAND w TARTER John TARTER Hartin TAYLOR J TAYLOR James TAYLOR Lillian THOMAS Carry THOMPSON Nannie TOPHAM Arthur TOPHAM Benjamin TOPHAM John TOPHAM Millicent TOPHAM R TOPHAM Robert TOPHAM Susan TURNER Doris TURNER James Arthur UMBERGER UMBERGER Bessie Brown UMBERGER UMBERGER Carl UMBERGER Conrad UMBERGER Dan UMBERGER David D ' '1886 Christine ,Jun,1962 Bell ' • 1889 John 16,Feb,1906 Johnston 09 ,Sep, 1899 Frazier 02,Hay, 1930 s 23,Jun, 1896 s 16,0ct,1925 G Jr 11,Jul, 1916 Garland , , 1877 Cooke 15 , Dec , 1917 Honaker 17,Dec,1885 Crockett 19,Jan, 1880 Johnston 19,Apr, 1903 w 23,Sep, 1899 N 24 ,oct, 1899 Morehead 09,Jun, 1920 w '1910 H ,1914 , 1868 Lee , 1870 Lee ' , 1870 Porter 02,Jun,1909 R 24,0ct, 1870 s 28,Nov,1904 L 19,Apr,1900 L Jr 18,Aug, 1930 Byrd 11,Jun,1874 Douglas 04,Jun, 1886 Terry 21,Aug,18911 Ernest 02,Jun, 1890 J 15,0ct,1916 Dean 23,Hay, 1941 Helen ,Jun, 1927 McBee 07,May,1888 Lewis 14,0ct,1878 Umberger 25,Aug, 1876 p 28,Sep, 1878 Boume 30,Har, 1896 Alexander 23,Aug, 1898 B 05,Apr, 1890 B Jr 20,Har, 1914 Moyers 31,Har,1892 Royall 06 ,Jun, 1868 N 10,Dec, 1900 Jeffries 12 ,Nov , 1899 , 1863 Marshall '1893 Hunt ' ,1893 Luther 22,Apr,1895 H '1899 Slater ' '1868 Bryant 20,oct, 1896 Albert 21,Sep,1891 s 26,Jan, 1904 A ' '1890 Andrew 16 ,Jan, 1906 Brown ' , 1879 H 02,Apr,1903 F 28,Har, 1926 Kyle 02,Jul, 1880 • 1959,,, ,49 , ,,"In memory of inf son, Feb 1963; inf dau, 1964; by Clyde ,1976,,,,50 12 Jun,1968,,,,32 18 Har,1981,,Descendant of Gen'l Albert Sidney Johnston ,,108 • ,,,,111 17 Apr,1968,,Son of Charles W& Carrie Keener Sanders,,107 ,,A statistical clerk for Jesus,,110 , ,, H/W: Joe G Jr & Lucille Cooke,,239 ,1941,,,,242 12 Nov,1973,, H/W: Joe G Jr & Lucille Cooke ,,240 31 Jan,1885,,,,216 10 Oct,1958,,,,215 20 Har, 1981,Dr,In memory of Or Margaret Johnston Sharpe,, 109 10 Hay,1973,,,,115 05 Har,1957,,,,116 20 Dec,1955,,,,28 ' "" 142 , 1976,,'' 141 '1939,'' ,220 ,1942,,,,221 '1942,,' ,226 25 Oec,1980,Capt,CAPT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II,,57 29 Dec,1950,,,,219 ' ",,222 27 Jun,1978,,,,223 31 Hay, 1951,Cpl,Missing in action in Korea, ,217 01 Feb,1963,,,,218 12 Hay,1969,,,,103 02 Sep,1974 ,,,,211 01 Apr,1969,,,,210 09 Dec,1974,,Devoted mother & wife,,97 23 Jul, 1950,,, ,98 Hay, 1928, , , , 122 17 Nov,1941,,,,120 17 Nov,1941,,,,121 30 Dec,1955,,,,274 15 Aug,1971,,,,273 06 Apr,1943,,,,201 15 Jun,1976,Dr,,,202 20 Dec,1960,,,,79 11 Jan,1970,,,,80 17 Jul,1982,,,,78 03 Feb,1968,,,,102 10 Nov,1952,,,,114 16 Dec,1955,,,,272 ,1946,,(Both Susan Slater & Benjamin show on TOPHAM stone),,279 ,1935,,,,270 ,1967,,,,271 15 Aug,1971,,,,52 '1962,' ',275 ,1941,,(Both Susan Slater & Benjamin show on TOPHAM stone),,278 10 Har,1973,,,,105 31 Hay,1968,,,,106 ' '1957 ,,,,35 10,Mar,1959,,,,87 , 1947" ,,47 , , ,,,,81 29,Jun, 1983,,,,37 26,Sep,1937,,,,269 & Dianna",,59 ' ~ �7 0 7 7 6 UMBERGER Edith UMBERGER Elvey UMBERGER Garland UMBERGER Harry UMBERGER I van UMBERGER John UMBE RGER John UMBERGER Jonathan UMBERGER Lillian UMBERGER Lois UMBERGER Mary UMBERGER Matti e Lou Minnie UMBERGER Nannie UMBERGER Nell UMBERGER UMBERGER Nellie UMBERGER Nellie UMBERGER Newton UMBERGER Ola UMBERGER Sarah Arminda UMBERGER Simon UMBERGER Stewart Thaddeus UMBERGER UMBERGER Virginia VAUGHN Fr ed VAUGHN L WALLER Hennan Douglas WALLER WALLER Herbert WALLER James WALLER Judith Mercer WALLER WALLER Raymond Robert WALLER WALLER Rosa WARE Harry May WARE WEIGAND F G WILLIAMS Carl WILLIAMS Nell WILLIAMS Noel Vivi an WILLIAMS WILSON Frances WILSON James Paul WILSON WOOD Henry WOOD Loine YOUNCE Addie YOUNCE Herber Topham s Gray G W P W Guy G T P Felty c Phillippi M Crabtree L R Younce Bralley J Alexandria Honaker A Helen H 04 , Dec, 1897 , , 1891 24,Apr,191 2 , , 1886 23,0ct , 1902 03,Feb,1920 14,Feb, 1891 10,Mar,1955 20 ,Nov , 1888 , , 1888 07,Nov , 1910 15,Jul,1906 ' ,1878 , , 1882 03,May, 1904 24,Feb,1897 27 ,Jun , 1889 , , 1874 30,Sep,1911 , , 1870 06,Jun, 1888 , , 1869 04 ,Mar, 1900 09,Dec ,1 892 , , 1920 , ,1919 16 ,May,1909 12 ,Apr, 1938 ll , Aug, 1912 19 ,Apr , 1975 24,Aug, 1944 23,Apr , 1907 17,Jun , 1950 03,May , 1922 24,Mar,1878 15 ,Feb,1906 25,Feb , 1876 14 ,SEP, 1872 27,Dec , 1908 15,Jun, 1916 30,May,1894 03,Nov,1895 Cecil Elee A R Logan C W Akers Alexander Hodges P Edward Younce Bruce Brown , , Goode T Sr 17 ,Nov , 1895 B , , 1924 w 31 , Aug , 1910 F 28,Jul, 1911 Repass 22,Sep , 1875 L 23,0Ct, 1886 09, Jul ,1 970 ,, Wife of John W UHBERGER,, 265 ' , 1958 ,, ,,34 04,Apr , 1962, ,,,5 , , 195,,Daddy,, 267 13,0ct,1984,, ,, 43 12, Apr , 1973,,Husband of Martha L BALL,,262 05,Nov, 1958 , , , ,264 17,Feb,1978, , ,, 36 13,Jul,1950,,, , 266 ,1951 , ,Mother,,268 ' ' ' ,2 , , ' ' '82 , 1939,, . ,232 ' 1955, ' , ' 48 • , , • , , 44 13,0Ct ,1 983 , ,,,72 05 ,Jul, 1984,, , , 7 ,1 946,,,,231 , ",,88 • ' 1955 , • , '4 13 , Jul, 1974, , , , 6 ,1944, , , , 3 , • , , ,, 71 20,Jun,1933,,Wife of John WUMBERGER , ,263 , 1946,,, , 16 , , 197 4 , , ' , 17 31 ,Jul , 1965,,,,248 17 , Jun,1938, ,Son of P.L. & E.L. WALLER , ,258 17,Aug,1956,PFC ,VIRGINIA PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II,,260 24,Dec,1949,,(James A & Rosa Akers on WALLER stone),,250 28 ,0ct,1944,,(Both Judith R & Raymond Con same stone),,256 02,Nov,1942, , (Military cross -- no designation ,,261 16,Aug,1950, , (Both Judith R & Raymond Con same stone) ,, 257 12 ,Aug,1965,PFC,PFC 929 ORD HAM CO WORLD WAR II BSM,, 259 10 ,Mar,1938,,(James A & Rosa Akers on WALLER stone) , ,251 20,Mar ,1957,Tec4 ,Virginia Tech 4 1 Cavalry Sch Det WW II ,, 51 01,Mar,1961 , ,,,53 02 ,JUL,1952,,b Port Jervis NY d Wytheville VA ,, 94 25,Aug , 1985,,,,90 01,0ct,1983,,,,91 09 ,Jan , 1957 ,, Son of John Will iams of Cornwall Eng & Eliz. Noel Williams , ,41 , , ,,Wif e of Noel Bruce Williams; dau of John L & Ora Miller BROWN,,42 17 ,Feb ,1 951,,Mother,,243 27,May , 1976,Cpl ,CPL US ARMY WORLD WAR I , ,209 '1942, ' ' ,208 ,,Loine & Henry WWood were married 08Apr1947 , ,14 4 , , , ,Loine & Henry WWood were married 08Apr19q7, , 145 25 ,May,1962,,, , 93 25,Jul , 1958 ,, ,,92 End Part A Digits in "Military" column i ndicate war record: 6 = World War I, 1 = World War II , 8 = Kerea, 0 = Other. ~ ~ �JOINT WYTHE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY/SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY CEMETERY SURVEY OF WYTHE COUNTY , VIRGINIA ST JORHS LUTHERAN CHURCH CEM:TERY Location : About one mile north of Wytheville at intersection of I-81 & US 52. Date inscriptions were transcribed: 01 May 1986 Transcribers: Ruth G Hale , Mrs Claude "Babe" Fowler and Mrs Charles "Jimmie" Steele (Roanoke VA); and , Bruce Anderson Jr (Wytheville VA). Part B (of about four parts) Mil Surname ----KABADE 1st Name Barbara B'rth Date 2nd Name Feb 1753 nmn ---Mary Mamie ARRINGTON Winfree ARRINGTON Emmal1na BAUMGARDNER BAUMGARDNER Francisann John BAUMGARDNER BAUMGARDNER Rebecca BEDSAUL Catherine R BEVILL Catherine BRADWELL Isaac BROWN Alexander 6 BROWN Alexander BROWN Alice Virginia BROWN Anne Dabney Annie BROWN BROWN Annie BROWN Barbara BROWN David BROWN Eleonora BROWN Enid BROWN Fannie BROWN rrank James BROWN BROWN James BROWN James BROWN Jesse BROWN John 5 BROWN Maria Michael BROWN Robert BROWN 5 Sarah BROWN BROWN Sarah BROWN William BeCRAFT 6 Eugene 8 BeCRAFT Frank BeCRAFT Jack Blanton Loyd nmn nmn nmn E Leedy M runn p p Sharitz Stuart Bowyer Bowyer Knipp Sexton c Spence Ellen W Sr A Sr Andrew E nmn A Crockett nmn nmmn T Umberger K M J D 1887 1887 08 Jul 23 Oct 1787 1787 05 Feb 1864 12 Mar 16 Oct 1820 21 Jun 25 Sep 1798 10 Sep 16 Aug 1892 08 Mar 08 Mar 04 May 1858 23 Nov 1798 08 Apr 1959 05 Jan 1896 08 Apr 19 Jan 1779 28 Jun 08 Jul 1848 25 Feb 01 Aug 1819 20 Jul 01 Mar 1902 02 Nov 23 Jun 1869 18 Nov 02 Apr 1896 19 Jan 17 Oct 1891 28 Sep 04 Mar 06 May 1789 02 Nov 181 9 1819 1804 17 May 1776 03 Aug 27 25 06 10 15 24 Nov Apr Apr Aug Mar Aug 1820 1841 1852 1895 1904 1929 Epitaph, or (Transcriber 's Comment) D'th Date 28 16 18 14 04 Feb Jan Aug Jul May 1951 1953 1830 1831 1853 1837 1958 1857 1869 1919 1919 1931 1842 1959 1841 1900 1879 1936 1955 1974 1977 1900 1852 1826 1905 1827 1849 1900 1914 1866 1959 1977 Sacred/memory of Barbara/wife of Capt John H b Feb 1753 I d - - - - kabade/ Dau of J H & M J U Patterson . Son of GM & C B N Ar rington of Bedford Co VA . 7mo 22da. Daughter of John Baumgardner. 4mo 2da. Daughter of John Daumgardner. Captain . cCapta1n John & Rebecca E Baumgardner on same marker) (Captain John & Rebecca E Baumgardner on same marker.) Wife of John A Bevill. Born in Collenton Dist SC. Died near Hillsville VA. Sgt ,VIRGINIA SUPPLY SGT 317 INF Wife of James A Brown D D 2nd wife of James Ewell Brown. 80 DIV Sacred to the memory of Barbara Knipp, wife of Michael Brown . Wife of Rev Jas A Brown; dau of Rev J Herbst; b in Gettysburg PA. Wife of James A Brown . Reverend. Aged 84 yr 2 mo 12 ds. Son of John & Mary Brown . C S A 1st Wife of James Ewell Br own. C S A 1861-1865 Wife of J A Brown , Son of Pvt ,Co (Frank (Frank John A & Sarah Brown. K 127 INFANTRY J, Virginia P & Jack Don same marker) J, Virginia P & Jack Don same marker) ~ '> �Virginia !JeCRAFT CARNAHAN infant Joseph CASSELL 0 Susan CASSELL Jas. CREGER CREGER Jos Walter CREGER Elizabeth CROWGEY Ernest P CROWGEY M CROWGEY Norman CROWGEY Robert CROWGEY William CROWGEY Terry CUNNINGHAM Edith DEAN Samuel DEAN Daniel ETTER Andrew FELTY 5 Ellen FELTY Floyd FELTY Rosanna FELTY William FELTY Alfred FISHER FISHER Charles Elizabeth FISHER Ellen FISHER FISHER Frances George FISHER J FISHER Joseph E'ISHER Joseph FISHER s Joseph FISHER FISHER L Luther FISHER Margaret FISHER FISHER Stephen Charlie GROGAN Hazle GROGAN HALL Andrew Gladys HALL HALLER Jacob Mary HALLER HARKRADER ? infant HARKRADER HEDGEFIELDThomas Tremewan Hanna HUDSON Daniel HUFF ARD JONES s KEGLEY Charles KEGLEY Estel Ethel KEGLEY KEGLEY Ethel Fannie KEGLEY Frederick KEGLEY KEGLEY Inf p son nmn Wisely E w nmn Boyns Bolitho Evelyn B Horatio Banbury nmn v H nmn nmn B Crockett H D Foster Repass nmn B Morehead p F Glenn 16 Apr 1910 17 May 1802 21 Feb 1810 11 Aug 1862 29 Jul 1858 25 Jun 1872 Feb 1852 25 Dec 1891 09 Sep 1879 18 Aug 1899 11 May 1851 01 May 1885 12 Jan 1932 1899 1888 1872 08 Feb 1892 13 Jan 1882 1861 1908 1874 11 Mar 1871 17 Aug 1843 1875 24 Sep 1878 17 Nov 1842 1890 s s Kate Yonce Caroline Repass Peyton Painter J s nmn Spangler 01 11 24 14 01 21 17 27 27 Aug Oct Aug Mar Aug Jun May Feb Jul 1840 1847 1872 181 1 1883 1908 1903 1911 1916 1773 1877 ? girl James c Cloyd E RW Stevens Cassell nmn Withers Biddle son 2 14 May 1827 27 Oct 1857 14 Aug 1875 25 Jan 1886 04 Nov 1894 1894 23 Oct 1882 07 Jul 1877 12 May 1882 12 25 14 09 03 11 12 25 21 05 16 11 Jul Aug Nov Dec Aug Aug Jan Oct Oct Sep Mar Dec 1894 1881 187 1 1863 1866 1872 1928 1918 1966 1969 1927 1951 19-1940 05 Sep 1805 1934 19 Dec 1919 16 Aug 1888 1934 1974 1940 14 Jan 1873 20 Jul 1919 1946 02 Apr 1908 22 Mar 1924 1923 23 Aug 191 9 1919 1934 14 May 1898 11 Jan 1878 15 Aug 1899 22 Jul 1972 28 Mar 1978 19 Jul 1861 13 Sep 1960 15 SEP 1834 13 Dec 1893 14 Jul 1904 19 Oct 1897 1900 29 Dec 1932 06 Feb 1939 18 Jul 1917 1917 26 Jun 1954 04 May 1968 10 Jul 1882 (Frank J, Virgin ia P & Jack Don same marker) Infant son of J E & Ol lie Carnahan. Col. Type of military service not given -- probably CSA) Wife of Joseph Cassell. (On same stone with Robert Horatio Crowgey) (On same stone with Elizabeth Boyns Crowgey) MD Infant son of Clyde & Agnes Cunningham. (Same plot with Samuel H Dean) (Same plot with Edith V Dean) Aged 53yr limo 7da. C S A 1861 - 1865 Mother Ellen B & Wi lliam D Felty show on same marker) Wife of Andrew Felty . Father . (Wi lliam D & Ellen B Felty on same marker.) Dau of J S & M C Fisher . Capt Pvt,115 VA Inf CSA (Joseph S & L Kate Fisher show on same marker) (J oseph S & L Kate Fisher show on same marker) Son of J S & M C Fisher. Wife of Joseph S Fisher. Son of J S & L Kate Fisher . (In same plot with Hazle Painter Grogan) (In same plot with Charlie Peyton Grogan) Wife of Jacob Haller . AE 52 (Inscription hardly legible ) Infant daughter of Hiram & Margaret A Harkrader. In memory of TTJH late of Erisey Ruan Major, Cornwall, Eng . Age56 Rev Wife of J R Kegley Farmer, Historian, Teacher Son of L E & MM Kegley . ' ~ �KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KEGLEY KNIP KRENNING KRENNING KRENNING LAZENBY LAZENBY LEEDY LEEDY LEHEW LEHEW LEHEW LINDAMOOD LUNDY MOREHEAD MOREBEAD MOREHEAD MOREHEAD MOREHEAD MOREHEAD MYERS MYERS McCLINTOCK McCLINTOCK HcCLINTOCK McCLINTOCK McCLINTOCK McCLINTOCK NUCKOLLS NUCKOLLS PAINTER PAINTER 5 PAINTER PALMER PALMER PALMER PARKER PARKER 5 PATTERSON PATTERSON PATTERSON PATTERSON John Lemuel Little Margaret Margaret Maud Orpha Ruth Samuel Sarah Stephen Victoria William Young Mary E Fayette Louis Louis Daniel Mary Josiah Sallie Eliza infant infant Jessie Norman George James Katherine Lillie Luther Rosabel c Hary Charles Cora Elsie Robert Tommie Willie Hattie John Jefferson Mary J Stuard Catharine Rebecca William Mary Etta Theodore 31 Jan 1891 18 Jul 17 Sep 1853 10 Jul daughter 13 Dec 1904 13 Dec 22 Oct 1853 29 Sep M M 1869 19 May 1886 23 Sep nmn Koch 17 Dec 1874 06 Oct 16 Sep 1889 16 Apr Brown Sayers 01 Jul 1883 27 Jan E 09 Nov 1852 07 Sep 11 Mar 1849 14 Aug A 16 Dec 1900 Martin 1872 Gleaves son 09 Jan 1879 28 Feb 06 Mar 1717 03 Nov ?? 03 Apr 1880 01 Oct Stevens E Jr 11 Jul 19011 05 Nov 07 Sep 1877 13 Sep F 14 Dec 1812 28 Dec L c 23 Nov 1832 211 Feb nmn 05 Sep 1813 211 Dec Kegley 011 Apr 1818 27 Nov 20 Aug 1828 28 Aug A boy 22 Aug 1857 23 Aug girl 22 Aug 1857 03 Sep Williams 02 Apr 1893 30 Apr p 1898 Brown 1869 w 1827 Yonce 18311 Fisher 1875 Brown 19 Har 1909 07 Jul Kathrine 31 Dec 19011 29 Aug Albert 05 Jan 18811 29 May Smiley 1893 w 1961 L 21 Mar 1887 21 Mar All eta 13 Jul 1925 13 Jan B 23 Jun 1885 08 Nov N 11 Mar A 1865 Bell 1896 nmn 1894 D 08 Jul 1861 08 May Maddox 03 Jan 1869 12 Oct Rahn E D nmn nmn nmn Kegley Calvin J James Mary Jane Robert H H Umberger Crockett 3 20 Mar 09 21 29 May 1835 02 01 Dec 1871 29 18 Nov 1866 11 18qo 18q6 12 Nov 1875 25 1980 1931 1904 1902 1939 1886 1961 1957 1886 19311 1905 1938 1879 Infant daughter of L E & E A Kegley. Wife of L E Kegley. Mother Daughter of I.. E & M H Kegley. (Stephen A, Sarah E & Samuel S show on Kegley marker) (Stephen A, Sarah E & Samuel S show on Kegley marker) (Stephen A, Sarah E & Samuel S show on Kegley marker) Father Son of L E & M M Kegley. (Stone hardly legible) Wife of Louis F KRENNING Sr 1966 1948 1929 I .O.O.F. Died in Wytheville VA 1885 1898 1903 Born in Wythe Co VA 1891 Wife of Josiah Leedy. Married 080ct1837 1857 Wife of David S Lehew. 1857 Infant son of David S & Eliza Lehew. 1857 Infant daughter of David S & Eliza A Lehew. 1962 1915 19110 CK Y, GB, L F & J W Morehead on same pylon ; GB & L f on same 1903 CK Y, G B, L F & J W Morehead on same pylon; G B & L Fon same 1903 CK Y, GB , L F & J W Morehead on same pylon; G B & L Fon same 1967 CK YP B,L f & J W Morehead on same pylon;G B & L Fon same 1909 Son of G B & L F Morehead 1905 Daughter of G B & L F Morehead 1952 Mason 1961 DAR Wife of C Albert MEYERS 19 (On same stone with Willie A McClintock) 1887 Daughter of C W & W A McClintock 1926 Daughter of CC & AF McCLINTOCK 188 Son of C W & W A McClintock Stone badly chipped) (On same stone with Charles WMcClintock) 1951 1951 (John & Hattie Bell Nuckolls on same marker) (John &Hattie Bell Umberger on same marker) 1959 19411 (In same plot with Mary J Maddox Painter) (In same plot as Jefferson D Painter) 1964 CS A,1861-1865 Apr 1890 (stone broken ; hardly legible Feb 1829 Wife of John Palmer; Mother; Aged 20 yr limo llda. Feb 1862 Sep 1960 Wife of Theodore C Parker. Aug 1960 Rev C S A 1861- 1865 1908 1927 Wife of James H Patterson. Mar 1940 side) side) side) side) ~ '() �1 5 5 1 7 7 2 PEDIGO POFF PORTER REPASS REPASS REPASS REPASS REPASS REPASS REPASS REPASS REPASS REPASS RICE RICH RICH RICH RICH RICH RICH RICH RICH RICH RICH RIDER SHARITZ SHA RITZ SHARITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHARITZ SHARITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHARITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHARITZ SBARITZ SHARITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SHA RITZ SIMMERMAN SIMMERMAN SIMMERMAN SMILEY SMYTHERS SMYTHE RS SPIGGLE Sarah Ann Bernard Barbara Chris t ina J Nathaniel Rosannah Sophia St ephen Stephen Thomas William David Charles Edward George Joseph Josephine Lu tie Mary Robert William William Lafayette Minnie Charles Clementina R F Oregon French J TJ Thorold Tyler Christopher Margaret Philip Annie V Caroline V William 1873 1852 1834 1863 1886 1866 1858 1903 1855 1859 1963 1923 1887 1888 1962 1946 1927 1964 19 39 1925 1911 A nmn nrnn Robinson nmn nmn nmn nmn mon w nmn Uoge Keene B B F nmn Thompson E B G w 1 Jan nmn A w Hudson Kegley Kegley J H GW Guy Hazel Henry Janie John John Katherine Lettie Lou Maggie Martha L Minnie Owen Rupert 1849 13 Nov 1833 1810 20 Oct 1816 1805 24 Aug 1883 10 Jul 1867 16 Jul 1794 22 Hay 1822 28 Jun 1861 09 Jan 1879 07 Feb 1866 22 Sep 1865 17 Jan 1858 02 Jan 1877 07 Dec 1837 26 Sep 1874 26 Aug 1867 25 Sep 1831 17 May 189 1 25 Jan 18 17 1976 01 Jan 1897 19 Dec 1867 1891 18 May 1836 1901 16 Sep 1829 1876 15 Aug 1899 08 Nov 1925 06 Oct 1868 07 Apr 1859 13 Jun 1863 12 Oct 1902 26 Apr 1930 07 Sep 1857 30 Dec 1863 31 May 1957 02 Feb 1919 19 Sep 1886 19 Sep 1944 22 Nov 1904 13 Jan 1853 nmn mnn Lee H 08 Mar 28 Jan 01 Dec 08 21 03 05 Jul Apr Sep Aug 07 Jul 11 Oct 09 Jul 22 29 24 07 Jul Jan Jan Oct p Walter H c Sheppard Eastwood Es ham B Meredith 0 B J B Francis nmn nmn nmn Cornman Wolford R w G 4 Wife of J H Pedigo . Aged 42yr --- --(Stone weathered) Tee 4 U S ARMY WW II Aged • The wife of Wil iam Repass. Wife of Wm R Repass. AE 72yr 3mo 4da . (On same stone with Augusta Umberger Repass) H D His memory is blessed . Son of WW & H E Ri ch ~ Son of WW& M E Rich Dau of WW& M E Rich Wife of William W Rich Son of WW& H E Rich. CS A 1861-1865 Wife of T J B Sharitz (Charles W& Lou Sheppard Sharitz on same marker) Wife of John P Sharitz Wife of Henry L Sharitz. (Same stone as Maggie Eastwood Sharitz) (G H,Hazel, Lettie C & Kate H Sharitz on same marker) (G H,Hazel, Lettie C & Kate R Sharitz on same marker) Son of Joseph & Patsy Baker Shar1tz C S A 05 Dec 1874 29 Jan 1893 28 Jun 1863 1853 15 Jan 1887 10 Mar 1902 1869 07 Jul 18 1 29 Nov 1901 1868 1911 20 Sep 1888 1746 22 Apr 1890 19 Mar 1977 11 Aug 1929 1934 15 Sep 1971 31 Dec 1978 1961 01 Jul 18?1 03 Aug 1977 1937 1945 03 05 07 Oct 1851l 10 10 Feb 1878 07 13 Mar 1875 16 04 Dec 1855 01 Jun Dec Mar Aug Dec Oct 1813 1821 1810 1946 1934 1954 1925 (G H,Hazel, Lettie C & Kate H Sharitz on same marker) (G H,llazel, Lettie C & Kate H Sharitz on same marker) (Charles W& Lou Sheppard Sharitz on same marker) (Same stone as Fench Kegley Shar1tz) U S ARMY WAC WW II Son of Guy H & Lettie G Sharitz. Capt U S AIR FORCE WW II 1stLt Co A 422 Inf 106 Div WW II Nurenburg , Germany P H (In Sharitz plot) A soldier of the Revolution and Pioneer of Wythe County. Aged 78. The wife of Christopher Simmerman . Aged 35yr ?mo ?da. Wife of George SMILEY Wife of Wm R Smythers Mother ~· Mother ' ~ ~ �0 5 7 0 8 SPIGGLE Ina Catherine Edward SPRAKER STEVENS Carrie Catherine StCLAIR David St CLAIR StCLAIR S Virginia StCLAIR Virginia George TOPHAM TOPHAM George Gertrude TOPHAM TOPHAM Isabella UMBARGER Berton UMBARGER Daniel UMBARGER Israel UMBARGER Lucinda Lucy UMBARGER UMBARGER Missouri UMBARGER Rhoda UMBARGER Sophia UMBARGER Susan UMBERGER Ada UMBERGER Alda UMBERGER Amanda UMBERGER Andrew UMBERGER Annie UMBERGER Charles Charlotte UMBERGER UMBERGER Christina UMBERGER Clarence UMBERGER D UMBERGER E UMBERGER Edward UMBERGER Elmira UMBERGER Gordon Hattie UMBERGER Haywood UMBERGER UMBERGER Henry UMBERGER Herbert UMBERGER Homer UMBERGER Ida UMBERGER J UMBERGER James UMBERGER Jasper UMBERGER Jesse UMBERGER Landon UMBERGER Landon UMBERGER Lilah UMBERGER Lillie UMBERGER Luetta UMBERGER Margaret UMBERGER Mary UMBERGER Mattie UMBERGER Nannie UMBERGER Ralph UMBERGER Robert Kegley D Theal Bell Alexander Walker Walker Stephen nmn Isabella u mnn G Newton A nmn F J M B Bailey Katrina J J Louise G Bruce nmn H G Bruce Bruce s William M G F s Blanton Leedy I William Leo Bruce George George Jr Belle B nmn Dean Sharitz Lampe M Griffith A 18 25 12 11 18 Dec Jan Aug Nov Feb 1878 1935 1857 1860 1828 20 27 011 15 28 18 10 04 15 19 14 07 15 14 13 04 Oct Aug May Oct Apr May Apr Feb Jan Jan Jun May Mar Apr Nov Jul 26 03 27 10 Sep Apr Dec Nov 1869 1871 1862 1887 1863 1876 18411 1850 1854 1873 1851 1852 1843 1862 1885 1905 1898 1881 1901.1 1847 1857 21.1 07 29 31 02 23 29 05 18 16 13 07 15 10 28 03 21 25 08 21 17 Oct Dec Nov Dec Jan Feb Jun Oct Mar Jun Jan Sep Jan Apr Jan Aug Feb Jun Nov Mar Mar May 28 21 28 03 17 Oct Nov Dec Jul Apr 22 1961.1 1970 191.17 1937 1898 1875 1961 1970 1901 1888 1931 1877 1888 1912 1873 1873 1918 1881 19 15 1889 1924 1982 1950 1950 1908 1893 1928 1863 21 Oct 1882 20 Oct 1879 OB Nov 1962 111 Jan 1914 09 Feb 1978 13 Dec 1925 22 Jun 1871 31 Jan 1938 04 Apr 1880 06 Mar 1851 02 Dec 1888 12 Jul 1889 08 Oct 1878 20 Dec 1920 16 Jul 1880 09 Aug 1880 1897 1985 07 Sep 1878 18 Jul 1968 03 Sep 1847 04 Mar 1917 1845 1914 15 Jul 1901 l~ Jun 1972 29 Aug 1892 06 Apr 1893 25 Feb 1932 12 Nov 1928 21 Sep 1978 18 Feb 1909 25 Jun 1917 17 Feb 1882 08 Aug 1958 03 Jan 1900 22 Jul 1900 1900 1963 1850 1895 18 Feb 1877 05 Aug 1963 18 Jul 1880 11 Jun 1902 03 Apr 1916 01 Nov 1934 1850 1916 Wife of/Rev G WSpiggle/1920-1921.1/Robt C Patterson/1933-191.10 PFC N C Battery C 555 Fld Arty Bn Dau of D A & V WStclair. Wife of D A Stclair. Dau of David Alexander & Virginia Walker Stclair. Born Huntingdonshire, Eng. Child of George & Isabella Topham Born near Wytheville VA Son of of D G & M F Umbarger. (Israel Newton & Sophia M Umbarger show on same marker) Wife of Israel N Umbarger . Dau of I N & L A Umbarger Wife of D G Umbarger . Wife of J I Umbarger . (Israel Newton & Sophia M Umbarger show on same marker) Wife of J I Umbarger . Wife of Ellis R Umberger . (Lillie B & Andrew J Umberger on same marker) Little daughter of Ellis R & Ada Umberger. Wife of W I Umberger . Aged 47yr llmo 7da. Son of C G & S M Umberger. (Stone hardly legible) C S A 1861-1865 (E Bruce & Hattie M Umberger show on same marker) Pfc U S MARINE COPS WW II Gordon William & Mattie Lampe Umberger show on same marker ) (E Bruce & Hat .ie M Umberger show on same marker) (In same plot with Ida Leedy UMBERGER) Son of C G & S M Umbarger. Stone hardly legible) (In same plot with Henry F Umberger) (J W & M S Umberger on same mar ker ) Son of W I & S B Umberger. Pvt 5 ENGR TRAINING REGT S A U S NAVY KOREA Daughter of Solomon L & Ida J Umberger. (Lillie B & Andrew J Umberger on same mar ker) (J W &M S Umberger on same marker) (Gordon William & Mattie Lampe Umberger show on same marker) Husband of Sarah M Umberger) ....... 5 ~ ' �5 5 UMBERGER Rothia UMBERGER Sallie UM13ERGER Sarah UMBERGER Sarah UMBERGER Theodore UMBERGER Whitney UMBERGER William UMBERGER baby Alice WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Arthur WILLIAMS Frank WILLI AMS Jacob WILLIAMS Jacob WILLIAMS James Janie WI LJ..IAMS Josephine WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Lizzie Maria WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Marie WILLIAMS Merrill Nancy Ann WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Newton Roedel WILLIAMS Samuel WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Trula Warren WILLIAMS WILLIAMS William (Bud) WOHLFART Christina WOHLFORD WOHLFORD WOHLFORD WOHLFORD WOHLFORD WOLFORD YOUNCE YOUNCE YOUNCE ZIMMERMAN Carl Clarence Soph ia Br uce Carnahan H nmn G I saac girl c Burton Br own c c E D McClint ock Mann Katherine s M Yonce T R s c R T nmn Russell Bullard Ema s Lewis Mattie Mary Alice Lucian Thomas Mathilda nmn Umberger H Leedy G E c 07 Apr 1871 13 Mar 1867 29 Dec 1857 1860 09 Nov 1901 12 Aug 1892 14 Oct 1866 04 Nov 1909 11 May 1843 26 Jul 1877 14 Feb 1909 14 Nov 1842 03 Feb 1892 08 Apr 1908 211 Sep 1919 1927 09 Jul 1916 20 Jan 1893 16 Sep 19511 04 Nov 1909 12 Jul 1902 29 May 1958 10 Sep 1980 20 Mar 19011 16 Dec 1902 17 Oct 1972 19 May 1908 1868 1936 0 1 Jul 1877 24 Hay 1875 13 Feb 1927 01 12 26 18 Aug Feb Aug Har 1901 09 1834 28 1875 16 1896 01 May Aug Jan May 1966 1893 1948 1913 Sep 1909 2 3 Oct 1902 28 Sep 1971 1868 1954 14 Feb 1769 07 Oct 1806 Wife Wife Wife Wife of of of of WD Felty W I Umberger, C G Umberger. Robert A Umberger. Baby girl of E B & H M Umberger (Jacob C & Alice C Willialll5 show on same marker) (Jacob C & Alice C Williams show on same marker) C S A 1861-1865 (William T & Josephine McClintock Williams show on same marker) (Newton T & Lizzie Mann Williams show on same marker) Brother Wife of Samuel S Williams Newton T & Lizzie Mann Willialll5 show on same marker( Son of WT & J B Williams. Co B 45 VA Inf C S A () 2 1 1 Apr 1916 1881l 19 Dec 1908 22 May 1762 1881 16 Hay 1840 17 Nov 1856 14 Feb 1877 30 Aug 1851 29 Mar 1848 23 Dec 1916 1954 111 Oct 1936 21 May 1841 1953 29 May 1924 10 May 1926 20 Aug 1941 19 Sep 1900 22 Mar 1879 (William T & Josephine McClintock Williams show on same marker) ZumAndenken/Christina/Enefrau ven/Ludwig WOHLFART/ geb 1 der l4th Febr/1769/starb den 7ter Oct/1806. In memory of our mother. Wife of Thomas E Younce Wife of J H Zimmerman . End Part B Digits in "Military" column indicate war record : 6 =World War I, 7 = World War II , 8 = Kerea , 0 =Other. A "_", either as a subscript or alone, indicates a numeral or a letter that cannot read with assurance. Submitted for publication: December 1986. B Anderson. TO BE CONTINUED 6 .._ ~ �This art icl e was sent to us by Mrs. Glenn N. Turnell as it appeared in Volume IV , Number 2 (1983-1984) of The Pioneer Wagon, a quarterly publication of the Jackson County Genealogical Society of Independence, MO. THE BORDEN and BEVERLEY PATENTS of ORANGE and AUGUSTA COUNTIES, VA. By : Mr . & Mrs . Halter G. Turnell A nwnber of years ago the Southern California Genealogical Society advised the members that two very interesting maps could be obtained for $1.00 each by writing to a Mr . J . R. Hildebrand (whose address is now unknown) regarding the BEVERLEY PATENT, a map drawn and compiled by him in 1954 and a "Map showing 92,100 acre grant for BENJAMIN BORDEN lying and being on the West side of the Blue Ridge in the County of Augusta" which he presumably also drew but did not so state nor is his name shown anyplace . After having had these maps for many years we think this might be a good time to try and break down the information shown on both of them so that they may be of a little more value to the researcher than, what is now, a jumble of names and lines on two large sheets of paper . We will deal with these Patents as two separate entities, but it should be kept in mind that both covered inunense areas of land , which today would be in several counties. The real purpose of this article is to list in alphabetical order the various names, dates and acreage of the later owners of small patents in these vast areas . We also wish it were possible to reduce the sheets in size so that the approximate locations could be shown, which might help in deciding what present county or counties the land might be located in, but if this were done to fit a page in this book, much would be of little value as the plot size would be so small it would be almost unreadable, therefore dates may be the only way of pinpointing a probable location of an ancestor. We hope you find one or more lost names in these hundreds listed! hie will start first with the BENJAMIN BORDEN Grant dated November 6, 1739 shown as being the Patent Book 18 , Page 360 (in Richmond, Va.) and give a little of the information we think is rather interesting, but will omit all the various trees such as red oaks, hickories, white oaks, sugar trees and on and on, used as boundary points ; the poles and poles (which were used as distances); the rivers and branches and all such which made up land grants, even of small areas , of those early dates, and give some of the other details before listing those we know received plots of land - some large and some small - and most issued by Benjamin Borden, Sr . " GEORGE II BY THE GRACE OF GOD OF GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND IRELAND , KING, DEFENDER OF THE FAITH, ETC . TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETING Know Ye that for divers good causes and considerations, but more especially in consideration that Benjamin Borden, late of the Province of East Jersey , now of the County of Orange, in Virginia hath lately caused to be imported and settle d on the land herein after mentioned one family for every 1,000 acres, we h ave given, granted and confirmed and by these presents for us , �our heirs and successors do give , grant and confirm unto the sa id Denjarnin and to his heirs and assigns forever , one certain tract or parcel of land, containing 92 , 100 acres , situate ly i ng a n d be ing on t he West side of the Blue Ridge in the County of Augusta and on the North and Northeast Branches of James River , between the Blue Ridge and the North Mountain , and bounded as followeth (~o wit) : BEGINNING - At thr ee hic kories and . •• . etc . . • etc to the beg i nning , with all woods , underwoods , swamps , marshes, low grounds , meadows , feedings , and his due share of all veins , mines •• •• • In Witness whereof we have caused these our l etter s of patent t o be made . Wi tness our trusty and well beloved William Gooch, Esquire • • •. e tc .• ••. the Sixth day of November One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty Nine , in the Thir t eenth Year of our Reign . (Signed - 1HLLIAM GOOCH . ) '' There is a notation on this map that the grants listed were from Benjamin Borden, Sr . but ther e were many vacant areas shown , some of which were later sold by his heirs . Also there were questions regardin g some of the Deed s , stating they overlapped . Beginning with the alphabetical names of the first part will cover those which are shown on the Borden Patent and the second part will give the names in t he Beverley Patent . There is no actual legal description of the Beverley Patent , such as that shown on the Borden Patent which gives the trees , rivers , branches , po l es and so forth but it does indicate that it abuts the oth er in a number of spots and may be what caused the difficulty later in what was called " overlapped deeds" . Following will be quo ted from the Map : 118,491 Acres . THE MANOR OF BEVERLEY PATENT _ Lying and being in the COUNTY OF ORANGE between the Great Mountains , on the River Sherando - August 12 , 1736 - Signed by WILLIAM GOOCH, ESQ. , Lieut . Gov . - September 6, 1736 to : WILLIAM BEVERLEY, of the County of Essex , Gent l eman . SIR JOHN RANDOLPH, of the Town of Williamsburgh , Kn i ght. RICHARD RANDOLPH , of the County of Henrico , Gentleman . JOHN ROBINSON, of the County of King and Queen , Gentl eman . UNDER GEORGE II , of ENGLAND . (Note: Beverley acquired the Rights of the other Patentees September 1 7, 1736 . ) At the bottom of the Map are the following notations with no further references , " THE BEVERLEY PATENT . 1736 - incl uding orig i na l in Orange & Augusta Counties , Va . " grantees . then to the left of this statement is the fol l owing list : WILLIAfl BEVERLEY Conveyances in Orange County - 1738- 1744 WILLIAM BEVERLEY Conveyances in Augusta County - 17 4 5-1 754 ROBERT BEVERLEY Conveyances (no County shown) - 1765-1773 PETER RANDOLPH BEVERLEY Conveyances (no County) - 1805-1813 CARTER BEVERLEY Conveyances ( no Co unty) - 1807-181 2 JAMES BRECKENRIDGE Conveyances (no County) - 1809- 1810 WILLIAM RUSSELL Conveyance (no County) - 1742 1 7 38 - 1 8 1 5 �I '-I 5 THE BORDEN PATENT NAME ADAMS , lHLLIAM ALEXANDER,ARCHIBALD ALLISON , JOHN ALLISON , JOHN ALLISON,ROBERT ALLISON , ROBEHT ANDERSON , ISAAC ANDERSON,JACOB ANDERSON, JAS . J\RMSTRONG , WM . BAXTER.ANDREW BEARD , TllOMAS BERRY , CIIAS . BERRY , HN . BERRY, HM . BEATTY,FRANCIS BOYLE,CIIAS . BOYLES , MARY 13ROODLES ,JAMES BROhTN , ABRAHAM BUCHANAN , ? ? ? BUCllANAN , ANDREW BUCHANAN , ANDREH BUCHANAN , ARCHIBALD BUCHANAN,JAMES BUCI IA.NAN , JOHN BUCHANAN , SAMUEL BUCHANAN , SANUEL BUCHANAN , WILLIAM BUCHANAN , WILLIAM BUNTIN , JOHN CAMPBELL, GILBERT CAMPBELL , JAMES CAMPBELL , JAMES CARUTHERS , WILLIAM CARUTHERS , WILLIAM CARUTHERS , WILLIAM COOPER ,JAS . COULTER , JAMES COUSART, RICHARD COlIDEN, l~M . CRAIGHEAD , ALEX CULTON,JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM ,HUGH DAVIDSON , JOHN DAVIS ,JAMES DAVIS , SAMUEL DJ\VIS,WILLIAM DEAN, WILLIAM DOHJ\NY , CHAS. DRYDEN , DAVID DRYDEN , WM. DUNLAP,JOHN DATE ACRES 1757 1747 1748 1768 1747 1771 1 760 1757 1757 1765 1766 1753 1752 1746 1752 1751 17 69 1768 1747 1754 1753 1756 1770 1762 1757 1747 1747 1770 1750 1755 1750 1742 1756 1768 1753 1753 1754 1768 1753 1743 1742 1753 1742 1 748 1751 1762 1761 1761 1747 1742 1747 1 779 1766 336 980 291 190 279 200 350 232 200 200 200 605 326 145 130 265 180 200 200 482 370 250 200 406 415 393 393 240 480 280 225 389 434 175 340 340 96 112 212 333 1 00 290 553 281 353 . 5 436 200 100 265 231 130 100 150 NA.NE DUNLAP , ROBERT DUNLAP , SAM ' L DUNLAP, SANUEL DUTCH HOLLOW CEMETERY EAKINS ,JAMES EDMISTON,MATTHEW EDNISTON , ROBT. ELRATH , ROBERT ERWIN, ROBERT ERlHN, ROBERT · EVANS , WILLIAM FITZPATRICK, ANDREW FULTON,JOHN GAY, ROBT. GILMORE , JAMES GILMORE , JOHN GLASGOH, JAMES GOVOUR,ALEX GRAY, ? ? ? GRAY, BENJAMIN GRAY, DAVID GRAY, DAVID GRAY,ISAAC GRAY,JACOB GRAY,JOHN GRAY, WILLIAM GREENLEE , JAS . GREENLEE, JOHN GREENLEE ,JOHN GUINN, WM . HALL, WILLIAM HALL, WM. HAMILTON,JAS . HANLEY,JOHN HARRIS,JANES HAYS,AND . HAYS , ANDREH HAYS,ANDREW HAYS,ANDREW HAYS , ANDRE\~ HAYS , JOHN HAYS, CHAS . HAYS,CHAS. HAYS , CHAS. HAYS,DAVID HAYS , PAT. HAZARD, SAMUEL HENDERSON, GEORGE HENDERSON, GEORGE HENRY, JAMES HILL, THOMAS HOUSTON,JAMES ~ftt~~ .i0\1, 1•!.1 ·i.." ." .\t:-1. ·r;r,-..', , ·· DATE ACRES 1742 1756 1742 188 150 559 . 5 I 1742 1751 1747 1768 1748 1757 1762 1765 1752 1765 1748 1748 1753 1763 1754 1767 1761 ? 1751 1755 1742 1754 1747 1779 1779 1742 1743 1763 1751 1751 1767 1754 1754 1754 1763 1766 1746 1742 1766 1766 1749 1742 1756 1742 1750 1757 1754 1747 I 522 . 5 238 244 230 205 100 242 150 200 100 328 250 427 100 66 260 100 ? 270 450 203.S 300 200 400 138 132 353 346 250 257 200 160 250 307 200 100 318 189 165 200 124 254 220 320 282 408 so 140 �J 4l, THE BORDEN PATENT. NAME HOUSTON, JANES HOUSTON,JOHN HOUSTON,ROBERT HOUSTON,ROBERT HUNTER, ELIZ. KENNEDY,JOSEPH KENNEDY,JOSEPH KERR,DAVID KERR,JOHN KERR, JOHN KINNIER ,ANDREW KIRKHAM, HENRY KIRKPATRICK , ROBERT LAPSLEY,JOS . LECKIE, JAMES LOGAN,JOHN LOGAN,JOHN LOUGHRIDGE , WM . LOUGHRIDGE,WN. LOWRY,JOHN LOWRY,JOHN LOWRY,JOHN LOWRY,ROBERT LUSK, JAMES LUSK, JOHN LUSK,ROBERT LUSK , WM. LYLE, ? ? ? LYLE , DANIED LYLE , MATTHEW LYLE,NATTHEW LYLE , SAMUEL MARTIN,HUGH MARTIN,JAMES MATTHEWS,JOHN MILLER , ALEX MONTGOMERY,JOHN MONTGOMERY, JOHN ~100RE , ALEX NOORE,ALEX NOORE,ALEX MOORE ,AND. MOORE, DAVID MOORE ,JAMES MOORE,JOHN MOORE,JOHN MOORE,JOHN MOORE,ROBERT MORREN , DOMINICK Mc CALLISTER,JAMES McCAMPBELL,ANDREW McCAMPBELL, WILLIAM McCAMPBELL, WILLIAM DATE ACRES 1747 1748 1742 1749 1743 1752 1752 1750 1743 1750 1773 1742 1750 1742 1767 1753 1755 1742 1755 1742 1748 1757 1753 1749 1768 1768 1675 1748 1743 1742 1746 1751 1748 1742 1742 1749 1747 1754 1750 1754 1764 1754 1754 1743 1742 1747 1747 1774 1763 1764 84 228 306 200 124 414 300 368 280 337 280 198 612 ? ? 200 262 195 250 250 344 . 5 200 170 412 170 259 241 200 734 257 300 451 235 250 752 295 248 247 . 5 150 200 250 120 200 I I 327 304 504 428 238 150 150 ? ? 1770 1770 309 309 (continued) NAME McCANLESS,WILLIA.M McCHERNEY, h'ALTER McCLEA.RY, ALEX McCLUNG, HENRY McCLUNG,JAMES McCLUNG , WM. McCLURE , ALEX McCLURE , ARTHUR McCLURE , HALilERT McCLURE , HALBERT McCLURE, JOHN McCLURE , NOSES .McCLURE, MOSES McCLURE , NATTHANIEL McCLURE, SAMUEL NcKAY, JOHN McCORKLE , ALEXANDER McCOWN , JOHN McCOWN , FRANCIS NcCROSKEY,ALEX McCROSKEY, JOHN McCROSKEY,JOHN McCUNE , FRANCIS NcCUTCHEON , SAMUEL McDOWELL, EPHRAIM .McDOWELL, JOHN McILHANEY,ROBERT McILHANEY, ROBERT McKEE , JAMES McKEE,JAS . McKEE , JNO. McMURRAY , THOMAS McMURTREY, JOHN McMURTREY, SAM ' L McNUTT, ALEX McNUTT , JAS . McSPEADON,THOMAS NESBIT, SAMUEL NORWOOD , SA.M ' L NORWOOD , SAMUEL PATTERSON ,JOHN PATTERSON,JOHN PATTERSON , JOHN PATTERSON , SAM ' L PATTON, JOHN PAUL, JOHN PAXTON,THOMAS PAXTON, THOMAS PAXTON,THOMAS PAXTON, THOMAS PODQUE , ? ? ? POLLOCK, WM. PORTER , WILLIAM Vlr'1Jda .APP81s.chJan i rntr.·. DATE ACRES 1742 296 80 147 70 200 314 266 153.5 203 300 205 180 380 180 282 390 300 t.137 178 200 300 440 328 600 300 959 280 100 310 301 150 250 292 292 301 185 306 100 243 400 380 420 188 100 200 400 500 670 410 774 378 190 395 ? l 7l12 1764 1754 1746 1747 1749 l7l16 17 65 1749 1748 1749 l 7 l 17 1752 1747 1761 1750 1760 1750 1747 l 7L19 174 6 l 7.!12 1747 1755 1750 1768 1758 1766 1768 1750 1759 1759 1753 1753 17 L1L1 1770 1 750 1760 1741 1741 1742 1776 1750 1754 1748 1748 1749 17 69 1742 1765 1742 �I 'I- '7 THE BORDEN PATENT (continued) NAME DATE PORTER, 1'1M . PORTER, l.Jl'f. PORTER, hfl'I. QUINN , DAVID REAGH , ? ? ? REAGH , ARCHIBALD REAGI I, ROBERT REYNOLDS,FRANCIS ROBINSON,JAMES ROBINSON , JANES ROBINSON ,JOHN RO BINS ON, MATTHElv ROBINSON , WILLIAfl SAMUEL,? ? ? SCOTT , JOHN SHIELDS , JOHN SHIELDS , JOHN JR . SKEEN,HENRY SMILEY , WIDOH SMITH , WILLIAM SPROUL, JOHN STEELE , ANDREW STEPHENSON,? '? ? STEPHENSON,JOHN STEPHENSON,JOHN STEVESON, GEO. STEWART,JOHN STEWART,HOBERT SUMMERS ,JOHN TAYLOR, ISAAC TAYLOR , ISAAC TEDFORD,ROBT. TELFORD, ? ? ? 1754 1750 1754 1768 1750 1753 1754 1761 1743 1760 1753 1753 1760 1747 1761 1742 1752 1778 1754 1742 1758 1750 1751 1743 1750 TELFORD, ROBT. 1768 1765 THOMPSON,JOHN ACRES 200 112 110 210 230 200 175 100 2001 416 300 400 124 175 I 320 193 190 I 999 250 463.5 I 199 149 1750 200 1752 1750 1768 1741 1746 1768 313 200 440 420 600 310 I 40 250 NAME TODD,SAMUEL TODD,SANUEL TRIMBLE, JAMES TRINBLE,.MOSES VANCE, THOMAS WALKER, ALEX WALKER, JAMES WALKER, JOHN WALKER, JOHN WALKER , JOHN JR . WALLACE, DAVID WALLACE,JOHN WALLACE,JOHN WARDLAW,JAMES WARDLAW,JAMES WARDLAW, WILLIAM WARDLAW,WM. WEIR, JOHN WEIR,JOSEPH WEIR , ROBERT WHITESIDE,MOSES WHITESIDE,MOSES WILEY,JOHN WILEY,JOHN WILSON,JAMES WILSON,JOHN WILSON,JOHN WILSON,WILLIAM WOODS,RICHARD WOODS,SANUEL WOODS , WM. YOUNG,JAMES YOUNG , JAMES YOUNG,WM. DATE ACRES 1762 1771 1742 1747 1765 1743 1773 1743 1754 1753 1757 1755 1755 1770 1792 1752 1791 200 126 402 345 . 5 800 161 321 213 190 302 200 250' 645 1765 199 199 240 270 145 280 236 382 448 609 1765 1754 1750 1754 1750 1770 1760 1753 1753 1760 1742 1742 1742 1742 1747 1756 100 A small section of the Borden patent map from which the Turnells have taken purchasers ' names. ? 697 343 121 377 570 ? ? 401.5 440 100 �I 4- f THE BEVERLEY PATENT NAME DATE ALEXANDER , GABRIEL 1749 ALEXANDER, JAMES 1749 ALEXANDER, ROBT. 1747 ALEXANDER , WM . ? ANDERSON, GEORGE 1740 ANDERSON, REV. JAMES 1738 ANDERSON,JOHN 1739 A.RNSTRONG,JNO. ? ARMSTRONG, MATTHEW 1749 BASKINS,JNO . ? BAYLOR, GEORGE 1808 BEATTY , FRANCIS 1741 BEATTY, FRANCIS(borden) 1751 BELL, DAVID ? BELL, JAMES 1747 BELL, JAMES 1749 BELL, JOSEPH 1754 BELL, JOSEPH 1754 BERRY , CHAS . 1752 BEVERLY,WM . (mill place 1748 BEVERLY,WM (and wood- 1748 BEVERLY,WM. (land lots)l748 BIGHAM,JOHN 1749 BLACK, HENRY 1770 BLACK, JOHN 1749 BLACK, ROBERT 1741 BLACK, THOMAS 1739 BLOODWORTH, JOSEPH cran 1724 BLOODWORTH,JOSEPH berryl742 BLOODWORTH , JOSEPHswampsl742 BOWYER , ? ? ? 1807 BOWYER, JOHN ? BOYS, WM . ? BRADFORD , SAMUEL 1747 BRECKENRIDGE, 1742 ALEXANDER BRECKENRIDGE, 1742 ALEXANDER BRECKENRIDGE , GEORGE 1742 BRECKENRIDGE, GEORGE 1747 BRECKENRIDGE, ? ? ? ? BRECKENRIDGE,ROBERT 1742 BROOKE,ROBERT 1741 BROOKS , SAMUEL 1805 BROWN, JNO l7t'.18 BROWN,JNO. 1765 BROWN,THON. 1749 BUCHANAN,JOHN 1741 BUNTINE,JOHN 1772 BYRNE,DENNIS 1740 CALDWELL, GEORGE 1740 CALDWELL, JAMES 1738 ACRES 423 819 314 ? 411 1000 747 200 190 80 61 388 265 88 400 600 230 280 326 2050 2050 2050 302 200 738 200 569 650 350 350 126 ? ? 200 245 245 761 5L10 112 761 500 307 310 100 225 78L1 320 567 405 600 NA.NE CALDh'ELL,ROBERT CALE, WM . CALLISON,JAMES CALLISON, JAHES CAMERON,JAMES CAMPBELL , ALEXANDER CA.MPBELL , ANDREH CANPBELL,DAVID CAMPBELL,D . CAMPBELL, JOHN CAMPBELL, JOHN CAMPBELL, PATR I CK CAMPBELL, PATRICK CAMPBELL, ROBERT CAMPBELL, ROBT . CAMPBELL, WILLIAM CARR, JAMES CARRUTHERS,DAVID CARRUTHERS , T. CATHEY, l~f. CHRISTIAN, JOHN CHRISTIAN , ROBERT CHRISTIAN , WILLIAM CHRISTIAN , WM . CLARKE , ? ? ? CLINEHILL, ? ? ? CLINEHILL, ? ? ? COINER, GASPER COINER, GEO. COOK , JNO . COOK , MARY COOK , PATRICK COULTER, DAVID COULTER, JAS. COULTER, JOHN COWAN, JNO . COWAN, WM . CRAIG, JOHN CRAIG, ROBT . CRAWFORD,JAS . CRAWFORD , WM . CROCKETT,ROBERT CUNNINGHAM , DAVID CUNNINGHAM , DAVID CUNNINGHAM , ROBT . CURRY, WILLIAM DALHOUSE,CHARLES DAVIS , JAMES DAVIS , JNO . DAVIS,NATTHANIEL DAVIS,ROBERT DAVIS , ROilT. DATE ? 1806 1749 1749 1771 17l.14 1773 1741 1749 17l.19 17l.19 1738 1771 1740 1749 ? ACRES 200 86 226 230 100 559 260 466 ? 325 325 l St'.16 234 350 53 ? 1739 1773 473 200 ? ? 1738 1739 1739 1739 1752 ? ? ? 1806 1805 1749 17l.19 1740 1807 1771 1772 l 7l.19 1771 1742 17l.19 1747 1805 1740 1749 1771 1742 1 749 1749 1738 ? 1749 ? 1747 466 16ll.1 1614 1614 180 ? 116 ? 1754 100 212 212 590 237 . 5 300 250 202 200 335 178 401 74 322 226 150 t'.182 360 4ll.1 570 ? 150 300 145 �THE BEVERLEY PATENT (continued) NAME DATE DAVIS , WM ? DAVISON , JOHN 1738 DAVISON , SAMUEL 1739 DENNISTON,DANIEL 1739 DOAGUE , ? ? ? ? DOAK , DAVID 1755 DOAK, DAVID 1806 DOAK , JOHN ? DOAK , SAMUEL 1741 DOAK,SAMUEL 1806 ? DmmEY' SAMUEL DUNLAP,HM . ? EDMISTON,DAVID 1740 EDMONSTON,? ? ? ? EVANS , JOSHUA 1806 FENTON,ENOCH 1807 FINLEY , ROBT . 1754 FLEMING,WM. 1765 FLEMING , WM . 1765 FRANE,JAS. 1749 FRASER,JAS . 1809 FULTON ,ANDREW ? 1742 FULTON , JANES( POOR) FULWILER,? ? ? ? GARBER, SAMUEL 1 810 GAY, SANUEL 1739 GIBSON,ROBERT 1754 GILBERT,FELIX WOOD1765 GILBERT,FELIX LAND LOTS " GILLESPIE , JAMES 1740 GILLESPIE , JAMES 1749 GILLESPIE,JAMES 1753 GILLESPIE,JAS . 1771 1747 GILMER, JAMES GLASS , JOHN 1749 GREAVER,PHILIP 1806 GRINER , JNO . 1806 HALL , E. 1754 HALL,E . 1771 HALL, EDWARD 1747 HAMILTON , ARCHIBALD 1747 HAM ILTON ,ARTHUR 1741 1749 HANILTON,JAMES HAMILTON,JAMES 1754 1805 HAMILTON , JNO . HANNAH,R. 1772 1 754 HARMON , JNO. HART,JOHN 1740 HAYS , PATRICK 1741 HAYS, PATRICK 1742 HAZARD, SAMUEL 1756 HENDERSON,DAVID 1749 ACRES 104 785 353 300 ? 100 220 ? 647 220 ? 100 350 ? 287 324 155 420 120 220 ? ? 637 . 5 ? 456 323 370 480 " 208 210 200 130 204 236 161 135 . 5 125 100 220 302 515 230 200 90 62 91 400 600 254 220 580 NAME DATE HENDERSON , JAS . 1749 HENDERSON, JOHN 1747 HENDERSON, THOMAS 1738 HENDERSON, WILLIAM 1747. HOLMES,JNO . 1805 HOUSTON , ? ? ? 1747 HOUSTON,JNO. 1748 HUFFMIRE,JNO . 1812 HUGHES,SAMUEL 1742 HUME, GEORGE 1739 HUNTER,ANDREW strawl 1805 HUTCHINSON, GEO . berry 'r-1738 HUTCHINSON, GEO . botto~) HUTCHINSON, GEORGE 1738 HUTCHINSON,GOERGE 1738 HUTCHINSON, JOHN 1740 HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM 1741 JANISON,JNO. 1749 JOHNSON, CHAPMAN ? JOHNSON,WN . 1749 JOHNSON, WM . 1749 JOHNSTON,ISHOM ? JOHNSTON, JNO . 1766 JOHNSTON , WN. ? KERR, JOHN 1752 KERR, WM . 1809 KING , ROBERT 1742 KING , WILLIAM 1749 KINNEY,CHESLEY 1812 KINNEY,ROBERT ? KIRKPATRICK , JNO. 1750 KIRKPATRICK,THOS. 1742 KIRKPATRICK, THOMAS 1749 LAREW , JOSEPH 1812 LAWRENCE , JNO. ? LEAPER, JAMES 1739 LEDGERNAN, WILLIAM,JR. 1751 LEDGERWOOD, WM . 1739 LEONARD,? ? ? ? LESLEY,JAS . JR . 1762 LESSLEY,JAS. 1740 LEWIS , AND. 1765 LEWIS,JOHN 1738 LEWIS, WM. 1765 LINK, NICHOLAS 1807 LOCKHART,JACOB 1749 LOCKHART,JACOD 1742 LOCKHART,JAMES 1748 LONG, P. ? LONG,WILLIAM 1749 LONG,WN. 1749 ACRES 157 520 391 1415 219 ? 228 149 . 5 440 375 324 530 380 667 292 572 104 ? 269 156 300 65 100 275 201 750 251 373 196 200 390 282 330 103 526 300 387 ? 160 226 185 2071 1 20 133 210 43 6 624 100 433 400 �/50 THE BEVERLEY PATENT (continued) NAME LUSK, JAMES LUSK, JAMES LYNN, JAMES LYNN,JOHN JR . LYNN, JOHN SR . NADISON,JNO . .MANOR, ? ? ? MARTIN , PATRICK NATTHEWS ,GEORGE MAXWELL, A. MAXWELL, BR. MAXWELL, JOHN MAYS ,JOSEPH MILLER, JAMES MILLER ,JAS. MILLER, JOHN MILLS , JOSEPH MITCHELL, DAVID MITCHELL, ELEANOR MITCHELL, JOHN MITCHELL, MARTHA MOFFETT,JOHN MOFFETT,ROBERT MONOHAN,DANIEL NONTGOMERY, JOHN MONTGOMERY,JOHN MOODY, JANES NOORE , DAVID MOORE, WILLIA..M McCLANAHAN,? ? ? MURRAY,ADAM McCLANAHAN, ROBT. McCLANAHAN, ROBERT McCLEARY,JOHN McCLINTOCK, WILLIAM McCLURE, ANDREW McCLURE, ANDREW Mc CLURE, FINLEY McCLURE ,JAMES McCLURE ,JOHN McCORKLE ,JAMES McCORKLE , ROBT . McCORKLE,SAMUEL McCUE , MOSES McCUNE, FRANCIS McCUNE,JOHN McCULLOUGH, ISAAC McCUNE ,JNO. McCUNE , SAMUEL McCUNE, SAMUEL McCUNE,SAML. McCUTCHEON,JOHN DATE ACRES 1749 170 ? 1747 1749 1749 ? ? 1740 1765 ? 1802 1749 1766 1751 ? 1747 1739 ? 1747 1747 1739 1739 1752 1738 1747 1754 1740 1747 1810 1749 1754 1741 1748 1748 1749 1738 1749 1749 1739 1749 1747 1749 ? 1805 1739 ? 1741 ? 1742 174 9 1754 1741 ? 538 383 320 340 ? 321 560 ? ? 439 205 300 ? 210 660 ? 200 609 279 L191 490 900 247 . 5 150 510 189 577 190 200 331 216 420 316 370 300 444 408 359 370 269 ? 273 196 ? 230 ? 230 176 104 920 NA.!1E NcCUTCHEON , SAMUEL NcCUTCHEON, WM . NcDONALD , RANDALL NcNABB , WILLIAN McNUTT , JOHN McPHEETERS , ALEXANDER .McNUTT, h'ILLIAM OFREIL, NORRIS PALMER, 1HLLIAM PATTERSON , NATIIANIEL PATTERSON , ROBERT PATTERSON , WM . PATTON , JAMES PATTON,JANES PATTON, JAMES PECK ,JACOB PECK, JACOB PEERY ,GEORGE PEERY , JAMES PEERY,THOMAS PICKENS , JNO . PICKENS,JOHN PILSON, RICHARD PILSON , SAML. POAGUE , ROBERT POAGUE , ROBT . POAGUE , ROBT . POLLOCK , HM . PORTERFIELD, JAS PRESTON, WM . PRESTON, WM . PRESTON, WM. PRESTON ,WM. RAMSEY,JNO . RAMSEY,ROBERT RUSSELL, ANDREW SAMPSON , ? ? ? SCHULTZ , GEO . SCOTT, WM . SEAWRIGHT,JOHN SELDOMRIDGE , ? ? ? SHARP ,THOMAS RAMSEY, SARAH SHIELDS,JOHN SHIELDS , THOMAS REED ,JOSEPA REED ,JOSEPH REESE, ? RISK , JOHN ROBERT, ALEX ROBERTS ON,JAMES ROBERTSON ,WM . DATE ACRES 1742 17 53 1740 174 9 600 100 141 300 200 303 650 40 388 201 331 247 474 432 1398 108 890 300 220 375 300 764 330 170 772 265 202 100 88 85 320 280 334 110 340 496 560 21 8 1 25 413 106 106 309 225 202 454 100 ? 300 170 395 170 l 7 5L1 1747 ? 1748 1740 1 7 40 l 7L1 0 17£'.19 1741 1749 174 9 ? ? 1749 1749 1749 1749 1740 1753 1778 1739 ? 1740 1765 ? l 7L19 l 7L19 1749 1749 1771 1747 1741 1765 1 809 ? 1740 ? 1 810 1742 1749 1749 1 740 1741 ? 1740 177 2 1740 1772 �- - -1..5/ THE BEVERLEY PATENT (cont i nued) NAME ROI3INSON , GEORGE ROBINSON , ROB I N R013INSOK , IHLLIAN ROBINSONE , WILLIAfl RODGERS , GEORGE ROSEI30HO , JAMES SKILLERN , HILLIAfl SMITll , ? SMITll , \'1:1 . STEELE , NJ\THANIEL STEELE , ROBERT STEELE,SJ\MUEL STRAIN, D. STRICKLER , DAN ' L. STUJ\RT , A. STUART , A. STUART,ARCHIBALD STU/\RT , R. STUART , THOS . STUART,THOS . SUNMERS ,DAVI D TATE, JANES TATE , JOHN TATE , JOHN TATE , THOMAS TEES , JOSEPH THOMPSON , ADAfl THOMPSON , ALEX Tl-IOMPSON , JNO . THONPSON , MOSES THOMPSON , NOSES DATE ACRES 1738 ? 1749 1741 1749 l 7 t.19 1 741 892 82 380 403 540 240 635 ? 1 739 1748 1749 1 749 ? 1806 1807 ? 1751 ? 1749 1 75 4 1806 1811 1749 1749 1753 1 739 1749 1765 1765 1740 1740 ? 135 285 309 590 ? 148 61 100 500 105 353 100 190 371 344 344 170 465 287 110 120 1041 410 NAME ACRES DATE THOMPSON , ROBERT THOMPSON . SARAH THOMPSON, THOMAS THOMPSON, IHLLIAfl TRHIBLE , JAS . TRHIBLE , J OHN TRIMBLE , JNO . TROTTER , ARCHIBALD T. S . , ? TURK, ROBERT VANCE , JAMES VANCE , WILLIAfl WEIR , ROBT. WHITE , ISAAC lHLSON, EPH . IHLSON, JAS WILSON,JOHN WILSON , ROBERT WILSON , JOHN IVILSON , JOHN WRIGHT, hll-1 . WRIGHT, WN . YOUNG , GEO . YOUNG , HUGH YOUNG , HUGH YOUNG , JANES YOUNG , ROBERT YOUNG , ROBERT ZINMERNAN, JACOB 1 765 1765 1754 1744 1749 1 739 1752 ? 1747 1739 1749 1740 ? 1779 1765 1751 1739 1754 1739 1749 1749 1749 1809 1746 1749 1749 1749 1749 1807 2 00 360 23 0 947 140 449 200 70 110 1313 305 400 ? 150 200 101 348 130 260 306.5 270 155 70 586 200 436 234 550 236 This is a small section of the Beverley patent map from which Mr . & Mrs . Turnell prepared the alphabetical listing . . . ·,~~ •' .. .· ... ...~ . ~ I 1 ... Mr. & Nrs. Halter G. Turnell, California 90036. 430 S. Fuller Ave., Apt. 6K, .: ·.:v.I~ . f.:" o'1~ •~ . • ·r-· .. . .•. ·/". I : • • ... Los Angeles, �152 LETTER OF A REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT Received from member James W. FORESNAN , 15 Tuarangi Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand, with the following citations : (1) This is Reference No . 6 in the "Genealogy of ~lrs . Maggie Hhea t RIGDON " compiled at Carlisle Barracks , PA . July 20 , 1943, by Jonathan M. RIGDON . (Letter furnished by Niss Lizzie FISHER , 410 Bridge St . ,Cynthiana , KY, June 11, 1943 . ) (2) Letter also referred to in Collins : History of Kentucky 1874 Vol . II page 71. !Je.a!L Bn.oth.en.: ( i. e . Thomas Kennedy, in Kentucky) I have the happi...n.VJA to wn..i...te to fjO U. bf/- /J n... !Javi...d Cn..e.JJ.M., who i.A m!! pan.ti...c.ula.11. /11.i...en.d, an.cl. who wi.ll ei...th.e!L, I hope, del..i...ven.. mff Letten. ott /.Lend. i...t .w./el..11- to ~ou. . I /.Lend bv him a <tu.i...tte o/ papett / on. jj-O ll and h n.. ConA..tant, whi...cJi ~ou. mu/J.t di...vi...de. I would have -1.en.t ffOU. a r.;;u.i...n..e api...ece, but /J n... Cn.ew-1. ha-1. man.JI tlii...n.gA of hu own to can.n.v . li!:f /wni...Lµ atte welL l had a Letten. /n.om bn.othen. !}o-1.eph a Li..ttle wh. i..Le 6e/01te Ch.11..i.AtmaA. fie wa-1. i..n health., ,w waA. do th en. an.cl. a.LL the / n.i...e.nd./l. then.e. i /WJ.LJ a man. that Lod9-ed at bn.othen. [/o/.J.eph '-1.1 i..n !}anu.an.11-1 who bn.i..n~ me wo1td that he had. 1 6 een. to J.J..ee Dn.othen. flu.~1 who had moved. to Shanado 1 nean. Cu.nni...ng}iam 11. h J..11 i...n Vi..n.9-i...ni..a1 and th.at he wCUl ven.fj -1.i...ch and. Li...hel..fj to d i...e1 and ha.d.1 wh.en [/o-1.eph. Le/t hi..m1 not taken WI.ff nou.n.i...-1.h.ment /on.. / i../teen. daj/--1.j conA.equ.entlµ, we mav- expect he i..11. 9-one to the wonld o/ -1.pi...11..i..U.1 wh.e11..e we a11..e all hCU1leni...n9-· I expect D1Loth.en. !}o/l.eph he11..e i.n the next month. fie i.A mi..gh.tlf! deJ.J..i...n.ou/l.1 I Le.a.11..n Dfj h.i...J.L Letten..1 to move to Kentu.chff, and i..n.deed., I have a 9,n.e.a.t mi..nd to ventun.e i..n a 11.h.on.t time m11-11.el../1 and I wi./l.h. I knew what waA. beJ.J..t. timeJ.J.. an.e ex.c.ee.di...n~zt tn.ou.blvwme hen.e, oun. taxeA. a11..e /.W /1 i.. p}z. But I /l.J4ou.ld. not, I thi...n.h., be wo11..-1.te.d1 i.../ I had not 11.llch a. pa11..cel.. o/ 9-i...n.U. lJhen we d.n.a/te.d /011. n.e9-ll.La11. /l.Oldi.e11..-1. i..n Au.g,1.Mt lcuit, i.t waA even.µ / i../teentA manj i./ i...t /a.LU to m~ Lot affai.n, i...t i.J.l. h.an.d Lu.c.k1 i...n.deed. loL t'ion.g.an ha-1. Latel..µ tah.en /i...ve 011. -1.Uc h.u.n.dn.ed Bn.i..ti.Ah p11..i.Aone!l./l.1 whi...di. an.e now pa-1.-1..i..ng, thn.vuri thi...-1. counln..f;,: ou.t no-6ui...th11.tandi..nff thi.A Li.tile p i..ece o/ 9-0od Lu.CJ~ o/ ou.11..J.l.1 f!OU ma.fl- depend, I have o/ Late, been. ven.y, f!W_di. a/n..ai...d we J.J..hou.Ld. become a c.ongue11..ed people. I have o/ Late h.e.a.n.d { ttom tlw/1.e /cuni..Li...eJ.J.. who wen..e la,4..en. / llvm ,:ian.ti..n 1 /l. an.cl. Rudd.Le' /l. /.J.tati..on. Thn.ee ~oW1f2- men l1ave Latelff made th.ei..n.. 1 't2rgln1a Appala:ohicn J:J o~: .-: �153 vi.cape /n..om !Jetn..oi..t, and Dn..i..ng, won.d. th.e!f an..e cvm/on..ta6Lv /l.ettLed i..n th.at nei..g,h6onlwod, except th.o/.J..e who wen..e butchen.ed. b!f th.e /Ul.V~e/l. be/on..e th.e.vn..eached t.h.en..e. CoL Bi..n.d., the!/ /UL.fl, i../.J.. ven.!f ki..n.d. to th.em, etc.. I have ru.rt /.J..een. th.e men., but one o/ mv ac<tuai..ntance/l. teli/l. me t_t u a /act. I/ !JOU do n.ot Li..ve i..n ff'l-eat /ea.1t, I th.i..nk !JOU Li..ve i..n mo1te /Ul.tu/acti..on th.an we do h.en..e. 1 would be ~ to have the 1.and/l. /l.Urt..veved. and the won.k.A. made 1tead!f /on.. th.e f}n..anu a/.J.. /l.Oon a/.J.. i..t ma!I be done wi..th. .w./etv; but I am rwt a6Le to f}et an!Jfllon..e wan..n..anu ti.LL bn..oth.en.. f}o/l.eph. come/l. out wi..th. ca/.J..h.; bvii...dvi, vou ma.fl- depend, i...t appeall./l. to me to be a ;rn..eat n..i.Ah at pn.e/l.ent, wethen. we can /.J..Uppon.t owt i..n.d.ependence on. rwt: /l.O th.at I am un.wi..LLi..n;r to bo1uww monefj. i.../ I could ;ret to ventun.e. Seven..aL abLe people th.at wen.e to h.ave been /oi..ne wi..th. me i..n ;retti..ng, wan.n..anu to /.Lend to Kentuck!f, to f!Jn.. Con/l.tant, have a1L /ell back. Some th.i..nk th.e!f canrwt pa!f th.ei..n. taxe/l. wi...thout th.e mone!I th.efl- h.ad i..ntended /on. th.at u/.J..e. lloweven., i../ bn..oth.en. f}o-1.eph. bn..i...nff/l. c~, I i..ntend to Lav i..t oun. i..n wan.n..ardA, i../ th.i..nf}/l. don't 9-et wolt/.J..e. It i../l. expected. the /l.eat o/ th.e watt wi..LL be i..n Vi...n..;ri..ni..a next /.J..Umme1t. ffln... C1tew t~ me th.at i.../ oun. wan..n..anu an..e Located. WIUJTl.ff i...n the /.J..Un..ve!fOlt/.J.. book, we can Locate th.em oven.. ~i..n, pn..ovi..ded. rw 0th.en. Locati..on i..nte1t/en..vi. I/ /W petth.ap/l. th.o/.J..e wan..n..anu !Juncan Located mav be aLten..ed.. You di...d n.ot i..n/ollm me i..n vou11.. Lette11.. o/ th.e 21 /.Lt o/ tVovemben.., we.th.en.. !JOU wen..e Li..keLf!. to n..aue anv h.vff/l.7>11..av n.emem6e11.. me i..n ki...n.d.e/l.t man.nen. to flln... Con/l.tant and Couch.man, and a.LL acctuai..ntance/l. i.. n th.e Fon.t. !Jo not Let an!f, except a pan..ti..cuLa11.. acctruai..ntan.ce, know th.at I th.i..nk oun.. counl1t!f i..n a bad wafj., becau/l.e i..t i../l. onLfj- m!f p11..i..vate opi...ni..on, and wou.Ld /ai..n hope I am mi../l.taken. I wi..~ fj-OU manfj- bLe/l./l.i..nf}/.J.. and above a.Ll, a con/l.tant and f}1tate/u.L /.J..en/l.e o/ Civd' /.J.. almi..ffh.tv 90odne/l./l.. Thu i../.J.. the an.d.en.t wi../.J..h. o/ !fOUlt a//ecti..orude 611..oth.en.. f}oh.n /(enned.v 'P. S . fJJ!f wi../e ioi..n/l. me i...n Love to v ou and th.e ch.i..Ld1ten, Si.nee w11..i...ti..n[J th.e above, we a.11..e a.LL bodi...L!f /l.Ummoned to meet t .h.e ln.g,L~, wh.o a1te wi..th.i...n a da!f 1 .a.. 1ti..de o/ u/.J..1 we Lea.1U1., wi..th. a coMi..de1tabLe /01tce. Wh.at the i../l./J..Ue wi..ll be, ti.me wi...LL deten..mi..ne. In Le/l./l. than th.1tee houll./l. I am to Leave mv /ami..L!I and g,o i..n de/en/l.e o/ mf/- count11..y. f}. /(, " The fort was calle d St rode's Station. . He was taken prisoner at the Battl e of Guil f or d Court House, North Carolina, on the 15th of March 1781, an d died on board a Brit ish Prison Ship, on the 26th of June following-l iteraly starved to death. �Dr . John Kennedy, the distinguished physician, was the father of John Kennedy and Thomas Kennedy of Strodes Fort . When a lad of six years of age, he with other boys, was stolen (or kidnapped) off the shores of Ireland , taken to the Colony of Maryland and there sold for a term of years, which he faithfully served out. He became a leading citizen, and his sons likewise were prominent men. The latter part of this was supplied by Mrs. Maude Ware Lafferty, a cousin of Alice Smiser from the fort a Strodes Station etc." ===============================================================-==========~===== BO'IETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA MINU'IE BOOK - 1792-1796 contributed by Charles T Burton 11th June 1793 Ordered that the overseers of the Poor bind out acc'g to law John Parrot (Son of Henry Parrot dee aged lJ years & 9 months) to Philip Spickard Sadler ========= William Taylor is Admitted as Deputy Surveyor of this County whereupon he took the oath of S 'd Office, the oath of Fi.deli ty & the oath to Support the Constitution of the United States ---------- ---- ----Jerarniah Getty lately from Ireland took the Oath of Fedility to this Commonwealth & also made oath that it is now his intention to reside therein ============ McDonald & Rowland, attos in fact for John Armstrong to Polk, Deed ack ' d in Court & Ord to Record --------· - - - - - -- - --· --On motion of Jeremiah Getty to have the lands or Tenements which Dennis Getty deceas'd died Siezed & Possessed of in this County , committed to him as the legal & rightfull Heir to the Said Dennis . Upon consideration whereof & on inspection of the vouchers and exhibits of the said Jeremiah Getty it Seems to the Court here that the Said Jeremiah Getty is the Legal heir & respresentative of the Said Dennis Getty dec ' d And it is thereupon Ordered that the Escheator for this County , Proceed no farther on the Part of the Com'th to the sale , disposition , or management of the I.and or Tenements of which the Said Dennis died Seized & Possessed in this County ----·- -------- On motion of William Reed who made oath that he had but four Horses when Taxable property for the Year 1786 was taken, rt is therefore Ordered that he be Credited for any Horses over that number he may be charged with in Said Taxes. -------·----- Soloman Simpson & Margaret Simpson Ex'r? &c to Jacob John Deed Ack ' d in court by the S'd Soloman & Margaret & or'd to Rec ' d. ====== = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ======= Every man is h is own ancestor, and every man is his own heir. He devises his own future, and he inherits his own past. H. F. Hedge. = = = = == = = = = = = = == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = == �15.5 I ndex to hncestral Surnames uy Query Number Ai strop Allen Arn ett Arno l d Baile y Barnett? Blank en S1'1 i p Boo1t Bootn Boyer Br o. dle y Brc.iwner Brown Brunk Burls Burns Butch e r Callaway Cetnada / Ca nnaduy Casse y Chancellor Chilton Colley Coop e r 166 1 '/8 166 162 161 1 !:>9 1 64 1!j5 180 l!.JS 15b l '/8 163 lb/ 1 4j 1 'i1 l !:>O 160 1'10 l 'i'O 112 1 '16 166 18 0 Cox Davis 165, Day Dena rt DeMovil Dudley Ellixson Ely Ev ans / Evens 152 , F<1nn in g Farmer Fuyua Galloway Gi 0son Gil bert Gordon Grady Ha ile Hale l '/ l, Ha mpton Hancock Handley Harmo n 147 169 14'/ 158 14£ 178 l 'i' l 16'/ 151 l!J3 l '/S l ""/8 163 17S 154 15S 161 166 1 71 l'/2 169 11'/ 160 152 Ha rrison 160 Hen ders h ot 168 170 Hews Hous t on / Huston 145 1 '18 Hu bba rd Huddleston 170 Hughes 1 5 '/ Hurt 169 Jo hn son 150, 165 Ka.sey l '/O Keltner 179 Kennedy 148,170 Key l'/O Ki ng 1'13 Lamb 1 71 Lawson 15'1, 158 Lester 180 Logwood 148 Macrander 173, 174 Martin 163' 1 '10 McCrandy 173 McCray lb4' 165 McFa r land 154 Moody 162 Moss Murray Norman O ' Connell Pancake Pearson Peel Perkins Persinger Plicker Severn Shelor S iillffiOn S Smit h Stewart Stilly Stratton Sullivan t 15$ l 14 145 146 156 179 lb.3 1 'i' 6 l'/5 1 '74 168 158 180 169 164 148 169 17(} Taloott 14S 15'1 Vaughn Wade l '71' l 'i2 Wax 1 b!:) Wheatley Winfree Wooten 15 6 169 lbl ========================================================================================= :NEW CASTLE RECORD, CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA Abs tra c t taken from microf ilm of the New Castle Reco~d. This is fi l m AN N.38 ( negative print) at the Newman Library, VPI, Blacksburg, Va. This film covers Vol. 14 No. 1 - Vol. 16 No. 52 = Apr 23, 1898 - Apr 13, 1901. Sa turday, 22 Jan 1898: Obit. Roanoke, Va, Jan 18: .... death of James H. Wright of Vinton •.. •• sister Mrs Kessler, Obit: Mrs Robert Doss died Fri evening of last wekk, aged 8_? yrs • . . . born Catawba, Botetourt Co •. ••• twice married •. ••• Mrs F W Goode, daughter by first marriage •. • .. buried New Castle cemetery last Sun evening. Obit : Mrs Bettie Huffman, daughter of the late Fleming & Martha Qarpe~, widow of the late Hon. Gi les C Huffman and mother of Howard H Huffman , 14 yrs, and Mamie F Huffman, 9 yrs, died on 1.3 Jan 1898 at the residence of Mr MF Sublett •. • ••. , aged 1_? yrs •.••• buried 14th in the family grave yard in Craig City . Saturday 29 Jan 1898: Obit : Dr Thos F Goolsby died of heart failure at his home on Catawba in Roanoke County on last Tuesday night •••• • leaves widow, 2 sons and a daughter. 19 Feb 1898: Obit : At Paint Bank, Feb 12, between 11 a nd 12 o'clock l ittle Elle Hable, one of the twin daughters of William and M A Rable ••• •. child ~year 7 months ••• •• • buried Sunday a . m. �15~ 145-87. Seek early data on William HOUSTON/HUSTON, md. Mary (BURLS? NORMAN?), passing through Botetourt, Montgomery, etc., Cos. First of record wasbington Co., 1774 , and on to death in Lee Co., 1818. W. W. CROOKS JR. 3208 Caruth Blvd., Dallas, TX 75225 146-87 .. Seeking trace in VA records of George BRADLEY of Floyd/Breatbitt Co. , KY (b . 1785). George and Isaac BRADLEY said to be sons of William McAfee a nd Margaret O'CONNELL BRADLEY and to have come from "Washington Court House, VA" (Abingdon?). William M. BRADLEY was a Rev. War veteran. Has anyone seen these names in VA r ecords? Miss Martha HEINEMANN, 705 N. Belvedere, Memphis, TN 38107 147-87. Interested in corresponding with descendants of Joseph DAY, b. 1776 in PA. He md. Rhoda COX in 1756 in Grayson Co., VA, and d. in 1856 in Carroll Co., VA. Said to be a brother of J ohn N. DAY of Letcher Co., KY. Miss Martha HEINEMANN, a ddress above. 148-87. Seeking info about John KENNEDY 1742-1781 of Bedford Co. and his wife Esther STILLY 17451820. · Who were their parent s and where were the y born? Children were El izabeth, Reb e kah, Julia, El i, Sophia, Ary and Washington. Also, seeking info about Thomas LOGWOOD, who was named guardian of children in division of estate of John KENNEDY in Feb. Bedford Court 1791. James W. FORESMAN, 15 Tuaran gi Road, Grey Lynn, Au ckland , New Zealand (NOTE: Will refund all postage cost in U.S. stamps to correspondents.) 14 5-87. Seeking info about Mary Magdeline TALBOTT, widow, nee DeMOVIL, of Emre Parish, Fairfax Co . , VA, who wrote will in Feb. 1791 naming chi l dren Rodham, Sampson, Hannah, Catherine, Anna, D c ~ov i l, and Samuel TALBOTT. What was her husband's name and where were they born? James W. FORESMAN, address above. 150- 87. Has anyone traced family of James E. BUTCHER, b. 14 Mar. 1820 in portion of VA which became W~? He md. Elizabeth Ann JOHNSON in Clark Co., MO, in 1845. Later in 1853 he and his family moved t o OR , Who were his parents? James W. FORESMAN, address above, 151-87. Alexander EVANS/EVENS b. l Aug. 1775, Fincastle Co. (now Montgomery) , VA. On Grayson Co., VA Tax List 1800 as Alexander EVENS. Purchased 101 acres in Surry Co., NC, in Sept. 1804. Married Rebecca WOOTEN in Surry Co., NC, 7 Oct . 1809. Who were his parents, brothers or sisters? Roy O. EVANS, JR., 1253 Westerfield Pl . , Olathe, KS 66061 1 52-87. William EVANS/EVENS b. ca 1780 in Montgomery Co., VA. Married Betty HARMON, 1805, in Gra y son Co., VA. Owned property on chestnut creek in Grayson Co. (now Carroll Co.), VA. Who were hi s c h i ldren? Did William die in Carroll Co., VA 1840-1850? Roy O. EVANS, JR., address a bove . 1 53-87. August (Augustine) EVANS/EVENS, b. l Oct. 1854, Surry Co., NC. Married Hester Ann PEEL, Sept . 1876 in Surry Co., NC. The family lived in Radford City, VA in 1900. 1910 the family lived in Salem Dist., Roanoke Co., VA. Their children were: Elizabeth, Cornelius, Lacy & Emory . Seeki ng desc endants of this family . Roy O. EVANS, JR., address above. 15 4-87 , Seek info on family and parents of Alexander GIBSON, who d. 1795 in Wythe Co., VA. Also , s e e k info on family and parents of Alexander McFARLAND, believed to have been father of William Mc FARLAND. William d. ca,1791, possibly in Wythe Co. William McFARLAND md. dau. of Alexander GIBSON befo re 1775. William BENJEY, 1829 Parkside Drive, Anc hor age, Alaska 99501 1 55- 8 7 . I would l ike to contact any descendants of Catherine BOOK WAX, dau . of Michael and Mary BOOK, b . in 1 784 in Fincastle , VA. I have and will share info on most of the other chi ldr en in this f a mily . Na omi SPlNNER, 4024 Dolbil Dr., LeMay, MO 63125 1 56- 8 7 . Wish to correspond and shar e info wi th anyone who knows anything about James B . WHEATLEY who wa s b. in VA about 1850, md. 4 July 1872 to Martha PANCAKE in Lawrence Co., OH. They lived in Dan vill e , VA in 1910 . Beverly WHEATLEY, 116 Grand Ave., Tiffin, OH 44883 157-8 7. Looking for parents of mym-grandfather, Isham L. LAWSON, b. 1 5 Aug . 1814, d. 19 July 1897. I n Pat r i ck Co., VA. Born where? in VA. Married 19 May 1838 in Patrick Co., VA to Charlotte VAUGHN HUGHES , widow of Blackmore RUGHES, JR. She b. 1 May 1805; d. 27 Mar. 18SO. Children: Lou v enia Francis, Thomas Gre e n, James M., & Beverage Monroe (twins) George W. and Nancy Elizabet h . Will reimbu r s e any expenses . Florence L. RAGER, 427 Polk St., Chillicothe, MO 6460 1 ~58 - 87. Looking f o r death dates and burial place of James M. LAWSON b. 9 May 1844 in Patri c k Co., VA b . 1839 , Need date of birth as well as death date. She was widow o f Jonathan DEHART, 1890 Census shows them living in Floyd Co., VA, Burks Fork Di st. Children: Susan M.E., Lurinda & Lu c inda (twins), Beverage M. & Thomas Oreen (twins), George Lee, Nancy A.E., Sa muel Randolph, Sara h V. Florence L. RAGER, address above. & wife Mahala S HELOR DEHART LAWSON, 159 - 8 7. Does anyone have any info on parents of Edmond (Edmund) MOSS, b . 17 Dec. 1757, Franklin Co . , VA, d , 25 Feb. 1823 , Uni o n Co., IN, md. 22 Aug . 1782, Sussex Co., VA, to wife #l Edith Barnett GILB ERT, wif e #2 El i z abeth BOYER. Ba rbara R. WARDSWORTH, Rt. #2, Box 145-1, Harrison, ID 83833 160 -8 7. Seeking info about the an ce stors of Mary HARRISON and J o hn HANDLEY. Th e y we 1·e md. in the Montgomery-Bo t e to u rt area of VA in 1768, possibly . Mary was b. in 1745 and J ohn in 1746. Al so, look i.ng fo r parent s o f Zac hariah CALLAWAY who lived near Peterstown, Monroe Co., in late 1700's. Li n da J . FRANCOIS , 4 6 Rou nd Table Dri ve, Riverside , CA 92507 161-8'7 . Seekin g in fo on John GORDO N, b, ca 1770, and wife, b. ca 1775, l isted in 1810, 1820 and 1830 censu ses in Be dford Co. , VA. Was John GORDON father of Nancy GORDON who, md. Braxton BAILEY, 181 7, Bedford Co . , VA? A J o hn GORDON co-signed marriage bond for Nancy and Braxton's marriage. Mrs . Fr a nk BURI AN, 4 Swe etwood Court, Ba llwin, MO 63011 162 -8 7 . Who were t he p a r e n t s of James MOODY; birthdateca 1777. Married Barbara ARNOLD , 18 Oct. 1809 in Rock in gham Co . , VA; moved to Botetourt Co., VA, prior to 1820. Mary M. RAMMOND, 11315 ~ackson, Ka nsas Ci ty, MO 64137 163-87~ Seek ing c lue to marriage of BROWN to FUQUA in southwestern VA in 1760's. A son, John BROWN , md . Jenny MARTIN , dau. of John a nd Elizabeth MARTIN, in Shelby Co., KY in 1806. Is Swanson BROWN associated wit h this fami l y? Na ncy WRIGHT SCHOLZ, 411 South 24th St. , Quincy, IL 62301 �IS'! 164-87. Need parents of William McCRAY, b. 1820 in Botetourt Co., VA. Resided in Roanoke Co. in 1840; Floyd Co. in 1850; back to Roanoke Co. in 1860 until his death ca 1871, Roanoke Co. Married Nancy BLANKENSHIP, 30 June 1840, Roanoke Co . , dau. of Pleasa.nt BLANKENSHIP and Rhoda STEWART. Children: James William, Rhoda Jane, Mary, John Wesley, Giles Newton, Japhas, Daniel, Charles, Rufus Fowler, Elizabeth, Leona . Michael D. McCRAY, Rt. 1, Box 502, Sutherland, VA 23885 165-87. Need help with family of Susan JOHNSON McCRAY, b. 1853, TN. Married 3 Sept . 1878 to Rufus Fowler McCRAY. Died 16 Nov . 1941, Washington Co., VA . Father, Abr aham JOHNSON d. 1863 during Civil War; mother, Annie DAVIS, d. after 1900. Brother Charles Abraham JOHNSON , Jr. She resided in Washington Co. her entire life. Children: Ada, Anny Belle, Wil l iam R. , Marion A., Hiram Henderson, Fletcher, Jasper , Arthur, Charles W. Michael Dean McCRAY, address above .. 166-87. Seek info on family of Alsom GRADY of Washington Co., VA, b. 1835, in NC . Possibly died during Civil War. Married Ailey COLLEY before 1855. Born 1 Mar. 1837, Washington Co.; d. 27 Jan. 1925, Washington Co. Dau. of John COLLEY and Ailey ARNSl'T of Washington Co. Children: Thomas Whitley, Jno. J., Martha AISTROP, Daniel, Caroline, all b. between 1855 and 1860. Will exchange info aid sources. Michael Dean McCRAY, address above:_ 167-87. Christly BRUNK, b. 1810, Montgomery Co., VA rnd. Hannah-?- about 1835. They bad 10 children: Mary M., Anna, George E. md. Lucy-?-, Charlotte ~d. Robert N. ELY, Sarah, John F . , Wesley, James, Anderson and Rebecca. They lived in Tazewell Co and Lee Co., VA. Who were Christly BRUNK's and Hannah's -?- parents? John B. KR AFT, Rt. 1, Box 150 Chidester, AR 71726 168-87._ David SEVERN b. 1816, PA, md. Mary Jane HENDERSHOT, b. 1826, OH. Married 1844 Wasbington Co., OH. Henry SEVERN md . Lydia HENDERSHOT 1846 Washington Co., OH. Are David and Henry brothers and Ly di a and Mary Jane sisters? Who were their parents? John B. KRAFT, address above . 169-87. would like to correspond with descendants of Henry STRATTON, d. 1799, Bedford Co . Children named in Will : Thomas, William, Henry, John, Archibald, Betty SMITH, Milly HURT, Sally WINFREE, Judi tb DAVIS and Martha STRATTON. When and where were they born? How many were children by first wife Frances? Second wife Sarah HAMPTON? Can anyone add data to his ancestry set out in BOOK OF STRATTONS? Mrs. Catherine SCOTT SCHORN, 3205 So. Pittsburg Court, Tulsa, OK 74135 170-87, William CANADA/CANNADAY/KENNEDY bought land on Wolfe Creek , Bedford Co., 1775, adjoining son-in-law James KASEY. Where and when was he born and who were his parents? Would like to correspond with any descendants. Will dated 1790 lists: Mary CASSEY, Margaret HEWS, !nit/Ji.nit SULLIVANT, Elizabeth MARTI N, I sabella KEY, Sary HUDDLESTON and son William, who apparently never married, and in 1796 deeded bis land to Thomas HUDDLESTON for lifetime care and maintenance. Mrs. Catherine .SCOTT SCHORN, address above~ 171-87. See info on Francis HALE {ca 1775-1825) of Franklin Co. , md. Pricilla LAMB. was he son of Richard (Bedford will, 1784), grandson of Francis (Bedford will, 1780) orphaned when young, ward of Stephen HAI LE, and bound out to James BURNS? His son, Jeremiah Pickett HALE {b. 1806) md . Nancy WADE (Franklin Co., 1827), removed to TN, ca 1842. Kenneth A. FLOYD, 2966 Franklin Rd . , Nashville, TN 37204_ 172-87. Nancy WADE (b. 1804) md. Jeremiab Pickett HALE {Franklin Co., 1827), Was she dau. of Casselton WADE and Judy CHANCELLOR of Franklin Co., and granddau, of John Utley WADE and Ally -?of Franklin Co.? Was John Utley WADE son of Jeremiah WADE (Bedford will, 1772)? Who were Judy CHANCELLOR'S parents? Kenneth A. FLOYD, address above. 173-87 . Seeking info about Dr. Jacob MACRANDER . He was in Roanoke Co. 1850 census along with wife Catherine KING. (The name is listed as McCRANDY). Catherine KING is in 1860 census but Jacob is not. Need date of death and place of burial. Also, did he practice medicine in Salem and Where? Joyce MACRANDER, Rt. 2, Box 5 A, Bates City, MO 64011_ 174-87. Would like to correspond with anyone researching the MACRANDER name or the related MURRAY'S. I have a picture thought to be the wedding picture of John Albert MACRANDER aad America Fanny MURRAY, 7 Dec . 1870. The picture was taken at A. H. PLICKER Photography in Salem, VA. Joyce MACRANDER, address above . 175-87. 1940's. Seeking info about Florence PERSINGER. She and her husband lived around Roanok e in the Her husband managed a Coca-Cola plant in Roanoke. Joyce MACRANDER, address above. 176-87. Trying to find info on Stephen CHILTON, b. 1806 somewhere in VA. Need to know his parents' He md. Sarah Adaline PERKINS of KY. Jodie UPDIKE, Rt. l, Box 281, Billings, MO 65610 names. 177-87 . Need info on Robert ELL I XSON 1 when & where born, possibly NC. Who were his parents? He md. Mary HANCOCK in 1782, Granville Co . , NC . Need info on her also. On e son was William ELLIXSON, daughters were Margaret, Elizabeth Caroline, Ann and Irabella . Need anything on the ELLIXSONS . Jodie UPDI KE, address above. 178-87 . Would like to hear from anyone working on the Pittsylvania Co. ALLEN, FARMER, HUBBARD, DUDLEY or BRAWNER lines. Jodie UPDIKE, address abo ve ~ 0 179,.87. Info needed on parents of Nancy GALLOWAY, b. 1797, VA. Father: llobert(?) GALLOWAY. Brother: James(?) GALLOWAY. Married Abraham FANNING, b. 1797, Wythe Co., VA; 1822 Lawrence Co. , TN. Share info on FANN I NGS and KELTNERS. Who were parents of Benjamin PEARSON, wife Betsey? Dau, Mary Elizabeth, b. 1839, Knox Co., TN according to family Bible. Mrs. Judie SCHATZ, 2154 Hamilton Drive, Granite City, IL 62040 180-87. Arn searching for d escendants of John LESTER, b. 11 Jan. 1752 ; son Willi am LESTER rod. Re b ec ca SIMMONS. They had a son, William S . LESTER who md. Rebecca COOPER. They had a son Robert LESTER who md. Nancy Rosabelle BOOTH. They moved to OK in 1890. Beth WILSON, Rt. 2 1440 S. Graham, Stroud, OK 74079 �158 BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts A FEW OF THE DESCENDANTS OF CHARLES MAYBERRY/MABRY OF GRAYSON (CARROLL) CO . 176?-1840 by Ora Belle Mayberry McColman and Other Descedants . Charles Mayberry (name changed to Mabry ) settled in Grayson (now Carroll) Co. in the late 1700's, married the daughter of Samuel Helton (Hylton) whose name is believed to have been Sarah Elizabeth . It is believed he was the son of Isaac Mayberry who was in now Patrick Co . at Mayberry (now Meadows of Ian) in the late l?OO ' s. Nine children : Ameli a married John Reynolds , Joshua G., John W., Isaac , Nancy married William Tyler Sutphin, Samuel S. , Elizabeth married Hiatt Montgomery , Jos eph J . Mabry , and Susannah married Jesse Reynolds . At least eleven grandchildren migrated to Illinois and beyond in the 1860's and 1870 ' s and four migrated into Kentucky . 499 pictures. Several copies of marriage records . Numerous newspaper clippings. Several letters . Most prevalent surnames : Alderman , Bel cher , Bolt , Bond , Bowman, Boyd, Branscome , Burnett , Caudill , Clark, Collier , Cox , Crawford, Dalton , Iavis, Dickerson, Duncan, Edmonds , Fariss , Ferguson , Fyffe, Gallimore , Gardner, Goad , Hanks, Harman, Harris, Holbrook , Horton, Hylton , Jackson, Jenkins , Jennings , Johnson , Jones, Keith , Kemp , Kesler , Knowles , Iargen, Lee , Lilly, Maberry, Mabry , Mayberry, Manning , Marshall , Martin , McGrady , McPeak, Moles , Montgomery , Moore , Morris, Nester, Pennington , Phillips , Quesenberry , Reed , Reynolds , Scaggs , Schockley, Smith , Spence, Starr , Stegall , Surratt , Sutphin , Thompson, Tolbert, Turman , Webb, Weddle, Weeks , White, Worrell and Young . Indexed through ?th generation . Total 817 pages, two volumes . Paper bound. $45 . 00 plus $3 . 00 postage and handling, plus $2 . 03 sales tax i n Va . $5. 00 discount to descendants . Send check or M.O. to Ora Belle McColman , 2123 - 10th St ., NW , Roanoke, Va . 24012. JOHN THOMAS ASHIEY (1838-1923) His Ancestors of Surry County , North Carolina , His Descendants of Roane County, West Virginia and Related Families " by Clara Mae Ross. "This book is a collection of information on the Ashley Family that the researchers have gathered since 1976. After talking to older members and the ones doing research on the West Virginia Ashleys , we learned this family descended from a John and a Richard Ashley, " They settled in Kanawha County , Virginia (now W. Va.) between 1808 and 1820. Researchers disagreed on the relationship of John and Richard. Many family charts have been included. There a r e 10 chapters in the book incl uding : I Children of Joseph Ashley , II children and grandchi ldren of John W Ashley, III Descendants of Richard Ashley , IV Children of John T Ashley , V James W Ashley Family, VI Lewis S Ashley , VII Sarah Ashley Callow Family , VIII Virginia Ashley Straight, IX Joe 0 Ashley , X Iakie Ashley Callow Family . There is an excellent appendix giving the sources: "The Ashley Family " by William Perry Johnson NC Genealogy Fall 1967, Early Ashley marriages and census records , land deeds , grants, wills and maps . There i s an index of personal names with 8 pages (double columns), index to Ashley names only. The book has 213 pages , photos , and a soft cover. A copy of this book is $12.95 plus $1.95 postage or 3 books for $39 . 95 including postage. Order from: Clara Mae Ross , PO Box 203 , Colfax, NC 27235 , PUBLICATION 10 is a comprehensive listing of Cemeteries in a nd around Surry County , NC, not found in Publications 1- 9, includes bordering Virginia Counties as well . Completely indexed (surnames) , special photos , 259 pages . Includes the latest sales list with prices of cemetery publications , Order from: Wallace Kallam, 146 Kallam Road , Mt Airy, NC 27030, Price $32 . 00 =========~=============================~======= = ============ ====== = ======= "CRIMINAL CONVERSATION I n the 18th century, the British adultery trials were often printed as broads ides or books. These were called "criminal conversation " (a synonym for adultery) cases. ---~- -- --- - ---- --- - --- - - - -------- --- ----- - --------- - --------------------------- - --- - ---- - --- -- �157 SANDY RIDGE - KISER-POWERS KIN by Esther Kiser. This is a narrative story of how Esther Kier ' s grandfathers (Joseph Kiser married Susanna Stacy in Page Co , Va) and their brothers migrated to an unsettled ridge and spur in southwest Virginia, and turned land into farm land , built homes and raised families . It gives an in depth look at the Kiser-Powers families and includes sketches and anecdotes of this neighbors , teachers , doctors , and friends whose names include Breeding, Brooks, Kiser , Music , Powers, Rasnake, Shook, Smith , Sutherland, Tiller and others. The book includes 10 chapters: I Kiser Families , II Powers Families , III-VI Presents Esther's parents and their children and life on a hill top farm, VII Neighbors, Occupations (rnoonshining , coal mining , doctoring , etc) and Wilder - a coal mining town , VIII Schools, Teachers , Pupils , Subjects and Customs, IX Kiser- Powers clans as practicing Primitive Baptists, X Military Service and Non-military Confrontations on the Home Front. There are many family photos . 425 pages, with sources, and bibliography . The price of the book is $32 . 00 postpaid . Order from : Esther Kiser , PO Box 175, Cleveland, Va 24225. ONCE UPON A MEMORY by Jean Alessi and Jan Miller. The authors have been working with family members - children, parents , step-parents, grandparents, husbands, wives , aunts , uncles - teaching them how to be effective family members. Growing with their s tudents led them to explore the field of family history. They discovered that when their students explore their roots, preserve their present, and organize their history for future family members to enjoy they enrich their present lives . The book has 9 chapters, 20 Tips for Treasure Hunters and how to write an interesting family history , 125 pages , a bibliography a nd an index. Order from: Betterway Publications , Inc . , White Hall, Virginia 22987 . The price of the book is $7 . 95 . EXCHANGE QUARTERLY SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA ANCESTORS . The Southwest Virginia Ancestors Quarterly is published Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter, This publication is outstanding with the publication of actual records from southwestern Virginia counties, Spring & Summer 1987 . Contents : I Federal Census, Grayson County, Va. 1820; Tazewell County, Va 1840; Wyoming County , Va (now WV) 1850. II Rus s ell County, Va Court Order Book I. III Federal Mortality Census Schedules, Buchanan Co , Va, 1860; Wise Co, Va, Birth Records . IV Revolutionary War Pension Applications of Col. Charles Cocke, Lee Co, Ephriam Osbourne, Montgomery Co , Va ; Nimrod Taylor, Scott Co, Va . V. A list of genealogical publications fro sale . V Address of Virginia Records Microfilm Service: State Dept of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, James Madison Bldg., PO Box 1000 , Richmond , Va 23209, Subscription rate is $20. 00 and begins with the first issue of the year. +=============================================================================== GENEALOGY HINTS : One of the first things that I would suggest for anyone starting on genealogy is to read a good book (several) on genealogy. The prices range from a few dollars to $40, 00. There are paperback editions - eg: "Searching For Your Ancestors " by Gilbert H Doane and"How to Trace Your Family Tree" by American Genealogical Research Institute Staff - are inexpensive, Many books have been published on "How To " for under $10. 00 - some are on a special research problem. I have one one(which I bought from the Mormon Church)"Building an American Pedigree " by Norman E Wright, published 1974 - the price was reasonable . Two other books which are very good - "The Researcher ' s Guide to American Genealogy 11 by Val D Greenwood (under $20. 00) and "The Source"- A Guidebook of American Genealogy " edited by Arlene Eakle & Johni Cerny ( $39. 95). Each book will give you an idea on where to look or a new approach to your problem. No one book can completely cover a subject. bf -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �P . 0 . BOX 7469 RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 23221 September 21, 1987 Dear Member of the Virginia Genealogical Society, By now you may have heard of the closing of the building housing the Virginia State Library and Archives on August 18. At present the state is awaiting the results of tests to determine whether or not the structure is safe to reopen because of problems such as asbestos, mold and fungus . Work has been done according to the newspapers, to upgrade the electrical system , the fail~re of which prompted the closing. There are no publically announced dates for reopening at this time . The Virginia State Library an~ Archiv~s :e~resents the ~argest single concentration of genealogical material on Virginia . The closing of this major facility, while obviously necessary , is of great concern to all genealogists in Virginia and to those around the country with Virginia ancestors . The sad condition into which this building has been allowed to deteriorate is illustrative of the over-all lack of attention by the state government and the General Assembly in particular, to the State Library for some time . The present building is fifty years old and has out - grown its usefulness as the secure storehouse for Virginia 1 s historical , literary, and archival treasures . A new General Assembly convenes in January for the long session and presentation of the governor 1 s biennial budget . Now is the time for each member of the Virginia Genealogical Society who is a resident of Virginia to write to Governor Baliles and to their state senator and delegate . I have already written to the governor and to all members of the Senate and House finance and appropriation committees . Funding for the State Library must be increased. Each letter to these state offic i als should be concise . It shou ld brief l y state your concern that the l i brary is closed and , more importantly, that you strongly urge the gove r nor and Gen eral Assembly to provide more funding to the Virginia State Library and Archives to insure proper and improved preservation and processing of archival materials and proper a n d i mproved services to the public. You might wish to add that if the present buildin g is determined to be unsafe for continued use, that an immediate move of the libr ary and archives be made to secure, safe quarters where the public will have access and parking . We do not want to see a similar situation develop in Virginia as in Maine where the State Library has been c l osed for similar reasons since April 1986! Even if the present building is reopened, you should urge state off icials to take immediate steps towards the planning and construction of a new, modern and larger State Library building with parking. A new building will take years to achieve but a start mus t be made soon. Your local public library will be able to p r ovide you with the names of your state senator and delegate. The governor 1 s address is : The Honorable Gerald L.Baliles , Office of the Governor, Richmond, VA 23219 . For years the State Library has helped genealogists; now is the time for us to reciprocate . Please write soon. Sincere l y, ~~ . ~ Eric G. Grundset President , Virginia Genealogical Society �================================================================================== BOOK REVIEWS : Al l books sent will be revie~ed and printed in the next issue of VAN. Please include the price of the book , any advertising material that you have and where the book may be ordered . 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I ., I •• It •. .. • ,, ' t ,. ~ . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. 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XI - No. ) - August 1987 CONTENTS Letter from John Nicolay , VPISU 8la The Place Namers 81 Reports of the US Board of Geographic Names 86 Marriage Records of Botetourt County, Virginia (con't) 87 Johnston's Letters 98 An Old Invoice 98 Henry County, Virginia, Ministers ' Returns 105 Voters Registration book, Botetourt County, Virginia 108 Wythe County , Virginia , Legislative Petition 109 St Matthew's Cemetery, Riner , Montgomery County, Virginia 110 Surname Index 113 Queries 116 Book Reviews 119 Corrections: 104, 112 , 115, 116. Genealogical Hints: 115, 116 =================================================================================== PROGRAMS - 1987 July 18 - "American Constitution" - Ray Garland August 15 - "Early District Courts " - John P Alderman September l9 - ''Etiquette i n County Court Record Rooms" - Elizabeth Stokes October 17 - Workshop - Hotel Roanoke, Roanoke, Va November 21 - "My Civil War Ancestor (Grandfather)" - Bayes Wilson December - no meeting =======================~========================================================~= The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month (except December) at l:JO pm at the Central Roanoke City Library , Elmwood Park, in the Brody Room. COME EARLY: Do research in the Virginia Room before and after the meeting . ====== ====~==~=========~================ =~======================================= �8/IL A LAND-GRANT UNIVERS11Y VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND ST A TE UNIVERSITY Blacksburg , Virg inia CENTER FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY 24061 U.S.A. <703 ) 96 1·5 133/ 58 30 Mrs Claude S Fowler 1716 Colgate St NE Roanoke, Virginia 24012 Dear Mrs. Fowler, I am coordinating an effort to offer to interested persons pub 1 i cat i ans pertaining to the history of southwest Virginia. This effort re presents a first time effort to bring to readers important and cri ti ca 1 researc h done as degree re 1 a ted research or independent research by competent writers. We a re not doing this as a company related function, but simply, and honestly to crea t e a market for riters and historians who normally would find the task overwhelming and discouraging. To this end , I am asking that you provide a brief ins ert in your organization's newsletter (Southwest Geneaological Association) reques ting interested readers t o send thei r name and address to me at the university . In turn I will notify them of materials which appear of interest and a price. At their descretion, they can order any given pub 1i ca ti on. Fo 11 owing sufficient numbers of orders, we wi 11 pub 1 i sh and ship. We have ascertained that a minimum of 500 copies should be published if we are to offer the writers and historians a financial incen t i ve to submit. I hope you find this idea useful, and that you are willing to share this with your impo rtant readership. As we build momentum, the responsibility for this "press" will be handed over to a viable organization. My ultimate goal is to create a University Pr ess for southwestern Vi rgi ni a history and re 1ated subjects. Sufficient strength wi 11 create graduate student funding and co 11 ege prestige. I awa i t your reply. ctfully submitted, June 23, 1987 J ================================================================================= Q11arterly . . WESTERN MARYLAND GENEALOGY: Maryl and. count:ies , Fred erick , Wa shing ton , Allegany, Garrett, Montgomery & Car roll. Edited by Donna Vall ey Russell, a c ertified g enealogist & Fellow of the Ameri can So c i ety of Genealog i sts . $1.5 . 00 a year beg ins with January , Address : Western Maryl and Genealog y, Catoctin Press , 7 09 Ea.s t Ma i n Street, Mi ddl etown , MD 21796. ==================================================================-================= �81 The Place Namers T he little known agmcy that tried to make Pittshurgh drop its "h" has had successes too by Vernon Pizer (Editor's note: This article appeared in the Jan 1980 issue of the The American Legion magazine , and they have given us permission to reprint the article and the art work . At first we throught that we would omit some of the article but on rereading it , we could not decide just what to omit - so here is the article in full. Our thanks to the American Legion magazine.) Not so long ago a group of federal officials assembled around a conference table in Washington and literally made a mountain out of a mole hill. This happened at a regular meeting of the Domestic Names Committee of the US Board on Geographic Names and one of the agenda items was a request from the town of Mole Hill, WV, that it be renamed Mountain. The Committee considered the matter and sanctioned the change. But if there are moments of lightness in BGN proceedings, it is not a fun-and-games operation . The Board is the arbiter of the nation's nearly four million placenames and of the federally-accepted version of the uncounted millions of foreign names, including the labels pinned on topographic features on seabeds and on extraterrestrial bodies. With a mandate extending from the smallest crossroads hamlet to the far side of distant planets, its decisions affect legal , political, economic , academic, and even military matters. At the outbreak of World War II, when the US urgently needed worldwide maps with standardized place-names to forestall confusion among its own forces and between itself and its allies -- a monumental undertaking complicated by the requirement for devising ways to render in the Roman alphabet such non-Roman systems as Japanese, Arabic, Chinese and Russian -- it was BGN that leaped into the breach. VS1',m!a Appala.Ch1an Notes �Remarkably, BGN has achieved the ultimate state of grace that zealots of economy It has no staff, no budget and no facilities of its own , at least in a technical sense . It exists entirely on n o-fa t-on-the-bone handouts from other federal agencies . The Board ' s operations are directed by Dr. Richard R Randall , who also serves as geographer of the Defense Mapping agency , ass isted by a staff of 27 who are carried on Department of Defense and Department of Interior rolls. They work out of a handful of offices scrounged from the US Naval Observatory and from the US Geological Survey . in government dream about . It is entirely fitting that the Board should be unique a mon g go vernment agencies -- it was created to cope with a unique situation . It s temmed from the long-ago day in 151J when Ponce de Leon made landfall off a peninsula in the New world and dubbed it Florida, the oldest geographic name of Eu ropean origin still in use in the nation , "Ponce de Leon started the country ofJ' 01 1 :i. na min g jag that never ran out os steam , '' Dick Randall observes . "Few who .fo1 I owerl i 11 l1ic. rootsteps were immune to the bite of the place-name bug. " Explorers , settlers , soldiers , woodsmen , all showered the I'ac:e or the land with whatever geographic labels struck their fancy . Take, for instance , the Spanish explorers in what would become Colorado , who named a river El Rio de las Animas Perdidas en Purgatorio , "the river of souls lost in purgatory, ''because many of their party were slain there by Comanches , French trappers who followed the Spaniards truncated the lon g , storytelling name and gave it a French accent by recasting it as Purgatoire . En glish-speaking settlers altered it once more , making it more comfortable on Anglo-Saxon tongues by transmuting it to Picketwire . Or consider the place in Massachusetts that the Indians called Shamut . When the white men arrived they ignored Shamut and adopted Trimountain in its stead , but only 10 years later they dropped Trimountai n and replaced i t with Boston , To the south was a Connecti cut s ite that Indians called Quinnipiac after an adjacent river , but Dutch surveyors laying out a town there chose a new name , Rodenberghen . When the English dis placed the Dutch they erased Rodenberghen :from the map , restoring Q.uinnipiac. A s hort time lat er they had second thoughts and rel abeled the place New Haven . After the westward expans ion began in earnest , place-naming went from fever to epidemic, often with bizarre consequences. Settlers putting down t heir roots at the mouth of the Licking River in Ohio christened the place Columbia but almost at once a scholar among them engineered a switch to a new name he co ined . His linguistic invention started with L for Licking River ; then added "os ", Greek for "mouth"; •anti, " Latin for "opposite "; and ' ville ', French for "city "; ending up with Losanti ville -- " city opposite the mouth of the Licking River , " Two years later, General Arthur St . Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory and devoted member of the patriotic Society of the Cincinnati , arriv ed for an official inspection . His first \.fords were , "Tu.mn i t, Losantiville is a terrible name . Change it to Cincinnati." If St Clair was forthright , Archibald Yell was devious , Yell , running for Congress from Shawneetown, Ark , was bei ng pressed by a local rival for the same seat . Theorizing that if he could get Shawneetown to rename itself for him the resulti ng publicity . would translate into votes, Yell slipped $50 to some g o-betweens to promote the switch. The ploy worked and Shawneetown became Yellsville. It would be nice to say that tainted politics never succeed, but the truth is that Archibald Yell of Yellsville went to the nation ' s capital . Slowly it began to dawn on government officials that the nation ' s haphazard , freewheeling approach to place-naming was tripping it up . So many p laces h ad dubbed themselves Lafayette to honor the Revolutionary hero that mail , g oods and travelers were forever ending up in the wrong one. Ensared in the tangle, harried postal Vtrallrta AJ:wai.:a.:}. ~:.::.:-~ 1-!otr-.i �authorities cried ou t , "Enought : No more I.af'ayettes :" This was a challenge many could not resist -- there was an outpouring of such variants as I.afayette Hill, Iafayette Springs , Fayette , Fayette City and Fayetteville, Even if the Frenchman had stayed home there still would have been plenty of thorns There were scores of Washingtons , Franklins , Manchesters , Newports, Alexandrias . Fifty places were named Cedar. Seventyf i ve were named Summit and 20 states had more than one Summit within their borders. Indiana had t wo towns named Scipio only 50 miles from one another, Mount 'labor, NC , and Mount 'labor , SC, were confused with one another so consistently that in des peration the South Carolinians dropped their Mount and turned their 'labor backwards to become Reba t . in the thicket of American place-names . To make a bad situation worse, numerous places went by several different names simultaneously . To begin with, a town would have the title adopted for it by its municipal authorities but its post office might , and frequently did , bear a quite different d esignation assigned by postal officials . Meanwhile , its railroa d station often bore yet another name bestowed by the railroad serving the town , and, if there were a local military post or lighthouse , the departments responsible for them might list their locations by place-names unique to them alone . Finally, if the community served as a county seat , the county authorities often had their own designation fo r the place , as in the case of the West Virginia town that county officials i ns isted was Raleigh Court House, while the city fathers were adamant in proclaiming that it was Beckley , Alarmed by the topsy-turvy situation , President Benjamin Harri son issued an executive directive in 1890 creating the US Board of Geographic Names to bring order out of the chaos . It was that directive that established the Board ' s unique position as Washington bureauracy ' s scrounger , because in i t Harrison specified that BGN "shall entail no expense on the Government. " He appointed 10 members to the Board from other f ederal departments, instructing the parent bodies to continue their salaries . He had not, of course , invented a way of creating a cost-free agency , but by having others foot the bill he played a budgetary shell-game that produced that illusion . In its first year , BGN tackled two different tasks . First , it devised a set of principles for the form and spelling of place-names. Second, it considered 2 ,000 cases in which places were identified by more than one name and decided which was the proper des ignation . The decision was usually accepted calmly enough because BGN tried, with reasonable success, to select the name enjoying widest usuage and strongest public support. If it ignored local wishes -- as it did when it chose Porto Rico over Puerto Rico - - the cries of protest were i nstantaneous and loud. In the case of Porto Rico the cries did not abate for nearly 50 years until Congress , taking the ma tter out of the Board' s hands , passed a bill restoring the name to Puerto Rico. On the whole, though , BGN 's efforts to hack clearings through the wild linguistic growth usually went fai rly smoothly. rt was a different story with the principles laid down for the place- name forms. Nobody quarreled with the objectives : simplification and streamlining. It was the way the goal was to be achieved that raised hackles . Most of the objections focused on two BGN edi cts : that names ending in "burgh" drop their ' h ' to become " burg" and that apostrophes be eliminated so that a place like Miller ' s lake woul d become Mill ers Lake . Of the t wo, the ' h ' drew first blood, There were at that time a half-dozen towns around the country that had styled themselves Pittsburgh in mimicry of the original in Pa. They groused for a. while and then , concluding that res i s tance was futile , dropped their ' h 1 to become Pittsburg, The Pennsylvanians were made of sterner stuff. It was not just pride of authorship, but more because many of the early settlers were Scots. In fashion ing their muniVtr&lnia A.ppwchll:.n 1~01.~.i !f3 �cipal title they had given it a typically Scottish ending of 'burgh • to remind of their heritage , If "burg" was unmistakably German -- as in Hamburg and brandenburg -- and the Pennsylvanians balked at hiding their Scottish light under a German bushel. So they dug in their heels and fought the BGN edict, backed by a vigorous editorial campaign in the local press. Federal maps , documents and post offices dropped the city's 'h ' but residents stubbornly continued to use it in all correspondence . Municipal leaders enlisted the aid of Pa. ' s congressmen to pressure the Board to reverse its ruling , but it declined . Both sides were adamant and the stand-off persisted year after year, Not until 1932, in a report to President Hoover , did the Board wearily raise the white flag of surrender, conceding that Pittsburgh was entitled to its 'h'. The seemingly innocuous apostrophe was to become as troublesome for BGN as the ' h' . At first it seemed that the public would agree docilely to relinquish its apostrophes. In one year alone -- 1894 - - postal authorities industriously pruned 1 , 665 apostrophes from post office names. Mapmakers , railroads, educators, editors and publishers fell in line , snipping away at the grammatical mark . 'Ihe affected places themselves , bowing to the inevitable, followed suit . Except Martha ' s Vineyard, Mass. The Vineyarders doted on their apostrophe . It had been theirs ever since 1642 when Capt. Bartholomew Gosnold discovered the island and named it for its lush growth of will grapevines and for his daughter, Martha . 'Ihe Vineyarders refused resolutely to relinquish their three-century-old a postrophe . Flaunting i t like a battle flag, they counter-attacked through the press, through citizen lobbies and through their ele~ted officials , It took a long time but ultimately , like the Pittsburghers, they were victorious . By coincidence, it was in its 1932 report to President Hoover -- the same one in which it tossed in the towel on the Pittsburgh 'h' -- that the Board announced its surrender on the Martha ' s Vineyard apostrophe . With the files closed on those two nagging issues, the BGN staff breathed a collective sigh of relief , It was premature . A new storm broke out in the north. Thompson's Point, VT, had been stripped of both its apostrophe and its ' s' , being converted to simply Thompson Point . Never reconciled to the amputation, the residents now launched an offensive to recapture their missing linguistic parts , 'Ihe Board refused to lift its ban but the voices of protes t would not be silenced . Finally, in 1964, BGN relented to the extent of restoring the ' s' while holding fast to the apostrophe . Thompsons Point was only a half-victory that did not satisfy the Pointers : they continued to press their campaign . Four years later , the Vt, legislature joined the fray officially by voting unanimous approval of Thompson's Pint, with the cherished curlicue firmly in place , as the town's authentic name. The Board was unmoved by the action . 'Ihe matter is still unresolved , both sides still entrenched on opposite flanks of the disputed little mark. "I know it must make us sound like bureaucratic nincompoops , " Randall says ruefully, "but there is good reason for our obstinacy, We ban apostrophes in place-names because on a map they can be misread as topographic marks, causing confusion . This is especially true on nautical charts where an apostrophe is often mistaken as an indication of rocks," The fact is that as the nation ' s arbiter of its place-names the Board frequently finds itself in a damned-if-we- do-and- damned- if-we-don ' t dilemma . Cape canaveral demonstrates how it can wind up in a no-win situation . In 1963, Pres . Lyndon Johnson asked BGN to redes ignate the Fla. cape as Cape Kennedy to honor his assassinated predecessor in office. Complying with the White House request, the Board made the change. But Canaveral was so firmly entrenched among Floridians that they refused to go along with the switch. The issue was debated in the state legislature which voted for retention of Canaveral as the authorized name for all except the portion of the cape under federal control for operation of the space flight center. Later, Vtr&1D1& AppeJ.a.ehian NoteA �when Pres . Johnson wa s occupied with other problems , BGN quietly rescinded its order. Involvement i n place-name disputes is no novelty to Dick Randall -- he was born into one. At the time of his birth, Seattle was rent by a move to rename Mount Rainier, its f a mous landmark, a proposal the Randalls opposed vigorously. "That mountain was named for an ancestor of mine; in fact, my middle name is Rainier," he explains. "So I a m delighted that we balked the change." One recent change t hat did go through brought Randall and his colleagues at BGN a spage of good-natured ribbing, including coast-to-coast quips by Johnny Carson on the 'Tonig ht' show. It grew out of the Board ' s laudable undertaking to eliminate offensive or derogatory place-names, an effort that has erased such indignities as Jap Mountain. (BGN, however, achieved only cosmetic improvement with another mountain; resistan ce to elimination of the earthy name of this outhouse- shaped rock formation was so strong that the Board succeeded only in truncating it to S.H. Mountain.) What drew the recent coast-to-coast chuckles was BGN's treatment of an Oregon site noted for an establishment where the world's oldest profession was plied. The Board altered the place-name from Whorehouse Meadow to Naughty Girl Meadow. But a current place-name i ssue is not generating chuckles for anyone . It arises from an Alaska request to BGN to revert to Mount McKinley's orig inal Indian name, Denali . Because the modern name of the continent ' s highest peak honors the Ohioborn 25th president , the Ohio Congressional delegation has risen in defense of its native son. At present the controversy is swirling through the halls of Congress, with both Alaska and Ohio pressing for support of their opposing points of view. Hoping it will not be scorched by this political hot potato, the Board is maintain ing a discreetly low profile in the matter. In an average month the Board renders some 100 decisions on domestic place- names and those generating the heat of a Pittsburgh, a Canaveral or a McKinley are the exception. That is fortunate because now BGN faces a challenge from abroad that is taxing its lean resources -- Pinyin, the new system adopted this year by the People's Republic of China for rendering Chinese names in the Roman alphabet. Pinyin confronts geographers with complexities on a par equal with those most of us would face if suddenly we had to adopt the metric and Celsius systems in place of our familiar units of measurement . In Pinyin, Peking. becomes Beijing, Canton becomes Guangzhou, Sinkiang becomes Xinjiang , and Tibet is Xizang. "It's the biggest problem we've ever faced ," Randall exclaims. "We have to alter all our place-names on China as the Chinese release the new Pinyin forms, We are working on the 18,000 they have released so far but the total will probably run over a million." The arrival of Pinyin can bring no cheer to Vermont. Confronted by the enormity of its Chinese challenge , the BGN is unlikely any time soon to reconsider the plea for restoration of the Thompsons Point apostrophe . (editor ' s note: My apologies to the author -- I abbreviated state names and used apostrophes( ' ) to designate italic letters.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------IN MEMORY of Frances Barksdale Burton wife of our member, Charles T. Burton ================================================================================= Vtr~ Appalachian Notea �FIRST REPORT OF THE US BOARD OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 1890-1891 SECOND REPORT OF THE US BOARD OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 1 890- 1899 These volumes are found in the Manuscript Room (Rare Book Room) at the National Archives, Washington , IX.!. The 1st Report is a small volume , the 2nd Report has 200 pages and all place names are in alphabetic order and I did not have time to go completely through the book . The US Board of Geographic Names (formed 1890) was created to devise a set of princi pals for the form and spelling of place-names and 2nd , it considered 2 , 000 cases in which places were identified by more than one name and decided which was the proper designation. The following are some of the Virginia place names that were and what they were changed to . FIRST REPORT OF THE US BOARD OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 1890-1891 Appendix A (adp . - adopted ; dr . - dropped) p 11. ad . Accomac . County seat , Accomac Co , Va . dr . - Accomack Court House. p 11. ad , Aiken, James River, Va . dr . - Aikin, Aiken ' s Landing . p 12 . ad . Aquia , Creek and landing , Potomac River , Virginia ad . Ayletts , King William Co , Va . p lJ. ad. Bells Rock, York River, Va . ad . Bigler Mill , York River, Va. Brandy Station , Culpeper Co. , Va . dr . Branty . p 14. ad ad . Bush Bluff , Elizabeth River , Va p 15. p 18. ad . Curles Neck , James River , Va p 20. ad. Dollers Pt ., Va p 23. ad . Goshen , Rockbridge Co, Va. dr. - Goshen Bridge . dr . - Metompkin Inlet . p JO. ad . Metomkin , Inlet & Point , Va. SECOND REPORT OF THE US BOARD OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 1890-1899 p p 27. p 28. p 28. p 29. p 30. p JO. p p p p p Jl. p 38. 35. 35, 35. J6. p 42 . p 48. p 54. ad . Accomac - county seat of Accomac Co. , Va . - not Drummonclon. ad. Aquia, Stafford Co , Va . Not Acquia . ad, Armstrong; PO - Bath Co, Va . ( not Cloverdale) ad. Arvonia PO & Railroad station, Buckingham Co , Va . Not Arvon ad. Bailey; Railroad station , Tazewell Co , Va . Not Bailey Switch nor Fannie ad . Ballinger Creek, Fluvanna Co , Va . Not Ballenger's ad. Ballston, PO & village, Alexandra Co , Va. Not Balls Cross Road. ad . Ba.th Alum PO, Ba.th Co, Va. Not Bathalum . ad. Bland - county s eat of Bland Co , Va. Not Seddon ad . Bolar, PO, Bath Co, Va . Not Boler Springs . ad , Bonbrook Creek, Cumberland Co , Va. Not Bondbrook. ad. Boyd Tavern, PO, Albemarle Co ., Va . Not Boyds nor Boyd Old Tavern , ad. Buck Island Creek, Albemarle Co, Va. Not Buck Eyeland . ad Chaffin - bluff , James River , Henri co Co, Va. Not Chaffin ' s not Chapin ' s . Cornelius Creek, Henrico Co, Va. Not Wilton . Dunloup - creek and village - Fayette Co, WV. Not Dunloop, Dun Loup, Upper Loop nor Wiper Loop. Vtrllln1a Appabc"h1.::- n N otn:; - _J �87 MARRIAGE RECORDS OF BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA Conti nued from Vol. fl , # .:~ , p 5;/ 98. BEARD, Willia m & Susanna Potts . 21 Aug 1793. Sur : Marshall Galloway, Wit : H Bowyer . CONSENT : 19 Aug 179.3. Robt Shadden . MIN RET: William Beard & Susanna Potts md Aug 2_(?) , 1793 by Henry VanOver. Summers . Worrell . 99. BOGGESS , George & Jane Haynes . 22 Aug 1793. Sur : William Harrison . Wit: H Bowyer . CONSENT : 17 Aug 1793 . Benjamin Haynes , father. Wit : Jos ' h Haynes . MI N RET : George Bogges & Jane Haynes md Aug 28 , 1793 by Christopher Clark , Jacksons River , Botetourt County. Summers : Boggs . Worrell . 100. BOSSFORD , Samuel & Sarah Shaver. 2 Nov 1793. Sur : Jacob Shaver. Wit: H Bowyer . CONSENT : F 'n Shavour , father . Nov 1 , 17793 (sic ). Wit : Paidg Ca:rney. MIN RET : Sam 'l Bassford & Sarah Shaver md 5 Nov 1793 by B McHenry. Summers : Brassford. Worrell: Nov 1, 1779; Basford ; Shavous. consent - F ' r ; Paidg Currey. Fowler: 101. BRIANS (sig Bryan) , James & Elizabeth Vineyard, 28 Dec 1793 . Sur : Christian Vineyard . Wit: H Bowyer. Summers : Bryan . Worrell . Good : Briam ; Ger sig : Christian Weynm~~-(?). 102 . BURNES , James (sig Burns) & Susanna Hughs , 17 June 1793. Sur: George Huse (sig Hughs) . Wit : T Bowyer. CONSENT: June 17 , 179J. Thomas Huse, father of Susanna Hughs. Wi t: George Huse ; Ned Huse . Summers : Hug hes . Worrell: Hughes . lOJ . CLOYD, John & Mary Withero . 14 Nov 1793. Sur : John Hellams. Wit : H Bowyers . CONSENT: 14 Nov 1793. William Witherow, father. Wit: Henry Minneck ; John Witherow . MIN RET: John Cloyd & Mary Withero md Nov 21 , 1793 by Henry VanOver. Burton: Hellams now Helms . Summers . Worrell: Nov lJ ; Withrow. 104 . CRAWFORD , English & Mary Caldwell. 15 June 1793. Sur: Hugh Caldwell. Wit : H Bowyer. LICENSE : 15 June 179.3. English Crawford & Mary Caldwell. Signed by Pat Lockhart , MIN RET : Engli sh Crawford & Mary Caldwell md June 20, 179.3 by Alexander Ross . Summers . Worrell : June 17. 105. DAVIS , Silas & Elizabeth Phillips . 23 May 179.3. Sur: Joseph Alderson. CONSENT : 22 May 1793 . Samuel Phillips , father. (sp Sillis I.aves). Wit: Joseph Alderson , Alixander Ross . LICENSE: 2J May 1793. Silas I.avis & Elizabeth Phillips . Signed by Pat Lockhart. MIN RET: md 23 May 1793 by Alexander Ross, Summers. Worrell. 106. DENTON , Benjamin & Peggy Anderson dau of Robert Anderson. 22 July 1793 Sur : Robert Anderson . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET: Benjamin Denton & Peggy Anderson md July 24, 1793 by Edwd Crawford, Summers . Worrell. Vttasma Appalachian .N otesl �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 107 , FLEEK, Peter & Mary Griffith - list dated May 6 , 1793 - md by Be nnett Maxey , MIN RET . Summers . 108, Worrell : not listed. GANT , Joseph & Mary Caldwell md Jan JO , 1793 by Edwd Crawford. MIN RET . Summers : not listed. Worrell : consent by Rachel Gant & Mary Caldwell , 1793 · (note: we could find no bond or consent . ) 109. GREENLEE , James & J ane Mc.David . 1 Apr 1793 . Sur : William Henry. Wit : H Bowyer, CONSENT : 1 Apr 1793 . John Mc.David , fat her . Wit : William Henry; Sam Garwood . LICENSE : Apri l 1 , 1793 , signed by McClenechan . MIN RET : James Greenlee & Jane Mciavi d md Apr 13 , 1793 by N Shrews bury . Summers : Apr 110 . Helms erick sig); J. Worrell . HANSPACH, Peter (Ger Sig) & Cathrine Reed . 9 Sept 179J . Sur : Daniel ( sig : Joh Ianiel Helm) . Wit : H Bowyer . CONSENT : 9 Sept 1793 . FredReed (Ger sig) , father . (sp Peter Haunspach ) . Wit : Daniel Helms (Ger John Moore . Summers : Hanspack. Worrell : Hauspeck or Hauss eck . Good : Peter Anspach sig of Hans pach ; Reid ; Ger sig - Joh Tu.niel Helm . Burton : Hanspach - some members of this family spell it Aunspaugh; Joh sometimes used as we use Reverent. 111. HARMOND or Harmon (sig Harman) , Jacob & Elizabeth Hickle . lJ Nov 179.3 . Sur : Michael Book. Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : Luis Hickel (Ger sig) . Wit : Michael Book. MIN RET : Jacob Hannon & Elizabeth Hickle - list dated July 1794 - md by ID:lwd Mitchell . Summers: Sidney Hickle , parent . Worrell : Heckle . Good : Harmonds ; consent: Lues Hickle , Ger sig Ludwi g Hikel. Burton : Luis is Lewis . 112, HAWKINS , John & Sarah Lauderdale . 17 Oct 179J . Sur : John Lauderdale. Wit: H Bowyer, CONSENT : 17 Oct 1793. Jas I.auderdale Junr , fa t her of' Sally. (s p Jon Hakers(? ) ) . Back : John I.aunderdale swears t o above . Summers: 1773 . Worrell : Oct 1.3 . 113 . HEARTMAN ( s ig Hartman) , Jacob & Margaret Beard . 12 Nov 1793 . Sur : Martin Beard. Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Jacob Hartman & Margaret Beard rnd Nov 19( ?), 1793 by Henry VanOver. Summers , Worrell: Heartman . 114. HELMENTALLER, Falser & Margaret Brinrnan . 25 Nov 1793 . Sur : Jacob Helmentaller. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : Nov 22, 179J . ~~ & ~~ Brinmon , parents . (Ger sig). Wit #1: Helmantaller; #2 . Brinmon . MIN RET : Polser Helmentaller 7 Margaret Branmer md Dec 28, 179.3 by Christopher Clark. Md by license . Summers: Olser Helmentaller; Brennan. Worrell : Brenner. Good : groom Hilmentaller; sur Helmantaller; Margred Brinner , mother ; father( ? ) : in consent Margret & Palsen Helmental er; wit #1 Migel Helmendaller . Burton : ( 2nd look) father Hans Iarius Brimner; wit #2 Conrad H Brinner; groom Palcer. 115. HILLIS, John & Eunicey Ritchey. 16 Sept 1793. Sur: Hugh Paul . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: 14 Sept 1793. Willia m Ritchey , father. Wit : Hugh Paul. MIN RET: John Hillis & Eunice Ritchy md Sept 16, 1793 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: misprint - Hills & Hinderlight mixup. Vtratma Appalachian Notes Worrell: Hilles. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 89 116. HOLOWAY, John & Elizabeth Haynes md Aug 29, 1793 , by license by Christopher Clark, Jackson River, Botetourt Co. Summers: misprint, Worrell: not listed. 117. HOWARD , Thomas & Pattey Hughes. 28 May 1783. Sur: William McClenechan . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: 27 May 1793. Wl ' m Huggs, father , • •• and wife. Wit: Joseph Anderson ; Wil 'm McClanahan, MIN RET: Thomas Howard & Patty Hughs md May 29 , 1793 by Edwd Crawford . Summers : Nov 25 , 1782; Wm Hughes. Worrell : Wm Hughes; 179J. 118. INGLE, Henry & Sarah Hanson . 8 May 1793. Sur: David Hanson . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Henry Ingle & Sarah Hanson md May 9, 1793 by Edwd Crawford. Summers . Worrell . 119. KESLER (sig Kessler), Christian & Mary Clear. 21 Oct 179J. Sur: Thomas Clear (sig Clare) . Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: 21 Oct 179J. Susanna Clear. Wit: James Breckenridge. MIN RET : Christian Kesler & Mary Clear md Oct 6, 1793 by Henry VanOver. Summers . Worrell . Burton : Clare. 120. KESLER, David & Phebea Rightman. 7 March 179J. SUr: Michael Kerns. Wit: H Bowyer, MIN RET : Daniel Kesler & Phebea Rightmire md Nov 21, 1793 by Henry Van Over. Worrell: Rebecca . Good : Rightmess; Kirm. summers: Phebe Rightsman. 121. KYLE , Jeremiah & Mary Kyle. 18 Mar 1793. Sur : William Kyle . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET: Jeremiah Kyle & Mary Kyle md March 20 , 1793 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers . Worrell. 122 . No Bond . CONSENT: 15 June 1793. Wm McClenechan . marry my dau Jenny. Wit : Wm Taylor; R Kent . Summers: not listed . Worrell: not listed. 12J . LINDSEY, Samuel & Ann Mccarrol. H Bowyer. Summers. And'w Lewis Jun'r to 13 Aug 1793. Sur: John McCa.rroll. Wit: Worrell . 124. LOONEY , Benjamin & Elizabeth McClure. 22 July 1793. Sur: Richard McClure. Wit: H Bowyer . CONSENT: July 17, 1793. Absolum Looney, father of Benjaman. Wit: John Summerfield; Hugh Caldwell. CONSENT: 22 July, 1793. Richard McClure , gdn to his s ister Elizabeth - her parents being dead. Wit: Samuel Lewis . LICENSE: 22 July 1793 . Benjamin Looney & Elizabeth McClure. Signed by Pat, Lockhart. MIN RET : Benjamin Looney & Elizabeth McClure md July 27 , 1793 by Alexander Ross. Summers . Worrell . 125. McMURREY , Robert & Elizabeth Loague md Mar 19, 1793 by Christopher Clark, Jackson's River, Botetourt Co, Va. Md by License. MIN RET. Summers . Worrell : not listed. 126. McROBERTS, John & Eunice Crawford . 5 Aug 179J. Sur: Isaac Dawson. Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET: John McRoberts & Euinice Crawford md Aug 6, 1793 by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 127 . MOORE , Tu.vid & Ipsilla Harston . 11 Sept 1793. Sur: John Moore . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : Tu.vid Moore & Pssilla Maston md Sept lJ , 1793 by Henry VanOver. Summers: Isabella Hors ton ; 2nd listing - Sept 1 8 , Priscilla Ashdon. Isabella, Worrell : 128. PENNINGTON , John & Elizabeth Add.kins. 14 Jan 1793 . Sur: David Tate . Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: Mary Adkins , mother, •• • father dead . Wit : William Hill ; David Pate. MIN RET: John Pennington & Elizabeth Adkins md Jan 15 , 1793 by Henry Ogburn . Summers. 129. Worrell. PRESTON, Francis & Sarah Buchanan Campbell md J an 10, 1793 by Edwd Crawford . MIN RET . Summers, Worrell : not listed . 130. RAMBO (sig Rumbe?) , Enos & Sarah Williams . Wit: H Bowyer. Summers. 23 Sept 1793. Sur : Ware Long. Worrell : not listed . 131. REYNOLDS, James & Susanna Hughes . JO July 1793 . . Sur : John Reynolds . Wit : HBowyer. CONSENT: 27July1793 . Thomas Hughes , father. Wit: Robert Johnston; William Reynolds', MIN RET : James Reynolds & Susanah Hughs rnd Al:€ 14, 1793 by Ed.w'd Crawford. Summers: misprint parent's name. Worrell. 132. SHOVER, Jacob & Elizabeth Scott . 7 Sept, 1793 . Sur: Robert Harvey . Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: Sept 6, 1793 . Joseph Scott, father. Wit : Charles Doubton; Robt Harvey. MIN RET : Jacob Shaver & Elizabeth Scott rnd Sept 14, 1793 by Henry Van Over. Summers : Shaver. Worrell: Shaver. lJJ, SILCOCK, Gabriel & Sarah Hampton , dau of Jn 'o. 17 Feb 1793. Sur: John Hampton. Wit: Wm P Smith. MIN RET: Gabriel Selcock & Sarah Hampton md Feb 21 , 1793 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers. Worrell. 134. SILER, Jacob (sig Seiler) & Jane Harkley. 3 Jan 1793 . Sur: Henry War (sig Wecke). Wit: WP Smith. CONSENT: JO Jan 1793 . Boston Hackley, father. (sig Peter Harkely) Wit: Jacob ; Philip Mich_t (Ger sig) Spickart or Spichart . Summers: John Siler, Worrell: Silvers ; Harkey. Good: Jacob Sickler ; Wax -Heinrich Wechs ; Hackley - Bater(?) Herte(?) ; Jacob Pfliger wit to consent . 135. SIMPSON, Solomon & Elizabeth Lantern. 21 Mar 1793. Sur : James Mccreery Junr, Wit: Wm P Smith, CONSENT: 18 Mar 179.3. Rubin Lantern, father. Wit: James Mccreery Jr; Mary Smith. MIN RET: Solomon Simpson & Elizabeth Lantern md Mar 21, 1793 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers. Worrell: Reuben Lautern. 136. SMILEY, James & Martha Watkins. 8 Oct l 793. Sur: Ben jam in Watkins. Wit : H Bowyer, CONSENT: 8 Oct 1793. Mary Watkins, mother. Wit: Daniel Smiley, Benjamin Watkins. Back: Daniel Smiley swears to above. Martin McFerran, Justice of county. MIN RET: James Smiley & Martha Watkinks - list dated July 1794 - md by Edw'd Mitchell. Summers. Worrell: Sept 23, 1793. VU~ AppalJ.c~~:in.n Note~ �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 137 . SPICKARD , Philip (Ger sig) & Cathrine Sovain. 28 Feb 179J. Sur: Abraham Sovain (Ger s i g) . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET1 Phillip Spickard & Cathrine Sovain md Feb 28 , 1793 by Edw ' d Crawford . Summers : Joseph Spickard . Worrell: Spicard. Good: Philip Spickert; Abraham Savain. 1J8. SPROUL , Alexander (sig Sprowl) & Elizabeth Right. 16 Mar 1793. Sur: John Sproul , Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENTi Pet er Right , father, Wit: John Wright; Garrot McCallister. MI N RET : Alixander Sprowl to Elizabeth Wright md Mar 16, 1793 by Christopher Clark, Jacksons River, Botetourt Co, Md by license . Summers . Worrell: 1792 . 139. TINDAL , Samuel & Mary McConnell . 11 Oct 1793 Sur : Robert Harvey . RET: Samuel Tiandal & Mary Mcconnel md Oct 19, 1793 by Henry Van Over. Summers , Worrell: not listed , M~ TOWLER , Oliver (sig 0 Towles jr) & Agatha. Lewis, 28 Dec 1793. Sur : Alexander Lewis . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: William Lewis , father, of Sweets Spring, Va • • • • Oliver Towler Esqr • • • •• Wit : A Montgomery. MIN RET: Oliver Toler Esq & Miss Agatha Lewis md Dec 20 , 1794 by Christopher Clark. 140. Summers : Towers. 141 . Worrell : 1798, Towles. WEB, Thomas & Rebecah Bayne - list dated May 6, 1793 - md by Bennet Maxey, MIN RET. Summers . Worrell : not listed , WOODS , Jeams & Jemima Phillips , dauther of John Phillips , rod by Henry Van Over. MIN RET. 142 . Summers : parent John P Woods . Jan~• 1793 Worrell: not l isted . 142 , WORDEN , Robert & Nancy Walker dau of John Walker. 25 Nov 179J. Sur : John Walker . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RETa Robert Warder to Nancy Walker - list dated July 1794 - rod by Edw ' d Mitchell . Good s Word.er %. Wordenell. Summers : Warden . Worrell . 1794 ALLEN , Malcolm & Margaret Henderson . 4 Jan 1794. Sur: Alexander Henderson. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : 4 Jan 1794. Mary Henderson, mother of Peggy . Wit: Alexander Henderson ; Andrew Henderson , MIN RET 1 Mal com Allen & Margaret Henderson md Jan 7 , 1794 by Edw'd Crawford , 143 . Summers . Worrell . 144. ANDREW, Samuel & Mary McKee, 21 April 1794. Sura David (sig Davis) Hudson. Wit : S Lewis . MIN RET: Samuel Andrews & Mary Mackey md April 21 , 1794 by Etlw 'd Crawford . Summers . Worrell : Anderson ; --- McKee, Fowler: Anderson. BANDY , Richard (sig Richard Bandy Senr) & Lucy Justice . 2J May 1794. Sur: John Nuckles . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET: Richard Bandy Senior & Lucy Justice md May 23 , 1794 by Henry VanOver . Worrell. Summers . 145. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 146. BARTON, William & Sarah Howard. 19 Aug 1794. Sur : John Gadberry (sig Gadbery) . Wit: S Lewis. CONSENT : 7 Aug 1794. John & Mary Ann Howard, parents . Wit : Benjamin Morris; John Gadbery . MIN RET : William Barta in to Sarah Howard list dated May 12, 1795 - md by F.dw'd Mitchell . Summers . Worrell. 147. BEARD , Thomas & Martha Wilson . 12 Aug 1794. Sur : Robert Wilson . Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT : 12 Aug 1794. Thomas & Jean Wil s on, parents . Wit : Robert Wilson ; William Wilson , MIN RET : Thomas Beard & Martha Wil s on - l is t dated May 12 , 1795 - md by Edw ' d Mitchell . Summers . Worrell . Sur : George BEESAKER , Adam (Ger s i g Dr. ? ?) & Barbara Coap . 19 Nov 1794. CONSENT: in German : I , Chris tian Paz , permit that Howdershell . Wit : H Bowyer. the shall have * MIN RET : Adam Beesaker & Barbara Coap md 20 Nov 1794 by Edwd Crawford . 148, Summers : Buraker ; Coop. Worrell : Nov 18; dau of Jacob Coa p. *Good : Howdershel. 149. BOWEN , Charles (sig smeared) & Elizabeth Shaver. 20 Feb 1794. Sur : John Shaver (sig smeared) . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 20 Feb 1794. Sabastian Shaver. Wit: John Shaver. Summers . Shaver. Worrell: Bower ; Charles Shaver sur. Good : Sebastian Schaber - 150. BOYER , Adam & Chris teen Woolf . 7 Nov 1794. Sur : John Woolf. Adam Bowyer & Christiana Wolf md Nov 11, 1794 by Rev Sam ' l Gray . Summers . Worrell : Bowyer. MIN RET : 151. BROWN, Cornelius & Jane Rowland . 28 Apr 1794. Sur : James Rowland . Wit : H Bowyer, MIN RET: Cornelius Brown & Jane Rowland md Apr 29 , 1794 by Edw ' d Crawford. Summers . Worrell: April 26. 157 . CRAWFORD, Nimrod & Elizabeth Gray . 28 Aug 1794. Sur : Henry Holstine . Wit : S Lewis. CONSENT : 29 Aug 1794. James Gray , father . Wit : Henry Holstine ; William Caldwell. MIN RET: Nimrod Craw·ford & E1izabeth Gray md Aug Jl , l 794 by James Hunter, Methodist Episopl Church . Summers , Worrell: Aug 19 , 1794. 158. CROSS, William & Mary Eliza Rice , dau of John Rice . 18 Sept 1794. Sur : John Rice . Wit: S Lewis. MIN RET : William Cross to Mary Eliza Rice - list dated May 12, 1795 by Edw'd Mitchell. Summers: Mary Elizabeth Rice . 159. 16. 6 Dec 1794. Sur : Tu.vid MIN RET: John Caldwell & Elizabeth Hanson md Dec 19 , CULWELL (sig Cauldwell), John & Elizabeth Hansone . Hansone . Wit: S Lewi:;. 1794 by Samuel Gray . Summers : Hans on. 160, Worrell: Sept Worrell: Hanson . DAGGER, Peter & Mary Soloman. Summers. 22 Mar 179L~. Sur: Matt . Harvey . Worrell. Vtr&IJ11a A.ppalachian N otea Wit: S Lewis. �Botetourt Co 1791- 1799 161. Lewis . DEPEW , Elijah & Elizabeth Peck. 27 May 1794. Sur : Jacob Depew. Wit: S CONSENT: 26 May 1794. Benjamin Peck , father. Wit: Jacob Depew; Adam Peck. Summers . Worrell. 162. DISHER , John & Susanna Sheets . 28 Nov 1794. Sur :Jacob Sheets (Ger sig.) Wit: S Lewis. Back: Jacob Sheets states that the girl is over 21. MIN RET: John Disher to Susanna Sheets - list dated of May 12, 1795 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers: July 14, 1795 ; Dishneer. Worrell: Diesher. Sheets. Fowler: read Sheets as Streets. Good: Jaco Schitz - 16J . FAUGHT, John & Jane/Jeane Stull . 7 April 1794. Sur : James Davis . Wit: S Lewis. CONSENT : 5 Apr 1794. Sharlot Stull , parent of Jene. Wit : William Nox; Edward McMullin. MIN RET: John Faught & Jane Stull md April 10 , 1794 by Christopher Clark, Jackson River. Summers : Jane Stull ; Charlotte Stull . Worrell: Sharlott . Fowler : Steell. 164. FERREL (sig: Fevrel), John & Barbara Nicewonger. 24 Nov 1794. Sur: John Myers . CONSENT : In German - Mrs Good could not translate. Ger Sig: Johanson Nicewonger. Elisabeth Nicewonger. Wit : (Ger Sig) Balaruvin Nicewonger. Back: John Myers states Barbara Nicewonger dau of John Nicewonge is above 21 yrs. MIN RET : John Ferrell to Barbary Nicewonger - list dated May 12, 1795 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Good: Fevrel; Ninwonger; Summers : Ferrill; Ninwonger. Worrell : Niswonger. Mayers ; back John signed as Sigrid . 165. FLESHART , Francis (Ger Sig ) & Eli zabeth Wysong. 6 Jan 1794. Sur : Fight Wysong (Ger sig) . Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Francis Fleshart & Elizabeth Wysong md Jan 7 , 1794 by Edwd Crawford. Good : Frantz FliphhUrt; Frlist Worrell : dau of Fyatt Wysong, Summers. Wynsang<. FOWLER , Elijah & Anne Guthrie . 4 Nov 1794. Sur : James Guthrie. Wit: S Lewis . CONSENT: 20 Oct 1794. Jolm Guthrie , father. Wit: James Guthrie; Robert Guthrie. 166. Summers . Worrell . 167 . GHOLSON , John & Lucresy Griffi th . J Mar 1794. Sur: Anthony Haden. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : Anthony Gholson, father, Wit: Anthony Haden; James Gholson. CONSENT: Jn ' o (John) Grifeth, father of Lucrey. Wit: Jn'o Grifeth Jr; Anthony Haden. MIN RET: John Gholson & Lucretia Griffith md Mar 10, 1794 by Henry VanOver. Summers : Lucnesy. Worrell : Lucretia ; John Griffith, sur. 168. GILJGNSON , Will & Jane McMullin . 22 Dec 1794. Sur: Matt McMullin (sig: Math ' w) . Wit: S Lewis. MIN RET1 William Gilkison & Jane McMullan md Dec 23, 1794 by Rev . Sam ' l Gray. Summers . Worrell . 169. GILMORE , Hugh ( sig : Gilmer) & Lucri tia Reynolds, 24 June 1794·. Sur: John Greenlee . CONSENT: 23 June 1794. Hannah Reynolds, mother. Wit: William Taylor ; John Greenlee. Worrell: Gilmore, Summers: Gilmore. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 170. GOHEEN , John & Margaret Green . 14 Jan 1794. Sur: Willia m Green . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : John Golreen/Goheen & Margret Green md J an 1 6 , 1794 b y Samuel Houston. Summers : misprint on bride ' s name . Worrell : Gohs en . Fowler : Jan 1 O. GROSE (sig Gross) , Jacob & Mary Hypes dau of Nichol as Hypes . JO Dec 1794. Sur : John Hypes (sig Hipes) . Wit : H Bowyer. Back : Nicholas Hypes , father . MIN RET: Jacob Grose & Mary Hypes md Jan 6 , 1795 by Samuel Gray . 171. Summers . Worrell : Dec 3; Gross . GROSES (sig Gross) , I saac & Eli zabeth lamb . J May 1794. Sur : Henry Lamb . Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT : Apri l 8, 1794. Arch ' d (Archibald ) Lamb , father . Wit : Henry Lamb , MIN RET : Isaac Gross/Gros es & Eliza.be LI 1 T.amp md May J , 1794 by Henry VanOver, 172 . Summers : Gross . Worrell : Gross . HAMILTON , William & Margaret Bell dau of Victor Bell Senr , 2 1 July 1794. Sur : Victor Bell Jun ' r . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : July 21 , 1794. Victor Bell Sen 'r father. Wit: Victor Bell jun ' r; James Bell . 173. Worrell : 1796. Summers : 1795 ; bride Sarah Potts . HENDERSON , Andrew & Sarah Adkins . 9 June 1794. Sur : Joh.n Pitzer Junior . Wit : J Pitzer Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : 6 June 1794. Molly Adkins , mo t he r . Jun 'r ; Jn ' o Shanklin . MIN RET : Andrew Henderson & Sarah Adkins - list dated July 1794 - md by Edwd Mitchell . 174. Summers : misprint on bride and parents ' names. Worrell . 175. HEWE'IT, John & Margaret Hewell. 19 Nov 1794. Sur : John Durgan (sig Dorgan ? ) Wit: S Lewis. CONSENT: 18 Nov 1794. Pa ' t Hewett , father .• •• dau is of age . Wi t : John/Th Durgan; Mary Hewell. Back: John Durgan states father Patrick Hewet signed last night • . H Bowyer. Consent to Capt Henry Bowyer Esq . LI CENSE: John Hewett & Margaret Hewett . 19 Nov 1794. Signed by Pat. Lockhart. MIN RET : John Hewett & Margret Hewett md 20 Nov 1794 by Alexander Ross . Summers : misprint on bride ' s name . Worrell : Hewitt . 176. HOWELL , Nathan & Nancy Carven md Mar 25 , 1794 by Henry VanOver . t1IN RET . (see Nathaniel Norvell) Summers : not listed. Worrell : not listed . 177. HURLEY , Timothy & Cathare Minelief. J Aug 1794. Sur : Robert Harvey . S Lewis . Back : Timothy Hurley states girl is over 21 . Summers : Hulsey ; Catherine Mundy. Wencley . Worrell : Hudson ; Winelf or Minelf . Wit : Fowler: 178. JONES , Joseph & Susanna Wright . 14 April , 1794. Sur : William Sritzer. Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET: Joseph Jones to Susanna Wri ght - list dated July 1794 -md by Edw'd Mitchell . Summers. Worrell. 179. JONES , Shederick ( s i g Shadrack) & Susanna Alverson. 8 Sept 1794. Sur: John Alvers on. Wit: S Lewis. CONSENT: 8 Sept 1794. James Alverson, father. Wit. : John Alvers on; William Long. MIN RET: Shaderich Jones to Susanna Al versen \ ," t::).n!a. A~pn.'I ;..,";Ui.l.n .NCl!.u .'. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 CfS 179. (con't)list dated ~.ay 12 , 1795 - by Edwd Mitchell. Summers: Shedrick; Alderson. Worrell: Sept 3, Shedrick ; Alvennan. 180. KERNES (sig Carns), George & Elizabeth Parsinger. 26 April l794. Sur: Christopher Parsinger. Wit : S Lewis. MIN RET: George Kearns/Keaons & Elizabeth Persinger md April 29, 1794 by Christopher Clark, Jacksons River, Botetourt Co. Summers: April 29; Ela Parsinger; Kerns; 2nd listing - George Karnes . Worrell: George Carnes; tlau of Christopher. 181 . KINCAID, Thomas & Martha Wyatt md April 9, 1794 by Christopher Clark. Worrell: not listed . Summers. MIN RET. 182. LILLY, Edmond & Edy Meadows . 20 Mar 1795. Sur : Rich'd Gladdon (sig Gladin). Wit: S Lewis . CONSENT: 19 Mar 1795. Robert & Frances Lilly ••• E:lmond being of age . Wit: Rich'd Gladin & Thomas Lilly. CONSENT: 19 Mar 1795. Jesiah Meddor • .•. (sp Meador). Wit: Richard Gladin; Clayton Drake. Summers . Worrell . 183. McCALLISTER, Garland & Jane Hall . 27 Jan 1794. Sur: Campbell Goode. Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET: Garland Mccallister & Jane Hall - list dated July 1794 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Worrell: Halle. Summers. 184. McELHENEY, Robert (sig McElhiny) & Nancy McKnight. Allen . CONSENT: 9 Aug 1794. George McKnight, father. mas McKnight . Worrell. Summers . 12 Aug 1794. Sur: John Wit : William Logan; Tho- 185. McMULLEN , Andrew & Polly Finny. 4 Feb 1794. Sur : Rily Finny or Riley Finney Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : 4 Feb 1794. Timothy Finney, fat her. Wit: Rily Finney . MIN RET: Andrew McMullen & Polly Fenny md Feb 5, 1794 by Edwd Craw.ford. Summers : Fenny. Worrell: Finney, 186. MASON, William & Elizabeth Goode . 20 Oct 1794. Sur: Thomas Campbell. Wit: S Lewis . CONSENT: 20 Oct 1794. Marten Good , father of Elizabeth. Wit: Thomas Campbell ; Elige Maclahan . Summers . Worrell. 187 . MITCHELL, John & Elizabeth King. Lewis . Summers . Worrell. 14 May 1794. Sur: Thomas King . Wit : S 188. MOODY , Edward & Frances Carter. 17 Mar 1794. Sur: Joseph Williams. Wit: H Bowyer . CONSENT: 10 Mar 1794. John Miller, for his stepdaughter. Sarah Miller, mother •••• "Will keep you undamnified in granting lisence" •••• Wit : Thomas Cass ; Jonathan Peas. Summers : Sarah Carter, parent. Worrell: dau of John & Sarah Nutter. 189. MOORE, Levi & Margaret Salmon, dau of Jacob Salmon. 21 Oct 1794. Sur : Jacob Salmon. Wit: S Lewi s. MIN RET: Levi Moore & Margaret Salmon md Nov 11, 1 79 4 by Rev Sam '1 Gray. Worrell: Oct 21, 1807. Summers . �96 Botetourt Co 1791-1799 190. MOYERS, Conrod & Cathrine Miller. 8 Feb 1794. Sur: George Stull. Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Coonrod Moyers & Cathrine Miller*md Feb 9 , 1794 by Henry Ogburn. Summers, Worrell. (*Millers 191. NEAL, William & Jane Dunbar. 7 Oct 1794. Sur : Thomas Clark. Wit : H Bowyer, CONSENT: 6 Oct 1794. Mary Dunbar , mother. Wit: Tno's Clark ; John Collins . MIN RET: William Neal & Jane Dunbar md Oct 14, 179L~ by Sam ' l Gray, Summers: 1795; misprint on bride and parent ' s names . 192. NEELY Sen 'r, Robert & Nancey Haden . Wit: S Lewisc Summers . 2 Apr 1794. Worrell . Sur: J a mes Neel ly Jun 'r, Worrell : Neely; dau Sharlot Haden. 193. NORVELL , Nathaniel & Nancy Carvin . 19 Mar 1794. Sur: Anthony Haden . Wit : S Lewis, CONSENT: Mar 19, 1794. William Carvin, father . Wit : Jo Haden ; A Haden. MIN RET: Nathan Howell & Nancy Carvin md Mar 25 , 1794 by Henry VanOver . Summers: Nowell. Worrell: Nowell. (see Na than Howell) PITZER Junior , John & Charlotte D:i.vidson. lJ Jan 1794. Sur : Willi am Caruthers. Wit: H Bowyer, CONSENT: 11 Ja'y 1794. W Tu.vidson , father . Wit: Wm Caruthers; Baker D:i.vidson. 194. Summers: Wm D:i.vidson . Worrell : not listed . 195. PUTMAN, John & Mary Long dau of Ware Long. 1 Jan 1794. Sur: Ware Long . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: Jan 1795. Henry Putman , father. Back: Ware Long swears to above. *LICENSE: signed by Mathew Harvey , MIN RET: John Putman & Mary Long rnd 5 Jan 1795 by Elijah Vansandt. Summers, Worrell : Mary LUong; Henry Putman, sur. (*licens e mentioned in MinRet 196. REED (sig Read) , Samuel & Lucy Faulconer. 27 Jan 1794. Sur: Hugh McCfarty (sig : McCafarty), Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : Samuel Reed/Read & Lucy Faulconer md Jan 20, 1794 by Henry VanOver. Summers : Falconer. Worrell : Read; Hugh Faulkner, sur. RIDDLEBERGAR, Samuel & Sarah Compton. 1 Sept 1794. Sur: John Riddlebergar Wit: H Bowyer, MIN RET: Samuel Ridlespereger & Sarah Compton md Sept 2, 1794 by Edwd Crawford, 197. Jun, Summers: no bride, 198. Worrell : Riddlebarger, ROWEN, Charles & Elizabeth Shaver md Feb 25, 1794 by Christopher Clark, Summer s: 1793 . MIN RET. Worrell: John Shaver, sur; Feb 20, SCANTLIN Jun'r, James & Elizabeth Welsh, 4 Dec 1794. Sur: Laurence Conner (sig Coner). Wit : H Bowyer, CONSENT: J Dec 1794. James Scantlin Senior, father. Laurence Conner states James Scantlin Sr could not s i gn consent because for want of pen and ink, CONSENT: 4 Dec 1794. Jane Welsh, gdn of Elizabeth Welsh. MIN RET: James Scantlen & Elizabeth Welsh md Dec 4, 1794 by Sam' 1 Gray, Fincastle alias Monroe , Jan 1, 1796. 199. Summers. Worrell. TAYLOR, Thomas & Elizabeth Boyl. 5 Aug 1794. Sur: John Taylor, Sen ' r. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: .5 Aug 1794. William Boyl, father, Wit: John Taylor Senr; con ' t 200. �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 200 , (can ' t) John Taylor. LICENSE : Thomas Taylor & Elizabeth Boyl dau of William Boyl, 5 Aug i 794, Signed by M Harvey , MIN RET on license : md by Alex ' r Ross date illegible. Summers : Taylor ; Boyle ; parent Jn Tayloe Wm . Worrell. 201. VANOVER , Henry (son to Co:rnelius) & Martha Bandy , 7 June 1794. Sur: Henry Vanover (son to Henry) , Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 6 June 1794. Thomas Bandy, father . Wit : Henry Vanover ; Richard Bandy. MIN RET : Henry VanOver, son of Cornelius & Martha Bandy , dau of Thomas Bandy , md May 8 , 1794 by Henry VanOver. Summers . Worrell: dau to Richard Bandy, 202 , WARD , Joshua & Rhoadey Stiff , 8 July 1794. Sur : John Hellams (sig Helms) , Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : Joshua Ward to Rhoda Stiff - list dated July 1794 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Worrell : Rhoday. Summers: Rhody ; misprint on parents name . 20J , WATKINS , John & Mary Lindsey. JO July 1794. Sur : Walter Lindsey, Wit: S Lewi s . MIN RET: John Watkins to Mary Lindsey - l ist dated May 12 , 1795 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Worrell . Summers . 204. WILLS, James Summers. & Lucy Gaunt , 16 Oct 1794. Sur: Nathan Switzer. Wit: H Bowyer, Worrell. 205 . WOODARD , George & Charlotte Mou:rn , 10 May 1794. Sur : Marshall Galloway . Wit : H Bowyer . CONSENT : 10 May 1794. Marshal Galloway , gdn of Charlotte Mourn . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : George Woodward & Charlotte Mou:rn md May 16, 1794 by Henry VanOver, Worrell . Summers . 206 , WRIGHT, Charles & Nancey Mann . 22 Sept 1794. Sur: Joshua Been (sig Jo'h Bean) . Wit : S Lewis . Back : Joshua Bean states Nancey over 21 . MIN RET: Charles Wright & Nancy Man - list dated May 12 , 1795 - md by Edwd Mitchell. Summers . Worrel l . 1795 207 , ARRE'IT (sig Aritt) , Michael & Mary Woolf, 19 Jan 1795. Sur: Adam Bowyer (sig Boyar) . Wit : S Lewis . CONSENT : 17 Jan 1795. John Wolfe, father. Wit: Samuel Dew ; Adam Boyar . MIN RET: Mi chael Arret & Mary Wolf - list dated May 12, l795 md by Edwd Mitchell . Wor rell : bond Jan 4; Min Ret 1791. Summers. 208, ATHAN, Lasley Fairfax & Mary Beech. 10 Sept 1795. Sur: Sam 1 l Beach. RET: Lasley Fairfax Athan & Mary Beach md Sept 24, 1795 by Sam ' l Gray. Summers . MIN Worrel l : Saml Beechwax , sur. 209. BOGGESS, Henry & Pol ly Pitzer, 26 Oct 1795. Sur: William Harrison . Wit: S Lewis. CONSENT : 26 Oct 1795. John Pitzer, father. Wit: Fred'k Pitzer; Wm Harrison . MIN RET: Henry Boggess & Polly Pitzer - list dated 24 Mar 1796 - md by Edwd Mitchell . Worrell: Bogess. Summers: Bogess. l'o be continued . Vl1'&1Jlia Appa]JM>h1an Notes �JOHNSTON'S LETTERS I recently read through one of the volumes of the "Draper Manuscripts " , which are on microfilm. This manuscript collection includes letters writ ten to Lyman Copeland Draper, the great historian . The entire collection is indexed in the book "Guide to the Draper Manuscripts " , by Josephine L Harper, 1983 . The volume I read was from Series C, the Da.niel Boone Papers . Some of the letters were wri tten by Thomas Colley Johnston, of Abingdon , Va in 1884. Mr Johnston was the great-grandson of my ancestor , Thomas Colley (b ca 1740), who fought with Gen William Campbell in the Battle of King ' s Mountain .... ... .. . . . I only copied the pages of Mr. Johnston ' s letters t hat r e ferred to my Colley family, The writing was Mr Johnston's original handwriting , and i t was not easy to read . I transcribed the letters from the printed copies f r om the microi'i lm printer. I ' ve enclosed copies of the typed transcriptions , and thought you might be interested in including all or part of them in a future iss ue of Van .....•... , .. , . . . . . . Since Mr Johnston's letters were hard to read , I may have ma d e some errors in my transcription. Some words were almost illegible , so I ' ve put a (?) where I was uncertain of the word . Also , I did not co:crect the spelling , so you wi l l find misspelled words . All of the underlined words were actually underlined in the letters, either done so by Mr Johnston or perhaps Mr Draper. Mr Johnston referred to his Colley ancestors by number ; however , when he writes of Thomas Colley , no , 2 (who was in the Battle of King ' s Mountain) , I believe he actual l y mea nt no . J , and no . 3, homas b . 1770, should have been no . 4 . He got the numbers correct on the first page , but then must have forgot what he wrot e . • .. . .. . . • . . .•••••• Sincerely , (Mrs) Susan M Jurban, 11109 Rossiter, Detroit, MI 48224. =============================-==::c:=================~==·============ =============================::: ~ "'.·.. .,,,,· .. ' ' \ " .. s ubmitted by: Nola Weddle St Clair, J04 Logan Drive , Ports mouth , Va 23701 V~App&ltioehian Not~n �JOHNSTON'S LETTERS ''The Draper Manuscript Collection", Series C, The Tu.niel Boone Papers Vol J read from microfilm by: Susan M Jurban on Nov 1, 1986 at the Detroit Main Public Library. (Mrs Jurban, 11109 Rossiter, Detroit, MI) Excerpts from letter to Lyman Copeland Draper from Thomas C Johnston of Abingdon, Va. Letter #31 dated August 7 , 1884 (letter regard·i ng John Broady) He lived and died about 600 yds above my grandfather Elder Thos Colley, on the North Fork Holston River, and about 1 J/4 m. NW of Saltville. When a child, many a time Old John carried me up home , a back from my grandf ' s, - But here we enter upon a historic vacancy in the biography of Gen Wm Campbell. But who were the Colleys? By the side of great mental ( ?) me we have "the Colleys" as great physical men. Tom. Colley, no. 1 in Wales, a powerful man, manager of an iron foundary born (about) 1682 . Tom. Colley (oldest child) no . 2 in 1710. Tom . Colley eldest, no . 3 in Pittsylvania, Va, 1740 Tom . Colley eldest, no, 4 " " " 1770 Sarah Colley, my mother, born in 1798 -myself , first born - - in 1818 ; hence the name after my grandfather - Thos. Colley Johnston - my grandfather died lJ Feb 1855 at near 85 - after 6J yrs ministering in the baptist church of great remain here still: the church is now building a monument over his grave at mouth of McHenry ' s Creek 2 1/8 m. NW of Saltville . Tom Colley no . 2 at the age of 19 had the misfortune to kill a bully with his fist. The man had often followed him and challenged him, for a trial of manhood. Colley struck him but one, - and not then , until his father seeing the affair, walked up and ordered him. He killed the man - "Stelseg'' - at the one lick. He hid out of the way of sheriffs for several weeks - and then found his way to London; there married a Huguenot woman and shiped at once for New York - found his way to near the place Chatham . I saw his deed to two bodies of land, in that office in 1854. - This Colley was 6 ft. 9 inches in height, and a giant every way - In being , his son , Torn no . 2 built a cabin on Gen . Carnpbell ' s land, 250 yds to the right of the road from "Pres ton 's Mill", on the river, This Torn was another powerful man. He was a favorite of Gen . Wm Campbell - Where is his name on any of your records? My grand Father , Tom Colley no. J, was 10 yrs old (nearly) at battle of King's Mt. - remembered well the day his father left & that of his return from this battle. He was not with the footmen left - but actually in the fight . On Sunday afternoon, (suggested to have been, Sunday 24th, Sept 1780) Campbell came dashing thro ' the hollow east of the mill and down along the road (or "outlet") to Colley 's cabin. This fact my grandfather well remembered. The last time I ever saw him - Fall of 1854 - he gave me the account in full over again & perhaps again ? His father took down a rifle from over the door, and sat in the door with it on his lap as long as Campbell remained. He rode with him when he left a mile or two on his way - Campbell then leaving in a gallop and Colley inrevirse for home. The next week the old man went to Abingdon. When he returned he cam back from battle of King's Mt. - Sir, this itself, this Colley connection is a volumn: I must resist - Please hand in this letter, I see I was wrong, but here I never knew the Seeslin(?) co., is a perfect myster. (The buggy is here - for Shady again). Why does Wm C Preston, say of Lee's, of Campbell ''at twilight"? The Shelbys - Isaac most - were curious of Campbell. M:rs Todd gave me a mighty lecture one night, against Gen Campbell - as a coward: Yours truly -- Thos C Johnston P . S. Please write Boone inquires to "James Colley" Sandlick, Buchanan Co. Va. Old Dick Colley the father, was a great bear hunter - a romance within himself. Jim owns immens e tracts of lands over there. vu·amia App&l&chian No.u.A 99 �100 JOHNSTON'S LETI'ERS "The Draper Manuscript Collection ", Series C, The Ia.niel Boone Pa pers , Vol J , read from microfilm by : Susan M Jurban , on Nov 1 & *, 1986, at the Detroit Main Public Library, Letter #JJ, p 1-12, written by Thomas C Johnston, Extraordianary, - King ' s Mountain - Campbell & Shelby. Abingdon, Va , , Aug 19, 1884 .MY Dear Friend, for such in return, I will call you - here I a m again , and, on this morn (?) , with unusual patience , suborned to that mental poise which above can enact us a t:rue diseration . There you are, before me, younder, on a special shelf, are your books and memoirs, - below , in a speci al drawer, your letters. 0 1 could we but penetrate to the predetermination of this a lliance, s o happily adapted to my own moral incentives, and so peculiarly abstracted from the influcious of personal presence - that often despoiler of sympathy , - So often , indeed, of all correct appreciatives : - My philosophy , sir is truly a s pecies of Fatalis m. I wi ll not, therefore , compliment you - that no such is colorings as flattery may be even supported to tint the pages of this letter, But I will say, that I @d1}. reading nothing but yours, - that, .. yonder lies, under a two-week ' s dust, Boswell ' s Life of Johnson and Johnson's journey to the Hebrides - and there they must lie , until are read and reread your King ' s Mt. Heroes & of , to the bottom . You found me at the first deeply involved with the work mentioned -- Last evening I was in consultation until nearly midnight, with the widow of Walter Preston, the orator, whose biography I have now been the fourth year , in composing. This fact I must give you as an egotism , with the purpose of a little more light. -About four years ago, I happened to drop the hint , that I was writing History of Washington. I told Gov . Campbell , the fall before his death what Col . Campbell had insisted on my doing, He coincided, - and took it upon himself to open out hi s sc:rutvire(?), and write me down many notes , which he gave me, with an hour's comment, But from whence the materials of the Abingdon literate , I have no information: - Jno. G. Ward, editor of the Virginian (Atto:rney at I.< ,., ) : ::i.ys he was talked to by one of those geniuses in pretense, and that he c o 1vici 1 h mself so conclusively of an assumed authorship of a treater in whi c h "f '· 1n rh ( ly igorant ", that he advised him first to get up his notes, a nd he wuu.lll a .. vi ~;e with him about these before the history i tsself should be begun" , - This ended this newspaper variety in a display of youthful ardor, in the department of literancy & are in glory, on this especial subject : - And now, herefore , I do propose, it , wi th the help of Heaven, I may be permitted to complete my History of Washington County, to transmit it to "The Historical Society of Wisconsin"; and to your especial care. Please consider my intention. I have just today, mentioned my intention to judge Ward - who said, "In consideration of all this d---d matter of essay , "Do So ",' I need, from these conclusions to run considerably divergent from my notes in store for your direct information . - But there is a subject of extraordinary import which I have at present under the ban of the Lisievert( ?) Scrutiny , and it must out. Please retain my arithmetic discent of the Tom Colleys*, - for here in are strange revealments. I have told you, that Tom Colley no, 2 was a favorite of Gen . Wm. Campbell's, That he settled him at the "Buffalo Lick" , and as Tom Coll ey no. J remembered well, at age 10 yrs. of age , the day (as Sunday Sept 24, 1780?) on which Gen Campbell dashed through the "Mill Gap" to the house , and here he sat in the door with his rifle i n his lap during the General's s tay, and then rode with him through the gap , The want of record of Calley ' s name was accounted for in two ways, first, by the loss of muster rollss but, secondly , by old Dr. Tate , who him*Tom Colley no. 4, I strangely omited to you - my uncle who died in 1867, a Baptist preacher, in Boone Co. Missouri, Vu~1n1a Appa1 "1>c ~io.n Not."-ri �Johnston ' s Letters IOI self at King ' s Mt. , in this way - that the great physical power of Tom Colley and his bulldog courage caused Campbell to retain him always close by his person as and extraordinary in case of any sudden occurance that required the handling of such a man. That Tom. Colley was at King's Mt. he "well himself knew " , in the fact that he saw him there: he stated also , that on the way over the mountains, he often saw Colley and Campbell riding together, Hereby hangs the tale. - Incidentally , this same "old Dr. 'Tu.te " was with my mother the day before my birth; he left at about sundown telling my grandfather that both mother and child would be dead by morning : that I "could not be born ". His old negro, John Broady, was there : My uncle John Colley (yet living at 84) was put upon a fleet sorrel mare at old John Broady ' s urgent suggestion - proposing to go himself - and he was started over Walker ' s Mt. for Granny Scott. It was a desperate night but way he went , "Through thunder, lightning and in rain ": - The old woman mounted her "bay Bob" and, astraddle, like a man - her bonnet hard tied under the chin - with a hickory switch in hand, she led the way by the occassional flashed of the lightning coming in, at the end of this four-mile race, as old John still delights to tell, several lengths ahead of the sor1dl mare , with all his efforts to keep up with her bay Bob : I was born next morning , Sept 2d , 1818 , just about sun- up, at a weight of less than five pounds? I have always doubted this last .fac • 'Tu.ke, however, this egotism and a little further light . -Now, to the tale . The tory hung by Gen. Campbell at, or near the place called Midway* was after the battle of King ' s Mt . I need not now give you the circumstances , I may only say, that Tom Colley no . 2 was with him in this affair. His name was Prayter - a blacken ' d name , still deeper, by the circumstances of the murder of Mrs Ben Caywood in 182J . This man , Prayter confessed to several murders and robberies , and named Moses Shelby as his leader in many adventures, both before and after the battle of King ' s Mountain. And Tom Colley, no. 2 was living in Russell County , the father of a second family , when the first slanders against Gen . Campbell were issued , in regards to which he was greatly astonished - having never before heard , as he would say "by Mortal man that Gen. William Campbell was a coward" , and told that he had acted the coward at King's Mt . , and that such men as Shelby and Sevi er had asserted the fact, his rage was so extraordinary, that he acted like a lunatic - threatening to travel to Tennessee or Kentucky, to kill both Sevier and Shelby : -It was after the hanging of Pray ter , that Colley proposed to Gen, C. a plan for getti ng hold of Moses Shel by ; and i t was agreed if the thing could be accomplished that is i f Shelby could be gotten into Virginia; they believed the evidence could be obtained to try hi m by the civil laws and hang him. Moses Shelby - hence all the Shelbys - got wind of this matter , - it was told among them, that Gen. Campbell was determined to bring Moses to justice. Now these facts were told to Gen. Francis Preston , by Elder Thomas Colley, after the death of his father, and also after the publication of the slanders and their refutation by the Prestons. Gen. Preston impressed great regret he ·had not heard the matter sooner, - also that the opportunity had passed of investigating, by living evidence, the character of Moses Shelby. Sir, here is the key in my opinion, whi ch may best unlock the Shelby Slander. - - --- Permit me to examine relation to what is written, that weak instrument for such a man as Issac Shelby - his Pamphlet. Does he not stand condemned, in this instrument of some species of revenge? - Of a termined(?) prejudice(?) After having been in King's Mt. battle ground, and heard this matter of Campbell's cowardice so elaborately discussed - over and over - pro & con - at Yorkville I went up to Gen. Campbell ' s house - he having sent .for me to consult me in regard to trying Mrs. Campbell's portrait, there in a peculair state of idiocy - I spoke *Talbot ' s Story, for many years. vu·aint& Appald.chia.n NoteR �/()~ Johnson's Letters of the Colley history of hanging Prayter. He told he had "once heard of Prayter's being hung - the uncle of the supposed murderer of Mrs. Caywood (or Kaywood - Kaiwood - mostly pronounced Keewood*) and I Jmew that old Torn Colley, probably 50 yrs. of age at battle of King ' s Mt. was a right hand man to Gen . Campbell - and we All might have know that Colley Jmew a great deal in explanation of the Slander, - but he , in 1812 was not less than Eighty, and had lon g lived in the "Wilderness " on "Grassy ", head waters of Sandy - stopping a moment, and s miling , he continued "~ bear and buck slayer, the happiest of men - with an overflowing l arder , and all things else that mortal man should , in view of heaven, legally crave : " Now , what are we historians to do with these facts? ---- -But , Stop : - Old Colley , no . 2, the last time Elder Torn (no. 3) went over to see him , on Sandy, told , in a large company at night around a log-heap f i re, this curious fact: - " I had just jerked up a Br itish musket with a bay ' net on it, on the last pull up the hill, when General Campbell dashed by me and stopt , - he said, "Colley are you s ho t ?" - No , by g---d: I said. "I order you , Colley , yonder to the branch - tear up anything of mine or Broady ' s you see to aid in tying up the wounds of the wounded younder. I looked round and went down the hill . Moses Shelby was there , cursing and s wearing at being shot. I jerked off of Broady ' s lap the General ' s wrapper coat, catching it by each tail , I pulled it in two - old John swearing: I pulled i t there into more pieces: Aint this the coat old Isaac sed (?) General Campbell come up in, after the fight , buttoned round him? D---- - hi s old lying tongue " : - He then rode up and went into a rage about the Shelby ' s & Seviers. - --- - - ---- See 2d . /P . 565th page, your book "looked down the Mountain saw C. coat off - the trim he had put himself in to fight the battle to ." Now , old John Broady did not move , why should he? - whil e he "looked at him " - whom he saw instead of C. , i n his black bald- face horse " : Great deliberation, all thi s , in the greatest heat of the battle : - But how deliberate was Gen . C. ' s cowardice : "He had buttoned around him his light colored coat ", and "about JO minutes after the battle was over, came down on foot , with three others, to where the prisioners were " . Then he had not been to the bald- face horse to get the coat, now torn up ; else having sit on h i m, he had dis mounted, and thus deliberately , after the fight walked abou t 800 yds . to the place of its conclusi on - and John Broady was somewhere else : The flag was received by a Shelby ( ? ) : - Maj or Evan Shel b y , Isaac ' s brother. False, - except that this Ma.jar Evan Shelby may have taken in to his hands at anytime, after it had been surrendered , - But I saac, the day after the battl e , about 8 o'clock, "was enjoying the war mth of the sun ", about ( 66 ) when " Camp bell walked slowly towards him" coming close by his side, he seems to have whispered t o Isaac, "with a smi le on his countenance" - a most ex traordinary maneu ver for Gen . Campbell's countenance on such occasions : - thus expressing himsel f : " Sir, I cannot account for my conduct in thi s latter part of the action " - the last thing , after such conduct, that Campbell would hav e sai d to any man - and i t was never said to any but this man , I saac Shelby: - In the succeeding two paragraphs page 567 - we have a specimen of both Isaac ' s vanity and his envy - at the bottom of which was both hatred and prejudice . But I have special ly and specifically marked this the concluding sentence: Of those c i r cumstances which relate to Col . C. personaly, and which might have a tendency to diminish his reputation,!or to those who were previously acquainted with him: I am sure that I may say , with perfe ct truth, that I have never spoken of them in a spirit of detraction. " This of an extraordinary lecture for the governor of a State : - The " circurns tances " were all personal; - and those which might have a tendency to admonish " h i s reputation ", are just what he has spoken of, not onl y in confi dence , but to the whole world, as just written. Also, "he could say " , with infin i te truth , that he had never spoken of them in "spirt of Detraction." I f not in a s pirit of detraction, pray then, in what spirit did he speak of them? Was it in a spi rit of commendation? In a spirit of con ciliati on? or of recuse, or of pardon? for so extraordinary conduct , which ™ *This name is spelled the several ways given. : omission: I have seldom spoken except in confidence Vtrainta Appalachian N Otes �Johnson 's Letters /().3 Gen. Campbell himself could not account for? In Jr, /P (p . 567) Isaac had almost forgot that a s word had been voted him by N, C. , uptil the year 1810 he thought of it , because he had learned , that the sword , by N. C. had been given to Wm C Preston, that had been voted to Wm Campbell , and that an approaching war with Great Britain had roused him to a recollection for a more useful purpose,' - '.Ihis "e l egant sword" to Preston , for the services of Gen . Wm. Campbell in the same great battle in which he was evidently , self-considered, the greatest hero most-deserving of Glory. This was a c i rcumstance that Did produce some feelings of emul tion( ?) and "soliutude " - the softest words possible in his vocabulary of Envy a1.J Ambition: Hence he wanted "equal jus tice " - equal glory , which had not yet been done in him: - So he wrote his soliutude to Sevier, of equal neglect below the fame of Campbell, and they demanded their Honors of the old North State, * ~ourth /P, "with perfect truth , " explains his envy of the ''Honors conferred on the memory Gen . Campbell. He actually takes the pen out of the hand of the imparti al historian , in a comparison of merits between himself and that hero : The expedition to King ' s Mt. "was not set on foot by Gen. Campbell nor by Isaac and Sevier" , - and ; in another place, Isaac takes the honor of planning it to Sevier: hence i s all the Honors, glory & fame due to Col . Isaac Shelby : - The paroled Phillips came over the Blue Ridge directly to Isaac Shelby. - "In a few days he went fifty or sixty miles to see Seviere ." He , I saac Shelby , had received all the news - the desertion of Gates and the threats of Ferguson - and he put the thing on foot him - got Seviere, and " that some address was necessary to induce Gen . Campbell to unite with him," Of these facts he reminds N. Carolina" , and that Col. Campbell was not present in the latter part of the action : " in this state of mind - tortured of sleepless nights by envy of the ashes of the ashes of the dead - he "ventured to make some comparison of the services of Sevi ere and Himself with those of Col. Campbell." - As to those men who ' verified" Shelby ' s statements , thei r act is not difficult, by human nature, to be accounted for. Gen. Campbell was a severe man the most rigid of disciplinarians - he, in very truth i ncurred the hatred of many men and officers, in that expedition . " This fact" , old Tom Colley said, "was so plain to him, that he advised Gen . Campbell to "keep a sharp eye on certain among them, who he had his own eye. " Colley also said , that at f i rst, all the tyranny - so called - with the tories, was (?) to the charge of Gen . Campbell(?) Col Matthew Willoughby, who died withi n my recollection, lived just two- and-a hal f miles south of Abingdon - use to speak of Shel bys as •haters " of Gen Campbell. - Where he lived is call ed the "Willoughby Place." to this day. Nathan i el Dryden, who was killed at King's Mt., lived four miles further south , at "Dr:vden ' s Ford.'' I saw his "Inventory" today in Will Book No . 1 , - was astonished : estimate of his estate n 147121: - (21st March , 1787 . Test, by, John Campbell C. W.C.) Robt. Edmondson's, n 13600, Test . John Campbell, C.W. C. (Nov 24th , 1780 , ) To return, and, in five of this Campbell Slander, the Oath of Moses Shelby is to be regarded as a nonentity. - Certainly, sir , referring to your letter, that was a grammatical hiatus, - I thought of it, on my way out into the country: I did mean , and should have said, "also by judge Pears on , with Gen Campbell a nd Thos J Camp bell, in regards to the Wolf Hills title. " This finish , by egotism, is for a purpose . - This D:ty at this hour, 7 O'clock, A.M., 90 yrs. ago, my father , Hugh Johnston was born - Wythe Co, Va . On 2Jd. Sept. 1770, both my grand-fathers, Iavid Johnston & Thos . Colley no. J, were born - Ihniel, the son of Patrick from Lessursidry (?), which I have informed you, and son of Hugh Johnston then: All down to myself, first sons, first children: - my Father, Hugh Johnston died 15 minutes to 9 O'Clock , March 19, 1876; Gen. Peter C Johnston died 15 m. to 9 0 ' Clock March 19, 1877; Gov. Tu.vid Campbell - died(?) 19th March., 1878 - the then oldest man in Abingdon, in death. - I refer you to my several plots , - but be patient, Lf tomorrow I leave again. Yours Truly and Most Interestly: Thos. C. Johnston can't * (omiss ion) No demand ever went up to Richmond by the Prestons. V1rii1D1& Appala.c.llian NotAR I' j t ~ �/ () If Johnston's Letters Extras. May leave tomorrow , at any moment for Hayton ' s Gap . The Plots - 6 or 8 - or maps - to be sent you will not be more hasty sketches. But be patient with me, on this important point - Before I transmit them , please answer who drew your King ' s Mt . Battle Ground ? - Were you ever there yourself? - I intend, desire and design to give you these plots of Truthful & exact to the least item introduced . But it is not amiring(?) my Egotisms , to centered that al l of the dram (?) of information given by me , is correct - but I will believe I am corrected , unti l corrected , in all instances John A Buchanan is under strict promise , in regard to the Patt_n mystery, I am on the look-out for Preston from Aspinville , myself , Thomas not when he may be here , however. No Patton - Boone point is in - now t ell I saac . ===================================== ============== ==== ~ ===== =~=========~======== JOHNSTON ' S LETTERS "The Draper Manuscript Collection ", Series C, The I.aniel Boone Papers , Vol J , read from microfilm by : Susan M Jurban , on November 1, 1986 a t the Detroit Main Public Library. Letter #37 - to Lyman Copeland Draper, dated Aug 21, 188L~ , Abindgon, Va, from Thos C Johnston. (copied from this scrap) P. s. James Colley , of Grassy, Buchanan Co . Va ., is a son of "Old Dick Colley" , the greatest bear hunter - he the son of Tom . Colley no . 2 , & half brother to Tom . Colley No . J, my grandfather. I wrote this , lest I may have called to you the son of Tom. Colley no. 2 . Shadrack Colley , brother of Dick's , died in 1854. I painted his portrait thi rteen years after from memory wholly . He lived J miles NE of this town. Old John Broady tol d it , after the war , that Col . Williams brought 32 Negro slaves into the battle (of King ' s Mountain.) It was attempted to be kept a secret Broady told it to Gen . Preston , after the surrender of Cornwallis. He said they were sent to the fight by their masters, and that they fought like "devils f'rom Hell" - not one was killed though several wounded; that when Williams f'ell every negro raised his gun and fired into the surrounding prisoners . have counted (numbered) the Galleys from the first senior = grand Colley . But his father in Wales was Tom. Colley, properly Tom. Colley, no . l There were then , five regular Tom. Galleys , first sons - with my uncle Tom . of Missouri . I claim myself the 6th. T. C. Johnston . I =============================== = ==========================================~====== Virgi nia Historical Inventory; VSL; Microfilm 509 Reel 19; Cop . 2; Montgomery & Nelson Counties. (VPI Library hascopied the Montgomery Co section and put i t in book form.) 1937. This f ilm has the lo cation of some cemeteries and a few markers are noted - usually the oldest . VAN published in Vol 9 , #4 , pl45- 147 (1985) this cemetery. Below is what the film had and what we had . w. S. Woolwine, 27 Jany 34 years =MS , Consort of PL Woolwine , d 27 day of Jan 9, 1832 , 24 yrs E A Reyburn Mch 9, 1845 Rebecca Reyburn 13 Apr 1834 W W Reyburn 3 Nov 1846 = W W Reiburn d Nov 2, 1844? (or 1846) John F Mose 18 Mar 1842 = John B Moses, d Mar 18, 1849 , age 21 yrs , =====================================================~===================~=~===== �lEH;1Y C 0 U !·~TY , VI RGI NIA I11INI$T~RS ' R:!:TURNS Six paees of manuscript copy of ministers' returns were found in Order Book 2, apr:arently a partial list as the sheets on whi ch th e tops v•ere not badly torn are numbered J , 4 , 6 , 7 and 8. It is possible they were torn from a ledger book. Henry County Va J Thi s i s to certify that I solemnized the rites of matri mony be°t\A!een TOBY RPJ11SEY & ELIZAB::TH NUNN Oct 1849 - th e same between H!!:NRY r,, COUSINS ann A.l\'1::-:::RICA COUSINS December 1849 - the same between JOSIAH v.: NUNN & I.AVINA AN~~ FI::CIGO Oc t 1849 - the same b etween TH01·1AS DAVIS and LUCINLA FHILr OTT Oct 1850 - th e same between J OSIAH SHUl~~ Ai'.~; & J ULI I'H i"lJ-iOh:ASSON Jan 1851 - the same between THOI(AS J ED.·,'ARDS and Iv.. A~Y J DRAP:C.H Nov 1850 - the same betweeq DAVID i'RENT & EL.2ANOR HIX August 1850 - the same between WASHIN10N EGGLESTON & HARRI~rT B CRAIG IYiarch 1850 - th e same between J OSIAH TEEL & SUSAN NUNN Ijec 1850 - the same between SAUNDERS STULTS & ELIZABETH C STULTS f\!ay 1850 - the same b etween J ONES SHUMA'ri: & ELIZABETH BOi/v'LES January 1851 - the same b etween HIRAI;·, HUNLY & rv.ARrHA E.LY.:tARDS Jany 1849 the same between AL.EX.\NDER 1.'.'HI TLO ',\' & ELIZABSI'H COLEMAN i'larch 1 851 th e sarnt) between B~ttTON HOLLA.NI:• & TViARY ELIZAB j;;TH RI3LY Feby 1 851 the same between S . ED ·i:ARDS & ELIZA.BErH f•'icDILLION Au gt 1849 th e same between JAI1if:S GRAV3LY SOPHIA TEEL Sept . 1 851 Given under my hand Arnold ~:alker November 10th 1851 This is to c ertify that on the 6th day of thi s inst I solemnized the rites of I.Ja trimony b e tv1 e en NATHA.i''H EL H BOULD!H (si c) and SALLY ANN HUNDLY of Henry Daniel G. Taylor Henry County Va I joined together THOI·.:AS B fVlITCH:!:LL anc CA'r H2RUf.S E FRIC:::; as man and wife on the 18th of De cember last - Given under my hand t his 12th day of January 1 852 George '•~ . McNeely I do hereby certi fy that on the 27 Januar y 1852 I solemnized the marriage rites between SA.I\IUC:;L C SHELTON and ELLA A FErtKI.NS in Henry County ac cording to th e ceremonies of the f{iethodist Epi scopal Church South of which I am a r egular ordained minist er Jno w. L e\A.ris 4 Nov 8th 1850 Thi s is to certify that on the 9th of November 1849 I solemni zed th e rit es of matrimony between CHARL~S FAGG and SALLY ANN STON~ daugh t er of JAMSS STON~ Daniel G. Taylor 111.G. I certify that 'J ILLIA11~ p TERRY and MARY E KING were married by me on Tuesday th e 27 of May 1851 at the house of Mrs Mary Seales V..' i~ Mebane Vtl''1Dfa Appalachian NoteA �/06 Henry Cty - r:1arch ?th 1852. This is to c e rtify rite s of r.iatrimony between FLOYD LACY and NANCY J STOHS 1851 th e same b e tween J AI'f;..SS F GREGORY and SUSAN ',\.I..:LLS 1 851 th e same b e tween JOHN S TUR NSR and S ARAH AN;"l TU:tN~?. 1 8 51 th e s ame b e t we en SLATOif STO NE and OLrv.!3 PRI L IT1~AN 1 852 A ·iial ke r Thi s i s t o c e rtify that I joined to ge t her in th e s t a t e of mat rimo n y J OHN CRAD:>OCK and CARO LI~ RHODZS on th e. 20 d a y of Novemb e r 1 8 51 L D '-t;aa e I1" G This is t o certify t hat on the 24th of De c e mbe r 1 8 51 I sol e mniz e d the rites of Matrimony between \:ASHINGTOH DUNA VANT"and SUSAN h'1A:13HALL of He nry Daniel G Taylor f,~ G I joined to ge ther BENJ AJl,:IN S JONZS to wife on 9th of November 1852 ff~AR Y ·.: Di::.S:.H AZO as man and Ge orge ·,.; h~cNeely 6 27th day of Octobe r 1852 I Samue l J Lacky certify that I have joined JAC OB S CLARK and MAHY A ROS S as Man and v.rife Samu e l J Lacky the County of A Li s t of Marriages Solemnized by L. S . H end ~ e n( ~) in He nry in th e year 1852 J OSZFH i'.f LO'.'!:S and FAH1.:3LIA HODG:SS - r~ia rc h G~ O ~G :::!. i1' BOOKER and NiAH IA E I 'HILF OT·r - Sept 9 th SAiIDY T SHARKS and SU SAN DAVIS '' 15th -. :rLLIAf.~ A J.\'iI TCHELL and NANCY J A.1'f ~ FRI CE " 20th J OHN s R.::Af.7[ anc c LI ZAB:::TH I:ILLARC Oc tr. l ?. th JOHN 0 REDD and J.!ARY E R ~.DD '' 2 7th Given und er my hand thi s 2 8th Octob e r l852 L . s. Hencr e n (.'?. h~ ini s ter of Gospe 1 0 A L i st of Marriages returned to the Clerk of He nry Co u rt to wit ma rri e d ROB2Rl1 S f'.1EAI•::2:S and LAVINA 1·:ILSON on the 15th fi".arch 1852 J OS:::.:i-H A 'NAD'?. and CATHERINJ ItiU?.i: HY on th e 6th d ay of r".ay 1852 '1~ IL:LIAI»; H HUNDLY :-.Yl i THIRSA SHUI.:AT.S on th e 2 0 th r.1ay 1852 fl'i.AS I1I H CARTJ R and EL:r:Al'WR S HATCill.:R on th e 22 June 18 5 2 ELB.::::.q r H NUHN and J•.:ARY JAH:2: Zi i::GL:C:R on the 26th S e ptt' l852 .:ILLIAJ.j J LA:i!J and !ilA.qy HA.'\?.IS on th e 16th of De er 1852 ,;ILLS ·.: TU~ N::rt and J.~f.JtY I·ii:C:AKS on th e 6th o f J anuary 1853 The above name d p ers ons we re marri ed by me John D . ~: ad e Joined t oge ther in th e marriage r e lation at th e house of ~r . B S tarl i ng in th e County of Henry on th e 31 s t of Aue;u s t Dr . ~v ALT.S R R S~I TH (neve r b efore marri e d, born & r es i d ing in Ro ckingh a m County, N. C. ag e a b out 24 y ears , parents Samue l & Elvira Smith to f1ii s s 1·11A::iY STAHLI NG b or n & r esi d ing in Henry a ge about 20 years parents ·,-.' illi a m and Sarah STARLING 3 3 t a r1ing s ho us e Au g t Jl - 1853 Rob.C.Anderson ~Appalachian Notea �/a7 (Page not numbered) I co hereby certify that by virtue of sundry licenses issued by the clerk of Henry County Va I celebrated the rites of ~atr imony between th e following persons viz ( 1) THOI. ~S L i'·.-~ST & l'•~.!L~Y JON::::;s on January 8th 1852 ( 2) 'N ILLIAk A iiIGHTf·,:AN and PHEB~ S COLE January 11th 1852 ( 3) JOH ;~ JARR2TT aYld MARY JAl'~~ LEAK Jl.'i ay 6th 1852 ( 4) .:ILLIAJ.: CLARK anC. ELIZABETH B3NNt:·r T July 13th 1852 (5) Al'l!)~.2 ... JArliET·r and TABITHA E CAI'l'I:B:::LL Octr 7th 1852 ( 6) &.',CS JACKSO N and h!ARY J R HARDY Oc tr 28th 1852 signed Wm N Schoolfield Henry County Va Deer 1852 December 27th 1852 I do her e by certify that on th e ?th of October 1852 I solemnized th e rights of f1•iatrimony between G.2:0RG2 i'i Ki:SnRI T and COLUI:'iBIA TAYLOR also on the 2nd of December 1852 between ABRAHAI.~ S BOOZE and ELIZAB::::TH A NUiiN - also on the 26th of I:ecember 1852 between GREEN B i,.,:ATKIH.3 and l\'iA·r ILDA ROB.~RTSON all of Henry D. G. Taylor M G Henry County - Deer 1852 This to certify that I sollarnniz.ed the rites of Uiatrimony between SKSLTON COL.SI··i.AN & ELIZABETH i:/AGGON2rl June 1852 - the same between G~OHG.2 EGG L~ TON and HAQI.;I R F3DIGO NOVt-· 1852 - the same between THOi.:AS H BIRD and NANCY r:1cGUFFIN Jan 1852 - the same between ~.' ILLIAi.: A FIHN.:::Y anc. SALLI:S F GRAV-.SLY April 1852 - the same between ROR.:::~r G . r.aTClli:LL & LUCIHDA Il'1AH.TIN ( h:ASTIN?) - De er 1852 the same JOHN G DRAF f:R & F 2RLINA J LUCY Deer 1852 - the same bet\rveen J OH:·I f.~ GRAY-~ LY & ELIZA DICKINSON Nov 1852 Given under my hand the day and da te above written A \ialker 7 SAr::u:::::L CART~:i. & SARAH Fo·;;n:SRS were married by me at Irisburg in th e presence of ·.. i tnesses - July Jrd 1853 Robt c Ancerson To th e Clerk of Henry Co Va . . ~ This is to certify that I S J Shotts minister of th e r-.T.E. Church solemnized the rites of matrimony between JOSEfH f1'!INT:R, Widowed , by occupation Farmer of Rev Silas h'linter & r·:iATILL·A J BOCOCK daughter of Drury Bocock Esq all of Henry Co Va in the 6th day of Octr 1853 s. J. Shotts Thi s is to certifv that the writes of matrimony \Vas solemniz ed by me betv.-een J AI.:ss L IV~ARTIN & ELIZA J GOING 20th October last Give n unde r my hand this 14 day of Nov 1853 Balaam ~·.'arren The said Jame s L i'"1artin 1.j,9 years of age & the sai d E liza J Going is 48 years of age I do hereby certify that by virtue of a license issued by the clerk of Henry County Va I celebrated the rites of Matrimony on the 20 th January 1853 between FETER B OAKLY and MARY I~ EAST signed Wm ~ Schoolfield November 1853 VtrlJ.,ma Appalachian Notes �8 To.th~ Clerk of.the County Court of nenry County Virb ini a Thi s is to Certify that I f11arried the follo i: ·in.c- Counles at time s affixed to th e ir names severlly ~ i\~ arried CltA:RLES CGX & J:AfiE GILL'¥' Feby 21st 1 848 " GEORG!:: CA.HALL & :2LIZAB:.;'TH BAT:2:·:~ A.N Dee r 20 1848 " \'.; ILLLAJ.~ l'HNT.:..:;R & JULIA A:·m LA .: Jan 25 1 8L1-9 " c lESLL.Y K ·:: ~--< AY & 3LI ZA J GARR;:::T·r July 8 1 849 " J Ah~-.::s ~·,' GILL~ & JA~f:.; ;/ILSOX De er 23 18 40 " JA!':TS NANCE & NA:·w~ D AUL 'ro:~ Jan 1st 1 850 ,. rtOB:CRT F CO): & i.'..~THA ~ GRIFFI'i'H Octr 24th 1850 " T faJC Y \, FITTS & JULI A Ai~~·T Tii'~ S L; ~ y Nov 11th 1 851 :SLLIS ·,; ILSO!\! & SArt.AH BECK Deer 2ncl 1 851 '.': ILL~Y I.~u~:"t_~LI· & LOUI SA F S TO!'f: Dec r ?. Jrd 1 851 " 'iILII Al.'1 I.• r.1cI•ANI EL & F-2R:.~=LIA LY~::1 I. e cr 25th 1851 " E~\'ikO~..::;.s H AJ:;.r TO~~ & EI.iILY Ai~ \·~ CAHALL F'e:bv 11th 1 853 " TAs.;.:;LL B:H~LI:SR & A:•E\1 f.'icl"AIG:L Jun~ 26th 1853 / .... i~O T.C: : Some of th e marriae;es are r ecorde d in He nry County r.~arriap;e Bones 1778- 1849 , edite d and Published by Virg ~nia And e r s on Dodd (Richmond, VA:l953 ). Researchers are advised to check for orig inals if possible in Henry County Courthous~ . Co p i es of th e original pa£eS transc ribed have been placed in th e Vi r ginia Room of Jones Kemorial Library , Lynchburf: , VA . so res earch e rs may check for possible tran s cription errors . Submitted by Clyde F. and Ann L. i.:c.\lister , ; · . C Lynchbur g , VA 24503 Box 3587 ======= ======== ===============~====~========· ~=============== ============= GENERAL REGISTRATION OF BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA (A few names from a page of the voters ' registration book. These are only those who was boin prior to 1900.) Date of Registration = No . = Name - IB.te of Birth = Age yrs = Occupation = Residence in State - County - Precinct = Length of Residence = Exempt from payment of Poll Tax. Year 1902 , Sept 26 J. W T Allman? - Nov 30, 1826 = 75 yrs = Wolen Mills = Finecastle = 75y = 75y = 75y = yes 9. William Austin = July 1, 1842 = 60 yrs ::: farmer ::: Botetourt = 60y = 60y = 60y = yes 11. Isaac S Austin = Feb 25, 1836 = 66 yrs = farmer = Botetourt = 66y = 66y = 66y =yes 17. W H Burger = Apr 1, 1848 = 54y = teacher = Finecastle = 54y = 54y = = 12y = no 18. Wm B Bowyer = Mar 21 , 1834 = 68y = Black Smith = Botetourt = 68y = 68y = 68y = yes 20. George S Bowyer = Dec 15, 1831 = 70y = farmer = Botetourt = ?Oy = 70y = ?Oy = yes 21. Gary Breckenridge = Oct 5, 1839 = 63yrs = Supt of Schools = Finecastle = 62y = 62y = ly = yes 25. George WBreckenridge = May 25, 1847 = 55Y = lawyer = 55y = 55y ::: 55y y = yes 27. Charles P Bradley = July 25, 1847 = 55Y = farmer = Botetourt = 55y = 55Y = Sy = yes Vtr&Ud& Appal&Chi&n N otoa = �/()9 WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA , LEGISLATIVE PETITION The following i s a copy of a petition found in the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia. It is the Box B: 1798 - 1814, Wythe County, Virginia. The number is 5120: 1807 , Dec lO . To the Honorable the Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Virginia The Petition and Memorial of the Subscribers Freeholders and Inhabitants of the County of Wythe Respectfully Represents that when the County of Wythe was constituted and Established the Judicial Seat of Justice for the Said County was fixed in a part of the said County far remote from your petioners large mountains which are almost impassable intervening between your Petitioners and their Judicial Seat of Justice your petitioners would Humbly Represent that in Consequence of their Sitution that they labour under innumerable inconveniencies and dificulties insomuch that they are deprived of that convenient and regular administration of Justice to which they are intitled in common with other citizens your petitioners would Humbly Shew that the Session before the last of the General assembly that the County of Giles was Constituted and Established off the west end of the County of Montgomery including a small part of the Counties of Tazewell and Monroe and that the Judicial Seat of Justice for the County of Giles is far more convenient to your memorialists than the seat of Justice for the County in which your petitioners reside That in traveling to the Judicial Seat of Justice for the County of Giles your Petitioners would have good roads and not a Mountain to cross your petitioners therefore humbly concieve That that equal and sound policy which ever actuated the Legislature will regulate their case and redress their greeivances by removing the many inconveniencies and hardships under which your petitioners have laboured for many years in having to travel to the Seat of Justice in the County of Wythe your petitioners therefore pray your Honorable Body to pass a law to annex that part of the County of Wythe to the County of Giles that lies Northwestward of a line beginning at the Junction of Montgomery Wythe and Giles County's lines on the top of Walker's Mountain and along the top of said Mountain to a place known by the name of the Blue or big rock thence a straight line untill it i ntersects that of Tazewell County on top of Brush Mountain two miles above Nicewonders gap thence with the Tazewell line to its Junction with the Giles County line , your petitioners would Shew that if they Should be annexed to the County of Giles agreeable to their prayer that Still the County of Wythe would remin complete with the Court House about the Center -- your petitioners as is duty bound will pray &c James Must. rd Mosiah M Burk Jacob Stinson Jeremiah Munsey David oney John Stafford Thomas Stafford Joseph Stafford James Bogells D:tvid Byrns John Byrns John Cox James Cox Nicholaus Baulden William Baulden W' m Tu.vis Junor John Bogel Joseph Paulley Nehemiah Bonehams Robert Newberey Jonas Powers Tu.vid Munsey Joseph Pauley Rowland Fletcher Joseph Fletcher Thomas Fletcher Thomas McKinney Walters Elam William Orr John Iavis William Davis James Davis W' m Davis Sn'or? Daniel Davis James Orr Alexander Orr viratnta Appalachian N Otes Robert Orr John Orr Abraham Nurewander or Nicewander Thomas Pauley Leonard Bellew John Pauley Vincent Stoop? .Iavid Nicewander Hirum .Iavis Jacob Nicewander James Crawford reasonable reported Ref 'd Dec 10 - 1807 �110 ST . MATTHEW' S CEMETERY Riner , Montgomery County, Virginia About 14 miles from Christiansburg Courthouse. 602 to Rt . 617. Take Rt. 8 , left on Rt . Copied 17 March 1986 by GLENNA G. GARNER & RUTH G. IIAI.E , Roanoke , Va . LANCASTER, infant son of Eddie & Lois Nov . 5 , 1960 ALL , James S. "Tim" Dec . 21 , 1934 - Sept . 13, 1984 SOWERS , Davis C. Dec. 18 , 1878 - Feb . 26, 1947 " Lenora Aug . 10 , 1880 - June 13 , 1 964 FLINCHUM, Victor T. Feb. 26 , 1909 - Mar. 4, 1976 FLINCHUM , John Martin Mar. 15, 1880 - Mar . 8 , 1959 FLINCHUM , Everett Rufus Dec . 12 , 1911 - Mar . 27 , 19i12 FLINCHUM, Tamer Lester June 15 , 1879 - Mar . 29, 1934 FLINCHUM, Edward C. Oct. 8 , 1924 - Nov . 26 , 1928 FLINCHUM, Wilson A. Born & Died Mar. 15, 1908 FERRIS, Floyd H. Born & Died Mar. 18, 190L1 FERRIS, Abbannie M. Mar . 30 , 1881 - June 26 , 1904 MC DANI EL, Winnie E. Oct. 4, 1917 - Feb . 17, 1923 Marvin G. SOWERS Feb . 27 , 1911 - Jan . 29 , 1935 SOWERS, Franc is M. Aug . 25 , 1900 - Sept . 16 , 1920 SOWERS, Mary E. Died Dec . 29 , 1935 Age 86 yrs. SOWERS, David G. Died 1900 Age 55 yrs . SOWERS, Roy T. s . of D. G. & M. L. July 26, 1904 - Jan . 30, 1906 DOWERS, Curtis L. s . of Harlie & Lizzie Feb . 2 , 1919 - Apr . 20, 1919 BOWER, Moses L. Aug . 18, 1883 - July 18 , 1957 " Dora E. Dec. 7, 1888 - Mar . 28 , 1966 BOWER, C. Ronceverte Nov. 15, 1908 - Oct . 27 , 1976 " Mary Frances Dec . 17, 1921 DOWERS , Thomas F. Oct . 9, 1848 - Mar. 9, 1921 BOWER , Martha A. Willi am wi fe of T. F . May 12 , 1842 - June 3 , 1911 FLITCHUM , Mosey H. Dec . 11 , 1906 - June 15 , 1907 EPPERLY, Zetta Almeda Feb. 9 , 1893 - Aug. 5, 1958 WEEKS, Lucy Ethel Epperly Nov. 10, 188 7 - May 5 , 193 4 EPPERLY, Jake Lee Oct. 6, 1889 - Oct . 1 3 , 1924 EPPERL~Y, Laura Mae Feb . 2, 1 901 - Jan. 25 , 1905 Infant daughter (no name) Mar. 10, 1899 - Mar. 11, 1899 EPPERLY, Emmazetta H. Oct. 1, 1875 - July 22, 1957 " Denn i s Apr. 22, 1855 - Aug . 11, 1926 " Emmazetta A. June 28, 1860 - June 10, 1899 EPPERLY, Minnie Shel or Mar . 4, 1879 - Apr. 1, 1955 " Thomas Leonard Oct. 1 9 , 1890 '' Windola Sower June 20, 1892 - Apr . 22 , 1919 EPPERLY, Trig M. 1892 - 1950 (next to Zetta Alme d a) MI LLS, Adeline (no dates) MILLS, Charlie (no dates) BOWER, John William Nov. 20, 18 77 - Nov . 3, 195 7 BOWER , Hattie Otey Sept. 28, 1878 - Feb. 19, 1939 NAfF, Rev. James Tazewell " J. T." Oct. 11, 1 922 - Sept . 22 , 1975 ARGABRIGHT , W. R. Aug. 2, 1858 - Aug. 4, 1933 ARGABRIGHT, Henrietta J. wife of w. R. June 20, 1859 - Feb. 26, 1902 IDDINGS , Inf. of O. C. & Wil lie (no dates) ARGABRIGHT , Horrace Fowler 1893 - 1959 " Dollie M. 1901.+ - 1928 Vtratnl& Appalachian N otea �St . Matthews Cemetery (continued) Ill BOWER , Florence Lester 1881 - 1909 BOWER , Ocie A. Jennings wife of T. J . Nar . 22 , 1894 - Feb . 1, 1920 EDWARDS , Payton G. s . of George & Dora Feb . 9. 1913 - June 23 , 1913 LESTER , Dora Alice wife of George Edwards Nar. 9, 1887 - July 14, 1913 EDWARDS , Cliffie B. Sept . 11 , 1894 - Oct . 1, 1983 " Geo=ge B. June 27, 1883 - June 11 , 1964 EDWARDS, George L. son of George & Dora Dec . 4 , 1910 - Aug . 19, 1913 EDWARDS , Ba by Nellie E. Dec . 5, 1927 - Oct . 14 , 1929 BOWER , Lewis llubert 1893 - 1975 BOWER , Lewis Eli Sept . 27 , 1885 - June 27, 1962 " Maude Sumpter Jan . 29 , 1888 - June 1 , 1963 CllAFIN , Charl es O. Feb . 29 , 1879 - Oct . 23, 1964 ) married Feb . 26, 1897 " Alma E. Oct . 7, 1880 - Dec . 8 , 1914 ) LESTER, Roy V. son of P. L. & A. E. May 26, 1907 - Sept . 3, 1924 EDWARDS , h' . Taylor Oct . 9 , 1899 - Dec . 28, 1965 " Eulalia D. Feb 12 , 1901 EDWARDS, John C. Nov . 15, 1861 - Jan . 6 , 1937 " Sallie Feb . 19 , 1858 - Feb. 3, 1945 BISllOP , Raymond G. s . of G. P . & Ora Nov . 3 , 1908 - Apr . 31, 1924 BISllOP, Charles P . July 14, 1880 - May 31 , 1915 LANE, Thomas Wash ington Apr. 11 , 1877 - Apr . 2, 1952 " Annie Maud Peters Oct . 1, 1880 - Nov. 2, 1965 EPPERLY, Aubrey A. Nov . 12 , 1905 11 Ettie L . May 18, 1905 - Nov. 18 , 1981 EPPERLY , Albert Lee Jan . 10 , 1864 - Dec. 27, 1952 EPPERLY , Rosetta Sowers Hay 15, 1870 - Apr . 10 , 1943 EPPERLY, Thurman H. s . of Mr . & Mrs . A. L. Aug. 5, 1905 - July 27, 1912 DOWER , Francis M. Jan. 6, 1873 - Feb . 13 , 1942 BOWER, Alma E. July 25, 1877 - July 13, 1964 DOWER , Harlie D. Nov. 19, 1898 - July 20 , 1951 EDWARDS , Alva Lee May 23, 1921 - July 26, 1946 EDWARDS , Alvis Wayne s . of Alva & Kathleen Sept . 8, 1946 - Sept. 10, 1946 ~ MEDEDITH , Arnold R., Va . Sgt. Co . K, Inf. WW II Aug. 10, 1922 - May 2, 1968 MEREDITH, Gladys Bishop May 28 , 1899 - Jan. 5, 1955 NEREDITH , Ernes t June 18 , 1886 - Aug . 3, 1958 BISHOP , Allene Sowers wife of w. Kyle Bi shop June 20 , 1874 - Sept. 9, 1938 BISHOP , W. K. Nay 26 , 1876 - Feb . 12 , 1920 BISHOP , Isabell Dec . 19 , 1854 - Jan . 20, 1925 HISHOP , John W. Jan . 12, 1851 - Feb . 9, 1918 CHAFIN , Rob@rta H. wife of Donald G. Mar . 3 , 1941 - Jan. 7, 1972 CHAFIN , Gilbert L . Oct. 9, 1869 - Aug . 6, 1956 " Susie C. Apr . 13, 1874 - Apr . 4, 1941 CHAFIN , Jose-ph Ray Oct. 29, 1915 - Feb. 12, 1920 CHAFIN , Randolph Lee Oct . 16, 1918 - Feb. 3, 1920 CHAFIN , Myrtle E . wife of L. O. Oct. 12, 1892 - Feb . 6, 1920 SNITH, Marie Chafin Feb . 17, 1920 - Dec. 7, 1981 CHAFIN, G. Letcher Feb. 22 , 1871 - Aug . 20, 1947 " Lillie L . Mar . 13, 1875 - June 14, 1951 CHAFIN, Mary Ellen Mar . 7, 1895 - Jan. 10, 1973 CHAFIN, J. O. Sept. 5, 1898 - Aug. 22, 1929 El)PEHLY, FJossie Laurenia dau. of C. B. & Emma J . Apr 9, 1907 - June 7, 1957 stone , (no name) stone , (no name) EPPERLY , Charl es Brainard 1872 - 1943 " Emma J. 1874 19li9 V11'tPJUa Appa"L"c.~n Note:.t �St . Matthew ' s Cemetery (continued) II~ -f" SOWERS , Minnie Soda July 25, 1873 SOWERS , William Floyd Feb . 18, 1866 - Oct . 15 , 1953 SOWERS, James Edgar Mar . 19 , 1903 - May 3, 1983 " Vivie Epperly Nar. 18, 1906 - May 11 , 1973 SOWERS, Everett H. Oct . 18 , 1913 - Aug . 27, l97l1 " Virgie M. Mar. 20 , 1917 SIZEMORE , Billy R. Apr . 14, 1933 - Dec. 31 , 1978 11 Darlene S. Nov. 24 , 1949 EARLES, Donald Rudolph Inf . son of Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Born & Died Sept . 7, 1931 SOWERS, Howard Lee Inf. son of P . L. & E. E. (no elate) SOWERS, Marvin G. July 6, 1937 - Sept . 26, 1937 JONES, Costly C. 1887 - 1968 " Mary E. 1896 - 1966 QUESENBERRY, James Duane Dec . 2l1, 1965 - Apr . 20 , 1908 EPPERLY, J. F. May 26, 1862 - July 22, 1937 EPPERLY, Nary Ann Jan. 13 , 1868 - Feb . 19 , 1934 EARLES, E. C. June 15, 1870 - Sept . 17, 1934 " Mollie D. Feb. 18, 1880 - May 9 , 1953 EARLES, Elvin C. Sept. 17 , 1905 - May 9, 19 79 11 June S. July 2, 1911 EARLES, Marvin R. Aug. 31 , 1909 - Feb. l1, 1982 " Evelyn W. Nov . 23 , 1913 - Oct. 13 , 1979 DICKERSON, Malinda June 24 , 1875 - May 31, 1965 MADISON, Elijah June 30 , 1871 - July 4 , 1948 SOWERS , Perry L. June 9, 1902 - Dec . 24 , 1936 UNDERHOOD, Curtis Eugene s. of Mr . & Mrs. N. J . 1936 - 1937 SOWERS, Claude Elvin, VA. SI, USNR WW II Dec 23 , 1923 - June 9, 1969 SOWERS, Curtis B. 1928 - 1985 (Richardson-Horne F . Home marker) UNDERWOOD, Paul Otha inf. son of E . O. & B. E. Apr. 8 , 1937 SOWERS, Edith July 26, 1861 - Apr . 8 , 1948 SOWERS, Dallas Apr. 13, 1888 - May 9, 1971 " Mary Alma Feb. 11, 1900 - Dec . 13 , 1955 SOWERS, Claude E. Dec. 23 , 1923 - June 9, 1969 " Marie M. Sept . 4, 1929 SOWERS , Margie Marie Dec. 1 , 1948 - Dec. 3 , 1966 EPPERLY, Jacob A. Jan. 9, 1880 - Feb . 18 , 1950 " Osha E. Aug . 11, 1887 - Nov. 7, 1970 SOWERS , James Wade Aug. 16, 1916 - Dec . 18 , 1965 " Reva Edwards Aug. 25 , 1918 - Dec . 20 , 1965 SOWERS , Andrew Jackson June 3 , 1872 - June 14 , 192L1 " Lydia E. Howery Sept. 22, 1874 - June 22 , 1966 SOWERS, Floyd J. 1898 - 1974 " Mary E. 1904 - ================================================================================= CORRECTION - or DISAGREEMENT: ''Bourne Family Bible Record '' on page 63 of VAN , 1987 . Beginning at Patience Bourne - - those are birth dates (NOT dates of Marriage.) In "Early Adventurers on the Western Waters ", Vol II by Mary B Kegley p 1 81: Feb 6, 1787"Jonathan Thomas and Patience Bourn , daughter of William Bourn ; Sur. James Newell; consent for daughter "Patishent " to marry, signed W Bourn. " s ubmitted by Pat Surface , 401 Surfact Drive, Tazewell , Va 24651 . ¥~y = = = ===================================================-=== = ~=== ========== ======= = = Vtrainta Appal<J.dtio.n Not8A �11..3 SURNAME INDEX Christine Dudding , PO Box 1762 , Maitland , FL 32751 Given name Place Surname ARMSTRONG Ellis Roanoke, VA DAVIS Ann Eliza Hamilton, Ohio DOOLITTLE Wm Henry St Joseph IN WNN Eliza Ann Huntsville , Ala Ma ry Francis Montgomery Co , VA HALEY Harriet Roanoke, VA MOOMAW PARMER Martin Virgin ia SMITI-ISON Wm T M North Carolina Cornelius Adams, PA SMYSER TEEL Geo Washington Va or Md rate md 1834 md 1845 b 1842 b 180? b 1855 b 1808 b 1780s b 180? b 1820 b 1784 Suzanne Hollingswort h Meredith, 1801 Pelham Dr SW, Roanoke , VA 24018 Kent Co, Md HOLLINGSWORTH John 1639- 1698 HENDRICK Moses Burt Appomattox , VA md JO Jun 1827 ASHER Nancy Appomattox , Va md JO Jun 1827 STINNETT Mahala Jane Tazewell, TN 1815-1890 Augusta, Va GLOVIER Michael Gardner 1756SHIVELY Sparrell (Dr. ) Franklin Co, Va MEREDITH Ernes t Claude Pulaski Co, Va 1880-1943 STOVER Sally R Montgomery Co , Va 1803-1874 BI NGHAM Chris top her Appomattox, Va 1830 CARTER Nancy Virgi nia Hancock Co, Ky 1861-1936 Jodie U dike Rt 1 Box 281 Billin s MO 6 610 Allen from Va, Buttner Bittner, Brawner , Caldwelder, Carver, Chilton, Douglas, Dudley , Ellixson , Farmer , Gum, Haff , Holmes (Ind, Ill), Howard (Ohio, Ill), Hubbs , Poole (Va , NC, TX), Schrader , Strange (NC), Updike, Wiggs. Helen Pate Ross , 9401 Chandler Avenue , Sturtevant, WI 53177 HARRISON James Rockbridge Co, Va PATE Thomas Abingdon Parish , Va ADAMS Lucy Southampton, Va I<NIGHT Sa muel Lunenburg, Va SMITIISON Sarah Wade Lunenburg, Va Ann Lunenburg, Va WALKER Gabriel/James Gabriel Rockbridge, Va HARRISON TAYLOR, Bartholomew Accomack, Va EVA NS Nancy Accomack, Va Mrs Elizabeth M Parks 80 Piki nr CHANDLER Mary (Polley MOORE Olive CHANDLER Sarah W BILLUPS Samuel CASEY Sarah BILLUPS Edward I WEBSTER Samuel MOORE Olive I --- ----- abbreviations: Al be - Al be rnarle Co; Kan ' a - Kanawha I Sedona , AZ 86JJ6 Fluvanna, Va; Kan'a,WV married above Albe,Va ; Cab.&Wayne,WV married above Bote.& Montg., Va married above Franklin Co, Va Fluv, Va;Kan'a,WV; MO b England? Ca b - Cabell Fluv - Fluvanna Vtre:mJa Appalachian NotoR b 1776, May 19 b 1705 md 1790 md 1809, May 18 md 1809, May 18 md ca 1764 b 1756 md 1805? b 1784 1794-1854 1806 1805-1887 1822 d bef 1796 md 1755 1788 b 1785?-1858 Bote - Botetourt Montg - Montgomery �Surname Index 114 Deborah Clarkston, Rt 1 Box 180 , Big Stone Gap, VA 24219 THOMPSON John Anson Co, NC STOGDELL John England HAMILTON James Orange Co, Va DINGUS William Germany .Scott Co , Va STAPLETON Eliza ROBERTS Vincent Scotland MAGGARD Hans Germany KEITH James P Russell Co , Va HUNSUCKER John NC MULLINS Joshua Tennesse d 1761 1650 b 15 Jan 1751 1749 b 15 Aug 1873 1700 ' s b 1690 b 9 Oct 1828 l790 ' s 1810 , born rri.rs Anne Hale Kellam , 14333 Aldengate Road, Midlothian , VA 23113 HALE WEBB PATTERSON ANDERSON SI CELY TATE DICKENSON OVERFELT TURNER KESLER Lewis Theoderick F Julia A Rosamond Poindexter Lucindia Sally Cave Ephriam Mahala Ludowich Grayson, Va Franklin Co , Va Franklin Co , Va Grayson Co , Va Mecklenburg Co , Va Grayson Co , Va Albemarle Co , Va Franklin Co , Va Franklin Co , Va Franklin Co, Va Helen L Douglas, 205 North N , Duncan, Oklahoma 73533 ALLRED Robert Nansemond , Va BISHOP Joseph Smythe , Va Francis CLARK Hanover , Va ENSEY Dennis Amherst , Va Rockbridge , Va MACKEY John Archibald Lee , Va Mc ELROY Charlotte , Va Thomas PAULE'IT James Loudoun, Va REIVES Culpepper, Va George SMITH Loudoun, Va WOOD Samuel Marcia 1 Logsdon, Rt 9 Box 53- c , Santa Fe , NM 87505 JORDAN William Bedford Co , Va Lucinda Bedford Co , Va JORDAN :r::avid Varner Vi rginia CALDWELL Phoebe Virginia MANN James A Botetourt Co , Va McCRERY Frances Botetourt Co , Va HOUSTON Houston Botetourt Co, Va McCRERY Virginia Nelson THOMSON Loudoun Co , Va Ad.am GAYLER Loudoun Co , Va GAYLER John P Ro 0 Evans EVANS EVENS EVANS/EVENS EVANS/EVENS BRUMLEY Jr 12 Westerfield Pl Alexander William August I.aniel Olathe KS 66061 Fincastle Co, Va Grayson Co , Va Roanoke Co, Va Kentucky Co, Va ~tr~ Appe.ld.chlan N otea Mar 1802 resided: 1860 md 1854 d 8 May 1936 md 1773 d 8 Aug 1909 d b 1853 d 1853 b 1806 d 1854 1650 d 1800 b 1748 1808 d 1806 d 1826 1782 1772 b 1747 md 1772 late 1700s-1800s Oct 16 , 1814 b Mar 11 , 1753 b ca 1755 d Sept 1, 1828 d Oct 1 , 1814 b Jan 6 , 1808 b 1789 d 1841 , Ohio b 6 Aug 1800 b b 1775 md 1805 1910 in the area b 1777 �/15 Surname Index Mrs Anne W James , PO Box 5Jl, Pitts£ord, Elias JAMES John NELSON Armstead W NEWMAN WATKINS John (w Nancy) Coleman DALTON GILBERT George LUNDY Richard Thomas Jr LUNDY BELCHER Thomas STANLEY Thomas NY 14534 Bedford Co, Va Bedford Co, Va Patrick Co, Va Henry Co, Va Patrick Co, Va Patrick Co, Va Greyson Co , Va Greyson Co , Va Patrick Co, Va Franklin Co, Va Mrs Robert Rowland, 185 TOl·me Road , Sequim , WA 98382 Robert Botetourt Co, Va ROWLAND George Rockingham, NC ROWLAND Newton, Ark George, Sr ROWLAND Pope, Ark ROWLAND George W Illinois RICHMOND John Martin Illinois Nancy Jane Mc COLLUM Kentucky Savannah Frances WILSON Champaign, Ill William GRAHAM Ohio William Marlatt Hickman, TN Nicholas B QUINN 1850 census 1850 census rod 10 Jan 1837 d 1845 1850 census b 1868 b 1773 NJ? b 1779 NJ? md 5 May 1824 rod 27 Apr 1801 1782 1792 d 1844 d 1883 d d b 1848 ca b 1862 b b b 1843 1866 1834 b 1830 ======================================================================== QUA RAN TINED: The inhabitants of this place have been stricken with GENEALOGY FEVER, a deadly and infectious disease . SYMPTOMS : Notepapers stuffed in pockets and files; heart palpitations at the sight of gravestones and old trunks fil led with letters; bloodshot eyes from excessive microfilm exposure; erratic speech patterns punctuated with pilgrims and princes; cold sweat upon the arrival of the daily mail. INCURABLE: contributed by Rev Richard Buckingham. ==----============================================================================ CORRECTION : Vol XI, #2 , p 65, May 1987 . Pate cemetery stops at Lester I. Pate. The second cemetery , Hartman Cemetery , starts with the name George Stamback. ,,.,.,,.,.*=========================================================================·= WHAT A NAME MIGHT MEAN? A person ' s title in colonial days often had a different meaning than titles used today. Stepmothers were sometimes called mothers-inlaw . Cousins could be relatives of any type - - sometimes even friends . Jr. writ ten after a name did not necessarily mean a name the same as his father -- it might be an uncle or a cousin . Housekeeper once meant property owner and could ~e used for a male as well as a female, Inmate as found in Pennsylvania arch~ ves _ref~rs to a man living in the home of another person, not necessarily in an institution, Freeman meant a young man, not yet married. Domestic once meant housewife, not necessarily the servant. Mister was a title used only for men of wealth and/or education. A retired man might be listed as a gentleman. (abstracted from "The Review of' DuPage Co, Ill, Genealogical Society,'' Lombard, Ill, Feb-Mar 1984. "Genealogy Digest", Vol 16 #1 Winter 1985, p 14. V!1'&!n1a Appalach:1an Motc:J �116 Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Aker (s) 116,142 Allen 114 Angle 135 Armbrister 142 Arnold 142 Ashworth 138 Bandy 140 Barnard 131 Barnett 131 Bernard 131 Blankenship 134 Bowles 131 Bradley 111 Bryan 139 Buchanan 133 Buchannon 133 Bunts 142 Burch 131 Burrus 142 Catron 126 Clagg 120 Claige 120 Cleage 120 Clegg 120 Coder ell 130 Coder ill 130 Coll ins 142 Combs Cook Cotter el Cottrell Daniel Daughtery Dudley Dun ca n Dunford Eakin Eastwood Edens Erwin Flanagan Fry Gilliam Glenn Gray Harman Harmon Harrel l Haymore Haynes Hendrick Hubbard Humphrey Hurt 126 142 130 130 142 142 114 121 142 139 142 127 142 142 125 142 l .1 g 122 128 128 118 118 142 117 113 126 142 Hutchinson James Johnson Jon es Kessler Ketron Kettenrin g Kinc a id King Kirk 143 , Lewis Like Mabe Marr(s) Mc Craw McMillian Minnix Mitchell Montgomery Moore Morgan Muncy Nelson O'Brien Oliver Pigg Prater 135 140 142 142 124 126 126 136 118 144 128 125 142 129 142 142 124 142 142 123 112 123 140 143 132 113 110 116 Rakes 132 Re nfr o 112 S c:t lisl.Jury 115 Scott 137 S ea monds 129 Shannon 122 Simm erntan 111 Smith 122 Spence 134 Stafford 138 Starnes 142 Stephens 115,116 Th omas 132,133 Thompson Tr e (a)d(a)way 136 130 Vard a man 118,119 Vaug hn 144 Vaugh t 120 Walker 118 Wa rden Wa tkins 132,141 122 Wayland 135 Whit e 122 Yerian 122 Yer ion 117 Young == =======================================~======================================= PtESEARCH TIP: Here is an idea used by a member of the Minnesota Genealogical Society: When writing to people listed in phone books that have the same name you are researching, and you want to know if they have any information, send them a letter outlining the information you need, and include a POSTCARD with this "form": _ _ _Yes, I a m related to the (name) family but I cannot provide you with any genealogical information. I suggest you contact : _ _ Yes, I am related to the (name) family and can give you genealogical data. Please write again with the data you need. _ _ _ No, I am not related. This will not only save you postage because you won ' t have to send an envelope and a 22¢ s tamp, and hopefully you will have a better chance of receiving an answer if the addressee doesn't have to actually write a letter : f rom "Genealogy Digest '', Vol 16 , #3 Summer 1985, p 2Lr-25 ; 25 N 200 W. , Bountiful, UT 8/i.010 =======================================-==========================-================ Feb 1986: current address of CE Shepard, 2641 Delmonte Ave , Iayton, OH 49H9 =====-============================================================================= ================================================================================= Seeking to purchase a copy of George Gose ' s book titled PIONEERS OF THE VIRGINIA BLUEGRASS. Write W W Reynolds, 1013 As kham Dr, Cary , NC 27511 ================================================================================= �117 128- 8 7. Seek e xchange f r om des c e ndan ts of Jacob HARMON/HARMAN and close friend/associate Mordecai LEWIS. Early l and o wners in Frederick &: subsequent Sh enandoah Cos. HARMON'S will, 1792, in Bot e tourt Co. HARMON' s c ni lar e n to TN, LEWIS and c n :Lldren to TN. (HARMON md . LEWIS' sister Marga ret?) W.W. Crook, Jr . , 3208CaruthBlvd., Dalla.s,TX 75225 129-87. Seek d a ta on ancestry of James MARR/MARRS & Anna SHANNON, md. 1782 in Montgomery Co. Her father S a mu el SHANNON. His father Hugh MARR/Alexander MARR? He sgt. in Rev. War. They migrated to Logan / Butler Cos., KY after Revolution. W.W. Crook, Jr. , address above. 130-87. S e e k d ata on Simon CODERELL/CODERILL/ COTTEREL/COTTRELL who md. Mary Magdalene VARDAMAN in Bedford Co .. l 765. Especially dates of h i m as Baptist Minister . Of re c ord later in Montgomery, Washi n gton , Russe l l a nd Le~ Cos . W. W. Crook, Jr., address above. 131-87. Se e k i ng info on Charles BARNETT (possible variant spellings are BERNARD and BARNARD) an d Lucy BOWLES, who md. 7 S e pt. 1785, Albemarle Co ., VA . Would like the ir parents , siblings , c hildren. Are th ey th e parents of Isham BARNARD, 1787-1871 , who md. Sar a h BURCH and resided in P at ri c k Co .. VA? Robert C. BARNARD, Jr., 1520 South Sagin a w St. , Flint , MI 48503 132-87. Seeking inf o on Isham THOMPSON, who md. Mary Ano OLIVER and resided in VA. His dau. , Jane, 1762-1815, md. Jam es WATKINS. Would like parents, siblings, other c hildren of Isham . Is h e th e f at her of J ames THOMPSON, who, according to tradition , md. a Sallie RENFRO and who resided in NC an d in Patri c k and Montgomery Cos., VA? Robert C . BARNARD, Jr., address above. 133-87. Seeking info on Jeremiah BUCHANNON (BUCHANAN?), whose dau., Nancy, md. John THOMPSON, son of J ames, 2 Jan. 180 4, Montgo me ry Co., VA. Is Jeremiah also the father of Hannah BUCHANAN, 1784-1855, who md . ca 1802, John's brother Nathaniel THOMPSON, Primitive Baptist minister , and resided in Montgo mery, Floyd and Carroll Cos., VA? Robert C. BARNARD, Jr. , address above. 134-87 . Would lik e info on Ma rgaret STAFFORD BLANKENSHIP, wife of Jesse BLANKENSHIP , lived on 12 Pol e , now WV. Her will was probated in Wayne Co., VA, 1849. She had a brother John STAFFORD who lived in Lawr e n ce Co., KY. Minnie STAFFORD, Rt. 1, Box 89, Van c eburg, KY 41179 135-87. J o hn ANGLE, b. before 1755, md. Lucy WHITE (dau. of Thomas WHITE, Sr.) , Burke Co . , NC, 1778. Brother Thom as ANGLE, b. 1761, VA; another brother, Charles ANGLE, b. 1764 , s e rv e d io Burk e Co., NC militia, 17~0. P oss ibly related to Benj a min ANGLE and Mary Elizabeth ANGLE , both Pit tsy lv a ni a Co., VA . Mar> Eliza beth md. John HUTCHINSON; d. 1827, Stokes Co., NC. John, Thomas and Charles mo ved to GA . Need ancestors of three brothers. A. Bayard ANGLE, 18304 Gulf Blvd. , Apt . 403, Red in g ton Shor e s, FL 33708 136-87. Need info reg a rding the surname of TREADWAY (TREADAWAY-TREDWAY). Jesse TREADWAY was bot·n a pprox. 1800 in VA. Partnts a re believed to be John TREADWAY and Mary (Polly) KINCAID. Loo king for Jesse ' s p a r e nts a nd/ or info regarding this family. What happened to John between 1800 and 1810? Mary and Jesse are in Kanawha Co . , VA (WV) in 1810. Dre a ma BLEVINS, Box 559, Oak Hill, WV 25901 137-87. Need info on Jon athan SEAMONDS, b. 1757 , Caroline Co . , VA. He was in Rev. War. Anyon e working on SEAMONDS? I would love to exchange info. Virginia MIDKIFF GRAHAM, 4006 Cl ark Graham Rd., Huntington, WV 25701 138-87. Joseph Churchworth ASHWORTH, b. 12 June 1872, in Tazewell Co., VA; son of John Silas ASHWORTH and grandson of David Joel ASHWORTH; md . Cordelia Eliz a b e th STARNES, 22 Sept. 1896, in Scott Co., VA. Would like any census or marriage info on the families of John Silas a nd David Joel ASHWORTH . B. B . BLEVINS, 1724 Pluto Way, Sacramento, CA 95864 139-87. Need parents of James Grant EAKIN, b. Abingdon, VA or approximate vicinity , 16 Fe b . 1832. Married Sarah Ann BRYAN, Washington Co., VA. Date around 1854. Died 6 May 1907 at Spanish Fort, TX . Anyone having info, please write. James 0. EAKIN , 651 South Harvard, Hemet, CA 92343 140-87 . Need parents and descendants of Elias JAMES, md. Nancy BANDY , in Be dford Co., 10 Feb. 1823. Nancy was dau. of Ri c hard BANDY. Was Leroy C. JAMES, md. Catherine NELSON, s on of this couple? Catherine was the dau. of John and Mary NELSON. Will e xchan ge info on these families. An ne W. JAMES, P . O. Box 531, Pittsford, NY 14534 141-87. Need any info on this WATKINS family listed in 1850 census of Hen ry Co. Nan cy WATKINS is 1 isted as head of household. Childr e n are Green bury, Winston, Ho r sely , Hiram s. , Mary, Sally, Su san a nd twins George a nd Andrew. Who was Nancy's husband and where were they ma1·ried? Anne W. JAMES, address above. 142-87. I would be inter es t e d in hearing from anyone with following families: ARMBRISTER , ARNOLD, AKER(S), BUNTS, COLLINS, MABE, STEPHENS, McMILLIAN, HAYNES, JONES, JOHNSON, DANIEL, COOK, EASTWOOD, HURT, MITCHELL, GILLIAM, ERWIN, MONTGOMERY, BURRUS, McCRAW, DAUGHTERY , FLANAGAN, a nd DUNFORD. These f a milies were in Montgomery, Wythe , Carroll , Prince Edward Cos. and NC before com ing to Wyth e and Carroll. Will e x c hange info. Lena HOPKINS, 20234 Coventry , Detroit, Ml 48203 1 4 3 -87. Who were parents of. J ohn KIRK, b. 1754, Fauquier Co., VA, served 3 yrs. Rev. War; given land, 1788, Montgomery Co . , VA ; md. Elizabeth O'BRIEN; and Thomas KIRK, who d. 1801 leaving 6 sons a nd 2 daus., widow Margot . His son Thomas, b. ca 1740, lists Fauquier Co. as birthplac e . Were J o hn a nd th e e lder Thomas brothe rs? Cousins? My lineage is through Joseph KIRK, a son of th e elder Thomas. Respon s es welcomed. Winnie (KJRK) BRANEN, Box 186 , Marsha ll, OK 73056 144-87. Wis h to kn o w names of par en t s of Hir a m KIRK , b. 1801 in Mo ntgomery Co . , VA , a nd t h e ir c hil dre n, brothers a nd sisters o f Hiram. Hiram md. in 1827 to Sarah Wilson VAUGHT. The gra ve mar k ers in KIRK cemet ery near Bearspring show d eat h dates of 1877 and 1881. Chester Wi l son KIRK 11/6/1870-6/7/1945 on g rav es tone in KIRK Cemetery, Bear s prin g. Was he rel a ted t o Snra h Wil s o n VAUGHT, wife of Hi ra m KIRK? Winni e (KIRK) BRANEN, a ddr e ss above. �110-87. William and Newman PRATER in r eco rds of Montgome ry Co. , VA 1790-18 1 0 . Ne wman in 1810 ce usus of Montgomery Co.; s e rv e d in War o f 1812 from Gr ayson Co. Widow and c ll l ldr e n mov e d t o Logan co. , OH befo re 1820. How were William and Newman PRATER r e l a t e d and what was t h ei r c onne <..: tion to Wil liam a nd Newman PRATER of Montgomery Co., KY 1810-1830? _M_i_s_s~_M_a_r_t_h~a~H_E_l~N_E_~_IA_N ~ N~·~7 ~ 0_ 5~N~·~B_e _l~v_ e_d_e_r_e_, Memphis . TN 38 107 111-87 . An old letter to the Kentucky State Historical Soci e ty s ay s Jud ge Wi 11 i am a nd Re b ecca SMITH BRADLEY moved to Clark Co. 1 KY from VA about 1794. Son , Tobias S . , b_ in Mo nt gomery Co., KY 1811 . Washington Co., VA records ca 1785 r efe r to "Tobias SMITH , de ceased, " an d a Will iam BRADLEY resided there then. Does anyone have further i ufo about these p eo pl e? Miss Ma rth a H£INEMANN, ad dr ess a bove. 112-87. Seek in g rel a tionship of Elizabeth SALISBURY , b. 1779 in VA, to other SAL I SBURYS wh o lived in Patrick Co., VA at lea st 1791-1809. Elizabeth mov e d to Fl o yd Co ., KY b efore 1815, probably with family of Da vid MORGAN, whos e Patrick Co. residence was on north fot·k of Rock c: astle Creek. Dee ds an d county court re c ords indicate the SALISBURYS live d n e arby. Mlss Ma rtha HEINEMANN, a ddr e ss a bove. 113-87. John HUBBARD, b. ca 1738 , md . Kez iah PIGG, 1.769. Wh e re wa s J o hn b L>r11 ? Ne ed dates o n chi ldren of this marriage . They were: Isham, Joseph, Samuel, Hezeki a h H. , Da vis, John, Ann , Eliza b eth, J udith , Sarah and Edith. Also , need info o n Edward HUBBARD who md . Eliza beth. Need parents, dates & places. Also, need info on issue of th is marria ge; Nathani e l, T::ibith:i, Edwa rd, J ose ph an d Reuben. J odie UPDIKE, Rt. 1, Box 281, Bil l ings , MO 6561 0 114-87 . John ALLEN , b . ca 1807, possibly Campbell Co., md. Edna DUDLEY , 1832. Nee d to know the n ames of their parents, where & when born and died . They lived i n Pitt s ylvania Co. Ne e d to know n ames of c hildren, one was George Washington ALLEN. Jodi e UP DIKE , a ddr ess above. 115-87 . Need parents of Nora Maranda SCOTT , b . S e pt. 1878 o r 1880 in Franklin Co. Her marriage cert . (m. Feb. 1.900 in Franklin Co. to Cornelius Montague THOMAS) lists father as J.( o r F.) M. SCOTT . Help'. Linda DELRIDGE, 3350 W. 97, Cleveland, OH 44102 116-87. Nee d info on death of Fleming THOMAS, b . 1840, Franklin Co. His wif e was Martha RAKES, md . March 1867 in Floyd Co. When and whe re did Fl e ming di e ? Al s o, n eed in.fo o n d eat h of P eter THOMAS, b. 1798, Patrick Co. Hi s wife, Sarah "Sallie" AKERS. Th e y lived in Fr an klin Co . and had 12 c hildren . When and wher e did Peter die? Any info appreciated. Linda DELRIDGE, a ddre ss a bove. 117- 87 . Who were the parents of Fran ces YOUNG who md. Ri c h a rd Alfr e d HENDRICK, 12 Oct. 1839 , in Patrick Co., VA? Where was she born, names of si blings? Henry YOUNG was bondsman. When and where did she die? Who was first wife of James HENDRICK, fathe r of Richard Alfred; their marriage date a n d whe r e ? HENDRICK family live d in Patrick Co. in late 1700's and early 1800' s . Will a nswer a ll replies. Frances MUNSEY, 812 Highland Ave., Bluefield, WV 24701 118- 87. Who were parents and siblings of William Harrison HAYMORE a nd Nancy KING, birthdat es & places, deat h dat e s & places . Lived in Surry Co., NC in 1830 ce nsus ; Pulaski Co., VA in 1840. Chil dren: Louisa (md. Ma rshal.l VAUGHN, 1846; Eli za beth (md. James HARRELL, 1850; Malinda (md. William H. WARDEN, 1848). Will answer all r e plies and exchange info. Frances MUNSEY, a ddress above. 11 9-8 7. Need parents and s iblings of William K. (Kager, Micaj a h) VAUGHN, md . Elizabeth Smith GLENN, 18 Dec. 1809, Prince Edward Co., VA. Lived in Wythe, Pulaski, Carroll Cos., VA. Where was h e bo rn and when? Will answer all r e plies and e xchange info. Fran ces MUNSEY, address above. 120-87. Nee d info on the mother and father of Tho mas Alexande r WALKER who was born in vicinity of Big Li c k, VA (now Ro a noke) , 28 Nov. 1846 . He moved with hi s mo th er Sallie CLEGG WALKER, also spe lled CLEAGE , CLAGG & CLAIGE to Mc Minn Co., TN at an early age . Reid W. WALKER, 107 Point-0Woods , Carr ol lto n, GA 30117 121-8 7. Seek info abo ut John DUNCAN, one of 3 brothers (Blanch and Thomas) of Montgomery Co., who came from Scotl a nd ca 1775. Who and when did he marry? What are names of their c hildren? Was John, Jr. (1810 Cens u s) his son? Who did J o hn, Jr . marry? What ar e names of his children? What is r e lationship of Seth DUNCAN to 3 immigra.nt brothers? Mary Frances DUNCAN BRIDGES, 529 Orio l e Lane, Shreveport, LA 71105 12 2-8 7. Seeking info o n YERION family; lived Wythe Co. for 40/50 yrs. before migrating to IL in l840's. James YER ION md . Jane SI MMERMAN, 1837, a nd lived Wythe Co. t i l af ter 1870 censu s. Marriage recor d e d in YERIAN Bibl e in possession of Sidney D. GRAY, Ivanhoe, VA, acco rding to ar t i cle by Audr e y Kemper SPENCE, Wytheville, publi s hed 1965 in book "Vi rginia Valley Re co rds" by J ohn W. WAYLAND . Especially interested in YERIAN Bible. James WEAVER, 5106-A Di a mon d Hgts. Blvd., San Francisco, CA 941 31 1 23-87. Desire i n fo on J o hn c. ~100RE (6/10/1795-1.1/8/1864), b. VA and wife, Jane MUNCY(?), 17941865, b. VA. Came to Whitley Co., KY in 1831 from Russell Co., VA. Thought to h a ve been from Montgomery Co., VA. Who were tne ir pare nts and where and when were they marri e d'? Mrs . L. G . FUSON , 90 1 Ma in St., Willi a msburg, KY 40769 124-8 7. Woul d like info on Sparrel MINNIX , b. ca 1825, Franklin Co., VA; wife Susan KESSLER , b. ca 18 25; children: Fleming, b. 1843 , VA; Hannah, b. 1845, VA: Samuel, b. 1847, VA; Andr ew, b. 1850, VA; accord ing to 1850 Fra nkl in Co., VA cen sus . Kay BUTLER, 1941 Trego Cr ee k Road, Chil l ico th e, OH 45601 125-8 7. Would like info on Adam LIKE, b. J an . 1833 in VA. Kay BUTLER, address above . Co., OH. Md. Rac hel FRY , 18 Aug . 1858, Vinton 126- 87 . Nee d parents, (b. in Wythe Co. , VA, ac cordiug tu KY marriage bond), etc., o f J oseph KETRON, b. ca 18 28 , Jessamine, KY . He md. Sally ( HUMPHREY) COMBS i n 1873. Other spe ll i n gs ma y be CATRON or KETTENRI NG. Mrs. C.iarles BUTLER. 826 So. 14th St., Ri chmo11tl 1 IN 47374 127-87. Wi ll of J o hn EDENS, P at ri ck Co ., VA , date d 21 Sept . 1803, r e t urn e d Dec . 1803 , named wife, Nancy EDENS ; sons, J onn , David an d Elexander (Al e xander); daughters, Fr an ces , Ma i·y , Nancy, Agness, Ledy, Sary, T abytba and Ledy. Wo uld l i k e any info o n J o hn EDENS o r hi s d eticendants. L essie c. THOMAS, 201 Pinehurst Drive, York t o wn, VA 23692 �BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts THE BRAMMERS AND THEIR JQN by Pearle A Brammer with additional material provided by the editor, Charles D Brammer. There are thousands of persons i n the US today who are descendants of the early Virginia Brammers . 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XI - No. 2 - May 1987 CONTENTS List of Vote rs Reg istered in Craig County, Virginia Marriage Records of Botetourt County , Virginia, 1791-1799 41 45 Abstracts of SlavehoJ ding Families of Russell Co, Va - 1860 Census Errata , Addenda and Notes 55 Record:::; From b.i ble of David Graham & Bourne Family 62 Pate Cemetery, Franklin Co , Virginia 64 Clark Fa mily of Washington County, Vi rginia Common Law Marriage Newspapers 66 69 71 Pedigree Chart Notebook - Vol. 4 Book Reviews Queri es Fillers : 72 76 77 Botetourt Co , Va Minute Book page, 44; Genealogical Hints - 63, 76 --------- ----- ----- --- ------------------------------ ---- -------------------- ----------------------------------------~--------------------------------------- --- PROGRAMS - 1987 May - Workshop at Northside School June - "History of' Hungry Mother .P ark, Marion , Va" - Mack Sturgill July - "American Cons ti tu ti on" - Ray Garland /lugust - "Early District Courts " - Jo hn P Alderman September - "Etiquette in County Court Record Rooms" - Elizabeth Stokes October - Workshop at Hotel Roanoke November - " ~·;~, Civil War Ancestor ( Grandfat!;er ) " - :Rayes Wilson ~-==== = ================================== ===================================== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month (except December) at 1:30 pm at the Central Roanoke City Library, Elmwood Park , in the Brody Room. EXCEPT May which will be the L~th Saturday this year. COME EA RLY : Do res earch in the Virginia Room before and after the meeting. ================================================================================= �r+I .:t- SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINI A GENEALOGI CAL SOC ! ETY and the BOOKWORM & SILVERFISH Jim Presgraves , Prop . Co-Sponsor "Researcl1ing Your Ge rm a n Anc es t ry '' 23 May 1987 Northside Hi g n Sc hool Off Peters Cr eek Roa d Roanoke Co un ty , VA Sp e aker Friedrich R. Wollme rshaus e r of Wes t Germa ny 9: 30 a.m . "Determining the place of ori g in fo r 18th Ce n t ury Ge r man emigrants." This lecture outlin es th e Ge rman ge n e alogical sources for this period in g eneral and es pecially thos e sources that contain emigrants - wha t they a re, how to find and use them . Emphas is is t a ken on name-indexes to emigration lists and popu la tion list s a nd on th e phenomenon of group emigration . 10:45 a. . m. "The bureaucracy of emi gration and its trace s in German Archives . " Every in di vi dual Germa n st a te had its own procedure to permit emigration to its citizens . These procedures are outlined for Wurtemberg, Baden and tne Prussian province of Hohenzollern, and the traces of triese procedures in archives and contemporary newspapers are investigated . The result of this survey leads to new sources for determining the place of origin of a 19th Century emigrant . 1 2 to 1 : 30 Lunch - On your own . There are several eating places nearby. 1 : 30 p .m . "Passenge r departure lists of German emigrants 1709-1914." survey of surviving and lost passenger lists for the ports of Stettin, Hamburg, Bremen, Liverpool, Amsterdam, Rot t erdam, Antwerp and LeHavre. A 2:30 p . m. "Genealogic a l correspondence and travel to Germanyo" Every yea r tens of thou s ands of genealogical letters are wr i t t e n by Americans to German addresses, and thousands of Americans go to Germany to search for their ancestry . Th is lec t ur e gives many little hints on how to make l e t t e r s a nd trips s uccessful. 3: 45 p . m. En d Registration an d Admit t an c e : FREE! �Lf I Li s t of Voters Registered in Craig County , Vi r ginia Certi fied by the Registrar for each voting precinct in sd co., as required by Chapte r 323, Acts of 1906 . Date of Regist ration = age (yrs) = occ upa tion exempt f rom po ll t a x= papers - ct. issu ed) = 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15 . 16. 17 . 18. 19 . 20. 21. 22. 23. No . = Name = White - Col'd = date of birth = = Res. = l e ngth of Res. (in state - co . - precinct) = if n aturalized (also notes in this Col) ( date of magisterial Dis. = precinct 9 - 28-1907 = #5 =Elmore, J. = W = 0 = 6 - 3-1884 = 23y =laborer= Ne w Castle = 23y = 23y = 23y = No = 8-17-1907 = # 1 = Elmore, Vandon W. = white = 0 = 23y = farmer = T imothy = 23y = 23y = 23y = No = 5 -1 8 -19 09 = #6 = Ea kin, Burnie = W = 12 - 6-1887 = 21 yrs = store Cl k = New Ca st l e = 2 1y = 21y = 21y = No = 10-4-1 911 = #2 =Elmore, W. P. = W =June 4, 1883 = 28 =farmer= Simmonsville = 4 y rs = 28 yrs = 3 mos = No = 0 = 0 = Simmonsville = Givens & Reynolds 9 - 2-1916 = 3. Elmore, C. F. =\~=July 9, 1891 = 25 =" (far) = Magg i e Va = 25 yrs = 25 yrs 25 yrs = No 0 0 = Simmonsville . Sept 3, 1903 by transfer = Echols, E . L . = white = Mar 4, 1877 = 26 yrs = " (far) = 0 = 0 = O = o = O = = O = New Castle - transfered from Roanoke May 17, 1919 = 0 =Elmore, 8. M. = W = O =Oct 11, 1996 (sic)= 49 (?) yrs - Mechanic = Maggie = O = 0 = 0 11- 20 -1 9 19 = ?El:_rteg (Firteg), R. - W = o =Jan 31, 1886 = 30 = book keeping = Maggie = 2 = 2 = 2y = No = o = O = Simmonsville July 6, 1919 = Elmore, F. W. = W = O = Dec 5, 1892 = 27 = farming = Maggi e Va = 27 = 27 = 27 = No = 0 = 0 = Simmonsville Sept 10, 1920 = Elmore Mrs Margie Lee = W = O = 6/30/1874 = housekee per = New Castle = 36 = 36 = 36y = No = Oct 2nd 1920 = #34 - 33 =Eakin Mrs EV= w = o = 3/29/1885 = 35y = hou se keeper = New Castle = 35 = 35 = 35 = No Oct 2, 1920 = #26-48 = Eans, Mrs Virginia S = W = O = 2/24/1877 = 43y = housekeeper = New Castle = 25 = 25 = 25 Oct 2, 1920 = #36-58 = Elmore, Julian P. W = 0 = 6/22/1881 22 Yrs R.R. = New Castle = 22 = 22 = 22 = NO Oct 2 - 1920 = #41/63 = Eakin, Mrs Myra Lee = W = 0 6/22/1881 = 39y = housekeeper = New Castle = 39y = 39y = 39y 6-3-1920 = #8 = Elmore Letcher = W o = 7/20/86 = 24 yrs = farmer = New Castle = 24y = 24y = 24y = No = o = O = New Castle Sept 28/20 = #10 = Elmore, Mrs C . O. = O = 0 = 1/24/90 = 30y = housekeeper = New Castle = 34y = 34y = 34y = No = 0 = 0 = New Castle Sept 28/20 = #11 = Elmore, Mrs Mattie P. = 0 = D = 8/28/81 = 39 yrs housekeeper = N.Ca. 39 = 39 = 39y = O = 0 = N.Ca . 7/21/21 # 8 = Early, James L. = W = O = 9/11/82 = 39 yrs= minister = N Ca = 39y = 34y = 4 = No. 7/25/21 = # 10 = Early Mrs Lottie S = 0 = 0 = 9/16/84 36 yrs = housekeeper = N.Ca. = 36y = 2 = 2 = No 7/25/21 = #9 = Eakin, Mrs Victoria = 0 = 0 1/20/52 = 69 yrs = housekeeper = N Ca = 69y = 1y = 1y = No 10/3/21 = #1 0 = Estes, L . E. = O = O = 1/4/79 = 39 yrs = brakeman = NCa = 39y = 11y = 11 =No 10/13/1 8 = #5 = Eaki n, Burnie = W = 0 = 12/6/87 = 21 y rs= clerk = NCA = 21 = 2 1 = 21 = No 10/7/21 = #16 = Elman (?Elmore) Mrs Arl a G = W = 0 = 6/20/ 84 37y = houseke epe r = NCa = 37 = 37 = 11 = No = = = = = = = = = = = Vlr&in1a Appala.oh1an Notn.1 �Li... '4 Voters Registered - I ' '- 24 . Craig County , Sept 17- 190.,S (1903?) = #2f:, = Elmore A.C = W = 0 = tv'ch 14, 1862 = 40 yrs farmer = Bar bour Creek = 40 (?) JO = 40 Sept 16, 1903 = # 29 = El mor e J M = W = 0 = Aug 5, 1870 = 33y = farme r Barbours Creek = 33 33 = 33 Sept 17, 1903 = #30 = Elmore, C E = W 0 = Jan 8 , 1881 = 22 yrs = laborer Barbours Cr = 22 = 22 = 22 = No Oct 7 , 1904 = 0 = Eakin, S . H. = W = 0 = Mch 12 , 1883 = 21y = farmer = 21 = 21 = 21 = No Sept 1904 = 0 Elmore, C. E W June 8 , 1881 22 = laborer = Barbou r Cr = 22 22 22 No Sept 28 , 1904 O =Eakin, M. B. = W = O =July 21 , 1881 = 21y = farmer = Barbours Cr = 21 = 21 = 21 May S, 1915 = O =Eakin F. o . W= 0 = 1875 = 32 = ca rpenter = Barbour s Creek = 32 = 2 = 1 mo. Oct 2 , 1909 = Eakin, H. R . = W = 0 = Jan 1 9, 1888 = 2 1 = fa rmer = Barbo urs Creek = 21 = 21 = 21 = No = trans to Clifton Fo r ge 1949 May 16, 1907 = 0 =Elmo r e, W. M. = W = 0 =Jan 1, 1881 = 23 =farmer= Barbours Cr eek = 23 = 23 23 = No Aug 31, 19 11 = 0 =Eakin Rufus E = W = 0 = May 25 , 1890 = 21y = farmer = Bar bours Creek = 21 = 21 = 21 = No Oct 4, 1919 = 0 = Eakin, G G. = W = 0 = Feb 22 , 1885 = 34Y = farmer = Barbours Creek = 34 = 34 = 34 = No Oct 8 - 1921 = 0 =Elmore Miss Maude= W = 0 =Nov 11, 1899 = 21 yrs = farmer = Barbours Creek = 21 = 2 1 = 21 = No Oct 3 , 1923 = 11 = Eakin, Maude = W = 0 = 0 = 30 = housekeeper = N Ca = 30 = 30 = 30 = No June 21, 1927 = #5 =Elmore, J . w. = W = 0 = 4 Feb 1881 = 46 = farme r = Paint Bank = 2y = 2y = 2y Oct 7, 1927 = 9 =Eakin Mrs Louise G (T?) = W = 0 = Oct 27, 1887 = 39 = housekeeping = N Ca = 39 = 39 = 39 = No Oct 8, 1927 = 10 = Eakin, Mrs Fannie = W = 0 = 1880 = 47 housekeeping = N. C . = 2y = 2y = 2y = No 1931 = 0 = Elmo re, Tracy W = W = O = Mach 22 , 1889 = 32 = farmer = Maggie = 32y = 32y = 32y = No Aug 18, 1955 = 53 yrs = Elmore W 8 = W = June 9 , 1887 = O = Ma i ntenance Work = N Ca. 28 = 28 = 28 = No = = 25 . = 26 . 27. 28 . 29 . 30. 31 . 32 . 33. 34. 35. 36. 37 . 38 . 39. 40. 41. VA = = = = = = = = = = = = = F 1. 2. 3. 4. s. 6. 7. 8. 9. Oct 6 , 1906 = #4 =Fizer W 8 = W 0 = July 14, 1878 = 28 y r s = Merchant = N Ca = 23y = 2y = 2y = No Oct 4, 1907 = #1 = Ferrell, E P. = W = 0 = 23 Dec 1885 = 21 = bookkeeper = NCa = 21y = 21y = 21y = No May 16, 1911 = #1 = Fisher, J H = W = 0 = Aug 13, 1887 = 23 = far mer = Simmonsville = 23y = 23y = 0 May 9, 1909 = #2 = G 8 Farmer = W = 0 = Feb 15 = Painter etc . = N Ca = 3 y = 2y = 14 mo. Oct 2, 1911 = #2 =Farrier Ashby R. = W = 0 = Sept 3, 1 890 = 21y = Farmer = Si nking Creek-= 21y 21y 21y No July 22, 1911 = 3 =Ferrel, F . M. W 0 Apr 23, 1 890 21y = Clerk = N Ca 21y = 21y = Sy No Sept 15 , 1919 = 0 =Foste r - T. L. = W = O =Oct 28, 1898 21 U.S. Mail C = N Ca = 21y = 21 = 21y = No Sept 10, 1920 = Foster , Mrs Murtie 8 = W = 0 9/25 1875 = 45 = Housekeeper = NCa = 45 = 45 = 23 Sept 16, 1902 = Ferrel Chas p = w = 8/29/1 88 1 = 2 1 = farme r = NCa = 2 1 = 2 1 = 21 = No = = = = = = = = = = = V1rg1nia Appa.1.e.ch.1an N ot.f:a = �Vote r s Registered - Craig County, VA 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 . 15. 16. 17 . = = = Oct 2 , 1 920 #30 - 52 Fizer Mrs Daisy C 6/22/1881 = 39y = Hou sekee p e r = NCa = 39y = 39y = 02 = No Sept 10, 1920 = #5 =Ferrel Mrs Hattie 8 = W = O = 7/1/73 = 47y = PM . = NCa = 47y = 47y = 47y 10/6/21 = # 12 = Ferral Mrs No rma = W = 1/28/84 = 37 = Housekeeper = NCa = 37 = 37 = Sy Mar 20 , 1922 = #12 = Ferr el, Mrs H A = W = 0 = Nov 16, 1857 = 64 yrs = hk = NCa 64 = 64 = 20 = No .July 2 7, 1931 = 12 = Fridley Mrs C T = 11 = 0 =Oct 2, 1893 = 48 = housewife = NCa = 48 = 1y = 1y .July 3, 1931 = 13 = Fridley, C . T . = W = D = = Mini s ter = N Ca = 48y = 1y = 1y = No 1932 = 0 = Ferrel, Chas P = W = 0 = Aug 29 , 1881 = 51y = Clerk oF Court = NCa = 51 = 51 = 2y Oct s, 1967 = Francisco, Mary Vida = W = May 14, 1892 = 75y = Housewife = NC = 75 = 75 = 75y = G 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16. 17. 18. Oct 5 , 1906 = #1 =Givens, W. L . =White= Sept 19, 1885 = 2 1y = Farme r = Vista , Va = 21y = 2 1y = 21y = No May 2 1, 1907 = #1 =Givens, Frank C = W = 27 Aug 1885 = 21y = Simmonsville = 2 1y = 21y = 2 1y = No Oct 7 , 1907 = 1 . =Givens , W. L. = W = O = O = 2 1y =Clerk= Vist a = 2 1 = 21 = 21 = No .July 31 , 1909 = 1 =Given s , Clar e n ce H = W = 0 =Sept 3, 1878 (sic) = 21y = farmer = Simmonsville = 21y = 21y = 21y = No Oct 7 , 1911 = 2 = Garman, Hessi 0 W .June 4 , 1890 = 21y Farmer = Sinki n g Creek = 21y = 21y 21y .July 22 , 1911 = 2 = Goode R M = W Nov 20, 1888 = 22y = fa rmer = NCa = 22y = 22y = 22y May 20 , 1913 = #13 = Givens L R = W = 0 = Aug 23 , 1890 = 22y = Mercha nt = Simmonsvi l le = 22y = 22y = 22y = No May 5 , 19 14 = 0 Givens - Glen G W = 0 = Mar 12, 1893 = 21y Merchant = n Ca 21y = 21y = 2 1y Sept 29, 1919, Gr eenway, Land e~ (?La nden) = W = 0 = Aug 22, 1887 32y = Far ming = NCa = 32y = 32y = 18 = No Sept 23 , 1919 = Greenway, F . w. = W = O = Mar 16, 1895 24y Labore r = NCa = 24 = 24 = 10 = No Oct 1 , 1920 = 0 =Given s - Mrs Edna M =white = 0 = 3/29/1885 39y = Housekeeper = N Ca = 39 = 20 = 20 = No Oct 1 - 1920 = #22-49 = Goode, Mrs Hattie 8 = W = 0 = 1/31/1890 = 3Dy = Housekeeper = NCa = 30 = 8 = 8 Oct 7/21 = #10 = Givens .J M W 2/10/84 = 29y = Farme r NCa = 2 y = 2y = 2y No 10/3/21 = #9 = Given s Mrs A R = W = O = 4/22/74 = 47y = h ousekeeper = N Ca = 47 = 46y = 15y Sept 15/02 #31 Givens C L = w = O = Feb. 14, 1858 = 47y farme r = N Ca = 4 = 4 = 4 Oct 8, 1921 = #13 = Graham, W. T . = w = 0 = 24 Nov 1869 = 51 = farmer = NCa = 0 = 0 = O = 0 Oct 8, 1921 = #14. Graha m, Mrs I r ene = w = 0 = Mar 12, 1888 = 33 yrs = Housekeeper = NCa = 33 = 33 = 33 = No Mar 20 1 1922 = #18 = Givens C. Rush = w = 0 = Mar 7, 1888 = 34y = far mer = NCa = 34 = 34 = 3 = No = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Vtl'giDJa Appaiachlan Noto3 A �'i- ,_I Voter s Registered - Craig County , VA ( 19. = #15 = Givens - Mrs Dessie = w = 0 = .June 17, 1893 = Mar 21, 1922 29 housekeeper = NC a = 29 = 29 = 29 Givens, M. L. = w = 0 Mar 6, 1866 = 36y = Oct 1 ' 1902 = #6, farmer Si n ki ng Cr = 5 = 5 = 5 = No Oct 6 , 1923 = 17 = Givens, Miss v. Kate = w = 0 = .July 1 ' 1857 = housekeeping = Barbou r s Creek = 66 = 66 = 66 Givens - Miss R . Fannie = w = .Ja n 23, 1850 = Oct 6, 1923 = #18 73y = housekeepi ng = Ba r bours Cr = 73 73 = 73 = No = 20 . 21. 22. = = = = ========================~============================================= = ============ BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA MINUTE BOOK 1814 - 1 817 contribute by Charles T Burton p 325 'I At a Court held at the Court house for the Co . of Bote tourt the lJth day of May 1817 of the pla intiff by his Att'y the s ' d Garnis~si(?) as Ex ' r of Jn'o Poage dec'd* Sworn who acknowledgeth he ha th in his hands of the defend ' t es tate $100-- and Order of Condemnation . (*was) ---------- - ------ -- William Calhoun merch ' t a Native of Ireland having J years previous to the date hereof declared on oath in the Superior Court of I.aw for the County of Franklin , his intention to become a Citizen of the United Sta tes , this day proved to the Satisfaction of the Court , that he has resided within the United States five years at least , and withi n this State one year at least , and during that time has behaved as a man of good moral Character , attach ' d to the principles of the Const itution of the United States, and will disposed to the good order & happiness of t he Sa me, & having taken the Oath in such cas e required by the Act of Congress , is admitted a Citizen of the Said United States . ----------Order ed that a n Election be held at this Courthous e on the 4th Saturday of thi s month under the Superintendance of John Welsh & George Sufferans to elect thei r ~verseer of the Poor in the lowe r(?) dis trict of this County and that an Election be held at Ja mes & Woods Store on the S ' d 4th Saturday of this month under the Superintenda nces of James McClanahan & James S Wood to ~lect 3 Overseers of the Poor in the upper district of this Count y, and that the Sheriff publis h the S ' d intended Elections throughout thi s County, ========== Ordered that the Overs eers of the Poor ma ke immediate provision for the Support of Poiiy- H~ah (?) Jones & her child & also Fanny Ridgy (or Reddy) ========== Ordered t hat the Sheriff Summons the magi s tra tes of this County to attend at next Court to lay a levey for this County, and-~hat-they- V1r£ln.1& Appala.chl.n.n :i:~ o ....,.·~ . �M/\RRIAGE RECORDS OF BOTETOURT CO, , VIRGINIA 1791 - 1799 Volume II compiled by Charles T Burton Vicie W Fowler Sponsored by Col. William Preston Chapter, National Society Iaughters of the American Revolution . The s ponsoring of this book i s a part of the observanc e of the Bicentential Yea r 1776 - 1976. (Note : Mrs InEz E Good , Ass ' t Professor Roanoke College, Salem , Va , helped us with the translation of s ome of the German names and consents. Mrs Good said she i s not s ure that the translations · are correct because of the difficulty i n reading the handwriting. She also put down her ' translation' of the English s i gnn.tures -- these were included to show the difficulty in reading the handwriting of that period , Our abstract ions were co mpared with the Botetourt County marriages included in "A nnals of Southwest Virginia 1769-1800" by Lewis Preston Summers (I was told these marriage s were copied by a typist and not by Mr Summers) and "Early Marriages , Wills , and Some Revolutionary War Records , Botetourt Co , Va" by Anne Lowry Worrell. After each author 's name are listed the differences, if any. If no differenc es , just the name of the author or if the bond was not listed . These bonds are only those bonds that are s till in the Botetourt Count House at Fincas tle , Va , as of 1976. VJW) 1791 1 . ABLE , Jeremiah (sig Abell)& Hannah Eakins . 16 March 1791. Sur Henry Ogburn . CONSENT : Jonathan Martin , guardian of Hanah Akins . ..•. to marry Rev 'd Jeremiah Able . 16 Mar 1791 . Wit Henry Ogburn . MIN RET: Jerimiah Abell & Hanah Akens md Mar 16, 1791 by Henry Ogbuni . Summers . Worrell : note - Able was Rev. War soldier. 2 . ALBRIGHT , Gasper & Charlotte Camper. 10 April 1791. Sur: George Huddle (sig: Huddel) . CONSENT : 10 Apl 1791. George Huddel, guardian of Charlotte Camper. Wit : Thos Bowyer. Worrell : Cacper Albright ; April 19. Summers . J. AMMEN , Michael & Cathrine Deardorf'. 5 Apr 1791. Sur : Jonathan Taylor (s ig : Jon , Taylor Jr) . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: 5 Apr 1791. Piter Dirdorf , father . (sp . Amen) Wit : (Ger. Sig.) ; (Ger Sig .) Summers . 4. Wit : ANDERSON, John (sig : H Bowyer. Summers. 5. Worrell : Worrell. Amon. Anas) & Anne Awl. Fowler : Sig: 16 Mar 1791. Sur: Elias Owen. Anderson as And ' s; Owens. ANDERSON , John (sig : Jonh Andes on) & Ann McClure. Thomas Anders on. Wit: H Bowyer. Summers . Worrell: Yjos Anderson , sur. 29 Nov 1791. Sur: �Botetourt Co . 1791- 1799 6 , ARNETT , Thomas & Martha McFerran . 11 May 1791 . Sur : J a mes Sha rkey . Wit: Wm Taylor, CONSENT: Agnush Mcferran , parent . Dau Ma rthew , ( sp : Arnet). Wit : Thos Mcferran ; Agnes Mcferran . Summers: Thos Arnette , parent. Thos Arnett ; dau of Aynush . Agnes McFerran , parent . Worrell : son of BANDY, Richard & Nancy Lewellen . J Sept 1791 . Sur : John Depe w. Wi t : Bowyer. CONSENT: Sept 1791. Thomas Lewelen . Wit : John Depew ; Joseph Richardson . 7. H Summers. Worrell: dau of Thos Lewellen . 8 . BRUBAKER , Abraham & Elizabeth Limba ugh . Wilson . Wit : E McClanahan . Summers : 9. Wit: Brewbacker. Worrell : Worrell : Holt . Sur Al exander Elizabeth Linkhoug h , CALDWELL , James & Sarah Holt or Stott. Wm Smith. Summers : 11 Jan 1791 . 29 Ma y 1791. Su r : I saac D::tws on . Holt . CLOYD, James & Cathrine Eagle. H Bowyer . Summers. Worrell . 5 Ma y 1791. 10. Sur : Ma t th i as Sn ider. Wit: 11. COLEMAN, John & Vina Knuckles . 29 Ja n. 1791. Sur : J o hn Knuckles . H Bowyer, CONSENT : 29 Jan 1791 . Jo hn Nuckles Senr , f a ther . Wi t John Knuckles . Summers , Worrell . 12. COX, Allen & Margaret Iavis. Smith , Summers. Wit: Worrell: 26 Dec 1791. Sur : David Smith . Wit: Wm Dec 20. 13. CRAWFORD, James & Jean Poage . 5 Sept 1791. Sur : Robert Poage. CONSENT: Sept 5, 1791. Jean Poage, Senr , gives consent for Jea n Poage , Junr. Wit : Edward Greenlee; Robt Poage. Summers . Worrell. 14. DAVIS, William & Elizabeth Plymell. Wit: H Bowyer. Summers : Plymelle . 19 Oct 1791 . Sur : Thoma s Jordan . Worrell. 15. EAGER, J ohn & Us us Crawford. 5 Nov 1791. Sur: James Crawford. Wit: Smith. (see consent dated 3 Nov 1792) MIN RET: John Eager & Usas Crawford md Nov 6, 1792 by Edw 'd Crawford. WP Summers: Fagor. Worrell: 15. b. CONSENT for above : Alfus wit h John Eagor. Ufus . 3 Nov 1792. John Crawford, f ather . . . . • •• our dau 16. ENTZMINGER , Henry & Rebeckah Oh. 10 Oct 1 791. Su r : James Mattin Early. Wit: Wm Smi t h . CONSENT: Oct 10, 1791. Mrs Ellenor (or Ellender) Now (sp. �47 Botetourt Co 1 791- 1799 16 . (con ' t) Enchlmnger ) . Summers . 16b . Worrell : Wit : D:tn ' l Devenne y ; Joseph Lewis ; J ames M Farl y . Re bec ca Ellender, bride ; Oct 19 . MI N RET for abo ve : by Fd w ' d Ml t.c lic ]l. Henry Entzminger & Rebe ckah Oh md Oc t 11 , 1791 ETTE R, Geor~e & El iza beth Wa x dau of Henry Wa x . Henry Wa x Sr (Ger ::lig . ) Wit : E McClenecha n . 17 . Summers . Worre ll . Good : F'ERRI ER , Will i a m & J ane Ki l patri ck . Wi lliamr.on . Wi L : H Bowyer. Luke Fern er. Wor r e l l : 26 Mar 1791. Sur : J ohntha n Farri er ; 1801. 19 . F'ULTON , Ol. vhl & Ma rth:i Snodg r as s , dau of s d Wi ll i a m Snodg r ass . 1 791 . Sur : Hll l l a m Sn odgrass . Wit : H Bowy er . Summer::; . 2 0. GERMAN , John (Ger s ig. ) & Susanna Beckner. CONSEN T : Oct 10 , 17 91. Howard Beckner , father . 10 Oct 1791. Sur : Lowre ntz beckner , father . 23 . Su r : Dubart i s J o hn Gilmore & Magdi- Worrel l . 22 . GOLDEY, Frederi c k &*Bi ddy Brown . ( s i g : Bo ok) . Wit : E Mccl anahan . Summers . Jona tha n Worrell . 2 1. GIL MORE , J o hn & Ma gdaline Shepherd . 9 Jun e 1791. S hepher d . ( ;, :Lg : Dubartu s . ) Wit : H Bowye r . MIN RET : l a ne Shep herd md Jun e 16 , 1 791 by Edw ' d Cr a wfor d. Summers. 23 May 1-/orrell . Taylor Junr . Summer:::; : Sur : Wax - He nrich Wachs . 18. Summers . 9 Ma r 1791 . Worrel l : 7 Feb , 1791 . Gol den ; Beddy . Sur : Michae l Boug h *or Be dd y GOWI N, Jn. m e~ & Chris ti na Vanov er. 11 Oct 1 791 . Sur : Henry Vanove r . J a me s Go wen & Chris tiana Van Ove r md No v 9 , 1791 by Henry Va nove r , MIN RET : Summers : Gowe n . Worrell . 24 . GUTHREY , Alexa nder (sig : Guthery) & Jan e Mcferran . 22 Nov 1791 . Sur : Samuel Mc f erran . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : AJ.exander Guttery & Jean McFerran md Nov 2 4 , 1791 by Ed wd Crawford . Summe r s . Wor r e l l . 25 . HELAMS , Leonard & Eliz abeth Page , dau of Page , dec ' d , 22 Dec 1 7 91. Sur : Jo hn Webb . MI N RET: Le onard Hella ms & Eli zabet h Page md Jan 5 1 1 792 by He nry Va n ov er. Summe r s . Worrell . Burton : Hellams 26 . HIGGINBOTHAM , Wi l l i a m & Katherin e Stuart Belle w. Mered i t h Be llow . Wi t : E McCla na cha n e . Su mme r s : mis p rint on br ide . 1 7 J a n 1 791. Sur : Wo r rell : Hi gi n botham, Be llew. 27 . HOl.JARD , Ez e ki e l & Rebeckah And ers on . 25 Apr 1791. Sur : J ohn Pr es-Lon. Wi t : Ir Bowyer . CONSENT : 25 Apr 1791. Rober t Ands on (Anders on ), father of Rebeka h . ( sp Zek i e 1 ). Wi t : Robert Ander s on , Junr ; Dav i d Wa ley. Sum m er~.; : mi sprint 011 l·1·i tle ' s name . Worrel l : John Howard , groom. �4-8 Botetourt Co 1791-1799 28. HUGHS , Randol & Elizabeth Henry . 2 0? (t orn) Aug 1791 . Sur : James Hulse . Wit: Wm Smith, MIN RET : Randol Hughes & Eli zabeth Howry md JO Aug 1791 by Edw ' d Mitchell . Summers : misprint on bride ' s name . Min Ret : Elizabeth Henry . Worrell : 29 . 22 Mar 1791. JEMISON , Robert & Agness &lgar. Edger) , Wit : H Bowyer. Summers : F,dgon , Worrell. Hu g hes . Fowler : Fowl~r : Sur : Hughes ; John Edgar ( s ig : J a mi son . 30. JARRET , Abraham & Elizabeth Hughes . 5 May 1791 . Sur : George Hughes . Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : Thomas Hus e , father of Ellsabeth Huse . Wit : Edwa rd Kyle ; George Huse . CONSENT : James Jarrit . Wit : Jes s e J arri t ; Owen J arrit . To Henary Beoyear. Summers : Jarrett . Worrell : cons ent by Thomas Hughes . 31. JONES , Samuel & Cathrine Foster. 11 July 1791. Sur : Thos Miller . Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : Samuel Jones & Cathrine Fos ter md July 1 8 , 1791 by Edwd Mitchell. Summers . 32 . Worrell : Foslor , KOGER , Jacob & Sarah Walker. Summers : Aug 15. 15 June 1791 . Sur: Worrell : not listed . 33. KYLE, David & Betty Kyle , 26 Apr 1791 . Sur : Bowyer. CONSENT : Aprile 26 , 1791 . Joseph Kyle . Summers : 34. Wit: Wit: Godfrey Hamilton . Joseph Kyle father of Betty . Wit : James Rowland . Wit : Henry Bowyer . Worrell : H dau of Joseph Kyle . LAFORCE , William & Sarah Goodwin o 11 July 1791 0 Sur : Thomas McGeorge . H Bowyer. CONSENT : 11 July 1791. Daniel & Mary Goodwin , parents . Daniel Goodwin Junr ; Agness MaHan . Summers: Leforce . Worrell. 35. LIVISTON (sig : Livingston), John & Mary Carvin . 14 Dec 1791 . Sur : Robert Armstrong. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT : Sept 10, 1791 . William Carvin , father. Wit: Jems Neely ; Jems Simpson . Summers , Burton : Jems is another spelling for Worrell : Liveston . James . J6, McCARTY, Dennis & Anna Hammet . 10 Nov 1791. Sur : Fyatt (sig : Fyatte) Wysong, Wit: Wm p Smith . CONSENT : 10 Nov l79l . Ianiell Harniet , father of Anna Hammi t . Wit : Jacob Wollandi; Fight Wisong . Summers : Ianl Hammet . Worrell . 37 • McCLENCHAN , Willia m & Abby Hughs . 20 Aug 1791. Sur : Randal Hughs . ( sig : Randall) . Wit: Wm P Smith, CONSENT: Aug 19 , 1791 . Wm & Franky Hughes , parents , Wit: John Harler; Henry Bowyer. MIN RET : William McClenechan & Abbey Hughes md 20 Aug 1791 by F.dwd Mitchell . Summers: 38. mis print on parents. MCFERRAN, John & Amy Rowland. Summers . Worrell. Worrell: Wm McClure . l Mar 1791. Sur: James Rowland, �Bote t ourt Co 1791-1799 39 , M!IPES , Jos eph & Sar ah Qua rles . 20 Feb 1791. Sur : James Quarles . Wit: Thos Bowyer . CONSENT: 2 0 Feb 1791. David Quals , father . Wit: Jas Quarl es ; Th o ~· Bowyer . Summers : M3.pe r & Vina Knuckles , p Jno Knuckles . Worrell. 40 . NEWELL , J ohn & Cathr i ne Griffi t h. 27 Sept 1791. CONSENT: Sept 27 , 1791 . John Grifith , f a ther. Wit : Su mmers : Nowell . Worrel l : Sept 24; Nowell. John Ev.:i.nc. 1-1 i t . to c ons ent ; Wm Norvell. Sur : William Newell . Wm Newell ; John Erins . Fowler: J ohn Norvell , groom; 41. NOFTZI NGER , Sa mu el & Ma ry Hiner. 5 Aug 1791 (to:rn) . Sur : Jonatha n Ta yl or. Wit : Wm P Smith . CONSENT : 5 Aug 1791. John Hyner , f a ther. Worrel l : Hi ner , Nofts i nger . Summers : Hlner . Burton: Hiner. 42 . Plyme ll , J ohn Summer:- : Ja ne Tweley . & 31 Oct 1791. Worrell : Tre ve ley . Sur : Anthony Plymell. Plyma l e ; Tueley . Fowler : Teveley . L~J . POAGE, Ge orge (s ig : Georg ) & Polly Kile . 12 Apr 1791 . Sur : Nicolas Shar key ( ::; i g : Ni c k Sha.r k) . Wi t : Wm P Smith . CONSENT: 12 Apr 1791. Wm Kile . Wit : Nic k Sh~rkey ; Barcl a y Ki l e . MIN RET: George Poage & Polly Kyle md Apr 12 , 1791 by Edwd Crawford . Wor rel l : Summers . 44. bond Nov 16 , 1802 ; Barcla y Kyl e , sur. RILEY , James & Mary Fits guarald . 7 Feb 1791. Sur: James Henry . Wit : E McCla na han . Summers : Worrell : Fit?.geral d . Fitzgerald. SMTYERS , John (s ig : George Sa wyers ) & Rachel Rees . 8 Mar 1791 . Sur : CONSENT: 8 Mar 1791. David David Reese (s i g : Re es ) . Wit : Jno Gofford . Rees , guard i a n of Rachel . Wit : Jno Goffor d . 45. Summers . Wor rell . 46. SERVER , Sa muel & Ma ry Rowe . 7 Dec 1791 . Bowyer . Worrell : Sarver. Summer s : Se ever. Sur : James Rowe . Wit: H 47 , SIMMON , Chris t ian & Cathrine Emmons . 8 Aug, 1791. Sur : Phi lip Sinunon . Wit : Wm Smi th . Summe rr; : Chri s topher Simmons . Worrell : Simmons ; Ch Emmons , s ur . LJ.8 . vii t : SMYTH , Thomas & Nan cy Crockett . E Mc Cla nac han (torn ) . Summer s : Smi t h . 18 Feb , 1791 . Sur : Ma tthew Compton . Wor r ell . 49 . SWI TZER , Na t han & Elizabeth Chinwi th , 11 Jan 1791. Sur : Hug h Allen. tvi t : Ja mes Ha wki ns . & c k of bond : Elizabeth now livi ng wi th me • • • is of a ge . Henry Switzer . MI N RET: Natha n Switze r & Elizabet h Chinoth md Jan ] 2 , 1791 by Ed wd Cra wf ord . Summer s : 50. Cheno t h . WALES , Mar·tin Worrell: Che nowi th . & Na ncy Buford . 3 Ja n 1791. 9'.tr'1n1a Appolach1a.n Notf'o Sur: Willia m Bufo rd . can ' t Wit: �Bote tourt Co - 1791-1799 50 . (con ' t) H Bowyer. CONSENT : Whales) . Wit : E Mccl anahan . Summers . J Jan 1791 . Wil liam Buford , father . ( sp : Worrell . 51. WALKER , John & Susanna Givens . 17 Oct 1791. Sur : Jona than Smyth . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 17Oct1791. Da.n ' l Givens . Wit : Jonathan Smyth ; Julis Webb . MIN RET : John Walker & Susana Ci vens md Oct 2 0 , 1791 by John Lindsay. License signed by Wm McCla.nechan . Summers . Worrell : John Walters . 52 . WILSON , Thomas & Esther Walker , 28 Oct 1791. Sur : Willia m Douthat . CONSENT: 27 Oct 1791. Willi am Walker , father. Wi t : John Wa lker ; J a mes Wa lker . Summers . Worrell . 1792 53. ADAMS , Joseph & Elizabeth Seagraves . 14 Aug 1792 . Sur : Saml Segraves . Wi t : H Bowyer. MIN RET : Joseph Ad.ams & Elizabet h Seagr a ve md Aug _ ( ?) 1792 by Henry VanOver. Summers . Worrell. 54. ARMSTRONG , Alexander & Priscilla Robins on. 1 2 Sept 1792 . Sur : Joseph Robinson junior. Wit : Wm P Smith . CONSENT : 12 Sept 1792 . Joseph Robinson father . Wit : Francis Graham ; George McDonald , Edward Robinson . Summers . Worrell . 55 . BOWYER , Henry & Agatha Madison . 9 Aug 1792 . Sur : Matthew Harvey . Wit : Pat Lockhart . MIN RET : Henery Bowyer & Agatha Ma dis on md Aug 9 , 1792 by Edward Crawford . Summers , Worrell: dau of Thos Madison . 56. BRIANT, Rowland & Nancy As hl ey , 1 7 Aug 1792 . (Briant , s ig Row ' d Bryan ) (bond t orn ) Summers: 1782. Worr e l l : Bryant ; Aug 7 , Sur : Fowler : Matt h e w Harvey . 7. 57. Sur : Henry Holstine . CALDWELL , William & Elizab eth Hackett . 2 Aug 1792. 'Ihomas Hacket(t) , fathe r . Wi t : Wit: Wm P Smith. CONSENT : 1 Aug 1792 . Benjamin Lewny : James Caldwell . MIN RET : Wm Caldwell & Eliz ' h Hackett list dated Aug 4 , 1792 - by Bennet Maxey . Summers . Worrell: Thomas Hackett , sur. 58. CLUCK, Henry & Mary Shamaker. 2 Feb , 1792 . CONSENT: 1 Feb 1792 . Peter Sumaker , parent . Summers : May Shumate . Worrell: Sur : Shumaker. Jacob Woll andi . Fowler : Cl eeck . 59. CRAIG, John & Alley Todd , dau of Samuel Todd . 11 Jan 1792 . Sur : James Breckinridge, Wit: H Bowyer. MIN RET : John Craig & Alley Todd md Jan 12 , 1792 by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell. Fowler : Ally Todd . 60. DENNIS, Joseph & Ann Bibee , dau of John Bibee. 22 Dec 1 7 9 2 . Su r : James Peery. Wit: H Bowyer. CONSENT: 19 Dec 1792. John & Elis abeth Bibee , parents . Wit: John Willson , Samuel Peery. Summers : Anna , Worre ll. Good: Dennis • .Viratma A ppala.oh.tan N O~Ps �.51 Botetourt Co - 1791- 1792 61. DEPEW Jr , John & Mary Seegraves . 8 Oct 1792 . Sur : (blank) (sig: Wm Brecki nridge ) . Wit: Wm Smith. CONSENT: 8 Oct , 1792 . Samuel Segaus. Wit : Joseph Adam!..i; Eligey Depew . Summer:-;, Worrell : Oct 2 ; Seagraves . 62 . DANAVAN , Cornelius ( s ig. Donovan) & Martha Snodgrass . 28 Apr 1792. Sur: Matthew Looney. Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : James Snodgrass . (sp : Marthen Snodgre:-:), . . he must Roper(?) according to law. Wit : Ma ' w Looney ; Robt Snowdine. Summers . Worrell : Donavan . Fowler : Matt . Cooney. 6J . DUDDING , John ( s ig : Duddin , Dd.kj?) & Sarah Bellamy. Jno Smith . Wit : H Bowyer. Summer::- . 15 Feb 1792 . Sur: Worrell . 64·, MIN BET : John F.ager & Usas Cradford md Nov ( see #15 & 15b ) 6 , 1792 by Edw ' d Crawford. 65 . EAKIN, William & Rebeccah Commins . 16 Aug 1792. Su r : Jonathan Martin, H Bowyer. CONSENT : Aug 15 , 1792 . William Commins , father of Reebeccah. Wit : Robt Patton , Thomas Martin . Wit : Summers : Cummin s . Aug 16 , 1816 : Cummings . Worrell : EDGAR, James & Judith Breedlove . 1 0 Oct 1792 . Sur: John Casey. Wit : Wm p Smith . MIN RET: James Edgar & Judith Bradlove md Nov 8, 1792 by Edwd Cra wford, 66 . Summers . Wor rell : Fowler: Fager. John Casey . 67 . F'IZTER (sig : Freezer or Frazer) , Luke & Sarah Jorden. James Sharkey . Wit: H Bowyer. Summers : Foster , or Fozter. Worrell : Frazier. 25 Dec 1792. Sur: Fowler: Fizter could be Foster 68. GILLESPY , John & Mary Thompson , JO July, 1792. Sur: John Gillespy, Wit : Wm P Smith . (sig. for groom: Gillspy) . CONSENT: Wi lliam Thompson, father of Marey. (sp . John Galspey) . Wit : Joseph Thompson ; Patt Gillaspy. MIN RET: John Gillespy & Mary Thompson md Jul y Jl, 1 792 by Christopher Clark of Jacks on River , Botetourt Co , by li cense . summers. Worrel l: Gi llespie . Wit: GRAY , John & Mary Harris . 25 Oct 1792. Sur: William Anderson, Wit: ( 2 both W P Smith . CONSENT : 25 Oct 1792 . Thomas Harriss, father. MIN RET: John Gray & Mary Harris md Oct 28 , 1792 signed with Ger . Sig. ) by Henry Vanover. 69. Summers . Worrell. 70 . GREENLEE, Edward & Hannah Greenlee, 13 July 1792 . Sur: William Henry, Wit: Wm Smith. CONSENT : lJ July 1792. Alexander Greenlee, father of Hannah. Wit : J amefi r; i. mp:-.; o r1; William Casey . MIN RET: Edward Greenlee & Hannah Greenl ee md July 2 0, 1792 by Henry Vanover , Summers : not. 1 i s ted. Worrell: July 1 5 ; Alex 'r Greenlee, sur. Virginia Appala.chfun nct.::·s �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 71. HOWRY or Houry, Samuel & Mary Seffo r d or Sifford . 17 Aug 1792 . Sur : John Kesler (Ger sig . ) Wit: Wm P Smith . CONSENT : 17 Au g 1792 . _ _ _ _ (Ger sig), father. Wit: 1. Johannes Kester ( Ger s i g ) ; # 2 Jachop Phann or Haun (Ger sig) , MI N RET : Samuel Howry to Mary Sifford - lis t dated Apr 24, 1793 - by Edwd Mitchell. Summers: misprint, bride ' s name. Worre ll : Howery . Fowler : Wit #1 Yohanson Proctor, Good: Bond wit , Jo hannes Kessler ; Con s ent - Pet her Siefert, father ; wit #1. Johannes Kroler(?) , wi t 112 J ach o(?) Pfaun . 72 . JARRET , Tu.vid (sig Garred) & Jane Gra ha m. 28 J une 1792 . S u r : e lus Morris (sig Kelus Morris) . Wit : Wm P Smith . CONSEN T : 25 J une 1792 . J as & Flowro(?) Graham , parents . Wit: Jonatha n Ma tt hew ; Kelus Morri s . MI N RET: Iavid Jarrit & Jane Graham - lis t da t ed Apr 2L~ , 1793 by Ed wd Mitchell . Summers: Florence , mother . Cons ent wit Fhelus Moris . Worre l l : June 6 ; Flou no . Fo wler : JONES , Allen & Jane Caldwell. 10 Oc t 1792 . Sur : Nathan Ea ki n & Mi c h ' l OHair ( s ig Micha OHare), CONSENT : 10 Oc t 1 792 . Mary Caldwell , mothe r of Jean ( s p Allen Joans). Wit : Joseph Caldwell; Mi c hael O ' Ha i r . MI N RET : Allen Jones & Jean Caldwell md Oct 11, 1792 by Edwd Crawf o rd . 73. Summers . 74. Book, Worrell. KEFFER (Ger s ig), Jacob & Margaret Fi z er. Wit: Wm Smith . Summers : Keffl er. Worrell : Kaffer. 14- June 1792 . Good: Sur: Micha el J ac o b Ki e fer . 75, KESLER, fuvid & Sarah Cox , 9 Apr 1792. Sur: Thomas Clear . Wit: Wm P Smith, CONSENT: 9 Apr 1792. Alen Cox o Wit: Thomas Cl are; John Greenlee . MIN RET: fuvid Kesler & Sarah Cox md (?)Apr 15 , 1792 by Henry VanOver . Summers : Keslerr. 76. LARUE, Samuel & Wit: Wm P Smith. Willia m Fis her; John Apr 19, 1792 by Edwd . Summers : Worrell: Allen Cox . Burton : md July 15 . Elizabeth Fisher, 10 Apr 1792 . Sur : William Fisher. CONSENT : 10 Apr 1792 . Anthony Fisher, father, Wit : Fisher, MIN RET: Samuel Larue & Elizabeth Fisher md Crawford • Apr 19. Worrell: Larew. Sur: Roger Mourning , Wit: McCARTY, John & Laney Woods . 10 Feb 1792. Wit: James Wm Smit h, CONSENT: 9 Feb 1792 . Ann Woods , mother of Le aney . Brown, John Mourning. MIN RET: John McCarty & Laney Woods md lJ Feb 1792 by lic ens e by Chris topher Clark of Jackson River , Botetourt County , 77 . Summers . Worrell. 78. MAXEY,1 Cal eb & Sally Lewis , dau of the sd Thomas. 6 Feb 1792. Sur : Thomas Lewi s . Wit : H Bowyer, MIN RET: Caleb Maxey & Salley Lewis md Feb 10 or 19, 1792 b y Henry VanOver. Summers , Worrell. 79, MINICH ( s i g Minech), Peter & Cathrine Wortmiller. John Cloyd . Wi t: Wm Smith. Summers : Minni ck , Worrell : Minn i c k; Ka therine. l Aug 1792. Sur: Burton : Minnich, �Botetourt Co 1791-1799 80. MON TGOMERY , Jamer. & Eliza bet h Mcferran, f'JcF'e r nn J r , Wit : Wm P Smith S umme r:~ . 53 lJ Sept 1792. Sur : Samuel Worre ll : n o junior . 81 . MOYER , Ad~m & Cathrine Jones . 26 Dec 1792 . Sur : Peter Circle ( sig: Circal ) . wl t : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 25 Dec 1792. (In Ger, ) Jacob Mayro, Wit: 1 . Peler Circcl : 2 . Mayar ; J , 4. 5, (all sig. in Ger . ) Summer.· : Mry 1 r c . Horre ll : Moyers . Good : Jacob Meyer ; Wit: 1. Ci 8rel ( ?) : :. . Ed wart(?) Meyer(?) ; J . Emberg( ?) Johans( ?) . CONSENT - translation : Sir , beca us e my s on Adam is willing to enter the stand of matri mony wi t h t he t1au6 hi..er of (?)Embres (?)Johans by the name of Catharina , thus I ask you tox her and him a license . Since I know of nothing else I remain your obedi ent serva nt the 2 5th of dee ANNO 1792. (*give 82 . PATE, Joh11 & Jennet Crn.w:ford . 20 Oct 1792. Sur : James Peery (sig defaced) Wit: Wm P SmiLh . CONSENT : Oct 18 , 1792 . Samuel Crawford, .father of Jenet , vii t : J ere mia h P:i. te : James Howel . MIN RET : John Pate to Jennet Crawford lis t da t Ad /\pr 24 , 1793 - by Edwd Mitchell. Summers . 8J. RET : Janet , dau of Peter. PECK , Jo ~ cph & Sus ana Franklin . 29 Oct 1792. Sur : Jacob Harmon . Jos eph Peck & Susana·ll·Franklin md Nov 1 , 1792 by Edwd Crawford. Summers . 84. Worrell : Worrell . *Francklin . ROCK, JorITT & Elizabeth Snodgrass . p Smith . 24 May 1792. Sur : John Saul. MTN RET : John Rock & Elizabeth Snodgrass md May Jl , Crawford . Summer:. : 2 John Rocks listed , mixup on brides ' name . SHREWSBURY , Benjamin (sig Shres ' ey) & Nancy Richardson. Sur : William Richardson" Wi t : H Bowyer . Worrell : Wit: Wm 1792 by Edwd Worrell . 85. Summers . MIN 9 Jan 1792. dau of Wm; Shewsberry. SIMMONS , Adam & Sukey Crider. 24 Apr 1792 . Sur : Philip Simmons. Wit: CONSENT : ~Apr 1792. Jacob Greater , father of Sukey. Wit: Wm P Smith . MIN RET: Adam Simmons & Sukey Crider md Apr 28 , 1792 by Philip Simmon s . Henry Va nover. Worrell : Christian Simmons, sur. Summers : Jacob Crider , father. 86. 87 . SUMMERFIELD , John & Cathrine Looney. 2 Aug 1792. Sur: Henry Holstine. Wm Smith. CONSENT: July 20 , 1792. Absolum Luney , father of Catren. Wit: Benjeman Luney ; ( ?) Caldwell. MIN RET: List Aug 4 , 1792 - by Bennet Maxey Summers . Worrell: not lis ted unless Wm Summerfield. & Cathe Maggett, dau of Absolum - Aug 2 , 1792. 88. 21 Nov 1792. TERRY, Stephen & Alice Biggs, dau of above F.dward Biggs . Sur: Edward Biggs . Wi t : H Bowyer . MIN RET: Stephen Terry & Alle/ Elle Biggs - li s t Apr 2 4, J 793 by Edwd .Mitchell. Summers. Worrell. 89 . WA LL , John & Dorcus Mattox . 22 Dec 1792 . Sur: Scholfield Ma t t ox ( ~ig: Mad dex) . Wi t : II !3owye r . CONSENT: Dec 22 , 1792 . Conrd Wa ll ( RP Jarkey ~nta Appe.l,g...:hlan Notc.t• �1791- 1799 Botetourt Coun t y 89. (con ' t) mata_) , MIN RET : John Wall & Dor cas M:i. t Lo x md J an 1 , 1793 by Edwd C:rawford. Summers . Worrell . 90 . WARD , Flan & Elizabeth Dennis . 1 Sept 1792 . Sur : J :J. mes Peery , Wi t : Wm P Smith. CONSENT : I Sept 1792 . Joseph & Ma ry Dl nn l :-; , p o.r ent0 . ( s p Pla n Ward ) , Wit : Jas Peery ; John Will s on . Summers .; parents take two lines . Wor r ell. ABEL , John (Ger sig) & Eliza~~9ti Hypes . 17 J a n 179J . Sur : P et er Hammon . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT: 17 J a n 179J . Ni c hol as Hypes ( Ger s i g ) , father . Wit: Peter Hammon (Ger sig) , MIN RET : J o hn Ab2!l & Eliza b e t h Hypes md Jan 22 , 1793 by Edwd Crawford . 91. Summers : Able . Worrell: Able . Fowler : Ha mon - th e ' - ' abov e the m means the letter i s double. Good : Johan n e s Ah cl (?) ; S u r : P i ter Ho.ma n ; Nicolaus Hei bs , father . Fowler : Nicholous S Le i bs ( ?) , l't:tther . ADAMS , Henry & Sarah Clark . Bowyer. CONSENT : 2 Apr 179J . Thos Brise . 92. Summers . 2 Apr 1793. Sur : John McCrery . Wit : H And r e w Cla rk , fa t h e r . Wi t : J ohn McCr e ry ; Worrell . 9J. ALEXANDER, JrJ. mes & Mary Depew . 24 Dec 1793 , Sur : Eli j c:t h Dep e w. Wit : H Bowyer, MIN RET : Ja ms Alexander & Mary Depew md 26 Dec 1793 by Henry Van Over. Summers . Worrell . 94. ALFORD , Thomas & Phebe Cumming. 13 Oct 179J . Sur : J a mes Pa ul . Wit : H Bowyer. CONSENT : 12 Oct 1793 . Robt Cumming , father of Phe by ( ? ) • Wit : Ja mes Paul ; Robt Cummins . MIN RET : Thomas Alfred & Phebe Cuming md Oct 17 , 1793 by Samuel Hous ton , Rockbridge , Jan 3 , 1794 (date ret ' d ) Summers: Cummings . Worrell : Cummings . 95 . ALLEN , Cary Harrison & Elizabeth Fleming. 4 Nov 1793 . Sur : Edward Crawford . Wit : H Bowyer. (sig Cary H Allen) CONSENT : Dec 4 , 1793 . Will ' m Fleming , father. MIN RET : Mr Cary Haris son Allen & Mis s Elizabeth Fleming md Dec 5 , 1793 by F.dwd Crawford . Summers: Flemming. Col Wm. Worrell: Cary Harris on & Elizabeth Fleming , d a u of 96. ANDERSON , Joseph & Cathrine Wil son. 12 Oct 1793 . Sur: William McCl encehan . Wit: H Bowyer, MIN RET : Joseph Anderson & Cathrine Wil son - list dated July 1794 - by Edwd Mitchell . Summers : Cath ' e Wedgon . Worrell . Good : Catheri n Wil~(?); McClinuhan . 97 • BARNET, Willia m & Anne Miller. 25 Nov 1793 . Sur : Thos Miller. Wit : H Bowyer. MIN RET : William Barnett(e ?) & Anne Miller - l is t dated July 1794 - by F.dwd Mit c hell. Summers : Barne t te. Worrell. Continued in Vol ~ App&Jachian Notes , # �71 . liD.l:lRICKS llt"On (d. by 1860--scxr>:? ERRATA , ADDEND.I\ , ANO Nm'ES Abstracts of Slaveholding Fami lies of U. S. 1850 Census Russ~ll 94 . aqa,"11:-;:; Co . , Va John The Vl>JI of Noverr.b:r 1986 herotcally publ1sned, on pp 94-111 , Abstracts of Slaveholdl.no Fanultes of Russell Co Va . in 1850 , (Part Il. A close scrutiny by t..'le compiler t.~ revealed so:re compiler errors and omissions. The following is an att.errpt to correct ALL e rrors of omission--and e<:imniss1on. Abbreviations Kev Errata and/or Mdenda Clf'"' Col or (B or M\!l ; P.O.B ./C .O.B.= Place/County of Birth in Virginia, or St.ate if outs1de Va .; #/ S =No. of Slaves i.n 1850 (by age, sex and color ~ !FBlack, ~VMu=Mulattol , usually followed by number of slaveholdlngs in 1860 . Slaveowners Fv I ff f, Name I ~ Dale I 2: 0 .. Ii;" P. 0 . T . V. R.E. C. 0 . B. 2 4 • CA.ll.l'\ELL Cliarles 27 . ALDERSON Christopher 31. aqa./NING Albert G. 8/ 20-1.Bf,0 159 . GOSE v ~00 t.:aI\cy P. 4~~ GeorqeW. (Could the 7 year old slave have been Fdrond Clay Oickl:?nson , b. 18437) 11/ 2- 1860 l/ 2-1860 lBB . GRAY Napoleon P. 4/ 9- 1860 202 . SYKES Janes Elizabeth 1/ 1,- 1860 2-1860 17/ 25-1860 181.. MFAO Vtning ~ 13/ 35-1860 12/ 13- 1860 1-1860 214. HO'/ARD 4/ 5-1860 :1::1ry 6/ 4-1860 53 . JESSEE Archer Sr . 1/ 1- 1860 5/ 7-1860 Hiram Virgi na 35. HalDRICK Anderson 67. GARREIT John 9-M- B, 6-M-il 103 . 5'·U'nl Holden l/ 1/ Jefferson 1-18fi(J 178 . 01\VlS Vincent 55. JESSEE 97 . Gl U-1!-Y CU:nnings ll/S 7. CARTER 8 . !ID.'DRIO<S Andy F. 14-1860 I) 162 . OSBORN Soloroon 3. MUNSEY Isaac II> ~ Clr ~790) sla\•cs m:iy have been 1nherw:-::l by i\ron Jr.--sec 3 l-1/ 12 6-1860 215. <DIBS CUllen 3/ 1-1860 218 . COUN1'S David 1/ 3-1860 228 . HO.~ARD Johnston 6/ 6- 1860 3/ 7 -1860 231. HCWARD William Ii . 1/ 4- 1860 252. JOHNSON John Elizabeth (C~ed to l/ 0/ 35 !- 1860 other 1860 slave increases, this widow's was extraordinary!) Q �~ ~ Sl3 . LEE James 254 . RILEY '.lh<XMS l/ 2-1860 .;!;_ 283 . VIOCELL 1/ 1-1860 Henry 289 . \\iiITE 2/ 2-1860 3-1860 ~Eshac William 302. <.n"1IN John T. 304. CC\iAN George i> 'l:j "'~ ~ ff "' ~ ~ II 6/ 6- 1860 3/ Leonard ~ 2-1860 ~O'ARIAND 2-1860 l/ 1- 1860 Alexander 34 2. CAMPBELL Abraham l~inney John W. C. David P. James c. Nancy E. 17 14 11 Anthony M. John c. 364 . SMITH John W. DI~SON Nathaniel 485. PLEEJ:::E?/LEEx::E? Sanuel William N. Nancy L . 502 . BICKLEY Marion T. 50.! . FUGATE Joseph 520 . HORNE Pleasant 6/ 4-1860 562 . BANNER 26 John John Berry R. 591. 11-1860 2-1860 GRAY 21/ 2-1860 C. 504 . OOSE George George C. 615. G.a.RREr r Thomas H. 616 . 1/ 7-1860 GR.:\Y ~ 3/ 2-1860 672 . DICKENSON 55 19 363 . FERGUSON 375. 10-1860 6-1860 3-1860 1-1860 James M. Alexander Tivi s Harvey 309 . SHOE?-IAKER 339 . 4/ 15/ Cloe Laborer Laborer Olarles N. Carolina Russell Russell Russell Rus se ll(?) 5/ 10-1860 C. 673. axr.m 2/ James 697 . DIO<ENSON Henry 2-1860 23/ 44-1860 2/ 12- 1860 6- 1860 699 . NASH 14 / 28-1860 Aaron H. 15/ 9- 1860 701 . DICKE.'\50.'l ~Helson > . 21 l - 1860 707 . DICJ\E:';SON Jill'l"IQS 2.Y 24- 1860 John 1/ 3-1860 14/ 3- 1860 4- 1860 1- 1860 708 . BlG\LEY ~ -'.boV Jo:i.., 74 2 . &,"RJ)l!\t: Nathan E. 2/ 1- 1860 Edlth 30 31 40-N-B, 35- F-B, 14- f-M , 9/ 6-1860 744 . GIU-!El~ William Jr . 17/ 15-1860 6- 1860 56-P- B, 16-F-B, 12-F-B Fanrr.:r s 6, 500 Hu·><;':' ll ibss~!l 11 -F-~I, ')-~\-N, i""'':-B, 5-.'\..B, L-~1-B . 8 �758. BANlll"Eil Stepl1en 3/ 15-1860 2-1860 2/ Major A. 6/ 10-1860 779 . JOHNSON vli lliam 3/ 5- 1860 78 3. RA™INO/ REDWlNE( ?) Rolen Bl? ) 3- 1860 6/ 787. AACKNEY Joseph 9/ 8- 1860 790 . lfil'IDRICKS Aaron L. 11/ 38-1860 791. TIGNOR p z g "'"· Nancy E. Mary E. John E. 769 . FL£rCHER I 44 E. M. M1mst .:-r i. Fa ~r 76 2 . GA.!UIBIT M:irt.rne G. I 883. £1.STE.~Y O"lristian Patrick H. 1/ 4-1860 798. ALEXANDER John, Sr. ~than c. w. ~\:lry Robinson 50-M-B, 44-F-B, 43 19 lb 10 12 ranrcr 3. 600 Grccn.:-, '!"'I 4, Hussell Russell Russe l l Russe ll RUssell 10-M-~I , 3 -F-~I 889. JESSEE William Jarres Simrerly(?) 16 laborer TENN 901. GIBSON j/ Thomas 1-1860 n0 . Hi\AAISON John C. 925. FERGUSO!'l John Granville fl. BP..njamin F. 21/ 4-1860 1-1860 8/ 10-1860 800 . GARRE'IT Ezekiel B. 2/ 3-1860 938 . FULLEN Hiram 10/ 13-1860 975. BU1U< 846. BlJRDit-11: Ezekiel 979. BURK 980. COllAN 1 83 Eliza Ann William l... 13 Elisabeth J . Jarres Crabtree llJTios Harrison 11 8 3 16 16 21 (1,000) Russell (1 ,000) Russell Russell Laoorer Laborer 860. GILMER e 862. CARROLL/CARRELL(?) Eilzabeth C. , llOP a daughter of Henry "The Clerk ." !:avid Rebecca John T Lydia Hargi s 65-M- B, 32-M-B, Russell (1, 000) Russell ( 1. 000) Russell Russell Russell Slave: 48-F-B J oseph 2/ 2-1860 Margaret 851. GILJ.IER Jarres (Estate) Tempy 2- 1860 9-1860 Patsey (Martha?)* *Daughter of Henry "The Clerk" DIO<ENSON? Charles e. ~rge C. 2/ Rebecca 6/ 2/ 3-1860 11, 331 Russell Farmer 61 Smyth 64 Smyth 25 Farner Smyth 15 30-F-B, 26-M-B, 22-F-B, 19-M-B, 17-M-B, 10-M-B 8/ 9-1860 981. TIGOOR Josiah l/ 4-1860 985. CARRELL Jarres P. 6/ 4-1860 988 . CGIBS Fielding 2/ 4-1860 1002. ALDERSON ll.bel 6/ 5-1860 ~ �L (.,, ~ FUG.~TE, 1021 or 1039? 4b or Isaac B. 16-M-B ..l~ Fanrer 2, 000 Russell 1261. ~o:;RAW Thomas Elisabeth l 1034. ~'N J ames s . 5/ 5-1860 1061. FU>ATE Sam.tel 3/ 1086. OORIDN Moses John ~ 52 28 26 23 19 18 18 Cowan Baker 18 William ~t Priscilla James Eliza Jane Farmer Farmer Farmer Fartrer 13 Laborer 2,238 Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell 1132. OOR~ Joseph ~ 1138 . ~ 1271. BARREI'l'(?) Cynthia A. James H.. 2 'Itlomas Mary M. Moses R. Martin P. Rebecca S' George George Peters 2/ 2/ 3-1860 2-1860 ~ ~ 1147. FERGUSON Andrew c. +2/ 12-F-B 34 14 12 10 7 5 4 1 27 21 Nancy 61 Silas B. 22 20-M-B, 16-F-B 1279 . HERNIXJ'l Elizabeth George Jaires Larkin Anna va . -co. Unk. :J '» c. John C. William Barrett catharine Lewis 20-M-B 'd ~ Farmer Laborer 313 313 313 313 313 313 313 Farmer 11 Nancy 49 22 17 14 12 11 8 F~r Fa rmer 6- 1860 1234 . BAYWR e3wi.n R. 2/ 5-1860 1292. Dr\VIS Thooas w. 16/ 8- 1860 1238. S'ITTH 1239 . 51-UTH Harry l 45-1860 45-1860 2-~:-s, Arrelia Rus sell 2 Russell Russell Russel 1 Russell Russe ll Russell Russel l Rus sell Russell 3 12-F-h 7 l/ 6- 1860 6' ~ -:960 1J/ n -:sr,o 1318 . Ll'l'l'ON James F. 31 l - 1860 1348 . HCWARD John T. 6 l2Y5. JO~~ 'JOH::SO:\I ? ) Isaac 1317. S'UT!l John T. 45 1 , 575 338 24 4/ Mary M. Charles A. Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Taz~ll Farmer 1232 . KEENE Patton G. D. J Russell sarah Cynt.'ua Sally Hurt 31 25-F- B, 17-.'!- B, 8-:·l-B, 7- F- B, 5- F- 9, Harry Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell 1274 . HURI' 1131. OOR'JXN Jacob i> 8 6 ~argaret 3 Lavina A. 1 Robert 18 Harvey 45-F-0, 14-F-B, 11-M- B 7-1860 30-F-B, 6-M-B : J~ 11-1860 �-. 1349 . GARONER Zadok :1. 1353. CX»lBS Wi lliam Thompson 8/ 12-1860 l7tJJ. f\:JION Wi lli am B. 1784 . Roo=rt Farmer Isaac l/ 1-1860 1359 . GFNI' James 1/ 5-1860 9/ 12-1860 1582. DICKENSON John Fanney ( ROBERTSON? ) 26/ 24-1860 1584. KERNAN 1617 . HERNOON Larkin g. t; :l z ~ "' Sophia 2' 6-lti60 Va Free Blacks of Russell County Va . -1850 6 • DlJ!.J\r,Q:>/ffi Willlam D(?) 34 Jarres Bl.J\CK 21 16 12 'IhO!T'asWRIGHT Wi 11iam ID'/ELL 'Inomas M."1lTIN F.dward ""!:. ~ 9-18&0 PAR!' 11 Robert t 71 End of Part I ( Population Schedule s o E the 7th Census o! t he ;..; , S., 1850,Roll 975 Virginia, Rwsse ll Co·J nty, District 54 ; and , Roll e993 Slave Inhabitants, 1850 . J 1360 . PUGATE 1607. MUSICK William 7-1860 1786 . VER!>Ui.LION 1354. MilSK K Elexious Jamo;;s DICKENSON 3/ BO~u (Co. Unk.) 1/ 2-1860 65. 8 1-1860 B B B TENN. Laborer Laborer Laborer Laborer 11ashington Farmer Bath Russell Russell Russell O!APWIN Benjamin 47 M:>urning El>l!NG* 3 B Farnl?r 70 YO *(Possibly ERVING?) Phillip ~ B B No . car. No . Car. 1646 . FARRELL Elijah 1730. GILLE.SP IE John c. 4/ 6-1860 )/ 6- 1860 3/ 2-1860 1735. HOR'IDN Lewis 1780 . 1782. 2 l/ Hagar (Female ) A Dooly( ? ) Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Farmer Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell 509. BLACK 2- 1860 1-1860 Charles James Elizabeth William George LYt-.'CH l~illlam 5 1 1/ Pichard H. Patsey Ellen Rebecca BRA'ITIN Ale x L. 8 6 3/ 7- 1860 1777. PRtiNER George A. Elizabeth Priscilla Susan 177 2 . ALDERSON Thomas C . M. 508 . BUNDAY/BUNDY Sampson 39 Sally 30 Margaret L. 13 Polly lL l/ 3-1860 42 22 21 18 13 11 Thomas Tivis 10 Helen 5 l Rebecca 3 B B B B B B B B B B Russell Laborer Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russe ll Russell L-i ~ �l.:... G"'" C> 569 . KEI'lli William Patton 854. Pa\lERS 60 21 Franklin Mu Russell Laborer 574 • KEl'lli Hu<Jh 30 Hiram Delilah 9 7 William 6 Baptist Minister Russell Russell Russell Russell and Farmer Mu Mu Mu 588 . E.VANS Lucinda 30 Russell Priscilla 8 Russell 711. Hll.'DRICKS Elizabeth Peter BUICK 60 7 B B Russell Russell James Sarah Lydia Ann 902 . BE.VERLY William Lydia ~\:lrgaret A 24 23 2 Mu Laborer Russell Russell Russell Laborer Smith Mu Mu William 9ni. th 24 25 8/12 23 2 903. GRAY John E. R. Rachel Elisabeth William Nancy Jane 30 29 12 11 8 Mu Mu? Lucinda Jerusha Mu Mu 6 MU 3 Mu 8/ 12 Mu Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russell Russe ll 998 • 1..-oRM.SLEY Richard 99 B Midd lesex Susan 9ni. th ~argaret B B B B l'iashington Russell 1-lashington Washington ? Laborer Mu 715 . l.IXAN Abigail I I 0 z0 .. i Lilbourn M. Benjamin F. William P. 717 • SEX'l\'.:N Phoebe 42 00. CAR. 7 Mu 2 18 Mu Mu Russell Russell Russell Labore r 62 00. CAR. Cbed.tar Elisabeth 10 Mu 9 Mu 8/12 Mu Russell Russell Russell 720 . OJUCH Jere11i.ah 74 Phoebe GIBSON 20 850. GII.NER Charles H. 36 Phoebe HAI L John A. HAIL Georg:e w. HAIL l:Javi L. 27 13 8 15 ~ 859. PIPPIN \·lilliam l ,600 Mu (Idiotic I Isham PRI'l\:HE1' 16 Nathan DICKENSON 18 'ID.'N. Farcrer Russell Mu Mu Wythe Washington Russell Russell Mu Mu 50 Farcrer Mu? Mu? Grayson Laborer Laborer 3,000 Russell Russell Russell 1003. GOFF/ GOSE? Moses 49 Dalila 43 Henry 10 John I~. 3 B laborer Buckingham Buckingham Mu B Taz~ll B Taz~ll 1464 . SHORT Alexander 30 f'ar.ner l\'Y caroline• 28 ~~J :x:>. CA.~ • Jessee Statrper 10 00. C\R. Lucinda OffilSI'lA.'l 3 ~t'J K1s!nngto:'l 1\il l iam Short 80 t:n.'t . Polly Short 65 ~ - CAR . • It ;.;as appari\l1tely poss1ole :or a mixed racial coup•e to I 1·:~ ~re ~nly as IT\ll1 and wifo--bJt it 11as concewably not the popular ( ! ) t.'nng :o do. 1560 . aa~"l\.'l 9.lrnct 66 ~~tilda ALFORD 15 17 37. SCRlBNER Dorinda Ma rgaret J . :ll MU Ta.:~ll 1 Mu Huo;s.. ll 1775. OOYD Robert C. 78 Rock tngha.-i re:-::: .' lu cabinetmaker Russell �Elizabeth m.m.K - .,, 9 . PRICE Edmund::: . _, J s.rr: P0 ST SCR1 PT GOS Russell 57 HAL, House carpenter 34 The "Abstracts .... " .,.-e::-e conceh·ed .i s a :ix:M'i t o ~tt•.!r w\de r >-:..L-.:i t!\·~ conteY.t. of t.l)t> D1cken.-;on lin•.• an~SU) o: th<:? ..:oopll h~r. Sino · ·he lin,, !'..)11\? "'"3.S started by an t\fro-1\'rencan anct'Si.Or :rom Ru$sell County, it SL-erred a;:>propr iate to deternu:'l~ who were t."lc- s bveQ\o.iwrs and pos s ibly 01.h·~r s laves, anr:l tree Blaci<s L:t Rus'ieli. (ounty dun:ig the 1.:.11 1ie<;.t ~.ill =·~ o~asus \>'r . o j . i:loctm"ents (Censuses , vital records) indicate t iut th· • g reat-qrandfat.nc r o: tn•.! compiler--F.dmond Clay la .lea . "E.C . " or "Clay") was the first in a direct llne t o use thie Dla<D:SO~ s.irnaire , tho·Jgh his brnth·~r--Rob~rt Clark Dici<cnsonwas ':he ea:llest docu:rentt<i family ~r . rn :ne L870 census. Lynchburg Mu l·lythe Family Sheet of rllrrond Clay Dici<cnson f!:-!JF:n' i ( \ . :_ . :·. ' l ..... - ~ ls · . \ ~ , ......._, . .. ~ .. .-..... ~~.: ' . ' ..""'. ...' -~~t;,.:,: ~ . "'":..;,: , Date of Birc.'l - c. l842 . ?lno:! -- Poo.s1bly castles Wood, R.isscll Co. Vil Date of !P-ath - ?>;ov~r , 189J . Place - - ~arshall 1\./p, Logan Co., Oklai1cnu cause of D?ath -- lle;irt Attack? l tradition). nu rial -- 0.:i;< Gro•1c CClret~ry , Crescent 1'Np, Logan Co .• Oi<lahoma. Father -- Isaac ( J ~lave? ) . Mother -Virginia ( a slave? ) . KnCY~n s iblings - \o;eSlcy b. 1828 , Robert c. b. l8J9 ,,:~~ ~ ':'7 ' . ·':", ·,. 7 E::OMEBTEAD.. r ~;;~~··. ' ·. ··::·,," U\•t ~ ,,/.. . ; .,.;f:#iv.r ..Yi.t rh 11 i -~. ~'..,_--:-,.~.·.~;:.. .,. -.:r,:-~~~ttt~~ . aw,.~A:~~#ff/f:f: -, ~ ·~J ~_:T· . ~:~ . ·.;·~:r···_ - &f~.r·~yl4-k;_ !r1· ",.;,.§"•l'~:~~·,;~~. · ... 1,M..~~ca,,J-~,_,.,,,7{:_ I . ~~ I - .·-•' ..-: <.· '! ~n, Jfo. U . . .. . .:___.::_ for"" QllT/{ u sttS&W~iil>l;;.,,~.:~" · · · ..,'h,·· · · • 11Min1]!1d. :"II -1i:~ No: uas::n.u.114 ~ •I.·.,,,, u~ .sW:.=:;;;, ~.u... 1 • • •t tr • l\fl f . ""' ·. ~ ~P.~· · ::. 1l~1u.~/~-£..~7.a._~~· -··:-'~~:tt 1 .,,? . ~ ~ ~.r, .H u~hfi: - -~~ -- -"~~ 5~•u Y· ' ' i /.'•/·- P liJl •t:Ulam"" """ that·.aid-:;;:'404n.No. i . t ~ "8y J1J.. --U~:,1Mp:;:;~ ·tfil i;uUiollJlen. '~"" ••u ¢'11 u mad<'"' mv own ezd.uWo . ffr. r::j 1i• ~. 1~ person. ,,,. pv.111M wlwnwocou: a.n.d. tlta.11 ~a "'IM ~~ :!::.~... . ~~ ' l{e ~ n~ -:] d """ ,.,,,. dbtdl11 •• "';,'.;. :. ... "~ ' &.oo,.,. to btMjl: ,,.. .... of 4"V .,,.., i~~i M•• Mi hud/Jfo,.. Md t/ui ben<IU Ji1~ 1"'1btt:tJ;1 ,,,.. iwm.uWut /aN:•. • ...../ u.. --.w; · ..1, • - fl~~J. ~':ti/ .~ --~ ~ -- and 11ul>'cnbt.d t~.U .. ~,,. . ..... ....~;. ~ It! I £...,.,. "~ <i4V·.'. ~ " f} .,~~m·~. . ..----fh ...... . ..... . ~- ~ UIT#(··~~ . •fl>· ~ . • .. =:::;,::;_~~':9wU:~;:.:_~~~!;.:'"t!:;=:.=: .. ~ ,__jJ#~·..... eM...t-.tW"~-- flt_._-e.,;o..t,lot•-~I•..,_,.,~~~ .... __ _ ---- ....... .......____~~~ 11:lrriage ll.1ta : 23 August 187l , Russell Co. '/a . by Ro~rt A. Holbrook -- to leah (a . k.a. Leila Belll KlSE:lt, b. c . l855 , Russ e ll, Co. Va ., Parent::; UnknCM!l; d . 1 Sept. 1924, l-2sh3U '!Wp, Logan Co. OidahomJ , bur . oak Grove CClll., Ctescent Tup, Logan Co. Okla . (On 20 Sept . 1914 , leah rCIT\lr r ied to a l!!:!nry Parker, in Guthrie , Ok.la ., Rev. W. M. Harris , Pastor of First Baptist Church officiat1ng . ] Olildren of E.C. and Leah Dickenson l. James Henry c .. Laborer, b . May 1872 , Russell Co., d. Jan . 9, 1924, \olcllington, Kansas, m. Bei:tha R. M.1.nccr, pa.rents of 3 sons, 2 grandchildren; 2 . l'aron P., Farner, b . Jan . 25, 1874 , Reeds Valley/castles Woods, Russell Co. , d . 11 Aug . 1929, Logan Co. Okla.; m. 10 Nov . 1898, Virgim.a Hawes (b. Little Rock, Ark., l880, death data unknCYNT'l, daughter Rev . William C. & M.rs. Annie Flawes) at Zion City P .O., Oltl.ahoml Territory. Rufus Henry, b . 2 Jan . 1901, son of Aaron and Virginia, ~'aS the father of this corrpiler and one daughter; 3. Nancy J ., b. Feb. 25 , 1875 , Russe ll Co., d. c .1900, m. 5 Dec. 1894, George Adkins . Mother of 3 children, no grandchildren 4 . l'ar/ Eli:z:abeth , b . Nov . 25, 1877, lhllace Fork, \·lilshington Co. Va., d . 13 Jun 19J9 , Oxford, Kans ., m. ( l) Jarres /\skins, (2 ) Lawrence Work. Mother of one son, 2 grandchildren; 5. George Henry, b . Oct . 2 , 1879, Russell Co ., d . 1890's, Logan Co. Oki.a . Unm. 6. E)ni.ly M., Hairdresser, b . Aug . 7, 1882, Russell Co., d . M~r. l, 1940 at Kansas City, Kansas , m. (date unknown) Joe Overall, no children; 7. Margaret, b . 1884 , Sumner Co., Kans ., d . 1885, Sumne r Co. 8. Isaac, b. Aug. 10, 1884, Oxford 1Wp, Sll!TU'ler Co. Ks, d . 1920-1925?, Ks . ? , m. 24 Dec . 1909, Guthrie , Okla, Missoula Reddick (b. 1890, Texas) - pai:ents of one daughter, l grandson; 9 . Susie, b . M~y 1889, StlllVler Co., Ks, d . in childhood, unm. 10. Etta , b. Aug 1892, Logan Co., Okla ., d . .rn childhood, unm. Clay, a farmer , filed for customary 160 acre horrestead at Kingfisher ,Oklahoma Turritory on /\ug. 1889 , for land in ~arshall 'IWp, Logan Co. Oklahoma. 'lWo granddaughters said he died of a heart attack, with baby Etta at his side. He could both read and write, som::.>what of an unusual accooplisturent for his slave birth cirC\.11\Stances. Son Aaron died of a broken neck in an auto "accident . " 6'. "" .... - -- �RECORDS FROM BIBLE OF DAVID GRAHAM Con tributed by Colonel Wil l iam Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Virginia The attached is a true and just copy t aken from the Bible of D3.vid Graham, Wythe County , Virginia. In 1949 this Bible was in posse::;sion of Mrs . Elizabeth R. Graham , Roanoke , Vi rginia . Jesper Harding and Son , publishers , 1859 . Philadelphia . Births David Graham, born September J , 1800 Martha Graham , born Feb . 2 , 1806 Mary Emily Peirce, daughter of Alexander Peirce , born Au r::, . 2 6 , 1831 David Peirce Graham, born Oct . 24 , 18J8 Robert Calvin Graham , born Feb . 5, 1841 Mary Bell Graha m, born June 26 , 184J Bettie Ann Graham , born Sept. 1 , 1845 Emily Maria Graham , born Sept . 22 , 1848 D. Graham Robins on, s on of J.W . & Bettie Robin s on , born Sept . 2 4 , 1 868 Fredrick Mathews , s on of H. J . & Mary B. Ma thew s , born Sept . 2 , 1869 Elizabeth Graham , first daughter of D. P . & M.M. Graham, born Au g . 6 , 1870 fuv id Graham , first son of D. P. & M. M. Graha m, bo rn Feb . 2 1, 1 8 7 2 Margaret Stuart Graha m, firs t daughter of David Gra ha m a nd El iza be th R. Graham , born November 1 , 1896 Elizabeth Friel Graham , second daughter , born Feb . 2 , 18 9 8 Marriages David Graham & Martha Peirce , married December 15 , 1835 Bettie Graham & John W. Robinson , married November 21 , 1867 Mary B. Graham & Harold J. Mathews , Married April 2 3 , 1 868 David P. Graham & Nann ie M. Tate , married June 9 , 1868 J . Will iamson McGavock & Emily M. Graham , married November 2 1 , 1871 David Graham and Elizabeth Crockett Raper , married Oct. 17, 1894 Deaths Mary Emily Peirce, daughter of Alexander Peirce , died June 4 , 1839 Robert Calvin Graham , died July JO, 1851 Mrs. Ma ry Peirce , died July 26 , 1858 Aged 82 Mr s. Ma rtha Graham, died Oct. 22 , 1865 ( note: taken from a typed copy ) ================================================================================ ROSE GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE will be held a t the Marriott ' s Twin Bridges in the Washington DC area on June 19, 20 & 21, 1987 , sponsored by the nationwide Rose Family Associ ation. For more information on this conferen ce and the quarterly "Rose Family Bulletin" write to the Rose Family Associat ion , 1474 Montelegre Drive , San Jose, CA 95120. �- ==========--======= - = = ==~ ====== ==== === = == === ==== === === == ==== = == === == ===== BOU RNE FAM ILY BI!3LE RECORDS 1 :0 . 1tr i ! 11 t.ed u.}" Color1f:l \. l l Lia m F o;:.i.r:o~: r: , Pr e~; ton Chap t er NSDAR Vi r {'" i n i.3. Tr. ;. 9L,9 Lhi .· Fide ;1a.s i n poss es sion of Mr s . Elizateth D. Lundy , Independence , Vj l."c.~ l ! I i J.. , Fl y leaf ..:one . No mea ns of icen tifica tion as t o publishe r , da t e of publ i ca - t i on , ct.1; . . iJ J l .,. m ~ou.C!l • ' w;:. s ho r n /\ugu._ -. t 2J , 174J !1 .?. a monr: .Tone.- Eo ur r.e w <-Lic: bo rn February i :l i -irn f\o un 11-~ d j P.d .June 8th , 1836 ye 14 , 1750 f1n.;:;., rnor1 "' .io ne.· Bo ur 11 •:l c. i ed March 16 , 182 1 1 i ._,_m Rou1::.•) '1.r;ri Eo:;!:l.mona Jones wer e married * p·1.tie n c ·· Bo1 1 rn ~ m.::. r r i ec: .Jona tha n Thoma 8 No v 18 , 1770 Ml l l y fiour:1 ~ m·i.. rr,;_r:r'. .Jes.-:e Mc Ki nney Ma.rc h 7 , 1773 Ch:..ri ty Bu u r ne m.:d.:r i ~1 : J ohn Bl;) i r No·1 7 t.. h, 1T l ) Ma :·y E'ou n ,c m·.rrj er: Ma r"!.i ri Did~i r · s on Jan 5 . 1 ?82 n: 1 ·1 · ·.1. r.. ~ 1: . ? ou n i·· r.1:1.1 ·,.j rK; r:c.1.p l,. L ewi ~" H;.t.l e M a rc h 20 , 1785 fi'r.::i.nc e .· Bourr.c ma rrjed St ephen Ha le , Sr ., June 5 , 1788 Celia Bourne ma r r ied Rober t J ohns on Dec 25th , 1790 ~ t ephen Bourn 0 ma rried Pa t s y Mays Feb 26th , 1779 Wi J l i a m Bourn e marr ied Ma ry Johns tone May 4th , 1794 .. i] 1765 (~ ote : t a ken fro m a t yped c opy) (The followin g was t a ken from the written copy with notes by the owner .) * The r e we re s e ven da ughters and two sons in thi s fa mily namel y ; **All the children reared families and lived to be old . The seven da ught ers were a ll widow s a t th e same time . None of the f a mily married t he 2nd time . They a r e a mong firs t Rettlers of Grayson Co . Thi:.:; w a ~.; t a ken from the family Doun1e Bibl e , the property of the younges t daughte r of S t ephen Bourne & wif e , Pa t s y Mays , who was Mrs . Elizabeth D. Lundy , wi dow of Fielden Johnston Lunday of Independan ce , Va ., Grays on Co . Ros a mon d J ones wa s cons idered the firs t mis s ionary in Grayson Co. She i s a de s cenda nt of Ja mes Jones , a bro . of Admiral Paul J ones . Ha d t hree Brothers of Re volutionary f a me , namely Mini tre e Jr., Spot t s wood , and Churchil l . ~================ == ========== == ======= == === ==== === ========= === ==== = ==== ========== QUAKER INFORMATION : Accord i ng to Willard Heiss, noted genealogi s t from Indiana, thos e of Quaker descent all too often change Quaker plain dates to pagan form . They fail to realize , he writes , that prior to 1752 the tenth month was December, ninth month was November , eighth month was October, and s eventh mont h wa s September. March was the first month , He recommends l earning the differen ce i n "old s tyle " and "new s tyl e " da t es as well as double dating. And suggests there is a need to compre hend the loss of eleven da ys a t the time of the change when the day after September J , 1752 became September 14 , 1752. from "Geneal ogy Digest', Vol. 16, #J , Summer 1985 , p J? . ------------------- ------- ------------------------------------------------------VJ1'4'1n.1a .Appahchlen :rJc·' ·- ~, �I \I) I , ~. I PATE CEMETERY Franklin County - Boones Mill, Vireinja Robert H. BYRD Callie PATE BYRD Joe C. PATE Mar . 3 , 1894 - Au g . 18, 1 968 May 28 , 1895 - Feb . 11, 1972 Sept . 12, 1885 - July 31 , 1953 Charles W. SPRADLIN 1909 - 1983 Lotz funeral - Mark0r Spiana PATE ANGLE 1922 - 1978 Arrington-Bus se y Funer a l Home Troy C. BOOTHE Aug . 16, 1948 - Aug 8 , 1956 Wayne Edward PATE 1966 George W. DURHAN Oct . 6, 1907 - July 13, 1968 Mr . Owen H. CRANDLE Died 1962 John M. Oak ey Marker Dec . 30 , 1949 Rocky Mt . Funcra 1 I iomc Addie HARTMAN COLLINS 1904 - 1980 Lotz Funeral ll ome Lottie SLOAN HALL 1889 - 1953 Arrin gton-Bussey Funeral Ilome Horace HALL 1884 - 1964 Lotz Funeral Home marker Betsy HALL HALL - -Wesley HALE May 2 , 1919 ) ) ) All t hree on same tombstone . i{adar Funeral Home Lotz Fun eral Home Field stone marker James Henry MOWRY Field stone marker Apr . 21, 1923 - Dec . 9, 19 6 5 Arrington-Buss e y Funeral Ilome 1912 - 1983 Ernest B. HALL Louis M. PATE wife of C. S. BENNETT Apr . 8, 1897 - Jan. 11 , 1919 w. PATE 1907 - 1966 Lotz Funeral Home Josie WRIGHT PATE 1884 - 1973 Arrington-Bussey Eleck PATE Apr 13, 1850 - Apr . 29, 1929 Louisa PATE Jan. 4, 1857 - Aug . 25, 1937 Robert Field stone Fi eld stone Marker - no name left Field stone Wal ter B. JANNEY Feb. 27, 1869 - Aug 8 , 1947 Rock marker Funeral home marker - no name l eft Raymond W. s. of G.W . & A. L. SINK Oct. 6, 1903 - May 16, 1904 Rock Rock John Wm. PATE Lutie PATE JANNEY 1874 - 1943 May 17, 1879 - July 28, 1973 V1rgin1a Appala.ohian Not.~s �PATE CEMETERY (continued) l.Jm. A. DOSS Oscar IJanicl PATE Lester I . PJ\Tf. George STA1'1BJ\ C1' 1899 - 1954 Lotz Funeral Home 1909 - 1982 Arrington Bussey Funeral Home marker 19l'.1lt HA RT MAN C:El'V\6: I E RY 1890 - 1969 Lotz Funeral Home Nary STAi'IBJ\CK 1894 - 1967 Gary D. KIJ.J3Y Nar . 31, 1953 - Jan. 29, 1963 i'larvin L . KILBY Ma r Genorah J .. lll\RTMA N 16, 1947 - Nov. 17, 1980 Aug. 10, 1889 - Sept . 12, 1950 Guy M. HAHTMAN Jan . DONAllUERoy El drige Lucy HARTMAN Oct. 1 , 1907 - Oct. 5 , 1973 James L. HJ\HTMAN II 1947 - 1972 Hickey lfayn~ II ARTMAN Li , 1880 - Jan 25, 1962 Aug . 23 , 1912 - Feb. 7, 1975 Lot z Funeral Home Nov . 16, 1962 - Feb 11, 1969 Josephine , 1.Jife of J . M. lffi.!\Y Died Nov. 12, 1891 Mar tha, wife of IV. T . KI NGERY Feb . 6 , 1842 - June 29 , 1880 Aged 23 yrs. Field stone mark er Field stone marker Nanni e M. V., dau of G. G. & J , B. KASEY July 20, 1888 - Sept 21, 1889 G. H. HARTMAN 1879 - 1923 L. B. HARTMAN 1882 - 1887 Anne A. 111\RTMAN Apr . 1 84 7 - Apr 1900 Nancy E., wife of John C. John C. JJARTMAN HART~~N Aug . 2 , 1839 - Nov. 10, 1 900 Mar. 12 1829 - Oct. 10, 1909 There may be more graves, but part of tl1e cemetery is completely overgrown. Located n ear Franklin County, VA . Rt. 715, off Rt. 220 - Pineneedle Drive. Copied 11 Nov. 1985 by Gl e nna G. GaLner & Ruth G. Hale ~=====~============ === =========== == == === =======================================: BEWARE FAMILY HERITAGE BOOKS SCAM~ Have you bought a Family Heritage book @ $19. 85 to $26. 85 in the last seven years of so? If these were published by Beatrice Bayley of Sterling , PA and Sharon Taylor of Bath, OH, probably you a re the victim of a genealogical fraud . . . . ....... • Beatrice Bayley is actually Kurt Schneider , president of the company. Schneider was found to be in violation of the postal false representation law . ...•. ,. Now , in August and October of 1986, two new publis hers of v ery s imilar books have surfaced , not only in Schenectady, but also throughout the country: Elizabeth Ross, American Genealogies, Inc., of Scranton, pa (at $J2 . 8 5 ) and Mary Whitney of Ot t s ville , Pa ( ''The . . . . . Family across America" at $28.85) ." Taken fro m the "Schenectady County Historical Society Newsletter, J2 Was hington Ave . , Schenectady , NY . VtrgiJlia Appal~ch1an N'otes �CLARK FAMILY of Washington County , Virgin i a (This material was given to us by Belva M Counts who received i t .from Roberta Marshall Langley , Fort Pierce , Fla .) Will Book 2, p 70 : William Clark - 1796 . Wife Mary ; sons 10.vid , Wi lliam , Joseph (md 1803 Mary Wilson), Jessee , James ; daus Sarah , Fanny Kincan non , Anna, Mary . I give & devi se to my trusty fri end Elijah Gillenwater my military right in hands of Anthony Crowher? Cumberland . Wi t : Jo hn Stewart , Jenny Orr, John Orr. Will Book 7, p 154. yr 1836 . William Clark. Wife Mary ; my children (not named) . Ex:ors : my wife , Job Clark, Jacob Clark , Ben j . Fulc her . Dec 2 4 , 1831 . Wit : Francis Smith, Ianiel Lynch. Will Book 14, p 17 . June 23 , 1856 . Mary Cla rk Senior . dau Mary Clark , son Wm G Clark, dau Ann Glenn , dau Sally Hope? , s on J ames , Robert , Wm G Clark. My son John and dau Margaret having already received from their father. My sons James & Wm G exors . Written 1 8 4J. Mary G Clark Sr . Codicil: my son James having departed thi s life & left a mple property - I provide more for my dau Mary . Wit : Hugh Mill er , John Hogue , John Miller. Will Book 18, p 109 . Aug 26, 187J. Will of Mary Clark. My nephews,James E H~ , Peter G Hope , Thomas Hope , sons of James W Hope interest I claim i n the home place - Slaves which belonged to me & my dee ' d b ro_ Wm G Clark . also mentions children of Robert , deed ; children of J ames Glenn , deed ; Benj. Glenn, James Alpheus Clark, Wm T Clark, Nelson Fudge ( s on-in-law of Robert, deed), James Alex Clark , my sister Ann Glenn & her 3 daughters . Deed Book 2, p 353 , 16 Dec 1800 . William Clark Sr - son of George Clark$60 - lying on the Island Road ad j land of Wm Gollowher, Wm Rowan, Berrys Heirs , - George Clark Tr - Cont 9 A - Sig: William Clark , Susannah Clark. & Susannah his wife to John Collins - Deed book 2 , p 501. 29 Sept 1801 . Wm Clark and Susanna his wife To John 2/3 - a tract on the waters of 11 mile Creek - part of a Survey of the Loyal Co . Begin at a corner to Ben j . & George Clark ' s land - Cor. Hugh Berry . Signed Wm Clark , Susannah Clark. Wit: Benj . Longley , G C Russell, w y Conn . Part of Geo . Clark ' s Patent from the Loyal Co . Rec 13 Dec 1801 . H3.gy - $886 Deed Book J, p 454. 15 March 1806 . John Hagy & Sarah to Wm Clark. $50076A - part of a tract called "Wolf Hill " tract . corner to Clerks loced . Top of Walkers Mt - crossing 15 mi . Ck. sig : John Hagy, Sarah Hagy . Rec 18 Mar 1806. Deed book 6, p 534. 20 Oct 1818. Wm Clark _r - wife Margare t to Wm Clark Jr - 50 A - part of the "Wolf Hill " tract - across 15 Mi. Ck . on said Clark , Seniors, line. sig : Wm Clark , Margaret X Clark. (note 1796 Wm Clark md Margaret Jamison.) Will Book 4, p 102. Dec 20 , 1814. Benj. Clark . Wife , grandson George the son my deceased dau Hannah, 3 s ons John, Job, J acob . Francis Smith exor. Wit: Wm C Pres ton, John Apperson, John Crawford. $10,000 bond. Will Book J, p 40. George Clark 17 Aug, 1807 . Jaeen X Clark. �Will Book 2 , p 523 . Will Book 2 , p 523 . Will of Mary Clark, daughs Jenny Or, Margaret Boles , Fanny Kincannore ; son Jessee Clark, dau Ann, dau Mary; sons James , Robert John , Thomas Dallison , Joseph. Wit: Henry Jones, James Byars . Wil l Book 5, p 247. Aug 16 , 1825. My part to my mother at her death to Blacks to James Clark, Robert Clark , Wm Clark, Anny Cla rk , Sarah Cla rk underage . Wit : Wm Eakin , Wm Clark. my bro Wm Clark. Will Book 4 , p 235 , Son John , Mrs Clark , cash to Clayton for schooling, Wm Clark Jr , Job . & Jorm of age , Tu.vid ? , No will - estate set tled. Will Book 8 , p 110. Armstrong Clark. Wife Margaet; Children except my oldes t dau Susannah and my eldest son James - their having already received $70 each . 29 May 1839. Elijah Gi llenwater , Francis Fieldent Joseph Cummingham . *(or Fuller) Will Book 11 , p J46. Es tate of James Clark. March 11 , 1848. Jas C Hope care of Stock , John Hague' s acct , Jane C Clark , wid~ Exors: W Y C White, Wm G Clark . Deed Book 6, p 218 . 6 March 1816. John Clark & Polly to Wm M Morgan $250 - all the land conveyed to sai d John Clark by Andrew Davidson & wife Ann on Sept 7 , 1815. s i g . John Clark , Polly Clark. Rec . W. Co . Court Deed book 10, p 100. 8 Sept 1829. Robert Eakin & Nancy of Sullivan Tenn and Margaret Eakin of Wash. Co , Va . to James Clark - $550 - 100 descrebed in a title boud executed by Alex Akin to said Robt Eakin Jan 1825 and als o descri bed in the will of said Alex Eakins - Robert Nancy Eakins, Margaret Eakins. Deed book 10, p 398. 26 Feb 18Jl . Co, A- 7 Eakins, Robert & Catherine Clark to John Clark - $507 - 122 A - M F Holston R. on s.s . of Great Road on Iavid Beaties old patent - cor to Arthur Hut_on , cor to Zach Shugart, back to the Great Road - along the Great Road . sig : Robert Clark, Catharine X Clark. Wit : James Meet , 1 S Smi t h . Deed book lJ , p 395 , 5 Nov 18J8. Wm Clark & Harriet Clark formerly Harriet Shugart of Lincoln Co , Tenn . appoint James Porterfield my attorneyat-law to sell our lands which we are entitled to in Wash. & Smythe Co. sig : Wm Clark , Harriet Clark. Ack. in Lincoln Co , Tenn . Deed book 14, p 2JO. 21 March 1840. Wm Clark & Harriet of Lincoln Co, Tenn to Wm Byars - $159 . 87 - one undivided 1/8 middle Fork Holston R. corner to Robert Reaugh , Abraham Lesever, Being part of two tracts 1 pat to Henry Oakwood - 28 Aug 1789 - 1 pat to Zachariah Shugart, de 'd - 16 May 1822 - died , seized , possessed - Harriet being one of the children getting 1/8. Deed book lLi-, p 370 . 9 Nov 1820. Job Clark (Sr.) & Lucinda (Leonard ) Thomas Wilkinson & Milly of one part to Jacob Clark - $4000 - rn.f. Holston R. - J73 A - on w. bank of the river below the saw mill on James Clarks line - leaving line - sold to John M Preston - on the Blue Spring Road corner to James Anderson & Kennedys old line - signed by the above. (note : 1/1ml Lucinda Leonard Clark , b June 1815, d Aug 2, 1875; 2/md Amanda Sutherland . ) • r. " Vir~.!.r..lC ,~ ~ 1 .1- • l ' . '"'> I - • .·L • ~ ... . J • 'J t I ' �Deed book 6, p 7 . 19 Dec 1814. John Cla r k & Polly to J ames Clark - $700 A - waters of the M.F . H. R. tract purchased from Matthew Longwell. - 98t Deed Book 1 , p 324. Geor ge , Benj. Wit : s i g . George Clark. Rec 15 Oct 1793 . George Cl ark Senior to s ons Wm , Benj Burk , Benj . Lon gl y , I saac Hughes , Al e xr . Eakin . Location : El e ven Mile Cr . Deed book 2 , p 158. 19 Dec 1798. Location: Eleven Mile Creek. George Cl ark & wife Jean to Benj . Deed book 2 , p 202. 21 May 1799. Geo rge Cla rk & wife Jean to Wm Clark . = 140 A on 11 Mile Ck. corner to Geo & Ben j , and Hu gh Berry . Sig : George Clark & J ean Clear. t53-6- 8 Deed book 2 , p J20. 19 Aug 1800. Fra n c i s Walker a nd wife of Albemarle . Devisee of Dr Thomas Walker to William Cla r k on s . f . of 15 Mil e Ck . Part of the Dr Thomas Walker grant which was dat ed J u l y 1 752 - commonly cal led t he "Wolf Hill " tract. 75 A. "Beg in a t a c hes t n u t tree on top of Wa l ke rs Mt - on a line of John McCulloug h - line of I saac Mc Henn _ _ , line of Andrew Kuott , line of Jacob Morrell . Deed book 9, p 645 . 27 Oct 1828. Wm Clark & w Mary , J a me s Hut t o n & w Nancy to Job Clark - $80 - sell 2/9 of a certa in t r ac t Bo th s ides o f 2 M. F . Hols ton R - 200 A - being same tract of land s old & c on vey ed b y Jos e p h Kenn edy a n d Elizabeth his wife a nd Wm Kennedy to Be nj . Clark De c eased . 24 Feb 181.3. sig : William Clark , Ma ry Clark, J a mes Hu t ton , Nancy Hutton . Deed book 11, p 259 . 17 Aug 18JO. Wm Clark Jr & Na ncy h i s wife to Edward I? Clark - 50 A - "Wolf Hill tract cross 15 Mi. Ck lin e o f Wm Cla rk Sr top Walkers Mt. Sig : Wm Clark Jr , Nancy Clark. ( n ote : Apr 1 2 , 1810 Wm Clark md Nancy Warren . ) Deed Book 11, p 185. 5 Nov 18.32 . James W Hope & wife Sarah to Wm G Clark - $250 - their undivided shares & interest in six separate tracts Headwaters of 11 Mile Ck & Lozans Ck. - being the lands of Peter Clark dec ' d, s eized i n fee, & in his possession at his death. Said Sarah being the dau and one of the heirs of said Peter Clark. Sig: James W Hope, Sarah Hope . Deed book 13, p 370. 5 Nov 1838 . Wm Clark of the County of Lincoln State of Tenn & Harriet his wife to Claiborn L Shugart - $515 - 1/8 part of an undivided tract or parcel of lannd - 330 A - waters of the Holston on the Main sta ge road - 14 mi. E. of Abin~don - corner to J<:1-mes Thompson old Patent land cor to Smyths field - Being part of old Grieves l a nd. Ack. i n Lincoln Co, Ten_. Benj F Clark, G W E Edmondson, Justices of Lincoln Co , Ten_. ( Thi s was copied-as given to VAN- from the original with addition informat ion ( ).) ~===== ===== ====== ======== == ===== = ========== == = ==== ====== = = == ============= == = = .WARD SURNAME: Newsletter on the Ward family published every t wo or three months with 30-40 pages i ncluding an all name index . Cos t $5. 00 per copy . Conta ins family group shee t s , Bi ble recor ds , cens us re cords , e tc, on t he Wa rd family. With increased membership , c os t will be lowere d . Als o wor king on Ne wslet ter for Watson , and all s p elli ng variations of Di c kins on, Dickers on, Di cke y , Dixon, et c . For f urther informat i on write to Na ni M Nea l , Editor, 2 854 S Wa l k er, Ontario, Ca 91761. phone (714) 947-7067 , �COMMON LAW MAR RIA GE In genea l ogy , o ne o ften looks fo r t he ma rr ia ge c e r t ifica t e , o r i n th e ea rJy co l o ni a l days , the marr i ag e bond, in or d er to ce rtify t he a uthentic i t y of a n ancestor ' s unio n that pro duc ed kn o wn c hil d r e n . So metimes , in tile absence o f either , on e wonde r s i f a " c om mon l aw ma rri age " ( abb : CLM) 111t:i.y have occurred. Before t h e Revolut i on, each colony set up its o wn rules a n d r egulation s . For insta n ce : In Virginia, mo r r ia ges we re l egal only if perfo r med by a clerg y man of The Chur c h o f F.:ngland. After the fo r mat i on of the United States of Am e ri ca ns a nati o n , each state esta b l is h e d i ts own laws covering many i ss u es. One is t he Inher i tance La w go v e rnin g Desce n t and Dlstr ihu ti o n , Ila] f IH oo r1 Chi l dren , A Posthumas Chi l d , Adopted Child !' en an d T'l 1 e ,~ i t i mate Ch i J d re n . A J so , there were 1 aw s on Di v o r c e , a n d t·r h e t I ! 0 r < , l ' n o t th a t. p a r ti cu 1 a r s tat e de c 1 a r e d 11 C o mrn on Law Marr1age '1 to 11P. v alj d or in v alid . An d each s t ate was di f ferent . Thert=) a1· e ma ny rni sco ne ep t i c,ns r egarding co mmo n law marriage (CLM) . tr. e 111 n st. w i. cl e spr ea d i s that when a man and woman 1 j v e to g et.her wi th o ut a cerf~moni::t1 r itual , whether i t b e religious o r civil . f o r se ven years . that co u p J e is ma r ried by 11 coml!lon law . 11 TH I S l S Eh'. R0 N E 0 l 1S ! \I/hen CL M j s 1 e g a J , J iv i n g togethe r i s not what rn a kns it I P 1 v ~1] . Fi r~ t i t h:l s to o c c ur in a s tate that t' ecog nizes t,h P v :J lid L ty n f' n C'LM . TlHrn th e couple have to acknowledge the o t.h e r a~~ ).u::-; hflnd <H' wife ; .":l1 f;o that they a r e known in the neighbo r h ood a s '.-'.r. n11rl Mr~:; ; that there is a c o - mingling of money, etc , Ma rria pP. wh et l ir;t' c e rem o niaJ n r CLM is not only a se x ual uni on, but a uni o n nf ;:J J1 nsµP.c t s o f l ife . As i n the ca se of a cerem o nial ma.r ri ag e , t.l1PrP are b1 1t two ways to dissn1 v e a CLM : One being the a e :J. th n f u n f; o f t h e pa r t n e r s or th r o u g h a c o ur t o f 1 aw an d t h e is S WHH~e b y n j1 1cl gc of a di.vorce c1ecree. () n r: o f T h 8 f o l 1 o w i. n g i n f <•rm a t i 0 n wa s i n e f f e c t a s of 1 9 8 0 , bu t a s th i s i s hcing pre se nt. Rd as a n <.li d to gt>nealogi c al research, knowing what is in effect now i s n ot needed . So me of the states are listed twice as Jaws changed th Ri r pos i t i on f r o m VAL I D to INVALID. Where date s a r R ava i lab l e they are gi v e n, b u t wh e re n ot g i ven , it is to be Rssu med that th i s was t h e posi ti o n s in ce t he begi n ning of their statehood. s ta t es th a t de c J a.red C Li·! to be VAL I 11 a v P n are : ci mi. s de me a n o r . Alal'a ina Georgi A Tdah o !\ an s A s - b 1J t ~1 H r t i e s n re Mnntana r~ e w H rt trq j ~"' h i r e - " p e r s n n s g u i 1 t. y of c o ha b :i ti n g an d a ck now 1 e rl. g j n g ea ch ot h P.r as husband and wife, and ~e11era1ly r e p u t e o to be such , f o r th e per i o d ,-, f th r ee years and until the decease or one •"' f them, s h a J l be det=>med to have been legally mArried." n hi n n k 1 a h o 111: t - j n c 1 u di n g P en r: s .Y l v 1:111 i a 11 h o d P. I r~ J ci n d So u t . h C: H r o 1 i. n ;:i T n rl i a n C: 11 st.om 111 arr j ag es . a nd thnt Federal en~ l ave known as The DistriC't of Co lumbia �'7 1J The following sta tes declared CLM as INVALID : r, Alask a Arizona Arkansas ~~ Ca 1 i for n i a Connect ic ut Delaware * Florida Hawaii ~< Illinois ~< Indiana Kentuc ky Louisiana "~ * 1< ~' * ~' 1 ' {r Maine Maryland Massachuset ts Mich) gan Minnes ota Mississipp i Mi. s s o \J r i. Neb r aska Ne w J e r s e y New Mexic o Nnrtli Ca r olin.:t North Dakota Or egon -~ So uth Tenna c· Dakota sce Utah Vr-rmon L Vjrgjnia Washi.net n n West Vi r ginia New York Wis consin Nevada \'Jy0mi 11g *In t he following states CLM is n o w I NV ALJO - - OUT : Alaska - invalid since 1917 California - valid if consummated pr io r to ·1395 Colorado - valid before adop tio n of Un iform Mar ri ag1? f\ ct requiring licenses , etc . , but status was not c f'f ec Liv c <JS of ·1973 . Florida - valid if c ons ummat ed pri or to J anuar y 1, 1968 Illinois - CLM reco gnized before July 1 , 190 5 Indj ana - CLM recognized befot'e January 1 . 1958 Michigan - :i.nva1id if effect:i.ve after .Tanuar.y 1, 1 95 7 Minnesota - invalid af ter April 26 , 1941 Mississippi - jnvalid after April 5 . 1 956 Missouri - valid only if contracted before March 3 1 , 19 21 Nebrask a - invalid si nce 1923 New Jersey - j nvalid unless contracted befor e Dec e mber 1 , 19.39 New Yo r k - inval id afte r April 29, 1 933 Nebraska - CLM recognized b e fore March 29 , 1943 South Da kota - invalid after July 1 , 19 59 When o ur fo rebe ars were "h eading we s t " som e times t h ere wus no clergyman to pe rf orm the wanted ceremonial ritual , so the coupl e wait e d for the Circuit Rider o r Travelling Preacher to catch up with them . This ofte n led the mini s t er to 11 marrying" the coupl e and bap tizing their children all in one day . Th ere was never a ny a?c~sat ion of wrong behavior , but acceptance of living with cond1 t1ons as they existed at the tim e . Hope this inform a tion will hP-lp someone . (Mrs . Source : -Muriel E. Richard W. Buckingham Buckjngham) A comp ilation by th e Legi sl ative an d Po1icy l?ivisi.on of the Civil Service Comrni ss j on ( now th e Off ·1 e e of Personnel Management) of the United Stat es Federal Gove rnment , fo r the use by the Adjudicat o r s of the Civil Service Re tirement La w (of whi ch the writ er , before retirement , was one) . �71 NEWSPAPERS ~oanoke Saturday Rev iew - Dec. 16, 1882 · : e> · ·: ~!"aper in the Vi r ;; i nia Poom , ?oanoke P,1r l j c Library, Roanoke , Va . FROM TEXAS 'JirtGIHIA!IS in the Lone Star State - Their Occupations Locati ons and Prospects , .Special to th e Saturday Review. Lancaster-, Dec . 9 - Hr . H. C. Chapman, of Franklin County, Virginia, arri ved h ere a few days ago, and expects , shortly to visit Northwestern i.'exas on a prospecting tour, and (article continues about Texas for several parag raphs . ) Hr . B. B. Griffith, formerly of Gogginsville, Virginia, but who has been far~ ing in this neighborhood •••••••• • • Vi i ss Lee Poage , eldest daughter of Mr. James Poage , formerly of Hoanoke Co , Va ., was married a few days ago to Hr. Sam Nace, • •••••• •• • Virginia g irls v1ho came to Texas, are in great demand, and never fail to make first rat e natches • ..... . ............ .. .. ... .......... ..... Nr . :.-ti lt z Stiff , of Liberty , Va ., a conunercial traveler, arrived here .::t few days ago from Dallas. • •• • •••••• Hrs. Mary L . Taylor, o f Roanoke , Va ., who is visiting r e l ations here •••••••••• Hrs. 'i 'aylor speaks of returning to Vi rginia about the first of J anuary , proximo , and will take with her , provided she can be persuaded to 8 0 , her beautiful and accomplished sister , Hrs. Rosa Franklin. Hr . T . E. Bowling , of Liberty , who came to this state two years ago , is living in Dalla s city • • •••• ••• • ..... .. . . . . .. .. ..... . . .. . .... . .... .... .. H.r . Granville T . Owens , of Albermarle , Va. , is still a sojourner in this tm-m and does not contemplate a change of base before the first of J anuary 1883 . Howe Y. Peyton ( r:o tes :the orginal of thi s paper does not make a good copy. ) �•7 .1. PEDIGREE CHART NOTEBOOK - VOLUME l1 INDEX OF SURNAMES - SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GEN EALOGIC AL SOCI fTY - Ho:inokc , Va · A B c c ABBOTT 26-27 BIRCHETT 11 CAGLE 10 COhAN 9 7 ABRAMS 27 BISHOP 82 CALOWE LL l l COX 1 IH-\ ADAMS 94- 107 BLACK 5- 6- 8 CALLI S ON 50-) 05 CH/\llTHFI· .!..5 - ?.G - 2 7 ADKINS 1 - 68-71 BLACKWELL 102 CAJ.J.O\~AY 107 Cl:/\ 1 c; S - 7 £1- 96 ALBERT 105 BLAND 46- 58 CALTON 8 7 CH/\h'l-'Oltl> H'.J - lJ1 ALDR IDGE 63 BLANKENSllIP 68 CAM PBE LL 1 1 - 12- 13- CHE.t\SJ·, , 1 U 1 ALEXANDER 80 BLAYDEN (BLADEN) 28 111- H1- 93 c: 1u:c 1-:1-: 2H - 2 9 - 30 ALFORD 11 BLOUNT 11 CANTEHBLIHY 70 CJU S CO I·'. l !l ALIFF 96 BLY (BLEY) 73 CAIW\~ ELL 71, C: JU S 'J' r; 7 ALLEIN 40- 67- 81 BOBBITT lOG-1 07 CAR LTON 76 CHOCf.. l·TT 118 ANDERSON 1- 75-105- BOGGS 88 CAHLYLE 11 CllDJ >Y 1 '.) 111 BOLLING 104 CARMICllAFJ. 75 Clll.I.O I' J CJ 5 ANDIS (ANDERS) 3 IlOOGER 76 CARR 99 Clfl. Pl<P l' FH 11 0 ANGELIN 96 BOON (BOHNE) 82-83 CARRICK 4 ClJ 1' (13 ANGLIN 12- 69 BOWEN 27 CARSCADDEN G2 Cl lH HJNCTO N J S ARCKJE 26 BOWLES 71 CAHTEH 75 ClJHT\-.' IU c;JIT 25-26- 2 7 ARMES 105 BOWMAN 82- 110 CASAD 5 Cl lT Cll TN ( CUTCIJIN S ) ARRINGTON 1- 2 BOWYER (BOYER) 4-47 CASS ELL (CASTLE)/12 - 8 4 ARTIST 72 DRACE S 4 j) ASBUlW 104 BRADLEY 38-41- 57 CASTEEL 72 ASHWELL 86 CllAHLTON GL1 IJJ\ NI E L l <J BRADSHAW 16- 9l1 D/\H T EH 8 7 ATKINS 28 BRAMMER 79 CllEHHYllOLMES 67 IJ/\llB (r>ODB, DOBB S ) 79 AYERS 86 BRANDON 92-110 CllILDHESS L1 IJ/\ UG ll'J'El~Y 112 BRANNON 24 CHRISTIAN 15-68O/\V I J>S ON 9-9 9 -100-101 B BRANSTETTER 105 98 DAVI S J - 11-~ R BHASHER 8 CllRISTAIN S J-:N 43-6 6 DJ\ y ] U RAGWF.LL 1-6 7 DREWER 6-7 CHRISTIE 76 DAILEY 65 CHURCHWELL 93 DEED J UO llRICKEY 31-35- 36BAKER 5- 110 CLARK DeGRAY 59 3738 32 BALD 6G DF.NNIS 84 - 98 BRICKLEY 24 TIALDW I N GU CLAY 105 DENT 4 DROCK 68 72 BAME 85 COBl3 DENTON 4 3 13ROOME 39 92 BARKER 8 6 COBURN DEVER 111 BROPHY 81 BARNES 62 COCKHJ\M 80 DeWEESf. 6 3 BROUGHTON 25-26 COLE 17-18-63 BARNETT 98 OF:Y I-'.H.J.E 98 BHOUHER 27 ( DAHTON 98 COLLARD 1 l 2 DI CK l<NSON 5- l 1l 1-l1 5 DROWN 9- 65 DASllAM 6 2 COMER 6 3 DICKERSON (DICKINSON) D ROWNING 96 BATES 4 3 COMPTON 13-28- 29- 3 0 61-92 - 10 2 BROYLES 105 BAXTER 31 CONE 5 -1 0~. DICKEY 102 BRYAN 19-20-21BAYNE 6 CONKWIUG ll I 25 - 26 DIF.HJ. (D I AL) Jli 22 - 92 BF.AN 78- 82-83 CONLEY 92 DICKSON 8 4 RRYANT 8 5 CONOLEY 11 . BEATIE 107 BU CK 65 COOK (COOKE) 95-lOSIHNS MORE 73 HEAV1ms 11l1- 98 DIVJ.:H S 86 BUMC:AHDNl.;R 51 BEAZLEY 76-78 COOLL 17 DODGE 8 1 BUMPASS 108 COON 90 BECKJ:L 103 COOPER 61 DON/\ l .DSON 11 BUHCll INAl. 10 BECKr.NBACll 27 DONO llO 91 BU RGESS 7996 COPES 70 l\FLr.Il f.R 85-105 DORTO N 73 BUHKE 61 COHLEY 62 HU.L 4 DOUGl .AS 52 BURNETT 79-100 COHNETT 22- 92 BENEDICT l.4 DOlJTllJTT 62 BUSH 21 COSTELLO 9 7 BF.NHAM 711-93 DO\.JNAHD 62 COTNEH 110 BENIKE ( IlANKA) 70 ll lJTCHEH 2G DOWNEY l 11.'.1 llUTLER Li 2 COIJCH 2 3 -2 t1 REJ{RY 44-45- 59 DO\~NTNG 70 CO l lHT N l<Y 3 8- 7 5 BERTRAM 74 IJO Yl.1-: ] 10 COVl 'HT <1l lHBll 67 DRAKE 25 COV I l.L 5 9 llIFGl.ER 5 V1r&in1& Appalachio.n Noto~• I �7.3 H n DHAPF.R 9 (;J\!IBEJ:T 51 DRUMMONDS ]U6-lU7 DUCKl~ORTlf 93 CAJ:1n:T 6-7-61 HARSCH 5 HARVEY 63 IJ ASH 105 HATCllELL 85 HAWKINS 70 llA\.JLEY 55 C.\HNEf{ 38- 111-106 DUDLEY 1)-/1(1-57-5~ GA irnEN 75 CARHJSOI\ 60 D1'FFIELIJ 5~ DUNLAP JlO GATONS 62 DUNN 56 DUHllJ\M J 02 GJ\111.J. 17 CE1\IU!Et\ HT 63 - 82 DUTCllE R 2 11 DUVAL 65 GFNTHY 107 Cl-:HM/\N 65 DYEH 59 CJHSON 7 2 - 102 E 83 - l(JS EBBERTS 73 ECKSTAT 62 EDGERTON 58 EDGINGTON 28 - 33311-39 EDNONDSTONE 73 CIJh'AR fJ S 9 G EJLEH 83 ELLIOTT 23-9 5 ELLIS 11.0 .ELLISON 1 OS ENGLAND 23 ER IVIN 92 ESKEhl 72 ESTES 106 EUDY 10 EVANS 6-25-26L16 - 55 - 56-5759- 71 EIHN ( F.\HNG ) 8L1 f FJ\IHFI ELD 211 FARLEY 15-68- 105 FARMER 12-111 FEATHEHS 88 FERGUSON 67-90 FINNEY 1 OLi-109 FLANNERY (FLANEHY) 9-88 f/.J~ MING (i 7 911-lOL1 fJ.OYD J.10 FORD l1L1 - Li 5 FOUTS 7 5 FHANCE 87 FH ASUHI~ ll EUI 77 HEISEL 60 HEINZEN 67 HENDERSON 8- 62- 92 HENRICKSEN 2 7 HICKERSON 93 JJ ILL 98 5u-5 7-58 GILLESPIE 60 23 FRY 63 FUllS 60 VULLINC;TON 73 FIJLTON 92 CJ 1.rJ N 1, CODlll·:Y (il (;()()j)J\ I.I. JAMISON 1 2- 14- 65- 69- 81 JARRETT 1 0 JENNI NGS 11- 92- 9 9 J OHNSON 68 - 80 - 94- 104- 108 JOHNSTON 32 JOLLEY 23 JONES 42- 87- 88- 89 - 98- 110 JORDAN 2- 96 JUSTICE 85-92 llF.DIUCK 106-10 7 GIJ.MOHE 511-106-107 GLi FLETCT-1 l :: r~ HAYNES 47-48 HAYNES 106-107 GI FFOIW 108 CJl.J.TLAND 4(i-l18- J-:AHLS (EAHLES) 82 - EATON HAYES 90 J ll ILTON (llYl.TON) 82-83-102 - 68 l () 5 llINDMJ\N 6 SO HODNETT 1 GOSNOJ.lJ t11 HOFMAN 73 CHAll J\M t 14 - L15 II OGAN 73 Cl{ANC:J-:1{ 5 llOLLANn Li2 CHAVES 93 HOLLIDAY 6 GHJ\¥ J - 23 - ~4 - 4~-GS llOLLlS 102 c1u:EN 9 - 66- 102-110 IIOLLOHJ\Y 4 CIUFfIN 106- 107 cnnms ccnYMES) 61- HOOK t'.16- 57 HO PKINS 7 9 79- 93 HORNBARGER 46- 49GHi'nll.ING 7 L1 53- 54-55-56-57-58 GULLBORG 74 HORNE 10 GUTllRIE 62 HORTON 94 GLITRTDGE 33 HOUCHINS 67 II HOULETTE 28- 31-32 HA CK LT-:H 6 7 HOUGH 102 HAISE 105 HOUSE 110 HAGGARD 106- 107 HOUSTON 40 HALL 68 - 92 110\"ARO (I IORD) 65HALTEH.f'IAN 68 68-92-9810 7 H/\MllLEN 92 HOWE 59 HAMILTON 3Li HOHELL 86-1 05 HAMMACK 80 HUBBARD 79 H/\MNONO 68 HUNT 4-96 IIANCOCI-: 16 HUNTER 71 111\NDS 99 HUTCHINSON 2£1 HANE 73 HY1'1ER 93 HANKINS 86 GOOl>EN 65- 97 COIWlJN 65 llODGE I !AH LESS 6L1- 54 JIAHl.INGF.R 11 I INGHRAM 72 llAHMON (II ARMAN) 23-4 G-Li7- 5Li-55- INGRAM 79 J 5(1-75- 98 HARPER G- 68-82 ll L\HH I S 55- 82 JACOBS 86 JACKSON 92-9.!1 JAHN 70 JAMES 55 IJAHHT SO N 98 ' · 1 - 4 ' -. "' · · .\... .. ' •·. K KATRI NKLE 98 KEENE Lil KEITH 82 - 83 KEMP 1 02 KENDRICK 94 KENNEDY 97-106-10 7 KERSE 15 KEY 96 KEYSER 56 KIGER 103 KILLINGER 66 KING 63 - 102 KINGSBURY GO KINNEY 97 KIRBY 55 KLEPINGER 99 KOHL 16 KOPFF 5 KHANKHEYT 27 KRUK 74 KUNDERS Li3 KUNKLE 46- 50-51 KYLE 87- 89 L LAMAR 71 LANCASTER 70-102 LARGE 60 LaRUE 97 LAWSON 95 LAYNE (LAIN, LANE) 151 6- 73 LEE '-12- 79- 73 LEONARD 110 LcsFLEURS 98 LETTERLY 105 LE\HS 75-7 6 LIFE 111 LIGGETT 71 LIGHT 10 LILLY 80 LINCOLN 93 LINDSEY 33 l.INKENAUGER 72 ] ,INKENHOGER (LENGGENl!AGH) 43 �L LISBY 44- 45 LITTLE 23 LOCKE 92 LONG 40 LOUDIN 111 LOUGH 111 LUCAS 36-37-3855-64 LUNSFORD 23 LYNCH 3- 79 LYONS 74 Mc McCARTHY 76 McCASKEY 75 McCLUNEY 73 McCLURG 59 McCOMAS 61 McCONATHY 76 McCONKEY 11 McCRUM 62 McCUTCllAN 46-50 McDONALD 97 McEACHIN 11 McELHANEY 74 McELWEE 106- 107 McGEE 62 NcGEORGE 4 McKEE 62 McKENSIE 106-107 McKINNEY 62-24 McKINSTER 72 McLAUGHLIN 33 McLEAN 11 McMAHAN 63 McMILLAN 11 - 105 McNEAL 75 McQUEEN 107 M MADDOX 16 MADISON 10 MAGEE 70 MAl-IIN 99 MALCOLM 52 MANN 67 MANTZ 76-77-108 MANUS 68 NARCP.LL 97 MARLOW 104 MARSllJ\LL 73 MASSEY 79 MATIJES 25 MATTHEWS(MATHEWS) 11-52-108-109 MAYBERRY 85 M MAYENSCHEIN 85 NEADOWS(MEADOR) 4-79-80 MELLANDER 59 MESSICK 12-69 NEYER 74 MILAM 105 MILLER 75- 76 MILTON 100 MINTON 73 MISER 13- 14-81 MITCHELL 86 MOGAVERO 85 MOODY 80 MOORE 2-7- 11-lOli MORGAN 59 MORRIS 63-82 MORRISON 20 MOSELEY 108- 109 MOSES 24 MOSHER 60 MULLINS 67 MULLIS 62 MUNGER 18 MURRY 9 MUSGROVE 68 MUSTIN 44 N NANCE 85 NEIGHBORS 44-45 NELSON 50-72 NEWBOLD 70 NICHOLS 13- 26-93 NEILSON 28 NORFLEET 42 NORID 83 NORRIS 11-92 NOSSMAN 98 0 O'KEEFE 97 ONEY(OLNEY) 92 OLIVER 25 OSBORNE 105 OUSMARE 27 OVERFIELD 65 OXLEY 4 p PACE 110 PARK 99 PARKER 79 PARKS 14 PARSLEY 93 p I< PJ\1{$0NS 112-811- Im I ;\EllAHT 82 IUCI-. 5 - 95 8 7- 88 PATTEHSON ]1 PAYNE 2- 8'.J- 8(1 PEARSON ~7 PCCKENPJ\lJGll 25-2(1 PENNINGTON 87 - 88 PEHRY 92 -9<> HlDENOl"H ?.7 HJl>Cl·: l·.'!\Y 6 HJ FFEF t17 HJ cc; J.T·: 7 (1 HJ I.FY 9/1- lO l'.1 IUTCllH: 75 PET I-: HS 5fi-H 7 PETERSON 71-79 HOBEHTS 85 HOBESON 11 PETTERSON Ci 2 PETTITT( l'ETTTT) HOHI·:wrsoN 93 ROBINSON l'.1- 62 -7 3- l-l1(1-91 PETHJ\CEK 7 J lJJCKf.NS 71 PICKEHJNC 79 PIKE 26-27 92-99- 102 rwc1n:u.1·: JWC FH S 9 5 HONl>E 27 H Cl I" I·: 2 () HOl~LETT PIJ'KJNS L1:Z 93 92 PLEDGE 91 R1 iBSC I I 5 HlllJIJ 72 PLOETZ 66 KllNNELLS 89 PLUM 32 PLYMALE 26-27 RUSSELL 4 IWST 811 Rl JTllEH FOHD PLEASANT 7H POAGUE 90 POFF 79 POINDEXTEH 1-91 POLLOCK 93 POMEROY 61 PORTER 92 POSTON L1L1 POWELJ . 92 PRESSLF.H l 1L1-l'.15 PRICE 12-6L1-98 - 106-107 PRINCE 70 PROFFITT 80 PROVINCE PUTTEE 23 27 Q QUITMEYER 74 H RADKE 70 RALSTON 30 RAMEY 12-13-ll'.1 RANKIN l'.16-52 RASPBERRY 93 RATALif f 12 : RAWLES 42 REDD 10 REED 13-98 REICllMAN 29 RENNJCK 811 REV J~ AL 92 REYNOLDS 64 l'.10 RY/\N (il - 96 HYCKEN 27 s S APP INGTON 75 S/\NTMYERS 111 SAYLOR 68 SCHMIDT 103 SC IIN EIDEH 103 SC HRADER 70 SC HULER 7L1 SCHWEBEL 5 SEAVER(SIVERS) 76 SEAY 73 SHANKS 11 SllARP 15 Sl!EIII 65-97 SHELTON 13 SHIGLEY 99 SHINGLETON 99 SHIRKEY 96 SHOPE 68 SHORE 1-103 SllUMATE 105 SIBOUTSON 27 SIGMON 98 SIMF.NS 43 SIMMONS 88 SIMPSON SLi-110 SITMON 67 S KAGGS 98 �'7..~?- s s SLINKEJ{ 28 - 3132- 3 S- 36 SLUSHER 82 SMELSER L13-<.i5 99-100 SMITY 1-13- 21- :z (1 -311-l'.19-53- 54-55-5 7- 5967-68-92-99106 SNEAD 116-58 SNY IJ EH 1 11 SONGEH 72 SOhlJH:R 106-1()7 SOlvFLl. 4/1-1U2 SPAHN 70 SPJ\NGLEH 2. 7 SPEAS 1- 103 SPENCEl1 10-79 STAFFORD 611 STAMPE:K 105 STAPLETON 53 STARK J.02 STJ\lJNTON 99 STEELE 72-94-10..:'.1 STEIN 74 STEVERHALD 105 STEWART 74-94- 105 STINSON 9L1 STOCKDELL 99 STOGNER 10 STOKES 8l'.1 STONE 4-43 STREEJ_.>ER (STREEPERS) (STYPERS) 43 STUART 24 STLUKLEN 15 SUTll EHLAND 22-92 SUTTON 106 SlffF.NEY 79 SWINNEY 80 T TABOR 9- 56-92 TACCART 62 TALBOT 75 TA YI.OR 2L1- 53- 64 TERRELL 60 TESTERMAN 14 TllEISF.N Li] THEIINIS 2 7 Tl-IOM/\S 84 THOMPSON 6-11 61-85 TllmlSON 73 THORLEY Li l THRASHER 46 THROGMORTON 25 TODD 76 TOWNSEND 1 1 TRASK 108 TRULOCK 99 TULLIS 27 To obtain Pedigree Charts write: cost: u UPDIKE 86 v VANCE 96 VANSANT 9 VENCILL 99 VIA(VIER) 79 VICKERS SL1 w \~ADDLE (IVADDELL ) 51 WAIT 47 WALDROPE /.iG WALKER 28-33-3 4/10-65-93 WALLACE 71 HALLS 6 WALT 76- 108 WALTERS 46- 49-5455-56 h'AflPLER 60 l~ARD 6-84 lMRHEN 107 \~ATK I NS 72 WATSON 19 lm BB 9-24-79-105 WEDDLE 82- 83 HEEKS 60 WEISHAAR 73 WELLS 23-24- 87108 w WENTWORTH 91 WESTERMAN 107 WHATLEY 70 WHEELER 110 WHITAKER 27 WHITE 15-67-68 IHGGINGTON 4 WILLIAMS 1-6364-105 WILLIS llO WILSON 63-83 WOLFE 65 HOOD(WOODS) 7179-111 WOODARD 66 WOODFORK 76 WRIGHT 14- 42-52- 63 y YI NGLING 58 YOUEL 50 YOUNG 48 HELSl-1 97 MARY JANE VADEN SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P. 0. BOX 12485 ROANOKE, VA 24026 15 cents a chart Manila fo lder - 15 cents Postage varies with weight I'lease incl ud e VOLUME number as well as page number. Surnames in which you are interested helps. Make check to the Southwestern Virg i nia Genealogical Society . =***============================================================================= SURNAME INDEX will be in the August issue, please have in to the editor by July 1st . Limit of 10 names -- no two names on a line. Please include your name and address on the sheet. Mrs Claude s Fowler , 1716 Colgate St NE, Roanoke, Va 24012 SURNAME Given name COUNTY & STATE DATE(birth, death, marriage , or date in area. Maryland George WASKEY/Waschki 1770s Bath Co, Va died 1799 Mc CALLISTER James ========== =:= =====~== = == = ====== ========~=~==~== ==~======== ======~======~~~====== �..... BOOK REVIEWS BY Bel va Counts LIST of VOTERS FOR ELECTIONS OF BURGESSES : 1764--1769 - HALIFA X COUNTY , VIRGINIA by Marian Dodson Chiarito . Halifax County was formed in 1752 from Lu nenburg County, and included present Counties of Pitts ylvan i a , Hen1y , Fra nklin and Patrick. In 1767 Pittsylvania County was formed leaving Halifa x wi th it~ presen t boundaries . The List of voters for elections of Burgesses was foun d in the back of Deed Book 3 (pages 389-411) , Halifax County , Virginia . The election y ears represented were 1764, 1765 and 1769 . Over 3000 votes are lis ted. The list of voters is important due to absence of census and tax records for this ti me period . The book has Li4 pages , complete index , soft cover and price $6.00 postpaid . Order from : The Clarkton Press , Rt 2 , Box 533 , Nathalie , Virginia 24577 , ENTRY RECORD BOOK 1737-1770 (Land Entries in the Present Virg inia Counties of Halifax, Pittsylvania , Henry , Franklin and Patrick) . Map included . Reprinted. Complete index of all names, watercourses , mountains , etc . The map inc luded with the book gives names of most of the early watercourses , a nd ma kes poss ible the location of l and entries , adjoining landowners , etc. Price $50 . 00. Book was complied by Marian D Chiarito and may be order from The Clarkton Pre ss , Rt 2 Box 533, Nathalie Va 24577 . CASSELL FAMILY by Beryl A Cassell. This 50 page booklet i s intended for the families of James Frankli n Cassell and Christena Groseclose Cassell and their descendents , specifically for the family of John Bittle Ca0s ell and Mary Roeno Kress Cassell. A copy was sent to SWVGS since many cources came ±'rom Virginia genealogist (Vaughn Cassell , Wytheville , Va) and libraries in Virginia . Source materials included ancestral Charts, Fami ly Bible Records , Births , Deaths , Marriages and Newspaper Clippings . Names included : Cassell , Counts , Engel , Gose , Groseclose , Kress and 'Iaylor. Write: Beryl A Cassell, 18815 - 17th Ave NW, Seattle , Wash . 98177 for copies and price. FINDING YOUR ANCESTORS THE EASY WAY by D J Myers . " Discovering your family tree may be easier than you thought possible . " The author states that your reading this book sets you apart from 99% of the people in this country because you have taken the first and most difficult step that wi ll get you s tarted in one of the most satisfying ventures of your life . There are eight chapters . Some of the topics are: Getting organized , Starting the Search , Talking to relatives , Us i ng the library and Public records. There are 42 l ineage organizations listed wi th addresses . To obtai n a copy of the book write to Donald J Myers, % The Amarillo Genealogical Society, Amarillo , Texas 79100 . - for price . RAINEY TIMES, Rt 4 Box 62 , Sulphur Springs , Texas 75482 . Rainey Times is a genealogical s urname publication issued annually beginning with Volume 5. The first 4 volumes were issued quarterly and are now sold as bound volumes . Surname spellings: Rayney, Ranney, Rennie , Reinny , Renney , Reyney , Reanny , Rainey and Raney . The contents of this s pecial advertising sample are : Family histories , John G Rainey , George W Raine, William Anderson Raney; Census records 1880 Michigan; Cemetery records, Illinois; Marriages from NC, Va , Tn and KY; Georgia wills and Arizona Death Records 1850-1976 . Write Marynell Bryant, Editor , at above address. The publication is an annual one of about 160 pages , size 8~xll and soft cover . Copies of the above books have been placed in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Library, Roanoke, Va . ================================.================================================= Tuberculosis (also known as hectic fever, phthisis , and sc roful, depending on how it was manifested in the body) was a leading cause of death. ======= ===~===================================== ======== ===~=== ======== ========== V1ratn1& AppaJa.chiD:n N otea �77 Index to Ancestral Surna111es by Query Number Adams bl,62,1 0 5 Anderson o3, 84 Ar111s tr on g 8'1, 88, 8S Asnworth lOS Bell 14 il Biggs Billups 86 86 Bircnfield Black 98 70,103,104 Blair Bogn~r Bourne BOWJi1c.in Briggs Brunt Call a way Cc:mp0cll Ca rrell Car roll Ca rter Cloud Coe Compton Cosuy Couch Creech Creel Croc ke tt Cundiff Dakin Da vidson Dav i s Day Dickenson Di lls Dison Dixon Ervin Falks Ferguson Fields Finley Fletcher 10!:> 6'1 86 71 83 64 68. G~ 51 ';j 1 100 7!:> ~l II (:j 5 104 86 87 96,108 66 86 82 86' 104 5'1 86 104 104 62 92 80,94 86, 104 106 82 Fletcherson 105 Forrester 81 Fr a nklin '/6 Fuller S5 Gill 8b Gilliam 62 Gisn 108 Glenn 9S Graham 86 Gray 5 '1' 6:5 0 ·1 Grubb Gwatney 88 Haga 63 Hale 107 Hale y 88 Ha1nlett lUS Hc-. 11·1 or 98 Hardy 101,102 Harmon 65 Harrell 98 Harris 6f Ha rrison 104 Hart uwn bO Hayden bb H&ymore 98 Henderson 106 Hendr i ck 97 Henry 83 Hi ckman 91 Hicks 78 Hill 80 Holliday '1 5 Huff 64 James 67 Johnson 67,S5 Jolley 65 Jone s 63 Kane 83 Keeslin g 6 '/ Kendrick 5'7 Kernan 5 '1 Kessl ar !:>9 King 58 Kirby 108 5S Lac(e)y Lane 62 Lawson 62 Lee 90 Little 65 57 Love 65 Lunsford Luster 6::> Mar i on 81 66 Mars Massey 102 104 Mays 87 McClel an 106 McClure 6 '1 McCormick McKennce 94 S4 McKinney Meres 105 Meredith 74,'77 77 Merritt Milam 82 106 Montieth 87 Moomaw 60 Morgan Mumpower 68 86 Murdock Naff 92 Newman '1 6 Oak(e)s 92 Odell 86 P ate 100 P at terson 64 P ay ne 86 P ear cy 73 Pi ckle 93 Picklesimer '/9 Pike 86 Pinckard 64 Plank 85 Poteete 108 Pr ater 72,79 Provance 65 Puckett 77,78 65 Rector Richardson '/3' 86 90 Right Rooertson 103,104 ~8 Rogers 69 Sanders 108 Sessler 78 Shoemaker 86 Sizemore 67 Slemp 6'7,78 , 99 Smith 108 Snead 83 Southern 83 Stafford 61 St amper 62,65 Stewart 62 Stuart 107 Sutherland 107 Tate 105 Taylor 85 Thomas 91 Thompson 78 Tigner 62 Tipton 98 ,99 Vaughan 64 Wade 95 Wallis 98 Warden 64 Webb 104 Wells 65 West 68 White 58 Wike 62,109 Williams 92 Wolf 68 Woodard 78,86 Wright 85 Wynn 97 Young ========================================================================~======= A book on sout hern Augusta County, VA cemeteries will be printed soon. Some of the cemeteries include St John's Luthern Church Cemetery, Middlebrook, Mt Carmel Presbyterian Church, some church registers, etc. If you are interested in a copy, please contact Dorothy L Weaver, Route 1 Box 52JA, Greenville, VA 24440. ~===== = =================== === ===== ==================== ================= ==== ===== THE SIGMON OF VIRG~NIA by Juan~ta Hals tead . Fami ly history = 301 pages, 48 pictures~ hardbound, indexed. Price $J5.00 . Order from Juanita Halstead 6 Saunders Addib.on , Scott Depot, WV 25560. (Note: This book has been reviewed VAN and is a very good his tory.) Plus $2 . 00 for postage, etc. ln VJ.ram.ta Appalsch!an Notea �57-8 7 . ElizabethM. CARROLL (CARRELL), md . Thoma s DI CK C:NSON . p r o l>.1bly in Ru s,... . · Jl C o . , VA. 1'bey had 4 k nown ch i ldren: Polly , md. Dr. Edward KERNAN ; J ame s C . . md . L ll « ind.1 K !::::\DRI C K : Ch:. r les C ., md . Sallie GRAY ; Martha; and ma ybe a dau. Who md . a LOV E . ~ c: c:d C A HllOLL/ CAIUlELL into . An d. nny info on the above chil<fren. Johnnie Jo DICK ENSON , P. 0 . Box 387. llunt s v1 l l L· . TX 773 4 0 58-87. Nee d any help I ca n get o n Jose ph WIKE, b . in B e av e r Co .. PA , 11-CJ I . B ea ver Co., PA to get l i s t of hi s f;:unily. Will b e g l a d t o e x c h 1 1n ~ L· info u n Vir g inia MIDKIFF GRAHAM , 4006 Clark Gra h am Rd. , Hunt in g ton, WV 257u l 59-87. ca 1807 md . his dau. of N ~•· d Wl K E ce n s us of 1850, r . 1 mi l y . Does anyone bave any info on par e nt s o f Cur tis L ACEY / L AC Y w h o was !J . 1 n Ct1 l p<:pp c r Co . , VA and died in Roanoke ca 189 2 , age 85? Hi s mo th e r' ~ n:1mc: m:iy h:1v c• bL· L· n S.1 l I ey LAC EY . He lst wife in 1828, B e dford Co., a nd his 2nd wi f e i n 1836, Ou t et o url C:<> . ( R t• bccc:a KESSL AR , Christai n KESSLAR). _Darlene ALLIE, 2735 Rid ge Rd . , S . E . , llo ;ln t1 kc..• . VA ~·llJl ·l 60-87 . Would l i k e to purchase anything written o n th e MORGAN f;1111i l y o J Dc-d l nr· d Cu., VA . My g- g - gran dfather Jubal A . MORGAN di e d 18 !?6 i n Bed fo rd Co . A l ::;o . wo~ild l i k (• l o p11r r h:1se a nythin g written on HARTMAN family of Botetour t ;ind Roanok e Cos . My g- !!, -~ r an d f:1 1.llv 1 · . l.<: w J ,,; H A llTMAN , d. 1869 in Roanok e Co. Da r l en e ALLIE, a ddre s s abov e . 61-87. Mrs . Fra nces STA~fPE.R , b . ca 1801 , NC, who, wh e n , wh cr · did s 11e m:11 T ; ..:' Livi n g in L ee Co . , VA, 1850 with children: James M. STAMPER, b . c a 182 S, VA; Ma r y A . STAM:PE!l . b . G/ 22, 1 8 1 1 , V A , d. 10/9/1 883 , Scott Co.., VA, md. ( when & wher e ) t o J am es M . ADAMS; i.. u 1· 0 L11 c 1· J o hn E . STA~lPE H; b . ca 1844, VA. J , N. ADAMS, 116 Regent Circle,Oak Ri d g e , TN 3783() 62-87. Will ex cha nge on surnames of Scott Co., VA : GILLIAM , ADAMS, TIPTON, LAWSON. J. N . ADAMS , addr es s ab o v e. LANE , ST UART. STEWA RT, E RVIN , WILLI~!S, 63....87 . Gordon (or Jordan) JONES md. Mart11a ANDERSON, 3 1 Au g . 182 :.1, Gr ny,..,nn Co . . VA . P os ::;ibly par ents of my ancestor, Hir am JONES (b. 1824; ind . Su s ann a HAGA. 1811: d . I~ U6 , V A ) . Find Ma rth a or Patsy JONES n ear Hiram JONES , 1850 and 1 8 6 0 Gr ay s on Co. c: c n s 11 sc-s ( bu t w iL h cl.tf fc r c 11t c hildren, possibly another ANDERSON family). Hir am JONES po ss jbly lwd t wo bru ll1c 1· s : Gt· :1 11 v i l l e ~·n d \fallen JONES. Any i n fo on thi s JONES family would b e appreci;i t c d . M1· s . J:><..: qu c Nl pp c..· 1· LAND, 23 Ca r r i age L a ne , Newark. DE 19711 64-87. Desir e info/corres p o nde nce with descendant s of T ll<:o d e r i (·k F . WEBB . Th <..:u d c r i c k F. WEBB , son of Theoderick WEBB and Sar ah HUFF , md. i ·/ 54 . 1st m . of Th e ode1·ick F. ·t o N a ncy T 0t c Gt·e e r CALLAWAY; 2nd. rn. to Juli a E . Patte r son WADE ( widow of He n ry WADE) t h e y w e r e: 111d . Au g . 1854 . Julin was d au . of Andrew PATTERSON and Pollie PINCKARD . De s i r e names of bro s . a n d s i s tct· s of Th e oder i c k F. and Jul ia E . PATTERSON WEBB . Ann e Hale KELLAM, 14333 Ald e ngat. c Road, Midlothian, VA 23 113 65-87. Need : England (Titus) STEWART, LITTLE, HAYDEN , JOLLEY, LUSTER, HARMON, WEST and PROVANCE l>efore 1800 . Clara M. WELLS , RECTO!l, GRAY , LUNSFORD, COUCH, B o x l 25, Riv c t·t.on, KS 66770 66-87. Does anyone know or have a ny d ata concer nin~ J oshu a B . MARS , b . 1810, po s sibly Marrvill e az=ea-of Bedford Co ., VA? He md . 1834, Nanc y DAKI N, d a u . of J o nathan DAK I N, b. 1761, Boston, MA, in Rev . War. Joshu a & Nan cy MARS moved to J ack son Co., IA, 1836 . Ca nn o t f i JJur e o ut who wa s father of Joshua B. I could use a researcher. Please send name a nd fee. Nancy M I LLER , P . o. B o x 31, Nap a , CA 94559 67- 87. John SMI TH bou ght land a t Sugar Grov e, Wythe Co. (now Smyth) f1·om Jarv is SMITH of Wilk es Co ., NC, late 1700' s . Wer e they brothers? A Jarvis SMITH so ld l a nd , Or ange Cu . , VA, 1778. Who were his parents? J o hn SMITH d. by Dec . 1829 when hi s 6 dau s . sold hi s land. They were: Alpha SLEMP; Susanna JOHNSON; Na ncy JAMES; Sarah BOURNE; Elizabet h GRUBB and Di cey KEES L ING. Wa s John SMITH' S Wife Sal l y McCORMICK? Who wer e h er par e nt s? Mr s . H . S . (P a t) SURFACE , 401 Surfac e Drive, Tazewe l l , VA 2465 1 68- 8 7. Will corre sp o nd with a nyone resear c hing J ohn C A ~£PBELL, b . 1812, VA , a nd wif e Nancy -?-, b . 1816, VA. Earlier info needed . Children: Jane WOODARD, b. 1837; Sarah WHITE, b. 1842; John CAMPBELL , b. 1843; Rob er t CAMPBELL, b. 1845; Mary MUMPOWER, b. 1846; James CAMPBELL, b . 1849 ; Wi l liam CAMPBELL, b. 1852; Milton CAMPBELL , b. 1853. All resid e nts of· Washin g ton Co . , VA . Mic hael SPALL, 1011 North St., Apt . 5, Logan s port, I N 46947 69-87. Who were parents, brothers, sister s of Lilburn HARRI S, b. 1818, VA , wif e P hoebe SANDERS, b. 1 821 , NC? Children: Mary, b . 1842; Rebecca , b. 1844; Willi am HARRI S, b . 1847; Mar ga ret C AMPBELL, b . 1 851; James HARRIS, b . 1854; George HARRI S, b , 1856; Amanda, b. 185£ ; Thom as H ARRI S, b. 1862; S amue l HARRIS, b . 1 864 . Lived in Washingto n Co ., VA. Michael SPALL, address above. 70-87 . Se eking info about fami ly of Joseph and Al ice BLAIR, wh o lived in He nry/Frank l i n Co., VA , at l e as t 1777-1784 . Joseph BLAIR was in Continental service 1779 and probably died b e for e 1800, when Alice BLAIR' s name appeare d on tax l i st of Lee co., VA. Sh e remained th ere at l e ast throu g h 1 8 1 0. Need c lue to BL AIRs ' whereabouts before 1777. Miss Martha HE I NEMANN, 705 N . B el v e der e , Memphi s, T N 38107 7 1- 8 7 . J o hn BRIGGS/BIGGS was e numer ate d in 1810 census o:f both Botetour t and Gil es Cos., VA. Stat em ent s regard i n g Rev. War service ma de i n both counties, la st 1821. How w as he r e lat e d to others named BRIGGS/BIGGS in ear l y Botetourt r e cord s? How was h e r e lated to I saac BRIGGS , b . 1802 in Giles Co ., d . after 1880 in Lane Co . , OR? Miss Martl1a HEI NEMANN , a ddress abo v e. 7_2-8 7. Has anyone tr aced famili e s of Ninia n, Ne h emi ah, or William Pfl.ATER , who 1 i v e d in Pi t t s yl vania Co., VA as e arly as 1767? Names occ urr ed He n ry Co . at l e a st 1778-17$0 . Ne h e mi a h PRATER in Pat r ick Co . records 1819 and Gr ay s on Co. cen s us 1820. Seeking conn e ctio n betwe en this g roup and PRATERS who moved from Henr y Co. to Taz e we l l Co . ca 1782 . Miss Mar tha HEINEMANN, address above. 7 3....87 . l'la nt any info o n Ca t h erin e PEARCY b . 1 786, d . 1 Apr . 1861. i n Franklin Co . , VA, md. J o hn RICHARDSON, c hildre n Cha r l es and John, Jr. Nee d info on a Jacob PEARCY, £at h er of Cath e rin e PEARCY (178 6-1861 ) . No birth o r d e at h date on Jac ob . L isted on d e ath c e r t i f i cate for Catherin e . My rn a CRAPO , 1 5503 West Si ph o n, Pocatello, IDAHO 83202 �7'1 7 4-87 . De s i r e p .1 n:nt s ;ind 1nl u o n J:imes MEREDITH who md. ~ B . PERRY. P_._o . Box 1 89'1 , B uni.:y , CA 96013 . I Sa l l y B ELL i n Montgomer y Co . , VA in 1827 . 75-87. Desi r e p :1n: n t s :ind J.nfo on L ev i HOLL I DAY , b . Fr ank l i n Co. , VA, b e for e 1800 p er 1850 Floyd c o . , V A ce n s u s . Wi fe w:i s N . CLOUD . Also , d es i r e pa r e nts a nd info on h er. Donn a B . PERRY, address a bo ve . 76-8 7. Desi n : p:t r <·nts or J oh n B1·y;1nt F RANKL I N of Bedfor d Co., VA. th e L7 9 0' s . Do r.!_n..:_t ~_P l!:R RY . :1 dd1· e~_:ibo v c . 7'1- 87 Kec d p a r <:nt ,.. /s 1b l i11 gs o f E l iz:i b e t lt -?Co. , VA ; md . :i b u ut 183 8 , nu ssc l l Co . Wa s h e r we r e : J an e , md. D:1 v i d COMPTON , l8 5 6: S:i mu c l ; a nd Wi l li::im I r a . T lw y l i ve d in 13ul"lwn a n Co . , 211 0 Ne l l Av e . , Ho u s t o n, TX 7703 '1 He md. Ma r ga r et NEWMAN there in , wi f e o f J :imes PUCKETT; s h e was b . ca 1818 , Wytlle m:iidc n n ame MERRIT T or MEREDI TH? T lleir childr e n J asp e r; Eli za ; Th omas ; Ch o rl es ; Syl v es ter; George 1 860; Floy d Co., KY , 18 70. Jewell PUCKETT SCHUSTER, 78-87 . Ne ed mai dL·n n .1111t·/ p :i1· <'1l1 s o f Gco1· i;,, P UCK E'I'T' s 2 nd wif e , Jan e . Geor ge d . Russell Co. , VA , 18 35 . Th e i r <· hi Ldt«.:n : J u h1 1; G C'oq~c ; N:tnl"y md. H:.ir v e y WRIGHT; Jan e (SMITH), Sal l y (HICKS); Robert; S amu e l ; P h e b e md . Ande r son (TI GNER) ; Jam es; Wi lliam; Drur y; Daniel ; Mat t h e w; Reb ec ca ; Lu c y md. J ames SHOEMAK ER . J ewe l l PUCK ETT SCHUSTER. ::i ddr css a bo ve . 79-8 7 . Ne e d p a r ent s / s ib l ings of Abr a h am Ad am P I CKLESIMER an d Eli za b et h "Be t s y " PRATER , md. F1· a nkl i n Co . , V A , 29 J u l y 1800 . Abr a h am Ad <lm b . 1 7 75 , wh e r e? Woul d l ike t o corr e spon d with anyon e doi n g r ese a r c h on P RATER o r PI CKL ESIMER lin es. J e we!J,_ _~YG.!rnT't. §_CHUSTJ:].... 1Jddress above. 80- 87. Descend:.i n t ol J o hn FERGUSON1 Ma r y HI LL md . 21 J;i n . 17SO, Fr anklin Co. , VA. Nee d a l l i nfo on fam i l y; p a L" c nt s, c hi ld r e n, d::itcs of b i r th , d ea th s, burial location s and mo vements o f fam ily . Wil l e xc h ;inge in1 o. P l e a se e o11t .1<"l ~12£e n e F. BOWMAN . 1 634 L as Veg as , Wi c nita Fa lls, TX 76305 81 - 8 7 . Ne e d ln1 o t> n Mu::< es E . l.I ARJ ON, b. 1701 , NC or SC; md. 1st Eli za b et h FORRESTER, 7 Apr. 1 8 21; md. 2 n d M;i r y Polly COE . 2G May 1 828 . Ne e d a n y info yo u may h ave o n the s e p eopl e . Mos e s & Mary came f r o m NC Sun· y Co . ~..:_h_IA !UON , R-1 B-2, Goo d lan d, I N 4 "/ 948 82-87 . Ne e d i nf o o n J o hn DAVIS a r r ive d from Wa l es a b o ut 1775; nid. E l i z ::ibeth MILAM ca 1 778 in Bot e tourt Co . , VA. He serv e d in Re v . Wa r . At c lose o f wa r was grant e d &~ a cres o f land in Wa shin g ton Co . , T N . Di e d J u l y 1 754 . Wif e we nt ba c k to VA and md . Aa ron FLETCHER in 1 797. Like to hear f 1·0111 anyon e wo rkin i; 0 11 thi s l inv . Mi n !:!!-'? ST~f'FORD, Rt. 1 . Bo x 8 9 . V an ceburg. KY 41179 83 - 8 7 . Wo uld l i k e i n fo 0 11 Ralph ST AFFORD md . J a n e KANE . He was son of John and Mar garet BRUNT STAFFORD , b . a b o u t L7 50 in I1· el ::i n d . Came to PA wh e r e h is f i r st t wo son s were born. Was in Rev . War . Di e c! 1 7 S4 i n Mon tgome 1·y Co ., VA . Wi d ow md. Wil l i am HENRY i n Montgomery Co., 2 4 Oct . 1 800. Minni ~ ll~'1f'..fORD, a ddress abo v e . 84-87 . I am seek i n g in f o o n Rosamo nd Al ice AND E RSON, 1865-l SSS of Grayson o r Carrol l Co s. , VA or h e r mothe r Els ie ANDERSON, d . 1925 . Se nd any in fo to : F red ANDERSON, 380 2 Cr a v ens Creek Rd. , S . W., Ro a noke__, VA 2 4 018 or 703-774- 75 2 1 85-?L._ Seekin g in f o Will i am, L e :rndet". John THOMAS . KY 1800-1900' s; Thorn ton , Ha r v ey , J ames Ed. , Al l i e PLANK, KY 1 800- l SOO' s ; Ac l es, J o n o t lia n . J oseph WYNN, VA 1800-1 900' s . Lloyd DEAN . Rt . 6 , Box 4 98 , Mor e h ea d, KY 4 0351 86- 87 . Nee d pa1· e nts o f Ri c hard J a mes/ James Ri c h a rd BILLUPS , b. ca 1 7 58/ 1768 , NC ; md . 181 4 , Ta ze we l l Co ., VA , Nan c y WRIGHT (14 / 15 yr s old) . James ct. ni te r 1854 bu t befor e 1860. Nan cy d. 1854, T a z e we l l Co . , VA. I ssu e : Rebecc a M. FIELDS : Eli za b e th PAYNE GILL ; J a n e DAY; Mar t h a BIRCHFIELD ; He n·i e t t RICHARDSON; Hez eki a h tnd . Nancy DAVIDSON , I re n a SI ZEMORE; James Wesley md. Nancy PIKE; Gide on ( William/L e wis ) md . Lucindn H; L e v i sa MURDOCK ; Samue l Au g ustus md . Jane BOWMAN; John G./W. md. Francini ODELL, Rebecca DILLS; Charles md. Auren a GRAHAM . Phy l l i s J. B I LLIPS MANCIN.L~-~ 80 Mo~.;?...J2_<taC!1 Ct., Grover _<;:i_t;:t,, CA 93433 87 - 87. Need conne c tion: have 2 parchment land grants - 1780, John Mc CLEL AN & 1799, Ti lghman CROCKETT; both Botetour t Co., VA . My earliest known family in Bote tourt Ell is ARMSTRONG , b. 1807 and Harr i e t MOOMAW, b. 1808 . Chri s tin e DUDDING, P . 0. Box 1762, Mai t land , F L 32751 88-87 . Se e k p :.. r . / info/des c: - Mary Fr a n cis (Moll ie ) HALEY, b . 1855 Chri s t iansburg, VA , d. 9 / 1/ 1908 , Roanol< e, VA; md. Da vid M. ARMSTRONG, 11/ 2 5 /1871 . Chi ldr e n: Ft· a nk , J ames , Wm. Harold , J o hn L., Charl es, Blak e Hu ston. Si s t e r: Mr s . J. IV . GIVATNEY of Roanok e . B rother: IV. E . HAL EY of Cllristian s bu rg. Par e nts ( ? ) J o hn and M, J , HALEY of Christian s bur g . Christ ine DUDDING, addres s above . 89-87 . Seek d esc/ inJo - Jame s ARMSTRONG b. 8/24/1 885 , Roanoke; d. ca 194S; d au . Sarah(?), lived Roa noke . J ame s wa s e mployed by th e c ity g overnm ent of Ro a noke, 1930' s -1 940' s . Chris t ine DUDDING , addr e s s above. 90-87. Seek info on John Brick e y LEE, b. 1812, Bot e t o urt Co. , VA, a B ap tist min ister. Request n ame s o f c l1Urc h e s and oth e r d e tails of ministry . Also need p a r en t s o f Z achariah LEE , b. ca. 1765 i n Albern arle Co ., VA, md. Jea n RIGHT 1 781 , settl e d Botetourt Co . , VA . Willi am L . HARPER, 1 05 4 Swa thmore Drive, Atlanta, GA 30327 9 1-87 . Need i nfo about S amu e l HICKMAN. Don' t know wh en h e wa s b orn. Married Marga r et THOMPSON ca 1770 . Liv e d at Springfi e ld New Riv er·. Samu e l HICKMAN d . ca 1 80 4 . Don ' t know when Margaret THOMPSON di e d . One o f t h ei r c h i ldr e n was t h e Re v. Wi ll i nm C. HICKMAN . Delcie ROTHENBERG, 1 00 Aloha 1 Apt. 4 10, S ea ttle, WA 98109 9 2-8?,;. Need in fo 0 11 th e f o l l o win g s outhwe stern VA fami l i es of Abram OAKES (OAKS) md. Mary NAFF ; t h ei r son b . 1 842, Tlwmas Cl <'bot•n, md . in 1 867 t o Cather in e FALKS; t heir son (on e o f 10 c hildren) b. 1 8 6 9, Emor y Th o mas Ch r i s tian, mcl. Margat· e t Jane WOLF. Sandra K. FERRARACCIO, Rout e 3, Bo x 1 07 , Pul aski, VA 2 4 3 01 9 3 - 87 · Nee d info on t h e fo l l o win g fami l i e s of soutnwestern VA : J a mes He nry PICKLE , md. Vi nn ie Bell SOUTHERN . S a ndra K. F ERRA_RACClQ.,_R_o u te 3 . Box 1 07 , Pul aski . V A 24301 �%0 94-87. Need info on the parents of Margare t McKINNEY. She md . J o h ll FERG USON . l S1.: p t . l 789 , Montgomery Co., VA . He d. 1855 in Wayne Co., VA (WV) , b ut hav e n o info 0 11 h v1· cl <.:a th . Jo h n a nd Margaret are our g-g- g-g-grandparents. Spelling of h e r ln s t n ..iuH.- o n m :i 1·1· 1:i ~1.: r e l ·o r d w:i s McKENNCE. Madeline HYLTON, 4798 North Trail. N.E., Ma ri e t ta . GA 30066 95..87. would like to correspond with anyon e wo rking o n t h e WA LL I S fa mil y o J Ru ,,,::; 1.: ll Co . , VA. John WALLIS was in Russell Co. in 1810. Who we r e h i s c h i l d r en? W:1 s th L· WAL LI S f ::imi ly c o n nec t e d to the FULLER, JOHNSON or COSBY families? Fr· e d::i BARNES, 1111 Wilmor <.: DrJve , .Middleto wn , OH 45042 96-87. Jn 1775 , Bedford Co., VA, Ann CREEL d. a nd Mar y C UNDI FF wa s tlH.:> :tdm i nJ.s tr a t o 1· of Ann's estate. Who were Ann CREEL'S child1·en and wh a t wa s h e r r e l :ition ::; h Jp t u th1.' C U1' D I FFS'> Any i nfo appreciated . Freda BARNES, address abov e . 97-87. 1839 in place. Ric hard Fra n c es Seeking names of parents, siblings of Fran ces YOUNG md . fU eh :1r cl Al fP ·d HE ND RI C K , 12 Oc t. Patrick Co., VA. Henry YOUNG was bonds ma n . Need b i rt h p l ::i <.'c :111d cl:1t e ; cl c· a t11 da t e a nd Also , wife and s i blings of James HENDRICK , d. 21 De c.; . 185 9, Ralc-1 ~ h Co . WV, f:-i th e r of Alfr e d HENDRICK, b. in P atri c k Co., VA. Will answe r :111 r t•pl iL·s :111d c, x, · h :i n~ c in f o . MUNSEY , 812 Highland Ave. , Blu e field, WV 24701 98-87. Need names of parents, birthplace, dates o f birth an d deat h o f Will i am ll n tT isu11 HAYMORE/ HAMOR a nd wife Nancy KING . Also, their siblings . Childre n: L o ui !:'.' :t , b . 182G , S u n· y Co . , NC , md. Ma rshall VAUGHAN, 1846; John, b. 1828, md. (l) Orpha BLACK (2 ) S:int h BLACK ( 3 ) F r :1n c cs ROGERS; El izabeth, b . 1831, md . J ames HARRELL, 1850; Malind ::i, b . 1833, rnd . Wi l li a rn H. WARDEN. Liv e d Surry Co. , NC and Pulaski Co., VA. Frances MUNSEY, a ddr ess a ll o v e 9 9-87. Seeking names of parents, siblings, birthpla ce ::i nd d at e: of Wll I i :1111 K. (K:i ~c r) VAUGHAN md . Elizabeth SMITH GLENN, 18 Dec . l80S, Princ e Ed wa rd C o . , VA . Liv e d in Wy L11 1.: . P u l ns ki a nd Carroll Cos., VA. Frances MUNSEY, addres s a bov e. 100-87 . S eeking info on Solomon CARTER, b. 17S8, VA? or NC? md. Viinn c.: I 1· 1.: u PATE , b . 1803, NC . The y mo ve d to TX by way of TN and MS in 1850's? Jolu1 P . CARTER , o n e so n s la tv d h e wa s b. in TN in 1820 . His d a u. Sarah A. , said she was b . in Ti s homi go Co., MS . 1846 . ,L_ M._ BOLT, 2515 Teag ue St., Houston, TX 77080 101 - 87. I am seeking info regarding my g-g-grandfathe 1· , He n1·y HARDY of C arr o ll C o . , VA . I would lik e inf o r e garding th e place of his birth, the date o f hi s bit·th, nnd th e ide ntity o f his mother . His f ather was John HARDY; I would like to know wh e r e h e wn s born and wh o hi s par e nt s we r e . Eve l_Yn ~· BO~AN. 4462 KiE_kwood Dr!ve_,_!!oan_oke, VA 21018; tel e phon e 703-77'1-_1_7 5 5 102-87. He nry HARDY's dau., Matilda, md. Lt. Cadwall a d e r MASSEY, Co. C. 29th VA Inf· .. who d. Lexin g ton, KY, 17 Oc t. 1862 . I would like to know wh e re h e was !Juried, wh o hi s pn.i- e nt s we re, if Mat i l d a remarried a ft e r his death. Evelyn S . BOWMAN, addr e s s abov e . 1 0 3-87 . Cbarles ROBERTSON, b. c a Ce lia ROBERTSON. KY ce nsus . Need Ell a W. COLEMAN, at and BLAIR, b . 1759-1765, VA, d. bet. 1840-1850 , L e tch e 1· Co., KY, md . ca 17 9 0 Easter 1770, VA, d. bet. 1830-1840, Harlan Co., KY, b e lieved to lJ e dau. of Benjamin n nd On Lee Co., VA Tax List 1804-1809 . Al so liv e d Wise Co., VA. On 1810 Knox Co., pare nts of Charles BLAI R and proof of Easter ROBEHTSON' s par e u t s . 3100 Pruitt Rd., B201, Port St . Lucie, FL 33452 104-87. Charles and Easter ROBERTSON BLAIR had following c h ildre n: Letitia md. John DAY; J oseph md. Ce lia CREECH; John Robertson md. Elizabeth HARRISON (need info of EUzabeth HARRISON' s pa ren t s , John Tobias HARRISON and Molly (or Polly) Mary F I ELDS); Susannah md. #l John MAYS #2 Jo s e p h WELLS; Charles Jr., md . Sarah CREECH; Henry ( their only child b. in KY) md. Nancy D I SON ( or DI XON). Will exchange info. Ella W. COLEMAN . address above . 1 0 5-87 . William P. TAYLOR md. 7-8-1847 to Edie Allen ASHWORTH, who were their parents? John Ha milton ADAMS from Tazewell Co., VA md. Docey FLETCHERSON. Who were their· pnrents? When were they bo rn? Di e d? Julie BOGNAR from Hungary, entered the stat e s (VA) and later md . George MERCS. Di d t hey h ave any children? When did she die? Where did they live? Any help is ::ippreciated. Wil l a n s wer all correspondence. Sherry PERRY, 12529 Pyl e S. Amherst Rd., Oberlin 1 OH 44074 106-8 7. Se ar c hing for ancestors of John HENDERSON who md. Rose F INLEY a nd who along with brothers James an d Samuel app e ared in Augusta Co., VA about 1740. Families intermarried with FINLEY and McCLURE f amili e s . Maybe brothers were sons of William HENDERSON of Fordel.L, Fife, Scotland. My researc h pro ves they were cousins to direct line who had co~non ancestor, Sir John HENDERSON (1603- 1 650) who md . Marga reth MONTIETH , 1625. Ricl?-_ard . A. _.M_H.. LER , 165 South McCadden Pl ace, Los An geles, CA 9 0017 107-87 . Desir e bi r t h a nd d e ath dates for Sallie SUTHERLAND wife of Thon1as B. HALE. Need birth a nd d ea th d ates, nam e s of brothers, sisters and parents of Lucinda TATE wife of Jacob L. HALE. They were md. 5 S e p t . 1848, As he Co., NC. Will exchange info. Mrs. Anne HALE KELLAM, 14333 Aldengate Rd . , Midlothian, VA 23113 108- 8 '/ . An y de s cend a n ts o f Lewis Pleasant CUNDIFF (wife Sallie A. POTEETE) Larken Dav i s CUNDIFF ( wife Rhoda KIRBY) , Oc tavi a CUNDIFF SNEAD (husband Thomas A . SNEAD), Lucy Ann CUNDI FF SESSLER ( husband Zed ikiall SESSLER) or Clora CUNDIFF GISH (husband Ja cob G I SH) that care to exchange info o n CUNDIFF f ami ly o f Bot e tourt, Ro a noke and Montgomery Cos . 1840-1910? 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Norma Jean Peters , President 1F===================================== ===~==================== ======= ==============rr II II ll II II :I ll 11 II 11 11 II II I n memory of II Mrs Margaret Kealey Craig II Roanoke, Virginia I: She did extensive res earch in Bedford , ll Amherst and other Virginia counties lj and this material has been given to • • 11l1 the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Library 1111 In Memory of Robert S Templeton Roanoke , Virginia hus band of Virginia Templeton 11 II 11 II !~========================================~================== ======================~ _ I j �I LIST OF VOTERS REGISTERED IN CRAIG CO . VIRGINIA Certified by the Regist r ar for each voting precinct in sd Co., as requ ired by Chapte r 323 1 Acts of 1906 Date of Registration - No . - Name - white - col ' d - date of birth age (yrs) - occupation - Res. - Length of Res . (in state - co. - precinct) = exempt from poll tax = if naturalized (date of papers ct . i ssued - also note s in this col . )= Magisterial Dis= Precinct= = Jun e 7 - 1911 9 = Abbott, L . M = W = 0 =July 31 , 1870 = 32y = M.D = Ne wcast l e = 32y - 4 y r s = 4 yrs = No = O = O = New Casele Dist = C.H. 2 . May 1 8 , 1915 = Adams, J . G . = 0 0 = Sept . 9 - 1880 = 34 = Town Sergeant = New castle = 15y = 15y = 13y = No = O O = N. C . D. = CH. 3 . Oct 2 , 19'15 = Allen , .James E = " = 0 =Mar 3, 1879 = 24 = Farmer = Huffma n 3 4y = 2 = 2 = No o O N.C . D. = O 4. April 16 , 19 19 5 =Abbott , Edward S . W= 0 May 7, 1897 2 1Y = clerk N.C. 21 21 = 21 No = O 0 0 = 0 5 . Sept 29/20 9 - 6 = Abbott Mrs Sallie S W = O = 11 - 17- 1869 51y = Hou se k eepe r = NC = 51y = 51y By No = 0 = O = 0 = 0 6 Oct 1/20 = 36 = 35 = Abbott, Mrs J . T . W = 0 = 8/18/1870 = 50 =HK= NC = 50 = 20 = 20 = No = 0 0 = 0 = O 7 . Oct 2 , 1920 = ? - 77 = Austin, Henny (?Henry?) A = W = O 9/17/1899 21 = HK NC 21 = 21 21 = No 0 O NC 0 8. 10/7/21 9 = Abbott , Miss Pearl W O 7/3/99 = 22 HK NC 22 = 22 6M = No 0 = 0 0 = 0 9 . Sept . 17, 1903 = 9 = Arrington J P = W = O June 26, 1880 23 fa rmer = Barbours Creek = 23 = 3 3 No = O = O = NC = Barbours Creek 10. Sept 17-1903 = 10 = Arrington, A J . = W = o = 1883 (sic) = 70y = farmer = Barbours Cr = 70y = 30y = 30y = No = O = O = " = 11 11 . May 20, 1922 = 1 = Mrs. L . B . Adams = 11 = o = July s, 1874 = 47 = Housekeeping = New Cast l e = 47 = 47 = 20 = No O = 0 = MC Court House 1 2. July 18, 1927 = 13 =Adams, Sam A= 11 o =Aug 17 , 1886 = 41y =Laborer = Paint Bank = 5 = 5 = 5 = No = O = O = 11 = Paint Bank 13 . Oct 1, 1927 = 7 =Atkin s , J . H. = W = O =Jan 27, 1887 = 40 =farmer= Newcastle 40 = 40 = 40 = No = O = O = " = Court House 14. Sept 7 , 1927 = 3 = Atkins, J.P. = W = O = Aug 1, 1885 = 32 = Minister = 4 = 4 4 = No = O = o = 11 11 15. Sept 8, 1927 = 4 = Atkins, Mrs . J.P . = W = 0 = Aug 4, 1885 = 42 11 Housewife = " 4 = 4 = 4 = No = O = O 16 . Oct. 6, 1928 15 = Ailstock, Harry L . = W 0 Oct 28, 1899 = 28y = g a rageman = Paint Bank = 3 3 3 = No O = 0 = " = Paint Bank 17 . Oct 5 , 1931 = 2 = Atkins, B.B. W0 July 25, 1889 = 42 = farmer = New Castle = 42 = 42 = 42 = No = 0 = O = New Castle = Court House 18 . March 21, 1940 = 3 = Ager , J.H. W0 = 1892 = 48 =Carpenter= Barbers Cr = 48 = 8 = 8 = No = O = O = " = Barbers Cr. 19. June 4, 1946 41 = Arnn, Corrine Lee W 0 Aug 10, 1896 = 49 = hou sewife = 11 = 10 = 10 = 10 = No = 0 O New Castle = Court House 20 . Oct 1, 1947 = 16 =Abbott, Mrs Bertie C. = W = 0 =Feb. 20, 1899 48 = housewife = New Castle = 48 48 48 No 0 0 = Alleghany = Ammendale 2 1 . Ma y 4, 1951 = Anesti, Th esdor = W = 0 1889 62 =Mgr Busybee = " = 11y = 1 1y = 11y No = May 29, 191 9 = Tran s of Alaska- 3 District at Valda O = May 23, 1896 = 6 7Y = 22. Mar 24 , 1964 = 29 = Antrim, Frank T = " 0 = Alleghany = = Catawba = 4y = 4y 4y = O = 0 Construction Ammendale 1. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = " = = = = = = = = = = =" = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Vtr'1D1& Appalachian No'88 = �Voters Registered in Craig Co, Va. B l = 1. Oct 4, 1906 1 =Buck, N. s. =White= 0 = 0 = 60 yrs= Stock Deater (?s i c ) = Vista, Va = 35y = 4y = 4y = No = O = O = O = O 2. Sept 25, 1902 = 17 = Baker, J. H. = W = O = June 10, 1861 = 41y _ Conductor RR = New Castle = 41y = 12y = 12y = No = O = O = O = o 3. March 23, 1911 = 3 = Bryant, Ward L . = w = O = Nov . 27, 1887 = 2 3 = Farmer = Sinking Creek = 23y = 23y 17 = No = 0 = 0 = All e ghany = Mc Gunistore 4. July 13, 1911 = 2 =Bush, Charles= W = O = 1834 = 77y =Fa rmer= New Castle = 67y = 2y = 2y = Yes = O = O = New Castle = C.H. 5. Sept 18, 1914 = 0 = Barger, HaFFord = W = O ; ~uly 4, 1893 = 21y = store clerk = N.C. = 2 1y = 21y = 21y = No = O = O = NC = CH 6 . ?Jan 6, 1919 = 8 = Bradley, C. Lee = W = 0 = Oct 11-1896 = 22 = Plumber = 0 = 22 = 22 = 22 - No = 7. Feb 7, 1919 = 23 = ?Barger?, Carl E W = O = March 15, 1897 = 21 = Sailo r = New Castle = 21 = 18 = 18 = No = O = O = 0 = O 8. May 18, 1920 = 1 = Bradley, Otie C. = w = 0 = June 23, 1888 = 21y = Farmer = Hurrman = 21y = 21y = 21y = No 9 . May 21, 1919 = 0 =Bell, Roy R. = W = O =Feb 28 , 1896 = 23y =Farmer= Ma ggie = 23 = 23 = 23 = No = 10. Ma y 20, 1919 Bell, C . s . = W = 0 = Sept 4, 1892 = 26 = Farmer = " = 26 = 26 = 26 = No 1 1 • Sept 9, 1919 = 0 = Bell, M. E. = W = 0 = Jan 25 , 1918 = 28y = farmer = TT = 28 = 28 = 28 12. June 3, 1908 (?) Sept 9, 1919 = 0 = Bowers H L = W = 0 = Aug 15, 1886 = 21y = Miner = Lignite Va = 21 = 2 1 = 8 13. Sept 18, 1902 (?) Sept 20 , 1919 = Brizendine, M. M. = W = 0 May 1 ' 1 B?r::0 26 = Miner = Barbours Creek = 26y = 7y = 7y = ~ 14. Sept 29/20 = Bake r, Mrs Hattie Lee = W = 0 = 6/28 /1861 = 49y = housekeeper = New Castle VA = 49 = 49 = 8 = " 15 . S e pt 29/20 = Beard, Mrs Mattie = W = 1/30/1 849 = 70 yrs = HK New Castle Va = 70 = 50 = 2 = " NC 16. Sept 30/20 = Brizzendine, Mrs Martha = W = 4/28/1847 = 73y =(HK) 73y = 73y = 73y 17. Sept 30/20 = Brizendine , Mrs Susie = W = 3/4/1884 = 36y = hk 36 36 = 36 18. 10/5/21 = Brizindine Mrs Lyzie = W = 0 = 10/20/99 = 21y = hk = NC = 2 1 = 21 = 21 m 19. 10/5/21 = Brizindine 0 (?A) C = W=9/31/98 :: 21y = miner 21y 2 1y = 21y 20. Sept 16, 1902 = Burger, C. H. W =.Jan 21, 1856 = 46 = fa rme r :::: Barbours Cr 46y 7y 7y No 21- Sept 16, 1902 = Burger H A = W Aug 12, 1880 = Laborer = Barbours Creek 22y = 22y :: 22y 22. Sept 17, 1 9 0 2 = Brize ndine, W. M = w Oct 15, 1874 = 28 = Miner :: '' 28y 6y 6y farmer = Cr aigs Cr Oct 1, 1902 =Bruce , E. C. = W = Feb 27, 1870 ~ 32 yrs 23. 32 1 1 No Oct 2, 1915 8 =Bess J . C. =Aug 31, 1844 = 71 =farmer= Babours 24. Ck 59 = 5 5 Yes Sept 10, 1902 = Bradley M E W = .July 25-1871 = 31 = Carpente r 25. B a rbours Cr= 22 (?31) = 22 = 22 = No Hugh= W =July 21, 1897 = 22 =Farmer= " = 26. Sept 17 , 1919 =Bu r ger 22 22 22 = 2 7. Sept 27 , 191 9 = Brizendine, O. R. = W = Sept 31-1898 = 2 8 = Miner = Ba r b o urs Cr 2 1 = 21 21 = = = = = = = =" = = = = = = =" = = = = = " = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = V1l'a1nia Appalachl&n Notea J �Voters Reg istered in Craig Co . , VA . 28. .June 21 -1 920 = Bu rch , .J . Y. = \tJ = Mar 22 , 1887 = 21 = Cle r k = 11 = 21 = 2 = 2 = 29 . Oct 8 , 1921 = Bowl e r, Mi ss Mary = W = Mar 23 , 1892 29 Teache r = Ne w Castl e ~ 2 = 2 = 2 = 30 . Oct 3 , 1931 = Ba y s e~, R. B . = W = Nov 19, 1890 = 41y = farmer = Ne w c ast l e = 4 1 = 41 = 41 = 31 . 1932 = Brya n t Wa rdie L = W =Nov 27 , 1887 = 45 =far me r = NC= 4 5 = 45 = 4 32. Oct 2 , 1 937 Bigg s .J . 0 W = 1871 = 56 farmer = Barbou r Cr = 56 56 = 56 33 . Ma r · 29 , 194 6 = Brizendine .J . R. = W Apr 23, 1874 = 28 = Tinner = N. C . = 28 = 28 = 2 = = = = = = = c 1 . Oct 6 , 1 9 0 6 =Ca ldwell, Paul .J . = ~ =Nov 5 , 1885 = 21y =Farmer= Ne w Castle = 2 1y = 21 = 2 1 11 2. 11 = Cr a ft, Ed = \'1 = Aug 18, 1884 = 22 =teamster = NC = 22y = 2 2 = 22 3 . Sept 15, 1902 = Crawford .J . W. = W = Feb 26 , 1840 = 62 = farmer = Ba rbours Cree d = 62 = 62 62 = Yes 4 . Sept 15, 1902 = Charlton W. A. = W = .June 13, 1857 = 46 = farmer = Cra ig's Cree k = 18 = 18 = 18 11 5 . 5, 1902 = Craft, B . N. = W = Aug 9, 1846 = 56y = 11 = Barbours Creek = 56 = 5 1 = 51 = Yes 11 6. 16, 1902 + Crawford T. B . = May 15 , 1874 = 28 = 11 = 11 11 = 28 = 28 = 28 II =tCrowde r .J . Y. = ~'1 =.Jan 7 , 1860 = 42 = 11 = Cr aigs Cr= 7. 42 = 40 = 40 =Cra ft H w = Oct 4, 1852 = 49 = 11 = Barbours Cr = 49 = 8 . " 49 = 49 = Cr awford .J. H . = Feb 22 , 1872 = 30 = Farme r = 11 " = 9. " 30 = 30 30 11 = 29 = 10 . 17 , 1902 = Crawford W. H . = .July 15, 1873 = 29 = I I = = = 29 11 • 29 = " II = 25 25 E . B . = Feb 15, 1871 = 31 = 11 = 11 = 25 = = Caldwell E . W. = .Jan 28, 1862 = 40 = 11 11 = 40 = 40 = 40 =Craft, C . G. =Aug 1, 1856 = 46 =Mi n e r = 11 = 46 = 46 = 46 = Cra ft , W. T. = Mch 29 , 1878 = 24 = " = " 24 = 24 = 24 " R S = Oct 15, 1879 = 2 1 = 11 = 11 = 21 = 7 = 7 II 18 ! 1902 = Campbell = Coleman , R . B . = Aug 28 , 1843 = 59 = 11 = 11 = 59 = 1 = " 1 = Yes 1 7 . Sept 16, 1 903 = Cr aFt 8 . F. = Mar 18 , 1865 = 38 = Farmer = 11 = 38 = 12 12 II : 11 18 . = Campbell , W. c .· = Nov 3? , 1881 = 21y = Mechanic 21 5 = 5 19 . Sept 16- 1903 = CraFt, o. I . Oct 30- 1880 = 23 = Miner = " = 23 = 23 23 20 . " 17 11 = Colema n T • .J . =Mar 15, 1874 = 29 =Farmer="= 29 = 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . " " = = = = 2 = = 2 21 • " =CraFt G . W. = Oct Z.?4, 1849 = 53 = 11 = " = 53 = 53 = 53 22 . " = W E Croft = W = .July 18, 1846 = 57 = 11 = 11 = 57 = 5 7 = 57 23. " = CraFt C. E. = Nov 7, 1880 = 23 = " = 11 = 23 = 23 = 23 24. " = CraFt, .J. P. = Oct 24, 1877 = 25 = '' = 11 = 25 = 25 = 25 25 . Mar 2 0, 1 922 = Ca ldwell, Mrs. EM= Aug 11, 1892 = 29 = 0 =N C. = 29 = 2 0 20 = V1ratnia Appalachian Not.ea �Voters Registered in Craig Co . , 26. Aug 9, 1924 =Crawford, Charley= .June 3, N. C. = 31 = 31 = 31 27. Sept 15, 1923 = Crawford , L • .J . = Nov 6, Barbours Creek = 35 = 35 = 35 28. Oct 5 , 1906 =Champ J. H. =Dec 11, 30. 21 = 21 = 21 June 13, 1907 = Caldwell 31. 2y = 2y = 2y Aug 14, 1907 = Caldwell, =Jan 19, 31 = 1 887 = 35 = 22 = 1885 = S A = Apr 30 , M. H . 1893 = 1883 = res- Eakin ? Vista Va 29. Sept 12, 1907 = Craft Emmet = Oct 24, Va. fa r me r farme r 21 1879 = bl acksm i t h 1873 = 34 = = = = L a bore r farmer = = = NC = Looney f a rm e r = VA = Loon e y = 34 = 34 = 3 11 11 32. Aug 17, 1907 =Caldwell, S . L . =Mar 16, 1884 = 23 = " = 23y = 23y = 23y (moved to Botetourt Spg, Salem Dist = Sept 21 - 1 9 29 . ) 33. June 13, 1907 =Caldwell, R . A.= Dec 28, 1886 = 21 = " = 11 " = 21y = = = 34. 21 21 Sept 28, 1907 = Caldwell, 21 = 21 35 . Aug 17, 1907 = Canode G M = June 13 , E P = Mar 30, 1886 = 1886 = 21 = 21 = 11 21 = " = Simmonsvill e = = " = 11 21 = 21 = 21 36. Oct 8 1910 = Craft, Glenwood = 11 = May 21, 1889 = 21 = f a rmer = New Castle = 21 = 21 = 21 37 . Nov 18, 1909 = Carper H A = June 14, 1888 = 21 = " = NC = 21 = 21 = 38. Oct 2, 1909 = Craft H C = March 5, 1887 = 21 = Laborer = NC = 21 = 21 = 21 21 39. July 31, 1909 =Carper, Jno A . =Mar 1, 1884 = f a r = NC = 21 = 21 =2 1 40. Aug 29 , 1911 =Caldwell, Clinton C . = June 6 , 1884 = 27 = gove rnment clerk = Sinking Cr = 27 = 27 = 27 41. June 19, 1911 =Carper I J =Apr 14 , 1858 = 53 = f a r = Simmonsville= = 45 45 = 3y 42 . Sept 22, 1 911 =Clark, Porter A= 1867 = 35y =Mining= NC= 35 = 35 = 43. April 8 1 1911 =Caldwell, C. _:!:_(?F) =Sept 7 1 1886 = 24 = far = NC 24 = 24 24 44. Apr 12, 1911 = Crowder, B. B. = Feb. 25, 1888 = 23 = Laborer = NC = 23 = 23 = 23 = 45 . 46. 47. 48. 49. = Apr 28, 1911 =Caldwell, Cyrus = Aug 19, 1888 22 = farmer = " = 22 = 22 22 Apr 28, 1911 = Craft Looney M = May 23, 1885 = 25 25 25 July 6, 1911 =Caldwel l Saml. L = Mar 1 6 , 1884 = 26 = 26 26 July 22" =Caldwell , Clinton W = Nov 7, 1891 = 21 = 21 = 21 Sept 14, 1911 =Caldwell , A A = Oct 5 , 1885 = 25 = RR Work = 3 3 3 Oct 11, 1911 = Ira B. = June 14, 1881 ( sic ) = 22 far NC = " 22 = 2 = 2 Oct 7 , 1911 = Ira V = Nov 22, 1889 = 2 1 = laborer NC 2 1 21 21 " = Craft, C. P. = Aug 13, 1890 = 21 = 21 21 21 May 14, 1914 = Craft J • Max = Oct 4, 1 892 2 1 = clerk 21 21 July 2, 1914 = Cra f t Zadok F = Sept 28, 1892 21 student NC 21 = 21 = 21 = =" =" = = " " = " " = SO. 5 1• = 52. 53. 54. 55. 1y = = = = " = = =" =" = = Apr 2, 1915 = Caldwell , 23 = 23 = 23 J C = Dec 2, 1891 SS. May 12, 1915 = Caldwell, Blanie = Dec 25, NC = 31 = 31 = 3 1 = 23 1883 V1rg1nia Appala.Ohian Notes = = = 31 = = = =" = = == teamster = = 25 2 15 = = " = = NC = = = == railroader = = 21 �Voters Registered in Craig Co., Va . 5 = = = = 57. June 7, 19 16 = Collins, Wm Sept 7, 1893 23 Lumberman Maggie Va = 23 = 5 = 5 58. May 10, 1917 + Ca ldwell, Alex =Apr 5, 1896 = 21 = Motorman= NC 2 1 = 21 = 21 59 . July s, 1917 = Cra wFord, Hugh J . = Nov 27, 1895 = 21 = Fa rming = NC 2 = 2 21 60 . Apr 1 0 , 191 8 = Carr John L = May 11, 1890 = 27 =Miner= Barbour s Cr 27 3 = 3 61. Feb 19 , 191 9 = CrawFo rd, Percy G. =Aug 17 , 1897 = 21 =Far= N. C. = 21 = 18 = 18 62 . Ma y 17, 19 19 Carper Milan C = May 14, 1898 = 21 = Far= NC= 2 1 = 21 = 2 1 63 . May 20, 19 19 = ?Caldwell? , H. M. = Sept 7, 1896 = 22 = Farmer = Maggie 22 = 22 = 22 64. Sept 10, 1919 = Caldwe ll, D. G. = Aug 31, 1898 = 21 =Far= Maggie= 21 = 21 = 21 65. Oct 4, 1919 = CArr, J. 8 . = Mar 18, 1870 = 40 =Mechanic= 11 = 6 = 6 = 6 66 . June 21, 1919 = Caldwell , Ira E = Sept 18, 1890 = LI . S. Soldier = " = 28 = 28 = 28 67 . Oct 31, 1919 =Ca ldwell, Jno H. =Mar 25, 1893 = 25 =Soldier= NC= 22 = 25 = 25 68 . Sept 20, 1920 = Caldwell , Mrs Hettie = 5/18/1886 = 34 =Housekeeper= N. C = 34 = 34 = 34 69 . Sept 29, 1920 = Carper Mrs Gillie A = 6/28/1884 = 37 = "= " = 37 = 37 = 20 70 . Sept 29 , = Caldwell, Mrs M. Glenna = 2/8/1885 = 35 = " = NC = 35 = 6 = 4 = CraFt, Mrs Oo~a = 3/30/1870 = 50 = " = " = 20 (?50) = 30 = 30 71 . Sept 29 72. Sept 30 = Craft , Mrs Florence 8 6/6/1868 = 52 = " = " = 52 = 52 = 52 73 . Oct 1 = Crawford, Mrs Lissie V = 1 1/18/1897 = 23 = 74 . " 2 = Caldwell, Mrs Ethel M. = 3/7/18~9 (?1899) = 31 = " = " = 31 = 3 1 = 31 75 . = Caldwell , Mi s s Cora E = 12/10/1899 = 2 1 = " 21 = 21 = 2 1 76 . = Caldwell, Mrs Mattie B . 10/27/66 = 53 = " " " .§. ( ?4) = 4 = 4 77. = Camper Mrs Gertie S 1/3/71 = 49 = " " = 49 " 49 = 49 = Camper Mrs = 9/21/92 = 48 = " = " = 48 23 = 23 78. " 79 . Oct 2, '1920 = Caldwell , Mrs Mahala E. = 8/8/96 = 24 = " = " = 24 = 24 = 24 = Caldwell , Hezzie F = 9/3/1899 = 21 = RR = " = 21 21 = 21 80 . " = Craft, Mrs Maggie C = 1/16/90 = 30 = Housekeeper = " = 81 . Sept 28 30 = 30 = 30 82 . = Craft, Mrs Eula D = 2/26/88 = 31 = " = 31 31 = 31 " 83 . 5/17/21 ::: " Mrs. Nelia H = 7/25/93 = 27 = " = " = 27 = 27 = 7 Caldwell, Mrs Ruth M 9/9/1898 = " = " 21 21 21 84. " 85. 10/7/21 " Mrs. Sallie G = 12/24/93 27 = 11 = " 27 = 27 = 3 86 . 8 -2-21 " Mrs George A. = 6/10/62 = 59 = '' = 59 = 59 = 9 87. 10/17/21 = Carper Mrs Rosa = 3/19/98 = 22 = Stinographer = 22 = 22 = 22 82 . 10-7-21 Caldwell, Clyde 9/ 19/78 (sic) = 23 = Farmer = " = 23 = 23 = 23 83. 10- 7-21 = Crush Mrs Hattie M = 11/20/71 = 50 =housekeeper="= 50 = so = 16 = = = = = = = =" " = = = = = = =" = = = = = V1rg1n1a Appalachian Notes = =" = = = = =" �voters Registered in Cr aig Co . , 84 . 85 . 86 . 87 . 88 . 89 . 90 . = ? = = ? -21 Caldwell Mrs Bessie 4/ 16/88 33 = tr = 33 = 33 = 15 10- 7-21 = Caldwell, Miss Thelma = 11-1 0 - 98 = 23 = Tcnching II : 23 23 23 188_ J uly 17 , 1917 = Canode 8 8 27 Far = Bo r bour s C r 27 27 = 30 das . June 5, 1919 = Caldwell \.larre n 0 . = Apr . 23 , 1889 = 29 = tt 22 22 22 Sep 26 , 19!_9(?1929) Cr aft P V = Apr. 30 , 1 878 = 2 1 = Mining = 21 21 21 Sept 27 1920 =Campbell , Frank Oct 8, 1 899 = 2 1 = " 2 1 = 21 21 Oct a, 1921 = Canode Mr s Lotti e = Apr 8, 1 886 = 35 0 II 35 35 35 Oct 8, 1921 = Caldwell , Mrs C .J 1 896 25 T . Nurse Barbour s C r = = = = = = = = = 25 = = = = =" = = = " = = 91 . Va . = = 25 = 25 II 11 92. Dec 2, 1 922 = fl " 60 18 = 18 93 . Sept 30 , 1922 = 11 " M. = = = '' 94. Dec 2 , 1922 = R. = Sept = = 15 , = " = 1 962 = = = = = = = 60 = h ouse keepi n g = '' = '' = = = = M. L . Oct 1 5 , 1 892 29 29 5 = 5 Roxie = Jan 26, 1 888 = 34 = " = 3 4 = 34 = 10 Paul .J . Nov 5 , 1885 21 Fa r = 2 1 = 2 1 = 21 Mrs M A = Nov 1 5 , 1853 = 67 = hou sekee ping = NC = 11 = = = = " = " 95 . Oct 5 , 1906 " 96, Aug 2, 1921 67 54 54 NC 97 . Nov 9, 192 1 = l'.;a:H: Caldway , Har ry P = Sept 1 6 , 1 897 22 Fa r 22 22 23 98 . " = Craft, Artha .J = Apr 8, 1 893 28 hou sekeepe r = '' = 28 28 6 99. Oct 6, 1923 =Crawford , Lewis 0 . = Nov 26 , 1885 = 37 = Far = Barbours Creek 37 37 37 100. Oct 6, 1923 = Craft Mrs M J =.Ja n 17 1 1 867 66 =Housekeeper= Barbours Cr = 66 = 66 = 66 101 . Jan 15 , 1923 =Caldwell , Mrs Emma F . Apr 11, 1868 = 55 = " = " = 55 55 55 102. May 20, 1924 =Caldwell , John 8 =Feb 11, 1896 = 28 = Fa r m i ng = = = = = = = = " = = = = = 3 = = = = = = = = " = =3 =3 103. Aug 14, 1924 = Carper L ottie = Apr 30, 1894 = 30 = hou s eke e pi n g = NC 30 30 = 10 104. May 1927 = Crawford, Harles = 1895 = 30 = Farmi n g Ba r bo u rs Cr = 30 30 30 II 105. Mrs I G = 1895 = 30 = housekeep ing = " = 30 = 30 = 30 106. May 17, 1927 Cr aft, Mrs Ollie = Unknown = 54 = " = NC = 5 4 = 54 = 54 107. Sept 24, 1927 Caldwell, Mi s s Lois = .July 1 8, 1898 = 29 = Teacher = fl 29 29 29 108. Aug 3 1 1931 Caldwell, Mrs Dixie Va. = 1898 = 33 = ho u sewi Fe = 33 33 33 109. 1931 Canode Mrs Laur F = .Jan 1 0 , 1874 = 57 = " = Timothy = 57 57 57 110. 1931 = Ca node, Everette M . =.June 6, 1 884 = 47 = Fa r me r = 47 47 111. 5-5-45 =Collins, F . c. = 5/19/188 1 =Cle r k = NC = 35y = O = 0 = 11 2. 5/5/45 =Collins, Mrs Minni e P. .Jan 1 , 1 889 = house wiFe = N C = 37 0 0 113. 4-12-16 Craf t C . B . Feb 22, 1895 0 = Tems t i r = NC = 0 = O = 0 114. 9-5-1968 Crawford, Georgia C May 2, 1898 70 housewi'f'e = NC = 27 27 27 = = = = = " = = = = "= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = V1r&J,n1& Appalachian Not.es = = = �7 Voters Reg istered in Craig Co . , Va. D 1 , July 29, 1907 =Dav is , A. R = W =Oct 1, 1884 = 22 =Labor er= NC= 22 = 22 = 22 2 . Oct 4 , 1907 = Davis, B J. = May 30, 1886 = 21 = " = " = 21 = 7 = 7 3. May 2 , 1907 = Duncan , Adam W. = Dec 4 1882 = 24 = farmer = Huffman = 24y = 2y = 1y 4 . July 2, 19D7 = Duncan, c, M. = Dec 20 , 1884 = 22 = " = Simmonsville = 22y = 22y = 22y 5 . May 21, 1907 =Dunca n Marion = O = 38y = " = Vista = 4 = 4 = 4 6 . May 16, 1911 =Duncan H. W. = Feb 17, 1890 = 21 = " = Huffman = 21 = 21 = 0 7 . June 19, 1911 =Doss, Hugh = Jan 12 , 1884 = 26 = fa r = NC = 21 = 4 = 4 July 29 , 1911 =Dame F. H. = 1889 = 21 =Express Messinger= NC= 8. 21 = 2 1 = 21 9. Sept 22 , 1911 =Davis , Charles= March 7, 1879 = 22 =Laborer= nc = 24 = 2 = 1y 10. May 20, 1913 = Duncan , V. P . = Oct 19, 1890 = 22 = farmer= Huffman = 22y = 22y = 22y 11 . Apr 30 1 1914 =Davis N. T . =Nov . 15, 1890 = 24 =mecha nic= N.C. = 24 = 1 5 = 15 12 , Sept . 1 4 , 1 914 = Damewood V K = Mar 2 , 1890 = 24 = far = " = 24 = 24 = 24 13 . Feb 22, 1915 = Duncan A. L . = Nov 12, 1890 = 24 = farmer = Huffman = 24 = 24 = 24 14 . Oct 2 - 1 915 = ~ = Duncan W E = Nov 25 - 1878 = 38 = " 27 = 27 = 27 15 . Jan 3 1, 1917 =Davis Silas C =Sept 24, 1891 = 27 =farming= NC= 27 = 20 = 20 16. Apr 29, 1919 = ~ Duncan, Jas L. = Nov 5 1 1893 = 23 = " = " = 23 = 23 23 17. Oct 2 , 192D = Qess Davis, Mrs Eva I = 6/26/1896 I = 24 = housekeeper = NC = 24 = 24 = 2 4 18. = Downey Mrs Odell = 4/15/1867 = 53 = " = " = 53 = 9 = 9 " 11 II 19 . = Davis Miss Elsie 10/8/1893 26 = 26 = 26 = 26 = Duncan, Mrs Lena V = 1/7/1896 = 24 = " = 20 . 24 " 12 = 12 21 . Apr 3 , 1920 - Drummond, Floyd= 1/20/92 = 28 =Teamste r = " = 28 = 28 8 22 . 7/2/1 921 = Damewood, H . F. = 1 /31 /92 = 29 = farmer = " = 29 = 29 = 29 23. 8/8/21 = Damewood, Mrs Annie = 1/25/87 = 34 = house Keeper = NC = 39y = 4 = 4 24 . 10/3/20 = Davis, Mrs Fannie B = 10/18/58 = 63 = " = " = 63 = 20 = 20 25 . Sept . 17, 1902 = Drewry R. 8 . = Feb, 2 , 1868 = 34 = Farmer = Barbours Creek = 3 4 = 34 = 34 26. Oct 2, 1902 = Drummond J . w. = Apr 11, 1861 = 41 =far= Barbours Cr= 41 = 41 = 41 27 . Oct 8 , 1904 =Doss, S . T . =July 4 1 1883 = 21 =Miner=" = 21 = 21 = 2 1 28 . Sept 29 , 1902 = Doss, E . A. = Feb 5, 1875 = 21 farmer = " = 27 = 27 = 1 29. Sept 24, 1902 = Doss, C. 0. = Aug 5, 1866 = 36 = 0 = '' = 36 = 36 = 1 30. Oct 8 1 1921 = Doss , Mrs M. I. = Oct 28, 1883 = 37 = housekeepin g = " = 29 = 6 = 6 31 • Oct 8, 192 1 = Doss, Mrs Eliza = Mar 3, 1852 = 59y = " = " = 59 = 59 = 59 = " = = = = = = " "= = = Viratrua Appalaoh1An Notes = �Voters Registere d 32. 33. 34. April 30, 1931 36. =Dunbar = 37 = 37 = 37 Feb 26, 21 35 . 1931 = Davy, H . K. = Mrs Lydia M. in Crai g = = 1946 =Doss, David A.= May 27 , Oct 6 7 1923 =Damewood, Mrs Mabe l = Oc t nc 38 38 = 38 1888 2 1 = 14 , 1 885 = = 23 = 23 .Ja mes E . = .Jul y 30 , F = = 38 = 1 890 = housewiFe = 23 = 60 = NC = Qa Sept 21 - 19S1 =Davis Salesman = NC = 4 = 4 = 4 38. Sept 21, 1951 =Davis, Mrs Clara = Oct 1 3 , 1 894 46 ( sic ) = Hou s ewife = NC = 4 = 4 = 4 May 18, 1954 = Duncan, Mrs Lizzie A = D ec 2 1 1 898 = 55 = Ho u se w i f e SS = SS = SS Simmonsville Apr 30, 19S9 = Doss, Mrs Nellie G = .Jul y 1 6 ' 1 888 = 7 6 = Ho u se w iFe = NC = 70 = 1S = 1S 39. ( ? T) Ma y - 41. Sept 6, 1963 =Duncan , Ninnie T =Oct Rt 1. Newport= 6S = 6S = 65 42 • .June 16, 33 43 • = = = 40. 1 89 1 Far = 37. Walt e r 14 , = 38 = Magg ie N. C. =Fa r mer= = Sept 16, 1914 = Damewood, 23 Va . 1893 = 38 = USN = NC = 38 38 = .Ja n y 1 0 , 1 894 37 = housewiFe = 21 = 2 = Co . , 1927 =Duncan = 33 = 33 18 , Mrs Ada S =Sept .July a, 1931 =Davenport, from Salem Va . 7-17-~0 Abbreviations: Glenna R. N. C = = 1 89 7 9 , 1896 = 1 89 4 = 65 = =" = 33 = = 74 hou se w i f e NC = N.C . = = t r a n s Ferred New Ca s t l e housekee per Farme r H. K FAR All date of births were prior to 1900 dates of registrations after 1902. This b ook was copied from past registration books befo re 1900 were copied. - and only those born FAMILY CEMETARY IN STONE COAL GAP Fas item Side of Craig Co. , Va Marvin u. ANDREW HUFFMAN = PVT. 6 REGT. INF. 9 1787 September 9, 1883 by Neighbors VA . MAILITIA fiiary Paxton Huffman = married November 1 , 1808 = WAR = OF 1812 = FEBRUARY Died 1873 Joseph Huf fman = Virginia = Pvt . Co . C 28 Regt. Va. Inf. = Confederate States Army =August 10, 1828 = June 1, 1914 J , Huffman = 1823 - 1911 *Note : Deed Book 3 , p 198, Fincas tle, Botetourt Co., Va,: Oct 8, 1783. James Taylor & wife Ann to Andrew Huffman - 189 acres on Craig's Creek V1r'1nl& Appala.ch1an Notes �MONTGOMERY COUNTY , VIRGINIA , MILITIA year 1775-1785 ? The origina l is at the Virginia State Archives . ~~-UM[) &..-~-"'" /3~~ 2f'!~ A list of Capt John Lucas's Companey 1 . Andrew Hatfield 2 . ChrissTan Snido J, John Chapman 4. thomas hale not fit 5, William Lucos 6. Ea.dward hale 7, thomas _assaday 8. parker Lucas 9. george Williams 10. Charles Lucas 11 . George fry 12 . ( ? ) _akis_i ad kins 13. John Surtain Senr 14. thomas mc~riff 15. Robert Hunter 16. William Weeb not fit 17. John Roberts 18. dcovid prise 19. John prise 20 . themas Copley not fit 21 . thomas Birk 22. fley Snido 23 . Rieha~-ehapman- 24. John Sartain 25 . Umfry Brurnfeeld 26. James Brumfield 27. James Johnson 28. thomas marsh_l 29 . thomas passley JO. tho mas hug hes Jl. John ~lsu_ J2 . JJ . . mikel madden Hiss~ier ~illip_ maddens-eropp~ with Madden Jos. Lu as. Ibelieve und;r 18 Isaac Ha field under 18 Jacob Snldow under 18 0 Isaac McK- sey D0 John Burk D The Capt excused _ __ in Botetourt 27? 29 for Duty ~opper MILITIA OF MONTGOMERY CO, VA by Mary Kegley has the above list with a complete lis t of the names. �10 DUDLEY CEMETERY Fagg, Montgomery County, Vir g ini a Copied 10 February 1984 by Ruth G. Ha l e , Roanoke , Va . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13 . 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23 . 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32 . Danny J . Booth, Jr. b. & d . 1976 John w. Earl y June 9 , 1898 - Apr. 15 , 1973 Zula Akers Early Mar . 23 , 1900 - July 16 , 1983 George W. Early Aug . 20, 1858 - Jan. 14, 19 30 Frank C. Early June 3, 1903 - Feb . 24, 1 981 WHEELING Oveda B. J an . 6, 1918 E. Eugen e Sept . 1 5, 1913 - Apr. 12 , 1976 Oakley Wheeling Oct . 27 , 1907 - June 27, 1955 Sarah Woods Wheeling Aug . 16, 1881 - Jan. 12, 195 3 Snow Edward Wheeling J une 15, 188 5 - J a n . 15 , 1912 Walter S . Cundiff Jan . 3 , 1874 - July 9 , 1923 Rawley W. Smith Nay 10 , 1928 - Dec. 31 , 1980 Larry W. Smith June 28 , 1922 - May 30 , 1 980 Mother Mabel E. Smith Apr . 23, 1902 - Mar . 28 , 19 60 Grave marked by rocks . In Memory of James W. Kirby Dec . 17 , 1799 - Aug . 14, 1877 In Memory of Mary Kirby Apr . 13 , 1802 - Oct . 18, 18 7 6 Inf. daughter of James & M. A. Kirby B. & D. Nov. 1820 Mary Ann wife of James Kirby Feb . 6, 1837 - Nov. 27 , 1870 George W. Fagg Aug. 6, 1872 - J uly 5, 1874 Sacred to the Memory of Mary E . Fagg May 3, 1 8 71 - Oct. 20 , 1889 R . G . H. W. M. Fagg Died Nov. 12, 1888 Aged 90 yrs In loving Memory of Harriet E. wife of Geo. w. Fagg Oct . t:1, 1 836 July 15 , 1 903 George w. Fagg June 11 , 1834 - Aug . 5 , 1919 z. P. Mccrady son of W. L . & M. I-I . McGrady May 31, 1916 - Aug. 26 , 1921 Marked by fieldstone . .. Samuel C. Bean Sept. 22 , 1880 - May 30 . 1 925 Lewis R. Bean June 3, 1901 - Nov. 25 , 1959 Charles E. Bean Jan. 12 , 1892 - Sept. 21, 1 969 Emma Woods Bean June 22 , 1 895 - Aug . 21 , 1 961 BRYANT Walter C. 1882 - 1 958 Lilly M. 1887 - 1 970 Jno. C. Birchfield Mar. 18 , 1807 - Apr . 11 , 1 89 7 Abraham Burchfield Nov. 26 , 1843 - Oct . 2 6 , 1886 John Burchfield May 1775 - Jan. 4 , 1855 Sarah Frank lin Died 1852 Marked by field stone 33 . 34. 35. 36. 37. 38 . 39. Rev . M. L. Crumpl e r· Died Aug. 8, 1872 32 yrs . 4 rn. 8 ds . Erected by his da ughter Mrs. Laura E. Fagg 40 . John Scanland Jan 23, 1834 - Dec. 29, 1930 41. Sarah J. Scanl and June 6, 1842 - Fe b. 8, 1 925 V1rgin1& Appalachian Not.es �// IHlJH.EY CDIETERY - Fagg (Mont . Co . ) Va . 42 . Hcv . Charles A. Scanland Son of John & Sarah Scanland Bor n Aug 31, 1866 Entered Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Ch11r c !i <:; o utlt Mar . 1890 J>icd :-1ay J , 1896 lie being dead yet spcakcth Servant of God well done Hest from thy loved employ The batt le fought , the victory won Enter tile masters joy 43 . Jame s E. son of John & Sarah J . Scanland Born Apr . 17, 1872 Di.0.cl Oct . 17 , 1889 l1l1, DllDJ.l\Y llarry Cleveland J une 23 , 1885 - Nov . 28, 1955 Pearl ll aley Sept . 16 , 1888 - Dec . 6 , 1965 45 . Virgjnia L . Dudley Dec . 8 , 1853 - Feb . 14 , 1932 46 . ,Jo hn L. lludley Sept . 7, 18£13 - Oct . 3 , 1919 47 . Edward A. Dudley May 13 , 1846 - Apr . 4, 1918 48. Nary E. Uudlcy Feb . 6 , 1848 - June 30, 1882 49 . Elizabeth lJudley Nay 31 , 1812 - Oct . 25 , 1885 50 . John E. Dudley Feb. 4, 1819 - Nay 12 , 1872 51 . Wilbert ~I. son of C. H. & A. C. Dudley Feb . 10, 1884 - Feb . 18, 1886 52 . Colman Dudley July 16, 1850 - Jan . 21 , 1910 53 . Amanda C. Dudley Dec . 22, 1855 - Sept . 9 , 1928 54. F . Geraldine l"renn July 17 , 1942 - Apr. 6 , 1948 Additional information Dudley or Fagg Cemetery Miss Virginia Dudley b. Montg . Co. Va . dau . of John E. Dudley b . Franklin Co ., Va & Eliz . Birchfield b . Bedford Co . , Va. bur. Fagg Cem . 15 Feb. 1932 Pen ce Ann a Dickerson , wife of Byrd Dickerson b . Pntrick Co ., VA . d. 12 Apr. 1933 ca 55 yrs Fath . James 13ryant; Moth . Mandy Hoods bur . Faeg 13 Apr. 1933 George l"· Early 71 yrs . 4 m. 21 d ., Farmer, b. 20 Aug . 1858, Montg. Co. VA, died 30 Jan . 1930 . fath . Joseph Early ; moth . Mary Kirby/ bur Fagg Cem. Montgomery D. Gordon b . 10 May 1868, Nontg . Co ., VA. Farmer. Wife - Ruth A. fatl1 . Charles L. Gordon , moth . Sarah McDonald . d. 8 Jan 1938, bur. 9 Jan 1938 - Fagg John L . Wheeling , wid . Sly . 2rn . 3d . , farmer . b . Giles Co . Va . fath. James Wheeling , b . Giles Co ., moth . Kathie Taylor, b . Giles Co . d . 22 Apr . 1935 , bur . 23 Apr . 1935 - Fagg Mrs . Fanny '"heeling 82 yrs . , house1-1ife b . Montg . Co., VA. died 11 Nay 1921 father : Phillip Gowen b. Montg. Co . , VA . mother : :.-:ophia b. Nontg . Co. Va. husband : John L. lfueeling. bur. 12 May 1921 - Fagg, Va. Nan Woods housework, 90 yrs. b. 1833 Patrick Co. , Va. d. 19 Dec. 1923 bur . l.'0gg , Va . Mrs . Bryant wid. of James Bryant. b. Patrick Co., Va. housek eeper cl. 27 Apr. 1923 , 90 yrs. lm., bur. Fagg, Va. 28 Apr. 1923 ~nanda ~I . Vlrg.1.nla Appalachian Notes �LITTLE HOPE CHURCH CEMETERY Copied 25 October 1985 by Ruth G. Ila le This cemetery is a little past Galilee Cemetery, Route 603 , but according to the map is in Roanoke County, VA . Take a left before Little Hope Church . It is well kept , several graves with no markers . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . 11. 12. 13. 14. 15 . 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 . 23. 24. 25. 26. Mary Owens Stump Feb . 2, 1891 - Feb. 18 , 1960 Lizena E. Martin 1865 - 1935 Marson C. Martin Dec . 21, 1868 - Dec . 4 , 1951 Eliza wife of M. C. Martin Sept . 17, 1868 - Jan . ll'.1 , 1927 Mother Rebecca I. Melton - July 25, 1873 - Oct. 22 , 1976 (Funeral Home Marker) Daniel Wyatt Helton 1889 - 1970 ( Ilryant Funeral llome Marker) R. E. Blankenship , Jr . 1973 - 1973 (Lotz Funeral llo111 e) Ervin S. Wade 1918 - 1967 (Funer a l Home Marker) Funeral Marker (name gone) Nary (no other inscr . ) Roy M. Lane 1945 - 1984 (Bryant F . Home) Sarah A. Lawrence Feb . 19 , 1848 - June 27 , 1927 William B. Lawrence Jan . 16, 1843 - June 7, 1925 Jessie L. Conner May 13, 1902 - June 25, 1981 Vera Helen Muncy May 11 , 1922 - May 11 , 1922 Harvey o. Muncy (picture) Aug . 4, 1897 - June 8 , 1922 Lo.c;-Yehce~ Edna Lee McDaniel Nov . 10, 1933 ~ MC DANIEL Delphia C. May 21, 1906 Ira Clifton May 1, 1902 - May 23 , 1966 Hugh Carlton son of Ira & Delphia McDaniel Sept . 25, 1926 - Jan 6 , 1928 Garnet M. McDaniel B. & D. June 22, 1921 MAXEY Luvenia M. Mar . 4, 1869 - Feb . 25, 1955 James C. Mar. 8, 1874 - Feb. 19 , 1961 (Picture) Octavia Bartley wife of J . A. Bartley 1 880 - 1920 Nancy Ann Cochran Mother Dec . 14, 1844 - Nov. 15 , 19 2 3 Hattie C. Hibbitts 1896 - 1985 (Lotz Funeral Home) John B. Hibbitts Sept. 25, 1889 - Jan. 28 , 1941 Samuel E. Hibbitts Apr . 23 , 1931 - Feb. 23, 1932 Zarah Paul ine Hibbitts dau. of J . B. & H. M. Hibbitts Mar. 25 , 1916 Sept . 25, 1918 Carson Ivel Cochran Sept. 2, 1905 - Nov. 5 , 1918 Samuel V. Cochran June 24, 1858 - Feb . 20, 1922 27. 28. 29. 30. Sarah J. Cochran Compton Oct. 18, 1874 - Mar . 28 , 1948 31. Clifton E. Adams T Virginia Pvt . 48 Armd. Inf . Regt . June 1 9, 1943 32. COCHRAN Pauline F June 12, 1915 Dorsey W. Apr. 30, 1904 - Dec . 20, 1977 33. Carson Ivan Cochran Oct . 25, 1936 - Oct. 29, 1936 34. Vivian Ruth Jessee Dec. 27, 1917 - Jan. 7, 1918 35 . JESSEE Nancy E. Jan. 19, 1855 - May 4, 1931 Elder B. V. Mar. 21, 1851'.1 - Nov . 18, 1937 36. George R. Edwards July 20, 1949 - Sept . 10 , 1976 37. James Riley Edwards May 2, 1916 - July 22, 1965 38. (Mother) Martha Ann wife of J asper Emmett Edwards 1887 - 1964 39. J. Emmett Edwards Apr. 11, 1869 - Aug. 2, 1931 40. T. E. Carrico July 3, 1876 - July 3 , 1928 41. Thomas G. Terry Apr. 27, 1876 - June 19, 1949 V1ri1n1A Appalachian Not.ea �I I LITTLE HOPE CHURCH CEMETERY 42 . Co~n odor e W. Terry June 10, 1951 - Mar . 19 , 1966 43 . Farlow G. Terry Virginia Pvt . 42 Co . 138 Training Bn World War II July 15, 1914 - Oct . 13, 1965 44 . Ma ry r . Terry June 13 , 1915 45. (New grav e ) 46 . Pauline Terry Altizer July 19 , 1923 - Aug . 13, 1969 47. llarolcl Terry Dec . 28 , 1910 - Sept. 9 , 1935 48 . William Larry Witt Nov . 15, 1942 - July 24, 1943 49 . D. M. W. Witt SO . Fannie Bell Witt Apr . 27 , 1918 - Dec . 13 , 1952 51. S I STERS Rosie E. Ilunter Oct . 9, 1914 - May 26 , 1978 (Add. Hoy F. H. ) Bessie E. Grissom Oct . 13, 1908 - Jan . 31 , 1985 Sarah E. Swain Jan . 6 , 1911 - May 10 , 1985 52 . Dillard Oscnr Swain T U S Army World War I 1895 - 1982 53 . Donnie Ray son of Carl & Sarah Bradford Feb . 3, 1949 54 . Laura P. Carrico July 4 , 1882 - Oct. 28, 1975 55 . BURRIS George Martin Feb. 19 , 1872 - Oct. 15, 1955 ~li sso uri Nartin Sept . 30 , 1871 - Feb . 19, 1951 + ========= === = ================== ================~================================== ANCESTOR PROBLEM contributed by Robert A Goodpasture* The earliest Goodpasture record so far found in North America is a land survey near Brock 'Gap, on 'IUnis (now Runion) Creek , in Augusta (now Rockingham) County , Virginia for one Jacob Goodpasture, in 1753 (Augusta County Survey Book 1 , page 69). The land was immediately transferred to one John Runying (Runion) . Runion is a French name ; however , the Brock' s Gap area was settled principally by Germans and in Colonial t imes was known as 'Little Germany '. What were Jacob ' s origins ; and who was his wife? ing an orphan s on Abraham from whom I descend. He died in 1766 leav- No passenger lis t has been found showing the name Goodpasture (Goodpasture) . Was it anglici zed from Bon Pasteur, Gudepastor, Gottspastor, Gospatri c, Gutacker, Gutsbesitzer , etc? These names have not been found on any passenger list either. A Welch possibility is Gudquester. The names Goodacre, Goodland, and Good.range were found i n the London , England telephone book. Gospatric appears in Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists by Weis. In German Gutspachter means Tenan~ farmer (note : Old Gennan h = s or f.). A Gutacker genealogy was privately published in Wien in 1919 by Hans Gutacker. The name i s not common . There is a Bonpasteur family in France. *Star Route, Georgetown , CA 956JL~ (editor's note: I will not say how long this has been tucked away. Mr Goodpasture may have found his answer by now, but the above is a good example of why a person may not find his ancestor. I have been told that the name of Waskey is Englis h , Welch, Moravian, German, Uk.raina, Polish -- and they came from France. What a choice?) .-, ) �I 'I/fJCLllANICSBIJ'R<i Cijl]tTt'R!J - BLAND COIJNT!J, VI'R<ilNIA t - WlLL l am B. St uan.t f 1856 - 1920) 2 - SaLLv /!J. Stuan.t f 1863-1951) J - ln/ant o[ l .'R and <in.ac e <ion.don b. and d . ff}uL !/; 24, 1922) 4- Tlmothy. l . /!Ji..tch.eLL flJf!:_c . 17, 18J2-Fe6. 20 . 19/o) 5- An.deL i.. a VlohL/on.d, w/o I . {_ fl'lltcfieLL (ffla1t. 12, 1844 - Nov . 9, /9/J) a~e 69 vn.IJ. . 7 fflOIJ., and 27 dafllJ. · 6 -Chan.L i.. e l. /!Ju1J.tan.d f !866-1952) 7- llenn.i..etta ffJuAtan.d (Sept . 11, 1858-/l}an.. 6, 1920) 8- 9ohn 'R. ~on.don f/!Jan. . I , 1890-Auf} . 24, 1951) 9- ALlce frlu1J.tan.d <ion.don f Au2- · 22 . 1888-fJune. 8, 1942) 10 -Mont~omen.~ S. Sta/{on.d 71889 - 1971) /l-frlabe1. N. )ta//on.d f 1900-1961) /2 - TheLma N. Sta//on.d f 1922 - 1934) IJ - ThomalJ. A. 7?.i. dett. fAuft:· 9, 1845 - Oec, 10, 1908) !4 - 9ane Ann fh.i..A wi../e) fAui . 23 1 1855 - f} uL!I '), 191 8 ) 15- fie.on.ie lLLi..A /!Ju1J.tan.d ffl'lan.. 19, 1917 - f/an. . 14, 1923) t6 - 9ohn C. /!JeLvi..n (Nov . 28, 1866-Auf}. 26 , 1929) 17- lLLa (~ . /!JeLvi..n f Pl av 13, 1878- llptt.i..L 3, 1970) !8- Boman frleLvi..n f no dateA) 19-An.ch.le ll/, /!JeLvln. fFeb. J, 1912-Feb . 4 , 1940) 20 - Sanden.IJ. (~. llam i.. Lton. f Au.f} , 12 . 1844 - flan 20, 1933) 21 - SaLL!f A. HamlLton. f Se.p. 19, 1858-0ct. 28 , 1916) 22- ltta /!Jae Hami..Lton. fw/o A. B. l~oon.e) f[!.uLv- 19, 1879 - Dec . 31 , 1955) 23-Wi..LLi..am Hoie. Hami..Lton flJe.c . 15, 1883-f/an.. 29 , 1962) 24-lmma 8. HamlLton. flJec. 9, 1895- f}uL!/; 22, 1931) 25-V/i..LLlam Hof}e. Ham i..Lton., f)n. . f Se.e.. lo , 1922-flan . I, 1929) 26-lu~ene Ham i..fton f f)uL~ 14, 1931-9uLy 19, 1931) 27-ln/ant d/o 1-n.ed and <,oLdi..e. Cion.den , ( 6 . cf.d. ma!I 21, 1928) 28- <ieon.i e C. Fan n lnf} f 18?9 - 1918 ) 29-<in.ace /!J . Fanni..n~ f 1875- 1946) JO-lJan. i.. e.L 0. /!JcNe. i..l (18]1 - 1915) J I-San.ah l. /!JcNeLL [ nee WohL/on.d] ( 1844 - 1909) 32 - lLL a Sue., d/o H. l. cf A. frJ. Ci1ta v e.1J. ( /rJan. . 29 , 1916 - Auf} • . 2 , 1916) 33-ln / ant of H.l.cf A.ffJ. (illaveA, b . & d. f!Jan. . 4, 1918 34 - 'R oben.i Ke lth, A/o f1tt. cf f1n.A. H. E... <in.a v e.A , ( Nov. 25,1924-lJec 27, 1924 ) 35-Be.ii!J- 9ane., d/o K. H. & Z . !J . fl1u/J.ta1td ( Nov . 25, 1927- frJatt. 10 , 1928) 36-De.Li..a /!Jae fq u1J.ta1td 1 w/o frl.S . ALLen ( Nov. 28 , 189 4-!/une. 29, 1918) 37-Ne.wi on. She.LL {r)u/J.tan.d (!Jee. 29, 1856 - f} u L$f ') , 1932) 38-lL La Ctt.ocke.tt {r) u4tan.d (fl'lan.. 27, 1862-Se.p. 29, 1928 ) 39-fJe.ltteaL 'Robi..ne.tte. fl'lu/J.tan.d f f}u ne. 25, 186.')-Fe.b. 22, 1918) 40-1 na ll/vh L/on.d frlu /J.tan.d (Nov. 8, 186 9 - F e.b. 11 , 1928 ) 41-le.ona {r)u-1. tattd Town.Le.ft. f Nov. 4, 1892-Ap1ti..L 3, 1927) 42-Ftte.d lfJa1J.on fllu/J.ian.d f:June. 5, 1894 - f/tlne. 10, 1951) 43-Vi..ct ott fl1a/J. on Town.Le.,'!. f No'!...· <!._, 1912-9uL!I- 19, 1919) 44-Cy.nthi..a WohL/011.d, w/ 0 f). I. I a!f-Lott (Dec. 28, 183 9 Se.pt. 18, 1898 ) V1r'1fl16 Appalachian Not.ea �r.· I •.::.> 45-Co4D J WohLfon. d, w/v ~ . l . Shepphen.d d. 9une 23, 1880 (a~e i..LLe~ i..hLe 6ecau4e vi deten.i..onat lon v/ 4tvne.) 116 -4 e v n. <i e. tJ v hL / o n. d ( 1IJ37 - I If82 J 47- ft ane"0u4tan d o/ohL/ on.d (1839 - 1912) [ D/v 9vhn and lovlcle ~atten.4o n Mu4tan.d } 48-LewL4 Phi..LL l p WvhL l on.d f 1872-1929) 49-Can.oL i.ne. S /1eppan.d l~vh .L fvn.d ( 1882- 1952) 50-Rohen.i Ven.non WoAL/on.d (1869-1932) ~/ - 1ohn SamueL_WvhL/vn. d 11876- 1934) ')2 - 11/i.l.Li..am /) . lu r;, ').Le ( 1885-1973) 53- ~an da WvhL f on d" Tu ~?Le f 190~-1965) 54-llp Con.ne n. , a,e ~/ Inv dale4) 55-M a~~ i..~ Con.nen., ari.e 92 Id. $une 1945) 56 - Ha ~~e Conon. . (net. /?.. !8')7 - Man. . 16, 1931) '),7-!Vanni.e Con.on.. !Oct . 27 . 1860-- no d. date) ~8-Chan.Le4 n. Wvhl/on.d, Cv. V. 45 Va. In/. C.5. A. fno date4J 'J9 - Annn n u~tan.d ?an.ceLL !Jan . 12, 1899- Pan. 12. 1953) 60 - Fvn.d nv6lnett e nuAtan.d fno dateA --JJ.ti..LL LL vlnJJ 61- l ne r Sn i ~en. muAtan.d (1uLy 1. 1909 - 9an. 12, 1980) 62-Wi..LLi.am I . llJ!l.JJ.tand I /88.1 -1980) 6~-!Van.cLe Mi..LLe n. ~u4tan.d fOct .27, 1890 - ff uL y 29, 1942) 6~-Chan.LeA fl. WohL/on.d fAu1 . 26, 1874 - 9uLv 25, 19~4) [ OnLv Aon vl ~on.don and mat LLda B~n.neA WohL/o n.d J 65-maude K. WohL/v n.d !Oct . /] , 1879 - Apn.lL ], 1959) 66 - SamueL ~ . New6en.n.M IOec. 9, 186] - 0ct. 15 , 1922) 67-~. ~a4e New6en.n.y 7gan. 17, 1869 - Apn.lL JO, 1940) 68-<ieon.q,e l . f:J iL l.en. fApn.lL 15, 1864 - r1une 15, 1933) 69-lLLa ~ H. niLL en. f ~u n e 10. 1868- Pune 20 , 1928) 70-Ch LLd o{ ~.5. & 9ennLe Connett fman. . 4 , 1894-0ec. 9, 1896) 71 - <ieon.~e Stuan.t Connen. (Aan. . 24, 1857- Ju ne 22 , 1934) 72- PennLe Connen. 11 859 - 1916) 7] - Vi..n.q, l n la, wl_le ol <i . 11. f!Jo n.[J.an f Apn.lL 10, 1829 - 0ct. 9, 1890) 74 - 9e 4~l e ~ · mlLLen.,wl /e of Wl LLLam HoLLvwav f/898- 1937) 75-l'lag,g,L e '/Jeatti.. (IJlLLen. ff/un.e. 12, 1882- f/.an . !8, 1886) 76-Jane Ande n4en (1 902 - 1979) (aAhe.4 hen. e , cn.emated in Cal.) [ 74, 7 5 and 76, dau~hten4 al # 77 & 78 77-iJanieL ALexanden. ml LZe n. (June I, 1853 , f!.uLu 15, 1906) 78-l?an.I) l.L i.. fa6 e.t h IV. f!Ji..LLen. (Nov. 14, !861-0ec. 19, 1941) 79 -Fn. a~ k ~ oney Newben.n.~ f 1an. 14, 1892- Dec. 29, 1978) 80 - Wn.ea the llan.oul,l !Vew'ben.tt<f. !Sep . 21, !884 -.9an . 23, 19.5 8) 81 - ,9ohn lochAa n.t Rvg,Le fAu "?J. . //, !872-Nov.22 1940) 82-v n.adv Hampton (IJ i..lLen. (Oec . I. 1894 - Oec. 10, 1970) 83-NeLLL~ H. f!Ju4ta nd (IJlLLen. lmay 9, 1897------- 1 84-Thoma4 Han.vev (l}u4 tan. d (Au ~ . ~8, t870-9uL~ 2, 19~9) 85 -~a~~ i.. e c. Newhen.n.1 n uAtan. ~ !Sep. 12, 187g_(!Jan.. 14, 1937) 86 - iJ ewe.!/- (I} • (I} ILL e. tr. f I 8 98 - I 978) [ h/ v # 8 7 J 87 - <iLadyA (I} . (IJ;_Llen (iJec. 29, 1900-man. . 2/, 1978) [ m/o #89] 88- Pvh n luchha n.t flo9Le, 9n. . fPu~e 29, 1917-JuL~ 30. 1970) 89 - Panhe Coleman BoiL e !man. 26, 1920- -----) 90 - <Johan ne.A C. van "den Oun.9en f Oct. 28, 1937-Au[f. 6, 1978) [ 11/o 9aneth Can.v i .'1'!.J}Le } 91 - 0avi..d Yan.th Bo9:Le ( fe.6.20, 1946 - ,<June 17, 1986 [ 5/o 9vhn lockhan.t and ?anh e Coleman Bo~Le . J 92 - Nannle m. Bo~Le fOct.25.1886-~an..25. 1974) V1re.tn1A Appalaoh1an Not.es �I~ 93 - Li..LLi..an Mi..LLen Bo~Le fSept.7, 1915-0ct.21. 1981 ) Bo~le (Matt..27, 1923-Au~.2, 1961) 95- maude Bo~Le Webb tma11.. 12, 1915 - Dec.7, 1940) 96 - 9ame4 Dani.el Bor;,Leff/.u.ne 29, 1917 - fTJa!J- - 1977) 1 [# 11 68, 93, 94, 95, and 96, chi..Ld11. e n. o/ # 1 4 81<! 92 J 97- John ~obe11.t mi..LLe11. (Sept.I?, 1884 -Au.~.24, 1950) 98-Ceci..l. UJ . (!} i..Ll.e11. (Ap_11..6, 1889 - 1an. . 22, 1971) [ w/o # 97 } 99-l n memOll.fl. of iJani..e.L WohLlond m i..LLe11. ( Aptt. 6 , 1909-S ept. '30 I 1962) [ liutti.eo' i..n A'o11.tA. ta.11.oLi..na. JfOnL!I- 4/o #97 tf #98 ) /OO-lhoma4 Hoie ~cNleL (Dec . 18, 1875 - JuLg 27, 1973) /O! - Vi.cto11.i..a Wvhl./011.d f'lcNi..e.L f f'l a.11.. 9, 1877 -Nov. 25 , 1946) 102-f/ack. llunlen. flu /J.tattd ( 1945-1976) 103 - La11.11.y Owen mu.Ata11.d f 1945-1 967 /04 - 111.vi..n 'Renn Cio11.dvn (/Jun e 18, 1892-Au,,.. I ] , 194 7) 105- <i nrtce_ St ua n.t 4011.don (Feh . 25, 1890- fl~ ne. 27, 1972 ) 106-L et h i..a Mu4ta11.d Wood4(/906-! 976) 1 07-J . Ho~e Nethe11.i..ni ton f Pune 17. 1876-0ct .27 , 194~) 108- Cy.nth.i.a Wvkl/ottd ll et h en~ng.ton ( Sept . 27 . 1882-t~?a.. 11.. 12, 196 '>) 109 - Kate Uohl!onr/ Compton f fe b.18, 188t;- /luo- .27, 1956) /IO -CLa11.ence Ceci..L [lohn4to n ( //u. L!f II . 1901-!/uL!f 20 1918) 111 - Lawnence Poh.n11ton. ftl-u.L :t 11.1901--------) ' 112-Lucv ~u11ta11.d 9ohn11ton 79u.ne 6, 1862-Dec.29, 194'i) /IJ-Ha11.ve'} 'R • .9ohn./J.ton. fAu ~ .1711894-iJ e c. /7, 19fi j ) · //~-Chapman L. 9oAn.4ton f9une 29 , 1892 - Matt. 14, 1964) 115- 'Pea n.Li..e Sy11. e/J. .1ohn.-i.ton. fNvv. /11, 1889 - llu[f . 8, 19 45 ) 116 - AL6ettl 11 . S ·t a (-lond f/Vov.25, 1919-,1an.18 , 1966) 117-f/an.e A. Sta/{011.d fFeb.21, 191 8 - Feb. 4, 1972) 11 8 -fla44y Newbe.11.n~ !1907-1939) 119 - ~06e11.t l. Ne.wbett.tt' f/90 5 -19 44) /20 - 9e.4Ae Hu.nten. Ne.wbe.tttt V. fllug.29, 1870 - </an . 27, 19')4) [ lt/o #121 l 121 - ffl e.LLi..e Staf{ o1Cd Newbe.11.11.v fSept.15, 1879-llu f; . II, 1948) 122-'Paul. li/. /Ye_wbe11.1t.y, d . f/une. 2 7, 1963, a.g,e. 52!jit/1. I lmo-1. . f 2da!JA · [ # '11118, 119, and 122, 4on.4 ol # 1 4 120 o.nd /21 ) 123-W. Wh i..t e Newbe1t11.~ (/866-1943) ' 124-Cuntl4 l. Ne.wbettttu f~ag 1, 1912-De c . 2~. 1958) 125- RaLph. A. Net~1 be.11.n.1/ !Oct. 31 . 1910 - .f/uL y ·12. 1960) 126 - Samu.eL L. ilewbe11.tt!j- ff}an.. 24, 1918-/Je.c . 4 , 1976) 127- f!oli n A. tYe.woen n. y 7fJ..a u. 20, 1887-0ct.. 13, 1975 J 128-Kate f... l~ewlu'!-11.11.ff- fl-eb. 17, 1888-Se.p. I, 1971) 129-9 ohn ~ . Newbe.11.ttv f no date.A) 130-?veLyn Ha.mlLton New6e11.11.1 f 1917-1962) IJl -1?06e 11.t 5 . 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March 28 . In Roanoke Co. several.days ago Leslie lavender , 16 years of age , attempted to rob a farmer named Alex ' r Owens , living 8 miles from Salem , and in order to accomplish his purpose shot Owens in the back while he was repairing his fences. The wife of the victim , hearing the shot , ran out to ascertain the cause, when lavender shot her in the breast, he then tried to murder Owen's mother, but she escaped and alarmed the neighbors. The boy then fled to the woods, and sought the protecti on of Matt Bandy , a relative, who refused to shelter him. Iavinder then went to Bandy ' s stable and stole a horse, on which he escaped to Montgomery Co, where he abandoned the animal. He is thought to have escaped into Franklin Co. Both Owens and his wife will probably die. ·vh,l!i..18 A~\pal.'.Whla.n Note/\ J �.2. .1 FAMILY RECORDS & RESEARCH (GENEALOGIES) A WASHINGTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE WALKER Some Allied Surnames : Rector, Hartman, Jones, Hunt, Brown, Deakins, Martin, Bacon, Barron, Sherf'ey, Garst and Hale Submitted by: Jean Walker Matthews 11438 Seabrook Way, Cypress, CA 90630 William Walker was born between 1760 and 1770, according to Federal Census records, and is known to have been in Eastern Tennessee as early as 1787, per North Carolina Land Grants in Tennessee and Washington County Tax Lists. North Carolina Land Grants in Tennessee list William Walker in Greene County, Tennessee in 1787, along with Benjamin Rector. The Washington County Tax List s f'or 1790 list William Walker (184 acres), Benjamin Rector, Abedenego, Joshua, and George Haile, Jesse and Uriah Hunt, Joseph, Dossey, Ezkl. and James Barron, and James Martin; 1793 lists William Walker (184 acres) and t h is is the same 184 acres "on the Watters of' Big Limestone Creek" that William Walker purchased 'from Robert Carson "of' the County of Washington a nd Territory South of' the River Ohio". (Thi s transaction, dated 31 August 1793, is recorded in Deed Book #6, pages 21 & 22 , County Courthouse Records, Jonesborough, Tennessee.) The 1794 Tax Lists show the arrival of' Isaac, John and Jonnathan Bacon, Walker, Joseph and William Barron , many Hailes , and Nathaniel Jones; the 1796 Tax Lists add James , John and Richard Deakins ; 1797 l ists Charles and James Graham. According to William Martin Walker, great-grands on of William Walker, "Old William married one or the Graham girls from Wythe County, Virginia. " The marriage records of Montgomery County, Virginia show a marriage between William Walker and Susannah Graham, 4 September, 1787, Minister : Rich . Whitt, S urety: Robert Graham. (Wythe County was formed in 1789 from Montgomery County, Virginia.) The will or William Walke r, Washington County, Tennessee Will Book I, page 347 is as follows: "Be i t remembered that I , William Walker, being weak in body but of' so und and perfect mind blessed by Almighty God for the same, do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and Form 'following: First I give and bequeath unto my beloved wire Susanna h twenty rive dollars. I do a lso give and bequeath unto my eldest daughter Mary Rector ten dolla r s, I do also g ive a nd b e queath unto my second daughter Jane Hartma n ten dollars, I do a lso give and bequeath unto my third daughter Nancy Jones ten dollars, I do also give and bequeath unto my Fourth daughter Anna Deakins ten dollars , I do a l so give ~nd bequeath unto my firth daughter Margaret Hunt ten dollars, I do also give and bequeath unto my youngest daughter Susannah seventy rive dollars. I also do give and bequeath unto William Rector, son oF my oldest d a ughter Mary Rector , ten dollars. I do also give and bequeath unto William Hartman, son of' my second daughter ~ane Hartman, ten dollars . I do also give and bequeath to William Deaki n s, son of' my 'fourth daughter , ten dollars. I do also give and bequeath to William Hunt, son oF my Firth daughter , ten �WILLIAM WALKER of WASHINGTON COUNTY, TN (continu e d) dollars. I do also give and bequeath to my d a ughte r-in-law T r eacy Walker ten dollars . I do al so give a nd bequ eat h to my dau g ht e r-inlaw Mary Walker ten dollars. I do also give and bequeath to my daughter-in- law Sarah Walker ten dollars. I do a l so gi v e a nd bequeath unto William Walker, son of my eldest so n, J o hn Walke r, ten dollars. I do also give and bequeat h unto Wi l l i am Walk e r, son of my youngest; son Andrew Walker, ten dollars. I do also gi v e a nd bequeath to my beloved wife Susannah and my youngest daughte r, Susannah, my cupboard, bureau, pots and ovens, b ed ing , b e d cloths and all my household goods, kettles, with the e xception of my clock. I further give and devise to my younges t so n Andr e w Walke r, his heirs and assigns, a l l that messauge or t e name nts situate lying a n d being in the County o'f Washington and state of T e nnessee together with all my freehold estate whatever to him the said Andre w Wa lke r, h is heirs and assigns forever. I do also give and b e queath to my s on Andrew Walker my clock and my part of the waggon. My b e lov e d w i Fe, S usa nnah Walker, is living at my death, is to live with the sa id Andre w Wa lke r. the said Andrew Walker is to give my wife Susa nnah a ple nt i fu l and comfortable support a nd to take good ca r e of th e said Susan n ah . If there is any of my estate remaining not me ntioned in this will , after all my debts and expences in l i fe and at d eath of me and my wife Susannah, it shall be 'fixed in some convenie n t way and divided equally amongst all my heirs whom I hereby apoint sole execu tor s of this my last will and testament in witness whereo f I h a ve hereunto set my hand and seal in the y ea r or o ur lord •••• Signed sealed published and declared by the a bove n a med William Walker to be his last will a nd testament in the p r ese n ce o f u s who at his request and in his presence have h e r eunto subscribed ou r names as witness to the same. I further add to this will, I give and bequeath to my wife S usannah and my youngest daughter Susannah the one half of my stock of s he ep and I give a nd b equeat h to my youngest son Andrew Walker the other h alf or my stock oF sheep . I give and gequeath to my wire Susannah and to my youngest d a ughter Susannah one half of my stock or bees, I give and bequeath to my youngest son Andrew the other half' or my stock of bees. In witness whereof I h ave hereunto set my hand and seal this 9th day of August in the year of our Lord 1841. Signed sealed published and declared by the a bove named William ~Jalker to be his last will and testament in the presence of us who at his r e ques t and i n his prese nce have hereunto subscribed our names at witness to the same . Test: Caleb Martin (signed) William Walker ( seal) his Levi X Nelson mark NOTE: There is no date of proof" f'or this will but i t i s entered between March 1846 a nd August 1846. John Walker, eldest son, Fourth child of' William and Susannah Walker, was born ca 1796, in Washington County, Tennessee. Deeds of' record (Deed Book #21, page 390 and Deed Book #31, pages 286-287) s how that .John Walker owned land on the "watters of' the muddy Fork of' Big Limeston e, adjoi ning t he land of Wi ll iam Cox, J esse Hunt, Andrew Walker, a nd Benjamin Sherfey." V1r&1DJ.a AppaJ.aeh1an Notes �WILLIAM WALKER of WASHINGTON COUNTY , TN (Continued) John Walke r married Lucr etia (Treacy/Creasy ) Martin , daughter of Henry S . Martin and Cloe Ann Boswell/Bostic of Maryland, on 24 November 1824, in Washington County , Tennessee . John a nd Lucretia Mar tin Walke r had seven children , all bo rn near Sulpher Springs, Washington County, Tenn essee: Willi am Walker married Matilda Rogers ; Cloe Ann Walker marr ied John Sylveste r; Susannah Walker married Jesse M. Bayless; Henr y Martin Walker ma rr ied (1) El mira Galloway (2) Amanda Jane Bacon ; Sarah Jane Walker married Kenry Keefauver ; Ann Walker, and John Walker. (Ann Walker was se ven years of age on the 1850 Federal Census and is not listed on the 1860 census; John Walker was five year s of age of the 1850 census never married , and family tradition states he d i ed "during the Civil War e r a " . ) John Walke r ( S r . ) died in 1863, hi s " Settlement of the Estate of Joh n Wa lke r" being r e cor ded in Decembe r 1865 , in Washington County, Ten nessee. Lucretia Ma r tin Walker appar ently died befo r e her husban d as s h e is not li s t ed on the estate settlement. According to Lucille Morrow Walker of Jonesborough, John and Lucretia Ma r tin Walker are bur ied i n the Fairv iew Cemetery northwest of Jonesborough , the o n ly ma r ker on the graves bei n g a limestone rock with no inscr iptions. William and Matilda Rogers Walker , John and Cloe Ann Walker Sylvester , Ann Walke r and John Walker a re also buried in Fairview Cemeter y . Jesse and Susann ah Walker Bayless a r e buried i n the Sulphur Springs Cemetery, Henry M. and Amanda Jane Baco n Walker are buried in the Galloway family cemetery near Jonesborough, and Hen r y and Sar ah Jane Walke r Keefauver are bu r ied in the Hunt family cemetery near Sulphur Springs . William M. Walker, second son and fifth child of William and Susannah Walker and husband of Mar y Brown Walke r, deeded one and one- half acres of land to the Methodist Episcopal Chu r ch in 1846 (Deed Book #36, pages 412416) . This is the land upon which the Pl easant Gr ove Methodist Church and cemetery, n ear Leesburg , now stands . Andrew Wa lker, youngest son of William and Susannah Walker , is shown on the 185 0 Fede r a l Censu s , along with his wife, Sarah (Br own) a n d thei r six children . However, An d r ew Walker 's mothe r , Susannah, who was to reside with Andrew, per t h e wil l o f William Walker , does not appear o n the 1850 census a nd it is p r esu med that she died between 1846 and 1850 . He n ry Ma r tin Walker, seco nd son and fou r th child of John and Lucr etia Martin Wa lker , was bor n 4 Sep tember 1833 . I n 1859, he marr ied ( 1 ) Elmira Galloway. Elmi r a and their newborn son died 10 Apri l 1860 and both a r e buried in the Galloway family cemeter y near Jonesborough. Henry Martin Wa lker was muster ed into the ser vice of the Union Army as 1st Li etu e n a nt , Company K. , 13th Regiment of the Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry on 5 Octobe r 1863 . He was commiss ioned 1st Lieutenant f r om Citizen by the Governor of Ten nessee . He joined for duty and was enrolled 5 October 1863 at Crab Orchar d, Kentucky , and was muste r e d out at Knoxville, Tennessee 5 September 1865 ( Civi l War Reco r ds a nd Pension Application records). Henry Ma rtin Walker a n d (2) Amanda Jane Bacon (da ughter of Thomas Bacon a nd Sarah (Sally ) B~rro n ) wer e married 22 Ma rch 1866, at Jonesborough, by Natha n Shipley, Just i ce of the Peac~ for Was hington County, Tennessee. They h a d eleven children : John Thomas Walker ma r ried Alverta Mart in; Laura Elvira died at age 2; William Martin Wa lker married Minnie Anna Sher fey; Flora Belle Walker mar ried Cha rles Thornb urg; Ida Walker died at a g e 16; Hen r y Andr ew Walker mar ried Adelaide Hunt; Richard Carr Walker ma r r ied Ida Bacon; James Arthur Walke r never ma rried; Sarah Lucretia Wa lke r ma rried James For d; Mary Ett a Wa lke r ma rri ed (1) Chas . Weems (2) Art. Mitchell; and Elmer Guy Walker ma rri ed Minnie Jenkins. V1riin1a Appalaohian Notes ......._ - �WILLIAM WALKER of WASHINGTON COUNTY , TN (continue d) Henr y Mar tin and Amanda .Jane Bacon Walker lived out t h e i r lives at Jonesbor ough. Amanda Jane Bacon Walke r died 22 .Ja nu a ry 1 908 a nd He nry Martin Walker died 17 Febr uary 1918 . Both a r e buried i n t h e Galloway fami l y cemetery , along with Elmira Galloway \'lalke r a nd in fa n t s on, a nd Laura Elvira Walker and Ida Walker. All of the children of Henry Martin and Amanda .Ja n e Baco n Walke r sett led in the .Jonesbor ough.,.Sulphur Spr ings area and, oth e r than L a ura Elvi r a a n d Ida Walker, are buried in the Sulphur Springs ceme t e ry, with the exception of William Martin Walker , second son and third child of Henry Ma rtin Walker and Amanda .Jane Bacon Walker . William Martin Wa lk e r was born 4 September 1870, at the family home n ear .Jonesborough . He ma de hi s f i r s t trip west to the state of Washington at the age of 1 6 , and afte r hi s mar riage to Minnie Anna Sherfey (daughter of Reve rend William A. She rf ey and Lydia A. Garst) and the birth of six children: Paul He r ma n Wa lker mar ried Ruby Fr ances Waymire; Buena Wa lker ma rr ied ( 1) Os c a r Pet e r Kincaid (2) .J. L. McKiernan; Anna Maude Walker died at age 8; Ada Rose ~-Jalker married Thomas Cecil Brannan; a baby boy ; a n d Willi a m Henry Wa lker, married Mar ie Amelia Kabat, William Martin and Minnie Anna She rf e y Walke r so ld out in Tennessee and in May of 1905 started west to t h e state of Was hington . There Anna Maude died 3 March 1 907 , from diptheria, a baby girl was born 20 .June 1909 and died the same day . Another baby girl, n a med Minnie SherFey Walker, was born 4 June 1909, at Pullman, Wa s hington. Mother Minnie Anna Sherfey Walker died 16 J u ne 1909, from "complications of' childbirth", and tiny Minnie Sherfey Wal ker died 31 .July 1909. William Martin ~·Jalker died 4 Febr uary 1949, at Colfax, Washington, at the age of" 78, and is bur ied in the r.o . o . F . Cemetery at Pul l ma n, n ext to Minnie An n a , Anna Maude, and his two baby daug hters . Paul Herman Walker, eldest child of William Martin and Minni e Anna Sherfey Walker, was born 18 July 1895 , at .Jonesborough, Tennessee, and wa s ni n e year s old when his parents moved the f am ily to the state of' Washington . Herman Walker enlisted in the U. s. Navy 18 April 1917 , at .Johnson , Washington a nd served from that d ate to 26 September 1 919 whe n he was honor ably discharged at Bremerton, Was hington. After hi s discharge From the USN, he farmed near Grangeville, Idaho. There he married R u by F r ances Waymire (daughter of .John Andrew Waynire and Jennie Christin a Peterson-Palmeh n) 17 March 1923 . Paul Herman and Ruby Waymire Walker had two childre n: Bob Burl Walker married Oelphi n a Yribar ; and Jean Laree Wa lker marr ied Miles Max Matthews. Paul Her man Walke r died 13 Octobe r 1941 at Star , Ada county, Idaho, and was buried 1 6 October 1 94 1 in the Prairie View Cemetery at Grangeville, Idaho County, Idaho . Ruby Waymire Walker married (2) H. B. Hemphill in 1944 . She died 3 Dece mbe r 1971 and i s buried in Terrace Lawn Cemetery, Boise, Ada County, Idaho . Jean Laree Walker was born 21 .January 1928, on the 'farm nor th of' Gra n geville, Idaho. Miles Max Matthews and Jean Laree Walker were married 27 September 1944 at Middleton, Canyon Cou n ty, Idaho . Thei r three chi l dren are: Cheryl Ann Matthews, born 20 August 1948, Boise, Idaho, married Daniel F • E • Cannou; Rober t Miles Matthews, born 26 November 1949 , Boise, Idaho z married Debbie Lee Dennis, and has three so n s , Anthony Strong, Robert Miles, Jr. and David Scott Matthews; William Calvin Matthews, born 26 November 1949, Boi se , Idaho, married Linda Lee Bindner and has two so ns, Jason Bryan a nd Eric Bradley Matthew s . William Calvin Matthews died 28 October 1984 and is buried i n Memory Gardens Me mo rial Park at Br ea, California. In 1954, Miles a nd J ean ~Jalker Matthe ws moved rrom Idaho to Orange County, California, 2nd now reside at 11438 S eabr ook Way , Cyp ress , CA 90630. V1r&ln1& Appala.cbJ&n Not.as �.21YOST VS CORBET The following are document fro m a court case in Giles County , Virginia . What is unusual about these do cuments is that one of the justices wrote d.n pencil on the bac~ of the papers -- not es on the testimony given . Some of the words were illegible . But it does gi ve you an idea of what the trial was about. Gile3 County to Wit : Whereas John yost of Said County Tanner hath personally Come before Benjamin Peck one one (sic) of the Com 'th Justices assigned to Keep peace for the Said County and hath taken a corporal Oath that he the Said John yost is a1frayed Micheal Corbit Taylor James McDaniel Hatter in the Said County Will Beat wound mame Kill or do him Some Bodily hurt and hath therefore prayed Surety of the peace aga inst Them The Said Micheal Corbit & James McDaniel. These are therefore on the behalf and in The Name of the Com'th to Command you That Imedia tely upon The Receipt hereof you bring The Said Mi cheal Corbi t & James McDaniel before me to find Surety of The peace as well for Thei r personal appeareance of the Next Court to be holden fo Said County as also fo Ther e Keepping The peace in the mane time towards The Ci tesons of This Commonweal th and (? ?) to wards The Said John yost -- given under my hand and Seal Thi s 2Jrd day of May 1818 to John Maidan Const b J Peck (seal) (ba ck) executed a nd Return Before J . Peck esq_ . John Maiden const . (followin g in pencil) Peters -- near the steps a stone came near us app~ch---­ (? ) They would hit us == Conversation with him , H. Yost - - Heard then the voice of Corbet (? ) him before the door I heard Stones - -- House never s toned before Yost-~-I -~as- in-bed, when Corbet came & stooped down & picked~ !'99!s-~- -- ~ = Escaped from his mm = Now corner 1. g~~D~-~~~QE§_ QQ±x_son Mr Yost == at one time Corbet //// Commonw ' th =don ' t get the~~~~ Not to punish for what is done Pur~1~-f~E-~i_ J~ trangeland?? safety Johnson - Corbet went over to Yost -- heard them-- with stones - - chi ldren alarmed Yost run to him -- Dri nk -- Young I.adys . 2. ? ? to Jailor to RieciYe M. Corbet. , .. . 1818 May bound to keep the peace for 1 month .. .. . Com ' th Costs $5 . . ?J (back) Giles County to Wit : to the Constable of this District and to the Keepper of the Jail in the said County- - -Whereas Micheal Corbit Taylor is now Brought before me Benja ' m Peck one of the Commonwealth Jus tices asignd to keep The peace in The Said County Req_uiring him to find Sufficant Shureties to be bound with him in a Recognizance for his personal appeareance at the Next Court to be Holden in and for The Said County and in The mean time to Keep the peace or be of good behavoier Towards The Said Commonwealth and all its Citi zens and Especially towards The Said John yost of The Said County, Tanner and whareas he The Said Micheal Corbit hath Refused and I:oth now Refuse before me to find Such Sureties ---- These are Therefore in The name of the Commonweal th to Command you The Said Constable fourth with to Convey The Said Mi cheal Corbit to the Common Jail of The Said County and to Deliver him to the Keepper Thereof There together with This precept -- and I do in the Name of the Commonwealth hereby Command you The Said Keepper to Recive The Said Micheal Corbit unto your Custody in The Said Jail and him Then Safely Keep untill he Shall find Such sureties as aff oresaid or be otherwise Discharged by a Due Cource of Law given under my hand & Seal This 2Jrd day of May 1818. J. Peck (seal) Vir&ID1& Appala.chian Notes �J. (bail bond) Giles County to Wit : be it Remember That on the 24t h day of May i n the year 1818 That Micheal Cor bit Taylor with Wi ll i am Wat tes (or Wa lter) Saddler John Maidan farmer James Mullen William Ayres Henry Hines Whitney Lindsey W'm Plyman (deft & sureties) ..... sum of fifty dollars ... . .. Micheal Corbit to appear next court of Giles . . . ... to Keep the peace especially towar Jo hn Yost sign & sealed J, Peck. (sig) Micheal his X mark Corbit , William Walter (or Watter?) , John Maiden , Jame~ Mullen, William Ayers , H Hines , Whitney Lindsey W'm Plymal (back - in pen & pencil) Mccomas (? ) could not seen . <~ Both Vice - same brouge ces ' m -- Leogira? PC ---Threw a stone - - al l ? Princepa ls? ~-§-~!'! _______ _ QQ!'P~! _ ;r~!_unwilling to go ? --- from ?__ ? Johns on ' s evidence Corban Turned back McDaniel Mr-- Fra.nkiin:--stone -- Clapboard . Knocked off & yet he knew not where stone hit :: Mcn3.Iliei-s;~re-that Corbet was not there with him . == --------------= Negati ve = Lunacy = whole defense at the time committed the crime = ( _ _ _ ?) well g!'Q~g~g-~~~~--== compromise yesterday Chapman Corbet fled from a land of slavery & to be useful in Giles -- Favorable opinion of X~- ~g;r_::_!g~~gded to Court he r One Witness - Youst Johnson & Yost J'r Petters 1? ~~~9~~=~=~~25!~f_gQ_not separate ~i_!!Q!{±g_!!i!_~~t'!!'_!i the/voi¢'e for ¢orb~t of Mcnt'nie;ls f~r Gi;les ( ?) (marked out) ~pp~~±~-~Q-~~~-mercy of the courts Coat & Voice === House stoned before - Franklin - also E Peters ~~~=~!g5~=~~=gQ=~p-the street ==== insanity Witnesses for Deft ~~~~!~±_:J.! ) he went over the Creek he knows not -- Knows nothi ng Negative {.!2_gQ!!~J~!Q~~-Qo not Steward In his Shirt sleves i n a room by himself -----Der angement Knocked off 10 ? ? not used to throw stones ~2~=~=~!Q~~ in dark XQ~~-2Q!!1P!Q!!l!sed (Homocide) Stranger bound to peace === a novelty ====emba ' n & will, Homocie 1Q Perangement ~~~~====Q~ph'd (The outcome of the case was not given on any of the papers . ) ================================================================================ SHANNON SEARCHERS is a new gen ealogical surname newsletter , publ i shed be-monthly beginning in January and annual index in the Nov/Dec i ssue. Minumum of 10 pages • Queries & lineages , Shannon related, are publis hed free f or subscribers . $8 . 50 a year,; $10 • .50 US dollars outside the US. Order from Joyce Shannon Bridges , Rt 2 Box 50-X, Keithville, LA 7104-7. ==========================·====================================================== = ViriiDJ,a Appalaoh1an NotAta J �FLOYD COUNTY , VIRGINI A Abstracts of a few marriage bonds from the book , "Marriage Bonds 1831-1843 , Part 2 ( p 205-430) ", in the court house at Floyd, Virginia. This book contains the photostats of the original marriage records . p 205 . Consent: of Wm Boyd & myself . ... . (sig) Sealy X (his mark) Prater . . (dated) Jan 10 , 18J7 .. Bond : . .. . Wm Boyd (s i g . X) (groom) & Levi Boyd (suriety) . ... (date) 11 Jan 18J7 . . .. William Boyd & Celia Prater (bride) p 2 06 . Min ret : . . . William Boyd & Celia Prater md 12 Jan 1837 by John Cock Bond : Powhatan Williams (sig . X) & Mos es Dickerson (s i g X) •••• 25 Jan 1837 ... . Powha tan Williams & Elizabeth Di ckerson . . ... . p 207 . Min Ret : Jl Jan 1 837 .. William Slaughter tion ( md by) Aust i n Hylton. & Margaret Yates by publica- Bond : John Huff (sig X) & Ja mes Ferguson (sig . Foguson) .. . l Feb 1837 . . . . . John Huf1 & Elizabeth Guilliams . p 208 . Consent : .. . . Lynch Lester & my daughter Lucy Sowers . . .. 4 Feb 18J7 . . . Jacob (sig X) Sowers . (Wit : ) John Sowers, Linza Lister Consent : ... . of fat her James Lester ... . . Wit : Linza Lester & Luke Grayham . p 209 . Bond : . . . Lynch Lester & Asa 1 (or S) Howard . ... 4 Feb 18)7 ... Lynch Lester & Lucy Sowers .. ... License : Lynch Lester & Lucy Sowers . ... 4 Feb 1837 Min Ret on license : on 16 Feb 1837 by George Godbey. p 210 . Consent : ... fo r son Abner Lester to marry . ... 25 Feb 1837 .. . (sig) Abner Les ter . Bond : Abner Lester & William Helms (sig X) . . . 25 Feb 1837 . . . Abner Leslie & Mary Ann Helms . p 211. Bond : Jos eph Kinnerly (or Kenn erly) & Jolm W Headew .... 7 Mar 18J7 .. Joseph Kennerly & El iza Helms Min Ret: married on 7 Mar 1837 by Joshua Adams p 212 . Bond : Martin Slaughter & Jacob Douthat ... 1 0 Mar 18J7 . . .. Martin Sla ugter and Nancy Bolt Min Ret : on 16 Mar 1837 by Austin Hylton p 21J . Bond: David Owens (sig X) & Samuel Agnew (sig Lavid Owens & Pa.rthera Agnew p 214. Bond: Ben jamin Phlegar (sig pfhiger) & Eli Phleger •... 15 May 18J? . Be nja min Phleger & Mary Weddle . .. Min Ret : md on 18 May 1837 by Austin Hylton p 215. Bond : Ja.mes B Headen & Ma linda C Helms & X) .... 28 Apr 18J7,, John W Helms . ... 18 May 1837 . , , . James B Headen �.-10 215 , p p 216. p 217. p 218 . Consent : my daughter Sar ah Wilson & Blagborn ake r s ... ?..7 Ma y 1 837 . . Benjaimin Wilson. Wit: Andrew Atiser , Clabourn X Thomp s on Bond : Akers Blackburn Akers & Andrew Altizer . .. . 27 Ma y 1 8 37 .... Blackburn & Sarah Wilson Bond : Newman Heyltton (sig. ~ ) & Peter Dicke r s on ... . 21 Au g 1837 . . . Newman Hylton & Nancy t1oles Min Ret : md on 7 Sept 1837 by Aus tin Hyl ton Bond: James M Dunn & Samuel Thomps on . . . . 2 5 Sept 183 7 .... J a mes M Ihnn & Susanah Thompson Min Ret : md on 5 Oct 1837 by Rich ' d Buckingha m p 219. Bond : Matthew Sandifen & George Godbey .. . . . JO Sept 1837 .... Ma thew Sandifen & Mary Goodson p 220. License: p 221 . Min Ret : (back of license) md on 28 Oc t 1837 by George Godbey returned Nov 1837 p 222 . Bond : Mat thew Cox & Ross Cox . .. . . . . 2 Oct 183? ... . Matthew Cox and Drusilla Gillam Min Ret : md on 5 Oct 1837 by Austin Hylton p 223. Nathan Conner & Aron Conner ( sig Aaron) .. .. 19 Oct 1837 . . .. Na than Conner & Eliza Cole p 224. Heeter Williams & William Morrical ( sig Heeter Williams & Susanah Morrical p 225. Consent: son Jacob Yearout & Elizabeth Altizer .... . 26 Oct 1837 . . .. . Jacob Yearout Sr (sig X) Wit : Jno R Charlton & Joseph B Tankersley p 226. Jacob Yearout & Elish Altizer . .. . . 26 Oct 18J7 ... .. Jacob Yearout & Elizabeth Allizer p 227 . Bond : 'lbbias Burk ( sig Berrk) & John Altizer . . .. 19 Dec 1837 ...... . Tobias Burk & Susanna Allizer Min Ret: Tobias Burk & Susannah Altizer md 5 Jan 1838 by C Bul lard p 228. Bond : James Leslise & John Goodson ... . .. _ Leslise & Betty Marten Matthew Sandifier (Sandifur) ~ Polly Goodson •. . JO Dec 1837 Morricle) . . . . 19 Oct 1837 ... Jan 1838 ...... James Min Ret: on 1 Jan 1838.. J ames Govress or Sovress & Lucinda Ratliff (dated) 23 Jan 1838 by Michael Howry p 229 . Bond: Joseph Epperly & Tu.niel Brugh •••• J Jan l8J8 . . ... Sarah Brugh Min Ret: md on 4 Jan 1838 by Michael Howr(g_) y p 230. Consent: Mrs Marthy Rose •.• her daughter Mary Rose was 21 the 1 4 d ay last Oct •••• Thomas Spangler to marry •.. ,6 Jan 1838 .. . Mrs Marthy ( x) Rose, Olive X King Wit: Washington Spangle Bond: Thomas Spangler & George W Spangler •..•• 9 Jan 1838 .... Mary Rose Min Ret: md on 11 Jan 1838 by Owen Sumner p 2Jl. V11'&1ni& Appala.ch1an Notea �..31 p 2Jl . Consent : John K Shilling .. to.Margare~ .smi~h . . . 6 Feb 1838 .... Jacob Shilling .. , .. Wit : Geroge Argabright , EliJah -r- Brown p 2J2 . Bond : Smi th p 2JJ . Wil son X Huff & Archelous McPee:.k .. . .. 9 Feb 1838 .. .. Wilson Huff & J ane Mc Peak or Mc Peek . ( sig Arch ' s for Archelous) Min Ret : md on 11 Feb Wilson Huff & Jane McPeek by Austin Hylton John K Shilling & Elijah X Brmm ... ,7 Feb 1838 .. . . Margaret Min Ret : Spencer Dunka n & Anna Akers .. . 20 Feb 1838 .. by publication md by Rich ' d Buckingham . p 2J4. Min Ret : 22 Feb 1 8J8 - El ias Smith & Jane Dewesee by publication md by Austin Hylton Bond: William Zemmerman & Hector Williams .... . 24 Feb 1838 . .. . . William Zemmerman & Adali ne Williams Min Ret: md 2 7 Feb 18J8 by Owen Su1TU1er p 235, Bond : Henry Killerman & Powhatan Williams .. .. . 26 Mar 1838 ... . . Henry K.illerman & Nancy Will iams . .. Min Ret md 29 Mar 1838 by Austin Hyl ton Consent: my son AbQ.l Wilson to marry Martha Wood .. ... 2 Apr 1838 .... Alford taylor, Rachel taylor . Wit : Ja ' s DQhurty p 236 . Bond : Abel Wilson & John Wood .... 2 Apr 1838 .... Abel Wi lson & Martha Wood Min Ret : Abram Wilson & Martha Wood md 4. Apr 1838 by Jesse Jones Consent : •. . my son Hirarn ..... 23 Apr 1838 ... .. Naomi Wit : Rich'd Buckington p X Thompson ..•. . Bond: Hiram Thompson & Adam Akers . ..••. (this bond is incomplete) Min Ret: Hiram Thompson & Mary Akers md 6 May 1838 by Rich ' d Buckingham 237 . ==================================================================-=================== ::: :::l=rr: ..=:: !;1r .:Ji.r1 .ra Chro r-1:· 1 ::= . the 1986 ~ 514 - paqe, h~Td r:ive t" f> J st ..::q- ·.1 o+ '7:J~ 1 err; 1'·!01-,.o./oc-d C ~ Mi dd l eto~, , c cr,t a j n s 1 , ~..:; _._·~ 1. r,de:·.r eo r•::tmes and 1 s p t- cn/ i r1q a \:'al Ltab l e t...... 1 9ene2l0a : c~l so~rce. Salem Historical Societ y P. O. Box 201 Salem . 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Gift copies from the author have been placed in the V lrg inia Roo m, Roanoke City Publice Library and the Hollins Branch , Roanoke Co . Library . MANUSCRIPT FOR RAILROAD HISTORY AT CAROL M NEWMAN LI BRA RY c o mpiled by Gl enn McMullen. This i s a 26 page manuscript a nd i s f r ee to libraries . Contact Ann Heidbrader Eastman , Public Relations Director , Ne wma n Library , Virginia Tech, Blacksburg , Va 24061. HUNGRY MOTHER: HISTORY & LEGENDS - 50th ANNIVERSARY - HUNGRY MOTHER STA TE PARK = 1936-1986 by Mack H Sturgill. In c luded i n thi ::; 235 page , s oftbound , 8xl0" local history book are s eve ral vers ions of tho " Legen1 t of Hungry Mother,' the Legend of Moll y ' s Knob , " p oems and s on g:-; i ns p ired by those tales about the Virginia state park wi th the mos t unusua l n a me of a ny park i n t he country . There are numerous photographs , maps and sketc hes of the park. A collection of seven articles publis hed a bout the p a rk with the extraordinary name of Hungry Mother a re included in the Appe ndix , as well as a bibliogr?Lphy. Price $15. 60 , Virginia residentG ( $15. 00 non residents ) plus $1. 50 per copy for s hipping . If the pur chas er i s not pleased with the book and returns it within 10 days , a refund will be sent immediat e ly . Order from: Mack H Sturgill, Rt 3 Box 263 , Mari on , VA 243 54 . ( see Oct, 1986, Book Reviews , for a review of the above box whic h was incomplete - we goof ed. ) ======================-=========================================================== 1884 HESTER ROLL OF THE EASTERN CHEROKEE •• A family cen:;u s , by location, giving both Indian and English names , Indian a nc estor, relationship within house hold , and age of those a ttac hed to the Qualla Reservation in we:::: tern North Carolina who refused to be removed to Oklahoma . 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Order from: Barbara Crumpton , PO Box 1531, Dunca n, OK 7J_5Jl~ . ===============================================================================-= �33 Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Adc:.ms Alley Allison Bai l ey Bayes Beard Bennett Berger Blakeley Bleakely Boaz Boley Bolling Bondur a n ( t) Booth Bowles Bowlin Brannon Brockett Brookman Brown Bundurant Bundren Bun drum Carter Celums Cherokee Childers Clark Colley Conner Cox Craig 22,23,24 I 43 47,54 55 39 8, 9 31 19 u~ l S· 41 42 45' 46 4 '/ 4 25 18 I 4 4 42 53 45,46 45,46 45 ,46 51 , 55 4 18 26 ,27 14 33 41,42 31 43 Crawford 2 Creec11 11 Cu11unings l Dalton 26 Dnnvenport 32 Davis 4 Dick en son 35 Doran 5,36,37 Fisher .34 Forgy 17 Freeman 53 Gardner s Gray 3o.3t> ,37 Graybill 50 Ha le l Hall 16 Hamilton 28 Harris 14,20 Hawk(e) 52 Hedri c k 50 Hendricks(on) 21 Hern don 13 Hogan 6 Holaday 39 Howard 43 Huff 50 Huffman 50 Hurt 42 Iv es 4 41 Jackson Jot1nston 3J,44 Jones 51 Keller 3 Kelms 4 Kellums 4 Kelly 11 ,54 Kerr 40 28 Kessler 52 Key 53 Kiester 4 Killums 53 Kinser 15 LaPrad 2 McCarty 43 McClure Mccutcheon 51 34 McGuire Meacham 22 3 Meadows Midk iff 26,27 31,32 Mills 53 Mitchell 39 Monroe Moore 14,47 2 Morris Moses 8, 9 38 Newman Niceley 12 39 Noble P almore 15 4 Pangle P erfater 56 Poston 35,36 40 Ramsey 29 Ratliff 10 Re ed 51 Reeves Rickman 53 Roberts 55 51 Rob ertson 18 Rogers 34 Saul 37 Shadow 41 Shaff er 32 Sharp 25 Shaver 34 Sink 44 Smith 6 Stanback Stewart 54,55 49,56 Stover 14 Terrell 19 Thomas 23,24 Tipton 53 Turner 13 Tye 16,18 Tyree 48 Unrue 48 Vandine 12 Verbal 12 Verbl e Wade 10,4'1 53 Warden Wells 30 14 Wiggins Williams 40,53 54 Woodward 39 Wright 16 Young =========~====================================================================== FAYETTE COUNTY , VIRGINIA (Now West Virginia) . 1840 Census with index - $4. 00, 1850 Census with index - $11 . 00 , All information listed on the microfilm for these census was copied . If the two censuses are ordered together the cost is $12 . 00 , 'Ihe 1860 Fayette Co , (W) Va census should be available in the s pring of 1987 . Order from : Dreama Blevins , Box 559 , Oak Hill, WV 25901 . ==============================--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------HDrT : Stopperl at a graveyard the other day, but had no luck because I could not reach the stones . The area was overgrown with brush, etc. There I stood -- could sec the stones but was not able to get close enough to read them . After I GOt home , still fu ss ing about not being able to copy them ---- I saw the binocular hanging by the desk. Next time I go they will be included in my kit. If I can ' t reach the stone~ maybe I '11 be able to read part of them. �1-87 . Seeking info on Jonathan CUMMI NGS in Loudon Co . , VI\, L i l l ; liti2 l11 ·11ry P1tt :-. \"lva nl. n Cos . , VA a nd 1790 living on Spoon Creek, P atr i ck Co ., VA ne:it· James .ind Poll) CUMMI!'GS llALE . El iJnh CUMM I NGS under 21 listed with J ona than in 1783, Henry Co. T :i x Li st . I s Jon.1th.111 f.1tll• · r b1· t 1ther of Po l l ) HAL E? Mrs. Dorothy HALE AMIS, 8730 Ferncli ff Av e . , N. E. , B:i i nb1· 1 di;e I:-. l.11Hl. WA ~·K 1 I 11 2-87 . Need info on John F. and Lucy (CRAWFORD) McCA RTY wno L1v1.:d Hu <"ltbr1d i.. <.· l ' u . VA . 18SO's . Pl ace and dates of births unknown . J ohn F. McCARTY se rv e d in lllL' Cunfo · d• 1· .. t L· Army . The) had n d:iu. Frances A. McCARTY, b. Rockbridge Co., VA , Nov. 1851. Faml.l) JnOVLU tr. L.l l J• 11 Co . . WV. 1868, Wllcre Frances md. George W. MORRIS, 1871. Have info on MORRIS L1rn1l), but 11•·t d inlu CJn Ml C ARTY a nd CRAWFORD famil i es. Anna M. BRYANT, 2 Seminole Rd .. Huntjngton. v.y ~ 3-87 . Who were tile p arents, b r others and sist e rs of J ames MEADOWS , I> . R.HJl , •rd C: o . . \'A (l'otc : Ther e is no Radford Co., VA. Believe this may be Bedfo1·d Co . , V1\. Th1.: n · 1 ~ .1 Hadiurd, VA, which is a city in Montgomery Co ., VA . Quer y Edi tor) in 1825-26. II <' 1.1d . Em 1 i v A K I::LLI::R Ccl.1u . of A dam & Nancy KELLER) in 1853 in Cabell Co. , WV. Settl ed in CalH:ll Co •. t·.11·l :i.- . ll::i ·lu',.., a11d d. t11e r c 25 June 191'1. Will appreciate any info on th is fa mily . Anna M . RHYl\NT, .1dl.lr• "'~o~. 4- 87 . Exc ban ge BRANNON, Muscatin e Co . , I A , 1840 ; Wil li:-un DAVIS , Pultaw.1t.111o 11" Co . I A . 1870; David/ Caleb BOOTH, Berkeley Co. , WV, 1780; George W:ishington DAVI S, MU. VA \\V. lo H.11·t11ol<)mcw Co . , I N, 17~0/1840; PANGLE , VA, 17SO ; KELMS , KELLUMS , KILLUM S, CELUMS. PA. VI\. TN, TN. li75-UHO; BROCKETT and IVES , NC, 1700 ' s . JUchardNASH, RR2, Box 1£18, NL!o d cl:ih:i, KS ti67:'>7 5-8·7. Wisb to cor r espond with anyone inte t· es t e d in DORl\N :family o 1 F1· a 11 kl i 1i Cu. . VA . N eed names of parents of Hartman DORAN who d. in 1809, Franklin Co. Docs 1111yont.: h,1vc· :111y i nfo o n John DORAN who is naentiooed in c hurch r ecords of New Ke n t Co. ( 1720 ' s)? My i; 1· a11dJ.1tnc 1·' ::; l>ru i.11 e r was Moses J uoal DORAN and he was living in Kan awha Co . , WV in l so ·1. Da t: I e n c ALL J E .. V :J5 jLl d i.;c 11d. , S . E. , Roanoke, VA 24014 6-87. Wish to corresp ond with anyone interested in HOG AN l arnily o J Ucc.lfut·d . 13utetou r t J nd Ron n oko Cos, Need names of parents of Elisha HOGAN ( b. ca 1818) who nad . Nancy STANB A CK (d :i u . of Pllilip STANBACK) io 1847, Roanoke Co. Does an yone have any info on J am •l:i HOGAN whu is o n 182U Botctou1·t census witb two son s? ~D~a~r~l~e~n~e::....:A~L~L~I=E~·--=a~d~d~r~e==s=s--=a~b~o::....:.v=e~. 7- 87 . Wish to correspond witll anyone interested in ALLEY fa11iily of T.u; cwc l l Cu . . VA . was b. ca 1800 and lived in Stok es Co . , NC until 1860' s . He d. af t e r 1~80 in Taz ewe l l Darlene ALLIE. address above. J oseph ALLEY Co. 8-87. Seek r esearchers of tile MOSES families o f Bote t our t ancl Monl~o11H.• ry Cos . William H. MOSES , b . about 1770, was in Montgomery Co . as ea rly as 1820. Arn as yet un c:c r t :i in as to his r e l ntion s11ip to tile MOSES families of Botetourt Co., but think there 111u s t. b e some . 1Yilll.::i111's son Th omns md. Martlla BENNETT and moved to Putn am Co., WV after 1810 . D an P. ALLEN 232 Mulberry :;A . New Y o 1·k , NY 10012 · - J_ S-87. Seeking p a r ents of Martha BENNETT, b. 1808/0S , rnd . ca 1828 in Mo nt ~o111c r y Co .. Th o mas MOSES. Was her father Samuel BENNETT, who appeared, age 50-60, in 1 830 M on t. ~omcry Co . census? Wn s s he sister to Davis M. BENNETT, md . Prudence GARDNER in Montgomery Co . . s Ma t·. 1823? Se e k :rny BENNETT info from Montgomery, Botetourt and area counties. D a n p. ALLEN 1 address :i bo v e . 10- 87 . Need parents of Geor ge WADE (possibl e middl e n::1111e N e wt.on) , b. 7 May 1807, VA ; d . 1 9 Mnr. 1877, Sevier Co . , TN. He was md, to Ann REED and h a d se v e n c h ildren . Will an s wer all IY ADE corresponden ce . Mary Ann THOMPSON, 2721 Knollwood Cou1·t 1 P la n o , TX 75075 11-8'/ . Seeking info on L awr enc e , Pa trick , Jonothan , Sr. , Jonot ha n , Also, John, Jonothan, L arsh, William Henry CREECH, 1700-1800 ' s , VA, 458, Morehead, KY 40351 12-87. Charles Monroe VERBAL (VERBLE) live d Wbere? Wife, Alice B . NI CELEY VERBAL , 1910, Charles Henry, William Patrick Sarah Amanda exchange or pay for copi es . wi.1ma SANDPORQ, Jr . , KY. KE L L Y , V A , KY, 1700-lSOO' s . L lo yd DE AN, Rt. 6 1 Box Norton, \'/i se Co . , V A , 1910 , ~11;e 76, d . 11 Au g u st 1912. age 64. P nx· ents of ci to e r? Childr en : James Wnlt e1· , an d Hes t er Lav o nia. Live d some i n KY a nd OH. Wi l l Box 51Ei, Ca r l s bad, NM 88220 13-87 . James Hogan HERNDON, b. 8 Au g . 1812 , md. Catherin e TYE, d au . o:f George w. TYE , b.? D:ito and place of marriage? Catherine d. 1868? J ames d. 22 F eb . 1885. Both bur ied on HERNDON ho111estcnd near railroad stat ion at Artemus, KY , Kn ox Co . otoer info? \Yilma J....._ SAN~FORD , addr ess above, !.!:1tk Solomon S. TERRELL, b . 1827- 28 , md . Mary A. HARRIS, b, 1 Aug . 1833, par e nts Elijah HARRIS and Rosa (Rosanne) MOORE? Dat e and place marriage? Other? Li v c d in Kn ox Co. , KY . Al so, John CLARK, b. 1814, md . Margaret WIGGINS, 1833 , Whitley Co . , KY . Pare nt s ot ei ther ? Wilma I . SANDFORD , address above . 15 -8l. Looking for na1nes of parents of I shmael c . LaPRAD , b . 3 Nov. 1831, m d . Salli e P ALMORE , 16 53 Mar. l8 , d. 12 Feb. 1915, Lived in Franklin Co., VA. J o hn E LaPRAD, Rt.. l , Box 256A, George town, DE 19S47 ' 16 87 • J<tmes TYREE md . Mary Elizabeth HALL in Scott Co . , VA, 22 Jun e 1836. Til e y poss ibly divorced ca 1850, in any case James l ater md. a Polly YOUNG? I a m interested i n Mar y Elizabeth HALL. Wh o were her parents and what finally ha ppened to h er? Any h olp npprccia tcd. Nan DA I LEY , H R 2, Box 374 1 Pr inceton, IN 47670 ~ Archiba ld FORGY and wife El eanor were in Scott Co ., VA by 1820. H e was b. in TN c a 1790, she was b. in VA ca 1795 . Am i n tereste d in Ele<inor's nw iden name, also a ny info on FORGY. The i r children include : John , Nan cy, Eve, Ge orge, Affali 1rn, Ma ry, El ea n or and Ar c hibald . N an DAILEY, address above . 18-87. David TYREE, Sr. was b . ca 1785 i n Wilk es Co ., NC . H e mo ved through C ar ter Co . , TN n r cn, living in Lee Co ., VA by 1810 (area which later beca me Scott Co .). H is f i r s t ma1·l·inge wa s to Rachel ROGERS, do not know when or where. Th ei r first child wa s b . ca l811 , Rac hel may hav e been CHEROKEE Indian. Any info appreciated. Nan o_~LJ;¥,., _udgrcss abo ve . _ _ __.,_ :.t,.., ... ,_ . ... • - �1 9 - 8I..,_ P. ac·h e l T HOM AS , d ;1 u. o f J o hn THO~!AS , md , Be njami n BLAKELEY , son of James BLEAKELY, i n Pit tsylvani;i Cu ., V:\. :H Alig . 18 0 9 , s ur e ty J o hn BOWLIN. Rev. Thomas BOAZ , a Baptist mi ni ster , md. t ht:m . Is th0 1·,. a u ot lH'r sou n :e llnkin ~ Ra c h e l and John? Where is chu r ch l ocated that Rev . T h omas BO A.l 1111111s t v 1· ~· d from? K a th e rin e DUTHORN. 4GW109 Big Timb er Road, Hampshire, IL 60140 20-87. Sea r ch in g 11 n ces try uf L ewi s HARRI S. Constabl e, Russell Co . , VA , 1809 . Listed in Scott Co. 1 8 20 Cvn ::;u s. D i<Jd T e i-r e B a u te . V i~o Co . , I N. 1831. Wife Catharine. Postage refunded . Do r o th t._LjilU!fSON_, 227 ~ A ::i r o u ..§.-1 0~_, P o.rl Charlotte, FL 33£ 52 21-87 . Sc:i n : lli11 g !0 1· Wl f c .i nd p:i r e n t s of He nr y HENDRICKS(ON) who went t o SC pri oi· to 1754 from t h e n o 1· t l1 wa r d wi t h wi ! e :rnd t wo L hi l dr 01i. A son, William HENDRICKS, ca 1 734-179'/, listed in 1783 E as t Flor id•• T e n · . ccns .. 1s :-is n a tiv e o f PA; 1 787 ce n sus as native of VA. Will exchan g e info. Th e!_!1~a__ !i ~ HIL l2, P. O . l3u x 5_8 ;'.L. Gr ce:.!l__f~<?_ ~Qrings , FL 32043 22-87 . W1l l i :1m ADAM S. b . ca 1770 . VA , mu. 8 / l7/ 1 785, Pitlsylvania Co., VA , Frances "Fanny" MEACHAM , b. e;, 1 1780 . Vi\. Oc l lt:v1.: d t o I.Jc son o 1 Na th.in , b. c a 1736; d . ca 1802 , Pittsy l vania Co . & wif e , Ann e . Wm . & F :1n n y i n Scu ll. Co ., VA. 18 20 ce n s u s stat es 4 boys & G g i rls. Need other siblings . Th1· ce k n own c hild1· 1.: n : Na th a n , Ma r y "Po l l y " a nd Will i :1111 . Wi l l e xch ange info • . J o~c ph _N . ADAM~ l lG Rci;1.: n _!: C ir cl~, O ~ k -~~s!fil? . TN 378 3 0 23-8 7 . J o hn F. TIPTON . b . C'1 1 8 12 , T N, s t a t es in 18 80 ce n s u s both parents were b. in VA . Md. ( wn e e c'?) Ma r y L. ADAMS . l>. 8 / 2·1/1 $ 10 NC; d , 10/ 1 5/ 18 9 0. Scot t Co . , VA , the dau. of Wm. ADAMS , b. NC o r I r e l an d & ~ln r y - ? - b. NC. T hey l iv e d j n Wyth e Co . , VA until 1835-36, then in Sc ott Co . , VA , S/3/ 1 8 3 1 & d. j n Sco l l Co .. VA. J osep!!_ N_:.. _A!>AMS, a ddr ess abov e . 24-8 7 . Wi l l i..1m ADA MS . u . I r e land o r NC & wi f e Ma 1·y E. -?- b . NC , known c hi l dren: Nimrod, b . 1818 , NC, d . l !'o06, Svu t t Co . . VA , md. (1 ) N:rney D . - ? -; Mary L . ADAMS , b . 8 / 24/ 1810 , NC, d . 10/ 15/ 1850, Sco t t Co . . VA , n1 d . ( wl w r c? ) J o hn F . TIPTON. b , CH 1 815 , TN. Un:-ible to f ind marri age r ecord of Nimr o d or ~l a ry L. B 0 U l..'ve G eor ge W. ADAMS, d . c a 185 6, Sc ott Co . , was their brother. Josee!! Y ..:.. !.'.PAMS , 2 <J..d re!?JS ab ove. 25-8?. S t i l l try i n i; t o find in f o o n El i jah SHAVER , wh o md . Ma ry Agnes BOWLES , (d:iu . of Peter BOWLES), S e pt . 181 7 in Mo nt g om e ry Co .. VA . Vi_!"t; ! n ;!. a MIDJ(J_FF GRAHAM, 4_0_Q6 ~lark Graham Rd. , !!_~!1_1'_:!,_ngto !L_ l_VV_ 25 70 1 26-8 '7 . S eekin g in fo o n J o hn CHILDERS who md . Pheb e MIDKIFF , 24 Mar. 1818 in Pittsylvania Co. , VA . Sh e was d a u. oJ i\brah:-1111 & I pll :l DALTON MIDK IFF. Will ex c han ge i nfo. VirgJ: f!.oi-~ ~!IDK I FF GRAHAM , addr ess _:;t bo y_Q._. 2 7 -8 7 · N ee d h e lp o n Sol o mo n , J a mes a nd William CHILDERS , s ons of John & Pheb e (MIDKIFF) CHILDERS f ro111 P i t ts ylvania Co . , VA . Wi l l exc n a nge info . Vir ~ in i a MIDKIFF GJ!AHAM, address above . 28 - 87. S ea t· c hin i; f o r til e J a ther and gl" a ndfather of Joern KESSLER, Jr., b . 1804-05 Bote tourt Co. , VA ; d . 187 L, B o t e tourt Co., VA. H e md . Botetourt Co . , VA, 8 Sept. 1835 , Susanna (Susan) HAMILTON. She was b. 1811, VA; d. 1881, B o t e t o urt Co . , VA. They bad 10 childr e n. Ch arlott e KESLER HAY~!(IKER, 2711 Qc l _ l _A ~e . ,__ N.E., Roanok e , VA 24012, pho1_1_e_703- :_342-8476. ?!:: - 8.1..:. Floyd Co . , KY ltl40 ce n s u s l i s t s Ri c h~1 rd RATLIFF (20-30 years) with two males ( unde r 5 and 5 -10 ye •tr s) 0 11d two l' em;:il es (und e r :S and 20-30 y enr s ) . Wher e was this f amily in 1850? Would a ppr eci~1t v :rny info 0 11 th e m. Ag n e s RUDBERG, _ 14_U~_ t11gi.:.~~Jl.riv ~_, Sun Citv Center , FL 3357 0 30-87 . N ee d p a r e n ts and g 1·andpa r e nts of Za c hari a h N. WELLS ( b . 1810 VA)and wif e Ma r gar e t (b . 181 7 TN). Th e y f i r s t i n Claiborn e Co., TN wh e r e son s Nonh (b. 1833) , He nry P. (b . 1836) a n d El b e r t (b. 1838), Th !:! n L ee Co . . VA wh e r e dau. Ma ry (b. 1841) , s ons Solomon (b. 1844) , Mahal (b. 1846) , th e n Scott C o ., VA wh e r e dau. Rc•b ecc a A. (b. 2 / 16/ 1856). Willis A L WELLS < 8 9 51 Aquedu ct Av e . . S e pulv e d ~ , . C A S l343 3 1-87. S eekin g in fo about J o hn W. MILLS, b. 17 June 1828 ; md. Lu c inda COX, 21 Oct. 1867 . Johu wa s the s on o f Jusep11 W. MILLS and Su s anna BERGER who move d t o t h e Sinking Creek are a of Gil es Co . , Vi\ fr o m Pitt s ylvani a Co . . VA a b o ut 1835. Will exchange info. Kenn e t h _Jil._ MILLS, 5 SO£ Algoma St . _,_ :pay t o n, OH . 45415 32 - 87 . S eeking info a bout th e descendants of E&nund T . MILLS, b. 7 July 1802 ; md. Ma ry A . DANVENPORT, 2 5 Nov . 1823 . Edmund was th e s on of Rob e r t S . MI L L S and Mai·y (Barb ar a ) SHARP wh o move d to Bedford Co . , VA from Hanover Co ., VA in t h e first deca d e o f the 1800' s . Will e x c h a nge info . Kenn e t l1 E . MILLS 1 ...!!_ddr_es::_; above . 33- 81..:.. Wollld 1 i k e to hear from tnose r e s e ar c hing COLLEYS in Washin g ton , Pittsylvani a . Albem ar l e a nd Amh e r s t Cos . , VA a nd A luany Co . , NY . I nte rested in Thomas COLLEY w110 d , in Amh e rst Co. in 1167 and Tllom a s COLLEY (l>. 1740) w11 0 d . in 1800 in Washington Co , Also , d oe s an y on e know o f a n y hi s torie s written by Thoma s Colley JOHNSTON o f Abin g don, VA? Susan. M. JURBAN. 11105 Ro ssiter , De t r o i t _, MI 48224 34-87 . Wh e n did L e onard and Sarah Jan:? SAUL SINK die? Both are stil l in 1 9 00 Frankl i n Co ., V A c e n s u s. Al s o , whe11 did Martha An n F I SHER Mc GUIRE die? She was the widow o f P a s c h al Mc GUIRE a nd h e d. i11 t11 e Civil War . Think s h e d . c a 1 9 07 . Dor :Ls _Q.,_ § J )il{..J. 1323 Wa b a sh Rd . . Marion . IN ill_g 35-87 . So l l i e GRAY, b . 5 Jnn . 1836 , Washin g t o n Co , VA, md . C h a r l es C. DI CKENSON . Live d i n Rus se!.! C o . , VA He r p a r u 11t s we r e William D . and Rann a h POSTON GRAY . Wi sh t o coi·i ·espon d with someon e b n vin i; i n f o o n t h is :family. J o h 1ln_!e .,i:o DICKENS<?l\1 1- ~· _ o . B o x 3 8 7_,_fu! u ts vil le . T X 77340 36-8 7 . Willi a m D GRAY , b , c a 180£, i n Rus sel l Co . , VA . son of Jame s GRAY a n d h is l st wi fe Eli za b e th DORAN. Willi a m md. Hannah POSTON .. Wo uld l i k e to e x c h a n ge info wit h someon e h avi n g knowl e d ge 0£ til e POSTON i't11ni l y . John1I~~ J_Q_ DI_CKEN§Qli, a d~r ess n qo v~. 3 7 -87 . Eli za b e th DORAN , b . c·<1 1.7 70 , be l i e v e d to be th e d a u . o f Jn ~· ob DORAN and K athe1•ine SHADOW. Nee d proo f. Sh u 111 1.l. J a 111 es GRAY i n Au g u s t a Co . , VA , 178 7 J o hnn ie J o . DI CKENSON , a ddt:El§.l:I Y~ �38-87 . s eek bi r thpla c e i n Ger ma ny / p a r en t s o f Andr e w NEWM AN , b. e . 1 I t>O~. · ' 1· 1· 1 ~ · ·d ·' t H.1 l t i mo r e 1833, md. 1 834. Living i n All egu n y Co. , MD i n 1 840; l a t e r mo v ud to Cl;i.-k cl) . . MO . /\ l,..o. seek maide n name paren t s, German bi rthp l ace o f Andr e w' s wi fe Eli zabeth. I> . '"' lH~I . .J ut11 1 h UNS I CKER. P. O . Box 8433, Sou th L ake T a h o e . CA 55731 3 9 - 87. s eek info o n ances t or s of J ohn a n d Ma rth a BE ARD , :u · r ivcd i rt•lll Lont.11111d• · 1·1·y. J 1·vl.111d. 1770 . Qu aker s who lived in Gui l ford Co . , NC . Ch ildr e n: Th om a s, P.1 Lr 11.: k , J .11lL' . ::;.11-.11\ (110LAD /\ Y) . J ohn, I s aac, Jesse, Wil l i am . J o hn d. l80S, Guilfor d Co . Cou ld Al ttt' l ha ' s m.•id,. 11 n .. 111• ' " :.10:>;HOE ..n · NOBLE (mi ddl e names of descendants)? J ohn , Jr. md. M:11· y WRI GHT, 180•1 . d . W.•}ll• \'•>. . 1 :-i. 185~ . Judith UNSICKER . a d dress above. 40-87 . B ar t h lomew RAMSEY - Bo t etou r t Co . , 1 780, 5 lll g - g r :..i11dfa t llL· 1· ; B••n.1.11n111 H/\MSBY .111ti Sa r n h WI LL IAMS ( fathe1· J ohn WI LLIAMS), Be d ford Co . , m:11· r i:ti;e 1 3 /\ Uft . l '/~li. ·l ll1 ~-1-41-.111dp.11-i•11ll-.: H a r r ison RAMSEY an d Sally KERR (f a th er J o h n K ERR) , Be dfo r d C.:o., ma1-r 1;1"'c L O<.:t . 1817. : 11·ti ~-~1-.1ndpan.in t s . I nfo on these families would be appr eci a t e d . Gc r n!.d T. B YERS, 2'13 Nichul:1 ,.. !:>l ,~~>.!_!Ill i l Blu l fs, IA 51 ~01 ,_ tel eP.bone 712-328 - 0971 41 - 87. Need paren t s of Will i am J ACKSON , b. ca 1810 , md . 21 A p r . 1K37 Lu Ch;i.-l<>t l L' S ll /\ F F ER , b . ca 1819 an d d . ca 18 60. L i v e d in Ivan h oe, Wyt h e Co . , VA . T hu p a 1·0n t,.. :1 1·.._. "'a 1 cl t o " " " '' bec:n bo rn i n En gland. William JACKSON , l i s t ed above IH1d a d au . , L :•u r a A 1111 , IJ . LK·H >. :111d 111d • •Juhll CONN E R, S R . , 1868 , an d lived in Conner's V a lley, Wytu e Co . L a ura CARllf?Tll ERS, .;86J F.11"1" t11 W.1y: Fi· •s 1HL CA f, 3-12 6 42-87. Nee d info on descen dants o f Emily (Ern1na ) CONNER , b . 185!:. . c:on 11 L'1·'::, Val l e y . Wy t he Co .. who md . Da vid BROOKMAN an d l i v e d in Hamp ton, VA. He r pa1· e nt i:; WL' •"L' G u ..1r j!;<.: Wa:-:h1 11j!; t u11 COl\N E R , lJ . c a 1817 , d . ca 1860 and md. to N:in c y BOLLI NG HURT and Liv e d i n P a t1· 1ck ('u . t 111 t1 I IH!:;~ . L,.n1r:1 ~H~RS , address above . c. 43-87 . Need par ents and o the r in fo on Robert ALLI SON, d . 176!-I. fi otk lH·Jdi.:;f' Co . VA , w l10 md. ll a un n h Mc CLURE, b a d a son Ho l b e rt ALL I SON, b . ca 1"/50 , He md . /\ g n u,.. - ·t - : 111 d d. Jn un : ~ i n Wy th e Co . Tl1e i r son, James ALLI SON, b , i 78 0 , md . J an et CRAIG in 1 801 . T h <.:y h a d a s on Fr a il <' J ,.. whu 111 cl. P a t scy HOWARD. ~~ LC~ROTHERS, a ddress ab ov e . 44 -8 7. SMITH and all c onn ectin g lin e s . Ca n you help? My f a111 i l y <.l<.:s(.· end,.. 1 1· 0111 t h 1..• S M I T lls mentioned in t he book i:>y D . E . JOHNSTON , HISTORY OF MI DDLE NE W RI VJ::R S ETTLEMENTS A NU C O NT I GUOUS TERRI TORY, pa g es 45 2- 3. Wou ld l ike t o ex c h ange info o n t h i s fam i l y :i nd :~ J ,., u pr· o v (.• J s :i ac SM I T H wa s a Rev . War soldi er . ~li z ab~ th_Sli_IITJ:!. B URDEN, 202 S h effi e l d, S1111 /\nt o n l_u_, TX 7 8 2 1 :3 45-87. BONDURANT , BonDURANT, BUNDRANT, BUNDREN, BUNDRU!.l & man y o th c 1· s p c l I i1q.{s. emi gr ant , Jean Pierre BONDURAN , Hu g uenot, s ettling in Mn nakin T own, llc n r i <.:o Co . . Descendants f ound in a l mos t ev ery c oun t y in southwes t VA ;.ind :1lmost e v e r y ::; l : i t c . d a t a to t i e f<i mil i es t o d efinite b r an c h , o n e of th e t hr ee son s me nl j o n i.:d i n w i l l d a t e d 1134 . I will e x c h an ge . !trs. (:h as . E . NORTON, On e wo o d 1Jridgi:, llo b c S ol1nd_, n11 l> :ic k t. o l 700 . N cc.• d a d di t.i o n nl o f J e an P i c t'l" e Fl. _33 •155 VA. 46- 87 . BONDURANT, BonDURANT , BUNDRANT , etc. I will r e imbur se th e f i r s t Lo h ea r ft· o rn for t. h e costo f Xer o x ing the index to d ee d s and wi l ls i n ;:i ny c ounty s h o win i; th ese narni.:s . 11 a f e w n a me s , c opi e d by h and . Help is n e eded o n a n y membe r of these fnmilic s . I h av e : 1 ~o odly amoun t o f datn hu t OAP.cl mo r P. dP.Sp P.r ::>tPly . ~Ql~s . E. NO~T_Qli, :i<ld rP.sg ri llovP. . 47- 8 7 . Elizabe th WADE , md. 12/6/ 18 1 5 Campbell co. (Campbell form e d l'l'Om B e d fo rd) E pln· :.im B ONDU RANT . Dau. &lar y F . ( 5/ 24/ 1833 -6/ 2 1/ 1!:04) md . 5 / 15/ i851 , Ca l vin MOORE, son of Samu e l MOO RE (md . l / l l / 182 5 Elizabeth BONDURANT , 2 / 7/ 1802- 5 / 22/ 187 4) , T hey h a d LO c n i l d r c n ; /\ n o t. h er d<1t1 . , Marthu A ., md . same date , J o hn J. BOLEY . ( Som e say BAILEY?) Who we r e p ar e n t s o f .t::p111· i a 111 n n d E l i :G abe1..h, t h e i r r elationship? Wi l l exchan ge , Mrs . Ch a_l? · -~· ~OR'fON, a ddr ess ;i b o v e . 48 - !U...:_ Henry UNRUE , b, 1808- 1815 , V A , d . Jackson Co . , WV, tnd . Eli~ ab etn V ANDI N E , b . 1815 , Botetour t Co.! VA , d. J a c k son Co ., WV . L ewi s Phil ip UNRUE d. A u g . 1~50, Ro a n ok e, V A , at :q,; e 8S . Wh o wer e t heu p arents? Q_av_i c:L.1:-1:!!!RUE , ~ p . ijo_?S._~9§..34 ,_ flo~~t_O!l_, L~ - ?_?_2 8 0, !:_c le ph o n e "/ 13-462-8 4 8 4 o. 4 !1 - 87 • J ohn STOVER b . l '/ 9 S o r 1 8 0 0, md. Nancy - ?- . ear ly s ettler s o f Rale igh Co . , WV . Who wa s J acob ' s ~i~ L . UnRUE , ad~r ess above . ~ H is fat h e r' ~ name J ocob fat h e r , wife? b . 111 . and STOVER . Th ey we r e d. pl n ee & d nt c . Nee d i n fo on Benjami n GRAYBILL and h is 2 n d wife Mar t.h a (HUFFMAN) HEDRI C K , nft. c r in 186 4 (i n Bote tourt Co. , VA) & mo v e d to Monroe Co . , WV . Benjami n' s p a r e n t s w er e John I I & Mary Ann HUFF , Su s an GRAYBI Lh 251 Jt!.!!_t..h!:QQ_~ye ,. , _ .P :.!!'!!.!:!£?t . IL 6012 6 t h e y rnd . G R/\YO I LL, 51-87 . Searchin g for fami l i es o f : S amu e l McCUT CHEON md. P heob e C ARTER , 25 Feb . 17 9 6, F ranklin Co., VA. Rebecca Mc CUT CHEON md . Elijah JONES, 13 F e b. 1789 , Fra nk U n Co . , V A . E lizn b e t11 ( B e t s y) MCCUTCHEON md . Thomas REEVES, 4 Apr . 1 805, P atr ick Co . , V A . Wil l i a m McC UTC H EON md . N •1 ncy ROBERTSON , 8 Nov , 18 08, P a t r i c k Co . , VA , Wi l l s h are ma t e r ia l . He n r i lee E A STH AM McC UTCI!!}:ON , _ 2 9 4 1 Charlemagn e Av e . , Lon g ~e a c h ,_ C A ___g_~ 52- 87 Need n~me of parents of J o hn HAWK(E) who r ec ei v e d a land w a l'ranty o f 150 a c r e s on Reedy Creek from Ben Jarnin KEY , 8 Dec . 1 788 a s r ec ord e d i n DB 1 p 3 25 , At the t i 111c Su l l i v a n Co. was in NC . A ~so, woul d l ik e t o i nqu i r e abou t a HAWKE fa mi ly wh; l i v e d wes t of A bi n g; d o n o n C l in c h Moun ta in . Any help appr eciat e d . !lildr e d EASON , 4 £.33 Hill s ide D r ive, For t Wo r t~, T_X 761 1 '1 §3-87. Would l ik e to cor resp ond wi t h a nyo n e h a vin g inf o c on c ernin g f amil y o f Fran ces A. (TU RN E R) MITCHELL, o. 11 Oct . 1836, Mon tgomery Co., V A. Md . 1 st Wi l liam WA RDEN . C h i ldren: Ma g n olin ( 1859 ) ; Viola (1861) md . W. W. KI ESTER , 3 1 Dec , 1882 . Md . 2n d J ohn W. MI T C H EL , 11 Jul y 1 86 '1 . Chil d re n: Willie A. ( 1865); Marth a ( 1 866) md . My sta A n d er s o n B ROWN ; Mo l l i e L . (1868 ) md . T110111:1 s B . WILL IAMS; Laura B elle (1 870) ind , J o hn RI CKMAN ; Harr iet t L ee ( 1 8 73) md . Ph i l i p KIN SER ; Rosa ( 1 874) md . J a me s MITCHELL; Lillian (1 8 7 9 ) md . Earn est FREEMAN. Do l' o thy J . TURN E R, 5~8 _ i;> 9 u~I} J o p! ~T_µ lsa. OK 7411 2 54-8'/ . William STEWART, son of Wi lliam and Lu c y WOODWARD STEWART, b . 1 813/ d . L ee Co . , V A ; md. (1845) Patience BAI LEY , da u . of Andr e w BAILEY , Sr , a n d /\n nr.i KELLY B AILEY (2/2 7 / 1 8H. - 1 0/ 1 ~ 0 3 ) of Harhn co., KY. Childre n : Nann ie J . ( 1846) ; J am e s M. (1 8 17) ; E l i :Gal> e t h (18 4 9 ) ; Mu r y R . (1 85 4) ; Lucinda; Lurenda; Wi l l i am P . ; Andre w J ack s on (8/11/1858-9 /21/1 5 36). § u _?- :rnn e I'!. MEJil;_D I T H , !.!!.Ql:_Pelham Dr . , S .W. , Roanok e, VA 2 401 8 J �55-87. Andrew J ackson STEWART (8/ 14 / 1858-£ / 21/ 1936) md. 24 Nov . 1880 in Lee Co . , VA to Nancy Virginia CARTER of Ha 11co1: k Co . . TN (l / l3/ 1861-S/ 13/1536) dau. of William S. and Sally CARTER: 4 children: Samu e I Min Le i · (1 / 12/ L883-10/ 9 / 1934); Thomas Jefferson (8/14/1883-3/6/1918); James Henry (L0/ 2 / 188!::-12/ 12/ 1S57); Ri c: nard P e rl e (5/1/ 1893-5/9/1960) md. (1) Beulah ROBERTS, (2) Augusta BAYES: 1 child Na111.: y Viq; i11ia . Suzanne H. MEREDITH, address above. 56-87. Josep h STOVER, md. M:iq~a r t: L 0., 6 c nildr e n: William B . ; Emmanuel; Susan; Nancy; Rebecca; Sally R. ( 6/ 16/ 1803- 7 / 8 / 1874) md . John PERFATER ( 3/l/1802-6/ll/187S), 8 children: William R. (8 /2 4/1827); N;-incy E. ( 1 8 28): Geo r ge S. (1831); John E. (1834); Joseph E.; Jacob Henry (1841-1912) ; James E . ; Charles T~1ylo 1· ( 184 6-l!H2 ). Botetourt, Bedford, Montgomery Cos. Suzanne H. MEREDITH, address al.Jov e:! . **** **** **** **** SOUTHWESTERN VI RGI NIA GENEALOG I CAL SOCI ETY and the BOOKWORM & S I LVERFISH Ji111 Pr esgraves, Prop. Co-Sponsor "Researchint; Yo ur German Ancestry" 23 May 1 98 '/ No rthside High School Off P eters Creek Roud Roa noke County. VA Speaker Friedri c n R. Wollme rsuauser of West Ger111a ny 9;30 a .m. ''Det e rmining th e pin ce of origin for l8tl1 Century German emigrc.nts . " Tnis lecture outlines the Ge r man gen ea logi cal sources for this period in general and especially those sources that contain emigrants - what they are. now to find ;,,nd us e tne111. Emphasis is taken on n;tme-indexes to emigration lists and popu l ation l i sts and on the phenomenon of group emigration. 10 : 45 a . m. "The b u re::iu c r::icy of emigration and its traces in German Arcnives." Every individual Ge rman state had its own procedure to permit emigration to its citizens . These procedures are outlined for Wurtemberg, Baden and the Prussian province of Hohenzollern, and the traces of these procedures i n archives and contemporary newspapers ::ire investigated . T he result of this survey leads to new sources for det e rmining t h e place of origin of a 19th Century emigrant. 12 to 1 : 30 Luncn - On your own. 1: 30 p . m. Tnere are several eating places n earby. " P assenger depa1·tur e lists of Germr.i1 emigrants l 70S-1914," A survey of surviving and lost passen ger lists for tne ports of Stettin, Hamburg, Bremen, Liverpool , Amsterdain, Rotterd am, Antwerp and LeHavre , 2 : 30 p.m. "Geneulogi cal correspondence and travel to Germany." Every year tens of thousands of genealogical letters are written by Ameri cans to German addresses, and thousands of Ame ri c ans go to Ge rmany to search for their ancestry. This lecture gives many l ittle h i nts on how to make J. etters and trips successful. 3:45 p.m . End Quest i on and answer period after eac h l ec ture. Regis tr a tion: FREE! P ublic I nvited �FRIEDRICH R . WOLLMERSHAUSER Biographical In formation ADDRESS: Stuttgarter Str . 133, ·1261 Ostel s h e im , Wes t Gerinany PHONE: 07033-41133 (from USA: Oll-4S-7033-41133) BORN: 1950 Ehingen, a sma ll town on tne Danube Riv er in Baden Wurttemberg 1956-1960 Elementary school in Ehin gen 1S60-1 S68 Gymnasium (an c ient-l anguage ll ig h sc:hool ) in Ehingen 1S68-1S'74 Study of physics at Stutt ga rt Univ e r s ity , graduate 1S75 Start of activi t y as a pr ofessiona l ge n eal o g ist 1£76-1986 Second study: hi s tory & sc ien ce history at Stuttgart University, M. A. d e gree 1£78-1£81 " Wi ssensc haftli cller Mitarbeiter" (res ea r cher), Munchen University 1S81 Board of Trustees memoer, As sociation of Prossional Genealogists 1S83 Accredited Geneal og is t for Germany 1984 Start of Genealogical Bookmailin g Bu s in ess 1789- 1793 COHNCN LAW ORD..;R BOOK ;~1. f or counties of Bed.ford , Campbell Franklin, Pittsylvania, & Henry. District Court (this volume is in the court house at Rocky Noun t , Va . ) April Court , 1789 : p4. Susannah aurphy charged with murder, cont ' d . ------Franci s Suttle Russell Parish -----Campbell Co . -----horse thief --- --to be hanged. p 6. Court House in New London: Tues . , 15 Sept 1 789 & ---Susanna Murphy ~/or Susanna Morris , Patrick Parish , Henry Co . - - -spinster ---not guilty. P 7 · Patience Thompson , an aged & infirm witness - - - - - p 8. Cornelius Noel l Sarah Daugherty , widow of Tho ' s ------adm'r bond. P 10. Mary Harsden , adm ' r of James Marsden dec ' d , against Jesse Burton Def . --- - In Case --- --(Burton won the case) P 14. Wm Henderson comes into court -- - - will pay judgment for deft or serve time in jail. p13. New London, Sept 1789 Will of Henry Morriss, dec'd proved. P 1). Robert Astin, Carndcn parish Pittsylvania Co. -- indicted for murder --- - not 0~uiltv.} • ' p 14. New Landoni 17 Sept. 1789 Adam Bowyer, blacksmith. pJ1. New London, 21 Sept. 1.789. John Jones and Frances Barber Jones , hi s wife , and .1'rances Gatewood sold to :Im Jurton ----p 71. New London, 23 April 1790 George Rust, late of Campoell Co. & labourer convicted of felony - -- to be burnt in left hand. V1ratn1a Appala.ohia.n Notes �From an old n ewspap e r: "A Big Enough Family." "I think the r e was chil e ns enough There wa s Kitt y a nd Pomp a nd me; A cat and a dog a nd a littl e boy Are a b ig e nou g h f a mily. We u s ed t o h a v e lot s of fun, you bet, and now we h a v e none a t a ll; Th e r e ' s s ome th i n g upsta irs in mama's bed A littl e r ed th i n g i n a shawl . If I sl i d e down the b a nisters , make a l ittl e noise A woman comes out a nd pats my head, And talks a bout ' g ood little boys. ' She wea r s a wh ite a pron a nd c a p, a nd 'pears to o wn the hous e , I wanner 'f s h e think s a fellow like me 15 got fur on hi s f e et like a mous e? ~ es They're all th e time talking about my nose It ' s broke on the br i dge they say, And they were certa i n sure there ' d be An accid e nt the r e s ome day . And whe n I look in the glas s they laugh; I's funny I suppose , But nobody e ver did that before Wh e n anything hurted my no s e. When papa comes in, he s ays, "Hullo, You little rat - how' s Sis?' He mea ns that wiggly thing upstairs, The cook call s "Little Miss. " That' s got the puckers in her shin , And squinties in her eyes, And looks like a 'gyptian mummy, 'Specially when she cries . Her nose is ten times broke r 'n mine, Don't look like a nose a bit . I t's got little holes but not any bone, And mama keeps pinching it. J a ck Wilder's got a brother now, That can wa lk and pitch a ball . Why didn't they get a child l i ke that, 1 Stea d of that thing in a s hawl? Anyhow I've got Pomp and Kit, They know a lot for tru e. Th e y scoot when they see that woman come, And that' s 'za ctly wha t I do . She c a n't c atch u s , but when she says Tha t baby ' s the image of me, r wi s h tha t Pomp a nd Kit and I wa s all the f amily .'' Author's name not given . Partial column on back gives clue as to date and area . MARRIED. Married, near Diamond Hill church, Bed f County , Va., on Sunday morning , Feb. 15th the Rev . J. A. Davis, MR. HENRY H. CHE ING, of Franklin County, Va., to MISS SA J . MEADOR, of Bedford County, Va. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF COA L In consequence of the advances in the of coa l by the coal companies, the undersi coa l dea l e r s of t h is c ity hav e a g r eed upo follo wi n g schedule of prices, to go into e February 15, 1891 : Pocahontas coa l pe r ton • ••••• , •• , . , • • " " Y2 t on . . . . . . .. . . .. " , ... , "II II '' % ton . . . . . . ... . . . . . Above prices are cash. An extra charg 30 cents per ton will be made on al l purch of Pocahontas coa l ch a r ges on the books. Clinch Valley coal per ton .. • . . . • • . . • " II II " " II '' ~ ton . . . . . . . .. . . '' ~ ton . ... . .... . . These prices will be strictl y a d he r e d to further notice i s give n, and no d evi a t i on be made in a ny ins tance . W. D. MYERS EARMAN & HUFF J. C. F. BELL & CO. T. FRANSIS BARRETT JAMISON & RICHARD W. N. WELLFORD & C Roanoke, Va., February 9 , 1891 . These prices will govern sales in Be City after February 28, 1890 . LIBERTY COA L �. lf..o 1986 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Cash on Hand, 31 December 1985 $8 , 59 1.05 Operating Income: 1986 Membership Dues Reimbursements Interest on Ml-IDA Back Issues VAN Pedigree Charts Donations Queries $ 9,1 88 .5 5 66.00 662. 8 3 290.00 49.55 25.00 6.15 TOTAL INCOME $10,288.08 Operating Expenses: Auditor Rent on P.O . 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V I R G I I A APPAL ACHIAN Published Quarterly by NOTES SOUTHWESTERN VIRGIN IA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY , INC . ====================================================================== Vol . X - No . 4 - November 1986 Contents Pres ide nt' s Message 8la 1850 Mor t a lity Schedule of Botetourt Co , Va. 81 Willia m Fa rley 84 Compute r s 85 Old Bog le Cemetery on Walkers Creek 87 Three Old Wills Not Probated , Bedford Co, Va . 90 Wha t ' s In A Name 91 Letter From E A Dunbar 92 Obitua ries - Montgomery Co , Va. 93 Abs t rac ts of Slaveholding Families of Russell Co, Va, 94 Non-Excha n g e Quarterlies Received ll2 Fa mily Publica tions ll2 Queries a nd Index llJ Book Reviews 118 ======================================================================= �'H November 1, 1986 Dear Fellow Genealogists : b e my la s t mess age to you a s y o ur pr e sident as my term in offi c e will soon c o me to an e nd. When I look back at the past two years, I am reminded of all the vo l unt ee r man hours that go into the work of our organization· . Be fore my term in office, I had no concept of the contribution of time an d energy that many of our members cont ·Lnue to m ake week 1n and week out . It ts because of these contri.but ion s that r.:e have been able to provide the VAN and other membership services at a relatively modest cost. l f we are to continue, we will need to have additional volunteer participation. This will I will not attempt to list the many individu als who have so wilingly accepted the jobs that I have asked them to complete . I would like to say thank you all for many tasks successfully c 0 mp l e t e d • I encourage a 11 mem b ers to cons1· d er h OW y OU might volunteer some time. For those who are unable to attend our meetings, we would like to hear from you and would welcome material from you f or inclusion in the VAN. If you are close enough to attend, cons id er what contribution you might make and make your willingness known. Don't wait to be asked. I have enjoyed my term in office and look forward to continued work in our organization in other capacit ie s . We will be mai lin g statements for 1987 dues ear ly I hope you will respond promptly so that we mailing list l. n proper shape early l. n January. work l. s handled all by our own member and not serv ice , it really simplifies the jo b we if renewal s in before the first quarterly in December. get our may Because this by a mailing our all get mailed. is As alw ays , the board welcomes your suggestions regarding o ur o rg a n ization may better serve its membership. H. w. Scott President ways �o. 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE of BO'lETOURT COUNTY I VIRGINIA 'Ihe 1 850 , ' 60 , ' 70 , 80 mortality schedules that were taken at the same t i mes the census was t...1.k en i s on microfilm at the State Archives . A copy of the schedules for the cour. ty / cour. t i es you desire may be ordered from the Virginia State Library , Archiv es Di visior. , Richmond , Virginia 23219 . So far as I know microfilm may not be ordered . A copy of' th.ls schedule will be placed in t he Virginia Room , main Roanoke City Li bro..:ry , Roanoke , Virginia . pagw 108 ' SCHEWLE J -- Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June , 1850, in Distri ct Ko b in the CoW1ty of Botetourt State of Virginia, enumerated by me , Jn ' o T? Wil ~or. A::;s ' t Marshal . The column ::.~ of the sche dule are as follows : 1 . Name of every person who died during the year ending 1 st June , 1850 , whose usual place of abode at the time of his death was in thi-'> fami ly . DESCRIPTION s 2 . Age , 3, Sex 4. Colour : White , b l ack , or mulatto . 5 . Free or s l a v e . 6 . Married or widowed . 7, Place of birth. Naming the State , territory or country . 8 . The month in which the person died, 9 . Profession , occupation or trade . 10. Disease , or cause of death. 11. Number of days i l l . (each line on page i s numbered) 1. Jn ' o W Loony = 1 6 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = Nov = Farmer = Dropsy = 50 (days) 2 . Elizabeth Houseman = 1/12 = F =0=0=0= ditto =May =O= O= sudden ). Preston Rubl0 = 2 = M =O=O=O= ditto = August = 0 = hives = 8 4. Mary Waggonar? = 68 = F = 0 =0= M = Maryland = June = 0 = Cronic = 13 weeks 5, J ane Ca ldwell = 26 = F =0=0=0= Virginia = Octa =O= Acci dent = sudden 6 . Na than Eaki n = 56 = M = 0=0= M = " = May = Farmer = Cronic = 5 days 7 . Catherine 19 = F = B = S =O= " = January = 0 = same = 4 weeks 8 . Eliza = J/12 = F = B = S =O= " = February =O = Croup = 1 ?_ _ 9 , Elizabeth = JO = F = B = S =O= " = Decemb ' r =O= unknown = 3 weeks 10 . Salli e Pursely = 11 = F =O=O=O= ' = June =O= fever = 4 weeks 1 1 . Na ncy Wrenn = 22? = F =0=0=0= " = " =O= " 5 days 12 . Ma rtha A Short~ J/11 = F =0=0=0= " = Sept ' r =O= unknown 5 days 1J. Jona than Red.man = J 6 = M =0=0=0= " = Dec ' r = Laborer = ?_Killed =Sudden 14. Jane Ellis = 73? = F = 0=0=0= " = July =O= Cronic = 14 weeks 15 . Tom Tinker = 14 = m = B = S =0= ti = June = 0 = Same? = 1 year 16 . Marretta Wa lkup = JJ = F =O=O= M = ti = January = 0 = Consumption = 8 weeks 17 , George W Bogart = 5/12 = M =O=O=O= " = May = 0 + ? Fitts= 6 days 18. Tabatha = 30 = F = B = S =O= " = August = 0 = unknown = 4 weeks 19 . Pamel a = 1 = F = B = S = O= ti = J\.tly. = ) = sa , e = 1 weel< 20 . Frances Fuquay . = 7 5 = F =O=O=W= " = Ju l y =O= Dropsy = 25 weeks *22. Robert Spickard = 1 5 = m =0=0=0= " = 1 =O= Same = 5 days (d April) 23 . Nancy Zimmerman = 1.3 = F =0=0=0= " = " =O = Same = 4 days 2.4 . Mahala Fout s = 1 8 = F =0=0=0= " = " = 0 = Same = 10 days *21. Mary Spickard = 17 = F = O=O=O= " April = 0 = Fever 10 Weeks 25 . D:i.vid Black = 71..1, = M =0=0=0=" = " = Laborer = Dysentery = 8 days 26 . Nancy D:tusen ?/D:twsen = 50 = F = B = S = O= " = March =O= ?hydrophobia ? = 4 w eeks 27 . Susan Arnold = 6 0 = F =0=0= W = " = April = O= Consumption = 1 y ear 28 . Grace J Moore = 24 = f =O=O=O= " = " =O= same = 4 weeks 29 . Mil dred = JJ = f = m = S =O= " = March =O= sa,e = 14 weeks 30. Martha A Hasl i p = 1 7 = F =0=0=0= " = April =O= Same = 18 weeks 31. Mary Ripl ey = 40 = F = O= O= M = ti = Feby =O= Sudden 2 days = �p 108 J2. John Sterret = 6J = M =0=0= M = 11 (va) = June = Miller = same = 1 day JJ. Charlott.§. Powell = 1 = F =0=0=0= " = •: =O= Whooping Cg ' h = 4 weeks J4. Solomon Greabill = 74 = M =0=0= W = 11 = Dec ' r = Farmer = Dropsy = 2 weeks 35. William Craft = 40 = M = 0=0= M = 11 = January = " = Pneummonia = 7 days page 109 1. Jn' o M Lackey = 19 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = July = Farmer = Fever = J weeks 2. Joseph Been = JO = M =O=O=O= " = 11 = Laborer = Con sumption = 5 weeks J. James Brawley = 65 = M =0= O= M = 11 = June = Carpenter = Same = 10 Mo ' s 4. Mary S Peery = 8/12 = F =0=0=0= " = Dec ' r =0= Cold = J days 5. Thomas Kessler= 1 = M =O=O=O= 11 = April = O = Consump ' n = 1 Year 6. Sabina Weeks ?/Weeks? = 6/12 = F =0=0=0= " = 11 =O= Cold = 6 days 7. Harriet = 4 = F = B = S =0= " = January = Bu:r:nt = 1 day 8. Mary A Arnold = 20 = F =O=O=O= 11 = July =O= old age 9. Nich ' l Wrightsman = 62 = M =0=0=0= " = June = Farmer = Dropsey = 2 Weeks 10. Nancy = 54 = F = M = S =O= 11 = May =0= Cold = 1 Week 11. William = 2 = F = B = S =O= 11 = June =0= Whooping Cg' h = 4 Weeks 12. Pleasant = 21 = M = B = S =O= " = " =O= Cold = 1 Month 13. Robert = 13 = M = B = S =0= 11 = May =0= Pneumonia = J Weeks 14. Samuel = 4 = M = B = S =O= " = June =0= Cronic = 3 Weeks 15. Sarah Poage = 42 = F =0=0= W = " = December = O= Consurnpt 'n = 4 Months 16. Marrietta Poage = 18 = F =O=O=O= 11 = Feby =O= Fever = 2 Weeks 17. Andrew = 20 = M = B = S =0= 11 = Jany =0= Same = 12 days 18. Samuel = 5 = M = B = S =O= " = 11 =O= Same = 8 days 19. Thomas Johnson = J = M =0=0=0= " Dec ' r =O= Cold = J days 20. Jane Cash = 51 = F =O=O=M = " = Feby =O= Rheumatism = 7 days 21 . Jn' o F Coffman = 40 = M = 0=0= M = " = July = Farmer = Suicide = Sudden 22. James Blackwell = 52 = M =0=0= M = " = July = do = Whi te.S t.1elling = 4 \.feeks 23. Mary Delzell = 74 = F = 0=0= W = " Sept ' r =O= Erysipelas = 2 Weeks 24. Jane J Moore = 25 = F =0=0=0= " = Ap ' l = O= Consumpt ' n = 9 Weeks 25. Mary A Hiner = 21 = F =0=0=0= " = May =O= Same = 6 Weeks 26. Joseph Dudding = 72 = M =0=0 M = " = Octo = .Distiller llispepsia = 8 Weeks 27. Peter Falls = 57 = M =O=O= M = August = Farmer = Same = 8Weeks 28. Adam Linkenhoken = 66 = M =0=0= M = " = July = do = Para.Iasi s = 6 Weeks 29. Peter Hammon = 54 = M =O=O= M = " + March = do = Pneumonia? = J Weeks JO. Charles W Wright = 3 = M =0=0=0= " = 11 = O = Fever = 6 Weeks 31. Elizabeth Irvine = .56 = F =0=0= M = 11 = May =O= Cronic = 1 Year 32 . Elijah = 60 = M = B = S =O= " = Feby = O= Fitts = Sudden 33 . Andrew Skid.mo~e = 41 = M =0=0=0= " = July = Faming = Consumption = 7 Weeks 34. William Baxter = 65 = M = B = F = M = • = March = Carpenter = Cold = 2 Weeks 35. James Hencely = 86 = M =0=0= M = 11 = Dec ' r = O = Rupture = J days = '' = page 110 Aaron .Parker = 3 = M =O=O=O= Virginia = July = o = Dysentery = 7 days 2. Jane Parker = 1 = F =0=0=0= " = 11 =O=Same 5 do J. Susanna Wilhelm = 26 = F =0=0=0= " Feby O= Cold = 2 Weeks 4. James Markham = 60 = M =O=O=M = 11 = Mch = Labor = " = 10 days 5. Mary A Sullivan = ?9/12 = F =O=O=O= Ireland = Sept 'r =0= " = J Weeks 6 . Hannah Camper = 78 = F =O=O= M =Virginia = June = O = Consumpt ' n = 9 Mo's 7 . John Featherston = 6/12 = M =0=0=0= " = May =0= Cold = 3 Weeks 8. Jack = 18 = M = B = S =O= " = Nov'r =O= Fever = 4 Weeks 9. Albert = 20 = M = B = S =O= " = Mch =O= Small pox = J weeks 10. Samuel Anthony = 72 = M =0=0= W = " = April =0= Dysentery J Mo 11. Florence Pennington = 1 = F =O=O=O= " = May = O = Cold = J day 12. Sophia M Price = 61 = F =O=O=W = 11 = Jany = 0= " 2 Mo 1. = = = �page 110 co:~ti:.u•~cl 5 = M =O=O=O= " (Virginia ) = June =O= .Eruption 8 Weeks -= 1 8 = M = M = S =O= " = August =O= Fever = 3 do 15. Loui!:ia = 19 = F = 1-: = S =0= " = Sept ' r =O= = 2 do 16 . I saac = 1. 9 !•: =-· B = S =O= " =Februry =O= Gravel = 3 Mos 17 . Cyrus = ··O - ·: -= B = S =O= " = July = O = old age = 3 do :8.Sarah = 4 = F = B - S =0= " = Ma y =O= Unknown = Sudden 19 . Su san t·cwm1.n - 70 = F =O= O=W = " = March =O= Small pox = J Weeks : 3. Philip Cr:. :-;t. ~ 14. Ferdir.1.:1 l ti 20 . Charlc0 - 90 = M = B = S =O= " = Nov ' r =O= old age = 0 21 . Dandrid ge= 55 = M = B = S =O= " = March =O= Smallpox = 2 weeks 22 . Je s:::;e = 70 = M = B = S =O= = " -+-0= " " = 3 do ti - 50 = M = B = S =0= 11 = August =O= palputation? = 10 days Charle:; K :": wcet. l and = 4/12 = M =0=0=0 = " = Feby =0= Small pox = 4 weeks Harvey - ?1/12 = M = B = S =O= " = May =O= Sudden = 3 day Sarah C :·1 us.~e r =!/12= F =0=0=0= " =March =O= " = 1 day York = 1 -= M = M = S =O= " = Feby =O= Rickets = 3 Weeks Thomas W e~· t = 2 0 = M = M = F =0= " = April = B. Smith = Dropsey = 2 do Eli za = 50 =- F = M = S =O= = " = 0 = Cold = 3 Mos Clara = 54 -= F = B = S =0= 11 = March = = Consumpt'n = 15 ·"Mos Seilla = 6 0 = F = B = S =O= " = Jany = 0 = Apopley · = Sudden France ~ Carper = 2 = F =0=0= 0 = .. = June = 0 = Cold = 4 Weeks Willi am 80 M M = S = O= " = Ma rch =0= · old age = Sudden Will J? Gilbert = 2 = M =0 =0=0 = " = " = O = Pneumonia = 1 Week John Kessler= 7 5 = M =O=O= M = ti = Feby = Farmer = old age = J days 2) . Benjamir. 24 . 25 . 26 . 27 . 28 . 29 . JO . Jl . )2 . JJ. J4 . 35 . ti = = = p age 111 1. Stephen Bryant = 67 = M =O=O= W = Virginia = July = Shoe Maker = Consumption = 3 Mo s 2 . Cae sar 76 M = M = S =O= " = 11 0 = old age = J weeks 3 . J a ' s S Ca le = 3 8 M = O= O= M = " = May = Carpenter = Consumption = 6 Mos 4 . Will A. S tewar t = 20 M =0 =0 =0 = 11 = Octo = Laborer = Fever = 2 Weeks 5. Sam' l Stewa r t = 54 = M =O =O= M = " = Feby = Farmer = Consumption 6 Mos 6 . Winney Ha l l = 39 = F =0=0= M = (Va ) " = May =0= Pleunisy = 7 Mos 7. Frank Scott = 70 = M = B S =O= " = Octo =0= old age = sudden 8 . Patsy = 38 = F = B = S =O= '' = Ap ' 1 =O= Cold = 3 Weeks 11 9. Jo el S hort = 35 = M = O= O= M = Feby = Laborer = Fever = 2 do 10. John = 2 = M = B = S = 0 = " = 0 = Pneumonia = 4 do 11. Maranda = 1/12 = F = B = S = O= " = July =O= Colic Sudden 12 . Sarah K Nininger = 1 6 = F =O=O=O= " = Dec' r = O = S ' t V. Iance = 2 Weeks 13. Chri s t ' r Black 70 = M =0=0= M = Mch = Laborer = Colo = 2 do 14. Ge~r~e Etzler = 8 6 = M =O=O= M = Pennsylva~ia = June =_Fanner = old age= o 15 . Philip Martin = 7 0 = M =0=0= M = " = June - Farmer = PUralasis 3 weeks 1 6 . : Mark Grim? = 1 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = Mch =O= Cold = 5 days 17 . Benjami n = 35 = M = B S =O= " = Apl =0= Fever = 2 Weeks 18. George = 70 = M = B = S =O= " = Mch =0= CoLd : = 5 Weeks 19. Thomas 50 = M = B = S =O= " = June = 0 = Pneumonia = 6 days 20 . Willia m = 2 = M = M = S =0 = 11 = August = 0 = Measles = 3 Weeks 2 1. Lucy == 10/12 = F = M = S =O= " = July = Teething = 5 days 22 . Ma ry == 10/12 = F = B = S =O= " = Augus t =0= Scrofulo?= 1 year 23 . David J . Painter = 17 = M ? =0=0 = 11 = Feby = Farmer = Fever 6 Weeks 2 4. S u san F Kess le:i:= 4/12 F = O=O=O= 11 = May = 0 = CoJd = 4 days 25 . Owen Craf t = 2 /12 M =O= O=O= " = Apl = 0 = do = 9 Weeks 26 . Ian ' l Layman = 70 = M = 0 =0= M = 11 = s = Farmer= Consumpt'n :: 2 Mos . = = = = = = = =" = = = = = = = = = �27. Mary Layman = = 70 = M =O=O =M = = Mch =0= Dropsy = J Mo s 28. John Greabill = 80 = M =0=0= M = " = Dec ' r = F armer = old age = 5 Week s 29, Mary Greabill = 60 = F =0=0= M = = J any =0= Cold = J day..;; JO. Elizabeth Fryer = JO = F = O=O= W =" = July = 0 = Fever = 2 Weeks Ji. Mariah Brugh = 2 8 = F =0=0=0= " = " =0= '' = 1 Mo 32. Charlton S Openchain = 1 = M =0=0=0= " = Sept =0= E.ruptior. = 7 Weeks 33. Nancy = 50 = F = B =S = O= " = July =0= Dropsy = 5 Mos 11 11 REMARKS: Small pox prevailed to a limited e x tent a few Cases of Fever. -- Water mostly lime Stone -- growth of Timer generally Oak , Pine , Hickory, Limestone in great abundance -- Mounta i ns abound in this County last year , a l s o -- Soj l for the most p a rt Clay Chesnut , Poplar & Walnut -in Iron Ore . WILLIAM FARLEY The following is from the Minute Book 1 814-1817 , Botetourt Co, Va ., p251-2 At a Court held at the Courthouse in the County of Botetourt on Monday the 1st day of July 1816 f or the examination of William Farley late of the County of Kankawa, labourer, charged with Felonious Stealing a Saddle, Bridle, Martingail and Stirrup, ? _ _of the value of 40$ the property of William Gorden. Present John Moore, James Lockhart, Tho's N Burwell, Jacob Rudisell and George Sufferance: Gentlemen The prisoner being led to the bar of the Court in Custody of the Sheriff and charged with the Felony afores ' d plead thereto Not Guilty, whereupon Diven Witness ' s were sworn & exam 'd & the matter fully understood by the Court, in consideration whereof the Court are of Opinion that the Prisoner is Guilty of the Felonious offense of which he Stands charged and th.at for the Same he ought to be tried at the next Superior Court of Law to be holden for this County , he is therefore remand'd to jail---Ordered that Jn' o *Hinduli te, Peter Fluke, Betsy Byer, Susana Els rode, Christopher Shaver, Jn'o Shaver Jun'r, Rich'd Smith & W'm Gorden be severaley bound in a recog ' n in the Sum of 150$ cash for their personal appearance at the next Superior Court of Law to be holden for this County to give~:i::-~in behalf of the Com'th ag'st the Prisoner at the bar----evidence Whereupon the S'd Witness's severally ask ' d themselves indebted to His execll 'y Wilson C Nickolas Governor of the Com 'th of Virg'n in the Sum of 150$ each of their respective goods & Chattles Lands & Tenements to be livied & to the S;d Governor & his successors for the use of the Comrnonw'th rendered Yet upon this Condition that if they Shall Severally make their personal appearance before the next Superior Court of Law to be holden for this County to give evidence in behalf of the Com ' th against William Farley & shall not depart thereon without leave of S 'd Court then this recognizanes to be void otherwise to remain in full force & virtue The Court then did rise John Moore *Hinderlite ( I ' ', �COMPUTERS contri buted by Progenesys* "CONSUMER BEWARE" -- GOOD ADVICE FOR POTENTIAL COMPUTER USERS SAY LOCAL AUTHORS. " How-to ' s for Genealog ists wanting to "Break .into" 1986 Technology . (The Cosgriffs a re authors of Climb it Right -- a high-tech genealogical prim.er , a " how- to -use- today ' s -high-tech" book for family historians, and regional coordinators of the Nat 'l Genealogical Society ' s Computer Interest Group. John is a reference librarian at Virginia Tech, while Carolyn head..s a publishing and research frim , PROGENESYS. · They are now compiling an electronic database for pre-Civil War Virginia.) " Because techn olog y now provides such potentially good help, we wrote t his article for those whose passion for family history i s sufficient to overcome their natural recticence to venture into the murky, and sometimes dangerous, waters of c ompu ter commercialism." Dateline: Chri s tia nsburg, VA Thos e having been hit by the genealogy bug will agree : it doesn't take long to become overwhelmed by an intimidating pile of family fact and fancy. So i t ' s no wonder with computers becoming more affordable, powerful, and e as i er to use, that many family historians now look to them as a possible means to bring order out of their record-keeping chaos. (And many pursuing n on-genealogical interest rightfully feel that computerization might also benefit them.) A persona l computer may indeed provide efficiency, speed, and accuracy. These exceedi ngly helpful abilities make possible a highly-effective storage, organization, and retrieval system. On the other hand , an investment of time, money, and study is obviously needed to turn any potential advantage into actual help . And by all means you want to avoid being " burnt" by buying a system overpriced, 1.ll1sui ted to your needs, or both. (This, unfortunately, happens frequently; resulting in both wasted time and money, and emotional stress.) There is , fortunately, a simple means of a voiding the common pitfalls into which beginners are likely to fall. Begin by thinking throug h these obvious ques tions: "Am I suited for computers?" ( i.e., am I willing to invest time up-front for expected long-range results? It is als o nice, although not stri ctly necessary, to enjoy learning new skills); and "Are computers s uited for me?" (i.e ., are there reasonably-priced systems to help me accomplish my goals?) If, after some self-searching, the snawer to the first question is "yes, 11 or even a tentat ive "maybe," you must then give careful regard to your presen t situat ion. Just what are your goals and how do you want your system to help you, anyway? Simply applying the power of a computer to a system unorganized to start with, will only speed up the mess . On the other hand , spending good thought and serious study on your research challenges can 't help but result in realistic goals to ensure your progress, *PO Box 2623 , Christiansburg, VA 2 4068 �Computer This will be true whether or n ot you u l tima teJ y u:;e c;omputer::> i n y our now-well-thoug ht- t hrough resea rc h system . Of course , t o examine t he s econ d q ue::;tion objecti vP.ly requlres e x ami n ing individua l programs, and what t he y can d o for you . It i;. obvi ous ly better t o do this before c omputer p ur chase . Beca u:-e on] y on that basi s can y ou competen tly decide whther this would now make a wi!>c in v es tme nt . Jus t KNOWING what you want a l s o g i ves y o u a di~>ti n ct L?.iJvantagc ; selfconfidence. This is vital. I t pro v i d es nece!j~ary prot e ct ion in s uch alien territory as user-group me eti n gs and computer :~tores . An d i t is just there you now must venture for n e eded info . Expect i nti midat ion , hype, and over-confusion in s ome comme rc ial e;,t.,blishments , fo r e x a mple , that could easily dent the s pirit and poc ket book o f one who lack:. your mental preparation. Be assure d t hat suc h mentnl prepa r ;:i. t i on will not go unnotic ed ("who i s this guy, a nywa y?); n or unrewarded . For armed wi t h this personal ized means of e va l uating s oft wa r e (i. c . , n ccording to YOUR well-thought-out n eeds), s oft ware i nvesti gation beco mes relat ive ly e a sy . For y our inve stigation to further succ eed , you mus1.. real ize how g reat a variation exi s t s in s oft war e. Althou g h it may n o t be p os sibl~ a t firs t, once y ou gai n enough experien ce t o recogn i ze them , try t o a void wa stin g t ime in examining (and certainly, hea ven for b id, i n us ing ~ ) mediocre programs . Out of s everal hundred genealog ical p r ograms now ava ilab le , for e x a mple, a r e l ess than a half dozen we cons ider worthy of y o ur s e r ious i n v es tigat ion . One of these, "Personal Ancest r a l F i l e " (PAF), r e l eas e 2 · 0, will b e a f irst choice of many because of its r easonabl e cos t ( $35), helpful features, and compatibility with mainline har dwa re (IBM0, Apple IIs , and Kaypros ). Some higher- priced softwa re provides a d d itional pos sibilit~es . For those interested we have written an e xt e n s ive review of PAF, mentioning these other good cho i ces as well. We are of~f ering thi s free to members of the Southwestern Virginia Genealog ica l society. Simply send a long self-addressed envelope bearing a 39¢ s t a mp to " PAF Review " , PROGENESYS, PO Box 262J, Christiansburg, VA 2 4068. Don 't overlook investigating standard non-ge nealogical programs, including free or low-cos t publ ic-domain "shareHa re " or "freeware" as well. (These have bec ome deservedly popular becaus e they encourage a consumer-oriented a pproa ch to obtaining software; "try me first; buy me only if pleased. " ) User-groups are a good place to learn about thes e. We p ersona l ly d on ' t use genealogy software for example, as we enjoy using a . c ommercia l free- text databas e pro~m ($l 50) and a shareware . word p r ocess i n g program ($10) that we find more than a d e qua te fo: our business , writing AND g enealogy needs. (Remember to eva l u a t e our choices in light of the fact that we research and publish for a living ; p r efer stick shifts over automat ics , s howers over baths, and Siberia n huskies over Pekingese . You r software c hoice must likewise be personalized to your needs and likes t o be s u ccessful.) Following r i g orous m~ntal preparation, and proper in v estigation of software , the l as t step is to b eg or borrow a computer to try our similarly borr~wed (or demo or s hareware ) s oftware that ou think may fulfill your reqUJ rements . For while computers may wel l r~vi de we J come s olutions to y our r:urrent c hallenge s , s uch a hands- on app;oa.ch i s o b v i ous ly the onl~ sure way, and t he one we t herefore rec ommend, to 1 o c a t e a s y s t ern certain to satisfy you. j �0 OLD BO<i ll- Ctfl1l-Tl.'RY ON WALKl'R5 CRllK ON LAND OWNlD B!J 90HN5TON B'ROTHl'RS 'R . FLl-TCHl-'R- di..e.d 9 une 24, 1849_. [On. h.and c.a1tve.d /le.l.d /.l.~one. Onl.!1- death date A.tate.d.] I- 2- B. 'P . STAFFO'RiJ - ( /11 a!I- ti, 1835 - Nov. 7, 1910 J 3- SALLY C!J!:J <iAL f Au9-.- 18, 1813- Se.pt. 20, 1853 J[ Th.l.&. .&.tone. bad l.. !I- de. t. e. tt. i..oated., da te.JJ.. ma!I poAAlbL!f be. lnc.on.n.e.c.t. ] 4- f~A'R.<;A'R.C.T STAFFO'RiJ- ( iJ. Se.pt. 28, !880 - ag,e. 88 !f.e.a1tA ) 5- 'R.AL'PH STAFFO'R.iJ- ( iJ. 9an. 24, 1879- a~e. 84 !J.e.an.A ) [ Note: # 4 & # 5 we.n.e ma1tn.le.d b!I bona lAAue.d ln ~lLu. Co. Va., on Oct. 13, 1814. J 6 - C . fl1 • W'R I <i HT - ( Nov • I I , I 8 If 9 - fl1 a!I 8, I 92 I [ Note: Ce.ceLi..a Su.4.an 8u.&.Ae.f!. Wn.i.g,h.t, w/o #6 fl} echan le.db u lt.9- Ceme.te.n.!1- • ] ) bun.Led i.n tlte. LA 7- NANNI[_ 'RUTH, d/o H.5. & D.A. Le.fLe.n., b. f}uL!I II, 1907, d. 9 uL v 26, 1908 J 8- SAflJUC.L T., /.l./o H. 5. & !J.A. Le./Le.n., b. Feb. 9, 1903, d. F e.b. 3, I 906. [ # 7 & # 8 an.e i..nA.lde. a neat wn.oug,h.t i.n.on /e.nce.. J 9 - HI 'RA fl1 ST INS0 IV - [ no Atone. ] ( b . 18 I 5 - d. iJ e.c. I 8 88 ) 10- 'RUTH A. BO<ill-, wi../e. o/ Hi..n.am StlnAon, d. Fe.b. 3, 1879, ag.e. 6 8 !I- ea It.A. I I - Cfll/>JA B., d/ o W. ftJ. & fl]. 5. Fe.n.g,uAon- ( !887- Oct 7, 1896 ) [ Not e. : # 11 i.A. d/o fl1a1t.,9-an.et Sue Bog-Le. and W./YJ. F e.1t.g,u/.l.on, and g,. d. of. f}oh.n & f}uLla Bog.Le.. J 12 - Gfl1fl1A BO<iLC.- f Oct. 20, 1860 - d. 1887 J 13- LULA C. BO<iLC., d/o f}ohn & f}uLi.a BoffLe, b. Fe.b. 14, 1862, d. fl1a!I- 30, 1890 ) 14- f)OSl-'PH BO<iLC.- 1809-/Jec . 18, 1877 J f Nov. 23, 15- f)OllN 80(il[_ - d. Apn.LL 6, 1872, ag,e. 57 !flt.A. I mo. 27 cl.a.&.) 16- 9. L. BO<;LC. - ( 1864 - /IJan.. 6, 1900 J [ TAlA u f}OSlf>H LON<iST'R.C.ET BO<iLC., hf o Rox i.e. 'i'auLf..!J & 17- MA~~A'RET BO'L~- A/ o 9olt.n f 1813 - 1889 J 18- NAtVC!J lJAVIS- f ag,e 83 ve.a.1u. ) No oth.e.1t date.A . I & f}al.la. �19- fiAPJCS U. ,A/ o 9 . N. Vet. 7, 1881 J 20- n. FllTCHl~ & ~ . l . ftJuAtan.d, b. - d. 9u ne 24, 9uL~ 31, 1878, d. 1849. No othe11 date ~ i.. v en . 21- 'P'RICILLA Ll.FlW- w/o 9. F. Le./e.w, ( Apn.i..L 20, 1862 - Oc.t . 17, 1921 J [ I have no n.econ.d o / t h.e. bun.i..aL pLace o/ J . F. Le.Few . ] [Note: #'A 10, 14, 15, and 17 an.e 4i..bii..n~ 4 . 9oh.n Bo~Le Sn.. and hi..A wL/e wh. o4e name Wa 4 # 1 /J. / .4_ I], 24 & 16 an.e ch ll.dn.en o/ II 15 , AL/J.o bun.Led hen.e out h.avln~ no 4to neA an. e ChlL d n.e.n v/ mAnr;ARlT. flvh.n Bo9:Le f} tt. J the /o Llow i..n~ : 22- f)OHN BOfill 5'R. who dled, Au ~ . 17, 1859. The ~i..Le/J. death n.e1i../J.ten. /l~ate.~ h.L/J. eL ace. _o f 6n. th a/1 Mont~omen. y Countv , Pa. No doub t h.L4. wL/e PJA'l?r;A'Rll L /J. bu n. led he11 e. aL4. o. llt tl1L/1 point ln ti.me I have not b een abLe. to (. i..nd he.n. ma i.. de n name. . 1 23- f)ULIA ANN fl~A WLlJ BOr;l t - w/o # 15 and moth.e n. o/ # '4 12, 13 , 16 and 24 . She man. n.Led f)oh.n flo11.e. ff n.. ln 1857, and di..ed i..n 1916. 1 24- PJA'R fiA'RlT SUSANNA BO~ Lt Ft'R.r;USON, b. 9une 19, 1858, d. 9u.Lv 28, 1900, onLv 4 mon t h/1 a / ten. t he deat h o/ hen. bn.oth. e n., 90/J. eph. Hen. obltu an.g 4tate.d tha t 4he wa/1 6un.Le.d hen. e. 25- f)AJ~l.5 BOfill, the eatr.L!J- /J. e ttL ~. n. and anceAton. o/ alL the vth e.n. BOf;Ll.5 bun.led he.n.e. 26- /r/A'R!J BOfill- wi../e. o/ 9amcu.. Uo not know hen. maLden name.. 27- mA'RJ BOqL[. PJOORt- d/o 9ameA. and man.~ Bo~Le, w/o lno/1 frloon.e.. 5L4ten. o/ 9ohn Bo~Le, Sn.. She d . 9uL!f 18, 1860 a~e. 89 !flt.4 . 6 moA. The aeath n. e~lA t en o/ r;LLeA Count~ /ltate.d that ~he wa/1 b. Ln th e /J.tat e of man.vLand . 28- ENOS mOORl- h./o # 27, aLAo b. man.v Land . lno A waA LL/J.te.d l n the 1860 q;_LeA Co. Va. Cen~u4 , Ln the home o/ h.i..4 dau1hte n and 4on ln Law, frlan. ~anet and Timothv HamLLton. He. Atat e.d h l4 a1e. a4 85. I have. no nec on.d o/ h.iA death. , but ln t he. above. mentlone d cen4u4 h.e wa4 LLAted a/1 11 4upe.n.anuate.d". No doubt h.e. dl<?A Ahon.tL!f the.ne a{te.n. . 29 - SARAH "SALL!J'' 80qLl- anothe.n. da u9Jtte 1t v / f/am~ and f!Jalt!J Bo ~Le., who Atated he1t a1e. Ln th e 1860 Ce.nAuA aA 81 . Sh.e. aL/J.o Ll ve.d Ln the. h.ome. o/ TLmothv and man.~an.et HamLLton. She. had dl e.d be./on. e the. 1870 c e n.A.UA waA t a k e n. 29- 9Aml.5 BO~Ll- 4/o 9 ohn Bo~L e. 5~ . an d ~ a 1t~aRet. Accon.di..n~ to t he 1860 ce.n/J.u4, h.e wa/1 bonn ab out 1804 , d . 1872. He. man.n.led to Su -1.anna Ke.nn l 1J.on, l n <ii.Le.A Count!/ , b!f bond l 44ue.d, man.. 26 , 1833. HlA oL d e.A t c hlLd, mad l /J.on BoiLe. 2 �871' who m°:1tn.le.d Sa":a h r>a. tte~/l'?n mav aLJJ.o be. bun.i.e.d h.e..n.e. He. wa.-1. k 1.. LLed du.ttLn9- th.e Cc_v1...L Watt , and. h.i.IJ. fat!te.n. 9A/fJlS <l_ UaL i.. / i..ed a/J. th.e admi..n.l1J.t1tato1r. of hi.A u.tate.. 9A/fJlS ' BO<ill. made. hi.Ii wi..LL l n 1872 Lea v ln.<; a.LL hi.A. won.LdLv poAA.e.A/J.i...on.IJ. t o lli..Jabeth Bn.awLe..v- Bu./J.lie.!f, the .4i.JJ.te.n. o/ h. i../J. b 1toth e 1t. , f}ohn 1 Ii w i..fe. He di.ed Ah.on.tL!f- the1te. a/te.n.. lie wa/J. Li..JJ. ted ln the. / Ln.JJ.t ce.n.JJ.u/J. of th.e new count!!: o/ B Lan d, tak e n ln 1870 an.d wa.4. 1 lv i.n.ff ln the h.ou1J.eho1d o/ [.L i.la.b eth Bu./J.JJ.ey, 1V ldow. He JJ.tate.d h.L.4. ag,e.. a/J. 65. I have no i__n / 01t.ma.ti.on. about h.i.JJ. wl/e SuJJ.anna . 30- CATllC.RIN[. BO<ill - b . about 1803. Wa.JJ. Ll4 ted ln th.e. 1860 cenJJ.u-4. i..n th.e h.ouA.ehoLd o f h.en. bn.otlte1t f}oh.n an.d. h.lA wl/e f}uLi.a. ' a-d. bei..n.g, 57 ve..att.IJ. of. ag,e . Sh.e. waA n.ot Li.11ted Ln the 1870 cen/J.u lJ.. tVo d.oubt JJ.°h.e LA bun.l.e.d h.e.n.e... [ f I I I f Th.e1te i../l 1toom {01t /0 1ttv- to /i.ft!f ft- ltav~ ln tALt oLd. g,n.ave. :;attd , and th.e1te an.e f ew emptv Apace-1. . lh.e.n.e a1te. man.JI. g.. tta v e /J. w i... th. n.o /J. toneA, and 1J.e.ve1t.a{ wlth. pLaln f. le.Ld~ 4.tone..4 w i..th. no ma1t.ki.n9A; on th.em. /hi.A i.JJ. one o/ th.e oLdeA.t cemete1t i. e.A i.n th.e. countv. In a few vean.A th.e. c. eme.t.e.n.$1- wLLL b e. bevon.d an.v. .4.tate o/ ttenovatlon an.d aLL t.h e.A. e people wh.o L lve.d .4.0 Zon.9: a g. o wlLL be. compLe.teL!lf. on. 9-ot ten. It wi...LL b<!. a.A l/. th.e.!J- had ne.ve1t Ll.ve.d.. Antt one ca1ti.n g, to add to t'h.i.A. 1te.pon.t, pLeaAe {.eel f ttee toQdo A.o. I wi..L.L be ff.Lad to an"1.we.n. an!/- ~ue..Ati.on..4.. Feel. / 11.ee to W it i... t e. Oil. caL1 me. at anv ti.me.. I kn.ow the..11.e. an.e. d eAce.nd an t-4. o / th.e1J.e old p l.on.eettA aLL oven. the..Ae. lJ n.i..ted St.at. e./J. , wh.o ma!f be. i...nte.tt.e.IJ.tE..d ln. thi...4. i.n. /. oA.matlon.. I have aL/lo co P. i.ed othe..tt. ceme.te.n.~ data t h.n.oug,h out Bland County and wi_LL be. ff.lad to 1J.ha1t.e and. /J.wap i.n/01tmatlon wi...th an y one. wno caJt.e.A to dq ?an.ke Cole.man. Bo[J Le I 117 Hl[Jh S t1te.et ?uLaA.ki., Va. 24301 AO, Telephone 703 - 980-6974 I I I ' ======================================================================== VIRGINIA CHASTAINS GENEALOGY & FAMILY HISTORY - Descendants of Dr Pierre (Pete r) Castaing of Manakintowne Episcopal Parish Virginia who landed at J amesto wn, Virginia July 2J, 1700; died there 1728. Softcover and not name indexed . Price $15 . 86 postpaid. · · CHASTAIN KITH & KIN - Hardcover and name indexed. Lists the many descendants of Dr. Pierre Castaing (Chastain & Chasteen, Shastain) from the 1st generation to today. Price $28. 75 postpaid. Order both books from: L B Chastain, JJl N Locust St, Elizabethtown, PA 17022 . ======================================================================== THE PIERRE CHASTAIN FAMILY ASSOCIATION. Spellings : Chasteen, Chastaine, Chastine, Shasteen, Shastine, Chasten and Castine - and collateral lines. For further i nformation , write to: Mrs Violet W Cook, Membership, Pierre Chastain Famil y Ass ociation, 812 Sprague Road , Indianapolis, IN 46217. ======================================================================== �'JV qo THREE OLD WI LIS NOT PROBATED Papers in Bedford County , Virginia, Courthouse , abstracted by Ann L. McAlister, C.G.R.S.* GEORGE SANDERS, Bedf ord ••• sick & weak in body .. . all perishable parts of ray estate (to) be immediately s old af ter my decease ... all jus~ debt s & funeral expenses be paid • •• s hould the per i s hable part of my property prove insuff icient f or t he above purposes • . • exors . •. may sell tract of land . . . Franklin County . . • Dau POLLY WEBB $ 1; ( other children named as f'ollows. ALM) : dau PATS Y BESS ; SALLY ROBERSON ; F RANKY WOODS: ELIZABETH SIM1'iONS ; NAHCY WEB : son G~ORGS SANDERS: dau MIMY PARKER; sons CHARLES SAlIDERS , WI LLI Af'l SANDEW~ ; son HOBEii !' .Ii . SANIERS " the tract of land that myself & him has in partnership" in 8edford Co . , 1I A •• • s on ROBER!' W. SANDERS three chi!!,en FLEMMINGS, 1-'ATSY Hr C P~ , HAHE'I'f SANlJl.!'RS • • • the monies arising from the sale of my Frankl in tract of land i1· enny after my just Debts and f·urnel expences i s paid ..• t he abov e monies to be Saq uelly div ided among the three above named children • . . Exr . : son, HOB8r1T v:. SANDERS George Sanders NOTE BY ALM: The date is 21 April 1827, which a p pears to have been f illed in by another hand . wits Elias Jones, J.'eterson J. Adams, Bruce (X ) Mea ( torn)o n, Hichard (X) Bandy , Valentine (X) Barton ,. •t Will returned 1828 Feb . 25 ... Reubin Webb object ed March Court 18JO a curator was appointed July Court 1 830 continued at Webb's cost NarE : First part of next unrecorded will i s missing, alth ough page is No . 1. At my nephew JOID~ BOWYER CALHOUN; six miles northwest of F'incastle the County seat of Botetourt Co., VA. I LAWRENCE U. BRANNON of the County of Kanawha & State aforesaid •.• to my lawful wife Mary or Polly as s he has been sometimes called, now MARY BRANNON of the Co. & St . Af oresd .. • the s ole use & benefit of the three several tracts •• • bought of CHARIES WIN~SOR & his wife ELI ZABETH of then the sd. Co. of Kanawha & ••• of the county of Fayette, VA • . . Northeast side of Great Kanawha River on James & Kanawha Turnpike 12i miles below the great falls thereof .• • adj. lands of DAVID CHILDRESS on the West & PHILLIPS BOWSMAN on the East • •. creek sometimes called Windsor Branch and more recently Brannons • •• Capt . Jhon HARVEY ••• that of PHILLIP BOWS MAN as conveyed to him by the several heirs of BENJAMIN WINDSOR by a joint deed made in the past by those then of lawful age to convey & f or those then under age by commissioner appt'd •. . to l'l.ARY • •• for & during her lif e on ••• condition ••• s he doth remain my widow shouid she outlive me •• • should she marry ••• l/J of those l a nds, houses ••• to be sett apart to her by J Discreet Commissioners, free holders of •• • Kanawha .•• and of no kin to either party ••• after death of myself and Mary . • • to my grand daughter CYNTHIA MARGARET MONTGOME RY the second child of my only Daughter now AMANDA MONTGOM~RY who was before her intermarriage with the s d JAMES (MONTGOMERY) AMANDA BRANNON ••• my Dearly beloved grandaughter-yes s h e is now, one of the Chief Del ights of my s oul and a prop of my de clining years and why s hould I not provide for her ••• at her death to go to her children if any- but if none-thence to return - to the next daughter of my AMANDA MONTGOMERY for she is now living and yet young &c ••• but in case of no such young er granddaughter then to go to all & singular my Legal Des cendants • •• " xr: LAHREilCE BRAl NON STOCYTON, County of T ipacanoe, 2 Jan. 1847 Done at Liberty the day and date •• • aforesaid ~~t. of ndiana Lawrence U Hrannon I �,, NOTE BY ALN: A scrap of paper with " I n Chesterfie ld County Court May purporting to be the last will & presented in court by William W. the copy of the following will states: the 14th 1792 An instrument of writing testament of JACOB RUBSAMEN dee 'd being Kenzie ••• " P hiladelphia Mar ch 22 1792 Dr Gentlemen The g out i s g etting in my head f ast and I think will kill me soon. I t herefor make my will having destroyed that I had made before I appoint you Mr James Lyle and yo u Doct . Mackenzie and you Thomas Banks my executors and bequeat h you al l my real and personal estate of what nature (NOTE BY ALM: Here the handwriting c hanges ; however this is a copy.) soever in trust, to be by you sold and f irst all my just debts paid and what is left to remit to my brothers DANIEL and JACOB BALT HUS AR RUBSARMEN and to my sister MARIA CATHERINE RUBSIMON, or whatever else s u rname she now has to be by them equally divided. My eldest Brother DANIEL l i ves i n the town of Gress(? )en twelve leagues from Frankfort, and let them make the best o f it. I do not much care if you give a f ew years credit in your selling as the certificate I all ready have will more than pay all I owe in the world, that is to say if my creditors are honest - Curry the Quack Doctor has an account against me but as it is a rascallY and mo s t unjus t one he must sue you and I hope you will cast (?) him in 5th at least. P urchase Dolly and her child and set them both, and Patty also free. I cannot write more now so God bless you all. perhaps I may add some things as they occur . Jacob Rubsamen Thomas B anks Merchant Manchester (Copy of Jacob Rubsamens will) W• ---and Thomas Banks executors therein named and proved to the satisfaction of the court by the testimony of John Murchie and John Fleming the same to be wholly of the hand writing of the said Jacob Rubsamen deceased was ordered to be recorded and established as his last will & testament - and on the motion of the said William McKinzie and 'rhos Banks who gave bond and took the oath required by law certificate for obtaining probate thereof in due form is granted them. A true copy signed p . Poindexter DC *3609 Tanglewood Lane Lynchburg, VA 24503 WHAT'S IN A NAME , I I Married: On the 20th inst., at the residence of Mrs Rachael Duffy, by Rev John Stone, DD, Mr Leonard Cornelius Class Vanderrangle Caper Van Huff, Junr. to Miss Mary Cleopatra Prosperpina Victoria Cinderalla Pauling Marguerai ta Lucinda Harris, all of Sycamore Creek, Nicholas Co., Va . (Ugh:) Le wisburg Chronicle , Lewisburg, (W) Va, Thurs, Apr 28, 1853. �LETI'ER F ROM E . A . DUNEAH contributed by Mrs E J Sutherland i \ b i n g <l o n \·a f\1 :1 r 1 ~) 2 -l St h Hon R. Eo Chase Clintwood Va De a r Nc ph e \v I will write you some mor e of my ea r l y recol l ec t i ons of Holly Creek. As C. /\. J o hns o n wants to know somet hing of the men that was the pion ee r s o f t h at co un t r y , T wi ll g ive some of my reccollecti o ns of th e Rev . Stcp h0 nt I I. Se nter old uncle Henry as he was f a mil ia rl y ca ll ed , a nd that in my judgement desearves special me nti o n in hi st o r y . I k now nothing of his early life , h e we n t to th 0t co un t r y fro m N.C . before we settled there in 1 8 5 6 . At t h a t t im e h e \\ as on e of the pastors of the llolly Creek Prjmitivc Bab t :i cc Church, associated with James Smith Loui s Edw a rds , a nd p c rh ~ ps o thers . The church house was on th e l a nd of Pre ston P h i pps . S hortly after we went out there , th e re wa s s om e d iss ati s faction in regard to the house, and it was moov e d ab o u t a h a l f mil e and put up on the land of I s aac Mull in s , o n th e s ame s p o t wh e re George Mullins stone r es id e nce now s t a nds. Un c le llcnory stilled remained as one of the Pastor so /\n<l I hav e no hesitancy in saying the most faithful of any, for T ha v e no reccol e ction of ever being there when he was absent, another thing I want to say, is that, I don't remember, that I ever saw him come to the church except a foot. He w~s a man of medium size his moovment was brisk, dressed plainly, but you could not fail to see how clean he looked, When the weather was warm he always wore a clean hanke rchief tied at two corners around his neck like a man in harv e st to wipe sweat Another verry striking thing was that he aJway s carried a redicule as they were called then , which was a small poke with a draw string in , which he carried hi s Bible and himn book. When he came to the Church house or in in the grove whe re he was to preach, he would always hold his book in his left hand while h e shook hands with all what was there with hi s r i ght hand . There was regular service at the Holly Creek Church untill some time in the early part of the civil war . Wh e n th e people became so devided over th e war qu e stion, the worship at that place was discontinued. The faithful old Pa s tor c a lled the people to meet at the dw e lling house of squ ire Bill Vanovers where, there was regular service until some time aft e r the war closedo When the war commenced the sons o f S teve n Ho Senter went into the confederate service and do ub tl es s his sentiments was the same way o but he was so str ic tly ne utral that he he l d the confidence and 1 0 �7.:. es teem or a l l parties. (Which only a man of God could do) I \vas o n ly a bo y ,,·hen he was the Pastor at the Old Holly C r eek c hu rc h , and I do n't remember whether he was pastor o f a n y o th e r church or not but when I got to attending his mee t i n gs a t s qu i re Va novers I often heard him speek of hi s pastor over at Elkhorno Some time after th e war th e llolly Creek church was mooved and reorganize on th e P o und river and took the name of the Pound Fork chur c h . S t i l l \vi th th e same faithful old pastor. When I t hink of th e long yea rs, and the many miles he traveled from h is home to meet his appointments, and that without a ny m a t e rial assis t ance , laboring with his hands on his farm for his support & that of his family , I don't wonder th a t th e g ood Lord lvas holding some great blessing in store for him, part of \vhich in the judgment of this writer was sent to his home church in the summer of 1872 when that church was visited by a verry gracious revival of religion a nd many of his friends and neighbor lvas converted and joined th e church . Amoung them was three young men who was lis e nsed to preach . Levi Vanover Calib Haynes and Calvin Swindel l. If I am rightly informed Calvin Swindell is th e pas tor of Little Zion church and that the Pound Fork church was mooved there so the work of the Lord mooves on. Any man that was as faithful to his trust and labored to please the Lord as I believe Old Bro Senter did will be rewarded. And that his work will follow him. I will close by saying that tears often filled my eye when I have been writing this verry imperfect sketch of a verry faithful old servent of God. E.A. Dunbar (Note: Methodist Minister) ===================================================================== OBITUARIES 27 Sept 1907 W B Thompson died Wednesday at Buchanan , born 73 years ago in Buchanan ••••••••• cousin of Major John W Buchanan •• • • •• • • Thomas Henry Gleason died Wednesday night at home of his nephew WC Gl eason at ParkView, Portsmouth ••• •• 76 years • •••• •• •• • The above from No. 39, Montgomery News-Messenger, Christiansburg, Va . Microfilm N-US-VA 33 , Dec 8, 1905 - Nov 22, 1928 , from University of Virginia lib rary. === ========================== ================= ===== ================== �-.S; -j:::.. P A R T ~ !jg~ g;~ % !# !?,&. Y. /,f'd'Jf~~.. y~ y~...., J{&..u~ _A/~ /tJ.JtJ/ t:;J/.,V 7.?t?. cf,f'7 / t-:~hf'= ~;,....-..../.,.~! t!/J;,.,~~ •J"/.1vk1. 25th of January, 1966 Southwestern Va . Genealogical Society P. o. Box 12465 Roanoke , Va. 24026 Slave ho lding f amilies F'V & Name ~ Cl.c 3 . Muns ey Isaac 54 Pats ey 50 Harvey 33 Mary 21 Martha 19 Charle s D. 15 Nancy 14 28 -F-8 P.O. T. Farmer I VHE l , 540 C.O.B. Wythe, Va Russell #/S 1 .. 7. CARTER Dear Soci e ty Off ice~ My regr ets for t he delay in proferring my 1986 membership dues . The tardi ness vas due to my trying to finally coordinate my dues vith a s pecial quer}'O For s ome years, since the mid-1970's I have been dabbling in two s outhwestern Va. Black a b.stracts - - one on Montgomery Co. , the other on Russell Co, They are both large, Ix.It the larger of the two is Montgomer y Co., for r e asons I won • t go into here, but the question of size may be of great s i gni f icance. The enclosed Ab.stracts of Slaveholdin g Families of Russell Co. in the 1850 Census , t hough annotated,still leaves something to be desir ed in t erms of introduction text. I also should have included a key to the abbrevia t i ons , and wi ll do so at t he end of this letter. Abbrevi ations Ke y Fv = Fami l ies numbered in order of vis ita t ion POT: Profession, occupation or Trade cf each 111ale person over 15 years o f age POB~ Place of Birt h, nami ng t he State. Terri t ory or County VRE• Value of Real Est a t e owne d ( i n dol lars) I us ed Bonnie Ba l l ' s 1850 compilation a s a guide , but found a number of discrepancies ( as someone wi ll surely find with mine) . cf}J~~ RICHARD DICKENSON Dale* 45 Eliza C. ** 35 Henr y T(aylor) 17 John T( a ylor) 12 ~~rgaret C(rocke tt)lO Sally P(reston) 8 Charle s D( a le) 5 Eli za(beth) C,*** 3 J ohn I~. Sta li a rd 27 Jef ferson Da vi s 27 James Neff 21 J oseph Ros s 20 J ac kson ~oss 17 Lawyer Fa rmer La"'')'er Labor er 25 , 400 Scott , Va. 17 Russell Scot t, Va. Grayson Fr ederick Washington 35- M- B, 23 - M- B, 18-M- B, 15- M- B, 10- M- B, 5- M- B, 8- H- B, 1 6-~ - B , 4- M-B , 6- M-B, 6- M- B, 35-F-M, 10-F-B , 30-F-B , 30-F-B, 4-F-B , 3- F-B. •ua 1e Carter ~ (b . 14 October 1602, d . 30 Dec . 1678 , m. 15 December 1829 Eliza beth Campbel l Smith** (ti. 1613 , d . 1697) . 1'heir youngest daughter, named for her mother, was Eli :z.abeth Campbell*•• . Da l e Ca r ter , son of John Carter , was the eldest of 14 children . His wife , eliza -- rjaughter of Henry Sw~th of Cli fton - - inherited her father' s farm , 5 mi ves t of Lebanon . Dllc Carter represented Russell County in the Va . Constitutional Convention of 1 851, was e l ec ted as Russe ll Co . Representative ln the first General Assemblv after the Civi l 'rlar. He confE!!' r ed vith President Andrew Johnson in his cap.ad ty as General J\s::;cmbly Conu'tUliGioner on r econstruction of the State Govt . He was an impor ta nt farrr.er and landovncr , with patented large trac t s of land from t he '.> tate governlll<!nt, including land i n Hu3 sell, Buchanan , Wise ancJ fJickenson counuc:; ( i.~rger tr~ n the State o f Delaware) . Carter ' s oldest daughter, l".ary '!'aylor Car t er , rrorried W. A . Stua r t , and one of her children became Governor Harry Carter Stua rt . Da l e carter ' s mothcr - in - lav , Ma r y Taylor , vas the daughter of Eli zabet h Ca mpbell Tayl or of Bot e tourt County , vho vas the sister of Gene ral Wi lliam Car.ipbcll : the her o of King •s Moun tain and t-hc br o t her-in-lav of Pa t ri ck Henr y . (p. 110 , Russell Co., by D. C. Pra tt, 1968) ' �( ) ( 2 ) 31. BROWN1NG 8. HENDRICKS Andy F. Melissa P. William H. Rachel J . Eunice A. Full en M. Mary Jane Crook George Davis 37 34 Farmer 12,000 13;,: Russell 11 7 4 ~infield s. 55 40 Laborer Far mer 20,000 Russell 16,. 21 19 7 6 6 4 2 Farmer 1,200 Russell 53 . 2,~, 13 24. CARRELL 37 fa rmer 1,800 Charles Russell 12;g 29 Nancy A Lee Jane P. Kelly 16 washing ton ,;, 32-H-B, 21-H-B, 15-M-B, 12- M-B, 5-H-B, 3-H-B, 30-F-B, 1 6-F-B, 9-F-8, 7-F-B, 2-F-B. 27. ALDERSON Christopher Mary P. Joseph o. Franklin H. Charles w. Henry G, ~ 33 28 27 Laborer Ru sse ll l Kt::N'J\JCJ<Y NO. CAROLINA 1 , 500 Farme r 54 Ande r son 51 Elizabeth Farmer 20 Aaron Farmer 15 Thomas 18 Anderso n 16 Ba rba ry Hi tchell Blacksmith 22 John Hi tchel 1 20 Robert Pippin 30- F- B, 25-F- B, 21-F-B , 3- H-B, 2-F- B, 1 - F- B Elihu Eliza Wi lli am R. Rebecca J. Mary Cl ark 11- H-H 12 61 58 Farmer 36. VERMILLION 18 16 Virginia 57-F-B, 25-M-B, 23-H-B, 18-M-B, 14-H- B, 9-H-B, 8-H-B , S-H-B, 3-M-B, 20-F-B, 19-F-B, 14-F-B, 1-F-B, 1-F-B, lS-F-B, 12-F- B. 21. VERMILLION Wilson Sally Sarah F. Ferguson 9-H-8, 5-M-B 29 35. HENDRICK Grayson , Va. Russell 24-M-B, 24-M-B, 26-M-B, 19-M-B, 13-M-B , 14-M-B, 10-M-B, 9-M-B , 9-M-B, 28-f-B , 22-f-D, 6-F-B, 4-f-B. 13 . GlLMER David E. Anna John Morgan Granvil l e Lafayette Catherine Samuel Martha Clay Vincent Isabelle James L . Edwards 7-M-B 9 20 18 ) N/L 28 7 6 1 2 21- F- B, 4-F-B, 7-M-B, 1-H-B Monroe Russell 4~g 26 Farmer Hu:;s cll 6 Washington Russe ll Washington Rus sell Russell 1 .. NO. CAR . TENNESSEE Russell l ;i; 20 2 5/12 18 JESSEE Archer sr. Polly Mary Rebecca Andrev J. James Chafin 29- H-B SS. JESSEE Jefferson Nancy Stanford B. Cynthia Margaret L. Noah K. Jet ferson B, Elihu K. John Chafin ill 16-F-B , 15-F-B , 70 46 Farmer 3,000 19 13 11 Bedfor d, Va. 55 48 47 17 15 12 Farmer 8 ,100 Russell 3iil 4, 600 Russell l iE Laborer 10 7 S 22 Laborer 11-F- B S9 . BROWNING Wi lliam 00 • 63 Farmer 50-F-B ~ ­ Vi . �-; ~ ~ ( 4 ( 5 ) 67 . GARRETT John Fanny Thomas H. Eunice M. Margaret Sarah J ohn 53 50 22 21 18 l7 14 71. HENDRICl\S /\ron 69 Charles w. Cooper 49 George w. Hendricks21 Farmer 500 Russell 2,;~ farmPr 27,000 Russell 51;:: ENGLAND As~t . Farmer Blacksmith Russel l 74. JOHNSTON George w. Elizabeth Charles s . Frances Burdine Thomas Burdine 60 Farmer 60 10 22 1/12 20-M-B, 20-F- B, 12-M-B, 2- F-B, 18- F-B. 5 , 401 .Russell 5.~: 97 . Washington 9,;, 150 Farmer 21 John W. 22 Lydia E. Russel l 3 Louisa c. 2 Moses M. 85-F- B, 43-F- B, 16-F-B, 15-M-B , 1 3-F- B, 11-F-B, 9-M-B, 6-H-B, 4-F-B. · 93 . GARRETT Russe l l Tanner Aaron 3;:~ Laborer 6-F-M, 5-M-B, GILMER Cummings Poll y 85. LITTON ~ia r y J\nn John E . Martha T. William c. R. Charles c. Ginnings Sarah James w. 51 31 15 14 12 10 8 6 Farmer 8,000 Russell 2... 4 2 19-F-B, 2-H-H 108 . SKITH Mary Elizabeth Rachel Mary Jane Sarah w. H. Margar et Anna L. Isaiah P . 2 . 000 Ruse ell farmer 311 32 28-F-H, 17-F-B , B-M-M , 6-H-B, 5- F-D, 3-F-D, 3-F-H, 1-H-B. Albert C Virginia B. 8 111 . FULLER Isaiah Jane (wife?) Eliza c. 24- F-B, 4 - M- B, 1 - M-B. 94. BROWNING 59 Farmer - 1.:on tinued ti.. 10-~~B, MARYLAND Russell 4-M-B~ 2-M-B. *John Brovning , in testimony submitted to the Corrunissioners of Claims (established by U.S . Act of March 3rd, 1871) . lias a unionis t. He submitted a c laim !or $1441.95 (#14731) on the I.3th of JWle , 1872 , for property sold without receipt to Union Army General Burbridge on or about 21 Decemher 1864 . He liaS supported in his claim by , IHlliam Brovning . (colored), Thomas H. Harris, George w. House, and Jacob Brovning, a former s l ave of J ohn Brovning, In a hear ing in the County Courthouse on or about 19 February 1878 (?) lihen he vas about 84 years old, he stated that his residence was 2-1/2 miles :ast of Lebanon, that he "did everything in my paver to keep my neigbors and their sons from going into the Rebel Army", and that he furnished his son , Charles M. Brovning, "Gold to a i d him to make his escape through the Rebel lines to the Union Government with one John Hu f tman •... " In June of 1 880 , John Bro"Wning llas a wa r ded $150, 00. It vas also found that John Bro1ming and f.J. Ha r gis signed a petition to the Confederate Congress, in Marc h of 1862, " pra ying that a pension be granted to a n old soldier of the War o! 1812. " lt is not c l ear llhom that soldier was, nor i s it knovn whether the petition vas ansllered , let alone any avard made. 24-F-M , F 57-B , 42-M-B . 46-F-B, 41-F-B, 40-M- B, 4 0-H-B, 36-F-B, 32- F-B, 29-M-B, 28-M- B, 27-F- B, 28-H-B, 27-M-B, 27-M-B, 24-H-B, 22- M-B, 20-M-B, 20-F-B, 19-F-B, 16-F- B, 16- M- B, 16-H- B, 1 4-F- B, 12- M- B, 11-M-B, 10-M-B, 10-F-B, 9-F-B, 9-M-B 8-M-B, 8-M-B, 7-f-B, 7-M-B, 6 - M-B, 6-M-B 5-M-B 5 -M-B , 4-H-B 4 - F- B, 3- f-B, 3-f-B, 3-M- B, 3-M- B, 2-M-B, 2-M-B, 2-F-B, 1-M-B, 1- M- B, 1-F-B 29- M- B, 2(12- M- B. John• 94. BROWNHJG (Cont'd") Rachel 59 Nancy A. 17 Catharine 15 Charles M. 8 John Clark 18 4 , 100 Russell 6f~j 13-M-B. 54 22 32 Farmer 1 . 500 Russell TENNESSEE Russell l �- ·- ·--·- ·- - ( 7 ) ( 6 158. HONAKER William P. Eliza A. Henry P. D: Alfred Farler 22 20 7/12 10 Farmer 1131 • Russell 2::: Mead (cont ' d J Mary 11 Jo hn M. 10 Richa r d L. Lout itia Za chary T. Giles 60-F-B, 16-f-B 8 6 J 55 - F- B 159. GOSE Aaron* )4 Nancy 30 6 George 4 Elizabeth 2 Mary 7/12 Priscilla Simeon Taiylor 21 Catharine Vanover 22 Farmer 3,550 Russell 2 ': Laborer 19!:: • . f\t: LLY \o.'i lliam (,,) Hebecca 54 John Jl Phoeby Biddy William 2'1 22 Rebecca · 18-f-B, 7-M-B Char l es * This compiler noted that the 1880 census of Russell County placed Matilda his great-grandfather's family near Aaron Gcse. Edmund Clay Dickenson (b. 1843 - a. 1893) and his wife, Leah (Kiser) Dickenson (b. c. 1850 - d, 1924) had children whose names Aaron (compiler's grandfather), Nancy, George and Elizabeth.-~· all of whom ·were·' b6tn ·iri--the-1 8170 ' s -- were similar to many of those in the.Gose family (coincidental?). 162. OSBORN 53 Farmer 14,044 Russell 11,:1 Solomon Elizabeth 52 Squire 21 Farmer William Laborer 19 David 15 Laborer Eunice A. 13 Margaret E. 11 Martha Grayson 22 Unknown :. 49-F-M, 37-M-B, 34-F-B, 32-M-B, 30-M- B, 19-M-B, 17-F-B, 11-F-B, 8-M-B, 16-M-B, 3/12-M-B. 178. DAVIS HOLDEN 58 Farmer 2,800 Ash Co, 2H; NO, CAROLINA Rachel 58 No. CAROLINA Samuel H. Chyle 28 Saddler and HarGrayson ness Haker Susan Chyle 22 Wythe Martha c. Chyle 1 Wythe Sarah Daugherty 17 Wythe ;:. 19-M-B. 17-M-B 181. MEAD Vining Tabitha HUS!>l'll Farming R u ~sc ll 1 Pr . George Sussex Russell l 20 18 16 11 30-F-B 202. SYKES James Nancy Polly Elizabeth John SYKES 68 64 farmer 1,280 38 22 100 ( ! ) Prince George 16-F-B 203. NASH Samuel H. Jane Margaret Elizabeth 31 Russell 6," 3, 000 Russell l ;;; Farmer 250 31 4 2 37-F-B, 18-M-B, 14-M-B, 9-M-B, 7-F-B, 2-M-B. 213 . HONAKER Nichol as Amy Harvey Mary .J. Malissa E. Anna P. Rebecca F. James M. c. Margaret A. 40 Fanner 33 16 Laborer 15 11 9 7 4 2 :: 24-M-B. 34 34 Farmer Russell l H; 214. HOWARD Hiram 32 Farmer Russell sm -..() '1 �-J::I ()) ( 0 ) 214 . ( 9 ) HO\,'ARD - cont'd 1::1 len F ri'.lnk.lin 252 . Russell 28 4 35-f-Uo 9-F-B. 7-M-B, 5-H-B, 2-F-B. :?15. COMBS Cul len Sa llv Eli :?a Wi lliam u. F!:'" edricl< c. Julia A. Virginia B. 30 1,000 Fa 1 mar Russell 3 23 (J 79 William 19 Laborer 2 18. COUNTS 28 Nancy 25 James P. 2 Charles l'I. l Russell far mer l. 228 . HOWARD 68 Nancy 55 Rebecca 18 Robert Mary Johnston 14 10 2,896 farmer Caswell, 6 No. Carolina Russell 16 31 30 Eliza 9 6 4 1 Robert Rosanna WRIGHT 21-M-B , 8-M-B Russell Farmer l ,_ ~ lL 2,000 Russell l :tl, Laborer 18 JB Farmer 30 5 2 l 2/12 25 Jilmcs ')7 Farmer Cely Polly Virg inia Cummings G. Fullen Najor Araminda James 11. 54 32 25 21 Laborer Caswe ll, N. C. Russell 7-f-B 1 , 500 Russell 1 19 16 13 11 9 7 300 So. Carol. 13 69 56-F-B , 34-F-M, 30- H- H, 28-M-H, 21 -l ~M , 18- F-M , 16-H-H, 16-M- M, 17-M-M, 9-M-M, 6 -11-H, 3-M- H, 10-H-H. Elizabeth 283. VINCELL Henry 27 Sarah w. El ena (?) Mary f . John e: . 249. HONAKER Johnathan 53 Susan 56 72 4 3-M-8, 43-F-B. Russell Tazewell Russell 20 Lil borer C. 75-f-B 15-F-B Lydia HONAKER 2,916 273 . JUSTICE John T . Heni:-y 24 22 15 Malissa 231. HOWARD William H. Thomas Celia Hugh L. Charles a. Louisa J. George f. Milr thil Green .iames H. Sanders Celia E. 55 - F'- B, 32- M-B, 32-M- B, 28-M-B, Mary Filrmer 61 261. FL£T'CP. l:g 11-F-B. Johnston 68 254 . RILEY 40-F-B. 24-N-B, 3-M-B. Da vid John E lizabeth Milry Hugh Ch11r les Cosby 20-M-B 5 J 2 5/12 Anna JOHNSO~ Farmer 500 Russell 2,,. Stokes Co. N.C . Unknown Not Named 10-F-M. 29 Fa r mi ng 24 6 '1 2 3/12 (Fema l e) Tazevell Russell 1 �, ( 11 ) (10) 31 2. HARGI S - Cont ' d 289. 1.;HITE William 57 54 20 19 Rachael Atrnarine 15(ma l e) MESHAC Leodisa ( ?l Isabell Farmer 5, 900 Russel l 2 Jo David Bolivar 19 18 S tuden t Alexander 2,000 55 Russell 4 Campbell SA 304. COWAN Martha Robert E. Nancy Hu:.sc> I 1 l 'l Granv111e , ~l. C . 85 339. MCFARLAND 19- M- B, 19- M-B , 17- F- B, 13- F- B. Nancy Studen t a t schoo l 53-F-B , 22-r·-a , 2 0 -~ ! - B , 18-~l - lJ , 12- M- B. Laborer 302. COWAN George Mary William G. 21 Lenard P. Thomas ~:a r y Bl oor.ic r 21-M-M, 14- M-8. John T. Tabitha SJ muel 56 43 23 21 farmer 8 , 823 Russel l 6 59 50 Hac hel J. Elizabeth P. John A. 24 James H. 19 lb William ~ David LI. Filrmcr 140 0 Ru :.s e ll W;:ish.ington Russell 22 21 I Laborer J 16-F- B. 34 2. CMIPBELL 20 Abr<Jham 18 17 15 George 12 Charles 10 Thomas a. 8 Elizabeth 6 Mary 4 And rev l Laborer Adolphus Hall 15 44-F-B, 44-M-B, 45-M-B, 13-F-B, 9-F-B, 2- M- B. Farmer 4,730 54 Cu r melitc(?) Minister & f Jr mer • 600 Russell 2 30-F-B, 1-M- B. • I f the designation is correct , .\bri\harr Campbell vould possibly be of the ordel':' of friars e stablished in Syri a in the 12th Century. Halifax 309. SHOEMAKER Leonard 50 Mary 33 10 Alexa nder Benjamin 9 7 James M. 3 Solomon George w. 2 Virginia 7/12 Elizabeth Hargis 19 Mary Hargis 14 Margaret Robinson 15 87-F-B. 19-M-H, 20-M-H 312 . HARGIS 53 William 53 Nancy 22 Mal':'y A. ;-t.1 ry Russell 3 :'. Whitley• Ky. Russell 3G3. FERGC~ON Anthony M. Catharine John T. .1ohn c; . John H. Gardner 25- F-B, 16 -M-B. 29 Farmer 22 l 34 24 farmer Shoemake r Russell Nicholas Russell 2 :: cw.va. ) Floyd 364 . SMITH John W.* Eliza T. 19 Farmer 1,330 Russe ll ism 15 667 ~ 80- F-B, 70- F-B , fi6-F-B , 40-M- B, 27-M-B, 22-F-M, 13-F-M, 8 - M-B, 6-H- B, 6-F-B, 5-F-B , 4- F- B, 3-F-B, 2-M-B , 5/12-F-H * Robert Clark Dickenson, brother of Edmond Clay Dickenson, vas recol':'d~d vith J ohn w. Smi th in 1870. Farmer l,800 Ol':'ange, N.C. 5::: Russell '" ~ ~- �-C> ( 12 ) :n5. DICKENSON Na t haniel Ma r y Thomas ( o: r.? ) Henr y (J. ?) Nanc y (C. ) Samuel (<.:. ) 53 1-"c:irmer 10,800 1 20 16 1'1 (nephew?) Merchant Clerk 1,000 380. DIC KENSON Farmer 7,000 Robert P(reston)• 35 E1izabeth 27 James Quillen 14 27-F-B, 18-H-B, 13-N-B, 7-f-B , 1-~-B. •son of Major James DicKenson? (I-I ill Book 11. pg. 502. BICKELY Marion T . Mart.ha B. Thomas c. 30-F- B, 8-M-B. Grayson 42 22 Mar y E. 12 Tabitha E. 8 Hetty E. 5 Nathaniel (S.) J Caroline I. 2 Joseph P, Litton 22 James H. Dickenson 28 Joshua M. fields 23 22-F-B. 28 21 9/12 Kentucky Grayson So. Car. Russell Tennesee Scott s .. 2,; 504. GOSE 73 54 25 21 18 14 4 7 32 34 8 5 3 l Farmer 14 , 030 Wythe Russell Lee Missouri .Russell Illinois f'armer 4,500(?) Georgia 15 39 Russel l 19 La borer 17 N~nnv 15 William 12 Tivis 9 Fletcher G. 8 65-M-B , 45-F-B, 35-M-D, 22-F-B, 20-~1-B, 19-1~-B, 19-F-B, 30-M-B, 13-K-B, S-f-B, 2-V-B , 2-F-B, 1-M-B , 1-M-B, 34-F-B. BS 520. HORNE Farmer 6Y Pleasant 62 Hulda 14 Hulda Plott 10->t-B , 7-M-B, 4-f-B , 2-M-B , 5/12-F-B, 34-f-B. 142 ). Russell Merchant 504. GOSE - cont ' d 30 Eliza Gilmer Russell Elizabeth Gilmer 12 10 John T. Gilmer 56-M-0, 50-F-O , 45-M-B , 35-M-B , 20-H-8, 28-F-B , 28-F-B, 27-F-B, 23- M-B. 19-F-O, 15-f-B, 13-M-B, 7-M-B, 5-F-B, 3-M-B, 1-F-B, l- F-0, 4/12-F-B. 513. LEE James Cloe James M. Alexander 503. FUGATE 2, 500 Russell 9 .:. farmer 30 Joseph c . 8-M-B, 8-M-B, 3-F-B, 1-M-B. 39-f~B, 36-N-B, 14-M- B, 12-M-B, 12-f-B, George Elizabeth George C. Patsey Mary Char les Thomas Hebourne Malissa Heabaurn William Toner Mary Toner William P. Long Joseph Toner Louisa Toner Elizabeth Toner C> ( 13) 17 536 . BICKLEY Sebastian It. Mary E. Malissa J . Caroline M. Cha rles J . And.ce\I H. Seb.:lstian IL Benjamin F'. Joseph E. 32- F-B, 12-f-B , 5'1 Farmer 25 ,1 00 N. C, Russell 6 .. Russell J So. Car. Russell 6 22 20 19 17 15 12 10 Laborer 6 11/12-~-B. 553 . BURDINE farmer 47 Henry O. 41 Elizabeth 22 Samuel P. 25 John T. Laborer 19 Hoses Wilson 16 Mary Rabi nson 5 Ernaline Burdine 28-F-B , 16-F-B, 12-M-B, 4-f-B , 2-M-B, 1-F-B. �.... - - - - - - - - - - . ....... tliiiiiii.... _ _ _ _ ~- ( 1 5) ( 14) 615 . GA~RET'I' - ConL ' d 562. BANNER John Elizabeth John Berry R. Thomas Hawkins 65 60 26 Fa r mer 1 2 , 387 24 23 No . Ca r. Grayson Russell ~o . Laborer 26 ', q Fa rmer Harvey AS· Nancy B. (Di ckenson )32 J ohn A. 8 James 5 William T. 2 Spencer Wrigh t 25 (Mu.)Laborer if.925 Car . Russell 21:,; Washington Thomas c. Barbary Charles C. Thomas A. Margaret A. Josephus .$. Sarah Ferrell st 45 Farmer 20 Green brier Randolph 3.E Russel l 11 8 10/12 80 (Mulatto) Va. (co . unk. ) ..46-F-B, 40- M- B, 22-M-B. 610. HORTON Stafford 68 Farmer 3 , ,/11() William 6jZ (female) Rus s ell Letis 22 Farmer Meshack w. 16 ( t -•lf} Durinda c . 12 Harvey G. 33 Farmer William P . 18 Lucy o. Hurt ib 40-F-B, 28-F-B , 7-F-B, 5-F-B, 4-F-B, 2-F-B, 2-H-B, 3/12-H-B, 4-F-B. Nelson Nancy Eliza beth D. James H. Peggy Archer J. n i lli am N. Edward D. Robert E. B. Charl es c. Henr y F. 50 40 !armer 1 . 466 Russe 11 J Russell 5 17 16 15 13 11 0 4 3 10/1 2 35-M-B, 27-f-M, 3-M-B. Nancy B. (DICKENSON) Gray was named in the Will of her fa t her, John Dickenson) 9,829 l'iltrl Ci< 21 6 l b . GRAY ... 40-F- B, 35-F-B, 23-F-B, 19- M-M, 18- M-B, 15-M-B, 14- M-B, 14-M-B, 14- M- B, 13-F- B, 11-M-B, 11-F-B , 1 0-M- B, 9-M-B , 8-M-B, 58-M-B, 6-F-B, 5-M-B, 2-M-8, 6/12-M-B, 50-F-B, 46-M-B. 599 . McCLEARY rtUSSC 11 12 16 - F- M. 59-F-B, 53- M-B, 54-f-B , 41-F-B, 35-F-B, 33-r-B 28-M-B, 21-M-B , 18-M- B, 17-M-B , 16- M- B, 20-F-B, 13--M-B, 10- F-B, 11-F-B, 8-F-B , 9 -M-B, 8-M- B, 8- M-B, 6-M-B, 6-F-B, 4-M-B, 3-F-B , 6/12-M-B, 6/12-F-B, 2-M-B. 591. GRAY Joshuil R. Celi a Jone~ 9!!! 6 72. DICKE/l:SON Charles c. • Catharine Mary E. Henry H. James M. Margaret Ann William P. Natha n £ . Martha c. Charl es C. 37 30 14 12 Farming ll 8 7 5 4 l 20-F-B, 17-M-B, 13-M-B, 11-M-B, 2-M-D. Wa s R.C. Dickenson the 11 year old? If so, where vas his 7 year old brother , Cl~y? • Charles C. Dickenson, who died in J.864 , v a s a grandson 'of Henry "The Clerk" and son of Henry &. Pricella (CARROL) Dickenson. In 1870 , Catharine , c.c. •s wi dow by then , has only Nathan living with her. 673. COUNTS James Eve Noah Williams James Elizabeth ~ 1 9-F-B, 2-F-B. 57 53 21 18 17 14 Farmer 1 , 825 Russell Wythe Russel l. 2:;' 7,9 20 Ru ssel.l. 23!!!1' Laborer 615. GARRETT Thomas E. Jane Houston 34 34 13 Farmer l,OOO Russel.l. l [E 679 . DICKENSON Henry• 65 Far mer ' ~ �..._ ( 16) b97, DICKENSON - (17) ~on l'd 701. DICKENSON - Cont'd Eliza beth IBlCKLJ::Y) 49 Russe ll Henrv P. 15 Laborer 1::1 .isabeth io John \\. 5 fllathan E. 26 rarmer Catharine 19 Patsey s. 8/1 2 Frances McHaynolds 18 60-M-B, 45 - F- 8, JO-F-B, 26- M-B, 27 - M-B, 27-F-B, 18-F-B, 18- M-F, 13-F-B, 13-M-B, 10-M-B, 10-M-B, 10-F-8, 7-F-B, 7-F-B, 6- F-B, 6 -F-B, 5- M-B, 3-f-B, 1-F- B, 2-M-B, 26-F-B, 15-M-B. • Henry Dicke nson, the son of Henry "The Clerk", died in 1881, well into his 90's. Elizabeth Bickley was the second of his 4 wives: i n l 870 his wife was Rebecca Gibson and in 1880, his vife vas Marie Phillips. His Will was written on 10 January 1661, and proved 6 December 1881 in Book 10, page 141 . In it he refers to his wife Mariah, and his sons Henry P., Nathan E. and James H. It is notable that his slaveholdings had nearly doubled from t he 23 he held in 1850 to the 45 he held in 1860. 699 . NASH 42 Farmer Aa r on 4,605 Russell 37 Catharine 15 Martha Jane Ma.ry A. 13 William 10 James 8 Margaret 3 John Blevins 20 Laborer 35- M-B, 30-F-B, 22- F-B , 14- F- B, 12- F- B, 11-F-B, 10-F-B, 9-H-B , 8-F-B, 6-M-B, 4-F-B , 1-f -B, 1/12-F-B, 4-f-B. 701. DIC KENSON John N( elson) . • Sarah A. Mary E. Robert P. 25 farmer Russell 2 .. 22 3 l 701. DICKENSON 60 57 20 16 Farmer 7, 750 Russell ( 5) 5-M-B, 4-~t-B , 3-M-8, 2-M-B, 3-F-O, 2-M- B, 1-F-M , 4/12-~t-B, 1-F-B . (This comoilcr imagines the possibility of his gr-gr grandpar ents -- l ~aac and Virginia-- being among those heading up this anonymos listing or slave~; with two of their sons , Wesley-23 and Roberl-10, among the rest , including gr-grandfather Edr.iond Clay o. • ~l<l jor James Dickenson, Jr. was born_.11 Feb, 1 790 and died at the oge of 86 on May 22 , 1676. lie married Mary Gray on May 3, 1810 and they had at least 10 children. Major James held a number of oooff i c es , including Justi c e of the Peace , High Sherriff (lBll-1814, 1840- 1842), member of County Court , Member of the House of Delega Les ( 1810- 1026). He was a "Henry Clay l~hig .. and not a supor ter of s ~cession. Major James was a son of Henry "The Clerk", and ' the Cather of liilliam Jennings Dickenson, for whom the final cou~ty formation of Virginia was named. Children of James & ~~ry (Gray) Dickenson Henry Powell Dickenson Elizabeth Corning Dickenson , n. Abel Alderson Robert Preston Dickenson , m. Elizabeth Sargent (?) ~~rgaret Lav.icy Dickenson Nancy Jane uickenson, m. Thom.:>s C. M. Alder son John Nelson Dickenson, m. Fanny Robertson (?) l~illiam Jennings Dickenson (the lavyer-legislator) Charles Clement Johnson Uickenson, m. Mary Thomas Tr es van t Dickenson , m. Josephine Bonaparte • Cha rles A. mav be the same as Charles Clement Johnson D. ••Thomas f . is.likely to be Thomas Tresvant o. Reference:p.101-102, "Russell Co. , Virginia's Bluegrass Empi re , o,c , Pratt, King Printing Co ., Bris tol , Tenn, 1968. 28- F- B, 6-F-B. • An unattributed source alleges that J. N. Dickenson vas the first to join the Confederate States from Russell County. James • Mary (GRAY) Charles A.•• Thomas F. ••• <::> µ 29}· 47-M-B, 48-F-8, 45-F-B, 35- M-M, 33-B-B, 31 - F-B, 24- F- B, 21-F-B, 23- M-H , 12-H-8, 12-M-B , 10- M-M , 8-F-B , 6-F-B, 6-F- B, 7-F-B , 708. 131CKLEY John ~9 Farmer 7,500 Russell · Frances L. 23 Nancy G. 21 James M. Fa r me r 19 Harriet L. 17 John f. 15 Mary Dlack 41 BL Wesley Black 15 BL Ganaway Robinson 11 HU (in 1860, Ganmay Oic kley , 23 MU , Farmer , was found) 61-H-B, 45-M-B , 20-F-B. 3 740, HEND!UCKS James W. Eunice H. Martin G. Elisabeth Garrett 32 36 2 42 Farmer 1,800 llussel l 13 �-- - - - - ~· - - --- - - --- - - -- ( l •)) ( 18) 77ti. s::VERLY- Cont ' d 740. HENDRICKS - Cont ' d Russell William L. Garrett 16 Farmer John Good 55 Laborer 45- r -B, 32- M-8, 23-M-B, 22-f-B , 11-F-B, 11-F-B, 9-M-B, 8-F- B, 7-f-B, 6-F-B, 3- f-B , 3-F-B , 1-F-B. 26 Farmer Russell l') ti l da l •l John F . Let it 1 i.i 12 :-~a 2 779 . JOENSO/\ 22 l~agonmaker Abingdon ( tovn) Washington 1 Dilvjd K. farmer Russell 3 ,:, 6 50 Farmer 50 79 (female) 769. FLETCHER Farmer 36 1,641 Major A. 36 Rachel f. 13 William Mary C. 11 9 Lilbourn G. 7 Margaret Thomas K. 4 Major A. 2 .. 37-M-B, 18-M-B, 17-F-8, 12-F-B, 8-F-B, 4-M-B. 774. BEVERLY Freeman Eunice 34 35 y !:: . Catharir.c s. Margaret M. Charles 1.;. Martha :". (not named J Samuel N. Rac hel F:. Beverly R. J. '12 41 r armer 3 , 0 10 Rus sell 3 Russell Monroe Russell 6: Russell Lee Russell 9/ 15 13 12 11 8 b ( ~emill c) 5 4 3/12 (male) 28 - H-B, 27-F-B, 17-M-B. " 2 William N. Margaret £. l/12 . 22-M-B, 20-F-B, 2-F-B. 762. GARRETI Martine G. Sally ~ydney f ields 22-M-B, 3-M-B. rga rEc-t ~tar 16-F- B. 39 36 I-Ii 11 iam ~:a Malinda D. 20 Letitia D. 8/12 Alexander Campbell 20 758. BANNER Stephen Leah Houston 4 lt"i-H-H (Idiotic). 753. l\ARREN James P. 6 Cynthid Virginia Eu nice 56-F-B, 16-F-B. !1u .:;.:; c l l La lX.l f l' l 10 0 }lar v 744. GILMER William Jr. Sil vestcr Farmer Russell 2 ;. Russell 6;;; Wythe Russell 1!~1 783. RAD;.'INO Rolling R. (?) 46 34 Leah Joseph 12 8rarm1e11 (?) 10 Louisa 8 Mary C. 6 Caroline L. 3 4/12 Unnamed infant 22-f- M, 12-M-B, 10-F- M, 7-M-B, 2-F-M, 4-F-B. 787. HACKNEY Joseph Amelia Jane Elisabeth George Mary John Joseph 1\illiamson Amelia 46 46 21 20 18 16 fa rmet 5 , 000 12 10 8 4 : 38- F-B, 23-F-B, 21-M-B, 10- F - B, 7-M-B, 7-H- B, 4-F-B, 1 -M-B, 6/12-M-B. ......... ~ �....._ <:> ( 2 0) 7'-10 . 04G. OURDI NF. HENIJR I Ct'~ :\<'.Iron L. i·1a1 y lL 1\11ron Jaber l Thomas 29 27 5 .. l!S-~i-8, '0-B-B. 11 .. .. " I Thomas 0 . l:loyd <1-f'- B, Russell Far mer ,merchant ) ~11~abeth ~othard 50 " c1crh. 20 " 35-N-B , 32-1-1-M, 26- F-B, 10-F-B, 8-F-8 , 6-M- M, Oliver Ja ne lliln iel Pippin Wythe Russell Farmer l £ . l•lini st er 1,500 Farmer Farmer & Culpepper Russell 6 Hanover Maryland Russell 8 500 10 lo (Mu. )Laborer 61-F-B , 28-~ 07 71l 113 Farmer 5 , 000 Laborer -l·lll , 18-F-B , 7-~-D. 5-f- B, 6- M-B , 3-F-B, 5/12-f-B. 860. GILi·IEX 14-F- B. .Joseph a. t: a rolinc va. 798. t\LEXAN DER 3 , 900 80 40 John, Sr . ~lary 10-~1-B, 75 C.B 3:.l 940 . HUGHES 791. TIGNOR 30 22 Ezekiel f'<1lsey (Harqaret?) John w. l:: l isa beth C.: harles uickenson 30-F-B, 22-M-B, 16-F'-H, 12- 1:-1 ;, 9-F-B, 6-M-:i. 3- F-B, l - M-0. Patrick H. Nancy ~ (2 J ) Ireland Russell 8: 000. GARRETT 46 45 15 13 9 6 farmer Russell Kentucky Russell 2 .... 9-F-B , 7-!"- 13. 803. FERGUSON No. Car. Wythe Russell 6. 45-f-8, 10-M-B. 2 Caroline Russel l 2 4 , 000 RusseJ.l Washington Russell l 6 , 000 Russe ll 2 Russell 1 17-F-B, 2-F-l:l. 1:1 i za br?th• Lucy J . Hor ton 6.2 16 65 -M-B, 55- r-o. • nee DIC..:l\l::NSON , a daughter of the "Clerk" ? Francis Nancy John c. James G. Sarah Jane Oenaga Francis 40 48 24 farmer 23 18 14 (male) 8 30-M- M. .. .. .. .. 889 . JESSEE 46 William 34 Eunices M. 5 Fullen H. 7 Malissa o. 6 Andrew H. 5 Louisa E. 2 William 6/12 Alexander R. P. James Simmerly (?) 16 .. .. " " Farmer Laborer 30-f-B , 4-F-B. 804. FERGUSON David C. Russell. 873. BROWNING .. fa rmer 56 Andrew Sr. 50 Margaret Farmer 20 Andrew 17 Margaret A. 16 Hugh 14 Anthony 12 Alexander 10 Rebecca 8 Judith 6 Jackson 2 Jane 20-M-B, 22-f-M, 8-M-B, 5-M-B, 3-F-B , 1-H-B. Farmer 1Hl2 . CARROLL 38- F- B, 23-F- B. 20- M-M, 10- F-M, 6- M-B, 4-F-B, 7/12-F-B. Ezekiel B. Martha P. Nancy B. Eunice M. E. John A. Mart ha Jane 25 18 21 fanner Russell 2:i. 894. JESSEE John 50 fa r mer �-- -- - -- - -- -- -~- ( 2 J) ( 2 2) <;U) . 894 . J f::S~Cont 'd ~:..1 Elisabeth Ch~rles 23 l~ J oseph 15 13 ~i l l iam H<i nnCI h Br eeding :~ancy Breeding Hannah Jessee Ar mstrong .JesseP. Russel l 22 aen j a ;ni r. .<1 r J·' ..~ . 33 11 10 ~a n r. y Jane FJavius M. William» . ~i.l rHH? l K . ( '." ) '1cbeeca Thomas t{ . El i sabeth 25- F- 8 , Labo rP.r 1-r -i:i . 2- ;1- B, L- M- fl , 2- 1·1- u . • In tl?S ti mony l o th<: Sou t hern C l J l:n~ Commi::; :;1 on , a Jacob i-"Prqu !ion (58 year s old i n J anu.:ir y o f 1U71l ) Cl ili mr•d to hc1ve bc:cn il s J.:;vc o~ John Fer guson . I f h1s c1gL' ..,as co r rectly gtvcn , l l does no t coincide w1 t h t he aqc o f any rr..:ilc sluVC in 18'10 . f armer J,000 3. Russell Tazewell 930 . 8 -:~ B . 3-M- M. l!ilnnah 57 49 No. Curolina 947. C.:i\TE~ Hobert B. Farmer 20, 000 Germany Tennessee 2 17-F- 8 , 15-1·!-6. 61 Polly 60 22 Jasper Farmer 1, 100 Montgomery l ,i; Russell 20 J ohn Peter w. :-iary E. ll 5 2 Harvey 17 62 farmer 10,000 Halifax 211[; 2,,, Russell 2!!: ')75. BURK David J. 925. FERGUSON John• Russell 19-M-M. 19 .. l /Inn Rebecca 91 8. HARRISON 35 Farmer 2,800 Tazewell 8,jj J ohn B. 27 Russell Elisabeth G. 8 Mary 4 Louisa 17 Laborer Rees B. Chambers 18 Ibby Lewis .,, 60-M- M, 45-M-B, 55-M-M, 45-F-M, 17-F-B, 16-F-B, 12-F-B, 10-F-B • No . Car. Wythe Smyth "} Elijah K . 21 Laborer I3lacksmi t h ') Harriet .:;. Winney Jane 50-M- B. 30 Catharine ~arah 909. AR TIU P Ja mes Washington 1 0 Ru s sell Filrmer b2 30-f- B, 25-f-I. , 2 3- ~ - B . 16- M-M , 13 - H-~, 19-F-M , 0-M-M, 7-M- D, 5-F-N, 2-M-M. <JOS. FRICKF. li illiam Margaret 59 Iii ra m 4 I 16 ruLLr.~ Russell 0 5 Jo~es l ') 15 L3 Je -r-u, l7 - F- u , 2t1-r - : 1, lll-r - o , 19-r-::l , l ', -r-~i . J l-F-B . 1 0 - ~: - !:! , 10 - . - !3 , 8- :{ - o , 7-~l - 8 , u - F-o , 7-i· - 11, 5-F-n , ·i -~:-iJ , 3-r -u , 90 1. G! BSON 44 r. l 4&-: 1- B. 6 - F-l-!. ~ache I :l u:.~ Pl 37 Cranv i l le !'. . 40 Tho:nas ".s :;n 1r.c; ton ')) rY ~:a ~ 9<irf>l 46 7 r~::<C\'SO ~ - Co n t ' d Nancy Isaiah Rebecca Sarah Susan 54 26 25 22 20 farmer 17 16 ;;, 24-M-B, 11-M-B . 979 . BURK Margaret John G. Malissa Eliza Romley A. :.; 20-M-B, 18- F-B. 35 14 12 9 5 450 450 450 450 ......... ~ �......... ~ (;'- ( 2 5) ( 2 4 ) 981. 1043. TlGNOl: 1t> OS i <l h .!\n'1rt 12 1 saoel .J . \vJ.ll J. am I !. 15 l3 ll 9 0 cJ Rebcc-c u A . ~ara h C L U)d('Stu ( ?) r •• ?att\Ck H . F;irme.r 1,700 King & Queen l Russell SJ~ !-!ar t ha t> 3 , c. M.E. i.. ~1i nist0r 5 ,080 Washington 6 Cieri< 93 55 ( Bl ac k) Catrel l 40-F - 8, 16- "- 6, 26 -~!- B, 18-~l- B , 16 - M- B, 10::.M- B. ~s ame name as the Cl erk of the Ru ssell co. Court in 1 882 E s~he t CO MBS 44 !:iusan <l4 Russell Farmer 2 7- f -B. .!Ibraham Sarah Anne Armstrong 4 , 000 Russell School Teacher Washing t on Farmer Ru ssell 3 SB Montgo mery l Washi ngton North Carolina Farmer 57 33 47 Farme r 31 3 9 (Mulatto) 3,650 Ka na wha Russell 6 26 -F-B , 24-M-B, 19-F - U, 15-F-B, 15- M-B , 1- M- B. • Elizabeth Do r ni ng Dickenson , da u ghter of James & Mar y Di ckenson . El i s abe t h M. 52 51 24 21 19 4 2 a1acksmith Farme r S cott 30- F-B, 11-F-B . 00!{1'0!1: Joseph Ma r t ha Elkaney R. C. Zachariah Edward Oliver ~i l li am Kil 9orc r-armcr '1,159 Fa rmer 11 478 478 '17 8 478 8 ~7 8 70 b5 33 23 21 19 ll Ru ssell 7 Irela nd Ru s sell l 30 -F-M, 20- F-M . 11 36 . :\STON 1034. GLENN w ~ uiam Mary Samuel R. Edith E. Ho me s (?) 11J2. t002. AL DERSON James s. Jane Al e xander David Robert OOR'l'ON Wil l iam B. 39 - M-B . ..\bel Eli sabeth* \oi1lliam C. Leander Smi t h 11 3 1 . Jacob Edith 999. NORDYh E ·' !"'armer 3'1-M-B , 27- F-B , 2- f - D. i-' 1elcfi ng 13- ~ 1- ~I , 1 3 :.: .!O&l. FUG1\TC: Samuel 49 1.::1 isabeth ·19 Cl iscibeth E. 10 !{obe rt. B. 10 James P . G. Ri ddle 14 ~l exa nd c r As ki ns( ? )2J Tazewell Tazewel l Hu ssell ) :•lory ..;1 bson 9!313 No . Ca .r . Russell * Evlo'line '-"uS t he widow of llober L, a son of Henry , "The Cler k ." :..ary Powell Dickenson , at a cliile unknown to this compiler , married u.r. E. S . Fugate , and had 10 children by him. ..:M\HEl. P. " 4, 892 4 , 892 7 0-N-B, 66 - F- H, 58-F-B , 57-N-8 , 2 7 &t ~M , 27-F - B, 25- F- B, 18- M- D, 10- F-B , 8-F- D, 5 -F - M, 4 - F- N, 4 - •~B. -l J-F-B. .J u1:1e 3 DlCKf.NSON Eveline ( SARGENT)• ~2 llen ry ( llobert ? J l0 Mary (Powe l l) 9 Oscar l, . l Ca l e b Hankins 28 ~la r y ~la son 20 47 27 16 12 10 6 4 Fa r mer 37- M- M, 27- f - M, 28-M-H, 15- H- B , 10- F-B. 1, 600 Washing t on 5. . Mary James M. Eleanor J . Rober t B. Mary 1\nn El iza ll - F- 8 . 45 17 15 13 �( 2 7) ( 2 6) l 2 2&. \11 SCELL/V!:~Cl:l.L 1138. SNODGMSS George :-.:ancy c. Addison A. Virginia f:. George Peters !{ufus Hawkins 45 Botetourt Bedford 19 17 Russell Tanner & Currier 55 ~o. Labore:- Carolina i\aron M. Fa rmer 35 31 Russell 10 u John B. 4 tJ 4 Td;c~vl•l IJ i) l :> - !-" - ~! 123 2. KEC:fr: bOO Farr-er 34 Russell 4 Montgome ry ? 1234 . 8" YLOR Ed win 11.. £ 1 iza 1;. John G. \oil lson H. 40-M-b, 40- f -9, 22-M-M, 17- M-B, 13-M- B, 8- F- B, 6-F-D , 2- F- B, 1- F- B, 2-M-B. Virginia J 152. i•:USSEY ~ilthclniel 82 Hannah Polly Robinson John Chapman Rebecca Price James Herndon 74 71 23 22 29 Methodist & Farmer ~un i ster 2 , 300 RocKingham 2 fl orence Hobert A. While Nancy lfai te 5 , 000 :·1erchan L JS Ruszell 3b 6 4 2 i-·arrner 25 24 14-f-:i , 10-:-1-B. 1<usse11 1238. SXJ'I'H Laborer Ha rry o. Mary E. Louiscl Dennis 40-f'-B, 8-F'-B. 39 29 14 Fa r mer J,600 Russell Caroline Russell 16 68-H-M, 35-F-B , 30-F-8 , 32-f-8, 27-H-H, 20-M-B, 20- H- M, 13-M-B , 37-M-M, 9-f-1'1, 9-H-B , 7 - F- B, 7- M-B , 3-F'-B, 2-F'-B , 5/12- F- B. 1220. OOFF 55 48 16 14 12 Farmer 1,231 Tazewell Student 1,231 l , 231 l,231 1,231 Russell 9 l ,.; l Farmer 1,231 SMl 'I'H ~.ary J . Charles A. Peogy Mary J . Preston Polly Banister 1221. DUFF 26 26 6 5 3 1 239 . Ha rr y• Mary M. 48-F-B. 66-M-B. l l 45- 1-:t, 12-r- U. l o-F-0 , 2 -~ - B. 8 6 John G. Polly Cosby Jane Samuel A. Robert w. Frances A. ~u~, !> -.!l 9 randa LI isabclh Patlon G. 12 111 11 •'•' 1'1 1l ~ianervJ l Cl iza J . Leclh R. Rees 13. Lyddy James A. Louisa s. Rees B. Oscclr L. t-'.i r .rnd.i J'.j 1) ~'.i f£RGUSON .\ndr cw i3cbccca Poll y Ann J<j .".Jrv :~.. c. 37-F-M, 23-F- i3 , 15-M- il, 1-l i-B. 114 7. l)a \"ls !:.l isa bc Lh John P. ? F;irmer 16 16 '1 Russell l '' 1 4 0 , 000 76 70(Blind) 42 28 73 5 70( Pauper) Fa u quier 4 5;,; Montg omery Ru ssell 6 , 340 Abingd on Tovn Frank1in 60-M-M, 39-H-H, 32-H-H, 28-M-M, 20-M-H, l7-H-H1 5 2-H-B, 75-F-M, 24-M-M, 10-F-M, 14-F-H, 12- M- H, 10-M-M, 8-H-M, 5-F- H1 50-H-M, 42-f-H, 19-f-M, 15-M-M , 12-M-M, 10-f-H, 8-F-M, 3- f - H1 45-F-B, 18- H-B . 16-H-B , 13-M-B, ll- f-B, 9-F-81 32-F-B, 11-H-B, 9 - M-D, 5-F-M, 2-M-H; 35-F-B , 9-F- B, 7 - F-B, 5-F-B , 3-H- 81 25-F- D, 4- F- B, 1-M-B, l/12-M-B, 18- F-B, 65-F-M. (Due to the r e l ati vely lar~e number of slaves , a nd a seeming order to t he e n umer a t ion, senu.-colons (1) were used b y the CQmpller to point out the a p parent families in this household. J '. ., . 1!1 . \ " - · .. Vr -. \.. I '• ' f I 1 • \o. \J : :,.,, : ' • ,. ' • ~ ! ••:-: ~ ~1:..: d. !J~)' . . . ·.u.. "'' i .)C't > ....... <::.. -..:> �......... ~ ( 2 9) ( 2 8) 1:39 . SMITH - ConL'd 1302 . SNI l)l::i{ • hdrry Smith, prob.:ibl y a s o n o f a Col o nel Henry Smith, was possi b ly t he colonel of t.he h'ar of 1Ul 2 who ma rc hed t o Norfolk. He wa s , it u,ppc;;.r·s, not on l y t he l a rges t l a n downer in Russell County, but the Martin 0. Sarah Eli s abeth J osephine Eunice Harvey c. second l arges t o wner of s laves in the county. 1 29 2 . DAV l S Thomas 11 . Isa b elle Ce.i l y 'l'homas Jii mes \, a rd 29 29 Fa r mer 2,000 1'az.ewell Russell l 15 17 KENWCKY 4 ., 13 10 5 Russell ) Fr.:incis ~: . Dort hula 44 John T. :·!ary o. .;ohn H. A. 56 57 fa r mer 800 Russell 6 46 35 16 14 f armer Russell 13::· Mon tgomery Russell 2 36- ~ -M. 30-¥- B, 14-F-H, 12-F-M, 11-f-H, 9-F- H, 9-F- B, S - F-1·!, f,-J'-B, 2-F-B. lExce pting the presence of two adult 'W omen, t~ins comp .) l 310. LI'M'ON 2 , 550 Russell 3" Prince William Russell James F. }largarel Josephine Rebecca Jane John J. John 32 31 10 8 3 74 farmer Russell 3 KENnJC KY Russell 5,400 17-f-B , 13-F-B, 10-M-B . l 348. HOWARD 12 John T. Jane 1;;1isabeth h'illiam F. John T. Jane Fletche r 11 9 7 5 Halifax 5) 40-~-S , Pa rnier & Phys; cian )3 this appears to be a complete family , with two sets of 1 2%. !!URT 25 - M-B , 19-f-B , 13-M-B. 34 Fa rme r 3. 8 30 30 ll 8 1 9 Russ e ll 6· North Caroli na 22-M-M, 18-M-M, 16-f-B, 14-H-B, 13-M- B, ll-F- 8 . 'i298. LAMPKIN John W. Margaret 8. Henry J. J ohn T. Edward W. ~ioodvi l le P. Douglas Susan T. Cox Elisabeth Hurt E1an B. Taylor Grayson Russell 1317. SMITH Laborer 24 i:: t is.:ib<? th 22 F!ac hel H. 20 Ma rthu v. 18 ~!ar y P . lZ Lew i sa : !. 30- F- B, 1 0 -M-B, 8-M-B, 5-F- B, 4-F-B, 2-f-B. J ames ? . Susan Virgini a Nanc y Hary Ja ne James M. Frances :.;oa h V. tlur t i·toses A. Jane Ewe l l f armer 19-F-B, 5- F-8, 3-M-M, 2/12-M-8. 5 l 2q 'j -.'. OH'.liST Oili !Sa de: 48 39 l 56-:-;- B. Ma r y ? . ~ 1349. GARDNER 43 31 9 7 farmer Culpeper Russell 15_;, 24 Far mer 65 Mi llcr Mon tgome.r y B PENNS YLVANIA 54 MARYLAND 40- F-B, 23-M-B, 23-M-B, 20 - F-M, 1 6 - M- B, 15- M- 8 , 1 0 -F-B, l - H-8. 5 3 l 30 19 8 Zadok John Sarah 1353. COMBS Washington Russell Smyth 55-~ -M, 55-F-M , 70-F-H, 30-N-B , 28-M-B, 22-F-M, 22-F-B, 18-M-M, 15-F-B, 13-M-B, 11-f-B, 10-F-B, 11- F-M. William Nancy Thompson Timothy 36 36 15 l) Fa r me r l, 500 Ru ssell l �....... ...__ r-" - - -... ..... ·- (3 1J (3 0) 1395 . SKEENE - Cont' d 1353 . COHBS--Cont 'd Benson Anne Shadrick Russell 12 8 5 Noah Covey 1\ . Cath<irinc 6 3 J 8/12 ..i.:n!:>rose Ct>nia 13u r chet 17-~-B. Russe l I 19 67 - :•l- H. 1354. >!IJSICI\ Elexious Lydia 62 George 20 17 4 Lydia Anne F'armer 1, 350 1 Russe 11 GO Albert 43 40 20 15 14 12 10 8 7 Farmer 8 ,121 1 Tazewell Russell Jolu1 16 Fr ank li n Farmer 39 28-~:- !3 , a 10 K!:Ni\.ICKY Russ ell fa r mer 21-F-& , l 7- f - :-1 , 11-h-B, 1 0- F- 8 , s- r-a . 1-F- o , Fa nne-· ( HO&l N!:iON) Hobert H. James J. Josephine U. John 1360. FUGATE 60 fa rmer 6 , 000 Russell 9,;, 55 No . CAROLINA 30 Russell 20 57-M-B, 36-F-B, 2 1 -M-B, 15-f-B, 13-F-B, 11-F-B, 11-F-B, 8-F-B, 6-N-B. .. 1364. GRAY 30 farmer George H. 26 Margaret .E. 60 Susan 22-M-B, 56 -f-B, 45-F-B, 22-M-B, 18-F-B. 4,000 Russell 5::: Farmer 5~ Fa r mer 52 26Cln hill) 22( " .. ) 21 112 , 600 Russel l 26 9 22 Saddler 4 '.l- F- u , 45-: ~-l:l , :!~ - ~!- ~: , 36-f-B, 40-f -b, 37-f-t-, , 33 - 1'!-8, 22-t-1- B, 22-i ;-D, 21-f-8 , 19-M-M , 18- ~.-B , 15-F-B , 15-M-B, 15- M- B, 14-F-B. lL-i-'- B , 1 0-:·t-H- 8-M-~1 , 6 - H-H , 4-M- i·i , 1- ~• -M , 8-F-b, S-F-8, 2-M- B , 1-r a. (The Ji !'<ting includes 7 Mulatto males among a t otal of .l6 , and l hlulatto fema1e among a total of 10 females) . • John Dicken son, who died in 1871 v as said to have been a son of Hent"y "The C l tt" k," His will of Dec. 21, 1870 was proved on.. & June 187l. In addition to the sons mentioned above, o ne Littlcrry H. r eceived his father's Scott County lands. A daughter , Nancy Gray , was m~rried to a Harvey Gra y . 1584 . KEH NAN Edward Thomas o. Ell.en /\, D. James DICKENSON Nancy T. o. LOv e 43 18 16 86 19 Physician Clerk 1,500 PENNA. Russe11 6ii: Russe11 ·" 70-F-B, 1 8 - F-B, 18-M-8, 17-H-M, 3-F-B, 5/12-H-B. 1607. KJSICK 1395 . SKE.ENE 30 27 10 c. Joseph Combs 4 Rober t Esther John C. L. Robert G. 1582 . i.:JCJ-:ENSG:\ John • 1971 Marriage r ecord of Edmond Clay and Leah ( K.I SER) Dickenson, in Russell Co unty. Archer Susannah Nathaniel 72 J1-r -u. 18-F- M. * James Gent was noted as the Cle.rk of the County Court on the .. James Polly 1- f - B, 1-F-U, J/12-f-8 . 1359 . GEIVT Evaline !·!U LLl l\'~ Poll y B<lker 40 -F-B. .Jarnes • Lydia Fielding Ann Eliz.a .:Jacob C. Margar et Sarnh C. william 1530. Russell l E'E William Isabelle .:Jaheil Lavina Vesta l'G.lliam 34 28 11 8 6 l/12 Farmer Russe11 l ,g ~ ~ �~ -. ...... 1768. CHJ\WFORU - Cont 'd 1607. MUSI Cl\ - Cont'd 10-M-B. l ul7 . HERNl.)QN Larkin Sophia Polly Jess~e Caroline 3 NO. CAROLINA Russel l Farmer 61 79 17 1 646 . FARRELL Farmer 42 l , 000 45 16 11 21 Cabel Russell 4 KEN'ruCKY Russell 2'1-F-D, 6 -~1-M, 4-F - B , 2- M-B . 1720. SMIPLES Nancy ~lary Elisabeth Rees Tazewell Farmer 3.· ) Russell 30-F-B, 2-M-B, 1-M-B. 1735. HORTCN Lewis Ruth Lewis James H. Thomas Louisa Mary A . Parri s Henr y William H. Lil borne Taylor Farmer 49 41 1,880 Russell Tazewell 21 19 Russell Tazevell Russell 15 17 13 11 9 B 5 1 10 49 70 William M. Jinnett Belvcrada M. Jo nathun l. Hosn11 ( ?) Phil ip 1. Eliza Phi 11 i pp ~:a PP ~!ary o. Mapp J a mes Mapp 8-~:-D , 30 30 Clerk TENN. 10 8 3,~ Scott Ci (Female) 3 1 30 Mer chant Tl::NN. Washington Russell 19 1/12 f1-f-B. 3 l 77 2 . i\1..D£RSON Thomas c. M. 32 Merchant Randolph 3 Russell Nilncy J. • 30 George 4 James D. 2 Charles c. 4/12 Greenbrier Charles s . Criegh 32 Lawyer Russell Willia m J. Dickccson •• 22 26 -F-B (perhaps Jilnc Alderson , died May 1 860 , aged 40?) , 10-F-B , 7- f'- B. * Nancy Jane (DICKENSON) Alderson wa s a daught er of Ma jor James Dickenson •• William Jennings Dickenson, brother of Nanc v J. Alderson, took care of his aging parents in their la st yea rs . As a r e sul t of his l egislative endeavor s in the 1880 ' s , the las t county formed in Virginia was na med for him. .. l 776. l\USTl N James A. Ma r y E. /·!a r y E. D. Williilm Frnaklin David Catron 24 28 1 House Joi n e r Was hington Russell 15 22 Farmer House Jo iner Washing ton 30 Sadd lrr 2 26 -M-B, 22-F- H. 11-M- B , 9-F-B, 22- M-B. TOWN OF LEBANON 1768 . CRAWFCRD Wa s hington 1,.; Russell Albemarle 19 1730 . GILLESPIE 23 21 30 2G 13-M-M. 4 0-F-U, Halifax 75 70-F-B , 37 - F- B, JO=F- M, 28=F-M, 18- F - M, 14-M-B, 9-M-B, 8-H- B, 22-1'1-B, 7 - ~!- B, 6 -F- B, 5-F-B, 4-F-M, 2-F-M, 5/12-F-B , 2- H-B, 2-fB, 1-M- M, 2/12-F-B. John C. J ames M. l::ll en J . ~ancy Jilne Virginia A. J.?a r garet ~loore 1770. MORRISON 63- F-B, bO-M-B , 21-M-H. Eli j ah Barbary t:lisabeth Davis Samet1l Farrel l Georg e 1-· . Robinson ~ ( 3 3) ( 3 2) 1777. PRUNER George A. Catharine James A. 27 9 1,100 Wy t he RuCGCll 1 �,.. --... .... - · ( 3 5) ( 3 4) 1786. VCRl!ILLIOl\ 1777 . PRUNER - Cont ' d Cynthia Jane Sarah R. . Thomas J . Mary c. Henry S. Gibson George 1-1. Maritz Russell 7 Isaac • }.artha A. Thomas l<. Sil ll y £. i\ancy J . Boyd Ch.a r l es l3oyd llcnr y ..:. Edwa rds :~ill i ilm P. Boyd 6 4 2 20 25 Saddler Shoe and Boo t ~la ker Smyth lS-F-B . 1 7 :~ . Alex L. Susanna Rebecca Jane ~:ary Fr ee l ove l:: l l iot !3RATTIN W. J ames A. Mar garet E. Charles W. 48 Augusta Russell Tailor 38 1 13 10 5 1, 200 Russell 2 TENNESSEE Russell IJ/12 TENNESSEE 22 32 Cabinet i-tqker Or icklayer J\ t t. school 30 15 15 Smyth NO. CAROLI NJ\ TENNESSEE Russell 2-F-B. • Isaac vcroi l lion was the assistant marshal! (enumerator) for the 1850 Census of Russell County Va . . Census Sta ti stics .-- Town of Le banon, 54 t h Distri ct 3 ;..:o . of Free \ih i t e i·la l es No . of free 1~hi t e Females 9/12 64-F-B. No o f Free Col ' d ~~les No. of Fr ee Col' d Fema l es 1782. LYl'>Cll Richard H. 33 Sarah K. 30 t·/i lliam A Doosy(?) 20 12- M-B. 8 - ~ -0 , l)c:puty Sheri ff 35 25 3 Mer chant 1783. ASTQN William B. 32 Lawyer Margaret C. 25 Augustus w. 3'1 Merchant .. 47- f-B, 10-M- B, 6/12-f-B. Was hington l ;.: Total I .a l es Total Fema l es 1, 350 Russell Greenbrier Russel l 2 2 Su btot <:il 78 67 Slaves (Compi ler counted) Ma l es Fema l es 1, 350 76 65 Subt otal 1 41 4 Tota l 145 To tal 145 Tota l 24 10 14 3::: 1784. BOYD Robert 46 House Joiner 4 , 500 Was hing ton 7fo Elisabeth 42 Russell James J. 17 Henry J. 15 George w. H. 12 Eliza A. 9 Nancy c. 7 Rachel R. s Nathane 2 Robert Bryant 45 Fredrick Francis Clark 34 Russell Charles C. Dickenson 19 William Gill 55 NO. 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Order from Botetourt County Clerk ' s Office Box 19 Fincastle, Va 24090 Box 219 "Historic Fincastle" $2.00 Fincastle, Va. 24090 "Fincastle Rifles 2.50 "Botetourt County History "Botetourt County History Before 1900 Through Before 1900 Through County Newspapers $6 . 00 Cemetery Records" 6.oo "Botetourt County Bicentennial "1870 Fincastle Fire" 2.50 Souvenir Progarn and History 1 .00 = ==================~ ======= ============================ = ==================== i �//.3 Index to Ancestr a l Adkins Anderson Armstrong Bales Barlow Beckelhimer Beckn e r Billup s Blankenship Bower Britt Brown Bru nk Ca n tre l l Casey Ca stel Catron Chitwood Cla r k Co nl ey Surnames by Query Number 185 184 19 1 190 182 173 213 204 221 207 206 187 213 211 204 214 205 211 206,220 1 84 Ferrell 1 94 Fill in g ham 186 Fillingim 186 Fraley 183 Fr a n tz 196 F r iley 1 83 Full e rt on 1 99 Gard n er 179 Gil (1) a spie(y) 192 Gill ey 200 G i l l intin e 222 Go rdon 222 Grant 187 182 Gr ay 185 Greer 1 82 Gross 179,214 Hall He nsley 198 182 Hilburn 181 Hill Con n er(s)l70,1 · ~1,172 Hoga n 223 Cor n 211 Hubbard 221 Crai g 201 Huff 191 ,1 93 Graighead 185 Hutt s 173 1 S5 Cun di ff 208,209,210 J ac kson Davis 189,208 John son 198 Deane 188 Jones 193 Debusk 182 Ke llums 1 90 Divers 185 Kelms 190 Do d son 209,210 Kessinger 176 no osi n g 213 Kessler 207 Down s 175 Killims 190 Du nca n 174 Kissinger 176 Dupree 212 Lamb 182 Duty 195 Lawrence 220 Edmisson 180 Lee 1 S2 Leg itt 180 Lewis 217 Lickie 209 Light 214 Link 214 L ow 182 Lumpkins 185 McClannahan 215 Meador 185 Medley 191 Moomaw lSl Moore's Fort 183 Moses 209,210 Munsey 184 Oyler 173 Pannell 206 Parsons 201 Pearcy 202 Peterie 180 Petre 180 Petrie 180 Petty 1 86,197 Porter 1 71 Powell 1 85 Rader 213,223 Raines 171, 172 213 Renn Richardson 202,203 Riches son 191 Rickman 214 Robinett 199 Robinson 216 Rogers 218 1 94 Romaine Romeyn 194 1S4 Romine Rouse 182 Rowland 213 Scott 193 Seibert 219 Sey bert 219,220 Shank 212,213 Shearer 207 Shryber 220 Shuler 222 Simmons 171 , 172 Sissel 180 Slusser 223,224 Smiley 213 Smith 196,197,21 2 Smock 182 Spickard 208 Stonema n 1 89 Stuart 189 Sturgill 201 Swai n 174 Thomas 182 Trent 212 Trevey 212 Tyree 218 VanDorn 175 Vanvoorhis 189 Warden 178 Webster 204 Weddle 205 White 215 , 216 ,217 Williams 208 Willits 180 Wilson 1 78,225 Wood 197 Wynn 188 Yeargin 196 Zimmerman 224 The f ollowing was received after the above index ha d been typed: Mar tin 225 . Payne 225 ,· -------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- GENEALOGY OF THE PEDENS OF KENTIJCKY, 1756-1986 by Henry C Peden, Jr, Descendants of John Peden (1734-1815) and Mary Smith (17.34-1806) in south central Kentucky and other Pedens, Padens, Padons and Pedins who settled in colonial America. A complete genealogy of the Peden f'amily of Kentucky a nd rel ated families. Price $37 . 50 +$2. 50 postage. Order from: Henry Peden Jr, 707 Bedfor d Rd, Bel Air, MD 21014. =========== = ===============================================~====~======= ======================================================================== SIGMON GENEALOGY BOOK. 18 true stories, 42 pictures, 159 pages , old documents, history of Fernum, Va, over 50 early Franklin County names . l5 books l eft. No other printing. Price $16. 00. Order from: Edith M Sigmon, Rt 3 Box 304, Fernum, Va 24088. == = =============~=~======~============================================== - �114 170 - 86. Want t o ii nd out where Daniel CONNER , b. in I relan d a bout 1780 , d . and wa s burie d. Had family in Patrick Co., VA; a son of which was Ge orge Washin g ton COSNER, n Bapti st mi nister, who came to Wythe Co . about 1852. As a direct des ce nda n t , I am r esearching this l ine of CO NNERS. I would app reciate any help available. Will exchange info. Laur a CARROT HEHS, 3865 Fa rr in Way, Fresno , CA 93726 171 - 86. Jane CONNER, b. ca 1856, Conner's Va ll ey , Wyt he Co. , VA , md . Geor ge RAINES , a teac h e r. Jane d. in 1887, age 35, leaving 3 sons . They gr e w up as follows : Geor ge, with tho Gabriel CONNERS, Clyde with Moll CONNER SIIDdONS, and Harry with Nan CONNER PORTER . Need i n!o t h u t any of the descendants have on George Washington CONNER, father o f Jan e . Lµ ur n CARROT HERS, a ddr ess above. 172 - 86. Need info on RAINES descendants. George RAINES, a t ear. her , rnd. Jan e CONNER, liv e d in Wythe Co., VA. Had 3 sons, George, Clyde and Harry. J a n e d . in 1887 at n;,:e 35. The 3 sons went to live with her relations. Clyde lived with the SIMMONS familv . Cly d e ' s descendan ts may bave info about his grandfather, George Washington CONNER. Wil l exch ange info . J.,al1 r a CARBOTHlrnS, address above . 173 - 86. il'ould like to contact experienced ge n ea logist for researc h i n house at Rocky Mount. Willing to pay reasonable fee per ho ur as well as Need records between 1860 and 1900 on HUTTS, OYLER and BECK &LllH!ER famil i Mon tgomery Cos., VA. Mrs. Gloria L. KERNS , 6625 Garl and Ave., Bak er , LA Fra nkli n Co ., VA, c ourtcopy a nd postage e xpenses. es o f F r ankli n an d 70 7 1 ·1; phone 504-775-8248 174 - 86. Seeking i nfo about the forebe arers of my grandf at h er , All en Thomas DUNCAN , who was b. 14 Har. 1868 i n Floyd Co., VA to Benjamin DUNCAN and Mary S WAIN who we r e md . 6 Mnr . 1867 in Carroll Co., VA . I believe Benjamin DUNCAN d. in 1868 and Mary SWAI N md . ag a in . Her second hus band may h ave been a brother to Benjamin. Benjamin DUNCAN' S father may have be e n Hc n1· y DUNCAN . Mary Frances DUNCAN BRIDGES (Mrs. Wm. B.), 529 Oriol e Lan e, Shr e vP.port , LA 71 105 1 75 - 86, John &. son James DOWNS. J ohn protest a nt from N. Ireland , s hoe maker in VA then MI>. Io 1812 moved 8 miles from Mansfield, OH near Lex ington or Bel lv ille . D . 1836, Ric hl a nd Co., OH . James b . ca 1796 near Old Natural Bridge, VA, d. OH 4/2/ 1838 md. 6/26/181 7 , De bor a h VAN DORN. Info on either welcomed. Glenn M. TURNELL 1 430 S. Full er Ave., #6 K, Los AJ1g eles, CA 90036 176 - 85. I would like a ny info on the KISSINGER/KESSINGER families in VA pns t and present. I am e speci a lly interested in land and cemetery records of same. I :lll1 wil lin g to exchange birth, death a nd marriage records of KISSINGER families in Giles a nd Montgomery Co s ., o r research your families in IL in exchange fo r info . Mary Pat CONTARINO, P.O. Box 66 5, No rmal, IL 61761 177 - 86. Need info on parent s of John A. JOHNSON, b . 1 4 July 1814, Rockbridge Co ., VA. Married Eliz a HENSLEY, 10 Nov. 1848 in Knox Co., TN. Ka r e n J. RADER, 2514 Woodsm ith Rd., Knoxville, TN 37921 1 78 - 86. Would like to correspond with anyone res earching the WILSON fanii l y. Sarah J . WILSON was b. io Richmond, VA, 1834; md . J ames WARDEN and lived in Pulaski Co. , VA; d. tbe r o io 1880. Need her parents ' names . She bad a sister, Ellen WJLSON, and was a 2nd or 3rd cousin to President Woodrow WILSON. Need any info on this family . Mrs. Mary LEMLh"Y, 1001 Creek Side way, No. A, Ojai, CA 93023 1 79 - 86. Need info on paren ts and chi ldr e n of Lav i ni a HALL, b. ca 1829; md . F e b. 1848, Isaac A. GARDNER; d . 1 1 Apr. 1869, Ararat, Patrick Co ., VA . Wish to correspond wi th d e scendants. Kent STON EMAN, 10 Wark St., RFD 1, Barre, VT 05641 180 - 86. Seek parents/birthplace of John PETERIE , b. VA, 1810; l ivin g VanBuren Co., IA, 1840; Rachel WILLITS, 1844; d. 1865. Could ancestors be John PETERIE, md. Ann EDMISSON, Rockbridge Co . , VA, 1780? John PETRE , md. Frances LEGITT, Princess Anne Co., VA, 1780? John PETRIE, md. Margaret SISSEL , Norfolk Co ., VA, 1798? Judith UNSICKER 1 P. 0. Box 8433 , South Lake Tahoe, CA 9573 1 rod. 181 - 86. Seeking i nfo about Foster HILL, b . ca 1810 , VA, 1st marriage before 1832 to Elizabeth -?-, b. VA or NC . She died between 1 860 and 1870. Went to Indian Creek, Campbell Co., TN before 1836 . Son s Joseph , Gordon Mynatt and Benton by 1st marriage; sons David, Allas and Prior Lee HILL oy 2nd marriage. Any relation to HILLS in Sullivan Co., TN? Mrs. Barbara Ann RENICK, 311 Copa De Oro . Brea, CA 92621 182 - 86. Seeking in f o abo ut John GROSS who came to now Waahington Co., VA ca 1769 wi th wife Bar bara -?- . Will probated t here , 1821. Children: Elizabeth (John THOM/\S) ; Issac (possibly md . Eli z ab e th LAMB); Lucreti a (Solomon BARLOW); Jacob (Mary HILBURN); Edmond (Martha GRAY); Sarah (James LOW); Mary "Polly" unmarried; John; Marga ret Peggy (Elijah DEBUSK); Abraham (Mary "Polly" ROUSE); Richard (Rachel SMOCK) . Mrs Barbara Ann RENICK, address above . 183 - 86. Researching FRI LEY (FRALEY), Washington/Russell Cos . , 1770-1800, arouod Moore's Fort/ Castle 's Wood. Inf o on Moore's Fort appreci a ted. Will reimbut' se . Jean B. McLANE, 2803 Fern Ave., Columbus, OH 43211 184 - 86. Need parents of Wesley CONLEY b. 1802 ~lontgomery Co., VA., rod . ther e to Elizab et h ANDERSON, 18 25. Wes ley inherited land 18 27 , Giles Co., VA, through his grandmother whose maiden name was MUNSEY. Need ner given name and what CONLEY she married. Wesley on tax list, Logan Co., VA , 1838, a nd Ka n awh a Co., VA, 1840. Glen n CONLEY, 316 So . Dou glas Ave., Belleville, IL 62220 185 - 86, Need help on any o f f oll owing: (1) John ADKINS, wife Patey (?) LUMPKINS. Possibl y resided Halifax Co. ca 1808. (2) Jo hn CRAIGHEAD, d . Fr a nklin Co., ca 1808. Need wife, parents. (3) Robert POWELL , d. ca 1811, Fr·ankli n Co. (4) Joh n DIVERS , wif e Mary GREER? Need his and her paren ts , etc . Was Mary DIVERS (who md . James MEA.DOP.) their d au ghter? Wen dy DOLPHAY, 466-110 Norvell Lane , Janesv j,JJ..e... CA 9611 4 186 - 86, F ILL INGIM (FILLINGHAM) - National Fami ly Excha nge/Newsle t ter. Possib ly located southwest VA (Giles Co . ?) ca 18 20-1 830. Hope to find descen dants or a nyo ne int e rest ed . No cost or obligation. Ar.y help apprec iated . Wendy DOLPHAY . address abo.~ �115 187 - 8 6 . Desire info o nd pare nts of Dance BROWN b. ca 1776. Married Keziah GRANT dau. of John GR.Al'<"T on 2 No v . 1 799 , Mo ntgome ry Co., VA, wit . by Geo. Thos . BROWN and Daniel BROWN. Keziah b. en 1780 . T heir c hildr e n: J o hn , Anna, Squire, Edith, James all lived in Sumner Co., TN after 18 1 3 . Ma rr ingo li cen s e in Chri s t i ansburg, VA. Freddy J. BROWN, 865 Isam Bradley Rd . , Scottsvi l le KY 42 164 . 1 88 - 86, Seekin g in f o on Charles and James DEANE, 1780s, SW VA; Joseph DEAN, 1780s, SW VA; J os hu a a nd Harmon WYNS , 1780s, SW VA. Lloyd DEAN, Rt . 6, Box 498, Morehead , KY 40351 . 1 8 9 - 86 . Ha nnah STONEMAN md. -?- DAVIS. Need bis given name and names, dates and places of bir t h of c hildr e n. Need names an d places of birth for children of William and Elizabeth (VA.N VOORHI S ) STUART. Nee d all data Archibald STUART, date and place of birth; marriage ; name of wif e, nnmcs, dnte s ond plac e s of birth for childr en. Mrs. s. o. DEAN, RD 3, Box 82, Cambr idge Springs, PA 1640 3 190 - 86 . S e arching f o r all ref e rences to KELLUMS, KILLIMS, KELMS, etc., of Lee Co., VA, other Western VA l oca tion s , and ·in PA . Also, wish to b uy 2-volume set of EARLY SETTLERS OF LEE CO., VA b y BALES , p ub. in 1977, Richard W. NASH, RR 2, Bo x 198, Neodesha, KS 66757 19 1 - 86 . Ellis (Elias, Ellison) ARMSTRONG, b . 10/25/180 7 , Catawba, d. 2/12/1878, Roanoke , md. 3/6 / 1834 t o Harri e t MOOMAW, b. 2 / 1808, Botetourt, d . 12/19/1808, Catawba. Children were : David md . Cath e rin e (MEDLEY), Francis (Sarah MEDLEY), John (Catherine RICHESSON), Margaret Ann (HUFF), Susan , C a r o lin e , Mnrtha Ann. C . DUDDING, 1700 Palm Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789 Need info op aboye. 19 2 - 8 6 . Re v . John Brickey LEE, b . 1812, Botetourt Co., VA, md. Adeline GILASPIE, a minister i n Gil es Co ., VA, in mid 1800s. Seek info on his ministry and family . Will correspond. Charles G ILLA SP!E(Y), Be dford Co ., VA, early 1800s . A land surveyor in and around Lynchburg. May have bee n in militn1·y. S eek any info ava il able on this family . Will correspond. William HARPER, 1 0 54 S wathmor e Drive , Atlnnta, GA 30327 193 - 86. Je ss e P. SCOTT , b. ca 1811, Rockingham Co., NC, md. Franklin Co., VA, Eliza JONES, b. ca 1815, dau . of John L. JONES. Seek info on dates of death, children and parents. Known chi l dr e n : Lurinda Catherine HUFF, Jackson, Loraine , John, Asa or Alice, Thomas, .Charles H., J am es, Sallie A. Mary E. FERRELL, 2074 N. Calle de Vida, Tucson, AZ 85715 194 - 86 , Rebecca ROMAINE/ROMINK/ROMEYN, b. ca 1790, probably Washi ngton (Russell) Co., VA, md. Richard FERRELL of Cabell (Logan) Co., VA. Lived Cabell and Logan Cos . , VA until about 1855. Who were her parents? When and where did she marry? Mary E. FERRELL, address above. 195 - 86 . Mary Ann JACKSON, b. ca 1810, probably Russell Co., VA. Married George Washington DUTY. Lived Logan Co . , VA (WV) until she died ca 1889. Who were her parents? Where and when did she marry? Mary E. FERRELL , address above. 196 - 86. Need parents, siblings, birth date/place, any info available on Abner PE'ITY, b. 1780, probably in Orange Co. He md . first Mary SMI TH, 10 June 1805 (dau. of Absalom SMITH; 2nd, Elizabeth YEARGIN, widow of Jn.mes YEARGIN, 3 Dec . 1819. Abner and Mary SMITH PETTY'S dau . 1 Eliza, b. 1810, md . Jacob FRANTZ, 16 Dec. 1823 in Botetourt Co., VA. Nancy D. JONES. 807 Olympia Dr., Duncanville, TX 75137 19 7 - 86. Need parents, siblings , birth date/place, any info available on Absalom SMITH, Sr., who d. 1827 in Botetourt Co., VA. Hi s d au ., Mary SldlTH, md. Abner PE'l'TY, 10 June 1805 in Botetourt Co . , VA. He had four sons, John, Absalom, Ri chard and William. His daus. were Mary SMITH PETTY, Polly SMITH PE'ITY, Elizabeth SMITH WOOD. Nancy D. JONES, address above. 198 - 86 . Need parents, brothers and sisters of John A. JOHNSON, b, 14 July 1814 in Rockbridge Co . , VA; moved to Knox Co . , TN by 1840; operated a gris t mill there; md . Eliza HENSLEY, 10 Nov . 1848; d. 5 Sept. 1886 in Anderson Co., TN. Karen J. RADER, 2514 Woodsmith Rd., Knoxville, TN ~ 199 - 86. Any i nfo or descendants of William (P,) ROBINETT, b. ca 1750/l, NC later TN , living Yadkin River, Wilkes Co., NC, before 1780, son of Samuel ROBINETT, md. a FULLERTON(?), Lee Co., VA, 1790s, member of Three Forks Primitive Baptist Church. Probable son, John ROBINETT, removed to MO sometime after 1815. Was William the father of James ROBINETT of Wilkes a nd Ashe Cos . , NC? Glenn E. ROBINETTE, 224 Aspen St., Alexandria, VA 22305 200 - 86 Need info destendants of Charles GILLEY, son of Francis GILLEY, Rev. War soldier, d. Henry Co., VA, 1790, brothers Francis, Richard (b. 1757, Buckingham Co . , VA), George GILLEY. First pre acher , Three Forks Primitive Baptist Church, erected 1793, Lee Co., VA, living Ashe Co. , NC, 1820. Was Charles a brother to the father of John (1780-1855) and Frank GILLEY of Lee Co., VA? Glenn E. ROBINE'M'E. address above. ?01 - 86. Want any info or parents of William PARSONS, Rev. War soldier, wife Polly CRAIG, Rutherford Co . , NC. Known sons: Solomon PARSONS (1772-1865), md. Lydia STURGILL , All eg heny Co., NC , Robert PARSONS (1776-1865) Grayson Co ., NC, Hezekiah, William, James an d Edmond PARSONS. Was William the son of William PARSONS, French and Indian War? Glenn E. ROB I NETTE , add r ess above. 202 - 86 , Seek i !lg any info Nathan PEARCY, b . 1800/1808, VA; md. Lucy RICHARDSON, 4 Jan. 1832 . Lived in Bedford and Fi·anklio Cos. His parents, b1·others, sisters. See king i nf o on why John RICHARDSON ' s will from Franklin Co. (d. 1782) lists his sons as John RICHARDSON ali a s PEARCY and Charles RICHARDSON, alias PEARCY . Mrs. Robert CRAPO, 15503 W. Siphon, Poca tello , ID 83202 203 - 86. Ne ed info on parents, brothers, sisters and children of Randolph RICHARDSON , d. 1782 in B e dford, VA . Was md . to a Lucy. Some children were Richard, Ra ndol p h , J o hn, Ben jamin and Clinton. Mrs. Rob e rt Crapo, address above. 20 4 - 86. Would 1 ike 1 n f o on anc e stry of Samuel WEBSTER, whose d a u. , Sus an na h , md. Ed war d BILLUPS , II, in Franklin Co . i n 1 788. Thre e o t h e r childre n of Sa muel WEBSTER also md . s i b lings of Edward BILLUPS , 11. Would l i k e info on Sara h CASEY, b. c a 18 37 ; md . Edward BILLUPS , I, about 1755, p o ssibly Botetourt Co . , later Montgom e ry Co.; d. b efor e 1 796. El izabet h M. PAR}{S. 80 Pi ki Drive, Sedon a , AZ 8 6~ �116 205 - 86. Need any info on Nancy WEDDLE who md. Joel Wns hiogton CATRON in Wythe Co ., VA, 7 Mar. 1845. They appeared in the 1850 Wythe Co. census, had childr e n after 1850, and were l;itc:divorced . Would especially like information on her parents. J ean W. NOLLEY., P. o . Box 242, Princeton, WV 24740 206 - 85. Need info on James R. CLARK who was md. to Mary Aon PA..NNSLL (?) . Th ey lived in Montgomery Co., VA, and had a dau., Lucy Dempsie J eane tt a CL ARK who md . W1lliam BR ITT. Have been told James CLARK came from Ireland and had several given names i n addition to J:lJlles. J e an w. NOLLEY, address above. 207 - 86. Need info on parents of William BOWER, b. 26 Sept. 17 91 , md . 12 M:iy 1813 t o Catherin e KESSLER, b. 9 J un e 1795, dau. of Jacob KESSLER and Elizabet!'! SHEARER . All lived in Botetou rt Co., VA. Conflicting sources state his parents from Frede ri ck Co ., ~ID :ind York Cu ., PA. ~ W, NOLLEY, address above. 208 - 86. l wish to correspond with other desc enda nt s or a ny o ne hav i ng in! o o n Edw;ird B. CUNDIFF. Who were bis parents? Where was he born? When did he di e? On 7 Dec . 1810 he md. Su s an DAVIS , dau. of Alexander DAVIS and Clora SPICKARD DAVIS in Bot e tourt Co . , VA . Edward a n d Susao later settled in Montgomery Co., VA.. Their children wer e : Larken, Lucy A., Chloe, J ohn W. and Eliz.a, possibly others. Nancy MILLER, 6020 Colodny Dr. , A~ ou r a. CA 9130 1 209 - 86. Who were the parents of Steph en W. DODSON? \fl1en did he die? li e was a Confederate veteran, 11th VA Infantry, Company F, alive 1n 1880 . He md. E1izabetll J. WILLIAMS in 1853, Montgomery Co., VA. They lived in Christiansburg area raisi ng these ch ildr en : Virgini a DODSON LICKIE, Mary DODSON MOSES, Emma DODSON CUNDIFF, Charles W. DODSON aod Bettie DODSON. Nancy MI LLER, address above. 2 10 - 86 . Can anyone tell me when my g-grand.mother Emma DODSON CUNDIFF died? She was b. approximately 1857 in Montgomery Co., VA.; was widow of John · w. CUNDIFF, Blacksburg, Mont gomer y Co., VA. She had twin sister, Mary DODSON MOSES. She probably died around 1911 in Roanoke or Mo ntgomery Co., VA . Nancy MILLER. address above. 211 - 86. Wish to correspond with anyone working on CHITWOOD and CORN famili es in Patrick/Henry/ Bedford Cos . , VA, in late 1700s . Susannah CORN, dau. of Jesse CORN, b. 1794, VA, d. 18 40s, TN, md. 1813, P a trick Co., VA to Joel CHITWOOD, son of Joel and Sarah (CANTRELL) CHIT WOOD, b. 1789, VA, d. 1869, MO; fami ly moved to Franklin Co., TN in 1818 . Richard D. BRATTIN, 633 W. Vnndament #166, Yukon, OK 73099 212 - 86. Researching family of Michael SHANK, who d . Botetourt Co., 1845. Daug hter Anna md. John TRENT, dau . Sara md. William TREVEY, son John R. md . Elizab et h DUPREE, son Lewis md . Sarah SMITH, Floyd Co . David SHANK, 135 N. Edgewood St., Arlington, VA 22201 213 - 86 . Researching family of Christian SHANK, who md. Catherine BECKNER ::wd d. in Botetourt Co., 1834 . Children: Adam md. Elizabeth SYILEY; Jacob md. Mary ROWLAND; Michael md. Sarah RADER and Elizabeth RENN; Henry md. Susanah BECKNER ; John md, Nancy DOOSING; Nancy md. Jacob BRUNK; Elizabeth md. Daniel SMILEY. Catherine d. Montgomery Co., 1840. David SHANK, address above. 214 - 86 . Researching origin of Samuel LIGHT, who appea r s to h a ve lived in Lee Co., ca 1814; Patrick Co. in 1816; and Washington Co., 1820. Son John G. md. Lucinda RICKMAN, son J a mes md. Lucinda HALL, son Lazarus md. Elizabeth CASTEL, all P atrick Co . ; son Samu e l J . md. Salina LINK, Fl oyd Co. David SHANK , address above. 215 - 86~ Inviting correspondence with any descendants Edmund Penn WHITE, Salem, VA, who md. Sarah (Sally) McCLANNAHAN, dau, Col. Elijah; M.8. 4 Oct. 1820, wedding 5 Oct. 1820, as published io THE HERALD OF THE VALLEY, 16 Oct . 1820. Richard D. ROBINSON, 353 East Lake Rd., Palm Springs, FL 3 3461 -1809 216 - 86. Seeking info on Davies/David ROBINSON, M. B. Campbell Co., VA, Jane WHITE (dau. Robert), 19 Oct. 1814. They had at least one child: James William ROBINSON (b. ca 1815/16 Campbell Co. , VA; d, 2 Dec. 1863, Lynchbu!"g, VA.) Richard D. ROBINSON, address above. 217 - 86. Does anyone know lineage of Astronaut Edmund WHITE who was burned to death in 1967? He was supposedly the fifth g-gr andson of Gen. AJ1drew LEWIS, as am I. Would very much appreciate someone's shar ing the li neage. Will reimburse mail and photocopying charges. Richard D. ROBINSON, address above . 218 - 86. David TYREE, b. 1785, Wilkes Co., NC; in Carter Co., TN ca 1796, with mother Fanny TYREE, widow of John, d. 1793, Wilkes Co. Fanny and David on 1803 Lee Co. tax list. David TYREE believed md . TN ca 1803 Rachel ROGERS(~ Cherokee?). Need Rachel ROGERS' parents; date of marriage to David . Need info on TYREES of N.E. TN and S . W. VA ca 1800 . Ella W. COLEMAN, 3100 Pruitt Rd. - 8201 1 Port St . Lucie, FL 33452 219 - 86 . Cbristian SEYBERT , son of Wendel SEIBERT, b. 1744, Berkeley Co., VA (WV); md. Mnry -?c a 1780, probably Montgomery Co., VA; d. 27 Dec. 1838, Wythe Co . , VA. Need proof of marriage of Christian and Mary. El la W. COLEMAN, address above. 220 - 86 , Rebe cca SEYBERT, dau. of Cnristian a nd Mary, md . 29 Mar. 1810, John CLARK (German name SHRYBER), Vlythe Co., VA, son of Wi ll i an1 LAWRENCE (or CLARK). Need proof of marri age of John CLARK ( or SHRYBER) and Rebecca SEYBERT. Not sure if William LAWRENCE or John changed name from SHRYBER to CLARK . Ella W. COLEMAN, address above. 22 1 - 86 , John C. HUBBARD b. Patr ick Co., VA, son o f Samue l and Elizabeth, d. Mercer Co . , WV ca 1861. On 1860 Mercer Co . census with wife Ruth and 2 children . Who was Ruth before marriage and where dld they marry? Ruth md. 2nd Ed BLANKENSHIP, Mercer, 1863. Es tate of John HUBBARD settled 1867 by Ruth BLANKENSHIP . Will exchange info on other HUBBARDS for help on John HUBBARD. Mali ta Yl. MURPHY, Box 319, Athe ns Star Rou te, Pri nceton, WV 24740 �117 222 - 86 . Nee d info D a vi d SHULER living Grayson Co., VA, 1860 Census, md . Ma r y GO RDON; one of their children Absolam Marion SHULER, my greatgrandfathe r, b . 24 No v . 18 35 , VA , d . 2'7 July 1924, Lometa, TX, md. Eliza GILLI NT INE , 7 J an . 1 86"/, Hunt Co . , T X . Jo HUTCHENS, P . O . Box 203, Lincoln , AR 72744 \ I { ' 22 3 - BE:> . Need in fo on Jo11.n SLUSSER , Montgomery Co. , VA, who md . -?RADER . Had a broth e r P eter SLUSSER, md . to Ida HOGAN . They lived in Mont g omery Co . , VA . I s this the John B . SLUSSER listed in 1850 Census, Montgome ry Co . , age 47? Who was hi s father? Where in VA was he born? Corr espon den ce invited; postage refund e d . Dor is SNYDER, 11 Clearvi ew Blvd . , F t . Myers Be ac h, FL 33 9 31 224 - 86 . Are any SLUSSERS working on their genealogy lines who were from Rockingl.1am Co . : VA vi a PA, migrating to Bote tourt a nd Montgomery Cos . in early 1800s? Searc hin g for f at her of Henry Madison SLUSSER, b. 1 July 1814 i n VA . L ate r migrated to Be dford a nd Botetourt Cos., md. Hannah ZIMMERMAN in Fin cast l e, VA in 183S . Died in Botetourt, 188 7. Corre spon d e nc e invit e d; postage r e funded . Doris SNYDER , address above . 225 - BG . Dian a WILSON , d au. of John Culpeper WILSON and Sara h MARTIN md . Willi am PAYNE of Franklin Co . , VA , in 1806 . Wish to correspond with d escendan ts of these families . Will exchange info . Drusilla PAYNE MOGAVERO, 1372 Harlow Roa d, Columbus, OH 43227 =============================suRNAME=rNDEx============================== Mrs Sallie S Carnahan (Mrs RV), PO Box 402 , Marion, Va 24354 ALLEN' BEASLEY DRAPER GROVE HUFF KILLINGER MERCER LOVE PORTER SNAVELY Jemina (md T Beasley) Thomas Kes ton Jonathan (md Eliz. ) Margaret (md T. Turk) Peter (md Nancy M) John Nancy Armstrong William (md S Gannaway) Robert (md M Ewing) J ac ob Adam Montgomery Co., Va Montgomery Co. , Va Pennsylvania Augusta Co, Va Montgomery Co, Va Montgomery Co, Va Wythe Co, Va Montgomery Co, Va Wythe Co, Va Wythe Co, Va b 1828 d 1890 md ca 1845 md ca 1 747 b 1830 b 1790 b 8 Nov 1830 md ca 1810 b ca 1740 b ca 1780 My apologies for not getting t his in the last issue. ======================================================================== ===========================================-============================= GRAVES FAMILY ASSOCIATION, 261 South Street , Wrentham , Mass 02093 % Kenneth Vance Graves . Phone 617- 384-8084. Include Graves, Greaves, and Grave family name . Three types of membership. Besides the newsletter, the assoc iation has books to sel l on the Graves family. Write for more information. ======================================================================== �11 'I BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts ROANOKE COUNTY GRAVEYARLB THROUGH 1 92 0 by RoanoY.e Vall ey Historical Society. The Roanoke Count y Graveyards through 1 92 0 c ontai ning 255 pages, complete alphabet ica l index and maps have been publ i shed by t he Roanoke Valley Historical Socie ty , PO Box 1904, Center in the Square , Roanoke, VA 24008 . The price of t he book i G $20.72 . Order direct or pick up the book at the Roanoke Va l ley Hi storical Society office . SALEM A VIRGINIA CHRONICLE by Norwood C Mi ddleton . "Sa lem A Virginia Chronicle " i s the his tory of Sa l em s i nce i ts f ounding in 1802 . Some names of leaders of Sal em i n i ts fo rmative ye~ rs wer e Bittle , Burwell, Chalmers , Chapman, Hupp and Willi a ms . During the wa r yea rs of 1861-65 and Reconstruction were names of Deye r le , Griff i n , McCaul ey , Martin, Pitzer, Preston a nd many othe rs. Among the 71 photographs will be f ound c hurc hes (dates of organi zation and first pa s tors ), colleges , i ndus t ry, people a nd s chool s . The out standing bibliography lis t s books , manus c r i p ts , maps , newspapers, pamphlets a nd periodicals . The 472 page book i s completely i ndexed with both a name and t opic i ndex . Norwood C Middleton, t he author, a res i dent of Sale m, Va . for nearly 50 years had a career of 44 year s in news papering that inc l uded 21 years as managing editor of the Roanoke Ti mes and i ts s uccessor, The Roanoke Times and Word News . The price of the book i s $25. 95 and m~y be bought from The Salem Histor ical Society, 8 Mai n St ., Sal em, VA 24153. ' f "OOWN IN THE BARNS" - THE KECKS OF CIAIBORNE COUNTY , TENNESSEE by Virginia Bi lli ngsley Fletcher . This f a mily history traces descendants to the present day . It includes t he documented s ervices of four Revolutionary War Soldiers. 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HUNGRY MOTHER: HISTORY & LEGENDS by Mack H Sturgill. "The legend of Hungry Mother takes many forms, but the one generally accepted in the Southwes t Virg inia has the earmarks of truth." The story relates that an Indian r a i d ing p a rty crossed the mounta ins and desolated several set tlements on the New River, some 25 miles south of the park. One of t h e pioneers killed in the massacre was the husband of Molly Marley. She and her s mall child, along with others were taken to the raiders base, which as well as can be determined, was in Tazewell County, north of the park. Soon afterwards Mrs Marley escaped with her child and collapsed at the foot of the mountain now known as Molly ' s Knob. The child unable to rouse his mother wandered down a creek until he reached a group of houses . He could only say the words "Hungry - Mother:" A search party was organized and the mother was found dead. The stream was named Hungry Mother Creek and t he Park took the name from this. 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X - No . 3 - August 1986 CONTENTS Giles County, Va , Death Records Bedford County , Va , Road Petition Bedford County , Va , Insolvent Lists for 1797 and 1798 Kunkle Family Bible Margaret Stigleman Harter Notes on Floyd Co & Albemarle Co , Va Floyd County, Va , cemetery - Harter Farm Floyd County, Va, Deed Book A, p 256 Smith River District Baptist Association Jones-Hughes Wolfenden Bible Gilliland Family Bible Wythe County , Va , Deed Abstracts Creager and Allied Families Book Reviews Books for sale Preserving Your Records More on Searching In Virginia Thomas S Bocock - Notes on Surname Index Queries and Index 41 42 43 45 LJ-0 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 66 68 69 70 71 72 76 =======.====================================·========·===·========================== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month (except December) at 1 :JO pm at the Central Roanoke City Library , Elmwood Park , S. Jefferson St . , Roanoke, Va, in the Brody Room. We do have s everal out-of-town trips, so check so you won't be left out, If you want your name on the meeting list to receive a noti ce, let us know , Corne Farly : meeting . And do research in the Virginia Room - then attend the �Aug us t l , 19 8 6 Dea r Fellow Genealogists : On Jul y 6 , an a r t i c 1 e en t i t l e d "T he 0th er J e f fer son Hou s e" appeared in the New Yo r k Times. Th is article describes Thomas Jefferson ' s country retreat known as P oplar Forest near Lynchbu rg , Virginia. Thou gh much smaller, i t rivals Monticello in a r ch i t ect ural des ign. I t was built by Jeffe r so n on land inherited by his wife, Ma rth a Wayles Skelton and used to esc ape from the demands of hospitality that publ i c l i f e had placed on the family . Poplar Forest was a cq u i red in 1 98 4 by a group of pr i v a~ e citize ns who were determined to preserve and resto r e i t . O.Vnership has since been transferred to a non-pr o f i t corporation established for this pu rpo se. Acquisitio n cost of t he h ome an d s u r r o u n d i n g t h r e e h u n d r e d a c r e s w a s l • 9 m i l l i o n do llars and a n addi tional 3.1 million is needed to re sto r e the prope rty and to estab l i sh an e ndowment to in s ur e future mainte na nce . l f you wou ld like to be part of this preservation effort, you may se nd your co n tributio n to : Th e Co r po r ation for Jefferson ' s P. 0. Box 41 9 Forest, Vi r g inia 2455 1 Poplar Forest Popla r Forest will be o pen to the publi c on w ee kends through Labor Day. T his will provid e a n oppo rtun ity to view the estate prior to beginning restorat i o n. Our August meeting wi l l feature will speak to us conc e rning his In September we wi 1 1 not have a gathe r one week later t han usua the Frankl i n County Bi c en ten n i a our own Woody Mi dd leton who book on th e history of Salem. regular meeting , but wi 11 l t o parti cipate i n p a rt two of l Tour • As always, the board welcomes you r s ugg estions regarding w ays our organiza ti on may better se r ve its member s hip. H. W. Scott Pre sident �tf/ GILES COUNTY , VIRGINIA , DEATH RECOROO These are a few deaths copied from microfi l m Information: name - race - sex - date of death - pl ace of deat h - cau se of death - age at time of death - parents - place of birth - occupation married or s in gle - person giving infonnation . 1. Isaac French - w - m - 1 5 Aug 1855 - pd Pearisburg, Va - cd hemaiage of bowels - 63 y -p James & Susan French - pb Giles Co - farmer - md - i Harv e y F'rench , son . 2 • Dicy Tracey of the womb F'.c enc h , bro . •1 - 56 f - d 1 Sept 1855 - pd Wolf Cr, Giles Co - cd ( ? ) y - I saac & Eliz , French - b Wolf Cr - widow - i Isaac J · Thomas Lucas - w - m - 28 Dec 1855 - Clover Hollow - cd unknown - 80 y b unknown - p unknown - farmer - md - i Hannah Lucas , wife L1.• T l1ornas Pauley - w - rn - J? Mar 1855 - Watkins Cr - cd old age - 91 y 10mp unknown - b Augusta Co - farmer - widower - i Ann Pauley, dau-in-law S . Abra m Davis - w - m - 6Mar 1855 - (?) Cr - cd cancer - 65 yrs - p unknown - b Giles Co - farmer - Sarah - i I saac M, son/ 6. Wm C Carr - w - m - 24 Feb 1858 - Walker Cr - cd Dropsy - 66y 6rn 10dMa r gar e t & .Tohn Carr - h Walker Cr farmer - Elizabeth - i Elizabeth , wife 7 · Andrew Flick - w - m - 26 Apr 1858 - Waters Walker Cr - cd old age 98 Y Om 2 1d - p Polly & Andw Flick - md - farmer - Mary - i Wm M, gson 9 . Sa.rah S traley - w - f - 1 July 1858 - New River - cd old age - 104y P unknown - b Augusta Co} Va - l/md Crisey? 2/rn Jacob Straley - i Jos A i, traley , s tep son . ~p & Hudson ) 10 , Moses Atkins - w - m - 23 Mar? 1859 - Clover Hollow - cd derangement 55.v 6m - p Moses & Mary - b Giles - farmer - Sarah - i Sarah , wife, 11. James R White - w - m - 15 Apr 1859 - Spruce? River - pneumonia - 85yp unknown - b England - farmer - Mary - i Jas , son . 12 • Jane Wi lliams - w - f - Lj, Feb 1860 - Sinking Cr - consumption - 77Y Jam es & Nancy Stafford - I reland - Frederick - i Isaac F, son f - 18 Aug 1860 - New River - Apoplexy ? - 65y 5m 8d John & Rebecca Thompson - Montgomery Co , Va - md : i Jno , head of family 13 . Mary Farley - w - 14. Jessee Bane - w - m - 29 Mar 1 875 - Giles Co - old age - BJ Y - P Jas & Eliz . - b Montgomery Co , Va - farmer - widower - i Robt H Bane, son 15 . Aramento. French - w- f - 4 Feb 1876 - Pearis burg - pneumonia fever 67 y - Henley & Mary Chapman - b Giles Co - widow - i David A, son 1 6 . I saac French - w - m - ? June 1876 - Wolf Cr - dropsey - 73 yr - Isaac & Eliz . - b Giles Co - farmer - md - i Rhoda , wife 1 7 . Elijah Ia.vis - w - m - 14 Apr 1874- - Giles Co - old a ge - 81y 2 rn 12d Joel & Mona - b Bucki ngham Co , Va - farmer - widower - i Mahala, dau-in-law 1 8 . Robert H Bane - w - m - 11 Apr 1880 - Walkers Cr - cd not known - 4Jy 9m 6d - Jessie & Ann i e - Walkers Cr - farmer - Frances M, wife 19 . John Kerr - w - m - 6 June 1880 - New River - cd ?-90y - Andrew & Rebecca - b Rockbridge Co - brick Mason - Nancy Kerr - i Thos M, son 2 0, Nrtncy Kerr - w - f - 20 Mar 1880 - Pembroke - Consumption - 80y - Jacob & Ma ry Snidow - b Giles Co - hou sekeeper - John - i Thos M, son �Giles Co , Va ., deaths (con't) 210 James Stewart - d 2 Sept land - i William, son 22.Alice Murray - 23 Aug Farley, son-in-law 2J . Thomas Lucas - 28 Dec dau. 1855 - pd Walkers Cr - cd flux - 78 y - b Ire- 1855 - pd Sugar Rum - flux - 96y Om Jd - i Kizer 1855 - pd Clover Hollows - 87 y - i Mary Fisher 24. Thomas Pauley - 15 Mar 1855 - pd Walker Cr - old age - 9 1y Om 5d - b Augusta Coo - i Ann Pauley, dau-in-law 25 . William C Carr - Z4 Feb 1858 - Walker Cr - dropsy - 66y 6m 10d - p Margaret & John - i Elizabeth , wife, 26. CloJ!a Ann Farley - 1 Aug 1858 - Sugar Run fev e r - 2 9y 8m 26d - p Mahala & Frances - b Walker Cr - BEDr•~O RD .;ingle - i fathe r COUNTY V1.HGINIA HO AD }E i' J fION Contributed by Ann L . l~ cAlister , C.G.H . s . ·w- To the Worshipfull Court of Bedford to witt, your Partitioners Humbly Shueth that a Road from a wolfpitt oposite John Lynche s Dwelling a cross the mouthes of possom & ;-seave r Creeks & I n to the main !l oad at the place cald the rieady Springs, will be very convenie nt f"or your partitioners to P ublick markett, their now being know way that Is Convenant . your Grant will much oblige & your partitioners shall Ever pray ------1'1artin i.urks J'ames Carr .-.m J-age Tho 8 hooper David .Martin Noses Watkins 'I'homas Scrugs fhilip Butler r•iartin Burks Joseph Anthony Jams 1~ alker Willarn Chenault wm Citchen (?) lJavid t·ia t lock Genjamin Johnson :Bolin Cl ark Henry 'fate Christopher Lynch Stephen Chenaul t Will am George Baskeville :.1m Ginkins Shinall R ( ? ..Chenault ~Jm Nckiney n en,j~an ·.nr::]; : 'his was found in bundle of loose court papers f'or August 1767 . *) 609 Tanglewood Lane, Lynchburg, VA 24503 V1re1n1a Appa.l~ch!a.n 1JOt'39 �43 BEDF'ORD COUNTY , VIRGINIA, INSOLVENT LISTS FOR 1797 and 1798 F iled in Bedford County Courthouse contributed by Ann L. McAlister* A List of' I nsolvent Militia fines belonging to the 9lst Regt in :-,the Southern district Bed.ford County for t he Year 1797. Returned by Joseph Holt DS Hilliarn Yate s 150 Thomas Stump 150 Garrett Newman 150 'Phemas-.farrett 225 David Hale 375 Newberry Stockdon 3• . William Ingl e 150 John Jarrett 75 J ames He s ter 75 'Fhemas Perter (?) 75 Charles Perrin 75 Joseph Huddleston 75 Joseph T hurman 75 Adam Emmery 75 Robert Baker J .. David Holt 75 Henry Baker 225 d---- F---- ( illeg) 75 2700 I nso lvents in the Southern District Bedford County Returned by Joseph Holt, D,S, f or Thomas Lumpkin Shff f or the Year 1798 . (N - Negroes; H-horses . My abrev. ALM) Persons Names Richard Anderson Absalom Adams John Brown John Bratcher Junr Alexander Bennett James Blakley Thomas Bryant \.J illiam Ba g by Edwin Barker Edward Bru bank Dabney C Augustine Carter J e remiah C Abram Dawson Amos Dawson Zachariah Davis Elisha Dodd James Daniel Adam E(torn) Joseph Frith Drury Foster James Foster Martin Greer William Hancock t pp{y{ rf i~ N H Tax 2 1 1 18 9 2 9 18 9 9 18 2 53 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 9 9 9 98 1 2 2 18 18 3 62 3 27 9 1 2 1 1 9 9 18 36 2 53 (? ) John Hollagan John Hibbs Thomas Huddleston John Halligan John Hackney Patrick Hix David Hughes 18 4 2 1 9 1 3 9 27 2 18 9 9 18 1 9 2 1 1 Persons Names Joseph JVioorduck John Mullins Thomas B. Martin James Newgent John Payne Junr Hat ton Price Charles Perrin Daniel Roberts Harris Ryan James Rather William Richardson William Robbins Francis Read Junr Nathaniel Shrewsbury William Saunders William Sinclair Isaac Sh Bardale Snyder William Snyder (torn)omas Snyder Pleasent S R Shrewsberry Benjamin Sampson Isaac Sampson Drury Shrewsberry Charles Simmons Joseph Thomas Obediah H Trent Joseph Thurman John Travine (?) Martin Tosh John P . Weaver fir~fn1.t'\ .Ann.til .-,...,i"n \ •\OI> " : ·.'" ... ., N H Tax 1 1 1 1 9 9 9 9 27 9 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 71 1 9 9 9 1 9 2.56 1 l 1 1 1 1 2 1 9 l 1 2 1 9 9 4 l 5 62 9 9 9 9 9 18 9 9 9 18 1 1 l 1 1 9 44 9 2 18 2 18 9 9 �lt'f- 2 88 David Holt 2 1 Williams Hutts 9 18 2 Benjamin Jordan 1 Joseph Johnson 9 1 John Leroy 9 1 John Lancaster 9 l Henry Lawhorn 9 1 Isham Lawhorn 9 1 Daniel Lawhorn 9 2 18 William Moorlan 1 Joseph Moorlan 9 Jason Moorlan Junr 1 9 - - - - - - - - - - - - - A List of Militia fines returned by Waddy Cobbs D Sheriff for the ;year 1797 Dudley Gatewood JameE (1atewood Junr ~>iilliam Taylor Hichard ~oindexter George Foindexter Charles Gatewood Vincent Wilson Jacob Oglesby Meridith Wright ~¢p{r{ './ii#lli Reubin Baldock Richard Jones Robert adkins archabal megann Jasper Clayton Stephen Smith Joseph Penn Newell Baker Bradley Reynolds Archabal Duvall J ames Burditt Robert powel lt/i.~ft ~¢/it ~tip{f Jessey Elmor Garland Wal ton Christopher Goff Joseph Eidson Alexander Gibbs Jr Benjamin Richards John Milam tv1¢¢¢'.~ ¢p{,i;iji{ Thomas Swan Ragdales John King James Harris John Malcom John Gaddy wm 150 150 150 550 550 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 150 JOO 75 75 75 150 75 75 75 75 150 150 75 75 75 150 75 JOO 75 75 150 75 William Woodward Thomas Musgrove 2 1 18 9 NOTE: Notation on outside of this list : "Insolvent property for 1797 returned by Joseph Holt D S allowed September l798" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------- A lis of Insolvents Returned by Waddy Cobbs D Sheriff for Thomas Lumpkin Sheriff for the y_ear 1722 horses wm Bradley 1 9 :·1illiam Jennet 1 9 18 Joell Callaway 2 John Clayton 27 J 18 2 (?) 2 l'S 1 Thomas Childress 9 m:~h¢~x~~,1 ir/J~rl-P~ ¢"/./if~ Henry Dooley ~~t~~it (?) ~~f~t J 1 2 Archabell Duvall 1 ¢~14ifo r/Jr/Jll-l! Stephen Fitzgarrald 1 r'\ Francis Foster 2 James Gatewood 6 15 Isham Gollaway 1 Gollaway (written overl Tilus (?) 1 Charles 1 John King 1 Martin King 1 George Karnes 5 William McClennen 1 1 I pJi{,l Yit-1/.:tli~lf William Oglesby l 2 John Oldakers 2 4 William Oglesby 1 1 Otey Prosser 1 J Joseph Penn 1 Aron parker 1 1 James Reade J James Reade 1 Joseph Reade 1 Absolum Spears 1 William Shewmaker 1 Stephen Smith J 1 Isaa Sambo 'Vlrjinia Appe.lach1e.n -rrotn;1 27 9 18 9 9 9 18 J45 9 9 9 9 9 9 45 9 9 53 71 44 62 9 9 62 9 9 9 9 27 9 �Wm Tayl or Wm Overstr ee t Jos e ph Fuq ua , Jr(Blotted) J a cob Haggoner wm Adams Ben jamin Daven port wm Cl ark Abraha m Fitzh u~h wm Lawnamo n ( ? Archabal Ki ng 75 75 475 475 150 150 Isham Sambo Levy Tenerson Edmund Walker John Walker Jacob Waggonner 1 1 1 4 l J 1 9 9 44 167 9 75 225 75 KUNKLE FAMILY BIBLE contributed by Mrs . Ke nneth E . Bland BIRTHS Jacob Kunkle Sr Born Sep'tr 1781 . William Kunkle Born 6th February 181J Sarah A. Kunkle Born Mach J1st 1822. Mary M. Kunkle Sr . Born 25th Feb'r 1792. Eliza E. Kunkle Born August 24th 1815. Conrad Kunkle Born Feb'r 15th 1824. D:tvid Kunkle Born May 1st 1809 , Mary J , Kunkle Born July 8th 1817. James Kunkle Born May 8th 1826. Jacob KW1kle Born Feb'r 2Jrd 1811. John L. Kunkle Born Deer 11th 1819. Waddell Kunkle Born May 28th 1828 DEATHS Eliza E. Kunkle Died June 20th 1854 Aged JS years 9 months 26 days Lizzie A. Kunkle , wife of J , L. Kunkle. Died Aprile 22nd 1863, aged 12. years 8 months 28 days. (?) John L. Kunkle. Died March 1865 , Aged 45 years & J months. Jacob Kunkle Sen. Died July 8th 1866, Aged 84 years & 10 months. Waddle Kunkel was killed Febr 18th 1881 by a premature explosion of giant powder in Wash Factory*aged 52 years 8 months and 20 dayes . Mary M. Kunkle , wife of Jacob Runkel Sr died may 6th 1875 aged BJ years 2 months and 11 dayes. Wm Kunkle died August 29 , 1884 , aged 72 years 6 months 23 dayes. Sarah A Werner died October 6th 1892 at 27 Minutes past seven in the morning aged 70 years 6 months and 5 days, Margaret A Kunkel wife of Wm Kunkel Born Sept 8th 1810 died in great peace 15 minu tes past 12 Oclock PM, Jan ' r 11th 1881. The above is from Kunkle Bible - published 1854 by T Carlton & Z Phillips, New York . Title page of New Testament has no date but publ ished by T. Carlton & J. Porter. This Bible identical to Dudley Bibl e . The Bi ble in possession of Mrs, Newman Haynes, RFD 1, Clifton Forge, Virgi nia . (*this word might be Teritory) �Margaret Stiglem a n was born in Augusta Co., VA, 30 June 1795 . She was a daughter of Ph ilip and Margaret Weaver Stiglem a n , Soill e time around 1812, Ma r ga r et moved with h e r p are nts and s iblin gs to Montgo~ery Co , VA . This p ar t of Montgome ry County la ter b eca me Floyd Co . in l8 3 l . Sh e WdS baptiz e d a t th e Zion Luth e r a n Church in Floyd Co . on 17 Nov . 1813 . She marri e d Ad.lm Ha rt e r . The marri age bond wns d3t e d 14 April l8L7 , Montgomery Co . , VA . Ad a m H ~ rt e r w~s bo rn 12 Ma rch 1795 in Fr dn ~lin Co . , VA , and was a son o f Frant ~ a nd Cath er in e Kurt z Ha rt e r . Margaret was th e mo ·ther o f nin e c hildr e n who liv e d to a d~lthood: MARGARET STIGLEMAN HARTER 1795 - 1883 1. Ka th a rine Harter , b . 30 J~n e 1818, Montgomery Co ., VA; d. 16 Ma y 1904 , Floyd Co ., VA; md . Levi Weddle, 26 Nov . 1840, Floyd Co . , VA ~ Both buried in Weddle F amily Cemetery , 2. Ma rg a ret "Peggy" Harter, b . 13 OG·t. 1820, Butler Twp ., D.:trke Co . , OH ; d . 10 Fe b . 1884 , Floyd Co . , VA; md . John Bryant Hylton , 16 Apr . 1839, Floyd Co . , VA . Both buried in Hylto~ F amily Cemetery . 3. John Harter, b . 26 Mar . 1825 , Mo ntgomery Co _ , VA; d . 15 July 1909, Flo y d Co., VA; md . Harrie t t Howell, 25 Mar . 1 852, Floyd Co ., VA . Both buried in Wedd.le Family Cemetery . 4. Francis Harter, b . 15 Oct . 1827, Montgomery Co., VA; d. 18 July 1863, wh il e serving with Co . D , 54th VA Inf ., C . S . A. at Knoxville, TN . Buried in W·e ddl e Family Cemetery . 5. Mary An n Harter, b . 5 Aug . 1830, Montgomery Co . , VA ; d , 27 Sept. 1907, Floyd Co . , VA; md . Henry Hylton, 24 Dec. 1868, Floyd Co . , VA . She is buried i n Topeco Ch~rch of the Brethren Cemetery, Floyd Co . , VA . 6. Nancy Harter, b . 15 June 1833, Floyd Co . , VA ; d . 15 Nov ~ 1922; md . Henry Slusher, 18 Oct . 1855 . Both b •1 ried in Slusher Family Cemetery, Floyd Co . , VA " 7 Sarah Harter, b . 4 Mar . 1836, Floyd Co . , VA ; d . 29 May 1924; md . Austin Harman, 1864 . Bo t h bur ied in Floyd Co . , VA . 8. Samuel Har ter, b . 3 May 1839, Floyd Co . , VA; d _ 28 July 1873; md . Angelina Bishop , 30 July 1868 . Buri e d in Weddle Family Ceme tery .. 9, Elizabeth Har ter, b . 2 l J1ne 1842; Floyd Co . , VA; d , 14 Jan . 1931; md . Francis Leroy Slusher, 31 Ma y 1866 , Floyd Co . , VA . Both buried in Weddle Family Cemetery . ll'l:rj.t.Q1a Appa.1~ch1a.n NOLG:i.1 �Arou nd 1820, Ad am and Marg a ret moved to Ohio along with all the Harter family wh e n t h ey made their exodus from Virginia . Marga ret b ecame homesick and s h e a n d Adam came b ack to M~ntgornery Co . (Floyd), Virginia . Margaret died on 4 J an . 1883 a nd Adam, 22 May 1862 . Both lie side by si d e in the We ddle Family Cemetery which is l ocated alongside Hi ghway 221, 6 miles s outh of t.he Floyd County courthouse . The abov e Harter family information was taken from THE "FRANTZ HARTER" STORY by Byron E . Ha r ter of Fort La uder d a l e, FL, with his ki nd permission a nd the add i tionJl infor ma tion was submitted b y Ca lvin L . We ddle . The ph o~og r ap h WJS g iv en to Calvin We ddle by Mrs . Ha tcher (Alta) Kin g. * * * * * * * * * * Floyd Co , VA - Deed Book A; p . 90 " Thi s ind enture 111a d e th i s first d ay of Jun e 1831 betwee n William Guilli ams & Sarah Guilliams wife o f said Willi am of the Coun t y o f Putman (Putnam) in the stat e of I nd i a nn a of the one p3rt a nd J ohn Waid of the County of Frank lin in th e state of Virginia of th e other part ... Four hundred a nd fifty do l lars sold .... J ohn F , Waid •. , Land lying in th.e then County o f Montgomery Virginia . .. now F loy d County l yina on l ittle Ri ver containin g two hundr ed ~ thir ty five acres & bounded as f~ll owet h ... n ear Barretts springs . .• crossin g Little river • . Crossin~ the Waggon Ro a d .•• line of Do nts Heirs .. . Rid Ba nk in James Fergusons line . • ~" Willi am Guilliams (Seal) Wit . I s~a c Ma h a n Sarah her X mark Guil liams A MC Gaug h eg * * * * * * * * * Floyd Co . , VA - * Deed Book B; p . 266 "Thi s Ind e ntur e made .an d e nt ere d into thi s 8th da y of May i n th e year of Christ 1839 be tween Edward w. Clark of Howard Cou nt y an d St ate Missouri of th e 1 st p a rt a nd D3vid Weddle and J ohn We ddl e Jr of the 2nd part of Floy d Cou nty dDd St a te of Vir g inia . . . t h e sai d Edwa rd W. Clark . •. sold . . . Dav id We ddl e and John Weddle Jr ... Seven hu n d red and seventy acres . . • in th e County of Floyd formerly M•)ntgomery o n both sides Howells Cre e k it b e in g the land surveyed for and patented t o J ohn Hook th e 19th day of J uly 1799 and alloted to the said Edwa rd W. Cl ark pursuant to a d ec r e e of the County Court of Be df o rd County Virginia at tne Au gust term 1829 ... · " * * * ** * ** ** In dex & Ab s tr dc ts - P a tents & Gr an t s - Reel 323 (Virginia) Albema rl e Co. Book No. 27; p age 9; George Hil ton, Junr 1st Dec . 1748 ; 2JO acres on bot h si d es of Cunning h am Cr eek of the Ri vanna Boo k No . 34; pag e 239 ; Jo~n Hilton , 12 May 1759; 2 18 acres on both sides of th e n or th for k o f Cunningha m's Creek of the Riv a nn a River Book No . 34; page 548; J o h n We ob , 10 J~ne 1760, 400 acres on the branches of Raccoon a nd C ~nnin gha m Cr eek s �FLOYD COUNTY , VA, CEMETERY - HARTER F ARM The following cemetery is located on the Claude Harte r far m in Floyd Co . , VA, on Road 720 . The cemetery was re cord e d on 3 Maz 1986. Claude Harter will be 96 years old on 21 Nov . 1 986 . Annie Ruby Harman - 29 Jan . 1900 - 10 Jan . 1S57 Weeta Bell Harman, daughter of Je sse and Retta Hnrrnan 18 May 1909 - 24 Oct . 1930 (Jesse Harma n - 24 Jan . 1875 - 30 Oct , 1S65 (Henretta Harman - 17 Jan . 1879 - 5 Jun e 1672 Lettie T . , Wife of Leooard Harm an She was the sunshine of our home . 6 Aug , 1 S07 - 6 April 1 928 (Levi Harman - 1£ Oc t . 1862 - 4 Sept . 1942 (Julie V. Harman - 4 Mar . 1871 - 8 O ~ t . 1542 John W. Harter - 2a Sept . 1887 - 22 Sept . 1 S 73 Grover C. Harman - 1890-1959 (Meta l marker from Riffe Funer al Home) Beside Grover was a metal marker from the Riffe Funeral Ho,ne . The deceased must have been Grover's wife . Some of the me t al letters were missing . Found the followin g ones: B , A,D , L ,L,E, H,A, M, N, 1 ,8,8,5,1,9 (Luther C. Hylton - 20 Dec . 1859 - 27 April 1932 (Virginia T . Hylton - 7 Feb . 1866 - 29 Oct. 1955 P ey ton E. Hylton - 6 June 1884 - 14 Dec . 1931 - F oot stone "Brother" Char l es David Hylton - 9 Sept . 1895 - 11 Oct . 1904 Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest, God calls away when He thinks best . Aubrey E. Hylton - 12 Oct . 1886 - 18 June 1910 Hannah Harmon DeHart - 30 Sept . 1860 - g Feb . 1935 - James Dallas DeHart - 15 Sept. 1862 Susannah wif e of Benjamin Harman Benjamin Ha rman - 13 June 1816 Wilford Green Harman - 24 June 1928 - 20 April 1816 - Age 74 Age 65 10 Ma r . 1907 27 Sept . 1$04 25 May 1923 - 21 June 1924 Nancy A. Weddle - 22 Feb . 1838 - 12 Dec . 1S07 Cyrena E . wife of Calab We ddle - 3 May 1839 - 25 Nov , 1Sl2 Caleo Weddle - 27 July 1840 - 17 Jan . 1892 Vh·~1n1.a Appalachian Not.~FJ �Jonas L . Weddle - 10 Nov. 1873 - 13 May 1894 Emma G . Wife of Henry J . Weddle is the crown of life . 29 May 1868 - 12 Jan . 1899 D~ath Henry J . We ddle - 24 Nov . 1863 - 2 Oct. 1902 (John W. Harman - 2 May 1907 - 15 Feb . 1963 (V e da Hall Harman - 25 May 1909 - 6 Sept . 1981 Ju an i ta J . Ha rman - 1 6 Jun e 19 3 2 - 6 Jan . 19 3 3 Mahala E . Harman - 1866-1951 (Maberry Funeral Home - Part of letters missing in metal marker after H • • . , guessed to be Harman . ) (Price J . Harmon - 1893 - 1957 (Clemmie A . Harmon - 1901 Counted 9 graves marked with field stones: one adult to left of James Dallas DeHart; one to left of Jonas L. Weddle; two adults between Cyrena Weddle and Wilford Green Weddle; one in back at center near fence; one about 12 ft . to left of preceding one; one to right of Grover C . Harman; one chi l d? above Grover C. Harman, facing ga te . * ** * ***** Floyd Co., VA - De~d Book A, Page 256; 8 Jun e 1833 Between George McVey of the County of Franklin and Margaret Wimmer th e wi£e of Jaco 11 Wimmer, Sr . dece ase d of the 1st part and Isaac Wi 'nmer o:f the County of Floyd , . . of 211d part ... whereas the . , .George McVey being ma.de trustee for Jacob W.immer Sr . de .::: eased & J ohn Winuner . . . sell unto Isaac Winuner .. . land .• . in the County of Floyd on the he a d waters of Little river, being part of the tract of land w~ereon the said Margaret Wimmer . .. now lives • . • containing Sixty Six Akers ..• Beginning at a Chestnut in a line of Philip Huff land . . . to Kings line . . . to Kings corner .• . . George McVey Attest Peter James T. H. Jame s Gu err an ·t Jr . A , Davenport Steger Light her X Wimmer mark Widow •:if J acob Wimmer de c 'd Margarete Prov e d at July Court 1834 (Jaco b Wimmer marri e d Ma ry Mal~garet Capp e1~, dau ~ o f El i za. b et h Capper WLruner, 23 Nov . 1 799, surety Thos . Capper in Fr a nklin Co . , VA . ) (Isaac Winmer marri e d Ma.hala King , dau ghter of John and Peggy Anderson King, 3 J:ln . 1831 . ) �5o SMI TH RIVER DISTRICT BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Contributed by Mrs Paul S Pate (Note : There is no g enealogical material i n this bookl et of 15 pages , but i t does list names and places . The name may be duplicated s eve ral times but here has been listed only once unles s under a location . ) Original printing at the office of Zion's Landmarks , WilDon, NC , 1870 . Re-pri nted by Pri mitive Publications , Rt 2 , Elon Colleg e , NC 1972 . Minutes of the Smith River District Baptist Association hel d with t he Union Church , Patrick County , Virgini a . Commencing on Sa t urday before the third Sunday in June , 1869 and two days following . .. . . . Elder James M Blancett . .... ... . R. W. Hill Church Liberty Chari ty Un ion Centre Bell Spur Salem Green Hill Long Branch Wes t Fork Pine Creek Jack 's Creek Mes seng er ' s na mes Elders Samuel J Lackey & Giles Martin, bre thre n Martin Slaughter , Fleming Reynolds , Martin S . Spencer & Wm . Martin. Wm . F . Hall , Alexander Rakes , Richard J. Wood , Jackson Cockram & Charles McAlexande r . Elder Wm. R. Radford , brethren Peter Corn , Martin Wright, Ianiel P . Helms & Isaac Ing r a m. Elder Jeremiah Burnett , brethren Creed 0 . Turner , Joseph France , Thomas Spencer & Abram Dillion. Elder James M. Blancett , brethren James Barnard, Charles Barnard & Is hal Barnard . Wm . M. Aldridge , Samuel M. Helms , Nathan Conner . Elders A. J. Cassel , Claiborn Plasters , Sparrel D. Williams , brethren E. P . Howell & John Moran . James Cannaday , Wm. Hatcher , Samuel F. Turner , J . S . Radford , & Joseph P. Prophet . Elders Wi lson H. Dodd , Jorm L. Hylton, brethren Ie.vi d N. Howell, Nathan Wade , Thomas Nixon , Eden Epperly, Wm. R. Spa rks. Elders Michael Howery , Thomas L. Roberson , brethren J. P. Helms , Asa Short , George Young and John Y. Short . Elders Daniel Conner , G. L. Tuggle , brethren C. S . Tuggle, & I sham Lawson . from Si s ter Associations Pi g Ri ver Mayo Fis hers River New Riv er Elders John R. Martin , George W. Kelly , E. B. Turner , brethren Samps on J. Ia.vis , James Price , Jefferson Phil pot , J. M. Oxly & Charles Smith . Elders Robert W. Hill , Samuel Arrington , M. D. Hill & Brother Thomas M. Pucke t. Elders John Jones , Wm. Moran , Alexander Moran. Elder Amos Dickers on & Brother Abner Furgus on. �-~/ (page 4) · ......... house of Brother Frances Sneed in Franklin County; Va . .... . . Correspondents to Sister Associations To New River To Pigg River To Fishers River To Mayo Elders G. L. Tuggle , Claiborn Plasters, Wilson H. Dodd , John L. Hylton, Jas. M. Blancett & Brother James Barnard. Elders Thomas L. Roberson, J. B. Lee & G. L. Tuggle. Elders S, J. Lackey , Ihniel Conner, James M. Blancett, Claiborn Plasters , A. J. Cassell, G. L. Tuggle, brethren E. P . Howell & William Martin . Elders S. J, Lackey, A. J. Cassell , Ianiel Conner, Jeremiah Burnett, Wm. R. Radford, G. L. Tuggle, James M. Blancett, Jerman , B. Lee, Thomas L. Roberson and Brother Peter Corn . (page 5 ) · ...... . . church at Liberty Meeting house , Patrick County, Va ..... . ... . (page 6) churches Jack's Creek Bell Spur Charity Centre Long Branch Union Green Hill Pine Creek West Fork Liberty Salem County Line Messengers' Names (Note: If name is on the list on page 1, it is not listed below.) ....... Brethren . . . . .. James M. Blancett, Isham .Barnard, ..... . . .. . . Wm. F. Hall , A. Rakes, J. Cockram . . . . . . , S. Wood, Jeremiah Burnett, C. O. Tunier. John J, Philpot, . .... John Vest, Wm . V. Trail, J.T. (sic) Radford, ..... . . (End of line) Wm. Radford , Peter Corn, Martin Wright , D. P. Helms, Isaac Ingram. James Cannaday, A. J. Cassell, Claiborn Plasters, S . D. Williams, E. P. Howell. Michael Howery, .. .... Asa Short , Isham Shelor, .. . Frances Sneed, W. H. Dodd, John L. Hilton, D. N. Howell, Edon Epperly , Nathan Wade . . . . . . . . .. ... S. J. Lackey, Giles Martin, Wm. Martin, Fleming Reynolds. . ..... .. , ..... . ...... . . Wm. M. Aldridge Wm. Idings , . .. . Joseph Short , Wm. Hatcher, I. Lemon Charles Cockram, R. J. Wood. · · · · · . . Elders George W. McNeely, ......... . . . from Mayo, ...... . ..... . . . Elder John C. Hubbard & Brother Isaac N. Harvey from Indian Creek .. ... . Brother George Quesenbury from New River .. . ....... . (page 8) · · . . .. ..... Correspondents to sister associations: To Pig River Elders A. J. Cassell, G. L. Tuggle, Tu.niel Conner, Giles Martin, Jerman B. Lee; brethren Joseph France , Peter Corn, D. P. Helms & Wm. F. Hall. Mayo Elders A. J. Cassell, Ianiel Conner, G, L. Tuggle , Giles Martin, Wm. R. Radford, S. J . Lackey, Jeremiah Buxnett, Claiborn Plasters, S. D. Williams, brethren �West River : Fishers River Indian Creek M. S , Spencer, Jos. France & D. P. Helms . Elders Daniel Conner, G. L . Tuggle , Thos . L . Roberson , Wilson H. Dodd, John L. Hylton, Jas M. Clancett, Wm . R. Radford, Giles Martin , brethren I s ham Laws on, Wm . Sparks , Nathan Wade , D. N. Howell , Pete r Corn, Jas . Cannaday & Wm . F . Hall. Elders S . J. Lackey, A. J . Cas sell , S . D. Williams , Giles Martin , Claiborn Plas ters . Elders S. J. Lackey , A. J . Cassell , G. L. Tuggl e , W. R. Radf'ord , S . D. Wi lliams , brethren Thos . Nixon, Jas . Radford, & Wm . M. Aldridge . . . . . . . . . Church at West Fork , Floyd County , Va . . .... ... .... . .. . Ordai ned Preachers : Miachel Howery , Jeremiah Burnett , Samuel J. Lackey, Daniel Conner, Austin J , Cassell , Claiborn Pasters , Giles Martin, Greenv i lle L. Tuggle , Thomas L. Roberson , Wilson H. Dodd , Sparrel D. Williams , Wm . R. Rad.ford , Jas . M. Blansett , Jerman B. Lee & John L. Hylton . Licensed Ministers: Elijah P. Howell, John Moran , Peter Corn , Martin Wright & Martin Slaughter. (page 10) County Line Primitive Baptist Church of Christ constituted in 1869 by an arm from Pine Creek , Charity , and Long Branch churches . The record of their work being lost i n a fire that destr oyed the home of their first clerk Deacon Richard J. Wood .. . .. .. . . . , . . .... . is found in Hassell's Church History, page 69 5. ( page 11) County Line • .. ... Church, Floyd County , Va . (Note: A zerox copy of this booklet has been placed in the Virg i nia Room, central Roanoke City Publi c Library , Roanoke , Va . ) =~==============~==== = = == === = = == =====~======= == ===== = ======= = ====== == = ====== JONES-HUGHES ' This was taken from a photocopy of the original from mat erial given to SVCS by Bonni e S Ball. Washi ngton County, Va • . .•.. J Franklin Jones and Martha AC Hughes •..... lJ May 1869. Leonidas Baugh, DClerk. (Licens e) CERTIFICATE TO OBTAIN A MARRAIGE LICENSE . Time of Marria ge May 19th 1869 place Washington Co , Va . J Franklin Jones - 26y, single, b Orange Co , Va , lives Washington Co , Va, parents Chur chill Jones & Jlisiah Jones , occupation Mechanic Martha A C Hughes - 19y , single, b Sullivan Co , Tn, lives Washington Co, Va, parents Ja mes & Nancy Hughes. dated lJ May 1869 The mi nister ' s r et urn i s too pale to read. ========= == = ==== = ==================~========================= = =========== ===== Vltjln:lb Appa1a.ch1an Notes �WOLFENDEN BIBLE Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Vi r gi nia Fly Leaf' : Thi s ~harlo tte book was gi ven to Edward Hart Richardson by his grandmother, Mrs . Richa rds on . THE HOLY BIBLE containing the OLD AND NEW TESTAMEN'IS Translated out of The Original Toungues and with The former Translations Diligently compared and revised By his Ma jesty's special command Appointed to be read in churches OXFORD Printed at the University Press By Samuel Collingwood and Co Sold by E. Gardner at the Oxford Bible Warehouse Paternoster Rorr and by G. E. Whitaker Ave Maria Lane - London : By H. Mosley and Son and by T. Wilson and Son - York MDCCCXXXV English 4to Cum Privilige (1 s t page of records) Lamberg County Ireland Family of Edward \-iolfenden and Harriet Sinclaire Edward Wolfenden born early in Dec 1804 died in Marion , Va , Oct 2nd 1876 Harriet Sinclaire born 24th of July 1806 , died in Wytheville, Va, Jan 8, 1860 Were married. on Sunday 2nd day of October , 1830 (Thirty six) Charlotte Wolfenden born 16th of February 18J8 , died Jan 8th, 1913 (and our cous in William Charley died just 4 days after) William Charley Wolfenden born 27th of September, 1839 Thomas Conway Wolfenden born 25th of May, 1841 a nd died Aug 4th, 1 890 An Infant S on born in Febry 184J and died three days after. nasal inda Sinclaire Wolfenden born 28th of June 1844 and died ?th of July 1849 Fa mily of Wm J , Richardson and C. Wolfenden. Were married Wednesday S eptember 1Jth, 1866 Wi lliam J Richardson died Sept . 1st, 1871 Edward Lancaster Richardson born 15th of November 1868 John Stewart Richardson born 25th of April 1870 Ages of Alex. Sinclaire ' s children Di ed 21s t of Jany 1810 J a n e , born on Monday Evg. JOth Nov , 1789 at 6 O' clock Lyllvia, born Thurs day Evg. 25th of August 1891, at 6 O'clo ck Saintfield �s+ Wolfenden Bible con't Francis, born Sunday Mg. 2nd of Sept , 1792 , at J O' clock Alexandra, born Friday Evg. 18 th of Oct . , 1793, a t 6t O' clock Rosalinda , bo:m Sunday Evg 2nd of July 1895(? ) at 11f O' clock Rosalinda, born Wednesday 20th of July , 1796 James , born Wednesday 2 1st of July , 1797 Richard, born Friday morning 8th Marc h 1799 . at 5 o ' clo . John born 19th of March, 1801 Anna Bella , born Friday morning , 24 Sept, 1802 , a t 7 o ' clo . William born Thurs . morning 19th of Nov , 180J at 6 ' o ' clo . Robert Carrnichail born Wendesday Jany 1805 Harriet Cormichail born Thurs . Evg 24th July 1806 at ?t o ' clo . Edward Wolfenden born Dec 1804 Mrs . Rosalinda Sinclair in 16 yrs . & 8 mo. had 1J children , was ma rri ed at 20 , left a widow at 40 and died at 60 years old. GILLILAND FAMILY BIBLE Contributed by Mrs. Kenneth E. Bland Title page of New Testament - published 1846 - New York - American Bible Society Henry D. Gilliland Was born the 20 day of February 1829. Mary Jane Gilliland was born Feb , the 15 , 18J5 . William L, Son of Henry D. Gilliland was born Feb . the 22 , 1852. James D. E.. Son of Henry D. Gilliland was born May the 15 , 1853 . Sarah J, La.ughter of Henry D. Gilliland, was born March the 8, 1857 . Henry Q(?), Son of Henry D. Gilliland, was born Jan. the 8 , 1861 . (page ) Henry D. Gilliland Died July the 3rd 1863, Aged 34 years 4 months and 13 days Will i am T(?) Gilliland Died September the 10th 1880, Aged 28 years and 6 months 19 dayes . (Bible belonging to Mary Jane Hook Gilliland (wife of Henry Iavis Gilliland , who was killed at Battle of Gettysburg, 1863) of Alleghany Co . , Va. - later lived in Charleston, W.Va.) �v/YTHE COUNTY , V IRGlNlA DEED ABSTRACTS. CREAGER PJ.lU ALLIED FAMILIES Bk· 1 pg. 5 24 Aug. 1790 Hobard Daughtery, Executor of Michael Daughtery, Jr . ,de-:. conveys to John Creager 53 acres for consideration of 60lbs. Bk . 1 pg.92 11 Sept . 1792 Peter Straws for consideration of 25lbs. cor.veys t o Michael Crager 300 acres lying within the lines of Nicklas Cline's patent wh e reon Cline now lives known as Pine Run and joining the l ands of the Widow Fullen, John Etter, Godfrey Young and Henry Umberger 2 July 1793 Michael Cri~ger in consideration of Jlbs. conveys to Michael Venerick 87 acres on the South Fork of Reed Creek known as the Elk Pond adjoining the lands of William King . Bk. 1 p g . l ld Bk• l PG . l l~2 M:i.chael Crigger in cons j.deration of 5 shillings conveys to Peter Crig~er 100 acres on the South Fork ofReed Creek known as Elk Pond adjacie nt to Michael Venerick and nea r tr.e mouth of the Elk Pond nranch. 2 July 1793 Book 1 pg . 14 3 2 July 1793 Michael Crigeer in consideration of' 5 l bs. conveys to Jacob Crigger 102 acres on the South Fork of Reed Creek known as Elk Pond . Bk . l PB - 25 1 9 Feb . 1795 Georr.e Creger a nd wife , Elizabeth, in consideration of 1 OOlbs . conveys to William Graford 377 a cres on the North side of Pine Ridge. Bk. 1 pg.261 14 May 1795 Nichael C ri~ger , Sr. and Ma r y. his wife~ in c-,...~c ...... ,..,~··~4-~~ 33 5Jl l f;, conve:.rs t o ,..,•J e crg~ T au.."1C;',' r.f' ~~ .v,n{· :.; •-'o'-'•" L.• ................. ., ' consJ· A <.iera t.Jon o f' 285 acres on the South Fork of Reed Cr eek known as the Elk Fend Tract adjacjent to Jacob Creager, Henry Grubb , J ohn King, Venerick&nd Peter Crea.gar . Bk. 1 pg . 340 17 Oct . 1795 Michael Crigger and wife , Mary, in consideration o f I Olbs . conveys to Michael Vel)rick 88 acres on the South Fo rk of Reed. C i· eek . r:::xcept s o much as lies with in the lines of Peter Creager. Michael Crigp;e r aquired this tract by pr eemption Tr easury Warrant and patented 24 June 1785 . Bk . 1 pg . 365 Nichael Crigger grants power of attorney to Joseph Irven. 1 12 1·~ichael Crigger and wife , t·!ary, in consideration of 378 l bs . conveys to Georpe Ta un ey J28 acren on the South fork ofReed Creek kno"rn as t .r.e Elk Pond Tract joininp Michael Wenrick, Peter Crear,er, Jacou Creager and John King . 10 Oct. 1797 Bk· 2 pg . Bk.2 pg . 232 10 July 1798 Michael Walters anct 'I-rife, Katharin, in c o n s) deration of :?L, 3~ dollars convey to Michael Cregger, Sr. 92 acres joini nR 1dilliar.1 Hayes and C:&"!1es l'inJ.cy. Dk2 pg. 28.2 Michael ~vaJ tcrs and wife, Katharin, in cons-lderation of 50lbs . convey to t<ich a r~ l Creager ,<Ir. 133 ucres on Heed Crt?ck joining th e land of Phipps . 1O <July 17';8 �Bk. 2 pg. JOh 17 Jan . 1799 Michael Creaee r, fr . m id t·iary, his wife, in consideration of 60lhs . convey to Nicha9l Vcnrick 95 acres part of the Elk Pond surve~.r joininp, V/illiam King. Bk . 2 pg.J66 11+ May 1r;99 James Finley , Sr. in consideration of $60.00 conveys to ~ichael Crigger, Sr. lh~ acres on waters of Ree d Creek being pa1:t of the land patented by Finley and on tile south side of the wagon road. Dk.2 pg.367 April 1799 (!ythe Cm1 : t. Ordered that vlilliam Ward, Williarn Hay , John Hont r;o:ne ry, John ll0u:if:hcll or any three of them lay off the dower of Caty h'alters, relr:ct of Michael \'/alt e r s , d eceas e d . Bk.2 pg. 472 Jshillings Creek 25 Dec. 1799 Charles Fullen in consirieration of 3lbs. convey to Georee Criger 53 acre::; on the So uth Fork of Reed Bk .4 pg. 154 12 June 1804 Michael Cre-':tger and wife , Mary , in consideration of $707. 00 conve~1 to }~ic lrnel ~:oy c rs 1 1L: ac.:r(~;::; one quarter and 8 poles on t.J : e wat ~ rs of Hecci. Creek on the wae on rO£td joird ng William Hays and Hobert Ada ms. (Th:i!=> is th::.: 8ame track of Bk . ? Pf.• 2J2Jo Bk.I+ pg.299 JO t. .up,. 1?0 /j. Will:inm Kin1s and Kcity, his wife, l ate Caty vio.lters, wj_dow of t•;ichael 'dal ters, C.: eceased; llenry Umberger and wife, Ma ry , late Mary Ha) ters ; Jorn Grubb and Catbc.!d nc, hi s ,.rj fe , late Catharine Walters ; Peter K:inser and wife, Eli;,,abeth, late Eliza1Jeth lt!alter~. ; John \·Jal ten:; \•/ j lb am ~fol ters; Mi cha el ~/al tcrs ; Manuel Walters ; Margaret Walter5; Sar<)1 V!c:llters~ Harhrira \"aJ 1-<fffi and /.nn:i vl;:il i'r~rs in "'°'"°"..;..4.-.~.t..o.v..L.v.i.l ..,~. .;,...~ ,.,,f' ( '") ('\r, f'\r> r"':Gl '·c H" -'-·-1 ,,,_,.._,,._ ., ,,., "..( J"J '--' co .,:J..• ..LVl..r- , ,)•- Ll t'"-... d. • 1· ) (J.' v roCl..J..V t..:.: .J ""'> 1 1 by Court Order convey to henry Been 53 acre r: jo:i n:i ng llcnry l-: ean ' s land and tl~e: land of DaniFcl Etter , decea~;ed. ( Appar ently Barl:Jara \·ici l t ers marriP.d Frcder:i ck Kinser dud ng tl•e time Ud s de e d was being drciwn up for Frederick c..i.d borbara lhnser signed t.he D ced. ) - . . . . . . . . . .., ... . ~-4 ........ \.1...i. , .;,._ .....,._..~ ...._ . .- t.J...J. J ' !~vJJc..L-.. J t _t .._, --' • Bk.4 pg.389 11 Aue. 1806 George Creae;er in corwideratj on 0f 1 OOlbs. conveys to Charles Fullen 53 acres on the South Fork of Reed Creek. Bk.5 pg.15 12 Jan. 1f30l3 Charles Fullen in consideration of $200.00 convey u to Peter Greap,er 67 acres on tt .c~ Sout:h Fork of Heed Creek joining Deval and Peter Creage r, G:rubb, Georgo Cre0ger. Bl-~. 5 PL!· 28 conv e~rs to 8 March 1808 Charles Fullen in consideration of 1 OOlbs. Deval Creaeer ()5 acre;, on f outh Fork of Heed Creek joininB tb e lanes of DevDl Creager, Pet<~r C;,~ear,er and Umbarger ' s land. Bk. 5 pg. ?9 Heirs of }~ ichaP.l Creger, dee eased , of V.'ash ington County gre.nt power cf uttorney to broU.er, Miehe.el Cre c:~ee r . Heirs names were : };ar~aret S umFi. ?, Da1dcl Hep<u·;s, lJCJrbCt. r ci i~e~'ass , John Corwin~ Elizabeth Corwin, Henry Wire ~k, 1ve Wjreck, ~icholas CJine, Ma ry Cl i ne. BV.. 5 pg. 30 13 Feb, 1808 l'~ichael Cr eage r accepts pm"er of attorney. Bk . 5 p~.3?1 11 Dec. 1e10 Peter Crearnr, Jr., Peter Creog8r and Mich2el Creager 11ive bond for : ppo:inlmonl. of J-eLer Crec.igt-i' a:; Constabl e. ~i11 the 2nd. l;<ii_. i ..:il:ion of' tl 1c 3~th. ltr:p; imc n t of the 1--iil:itin of v:yt.hc County .- �.51 Bk. 5 pg . LaB 19 Aug . 181 a grist mill . 1 Michael Creager makes a ppli cation to build 5 pg. 500 13 ct . 1812 Michael Brown and wife , Bar bara in consideration of $400. 00 conveys to Michael Creager two tra ct of l and on Pine Rtm adjoining the lands of said l-~ichaal Creager, Pete r Moyer , Henry Umberge r and willian King containing I CO acres and 63 acres. Bk . Bk.5 pg . 532 10 Aug. 1812 Michae:l Creager and wife, Mar y , i n consideration of 42000 . 00 convey to Jacob Wolford 11Oacres on Reed Creek adjoining Daniel Viyffley , Hat bias Crous , William Phipps o Bk. 6 p g. 259 Michael Creaeer and wife , Hary, in c onsiderat ion of $45 . 00 convey to Mi c h ael Hoye r s 7 acres joining Michae l Moyers a nd Michael Creager . Bk . 6 pg . L1 16 23 May 1816 t-!ary Creager , widow of John Creager , de ceased, in consideration of $60. 00 conveys to Andrew Cr oket.t of the Stat e of Tennes:::ee 40 acr es on Reed Creek corner to t r act belGngi ng to Andrew Moyd known as purgatory tract . Hk . ? pg . 12 1 JO Oct . 1817 Franc:i.s Grubb a:r.d wife, Mary, in consideration of ~;52 . 50 convey to Michael Creage r 8 3/4 acr es joining I saac Grubb and Michael Creager . Bk .? pg. 286 30 Jan . 1819 John Gr ubh in consideration of $1100 . 00 convC'ys to Michael Creager, Sr . 174 acres on Tates Run . Dk· 8 pg. 1 64 13 Nov . 1820 Inquestion of whether John Creager died intes tate . J ohn died 1814 intestate without any known heirs. He own ed 53 acres on both sides of Reed Creek joining the Coiling Springs Tra c t includj ng James Davis ' inprovcment. Land excheated to the Commonwe al t h . pg . 3?9 20 Mar ch 1820 Elias Cr eager and wife, Rebecca; Peter Creap,er and wi f e , Mary ; Isaac Creager; James Hiller and wife , Sidney; l e.gal heirs of Peter Cr eager , decea sed. convey to George Creager. Bk . 8 pgs. 329 , 365 , 377 ; bk . 9 pgs. 91 & 112 are all crqss deec:S of the above h e irs of Peter creager . Georr:e Creagel' 1 s wife is Sarah. Th ese deeds dcvide the lands of t}~ eir fathe r, Peter Creager. This Peter was a son o f Michael who owned the Elk Pond Tract. Some of tr.ese lands are part of the Elk Fond Tract. In some of tre deeds Peter's wife is called Molly instead of Nary. Bk . 8 1:3k . 9 pg. 366 1 1 March 1823 James Hager and wi fe , Susannah of Tazwel l Count;,•, Va . in consideration of $ 100. 00 conv e y to John Cr eager one half of three undivid ed tracts on t'be wnters of Halkers Creek ad joining e ach o"ther containinp, 90 acre s granted to \•/illiam Radar by patent 29 Aprj l 1799, near Robinet ' s lowe r corner, 50 acres ~ntented 5 Jan . 1800 on ho th s:i des of Walk er-s Cr eek , 60 acro s patented 6 F eb. 1800 corner to ht eade r ' s land. �Bk.7 pg. 67 28 June 1817 Nicholas Cline, <Jr . and wif e, S usanna h in consideration of $500. 00 convey to Chri s t ophe r Z i m:n~ r ma n 168 acres on Tates Hun be i ng part of a tract g rant e d to l lcm·y Grubb 30 July 1788 ,joining Jacob Hi1ton and l·lyers. Bk.9 pg . 291 Nicholas Cline and wife, Mary, c onvey to J a c o b, P et e r, George, Nicholas, John and Michael sons and he i rs of th e su. id Nicholas and Mary land on the South Fork of Re ed Cre8Y. and P ine Run adjacient to Charles Fullon , Michael C1·ea r~ e r, ll e m·y Gruhb , ~'.i c hael Ketring, Jacob Ke tring a.nd Duncan Gullion ::; co;i :;j s U n p; of 1100 acres . Jacob Cline sr. a l1 pay $50.00 to Joanna, ti irri dm1gr tcr of J: e nry Creaeer . Peter Cli nc srall pay $50. 0 0 to Dani e l, s f! c o nd 5.0rt of Henry Creager. George Cline and ~! ic l-: ol aB Cline shall e ach pa y to Elizabeth, dau3 hter of Henry llonnshell, ~· 50. 00 . John Cline a n cl Micha<::l Cline shall each pay $50. Ooto John Kettc rinp, , :.on o f Mary now wife George gyer. All sons jointly shall pay to the She ri.ff of Wythe County ~;46.00. Bk. 9 pg . 389 13 Marc:h 18?3 Elias Cr ea ger and wife, He b e cca in consideration of $JO. 00 convey to Ackm ~I. ill er 5 acre~ 3 roos 2 2 pole s on the waters of Ree d Cr e ek jojninR Ge o r g e Crcafar. Bk .9 pg . 390 lf Oct. 1822 Nicholas Cline for na tu:ral r,oo cl wi l l [Ind affe ction and further cons ideration of $ 1 . 00 paid by l,:icf:ae l Cline sel~personal prope rty to Michael Cline in tru s t for t~e u s e of da ught e r Elizabeth, wife of Henry l!ounshell; t·:ali nda H~·ers and Mahalia Myers, daup,}··ters of Georf,e J'i ye:r s ; Polly Hounsh e ll, dau glit e r of He nry Bo unshell; and Ju:-:> tinia Cre a.ger, daught e r of llenry Crc ::,ger '.,o L .. d e:.::;..·.,; E:i. t;,: :i.1runt:::uid.i.,ely afLer cie;1th of NichoJ.as CJ. inc and wj f e . 7 June 1823 Deed of trust from Ge oree Crear;er to George Butl e r, Trus tee, 93A acres on th e wat e r s of Ree d Cree k b e ing pa rt of at tract (7,rantcd to John Stephens ad jacirmt to Jam es F'indlCJy' s land to s e cure a debt of ~; ;:>oo. 00 ea ch owed to J~l:i.zabeth Walters, William Creager and Ge orge Creager, Jr . Bk . 9 pg.394 Bk~ 9 pg. 4 8 0 14 Oct. t823 Deed of release from above deed of trust . Bk. 9 p g . 4 80 14 Oct 1823 George Cre a ger , Sr . in con s ideration of $ 7 00. 00 conveys to John <1. \.'isley 9 3~ acres conveyed to George Crea ;1er by Nicholas Lozjer a. nd wife, ~~ary 26 Ma rch 1805 recorded in Bk , Li pg . 220 . Bk . 9 pg . 535 10 March 1824 Peler Creager and wife, Ma1~ ~ lene in cons i de rati on of $ 640 . 00 convey to John Wyrick 43 acres on the wat e r s of Reed Cr e ek. Bk.9 pg.5 56 17 Jan . 1824 Jacob Ol in~er and wife, Barbara in conside r a t i on o f ~; 1P.O. 00 conv ey to Gea r~e Crec3.gcr 30 acre s be int; a part, o f r.l tra ct of land wl~ i ch Geor ge Ta 'l>m e y rl.icd s e ized and poss e r, sed and designated as parcel /i 1. .11 l\lor.1- , �59 Bk. 1 0 pg. 17 1 11 Oc t. 1825 Samuel Darr , Jacob Wisely and wi f e , Polly, in consideration of $352 . 00 convey to George Cr eager 4/5ths. part of 80 acres granted by Peter Meyers to the hei r s of John Darr, d eceased , being part of a tract of 550 acres gr anted to Peter Heyers 5 Feb. 1 820 on Tates Run joining Wyrich and Lewi s Grubb . Bk. 10 pg. 208 20 June 1825 Agr eement between Elizabeth Kinser, widow of Michael Kinser, deceased , David Kinser, and Christian Kinser of the one part, and Mi chael Creager and Peter Sumney of the other part , to make salt on the property of Michael Kinser , deceased. Bk . 10 pg. 2 58 11 April 1826 Isaac Creager in consider ation of $310.00 conveys to Adam Hiller 40 acres consisting of two t r acts of land, one 23 acres the othe r 17 acres. (This is the l and of Peter Cr eage r, Sr . , deceased.) Bk .1 0 pg . ?78 11 May 1826 James Davis and wife , Susannah, late Susannah Staley, by v e r tue of Court Decree and in consideration of $60 . CO convey to George Goodman and Jacob Creager one ~ acre lot in town of ~~ount Airy . The Decree was of the viythe Superior Court of Chancery dated 25 I-ray 1826 in which Susannah Stealey, widow of' Valentine Staley , deceased , ~<ls plaintiff and John Staley, David, Jan e, Francis, v/alter, Martin, Lollis ? , Georgette and Valentine Staley were defendents . Bk. 10 pg . 345 18 Sept . 1826 George Creager Deed of Trust of 80 acres on Tates Run being the tract on which John Darr, Sr •• died ~eize~ ~nd ~c~sess ed , conveyed tc Joseph Sexton and Elizabeth Welters to secure a loan of $150 . 00 which George Creager borrowed from Elizabeth Walters . Bk· 10 pge 447 25 Sept . 1826 Joseph Keesling and wife, Polly, late Polly Hoyer , daugh t e r of Susannah Moyer, deceased, who was Susannah Darr, in consideration of $?2 . 00 convey to George Creage r an undivided 1 /4 part of an undivided 1/5tr: . part of a tract of land conveyed by Peter Moyer and wife (Please note that the name is Meyers in the deed of 1 1 Oct . t 825.) to John Darr and others, the heirs of John Darr, deceased , containing 80 acres, by deed bearing date 10 July 182 1. Bk. 1 0 pg . 65 5 9 Oct . 1827 Henry Creager and wife, Peggy, in conside ration of $ 100 .00 convey to John Ut t all right title and interest to the real and personal property in the estate of Michael Creager, decea sed . Bk .1 1 pg.46 14 Oct. 1828 George Creaeer i n consideration of $320.00 conveys to Hartin Kegley 4/5ths. part of 80 acres deeded by Peter Moy ers and wife to tr.e heirs of John Darr, deceased. �Bk.10 pg. 17 1 11 Oct. 1825 Samuel Darr, Jacob Wi sely and wife , Pol ly, in consideration of $352.00 convey to George Creager 4/5ths. part of 80 acres granted by Peter Meyers to the heirs of John Darr, deceased, being part of a tract of 550 acres granted to Peter Meyers 5 Feb. 1820 on Tates Run joining Wyrich and Lewis Grubb. Bk.10 pg. 208 20 June 1825 Agreement between Elizabeth Kinser, widow of Michael Kinser, deceased, David Kinser , and Christian Kinser of the one part, and Mi chael Creager and Peter Sl.Ull11ey of the other part, to make salt on the property of Michael Kinser, deceased. Bk.10 pg. ~58 11 April 1826 Isaac Creager in consideration of $310.00 conveys to Adam Miller 40 acres consisting of two tracts of land, one 23 acres the other 17 acres . (This is tr.e land of Peter Creager, Sr . , deceased.) Bk. 10 pg.278 11 May 1826 James Davis and wife, Susannah, late Susannah Staley , by vertue of Court Decree and in consideration of $60. 00 convey to George Goodman and Jacob Creager one ~ acr.e lot in town of t-~ount Airy. The Decree was of the \'iythe Superior Court of Chancery dated 25 Hay 1826 in which Susannah Stealey, widow of Valentine Staley, deceased, was plaintiff and John Staley, David, Jane, Francis, Walter , Martin, Lollis ? , Georgette and Valentine Staley were defendents . Bk.10 pg. 345 18 Sept. 1826 George Creager Deed of Trust of 80 acres on Tates Run being the tract on which John Darr, Sr. , died seized and. poss essed, ccnveyed to Joseph Sexton and Elizabeth We.lters to secure a loan of $150. 00 which George Creager borrowed from Elizabeth Walters . Bk.10 pg. 447 25 Sept. 1826 Joseph Keesling and wife, Polly, late Polly Moyer, daughter of Susannah Moyer, deceased, who was Susannah Darr, in consideration of $22.00 convey to George Creager an undivided 1/4 part of an undivided 1/5th. part of a tract of land conveyed by Peter Moyer and wife (Please note that the name is Mevers in the deed of 11 Oct. 1825.) to John Darr and others , the heirs ~f John Darr , deceased , containing 80 acres , by de ed bearing date 10 July 182 1. Bk. 10 pg. 655 9 Oct. 1827 Henry Creager and wife, Peggy, in consideration of $100.00 convey to John Utt all right title and interest to the real and personal property in the est a.te of Mictael Creager, deceased. Bk.11 pg.46 14 Oct. 1828 George Creager in consideration of $320. 00 conveys to Martin Kegley Li./5ths. part of 80 acres deeded by Peter Moyers and wife to t he heirs of John Darr , deceased • • t>J 1. ,, .1. - ...' �l t Bk . 11 pg . 478 9 Aug. 1830 John Myer and Rachel , his wife; Sa.rn nel C ri g[? er and Layer, his wif e ; Georp.e Bumgardner and Caty, hi s wife and Henry }'.yers in ·consideration of $180.00 convey to Frederi ck Kinser 17 3/4 acres on the waters of Reed Creek adj. to Ketring , John Hou~shell, Davidson and Kinser . Bk· 1 2 pg . 1JO 14 Nov. 183 1 Walters to George Cr eage r. Bk. Release of deed of trust by Elizabeth 1 1 June 1832 Deval Creager in consideration of conv eys to Jonas Umoarger 7 ~ acres on the waters of Reed 1 2 pg . 20 1 $ 39. 00 Cree k . 12 pg. 269 3 f'.iov- . 1832 Jesse Scott and Eve , his wife, in cons ideration of $240.00 convey to Elias Creager 98 3/4 acres & 17 poles on Crippl e Cr eek wh ich was conveyed to Jesse Scott by George M. !Janner and Mina, his wife, 1 Sept. 1927. Dk . 12 Pf. · 270 3 Nov. 1832 12 pg . 3 18 J l Jan. 1833 Elias Creage r and Rebecca , his -wife, convey to Peggy Cat ron 37 acres and t 7 poles '?f the lands of Peter Creager , dece a sed , in consideration of $236 . 55~ • Bk . John Hounshell and Salley, his wife; H~nry Hounshell a nd :Slizabetr. , his wife; Peter Hounshell and Elizabeth, his wif e ; Joseph P.ounshell and Sally , his wife; Peter Creager a nd Polly , his wife ; Isham Brown and Christina , his wife; Jacob Catron and r.i..: --i...~+1-. ..: '·'"'l, "'-- c-~ · - . an d !' t h1·s wi·fe , ana· ........._..._z_...,.._..,.,, ,h"'_._s __ n~.i..c, 11 .L. .L..L.ci111 C\v!Otl 'Jargare, 1•1ichael ca tron and J e:nirna , his wife, convey to Henry Umba r ger 45 acres on the waters of Re ed Creek joining tfie lands of Michael Lambert, the said Vmbarger, Henry Hoppes s , Jr., John Hounshell and Peter Ho un shell . Peter Creaeer signed this deed as John P. Creger. Bk . L'- · Bk . 1 2 pg . 327 1 2 Feb. 1 833 Benjamin Crea ger grants deed o f tru Gt to secure d ebt to John F . Straw , his one eleventh part of the estate o f his father, Michael Creager, decea sed. Bk. 12 pg. 333 23 Feb . 1833 Deed of trust granted by Benjamin Creager to Isaac J. Leftwich as security for debt owed to J ane Pe~nin gton. Conveyed his interest in his father's esta te . Uk . 12 pg. 357 J l .Jan. 1833 Hounshell heirs of Bk . 12 pg. J1S above in con sideration of $51 2 . 00 convey to John Hounshell 97 acres. Bk . 12 pgs . 380 , 385 , 411, 458 Jan . 1833 Division of Hounshell estate . Peter Creager signed all of these deeds as John P. Creger. Bk . 12 pg. 41 2 6 July 1833 Deval Creayer in consi~eration of . . $ 450.00 conveys to Jona Umbarger, Sr. 922 ac r es on Pine Run consisting of t wo tracts. �Bk.12 pg. 532 29 July 1?.33 George Goodman and Jacob Creager to Shepherd Brown and Benjanin Acres for consideration of $30.00 convey lot // 52 in Mount Airy. Bk. 12 pg.610 7 May 1834 Michael Creager of Ha~kins County, Tennessee in consideration of 3 100.00 conveys to Peter Creager interest in the estate of their father, Michael Cre ager , deceased, consisting of 1/11 part of all undivid ed personal property including four negroes and their issues until the death of our mother, (Hrs. Michael Creager, S r.). Bk. 12 pg. 727 20 Oct. 1834 Michael Creage r a nd Elizabeth, his wife . of Hawkins County, Tennessee in consideration of $160.00 convey to Henry Etter 1/11 part of the lar.ds of ~:ichael Creage r, deceased, on Reed Creek consisting of 200 a cres. Deed was executed in Scott County, Va. Bk. 12 pg. 728 20 October 1834 Michael Creager and Eliza beth, his wife, of Hawkins County, Tenness ee in consideration of $72.00 convey to Isaac Corwin their interest in land known as Elk Ponds owned by Adam Miller , deceased. Bk. 4 page 220 10 April 1805 Nicholas Lozier and wife, Mary, convey to George Creager for and in consideration of 175 lbs., 93~ acres, corner to James Fenley . Bk. 13 pg. 103 7 Feb. 18J4 Benjamin Creger and Jane Pennington in consideration of $150.00 convey to John F. Straw all right title and interest in the lands of Michael Creager , , deceased ' consisting of 1I 11 part. Note: Jane held mortgage on this interest. Bk. 13 pg. 293 9 March l8J6 Elias Creager and Rebecca, his wife, in consideration of $ 100 . 00 convey to Joseph Helton all right, title and interest in and to the lands of Adam Miller and John Miller, deceased, on the South Fork of Reed Creek known as Elk Pond. Bk. 13 pg. 401 2 August 1836 Peter Creager of Green County, Tenn . in consideration of £200.00 conveys to Isaac J. Leftwich of Wythe County, Va. 1/l 1 interest in the lands of his father, Michael Creager , deceased, and 2/11 interest in p~rsonal property in the hands of the widow consisting of four nefroes, 1/ 11 of which he bought from hi~ brother , Michael. Bko 13 pg. 412 19 Dec. 1830 Isaac Creager to Michael Creager in consideration of $2 12 .50 conveys 300 acres on the headwaters of Reed Creek being a part of the tract where the Creagers now live. Bk. 13 pg. 413 19 Dec. 1835 Isaac Creager to Reubin Creager land on headwaters o f Reed Creek. Reubin to Keep Isaac. Bk. 1.3 pg. 417 19 De c. t 8J5 Michael Creager and Polly, his wife, in consideration $2 12.50 convey to Isaac Creager land on headwaters of Reed Creek, being part of tract where Michael now lives. �Bk. 13 pg. 4 75 Jacob Creager in consideration of $ 150.00 conveys to ~:athias Tarter all right claim title and interest in and to the real estate o f ~ichn.el Crear-er, deceased . 18 Oct. 1836 bi<· 1: Pl' . 707 Bk . 13 rr_. 17 Nov. 1837 Elias Creager and Rebecca, his wife. in consideration of $7 . 50 convey to James T. Gleaves 1! acres on Cripple Creek. 755 ?5 J;rn. 1RJR Crockett StP.e] in consideratiC'n of ~~ 1 5.00 conveys to Jor.n Crct:er a tract of land on Walkers Creek adjacient to ftobert H. Bayler and Criger. 14 p - . 1 l 1 1J Oct. l 838 II brriham Crirr.r:er and Nancy, his wif P., in con s iJr.r .. tion of $37 . 50 convey to Christir.a Willia.'!:s nine <!cres heing a p::t rt of the tract wheJe Creager now lives adjacient to Phillip Kink and Umbargar, by the wa gon road . Bk . 13k. 14 pg. 133 13 Oct . 1838 Michael Creager and lfary, his wife, George Li ndenmude and l·:argaret, his wife, John Utt and l·:ary , his wife, Geo r ge Cre~tger and Han ey , · his wife, John Creager and An;i.:i., hi-s wife, Daniel koh inet t and Elizabeth , his wife, in consideration of $435 . 00 conve.v to Ahrahm!l Cre;ip:e r 336 acres adjc>cient to Heldreth , \'/alford, S navely, Fhillip Ker:ip, Ur.ibarr.ar . Being where Michael Creager, Sr . rlied, on Pine Run and Reed Creek. Bk . 1 L~ pg . 24.5 24 IJov. 11338 George Creager and Sa:-ah , his wife, in consideration of S 11 • 09 convey to \villiam Catr on and .Margaret Catron 1 acre 2 rood3 7~ sq. poles on the Main Stage Road . Bk . 14 pg. 246 24 Nov. 1 838 George Crear;er and Sarah, his wife, in consiciera tion of ~· 14.2 . 90 convey to idlliarn Catron and Largaret Catron ?O acres one rood and 33 aq . poles near the Main Stage Road on the South Fork of Reed Creek. Bk. 14 pg. 293 10 Jan. 1839 Reubin Creager in consideration of $50.00 conveys to Isa.Jc Creager a tract of land on the f;eadwa t ers of Reed Creek being the same land which Isartc conveyed to fieub in 15 Dec. 1835. Reubin and .t-:agdaline both made X. Bk. 1 5 pg . 1JJ 25 March 184 1 Abraham Creri.r:er and J:tincy, his wife, in consideration of $500.00 convey to Joseph Wirick a tract of land on the w<lters of Reed Creek formerly owned by Michael Creager, deceased, kno·-:ri as Pi ne Ridge Trail. Bk . 1 5 pg. consi s t~ng 5 April 1842 Valentine C r eag~r f.ives deed of trust of personal property . 469 Dk . 15 r~· 508 4 May 1e42 conveys personal property to Geor1:e Creager for love and affection dri.ughter, Polly Creager. f3k • 1 5 pg. 509 4 May 1842 Georp,e Creager for love and affection conveys two tract.o of land en the ~: out ! ' Fork cf Heed Creek to his daughter Polly Cre~ger, containi ng 50~ acres . ~' lrQ1 n1a App1'1achlan NoteA �Bk. 16 pg. 185 ?7 May 1843 Hary Creager deed of gift to Joseph Hedrick, all interest in the lands belongin~ to Michae l Creaper, d<>ce:ised , r.er hu ~b2nd . /~ 1~0 thrr"?" ~lc'!\''2' ~ r.:'! -;nri ! '"'l} y , L0uj;.'"I ~rrl ·. :illian . Bk. 16 pg. '?.67 25 Aup.. l ?l~3 I~< : <ic Creaft! r conv -:;; s to ;.ich :;r!l Forlesong in con~irteratinn or ~250 . 00 1 ~0 acrP~ on tte hearlwaters of Rec;c! Cree l: on tl:e S01lth si:Jc of tl c creek . l3k. 16 pg. 271 9 Oc t ober 1843 Polly Cr e arer ccnve;vs to Georf;e CreaEer 50 acres on tre South Fork of rteed Cr ee k on both sides of tJ:e mr:i.in road in c o n sideration of ~i 1Ou . 00. bk . 16 pp.. 272 9 October 1243 i·olly Cren fe r i i: consideratinn of $ 100.00 co nvey ~ to GA6 rre Cre R~ ~ r personal prnre rty. Bk. 16 P/?• 274 9 October 1P1.3 llohn ,~ da:r.s of Clc.rh: County , Arkan ~Rs in consideration of $~00 . 00 c onvP.y~ to L'illia:n Crec;.;:;c r /,.0 acr es on Cove Creek where Crea t;er now li vcs, v1hich was ~ranted to Adam's by patent dated 3 ;·Jov . 1833. BL 16 pg. 288 2 1 OctobC::- 1843 Elijch L:;.::-.b-s rt , :: ~le.on r :=_ rl-: cn~ and Peggy, his ~~fe, c onvey two t:-acts of land cor.:air.ing 1;0 acres on ·,Jolf Creek for a considerat. ~on of ~;250 . CC . Bk· 16 pg . 296 23 Aug . 1843 I<ichael Crea .:-'. er and Barba ra, r is wi fe , in Consideraticm of t:JOO . 00 conve~r to 'I'hor:ias Crow of ~ r.ii th County, Va. l70 acres on the headwaters of heed Creek adj a ~iem, to Michael Foglesong. Bk. 16 p g . 29 7 10 /1pril l 8/.3 Deed of trust rrru nte c1 by El ias Creaper and wife, Rebecca, to G. hosintam, Trustee for Jar:ies G. Cleaves the creditor fo r 98 acres and personal property. Bk. 16 pg. 359 17 Jan. 1844 personal property. John Creage r g ives d eed of trust for Bk. 16 pg. 407 3 Hay 1844 lierold Srr.j· the grants 6CO:J ac re s to many individuals at 50 acres each , encluded is Daniel Crea g er . Uk. 16 pg. 460 8 July 1844 Jacob Cri~Rer conveys to Casper Yost , Sheriff of Wythe County, 330 ·~ -:~r;s to satisfy a judger:ient obtained by El i Davis . ~~K. 16 p~ . 523 23 vctob e r l 84/~ F.obert C. Fox p.rants 4J_.,00 acres to many individu?.ls among the!i Geoq~ e Creacer , Jr . at 50 e.cre~ each. Bk. 16 pg. 705 James n. Creap:e r giv es Constable bond . Bk. 17 pg . 17 Dec. 1845 George C r ea~er gives deed of tru st to cover indebtedne s s to I:li zal.ieth 1t;alters. Gk. 17 Pf' • l 07 h Lay 1846 Elias Creager and wife, ti.ebecca in considerat ion of .;:,3co.oo convey to Michael Spraker 98 J/L ac res on the wat ers of Cri pple Creer(. <I l /; t t1l A , .~ , . ', , '" Clf.1. �Bk. 17 Pf:. • 2 10 :?3 May 1846 Simon Yandis and wife , Rachael; Peter Groseclose and wife, Sally; Amos Snavely and wife, Elizabeth; John Cr c.:ir,e r and wif e , Jemima ; Absalora Groseclose and wife , Polly; Jacob Tobler and wife , Ester ; Joseph Tobler and wife, Elizabeth; Jes see Toble r and wife, Polly; Hiram Tobler and wife, Jemima ; Henry Tobler And wife, Catharine, and Daniel Tobler. the legal heirs of Jae oh T 0hler, decea!:'eci , to John Tobler in consideration of $70.00 each convey 2 18 acres on the waters of Reed Creek according to the patent. Bk. 17 pg • 269 James R. Creager is trustee in deed of t r ust. Bk . 17 T"f! . :?80 14 March 1846 Jacob Creager, Sr. conveys to Isaac J. Leftwich in consideration of $~78.00 a tract of la:-id on the South Fork of fteed Creek on t he South side of the Stage Road containing 33~ acres ad.i?.cient to Joseph Umbargar , J. Olinger and Elizabeth Walters . Bk. 17 Pe · 337 14 June 1847 Henry Umbarg:.r and wife, El~zabeth, convey to l\ancy Creager ip consideration of $200. 00 la:1d in Rich Valley on the headwaters of the Holston River joining James U;;tbargar, Jr. containing 50 ac r es . Bk. 17 pg. 487 1 5 Feb . 1848 Spencer James conveys 320 acres on Cripple Creek to Hiram Creage r of Smythe County for $2000.00. Bk. 17 pg . 488 1 5 Feb. 184.8 Hiram Creager grants deed of trust to Hobert Gibbony, trustee for Spencer James. Bk. 17 PB· 662 Many heirs of Henry Huddle, deceased, among them is na~es Alfred Creager. Bk . 17 pg . 717 Joel U::ibargar and wife, Herrotia, convey 55 acres on Reed Creek to Nancy Creager for $300. 00. The d!'led was deliv e r ed to Nancy 1 s son, James. Bk . 17 pg. 7 25 JO Dec. 1848 James Newland and wife, Esther, of Smythe County conveys to Ambrose Cregger of Wythe County 90 acres :for a consideration of S 180.00. Deed delivered to Deval Crigger. Bk. 17 pg. 730 JO Dec. t 8l18 Ambrose Crigger and wife, Elizabeth convey to Sanford Little 15 acres for a consideration of $100.00 These abstracts enclude all Creage r deeds of any spelling recorded and indexed in Wythe County, Virginia prior to 1850. c+~rence E . Shepard CLARENC E SHEP HER~ 26 41 DE LMONT E AVE~DAYTCN, OH IO r 454 l 9 .,,...,. �BOOKS REVIEWS by Belva Counts HENRY CHRISTIAN FUJX;E and SOME of HIS DESCENDENTS (An Int erim Documen t) by Forest William Fudge. Henry Christian Fudge , who was bor n March 2 0 , 1766 probably in Virginia , migrated to Ohi o about 1817 . The author has completed a soft cover typed document containing 140 pa ges of the Fudge family . His sources include 17 family genealogies of the Fudge Families - mos t of these are unpublished. The 38 page index includes names from all letters of the alphabet 1rum Ackerman to Zimmerman . Anyone wi shi ng a copy of the book or wishes t o exchange family information, write For est WiJliam Fudge , 119 Cedar Hi lls Dr, Elg i n , Texas 78621 . DAVI:OOON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLI NA, - WILL SUMMARIES - Vol I 182J- 18Li6 compiled by Henry Reeves and Mary Jo Tu.vi s Shoaf . D:tvidson Count y was establis hed 1822 and prior to 1823 was a part of Rowan County and earlier wills may be found t here or in North Carolina Di vis i on of Archives ~ nd Hic tory, 109 East J ones St , Raleigh, N. C. 27611. The summary of t he wills in thi s book were taken from the office of the Clerk at D:tvi dson County , Lexington, NC 27292. The origina l page numbers are given, along wi th the will date , probate date with a n asterick c ~ ) to denote the deviser. The 3500 na mes listed in the index are divided into three sections : (1) devisor of the will , his legatees , executors , witnesses , etc., (2) Slave index wi th slaves listed under their master' s names , ( J) Pl ace names . Women are listed by thei r maiden names , as well as their marr ied names. The price of the book is $15. 00 and may be ordered from : Mrs Mary Jo Il3.vis Shoaf , 5140 Haclmey Lane , SW, Roanoke , VA 24018. 1850 CENSUS of TAZEWELL COUNTY , VIRGINIA by R Vaughn Castle . Tazewell County was formed from Wythe and Russell Counties by an Act passed by the General Assembly on 19 December 1799. The 1850 cens us was the 5th census taken after the formation of the county. At the time of t hi s census, Tazewel l Count y i ncluded parts of territory presentl y i n Bland and Buchanan Counti es in Virgini a and McDowell County , Wes t Virginia . This census record wa s c opie d from mi c rofi lm records of the original populati on on f ile i n the Nati ona l Archives , Washi ngt on , DC. It was taken by WO Yos t, beginning 1 J ul y 1 850 a nd ending 20 November 1 850. The 1850 cens us was the f irst cens us to record the f ull names of a l l members of the household , their age , sex, race, value of rea l est ate owned , occupa t ion , place of birth, physi cal disabi lities and if paupers You will find c ensus schedules for s lave popul ation , mortality and industry in t his book . The index is by surnames. The pri ce of the book is $15. 00 plus $1.JO postage . Order from: Vaughn Cassell, PO Box 269 , Wytheville, VA 24382 ZIRKLE FAMILY HISTORY compi led by J. William Harpino. The author di d r esearch on the pioneer family Zirkle for more t han a dozen years . The Zir kl es , who came from Germany in the year 1725, first locating in Pennsylvani a made the i r permanent settlement in Shenandoah Co , Va . a t a pla ce called "The Forest " now Forestville, Va. They brought with them t heir religion , Lutheran fa i th and establi>hed churches where they located , among them St . Matthews Church in New Market and Locust Grove Church i n Botetourt County. Among the ir various profes8ions were farmers, ministers, teachers , doctors , lawyers a nd s ome effi cient office holders in the state, nation and foriegn positions. Many wer e s oldj_ers in the various wars of i ndependence a nd freedom for t he United States . The author collected information from libraries , county cler k offi cers, c e meteri es , The took"~ have been placed in the Virginia Room, Roa noke City Public Library, Roanoke, Va, �Book Reviews family Bi bl es , correspondence and personal contact . The book is mainly on the descendants of Michael and Catheri ne Zirkle 's children . There are 12 chapters , a chapter on each child . The boo k i s completely indexed and may be ordered f"ro m: The Zi rk.le Family Historical Ass ocia tion, PO Box 600, Mt Jackson , VA 2284 2 . The book has a s oft cover. The price is $12 . 00, The Zirkle Fa mily Historical Association prints a newsletter and has yearly meetings. 1IIi===============================================:::==========:::=======:::=======:::=====n 11 :lII PE RS IJ.4 DING BOOKSELLERS TO HELP YOUR FAMILY HISTORY SEARCH il 11 llEac h out - o f - p r i nt b ookseller i s a frien d whom you have not met. Beyoni that, wel: lhnake our Ji vin g by sellin g books . If you need a part i cular book that we don't :I !:have , we can s earch for it in two ways . First off , we can add you to our want U lb.i s t. I i' a cert <:1,in fami ly history turns up , it is offered to the most seni or il llPros pect ( s ome times 2 0 or more) . A more agressi ve search invol ves advertising ii llin r egi o nal a n d nat ional book trade journals. To defray advertising , we make anll Jfup- f ro nt charge of $5. 00 appl icable to the purchase price of the book if we lo- il l:Ca te it ::i.nd j_f you like it . For sure, the customer must be satisfied. ll II 11 II II ilOur next genealogy catalog will be issued in August , 1986 , free if you mention lithe VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES. :iBOOKWORN & SILVERFI SH , PO Box 6J9 , Wytheville, Va, 24382. ll( Jim Presgra ves, Prop. AC 7 03- 686- 5813 ll ll JI llOn e o f the ways to turn off your book dealer is to order a book, xerox relevant ll l[Jag e s and then at tempt to return the book. The damage to the book and the non- ll iIT>roclucti ve expenses are two reasons why many dealers refuse to handle genealog- II llies or hav e a dopted a non - returnable policy, But , says t he customer, suppose II :Jr want t he book and Aunt Melba ' s granddaddy is not listed. The bookseller ' s ll l ~nswer is to suggest that the customer specify that the book specifically men- ll i ~ion s Aunt Melba in the index; or if there are four Aunt Melba ' s, be more :I llspecific. 11 II ll llI like working with genealogy books . Just a fortnight ago I a dded four genea- ll lb.og ies in on e line ( Mcilhaney - SOME VIRGINIA FAMILIES) and it is fun to watch J: l ~ cus tome r ' s face l i ght up with some great fa mily discovery. lJ llII 11================================================================================:1 II ============== ~=== ====== ================== === ===== ==== ========================= = Heritage Genealogical Society , PO Bx llJ , Lineboro, MD 21088-0llJ. Meets 1st Wed. of' each mon th at the home of JP Whay , J60J Lineboro Road, Manchester, Md . A s urname f i le is kept and queries are accepted , Donation of genealogical material may be sent to above address . Some of the members i n other states will try a nd help do research i n their area. For more informat ion call, Marlene Bates 8 48-8557; Dolly Huff at 356-2 079; or Joyce Whay at 239-8452. ~== = == = === = == === = ==== =============== === ===========~====== ========== ===========~= ti .. ,"\ 1'_, ... �BOOKS FOR SALE The following are books that our members have published and are available . PITTSYIVANIA: HOMES and PEOPLE OF THE PAST by Madalene V Fitzgerald. c 1974, hard back. $17 . 50 including postage. Available at First Edition Book Shop , 116 Magnolia Drive, Tu.nville , Va 2 4541 . EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LANDMARKS OF PITTSYLVANIA CO. 1 VA . by Madalene V Fitzgeral.Jhnd Frances H Hurt , c 1967. This book is being reprinted and will be available a~out Nov. 1986. Write to Pittsylvania Historical Society , % Maj Neil Payne, Rt 2 Box 419, Axton , Va 24054. A PLACE APART by Helen R Prill aman . A brief history of the early Williamson Road and North Roanoke Valley Residents and Places . Price $15. 00 plus 60¢ sales t a x to Virginia residents. Add $1 . 50 for mailing . PLACES NEAR THE MOUNTAINS by Helen R Prillaman . From the community of Amsterdam , Va, up the Road to Catawba , on the waters of Catawba and Tinker Creeks and along the Carolina Road to Big Lick and North Roanoke area . Price $J2 . 00 plus $1 . 28 sales tax to Virginia residents. Add $2 . 00 for mailing . Order from Helen R Prillaman , PO Box 54Jl , Roanoke , Va 24012 . THE BRICKEY HERITAGE by Raymond L Brickey. Beginning immigrant Huguenot Jean Baicquet (John Brickey) 1680 to 1982 . 455 pages , hard back , pictures , indexed , etx. Price $J9. 95 post paid. Order from R. L. Brickey , J641 Winding Way Rd . , Roanoke , Va 24015. Reprinting ACROSS THE BLUE RIICE BY Billie Redding Lewis. The book names many families but each of the following has a section devoted to it : Cannaday , Day , Greer, Jones, Martin , Shively , Sigmon , Staton , Strong , Sumpter, Robertson , Taylor and Underwood. Softbound $JO . OO ppd; hardbd $J6 , 50 ppd . $10 . 00 deposit now to Billie Redding Lewis, 1104 Voncile Street , Lake Wales , FL JJ85J . PROLOGUE - A Family History and Genealogy of and by Richard Wm Bucki ngham , and his wife, Muriel Barbara Earl . In addition to the Buckingham fami l y, our book includes these southwest Virgi ni a families : Chenowith , Crandal l , Dudley , Fulwider, Hall, Pate and Switzer. This hardback book has a compl ete index and the sources are documented . Price postpaid : $20 . 00 Order from Ri chard W Buckingham, JJO West Brambleton Ave , Norfol k , Va 23510 . BOTETOURT COUNTY, VA , books : (1) ITS MEN , 1770-1777 .• . $7 . 00; (2) 1785 ENUMERATION .••. $6.00 ; (3) ITS MEN , 1780- 1786 . • . . $7 . 00 ; (4) 1820 CENSUS , ... $8 . 00 ; (5) 1850 CENSUS & INDEX . ... $15 . 00 ; (6) EARLY SETTLERS .•.. $25 . 00 ; (7) Children . .•• $J5.00. MONTGOMERY CO , VA , 1850 Cenus and Index •... $12.50 . Prices include tax. Order from : Charles T Burton , Genealogist , Rt 2 Box 111 , Troutville , VA 24175. BURIAIS AT EAST HILL, SALEM , VIRGINIA, THROUGH 1969 - compiled by Ann Kyle and other members of the Roanoke Valley Historical Society , still avai lable from the Roanoke Valley Historical Society , PO Box 1904, Roanoke , Va 24008 . The price , unbound, is $6 .50 plus $1.00 postage . THE MORRICLE FAMILY by Margueri te Tise , Box J43 , Floyd, Va 24091. $11.50. William Morricle, a German, and family migrated from Frederi ck Co ., Md, to Floyd Co. (then Montgomery), Va, about 1791; related families of Weaver, Duncan , frlckeraon, Epperly and others. Vir&ln1a. Appalachian Notea �BOOKS FOR SALE FAMILY of THOMAS WILLIAMS by Marguerite Tise , Box J4J, Floyd, Va 24091. $11. 50 Descendants of Thomas Williams , born in Wales , settled in Rockbridge Co. , Va, moved to Bo tetourt Co . , and, in the 18JOs, to Floyd Co and states in the Midwest • • • • • UNTO THE HILLS .... SOME HILLMANS AND OTHERS. 1979. Second printing 1982. By Belva Marshall Cou nts , 6804 Northway Drive, NW , Roanoke , Va 24019. Soft cover 6x9 in ches , l Gl pages , illustrated, indexed , $10. 50 PRESERVING YOUR RECORDS from YOUR FAMILY TREE By Garland Evans Hopkins Do not wait until you have completed all you want to know about your farni 1 y before you put your records into permanent form and thereby make t hem avai lable to others. If you do wait until such time , you will die with a mass of records i11 your files, many of which will have meaning only to you. You owe it to yourself, your family and to your hobby to put what you have in such form that others will not have to -retrace the ground you have covered, freeing them to further the research you have begun. This do es not mean that you should put your records in permanent form before you feel they are historically correct. When you have traced a line through as many generations as you can find for the t ime being, and when you have collected such biographical and other interesting facts as may be readily located , collect and collate this data into one manusc ript, preparing it carefully . Continue to collect information,and occasionally you will have to revise your manuscript or make an addendum to it. But should anything happen to you, it is in such f orm that others will be able to take up where you left off. Whether you intend to have your genealogy published or not, it is very important that you have several copies of your manuscript made . For your own protection, do not keep all these together. It is a wise procedure to p lace a copy in your safety deposit box, another in your state library, and one in you r local public library . Mrs. Oren Counts (Belva) �70 MORE ON SEARCHING IN VIRGINIA Ann L. McAlister, C.G . R.8.* Glenn r.-!. Turnell' s hel pful article in February 1986 VAN brought to mind other sources for my favorite "burned" county, Buckingham. EUCKINGHA1 ! 1 Three plat books are in the Virginia State Library in .ti ichmond. Suryeyor's Plat_ Bo~k 1762-1858 has been transcr i bed and was pub lished in 1983 by f:.:ric G. Grundset, 5820 Apple Wood Lane, E.urke, Virginia 22015 . - The Virginia Historical Society has a f ew marriag e bonds , listed in The Virginia f.iagazine of Histor,y and J~ iography, Vol. 57 . The Virginia State Library has a card index of materials in the Brock Collection in The Huntington Li brary, San 1·1 arino, CA. Genealogical Records of Buckingham County , Virgi nia by ~< dythe rtucker Whitley (Genealogical Publishing Co. ~altimore:l984) has miscellaneous records, including pension applications and tax lists. Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly , 0 ctober 1975 has "Records of Baptisms tlaysville Presbyterian Church", Agnes B. Jones. * There are two looseleaf notebooks in r~ uckingham County c·o urthouse, I nventory of Historical Records of Buckingham County , Virginia, prepared by Hist orical Records Survey of 'f irginia, Division o:f Community Services Programs. Works Progress Administration. J believe the s e have been microfilmed and are in the Virgi nia State Library~ also. Special Aids to Genealogical Hesearch on Southern Families, Speci al Publication of the National Genealogical ~ ociety !~ o. 15, contains useful inf ormation on Buckingham surnames, and on watercourses , particularly valuable in tracing land through Albemarle and Goochland. Alderman Library of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville , has manuscript collections relating to Buckingham f amilies. Check The National Union patalog of: J·~anuscri.E.!'. Collections :for these and other locations of papers. Land Tax records f rom 178J are available on microfilm, and personal property tax records .from the same date; both in the Virginia State Library. Only the Land Tax records available on interl ibrary loan . Al'l-'Ol"!ATTOX - Formed f rom the southern portion of Buckingham, with parts of Prince Bdward, Charlotte and Campbell , in 1845, a valuable resource is Appomattox Virginia Tax List 1845, trs . by Harriett Chilton, Feb . 1975, not only for names and locations, but a list of Creeks and the counties in which they f ormerly fe l l . Hegister of Old Concord Presbyterian Church, APJ?omattox County, '.'A., 1826-1878 , comp . by Harriet A Chilton & Mitzi Chilton Wil kerson 1979. Appomattox County rv;arriages 1854-1890, comp. by Vicki Jamerson Clyde and Zdith Na sh . 1979. * & J'- i s s Jone s contributed ''Re gister of J.·: embers l":ays·..rille Presbyterian Church " also in VGS Quarterly; Union Theologica l Seminary in Hichmond give n a s source. Iiew materials keep surfacing on ''burned" counties. Check with area libraries tha t keep i n t ouch with important transcriptions , and cons ide r subs cribing to publica tions specializing in the area of your an cestor. As l".r. Turnell said , always check adjacent areas ; above all, do not neglect records of Virg inia 's independent cities, such a s Lynchburg,holding district court records. *3609 'i'angl e wood Lane , Lynchburg p VA 24503 Vira1r...ta .Appalachia n Notao �?I Thomas S Bocock - Notes On ANN LAW RENCE M CALISTER 3609 TANGLEWOOD LANE LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA 24503 <8041 38 4 ·1655 CERTIFIED GENEALOGICAL RE CORD SEARCHER 21 May 1986 S u san Harri.~ 9500 Be nbow Road Richmond , VA 2J2J5 Dear ~·!s . Harris , "'.' .\t ~ ::::une id en~ified as today ~..,i th :.~e letter ar!d tr3.nscription from a person you had M. S . Bocock . I thought you would be interested i n the identity of the writer . T his was T homas S . Bocock of 3 uckingham County, Virginia. He was born in Buckingham County 1 8 May , 1815 , son )f John Thomas Bocock and Mary Flood. He attended Hampton - S ydney, and gradua·J·~d firs t in his class in 18J8. He studied law wi t:i hi s bro t her Will is P . oocock and was ad.mi tted to the bar in 1840 · He was a state delegate from 1842- to 1844 and became prosecuting attorney of the newly formed Appoma~.:.tcx County in 1845 , the same year his fath er became the first county clerk of Appomattox . He was elected to congress as a democrat in 1847 and served seven terms . At first supportive of the Union , Thomas S . Bocock became a representative of the Confederate Congress a nd served as its speaker . Af'ter the war , he continued his political career in Richmond , a nd served as delegate to national conventions in 1868 , 1876 and 1880 . He pra c tised law in Lynchburg i n the 1870 ' s during which time he lived on Diamond Hill. (h is fo rmer home was on the garden to~ this year . ) He retired to his Bu c kingham County home , "Wildway" where he died in 1891. This is on the basis of r esearch I did in 1980 for a client who graciously gave permission to deposit my findings in the Virginia Room of Jones l<Temorial Li 'Crary here. The bulk of my work was on another branch of this illustrious BucKingham County family , but I expanded some of it in order to present a talk for the Appomat tox County Historical Society . At the time I am not sure that I would not have had the same difficulty in reading the first l etter of the signature. If you will compare the capital "T"and "h" in the firs t word of the second paragraph (p . 68 in VAN) you can see the signature actually is "Th S . Bocock . " If you receive any inquires concerning the Bocock family, refer them to Jones Memorial Library , whi ch has many of the citations I simply do not have time to go back and track down for you now. Perhaps you would also have the time to pass this inf orma ti on on to Babe Fowler for next edition of VAN. I may not get to it! Sincerely, -·~~~~ ~ J- flt 't~1..-(._ Ann L. McAlister �SURNAME INDEX Susan S Harris , 9500 Benbow Road, Richmond , VA 23235 STODDARD, Horace M Goochland, Aug ' a, Staunton- b 1830 d 19 Dec 1867 M Stoddard , Eliza A - Nelson, Staunton, Charlottesville - 1830-Dec 1884 COR(R)ELL, George Montgomery b & md bef 1845 WIJJllER, Malinda Floyd, Montgomery b & md before 1845 ARTHUR, Greenville Bedford, Franklin b & md bef 1857, d ca 1902 DAYTON, Frances Bedford, Franklin b & md bef 1857 BUTLER, Thomas C Staunton b & md bef Dec 1851 _ _ _ Butler, Alvina/Albnia - wife of Thos C b 1825c - d Dec 1899 Frederick, Covington, Staunton ICTNSEY/Kinzie, Nancy Botetourt, Montgomery b 1812c - d 13 Jan 1885 BYRD, Laniel Milton Franklin b & md bef 1854 Linda Delridge, 3350 W. 97, Cleveland, OH 44102 THOMAS, Cornelius Montague Franklin , Patrick Cos SCOTT, Nora Maranda Franklin, Patrick Cos . b 1870, md 1900 b 1880, rnd 1900 Sidney L Godwin , 3348 Casa Grande Ave , Englewood, FL 33533 md 1850 b 1810 GIL.LASPY, Peggy (d Ianiel) Franklin Co . md 1795 GRIFFITH, Isaac (s Benj 'n) Franklin Co . md 1795 LAVINDER, John (s John) Franklin Co.. b 1797 LAW, John (s John) Franklin Co . ca 1800 LOVE , Sallie Franklin Co. ca 1800 PARCELL, Joel (s Richard) Franklin Co . md 1830 SLONE, Clemmons B Franklin Co . md 1827 GODWIN, John Talbot Co, Md. md 1853 AKERS, Edith (d James B) Franklin Co. DUNN, Mary (d Nancy) Franklin Co . Henrilee .Eastham McCutcheon , 2941 Charlemagne Ave, Long Beach, CA 9081 5 McCUTCHEON, James Bote., Montg. , Fkln, & Patk. 1780-1818 McCUTCHEON, Samuel Franklin Co. md 25 Feb. 1796 McCUTCHEON, William Patrick Co . md 8 Nov 1808 CARTER, Phebe Franklin Co md 25 Feb 1796 CARTER, John Franklin Co md 19 Nov 1795 JONES , Elijah Franklin Co md 13 Feb 17 89 REEVES, Thomas Patrick Co md 4 Apr 1805 PACKWOOD, Samuel Henry, Fkln, Patk Cos 1782-1824 TURNER, Shadrack Henry Co 1779-1783 ROBERSON, Nancy Patrick Co md 8 Nov 1808 Mrs Mary Link, NN"'l.S ON , Amie SIMMS, James Rt 2 Box 4?, New Martinsville , WV 26155 Monroe Co . , Va(WV) md c 1770-1776 Monroe Co. (WV) Rev War PENNEL, James Culpepper Co 1700 ' s HUFFMAN, Jacob Botetourt Co late l?OO ' s ROCK, Thomas Giles Co b 1793 FORTNER, Aron Tazewell Co, late 1700's YOUNG, Naomi Henry Co md 28 Jan 1840 DILLON, Mary Henry Co b 1800 HUGHES, Reuben Giles Co b 1799 md 11 Jan 1822 BELCHER, Nancy Patrick Co Virjin1a Appalachian Noteo �73 SURNAMES Mr Te rrv Anderson 1 1115 U.S. 68 . Maysville 1 KY 41026 Iavid Giles , lee, Russ . , Taze . ,Va ANDERSON ANDERSON Iavid Botetourt - 1772 ANDERSON Joseph Botetourt 1780 (Rev war) HACKNEY John Bote , Montg , & Russ . AWL/Aul ?- Nancy Montgomery HAVENS James Tazewell & Wythe KENDRICK Patrick Stafford, Russell Cos ADKINS/ADJCTNSON Joel Pitts . ,Va/Floyd , Morgan Ky JUSTICE Pitts , Va/Floyd, Pike , Ky Simeon JUSTICE William Pitts . Va/Floyd Co , Ky b 1794,md 1812 1772-1788 b 1752 1760=10 Jan 1843 d 1840 Russ.Va 1825-1862-70 cl730-1803 1770-1856 1787-1860 b c 1746-d 18la Mrs Beverly Houk Wheatley 1 116 Grand Ave 1 Tiffin , Ohio 44883 WHEATIEY ? md ladenia? Virginia KINDRICK John Virginia HOWELL Samuel Va to Pike Co , KY RATCLIFF Wm Bigger Sr Russell Co, Va md ca 1849 ca 1910? b 11 Mar 1808 b ca 1780 Mar are t Parkhurst 1 14 Cleveland Road Glendale PARKS James Andrew Grayson Co , Va BILLINGS Richard , Jasper Grayson Co , Va COLLINS John, Anthony Surry Co, NC BARTON John , Isaac Wilkes Co , NC BARTON John, Isaac Grayson Co, Va CORNUT Tu.vid, Reuben Grayson Co, Va CORDILL Sarah Bedford Co, Va PINNELL Thomas , Wm Amherst Co, Va PENNINGTON Benejah Grayson Co , Va 1790-1900 1810-1870 1780-1860 1770-1800 1800-1870 1790-1900 1780-1810 1750-1800 1790-1810 CAL 1202 Mrs Johnnie Jo Dickenson , PO Box 387 , Huntsville 1 TX 77340 CARROLL(ELL) Charles Russell Co, Va CARTER Rosamond Russell Co , Va DIC1<ENSON Chas Carroll Russell Co, Va DICl<ENSON Russell Co, Va Thomas DICKENSON Russell Co, Va Wm Doran DORAN Russell Co , Va Elizabeth GRAY Russell Co, Va James GRAY Washington Co , Va Sarah "Sally " l<ERNAN Edward, MD Russell Co , Va POSTON Hannah Tazewell Co, Va Marv K Hubbard 1 HENDERSON DOWNARD MEREDITH TAYLOR BLEVINS WALJ<ER SMITH HUBBARD HANDY ADAMS b d 1843 d ca 1846 b 1829 d 1847 1863 ca 1810 d 1849 b 1836 1840-1850 b 1818 b d PO Box 2272 , Leesburg , Va 22075 John Tl)omas Bradley fuvid Mary Sarah Benj. Thomas Anne Moses Aug'a , Montg Cos, Va Montgomery , Va Montg Va & Knox Co,Ky Orange , Montg,Va;Knox,Ky Henry,Montg,Va/Knox, Ky Va/Knox Co, Ky Va/Clay Co, Ky Va/Clay Co , Ky Va/Wilkes Co, NC Va/Wilkes Co, NC 1732-1812 1780 1804ca;md 1845 1748-1806 md ca 1768 1795-d aft 1884 d aft 1804 d aft 1784 b 1743 1738-1797 �SURNAMES Mr M Monroe Stewart 111 Masonic Ave Monroe I.a. STEWART William Sr Lunbg,Va Madison, STEWART Mary ?Montgomery? Va/Hickman Co , TN Children: STEWART William Jr Virginia STEWART Virginia Bartholomew G STEWART Andrew C Virginia STEWART Elisha Virginia STEWART Mary Virgi nia STEWART Nancy Tennessee MONTGOMERY Hugh Wythe or Montgomery VA 5 Jan 1756-12 Dec 1833 1757-10 Oct 1822 Mrs Jean Walker Matthews BACON BOSWELL?BOSTIC GRAHAM HALE HARTMAN JONES MARTIN SHERFEY WALKER b 12 May 1782 b 5 Jan 1786 b 1788 b 1794 b 1796 b 1802 ?father of Mary 0 James Cloe Ann Susannah Susan Ernaline Joseph Nancy (Walker) Henry S Samuel William Berks, Pa Wash. Co , TN Md to Wash. Co , Tn. Montg, Wythe, Va/Wash,Tn Washington Co, Tn Washington Co , Tn Washington Co , Tn Md to Washington Co , Tn Fred/k, Md/Va/Wash. , Tn Montg, Wythe, Va/Wash., Tn l758-1846 1775-1850 1787-1850? 1839-? 1814-1840? 1794-1870? 1790-184_? 17951787-1846 Rev Richard W Buckingham, 330 W Brambleton Ave , Norfolk, Va 23510 BUCKINGHAM John Carroll Co, Md pro. wi ll J Apr 1741 SWITZER Henry Botetourt Co , Va pro. Will June 1798 HALL Asa, Sr Montgomery Co , Va b 1758 DUDLEY Charles Surry Co, NC b 21 Dec 1750 ROSS Clarissa Surry Co, NC rod ca 1790 LYON Jane Mallory Surry, NC/Wythe, Pulaski , Va md 26 Apr 1818 PRATT Harriet Wythe, Pulaski , Montg ., Va md J Aug 18LJ.1 PAXTON John Rockbridge Co, Va 1716-1787 FULWIDER Abraham Aug 'a, Rkbdge , Montg. , Va b 8 Jun 1822 CONEVEY/?Conodey Mariah Aug'a, Rkbdge , Montg, Va b 20 Jun 1822 Mrs Dorothy A Elliott, 13818 Hubbard Street , Sylmar, CA 91342 Ayers AYRES BLADES CUNDIFF LEMMONS LUKEN MORGAN POWER POWER TATE Elijah Charles James Elizabeth Nancy Mrs Abigail William J Morgan Mary C William W Jesse N Bedford Co , Va Bedford Co , Va Franklin Co , Va Bedford Co, Va b Va/ Barrne Co, Ky Bedford Co ., Lynchburg, Va. Bedford Co, Va Pitts, Bedford Co, Va Pittsylvani a Co, Va Bedford Co, Va Vll'tin.1& Appe.Iachtan Notea b 1822- ? d July 1797 rod 1796 rod 1789 d 1854 1819-1859 d 1828 d 18 apr 1859 d 1851? 1820- 1858 �SUR~AME Judi th Unsicker , PETERIE PETERIE EDMISSON PETRE SILKNATRE PETRIE SISSEL PETE RY PETTERY PETTRY INDEX PO Box 8433 . South Lake Tahoe , CA 95731 John Virginia John Rockbridge Co . , Va Ann Rockbridge Co , Va John Augusta Co ., Va Dolly Augusta Co , Va John Norfolk ,Co, Va Margaret Norfolk Co ., Va John Washington Co. , Va John Montgomery Co , Va John Prince Edward Co, Va abbreviati ons used : aft - after Aug ' a - Augusta b - born bef - before Bote. - Botetourt c or ca - about d - d i ed Fkln - Franklin Fred ' k - Frederick Ky - Kentucky Lunbg - Lunenburg Md - Maryland b 1810 md 1781 md 1781 md 1798 md 1798 md 1798 md 1798 1810 1810 1780 Montg - Montgomery Taze - Tazewell Patk - Patrick Tn - Tennessee Pittsy - Pittsylvania Va - Virginia Rev War - Revoluntionary War Rkdge - Rockbridge Wash - Washington Russ - Russell wid - wi dow(er) Mrs Goldie L Miller 1 12Jl2 Pine Valley Dr 1 Odessa 1 FL }}226 FELTY Ja mes J Washington Co , Va LINVILLE Alcey M Washington Co , Va COLE Charles Lee Co , Va ROBERTSON David C Moraviantown, Va Amhearst Co , Va STAMPER Joel STAMPER Jonathan Middles ex Co , Amh. Co , Va STAMPER Powell Middlesex Co , Va HELTON John Va b 1823 b 1827 b 1810 b 1780 b 1755 b 1719, md 1750 b 1682, md 1708 b 1764 Frances L Roberts 1 601 Fairington Dr, I Summerville 1 SC 2248} LAW John , Sr Franklin Co . , Va 1722-1799 BURTON Franklin Co, Va 1794/5-1878 Seth Franklin Co, Va 1780- ? BURTON Jane 1808-1880 Co , Jonesville , Lee Va POTEET D:tvid 1816/7, md 1840 CHRISTIAN NC/SC William Henry 1810-1887 STANDERFER Joseph Lee Co , Va 1851- 1926 WALDRUP Matilda AL , TX ? GILBERT Mary Va ; b KY Lee Co , 18171884 SAULS Mary Annalee NC/SC Ma Jane Davis McGEEHEE SHELTON BATES GIBSON HASH PARSONS cox WILBORN ASHM ORE HALE 4 1 North Shore Road Norfolk VA 2 SW VA Tn Derina Henry Co , Va/ TN Wythe Co , Va/TN James James SW VA/TN VA Jane William NC/VA Katherine Grayson Anna SW VA any any Sarah Grayson any ·v 1•,~ ' r .•-a r. . , ., c • • " I/ 'J !" (),,...,,, I 0 pre 1790 pre 1790 pre 1800 1800 1760 1760 1840 b 1776 pre 1800 1820 �Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Acuff 157 Adams 157 Allen 143 Arthur 130 Bailer 159 Banks 164 Bates 155 Baylor 159 Behel er 159 Behler 159 Beiler 159 Benge 135 Benjey 135 Berryman 139 Binge 135 Black 141 Bland 121 Bondurant 121,122 Brawner 168 Breckinridge 128 Breeden 126 Brickey 124 Brown 141 Bryant 151 Burk 163 Burnett 136 Burton 153 Buttram 164 Carnes 158 Car penter 157 Carroll 131 , 133 Carter 138 Cassell 169 Caul 139 Cockrill 146 Collins 150 Conner 161 Cox 136,155,156 Crai g 155 Crigger 166 Curtis 160 Dalton 125 126 Dean Denny 134 Dickenson 131,133 132 Doran 157 Drinnon Dudley 118 Dyer 129 120 Elder 136 Etzler 145 Ewing 143 Farmer 122 Feather 169 Fitzgerald 157 Flanary 121 Folden 158 Fulkerson 132 Fuller 155 Gibson 160,169 Gilbert 129 Gilleland 150 Gilley 125 Graham 132 Gray 119 Hall 155 Hash 129 Hodge 169 Hopkins 118,145 Houston 125 Howard Hubbard 144 Hudspeth 123 Huston 145 165 Hutson 122 Johnson 164 Journell 134 Justice 166 Kane 140 Kaylor Kernan 131,133 Kirkner 164 152 Law Lawrence 117 Lee 124 Looney 128 Loury 167 Love 131 Lovedly 163 163 Lovely 167 Lowery 161 Lowman 163 Lucas 157 Manson 134 Mark 157 McCall 155 McGeehee 156 McGeorge 155 McGowan 125 Midkiff 154 Mills 154 Minter 164 Mitchell 123 Moseley 168 Nelson Newman 130 Norman 145 154 Nunn Osborne 155 Parsons 155 Pate 119 Patterson 129,140 118 Paxton Paynter 136 164 Pearce Perdue 137 Pigg 144 Povall 123 Powell 138 162 Puckett Rawlins Rayburn Reed Reynolds Robinett Rodeffer Rogers Rollins Rowland 135 155 156 120 134 126 168 135 127,128 129 Sharp 158 Shelton 155 Simcock 151 Simpkins 117 Smith 137,149 Spencer 127 Tarpley 157 Taylor 158 Thomas 162,163 Turner 164 , 169 Underwood 165 Vardaman 146 Waddell 138 Warden 148,149 164,166 , 167 Watterson 155 Waugh 142 Weeks 140,165 Wes t 130 Williams 129,169 Wilson 129,148 163 Winfrey 165 155 Wootten Need genea. research: Wash. ,Bed . , Montg., Bote ., Cos. 147 PLEASE READ!:! When submitting queries, please use the format as written herein. Please lease ca italize each letter in the surname . Queries are limited as space permits and to 60 words, full names an as one word each . Vll'Min.1a Appa.lach.ta.n Notes �77 117 - 86 . I would lik e a ny inf o on fam i ly of John LAWRENCE; his will was probated in Montgomery Co . , VA, i n 1801. H e n ;H11cs 3 so ns : John, Willi an1 & Thomas. Thomas c l aimed Rev. War service in NY . J a mes SIMPKINS .vi tne sse d will. How was S I MPKINS family related? Laura TAMAYO. 531 N.E . 58 Ct ., Ft . L 3 ud e r d, l e . FL 33334 118 - 86 . We a1· e int e r e sted in findin g the paren ts of Ross, Lyon and Pratt the 3 women who md . th e so:1, ~ l'<1ndson and g - g rand son of Charles DUDLEY. Need the children of John PAXTON (one of whom w.1s t1i s d au ., Elizab e th , w!10 :nd . S'.1111 HOUSTO)I). The last two are husband and wi fe for whom we ne ed par e n t s · 11:rn1es . Rev . Ri c hard w. BUCKINGHAM, 330 W. Brambleton Ave., Norfolk , VA 23510 11 9 - 86 . Whic h J e r c rniah P ATE? Mo ntgom e ry Co., VA , 5 Mar. 1803 David HALL md. Elizab eth PATE, d au . of J e r ~rn iah P ATE. We hav e info on : Anthony PATE (dl782), h is son Jeremiah PATE, Sr. (bl732; dl812) . A l so J e r e.ni a h PATE, wi l l probated 1797, son Jeremiah PATE . Again, Jeremiah PATE (b . co 1775) md . Kath e 1·in e ? so:1 J e remiah PATE. Th e n there was Edward PATE (dl768), son Jeremiah. Some of tlle ::;e PAT.ES wc 1· e f ro:n Be dford Co ., VA. Rev. Ric hard W. BUCKINGHAM, address above. 1 20 - 86 . S eekin t; info r egn rdin g Willi;En RE'{NOLDS, b. 1740, d . Apr. 1796, in Botetourt Co.; md . Amma E 1~ DER , l S D ec: . 1 78 6, in Boteto·.Jrt Co. Need to k now ( 1) place of birth of William REYNOLDS a nd (2) nam es of p:ir e n t s :ind dat e and place of birth of Amma ELDER , Rae O. DELLH'GER, 1355 \Y, Clau sen C i r~l e, T~ c:so ~ , AZ 85745 121 - 86 . Who we r e par e nts and o ther family members of Morris Hopk i ns BONDURANT who md . 7/1/ 1847 in Bo t e ·t o urt Co., VA , App ;1 FOLDEN , age 21? Adam BLAND minister . Desire any info on Wa lter Ern es t BONDURANT, Sr . , b . 1875. Bo t e tourt? I am researching all members of the BONDURANT, BonDURANT, BUNDRANT, BUNDRUM, e tc. Nee d to conn ec t various lines back to J ean P ierre BONDURAN , the immi g rant . Mr s . Chas. E . NORTO;.J, O!l e Woodbridge. Hobe Sound, FL 33455 122 - 86 . Ri c l1a r d Kirkwood BONDURANT , b. in Be dford Co . , 4/ 29/ 1835 , md. there 10/ 29/ 1855 Mary Dilli e FEATHER. Any info o n this family gr ea tly appreciated . The ir son J ohn Ba iley BONDURANT, b. 10/11/1861 , md . in Coff ee Co., TN , Virginia JOHNSO~ . Were there other brothers and sisters? I will refund po s t::i ge and copying cost . Mrs . Ch:is . E . NORTON, a ddress above. 123 - 86 . Richard POVALL's wil l d . 1 / 6/1771 , p. 7/22/1771 Cumberland Tabitha and 11 chil de en . Ri char d POVALL md . Rac h e l HUDSPETH, 16 Mar. Richard marry first? Wh o were pa r ents and siblings of Ri c h a rd POVALL Mary POVALL md . 23 Nov. 1772, Charles MOSELEY, son of Arthur. Desi re Mrs . Chas . E. Norton, On e Woodbridge. Bob e Sound, FL 33455 Co . , VA mentions wife 1751 . When and to whom did and Tabitha HUDSPETH"? Dau. info on all MOSELEYS . 124 - 86 P e ter BRICKEY , father of S ara h BRI CKEY LEE, who md . Jonathan LEE, 15 Se pt. 180 6, in Botetourt Co . , VA. Need ancestry and info on both families. Will correspond . William HARPER , 1054 Swa thmor e D rive, Atl an ta, GA 30327 125 - 86. Jonathan GRAHAM md. Diannah HOWARD ; were in Mon tgomery Co . , VA, in 1809 when their 1st child W<.ls born . Tracie info. Abraham MIDKIFF md . Ip ha DALTON , 16 D·:lC . 1796, Pittsylvania Co ., VA. Need their parents, brothers and s i st e rs. Have info on t hem and their family til 1986. Will trade info. Virginia MIDKIFF GRAHAM, 40006 Clark Graham Rd . , Huntington, WV 25701 126 - 86. Info n eeded Morgan DEAN. 1848, wife Su sanna h BREEDEN, 1851, Shenandoah Co. , VA, a lso Zedekia h DEAN and wife Mary Ann RODEFFER , 1840' s, Shenandoah Co . , VA. Ll oyd DEAN, Rt. 6, Box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 127 - 86 . Need par e nts, birt h place, wives , d aus . , dates for Robert ROWLAND , b. ca 1710 , VA , d . 1782 Botetourt Co . , VA. Botetourt pioneer, sons : George , William, Thomas, J ames. Believe William ROWL AND, J r. b . 1660 d. 1714 a nd Ann SPENCER (dau. of Robert SPENCER) of Surry Co. , were his grandparents. Was W'illiam ROWL AND, III , (n ot Christopher) the father to this Robert ROWLAND? Mrs . Rob ert ROWLAND. 185 Town e Road, Sequim, WA 98382 128 - 86 . Need motli er, birthplace, wives, daus., dates for George ROWL,AND, Sr. , b. ca 1740 , VA (August a Co.?), d . 1792 Rockingham Co. , NC, son of Robert ROWLAND of Botetourt Co. Ha d sons: G eorge, Jr. , Jo h n , Benjamin, D.3.vid, James . Why he left VA for Guilford Co. (Rockingham), NC ca 1772? Why TN land division of 5000 acres between George BRECKINRI DGE, Da vid LOONEY' s heirs, and Geor ge ROWL AND , Sr. 's he irs 1806? Mr s. Robert ROWLAND, address above . 1 29 - 86. Ne ar ly 90 yrs. of mi gration t oget h e r from pioneer Botetourt Co. , VA families • . . 1740 ' s in Au gus t a/B oteto-.irt Cos ..• . 1790 Rocki ngh a m Co. , NC ... 1820 Smith Co ., TN . .• 1830 Pope Co. , ARK. Surnames: DYER, GILLELAND, HODGE, P ATTERSON, ROWL AND, WILLIAMS , WI LSON. What wa s the "ti e that binds , " family, frie nds, or coincidence? Mrs , Robert ROWLAND. address above, 130 - 86 . Seeking pare;1ts of William WEST who md . Sarah (Sally) NEl'IMAN , 1804 , in Bedford Co . , VA . She was dau. of Nimrod an d Sarah (ARTHUR) NEWMAN. Ri c h ard HART, 2735 Forest Glen Tra il, Riverwoods, IL 60015 �I 'IS 131 - 86 . Nancy P . D. LOVE listed in the 1850 census of Russell Co., VA in the house hold of Edward KERNAN, age 19 . Nancy is listed in will of Thomas DICKENSON, 1847, g i·anddau . an d Charles CARROLL's will 1843 as a granddau. Wno were her parents? Johnni e Jo DICKENSON, P. O. Box 387, Hunts vi lle, TX 77340 132 - 86, James GRAY md . Elizabeth DORAN, 14 June 1787 , Augu sta Co., VA. Need p arents of the above couple. Have material on each of their 11 children, and James ' second marriage to Susann a h FULLER. Will be happy to exchange info . Johnnie Jo DICKENSON, address above. 133 - 86 . Edward KERNAN, b. PA, medical doctor, md. Polly DICKENSO~ , d au . of Thomas and Elizabeth CARROLL DICKENSON . Polly and Edward KERNAN had 2 known c hildi- en : Thoma s and Ellen. 1850 census of Russell Co., VA, Edward KERNAN is a widower with these 2 children. Wish to cor re s pond with anyone with knowledge of this family. Johnnie Jo DICKENSON, address above . 1 34 - 86. Need info about parents of Samuel MARK and 1st wif e Elizabeth DENNY . Samuel b . ca 1760; d. 1840 Lee Co. , VA. Elizabeth d. ca 1808 probably Lee Co., VA. Also, seek any info abo~t Da niel ROBINETT and wife Mary Ann JUSTICE, resided 1787 Montgome1·y Co., VA. William G . BENJEi', 1829 Parkside Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 135 - 86 . Seek info about Joseph BENJEi' and his probable father John BENGE. Joseph was b. ca 1761 VA, md. Elizabeth ROLL I NS (or RAWLINS) 1786 Montgome1·y Co., VA ; d. after 1833 Harl an Co., KY . John BENGE b . ca 1730- 1740 VA, d. after 1793, traveled throughout the Appalac hian s and traded with the I ndians . Surname spelled variously BENGE, BENGEY, BENJE, BENJEY, BINGE, etc . William G. BENJEY, 1829 Parkside Drive, Anchorage, Al aska 99501 136 - 86 . Need info parents of Fleming BURNETT, b. ca 1808 VA; d. 1881 Kn ox Co., KY; md . Elizabeth COX, 1828 , Scott Co. , VA. Need parents of Elizabeth COX, b . ca 1806, VA; d. KY. Also , n ee d info parents of John PAYNTER, b. 1785 MD; d. 1868 Washin g ton Co., IN; md. Catherine ETZLER, 1815, Botetourt Co. , VA. William G. BENJEY, address above . 137 - 86. I have had a lot of luck on my PERDUE line. Wm. PERDUE nid. Nancy SMITH , 1806, Fr·anklin Co. Will be happy to share info. Carol ARMOUR, 264 Monte Vista Ave., Oakland, CA 94611 138 - 86. Seeking parents, siblings, and death data for Presley CARTER and Anne WADDELL who were md. 1789 in Halifax Co . , VA and moved to Pittsylvania Co. by 1800. Also, n eed any background info on Capt . Joshua POWELL who d . in Halifax Co., VA, 1781, and on his wife, Ma ry. Mildred Wright FOURNIER, 623 Honeywood Lane, Gastonia, NC 28054 139 - 86. Christopher BERRYMAN, Jr. and Martna CAUL md. in 1728 in Glouce s ter Co., VA and had son , Isaac, in 1730. Is this the same Isaac who was in Buckingham Co. by 1764? Mildred Wright FOURNIER, address above. 140 - 86. Need ancestry of Nathan PATTERSON who d . 1752 in Augusta Co., VA. Need maiden name and ancestr y of his wife Isabella. $25 REWARD for proof of parents and birthplace of Daniel KAYLOR b. ca 1759; d. Washington Co . , VA, 27 May 1852; md. Elizabeth WEEKS, dau . of John and Elizabeth. Billie R. LEWIS, 1104 Voncile St. Lake Wales, FL 33853 141 - 86. Seek info about John BROWN b. 13 Oct. 1809; d. 27 July 1884 in Pulaski, VA . Married Mary BLACK, b. in OH; d . 20 Sept. 1874, Pulaski, VA . Delcie ROTHENBERG, 100 Aloha, Apt. 410, Seattle, WA 98109 142 - 86. Seeking info on the WAUGH family out of Ashe Co . , NC . Names involved are John WAUGH, Nathan H. WAUGH and Charles Walter WAUGH. Joyce P. WHAY, 3603 Lineboro Rd . , Manchester, MD 21102 143 - 86. George Washington ALLEN md. Eliza Butler FARMER, 1870, Pittsylv a nia Co. Children of this marriage were Harrison, Emma Kate, Harley Bert. I need to know where the children were md., when md., and when an d where did they die. Jodie UPDIKE, Rt . 1, Box 281, Billings, MO 65610 144 - 86. Edward HUBBARD md. Elizabeth . He d. J uly 1780 in Pittsylvania Co. Where a.nd when was he born, who were his parents? Children were Nathaniel, John, who rod . Keziah P I GG, Tabitha, Edwardi Joseph and Reuben. Need all dates and places and spouses for children . Jodie UPDIKE, address above . 145 - 86. Any data on William HOUSTON (HUSTON) of Old Washington Co. and later dau. counties, afterward, from first record 1777 on. In 1782 Tax List. Wife possibly Mary NORMAN? Thought to be son o f John HOUSTON (Jr.) of then-Augusta Co. (later Rockbridge Co . ). His dau. Mary HOUSTON md. Samuel EWING, later sheriff of Lee Co. Will exchange, pay cost . Wilson W. CROOK, Jr., LTC-Arty, USAR (Ret), 3208 Caruth Blvd., Da llas, TX 75225 146 - 86. Any data on Simon COCKRILL (various spellings), especially dates connected with his Baptist Ministry. Married Magdalen a VARDAMAN in Bedford Co. , 1765. Several Montgomery Co., Washington Co., Russell Co. 1 781-1793 records known. Also, possibly Lee Co., later? Al so , any data on VARDAMANS (various spellings). Her fathe r John; her brother J eremiah , also Baptist preacher. Will exchange, pay costs. Wil son W. CROOK, Jr., addr ess above. �1f 147 - 86, Need pr o f es sional paid ge nealogical research, especially in Old Washington Co., and l ate r d :lU . co unti es, r eg ion . Also , may need help in Bedford, Montgomery and Botetourt Cos . Pl ease con t:.lc i.. Wilson W. CROOK. JR . , address above. 148 - 86. Would lik e to correspo nd and exchange info with anyone who has info on James WARDEN, b . 1812 in B elfast, Ir elan d and d . in 1890 in Pulaski Co., VA . He was md. to Sarah J. WILSON, b. 1834 in Rich.mend , VA and d . in 1880 in Pulaski Co., VA. They were the parents of William , Ed gar, Ke nt, Lavania Ann , Ma lley and Maggie WARDEN . Anna M. BRYANT, #2 Seminole Rd., Huntington, WV 25705 149 - 86. Ne e d n a mes of p ;.1 rents, brothers and sisters of Osborn Gillington "Bunk" SMITH, b , 17 S e pt . 1867 in Pulu ski Co . , VA. He was :nd . to Lavania Ann WARDEN ca 1887 or 88. She was b. 22 Au g . 1865 in P~1l :lsk i Co . , VA, dau. of James and Sarah WARDEN. Anna M. BRYANT, address above. 150 - 86. Who wer e par e nts of Edward GILLEY and Mary COLLINS who 1vere md . in Lee Co., VA, in 1815, according to tllary' s LBW ap plication? Edward and Mary lived in Cannon Co., TN and had a large family . Will exch:.rnge info rega rding their descendants, but need antecedents. Gl a dy s CARLSON, 542 Sybil L ane , S. E . , Marietta, GA 30067 151 - 86. Se el<ing info on John and Haley BRYANT SIMCOCK, md. Grayson Co., 1796. Went to TN, (Over ton Co.) . John was brother of Aaron SIMCOCK who ;nd. Buelah BRYANT about 1800. Patricia S. GRIMM, 5529 W. Catalina Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85031 l-52 - 86. Ne ed info o n John LAW in Glade Hill area of Franklin Co . , VA. John LAW, Sr. 1 7221 799; John LAW, Jr . l 747-1838; Samuel B. LAW 1794/5-? Would like to correspond with LAW de scen dants from that area. Franc es L_~W ROBERTS t.. 601 Fai_~:_ing!<?1:!~ I Summerville, SC 29483 153 - 86 . Se e king info on ancestors of BURTON, Seth 1798-1878, Glade Hill area of Franklin Co., VA. Beli e ve wif e to be Ann ; also mo ther, Jane b. 1780 . Seth BURTON had 3 daus: Lucinda 18261895; Sa l l i e Bet and Vi cto.t•ia. Wo uld like to correspond with anyone knowing about this family. Frances LAW ROBERTS, address above . 154 - 86. Jam es P e yton MI LLS md. Miriah MINTER NUNN, 31 Feb. 1849 in Henry Co., VA, dau. of Samuel MINTER. Trying to find info on MILLS and MINTERS. Have lots of info on their family later, including pic tur es. Virginia MIDKIFF GRAHAM , 4006 Clark Graham Rd., Huntington , WV 25701 155 - 86 . Need birth, marriage and death dates for Derina SHELTON, dau. of Ralph of Henry Co. , md. a McGEEHEE and moved to TN before 1790. Need marriage dates and places for James GIBSON to Catherine BATES, Sally GIBSON to Adam RAYBURN, W. S. WATTERSON to Nancy BATES, William PARSONS to Polly CRAIG, Jane HASH to Enoch OSBORNE, David COX to Margaret McGOWAN , Willi am McGEEHEE to Mary WOOTTEN . Mary Jan e DAVIS, 7451 North Shore Road, Norfolk. VA 23505 156 - 86. I would like to aear from anyone researching the REED family of Montgomery Co., VA. George REED, Sr. may have had sons: George, Jr., Humphrey, Peter and Michael; and three daus: one was Sarah who md. Ambrose COX . Was George, Jr . the George who md . Nancy McGEORGE on 13 July 1786 in Montgomery Co., VA? Mrs. Susan M. JURBAN, 11109 Rossiter, Detroit, MI 48224 157 - 85. Need parentage of Henry and James McCALL, brothers b. ca 1825-30; migrated to Knox Co.' TN, before 1850; said to h ave had kin around Rural Retreat. Researc hing FLANARY, ADAMS, CARPENTER, and DRINNON , especial ly in Lee and Scott Cos . ; all occurrences T ARPLEY, ACUFF, MANSON. Will exchange; a l 1 correspondents' postage reimbursed . Billie R. McNAMARA, 5012 O' Barr Drive, Knoxville, TN 37914 158 - 86 . Seek parentage of William Addison TAYLOR, Presbyterian minister, Lee Co., 1841-1885 , with time during Civil War spent in MO teaching. He md. 1st, Argyria C. SHARP, 1841, VA , dau. o:f Benjamin SHARP and Hannah De bough FULKERSON . Argyria d. in MO, 1865 , and he rnd. 2nd CARNES , Lee Co. At this time his parents are shown as William and Nancy TAYLOR. Mrs . J. Stewart BALDWIN, 6603 Kensington Av e., E. Richmond Heights, CA 94805 159 - 86. As research coordinator of the BAILOR Family Assn., I welcome any/all genealogi cal data . Pl ease send group sheets . We will also check our cards for your family for a S.A . S.E. (Including early spelling variants: BEHLER, BEHELER, BAYLOR, BEILER, etc., PA and VA , KY, OH. ) Mrs. J. Stewart BALDWIN, a ddr ess above. 160 - 86. Need ancestry info on Clayborn Mcchesney CURTIS, b. 4-29-1845 in Bland Co., VA; d: 11-16-1897. Also, need ancestry info on Virginia C. GILBERT, b . l May 1847, Augusta Co. , VA , d. 29 June 1888. She md. Clayborn McChesney CURT IS. Trelma S. CURTIS, 316 3rd St .' Altizer, Hunt ington, WV 25705 161 - 86. S eeking info regarding David C. CONNER, believed b. in Rockbridge Co., VA. A Pulaski farmer, md. Adalin e J. LOWMAN in 1853. (Father of Nelson D. & John H. ) Died of Ci Vil War injury, 1864. Nelson David was my grandfather and miller in the Pulaski mill . Elm a CONNER FOUTS, Apt . 205, 430 Bay St., N. E., St. Petersburg, FL 33701 �10 162 - 86. I wish to correspond with descendants o.f or anyone having info about John THOMAS, son of Nancy THOMAS. John b . ca 1820, md . Lucinda PUCKEfT, 24 Oct. 1839, Grayson Co., VA. John and family living in Tazewell Co., VA in 1850 . Childr en: Andy, James, Haston , Ge orge, and Betsy . Bruce THOMAS, Rt. 2, Box 229, Hill svi ll e, VA 24343 163 - 86. Seeking info about Adonijah THOMAS b . about 1790, VA, possibly son or grandson o f Benjamin THOMAS and Mary LUCAS, will probated, 1793, Prince William Co . , VA. Adonijah THOMAS md, 1808, Sevier Co . , TN, Theodocia WILSON, b. 15 Nov. 1773, Montgomery Co . , VA, dau. of Capt. Samuel WILSON and Rebecca BURK. They soon settled in Campbe ll Co., TN. Adonijah THOMAS later remarried a LOVEDY/LOVELY. Mrs. Barbara Ann RENICK, 311 Copa De Oro, Br ea, CA 92621 164 - 86. Need info on Thomas TURNER, b . 1770-1780, md . 1st Margaret -?Liv e d in Mont gomet·y Co. on Plum Creek, 1796 . Possible children: Thomas Jr. md. Margaret PEARCE; Margaret md. James KIRKNER; Polly md. J acob KIRKNER; Melvina md. Lewis JOURNELL. Thomas md. 2nd Martha -?-. Children: Alexander A. md. Diana BANKS; Frances A. md. 1st William WARDEN, 2nd John IV. MITCHELL; Nelson Montgomery md . Martha Jane BUTTRAM. Would like to correspond with desc en dants or anyone having info. Dorothy J. TURNER, 568 South Joplin, TLJlsa, OK 74112 165 - 86. Need help with parents of Orina HUTSON who md. Burwe ll WINFREY in Patri c k Co .. VA , 1844. Her sister Eury (Ellen) HUTSON md. Mifflin WEEKS. Both moved to WV . Orina stayed in Mercer Co. and Eury left by 1860 census. How were they related to William and Elizabe th UNDERWOOD listed on both marriage records? Malita W. MORPHY, Box 319, At hens Star Route, Princeton, WV 24740 166 - 86. Does anyone have picture of Thomas WARDEN b. 1822, TN, who md. Malinda CRIGGER in 1844, grandd au . of Mary Sluss CRIGGER. I have picture of Malinda CRIGGER WARDEN and girls. Will exchange for picture of the father Tho~as WARDEN, III, who md. Alice KANE the 2nd time . Do es anyone of his family have proof that he was a judge in Martin '? Mali ta IV. MURPHY, address above. 'l<'Y 167 - 86. John D. LOURY (LOWERY) was an engi n eer o:i the railroad in the middl e 1800's. He lived at Rural Retreat, VA, with his wife Nancy G. WARDEN. Can anyone tell me where John D. LOURY and Nancy WARDEN md.? He d . about 1897 in Wythe Co., VA . Does a ny one hav e in fo as to his death and or marriage? Malita W. MURPHY, address above . 168 - 86. Who were the parents of Benjamin BRA~ER? When and where was he b . and d . ? He md . Mary ROGERS, who were her parents and need all dates on her? Known children of this marriage were Mary, Milly, Nancy. Need all dates on children. I'm sure there were others. Milly md. James NELSON and Nancy md. William ROGERS . Jodie UPDIKE, Rt. 1 , Box 281, Billings, MO 65610 1 69 - 86. John GILBERT (b . ca 1763/d . 1832) and wife Hannah FITZGERALD (b. 1768/cl. ca 1852) dau. of Frederick and Stacy FITZGERALD, lived Patrick Co., VA, 1791, until death. S eeki ng dat e they md. and contact with descendants of their chi ldren: W. (Wi lliam) P.; Frederick; J a n e/ James HOPKINS; Samuel; Stacy/Tho~pson TURNER; P olly/ J ohn CASSELL; Grinswell; Eliz a beth/Caleb WILLIAMS; and Harvey. Virginia F. 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Also try to get three proofs for one fact. • • ,, �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. ·~========-=====-====-=======================·============================== Vol. X - No. 2 - May, 1986 CONTENTS ( I The President's Message Craig County, Virginia, First 71 pages of Will Book A Excerpt from The Izy"nchburg Press Montgomery County, Virginia, Newspaper Excerpts Free Negroes of Botetourt County, Virginia The Lexington Gazette, Rockbridge County, Virginia Pedigree Chart Notebook, Volume III Bible of William Jewell Non~Exchange Quarterlies and Family Publications Pre-Civil War Letter Queries and Index Book Reviews 4la 41 45 46 48 54 57 6J 64 65 72 79 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------------- The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the 3rd Saturday of each month (except December) at 1:30 pm at the Central Roanoke City Library, Elmwood Park, in the Brody Room. Come Early! Do research in the Virginia Room and �THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE May 1, 1986 DEAR FELLOW GENEALOGISTS : One of the priviledges of off ice in this organization is the opportunity to lear n more about the many talents of our members. During my term as president , I have been impressed over and over by the achievements of our members. One area which stands out in my mind, is the number of excellent local histories and genealog i es written by members of our group. I have dec i ded with our editor ' s approval to ask our members to submit information about their boo ks. We ask t h at this be limited to books written by members wh i ch are still available for sale. This information , which will be published in the August Van , should i nclude title, author, price , order address, and a brief description (maximum of two sentences) . In order to include this material in our August issue , it must reach us by July 1. We look forward to hearing from you. We have had several inquiries over the last several months about delays in answer i ng our mai l and the amou n t of research help which we are abl e to offer . I would like to remind our membership that we have no paid staff. All our work is performed by volunteers many of whom have ful l time jobs. I ask your understanding if we are slower to reply or unable to offer the sort of research help that you had hoped for. Our o rganization does exist primarily to serve its members and to f urther genealogical research . Your board members will c ontinue to do our best to achieve these goals. Plans are underway for our 1987 Wor kshop, whic h will be held in July at Hotel Roanoke. We wou ld appreciate your input regarding workshop speakers and topics. H. W. SCOTT President Virglnf& Appal&ehian Notsa �'+I CRAIG COUNTY , VIRGINIA First 71 Pages of Will Book A (cost of zerox: $1.00 a page for first 2 pages , 50¢ a page thereafter - write to Clerk of Courts , Craig County Courthouse , New Castle, Va. p 1. Thomas Armstrong of Botetourt Co. Heirs: Caroline Suber and her children: Julia Ann Thomas & Wellington .• . land on Lick :run Botetourt Co • . • . not surveyed . .... . . lot in New Castle .. . .. • (dated) 23 Mar 1851. Wit: MJ Carper , GW Nelson. Recorded Craig Co Cout Apr 25, 1851. pl-2 Thomas Drummond of Botetourt Co, Va, Heirs: son Charles T Drummond • .land; son-in-law Alex 'r Crawford . . . land; rest of land divided & to children -P~~ Crawford, James Drummond , Elizabeth Burwell, Carolina Drummond, Charles T Drummond .. . "my five children ", Ex'r Constibule Miles Bigg. (dated) J Aug 1850 . Wit : Elisha T Walker, William Annstrong, Recorded : Aug 1851. P .2 . (date) 31 Aug 1850. , , , . Martisha Bishop of Botetourt Co. "being old & infirmed ",,., Heirs: My negro woman Agnes to J1artha Ann Fugerson & her children; Joseph H Furgerson one mare in possession of his father Henry C Furgerson ; · .a colt to William B Furgerson , youngest son of Henry C & Martha Ann Furgerson; .. . all moneys due me to Martha Ann Furgerson... Ex ' r Henry C Furgerson . (sig) Martisha X Bishop. Wit : Oscar Wi ley, Wm M Bishop. Recorded: 25 Sept 1851. P J. Personal estate of James Wiley dec 'd. p 4. John Wiley adm 'r of James Wiley dec ' d. H Donohoe, Ianiel Walker. Recorded 8th July 1851. (sig) Galbraith Kyle, Thomas 4. p 5, July 18, 1851. Bill of Sale . James Wiley, dec'd , , .sold by John S. Wiley, adm ' r, purchasers: Sarah Wiley , FA Wiley, Jn ' o S Wiley, Isaac E Iamron, M. Tingler, Fielder Siser , Wm Karnes. Recorded July term 1851. p P 6- 7 Inventory of estate of Robert M Hutchison, dee 'd taken by Martin Huffman, James Elmore , Matthew Beckner & Joseph W Mills on 15 May 1851. P 8. Adm 'rs George W Hutchison , Ianiel T Hutchison. Recorded July term 1851 , p 8. Bill of Sale: Robert M Hutchison dee ' d , , sold 15 May 1851. Purchasers: Jackson Hutchison , Adam Smith, Adam McPherson, GW Hutchison , Samuel Kinsey , Madison Hutchison, Napolein Martin, Wm Croser, James Williams, John Caldwell, Martin Huffman , Melville Talbott, Charles W Pearis, Wm Bean, P 9. Charles Tuylor, Edward G Taylor, Robt M Hutchison, H. W, Hutchison, D. T. Hutchison , James Williams, John Huffman P 10. Anthony Harliss, Jacob Huffman, Matthew Beckner, James M Duncan, Virginia Hutchison, Sarah J Hutchison, Thomas Miller, George Bradley, Iavid Varner, Elizabeth Hutchison p 11 & 12 bill of the property taken by the widow Elizabeth Hutchison Recorded July Court 1851. P 12 , Col'o George W Wilson, adm'r of Geo H Trenor Dec'd •• ••. Cash pd Joh.D H Walker, assignee of Garwood Trenor, ••• Statement & settlement • ••• 25 Aug 1851 Vll'cmta .Appalachian Notes �p lJ. Appraisement bill for George Hughes , dec ' d . Apprais e rs : James Champ, & Timothy Huffman . Recorded: Nov 24, 1851. John Huffman , p 14. Inventory of Hamilton W Hutchison taken by Jacob Huff man, Joseph w Mills & Archibald Woods on 5 Dec l 851 . p l5, l6, l?. Inventory of notes , bonds, etc . p 17. Bill of property taken by Mrs Ann Hutchison , widow. p l8-l9 . Inventory of estate of Hamilton W Hutchison, dee 'd, & Daniel T . & George W Hutchison, all equal taken 5 Dec 1851. p 20. Recorded 23 Feb 1852. p 20 . 26 Jan 1852. Inventory of Martisha Bishop , dec ' d. 'Tu.ken by Joseph Caldwell, Ferdinand M Wiley & Robert Ferrier. Recorded May 24, 1852. p 21 • Bill of appraisement of William Humphreys . Appointed Aug't term l85 l Daniel Walker, Thomas H Donahoe, John SCale. Recorded May 24 l8S2 ' P 21 , Bill of Sale for Will iam Humphries dec ' d to notice of Nov iBSl Susan Humphreys, Anderson Humphreys , John S Cale. Recorded May 24 , lBSZ. i p 22 • Appraisement of Wm J Caldwell . 3rd Jan'y by Joseph Reynolds , James S Givens , Floyd Givens. p 23 . Recorded 24 May 1852. , p 23 , Sa le Bill of Wm J Caldwell dee d. Purchasers : Mahala Caldwel . ns Hamilton B Caldwell, John Caldwell , Christopher Fr . 1 , Floyd . l G" J ancisco William G1 ve ,, James Ross , Tu.nie Albert ivens, ames Caldwell , Wm S Johnst ' . J hnston Adam McPherson , Andrew Caldwell. on, Isaiah o c caidwell adm'r of Wm J Caldwell dec ' d - Bill of Sal e recorded 24 May saa I 1852. Appraisement Bill - Ralph Lucas dec ' d. 'Tu.ken Ja 1 8 2 24 • t Andrew caldwell , Philip B Williams . Recorded2 PAlb 5 by William 24 nMay 1852 er , l h L d 'd Pu 25 Sale Bill of Rap ucas, ec . rchas ers · Eli b t • Puca~ , Nancy Lucas, AS Reynolds , John Caldwell, Ja~ob Al~:r~ h Lu?as , John L t h" n Joseph Reynolds, Samuel Lucas , Shelton H Do d ' Dani.el L. Hu c is o 1 • F · R w Y, Robert F · James 8 Givens, William arri er. ecorded 25 May 1852 • arr:i.er, Order of Sept Term 1851 appraisment of Thomas Dru , Land appraised 26 June 1852 by Philli C. mrnond, dec ' d - 26 Recorded 24 Aug 18.52, p r:i..s t & Samuel Watkins • 26 ~ept• 1851 B"ll of sale - 26 Sept l851 by Miles Biggs Ex ' i Harrison Gray, Eunice Wright, Harriet Drur of' Thomas Drummond Purchasers : • d r Crawford, Charl es T Drummond , Samuel Wright mmond p . ' . Margaret Crawford , Ale~n e Barclay Nutter , Jacob Croft , Miles Biggs ' hill:i.p Crist , Erastus B ~ice( con 't) Edwin :Eakin, James Drummond , James Starks. P 1852 . Recorded 24 Aug p 27. Settlement of estate of James Wiley dec ' d by John S 28. POc t Court 1852. Wiley Adm ' r. I nven tory of Wm Elmore dec 'd Laken 20 Au~ 1852 29 ~rti.n Huffman , EG Tay) or ~ r;~/ Hut,r•fi1 :,rm p Jo. Hu 1/ p ( r;lp;) m, Thr; 'r· /Qimgei, ;:, 11rtJ.e1ll ilyl[JL!a;[J , f!Jtlrrur rl " by 'T'homas Younger, (j 'l'c1 yl1n•, <:oorte '/11s 1 JO, Credit. ' , w Bill of Sale of Wm El more dec'd s old on 20 Aug 1852 at Nine Months Purchasers : Thomas Cros i e:r , Ceorr~o Oro::; l or , ~To hn Elmore, Mat. Beckner, VJ.ratma Appala.ch1an Notefl �p JO. (con't) William Hutchison, DB Mills , Edward G Taylor, IB.niel Huffman, George W Hutchison, John F Hutchison, James Lucas , Jn'o Caldwell (Jack), Wm B Huffman , Samuel Hutchis (sic), Wm Caldwell , George Bradley, Martin Hu£fman, Alfred Elmore, Polly Elmore , HT Jones , Joseph S Cale p J2 . Following Taken by Hannah Elmore the widow. Recorded 28 Oct 1852. p J2. Elizabeth Caldwell of Craig Co, Heirs: son Enos Caldwell •••• black girl Mary if I live with him until my deceased or if he dies before I do I desire to live with my son Archibald Caldwell . .. •. • Salley Negro woman p JJ . heirs: rest of my children . Son Archibald Caldwell ex 'r. ( s i g ) Elizabeth X Caldwell. Wit: Alexander W Eakin, Adam McPherson, Joseph S Cale. Recorded 22 Nov 1852. p JJ. Inventory of Hamilton WHutchison dec ' d taken 6 Aug 1852 by Joseph W Mills , Jacob Huffman, Archibald Woods , George W Hutchison, adm ' r. Recorded 22 Nov 1852. p J4. Bill Sale of Hamilton W Hutchison sold 6 Aug 1852 & a credit of 4 months. Purchasers: John S Easley , Archibald Woods, James I Hutchison, George W Hutchison . Recorded 22 Nov 1852. p 34. Appraisement of Wm (I?J) Caldwell dec ' d, Tu.ken 14 Aug 1852 by Floyd Givens , Joseph Reynolds, Ja: S Givens, Isaac Caldwell Adm ' r, p 35. Sale Bill of Wm J Caldwell, Dec ' d on 14 Aug 1852 •.•..• Peter Slusser •.••. by Isaac Caldwell, Adm' r. Recorded 7 Jan 1853. p 35. Sale Bill of Hami lton W Hutchison Dec ' d on 6 Dec 1851. Purchasers: Joseph Mills , Martin Huffman, George W Hutchison, T-lmothy Huffman, Archibald Woods, James Williams , John F Hutchison , Thomas Lucas Jr, Thomas Eagleston, William Taylor, James J Hutchison , Fleming Carper, John Caldwell, William Taylor , Charles W Paris , Thomas Eagleston , James Ross , Joseph H Hoge, Enoch Askison , Allen Taylor p 36. (con ' t) Martin Huffman, Jacob Huffman , Mathew Beckner, Isaac Carper, Napolean Martin, John Mills , DT Hutchison, Napolean B Martin, Madison Hutchison, William H Walker,*William Taylor, Jo ' s J Cale. Recorded 29 Apr 1853. P 37. Bill of Sale of the property belonging to the Estate of H W Hutchison dec ' d & David T Hutchison & George W Hutchison. Sold Dec 6th day 1851 . Purchasers : George W Hutchison, Martin Huffman, John Caldwell, William Taylor , DT Hutchison , Archibald Woods , Madison Huffman, Ianiel Huffman, James Williams, Allen Taylor, Samuel Lucas , Charles S Paris, James J Hutchison, Madison Reynolds, Napolean Hutchison, Henry Rock. P J8. John Rock. Recorded p 38. Court order made Jan Term 1853, George W & Tu.niel T Hutchison, adm 'rs of Robert W Hutchison, dec ' d •• • •• settlement of,,. Recorded 28 Jan 1853 P 40 , Account of Miles Biggs Ex'r of Thomas Drummond Dec 'd on 18 Apr 1853 Recorded 26 June 1853. p 41. Recorded 26 June 1853. p 41 . Account of George W Hutchison, Adm 'r of Hamilton W Hutchison, dec "d p 42, 43, 44. Settlement. p 45. Appraisement of Jacob Hamman, dec'd by John Shephard, John Leffel, Hillary Ripley on 23 July 1853 •• •.. • Jacob Hamman Dec'd late of New Castle. Recorded 23 July 1853. P 36. *omission) Virginia Hutchis on, Henderson Taylor, Adam Smith, V1ra!n1a .Appalachian Noter.- �p 46. Order of Court 22 Nov 1852 •. • appraisement of Elizabeth Caldwell, dec ' d p 47. fallowing willed to Enos Caldwell. 14th Jan 185J by Joseph S Ca le , John H Eakin , Abraham W Eakin. Recorded 12 Aug 185J. p 47. Sale Bill of Elizabeth Caldwell dec ' d ... sold on 14 Jan 1853 on a credit of 9 mont hs . Purchasers : Enos Caldwell, Martin Huffman , Timothy Huffman, Martin Huffman , Daniel Huffman, Matthew Beckner, Archibald Caldwell, Andrew Caldwell, William Cal dwel l p 48. (con ' t) James M Crawford , Allen Jones, Alpha J Ferrell, Rosannah Trout , Jane White , Katherine Reynolds , George Caldwell, John M Caldwell, Alexander W Eakin , William Bishop, John A Ferrel , Zadok Wilson, Ely Caldwell , Luke Tucker, John M Caldwell, p 49. (con ' t) John A Trout 1 Samuel Hypes. Recorded 12 Aug 185J . p 49. Sale Bill of Robert Hamman Dec ' d . Purchasers : Timothy Sizer , Samuel Walker, Isaac Carper Sr , EP Gi vens , HW Holstine , Wm W Campbell , VB Hamman , Thomas Albert , William A Waugh p 50. ( con ' t) Callaghan Shepard , Wm H Caldwell, Levi Surber, Mrs A Hamman, Jacob Carper. Sold on 24 Aug 1853. Recorded on 10 Sept 185J. p 51. Settlement of Accounts of George W & D3.niel M Hutchison Dec ' d • • •• filed ?th July 185J. T Hutchison admrs of Robert p 52- 53. Order May term 1853 referrings accounts of Isaac Caldwell adm'r of William (I?J) Caldwell dec ' d . p 53. Appraisement of Samuel Mann , dec'd p 54-55. Order of court Sept 1853 taken 19 Oct given under our hand 24 Oct 1853, John Sauer, William Leffel , Jonathan Givens . Recorded 5 Dec 1853. p 55- 56. Inventory of Christian Simmons by Thomas Younger , John Kesslar (or Keplar) & Andr Caldwell on 3 Dec 1853 . Recorded Dec 6, 1853. p 56-57. Order made Nov Term 1852 to settle with Andrew S Reynolds adm ' r of Ralph Lucas p 58. Wi lliam Scott •• • •• Heirs: my brother James Scott - land I GW Shanks. Wife, Eliza W - deed of trust on l and of Erastus B trust for my sister Julia A Price wife of Erastus B Price & his Ex 'r my wife Eliza WScott. 4 Sept 1854. Wit: Clifton G Hill , Wharto' ~ • dated 4 Feb 1854. Recorded Mar 27 , 1854. own & with Price in children, Tho's J p 59, William Hawkins . Heirs: wife Jane Hawkins. 8 children: Catherine Esties, George W Hawkins, Julet Love, Fountaine M Hawkins, Gilly Eakins , Martha Eakins, Spotswood N Hawkins , & Harvey B ? Hawkins . Heirs : Sarah Love, Lucinda Love, Mariah Love, & John Love children of my 2nd daught er Harri et Love (all under 21 - ch). Ex ' rs my 2 sons George W Hawkins & Harvey B Hawkins . My four grandchildren (Love children mentioned above) •• their father Ianiel W Love. Dated l J June 1848. Wit: James M Rice, 0 Callaghan . Probated 24 Apr 1854. p 60. A Continuation of settlement of Robert M Hutchison dec'd (seep 51 ) Recorded June 1854. p 61. Settle the accts of Archibald Caldwell, Ex'r of Elizabeth Caldwell. Recorded June term 1854. Vil'atnta. Appa.le.ch1a.n N otaA �p 62 . • ... t o be buried by parents ..... Heirs: John C Fox • ••• John W Peck •••• Sa r a h Fox, wife of John C Fox, Ex'rs: John C Fox & John W Peck. lated 30 May 1854. ( Si g ) All en J Hickle . Probated 28 Aug 1854. p 62 . Settle ment of accounts of Gilly A Eakin , guardian of her infant children: Edward , Elivira, Ann & John Eakin ••• • • • on 26 July 1854• • ••. of Willia m A Glas gow adrn ' r of Nathan Eakin Dec ' d .• .. • 5 children. Recorded 28 Au g 1854. & p 63. p 64 - 65, dat e 1 Au g Additiona l settle ment of accounts of Ha milton W Hutchins, dec'd Recorded 28 Aug 1854. 1854. p 65, 66 , 67 , 68 . Phillip Cris t, George H Walker & James W McCartney to a ppraise e s t a t e of late William Hawkins. 27 May 1854. Recorded 28 Aug 1854. p 68. Sale Bill of Samuel Mann dec ' d , made on 21 Oct 1853. Purchasers: James Eads, Thomas Paxton , Robert Mann , John M Caldwell, Wm Mann, Robert Watkins , Wm C Mann, Polly Mann p 69 . (con ' t) Bennet J Reynolds, William Givens, Aaron(Aron) Mann, Jonathan Givens, Madis on Dudding , Alex ' r Looney p 70. (con •t) Peter Housman, 'Ma ry Mann, Edward Dennis , Isaah Johnston, Madison Givens , Andrew McCartney, Sturt Rowan , Moses Looney p 71. (con ' t ) Ja cob Carper. Recorded 28Aug1854. (note : thi s was all that the editor was able to copy on the trip to the cou rt house . Also the price per page copied may have changed since t his was copied . ) ====== ==== = == = ====== ==================================~== ============= = = EXCERPT from THE LYNCHBURG PRESS Fr iday, February 21 , 1817 FOR S.~E OR L~SE: The plantation on which t he subscriber lives in Rocking ham County, North Carolina, ------ • I t is situated is 10 mile south of Dan River, twenty south west of Danv ille, and t en e ast of Rocking har:i court house, ---------- ~terling Ruffin 14 F eb 1817 LAim FOH SALE: Wi lliam Fore - -- in Rockinbham County, North Carolina, Feb 14. Land FOR S~LE; Agreeaole to t he decree of Bedfor_ court, will be sold at Liberty, on the_ fourth Nonday in t!:lis month, being Co_ day, a tract of Land, lying in Fran~lin C_ t y , n ear the mouth of black ·..rater, conta_ing b e tween 6 and ?00 a cres. It i s all Woods and repr esent.ed to be a good p_ of land, it was f ormer ly the property of hert Cowan, Esq, dee and is t o b e sold t o able a distribution amongst his represe_tives. The t er ms will be made kno...,n on day of sale, a..~d will be accorr.JUodating , the Comr:;i ssi oner Feb 14 V11'amta App&la.chia.n N otPr& �MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA , NEWSPAPERS A few abstracts from newspapers of Montgomery County . These newspapers are on microfilm which is at the Alderman Library, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. The newspaper is "l"iontgomery News Mess~!1ger " of Christiansburg , Va . (note: this film is a negative print) Wednesday morning, Jan 5 , 1870: On the Jinst John Haymaker .. , . d .. ,73 (or 23) yrs • •••• near Christiansburg .•... Mar 3, 1870: Died at ?Tazewell Court House on the ? · ? of Col . Witcher . ult Mrs Sallie Witcher Dec 2. 1870r Married 20th ult Louie Morely & Emma J Lucas of Montgomery Co ; married on the 27th John P Gray & Josephene E Croy of Montgomery co. Nov 21. 18711 died •. • at Rose Hill. .. 4 inst .. . Paris G Kessler .. . 24 yrs . Nov 1 . 1872: died Giles Court House on the ~ulto of paralysis Mr . Adam Woolwine ... formerly of Christiansburg ... age ?52? yrs s Mrs Mary Tayl~r, moth~r of Att : Gen, J . c. 'Tu.ylor, died at her son- in-law Rev. C. A. Miller Fn..day evening ... . 77 years . . . .. . July 20. 1900:.,.,. 8 inst at Harlan Court House , Kentucky w S Palmer of Big stone Gap & Mary Elizabeth Moore of Crab Orchard m~rrLed: • . a.aughter of J, H. Moore. July 17, Christiansburg . . Dr. lof. H. Pepper d . d ie . . . b om Ger1, 81 8 mantown, N. C.•. 1 J .. . 7 years ... came here ~5 years ago ..• married Annie Elizabeth Taylor daughter of Creed Taylor & sister of Gen J C Taylor eaves one son, J, W. Pepper of Snowville, and one da · hamt es . · l ·•·· ug er miss Minnie Pepper, both single •• . wife died 5 years ago ..• . Au~ 31. 1900: We are sorry to note that our townsman , Mr Walter Moore, continues seriously ill. Our friend , M:c Joseph Branch, who moved to Bedford City , uA trying 'Lo rent or buy a fann , He says that he has travelled a great deal & that he has not found any place that suits him like old Montgomery County • s om~ t ime a,gl) lz agaitJ with • , . . death of w. W. Stuart of Floyd Co., brother-in-law of Thomas L Moore ..• accident on Court day in Christiansburg . Sept 7, 1900: ••• Harman s. Keister died, residing on New River, c.a 56 yrs , Oct 19, 1900: Mr John Thomas of Elliston died this week & was buried in the Big Springs graveyard. Oct 26, 1900: Burial of Moses Hoge, father of Mrs Rolin Woolwine, 81 yrs • ...• died Mrs. Martha Sublett ••••• • . In Memoriam Mrs Kate Naff, daughter of Wade & Ki tty Mon- tagu.e... . . . . Vir&1Jl1a Appa.laohian NotA~ �Nov 9. 1900:. . In Memori am .. .. Moses Hoge died Oct 26 .. , . ... Nov 23, 19001 .. died Miss Jessie Reed .... Sun. 13 inst . • . her kindred Mr. & Mrs A. D. Simpson . .. .. . • died A. H. Flanagan on 12 Nov 1900 . .. home on New River .• 70 years .... wife & 5 sons . .. . buried on his plantation . ... Dec . 19001 .. James Evans died at Ellison . . . ca 55 yrs . .. widower ... 2 daughters .. .... . . . . T. M. Sharkey died Thursday . .. of Roanoke County . Jan 11 , 1901 : In Memoriam . .. died Dec 29 , 1900 , Cambria .. . John fuvis ... 74 years ... old fuvis homestead near Ellison . . • wife , two sons & two daughters : John W., Jack, Mrs . I.aura Lockette, Mrs. Dora Fulwider .•. .. one brother Dave of Lafayette • . . . . . . . two CSA cemeteries at Montgomery Co: White Sulphur Springs . . . , . about 200 graves ... .. . . died Mrs Amanda M Linkous , wife of Maj . Gordon F. Linkous .. ... died Jan 4, 1901. .. . ??years .. ... husband, two daughters , one son •... Feb 1 , 1901: died Mrs Ellen Sheltman . .. . died Friday .. . 3 sons . .. 3 daughters . Mar 29 , 1901: .. died Mrs Catherine Bones ... died Sat, 16 Mar • •.. nee Catherine Willis .. . .• married John Bones ... 8 children . , . 2 living: Mrs. W. H. Leona rd & J E Bones ... ... born near Alleghany Springs .•....... died, .. Mrs Sanford R Hodges . .... born 7 Apr 1843 ..... died 21 Mar .... married Nov 15, 1866(?) .. . . husband , 9 children ... and 2 infant children deceased .... 5 April 1901: 'Ihomas Pascoe ... . . . died near Blacksburg . . ... Mar 29, 1901. born county Cornwall , E:ngland ...... . mar:ried 18 Jan 1870 Martha Whitaker ... . ... 3 sons & 2 daughters . ... . . Lutheran Church ..... . 12 July 1901: Pilot . , . . William Turner of Riner ... . • 14th Va Cav .•. . . , , . died Thomas McCallan .... 32 years ••. Radford, Va • • soldier July 19. 1901 : • . Mrs Selby Kurties (nee Addie Smith) of Kansas City ... son Charles • . died Sunday nite, a twin, 8 months old .•.. . aunt Mrs. S. G. Farley . .... . Sept 13 . 1901: .. died . . Hattie V. Linkous ..•. born 1835, Montgomery Co , Va •.. . . died 6 Sept 1901 •... nephew J Rabe Linkous .... • daughter of Capt . Henry & Peggy Linkous (nee Shell) . ... .. . Miss Katherine Rapp . ... 87 yrs .. . . died 11 Sept 1901 . . • . born Rockbridge Co. , .. . lived with niece Mrs. M F Linkous, , . . • . died Mrs Martha A Harless, widow of Allen Harless .. . died Toms Creek, Wed, , 6.J.( ?) years 4 months ... . .. 8 children: Mrs W A Dillon, Mrs Jno C Dillon, Mrs Meyers, Miss Mar gi e Harless, Allen, Floyd, J ohn & Tuttle (?Little). V~ .Appalachian Notes �FREE NEGROES OF BOTETOURT COUNTY , VIRGINIA Contributed by Charles T Burton (The columns are as follows : No .; Names ; age ; Colour; Stature &; by whom and what Court emancipated or born free ; Date of regis ter & Occurrences) Free Negroes & registered in the Clerk 's Office of Bote·tourt County = 40 = dark Bro\om = 5 feet two Inches = by Judgment of Bedford Court in March 1790 = registered 28th July 180? by a certificate from Bedford Court dated 11th July 1801. Phoebe = 23 = Black = 5 feet Six Inches = Born free = registered 28th July 1852 by a Certificate from Isaac Otey Justice of Peace for the Courts of Bedford of the affidavit of Ma Neal & John Neal dated 26th July 180_. Hannah = 22 = dark Brown = 5 feet 2 Inches = Born free = the same as next above. Sylvia = 20 = dark Brown = 5 feet J Inches = Born free = the same as next above . Racheal Nelson = 37 = Black = 5 feet 2 Inches = by Edw ' d Michell in Botetourt County = 2nd of August 1802 by Certificate from Clerk of Botetourt. Frank = 55 = Black = 5 feet 9 Inches = By John Shively Berkly Court = ?th of August 1802 by Copy Emancip_!ion Bill under Seal of Berkly County Fanny Gowan = 20 = D3.rk Mulatto = 5 feet four Inches = Born free = :I.4th Augt 1805 Certificate f~- Olk of Henrico - Registered the Jd day of Feby 1806 . Diana Jones = 20 = a Black Woman = 5 feet 3 Inches a Scar on the back of her right hand & one on the end of her middle finger of the left =Born free Bedford= 2Jd Jany 1809 Certifyed- from Cler of Bedford , registered here the 22 May 1809 . Lucinda Jones = 19 =a Black woman = 5 feet~ t in with the scar of a buni on the right thumb = Born free Bedford = Certifyed from clerk of Bedford 23d Jan ' y 1809 - Registered here 22d May 1809. Will Stoneham = 31 = a light Mulatto man = 6 feet high the fin gers of his left hand cons ? ? ? = by George Stoneham in Amherst Court = the 16th of March by Certificate from Clerk of Amherst Court dated ? ? 18_6. 1. AJny- (alias Amy Jones) 2. J. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. page 2 11. Adam = 40 = a Black man = 5 feet 10 Inches high - 4 large Scars in the & 1 on the left thumb = Bedford County Court = Registered 22d March 1814 by a Certificate from the Clerk Bedford Court dated 24th May 1808. 12. Jerry Jones = 29 = a Black man = 5 feet 10 Inches high a Scar under ~he left eye = Bedford County Court = Registered 26th March 1814 by certificate from the Clerk of Bedford County Court dated ~6tl 1 May 1so6. 1J. William Blackman = 26 = a Blackman = near 6 feet hig h a scar by a bu:rn on the inside? part of his left thigh = Emancipated in r ei' f ord county Court = Registered the 28th day of March 1814 by a Cert"ficate from the 1 Clerk of Bedford County Court dated 2~? May 1811 . ~~- �14. Betsey Stoneham f orrnerly Betsey Jackson = 21 = a mulatto woman = about 5 feet 4 inches high = Bon1 free as appears from a Certifi cate of this County Court = Registered the 13th of April 1814. 15.Ber cky Morris = 19 =a mulatto woman= about 5 feet 5 inches high= Bon1 ygree as p ' r order of Botetourt Court =same . 16. Ea ster = 42 = a Black Woman = about 5 feet 4 inches high, a scar near her left Eye = Emancipated by Loyd Butt in Botetourt County Court = Reg i s tered 9th May 1814. 17. I s aac Fisher = 25 =a mulatto man= 5 feet eleven Inches high, a Scar b e tween the thumb & one finger of the left hand, a Scar over his right Eye = Free bon1 in Dinwiddie, a Shoe maker by trade = Registered 17th May 1814 by a Certificate from the Clerk of Dinwiddie dated the 22d April 1812 . 18 . Patsy Jones = 25 = !ark mulatto woman = 5 feet 3 inches high, a scar on the inside her right arm = Bon1 free = Registered 20th July 1814 by a Certifi cate from the Clerk of Campbell County dated 19th Nov'r 181J. 19 . Joseph Alexander = 22 =Yellow Complextion = 5 feet 8 inches high a lump on his forehead = Bon1 free as appears by Indentures of Apprentinship in Augusta = Registered 2d January 1815 by a Certificate of the Clerk of Corporat . of Staunton . 20 . Roderick = 25 = dark Yellow = 5 feet 9 Inches high = obtain 'd freedom by Suit in Montgomery Supreme Court = Registered 10th October 1815 by copy Judg't of Montg'y Su ' e Court. 21 . Jenny Martin = 35 = a Black woman = 5 feet 4 inches high= by W' m Peton Martin - Halifax Court = Register ' d 21 June? 1819 . 22 . Willi am Liggin = JO = Yellow Complexion = 6 feet high, a Scar on the left hand = bon1 free as appears by the Certificate from the Clerk of Staunton Corporation Court = Registered 17th July 1819. page J 2J . Jinkins Bannister, Son of Francis = 25 = Yellow = 5 foot 7 inches = Born free = July 1819 . 24 . Matilda = 39 = Black = 5 feet = Emancipated by the Will of Joseph Snodgrass = Feburary 1820. 25 . Lucy Moran = 25 = Yellow = 5 feet 5 Inches = Bon1 free = March 1820. 26. Adam = 33 = Black = 5 feet 8 Inches , 4 Scars on t he breast & 1 on the left thumb = Emancipated Bedford Court & Certifica te of the Regi s t er dated 24th May 1808 = March 6th 1820. 27 . York Earl y = 24 = Black = 6 feet high no scar = Emancipated Bedford Court certificate of the register dated 25 Janua ry 1813 = Ma r ch 7th 1820. 28 . Juba Nelson = 40 = Black = 5 feet 8 inches high, one eye defective & the Scar of a Seatow? on the neck =Emancipate by Rev 'd Edw'd Mi t chell on record in Botetourt Court = March 8th 1820. 29 . John Roe = 58 = Bl ack = 5 feet 8 incbes a scar on his nose another on his left eye = Born free & certificate from the County Court of Nottaway Certificate dated 5th day of november 1818 = March 13th 1820. J5 . Liddia = 35 = Black = 5 feet 7 or 8 inches = Emanci pated by t he Will JO. of Joseph Snodgrass dec ' d Recorded in Botet't Court =October 1820 - 9th. J1 . Mary Toney = 19 = Black = 5 foot 5 6 or 7 inches hi gh = ~On1 free = October 1820 - 20th. V1r'1Jl1a Appalachian Not.ee �56 page 4 J2 . Ro isk ~ ?in ~ine = 30 = Iark Yellow= 5 feet 9 inc hes = obt'd freedom by Montg ' y Court as per Certif ' te from S ' d Court - 27th December 1820. JJ, Anne Primus = J8 = Ia.rk Yellow = 5 feet 8 inches = same = 27th December 1820. ---Ch's Banister, son of Erthus Bainster = 24 = Tu.rk Yellow = 5 feet 8 inches - a scar on the right cheek= Born Free by information from Ch ' s Beale Esq'r = 13 June 1820. -3~4-.-G -ri-· ef Scott = 29 = Ia.rk Yellow = 5 feet inches high no Scars visible = Born free as p ' r certificate from Court of Goochland Ct . = 8th October 1821. J5 . Jackson Hill = 32 = Bright Yellow = 6 -:fee+.-h±gh- 5 feet 10 inches = Bo:rn free as p ' r certif ' te from Court of Pitsylvania, Son of Deborah Paine = 13 June 1822. J6. Sarah Mann = 25 = Black = 5 feet 4 i nches high scar on her right arm =Born free as p 'r certif ' te from Clk Louisa Cty Court =18th March 182J. 37, Tom = 41 = Black = 5 feet 11 inches 1/8 piece cut off left ear , Scar acros s left hand = Free as p ' r certif'te from Court of Wythe Cty = 1Jth June 182J . JS. Fanny Fendby = 35 =Brown colour= 4 feet 11t inches =born free as p ' r Certif 'te from Court Powhaten County = 1}th June 1823. 39. Polly Pages= 28 = Bright Mulatto= 5 feet 5 inches high= Free as p ' r Certif 'te /from Court of Bedford = 7th Aug ' t 182J. 40 . Daniel Pages = 25 =dark Mulatto = 5 feet 8 inches high =free as p ' r copy Judg't?? of Court of appeals =7th Aug't 182J, Decree dated the 22d of June 1811. 41. W' m ?Freeman? = 22 = Black = 5 feet 9 inches & half high no apparent marks =Born free as p ' r Certif ' te from Goochland County Court =28th Aug't 182J. Jt page 5 42. Stephen ali as Stephen Wilson= 0 = 0 = 0 =by Decreee Chan'y Court, Richmond, January 7th 1820 = December Jd, 182LL. 4J. Rea son Mayhue = yellow = 6 feet 2 inches high = born free = Potter no particular marks preceivable. 44 . Isaac Ford = 22 = IB.rk = 5 feet 5 inches small, scar on right side of his nose a Scar about 1 or it inches in length on right Side of his forehead and Scar between between 1sr & 2nd Joint of the forefinger on left hand = Born Free as certified from the County Court of Bedford Certificate dated 29th of November 18J6?= February 9th 1828 . 45. Charity Gowins = 19 = Black = 5 and t-inch high =Born free as certified from the County Court of Henrico Certificate dated 16th May 1844 = August 1Jth 1828. 46. Celia Peyce = 0 = mulatto = 5 feet 6 inchies high = free by Degree of the Court of app's Lated 22nd June 1811 =9th Septem 'r 1828. 47, Zekiel Malone?= 23 =mulatto 5 feet 8 inches hig h = Born free = Registered by order of Court Septem'r Term 1828. 48. Mary Jane Martin = 17 = 5 feet 6 Inches high = Born .f .L.'e e = Same Court. 49. Horace Pell = 25 = mulatto = 5 feet 8 Inches high Scar on the back of right hand one Scar over his left eye brow same in his f orehea.d Scar above the nose and on the inside of his right foot = Born free as certified from Court of Hustings Certificate dated 2J June 1820 = 22nd December 1828 = VirQin!a Appalachian N'otett �.51 page 6 50 . William Goff = 21 = mulatto = 5 feet 9 or 10 I nches high, a burn on each side of back = born free =Registered - order of Court September Term 1828. 51. Joseph Coleman = 28 = mullatto = 5 feet 7 Inches high = Born free = Same Court . 52 . Nancy Cauggins = 28 = !1ullatto = 5 feet 4 Inches high = Born fre e = Registered May Court 1828 53 . Caty Deal = 35 = Black = 5 feet 2 Inches high = Emancipated by the will of Peter Deal recorded in Botetourt County = Same Court. 54. Aminon Earley = 28 = Mulatto = 5 feet 8 Or 9 Inches high , a Scar on the right Side of the right Eye.= Born free = Registered by order of Court January Term 1829. 55 . Jane Martin = 50 = Mulatto = 5 feet 2 or J Inches high = Born free as p ' r Certif ' te of Clerk of Halifax = Registered Same Court . 56. Judy Martin daughter of' Jane = 21 = Mulatto = 5 feet 2 or 3 Inches high , little on right hand crooked =Born free = Registered Same Court. 57. Meshack Martin Son of Jane = 24 = Mulatto = 5 feet 10 Inches high = Scar on the upper part of the nose = Born free = Registered Same Court. 58. Harrie t t Martin daughter of Jane = 19 = Mullatto = 5 feet 3 or 4 Inches high , a burn in the upper part of the forehead = Born free = Registered Same Court. 59. Robbin = 23 = Mulatto = 6 feet 5/8 of an Inch high = Emancipated by request of the County Court of Wythe, 10th of August 1820 as per Certif ' te from that Court = July J Oth 1829 . page 7 60. Marvel Rideout = 17 = Black = 4 feet 4 Inches high, a Small Scar on the left hand = Born Free = Registered by order of Court October Term 1829 . 61 . Bartley Rideout = 16 = Black = 5 feet 4 Inches high = - - - - -left wrist a Small Scar _ _ on upper lip = Born free = Same Court. 62 . Lucinda Rideou t = 14 = Bl ack = 5 feet J Inches high = Born free = Same Court. 6J . Patsy Rideout = 9 = Black = 4 feet high , a black spot on the right hand = Born free = Same Court . 64. Elizabeth Marn = 19th = Mulatto = 5 feet & Inch high, black hair & eyes, l arge Scar o~ the right arm= Born free =5th July 1830 by a Certif 'te from Franklin Court . 65. Thomas Going = 24 = Dark = 5 feet 7 Inches high = = 5th July 1830 by a Certif ' te from ?Cumberland County. 66. Betsy Cooper = 20 = Bright Mullatto = five feet 5t Inches high = Born free = a Scar on right cheeek & right arm, registered from a Certif 'te of the Hustings Court of Linchburg, 67. John Black = JO = Same = 6 feet 2 or J Inches high = Same = October Court 18JO, a Scar on the right leg and black hair. 68 . Celia Black the wife of John Black = 25 = Bright Black = 5 feet J or 4 Inches high with two Small children = Same = Octob_ Court 18JO. 69 . Pa trick Jamison = 24 = Black = five feet 4 or 5 Inches high = Same = Same Court. t page 8 70. Betsy Earley? = 2_? = Bright Mulatto = 5 feet 9 Inches high no marks perceivable? = Same = July Court 18J1. Vtratma Appalachian Notes �page 8 con ' t 71. ~.ahalee F.arley = 25 = Same = 5 feet 7 Inches high = no marks perceivable = Same = Same Court . 72. Elijah Nelson = 2J = Black = Q feet high ?Strait a Scar above the left elbow occasioned by a cut with an axe marks = Same = December Court 1831. 73. Simon Bannister = 21 = Bright Black = 5 feet 6 or 7 Inches high, no marks perceivable =Same =Same Court (and renewed?/received in July 1814. ) 74. Patterson Shepherd = 21 = Do incl ining to a Yellow = 5 feet 9 or 10 Inches high with a Scar on the right arm below the El bor occasioned by a burn with various Scars on the neck no other marks perceivable = Same = Same Court , 75 , John Couzins = 21 = Black = 5 feet 7 or 8 Inches high a Scar on t he right leg caused by a burn no other marks perceivabl e = Same = August Court 1832. = Aug't 18th 76. !avid Cooper = 40 = Black = 5 feet 4 Inches high = 1833 Registered from a Certificate of the Clerk of Caroli ne County Court, 77, Thomas Scott = 2 0 = Bright Mulatto = 5 feet J Inches high a Scar on the left thumb no other marks perceivable = Born free = December Court 1833 . page 9 78. Robert Roberts = 58 = ?light complexion ? = ?five feet Seven Inches & half high His little finger on the left hand cr ooked = ?Emancipated by the last ?will and ? Testament of ? Myrick Dec ' d as per Certificate of Clerk of Burnswick County Court = 10th February 1834 by a Certificate from Brunswick. 79 , John Morris = J4 = Mulatto = five feet 7 Inches hi gh = Born free as per Certif 'te of Clerk of Husting Court of Richm'd = 14th May 18J4 from a copy of Register of Hustings Court of Riehm~~ · 80 . Betsy Redman = 56 = Same = five feet 4 Inches high , Small Scar in left eye brow =Born free as per Certif ' te from Clerk of Pittsyl vania = 14th May 1834 from a copy of Register of Pittsylvania, 81. Richard Redman = 47 = Same = five feet 8 J/4 Inches high, Scar in each eye brow, one in the right corner of f orehead an Inch one at End of little finger of left hand = Same = Same . 82. Sally Moss =JO =black= five feet 4 or 5 Inches hi gh Marked with the Small pox no other marks perceiveable =Born free= Regis tered by ord ' r Court November Term 1834. 83. Washington Moss = 17 = bright black = five feet 8 Inches high a Scar above the right Eye no other marks perceivable = Born free = Registered by ord 'r Court November Term 1 8Jl~. 84. Braxton Newsum = 22 = bright mulatto = five feet 9 inches high labourer by occupation, and a Scar on the lower lip , no other marks perceivable = Born free = Registered by order Court September Term 18J5 , W'm Carter otherwise Called Bill Dempsey = 2J = black = 5 feet 7 I nches high, Cabinet maker by trade, no marks perceivable = Born free = Registered by order Court October Court 1835. page 10 86. Henrietta Maxwell = 21 = bright mulatto = 5 feet 7 Inches high , Straight black hair, no marks or Scars perceivable = Born free = Registered by order October Term 18J2. Vtratma Appalachian N oteo �S3 page 10 con't 87 . I saac Freeman = 55 =bright black= 5 feet 8 inches high, farmer by Occupation, No Scars or Marks perceivable =---- =Registered by Order Court November Term 1855. 88 . J ohn Cousins = 46 = Dark Complexion = about 5 feet 7 Inches high = Born free as per Certi ' fee from the Clerk of Flusanna County.= Registered 5th December 1835 from a Copy of Register from Fluranna County Court. 89, El iza Bannister = 18 = Bright Mulatto = about 5 feet 7 Inches high, no Scars or Marks perceivable = Born free = Registered by order Court March Term 1836. 90 . George Jackson = 31 = Bright Complexion = Son of Berry Jackson & Betsy his wife, 5 feet 7± Inches high has a Scar on the under lip produced by a Cut = Born free in Charl otte County.= 9th June 1836 By a Certificate from Charlotte County , 91. Tu.niel Page = 39 = lark Mulattor = five feet eight Inches high, a Barber by trade, a Scar over the left eye produced by a Cut = free as per Copy of Judgment of Court of Appeal s = 9th June 1836 Decree dated the 22d of June 1811. 92. Judy Page = 28 = bright Mulatto = f i ve feet 2 or 3 Inches high, little finger on the right hand crooked = Born free = 9th June 1836. page 11 93. Lucy Randle = 41 = Mulatto = five feet five Inches high = Born free as per Order of Botetourt Court April Term 1814 = 10th June 1936. / 94. Mahalie Easley = JO = Bright Mulatto = five feet 7 Inches high, no marks perceivable = Born free as per order of Botetourt Court July Term 1831= 10th June 1836. 95. George Craig = 33 = Bright Mulatto = five feet 8 inches high, light Colored hair , a Scar on the under part of-:lrl=gh left hand, a Small Scar on the right thumb nail, a Scar on the Second finger of his Right hand no other marks perceivable = Born free and Son of Cathy Craig, raised in the Town of Fincastle = 18th June 1836 from Certif 'te from Alleghany. 96. Jane Martin = 56 = Dark Mulatto = five feet two or three Inches high, no marks perceivable = Born free as per Certificate from Halifax Court . = 30 Sep tem ' r 1836 . 97. Moses =upward of 45 =Black= five feet 6 Inches high , No Scars or Marks perceivable= Emmancipated by the Will of Caleb Baker Dec'd Recorded in Botetourt = Farmer, Registered by Order of Court October Term 1836. 98. Joshua = 17 or 18 = Black = 5 feet 5 Inches high, a Scar on the left hand occasioned by a burn No other Marks perceivable = Same as above = Regi stered a t Same Court . ================== ===========================~=====~========== RESEARCHER: Southwest Virginia - Franklin , Patrick Counties. Arlene Bell, 431 Homeplace Drive, Salem VA 24153 phone 1-703-387-9250 ==-==============:======== ============================ =========================~ V~ .Appalachian Notea �S1 THE LEXINGTON GAZETTE ROCKB1'~DGE COUNTY , VIRGINIA The following items were taken from "The Lexington Gazette " by Baldwin & Stofer, Vol v. The newspapers are in the Rare Book Room , W&L University , Lexington , Va . They also have on microfilm many of the early papers of that area. These are a few of the deaths -- & a few other articles of interest . Sat., May 4, 1839. Died 21st ult, Jane Bryan , daughter of the late Edward Bryan, aged about 14 years. On the 28 ult, after an illness of 6 months , Mrs Susan Green, consort of Mr John Green , aged 89 years . On the lst inst. of Consumption, at the residence of his brother-in-law, Hugh W Mackey, Esq . Mr James Carrick. May 18 , 18J9. Died on Wed the 15th, at his residence on Buffaloe, Mr John Alphin a highly respectable citizen of this county May 25, 1839. Auction Sale = Trust Sale = Also - - a neat Funeral Hearse and Ha:rness and Buggy, a body fitted the running gear of the same. Died on 22d inst Mrs Paxton , consort of Mr Nathaniel Paxton of this county. June 15, 1839. Married on Wed evening last , by the Rev Wm Cunningham at the residence of Francis T Anderson Esq of this place to Miss Evelina R, daughter of Andrew Alexander, Esq of this vicinity. June 22, 1839 Died in his place on Sun morning last, after a very short illness , Preston Allen , infant son of Wm Taylor Esq. On Fri last, at his residence in this county , Capt James Paxton, an aged & respectable citizen. (died ) June JO, 1839 Married at Raleigh, Va, on Thurs the 6th inst. by the Rev Mr Cofer , Mr James S Alten to Miss Martha P G, daughter of Robert Shaw, Esq. Married on the 20th inst. in Wainesborough, by the Rev, James C Wilson , Mr James Witherow of Rockbridge to Miss Caroline Jones of Augusta County . July 13 , 1839 Died on Wed 26 June, aged 77 years after a painful illness of several months duration, Mrs Winifred Gales of Washington City (DC) Sat, July 20, 1839 Married on Tues evening last by the Rev John D Ewing, Dr Charles Williams , of this county to Miss Abby Ann, daughter of Richard H Burks, Esq of Botetourt. Died on Wed last, Mr John Sheltman, an aged & respectable man. Died on Buffaloe, on Wed last, Mr James Black. The deceased, who was a feeble old man, while making fence, fell accidentally down a ledge of rocks & fractured his skull; of which he died in a day or two. Vir&Jnja Appalachian Now0 �July 20 , 1839 (con ' t) Died on the 6th inst., at his residence on North River , Mr Peter Salling Sr an aged citizen of this county , Notice = one cent reward . on or about 22 June last , John Fuller , indented to me . ... .... about 15 years , light complexion , & about 4 feet 8 or 10 inches high ...• . Montgomery's mill . ... on Collier ' s Cr ••• Robert Montgomery/ Aug 17 , 1839 Died near this place on Mon last , of consumption Miss Elizabeth Wallace, daughter of Mr Andrew Wallace . Sat ., Aug 24 , 1839 Died last evening in this place, Andrew , infant son of Mr Jacob Bare. Sat., Nov JO , 1839 (new series, Vol. 1) 'Tu.es, Dec 10, 1839. Died on Fri am, the 28th ult . , after a brief but painful illness of 4 days, Mrs Frances Garber, wife of Albert J Garber, aged JJ years •••••••• leaving a devoted husband and 6 interesting little children to mourn her loss. "Staunton Spectator" Died at the residence of her son, Capt Jos Paxton , Mrs Sarah Paxton, about 90 years , Died on Fri n ight last, at his residence on James River, Capt Joseph Paxton, aged ca 60 years •• • •• Elder in the Presbyterian Church of Falling Spring. Died last week, Mr Thos Baggs, aged ca 90 years, an honest man & a soldier of t he Revolutionary Wci.r. 'Tu.es, Dec 17, 1839. S:t i~~+ ~~+~~ ~ ~k~~ Wallace, aged ca 10 years. Di~1 ..,.. _ _ "" 1 ......,,....., _, _ _ ......,. tJ&&V..L.'"' ~ ,, ___ _ f Ua.ughter of Mr Andrew .J...l.. ..L !Jt::~':> '.rues , Dec 2l~, 1839 Dled on 9th inst _ ___ , daughter of .nr J W Paine, aged ca 14 years 1'\Jes , Feb 11, 184·0 Died on Wed last, after a lingering illnes s, Mr Patrick H Donnelly of this county , aged 5Q Died Sat l ast , Mrs McClinitic, wif'e of Capt Sha..r1klin McClintic , of this county. 'IUes , Feb 18, 1 840 Married 10th inst . by the Rev Horatio Thompson, Mr. James West Sr, aged 75 to Mrs Johnston , aged 65, all of this county. Dled on 10th inst. at his residence near Cedar Grove , Capt John Crouse, an aged & respectable citiz en of this county, Died near Fairfield on the ?th, of consumption, Mrs Sally Shewey, wife of Mr Frederick Shewey, aged 45. Died on the 5th on Kerr' s Cr eek, James , infan t son of Mr Wm Kerr of this county. �Tues, Feb 25 , 1840 Died on Sat last , in this place, at the residence of her father, Edward Graham , Esq ., after a lingering illness, Mrs Martha R Tates, wife of Wm M 'Tu.te , Esq of Augusta . Obituary next week. Tues. Mar J, 1840 Died on Wed night last , on Colliers Creek, Mr Ulrick Hostetter , a soldier of the Revolution, aged about 90 years. Tues, Mar 10, 1840 Died on Sun am last , after a short but severe illness, Mr John Parry, aged 72 years •.••••• Died ••• lately in Bath County Dr Washington McCue, son of Mr Moses McCue of Augusta County . Died on the 29th ult on Kerr ' s Creek Mrs Sarah Logan, wife of Mr Irvine Logan, dec'd in the 55th year of her age . Tues, Mar Jl, 1840 Died on Mon, 23 inst. Mrs Eliza Douglass, daughter of Mr . Hamilton, dec ' d . Tues, Apr 28, 1840 Died at Rock Castle , near this place, on Fri , the 24th inst , Samuel L Campbell MD in the ?5th year of his age . Died on Thurs last, at his residence near Fancy Hill, after a lingering illness, Mr Wm Poague . Tues, May 5, 1840 Lawrence Wartmann •• died of pleurisy, on Sat last , 66 years .•.• native of Switzerland •. .• emigrated to America in 1797····· Tues, June 2 , 1840 Died 'Ihurs • • 2lst ult. at the residence of Mr John Hagan , in this county Mrs Chamberlain, of Missouri, daughter of Hugh H Wardlaw , Esq formerly ~f this county. ~==================================================================----11 -----'fl II II II II II II II II II II II ATTENTION , purchasers of the survey of EAST HILL CEMETERY , Salem Virginia, published by the Roanoke Valley Historical Society . The following names should be included among the Woods family , instead of the Barnetts: II II II II Amine Eldora . . ... . .. • · · · • • · • · · · • · • · II II II II ' 3 11 17 II I Joseph Robert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 11 16 Leslie Hubbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 11 15 II II II II II II II II II II II 11 II II We apologize for the error. A nn Kyle, for the Roanoke Valley Historical Society • 11 11 11 ~=======================================================================~ �51 ~lo19'Rll CHAnT NOTlBOOK I A'DlX OF SU'RIVll/IJlS IN VOLUflJl 111-Southettnwe/ltettn Vi..ttJJi..ni..a 9enealoJJ i..caL Soci..etv Adam /l. I, 62, 88, 92 Bea.L 92 114, 141, 153 Be.atv 116 Al exand e tt 60, 61 Beamett I 24 82 S upplement Be.vu g/1e.1t I 26 !lld e11.man 149 Beh.ele.1t 9 II ld 11. ;_ d q. e 62 Bi..nckele 33 llli.. f/ 2 Bi..4hop 42 II 116 CLU q h. 80 Benton 66 !ILL61L;_Jt- h.t 71 Bi..~9~/l_ 116 !l llen 70 , 11 6 Bi..ZZi..nJJIJ...Le.v I 40 lllli..e (Alle~) 68 Black 141 lllli_-1.on 88 Blunt 148 !lnde1L-1.on J, 4, 61 Blai..n. 84 70 Blanken1J...h i..p_ 82 II nd e/L I 00 Blackbu1tn 60 llndttew/L (llndett4) 95 Blake. 108 107, 153 Bocock 7, 155 fl 1tch.e11. 60 Bohon (Bou9;h.an) II, 12 lltten-t 7 1 Boothe 9, "69 11ttno Ld 96 Bow11-e.1t (Be. i.. e.n.) 17, 18 ll ttnv t t I 1 1 19, 20 , 23, 24 II fLtti..n.i ton~ /OJ , 104 Bo1ti..nfJ: 62 105 Bond "67 fl tt ltO W/J..m L th. 7 Bott 82 lltttfwtt 5, 14 Bobbi..tt IOI ll1Li1ti..p 10], 104 BoJ..Li..nJJ (Bowli..nJJ) 88 ll/J..6utt!f I 10, 111 105, 110 II th i.. n/l.o n 8 Boa~ 112 Bodenh.e.i..mett (Bode.nh.ame.n.) 124 Bahett 6 , 66 Bou1J...man 126 Bai..lev- 39 Boun.ne 127 Banta 29 Book 150 Ba/J..h.am 16 Bo4lwi..ck 80 Ba1t6ou11. 8, 149 Bn.atton 57 Baxte1t 148 Bll.!J-ant 69 Battne/J.. 10 , 72 811.eedi..nJJ 104, 105 Ba6e.1t 73 Bn.i..gJ?t 118, 122 Batth e.v-t 75 B11.aa/L h.aw 96, 108, 10 9 Bank/l. 95, 150, 153 Bn.uce. 148 Ba11.6e11. 98 B1tOu.JJha11.d 80 Baumf}attdne.tt 82, 83 Bn.own 4, 29 , 76, 77 112 110, 127, 12 9 Bal3 a1t I I 2 Bu1t1ti../l. (Bun.1te1J...1J... ) 148, Bane I 28 155 Ba.11.th.olame.w 129 Buchanon 102, 105 Beve1tl!I- 7 Bullen (Bol..vn) 81 Bendett 14 Butl..en. 81 B e1t,c;, 36 Bn.axton 60 Be.a11.d (Bai..1td) 56 Bu./011.d (Beau/on.t) 60, 6 1 Butt/l. (Butt) 59, 80 Bun.ch. 9, 144 Buttn/l. 13 Bun.ton 9, 87, 89 148 Bun.kholden. 8 Bull 8 Bun.nett 7 Butche.1t 10 Bv/ i..e.ld 29 Bvn.d I 27 Caddell.. 9 Ca//1te.!1: 9 Ca1t1tol"L 9 Can no !/- I 0, I I, I 2 Ca1tte.n. 29 Cal..lowav 58 Ca1t1ti..co 86 , 93 Can.ne/l. I 06 , I 0 7 Caldwell 112 Cave. 127 Can./l.on 150 Ceci..L 9 Chambe.n./l 118, 11 7 Chatten.ton 10 Chapman I], 81 Cheatham 106 Ch.u. n.ch. i..LJ.. I 28 Chi..nn I I ] Che.ne.v /l. 127 Chtti../l.man I 40 Chan.Lion 152 Cha/f i..n 155 Chamne/L/l. 155 CLan.k 10, 12, 62 86, 88, 15 1 Claff 41, 48 Co [fall. 7Co J}e.1tKoJ}e. 1t ) 14, 15 Co n.le.y I 6 8'i Count /l. (KoontJ) 17 1 18 , 54, 55 , 86 ! OJ, 104, Coo k 34 , JO 105 Cotton <; i..m 38 CoLl i.. /Lawe.n. 56 Co wen. 58 �CooP.ett 59, 149 Cocke 94 Conwa!f 102 Co/ett 102 Co c frnan I I 2 Cope.land !JO IJ3 Cottn 150 Cole 152 Cove!!.- 155 Cttoc'kelt 60 61 Crwwe ( Cttow) 60, 112 127 [n_a/t 8 [n_ai.ff 8, 60 148 CILum I 5 Cn_ump_ackett JI C1taw/01td 29 C 1tea/L!f JO, JI J5 C 1teh.ap_ 4 5 Cundi./{ 38 Cu1L1t!f 60 Cu.th.well 97 !Jani.-el 72, 79 lJattm on 63, 64 iJa vi./l. 81, 113 iJavi.-'l./J..O n 5 iJaw/J..a n 42 iJaven.pa1tt 82 S upplement Dav i.d/J..a n I 06, 128, I 27 iJai.Le!f 155 Damtton. I 7 iJay. IOI De11.ma n.d I 4 J iJ e 1tman I I ( fn ciJe1tmo t t) iJ eve IL/L I 7 lJewey. 66 Delp 10 De 11.6 !!- 82 IJ en.n. i.h.o n. 7 J 75 Deathe1ti.dg,e 80 lJ i.Lla n 67 Dob/J..an 3 !Jartan 39 !Ji.-nffelt/J.. 60 , 61 !Joone 80 !Jauthi.-tt 84 Donald/Lan 106, 107 Donel/Lan 107 Dodd 128 !Joal/Lon 150 !Jo.lLart 156 fJn_umond IOI !Jun.wood 38 !Ju rtm o n 63, 65 Dudle!f 80 Dunki.n 83, 82 Suppl . iJ u. n.can 9 I !Ju 11..an.t I I 0 !Ju.nn I JO, 135 !JunlaP. 57, 140 !Juva.l'.l 140 !Juke 152 !Jw!f elt 62 !J!faL (!Ji.al) 4, 106 lJ!fe 123 Fettg,.u4vn (Fe1t~u e/1.on.) II, I OI ' Flowert4 42 (_Lem i.. n;;- I I 6 1-_Li.n.n 125 l:__owlert 59, 148 1-_ovte 54 , 55 1-_o g,. Leman I J I 53 f_ 0 ILd I 0 J I 7 f_o/J.i e n_ 12 , 150 /-_1t i.. end 5 /-_1ta.nci./l. 17 , 42 /-_tLe!f 33 f 1tench. 4 J , 117, 48, - 51, 52, I-_ rt i..J eLL 59 /-_1tant 3 100 f 1taL i. n I 4 5 FuLLe1t 54, 55 Fuh/l. 82 FuLLe1t 114 Fu1tbu./1.h 82 Suppl. <iabba.1td 38 <iate/l. 56 <ien.ald 17 lcken. 141 <iefjett 62 [di.e 112 <ii.-ven (<ii...ven/l.) 57 , 60 ldwan_d/J.. 86, 93, 104, 8 <i i.LLe/]_p i.e I 04 lLdn_ed I 5 I <ii.b-1.on 111-9 elk i.n/L 4 I, I I 4 (j la/l./J.. IO 7 llli./L 42 <iLenn 4, 99 lng,el/l. 14 3 <ioodwi..n 7, 72, 81 lppe-1. 128 <iott 59 [ n.-1.k i. n.-1. 60, 6 I <iv// 79 (j o 11.d on I 0 0 l/l_ t e/.L 9 9 ltten_ 82 Sup__pL <io3 ((jo/l.e) 105 [van/]_ 40, 153 <ioad11.i.-ch 15 I <ioad 71 911.i.ce 10, II, 14] Fanni.ng,. 4], 52 {jn_ef}Olt!f 14, 57 1 1/5 F artmett 41 117, 118, 11 9 (_ate.Leff 29 <i11..i.ff i. th 29, /OJ, 104 l-_i./J..hen. 80, 126, 129 <i11.ant 42 f i.nk 102 <i1ti.//i..n 59 Fi.n.neM !OJ, 104, 105 <in.aham 60 1 86, 94 I 0'8 9 Fi.-eld-1. (Fi.eld) 115, 123 91tee1t 71, 111-9 <i 11.a v e/l. 8 I (_i.t~pat1ti.ck !JO, 1]8 f i.[b ett t I 4 I, I 42, I 4J 911.een (<i 11.eene) 90, 91 I I I 144 <i IL i.m e/l. I 2 9 Fi..-1.hback ! 48 V~ Appalachian Notes �<iu.t!uti..e 29 ll i...nton 61 fli...ndman 62 fli...f}. f}. enbottom 68 I/ale 2, !OJ, 104 fl i.. Z"lman 86, 89 flan.. o.rtv ve 2 90 II a 1tdw i_ ck J //i_ll 152 llall. lvn 7 II o 1tnb a.11.ffell.. I 02 llclll.ILi..ng,tvn 7 llon..ton 108, 109 II ac l~ l_ru1_ I 0 II o t ch. k i.../J...11. I 0 fla1Ln..i.../J.. 10, 80 flocki...n/J..mi...t/1 155 llame11. 29 llolman 155 lla1ctman. 39 11011.tetten.. 144 I( al4e v-_ 4 I 11011.ton 108, 10 9 II amm i_l_l 54, 55 flonake1t II an.. t 56 (!Ion.eek.an..) !land 58 ! OJ, 104, 105 flam 59 /!owe 102, 128 fl Ul?./J..V 17. 6 0 llowen.ton 99 flammvn.d 6J, 64 flowlett 98 II a1t6 en. 6 6 llog,e 97 II a n..le/J../J.. 82 flou./J...lon 84 !lay.don (!lay.den- llobb-1. 82 Suppl . /I ay.to n) 82 8J 102 flollef!- 71 !lane~ 84 ff off.an 67, 68 fl Ull. tley. 86 fl o Cl. ft e/J... 6 3, 6 4 fla11.mon. 92, 127 '05, 66, 91 145, 149 llvldh.v/en. 62 II cuule!I- I 02 fl o pk i..n-1. 6 0 llcLve 102 11011.ton 59 llall 128 II o 11 i...n[J;en. 42 lla11.pen.. 127 lloke l o fl am61t i...ck 127 llowan.d 16, 18 II am 1 et t I 4 9 II o v en/J.. 7 !Ian.cock 145 flolland 4 fl am i.. l to n. I 4 8 flunt 2 fla11.ten_ 14 9 llu66an.d 10 flag,ood 156 lfu.tch.e/J..on II all.it i.../J_ 59 (flu. t ch Ln-1.o n) llamm on. /J.. 56 12, 90, 91 llelm/J.. 149 llutth. 67 llei.ll.ony.mu..1J. 148 llu.nton 72 lle11.dman. 12] If u.tton 89 fleavi..n. 128 llu.ete1t 97 fl e.11_.11. I 0 J , I 04 llu.66e11.t 100 fleden..i...ck IOI llu.h.n 117, 118 flenden../J..on 60, 61 flu//on.d 128 85, 88} 150 II u. g)1et t (II ew i.. t t) II edf}.e 59 151 fl ew'let t JO fl f!-llon (fl i...Ltvn) /li_tchcock 10 149 lli...cl<.11_ (lli_x) 56 112} 145 9am e/J.. I 2, 8 0 151 Jack/ion 17, ?J 74, I 08, 118 VirQlnta .AppeJaoh1e.n Notes Jenki.nll. 105 9enk i...nll.o n 12 9 e-1.ll.e I 0 5 9 ell.-1.U. p J 4, J 7 Joh.nil.on 79, 105, 108 125, 127 f}ollefl- (Jollf!-) 73, ?8 Jone.11. ]8, ?8, 80, 105 127, 128, /JO, 139 f} o n.dan I, I 53 Joll.eph. 152 f}u.nl?.i...n I I 2 f}u.-1.tu.-1. 54, 55 Kaufman 22 Kahn.en_ 27 Kall.ef;t 71 Katon 6 Kendn. i..ck 109 Ke.11.le1t (Ke.11.lan.) 67 Kei..th. 14 9 Kennedff IOI Ken_li.n 29 Kelly. (Kelle.ff) 12, JO 105, 151 Ki...n.kwood II Ki..ng,,e1tfj 14, 15 Ki.11..bf!- ( Ke1t6f!-) 70, 148 Ki..1tk 100 Ki..11.en. 105 Ki_n_ken.dall 125 Klei..n 20, 23 Knapp 81, 84 K11.amel 62 La/llev-, 4 Laven.Cl.en. 6, 12 Lalon 17 La~ten_Dack (Loude1tback) 19 20, 23, 18 L an.dph.en_e 2 9 Lahi.n 63, 64, 65 Lac!!- 67 L an..ce 79 L a'!:.ffe 82 laf on..ce 105 lake 11 3, I I 4 Latem 156 Le<in.ande I 14 Lee 105 Lea.ch. I 06 �leden.man 117, 118 L ewi../J. 2 9, 80 l eonan.d 69 Le/tw i..ch. 7 1 l i..nkou-1.. 38 l i..nn I 00 L i..ttle 82 li..tton 82, 83 Lo/J..efJ 144 Love 86 Loven.n 80 Lovi..ng, 2 Locke 45, 46 Lock i..e 45 Lon~ 70 1 128, 129 lunaiu i../J.t 141 luca-1.. 43 Luti 79 L!l-on 33 O'iJell.. (Odell..) 17 , 123 , 124 125 Oe/J.. -Lett f!JcAle xanden. 9 flJcBn. i..de 4 flJ clleen.y. I I 2 frJ clomb /.L 156 frJc.Cv n.d 156 frlclo n.mi..ck I I 3 /rlclo!I- 95, 153 Sun.name Li../J..t 146 'Pa1th. e1t I 0 , I 56 'Patt/J.V n.11. 38 'Payne 4] , 45 'Pan.ttot 61 'Pattett/J..on 62, 70 123, 140 'Patton 70 , 106 'Pa tth. e I 0 7 'Pan.tee /it-O 'P eek 150 'Pen.nett 140 'Pett!/- 150, 100 'Peppen. 98 'Peak 70 'P ea/J..e 6 3, 6 4 'Penn 62 'Pettu/J. 60 'Penney. 59 147 11 cCn.a!!- 84 flJcCtto/J..ke!f. 81 , 84 /IJcConn e1'2 59 fr} cCumo ett I 4 1 f!JciJan i..el 11 J, 53 fl1ciJ on.a1d 128 frJ c<i ee 85 11 c<i eo n..g,e 7 I flJc<iu i..n.e !JO, 132 136, 126 f!JcK ee I 6 fl1cKen/.L i..e IOI frJcKi..n nev 85, 16 /!Jcl ennon ( frJcl ennan) 96 fl1cfl1ahan 80 ff} c/V eal 6 2 fl1 c/V o tt to n 3 fl1c'Phen./.Lon ]8 f11a1tti..n ?, 10, 97 /!Januel 9 /I} a 1uJ. ton I 2 /!Jacl~eli..ai..n I 5 I 40 Otef!: 60 Oug)1 62 Oven.ton. 98 Owen ( Owen/J.) I 2 56 Owi..ng,/J.. I 48 Oyl..e1t (Oi..lett) 71) 96 'Pe ten./J.. ]8 'P eten./l.on 85 'P enni..ng,ton 38 'Peck 10 IVall/l. 107 Na/J..h. 107 IV af!. lo 1t 7 tV eal I I 3, I I 4 Neece 41 !Vewbell (IV ewb i..l..l..) 70 'Pen.h.i..n.11. IO, 89 'P h.arte.11. 9 'Pi.. t t/J.. 91 'P i.. g,g,o t t I 06 'P i..g,man I 4 4 'Ph i..l..1 i..p/J. I I 2 'Plumrnen. 152 99 V~ Appale.ch1a.n Noter; �61 'Plea.11.ant 145 'P e n d l e ton 145 'P le .11..11.ley. 82 'i>l att JO 'P l1i..lli..p pe 60 'i> i...nck a1td 58 'P1ti.. cket 143 '?1taie1t 106 '?1ti..ce f 'P1tei...11.ch.) IOI 102, 12] , 124 125, 129 'P1t<UJ.ton 86 , 88 'j> ltO b U /1. ft 'Prty,011. 4 'Prti..tchartd 10 'Puckett ('Pucket) 2 , 70, 145 'Po11.te1t 3, 94 'Powell 8, 42, 54 55 'Poag,ue 72 'Po we rt/J. 92 I, !OJ, 104 114 l?a.11.ni..ck 54, 55 'Rai..nwalert 144 'Randoll 148 'Recto11. 125, 148 'Rex 140 'Rei..d ('Reed) 18, 25 26 , 32, 43, 51 'Refl-nold/J.. II 'Ri..adle 2 'R.i..cha11.d/J..on 7, 116 'R. i..ch.6al?..e1t I 0 'i? a !f 'Ri..c/1i..e 4] 'R. i..ch. I 06 'Ri..cki..e 50 'R i..cha11.d.11. 62, 9 'R. i..Lev- I 08, 11 3 'R. i..ce 98, 114 'R.obettt/J.. 10, 91 'Robbi..n.11. 38 'R.o/J..e ]8, II], 114 'R.06e1tl/J..on 71 , 86 114 'Ro ;;. e11./l. 72 'R.oundt1tee 79 'Ru/J...11.ell 82, 83 'Roe 99 'Rum.11.e!I- 106 7? o 6 i.. n..11.0 n I 12 'Roa c /1 114 'R.ou..11.e 123 Saunde11..11. J, 6], 64 65, 66 Sande1t/l. J Sand.11. 14, 57, 115 Sali...11.bu.11.M 54 , 55 San. ff ent 02 awve11. 68 Sch.e11.p 124, 125 Scott 82 Su.ppL 83 J 116 S ch.11.oeden. ?O Schulte 62 Schmi..d JJ Sch.naede1t (Snadert) s 22 Sev-6old 27 Sea ton 29 Sea11..11. 143 Shattuck 152 Sh.a/e11. 142, !44 Sh.11.v v e1t 125 Shotwell 117, 118 120 Sh.ae//ett 106 Sh.e11.wood 87 S h.el6 fl- 83 Sh.eet/l. 73 , 117 118, 121 Shao n 71 Shelton 56, 70, 127 Sh.011.t 54, 69 Shull JO Sh.anion 18, 25, 26 Sh.ai..n I? Showalte11. 9 S lu.11.h ett JO, 32 S i..m~.11.on 63, 64 65, 66 S i..mm/l. 9J SLu..11..11. 103 S i..mmon.11. 123 Si..nk 126 Skeen 140 Si..nclai..tt 145 Shi..nne.11. 148 Si.nett 152 Si..e6e.1t 97 Smi..th 29 , 41, 60 61, 71, I 00 I OI, 129 Smyth 54, 55 Sni..de.11. 12 9 VifCSDS& Appalaobian Notes Smock 152 Sou.de.11. IOI S owe.tt.11. 9 S pen.11.v- I 0 Spa11.11. (Spah1t) 18 22, 27 Spa11.ffe. 11. JO, JJ Spatt11.ow 70 S peett ( S peett.11. Spea11..11.) 86, 94 113 S paufl/1. 97 Spa/l.h. 97 Spence 112, 11 6 Speattow 15J StaLLattd 86, 91, 92 Stout 155 S towe11./L 153 Steele 108 Stac!i- 105 Sta11.'k 82 Su.ppL Sti..th 70 Stattkey 67 Stanback 67 S tewattt 61, 116 Steven.11.on 62 , 90 Stowe1t11. 40 Sti..6Le 22, 2 7 , 2 8 Stet.11.on 14 StokLe!f 12 Stone 10 St. Clai..tt 41 152 St. !John 99 Sutton IOI, 151 Suth.ettland 105 Su 11./ace 129 Sumnett 9 Swi..lJ,ell. 73 SwaLZ/l. 125 Swan.lion ! JO, ! JI !J6 S v-ke/l. I OJ, I 04 Tay Lo n. ( Tav-Lo ) 4 62, 66, !40 !48 Tavenott 61 Tab/l.cott 6 ~CL9:ffClll. t 85 laZi..a/ e1uw 102 Th.omp/l.on 2, 10, 12, 54, 551 60 123, 124 �Thoma.A_ 61, 102 Th.1ta-1..h.e11.. 62 Th.oma-1..-1..0 n 97 Th.ottnton 110 Ti..nnell 141, 142 144, 145 T i.. ff e11.. t ( T i..ffa 1t t _ Tv ff attl) 17, 18 I i. n.nen I 7 Towle-1.. I 2 Todd JO Tomli..n-1..o n 79 Tn.out 100 !.. n.av lo n. 84 I n.o u. tman 70 T11..u.e ( T 11..ew) 7 Tu ttlef!- 72 Tu.1tne1t 4, 71 Tu.m 6Le-1..lone 96 Tu. ff.fl- Le 129 ""&.Z e11.. 80, 29 I fl- n.ee 7 ll pd i.. k e I 26 /} p-1..u. It 4J {i/ h i. L e I 5 .2 Vla1te 5 {I) i.mm e11.. I 119 ll/att-1.. 9 Wi...n.. e 97 Walken_ 12 W i...Lco x- 9 Walli..-1.. J8 (I} i.. t to n 9 Wafj.man 42 Wi..LLi. a.m4 14 , 56 , 59 , 63 VJatki.n-1.. 8 I) I 06 87 , 91, 128, 152 V/a.n..1ten IOI Wi.. ch 17 Walte1t/l. 102 Wi.c hl i.n e ( Wi.. ckle i...n) 21, 22 Wallace 102, 104 V/i..t -L J I, 40 , 153 , 1511 112 lt/i..lk i.11./J JO Wade 112 V/i..l-1..on 50 , 150 , 83 Wan..d 114 (l} i_nlen..-1.. 56 Wat te1t-1..0n 140 {/) i../J..e 59 ll/alke1t !46, 147 ltJ11..a.!I 11 3 ll/an../011..d 148 W1ti. 9/? t 78, 156 Waldo1t/ (Waldtte/) Wo o 1 e t/ J 0 151 Wol/ e'n6 e. n.. ff e1L JJ VJeeklL 151 V!oo d 70 Wo1Lk man 155 V!e1Lt 150 fJJ!j-/LOn (),, 7 1 Weddle 149 (J}ool ( 18 , 23, 2 4 We1ttg 14J, 145 V/ell-1.. (Well e1L) 142, ! 4J 86 89) 90 !Joung 56 , 14 1 VJ ellLh. I 2 7 V/eave1t 126 We-1..ten..man IOI We61Lten.. 6 We66 56 Va.LLott 12 Va nce 82 Va u. -1..e 61 Ven.m i..LL i..o n 9 82 Suppl. 8J fJ/ h. i. tled9:.e JO Wh.i.tt J~, /OJ, 104, 15J 154 Wh.i.tma.n 73 , 128 V/h.on..ton 148 Wheelen.. 102, 128 Wh.i.take1t 151 The co/J..t o/ each ch.a.ttt n..emai.n/L 15 cent-1.. . We /i...nd i.t nece/l.-1..a.n..~ to u/J..e a man~la envelope wh e n vvu 011..den. mon..e th.an ~i..ve /J..h.eel-1... lhef!- co-1..t u-1.. II to 15 cenl/L acco n..d i.nff to /LLJ e - - po-1..taffe vatt i..e/L too . <; enetta.LLv /l.peaki.nfj-, ff-OU have -1..ent enou~h. to covett the co1Lt1L, /Lometi.me-1.. mon..e th.an enouffh. wh.i..ch. ha/L Deen depo1Li..ted i..n OU.IL ffene1tal /und-1... ~lea/l.e 1temem6e1t, th.i../J.. LIL volu.nteett wottk and take-1.. ti.me to o6tai.n fj.OUIL chattt-1.., -1..o a~aLn I a-1..k y ou t o be pati.ent . ffJa.tLJi. f).ane Vaden In Lhan.~e o/ ?edi..~ 1Lee Ch.a1Lt4 Southwe/J..te1tn Vi..tt~ i.ni..a ~. V!l'Qlld& App&laohtan Not.ef' <ienealo~i. c al S oci.et ~ 0. Box 12485 'Ro a no k e, Vi.. 1t i.. n i.. a <- 2 40 2 6 �BIBLE OF WILLIAM JEWELL Contributed by Colonal William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Virginia Entries in Bible of William Jewell of Montgomery Co ., Virginia . The Bible is now in the possession of Mrs. Iva Geary of Roanoke , Virginia . (1949) BIRTHS William Jewell was born January 25 , 1800 Mary Jewell was born August 3rd , 1805 The firs t born of Wm and Mary Jewell was born May 17th, 1827 Martha Jewell was born May 16th 1828 Eli zabeth Jewell was born October 5th, 1830 Mary Jewell was born March 2 , 18JJ Christinah Jewell was born August 7th, 1835 Virginia Jewell was born April 15th, 1838 James T. Akers , son of George and Elizabeth, born June 25th, 1852 William B . Akers , born Feb:ruary 4th , 1854 DEATHS Our first born , May 17th, 1827 Martha Jewell died October 25th , 1833 Elizabeth Akers died Feb:rua:t]! 11th, 1854 William Jewell Departed this life January 11, 1886 Emeline Jewell departed this life Feb . 10th, 1890 Mary Jewell departed this life Feb. 24th , 1890 Virginia Overstreet Departed this life Sept 15th, 1891 Sarah Jane Jewell , wife of William H Jewell , departed this life Feb 28 , 1886 George Akers dept . this life June 18th 1890 T. C. Overstreet was called from time to eternity August 20 , 1891 James T. Akers dept . this life Aug 10, 1901 D3.niel Shelor dept . this life Dec 24, 1909 Isiah Sumner MARRIAGES William and Mary Jewel were married July 24th, 1825 George and Elizabeth Akers were married June 11 , 1851 T. C. and Virginia Overstreet were married June 18, 1855 George and Nancy Akers were married Dec 27 , 1855 I siah and Mary Sumner were married Oct ?th, 1858 William H. Jewell and Sallie J . Tavis were married Oct J, 1872 Christinah Jewell and Il3.niel Shelor were married December 17 , 1874 James F . Miller and Lucinda Jewell were married Sept 7 , 1880 John Aquilla Weeks and Margaret Jewell were married August 27 , 1882 William H. Jewell and Cora L. Winston were married Jan 25 , 1893 Isaac Nunely and Lucinda Miller were married December 28 , 1893 (note : from a typed copy) VtrgJ.nta Appataohian No~n L �l NON- EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES HECEIVED THE LIVING TREE NEWS, Vol . 12 #1 , Fall 1985, published by ll:.irri.s Co un ty Genealogical Society, PO Box 391, Pasadena, TX 77501. 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Box 9134 Bellevue Station, Richmond, VA 23227. Vol 14 #6 announces Reunion will b~ held 20 & 21 J une 1986 in Richmond, VA THE VANDAL NEWSLETTER A Communication link bet ween dC"s cendants of Abr a ham and Mary Vandal. Published qu arterly . Wayne Vandal Maste rson, Editor, PO Box 193 Bull Shoals, Ark 72619 V1rasns& Appalachian Notes �PRE-CIVIL WAR IETTER 1u~~/h, ~r2tf. . .. ' . ,j _ • /EStJ . �&& rd . NL fh-~,l}~<-..de .,, ~· ~,~~~ k<.J ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~z~ ~ 41'~ "--~ . /~~ ;,,, I<> d'e ~ ~ ~ ~~~/ ~ ~ d ~~ ..9-7~ 'h<d.d4. ~ da~ · ~ '~s~~ad~e-?~~ ~ IL/~ ~~ ~~ ~··tt:U ~ ~ ~.' ~(V &~~4;:­ ~. ~ ~ k.. &h-red ~· &<4/,(th~, kc~ .t<- · ~/~.h~ ~ ~ ~ ..., 1,_.,h ..• ti ~7 lJaA~,J' ~ ~ . ·. c/ a;:, ~µ 14~~;- ~ ~ -4~e. ~ ~~~ ldtt- 0-<JQ ~ ~ ~ 4~ ~ ~ ·~ - ~,.,,._J- .tlf,.dL--- ~· ... ~· &- q " ' / ~ ~ ~ ~ 6-~Q ~ A/ UH-c:-:::f ~ ~~ ~ efcJ A ~ a;;:-~~~-..1:. . 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I have taken a o:FJU.r .::1. be~or ~ dcll ~ r f!V2 w i '::h d ~y C\C 1·:. now~ ~~dge~nents. jis?ased o f nr::2 :<~·1 85 0 . de~tcr ~~e An ri i •r:£·m'i d~ sc onti ~ ued. sL:':.'scri ption tc the "Union 11 C• P :- '-rt::> r(~c:eipt~ th r::i.t i t i s Th i~ is up to t h s:on Dr~cemb «:::r l-::..1 be what you desi red . You s2e m to be in the midst cf an interesting can vafs for the Convention, to be held in October to r2·f orm Con sti-l:- _tticn. You se(?.ITI too tc ha·.'e no c;ea.rth 8 f c~ r~ c -:d2,-:-es, -F r c~1 ll.!hic:h to select the R2p:-"::2sent .:::i.ti ve s ·for ~;c.u r 'c.·:"!-.':,:71;:.:: s; ;· ·1:";(2 <3t<:l.te believe th.::i.t there is sc3rce l:J as g r eat a a s cf p ersons, presented for consideration: ;;:;:- .,,.. ":i if' t i-, ''!:.' rr: ..::-i. n i f es t i::1. t i n !·1 s g i v en t hr o LL g h t he n e u.r s ;:>aper s , an s from · ~· :-, a1-i:: I ,.., ear ., f r ('J m c: i t : z e :is cf t he D i st r i ct , pa~ s i r. g ( F' a ss i n g ) t'." 1"c:r:._·. ;;i·: '.,._:,:\·5hJ.rq~1!:· cn •1 th e Chi e f differ~"!nce of opi:1icn a mong ~LlUr . ::::·n-·. (~.icL\l::c?'.:i is., t:-, ·:.\ t s ome ~re in f "-:<.vour of remo'.:jelling e v er ~-:.1 r''..";t ,~ i.::t. · ?-i~t ~ ~f But I ~pinions, 1 t~in g; whils th2 o~hers ~re for sweepi n g awa ~ "ever y th i~g ~n d a over t2~t~~ith e if not sc c~er . Refcrrn is ~ ece fsar~ < , ; 12 ;: t-: ':; ·,s ;~:.. r t,.~ ) -:c-t n d ;::or Cl !::. er ; '.:Ju t J. t" 1 s v .~ r 1.-.:J u r: f or ·c ...m ,::i. t e , t o :r1 i s t 21. ~:: 8 .:?i. l ~ ch,.:.i r> ·: ;e :-::ir r21;o:-· :r: I t ~~-::;; ver~-:1 important, I t h ink for th-=:~ ~eoPle t o selec t men of good practical se n se as their repr~sent3tiv2s i n this v i e w. l~ttl~ ~ ~ ny thin gs see~ defective as our co~s titution GOW stands rush ~il l be made u pon them, but it will de pend greatly upon t he character of the substitutes adopted in their place change or not. These LL1 !-1e t h !:'.? r Ll.J e ~::, h 2 l 1 bene~ited by a not only be correct in t h eory and principle, substitutes must b~t the~ must be wel l perfected in form and de~ail. 3nd a We will have an extension of the right of suffrage,- that will be easily =arried out. But when ~e come to the Coun ty CC" ..<:~· '.:" S !:.~ s t e rn t ~·1 ere i ~=.; d i f f i cu 1 t y • I t i s very c J. ear t ha t i t :i s b~sed upon a wrc ~ 3 prin ciple now, so far as the appoi n tment o f the Justices is ccn cer ned . A self perpetuating body n eit h er appoint~d by, nor amenable to the people i s an an o~ aly in d PDPU l ar .-· e pre~;en t ;;;\ t i './e goverrimen t . :But when uJe mak e the magist rates electi v e 3n d disconnect them with the Sheriffalt~, hew shal l they be paid for their servi c es. This and many other su estio n s of det ail arise , which will require great practical !·-.:. "!. en t . As t o t he '--TLJ. d g es 1 t h e e v i 1 s w h i ch we l ab or u n de r , g row more out of the tenure by which they hold office than the mode of their appointment. We find it almost impofsible (impossible) �'70 to get rid of a judge wh o has become incompeten t since th e t• J• me of his appointment. We should therefore limit their term s t. tJ seven or eight years, and leave the import ant matters of cJetelil~ to the good sense of the Convention. Th e character of t~8 elections made for some ye ars past by the Legislature h ~s g~11e far t o produce the general conviction, th a t popular elec ti~ns might be better and could n ot be worse. I hope s ome check will be put upon th e p ower of th e Lesis lature to s pe nd money. But I mu s t des Js t. T~ e one id ~ a t l-1 a t I h C."\ v e been en de av our i. n g t c:i p r es e n t i s t h "? r. e ~ E? f s i. t ~ ( necessity) for goad pr act i c:a J. sense :i. n the Cor.ven t i on ----As to the adjustment JHll? I fear th c-"i t well coincide with ~ ours, as has been usual it very muc h, reg"'et I corv:!.ctions, I should be ffl!:-1 views do nnt b etwe~ n c:;s ~s I wc-r·e no t veo- r !:;J clear .1n rr.y to revic~w then·~ :1 n orden t o But I a m very dec i•.::l e:i in rr1y and i-f broug~: t discover where the error lies . -- the adjustme n t Bill will operate, and j s d ~~~gn~ d tc: o;::;erate as a surrendF.·'n on th E~ part of tt"1e South. I cl c:i no t b E: l i eve t hat a sens i b 1 e man in the Sen ate , b t"? l :i eves f CJ r a r> in::t ant that under this Bi ! 1, thP South wi 1 J. h a ve the sl iSJ l1 test cha n ce fo~ a foot of the territor~. And then we are to P nd our Pc\rt of the mcme!:.l to Te:·:as, -- to admit thE" riqht of Co 1.grefs. CCon gr~ss) ta irterfere with Slaver~ in the Di s trict of Cci l u mb i ci ., - and to accept aver!:! inci.dpquate ci.nd ins•_t~ficieri ~ provision fo r the recapture of f~git~ve slaves. A~d a f te~ all it will bE"~ no sr:::? t -l: J. em2nt c1•"' the questicn . T 1··e. l.J 1.:i1r1c.it Pr ov .i.sci u.• i 1 l come u p as .2. i n , a n d be pa f s e d ( Pass c~ d ) t CJ ..:i •1 :i. f t ti e I\! o '" t h fin d i t necefsary <necessar~> for th eir purR ~ses to do so T h is :E. i 1 l does:, n o t k i J. l i t ~ an d i s no t b .:1. s e d , a ':5 1 t s !-· o u :1 d be u p .:: r 1 convic~io~= t~12 that idea the P roviso i :; wrong. J-t- sj mP l !d goE~s ·•·he:-:> i_•pon it is unnecefsar!:) <unnecessary), arid thereb!d g i v~ ~=, :i. t a c.t..tasi ·-sar•ction I t is needlefs (needles!:.; ) for rriE·, houJSlver , tc• c.11:.cu. ~s !::J DLlr ti111e anci ITl!:J paper with these d iscu fsions < d~. s ·=L'. '3s:i.or:s). I hc3.ve toe: m L1ch confiden~e in !:!DUr i n t2· l }.19E·!·1ce ice:a. tha1:: to S.i!. PPos r.:· a:rea~~ that occurre d The I?. :L 1 1 i s I c:oL1.l d ma ke 2.n 'd to your mind. s t i 1l u r. d ...,~, r \ilh i ch suggest :i. on d i s cu f !:.:; i on < cJ j ~:: h a '.J n '.::it 1: u -:::, s i o;. > i n with doubtful prospects as to it s ulti ma~E ( F' c\ '.:': sag e ) . I 1· · a t h er t !": i n k i t l.JJ i 1 l n o t p a 'f s ( i:.1 a~=: ':. ) • s~nate~ t he p~f sa~~ I f :i t shc •_t:'.. d n ot, the t=:auth t11i ll thE:·n rallkl upon 36° -- 30' l i1.1·:' ~ and the::r•.=: fighting lL'ill ~:riumph o:-- be defeci.tr-::'d . In f'ight1ng fc:1~ that linE we shall be c arr~.n.r-g ou t the sp : r i t of th(:'> v.;. r;;~r.l..:.:., Res o lu~·i ons. In s=.ustainjng ti·,e adJustme:1 t Bi] i~ we shoulc:i bE utterl y disregardi ng those Re so lut~~ns . ·u"e It w ~:\!::- e. cU vs t mer. 4: " SE:'t-!ti•·:s ti,,:~..._ t h at F:i ll.rT1c::1ri:.> wouJ d co:r;e 0 1...1t to·~ "tr·<:> lLJ ho.!. E.1 i fl f 1 LtE•n ct~ in i ·I. •:. fa ··;1c~ J?.•..t ~ it h;::.s cau 1:3 ht tl1 €:' pre v<:~::. :t:1,n ·~3 s;p:l'·j·•: o·r. -i- :·, c::; t:i:·1. ~· ~,,.. ar: d sa:i.d a. "1 d u si;;? hi i:. l ie �11 ::::::J i; c l 1_:·:.~2c:! - ::ts ':h at t he '' mL:m 11 po l i c y is t h e best. Since h e h a s s otte n i n t o th e P r e s i dent i a l cha :t r, he h a s ~~in l on s f or t h e p u b l ic ~ ar. vau h av e s e en h is ca c inet a nd ~~ds e fr o m them what h ~ s µo l i c ~ wi l l be. no can th 2 t t he µ resp ects f e r t h e far min g ( ? ) interest ar e ne ve r ma~e an y ~ r ofes s ions of l o ve f or the p e opl e , ~ , ope ! 2 ~o d. ! ·-,,-:- r-.:\ u ····•= su c:h p ro f es si o ns :1 r e so o f i:· en m.: :;de wi th bacJ d esign s . an ~f 5oc i atio n ( associat i o n > wi th pr o f e ss ion a l politic i a ns, i s VRr y a p t to exh ib it t o our v iew in a s t ron g 2 r l i ght, th e '.~1.Lc:.;i ni~:· !.:,i , the im por t.:a n c: e a nd t h e pur i t!::I o f t he ? a rmin g ( ? ) f ut i ' l t e r es t . I r..: f t e ,-, • I :-::: •. :1 a m a l wa ys 3m ~i t h g rea t f r · .i ' ? n d k k = c.._, . gl ~ d to h ea r fro m y o u , and wish y ou wo ul d w r i~ e regar d ~. o :: c ck NOTE: The original letter by M. S. Bocock is in the possession of Benjamin Cowan Shields, Jr. of Richmond, Virginia . This letter was contributed by Susan Harris, 9500 Benbow Rd, Richmond, VA 23235. "The letter is by a M S Bocock, there is no reference as to whom the letter was addressed. The only clue is that M S Bocock is i dentif ying himself as a southerner and the tone of the letter indicates the addressee was a Northerner. On the first page of the letter in the upper left hand corner, there is a raised letter symbol of a building with the word "Congress,. over the building. "I found this letter interesting for 2 reasons - the first being the obvious fact that Mr Bocock was an educated man. This is one of the few personal letters I have come across during that period that the author s pelled corectly. " the second and by fa r more important aspect of the letter is that it gave me insight into the firm beliefs & pride of the Southerners . " ps - M S Bocock possibly resided in Richmond, Va . He i s not t o my knowledge, related to me. The letter was given to my father , Benjamin C Shields, Jr. by his aunt, Virginia Frankland (Butler) Priddy. I' m not s ure how she came across it.),. �7:2. Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Abshire 108 Adkins 107 Adkinson 107 Agee 111 Allen 72 Anderson 58, 73 74, 86, 106 Armstrong 81 Atkinson 105 Aul/Awl 58 Bailey 59, 91 Banks 89 Barker 54 Barnard 92 Barnett 85 Basham 113 Bell 91 Bennett 67 Bess 58 Bird 84 Blakeley 102 Blankenship 69,108 Bococ k 82, 83 Bogle 87, 88 Bolt 92, 93 Boothe 114 Bouldin 82 Bowles 116 Brewer 107 Brinega r 80 Broyles 114 Byrd 84 Callihan 56 Cameron 114 Carter 70, 83 Cherokee 102 Clapsaddle 77 Clay 57 Cole 63 Coleman 96, 107 Cook 114 Cormany 75 Crawford 114, 115 Creech 80 Crow(e) 96, 97 Davis 63, 89 90 , 104 80 Dean Deaton 56 Howell 67, 68 92 Hunter Delaney 86 Devault 77 Hutton 75 Dewald 77 Hutzell 69 Dewalt 77 James 100 Donithan 94 Jaynes 107 82 Jessee Doss on 57 108 Dudley 72 Johnson Dungan 98 Jones 107 Durham 102 Justice 108 Ellixson 71 Keisor 56 Emmons 86 Kelly 80 Fallen 85 Kester 104 106 Lambert Fannin 69, 85 Fannon 85 Leffell 77 72 Lee Farmer 81 Ferguson 65 Lindsay 112 80 Marple Fields 67, 68 Fisher 79 Marrs 85 Fletcher 59 Mason 99 Foster 109 Maxwell 85 Franklin 91 McClannahan 95 69 McCowan/McCowin 76 Ga ugh 56 Mccown 76 Gaw Gillespiey 81 Mccroskey 56 105 McGowan Glover 76 Gollehon 98 McMahon 84 56 Meadows Goodwin 53 Graham 92 Medley 55 Gray 110 Meredith 91 Grice 65, 66 Miles 91 Griffith 57 Minter 82 92 Mocabee Grimes 80 110 Mongola Gross 69 58 Hackney Montague 95 Hager 59' 60 Montgomery 109 105 Moore Hale 88 112 Hall Morgan 52 Hardy 83 Neely 58 69 Newman Hare 91 Harless 52,54 Numan 91 105 O'Brien Harvey 71 74 Packwood Hash 101 106 Patterson Havens 76 78 Hill Peck 68 86 Pierce Hoge 55 80 Holland 113 Plank 79 Pol(e)son 90 Hott Virginia Appalaohf8n Wotes Poulson 90 Prichard 57 Rakes 62 Redpath 94 65 Reyn o lds Rhea 99 Robertson 102 Salmon 57 Sanford 105 Scott 54,100,103 116 Shaver 92 Shepherd 52, 61 Smith Stanfield 89 Steel 85 Stewart 57, 109 Stone 53 112 S torrn 69 Stowers Swearingen 56 68 Tennant 62 Terry 80, 103 Thomas Thompson 106 92, 1 05 Thornton 67, 68 Thrash 64 Tinnell 98 Tilson 69 Tracey Turner 94, 101 85 VanDyke Wade 97 Walker 57, 60 Weakley 109 Weaver 67 77 Weidner 61 Whitamore 85 Whitley 111 Whitman 64 Wil l ett 53 Wi l liams Wilson 64 Winfrey 60 Wood 56 Wynn 80 Yates 64 �73 52 - 86 . Ne ed par e nts of Sarah Anne SMITH, b. 13 Jan. 1837; d. 26 Feb. 1907 , Boone Co . , WV; md . 1st John D. HARLESS, 29 Mar. 1852 or 53; md. 2nd Charles E . MORGAN on 1 3 J a n. 1873. Her 1st ma r . wa s performed by Rev. John SMITH . A relativ e ? Tr a dition is t h a t h e r f a ther was either Abram or Jordan SMITH and mother wa s Is a bell a -?- of Boone or Kanawha Co., VA , now WV. Billie R. LEWIS , 1104 Voncile St . , L a ke Wa les , FL 33853 53 - 86. Ne e d proof of n a me of 1 st wife of Isa a c WILLIAMS, son of Phillip WILLIAMS o f Giles Co., VA. Isaac's 2nd wife wa s Rachel STONE whom he md. in Mar. 1835 in Kan a wha Co . , VA (now WV) . First marriage was in Giles or Montgomery Co . , ca 1814-17 and by th a t wife had Ida WILLIAMS who md. Patterson MEADOWS. Billi e R. LEWIS, a ddr e ss above . 54 - 86 . Need a n c estry of Spicey SCOTT , b. c a 1780-90 prob . Buckingham Co., VA; d. Boone Co. , VA (now WV) ca 1850; md . Isaac BARKER a nd had dau. Eliza BARKER who md . Phillip H. HARLESS . Bil l ie R . LEWIS, address a bove . 55 - 86. Need info on MEDLEY a nd PIERCE a nc e stors. (Joseph) Na tha ni e l MEDLEY , b . NC, 20 Jan. 1826, md. 5 Mar. 1846 , Smyth Co., VA, L y dia. PIERCE of whom I know nothing . Their children: Louisa Jane , b . 22 Feb. 1848; Lydia Caroline , b . 29 May 1850; James Franklin, b. 18 June 1851; Sarah E., b . 2 Oct. 1855; William Hen ry , b . 14 Jun e 1856; America Ann, b. 1858; Melvina F., b.24 June 1860 . All children b. Smyth Co., VA. Virgel Mae MEDLEY REED, P. O. Box 2. Cambridge, IL 61238 56 - 86. Wm. A. GOODWIN, son of Abner and Sarah DEATAN, son-in-l a w of John F. WOOD, of K a nawha Co., in mid 1800s; Charles F. KEISOR , who worked for printer i n Charleston and d. in 1912; Mary Cole SWEARINGEN of Rockbridge md . 1789, gr a nddau. of John McCROSKEY; Ca pt. John GAW of Shenandoah Co ., during the Re v., a nd Cha rles CALLIHAN of Bath Co., during the Rev. Any help appreciated , will exchange info on these families. Gene A. CLARKE, 9241 Wi l son Mills Ro a d , Chesterl a nd , OH 4 4026 57 - 86 . Tabitha CLAY md . Absolum STEWART, 1798 , Montgomery Co . Nee d to lea rn Tabitha's f a ther's n a me. Wm . and Dereus PRICHARD of Gr eenbrier and Russell Cos . after Rev. ; Wm. SALMON, son of Rowl a nd SALMON , b . 1 779 , Hen r y Co. ; Jac o b / John WALKER, who moved to Carter Co. , KY in 1 785; Geo. Wa sh. JESSEE , b . 1830 , Russe l l Co . ; Ben jamin and George GRIFFITH of Franklin Co. An y help a ppreci a t e d o n the s e famil ies. Wil l exchang e . Rosemarie CLARKE , 9 241 Wilson Mills Roa d , Chesterland , OH 44026 58 - 86. Need parents of David ANDERSON, b. 1794 , p robabl y Giles, Botetour t or Montgomery Cos., VA; md . Jane HACKNEY, Giles Co., VA , 1812 . Could Dav i d be the son of J oseph and Sarah BESS ANDERSONN of Giles Co . ? Wha t ANDERSON rod. Nancy AUL/ AWL, widow of Benjamin AUL/AWL of Montgomery Co? Is Dav id ANDERSON, b . c a 1 740s of Botetourt Co . the brother of Robert ANDERSON who md. Ma rga r e t NEELY in DE? .\1r . Terry ANDERSON, 111 5 U . S . 68, Maysville, KY 410 5 6 59 - 86. Alem HAGER md. 11 Dec. 1823 to Eliz a b e th BAI LEY in T azewell Co ., VA. He £ a rmed in Mercer Co., VA. Some childr en we r e Russell HAGER , Rhonda HAGER FLETCHER , Andrew Greenville HAGER. All of Bea v e rpond , Mercer Co . Need d ates of bi rth and j e ath and names of parents and siblin g s of Alem HAGER and El i zab eth BAILEY . Oave KUHN, 3870 Concord St . , J a ck s onville , FL 32205 60 - 86. Burr e ll WINFREY, b . c a 1821 ; d. -?- ; md . to Nancy Orin a WALKER. They farmed in Mercer Co . , VA , from c a 1 8 50 . Some c ni l dren: Ch arles WINFRE Y, Mifflin W. WINFREY a nd Rebecca WINFREY HAGER. Ne ed d ates of birth and death and names of parents a.nd siblin gs o f Burrell WINFREY and Na n cy Orina WALKER. Dave KUHN, address a bove . 61 - 86 . Ne e d p a r e nts or a n y info o n Eli za b e th WH ITAMORE , b . ca 1810 , VA, and brother , Wi l l i a m WHITAMORE, b . May 1818, NC . Eli zab eth md . ca 1830 William SMITH and William WHITAMORE md . Ma ry Jan e SMITH , sis t er? of William . Both families livin g Buncombe Co . , NC , 1830; Clay Co., KY, 1850 . WH I TAMORE and SMITH families sa id to b e from s outhwest VA . Will exchange i n f o. Mrs. Dorothy HALE AMIS, 8730 F e rn cli ff Av e ., N.E ., Ba in b ridge Is land, WA 981 10 Vtrgin:la Appale.ohian NoUis �62 - 86. Wish to correspond with anyone int er e st e d in t h e TERRY a n d RAKES :fami l ies o f Franklin County 1 VA. Also need the names of Joseph Penniman TERRY' S (b. 176 1 Ches Lcr fie ld Co . , VA) children . E. B. JOHNSON, 15834 Drysdale, Southgate , MI 48 19 5 63 - 86 . Desire all info on children of Charles and Eli zabeth COL E n nd Ha r mon nn d Ha nnah DAVI S. Char l es and Elizabeth COLE md. Grayson Co., VA, 16 Ma r. 1 795. Wish t o c orr es po nd with any descendants . Mrs. Camilla DEAN, RD 3, Box 82. Cambridge Sprin gs , PA 1 6403 64 - 86 . Need dates of birth and death of Jame s WILLETT, md. 21 Fe b. 186 7 t o Em ily w. YATES , Roanoke Co , Daus: Nanie WILLETT TI NNELL and Maggie WILLETT WILSON. An y i n fo on these families appreciated . Mrs. Agnes HARTON, E . 3623 9th Av e nu e . Spok a n e. WA 99202 65 - 86 . Searching for ancestors of Mary Polly REYNOLDS , b . 5 Dec . 1812 , md . 1827 to Ge orge GRICE, Roanoke Co. Parents: Larkin REYNOLDS and Hann a h FERGUSON . Who we r e t h e i r p a rents and where did they come from? Mrs . Agnes HARTON , a ddr ess a b o v e . 66 - 86 . Samuel GRICE d. 1832-1839 (?), Roanoke Co. Nee d n a me s an d ot h e r info for wif e, :fathei· and mother. Children of Samuel: Laven ah , Amos, Ha nn a h , En oc h , Eli , J o hn , Ma r y, Job, Jos e ph , George, Phebe, Samuel, Elizabeth, Nancy and Lydie. Wh e r e did GRICE .f a mily o ri g in a te? Mrs. Agnes HARTON , address above. 67 - 86 , Seeking info regarding John Abram M.ARPLE (b . 1775 PA - d. 1847 ( W) VA) , a nd Barbary Ann WEAVER MARPLE (b . 1771 MD - d . 1858 (W)VA) . Md . 1794 Mo n o n gal ia Co . , (W)VA. Resided: Mononga li a , Harrison, Lewis, Barbour, Upshur Cos., (W)VA. Childr e n : Mos es (Eli za beth); Jacob D. (Nancy); John Weaver (Ruth); Amos (Jemima); Elizabeth (Eli as BENNETT) a nd Eliz a A. ( Paschal W. HOWELL-Willi am THRASH). I ris Lambert HALL, 2819 5th Av e . , Pu e blo, CO 81003 68 - 86. Seeking info regarding Paschall W. HOWELL (d . 184 3 (W)VA) a nd Eli za MARPLE HOWELL ( b. 1812 (W)VA-d . 1893 (~VA) . Md. 1831 Lewis Co . , (W)VA. Resided: Le wis, Harrison , Barbour Wood, J a ckson a nd Ritchie Cos . , (W)VA. Children: Larkin D. (Erna lin e ); Willi a m M. (El z ena ' TENNANT) ; Jacoo (Hannah); Monroe (TENNANT); Moses (Mary J a ne PECK) a nd Oliv e (unmd) . Eliza MARPLE HOWELL md. second William THRASH . I ris Lambert HALL . a ddr e s s a bov e . 69 - 86 . Seeking info rega rding Joseph P. LAMBERT (son of John , Sr.) and Su sa nna HUTZELL LAMBERT . Md . 1815, Wythe Co., VA . Last found in Bl a nd/Tazewe ll/Gil e s Cos . , VA. Children: Addison (Christine STOWERS); Lucinda (HARE); Juli a (BLANKENSHIP); Ma ry (MONGOLA); Ma rtha (TRACEY); Susan (GAUGH); Edwin (MaryLAMBERT-Susan HARE); John Lewi s (Nan c y STOWERS) ; Isaac (Rebecca) and J o seph Guy . Possibly Pr~scilla (Hiram LAMBERT). Iris La mbe rt HALL , addr ess above. 70 - 86 . Wa nte d: Confirmed names of Cary CARTER'S p a rent s and l as t n a me of Mahala, his wife . Cary was b. 1794- 6 . He is on the Henry Co . , VA census 1820 thru 1860. Cary's f a ther supposed to be Car y who came from Albemarle Co. with brothers Philip and Dabney . This info unconfirmed. REWARD $25 - Wi l liam T. CARTER, 4435 Cordell Dr., S . W. , Ro a noke, VA 24018 71 - 86 . James Stephen ELLIXSON b . ca 1816, NC, where and when did he die, possibly Person Co. NC? He md . Sar a h Elizabeth O'BRIEN, 1845 , Granville Co . , NC, when and wher e was she b. and d. ' Issue: Mary Ann, James A. , Lewi s, Ruffin, George, Elizabeth and Martha. Nee d all dates, places a nd spouses. Jodie UPDIKE, Rt. 1, Box 281, Billings, Missouri 65610 72 - 8 6. John H. ALLEN, b. ca 1807 possible Campbell Co . , VA, md. Edna DUDLEY in 1832, Campbel l Co . , who were t h e ir parents? 1'fno were their children, one known son, George Washington ALLEN, b . 1837 , Campbell Co. , md. Eliza Butler FARMER? Need a n y info on this fa mily. Jodie UPDIKE address ab ove. 73 _ 86. In 1808 , John ANDERSON, son Mahl on and family, removed from J e ff e rson Co., VA to Ross Co . , OH; l a t e r to establish village of Andersonville. Family tr a dition mentions the ANDERSON' S of Goldmin e (Ha nover Co . , VA) . Wi s h to correspond with persons having knowledge of t h i s fami l y o f ANDERSONS. J. Mahlon ANDERSON, 115 Devon Drive, Mauldin, SC 29662 74 - 86 . Rosie HASH lies buri e d in the Fox Creek Primitive Bap·tist Church Cemetery (Grayson Co.) . Be li eve t his t o b e Ro s amond ANDERSON (HASH), wife of J ohn . Nee d info on where this couple was rod , Wil l e xcha n g e info. J . Ma hlon ANDERSON, address a bove . 75 - 86 . Mahlon HUTTON , son of J ames HUTTON (Wa shington Co., VA) md. Eli z abeth CORMANY in 1852, Grayson Co . Wou ld like t o c orr espond with anyone researching th e se f a mi lies. J. Mahlon ANDERSON, a d dr ess a bove . �76 - 86 . Is irnyone researching the McGOWAN family? Need info on Francis McGOWAN/McCOWAN/ McCOWN/McCOWIN who shows up in Orange Co. records in 17 40- 1750, his wife, their parents and ch ildr en . Can anyone v e rify that his wife was Mary/Margaret PATTERSON? Ginger BALLA.RD, 4657 Blanco Driv e, San J ose, CA 95129 77 - 86 . (1) Jacob DEVAULT/ DEWALT/ DEWALD , etc . d. 1834, Scott Co., VA . Where is he buried? Need d ate of birth and wife's name -- w::.s i t Barbara WEIDNER? (2) John LEFFEL, md . Botetourt Co ., VA, 22 May 1805, Catharine CLAPSADDLE. Need his paren t s or any info about this family. Charlotte HONTZ, 5808 Malvern Rd . , N.W., Qoanoke , VA 24012 78 - 86. Trying to loc a te "l ast will and testament" of Thomas HI LL who left land in Mercer Co . , KY to William and Robe r t HILL. This land was sold by Wm. and Robt. in 1794. The land had been origi n ally gra nted to Th omas HILL. Ruth GULLBORG, #2 L amertin Lane, St. Louis, MO 63122 7 9 - 86 . David FISHER b. ca 1780 , VA, md. Susannah-?-. Children: John, 1814; Margaret, 1818; Mary; Nancy; Martha A. , 1830, a l l b. VA. Family l ater in Pickaway Co . , OH, where John md. Margaret - ?- and Margaret md . J aco b HOTT . All later moved to Piatt Co ., IL. Need info on p ar en ts o:f Dav id and Susannah; marriage; birth dates and places . Will exchange. Kay GOEGGLE, RR #1, Box 660, Ferriday, LA 71334 80 - 86. I nfo needed on the following families who may h a ve been in VA aro und 1820: BRINEGAR, C REECH, DEAN , FIELDS, KELLY, MOCABEE , PLANK, THOMAS and WYNN. Write Lloyd DEAN , Rt. 6, Box 498, Morehea d, KY 40351 81 - 8b. Rev . Johu Brickey LEE, b . 1812, son of Dr. Jon athan LEE of Botetourt Co . , md. Adeline GILLESP I EY, dau . of Charl es GILL E SP I EY and Mary ARMSTRONG, immigrants, who settled in Bedford Co . GILLESPI EYs believed to be buried 1850-1851 in a Roanoke Co. Cemetery then named Hollywood Cemetery. Where i s Hollywood Cemetery? William HARPER , 1054 Swathmore Dr ., Atl anta, GA 30327 82 - 86 . Seeking parents o f Drury W. BOCOCK b . ca 1808 who md. in Henry Co., VA ,1 830 Sarah DOSSON b . ca 1814 . Drury had one dau ., Sarah E ., who md . Thomas David BOULDIN . Another d au., Matilda J. , md. Joseph Ja ckson MI NTER . All of Henry Co ., VA. William T. CARTER, 4435 Cordell Dr . , s . w. , Roa nok e, VA 24018 83 - 86 . Seeking parents of Curtis HARDY b . ca 1804; also parents of his wife Mary BOCOCK , b . ca 18 10 ; md. 1831 in Hen ry Co . , VA . l{is dau . , Margaret Elizabeth HARDY, md . 1856 Edward H. CARTER . Would like to contact others working on these lin es . Wi lli am T . CARTER, address above . 84 - 86. What became of George BYRD, Wife Mary, dau . Eli zabeth, who md . Archelaus McMAHON, 1793, Grayson Co.? George sold l and an d disa ppears from records in Grayson ca 1800 . Did he have other chil dr en? Who were Richard BYRD, G. Creek, on 18 10 Personal Property Tax Lists of Grayson; Da vid B IRD (BYRD), P olly BIRD, on 1815 Personal Proper ty Tax Lists, Grayson Co.? Mrs. H. s. (Pat) SURFACE, 401 Surfac e Dr., T aze well , VA 24651 85 - 86 . Wi s h to locate a nd correspond with descendants of these early settlers of Tazewell Co . , VA : 1 . George STEEL - Ros anna FANNON 2 . Phillip LAMBERT - Aggy (Agnes?) (first wif e Mary?) 3 . Willia m B ARNETT'S son J aJnes P. BARNETT 4 . Samu e l MARRS's son Henry (wife, Elizabeth MAXWELL) 5. Robert WHITLEY - J a ne (Genny) 6 . Sarah .FALLEN 7 . Sophia VAN DYKE. Mrs . H . S. (Pat) SURFACE, address abo v e. 86 - 86 . Moses HUNTER, b. 1808. Where? His mother's name was Mary, and her 2nd husband was John EMMONS of Mont gomery Co . , VA. Moses md . Eli zabet h HOGE , d a u. Willi am and Margaret ANDERSON HOGE i 11 1833, Mont gomery Co . , VA. Does anyone know who Mary HUNTER'S parents were? P arke C. BOGLE, 1117 H igh St., Pula ski, VA 24301 87 - 86. Who wa.s Catherine, wi:fe of Andrew BOGLE of Giles Co . , VA? Andrew was listed in the Giles census until 1 830, when h e appeared in the Wythe Co. census. In 1833 or 34 he went to Was hin gton Co., I N. Any info on this family will be appreciated. Parke C. BOGLE, address above. 88 - 86 . Who was the wife of J ames BOGLE (first name Mary) who appeared in Montgomery Co., VA a bou t 1789? They h ad a son, John who md . Margaret---. What was h er last naJne? James also had dau . Mary who md . Enos MOORE and on Giles Co . d ea th register she is listed as having been born in Stat e of Maryland . Any h elp anyone? P a rk e C. BOGLE, address a bove. �89 - 86. Seek info on: 1. Mildred BANKS ' fax Co., VA. 2 . Mary DAVIS (parents), who were parents of Thomas STANFIELD whose w/l was Mary's 2nd husband. Lillian J. CREWS, family, she was l/w of Marmaduke STANFI ELD of Haliwas wife of Thomas BANKS of Bedford Co . , VA. 3. Who was Mary B. NEWMAN - North Farnham Parish? Thomas 2001 Shady Oaks Drive, Tal la hassee, FL 32303 90 - 86. Need to know parents, birthdate , and birth place of Abs alom POLSON (POLESON, POULSON) who rod. Delilah DAVI S in Franklin Co., VA, 30 Sept . 1 799. They lived lat e r Barren Co., KY . He d . between 1840 and 1850 . Could he have been a son of Andrew POLSON , a Revolutionary sol di er from Montgomery Co . who once lived in Franklin Co.? $50 r eward to fi rst person to document all above query. Henry C. PEDEN, Jr . , 707 Bedford Ro a d , Bel Air , MD 21014. 9I - 86. Need parents of: James MEREDITH , md . Sar a h "Sa lly'' BELL, 10 Oct. 1827 in Montgomery Co . , VA. Wil l iam MILES and Lucinda "Lucy" BAILEY, md . ca 1830 , Mont gome ry Co., VA . John Bry a nt FRANKLIN md. 24 Apr. 1792 Margaret NEWMAN (Marget NUMAN) d a u. of Con r ad NEWMAN in Bedford Co., VA . Ibnna B. PERRY, P. 0. Box 1894, Burney, CA 96013 92 - 86 . Need p a rents of Rebecca SHEPHERD md. Thos. THORNTON , 1 Jan . 18 42 , in Pu lask i Co. , VA. Need parents of Mary "Mollie" BARNARD md. 1796 to Chas. BOLT in Patri c k Co. , VA , widowed mother Lucy BARNARD consents . Need mother of Raebe l DELANEY md. Rob e rt GRAHAM. She is listed as Raebel GRIMES in her father's will (Samuel DELANEY) probated July 1812 . Donal d E. PERRY. P. o. Box 1894, Burney. CA 96013 93 - 86. Need info on parents of Chas. BOLT b . ca 1772. Where? Don al d E. PERRY , a ddress above . Whe re? Fathe r J oh n BOLT b . ca 1749 . 94 - 86 . Sain t DONITHAN lived in Pulaski area, 1500. Married Edul a Jeanett a "Mattie" TURNER, dau . of Silas Fred TURNER and Virginia REDPATH . Any info about the family itself or just tile name would be v e ry much appreciated. Barbro A. DONITHAN, 211 Rim Roc k Way, S.E. , East Wenatchee, WA 98801 95 - 86. Mary Thomas McCLANNAHAN b. 17 Ma y 1805 Botetourt Co . , VA; d . 1871 Christiansburg, VA. I have conflict in g dates of 20 May 1871 a nd 9 Nov. 1871; which is correct? Sh e md. Ri ce Daniel MONTAGUE; both are buried at Sunset Cemetery . Postage r efunde d. Richar d D. ROBINSON , 353 Ea st Lake Road, P a lm Springs , FL 33461 96 - 86. Emil y CROW(E) b . Culpepper Co . , VA; moved with parents to Montgomery Co . , VA when one year old. Father John CROW(E) md . Eliz a beth COLEMAN, d a u. of Wyatt, Culpepper Co . , VA, Apr . 1779. Any info about CROW(E) or COLEMAN famili es appreciated. Richard D. ROBINSON, address above. 97 - 86 . William Hamil ton WADE b. 19 Mar. 1798, VA; d . 11 Apr. 1857; buried in Christiansburg 1 VA where he was a n1ercha.nt; md . 7 July 1819 Emily (Milly) CROW( E) . Who wer e p a r e nts of William Hamilton WADE? Corr espondence invited an d a ppreciated; p ostage r ef unded . Richa rd D. ROBI NSON, address above. 98 - 86. Researching the GOLLEHON f amily of southwest VA. Need in fo on p a rents and siblings of Robert GOLLEHON b. ca 1780, near Statesville, NC(?) . Md. Anne TILSON ~ b . 29 Jan . 1791, dau. of Lemuel an d Mary DUNGAN TI LSON, da te unknown . Lived near Chilhowi e, VA. Robert h a d 2 (?) brothers, one went to Knoxville area of TN other to Lee Co. , VA . Kenn et h L . STURG I LL, 704 Cumberland St. , Marion, VA 24354 99 - 86 . Edward MASON came to America from Engl a nd in his 15th year. Inde ntured to widow of Ar chiba l d RHEA , Augusta Co., VA , p ar t of which he served in August a Co . and p a rt in Wyth e Co., VA . Served three tours as pr ivate with VA troops, Rev . War . Md . in Wyth e Co . , VA before moving to Knox Co., TN. Wil l correspond with a nyon e on this family. Mi ss Emi lie V. FAGYAL, 12141 Regency Drive, St. Louis, MO 6312~ lUO _ 86. Need info on parents and s iblings of William SCOTT a nd Ma ry JAMES, his wife . Resided Wythe Co., VA 1850 and Smyth Co . , VA 1860 , parents of 8 sons a nd 2 daus.: Willi a m Hix, David A., J a mes Aiken, Charles Wythe, Alexander Floyd, Henry H. , Stu a r t S. , John M. , Callie a nd Annie. J ack L. SLATE, Rt. 4, Box 298, Hillsville, VA 24343 Virgln!a Appa.l&ch.tan lfotes �7'l 101 - 86 . Need parents of Shadr ack TURNER (1720-1783) . Liv ed Henry Co . , VA 1779-1783. Also, need to know the maiden name of his wife Ann and who her parents were. Need parents of Samuel PACKWOOD (1745-1!-J Aug . 1824). He md. Elizabeth TURNER , dau. of Shadrack and Ann TURNER . Lived Henry, Franklin and Patri ck Cos. of VA 1782- 1824. Henrilee E. McCUTCHEON, 2941 Charlemagne Ave., Long Be a ch. CA 90815 · 102 - 86 . Salin a (Saliney) DURHAM was b. 9 Apr. 1843, Scott Co . , VA. Her first marriage was to a ROBERTSON. Her second marriage to P leasant BLAKELEY in Clay Co . , KY. Salina was part CHEROKEE. Does a nyon e h a ve h e r parents tucked away somewhere? Katherine DUTHORN, 46Wl09 Big Timber Road, Hampshire , IL 60140 103 - 86 . Searchin~ for parents and info on Nora Maranda SCOTT, b . Sept . 1880, Franklin Co., md . Cornelius Mont::igue THOMAS, 11 Feb. 1500 in Franklin Co . ; d. J an. 1967, Fayette Co . , WV. Also, need info on eh rly life of Cornelius Montague THOMAS , b. Franklin Co ., 1870. Who was his father? Mother's name Martha? Linda DELRIDGE , 3350 W. 97, Cleveland , OH 44102 104 - 86 . Seek info on Peter KESTER and Hanna h DAVIS, who md. 25 Dec. 1806 in Gr ayson Co . , VA. Wnere is Peter buried? Hannah moved to Clinton Co., OH after the death of her husband, ca 1814. Robert HULL, 5202 Myra Av e., Cypress, CA 90630 10~ 86. Need n ame of parents, birth, death an d marriage dates and place of birth and death for the following: (l) G-G-Gr andmother Margaret P. GLOVER, who md. Austin B. ATKINSON, 5 Dec. 1833, Bedford Co. VA . ( 2) G-G-Gr andmother Sarah Smith HALE, who md. Henry Bowyer HARVEY of Botetourt Co· , VA. (3) G-G-G-Grandparen t s William SANFORD and P enelope THORNTON, both probably of Hampshire Co . 1 VA. Mary Margaret SLICER, 3221 Hillcrest Ave. , N. W. , Apt. 1-302, Roanoke. YA 24012 106 - 86. Need info on J ames HAVENS, Jr. , b. 1820, md . Mary Jane THOMPSON, 1841, Wythe Co., VA. James HAVENS, Sr. , b . 1790, md. Abi gail FANNI N. Families lived in Tazewell, Montgomery and Wytne Cos . Need marriage records of the ANDERSON family for the period of 1830- 60 for Lee, Russell and Tazewell Cos. Mr . T erry ANDERSON, 1115 U . S . 68, Maysville. KY 41056 10 7 - 86 . Need info on Joel ADK I NS/ADKINSON, b. 1770, Pittsylvania Co., VA, a son of Richard ADKINS and wife Molly. John BREWER, b. 1760's, moved from southwest VA to Knox Co., KY in 1800. He had sons Jeremiah and Jacob? P eter COLEMAN, b . 1742 , d. 1808 in Grayson Co., VA , md. Abagail JAYNES/ JONES . His son Peter md. Charlotte a nd moved to Floyd Co., KY . Terry ANDERSON, address ab ove . 108 - 86 . ABSHIRE in Floyd Co. , Ezra d . in Need info on Simeon JUSTICE , b . 1787, probably in Pi ttsylvania Co . , VA, md. Polly 1809 in Franklin Co . Wil liam JUSTICE, b . ca 1746, md . Margaret JOHNSON , moved to KY ca 1807. Was Simeon his son? Ezra JUSTICE md . Rhoda ABSHlRE/ BLANKENSHIP . Isr ael/ Floyd Co . in 1821. Need his parents. Terry ANDERSON, address above. 109 - 86. Wish to correspond with anyone having knowledge of William STEWART 1 Sr . family of Wythe Co. , VA 1775- 1800. Wife Mary (MONTGOMERY?) tnd.' 1782. Wi..Lliam STEWART, Sr. possibly had a brother Daniel STEWART wno md . J ezebel FOSTER, 1783; also a brother John STEWART who md. Mary WEAKLEY of Hulif ax Co., VA, 6 Apr. 1775 . Wm . STEWART, Sr . an d family migrated to Hickman Co . • TN ca 1800 . Mr. Monroe STEWART, 111 Masonic Ave ,, Monroe, L A 71203 110 - 86. Seeking info about Martha GRAY b. 26 Nov. 1784, VA, md. 22 May 1800, Washington Co . , VA, Edm ond GROSS, b. 13 Mar . 1779 , VA. They soon settled in CaJJ1pbell Co . , TN where he helped found I ndian Creek Baptist Church . About 1837 they moved to Owen Co. , KY with several o f their sons . Was she possibly the dau. of Nathaniel GRAY who also c&me to Campbell Co. , TN from VA? Mrs. Barbara Ann RENICK. 311 Copa De Oro, Brea. CA 92621 111 - 86 . Seeking info about Joun WHITMAN possibly a Rev. War soldier who later settled in Campbell Co . , TN . He supposed ly only bad two sons whom h e left in Campbell Co. , TN to return to old home site in VA. They were John WHI TMAN and Jacob WHITMAN , b . 22 F eb . 1781, possibly Buck i nghain Co . , VA, d . 1858 , Can1pbell Co. , TN, md. Sarah AGEE also of Buckingh a m Co., VA. Mrs. Barbara Ann RENI CK, address above. 112 - 86. Seeking info about Matthew LINDSAY , b . in Scotland, settled possibly in Montgomery Co . , VA. His son, William LINDSAY , Sr., b. about 1770-1780 in VA d. 1 848 in Ca mpbel l Co., TN , md. Mary STORM, b. about 178j in VA, d. 1863 in Campbell Co ., TN, the dau . of Cornelius STORM of VA then Carter Co. , TN and t hen KY and Nancy HALL of VA . Mrs. Barbara Ann RENICK. address above. �'71! 113 - 86. Would like to correspon d with anyone working on the BASHAM r~mily in VA. I am coll ecting info in preparation for publisl1ing a book on the history of the BASHAM family. Wil 1 exchange info with anyone interested in this f amily. Special interest in Nathun BASHAM b. 1790 md. Mahala HOLLAND in Bedford Co. in 1829. L. Malcolm BASHAM. 10352 Whit e Rock Circle . Dallas, TX 75238 114 - 86. Joiln Samuel CRAWFORD, b. Pulaski Co., VA, 1854. Parent s : John J. BOOTHE, lived Raleigh Co . , WV, 1860-1870 - md. Margaret BROYLES, Monroe Co . , Knoxville, Maryville, TN, 1900-1927. Di ed Mercer Co., WV, lS27 - Children: and Bob CRAWFORD - Mae md . Don CAMERON (TN). Wish to contact descendant s in area. Jack B. CRAWFORD, 321 Northwood Dr ive, Pulaski, VA 24301 CRAWFORD, Susan WV, <.:a 1880 - lived Edgar, Jim, Ma e, Wade Knoxville, Maryville 86. Who are the parents of Samuel D. CRAWFORD, b. 1803 , in TN a nd Abi gail COOK, b. NC, 1758? Parents thought to be from TN area ca Bristol, a nd NC close to the Bristol and VA a rea. Md. Wythe Co., VA, 1824, lived Pul aski Co., VA, 1850. Died Mercer Co., WV ca 1860-1870. Ch ildr en: J ohn J . • William, Elizabeth , Margaret, Chester, Esther, Simon CRAWFORD. J ack B . CRAWFORD, nddress above. 115 - 116 - 86. Elijah SHAVER md. Mary Agnes BOWLES, dau . of Peter BOWLES, on 25 Sept. 1847. Need any help I can get on them. Virginia Midkiff GRAHAM, 4006 Clark Graham Rd., Huntingto n, WV 2570 1 "SALEM : A Virginia Chronicle," the fi~st-ever definitive history of Salem and packed with names of present and past residents, is due for delivery in l ate summer . One of our members Norwood C. "Woody" Middleton, is the author and the Salem Hi s tori cal Society, the publisher. The publicat ion pri ce is $25.95, but if you can get a check to the publisher on or before May 1, 1986, the price is $20, plus Virginia sa les tax of 80 cents and a $2 postage-handling fee if i t must be mailed . You can save the $2 fee by picking i t up in Salem upon pub lication. Mail your check payable to Salem Historical Society to David L. Foster, Treasurer, P.O. Box 201, Salem YA 2 4153 . Announcing the publication of Salem A Virginia Chronicle The First-Ever Comprehensive History of the City of Salem, Virginia ft is with considerable pride that the ~akm ~istorirnl ~ociti~ offers the work of one of its members in furtherance of a chartered objective "to publish writings which shed light on the h istory of the area." About the Book SALEM: A VIRGINIA CHRONICLE encom· passes a broad sweep of the story of Salem since il was founded in 1802 and packages a wealth of information between the covers of a book lhal will become a milestone in the preservation of the city's heritage. Opening with a chapter on Salem's emotion· charged transition from a town to a city in 1967 . 1968, the narration returns to "The Founding Years" and in chronological segments rela tes the fascinating story of peo· pie and events through 1985. Four chapters on turn-of-the-century Salem capture the full flavor of what life was like in a crucial period just beyond the memory of most of us. It's all the re: The home-front impact of three major wars, the boom-and·bust p e riod, the successes, the failures, th e move-ahead spirit that transformed dreams into reality . And scattered among full treatment of the big issu es is a ve ritable almanac of memorable events, with off·beat, human-interest touches about the people who have lived here . �71 BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts MA DISON COUNTY : 200 YEARS IN RETROSPECT by Madison County Historical Society. "Madison County, Kentucky , located astride the path of early western emigration in the latter part of the eighteenth century, fell under the whole gamut of pioneering experiences . Essentially it was one of the earliest points of destination of the human movement into Virginal Kentucky by that great in-rush of emigrants from Virginia and the Carolinas. Its early history is inseparable from that of Cumberland Gap and the Wilderness Road " For over two years Drs. William E Ellis and H E Freeman of Eastern Kentucky University wrote the chapters , Madison County Pioneer D:tys, 1775 - 1850 and Madison County Growth and Maturity : 1900 - 1985. Dr Richard D Sears of Berea College wrote the chapter, Madison County , the Middle Period, 18501900. The Madison County story is covered in a 450 page book, attractive dust jacket , foot notes , bibliography, index, 90 photographs, hard bound, colorful personalities as Il3.niel Boone , Cassius Clay , John Fee , and the Burnam family -- the establishment of Berea College , and Eastern Kentucky Universi ty and their impact on the development of the county. Many of the county ' s triumphs and tragedies are found in this book. Order from Madison County Bicentennial Publication, 515 West Main St., Richmond , Ky . 40475 . The price is $22 . 50 VIRGINIA, NORTH CA.ROLINA, 'IENNESSEE, GEORGIA complied PAIT , PA YTE PA TE by Helen Pate Ross . The Pait , Payte, Pate , families are searching for ancestors -- Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia. A 53 page soft cover booklet has been compiled on some of these families. I Write for the price and details fro further research to: 9401 Chandler Avenue , Sturtevant , WI. 53177, Helen Pate Ross, ANCESTORS and DESCENDENTS OF LEWIS CONLEY BISHOP compiled by Winnie Branen, Julia Dunn , Gwen Loveridge. The earliest immigrand ancestors: John Bishop born 1610 England to Massachusetts 1640. He was in Stanford, Connecticut , as pastor 1644-1694. William Tolman, born 1608 in England, to Mass. in 16JO. William Hewitt , born 1745 England, in 1781 married Sarah Krieg in New Hampshire. Lewis Conley Bishop, born 1818 Indiana , father of thirteen children: stepfather of five. Allied lines: Whited (Whitehead ), Tolman, Branen and others: Adams, Allen, Beadel, Branen, Brown, Buckner, Burnside, Cain, Gamblin, Chappell, Coffin, Cunningham, DeBusk, Dunn, Frey, Franklin, Gerlach, Glover, Griffin, Hayes , Howard, Kincaid, Kennedy, Koresky, Lambert, Lewis, McKee, McNare, Petty, Peterson, Scott, Sharp, Smith, Starr, Stone , Surber, Tolman, Walla ce, Whitehead, Woche and others. �The history was compiled through data , photos , biography, Civic records , journals, letters and news clippings . The Whited and Tolman family trees are included. The Coat of Arms of Bishop and Tolman are included. Four maps are included showing the states where the Bishop , Branen , Tolman and Whited families lived. The book has a cloth cover, 648 pag es, size St inches by 11 inches and ~s completely indexed. 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I - February l986 CONTENTS The President's Message 1850 Mortality Schedulte - Montgomery Co , Va Searching in Virginia by Glenn M Turnell Hymeneal Record lifnchburg Press (virginia) Washington County , Va Wythe Co, Va , Cemetery Survey Civil War Letter Ignorance and Superstition Along Little River York Co, Pa . - Manheim Assessments - 1774 Craig Co , Va , - Waugh Cemetery 1850 Mortality Schedule - Wythe Co , Va Martin D McHenry- letter 1 850 Mortality Schedule - Lee Co., Va Letter from E A Dunbar Book Reviews Queries 1985 Financial Statement la l 3 7 8 10 11 17 18 20 24 25 26 29 30 33 J4 40 ============: =================~=== == ========= =========================== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month (except December) at 1:30 pm. at the Central Roanoke City Library , Elmwood Park, in the Brody Room. Come Early: Do research in the Virginia Room and enjoy the meeting. ======:================================================================= �THE PRESIDENT 'S MESSAGE February 1, 1986 DEAR PELLOW GENEALOGISTS: I want to begin 1986 with a thank you to our officers, Mary Surkamer, Mary Jane Vaden, Calvin Weddle, and Evelyn Robertson, who are going off the board. They have done a fine job and will be missed. They will continue to work for our organization in other jobs. Norma Jean Peters is moving to assistant treasurer and will still be with us. I also want to welcome Jimmie Steele , Arlene Bell, Rose Disher, and Don Price. We look forward to the fruits of all your hard work. We have received a number of inquiries from subscribers of the Southwest Virginian. Despite the similar name, we have no conn ect ion with that publication and are unable to answer subscribers questions . We are beginning our purchase of microfilm for the Virginia Room with Orange Cou n ty records. We will advise when this mat~rial will be available to researchers. A.s I have stated before, we realize that it is not possible for many of you to attend our meetings but we would welcome your input . If you have ideas that you would like to share with the board, please mail them to me at our P. o. Box. Best wishes for a prosperous and sucessful year. H. w. Scott President Virg1n.1a Appals.ch1an N'ot.rA �I 1850 MORTALITY SC:EEDULE Montgomery County, Virginia The fo llowing death schedule was taken with the 1850 census , the original, which has been microfilmed , is at Richmond , Virginia , in the Virginia State Archives. Copies of the county deaths may be order from them . The form of the sheets used is as follows: 49 SHEDULE J . --Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June , 1850, in Forty 1st Di s trict in the County of Montgomery State of Virginia , enumerated by me, John Gardner Jr Ass't Marshal Columns 1 through 11 1 . Names of every person who died during the Year ending 1st June , 1850, whose usual place of abode at the time of his death was in his family . = DESCRIPTION, 2 . Age J . Sex . 4 . Color : White, black, or mulatto . 5 , Free or Slave.= 6 . Married or widowed . 7 . Place of Birth . Naming the State , territory, or country. 8 . The month in which the pers on died . 9, Profession , occupation, or trade. 10. Disease, or cause of death. 11 . number of days ill. (Note : each line was numbered) 1 . Ann Watkins = J = F = O=O=O=Virginia = May =O=unknown = 5 D 2 . Arnonda Talliaferre = 29 = F =O=O=M= Virginia =June =O= Consump = 6 M J . Thomas C Trigg= 51 = M = O=O=M =Virginia= July= Fanner= Neuralgia?= 2t M 4 . John Wade = 52 = M = 0=0= M = Virginia = Augst = " (farmer )=Paralysis = 6 W 5. Lucy B Gardner = 22 = F =O=O=M = Virginia = Octo =0= Hemorehage = 8W 6 . John Woolwine = 70 = M =O=O= W = Virginia = Augs t = Saddler = Palsey = 3 M 7 . Susan Barn ett = 35 = F = O=O= M = Virgini a =Sept = 0= Paralysis = 2 0 D 8 . Christian Kessler = 17 = M = 0=0=0= Virginia = Augst = Fanner = Cold = JO D 9 . Phillip Kinsor = 55 = M =O=O=M = Virginia = Sept = Fanner = Dropsy = JO D 10 . Elizabeth R. Charlton = 37 = F = O=O= M =Virginia= May = O= Unknown = 7 Mos 11. Gorden Miles = 5 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = Jany = O= Phthisic = 2 D 12 . Mary Linkous = 54 = F = 0=0= M = Virginia = July = 0= Fever = 14 D 1J . Henry Linkous = 17 = M = 0=0=0= Virginia = Augst = Fanner = " :: 1 M 14. Naomi? Clare= 16 = F = O~O=O= Virginia= Sept= 0 = SarQ_fula? = 3 W 15 . D3.vid Hall = 67 = M = O=O=M = New York = July = Farmer= Influenza? = J Mos 16 . Floyd Jewell = 8/12 = M = 0=0=0= Virginia = July = unknown = 2 W 17 . Eliza M Dogan = 11 = F = 0=0=0= Virginia = June = 0= " = 15 D 18 . Richa rd Davis = 33 = M = 0=0=0= Virginia= Feb = Farmer= Neuralgia? = 3 Mos 19. Mary M Slusser = 1 = F = 0=0=0= Virginia = Octo = O= Infl Brain = 5 W 20 . Younger Hardwicke? = 57 = M =O=O= M = Virginia = June = Fanner = Dropsy = 6 W 2 1 . Jacob Hale = 64 = M = 0=0= W = Virginia = Sept = Fanner = Consump = 2 W 22 . Ed~-1ard Mc D Finch = 9/12 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = Jany = O= Hives = 12 Hours 2J .Mildred Lefler = 40 = F =O=O= M = Virginia =Nov = O = Palsey = 1 M 24. Alfred G Lefler = 21 = M = 0=0=0= Virginia = Sept = Fanner = Typhoid F = J W 25 . Lydia A E Stevens = 19 = F =0=0=0= Virginia = Fe by = O = Inf Lungs = 10 D 26 . Jacob Bishop = 57 = M =O=O= M = Virginia = Deer = Fa rmer = Fall from House = 18 D 27 . William*T Buckingham = 25 = M =0=0=0= Virginia =Nov = Fever= 1 Mo 28 . Margaret Franklin = 40 = F =0=0=0= Virginia = July =O= Dropsy = 2 Mos 29 . Jacob Walters = 74 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = July = Farmer = Dropsey = 6 W JO . Mary Barnett = 22 = F =O=O=W = Virginia = Augst =O= Consump = 3 Mos 31. Elizabeth -ffirace? = 70 = F =0=0= W = Virginia = June = 0 = Old age = 0 32 . Mary E Wool wine = J = F =0=0=0= Vi rginia = April = O= H Cough = 5w 33. Thomas B Woolwine = 5/12 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = Deer = O= " = 4 W JLJ.. Virginia M Smith = 18 = F = 0=0=0= Deer = 0 = Puemonia = 10 W J5. Jacob Kipps = 52 = M =0=0= M = Virginia = Jany = Potter = I nf Lungs = 25 D *27 . or middle initial L? 31. +Broce �J... Remarks: Fever Some what pevalent of conti nued as Typ hoi d form There has been since 1st June some 18 or Twenty deaths from v a ri ous c auses. The water of this county is very generally limes~one 'Ihe s oil i s general ly lime stone Clay and ?Jusductive?. The Rocks are Limestone The natural growth of Ti mber i s a l l species of oak , ash Maple Hickory Walnut Popl ar Cherry Ches n u t Lo cus t and P i n e . Marl ? in abundance Iron ore & Coal abundant Lead Copper & Page 50 1 . Thomas S Cassaday = J2 = M =0=0=0= Virg inia = Nov = Me t h Preacher = Cons ump = 1 Year 2. William J Campbell = .52 = M =O~O=? = . Virginia = Sept = O= Unkn own = Sudden J . Christian Price = 52 = M =O=O=M = Virginia = Deer = Farme r = " = a t once 4. Leana ?/Laura Price = 20 = F =O=O=O= Virginia = Au gs t = O= Co nsump = 5 W .5. Lavenia ? Dixon = 1/12 = F =0=0=0= Virginia = Deer =O= Inf Bra in = 8 D 6. Mary Pearce? = 72 = F =0=0= M = Virginia = May = 0= Cons ump = 4 Mos 7. John Inglis = 44 = M =0=0= M = Virginia = Sept = Phys icia n = Consump = 1 Mo 8 . John M V. Caldwell = 7 = M =O=O=O= Virginia = June = O= Quinsey = 4 D 9, Jos eph H Kent = 28 = M =O=O=M = Virginia = Octo = Lawy e r = Inf Bowels = 4 W 10. James T Meade = 12 = M =0=0=0= Virginia = Octo =0= Measles = 2 W 11. Martha W Fulwiler = Ji = F =0=0= M = Virginia = May = a ff Liver = 4 Mos 12. James H Hudson = 49 = M =0=0= Virginia = Mar = Farmer = Measl es = 7 D 13. Sarah Fellows = 1 = F =O=O=O=Virginia = Sept = 0= Croup = 2 D 14. Amanda Thurman = 7/12 =0=0=0= Virginia = Sept =0= Hives = 7 Mos 15 . Lewis M Pedigo = J /12 = F =0=0=0= Virginia = unknovm =O=Consump = 1 Mo 16. Sarah M Pickering = 14 = F =0=0=0= Virginia = Sept = O = Infl Rheum = 4 d 17. ~omas Barnes = 1 = m =0=0=0= Virginia = Sept =0= accident =0 18. Mary Tu.ylor = 80 = F =0=0= W = Virginia = June =O= Pals ey & old Age =O 19. Timmey Meadows = 40 = F =0=0= M = Virginia = April = O = Unknown = J W 20. Catherine Trump = 40 = F =0=0= M = Virginia = Deer = 0 = Consump = J Mos 21 . Harriet Grills = 42 = F =0=0= M = Virgin ia = Octo = O = Consump = J Mos 22. John Grills = .56 = M = 0=0= W = Virginia = Deer = O = Fever = 6 W 23. Marie = 1 = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = unkn = O=unknown = o 24. Benjamin = 5.5 = M = B = S = O= Virginia = Jany =0 = 11 = o 25. Mary = 8 = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = unk = ?(common) ? = Putrid throat =10 D 26. Ellen = 7 /12 = F=M=S =O= Virginia = Octo = O = unknown = o 27. Mary = 6/12 = F=B=S = 0 = Virginia = April = Croup = 5 H 28. Judy = 100 = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = unknown = O = old age = O 29. Nancy = 24 = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = Nov = O = Fever = 1 Mo 30. Margaret = J = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = June = 0 = Ea ting Clay = 1 day 31. Mary = 12 = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = April = O = unknown = O = J2. Nancy = 10 = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = March = 0 = Scrofula = 4 Mo 33. Ma rgaret = 1 = F = B = S = 0 = Virginia = Octo = O = acc iden t = O = 11 34. Mary = 4 = f = B = S = 0 = Virginia = = 0 = H Cough = O = 35. Woodson = 11/12 = M = B = S = 0 = Virginia = March = Q = 11 = o REMARKS; Sulphate Borates are plenty . The county is mountanous and contains inexhaus tible coal mines of excellent quality . page 51 contains a few slaves -- my time was running out as well as money . next time I am in Richmond , I can copy the last page. Editor . *17 . 'Thoma s H. Barnes Maybe �SEARCHING IN VIRGINIA by Glenn M. Turnell These comments on Virginia will concern mostly the early period and counties, the counties where it is diffi cult to get records and the southwest area where many of our ancestors ended up after generations of slow movement across the state from a beginning in Henrico and other original Shires. On July JO , 1619 Virginia had called to order, a group from which the newly-elected Burgesses from each town , hundred or plantation would form the first representative legislative body in the New World. The Royal Governor was Sir George Yeardley and after t he necessary preliminaries he established a precedent for f uture American legislatures - he appointed two committees to study and recommend action on those parts of Virginia's Great Charter of 1618 dealing with land. Most of the laws in existance were adopted - fines were payable in tobacco and labor; every householder was supposed to reserve a barr er of corn for each person living on his land , and this corn was to be sold to the Virginia Co. of London or exchanged for needed products . Land was the first thing of record in Virginia and the product thereof - tobacco - the second and because of these items we have records to help trace our ancestors. Also, we have the ''head right " - 50 acres for each person transported to the new land - but this was highly abused and many names on the lists should be questioned , especially dates shown as arrivals . Again, there are the Land Patents , but these too must be considered carefully as often times a Patent was not recorded until many , many years after settlement so do check these for names and dates . THE HANDY BOOK FOR GENEALOGISTS by the Everton Publishers, Inc., which is practically a necessity for any researcher, gives the various counties, when they were formed and from what and usually what records are available and where you may write for them ; therefore, rather than go into that phase , I thought i t might be of help to tell you a little about where you CAN NOT GET RECORDS and some of the TYPES . The following will be information regarding "losses" of records in Virginia counties. Appamattox Lost a number of records in an 1892 fire. Buchannan ~ad a total l oss of records in 1885. Some deeds were brought in and re-recorded in an effort t o replace records . Buckingham Suffered a loss by fire in the Civil War period and again in 1869, There are a few records available in the Huntington Library in San Marino, CA. Caroline Records destroyed in 1836 and again in the Civil War, with the exception of a few which are mostly Mutilated. Charles City Most records lost when they were scattered during �during a rainstorm following a raid on the Court House by Federal troops. Some were returned by local citizens but many remain lost . Dinwiddie Some records destroyed in 1830s and agai n in 1 864 but not as extensive as might be imagined or suggested. Elizabeth City Has had several destructions of records but the Vestry Parish Book survives . Gloucester Practically no early records - before 1821 that is - but the Abingdon Paris h records from 1678 have been published. Hanover This, like many of the counties a round Richmond , sent their records to Richmond, s upposedly for safe keeping during the Civil War, and all were destroyed in the great fire which raged through the city. Actually, only a few Virginia county records were destroyed by the Federal force s . There are a few original volumes which had been trans cribed and retired and which were not among those destroyed by the fire, Personally, I have found it very difficult to get any information from this county. James City The original of so many counties. The spot from which many very early settlers left to move up the JAMES for new and virgin l a nd for their crops. Pr.actically no records - only those which can be pi cked up from the references to James City in other records and the Williamsburg and Bruton Parish Records. King William Only 17 will books saved - all else was destroyed by fire in 1885. King & Queen All destroyed in a Reconstruction fire with the exception of a few very early records . Matthews All destroyed except a few fee books and some records dating after 1890. Nansemond TOTAL destruction in 1866. for possible records . New Kent Records destroyed in 1787 and 1865. Parish records survived. Prince George Mos t destroyed during the Civil War but the Register of Bristol Parish is available. Also, Dr. Benjamin B. Weisiger , III of Richmond has assembled some old records into two Volumes - #1 , RECORDS 1733/1792 and #2, WILL & DEEDS 1713/1728 and both are very good. Prince William Some records destroyed but more here than in most of the "burned out" counties . Try surrounding counties St. Peter ' s �Stafford Ve'TY few early records with the exception of deeds and St . Paul ' s Parish records . Warrick Records destroyed i n Civil War and earlier. Very few surviving fragments but these are i ndexed. The a bove list certainly does not give you ALL the lost records in ALL the various counties but may give you an idea of some of the places where records are not available . In workin g with any of these shown counties , be sure and check your HANDY BOOK anyway to see what is shown and also it never hur ts to try sending a request for a record - with the SASE of course - because you just might be lucky and get a favorable answer : I believe most of us who have done any research have a speci a l place we like to work - Henri co i s my favorite Virginia county because it i s the first where some of my ancestors settled in 1635/6. There is a surprising number of existing records for this original Shire and I have two books , again by Dr. Weisiger, which he has published on this county , from some of the records not previously in print and which I hope every library would get , if not now on shelves . These are inexpensive books but very easy to work 1nth and.contain many early records . These books are COLONIAL WILLS of HENRICO CO. , VIRGINIA - Part One 1654/1737 and Part Two 1737/1781 . As the settlers started moving further and further up the James , more and more new counties were formed from this parent county. There is a published record of "500 Pages Census of 1850, HENRICO COUNTY and CITY OF RICHMOND" - 1981 , which i s a prime source for the capital city of the Commonwealth and its neighboring county , which shows the place of birth of a.11 the persons listed , and hence a migration pattern can be seen for many of the families . If working in this Henrico area always remember to check Chesterfield, what records you can find for Charles City, those for Prince George , Dinwiddi e , Albemarle , Powhatan , Goochland and Lunenberg. It has been said before , but I will again repeat - a person could have lived in the same place , not moved an inch and still be recorded in three or four counti es - check them all . Moving yet further along we have many early settlers whose descendants can be located in Halifax taken from Lunenberg in 1752 which then included the present Pittsylvania , Henry and Patrick ; with Halifax surrounded by Mecklenberg , Charlotte , Campbell and the State of North Carolina. Halifax was , and I trust still i s , a very cooperative county as far as the clerks are concerned and I have even had them go out of their way and beyond what might be expected of them in actually searching records to be of help . At this point I would like to mention three of the above cited counties which have history books written about them and ask that you use with caution . The first i s Campbell with the well knmm and greatly used CAMPBELL CHRONICLES and FAMILY SJ<ETCHES by Ruth Hairston Early. This book and HISTORY OF HENRY COUNTY, VA. by Judith Hill are both reprints of early issues and then there is HENRY and PATRICK COUNTIES by Pedigo which is al most a copy of Hill ' s book. As in all family histories and genealog ies there are of course some excellent items and there are some gross errors which have really fouled up a number of Virginia family �lines . I have in my files a letter from a now elderl y woman who knew one of the authors when she was in her 80s and writing one of the above books and she stated if this author did not find the persons who could tell her about the f amily or families she intended to write about s he put down what she thought to be the information. DO NOT us e informa tion in these mentioned books unless you double check with othe r sourc es s uch as court records . This situation can be s aid to exist for many a rea histories and family genealogies. THE BEVERLEY and BORDEN PATENTS of Virginia have many, many names shown which will be very familiar to those searching in Augusta, later in Botetourt which was formed in 1769 from Augusta and then Fincastle which was discontinued in 1777, with Montgomery and Washington Counties picking up at 1776/7. This now brings us down into the southwes t corner of Virginia , where many of the descendants of those real early Virg inians s ettled , some stayed and are still names well known today in the area . There is one definite pattern I might mention and that i s - Bedford/Campbell families joined with Washington/Montgomery/Lee/Russell a nd all those sout hwest area families - many of them in the late 1700s and very early 1800s - and in doing your research you will often find an alignment of names indicative of this pattern . We have now crossed the state from the James on the coast to the far southwest corner and for any or all of the counties there is one source I would especially recommend that is the ENCYCLOPEDIA of AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY by William Wade Hinshaw. Even though you may feel certain an ances tor just could not have been a Quaker, look at thes e records anyway · you never know what you may find and these records are fantastic Also ' do not forget Hening ' s LAWS OF VIRGINIA. ' ' Personal research in court houses is , of course , the most desirable met hod but often impossi ble ; next i s t ha t in libra ries ; and the last but often mos t necerwary kind, to get a record, i s by mail . Some court clerks are v~r; oooptYratf ve and others a re often almost i nsulting . One well known county in s outhwest Virginia calls people like us "head hunters " and turns our inquiries over to a "genealogist for hire " or sends the request back. Some s ources we never hear from even though we all know to s end the self addressed , stamped , return envelope for a reply . If you do not hea r - try again. After all , you are aski ng for public records and if you are willing to pay a fee to get them you should at the leas t be given the courtes y of a reply , and put that in the second letter of inquiry - many times it works: Do not, of course , ask these people to do res earch for you but if you have a date or even a close approximate date, names and type of instrument wanted , you are entitled to consideration . Now t he final and probably the best source for materials is the VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY at Richmond . It is my understanding that they have called in all loose records from counties across the state so they may be made available for res earch. If you do not find what you have been looking for in a n individual county by all means check this invaluable source . I t wi l l usually take some time to get an answer to a reques t and an equal amount of t ime to get the copy of the instrument if they have it, but it is well worth wa iting for, as I believe most will agree : (see next page) I hope there will be an item or two in these notes which will be of help t o thos e who may be seaching for s ome answers to problems. Many people say Virgini a i s a very difficult state to research but I have found it �'7 most interesting and not really too hard and I have a lso found there are many things available with worlds of information for the searcher - it just takes time and patience, so good luck and good hunting in this area of first importance in our country. Turnell - 4JO S Fuller Ave ., Spt 6K, Los Angeles , CA 90036. (editor ' s note : The Virginia State Library information is i ncorrect on the county ' s loose papers. The loose papers of the counties are being put on microfilm with the original being sent back to the counties. If the papers are at the State Archives - in most cases - you have to get permission from the County Clerk of Courts to look through the documents which is not easy. There is a great wealth of information at the State Library and Archives . The Library has published indexes and books on the material there - write Virginia State Library, Richmond, VA 23219 for brochures on publications and information on research in the Library. ps . I forgot to ask if the microfilm is available at the Library -- it is available at the court houses.) ============~ ==========================---================================ HYMENCAL RECORD Copied from KANAWHA BANNER (newspaper), Charleston, (W) Va, from microfilm. date of 7 Jan 1831. The below was titled HYMENCAL RECORD MARRIED -- at Kanawha Salines , Dec 21st by Rev N W Calhoon, Mr Christopher C. Rand to Miss Nancy Pine . --Mr Charles Harrison to Miss Fanny Allen. In Augusta county, Mr Benjamin S Reid to Miss Rebecca C Bell- - Mr Thomas Walker to Miss Ann E Bourland--At Charlottsville , Dr Gessner Harrison , Professor of Ancient Languages in the University of Virginia, to Miss Eliza L daughter of Professor Tucker.--At Tuscumbiz, Alabama , on the 30th November , Mr John M' Clung , formerly of Lexington Va. to miss Gray, daughter of Dr. Cray of Courtland , Alabama.--At Fredericksburg, Lieut R B Thornton, of the U, S . Navy, to miss Helen M Howison.--at Romney, Joseph W Bro~ugh, Esq_ . to mi ss Nancy S . Naylor. --In Jefferson county, Mr Francis M' Kinney to miss Margaret Lenox . In Frederick co Va. mr Jacob Brolm to miss Eleanor M' Donald : mr James P Riley to miss Catharine Brent: mr Stephen Myers of Newtown , to miss Sarah Jordan, of Shenandoah. --In Lexington, Ky. Dr Henry Hopson of Clarksville , Tenn. to miss Catharine Cooke , daughter of Professor John E. Cooke. - -At Frankfort, Chapman Coleman , Esq , to miss Ann Mary Crittenden , daughter of John J. Crittenden, Esq.--In Scioto county, Ohio, Mr William Anderson to "the amiable miss Nancy Hall. In WashLrigton , Ky mr Joseph Means of Lewis co, to miss mary 0 ' Neal.--At Mayslick, Rev Walter Warder to Mrs Dobyns, widow of the late Col c. Dobyns.--at Cincinnati, Mr James M' Ca.ndless merchant , to miss Sarah Truxton Bai nbridge--At Amesville , 0, mr James Brawley to miss Margaret Ti bbets--In Trimble , rnr James True to miss Sally Eggleston--In Springfield, M_ Stephen Porter of Athens, to miss Minerva Rowley. -- In Marietta, mr Isaac Macon, Editor of the Athens Spectator , to miss Rebecca Ann Hil~eth--Mr Calvin Hildreth to miss Su san E Max_n.--Mr. Robert M' Cabe of Athens to miss Sarah C. Robinson of Washington county, �LYNCHBURG PRESS (Va) Microfilm Roll #1 Copied by Babe Fowler May 27 , 1809 Died Thurs (May 25) Capt Achiles Moorman , resident of Campbell Co. Sat. , June J , 1809 : Died Mr. Richard Luck of Campbell Co . on Fri, ~~ay 26. Died in Bedford Co ., on Sun last (May 28), 1809, Mrs. Donald, relict of Mr Andrew Donald . In Richmond of Wed 24 May, Mr. John F'?J Wiatt formerly a resident o f this town . Mon AM, July 9 , 1810: Bedford, May Court , 1810. Sena Richardson vs Anderson vs Anderson Nelton & Nancy, his wife ; Nancy Richardson; Allen Melton & his wife Rhody, late Rhody Richardson ; Mary Vielton late Mary Richardson; John Hackworth , and Jeremiah , Nancy , Susanna, George , & Joseph ruckworth , children of Betty Hackworth , dec ' d , formerly Betty Richardson; James Numan & Sally his wife late Sally Richardson ; John Richards on ; William Richardson ; Joshua Richardson , children of Joseph ~ichardson dec ' d . Defts. Defts Joshua Richardson , John Hackworth , Jeremiah Hackworth, Nancy Hackworth , Susanna Hackworth , Geo Hackworth , & Joseph Hackworth , children of Betty Hackworth are not inhabitants of this state . Pittsyl vania Co , Court , June 19 , 1810 : l"iary Perkins , adm ' x of Phil emon Perkins dec 'd, John Perkins & Bethanie Perkins , infant of tender years vs Frederick Mitchell & his wife, Pa tsey , def ts . Def ts are not of this County. Pittsylvania Co . Court , June 20, 1810 : Abraham Parish & Susanna ~ his wife vs Robert Devin & Nancy his wife ; Nicholas Parrish, William Parrish, John Parrish , Richard Parrish, Mathew Parrish , Thomas Parrish, Franky Parish, Rebecca Parrish , Joanna Parrish , & Allen Parrish. Nov 5, 1810: f"Jarri ed on Thurs Evening last by the Rev. Alex ' r Sale , Mr . Wm Sumpter to Miss Martha Wallace all of this place . Died on Wed last far advanced in age Mrs . Susan Wiatt of this place. June 2 , 1814: Died George Town, Ky , on 5th April Ensign James C Wooding eldest s on of Col Thomas H Wooding of Pittsylvania Co . Married on the 10th ult by the Rev James Patterson , Capt Edward Carter of Pittsylvania to Miss Nancy Allen of Henry Co . Married on the 19th by Rev A Early , Fleming Saunders Esq of Frankli n to Miss Alice Watts of Campbell. Married on the 1Qth Samuel Read Esq to Miss Elizabeth Callaway, daughter of Col Wm Callaway of Bedford. June 9, 181LH Married Thurs (2nd) inst Lindsey Shoemaker & El izabeth Doyle. June 23, 1814: Married on Sat . evening the 11th by Rev Wm P Martin, Mr. Joseph Eel ls of this place to Miss Elizabeth Lambeth , oldest daughter of Merdith Lambeth of this county. June JO, 1814: Married 15th inst Robert C Penn & Lucinda Steptoe . Aug 11, 1814: Died last Fri. Walter Richardson Lamb, s on of John F Lamb Died 3 inst Mrs. Mary W Montgomery , • • 26 yrs. • . • brother Richard Ellis, Amhearst Co. Aug 4, 1814: Married 28 inst Cornelius W Pierce & Polly Davis, daughter of vim Sr. Died 25th inst John Higginbotham, 88 yrs, Amhearst Co. Aug. 25, 1814: STOP DESERTERS. The usual reward will be given for the apprehension & delivery of Isaac Ward, Will iam Taylor s on of Wi l liam and Samuel Pew who deserted from my Company now on its March to Norfolk from Grayson Co. John Trimble Capt; ?8th Reg't Va Militia. �LYNCHBURG PRESS (Va.) 3EPT 8 , 1814: Died lately John Strong of Lynchburg Rif'le Co. Died last Rues Mrs. Mary Miller widow of late John Miller Died on the 2nd inst near Lynchburg Mr Caleb Tait , Sr., leaving widow, 5 s ons & 2 naughters . SEPT 15 , 1814 : Notice JO Aug 1814: ~iy wife Betsy Byrd •••. left me •• •. George .Byrd . Di ed on the 4th inst at Norfolk, Mr Anthony Cobbs, a citizen of Lynchburg and a member of the Lynchburg Rifle Co. SP.PT 29 , 1814 : last Thurs , Thomas B Stevens married ~1a.rtha B Heath. Dien Sept 9 , John McClanahan of Botetourt Co ., leaving wife & 4 children. OCT 1J , 1 8 1 L~ : Died 4 inst at Richmond, Samuel Pleasants, editor. OCT 2 0 , 1 8 1 L~ : Cantonment Peach Orchard rear of Ft. Norfolk 21 Sept 1814 des erted my company attached to the 4th Regt Va Militia on 14th inst David El kins , private-- about 50 yrs of age, 5 •6" , resides in Campbell Co . about 1 l~ miles from Lynchburg & a substitute for Peter Spencer. OCT 27 , 18 1Li·: Married Thurs evening on the 1Jth inst by rev. James Mi tchell , Doer ~! illiam Leftwich to the amiable Mrs Eliza Calland, relict of the l a te Ralph Cal land Esq and eldest daughter of Samuel Smith Esq all of 3edford Co . OCT 27 , 1814: Died Fri , July 29 , at rir. James Scott , his grandfather, in Amelia Co ., Mr. Samuel Thompson, on his way up from Norfolk to his father's , Mr . Hashin~ton Thompson , in Pittsylvania Co . :'!OV . 17, 1814 : Died Sat . Anselom Lynch , youngest son of T Lynch St. Died 6 inst Miss Patsey Burnett Edmund of Bedford Co. Thurs las t Samuel Roberts & Elizabeth Powell . Married Sun Samuel Tardy and Jane Haden . Di ·3 d Thurs . last Miss Milicent Black , daughter of Wm Sr., of Campbell Co. NOV 17, 1814: Deserted 1J Oct 1814 : Francis Epperson , private, Artillary Co . 2d Brigade Va Mili tia ; 5 ' 10" or 11", round full face, a little freckl ed , blue eyes , hair inclined to be red, stout & well made ••••• family in Pittsylvania..... . .. .. Capt Geo . Townes. NOV . 10, 1814 : Died Jl inst-Hy Jacobs •• • • in service ••• ca 21 yr at Norfolk. Viarried 20 ult.. William Massie & Sarah T Steptoe, dau of J. Steptoe of near New London . JAN. _5 , 1815: Married on Sun the 4th ult by the Rev John Ayres, Mr. Thomas Phelps to the beautiful Miss Nancy Carter both of Bedford. JAN 19, 18 15: Died on Tues Evening, Mrs. Anne Poe, wife of John Poe of this place. f 50 neward --- deserted from my rendezvous at Patrick Court House on the 19th ins t soldier ••..• Solomon Ceation born & raised Albemarle Co. ca 40 yrs , 5 '9", dark complection, blue eyes, black hair. Thos Harris . JA N 26 , 1815 : Married on Thurs the 12 inst, Mr. Madison Hite late of Wi nches ter to the agreeable Miss Matilda Irvine of this place. Notice : • .•• wife Polly Wright ••.• not responsible for her debts ••• • •• Robert ~fri ght , Beaver Creek, Campbell Co. , Va. FEB 16 , 1815: Married Thurs last Pleasant Labby & Elizabeth Rucker of Amhers t. APRIL 27, 1815:*four sisters dies. 30?20 Jan 1815 Mrs Millicent Pendleton wife of Col . E, Pendleton of Caroline Co., age 70: Sun 5?6 Feb 1815, Mrs Sarah Pendleton relict of the late Hon Judge Pendleton, dec'd, age ca 90 yrs ; On the evening of the same day Mrs. Anne Taylor, mother of Col. John Taylor of Caroline Co ., age ca 80 yrs. Some time since that period Mrs l!:lizabe th Merriwether, late of Richmond, a few yrs over of under 80 yrs. Died Thurs 11 inst • •• 11 yrs old • • • Malvina Garland, youngest daughter of Huds on M Garland of Amherst ( long obituary) *Daughters of Joseph & Priscille Pollard, who each lived to be ca 90 yrs �lo L YNCHEURG ?:C3S (Va. ) SEPT 26, 18 1t: Harr ied 'lnurs 12? ult, ~la j . Colin E.ucJ.-. .ner of Lynch::mrG t o f•!isG tf:artha Do s 1·1ell_, dau g hter of f\ia.j Jot1n Do t;i.;ell of Not toway Co . Died on the 20 inst ••. 89 yrs old • .. f·ir Charles Eri g ht, c itizen of Bedford Co. for l C".S t 6J y ears. APRIL 4 , 18 17: Married Thurs 27 ult by !~ev. William S Hi ed , Mr . John B Ctey of Bedford antl Miss Angelina l'~ Brown, daughter of l ir. 1 ~ eid frown of Am.lJerst. ~======================================== =========================== === WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA. List of letters remaining in the Post Office Abingdon, First January 1815. ('dast.ington County, Va.) Mathew Allison, John Anderson, John Allen, James Allen, Sarah Berry, Jane Bradley , Stephen Bovell, John Burket, (2) Daniel Boyd, Jo_ Barb, George I3augh, (2) Caboin !3ush ? , John Buckhanon, Joseph Buckanon , J.braham Bradley , Mark Canaday, Hugh Catherwood, John Coble, Daviv Clark, David Campbell, Jr. 1:/illiam Cennell , Alex. Carson, Mos e s Coleman, Jonathan M. Church, Umphrey Dickerson, Thomas Dunn, Elizabeth Doniso, (2) John Dunn, Rebzcca Davidson, Jonathan Dean, Henry St . Jno. Dickson, Mosby Davidson, David Duff, G. W. Dixon, James Davis, Henry Edmiston, Sa!;luel Fulton, Elexander Fortner, Polly Felty, William Ford, George E. Goff, ('5) John Golliher, James Harper, Nancy Hammond, Henry Hardy, Sa.Eluel Holmes , Samuel Hilton, James Ho gs ton, Micky Ha.mmo nds, Zeck Hobs, Ignatius Hazel, Jacob Holsu_, Norton Hull, .Mi chael Hickman, Jacob Johnson, Stephen Jett, John Keys, Jr., Denjamin King, Harvey Lewis, John Lewis, Samuel Lockland, Nicholas H. Lewis, Jacob Lor~, (2) John Lari.man, Jacob Lackels, James ? Lock, John Linder, Thomas H'Gehee, James M 1 Phers_, Jacob Mongey, Joseph Miller, ( 9) Pe_ Miller, ( 2) Moses Norman, Edward M 1 N__ , Sabais Main, Christain Miller, Will_ Miller, John Murdock, John S . Moo_, Dr. William S. Horgan, Jar.ies Newland, Miss r.,ranky Nonaker, Samuel Preston, Robert Preston, John Freston, Capt. Robert Preston, James Prichett, Dudley C. Piper, Isam Pearey, Henr y C. Ptintis, Jacob Perigan, Sol ? Payne, (2) Peggy Poff, Rebe cca Prichett, Robert Raper, Francis Rowan, Sarah Straits, John Stewart; Tobi ss Smith, Noah St. John> (2) George St, .John, Dav iv Stout, Samuel D. Sutherland, William Steel, ( 2) John Sowerbeer, Willia.:n Snodgrass, Surveyor of Washington County, Zachar i ah Asctt, Henry Sphare, John Thomas, William Tate, ( 2) William Tankersly, George Whittlebery, Kissier v/idener, Jacob Whisunand, Thomas Williamson, Richard White, Jr., Richard White, Sr., John Wh ithers or Harrison Porter, David Young. JOHN M'CLELLAN, P. M. Published in the POLITICAL PROSPECT in 1815 at Abingdon, Va. Copied by C. E. Sf:epard ~Jf'-5-H-,--¥-a-l""-H:El:J:·s--Bra:fteh,--Bayt-o li,­ Ohio 45419 (the above is old, I do not have present address ) �.vYI'HE COUNTY (VIRGINIA) CEl't1F.:TERY SURVEY 1• By Bruce Ar.derson Jr 7 Part / EARrt~RT FA~ILY CE"1ETERY (As of April 1983 Locatior.: About or.e qua r ter mi le r.orth of SR 680 between • BRONN •••••• • •• • ••• DAVIS •• •••• ••• • ••• • el\RJ..IART ••• •• ••• ••• ~ £'<. g :g> • EARR~RT •• • .•• • ••• . • EARHrffiT •••••••••• • EA..-.qH'\RT. • • • • • • • • • • • Kli.RHART •• • •••• • •• • • EARiIART ••••••• •• •• e • EARH.l\RT........ . .. fr • EAHHZ\RT •• • • • •••••• (h ~ ::.i ~ g • EA.~~T •.••••••.•• • EARal\RT ••••• • ••• • • • EAR..tf.l\RT ••••••••••• o EA~liART ••••••••••• Emi ly •••••••••• Lorance •.• . •••• El i zabeth •••••• George • • ••••. • • ~arriet ••• • •••• J ...•.•• • •• • •• • - • • .••••••.•••• J •.. • • ...• . • . . . 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May 1801 -. Sep 1900 .1\ge about lOOyrs/wife of .John DAVIDSON 18 Jun 1359 11 Jur: 183S 13 Nov 1855 08 Dec 1941 29 Dec 1879 23 Apr 1916 Wife of C !< DAVIS 28 Dec 1874 28 Oct 1941 - . - •• 1872 -. - •• 1950 -. - •• 1900 -. - •• 1959 - . - •• 1895 -. - • • 1930 02 Jan 1913 02 Jan 1913 27 Apr 1990 22 Sep 1918 Served in Co B 157 U S Infantry 30 Jun 1895 27 Jul 1923 - •••••• •••••••• 18 Dec 1893 01 Jul 1934 M•• •••••• •• ••• • 30 ~pr 1882 09 ~ar. 1932 Mae •••••••••••• 07 Jun 1908 14 Apr 1967 - ••••••••••••• • 15 Jun 1915 15 .Jun 1915 Davidson ••••••• 24 Aug 1886 16 Jul 1972 R••••• • • ••••• •• 22 Oct 1920 12 .Jun 1944 Pvt 359 Inf 90 Inf Div W.-V II R•••••••••••••• 28 Jun 1915 08 Apr 1953 FATHER �HILL ••••• o•••••• •• • :1UNLEY •••••••••••• • Ii~LEY • •• • ••• • • • • • • ~UNLEY •••••••••••• • JJNES ••••••••••••• • JONES • .•••• .•••••• . 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Aug 1935 Jur. 1910 From mother's arms to the nrrn' s of Jesus ~ar 1993 [Robert F & Cora P show or. LOWS stor~e ] Oct 1941 (.James S & Rosa D show on LONE stone] May 1978 PFCPFC US AR:"1Y WI~ I I Feb 1936 [Robert F & Cora P show on LOWE stone] Dec 1937 [J aines S & Rosa D show on LOWE s tor.e 1 - •• 1955 Sep 1908 Nov 19S5 Sor. of Betty C & David MABE Nov 1912 Dau of .J W & R .'A. MABE - •• 1933 - •• 1978 [Charlie B, '1ary Ar.r. Kir.g & William H show or. [Ch~rlie 8, ~ary Ar.r. Kir.g & tv1ll i am ii show or. [Charlie B, '1ary Ar.r. Kir.g &William H s~o~ or. ~A// ON ~usbar.d of Allie CA.~IE HuNte.'f Wife of William L JJNES src:.v~ Aged 33 yr.Wife of JR JUSTI~ [Or AUSTIN? Stone b?:"oker.] James •••••••••• D•• •••••••••• .. -. - • • 1874 - . - •• 1953 John •••• ••• •• • • H•••••••••••••• Joseph ••••• • ••• M • ••••••••••••• Laura •••• ••• ••• s . .... . . ....... Mary ••••••••••• ~unley ••••••••• Rachel ••••••••• A•• •••• • •••• ••• infant ••••••••• - • • •••••••••••• Grady •••• •••••• Brooks ••••• •• •• Lula ••••••••••• - •• •• •••••• •••• Nina.~ ••••••••• L••••••••• • •••• infant ••••••••• - •••••••••••••• John ••••••••••• w......... . ... . "'1ary...... ..... E•••••• •• ••• •• • Mary ••••• •••••• s ....... . ...... Pierce ••••••••• - • • • •• •• •••• • •• William ••••• ••• - •••• •• ••••• ••• Amanda ••••••••• L•••••••••••••• Bettie ••••••••• Y•••••••••••••• Frances •••••••• M• ••••• •••••••• -. - •• 1949 -. - •• 1930 's+<JN<=- <> 12 ,Jun 1873 28 Apr 1921 fs =FATHER [Mary Hunley & Joseph M on MABE -. - .. - . .. -. - .. 1934 (Data on concrete slab, flush] 14 Dec 1875 29 Feb 1956 fs = MOrHER 30 ."'lay 1875 OB C>ct 1915 Wife of ,Johjn W '.'\A.BE fs = RAM 21 Jan 1918 21 Jan 1918 Inf dau of J W & Annie "1ABE 17 J ul 1910 29 Apr 1913 Dau of C P & loula NE LSON 04 Jun 1875 26 Nov 1916 Wife of C P NELSON 28 Sep 1893 03 Nov 1911 22 Mar 1913 30 Mar 1913 Dau of C P & Loula NELSON 23 Sep 1881 07 Mar 1909 06 ,Jun 184!1 02 Mar 1899 Wife of Wm POOLE 24 Sep 1893 -. - •• - ••• (No death date entered] 18 Dec 1892 26 Dec 1947 [Pierce & ,.,,ary son POOLE stone) -. - •• - ••• 30 May 1930 Aged 84 years 24 Nov 1889 20 Jan 1899 Dau fo Albert & Mary E POPE 31.Jar.1875 25 Mar 1894 Dau fo Albert & Mary E POPE 29 May 1861 20 ~ug 1914 Wife of Robert PORTER ' ~ �....... -t... o PORTERoo• •• ••• ••• o SISK oo ooo e oooo o ooo S ISKo••• • • o • • ••• • • 0 SMYrHERSo ooooooooo o S'l'OO'I'S o • • • • • • • o 0 S rG~JfSooooo o ooooo o • • • 1 • STOOTS • • • oo• o ••••• THQMPSONoooooo oooo THOMPSON • • •••• • • • • • THOMPSON ••• •• • • • • • 0 o WEBBooo o o oooo• o o o o • WBf.31'3 • • • •• • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • WINSETI' ••• • • • • • • • • WINSETr • •• • ••• • • •• WINSETI' • • ••• •••••• WINSETr •• • •••••••• WINSETI' •• •••••••• • WINSETr • • •• • •••••• • WRIGHT ••• • • ••• •• • • WRIGH'r •• •• •• • •• •• • Without Robert •• • • • •••• - ••• • •• • • • ••••• -. - •• - • • • 23 .Jul 1916 .Z\ged 59 yrs Lark •• • • •• •• •• • - ••••• • • ••••••• - . - • • 1885 26 Sally • • •• •••••• - ••• •• • • • • • • ••• 25 Feb 1885 22 Cr issie Lee • • • • Pool e • •• •••• • • • 10 .Jun 1897 08 Earnest • •• • • • •• Lee • • • •• • • ••• • • - . - • • 1992 - . Jerry • •• • e- • •• •• Way~e .•• . • • . . .. -. - • • 1962 -. Mi ldred •• • • • • • • F••••• •• ••• •••. 15 Jun 1918 30 Albert • • • •••• •• F ••••• • • ••• • • • • 24 Apr 1891 17 Harry • • •• ••• • •• Peirce •• ••• • •• • 11 Aug 1889 09 04 l'.1Ay 1869 24 lieP.ry •• • •••• ••• \"/ George ••• • •• ••• w•••• •••••••••• 05 Dec 1381 05 Laura ••••• ••••• w... ...... . ... . 09 Jan 1882 24 14 Feb 1897 -. M •••• • •• • •• •• • • 07 Sep 1900 21 E. • . • • ••.• • • •• • 07 Sep 1900 21 E••• ••••••••• • • M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Elizabeth •••• • • M. • •. • •. • • • •. • • 15 Feb 1855 25 J •••••• • • ••••• • P •••• •• • • • • •••• 12 May 1891 ?. John •••• • •••• •• F • •••••• • •••••• -. - •• - ••• 01 Lola ••• • ••••••• 02 Jul 1892 04 Margaret •• ••••• - ••••• •••••• ••• 07 Jur. 1907 18 ............. . .............. ............. . ............. . Feb Feb Z\ug - •• - •• Dec Apr Nov ~a r Jan ~ay - •• May May Jun Jul Feb Jan Jun 1955 1959 1952 1965 1952 1922 1892 1889 1890 1950 1977 - ••• 1901 1901 1894 1891 1916 1910 1909 Dau of CC & WM STOOTS Son of A T S & ~ .l\ THOMPSON Son of A ·r s & M A THOMPSON George W & Laura W on s tn.e stone George W & Laura W on same stone The children of J M & EM WINSETI'] [All four WINSETr stones w/in fence] The children of J M & E M WINSE~] The children of J M & E M WINSE·rr] The children of J M & E MWINSETI'] Aged 27 y2ars Wife of J F ~.-JRIGHT Dau of J F & Lola WrHGH'r fs = MW the assistance of Mr Brown Dunford and his two grandchildren to clear brush and provide access to many Gr,,.v€ Sdeos recordation of many inscriptions would have been almost impossible. ~ ~> GREGORY FAMILY C~~ETERY (As of September 1985) :g liD Ci> ' ~ ~ O> Location: South of Austinville on east side of SR 636 very r.ear Carroll County Line • • BELL ••••••••••• • •. BELL ••• • •• •••••••• • GREGORY ••••••••••• • GREGORY •••••••• • •• • GREGORY ••••••••••• • JACKSON ••••••••••• • JACKSON ••••••••••• Emily ••••• • •••• Mary •••• ••••••• James •••• ••• •• • Jane •• •••• ••• •• Sue •••••••••••• Amanda ••••••••• Thomas ••••••••• P•••••••••••••• 04 Jar. 1821 - •••••••• •••••• 16 Oct 1782 B••••••••••• ••• 21 Dec 1846 c•... •......... 08 Dec 1823 W•••••••••••••• 17 Nov 1848 J •••••••••••••• 02 Sep 1823 - •••••••••••••• 26 Sep 1805 11 Mar 1821 Dau of James & ~ ary BELL 27 Dec 1834 Wife of James BELL 16 Feb 1874 05 Sep 1847 Consort 23 Feb 1920 Wife of 17 Apr 1964 [Thomas 21 Feb 1878 [Thomas of AF GREGORY; Dau of James BELL J B GREGORY & Amanda J show on JACKSON stone) & Amanda J show on JACKSON stor.e] �PORTER •••••••••••• • SHEPHE:HD........ . . • SISK ••••••• • •••••• Melina •••••••• • - •••••••••••••• 08 ~ar 1805 17 Apr 1931 Wife of Robert Porter ¥1agaret •••••••• h.r.r. •••• • ••••• •• 11 Apr 1832 17 Dec 1853 Dau 0 G & N\ S SHEPHF.:R!J Harry ••••••••• • R•. • ••••••.•• •• - . - •• 1910 -. - .. 1935 1 Assist ing in toombstone inscription recording: Mrs Charles A (Evelyn .Jackson) Smith • CEMETERY (As of l\ugust 1985) .JOiiN JACKSON FAMI LY Location: In Austi nv i lle or. sout.~ bar~ of New River at westernmost end of New .Jersey Zinc Company's tailings pond. 0 JACKSON ••••••••••• Isabella ••••••• - .............. -.............. -. Aug JACKSON ••••••••••• .John •• •• •• • • • •• JACKSON ••••••••••• Thomas •• • • ••• • • - o ~ J> 08 "Jov ••••• ••••• 10 May W"ALTON •••••• ooo••• Ann•••••••••••• - ··•••••••••••• WALTONo . •oo••• • o•• Richard •••••• •• - •••••••••••• • • 14 Sep 04 Aug LIDDLE •••••••••••• William Sr ••••• o .............. • • • 0 1769 28 Mar 1838 Consort of .John JACKSON. Born near Appleby , Westmoreland County, England. Emigrated 1838 1756 04 Dec 1826 Born near Appleby, England. Emigrated 1802 • 1762 16 Sep 1821 Born near Appleby , Westmoreland , Er.gland. Emigrated in early life. 1821 27 Aug 1855 Born in Dufton, Westmoreland County, England. Emigrated 1849 . 1764 12 Aug 1844 Born in Westmoreland , England. 1778 16 Aug 1828 Born in Westmoreland, Er.gland. Emigrated 1800. Assisted in transcribing toombstone inscriptions: Mrs Charl~s A (Evelyn Jackson) Smith. 'O 'CJ ~ JACKSON 1'1EMEORIAL CEME'rERY (As of August 1985) ~ ~ ~ Location: On south side of SR 69 between ,l\ustinville and I- 77 very near Carroll County line. 0 "' I ', \C DSNTo oooooo ooo• o• • • SRAYoooo oooooo ••• • • HINES •••••••••• ••• • JACKSON••••••••••• Woooo•o • oooo•• • Emalineooooo••• Dell ••••••••••• Chas • •••••••• • • • Jt\CKSON••••••••••• Cora Howard •••• a 15 Floyd••••• • •• •• 13 S ••• • • • •••••••• -. A•••••••••• • ••• 22 Jackson •••••••• 03 J • • • •• •• ••• • ••• Jan Oct - •• Mar Jun 1902 1861 1842 1861 05 05 -. 19 1870 03 Aug Oct - •• Feb Apr 1902 1865 1925 Wife of Geo. W HlNES 1835 1910 • 1932 1953 Wife of William Lee .JACKSON. ...... \J'.\ �-. ~> • J.!\CKSON .. ooo••a.•o J!\CKSON ••••••• •••• JACKSON o••••••••oo JACKSONoo••••o•••• .JACKSON ••••••••••• • JACKSON ••••••••••• • JACKSON ••••••••• •• JACKSON ••• • •• •••• • • JACKSON••••••o••• • • JACKSON •• •••••••• • • JACKSON••• ••••o ••• • JACKSON ••••••••••• • JACKSON••••••••o•• • JACKSON ••••••••••• • JACKSON ••••••••••• JACKSON •••• •••• ••• . JACKSON ••••••••••• • J~CKSON •• ••••••••• . JACKSON •• •••• •• ••• • JACKSON •• ••••••••• • JACKSON • • •• • •••• •• • JACKSON •••••••• • •• • JACKSON • ••• • •• • ••• • .JACKSON ••••••••••• • JACKSON ••••••••••• • LEACHS • • •••• •••••• 0 0 0 0 ~ f!!1 i . > :g e ~ /; ~ ~ ~ • • • • LEACHE •• •••• •••••• McKENNEY •••••••••• 03LESBY ••••••••• • • (X;LESBY •• ••• •••••• Hellen M Lee ••• Webster •••••••• James •••••••••• T• • •••••••••••• John••••• •• •••• - · ••••••• • •••• • Johnoo••••••• .. Breckenridge ••• John ••• •• • • ••• • Paul ••••••••••• Kather ine • ••••• Hines •••••• • ••• Margaret ••••••• Warrick •••••••• Mar.y ••• ••• •• ••• - •• •••••••••••• Mattie •• •• • ••• • Sue •••••••••••• Milton ••••••••• Lee ••••• • •••••• Mollie •••• ••••• D•••••••••• •••• Nannie W•••• •• • Warrick •• • ••• • • Robert • •• •• •• •• - • • •••••••••••• Robert •• ••• ••• • - ••• ••••••••••• Ruth ••••••••••• Mae • •• •••• • •••• Sarah ••• • o••••• Jane •••••• •• ••• Sarah •••••••••• Tucker ••••••••• Thomas ••••••••• Micajah •••• • ••• Thomas ••••••••• Woodson •••• • ••• W•••••••••••••• J ••••••••••• ••• Walter •••••• ••• Raper......... Willaim •• •••••• Lee ••••••••••• • William •••••••• Howard •• ••••••• infant. •••••••• - •• • •• •••• ••• •• ir.fant ••••••••• - .... •••••• •••• Jettie ••••• •• • • J •••••••••••••• 20 J un 1943 16 Dec 1983 Dau of Milton & Christine JACKSON. 23 Oct 1875 07 Jun 1876 (Stone is broken into 3 pieces . ] 23 Dec 1800 14 Oct 1890 - . - •• 1869 -. - •• 1951 Mason. Son of Wm J & !v'lar.y Liddle JACKSON. 22 Oct 1902 20 Nov 1852 Son of John B & Katie Hines JACKSON • - . - •• 1878 -. - •• 1955 9au of Geo\~ & Oell Sherman HINES • 06 Nov 1854 02 Dec 1928 21 Apr 1844 22 May 1901 23 Jan 1906 04 Sep 1906 11 Oct 1907 19 ~ay 1955 Son of W L & Cora J.~CKSOt-.J • 29 Jan 1859 28 Jun 1934 26 Jur. 1862 09 .'1ar 1931 Wife of Chas A JACKSON. fs = NN'.N.J -. - •• 1850 - . - •• 1890 Father 09 Jul 1806 22 Feb 1891 (Marker is an 8 foot pylon.] 21 May 1888 01Nov1948 20 Nov 1820 04 Nov 1902 (The birth year , 1820, is a best guess.] 18 Jun 1843 05 Mar 1913 11 Nov 1835 17 Apr 1899 30 Sep 1879 14 Mar 1955 Sor. of Wm J & Mary Liddle JACKSON . 26 May 1839 26 Apr 1904 .- •• - ••• 19 Sep 1902 Age 13 years. Son of~ & ME JACKSON. 12 CX:t 1858 18 Jar. 1951 25 Sep 1899 21 Jun 1959 13 ~ay 1921 13 May 1921 Daughter of T W & R "'1 ,JACKSON • • - •• - ••• -. - •• - ••• Son of C A & N 'N JACKSON • 06 Dec 1876 30 Jul 1959 Dau of \t.Jm & ~ary Liddle J.t\:::KSON. Wife of J Willett LEACHE • infant ••••••••• - •••• ••• ••••••• 20 Sep 1915 20 Sep 1915 Sor. of J W & J J LEACHE • Carroll •••• •••• Far is ••••••• ••• 15 Apr 1913 18 Jan 1971 Son Clarence & Bernard Ph i llips Mcl<E~~EY • Albert • ••••••••• Micajah •••• ••••• 12 Jun 1333 19 Jun 1392 [EA Jackson & ~~show on (X;LESBY stone. ) fm = AMO Elizabeth Ann •• Jackson •••••••• 28 Feb 1837 07 Jun 1893 [EA Jackson & A.M show on 03LESBY stone.) fm = EA0 Legend: A numeral in the left margin indicates military service; "fm" = foot marker. �11 CIVIL WAR LETTER contributed by Marcia L Logsdon, Rt 7 Box 53-C, Santa Fe , NM 87505 " ( ? ) Govenors island new york harbourd Feb 7th 186_. Friend at 7_. _ th pl ? ?latie ?~~ the present opportunity of writing you a few lines I heard from home a few days ago aunt Betsy mother and all the rest of this family is well old Mr allexandria D3.vid Died not long ago as it is my fate to be a prisoner of war you will confer as favor by sending me some chewing tobacco by express or inclose five dollars of of current funds as I need nothing but some chewing tobacco I have plenty of money but Va notes does Not pass here this leaves quite well direct to Co D 11th Regt Va Vol Pensioner of war from your friend James E smith cousin Nancy Thompsons family is well. prisoner of war " (I am enclosing a Xerox copy of a letter which was sent to one of my ancestors (probably a McCrery) . Perhaps the James Smith and Nancy Thompson mentioned in this letter , were related to a McCrery, ..• • ••• The McCrerys were in and near Botetourt County . • . . . Marcia L Logsdon.) (Alexander Iavis died 21 Aug 1861, 82 yrs 6 mos. John E McCrery was appointed executor of his estate 14 Oct 1861. Could this letter have been written in 1862?) I ... ;:/ ". ·' ; .I 1'f • · - '- $ ' ,, . ;11·· / / -~ , .. Q, _ ...:':i- ./ ·. f V1rg1.n1a. Appalachian Notes ;../ /., / ~-<.. • __..... .. �Ii IGNOR ANCE AND SUPERSTITION ALONG Contributed by George E. Pesely LITTLE RIVER * The following letter, printed in the Lynchburg Press on October 12, 1821, sheds light on the conditions in the southeast part of Montgomery County ten years before that area became Floyd County. To the honorable JOHN FL 0 YD, SIR- The high esteem in which your talents and virtues are held in this part of the country, has induced one of your constituents, with deference and respect, to address you through the medium of a newspaper, believing it to be the surest means of producing the effect intended. I have not the honor of being personally acquainte d with you, but your acknowledged abilities and patriotism, shall plead my excuse, were any n ecessary. This part of the country, perhaps is as little known to you, as any section that you represent, although in your native county, (Montgomery,) and at no gr eater distance from your residence than twenty miles. We the good people, living on the waters of Little River and its tributary streams, southeast of the Pilot Mountain, have been chained in t he grossest ignorance and superstition, ever since this c~untry has been settled: and, sir, I must inform you that the prospect fo r an amendment, is as distant now as it was forty years ago. These facts you cannot be stranger to, when you reflect on the little scisms that exist between this section and the centre of this county. It is but few among us who know the pro per course, or by means means or way, a Post Office is to be established; and their use is so little ~no wn, that no exerti9n has been made until lately to get them among us. We are neither a wealthy or very commercial people; but we can read the newspapers, which will not only improve but interest, and naturally inspire the people with thoughts of their ow n-Give them an opportunity to judge of the duties they owe themselves, and the authorities who govern. The advantages of a post office to those whose business may incline to a foreign market, or where the consumption is not adequate to the quantity raised or manirfactured, is certainly of the greatest importance. It has frequently happened, and not unfrequently to myself, that letters written four or five months, have lain in the post office at Christiansburg, (which :is twenty-seven miles from a large portion o f this part of the county) of the greatest magnit ude to my business.- ! therefore, sir, in the name of the people, your constit uents of this neglected and despised section of your own * 3 1 4 s. Prairie St., Champaign, IL 61820 �county, r e quest your aid in promoting the establishment of a pos t office, a continuation of the mail, that goes from Franklin C o urt House to Giles Court House, which would not be mor e than six o r eight miles further; to leave Franklin Court House, thence by Goodson's, where an office may be established, thence to Helms' or Boon's , near the west fork of Little River, thence to Christia nsb urg , on the route it now goes. You have acquaintances on this route, and im mediately in the neighborhood, that wo uld use all pains to procure subscribers sufficient to guarantee t he offices to the Post Master General, should that or any other course be necessary . I am not versed in the laws of Congress, sufficiently well to speak with certainty; but the people should place a reliance upon their representatives, to obtain for them, at least a reasonable demand, especially within his power and controul- As you, sir, are considered the oracle of your constituents, and the only channel by which a grievance of this kind can be redressed with facility, I hope you will show a manly independent interest in their wrongs, and co me forward as you are warne d, with that characteristic dignity which distinguishes your personal virtues, and say, that although you have been neglected heretofore, for the future you shall hold a share in my esteem proportionate to your population, your honest virtues, and the latent single gleam of improvement, that is yet in grembryo, but may ripen by my care and attention, into useful political or domestic talents, that may do no discredit to a Breckenridge. The honest and candid statements above, are written in has te, and ·perhaps inaccuracies , both as to language and matter may have escaped me, but I am neither a collegiate or a critic , but a plain blunt man of LITTLE RIVER, Montgo mecy County. **************** The man to whom this letter :is addressed, John Floyd (1783-1837), is the namesake of Floyd County. For many years a resident of Christiansburg, he r epr e sented the district in Congress from 1817 to 182 9.. From 1830 to 1834 he was Governor of Virginiao In 1832 he received the eleven electoral votes of South Carolina in the Presidential election. His son, John B. Floyd (1806-1863), also a Governor of Virginia (1849-1852), was Secretary of War for President Buchanan (1857-1860) and a Confederate generaL By Breckenridge the writer probably means John Breckinridg e (1760- 1806), who had been elected to the Virginia legislature from Botetourt C aunty and to the U.. S Congress from Albemarle County, before emigrating to Kentucky, w h e re he achie v ed prominence as the outstanding champion of the interests of the West, as proposer of the Kentucky Resolutions of 17 98 and 17 99, and as Attorney General of the United States (1805- 18 06). Several other members of the Breckenridge/ Breckinrid ge family achieved distinction. 0 I '1 �The following was transcribed by Ca lvin Wedcile f1·orn ~ cupy rnad e from microfilm at the P e nnsy l vani a St ate Archives i 11 Harrisburg, PA in 1984 " Some of th e nan1es were very dif f i cult to r ea d 1774 Towns t1ip Assessments Manheim Yor k Co., PA York County sst .• Andrew Flickin ger To Mark Furn ey , Collector of Manhei 1.1 T ownship YOU being a ppointed collector of th e wit h i n T nx . you are therefore hereby Re4.uired to inform the p e r son s within mentioned the Several Sums wher ewi t h they St a nd Charged . but if any think themselves ngrieved with what they are here Rated , ac4.ua int th em tiwt the day of appeal is the 12th day of J anuary next a t the Hous e of John Schultz ----- . But if you cannot meet with the p erso n s t o whom information is to be given leave noti ce i n writin g with Some of the Family , or at the plac e of thei r last a bode. Signifying the da y of appeal and the S....im Chnrged a t whicn time and place you ar e to attend with this Dupli cate a nd the names of Such persons in your District as you snall find Omi t ted or under Valued herein fa il no t a t your Peril . Given under our Hands and Seals this 8th d ay of De cember Anno Domini 1774 J o hn Ha y? ) Henry TySon) J ohn Mickle) Amon Jacob Ap ffel ? George Al burn Chris toph Bounga rd? Michael Boungard? Ja c ob Bachman Christian Bachman Christ ophel Bauman Jacob Bolinger Joseph Bricker Nico laus Becker Philip Bauman Henery Senr Bauman Henery Jun Bolinger Jacob Bixler Samuel Bixler John Baus er Daniel Battenfeld P hilip Beeler Jacob Bayer Caspar Bucker Nicolaus Blanck Michael Besh Martin Rate 3 10 3 10 2 10 1 0 8 10 7 10 2 10 5 10 4 0 8 10 7 0 10 10 16 0 20 0 6 10 10 0 10 0 7 0 7 0 1 11 0 0 0 1 13 0 Commissr? Rate Tax 5 3 Bir ck er And re w 5 Blacker ? Mathias 3 0 5 3 4 0 3 s Bolinger Hene ry 0 1 6 ~=Re:n:ery Seur? 4 0 12 9 Ba e r? Michnel 0 11 3 Ba y er Martin 6 ._, Bi e dinger? Nicolausl 0 3 C.· 5 0 8 3 Bec ht e l Chr istian and to othe r L and 5 0 6 0 'l 0 12 g Baum Geor ge P eter 1 0 10 6 Bauer Jacob 0 15 s 7 l 4 0 Carl Ge o rge 12 ? 10 0 Carl Mi c hael Cr a me r He lfrig 8 0 g 9 0 15 0 Davis William 0 ? ? 2 0 10 6 Dr ump Abraham 15 010 6 Damy? Jacob 15 5 0 1 6 Derwacter? Joh n 0 16 6 Dewa ld Henery 4 0 1 6 Doll Daniel 4 ? 0 lS 6 Danner Mi c ha e l 0 · ' ..........: ... t• :1.Ji.1.lv'l!~.n Not.r:-· Tax 10 0 8 3 0 0 0 0 4 6 6 0 10 10 10 0 0 0 1 '1 0 ? 0 2 0 7 0 7 0 0 10 10 0 2 0 0 10 10 0 18 0 0 12 ? ? 0 10 10 10 0 1 1 0 0 0 10 0 3 9 3 6 6 6 3 6 9 0 3 2 9 6 2 8 6 6 9 6 16 9 3 6 �!J.J Danner Henery *x c. Eykleb erger Georg e 2 Eykleberger J acob 1 Ern es t J ohn s Eykleberger Ludwig 5 Eykleberger Adam 22 Eykleberger Lenard 3 Ebersold Jacob 9 Ebly J onn 6 Ebly Mathias 1 Eylor Val e ntine 11 Ey.ler J acob 2 Eylor Conrad 1 Eyler J ohn 7 El . ? .. t~ine 2 Ege? 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O O 3 �~3 XFlickinger Andrew Fli ck inger Peter Forny Christian Eylor Friedrick XMaul Philip Waggon er Friedrick Jager Henery Gi essler Adam phd x ? 6 phd 0 0 0 15 0 phd 0 0 0 15 0 phd 0 0 0 15 0 x 0 0 0 ? 6 ph.d 0 0 0 15 0 phd 0 0 0 15 0 phd 0 0 0 15 0 Weyer Jacob phd Wercking Valantine phd Keller John phd Finger John phd Furman Jacob phd Brungard? Adam phd Furman J acob Sheumak e r phd 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 15 15 15 15 15 0 0 0 15 0 ================================ =====~========= ===================~==== === THE SIGMONS OF VIRGINIA In the early 1700s , many immigrants came to America. The father of Peter Sickman , Sr was among those people who were hoping for better opportunities and land on which they could live and farm in peace. Peter settled first in Henry County , Virginia, in 1785. Part of this area later became Franklin County, and Peter made his permanent home there. He fathered 13 children who intermarried with others who were children of these early , adventuresome individulas who braved this difficult life to carve a niche for themselves in this beautiful virgin wilderness. Among those pioneers are the names -- Hale, Willis, Griffith, Richards, Brumley Shively , Moore, Gibson, Jones, Hill, Foster, Burdette, Adams, Slone/Sloan Peters , Bridges, Wade, Janney , Sledd, Ferguson, Snead, Workman, Brogan, Keys , Winfrey -- to name a few. Two of Peter ' s children went farther into the wilderness, helping to open the gate to the west, and made their homes in Indiana. Two of his children moved into the Kanawha Valley in the early 1800s and settled in Kanawha County. A grandson and greatgrandson settled in Putnam County , having obtained land grants in 1858. Other grandchildren and great-grandchildren went to Boone and Lincoln counties in West Virginia. Peter's other children stayed in Franklin County, but their descendants have scatt ered all over the United States and the world. This is a Bt"xll" hard-bound volume by Juanita Sigmon Halstead . The prepublication price was $25 (brochure received after date) and may be ordered from Sigmons of Virginia, c/o Ja lamap Publications , Inc ., 601 D Street , South Charleston, WV 25JOJ. =====~=== = ====== == ============ = ======= ===~== ========= = =:========= ======= === = = ===== == = === ==-=============================-==~========================-=-==== BOTETOURT COUNTY Its Men, 1770-1777 $7.00 1850 Census and index 1785 Enumeration $6. 00 iarly Sett l ers Its Men, 1780-1786 $7. 00 Children 1820 Census, Alphabetized $8.00 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 1850 Cens us a nd Index $12.50 Prices include Tax order f rom Charles T Burton, Genealogist, Rt 2 , Box 211 , Troutville, VA 0 0 0 0 0 0 $15.00 $25. 00 $J5. 00 24175 ===-====== ===================================== ========== == ==~=====-========== �CRAIG COUN'IY , VIRGINIA WAUGH CEME1ERY This cemetery is located a t New Castle , Craig Co ., Va . Directions : Follow Roanoke St to Courthouse , turn right on Court St , continue driving to first small bridge --cemetery on l eft up a small hill . Only the front part of the cemetery has been kept clear of weeds , trees , etc, have taken over the back part of cemetery. Understand there are many graves there - and markers . While at the cemetery , we met Mr . Paul Craft, Cuba, Va ., who gave us additional information on who was buri ed there . Also information from Mrs. Alpha Scott . Grave : enclosed with fence and old mill stone, Confederate marker 1861 Vindice 1865 . No name . (Mrs Ossie Van Horn buried there , her parents , Steve Hancock - CSA buried there - mother buried farther back , fenced in with iron fence .) Sally Ann Bush Elizabeth Bush Charles E Bush John E J ohnson Co K 54 Va Ind (Boitnoit Funeral 1861-1943 Co . I CSA Home marker) (Boitnoit Funeral 48 Wins . Inf . Home ) Fater Lottie Craft (J) Henry Craft Mother Lula A Paitsel Oliver W Paitsel Mar 28 , 1888 Co K 22 Va. Inf . 1869 1948 July JO, 19L~O 1879 - 1947 (Lottie Craft buried beside her father , Erastus B Craft ; than Claude Craft , son of Erastus; buried next Elizabeth Reynolds , 2nd wife of Erastus.) Robert Lee Paitsel July 7, 1926 Aug 11 , 1938 He was a kind loving son and affectionate brother . (grandson of Erastus Craft and 1st wife, Vina .) Ellen McPherson 1862 - 1924 James McPherson 1881 - 1962 Anna B McPherson 1866 - 1946 Back part of cemetery (contributed by Alpha Scott ) Graves fenced in Zed 0 Paxton b May 30, 1876 d 16 Nov 1952 wife A, Birl Paxton July 12 I 1876 July 17 , 1964 (Big marker) Father & Mother B G Craft - Martha Craft (Benjamin , b ca 1825 = Martha b ca 1826 = md 1847) Amanda C Kelly Oct 25 , 1871 Aug 4 , 1900 (?Craft) Moument erected by daughter Amanda Fisher (ch?) Eliza A Craft LOONEY Dolly Rose wife of Joseph D Looney Aug 12, 1876 - May 16, 1944 Jos eph Iavid Looney Aug 31, 1872 June 27, 1950 (Marker and no dates) Amanda Fisher William Fisher Willie Fisher Wooden fence - put together with round pegs - just outside of fence there is a small rock about a foot with = 1875 B. T. Craft = at foo t of Amanda Fisher's grave. The area. is completely fil l ed up but very few markers. The markers may have been knocked down and now covered over with dirt. �Amanda Wilson died June 19, 1934 F. M. Hill wife of J . L. Hill Feb 17, 1808 =Sept 10, 1864 John S . Craft JO - BN . Va. Inf. CSA 2nd Lt T. E. Snodgrass Co . B. 28 Va. Inf' . CSA Cpl. Charles T. Steele Co. B. 28 Va. Inf . CSA ~this marker is on the ~ground) WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 Mortality Sehedule The following death abstracts (married or aged people) are from the 1850 census mortality schedule. The original is at the Vi~ginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia, and on microfilm . page 245. Line 11. Mary Cruger = 93 yrs = femal e = widowed = married =d July 17 . Christian Arney = 56 yrs = male = married = d July 18. Mary Brown = 71 yrs = female = widowed = b Pa = d Dec 21. Jane C Calfee = 43 yrs = female = married = d Nov. 2J . Elizabeth Dutting = 56 yrs = female = married = d May 27. Peter Groseclose = 50 yrs = male = d Dec JO . Martha Goins = 45 yrs = married = b NC = d June 34. Margaret Umbarger = 21 yrs = female = married = d Dec 35. Frances Hamilton = 65 yrs =female = widowed = d Mar page 246 = JO yrs = female = married = d July Elizabeth ?Grose = 58 yrs = female = married = d June Ann Williams = 96 yrs = female = married = d May Thomas Oney = 68 yrs = male = married = d Jany Burrett?/?Bunett? Beole?/Beale = 87 yrs =male =married = d Mar Henry Hufford = 76 yrs = male = married = b PA = d June Mary D:tvis = 74 yrs = female = married = b Pa = d Oct Michael Brown = 70 yrs = male = married = b Pa = d Aug Elizabeth M Bowers = 18 yrs = female = married = b Tenn = d Jan 1. Margaret J ?Walker J. 11. 12. 13 . 14. 18. 20 . 27. page 247 8. Stephen Sanders = JJ yrs = male = married = d Nov 14. John P Cursin = 33 yrs = male = married = d Aug 15. ?Du.man? Warf = 75 yrs = male = married = d Jan 16 . Polly Ally = 80 yrs = female = married = d Apr 19. Stephen Bell = 50 yrs = male = married = d Apr 20. Juliann Collins = 22 yrs = female = married = b NC = d Dec 26 . Jesse Repass ~ 47 yrs = male = married = d Nov 27. Samuel Hetty?/Hettz? = 26 yrs =male =married = d Mar 28. ?Louis ?Hettz? = J8 yrs =male =married = d Dec 31. Casper Yost = 64 yrs = male = married = b Md = d Jan �MARTIN D. McHENRY contributed by Miss Aileen McHenry* This letter i s a typed copy of the original , so there is no way of vert:Lfying its accuracy. Des Moines , 26, Feb . 1876 Dear Estill: I was gratified when I received your letter of i nquiry on the s ubject , that you manifested a wish to know all you could learn of our ancestry and collateral relatives , and cheerfully comply with your request by giving you all I know on the subject which I can now call to mind . My Grand.father , John McHenry, first lived on the headwaters of the Holston River in North Carolina , where he married Susanna Viney , who was a swede by full desent if not by nativity . A few years after his marriage and when my father was but a child , he removed to Washington Co . Virginia , and settled down some eight or ten miles from the old town of Abingdon where he remained until he died , having raised a numerous family as will see by the sequel. The oldest son was Andrew McHenry, who was a l a wyer of respectable attainments and talents , and died at the Medical Springs which he owned on the Holston River a few miles from the County seat of Scott Co . Virginia . Uncle Andrew had an only son John who died before his father , lea ving three children , but I believe that branch of the family i s extinct . I ha ve n ot heard anything abou t them for twenty five years or thirty years . Barnabas McHenry , my father, was the second son , was born Dec. 10 , 1767 , was admitted into the traveling connection as a Methodist Preacher in 1787 , and continued to travel and preach on frontier and mountain c i rcuits unti l i n 1793 when he married Sarah Hardin , my mother, in Washingt on Co . Kentu cky . He located in 1795, remained on his land in Washington County . A few years when he left it for five or six years when he returned and lived on it until he and my mother died on the same day , June the 15th or 16th 1833 of cholera, at the same time my two youngest sisters , Sara and Emily , died of the same epidemic. My father was the best educated and most highly cultivated man I ever knew, who had learned all he did know by abs orption and the use of t he few books a Methodist preacher could carry with him around his circuit from settlement to settlement, and from cabin to cabin i n the woods, and was the best man I ever did know. I never hea:rd him speak evil of any man and never saw him in a passion in my life . Of course you know all about our own branch of the family . Our Uncle Isaac McHenry , the third s on of my Grandfather , marri ed and settled in Madison Co. Kentucky , n ine or ten miles South-east of Richmond the County Seat, where he lived until his death, and where his oldest son John E. McHenry yet lives (1876 ). He is a fine intelligent old gentleman , now in his 75th year. Two of his brothers live in Boone Co. , Mo . Two of his brothers live in Boone Co ., Mo. Andrew about my age, the other I don ' t lrnow the name of. One of Uncle I saac's son, Oliver , also settled in the same County and died leaving a son there , s o that by this means * Route 2, Beloit , ~S 67420 Vir,eJn!a. Appe.la.ch1an Not.Elc �2'1 you may some day meet with kinf'olds in that County. The daughters of Uncle Isaac are all dead. One of them left sons in Illinois by the name of Burnett. There is also a daughter, John E. McHenry , (sic) living in Clinton, Mo. married to a man by the name of Stirman or Sherman, I can exactly make out which as the name is written in her father ' s letter which I have before me . Uncle Thomas McHenry, the fourth son of my Grandf'ather , remained in Virginia until about 1817 or 1818 when he removed to Alabama and settled in what was called I think, Catawha Valley . He married a very intelligent and respectable lady in one of the most worthy and respected families in the State . They had ten or eleven sons and one daughter. Uncle Thomas was a farmer and always held a high position as a christian gentleman where ever he lived, and though not an educated man he was a well read gentleman, his limited opportunity considered, He was elected to f i l l t he unexpired term of his brother in the Legislature of Virginia , occasioned by his death, and when my brother visited him in Alab . in 1821 he found him then a member of Legislature of Alabama. He died in 1823 as I have learned from his son Rupert whose letters is before me . In this letter he says: 'Ihere are six brothers of us still living : f'our in Arkansas , and one in Texas, and one in Homer, La . Robert , John and Martin H. the three oldest, William and Josiah are the names of the other two . This cousin, Rupert P. McHenry, lives in Ark . but so near the Southern State line that his P.O. is Onion Cross Roads , La . My Uncle John McHenry fifth son of my Grandf'ather, as described to me, was perhaps the most handsome and prepossessing of the eight brothers. He was courtly and urbane, in his manners the peer of the best society and the favorite of the "middle classes" so called . He had been principle acting Deputy Sheriff of one of the Southwest Counties of Virgi nia for some years and his friends run for the Legislature against a gentlemen who had represented the County often and who looked down upon a young plebian who would have the temerity to compete with him . The result was a very animated canvass and election of the young Sheriff over the old Col. Friends and partners on either s i de were excited and inconsiderate and some unwise partisan prompted a young gentleman , son of the defeated candidate to challenge mY Uncle John. The challenge was accepted , weapons, r i fles, distance agreed on sixty paces I have heard circumstancial details of what passed on the ground going to show that the young men were not enimies to each other and that neighter of them wanted to fight , and conducing to show that my Uncle's friends on the ground were not as careful of his life as they ought to have been. At the first fire the challenging party fell dead, shot through the heart . My Uncle had a slight wound on the side of the adbom which did not penetrate into the hallow of the body and yet the surgeons let him die. His brothers always had their doubts as to the good faith of the affair, Thus perished two noble and promising young men, cut down in their youth and then in the morning of their usefulness, sacrificed to the barbarity of the Code of Honor. Uncle William McHenry, sixth son of my Grandf'ather, was a very active, energetic young man, and in early manhood was clerk and principle manage of the salt works of King & Co. in South West Virginia. He married Miss Paston, a lady of highly respectable parentage and about 1815 he settled at Cumberland Gap or rather about a mile from the top of the mountain in Claibourne County, Tennessee where he kept public house for ten or twelve years. And then purchased the ferry and farm and hotel at the crossing of Vtrginta Appala.chlan l~otea �Powerlls River three miles further Fast , and then continued to live unt il his death. I think he left no sons surviving him. He left some three or four daughters . The oldest , Sarah H. married my and r.er cousi n William Richardson, of whom I will speak hereafter. Two other daughters married in that County, Susan and Louisa. I do not remember the names of the ir husbands. Susan died thirty years ago , Louisa may still be living. My Uncles David and Johnathan McHenry , the youngest of the family , were twins; neither of them were married. Uncle David was acting Sheriff of Lee County Virginia about the ·year 1816 and was shot by a man whom he was about to arrest under legal process. He died immediately and Uncle Johnathan was so overwhelmed and depressed that he seemed to lose all interest in life . They were very handsome men , very much alike in personality , appearance and sympathized with each other in taste and sentiments and princi ples, and their mutual attachment was truly like David and Johnathan . I have seen all of the eight brothers excepting Thomas a nd J ohn , and as far as my memory serves me, it corresponds with what I have heard from others that they were as nearly of uniform figure and size as any eight brothers could be expected to be found . John was full six feet high , of fine commanding presence, while the other seven were f ive feet ten inches, each weighing about 170 pounds . Their complexion was fair , their hair quite dark, their eyes clear bluish grey and very expressive , a family that you or my boys need not be ashamed of having s prung from. My Aunt Sarah McHenry , eldest daughter of my Grandfather, married William Richardson in Washington Co. Virginia . She lived and died in the vicinity of my Grandfather's old homestead . She left four sons and one daughter. John, the oldest son when I saw him in the winter of 1818 was married to Miss Orr and living at his father ' s , but afterwa rds I learned that he and his brother Nathan moved to Hiwassee valley or purchase not far from the line between Tennessee and Alabama . David, another brother, never married; he live in Knowville, Tennessee, died thirty year ago . William Richardson, when I first saw him, l i ved with my Uncle Willia m McHenry near Cumberland Gap, and was engaged with him in merchandising. He married Uncle William's oldest daughter, and moved to Jacksborrough, Tennessee not far from them. I do not Imow anything of their family on ly that the Rev. Frank Richardson of the M.C. Church South was their son. My Aunt Jane McHenry, second daughter of my Grand.father, married Robert Wallace . They settled in Wayne Co . Kentucky. She s urvived her husband many years; her sons as far as I know were , John William , Barnabas , Andrew. I have no recollection about her daughter. I learned many years ago that most of the family had moved to Alabama or Tenness ee . My Aunt Susanna McHenry, third daughter of my Grandfather , married Mr. Abraham Funk, a most worthy, hon est and Christian gentleman , a Pennsylvania Dutchman. They lived in Henry Co. Kentucky about three miles from Lagrange . My aunt died about 1820, They had several children, but beginning at the youngest they all died before their father. My cousin William died, leaving mr (sic) his executor etc. My Aunt Fraces McHenry, the youngest daughter of my Grandfather married about 1816 to a young gentleman in Southwest Virginia. I have forgot ten his name. �March 11, 1876 commenced this letter several days since but have been interrupted by business and otherwise until to-day I recall and review what I have written and heard of our ancestors and collateral relatives with very profound interest . I am no'K in the seventieth year and shall very soon join my father's family of which I am the sole survivor, and as I write each word and letter I do so with the consciousness that it will be looked at by my surviving relatives after I am gone and regarded as a Memto of our I "OLD UNCLE ". It is to me a sacred delight that as the last of my family of Father, Mother and ten children I entertain any shadow of doubt that they are all now and eternally at rest in the better without the loss of one, and I fully trust in God's grace to meet them there. I will just add as far as I know or ever heard no act of treachery or falsehood or dishonor or dishonesty was ever attributed to any of our names. Not one of them ever betr~yed a trust or was called a coward. Affectionately your Uncle, Martin D. McHenry LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE The following are selected entries (the married and old) from the 1850 Census Mortality Schedule . The original is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia, and on microfilm. page 7 Line 4 . Nancy A Fulkerson = 26 yrs = female = married = b Mass. = d Dec 10. Jane E 'Iy-ler = 37 yrs = female = married = 11. Henry C. 'Iy-ler = 42 yrs = male = married = b Mass = d Feb 12. Francis Thompson = 71 yrs = male = married = d Feb. page 8 1. Matilda A Miles = 38 yrs = female = married = d Nov, Louisa M Morison = 37 yrs = female = ma rried = d July Sarah Ratliffe = 51 yrs = female = married = b NC d Mar Nathaniel Wyett = 20 yrs = male = married = b NC = d May Edward L Harper = 47 male = married = b Ireland = d July George Smith = 57 yrs == male = married = d Aug. 5, 12 . 2J. 26. JJ, = �3o LETTER FROM E. A. DUNBAR Contributed by : Mrs. E . J . Sutherland 19 23 Abingdon Va May th e 20th Hon R. E . Chase Clintwood Va Dear Nephew I attend a sunday School just below here most cvcrry sunday evening but as it is somewhat wet this evening T will write you a fiew more sketches or the history that you are interst in . I recied the type written coppy of what I wrote you some tim e ago . I am sorry that I diden't tak e time to re w_ri te it before T sent it to you . J could have arrainged it mu ch better & not had it so confused as i t is . But from now on I think I can write something that will be better arainged than what T have written . I said about the last that I wrote that there was but little war strife during the first year of the war but some leaning towards the union . Your Pa stayed at home tell some time in the summer of 1862 . it was in that summer that the first hostility commenced . I think about June old Col Menifee and Old Col sam Salyer who was a malitia col went down fro m Gladeville to Holly Creek, with a flew confederatesolders . I don't know what was the real object of the trip . but news had on before them that they ware on th e March that way, and quite a number of citizens armed them se lves and waylayed them at George 's fork right where the Babtist church now stands and fired on them the first shotts that was fired in that section that I remember . One man was wounded in the a rm and Col Menifee's fine mare was sho t through the top of her head. They returned the fire and the ambushers run. After the fight there they went down to your Pa ' s and dressed the wound. I think they camped there th at night and left the next day. In a verry short time they returned with some more force and with order to conscript all able boddied men into the confederate service. Menifee claimed to have been in the mexican war and had lost his leg in that war, but he was a bad man all he cared for was the loot he could get out of it, so when he came back with some men took up head quarters at Holly Creek for a month or so , and mobelize<l what force he could get. Your Pa joined the force and was made quarter master of the VirSjnl& Appal.e.Chian Notes �31 Battalion as soon as he (Menifee) thought he was strong enough he made a raid over into Ky went down as far as Pikeville robbed stores and private citizens of stock or anything they could get, and returned in a week or so with his booty, took the most of it out abot Castells woods or some place out there and in a fiew weeks got his Battalion together again and made another raid over in to Letcher County Ky and brought out another lot of stock took them out east and sold them as he had done the first lot & turned nothing over to the confederate government I don ' t think your Pa was with him on his second raid. he did not like the office he then held and he resined and made up his company & was musterd in the service some time in the fall of 62 . Was in camp at Camp Banner and Saltvi l le with his company in the latter part of 62 and the winter of 63 some time in that winter he and Sam Newberry reported Menifee to head quarters, which cost Newberry his life and would have cost your Pa his life too if it had not been for the providence of God as I believe it. I will write you a sketch that may not be much interest to the pub 1 i c , but I am sh u re it w i 11 be of some inter es t to you and your family . Menifee ' s robery over in Ky was like stirring up a hornet ' s nest. They did not come over with armed force , but in a fiew months the most of the best horses was stolen and taken to Ky . Your Pa had bought a verry fine mare that was sold at our sale after Pa died . She was the only hope that the old strain of horses that had been in our family ever since Pa and Mother was married could be kept up , she was a verry noted animel a bright sorrel with a large bell face any body that ever saw her would recognize her any where she was stollen in the winter of 63. Your Pa heard of her over in Ky by some one that knew her while he was in Camp at Saltville . he got a furlow and went home to make an effort to get her back. It was quite a dangers trip, but he armed himself with a double barrel shot gun and his army pistols , got on the horse he had in the service and went over the mountain. I think she was in Floy Co. when he got near whare he had heard she was he had to pay some one a good sum to get her in his posession. As soon as he got her he started for home the horse he ~as riding seemed to be some what tired and h e stoped to change his saddle and while he was taking the saddle off the horse he was riding Kit rubed the gun down that he ha d stood up against a tree & it went off and shot him in the ankle. I know you remember the wound well ., By getting some help he manged to get home, was taken down with Camp V1retrua Appalach1an Not('~ �feaver lay for several weeks seemly at the point of deatJ1 . When he was about at his worst Old Col Me n ifee Come no doubt with the intention to kill him. It was on S aturday he stayed all night next mornin g when h e got his horse out he walked up to the side of the bed and stood there quite awhile he told every boddy h e met that Ch ase was just a live but there was no hope for h i m. fi e went up to Guest station called Sam Newb e rry out of h is house and shot him down. He the n run his fi ne mar e over to Castle woods without a stop from th ere . I don t remember of ever hearing from him any more. It was some months before your Pa was able to go back to Camp he spent the most of the summer at home or in the nei g hborhood, kept a close watch over old Kit untill he sent h er out to his Fathers for to get her whare he thought she would be safer than she would be at home she brought one colt while she was there and died before th e war was over. That ended that strain of horses with our family . I will correct a fiew th ings in your ex planation to Charley Johnson. Old uncle George French was not th e Fa th er o f I. E . French he was his uncle. Hew French was his F~ther ' s n a me some fiew other things I will correct o r explain lat e r. S o no more at present Your uncl e E. A . D (E. A. Dunbar, Methodist minister ) ***********************************************************41* ~* IN MEMORY OF $ ~~ Mrs. Pauline C. 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Some of the family names are Adams, Anderson, Baker , Barnes, Bigler, Boitnott , Bolton , Bowman, Boxley, Breckinridge, Brogan , Brown , Brubaker, Bruce, Bryan, Burton, Bushong, Cannaday, Carvin, Cloyd, Cocke, Coffman, Coon, Dillard, Duggy, Engel (Engle), Evans, Fallon, Firebaugh, France (Frantz), Garst, Gish, Goodman, Gusler, Hammond, Hancock, Harshbarger, Hartman, Hinman, Houston, Huff, Huffman, Ikenberry, Jamison, Johnston, Kern , Kessler, Kinsey, Koontz, lambert, layman, Linkenenauger, McAfee, McDonald, Mangus, Mitchell , Moomaw, Newton, Nininger, Painter , Patterson, Peffley, Preston, Ramsey, Richardson, Riley, Ronk, Sessler, Snider, Thomas , Tinnell , Walrond, Watkins and Yates. There are many documents and maps included. There are 8 sections in the book and 397 pages. The price of the book including postage and handling is $J5.25. Order from Helen R Prillaman, PO Box 54Jl, Roanoke, Va 24012. A copy of the book has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public library . KINFOLK compiled by Mrs Opal London Cox: KINFOLK is the product of over 25 years of research with records of over 75 family researchers. The text has pictures, maps, reminiscence, churches. Some of these families lived together since the beginning of America in early Virginia (Bedford Co.), Maryl and, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Family names include Adkisson, Anderson, Angel, Armes, Arms , Bandy, Basham , Berry, Beweley, Billington, Board, Cain , Coff man , Candiff, Dent, Dowell , Elledge, Frakes, Gray, Hand, Harper, Holdren, Holland , Ja rrett, Johnson , Jones, Jordon, Knott, Martin, McCoy, McGraw, Meador, Miller, Mingus , Mitchell, Norton, Pendleton, Prather, Richardson, Shacklette, Shaw, Sinclair, Sipes, St. Clair, Ta.or, Tayloe, Thornburgh , Thornbury, Tucker, Wilson , Wimp, Wright, Yates. The book has 390 pages and indexed. The price is $J2,00 including postage. Order from Opal London Cox, 734 Quapaw, Enid, Olda. 73701. The book has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. GENEALOGY - HELP, HINTS & HOPE by John W Heisey, It is the aim of this book to provide something of value for all genealogists, both amateur and professional. Like Charity family searching begins at home, the family Bible, letters, diaries, military records and others. Many of our ancestors may be found hidden in our general reading of genealogical magazines. In addition to methods and sources for research we learn much about family records, genealogical correspondence, tombstone inscriptions, wills, land records ( state, local, federal, etc,), institutions as the National Archives, the Library of Congress and the DAR Library are helpful. The author ends on a practical note . How well organized is your personal family file? Are your pictures labeled? Could your genealogical file be inherited and used and used in writing a family history? The book has a soft cover and the price if $12.50 plus $2.50 postage and may be ordered from Ye Olde Genealogie Shoppe,~Indianapolis, IN 46239. This book has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. • f'. 0 . 'Pw,. 3 '11 :l '! Virginia Appalachian Notes �PLEASE READ~. ~. ~<~uerics arl' Liuti t ea to 60 words eacll, fu I l 1w111es count as one word eac h .. We do not like t o reword qu er i es, but in the Joi lowi n g- we did in order to save time a11d post<1µ;e .. Index to Ancestral S u rnawes Adams :J'l,42 Baker 3u l3e<11..1..y 1~, Bethlehc111 Chu re fl Bl'' i r Bl <1 nke11sni p Boothe Brown Burg-es::-; Bundy Caplinger C<1rlcr Cht1tW<..:l1 Cocks Cul l i e r Collin~ sworth Connet· Corai l l. Cox Crawfor d Cr0ech Crew Crump Culberlsu 11 Curti8 D<1 r n j c 1 L c D~1v is Deakins De Wees(• Di a r111:: 11 DO<lk Drak e 27 38 ::> 8 46 7,14 3 3 J3 25 18 38 1~,2 0 8 l '/ 18 JS 4U ,14 14 38 31 LI 31 46 8 24 4S, 50 by Query Num.P..Q..1.:.. Fe land 7 Felty 6 Furlong J G:irst 48 Giles :33 Gurdon 4 Gra ham 4ti Graybill ~ Hail 47 Hale 4 '/ Hall 3'1 Harris 32 Hartman 16 Hays 2 Hedri c h ~) He ld 6 HoJJ 2 Holloway l4 Ho u g n 2, 23 Howc l 1 35 HuJf 2,8,2:3,26 Hunl ey 2l Hunt 46 Jackson 8, 26 J:..1111es 45 JeJJrics 4 Jernig;<ln 3 Johnston 30 ~. Jones 13 , 44,45,4b Kaufman n 47 Kaylor 10 , l l 11u Kelly L:1111..z L:1u1·e1 Cr u L'l<. C hu rt' 11 L<1whor11 (e) Lciwr ence Lester Lewis Lind s;iy Linvill e LongLyn c h Parks 1.8.20 8 Pi eke l nimer Pit(t)111;1n 2 9, 30 28 Pott s 7 Prest on .. Kil~ure 3S !)() 48 Ki11tbcr l in ( µ;) Kindrick Kingery 41 Kirby 50 !:> .E a u s 32 Edds El I L' l ' 32 Ev; 1 11~ :ind d~1tes some of J4 l M~insfie l d 9 2'/ 28 :H ~ 1l 25 6 8 32 7 M:irrs :Jti M;1 rsh;1 l l 7 28,46 M<1 r t in 12 M<iyes 12 M<1y s ( e) 3 McCloud 2 Mc D on <11 d M('F;1r land :3!-J j(j McKee Mendenhall 44 26 Mi l l er 7 Mitcllell 22 Monday 2 Morris l (:) Mullins Mund;1y 22 7 Nnbours l Nance 21 Nicl1olls O'Neal 2 fl;: t I if J R:1 u <: n Hc: q ..~l'l' H.e C' t O l' R ee d Richards L 3, Robin e t t Rog; e rs Sale Sharp S h ep h erd Shc1· f e y Si L".l c r SI ic e r Snodµ;1·;1s s S'l ~1nl e y S t <1 t o n Stew<1rt Tay l ( H' Tribb l e Tu<.'ker W:idc W;i~on e r W<tikor W<t l l'Oll d W<trd Weeks Wcl L s Whe:it.ley Wi L 1 i ;1111s Wil so n Wynn 35 4~ J 46 8 l 4 39 51 43 22 37 47 4'/ :33 36 44,4!:> 28 L 3, 14 15 7 28 45 16 32,46 33 32 10, l L 3 '1, 38 34 25 2:3' 24 10 = = == ===~===== == === ========== = = == ====== ===~=== = =========== = ====== = ========== FREE EDGAR CLEARING HOUSE. Collecting a nd :-; haring Edgn.r infor ma tlon, all "L i me;; , :i1] pl::i.c e:-;. Pl e:ir;e :>end wha.;t you have. All corre:-;pondence rin: ;wered. Mr;; G;iy McN:im.::i.r1.1., Ln16 l<ing:-;cre:-;t Cove, Memphi :i , TN J8115. = =====~==== ====== ==== = ====== = === === ========= = ======== ======= = ==== = ==== = = === 8 ert if ied Genett] ogi~; t. Minimum $6. 00 give:> a coupl e hour::-; ref1earch. Mr;, Wil li:im Bu:-; hman, 12 Tu.ylor Street, St::tunton, Va 2ljl.~Ol. Phone ?OJ-886-1479 Send :J. ::t.1.mpe d , r:i.ddrer;:-;ed envelope . ~~ ~========== == ============== = ==========~======= = = === = ==== = == = == =~= = = === = == �35 1 - 86. Daniel NANCE, Sr. and Daniel NANCE, Jr. both b. in VA; were in Kanawha Co., VA (now WV) by 1806 . Daniel, Jr . md. L avina KINGERY there in 1812 . Need the VA county of their birth. Need the parents of Lavina KINGERY of Fr anklin Co., VA. Will exchange info and postage. Drusilla PAYNE MOGAVERO; 1372 Harlow Road, Columbus, OH 43227 2 - 86 . Would 1 ike to exchange info on the followi n g southwest VA familes: Need parents and birthplace of Tabitha MORRIS b. ca 1760's ; md. Montgomery Co., 1788. Need in£o on James O' NEAL who moved from NC and was living Patrick Co., VA area early 1800' s and probably moved to TN. Need info on McDONALD, HAYS and HUFF (HOUGH-HOFF) families in TN by 1800. Barbara HIESTAND MOORE, 14S22 Heimer Road, San Antonio , TX 78232 3 - 86. Would like to exchange info on CAPLINGER, JERNIGAN, McCLOUD, FURLONG, BUNDY and REAGER fan1ilies . Barbara HIESTAND MOORE, address above. 4 - 86. Seek ancestors, siblings, descendants of Anderson JEFFRIES (1763-1833); raised and md. (1788, Ma ry GORDON, 1768-1844), Fauquier Co., VA. Died Hardin Co ., KY. I ssue : Isham (1789-1845); Lucy (ca 1791-1871) ; J ames (ca l 7S3-1864); Thomas (ca 17S6-1844); Elijah (1789-1869); Hugh (1802-1886) ; William (1804- 1867). Will exchange . Steven JEFFRIES, 4800 Erie St ., College Park, MD 20740 5 - 86. Desire parents of Is aac JOHNSTON, 1795 ooed Russell Co ., VA; d. 1834 Tazewell Co . , VA; wif e Sarah -?- . Desire all Joseph BLANKENSHIP data, any location, 1700-1825. Desire parents of John and P eter DRAKE, bound out 1778 Washington Co., VA. J ohn, d . 1820 Tazewell Co., VA; wife Martha, possibly LESTER, dau. of Abn er and Martha? Aurthur LESTER. Mrs . Helen B. ROESCH, Route 6, Box 165 , Aubur~ _ NY 13021 6 - 86. James FELTY md. Alcey LINVILLE; appeared 011 1850 census, Washington Co., VA . Were his parents George FELTY and Poll y HELD? Who were her parents? I would appreciate any info about this couple and their family. Goldie MILLER, ~9~!2 y~~~ y~lley Dr., Odessa, FL 33556 7 - 86. Would like to correspond with anyone working on the following families of B edford and Franklin Cos . , mid 1700's to mid 1800's : BURGESS, FELAND, MANSAm anxious to exchange FIELD, MARSHALL, MITCHELL, NABOURS, PRESTON and TRIBBLE. data and charts on all the above lines. Martha BURGESS , 738-D Avenida Majorca, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 8 - 86 . Looking for indentures or g rants to David/Daniel CONNER, Stephen REED , Is aac JACKSON, Leonard/Joseph HUFF , Abijah BOOTHE, John LONG, Samuel PICKELHIMER , for land on Laurel Creek, branch of Littl e River, Montgomery Co . , VA, ca 1770's/ 1780' s to complete mappin g g - g -g-grandfather William DeWEESE' s land and his nei ghbor s . Identifi ca tion by grantee, g r a ntor, book/page number, date, state and county acceptab l e . R. Paul DeWEESE, 595 South Yat es Ave . , Kankakee , IL 60901 9 - 86 . Need info on descendants and loc ation of Benj<lmin GRAYBILL . Last locat e d in B o t e 'l our "L Co., VA , in 1860 census as a widower with 7 c hildr en. First wjfe, Mary LAN'l'Z, d. in 1859. Married Mar th a HEDRICH in 1864 . No trace of them after marriage. Want to know where tney lived and we r e buried an d any in fo on tneir two children . Susan GRAYBILL, 251 Winthrop Ave ., Elmhurst, IL 60126 10 - 86 . $25 r eward for pr oof of parents and birthpl ace of John WEEKS, b ca 1 733; md. Elizabe th-?-; res. Sullivan Co., TN and Washington Co., VA; had dau . who md. Daniel KAYLOR and res . in Washington Co . , VA. Billie R. LEWIS, 1104 Voncile S t., Lake Wales, F L 33853 11 - 86. $25 reward for proof of p arents and birthpl ace of Andrew E . LEWIS, b. 1801 in NC; md./l Elizabeth KAYLOR, d/o Joan and Elizabeth (WEEKS) KAYLOR : md ./2 Sarah-?- . Resided Mendota se c tion (southwestern corner) of Washington Co. VA where he died after 1860. Issue: William Preston LEWIS, J a mes H., Eliza , ~ary J ane, Eliza beth VanHook, Abram , Enunet t, John, Jemima; by 2nd wife: Rac hel , Charles , and Sarah. Billie R. LEWIS , address above. 1 V1l'g1.n.ta Appalachian Not-0'1 �12 - 86. Nee d ancestry of J a mes MAYS(E) or MAYES who was kill ed by Indians in l a te 1756 in VA. Was he a militia member at the time? Who was his wi~e? His birthplace? Billie Redding LEWIS, 1104 Voncile St., Lake Wal e s , FL 33853 1 3 - 86 . Need info on Robert Augustus Core JONES , b. 1748 En gland, d. VA; md. 1 st? in England, 2nd Susan RICHARDS, d/o? . Daughter Ph oebe JONES, b. 1788; md . James STEWART , 24 Feb. 1804, Franklin Co., VA. Pho e b e d. 18 61, Maco upin Co. , IL. Is she dau. of 1st wife or 2nd? Mary Ann KAYLOR, R.R . 1 1 -~ox 121 1 Illiopolis, IL 62539 - 0127 14 - 86. Need parents/wife of James STEWART b. ca 1720 in VA? Di e d after 1 July 1 796, Pittsylvania Co., VA. Issue: James b . ca 1750 VA, md. Oct. 1 775 Rache l HOLLOWAY, resided Franklin Co . , VA , 1782, d. 1829 Morgan Co., TN ; Da v id b. 1746; Elizabeth md. Edward RICHARDS; William b . ca 1762 md. Na n cy BURGESS?; Charles (?) b . 1760 md. Charity RICHARDS (or CRUMP) d. 1833 Macoupin Co . , IL. Mary Ann KAYLOR, address above . 1 5 - 86. Need info on Capt. Charles TAYLOR and Major J ames TAYLOR, whose names app ear on the Smyth Co. 1832 List of Taxables. Rober t O. BAT~IANY, 3613 SW 328th St. , Fede ral Way, WA 98023 16 - 86. Desire to correspond with d e scen dants of J ames WAGONER a nd Lu cy MULL I NS of Henry Co., VA, about 1856. Sybil PLUMLEE, 7735 S.W. ~5, P9 ~~la~d, OR 97219 17 - 86. Nee d p arents and siblings of Susannah CORDILL , b . 1793 in Bedfor d Co . , VA. She md. Archelous DARNIELLE in 1817 near Burbon Co . , KY. Margaret PARKHURST, 1714 Cleveland Roa ~ Glendal e, CA 91202 18 - 86. Need parents and siblings of Susona -?- , b. in 1753, who md. Andrew PARKS in about 1809 in Grayson Co., VA. Was her mai d en n ame COCKS or COX? Their children wer e: Isaac, Elizabeth, Pil gr i m, Ja c k son, Geo . Washington, Marcy, Sarah, Andrew Jr., Aimy . ~argaret PA~HURST , a~_~res~bove. 19 - 86. Sear c hing for parents of Edmund COLLINGSWORTH my g-g-g-grandfather, b . 1774 VA; d. VA; wife Elisabeth b. 1783, VA; d . 10 Dec. 1869 Cl aibor n e Co., TN. Very possible father was Reuben COLLINGSWORTH although h a v e no proof. Poss ible John COLLI NGS WORTH Rev. War soldi er some r e lation. Any info relevant required . Will share info a ny l ines I hav e . Mr. Terry L. BUSSELL, Jr . , 379 North Ma in , Britton, MI 49229 20 - 86 . Searching for info concerning the Jos i a h PARKS b . 1815 , possible Claiborn e Co., TN . Dau . Minerva PARKS b. 1823i d . 1835 TN; md. a n Abr aham COLLINGSWORTH , son of Edmund a bov e. Mr. Te rry L . BUSSELL, Jr., address above . 21 - 86. Searching for info about John HUNLEY b. 1840? Son Frank HUNLEY b. 10 Apr. 1870, TN; d. 23 Nov. 1945 , Oaks , KY (Cumberl and Gap Are a will share a l l info any lines) md. 28 June 1895 Maynardville, TN, to Ra c h el NICHOLLS. John was my g-g-grandfather. Mr . Te rry L. BUSSELL, Jr ., a ddr ess abo ve . 22 - 86. Seeking info about James Wal lace MONDAY/MUNDAY b . ca 1804/05 in TN; d . ca 1 Feb. 1858 in Knox Co., TN . In 1828 in Knox Co., TN h e md. Am elia/ Per1nelia SHARP she b. ca 1808/09 in TN and d. between 1858 and 1866 . Was he the gr a ndson of Will i am MUNDAY of King George Co., VA whose wi l l was probated in Knox Co., TN, 1818? Mrs. Barbara Ann RENICK, 311 Copa De Oro, Br ea, CA 92621 2 3 - 86 . Seek i ng info about Joshu a WILSON b. 10 Sept . 1740 i n VA poss ibly Botetourt Co.; d . after 1820 in Rockcastle Co ., KY . He md. Cat herin e HOUGH/HUFF b . 6 Sept. 1748 in VA possibly Montgomery Co. and d. afte r 1820 in Rockcas tle Co . , KY . She was the dau . of Benjamin HOUGH/HUFF (1718 -1 791) a nd Ruth -?- (1723- ) . Mrs . Barbara Ann RENICK, address above. 24 - 86 . Seeking info about Elizabeth DIARMAN b . 31 Oct . 1 '772 in VA; d . 22 Feb. 1844 in Rockcastle or Pulaski Cos., KY . She md . in 1791 in Montgomery Co., VA, Jonas/Jonah WILSON, b . 1769 in VA; d . 1843 in KY . Mrs. Barbara Ann RENICK, address above. Virgin1a. Appalachian lifotL _ �25 - 8 6 . J ames CHATWELL b. ca 1 839, Wy the Co . , VA; d. -?- . Son of Henry CHAT WELL and Lidy - ? - CH.AT WELL . J am es CHATIVELL md. Martha WILLIAMS, b. ca 1835 , Christi an Co ., KY; d . - ? -. The i r d a u. Mattie CHATWELL, b. 4/4/1867, Polk Co . , AR ; d . 18/5/1959. Yazoo Co ., MS; md. Jef f erson Bryant LINDSAY, b . ca 1 864? d . 1 7 / 3/1893, Po lk Co . , AR . Any info . Marilyn SWAN-DYER, 1643 N . F a i r mou nt, Wi chi t a, K S 67208 -5'7 26 - 86 . S eek in g pa r ents ' n ames ( e sp ecial l y mo t her's maiden name) for a Pe a r s on MILLER , wh o md . Nancy HUFF i n Fr a nklin Co. , VA, 1797, Thomas MILLER sur et y. P ears on' s s ist er L ydia md . Nanc y HUFF' s brother Wm. Parents of Nancy a nd Wm HUF F we r e Ph ilip a nd Rachael (JACKSON) HUFF . Mr . R. Paul DeWEESE, 595 So . Ya t es Av e . • Kn nk a k ee, I L 60 901 27 - 86. Des i re n a me a nd a ddr e s s o f pa s t or s of t wo churches located on Laurel Creek (br a n c h o f L i t t l e Ri ver) ea st of P ossum Hollow , namely the Bethlehem Church o f f Co. ro a d 6 7 9 a nd L au rel Creek Church on Co. roa d 608. Cemeteries are in close proximity to eac h chur c h. De sir e wh e n formed, n a mes of early members . Also r e cords of ea rly i n terme nt s i n two ceme t e ries. Mr. R. Paul DeWEESE, address above\ 28 - 86. (1 ) S e ekin g info o n t h e STATON f a mily of Amherst Co. , VA, in early 1800's. Info concern i n g Wor s h a m (Wa r s h a m) TUCKER of Lunenburg and Montgomery Cos . in e a rly 18 0 0' s . Wor s h a m' s 2 nd wif e was S a lly (?) POTTS of L unenburg Co. His son, Li t t l et on, wa s b. o f his 1st wif e. (3) An y info on Robert LAWHORN(E) Jr . , md . to Re becc a MARTIN in July 1 82 4 i n Amherst Co. , VA . Ron PUCKETT, 8632 Fredericksburg Rd. #100 , S a n An t onio, T X 7 8 2 4 0 (2) 29 - 86. Nee d in f o a bout th e PITMAN/PITTMAN families who lived in southwest e rn VA in Rev olution a ry d a ys a nd b efor e . In parti c ul a r, William PITMAN, the long hunt e r. Willi a m wa s a r e siden t of Cast le 's Woods, Russe ll Co. , VA , in t he earl y 1 770' s. He mov e d to KY a nd h a d a st a tion on t h e Gr e en River . Am tr y in g to det e rmine who we r e h i s h e ir s . Wa rr e n L AWRENCE , Rt 4 , Box 929 , Lamar, MO 6 4 759 30 - 8 6. Le wis PITMAN, b. 1 782 in VA or KY J md . 1802 in Mercer JOHNSTON , b. 1779 i n VA . Who were t he i r parents a nd sibl in g s ? PITMAN lived in Wa rr e n a nd But le r Cos ., KY, Ora n g e Co . , IN , and IL. Th ey d. in Ma coupin Co. ; Nancy in 1 8 48 an d Lewis in 1849 . a ddr e s s abov e . Co. , KY to Nancy Lewis and Nancy Mac oupi n Co. , Wa rren LAWRENCE, 31 - 86. Nee d par e n t s of John L AWRENCE b. 1 814 e ast TN ; md. 1 8 3 3 Mart ha DAVIS , Rhea Co., TN . Marth a b. 1817 ea st TN . They live d i n Mei g s Co ., TN u nti l 1843/44 when mov e d to J ohnson Co., MO . Ma rtha' s p a r e n t s we re Ab r am DAVIS an d Reb e k ah CURTIS wh o md . 1816 in Roan e Co. , TN. Abr a m DAVI S supposed t o be f rom VA? Wa rren LAWRENCE , a ddress a bov e. 32 - 86. Nee d info on Elij a h LYNCH b . ca 1 7 60 pr obabl y Bed f o rd Co . Mar r i ed 28 Oc t. 1782 Jesiah WALKER , Ca mpbe ll Co . Da u . El iza b eth md . J ohn EDDS (EADS ) i n Oc t. 1 802. In J a n . 18 1 3, Elij a h LYNCH p u rc hased 6 2 acr e s from Will iam HARRIS. Property wa s bounded by WARD ' s road a nd Sen ec a Cr e e k in Camp bell Co. Wh o were Elij a h's p a rents? Who we r e J es i a h ' s paren ts? What were names of the i r other chi l dr e n? Bro . Timot h y BROWN , Bene d ictine Prior y, P. O . Drawer 13577, Savannah , GA 3 1 4 16 - - - - - · . . · 3 3 - 86 . (1) Na me of par e nt s of g - g - gran d fa th er Ephra i m GILES, Jr ., b. ca 1802 a nd g -g-grandmoth er Wi l mou t h WAL ROND , b. ca 1 802 - both from Pittsylvania Co., VA . Marri age ~ond d a t e 10 J a n . 1 824. Al so, d a t e of death. (2) Name of parents of g - g r a n d mo t h e r Ca r oli ne E . CARTER wh o md . Al fre d Ga it her SLICER, 28 June 1838 . He was from Alle g h a ny Co . , MD. ( 3) Name of secon d wi fe of g..,uncle Joseph Samuel SLICER, SR . , who was b . in Lonacoming, MD , 6 Oct . 1839 . Mary Margaret SLICER , 3 221 Hillcr est Av e ., N. W. , Apt. 1 -302, Roanok e, VA 24012 3 4 - 86 . I wo uld l ike to k n ow the f irst name and marriage date for a WHEATLEY who md . L adeni a -? - a nd h ad t h e follo wing chi l dren, all b . in VA: James B . 1 1 8 50 ; Ma r y A., 18 5 2; S ara h C . , 1853; Wil l iam , 1 860; Frances, 1861; and Lydi~ C. 1865. L a d e 11i a l a t er md. John KINDRICK and moved to OH . 116 Gran d Av e., Ti ff in , OH 44883 Beverly WHEATLEY, �31 35 _ 86. I am searchi11g for info about Samue l HOWELL who was b . in VA a nd md . Catharine RATLIFF, 11 Aug. 1831. Beve rly WHEATLEY , 116 Gr and Ave . , Tiffin, OH 44883 36 - 86. What became of William Martin BAKER) in Montgomery Co . , Botetourt Co ., VA, 11 Feb. 1772, Joseph SNODGRASS Sr . , Nov. 1782, to Franklin (Lincoln) Co., KY ca Betsy. Where & when did William Bryan St., Pr yor, OK 74361 McKEE who md . Phebe SNODGRASS BAKER (widow of VA, 11 Apr. 1788? Ph ebe md . Martin BAKER in two children: Mary & Ha nn ah, n amed in will of Botetourt Co . Mary BAKER MARRS and Hannah BAKER 1808. Two children by William McKEE: Henry & McKEE die? P a r e nt s? Lela L. McKENZ I E, 56 37 - 86. Moses ("Smoot Mose") Spencer ADAMS, b. 1812, Ro c k Castle, KY, d. 1899, Wise Co., VA; md. Rebecca HALL , Letcher Co . , KY . Who were Rebecca's p a r e nts? Dau. Luci nda ADAMS, b. ca 1838, Letcher Co . , KY, md. Thomas SHEPHERD , 1861, Wi se Co., VA, b. ca 1838, Lee Co., VA. Son, William Wilson ADAMS, b. 1853, Le tcher Co., KY, md. Sarah Agnes WELLS, b. 1857, Wise Co . , VA. Gl e nn E. ROBINETTE, 224 Aspen St. 1 Alexandria, VA 22305 38 - 86. Joseph C. WELLS, b. ca 1834, Lee Co., VA , son of Zachariah T . & Agnes CULBERTSON WELLS, md. Elizabeth BLAIR, b. ca 1836, VA. Wh o wer e Elizabeth's parents? Had brothers, Joseph & Newton BLAIR. Son, Preston WELLS , b. ca 1853, md . Mahala Ann COLLIER, b. 1849, dau. of Ora G. COLLIER, b . 1811, Lee Co., VA. Who were Ora COLLIER's parents? Had bro. Masten COLLIER, b. ca 1815, Lee Co., VA . Glenn E. ROB INETTE , address above . 35 - 86 . Wi ll iam McFARLAND, b. 1738, d. 1795 (1791 -?- Wythe Co., VA), Lt. Rev. War, md. Nancy KILGORE . Was Nancy's maiden name, Nancy Lucreti a (Lucy) KILGORE and who were her parents? Dau. Rhoda McFARLAND, b . ca 179l, Wyth e Co . , VA, md . Michael ROB INETT, ca 1810, T a z e well Co., VA, b. 1765, Au g usta Co., d. ca 1850, Scott Co., VA. Rhoda ROBINETT d. 1867, Wise Co., VA. Had sister, Is abella CRAWFORD. Glenn E. ROBINETTE, address above. 40 - 86. Info needed, John and Jonothan CREECH, VA a nd Harl a n, KY; P a trick, Lawrence and Jonatha n KELLY, Sr . , VA and Harlan, KY; Joseph WYNN, Ha rlan, KY, all in 1700 an d· 1 800 's . Lloyd DEAN, Rt. 6, Box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 41 - 86. Need info about the father and mother of David EVANS , Re v. War soldier, enlisted at Rockbridge Co., VA in 1780 . David was b. 23 May 1763, Augusta Co., VA. Died 11 Aug . 1838 , Parke Co., IN. Wife may have been Eliz a beth (?). Evelyn REYNOLDS, West Rt. Box 31, Seiling OK 73663 42 - 86 . Samuel ADAMS, Sr., b. ca 1745, MD. Married Anne ADAMS, dau. of William ADAMS, Sr ., ca 1766. Where did they li ve af ter their marriage, before they were deeded land in 1786 in Lincoln Co ., VA? Died Mercer Co . , KY . Evelyn REYNOLDS, address above. 43 - 86 " Need info abou t Samuel SALE, Sr . , b . ca 1765, Pittsylvani a Co. or Hampshire Co., VA. Died Oct. 1827 , Mercer Co . , KY . Married ca 1786, Elizabeth(?). Children: Stephen S . , Cleyton , Mary D. , Nancy, Ira Ezr a , William, Jam es, Samuel, Jr . Do you know this SALE family? Ev e lyn REYNOLDS, address above . 44 - 86. Wish to correspon d with descendants of Zachariah STANLEY, Sr., (17371810), son of Thomas and Elizabeth (CREW) STANLEY . Za chariah d . Grayson Co., VA. 1st wife, Susanna MENDENHALL, issue: Elizabeth, John, Beulah. 2nd wife, Sarah CREW, issue: Susannah, Abra h am, Ab igail, Zachariah, Jr . I descend from Zac ha riah STANLEY, Jr. and wife, Naomi JONES , d a u. of Henry JONES . Zachariah STANLEY, Jr., d. 1835, Tazewell Co ., IL. Naomi d. 1855, Whites ide Co . , IL . Russell E . BIDLACK, 1709 Cherokee Rd. , Ann Arbor, MI 48104 45 - 8 6 . Wish to correspond with persons h av ing knowledge of Henry JONES, will probated Floyd Co ., VA, 1831, naming chi ldr e n: Henry, Jr . ; Ha n nah WADE; William; Josnua; Neomy STANLEY; Rooert and Abraham J .. A son, David, b. 1 1 61, in Cooper Co., MO, 1833. Another son, Jesse, b. 1765 - ~, in Patrick Co., VA, 1854. 1783/84 deeds names wi f e Frankey . Henry, Sr., r emarried , Cassa ndr a JAMES, 1811. ~ussell E . BIDLACK, address above . Virginia Appe.1achian N OfieB �46 - 86. I s Willi;11n WALKER who md . Susannah GRAHAM, 4 Sept 178 '1 , Montgomery Co . , VA, 1.lle one who was l> . ca 1760-'lU, probably VA or NC and d . 1846, Washing;tu11 Co., TN? Wilii<.1111 WALKER'S will entered Mar-Aug. 1846, Wa shington Co., TN, c.:hildn.! tl: Mary RECTOR; Jane HARTMAN; Nancy JONES ; John md. Lucretia MARTIN; Ann;i DEAKINS; Willi;rn1 md. Mary BROWN; Andrew md. Sarnh BROWN; Margaret HUNT and Sus;l ll ll <i 11 WALKER . Who were parents/brothers/sisters of William and Suso.wnah'? Jc;l11 WALKER MATTHEWS, 11438 Seabrook Way, Cypress, CA 90630 4 7 - 86 . Need da tcs and p 1 ac.;es of birth and death for John SHERFEY ( son of Samuel SHERFEY and Mary KAUFMANN SHERFEY) and wife Susan Ernal ine HALE (HAIL), md . l 7 J an .. l 83S, Washi11 gtun Co. , TN. Aft er J ohn• s dca th, Susan md. Henry HALE. In Jeffer so n Co., T N 1850 census. Trndi t i on says John SHERFEY was Brethr e n ChurL:h minister . Al so need birth, death and marriage dates of Samuel SHERFEY , b . MD, and llis wife Elizabeth SITZLER . Jean WALKER MATTHEWS, address above. 48 - 86. Need date and place of birtl'l, date and place of d ea th of Susannah ELLER, dau. of" J:l<.:ol> ELL ER and Magdalen41 -?-, 111d. 28 Dec . 1809, B otetourt Co., VA, to Frederick GARST I I , son of Frederick GARST I and M;Lgdalena RAUCH . Also birthdate (en 1752 L:.111 <.:i.l st er Co. , PA) , dea tl1 date (ca 1842 Roanoke Co .. , VA) , and marriage date ( ca 1'178 Botetourt Co. , VA) of Fr ederick GARST I . Any info on RAUCH appreciated . Je.in WALKER MATTHEWS, address above . 4!:i - 80 . Franci s BEATTY, Jr. md. M;1ry DOAK , dau. of Da vid DOAK of Montgomery Co., VA so111e time ;ifter l Aug. 17S7 probably in Wythe Co . , VA. Need documentat ion o f Lllis 111:lrria~c ;111d :111 inJo on their descendants. Sarah DOAK and Jane (Je an) DOAK, d:1us. of David DOAK of Montg-omery (now Wythe) Co . , VA were b. after li6S. Need a l l info 011 their spouses and descendants . George H. HICKOX, £ :310 All wood Court., Al cxa ndri;l , VA 22309 50 - 86 . Eliza DOAK KIRBY, b .. 3 Dec . 1837, is said to have md . -?- KIMBERLIN(G) in Smyth Co., VA . Sile d . 2!:) Jan. 1 ~11 . Need all info on their descendants. George H. HICKOX, 9310 Allwood Court, A lex:1 ndria , VA 22309 bl - 8b. Like inl'o Be11j;.1mi11 ROGERS, Sr., also brotll cr William in present Wyt he c111i14ralc.:d Jro111 Grc.:;1t 13ri1.ain 1.o Nansernond c:a 1715. Son Joh.n ROGERS b. c.:a 1755 Wyt.11e Co . . Cpl. Re volution 3d VA C . L . !Ju1·ied Spe e dwe l l , TN . Were Benjamin (Jr . ?), David , Ju111cs, J oseph, brolliers? Lisi.ed Su111111 e r s ANNALS OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA Rcvulutio110.11·y soldier::;, Mont~omery Co . (now Wytl1e). Catherine BROGAN, 4JUO Vrai11 1 #"JI.!) , Denve1· 1 CO 80212 Co.; Slll/NJ\ M!t-: INDEX for puh1i c:i.Uon in the Augur; l i:1:~ue. The 1ollowinr; 011 t ljne i ~ used . We will pul 1 li: ~ l1 10 n,<me: ~ for e:l.ch member only once" ye;i.r. 'fhe :;c n;i.nHi :1 whouJd b0 i r1 <1u r· t n 11d: ; hy Ju ·1y 1 . Mr -:; Cl:i.udc S J'i'owlcr , 1716 Cnlr:;i.Le St NE , floanokc , VA 2 401..' Su r·r1~1. 101! McCLI Jl!E COLLIN::; HOC1VEH JEF'J'i'flTES HTPJ.~Y (?V::i.1 1) B()U;,MAN noDA l<fY:: Mon ro MOO r<E Ji'LTNN I LA I/MON Give n n:i.me S:i.mucl J,oc:i ti o11 Bo tetourt Co , Va. Mo: :e: ~ l(;rn:iwh:i Co , WV - then We:~ L J:i.c:ob Gree nbrier Co , WV Wm Ji' r an kl in Greenbrier Co , WV M:-t Lthi;i.: ~ Hoc k bridge Co, VA El.'lxb.1.rn Hoc:l<bridgc Co , VA Eml ly O. llurL Cnmpbell Co & Montgomery Co , Vn. Hid1anJ M.1.r:'1h:1J 1 C:i.mpbel l Co & Montgomery Co , Vn. GeoT'/;~e Augusta Co , VA to ?Ohi o Thom.1.: ; Aug ' " , Bote. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 1986 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv10n1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4915/VANv9n4.pdf 3545da53980179316d23193b3e83e192 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 Virginia Appalachian Notes NOVEMBER .1 985 ROANOKE CIT'( NOV 1 6 1985 PUBLIC LIB RARY Pithyl\ooaia Danville • I Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS -EXECUTIVE BOARD President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Asst. 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Membership includes the quarterly, VIRGINIA APPAIACHIAN NOTES (VAN), which is published in Feb, May, Aug, Nov; also an i ndex, and membership roster. Memberships received after quarterly mailings will receive back issues at the next regular mailing - this is due to the cost of mailing a single issue (1984 was 8.5¢) Single issues are available at reinbursement cost of $2. 00 each as long as supply last. Make check payable to Southwestern Vi rginia Genealogical Society and mail to (for 1985): Southwestern Virginia . Genealogi cal Society, PO Box 1248.5, Roanoke, VA 24026. =================================================================================== �' /l'lL, THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE November 5, 1985 DEAR FELLOW GENEALOGISTS: t I ~ The end of my year as president of your society is fast drawing to a close. I feel that we have had a successful year due to the hard work of your executive board. We finally obtained our non-profit designation from the post office department which has cut our postage expenses. We have opened an additional bank account so that we may earn interest on the money in our treasury. The executive board has approved a project which will involve obtaining additional microfilm of Virginia records for use of researchers in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library. Our long range goal is to obtain a large portion of the records currently available at the Virginia State Archives. We feel that our July workshop was that best one we have held. As you probably remember we are sponsoring these workshops on alternate years now and would welcome your suggestions as to speakers and topics for 1987 . Mary Jo Shoaf, who is our support chairman, is heading up our microfilm project and is completing our packet for new researchers. This packet will be ready in the near future and we would still appreciate any ideas on what might be included. 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Scott President VJrgmsa Appalachian Notes �VIRGINIA A P P AL A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ============================================================================= Volume IX - No. 4 - November 1985 CONTENTS The President's Message Smyth County, Virginia - 1832 Personal Property List Giles County, Virginia - Court Records High Bridge Presbyterian Church Rockbridge County, Virginia Montgomery County, Virginia, Cemeteries Pat Snider Cemetery Iafayette Cemetery Lee County, Virginia, Lockhart Family Quarterlies Non-Exchange Publications Notes on Exchange Publications New Members Book Reviews Queries ll?a 117 128 142 144 145 148 149 150 151 152 1.53 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------PROGRAMS November 16, 1985 - "What the Archives Offers the Researcher" by Mr Conley Edwards III, Virginia State Archives December - no meeting The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month at the Roanoke City Public Library located in Elmwood Park. The meeting is held on the 4th floor - new section. Come early at 1 :JO pm. research in the Virginia Room -- and then meet with us ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- �JI? SMYTH COUNTY, VI RGINIA 1832 PERSONAL PROPERTY LIST The ori ginal of this list is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia. List of Taxable property within the district of Joseph W Davis Commissi oner of the Revenue for Smyth County (Souther ' n District) for the Year of our Lord 1832 . (Note : the headings for the columns are as follows : ) (1) Date of Re the (paper torn) individuals ; (2 ) Persons Names Chargable with Tax ; (J)No. of Whites above 16 years Old ; (4) No . of Blacks above 12 Years Old; (5) No . of Blacks above 16 years Old ; (6) Horses Mares Mules and Cows ; (7) Stud Horses and Jacks; (8) Rates of covering for Season; (9) Carriages & Gigs ; (10) Tax in dollars and Cents . tax 1.36 Feb 18 Jonathan Aker . 80 1 1 3 6 1 0 2 5 Arther M Bowen .24 2 0 0 4 24 Thompson Atkins Hezehiak Bonham .12 Es qr 1 0 5 8 1.73 Joseph P Bonham Es 1 0 0 2 .12 03 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 5 27 Michael Aker John Burket .JO 1.67 Nathaniel Atkins 1 1 4 7 1 0 0 5 Andrew Buchanan . 06 .12 Mar 1 Jacob Aker 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 Peleg Bishop . 06 1 0 0 1 .12 John Arnold 2 0 0 2 John BQldwin . 06 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Jeremiah Alin James S Boldwin 1 0 0 2 .12 .24 2 John Arney 2 0 0 4 Noah Bishop 1.18 ,78 1 0 4 3 1 0 0- 13 Chesly Ashland John H Barton .36 1 0 0 6 John Anderson .24 Thomas Alin (Capt 2 0 0 4 . 24 Feb 10 Adam Catron 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 J John Alin .18 13 Berry Carter 1 0 0 0 .06 Fe by Robert Carter 2 0 O1 1. 4 8 George Blankenbecker 2 0 0 4 . 24 Nancy Cullop 3 0 2 9 .24 W' m R Buchanan 2 0 0 2 .12 24 Michael Cormaney 1 O O4 . 18 Mar 2 Aaron Blankerbecker 1 0 0 ~ •¢~ Mar 1 Jessee Comber 1 0 0 3 2 John Criger (ofP be 1 0 0 0 (horses marked out) , JO John Blankerbecker 1 0 0 5 Abram Crabtree (IWC 1 O 0 0 Alexander Buchanan 2 2 1- 10 1.35 Dulaney Chisenhall-1 0 0 0 3 ,06 John Craice 2 0 0 6 .36 Abram Bishop 1 0 0 1 , 06 George Craice 3 0 0 2 • 12 Jonathan Bishop Jr 1 0 0 1 . 24 George Croosenberry 1 0 0 1 .06 Levi Bishop (Capt 1 0 0 4 .36 John Bishop 3 0 0 6 Francis Caly 1 0 O 5 . JO 28-J-16-83 9,73 Jacob Crider 1 0 0 5 .JO Henry Crider 1 0 0 7 . 42 page 2 42-7-20-59 17 .27 1 0 0 1 (torn. 2 gigs Peggy Bishop 0 0 0 2 . 12 Ruth Bishop page J .12 1 0 0 0 Jacob Burger Mar 2 Peter Creger Sr Bc=1 0 0 2 George Criger (of m CC= 1 0 0 0 Robert & Josiah Beaties 2-5- 10- 42 . 18 6 , 7 Michael Creger Sr BC= 2 0 0 J 1 gig $25 .18 1. Capt George Byers 1 1 J 7 Jacob Criger Sr CC 2 0 O J • 06 Jessee Bl ankerbecker 0 0 0 2 .12 16 Jos eph Cormaney 1 0 0 1 .J6 D David Callehand Joseph Brown 1 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 • 06 Solomon Bassing 1 O 0 4 Richard Comber 1 0 0 1 1 Gig $40 · .12 .74 John Comber 1 0 0 2 Elizabeth Blessing 0 0 2 3 .68 .06 Jonathan Comber 1 0 0 1 John Byers Sr 1 0 1 5 ,55 1.85 James Cole 1 0 5- 10 V1rg1n1a Appalachian Not.ea �Ll ~ Joal Emery_ 1 0 0 0 PAGE 3 con't 1 0 5-28-1-$1 . 25 Hugh Cole 2 1 0 9 .79 John Edmason Jr 5 . 43 James Cole (of Hugh 1 0 0 0 .06 Philip Erp 1 0 0 0 Joseph Cole Jr 1 0 0 1 Turner Erp 1 0 0 2 . 12 Joseph Cole Sr 1 0 0 0 Robert Cook · 1 0 0 0 Feby 11 George Fel1Y 1 0 0 J 12 Sampson Cole Sr 1 0 J 7 1. 7 Joseph Cole(of Samps 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 06 .J4 Mar 1 James Frost Conod Fariss Sampson Cole Jr 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 . 12 . 06 Joru1 Fudg Mary Crow 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 . 12 06 E;dward Fariss . 12 1 0 0 4 John Call 1 0 0 2 . 24 Thomas Fariss· 1 0 0 1 . 06 Robertson Clemmans 1 0 0 3 .18 Aquita Fox D' oct Joseph Clemmans 3 0 0 7 . 42 1 0 0 J . 18 W'm Cole 1 OO1 • 06 40-0-5-93 9,33 Feb 2 Pleasant J Ia.vis 1 0 0 1 . 06 page 5 Henry Iavi; (at I.esleys 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 0 3 13 Adam Dutting . 18 Feby 11 Conrad Grubb 1 0 0 0 (whispering Peter Grubb 1 0 0 1 . 06 W'm Ia.vis (S.m 1 O O2 John Griffetts 2 0 0 6 .12 . J6 24 Hiram D:tugherty 1 0 0 1 . 06 Mar 1 W'm Grubb (R V 1 0 0 1 . 06 Hiram Green 1 0 0 0 Mar 1 W'm Detheredg 1 0 0 2 . 12 Pierce Goard 1 0 0 6 Matthew Detheredg 1 0 0 0 . J6 2 John---Crubb (R V 2 0 0 2 W'm Iavis (Shoemaker 1 0 0 0 . 12 Alford Gannaway 2 Joseph Ia.vis (Rye V . 1 0 0 J 1 0 0 0 . 18 16 W' m Goodpaster James Ia.vis 1 0 0 O . 42 J 0 0 7 (at Mitchells Robert Goll£horn 1 0 1-12 , 97 Jacob Dutting George Gollihorn 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 . 24 Jacob Deckerd John Gallihorn 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 . 36 James L Grimes 1 0 0 6 40-1-8- 83 . 36 7.2J Robert Grimes 1 0 0 J . 18 A brarn Grose 1 0 0 J . 18 page 4 C.G.& J.C. Gardner J 2 4-16 Feby 2 Joseph Deckerd 1 0 0 1 2 . 56 W'm Gray 1 0 0 0 Elija Debusk 2 0 0 7 . 42 James Dunking 2 0 0 0 Richard Gro~ 1 0 0 1 . 06 John R Dungings J 0 0 8 Drewry Gowan 1 0 0 0 . 48 Hanah Dungings 1 O 0 2 . 12 James Dungings 1 0 0 1 . 12 . 06 Feb 25 George Hoofnaggle 1 0 0 J . 06 Eli ja Dungings 1 0 OJ . 18 Mar 1 Daniel Hoofnaggle J 0 0 1 2 Thomas Hawks 1 0 0 0 Leander Deniston 1 0 0 0 George Handy 1 0 0 1 . 06 John Iane 2 0 0 0 Thomas Handy 1 0 O 1 . 06 . 24 D:tvid Denton 2 0 0 4 Peter Hackler 1 0 0 J .1 8 .12 Hervey De board 1 0 0 2 28 John Heit 1 0 0 1 . 06 . 18 Abija Deboard 1 0 0 J Daniel Helt 1 O 0 2 . 12 . 06 Theophelas Deboard 1 0 0 1 Anderson B Hopkins 1 0 0 1 • 06 • 42 Charles Dungings 1 0 0 7 Charles Hopkins 1 O O O .18 W'm Dean 1 0 0 J D' oct Nelson Hopkins 1 0 0 1 • 06 Moses Dean 1 0 0 0 James Hutton 1 0 0 J . 12 . 06 John Dean 1 0 0 1 John Hutton 1 0 0 2 . 12 Jarett Duball 1 0 0 0 Dickson Hutton 1 0 0 1 . 06 James Haris 1 0 0 1 .06 .JO Mar 16 John Erels 2 0 0 5 Benjamin Henderleter 1 0 0 1 . 06 .06 1 0 0 1 Elisha. Evera 43-2-5-84 6 . 89 .06 1 0 0 1 Lewis Evera 1 0 0 0 John Esque 0 0 D �page 6 John Haris Wm Hume Zachariah Hester Joel Hubble John Houston Andrew Herin Tu.vid Hubble Thomas Hayes John Halaway Mathias Hicky? Abram Hawks Feby 2 Willis Jones Mar 2 John James E~ekial James James James Thomas Jones W'm James Jr W' m James S'r Lewis Jones Sr Wheeler Jayne 1 Carry all $60 Hugh Johnston .8_ ar 1-Henry Moyers (Sadler) 1.55 1 2 J 5 2 0 0 J .18 1.61 1.44 1 0 5 6 4 0 0-24 1 0 0 0 1 0 J 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 5 0 J 0 0 0 0 .JO 0 1 • 06 .18 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 6 0 5-10 3 1 1 1 . 61 1.85 .74 2 4 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 2-13 0 2 0 0 .06 .37 1.2$ .24 4 1 0 0 2 1.12 .06 1 0 0 1 Feby 1J-Richard Kirk 1 0 0 2 Mar 1 -Stephen Keesling 1-0-0-5 Caleb Kinett 1 0 0 1 .3 Peter Keesling 1 0 0-12 George Keesling 1 0 0 0 John Killinger 1 0 J 7 Wiley Kimble 1 0 0 2 Luke Kimble 1 0 0 J William Kimble 1 0 0 1 Francis Kincannon 1 0 0 1 Samuel Kincannon 1 0 0 1 Mathew Kincannon 1 0 0 0 George Killinger Sr-2-0-6-10 1 Carry all $7 5 45-J- 29-141 page 7 Feby 10-Andrew Lesly 1 0 2 6 John Luncef oard 1 0 0 1 Thomas Long 1 0 0 0 Archibald Lunceford 1 0 0 0 James Lethes 1 0 O0 George T Lansdown 1 0 1 2 Feby 9-John Moyers (of Henry) Joseph Mays/Mayo 13 Joseph Musser 16 Hugh McGavoch 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 2 O O1 George Musser Jr 2 0 2 6 .12 .JO • 06 .72 . 18 • 06 James Mullin 1 0 0 0 Joseph Mullin 1 0 0 0 2 Silas Meret 1 0 0 1 Ie.vid Moss (R.Y) 1 0 0 0 James McCord (R.V) 1 0 0 0 Zachariah Mitchell (rev) 1 1 3 7 15- Michael Musser 1 0 0 3 Wm Moore 1 0 0 0 Henry Moore 1 0 0 1 John May 1 0 0 0 John Mannifer 1 0 0 0 Thomas Miezels 1 0 0 2 Thomas J Moyers 1 0 0 1 1 Carryall $55 Jane Matthews 0 1 3 3 ?Levina Mink 0 0 0 1 James Moris Jr 1 0 1 3 1 Carriage $100 James Moris St 1 0 0 0 John Matheney 2 0 0 0 Wm Matheney 1 0 0 0 John McClewer J 0 0 6 Iavid Mink 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Andrew McGee Elizabeth Morgan 0 0 1 1 • 06 1.54 .18 • 06 .12 1. 06 1.12 • 06 2. 43 .36 .31 J6-2-11-47 9, 07 1.17 age 8 eby 11- Jacob Neikirk . 06 28-Ianiel Nelson • 06 Mar 2-Ezekial Nelson John Nelson . 06 James Newland Mathias Nichels .12 .18 J.10 18.46 .86 • 06 .J? .12 • 06 • 06 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 5 1 0 1 4 1 0 1-10 1 0 0 8 Thomas Ocheltree 1 Feby 10-Sampson Pickel Henry Pickel 1 11 John Pew?/Peer 1 13 Hermous Pool?/Pod 1 16 Thomas Pickel 1 Mar 1-George Pearce 2 Moses Pearce J 23 Wm Poertis Esqr 1 29 Simon Pickel 1 Phiiip Pickel 2 Jacob Peck Sr 1 Nelson Pierce? 1 John Pafford 1 Robert Poerterfield '9trgfnfa APPalachian Notes 0 1 0 1 O 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 O 1 0 1 0 0 3 • 06 •JO .47 • 85 .48 • 06 . 18 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 7 1-11 0-4 0 2 0 1 0 0 O1 0 0 i , 55 .18 . 42 1.16 . 24 .J? • 06 • 06 . 06 �page 8 con't William Pritchett Henry Pefly Jacob Peck Jr Amos Pickel Tobias Pickel John Pickel Michael Pickel Gasper Phipps Hiram Phipps Joseph Pendleton Thomas Snider 1 0 02 2 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 2 . 06 .J6 • 06 1-$1-2.12 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 . 06 • 06 . 06 41-J-J- 82-1-1 8.42 Feby 22-?Leiselin Rice Mar 1- Michael Roland 2 Peter Reedy John Roberts Wm Riley 3 Ianiel Raney Able Rollen Andrew Robinson John Rouse (Son of Polser Rouse Aleazer Rouse John Robinson (of James) James Robinson Richard Roe John Rouse Jr George Robinson Valen.tine Ross Joshua Ross Adam Ronanbund James W Roark Isaac Reed Samuel Robinson Ryland Roland Moore Robinson Jr James Robinson (Iron W.) John Randal E.Ze'k.ial Retzie? George Reed . 06 J . 68 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Feby 13- John Quailes 1 0 0 0 Mar 2-Washington Quilin 1 0 0 1 Elija Quelin 1 0 0 1 page 9 John Quinnelly 1 0 0 1 37-1-1-53 .12 1 0 0 1 • 06 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 1 0 0 1 P. ) 1 0 0 J 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 5 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 _ 13 . 24 • 06 .JO . 06 .18 • 06 . 12 .JO . 80 . 12 .06 .12 . 18 2 0 0 1 • 06 1 0 0 2 .12 ge 10 eby11?-Charles Shoemaker 1 0 0 J 13 Peter Snavely 1 2 2 9 1 Carryall $35 Samuel Si~ 1 0 0 0 Wm Sawl 1 0 0 0 25-Wm Sna veley 1 0 0 1 22_-Abram Snavley 2 0 0 1 (als Pickel) ov 1-Joseph Scott 2 0 1 17 Wm Scott (of Joseph) 1 0 0 4 2 Ralph Soot? 1 0 0 0 John Scott 1 0 1 9 Frederick Slemp 1 0 0 2 Peter Shupe 2 0 0 4 Wm Sheets 1 0 0 0 Wm Sullavin 1 0 0 0 Adam Shaver 2 0 0 J Wm Scott Sr 1 0 4--20 Samuel Scott 1 0 0 1 Mitchell Scott 1 0 2 8 James M Stow 1 0 0 6-1-$4 Henry Shupe 1 0 0 6 Robert Sheton 1 0 0 0 Elias Stoloup 1 0 0 0 Michael Swinger 1 0 0 0 Adiah Shierwood 1 0 0 1 Wm Sinclier 1 1 0 5 Priscilla Sheirwood 0 0 0 1 John Stolcup 1 0 0 1 Wm Stoloup 1 0 0 4 Isaac Stoloup? 1 0 0 1 Baxter Salph? 1 0 0 0 Ransom Soot 1 0 0 1 Robert Shierwood 1 0 0 0 Sampson Stalcup 1 0 0 1 John H Townsend Hellings Tilson • 06 1 0 0 1 • 06 .12 1 0 0 0 Feby ?-Nicholas Snaveley 1 0 0 1 10 Meiagy Smalwood 1 0 0 1 11 Joseph Stiffis? 1 0 0 1 John Steffis 2 0 0 4 1. 27 . 24 . 79 . 12 .24 .18 2.20 • o6 ,98 8.J6 ,36 • o6 .55 • o6 • o6 .24 • o6 . 06 • 06 39-3-10-108-1-4 18 . 73 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 • o6 . 06 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 .12 2.54 .12 .06 • 06 . 06 • 24 ge 11 Nicholas Thompson 1 0 0 Wm Tilson 1 0 0 Poleg Tilson 1 O 0 Lemuel Tilson Sr 2 0 0 'Ihomas D Tilson 1 0 0 lliompson ThaJ2.er 1 0 O Erastus Tombleson 1 0 0 Hiram Tombleson 1 0 0 Martha Thomas 1 0 2 John Thomas (of Martha ) Vtrg!nia Appalachian Notes 3 0 2 1 2 2 1 1 7 1 0 0 3 00.18 . 12 .06 . 12 . 12 • 06 .06 • 92 .18 �///.,/ page 11 con ' t Joseph Thomas 1 0 2 10 Maj ' r Carter Tuell 1 0 0 0 Thomas Thomas 2 0 5-10 (Esqr Wm Tilson (of Thomas) 1 0 1 J Unis Tilson 1 0 0 5 Lemuel Tilson Jr 1 0 0 4 !:avid Tilson 1 0 0 J Jabz Tombleson 1 0 0 0 John Thompson Jr 1 0 0 0 John H Thompson 1 0 0 0 1.10 1.85 .4J .JO .24 .18 1 0 1 5 ,55 Feby 8-John Vaught 1 0 0 J Wm Vaught 1 0 0 0 Christopher Vaught 1 0 0 5 .18 George Umbarger Feby 11-Armoney Wills Mar 1-Henry Wassam Levi Williams George West Peter West Christley West Moses Wells Bonham Wells .JO 1 0 0 4 .24 . 06 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 5 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 , 55 .JO 0 5 0 2 . 12 0 0 .JO 5 0 5 0 .JO 35-1-11- 97 8 . 82 page 12 Mar 1-Wm Woolf 1 0 0 0 John Woolf . 06 1 0 0 1 Joseph Woolf 1 0 0 0 2 . 06 J Samuel Williams Esqr 2 2 6 6 . -1 2 Rufus K Williams 1 0 0 2 (Capt) Jinken Williams .24 1 0 0 4 Thomas Williams 1 0 0 4 .24 Henry Wisman 1 0 0 3 .18 Richard Williams Jr 2 0 0 5 .JO Jeffrey Winnafoard 3 0 0 1 . 06 Same & Co 0 o o 0-1-$J-6 . oo John wassom 1 0 0 J .18 Elias Williams .24 1 0 0 4 John Wheeler .12 1 0 0 2 !:avid Wilson 1 0 0 0 Francis Wheeler 2 0 0 0 Oliver Wheeler .18 1 0 0 J Stephen Wheeler 2 0 0 2 . 12 0 0 2 Thom.as Wheeler 1 .12 James Warthan 1 0 0 1 .06 Charles Woodar 1 0 0 0 eby 1?-Wm Yonson Sr Wm Yonson Jr 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 28- 2 -6-47-1-J .12 .12 10.82 age 13 ist of Taxable property Within the ·strict of Joseph W Lavis Commissioner f The Revenue for Smyth County (Northern strict of Said County) for the Year of ur Lord 1832) eby 1-Benjamin F Aker 1 0 0 0 18 Philip Aker 1 0 0 4 24 Joseph Atkins Esqr J 1 J 9 27 Andrew Aker 1 0 0 5 2-Joseph Atwell 1 0 0 0 John Alin 1 0 0 3 John Anderson (NF) 1 0 0 1 George Amas 1 0 0 0 Jacob Anderson 1 0 0 .5 John Athey 1 0 0 1 James Anders on 1 0 0 1 Wm Anderson 1 0 0 1 Elizabeth Aperson 0 O O 1 Charles Anderson 1 0 0 0 I.aniel Ayres 1 0 0 1 Jeremiah Ayers J 0 1 4 Anthony Awald 1 0 0 1 Isaac Abott 1 0 0 1 Feby 2-George Burket Henry Burkert 8 Isom Brown 24 Jane Brient 1 0 1 J 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 2.5-1-5-47 page 14 Feby 24- Sally Brient 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 ?El.e.azar B~ll Robert Buchanan 1 0 0 7 Patrick Buchanan 2 0 0-10 Thomas Bates 2 1 2 7 2 0 0 2 John Betts 25 Ephraim Braday 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 28 Colbert Brown 1 0 0 5 Wm H Buchanan Sr 1 OO O Mar 2-Wilfrey Brient Alexander Brient 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Wm Black 1 0 0 1 Michael Burger 1 0 0 J George Burger 1 0 0 0 Abram Burger 1 0 0 0 John Burger 1 0 0 1 Arther B Byers Vlrgtnta Appalachian Notes .24 1 . .54 • JO • 18 .06 • JO • 06 . 06 . 06 .06 . 06 • 49 . 06 . 06 .4J .18 . 12 . 06 4 . 32 . 06 . 12 .42 .60 1.07 .12 0 06 .JO . 12 . 06 .18 • 06 �page 14 con ' t 1 0 0 1 Robert Burgess John Boothe 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Iavid Blessing 1 0 4 1 Jacob Blessing Nancy Byers 0 0 2 1 George Byers Jr 1 0 0 1 John Byers Jr 1 0 0 1 Wilfrey Brient Jr 1 0 0 1 Abram Blessing 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 Wm Blackwell Sr Patrick Buchanan 1 0 1 4 1 0 0 2 Wilson Buchanan Jr 1 0 0 6 William Buchanan John Buchanan 1 0 0 10 John Buchanan Jr 1 0 0 7 James Buchanan 1 0 1 6 George Buchanan 5 0 0 11 Fulton Buchanan 1 0 0 6 Archibald Buchanan 1 0 0 2 44-2- 6- 115 16 Jo hn Curren . 06 . 18 . 49 . 62 . 06 . 06 . 06 .12 .24 ,49 .12 .J6 .60 . 42 . 61 .66 . 36 .18 8 . 96 page 15 Wm Buchanan (Cove) 1 0 0 4 .24 Samuel Buchanan 1 0 1 6 . 61 Archibald Buchanan Sr 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 . 06 John Baher 0 0 0 1 . 06 Fontain Ba b:er 1 0 0 0 Walker Brown . 12 Alexander Buchanan 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 • 06 Joseph Billiter 1 0 0 0 Susan Billiter 1 0 0 1 . 06 Wm Baber 1 0 0 0 Wm Burgess 1 0 0 0 Feby 9-Abram Criger (Carpenter) . JO 1 0 0 5 10 John S Cox 1 0 0 3-1-$2-4.18 Joseph T Crow 1 0 0 0 13 Jacob Cattoning ( Ni tty) 1 0 0 0 Charles Crow . 06 1 0 0 1 Wm Crow .12 0 0 2 1 George Cormaney 1 0 0 0 18 Jos eph Coker 1 0 0 1 . 06 Solomon Coker 1 0 0 0 James Coker . 06 Peter Criger (RilI_) 1 0 0 1 .12 1 0 0 2 24 Andrew H?A Cox .06 1 0 0 1 25 Joseph Cornwell 3 1 2-10 1.35 Wm Cox Sr ,36 J 0 0 6 28 Thomas Crow 1. 06 1 0 0 1 Mar J- Jacob Criger ( Corpent ) 1 Carrya ll $45 2 0 0 2 Al i n Curin 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 29 Mar k S Calhound Wm Cowdon S r 1 0 0 2 J a mes Crabtree 1 0 0 0 Thomas Coaly 1 0 0 1 John Cunn i n g ham J 0 1 2 Ben j a min Chapman 1 0 0 J Peter Callo12 ( of Ad ) 1 0 0 2 .12 .JO .12 • 06 .37 . 18 .JO 44-1-4-69-1-2 10. 39 age 16 Henry Ca llop 1 0 1 2 1 Ca rry a ll $2 0 Peter Collop 1 0 0 3 (of Henry) 1 0 0 0 Eliza Ca ll John Gallop 1 0 0 2 Henry Copenhaver J r 1 0 0 6 Henry Copenhaver Sr 1 0 0 3 Frederick Copenhaver 3 1 2 7 1 Carry all $50 Iavid Copenhaver 1 0 0 2 Chrisley Copenhaver :l 0 0 3 Adam Gollop Sr J 0 0 5 2 0 0 2 Isaac Collins 1 0 0 1-1-$2 Jacob Gollop 1 0 0 0 George Chapman Andrew Chapman 1 0 0 1 Stephen T Chapman 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Rachel Chapman Thomas Colley Jr 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 2 Eli Chiddicks Wm Chiddicks 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 Wm Crabtree Jr 2 0 0 1 Wm Cornwell 1 0 1 7 Audley Campbell John Campbell Sr 1 1 4 6 John Campbell Jr 1 0 1 1 Spotswood M Campbell 1 0 0 1 Lisander Campbell 1 0 0 2 Elisha Carter 1 0 0 1 Edward Carter 0 0 0 1 Benjamin Cox 1 0 0 1 James T Crabtree 1 0 0 1 Christopher Crewy 2 0 0 0 John Clear 4 0 0 J Capt Wm Campbell 5 0 0 0 George W Campbell 1 0 0 6 Wm Crabtree Sr 1 0 0 4 Wm Crabtree Jr 1 0 0 0 V1rg1rua Appe.lachta.n Nows 1.37 .18 .12 . 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J6 . 24 49-2-10-81-1-2 1J.86 �l:i.3 page 17 James Cleghorn 1 John T Campbell 1 Joseph Crabtree 1 John Crabtree 1 Reuben Crabtree 1 Wm Caldwell 2 James Chapman (Cove) Margaret Cusick 0 Wm S Campbell 1 James Cahal_g_( ?l) 1 Feby 2-Addison Lavis George W Tu.vis 7 John Deboard 13 Greenberry Dale 18 Joseph Dutting 20 Thomas J Da.vis 24 Scott Denniston Michael Dameran Joseph Tu.le Vincent Tu.le Joseph Dunford 25 Even Tu.vis Wm Davidson Thomas Tu.le Martin Davis Joseph W Tu.vis Antoney Deboard George Dungings Cornelias Deboard Reuben Deboard Jr George Deboard Elisha Deboard Jessee Dungings David Deboard George Dutting Benjamin F Davis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-14 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 1 0 1 0 1 1. 09 . 06 . 06 .JO . 06 • 06 • 06 0 0 1 2 5-10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 1 J 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 3 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 4 1 0 1 5 42-J-20- 95 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 J . 06 2.35 • 61 .18 • 06 2 . 86 • 06 ,55 ,55 . 4J . JO .12 ,JO .18 .24 . 12 .24 • 22 11.45 page 18 Reuben Deboard Sr 1 0 0 0 John Deboard 1 0 0 2 Benjamin Davidson 1 0 0 0 Harry Davidson 0 0 0 1 Robert Ia.vidson 1 0 0 1 John Ia.vidson 1 0 0 3 *Jam Davis 0 0 3 4 Wm Done/Dane 1 0 0 2 John Delong 1 0 0 0 James Davis Esqr 1 2 6 7 William Elzy 1 0 0 6 Thomas Estes 1 0 0 1 Feby 9-Charles Foglesong 1 0 0 2 (of Chas ) *or Jane Iavis .12 . 06 • 06 .18 ,99 .12 2.42 . .36 . 06 .12 George Fleming 1 0 0 1 • 06 21 Douglas _Fulcher 1 0 0 4 .24 Wm Foster 1 0 0 1 • 06 John Forister 1 0 0 J . 18 Jourdon Fergason 1 0 0 0 James Fariss 1 0 0 1 • 06 Peter Fox .48 J 0 0 8 Adam Fox .54 3 0 0 9 Mary Fulling 0 0 1 8 .73 Jacob Fulks 1 0 0 1 . 06 Thomas Franklin 1 0 0 0 Joseph Floyd 1 0 0 0 John French 1 0 0 1 • 06 Wm Fel ts 1 0 0 0 8harles-Fogles ong-i-e-e-4--------.E4 (of- 8harles7 (marked out) eby 8-Henry Gillaspy 1 0 0 0 22 Russel Gillaspy 2 0 0 6 .36 Elija Gillaspy 1 0 0 1 • 06 Samuel Graham 2 1 0 5 .55 ar 16-Adam Gooascloas? 2 1 0 6 .61 24 John Garoscloas? 1 0 0 4 .24 Wm & Hiram Griever 2 0 0 6 . J6 40-4-10- 94 9 . 14 age 19 James Gilpin Samuel Gilpin George Goodman Valentine Greever Frederick Goodman John Goodman Sr Joseph Goodman Ds,vid Goodman Robert Graham Stephen Graham John Goodman Jr Robert Gillaspy Matthew Gillaspy Valentine Griever Isaac Gannaway John G Graham Henry Gillaspy Margarett Gobbin eby 2 - Joab Holbrook 13 Garet Haris 20 Henry Harmon 24 James Hays Elizabeth Hays ?Iezeck Harmon (or Jezeck) Wm Hubble Joshua Hubble ,.. ~gmm App&laohi&n Not.es 2 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 10 1 0 0 J 2 0 0 6 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 J 1 0 0 1 Jr 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 J 1 1 1-14 2 1 2 7 0 J 6 8 1 0 1 4 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5 .24 .18 .60 . 18 .J6 .12 . 12 .JO • 06 . 12 .18 .06 . 80 • 06 • 06 .18 1.J4 1.17 2.73 .49 .JO .JO �page 19 con't 1 0 J-10 Jacob Hays 1 0 0 1 Wm Herald 2 0 0 .5 Mar 1-Leonard Hutton Nathaniel Haris Sr 2 2 1 8 1 0 0 J Sarah Hughs Elija Humphry 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 4 Wm Humphry Thomas Haris 1 0 0 3 25 40-7-16-130 page 20 John Henegar 1 0 Jacob Henegar 2 0 Henry Henegar 1 0 Nathaniel Haris Jr 1 0 George Haden 1 O Ianiel R Holt (rev'nd) Charles Henegar 1 0 Samuel Henegar Jr 1 0 Abram Honel 1 0 Andrew Haris 1 O Matthew Hobbs 1 0 Wm H Holt 2 0 John Haris 1 0 Henry Haris 1 0 John Hart 1 0 Milton R Haws 1 0 1.35 • 06 .JO 1.23 .18 • 06 . 24 .18 13.55 . 06 , 36 0 1 0 6 0 S 0 3 0 2 1 OJ 6 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 O 1 0 0 2 Feby 10-Elias Jones 1 0 2 6 Richard T Johnston 11 1 0 24 Wm Johnston (Cove) 1 0 00 10 Ianiel Johnston 1 0 0 0 Mar 1- Lewis Jones Jr 1 0 0 J George Johnston 1 0 0 0 Wm Johnston 1 0 0 1 James Johnston Benjamin Johnston 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 Joseph Johnston 0 0 02 Mary Johnston 1 0 0 0 John Johnston 1 0 0 0 Robert Johnston 1 0 0 4 James Johnston (Chilhus) Joseph Jones 2 0 0 J John James Sr 1 00 0 Elija Johnston ~___;;i...._.. O_O~O JtS-0-5-57 . 48 Feby 2 Jacob Killinger 1 0 0 1-1-$2 . 50 (tax) 5. 06 1 0 0 1 . 06 25 Wm J Kincannon 2 0 0 3 John Kegley . 18 (Bear Creek) 1 0 0 2 . 12 George Kegley (Bear C.) .12 Jacob Kegley 1 0 0 2 r 1-Peter Kincer Sr 1 0 2 J .68 06 Lewis Kegley 1 0 0 1 11 George Killinger Jr J 0 0 6 .J6 .12 Michael Killinger 1 0 0 2 0 2 John Kinder 1 0 .12 Abram Kinder 1 0 0 2 .12 .12 Jessee Kinder 1 O 0 2 I .18 . 12 Feby 11-Jacob Iarnfrey 1 0 0 J 1.11 (or Lamssrey?) . 18 24 Jacob Lock 1 0 0 0 • 06 Fleming Love 1 0 0 0 Joshua Loyd 2 0 0 4 Wm Love 1 0 0 5 Robert Lewis 1 0 0 0 • 06 Jessee Lee (Revn'd) 1 0 0 2 Sephen Lyon 2 0 0 5 James Lyon 1 0 0 2 • 06 (of Stephen) 1 0 0 4 Humberson lifon Jacob I.if on Jr 1 0 1 7 .12 John land 1 0 0 0 .86 Young Lee J 0 0 11 • 06 Feby 1-Peter MUsser 2 0 0 6 10 George Mcfarlan~ 1 0 1 3 . 18 (or Mcfarland) 1 Carry all $50 . 06 Wm Musser 1 0 0 0 . 06 13 Wm McLeland 1 0 0 3 06 41 0 4-86 .12 Feby 1J- James McLeland 1 0 0 J 18 Wm Mingle 1 0 0 3 .24 Nancy McPhatrid~ 0 0 0 1 25 Solomon Mc.D::tniel Esq 1 1 2 5 1. 8 28 Jessee Medly 1 0 0 1 I I Ma.r 19- John Musser 4.67 26 Adam Musser page 21 1 0 0 0 Thomas Johnston 1 0 0 3 Henry Johnston 1 0 0 1 Isaac Johnston Benjamin A Johnston 1 0 0 0 .18 . 06 VJl'SJD1a Appalachian N otea 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 5 John McCrady 1 0 0 5 Christena Moyers 0 0 0 2 Wm & Charles McCrady 2 1 0-12 1 0 0 2 Andrew McBroom 2 1 2-15 Wm McPhatridge 1 0 0 0 John Mannaf ee 3 0 1 7 Thompson McGee . 18 .24 . JO .12 .30 .12 .24 . 67 .66 .J6 1.J7 . 18 12 . 10 . 18 . 18 • 06 1.05 . 06 ,37 .JO ,JO .12 • 97 .12 1.65 ,67 �page 22 con't Perry G Mantz 1 0 0 2John McGee 1 1 1 5 Pharis Moris 1 0 0 3 Mary McCarty 0 0 1 4 Elinor McCarty 0 0 2 2 Benjamin McCarty 2 0 3-10 James S Moore 1 0 0 J Enoch Moore 1 0 0 0 Ephraim McPhatridge 1 0 0 0 Jacob McReynolds 1 0 0 3 Solomon McReynolds 1 0 0 4 Wm Mitchell 1 0 0 0 James Mitchell 1 0 0 0 Thomas McCrady J 0 0-10 Daniel Macherly 1 0 0 0 Thomas Mickel 1 0 0 0 John McKinny 1 0 0 0 Wm Mitchell Jr 1 0 0 1 Stephen Mitchell 1 0 0 0 Joseph Newton Peter Naf'f page 23 Henry Naff Catharine Naff John Nonery Feby 1- John Onry Peter Oliver Christopher oury John Obrient Riley Obrient 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 8 38-4-13-121 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Feby 22-Hezekiak Pa.trick 1 0 0 4 Greenberry Patrick 1 0 0 6 Isaac Patrick 1 0 0 1 Wm Philips Sr 2 0 0 9 Wm Philips Jr 1 0 0 0 James Plumer 1 0 0 1 Charles H C Pres ton Est & Co 1 Carryall $60 0 3-35-86 David Prat.Q_r 1 0 0 .5 Thomas Prator 1 0 0 0 H D Poston Esqr 1 0 1 9 Mrs Sarah Poston 0 0 4 2 Theadore G Pearson 1 2 4 7 Isaac Poston 1 0 0 2 Elias Poston 1 0 0 0 Tucker Page 1 0 0 0 Wm Patrick 2 0 0 4 John A Prichett 1 0 0 2 .12 . 80 .18 ,49 • 62 1. 35 Rebeca Prichett Nicholas Pratt Samuel Poff oard John Pierce 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 J 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-11 .18 .66 noseph-Pendleton--i-e-e-1--------.e6(marked out) .18 Feby 22-Joseph Richardson 1 0 0 2 Wm Richardson Jr 1 3 2-1J Wm Ri. chards on Sr 1 0 1 4 .18 Ji-8-47-185 . 24 page 24 Mar J-David Ross 1 0 0 0 . 60 Henry H Reynolds 2 0 0 1 Moses Recto£ 1 0 0 0 Richard Roberts Sr 2 0 2 8 John Roberts 1 1 0 3 . 06 Richard Roberts Jr 2 O O 5 Billin~ly Roberts 1 0 0 0 Henry H Reynolds 2 0 0 1 .18 Wm Ragan 0 1 0 1 .48 Feby 1-Henry Snaveley 2 0 5 -11 11.61 Francis P Staley 1 0 0 1 1 Carry all $20 8 John & Joseph Seston J 0 0-14 . 24 10 Henry E Sprinkle 1 0 0 0 . 12 Wm Sprinkle 4 0 0 2 . 06 Archibald Sprinkle 1 0 0 0 John T Sprinkle 1 0 0 0 13 Solomon Smith 1 0 OO 24 John Shepherd 1 0 0 2 Jacob Seebott 1 O 0 1 . 18 Zedock Seaton 1 0 0 2 Elzick Sipher 1 0 0 0 Andrew Sipher Sr 2 0 0 2 . 24 Andrew Surber 1 0 0 2 . J6 27 George Snavely 3 0 0 7 . 06 John Snaveley Jr 1 0 0 2 . .54 Elizabeth Snaveley 1 0 0 J Mar 16-John Snider Jr 1 0 0 4 • 06 Jacob Snider 1 0 0 0 John Snider J 0 0 4 15.66 Peter Snider 1 0 0 J ,JO George Smith 1 0 0 1 Z B Scatis 1 1 1 4 .79 James Scott 4 0 1 9 1.12 George Scott 1 0 0 0 1.92 Wm Sanders 1 1 4 9 .12 Andrew Shannon 1 0 1 6 .53-4-14-108 .24 page 25 .12 George Scott (Rich V) V1rgtma Appalaohte.n Not.es .18 2 2 2 8 .12 2.28 . 49 26.04 • 06 .98 .43 .JO . 06 ,31 1.91 1. 06 . 84 .12 .12 • 06 . 12 .12 .12 .42 .12 .18 .24 .24 . 18 • 06 ,74 ,79 1.79 .61 11.98 1.48 �PAGE 25 con' t page 26 can't 1 1 5 9- 1-$3 7. 04 Susan Sanders Helings Tilson 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 8 Thomas Z Smith 1.48 John M Townsend Esq 2 0 1 6 . 61 1 0 0 2 Andrew Secrest 1. 12 Henry Townsend Est 0 2 0 4 .74 1 Carryall $50 Henry B Thompson Esq 1 0 J-10 1.35 . 43 James J Smith 1 1 0 3 Hiram Thompson 1 0 0 1 06 .12 Makalan Scott 1 0 0 2 Wm Thompson 2 0 0 5 .JO (looks like a name has been erased) Capt John Thomas 1 0 5 9 2. 79 Henry T Sugart 1 0 3 4 O. 99 1 Carry all $50 Michael Sugart 1 0 0 0 Col'n Charles Tate 1 1 5 6 1.86 . JO Berry St John 1 0 0 5 Do'ct Thomas Tate 1 0 0 1 . 06 .62 John Sanders O0 2 2 Same for Estate Gen ' l Tate James Surber 1 0 0 0 0 1 J J 1.18 .12 Joseph Surber 1 0 0 2 Leonides H Tate 1 0 0 2 . 12 . 18 Wm Shepherd 1 0 0 3 John B S B Tate 1 0 0 4 . 24 John Shepherd 1 0 0 O John M Tate 1 0 1 5 , 55 Isaac Spratt Esqr 1 0 0 3 .18 Maj 'r Thomas Tute 2 1 5 7 2 . 52 Jeremiah Spratt 1 O0 6 .J6 Wm Tut ton 1 0 0 4 .24 Wm Smith 1 0 0 0 John Tatton 1 0 0 J .18 Eloner Smith 0 0 0 2 . 12 Maj'r James Taylor 2 3-21-43 8.58 John Shannon 3 O 1- 12 . 97 Same .06 Lewis Seaboatt 1 0 0 1 Cap ' t Charles Taylor 1 0 1 5 .55 . 24 Andrew Smith 1 0 0 4 . 24 Cap ' t Charles Tul bert 2 0 0 4 . 06 Philip C Sutton 1 0 0 1 Charles Talbert 1 0 0 1 . 06 • 06 Isaac Sawyers 1 0 0 1 (of Charles) James Surber (Cove) 1 0 0 1 . 06 Bazel Talbert 1 0 0 1 06 Peter Scott 1 0 3 5 1. 05 John Talbert 1 0 0 2 .12 .18 Chapman A Spotts 1 0 0 3 Russell Toneray 1 0 0 1 06 .12 Alexander Scott (of C) 1 0 0 2 39-1'1-55-166 27 . 46 .Ji James P Strother 1 1 0 1 James Smith (Saltvllle) 1 O O 1 . 06 page 27 . 06 I saac Sta~cup 1 0 0 1 Greenberry T:r:usill 1 0 0 0 Moses Sirey 1 0 0 1 • 06 Isaah Tailor 1 0 0 0 Edwin Sanders 1 0 0 0 James Thompson 1 0 0 0 John Syphers Jr 1 0 0 2 .12 Aaron Syphers 1 0 0 0 Feby 24-Philip Umbarger 2 0 1 8-1-$1 Rosan Slate 1 0 0 0 (Ru ) 2 , 75 37-7-18- 99-1-$3 James Umbarger (R.V.) 1 0 0 4 . 24 95 17.95 Hanah Ustick 2 0 0 J . 18 Wm Ustick 1 0 0 1 06 page 16 Feby 24-Samuel Tatton Sr 3 0 0 6 .36 Feby 1-James Vinson 1 0 0 0 . 24 11 Samuel Vernum Joseph Tatton 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 • 06 Peter Tatton 1 0 0 2 . 12 ,31 Feby 4-James M Wilson 1 0 0 1 Drusilla Tatton 0 0 1 1 • 06 John Totton 1 0 0 1 • 06 16 Richard Williams (H) 2 0 0 0 Ransom Tilson 1 0 2 4 .74 James Williams (of R) 1 0 0 0 James P Thompson 1 0 0 0 A adrew Williams 1 0 0 2 .12 . 68 18 Anderson Wilson John Thompson Jr 2 0 2 3 1 0 0 2 .12 .06 Matthew S Thompson 1 0 0 1 Wm Wilson Sr 2 0 0 5 . JO 2.05 Abram B Trigg Esqr 1 2 5 5 Moses Woods 1 0 0 0 ,37 Peter Talbert 1 1 0 2 Simon Woolf 1 0 0 0 John H Townsend 0 0 0 O Wm Winston 1 0 0 0 I I I I Virgtrua Appalachian Notes �page 27 con ' t Ianiel Wilson 1 0 0 1 .06 Francis Whitehead 1 0 O 4 • 24 John Woolf (of Jacob) 1 O O 2 .12 Roland Woolf 1 0 0 2 .12 Hiram Woolf 1 0 0 0 Ianiel Walker 1 0 0 0 Iavid Winnafoard 1 0 0 4 . 24 Moses Williams 1 0 0 5 .JO Sussanna Williams 1 0 0 J .18 Joseph Williams 1 0 0 2 .12 Nicholas Wass om 2 0 0 6 . J6 Jacob Wass om 1 0 0 5 . JO D:tniel Woolf 1 O OJ 1 Carry all $75 1 .18 John Woolf Sr 1 0 0 J . 18 John Woolf Jr 1 0 0 3 . 18 38- 0- 1-70- 1- $1 page 28 Benjamin Woolf Joseph Woolf Martin Woolf Michael Woolf 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 page 28 con ' t Aaron Whitehead 1 John Wampler 1 Christopher Wampler Robert Wiers E<st 1 Robert Whiteley Sr Robert Whiteley Jr Samuel Whiteley 1 James Whitaker 1 John A White 1 1 Boroash $200 George Williams 1 Lawrance Woolf J Isaac Wickliff 2 Nancy Walker 0 Alexander Wampler 1 George Whiteley 1 0 0 5 0 0 J 1 0 0 2 1 J - 12 2 0 0 J .18 . 06 0 0 0 0 0 8 .48 2-11-27 6.87 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 5 . 06 .42 .JO 0 0 1 0 0 0 .06 3 .18 0 0 4 0 0 5 Alexander Young Nichol as Yanders Simon Yanders 1 0 0 2 • 06 1.47 1 0 0 1 7.45 Feby 24-Robert Young . 06 . 12 ,JO .18 .12 ,JO .12 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 JO-J-13-95 .12 11.2..Q . 24 page 29: A list of Free persons of Colour (Columns s Names of Persons ; 2 . No above 16 years old; J, Horses, mares, mules & Coults; 4 . Residence; 5. tax . ) Andrew Rogers Wm Guynedd Morriss Guess John Broddy Joseph Logan Charles Broddy Wm Jackson Patrick McHenry Lorenzo Dow James Dunsons Jona than Richardson 1 1 1 0 2 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 ~-- living on Polser Rouses land On Henry Shupes land On Prestons land Same place Same Place Near Same place at Charles Broddeys on Ja's Coles land at Prestons Saltworks at the Same Place at Peter Kinsers 13 (Note c The tax on horses , etc was 6 cents; tax on each slave was 25¢· From these figures you can figure up the tax on the carriage.) .12 .12 .24 • 06 • 06 .12 �GILES COUNTY , VIRGINIA The following are abstracts from legal documents (warrants , summons, bonds, etc .) Most of the documents are for debts , some have genealogical information -- you do get an idea about the legal problems of the time and every once in a while there is a ' tidbit ' written on the back of the document . PINNELL VS BRAWLEY 1 . Giles County ToWit: Francis R Pinnell plaintiff complains of William s. Brawley Defendant in custody &c of a plea that the said Defendant render unto the said plaintiff the sum forty five Dollars ....•...... For that the said Defendant on the 27th day of November 181J at the County of Giles • •... .. . to be paid unto the said plaintiff on his order twenty days after the date of the said writing .. (sig) H Chapman for plff Pledges &c s John Doe, Richard Roe* (back) Francis R Pinnell vs W'm S Brawley : Declaration Note inclosed. 1814 March. Deel 'n fil ' d C vs Deft & Bail - May Coe 1814 June office Judg't .P.ff 's Cost $6, 77 (The names John Doe & Richard Roe are fictional names . I am not sure a nd so far have not been able to find the answer, but the only times that I have seen the names used have been on documents issued in the sheriff ' s office . ) 2 . (note) Know all men by these Present that I John Kingcade my heirs and assign do promise to pay or cause to be paid unto Francis Pennell on order the sum of sixty hundred pounds of sault Delivered at or near Lewisburg in Greenbrier County for his Right to the mill and place where he now lives fifteen hundred weights to be paid before the 25 of December 1811 and fifteen hundred weight by the 1st D:ty of May in 1812 and fifteen hundred Weight more by the 25 of December 1813 the said place above mentioned is to stand as Security for the above paments as witness my hand and Seal this 26 of October 1811 (sig) John Kincaid ( seal ) atest by (sig) Moses Keeney , John his (pJ mark Jinkens (back) Lewisburg 11th Decm ' r 1812 Received of John Kincaid p'r the hands of Samuel Withrow Eighteen Hundred and Forty eight pounds Salt p'r me . J ames Pennill jur Giies:-Kincaid to Pennell :: Note. J , (note) Twenty lays after date I promise to pay or cause to be paid unto Francis B Pennell on his order the sum of forty five Dollars Lawful Money of Virginia it being for value received of him as witness my hand and seal this of November 1813 W'm S Brawley (seal) Attest by John Kincaid (back) W'm S Brawley Note $4-5 . 27 4, (warrant) ••..• William S Brawley . •..• last Tuesday in March next court •• • ••. (to ans.) Francis B Pennell of a pleasof Debt of Debt of $45 . John Mcclaugherty DC 17th January 1814. (back) This is an action of Debt founded on a note under Seal apearance bail is to be required. Francis R Pinnell. F R Pennell vs W' m Brawley : : Capias. Executed Wm Chapman for J Chapman S_? 5. (Bail Bond) William S Brawley, Moses Keeney & William-Hobb- (marked out) James Kincaid. (Deft & Surs.) ..•• ,sum of ninety dollars ••.•• l?th Jan'y l814 •.••• Francis R Pennell ••.•••• Giles Co. (sig) William S Brawley , Moses Keeney , James his mark Kincaide. c; COMMONWEALTH VS ALEXANDER HARIES: Indictment for a breach of the peace • • .• County Court held Oct 28th 1817,,,,,present Alexander Harles yeoman late of (Giles) Co •..• on April 1817,,,,,fighting with Anthony Harless ...• upon information of John Tauney I.avid Price & George Fisor yeoman & members of the Grand jury (back) A true bill, Charles King foreman. 1817 Oct'r Bill fil ' d & process ordered con 't �12'7 Alexander Harless - con ' t We the Jury find the Def ' t Alexander Harless quilty and asses his fine to one cent John Youst Cost $6 . 40 2 . (summons) .... . summons Alexander Harless •.... appear the last tuesday in March next court . . . 1 Nov 1817 COMMONWEALTH VS ANTHONY HARLESS :: Indictment for a breach of the peace , . . . Court on the 28 Oct 1817 . . ... present Anthony Harless late of the County . .•. on 10 Apr 1817 .... for fighting with Alexander Harless .•.•• • Upon information of John Tauney Ila.vid Price & George Fiser yeomen of Giles Co & members of the Grand jury (back) A true bill , Charles King foreman . 1817 Oct ' r bill fil ' d & process ordered. We the Jury find the Deft Anthony Harless guilty & assess his fine to ten Dollars . John Yost Cost $6. 40 2 . (summons) 1 Nov 1817 Summons Anthony Harless .• . •• to appear last tuesday in March •..•.. COMMONWEALTH VS JAMES WILLIAMS : : Indictment for a breach of the peace 1 . County Court ....• (held) 26 August 1817 •••.. that James Williams labourer late of county aforesaid on the 10 Day of April 181? .••••••• voluntarily fighting with with one Jacob Fillinger .•... upon the information of John Snidow, Philip Lybrook & James White yeomen of Giles County and members of the Grandjury. (back) A True bill . John Snidow foreman . August 1817 . Bill filed & process ordered . 2 . • .. on the first day of the October court •. • • for a breach of the peace ••. • •.• 29 August 1817 David French CGC (back) Com ' th vs J Williams:: Sums (summons) Ex ' d Kirk Jr for Peck SGC J . . . ... to summon Frederick Albert , Samuel P Pearis & William Porterfield ••••• • on the last tuesday in this month ..•.. to speak on behalf of James Williams ••.••• on 23 Oct 1817. David French CGC (back) Williams vs Com ' th :: Spa . Ex'd Kirk -- for Peck, We acknowledge the Service of the within Summon . 4. (summons) . •• •. to summon Samuel P Pearis • • • •. on behalf of James Williams ••••• on 28 Oct 1817 . (back) Williams vs Com ' th :: Spa . Ex'd John Kirk for Peck. 5. ( summons ) To summon Sam ' l P. Pearis, Frederick Albert & W'm Porterfield W'm Snidow ..• .• on 1st day March Court ..••.• on behalf of James Williams. on 1st Nov 1817 . Ia.vid French CGC (back) Williams vs Com 'th Va. :: Spa . Ex'd 6. (summons) •••. to cummon John Snidow Philip Lybrook & James White ••• • on 1st day of March court • .. .. To speak on behalf of the Com'th (the case) Com'th vs James Williams Deft. 1 Nov 1817 David French. (back) Com ' th vs Williams :: Spa . E:x'd TONEY VS FLETCHER 1. (warrant ) ••. take .. • Joseph Fletcher .... last Tuesday in June •••• answer Jesse Toney .• . .• debt $27 damages $27. JO March 26 (back) Jesse Toney vs J Fletcher:: Cap's. · June Court. Executed May 3rd day 1826. July 1826 Dismiss'd by Wm Chapman ag' t for Plft. This is an action of debt founded on a note under seal Bail is required. John Chapman Vlrsmta AppaJ&oh1an Notes �130 JACOB PECX & CO. VX ELIJAH SARTIN : : Declaration 1 . • . .... Jacob Peck & Company plaintiffs . ... . . Elijah Sartin Defendant in custody ••••.••• (debt) of forty two dollars and fifty cents . ..... . he owes and from them unjustly detains For that the Defendant on the JOth day of October 1808 .....•.• by his certain writing obligatory Sealed with his seal .. . . . . . . . ..... promise to pay unto the Said plantiffs forty two dollars and fifty cents for value of them rec'd to be paid •.. . ........... hath not paid altho often thereunto requested but but . . ..••• • hitherto refused and still doth refuse . . . . ..... . . .... and therefore they Sue ?H. Chapman _ ? (wit) Pledges &c: John Doe, Richard Roe (back) Jacob Peck & Co :: In Declaration== Elijah Sartain= note inclosed = 1813 June = Ge ' o Chapman Spl. bail = Surrendered in Court DeJ2. = John Chapman Jun 'r & George Chapman Spl bail= Decl ' r filed & Co July Col Aug't Isue. 1814 August Plea wav ' d & Judg'e = Resove of F.quity Ptts cost $9 . 15 cts 2. (Declaration) Peck & Vanmeter plaintiffs complains of Elijah Sartin Defendant in custody &c of a plea that the said Defendant render unto the said plaintiffs the sum of Eleven pounds and three pence halfpenny Virginia currency which to them he owes . . •••... for that the Defendant on the 10th day of February 1812 •• •. by his certain writing obligatory sealed with his seal . • ••• &c to pay to the said plaintiffs •.••• • •. • hath not paid altho often hereunto requested . . .... therefore they sue H Chapman P. Q.. Pledges &c: John Doe, Richard Roe . (back) same as #1 . 3. On demand I pro promise to pay unto Jacob Peck & eo- Company fourty too Dolls & fi fty Cents for Vallue of ?Him? (or Thim) R' d ---- This JOth day of October 1808 -- (written Over) the ?aps? was only posted untill the 22d of September 1808 Elijah his mark Sartain (seal) Test: Joseph Neel $42 ,.50 (Back) Elijah Sartain to Peck : : Note 42- 50 4. (Bail Bond) •••... we Elijah Sartain & George Chapman (deft & sur) •.• .•. bound unto Isaac Chapman , sheriff of Giles county . . . . . sum of eighty five Dollars ., . . •• dated this seventeenth day of March one thousand eight hundred and Thirteen . • . . . . . . . Jacob Peck & Co. hath sued out of the County court of Giles a writ 0£ Copias and Respondendum, against the body of the above bound Elijah Sartain for a plea of Debt of forty two Dollars fifty Cents . . ....•... Elijah Sartain do and shall well and truly make his personal appearance before the Justices 0£ the next ?Term? court ........ then and there to answer the suit of the said Jacob Peck & Co, and do not depart from thence without leave 0£ the said court: . ... .. ..... . Elijah his X mark Sartain (seal), Geo Chapman (seal) (wit) W' m Chapman . 5. (bail bond) •••••• Elijah Sartain & George Chapman (deft & sur) .••. •• Isaac Chapman Sheriff ..••.•••• •• for Twenty Two pounds and seven pence • . ·· ··· .. . ... 17th March 1813 ••••••• Peck & Vanmeter (plff) .... .. . . . . debt of Eleven pounds and three pence halfpenny ••..• • . to appear in Hustings Court .. .. • . (sig ) Elijah Sartain , Geo Chapman. (wit) Wm Chapman. 6. Elijah Sartain to Peck & Vanmeter= note= tll''0 °' Jh & Vanmeter their heirs or assigns the · Sum of Eleven Pounds & thiree halfpenny Virginia Currency £or Value of them Rec'd. This 10th D3.y of Feby 1812 . Elijah his X mark Sartain (seal). Test John Brown. On demand I bind mySelf my heirs Executors &c to pay to Peck ' s ?. (warrant) ••... to take Elijah Sartain if he be found with in your bail wick and him Safely keep so that you have his body before the Justices • . ... on the last Tuesday in June next. , , • .•. Complaint of Jacob Peck & company . • •• .. Debt of Fourty two Dollars and fifty Cents Damage $42.50 cts .• •. • witness Iavid French Clerk ••.. Vfrgmta Appa.la.ohia.n l~ot.as �13/ 7. (Peck vs Sartain con ' t) • . • . . • the 16th day of March 1813 and of the Commonwealth the J7th year. John McClaugherty DC (back) Jacob Peck & Co in Cap's Elijah Sartain. Executed and Apareance bail taken Wm Chapman DS Mem 'o This is an action of Debt founded on a Note due for the payment of money under Seal appearance Bail i~ required H Chapman. 8. As above except : Peck & Vanmeter {plf) .... plea of Debt of Eleven pound and Three pence halfpenny Virginia currancey D3.mage $11~0·3 d/n •••••..••• 16th Mar 1813 .... ..... Commonwealth the J7th yearWILLIAMS EXRS VS DOUGLASS & TAYLOR 1 . . . . . . George Williams & Frederick Williams Executors of the last will and Testament of Philip Williams dec ' d plaintiffs Complains of Jacob Duglass & Joseph Taylor Defendants in custody &c of a plea that they render unto them the Sum of Eight Nine and a half Dollars •.... by their certain writing ••••• ••• promised and bound themselves to payto the said Philip Williams the said Sum of Eighty Nine and an half Dollars eighteen Months after the date thereof ••••••. to the said Philip Williams at any time before his decease hath not paid nor has the same at any time since the decease of the said Philip has been paid to the said plaintiff ..... &still doth refuse to the Duns of the Plfs •••• therefore they sue and the said plainstiffs Bring here into Court the Letters Testamentoyof the said Philip Williams dec ' d &c J Chapman (back) Williams Exe'rs vs Jacob Duglass . 181J Sept Decl 'n fil'd &c suit dismiss 2 . -~2~~-2~-~~g1~§§ __ (back) Eighteen Months after late we or either of us Do promise to pay Philip Williams or ( ?) his asign the Just sum of 89t Dollars Curant Money of the united Sates for value received of him witness my hands Seal this first April 1811 (sig) Jacob Duglass (seal), Joseph Taylor (seal). Witness: Alex'r Champ, John Huffman COMMONWEALTH (HARLESS) VS NIDY :: Indictment for a breach of the peace 1. (warrant) .••.. The Grand Juror ••••• • held .•• the 28th day of October ••• 1817 •... present that John Nidy yeoman •• • •• on the tenth day of April in the year of Christ one thousand eight hundred and seventeen ••• ••• • with force and arms did commit a breach of the peace by voluntarily fighting with one Elias Harless • ..•• upon the information of Iavid Price & John Fisher yeomen of Giles County and members 0£ the Grandjury . (back) A true bill ~ Charles King foreman 1817. Oct Bill fit & process ordered We the jury find the defend ' t Not Guilty E. Peters . 2 . (summons) ••. to John Nidy . .•. (date) last Tuesday in March .•• an Indictment found against him for a breach of the peace .•.. first day of November 1817. Ia.vid French CGC (back) Ex ' d John Kirk for John Peck _GC J, (surnmons) •• • Iavid Price ••• 2d day of this court • ..• Jl March 1818 •• Iavid French (back) Com ' th vs J Niday. Not Ex:'d = John Kirk & for John Peck, 4. (summons) ••.••. Robert M. Hutchison, •.••• Jl March 1818 •.. John McClaugherty DC ADAM LUGAR JR VS JAMES TAYLOR:: 1. (declaration ) Adam Lugar junr the plaintiff -- complains of James Taylor V1rg1n.1a Appe.lach!a.n Notel3 �!.3:2. Lugar vs 'Tu.ylor con't, 1. Defendant - in custody ---- plea of Trespass -----that the said Defendant was possessed of young bay mare four years old as his own property and which mare had never been broke fit for service to ride and the said James 'Iaylor on the (blank) day of (blank) at the County aforesaid did prepare to ~ell said mare to the plaintiff for the sum of fifty dollars but which said sum the said plaintiff would not agree to Give unless the said Defendant would agree to break the said young mare fit for service to ride And the said Defendant for and in consideration that the said plaintiff would promise and agree to pay him fifty dollars for said mare did promise and undertake to break the said young mare fit for service to ride And which Said mare he was to proceed and break fit for service to ride as soon as the said plaintiff should pay him twenty dollars part of the price of said mare and the said plaintiff did in consequence of the (def t ? erased) said agreements agree to give said Def end.ant fifty Dollars for said mare and did pay down the sum of twenty dollars and did afterwards execute his note to the said Defendant for thirty dollars more but the said Defendant entirely disregarding his promise and undertaking in manner and form aforesaid made with the said plaintiff hath fraudulently failed and refused to break the said young mare so that she would be fit for service to ride but on the contrary when persons would attempt to ride said mare so as to be serviceable the said mare would throw herself down & lie down & was entirely unfit for service to ride by reason whereof the said mare was and is rendered entirely useless and of no value to the said plaintiff wherefore the said plaintiff saith he is injured and hath sustained damage to the amount of one hundred dollars and therefore he sues . H Chapman P_'L (back) 1825 Nov 'r Decl ' n fil'd & Co Dec ' r CoC. 1826 March Dismiss agreed . 2. (warrant) .•. .• take James Taylor .••• last tuesday in Oct'r (court) . . . to answer Adam Lugar •• • • plea of Trespass 15 Oct 1825 (back) executed: This is an action of Trespass on the lease to recover damages for a breach of verbal Contract no bail is required. COMMONWEALTH VS JN '0 CHAPMAN & OTHERS : : SUM ' S (summons) .• to summons John Chapman Joseph Hare James French & John Peters Jun ' r •••• on first day of March court next ••• why an attachment Shall not be Isued against them for a contempt to this court in failing to obey a former order of this court appointing them to review the public road up East River •• . • • 2 Mar 1818 John Mcclaugherty DC (back) Not ex'd £or want of time. John Kirk D' s for John Peck COMMONWEALTH VS D. JOHNSON & OTHERS: : SUM ' S (summons) • •• to summons David Johnston, John Burk , Isaiah Hale, .Da.vid French & John McClaugherty to appear •.... on 1st day of March Court . • • . why an attachment shall not be Issued against them £or a contempt to this court in failing to obey a former order of this court appointing them to view a way perposed for a public road to be opened from Giles court house up the nerrows of New River to the Montgomery county line. 2 Mar 1818 John McClaugherty DC (back) not Ex'd for want of time. SUMMONS FOR COUNTY JUSTICES At Giles may Court 1818: ordered that the Sheriff Summons all the Justices to meet at the next court to lay the County Levey witness Da.vid French Clerk of our Said Court this 28th of May 1818 Teste David French CGC (back)Sum.mons for the Court to lay the County Levey. Ex ' d on John Kirk. Christopher Champ, Henry Trout , Ralph Lucas, Christian Snidow, Isaac Chapman , Da.vid Johnston, Thomas Shannon , Ja's Bane, Jacob Nicewonder, Benjamine peck, Ja's French W'm Smith, Andrew Johnson, W'm Burke J'r V1rg1nta Appalachian Notes �/gg LEWIS AMISS & CO VS LUCAS & AL s : FIFA .. . .•.. We command you, that of the goods and chattels of ralph Lucas & Edward Lucas his appearance bail late in your bailiwick, you cause to be made twenty Seven dollars Eighty & a half Cents with interest from the 15th- day of September 1819 which Lewis Amiss & Co lately in our County Court •.• hath recovered against the said Ralph Lewis & Edward Lucas his appearance bail for Debt also nine dollars and JJ cents ... , •.... was adjudged for their (Amiss) e0sts •• • •••. • •• whereof they are convict appears to us of record. And that you have the same before the Justices ..... . .. on the last tuesday in Jan ' y , to render to the said Plaintif'f of the Debt and costs .. . , • •.. .. . D3.vid French Clerk .• . ..• this 1st day of Jan'y 1821 ••••••••. Iavid French CGC (back) executor on the same property that David Price execution is levied on and to be sold on the 8th day February 1823 at his house , Guy D French D for James Bane SGC. This Execution is to have a credit for $10.70 paid the JOth Oct'r 1822 per Sheriff return also $10 paid the 16th day of Nov ' r 1822 p 'r Sheriffs Return. Came to hand the 2nd day of January 182J , 2 , (as above) • • • •• also $9.?J ••.. court last Tuesday in Jan •••••. of the debt & cost . 29 Jan 182J. (back) Amiss vs Lucas &all:: _exps. Property not sold for want of Bidders but advertised to be sold on the 15th day of March next Guy D French D for James Bane SGC , This execution is to have a credit for $19 . 70 paid the 20th day Oct ' r 1822 for Sheriffs return also $10 paid the 16th day of Nov 1822 for sheriffs return . Came to hand January Jlst 1823. J . (as #1) ..•••• . also $10 . lJ cost ..• court ••• last Tuesday in March •• . • 26 Feb'ry 1823 . (back) property not sold for want of Bidders the Clerk will please issue a fifa G. D. French for 4 . (the form a little different but information same except) ••. •.. court last tuesday in April..... Jl March (back) This execution together with Iavid Price execution is property of the within named Lucas to be sold on the 15th day house. interes $10.53 1823 levied on all the of May next at his 5. (information same as #1 except) .••• int . is $10.93, .•• court last Tuesday in May. .. . 7 May 182J. (back) property not sold the clerk will issue fifa. 6. (same as #1 except) (back) not executor. int . $11 . JJ • .•. last Tues. June . •• 7. (same as #1 except) int . $11 . 73 .•. last Tues . July ... (back) not executed James Jenks D for James Bane. 28 May 1823 28 June 1823 8, (same as #1 except) int. & cost $i2.lJ •.• last tues Aug •• JO July 1823. (back) Rec 'd on the within $9 after deducting Com'th give credit for $8.55 the 29 Aug 1823. Amt ex'd on 9 head of cattle, 25 or JO head of hogs, 7 head of sheep , 1 large kettle , 1 pott, J ovens & to be sold on the 8th of Sept nex t which property after satisfying the within is to be applied toward satisfying another execution in favour Pearis sp' ec -being executed on the same, 9. (as #1 except) int $12.53 . •. last tues Sept •. , 1 Sept 1823. (back) property not sold for want of bidder & execution wanted. - (payment added ) $8.55 the 29 Aug 182J. V1rg1n1a Appalachian Notes �i84 Amiss vs Lucas con ' t l O. (a s #l except) ... int $l2 . 9J ... court last tues Oct . 2 Oct l 823 (back) ex ' d on 7 h ead of catels , 20 hogs - 8 sheep - 2 large Kettles , potts Ovens, &c which are also ex'd on an Ex ' n in favor of Pearis Ap ' er are to be sold at Giles court house on the 1st day of Nov'r court . James Jenks D for J a mes Bane SGC 11. (as #l except) .,. , interest (costs) $lJ . 7J •.• court on last Tuesday in December 2 Dec 1823. (ba ck) Due $9.47. Executed on -16 head of Fat Hogs & Some Cattle &c to be sold at Giles Court house on the 1st day of the Jan~ry Court next . Ex ' d on a n Ex'n in favor of Lucas who Satisfied by Interest _W' m Chapman the JO Dec 1823 . 12 . (as #1 except) , , ,cost $13 . JJ .. . .. last tuesday in Nov ... •. 4 Nov 1823 (back) property not delivered . - LILLEY VS CLENDENER (bond) .. We Ephraim Meadows Henry Clay John Clendennen Richard Blankenship & Thomas White .. . . bound unto Josiah Lily .... sum of $59 . 14 •. . . •. (note dated) 23 Feb 1826 ..... chattle of (all listed above) .. ... ...• sum of $29 . 57 . ······ . . Paris Smith Deputy for Thomas Shannon ....•. to satisfy , to wit ..... . one valuable Horse and the s aid Meadows &al being devenous of keeping the said property in their possession untill the day of Sale of the same hath tendered the above bound Tho ' s White as s ecurity for the forth coming & delivery of the same on the day & at the place of s ale ..... . .. . (sig) Ephrai m his x mark Meadows , Henry Clay , John Clindnen, Richard Blankenship , Thomas White t~st Paris Smith (ba ck) D. Bond. May Judg ' t on bond Cost $7 . 02 . Ephraim Meadows , J . Clendonnon COMMONWEALTH VS LYBROOK : : PRESENTMENT We the Grand jury impannelled in the County Court of Giles June term 1817 do upon our oath make the following presentment . We pres ent John Lybrook yeoman of the Giles County and Surveyor of the public Road from the first cr ossing of Doe Creek next to Snidows Ferry to the Rich valley for not Keeping the same in re(p)air within six months last past upon the Inf ( orm )a~ t i on of Thomas Lucas & Michael Harless yeomen of Giles County and members of the Grand jury . Sa muel Shannon foreman (back) Prese ntment of the grandjury, June 1817 on Lybrook. 2. (summons ) . .......• John Lybrook . .. . for presentment (above) .....• French 27th June 1817. David ERSKINE VS PRINCE 1. (warrant) ... take Francis Prince .... . last tuesday in August next , satisfy Henry Erskin e the s um 0£ Fourteen dollars and eighteen cents with interest ther ein from 18th of October 1820 until payment .... . .. als o $1 . 28 cents cost . 15 July 1823 (back) Henry Erskine vs Francis Prince: Casa. not executed . 2. (warrant) .•. . l ast Tuesda y September • . • . a lso $1.68 cos t S ( back ) not found at home therefor e not executed . J. I e e I 1 Sept 1823 (warrent ) . .. las t tuesday October .... also $2.08 cost.. . 2 Oct 1823 . (back) Executed and brought to Jail and released by the direction of Charles L. Pearis who s ays he i s autherised by the plaintif£ to act in this case . The s ' d Pearis directed t his Execution to be s ayed till further orders. Vlre1nJa Appal&t:.'h11J.n Nows �ORR VS ROWE l. Giles County To Wit: James Orr Complains of James Rowe in Custory and Soforth of a Plea covinant broken for that whareas the Defendant on the twenty Second day of October in the year .of our lord one thousand Eight hundred and Ten at Wythe County Viz at the County Giles ( ?_) and with the Jusediction? of the County Court the Said (?)Thereof(?) Defendant Together wit~ a certain Solomon Rowe by their covinant in writeing their own· proper hands and names being these to subscribed and Sealed with their seals and now here to the Court exhibited the date where of is the day and yeare aforesaid and-(marked out) they or either of them by the expression (we or either of us do) promise to pay or cause to be paid unto James Orr (the Plaintiff) The full quantity of one Hund.red and Two pounds of Merchantable Gunn powder to be delivered at William Coxs the first of March next ensume?? the date of said Wartems??? by the expression hereof it being for value rec'd Nover'the (??~~)the said Defendant hath not paid nor Caused to be paid nither hath his (? ?) obliger paid nor caused to be paid the said gunn powder a greeable to the Tenor and meaining of the before recited covement but the same to do hitherto they have refused wharefor the Plaintiff says he is Injured and his Sustainece? Tu.mage to the amount of one hundred and fifty Dollars and therefore he sues. ? Thompson Pledges: Jno Doe, Rich'd Roe (back) We the jury find for the plaintiff the som of Sixty Dollars & forty three cents Iamages with Interest theron from the first day of April 1814 test ? ? Sam'l Brown. Orr vs Rowe: De. Covenent inclose. 1812. Act's Decl ' n fil ' d & Common Order. ?coctr? Spl Bail. Nov Coe . 1814 March Jury & Judg't & Pth(?) cost $9.68 Ex'r , 2 . {p~£~2 __ J~~~~~~~~~s Note Wythe County. We or either of us do promise to pay or cause to be paid unto James Orr the full Quantity of One Hundred and two pound of Marckonable gunpowder to be delivered at William Coxs the first day of March Next Ensuing the Iate here of it bein~ for Value rec'd as witness our hand and Seal this 22 Iay of October 1810. (sig) Solomon Rowe (seal), James Rowe (seal) Test: William Orr Junior J , (warrant) ..• To take Solomon Rowe and James Rowe .••• Giles County •• • on the last 'IUesday in July to answer James Orr of a plea of covenant broken Iamage one hundred & fifty Dollars •••• (date) 11th day of July 1812 in the 37th year. (back) This is an action founded in Covenant To Recover Tu.mages for a breach of Covenant under seal appearance bail is to be Required. Thompson Orr vs Rowe &al: Cops . Executed on : James Rowe the 25th July 1812. Sollomon Rowe is no inhabitant . W'm Chapman D. S. for J Chapman. July can't for Decl'n. 4. ( Bail Bond) •. • James Rowe & Stephen Rowe (deft & sur) ••••• sum of three hundred dollars •.. • • (date) of 25th day of July 1812 •.••. bound James Rowe in an action of covenant... . Ia.mamage one hundred & fifty Dollars .••.•.• (sig) James Rowe (seal), Stephen his X mark Rowe. Attest: Wm Chapman HARE VS HOGE J KIRK : Bond • •• Hoge J Kirk & Jesse Hale is bound unto Joseph Hare •• •• $249 . 58 unto Joseph Hare .• ••• 21 July 1826 ..•• Joseph Hare sued • . • above bound Hoge J Kirk •• • sum of $124. 79 .•. • to satisfy the same 4 head of horses . .' ••• last tues o~ August... . (sig) Hoge J Kirk, Jesse Hale. (back) To August Court Bond forfeiture. October court 1826 = Judgment & Execution a warded Pltff cost $5.99 Vlrginta Appala.oh1e.n Not.es �1.3~ AMISS VS JAMES WILLIAMS (warrant) ... take James Williams (son of Jeremiah Wi lliams ) ... . .. court on the last Tuesday in Janua~ next to satis~y Lewis _Amiss Four dollars and eighty cents with Interest from the 25th day of March 1820 which to the s ' d Amiss .. . ... . . recovered against the said James Williams for debt also $1.28 ... . . I:e.vid French 1 Jan 1823 (back) Amiss vs James Williams: Casa . Executed and conveyed to Giles court House and Delivered him to the Jailer January 17th 1823 Guy D French D for James Bane SGC and committed to Jail ~n the SC3:me day and he was released by taking the oath of an insolvent Debto~ and Delivering a schedule of his property the 25th day of January 1823. ??Jesse Hale Jailor . Cost of Dieting prisoner for nine days at 33 1/3 cents . per diem $2 . 99 cents 21 for putting to Jail 21 Releasing 63 Sheriff fee for arrest $4. 04 GEORGE JOHNSTON VS LEWIS FILLINGER (A. Bond) .• . that we Lewis Fillinger & Jacob Miller . ... bound Sheriff ••• • . • sum of $200 . • • . Jl March 1826 .•. . that whereas plea of Tresspass on the same fumage $200 ..... last tuesday . . mark Fillinger, Jacob Miller. Test: Sam'l Pack J ' r (back) G Johnston vs Lewis Fillinger: A. Bond. 1826 June August. Same Oct'r dismiss ' d by order of plft . i- unto James French George Jo hnston • •..• . .. ( sig ) Lewis his Cont'd for Deel ' r 2. (warrant) ••• to take Lewis Fillinger . ..•. to answer George Johnston . • . • plea of trespass .••• on the case D3.mage $200 • • ... Jlst March 1826 ..• • (back) Johnston vs Fillinger: Cap ' s . Executed & give Jacob Miller for his app'e bail for trespass - - on a written agreement under seal . HOGE & VERMILLION VS HUGH McGAVICK JR 1. (declaration) Giles Co towit : James Hoge & Reason Vermillion Merchants & partners trading under the firm • • . Hoge & Vermillion plaintiffs •••• , complains of Hugh Mc Gavi ck junr, deft . in custody ••••• • .. . $77 . 22 he owes them. , • , • • • on the 13th July 1823 signed a note . . . ... . .. . . (back) Declaration. note enclosed. 1825 July Deel ' n fil ' d & Co August CoC august Jol'm. Chapman for Deft office Judg't Set aside payment plea ref_ & Issue 2 . (bond) Hugh McGavack & James Henderson . •. .. •. bound unto Hoge & Vermillion •. full sum of $210,26 .•... dated 18 July 1826 .. • .• legal cost attending •.• . • sum of $105 .13 .•• to satisfy the same: five head of good Horses on last Tues August next (sig) Hugh McGavack, James Henderson (back) Sale August court. Bond forfeiture and notices g iven to the 1st day September Court. Satisfied September 26th day 1826 . Mc:KEY & COMPANY VS HUGH MCGAVOCK (D. Bond) ••. that Hugh McGavock Hiram Neel & James Henderson ..• • • bound to Adam McKey W'm Key and Shepherd Brown merchants tra4ing under the firm & stile of A & W McKey & Co • •••••. sum of $146.96 ......... lSth July 1826 .... . . • above bound Hugh McGavock • .•. ,, .sum $7J.l~8 .•• , ••. property - fou.i:: head of Good horses •..••• • . above bound James Henderson • . . ( sig ) Hugh McGavock, J. Henderson. Teste Sam ' l Pack (back) H. McGavock to A & W McKey &al: FB. August Court. McKee & Company vs H. McGavock:: D Bond. Sale August Ct. Bond forfeiture & notice given to lst day September con't. Satisfied September 26th day 1826. August 29th day 1826 the sum of $65 Rec'd of this Bond. VJrgJrua Appalachian Notea �131 PECK & VANMETER VS JOHN LYBROOK 1 . (declarat ion) ... . Peck and Vanmete r plaintiffs complains of J ohn Lybrook Defendant in custody &c of a plea that the said Defendant render unto the sai d plaintiffs fifty one dollars and forty two cents ... . .. ... . For truit the said Defendant on the Jrd day of September 1811 at the County of Giles .••. by his certain writing obligatory Sealed with his Seal .. .........• did promise to pay unto the said plaintiffs ... . ... for value rec ' d of them with lawful interest from the date of said writing obligatory until paid .•........ hath not paid a l tho aften thereunto requested . . ...... H. Chapman P._? Pledges &c : J ohn Doe , Richard RoB (back) Peck & Vanme.t er vs John Lybrook : Declaration . not e en closed. 1813 June Deel' n fil ' d & Co vs : Deft & Bail July : : CoC Aug ' t June 1814 March Plea wou ' d Plth cost $7 . 39 + 18 = 7 , 57 Ex ' n 2 . (note) On deman I promise to pay unto Peck & Vanmeter fifty one Dollars & fourty too Cents for Vallue of them Rec ' d with lawfull interest .from this date untill paid Given under my hand & Seal this Jd day September 1811. J ohn Lybrook (seal) Tes t $51-42 cts . This note Given for Goods bifted before the 18th day of July 1811 Test Geo Peck (back) John Lybrook : Note $50 . 42 : f,0 : 6 : 0 . By Cash as Per Ledger Page JO September Jd 1811 This note was taken with out the Decreation of the above made. J . (summons) •.• Sheriff of Giles Co ...•. to take John Lybrook ...• if he be found within •.... & him safely . . . . on the Last Tuesday in June next to answer Peck & Vanmeter of a plea of Debt of fifty one dollars 42 cts IB.mage $51 . 00 . • . •• Witness D3.vid French ••. . . lst day of April 1813, in the J7th year .. • Iavi d French (back) This is an action of Debt on a note uder Seal for payment of money apearance bail is required . Peck & Vanmeter Peck & Vanmeter vs John Lybrook : Cap ' s . Executed and Aparance bail = Taken W' m Chapman DS Fra J Chap man SGC 4 . (bail bond) John Lybrook & John Chapman Jun ' r (deft & Sur ) •.. • sum of One hundred and t wo Dollars & 84 cents ••••..• 2 April 181J ...• . Peck & Vanmeter (plffs) plea of Debt of fifty and forty t wo Cents ..... (s i g) John Lybr ook (seal), J Chapman (seal) MARGARET KEFFER VS JAMES KERR 1 . (note) On demand we promise to pay or Cause to be paid unto Margaret Keffer or her Eares or aSignes the just and f ull Sum of fifty Dollars monney of Virginia for Vallue Received of he r as Witness our hands and Seal this 4th day of October 1825. (sig) James his ~ mark Kare, Jacob his X mark Taylor Test Joseph C Taylor . (back) Kerr to Keffer $50 note . 2. (declaration ) ..• Margaret Keffer plaintiff complains of Jame Kare & Jacob Tu.ylor Defendants in cust ody • .•. . debt of $50 . • (note.) on 4 Oct 1825 ..••• ( back) Margaret Keffer vs James Kar & Jacob Tu.ylor:: Decl aration. note enclosed. July 1826 Decl ' n fil ' d & Co August CoC. J Chapman as for Deft office Judgt Set aside payment plead replas ? & issue Oct'~ plea wav'd. Plfts cost $8.72 J. (warrant ) .•. take James Kare & Jacob '.Iaylor ••.. last tuesday June .•• answer Margret I<eff er plea· of Debt of $50 D3.mage $50 20 Apr 1826 (back) Caps. Executed and bailed by Robert Hunter Jur( ?) June 12th 1826. This is an action of Debt founded on a note under Seal for the payment of money appearance bail is required. con't �Xerr to Keffer con ' t (A. Bond) • .•• that we James Kare & Jacob Taylor Robert Hunter bound unto James French High Sheriff ••. . . full sum of $100 . . . • •.•. 12 June 1826 . . . . . . . debt of $50 .• (s i g ) J a mes Carr , J acob his damage 50 ... • first day of n ext June court ..... J ' r or S 'r Test Sam ' l Pack ~ mark Taylor , Robert X Hunter 4. KINZEE VS EAHEART l. (note) $85// on demand I assigns the just and full sum 23rd day of May 1823 Test my Witness Archi bald Clybern . (back ) Abram F.ahart To Note ?? August 15th 1823. promise to p a y Jonas Clybern or oder his heirs or of Eighty five Dollars for Value rec ' d of him this hand and Seal Abram Ea.. heart ( seal ) $85 . Pay the within to James Kinzie on his order. mark Clyburn . Witness henrey Clyburn J onah his + 2. (declaration) James Kin zie •• plaintiff & assignee of Jonah Clyburn alias James (or Jonas ? ) Clyburn complains of Abram Ea.heart the Defendant in custody . • · debt of $8.5 . 00 .,, ••• on 23 May 1823 a note. , ,, . on 15 day Aug l82J at ?Chicago???? (back) James Kinzee assee vs Abram F.ahart: : Declaration . note inclosed . 1824 Oct Wm H Bone Spl bail Nov ' r Deel 'n fil 'd & Co . Dec 'r CoC l825 March Charles Veing Sp ' l bail :: John Chapman for Deft :: office Judgement Set As ide payment plead aplication & Issue :: June court August same 1826 March plea wav ' d & Cost $8. 58:: $70 enjoined by injunction . Ex ' ns Issued. J. (warrant) ,, to take Abram Earhart. , . , . last tuesd.ay in August next •• ••. to answer James Kinzie assignee of Jonas Clyburn •• , . plea of Debt $85 . damage $85 . 4 August l824. (back) not found at home -- This is an action of Debt founded on a note under s eal for the payment of money appearance bail is required . H. Chapman 4. (warrant) .. • take Abram Eahart , ... last tuesday October nex t • .. 6th Sept 1824 (back) Executed 21st Sep t and by Adam Johnston •••.•• 5, (bond = Casa bond. ) Abram F.ahart & Adam Johnston •• • •• full sum of $17 0. 00 •••• 20 Sept 1824 ••. . to appear , , .. next Oct Court .. .. ( s i g ) Abram Eahart , Adam Johnston. (wit) John McClaugherty BROWN VS HENDERSON 1. (warrant) , , . to take J ohn Henderson .• , .. at the Court house on the Last Tuesday in march to answer William Brown of a pplea of Debt of twenty five dollars Ie.mage $25 •••.•• Jd Jan'ry 1817. Iavid French CGC (back) Brown vs Henderson: : Cap ' s . Exe'd & bail taken . Kirk for Peck . Dismis'd Oct 'r 1817 by Pft. This is an action of Dbt due by not under Seal for the payment of money appearance bail is to be required W' m Brown . 2. (bail bond ),, ••• John Henderson & John Kirk (deft & sur .) ..•• sum of fifty dollars ••• •.• 6 Jan 1817 .••• • William Brown hath sued •• .. . . (sig ) John Henderson , John Kirk. (wit) James Henderson . �/39 TONEY vs HAGER The following is a copy of documents pertaining to a court case in Giles Co, Va, 1 . To the worshipfull Court of Giles County in Chancery Setting your orator John Tony( or Tonll) Humbly complaining shewith unto your Woships that a certain Philip ~er (or Hanger) was indebted to him in the sum of eight pounds Ten Shillings and nine pence due by account dated the 4th of November one thousand eight Hund.red and three and eighteen hundred and five That on the 4th of November eighteen Hund.red and £ive- three he received ginsang from the s'd Harger to the value of thirteen pounds Ten Shillings Leaving a balance in favour of s'd Hager of four pounds nineteen shillings and three pence & when the ginsang was presented to your orator he promised to pay the s'd Hager Half the amount in cash for which he executed his note -- the s ' d Hager took up more than Half in goods for which he promised to give credit on on the note provided he did not pay your orator the amount for which he had dealt above six pounds fifteen shillings ?_n five The five was not paid. The proper credits were not given but suit brought by s'd Harger on the note and judgment obtain'd against your Orator for n6- S2-6d One pound three shillings and three pence more than was actually due, for the? execution issued and your craters property has been taken and he will be aggrieved unless your Worships grant him redress all which actings and doings are contrary to equity and good conscience and now only to be remedied by your Worships now sitt~~~-~~-~-~2~E~_2f_g~~~~~-i2~E-2E~~2E_~~l~-~~~-~~~-!:§!'g~E-~~¥_P~-~~~~-~~f~~~t ?__ 'd bill that he make true and perfect answer on oath to the allegations above stated as of specially interrogated, and such other relief ?grant as may seem just that your subpoena may issue. Jany court 1807 sworn to in court. John MC Taylor 2. Giles County ?S__ Hagar ' s A/ct with Toney This I0.y Carne william Toney before me Christian Snidow one of the Commonwealth Justices for S'd County and Deposith & Saith that he presented a copey of the within acct to Phillip Hager and the S ' d Hager ?J)enide? the Hole of the acct. untill This Deponant asked of John Toney the De£endant if he Did Not Need Some articles that this Deponant Recollected being in (? ) the Defendant Noses- ?? tion and this Defendant answered he Did Need an auger & Bridle and at an other time this Defendant agreed to all the acct only the Brimstone which the Defendant wanted at that Time to settle with this Deponant for this Deponant Refused to Need Every thing for the BrimeStone as the Defendant Sent by him to John Toney for the BrimeStone and John Toney asked this Deponant at the time the BrimeStone was got whethered this Depohant would pay for it or was it a new chared to Hagexs A/C and this Deponant Said that Hagar Sent for it on this Defandant A/C own acct which BrimStone this Deponant Delivered to this Defendant and further this Deponant saith not (sig) William Toney Subscribed and sworn to before C Snidow Phillip Hager Dr to John Toney 1803 Nov 4 To 1 quart of Brandy 0- 3-0 0- 2-J To J hand Saw files To Brackfast 0- 1-3 o- 7-6 To 2 Large files @J/9 To Supper 0- 1-3 0-10-6 To 1 shall hhf.f ??? To 2 bundles of fodder 0- 0-6 ( ?small hass) To ?2 Qt of Brandy 0- 1-0 2: 5:0 To 12 yds Calliomanco To hay for 2 horses 0- 1-6 0- 1-0 To t pint of Brandy To 4 wool hatts 2- 0-0 0- 7-6 1 Set Knives & forks To To 3 Barlow penknives 0- J-0 0- 1-6 To 2 QQ? Doz Needles To ?l Doz Cups 0- 5-6 To ?f? Doz Deming NeedlesO- 0-9 To l Tin Cup 0- 0-9 To 1 Large auger 0- 7-0 2 H_ff? To 0- 7-6 To Brackfast 0- 1-3 \'trgJ.nta. Appalachian Notes �11<J 2. (con't) To 1 Bridle 1805-23 July To 7 lb BrimStone @ l/J 0-1 2 - 6 0- 8- 4 8 :14-0 ? (or 6) Cr By 135 lbs Ginsang @ 2/ 13:10 :- - Ball Due 4 :18 :9 8-11- 3 3. Toney vs hager : : ?__y '_ Bond Know all men by these presents t hat as John Toney & Jo•u1 McClaugherty are held and firmly bound unto Philip Hager in the Just and full Sum of $2 0 t o which payment well and truly to be made we bind ourse lves our Heirs Execu t ors a nd administors Jointly by these presets witness our Hands and Seals th i s lJth day of Jan 7 1807 The conditions of the above obligation i s s u c h tha t wh eras the above John Toney Hath this day obtained an i n junktion t o s t ay the proceedings on a Judgement obtained a ?Ganest? a (written over) by P hilip hager now if the said John Toney Shall pay or cause to be paid to the s ' d Philip hage r the s um of ten dollars and also all cost which may be awarded a gains t the s ' d Toney in case the said injunktion shall be dissolved then the obligation to be closed other wise to remain in full force . (sig) John Toney (seal) , J a ' s McCla u g herty (seal ) D French {p~9~) __ ~f~~~YQEe_of Michael Hager Kanawa County to Wit: ~ -The- Affdavid of Michael Hag er of Lawful Age 'I'aken in a suit in Chancery Defending in the Worshipful Court of Giles County Wherein John Toney is plantiff and Philip Hager Defendant being f irst s worn deposeth and sayeth , that he wen t in Company with said Philip Hager who Car:ryed a quantity of Ginsang Root and sold to the said Toney the half of which he was to pay in Cash the other half in g oods which part he then took up and Setled a nd Toney give his note for the Balan ce which your Deponant Believes amounted to Twenty Two Dollars and a half, after which settlement your Deponant a nd said Philip was about to Start and said Philip Coud not find hi s Bridle whereupon the said Phili p pur chas ' d one of the s aid Toney, your Deponant i s very Confident that said Philip after settlement took no other goods of sai d Toney only the Bridle above menti on ' d a n d f u rther your Deponant Sayeth Not- --- ( s i g ) Michael his X mark Hage r 15th of May 187(sic) Wm Dingess , JP KC (editor' s note: I have seen dates written 187 instead of 1 8 07 -- the ' O ' was left out . This was used into the early twentieth centu ry. ) 4. 4. {2~~~2_TQ~~y_y~-~~g~~-ll_!~junc'n. (letter addressed to ) Cap ' t Lav id French CGC Kanawa Coun ty ToWi t: The affidavate of Samuel Muncey of Lawfull age take n before me a J us tice of the Peace for said County , being first sworn Deposeth & Sayeth t hat when W'm Toney was going to the Election of Giles County that i t Came in Conversati on Between said Toney & your Deponant respecting a suit now in Chancery Defending in the Honourable Court of Giles County between Philip Hager & J ohn Toney said W' m Toney told your Deponant that the fault of said suit was in h i m that the Said Phili p Hager had sent by him for ten pounds of Brimstone of whi c h h e let h im but seven pounds & the said W'm Toney further told your Deponant, Hager was t o settle with h im for the Brimstone he got of him & he intended as soo n as he got i~ the settl e ment to aquai nt John Toney of the Mistake & have the Bu siness setled without any more trouble; Your Deponant is very Certain that W' rn Toney t o ld him when h e Rec ' d t he Brimston e he did not tell his Brother John who t o Charge i t to & further y our Deponant sayeth not (sig ) Samuel Muscey W'm Dingess J . p 5. To the worshipfu l Court of Giles County in Chancery Sitt ing The Answer of Philip Hagar to a bill of Injunction Exhibited a gainst him by J ohn Toney This Respond.ant saying and reserving to himself all benifit of Exception to the many errors and untruths in t he compla inant s bill containe d for answer thereto or to Virgin.ta Appalachian Noteo �5. (con ' t ) s o muc h as he is advised is material for him to answer answerable and saith tha t t rue it is the Respondant brought suit against the said Complainant on a note t hat was executed by the Complainant to this Respondant & obtained a judgment fo r the same after deducting twelve shillings & six pence which is Indorsed as a c redit on said note your Respondant states that true it is he delivered to the Said Compla inant Ginsang to the amount of thirteen pounds ten shillings agreeable to the Statement in the Bill of the complainants and it was agreed that the said compla i nant Should pay this Respond.ant one half in goods & the other half i n cash for Said Ginsang Accordingly the Said Complainant credited his note to the Said Respondant for the half that he was to pay in cash being six pounds fifteen shillings the other half your Respondant then took up in goods and received a Bill of the goods from the Said complainant which amounted to exactly Six pounds fifteen shilling but which Bill hath since be accident got misplaced or lost Your Respondant expressly denies that he took up goods of the Said complainant to the amount of eight pounds ten shillings and nine pence and if the complainant has got such charges on his books against your Respondant they are false nor never did your Respondant agree to pay the said Complainant fur for goods because he was not indebted to him for any goods having paid him in Ginsang for all the goods he got of him except one bridle which This Respondant got of the complainant after he had taken out the six pounds fifteen shillings which he got just as he was Starting home from the complainant, the complainants account not being made a part of his Bill prevents your Respondant from answering as it res pets the particular Items charged against him But this Respondant has under Stood that one the Items in the Complainants account is for brimstone that W'm Toney Should have got of The said Complainant for This Respondant. your Respondent recollects that W'm Toney was mentioning that his brother John had brimstone for sale & at the same time said he was about to get Some of him your Respondant then mentioned to the said W' m Toney as there was acc'ts between them if he would get him ten pounds of brimstone when he came up that he would pay him for the same in the accounts that were between them accordingly the said W'm Toney on his return let your Respondant have seven pounds of brimstone £or which he charged your Respondant one shilling per pound & which your Respondant has paid him for the same In one whiskey barrel and (? ?) moles (or molls??) your Respondant denies that ever he sent an order either written or verbal to John Toney to deliver goods to W'm Toney or any body else and to charge the same to him your Respondant having now fully answered the Bill of the Complainant prays that the s ame may be dissolved & that he may be hince dismissed with his CQst in his behalf unrighteously expended. This day personally appeared before me a justice of the peace for Giles County Philip Hagar who made oath that the allegations contained in the above answer are true given under my hand this 16 day of March 1807 James Fren ch Commonwealth VS Elias Harless: indictment for a breach of the pea ce . A true bill, Charles King foreman 1817 Oct'r Bill fil'd & process or der • • •. •• on 28th Oct 1817 ••••• Elias Harless yeoman ••••• on 10 Apr 1817 • • ••• fighting with John Nidy . (Summons) to summon Elias Harless •••• appear 1st tuesda y i n March ••• • l Nov 1817. --- ----- ---------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- V!l'gtnia Appalachian N otea �14~ HIGH BRI!X}E PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rockbridge County, Virginia The following are a few extracts from Microfilm VM 26 , Church Records of High Bridge Presbyterian Church. This microfilm was obtained through interlibrary loan from Union Theological Seminary, J401 Brook Road , Richmond, Va 23227 Please remember that one person did not write all the information in the early records. The name would in one handwriting and additional information in another. VM 26: 2nd part - Church Records, High Bridge Presbyterian Church . Section A: Session Records; B: Board of Deacons Records ; C: Women of the Church Records ; D: Misc. Records. Section A - 1 Founded 1769 - John Brown , pastor of New Providence & Timber Ridge 1777: Rev James McC.onnell until 1788 - to Kentucky . Samuel Houston (in 1842) 43 years service - died 20 Jan 1839 - 52 years a minister . 18JJ : John M Fulton for 1 year, lived Fincastle . Oct 1838-1841 Rev Allen D Metcalf , lived Timber Ridge . 1841 Rev Samuel D Campbell. 18J4 - 1837 Rev Henry H Paine (for J years) Register by Rev Samuel Houston went to Ohio 1841 Betsy Mccluer on ex. do Ohio 1841 Jane McCluer do (no explamation) 17 Aug 1834 p 15 Robert McCluer de 18 June 1837 " Mary Ripley died Nov 1840 p 9 Ann Cross died lJ July 1846 Nancy Newell Sally Irvine married Paxton Gilmore Sally Kirkwood joined in 1809 died 4 Mar 1848 joined in 1812 died 12 Feb 1848 Joseph Cloyd died in 1829 Cynthia Cloyd turned Baptist Oct 1842 Washington Crawford gone to Lexington died 1847 p 10 Sally Caruthers died 23 April 184J Isabella Sloan married James Paxton dead p 11 Mary Moore Sarah Lecky died 9 April 1845 Thomas Cross dismissed dead Sarah McKnight dead Margaret Houston dead dead Martha Houston dead p 12 Robert McMurry dismissed to East Tennessee 18 Aug 1850 Hannah Paul dead Nancy Rollison died 22d July 1841 Polly Smith married John Civil p 13 Sarah Shaver Jane Hart on ex. 29 Sept 1827 (removed to Ten . 1847) John McKnight died 27 Jan 1843 p 14 Nathan Lecky died 1 Dec 46 Jane Lecky died 4 April 1848 Mildred Gilmore died 7 January 1844 Nancy Kirkwood died June ' 44 J Eliza Crafford dismissed 18 Sept '42 & removed to Tennessee p 15 Samuel Johnston dismissed on 18 Sept 1842 & removed to Tenessee Isabella Miller married L Lecky died Mar 184z Margaret Wilson p 14 .. VirS!n1a Appalachian Notes �High Bridge Presbyterian Church p 16 p 17 p 18 p 19 p 21 p 143 p 159 married Sam'l Miller Janetta Wilson died 18 Dec 1850 Lewis (servant of Wm Moffett) on cer Joseph C Barker 16 April 1842 do dec 'd do do Mrs Barker dead (written between names) died 16 Nov 1848 Miss Margaret Shields on ex dead do do dismissed 10 (_'.L. ) ' 43 to Oxford Sally Campbell (placed between lines) died 30 July 1845 Hugh Ray Miss Sarah Jane McKnight died 19 Oct ' 43 Andrew Doleman died 7 May 1848 Nancy Civil died 19 Jan 1850 Christeana Holmes from Covington died 12 June ' 47 Hugh Braf ord died June 1864 John Holmes died 3 March 1847 Mrs Catherine R Gilmore from Locust Bottom died 24 March 1842 Joseph W Walkup In Texas Jacob W Arnold (age 11) 29 Sep 1850 on ex marriages by Samuel D Campbell Baptism of Adults by S. D. Campbell Wm Shields Sen ' r on his near approach to Death - 1850 Feb 24 Va State Archives & Rockbridge Historical Society has photocopies of the above register. (Note : only those names with genealogical infonnation was copied) SESSION BOOK 1866 May 2 , 1877 ..... . Mrs Isabella C Thompson • • • • "being in very feeble health & realizing her end near at hand desires admission into the visible church." p 109 Sept 25/78 ..... .. charges against J . L. Breedlove p 111 Spec. 4 . . .. • Misrepresentation of Mathew Waskeys words to G L Ruse in order to secure the loan of flour Wit : Aforesaid Waskey & Ruse p 120 June 5 1881 . . . .. . Everett N? Miller to join a church in Kansas City, Missouri p 140 James C Brumlee (or Brownlee) entered into his rest on the 14th day of January, just eleven days after he followed to the grave his excellent wife. p 205 Members of Church 1866 p 209 Cynthianna Waskey Ex. B 1898?1899?1889 p 210 Members April 1st 1888 p 211 - 55 - Cynthia Waskey died ?Feb? 1895 (Feb 2.3) p 82 p 111 p 138 Part A - III p252 p .308 Nov 1907 •.. ... House of Robert L Leighton •••. in feeble heal th and realizing that his end was near •• •••. . was baptized July 9, 1911 •.•• .• house of Mrs Nancy Hoge on the Short Hill •••••• being in feeble health . • •. • • • Revi sed list of members 1921 communicants Received By ex died Feb 2.3, 1895 Waskey , Scynthanna Admitted Dec 27 , 1897 by ex - removied -- died Waskey, Rutha �MONTGOMERY COUNTY , VIRGINIA, CEMETERY contributed by Margaret Drody Thompson There is an old, little- noticed cemetery in the middle of a pasture , in Price's Fork, Va, with graves, some of which have engraved stones and some of which bear no witness. Mrs Evans Guymm of Price's Fork; Mrs Clairmont Snider Clemens of Blacksburg; Mrs Eunice Snider Rudisill of Rad.ford ; Mrs Lois Snider Rudisill of Price 's Fork and Margaret Drody Thompson of Roanoke recently hiked into the area in order to record those still visible for genealogical research, as well as provide a memorial for those buried here for which no sign remains . There is a Confederate grave among the briers and fallen trees , which in days past has been remember and decorated: WILLIAM PATTERSON SNIDER CSA Va 1st Sgt Va Inf Born Feb 20 1830 Died Jan 4 1920 In addition to his warrior's stone there is a double headstone for he and his wife: ZIPPORA HARLESS Born Dec 25 , 1843 Died Oct 18 1898 There is a stone for Rosie E. Price Born June 18, 1883 Died Oct 19, 1975 and Victoria Long Born May 9, 1876 Died Dec 11, 1913 There is no stone for the original log-cabin settler and owner of the vast farm that once surrounded this family plot . Although the plot is presently called the "Pat Snider Cemetery" , it originally served John Abraham . It is believed that he and his wife a re buried here . John Abraham Snider was born circe 1760 and died in 1848 in his home nearby . The cemetery is located in the middle of pastureland between Sunnyside Road and Tom's Creed Road Northeast of the Snider Cemetery on Sunnyside . Permission should be secured to hike in from Tom ' s Creek Road. The best access is about· a quarter of a mile from where Tom ' s Creek intersects with Route 685 . N Tom's Creek Road t Pat Snider Cemetery Blacksburg I Price's Vtremm Appalachian Note!! Fork �/<J S LAFAYETTE CEMETERY Montgomery Co., Va. On Route I81 take exit 38 (Ironto Exit), then Rt 603 to Rt 11 . About 1.2 miles down the road on the left at a curve there are two houses , green and white , turn off the road here and go down the gravel road toward the farmhouse - on the l eft is a gate leading into a pasture, turn here . Walk across the pasture , cross the railroad tracks, the cemetery is to your left on a small hill. The cemetery is fenced in, well kept, and is still being used. Copied by Ruth Hale & Babe Fowler on Mar 15, & 16 , 1984. James Edward Foutz- MOMM I US Navy - World War II - July 18, 1910 Apr 27, 1981 (John M Oakey , Inc . ) Karl L. Koerner - May 25 , 1893 - Jan 4 , 1960 Rose S Koerner - July 5, 1896 - Nov 11, 1948 Jack (No other name) - 1914 - 1935 John F Koerner Apr 4, 1889 July 25 , 1941 Maude A Koerner June 24, 1891 Mar 15, 1954 There is a large stone that is off its base - turned faced down . James Glen Walthall Dec 16, 1872 Oct 3 , 1949 Nellie Apgar Walthall Sept 28 , 1870 Mar 5 , 1943 Lewis Bunky Garli ck 1965 - 1984 - Hoy Funeral Home . Hubert H Butt - June 6 , 1904 - Dec 1 , 1967 (verse) Baby Jewell July 10 , 1944 Graham (Double Stone) James M. 1863-1948; Mary Pearl 1884-1945 Francisco (Double Stone) Frank L 1889-1975; Mary C 1904-1958 Piper ( Double Stone) Lucille Francisco Nov 23 , 1929 - Oct 21, 1980 Francis Edward Jr April 9, 1928 Pendry (Double Stone) Ruth H 1912; Orley A 1890-1958. Daisy W Wood Born Feb 25 , 1909 Died Nov 11 1 1944 James M Weaver Mar J l, 1871 - Mar 22 , 1941 Jocie C Weaver Feb 14, 1880 - Feb 21 , 1939 (James Milburn Weaver, b Floyd Co , Va , md Jocie Cordil a Wells) Jacob Butt Born Aug 23 , 1 822 died July 29 , 1896 Hubert H Butt, Jr 1928-1928 Memory of Jo_ W Weaver b- rn July ?26, 1848 - d_ed Sept ?_j, 1896 - age 48y 2 0d (badly chipped) (John William Weaver md Mary Frances Wickham from Floyd Co . , Va . ) Chumbley ? J Chumble ? - 1966 (funeral home marker) Linda L Chumbley Born July 25 , 1914 - ·Died Aug 15, 1959. Charlotte M Butt Born Mar 26, 182§ - Died Mar 1, 1913 Sadie Virginia daughter of JB & KB Butt Born June 28, 1901 Died Oct 9 , 1901 Hattie B wife of JB Butt Born Apr 11 , 1875 Died Jan 24, 1927 Jacob B Butt Born Dec 15, 1869 - Died May 29, 1954 Rocks : There are many rocks used for markers . A few were scratched with initials, dates, - some nothing. I have found that usually you lay down on the ground and feel the rock for markings - usually such markings are covered by grass or an inch or so of dirt . bf (Rock) J.G . March 1 .. 79? 72 ( Rock) (broken) W?N. M. (Rock) 1868 Feb the 23rd J. H. Lawrence Sarah Ann Lawrence July 4, 1843 - Jan 25, 1939. F. A. Butt Born Oct 7, 1861 - Died Feb 17, 1906 Willie E. Son of F.A. & Alice Butt Born ~~' 1895 (badly worn.) ~rtle Lee J.E. & G.A. Smith Born May 1, 1892 Died Mar 22, 189~? VJrgtrua Appalachian Notes (worn) �Thomas Lee Owens Pvt. U. S . Army World War I 1890-1977 Butt (foot stone ) Marker : c:m ground and broken A rock, rusted funeral home marker, & CSA metal cross (rusted) . (rock) L M V Feb 21, 1869 Tombstone - half buried : S . F . B. (rock) John B Moses Died March the 18th 1849 age 2ly (rock) M. A. Moses Died June 17th 1873 Age 81 yrs . Patricia Zane daughter of George & Betty Furrow June 5, 1948-June 5 , 1948 Annie R wife of W. M. Turner Jan 4 , 1867 Feb 28 , 1912 Ethel L wife of R. G. Gardner Born Jan 25 , 1880 Died Apr 13 , 1918 Rollin G Gardner Born Oct 15 , 1878 Died April 20 , 1932 Charles W Peterson Jan 12 1 1921 Jan 12 , 1921 Carol Ann Peterson Feb 14, 1939 Feb 25, 1939 father James W Butt born Nov 3 , 18?.2}? Died Apr 7 , 1926 mother Lorena W Butt Born Sept 18 , 1868 Died Nov 1 , 1925 Bruce W Gardner July 25 , 1903 May 5 , 1948 Edythe V Peterson Oct 14, 191 4 Jan 4 , 1963 Peterson (double stone) Charles L. Feb 25 , 1890 July 22 , 1967 Nellie G Feb 15, 1895 Dec 6, 1977 Sidney J Butt Dec 10, 1897 April 9 , 1974 Joseph G son of J, W. & S. G.? Gardner Born June 26, 18§5 Died July 6 , 18§.5 Gordon son of R. G. & E. L. Gardner born June 19 , 1899 died June 20 , 1899 ** J. W. Gardner born May 20, 1833 died Jan 11 , 1911 Callie G Gardner wife of J . W. Gardner Born Mar 19 , 1842 Died Dec 19 , 1920 (tomes tone on ground) M. S. Consort of P. L. Woolwine She depar ted this life on the 27th day of Jan 9 , 1832 Aged 24 years (rock) ?M+ P. H. ? J 4 198 (?have seen 1908 written 198) ??MPR 1798??? (rock) R.5.D. 17.D.OED 18Q7 (Rock) D 2+ 8 (rock) PRD.E. 17th 1808 (half buried) (rock) W.W.R. ?Jn 22 1835 d (rock) ?.flxxxx 0. RxxxxxM Aced 41 dece April 13th 1821 (rock) W.W.Reiburn Died Nov 2nd 1844? (or 1846) (rock - half buried) Am Barnet (rock - taken up and placed at base of tree) - ?E Heslep died Au g ~ 1870 J. L. Heslep 1808 Apr 21 . 1886 (upright tomestone) George W. R. Heslep Born Feb 19 , 1838 Die d Apr 26 , 1910 (flat tomestone) George w. R. Heslep Virginia Pvt Co . E 42 Regt . Va Inf Confederate States Army Feb 19 , 1838 Apr 26, 191 0 (al so CSA Iron Cross ) Mother Maggie L. Heslep Feb. 7 , 1847 Feb . 21 , 1921 (flat tomestone) George w. R. Heslep Pvt Trp G 14 Regt Va Cav . Confederate States Army Feb 19, 1838 Apr 26 , 1910 (double stone) Father Rev. C. P. Wanless B. June 3 , 1830 D. Jan . 18 , 1896 Mother M. C. Wanless B. July 4 , 1834 D. Nov . 4 , l89C Pearl F. Iavis Feb. 2, 1874 Mar. 23 , 1900 ( *dau of I.a.vid B & Ellen) Our Father Iavid B. Iavis 1830 - 1909 Our Mother Ellen V. Iavis 1834 - 1915 ( *dau of Samuel & Nancy Pull en McClure) Margaret A Butt Died Oct 29, 1907 aged 72 years Charlie W But.lt Dec 27, 1863 Dec 25, 1918 W. W. Sawyer (field stone, no dates) Samuel J. Stover June 22, 1898 May 26 , 1918 Ja 1872-1953 (Funeral marker) Turner Sam Parr Mar. 18, 1907 Sept. 8, 1964 Bessie Gertrude Carter June 3, 1892 May 3, 1913 Emma Elizabeth Carter Aug. 16, 1868 May 1, 1949 Emory D. Carter Mar. JO, 1866 May 17, 1954 ** Jesse G son of RG & EL Gardner Born Feb 22 , 1905 Died Sept 29, 1905 Virglnta Appalachian Notes �'"'" Iavid B. Pulliam 1854 - 1914 Ova P . McLaniel 1880 - 1930 Frank H. Minnick June 16 , 1897 Mar. 12, 1925 Alonza Wells Mar. 13, 1889 Feb . 24, 1948 Emma Young Wells Jan. 19 , 1892 ¥tay 9 , 1973 2 graves marked by S W Y & L A Y Gretter M. Yopp Feb . 11, 1915 Jan . 26 , 1924 E. M. Yopp wife of S . W. May 12 , 1897 Jan. 5, 1919 (part of a stone) All A P IED Robert W. St . Clair July 2 , 1934 July 12 , 1934 Thelma Bernice St.Clair May 24, 1933 May 24, 1933 Virginia B. Minnie Dec. 25 , 1917 Oct . 10 , 1922 (Twin Stone) Wood Steven Arthur Dec . 17, 1898 June 13 , 1972 Father Retta Lou Nov . 25 , 1902 Mar. 6 , 1972 Mother Joseph P. Martin Feb. 11, 1850 Dec . 27 , 1925 Arthur Robert Wood Sept . 17 , 1921 July 1923 Son Mother Nellie W. Wimmer Apr. 16 , 1913 Apr. 19 , 1955 Joseph W. Wells Jan. 25 , 1881 Dec . 15 , 1949 Kittie Wells Mar. 28 , 1907 Mar . 29 , 1907 Carrie H. Wells Nov. 21 , 1876 Oct . 14 , 1942 Arthur w. Wells Aug. 20 , 1874 Nov . 28 , 1957 Annie M. wife of A. W. Wells Feb . 13, 1880 Nov. JO , 1905 Mary E . Wells Oct . 3 , 1852 Mar. 22 , 1897 Bessie E . Wells May 10, 1879 Mar 9 , 1897 John A. Wells June lJ , 1849 Mar. 14 , 1897 Elinor J . Bolling Dec . 20 , 1937 Jan . 9 , 1938 Edna M. Weaver Nov. 23 , 1899 Sept. 4 , 1900 Lewis G. Weaver June 22, 1906 Nov . 11, 1911 Maggie L . Pulliam Jan. 1, 1869 July 1, 1896 In Memory of Willie E. Pulliam Aug. 12, 1895 July 16, 1896 Our D3.rling Baby Conrad Warren Graeger June 29, 1938 Nov. 6, 1938 Martha St . Clair Oct . 16, 1848 Sept . 27 , 1902 John R. St.Clair Oct . 15, 1846 Jan. 12 , 1912 Clarence E. St.Clair Sept . 24, 1895 Apr. 7 , 1907 Pearl E. St . Clair Dec . 26 , 1909 Nov . 28 , 1910 Willie R. St . Clair Nov . 18 , 1881 Aug. 25 , 1912 (Double stone) Joseph Thomas Gordon 1848 - 1897 Ella Katherine Gordon 1848 - 1904 Wiley H. St . Clair June 26 , 1904 Mar . J , 1942 Lillian K. wife of W. W. Gardner Apr. 26, 1869 July Jl, 1906 Anna Virginia Heslep Sept . 10, 1904 Apr. 20 , 1905 Archie H. Wells Jan . 6, 1854 June 17, 1927 Virginia O. wife of A. H. Wells Aug. 12, 1857 Mar. 1, 1908 Robert Lee Butt July 21, 1889 Feb. 1, 1948 Our Father Perry H. Butt Oct. 24, 1859 Feb. 22, 1928 Our Mother Dora Farrow Butt Apr. JO , 1866 July 27, 1941 ( the following are in a small enclosure) (wooden monument - carved) Sadie M. Farrow was born July the 2. 1853 Departed this life Nov . 4. 1880 Age 22y 4 mo 2d The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want. (this monument is very weather beaten but in beautiful shape.) J . E. G. Dec. Oct. th 6 1879 Belle Gardner Died June 9, 1882 Ag 22 yer There is a CSA iron cross there - - But for whom? I know that there other graves there. Does anyone know who js buried there with an unmarked grave or just a stone? V1rg!nja Appalachian Notes �- contributed by Paula Gammell* -- ... .. - -- . . - :-.. - -- -- . .. ... - - - -- - - - - - LEE COUNTY , VIRGINIA Lockhart Family January 22, 1871 . We the undersind agree to pay the amount annext to our names to be regeted and sent to the widow Olivar in Mosoury to ina ble hur to get back hear She has one chield she has neither Father nor Mother and has lost hur husban left in a wickid country she is a profeser and wants hur freands to send hur money to come back hear wheare she can raise hur child up rite this money shal be regersted and sent to hur or returned to thoes that giv it Names Elvira Ball William Yates . 50 $1.50 ( ?) . 20 J.K. Ball 1. 00 Roda Jefferson Martha Lockhart Tu.niel Newbury . 25 J . 00 Hiram Brasure 1. 00 Miriam Newbury . 25 Joel Ferguson 1. 00 Henry Ferguson 1 . 00 James Stamper . 50 1.00 Bertin Venable John Ball .50 Abraham Bledsaw . 50 John Retherford . 40 . 50 Abraham Levingston Thomas Larmer 1. 00 . 40 Harvy Dorton .40 William Newberry .50 James Poteete Steven Mcpherson Henry Darty . 25 .50 Tu.vid Banner .20 2 . 10 Vas htie Oliver Geo. Hickum 1.00 .25 Mary Oliver John Hickum .25 Josheph Blakemore .JO Jesse Osbon 1.00 William Chanler .50 James Larmer .25 Jefeson Larmer . 50 Roda Braisure .50 (1 Apr 1984: This list was among the papers of my great-grandmother ' s trunk , Elvira Lockhart Ball of Lee County , Va. The "widow Olivar " was her s ister , Emeline Lockhart Olivar. She remained in Missouri (and kept the money) , and later married James W. Caley. A third sister was Vashtie Lockhart Oliver ; all three were daughters of Daniel Lockhart of Lee County. The "Martha Lockhart" is probably a fourth sister (Daniel Lockhart did have a daughter Martha, but I do not know any more about her. ). My great-grandmother Elvira Lockhart was born in Lee County about 1842 and married Jonathan Kelly Ball in 1861.) Rollers Chapple December 28th 1860 We the undersigned subscribers bind ourselves to pay the some enext to our names for the benifit of our Preacher in charge of the Sneedvill e circu it to wit R. Steel to be discharged in provishions or money. For t h e firs t qt Subscribers Names $5 .00 Andrew Lockhart Oen (?) Hall 1 . 5 0 corn 1. 00 W1llia.tn Absher . 50 " Wm G~ (?) Hall . 2.5 Emit Kinser Daniel Hall . 50 II l. 00 corn 1.00 James Abs hear Joseph Kinsor 1.00 " William Sybert J efferson Kinsor .50 (This list was amon5 the papers in my great-grandmother ' s trunk, Elvira Lockhart Ball of Lee County, Va.) *7i.J42 Oak Ridge Hwy., Knoxville, TN 37931 91rgJnta App~la.ch1a.n Notes - �NON-EXCHANGE PUBLICATIONS The following publications have been r eceived and placed in the Virginia Room oF City oF Roanoke Public Library - Main Br anch. THE GUILFORD GENEALOGIST Published by The GuilFord County Genealogical Society oF N.C. Vol. 12 No. 3 Number 29. P. o. Box 9693, Greensboro, N.C. 27429 - 06 9 3 . Individual membership i s $ 10.00. PLATTE COUNTY MISSOURI HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN Vol 38 Number 3 . P. o. Box 103, Platte City, MO 64079 . Individual membership: $8.00 GLIMPSES OF GRAYSON Vol. 7 No. 2 published by The Grayson County Historical Society , Inc., P . o. Box 529 , Independence, VA 24348. Membership: $5.00 For the calendar year. 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Membership: $7.00. ANNE ARUNDEL SPEAKS Vol XI,#4 published by Anne Arundel Genealogical Soci ety , P. o. Box 221, Pasadena, Mar yland 2 1122. Membership $10.00 to Mr. Ron Davis, Treas. 615 Emerson Place, Severna Pa rk, MO 21146. LAFAYETTE HERI TAGE NEWS, Vol VII - No. 3 . P. o. Box 1382, OxFord, MS 38655 . POPLAR RO\'J Vol V Issue 1 published by the Jackson County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogica l Society - P . o. Box 807, Jackson, Ohio 45640 ----- --- - - ------------------------------------------------------------------The 12 th a nnual DEAN & CREECH FAMILIES OF AMERICA reunion will be held 31 Aug 1986, Morehead, KY 40351. Contact IJ.oy Dean, Rt 6, Morehead, Ky. 40351 or Arthur Cr e ec h, Rt. 1, Olive Hill, KY 41164. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------9Sl'gln18. Appala.oh1a.n Notes �/50 EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES Your Exchange Committee invites your atte nti on to the Followin g items. "Common Transcription Erro r s Made in Reading Ce nsu s Reco r ds " found in THE JOHNSON COUNTY GENEALOGIST for Dece mber 198 4 on page 138. Published by Johnson County Genealogical Soci ety a nd Li b rary, Inc., P.O. Box 805 7 Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66208- 0057. "A Sample Letter for Asking for Information f"rom West Germany" is a sample l etter composed by Herman Radloff, Robert Bu echer, a n d the l a te Alex Coyle to be used in r equesting birth, marriage or death r ecords in German with Eng lish transcriptions. See ST LOUIS GENEALOG ICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY Vol XVIII No. 1, page 18. "Wagon Train" by Charles D. Barna rd (Clipping From a 1849 Newspaper) in THE SEARCHER Vol XX II No. S page 96 , published by Southe rn CaliFornia Genealogical Society, Inc. "Military Records for Genealogical Use" page 6 of' Vol XI, No. 3 TRAIL BREAKERS, published by Clar ke County Genea logica l Soci ety , Vancouver, WA . "Let's Have a Family Reunion" pages 5 1 thru 53 oF THE LONGHUNTER For Spring 1985 . (Published by Southern Kentucky Ge nea log ical Society) Covers: Date, attenda nce, location, food, events, entertainment, Fa mily memorabili a , starting time, greet e rs, progr am, tours and expenses. "Confede r a te Remi ni scences, 1861-1 865 , by E . M. Williamson" starting on page 1 of BULLETIN of VA-NC Piedmont Genealogical Society, Vol. VII No. 1 . "Listing Cemet e ries" by Anne Fr ederick as presented at the Society's regular meeting 7 March 1985 . Vol VI, No. 2, page 5 1 of Southern Indiana Genealogical Society ' s QUARTERLY. (Note: Thi s is a valued NON-EXCHANGE) Address P. O. Box 665, New Al bany, Indiana 47150 , a nd the dues are $ 10.00 . NON-EXCHANGE FAMILY PUBLICATIONS THE BALLEW FAMILY JOURNAL Vol l No. 5 32 pages. The Ball e w Family Association of America, Inc., 2711 Les lie Dr. N.E., At lanta, GA 30345 . 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(Note: They also have books and material (charts , maps , etc) that the genealogis t can use, Inquire about catalogue.) Add $2 .00 for postage. SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH by George K Sweitzer. "South Carolina Genealogical Research " contains over eleven hundred sources for tracing South Carolina ancestors and provides detailed instructions for conducting the research. The book contains 4 chapters with the titles : I South Carolina Background , II Types of Records, III Record Locations , IV Research Procedure and County Listings . The book has a soft cover , 192 pages, price $9.00 postpa id. Order from Dr. George K Sweitzer, 407 Regent Court, Knoxville, TN. J792J. A copy of both of the books have been pres ented to the Virginia Room. Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Austin Bacon Bat eman Bell Boot en Bower s Br ammer Brown Car per Chase Deakins Dean Dickerson Edie 18S, Farmer Graham Green 182, 183 179 172 172 172 184 173 178 172 17S 178 1 81 1 82 190 172 178 186 Hale Harkrader Harkrider Harmon Hartless Hartman Hickman Hoge Holmes Horn Hunt Hylton J o nes Kaufmann Ken t Kingary La whorne 175 175 175 171 175 178 174 174 172 186 178 182 178 179 177 176 175 Martin Mc Mahan Miller Nicely Perdue Peters Pickett Provance Pruner Quinn Rakes Randolph Rector Ridley Scherf fig Sherfey Short 179, V1rgin1a Appals.ohi&n l'Jotes 178 187 189 177 180 177 183 171 188 185 173 lSO 178 187 1'19 179 184 Sitzler Smallwood Smythers Starkey Steagall Sweet Umberger Wade Walker Ward Warden White Whitt Winfrey Verbal Verble Zumwalt 1'79 172 183 176 182 186 188 18 9 178 180 172 190 178 17 3 177 1'77 185 �153 Vil'gJma Appalachian Not.es 171 - 85 . William PROVANCE, b . 1798, TN, lived Greene Co ., TN, md. Jenc ey HARMON , dau . of Isaac HARMON, 1818 . Ten children all b. TN . Went to Cape Ciradeau, MO, ca 1845 . William d . July 1849, Farmington, MO . Would like to correspond with his brothers or sisters descendants or any des cen dants of his children . Need his parents or any info about this family . Mrs . Don W. WELLS, Box 125, Riverton, KS 66770 172 - 85 . Desire to correspond with descendants of Thomas WARDEN, b . Irel an d a nd d . in VA . Will exchange info with anyone on ancestors of this family . Where did he live before VA? Children md . into SMALLWOOD, BATEMAN, HOLMES , FARMER, BELL, BOOTEN, CARPER and many others . Will answer a ll mail and help with above names when possible and more. Malita W. MURPHY, Box 319, Athens Star Route , Princeton, WV 24'740 173 - 85 . Desire info regarding Dorcas RAKES, dau. of Charles RAKES, md. Richard R. WINFREY, 1812, Franklin . Md. John BRAMMER, SR ., 1843, Patrick at same time other family members md . All migrated to WV . 1850 census shows Dorcas head of the house with son, Peter . Left WV before 1860 . What happened to her? What happened to John BRAMMER, SR . ? Malit a W. MURPHY, address above . 174 - 85 . Who were the Rev . William P . HICKMAN parents? Rev . HICKMAN was b. 28 Feb . 1810, in Bath Co . , VA . He md . Margaret Reid HOGE , 18 July 1844 . Rev . William P . HICKMAN d . 11 May 1864, in Pulaski Co ., VA . Delcie ROTHENBERG, 100 Aloha, Apt. 410, Seattle, WA 9810S 175 - 85 . Need parents of Isabella HARTLESS, b . June 1832 in Amherst Co . , VA , md . James Hillard LAWHORNE, 23 Jan . 1855 . Also parents of Olive Vir gi nia HARKRIDER or HARKRADER, b .. 15 Mar. 1873 at Vinton, Roanoke Co., VA . Md. Benjamin A. TUCKER, 12 Mar . 1891. ~on PUCKETT , 8632 Fredericksburg Rd . , #100, San Antonio , TX 78240 176 - 85 . Would like to correspond with anyone working on STARKEY family, Boones Mill, Franklin Co ., VA . Joel STARKEY, b. 1819 . Where? Md . Harriett KINGARY . Died 1901 & buried in f amily cemetery, Boones Mill . Would appreciate any info on Joel & his parents . Diane LOVELL, RD #1, Box 162, Bridgeton, NJ 0830 2 177 - 85 . Need info regardin g Chnr 1es Monr oe V Y.R~ f\l, (VERBLE) , b . 30 July 1836, son o:f Henry VERBAL and Elizabeth. KENT, mtl . Scott Co ., VA, Alice Bird NICELY, b . 10 June 1844, dau . of Samuel NICELY and Margaret PETERS . Wilma I . SANDFORD. Box 516, Carlsbad, NM 88220 85. Seekin g info regarding William WALKER, b . 1 7 60- 1770 VA/ NC? and wife, Susannah GRAHAM WALKER, b. ca 1770 VA? William WALKER/ Susannah GRAHAM md. 4 June/ 18 June/ 4 Sept . 1787 (records differ) , Montgomery Co ., VA, Richard WHITT, minister , Robert GRAHAM , surety . Need parents of William WALKER and Susannah GRAHAM, also siblings . Were children Mary (RECTOR), Jane (HARTMAN), Nan c y (JONES), John (md . Lucretia MARTIN) , William (md . Mary BROWN) , An n a (DEAKINS) , Andrew (md . Sarah BROWN) , Margaret (HUNT) , Susannah WALKER , Was hin gton Co . , TN? Jean WALKER MATTHEWS , 11438 Seabrook Way, Cypress, CA 5 0630 178 - 179 - 85. Need info on Samuel SHERFEY, b . ca 1795 in MD or VA , son of Johannas SHERFEY/SCHERFFIG and Mary KAUFMANN . Samuel SHERFEY md . (1) Elizabeth SITZLER (2) Vinie SHORT . Six Children : John , md . Susan Ernaline HALE, 17 Jan . 1839 in Washington Co . , TN; Andrew· Susan · Catherin e (HALE); Mary (BACON); Eli za be th (CHASE). Which of Sa~uel SHERFEY's wives was the mother of which children? Jean WALKER MATTHEWS , address above. �154 180 - 85. Would like to know parents, birthdate and birthplace of Daniel WARD and his wife Elizabeth (Betsy), maiden name unknown . He patented land in Franklin Co . , VA in 1762 and 1764 and died there in January 1826 . Will probated 6 Feb. 1826. He had 12 children among whom were Samuel WARD, Dr. Asa WARD and Happy WARD PERDUE . Mrs . Mildred WARD CAMPBELL, 2818 Merino Dr., S . W. , Roanoke, VA 24018 181 - 85. Info needed on all DEANS who lived in Washington, Wise, VA, and Kingsport, TN areas in early 1800's . Lloyd DEAN, Rt . 6, box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 182 - 85 . Need info please on George HYLTON of Floyd Co . , VA, who md. Tobi tha GREEN in Floyd Co. One son, Archibald HYLTON, b . 1805 , Floyd Co ., VA, md . 1828, Montgomery Co., VA, to Lavinia STEAGALL, b. 1802, Montgomery Co . , dau . of Mastin & Frances DICKERSON, b . 1775, Montgomery Co . Lived Montgomery Co . , VA. Allison Lynn ROHE, 3340 Broadfield Rd . , Cha rlotte, NC 28226 183 - 85 . Need info on Steven SMYTHERS, Rockbridge Co . , VA . One son, Stev en SMYTHERS, b . 1797/1800, md . 1822/23 Wythe Co . to Nancy PICKETT, b . 1806 , Wythe Co . ; d . 1857, Carroll Co., VA, dau. of Oscar PICKETT. Listed 1850 census Wythe Co . and 1830 census Grayson Co . , VA. Also, nee d parents of Elizabeth AUSTIN, b 1836, Wythe Co . ; d . 1898; she md. Wyt he Co ., Michael SMYTHERS . Allison Lynn ROHE, address above . 1 8 4 - 85 . Need info on Sarah SHORT, b.1792, Grayson Co . , VA, md . 1809, Grayson Co . to George BOWERS, b . 1786, d. 1856, dau . of William SHORT of Gra yson Co. Need any info on BOWERS or SHORT. Allison Lynn ROHE, a d dress a bove . 185 - 8 5 . Need marriage date and place of marriage between a female ZUMWALT a nd male QUINN, probably in Augusta, Frederick, Dunmore, Shenandoa h or Ro ckingham, Highland, or Bath Cos . , VA, about 1790 . Euge ne E . LUCKEY, Box 885, Burns, OR 97720 186 - 8 5 . Would like info on Henry HORN of Rockbridge Co . , b. ca 1775 . His wif e wa s Catherine, who d . in 1868. Want to find her maiden name. The i r c h il dr e n we r e Charles; Betsy; Mary, who md . John c . GREEN in 1836; John H., who md . Sally SWEET in 1845; Susan, who md . Al exander SWEET in 1850. Zac k HORN, P . O. Box 382, Buena Vista, VA 244·1 6 187 - 8 5 . Need parents of Stephen McMAHAN, b . 1780 in Montgomery Co . , VA, one o f 8 c hildre n ; others were William, Eli, Sanders, Sallie & Jonathan. Stephen we nt to Yancey Co . , NC, md. Blanche RIDLEY, then went to Jackson Co., NC, where he died; buried at Dicks Creek Cemetery . Sanders to Jackson Co., AL , buried McMAHAN Cemetery outside Stevenson, AL . Claude B . McMAHAN, 1339 26th St . , S . W. , Hickory, NC 28602 188 - 85 . John UMBERGER, Jr. , b. l 7SO Wythe Co., VA, md . (when?) Mary PRUNER (dau. of wh om? ). When did he and Mary die? Where buried? There was a "Pol l y" PRUNER of St . John's Evangelical Luthern Church (Kegley) and an Anna Mary P RUNER ( s hown by Whitman: "Churches of Wythe" as member of St. John's Lu t her a n ) . All help appreciated . Richard D. ROBINSON 353 East Lake Roa d, Palm Springs , FL 33461 �1.55 186 - 85 . Joseph Speers EDIE, b. PA 1757; d. Christiansburg, VA, 27 Feb . 1881; bur . Sunset Cemetery; rnd . 2nd 1832 Amanda Melvina MILLER. (His old homeplace is now site of Leggett's Drug Store.) Had dau. Jane Harriet EDIE (1826-1912) by 1st wife (who rnd. John Crowe WADE, Christiansburg, 18 Sept . 1850) . Who reared J a ne? Any info appreciated. Ri chard D. ROBINSOJL 353 East Lake Rd ., Palm Springs 1 FL 33461 lSO - 85 . Elizabeth Randolph WHITE (md. 14 June 1825, Joseph Speers EDIE, M. D. ); d. Union, Monroe Co . , VA (now WV) while giving birth to her second chi ld , 2 July 1828 . Was she REALLY neice of John RANDOLPH of Roanoke? Who were her parents? Siblings? Prince Edward Co . ? Montgomery Co., VA? Any kin to Edmund P. WHITE? Richard D. ROBINSON. address above . SURNAME Mrs . Gloria Huffines 1 2616 SW 221 OK City 1 OK 2}152 Richard ABRELL FERGUSON Dr Stephen Pike Co., Ky RHODES Moses Pa? JARRELL Elizabeth N. C. MEAD Rhodes Washington Co., Ind. WEDDINGTON William Pike Co. , Ky HUFFINE Riley W Jackson Co. CHANDLER Noah Oklahoma NEWLON ? Priscilla -------- ---------- 1760 1847-1900 1780 1800 1820 1847 1850 bef 1938 1781 ----------------------------------------------------------VOLUNTEER HELP NEEDED !HE ~OANOKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEEDS typists to transcribe tapes of interesting interviews with older Roanoke citizens, for their oral history files ••• • • If you enjoy tales of early Roanoke, and type, and need a satisfying project f?r long winter hours.. • WE NEED YOU:: Call Rebecca Austin, Chmn., Oral History Cammi ttee - days 345-8801, evenings 344-2178. -------------- -------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- G~NDON ASSOCIATION formed Aug 3, 198.5 at a Glandon reunion in Twin Falls, Idaho. This association is made up of approximately ten different lines of Glandons , ~hat all commence around the JO year span 1785-1816. Anyone wishing more inform~tion concerning either the association of GLANDON hi s tory, please contact either Jan Glandon, 3440 Hansen Ave., Boise, Idaho 83703 (corresponding sec .) or Sharon Glandon Kelley, .513 Montana St. Gooding Ida ho 8JJJO. ( (historian. ) ' ' ---------------------- ------------------------------------------------------V!rgtrua AppalachJ.a n Notes �----------------------------------------------------------- --- --------------- THE LAST WORD Usually I don ' t write this column because I figure the space would be better filled with information. This has been a very busy sum.mer and has put me behind in everything • •• . construction work in our yard, birth of our first grandson, visits from him and his parents , my brother and his wife from the state of Washington , trips of New York and Washington , DC (no research much to my regret), and all the other little things that happen to upset your plans •.• . that I have not been able to spend the time on genealogy or the time on VAN that I should - - so please forgive me for all the foul-ups that I have made. Just noticed that in typing the new address for the back cover of VAN, I did not put "returned postage guaranteed• . That meant that if your VAN was not received - - we di d not Imow it . Also , if a person asks that their mail be forwarded to them, VAN will not be forwarded, unless that persons agrees to pay the postage. Postage on a single issue of VAN is just under 90¢ -- that is the reason that we mail back issues with the current issues , trying to keep costs down . As with most genealogical societies , we have no paid personnel - all volunteers who have families and jobs , so we must put f irst things first , which I regret to say i s not VAN . We all try to do our best - - so please don't be too angry at us when we foul-up . We are trying, but we can do just so much. And I want to thank everyone who has helped us , donated material and been so nice to us . Babe Fowler HELP WANTED To our local members -- we need help in the Society. I Jmow we need a treasurer, assistant treasurer, one of the secretary offices is open this year . There are many other jobs that are open. - - I have heard people say "No one asked me, " If you want to help , let us know --we don ' t Jmow unless you tell one of the officers. 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Also try to get three "proofs" for one fact • ' > '," I . -~ .. . i. ~ ,' • & 1 .i • ...,,I' 1l �,. ,( 11• NOTE NEW ADDRESS From ·• Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soci ety P 0 Box 12485 Roanoke , VA 24026 •, I l .. "' .,, ...,. ·•· ,. •• 'S \ • >} • ... ·~ Roanoke P u blic . s Jeff Lib Poundat· l 0 1') Roanoke Verson St 706 ' •rI ., • A 24011 NON/ PROFIT O R G . U .S . POSTAGE PAID PER M IT N O . 37 4 ROANOKE , VA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 9, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource 1832 Personal Property Tax List of Smyth County; Abstracts from legal documents of Giles County; High Bridge Presbyterian Church Records; Pat Snider Cemetery Survey; Lafayette Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource November 1985 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv9n4 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4914/VANv9n3.pdf ce6a1f50d63d8de3c365792d85c9591d PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 • , AUGUST 1985 PUBI ·~ • Bri sto l I IO~ARY ·~I Oo11~i~ Soutllweslern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �V I RG I N I A A P P AL AC HI AN N0 T E S published quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ~======================================================================= Volume IX - No. 3 - August 1985 CONTENTS Wythe County, Virginia , Legislative Petition Bath County, Virgi ni a, 1850 Mortality Schedule Franklin County , Virginia, 1840 Personal Property Tax List Surname Index Bedford County, Virginia , Court Document Washington County , Virginia, Deeds - Adam Miller Will of Jeremiah Ferguson Will of John Deaton Montgomery County , Virginia, Personal Property Tax List for 1806 Robert Rose, Road Builder Book Review Queries and Index Workshop Pictures 79 81 82 92 94 95 97 98 99 110 111 112 117 =======================-=============================================·===== PROGRAMS September 21 , 1985 - "Vinton History " .:. Mattie Forbes and Margaret Wood October 19, 1985 - "The Civil War in Southwestern Virginia " - Gary Walker November 16 , 1985 - "What the Archives Offers the Researcher" - Mr Conley Edwards III, Virginia State Archives December - no meeting The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the 3rd Saturday of each month at the Roanoke City Public Library located in Elmwood Park. We meet on the 4th floor - new section. Come early -- research in the Virginia Room -- and then meet with us at 1 :JO pm . �THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE August 1, 1985 DEAR FELLOW GENEALOGISTS : I am pleased to be able to report to you that our workshop was very successful. Dr. Schweitzer and Pat and Ray Gooldy not only taught us a lot but kept us entertained as well. What was in reality a long day seemed to go by quite quickly. In addition the facilities and luncheon served by Hotel Roanoke were both excellent . No mention of our successful workshop could be made without saying thank you to Calvin Weddle , our t reasurer. He did most of the hard work that made our workshop possible. Thanks also to Norma Jean Peters who handled our publ icity. We have a new member of the executive board, Mary Jo Shoaf who wil l be taking over the job of Support Chairman. Mary Jo is an experienced genealogist who was very act i ve i n her North Carolina society before moving to our area. We l ook forward to her contributions. Gerri Glosh has found in necessary to resign because of other responsibilities and we hope that she will be back with us soon. As r have mentioned before, the board is continuing to explore ways that we may fulfill our stated purpose of fostering genealogical research . We are working with the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library to plan what we might do for them and would welcome any suggestions from the membership. We are working on a packet of information which we might make available to those members who are new to genealogical research. we hope to have this packet ready by October and would appreciate any ideas on what might be included . We reali ze that it is not possible for many of you to attend our meetings but we would welcome your i n put . If you have ideas that you would like to share with the board, please mail th em to me at our P. O. Box. I look forward to receiving some our out of town members. ideas and suggestions H. W. Scott President from ~ r { I I I �WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA , LEGISLATIVE PETITION The f ollowing petition is from Box B: 1798 - 1814, Wythe County. The origina l i s f ound in the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia . A zerox copy has bee n pla ced in the Virginia Room, Central Roanoke City Library, Roa nok e , Virg inia . "To the hon oura ble the General Assemble of the Commonwealth of Virginia . " The Pe tition of the subscribers who are inhabitants of Washington, Wythe , Tazewe ll , Rus sell and Lee Counties Humbly Sheweth. "Tha t a North branch of the main Holstein River has its source and almost the whole exte nt of its Stream within the limits of Virginia. " That the said North Fork might be made Navigable for Boats from Jeffry Heldritosses*(or Heldritopes ) Mill to its junction with the main River a s mall di s t a nce below the Long Island . (*or Holdritch's) " Tha t the s aid River has been descended with Boats of burthen from near the Saltworks to .Tu!.vid Pegin Milldam -- the greatest obstruction to the Navigation tha t your Petitioners voice complains of is a grievance "That it would facititate convenance , encourage (agri)culture and be of advantage to the Citizens of Virginia was the said River cleared and declared a Public Highway. "Therefore the Prayer of your Petitioners is that your honourable body would take the premises into serious consideration so that measures may be pursued to" page 2 "afford us the Releif that we Naturally expect Gentlemen from the result of your deliberations . "And your Petitioners as in duty bound shall Pray.'' November 8th 1803" Rob ' t Campbell T Erwin Osborn Iavenport Saml Meeks Wm Baker David Parks Daniel Anlett C Schoolfield ? _ _ _ _ _ __ James Ball Moses Carood Ja__ Johnson Cha ' s Carson James Stone John McCormick Wm Beg_nington+ Samuel Keller James Wallace James White Bery Cauroe Abraham Herdin Francis Bon_ John Allen Edmon Hynek George McNew Ephraim Lewis Patrick Lynch James Caughron Charles Young (+or Bunington) page J (The first three paragraphs are as above) " That the said North Fork might be made Navigable for Boats from Jeffry H ldrickes Mill to its juntion with the main River a small distance below the Long Island. "That it woudl facilitate commerce encourage Agriculture give employment to the Mechanic afford a pleasing and profitable amusement for the Fisherman and in particular ~~ be of Vast advantage to the of the Western part of this State, and of Tenessee was the said River cleared and declared a public Highway "That the said River has been descended from opposite the Saltworks with Boats of burthen to Davis Ross_ Milldam the greatest obstruction that your Petitioners now complain of as a grievance " Therefore the prayer of Petitioners is that your honourable body would take the premises into" con't �r; ~D page 4 serious consideration. -- give such instructions to our Repres enta tives in Congress as you in your Wisdommay judge most proper . -- Adopt meas ures to indu_ the Legislature of the State of Tenessee to pass a Law for the c learing and keeping open the few miles of the River below the Virg inia line so as to grant us a Free pass to wealth National props eri ty and Honour , agreeable to the intent and meaning of the l ate measures of the General Government by secureing a deposite for produce at New Orlea nes and there by permit us to embrace the Right that God in his Wisdom Ordained for our us e . "And your Petitioners as in duty bound shal l pray "October 5th 180J " Isaac Wilson Watts Hill Stephen Lyon Jacob Lyone Sampson David Tho's Franklin Rob ' t Johnston Elisha McNew Joseph Cawood John Laswell Waller Hels Jr Thomas Ellis John Huffman Dudley C Th 'son John Bradley Nehemiah Crott? W'm Crotty? Edw ' d SfilY.th John Cubin or Os bin Edward McNew Julius Hlphin Joseph Pondlet John J ,. Trigg Andrew Egner Thomas Colley J a mes Hamil ton I saac Chapman Andrew Breed page 5 Michael Keyes Neil M Niel Michael Ewalt or Elliott George Hale Gerard T Conn W' m Rhea Junr George Goodman Ephraim Smith Archeles Brurnly William Wheeler Joel Gallaher }'Lilliam Gellher? William Clark Robert Edmondson Joshua Burk Thomas Douglass gedien faris Leonard Hutton _Bobert Dukes Arthur Bowen Rob't Preston Jr Jn'o Preston J'r David Dryden Joel Hilton Michael Deckerd James ternpleton John Scott W'm Jones Samuel Mcginnis Robert Stuwart James Allen James Johnston John Thompson James McAllen Jn ' o McAllen Stephen Trigg Jonathan Eppler Dav ' d Coa~(Craig) Rob ' t Montgomery Tu.vid Hays Geo Gartine Jn ' o Hughs Tu.vid Cole W' m Brownlow Tho ' s Cla rkson page 6 (the petition is similar to the two previous petition) "And your Petitioner as in duty bound shall Pray William Campbell John Mitchell Peter Scott John H Poston Samuel Vance John Alexander John A McClintock Philip Sword D Hughes ? ? ~~~~~~~~ Thomas Anderson Georg Catron William Kytron Ja ' s Orr J a ' s W Craig Amiss or Amos Sutton John Protn Sam ' 1 Kelley John Dunkin Wi'rn Bowan Sam ' l Edmiston William Key_ John Carson Oct 5 th 1803 " H Vearyes ? or W Venryes Robert Whitely Jr page 7 Thomas Sulloritt Thomas Thornburgh Ja's Armstrong William Hi nds William Poston John Houston Gaoriel apperson Charles Tate ]2udley Campbell John Anderson John Roberts Nathan Ichison Samuel Gilbert Andrew Allison John Lamie Tho's Tate John Bates Samuel Dyer Thomas Dyar Enoch Smyth James erabtree Henry Roberts Richard Robertson Basil Roberts Andy Smyth Reas on Roberts John Roberts Abraham Laynell Richard Poston William Tuite J . F . Moore James 'Tu.ylor George Hayton Sen Isaiah Hayton George W Hayton Robert Hayton jur �'ii I pav,e 7 con ' L Isaac Fulkerson Rufus Morgan ?~~- _ __ _ _ ? M Willoughby ?James ? Reuben Bradley ? eth ? And ' w Vance Wil li;:i.m Hayton ? ____? .T.:l ' ~ Cole John Corry Benj;imin C:1.woo<l Jo:,eph Cowoo<l Jno Arm:; t ron~ no . Bucha.nnan Jame~ Smith Abr ' m Hayton. J ames Piper James Longlay William Brown Peter Deckart Abraham Bradley E Thompson s .. T .. Conn And 'w Willoughby Leonard Bickard (the R could be B or P) Ja ' s Doren Bas il 'Ial burt t Edward McNew James McNew Charles 'Ialburtt Georg Gollen Willia m Tu t..c ;ind Thomas Tate are the only persons who have erested Lams across the river ~-1ithln the State of Vi rginia and they have Signed the petition. BATH COUNTY , VI RGINIA 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE Whe n the cen~u:-; taker took the emuneration of the family, he a l so asked for the nrtme of ::tnybody who died during the year ending 1 June 1850. This information wac not included in the census filmed by the U. S . National Archives but may be found on microfilm at. t.hn Virg.inia State Archives , Hichmond , Va . The following i.:: ri. sclecLccl li:-;t o.f people from the record. p:tgP. 99 1. Hannah Jone::; = 60 yrs = female = white = widowed = b Ba th Co. = d April General d e bity =Gick 40 days L1•• = cd llann:1h ~?Bormes-?- :::- 80 yrs = female = widowed = b Va . = d April = cd old :ige = ::;ick 15 days *Hannah Barne;, 1J . Mary ?Cnjer? = J8 yrs = female = married =b Va = d Apr = cd consumption = sick 1 yr 29 . Mn.rthn. A P Wood = 42 yrs =female = md = b Va = d Dec 28 day~ = cd des'd heart =sick 34. Nn.ncy Sprouse = 44 yrs = female = md = b Va = d Sept = cd dearrhaa = sick 21 days . ,- Judut ~prouse = 73 yrs = female = widowed = b Va = d Mar. = cd white s welling J~· = pa~e L~ . ~ick 11-i- day~-: . 100 John Ray = /.j.Q yrs = male = md = b Va = d July = o agriculture = cd dropsy = :-:ick J moc . 5. Mn.rtha ::> hri cve::> = 2J yrs = fema l e = md = b Va = d June = cd conv. fits r;udden . 7. ?!:)arah B Shi eldc r;ick :1udden . = 44 yrs = female = md =b = sick Va = d March = cd appoplexy virgtn1a Appala.Ohi&D. Notes = �1840 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST , F RANKLIN C OUNTY , continued from May 1985, p 59 VIRGINIA A List of Taxable property within th e Di s trict of Moses Greer Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin for the year 1840 ..., ;:> 0 (/) en cu ..., o<l - 0 ({) ({) ell Cl> Cl> ::> ;:::.. , i.. :13 ...-. N 0 -! <ll ro Abshire Pet er Abshire Jacob Abshire Nel son Abshire Isaac Abshire Abraham J(r?) Abshire Abraham Ser Abshire An drew Abshire John Abshire Ambrose Adams James Akers James B Akers James Sen Akers Joel Akers Dani el Akers Samuel Akers Thomas Akers James H Akers William Akers Jeff ery FN Akers James C Allen Mathew R Angle Daniel Ju Angle Daniel Sr Angle John Angle Henry I Angle Sally Angle Abraham Adkins John Adkins Amos Arthur John Arthur Jeff er son Arthur Barn ey Arrington Arthur Arrington Daniel Arrington Samuel Arrington James Arrington Christopher Altick Ja cob Sen Altick Henry Altick Daniel Altick Jos e ph Jur Altick Jacob Jun FN = Fre e Negro Cl> > w Q) en Q) Names of Owners ~ u Q) Cf) .-i ::c 3 4 1 3 1 3 1 4 2 2 5 8 7 1 1 7 1 3 2 5 4 10 1 2 3 1 1 1 2 4 2 2 1 1 2 3 3 1 4 1 1 1 6 5 4 3 1 1 2 2 3 2 1 1 1 :> l\am es oj Own e r s s.... ~ N (/) .-{ Alti c k John Alti ck David Al t i ck Sk e l"lon Altick Jo se ph S e n Anderson Ne l so n Anderso n Joseph Ashworth Mary Ashwor t h Samuel Amos Wil son Amos John An gel Joshua Aliff William Aliff Thomas Jun Aliff J ohn Akers Edward Amos Willi am M Aliff Dav id Anderson Elisha Boitn e tt P eter Boitnett George Bernard John R Bernard Thomas Bernard Pr esella Bernard Walter Bernard Zadock Bernard Robert Brown John Brown Plesant Brown Dani el Brown Richard Brown Marmaduk Brown William Brown Willi am Jun Brown Turn er Burwell Arnisted Brown Nathaniel Brown John (T son) Betz Abraham Betz Benjamin Barnhart Wedow Barnhart Jonathan * Caray $3 . 00 u o<3 enQ) (/) s... 0 ::r: ' 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 1 2 2 5 1 1 4 3 1 1 5 1 6 2 4 2 9 3 1 1 1 1 2 3 * �A List of Taxable property within the District of Moses Greer Conunissioner of the Re venu e in the Count~ of Franklin for tbe y ea r 1840 s... > 0 (/) S... * * 0 0 (/) (/) Q) t\l Q.) - Q) Q) Q) >. en > :>.. 0 ....-< N S... .....-. N (/) r l ::t:: 3 6 3 2 4 2 l 8 1 1 3 2 1 8 7 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 3 l 4 1 4 7 4 2 2 2 4 5 5 1 1 1 4 2 2 2 2 2 1 6 1 6 2 1 Vlrginla Appalachian Not.ea Ba s ham Nathan Jur Burrough Thomas Beac h William B Barten Joe l Bi cke lhimer John Brim J aJnes Bas ham Elijah Sen Be rverley John FN Barnhart Da niel Brown Elijah Boles Rubin Br a dl e y Will i a m Bowman J o hn Jur Booth J ohn Jur (/) ....... ~ (/) <l> en ~ 0 ::t:: 1 4 4 2 4 1 1 3 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 * 2 2 Ja c k $2. 50 t\l Names of Owners o<3 M en r.; of Owners Onrnhart Abraham Boo n Ja co b Boon J o hn (Ja co b son ) Boon P e ter Boon J o hn S e n Boon ! s an e Boon Nnn c y Boo n Fl e min g Boa rd He nry Bowm u n J ohn Bowma n Daniel Bowmun J oel Bowman Ja c o b Bea rd J ohn Bear d Samuel Bear d Edward B Oar d Pl csa nt Beor d William Bows n1 n n Abr a h a m Bows ma n J oseph Bows man Ge orge Sen Bows ma n He nry E Booth We d o w (P e ter) Booth J o hn Boot h We d o w (Benjn) Booth We dow (S ? ) Boo th Ri c h a rd Boo-th J o hn D Boon Lodwick Blankin s h ip Thoma s Bagley Rachael Brudl e y Widow (Jesse?) Br a dley Wedow (Phil l) Beckn e r J ona than Bec..:kn e r J aco b Bi s hop J o hn Basham J o hn Ba s h a m Nathan Brown Garr e tt Ba s h a m Wa rn e r Ba s ham Melli nde r Ba s h a m J o n at han > o<3 (/) t\l > Nmn c~ ~ Q) u Q) 1 3 1 1 Cun ni n g h am Joseph Childr ess Wi lliam Childr ess Abr aham Sr Childr ess We dow Childress Abr a ham T Chitwood Jefferson Chitwoo d William Chitwood Joe l Jur Chitwood Ran dolph Clowe rs Willasten T Craghead Rob e rt Craghead John Crag head Charles Callaway Hen ry T Callaway Walter C Cal l away J an1es Sen Ca ll a way Willi am Ca ll away James Jur Crook Micha e l Ca b eniss Cortland Cabeniss Cassamir Cab eniss Mathew Campbe ll Elijah Campbe ll Jeremiah Campbe ll Samuel Cliningpeel Peter Clini n gpee l Wiley FN = Free Negro * l Stud ** Carray $100 1 10 7 2 6 11 7 1 1 2 1 2 2 4 3 1 4 4 14 5 1 2 22 14 3 9 12 6 15 26 4 4 1 2 2 1 4 1 2 1 2 1 ** �A List of Taxable property within the Di strict of Moses Greer Commissioner of the Revenu e in the County of Frankl in for the year 1840 M S.. <l> > 0 (/) Q) > (/) (/) <l> Q) :>... (/) * Carper Henry Cooper Lewis Cooper Joel Cooper Caleb Cooper Oiles Sen Cooper Andrew Cooper Chesley Cooper Thomas Chewning Nathani e l Chewning Walter Chambers William Chambers Phillip Chambers Stephen Cunningham Joseph Cl aebour n Nathaniel H Carter Lawson Cuff Charles FN Cabell Samuel Crum Abraham Claebourn Ferde nand Cuff Hark FN Craig Wi lli am Carter William P Craig David Divers George Divers John Dudley Thomas Miner? Divers Oliver P Divers Thomas Divers Wedow (Francis) Divers William R Di vers William B Diver s Aquella Divers Silus G Dillin Asa J un Dillin Asa Sen Dillin Henry Jun Dillin Henry Sen Dillin Arthur Dillin Snelon Dillin Rober t P FN = Free Negro *Car. $175 ~N (/.) 5 2 2 3 1 3 4 1 2 2 8 4 4 1 1 8 8 3 1 7 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 2 2 2 4 4 1 1 4 3 1 4 2 1 2 (l) > >. ro 3 1 ro ..-i 1 1 1 7 (I} (l) 0 ::r:: 6 8 2 (/} H ~ 6 0 M - C\1 C\1 Names of Owners > o(3 H u (l) () Names o f Owner s Dillin Lewis Dil lin Alexande r Dudley Thomas Sen Dudley Thomas Jur Du dl e y L evi Dudley J o hn Donehower J o hn Donehower Willi am Donehower Henry Da n gerf ield Al exa nder Davis Samuel Doran J ohn Doran Georg e Dor an T y re Durr am J essee Daulton Jub al L Di ckerson Wedow Di vers Stephen Divers We d ow Ot y Dill in Willi a m Sen Darn el Ri c h ard E a rly Joab Earl y William Ear ly Rob e rt H En glish Nancy En glish Lewi s Edwar d s John H Ea ster Wi l ey En g li s h Coalman En g li s h James En g li s h P ermen o us Edwards Flemin g En g li s h Arthur Ella son Paton Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Fergu son Fergu son yugtnia Appale.Ohia.n Notes Alexa nde r Isham J acob Eli J o hn H John P (/) N ~ 1 4 10 4 o(3 Ul <ll (/) s... 0 :r: 5 2 8 6 6 1 2 1 2 2 2 I 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 5 1 35 1 1 29 3 3 I 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 6 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 6 2 5 1 ! �A Li sL of Taxable property within the Distri c t of Moses Greer Commiss ion e r of the Re venu e in the County of Franklin for the year 1840 H <l> H Q) (.) > o<:I 0 (/) (f) ro H QJ <l> N;1111cs uf Own er s F N Fr ee Ne gro . H ro (f) CIJ <l> <l> <l> > >. ro (/) ;:.. >. (/) ....... 0 ::x:: ....-iN Cf.) ....-i ,.._.N Fergu so n J o hn N Fergu so n P u lly ~ t y) l F ergu son Tho ma s B F e rgus o n Thu111;\ s G C 7 F 0rg u :::;on Widow Charles 11 F e rgu son S t e phe n 6 F c q .;usun J osia h 4 F e r guson Nan cy (Eli) l Forbes Ot y F o rb es Th um;1s I Forbes P e Le r B F or b e:::; John R For b es Sally Flora J o hn ( Sa m son) Flor a 0 ;\ni c l Flora J osep h Jur Flora J o hn Flora Samu e l Flora J a co b Flora I s aa c F is h e r J aco b F l ora Joe l Flora Joe l Fi s h e r P c Le r 1 Fi s h er Sa mu e l l Fir es ton e J o hn Frail ;rnd J o hn 3 Frant z. Samuel Frog Sal l ey F N 1 Fi s h er P eter (Solomon sa1: Frog Talb e rt F N Gr e er Moses Gr eer Wal t c r T Greer J o hn H Gree r Wi 11 i am W Gray J o hn Gray Cary GriffiLh Mes hack Griffi t h Ch i s h o lom Gr een wo od Willi am Gc u rr ~1 n t Pc t er ;:.. 0 UJ 6 2 l l 8 ro >.. N:1mcs of Owners 2 Green Ne lly Dee d 3 Gu e rr a nt J ohn R l Gear h art J o hn 8 Guttry Bluford 6 Gip son Absolam 7 Guill ams Luk e 5 Gipson Abn e r l Gr een Elizabeth 1 22 u o<:I - <n <l> (/) H 0 :I:: 6 12 2 * 1 1 l 1 1 l 2 l 2 l 3 3 3 6 l 4 3 3 2 6 16 3 7 5 l l l 5 2 1 l 2 2 3 5 ~ 12 Hodges De nnin Hi ett Har v e y He ns l e y Solomon Helms Da n iel Helms Thomas Helms Thoma s Jun He lms Samu e l He lm Samu e l Helms Fl e min g Hill We d ow Sal l y Heptinstal l Thomas Hi c km on J oseph Holland As a Holland P e t e r L Hol l and Will iam W Deed Hiptin stall Caleb Holl and Smit h son Holl and Tho ma s I Holl an d Thomas Holl an d We dow (Ths) Ho lla nd We dow (P D) Hartze l Wedow (George) Hal e Samu e l Hutt s Le o n ard Sen Hutt s Le o n ard Jun Holland Andrew Hutt s Mi c h ae l Hu tts Owe n Hairston Samuel Huff John Ho pkin s Charl es Hopkin s George W Hopkin s He nry G *Car $1 5 0 **Car $300 1 2 2 1 1 4 26 2 6 9 1 26 3 8 8 2 2 4 6 2 5 4 3 2 7 2 3 l 1 1 2 4 4 1 2 3 22 12 l 1 l 10 6 16 2 l 11 2 1 4 5 l 1 1 ** �A List of Taxable property within the Distri ct of Moses Greer Commissioner of the Revenue in th e Count}' of Franklin for the year 1840 Q) S-4 $... (]) > > o en H rn co Q) Names of Owners Harper Polley Ha rp er Rob e rt Harris Jesse Ha rri s Jubeel Hatcher John Hodges Hep born Hatc h er Jeremiah Harkrider John Hambrick Oty Huddleston Abraham Hix P atrick Hix William Henderson Caty Harreson John Hughes Elijah Holley Smithson H Holley William M H Hutts Thomas Hurt Robert H Hutts Farrus Holland John M Hill Cholin Hartman J acob Rowel Moses Hartzel Widow (Jacob) Hencock William Hurt Steph e n Hiett Moses Holland Peter D Hodges Rubin Hill Wedow Lot D(?) (/} (f} ro ~ rn (]) Cl> Q) Q) :.> >. en C\l $..< ro 0 ~ ~N rn~ 3 2 ::z:: 3 1 > » Names o:f Owners J o n es I saac J ones Thomas <N Cl)~ 1 1 1 2 8 1 2 20 1 1 3 1 1 3 4 1 1 1 1 4 g 1 4 1 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 4 5 3 1 1 Ikenberry Samu e l Johnson Nathan Jesse John Jones Fleming Jones William Jimmason John Johnson Claibourn Jackson Buck Jimmason Samuel 0 1 1 3 1 2 6 4 3 2 5 5 2 1 3 Kin sey J o hn Kinn e tt Joseph L Kinn ett Ne h e mi a h Keslar J aco b (Luk son) Keslar Luke Kesler S t e phen Kesl er P e t er Kesler J acob (Pet e r son) Kit c h e n Charles Kin sey Christ ian Kin sey J acob Kinsey Cornelas Kin sey Oty Kin guary Albert Kasey Thomas Laypra d Andrew Lums d en We dow Lumsde n Dudley Levasey Andrew L evase y Peter Le v asey Lewis M L ef twi c h Wa lter Leftwic h Alexander Laymon John Leff ew Theodorick L effew Fleming Lion John Loyd Benj a min L aw Mary Luk e William Meador Paskal Maxcey Osi as Meador Benjamin Sen Meador Joel Meador Oty Meador George Meador John G Meador Jahue V1rg1n1a Appalach.1a.n Notee 1 5 1 4 5 1 1 4 2 3 4 4 4 6 1 2 4 3 3 2 1 5 2 4 1 7 4 2 1 1 1 2 17 12 1 1 2 4 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 4 3 2 4 1 2 3 4 3 �A L ist of Taxable property within the District of Moses Greer Conunissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin for the y ea r 1840 H u Q) :> o(J 0 (/J (/J Q) Q) H C'iS :> >. ~ ... . l { ' Na mes of Owners Meador Hezek ea h Me a dor J osep h D Meador Da v id Mea dor Poll ey Mea d or Ma di son Meador J a mes P Moorman Th omas Martin Willi a m B Martin Abr a h am Mullings St e phen McGuire El ijah Jur Martin Eli zabeth Martin J a me s Mar t in Daniel Maxcey J eremiah Maxcey Zebedei Mc Nee l J acob Jun McNeel Jon athan Mc Vey Thomas McGuire J onathan Mc Guir e Elijah Sr Mc Guire Joel Ma ng e rs John Man gers Ja cob Mea dor Jon as Mccomack John Mccomack Ande rson Mills William Mills Jubal Mills Hiram Mills Cornelas Montgomery Samuel Montgomery J ames Mont g omery John Moor e Jacob Mills Ander son McBride Obediah Moore Henry & Edward Mullings Nehemeah Murphy Wi 11 i a m Marima n Thomas Mit c hel Decov e d E r-1 N U) ,....( 1 2 ~ (/J Q) (/J H 0 :x: 3 4 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 3 5 3 2 2 4 1 2 3 1 1 1 6 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 Names of Owners Martin Jonathan Musgrove John Meador Jesse Maxcey Josia h Meador James Sen Nunly Thomas Nunley John Naf e Isaac Jun Nafe John Na.f e George Naf e David Naf e Jacob Naf e Abraham Naf e Dani e l Naf e Isaa c (Jacob son Nafe Jonathan Nowel Judith Nemo James Nemo Thoma s I Noble Daniel Noftsinger Joseph Nichols Archabald Overfelt Ephraim Odineel Thomas Oyler Jacob Oyler John Oyler Dani e l Oyl er Clemmens Ox l ey . Archabald Oxley Nathaniel Overstreet Jubal Odineel George Odineel Talton 1 1 1 1 1 5 2 1 3 5 4 4 3 2 3 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 2 4 1 1 1 4 3 1 4 3 1 4 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 Perdue Perdue Perdue Perdue Perdue P e rdue Isaiah William Jesse Sen Mark John Obediah 4 4 1 3 6 2 4 8 2 3 �A List of Taxable property within the Dist rict of Moses Greer Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin for the yea r 1840 ~ > 0 > a; ** * Perdue Ransom Perdue Edward Perdue Stephen Perdue Silus Perdue Oty Pagans Carter Price James Price Hughes Price Owen Price Shours Price Cyrus Price Benjamin Price Plesant Price Joseph Price Warfield Pars ley William Parsley Robert Parsley John Parsley William Jur Parsley Solomon Payne Moses Payne Reed Payne Mark Payne Thomas Sen Payne Isham Payne Bernard Payne Thomas Jun Payne Dudley Payne Frances Pinkard William Poindexter Thomas Poindexter John Poff John Pucke tt Jacob Peters Aaron Peters Joel Peters Jacob Peters Jonathan Peters Daniel Peters Michael Peters David Peters Christian 1 Carya l $50 Gigg $50 > co - Q) Q) U) ..-1 N UJ ,...-( S... 0 !!:: 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 19 8 17 5 3 5 2 2 2 8 4 1 3 1 4 1 1 3 2 6 8 2 5 2 1 1 4 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 4 1 1 2 2 4 4 3 3 7 2 Names o:f Own e rs Pet ers Abraham P ew Ri c h ard P elter J ohn P a t e Usabee P ate Anthoney P ate John Prup ecker Christian Plybor n J o hn Pot eet George Prill aman John Prillamon I saac Prill a mon Abraham Preston Booker Preston Christopher Powel Widow Powe l Edward Prater John Palmer John P P almer Willi a m Palmer John P Jun Patezel Abraham Patezel Jacob Patezel Martin Pric e Ruben Pinkard Cyrus Pelter James Phelph Polley Paterson Joseph Payne Richard Payne Charles ~ ~N (/) ~ Cf.I Q) Cf.I M 0 !I:! 3 1 1 2 4 2 1 1 1 1 4 4 2 14 4 1 2 2 2 4 3 7 3 1 3 1 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 Quigl ey Elias Ridgeway Joseph Robertson FranciE(?) W Robertson William Estat Robertson John Robertson Stephen Ray William Re ese Silas G Richar d son Charles Richardson Edward - V'J en ro Q) Q) > >. co Cf.I >. ~ 0 (fJ U) Q) u Q) ~ M Names of Owners ~ u Q) 1 1 3 1 3 5 6 2 7 2 8 5 1 1 2 *~~~~~~~~~~~~~~""-~_._~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~--'.__ ** Vll'SlJUa .Appalachian N otee __ ( �A List of Taxa bl e property within the District of Moses Greer Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin for the year 1840 M <1> > o en M en ell <1> <1> > » ~ Names of Owner s Nam es of Own e r s * We dow B J o hn Clin ton Wi g ton T az well(?) or Turner Ri c h ardso n Nan cy N Ri c h ardso n Ri c hard Jun Richardson Georg e Rayferd Bluford FN Ri gney Jinnin gs Rober tson P olley Richardson Clinton Jur Ross Sutherland Rucker Anthoney 3 2 Ri c h ardso n Ri ch'1rdson Richar d son Richardson Richardso n 1 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 3 5 1 3 5 1 2 2 Simmons Moses Simmon s Jesse Simmons Sally Shilling J acob St e wart Is aac St ewa rt William Sto v er Henry Sampl e John Slon e Tubal C Slon e Samuel Spr a dling Edward Sen ce Willi a m Simp son Thomas Smothers Eli za beth Shee n Ri chard Sheen James K Sled Josi a h Sink Cornelas Smith James Sled Willi am Southa ll Turn e r Simmons John (M son) Stump Edward Sink He nry Sink Hen ry (A son) Sink John Sink Abraham Sink Jonathan Sink Esam Sink John Jun Sink J acob Shoc k ey Dani el Showa lter Sa ll ey Slon e Jahue Stover Abr aham Simmons Fletcher Se l vary Sher ewood Scott Josiah Sc ott John D Sink J oseph r-1 IN Cf.) r-1 1 1 2 1 1 1 8 * 1 1 1 Shepp a rd J a mes Smith Willi a m (Step Son) 6 8 Smith J o hn A 14 14 Smitn Hen ry Sen 3 2 Smith William 2 3 Sm ith Stephen 1 Smith We dow Fork(?) 2 2 Smith He nry Jun 2 Smith Ar c hal es 6 Smith Judith 1 Sowder John 1 Sowder Wedow 1 Sowder Sena h 2 Starkey Anderson 1 3 Stark ey John 1 Starl{ey Austin 1 Scott James B 36 20 Saunders Fl e ming 2 Shewmake Isa ac 1 4 Showa l ter John 1 3 3 Showalter Henry 1 Southall Fernir 2 5 Showa 1 t e r Jos e ph l Simmons John Simmons Anthoney 2 5 13 Simmon s Skelt o n 1 5 Thompso11 Thomas *Looked like Tu r ner written ov er Ta zwel l. * 1 Cary $100 FN = Free Negro ** 1 Caryall $50 viramia Appalachlan Notes 3 5 1 2 3 3 2 1 2 1 5 2 1 1 1 3 4 3 1 3 3 2 2 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 2 15 ** �.. A List of Taxable property within the District of Moses Greer Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin for the year 1840 s... > S:.. Q) (..) :> o(S o en ~ en ro <ll <ll :> >. ro Names of Owners Turner Ansolam Turner Ri chard Turner Leo Turner Bartly Turner John Turner John Jun Turner William Turner Micajah Thurmon Pl esant Sen Thurmon Henry Thurmon David Teel Abraham Teel Joseph Teel Mellin Teel Jimmima Teel William Teel Terrey Taylor Lewis Taylor Skelton Taylor John & Salley Taylor Christopher Taylor Edmund Turnbull Wedow Turnbull Stephen Turnbull Jabes L Turnbull James Tinsley Stewart Toney James Toney Ann Toney Charles Trent Archabald Turner Benjamin Tomason James Tal ifferro Tazwell Turner Samuel S Thompson Andrew Trail Elijah Thorp Richard Webb Creed T Walker Thomas Walker George .-1 N .. ::r: 1 2 3 3 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 4 4 2 2 2 3 1 4 1 11 6 1 7 3 1 1 2 3 2 6 2 1 2 5 1 1 2 1 12 9 1 9 2 4 4 1 2 1 1 1 6 15 1 l 1 1 1 1 5 1 10 Cl1 s... Cl1 Cl> > Cl1 Cl> OJ (/) >. J.... Na111 c=> o f Own e r s Wimmer J o hn Sen Wimmer J oh n Jun Wimmer J o hn (Love?) Wri g ht Geor ge E Wright George Sen Wright George (Finny)? Wright William Wright Jame s Wright J ames G Wright Widow Wright John E Wright An so l am Wright Jo seph Wright John Se n Wright Goodwin Wright Nan cy Wright Thoma s Wright J oseph K Wright Ri ght Webster Lewis Webs t e r David Webster John R Webs t er J a n e Webster Polly Webster J ames Webster William Wood Stephen Wood Stephen Jun Wood Thomas Wood Thomas D Wray Daniel Wray Jona s Wray Benjamin Wray Widow (Polly) Wray John Jun Wray John Sen Wray Jocabu s Wray Bird Wray Adam Wray Perry Wray Edmund Wray Meridith ~N Cl) ~ • ~ ell ~ ~ (/) .-( o(S 0 en <ll en 0 u Cl> 0 ::r: t ' 2 3 1 1 3 6 4 3 2 4 5 4 4 1 1 1 2 1 8 4 3 2 2 4 4 2 7 1 1 1 2 2 5 2 \ f I 1 8 1 1 6 9 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 I 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 l V1:61Jl1& .App&la.chlan Not08 1 �A •~ist of Taxa bl e property within the District of Moses Greer Commissioner of t h e Revenue in the County of Franklin for the year 1840 H > 0 H Q) Q) > >. cu Wru y Lo tt Wa d e J o hn H Wade Za c kf i e ld Wad e I saac Wad e J o hn A Ward Asa Ward Willi a m We aver Adam Wea v e r Ba il ey Wy song L ewis Jun Wy son g L e wis Will is Jubal Wri g ht James Jun Wr ay Le wi s Wray Ches ley Wright Sk e lton Wright William Jun Webb Warn e r Wri g ht Robert p Webb William Wr a y We d ow (Kid) Webb Hannah .....-IN Cf) .....-1 0 - H ::i:: ~ (/) H (/) (]) {/} 0 u Q) > ~ (/) (/) cu Names of Owners '-i u Q) Names of Owners {/) (]) cu > ro >. 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MN rn,...... 1 10 10 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 2 2 1 2 3 1 ============ =======================~================================== == BOTETOURT COUNTY Its Men, 1770-1777 .. .... .. . .. ....... . ...... . ..... . . . . .. $ 6.oo 1785 Enumeration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. 00 Its Men , 1780-1786 . ........ ... .... . ... ..... . .. .. .... .. . 6.00 1820 Census , (Alphabetized ) . .... .. .. .... .. ....... ... .... 6,00 ieso Census and I ndex . . ............ . . ................• . 12. 50 Early Set tler--s .. . . .......... . ....... . ..... ....... , . • • • • 25. 00 Children . ..... .... .. ...... .•...... . .... . . . ... ......•... 35.00 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 1850 Census a nd Index . ... ............ 12.50 Prices include Tax Charles T Burton , Genealogist, Rt 2 Box 111, Troutville, VA 24175 ===== = = = = =========== = = ==== ==== =~~~========-= =============== = ============= - (/) Q) (/) f..c 0 ::i:: �SURNAMES Surname Given name Location ra tes Mrs Ella W Coleman , 3100 Pruitt Rd, B-201 , Port St Lucie , F L 33452 EAGER John Botetourt to Wythe Co , Va cal750-18 Jl CLARK John Wythe Co, Va 1 782-1865 SEYBERT Christian Berkely (w)va- Montg ,Va to Wy the Co , Va c 1744 -18J8 TYREE !avid J NC to TN to Letcher , KY 1828- 1918 c ADAMS Stephen Letcher Co , KY 1 8 06 - ? b ? - d ? HARRISON Col John Tobias VA Va - Ha rla n Co, Ky BLAIR John Robinson Letcher Co. , Ky 1799- 1875 c Mrs Ella Halsey Maner , Rt 3 Box SMITH C B COVEY Samuel Sr SHOWALTER Abraham REDPATH John GODBY Wm Thomas SPERRY Elizabeth NAPP CROCKETT Samuel Samuel PATTERSON Peter C TICKLE Ramona M Gibson Barley CAMERON BARGER HANDIEY ELKINS OWENS PATTERSON RAMEY SPRINKLE 353. Norwood , NC 28128 Montgomery Co , Va " " " " " " Wythe Co, Va " Giles Co, Va 176J 1784 178J 1740 1760 1752 1760 18J4 1770 17JO Jas Sarah WISEMAN Rkghm & Rkbdge Cos, Va pre 1841 Allen/Jane DEMPSEY Amherst - Rkbdge " Va pre 18JO Eliz 'h/Sam HANDIEY Monroe (W)Va to Ohio md 1821 Wm/ Marg't HENDERSON Monroe Co, Va res pre 1840 John/Eliz' h Va to Clinton Co , Ohio b 1768 c Va Harden Russell/Dickenson Cos , Va 1810-1880s John/Susan CAMERON Augusta Co, Va res. 1820-70 James/Nancy Pike Co, Ky /Russell Co, Va res l8JJ- 50 Geo/Hannah BARLEY Va to Cass Co, Ind 1 844 Minnie W Hall, Rt 2, box 26 , Mouth of Wilson , Va 24J6J WELL5, HOWELL (Va or NC), MORRIS (NC) , HALL (NC), ANDERSON (Va) Mrs Frank Burian, 4 Sweetwood Ct, Ballwin , MO 63011 Braxton Montg. & Bed.ford Cos, Va 1797-185?; md 1817 BAILEY John Bedford Co , Va 1770 - l8J? GORDON William Patrick Co, VA 1795-1883 md twice CLIFTON John H Henry & Patrick Cos, Va 18JJ-1888 md 1856 CLIFTON Flora Hanton Unger, 2572 Russell St, Redding , CA 96001 OVEP.FELT John II Franklin Co, Va WALDRON Benjamin Jr Bedford Co, Va James fl OWEN Capt William Caroline Co, Va BUCKNER plesant S Albemarle Co, Va SANDirGE Thomas Sr fl EDWARIB Mitchell New Kent Co, Va STRANGE John Garland Caroline Co, Va DUKE Col Anthony Orange Co, Va BLEIBOE b l808 ; md 1830 md 1804 d l827 d l788 m l81J d 1819 b 1726 m 1789 b 17JJ ( �Surnames Barbar.i Hie::; t ;:i.nd Moore 14 22 Heimer Road San Antonio , TX 78232 HUFF Rachael S W Va-Tn 1798 Gbr, WV b 1774 HAYS Samuel S/W Va- In TN c 1800 McDONALD Magnus , Jas , Rebecca Wythe, Montg, Wash. ,etc bef 1802 MORRIS Ta bitha Montgomery Co, Va bef 1802 REAGER John Augusta Co, Va bef 1760 CAPLTNCER John & Leonard 1700s s/w Va 0 ' NEAL James & Rufus not known 1700s Frances Martha McCLOUD not known 1700s Annie AULT not known late 1700 early 1800 • FU RLONG Luci nda early 1800s laMona Wn.ldron WALDRON ST CLAIR MOORMAN GROOMS PEARCY CROSS COOK LONG WALDRON WALDRON Mrs Phillips , 2402 Sycamore Wasco, CA 93280 Willia m Sr Montgomery Co, Va Mary Bedford Co, Va Nancy " Jonathan London , Eng Na ncy Bedford Co, Va Rachel " Margaret Tennessee Pearl Ann Freeman Sp Pope Co, AR Edward D Vichy, Maries Co, MO Benjamin Sr res Pittsylvania Co, Va d 1810 b 1784 1820-1877 b 1756-1841 Va 1820-1883 MO res. 1856-1941 OK 1886- 1975 1881-1952 CA 1788 Trudie Davis Long , 8213 Mapleville Road, Mount Airy , MD 21771 VINCELL George Tillman Loudoun Co, Va KETCHAM Edward Washington Co, Va HILL Benjamin B " PHILLIPS Ma rtha " GOBBLE Elizabeth " GOBBLE William " SPEARS Lucinda " COUNTS George Russell Co, Va CATCHUM/KETCHAM J a mes Was hington Co, VA Mc REYNO LIB James '' Res 1850 md ? b 1793 d 1870s md 1813 md 1813 md 1827 b 1828 d 1840 d 1821 Curtic. E Milton , Jr ., 1 08 Grason Rd, Glen Burnie , MD 21061 DUNCAN William Giles & Craig Cos , Va BANE El izabeth " Ii' IS HER Samuel Giles Co, VA TAYLOR Bets y " PENDLETON Patri ck Co, VA William HUBBARD Elizabeth " HYLTON Moses " CRUISE Elizabeth " Giles Co, VA? PERDUE King ROBI NETTE Rhoda b VA, Boone Co, WV b b b b b b b b d b 1802c md 1824 ca 1807 1804ca , mdl826 ca 1804 1808ca md 1832 1816ca 1819ca, md 1845 1821 ca cal855 182Jca JoAnn Gwinn, 7475 SW 102nd Avenue, Beaverton, OR 97005 CIRC LE, DEI SHER, HOOK, WHI T'IEN and GOODWIN in Alleghany and Botetourt Cos, VA 11)rgln1a Appalach.1.&n Notes �Surnames Mrs Doris Buhrman Snyder , General Delivery , Mint Spri ng , VA 2 L1-46J Dorothy Chappell Amelia Co , Fincastle , VA b l79Jc - mdl8 11-dl880s BACKUS BACKUS George ditto-Pete rsbu r g , Va ; NE d 1 829 Fi ncas tle Abraham Wash . Co , MD; Botetourt , VA 1 8 1 5 -1 884 BUHRMAN BUHRMAN Wm Henry Harrison Botetourt Co , VA 1 8 41 -1 9 00 CURD John Edward Bucking ham & Bo tetourt , VA 1 8 14-1 8 94 LUS'IER Susan F Campbell Co & Fi nc as tle , VA 1 82 0-18 9 5 SLUSSER Henry Madison Botetourt & Bedford Co , VA 1 8 1 4 - 1887 ZIMMERMAN Hannah Jane " 1 822- 1904 BEDFORD COUNTY , VIRGINIA The following is a copy of a document in a court case of 1790 . Bed.ford March Court 1790 In Tres p ass Ass ' o of Amy (ali as Amy Jones who sues in paupius : Plt ) Batt'y & f als e against ) Zacharia h Neal Deft) impris onment This day came the parties by their attornies , and there upon c a me als o a Jury , to Wit , John Clayton , John Hopkins Otey Stephen White , Robert Cowan, Samuel Hancock , Philip Brown , John Beard, Jos eph Poinde xt er , Thomas Nance, William Holt , Thomas Haynes & Francis Dickers on ; who being Elected trie d & Sworn the truth to Speak upon the Issue Joined upon their Oath do Say that the Plaintiff is a Free Woman & not a Slave a s by replying She ha th a ll edged, And they _s asseess the Plaintiffs D:tmages by the Occasion i n the Declaration mentioned to forty Shillings & 1 Penny tender her Costs Therefore It i s considered by the Court that the Plaintiff recover against t he Defendant her fumages afores 'd in form afores ' d assessed & her Costs ·by her about her Suit in this behalf expended & the Said Defendant may b e t a ken &c. July 11th 1801 A Copy teste Ben Rice D. C. for J SteptoeC . M. C. Regis tered by me the 28th July 1802 teste H Bowyer Bedford County, to Wit This day Mary Neal & John Neal came before me a Justice of the Peace f ox the County of Bedford and make Oath that Pheobe , Hannah & Sylvia who now res i d e in the Town of Fincastle in the County of Botetourt, are the Chil dren of Amy, Alias Amy Jones formerly the property of Zachariah Neal who Sued for & obtained her Freedom in the County Cou rt of Bedford afores 'd and that they have Severally arrived to the Age of Freedom Given under my hand this 26th day of July 1802 Isaac Otey ACopy tes t e H'y Bowyer CBC Vlr61Jlla AppEW.chia.n Not.:;1 ( ( �Washin gt on County, Virginia deed abst r acts of the deedsof Adam Miller The s e d e ed were abstracted by Mrs. Margaret R. Davis, 165 east Mai n Street, Abingdon, Virginia 24210 for C. E. Shepard in February of 1973. Bk. t Page t 92 1 1 May 1787 Robert Cnmpbell to Adam Miller for l 2lbs . 13 shillings current money of Virginia one lot. adj. town on Abinedon along Main St reet. Campbell's wife, Rebecca. Al so acknowledged by Robert Bk. 1 pg. 24 1 20 March I 792 Adam Miller and Mary, his wife, t o William Y. Conn for 70 lbs. current money of Virginia same lot above. Bk. 1 pg . 568 16 ,luly 1796 John Christman t o Adam Miller for 88lbs . 46 acres lying in Rich Valley on the waters of the North Fork of the Holston River near a branch and a spring and a deep spur of Walkers Mountain . John Chris tman bought this tract from John Young 7 Septembe r 1788. Wit . John Fleeno r, John Stuard and Peter Mumpower. 1 pg. 507 21 Feb . 1797 Andrew Cline and Eve , his wife, to Adam Miller for 306 lbs Virginia currency 357 acres on the waters of Heaver Creek , a branch of the Holston River, granted to John Owens 10 July 17H4 and transferred to Andrew Cline by deed 1795. (This Beaver Creek is in the western part of Washington County, Va. and flows through Bristol, Va.-Tenn . ) Adj . to Jones ' land. Hk. 13~ . .2 pg. 67 ;4 Apr ll i 798 1\oam lviiller and wife, ~1a r;v, to Isaac Trulo ck for 400 lbs . current money of Vireinia :::>OO acres lying on the water s of Beaver Creek and a part of a survey made for John Owens and granted to said t-iiller by Andrew Cline and Eve, his wife, 2 1 F'eb . 1797 adj. to Miller's land , Jones• corner and a branch. Uk. 2 PG• 74 $ 1333-33 1/3 23 Mar ch 1798 Thomas Elliot to Adam Mil ler for 480 acres (patented by Thomas Elliot 19 Oct. 1796) on a cross bra n ch of Steels Creek No rfu side of Chestnut Ridge ad_j. to f'ryatte 1 s and Dishner' s lands by the Great Road. Thomas El liot signed, his wife, Elizabeth made X. \'Ji t. Ephriam Smith , Hobert Hensley, Elijah Gell enwaters, Michael Hickman and George Dishner . Bk. 2 pg. ?40 21 April 1 HO ! Adam Miller and Mary, his wife, to W:il liam Sims for 31200 . 00 90 acres p.ranted to Adam Miller by patent b earing date ?2 Oct 1800 lying on the waters of Reaver Creek adj. to John Pre~; ton, J r ., Shellys and Trulock's lands, Zimerlys, along a r:i d r.e. Wit.: Elijah Gellenwaters, Jacob Lea tors, Jacob Shoemaker and Arthur Moore. RESEARCHER for Fra nklin Co., Va, and materials in the local librariers . Write to Mrs . Edith McGhee Sigmon, Rt J, Box J04, Ferrum, VA 24088. Phone J - ( 70J ) -J65-2297. Local a rea and material in local li bra.ries. Write to Arlene D Bell , 431 Homepl ac e Drive, Salem, VA 24153. Phone 1-(?0J) J87-9250. RESEARCHER: VJ.rgln\A Appa.lach1a.n Notes I �Bk. 2 pg. 514 20 April 1802 John Chrisman and l-!ary , h is wife, to Adam Miller for 105 lbs. 200 acres patented by John Chrisman 29 Dec. 1800 lying along Walkers Mountain. Wi t .: James Duffy. Bk. 3 pg. 33 15 March 1803 Adam Miller and ~ary, hi s wife, to Daniel Kaler for $250.00 200 acre s being t h e same land conveyed to Adam Miller by John Crisman and wife 20 April 1802 . Bk. 3 pg. to Daniel waters of Miller by 34 15 March 1803 Adam Mill e r and Mary , his wife, Kaler for $200. 00 convey 46 acres in Rich Valley on the the North Fork of the Holston River conv eyed to Adam John Crisman by deed dated 16 July 1796 . Bk. 3 pg. 35 3 1 May 1799 Adam Miller and Hary, his wife, to Peter Minick for $480. 00 a tract of 144 acres bought by Ac.lam Miller from Thomas Elliott and his wife , Elizabet h, locat ed on the North side of Chestnut Ridge adj. to Dishner ' s land and crossing the Great Road . Bk. 3 pg. 36 15 March 1803 Adam Hiller and Mary, his wife, to John Miller for $500.00 99 acres along Sims line conveyed to Adam Miller by Andrew Cline and wife 21 Feb. 1797 . Bk. 3 Pg. 36 Adam Miller and Mary, his wife, to Jacob Barb for $666. 66 a tract of 100 acres being a part of a tract granted to Adam Miller by Thomas Elliott 22 Harch 1798 lying on the wat e r s of the Main Holston River adj. to Friott ' s and the main road. Dated 15 Ma~ch lB03 Bk. 3 pg. 12 1 20 June 1803 Adam Miller of Sullivan County , Tenn. to Martin Statzer of Washington County, Va. for $250. 00 conveys 51 acres on a West branch of Beaver Creek. Adj. to Trulock, Smith and John Miller. ( Adam Miller bought this land from Andr ew Cline.) Bk. 3 pg. 202 9 March 1804 Adam Miller and wife, Mary , of Hashington County, Va. to John Shaver of Washington County, Va. for $2250. 00 290 acres part of a survey to Adam Miller dated 23 March 1798 lying on the waters of Shils Creek ( 5teel s Creek) a branch of the Holston River, corner to Jacob Barb, Peter Minick and the Great Road. Mary signed tr.is deed -- Anna Maria. Bk. 5 pg. 223 Adam Miller of Sullivan County, Tenn. to .John Miller of Washington County, V,a. for valuable consideration and in fee simple /.20 acres lying on Cove Creek a South branch of the North Fork of the Holston River adj. to Alexander Porter. Wit.: Andrew Hussell, Jacob Lynch and H. Dixon. Bk . 5 pg. 2'?4 20 April 1812 Adam Miller of Sullivan County . Tenn . t o Samuel Fleenor of v!ashington, County, Va. for valuable consideratjon and s old in fee simple. 119 acres l('lcated on Cove Creek in Washington County, Va. adj. to John Miller and crossing the cr ee k. Wit.: Andrew Hussell, Jacob Lynch and H. Dixon. \ ' �Vir ·~j_ nia 97 Ann:1lachi-'ln !lotes LAST \ITLL AND TE3TJ\MENT OF J3R.Sl !IJ\JI FZRGUSON Franklin Colll1ty, Va. 1n i t lmmm to a l 1 men : that I, ~eremj ah Ferg uson of the County of Ti'ran 1<"l i..n tmrl 3t.:ite of 'lir i~inia , do hElreby make this rrw last "dill & Testament in manner ,,_nii fo!"P1 ns follow!:i , to ·.·l:i.t : First , I dsire all my just Debts and Juri~1 l o xnon;,os to b<'l paid , .:ind , to a ccomplish that, I desire that immediately after my de;t th ns ·won as throun:h exnedient that my Executors shall sell my mM r:i.:i.br iel _, ttl so a l. l my peri shable nronerty of every description, stock ilousehold ".: ;'. i tchen fu "Tli ture Tools, and all other articles belon11in r. to me on Cl T'wolvo months credit o r otherwise as may be throug h best by my Executors. 2nd , I -~i vo and bnrtues th to .JD.rah Scott all that Track of L"U1d lmoi-m by the name of Po•r0::; Cabhin and whar 3anforcr )cqI~ -no\·r· live s on to him the said Sarah Scott and his heirs ~fo re ver . l :rd, I c:ive and bequeath to Jeremiah Thornton a Track of L:·tnd known by the name of Coalhill about two Hundred Acres i t being the La.nd I c-~o t. of _.li.lli.:m f e r ;-ruson , Deceased. Sstate adjoininr; \John T. ifaid and others to him the said JerorUa h Thornton and his heirs forever. 4th I Give and Bequeath to Rache t iLkers a pa rt of my Land lmown by the name of the Pole Bridg e Land on Storey Creek Be£P.nning whar my line crosse s the r oad near Clarks School HousA t1 !H1r:c- ;-, Jorth !!:ast corse thA eenter and Top of the Ridc;e to the mouthc.of the Branch below whe r Stephen 1-;uJ,lins now l i vas wher the afore said branch fall in to Story Creek, and thenco due C!:ast to JamG s Yoru1~s- line and with i t to Pete r Saunder..s y e lines to 3anunuel Ha.i rstons line and with my line to the ber.;innin~ . To him the said 'lache t AJ<:ers and -his heirs forever . 5th I r;ive and bequesth to Wiley TI1ornton a ~')art of the pole b ri.d (i;e Track of Land % ginning on the Branch wher my line crosses th0 branch below 'lilliam Grammars and won the branch as i t meaners to Stor y Cree 1( a nd the same covars to the line I bequesthed to futchet Akers and with i t to wher i t intersexted (ille~ble) with James Youn?"s line and along my line to Hu·•h Oneal s line and with i t to Ishol Coo~ line and with i t to Wi llia!!L Brommer s linc.::i and with i t to the '9c:ir;innino: . To him the said W:llay Thornton and hi s heir s forever . 6th I r:ive and bequ<'lst to Francis._1hornton the balance of the Pol.e f1ridr;e 1 ;i.nd bound by the line I bequesthed to ~~het )_\.lc_C?r s and Wiley 'TI1orp~Qn acljoininp- '.E:lliam Luke knO\•m by the name of SUlfer Sprin r, s on Story Creek. To said F'rancd.s Thornton and his heirs forever. 7th I !~ive and bequeath to Marr;e t Thornton and C.har~s Thornton to be equally divided between them when they both a rive af~e o:f Twenty One years old all my track of Land I now live on . i t bein ~ the land I bou";ht o! Andrew Ruls heirs . To them and their heirs forever. Sth , I ;::;ive and bequeath to _$si..m.:i.1~LTu_ornton a Tra ck or L'1.11d 1.yin ~ in the Count y or Floyd on Little 11.iver i t bein~ the Land I bouP;ht o.f Nark Saul s heirs. To him the said Samuel Thornton and i1is heirs forave~. 9th I - r;ive and bequeath the surplus i f a ny of the Droceeds of the part of nroperty I directed sold to pay debt s and defray cxpen ces. To ~~ry 'J;ho rnt_~l]. to dispose of at her nleashure. 1 0th I constitute and apnoint Ste phen Ake~ and Sarif~ntl Scott nzy- 8xecutors a~ reeable to the directions of' my ':lill- toact as such with out any security for their p erformance only the~:- oath . Rati0Jin r>; and confirmin3 this and no other to be niy Will. In ;Jitneys hAar of I have he reunto se t Tl\Y hand and affixed m.Y seal thi s 1 0th d ay of Anri l 1.RJ4. his Jeremiah ,)(Ferr;uson (Seal) mark Proved in Court 6 th June H34J J\cknowled n;ed h y C'.ieorF~EI Turner John F. "lnid , Jere miah P. Tiale Tuste , : !oses G. Carner Thi.sis conied ~rom a handwritten will. �Will of John Deaton I (This is a copy of the original will , which i:::; at the Roanoke Co . , Va . , Court House , Salem , Va. It is r ecorded in Book 1, p 1li-6 , 185J . ) I John Deaton Of the County of Roanoke, do make and publish this my last Will and Testament , hereby, revoking and making void all i'ormer Wi l ls by me at any time heretofore made. As to such wordly Estate as it hath pleased God to entJ::Ust me with I dispose Of as follows (Viz . ). 1~~ I direct that all my debts and funeral expenseB be paid as s oon after my decease as possible , Out of the first Mon ies that shal l c ome into the hands of my Exe cu tors , from any portion Of my Es ta te real or personal . 2!!9- I wish my land sold by my Executors as s oon a.f ter my decease as practicable, and untill sold my son Francis As berry Dea ton is to have the refusal of renting it ; Also I direct that a l l my perishable property be sold as soon as practicable, and that the proceeds of my hand and property be divided equally between my s ix children , (Viz.) Polly Goodwin, Eliza Horn , Li ttleberry Ha rdiman Dea ton , Sarah Temple , Francis Asberry Deaton and John W D:ty . Also I leave My family Bible to my son Francis Asberry Deaton . J~ I , John Deaton , having, since the foregoing Will was executed , married Luvina Eller , between whom and myself there is a marriage Setlement on record in the Clerk's Office of Roanoke County Court , and it being provided in said Settlement that the said Luvina is to have no portion Of my Estate , except Such as I may direct by Will or otherwise - And now wishing to bequeath to the said Luvina, my present wife , the Sum of Two Hundred Dollars , Also one cow, which s he may make choice of , and that s he have her s upport for the next ensuing twelve months after my decease . and do direct in my Will , before making di stri bution Of my Es tate amongst my six Chil dren , do pay to my said wife Luvina Dea ton the Sum of Two Hundred dollars , but that Legacey to be void If I should survive her ---- 4!-!! I do hereby make and Ordai n John W Lay and Francis Asberry Deaton , Executors of this my last Will and Testament . In Witness whereof I, John Deaton the Testator have to thi s my Will written on sheet of paper, Set my hand and Seal this fourteenth day of February in the year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty three . John Deaton Signed, Sealed and acknowledged (?)and for his last Will & Testament by John Dea ton in Our presence and we being pres ent together at the same time this 12th day of January 1861. Patterson Coon , Andrew E L Campbel] At Roanoke April Court 1861 This last Will and Testament of John Deaton Senr was produced in Court, and proved according to law by the oaths of Patterson Coon and Andrew E. S. Campbell Subscribing witnesses thereto , and is ordered to be recorded . Teste T Johnston , C I t I f I 1 J �MON TGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST for 1806 contributed by Calvi n Weddle ( Tne original of this document is at the Virgi nia State Archives 1 Richmond Virg i nia . A zerox copy of the original has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library , Roanoke , Va. ) (page 1) List of Tithables within the district of James Ba:rnett Commissioner for Montg.:>mery Coull ty in the 75th Regiment A. D. 1806 (The 2 colums are headed "Names of Ti thables" and "No . of Ti thables) Thomas Ally Sen ' r Thomas Ally Jun'r J a cob Akers Emery Alti z er Sen'r Emery Altizer Jun ' r John Altizer D3.vid Altizer Blackburn Akers A Adam Akers Y John Akers William Akers (S'ns ?son) Jonathan Akers Valentine Akers Solomon Akers John A.lldridge Jacob Absheer John Absheer Thomas Arther James Addair A Cooper Y Nicholas Ally A Patt Y William Aldridge ~ Ezekiel Alldridge Leonard Alldridge Austen Akers Clayburn Akers Lewis Anderson Asa Axton John Bond ) Viz) Susy & Sucky ) David Barnett ) Anthony & Fillis ) James Barnell Jun ' r ) Milly ) James Bernett Sen 'r Viz ) Schuyl~r Be:rnett Jitas (?), Rachel , Sall Nelson (?) & Lucy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 J 1 1 1 1 J 3 2 ) ) ) ) 7 Alexander Bane Viz ) Polly , Anny , & James Bryans ~ Luis ) James Bratton Jacob, Edy , & Milly Willi am Brill W'm Knox Moses Bevers Alexander Bevers Thomas Barnett Joseph Barnett Fill & Polly Robert Bratton Nimrod Brown George Boothe lli.niel Boothe Abi jah Boothe Adam Baranger ~ Tu.n 'l Baranger ~ John Beckett Thomas Bowyer Robert Brabson Stephen Boothe Iavid Bishop Charles Bowman Henry Bishop Jn ' o Bishop Jacob Bishop Matthew C Boles Elisha Bowman John Buford James Bryans (Mason) George Bowman Robert Bell Jeremiah Bell William Bell Isaac Berry Sen'r Isaac Berry James Bowcher VJrS1JlS& Appal&oh1an Note! Rhodarids(?)~ ~ j 4 2 4 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 �John Barnett Sen ' r Jo's Barnett Robert Barnett Gamer Bartlett Jn 'o Bartlett Nann & Jim Reuben Bartlett Isaac Boothe Sen ' r Ian'l & Isaac Boothe Abner Booth James Booth William Burton Thomas Bratton Jonathan Busk James Busk William Blais Thomas Beckett Richard Beckett John Bankos William Bankes John Bingman Moses Brown Ambrose Briant William Baid Jac~~ 0~rton 2 1 4 1 J 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 Walter Beane William Billops 1 1 Joseph Childress William Cooke Joshua Clevenger George Clevenger Samuel Coffee Robert Coffee James Coffee Allen Clear George Clear ~ Betty ' Francis Clear ~ Jacob Clear ' page 3 ( ?).Jinzy Crow James Charlton Jun ' r Jonathan Chri s mon James Caldwell James Charlton Sen 'r Viz) Flora, Jack, Jim, Lena & Eunis Iavid Collins Sen 'r ~ Iavid Collins ' John Cassaday Nann fuvid Craig 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 6 2 2 Matthew Castillo Barbary Joseph Covey William Cronk Samuel Cr ockett Francis Charlton William Cassaday Nathaniel Crandl e Ezeriah Crandl e Ambrose Cox Frederic Christenbury Francis Clement Carter Cox Matthus(?) Cox John Carter John Cl if ton William Coleman John Copher John Cooper George Cooper 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 Jacob Cooper 1 John Cline 1 Peter Cline 1 Michael Cline 1 John Cook ~ 4 Peter , Joe & Liz ~ Joseph Compton ~ 2 James Compton ' Samuel Covey Sen 'r 1 John Covey 1 Samuel Covey Jun ' r 1 Eliazer Cole 1 James Cornutt 1 William Cornutt ~ J Wm & Jon'o(?) Cornutt ~ Sarah Cornutt ~ 1 Alse ~ Elijah Clay ~ 2 Charles Clay ~ James Craig ~ Viz) Frank, Betty , Fortuna(?) 7 Fann , Faniah & Nancy Hugh Crockett Jo's Wattes & 6 Robert Crockett Jobe & Morning (Note: on a bove only 5 names listed) Stephen Childress 1 Andrew Childress 1 William Childress 1 Bowlin Childress 1 1 Vll's,tma Appal!ll?h1an Notc-9 I �/tJ/ page 4 Elizabeth Charlton ~ Lucy ' Jona than Conner An drew Conner William Conner Zadoch Conner Jos eph Cole John Charlton ~ ?Ike & Jack ~ Sally Cooper Arthur Cooper Henry Carter Sen'r Jaby , Beauford, D:tne & Nann Henry Carty Jun ' r ~ Peter ' John Cooper Washington Cooper Benjamin Craig ~ Ann Craig George 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 ~ ' 5 2 1 1 2 1 1 Hen:ry Cronk James Callaway Bristo & Charlott Amos Combs ~ Tho ' s Combs ' Baily Carter Tho 's Carter William Carter John Chambers Robert Carle Jos eph Carle Jacob Conner 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 Walker Crump 1 Peter Deyerle ~ Viz) Lydia , Bill , Jim & Jinny ' Charles Deyerle John Deyerle Tom Abram Deyerle Thomas Deyerll(?) (Dewell) Seth Ianken(?) (?Iankeis John Duncan ~ Tho ' s & Greenbury Duncan ' Henry Dun can Blanch Duncan Eli Iavis Abner Dobins Thomas Dobins Wm Dobins Reed Dickerson Leonard Dickerson ~ Griffeth Dickerson ' 5 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 Na than L'a.bney Nicolas Dobson Moses Dunlop John Dunlop Solomon Da.vis Jessee Deweese Hannah Deweese Sam ' l Deweese Ianiel Dobins John Dobins Dina page 5 John L'a.vidson Zacariah Ianiel William Dillingham Elijah Dickerson Benjamin Dodd George Da.bney John Da.bney Sally Dodd ~ John Dodd ' Thomas Draper Abram Draper John Draper George Dunlop (weaver) Lanky(Sanky?) Dizon William Erwin ~ Iavid Erwin ' John Emmons Andrew Ellis j Hager ' Henry Edmundson Cye , Ally & Betty(?) Jesse Edwards Robert Elliott Da.vid Elkins Jonathan Elswick Stephen Elswick John El s wick Hugh Edwards John Elkins Curtis Elliott j Jn ' o Elliott ' William Elliott Thomas Evans ~ Drewry Evans ' Samuel Erwin ~ W' m Erwin ' Peter Ellison George Epperly Iavid Elkins Absolom Elkins Vtrgtlda Appalaob1an Notes L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 �ltfJ.. Christian Epperly Jacob Epperly John Earhart John Fanier??Farmer Levi Flanigham Moses Fuller Charles Furrow John Furrow Nortluup Fuller Obediah Fuller Abram Farmer Thompson Farmer Henry Fanner Barnet Farmer Joseph Farmer John Fanner John Fizer page 6 John Felkeins Sen'r Jn 'o & W'm Felkeins Martin Felkeins Peter Funk Amariah Faris Adam Furrow John Gibson Hugh Gibson James Gardner John Glen ~ Dick ~ Thomas Goods on Jun'r ~ Adam Robert Goodson James Goad ~ Abram Goad ~ Isam Goad Robert Grimes William Grimes James Garner Isam Gannson Patrick Glenn John Garlick Christina Garlick Ge' o Garlick Samuel Green John Guttry John Gunter William Godby John Godby Gabriel Godby Francis Godby 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Rachel Grayson Jn 'o Grayson Ambrose Grayson William Godby Sen ' r Europe & Hannah John Grayson Peter & Betty Francis Gardner Robert Gard.n er John Gardner Edward Gray , S ' r Edward Gray Jun ' r William Gray William Gil ham William Gibs on Viz) Jim , Tom , Savmy?Lawny , Dick , Alex 'r, Delph & Nancy John B Goodridge ~ Joe , Stephen & Molly ~ Edmund P Goodridge Jonathan Grayham S ' r Lawson Gray ham Thomas Goodson Sen ' r ~ Sissas ??Lissas ~ Silues Grayham Jacob Grayham S ' r ~ Jacob Graham ) Jacob Gudekuns Jonathan Grayham page 7 William H Gant John Grimes Jonatha n Grimes John Gray James Gordon Noah Hawkins Burtin Hawkins George Hancock Tony, Ben , Dublin, Mary Maria h, Betty & Nathan John Heaven ~ Mary & Grace ~ Philip Haymaker Jacob Phison ??Pnison Michael Howry ~ Ian ' 1 Howry ~ Samuel Henry John Hoff Joseph Hoff Samuel Hoff Jacob Hornbarger Sen 'r 1 1 J J 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 8 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 7 J 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 _j �/~..3 Laniel Howry ~ Jos eph Rodgers ' ': lilliam Hun gate J'r William Hungate S ' r William Howard Jun 'r Ja cob Hornba r ger Jun'r J ess , Luke , Pa tt & Liz Asa Ha ll S ' r Asa Hall Jonathan Ha ll Iavid Hall William Heavin Isam & Jud e Peter Hornbarger Ezekiel Howard Jenny John Hewett ~ James Henson ' Achillus Helton Edward Helton John Helton Jun'r John Helton Sen 'r Hen ry Helton Elisha Helton Jesse Helton James Helton George Helton William Henney William Hewett Jonathan Hackett Solomon Harman Jacob Harmon Benjamin Hickman Iavid Harness Joseph Henderson Nathaniel Hatch GeorgeHornbarger Moses Hunter Iavid Hays & William Hays page 8 David Hays Jr Abraham Hoanaker Isaac Hoanaker Philip Hogan ~ Charity ~ Mer edith Hurt John Howerton Obadiah Howerton Isaac Horton S 'r Isaac Horton William Hedge 2 1 1 1 5 2 1 1 J 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 John Harrison Kin.z ey , Coats , Abram Ben & Jenney James Henry Jonathan Hall Jesse Hall Freebon Hall Tu.vid Hall Philip Huff Henry Huff Adam Hellems William Howard SM?? Peter Holley Jos eph Holley William Holley William Hays Samuel Huff - GC Ianiel Howell ~ Mark Howell ~ David Howell Benjamin Howell Francis Harter Jacob Harter Isaac Harkrider Iavi d Harkrider Joseph Harris Peter Howard Jenny fuvi d Howell Levi Holady Henry Hamsley Tu.vid Howard 5 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 Orsmus Johnson Roswell Johnson Abram Johnson . John Ingles Peter, Jacob, Easter Hannah , Rachel & Hannah Joshua Jones Henry Jones Robert Jones J onathan Jones Russel Johns Robert Johns Jonathan Isom ~ Mischeck & Ameraca ' Rowland Jacobs John Johnston Henry Iddings James Iddings Tu.vid Iddings 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 �Robert Jackson Nathan Jones William Jones James R. Isbell 1 1 1 William Kersey William King 1 1 1 page 9 Jacob Kent Abram, Tom, Andy, Dick York, Jenny & Charlott Joseph King Bill James Kirby William Kirby Henry Kirkner James Key S ' r James Key J 'r Joshua Key John Key William Key John Kerby Thomas Kelsey ~ Lan '1 Kelsey ' Matthew Kelsey John Kelly John Kent Pornger , Bill , & Casey James Kent John King John Kermikle William Kermikle Jacob Klotz John Ketterman 8 ~ John Leffler Joseph Leffler Iavid Leffler Jacob Leffler William Luckess Samuel Lucass John Lucass Travis Lawson John Lester ~ W'm Lester ' John Lester Jr James Lester Abner Lester Samuel Lester Sam'l Langdon Henry Langdon Henry Loar 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 l 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Thomas Laurance Jinney William Laurance Nath ' l Laurance Stephen Lester Samuel Lester I srael Lorton Jacob Lorton Thomas Lorton Thomas Li threll Thomas Lithrell S ' r W' m & Jn ' o Lithrell Margaret Likins ~ Peter Durman ' William Long John Long Sr ~ John Long ' Peter Likins Mark Likins George Lithrell Henry Light James Light Jonas Likins page 10 Alex ' r S . Lyle Charles Lee Andrew Lewis Sen ' r Charles , Ben , Dick , Devinport Moses , Lucy , Pheba (Peter Gregg ) Solomon , Iavy, I Moses, Peter, Cupid, Milly, Sally, Trulove , Winny, John , Nancy, Caswell, & Sucky Charles G. Lewis ~ Ned, Peter, J im & Henry ' Charles C Martin Joshua Martin Thomas Martin Luke Muncey Nathaniel Muncey William Muncey Samuel Maddox W'm Maddox Isaac Mc Cal e p Joseph Moo re John Moore Philip Martin Sen' r Philip Martin George Martin John Morgan S ' r 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 22 5 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 ... �Archelus Michell Henry Musgrove S 'r Henry Musgrove Thomas Musgrove William McPeake James McPeake Samuel McCutcheon John Morrical George Mact (??MacN?) Thomas McHenry ~ Betty ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 John McHenry Hugh Meredith Thomas Murphy William McNicely Jr William Morris Clayburn Morris Butler Murphy William Malcom Jesse Moore Jacob Moore Davis Mannin Eli McVay Jacob Miller Abram Miller George Mikesell Peter Mikesell Iavid Moore ~ Isaac Moore ' Ziba Moore William Morrical Jacob Morrical Randle Moore John Morton Robert Marshell Eli McVey Zabi Michim Eli jah Michim Elisha Morris Thomas Mitchell Guy , Iavy , S1wney , Jack Becky , Dilsy & Hanna Elizabeth Madison Ceaser, Squire , Anny Hannah, Nelly , Sally Dan'l , Ann, Rachel ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 Thomas Obrians Henry & Patiance Fielding 0 D:ulald Sarah Owens ~ Sall ~ J 1 1 John Petress Jahue Peterson Morton Peterson John Peterson David Page John Page ~ Rob't Page ' Mich'l Peterman ~ Ian '1 Peterman ' Jacob Picklesimer Isaac Picklesimer Abram Picklesimer D:ul'l Parkerson Richard Parse W'm Parse Jotham Parse Samuel Parse Eli Peterson ~ Matthias Peterson ' William Philips James Pratt John Pratt William Prather Newman Prather John Penner Christian Penner 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 8 9 Frederick Nester Jacob Nester 1 1 page 11 Thomas Owen Barnet Owen 1 1 Jacob Pate ~ Bird Pate ' William Pate Dmiel Pate Jr Jeremiah Pate Sen 'r Dick, Hannah, Tom Sall, Doll , Pall & Iavy Jermiah Pate Jr ~ son to Geo Pate ' Ds.niel Pate S 'r Henry Pate Adam Pate Matthias Pate William Pepper Isaac Ambrose Paine John Penitent James Paden Peter Poff Benjamin Paden 2 j 1 1 8 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 ... �John Pa.den ~ Lewis Collins ' Frances Paden John Plumley Rich'd Peplow Abram Pflegar Michael Pflegar Stephin Peters D:i.vid Peters Conrad Plaster George Peary ~ Abram Peary ~ John Peary William Presise Jonathan Presise D:i.vid Porter George Pflegar page 12 John Porter Matthias Peterson Jeremiah Pate (Jacob's son) John Peary (N . River) Garner Paten D:i.n'l, Adam , Lucy Lizy, Silvey & Sukey William W Reyburn John Rayburn S ' r James Reyburn ~ Bob Robertson ' ~ James Bett & Hannah ' Alex ' r H. Robertson Isaac Richards Barnet Richardson Gabriel Rose Henry Rupe ~ Jacob Rupe ~ Joseph Rentfro Elisha & Sarah Thomas Roberts Bowlin Rogers Israel Rose Peter Riffe ~ Conrade Riffe ' Nathin Ratliff Jeremiah Ratliff Shaderick Roberts James Robinson John Rentfro William Reid George Reid (P.R. 's son) 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 2 J 1 1 1 1 Peter Reid ~ Spencer Reid ~ George Reid George Reid S r Andrew Reed Humphrey Reed Humphrey Reed S ' r George Reed (H . R. ' s William Rien George Reid (A. R. ' s Robert Rowland ~ Hannah ' Henry Roads Rich ' d Ratliff ~ Sil us Ratliff ' Peter Ratliff Benjamin Ratliff Moses Ratliff James Reapath John Ryley Cornelius Reed Stephin Reed Jonathan Reed Richard Richardson Jn'o Richardson Henry Real William Reynolds John Reynolds John Reuthrough Will iam Reuthrough Ralph Ratliff Christian Richards Sarah Jeremiah Richards Sam 'l Ridinger ~ John Ridinger ' Jona thin Regney Isom Regney 2 son ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 son) 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 ~ ' 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 J 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 page 1J Robert Ross W'm S Ronald Adam Soladay Jacob Shoopman John Shoopman Michael Shoopman Robert Smithy Sr ~ W' m Smithy ' Jesse Smithy Robert Smi thy Jr Reubin Smithy Henry Sowders 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 �Jacob Sowders James Smith Sr Be-Lt James Smith Jr Michael Sowders Jacob S tipe Nelly Sirls ~ James Sirls & Jacob Sirls ' Willia m Sutphil ~ Sam, Cate , & Nace ' Zachariah Stanley Sr Abram S tanley Zacharia h Stanley Jr John Smith John Saddler Humphrey Smith John Smith William Sirls Christopher Slusher ~ Peter Slusher ' Robert Simpkins } Absolom Simpkins ' Thomas Simpkins John Simpkins Robert Simpkins Jr James Simpkins Philip Smith James Smith Abram Stobough Thomas Smith Thomas Sabius Abram Stephins James Stephins James Simpkins Guy , Peter & Nancy Joseph Scaggs Tho ' s Smith } G.C , Francis Smith ' Leonard Spicklemire Abram Spicklemire Henry Stipe Abel Stanley Hendrick Sutfin John Smith Col 'o ~ Barn & Fan ' Mastin S tigall Robert Saunders John Stephins Peter Straw Samuel Shields John Slusher Iavid Smith 1 2 1 1 1 2 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 03.vid Stephins ~ Isaac Clevinger ' 'Ihomas Sperry Sam ' l Sperry Nan l page 14 Henry Smith James Sollust Fill & Ruth Frederick Shepherd Jacob Stukesbury Robert Stukesbury Rachel Smallwood Jeremiah Smallwood James Sewell Peter Smith Rosanna Shilling Jacob Shilling Henry Shocky John Shockey Jacob Snuffer } John Snuffer ' Jacob Sowder Thomas Scott Matthew Scott Herculas Scott Jenny & Dolly Allin Simpson } Wm Simpson ' Jacob Smith W'm B(?) 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E . , Roanoke, Va 24019 II II II II ll II \I II ='='=-============================================================================== 11 Vtrgln1a .Appala.cbla.n No~.s �///) BAO< SIGHTS ILLUf:ITNATING A DARK CORNER: ROBERT ROSE, ROAD BUILDER By Nathaniel Mason Pawlett Faculty Research Histor ian Virginia Highway and Transportat i on Research Council The multitalented Reverend Robert Ro se , t h r ough those en tries in his mid- eighteenth century Diary dealing with roa d bui ld ing i n the T ye River area of Albemarle (now Nelson) County, ha s h e l ped t o t h ro w a little light on early road building in Virginia. Very few writt en r ec ord s were kept by those who practiced it. One who practiced road building and wh o did writ e about it, sketchily, was the Reverend Rosert Rose. The conventio n al v iew o f e arly roads was that of primitive trails and paths, particularly in t h e We st. Even in the earliest stages of settlement in large areas of Virginia in the eighteenth century, this period of trail-blazing wa s bri e f. Throughout the seventeenth century, "path" was the t e rm used to denote the routes traveled by both the Indians and th e wh it e settlers to describe Virginia lines of travel not worthy of the name "road." "Consulting the Oxford English Dictionary, we find that the word trail is derived from a 'trail,' that which is left by the passage of a thing or person over a surface . Therefore, a trail should b e defined as the most elemental form of a path , a followable route. • • • • The path is a footway , 'especially one beaten by feet, ' •••• permitting the passage of a person or a horseman, but not a wheeled vehicle. Paths suitable for travel on horseback were often designated as 'bridle paths ' in Virginia road orders." Finally, the dictionary defined "road" as a suitable way for the passage of wheeled vehicles. A road then would include bridges over l arger streams , and possibly some grading. It would seem that the paths of the I ndians became the paths and the roads of the white men as settlement moved into the Piedmont in the years after 1700. Road signs appeared at intersections directing travelers to "the most noted places" by 1738 • Mileage markers were erected by 1737 or earlier, as noted by William Byrd II, who mentioned having seen 13 miles of the road from Germanna to Fredericksburg similarly marked . Rose, located in the Piedmont up-country in the shadow of the Blue Ridge, was involved in the construction of several roads and bridges. As noted in his diary dated January 30 - February 3, he was for five days engaged in road building and bridge operations. "January 30 - Cloudy, went with Mr. Harvie and my people on the Buffalow Road , moved a heap of stones • •• •• "February 1 - Fini s hed the Bridge over the Spring Branch, cut down the Bank a t Buffalow, l evell e d part of ye Hi 11 by Naked Creek & got Home at Night, �J II these 3 days has cost Me 36 Men ' s labour, to do my Neighbour s a pleasur e before I have got Necessarys for myself ••• "February 3 - •• • finished the road two Miles from one Rol l ing Road to the other, very Cold, got home about 3 pm." Robert Rose owned plantations in Essex and Orange Counties. He owned many slaves and white indentured servants . On his home plantati on, he owned 39 slaves at the time of his death in 1751. When two or three planter s of the stature of Robert Rose , Pe~er Jefferson, and Joshua Fry wer e assigned a road to clear or open, constructing or opening a road woul d have been neither difficult nor unusua l , as they could easily have had access to 100 me n or more at a time for employment. From Rose ' s Diary we learn how roads and bridges of what has been cal led Virginia ' s Golden Age were laid out and constructed by such eighteenth century ge ntlemen as Robert Rose . Abstract from : BULLETIN - Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation, July - August, 1978. BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts All books donated for review are given to the The Virginia Room, Roanoke Central Library , Roanoke , Va ., unless the author has designated another library. WHEELER COUSINS compiled by Wheeler Cousins . The book is divided into three parts : Part I (Early Settlers) begins with immigrant Iavid Wheeler (b Co. Kent, England) , who travelled to Newbury , Massachusetts , and then covers some of the Wheelers in Buckingham , Cumberland , Hanover and Henrico Cos ., Virginia. Part II (Bedf"ord Co. , Va , Wheelers , addresses these families with most of the space taken up by Thomas and Elizabeth Wheeler. Part' III (other Wheelers and allied lines in other parts of the USA and short summaries of Borden, Carlock, Cotner, Hays, Hill, Hines , Hudgins , Julian, Milemore , Nease and Rader. "Wheeler Cousins " is soft covered with more than 500 pages , indexed, pictures, docwnentations and has many maps. The book may be purchased for $20.00 from Vivagene Wheeler Handley , 2011 E. Rosebrier, Springfield, MO 65804. The complimentary copy for SWVGS is from John T. Wheeler, 4060 Mary Lee, Memphis , TN J8116 . • �/I ;2 Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Aaron 155 Allen 155 Anderson 138 139,140,149 Baldwin 1 51 Bateman 130 Beckett 162 Bishop 156 Bocock 167 Bogle 133 Bolling 156 162 Bond Booten 131 164 Bowyer Brawner 154 151 Brickey 154 Butler 146 Campbell Canterbury 141 Carrington 167 Carter 141,167 133 Cecil 148 Christian 160 Cloudis 150 Cole(s) 163,167 153 Cox 147 Crawford 130 Crigger 160 Crowdus Curd 164,165 Davis 157,163 Dawson 167 Dean 152 Deweese 162 Dorson 167 Doss on 167 Douglas 154 Dudley 155 Elliotte 170 Ellixson 143 Elswick 144 Farguson 153 Farmer 154 Finch 149 Forbus 147 Gibboney 133 Gillespie 135 Gilley/Gillyl58 Gray 169 Grubb 134 Haga 134 Hannah 136 Ham 154 Hardy 167 Harris 137 150,161 Hayden 168 Henry 165 Hill 148' 150 Hogan 164 Holloway 138, 139 Holmes 130 Howell 167 Huff 158 Hutton 132 Joll ey 170 Jones 134,138 143,157 Kessler 145 Kilpatrick 147 Lamb 145 Lester 144 Lightf oot 167 Little 168 Luckey 153 Lunsford 169 Luster 166 Mason 159 Mayo 167 McDaniel 155 Minter 167 Moorfield 155 Morton 167 Murphy 157 Nelson 138 Niekirk 146 Petty 149 Poole 143 Prather 146 Pr e bble 159'160 Pr e witt 153 162 Prillaman 145 Quarl es 164 Rad e r 167 Rea 167 Rea d 159 Reid 134 Riggs 134 Ring 161 Roach 1 56 Robinette 130 Sluss 164 Slusser 1 32 Smith 162 Sowder 163 Stoneman 156 Sturgill Tosh 137 Townsley 136,137 142 VA Gen . 167 Venable Warde nl30,131,132 1.67 Wat kins 157 Watson Well s 1 56 154 Woodson Zimmerman 164,165 ~================================================================== ======== =======~, II 11 II I! 407 Regent Court, Knoxville , TN 37923 II CIVIL WAR GENEALOGY: 76 page paperback research guide $ SOURCE HANDBOOK: 102 paged paperback research guide KENTUCKY GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH : 154 paged paperback research gui de II NORTH CAROLH!A GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH: 192 paged paperback research guide II REVOI1JTIONARY WAR GENEALOGY : 110 paged paperback research guide llSOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH: 192 paged paperback research guide II TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH: 1J8 paged paperback research guide II VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH : 188 paged paperback research guide I/WAR OF 1812 GENEALOGY: 70 paged paperback research guide Ii GENEALOGICAL II !!All II I PUBLICATION LIST - DR GEORGE K SCHWEITZER 11 • 7 . 00 8 . 00 8. 00 9 . 00 7 . 00 9 . 00 8 . 00 9. 00 7 . 00 I It '1'1 II II !! books are postpaid. ~=================================================== ============================== II T11'gtnia Appal.&oht&n Notes �11..3 130 - 85 . Thomas WARDEN , Jess BATE MAN . Ca n a nyon e from to VA? J ess BATEMAN Ma linda CRIGGER i n Wyth e, pi c tur e o f h er a nd d a us. Malit a WARDEN MU RPHY , Box JR . , b. 1798 , Augusta, md. Rebecca BATEMAN, dau. of help in regard as to where the BATEMAN family came md. Martha HOLMES. Where? Thomas WARDEN III md. h a d 5 daus. , Malinda gr anddau. of Mary SLUSS. I have Will e x change for one of the father Thomas WARDEN III. 319 Athens Star Route, Princeton, WV 24740 131 - 85 . De sir e i nfo about BOOTEN family. Josephine BOOTEN was b. in MO, 1846 . Pul a ski cen s u s 1860 shows Martha BOOTEN, 38, head of the house. Josephine BOOTEN md . Stu a r t WARDEN, 1865, had 5 children, d . 1884 . Will of Martha BOOTEN found in Pul a ski 1861- l eav i ng 2 minor sons, James and Samuel. What happened to them a nd whe r e did BOOTEN f amily live before going West? Samuel and James b. 1840 ' s, 1852. Ma lit a WARDEN MURPHY, address above . 132 - 85 . Albert WARDEN, son of Lawrence and Anne HUTTON WARDEN, md. Ruth SMITH of Mont g omery . Alb e rt di e d after 1900. He has 3 daus. in Roanoke. I do not know ma rried n a mes; wo uld like for anyone to contact me who does know this family as the grandf a ther wa s Johnston B. WARDEN, Civil War man . Malita WARDEN MURPHY , address above. 133 - 85 . Would lik e to know parents of Hamilton Ray BOGLE of Tazewell Co., VA . He was a deputy sheriff at time of his death early in 1870. He was married to Sarah Ann CECIL. He had a dau. who married a "GIBBONEY" in Wythe Co . in the mid 1870' s. Wa s his father Robert BOGLE and his mother Mary Ray BOGLE? Parke C. BOGLE, 1117 High St., Pulaski, VA 24301 . Tel . (703) 980-6974 134 - 85. Need info on Hiram JONES, b . 1824, VA , md . 1844, Susa n HAGA in Grayson Co. , VA . L i ved Russell Co . .• VA in 1880, d. 1906 . Children (b . Grayson and Russell Cos . , VA) were: Celia JONES GRUBB, Fielden, Margaret Caroline , E.o och , Freelin g , S a r a h Elizabeth JONES RING, John, Andrew Jackson, and Mattie Lucinda JONES RIGGS. Mrs. Jacque NIPPER LAND, 23 Carriage Lane , Newark, DE 19711 135 - 85. Who wa s first wife of Robert GILLESPIE who d. 15 Dec. 1858 in Smyth Co ., VA? They had sons: John, James, Wm. H., David and Reese A. (my greatgr a ndfather). Son Wm. H. remained in VA, but other sons "went West . " Elv ~ M. BOWLES, R#2, Bowen, IL 62316 l 3EL.::_8 5 . Want parentage and siblings of John HANNAH , b . Sept . 1795 , VA, md .. Elizabeth TOWNSLEY, July 1818, Botetourt Co., VA. Dau . Elizabeth J ., b . May 1819, VA; son Patterson, b . May 1821, VA ; dau. Mariah, b . Apr. 1826 , Hendri cks Co . , IN . D. M. WUBBEN, P. O. Box 692, Santa Cruz, CA 95061 137 - 85. Want maiden name, birthplace, birthdate, parentage and siblings o f Elizabeth TOWNSLEY. First husband James or Thomas TOWNSLEY, md. 2nd husb and Jonathan TOSH, August 1805, Rockbridge Co . , VA . Married 3rd husband Srunu el HARRIS, Jan. 1819, Botetourt Co., VA. D. M. WUBBEN , address a bove . 138 - 85. I am researching my family from SW VA including the followi n g: Harv e y Columbus ANDERSON (b. 1806-VA) md . Keziah HOLLOWAY (da.u . of John- NC) i n Grayson Co . Mary Ann (NELSON) JONES (b . 1831- VA) d au . of James M. NELSON. Mary Ann md . Wallen A. JONES (b . 1833-VA) and lived in Gr a yson Co . unt il l ate 1800's. Wish to correspond and will exchange info with inter ested p er sons. J . Mahlon ANDERSON, 115 Devon Drive, Mauldin, SC 29662 139 - 85. Wish to correspond with persons having knowl e dge o f Thoma s ANDERSON (b. ca 1785-VA) Family . Thomas and wife Sally lived in Gr ayson Co. un t il 1850's . Thomas was surety on marriage bond of Harvey ANDERSON a nd Kez i a h HOLLOWAY i n Grayson . J. Mahlon ANDERSON, address above . 140 =- 85 . Wiley ANDERSON (b. 1830 Grayson Co . , VA) md . S ar a h - ?- (b. 1833 Ash e Co ., NC). Th e y lived in Tazewell Co. in 1850 and in Lee Co. in 1860. Would like to correspond with descend a nts of thi s family or anyone who might know the ir whereabouts after 1860 . Believe Wil ey to b e a s on of Harvey Columbus ANDERSON . J . Mahlon ANDERSON. addr e ss above. �141 - 85. Any info of the following persons: My g - g r a n dmoth e r , Ma r t h a J ea n CARTER, widow of William CARTER, may have mov e d f r om F ay e t te C o . , WV , with her younger son, Henry CARTER, who oper.ated a produ ce b u si n ess 111 o r n e a r Roanoke , VA, about 1895-1915 or later. A dau . , Ell e n CARTER CANTERBURY (Jo hn ) , 1 i v e d in Roanoke after 1900 . Minnie Ruth LEAKE , 7507 S.E. Swan Av e . , Ho b e S o und, FL 33455 142 ~ 85. Want to buy Volumes 19 and 20 of th e VIRGI NIA GENEAL OGIST . Mrs. Delores C. RUTHERFORD, 1758 Carmelo Dr . , Ca rmi c h a e l , C A 95608 143 - 85. Would like to correspond with a nyon e work i n i; o n t h e ELLI XSON family from Person Co . , NC. Trying to find plac e o f d eat h and b ur ial of Wi l l i a m Alexandria POOLE, d . May 1893. Possibly buri e d in Pi ttsylv::t n ia Co . o n a f a rm that was owned by a JONES family. Also tryin g t o f in d pl a ce of ma rri age for William Alexandria POOLE and Mary Ann ELLIXSON , wh o we r e 111 d . ar o und 18 66. Jodie UPDIKE, Rt . 1, Box 281, Billings, MO 6561 0 144 - 85. Seeking info on the ancestry of J a mes LE STER . F a mily h is t o ry is tha t he md. Mary ELSWICK on 5 June 1792 in Bot e t o u rt Co . Nee d co nfi r ma tion of that ma rriage and info of his and her parent s . Wi l l ia m LESTER, 4 511 Me l r o se Ave., Tampa, FL 33629 145 - 85. Need info on Archibald D . LAMB of Bo t e t o urt and B e df o rd Co s . , VA . Father of Polly QUARLES (md. 1 788, Botetourt Co.) , Rac h e l KESSLER (md . 1806, Bot e tourt Co.), and Richard LAMB. Al a n L. LAMB, 1616 Ka rl e y Dr i ve, Arnold, MO 63010 146 - 85. Seeking info on Frank M. NIEKIRK, a f a rm e r in T aze we l l C o ., 1871. Wife J a ne PRATHER, dau. of John W. PRATHER and Anni e CAMPBELL o Al a n L . LAMB, address above. VA, in 147 - 85. Would like info on William CRAWFORD, d . 29 Ma y 18 3 5 , Bot e tourt Co. , wife Margaret KILPATRICK, children: Jean, John, Ma r g e r a, Eu fues , Eliz a beth, Mary, Thoma s, William, Joseph, James, Samuel, Andrew, Ro b e r t K., S a rah, Elexa ndr a . Robert b. 7 May 1798, d . 1849/50 Linn Co . , MO, md . f i r s t Eliz a beth, 22 Feb . 1 822, se c ond Nancy FORBUS, MO . Joanne A. SMITH MELLO, P. O . Box 61,, P ol l ock Pin e s , CA 95726 148 - 85. Se e king ancestry and dates of parents of· John Turner HILL, b. 22 Mar. 1802, d . 28 Jan. 1860 in New Kent Co., VA. He md . Tabitha CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN, a widow with dau., Patrickanna CHRISTIAN, 1828/9. Help a ppreciated; wi ll ex. info on HILL & CHRISTIAN lines . Meta Hill BOYNTON, 5725 Pine Acres La n e , Roanoke, VA 24018 149 - 8 5. S e eking info on the ancestry and dates of" Jame s W. PETTY, said to have been b . in King William Co. about 1817, lived most of l i f e in Campbell Co ., VA, Rus tbur g a rea, was a blacksmith and the husband of Eliz a beth K. FINCH, m o bond 6 Ma r . 1839, Help appreciated; will exchange info on FINCH, PETTY & Cha rl es Th omas ANDERSON (Botetourt Co.) lines . Met a Hill BOYNTON, address abov e ., 150 - 8 5 . Seeking info on ancestry and dates of Lydia COLE, wife of Samuel HARRI S , m. b on d 29 Nov . 1809, Douglas Register, Louisa Co . , VA. He lp appreicated; gl a dl y e x c hange v oluminou s info on HARRIS & HILL lines proceeding from Scottsville, VA , Albema rl e Co . , a fter 1840 . Need also dates for Samuel HARRIS. Meta Hi l l BOYNTON , address above . 1 5 1 - 85. I a m seeking info on the pa.rents, grandp a r e tn s, e t c . of my grandmother, Rebecca J a ne BALDWIN, b. 5 July 1859, Scott Co . , VA. She md. David L ee BRI CKEY, 30 Oc t. 1877, d. 10 Ma y 1933 . She h a d 2 s i s t e r s , Me lissa a nd Vi c tori a ; a lso 2 b ro thers, Henry a nd William. Any info will be appreciated. Kat hlee n B . SLUSHER. 1703 W. Rivervi e w Dr . , Belle, WV 25015 1 52 - 85 2 In f o n eede d o n al l DEANS who lived in L ee a nd Ru sse l l 1800's . L loyd DEAN , Rt. 6, Box 4 9 8, Morehe a d, KY 40351 Vtrg!n1B Appal3ch1an Notes Co., VA in �153 - 85. Who wel.·e the parents of William LUCKEY, b. 1 June 1801 in VA? He md. Nancy Ann PREWITT and moved to Bartholomew Co., IN. Who were the parents and children of Thomas FARGUSON who lived in Halifax Co . , VA, 1785? Who were the parents of Mary FARGUSON who md. John COX, 1 Nov. 1766 , Halifax Co . , VA? Their children? Eugene E . LUCKEY, Box 885, Burns, OR 97720 154 - 85 . Searching for parents of John DOUGLAS and Mary BRAWNER . John and Mary were md. 1793, Halifax Co . His will was probated June 1818, Pittsylvania Co. Tryi:ig to fi nd the names of children of Newton FARMER and his three wives, Sar a h HAM, md. 1812; Sarah WOODSON, md . 1823 and Rebecca Douglas BUTLER, md. 1834 . All children b. Pittsylvania Co., VA. Jodie UPDIKE, Rt . 1, Box 281 1 • Billings, MO 65610 155 - 85. Seeking parents of John H . ALLEN, b . ca 1807 and Edna DUDLEY , b. ca 181 4, possibly Campbell Co. Also need the names of their children. Need marriage dates and places for following: (all b. Pittsylvania Co.) William Harrison ALLEN , b 1872, md . Josie McDANIEL. Enuna Kate ALLEN, b. 1874, md. Mr. AARON. Harley Bert ALLEN, b 1876, md. Nannie Clark MOOREFIELD. Jodie UPDIKE , address above. 156 - 85. Who were the parents of Francis (Frank) STURGILL, b. ca 1808, NC, md . Rutha BISHOP, b. ca 1809, VA . , d . 1883, Richmond, VA; dau. Nancy WELLS; dau. Rachael, rnd . Joseph BOLLING, 1870, Wise Co., VA; dau. Mahalia STURGILL, b. 1848, KY, d. 1909, Wise Co., VA, md. Johnny Martin ROBINETT (1844-1936) , 1867, Wis e Co., VA; also a son, Francis STURGILL. Glenn E . ROBINETTE, 224 Aspen St . , Alexandria, VA 22305 157 - 85, Was Robert DAVIS (1724-1816), md. Mary WATSON, the grandfather of Mary "Polly" Ann WATSON DAVIS, b. ca 1809 in VA (had bro. Ben DAVIS) md. Isiah JONES, b. ca 1805, VA (bro. John JONES, 1 7 86- 1876, d. Wise Co., VA) Lee Co ., VA , 1850, Wise Co., VA, 1856. Was MURPHY the maiden name of Celia Jane JONES, b . ca 1764, the mother of Isiah JONES? Glenn E. ROBINETTE, address above. 158 - 85. Wanted: Parentage of John GILLEY, SR., b. ca 1780, NC . Was Francis GILLY/GILLEY, b. 1759, his father? Son, John (Jack) BLACK GILLEY, b . ca 1806, VA, md. Mary HUFF, b. ca 1813, KY. Was John HUFF , Rev . War soldier who settled at Nettle Patch, present day Wise Co., VA, the father o:f Mary HUFF GILLEY? Glenn E. ROBINETTE, address above . 159 - 85 . Elizabeth MASON, b. ca 1760 had brothers and sisters John , Martin, Mary, Margaret MASON, named in John's will 24 Sept. 1795 Campbell Co . Eliza.beth md. John PREBBLE ca 1 785. Who were parents of Elizabeth MASON? Son of John and Elizabeth PREBBLE, James PREBBLE, md. Jane REID 1-19-1830 Campbell Co. James REID' s parents? Ed BALDWIN, 1029 Fairfa x St., Radford, VA 24141 160 - 85, James PREBBLE, b. ca 1811, md. Mary "Polly" CLOUDIS/CROWDUS , 1-19-1830 , Campbell Co. Mary's father was Francis CLOUDIS/CROWDUS. George W. CLOUDIS/ CROWDUS may have been Mary's brother . Any info on Francis CLOUDIS/ CROWDUS. Ed BALDWIN, address above . 161 - 85. Julia A. ROACH, b. 1854, md. (James?) HARRIS, ca . 1869, Campbell Co . Had children: Theodric G . HARRIS, b. 1870; Charles Henry Burton HARRIS , b . 1875; and Sallie Morris HARRIS, b. 1877. Julia.' s parents may have been Joe and Patsy. Any info on HARRIS or ROACH appreciated . Ed BALDWIN, address above .. 162 - 85. Jacob SOWDER, b . 1734; d. 1819; settled he ad of Little River, now Floyd Co., VA. Issue by 1st wife: Michael, Adam, Jacob, Jr ., Christian, Mary DEWEESE, B arbara BECKETT, Elizabeth "Betsy" BOND . Were they b . in VA, PA , MD or DE? Was 1st wife Elizabeth or Barbara DEWEESE? Second wife was Anna PRILLAMAN, Franklin Co., VA, 1788 . Where is SOWDER homeplace & where are Jacob SOWDER & wives buried? Ruth BOCK, Rt . 9, Box 9396, Midland, TX 97903 163 - 85. Charles COLE, b ., d., md. 16 Mar. 1795 , Grayson Co., VA , Elizabeth S'fONEMAN. Need dates of birth & death & names of parents and children. Harmon DAVIS, b ., d., md. Hannah STONEMAN . Need dates of birth & death & names o f parents and children. Mrs. S . O. DEAN, R.D. #3, Box 82 , Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 �II~ 164 - 85. Need for SLUSSER genealogy book: P a rents a nd family o f He nry Madison SLUSSER, b. July 1814 - d. June 1887, Botetourt Co. Br o ther s : J o hn md. RADER; Peter, md. Ida HOGAN. Henry md. Hannah J ane ZIMMERMAN, F e b . 1839, Bot e tourt Co . Need info on residences before 1839. Children: Eli z abeth; Ma r ga r e t; Ma ry; James Madison, md. Betty CURD; Robert; S.mith, md . Lillie BOWYER; Jon as; Annie. D~ris B. SNYDER, Mint Spring, VA 24463-9999 . 165 - 85. Need parents of George ZIMMERMAN and Mildred HENRY, md. Co . on 21 Dec. 1819, and info concerning their imm e diat e f a mili es . Doris B. SNYDER . address above. in Botetourt 166 - 85. Susan LUSTER, dau . of John LUSTER, md . John CURD in Bot e tourt Co . , Aug. 1837. Who were parents of John LUSTER? He once owned Natural Bridge. Any info on LUSTERS appreciated. Dori s B . SNYDER, addr e ss above . 167 - 85 . Would like to correspond with anyone working on the following lines: WATKINS, VENABLE, COLES, LIGHTFOOT, CARRINGTON, MORTON, MAYO, READ, HOWELL, MINTER, BOCOCK. Most of these families intermarried. Also, CARTER, HARDY, REA, and DOSSON-DORSON or DAWSON . Have copy of A CATALOGUE OF THE DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS WATKINS OF CHICKAHOMONY, VA . Printed 1852 for priv a te circul a tion, will share . Wm . T. CARTER, 4435 Cordell Dr ., S . W. , Ro a noke, VA 24018 168 - 85. Edmund LITTLE, b . 1805, VA. Who were his parents? Where did they live? Where and when did he marry Maria HAYDEN, b . VA? On 1830 Boone Co . , MO census; Tarrant Co . , TX 1840 census; Benton Co., MO 1860 census . Who were other members of his and her families? Need info on LITTLES who were in MO early . Mrs. Don w. WELLS, Box 125, Riverton, KS 66770 1 69 - 85. Abraham Kilby LUNSFORD, b. ca 1814-20, Surry Co . , VA or NC . Md. Minerva GRAY, Laurel Co . , KY, 1842. Di ed durin g Civil War a t St . J oseph, MO. Who were brothe rs, sisters, parents or othe r relatives of his family? Had children : Thomas, William , Abn e r, Mary Ann and Alabama , all b. in KY. Mrs. Don W. WELLS. a ddr ess above. 170 - 8 5 , Jo h n Da vid JOLLEY, b. 1825 1 MO; d . 1916, Salina, OK u Lived in J ohn s on & Ben t on Cos . , MO . Said people were Welch Miners who came to America early . Ca 1850, md. Eliza Ann E'LLIOTTE, dau. of Robert ELLIOTTE, b . VA . Who were h is p a rents? Where did they l i ve? Would like any in:fo about John D avid JOLL EY or Eliz a Ann ELLIOTTE or their 10 children, all b . a:fter 1850. Mr s. Don w. WELLS, address above, SEMINAR 1 85 : Tidewater Ge nealogi cal Society invites you to join us in "NEW BEGINNINGS FROM THE OLD WORLD TO THE NEW" featuring Dr. George K. Schweitzer and Mr. :Klaus Wust . September 28, 1985 a t the Ramada Inn, Rt 17 & I-64, Newport News , Va . Pre-r egistration (Sept 20) $11. 00. After Sept 2 0 and at door $13 . 50. Lunch $6.25. Write to Tidewater Genealogical Society, 207 Hankins Drive , Hampton , VA 23669 for full details. (Editor ' s note: Dr Schweit zer is very informative -- worth your while to go. I have not heard Mr. Wust but understa nd he is very good. ) �1985 WORKSHOP They lef t the workshop ' well i nformed . ' �l985 WORKSHOP " Billy Yank " "Johnny Re b" "Continental Line Soldier " " Have you been to the ' arch-ives ' in Washington City? " �1985 WORKSHOP Did you find your book? I did not have enough money ~ And I know of one person who found a book on their famil y . Meeting old friends and making new ones, .. kissin' kin " and exchanged notes. Some even found �1985 WORKSHOP Dr George Schweitzer "Revolutionary War " "Civil War" Ray Gooldy " land Records " Mrs Patricia A Gooldy "No Vital Records" "Pennsylvania Research " ��NOTE NEW ADDRESS From NON / PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society p O Box 12485 Roanoke , VA 24026 PAID PERMIT NO. 37 4 ROAN OKE, VA Roanoke Publ' . . ic Lib Founctat · S Jefferson St ion Roanoke VA 706 ' 24 011 .' ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 9, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource 1850 Bath County Mortality Schedule; 1840 Personal Property Tax List of Franklin County; Deed Abstracts of Adam Miller, Washington County; Will of Jeremiah Ferguson; Will of John Deaton; 1806 Personal Property Tax List for Montgomery County; Reverend Robert Rose. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1985 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv9n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4913/VANv9n2.pdf 4e000b7ecd95235d9dd6b07988a41ab7 PDF Text Text , "' ISSN 0739-3482 Virginifl Appfllflchian MAY1985 Notes " Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia . I �~ 'r . .' • .. f I I ,. ,.... .. • .. 1, ~ �V I RG I N I A AP P AL AC HI AN N0 T E S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ======================================================================== VOLUME IX - No. 2 - May 1985 =========================-==============================================-= CONTENTS President ' s Message J9a 1 840 Personal Property Ta x List Franklin County , Virginia 39 Roll of Voters Re gistered At Goodvi ew , Virginia Bedford County 60 Lipes Fa mily Cemetary, Craig County, Virginia 6J 48th Virg i ni a I nfantry Regiment, C.S.A . 64 Parrott Obitua ries Book Re views 67 68 Queries & Index to Queries 69 Helpful Hint 77 Exc hange Quarterly Reviews 78 ======================================================================== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the third Saturday of each month (with the exception of December or field trips) at the auditorium of the Roanoke Central Public Library, Elwood Park - 706 S Jefferson St. - Roanoke , Virginia . ======================== = ===============================~==========-===== PROGRAMS May 18- Perserving Old Documents - by Margaret Thompson June 15 10th Celebration July 29 Workshop - See blue sheet in back of issue ~===============================================================~======= NEW ADDRESS Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society PO Box 12485 Roanoke , VA 24026 �l ( I ( I I �39A T HE PRES I DENT ' S MESSAGE May 2, 1985 DEAR FELLOW GE NEA LOGISTS: I would like t o b e gin my letter you by asking that you look at the blu e page n e xt to the back cover. This page contains informatio n a bout our 1985 Workshop. I have had the privilege of h e arin g b o th our spea k e rs and can recommend them to you without rese rvation. I urge you to plan to attend. We hav e sec ur ed a non-prof it d e signation with the Post Office departme n t . This will mean that our postage expenses will be reduced an d hope f ully we will be able to increase our support to organiz a tions that f oste r g e n e alogical research. I ask that you not i f y Mr s. Gerri Glosh, our support chairman, of any suggest ion s y ou might have r e garding these contributions . Her addre s s is 30 1 Houston Av e . Roanoke, Va 24012. I would like to offer my congratulations to our editor, Mrs. Babe Fowl e r. As I ' m sure you know , Babe has done a wonderful job for us on our VAN. In her " spare " time she has now completed the Home Study Course offered by the National Genealogical Society. We will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the establishment of our organization at our June meeting. Mrs. Deedie Kagey , our program chairman, has planned an overview of our history and a r e c e ption. Our meeting will be held Saturday, June 15, at 1:30 p.m. , in the Brody Room of the Roanoke Public Library . We hope a s many as possibl e will att e nd. Your board of directors continues to discuss ways in which we might improve our organization and our services to members. We realize that it is not possible for many of you to attend our meetings but we would welcome your input. If you have ideas that you would like to share with the board, please mail them to me at our P . O. Box. I hope to s e e many of you at our workshop! H. W. Scott Preside nt ��- - --------- -- - -~ -· ·- - -·- A List of T axable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin fo r the year 1840 M M Q.) Q.) 0 en M ~ t: C' . 1I .. t; . .., .. 1 ~ > !11 H M ro rn ro (l) (l) (l) >. > >. ro ~~ Ul ,.., rn .-I 1 1 3 2 l 0 <.O HC\I en rn 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 3 1 l l 2 Names of Persons 0 :I:: 1 1 8 +' M 2 l 1 1 1 l 1 1 (/J Q.) Q.) 3 2 2 3 l ·r-1 M Q.) Q.) > > U1 o en o en H M M ro (/J ctj en ro en Q.) Q.) Q) Q.) Q) Q.) >. > ~ > ~ (/J ro ro M ~~ ..-I <.O ..-I C\I 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 * ** Buggy $50 Buggy $125 +:- 0 0 ":I t'J 1 l 0 ~ U) Anderson Jesse Damascus -Walters C William D James B J ohn George Ayres Marshall Agee Joshuer Samuel Al tick William Harrison Allen Charles R Austin Miles Acton William R James G Brown Frederick R Reuben S Tarl ton Jo hn S wm . ~- W, Salley J uble George A Brewer J ames William Artnur Frances James(?) Bowers James f-' co :I: (/J ..-I (/) ..-I 2 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 1 l l 1 2 l 3 z ;J> t-' '"ti * ';TJ 0 ~ :::0 ~ l 1 1 ~ >< ~ H (/) >-3 1 '>:J ?! z 1 1 1 1 2 l l ~ 4 3 5 3 5 4 H 8 ti 1 Elisha Jr Arrington Charles Thomas Robert Adkins John Sen(?) J.ames William Joseph (can't re ad) Henry Amus James M ro Q.) ~~ > ro a> Andrews Haley Angle Peter Allen William Jr Jeremiah Akers Stepnen Hutson Jobe William Ascue Lewis Athinghurst John Adams James Jonn Creed H Anglin Robert Ashworth John H Catherine Charles W Lucy Arnold James > Q.) 0 !11 0 U1 !11 Names of Persons M Q.) > > H M l l 1 1 1 1 0 ~ <: f5 H 2 1 1 1 1 ** !l>z H 1 2 1 1 1 l 2 1 1 ~ �~ A List of Taxable property Within the Di stri ct of Robt Ha irs ton Commi ssion e r of th e Revenue in the ctY of Franklin for the year 1840 H H Q) Q) H H H Q) Q) > :> > 0 > > Q) 0 0 {/} {/} H ()) Names o f Persons C';l i ~ ~ ~':! .... ~ ~ ~-6 .,.cu ~~ Cl rn {/} ro en Q) Q) Q) .µ ~ > ;:;..., ·M ro ~ <.D H <.D ..- r l Bradner John H Belcher Henry S Isham Will i am Prudence Mat thew C Francis Tllomas Bishop Joseph William Charles M Bondurant Thomas John Jane Burwell John S Bozwell John Mark Andrew L Boyd William Sen John William Jr Brezendine Lankford Br arruner Wi 11 i am Bowles Jeremi ah Sen El i zabe th John M J ab el Samuel Beheler Geor ge J ohn {/} H 00 rl {/} H CIS > ;:;..., H N H 0 Q) ro ~ r-4 1 1 2 1 0 {/} Q) {/} 1 3 3 7 1 3 1 1 7 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 12 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 s 1 4 2 27 4 1 3 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 Q) Q) .µ >, ·M Names of Persons ~ <.D ::i:: 1 en Ul H CIS - Bernard Benjamin K Silous G Benj amin Jr J ohn L Joseph G Wil l i am J ohn (Wa lter s son) Blankinship Lewis W Bell J ames Sen John M Peter H I ra Barnes Austin Shadr ach Bird Luk e Elij a h Wi lliam snr Sim 11 CK John-Miller Samuel S Benjamin K Benjami n T John (John Son) Thomas H Benjami n (Holl and) Dani el M Willi am M (Luke Son) Winston John ( wm Son) Broady Willi amson Bot tom James rl H Q) 0 Ul H Ul CIS (l) (l) > >, CIS > o en H en ro Q) Q) > ;:;..., UJ Q) en ~ r l <.D ,...... N H 0 (/) (/) r l ::i:: 1 ....... 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 l 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 5 2 l l l l 1 1 2 l l l 7 2 l 2 2 l J l l l l l l 2 l 1 1 1 l l l l l 2 1 1 2 2 l 1 3 4 CK= creek ·- ..........--=. .-_... - - -.... �- r· --- ---- -- ..,, A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissio ne r of t he Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 H ~ Q) Q) > 0 rJ1 Q) .µ Names of Persons ·r-i ,... ~ j > "d 'tj f;. ~ ;~ ...... ''l f-1 ·~ -. J> ..,.. Burton Seath Brooks Jisse Andrew S Mary Cluff M Isaac D Bradley Archibald Brogan John Baulf Thomas Bennett Stephen P Abner Burchett Thomas A Brock Lorenzo D * Bassett Pattrick A Brumley Peter Batsha Henry Baze James Amos Beverly Stephen (FN) Bryant Richard Dennis Booth Christopher A Moses Booth & Davis Bowles Jeremiah Jr Baker Lewis Burnett James Bird William S Burnett William Bozwell Barey FN = Free Negro *Buggy $100 H Q) > o en o en (/J $..i H :.., en C\S rJ1 (1j c:; Q) Q) Q) Q) CJ > » > » C'j :>, C\S (.D ~ (.D HN ..... 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Q) S... 1 1 1 2 H o en 1 4 2 3 4 2 :.., (!) 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 l 2 2 1 ~ �~ A List of Taxable property With in the District of Robt Ha i rston Commissioner of the Revenue in the ctY of Fra nklin for the year 1840 H H Q) Q) :> :> 0 * ~ I i i ~ = i Peter Chandler Stephen Clement George W Senr George W Jr Crump William Crumb Isaac Abraham Jr John Cooper George Herbert William Jr Iles Giddeon B Reuben Andrew Benjamin Coleman John Samuel Craig Thomas Senr Thomas Jr Wi l liam Cockram Isham Samuel Brice Cr aghead Townsend John William Cook Benjamin F Senr Beniamin F Exer of ~am Cook Deed , g $ H H S-1 Q) Q) :> :> :> :> Q) Q) Cf} 0 H C'1 ~~ 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cf} CJ) 0 Cf} H li:I H cn ro Q) Q) :> ;:.... :> >. +> ~ d ro ·M Cf} Q) Names of Persons 0 Cf} H CJ) H <.O rJJ H 0 u.2 ~ tij ~ 1 11 2 8 5 2 ::c: 1 2 10 3 5 1 2 5 5 2 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 8 1 2 2 1 10 1 1 1 Names of Persons 3 2 8 1 7 4 2 5 UJ ro Q) CJ) 0 rJJ H 0 rJJ H rJJ (o;$ ro CJ) CJ) +> >. :> ;:.... :> >. {/) CJ) U1 H ·M ~<.O -~ John Senr John Jr Friderick Fr anklin Benj a.min F Jr Chitwood Matthias Geor ge Ri chard Copel and Eliz abeth & wm Claibourn Willi am A Custer Henr y Senr Carper Moses G Closs Morgan Choice Gresham Cuff J ames (F Negro) Clark J ohn Henry Jr Cassell John Ni c hol ass Cousins Martin (F Negro) Cox Moses W Daniel Crumpecker Owen Cavender John Coop er Greensvill e Crumpton Thomas Cl ay Eli zabe th Claytor Har vey Crumb Robert 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 UJ ~ <.O Cf.) ~ ~ N Cf.) ~ rJJ H 0 ~ 1 1 1 5 2 1 2 3 1 3 1 3 1 2 6 3 3 1 1 1 l 1 2 1 1 1 1 8 l 1 1 1 1 CJ) d rd l 1 1 rJJ CJ) CJ) 1 2 15 10 2 l 1 �~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~-----.. ....... ~----~~--~~-- - ~ . ~.....-~~ A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Ha irston Commiss ion e r of the Reven u e in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 s... Q) ~ Q) ~ Q) > > > 0 0 Ul ~ Q) (",) ~ ~ <i1 Ul ell Q) Q) Names of Persons +-' ~ · r-C > >. cl! ~tO HtO -r-4 U) r-4 I l,li j ~ ~ i Dudley Patcy James Gwin Robert L Dehaven Abraham Jesse Doss Robert James L William Dt:er1 ng Jo81 John A Dickenson Pleasant George W John W Dent William H David Abraham Isaac Dunmon John Senr James W John Jr William D Dilli on Clo ah Jesse Samue l Peter Dunn Thomas Wi ns t o n G Dil l ar d Hen r y Davis William Thomas 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 2 > 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 14 (/) rn r-4 2 1 1 4 2 >. HN 1 6 Q) (/) Q) ell 2 ~ 5 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 9 3 4 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 3 1 Names of Pe r sons 0 1 1 s..i Q) Q) 4 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 0 (/) o > > en 0 Ul S-4 (/) C"J (/} ("j Q) Q) CJ (!) S-4 1 1 5 S-4 Q) > Ul (fJ (1) Ul Ul 0 ;.... Dr ap er Jotrn W Martin Dou g hton Sa lley Dudl ey Willi am Dangerfi eld Edward Di ckenson Car ey Edwards Ne hemi a h Jesse Ellis Zachariah Warren Ewbank James W Eddes Joseph Earley Elizabeth (FN) Eanes Herbert Earley Juble A Ellis Randolph (F Negro) Fear John I Foster J ohn George P Gabriel Hugh William Isaa c Larkin Fitzpattrick Thomas J Finney Zachariah Ann John Jr FN == Fr ee Negro ;.., ..c tO ;::: ....... l 2 ro (/) Q) Q) Q) -.. .. >. > .µ · r-C s..i Ul >, > >. .... ~ '.!:) ~N ~ Cf) ..--l CfJ 1 1 3 (/) S-4 0 ::r: 3 3 3 1 1 l 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 8 12 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 15 1 4 1 6 9 3 ~ �~ A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the ctY of Franklin for th e year 1840 ~ Q) > 0 Ul C/l H Q) Q Names of Persons I I o;- :::S ~ 0 al in M' Ferguson Jeremiah Senr Samuel H Wiley John John W Fishbourn Jacob Samuel Frith Thomas Fralin Henry David Fremon Simon (F Negro) Feazle J ohn M Aaron Will i am Field Richa r d Franklin Peter J ames Owen Fountain Gibson Fuller Brittan Gravelly Francis Gilchrist David Good David Senr Jacob David J r George John Griffith Sparrel H Daniel +> Q) ~ Q) Q.) > > 1 ~ C/l Cil Q) <l> > ~ C/l (1l <l> Q) >. :> >. (lj H N ...... :zi ...... (,!) 1 1 1 2 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 0 l 1 1 1 (]) <l> Q.) crj Cil +> >. > >. :> >. Q) Names of Persons ::x:: 1 1 l 2 :> 0 C/l 0 rJJ H H C/l C\l rJJ Cil rJJ H 0 1 3 ~ :> Ul ell 1 1 1 1 2 l Ul H <l> C/l <l> 2 1 1 2 Q.) > 4 2 1 1 2 6 1 4 6 3 l 1 2 f-1 Q) 0 C/l 0 C/l H f-1 ...... :>. ti;! l'-i ~~ ~ 3 2 2 2 1 2 ·r-f ~ - John Senr Ea van Elijah J ohn J r J ehu Gilbert Samuel Senr .Kemuel C William Thomas Gregory wm H Richard Glass John Gallaspey William Eavan Jr Jer emi ah Gassler Ja cob Senr John Greer Char 1 es J ames Ri cha rd William Thom as S Elisha Graley J ames Thomas Guilliams Robert Senr Robt Jr Graves Ann Gill Charles A Gorman Armstead Q) (.!) M 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 Q) ...... (,!) r-1 N Cl) ...... Cl) ...... Q) rJJ H 0 ::x:: 2 2 3 5 2 1 1 2 2 3 l 5 3 l l l 4 2 l 2 1 1 2 1 l 1 l 1 en l l l l l l 1 2 1 1 6 1 1 1 4 �A List of Taxable pr operty Within t he District of Robt Hairston Conmli ssioner of the Reven u e in t he cty of Franklin for t he year 1840 Q) > > 0 0 Names of Per sons f !...~_.. ?> ::s ~:1 9: .i) -n *I Gallaway Will i am D Geer Reuben C Good David (Jacob Son) Gillinwaters Thomas Gahart Burwell Griggs Wistley Gillinwaters Nathan Gray Edward Grant James Godfrey Joseph Gray Joseph Hol loway Hugh John Hodges Joseph Robert D Elisha (Wll1 Son) Robt Senr Owens CK John (Robt Son) Jonathan Rivers Gabriel Burwell Lewis wm Son Elisha (Beds Son)? Booker John Red nd Isham Elijah Jo ab hd = head *Carryall $50 H H ~ Q) Q) ff) > 0 > 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 Q) > > ff) ~ CfJ w <lJ Q) Ul Q) ~ rn H 0 Names of Persons 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 0 {/) 0 (/J ;,., H Ill ('j (/J :'j a> CJ a> Q) .c c.o ~ rJ H ~ ·..o ~ (./) -4 l Robert K Ab ednego Lfr e~ Flemin g Joiln Red hd Son 1 11 John (Chest . Mountain) 1 Currell ll Jon at han (Htp?) 1 Willi am Piper 1 Elisha (Robt Son) l Hodges Rowland 1 Josiah .. Piper 2 Hall Edward William Story CK 11 J ohn (cl Son) 1 Wiley P 1 Hezakiah Senr 2 Robert 1 Hier am 11 Middleton 1 11 Randolph 1 Claibourn 1 Elisha 1 Harrison Sparrel Holcomb Lewis 1 Jeremiah 1 Holland Abraham T 1 I 1 John M Exer of John) Ashworth Deed ) 3 J ohn M 2 11 J ohn (Pi g river) 1 6 CK = creek (/J Q) (/J >. > :>, > >. ·ri ?; :r: 1 1 1 1 1 l-1 (l) > ~ <.O H <.O HN - .-< ~~ tlJ .-< 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l-1 0 ff) ff) H H U) H Ul ro {/) C'1 Q) (j Q) (l) (j) (j) ~ Q) :>, :>, c'.:! 1·.-1 >. C'1 > ~ Q) 0 ~N (./) .-< :r: I I 2 l I I 1 I I 3 I I 1 I I 1 I I1 I 21 1 1 1 1 5 4 ~ �~ A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner o.f t he Revenue in the cty of Franklin fo r the year 1840 H H Q) (]) ;> ;> ;> Q) 0 en H ~~ Names of Persons i ~ [ ~ ~ srn ~~ Thomas J James Hunter John Robert Hutson Joel Senr William (R bag) Tipton W James Peyton Hunt Stephen Senr Daniel B Charles Obadiah James John Obadihs Son Haynes Robert Stephen John 0 W Drewry John Housemen David Peter Adam George Hutcheson William Matthew George J ohn C David K Hancock Benjami n Jr - - ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 .,, 0 H Ul (]) roQ) w ro Q) (]) en ;> >. :> >. en H ctj H U) ...-< H H 0 2 1 2 3 2 1 1 2 2 7 1 2 12 2 4 1 6 1 3 1 1 1 4 3 1 2 2 lC 1 1 1 ~ ] 2 ~ ....__ Names of Persons :I:: 4 2 Q) Q) HN IZl ...-< 12 o rn H en ca tfl ro (.0 a.> :> tfl 8 Henry Benjamin Lfree Hix Matthew (F Negro) Hiatt Joseph James Moses Hale Thomas William Lewis P John S Hale Fr a nces J eremiah P Hier am John Horsley Willi am J oseph Hairston Robert Ro bert P Hurd William Huf f Is aac Ja cob Hur t Ir a Hill Muerar? (Mariah?) Ma ddi son Heuston Hu gh M Hixon William Hubbard Moses Senr Moses Jr Harrison Joseph Peter Hambleton J ames -·- ·.i -- H H Q) 0 {/) a.> ro H Q) ;> :> o en o rn H M en ro en c1:I (]) Q) Q) +> >. ;> ·r-f ('j ~~ a.> (]) >. :> >. cd ...-< (.0 U) ....... .--! CN U) ...-< (fl (]) (fl H 0 :I:: 1 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 L ~ ree 1 1 1 l 2 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 4 2 l 5 1 7 1 1 1 1 9 2 2 2 2 ;) 1 1 1 l l l 1 2 2 1 l 1 1 �A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 18~0 ' $..< Q) M :> :> Q) 0 Names of Persons (/) (/] ~ Q) <":i +' Q) ·r-1 Q) 0 (/) 0 (/] ~ S... U1 ro (/] (lj Q) Q) Q) :> :>, :> >. C\l H >. C\l ~ (.0 H (.0 i i ~ i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ~ 1.f) Q) 1.f) 3 2 Q) ~N tn r-! 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 4 Names of Pe rso ns 1 4 1 1 I nglish Me nus Lewis & Gwin 3 John 2 2 1 Thomas 3 4 1 FN = Free Negro For "I" look through 4 4 3 Q) > > 0 rJJ 0 (/) ...... *1 (/') Q) (/) H 0 ..:: ~ ("j N -! '..!) -! if) l 1 1 Janney John Senr Sparr e l P Isaac Senr J ohn Jr Margaret Burwell Isaac J r J arrett Adda William Jones Abigal Ezekiel Isaac M John L Isaac Jr & Lewis John Violet Creed T Robert David James Catlett Reuben Braxton James Samuel Thomas James Fos ter Ingrum Alexander ~ .: -j Q) :-i f/J :"j f/J CJ CJ Q) · r-1 Willi am Henr y Gwin D all of "J." Q) $..< Q) +' :>, > >. > >. ?=: ....... 4 1 1 1 Q) ~ 2 5 (/) C\l 2 1 1 ~ :> 0 (/) :> -1""'1 ~....1 Hoy Samuel J Holt Newett Hardy John Harriss Micajah (FN) Huts George William Jr William Senr Hundley Robert Hodges Alexander Holley Lewis David Hodges James Huts James P Holley Joseph James Hoffman John Holcomb Joseph Holland William Hodges Armstead Ha l e Lewis Hol lan d & Street Hodges Isham Henr y Samuel Hunt Harrison Hatc her Thomas F Ha l l Samuel Harvey James ~ (!) M ~ ::r: if) -! 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 l 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 5 2 1 2 2 2 1.0 3 3 8 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 4 2 2 ... 4 * 5 Carryall $70 ~ ~ �~ A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 Q) ::> Names of Persons James Elcaney T Jimmison Samuel Jeff er son Field Greansvill p Alexander Peter F Johnson John Henry B Justice James Joshua Squire Jenkins Henry Robert Jentry Jinnay John (Margarets Son) Jones William (Copper) Martin Jinkins Andersen Inglish John K f ~ 1g L ~ i * Keslter (Kesler?) Jacob Henry Andrew Kemp William James Addra Kirks William James ~amue± amue jenr r * Probably meant Kestler. Q) > 0 Q) :> ::> rJJ M Ul t"\1 ~ OJ OJ rn H f-4 Q) rJJ 0 Q) M f-1 M Ul M Ul t"\1 (/} Q) OJ OJ :> >. > >. +-> ~ (Tj (Tj HtD HN ·...C ~~ 3 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 p:t.l ........ 2 7 5 1 0 r-1 :I: 1 3 1 8 3 1 1 1 4 1 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 (I) :> 0 rJJ f-1 Ul (';! Q) OJ ::> o rn M rn (oj rn (I) rn OJ OJ +' >. ::> >. :> >. Names of Persons M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 IZl Q) rn (I) OJ o en f-1 en ~ 0 S.. S.. (Tj •...C .C! tO 3:: Keys Thomas J ames King Elizabeth Kid John Elisha Kennon Henr y (F Negro) Keen Thomas S Ashford Elizabeth David S Knowles Michael Kennet Zachariah Kingery Thomas Jeff er son Bird Kropph Henr y Kelley Richard Kitchen John W Kirks Spencer Keen Elish a Law Henry Jr Burwell Senr Thomas S Daniel Butler Naaman Henry Senr John Jr Adam * Ridin g Carri age $200 r-1 (Tj ..... c.o ..... N U)r-1 U) ...... M 0 ::c: 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 5 3 6 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 7 8 2 3 6 2 l l 1 1 1 1 l l l 2 10 3 1 l 4 20 5 3 1 1 2 1 l 1 6 2 1 4 * �A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commission e r of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 H H Q) > > 0 0 (j} Ul H Names of Persons i i e: ~ ;c I Jesse Na than iel Amos B Booker Thomas Senr Ransome Lacy John Frances Thomas J Lavender John Senr Thornton Chilton William Joseph John Jr Lavender James Jesse Love Henry Josiah Lasure Mart el James W Leffew Josiah John Thomas Enoch Lemmon Benjamin Lynch Laet it ia Thomas Christopher James H Q) Q) ("j +-1 Q) ·r-f >, Q) (/') H > H ro ro HN ~~ H (!) VJ ,.... .-1 ICr.l .-( 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 H 0 ·rl tt: l l l l 1 3 7 2 3 2 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 2 5 2 1 1 1 Names of Persons Lapr ad Willi am Lon g (L ang?) Abe l Look a do William Levesy Sparrel Lee Char les C Lambert Edward Lavender Milton H Manning Samuel Jr Morgan Samuel V Mitchell Thomas J Mason Christopher Mitchell James C Mills Willi am James H Samuel Mason James Charles R John Lewis,s Son Lewis John (Na than Son) Robert Miles Perrygan Joseph John Julius S Jourden Mitchell Harvey James Senr Elisha William J * Gigg $100 0 (/) 0 (/') ::... r= Cl> Cl> +J >, 2 1 > (J) (/) 1 1 7 4 1 > Ul 3 2 Q) Ul 1 2 1 2 l 2 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 ~ Q) 0 (/) 1 2 2 1-l > 0 Ul rn ro cn ro Q) (J) (J) (J) > >, > >, H Q) .c ~ ~ =: ~ 1-l (/') :'j CJ (l.l (/J :\1 Q) Q) > >, > . (/') Q) (/') >, ::... ,..J '" .) -{ '.0 -{ N (/) -< (/) ~ 0 ~ l l 1 1 2 1 1 l 1 1 l * l l 1 1 l 2 1 l 1 l l 1 1 1 l l 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 l 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 3 4 1 2 2 3 ~ ""'() �.. ~ A List of Taxable property Withi n the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the ctY of Franklin for the year 1840 H Q) > $..! H Cl> Q) > 0 0 Cl) Cll H a> ro +J ~ Names of Persons ·.-i ~~ Ro·o ert Thomas H William William D Bird Martin William (R Ba g) J ames ( w111 Son) Matthew Mary an Hugh Martin John (S CK) James Senr Sal ley Stephen Hezakiah Manning Samuel Senr McCall John Milley Mullins Adrain Booker Joseph Manifee George Same Trustee f Danl? William Wiley McGhee Martin Nelson Robert Merrida James Mcbride Charles 'i ::J' ....... ~ ~ ~ f CK - - --= {/} $..! > 0 S... ell Q.) 0 Q) (/) .-l rJ) ~ 1 3 Cll ell (/1 ell Q) Q.) Cll Q.) Q.) Q.) (jJ Ul $..! 0 1 1 1 2 2 1 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 3 1 10 1 1 11 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 4 7 1 Names of Persons ::i:: 3 8 Ul S.. (13 2 1 1 1 0 Q.) 1 1 Cll H Cll 1 1 1 0 > Q) 1 3 Q) > Ul 1 2 Cll $..! $..! m ro Q) > >. > >. c1i c1i H <D HN Cl) Q.) Q) > Cl) $..! $..! Q) 4 2 3 Moore William Sht CK James (Snow CK) David John Abraham John (Town CK) James (N CK) Rod um Joseph Moore Willi am (Town CK) Drewry Richard Mary ann (Stor y CK) Ma tthews John William Banis ter Weyatt Mattox Gabri el Samuel J Maxey J ames Sen r Barn abas Mac henhi mer J acob G Ga bri el Metz John Thomas Muse Henry L Frances Alfred S H Massey Obadiah Maffitt John Q.) +' >. > >. > :>. ...... c1i c1i ~~ 1 2 2 3 .-l <D ~ N Cl) ........ 2 1 Cl) ........ 1 1 ~ 0 ::i:: 3 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 l 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 l 2 1 1 1 2 1 4 10 3 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 6 3 1 1 = Creek :::::;&, - ~' __, ,,,,, _ __ _ _ _ _ __ ~ �1 A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 H Cl> H :> 0 en (/) H Names of Persons * I ~ I ::s ~ i McGuf fin Robert Montref f Isaac Mooreman Achil lis H Murrel Thomas McCrery John E Martin John wm Son Thomas Monday Rial James Allen Mccraw John (McCrom?) Alexander Mitchell David James H Markham Salley Mason Nathan Massey Maddison McEvet Joseph Moore Allen Wilson G Mires John Moon Littlebury McGhee Jesse Ma ttox David Nowlin John Pleasant Wilson Hopkins * Buggy $75 <l,) :> 0 (/) H (/) cd Q) r:l Q.) Q) ::> 'M >. cd +> ~~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H <l,) :> Q) o en H m ro Q) Q) >. :> >. cd r-; c.o m ,.-j 1 3 HN tn . . . l 5 Cl> (/) H 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q) ;> ;> H Q) > +> >. ;> d ~ 3: Newbill Hopyan William P Niblett William S Nibl ett John Newberry Thomas Nicholes Nathaniel Christopher Flail Jesse William John Elisha Nicholson J ames L Newman William J Nortrop J ohn H Nowlin Lang & Woods Naff J oseph Newbill Nathaniel P Nowell Addason s.., ro Q) Q.) ·r-i ..c c.o (fJ ~ >. c.o (/)~ 2 ;> >. r;j en H ~N (/) (fJ Q) ,_. 0 :I: 3 2 2 3 l l 2 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * 1 1 2 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 Names of Persons :I: 4 1 H <l,) o en o en 0 s.., H m ro en r.1 en Q) Q) Q) Q) (/) 1 3 2 H 1 1 13 1 4 2 2 14 Odaneal Thomas A Oxley John Wilson Samuel Jenkin Senr Jenkin Jr Armstead J Bluford H Owens Henry S * 1 1 6 1 6 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 Sulky$40 ~ �~ A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commi ssioner of the Revenue in the ctY of Franklin for the year 1840 H M Q) > 0 Names of Persons ' I ::I ~ .f Perkins John Senr William T Temple John Jr Frances Parker William Prunty Nancy Robert Patterson Samuel Senr Saml Senr Adm of) C. Patterson Deed) Sa.rah Patterson Andrew J ohn James Powell Will i am Deed Robert Senr Charles Robt J r (or Crow)? Charles B Lewellin H Paschall Ransome Pearson Thomas Peyton Ri chmond Prillaman David Daniel J r J acob Daniel Senr ,, ~~~~~~~~~ H Q) en rn ro Cl> M ell Q) Q) §~ > >. cd ~~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M rn ro Cl> Cl> > >. cd H N rJJ ...... 3 5 2 5 7 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 23 7 1 6 9 12 1 3 1 1 1 1 o en > o en M H rn ro en ro Q) a> Cl> a> +.l •>. > >. ...... cd ...... c.o §~ > rn Cl> en M 0 ~ Names of Persons H Cl> M Cl> > o en M en clj Q) Cl> > >. cd ,..... CN rt.l ...... rt.l ...... John 2 2 Samuel 1 1 Dennis 1 Fleming 1 2 Parmer Samuel 1 2 William 1 2 Pinkard Robert Senr 1 7 1 John Senr 2 8 3 Charles Senr 1 6 Robert Jr 1 Benj arnin F 1 4 John M 1 18 Prophet Austin 1 5 Harvey 1 2 Parcel Joel 1 5 John 3 5 William 1 9 J ames 1 2 Potter Lewis Jr 1 2 2 Lewis Senr L ree 1 1 John 2 3 1 Payn e Flail Senr 1 2 1 Flail Jr 1 2 Poinedexter Cephus & Mot her 1 7 3 Peters Joseph 1 2 Willis 1 4 Jourden 3 3 Preston Stephen 1 4 8 Pullin Tilghman A 1 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 a> > > o en o en r/l H +.l ~ ...... H Q) 7 1 7 1 1 1 1 4 1 2 2 3 3 2 1 1 rn Cl> en M 0 :x: 3 1 1 2 1 5 9 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 4 2 1 5 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 9 3 �A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 H H H :> :> :> Q) o en H enS-len~enCIS Q) ('j Q) (l) Q) Q) Names of Persons 'I ~ ~ ~ l Pe>wer J ohn Levy Perdue John Jr Ely Poff George Price Merrit Pugh Thomas H Pelter James Pleasant M Parberry Salley Patterson Robert Peters William Payne John Pinkard Charles Jr. William Thomas Peters Henry Prillaman David (J. Son) Prophet David Powell Robert E Perdue Otey Perkins Jane Powell Thomas Pearson S A Rakes William David Elisha Lewis Roe Abreham (F Negro) +>~:>>.:>>. ·r-i ('\! ('\! ..c <.O ;?: ....... 1 1 1 1 1 1 <.O C\l ............ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 H Q) (l) Q) :> > > o en ocn ocn H H en en ro Q)enroQ) enro Q) Q) Q) Q) (l) .µ >. >>.>>.en oen oen S-4 H H Q) Q) S... en Q) en H 0 ::c Names of Persons Ratliff William Matthew 11 1 Rives Joseph 1 George W Read William 31 I Richards Charles Wateman 11 1 Mary 1 Baley Gabriel ii I Robert Sympson 111 Franklin Edward Robertson Richard Littlebury Thomas James Jourden Rogers J ohn 21 1 Ramsey Woodson Senr 3 Woodson Jr Theodorick A Dani el Thomas Jr Ramsey Tandy 211 Radford James 1 Samuel Robert Lewi s ro ·r-i ~~ ro ....... <.O Cl) rl H 0 ..-1 C\l Cl) ....... ::c l 1 2 l 2 2 l 2 2 l 1 1 1 1 i 1 i 1 I I I2 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 i I 4 I1 I t i I i I I~ 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 2 7 1 3 3 1 ~ �~ A Lis t of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Reven u e in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 M Q) Q) (1) :> :> > 0 f/l f/l S... (1) Names of Persons f ~ w ;t ~ .... .... z I) Joshua George Real Michael James Mary Richardson John William Radford James Jr .. Samuel Jr Lewis Jr Real Andrew Rains Bartlett Y Richardson James Ramsey Parks H Rains Yancy Rice Thomas M M Cd r.n Cd Q) r.n (1) Stegall Allen William Senr Drinkard Henry Rives H Snuff er John Standley Luke wm Jr or Buck Richard George Moses Peyton Thomas (/J (/J (1) (1) f/l Ul C'd Q) Ul M +l §~ 2 ::I:: 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 Names of Persons 0 r ... 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 ~ r ... Samuel Swinfield Lark en Fleming Clayton Smith Nancy Phi 11 aJuon Gideon Robert (Otter CK) Elizabeth Stephen F Jame s (N CKf William (Co. Son) Weyatt Thomas (Bds CK) Creed Robert (B run) Rosann ah Henry (Gd Son) Samuel (Gd Son) Jones Phillip Sutherland William M Street William A Swinney Joel Jonathan Short Reuben Calvin R John Y Saul Thomas * Barauck $100 0 (/J M M Cd Ul Cd M (1) Cd 1 :> rn H <.O H N ju) .-t IZl .-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 > 0 0 ,'T ~ (1) :> Cd > >. :> >. Cd M (1) (1) +l ~ ·~ M Q) 0 f/l 0 f/l M M Q) M (1) >. :> >. ·~ ~;e Cd (1) C/l Q) Q) rn > >. Cd .-1 (!) .-1 "1 U) .-1 U) .-1 M 0 ::x:: 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 4 0 5 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 10 3 8 3 1 1 1 l l 2 3 2 1 1 3 1 1 7 7 2 1 1 3 1 l l l 2 l l 1 1 1 l 2 1 l b l 11 2 3 2 * �---·----- ----- -- ---- - A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 H H H Q) Q) Q) Names of Persons en H t.O HN ~~ tr.l ....... 0 i i ~ ~ ff; O'J James D Samuel Albert John Taswell Stockton Elizabeth Peter C. L * SutherlandWilliam Polley Ransome Senr Fanney Ransome Jr Scar borough Robert William Sigmon Jacob Senr Wi l liam Senr Joseph Thomas P e ter Wi l l iam B J ac ob H Ro bert We y att J Sigmon John Saunders Samuel Pet e r Senr ** Peter Jr Peter & C<? Sermonus Be njamin Is aac John * Buggy $100 ** Rg Ca rr i age $200 ~~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l~ H ::x:: 1 4 4 1 g 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 r ~ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 42 12 4 6S 1 Q) .µ en 1 1 If) Q) 1 1 > 11 18 1 8 1 4 10 33 10 2 Names of Persons Thomas Scott Mi c hael w William T Sandford William Sr Jesse John William Jr Starkey William Joshua Shavers Isnam (F Negro) John Shivley Isaac William Daniel David Shorter John Booker William James Thomas H Woodson A Sale Elenor Short Robert Senr Samuel Saunders Alexander (F Negro) Smothers Charles (F Negro) Keziah Bluford Sadler Calla * Carry al 1 $50 ·M ::> 0 (/) o en i-1 i-1 c11 H l 3 7 3 2 M Q) o en 0 c1$ M Q) > > > o rn o rn rn H H ms... rnQ) Q)cd Q)rn Q)ro Q) ti1 .µ ~ > >, > >. c<j > ·M H Q) ro en ro rn Q) Q) Q) Q) >, > >. > 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 >. C'd C'd ~~ Q.) ~ (.0 S-1 ~N (/) --l (/) ....... 2 If) Q) If) 1 0 tt: l 4 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 4 1 1 2 2 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 * ~ �~ A Lis t of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the ctY of Fr ank lin for the year 1840 ~ M a> :> 0 en Names of Persons * 'l ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ m Saunders Jesse Booker Shelton Tavenor C. Stump Thomas Sigmon John C. Standley Owen Scott Robert A Standley George & Swinfield Saunders John R Smith Lucy Samuel W a> :> {/} M f-4 o en en cd ~ 0 Ul H en cd a> cd a> Q) +J ~ :> >. :> >. ·r-( ~~ cd ..-l (!) rn ..-l Q) Q) cd H C\1 r/.lr-{ 1 1 1 1 1 a> :> 0 Ul H 0 = 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 1 1 4 3 s 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ul !fl cd Q) Names of Persons Samuel Page Burwel l Turner George Senr George J r Willi am Senr Josi ah Andr ew H Meshack Obadi ah Constant Juble Ri chard H Elizabeth Char l es Jeoffr y Thomas Nathani el Charles Ric lrnrd Tal li aferro Ri cha r d M Nor bon M Henr y Taylor J ames George Jesse A Jo hn M Thompson George P John Tinsley Willis Senr Willi s Jr •. 1 . - , 'I A ·. "'II i'-t ;-' M f-4 a> :> Q) M Ul 1 2 2 Tyree William B 1 1 Tyree Lucy & Salley Lucy Salley & Judith 1 Hier am 2 2 Ter ry Carter B 1 Hezakiah F 1 3 Ta t e Caleb 1 15 Tench Green R l Richard S 1 Henry W 1 Andrew W 1 Cl ark W 1 Edward 1 Henry Senr L·. ree Troup Henry L ree John 1 Thornton Sterling Senr 1 John 1 Baruck $20 f-4 a> :> :> o en o en en M cd M Ul cd a> a> Q) Q) a> Q) +J >. :> >. :> >. · r-1 ~~ cd ~ (!) rt.l r-{ cd ~ C\1 rt.l r-{ 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 en (J.) (/} M 0 = 1 4 1 6 1 6 1 1 4 1 2 2 4 5 2 3 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 l l 1 1 l 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 2 2 1 l 3 1 1 1 1 2 5 2 3 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 4 * �A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Reven u e in the cty of Franklin fo r the year 1840 M M Q) Q) Q) > > > 0 M 0 (j} fJl H Q) {iS Names of Persons ' -' > ;:I' ~ ~ ".) ir n Reuben L Ti pton Trail James Jr William Senr William Jr Turnbull Hay William Teary Henry James Thomas James A Talliaferro Landen Thurmon Robert Turner William F Negro Turner Richard (R bag) Underwood William Senr Samuel Senr William Jr Manuel Samuel Jr John William (Wm Son) Creed Archer Uhlman Samuel Jose ph J ohn Underwood Robert Thomas Alexand}r :rosenh r +.J ~ ·r-i o en S-4 (j} Q) > C\1 (1j Q) >. ~~ H C.O 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 (1) .... UJ S-4 C/l C\1 Q) Q) > >. HN (1j en Q) en H 0 v.i .... :I: 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 H M Q) Q) ;> ;> > 1 1 H Q) UJ C\! C/l C\1 Q) Q) Q) Q) +-> >. Names of Persons ·~ ~ <.O - Vail Clandious Vest John Samuel Via James Josias Anderson Isaac John Peter Williamson Lawson Witcher William Jr r William Sen Polley Williams Daniel W Jesse Thomas Johnson Whorley George Moses Walker Nathaniel Elisha Henry Samuel Wade Edward Marshall Bradley John F John Esqr Henry H James ..-1 0 Ill o en 0 Ill M Ill (rj ~ H (l) Q) ;> ;>, ;> ;>, Q r-1 ff) r-1 c.o ro Ill Q) en M r-1 N ff) rl 0 :I: J J 2 1 1 l 2 r ._ 1 2 L r ee 1 l l 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 2 2 2 2 l 1 2 1 l 1 1 1 Lf ree 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 4 3 2 1 3 4 1 1 2 6 13 3 4 3 2 1 2 1 2 1 4 3 11 2 4 ~ �~ A List of Taxabl e property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the c ty of Franklin for the year 1840 M M M M (1) Q) (1) M (1) > > > 0 > > 0 > M 0 Ul Ul M O.> ro Names of Persons I 'g * ~ 0 sm {/J 0 Ul M M tl.l ro Ul t1$ Q) Q) ~~ 1 Ann 1 H (!) HC\l Ul r-i ~ r-i 1 4 1 Isaac 1 Lewis 2 Winfrey Stephen Dore ass Wray Martna Westley 1 Woods Wiley P 1 12 Wiley P E~er of Josian) Woods Dec ) 4 Samuel H 1 1 Robert T 1 3 George H 1 1 Woodey Martin 1 2 Randolph 1 4 Henry 2 4 Jeoffry 1 2 Allen 1 , Mitchell M .l Wiley 1 Webb Joseph 1 Josiah 1 Waggoner Melchor Lj ree Henry 1 Warren Elijah 1 5 John W 1 1 Wingfield Christopher 1 6 Austin 1 1 * Baruck $1 50 ~ ·-~- # Q) +' ..... ~ ro> >. ro> >. John P Lucy Q) 1 5 0 Q) 2 l 1 1 4 1 1 1 2 14 3 1 3 3 2 3 6 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 2 Names of Persons ::c 1 1 5 2 >. .µ Ul M 0 5 tl.l M oo ro (1) (1) Ul 1 Q) Willi am Jr John S Willis Mark Wright William Whitlow Brittan Willia1n Banister Whitlow Nichol ass White Henry P J ames M Willi am Wal dron William I s aac Wil lar d Henr y Wood Josi ah Wingo Eli zabeth Davis Willi ams John Walton Doctr L Wilks J on a th an Wright wm (R oag CK) Willis Harden Fleming Wickham Natnaniel Wingo Warren Walker Ro oert M Wiles Smith Young Samuel J ohn Senr R b ag CK = Runn ett Bag Creek * Q) 0 CIJ M Ul ro CIJ >. > >. en {/J M ro Ul Q) Q) > ..... ro r-i (!) ~~ rJ) ..... 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q) Q) Q) cj r-i C\l rJ) ..... r.. 0 = 1 l 1 4 2 5 * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 l 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 3 2 2 1 4 Buggy $75 $2 .1 ii �A List of Taxable property Within the District of Robt Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the cty of Franklin for the year 1840 H H Q) H Q) H Q) > > o en o en en H H en H en ~ en ro Q) ~ Q) Q) Q) Q) +.J Q) > >. > >. ·r-< ::>, :> .c <!) ;s:: ,.-f ro ~ ' \0 ,.-f - I ~ K ~ § .~, ':'I' m Peter William (Rd CK) Young James Jr Littleberry John Jr Armstead William (N CK) Samuel C Joseph R Peter V Camaralzamond J a mes Senr Lewis 31 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 L~ree Ze igler J ohn Micha el Jac ob C Joshua en Q) en H 0 :> > i-1 Q) 5 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 H i-1 (/J <il (!) Q) (/J ~ Q) Q) +.J >, Names of Pe rson s -::I! 1 1 ll N Q) o en o en 0 Names of Persons H Q) I~ m ;:::: r-1 Sulky > >, ~ ~ (!) U) ....... > 0 (f) H (f) :'J Q) Q) > » ro ~ N Cf) ,.-f (/} Q) (fJ H 0 ::I! l i ght t wo-wheeled one-hors e carri age for. one p er son , Carryall = a light cover ed carriage having 4 wheels and seats f or 4 or more persons and us ually drawn by one horse. 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 Gia (A copy of t h e c omplete hand wr i tten l ist wil l b e placed in the Vi rgin i a Room of the Roa noke City Pub lic Library) llarouchc The distri ct of Moses Gr eer will be pri nted next i ssue. u, '() �ROLL OF VOTERS REGISTERED AT GOODVIEW , VA . ( Bedford County) (The cut off is for those born prior to 1900) NAME Al len, C. T. Allen , James T. Board, James G. Board, William H. Bond:, B. R. Bond , Giles Bond , Hewitt Brown , Charles Brunner, Joseph BIRTH 2-11-1855 10-29-1856 1- 8- 1834 3- 15-1895 1864 6- 7-1887 J- 2-1890 J-21- 1891 J- 8-1870 OCCUPATION REGISTERED Farmer Farmer 10-10-1902 9-11-1914 School teacher Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Section laborer 9-29-1902 8 - J-1943 9-2 9-1902 8 - 3-194J 8 - 3-1943 10- 1-1948 6-18-1923 Carner, J. D. Carner , James M. Carroll , B. R. Carroll , Ida C. Carroll , T. A. Chandler , J . E. Chattin, J , L. Chittum , W. H. J r . Clement , E. H. Clement, J . W. Collins, Edward Conley, Elizabeth Conley , T. S . Creasey , E. M. Creasey , G. P. Creasey, H. M. Creasey , J . B. Creasey , Sallie B. Crester , J, T. Cromer, Fannie May Cromer, J , G. Cunningham , w. C. 1- 3-1882 8- 4-1850 6- 8- 1860 4-22-1866 12-16- 1899 8-21- 1863 12- 2-1881 8- 8-1887 12- 4-1888 6-22- 1843 9- 2- 1884 7-18-1891 4- 6-1882 7-11-1852 2-22-1898 8- 8-1880 lr-26-1856 11-10- 1862 9- 4-1870 7-30-1897 J-11-1888 8- 8-1865 Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Carpenter Miller Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Railroad Work Farmer Railroad Work Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Miller 9-16-1903 9-17-1914 5- 2-1914 9-17-1903 4-28-1926 1-26-1922 7-23-1919 10- 1-1902 7-24-1935 10- 1-1902 9-29-1902 7-Jl- 1922 10- 2-1913 10- 4-1924 11-22-1917 10- 6-1902 Debo , Mrs Dossie Debo, H. J, Debo, L. C. Debo, Ianiston Debo , Mrs. Ianiston Debo, W. H. Debo , W. R. Dennison , M. L. Dent, Lem Dickerson, C. E. Dickerson , C. H. Dickerson, C. R. Dickerson , J, G. Dickerson , J. P, 9-18- 1870 9-25-1898 11-13- 1836 11- J - 1859 9-18-1870 9-25-1859 4-21- 1895 8- 6-1871 2-18-1894 5- 1-1891 7-12-1848 7-10- 1854 10-16-1839 5-12- 1879 Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Merchant Housekeeper Merchant Farmer Farmer Railroading Canner Farme r Farmer Farmer Engineer 7-30-1921 6-21-1919 8-7-1902 9-2 9-1902 10-12-1920 10- 8-1902 6-25 -1919 10- b-1920 8- J-194J 7- 4-1935 9-29-1902 10- 1-1902 9 - 20-1902 4- 5-1920 Agnt Vgn \rlralma.Appal8oh1an Notos ftr 9-17-1903 9-30-1902 9-16-1903 7-Jl-1922 5- 7-1955 8-15-1914 I �hi Dickerson , Gracie M. Dickerson , William Dickerson , H . 11- 4-1893 6- 17- 185 9- 23-1 876 1-10-1845 4-13-1876 9- 25- 1876 Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer 8- 3-1943 9-29-1902 9-29-1902 9-30- 1902 9- 30-1902 9-22-1914 2- 26-1874 1- 16- 1852 1-13- 1877 9- 2- 1892 Farmer Fa rmer Mill Hand Fa rmer 9-16-1903 9-17-1903 9- 11-1903 6-22-1919 Franklin , W. R . 3- 27- 1878 Miller 9-16-1903 Geari ng , Luther W. 9- 4-1885 Carpenter 8-31-1911.:· Dra per, B . H. Dra p er , J . C . Dt..trham , C. M. Ellis Ellis Ellis Ellis , , , , B. G. J. M. J. Walter Grover L. ( or T. ) Hannabass , H. H. Hannabass , Herber t M. Hannabass , J . E . Hanna bass , J . M. Hanna bass , Jo hn D. Hannabass , R. L . Hanna ba ss , W. J. Hannabass , Wa lter S . Harri ngton , Ar thur Ha rtwell, B. F . Hix, Howa r d Hix , J . C. Hix, J. E . Hix, Mary E . Hix , Oswald Hogen, Clifton Hogen, Virg inia P. Holdren , J . L. Hubbard, M. F. Huddleston , Emmitt C. Huddleston, Fannie E. Hurt , R. J . 1-17-187 0 11- 17-1893 6-18- 1896 12-13- 1856 10- 9- 1894 8- 19-1883 5-12-1866 4- 6-1891 2- 2-1884 9-10-1856 11-25-1884 4- 15-1892 8-28-1848 6-15-1859 4-23-1885 12- 4-1885 7-25-1883 10-15-1875 1859 12-25-1895 9-14-1872 9-23-1885 Farmer 9- 29- 1902 Fa rmer 5-13-1916 Farmer 6- 22-1919 Farmer 9- 30-1902 Farmer 6-22-1919 Farmer 6-22-1919 Farmer 10- 7-1902 Farmer 5-14--1919 Construction 8-27- 1947 Fa rmer 9-17-1903 8-23- 1911 Fa rmer Farmer 7-31-1922 Farmer 10- 1-1902 Housekeeper 7-31-1922 Farmer 9-29-1908 Special Police Officer 9-12-1918 2- 20-1923 Housekeeper 9-22-1914 Farmer 5-28-1911 Farmer 5- 2-1919 Farmer 7-13-1922 Housekeeper Farmer 6- 23-1919 Jones , Jones, Jones , Jones , Jones, 4-15-1861 1-19- 1879 8- 31-1889 11- J - 1897 12-16-1886 Housekeeper Hous ekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer 7-21-1922 9-29- 1902 10- 1-1920 8- 1-1939 5-11-1912 Section Laborer Farmer Farmer 10- 1-1948 7- 23-1919 8- J l-1928 Farmer Housekeeper Tea cher Bla cks mi th Fa rmer 7- 31-1910 10- 6-1921 7- 3- 1933 8-16- 1917 9-30-1902 Annie Bell El ton D. H . G. J . C. J . M. Kasey , Waitrnond Keifauver , P. G. Kidd , E. P . Law , Otway B. Law , Mrs. Viola Laxton , Carrie M. Iaxton, N. L . Loyd, J. E . Maxey, J. w. 1890 7- 15-1868 5-26-189.5 1-19-1887 7- 9-1894 2- 7- 1890 1880 11- 24-1851 J - 4-1876 Farmer 7-19-1919 �Maxey , W. A. Meador , Mrs . Addie M. Meador , C. C. Meador, Evie L . Meador, F. E. Meador , Mrs. Flora M. Meador , George w. Meador , H. H. Meador , J , A. Meador, J, E. Meador, J , W. Meador, Mrs. Nora Meador, Olen J . Meador, R. E . Meador , R. 1 . Meador , Rachel E. Meador, W. B. Moore , Corrie Meador Morgan , Mrs . C. M. Morgan , J . B. Morgan , J . J . Morgan , Mrs . J . J, Morgan , S . T. McLain , McLain , McLain , McLain , Mclain, Mclain , Mclain , Mclain , Boyd E. °Ida E. J. G. J . M. L . H. Mamie R. D. W. G. 9-16-1903 7-12- 1922 10- 1-1902 9-19-1839 1- 6-1871 12- 9-1859 5- 7-1887 7-24--1895 10-22-1866 1-21-1887 1-18-1893 7-11-1853 2- 8-1868 7- 9-1862 11- 6-1887 8-10-1888 7-16-1880 10- 1-1877 9-17-1864 8- 9-1880 2- 7- 1890 1- 2- 189.5 6- 8-1850 11-21-1889 1- 2-1895 4--10-1876 Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Road Brakeme1 . Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Rai lroad Sawmill Farmer Housekeeper Farme r Teacher Housekeeper Farmer Miller Housekeeper Farmer 7-20-1922 4 - 28- 1923 4-21 - 1922 5 -27- 1911 2 - 8 - 1915 7 -22- 1919 10- 1 - 1902 5 - 16-1911 4 - 7 - 1922 4-J 0- 1915 9 - 6 -1911 10- 6 - 1902 - 2 1 - 1922 9-16- 19"0 3 9-28- 1928 8 - 4 -1 926 9-16-1903 5-2 0-1919 10- 2 - 1920 9-16- 1903 12- 4--1899 8- 4--1876 5-22- 1873 1- 7-1860 10-22-1874 189J 5- 5-1887 6-10-1861 Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer 8- 1-1933 7-31-1922 9-Jo- 1902 10- 6 - 1902 7-29-1922 8- 1-1939 8- 5 -1914 9-29-1902 Nichols , J. P. 1- 6-189.5 Farmer 5- Overstreet, Ernest F. Owen , Howard L . 4--12-1877 2- 23-1896 Fa rmer Farmer 5-30-1912 8- 4 -1925 6- 6-1872 10- 2-1895 12- -1860 11- 5-1854 9-18-1872 7-30-1888 Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer lO- 6-1902 8-lJ-1927 7-25-1935 9-29- 1902 8-15-1905 10- 2 -1931 1882 Farmer 5-26-1943 Payne, Henry B. Payne , Mack Peters , A. E . Peters, P. M. Plunkett, N. N. Powers, Joe 1 . Quarles , John H. Saunders , Saunders , Saunders , Saunders , Saunders , Saunders, Saunders, Saunders , Saunders, Saunders , 5-1.5-189.5 J, E. 4--26-1890 J. p, 2-11-1874 J. s. 8- 26-1859 John R. 1849 Mrs. Minerva E.4--15-1861 s. L. 3-J0-1879 Sarah J, 3-17-1854 Mrs. Snow White 12-4-1899 Miss Myrtle 7-22-1866 Godlie J. Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Housekeeper Housekeeper Housekeeper 1nrgbl2& Appal&oh1an Notes 2 -1936 6 - 2 5-1948 8- 4-1913 lO- 4 -1920 9-3 0- 1902 9-30-1902 8- 2 -1921 io- i - 1902 5- l-1923 8- 2 - 1921 8 -2-1902 \ �{,3 1887 11- 25-1884 8- 8- 1832 12- -1899 Saunders , 'l'u i -i. Saunders , :,1 . l . SpradJir1rr , !I . E . Scott , Ge~era ] J . •! I. . 1-14-1880 J -14-1 848 4-16-1 881 5-16- 1898 ~:i.:-. ti~ !~ . 6- 28-H~86 on , l l. E . Thoma.. ;:-on , T . f 1 • Thoma~::.; on , T . I>. Th oma~~ ;:; TurnP.r , CtJor< Hat~on , Wat~ ; 7- 2J-1868 9- 20-1884 J - 29-187.3 on , F . G . wat~->Oll , Mary \.Ii 11i0 Watson , R. L . Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Furn i ture Worker 5- 2-1921 Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer 6- 6-1911 7-17-1914 9-22-1911 6- 2-1947 Housewife Farmer Housewife Car Builder 7- 29-1922 9-30-1902 5- 23- 1922 9-26-1902 5-19-1908 9-29-1902 6-13-1959 Lll-'ES !<"'AM ILY CE;·.F:TARY l,(Jt:a. tud On Farm Currently Owned By Shannon L and Georgiana M Loyd On State .1oute 624 In Craig County VA Compiled by J . Tracy Walker III RFD 5 Box 258 Charlottesville, VA 22901 29 Apr 180J 28 Sep 1806 1 . L1 p es, John 2. • l't.1 ry Ama J. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . , , 15 Dec 1842 Wif e of Juhn Lipes John Ella w v - .,._ - - -- - ----·· \.Jife of J.W. Li res Tali tha Cumi Samuel M. - ,' Julia Ann - - -- - - - . -- 20 Oct 184) - ------ -- 1841 10 Aug 1920 1895 16 Jun 1859 5 Mar 1929 16 Nov 1906 2 May 1900 - - 6 Sep 18)4 29 Jul 1832 Wife of S.M . Lipes • Sarah , Frank Perkins 18.51 24 i·ay 1900 , Ada Virginia 1890 2J Oct 1918 Mar 1886 NOTE!J 1. TI1erc are other s tones with engraving too weather-worn to read. tracing c ould make t.hese stones readable. 2. Chalk or Also there are graves with no stones. t\l!o ·ther cemetary ( Probabl y WaJ ker) i s located over the crest of a hill and a '1out J00-500 ya_"'"'<is behind the Lipes cemetary. This cemetar,y on the edge of t :e woods has a bout 13 uncut s tones; one roughly engraved "Walker Died 1862 ". Tli. is stonf· is lay lng face U.own to protect the engra virlg . None of the stones a.re standing ? �48th VIRGINIA INFANTRY REGI MENT , C. S . A. 10 Fe bru a r y 1 98 5 Sout hwest Virgi ni a Ge n e alogical S o c i ety 1 716 Colgate St. N . E. Roanoke , Va 24012 \ Dear Sirs : . I am researching materi a l s on t h e 4 8t h Vi r g i n ia I n fa ntry Re ~ J. me n t , C . S • A • f o r p u b 1 j_ c a t i o n i n a r o s t e r a n cl h i s t o r y o f t h e unit as part of the Virginia R e gim e nt a l Hi sto r ies Se r ies . Th e 48th was enlisted from Smyth, Russell , S cott, Was h i n gto n a nd L ee counties. Your assistance in locatin g a ny ma t e ri a l s (l e t t e r s , diaries , unit papers, photographs , etc . ) p e rtin e nt to th e r egi ment would be greatly appreciated . Enclosed is a l i s t o f t h e o f fic e r s in the 48th to be used as a fi n ding aid to mat e rial s in your holdings . I would be happy to pay the r e production co s t s of any materials you might find in your collection s . P lease l e t me know what those costs would be before making the reproductions. My address is: 1304 Givens Road, Manh a ttan, Ks, 66502. Telephone: 913-537-4286. The Virginia Regimental Histories Serie s has as i t s objective to record and preserve the names, records and histories of all the Virginia soldiers and regiments serving from 1861-1865 . Thirteen v o 1 um es have a 1 ready been pub 1 is he d . Inc 1 us i on o f ma t er i a 1 s fr 0 m your holdings in the history and roster of the 48th Virginia would help to insure that the regiment's s to ry is fully told. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, L~ct-~~-' (~ l . . t! 9 ohn D• Ch a ; lr~ - c o n t inu e next page �OFFICF.RS-- 48TH VA INF REGT (BY JOHN D. CHAPLA) NAME RANK -------------- ----------Alderso n, T homas C . Allen , P ete r H . Rolin , Andrew L . Booke r, Geo r g e E . Bryan , Robert son Crusoe Buchanan , Ca mpbell, Campbel] , Sam u el T . David A. P. J a mes C . Lt Lt Faris , Wilson Fields , Flee n or , James Amos M. Frasjer , William W. Garnett, Thomas Stuart Gobble , Thomas M. Golleho n, Joh n L. Gollehon, Robe rt J . Graham , Samuel P. Greenways Will iam T. Greeve r, James Scott Hale, Samu e l J r. Hall, Alex Ha l l , C. D. Hall, Ric...hard H . Haller , R. J. Hannum, William Y. C. Harris, Charles W. S. Harris, David H. Harris, William P. K G Lt Ch?p Lt Capt Capt Capt Maj Cam pbell , John A. Candle r, John H. C a ndJ e r, Wjlliam R. Carmack , Jacob S . Corte r, Elbert S . Carter , Milton L . Carte r, William A. Choj ce , Pember ton P . Clark , David N. Cooke , John /\. Cross , Robert Culbe rtson, J . J. Dillion , John A. Dougherty, Jes se M. Draper, Charles A. Dungan, Rob er t H. COMPANY Col Capt Capt Lt Capt Lt AQM Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt Capt Capt Col G Staff F D F I Staff Staff K K c Staff F c K c A E H D Staff Cap t D Staff ACS Lt Staff I AQM Staff Lt H Lt Col Capt E Staff Lt Lt Lt D G Capt Capt D Adj Capt I D F Staff c G F AQM Staff Capt Capt B E E E Lt Lt lI I Maj Lt Lt l I A '· --· �.... OFFICERS--48TH VA INF REGT ( B Y JO H N NAME . CJIAPL A ) RANK Hawley, Henry H. Henderson , John L. Hickam, Francis M. Horton , James H. Horton , William H . Hudson, John L . Hume s , Andrew R. Humphreys , Daniel Johnston , William R. Kernan , Edward D. Lane, E . H . Larmer, Samuel P . Lesesne , Charles Lyon , Connally T. Martin, Elbert S. McConnell , Henry M. McConnell, Samuel P. McConnell , William S. McFarlane , James H. Moore , Joh n A. Moore, John R. Moore, William B. Osborne , Henry W. Pafford, James W. Payne, Joh n M. Pettyjohn, George W. Pettyjohn, Seth W. Pippin, William Br own Poteet, William L. Powers, John Preston, John M. Preston , John Mo n tgomery Price , Emory 0 . Price , William F . Roberts, John Roberts, Leander B . Robertson, Francis Smith Roderfer, Emanuel Scott , Frank E. Sexto n , Robert B. Shackelford, J. F. Sha nnon, William L . Skinker , Charles Robert Smith, Francis M. Smith, Joseph A. Smith, Robert A. Smith, Thomas M. Smith , William J . Stair, John F. Stewart , David Boston Sullens, Andrew Taylor, Bushrod Thompson, Robert H. Venable, John Vermillion, John Matlock ftg!n!a Appal.8.oh1an Notes I) COMP ANY Lt G LL If Lt H c Cap L Lt LL A I Lt Lt Lt F S ur g Staf f F I A QM Staf f LL G AS ur g Lt Capt Capt Capt Capt S t af f Lt Lt Lt Lt Capt Lt Capt Capt Lt A G E F. E K G D c c B K H Lt H F Lt G Lt Adj (Lt) Capt Lt Adj Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt ASurg Lt Lt Lt A Staff B I Staff I B I I B c Staff B Lt K H A Lt E Lt E H Capt Lt Maj Ensign S u rg Lt c Staff Staff Staff Lt B B Capt A :\• r ~ ·~ •l Page 2 �OFFl CJ-: l\S - - 4 8Tll VA INP l<EGT (BY JOHN D . CHAPLA) NAME ---------- -- - -----------We bb, Ma clin D. \.J e st , lh: c k \Vi th WhjtE: , MjJton \.J hi. l c , Osca r RANK COMPANY Lt A Capt Capt G B Lt Col Staff PARROTT OBITUARIES contributed by Charles T Bu r t on* (Note : These were found in a scrapbook - no indication of newspaper er date of publication . ) AN OLD CITIZEN GONE -- Lipscomb Parrott , an aged and respected citizen died at his home near Whi te Shoals at J o ' clock on the morning of August 9th , 1 88.3 . Some ti me ago while wal king about the house he fe l l and recei ved an in jury a nd while confi ned to bed by reason of this , he was attac ked by diabetis , which disease resulted in his death . Mr. Parrott was a man of wonderful vitality ; at the age of ninety years and upwards he was a ccus tom e d to ride over his farm and see to his affairs , and this he continued even after he became unable to mount a horse without assistance . At his death he was in his 94th year--probably the oldest citizen in our county . He was a man of the greatest energy and untiring industry , by reason of wh ich he had amassed a considerable fortune, consis ting of a large landed estate and a great a mount of personal property . He was a man of the sternest integrity , of unflinchi ng devotion to princi ple , and at the same time of the. warmest and most generous impulses. In all he was a noble citizen , liked and respected by all who knew him , and his memory will long be cherished. He leaves two sons . His aged wif e preceded him to that undiscovered country only a few months ago . ELIZABETH PARROTT wife of Lips com Parrott and daughter of Wm and Martha Vermillion , was born i n Russell co ., Va . Her parents moved to Lee co ., Va. , where they both died, leaving sister Parrott in charge of her brothers and sisters . Though young herself , s he brought them up as a mother . She professed faith in Christ at the age of 14 , near Jonesville , during camp-meeting, joined the M. E . Church , South , in which she lived a consistent life until death. Was married the year 1843 , became mother of four children . Two of them preceded her to the future home , two sons and her aged husband are left to follow . Her redeemed and cleansed heart seemed to be the gateway of charity , the p oor never came to her and were turned off naked and hungry. As the end drew nigh and the sha dows fell l ong amid frailt ies and much sufferi ngs , s he often rejoiced in hopes and expressed an ardent desire to quit l i fe here and enter it anew i n heaven . This desire was granted Ma y 17th , 188.3 , at which time Death finish his dread work and let the ranso med s pirit g o to grasp the God we s eek . A RELATIVE Page 3 "' .. - . . \,) •I �BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts THE EVOLUTION OF THE SOUTHERN BA CKCOUNTRY f, :11.;£ ;.111Jr:' C>F LUN E NBURG COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1746-18 32 by Richard R. l·cr.:rr:.11 . : ir·t."1ru Beeman , a professor of history at the Un iversity of Pen1.:~ylv-uii:. , -u.J director o f the Philadelphia Center for Early American S ...111,.:· , r:Lo:;<: · iwenburg County to reconstruct a protrait of everyday life i:. th <~ '.:nu tl.r.:n, '";olon ies . In determining the bes t Virgin i a County to stud:, ! IC rour.d Lr ~1. l Lur 1Cn burg County seemed to have the bes t combi nation of l oc-i l l'l":!conJ:; , includ in g court records , deed books , wills and in ventorle8 , t.i ll.1.l lc t.ncl tax l ists , Anglican pa ris h Ves try books , a nd assorted <ler.oml na Li ur1,'tl records . Lunenburg is the Anglicis ed for mat or Luncbur,T , wLi•·t. 1-n~> one o f' the titles of George I , as Duke of Bruns wick-Lune bu rt• a rJCl w "1~~ forme d from Brunswic k County i n 1 746 and l a ter acqu i red a p"1rL or r:inrloLte Co unty . The se ttlers who came to s hape Lu nenbu rg ' ;. ;.oc i 1. l ord er encou raged a different type of economic development . They 1-1crc di vcrs c i n economic position , ethnic and rel i gious backgroun d a nd often in P>Oc i n.l as pira tions . Part of the land was acquired by p a tent but more o r te 11 was bou g ht , labor was provided by black slaves and a l s o whi te sc.rvanls . The rise of enthusiastic , evang elica J r e] i g i on wn.s a mo vem e nt of profound soc i al as well as theolog i c al s i gn if icance l n the h l story of 18th Century Virginia and was a challeng e to the Ang J 1. ca n g entry cultu re . Early mi nisters who l ed i n the religious cul t u re of Lu ne b urg were James Craig, Anglican ; Separate Baptists , J ohn Wil l i a ms a nd Elijah Baker ; Presbyterian, John Thompson and Robert Henry ; Metho di s t , William Hill . Certain fami l y names a s Chambers , Billups , Stokes a nd Taylor a ppeared in positions of l eadership in the economic , political and r eligious life of the county in earlier years . Lune nburg County made a r emarkable contribution to the War effort during the American Revolution . The Lunenburgers were closely unified by 1861 when the cultura l and political beliefs were defined as "Southern ". This provided the mechanism by which the white c itizens of Lunenburg , plain folk and gentry , cavaliers and frontierman , Epi s copal i ans , and Baptists were bound together. The book is well documented with tables , maps, an a ppendi x of court r ecords , foo tnot es a nd well indexed. The book may be o rd ered fro m : University of Pennsylvania Press , Bleckley Hal1 - lJth floor , 418 Servi ce Drive , Philadelphia , Pa. 19104. The pri ce is $25 . 00 . The review copy has been pla ced in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library , Roanoke , Va. WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR ROO'IS (Now That You ' ve Dug Tehm Up :") by Doris Cline Ward. "What To Do With Your Roots (now tha t you ' ve dug them up ;)" is an Extremely useful manual of editori al help in dividing your f amily stories i nto properly relat ed sequences. This has been a great a nd i s s ·ti l l the manual to have on your desk for constant referral a s you sort a nd write your material. See what you have by organizing your material by families , inc l uding your photos. Deal with one person at a time. With your manuscript written should you publish it ? Is it f inancially feasible? Your printer will be most helpful. Be sure to i ndex your book. How will you promote and market your book? These ques tions are ans were d in the 48 page soft covered book. Order from : The Ward Publishing co, , 42 Iarchmont Rd . As heville , NC 28804. The price is $5. 50. A gift copy from the aut hor has been pla ced in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Publ i c Library , �Please capitali ze each letter in the NOTE TO ALL WHO SUBMIT gUERIES: surname , es p et.: i a lly f e male siblings . We n ever know whether the name is a given name o r mur r i ed s ur name . 69 Index to An ces tr al Surnames by Query Number 10 3 Adams Addison 84 90 Ail stock 82 Air e s Aker s 72 , 98 90 Al estock 110 All en 121 Anderson 84 Ault 82 Ayr es 106 Bail ey 60 Barton Basham 91 72 Baskett 93 Ber ger 77 Besaker 60 Billings 95 Blair 118 Blanton 111 Bocock 63 Boggs Bonham 67 111 Bouldin 127 Bowen 89 Bridget Broadwat er 122,123 73 Brown Buchanan 70 102 Burgess Burkholder 55 Burnett 86 Butler 109 54 Campbell 84 Capl inger 107 Carnes 71 Carr 105,111 carter 84 Cha.nee 58 Chubit Clark 96 Clarke 64 Claxton 62 Clifton 105 Cochran 64 Cole 102 119 Collier 64 Collins 119 Colyer 107 Compher 77,79 Copp Cornstalk 90 Cox 71 Har tl ey 100 71 Hash 121 Crow Culbertson 120,122,124 Hawkins 84 81 Custer 77,79 Hawks Dalton 105 Hays 84 Davis 57,75 Hill 65 Dean 80 Holmes 129 DeHart 117 Hook 112 Deisher 112 Huf f 84 De lp 67 Hug hes 94,116 De Weese 114 Hull 89 DeWi t t 72 James 99 Di ck inson 68 Jarrett 84 Dickson 87 Jones 62,64,69 Dillion 92 Kansas 61 Dodson 87 Karr 71 Dorson 111 Kear 71 Douglas 109 Kelley 100 Dudley 110 Kilgore 123 Eggers 72 Kimberling 84 Elliott 113 85 Law Ellixson 108 Lawson 116,117 Eubank 56 Lee 84 Farmer 109 Long 114 Fawley 107 Lypes 79 Felton 69 Mayfield 64 Field 103 McClenachan 58 Fields 95 Mcclanahan 58 Fisher 74,75 Mc Clary 54 Foley 105 Mc Cullop 99 Frazier 84 125 McDonald Frye 107 McGuire 100 Fulcher 65 Meadows 1 26 Furlong 84 Minter 111 Gallaspy 97 Moore 63 Gillespie 78 Morris 84 Gilliam 85,127 Neely 58 Gillium 85 Oats 99 Gordon 106 O'Nea l 84 Gray 120 125 Osborn Griffith 82 97,99 Owen Haga 72 67 Owens Haley 56 65 Palmore Hall 97 Parsons 118 Ham 109 P ax(t )on 100 Hambleton 66 Payne 76 Hamil ton 66 Pearson 100 Hanshew 78 Pettit 92 Hardy 111 Pigg 82 Harris 101 Poole 108 Harrison 95 Powers 118 VJrSlDfa APP8lachian Not.as Pu g h 99 Provin ce 68,69 Pruett 84 Pulliam 124 Purvian ce 68 Purvine 68 Rea 111 Reager 84 Redpith 128 Rider 72 Ridpath 128 Riggs 68,69 Rigney 88 Rule 77 Russell 72 Scarborough 100 Scott 115 Seybert 96 Shelton 105 Slone 98 Spence 59 Spencer 86 Sprouse 126 Steele 63 Stewart 83 Stone 91 Stu art 83 Thacker 126 Thomas 55,70 Thompson 94 104 Tott en 107 Vincel 115 Waddell 115 Waddle 70 Walker 57 Ward 129 Warden Watson 57 Webb 62 , 63,64,98 99,120 Wells 79 Whisler Whistler 79 73 Whitely 73 Whitley 118 Whitlow Whitten 11 2 Wi c hita 61 Will ia.ms 64 113,119 Willis Wilson 76 Woodso n 1 09 77 Young �'10 54 - 85 . Would like to correspond with anyone work i 11 ~ on C A~lPBELL and McCLARY families. Would 1 ike info on Geo r ge CAMPBELL md . El i /. <i IJe th .\kCLARY ca 1829 io Bedford Co. Were these the par e nts of Delila, Di<:ey and 1\1 ex:in d c r C AMPBBLL? Mrs. Connie S . GOSS, 1654 Driftwood Driv e, Spark s, 1\t...)vacLt 8~H:Jl 55 - 85 . Would like info on p a r en t s of J ames F . BURKHOLD ER b . 1 0 May 1820 in Botetourt Co., rod . Martha THOMAS , d au . of Geo r ge: THOMAS, f3ed1 o rd Co . Was James the son of Isaac BURKHOLDER? Would like to co rr espond wit h :i n yu n c researching BURKHOLDER or THOMAS families. Mrs . Connie S . GOSS , adcfre::;!:> above . 56 - 85. Who were par ents of John EUBANK, wh u 111d . 25 Dec: . l 7':c, 7 Sn r<lh PA LMORB of Bedford-Botetourt Cos.? S a rah was th e dn u . of 8<.:nJ :1 min PALMORE . Need 1 ist of John and Sarah's ch ildr en. Was Wi lliam EUBANK b . c;1 . l8U5 so n of the above? Would like to correspond with a ny workin g on these lines . l>h"::; . Connie GOSS, address above. 57-85 . William WARD II, b . August a Co . , VA, 29 J une 1753; d . Wyt h e Co ., VA , 21 Dec. 1817; md . 1776 Jean/Jane/Jo a n WATSON (b . Au g u s ta Co . , 2 Mar. 1758; d. Wythe Co., VA, 12 Apr. 1836). Was Je a n sister oi· th e Mnry ''Pully'' WATSON who md. Robert DAVIS (1743- 1816)? Would a ppr eciate nny c nli g ht e n111 e nl . Richard D. ROBINSON, 353 East L ake Road, P alm Springs, F'L 33461 58 - 85. William McCLANAHAN (1733-1819), md. 1769, Sal e m, V A , So r a h NEELY (1745-1824) was thought originally to h ave been son o:f R obert McCLAN AHA N (d. Augusta Co., VA, 1791) . New thinkin g suggests h e was actually so n o:f John McCLANAHAN/McCLENACHAN {md. Agnes CHUBIT) . Wh a t is your t hinkin g re:feren ce this line? Richard D. ROBINSON, address above. 59 - 85 . Seeking any known info on Hu g h SPENCE, b. Donn ega 1 , I l' elan d , 1 735 ; d. there 1823; fought for the British at B a t t l e of Bunk er H i l l , 15 June 1776; wounded by bayonet and return e d to Engl a nd/Irel a nd . Hi s so n G eo r ge SPENCE (b. & d. Irel and, 1774-1852) had son Hu gh SPENCE (b. I rela nd, 1801; d . Rur al Retreat, VA, 1882) . Richard D . ROBINSON, a ddr ess above , 60 - 85. Need the parents & family of J ohn BARTON, wh o liv e d on S a ddle Creek in Grayson Co. in 1815 . I believe him to be father, brother and son o:f men named Is aac BARTON . Where did the BARTON' s originat e ? The son, I saac BARTON , was b . in 1803 and md. Polly BILLINGS in 1838. Who we re h e r parents? Margaret PARKHURST, 1714 Cleveland Rd . , Glendale, CA 91202 61 - 85 . Would anyone be interested in exchanging time or help me her e in Wichita for someone in VA? The Wichita Library has good Kansas files and I need VA info. Annie Young MERRIAM, 5918 E. 10th St., Wichita, KS 67208 62 - 85. Nee d parents or any info on J ames WEBB, md. Jane CLAXTON, 30 Nov. 1784, Botetourt Co., VA, moved to KY early 1800's. On e son Allen T aylor WEBB, b. KY 1808; d. 29 July 1879, KY. One issue, my g -grandf a ther Eugene Allen WEBB, b. 25 Dec . 1861; d. 2 May 1950; md . 25 Feb . 1891, Jennie Thomas JONES, b. Sept. 1863; d . 11 Mar. 1939. Will answer all correspon denc e . Mrs. Jennie WEBB GORDON, Rt. #7, Box 151, Shelbyville, KY 40065, 63 _ 85 . Need parents or any info on Clabe STEELE md. Nancy Jane BOGGS, liv ed Wilbur KY Lawrence Co. One son, Noah Edison STEELE , b. 31 Jan. 1899; d. 19 Dec. 1932,'md. Sela Alice MOORE, b. 13 Oct. 1902; d. 15 June 1937. Lived last in Greenup co., KY. One dau. Edn a Alice STEELE, my mother b. 4 Aug. 1925; ct. 29 June 1976, md . J oseph Gilbert WEBB, 16 Oct . 1941; b. 23 Nov. 1897; d . 18 Jan. 1965 . Will answer all correspon dence . Mrs. Jennie WEBB GORDON, addr ess above. 64 _ 8S. Need a ny info on the following people: William JONES md . Mary Jane COLLINS , b. 26 Jan. 1839; d . 15 Aug. 1916 . Had 9 children: 2 issues: Jenni e Thomas JONES & LueNettie JONES md. brothers, Eugene Allen and Leslie M. C. WEBB. N . f on a Jame s WEBB, b. 13 Feb. 1784; d. 2 June 1833 . Augustine WEBB, dee~ in o md . Fr a nky CLARKE. Jon atha n WEBB md . Keziah MAYFIELD, 12 Jan. 1827 · Oct. 'ah WEBB , Shelby Co. David COCHRAN md. Eli za b et h WEBB 29 June 1826. 18 09 . · Nellie Jeremi Melissa WILLI AMS 1 b • 1858 ,· d • 1947 i m d · L eonidas WEBB. Mrs. Jennie WEBB GORDON, address above. �71 65 - 85 2 Ft!b . 1798, Amh e r st Co . , VA , Thomas HILL, dec'd . Elizabeth HILL, Ri c har d FULCHER and J u hn HALEY wer e name d adm ini strators with the condition that if a wil l was l oL·atc d ut n l a ter date, i t was to stand . Am trying to loc at e names of c hild re n oJ a bove Thomas HILL (in either VA or KY). Ru th M . G lf!...LOORG, ;r2 Lam e r tin Lan e, St. Louis , MO 63122 Al cx:11H.ler HAMILTON, d . 1 790 , Prince Edward Co . , VA, wife Elizabeth, 66 - 85 . c hildren : Esther, Jalll es, Ma r y, Al ex ander, Elizabeth, Ann, Rebecca and Samuel. Mother oI Al ex:1 n d e r 11 a111ed E s tl1e r; brothers Robert, Patrick and John. Name also s p el l e d HAMB LRTON .. S ee kin g first nam e o f Alexander's father. Ruth M. GULLBORG, addr ess ab vvc . 67 - 85. S ee kin g i11f o 01 1 p~re nt s a nd siblings of Peggy DELP , who md. David HAGA , 18 Sept . 1806 , Gra yso n Co . , VA. She d. before 1842 and David HAGA md . Sarah BONHAM . Pet e r DELP sig n e d with David HAGA on the marriage l i cense. Was P e ter a b rot h e r uJ P c~g y? Mrs . J acq ue NIPPER LAND , 23 Carriage Lane, Newark 1 DE 1 9 711 68 - 85 . S eek i n g info o n Ma rtha E. PROVINCE (PURVIANCE, PURVINE) , b. 1846, J a mes C l i f for d RIGGS. Her parents were Alexander T. M. and Mary J. PROVIN CE, b. TN. She l ater md. Mr. DICKINSON and had nine sons (Claude, Charl es, Ott o, Frank , Thad , Osca r, Cal e, Ed , and another) . Did they continue to liv e in Gray so n 0 1· Ru sse l l Cos ., VA? Mrs. J acque NIPPER LAND, address above. ~ila-:- L86 2 69 - 85 . Nee d info on J a mes Clifford RIGGS (Jr.?), b. 1863 in Jefferson Co. , TN , md-. -1883 Mat.t i e Lucinda JONES in Russell Co., VA, moved to Texas late 1880's . His par e nt s we r e Ma rtha E. PROVINCE a11d James Clifford RIGGS (Sr.?) who d. in the Civil War (n o r eco rds found of this). You11g James supposedly lived for some tim e wit.h Un cle Ma c k FELTON in TN aft e r his mother remarried. Mrs._ . _J ac(!u ~ NIPPER LAND, address above. 70 - 85. WALKER who md. Alexander - - - Wish to conta c t d e sc e nda nts of Martha BUCHANAN, 10 F e b . 1803 in Wythe Co., VA. Issue was Margaret Mccutchan, John, Na11cy Davis, Gr ace Campbell, Ma ry Matilda, Louisa Jane and J ames Augustus. J ames A. b. 22 Dec . 1821, md. Mary Glenn THOMAS, 20 Dec. 1842 . Issue: John Al exander, Murtha J ane, Mary Frankie, Margaret Ann, Louisa Elizabeth, Nancy Ellen, Birdi e L ee ::rnd Mary Walker . I am a descendant of Martha WALKER' s broth er . Paul L . PURVINh 3411 W. Lawton St., Seattle, WA 98199 71 -__.§_§~ Se e king par ents, birthpl ace , wif e and children of James KEAR whose son, John (KARR, CARR), md . Marg a ret CROW, Montgomery Co ., VA , 1788. His dau., Margaret, md. John COX, Montgomery Co., 1786. Probably had son , Robert. Others? J ames lived on Walk er's Creek in present Giles Co. by 1773 until bis death by 1819. Mrs. H. S . _ S l,JI~E~GEl.. 401 Surf ace Driv e , Tazewell, VA 24651 72_~_ ?5 . Need info concern in g John RIDER, dau. Phoebe md. Dani el EGGERS n e ar Bla c ksburg - Valentine AKERS md. Frances BASKETT(?) , dau. Elizabeth md. Thomas OWENS, pos si bly son of Owe n and Mary OWENS. Need info c oncerning Nelson C. De WITT , minister and his p arents, broth e rs & sist e rs - other DeWITT/RUSSELL families in area. Help appreciate d; will exchange. Mrs . __ Clrnr~es L_ON~L_E2 1 All en Ave., Indianapolis , IN 46203 73 -~ Help with Smyth/ Washington Cos. WHITELEY/WHITLEY family a lso BROWN family . Desc. from Chapman A. & S ara h WHITELEY/ WHITLEY of Broadfor d / Saltville a rea. Will exchauge. Help appreciat e d. Mrs ~ Char l es LONG, address above . - -- - ------ing 74 - 85. Search/ for parents of John FI SHER who d. in Giles Co . on 14 June 1855-.- Death record s t ates parents unknown. Ha r old H. FISHER, Pr a iri e Cl~, Harbert ,__ _MI _ 49115 75 - 85. S e archin g for parents of Dciniel Oft.VIS, a Rev . War soldier, a nd some indication that h e came from same area as John FISHER above, Arl e n e D~V!S _ Y!§~~RL_ ~ra~rie Club, Harb e rt, MI 49115 �76 - 85. Need to find p arents of J ohn Culpeper WILSON of Hc.•nry Co .. VA. He was a Rev. War veteran and h a d a d au . , Diana, who md . Wjlliam PAYNE in 1806. Will exchange info. Drusi 11 a PAYNE MOGA VE~ l 372 !1:1r1 ow Rd. , Columbus, OH 43227 77 - 85. Need wife and parent s of Chri stian COP P whose wi 11 was writ ten 5 April 1828 in Botetourt Co., VA, pr oved Jun e 1831 . Will l i s t s c hildren : Eva (RULE), George , Regenah (CUSTER) , Barbar a (BESAKER). Do l1 erty/ Doro thy? (RULE), and Elizabeth (YOUNG). Christi an COPP was rny g-g-g-g-gra ndfnther and I descend from his dau. Regen nh who md . I s<lac CUSTEH . Elva M. BOWLES, R#2, Bowen, IL 62316 78 - 85. My g-grandfather, Reese A. GILLESPIE , uf Smyth Co . , VA, md . 1848 in Wythe Co., VA, to Sarah HANSHEW, dau. of P etc1· HAN S IIEW. Wh o were P eter HANSHEW's parents and wife, and where was h e born? G lncl to cxc h~1n ge info. Elva M. BOWLES, address above . 79 - 85 . Need parents of Is aac CUSTER who md . 1 79 5 in B o t e tourt Co . , VA to Regenah COPP, dau. of Christian COPP. Th ey had a t least 3 son s : John (mine), George and Jacob. Their son J ohn md. Eliz abet h WHISTLER , dau . of He nry WHISLER/WHISTLER. De at h book of Roanok e Co . , VA, says J acob ( so n of I saac ) d . 1867 and wife was Susan LYPES . Elva M. BOWLES, address above . 80 - 85. Info needed if Morgan DEAN wh o was in S cott Co . , VA, the father of J ames H. M. DEAN who was b . in 1824 in Scott Co . Lloyd DEAN , Rt . 6, Box 498, Moreh ea d , KY 40351 in 1820 was 81 - 85. Want date and place of marriag e and date a nd plac e of d ea th for Carey/Carrie HAWKS, b. 1836, Gr ayson now Carroll Co ., VA, dau. of Thomas and Susanna HAWKS. Mrs. S . Oscar DEAN, R.D . #3, Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 82 - 85. Need proof of parents for Lydia OWEN md. 13 Feb . 1786, Pit1:sylvania Co., VA, to Elisha AIRES/AYRES. Parents are possibly William OWEN and Eddey PIGG, md. 24 Feb. 1769. Mrs. S. Oscar DEAN. address above . 83 - 85. Need proof of parents and s iblings for Joel STUART, md . 5 Apr. 1 821 Grayson co., VA. Name spelled STEWART in 1850 census. Mrs . S . Oscar DEAN, address above. 84 - 85. would like to exchange info on these S/W VA fami 1 i es be£ ore 1820: McDONALD, HAYS, HUFF, CAPLINGER, 0 ' NEAL, CHANCE, PRUETT, MORR! S, HA WK INS, LEE, FURLONG, REAGER, AULT, KIMBERLING, JARRETT and ADDISON. Have much info on first seven names and less on others. My lines of these fami 1 i es moved on to TN and IL. John LEE md. Rachael HUFF ca 1797; d. 1800-03 . Barbara MOORE, 14922 Heimer Rd., San Antonio, TX 78232 85 _ 85. Seeking parents of Chesley GILLIAM (GILLIUM) and his wife Sarah ELLIOTT. They were md. in Scott Co., VA, in 1839; were in 1850 Carter Co., KY census. Children: John, Mary, Richard, Delil a, I som, Joseph and Sarah . Chesley as age 39, b. VA in.1850 Census; wife ' s age 27 . Madeline HYLTON, 4798 North Trail, N.E . , Marie tta, GA 30066 86 _ 85 . seeking info on the ancest ry of Thom as SPENCER, Sr. , b. 1808, md . Margaret (Peggy) BURNETT, 28 Dec. 1829, in Patrick Co., VA. Inventory at death, Aug . 1888, in Henry Co., VA. Census and will show children's names as Mary Ann, Martha, Sarah, Jeremiah, Lyrena, Syminda, Lucinda, Artaminey, Arti ttio, Rebecca, Louisa, Virginia. Arlene D . BELL, 431 Homepl ace Drive, Salem, VA 24153 87 _ 85 seeking info on the ancestry of William DODSON, b. 1790/3, md. William d . before Judith DICKSON, 14 Aug. 1815 ~n Pittsylvania Co., VA . 1870 J d·th b 1794/8. Their records are found in Pitt sylvania a nd P atrick Arlen e D . BELL, ad dre ss Cos.: VA~ iNeed . inf o on Judith's background also . above. �.• 88 - 85. Seek ing info on th e ancestry of Wa shington Greenville RIGNEY, b. ca 1817 in Pitts ylvania Co., VA . Wife's name Elizabeth b. 1807 in Bedford . They were md. ca 1830, ce nsu s ha s f irst child b . 1831 in Carroll Co., VA, but Ca rr oll Co . not in e xis t e n ce a t that time. Other children b. in Floyd Co. , VA. Also ne e d info on Eliza b eth . Arlene D. BELL, 431 Homeplace Drive, Sal em, VA 24 153 89 - 85 . Seeking; i nf o un Geor ge Was hington BRIDGET b. ca 1808. He md. Pho ebe HULL al so b . ca 1808 . Th e y a ppear in the 1850 Alleghany Co. census. He was a mill e r by trad e . Who we r e their p a rents , siblings and when and wher e we r e t h e y md . ? Lynd a BROWN, 12220 MacCorkle Ave. , Chesapeake, WV 25315. 90 - 85. Desi r e info o n Andr ew A. ALESTOCK and wife Mary J. -?- . Found in Wh o were t h e ir p arents? Family legend says that 1860 Ba th Co . ce nsus . AILSTOCK/ AL ESTOCK was c h a n ge d from f a mily of Chief CORNSTALK after his death. I s ther e a ny trut h to t hi s? Lynd a BROWN, address above . 9 1 - 85. Ric h a r d STONE, b. ca 1812 md . Mary " Poll y" BASHAM, 8-7-1834, Monroe Co., VA . Meador BASHAM signed sure ty. Was he her father? They moved to Ka n a wha Co., WV. Ri c h a rd sta t e d in one census he was b . in Surry Co., in a no t h er census h e sai d h e was b. in Bedford Co. Was Conway STONE his brother? Lynda BROWN , a ddress a bove . 92 - 85 . S eeking info a bout the p a r e nts of John PETTIT, b. 1800, md. 5 Aug. 1823, in He nry Co., VA , to Mary (Polly) DILLION. Would also like info about Mary DILLION' s p a r e nt s . Mr s . Ma ry LINK, Rt 2, Box 24, New Martinsville, WV 26155 93 - 85. Nee d any info abo ut J acob BERGER , Sr. (wife Christianna ?) lived in Pittsylv an i a Co . , VA. Di e d 1837. Mrs. Mary LINK, address above. 94 - 85 . Reuben HUGHES, b. 1799 in Giles Co., VA, md. Margaret THOMPSON in 1823. Wer e Da vid a nd Su sa nn a HUGHES parents of Reuben? Need any info on both HUGHES and THOMPSON families. Mrs . Mary LINK , address above. 95 - 85 . Tryin g t o find info about Col. John Tobias HARRISON who rod . ca 1796 to Molly FIELDS . After he died, she moved to KY from VA. Want to know his parents, birth date a nd de a th date and any other vital statistics . Their dau. 1 Eliz abe th HARRISON (b . 1802-d. 1875) md. J ohn Robinson BLAIR (b. 1798d . 1880/81). They lived in Le tcher Co. , KY . Mrs. Ella W. COLEMAN. 3100 Prui tt Rd . , B- 201, P ort St. Lucie, FL 33452 96 - 85 . Want info on William Lawr e nce CLARK , father of John CLARK (b . 1 782d . 1865) , who md. Mary Rebecca SEYBERT, md. 1810. Where did William Lawr e n c e CLARK liv e - who did he marry? Any vital statistics , if possible. Mrs. Ella W. COLEMAN, address above. 97 - 85. Nee d in fo on par e nts and family of Peggy GALLASPY who rod. Is aac GRIFFITH in Franklin Co., VA. Marriage bond dated 12 Jan. 1795. Surety: Daniel GALL ASPY. Min i ster Randolf HALL . Sidney L. GODWIN, 1475 Flamingo Dr., Englewood, FL 33533 98 - 85. Need inf o on J ames B . AKERS and Salina, his wife. Reference 1860 census Southwest Dist. of Franklin Co . , VA, page 170. We r e th ey p a ren ts of Edith AKERS who md. Wm Bailey SLONE? Reference: Franklin Co. , VA marriage bond dated 25 Nov. 1850 . Surety Henry Silas AKERS , minister Theo F ~ WEBB. Sidney L. GODWIN . address above. 99 - 85 . Moses WELLS , b. 1750-60, fath er of sons: Jacob (md . OATS) John (md . PUGH) Armoni (md. JAMES) Bonham , Rosagill. Da ught e rs: Nan cy (md. PUGH) Mary (md. Mc CULLOP) Margaret (md . GRIFFITH) Ha nnah, Sar a h. Moses owned property in Smyth Co., VA . John an d Nancy in Gr ayson Co. Other ma y have been in TN. Min n ie W. HALL, Rt. 2, Box 26 Mouth of Wilson, VA 24363 �71/100 - 85. Need names of children of fo l lowin g couples : John SC ARBOROUGH , b. 1761, PA, md. Elizabeth KELLEY. Robert SCARBOROUG H , b . 1763, PA , md. Ann PAX(T)ON. Joseph SCARBOROUGH, b. 1767, PA , md . Sarah HARTLEY. C h a rity SCARBOROUGH, b. ca 1774, md. Mahlon HARTLEY, sett l ed in Quak e r City, OH. Issac SCARBOROUGH, b. 1769, PA, md . Amy PEARSON . Robe r t SCARBOROUGH , md . 28 Nov. 1785 Mary McGUIRE. All migrated to VA , WV and TN . Drene Scarberry COLBERT, Rt 1, Box 782, Mea d, OK 73449 101 - 85 . Seek ancestry of Lewis HARRIS ( wi fe Catharin e ) wh o was co n s t a ble of Russell Co., VA, 1809, and wa s said to b e of HARR I S branch t h at fo und e d Harrisburg, PA . Lat er lived in Scott Co. So l d 1 a nd t h e r e..: i n 1829 . Emigrated to Vigo Co., IN . Children b. in VA: Da vid (b. 1 798); J o hn ; William; Benjamin; Martin; two daughters . Lewis HARRIS d. 18 31 . P ostage r e funded. Dorothy P. MUNSON, 2275 Aaron, B-103, Port Ch a rl ot t e, FL 3395 2 102 - 85. Trying to compile some records on th e COLE fa mi lies o f Was hington Int e r este d in t h e 11 a mes of and Montgomery Cos., VA, in the early 1800' s . the children of Israel COLE III and his wif e Re me mb e r BURGESS a nd the family Barb a r~ Ke l sey BOESE, 207 of Eleazer COLE III and his wife Eunice COLE. East Market, Dodge City, KS 67801 103 - 85. Want info on parents of Louisa ADAMS , Be df o rd , d. 23 Apr. 1899. Md. William M. FIELD. Bedford Co., VA . 606 North Chestnut, McPherson, Kansas 67460 . VA, b. 8 Feb . 1822 ; C a r o lyn WALKER, 104 - 85. Anyone interested in TOTTEN Family gene a lo g y of Southwest VA, let me know of interest in purchasing book being written. When pri c e of book is known, compiler will contact you. Loraine TOTTEN MINETREE, 8100 Elk hardt Rd., Richmond, VA 23235 105 - 85. Seeking parents of William CLIFTON, b. approximat e ly 1795, Henry Co . , VA, and Wife Elender (maiden name unknown), b . approximat e ly 1795, VA. Md. 1820-25, Henry Co., VA. William d. 1883; Elender d. 184?, P atrick Co., VA. Childr en: John H.; William J.; Sarah (Sally) Shelton, Martha Dalton, Lucinda Foley, Mary Carter and Susan . Mrs. Frank BURI AN, 4 Sweet wood Court, Ballwin, MO 63011 106 - 85. Seeking parents of Braxton BAILEY, b. 1797, VA, and wi:fe Nancy GORDON, b . 1800, VA. Md. 1817, Bedford Co . , VA . Braxton d . 185?, Montgomery Co., VA; Nancy d. 186?, Knox Co., TN(?). Nancy ' s father may have been John GORDON of Bedford Co., VA. Children: Robert, William, Jesse, Orlando, Gordon, Marth Ann, Elizabeth, plus another son and two daus . Mrs. Frank BURIAN, address above . 107 - 85, Ida Virginia CARNES (dau . of Samuel Lawson CARNES) md. George FAWLEY 1881, Loudoun Co., VA. Any variation on FAWLEY to connect to Tazewell or Rockingham Cos. with Loudoun? Also, the name COMPHER with the same migration. Louisa Virginia VINCEL md. 1869 to Samuel W. COMPHER. Her father listed on death certificate as Tilghman VINCEL . Mother Susan FRYE. Was her :father George T . VINCEL? Trudie Davis LONG, 8213 Mapleville Rd., Mount Airy, MD 21771 108 - 85 . William Alexandria POOLE d. 21 May 1893. I need to know where he died a nd where he was buried. His wife's name was Mary Ann ELLIXSON POOLE . Jodie UPDIKE, Rt. 1, Box 281, Bill~ngs, MO 65610 1 09 - 85 . Need t o find the names of chil dren of Newton FARMER and his three wi ves , Sara h HAM, Sarah WOODSON and Rebecca DOUGLAS BUTLER. The ch ildren would have been born from 1829 up in Pittsylvania Co., VA . Jodie UPDIKE, address above. 110 - 85 . Nee d any info on John H. ALLEN and Edna DUU.EY ALLEN . John was b. ca 1807 a nd Edna b . ca 1814, possibly both in Campbell Co. They were md. 1832 in Campbe ll c o. I need the names of their children and also the names of John and Edna ' s paren t s . .Need info on Campbell and Pittsylvania Cos.' DUDLEY and DOUGLAS. Jodi e UPDIKE, a ddress above . ' �75 111 - 85 . Would like to con tact a n yon e who ca n tell me the p a rents of: (1) Cary CARTER, b 1794; md. a pp r ox . 18 1 4, Ma h a la-?-, b . 1797. (2) Curtis HARDY, md . 1 2 /30 / 1831, Mary BOCOCK . (3) Fre d e ri c k H . BOULDIN , md. 1/20/1836, Mildred P . REA. (4) Drury W. BO COCK, md . 1/5 / 18 3 0, Sar a h DORSON. (5) Joseph MINTER, b . 1827 ; md . approx . 1850, Matilda J. - ? -; b . 3/ 20/1832 . Bill CARTER, 4435 Cordell Dr . , S W~ - Ro a nok e . VA 2 40 1 8 . T e l. (703) 774-6642 112 - 85 . Would lik e to correspon d wi t h p e rs o ns resear c hing these surnames in All eg h a n y and B ote t ou r t Cos . Hen r y HOOK , fa the r o f Lewis HOOK (b. 1853). Chri stian DE I S HER, father of J en n ie DEISHER (b. 1851). Henry HOOK md. Harriet WHITTEN, 1850 . Fl'nnces (Fa n nie) Cir c l e DEISHER , mother of Jennie DEISHER. Mr s . J q _An n GW INN_; 7:f75 ~ILJ_Q2nd Av e., Be a v e rt o n , OR 97005 . Tel. (503) 644-3795 113 - 8 5. L ook in g for i n fo on Wi l li a m a nd Eli za beth WI LLIS, probably from Pit t sy 1 v a n i a Co . Who were tl1ei r p a r e nts ? Wh e r e did they live before settling in Pit tsylvania Co . ? T h eir dn u. Ma r y (Po lly) WILLIS md. Jesse LAW in Pittsylv a ni a Co . i n December of 1780 . Was a n o ther d a u . name d Averilla who md. David LAW in 1 7 90? D i d Willia m a n d El i za b e th h a ve a son named Joel? Br. Timothy BROWN , B e n e_slj.S:J.:in e !:ri Q.~:J'...i P . O. Box 1 3577 , Sav a nn a h, GA 31406 114 - 8 5. Des ir e to cor r espond with de sc enda nt of a John LONG, who held land in th e Bl ac k water an d L a ur e l Cr eek a re a (br a n c hes of Littl e River) in Montgomery Co., VA i n t h e 1 7 80 ' s /e a rl y l8 00 ' s, a nd was nei g hbor to Henry and wm DeWEESE , and was co un selo r to my g - g - g - g r a ndf a th e r , \~..!.1 De WEESE, l a nd owner in same area. Wa s John LONG re l ated to De WEESE' s? R. P a ul DeWEESE , 595 So. Yates Ave., Kanka ~e:e_ ,_ I _!:.,_ §090 1 115 - 85. I a m tr yin g to f i n d the n a me a nd birthda t e of the parents of my g- g r a ndf a th e r Al b e j a n ce WADDLE o r WADDELL , b. in NC, then moved to Giles Co ., VA a nd md. J a ne SCOTT i n 1818. Mov e d to Livingston Co . , MO in 1846. Floren e~ L_'._ ~AGER , 4 27 P o lk St., Chillicothe, MO 64601 116 - 85. Se ek i n g p a r e nt s of Ish aJn LAWSON, b. in VA, 1814. Md. Charlotte HUGHES, 1 9 Ma y 1838. Ne ed n a mes, birthdate, death & ma rriage of both parents. Was he s o n o f Jam es LAWSON, list e d lllA Patrick Co . , VA census, 1820? Isham , my g-g- g randf a th e r. Appre ci ate he a ring from a ny desc e ndants. Florence LAWSQN RAGER, a ddress above. 117 - 85. S eeking info & des c enda nts of g-grandfather James M. LAWSON and Mahal a De HART LAWSON, md. 8 Feb. 1866. Children were : Bev e rage Monroe , Susan E ., Twin s , Lucinda E. & Luri11da A. , Georg e L., Nancy A.E., Samu e l I.R. , a nd S a r a h Virgini a LAWSON , 1880 Census, they were still in Patrick Co. , VA. Where did t hey go? Florence LAWSON RAGER, addr e ss a bove. 118 - 85. Nee d info on Robert S . PARSONS, b. 1810 iu VA; d . 1870, Wise Co., VA. Dau . Nancy POWERS( ? ). Who we re his parents? He md. Annie L . BLANTON whose moth e r was Ann WHITLOW , a n Irish lady . Who were h e r p a.rents? Glenn E. ROBINETTE. 224 Aspen St., Alex a ndria, VA 22305 119 - 85. Doe s someone in VA or MO have the family tree of John COLLIER (COLYER), settled August a Co ., VA, c a 1742; d. 1764, Au g ust a Co ., VA. Ha d sons: Alexander, Moses, also Aaron COLLIER who sett l e d Lee Co. , VA , before 1800. His ancestor COLLIER , given name unknown , s e ttl e d in VA from Ir e l a nd with his s ister who md. WILLIS(?) & moved West. Glenn E. ROBINETTE, a ddress abov~ 120 - 85. Need info from des cendants of Zacha riah T . WELLS, b. 179 8 , NC; md. Agnes CULBERTSON, Lee Co . , VA . Was Ag nes the dau. of Joseph CULBERTSON & what was h e r moth e r ' s maid e n n a me? Z a chariah WELLS, (JR. ) b. c a 1 780 , md . Rebecca -?-. Zac h a ri a h WELLS (SR . ), b . MD c a 1739; d . Lee Co ., VA after 1825, md . -?- OSBORN. Who wer e her parents? Gl e nn E . ROBINETTE , a ddress a b o v e. VJrglu!a Appalaoh!an N~ · �7/, 121 - 85 . Seek info on husb and of Ro aamond Ali ce ANDERSON His name Geor ge (?) ANDERSON. Probably lived in Grays on Co., VA. Sh e (Roaamond) b . Fe b. 1866 ; d. Nov . 1959 in Grayson Co., VA. Also would like info about h er pa r e nt s, All e n and Nancy HASH . Fred ANDERSON, 3802 Cravens Cre e k Rd. , S . W. , Ro an o k e, VA 240 18 122 - 85. Wanted! Any info or parents of Willi am BROADWATER who md . CULBERTSON in Scott Co., VA about 1800. Mo v e d to Bent o n Co . , MO. Mrs. L . SHELTON, 2502 N. 32nd. St . B-27, Ph oenix, AZ 85008 123 - 85. Need parents of John BROADWATER who md. Co., VA. Mrs. L . SHELTON, address above . Winni e KI LGORE. P olly (Mary) 18 13, in Russ e ll , 124 - 85 . Want to correspond with any d esce nd ants of J c ptha C ULBERTSON, b . 1813, Scott Co., VA, md. 1st to Elmira PULLIAM in Benton Co . , MO a b out 1840. Re turned to VA . Md. second to -?- . Mrs. L . SHELTON, a ddr ess ab o v e . 125 - 85 . Thomas Henry GRAY was b. 1797 in TN or VA. Ne e d hi s par e nt s or other members of his family . He was in Laur e l Co. by 1842 a nd h ad a co bbl e r ' s shop in Manc hester, KY in Clay Co., KY. He md. Mary Ann FRAZIER b e fo r e 1822 . Where? When? Where did they live before they came to KY? Mr s . Don W. WELLS, Box 12!? Riverton, KS 66770 126 - 85. Searching Jacob MEADOWS (b. ca 1800), Be njamin SPROUSE (b. ca 1800) and Reuben THACKER lines. Will exchange info with anyone searching the se lin es. Louise BAISDEN, P . O. Box 1078 , Logan, WV 25601 . 127 - 85. Need help in finding my g randf ather William H. GILLIAM in a BOWEN household in 1880. He was orphaned with th e drowning of his f::it l1 er on May 2, 18?? and was taken to live with grandparents (maybe ju st a grandmoth e r) somewhere either in southwestern VA (Lee, Wise, Scott or Franklin) or perhap s Han c ock Co., KY, where he was b. to Ebolene BOWEN and Is aac GILLIAM. Rubye L . BOWLING, Rt . R 2, Box 444, Osgood, IN 47037 128 - 85. I am descended from John RIDPATH/REDPITH, b. 174? in Scotland & died Oct. 1777. Had son James, b . 18 July 1768, who had two known so n s, John (my line) and James, whose family remained in Pulaski Co . , VA. Some r elatives s t i l l live in Hiwassee . Would like to correspond with anyone of this line in Pul aski Co. Have catalogued over 750 names. Roger Wood RIDPATH, 601 Ellington, Atl anta , TX 75551 (telephone 214-796-9088) 129 - 85. Desire info of any kind regarding Thomas WARDEN b. ca 1 755, Ireland . Found 1793 in Augusta and 1799 bought land in Montgomery Co . W. P . A . records show he md. Nancy HOLMES. Where did he marry and where did he ge t naturalization? There were five children and he is on 1850 Montgomery census as 94 yrs. Anyone who can hel p, write: Malita WARDEN MURPHY, Box 319 Athens Star Route, Princeton, WV 24740 ***** - ' ***** Kenneth Gehner of Princeton, NJ, answered one of Calvin Wedd! e's queries in WESTERN MARYLAND GENEALOGY and sent him the following: Bedford Co. , PA Orphans Court, 20th November 1797, Vol. 2, p ages 32 and 33:-- "Th e Petition o:f Cgnrod Oyler fourth Son of Jacob Oyler late of Bedford Township and County Yeoman Dec . was read to the Court Setting forth 'That the said Jacob Oyler lately di e d Intestate at Bedford Township and County aforesaid leaving lawful Issue to survive him viz, Frederick Oyler e ldest Son Jacob Oyler , Felty Oyler, Conrod Oyler (the said Petitioner) Mary intermaried with Benjamin Waddle, Jonas Oyl er, Peter Oyler Lauren ce Oyler, John Oyler, Catharine int ermar ied with John Link Margret intermaried with George Coffman Barbara intermaried with George Herbaugh Motel en a intermaried with Garas Wolf : - that the said Intestate at the time of hi s death was Owner a nd Possessed of a cer tain Tract of land situate in Bedford Township aforesaid Containing by estimation Two Hundred and twenty two and three quarter Acres and the usu al Allowance adjoi ning lands of John Dibert and the Heirs of Matthias Walters • . • • " Waddle is an early spelling of Weddle and Oyler is another spelling of Eiler . -ftgtn!a Appe.lsr.n: ~n Not~ J �,,,, HELPFUL HINT contributed by Mrs Lynda Slone Brown* Over the years of working on my family lines I've had to come up with s ome fo rm of shorthand . This cuts down on time spent on the phone when taking informati on on a family or at the libraries and archives to cut down on write rs cramp . Before this discovery , many was the time I ' d wri tten something down and then wondered hours or days later - What is that ? The sy mbols aren't new , but it ' s a different way of putting them together for a clearer meaning to your notes . T - the s/o - s on of d@ - died at o' - of d/o - daughter of wd - widow or widower 2 - to m/o - mother of w/d - will dated 4 - for f/o - f at her of w/prov - will proved h/o husband of w/,Prob - will proba ted si~o - sister of OT t - orot he~ of b @ - born h/w - ln houRc with u/o - uncle of (used when ~opying census ) a t) - a\lnt of grf /o - grandfather of grm/o - grandmother of *1220 MacCorkle Ave ., Chesapeake , WV 25315 (Editor' s note : This is a good idea . Ea ch of us have found - on our own , read a bout , or picked up an idea from someone else - an easier way of d o ing recordi ng or records . What would you like to share ?) Fowler's Hint : If possible I like to zerox the index page of the surname. On that page beside each name, I mark one of the following : abstracted , zeroxed, or not of my family . This page will be placed in the notebook I use for county research . The next time I go to that county court house , I will not go over that same record again. No more zeroxing the same deeed or will t he 2nd or even the Jrd time . ll-========================================================================= II II II II II II II II II II II I! !l I: II ll II II SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS _Fincastle Rifles Camp i s now recruting new members in this area . "To you , Sons of Confederate Veterans , we will submit the vindication of the cause for which we fought. To your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldier ' s good name , the guardianship of his history .. " Lt. Gen. Stephen D. Lee, CSA For more informat ion, call: Commander S . S . Bell 362-1420 Adjutant Roy Hayth 366-7937 "PROCLAIM YOUR HERITAGE" 11 I' 11 II strictly Historical, Non Sectarian - Non Political - Non Profit II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ll II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ll 11 11 II 11::==========================================================================1: �'18 EXCHANGE QUARTERLY REVIEWS "ARCHIVAPHOBIA: Its Causes a nd Cure" by Vi r gi ni a c. Pu r dy, Found in THE COLORADO GENEALOGIST, vol. 45, no. 4, page s 239- 2 44. The a uthor is a member of the stat=F or the Nationa l Archives a n d Reco rds Se rv 1 ce. "HOW IT BEGAN - The Signif"icance of" X as ' Hi s Mark'" in IMPRIN T S , the quarterly publication of" The Gen ealogical Society oF B rowa r d County, Inc., Fla.; vol. 3, no. 3, page 60. "A Brief How-To Lesson For Beginne r s " by She l by I. HOLSTON PASTFINDER; Dec. 1984, pages 37 - 38 . Edwa rds in THE "Finding Resources for Genealogical Research in E . G . Swem Library, College of \>lilliam a nd Mary" by Merle Kimba l l . VIRG IN IA TIDErlATER GE NEALOGY, vol. 15, no. 4, pages 181-185 . "Massachusetts Vital Records 1841-1 890 " by Margaret R . .Jenks , SGS Member and "A Guide to Church Records of Berks County, PA, and Adjacent Townships BeFore 1800" by Sherry S hopp Rehr, SGS Member, a r e round in SEATTLE GENEALOGICAL SO CIETY BULLETIN, vol 34, n o. 2, on pages 111-11 5 & 159-1 66. NON-EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES RECEIVED P. o. PLATT COUNTY MISSOURI HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN, Box 103, Platte City, MO. 6 4079 . Fall 1 984 ANCESTORS UNLIMITED, publi s hed by S outhwest Nebraska Genealo gica l Society, P. O. Box 176-McCook, NE 690 2 4. Novembe r-Decemb e r 1 984 . BULLETIN of The Carolinas Genealogical Society, Monroe, N. c . 28110. Winter 1 984- 1 985. ANCESTREE publi s hed by Loga n County Genealogica l 1959, Logan, West Vi r ginia 25601. Winte r 1984. 605 Craig S t reet , S ociety, P. o. Box LAFAYETTE HERITAGE NEWS , P ubli s h ed fou r times yearly by Skipwit h Historical a nd Gen ealogical Society, Inc., P. O. Box 1 382, OxFord, MS 38655. Winte r 1 985. Note: For a li st or exchange quarterlies, check the membe rship directory. Publications r e ceived are places in the Virginia Room, Roanoke Publ.ic Library. / 1• \i••....,,..._.,.. ""'. 4-14 ,.. < I• 1 '• , . ~ • .... J. . . . . ... T' .,.,.Qi .l ... ..... 1 ('P. �GENEALOGY WORKSHOP '85 Saturday , July 20, 1985 Shenandoah Room Hotel Roanoke Roanoke, Virginia Registration 8:00-8:45 Morning Sess ions 9:00-12:00 Lunch 12:00-1:00 Afternoon Sessions 1:15-4:30 The workshop speakers will be Mrs. Patricia Gooldy and Dr. George Schweitzer. Both are widely known and extremly knowledgable in the field of genealogy. Their topics will include: No Vital Records, Revo l utionary war , Land Records, Civil War , and Pennsylvania Research. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 9, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource 1840 Personal Property Tax List for Franklin County (continues in next issue); Roll of Voters Registered at Goodview Precinct in Bedford County, 1902-1935; Lipes Family Cemetery Survey; Officers of the 48th Infantry Virginia Regiment; Parrot Obituaries. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 1985 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv9n2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4912/VANv9n1.pdf 276fa6a2c6ee1062c2b616ac9f61d692 PDF Text Text ISSN 0739-3482 Virginia Appalachian February 1985 Notes Pittsyhoaia Danville • I Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS - EXECUTIVE BOARD H. W. Scott .President fuedie Kagey 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Norma Jean Peters Recording Secretary Mary Surkamer Corresponding Secretary Mary Jane Vaden Calvin Weddle Treasurer Asst. Treasurer-Membership Evelyn Robertson "Babe" Fowler VAN Editor Im.mediate Past President R. L. Brickey 774-0020 (992-8333 office) 343-0934 (342-1844 office) 563-1382 (387-6470 office) 366-5242 345-1748 362-8080 J89-9227 345-87 09 344-9868 COMMITTEES Program Publicity Support Book Review Historian Hospitality Art Director- VAN Pedigree Charts Exchange Quarterly Parliamentarian Chaplain Deedie Kagey Norma Jean Peters Gerri Glosh Belva Counts Dorothy Brown Reva Weeks Marian Landress Mary Jane Vaden Hazel Harvey Bruce Anderson S. A. 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Make check payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society and mail to (for 1985): Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, PO Box 12485, Roanoke , VA 24026. =====================================================================~=========·==== �v :J'::i,,,' ISSN 0739-J482 ... ,..51 048807 \! '5 ~ tv' V I RGI NI A APPALACHIAN 0 1195 0102778 1 N 0 TES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ========~====================================================================== Volume IX - No . I - February 1985 CONTEN'IS President ' s Message la Roanoke County, Virginia , 1870 Mortality Schedule 1 1850 Mortality Schedule Foster Bible 4 5 Bed.ford County, Virginia , Registered Voters of Stewartsville District 8 Bed.ford County , Virginia , Records in the Courthouse of the City of IQnchburg, Va 15 Floyd County, Virginia , Legislative Petition 19 Surnames of Volume II , Pedigree Chart Notebook 21 Queries 25 Wythe County , Virginia, Cemetery Survey Draper Valley Pentecostal Holiness Church Cemetery 30 35 37 Book Reviews 1984 Financial Statement ==~====== == =================~~========~=============================== =========== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the third Saturday of each month (with the exception of December or field trips) at the auditorium of the Roanoke Central Public Library, Elwood Park - 706 S. Jefferson St. Roanoke , Virginia. ================================================================================== NEW ADDRESS Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society P. O. BOX l2485 Roanoke, VA 24026 =======-============================================:=============================== �/ /.i THt. Pl.( E::i l OE. N l' s .vu::_~sA Gt have been reflecting on what my goals mi ~ht be during rny ter rn as resident of your society . As a part of this proc:: ess , I r e -r ead my p d essor Ray ~rickey • s rnessage from la st year and find that my thou~hts ~~Zs:l~ par~ll e l his. I believe that w_e need t o think about how '"'e rnigh t increase our efforts t o f oste r geneu.log1ca l resec:irch. 1 As you probably know , we are planning an excellent workshop which w i 11 be Geor ge held in July, at hotel Roanoke . The workshop speukC'rs , l ) r . known an cl wi ll provide Schweitzer and .\~rs . Patricia Goo I dy, are national I y us with an exc«:> llent pro~ram . Pl ease plan to attend. The executive boar d is presently exploring w<:iys we rnight 1ncr ec:i.se ou r support to the Virgin i a K.oorn. \\e will keep you infor rned ol ou r p r og r ess . .V1 r s. Gerri Glosh who has served as oook Cha ir ·na n for a num be r of years will continue to serve as Chair ·nan of the ~upport Co111mitt ee . In addi ti on to her committee ' s fo r mer task ot rec ornmendin~ books for donut i on, they wi ll now revie\v any r equests or suggestions for he l p th at might <::or11e to our s0ciety . They will then r eport on these suggestion s to th e C.xec:ut i v e l)oard . If you have suggestions concerning way'::> our g roup might be of assis t ance , please send thern to ine or .\t1 r s. G losh. Finally , the board has a a goal for th e year to o r ~ani ze ou r files and belongings in such a way th.at futur e officers can e ff ect i vely dischar~e their responsibilities. ~ -n connect1~:m with this process, we ar e be g inni ng to think about a small oft1ce that might be used to carry o n business o{ ou r society and to store sor11c of our belong ings such as back i ssues o f the VA 1 , etc . Please feel fr ee to contact rne with any a de.Ji t ional SUGges t i ons you m i gh t have. Our February speaker will be C laudi a Gei·Cl ;7er :-nicro- compute r to organize her r esear ch . who wi ll share her use of a H. ~. ~cott , President GENEALOGY WORKSHOP I 85 The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society will sponsor a very special genealogical workshop on July 20 , 1985 at the Hotel Roanoke. Two nationally known genealogical speakers, Mrs. Patricia Gooldy and Dr. George Schweitzer , will present sessions on a variety of topics . Mrs. Gooldy and her husband , Ray Gooldy , own and operate YE OLD GENEALOGIE SHOPPE near Wanamaker , Indiana . She is in much demand as a speaker and instructor of genealogy. Dr. Schweitzer is a professor at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. He is the author of a number of genealogical publications and is a widely known lecturer. More information about the workshop and a pre-registration form will be sent to all members with the membership mailing in October. �I ROANOKE COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1870 Mortality Schedule ( The original of thi s is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond, Virginia and on microfilm . This was copied from microfilm at the LD3 Library , Roanoke , Virginia) The columns a r e : 1 . Number of the family as given in the 2nd column of schedule 2 . Name of every person who died during the year ending June 1, 1870, whose place of abode at the time of death was in this family. J. Age l ast birthday . If under one year, give months in fractions J/12 . 4 . Sex - male (m) femal e (f). 5, Color - White (W), Black (B>, Mulatto (M), Chinese (Ch), Indian (I) . 6. Married (M) or Widowed (W). 7 . Place of Birth , naming the State or Territory of the U.S . or the Country, if of foreign birth. PARENTAGE : 8. father of foreign birth . 9. mother of foreign birth. = 10. The month in which the person died . 11 . Profession, occupation or Trade . 12 . Disease or Cause of death . page J81 : Big Lick Township, Roanoke County, Virginia . Line 1. ?15 . LEEWOOD, Emmet = 6/12 = m = m = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = July = at home = imflamation of Brain . 2 . ?J7 . ARCHY , Nannie= 4/12 = f = B =Va= 0 = 0 = Nov = at home = inflarnation of bowels . PETTY, Fannie W = 68 = f = W = wd = Va = 0 = 0 = Nov = kh*= J. ? disease of heart (*keeping housa) 4 . 114. CHILDRESS , Joseph = 66 = m = w = m = Va = 0 = 0 = Apr = farmer = pneumonia 5, CHILDRESS, Charles = 1/12 = m = w = 0 =Va = 0 = 0 = Mar = at home = unknown 6. CHILDRESS , Anna = 16 = f = w = O = Va = 0 = 0 = Sept = at home = consumption ? KEFAUVER , Harry = 70 = m = b = md = Va = 0 = 0 = Jan = farm 7. laborer = pneumonia 8 . ?16 CRAIG , William H = 42 = m = w = md = Va 0 = 0 =March = cooper = pneumonia 9, CRAIG , George W = 10 = m = w = O = Va = 0 = O = Apr = at home = pneumonia 10 . DENNIS , Edward = 18 = m = B = O = Va = O = O = Mar = farm labor = pneumonia 11 . ?198 HOWELL , Siege B = 11/12 = f = w = 0 =Va= 0 = 0 =Sept = at home = unknown 12 . 202 . WRIGHT , Melvin = 22 yrs = m = B = md = Va = 0 = 0 = Mar = farm labor = disease of liver 1J . 215. RUDDLE , Frederick = 6/12 = m = w = O = Va = O = 0 = Feb = at home = pneumonia 14. JORDAN , John = 70 = m = B = wd = Va = O = O = June = farm labor = unknown WOOD, Molly = 5 = f = B = 0 = Va = O = O = Jan = at home = 15. ? do (unknown) 16. ? BASSHAM, Julia A = 80 yrs = f = w = O = Va = 0 = 0 = Oct = at home = do (unknown) 17. ?J6 HOPKINS, Austin = 2 = m = B = 0 =Va = 0 = 0 =Oct =at home = pneumonia = �m = w = md = Va = 0 = 0 = Feb = prea cher Line 18. 338 . LEWES , Uriss = 78 = = unknown Va = Va = 0 = 0 = Mar = 19. ?J96. KEENS?, Hannah = 67 = f = w = m = = pneumonia keeping house FINLEY , Fanny = 8/12 = f = b = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = Aug = a t 402 20 . home = inflamation of ? 21. 110. JOHNSTON , Cora E = 1 = f = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = J a nua ry = at home = unknown BROWN , Hannah = 76 = f = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = Dec = at home 22. = disease of brain . page 288?, Cave Spring Township 162, POGUE, Margaret = 86 = f = w = w = Va = Ma y = keeping house = old age 214 . GRISSO, Sarah = 87 = f = w = w = Va = Ma y = at home = old age 221. OWEN , John R = 8/12 = m = 0 = 0 = Va = Mar = at home = unknown HAWKINS , Alfred = 65 = m = w = w = Va = Ma r = f a rm laborer = hermona ges of Lungs 247. BURNS , Thomas = 50 yrs = m - w = 0 = Va = Sept = farmer = cancer 273 , MARTIN, Catharine = 58 = f = w = w = Va = Apr = keeping house = old age 396 . ROBINSON , Maria = 62 = f = w = w = Va = July = keeping house = inflamation of Bowels SLOAN, Margaret = 56 = f = w = w = Va = Sept = at Home = ?dis ease of Hearts 407. SHARTZER, Lousia = 3/12 = f = w = O = Va = Feb = at home = pneumonia 506 . CUNNINGHAM , Margaret 56 = f = w = 0 = Va = May = keeping house = consumption I hereby certify that there are four pages in this schedule and that the man ?will? and truly made according to the tenor of my oath of office . D L Queen. page Salem Township , Virginia BANKS , Maria = 50 = f = b = m = Va = 0 = 0 = Feb = keeping 1. house = pneumonia 2. 75. STOTZ, Harry = 4/12 = m = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = May = at home = conges tion of lungs . 78. RENN, I s aac F = 58 = m = w = m = Va = 0 = 0 = May = farmer = inflamation of ? ? 85. SPURLOCK, Richard = 9 = m = b = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = Aug = at ? home = inflamation of ? 0 Va = 0 = 0 = May = at home = f = GODFRY, Lucy = 43 = b 331. = = pneumonia 209. WOTTZ??WOLTZ?, Henry M = 24 = m = w = m = Va = 0 = 0 = June = carpenter = consumption WOLTZ, Infant = 0 = m = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = Apr = at home = consumption 218. PORTER, William D = unknown = m = w = w = Va = 0 = 0 = ? unknown = Butcher = dis eas e of ? ' 291. • ·- · ""' ,....o"r.;e · u~ ~ "':i .... ••• • .... l\..•.__..: .. ..... ... i ~ ....... ~· ... VL-o t .. - · �3 = 0 Line r.ou~·t 199 , ·:r•• : ,L. ...,._ c - r1neumonia ~- =- J/12 =f = = Va = 0 = 0 = Unknown = = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = Nov = at iiomc· =-- ti!"!lJ,u~I = b = 0 =North Carolina =unknown = :i. t o:nc ,.... ?\..i i !OOping cough JAC!:. ·er; , 11obe:ct = 48 = :n = m = rn = Va = O = O = Jan = Boot & Sho·-· maker = c01 1 ~'..mut i.on . lJ . 296 . BUTT , Fr:rn·~j. = 26 = f = w = m =Va= 0 = 0 =Dec = at home = consumption . 14. J 28 . PURDE\·!, J::i.mes = 1 = m = b = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 =Feb= at home 2 11 0 . :nt.:o:~ . ~h:d-, -= 2 =f 1 15 = mea:>l e ~· . 3 52 . LEE, Mary Laura. = 378 . 11 . 24 . 12J. 39. '-i-9 . 70 . 60. 24 = f = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = Sept = at home = tY}Jhoid feve r DUT_,ANY , Martit. = 56 = m = w = m = Va = 0 = 0 = June = Harness maker = inflamation of ? ? HH ITE:~EI.. , Louisa = 16 = f = w = 0 =Va = 0 = 0 =May =at home = dropsey STEVENS, Namless = 10/12 = m = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = Sept = at hom e = inflamation of ? HARRIS , Thompson = 11/12 =_m_=_w_=_O = Va = 0 = 0 = July = at home = unknown CARPER, Ady Arthur = J/12 = f = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = May = at home = chol era i nfl ama . CHAMBLUISS , Nelson = 53 = m = b = m = Va = 0 = 0 = May = £'arm l abor er = rheumat i sm RHODEN , Mary C = i nf ant = f = w = 0 =Va = 0 = 0 = Feb = at home = 0 HUFF, James n=?8 = m = w = m =Va= O = 0 =May = jailor = cancer Includes all deaths which occurred in town of Salem . REMARKS : No t being able to obtai n the necessary i nformation I have been forced to leave s ome of the bl anks in the above s chedule, not fi lled. The health of the county f or the past year has been r emarkly good & consequently there has been comparatively few deaths. page _ __ , Line 1 Catawba Township, Roanoke 1. ANDERSON 1 Martha Jane = 24 = f = w = md = Va = 0 = 0 = Aug 2 J. 16. 4. 26. 5. 28. 6. 7. 8. County, Va. 43. = keeping house = unknown. ANDERSON, Jac ob = 1/12 = m = w = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = August = a t home = un1mowr: FARMER, Elizabeth = 2J = f = w = 0 = Va 0 = 0 = Nov = at home = inf l amation of B ? MILLER , Catharine = 71 = f = w = w = Va = 0 = 0 = June = keepi ng house = Disease of heart. GARMAN, Catharine = 52 = f = w = m =Va = O = O =March = keepi11g house = tiphoid feve r GARMAN , Mary = 23 = f = w = 0 = Va = O = O = Va = July = at home = Tiphoid Fever GARMAN , .Jane = 2 0 = f = w = 0 = Va = O = O = July = at home = Tip ho id fever GOODWIN, Adaline = 20 = f = w = 0 =Va = 0 = 0 = January = keepi ng house = consumption GRAY, Andy = 25 = rn = b = 0 = Va = 0 = 0 = April = farm l aborer = cons umption = �BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE (Note : When the census taker took t~e emun~ratio n of the family , he also asked for the name of anybody who died during the year ending 1 June 1 850 . This information was not i ncluded in the census f i lmed by th e U . S . National Archives buy may be found on mi crofilm at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Va . The followin g is a partial list ( marri ed and o l der ) of people from the record) The columns are : 1. Name of every person who died during the Year ending 1s t June 1850 , whose usual Place of Abode at the Time of his Dea th was in this Family . DESCRIPTION : 2 . Age J , Sex , 4 . Colour : White , black , or mulatto. 5 . Free or Slave . 6 . Ma rried o r widow ed . 7 . PLACE OF BIRTH. Naming the State, Territory , or Country . 8 . The Month in which the Person died . 9 , PROFESSION, OCCUPATION , OR TRADE . 10 . DISEASE , OR CAUSE OF DEATH. 11. Number of DAYS ILL . (occupation for women left blank ) page 101 line 5 , ?Joshua R ? = 56 yrs =m = w = 0 = Md = b Va = d Dec = ?H Ca:r;penter? = ?~~ = s udden 25 . David?/?Daniel Saunders = 55 yrs = m = w = O = md = Va = Feb = farmer ? = 100 days 27 . George Scott = 46 yrs = m = w = 0 = md = Va = Oct = f a rmer = c old 7 days = = page 102 18 . Susan Kerr = 32 = f = w = 0 = md = Va = Oct = ? = 48 d 19. Nancy Reynodile? = 70 = f = w 0 d md = Va = June = ? = 1 80 d J2. Jane ?Davies? = 67 = f = w = 0 = w = x a = Sept? = ? J60 d JJ, John? ?Eversolle? = 69 = m = w 0 = w = Va = June = farmer = ? = sudden , = = page 103 = w = 0 = md = = Feb = = 55 = m = w = 0 = md = Va = July = far Williams = 70 = m = w = 0 = wd = Va = Nov = far 4. Poley? Crowder = 37 = f 12, John B Otey 17. ?Sam 22, ? Dooley = 70 = f = w = 0 = md = Va = Dec 24, Julia N Robins on = JO = f = w = 0 = md = Va = S ept page 104 J , Ellen Williams 22 f w = 0 = md Va = May 14. John ?_? Wri ght = 60 = m = w O = wd = Nov = di s tiller fever = 30 d 23, Eliza Mosby = 48 = f = w = O = wd = Jan 27. J W Hatcher = 27 = m = w = 0 = md = Nov JO. ?P ? Boley = 35 = f = w = 0 = md = Va = Nov 34, Mary J Arington = 22 = f = w = 0 = md = Va = Jun? = = = page 105A page 106 3, Jabez Snow = 58 = m = = = w = 0 = md = = ty = Aug page 107 j �5 FOSTER BIBLE Contribut•~J Colone] ~oanokr: , t y 1illi'u11 Pre::ton r.h·J.pte r , N. S . D. A. R. 'lir-'i?1i::t Ir, 1nJi9 tl.i.· Eiblr, wac i n possessi on of Mrs . E . D. Myers , Roanoke , Va. Publi >h~d hy T'. C1.rlton & J . Por ter , 2 00 Mulberry St . (Rest town off) (Inr;cripLio11 on fly leaf ) 1~ . F'o.·tcr Turll<:;: _.,.ock , Floyd County , Va . P . F . Huff Turtle Rock , Va . ( F'irst Pa~o ) GeorP-e f'o~t er born A. D. 177'1 .Jane 1'0;; Ler was born A. D. 1779 Child r en oL' t.he '.lbove : John Ji'os t er wafi born July A. D. 1798 Nancy Po~·ter " March 12 , 1800 Oney !i'o!> Lcr· " July 1 . A. D. 1802 ~Iary Po~• tcr " July 17 , A. D. 1804 Eli :-~ a !i'o~~tcr " " April 6 , 1806 Eli zabei.h and Gabrie l Foster was born November 19 , A. D. 1807 I saac Po:·,ter was born July 27 , A. D. 1809 George~ . ~oster was born March 19 , A. D. 1812 Hu~h ft'os tor " " May 16 , A, D. 1814 Agnes F'o~ter " " July 16 , A . D. 1816 lHlliam I<'oster " August 19 , A. D. 1818 Larkin !f'o;,ter " April 8 , A . D. 1821 1 William Foster ' s family births . Orph ~ Poster wife and consort of the above. * William was born August 5 A. D. 1831. * Mary Jan e Foster , daughter of the above William & Orpha Foster was born July 15 , A. D. 1849 Asa Foster , so n of the above William & Orpha Foster was born Dec . 29, 1851 . Julianna Foster , daughter of the above William & Orpha Foster was born Dec . 30 , 186J . George Wm . Foster , son of the above William & Orpha Foster was born Jan 9 , 1867 . Family Births of the aforesaid William and Mary J . Mitchell , first Grandchildren of \.lillia.m and Orpha Fosters . Dora Glen Mitchell was born Dec . Jrd , A. D. 1868 George W. Mitchell " " Nov 28th , A. D. 1870 James .~ illiam Mitchell was born 9th day of Jan ' y, A.D. 1873 Minnie May Mitchell " " Dec . 24 , 1875 Carol Pa tra Mitchell " " Aug Jlst , 1882 Arthur Cl enn Mitchell " " Feby Jrd , 1888 (1) Willia m F'o0 t er ri,nd Orp ha Jon es were married April 6th , 1848 Ma ry J . Fos t er , Ds.ughter of the above William and Orpha, was Married to William F. Mit c hell Dec. 17th , 1867 . *(these 2 Jines arc co pi ed as on the original sheet --should it be one line with Orpha. being bon1 on Aug . 5 ?? ) �Foster Bible con ' t Asa Foster , son of the above William and Orpha , was ma rri ed t o Bet. tie C . Ridinger , August 22 , 1872 Julia Ann Foster , Daughter of the above William and Orpha , wa s mar rie d to Annie M. Blount , Sept . 11, 1889 . E. A. Foster , son of Asa and Bettie , was married to Elizabe Lh Blak e Nov . 11 , 1889. Lillie L. Foster , Iaughter of Asa and Bettie , was ma rri ed to El l . Do bbins Nov . J , A. D. 1898 . Pattie L. Foster was married to E . D. Myers , Aug . 2 5 , 1906 Hattie F. Foster , was married to Floyd Rieves , Dec . 2 4th , 1906 Mattie W. Foster was married to C. D. Koontz Oc t . 2 3 , 1907 . (2) Records of E. A. Foster and Lizzie Foster Bi rths Maida Ruth , daughter of E . A. and Elizabeth Foster was mar ried Aug . 9 , 1898 . Ewindwina Foster was born April , 1902 . Earle Foster was born Dec . 1907 Record of E. D. & Pattie L. Myers D. DeLos Myers , son of the above E . D. and Patti e L . Myers was born May 18th A. D. 1907 . Naida Foster Myers , daughter of the above E . D. and Pattie L . Myers was born Feb . 27 , 1914 , A. D. Asa Foster's Family Births . Bettie Foster , wife and consort of the above As a , wa s born Aug . 19 , A.D. 1855 Edgar Ji, Foster , son of the above Asa and Bet tie Foster , was born Aug . 21 , 1873 Lilie Allice Foster , was born Jan . 13 , A. D. 1875 Mattie Martha Foster , was born Nov . 19 , A. D. 1876 Hattie Funda Foster, was born May 25 , A. D. 1880 Pattie Lee Foster , was born Jan . 12 , A. D. 1885 Deaths Edward L . Dobbins , husband of Lilian Alice Foster , died June 8 , 1902 As a Foster died April 15 , 1916 *Lizzie Blake Foster wife of Edgar A. Foster , died May , 1 919 Bettie Ridinger Foster , wife of the above Asa , died July 11 , 1926 (Tazewell H. Cannaday ' s Family Record ) Juliann Cannaday wife and consort of T . H . Cannaday , wa s born Dec . JO , 186J E . C. Cannaday , son of the above Tazewell and Juliann , was born March 19 , A. D. 1881 Frank ~·l . Cannaday , son of the above Tazewell and Juliann , was born Sept . 26 , 1883 Linnie Cannaday , daughter of the above Tazewell and Juliann , was born 10 Aug., A. D. 1888 Asa Howard Cannaday , son of the above Tazewell and Juliann , was born Nov. 1 , A.D. 1889 Ann ie Cannaday , daughter of the above Tazewell and Juliann , was born Aug . 30, A.D. 1891 Wi l lia m Fos ter Canna day s on of the above Tazewell and Juliann , was born July A.D. 1894 *Edgar A. Foste r d i ed Dec 23, 192 4 . �7 ~oster I ·.; a t.ll;:., ~i. L L.1.d-.1.y , Aug . Kate IL D. i. ( , daughter of the above Tazewell and Juli ann , was born 1901 daughte r of the above Tazewell a nd Juliann , was born Dec . 1 , ':anr:.'11r~y , A . D. Bible con ' t 1905 Deaths t.("'!i· rlep::i.rted thi s life Feb . J , A . D. 18JO J;:i.n A r.'o.- Lcr , wif e of the a bove George Foster , d eparted this life , June 11, Geor{?"e !"o: /\ . LI. 1'157 I s:-u. .; ?o.· t0r , ::;on of the above George and Jane , departed this life , July lO , t .. D. 1873 ·:iillia m Fo;.ter , ~8 , ~ on of the above George and Jane , departed this life, Nove . /\ . L1 . 1875 . George r . Poste r , s on of the a bove Geor ge and Jane , departed this life , 27 April , A. D. 1876 Ga bricl F'o:; t e r , s on of the a bove George and Jane , departed this life, July 18 , /\ . D. 187 8 Lark in Fo ~; t e r , s on of th e above George and Jane , departed this life , Nov. 17 , /, . D. 188J :.Jill iam T . Mitc hell , s on-i n -law of William Foster , Departed this Life 1 Ma r c h 19 , A. D. 1892 Annie Cannaday , daughter of Ju l ia A. and T. Cannada y died JO June , A. D. 1893 Mary J . Mitchell , wife of \·! . F . Mitchell , and daughter of William and Orpha F'o5ter , Departed this Life , July 5, A.D. 1897 As a Fos t er , ;;on of i..·illiam and Orpha Foster , depar ted this Life Apr . 15 , 191 6 . Lizzie Bla ke Fos ter , wife of E . A. Foster , son of the above Asa , Departed thi ~ life Ma y , A. D. 1919 (Family Records of George "! . Foster) Annie Fos ter , wif e of G. l·i. Foster was born Jan . 12 , A. D. 1873 Ha rry Holl and Fos ter , son of t he above Annie a nd G. i•! . Fos ter , was born 13 Augu s t , 1890 Paul Ha rri s Foster , son of the above Ann i e and G. H. Foster , was born Jan. 16 , A. D. 1893 Margaret R. Foster , daughter of the above Annie and G. W. Foster , was born rec . 1st , A. D. 1905 (Family Records of E. L. Dobbins , son-in-law of A. Foster ) Edward E. Dobbins , first child of E. L . and Allie Dobbins was boITl April 26 , A. D. 1900 (On th e fly leaf of Bible there is a half page of writing faded , and unreadable -- It begins : Sacred to the Memory of William Foster Nov . 9 ~~~~~~~ (note : t a k e n from a type<l copy . ) ----------- ---- ---- -------- -------- -------------------------------------------- Change of address for researcher : Mrs Carol York , 629 Mountain Ave SE , Roanoke , VA 2401J. If you are a researcher or genealogist , send us your name and address and area you work and we will publish it . We are especially interested i n those who do research in our a rea ( see cover of VAN) . '. ' �ROLL OF VOTERS REGISTERED AT STEWARTSVILLE PRECINCT IN CHAMBLISSBURG MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT , BEDFORD COUNTY , VA · (editor ' s note : Tu.te Registered the cut off date is all those who were b orn i n l900 a nd later . ) Occupation Birth Name 9-12-1902 11-12-1903 5-17- 1913 10- 4-1924 6-16-1914 10- 4-1902 10- 6- 1902 5-17-1913 10- 5-1905 9- 20-1902 Abbott , w. E. Abbott , R. D. Abbott , Henry Abbott, R. E. Amos , J, R. Atkinson, s. L. Atkinson, A. L. Atkinson , c. L. Atkinson , H. R. Austin, H. H. 10- 6-1902 10-10- 1902 10- 6- 1902 10- 4 - 1902 10-3- 1925 10- 2- 1937 5- 20-1907 10- .3- 1928 9- 20-1902 9-12- 1903 9-12-1903 9-12- 1903 10- 7-1916 8- 1- 1919 10- 6- 1902 10- 6- 1902 10- 6- 1902 10- 6-1902 10- 6- 1902 10- 6- 1902 10- 7- 1902 10- 6- 1902 10- 6-1902 10- 8- 1921 10- 3-1925 10- 2- 1926 7- 29- 1935 10- 2- 1926 10- 2-1909 10- 7- 1902 10- 6-1902 5-11-1928 10- 2-1920 7-28-1927 10- 1-1936 12-2lrl919 10- 7-1902 9-12-1903 9-30-1915 6-20-1910 Baker, A. B. Baker, C. H. Baker, J , B. Baker, James F. Baker , James Baker , Margaerite Baker , W. H. Baldwin , Sophia Baldwin , J , T. Bandy , J Raymond Basham , J. N. Barger, G, Barger, J . A. Barbour , Phil Barton , Andrew J Jr . Barton , Harvey C, Barton , James Sr . Barton , James w. Jr. Barton , John Barton , J . V. Barton , John W. Barton , Samuel H. Barton , S . L. Barton , S. M. Barton , Solomn Barton , E. H. Barton , L. E . Blankenship, Delia Blankenship , George W. Board, John Board , Samuel Boatwright , Carri e Boatwright , S. A. Booth, A. M. Booth, Hazel L. Brogan , W. H. Brown, J. H. Brown, J, T. Brugh, J. A. Brumfield, Frank A Fa rmer 7- 3-1853 10- 7- 1877 9-16- 1883 " 10- 3-1889 Electrician 9- 29-1868 Farmer 11-12-1874 " 9-15-1847 " 7-29-1888 " 7- 23-1878 " 1 - 15-1872 Car Builder II , ..i.", _-:.. •• 4- 9-1848 Farmer 5-ll-1878 " 2-11-18 51 1-19-1846 8-_5-1 896 8-25-1898 Merchant 11- 7-1884 Farmer 7- 4-1876 House Wife 1- 6-1873 Car Builder 2-25-1871 Farmer 4-29-1845 9-25-1847 9- 4-1898 2-15-1867 9-13- 1871 10- 7- 1876 8-29- 1830 8-16-1861 " 4-17-1834 Mechani c 12-25-1857 F armer 10- 8-1866 4-25-1863 " 8-11-1864 10- 13-1889 Lumberman 11- 26-1894 Farmer 8- 27-1899 N. W. Shops 4-10-1898 Farmer 7- 6-1867 Housekeeping 7-30-1864 Merchant 1 843 Laborer 6-26-1873 " 1 0-23-1897 Housewife 9- 2-l89l Machinist " l -24-l893 12-25-1895 Housewife 6-11-1897 Fa rmer " ll-l 8-1838 11-23-1861 7- - 1883 2-10-1888 Minist~? .- ... ~. . · :. a .. , o .. ·:13 .. .. II . .. II II .. .. II II II II II j �10- 2- 1923 8- 2- 1943 10- 6- 1902 7-30-1931 5-17- 1927 10- 6 , 1902 5- 14-1928 10- 6-1902 6-13-1913 10- 7-1902 4- 7-1911 10-30-1920 10- 2-1913 4-28-1923 7-30-1919 9-28-1920 10- 6-1902 10- 7-1902 10- 5-1912 8-28-1923 10- 6- 1902 5-24-1919 5- J-1927 7- 3-1922 10- 7- 1902 10- 6-1928 4-29-1927 10- 6-1902 lO- 6-1902 5-18-1920 8-22-1930 10- 6-1902 1-12-1922 10- 4-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 2-1902 10- 4-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 4-1902 10- 7-1902 4- 4-1908 10- 4-1902 9-30-1903 9-12- 1903 9- 6-1902 9- Lr1902 9-12-1903 9-12- 1904 10- 6-1902 5-20-1911 10-J0-1920 10- 5-1912 10- 4-1902 9-11-1903 Brumfield, Minnie Burnett , Percy Burnett , Wm. H Burrow , I F Butterworth , J . O. Butterworth , W. H. Cal vert , Cat herine Calvert, W. I. Camden , E. N. Carroll , R. D. Ca r t er, B. J. Carter , Eliza A. Carter , J , L. Ca rter, S, G. Ca rter , W. W. Ca tron, T. F, Ca uley (?Cawley) , F . M. Ca uley, Geo . W. Ca uley, J . H. Chandler, F. G. Chandler , S . F. Chandler, W. R. Chittum , Emory A. Chittum, E. T. Chittum , Henry S . Chittum , J. E . Chittum , Melvin E Chittum, W. H. Sen . Chitwood, Samuel Clark, I. G. Cloud, W. M. Cohen , Geo. W. Cox , W. H. Cunningham, W. C. Cunningham , H. C. Curtis, Hunter Custer, J . L . Crouch , John D Crouch, Wm. M. Chittum , R. A. Dearing , B. B. Dearing, C. L. Dearing, C, R. Dearing , Frank D. Dearing, J. W. Dearing , John W. Jr. Dearing , R. S. ?L. Dearing, Tuck Dent, Harri son Dent, McHenry Dickinson , A. L. Dickinson , Addie R. Dickinson, C. E. Dickinson, A. L. Dickinson, J, C. 3-13-1891 9- 9- 1896 7- - 1862 11- J-1886 12-12-1873 4-13-1843 10- 6- 1898 l-14-18q? 7- 26- 1887 5- 2Lr1874 1856 8- 23-1838 9- 4-1876 11- 6- 1865 5-25-1886 8-1- 1879 4-24-1844 5- 24-1877 1873 7- 4-1899 7-20-1859 12- 9-1892 5- 13-1895 1-18-1881 6- 3-1858 2-25- 1890 l - lJ-1891 8-17- 1870 J- - 1847 11- 2-1891 3-18-1871 12- 31-1855 12- 2-1866 8- 8-1861 7- 9-1854 3- - 1851 10- 2-1876 5- 8-1861 J- 9- 1855 1- 9-1869 1-21-1881 1886 5-19-1880 2-11-1873 5- 27- 1897 J- 7-1848 8- 8-1872 7-15- 1858 J- -1853 1889 6- J-1892 1891 7-10-1852 9- 3-1848 Virgin!a Appa.lo.chian Notes Housekeeping Plasterer Farmer " " Carpenter Teacher Farmer Brakeman Farmer Bl acksmith Housekeeper Farmer " Car Builder Farmer Carpenter Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Rail Road Car Repairer Mechanic ( carpenter) Carpenter Bridging Farmer Farmer Air Brake ins Post Master Minister Teacher Miller Farmer Farmer Fanner Farmer Mechanic Farmer Farmer Farmer Mechanic Farmer Farmer Farmer Fanner Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Teacher Farmer Merchant Farmer �..___ _ /0 10-15- 1903 10- ~1902 10- ~1902 9-1~1903 10- ~1902 10- 3- 1919 8- 1- 1931 10- 2-1933 10- 5- 1940 10- 6- 1902 10- 7- 1902 10- 6-1902 10- 19- 1902 10- 7-1902 I+- 1- 1918 8- 20-1914 10- 4--1902 10- 8-1921 10- 7- 1902 10- 17- 1913 10- 2-1909 5- 17- 1913 10- 18-1913 6- 3-1928 7-1J.r1909 10- Lr 1928 9- 12-1903 10- 7-1902 12- 23-1907 9- 12-1903 9-11-1903 l0- 10-1902 9- 11-1903 9- 20- 1917 10- 7-1902 10- 7-1902 10- 4--1902 10- 6-1902 10- J.r.1902 10- 6-1902 10- 6-1902 9-12-1903 5-15-1911 7-18-1922 10- 2-1909 l0-12-1903 I+- 7-1927 10- l+-1902 11- J-1902 5- 18-1912 1 0- 6-1902 1 0- 6-1902 8-2l.r1914 1 0- 4-1902 10- 4-1902 10- 7-1902 - Dillion , J . D. Dooley , Jas. E . Dooley , Joseph Dooley , R. B. Dooley , Samuel H. Dooley , S . W. Dooley , W. J , Drewry , H. H. Drewry , James S . Drewry , Wm. H. Drewry , Wm. T. D.mcan , W. A. Feather , John A Feather, James B. Feather, H. W. Feather, M, L. Ferguson , C. D. Ferguson , E. T. Fergus on, James H. Ferguson , J , R. Ferguson , L. D. Ferguson , T. M. Ferguson , S . H. Fergus on , W. B. Fisher , G. E. Fisher, G. E. , Mrs , Flowers , G. W. Flowers , Henry Flowers , James A. Flowers , J . J , Fore, A. T. Fore , John A. Fore, M. B. Foster, Melvin S. Fouts, Charles R. Fouts , Frank R. Fouts , George W. Fouts, James A. Fouts , J. M. Fouts, James R. Fouts, W. W. Foutz , H. F . Foutz , L. J , Foutz , M. T. Foutz , W. E. Foutz, w. F . Foutz, Wardie J . Fuqua , Walton Gibbs, G. G. Gies ier, John Gilbert , George Gilbert , J, Wm.Gray , W. W. Grigsby , Edd Handcock, John W. Hannabass , W. T. (?or I) 1875 7- 27- 1878 1847 1- 14-1872 4- 7- 1847 J - 14-1878 2- 23- 1892 7- 24-1894 J -17-1899 1837 5- 2- 1855 9-23-1849 5- 30- 1850 6- 8- 1860 9- 25- 1894 1860 6-1 4-1859 12- 17- 1892 10-17- 1852 1- 4-1889 9- 8-1883 1- 4-1889 5- 20-1892 11-11-1854 4-24-1887 1- 24-1881 7- 22-187 0 ll-14-1852 1850 8-1 6-1876 7-26-1876 3-11-1843 12-26-1868 12- 5-1894 11-15-1871 8- 15-1875 6- 12-1869 4- 7- 1859 12-19-1857 11- 16-1844 8- 25-1831 8-1-1870 11- - 1881 5- 16- 1893 1885 1- 6-1832 1-26-1895 5- 7-1872 11- 26-1866 3- 26-1843 5- 3- 1864 5- -1875 8- 30-1890 1849 1-22-1862 5-12-1866 Fa rmer Mechan ic Fa r mer Fa rmer School Teacher & Fa. rmer Merc hant Farmer Boi ler Ma ker Furnitur e Worker Fa r mer Merchant Carpenter Farmer Schoo l Teacher Rai l r oa d Cl erk Farmer Fa rme r Mec hanic Fa rmer Merc hant Fa rmer Fa rmer Merc hant Fa rmer N. W. Clerk Hous ekeeping Farmer Farmer Stone Mason Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Merchant Fa rmer Car Builder Fa rmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Fa rmer Fa rmer Farmer Farmer N. W. Steelworker Phys ician & surgeon Farmer Sawmill man R. Reading Laborer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer �// 10- 7-1902 10- 7- 1902 10- 6- 1902 10- 6- 1902 10-12-1918 9- 22- 1908 9-10-1932 10-24-1902 10- 6-1934 9-29-1918 10- 7-1902 9-15-1902 10- lrl902 10- lrl902 10- 4-1902 10- 2-1915 5-20-1919 1E-* 12-27-1918 10- 1-1910 8- 4-1913 5-lJ-1927 10- 7-1902 7-15-1935 9- -1902 10- 7-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 7-1902 10- 7- 1902 10- 4-1902 9-1.5-1932 10- 6-1902 1-24-1908 5-26-1911 8-21- 1902 10-10-1902 9-12-1903 10-10-1902 .5-21-1910 10- 5-1916 10- 7-1902 7- 30-1907 9-12-1903 10- 6-1902 10- 7-1902 5-26-1907 10- 3-1908 10- 6-1902 10- 3-1919 *~- 1-1919 missed a 9-11-1903 1.r22-1908 9-29-1932 .5-14-1927 Harkrider , G. R. Harkri der , J. W, Harris , B . W. Harri s , S. P . Harri s , Wa l t er B. Hartwell , J. H. Hatcher, R. C. Hazelwood, J. C. Hi cks , J. C. Hi cks , Oswald Hogan, C. S . Hogan , W. W. Holdren , A. L. Holdren, Edward P. Holdren, John L. Hollins, O. L. Holt, W. M. Horn, H. M. Layne , A. c. Layne, P. P. Loyd, M. G. Loyd, Wm . F. Izy-nch, George C. Manning , J . L. (?Ira L. ) Markham , E. H. Markham, Jacob S. Markham, Samuel P. Markham , W, J . Martin, C. A. Martin , D. J. Martin , Mary L Martin, Robert L. Martin , W. A. Mason , J , S. McCall, M. D. McCarty , J. E. McCarty , M. L. McCarty, Monroe McCarty, Samuel McDonald, F . E. McDonald , G. T. McGeorge, G. W. McKee , J. McKee, Peter Meador , C. O. Meador, J. W. Meador, Joseph Meador, Robert L. Jr. Mitchell, E. L. Mitchell , Frank L. pa ge, added here Horn , J. B. Horn, John H Horn , W. E. Huddleston, H. S. .5-20- 1874 J - 29-1831 4-22-1872 2-20- 1861 2-16-1896 5-22-1871 9-25-1887 10-18-1879 .5- .5-1899 4-23-1880 2- 8-1866 3- 25-1865 12- 2-1839 9- -1837 8-1.5- 187.5 9- 9- 1890 2-29-1872 8- 9-1882 8- 16- 1886 6-25-18.57 l-lJ-1898 4-27- 1862 4-17-1899 7- 2-1876 9- 20- 1877 l-J0- 1824 5- 24-1868 9-22-1866 6- .5-1879 1- 19- 18.53 2-14-1871 .5-24-1881 2-15-1871 1859 1864 6-24-1875 ll-llrl849 8-11-1862 8- 15-1881 Lr 8-1895 12- 9- 1839 11-16-1880 6-22-1873 7- 4-18.50 5- 8-1853 3-18-1861 186.5 10- 1-1877 6-J0-1898 2-18-1890 1858 1878 2- 27-1907 6- 20-1901 Farmer Farmer Farmer Merchant Farmer Physician Farming Laborer Merchant Farmer Farmer Merchant Farmer Farmer Farmer Fireman Farmer Farmer Farmer Railroading Merchant Farmer Minister Car Operator Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Iron Molder Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer N.W. 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Kittinger , Jas . E. Lantz , (Herman) Lawhorn , E . H. Lawhorn , E. R. Lawhorn , J . G. Lawhorn, John H. Lawhorn , Joel W. Lawhorn , R. A. Lawhorn , W. H. Mitchell , J , R. Mitchell , Mary A. Mitchell , M. L . Mitchell , P. L . Moorman , C. D. Moorman , E . W. Neighbors , G. S.( ?or L) Nichols , Al exander Nichols , J . A. Noell , L . P. Nunley , W. O. Overstreet , c. H. Overstreet , C. W. Overstreet , W. E. Parker, E . M. Parker, J . J . Parker , T. c. Parker, Wm. H. Pa tesel , Abram Payne, Henry B Parker, Wm. H. Jr . Payne , J . w. Jr. Pearcy , Brooks Pearcy, W. H. Pedigo, Joe Poff, W. D. Preas , George H. Pres ton, J. M. Richards, C. c. ( MD) Richards , George W. Ridgeway, A. 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L. 2-20-1876 10- 7-1902 Siner , D:l.niel O. 9- 22-1877 10- 7-1902 Siner, Jas . M. 12-27-1865 9-12- 1903 Siner , J. R. 3- 6- 1873 10- 6-1902 Siner , R. A. 3- 1- 1835 10- 7-1902 Siner , W. T. J- 7-1869 5- 21-1910 Spradlin , D. E. ?- 6-1881 9-11-1903 Spradlin, J . H. 10-16- 1844 10-11- 1911 Spradlin , L. M. 11-26-1882 l.r21-1924 Spradlin, Mable 9-18-1886 9-12-1903 Spradlin, R. L. 10-18-1874 9-11-1903 Spradlin, W. G. 1- 4--1870 10- l.rl902 Spradlin, W. W. 10- 15-1856 5- 1-1936 Stanley , C. H. 6-27- 1869 10- 7-1902 Stanley , E. Mc. 8- 6-1860 10- l.rl902 StClair, C. M. 2- 2-1865 5-21-1910 StClair , C. V. 1-12-1881 9-12-1903 Stclair , E. c. B. 7-28-1873 7- 21-1927 Stclair, J. F. -1898 10- 7-1902 StClair , J . T. 4-27-1830 8-13-1913 StClair , s. B. 9-30-1885 10-20-1911 StClair , W. C. (?or K. ) 6- -1886 10- Lr1904 Stclair , w. N. 4-11- 1881 5-20-1923 Thomas, F . Marie 2- 5-1884 10- 4--1902 Thomas, Rufus B. 10- 14-1868 10- 6-1902 Thomasson , Alex 6- ll.rl849 10- 7-1902 Thornhill , H. J. 11- 19- 1830 10- lrl902 Trent, James T. 8- -1858 9-28-1935 Tuck , W. A. 12- 1-1889 10- 6-1902 Turner, A . H. 4-- 8- 1840 10- 7-1911 Turner, J. w. 2- 8-1862 10- 10-1902 Turner, P. L. 12-21-1880~~12 - 6 1B7C 3-21-1022(1922)Turner, Roxie 8- 8-1873 9- 26-1908 Wade, J . L. 7- 10-1854 6- 17- 1920 Waldron, Earnest 1- 12-1898 7- 7-1919 Waldron , E. H. 1- 14--1890 10- 6-1902 Waldron, Frank B. l - lJ-1880 10- 6- 1902 Waldron, M. A. 10-30-1873 10- l.r1902 Waldron, S . P. 4- 24-1845 10- 6-1902 Webb, Henry C. 10-17-1866 10- 6-1902 Webb, William J-18-1820 4--30-1927 West, C. D. l-ll-1889 10- 7-1902 West, George L. 6-24-1852 10- lrl902 West, I. M. 3- -1853 5- 4--1927 West, R. B. 2-14-1891 8-20-1914 West, V. H. 6-lJ-1880 Melting Tar Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Housekeeper Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Blacksmith Blacksmith Blacksmith Farmers wife Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Viscos&_ Co. Farmer Farmer Farmer Housewife Farmer Electrician Farmer Railroading Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Carpenter Far mer �5-18-1909 10- 7-1902 10- 7-1902 9- 12-1903 6- 18-1928 6- 10-1930 5-18-1909 5- 4--1927 10- 7..:1933 8-15-1925 9-lJ-1928 10- 6-1902 9-12- 1903 10- 5-1929 9-12-1903 5-31-1921 9-12-1903 10- 4-1902 6-16-1919 4--15-1921 10- 6-1902 4--15-1921 10- 6-1902 3- 14--1939 10- 6-1902 10- 6-1902 9-10-1915 11-17-1908 3- J-1907 7-14--1929 6- 5-1943 10- 7-1902 10- 8-1904 10- 7- 1902 10- 6-1902 10- 6-1902 5-21-1907 10- l.r-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 6-1902 10- 4--1902 20-10-1902 9-17-1908 10- 5-1907 4-29-1907 (10- 5-1907) Wheeler, D. Lou:ry Wheeler, E. Gordan Wheeler, Gabriel Wheeler, J . H. Wheeler, Judith (Mrs) Wheeler, L. E. Wheeler, S . T. Wheeler, T. S . White , Eldridge White , G. R. White , Laura (Miss) White , Mont P. Whi te , S. P. (?or J . ) Wickham , S. A. Wilks , J , S . William, G. W. Williams , M. W. Williams on , Ro be rt W Wimmer, B. W. Wood , D. A. (Mrs . ) Wood , Garrison Wood, M. G. (Miss) Wood , Samuel B. Wood , Stephen M. Wood, Thomas H. Woods , Charles E. Woody , W. D. Woolfork , J . A. Woolwine, Henry A. Woolridge , C. L. Worley , H. c. Wright , C. E. Wright, G. W. A. Wright , I. J. Wright , Jeff Wright , J . B. H. Wright, J . F . Wright , J . M. Jr. Wright , J . P. Sen . Wri ght , J . P. Jr, Wright, J . R. L. Wright, John S. Wright , Otho H. Wright , R. H. Wright, R. Page Wright , S, A. (Wright, R. P.) 12- 8-1878 J- 6-1878 2-24-1824 5-25- 1847 2- 23-1866 2-10-1893 1853 10-15-1889 8-11-1895 J-28-1893 12-22-1892 12-10-1850 4-17-1877 5- 6-1893 4-30-1882 2- 4-1886 J-23-1859 12- 7-1842 9- 5-1884 6-28-1867 3-20-1879 9-24-1 894 8-1-1858 6-20-1886 12-25-1863 ?- 8-1838 1892 1-14-1856 J - 25-1882 8- 9-1892 4- 9-1884 10-21-1869 2-11-1854 5-10-1875 1842 11- 1-1868 2-23-1884 9-16-1858 3-19-1850 4-23-1877 9- 1-1866 8- 6-1867 9-30-1871 1-13-1886 9- 2-1883 9-11-1869 (9- 2-1883) Farmer Farme r Minister Gosp el Farmer Housekeeping Roanoke Wa ter Co . Farmer Carpenter Road work Blacks mith ( helper) Stenographer Fa rmer F a rmer Nor.folk & W. RR Fa rmer Cc::t.r Repa irer Farmer Farmer Rail roading F a rmers Wife Laborer Fa rmers D:tu . Farmer Vis cose Corp . Laborer Cooper Motorman Farmer Fireman Car Repairer Viscose Corp . Farmer Farmer Miller Farmer Farmer Mail Carrier Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Plasterer Miller Farmer Painter Farmer ( Merchant) All within "( )"were handwritten . This was taken from a photocopy ( typed) This information was taken from the Regis trar Books 1902-1935 of Bedf'ord Co, Va. �AN OVER VIEW OF THE RF'CORDS IN THE COURTHOUE.':S: OF THE CITY OF LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA /~ Ann L. McAlister , C.G.R.S . * From 1787 to its incorporation in 1805, Lynchburg was under the jurisdiction of the county court of Campbell. In 1788 an Act of the General Assembly established a district court for the counties of Bedford , Campbell, Franklin , Pittsylvania and Henry to be held at New London , then county seat of Bedford . Lynchburg was in this district. A Hustings Court was established in Lynchburg in 1805 consisting of a Mayor, a Recorder , four Aldermen and six common councilmen: the Mayor, recorder and aldennen were constituted justices of the peace within the limits of the town and a half mile around with the same powers as those of the county courts . This Hus tings Court continued until 1870 , although the limits of jurisdiction at some time were extended to a mile outside the city (or town) limits. In 1866 the General Assembly amended the city charter to provide that a Judge and twelve elected persons should serve. At this time Lynchburg fell under the postwar authority of the 1st military district. The first elected judge in 1867 was removed f rom off ice for refusing to take the oath of allegiance. The second was appointed in 1869 , but resigned when the present Corporation Court went into effect, and the Court of Hustings was abolished . Hustings Books , essentially order books, are bound and labeled from 1805-1827, although I have not found a book covering the period from 1823- 25. These books are indexed. Records of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, containing criminal charges , are bound upside down in the 1820-1822 and 1826-27, but there is a common index. There is one volume of minutes from 1810-1815 which is not indexed. Chancery and Law Order Books begin July 1828. These are still Hustings Court Records and are variously labeled Mayor, Alderman and Judges; they continue through 1870 and are not with the Circuit Court and Corporation Court books. There are several volumes of Dockett Justices Executions from January 1859 December 1886; these tell you little except names and returns of court costs. There is one Law Execution Book covering the period from August 1842 to July 1852; and a Chancery execution book beginning 1852. There is also a Chancery Process Book beginning in 1832 and running through 1917 , located at this time on a shelf of miscellaneous record books . These routine Court Record books should be checked for possible expansive notes by clerks , and for clues to other areas of search indicated by executions ordered to officials of other counties . Jucigment Dockets and Liens begin in 1841 ; these indicate in which court the cause was heard, the date, names and parties and residences of parties (not always filled in) and the debt or damage. Bond records start at 1855. To back up - First there was the Hustings Court beginning when the town of Lynchburg was incorporated. In 1870 the Corporation Court for the City of Lynchburg was established under a provision of an act of the General Assembly providing such a court for each city with a population of 5 ,000, to be presided over by a judge elected in the same manner as judges of county court . Both Hustings Court and the later Corporation Court were inferior courts with limited jurisdiction. In 1814 there was established a Superior Court of Chancery, also referred to as District Court. The Superior Court of Law was still held at New London, until one was established in Lynchburg in 1823. * 3609 Tanglewood Lane, Lynchburg, VA 24503 �By 18)1 fifteen judges held S~erior Courts of Law throughout th e stat e and t here were nine Superior Courts of Chancery held by four judges . Apparently co nv inc e d t hat the whole system was becoming increasingly cumbersome, the General Assembly abol ished all these courts as they then existed; they then divided t h e sta te i nt o te n distri c ts of two circuits each, and merged Law and Chancery with the prov iso t h at t h e d i stinction be kept in the records. These new courts were called Circuit S uper i o r Courts o f Law and Chancery. There was to be one for each county and corporati on, wi th a s eparate judge f or each circuit. At that time the Lynchburg circuit included Campbell, Bedfor d , Patrick, H~nry and Pittsylvania. In 1850 the Superior Courts of Law and Chance r y b e came simply Circuit Courts - one for each county and city of t he first class (exce p t Danville . ) The source for this outline of the courts is Historical S ketch o f the S tate Courts of Lynchburg, written in 1951 by Judge S. DuVal Martin, a pamphle t in Jon es Memorial Library, Lynchburg, Virginia. Papers in ended chancery file drawers also show that a Superior Court o f Chancery for the Richmond District was held in Lynchburg shortly following its incorporation. The importance of recognizing the variety of names by which the Courts of record went is two folds l)accuracy of citation and 2)as a reminder that t he records of Law and those of Chancery are kept separate. It is also important to remembe r that in Lynchburg the Corporation Court records do not begin until 1870. A word about the simple records we all know and love: Marriages s The Courthouse has a General Index to Marriages - Male, and a General Index to Marriages - Female, both from 1805-1925. These refer one to the Marriage Registers , kept in the same section of the Record Room. Original marriage bonds, conse nts and Jninisters ' returns are in boxes on top of file drawers. Ask permission to see these. Later marriages, of course are also indexed, registered and available. Probate records: The earliest index is the General Index to Wills and Fiduciary Accounts £orporation Court of Lynchburg June 1809 to May 1892. Actually this goes through 1913. General Index to Wills, Administrations & Fiduciary Account s through 1976 is labeled #1. ~neral lndex Wills , Administrations, & Fiduciary Accounts #2 covers 1901-1935· Reference s in these indices in general indicate Will Book i f by letter and Fiduciary ~ if by number. There may also be reference to Law Order Books (L), Chancery Order O~er Books(c) ·or Deed Books (D) . This means another record concerning this probate exists and should be checked. The earliest Fiduciary Account books are kept in a locked room. Original wills are ~e on file in drawers along the back wall; other miscellaneous original documents are i n the same section of file drawers, including a Corporation Court list of heirs from 1918. As with other original papers, ask pennission from the clerk to search. Unfortunately the first General Index to Lists of Heirs begins June 1922. Deeds : Indexed by granter and by grantee, the earliest are from 1805-1935. Single letter deed books, the earliest are to the far left. Most are in bound volumes that may not be copied; abstract for the information or ask for a certif'ied typed transcript t o be sent some time later. ~Books: These are shelved on the far right wall, between the drawers of Court a nd Chancery court ended file drawers. 1819 is the earliest book now in Court house . Jones Memorial Library has the years 1814-18 on microfilm. These are particular ly usef ulas a number of persons who were non-resident owned lots burg ; their place of residenceis usually identified. Circuit the records in Lynch- In r eading any land tax books, it is important to read the column " alterations" as this Picks up the land changing hands, whether by deed or inheritance. And al though the lis t s are usually alphabetical, by noting location - in Lynchburg there are street name s and lot numbers - it is possible to f ind t he neighbors in the decade s between census enumerations . �/~ In simples t terms the distinction between Law and Chancery (or Equity) can be / stated that where the Law is black and white (a document is signed, therefore legal), Chancery Courts were created to provide relief for the persons crying "Unfair! I signed that under duress!" For a succinct and clear explanation of examples of causes falling under each category, see Genealogical Evidence. A Guide to the Standard of Proof Relating to Pedigrees, Ancestry, Heirship and Family History, Noel c. Stevenson. Aegean Park Press. Calif'orniasl979. Lynchburg has continued to maintain separate records for each court. Remember , there has been a Circuit Court, a Corporation Court and a Superior (or District) Court of Chancery. Chancery Records: Ended Chancery Causes are indexed alphabetically by Complainants and Defendants in two sets of Books - one for Circuit Court and one for Corporation Court. There are four books for the Superior Court of Chancery (or District Court) beginning in 1814. Each is indexed. The indices can refer one to a file #, and/or to another court. The file # refers to the file drawers containing original loose papers relating to the cause. Corporation Court Chancery Order Books begin March 1867 - when the Hustings Court was dissolved. Law records: Circuit Court Law Order Books begin May 1823. Corporation Court Law Order Books start with 4 July 1870. There is no general index for these two series of Law Orders; however each book has an index, either separately bound, or in the front or the back of the book. Among entries of interest found in Law Order Books are declarations of intent to become citizens, which give place and date of birth and year of emigration. These may be indexed by name, and can also be found indexed under "Aliens". Before getting into my favorite category of records - l oose papers - I want to mention a couple of items of interest in Lynchburg Courthouse. There is a Chancery Process Book from 1832-191 7. It is not with the other chancery order books. This contains records of fifas and subpoenas and to whom delivered -if to sheriffs of other counties, you have a clue to work on. There are two books, one containing seven declarations of intent during the period of 1906 to 1907, and a second with one petition for naturalization, "spoiled" written across it. The Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization was established in 1906 , and those records are supposed to be confidential . I imagine, as usually happens when a law is changed, there was a time lag in getting the information to the clerks . Loose Papers: These are the original papers concerning a cause brought before a court . They are fragile, dusty and Wlder the authority of the clerk of court . They may be sealed for reasons of confidence, or of fragility. Check before attempting to search any of these. Once given permission, ~ou will find searching these papers may reveal all kinds of genealogical evidence. Ended chancery papers are filed when the suit was ended, finalized, for the last ti.me. Try to find the date the original bill was filed; there may be supporting evidence that predates this -- a will , a deed, a patent, for example. Death dates and marriages can be approximated as suits are abated, and parties added to, or removed from the dispute . Affidavits can provide age and place of residence of the affiant; sheriffs make notes on subpoenas a bout the persons they could or could not find to serve . Change of residence to another county and state of individuals involved pop up. Some of our ancestors were a litigious group when it ca.me to land or property, and there's no fight like a f ami l y fight. There is a chancery suit in Lynchburg filed in 1858 which was beg un i n 1795 , and contains evidence ref erring almost twenty years back from that date . In Lynchburg, as in any other court house, it is wise to check every record that is open when you are stuck. At the same time, it is wise to have r espect for the records, including exquisite care in handling a nd replacing all recor ds one is permitted access to . It is also wise to have respect for the cl erks of the court; 117 �/<! they are busy and concerned with their charge of maintain ing c urrent day to day records, and researchers owe them courtesy and a professional att itude . Finally, there are many City of Lynchburg records that have been removed to the State Archives permanently, as the space available has shru nk. One group of records was removed in 1958: in 1980 another large group of records went . The clerk's office has a twelve page inventory of t he l at ter , including tax books , Hustings Court Minutes , Memorandums , Rules books , Fee books, Doc ket boo k s , Pleas , Indices to Birth and Death Registers, various account books and loose papers among many other classifications. Lynchburg , due to its position on the James River in its earliest day s , was and continues to remain the hub for the surrounding , and more rural, counties . The records here often reflect that , and anyone searching campbell Bedford Amherst Buckingham or adjacent counties must not neglect the re cords of Lynch b~g . ' THE GROWTH OF THE CITY OF LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIAt A S UMMA.RY 1786 45 Acres in the County of Campbell , part of the property of John Lynch, becomes the Town of Lynchburg, to be laid out in 1/2 acre lots . 1805 The incorporation of the Town of Lynchburg 1814 Addition of 155 1/2 acre lots to town of Lynchburg (Federal Hill today ) 1852 Charter of Town of Lynchburg revised constituting i t as a city; acreage after six annexations now 181 . 12 1859 Street name change ordinance passed 1870 Annexation of over 2 square miles, including areas now known as F ranklin, Diamond, Garland, College and Daniel ' s Hills . 1872 Street name change ordinance passed. 1900 Part of present Rive:rmont area annexed - • 457 s quare miles 1908 Annexation to the NW and to the SE along the James River and to the west of 1870 boundaries, a total of 2 .166 s quare miles 1926 Annexation of 8 . 761 s quare . miles , pushing almost all previous boundaries . 1940 Two small annexations southward - .293 1949 .243 s quare miles de-annexed to Amherst County . 1958 Annexation of 10.83 square miles ; 7. 78 from Campbell, 3. 05 from Bedford 1976 Annexation of 24.67 s quare mil es; 17.60 from Campbell, 7 . 07 from Bedford SOURCES AND SUGGESTED READING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION . All in Jones Memorial Library. Annexation map in holdings of Jones Memorial Library, Lynchburg Historical Society Museum Papers. Bl unt , Ruth. "The Background of Lynchburg, ''Lynchburg .. ,, .. .. " " "The Seven Hills of Lynchburg "Lynchburg in 1852" compiled with Louise H. Blunt, & Mrs· Richard F. Hawkins. Lynchburg Historical Society Museum Papers· Chambers, s. Allen,Jr. Lynchburg. An Architectural History. University Press of Virginia. Charlottesville:l981 �FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA (This l egisl ative petition is at the State Archives . It does not photocopy s o a pho t os t a te mus t be ordered . A photostat has been placed in the Virgi n i a Room of the main Roanoke City Public Library, Roanoke, Va. This p eti t i on "Citizens of Jacksonville in Floyd Co for the establishment of a bank a t Chris tia ns burg , 29 Dec 1849 , Floyd Co, " Box A, ~egi s lat i ve Peti tion , may be ordered from the Virginia State Library , Archives Divis i on , Richmond, Virginia 23219 . ) (Note : sinc e t his c opy was very hard to read , several 'versions ' of a na me i s give n . ) (page) Petition of Citizens of Jacksonville in Floyd County for the es tablis hme nt of a bank at Christiansburg / 29th Dec 1849 / Peter Guerrant / ref ' d to &!.nk Com ' ee / Bill reported / January 18, 1850 (pa ge) To t he General Asembly of Virginia The undersigned Citizens of the town of Jacksonville and County of Floyd, would most respectfully represent t o y our Honorable body , that they think the rapid growth and increasing pros perity of their County entitles to facilities of trade, which do not now possess . They would therefore most respectfully represent that t hey believe a well regulated Bank established either in our own , or in an adjoining county would be of great advantage to them , And unders t a nding that the citizens of Montgomery County intend to petition your honorable body for the establishment of a bank at the t own of Chris tia ns burg, we would most cordialy unite with them in that petition, b eli e ving that a Ba nk at that place would afford us facilities s uch as we d esire and humbly think deserve Henry Deskins A Kirby (or A Ruby) William Hairston Jackson Godbey John Bishop Cephas Webb James M Wils on Hardin P Hylton J . H?N Zentmeyer Pleasant Howell Richard Webb? or Wells ?Wm A Luster? ( ?H A Lus ter) Jos eph A Kirby? (Joseph A Ruby) Samuel Agnew Sr John Walters James H Graha m Martin H Holt Hamil ton ?H or ?W Graham? Amos Ridinger (Amos Pers inger) Henry Epperly ?H. ?J or I Grans? (or Evans?) J . W. Wells (John Wells) D:tvid Kittennan GeorGe P King Sr (George R Tinly) Major Howard Early Burnett Jas P Lester ?M. L. or ?P. W. Epperly (Phil. Epperly) Adam Harter W. T. King Henry Link James Bozewell Saml L Vest W' m A Boyd Ja ' s A Wright Jacob C Epperly Thos Mitchell D:tvid Link Christopher r ?bower (Christopher r bauer) Madison ?A or S ? Helms �Robert Akers ?Lenkes Link Gorden C Lester Ha.rvy D Simmons Jas W __app_s (Lott W. Poppins) John Williams ?D !t; ?M ? Mark Howel G. D. Light J. B. ?Headen ( J . B. ?Weadle) Thos Franklin John Lester Jr Tho ' s M Dobyns Ananias Slusher Ab Phlegar (page ) Daniel Dulaney Jacob Mangee Phillip G Lawrence John T Gill Iavid Weddle John Weddle Sr Tho G Shelow (Tho G Shelor Sparral Holt (Sparral ?Stott) Samuel Weddle jr G Shelor James R Williams Isaac Cronk ?W or U? Thrash ?Michael ?Lowery Ambroes ?Cox Ira Hylton Isaac Booth N B Stimson Francis Hogan Lewis Payne John Underwood Bird Cole Harrison Graham W' m B Cochran Wm C Booth Hi ram Hoff W'm Via Isaac Y Cannaday Iavid H Howell Jacob Graham Michael Phlegar Benjamin Dodd John W Graham Samuel Harris ( Samuel Harriss ) Robert P Graham ?Otey T? Simmons ( Ot ty T Simmons ) Wm H Akers Burwell Hylton James Gardner Luke Cox Christopher Smith George Crusenbe rry Thomas Lancaster IN PRINT DEATH AND MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM THE SOUTH-WEST VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE, APRIL 17 , 1870 - DECEMBER 28 , 1881 comp. by W. R. Chitwood, M. D. , typed and photocopied, bound, 175 pages, with names of deaths in alphabetical order, and marriages in lists both by male and by female names. Over 630 marriage announcements and 1000 obituaries. Majority of notices from Wythe Co, Va , but many from Carroll , Floyd, Tazewell, Smyth, Washington, Pulaski, Bland and Grayson Counties, Va . 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For more info:rmation write to Matthews Families Association of America, PO Box 11315, Salt Lake City, UT 84147. ==================================================================================== J �.:i./ PEDIGREE CHART NOTEBOOK INDEX VOLUME II Brum 149 Becket 141 Belcher 6,4J , l25 Brumfield 86 Brumley 53 Bell lJl Bryan J6 Bench 141 Bunn 97 Benerli n 4 Burd 142 Bennett 28 , 29 Burke 6J Benire 103 Burks 51 , 142 Berlin 138 Burr 50 Berry 112 Burton 4J Besler 112 Bush 11 Beverlin 4 Butcher 95 Bevins 42 Bynum 112 Bias 86 Bible 127 Caldwell 149 Bickell 1 Campbell 6 , 39 , 42 Bickert 99 43, 49, 99 Biddle 146 Camper 12 Bilbro 90 Birchfield , James 7 Cannon 25 Carlson, Jean 50 Bird 142, 145 Carney 4 Bischoff lJJ Carr lJl Bi shop 8 Carroll 62 Bivens , Ruth 9 Carter JJ , 81 , 90 Blackburn 95 Cathey 125 Blackwell 127 Caton 65 Blaydes 131 Cary 67, 68 Bloss 51, 96 Chafin 37 Boblett 90 Chambers 86 Bock , Ruth 141 Champion 32 Boley 1J8 Chapman 13, 40 , 135 Bab 109 Bolling 71 Childress 139 Babcock llJ Boone 11 , 142 Chitwood 43 Bailey, Andrew 3 Bond 11 Christian 7 Bone 27 , 48 Bailey 138 Church 35 Bowcock llJ Baker 4 Clancy 60 Ball 5 , 60 Bowen 10 , 48 Clark 96 , 100 Ballard 2 , 6 , 62 Bowles 6 , 62 Ballenger 2 Bowman lJ , 16 , 49 Clarkston 19· Bandy , Karen 131 Bradshaw 9 , 67 , 139 Clarriage 31 Clay 6, 46 , 63,llJ Bragg 37 Banka 103 Clementson 50 Barber 50 Branham 125 Clendennen 112 Barger 64 Branstetter 48 Clinton 25 Barker 6, 59 Brase 138 Clyce 105, 123 Barker , Mrs Lawrence Bratton 1 Cobb 72 4 Bray 34 Cochran 31 Barley 64 Breeden 106 Cocke 82 Barnhart 142 Britt 2 , 7 Cole 82 Brocken 1 Barnard 77 Coleman 13 Barrett 100, 142 Brookman Jl Baumgarter 49 Brooks 47, 59 , 88 Colwell 14 Comer 5, 60, 62 Baynes 111 Browder 131 Beal 108 Brown 2, 31, 97,105Conley 90 Conn 17 Beam 140 106, 109 Conn, Thos R 16 Beard 100 Browming 37 Conner 1 2a Bechtol 57 Brugh 64 Abrel 35 Abshire 42 Adkins 6 , 61 , 62 Akers Jl , 125 Alexander 1 Al brecht 99 Alef orde 77 Alford 97 Allbright 116 Allen 5 , 77, 100 Allens 44 Alley 41 Allphin 16,17, 24 Alison 7 Amys 49 Anderson 16 , 20 , 75 , 129 Andrews 14, Jl Andres Jl Anthony 2 Archer 27 , 29 , 114 Armentrout 138 Armistead 82 Arms 79 Arnold 133 Arthur , Kathleen 2 Aruthor 35 Asbury 46 , 99 , 111 Austin 100 The researcher's name is given in full . Conway 122 Cook 6, 53 ,59, 60 Cooke 62 Coon 97 Cooper 46 , 51 Copeland , Mrs Walton 1 Copenbarger 58 Copes lOJ Cornell 1J8 Corps 28, 29 Cover 106 Covert 51 Cox 131 Crawford 46, 91 Creamer 50 Crider 25 Crocketagni lJ Crockett 13 Crush 64 Cunninham 15 Culp 129 Cummi ngs 67 Curry 37 , 39 Cyrus 97 Ia.honey 6J de Neusser 99 Lavis 18, 27, 97, 105 , 127 Tu.wson 139 ray 14, 27 Tu.y, Majorie 27,30 Deardorf 65 DeBerniere 100 Debusk 125 Deer 101 Demarest 39 Dennis 109 Denny 43 de Saix 13 Deskins, Lilburn 31 de Vigne 13 Deyerk 13 Deyerle 135 Dial 129 Dickenson 62 Dickerson 51, 131 Dickinson 96 Diggess 85 Dingess 95 Dishman 131 Dison 41 Dixon 88 Dodrill 60 �Housewrigh t 67 Houston 15 , 43 Hager, Mrs Wm 6 , 59 Howard 6 , 31 , 63 , 141 Hale 46 Hu bard , Wm S 67 Hall 39 , 57 , 86 , 112 Huber 145 Hamil ton 42 , 49, 125Huckaby 37 Hamlet J Huels on 86 Hancoe 74 Huf'fman 1 2 Hand 139 Huggins 3 Handy 12 Hughey 25 Hankins 1 00 Hunter 43 , 112 Hans ford 60 Huntley 43 Dunn 144 Durbin 129 Hard.in 27 , 28 Hurt 91 Hatfield 95 Hutchins 90 Hargar 142 Hutchinson 18 Eans 2, 142 Hargrove 109 Hyde 62 Edmiston 54 Gaither 111 Harmer 4J Edmon 138 Galloway 67 Harmon 138 Ingram 12 Edmond.son, Eleanor Gallup 66 Harreld 57 Inselman l38 127 Garby 120 Harris 64 Edwards 57 Garland 123 Hawes 109 Jacks on 138 Eaggleton 102 Garner 141 Hawkins 103 Jacobson 138 Elkington 31 Garrett 6 , 51,60 , 95 Hawkins , Mary 66 Jahn 103 Elkins 5 Garrison 53 Hawks 67, 77 James 25 , 43 , l39 Ellington 27 , 28 G"Geller 145 Hawley 122 Jarre l l 63 , 97 England 28 , 141 George 127 Hayden 122 Jeffrey , James 86 Englin 33, 141 Gibbs 138 Hedge 138 Jenkins 139 Epperly 93, 118 Gibson 138 Heifner 146 Jennings 90 , 93 , 94 Eppes 67 Gilbert 123 Henderson 1,15,95 Johnson 42 , 86 ,125 Ermentraudt 140 Gill 118 Hendrick 140 Johnston 7 Erskine 1 Gillespie 1, 6 , 62 Hendricks 12 Jones 7 , 14,37 , 67 , Estep 33, 86, 97 Gilliam 100 Hendrickson 147 lJ3 , 139 Estes 6 , 62 Gilliland 20 , 53 Henritze 66 Justice 41 Eubanks 28 Gillock 105 Hensley 86 Justice , Harlan 95 Evans 109, 111 Givens 149 Justice , Marie 125 Henson 61 Everett 127 Goad 53 Henton 64 Ewing 61 Godbey 6 , 51 , 60 Karnes 105 Hewett 6 Godby 95 Hicks , Sarah l0,47 Keebert 147 Goodale 83 Hill 67 , 72 Keeney 57 Falls 12, 64, 108 Goode 11 Keith ll6 Hill, Carol 3 Farley 25,27,28, 41 Goodman 133 Kemper 12 Hillyard 25 112 Goodwin 3 Kennon l23 Hines 35 , 36 Farley, Mrs Wm A 37Gordon 146 Kidwell l27 Hinton 142 Farmer 42 Gose 105 Kief 133 Hipes 148 Farnbach 7 Grable 138 Kilgore l l Hite 13 Feam(e) 74 Gravely 102 Kindig 133 Hoalt 32 Ferry 16, 21 Gray 53 King 129 Hobson 83 Ferguson 11, 39, Grayson 131 Kinser l05 Hodge 53 Kirbey 36 42, 111 Green 18 Hodges 22 Kirby 53 Field 140 Greenstreet 39, 43 Hoffman 138 Hoffman , Paul 93,94 Kool 139 Figard 9 Grey 139 Kruger 99 Filmer 68 Grimes 6, 63 Roker 133 Kuhn, Paul 97 Hollingsworth 4 Finch 2 Groseclose 57 Kyser 67 Fisher 57 Gross , Willard 57 Holloway 139 Fleming 48, 125 Groves 129 Hollowby 32 Lafferty 6 Hoover 27, 145 Flewallen 109 Grubb 109 Larner 2 Housden 68 Flora 27 Guer rant 74 Donaldson 15 Donner 139 Doran 43 , 88 Dotson 46 Downing 103 Drake, Ruth 25 Draper 64 Dris coll 105 DeBois 13 Dudley 82 Duncan 18, 23 ,i7 , Flournay ?4 Flowers 109 Foley 99 Ford 28 , 127 , lJl Fowler 6 , 60 Fowlkes 100 Frantz , Evelyn 48 Frary 77 Fraser 100 Frazure 43 Frebe 32 Freeman 90 Fry 50 , 62 Frye 50 , 60 Fugate 43 Guess 25 V3.rgin:e. Appalachian l~otes --- - - - I �Lancaster 103 , 106 Laney 33 Latham 72 Laverty , Ben W 99 Lavinder , Frances 90 Lawson 142 layman 49 Laymon 139 Leamon 48 Lee 57 , 74 , 1 45 Leffel 1 47 Lemon 48 Lester 7 Lewis 61 , 90 , 103 L~vely 2 Lineager 62 Lineweaver 106 Liskey 106 Li s les 97 Loewerkamp 1J8 Locke 61 , 88 Locke , Bruce 100 Looney 146 Lorrange 74 Lorton 13 Love 15 Lovercamp 138 Low 15 Lowe 42 Lucas 59 Lynch 12a Lytle 27 , 29 McPhillon McWhorter 138 50 Norman 129 Northcut 139 Nunn 66 Magee 103 Mainor 39 Ogden 120 Malcolm 46 Old 123 Mann 149 Oland 138 Marquis 29 Orth 133 Martin 15 , 111,143 Osborne 90 Martin , Gla dys 109 Ott 58 Mason ll Owen 105 Massie 139 Owen , Betty 120 Matney 41 Maynard 6 , 37 , 41 , 61 Pack 33 Mayo 10 Paine 94 , 140 Mays 64 Palacios 41 Meade J2, 33 Parker 7 , 141 Meadows 37, 97 Partain 62 Meisenhelder 48 Patterson 11 Mic hael 88 Payne 95 Midkiff 97 Payton 120 Miller 7 , 8 , 86 , 112 Peacock 50 125 , 138 Peden 120 Millhouse 49 Phillips 31 Milner 83 Phlegar 118 Milton 9 Pierce 90 Minter 100 Pinkard 11 Mitchell 6 , 49 , 62 Pinnell 60 88 , 129, 146 Pinson 41, 46 Monroe 142 Plunkett 127 Montf ont 72 Pomeroy 51 Montgomery J , 140 Porter 42 Moore JJ , 47 ,102,111 Pouge 8 Moorman 123 Preston 35, 105 McCall 7 More 35 Prewet 101 McCann 4 Morman 1 23 Pruce 32, 61 , 122 McChesney 106 Morris 59,105 , 123 Prince 103 McClure 64 Morrison 99 Pritt 47 McClancey 88 Morton 100, 101 Pruitt 101 Moseley 67 Pryor 27 , 28 McCl anahan 147 McComas 6 , 51 , 63, 97 Moser 48 McComb 112 Moss 9 , 142 Qualls 118 McCoy 4 , 3 2 , 42 Mullens 6 Quinn 27 , 29 McCullough 106 Mullins 43 , 59,125 McCune 9 Munden 78 Radke lOJ McDonald 95 Myers 147 Raynolds 140 McFadden 4 Mynn(e) 68 Reid 65 McGhee 12 , 105 Renfro 28 , 147 Neal 25, 32 McGil very 129 Reynolds 25 McKinney 111 Neusser 99 Reynolds, W W 105, Newbold lOJ McKinster 33 123 Newhaus 138 McKinzie 5 Reyse 120 Newman 139 McKnight 43 Rhodes 25 Newton 141 McKune 9 Rice 4, 129 McLean, Anna 106 Nichols 22 Richardson 100 McLeod 39 Nighbert 116 Right 4 McMayer 6 Noblett 43 Rimel 108 McNeely 42 ,62, 88 Nobley 55 Roane 15 Roberds 55 Roberts 2J, 55 Robertson 12 ,118,125 Robinson 3, 4 , 85 Rodenhausen 133 Rodgers 15 Rogers 14, 127 Rome 129 Rose 33 Ross 112 Roup 120 Rowland 25 Rowley 140 Runan 43 Runnels 144 Rush 5 , 63 Russell 14, 53 Rutherford 43 , 118 Ryan , IRvid 51 Sage 4 Sadlon , Ramona J 112 Salter 24 Sandlin 127 Saul , Kathleen 33 Say 59 Schill 53 Schmidt 138 Schrader, Patricia 103 Schriever 138 Scott 41, 43 Sears 139 Seaton 142 Sefton 27, 114 Sexton 33 Shab , Majorie E 129, 146 Shaefer 133 Shawver 147 Shelton 19,116,142 Short 7, 31 Shoup 66 Sieplein 27 Silvers 27 , 28, 29 Simms 61 Sinclair J Sirus 97 Skelton 16 Skruggs 140 Slaughter 12 Smalley 138 Smith 49,88,95,113 116, 129' 131, 141 , 146 , 149 Smith-Edmiston 54 Smith, Nels on J 133 Smothers 127 Snidow 66 Snyder 9 �Woods J9 , 59 Whitlow 113 Thornton 122 Snow 112 Whitmore 100 , 106 Woodson 75 Thruston 6 Sorrell 109 Woodward 4J Wickham 93 Todd 68 Sorrells 109 woody , f'\c-1.ry 53 , 54, 142 Toney 46 , 59 Wils on 142 Souder 142a Workman 6 , 46 , 6 0 Tootle 91 Wilcox 67 Spahn 103 Worley 90 Sparks 86 Trovell 7 Wilhelm 64 Spaulding 35 Trovell 7 Wil liams 22 , 31 , 47 Wri ght 4 , J7 , 56 , 6J , 122 Wright , Viola 11 Spears 27 , 28 , 29 Trabue 74 wi lliamson 42 Spencer 12 ,33 , 86 Travis 25 Wi llis 7 lJl Ya Le e Sprinkle 64 Trent 67 Wils on 75 Ya~e ~ . Anne 122 Stagner 109 Trim 37 Wimmer 9 Yates , William 8 , 10 Stambaugh 125 Tuck 92 Winn 100 Stallard 16, 18, 22 Tupper 66 Yost 1 25 Witcher 56 Stanford 4 Turner 105 Youn g lJJ Wit mer lJJ Stanley 41 Vail 140 Woland 125 Stapp 62 Van Hoose 33 Zang Jl Womack 3 , 127 Stebbins 64 Vance 6 , 60 , 64 Zimmerman 141 Wood 139 Steele 27 ,29,31 ,120 Varney 41 Wooda ll 86 Steen 60 Vaughn 90 Steff ins 138 Ves t 120 PEDIGREE CHARTS Stephens , John M Vickers 149 135 Vincent 141 We have had quite a few requests for copies Stephenson 59 Voss , Judith 46 of p edigree charts , after publication of Stevens , John 13 the index for Vol . I. You will see the Steward 13 Wade 123 index for Vol II i s a little different Ste~art 1, 6 , 62 Waggon 25 but we hope jus t a s he l pful . The cost Stiff 24 Wagis 99 for each chart r e main s 15 c e nts . We find Stigard 63 Wagner 25 it necessary to use a ma nila envelope when Stiggard 6 , 88 Waldron 120 you order more than five s h e ets . They_ Stokes 142 Walker 6 , 43 , 112 , cos t u s ll or l5 cents , acco rding to size . Stoller, Helen 14 129 , 146 Pos tage varies too . On the whole , you Stollings 6, 59 Walling 6 have sent enough to cover the costs . Please Storm 48 Wallace 127 , 131 remember , though , i t takes time to obtain Stovall 43 Walls 5 your charts , so please be pat ient . . Stover Jr, Mrs H G Walthall 131 Mary J a n e Vaden , Corresponding 118 Secretary Ward 139 Straton 96 Warren 51 Southwest Va . Genealogi cal Soc . Stratton 77 Watkins 35 ,111,141 % Roanoke Ci ty Public Library Street 49 Wats on 3 , 70 , 139 706 South Jefferson Str eet Strother 3 Waugh 3 Roanoke , Virginia 24016 Stuart 6 Wayler 6 Stultz 102 Webb 37 Sutherland 6, 62 Weber 31 Sweeney 15 Weddington 95 Swisher 64 Wegis 99 Sydnor 100, 131 Welch 66 Welder 67 Tapp 3 Vernet 129 Taylor 39, 53, 74 Wes t 112 83 , 109 Westphall 4 Whatley 103 Teas 15 Thompson 1, 33, 35 Wheeler 14 Whis man 123 51, 113 Thomas 53 , 122,139 Whitaker 109 Thomason 105 White 19, 46 Thomlis on 105 Whitesell 118 �1 - 85. My g-g- g- g r a ndfather, Thoma s NOELL d. 1831 in Bedford Co., VA . His wif e Mildr e d (CALLAWAY?) preced ed him in death . She is believed to be dau. of Col. Ri chard CALLAWAY . Need to co rre s pond with anyone who has documentation of thi s union. Mrs . Eleanor HARRIS , 1716 Gr ee nwood Ave., Nashville, TN 37206 2 - 85. Signers of the will of Thomas NOELL who d. 1831 Bedford Co., VA are: John HANCOCK, Henry W. MOSELEY, J ames LEFfWICH, JR. and Wm . L. OTEY; securities are Benjamin FALLS a nd Nathaniel L . STRANGE . Would like to correspond with de scend ants of these me n in order to establish connections. Mrs . Eleanor HARRIS, address a b o v e . 3 - 85. Children of Thomas NOELL who d . 1831 Bedford Co., VA are: Mary P., John c., Zac h aria h , P e rm el i a D'.)UGLASS, Nancy HATCHER, Richard, Theodosia BAUGHN a nd Catherine FALLS . Would like to correspond with anyone descended from these fam ili es . Mrs . Eleanor HARRIS, ad dress above . 4 - 85. Des ir e to o bt a in birth , marriage & death data for William SHEPHERD and his wife Nancy MARTIN. Willi am b. ca 1802/3 in VA and is said to be the son of Frederick SHEPHERD a nd Eliz a beth. What was Elizabeth's maiden name? Also, the parents of both Frederick a nd Elizabeth. Mrs . Donna B. PERRY, P. O. Box 1894, Burn el, CA 96013 5 - 85. Des ir e info on th ese two families: Nancy MARTIN wife of William SHEPHERD, d a u. of Will i a m MART I N a nd Polly BAYES . William MA~TIN d . 22 Feb. 1858 (84 yrs . of age) in Pula s ki Co., VA. William and Polly (BAYES) MARTIN thought to h a ve md. 1805, Pitt sy lv a ni a Co., VA. May have lived in Surry Co., NC between 1805-1840/ 50. M~s. Do nn a B.PERRY, address a b ove. 6 - 85. Des ire info on Cyrus WARREN b. ca 1815/25 in VA, md . before 1850 in OH or MO to Ameli a HARTUNE or HARTUNG . Resided many years in Lawrence Co., MO where c hildren were b . Children: Martin, John Cyrus, Cynthia , Amanda and Jason who went to Was hington T e rr ., d. 6 Nov. 1916, Gridley, Butt e, CA. Don a ld E. PERRY, P . O. Box 1894i _Burney, CA 96013 __ 7 _:-_ 85. Need info on parents, brothers and sisters of Henr y THOMPSON"' Sr., who was md . to Lucy HARRIS in Patrick Co. in 1797 . Believe his parents were James an d Nancy THOMPSON, also living in Patrick Co. in the 1790's and in Montgomery Co . ea rlier. They may have returned to Montgomery Co. before 1810 . Need proof of this . May Belle T. SMITH, Route 1, Box 154, Ararat, VA 24053 8 - 85. Need info on parents, brothers and sisters of J acob PUCKETT, b. 10 June 1794 probably in Floyd or Grayson Cos. Md . Sarah MARSHALL , 11 Mar. 1825 in Surry Co . May Belle T . SMITH. ~ddress above. 9 - 85 . Seeking info on Nathaniel T . YOUNG, b . about 1770 in NC , his parents , brothers, sisters. Al so 1 his wife (M. Frances'?) first name and surname . Need he r parents and other family members. She was b . about 1782 in VA . May Bell e T . SMITH, address above . 10 - 85. Wanted! Info or surname of William McFARLAND'S wife, Luc retia or Lu cy McFARLAND. Li ved on Wolf Creek Wythe Co . , VA, 1790. Lucretia listed as a widow, Wythe Co., VA tax list , 1793, d~u., Rhoda McFARLAND, md. Michael ROBINETT. Will exc hange data on McFARLAND and ROBINETT families. Augusta, Botetour t , Montgomery Cos. Glenn E. ROBINETTE, 224 Aspe~_§~Alexandria, VA 22305 11 - 85. Jane WHITE ROBINSON (1794-aft. Census 1850) was widow of-?- ROBINSON an d living in c l ose proximity to son James ROBINSON (Census 1850, Campbell Co. , VA) • Her mother Rebecca -?- WHITE was living with her . Am seekin g any info about h e r husband a nd her father (possibly Robert WHITE) . Rich ard D. ROBINSON, 353_ E._kake Road, Palm Sp~ings, FL 33461 !1___.=_ 85 . Seekin g any inf o Mary Ma lvina MINTON , b . Rock bridge Co., VA, 1840; d. most probably Bri s tol , TN (or possibly Lyn c hbur g, VA) 1872-18 78. Was she dau , J ohn/ J ack P . MINTON and wife Ann DRYDEN? She md . 1 9 Apr. 1866 1 Lynchburg , VA/ Campbell Co ., VA , Robert White ROBINSON (1840-1916) . Richard D. ROBINSON , address above . �13 - 85. James ROBINSON, b. ca. 1816 Campbell Co. , VA ; md . ca . 1839 Ann BOAZ, Campbell Co . , VA; was millwright (1850 Census) . L ette r written 26 Nov . 1 86 3 speaks of his son William dying 19 Nov . 1863 a nd st ating that J ames himse l f was "so ill as to live only a few weeks." Where are th ey bur i e d? J ames ' mot h e r Jane WHITE ROBINSON; who was father? Richard D. ROBI NSON, 353 E . Lake Roa d, Palm Springs, FL 33461 14 _ 85. 1850 Census of Franklin Co., VA in cludes J onathon BARNHART, wife Susannah and Elizabeth, 14; Abram BARNHART, wife Eli zabeth a nd Eliza.bet h , 16; Jacob BARNHART, wife Margaielle (?) and Elizabeth , 18. Whi ch of t ll ese t hi- ee women named Elizabeth md. Jacob P. FLORA, 3 Ma r. 185 3? I nf o ava ilab l e indicates wife of Jacob P. FLORA d . between 1853-1860. C h a r l es E . BY RO N, 3727 Calmer Circle, East Point , GA 30344. 15 - 85. Will the person who answered my query r egardin g Abr a h am BAYLOR plea se write again . Your letter was misplaced . Sharon ROTH , 1625 Rain b ow Ridge, Corona CA 91720 16 - 85. Would like info on parents, siblings of Ri c h ard WORLEY (WHORLEY) b . ca. 1802, Bedford Co. Md . in 1836 to Polly SAUNDERS, also of B e dford Co . . was P oll y the mother of Charles B . WORLEY b . 1846 in Bedford? Or al family hi s t o ry says Polly was step- mother. Would like to correspond with anyo n e workin g o n t his l i n e. Mr s. Connie S. GOSS, 1654 Driftwood Drive , Spark s, NV 89431 17 - 85. Would like info on w..:.lliam WATSON and wife, par e nt s o:f J a mes F . WATSO N who md. Cynthia WILKERSON ca . 1799 . Also, any data on Cynthia WILKERSON' s p a r ent: an d siblings. Would like to hear from anyone workin g on th ese 1 in es . Mrs . Con nie' GOSS, address above. 18 - 85 . Would like info on Hampton ARRINGTON b . 1805 in Ha lifax Co.; md. Deli L CAMPBELL, 1855, Bedford Co. Was Hampton the son of Edmund ARRINGTON a nd S allie WADE? Would like to hear from anyone working on thi s family . Mrs. Connie GOSS. address above . 19 - 85. Want to exchange info on (1) Jacob ROLLER, SR. b. 1763, Rockingham Co . . VA , d. 1860/1 Scott Co., VA, md . Eve ZIRKLE . (2) Casper ROLLER, b. 1 770, VA, d. 1842 Sc ott Co . , VA, md. Elizabeth BOWMAN . (3) John (Johannes) ROLLER, b. 1725/30 Ge rmany, d. 1806 Rockingham Co, VA, md . (1) Anna -?- , md. (2) Catherine DOSSERI N. Te d . W. ROLLER, Rt 1, Purdy, MO 65734 20 - 85 . Would like to correspond with descendants of Samuel SARVER who md . Cynt hia Alice LAMBERT, 6 Mar . 1879, Tazewell Co.; and des cen d a nts of Sallie SARYES who md. Alexander LAMBERT, 4 Feb . 1892, Tazewell Co. Watha H . LAMBERT, 6005 W. Indianola Ave . , Phoenix, AZ 85033 21 - 85 . Would like to exchange info with descendants o:f Julie Ann HELMANDOLLAR who md . John Floyd LAMBERT, 10 Apr. 1884 in Tazewell Co .; and descendants of J ennie HELMANDOLLAR who md. George David LAMBERT, 6 July 1887, Tazewe l l Co. Watha LAMBERT, address above. 22 - 85. Francis MUNSEY (b. ca. 1730 Kent co., DE, d . Montgomery Co., VA by Sept· 1802) • Had four children: Nathaniel moved to Kentucky; Al ice md. Samu el SCOTT, 1776; Mary md. Forest FARLEY, 1786; ~nd one unknown child. This unknown MUNSEY produced an only dau. who became the mother of my g-g-grand:father, Wesl e \' CONLEY· Who was this unknown MUNSEY and whom did h e or s he marry? Glenn · CONLEY, 316 So. Dou_gl.as Ave. . .L.._!:Belleviile IL 62221 _ _ _ _ _= . J_ __:::~----- 23 - 85. Trying to locate area described Land loca ted between Rice- Hill Br anch and John POLLARD' s land and land adjoining Wm . located along or close to Staunton River, 3603 Lineboro Road, Manchester, MD 21102 in will of 1797 o:f Thomas PRESTON . Racoon Branch; Cat-tail Branch a nd TRIGGSBIN . Apparently this land i s Bedford Co . , VA . Joyce PRESTON WHAY---L 24 - 85 . Seeking any info on Philip PRESTON, father of Thomas, ca. mid 1700's. They say he came over from Ire land . Joyce PRESTON WHAY , address above . �27 Wi s h t o corr espond with anyone related to Philip, Thomas, Stephen, 25 - 85. Joel, John, Su sa nn a a nd Isaac Newton PRESTON. Some of these are the children of Thomas PRESTO N me ntioned in his will of 1797. All of Bedford Co., VA. J oyce PRESTON WHAY, 360 3 Lineboro Road, Manchester, MD 21102 26 - 85. Need in fo r e John LYON b. in VA. Was in Shelby 27), wh e r e Elij a h LYON a nd Pet e r LYON bought land in 1820 LYON b. 1773 in Fr a nklin Co. , VA or Peter LYON b . 1750 in father? Audr e y E . MINOR , 3560 Broadway, Apt. 211, Kansas Co., KY in 1830 (age and 1826. Was Elijah Amherst Co., VA his City, MO. 64111 27 - 85. Ne ed c hildr e n of L e wis DEAN who appeared on the property tax list of Russell Co . , VA in 1814. Also , info needed on Winfield Scott DE.AN in Scott Co., VA in late 1800' s . Lloyd DEAN, Rt . 6, Box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 28 - 85. Would 1 ik e to correspond with anyone having names and info on children of Berry HURT who md . Margaret BAKER in 1815, Wythe Co., VA(?) Partial list of children : Eliza b e th md. Joseph s. BAKER, 1837; Calvin md. Polly WISELEY, 1835; Joseph b . 1829; He nry b. 1832; Martha b. 1836; Sarah b . 1839; Cynthia md . 1860, Isham MANESS . Also, who were p a rents of Joseph S. BAKER who rod . Elizabeth HURT , 1837? Dolores C . CLARK, 8124 Whelan Dr., San Diego, CA 92 119 29 - 85 . Desire info re descendants of Adam WALKER, SR. & Agnes Davis WALKER of what is now Wythe Co. James WALKER, b. 7 Apr. 1768; Walter WALKER b. 3 Oct . 1770, md. Grace (Grisel) BUCHANAN, 20 Apr. 1797, d. 26 J an . 1857; Penny WALKER, b. 27 Feb. 1773, md . James G. LONG, 3 Mar. 1803 . Paul L. PURVINE, 3411 W. Lawton St., Seattle, WA 98199 30 - 85 . Seeking info on ancestors of James CANNADAY, b. 1810/11, md. Charlotte -?- ca . 1830, living in Fr a nklin Co., VA, 1840. Also, want info on Charlotte's background . Arlene D. BELL, 431 Homeplace Dr., Salem, VA 24153 31 - 85. Seeking info on ancestry of Thomas SPENCES, SR. b. 1808, md. Margaret -?- ca 1840, living in Patrick Co. in 1850. Moved to Henry Co., VA after that . Also want info on Margaret's background. Arlene D. Bell, address above . 32 - 85. Seeking info on ancestry of Hut(d)son AKERS, b. 1800, md. Nancy -?-, 14 Sept. 1820 in Patrick Co . , VA. Living in Franklin Co., VA after that. Also , want info on Nancy's background. Arlene D. BELL, address above. 33 - 85. Researching the BONDURANT, BonDURANT, BUNDRANT, BUNDREN, and other spellings for a book. Would appreciate hearing from anyone related to this family. Jean Pierre BONDURANT, immigrant, settled Manakintown, 1700. Descendants in practically every county south of Henrico, then moving into amany other states . Mrs. Chas. E. NORTON, One Woodbridge, Hobe Sound, FL 33455. 34 - 85 . Want to correspond with descendants of Robert SCARBOROUGH & Catherine BELCHER who md. 29 May 1793, Franklin Co., VA. Think they are my g-g-g- gr a ndparents. My g - g -gr andparents were Isaac SCARBOROUGH & Peggy M. -?- . Isaac b . ca . 1794 in VA. Peggy b . TN. Any info might help . Drene Scarberry COLBERT , Rt 1, Box 782, Mead, OK 73449 35 - 85 . Joseph, Jonathan, James, Malachi, Moses, Benjamin and Thomas CUMMINGS residing Henry/Patrick Cos., VA, 1783. James and Polly Anne CUMMINGS HALE living near Jonathan on Spoon Creek. Info on HALE & CUMMINGS needed . Mrs . Doro thy HALE AMIS, 8730 Ferncliff Ave., N. E., Ba~nbridge Island, WA 98110 36 - 85 . Ignatius REDMAN in Pittsylvania Co . , VA, 1767; Henry Co ., VA, 1 78 2 and Lee Co . , VA, 1805 Need data on Ignatius and relationship t o Na n cy REDMAN HALE , wife of William HALE, Patrick Co . , VA. Nancy & William md . 1 8 0 4, Patrick Co . Mrs. Dorothy HALE AMIS, address above. 0 37 - 85. Looking for data on the GRIZZLE family of Lumpkin Co ., GA, Rutherford Co . , NC and Chesterfield Co., VA. Will exc hange any materi a l . Patricia Burgoon WIGGINS, 561 Belvedere Road, N. W. , Palm Ba y , FL 3 290 7 �38 - 85. Need info re parents of Edward GILLEY a nd Ma r y C OLL I N S , md . L ee Co. , VA 1815. Will share info on des cendants . Mrs . R . E. C ARLSON, 5 '12 Sy bil L a n e: S. E., Mar ietta, GA 30067 39 - 85. Need ancestry of John WILLIAMS, Co., VA, 1826; moved to Ha rrison Co., I N. Mrs. R. E. CARLSON , a ddress above. who md. Cat h e rin e C OFFM AN. S h e n a ndoah Wi l l s h ar e in:f o o n d esc.:e n da n ts. 40 - 85. Wi sh to exchange info on J ohn C . GUTHRIE b. 179 5 in Geney J ane GLASS, b . 1799 ? VA. Bo th d. in Madi s o n Co . , I A. J ames GUTHRIE b. ? VA. He d. in Hi ghland Co . , OH at 96 y e ar s gran df ather Robert GUTHRIE, d . 1789 in Rockbridg e C o . , VA . Mr P. O. Box G, Florence , OR 97439 Tel. (503) 997-3241 V A a nd wi fe A l so, o n hi s f ather . A l s o, on hi s s . Hu g h R . GUTHRI E, ? 41 - 85 . Nee d info on William Cosby SPICER and S a r a h A . E . BAKER ca . 1864- 6 5 either Louisa Co . , Montgomery Co. or Hanover Co . , VA . S a r a h b . 14 O c t . 1836 , dau of Wm o Au gustu s BAKER, b . ca. 1795, PA, and Sar a h Ann L IGHTFOOT b. c a. 1808 , VA. Will exchange info. Mrs . Margaret M . SPI CER EVERSOLE, 2 504 Wa trou s Av e . , Tamp_<t, FL 33629 42 - 85. Name of parents of g -g- grandf ather J a co b BOWLES, b . 1 805 / 0 6 in Fr a nk li n Co., VA. J acob md . Polly WRIGHT, also of Fr a nklin C o . Ma rr iage b o nd date was 21 Aug. 1827 in Fr a nklin Co. Polly, a dau. of G e or ge WRIGHT, SR , a nd Polly ABSHIRE WRIGHT. Al so , need date of d eath for J a cob as we l l as hi s p a r e nts' n not'~ Mary Margaret SLICER, 3221 Hill crest Av e. , N o W., Apt . 1-302 , R oa nok e, V A 2401 2 43 - 85. Need names of parents of g - grandfather William A. TRENT, b. F e b . 18 24/J: in Campbell Co., VA . He md . Christina BOWLES of Frank 1 in C o . , a dau. of J acob and Polly WRIGHT BOWLES . Marriage bond date was 14 Apr . 1853 in Frank lin Co. William d . 28 May 1904 in Ro a noke, VA . Mary Margaret SLICER, address a b ove . 44 - 85 . Need place of burial of g - grandmothe r Sarah J ane GILES SWITZER, b. 1837/38 in Bedford Co., VA and d a u. of Aust in B. an d Ma rgaret GLOVER ATKINSON . Sara h J ane md . (1) John Henry GILES of Bedford Co. 17 Feb . 1859, (2) Madison Monroe SWITZER of Botetourt Co., VA , 22 Nov . 1876 0 She d. 26 July 1882 in Roa noke Co . , VA . Mary Margaret SLICER, a ddr ess a b ove . 45 - 85 . Need ances tor s of Rev . James O' KELLY b. 1 738 e i t h e r Surry Co., VA or Ir e land . Md. Elizabeth MEEKS. Di ed Chatham Co . , NC, 1826. F o und er of Souther n Branch of Christian Chur c h . Will of 26 Apr. 1826 name s two so n s . Mecklenbur g Co. r e cords s how two o ther sons. Mrs. Al Amunds e n , Country Club Apts . 2F, Gre enville, AL 36037 46 - 85 . Need descendant s of David APT b . Hesse-Cassel , Germany. Md. ca. 1848 Ma ry Catherine TUCK , Ha lif ax Co . , VA . In army of the Confederacy. Ten c hildr en i ncl uding David APT, wife Mary Ellen BLANKS of Buffalo Lithia Springs, VA, sev en c hildr e n; F . F. APT, Richmond , VA an d Gustavu s P . APT md. Ro sa FRAZ IER . Mr s. Al Amundsen. address above . 47 - 85 . Seeking descendants of Patri c k JACK, b. 1700 B a llykelly, County Derby , Ir e l an d . Son of Patrick JACK, SR . and his wife Ellen JERVIS . Md. Lillis McADOO. ha d n i n e c hildren · Lived in Lancaster Co. , PA, the n Row a n Co. , NC, th e n Meckl eng-urg Co . where he became weal thy proper ty own er. Buri ed there at Presbyt er i an Ch urch . Mrs . Al Amundsen , a ddre ss above . 48 - 85 . Wish to correspond wit h anyone researching th e HILL f a mily. Mat ild n HILL b . Oc t . 1858, Wise Co . , VA, md . Rob er t Christopher McCOY, 28 Nov. 1876 . Mat i lda ' s f a ther Elk a nd HILL b. 1826, Yancy Co . , NC, wife Eli zabet h - ? -. El k a nd' s f a t her Sanders HILL b . 1805, md . J a ne -?- . Shel vie NICKLES, 5125 Harford L a n e , Burk e , VA 22015 \ " . �49 - 85 , I ' m resea r c hin g the following: (1) William MORRIS, b. 1710, wife Eleanor , Au g u sta Co . , VA . (2) William WHITWORTH, wife Mary HUBBARD, Amelia Co . , VA. (3) An y HEBDEN, mostly from Princess Anne Co. , VA . Mrs. Ann MORRIS HEBDEN, 143 Sprin g hill Est . , Douglasville, GA 30135 50 - 85. Pl ea s e help me find info of where Samuel ADAMS was born, 1740-50; lived befor e 1786 in Lin c oln Co., VA. First child, Joseph, b. 1768, MD . He md. Anne ADAMS , 1766-67. She wa s dau. of William and Mary Walker ADAMS. Who were Samuel's parents? Refund postage. Evelyn ADAMS REYNOLDS 1 West Rt. Box 31, Seiling, OK 73663 51 - 85. I n ee d help with info about the Samuel ADAMS mentioned in will of Marg a ret ADAMS of Orange Co., VA, dated 3 Sept. 1744. Executors, Robert PATTERSON and Samuel ADAMS . Teste: Samuel HULL, Jacob GREEN (typist could not read name in parenthesis a ft e r Green) , Thomas LUNDAY. Augusta Co., VA W3 4, p 301 . Entry dated 15 Mar . 1770. Refund postage. Evelyn ADAMS REYNOLDS, address above. 52 - 85. William SCOTT lived in Bedford Co., VA, and his will was probated there in Nov. 1794 . His wife was Lucy SCOTT and his sons James and George SCOTT were his executors. I am seeking info of William and Lucy as well as their children. Col. Fred W. SCOTT, 146 Feeser Road, Littlestown, PA 17340 53 - 85 . James SCOTT went to KY from VA as early as 1805 and settled in Scott Co., KY where he d. in 1810. I believe James was the son of William SCOTT and the brother of George SCOTT who settled in Boone Co., KY. Need info of James who owned land on Goose Creek, Bedford Co. and in Botetourt Co., VA. Col. Fred W. SCOTT, address above. Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Abshire 42 Adams 50, 51 Akers 32 Apt 46 Arrington 18 Atkinson 44 Baker 28, 41 Barnhart 14 Baughn 3 Bayes 5 Baylor 15 Belcher 34 Blanks 46 Boaz 13 Bondurant 33 Bowles 42, 43 Bowman 19 Buchanan 29 Bundrant 33 Bundren 33 Callaway 1 Campbell 18 Cannaday 30 Coffman 39 Collins 38 Conley 22 Cummings 35 Dean 27 Dosser(in) 19 Douglass 3 Dryden 12 Falls 2, 3 Farley 22 Flora 14 Frazier 46 Gilley 38 Giles 44 Glass 40 Glover 44 Green 51 Grizzle 37 Guthrie 40 Hale 35, 36 Hancock 2 Harris 7 Hartune 6 Hartung 6 Hatcher 3 Hebden 49 Helmandollar 21 Hill 48 Hubbard 49 Hull 51 Hurt 28 Jack 47 Jervis 47 Lambert 20, 21 Leftwich 2 Lightfoot 41 Long 29 Lunday 51 Lyon 26 Maness 28 Martin 4, 5 Marshall 8 McAdoo 47 McCoy 48 McFarland 10 Meeks 45 Minton 12 Morris 49 Moseley 2 Munsey 22 Noell 1, 2, 3 O'Kelly 45 Otey 2 Patterson 51 Pollard 23 Preston 23, 24, 25 Puckett 8 Redman 36 Robinett 10 Robinson 11, 12, 13 Roller 19 Sarver 20 Saunders 16 Scarborough 34 Scott 22, 52, 53 Shepherd 4, 5 Spences 31 Spicer 41 Strange 2 Switzer 44 Thompson 7 Trent 43 Triggsbin 23 Tuck 46 Wade 18 Walker 29 Warren 6 Watson 17 White 11, 13 Whitworth 49 Whorley/Worley 16 Wilkerson 1 7 Williams 39 Wiseley 28 Wright 42, 43 Young 9 Zirkle 19 �ill 0 WYTHE COUNTY (VIRGINIA) CEMETERY SURVEY By Bruce Anderson Jr Part 6 ~ I;' <a :3 ~ > 't) 't) ~ Q;' ::s ~ 0 ~ CD DRAPER VALLEY PENTECOS TAL ROLINESS CHURCH CEMETERY (As of 07 Sept 1982) Location: on nor thside of u.s . 11, just west of SR 618 crossing. (Near Henry A. /Effie R.Adams on DAVIS stone 28 Effie R. ADAMS 03 Etta K . ADAMS 10 WAGONER 2 INF VA NG WORLD WAR I Fred M. *ADAMS 21 George w./Etta K. on ADAMS stone . George w. ADAMS 26 VIRGINIA PFC US MARINE CORPS W W II James Richard *ADAMS 08 Bessie Copeland/Wm o . on AKERS stone. Bessie Copeland AKERS Bessie Copeland/Wm o. on AKERS stone. 30 'William 0. AKERS 14 fm • SON/BROTHER Barry Keith ALEXANDER 28 James ASTIN 12 Dallas G./Cleo J . on AYERS stone. Cleo J. AYERS 24 Dallas C./Cleo J. on AYERS stone. Dallas Green AYERS 15 Elwood/ Dorothy Lee on AYERS stone. Dorothy Lee AYERS Edgar F . , Sr . /Lessie V. on AYERS stone 19 Edga r F. , sr AYERS 15 Elwood/Dorothy Lee on AYERS stone. Elwood AYERS 05 Emma T. AYERS Eagar F., Sr./Lessie V. on AYERS stone 01 Lessie v. AYERS Patricia E. AYERS Thomas H. AYERS (Mortuary marker only.) Willie Gordon 28 BLACK Cossie L/Larime Pack on B'MAN stone Cossie Lester 03 BOWMAN VIRGINIA PVT 3 INFANTRY DIV KOREA Curtis Lester 14 *BOWMAN C Lester/L Pack on BOWMAN stone . Larime Pack BOWMAN John w. /Margaret G. on BRANCH stone . John W. BRANCH John w. /Ma rgar et G. on BRANCH scone. Kargaret G. 12 BRANCH Mamie East BURCHAM Hubert w./Bessie L. on BURCHETT stone . 18 Bessie L . BURCHETT Hubert w. /Bessie L. on BURCHETT stone . 07 26 Hubert w. BURC HETT fm = MOTHER. "Her mercy is blessed ... 06 Mary Ann CARROLL fm =PATSY."She is just asleep." Patricia Pauline CARROLL (Mortuary marker only.) 04 Jerry Wayne CHRISLEY Robert E.Cox/M . P. Chrisley on one stone Mamie p. CHRISLEY "Mother I will meet you in the morning 04 Margaret Cathy CHRISLEY PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR I I (No dates) Norman Robert *CHRISLEY (Mortuary marker only . ) Virginia w. CHRIS LEY "Daddy I will meet you in the morning" 19 William Henry 10 CHRISLEY US AR~ Y VIETNAM William Ray 16 *CHRISLEY CPL US ARMY WW II Elbert 23 *CHRISTLEY William / Ruth G. S. on CH RIST LEY stone. Ruth G.s. CHRISTLEY William /Ruth G. S. on CHRISTLEY stone . 16 William s. CHRISTLEY Bernard H. /Do rma J. on COLEMA N s t one . 19 Bernard ff, Sr. COLE MAM Be rnar d H. /Do r ma J , on COLEMAN stone . 02 Dorma J. COLEMAM Ethel Warf 20 COLLINS Thomas W./Sarah S. on COLLINS stone . Sarah s. COLLINS I -81 Truck Stop.) DEC 1900 04 AUG 1947 APR 1896 MAY 1894 23 JUN 1956 APR 1894 10 APR 1977 MAY 1926 08 APR 19 59 APR 1888 16 SEP 1965 APR 1883 09 SEP 1962 APR 1961 21 FEB 1981 SEP 1900 06 JUL 1965 JUN 1903 JUN 1902 07 OCT 1980 SEP 1929 AUG 1907 AUG 1927 24 SEP 1971 AUG 1882 30 JUN 1956 SEP 1908 09 MAR 1973 1966 1951 1962 1938 1973 1888 JUL 1910 20 JUL 1971 MAY 1933 25 DEC 1950 JUN 1911 1969 1922 1924 APR 1902 16 JUL 1972 DEC 1896 30 APR 1971 NOV 1891 03 JUN 1967 HAR 186 5 01 !-!AY 1954 HAR 1949 06 JUN 1968 1981 1962 197 4 03 J UN APR 1899 1959 08 FEB J UL 1885 1932 J UN 1866 MAY 1942 FEB 1922 MAR 1908 SEP 1903 JUN 1896 OCT 1896 1926 APR 1899 14 06 20 12 23 15 1980 1947 NOV 197 8 JA~ MAY 1980 JAN 195 4 JAN 1970 OCT 1980 1978 30 APR 1965 �l ~ ~ a > "' :g !!. ~ &;' :s ~ f COLLINS COX COX COX COX COX COX COX COX DAVIS DAVIS DEAN DEAN EARHART EARHART EAST ED MISTEN FARME R FRAZIER FRIEND FRIEND FRIEND FRIEND GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVLEY GRAVLEY GRAVLEY GRAVLEY GRAVLEY GUYNN GUYNN GUYNN GUYNN *GUYNN GUYNN HINES HINES HUDSON HUDSON HUDSON JACKSON JACKSON JONES JONES JONES JONES JONES JONES LANE LAWSON LAWSON LOVELL LOVELL MANUEL Thomas W. Alice Sayers Arthur L. Diana E. Fred w. James Wallace Joy D. Rebecca J, Robert E. Effie R. Adams Henry A. Iva Arnold John Easte r Bessie Flevria Ha r vey Franklin Sharon Lynn Laura Katherine Inez Mae Ben n y F . Gaylo r d M. Malcolm Munsey Maud C. Minnie Bratton James A. Mary E. Debra Kay Gracie A. Malcolm R. Myrtle J, P r eston G. Barbara Aye r s Charles Alfred Earley M. Ella Vernon Gr aham E. Mary Elizabeth Harlin W. Ne t tie R. Mary Shinault Pau l i neQuesenberr y John Robert Arthur C. Louise Lowrey Corbett W. Emily Q. Leonard A. Minnie D. Rosa R· Zach R Elizabeth Ge rtrude Wright James Clayton Allen B. Maude V. Anni• P•a<l Thomas W./Sarah S. on COLLINS stone . James W. / Alice s . on COX stone. Arthur L . /Diana E. on COX stone. Arthur L./Diana E. on COX sto ne. Fred W. /Joy o. on COX stone . J . Wallace / A. Sayers on COX stone . f . Wallace /Joy D. on COX stone. fm =REBECCA J. COX . R. E . Cox/Mamie P . Chrisley on stone . Rev Henry/Effie R Adam s DAVIS sto ne . Rev . Henry A./E R Adams DAVIS stone. John Easter/Iva Arnold on DEAN stone. DAD Harvey F . /Bessie F. on EARHART stone . H. Franklin/B . Flevria on EARHART stone . f m .. DARLING . ll 09 20 14 20 02 21 NOV APR JUN OCT DEC OCT MAY 09 28 01 17 15 24 20 30 JAN DEC DEC SEP APR OCT JUL JUL 09 14 Gaylo r d M./Maud C. on FRIEND stone . 07 Malcolm M./Minnie B. on FRIEND stone . 20 Gaylord M./Maud C. on FRIEND stone . 23 M. Munsey /M. Bratton on FRIEND stone . 13 James A./Mary E. on GRAVELY stone. 21 James A. /Mary E. on GRAVELY stone . 23 AUG JUN MAY SEP JAN FEB FEB JUN R~v . Malcolm R. / G.A . Rev M.R./Gracie A on Pr e ston/Myrtle J . on P r eston/Myrtle J . on JUN JUL APR JUN OCT on GRAVLEY stone. stone . stone. sto ne . GRAVL~Y Ea r ley M/Ella Vernon on GUYNN stone. Earley M/Ella Vernon on GUYNN stone. PVT ARMY AIR FORCE WORLD WAR II Ha r lin W. /Nettie R. on HINES stone. Har l in W. /Nettie R. on HINES stone. " I n h is will is ou r peace . " Pau l ine Qu esenber r y/John Robe r t show. P au line Quesenberry/John Robert show . Arthu r C./Louise L . on JACKSON sto ne . Art hur C./L . Lowrey on JACKSON stone. Co r bet W/Rosa R on JONES stone. "At r est," 12 24 16 02 07 07 OCT 07 16 25 28 14 04 03 JAN OCT FEB JUL APR J UN MAR 24 03 24 15 18 14 07 21 25 FEB APR JUN AUG AUG APR JAN FEB SEP Minnie D. /Zack R. on JONES stone. Corbet W/Rosa R on JONES stone Minnie D./zack R. on JONES stone. Daughter of Vance & Nina Lane. Gert r ude w./James C. on LAWSON stone . G.Wright/J , Claytopn on LAWSON stone. Allen B. /Mau de V. on LOVELL stone. Allen B./Maude V. on LOVE LL stone . John Ha<v•y/Anni• P•a<l oo HANUKL•ton• 12 JUN 1917 1889 1900 1903 1925 1888 1929 1941 1898 1900 1907 1906 1905 1916 1916 1957 1926 1915 1933 1901 1894 1905 1901 1878 1892 1969 1907 1902 1900 1898 1889 1930 1892 1893 1919 1916 1915 1918 1900 1914 1910 18 94 1904 1895 1906 1902 1881 1905 1.876 1957 1903 1899 1898 1904 1898 28 NOV 1969 14 HAY 1962 11 AUG 1980 27 APR 1976 1948 04 AUG 1947 26 MAY 1965 03 OCT 1971 28 MAY 1972 29 SEP 1971 1973 25 MAR 1953 01 OCT 1970 11 MAY 1981 OS JUL 1980 28 JUN 1953 19 OCT 1972 1969 01 25 29 13 MAY OCT MAY JUN 12 AUG 08 AUG 30 SEP 30 MAY 1981 1971 1979 1965 1982 1965 1952 1976 1960 1958 07 MAY 1963 10 MAR 1970 03 16 26 05 JUL JUL SEP JUL 1965 1955 1972 1947 1948 26 SEP 1953 07 JAN 1957 25 NOV 1.972 1976 1965 ~ �~ ~ MANUEL MANUEL MANUEL MARTIN MARTIN McGEE NEWMAN NEWMAN NUCKOLLS NUCKOLLS PACK PAGAN PARKER PEAK *PENTECOST QUESENBERRY QUESENBERRY QUESENBERRY QUESENBERRY QUESENBERRY *QUESENBERRY QUESENBERRY ~ QUESENBERRY QUESENBERRY ED QUESENBERRY > QUESENBERRY 'O 'O QUESENBERRY ~ QUESENBERRY QUESENBERRY ~ ,, ~~ !Zl 0 ~ QI R~KES RAKES RAKES RAKES RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE RATCLIFFE REYNOLDS REYNOLDS RICHMOND RIGGINS RIGG I ~S RUMLEY RUSSELL RUSSELL SAYERS SAYERS SAYERS SAYERS Gin ge r Renee Joh n Harve y William Troy Edgar J. Estelle u. Early Swanson Conrad La ur a D • Bessie K· George M· Sadie Alice George Wayne George w. Ruth M Ratcliffe Paul Monroe Andrew J, Annie Smith Arthur Lee Benjamin Franklin Cindy E . Dewey Thomas Gladys Howlett James w. John Berry Mary Lawson Maude G. Nora s . Ruth Frances wall Wm Henry "Bill~ Cora v. Elizabeth J am es w. John R. Ar thur s . Carrie Dalton Frances T . Garland J.D . Gl enna Marie John R. Ma r tha Jane Raymond Eve r ett Sanders Edgar Shirley Mae J oh n C. Maudie E . Marie L 'l e Ayers Mamie Wright William Dav id Mallard Gibson Jeannette s . Joseph w., sr. Cloyd c. Debbie Ly nn Elizabeth Gibney Ellen F. JUL 1971 OCT 1895 JUL 19 16 1900 1906 JUN 1908 189 3 1899 1894 1894 1931 03 MAY 1940 1888 Age 48 05 AUG 1932 VIRGINIA CPL 25 INF DIV KOREA 28 JUN 1933 Andrew J,/Maude G. on QUESENBERRY stone 04 JUN 1906 John Be rry/Annie S on QUESENBERRY stone2l APR 1899 14 OCT 19 22 Ruth F Wall/Ben. F. on QUESENBERRY 04 APR 1909 03 JAN 1949 PRTRM 3 US NAVY WW II 28 JAN 1927 Dewey Thomas/G Howlett QUESENBERRY 02 JUL 1923 James w./Nora s. on QUESENBERRY stone. 16 JUN 1902 John B/Annie Smith on QUESENBERRY stone29 JAN 1893 "She is not dead , but sleepeth. · 12 JUN 1871 Andrew J./Maude G on QUEWENBERRY stone 03 JUN 1910 James w. /No r a S. on QUESENB ERRY stone 02 MAY 1902 Ruth F W/ Ben . Franklin on QUESENBERRY 09 DEC 1916 30 MAY 1920 JAMES W. /Co ra V. on RAKES stone. 19 NOV 1896 1871 1894 11 MAR James w./Cora v. on RAKES stone. 22 NOV 1900 05 JUN 1927 Arthur $ . /F r ances T. on RATCLIFFE 15 SEP 1920 C.Dalton/S anders Edga r on RATCLIFFE 28 JUL 1929 Art.S./Frances T. married 09 FEB 1952 12 DEC 1948 "God doeth all things.· 1950 Glenna Harle/Shirley Mae on RATCLIFFE 05 J UN 08 DEC 1889 10 AUG 1946 "Died doing for others . " 2 9 AUG 1922 16 HAY 1912 Carrie Dalton/S . E . RATCLIFFE show . 08 JUN 1948 Glenna Ma r ie/Shirley Mae RATCLIFFE 1881 John C. / Maudie E . on REYNOLDS stone . 1888 John c . /Maudie E. on REYN OLDS stone . 1925 Age 54 . (Some data bar e ly le gib l e . ) 1905 Mamie Wright/William David on RIGGINS 1903 Mamie Wright/William David on RIGGINS 17 JUL 1887 09 OCT 1927 Joseph w., s r. / Jeannette s. show 30 MAR 1927 Joseph w., sr . /Jeannette s . show 09 JAN 1925 God is our refuge and st r ength . 04 APR 1961 "Little Debbie Lynn . " 27 PEB 1886 "He giveth his beloved sleep ." 11 AUG 1921 James c . /Ellen F . on SAYERS stone. 13 John Harvey/Annie Pearl on MANUELstone 12 12 Edgar J . /Est elle u. on MARTIN stone. Edgar J • /Estelle u. on MARTIN stone. Asleep in Jes us. 18 Laura D./Rev. Conrad on NEWMAN stone . Laura o . /Re v. Conrad on NEWMAN stone . Bessie K./George M. on NUCKOLLS stone. Bessie K./George M. on KNUCKOLLS s tone 23 JUN 1972 09 MAY 1957 09 JUN 1981 1980 06 MAR 1971 1964 18 28 05 19 12 15 28 24 AUG MAY APR J UL JUL APR JAN MAR 1966 1978 1958 1977 1969 1980 1952 1977 1959 1969 1972 1955 1978 07 23 31 06 JUL SEP JAN APR 1959 1968 1978 1982 06 JUL 23 JAN 1982 19 58 19 JUN 1954 10 JAN 1966 22 OCT 1979 05 27 20 04 01 01 27 AUG AU G SEP JU L JUL 1967 1971 1953 1979 1974 ~AR l 976 AUG 1971 1965 1966 13 DEC 1979 1965 14 JUL 1962 27 FEB 1981 31 JUL 1968 09 FEB 1968 08 JUN 19 51 .~ .........- �~ ~ ~ > :g e ~ ID' =' ~ ~ *SAYERS *SAYERS SAYERS SAYERS SHELTON SHELTON SHELTON SHELTON SHINAULT SHINAULT SHINAULT · SLUSHER SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SNAVELY SNAVELY SNAVELY SPENCE SPENCE STILWELL *STILWELL STILWELL STILWELL STILWELL STILWELL STILWELL STILWELL *STILWELL STILWELL STOOTS STOOTS *SUTPHIN SUTPHIN SUTPHIN SUTPHIN TATE THOMAS TOLBERT TUELL *UNDERWOOD *UNDERWOOD VIARS VIARS VIARS VIARS VIARS VIARS VIARS *WARF WHITT James Clifton James H. Lucy L. William Clarence Amanda Rene Hoover J.Elmer Lummie L . Robert M. Wilbert Francis William E. Victor E. Berdie Q. Charles a. Etta Irene Garland Bishop John w. Mahala E.s. Meek B. Beulah c. c. Howard, Sr . Jo Ann Clydia Carroll Joseph Madison Rampton B. Hampton M. Jimmy W. Joe Ballard MarlissChristine Martha Beatrice Martha Coffey Obie Woodson Ralph Bennett Vicie s. Nina Ayers Walter Lee Emo r y Lewis French N. Ollie Jarrells Tazwell E., Sr. Robert H. Julie Manuel J. Gordon David w. Leonard R. Ella T . Jettie s . Luratta Peter Ralph Junior Tasie William J . Harold Quinton Chester Webb PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II VA US ARMY WW II/KOREA/VIETNAM "He is not dead, but sleepeth." J Elmer/Lummie L . on SHELTON stone. J Elmer/Lummie L. on SHELTON stone. (Mortuary marker only.) Age 60.(Mortuary marker only.) (Mortuary marker only . ) C.H./B.Q.show.Married July 16 , 1919 . Charles H./Berdie Q. on SMITH stone. Wife Son John w./Mahala E.S. on SMITH stone. John W./Mahala E . S . on SMITH stone. Husband C. R.Sr./B. C. on SNAVELY stone. c. Howard, Sr./Beulah c. show. (Mortuary marker only.) Joseph Madison/Clydia Carroll show. J. M./c./c. show on SPENCE stone. SP 4 US ARMY 14 28 08 01 DEC APR JAN JUN 1919 1923 1886 1942 1981 1930 1904 1905 1912 1922 1905 1927 1900 1894 1905 1930 1891 1895 1890 1904 1901 1940 1889 1889 1916 1946 1942 31 MAY 1974 1974 09 JAN 1959 15 NOV 1961 11 OCT 1971 1976 07 NOV 1960 26 JUN 1912 21 JAN 1977 02 MAR 25 APR 10 FEB 23 28 22 25 MAR OCT NOV APR 11 JAN 30 DEC 08 APR 10 AUG 14 MAR 15 JAN VIETNAM 12 OCT Ralph Bennett/Marliss Christine show Ralph Bennett/Joe Ballard show Obie Woodson/Martha Beatrice show. (Dates on mortuary missing.) Obie Woodson/Martha Beatrice show. Marliss Christine/Joe Ballarad show. Vicie s./Hampton B. on STILWELL stone. Walter Lee/Nina Ayers on STOOTS stone. Walter Lee/Nina Ayers on STOOTS stone. TSGT US AIR FORCE KOREA Ollie Jarrells/Tazwell E., Sr. show. Ollie Jarrelle/Tazwell E., Sr . show. 31 09 21 01 JAN 1977 DEC 1971 APR1981 MAY 1967 1981 1950 1950 25 MAY 198 2 19 118 1982 02 APR 1971 l 0 OCT 19 118 15 JUL 19 46 1956 20 MAR 1974 19 APR 1907 08 01 23 12 09 28 27 00 14 06 Infant (Mortuary marker dates missing.) VIRGINIA SP4 US ARMY VIETNAM 02 VIRGINIA PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II 08 William J . /Ella T. on VIARS stone. Tasie/Jettie s. on VIARS stone, 03 Peter/Luratta on VIARS stone. Peter and Luratta show on VIARS atone. Son, Ralph Junior. (Photo on stone.) Tasie/Jettie s. show on VIARS stone. 21 William J./Ella T. on VIARS stone. VIRGINIA PFC US MARINE CORPS W W II 29 Rev.Chester Webb/Virginia Chatman show.25 MAR APR JUN APR FEB APR DEC 000 1920 1915 1909 1935 1909 1884 1884 1901 MAY 1892 JUL 1908 NOV 1946 JUL 1915 1901 FEB 1914 1874 1868 1947 DEC 1909 1900 JAN 1922 MAY 1913 27 21 21 03 21 21 00 03 27 JUL AUG JAN JAN JAN PEB 000 JAN JUN 1976 1974 1979 1963 1959 1953 1969 1980 1962 14 AUG 1968 25 FEB 1974 1952 1954 1951 26 SEP 1980 1974 20 OCT 1972 15 AUG 1980 lJl u.i �L ~ -;:... WHITT WHITT WHITT WHITT WHITT WH IT T WOOTE N WR IG HT WRIGHT Legend: The se <I ~ ~ > 'O 'rJ ,,e ft> ::t iD" ::s ~ .... I') ai ..... Hallie M. John T. Mal lie L . Robert L. Virginia Chatman Wilmer c . Lester H. Ell a s . James w. John T./Hallie M. on WHITT stone. John T./Hallie M. on WHITT stone. 29 Robert L./Mallie L. on WHITT stone. 25 Robert L./Mall ie L· on WHITT stone. Rev.Chester Webb/Virginia Chatman show.14 0 02 fm= SON "A rose on God s shore. " 03 Ella s./J ames w. on WRIGHT stone. Ella S./James W. on WRIGHT stone. DEC MAR APR AUG JAN 1894 1889 1906 1901 1912 1936 1909 1882 1878 1966 1980 27 JUN 1972 13 FEB 1974 11 AUG 1954 10 JAN 1959 1952 1968 indicates military service; "fm" indicates foot marker. persons assisted i n transcribing grave marker data: From Roanoke: Mr Harry WEEKS ), Mrs Harry (Reva) WEEKS , Mrs Belva COUNTS, Mrs Clyde (Babe) FOWLER, Mr Marvin NEIGHBORS. From Wytheville: Miss Jean SPENCE, Mr Bruce ANDERSON. �BOOK REVIEWS WILKES REC ORDS : 1216 - 1984 by Lillian J Crews. This is a comprehensive history of Wilkes families including their migration routes , their services in military, naval, diplomatic and public affairs , as well as details of private lives, derived from family letters , diaries and autobiographies. The book is divided into 3 sections and an a ppendix of allied families . Section one gives the English records with a bibliography of sources. Section two is the introdution of Wilkes families in America with journeys across Virginia and Tenn. including many types of records and a bibliography of Sources . Section three is other Wil kes families in N. C. , Penn. , and New York. The appendix includes the allied families of Banks, Bettis/Bettes/Betts , Cardwell, Crabtree , Crews , Edwards , Fakes , Farley, Gipson, Jones , Iambeth, Quesenbury, Snead, Stanfield, Stone, Summerhill and Winn/Wynne. The book i s well i ndexed, a general index and a separate index of Wilkes, Wilks and Wylks. The book is soft bound, 250-t pages . The price of the book is $JO. 00. Order from : Lillian J. Crews, 2001 Shady Oak Drive , Tallahasse, FL 32303. THE WEYHER GENEALOGY : 1600 - 1981 by Harry F Weyher, Jr. This is a family history for the children of Har ry Frederick Weyher, Jr and Barbara Dore Mccusker, covering the Ca rter, Duby , Green , Mccusker, Parrott, Weyher and related families. There are 12 generations covered . The documents obtained relating to this genealogy are found in this volume. The table of contents lists tables of illustrations , lineal descent a nd sources . The book has a hard cover, 422 pages and is completely indexed. Write Harry F Weyher Jr, 200 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10171 for information . THE DESCENDANTS OF JAMES AND RACHEL HOLMES SCOTT by Sallie S Carnahan . James Scott from Ireland and Rachel Holmes Scott from Scotland arrived in Augusta County Virginia, August 21 , 1771 . From Hardsty's History of Montgomery County 1884, James Scott was on a list of Revolutionary War Soldiers 3 Nov 1779 to be paid for s ervices in the year preceding. From a Montgomery County, Va. court record of John Montgomery, James Scott took the oath of Fidelity to the State of Virginia on 3 March 1778. Other Revolutionary War ancestors of the Scott family were Robert Porter (1740-1781), John Newland (1742-1801), William Gleaves (1750- 1820) and Thomas Turk (1718-1809). Early family names who intermarried with the Scotts were Bonham , Jenkins, and Williams . Records of Civil War soldiers and copies of letters from Grayson County 1864-1865 are included. The first edition of the Scott Family printed in 1971 was updated in 1971 was updated in 1983. The book has a soft cover, 391 pages, copies of many early documents and indexed. The price of the book i s $10 .00 and may be ordered from Sallie S Carnahan, PO Box 402, Marion , VA 24354. EARLY WYTHE SETTLERS, WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA : 1810 - 1850 CENSUS by James L Douthat . This book is a transcription of the first five census records of the county, beginning with 1810 and ending with 1850. The 1810, 1820, and 1830 are in some-what of an alphabetical order. There is a separate index to the 1840 and 1850 census . The 1850 census is one of the most importa nt . You will find listed in the order as they occur the following information: name, age, sex, race, occupation and birthplace. The chart in the back of the book will be your key to the full use of the book. You may trace a family down through the years and keep the related information together. The book has a soft cover, 150 pages and may be ordered from Mountain Press, 2504 Kell Road, Signal Mountain, TN 37377. The price is $22.50 plus $1.25 postage . A complete catalog with other historical boo ks and genealogical references may be requested from the publisher. TOMBS TONE INSCRIPTIONS OF THE CEMETERIES OF PATRICK COUNTY , VIRGINIA complied by 0 E Pilson. 475 pages, 6" x 9", hardback-bound book, containing approximately �20, 000 inscriptions , taken from 9.35 cemeteries and b urial ~lo ts , co vering ~1 1 of Patrick County , with a few near the patrick ?ounty border in Henry , F:=an~i n , Floyd and Carroll Counties in Virginia , and 1n Stokes and Surry Coun ties i n N · C Also included are inscriptions on the memorial placques o n the wa l l of t he All~ed Families of Virginia Building in Fairy Stone Sta te Par k, Each c e me t ery or burial plot is listed separately , and the location is des cri b e d . The c e meteries are grouped into seven sections according to their loca tions in the County . Ins criptions are not listed alphabetically , but are lis ted as the y were rea d by wal ki n g between the rows of graves in the larger cemeteries . The dat e the ins crip t ions were copied in each cemetery is indicated . Thes e inscripti o n s were complied over a period of about years , ending in 1984. While it i s likely that a few c eme teries in remote areas were missed , it is believed that nearly a l l o f them i n the County are listed. Many old abandoned family burial plac e s in wo oded areas are l i s ted . A number of old tombstones which had been buried by e ros ion a nd debris we r e dug out and the inscriptions recorded. There i s a s urname index , a f ew p icture s and a little local history , This is a very valuable s ource of inf o rmation for a ny genealogist who is seeking infonnation on anyone who has r o o t s i n t h e P a trick County area. There are death dates from 1780 to 1984. The pri c e o f t he book is $20. 00 pos tpaid. Make checks or money orders paya ble to o. E . Pils on . Order from O. E. Pilson , R. #2, Box 6, Ridgeway , VA 2 4148 . *** The review copy of the above books have been placed in the Virg inia Room of t he Central Roanoke Public Library , Elwood Park, Roanoke , Va . =================================================================================== VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY SPRING CONFERENCE 1985 The Virginia Genealogical Society ' s Spring Conference will be held April 26 and 27' 1985, at the new Radisson Hotel Charlottesville Virginia . Check-in time a~ t?e. &:diss on is 2 ~m , Friday , 26 ' April. Conducted tours of the University of Vi r ginia s Alderman Library and of the Albemarle County Historical Society Library have been ar~n~ed from 3 to 5 pm for those wishing to take them . Others may be temp ted by a vis it to the Albemarle County Court House which i s within walking dis tance of. the Hotel. For those who have not seen it, Monticello , home of Thomas Jefferso~, i s nearby: Or ~hose favoring a drive through this county ' s magnificent countrys7de m~y combine it with a visit to a winery which will be open to visitors• A rec~ption ~i.th cas h bar at the hotel , beginning at 7 : JOpm will serve as geta~quainted t i me• . Pre~ared lists of family lines being researched by attendees will help those w~th information to exchange to meet one another . Dinner will be on- y ou r-own, either at the hotel or any of Charlottesville' s fine restaurants . S~tu~~y f rom 9am t o ~pm will be entirely given over to the serious pursuit of V1rg1n1a g enealogy, wi. th lunch provided between morning a nd afternoon s essions. The hotel has a dvi s ed us that attendees who might wish to extend their Cha rlott esville s t ay, either by a rriving a day early or staying a day beyond , or both, ma y do so at the spe cia l c onvention rates being offered for Friday night . Additiona l a nd complete informa tion r e garding registration, hotel accommodations , and programing will b e s ent to a ll members of the Society in a l a ter mailing . Non-members may direct inquiri es t o Mrs. Janice Aberc r ombie, Box 373, Mineral, VA 23117. �1984 Financ i a l Cash on Hand 1 St atement 31 December 1983 $ 5,855.53 Oper atin g In come : 1984/ 85 Membership Dues $ 5,269 . 50 1 985 Workshop 1 0 . 00 Contr ib u tions: (I nclud es Back Iss u es, Donations, etc.) 339 . 02 Re im burs e ments: (I ncludes Cost of Copyi n g, Fi e ld Trip Lunch-Lync h'b g, 236 . 33 etc .) Refunds 47 . 27 Tot al I ncome $ 5,902.12 Op e r a tin g E x p enses : Audit or $ 30 . 00 Meeting Pla ce : (Jefferson St " Bapt . Church) 40 . 00 Speakers 177 . 80 Fe es 20 . 00 Meeting Anno un ceme nts 304 . 80 Office Supplies & Expenses 232.58 Post ag e 642 . 26 Pr in ting: (Broc hures , etc . ) 84 . 81 VAN 2,342 . 61 Membership Dire c tory 243 .99 Index to VAN 191 . 33 D:)nations 177 . 44 Copying 15 . 49 Fi e ld Trip Lunch-Lynch'bg 225 . 00 Total Expen ses Net Income Cas h on Hand, 4,728.11 1,1 74.01 31 December 1984 Prepared by: Calvin L " Weddl e Treasurer - 1984, 1S85 $ 7,029.54 �The Southwestern Virginia Genealogi cal Society has pedigree chart notebooks in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library. These notebooks wil l hold both the BtXll" and the l ong charts . Member or non-member may send their charts and the will be placed in the notebook. VAN has started publishing the surnames index for these volumes . In this issue we are publishing the Index for Volume II. We also have a surname index file . Below is how these cards are to be f illed out, WASKEY George Waskey (Waschke) Ancestor : Born : Died: prior to 1784. Married : Wife : Margaret Parents : (b d 1827 , VA Margaret purchase land 1784 in Md . in her own name, sold it after coming to Rockbridge Co, VA, in the 1790s . Researcher : Mrs "Babe " Waskey Fowler 1716 Colgate St NE Roanoke , VA 24012 Jan 1985 (Mrs Claude S) 0 The cards must be this size (the size of the file drawer) as we cannot recopy information sent on other sizes , Only ONE surname to card. ==========================·======================================= = = ============== SURNAME INDEX for publication in the August issue . The following outline is used. We will publish 10 names for each member only once a year and in August . These names should be received by us by the first week of J uly , 1985 . Mrs Claude S Fowler , 1716 Colgate St , NE , Surname McClure Waskey Strat(t)on Flinn Roanoke , VA 24012 Given name Location Da.tes Samuel Botetourt , Montgomery Cos , VA Md 1817-d 1838 All whose ancestors were here before 1800 - especially Md , Pa , Va David Went to Ind bet 1800-1820 b Ire . George Augusta , Va , Greenbrier , WV , Ohio? War of 1812 I have given something to identify the person mentioned, except for the Waskey family-- I am trying to locate George ' s father whom I believe to be George Waschke who came to GA in 1736 , md 1737/8 in GA, to PA 17.38 , and part of the family went to Md. ~================================= ========================================== Please note our new address: Southwestern Virginia Genealogy Society PO BOX 12485 Roanoke, Virginia 24026 The addresses of our offices are in membership register, is you care to write to them at home. Bu t this way we do have a single address from now on . �Birth place·_ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ Buria l place! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Edu cation =------ ---------------------------------------~ M il itary Service: ___________ ________ ___ _ _ ______ _________ _ _ _ __ _ _ Phys ical and ot her c haracteristics (circle or give m o re specific information ): 1. He ight Tall, medium, short or ft . in . 6 . Emotionally stab le or labile 2. Weight lbs. o r thin, average, obese 7. Shy, gregarious 3. Blo nd, red hai r, in te rmediate, brown, block 8 . C o nfident, h esi t a n t 4. Eye color: 9 . Quiet, t a lka t ive 5 . Right or left han ded 10 . Good sen se h umo r, o v e rage Use of alcohol: never, socially, heavy. Tobacco: never, m odera te, h e ovy . C h ronic disord~tiS (a s ort'h rit; i s , asthma, T B, visua l, hear ing or birth de fects): _ _ __ _ _ _ Specia l T a le nts: - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - -M u s ical, artistic, m echa n ical, literary, etc. Hobby o r favo ri te rec reat ion :_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ ________ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Religious aff il iation (cas ua l, overage, in tense): _ _ _ __ _ __ _ ___ _____ Majo r polit ica l aff il iat ion (casu a l, overage, in ten se): _ _ __ _ _ - - - - -- - - - ----~-----·--------------------------------------- --------- Married1 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ 8orn, _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ D;ed Birthplace Children: Place and da t e marriage___ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 . - - -- -- - - - - -- - - - -- - -- - -·- - NOTE: Use reverse s ide for second marriage data, anecd o tes, e tc . ·- -------~----- ----- Vi:r~i.n.(.:-:>, Ar.o~, 1 ~. ::!\ "~.r i;',~t" "' �NOTE NEW ADDRESS F rom Bulk Rate U. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 9, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource 1870 Roanoke County Mortality Schedule; 1850 Bedford County Mortality Schedule; Foster Family Bible Records; Roll of Voters Registered at Stewartsville Precinct in Bedford County, 1902-1935; An Overview of Records in the Courthouse of the City of Lynchburg; Legislative Petition for the Citizens of Jacksonville in Floyd County for the Establishment of a bank at Christiansburg, 29 December 1849; Wythe County Cemetery Survey, Part VI. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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VIL - 1'0 . 4 - November , 1984 CONTENTS TLe Prc:~ldent 's Message 12Ja l ~-~o r-.ortl.li ty Schedules Rockbridce County , Virgini a County , Virg i n i a Pul ' l: · k l _;on -Exch:inge Qu.'.lrterl i es Scot t County , 123 128 130 Virg inia F'o. irview Cemetery The Nickelsville Spartan Band lJl Petition of Richard Ball i nger 131 " Sta y 134 Book " of Henry County , Virginia S a ul Brothers Re s earching the Loyal i st Rec ords for a Revolutiona ry Ances tor 142 Revolutionary War Soldiers: Randolph County , (W) Va. 143 144 Revolutionary Petitions Filed in Bedford County , Va . 145 My Recollections of Virginia Otey F amily of Bedford County, Virginia Queries & Index to Queries Franklin County, Virginia Lis t of Insolvents for 1835 List of Free Negroes & Mulattoes for 1837 Book Reviews 146 152 157 158 159 ======================================-=============================================== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soci ety , Inc • , meets the third Sa turday of each month in the Audi tori um of the Central Roanoke City Public Library at 1 :JO pm, Elmwood Park. Meeting at the Library our members can use the resources of the Virginia Room -- prior to and after the meeting. The library opens at 9:00 am and c l oses at 5 :00 pm on Saturday. October meeting: Field trip to Lynchburg , Va. November meeting: Auditor ium December : no meeting �Raymo~d , L . Brickey, P':' esh!.~n t I am pleased to note the Aueust 198 4 is ~.n~e o~ the VArJ has " Se cre t a rys Notes" on page 122, outlining our rece n t a c t ivi t i es a .,..1d r e ports and giVing subjects of our near fut ur e meeti ne;s -ror -the benefit of our out of town members and those who were a b s ent. I '1ope we •.· 1i 11 conti 11u e this feature in future issue s. Our workshop Corrrnittee has had se ver~1 meetings and has completed orga.l"lizational plans and work as s i ,:: nments 'foi:- our •.•.1 or ks ~ 0p next ye a r. We C9.n look forward to an outstandine workshop pr or:r:=t."!1 next year. Mr. SaV1yer gave us a most interestinP talk on Fran1ci;_n County Newspa pers with projected sli<les of their front pa.cP.s. I "'ao r1ersonall y A.m?zed at the number of news pa pers published i n thj_s county's history. I hope you \"fi ll make pla ns to attend our next meetine; which wi 1 1 be at our regular meeting place o * Cordially, Raymond Brickey, President * Our next Meeting, October will be our trip to Lynchburg, Va --- November meeting at the Roanoke(Central) City Library. �12-3 RC-:::<BRIIX:;E COUN TY , VIRGINIA l S'"'O ViORTALITY SCHEDULE This ~c!.e:d..: l · ·.: t.· Lt~:1.;;~. at the sane time as the 1870 census and covers the C.ea th~ r ru!"'! ' •·. . , : ·~ 9 to June 1 , 1870 . This schedule was copied from microfil m at i.i.·~ ::.t:!· ·:. ~ :· J~..:;t;s '.::hrist of Latter-L'e.y Saints LibrarJ , Roanoke , Va. The ori~i:. d :.· ~!.t.J '/irgi..ia State Archives . The cc.lum:..· u:· li.·· . ·c!.~dule are as foll ows : (1 ) family number as on census, ( 2) narr.c o!' h ·v "l' i , (J) ab8 last birthday , (4) male (m) or female (f), (5) Color : whl i.. 1 • , .·:) - t l·1ck (b) = mulatto (m) =Chinese (Ch) =Indian (I), (6) marri ed (md) or ;:irloh·ed (wd) , (7) place of birth , (8) father of foreign birth, (9) mother or t'or0i.l~n birth , (10) date - month - of death, (11) occupation, ( 12 ) cau~; c of d1..:·L t..h . (note : The line number is the first number listed,) j page No . 1; page No. J8J Schedule 2 Persons who DicJ. during the Year ending 1st June 1870, i n Buffalo Township, in th e County of f~ockbridge , State of Virg ini a , enumerated by me, GA Baker, Ass ' t Mar.:;hal · (L3.st column marked out & written over in another hand) 1- ? ARMENTROUT , Mary - 7 0 yrs - f - w - md - Va - 1 - 1 - Dec - Keeping House - Consumption 2? ( ? ~~:1 1.A~?BRrn·:N ?EUIER?EAIN?), Elizabeth - 90 yrs - ;£ - w- *(-)- Va - 00- Oct - at home - Paralaysis J - ? RULE .. .: ??R.ILEY , Jinnetta - 26 yrs - f - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - June k eeping house - consumption 4- ?7 W IN8TON , Roberta - 2/12 mos - f - w -*(- )- Va - 0 - . 0 - March - at hom e - croop 5- ? WOODS , William A - 47 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - September cooper - g oitre 6- ? ??KNICK , John - 69 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - March - labourer para lys is 7- ?6? KNICK , Joseph J2 yrs - m - w -*(-) - Va - 0 - 0 - March - labourer - pneu monia 8- ? 7 STEELE , Adam - 55 y-rs - rn - b - md - Va - 0 - 0 - May - labourer ·fracture d leg 9- ?8 MEAD , Isaac - 55 y-rs - rn - m - md - Va - 0 - 0 - June labourer diseas e of bowels 10- ?8 HOSTETTER , Mary E - 9/12 mos - f - w - (-) - Va - 0 - 0- June - at home - f'racture of skull 11- ?.54 ??HULL ??HALL , Elizabeth J - 62 yr:s - f - w - wd Va - 0 - O - July - at home - Appoplexy 12-.134 ?SIRON, James W - 7/12 mos - m - w - ( - ) - Va - 0 - 0 - April - at home - Asthma 13- ?8J. DEACON , Nancy - 72 yr:s - f - w - wd - Va - 0 - 0 - July - at home Li v er Mal a ria? 14-?2 1 WILSON, Thomas - 50 yrs - m - w - (-) - Va - 0 - 0 - July - farmer Delcnim?d elenira Tremins 1 5-?27 MON TGOMERY , Charles - 7/12 mos - m - w - ( - ) - Va - 0 - 0 - January - at home - hyd.ro Cepalus 16- ??1 MON TGOMERY, Nancy - 55 yrs - f - b - ( - ) - Va - 0 - 0 - November - at home - p aralysis 17-:D.7 CUM MINGS, John S - 38 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - June - farmer ?.57 Chromic Diarrhrea * · 1 e.? there was a dash in t his column -- did i t mean 'di·tto ' ?. or sing _ yLRC:INIA APPA! A\HIAN NOTE_$...__ _ �18-. ?83 19-?92 DEMASWS, Edward - 16 yrs - m - w - ( - ) - Va - 0 - 0 - '.'"' eptember home - pneumonia KERR , Louisa - 40 yrs - f - m - md - Va - 0 - 0 - t·:iy - at home Puerge?Puerheral? fever page No . J84 1- ? 2- ? 3- ? 4- ? 5- ? = page No . 1 -- Lexington Township WARREN , Bailey - 1 6/12 yrs - f - m - 0 - Va - 0 Mennengitis GAINES, W H - 10/12 mos - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 Aorophela? (marked out - Struma or Kin~sEs il??) BURNETT, Mary E - 26 yrs - f - w - md - Va - 0 keeper - Pesirperal fever BIRD, Caroline - 19 yrs - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 Phthi s i s Prelmonalis , Richard D - 11 yrs - m - w - 0 - Va home - Phthises Pulmomilis page 385, page No. 1 - 0 -Aug - at home - 3une - at home 0 - January - house - Ma y - a t home - 0 - 0 - Ma y - at Torm of Lexington 1- ? PRATT, Mary Grace - unknown - f - w - md - unknown - 0 - 0 - un:knolm - 0 - unknown 2-?26 HUMPHRIES, J . D. - 41 yrs - m - w - ?md - Pennsylvania - 0 - 0 - Mar - Machinist - strictur e of the Bowels 3- ?}1 ROBINSON , David - 1 yr - m - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - May - 0 - Pl un , Pneumonia 4- ?31 ---------, Sarah 2/12 mos f - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - April - 0 Plun . Pneumonia 5-?231? TOLIVER, Amanda 29 yrs - f - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct 1 - house servant - Phthisis Pulmonalis 6-193 BARCLAY, Mary Emma - 11/12 mos - f - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - May - 0 inflamation of Bowels ?-.J.20 SHIELDS, Susan - J yrs - f - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Aug - 0 - Pluss Pneumonia 8-~29 BEATON, Edward 1 - 1 yr - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Aug - 0 Inflamation of BQwels 9-?4J BIAS, Phebe - 75 yrs - f - m - wd Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - keeping house - inflamation of Bowels 10-173 WHI'IE, J a mes William - 1 yr - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Aug - 0 meas els 11-22.4 FIGGAT, Harriet - 45 yrs - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Nov - 0 - Flu§§. Pneumonia 12-294 FIGGAT, Harry - J yrs - m - w - O - Va - 0 - 0 - Nov - 0 - measels Nothing opposite Mary Grace Pratt, from the fact that her husband, John W. Pratt refused to give any information. page _ __ (page 1- ? 2- ? J-?27 J86) County of Rockbridge ??HO?KINS, Henrietta - 2 yrs - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Aug - at home - dessentery DIXON, Ella Jane - 2 yrs - f w - 0 Va - 0 - 0 - Jan - at home pneumonia DIXON, Robert Luther - Li/12 mos - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Feb - a t home - pneumonia YIRCIN IA 6PPALACHIAN NOTES �12.5 4- · ;:;...· · -..-.Jo·· .. , .. • · ? r . .. ,~ . . ~ 1 , ·.., ........ ;. ., · - 1/ 12 • ... .. .. c.. 1. • • .""\ mos - f - w - O - Va - o- o- Oct - at 5- ? 6- ? 7- ? 8- ? Lorr.t.: - ~·0~: l 1! • ..; :..?.:!.' lam . POFr~: !-< , 1 .. ·!.!:'c l la - 45 yrs - f - b - md - Va - O - o - March - at home - c:o: . .- ir.!"' ion ·~··~" .. - m - b •. • r·.. - J ...yrs 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - March - at home Po ..•.Ji~· "' - •• \ , ..•• l..,., c.,..;. . nr.•:urno !.1 -i. -rt!1 OR>'I~o·· .. - 69 y rs - f - w - 0 - Va - O - O - July at home • _1 .• •, , . ·. _• r.<T"'ret "'" - /•.J.f:u? r• .;::.oria ? KEn::-{ , C·l!.uia A - 1/12 mos - f - b - 0 - Va - O - O - March - at home 9- ? WALlilif< , f>i:lllic - hou!je - cor.~>umpt1.on - 1 0- ? F IX , - 11- ? 12- ? 1J- ? 14- ? 15- ? 16- ? 17-?2? 18-_J 19- ? 20- ? 21- ? 22- ? 23- ---5 24- ? 25- ?2 26- ?5 27- ? 28- ? 29- ? JO- ? pneurr.o:. i .. f!:l i :·"tbeth - J6 y rs - f - b - md Va - 0 87 yrs - f - w - 0 - Va 0 Mar - keeping O - Q - Nov - house keeping cor.~-;umption HEIX;E , EliL.aLeth Ly le - 15 y-rs - f - w - 0 - Va ·- O - .0 - Jan - at h o me - cons u mpti on NICHOLAS , Johr. - 27 yrs - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - O - June - labourer d r o wn e d AGNER , M'1.ry - 39 yrs - f - w - md - Va - O - O Feb - house keeping - peu erfaro ?? f ever HOLTS , Tho mas - 9 yrs - m - m - 0 - Va 0 0 Aug - at home Hydr0 thorax STEELE? , Mildred - 4-5 yrs f - b - wd - Va - 0 - 0 - Aug - at home Bowel s i nfl a ms . NICHOLAS , John S - 22 yrs ·~ m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - June - labourer - drowned MEEK , McEli v ee - 18 yrs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Dec - at home Ang i pe c toris SHAFER , A . G . - 1/12 mos - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - July - at home bowel s inf l a ma . IRVIN , Martha 26 y rs - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - July - at home consumption PRESTON , John F - 12 yrs - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - June - at home croup J/12 mos - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - March - at home BAINE, John A croup MOORE, Caroline - 32 yrs - f - b - ·md - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - at home peues a pera l fever LEE, William - J/12 mos - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 0 Feb - at home pn eumonia 0 TOWNS, Henry - 9/12 mos - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 Apr - at home menengitis CAMPBELL, Amanda - 2 yr:s - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - at home drown ed 0 - 0 - Feb - at 11/12 mos - m - w - 0 - Va PARKER, Edgar Newton home - meneng i t is DICKENSON, Martin 67 yr:s - m - b - md - Va O - O - Oct - labourer - b l adder inflam. DRAWBOND, Cha rles 1 yr - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Dec - at home cause unknown DRAWBOND, Sara h M - 8 yr:s - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - May - at home consumption? SEEVERS, Nancy Jane - 17 y-rs - f - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - at home - chlo ros is VIRGINl6. .APPALACH IAN NOTES - - - �31- SEEVERS , Hiram D - 15 yrs - f - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - ju:.e - at home hydra thorax SEEVERS , Hannah E - 21 yrs - f - b - 0 - Vu. - 0 - 0 - ...· ,1:. e - at home - consumption SEEVERS , Stephen - 13 yrs - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Au? - at home consumption RUCKER , Louisa - 50 yrs - f - b - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - at home angina pectoris CLEMMER , Mary E F - 1 yr - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - July - a t home menengitis ? 32- ? 33J/.r ? 3.5- ? page ? 1-371 CQLTON , Joseph W - 84 yrs - m - w - md - VJ. - 0 - 0 - July - farmer - ?paraplegia? 2-371 ALEXANDER , Jeffery - 19 yrs - m - b - 0 J-410 4-432 5- 470 6-475 7-475 8- ? 9- ? 10- ? 11- ? 12- ? 387, page 1 ---- 1 June 1870 --- Natural Bridge Township page 1- ? 2- ? 3- ? Lr s6- 78- V·J. - 0 - 0 - Apr - l abo u rer - ?Phthisin? Put ?? FOUTZ , Henry T - 6/12 mos - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Feb - at home Scarlati ne ?? HAWPE , Mary 8- - - 1-/-10 - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Ma r - at home pnenmon±a? TOMAN , George Lee - 2 yrs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Feb - at home pneumonia DECKOR/?DECKER , Mary - 27 yrs - f - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Feb - at home - ??Porthesis Pulmonsatis?? DECKOR, Anna - 1 yr - f - w - O - Va - 0 - 0 - May - at home - Enteritis ? LEECH , James H - 58 yrs - rn - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - June - Hotel Keeper - pneumonia SMITH , Francis - 24 yrs f b md Va - 0 - 0 - July - house servant - enteritis?? PORTER, Stephen A - 48 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - June - hotel keeper - killed by upsetting of coach BROOKS , Caroline - 12 yrs - f - b - O - Va - 0 - 0 - May - at home scorbuta JONES , Edwi n - 2 yrs - m - b - O - Va - 0 - 0 - June - at home pneumonia ROBER1SON , Ananias McC - 5 yr - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Jan - at home - pneumonia DIXON, Elvira - 1/12 mo f b O Va - 0 - 0 - S ept - at home unknown PERRY , Francis - 10 yrs f - w - o Va - 0 - 0 - Aug - st tending school - pneumonia MONTGOMERY , Isabella - 56 yrs f w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Jan - at home - paralysis REAMER , Jacob - 84 yrs - m - w - wd Pennsylvania - 0 - 0 - Dec Hotel Keeper - i nflamation of the bowels BARGER, William - 76 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - farmer - paralysis BRAFORD, Marcellis JO yrs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - April - farmer - consumption ?? BROWN , Charles A - 55 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - S ept - lock keeper - killed by falling body ?? Y.IRC INtA APPALACH IAN NOTES _j �/~Jl ~·~r-:--:- , 0/ - - t ! •.. : : .o ."?. •• .., - ._1 yrs - f - b - md - Va - J:: vrs - 10- J :'°~l '.-: ! 11- 0 0 - Nov - keeping house : . : .!., ·(":: , ··1!;uel l r I• ) J..:. .·;~0: .. -:- , 1:1: .rLorr. - w w - md Va - 0 0 - May - keeping house 12 yrs - m - b - 0 - Va - 0- 0 - Aug - at home - :;: Y-, .. 12 - 54 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Sept - fanner - Pl!;'I: : ;R.:·.",·: , . ·:.1~1~. Ar~ r. - J 4 yr:s - f - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - March k c•.Jpi.:.,- :.ot.:.·1.' - c:incer in stomac h H.AY."L11 , Ha.11dolph G - J yrs - m - w - O - Va - O - 0 - Apri l - at 1314- hor1P - :·.y d r-1 copal us ?? !•:rl wl.rd - 1 5 y-rs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - July - at home pncumor! i. -i. :iAII , I l.i.loi.der - 19 yrs - m - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - June - laborer - :-= r-: IT'~~ , 151617- 1 8 -?6J 19-?72 20- 2 1-? 5 22- ? 8 1 23- ??4 pr.cumoi.i'1. THO MA .~ , Wi l 1 i am D - 1 yr - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - April - at home tee th i ne; NcCORKLE , El i zabet h - 8/ 12 mos - f - w - O - Va- 0- 0- June- at h o me - c hol o r e infantu m? CLOYD , Viol e t. - 7 0 yrs - f - b - wd - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct- Cookp neumon l a COLEMAN , Ma linda - 23 yrs - f - m - md - Va - 0 - O - June - house s ervant - cons umpt ion B I BBS , El vi rra - 18 yrs - f - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - house servant - c o ns ump t ion AY ERS , Nan n i e E - 7 yrs - f - w - O - Va - 0 - 0 - Sept - at homedipt h eria JOHNS TON , Virg i ni a - 80 yrs - f - b - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Aug - at home - dro p s y ======== = == == = ========== = = === = = ============================= ============== =====~== SAN F RANCISCO ' S EARTHQUAJ<E : On April 18, 1906 , an earthquake measuring 8. 2) on the Richter Scale rocked Sa n Francisco . The quake , lasting 48 seconds, and the subsequen t fire , lasting three days and nights , caused tremendous property damage. The number of c as ual ties , never completely tabulated , was in the hundreds. To arrive at an a ccurate total for the number of dead Mrs . Gladys Hansen, San Francisco City Archivist , has made a thorough search of all available records. Her total of 826 known dead far exceeds the official figure of 478 given by the 1 907 Board of Supervis ors. Yet even with her careful calculations, Mrs. Hansen belie ves the revised figure too low. She appeal s to anyone having knowledge of any person killed in the 1906 disaster to write to her with whatever information they have. The names of the dead will be entered in the officia l roster in the Pub l ic Library , a vail a ble to researchers of history & genealogy. We e n courage anyone seeking information on people killed in the 1906 F.arthquake & F ire to write to: Mrs Gladys Hans en, San Francisco Archives, Public Library, Civic Center San Franc i s co, CA 94102 P l ease enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. === == == ======== = ==== === ==================== === ~=========== ===================,====== V IRG INIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �PULASKI COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1870 Morta lity Schedule This schedule was taken at the same time as the 1870 cens us and cove r s the deaths from June 1, 1869 to June 1, 1870 . This s chedule was copi e d f rom micro film at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Lay Sain ts Libr ary , Roa noke , Va . The original is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond, Vi r g i n i a . The columns of the schedule are as follows : (1) f a mily nu mber a s on census (2) name of deceased, (J) age last birthday , .(4) ma l e (m) or female ( f ), ( 5 ) Color: white (w); black (b); mulatto (m); Chines e ( Ch) ; I n dian (I) ; ( 6 ) married (md) or widowed (wd), (7) place of birth, ( 8 ) fat her of f ore i g n birth, (9) mother of foreign birth, (10) date - month - of death, (11) o c c upation (12) cause of death. (Note: The line number i s the firs t number lis t e d.)' 12-176 o - Jan _ fa rme r _ consumption JORDAN, Luousia J - 42 yrs f - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - S ep t - keeping house - Cancer of bowels (a line is drawn completely thro line ) CLAP.K, Columbia - 17 yrs - f - m - 0 - Va - O - 0 - Jany - hous e 2 he lp - consumption CLARK, Harrison - 64 yrs - m - m - md - Va - o 0 Feb Lay Laborer - pneumonia JONES, Lorella??Loulla - 1 yr - f - m 0 Va 0 0 - Jan - no ocupation - pneumonia FEAGLES, Lucy L - 12 yrs - f - w - 0 - Va 0 0 - May - " " shot wound DAVIS, Eva - 1/12 mo - f - w - 0 - Va - O 0 - Mar " stoma ti tis WINEGARDNER, Charles - 80 yrs - m - b - md Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - day laborer - consumption BRYSON , Eliza - 28 yrs - f - w - md - Va - O - o _ Jan h _ Convulsion P ???? - ouse keeper DEAN, Charles P - J yrs - m - w - O - Va - o 0 Nov - without occupation - Burn CRAIG, Robert M - 65 JT:S - m - w - md - Va - o - o _ Aug _ Diabetis M_tile?? - Physician OWENS , Anthony - 58 yT:S - m - w - md - Va - 0 _ O Bil. Cholic - Mar - farmer - 13- 171 McGUYON??l1cGUYQR,J E,]}t'l} 1- 21 2- J4 J- 44 4- 44 5- 46 6- 48 7- 71 8-100 9- 93 10-107 11-159 1 1~ i '!i 15-185 16-198 17-220 18-265 EASLEY, Jeremiah G - 41 yrs - m - w - md - Va - O - Gun It 0 11()USe' .feepef 21 . . .J yr:r, .: f - w - md. Me;GUYON?, Cha.r1e.s ~/ - 5/12 mos - m - ocupation - O HOPKINS , Elclx·Htge - t-1-/1 2 mos ocupa ti o n - Diet:as e of l i ver 111 - m w Va - 0 - 0 - Sept - o - Va. - 0 - 0 - Jan - no 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - no HONAY-ER, Henry - 56 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Sept - farmer dropsey GALBREATH , Cynthia - 54 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Feb - keeping hous e - dropsey Va - 0 - 0 - Feby - no ocupation LO.YE, Anne M - 2/10 - f - m - 0 Hi ves con ' t YIRCINIA APPALAC Hl r'\N ''·10Tr-s �.2!!d Copy - Dublin Township - No . 1 1. :-.' ~ITS:~::·:.:...D , 2. - !~t.:: . , ~l ;.;ye.:.. - , .·era~'t.ia:: - 62 yrs - m - w - md - Va - 0 - May - farmer - gravel P!·~·:·:J' , :·:1r:,· - 16 yi.. . - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - ~Iary - no occupation - J. - 0 P!ncr-; . ;it~ 1 t.:.:CCC'.. - 2 1 yr - f b Va 0 0 - Apr - house keeper - cor; ·11rnpt.ior. o· ·: ;L..\P , r-: i!. t~ - 2 yr - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Jan - no ocupati on D!. eu r.o! . ia T· OL Il:Gi·:R , Elizabeth - 94 yr - f - w - wd - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct - keeping hou::;u - n.~;thma DAW. 'OiJ , Lewi s H - J yr - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - no ocupation ru l>cla BA;J(ER VILLE , George W - 1 yr - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Jany - no ocup.:i. tion - Congestion of Lungs PAI!!IBR , Edward B - 1/12 mo - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Sept - no ocup::i. tloi. - pneumonia SHUFFLEBARGER , Ransom A - 11/12 mos - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr no ocup~tion - pneumon i a PAGE , William - 1/12 mo - m - m - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Jany - no ocupation - Rubela ARMSTEAD , Sarah - 45 yrs - f - b - 0 - Va - 0 ·- 0 - Mar - keeping house - consumption ARMSTEAD , Floyd - 10 yrs - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - no occupation - consumption ARMSTEAD , Agness - 2 yrs - f - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - no ocupation - pneumonia HENDRICKS I Henry 1/12 mo - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - no ocupation unknown HINE , Margarett - 50 yrs - f - w - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Sept - keeping house - disease of liver SUMMERS , Rufus p - 15 yrs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - no ocupation - consumption BUFORD , James B - 5 yrs - m - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct - no ocupation - di sease of Heart 4. 5. I 6. I 7, C:_-irles - 1 yr - m - b - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Apr - no occupation 8. 9. 10 . 11. 12 . 1J . 14. 15 . 16. 17. 18. #3 WASSEE TOWNSHIP 1- 5 2- 29 3- 64 4,.- 70 5- 31 6- 75 7- 82 8-103 SNOW, Samuel - 72 yrs - m - w - wd - Massachusetts - O - o - feb stone mason - consumption MORRIS , Bonfamior - 89 yrs - m - w - wd - Pennsyl vania - o - o - Jan - cooper - consumption BOCOCK , Bet tie - 1/12 mo - f - w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Mar - no ocupation - unknown BURK, James - 72 yrs - m - b - md - Va - 0 - 0 - Oct - farn laborer consumption S MITH, Albert - JO yrs - m - b - md - Georgia O - O - Oct - farm l a borer - typhoid pneumonia HOGAN, Isaac - 42 yrs - m - b - md - Va - 0 - O - Nov farm laborer - consumption CONLEY, Charlotte T - 32 ??22 yrs - f - w - md Va 0 - O - Apr k eeping house - heart disease COFFEE, Abigail - BJ yrs - f - w - wd - Va - O - O Jan - no oc11pation - Inward Piles ~IRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �13() 9-120 RANDALE, Grant - 6 yrs - l ung disease - m- TAYLOR, Edmond - 70 yrs - m heart disease f 11- 19 TIPTON, Sarah D - 27 yrs - consumption f 12- 49 BULLIQN?, Nancy - 40 yrs - consumption 13- 154 SIMPKINS, Arnold W - 1 yr - m - croup 10-117 NON-EXCHANGE - b w 0 - !ild w w - - Va - 0 - 0 - r:. Va - 0 0 - , - l •• :\ pr - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - "feb - ... . - 0 - 0 - July - - 0 OCUJI\. ti o n r.o ~·armer w - 0 - Va - 0 - 0 - Oc t - l& ou~..>e hou.~·" !10 - hel p help ot.:ut'?. t .i.~n QU~RTERLIES HE~'EIVED THE TEXARKANA USA GENEALOGIST' S QUARTE RLY , publis hed by Texarkana USA Genea logical Soci ety , Inc . , P .O . Box 2323 , Texarkana, TX 75504-2323 . HUPPEDAY, Broad River Genealogi cal Soc iety, Inc ., NC 28150 . ESWAU P. 0 . Box 226 1, Jhelby , THE NAVIGATOR, Norfolk Genealogi cal Society , P . 0. Box 1281J , Thomas Corner , Norfolk , VA 23502. THE HUMBLE GENEALOGI CAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY , 1321 Gum Tree , Huff man , TX 77336. THE CAROLI NAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN , Box 5015 , Marshville, NC 28103. OFFICER FAMILY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETI'ER, P. O. Box 293 , Tracy, CA 95376 . ANCESTREE , published by Logan County Genealogi cal Society , Box 1959 , Logan, W. VA 2.5601 . OKLAHOMA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, P . O. Box J14, Oklahoma City, OK 73101. THE POINDEXTER NEWSLE!'TER, Poindexter Descendants Assoc i aton, 310 W. Lexington St. , Wytheville , VA 24382 . PATHWAYS, Union County Historical Society, Inc . , P. O. Box 95, Maynardville, Tenn. 37807. GLIMPSES OF GRAYSON, Grayson County Historical Society , Inc. , Route 1, Box 293 , Elk Creek , VA 24326 . SOUTHERN INDIANA GENFALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY , P. 0. Box 66 5 , New Albany, Ind. 47150. YIRCl ~~i ... l Yr-·ALACH IAN NO TES �IJ/ :..:EJ-~~'BRY I:~SCRIPTIONS .- coTT COUNTY ' VIRG INIA Cor. t r i : i.~ :_, . , _; ; ~; Mr . »: >'. ! ·. · . : . ·.... J 1 • ·_; .. BILLY ELZA HOLLON '-·~ . ;;' v-... u ., ...... GILBREATH • - 1 JA:WARY BLOC:·'.!-;h FE I?Ut\! ~Y ~Ai3Y .. , 1897 J , 1909 T. S . A. GILBREATH : · ·· . t·:ARCH J I 1841 JU :~E 2 , 1902 BETTIE !.: i o:: .. APRI L 2 ''/ , 1 ··93 .'10VE M1·EH . <) , 1 q, 0 MARCH '/ , FRAI K C OHl~ETT BLOOMER MARCH 2 , 1915 APRI L 1 8 , 1932 DECEMBER 28 , 19 ~6 DECEMBER 1 1 , 19J1 JOHN M. RHOTON - - - - - -CLEAR DECEMBER 9 , 19 6L~ ********************** NEW MELODY CHURCH FAIRVIEW, VIRGINIA GI LBREATH FLORENCE W. MARCH J1 , 18 8 7 FEBUARY 8, 1941 REST MO'.IHER, REST IN QUIET SLEEP WHILE FRIENIB IN SORROW O' ER THEIR WEEP HENRY KIETH McCRACKEN JANUARY 10, 1936 FEBUARY 1, 1936 HENRY McCRACKEN 1869 APRIL 1, 1946 OSCAR LANE AUGUST 4, 1945 SEP'IEMBER 5, 1945 WILLIAM MELVIN McCRACKEN SEPTEMBER 12, 1890 FEBUARY 26, 1963 • JAMES A. RHOTON d. OCTOBER 27, 1948 BETTY WORFE 1889-1965 JUNE 1 5 , 1876 MAY 18, 1940 LANE, JACK E POPA 1910-1978 GEORGE W. GILBREATH APRIL 27 , 192 0 JUNE 20 , 1939 BALLERD GILBREATH OCTOBER 15, 1892 - -- - - CLEAR WILLIE WORFE WILLIAM H. & NOVEVEMBER 13, 1979 1885-1963 DECEMBER 2J, 196 5 1866-1942 1873 GI LBREATH REBECCA H. MARCH 28 I 1891 ONA MAE RHOTON APRIL 2 1, 191 2 LUTHER T ELIZA McCRACKEN l<EN T E . GI LBREA TH NOVEMBER 17 , 1913 MAY 13 , 1967 SEPTEMBER 22 , 1912 MOM 1890-1941 VERNA V. 1892-1941 LEONA MAY GI LBREATH APRIL 11 , 1912 SEPTEMBER 10 I 1913 EDNA GEHEV A BLOOMER GILBREATH HOWARD D. GILBREATH 1907-1977 GILBREATH TAYLOR M. 19.__j DECEMBER 20, 1931 DECEMBER 26, 1979 MARY E. 1871-1945 SALLY GILBREATH MARCH 15 I 1843 FEBUARY 8 , 1953 MR'.J . 1\:: :: 2LOOt•W H MAR8H 1' , 1 ...,.o T SGT US AIR FORCE KOREA VIE'INAM LANE I s TELLA E. *42913 Weyand Ct. Lancaster , CA 93534 1915- HESTER A BOS TIC MA TILDA M. LANE May 6 , 1 8 4 2 DECEMBER 7, 1927 APRIL 1, 1977 JULY 27 , 1933 HAVING FIN IS HE D L IFE ' S DUTY. S HE NOW S WEETLY RESTS VI RC I N L6. /\p p ,.\ t_ :'\CH! ,.\ '.\! t'JOTQ �SCOTT COUNTY i1. the ::::rvrL l:/3 1 THE NICKELSVILLE .3PJ..RTl-J'; E/.. ::D by Lt . Col. Dale C. L . HoneycutL U .. .1 . A. !•' . ~ etirvd from Gate City Herald, Gate City , Va . 1961 The community of Nickelsville gave the fourth Infa1 tr1 Conip:.:i.r.y :·ron . 'cot t County to the Confederate .Army, as the local you lr.~; m·1rched or.f Lowards Abingdon in a company knm-m a s the Nickelsv ill e 8p:.i.rtcrn &t.nd , Lrnder the command of Capt. Henry W. McCon nell. They arrived :it their de:-; ti nation in time to be mustered into t he Army of Virginj_a Volunte~rc on the 1Jth day of July, 1861. This distance may have been coved ln one day , for later on, a day ' s march of J5 miles was nothing unusual 1·or soldiers ll ke these Gen . Jackson , in one of his official report::: on movement of ".foot cavalry" , as they have been so rightly called , stated that one Brigade marched 36 miles in a day . The Spartan Band became Company H of the 48th Infantry Regiment , Virg inia Volunteers . Later on, through reorgan ization , it became Co . E of that regiment. The Company had a strength of 76 when f.i.r~:>t mu s tered ; however it was a different s tory at t he surrende r at Appotmatox on 9 April , 1 865 . At that time it had only one soldier present for duty That soldier was Tu.niel Frazier. A check of the muster roll, given below , will reveal that this soldier was wounded at Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and the Wilderness. Whether this was the same soldier who surrendered at appromatox , the wri ter does not know . Known commanders of this company were Capt . Henry W McConnell , Ca pt . S . P. McConnell and Capt . c. w. s . Ha rris. The Compa ny figh ting with Jacks~n · ~ ~orces saw service throughout the combat area of northern a nd eastern Virginia, and accompanied General Lee to Gettys burg . Perhaps i ts most gallant display was with Jackson• s Valley Campaign. Often outnumbered by great o~ds, the feirce fighting by s oldiers such as these brought _ vi~t~ry after victory, The soldiers from the mountain areas of western Virginia , often dubbed "Squirrel hunters " 1 were given up to be s ome of the best shots in either the Union or Confederate Armies. A glance at the names of this company, as well a s those other compan ies to be discussed in these articles, reveal how strong families of Scott County were loyal to " theSouth . It appears that the names on all thos~ . old muster rolls were nothing more than a roll call of the pioneer families of the county . Each family with sons accepted its duty as one or more sons went off t o war . In some cases , n o doubt , every available son in the family became a Confederate soldier. It must be remembered that these were all volunteers for the Confederate Conscription Act was not passed until the next year. The Muster Roll taken on 31 August , 1861, the first taken after Abingdon , while stationed at Big Springs (Northwest), Va. is quoted: ¥1RCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �133 T:.t:.: :;ickelsville Spar tan Band con ' t OF!-' I lt!:-~ :~!" ·.., . ; -! - . :t•~·!.!.":· •\ . .•• :·:-_ . ; •. :.c..:. -'- · McConr. ell : 1st Lt . Thomas M. Smith; 2nd Lt. CharJesse M. Daugherty . :; o :; -:;o ~·::·: r:·. :c:;:.:.:::: ?· F'ICS?.S : 1st Sgt Jos hua S . Fanning; 2nd Sgt . Willi amM . H i 1 1rr,-l.' ; J:-1 .·,-- .. ill:..·'!T! H . ifampler; 4th Sgt . Na than H. McConnell ; 5th Sgt . ·,; i l 1 i ·!.:-. . . . i·:cCO!.!.ell l ~:;t Sp1 . ed) : 1~.._1. ·,.; i 11 i·!.m ? . 1-h.rris ; 2r. d Cpl. Harvey P . Smith ; CJd .-\":-1! ~·1.m F'uller. 3rd Cpl (To be appoint- P RI VA TE.: : Poz.d , Oliver P .; Broadwater , Stephen ; Culbertson , James M.; H.; Dir;ogus , Ja mes \·l ; Dort on , William H. ; fulaney , James _ .; El am , John F . ; Elam , 1.. ;corge F .; Ell iot , Christopher; Elliot , William V; En o chs~ Will l.:im V . ; Fr.iley , He nderson F .; Fraley , Granville R.; Frazier, Joshu:.t. D.; Fi-1~ier , ~·le:::;tley W.; Gillum , Richard; Gillespi e , John W; Harris, David H . ; llarri:~ , Jame~- E . ; Hartsock , Ale xander; Harts ock , William D. ; Hillma n , Robe r t H . ; Hil l man , Wi l lia m H.; Horton , Da.v i d C.; Hooker, William; Jolly(? ), I'Loma::. H . ; Lamarr , fu.vid H. ; Lama rr , Francis M.; Lane, Thomas R. ; I o gan , Murido (?) ; Ki lgo re , John D.; McConnell, Syl vester P.; McConnell, Mi l ton ; Mc Connel l , Mart in ; McClelland , Benjamin ; McClelland , Samuel H. ; McClell an d , .'J.:i.muial ; Mead , Cha rles ; Moss , James H.; Moon , George W.; Nelson , David ; P erry , S ·l.muc l H. ; Perry , Willia m A. ; Peters , Da.vi dH. ; Peters, J ac ob C .; }~c L er.:. , Cha rles W. ; Ramey , Berry C. ; Ramey , Lewis A.; Ramey , J a mes R . ; Ro~-;s , Alex an der ; Russell , J a mes B. ; Smith, James M.; Smith, Rob ert H .; S mi th , Willia m C. ; Saunde rs , J a mes W.; Steffy( ? ), John M.; Steffey , Pl easan t s ; S tron g , AJ. ija h; Strong , George ' Strong , Hiram; Salyer, Thomas; Vermil lion , J o. m e~; D . ; Wil liams , William . fuv i d ~o?. , J~r1e . . .. === ============ ==============================·==================================== RICHARD BALLINGER This peti tion ma y b e order from the Virginia State Library , Archives Division , Richmond , Va 23219. As k for petition of Ri chard Ballinger , Legisl ative Petitions., F l oyd Co, Va , Box A , Jan 11 , 1 851. I p age Thi s /A P eti t ~on o f / Richard Bal linger/prayi ng that the names/of Nancy , F Julian/ F , Henry F Richard , / Suanna F , Joseph / f , Susan P , ?Louis i a ? , / and John T Lovel l , s ; be changed to that / of' Balingar and / made heirs at raw / H. Deskins /Floyd Jan 'y 11 1851 / ref ' d t o Ct~ page Floyd County J any J d 1851 To the honorable Legi slature of Virginia your P e r t i n io ner Prays that t h e names of his children nancy F Lovell Juliann F Lovel l Henry F Lovell Richard M Lovell Luc4.nda F Lovell Joseph L Lovel l Susan P Lovel l Louisa Lovell John T Lov ell be changed by l a w To that of Ball inger in Sted of Lovell and made heirs at law in my Estate a nd you r perti oner will ever pra y & Rich ' d Ballinger (Not e : th e " /" designates t h e end of the lin e on that page) A c o py of the origi n a l petition has b een placed in t he Vi rginia Room, main Roa n oke Ci ty Public Library, Roanoke , Va. Y I RC IN tA 8£PAJ /\CH!.A.N NOTES �"STAY BOOK BEGUN J ANUARY 1 777 '' Henry Coun ty , Virg i n i a (Notes This book is located in the county courthou::-e :-it Martii.:-vill= , Virginia - actually the 'old ' courthouse . This book should Le c::i.11 ed "Stray Book" because it is a lost and found book . TI-ie r olluw lr1 i · t:iken from photocopies of a few pages from the book . The.:c pace~~ h;:ive Leen given to the Virginia Room of the Coanoke City Cei: traJ Lil ra:r y . ) page 1 Taken up 'in Henry County by the Subs criber a Small Roan Coloured Mare with a White faceabout five years Old this Spring and Branded in the r,ear Shoulder as well as can be des cribed with a Small S . The Owner may have the saidStray in Proving hi s property and paying as the Law directs . William Blevins . Jan'y 26th 1777 Henry Co . Va William Blevins brought before aStray Mare & took the Oath by Law required . To William Blevins Elisha Wallin John Blevins being first ::;worn do Appraise the said Mare in Current Money to the best of their Skill & Jud.gmen t & report of the same and in my hand the 26th of J anuary 1 777 . John Salmon The Appraisirs within mentioned do Value t he within mentioned Stray to Six Pounds Current Money under their hands. Will. Blevins jr John Blevins Elisha Wallin Ta.ken by the Subscriber on horse Pasture i n Henry County a small dark Colloured mare about Ten Years and with s ome white in her face branded on both her buttocks but not telligable s ' d Mare (?)to oks the Owner may have s'd Stray of me on Proving his Property & Paying as the Law directs. James May Jan 'y 31st 1777 Henry County _ ? James May brought before a Justice of Peace f or the County afore s ' d a Mare described in the above Advertisement. & took the Oath by Law required To Joseph Cook W'm Dillingham & Jos. Fargers on being first Sworn do Appraise a Mare Soyou Produed in Current Money & Certifie under their hands such Appraisement under my hand the 31st Jan'y 1777 . John Salmon. We Joseph Cook W'm Dillingham & Joseph Farguson Appraised the within mentioned Mare to JO/. Joseph Cook, W'm Dillingham, Jo s. Farguson page 2 Tuken up by Robert Joanes Li.Ying in the County of Henry Near the head of Pigg River One Bay Mare Eighteen Years Old about f our feet five Inches high Branded on the near Buttock thus WH Praised to Twenty seven Shillings and Six pen ce Sartify by me. Peter Sanders Feb'y 15th 1777 Th.ken up by William R~ntfro Living in the County of Henry upon Runnel bog V!RGlN\A APPALACHIAN NQTES �135 Creek ti.0 ·..:::.. :..~r.· o:' .:ri~i tb.s River One Red Brindled Cow and Calf the Cow is mark i ;, i. r.• · .r i -: . - :; • ·ar ·..; i t h a Crop and Slit and the left year with a Crop and ~l i --~- i t1~. !er ~.eel . Posted and Praised to forty Seven Shillings & Six f'0:. · ·.: '.'""°'"'..!'ti:·.:_.· ty :.e . Peter Sanders Feb 'y 10th 1777 . Taker, ur i. :. r~~ .. ry County on Beaver Creek Four head Cattle One Red Cow Wi th wr. i ' •"' =· .. . ~·:-_.r·I:ed 3- Smooth Crop in the l eft Ear & a Swallow fork in the rivLt APJ'1....... i;•>d t.o i:.2 . 1 0 . 0 . one d i tto a ppraise Old and Pided marked a Crop n.nd -l :--1.:..t ir~ the left ea:q:Apprai s edtoL2.5 . o . oneredPided Steer thn.:c! ::•·'"tt--:' old nex t Spring marked a Crop in the right Ear and under heel in tlie l e!l Appraised to .t1 . 15 . 0 one s mall Pided ditto Two years old T ink blot)t .~pri11(:; mi.rked a Smooth Crop i n each Earr Praised to 11.2.6 . he ha:· .:i Nick unc.ler each Ear which I believe was _ore by a dog Since he came Lo my hou:...;e Joseph Cooper Feb 'y 10th 1777. Tuken up t y John Ihniel living near the head of Mays River Own bay horse about rourteen h~nds high Branded on the n ea r buttock thus 22 (? )hans and t rots drags b..tl.nd feet about nine yean:: old Praised to Ten pounds Also owne Wh i tc on ane & f"oals fou r feet five I nches hig h Branded on the near Buttock t hus 00 trot:: lh tural abou t fourteen or fifteen years Old. d to Eight Pounds Curr ' t Money Jon ' a J:!amby March 3d 1777 -page J Tuk en up by William Smith Living on Peter s Creek owne Brindle Hiefter Yearl in g Marked two Smooth Crops and a hole in each year. Praised to Ten S h i llings . J o n ' a Hamby Ma rch Jd 1777 Taken u p by George Ca r ter living n ear the head of Mays River own Read and White Two years Ol d h eif er Ma rked a Smooth Crop in the left year Praised to 'IWenty S hillings Jon'a Hanby March Jd 1777 Tuken up by the Subscriber one Iron Grey Mare about four feet 5 Inches high Branded with a T as Supposed about two years Old . Posted & Appraised to Six pounds Tim shillings . Drury Soloman H'y County Mch 17th 1 777 To John Wills/?Wells Stephen Meirs & Elis · Harbour you are hereby appointed to appraised a Certain Iron Grey Mare which Drury Soloman has upon Oath declared before me himself to be the taken up. Given under my hand this 17th March 1777 . Edm . Tyne I We the subscribers in Obedience to the above do having taken Oath for that purpose appraise the same to Six Pounds ten Shillings, Witness our hands this 17th March 1777 . John Wells, Stephen Miers, Elisha Harbour Taken up by the Subscriber living on Beaver Creek Henry County Five head Hoggs Four Marked a Smooth Crop in the right Ear and a half Crop in the upper s ide of the left Far Two Grisled Bair owe the other two Sandy Coulour the other a grirled Sow unmarked Praised to two Pounds Ten shillings J a mes Anthony April 16th 1777 p age 4 This day James Anthony of s 'd County brought before one dark (b)ay Horse about Ten years Old with a Small Ma rr(?) in forehead , half his Mane Lost ( ? ) and Grown Mid.ling long Branded on the near Shoulder of Bullock T with both his hind feet & one fore foot White about Four feet Six y I RC 1N1 A AEf..'<\OJLb,l..A!_!:::C.,!...;. H __ \ A_N NOTES �13 6 Inches high g i ven under my hand this 29tr. day o.:' Apri 1 1·, · ... -'.. ~ i~ha m Penn Thomas Cooper Joseph Cooper & John Sto kes bein'": fir.:;t. :::wor., !.. tLc Law directs do Appraise the above Horse to Eleven Pound~- Gi vir: ur.d er our hands the day above Written Tho' s Cooper, JohJ, .'toke:.: , Jo .; . Cooper . Tu.ken up by Jo hn Bolling living in Henry County upor. ... ml Lr:- Hi ver Or.e Chesnut Sorrel Mare about ten year..; Old abo...i t t'uur f•:?C· L · r:·1,..,n I riches high wi th a larg e Blaze in her face She h1s a r.2ui~iw·,. Vi::u1 1· t:· .·;.:i.i..ch f'ore feet White she has a Small _ ell(?) and shod ber~ore ·~he i:..; Hr::..nrlcd on the near Shoulder with Swivel Sturrup Iron Posted & Apprai:-; cd to Eleven Pounds Also one Bay Mare nine years Old about four i'eet :·i ve lncLc.~ hi("h with a hanging Mane & Switch tail she has a b1a.ze in her face her two r,ind feet white Branded on the near Buttock f Post0d .-.t.nd App1~i.i;.;ed to Ei 1jht Pounds Sartifyed by me: Peter Sanders Ap ' l 21d 1777 This John M. Conway of Henry County brought before me One ::_; mal 1 Bay Ma re about four feet four Inches high a Marr in her forehead & on her Mane one white foot while Branded on her near Bullock C with a s mall bell 'I'.Yed with a Tope(?). Given under my hand thi~ 2d Thy o1 May 17'77 Abraham Penn To Nathan Hall Tho's Cooper & Jos. Allsup being first :3wo1n a::-; the Law directs to Appraise the above Mare to Si x Pounds Current Money g iven under our hands. Nathan Hale, Tho ' s Cooper, Joseph Allsup (Notes The above page copied very light.) page 5 (copied light) Taken up the Subscriber one bay Horse four feet Six Inches high Branded on the A~ Shoulder G and a Small Star in his forehead and about four Years Old . Amos Richardson Sen'r May the Jd 1777 Taken up by William Cox living in Henry County upon Smi ths River One Bay Horse about three Years Old about four feet five or S ix Inches high. Branded on Shoulder i Also on the near Bullock M h e has a S wi tch Tail hanging Mane Posted & Appraised to Eight Pounds Sart ifyed by me. Peter Sanders. May 25th 1777 Taken up by Jeremiah Claungh living in Henry County upon Smiths Ri ver one Bay Horse about Six or seven Years Old about four fee t seven Inches high Branded on the near Buttock with E he has two Gloss ? Eyes he has a large Star in his forehead with abouta f our shilling. Bell & a pair of Shoes on Posted and Appraised t12.4 . 0. Sar tifyed By me , Peter Sanders . May 25th 1777. John Wells of Henry County produced before me one Heifer about two Years Old a black Switch(?) marked a Swallow fork in the rig ht Earr the left A Slot & under keel given under my hand this 27th day of May 1777 . Abraham Penn To John _ _ __ Ignations Sims & Rich. Boatman being first Sw'd According YfRGJNIA APPALACH rAN NOTES �to L1w do App:rl.i.:e the above Heifer to one Pound given under my hand this (?) I;sr.ati~_~- Sims , Rich ' d Boatman , John( ?)-_ _ Taken up b.:l t..!.e Sutriscriber living in Henry County on the South fork of L eatherwood Creek one bay horse about four feet Seven Inches high has some I:ra.ndcd on the near Shoulder of Bullock HB and on the Sad.le ~po t:; shoulder page 6 Shoulder fC li.ad a Small bell on and i s shod all fores and Posted and App ralr;cd t..o Twenty Pounds Current .Money . Ja ' s Williams May 30th 1777 Henry C ' ty _ . To John Wells Spencer Reynolds and Francis Cox you are hereby appo inted Veiw & appraiser taking an Oath before for that Purpose a Certc.1.in bay Horse which James Williams upon Oath before me has declared himself Lhe take up Given under my hand this 30th day of May 1777, Ed.In. Lyn e . In Obedience to the above Wa rrant we the Subscribers do Value & Apprai se the above Horse to Twenty Pounds . Witness our hands this 31st Iay of May 1777 . John Wells , Spencer Reynolds , Francis Cox. Taken up by the Subscriber in Honey County a Black Mare about Ten Years Old and about four feet nine or Ten Inches. high along Star in her forehead a Snip and a white spot on her under lip and hir right hind foot whit and Branded o n the 1 ef t But tock with '.Ihree Dots . 'Ihe said Mare is a Natu ral troter and had a Small bell on William Jamison May 22d 1777 Taken up by the Subscriber living in Henry County on the head of Smiths River a Yellow Coloured Stear five years old marked with a half Crop in the underpa r t of the r i ght Ear & an over keel in the left & Branded on the left horn appears to be -t MH but much blotted Also a Small red and Wh..i.te pied heifer Three years Old marked with a Swallow fork and under keel in the right Ear and a Crop and underkeel in the left Thomas Henderson We the Subscribers being first Sworn do Certify that the Within Descriptions is just and right and do,i Appraise the Steer to Four pounds & the Heifer to forty shill ings Current Money As Witness our hands this ?th day of May 1777. John Kindrick , Math'wSmall, John Henderson page 7 Taken up by Joseph Hail living in Henry County near t h e _ oT Pigg River one Bay Mare about Seven years Old about four feet five Inches high Branded on the near Sholder Thus A has a Star in her forehead she has a Switch Tuil hanging _ _ Posted and Appraised to fifteen Pounds Sartifyed By me Peter Sanders June Jd 1777. This day Thomas Edwards brought before one Mouse Colou.!: Bay Mare about seven or eight years Old Branded on the Ne_Jaw f two white spots on each hind feet a Small not on the t __ part of her Buttock about four feet four Inches high and on an Oath the same was taken up at his Plantation and themar_ nor Brand has not bee Altered since Taken up she has been YIRCINIA .t\§:.t,\LACHIAN NOTES �/.98 appraised to Eight Pounds Peter Saunders Given under my hand this 16tr. fuy o1~ Jl;ne 1777 Taken up by the Subscriber on town Creek Henry County - D:trk B-=ty Mei.re Three Years Old this spring Pa_es and t his of hind foot white and a few White hairs in her foreheadunder k ' d & Branded or. the near 2holder thus - -- - large lump on the near under Jaw had a bell about half Crown piece and hung with a raw leather Strap an~ famed with a Common girl Buckle the owner may have her --- Proving hi s property and Appli!1g to me William Hanto~ June 21st 1777 Taken up by Robert Stockton living in Henry Coun~ upon Nicolas Creek one Red and White Heifer Years on Marked Posted and Appraised to twenty five shilling_ Sartifyed By Me Peter Saunders July Jd 1777 page 8 Henry County Taken up by John Nowling and brought before me one Gray mare four feet2 or ] Inches high nine years old Branded on the off(?) Shoulder and Buttock Thus WB she trots Certified under my hand this 1st day of July 1777 Jessee Heard We the Subscribers being first Sworn before a Justice of the Peace do Appraise the above mare to Eight Pounds Stephen Heard, W'm Heard Taken up ay AnthonyFitts living upon Gabling town Creek in Henry County one Bay Horse about four feet Ten Inches high about fifteen years Old Branded on the near Shoulder CH also the Off Shoulder TK he has Several Sadle spots and about four Shilling Bell on Posted & Apprais ed to n15.4.0 . Certified By me Peter Sanders July 26th 1777 Take~ up by Thomas Haile living upon Pigg River in Henry County one Red & White Steer three years Old Part ma.rked in the right Ear Crop & Slot and in the left ear Crop and staple fork Also one Cow five year ' s Old Marked in the right Earr with a Crop and underkeel Posted and Appraised the Steer to I:.5 the Cow E.3 , Certified By me . Peter Saunders August 22d 1777, Henry~ · This day Christopher Bolling Jun ' r came and made oath before me that there came to his place of Abode s ometime last Summer a _ed Bull about 2 Years Old this Spring past marked with a Crop a nd a half in the right Ear and a nick in the upper part of the left Ear and that the mark has not been Altered. There are in the name of the Commonwealth Re~uiring a freeholder to Appraise the above Stray in Current Money and make a report thereof Given under my hand this 10th day of September 1777. George Waller Pursuant to the within Warrant in the Subscribers being first Sworn do appraise the above Bull to one pound five Shillings . Sept . 10th 1777, Christopher Bollin_, Jos. Bradberry (if third signature, bottom of page is torn. page 9 Taken up by the Subscriber on Marrowbone Creek in the Cou YiRCINIA APPALACHIAN ~OTES of Henry a �Read ?..!. :1 ·,.; : •.....: r:o...- >:-_!:ked ;.;i th a Swollow f a __ in each Earr and Brande · or.. tLc :- . • · > ·k ~-:it.!. :. Don tr.e _ _ may have her on proving his Propert· and .:..ppl:;:i:.- ·o . :.:!-i!.:. =-:a::.-d.nan Sept 29th 1777 Her.ry ·,.;: •!:?:C'"ls Uriah Hardman hath thi s day made Application to r _;l'!.t . oi.e of the Justices of Pea ce for the Commonwealth of Virrir..it. to !.'l\'C ~t.e said ste_ Cow Valued and Appraise . I therefore appoin t J ol .! . !~:i.1ur-_t.!. ·.\illi3.m Hardman & Samuel Senear to Value and App rai..;~ Li.t..: ~:.~.i.d ::tray in Current Money as Soon as Possible Giv_ under my L~r.d tl.i~· -~9th day of Sep ' r 1777 . Tho ' s Hamilton Thom.:i; !1-!.:·.11· !. In Obedi cr.el' to tl.c within order we Subscribers being firs Sworn have Valued tL0 . · "l.. id S lr""ly Cow to four Pounds Curren_ Money Virgi nia. Given und er our l 1:.r.c.1:- Lhls ~9th Septem 'r 177_ . John Hard.man, Uriak Hardman, S am ' l :-~c·nca:· ( ?) Taken up by tLc :-·ubscriber on Marrowbone Creek in the Coun_ of Henry a brlnded "J.nd whlte ::tear about three Yeases Old. Marked with a Swallow fork in the rirJ~t Ear and a open( ? ) hal f Crop in the left Ear the owner may have him by pro his Property and Applying to W•m Hardman. Sep 'r 29th 1777 Henry Whereas William Hardman hath thi s day ma_ application to me Thomas Hamll ton Gent . one of the Justi ces of Pe_ _ for the Com.wealth of Vi rg inia t o have the above Stray Steer Appr I therefore app ' r Jn ' o Hardman , Sam ' 1 S en ear & Uriah Hardman as s as may be to Value the s ' d Stray in Cur ' r Money . Gi ven under my_ hand this 29th Lay of Sep ' r 1 777 . Tho ' s Hamil t on. In Obe di e nc e to th e within order we the Subscribers being have Valued a nd Apprai s e him to Three Pounds Current Mon_ of Virginia, Given under our h a nds this 29th Sep ' r 1777. Samuel Sinear. John Hardman. Uriah Ha rdman. pag e 10 Taken up as a S tray by me the Subs criber a Pided Bull Red and White. whit e f a c e Bull marked with Sli tt in left Farr and a Crop in the right Earr . Whereas Thomas Nels on ha th a pplied to me one of the Justices for Henry County in the State of Virg inia to have the above Stray Appraised. I do h e r eby a ppoint Joseph Chandler and Thomas Webb to Appraise the above and True Return make in Virginia Currency Given under my hand this 4th 10.y of October 1777 . Tho ' s Hamil ton . Taken up by the Subscriber in Henry County a Grey Mare and Colt(?) one hind foot white. The mare branded on the near Shoulder RC four foot three Inches hig h four Shilling bell on with a Split in Edge Shod before about three Years Old last Spring the Colt n either dark nor branded ho e v e r owns the s aid mare & Colt may have them by provingthem and applying to me on Pig g River near the mouth of ( ?)Jorow( ?) Creek. Appraised to Tw e nty Pounds . John Ellis. October 15th 1777. Taken up by the S ubscriber living upon Snow Creek a dark bay Mare appears to Very Old having grey hairs in fore top & Mane a l a rge Starr in her f ore- �head and branded on the righ Shoulders Oct 'r 21st 1777 Paces 1\a tu rally . Jo hr: Heard Henry Cc-unty _ To Benjamin Potter Robert Boulton Jo.::;eph E.i.:rcy :, ou are hereby appointed being first Sworn t o Value & Appr1ice a Cert.:> i~1 stray Mare which John Head upon Qa th declared himseJ f to be the t;:i.ker up . Given under my hand this 21st Iay of October 1777 . Edm ' d Lynes In Obedience to the above we being first Sworn do Value and Appr3.l ~c the above Stray Mare to two Pounds ten Shilli ngs Witness our h.:i.nd;, thj ... 2 1~ t. October 1777 , Robert Boulton , Joseph Kerby page 11 (the following wil l be an a bstract) ... . . Benj amin Stinnett . . . .. living near the head of Smith;, River . ... . . Jd day of Novem'r 1777, .. . . . Tho ' s Henderson . . . . ... on Horse Pasture Creek by James Spencer . .... . Stear branded 1S .. . . . Josiah Smith Jessee Will/?Wi tt & Joseph Cc mmion ( ?) . .. to a ppraise ... . . 22d day of Novem ' r 1777 , Arch ' s Hughes · · · . l i ving ... . South Mayo near the head . .. .... . John Ianiel Sen George Carter Sliphaze ( ?) Shelton Ralph Shelton (appraisers ) . ... 24th day of November 1777 , Jon'a Hanby page 12 • ···· 21st October 1777, Stephen Mirass(?) . . . . . . Stephen Mairs .... Hugh McKeen (appraiser .. . . . . . Tho ' s Hamilton . .. . . . . . l i vi ng nn marrowborn Creek . .. . Arthur Robi nson . . ·· . Novem 'r 1777 , . . To George Rowland Alex 'r McKai n Geo Hamilton ( appraisers ) . .. 22d day of November 1777 , 'Iho ' s Hamilton page 1J . . ... by Joseph Robertson .... on Mayo River ..... . George 'fuylor , 'Thomas Low & Leonard Vandergraff (appraisers) . · . . . 10th day of December 1777. Arch ' s Hughes ·· · by Henry Bradberry living .... near Mr . John Rowland . . . . 15 t h Tu.y of Dec. 1777. Peter Saunder s •·.by John Wills. · · . on Leatherwood Creek . Dec' r 23d 1777. Wi ll. Tundale (?) . . . . . Michael Watson Jerrald Birch & Mathew Wi lls (appraisers ) . . ... ••. by James Morton . •.. (lives) on Sandy Ridge . .. . . Will. Tunstall . page 14 ... John Wells, John Morton and Henry Warron ( Appraisers ) .. .. 25 th of December 1777 ........ . .... living ... . South Mayo •.... by Arch's Hughes .. . . Henry France, Thomas Low & Ralph Shelton j ' r (appraisers ) ... 8th day of January 1777. Jon'a Hanby YIRGIN1A ~PP::'\ LAC HI AN NOTES �If/ . . .. ( 1 i ·.r i:. ".) O!. ti:e ~·;a ters of Ma trimoney. . . . by James Edwards · To Ei:--u8 S<lwan.fr .'.1.!1d Tnomas Grogan (appraisers) . ·.. . .. 12th Feb ' y 1778 , . Tho ' s H:1.. ~il to?. . . . . . . . . ( :· ir::;r.,_ tu re~- ) Thomas Grogan , Joham Edwards . pa.cse 15 . . ... l i v ir..r, on Cpoon Creek . . .. by John Gresham .. . . . . J ohn F rance John Po or j ' rand William Hunter (apprai sers ) . . . 17 day o f J ~nu~ry 177b . James Lyon . . . . o n :-'m i th. · Rive r ..... Jan ' y 19th 1778 . (by) Dill ion Blevins John P ncn ( appraiser) . . . . George Waller, Jan ' y 19th 1778 . ... in Henry County . ... January 19th 1777 . (by) James Martin p ag e 1 6 . . . in He nry Cou n ty . . . . . (by) John Jamison . Jan 'y 24th 1778 . . . . living i n He nry County .. . ... Thomas Jameson . Jan ' y 24th 1777 .. . . . Sep ' r 22d 177 7 . ... by John Barker . I Henry Sumpte r ( a ppraiser) .. , , . . . . . . by Eliphaz Shel ton living in Henry County on South Mayo River, ... Jon ' a Han by Ben jam in Ivie & Willi am Arnold (appraisers ) .. . . 27th day of Feb ' y 1 778 . (?)Arch' s Hughes page 17 . .. by Cha rl es Foster living .. upon Smiths River near the Mouth of go bl in Town Creek. . . . . . . . . Peter Saunders . Feb ' y 2Jd 1777. . . . . on the Waters of Ma trimoney .. ... ?th March 1778, (by) William Alexander .. . by Thomas Joanes j ' r living .... near the head of Pigg River ... , .,. Peter Saunders. March 10th 1778 .. . ... .. •.... (by) Joel Estes ( by) Amo s Richardson j ' r page 18 ( mi ssed in copying ) 19 . •... by Amos Richardson .. . ... .. . ... April 20th 1778 . . . . . by Ian i el Wilson .. .. . ... on the Branches of Sandy River .. . 7th May 1778. Will . 'lUnstal l . . . . . . April 27th 1778. (by) John Simmons . . . . . . . . May 5th 1778 . ( by ) John Heard . . . . . ( ? ) Jth May 1778 . (by ) Joseph Bolling. ~f RC INf A APJ?.~~.LA('H IA.N NOTES �page 20 .. .. (by) Joseph Bryan living .. . . near t he head of .:'mittw Ri\·er .. . . 9th 1778. Thomas Henderson. ~·:ay (by) Richard Colgar(?) jun ' r living . . .. on the head Branche.· of North Mayo ... .. .. 9th day of May 1778 . Thomas Henderson ... .. on Snow Creek .. . . . .. May 10th 1778 . ( by ) Joel Atkin~on . living on Reed Creek. . . . . . 1Jth Ma y 1778 . ( by ) J ohn Dilli ngham near the I r on Works .... Ma y 1778 . ( by) Geo Heard. (this is all the pages that was z eL"ox from the "Stay Book" . These pages have been placed in the Virginia Ro om , Roa noke Central Library . ) ================================================================================ SAUL BROTHERS contributed by Doris C Sink* From her letter: I don't know who wrote this s tory but I have the address of the person who sent it to me if anyone i s i nterested in t he Saul history . . . . . . lvzy" husband's great grandparents were Leonard Al t ick Sink a nd Sa rah Ja ne Sa ul Sink. "During the Civil War there were three Saul brothers in the Boones Mill a rea of Franklin County who were UNION sympathizers and were accused of burning barns in the neighborhood. Their hideout was in a cliff behind the present day Antioc h Church of the Brethren. Her e they apparently found a cave and used this as their base of operation until captured. "Not far away Hickman had erected a mill on the Blackwater River. The brothers undertook to post a warning that his~uld be burned. At the time the sheriff of Franklin County was Owen Price and an all out effort was made to capture the Union Sympathizers. The three Saul brothers were captured and a trial took place at Charity Chapel which stood on the site of the present intersection of Routes 643 and 641, approximately half way between Antioch Church of the Brethren a nd Hickman ' s mill. This is near Retreat Store. The three Saul brothers were t ired, found quilty and were executed by firing squad. "Twelve rifles were loaded without shot and six wer e loaded with shot. My grandmother t old me that one gentleman stated he · knew his rifle was loaded because he a imed a t a button and the 'button jest weent aflying'. I can remember seeing one of t he s mall Kentucky rifl es that was used. "Charity Chapel no longer exis ts and the present roadway passes over the site of the original Charity Chapel. I would guess that the name is most likely related to the f a ct that the county poor farm was located nearby and was in exi stence many years bef ore t his event." *1323 Wabash Rd. , Ma rion, Ind . 46952 �RESEARCHI NG THE LOYALIST ?.~CORDS ~OR A REVOLUTIONARY ANCESTOR l'/-J by Ma r g aret Orody Thompson* If you 1 ve been searching f o r a Revolutionary record for an ancestor wit hout luck, don ' t forget th e alter na tive that they . may have been lo ya l to the C rown - a Loya list or Roya list, as they were called. It is sometimes diff i cult to find genealogica l records for the coloni sts who supported the British during the Revolutionary War. There ar e some available , howeve r, in this country, and England and they sh o ul d not be overlooked i n y our research. Occassionally your search could entai 1 records fo r exh iles in London, East Florida, the Bahama Isl a n ds , Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and Upper Canada. There were al s o b l ack l oyal i sts, of which more than 3,000 accompanied the British forc es to Nova Scot i a a nd New Brunswick after the war. After nine year s , some participated in a nother exodus to Sierra Leone. Attention t o absences by Loya lists shoulci be given both during and after the ~·a r. I f th i ngs we r e g oing badly for the British in a Loyalist's area, i t w as p ru de n t o n t neir part to pacK up wnat tney cou1a , aepart for awn1 1 e -r.o come oacK to t·1gnt another, oetter <lay. For a peri o d b e tor e the revol~tionary war broke out, notices appeared in new~p a p ers p l d c e d by Loyalists who .saw.the war's inevitibil ity, ann ouncing t he y wer e (honorab l y) ca lling in all their debts prepatorY to le aving the colonies. Research for Loyal is ts has recently b~en given a big assist in the public ation of lists o f s ome of them in a book. In 1980 Murtie June Clark published a list of Loyalists recruit ed in the South for duty in the South (exclusive of Virginia and Mar~ land, to be in Vol. II ). And she plans for future editions for the Mid-Atlantic States. So her book is a good starting point for researching Southern Loyalists. The n ext check-point is the archives for the state in which your ance sto r 1 ived for Oaths of Alle giances to the State state pay vouchers or cert ific ates, and military land warrants.to Continenta~ Line Veterans. There may also be records of confiscation of loyalist properties, which were attached for debt or trespass in the event of absence. In the case of small land owners with little movable property> land was sold at pu~lic acut i~n . Sornet~mes departing loyalists transferred land to relatives or friends to circ umvent confiscation , hoping to be returning soon. Often loyal Records in L oya 1 is t ' s services. be checked, is ts too~ confiscatio~ claims to London for compensation . the Pu bl l c Record Office, London , England could include c 1 a ims for payment for confi seated property, supplies or The group entit led 11 Audit Office Papers, 1765-1790" shoul d as well as the parole records. Some states, 1 i ke North Carolina, are getting into the act with their own publications covering this period, so it would be wise to inquire a t s ta t e a r c h i v e s f o r l i st s of boo ks Pr i ~ t e d which mi g ht refer to your area of searc h . I found 11 The Loyalist Exper ien ce in North Carolina" , of the ir Bicententennial pamphlet series very intere s t i ng *4528 ~Jynda l e Ave, Roanoke, VA 24018 ~rRCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTf.S _ _ ...:.ill �and helpfu l for getting a feel for the pe r i od . Li sted below a re some other publications which could be ord e red from the Gift Shop, North Carolina Division of Archives and History, 1 09 Cast Jones Street, Raleigh, N.C. 27611 ; "Not A Conquered People: Two Ca rolini ans View Pa r liament a r y Ta xation"by Willia m S Pric e , J r . 11 North Ca rolin a and the Comin g of the Revolution, 1763-177 6 ", by Lind l ey S Bu tler. "T he Revolu t ionary liJ ar Sk etche s of Willi am R Davie" by Blackv1ell P Robins o n. The re were al l iances, business in t erests, a nd l oyalit i es at that ti me t hat sp l i t f a mi l ies and pit bro th er a ga in st b r other just as in o t her wa r s. Al ways check all t he a lte r nat i ves as you do your r e s e arch. Yo u nev er know where the c hoice s t t i d - bi t may be waiting. REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS RANDOLPH COUNTY, (WEST) VIRGINIA ABSTRACTS OF COUNTY COURT RECORD BOOK 1811 - 1817 Minute Book 5 (November 25, 1811) p 72 : William SHREEVES made oath he never received compens ation in l a nd for his services in the Revolutionary War while a soldier under Gen . A.~~~~ Moses PHILIPS , heir of Tho mas ~hilips , deceased , never knew his father t o recei ve any compens ation in land for hi s services under Gen . Clark against the Indians . Richard KITTLE, same order. Henry ICENER never knew his father t o re ce i ve any compensation for his servi ces under Col . Armstr ong . p 73: Jeremiah CHANNELL, one of the hei rs of Henry STEEL , nev er knew his father- in-l aw to rece i ve compensati on i n l a nd for his service while a s oldier . p 74: Valentine STALNAKER, one of the heirs made oath that he hear d John TRUBY, deceased, say he never received any compensation for hi s services rendered. p 75: William HOWELL made oath that Michael Howell never received compensation in land for his servi ce as a soldier under Col . Murtenb ridge in the Revolutionary War. Minute Book 6 (July 22, 1816 ) p 127: Ebenezer MACE proved that he was the fa t her and heir a t l a w of John MACE, deceased, who died at Norfolk while a soldier in the service of the U. S . �l'fS . - .- "" ....-... .. ... - E::'l "::'rm;s FILED IN BEDFORD COUNTY I VIRGINIA ~ 1SJ2 - 1834 ~rder c.;o: ! . .. .. - . .. - .. Co 1 ·. ... - l.. r:.•·. . .L • • Eook Number 24 • : =· .. •': :: .apter NS DAR ~: .,-- ' 1 • •• ..... , ... ··.. . ! :· ·. · · ·· .. 1,.;d lo the court , were entered during this period : •. : . ; . l .!.'"' : :\illiam Oliver , an appl icant for a pension · t o :· Congress of the 7th of June , last , this day ~ourt "'l!ld filed his a pplication in the foll owing i". _. r .. :-. . . . . TLe b.:t.lance of t he petition was not entered . U:. Ii. • ' t. :.·u·,0 or his witnesses , a nd then the approval of the ; _ ... -'·- · • ! f . , , l :" . Tu.: :. ·1. :- • .,. thr: ! <Lr~" : •• ·: i:. ~ ' l.e ~-~ beei. 3.rranged alphabetically . The numbers refer to : .t.: 1..!;·der Book on which the petition appears . i: /i.l··.?. page Adam. · , ~!< ·:. Z-.'i Anclrc•w.· , r!.Orr:i.; Artl.u1·, ': .'i_ll.i·rn. Au:.;tl: , J'{icL:.i..1 ·u 45 , 176 27 102 6 , S.' I 45 , 75 Ba.ilf·y T'!.il ip 65 , 114 Ba.rt or, , l::J l. ~ i i:L 275 Bond , 1.•J r l frll t. 107 Brown, HH1 ry 52 Browri, Thoma:· 27 Ca mp (b) ell , /u1Lhony 61, 85 Crlt~, Jncob 168 Cundiff , I~ ~aac 90 Tutvenpor t , William 41, 199 Fran kl in , Sa mu e l 29 , 129 Gill !-> , John 27 , 90 Graham, Michael 77 Grooms , Jona than 27 , 90 Hackworth, Thomas 32, 139 Hambleton, James 13 , 84 Hancock, Sa muel 13, 79 Holley, John 28 , 86 , 128 Hudnall , John 102 , 139 Hun ter , F'ranc i s 51 , 150 Jones, S tephen 52 , 176 (No te : on page 29J , in 18J4, his widow , Mary, states he died Jan. I 1 8J4 ) Lambert, Charles Lambert, \.eorge Lowry, John Markh8..m, ,John Meadors , Benjamin Min er , Threeiwalluss Miner, Wlllirim 28 , 84 74 109 108 28 , 90 27 1 275 NA.ME page Mitchell , James 31 Mitchell , John 29 , 90 Mitchell , Samuel 86 Moore , Robert 76 McCona lay , John 347 McCormaka , John 89 Nelms , Charles 41 Oliver, William 12 , 118 Otty , Jacob 128 Overstreet, Thomas 65, 88, 214 Padgett, Frederick 176 Pullin , Thoma s 45, 222 Reynolds , Alex. 99, 344 (Note: on l as t page, his widow Jemima gave date of his death as Ma4 17, 18J4) Reynolds, Lewis B 52 Robertson , Ben j. 73 Saunders , Iavid 31 Shepherd , Jacob 89 Stiff , James 27 Swain , George 27, 108 Tracy , William 31, 87, 128 Vest, John 101 Walker , Samuel 108 Walker, William I 195 Webb, Jesse 24 Wilks, Samuel 28 Williams, Roger 41 Wood, Francis 199 Worley, Joshua 203 copied and complied in 1949 �"Backward; 'furn Backward , 0 Time, in your flight; Make me a child again, Just while I write!" . --- · --MY RECOLLECTIONS OF VIRGINIA Of my home in Liberty I do not remember anything , except my .fa thl:r 1.u ::; t have lived for a time on a small farm near Liberty, called the Dool e y I' l'l c ~ , and from this my brother and I got our nickna mes . His was "Capt Dooley" ;.nd mine was "Pussy Dooley ". I do have some fai nt remembrance of livin g ln - f'i- m: house painted yellow, somewhere on the road between Sandusky and Lyn c hhu r g , ·· .d of a toll gate near there , kept by the Misses Powel . My mother used t o wcJ..lk sometimes from there to Sandusky, and take her children with her ; a ud we woulJ stop at the toll-gate to rest. While livin g here I went to school to Pa (he taught an "Old Field Skule "). Though I could not have been more th.:tn fou r years old. I remember going to the Spring one day and being terribly f ri ~ ht­ ened by a cow, and "Mary Amory Jones " drove her a way . Well, as I told you , in the fall of 1830 Pa took us to Grandp:t ' ; t o :-· t."1.y , until he could get a home for us . How well I do remember Sandusky. It : eems to me I can close my eyes and think I see it a ll now , - -the two - story brick hous e , the circular carriage drive; in front, the t a ll oak trees , where I 80.. U 1e1·ed acorn cups for my play house ; the brick walks leading to the office o..nd the kitchen; the ice- house; the well; latticed around ; the poultry house s ; the garden, with the pear-trees and one apricot. In the garden were the bechi ves, just like those we see in pictures of Englis h scenes , made of rushe::. or grass, with round tops. I do believe I know just where the mint grew (on a stump) for making the famous "mint juleps" of the " Old Dominion ". Back of the house were large forest tre8s , with long notched poles leaning against the lower branches , for the turkeys to climb up to roost ; and here were several s tumps wh ere my uncles used to crack walnuts and hickory nutes ( grand- ma kept them in the garret over my mother's room. My grandfather's obituary says he was kind and indulgent to his children, Yes, and to his grandchildren too. I do not remember to have ever heard him speak a cross word to anyone. It was grandpa ' s regular custom to ha v e family prayers by candlelight "about five o ' clock in the mornin g " (and the house servants were present). After this was over he would sweep up the hearth a nd set a row of apples in front of the fire , tuil1 and watch them until they wa re roasted; these were for the little ones when they waked up. I remem·ber he carried dried fruit, peaches and pears in his pocket for us. I always slept with grandma when at Sandusky. She u sed to put on a "flannel shirt" and a "calico short gown " early in the morning, and go to the hen-house to feed her chickens and ducks. 'Ihere stood a large shade tree near the window of my mother's room, with a bench under i t where grandpa used to sit to rest when he came in from the fiel d. There are two hymns he was very fond of singing: " It is finished " and "Brightest and best of the sons of the morning". Of this last I remember the words and tune distinctly, and would be glad to know that his descendants would keep it "sounding down the ages" as "Grandpa's favorite hymn"· People go to Jerusalem and Mecca on pilgrimages, but the greatest desire of my life is to go to Sandusky if it is like it used to be; but I might be like cousin Virginia when she went to see her father ' s old home in Franklin: "She was so tired becau se the trees were gone". ,YIRCINIA APP, \ !.1\CH! i\N NOTES �~:. : . .y ··:i. ther came from 'fennessee to move his family . We wer. t i? · ·:.(;] L' ~bert rod e in a gig, and ther e was a two-horse wagon , ~·: i • ~ . . i· .. o.;; :-roe~-; ( ..,_ nan a nd his wife, with four or five children; : r.a ·; e :·o:?· - • · ·:. ? ' ~ P.?.rie ; the woman ' s was Betsy, and Gabriel , Anthony and Fanny) . -:·· , . , : . 1 : ·: ! to · '!,cle Robert , but lived with my mother for two years , and ~ ,-i :·1 , : L .•· J r: _... L:.• , :'":Y gra_"1cliather gave me when we l eft . ·,·l e· -..:o\.: 1 t..: • !- :v I ll l :,_y ~r~d camp out a t night. One incident I remember very we} 1 • i .·• iu L :· tr e carryall , right under the horses ' feet , with my head undc:!' l!.• ~·~· : • w!.•'t:.d . Pn. managed to check the horses in t i me to prevent the w het·~ .·.:· :. ; · ·r ry !·e;l , but my hands and feet were terribly bruised by the Lo:r:·L:.- ' ! 10~·:· . l _ went to a h ouse on the road and got s ome apple vinegar and bruwn P"' t • • r • n t' ' t • iTIY h..-"'--'1ds a nd fe et . The lady told us of a family passin g the:rc · '. _.., 1·· I I : '·fore , •·:hose chi l d fell from a heavily loaded wagon; the wh eel , p-· =· · i r .,. t ·1 • !. i •. }wqd , killed it , and it was buried there near the road . I thi nk .·! ,. :··.nw·· 1 ·1 • •t.p ,..-rave . Another t ime there were two men traveling on hors e - ln<.;k , wi1n C>P! .. rj i:. the road (they had passed us) and asked pa a good many 1 qu estior..- t.1 o \."l"·n hl' w 1.~ goin~ . where he was from, and where he would stay tha t n i r;LL , t11 ~1:.i · ! 1.y father m.:i.de e va sive answers . They passed us several time:..5 tr ., ~. <l -Y, : .i.l · ·:. ·1 c :~o'bc:!:'t 3.nd Pa came to the conclusion that these two men were plott..lnr; to ~·0: t.~.d !J0rhaps ki ll them , or they t hought , maybe, their object wa s t o ~- tl.:!:Ll L~ .e ! 1ur: '" · in the n i ght . I remember Pa cut a hole in the lining of the root· of' LLl c~r.::.:·y-1.ll and plac ed ~s money in it ; then he told my mother of hi ::; :;u: p i c ion:· , t11d :..;et.i d if she and the children escaped they must try to make t h e j r w-iy i'L•·k to Gr:.rdpn. ' s . Un c le Ro lier t :i.nJ Pa had n o gun or pis tol ; the only weapon of defence they had wa!J n. :~ma11 d:i.r;l~er , ·1.bout 4 or 5 inches long, so they determined to sit up and wa tc h th:iL nif~ht . They took the s wingle-trees off the carryall and sat in the fron t o.f j t. 'Lrmt!d wl th them. They heard some noises or disturbances among the hors e ~ , 1 u t they never SCLW those men agai n . I expect there was but little sleeping in our c~ 1.mr thet. t ni ght, e xcept we little ones slept. The "Lord of Hosts" kept guard over u:> . After b e ln g on the road three or four weeks , we reached Franklin, and lived there until the ~ ~prin g o f 18.35. lliring these four years in Tennessee, my sisters Lucy and Sarah h a d died with s c arlet fever , and Ma had another little babe, sister Elizabeth. In this winter and spring of 1835 my mother ' s health was so impa i red 1rom dy: ; peps ia that her physician said she would certainly die if she r e mained here, and her only desire seemed to be to live long enough to reach her hom e in Virgin i a . They wrote to Grandpa and he sent Uncle Robert with a nice barouche and a g ood pair of horses to c arry us back. Now I must try t o tell you of our trip and what I remember of our visit. So the r e were Pa a."ld Ma, brother Pa trick , sister Elizabeth and I, Uncle Robert to go . Brother had a little Indian pony that he rode . Uncle Robert went on hors e -back; Ma an d Pa, s ister Elizabeth, with her nurse Caroline and I, went in the c arr iage. It was in April when we started. 'My mother was so weak when we l eft F ranklin, s he had to be carried from the house like a child and put i n the c a rriage , and i t took two days to go to Nas hville (only 18 miles); but Ma grew stronger every d ay , an d s o impatient about getting home, after a few days, that s h e wan t ed t o go 4 0 miles every day. I think Pa and Uncle Robert used to fool h e r sometimes about the distance they had gone. It took us 15 days to get to Sandu sky , about 450 miles. Uncle Robert seemed to know a l l the best stopping pla c es. One e vening we stopped a t a ve-ry mice looking house, and Pa had carried Ma u pstairs and laid her down, and he went to see after his horses. Ma lay still and was very quiet. When Pa came in she said: "Listen, Hopkins! I Hear somebody snor ing." Pa looked und er the bed, and sure enough there was a large man fast \'IRCINIA AP P/\LACHIAN NOTES - ~- ---- �asleep. Very soon his son came in and took him ou t . The ::.on :-aid. he gave l-hem a great deal of trouble. When he was drinking he would eet into the room::; and go to sleep. Ma was terribly frightened, but Pa promised she : hould never be left alone again. Did you ever see the Cumberland Mounta i ns in the spring? I.f not, you L"lve missed a treat. As far as we could see , it was a perfect flower t;arden of wild flowers and traili.ng vines; the trees were covered with them . I ha vc 1 ookt.::d up the molllltains, and to the very top it was the same ; and , down on the other .~ide of the road, seen the tops of the trees , with a little stream , like 1. --11ve r thread, winding along at the bottom. Did you ever read Charle:.; Egbert 8r-. 1 -lock ' s "In the Tennessee Mountains"? She gives some of the most beautiful de:-criptlon~ of molllltain scenery I have ever read. (I knew Miss Murfree · ~ father when 1 w;:i.s a school- girl, and went to school with two of his s isters , but I have never met Miss Mary Murfree) . Near Knoxville we passed the residence of Mr. Ros s , a l arge white f'rame house on a hill, with the garden terraced dmm to the river . As we pa::-.:.Jcd, :.:; everal carriages were driving in at the front gate , the lad i es of Knoxville ·~o•ug to call on his bride . (This man was an octaroon , was educated i n the north, and married there). On the other s ide of the road , near the entrance of the toll bridge, stood a small house where his "mother" ( a mul atto woman) s o ld cakes, beer and cider. I was told she had been accustomed so long to thi:::; kind of work, she could not be happy without it. I and Caroline used to walk sometimes and gather wild flowers . One day we saw an immense wall of stone on one s ide of the road. On going nearer we .found an opening, and peeping in saw a room with stone walls . It was a cave; we 13ot frightened, and ran back, afraid of snakes and wild anima ls. We crossed Clinch and Trench Brad Rivers in ferry boa ts, and I us ed to amuse myself paddling my hands in the stream. Sometimes I would ride on brother' s pony . I couldn't manage him, and he would turn out of the road a nd try to rub me off against a tree. Once he carried me up on a high bluff han gin g over a river . We were about to cross, and I had to wait till some one led him dol-m. Once I t ried to cross the road just in front of the carriage. The tongue s truck me and I fell off backward and crawled out on all-fours. After this happened, Pa said I shouldn't ride any more. After some time we reached your father's and staid a day or two here. I saw -the mill and the creek and large pastures, with many fine horses. I think there were two houses , a brick and a n old fram e house , and Aunt Frances had a Dutch oven where she bakes bread, cakes and pies. She had a small loom to weave carpet binding in, that Uncle Tu.zewell made. I have a key basket that Aunt Frances gave Ma; s he said a blind boy near there made it. When we reached Liberty, there had been a terrible rain and the gullies were full of water. The first one we met was cousin Jimmie Cook; he had a pole and line, with a pin hook. Uncle Robert said , "Where are you going, Jimmie?" "I' th g oin' fi thin'". "Do you know this girl's name?" "Yeth, i th couthin Put thy Dooley". We drove on to Uncle William Cook's, but there had been sad changes there. Aunt Sarah and Cousin Mary were both dead· Fannv and Emeline were dressed in mourning. (Cousin Roland, didn't Cousin Mary l~ave t~o little girls, Twins? I think I remember seeing them at Uncle Cook's.) As we drove out of Liberty the next morning , and old negro man got over the fence and came to the carriage, said , "Howdy do, Mass Robert? " Looking in, he saw Ma: "Laws, Miss Milly, is da t you?" "Yes, Uncle Abe, this is what is left of me". "Fore de Lord, Mistes, I neber would a knowd you; dat are kentry don't grees wid Mass Isaac's chillllll , nohow. I.0.r Mass Robert, he kem home a rter he done hed de fever or somun , lookin' like he was dead, and Mass James, he allays sick; peer to me you all better stay in ole Verginny; s uit you all s o much better". Then he took my mother's hand and said, "Good-by Miss Milly; I hopes you ' 11 git well now", and we drove down the road. ~RCINIA APPALACHIAN NOtFS �149 I t~ .i: .;-:. ~,. .. ! ·· ··t :L0n :~1du..;ky about the middle of the afternoon , AJ3 we drove in at t ! .c ~ i ,. -·!.' •.: , 1 ooY. ! ..::u t do those neg.roes mean? They have left their plows and hoe!· i ! . ii • ; i .~ 1 i , -.r...:. , crowding around the carriage , followed on to the house to •-.-cl ;or.•· t :.e i r ~.·ou:. g ~·:istress home . (How often I have wished since, that r coul J ! ·:.i!.t • ! •.a. t. .· cc!1e and send it to come abolitioni st in the north). Grand-p '1. -!.:.:l ;Y-"!.:. '-mt c tme out , and , lifting us little ones out, folded my mother ir. U.1.:.!i r ·trm:· , ·ind ..-cpt ; then led us all in. I think of the meeting of Jacob wi tL .Jo:· ·p:. , ~- 11· ti.~ r.e eting of loved ones in the "better land", whenever I think o:· U i.. · :·c· ·:.· " . Al't1..:r .·Vtyi:.c ·l.L G.:.-Lr.ll-p.::i. ' s about a week or two , he started brother Patrick and me to .- <'Loo] to i. yoU!.,c;; n:.n teaching in the neighborhood, about a mile and a half "1.W'..:.j' . :.;, · u.·ecl t.o ride '1.!ld we went there just two weeks . The first week, one of' 1..Lc ! oy.· ·ot. !t i.· !.r.klr> oadly ~p rained , and the next , a boy got his arm broken . ·..n. ·n ·-:e !.olc.l Gl.1..nd-pq_ , he said , "Yes , the next thing somebody ' s neck wil l be t.roker. . 'I11i:·. will never do . You and Patrick can ' t go back there any more . " T'h i. ~ younr m:'ln had Ci :.;weetheart living near, and he used to l eave every day at 12 o ' ,;losk t.n c;o to ~-ee her, and it would be three or four before he came back. Uncle T.-L~~ewell used to come some times and help the boys do their sums. 0 I remember I wt:.: in '.l class with the g:rown girls, and we used the Testament for a read or . We ::at on n. long bench in front of a desk or sloping plank the whol e 1 enrrth of the room to write, and instead of a window made of glass, there was a pl-ink :·huttcr , which W'3.S opened to give us light. Pa did not rcmaln long at Grand-pa 's. He went home, and Uncle Robert went to bring UncJ c James ' famlly to Virginia . I think Uncle Robert made the trip back and forth five times that year, until he said he knew every crooked lane and every 0 toppin {j place on it . After a while, Uncle James and Aunt Eliza and five children came . Then Uncle John ' s family from Lynchburg came out to spend the s umme r . There were thirteen of us grandchildren at Sandusky that year, and grand-ma didn ' t let u s eat at table with the grown folks at supper time. She used to have a lon g table in the yard and gi ve us cold rolls, biscui t and some times ash-cake with milk, but ter and hon ey, just at sun-down , and then we played out of doors until dark. We ha d a happy time. My father, as he returned to Tennessee, had made arrangements for me to go up to Liberty to school, and I was to board at Uncle Armistead ' s . As soon a s Ma could get me ready (I think it was about the first of July ) she carried me to the post-office at Sandusky. Here, after takin g leave of me, I got in the s tage to go alone. It was the first time I had ever been separated from her. Of course I fel t very lonely, and wished so much fo r a qu iet corner where I might have a good cry; but there was a youth sitting just in front of me who persisted in whistling all the time. It was so t i re s ome, how I did wish he would stop . When we reached a little village, about hal f way to Liberty, he got out and I was glad of it, and so was a nice man sitti ng on the sea t with me. This gentleman talked to me some, and called me "Sissy", He asked where I was g oing , and who would meet me, I told him I was going to Liberty to school, and my Uncl es Armi stead and Jefferson Otey would meet me at the post-office (he did not ask me my n a me, or I might have found who he was), After a while I went to sleep , with my head resting against him and his cloak spread over me. I sleptti t i l l we reached Liberty . He waked me, saying, "Look at the lights in the houses · and when we s topped at the post-office, he said, "Here we are, and there are your uncl es " . I g ot out a t the post office and walked to Uncle Annistead. Here all was strange to me. I had never seen any of them before, and I felt so lonely; bu t i t doesn • t take children long to get acquainted. I think cousin Fanny Otey was a beautiful girl, with her brown eyes and hair, and bright rosy cheeks. I remember seeing Mr. Saunders, too, who was visiting her then. (Wasn't his face Y fRC INfA t\PPALACHIAN NOTES �50 marked with wine ? ) Though I was to board at Uncle Armi:-.;tead ' ..; , I LLlnk I :;pent most of my time at Uncle Cook's with his children. I felt llkl~; I kI • w thl:!m .;o much better. The cook's name was Milly, and Venus was house-~..:rvant. Well, I started to school next day, to the Female Seminary (I tJ~li eve i t s t ood just where Bedford High School is now; I think it loo~ like t~ 8 old ~em i­ nary did). Professor Smith was the Principal; he told me I need ~10t rl;t ~ny l essons that week, but I might try to learn the rules and regul atlo1.. of the s chool. Here I studied "Smith's Geography ", "Brown ' s Gramm::i.r"," Ar.ith1.wUc" "Natural History" , used "The Young Ladies' Class-book" ·1.; a reader, 1.ml "Fir·t Lessons in Composition". (These books were all bound in 1_:r:7, when w<· lo. U.!.' house by fire.) The rules were vecy different from :::mythln,a 1 harl bc•..,n ·l.r·. 1 ~tomed t o , and many a mark did I get for talking during school Lour;· a.rd for r~l.· Ln·· t~e top of my desk. I do not remember the names of many of my schoolma tc:; , but . ar-u1 ·mcl Laura Cook, Annie Otey and Jennie Scruggs , Fanny Phillip (who ha.dn 't any Lorw lri her thumb on her right hand and used to w.ri te with then pen between Lhe fir.~ t nd middle fingers). Her father, Dr. Phillips, lived across Main Street rror. l•n~le Cook's and Bessie Hoffman. I went with this little girl to see Aunt Fanny, who was her :::::l:· ter- in- law , and we passed a spring and stopped to get a drink. I remember watchi? l: the water as it boiled up in the bottom, through the f ine white sand , and thou ch t.. it. oea.utiful. Then we passed the tan-yard and ca me to the house. Here I met Aunt Fanny . I remember going with some girl:= out ori the road toward Lynchburg one evening to get a better view of the flag on the PP~k~ of Otter, placed there by some patriotic boys on the Fourth of July. We hi=Ld a pocket spy-glass with us, but could see the flag without it. About the middle of July my mother went with Uncle Jefrer"'.on and Miss Julia -- (I have forgotten her name but think she was remated to Aunt Prudence Otey; Ma called her "cousin" )--to the White Sulphur Springs. The Doctor said that Ma must drink the water eleven days. After she had stayed two or three days, she became very anXious to leave, but Uncle Jefferson said " No"; she must stay there as lo~g as the Doctor had said she rr.ust. He would not take her hom e. I think Ma weighed about 90 pounds when she went· and when we came back to Tennessee in t?e fall, she weighed 14o;. I have no do~bt the trip to the springs saved her life, When she went, she left sister Elizabeth with Grand.ma. I was in Liberty, brother Patrick was at your father's, and Pa was in Tennessee; no two of us together. I used to think it was very had, even then, when I was so young, and n?w, when so ~uch.older, I am a great advocate of people keeping their child.re~ with them. Life is too short and uncertain for families to be separated when i t can possibly be avoided. After Ma returned from the springs, she sent me a box of fruit from Sand:isky, peaches, pears, apri~ots and grapes. I think it was the prettiest box of fru1 t I ever saw, a~d I enJo!ed it very much. (The peaches were not so large as some , my. husband. raised on his farm near Franklin. ours weighed a pound--apothocaries we1ght--ap1ece.) ' In Septem?er or October, some of the girls and I went chinquapi.n hunting ; we gathered quite a quantity of these little nuts. I was in this school three months. After the examination I returned to Grand-pa's and staid a while, but the time was drawing near for us to go home. Pa did not come for us, but his partner, Mr. Joseph Baugh, had been north for goods, and came through Virgini a to visit his father's family, took us home. It was the last of October when we left. So I saw the Cumberland Mountains again, in the fall. This country, even then, was a fine place to raise apples. I have seen pens made of rails piled up .YIRGINIA APP,\l:\CHIAN NOTES _....,.. �51 to the top with !.i•..:C l.pples , ready fo r g rinding to make cider, and almost every little C<J. bin r.e.:ir tr.e roads ide would hav e a board with a ginger cake and a mug, and " Cake~ -ind Cider i-or sale here ", pai nted on it, but it was very primitive* and spelllr.g . I :..:""t w a great many chestnuts too, and every little cabin was crowded wi th to ....-- headed , bare-footed children; it seemed to me there were a dozen in e v ery one . I to ld a lady from t here once that I thought· they didn ' t raise any thine there but " white-headed c hildren and apples" , Mr . Four,;l. w r..:; r:ot ::;o good a dri v er as Uncle Robert, and did not know the road so w1..:l l . !·11 t KC ha.d spent a night wit h Mr. Morgan near Knoxville in the spring , ·tr.d w1.: .·topped there again . When Mrs . Morgan saw Ma, she asked, "A:re you the :~ i ck lady who .- "k-iyed a l l night here in the s pring?" Ma said "Yes". " Well , I !.ever expected to see you again . Why , I didn ' t think you could live thro ugh the d 1.y Hhen you left " . Everyone who saw Ma thought her recovery was most wond cri~ul . After many days we reached home. And no w I ha vc finished my recollec t i on s of this famous (to me) trip to Virginia . k- I rc.::i.d i t over , i t seems s o c hildis h and silly, I ' ve a good mind not to ~en d l t . 01 course , though , as I was on ly ten years old, these things were imprc:-;:-;cd on my mind and remembered that would impress a child. Hoping you will excuse a l l mistakes , and t ha t you ma y readin g of thi s epistle , I am Your cousin *pa in tin g (wo rd om i t t ed ) no~ be worried in t he "Pussy Dooly" This i s on the Otey family of Bedford Co ., Va ., a nd was contributed by Mrs . Buford Henderson Kilmer of Roanoke , Va . Mrs . Kilmer said that the mother was Mildred Leftwich Otey a nd that Sandusky was outside of l{ynchburg. Can any one g ive informa tion on the other peop le mentioned in the a rti6lle. Oh , yes, thi s art i cle was a mong the papers that belonged to her (Mrs. Kilmer) mother. ======== = = = = ====================================================================·=: Queries (not indexed) continued from p 152 Trying to find a ny information on J a mes CARVER, born Nov, 1753 Louisa Co . , Va. He married Judi th - - -- - - . Two of his children were William, born 1777, and Elizabeth . William married Ma ry Crockett DUNCAN and Elizabeth maddired Wingfield COSBY. Also trying to find the names, dates and places of birth of William CARVER and Mary DUNCAN children. They had nine , Elijah CARVER being one . William was born 1777 in Bedford Co. , Va. Married around 1799 in Ky . Jodie UPKIDE, Rt 1 Box 281, Billings. MO 65610 Were the parents of Rebecca ARTHUR , Thomas AUTHUR, and Sarah DIXON? Rebecca md Valentine HYLTON and lived in Floyd Co., Va. Where was she born? Was her father Ton (Tom ) ARTHUR who fought i n the Indian Wars from Montgomery Co . , VA. Rozalia Cruise HOGG, 108 Pelham Drive, Waynesboro, Va 22980 Lucinda WALKER married George W. CLOUD in Patrick Co., Va. They lived i n Car.roll Co ., Va . i n the 1850 census. I would like to exchange infonnation about this coupl e . Rozalia C . HOGG , 108 Pelham Drive , Waynesboro, Va. 22980 Y IRCINft) APP.\LACi.f :\~ J "JOTES �15':)._ Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Numb e r Allison 163 Alston 194 Amis(s) 195,203 Anderson 210 Athey 175 Ball 209 Barnett 196 Bass 179 Bell 215 Blagg 172 Blackford 215 Boon(e) 189 Booth 207 Borden 181 Bowden 212 Bowen 171 Braswell 193 Brooks 195 Brumley 171,172 Buchanan 178 Burdette 201 Butler 204 Caffrey 192 Callison 203 Cannaday 188 Camp bel l 172 Cassell 168 Clark 210 Col l ier 214 Collins 185 Compton 197 Cornel l 202 Cornwell 201 Cox 202 Dav is 172 Dean 176, 1 77 Dickey 174 Dressler 200 Dudley 191 Fisher 189 Foster 214 Fouch 173 Francis 190 Gabhart 170 Gaddy 206 Garrett 192 Gillespie 174 Graham 207,208 Green 179 Greer 188,216 Griffith 202 Hall 183 Hansford 179 Hanshew 168 Harper 170 Hart 169 Hensley 202 Hill 194 Hinton 199 Hodges 178 Hol.d ren 205 Holmes 164,170 Hopson 193 Huff 161 Hutchinson 181 lsselstine 197 Jenkins 182 Johnson 213 Jones 202,216 Keller 181 Kelly 185 Kelsey 182 Keplinger 181 Kincaid 180 Landers 2 11 Lawless 198 Lee 164 Litton 183 Loli s 161 Love 180 Ma loney 180 Manring 1 75 Martin 187 ,1 92,2 16 Messersmi t h 18 1 McAllister 196 Mc c a llister 202 McKn ei l 1 61 McNeil 1 61 Miles 208 Moore 1 62 Nace 1 74 Nicholas 2 02 Nickell 20 2 Octoraro 164 O' Kelley 193 Owns by 165 Pail es 190 Pence 1 99 Persinger 199 Pew 210 Piles 190 Preston 172 Price 184,186 Pugh 210 Pyles 190 Reed 173 Reedy 181 Repass 186 2 16 Robertson Robinson 165 , 166,20 1 Salley 2 11 Saunders 18 6 169 Selph 165,166 Shepherd 216 Shively 216 Sigmon 208 Simmons 21 3 Smith 165,166 Snow 161 Solis 21 6 Staton 204 Stevens 21 6 Strong 178 Stuart 2 16 Sumpter 184 S u r f ace 18 6 Thompson 2 12 Thor n ton 185 Tillett 2 00 Tres ( s)ler 2 00 Tri n slore 195 T uck 167 T u gg l e 188, 216 Underwood 196 Wate rs 181 We n d l e 210 Wes ton 202 White 206 Whitten/Whiton 179 Wilkes 164 Willson 168 Wilson 213 Wingfield 186 Wolfe The following queries came irr after the Queries and Index had been typed up, so these are not included in the Index. I. Looking for wife of John Kemp WHITLOW who died Halifac Co. 195J.(?185J?) 1820 census shows him in Russell Co . II. Looking for parents of Martha KEMP who married John WHITLOW in 1783 Charlotte Co . , Va. III. Looking for marriage and parents of William BRIS1CTLL who married Sarah or Sally THOMAS ca 1847 probably I.zy'nchburg. Betty Jean RADER, 224 Tu.vis Rd. , Palm Springs, FL 33L~61 Will iam Alexandria POOLE, b 1841 in N.C., md Mary Ann ELKERSON ca 1866. William's paren ts were William Alexandria "Billie" POOLE and Lucy ELLISON/ELKERSON. Where and when were William and Mary married. William died May 1893, where did he die? Who we r e Mary ELKERSON parents. Were they James and Sarah ELKERSON? William's first wife was Henretta STRANGE of Person County, NC. They were married 21 Mar 1 8 60 . Who were Hen retta 's parents names. Would like to hear from any POOLE's or STRANGE's. Jodie UPDIKE , Rt. 1 Box 281, Billings , MO 65610 continued on p 151 Virgin1a. Appalachian :t.~~tea �/53 Gt • •q.~, . .'.i• ~E l L 161 - 8·1 . Cbildr c:n? Elizabeth . S:irah HUFF 1819 Au gusta Co . , VA. Seek par e nts? 1H20 Au gus ta Co . ) a nd George A. (b . 1822) sons? Was "d.111 . '" G•·••r~...,. ~.!c~IEL" (md . John SOLIS/ LOLIS Rockbridge Co. 18 44) dau . ? 1 ~ th1:-- til•· t~•·11q..-;t..: ~·h.Kl\EIL foun d Maybury's Forge, Rock b ridge Co . 1 830? S eek any ~1c-:SEIL ! :11:11 1:-· 1 · L·~1din~ Augusta/ Rockbridge ca 1820 through 1845. Rose B . /\~DEHSO:S. ~<J.:> St.Till<: Drive . ~ - W., Albany, OR 97321 162 - 8·1 . 7o, 18 30. 1840 . Sul 163 and w. .J.>111 iv:111 l 0 <1 . • 1 .d (11 . S1'l"i< /\ 11~~u:--.t .1 Su l I 1 '.11i .__·,, . . 1 RuddJt·idc;e parents o f John C . (Calvin?) MOORE, age 60Snns : John, wife Sarah J ane W--, James , Franc is, 1·11:--.u~ . Ht.:lt!n B . ROESCH, Route 6, Box 165, Auburn, NY 13021 T~ . J1.1hn ALLISON data Augusta Co. Want parents , background, A LLISOX . son William, b . 1749,Tinkiing Spring, Augusta . Who, P ennsyl,·.11Ji .1 ? llL·lcn B. ROESCH, a ddress above . 84. wi1c where . 1··· Can · l u1 :--.1·p .1r.1tt.· J uhll 164 - 8 4 . W:1 n t d ;1 t :1 HulJv r t WILLSON, d. 1 753, Augusta, wife Jane LEE, a nd dau. J ennett. who .ncl . .Jc il111 HOL~tES . When , wher e? Removed to Anson - Rowan Co., NC. Ne ed Lanc;1 ~tt·1· r· ... . PA cl:lt:1 John HOLMES . His parents? When , where born? What connecti on to \~11..lnw Bt>yd OCTORARO , 177 6? Helen B. ROESCH, address above . 165 - 84 . John ~1 . S:\OW w~1s b. 1802 VA . Whe re? Who were his p a rents? Amherst, VA, Ju ne 1H26 he md ~!alindn L . ROB INSON. Were Malinda ' s parents Beverly ROB! NSO N an ct Juan 11 a SHEPHERD, who md. 1800? In 1806 Beverly md. Sallie OWNSBY. Had J oann :1 ct i cd? Aµ: :1 t h:1 ROBI .KSON wit nessed Malinda's marri age rather than Beverly . D id she· r~lisc Malind3? Maryellen SIMPSON. 1914C Peach, Lee ' s Summit, .MO 64063 166 - 84. Joa nna SHEPHERD md . Beverly ROBINSON in 1800 probably VA . Does anybody kn ow who her pr1rcnts were and where s he was b. and d.? Was Malinda L. ROBINSO N who md . Jt,hn .M . SNOW in 1826 her dau.? Per census Malinda was b. in KY . Ne ed h el p t o Iind out if th e above is correct and the right parentage for J oann a . Mary e l l e n SIMPSON . nddress ab ove . 167 - 84 . Wo u ld lik e to b uy copy of t he book, THE TUGGLE FAMILY OF VIRGINIA , by Vi vi an TUGGLE . Do es anyon e hav e :in extra copy they would sell? Maryellen S I MPSO N, addre ss a bov e . 168 - 84 . N ee d info on the p a r e nts of Daniel HANSHEW, b. 22 Feb. 1828, md. 26 Sep t . 1859 to Polly WILSON, d. 24 May 1895 in Bland Co . , VA . His fat her's n ame w as R i chard H ANSHEW and his moth e r's maiden name was CASSELL . Where is Ri ch ar d buried and what were his birth and death dates? Mrs. Paul COX. Box 451 , Burkes Garden , VA 24608 . 1 69 - 84 . Searching for marriage r ecord ca 1841 of Benjamin A. HART b. 4 May 1820 Ro ckbr id ge Co. , VA and Nancy Ann ( ?SELPH). Ben jamin A . HART' father and brother were m d. in Botetourt Co . , VA . When was Valentine HART born? Died 1 792 R ock br idge Co . , VA. _D_a_r_r_ a_l_l_H_A-'--'R-"'T...!...,_4_S_a_n_d_1_·a_R _o_a_d_.._,__;:_C..;.l.::.i:.:.n..:::t..:;:o:!!n.J.,~O~K:__.!. 7::!.3~6~0~l s 1 70 - 84. Wh ere were J ames a nd Ch ristian a HARPER b. an d d.? And info on C h r i s t i a n a HARP ER d au . of a b ove wh o was md . to ~enjamin HART. They lived near Na t u r al Br idge, Rock b ridge Co., VA. Also , any info on Mat hi as GABBART and G a bri e l HOL MES would b e a p preciate d .. Darr a ll HART, address above , 1 71 - 8 4. Th omas, Austin, Wi & 177 0' s. Thomas was F inc as t l e Co . jury 17 7 3, was a t Brum l e y G ap 1778. Anyone 1760' s Brumley G ap TN lliam and John BRUMLEY appear in SW VA in the l isted as a titha ble on Clin c h River in 1771 on . ' at Elk Garden Fort 1774 and lived near Reese BOWEN with knowledge of th is BRUMLEY family or early h i story pl ease contact. Ron BRAMLEY, 2649 Overlook, GermantoWE,_, 38138 172 - 84 . Wil l iam, Thoma s a nd Augustine BRUMLEY ser v ed under Capt. BLAGG in t h e French and Indi a n War . Austin BRUMLEY was paid for catching horses fo r estat e of Mal c: olm CAMPBELL in 1763 , had 200 acres s~rveyed by Wm . PRESTON on R oanok e Riv e r 1 767. Augustine and Thomas appeared in Botetourt Co C t ' · d J D . our , 1 7 70. S eem s t o be fam1 l y ties with Samuel an ames AVIS. Would like to corre spo nd regarding A u s tin BRUMLEY family. Ron BRAMLEY, address abo ve . Virginia Appalschian Notes �I S 'f 173 - 84. Want info on Wm. REED md. Mary FOUCH. e arl y 18 00 ' ::.; . pOS !-- i bl y i n L:rn caster Co., PA. Moved later to Ross and Pik e Co . . OH J une R . GREGG . 1 8~6 0 Geraci Rd .. Lutz, FL 33549 174 - 84. Need ancestors of Robert S . DICKEY (d. 18 5 7 Bote t ou r t Co . . YA) an d wife, Margaret NACE, dau. of John NACE . Also, n eed wi f e a n d anccs t ors of Robert GILLESPIE who d. 1797/8 , Botetourt Co . . VA . Did hi s da t1 . I s3be ll a marry James GILLESPIE who d. 1834, Smyth Co . , VA? Mr s . El va M. BOWLES . R#2, Bowen, IL 62316 175 - 84. Thomas Alvin ATHEY, b. 1780, VA?, d. 18 45, Galli a Co . , OH . His (second?) wife was Anna/Susannah MANRING , b. 1799, VA . I t is b e li e v e d tlH': · lived in Washington and Patrick Counties, VA , 1820-1830. Hi s fath e r p ossibly was John ATHEY, who liv ed in Washington Co . durin c- 18 2 0' s . Sce>k i n g co nt act with anyone researching ATHEY family. Irm a D. BALES, Rou t e l, Ch es hi re . OH 45620 176 - 84 . Info needed on Andrew, Elias and Felice DEAN li sted on 182 0 cen s us of Scott Co., VA. Lloyd DEAN, Rt . 6, Box 498, Mor e h ea d, KY 4035 1 177 - 84. Info needed on Morgan DEAN who showed up o n th e 1850 c e n s u s o f \"A listed as living in the Western part of Scott Co . Ll o yd DEAN, add r e ss 3bo v c . 178 - 84. Inherited many unlabled pictures, comm'l photo g aph er "HODGES" Sh e ma y Bristol, TN , marked "Cal lie STUART and Blanc he the Baby , " 7 Oc t . 1895 . be Martha Caroline Buchanan STUART (b . 30 May 1853 a t Rura l Re tr eat, VA ) a nd A. BUCHANAN" photo g r ap h e r her dau. Blanche Buchanan STUART. Also, photo. "Jon. P a ul L . PURVI NE, 34 11 ? N.Wertz, Abingdon, VA. Wish to contact descenda nt s . W. 34th St., Seattle, WA 98199 179 - 84 . Need info on William GREEN, b . 1763, VA (n ee d c ounty) , ser v e d VA line Rev. War. Drew pension, 1832, in Wilson Co., TN . Alli e d f a mili e s : BASS , WILKES, HANSFORD. Connie LOVE LAWSON, 223 Dryden Dr . , Vall e jo, CA 94591 180 - 84 . James Martin LOVE, b . ca 1811, TN, md. Jane MALONEY, dau. of John MALONEY and Margaret KINCAID. James and J ane resided, 1850, Clinton Co . , KY . LOVES of orig. Augusta Co . , VA . Desire info MALONEY, LOVE, KINCAID families of VA . Connie LOVE LAWSON, address above. 181 - 84. Adam T. BORDEN, b.1779, VA, d . 1859, Macon Co . , TN , md. 1806, Blount Co ., TN, to Betsey HUTCHINSON . He was of German ancestry . Desire info Ge rman BORDEN's who rod . into WENDLE, KEPLINGER, REEDY, KELLER, MESSERSMITH familie s of Shenandoah Co. , VA, 1750- 1800's. Connie LOVE LAWSON, address above . Who were his parents? 182 - 84 . Elijah JENKINS , b . ca 1770, Botetourt Co., VA. Where is Eunice Thomas St . John KELSEY, wife of Thomas KELSEY of t he Rev . War, buried in Christiansburg, Montgomery Co., VA ca 1830? Barbara KELSEY BOESE, 207 East Market, Dodge City, KS 67801 183 - 84. Seeking info about Leonard HALL, b. ca 1730 who md . Johann ah LITTON, b . 1732 in Prince Georges Co . , MD. Their dau . Ruth HALL was b . ca 1768 in Bedford Co . , VA. Their Dau. Prudence HALL was b. ca 1776 in Georgetown, MD, or VA? They settled in Barren Co., KY before 1800. Mrs. Barbara Ann RENNICK. 311 Copa De Oro, Brea, CA 92621 184 - 84. Henry David PRICE (ca 1789-1858) md. Mary Polly SURFACE (dau. of George) June 1814 in Montgomery Co., VA. Need add itional info about the SURFACE fami l y. J. Tracy WALKER, III, RFD,5, Box 258, Charlottesville, VA 22901 185 - 84. Need info concerning Millenton COLLINS of Montgomery and Gil es Cos . , VA. In Mon tgomery Court records beginning in 1789; in Giles records unti 1 1837 . He md . Su san n a ; on e son , Lewis, md. Rebecca , dau. of Jesse and Lu cinda (TILLET) KELLY, Nov. 1838 . Mi ll e nton owned land at Spruce Run and on Salt Pond Mountain. J. Tracy WALKER, III , a ddress a bove . V1rgi!l.1a Appalachian Not.es �155 186 - 8·1. '1't,1n t 1 11 t , • PllL 1·1··110~ the parents/gra ndp arent s of Micajah an d R ebeck ah (THo~.tPSO~-:) ~.\l-~DI.:..RS ,)f Bland Co . , VA . They md . in Montgomery Co., Sept . 182-1; hl·r· t :1 t ht·c ·.i..1s John THOMPSON . Ch ildren were Gordon, Susan M. (John WOLF). ~.t ;tl1nd.1 C (F . F. REPASS) a nd Elvi ra J. (I. K. PRICE). J . Trac: y WALK EH, I I I . HFD ~ . Box 258 , Charlo ttesville , VA 22901 18 7 - 84 . ~l_· \..·d Nelson C<>!-o . . \'A of Frankl1 11 l'<> . 33853 111 It• <•n l y 1 11 L'.11 · i1 1 1.tlL· ~1at.the\I. l8UU · s . lKlHl's? VA an d Hezak i ah MAB.T I N of Amherst, Buckingham and Are they of same fam ily as Matthew and Hezakiah Billie LEWIS, 1104 Voncile St . , Lake Wales , FL 188 - 84 . ~c·<•d p:11 · ··nt~ t)l Joseph UNDERWOOD of Floyd Co . , VA. Md . 1823 in Frankl in C11.. \'A t o El1.?:1bL·th (Betsey) GREER. Was he gran dson of Samuel and Mesn iah (CA:--:~ADAY) Li~UEHWOOD of Franklin? Billie LEWIS , a ddress a bove. 189 - 84 . ~evd pat·t·nts of BenJamin B . o r G . BOON (E) b . about early 1800's in Fr anklin Co . . VA :incl hi ~ wifL· M:i.rga r et (F!SHER) wh o was b . in Floyd Co., VA . Bil l i e LEWIS, addrt.•ss al.Juve . 190 - 84, Christj nP FRANCIS md. Ja cob PAILES (PILES or PYLES) in Montgomery Co . in 1783. This c.:vuple. apparently, cont inued to r es i de in t he area of Mont gomery ::1nd Gile~ Cos . until the 1820 's . They then moved to Cabell Co . An y in £o, espec i ally in reg:ird to pa r e nt age , family, etc., concerning this co up le g r eatly ~1pp r<'<:iat c d . Ka rl F . HOBACK, P . O. Box 702, Alexan dri a, VA 22313 191 - 84, Seeking info o n Charles DUDLEY , b. 21 Dec. 1750 . Need to know where h e wa s b . on d n a111e of his father . He ca me to Surry Co . , NC ca 1770 and had prob a b ly j u s t md. Hi s wife ' s name was Mary or Nancy. I would like to know whi c h and al so h e r s urnam e . I suspect he was b . somewhere in Eastern Shore VA t erritory. Naoma DUDLEY SLONE , 131 7 Duk e Dr., Vinton, VA 2 4179 192 - 84. 1\ny i ni· o app r ec i ated on parents , siblings and children of J ames MARTI N, b . 27 - 11 - 1775; d . 27- 6 - 1840 an d wife Sarah Ann CAFFREY, b. 21-2- 1777; d. 16- 3 - 1845 . Dau . , Sarah Cnf':frey MARTI N , b. 9 - 12-1811; d . 3-7-1897, md. 8-1-1828 Campb e l l Co., VA to Absolom GARRETT. Could James and Sarah have been Quak er s? Lav on ni e BRIMHALL, P . O . Box 787, Winst on, OR 97496 193 - 84 . Would like any i nf o on Will i O'KELLEY, b. Wa lton Co ., GA, 1852, an d GA. Si s t e r Calli e Li l l ie O'KELLEY md . 2F Country Club Ap t s . , Gr eenvill e, AL e David O'KELLEY, d au. of Permetus wife Nett ie Eugenia HOPSON, Grantvill e, Dr . W. E. BRASWELL. Mrs . Al AMUNDSEN, 36037 1 94- 84. N ee d d esce nd a nt s o f' Thomas HILL, wealthy planter of Halifax Co., NC. Made will 1 787, l e aving 4 0 0 0 acres l a nd a nd 1 00 Negroes . Had eleven children several of wh om md. ALSTONS. Mrs . Al AMUNDSEN. address abov e . 195 - 84. Was Wi l l i am D. AM IS , who md . Pe arl TUCK, dau . of Cornelius Alfred TUCK, b. 18 4 3, o:f the s ame AMIS fa mil y in Og l ethorpe Co ., GA, which included Mary AMIS BROOKS buri e d Temple C e metery, 1808? Mrs. Al AMUNDSEN , address above. 196 - 84 . S eek in g i nf o a bout de sce n dants of J ames McALLISTER , will dated 1801 , Bath Co., VA. Childr e n listed i n will are Richar d, Edward, Garrat, Thomas, John, James, Hannah (md . Richard BARNET'!), Ma ry (md . John WATERS) . Wife Mary. May h ave been mor e tha n one marr i age . Fir st children born in Ireland . Kat hl een BROWNING , 267 O akwood Rd., Charleston, WV 25314 197 - 8 4. Se e kin g inf"o o n par e nt s of Prudenc e ISSELSTINE , md. 13 Dec . 1994, Rich a rd COMPTON, Sr . Th ere were two book s written on the I SSELSTINE frunily . Would like to buy th e book s or will pay for Xeroxing the portion pert aining to th e a bov e f' a m ily. Shelvi e NICKLES, 5 1 25 Harfor d Lane, Burke, VA 22015 198 - 84 . H e n ry LAWLESS d . a t J ac k son's Ri ver, Augusta Co . (now Alleghany Co.), VA, ca l 757. Wher e did he c ome from? Did he leave any d escendants? Harri et F a r r i e r JOHNSON , 219 Highview Drive, Blacksburg, VA 24060 �156 199 - 84. Peter PENCE, 1810, Botetourt Co. , VA, and Wi l lirun PENCE, 1 810, Greenbrier Co., VA: Were they brothers? Were they sons of Jacob PENCE nn d Catharine PERSINGER of Rockingham Co., VA? Descendants? Wns Elizabeth HINTON Peter's (first?) wife? What connection is El en PENCE? (Sh e was nge 30, 1850 census, Alleghany Co ., VA, with possible c hildren : John, P eter, David, Eli s abeth, and Charles PENCE.) Harriet Farrier JOHNSON, 219 High view Or i ve , Blacksburg, VA 24060 200 - 84. Henry TRESSLER, 1810, Botetourt Co., VA, and Charles DRESSLER, 1810. Bath Co . , VA: Were they brothers? Were they sons of Peter TRESLER of Rockingham Co., VA? Are Henry TRESSLER, Henry TRINSLORE, and Harry DRESSLER all the same person? Harriet Farrier JOHNSON, address abov e . 201 - 84. Wish to correspond with descenda n ts of Ruthy (BURDETTE) ROBINSON, Wife of Capt. James ROBINSON. She was b. 1797; d. 9 - 24-1831, nge 34, dau . of William and Sarah (CORNWELL) BURDETTE; buri e d Ol d Le banon Cemetery, Monroe Co . Researching all BURDETTES . Kathleen Hensley BROWNING, 267 Oak wood Rd., Charleston, WV 25314 202 - 84. Will be glad to correspond with a n yone who is r esea rchin g th e following families: McCALLISTER, GRIFFITH, HENSLEY, CORNELL , NICKELL/NI CHOLAS , JONES , WHITE and COX. Kathleen Hensley BROWNING, address abo v e . 203 - 84 . I am seeking any info on my g - grandfather, Lewis F. J . AMISS, b . 10 Nov. 1816 ? VA, rod. Mary W. CALLISON, 13 J an. 185 7 ?. The fa mily lived at Blacksburg, VA until they moved to MO about 1866. Lois HINTON, 1004 Coyla, Iowa Falls, Iowa 50126 204 - 84. Solomon Butler STEVENS, b. b efore 1 775 1 i ved in Be df ord Co. , VA until death. He was rod . to Mary. They had numerous c hildren : Solomon, Jr . ; Daniel; Stephen; Violet; Mary; others . He presumably was reared by o r indentur ed to a n aunt and uncle Wm. and Frances BUTLER. Need parents o f Solomon and Mary. Glenn D. STEVENS, 1431 E. Beardsley, Elkhart, IN 46514 205 - 84. Abram HOLDREN, md. to Rebecca, lived i n Bedford Co., VA. 1834 . Their children were Polly, Geo., John, Abr a ham and Harmony. parents of Abram and Rebecca. Glenn D. STEVENS, a ddress a bove. He d. p r e Need 206 - 84 . Elisha S. WHITTEN, Sr., b. 30 Jan. 1768 and d . 31 May 1846. He was rod. to Jenny GADDY. They had six known children including Elisha, Jr. and Sherrod, all of Bedford Co . , VA. It appears Elisha, Sr. is related to th e WHITTEN/WHITON families in Tazewell and Amherst Cos . Gl enn D. STEVENS, address above. Need info on parents of Robert GRAHAM and his w~fe Edith (Edie BOOTH) Also, desire to obtain birth, marriage and death info on them: They were listed in 1850 Pulaski Co., VA census as Robert GRAHAM age 24; Edie GRAHAM age 20 j and one son William A. (Addison) GRAHAM, age one year. I would also be i nterested to know names and dates of all their children. Donna B. PERRY, P . o. Box 1894, Burney, CA 96013 207 - 84. GRAHAM. 208 - 84 . Need i nfo on parents of Mary Elizabeth MILES, b. 10 June 1850. She md. William Addison GRAHAM on 27 Nov. 1867 in Pulaski Co., VA . Her father was said to have been William or Richard MILES and her mother Hester SIMMONS . Mary E. (MILES) GRAHAM d . 16 May 1925 in McDowell Co., WV. Donn a B. PERRY, address above . 209 - 8 4. Joseph Campbell BALL b . 1837 NC was my g-grandfather. I am searching for his parents. His siblings were Mary, b . 1827 NC; Wi l li am Ballinger, b. 1828 NC; Eliza, b. 1833 NC; Nancy, b . 1839 NC or Grayson Co., VA. Their father d. prior to 1850 Grayson Co . , VA census . Their mother Sarah-?- b . 1810 NC. Any leads appreciated. Annett e BALL EDWARDS , 681 Peartree Lane, Grosse Point e Woods, Ml 48236 �/S'l Elisha ANDERSON md. Ru t h PEW (various s pelling PUGH) on 14 Dec . 181 9 VA . Looking fo r eac h of their parents . Ruth, b. 1800 Grayson co.; VA; Elisha, b. 1790-1800, VA. Martha Ann CLARK, b. 1822, Lee Co., VA ( dau . of Eli sha CLARK) md . I saac WESTON ca 1846, L ee Co . , VA. Seeking further info on 2 10 - 8 4 . G rayson Co . , .Martha ' s parents and siblings . P ointe Woods, MI 48236 Annette BALL EDWARDS, 681 Peartree Lane, Grosse 211 - 84 . Hen ry SALLEY, b . 1810, Scott Co . , VA md . Nancy LANDERS, b. 1813, Lee Co . , VA . Apprcc i at c info on their parents, siblings and children. My ancestor, their son . Nath~1n Ahart S ALLEY, b . 1843, Lee Co., VA, was one of 16 children. Will answer a.ll inquiries (SASE) i f I can help you a nd reimburse your costs and po s t age ii' you can help me . Annette BALL EDWARDS , a ddress above, 212 - 84 . Whv \H_•rc the parents of Meredith THORNTON, b. ca 1806 in Wythe Co., VA . Did he have brothers an d /or sisters . He was md . to Louise BOWDEN in 1833 in Montgumery Co .. VA . Di ed in 1865 in Merc er Co., WV . Malit a W. MURPHY, B ox 319, ASR, Princeton. WV 24720 213 - 84 . Mark SMITH md . Christ ina (Ten a) H . - ? - and where? Christina b. May 1796, whcr<.''? Died 15 Nov . 1875, .Mexico 1 Miami, IN. Known children: Mark, md . Lucy JOHNSON, 2 May 1838 , VA . He d . 2 July 1893; Delila rnd. Ol iver P . WI NGF IELD, 11 Apr. 1843, VA . Shed . 15 Mar . 1902 . Need p arents of Mark SMITH and his siblings . Also, when and where did Mark die? Th omas C . BELL, 25 Alb e rt a , Ludl o w, KY 41 016 15 214 - 84 . Mcs ha ck C OLL IER md . Reb ecca (pos s i bly FOSTER) ca 1800. Need parents and s iblin gs oL both .Meshack and Re becca . Meshack b. ca 1778; d. 2 Oct. 1833 in I N. R ebecca b . c a 1780; d . 22 Feb . 1860 in IN. Thomas c. BELL, address above. 215 - 84 . Armig e r Liliey BELL md. Sarah BLACKFORD , March 1795 , Lexin gton, KY. Armi ge r b . VA ca 1771; ct . 1816, IN. S ara h b . NJ 1779; d. 1848, IN. Need p arent s and hi s br ot h ers and sisters . Thomas C. BELL, addr e ss abov e. - 84. ACROSS THE BLUE RIDGE , a history and ancestry of Franklin Co., VA fami l ies : MARTIN, STATON, GREER, JONES, ROBERTSON, SHIVELY, SIGMON, STRONG, SUMPTER, UNDERWOOD nnd info on other re l ated families, is ava ilable from Billie R. LE WIS, 1104 Von c i l e S t . , Lak e Wa l es , FL 33853. 21 6 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *- - - - - A li st m o f Insolv e nt s for the Year 1835 Returned to Jun e Court 1836 (Franklin Co., Adkin s Jo se ph 34 Ascu e Willi a m 34 Bel c h er Thom as 34 Binion Isaac 34 Brown Daniel 34 Baile s J esse 34 Brown Jubl e 34 Bozwell Catharine 34 Bradner John H. 34 Blankin gs h ipe Lewis 34 Creasy John 34 Cooper Benjamine 34 Dunn Winston 34 Hod ges Currell 34 Hodges L ewis 34 Hall William 34 Hod ges John 34 Hall John 34 Hodges William 34 Harri s Michajah 34 Hod ges J osia h 34 Ha l l John 34 Hodges John R e dh ea d Son34 Hodges Jo hn C . Mounti a n3 4 Law Peayton Look ado William Lewis Samuel B. L aw Booker .Mitchell S amuel .Monday All en McCall James E. Mitchell Henry Mcbride Charles McCall Peter H Monday Willi am Megehee William Meri da John Po wer Levi Power John Sr Ranki ns James Ri chards John Richards Wa i teman Roe Abram Richards Bailey Rob er ts on Thomas Ri c hards Robert Willi a m Son Sa m! Whit e Peter 34 68 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 �158 Hall Middleton Hall Claiborn Hodges Heaybon Hall William Kelley Richard Kinnett Zacharah Jr Kinnett Joseph Lemon Freemon Whit e P e t e r Walk e r J oel Walker John S Young Will iam Tinch He nry W Taylor Geor ge 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 68 On a separate page were : Sa r ah Crump 52 Lemon F reemon 52 Muse L evi 52 William Yo u ng 52 J omes Rankins 52 ----------- -- - * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *------------- -List o f Free negroes & Mulattoes Livin g i n t h e bounds of Ro b t. Hairston Com r. of the Re venue in the cty of Franklin f or the Year 1837 Names J e sse Shavers Rebec ah ? Shavers Eliz a beth Shavers Alexander Saunders Ji nn ey Isham Sha vers Aggy Shav ers Ha r r iet t Shavers John Shav ers Rober t Shavers J ames Shav ers Catherine Shavers Anney Sha v ers Laet it i a Shavers Margar e t t Shavers Kennon Hen ry Nancy Ken non Jane Kenn on St ewart Taswell Elizabeth Earley Katherine Earley Samuel Earley Reuben Thacker James J e sup Ma r y Smothers James Cu ff Age Res ide n c e 66 67 22 Near R Mount 4SW 26 Near " 22 42 " (? ) Ck " Chesnut Ck " " 40 18 15 11 " II 7 " 9 " 6 3 " " " 1 51 37 II " F a rme r Sp i n ste r " Bla c k S ud th Spinst e r F a rm e r Spinst e r " F a rme r " Boy Gi r l " " " Rock e y Mount 16 17 50 27 25 35 35 Occ up ation Sh oemaker Spin s t er II " Near R Mount 2?E Near R Mount 2?E S h oemak er Spi n st er II F a rmer Black Smi th Achilles H Moorman s Peyton Perrons (Person s ) Farmer Girl Richard Fields Farmer at Harvey Claytors on Otter Ck Spinster Henry Englishes Boy " II 11 35 L ucinda Fry 30 John Fr y 10 Jour d en Fry 6 " P itchagrun Fry 4 " Jane Fry 8 Elizabeth Fry 2 " Simon Freeman 40 John Johnsons Abreham Roe 38 Hopkins Nowl i ns Matthew Hix 38 Caleb Tates Thomas Smothers 24 Samuel Saunders (Shavers ?) Stephen ( c rossed out) Nancy Jinkins 40 Joseph Hietts Ruth 14 Absalem Jink i ns 11 " Na ncy Beve rly Jr 35 Chesnut Nan c y Beve y Senr 75 " (Beve rly) Wil liam Short 7 Sa ml H Woods ? Easter 16 ? ? Josiah Easter 18 ' " II . " " Gir l " Farmer Farme r Groom Spinster Girl boy Spinster ti Boy ? (Shoemaker) '' " ? = dif f icu l t to read Written on b ack o f doc umen t : 1837 Jun e " " Free n egroes r eturn d b y Ro. Ha i r s ton Com~ Re v. Virgin!& AppalaohJs.n Notes �159 300K REVIEWS by Belva ':our.~=· T'tiE WI LLIA ~·: ·,·lCC !J .\:: D PE:~\ TED FA ·:I LIES OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY , VIRGINIA AND BARREN cou ~TY , r:E~:Tl ·r:r:!' r :: T~E 1 -oo ' S compiled by Henry c. Peden , Jr . "The r.a.me of wuod i!. t..r.e vicinity of Batesville (Albemarle County, Virginia) was repre se!lted ry ·1 :.u:nht'3!' o.:' .lifferent families , and it is difficult to trace their respective 1 ine~· . " ( Erlg~r i-loods in his book The History of Albemarle County (1900). Thei:-e were :i nuir.b ·r of Wi lliam Wood ' s in Albemarle County, Virginia and Barren County , r:~r.t.u - ~::; . !>: ·u me:.ted s ources from c eme\tery, census , DAR, family records and wi lls lave bCl'L compiled by Henry C Peden Jr. Mr Peden says after studing the records cl tcd !:rom :::otr. Ke?:tucky and Virginia one can draw his own conclusions from the :f1..<.;t:: pru:~er~tl~d for the father of Willia m Woods , Jr, (1780-1871). The soft cover book ! .~t:· !+ j p:i.ges and 3. surname index. The price of the book is $7. 00 and may be orderc l !.'rom Her.I"Y C Beden , Jr ., 7 07 Bedford Road, Bel Air , MD 21014. Mr . Peden , '1. memlJcr of the Wouthwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, has given the review copy to u~ . SCOTT COUNTY , Pet erson . VI !1G 1!\IA, CEMETE RY RECORIB , VOL. 3 compiled by Phyllis Louise Willits This book i;. the result of records of many interested people. It is divided into m.:ip~;, Jl4 cemeteries with more than 6000 names . Family plots are l iste d together . Corrections are listed for Vol. 1 & 2 . In addition to Scott Co., some cemeteries of Lee Co ., Va., Hancock and Hawkins Counties, Tenn., are included . The l is tin gs were made by family geneal ogists, and in many cases added information is conta ined. A complete list of recorders with complete addresses and family names being researched i s included. There are 38 recorders. The book is completely indexed. The price of Vol . J is $19 .95 postpaid. Vol. 1 and 2 are still available -- Vol. l , price $14.95 , Vol . 2 , price $19.95, Set of 3 volumes, $54. 00 postpaid. Order from Mrs Phyllis Peterson, 704 E. Highland, Hermiston, OR 97838. 6 sections , 24 A BEDWELL FAMI L Y by larry King A Bedwell Family is a record of fourteen generations of proven Robert Bedwell descendant s in America. It shows their growth from 1661 to 1982 located ·in all fifty sta.tes. The book has a . hard cover, 384 doubl~ column pages, 3, 760 Robert Bedwell de s cendants , family biographies , 143 portraits, a bibliography of copyri g hted works, and a 15, 77 0 all name index of Bedwell descend.ants and their spouses· Thomas Bedwell lived in St. Giles Parish , Cripplegate, London, England in the ea.rlY 1 600 ' s . His s on Robert Bedwell came t o the New World in 1661 and received a 727 acre l and grant on Totuskey Creek at Beaver Dam Branch in Farnham Parish, Old Rappahamo ck ( now Richmon d ) County, Virginia. Some of the descendant families treated in the book are Adams, Anderson, Baker, Bell, Cook, Cox, Dodson, Evans, Fuller, Goodman, Hale, Johnson, King, Lewis, Morgan, Nel s on, Osborne, Powell, Riley, Sage, Thompson, Vaughn, White and many others. The price of the book is $25. 00 and may be ordered- from Iarry King, 100 Longview Drive, Hende rsonvi l l e, TN 37075. Libraries, Genealogical/Historical Societies c an b e invoiced and given 20}& discount. Tennesseans add 6% sales tax. F OUR 0 ' KELLEY SONS AND SOME OF THEIR DESCENDANTS compiled by Aletha Jane Ma.con It is generally agreed that Thomas O' Kelley came as a Protestant immigrant from All books are g iven to the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Library unles s s t a ted otherwise. ·~ ~ . . .. ~ �Ireland in the second ~uarter of the 18th century . He landed in Virginia where about 1748 he married Elizabeth Dean. The true residence in Colonial Virginia is not known with records destroyed by wars and f i res. Very early brothers were discovered living in Mecklenburg Co, Va. Three went to Georgia and one to N. C. Thomas O'Kelley and Elizabeth Dean had 6 sons, George , William , Thomas , Charles , Benjamin, and Francis . Nothing is known of George and William. Thi s book furnishes information on the other 4 sons. Allied families are Carter, Chandler, Crowder, Eberhart , Griffeth , Jen kin~, John son, Moore, Pittard, Stamp, Tuck, and White. 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Among the families who have been a part of the growth of Vinton you will find mentioned the names Vinyard, Preston, Gish, Bush , Rout, Ruddell, Lunsford, Fox, Walker, Campbell, Thrasher, Mclain, Harrison, Pedigo, Funk, Jones and others . Also included is the 1880 and 1900 census for the town of Vinton . VINTON HISTORY may be obtained from the Vinton Centennial Commission, PO Box 1984, Vinton, VA 24179. Cost for each book is $10. 00, tax included. Add $1. 50 for handling and mailing. Make checks payable to Vinton Centennial Commission . ================================================================================= THE BARTHMES FAMILY ASSOCIATION: First newletter published Autumn, 1984. 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Appalachian No~at; �/'1/ THE SOU THWEST VIRGINIAN ~y~Blk9' Rhoncl S ROO.r a.on P 0 loa 1128 10•6 Sc<vc• Stt~1 Hol1on. V•got'U9 2 4 2 7 3 Wla•. Vwgi'lil 2•293 A magazi ne or H.1story ano Genealogy of S~uthwest Virginia covering the counties of l ,e, Wist, Scott, Dickenson , Russell, Washington , Buchanan , Taz,•e ll, S11yth 1 Bl a nd, Wythe, Cra yson, Gile s, Pula5ki, Carroll, Craig, Montgo•cry, F'loyd, rranklin, Patrick and Henry. Containi ng C en5u5, marriage, birth and dl!ath records, IS well as wills, deeds , court orders, Bible recorc'5, genealogies, fa"'ily photographs, etc. Each •1g uinc co nt.ins 80 pages or information. Published Quarterly , March, June, Septe•ber i nd OtceRiber at 1 s ubscription rate of Sl~.00 pe r yea r. Subscriptions begin wit h the n.e xt issu e. Additional volu mes of History ano Genealogy ere lve ileble as listed belo•. This list is constantly being up dated as new volumes are added. Sample copies and individual copies ate Beck Iss ues : 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 (each year) 1880 Cens us of Wise County, Virginie b y Rhonda S. Roberson 1850 Cens us of Petrick County, Virginia by Rhonda S. Roberson 185 0 Cen sus or weshJngton County, Virgi nia by Rhonda S . Roberson 1850 Census of Wayne County, Virginie by Rhonda s. Roberson 18.50 Census of Wa rren County , Virginie by Rhonda S. Roberson 18 .50 Cen sus of Westmoreland County, Virg inia by Rhonda S . Robers on 1850 Census of Warwick County, Virginia by Rh"'n.da S. Robers on 1860 Census of Wise C ounty, Virginia by Rhonda S. Roberson 1830 Census or L ee Count y, Virginie by Elizebeth M. Carpenter 18 20 census of T azewel l County, Vir ginia by Elizabeth M. Carpenter 1830 cen sus of Rus se l l County, Virgini11 by Elizabeth M. Carpenter 182 0 Census of Scott county, Virginie by Elizabeth M. Carpenter 181 0 Census of Giles County, Virginie by Rhonda S. Roberson 18.50 Census of Grayson County, Virgini!8 by Rho nd a S. Roberson 1850 Ce n sus of Greene County, Virginia by Rho n da S. Roberson 1850 Censu s cf Greenesville Coun ty, Virginie by Rhonda S . Robers on 1850 Ce nsu s o f Orange Co unty , Virgi ni a by Rhonda S. Roberson 18 50 Ce n s u s of Page County, Virginie by Rhonda S . Roberson 1850 Ce n s u s of Greenbrier County, Virgi n ia by Rh on da S. Roberson P. P a rt1 e l C emetery Rec o rd of Wise County , Virginia by James Taylor Adallls .,.arr1eg e Re co rds of Dic kens on COL•nty, Virginia by Nancy Clark Baker L ee Co . , vm. Marriage Register 2 Cl8.5J-l884) t:y Elizabeth M. Carpenter L•e Co •• Va. o.torr112ge Register 2 0884-1916) by Elizabeth M. Carpenter Gr •yso n County, virgi n im Marrimge Register l by Nancy Clark Biker Scott County, Virg1n 1 ~ Merri111ge Register l by Rhonda s. Roberson £ • rly Os bo rnes end A ll ey5 by Rita K. S utton 18 5 0 Census of L o nc aster County, Virginia by Rhonda S. 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'IWo nationally known genealogical speakers, Mrs. Patricia Gooldy and Dr. George Schweitzer, will present sessions on a variety of t opics . Mrs. Gooldy and her husband, Ray Gooldy , own and operate YE OLD G.ENEAIJ:X;IE SHOPPE near Wanamaker, Indiana. She i s in much demand as a speaker and instructor of genealogy. Dr. Schweitzer is a professor at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. He is the author o f a number of genealogical publications and is a widely knc:Mn lecturer. ~ent More infonnation about the workshop and a pre- registration form will be to all members with the membership mailing i n October. =============================================·==================================== THE LAST WORD VAN went to preqs early this time and for a very good - but sad - reason. Our publis her, Ora Belle McColman, is retiring as of November 1, so she can publish her book on the Mayberry family . We ' ll mis s her : She has done many wonderful t hings for us ~ There is no way we can say how much we appreciat e her put ting up wit h us. Thanks just doesn't seem enough. We do wish her much success wi th her book on the Mayberry family . VAN has had a good year and we want to say thanks t o a ll of you who have mad e it so. We love those letters that pat us on the back. The ot her kind that pops the balloon -- we apologize for all the foul- ups that we have made. Please forgi ve u s, we a r e t rying to correct all mistakes . Remember we have no c entral office and we are a ll volunteers. It takes time to put out VAN - we work at other jobs, have famili es, ' and all the ups and downs of life - - so be patient with us . We are looking for a new publisher and I know that the cost of printing will go up - - also the postage rate will be going up next year -- so that means that SVGS will have to i ncrease dues. How much I don't know , but we '11 try to keep it as l ow as possible . 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 8, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource 1870 Rockbridge County Mortality Schedule; 1870 Pulaski County Mortality Schedule; Scott County Cemetery Inscriptions; Scott County in the Civil War: The Nickelsville Spartan Band; Stay Book Begun January 1777, Henry County; Revolutionary War Soldiers of Randolph County, (West) Virginia, Abstracts of County Court Record Book, 1811-1817; Some Revolutionary Petitions Filed in Bedford County, 1832-1834; My Recollections of Virginia: The Otey Family. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Make check payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society and mail to (for 1984) Evelyn M Robertson , 2800 Titleist Drive , Salem , VA 24153 , She is our membership chairman for the year. ~============================================================~=================== SVGS is tax exempt under the Federal Income Tax under section 50l(c)(J). Donors may deduct contributions to us as provided in section 170 of the Code. Bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to SVGS are deducti ble for Federal estate gift tax purposes if they meet the applicable prov1sions of sections 2055, 2106, and 2522 of tne code. �ISSN 0739- 3482 VIRGIN IA APPALACHIAN NOT ES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY , INC. ===============================================-================================== Vol u me VIII - No. 3- August , 1984 CONTENTS 1776 I I Militia Pay Roll Montg omery Co . , Va ., Ce meteries 85 S n owv i l le , Pulaski Co . , Va . 88 Marriages and Dea t hs from The Herald of the Valley Bo tet ourt Co . , Va . 89 His tori c Fincas t l e, Inc. 99 Bible Re cords : j J 83 Eva ns Bragg , Baker 101 Minute Book Notes : Henry County , Va . Franklir County, Va . 103 101+ Wi l l of J a mes Bru c e 105 Deaths in Alleg hany Distric t, Montgomery Co . , Va. 107 S urname Index 111 Query Index Queries l16 117 Book Reviews 121 Secretary ' s Notes 122 Newspaper Extracts Researchers 100, 106 115 ====================================================-============================= The Sou thwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Inc,, meets the third Saturday of eac h month in the audi toriurn of the Central Roanoke City Public Library at l :JOpm. Meet i ng at the Library our members can use the resources of the Virgini a Room p ri or to the meeting and afterwards. The library opens at 9:00am and closes at 5 : 00pm. 'I �THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE ... t seems to me that a lot of history has passed in our Society since my last message to you in the May 1984 i ssue of the VAN . ',.le had a!: excellent meeting in May at the Mormon Genealogical Library in t!'.,.,12 church building off route 419 in NW Roanoke. The librarian, Mrs Virg i nia Ferguson , whom mn..ny of us knew , gave an excellent talk on the research faciliti es available at this location and how we could also receive other research material from the vast records of latter D3.y Saints Library in Salt Lake City. The following week your President too k a ten day trip to Louisville , Ky . , St . Louis, Mo., and the country south on both the east and west side~ of the Mississippi River, visiting towns and cities whi ch my distant relatives had a part in their beginning. We travelled south to Memp hsis , vis ited the eastern part of Arkansas, thence back to Memphsis and return ed thru TN to VA . We Jeft copies of our Society' s brochure in most all locations vis ited. At our June meeting, Miss Tutwiller, our beloved Librarian of the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library, spoke at the meeting room of the Library . She gave a brief history of the Virginia Room, her aspirations for its future and outlined how we as individuals could help her attain her goal s. She was presented with a copy of an old 1868 map of Virg inia by your editor , Mrs Fowler, on behalf of the Society at this meeting. The finances of your Society are in excellent condition and our membership committee continues to report additional new members at each meeting . I hope you will make your plans early to attend our next meeting. Cordially , Raymond Brickey, President ================================================================================ MEETINGS August 18, 1984. · · · · ·· ... "Franklin County Newspap.~rs " ••. Kermit Salyer September 15, 1984. •• .... "Craftsmen in Southwesteni Virginia" ••. Roderick Moore October 20, 1984 .. . . .. ... Field trip to Lynchburg. November 17' 1984........ "Preparing a manuscript for publication" .. ••..• representative from Southern Printing Company December no meeting ================================================================================ 11 II llII II II II II 11 II II II II li=========================1i11 IN MEMORY Charlotte M. Brett 21 8 E 4 th St' Apt 4A Spencer, IA 51301 :I 11 :: II II 11 11 11 11 11 11 ============================= Vlrg1nia Appalachian Now. J �83 1776 MILITIA PAY ROLL A Pay Roll o f Capt ' n John Shelby 's Company Militia Stationed on Front-.;. iers of Finca s t l e County unde r the Command of Col ' o William Russell 1776 . (Not e : the heading s of the columns are: No.; Names; when entered; when dischar g ed; Pay per Da y; No . of days; E.S.P.) l 2 3 4 John She lby Captai n William Young Lieut ' t Roger Topp Ensign William Young Serg 't Edmund Warrin D ' o Robert Calw ell D ' o Wi lliam Asker D' o John Crocket D' o William Ingram Henry Grimes R&Pele? Willi am Adams Francis Que en John Cashaday John Odle John Toy John Todd Richard Davis Woolsey Beeler Jn' o Hambetton Jn'o B ee n William Been Sen'r ?And: Duncan Amount Brought forward Robert Young Edmund Roberts Jn ' o Roberts Thomas Scott Samuel Denton Joseph Denton Thomas Young Stephen Denton Charles Young Joseph Young James Denton John Denton Andrew Cowan Jn'o Wils(;'n William Hicks Cornelius Ruddle William Goforth?? Joseph McCormack Jn'o Cox Sen 'r (of Maryland) Joseph Crockett Aaron Hankins 28 July 16 Aug't 28 July " 8 Aug't " " " 12 26 12 15 12 Oct 'r Sept 'r D' o Aug't Oct'r 6/ " 2/ 28 July 28 July 28 " 28 26 12 13 26 24 24 28 24 28 12 Oct'r 6 Aug ' t 6 Aug't 10 Aug't 6 Aug 1 t Sept'r 20 10 Aug't 12 Oct'r 10 Aug't 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 16 Aug't 16 " 16 " 16 " 16 " " " " 16 " 16 " 16 " 16 " 16 " 16 " 16 16 16 Sept'r Oct'r Aug't Sept'r " 2/ 2/ 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 19 66 66 50 66 16 61 59 59 59 77 10 10 23.2.0 8.8.o 11.11.0 1.18.0 6.12.0 6 .12. 0 5 .0. 0 6.12 . 0 1.1.4 4.1.4 3.18 .8 3.18.8 3.18.8 5.2.8 .13 . 4 .13.4 . 18.8 14 10 55 14 .13.4 3.13 . 4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 77 5.2.8 14 .18.8 24 Sept'r 1/4 40 2.13 . 4 12 D'o 12 D'o 12 D'o 12 " 12 " 12 " 12 " 12 " 12 " 12 " 1/4 1/4 1/4 3.17.4 3. l7 . 4 12 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 " 8 8 " " 24 Sept 24 " 12 Oct'r 12 Oct'r 12 " 12 " 12 " 8 8 " " 12 12 8 Aug't 16 Aug'y 8 " 4/ 3/ 2/ 2/ 77 42 77 V1rg1n1a. Appala.chlan Notes " " 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 . 18.8 3. Ir . 4 3.17.4 3.17 . 4 3.17.4 3.17.4 3 . 17.4 3.17.4 3.17.4 3. 17.4 40 2.13 .l, 40 2.13.1 66 4 . 8.0 58 3.11.4 1/4 1/4 66 66 4.8.0 1/4 1/4 66 66 1/4 1/4 66 4 . 8.o 4.8.o 4 . 8.o 4.8.o �28 " 28 " 28 " 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 8 Aug 9 t 6 Aug ' t l/4 l/4 l/4 1/4 l/4 l/4 l/4 1/4 Robert Lucas Benjamin Lucas Andrew Lucas Jn'o Gililland Hugh Breson Samuel Leuney Nicholas Hankins John Cox Jun'r John Crockett Joseph Hawkins Mich'l Lewney William Been Jun ' r Edmund Been Isaac Drake John Drake Emanuel ?Sanduscus Jacob Warren George Been James Coleson William Bailey Jn'o Cox Isaac Ruddle Samuel Smith 16 Benjamin Cross Matthew Hawkins Jn'o Green Samuel Smith George Little Jn'o Burch James Hughes Jonathan Donglass Andrew Gree~(?r) Jn'o Blevins Sen'r Solomon Smith Thomas Maxwell 4 Aud' 28 July Oct'r 12 8 August 8 It 12 " 8 August 12 It 12 8 " " 12 8 " " 8 It 12 " 12 8 " " 12 " 8 " 12 8 " " 12 16 12 16 Isaac Thomas (a Scout Benj'm Lucas (Ditto 28 July 20 Sept'r~ 5/ 6 August 20 Ditto ' 392 Rations at 7~d 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 " " " 15 10 6 12 12 12 12 7 12 12 Aug ' t Aug't Aug ' t Oct'r " II II August Oct'r II 24 Sept'r 12 Oct'r 26 Sept'r 12 Oct'r " 1/4 l/4 l/4 l/4 l/4 1/4 l/4 1/4 II 12 II 7 Oct'r 10 Aug 1 t 12 Oct'r 26 Sept'r 12 Oct'r 12 Oct'r 1/4 1/4 l/4 1/4 l/4 12 l/4 " " " " " 1/4 10 19 14 10 77 77 77 77 11 77 77 48 "b6 50 66 66 54 .14 . 8 5.2.8 5 . 2. 8 3.4.o 4.8.o ,3. 6. 8 4.8 . o 4.8.o 3.3 . 8 •2•8 4.8.o 3.6.8 4.8.0 4.8.0 1 " " " It .13.4 5.2.8 5.2 . 8 5.2.8 5.2.8 66 50 66 66 58 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 58 58 " " " " " " .18.8 2 ? It 0.13 .4 1.5 .4 101 3.17.4 ? 4.8.0 4.8.o 4.8.0 4.8.0 4.8.0 4.8.o 4.8.0 4.8.0 4.8.0 3.11.0 3.17.0 312 .19 .8 25.5 338.4.8 12.5. June 5th 1777 - Received of Thomas Maddison the amount of this Pay Ro11·1 (signed) John Shelby A true Copy from the origional lodged in the auditors Office Will'ni'g 29th Octo'r 1778 Dun: Rose I (Front) Captain John Shelby's Pay Roll - Copy - Accounts from Virginia relative to the acco'ts of Stuart & Sevier. I I NOTE: contributed by B Vincent Ballard, 214 York St., Cary, NC, who found this payroll in the North Carolina Archives. (see Aug, 1983 issue f or a 1777 Militia Payroll.) Virgtrua Appala.ohJan Notes �85 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, CEMETERIES MacDonald Cemetery 44MY217*** t75' -=--- - ... _ ·= · ~ --_., 95• . . . The above cemetery is located o!f Route 657 in Montgomery County, Virginia, about 2 miles west of Blacksburg. Recording was done by Michael W. Olinger and David E. Rotenizer(members of the New Rive~ Valley Chapter of Aroheological Society of Virginia). The numbers on map correspond with names and statistics below. Recorded April 20,1984. Com.pi lea by-- David E. Rotenizer P.O. Box 1010 Blacksburg,Va., 24060 (1). Excroney MacDonald B. 19 - 12 - 1812 D. 17 - 9 - 1882 (stone box crypt w/ flat slab on top) (3). Elizabeth Ogle MacDonald B. 18 - 6 - 1722 D. 17 - ? - 1795 (stone box crypt w/ flat slab on top) (6). Depression in ground (grave??) (8). Square- shaped crude .fi.eldstones (10). Depression in ground (grave??) (2). Joseph B. 4 D. ? (stone H. MacDonald 4(?) - 1722 ? - 1809 box crypt w/ flat slab on top) (4). Depression. in ground (grave??) (5) .• Depression :bn. ground (grave??) (?). Depression in ground (grave??) (9). Square- shaped crude fieldstones *** All si tea recorded by the New River Valley Chapter/ASV are registered with the Virginia Research Ceater for Archaeology in Yorktown, Virginia . �PRICE CEMETERY 44MY179 *** t 31' The cemetery at left is located just west of the community o! Prices Fork, Montgomery County, Virginia, off Route 659. Recordi ng was done by Royce A. McNe 1, Becky Wardlaw and Davi.d E. Rotenizer(members of the New River Valley Chapter of the Archeological Society of Virginia). The numbers on map corre spond with names and statistics below. Recorded February 19 ,1984. Compiled by- +-46 1 . . . l I David E. Rotenizer P.O. Box 1010 Blacksburg, Va ., 24060 E., (3).D ela Heckman Price son of (2) . Samuel W. Price wife of #2, s.w. and Dela Price Born- Sept.14,1871 Born- Aug. 4,1879 Died- Deco 5,1911 Born- Sept. 15,1897 Died- Feb. 4,1979 Di.ed- Nov. 5,1909 (6)0 Paul Bennett Beck Teddie R., son of (5). Lula Price Beck Born- Oct. 23,1870 s.w. and D.H. Price Born- May 8,1869 Died- Nov. 14,1958 Died- May 28pl938 Born- Sept. 15,1899 Died- Jan. 5,1915 ( 7). Charles Price McConnell, (8). Sarah J. Price (9). J .B. Price D. Jan. 18,1896 D. July 2,1910 son of Charles M. and Age 64 years Mary Price McConnell Age 64 years (no date) ( 10). James Fernda,son of (12). Wm James Sairs ( 11). Susan H. Cooper Born- Aug.18,1893 J.B. and S.J. Price Born- Jan.20,1837 Died- Mar.4, 1957 Born- Oct. 13,1880 Died- Jan.13,1924 VA PVT Co 142 INF Died- April 11,1882 ( 14). Armster B. Duncan WW1 PH ( 13 ). Duncan ~Born- Nov. 28,1896 Ross Died- Dec, 27,1918 1854-1933 (16). Currie Lee (15). J. Wade Heleray Mary Jane B.Mar.22,1893 Born- Apr. 22,1860 1859-1930 D.Apr.3,1979 Died- Sept.12,1918 Amanda Broce B. July 17,1893 Do Sept.8,197'9 (1). James J *** All sites recorded by the New ru.ver Valley Chapter/ASV are reg:tstered With the Virginia Research Center for Archaeology in Yorktown, Va • • V1.rg11.1a. Appal.a.ch.tan Notes I I I I I J �87 THE BISHOP CEMETERY 44MY191*** ·.·J £ ~ t n --- t 24' The above cemetery is located about 1/2 miles NE of Blacksburg, Montgomery County, Virginia off Route 460. Recording was done by Royce A. McNeal and David E. Rotenizer (members of the New R1 ver Valley Chapter of the Archeological Society of Virginia). The numbers on map above correspond with names and statistics below. Recorded February 25, 1984. Compiled byDavi d E. Rotenizer, P.O. Box 1010 , Blacksburg, Virginia, 24060. l (1). Haven Judson, son of B.E. and M.V. Bishop Born- Feb. 3,1915 Died- Mar. 12,1915 (2) . Ballard E. Bishop Born - Mar. 20,1882 Died- July 29,1948 Mary V. Bishop Born- May 17,1880 Died- Sept.24,1942 ( 3) 0 Joseph Leonard Bishop 1878-193(?) (4). Elizabeth, wife of Jacob Born- Jan. 26,1849 Died- Mar. 2, 1908 (5). Jacob Abraham Bishop 1852-1935 *** All sites re corded by the New R1 ver Valley Chapter/ASV are registered w1 th the Virginia Research Center for Archaeol.ogy in Yorktown, Virginia. Virginia. Appalachian Notes �r 88 SNOWVILLE ·About a hundred years ago, a villa ge called Snowville on Little River, Pu laski County , Va. miles south of Radford, was started. This village was calle d "The Foundry" at first, with the post office named Humili ty . In those days there were no postage stamps nor envelopes; the letters were folded up, a small quant ity of sea lingwax held them together; the money, ten cents, was paid to the postmaster . Not ma ny persons received letters, and newspa pers were hardly heard of . I never saw a news paper until 1852. Snowville was named after the Snow family who were Northern people, and \vere among the first settlers, whose touch gave li fe to the many enterprises that fol lowed. The New Englanders who settled here introduced churches, school houses, Sunday sc hools, singing classes, debating societies, etc . The charcoal furnace was o ne Before the war Snowville was a great iron center. of the largest enterprises in the county. Then there was the foundry, where a ll ki nds of castings were made; then the wood-shop with its facilities for making all sor ts of farming implements; then the flour mills, saw mills, woolen mills . Back in those days , before railroads and macadam roads, our village was an inland emporium. Saturday was always a great day in Snowvill e ; everybody around about had to go to town once a week and get the news. The mails were carried weekly from Chr istians burg to this place. I can see old Dan Aker, sixty years ago, coming with the mail. The sturdy yeomanry wou ld come in from the country and exchange ideas, crack jokes, buy something from Capt. Bill's big store . This gentleman was from New Yor k, a nd had the push of an A. T. Stewart. The Captain was a polished gentleman, a great thinker, and a genuine friend. Let us name a few of the men who used to be seen on the streets of Snowv i 11 e: Rubin Roop, Big Jim Simpkins, John Hawley, Creed Tayl or, Dr. Pepper, Gordo n Hall, Dan (Ben?) Ridpath, Lewis Roop, John Meredith, Gordon Dob b in s, Thos. Ha ll , Thos. Crandall, Rev. Mat. Smith, et als. All these and many of the you ng er generation have vanished, and their names are almost forgotten. There were a number of citizens of the village that I cannot forget. These people lived there before the war, viz: The Bullards, the Snows, the Stones, the Ammonses, the Sangers, the Hamakers, the Baxters, the Bi 11 s, the Hund 1 eys, the Palmers, the Taylors, the Shelors, the Godbeys . In 1861 Snowville passed under the war-cloud. Many of her hoble sons rall i ed to the call of the Southern bugles. " Fall in" was heard all over the country. As it were, men dropped their plows in the field, laid down the hammer and the saw, kissed dear ones and started to the front. I can see the boys marching -- - Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! I can see Albert Bridges, J. P. Hamaker , Wi lliam Sa n ger, John Baxter, William Shelor, going toward the valley of death! The writer saw the courage of those boys tried in the "Queen Battle " of the war--Chancelorsville---where bl ood flowed like water. Not a waver in the ranks, although half our company fe ll in t he fight where Jackson was ki 11 ed. Co 1 . Vandeventer led the 50th regiment in this great battle, and Capt. Stone , Lieut. Bridges and Lieut . Worre 11 1 ed Company I, a nd Meeker's (?) legions vanished like leaves of the forest . I here draw a curta i n over that dreadful scene, and when "the 1 ast ro 11 is ca 11 ed" I may meet my comrades from Snowville on the beautiful camping ground, where war is forgotten . This was written by t he Rev . James T. Taylor about the year of 1912 . He died in 1919. Contrib1Jted by Amelia E Palmer, 1211 Grosscup Ave . , Dunbar, WV 25604 She said that this document was found among papers purchas ed a t an auction. V1rgin1e. Appalaohian Not.es �MARRIAGES AND DEATHS from THE HERALD OF THE VALLEY In the News Paper Film Room of the Roanoke City Pub l ic Library there is a f ilm of this weekl y news pap er pub l ished from 8 August 1820 t hrough 4 July 1823, in Fincastle, Botetourt County, Virg inia. From it we have these: Marria g e Marriage Marriage Marr ia ge Marriage Death Marria ge 22 June 1820 , WILLIAM BROWN and SUSAN SPESSARD (paper of 8 July 1820) 22 June 1820, THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD and SARAH CLEAGE (same paper ) 22 June 1820, JACOB ZIMMERMAN and NANCY KIRKMAN ( same paper) 22 June 1820, HENRY MANGUS and DURAMA DRAPER (same paper) 29 June 1820, JOHN RIDDLE and ANNA HARSHBARGER (s a me paper) All the above by Rev. John Helms . No date, Miss SARAH McCARROLL, i n her 23rd year (s a me paper) 4 July 1820, ISAAC HICKMAN , son of the late Capt. John Hickman, and POLLY ALLENSWORTH, daughter of Simon Allensworth , both of Front Royal , Va (paper of 26 July 1820) 18 July 1820, GEORGE HANCOCK, Esq . , of appoplexy, at a very advanced age; and 27 Jul y 1820 , JULI~ CLARK, wife of Wil liam Clark, Esq of Mo leaving a husband and 5 children. Julia was t h e youngest da~ghter of George Hancock, Esq both died at Fotheringay, Montgomery County, Va (paper of 26 July 1820) 4 July 1820 , BENJAMIN JOHNSON BARBOUR; in his 18.th year , son of James Barbour , of Orange County, Va . (paper of 26 July 1820) 26 July 1820 , ANN ELIZA WOLTZ, aged 14 months and 1 4 days , daughter of William and Mary Woltz, of this place . (paper of 29 Jul y 1820) 3 August 1820 , JAMES SEVERS, of New Market, Shenan doah County, and REBECCA WILKINS of Freder ick County, Va. (paper of 5 August 1820) 28 J ul y 182 0, Rev . CHRISTIAN CRUM, of Frederick County , Vao (paper of 14 August 1820) 15 August 1820 , CHRISTOPHER KYLE and HETTY McFERRAN, daughter of the late Thomas McFerran. (paper of 21 August 1820) 1 Augu st 1820, GEORGE CHAPMAN and MRS. LUCINDA WILSON (same paper) 15 Au gust 1820, ABRAHAM KINGREY and SALLY SULLENDER (same paper) 0 Death Death 0 0 , 0 , , 0 Death Death Marriage Dea th Marr i age Marr i age Marriage contributed by Charles T Burton, Rt 2 , Box 111, Troutvil le, VA 24175 �Marriage 24 August 1820, JOHN ROCK and NANCY C . McCONNE LL (paper of 28 Aug u st 1820) Marriage 24 August 1820, J OHN CUSTARD and BETSY WHISTLE R (same paper) Marriage 10 August 1820, JOHN Wo BLACKMORE and LETITIA A . BUCK (same paper) The la st at Bell Air , Front Roya l,Va. Death 19 August 1820, SAMUEL HORNER , in his 17th year (same paper) Marriage 30 August 1820, JEREMI AH COOK and ELIZABETH BECKNER, daughter of Ab raham Beckner (paper of 4 September 1820) Marriage 3 September 1820, JOSEPH DYERLY , of Montgomery County, and ANN CRAWFORD, of Bo tetourt County , Va. (same paper) Marriage 17 August 1820, JOHN GRAVES and HANNAH HUFFMAN Death 30 August 1820, JOHN PECK , i n h i s 7 0th year, leaving a widow and sever a l childr en ( same paper ). Marriage 7 September 1820, JACOB HICKLE, age d 55 , a nd SUSANNA SYBERT, aged 40. "If love ' s a fl ame t hat's kindled by desire, an old st ick's b est , f o r s u r e 'tis dryer. " (paper of 11 Sept e mb er 1 820) Marriage 31 August 1820, SAMUEL RYAN a nd ANN COLLINGS, both of Frederick County, Va. (p a p e r o f 1 8 S e p tember 1820) Marriage 14 September 1820, in Shenandoah County, Col. WILLIAM MORRIS, of Shenandoah County, and MRS o ELIZABETH STOVER, widow of Joseph Stover, E s q. (same paper) Marriage 21 September, 1820, JOHN SHARKEY and MARY THOMPSON, daughter of John Thompsono (paper of 25 September 1820) Death 11 September 1820, HENRY PRINTZ, in his 78th year, of Winchester Va (same paper) Death 10 September 1820, CAPT. EDMUND PENDLETON, in his 44th year, of Winchester, Va. (same paper) Marriage 25 September 1820, JAMES HALL and SALLY CUNNEGAM, of Rockbridge County Va (paper of 2 October 1820) ' Death (No Date) at Laurens, S Co, SOLOMON NIB IT, a native bf England, aged 143 years; emigrated at age 19. (paper of 9 October 1820) Death 27 September 1820, BENJAMIN BRANSON ~ in his 24th year, a Quaker, of Frederick County, Va . (same paper) Marriage 12 October 1820, HENRY BOWYER, JR. and MATILDA BRECKINRIDGE, daughter of General James Breckinridge (paper of 16 October 1820) Marriage 12 October 1820, PETER F. MACE (sic) and MARY L . NOFZINGER. 0 0 0 J 1 I I �'11 Marriage Marri age Marri age De ath Marriage Marriage Marriage Death Marriage Marriage Death Death Death Marriage Marriage Death Death Marriage 12 October 1820, JOHN BECKNER and ELIZABETH COOK. (s ame paper ) 5 October 1820, EDMUND WHITE and SARAH McCLANAHAN, second daughter of Col. Elijah Mcclanahan. (same paper ) 11 October 182 0, GEORGE SHARP and BETSY BROWN, daughter of John Brown, at a Quaker Meeting in Winchester , Va. (paper of 23 October 1820) 10 October, 1820, WILSON C. NICHOLAS, late Gov. of Virg inia, at the home of Thomas J. Randolph, of . Albemarle County, Va. (same paper) 17 October 1820, SAMUEL SIMPSON, of Front Royal, an d MARY WILLIAMS , daughter of Hon. Jared Wi lliams, in Frederick County, Va . (paper of 30 October 1820) 9 November 1820, JAMES COX and CATHERINE NICELY. (paper of 13 November 1820) , 7 November 1820 , THOMAS HUFFMAN , of Greenbrier County, and MARGARET LEMMON, of Botetourt County, Va. (same paper) 26 October 1820, COL. DANIEL BOONE, in his 90th year . Two of his sons are Major Nathan and Jesse B. Boone . He was buried at the Charette village, on the banks of the Missouri River. (same paper) 14 November 1820, SIGISMUND STRIBLING and ELIZABETH SARAH T. WARE, daughter of James Ware. (paper of 20 November 1820) 16 November 1820, JOHN ANDERSON son of Nathan Anderson, and ELIZA CAMPBELL. (same paper) 12 November 1820, CORNELIUS WOOD, in his 88th year; a Quaker, in Winchester, Va . (same paper) 16 November 1820, MRS. FRANCES HELMS, widow of Col. Meredith Helms. (same paper) 14 October 1820, ISAAC GIBSON, in his 10th year, at Hillsborough, Culpeper County , Va. (paper of 27 November 1820) 23 November 1820, JOHN KARR and ELIZA DRAPER daughter of B. B. Draper. (paper of December' 4 1820) 23 November 1820, JACOB CUSTARD and SUSANNA LYPES. (paper of ~ December 1820) 23 November 1820 , in Warrenton, WILLIAM TYLER JOHNSTON, in his 24th year; son of Capt . Gideon Johnston . (same paper) 9 December 1820, MRS . ELEANOR EDMONSON, in her 80th year. She was the mother-in-law of Col. Thomas Wilson . (paper of 18 December 1820) 24 December 1820, EDWARD E. COOKE , and ANN NORRIS , daughter of Thaddeus Norris, of Warrenton , Va. (paper of 25 December, 1820) �Marriage Marriage Death Marriage Marriage Marriage Death Marriage Death Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage 23 November 1820, at York Haven, Pa ~ , PERRY HOOPER and H. CALDWELL (s ame paper) 23 December 1820, DANIEL SHOE and t1ATILDA ALDERS ON, daughter of Thomas Al derson . (same paper) 10 December 1820, MRS . MARIA LAKIN, consort of Benjamin V. Lakin, o f Warrenton, Va. (same paper ) 3 December 1820, JOHN BAPTIST COMPARET and HARRIETT JENNELL, bo th of Christiansburg , Va . (same paper) 28 December, 1820, CHARLES P . DORMAN, o f Lexingt on , Va., and AMANDA McCUE, o f Augusta Count y , Va o (paper of 1 January 1821) No Date, JOHN ARCHDALE CAS H an d LUCY Yo PATTIE , of Warrenton, Va o (same p ape r) December 25 1820, drowned one mil e fro m Pa t t oneburg; fell from the bridge, WILLIAM REID; l eft a wife and several children o (same p a pe r ) 10 December 1820, in Gloucest e r Coun t y, ARCHIBALD MAGILL, JRo, attorney, and MARY JANE PAGE , daughter of the late Mann Page, of Glouc es ter County, Va. (paper of 8 J a nuary, 1821) 27 December 1820, ALEXANDER C. BOYD , l eavin g a wife and several children (paper o f 15 January 1820) 14 January 1821, JACOB STARR and BETSY FLUKE (same paper) 11 January 1821, JOHN CRUTCHFIELD and LUCINDA LANIUS, daughter of Adam Lanius . (same paper) 11 January 1821, CREED F. THOMPSON and ELIZA F. COLEMAN, daughter of Ebenezer Coleman. (paper of 22 January 1821) 25 January 1821, ADAM HEINTZMAN and MATILDA KERN, daughter of Adam Kerno (paper of 29 January 1821) 25 January 1821, JACOB CRUSH and SUSANNAH SWISHER, daughter of Matthias Swisher (same paper) 9 January 1821, DR JAMES WESTWOOD MACON WALLACE and MILDRED CLARKSON, of Fauquier County, Va. (same paper) 25 January 1821, DAVIDSON PITZER and AMANDA POAGE, daughter of Major George Poage (paper of S Febuary 1821) 30 January 1821, at Hagerstown, SOLOMON HEISTER and MARGARET WINEBERRY (same paper) 5 Febuary 1821, (no name) McCAUL and CATHERINE SIMMERMAN, daughter of William Sinunermano (paper of 12 Febuary 1821) 15 Febuary 1821, JACOB CRAFT and CATHERINE ZIMMERMANo (paper of 19 Febuary 1821) 0 Vtrgtni& Appalf.oh1an Notes �93 Marriage Marria ge Marriag e Marriage Marriage Marr iage Deat h Marria ge Marriage Death Death Death Marriage 6 Febuary 1821 , JOHN GORDON and ELENOR SIRKLE, daug hter of John Sirkle . (same paper) 7 Febuary 182 1, CURTIS R. HOLMES and SARAH P. YARBOROUGH (pap er of 19 Febuary 1821) 7 Febuary 1821 , GREEN RICHARDSON and LEAGH EDDINGTON , daughter of Philip Eddington. (same paper) 8 Febu ary 1821, MICHAEL MINNIC and REBECCA STEVER, daughter of George Stever. (same paper) 22 Febu ary 1821, WILLIAM CRAFT and MARIA NECE, daughter of Jacob Nece. (paper of 26 Febuary 1821) 8 Febuary 1821, at Front Royal, JAMES JONES and SALLY ROBERTS. (same paper) 4 Feb u ary 1821, ARCHIBALD MAGILL, ESQ,, member o f the Legis l ature from Frederick County, Va. 16 Febuary, 1821, JAMES L. MARTIN, of Winchester, and SALLY MURRY , of Leesburg, Va . (paper of 5 Mar ch 1821) 15 Febuary 1821, at Henshawtown, GABRIEL HARRIS, of Berkl ey County, and SUSAN COOPER, of Winchester, Va . (same pa?er) 6 Febuary 1821, at Washington D.C . , HON, WILLIAM A. BURWELL, of Virginia. His wife died l ately; he is survived by one son . (same paper) 9 March, 1821, MARY E. HOGAN, aged 3 months 18 days, daughter of Zachariah and Elizabeth Hogan. (paper of 12 March 1821) 16 Febuary 1821, at Fredericksburg, Va ., MAJOR BENJAMIN DAY, Soldier of the Revolution, in his 69 th year. (same paper) 20 Febuary 1821, PHILIP BAUSMAN and AMRET STRATTON , of Montgomery County, Va. (paper of 19 March, 1821) Marriage Death Marriage Marriage Marriage 1 March 1821, ALEXANDER FINNELL and CATHERINE MITCHELL, widow of John Mitchell; and daughter of Samuel Houson, _ formerly of Maryland, now of Kentucky, all of Cover Hill, Shenandoah County , Va., (same paper) No Date, at Winchester, Va., GOLDSMITH CHANDLEE, at an advanced age . (paper of 26 March 1821) 29 March 1821, RICHARD SMITH, merchant and PATSY ANN PITZER, both of Covington, V~. (paper of 02 April 1821) 3 April 1821, WILLIAM WELCH and MARY YOUNG , daughter of Jacob Young . (paper of 9 April 1821) 27 March 1821, ROBERT GLASGOW, of Rockbridge County, and CATHERINE ANDERSON, daughter of Col . Will iam Anderson , of Botetourt County Va (paper of 9 April 1821) ' · V1rgin1& Appalachian Notes -- �9 April 1821, MRS o ELIZABETH VENABLE, wife of Abraham Bo yenable, of Lexington, Va . (paper of 9 April 1821) 9 April 1821, JAMES Mc CONNELL, in his 42nd Death year, son of James McConnell, deceased . (paper of 16 April 1821) 25 May 1821, MRS . SARAH HELPHENSTINE, consort Death of Wi ll iam Helphenstine , of Winchester, Va . (pap er of 11 June 182 1) 25 June 1821, CAREY SHANKS, aged 17 years, son Death of David Shanks, of n ear Amsterdam, Va . (paper of 2 July 1821) 28 June 1821, MRS DAVID SHANKS, of near Death Amsterdam, Va . (same paper) 26 Febuary , 1821, on Sinking Creek, ESTHER LOONEY, Death widow of John Looney, i n her 82nd year; the first white female born i n Botetourt County, west of the James River. ( same paper) 16 June 1821, REV. ALEXANDER BALMAIN , in Winchester, Death Vao, aged nearly 80 years . (paper of 9 Jul y 1821) 15 July 1821, REV JOHN HELMS, born and part ly Death raised near Winchester, Va., but migrated t o this place when young; a member o f the Methodist Chu~ch for over 30 years, b eing the 2nd Methodist hereo He had married more t h an 8 0 0 coup les. (paper of 23 July 1821) 17 July 1821, at Gen. James Bre c kin r idge res idence, Death MISS ANN ALLEN. (same paper) 9 August 1821, at Phi l adelphia, TAVENER JORDAN, Death in his 21st year , son of Capt. John Jordan, of Botetourt County, Va. He was a student of medecine. (p aper of 13 August, 1821) _ August 1821, in Alabama, GEORGE ~. KILLEM Death BEAL, late of this county. He married the 2nd daughter of Capt . William Lewis, and emigrate d to the west in 1818 . He left a wife and 3 children . (paper of 10 Sep tember 1821) 10 September 1821 ' in the Big Lick District , Death WILLIAM McCLANAHAN only son of Col. E . Mcclanahan, of Bi lious fever. '(paper of September 1 7, 1821) Marriage 13 September 1821, JOHN H. PEYTON, of Staunton, Va . , and ANN LEWIS daughter of John Lewis of Sweet Springs, Va (paper of 24 September' 1821) 8 September 1821, MISS ELIZABETH ETZLER, in her Death 24th year, (paper of 24 September 1821) 4 October 1 821, by Rev. Vanover, ELIAS THOMAS , Marriage of Montgomery County, Va., and POLLY SPESSARD , of this county . (paper of 15 October 1821) 28 June 1821, DAVID SHANKS, of near Amsterdam, VAo Death (paper of 2 July 1821) Death 0 0 0 ' V1rg1n1a Appalachian Notes �'IS Marria~e Marri age Marriage Marriage Marriage Marr i &ge Marriage Marria~e Death Marriage i ; Death Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage 29 November 1821 . MICHAEL DILLMAN and SUSANNA HYPES. daughter of John Hypes . (paper of 3 December 1821) 6 December 1821. WILLIAM JONES and JANE REYNOLDS . (paper of 10 December 1821) 20 December 1821. WALTER NUTT and ELIZABETH H. CLEAGE, daughter of Sanuel Cleage . (paper of 31 December 1821) 13 December. 1821. at Winchester. Va .• THOMAS H. ELLIOTT. and AMELIA P. HELVESTINE . (same paper) 13 December 1821. JOHN H. McKENNIE and MARY S. GARTH. daughter of Jesus Garth. Both of Albemar l e Coun~y. Va . (same paper) 1 January. 1822. HENRY CORDIAN and MARY BROUGH. (p&per of a January . 1822) 28 Novemb er 182lt in St . Louis. GEN. WILLIAf.t CLARK and MRS. ·~h~\~* RADFORD. daughter of Samuel Kennerly . (paper of 21 J anuary 1822) 17 January 1822. REV~ JOEL BURGESS and REBECCA SHREKEN GARST . (same paper) 15 Decemb er 1821. JOHN GRAY. ESQ .• of Monroe County. Va~. was Judge in Monroe County 21 years and was e l ected to the Legis lat ure 17 times. 27 Febuary 1822, in J efferson County. Va •• REV LEWIS R. PICKLIG and ALCINDA B. HARRIS. daughter of Samuel B. Harris ~ (~ap er of 18 March 1822) 19 March 1822 . at Brown s Hotel. MR. WILLIAM PINKNEY. Senator f rom ,Maryland; w&s aged about 60 years . (s ame paper) 21 March 1822. MICHAEL BOWER and BETSY HINER. (paper of 25 March 1822 ) 18 March 1822. JOHN GLYNN and JANE PEEL (same paper) 3 March 1822. SAMUEL YOUNG and REBECCA LOOP. (same paper) 28 March 1822 • PETER HAMMAN amd MARGARET HOUSEMAN. (paper of 8 Apri l 1822) 16 March 1822 ~ PAULUS WINTHER and SARAH LITTLE . (same paper) 21 March 1822 . E. VASS and MA.RY LANG. (same paper) 11 April 1822. SAl-1UEL BECKNER and SARAH SPITTLAR. (paper of 22 April 1822) 21 April 1822. DANIEL HESTER and SALLY HELPHINSTINE. daughter of William Helphinstine; both of Winchester. Va . (paper of 29 April 1822) 24 April 1822. WILLIA.l-1 HIPES and ELIZABETH RIDDLESBARGER. daughter of Samuel Riddlesbarger. (same paper) 9 May 1822. ROBERT BROOKS and NANCY JONES. daughter of James Jon es~ (paper of 27 May 1822) Vtretnta Appal,chtan Notte - -- - - �'16 Marriage Marriage Death Death Marriage Death Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage 30 May 1822, THOMAS KENNERLY and ANN SUSAN CARNEGY, daughter o f William Carne gy , of Frederick County, Va o (pap er of 10 June, 1822) 30 May 1822, JAMES HUFF and JANE G . GODWIN, both of Salem, Va. (same paper) 10 June 1822, MRS. CATHERI NE BRIDGELAND, in her 63rd year, was a Methodist . 10 June 1822, MARY HENS HAW, daughter of Benjamin Henshaw. (same pap er ) 11 July 1822 , JOHN FALLS and MARGARET HAGINS, daughter of Peter Hagins , d e c eased . (paper of 20 July 1822) 3 August 1822, REBECCA ALLEN, aged 16 years , 4 months and 8 days, a daughter of John Allen . (paper of 17 August 1822) 21 September 1822, CALEB BAKER and POLLY BARE , daughter of H. Bare, deceased. (paper of 28 September 1822) 24 September 1822, RICHARD SMITH and HANNAH ETZLER. (same paper) 17 September 1822, WARWICK GATEWOOD and MARGARET BEALE, daughter of Charles Beal e . (paper of 05 October 1822) 15 October 1822, ANDERSON THOMPSON and CHARLOTTE ROWLAND, daughter of Capt . James Row l a nd, deceased (paper of 19 October 1822) 24 October 1822, RICHARD WINDSOR a nd POLLY HART, daughter of George Hart. (paper of 26 October 1822) 29 October 1822, CHRISTIAN KESLER and BETSY PALMER, daughter of Henry Palmer. (paper of 2 November 1822) -- October 1822, ROBERT ALLEN, of Shenandoah County, Va., and FRANCES HARVEY, daughter of Col. Matthew Harvey (paper of 9 November 1822) 5 November 1822, CHARLES L. CROCKETT, of Wythe County, Va., and MARY H. BOWYER, daughter of Col. Henry Bowyer . (same paper) 30 September 1 822, MISS MARTHA ROSELA LEWI S, daughter of Capt . Andrew Lewis, deceased. (paper of 09 November 1822) 8 November 1822, CHARLES AUNSPAUGH, of Bedford County, Vao, and HARRIET FLEGER, daughter of Michael Flegero (paper of 16 November 1822) 14 November 1822, DAVID CROFT and POLLY LEIBS, daughter of Moses Leibs. (same paper) 26 October 1822, MRS. --- KERN, wife of Jacob Kern, leaving a large family. (same paper) 0 Marriage Death Marriage Marriage Death V1rg1n1a Appalachian Notes J �97 Marriag e Marriag e Mar r i age Mar r i age Marria ge Death Marriag e Marriag e Death , Marriag e Marriage Dea th Dea t h Death Marriage Death Death 14 Novemb er 1822, JOHN MINNICK and SARAH UNRUE, dau g hter of John Unrue . (paper of 23 November 1822 ) 21 November 18 22, AARON FISHER and DOROTHEA OBENS HAI N, daughter of Philip Obenshain. (paper of 23 November 1822) 21 November 1822, DAVID BECKNER and ELIZABETH EVANS, daughter of William Evans. (same paper) 28 November 1822, DR. ADAMS B. FARRER, and ANN McFERRAN, daughter of Samuel McFerran, dec ease d. (paper of 30 November 1822) 1 January 1823, CHARLES C. JOHNSON, ESQ., of Wy theville, Va., and ELIZABETH M. PRESTON, d a u g ht e r of General John Preston. (paper of 4 January 1823) 2 8 Dec e mber 1822, at Cloverdale, Va., WILLIAM GORDON, aged 55 years. (same paper) 7 January 1823, WILLAIMSON WINIAN and DEBORAH RIDDLE, daughter of Andrew Riddle . (paper of 11 January 1823) 7 January 1823, SAMUEL RIDDLESBARGER and ELIZABETH HARSH. (same paper) 9 January 1823, MRS . CATHERINE POWERS, consort of John Powers, a Methodist. (same paper) 13 January 1823, HENRY MOORE and HARRIET MURPHY. (paper of 18 January 1823) 15 January 1823, JAMES S. WALROND, of Lexington, Va ., and MARGARET WOLTZ, daughter of Dr. Jacob Woltz. (paper of 18 January 1823) 28 January 1823, JAMES L . TURNER, leaving a wife and 4 children . (paper of 01 Febuary 1823) 28 January 1823, MRS . MARY SPICKARD, in her 85th year; born in Germany; emigrated at an early age; has lived in Fincastle for 36 years. (same paper) 31 January 1823, JOHN EDDY -- Febuary 1823, ROBERT KYLE and JANE PECK, daughter of John Peck. (paper of 8 Febuary 1823) 2 Febuary 1823, SOLOMON KEMPER, in his 76th year; was a Baptist. (same paper) 10 Febuary 1823, MRS. MARY ANN McCLUNG, consort of Mr. Archibald McClung (paper of 22 Febuary 1823) 10 Febuary 1823, MISS LUCINDA SEACAT, only child of Mrs Elizabeth Seacat, of Amsterdam, Va. (same paper) 23 Febuary 1823, JOHN ALLEN and MARY COOPER. (paper of 1 March 1823) 0 Death 0 Marriage V1r6ID1a App&J.aoh1an Notes �C/8 - - Febuary 1823, JOHN THOMAS and SOPHIA SHREKINGARST . (paper of 8 March 1823) 6 March 1823, SAMUEL DAME and NANCY McKNIGHT . Marriage (same paper) 6 March 1823, WILLIAM LEWI S and JANE TOSH . Marriage (paper of 15 March 1 823) Death 24 March 1823, MR.S o MARGARET SITES , wife of John Sites. (paper of 29 March 1823) . 2 March 1823, RICHARD RANSON, of Prince Edwar d Marriage County, Va., and HETTIE HEDRICK, daughter of Charles Hedrick a (p aper o f 5 April 1823) 2 March 1823, ALLEN MYRES and SOPHIA TAYLOR . Marriage (same paper) Marriage 8 April 1823, STEPHEN McCLANAHAN and MILLIE WILLIAMS, (paper of 12 April 1823) 16 April 1823, JOHN BLAKER , of Bedford County , Marriag~ Va and SARAH FIZOR. ( paper of 26 April 1823 ) 1 May 1823, DENNIS PULLEN and NANCY KINGEN . Marriage (paper of 10 May 1823) 13 May 1823, JOSEPH MIDDLECOF F and MARTHA Marriage ALDERSON, daughter of Thomas Al derson . (pape r of 17 May 1823) Marriage 7 May 1823, CALLOHULL MENNI S and ANN LEFTWI CH, both of Bedford County, Va. ( paper of 21 May 1823) Funera l 8 June 1823 MRS. SITES, at th e Pres b y t er ian Meeting Rous~, at 12 o'clock. ( pap er o f 30 May 1823) Marriage 22 May 1823, J AMES ARTHUR and EVALINA ALLEN, daughter of Hon . J ames Allen . (paper of 30 May 1823) Marriage 4 June 1823, NATHAN P. LUCK and CORINNA A . MAUPINo (paper of 13 June 1823) Marriage 10 June 1823 SAMUEL NEVILLE and MARIA MURPHY . (same paper) ' 4 June 1823, Soldier of the Revolution, Capt. Death JOHN LEWIS , at his home near Sweet Springs, Va in his 68th year . (paper of 20 June 1823) 13 June 1823, MRSo MARTHA HARVEY, consort of Death Robert Harvey. ( paper of 20 June 1823). 22 June 1823j near Mi l ford, Delaware, Governor Death JOSEPH HASLETT, of that state. (same paper) Marriage , 0 0 , ~=~============================ ================~~======= = ========== ============= THE ORIGINS OF THE BOWMAN'S OF CARROLL COUNTY, VIRGINIA by Regina Bowman Manuel & Iva Bowman Manley will be published in the near future . Pre-published price wi l l be $28. 00 plus $2. 00 postage . After publishing the cost will be $J5. 00 plus $2 . 00 postage . The book will consist of JOO family sheets with the early geneal ogical history of t he f irst Bowman in the 1600's corning over from England going to prese nt, 1 983 . I t will be done i n album fashion with posts in order that families may add or delete a dditional family sheets to update , a s need be. There Will an index . Order from Mrs . Roy L Manuel, 750 W Pi ne S t , Wytheville, VA 24382 or Iva B Manley, RT 1 Box 364, Max Meadows, VA 24360. Virg1n.1.a Appal&eh1e.n Notes �HISTORIC FINCASTLE, INC. Fincastle, Virg inia, twenty miles north of Roanoke on U. S. Hi ghway 220 was e stablished in 1772 . Today it is a quiet and qua int village of 3 6 5 residents and a virtual museum of American arch itecture from t he late 1770 ' s through the twentieth century. As the seat of the new Botetourt County from 1770 until well int o the Revol u tio nary War, Fincastle was the governmental center of a v ast tract of land that included the entirety of the present stat e of Ke n tucky and most of what is now West Virginia, Ohio, Indi a n a, and Illi nois. George Washing ton, Patrick Henry , Thomas Jefferson, and oth er prominent Virginians either appeared in Fincastle or sent thei r age nts to lay claim to tracts of wilderness lands. Thous a nd s of Swiss, German, and Scotch- Irish pioneers passed throu g h on their way down the great Valley Road which traversed the famed Shena ndoah Valley to settle the western frontier country. Combining the talents of German craftsmen and Scotch-Irish merchan ts and lawyers, Fincastle built a town of well proportion ed houses and pub tic buildings, a substantial number of which still survive. Courthouse Square contains the old Jeffersoni an Courthouse, a Gothic style jail, and the old Western Ho tel. Thr ee antebellum and two late nineteenth century churches still s e rve their congregations. The narrow streets are lined with a mixture of architectural styles. Homes of early smiths wagonmak e rs, and sadlers were.usually m~de of logs now clapboard and shingle covered. Commercial establishments and homes of the mor e wea 1 thy were made of brick. The s u rrounding countryside is also rich in frontier architecture and historic lore. Realizing the value of these old buildings and the heritage of the town, His t6r ic F inc as tle, Inc· was organized in 1968. The objectiv es of the organization are to pres7rve the buildings, encourage res toration, and educate the public to the importance of its past. . One of t h e first projects accomplished by H.F.I. was the restoration of the "Bar Build~ng '.' , ~part of the Western Hotel, after a severe fire. The building is now used by the county for off ices. H.F . I. has purchased and resold "The Douglas House", "Th e Crowder House", and Hayth' s Hotel' all now with protective covenants. A typical Victorian g~zebo was constructed on the Big Spring lo t, an ever-present rem~nder of days gone by. Under recons true tion now is a l<:>g cc:bin on Mur:ay Street dating from the 1 ate 1 700 's. The cab in wi 11 be furnished in an authentic manner and wi ll be open to the public when completed. The rear wing will be used as the administrative office for H.F.I. Walking tours of Fincastle are conducted by guides for a nominal fee. The Botetourt County Museum and the Courthouse are of great interest . Special consideration is given to tours for school children. At this writing H.F . I . is making plans to establish genealogical archives. Many people come to Fincastle to research the Bot eto u rt County records for their "roots" . H. F.I. would Virg1nia AP~ Noties �100 like to give additional help by h aving l oc al genealog i e s available to the public. Historic Fincastle, Inc. is carrying o u t its objecti v es with money raised from donations, sponsorship of the Fincast l e Arts and Crafts Festival, and the sale of Fincast le so uv e ni rs . The Festival will be September 8th and 9th thi s y ear . Th e fol l o wing items are for sale through H.F . ! . "Histo r i c F i n cas tl e " , $ 1. 75 , a history of the town, local legends, and cu stoms ; " Th e Fi n cas tle Rifles", $2.00, an eye-witness account o f t h eir act i v i ties d u ri n g the War between the States (including a r oster) ; " A History of Botetourt County Before 1900 Through Cemetery Recor d s ", $6 . 0 0. These publications may be ordered from His toric F inc a s t l e , I nc., Box 19, Fincastle, Virginia 24090. Postage is included in t hese prices. ROANOKE SATURDAY REVIEM (origillal ill the Virginia Room, Roanoke City public library) Sat., Dec 16, 1882 . Died - Mr George D Blocher --- d Martinsbur&, W Va - last lvlonday -- 42 years Four of the young future lords of Roanoke have been married withing a week - Messrs T W Hiller, George C Huff, S F New, and J R Schick. They seem to be as ba.dl~ stricken with matrimonial mania as the town was supposed to have been infected with malaria last Summer. Young gentlemen, notify us when you are about to be fired out of society and we will publish your obituaries with much pleasure and poetic edict. Maj Thomas J Wilson received a telegram Monday - - death of bis son Y. Leigh Wilson --- in Georgetown, Ky - - shot Sunday pm Mr D E Cowan turned himself in for absconding with funds last fall from Buchanan - - - Saturd.83' 1 April 28, 1883. Mi : last Thurs - Miss Margaret, daughter of Patterson Coon, of Cave Spring, md E E Johns of Haymakersto'W?l by Rev John Eller. - - Montgomery Co to visit the groom's fa.oily. Died WT Daughterty, 30 years, of Charlesto'W?l, 'W Va Henderson d Mon last - - nephew of N F 'Vtrsima Ap~h1an Notes j �/O/ BIBLE OF EVANS BRAGG Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Virginia In 1949 this Bible was in possession of Mrs . W. L. Schenk , Culpeper, Va. BIRTHS I I [ I r Evans Bragg was born April 26 , 1777 Lucy Ruclersille was born October 10th , 1793 J a mes W. Bragg was born December J , 1812 Su san Frances Bragg was bo:rn November 7 , 1825 Mary F . Bragg was born December 18 , 1826 Eli za Anne Bragg was born February 18, 1828 Aman da Melvira Fi tzallen Bragg , born August 19, 1829 Margaret Bragg , was born April 7 , 1831 Willia m C , Bragg , was• born, November 1st, 18JJ Sarah Wade Bragg , was born June 12th, 1834 Phill ip T . Bragg , was born March 16 , 18J6 Thomas Bragg , was born January 17, 1791 Eli zabeth Janis Bragg , was bo:rn June 4 , 1801 Lucy Ann Bragg was born September 1 , 1817 Thomas E . G. Bragg , was bo:rn October 18th, 1819 Gabriel James Bragg , was bo:rn May 20, 1822 Mary E . Bragg , was born April 13 , 1824 Philip Evans Bragg , son of James W. Bragg, was born January 16 , 1841 Emma Huds on Bragg was bo:rn June 19, 1845 Anna Elizabeth Bragg , great grandmother of Evans Bragg, daughter of Philip E . Bragg , was born May 14, 1874 Franc es Roudes ill , wife of James W. Bragg , was born December 31st, 1807 DEATHS Evans Bragg , died at Rosewood , home of his son, James W. Bragg, on April 22 ' 1860 Lucy Rudisille Bragg, died November 1, 1858 Thomas Bragg died on May 6 , 1833 Susan B. Robson died April 9 , 1883 Margaret B. Massie died August 10, 1891 Elizer B. Hudson, died Nov 15, 1892 James W. Bragg, died Feb::ruary 14, 1894 Francis R. Bragg , died July 27 , 1853 Sarah B . Amiss, died June 17, 1909 Philip Evans Bragg, died October 16, 1919 Emma K Bragg died August Ji , 1925 MARRIAGES Evans Bragg and Lucy Rudisille were married January 20, 1825 James W. Bragg and Frances Rudesille were married February 1st, 1830 Addison P . Hudson and Eliza Bragg were married May 14, 1844 Philip Evans Bragg and Emma K. Hudson were married June 20, 1866 Anna Elizabeth Bragg, great granddaughter of Evans Bragg, daughter of Philip E Bragg was born May 14, 1874 Frances Rudesille, wife of James W· Bragg, was born December 31, 1837 ( note: from a typed copy ) VJrglnia APJ)alaoh2an WOClas �BAKER BIBLE AND RECOR.IA5 Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Virginia In 1949 the Bible and these records are now owned by Ti.la Bl and Mottley Holy Bible containi ng The Old and New Testamen t s trans l a t ed out of The Original Tongues and with the Former translations diligently compared and revised New York American Bible Society Instituted in the Year 1816 1841+ Ancestors emigrated to Ameri ca about 17JO (Bible-Court-Monumental Records ) Peter Baker and his 4 sons -- George , Henry, Jacob and Peter Jr. George Peter Baker, born 1657 married Christian Dillion son : Peter Baker, born 1710, married first Leah Ferree(? ) , second Charlotte o. Lay son : Joseph Baker, born 1747 , died 1786 (now Wythe Co) , married Nannie Smith son : Joseph Baker Jr, born 1767, died 1870 Wythe Co . , married 1793 Elizabeth Alford daughter: Margaret Baker, bo.rn April 5, 1794 Wythe Co . , died Jan 4, 1887 Wythe Co . , married Oct 29 , 1815 Berry Hurt, born Dec J, 1786 , Wythe Co., died Feb 16 , 1873, Wythe Co . daughter: Cynthia Hurt , bo.rn July 17 , 1842, Wythe Co. , died Mar 13, 1920, Roanoke , Va . ,married Feb J, 1860 by Rev . James Fisher a t Wytheville, Va. , Isham Maness, bo.rn Jan. 19 , 18J4, Greene Co . , Tenn., died Oct. lJ, 1917. daughter: Laura Agnes Maness, bo.rn Nov . 24, 1875, died Jan. 26, 1948 , married Mar. 24, 1897 ~Till iam Preston Bland, born died Oct 19 , 1920. daughter: Tila Mae Bland, born Aug. 3, 1899 , Roanoke, Va . , married Sept. 5, 1923 , Robert Courtney Mottley , born Mar. 27 , 1899, Roanoke, Virginia. son: Robert Courtney Mottley Jr., born Nov . 21, 1942 , Roanoke, Va . Berry Hurt was son of Fannie Craig Mitchell (of Dutch descent) and Zachariah Hurt , born 1763 , who were married June 8 , 1787 --- their (9 ) nine children were Berry , Rhoda, James , Stephen , Washington , Meredith , Polly , Margaret and Calvin Origin of Hurt name -- descendants of the Earl of Hurtford Zachariah Hurt was a Va . Militia man in Revolutionary War. Drafted 1781 placed in a company commanded by Capt . Robert Hughes, attached tq Gen . Lawson's Brigade. Zachariah Hurt was a member of Va . House of Delegates 1822. ((Va. State Library, List of Revolutionary Soldiers (Name of Book Journal of); 173 H.D. 1823, 46 -- Wythe Pets. Dec. 8 , 182J)) (note: from a hand written copy) �HENRY COUNTY , VIRGINIA Some Notes from the Minute Books These records a re f ound in the Ninute Books in the 'old' courthouse, Martinsv i lle , Virg inia. The clerk said that these notes were done by R.P. Gra v ely Jr ., Marti ns ville , Virginia . MB J, p 105 , July _ _ : George Waller & John Marr Esq'rs are appointed to S ettle with the Deffici ent Sherifs for the Severall Collections in this County f r om the Year 1777 to the Present Year. MB J , p 129 ; Nov . 1783: John Dillard Esq. is appointed Burser to Collect & Account with this Cou rt once is 6 Months for all fines & Forfetures that h a s b e en i mposed on the Different Persons in this County Since the Year 1777 . MB J, p 129: Nov 178J r It appearing to this Court by the 0:3.th of Peter S a unders that Col . Abraham Penn Esq . & also his own that the said Penn had two Negroes taken from him by the British Enemy which Negroes the said Penn Purchased of Charles Smith of Hanover County for which the said Penn gave the Said Smith the Quantity of 16000 Weight of Inspected Tobacco p assd at Richmond & Manchester Inspection which is ord 'd to be Certified to the Governor & Council agreeable to an Act of Assembly in that case made & Provided. Also the said Penn has 2033 lb. Tobo . destroyed by the said En e my at Petersburgh Inspection , which was pass 'd in the name of Thomas Bedford & Pass 'd by the said Bedford to him. MB J , p 146 : April 1784: Ruben Baughan came in to Court & made oath that he had a Cert. from the Board of Audi tors for t5. 8. 0 for his Services in the Militia when ordered to the Southward. Also a Cert. for 10/8 for Militia Service which Cert ' s is since been burnt in his house, & the same i s ord. to be C. MB 3, p 155; May 1784: John Chandler is allowed 40/ for a Smooth Board Gun for the use of the Militia of this County which Gun appears to be lost. MB J, p 155; May 1784: Christopher Perkins is Allowed 700 Pounds Pa.per Currency for a Rifle Gun for the use of the Militia of this County. MB J, p 204 ; Jan 1785: Jacob Burrus is Allowed !25.12.0 for a Waggon & Team & forage. • . 42 fuys Services under the direction of Jos. Martin Agent of I ndian Affairs which is Ord 'd to be Certified. MB 4, p 29; June 1785: Jessee Wills is Allowed 350 lb. of Gross Beef fu rnished the Commissioner of Provisions of this County MB 4, p 29: June 1785 : William Stewart is also Allowed 45 lb. Bacon furni s hed the Hospital at this Courthouse in March 1781. MB 4 , p JJ; July 8.5: Henry France is allowed :EJ.10. 0 for Support'g Corne lius Cookley & Thomas Summers 5 Weeks each, as Bri ttish Prisoners , . by order of Abra. Penn Gt. Ll.eut. of the County. �1836- 1840 Minute Book - Franklin Co., VA - page 23 - May 1836 On the motion of Thomas Davis who made Oath and gav e bond an d security according to law, certificate i s granted hi m for obta ining letters of administration on the estate of Steph en King dec9 i n due form. Ordered that Meshack Turner, Jo siah Turn e r , J acob Goode a nd Geo . Turner or any three of them do appraise in c urr e n t money the personal estate of Stephen King dee~ and return the same to Court. Stephen Preston vs Robert Cook - Motion - Do c k9 & cont? till the first day of the next Court . Order ed that Samuel Hale, Pleasant Brown, J ohn P almer, and Thomas Ferguson or any three of them do state & settle the account curren t of William Turner dec9 admr . and ma k e report to Court . Acc oun t Current of Josiah Harrison d ec9 admr- Ret9 & Cont? On the motion of Frances Woody by wm Col eman her n ext fr i en d It is ordered that Robert Hodges Jr be summoned to app e ar at the next Court, to Show Cause why he should not give other and good security as Guardian of the said Frances Woody . Satisfactory evidence was adduced in court that Moses Greer Se n~ who was placed on the Pension Roll by warrant dat ed the st day of Dec~ 1832, departed this life on the lOt day of May 1834, l eav ing no widow, and that Moses Greer Jr . William Gr eer, Mary Pol l ar d , Nancy Carper, Elizabeth Callaway, Eleanor Shel ton, Walter T . Greer, John Greer, Tho~ B . Greer and Catharine B. Gre er are hi s children now living~ That the said William Greer, Mary Poll ar d, John Greer & Eleanor Shelton reside without this Commonwea lth in parts unknown & have not been heard from for some time . On the motion of Pleasant Dickinson who produced the Sheriff rec~ for $18: _and gave bond & Security according to law~ license is granted hi~ to Keep an ordinary at his place of resid~nce in this County until ~he l?~ Monday in May next, the court being Satisfied that the applicant is a man of good Character, and that he will keep an usef ul house of entertainment . - The Same . Tho~ s. J. M. Booth - The Same. & Jones & Co. - Heptinstall & Bailey Beverly Sydnor Jr. John s. Brown - - The Same The Same. The Same. Richd M. Taliaferro - The Same . V1rg1.n1a Appalachian Notes �JAMES BRUCE contribu ted by Eugene E T ucJ.i:ey D EEDS AND WILLS BOOK II OF PI TT SYLVANIA CO., VA . 17 80-182() ( r I In the nam e of God Ame n, I James Br uce of Pittsylvania County, St ate of Virginia , beinq we ak & in a low state of health; but of pec fectly sound & dissposi n g mind & memory , & knowing that it is ap poi n tide unto all me n to d ie, do make this my last will & Test ament in focm & ma nn e r followi ng-Pic st . I cesign & b eg u e th my so ul into th e ha nds of God who gave it & my body to he la i d i n the grou nd in decent & Christian mann ec --- -n ext i t i s my will & desire that my just debts be paid for which purpose it is my wi ll & desir e, that the land whe reon my son Wi 11 iam Bruce • s fam ily now lives & that whereon Clebon Shel ton formerly l i v ed co ntainin g both four hu ndred & sixty six acr es s h all both be sol d f or this purpose of disch argin g my just debt s - sho u ld t h e sale of the above land amou nt to more than my just de b ts , i t i s my will & desire that the overplus shall be a ppro p ri a t e to t h e use & support of my beloved wif e & children to pcomote & ( ? } t h e ir educ a tio n. And shoulde the sale of the above land sale shorts in d is s chargi ng my just debts it is my wi ll & de sir e t hat my E xors. hereafter named shall sell so much of my move able & par ishable property that can be l est spared to supply th e deficity if any. For whi ch purpose I choose Jesse Keisee, Gciff ith Dickinson & Every Mustun to act as my Exe cut ors Further- I giv e them full power to sel l those lands above mentioned and make a good & lawful title to the purchase Item I give & beguea.th to my beloved wife Tab itha Bruce my house and lands whereon I n ow liv e with all my household & kichen furniture togeth er with a l l my black & plantation tools and every o ther property which I p ossess during her n atural life or widowhood and at h e r death or marriage for my Exors. to sell the property, and th e mon ey to be equally divided among my children Item it is my w i l l & des ir e that those of my children who have received a certain part of my Estate of wh ic h others ha ve not received (v i z) that those who have received sh all account for & settl e withmy Exor s. for those thing they have received when an equal division tak s p lace I tem n ames of my children who have received certain property . -L.. My son Wi l l i am Bruce rec.a • .•.. . ~17.0.3 My daughter Cather in e Dave . .. .. • · 19.12.0 My daughter Sa l l y cox .•....•... • · • 43 . 1 2. 0 My son Tho . Bruce . . . • • . . . • • . . • . • . . 28.12.0 My son Fedrick Br uce • • ...•...•...• 21.1 2 . 0 My daughter Win ny Swepson ..•.•.. • . 13.12.0 Item those are they of my children who have rec.a . the above part of my Estate. It e m names o f my children who have rec . a . no part of my Estate Eli zabeth Br uc e, James Bruce , Tabatha Bruce , Ansl e m Bruce, S u sa nn a Bruce, Signed, Sealed & Delivered this Box 885, Burns , OR 97720 Virginia Appa.l&Ohian Notes �/0£ Eight day of February in the year of our Lord Eighteen hu ndred & fourteen in preence of: Jaco b Mill er, George Camp , Nev in Stewart. his James X Bruce mark At a Court held for Pittsylvani a county the 20th day of June 1814 . The within last Will & Testame n t of James Br uce Deceased was . presented in court and prove d by the oath of and witness thereto subscribers -and at anoth e r co . court h e ld for the said county the 18th day of July 1814 The same was further proved by the oath of one other witness thereto subscrib ed a nd ordered to be recorded - and on the motion of Samu el Sto n e who made oath according to Law, and with Joshua s ton e Serl, Nelson Tucker & Phi lip L. Grasty his securities e ntered into a n d acknowledged their bonds in the penalty of Five Thous and Dollars conditione d as the law directs. Artificate is granted him for obtaini n g letters of administration of the Estate of the said James Bruce Des.d. wi th his will annexed in due form .. Teste Will Tunstall Cto ----- Copied from the KANAWHA BANNER (newspaper), Charleston , (w ) Va , from microfilm. Ihte of 18 May 1832. STOP THE RUNAWAYS! J Escaped from the custody of the Sheriff of Floyd county, Virginia, on the 15th day of April 1832, JOHN H. WILLIAMSON and THOMAS S GARDNER. The former a native of Buckingham and the latter of Montgomery county in this State. They were arrested on t he charge of Horse-Stealing, and awaiting their trial. The said Williamson i s a vecy small man, about 21 or 22 years old, blue eyes, dark hair , exceedingly fine teeth , rapid of speech , and of genteel address. He had on when he escaped, a very good blue cloth coat, and eorded pantaloons of very wide stripe , much wo:rn, and a pair of old square toed boots and coarse white fur hat somewhat bell' crowned. The said Thomas S. Gardn er is 22 years old six feet and upwards high, dark eyes as well as recollected, somewhat stoop- shouldered and awkward in his appearance. He had on when he escaped an ol d brown cloth coat nearly wo:rn out, and pantaloons of the same fabric as Williamsons , but not so much wo:rn, a fashionable black hat, coarse and much worn and unfashionable shoes. His hair is dark. The f irst joint of the forefinger of his right hand, is crooked . His teeth are very irregularly set, but sound. It i s believed they had no money when they escaped. We exhort all the good people of the commonwealth to arrest the said culprits if possible that they may be brought to jail and i mpa rtially tried , THOS. H. SLIGON D, for Robt. Goodson , S .F.C. May 5, 1832 Virginia Appe.la.oh1an Notes j �/tJIJ ~ONTGO~ERY COUNTY , VIRGINIA DEATHS IN ALLEGHANY DISTRICT The foll owin g are a few of the deaths that occured in the years 1920 and 19 21. One of our members has given addit ional information and thi s is added at the end of the record. The ord er of information given : name of decea sed; ma le (m) or female (f); ra ce: white (w) or black (b); mart ial stat us : single (s}, marr ied (md), widow/widower; date of birth (b); age: year(y), month (m}, day (d); occupation (o); place of birth (pb) (if Mo ntgo mery Co - Montg.}; par ent s: father (f), place of birth (p b), mother (m), place of birth (pb); inf ormation give n by (in f), reside nce (r); dat e of death (d), plac e of burial (bur) and dat e of bu rial. Please remember that all inform ation may not be give n and so me could be wro ng . The information is onl y as good as the knowledge of the person g i vi n g it and they could be wron g. CONNER , Wi 11 i am Nathan = m = w = widowed = b Jan 184 0 = 80y llm -d = o far mer = pb Montg. Co = f Cosley Conner, pb Montg Co= m Lydia A Hall , pb Montg Co = ing J. L. Maxey, Alleghany Spgs, Va (r); d 19 Dec 19 20 = bur Lick Ridge Graveyard= 20 Dec 1920 . C0 MPT 0 N , B e t t i e E u i s ? E n i s = f = w = md = bl 8 May 1 9 2 0 ( s i c ) = 21 y 9 m Od = o housework = pb Va = f Thomas Jenks, pb Va= m Jane Casidy, pb Va = inf GB Compton, r Elliston, Va= d 25 Feb 1920 =bur Altivista, Va= 27 Fe b 1920. CRAIG , Willi am= m = w = md = b 15May1846 = 74y Om Sd = o farmer= pb Bedfor d Co, Va = f J Slate Craig, pb Va= m Lucinda StClair, pb Bedfo rd Co , Va =inf Mi lton Craig, r Sh awsville, Va= d 20 May 1920 = bur Whit es Cem etery = 21 May 1920. GEARHEA RT , Jessi e M = m = w = md =w ife Mary Gearheart= b 6 Mar 1855 = 65 y 7m 4d = o farmer = pb Montg Co = f Calvin Gearheart, pb Va = m Sophia Akers, pb Va = inf Everette Gea rheart, r Lavender, Va= d 10 Oct 1 920 = bur ne ar Lavender= 11 Oct 1920. GRAHAM , Abagail = f = w =widow= hus William J Graham= b 27 Feb 1827 = 92y 6m 26d = o housekeeper= pb Mo ntg Co = f Charles Hall, pb US= m· un kno wn = inf R H Graham, r Alleghany Spgs, Va= d 23 Sept 1920 = bur Mt Ple asant Graveyard = 24 Sept 1 92 0 . HOB ACK , Noah W = m = w = md =wife Gil lie Hoback= b s Mar 1849 = 71y 9m 18d = o merchant = pb Floyd Co, Va = f (blank)= m Nancy Hoback, pb Flo yd Co. Va = inf FW Stewart, r Otey, Va = d 22 Dec 1920 =bur Pi edmont Cementery = 24 Dec 1920. KIR K. Sarah Adaline = f = w = widden (sic) = b 3 July 1857 = 62y 7m 8d = o hou sekeeper = pb Montg Co = f James Wheelin pb Montg Co= m Jul ia Taylo r= i nf Pem Wheelin, r Christ iansburg, Va= d 2 Feb 1920 = 3 Feb 1920 .= bur Fagg, Va. Virgin.ta Appalachian Notes �LEONARD , Lucille= f = w = s = b 13 May 1902 = 17y Sm lOd = o si lk worker = pb Montg Co = f Charles Leonard, pb Montg Co = m Annie Doy le, pb Montgomery Co = inf L M Rose, r Christiansb urg, Va = d 22 Jan 1920 = bur near Shawsville = 25 Jan 1920 MARYE, Alfred James = m = w = md = wife Nannie Marye = b 18 July 1846 = 73y 7m 18d = o Ret ired Station Agent = pb Va = f Robert B Marye, pb Va = m Mary Madison, pb Va= inf Mrs Nannie Marye, Shawsville, Va r = d 26 Feb 1920 = bur Shawsvil le Cemetery = 28 Feb 1920 = undertaker, HE Gardner, Shawsville, Va . MEACHEN, Jas H = m = w = md = b 16 Oct 1846 = 73y 8m 15d = o farme r = pb Va = f*Aley? Meachum?/Meachen, pb Va = m ?Jenna Wo~lwine, pb Va = i n f CR Me a c h um , El 1 i s to n , Va r = d 1 J u 1 y 1 9 2 0 = El 1 i s t o n , Va . , bur 2 July 1920. (*or Acey) STEWART, Mary = f = w = widow = hus Sharrel Stewart = b 10 June 183 7 = 83y 7m 28d = o housekeeper = pb Floyd Co, Va = f David Ha 11, pb Montg Co= m Aby !dings, pb Va = inf FC Stewart, r Otey, Va = d 9 Feb 1920 = bur Piedmont = 20 Feb 1920. STEWART, Lucy= f = w = md = hus Walter Stew art = b 9 Oct 1876 = 42y 3m 26d = o housekeeper = pb Montg Co = f J Whit Atk ins on, pb Va = m Rebecca Walters, pb Va = inf Walter Stewart, r Otey, Va = d 5 Feb 1920 = bur Piedmont 6 Feb 1920. STONE, Eliza Ann = pd Elliston = f = w = md = hus J P Stone = b 13 Dec 1847 = 72y 6m = o farmer =pb Va= f James Daniels, pb Va = m Elizabet h Spenser, pb Va= inf JP Stone, r Ellistone, Va= d 2 June 1920 = bur Elliston, Va = 3 June 1920 THOMAS, Mrs Matt ie = pd Lafayette = f = w = widow = b not known = ca 78y = o housekeeper= pb Va = f Lewis Thomas, pb Va = m not known = inf P G Thomas, r Lafayette, Va = d 2 July 19 20 = bur Lafayette, Va = 3 July 1920. WELLS, Elizabeth Ann = pd Ironto = f = w - widowed = wife of Sa muel Wells = b 19 Mar 1836 = 84y lm 13d = 0 farmers wife = pb Va = f not known = m not known = inf w c Wells, Ironto, Va r = d 2 May 19 20 = bur Halls Church, Va = 3 May 1920. AUSTIN, Stafford R = m = w = widower = b 16 Dec 1883 = 37y 8m 7d = b Va = f Wm Austin, pb Va = m Nancy Bradbury, pb Va = d 23 Aug 1921 = bur Halls Church, Va= 24 May 1921 =inf by Wm Austin~ Elliston, VA BANDY, Richard = m = w = md = wife Mary Bandy = b 1856 = 65y = farmer = o farmer= pb Bedford Co, Va= f Cornelius Bandy,pb unknow = m Mar) Barton, pb unknown = inf George Bandy, r Harless, Va = d 28 Feb 1921 near Lavender = 1 Mar 1921. = bur BONES, Minnie M = f = w = md = hus William Bones = b Mar 1877 = 44y = o housekeeper = pb Montg Co = f Henry Gearheart, pb Montg Co = m Mollie Woods, pb Floyd Co = inf William Bones, RFD 2, Christiansburg, Va r = d 4 May 1921 = bur near Lavinder = 5 May 1921. COOK, John D = pd Ironto, Va = m = w = md =wife Maggie Cook = b 27 Dec 1860 = 60y 9m 12d = o farmer = pb Montg Co = f John W Cook = m Dina Virgtnia Appal&ohian Notes �/Pf Neatha wk, pb Va Church , Va . =d9 Oct 1921 = inf HP Cook, r Ironto, Va= bur Halls CREASY, Da ve = m = w = m = b 22 Feb 1866 = 55y 8m 3d = o farmer = pb Bedford Co, Va = f Leonard Creasy, pb Va= m Margaret Creasy, pb Va= inf WL Creasy, r Christiansburg, Va = d 25 Oct 1921 =bur Christiansbur g = 29 Oct 1 92 1 . DUNC AN, Andrew Jackson = m = w =widowed= b 4 July 1846 = 74y lOm 14d = o farmer = pb Montg Co = f Jackson Duncan, pb Montg Co = m Susie Akers, pb Mo n tg Co = d 22 May 1921 = inf CH Duncan, r Lafayette, Va = bur Halls Church, Va = 25 May 1921. GRIER, John A = m = w = md =wife Glady Grier = b 14 Mar 1896 = 25y 9ml0d = o Bridgema n Vgn RR CO= pb Va = f George W Grier, pb Va= m Ella Josephine S h e rrard , pb WV= d 24 Dec 1921 = cd struck by train= inf GT Grice, r Ellisto n , Va= bur Shawsville, Va= 26 Dec 1921 HALL, Sa rah El izabeth= f = w = md = hus Dallas Hall= b 8 Apr 1854 = 66y 2m 17d = o h o usewife = pb Floyd Co, Va= f William Akers, pb don't know = m Eli za beth Webb, pb don't know= inf Dallas Hall , r Christiansburg , Va = d 17 Aug 1921 = bur near Christiansburg= 18 Aug 1921. HUFFM AN, George W = pd Elliston= m = w =divorced= 69y Sm 20d = o 1 a bor er = pb Craig Co, Va = f & m not known = d 6 Oct 1921 = cd struck by train , Elliston , Va= inf by J Burus , r Elliston, Va= bur Richardson B. Gro und = 2 Oct 1921. (par e n ts: ? son '()f Alexander & Eliz., Simmonsville Twp . , Va . } , MALLORY , Emma Alice= pd Elliston= f = w = md = b 18 Oct 1873 = 47y 3m 20d = pb Ind . = . f James Smith, pb Va = m Margaret E Fedro, pb Ind.= d 7 Feb 1921 = buried 10 Feb 1921 =bur Ellisto n, Va. McDANIEL , J. K. = m = w = md =wife Susie= b 8 May 1840 = 80y 7m 20d = o railro a der = pb Montg Co= f William McDaniel, pb Montg Co= m Mary McDaniel , pb Montg Co = inf LL Dove, r Christiansburg , Va~ d 28 Feb 1921 = bur Denhill = 1 Mar 1921. MO S E S , Mr s Mo 1 i s e y E = pd La fay e.t t e = f = w = md = b 2 1 Apr 18 55 = 65Y Bm 14d = pb Va = f John H Minnch = m Susie E Bradley = inf by Mrs Nannie L Hase? , r Asheland, WV= d 4 Jan 1921 =bur Lafayette, Va= 5 Jan 1921 . - MOSES, Peradin = pd Ironto = f = w • md = hus o J H Mosses= b 30 June 1851 = 69y 14m 12d = pb Montg Co = f Gordon. Hall , pb Ind . = m Bertha Conner, pb Va = d 12 May 1921 = bur Hall s Church, Va= 11May1921 = inf hus. NUNN, I saac = m = w = s = b 1869 = 52y = o farmer= pb Pulaski Co= f Jackson Nunn, pb Va = m Rena Hurst, pb Pula ski Co, Va= inf Preston Nunn, r Otey, Va = d 18 June 1921 =bur Pulaski Co= 19 June 1921. PATERSON, Willi e Carrie = f = B = S = b 29 Mar 1886 = 35y llm l ld = pb Montg Co = f 01 iver Pater son, pb Montg Co = m Ha rret Martin , pb Floyd Co, Va. = inf by Oliver Paterson = d 14 Mar 1921 . I l Vlrg1n.1a Appalaoh1an Notes �110 PERDUE, Theodosie Francis = pd Ironto = b 15 Nov 192 1 (sic) = d 30 Jan 1921 = 52y 2m 15d = pd at home = pb Va = md = f James Dove, pb Va = m Frances Jones, b Va =inf by JH Perdue , r Iront o, Va = bur 1 Feb 19 21 at Hall s Church. POFF, Plina Josephine= f = w = md = h Luth er Poff, b 17 Aug 18 78 = 43y 3m 20d = o housekeeping= pb Montg Co = f Henry Ake r s, pb Montg Co = m Georgianna Creasy, pb Montg Co= inf Luther Pof f , r Allegha ny Sp rings, Va = d 8 Dec 1921 = bur All eghany Spring s = 8 Dec 1 92 1 . POFF, Wm M = pd Elliston, b 29 Mar 1889 = 32y 5m = p b Fl oyd Co , Va = f Da niel Poff, pb Floyd Co, Va = m Lu e Dickerson, pb Fl oy d Co, Va = inf EB Poff, r Elliston = d 3 Apr 1921 = bur 4 Apr 19 2 1 , Sh a ws ville, Va. = o lab orer. POFF, John Henry = pd Elliston = m = w = md = b 10 Apr 1997 ( s ic) = 24y lm 3d = o Signa lman , N&W = pb Flo yd Co, Va = f Ben Poff , pb Floy d Co, Va= m Lue Dic kers on, pb Floyd Co, Va= inf by PK Poff, r Ellisto n , Va= d 13 May 1921 =buried 15 Ma y 1921, Shaw s ville, Va . SNUFFER, Samuel Jackson= res Chri stiansburg, Va, lived there 18y = wife Mrs E E Snuffer = b 28 Sept 1849 = 73y = o farmer = pb Floyd Co, Va = f Isaac Snuffer, pb Floyd Co, Va= m Mal ind a Rakes, pb Frank lin Co , Va = inf Mrs EE Snuffer, r Christiansburg , Va = d 30 No v 1921 at 1 pm = bur Ellett, Va = 2 Dec 1921 = un dertaker, PL Snuffer , Chr i st iansburg, Va. SPANGLER, Calvin E = m = w = widower = b 7 Dec 1849 = 71y 7m 20d = o merchant = pb Va = f Wm Spangle·r, pb Va = m Polly Irvin, pb Va = d 27 July 1921 = bur Floyd, Va = 30 July 192 1 = in f WO Barton, r Ellist on, Virginia. TAYLOR, Emily B = pd Elliston = f = b = md = b July 29, 1974 ( s ic) = 46y Sm 12d =pd at home= pb Pulaski Co , Va= f Wm Page, pb Pulask i , Va = m Eliza Glenn, pb Va = d 10 Jan 1921 = bu r Pu l aski, Va = 12 Jan 1921 = inf WM Taylor, r Elliston, Va. WELLS . John T = m = penter = pb Roa noke Margaret Burnett?or J W Wells. r Salem, w = wi dowed = b 15 Oct 1832 = 88y 7m 19d = o car~ Co, Va= f Wm Well s, pb Campbell Co , Va = m Bennett?, pb Campbell Co , Va = d 1 June 1921 = inf Va = bur Richardson Cemeter y, Va = 3 Jun e 1921. WHEELING, Mrs Fanny= f = w = md = hu s John L Wheeling = 82y = o housewife = pb Montg Co ,· Va = f Phi 11 i p Gowen , pb Montg Co = m Sophi a Gowen, pb Montg Co = inf MB Garden, r Christi ans burg, Va = d 11 May 1 921 = bur Fagg, Va = 12 May 1921. WHITWORTH, Onie Morris = f = w = md = hus Thomas Whi tworth = b 1 Mar 1841 = 80y 6m 7d = o housekeeper= pb Appomattack Co, Va = f Wi lliam Stclair, pb USA= m Bettie Atkinson, pb Va= inf William Craig, r Shawsville, Va = d 8 Sept 1921 = bur White's Cem etery = 9 Sept 1921 . VirgL"lla Appalachian Not.es �Ill r ,' I SURNAMES Fo l lowi ng are n:i.mes that members have sent in -- if you have any information, let them know . Sometimes we have info that would help them that has been found in searchi ng for our lines -- p leas e mai l it . Think how much we would like that one li ttle detail . Abbreviations used will be found at the end of this article . Su"RNAME LOCATION GIVEN NAME DA'IES Mayetta E Lockman ; Rt 2 , West Park ; Dodge City, KS 67801 MI TCHELL NEWLA ND SCOTT PORTER HOI.MES EWING TURK CECIL PORTER EWING Zachariah Elizabe th Wllliam Andrew Rache l M.::i.rgaret Thomas John B. J r Robert Willia m Mrs Charles VA - Pulas ki, Wythe , Smythe Cos . ti " ti ti ti ti ti ti ti 11 " Wy the, Smythe Cos. Co. Smythe Co. Wyt he Co. Augusta Co . Pula ski Co . Wy the Co ti ti " 1791-1872 1798- 1878 1778- 1862 1773-1853 1753-1833 ca 1745-after 1803 1726-1809 d 3 June 1861 ca 1740-1791 will 1793 Perry ; Rt 1 Box 496 ; Ha wthorne , FL 32640_ CALDWELL HOIS'IEIN Hugh VA Ruth II FERRIER Mary Thomas William Elizabeth Henry Phillip II MONTGOMERY SHEE'IS HENRY CALDWELL LAMBERT Sharon M. ti II " II " II Botetourt Co. " It ti " " " Shena doa h Valley " " Botetourt Co. Mont., Wythe, Taz. Cos res 1785 " 1785 md 1803 res 1785 res ca 1806 II 1806 b 1781 - md 1803 res 1770- 1820 Roth; 1625 Rainbow Ridge; Corona, CA 91720 HENDRICJ<S GLEN ABERNATHY HORTON WHITE BAYLOR HE BURN WHITIEY Fullen S'IEPHENSON HARPER Smith Thomas " John " Sarah (w of above) John VA Abednego Abraham Andrew VA Sarah VA James Ma rgaret VA 1737-1823 Russell Co. Frederick, Montg, Cos. 1740-1836 1750-1837 " Stafford, Russell Cos b 1717 Md; 'Tu.zewell Co, VA d 1820 b KY ; d Montgomery Co, VA 1784-1854 Russell Co bd 1803; d 1819 Rkbdge , Wash. Cos. md 1772 Bath Co, VA; Ohio 1766-1846 md ca 1770 II II II II Ethiel B Terry Johnson; 15834 Drysdale, Southgate, Michigan 48195 BARTLETT BOWMAN CHRISTIAN FIELD3 FLETCHER FORD, HELM O ' NEALL Terry WILCHER Wm/Susanna D3.vis Spotsylvania Co, VA Geo W/Bell Childers Dickenson Co , VA James/Mary Amherst Co, VA Charlie/Melindy Hawkins Dickenson Co, VA Dr. Wm/Mary Milam Montgomery Co, VA Thos/Jane Melstead Fairfax Co., VA John Jr/Joanna Harbourt Frederick Co, VA Wm/Mary Frost Frederick Co, VA J a s R/Stashey Rakes Bedford Co, VA Jos /Sa rah 'fyree Amherst Co, VA Virginia AppeJaOhtan Notes md 1720 ca res 1900 md 1790 res 1900 md 1791 md 1726 ca md 1788 ca md 1761 md 1817 md 1798 �I I~ Mrs J D Dickenson, PO Box J87, Huntsville, TX 77340 DICKENSON William Doran VA Indian Creek DICKENSON Charles C Russell Co DICKENSON James Sr " " DICKENSON Thomas " " " CARROLL Elizabeth M " " CARTER Rosamond Virginia DORAN Elizabeth VA Augusta Co GRAY Sarah "Sallie" " Washington Co GRAY William D VA Russell Co GRAY James " " b 186J b ca 1829 11 11 d 1860 d 1847 11 b 1799 b 1766 md 1787 18J6 res 1850 d 1849 b 11 Leonard M Renick, 311 Copa De Oro, Brea, CA 92621 B3.rren Co, KY; Paxtang , PA ; Ireland RENICK Bedford Co, VA; Barren Co, KY HALL LITTON/LYTTON Frederick Co, MD BURTON ARCHER B3.rren Co, KY ??, Tennessee PORTER WALLACE Jackson Co'· MO Huron Co, OHIO WIEST Trempeauleau Co, Wisconsin MELCHIOR Warwickshire, England WRIGHT Mrs Freda B3.rnes, McGRAW ROBBINS JONES McPHERSON MURDOCK GABBARD HUNSUCKER LOWE SHIFFLETT FOWLER II II II 1111 Wilmore Drive, Middletown, Ohio John Thomas Abraham Stephen Phoebe Henry Barbara Hannah Elizabeth Robert Russell Co, VA " " II Lee Co, VA Frederick Co., VA " Washington Co, VA II II II II II Montgomery Co, VA ? Orange Co, VA Augusta Co, VA 45042 1810 1810 1800 1794 md 1794 md 1810 1810 ca 1768-1820 b 1755-60 d 1782 Barbara Kelsey Boese, 207 E Market, Dodge City, KS 6780~ ~on.tg. ·Co, ,ya t'o Dearborn Co, IN 1803-1833 Thomas KEISEY Montg, Wash. Cos, Va to Dearborn Co, In. 1780-1825 COIE Eleazer III COIE Israel III Washington Co, VA d 1792 William Potomac Valley, VA (Gen Wash. 's farm) 1777-1785/90 ROSS William Berkley Co, VA b 1765 CONNELL Elijah Botetourt Co, VA b 15 Mar 1770 JENJCTNS fuvid MARTIN Augusta Co, VA d Rev War 1777 Silence/or? PARKER Pricketts Fort, WV dur the Rev War Mary Ann COOK Augusta Co,. VA b 1772; md ca 1795 Tu.niel KEISEY Montgomery Co, VA md 8 Feb 1810 Mrs Elize..beth Moore Parks, 80 Piki Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336 Botetourt, VA; Kana, Wayne Co, WV md 1822; d 1869 Samuel 1 BILLUPS Fluvanna, VA; Kana. Co, WV 1794-1854 Mary ''Polly" CHANDLER Albermarle, VA; Wayne, WV 1805-1887 Sarah W CHANDLER Fluvanna, VA; Kanawha, WV md 1808; b 1795 MOORE Olive Franklin Co, VA 1780s Samuel WEBSTER Botetourt Co, VA b 1737; md 1755 CASEY Sarah V1rgin1a Appalachian Not.es �, ' Mrs Mary fyree Cheeseman , TYREE ROBERTS LIVESA Y BLOOMER TESTERMAN WAX ?WACHS KA RNES BARCLA Y 11APLES MAS ON Ia.vid Rose Anna George D3.niel Susan Henry George Joseph William c Willis E \ J J 06 Rans om, Muskogee, OK 74401 Scott Co , VA to Letcher Co , KY Rockcastle , KY Bed.ford Co , VA to Hawkins , TN Hawkins Co, TN; Scott Co , VA Grayson Co, VA; Hancock Co , TN Berks Co, PA to Boteto-µrt Co , VA VA to TN to AR Rhea Co , TN to Madison Co, AL Pi ttsylvania Co , VA to NC to AL SC to Polk Co, AR 11 11 " " 1786- 1860ca 1818- 1892 ca 176lrl837 1773- 1838 b 1789 md 1767, d 1796 1780-1835 md 1810, d 1860 ca 1766-1847 1825- 1865 Maxine Hood Luck 1 BOYER BOYER BOYER BOYER BUSICK DANIEL DANIEL DUTTON DUTTON SOUTH 11.22 E Sweetwa ter Ave. 1 Scottsdale AZ 82224 Grayson Co , VA D3.niel d 19 Dec 1852 Susanna DELP d 1 Sept 1865 Step hen d 11 Jan 1~11 " " d 20 Jul 1898 Polly BUSICK d ca 1855 John " " d 1864 Eli " Elizabeth SOUTH " d 22 Aug 1893 " " Ada m Smyth/Wythe Cos, VA d 21 Apr 1857 Phillp " " d 7 Feb 1810 Clayson Co , VA Stephen d 1828 II BURTON POTEET WALDRUP II II II 601 Fairington Samuel T Nancy M James T Seth D:tvid Matilda Mrs Dorothy J Turner, TURNER TURNER MITCHELL BUTRAM II II II II Frances L Crull 1 LAW STANDERFER TURPIN II II II II nr I Summerville I SC 29483 b Va/WV, d TX b Lee Co, VA b TN, d TX b Virginia b/d Lee County, VA b Alabama, d TX (?) b 1798 (?) b 1818 b Jan 1808-d 1878 b Jun 1851, d Jun 1926 568 S Joplin 1 Tulsa 1 OK 74112 Thomas Montgomery Co, VA Alexander Carroll Co, VA Frances A TURNER Montgomery Co, VA William VA to Rowan Co., NC Billie Redding Lewis 1 BASHAM KAYLOR LEWIS MARTIN ROBERTSON SHIVELY SUMPTER STATON UNDERWOOD JONES b Aug i818- d Aug 1892 b 1836/7 - 1888 1104 Voncile Street 1 Lake Wales, FL James Kanawha & Boone Co, (W) VA Washington Co, VA fun i el Andrew E b NC; d Washington Co, VA Franklin Co, VA Matthew Se. Thomas " " " Fred. Co, MD; Fkln Co, VA John (Jehu) Agnes Franklin Co, VA George " " " Joseph " , Floyd Cos, VA William Rkghm Co, NC & Fkln Co , VA Virgtnia Appalachian Notes d ca 1840- 50 1833-1924 1837-1895 1735 33823 ca 1820 d 1852 ae 8.3 1801-1865 d 185.3 ae 80 will - 1790 d 1835 md 1795 res 1790 md 182.3 1786-1865 �!if Mrs Donald Harton, E. 3623 - 9th Avenue, Spokane , WA 99202 DARBY James Botetourt Co, VA 1810 DOSS Sarah Pittsylvania Co, VA md 1831 FERGUSON Andrew Botetourt Co, VA 18 00 GRICE George Botetourt Co, VA md 1 827 REYNOLIB Joseph 1782 " " SIMMONS Polly " md 1 798 TINNEL Francis Marion Roanoke Co, VA md 1 851 WELLS Sarah Elizabeth " d 1888 WILLETT Tu.vid Botetourt Co, VA 1810 YATE.5 Samuel Pittsylvani a Co, VA b 1776 II II II II Mary Link 1 THOMAS ROCK MAYNOR BOWLES PETTIT HUGHES FORTNER New Martinsville 1 WV 26155 Craig Co. William VA Giles Co. Thomas Patrick Co. Isaiah Jabel Henry Co. " Martha " " Reuben Giles Co. " Aron Green " Giles Co. Rt 2 Box 24 1 VENCIL BROWN BROWN VENABLE MARTIN GALLOWAY II II 2615 Ferdinand Rd, William Abraham Margaret William Lewis Burwell James Martha "Patty" Zechariah Thomas Jr Mrs Barbara Ann Renick, WIISON HUFF/HOUGH Joshua Benjamin D'ARMOND/DIARMAN/DEARMAN GROSS GRAY WHITMAN STORM THOMAS WIISON DAVIIBON b 1789 b 1793 ca 1775- 182 0 b 9/ 13/182 0 b 3 / 19/ 1842 b 1799 b 1 842 II Mrs Stephen Trotter , BOYL(E) BOYL(E) McCLANAHAN BOYL(E) II El Ca .ion , CA 92 02 0 Nhton, York Cos,PA; Bote,Taz,Giles, VA 1747-18JLJ. Same as above & Ind . 1776-1834 Botetourt Co, VA md 1796 Taz, Russell Cos,VA7Decatur,Clinton , I nd. 1798-1861 Tazewell Co, VA d d ?1813 Charlotte Co, VA 1741- ca 1803 1760-1829 Pr. Edw'd, Charlotte Cos, VA 1762-1849 ?NC & Maury Co, TN b 1779 Mecklinburg Co, NC & Maury Co, TN 1790-1862 11 " " 311 Copa De Oro, Brea 1 CA 92621 Bote., Montg Cos, VA; to KY Montgomery Co, VA Elizabeth Montgomery Co, VA Washington Co, VA John Sr Martha John Cornelius Adonijah Captain Samuel Robert??? II II II Buckingham Co, VA VA to TN to KY Washington Co.?, VA Montgomery Co, VA Cumberland Co.?, VA or WV? b 1740 - d 1820 1718-1820 md 1791 d 1821 md 1800 son b 1781 dau b 178.5 b ca 1790 dau b 1773 dau b 1842 MRS S. Oscar Dean, RD#3 Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 BROWDER James Wilkes Co, NC d bet 18.50-1860 ? BROWDER, CROTTS ELLISON ELLISON, HAWKS KENT STEWART TAYLOR TAYLOR Jeremiah Eliza John Mary Catherine Susanna Benoni Susanna Joseph Jane " Carroll Co, VA Wilkes Co , NC dau of John Carroll Co, VA Fairfax Co, VA Grayson Co, VA Virginia w/o Joseph 11 " Virginia Appalaohian Not.es d bet 1840-1850? place & date of death? b, d, md ????? b, md ?????? living 1881 - d ???? d 1774 - b, md ???? b 180J b , md, d, ????? b, md , d ?????? �115 Jea n ni ne Sou the~ CUNDIFF JONES DUDLEY KIRKNER KEE: ~y MORRIS MASSIE ST CLAIR HAC KWO RTH SCHNEIDE R , 2 01 Rothwell Drive. Wilmington, DE. 19804 El i jah Mi l ton Denn i s JG.mes Ra.nso m James Michael Rev . Isaac Jeptha Wi ll i am Thomc:>..s John Henry Bed.ford Co, VA md 1836 ?Pulaski Co, VA b 15 June 1853 Surry Co , NC; Pulaski Co, VA 1792-1884 ?Montgomery Co, VA b ca 1790 Gr eenbrier Co, WV md 1781, d 1790 Berks Co , PA; Harrison Co, WV d 1830 Greenbrier Co, Summers Co, WV b ca 1750 b ca 1822 Lawrence Co , OH KY ; lawren ce Co, OH b c 1835 Germany , Ca bell Co, WV; Iawrence Co, OH b 1778, Md 1821 Mrs La.v onn i e Bri mhall , PO Box 787, Winston, Oregon 97496 FARMER DA UGHE RTY DAVIS CAFFREY MORGAN SAUNDERS PERDUE/Purdue MILIS MARTIN CHILDRESS James A Eda An n Th omas S ara h Ann Mordeca i lliniel Green John Ma ry Frances J a mes John Jr ae - age b - born bd - bond Bote - Botetourt ca - about d - died Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Pi ttsylvani a Co, VA Bed.ford Co , VA Bed.ford Co, VA Bed.ford Co, VA Giles Co, VA Mercer Co, VA Ca mpbell Co, VA Albema rle Co, VA dau - da u g hter dur - during Fred - Frederick Fkln - Franklin Kana - Kanawha md - married md 17 Feb 1840 md 17 Feb 1840 land surveyed 1770 b 21 Feb 1777 b 9 Jan 1765 b 27 Feb 1776 b JO Aug 1818 b 1 Mar 1822 b 27 Nov 1775 b 2 Lee 1759 MD - Maryland Montg - Montgomery Nhton - Northampton Pr Edwd - Prince Edward res - residence Rev - Revolutionary Rkbdge - Rockbridge Rkghm - Rockingham Taz - Tazewell w - wife w/o - wife of Wash - Washington t L ========================================================,========================= REUNION: 10th Annual Dean and Creech Reunion to be held September 2, 1984 at the Carl Perkins Building in Morehead, Kentucky. For more information write: IJ.oyd Dean, Rt 6 Box 498, Morehead, KY . ================================================================================ GitES COUNTY, VIRGINIA HISTORY - FAMILIES by the Research Committee of the Giles County Historical Society , Pearisburg, VA 24134. Consists of Rev. War soldier information ; county records including taxes, birth, death , marriage, and cemetery; church, school , business, industry, and transportation history ; 183 pages of family histories; over 57, 000 name index; 440 pages & over 500 pictures . Hardback $40. 00 plus $1. 60 VA tax plus $2. 50 mailing. Order from Historical Soc. above. ==========================================::.:====================================== RESEARCHERS Janice Luck Abercrombie, Box 373, Mineral, VA 23117 $5 . 00/hr plus copying charges . = Louisa County, VA research Edi th McGhee Sigmon , RT J, Box 304, Ferrum, VA 24088 = Franklin County, VA research. Mrs Harry Kessler, Box 67, Fi ncastle, VA 24090 = will research Bot etourt Co . , VA. records and make copies of original documents. Fee - $8 oo per h copy work . • our p1us Virgtnia AppalaohiMl 1; ::>tes �'//6 ========-================================================ ==== === ============= =~== I am currently attempting to locate all the extant i ssues of the Rockingham Regster (a newspaper published in Harrisonburg, Va. , from 1822 to 1913). The name was modified slightly from time to time. If you know of any issues not listed in I.ester~ Cappon's Virginia Newspapers, 1821-1935 (New York : 1936) and/or Winifred Gregory's American Newspapers, 1821-1..212. (New York: 1937), please let me kn ow. I am especially, but not ex.e lusively, interested in those prior to 1870. Even if you' re in doubt, please contact me. Your assistance will be greatly appreciated . Dr. Dorothy Boyd-Rush, Department of History, James Madi son Un i versity, Harrisonburg, VA 22807. ·~=============================================== = ====== ============== == ====== == New Genealogical Society: WEST VIRGINIA GENEALOGY SOCIETY, INC., PO Box 172, Elkview, WV 25071. Membership dues - $15.00 single, $2 0.00 couple - prorated per year, covering all of WV -- Quarterley L. O.G. included . ================================================== ================ ==== == ===~= === Index to Ancestral Names by Query Number Alder son 150 Allen 132,145 Arthu r 160 Bacon 143 Bales 158 Belcher 138 Billups 140,141 Bishop 145 Bone 118 Bowen 118 Brown 117,142 Bruce 121 Burgess 127 Caldwell 135 Call 146 128 Chamers Chandler 141 Deakins 142 Deerman 156 Diarman 156 Edens 152,153 Elk er son 133,134 Ellis 117 Ellison 133 Farguson 120 Farmer 132' 133 Fleeman 123 Fulkerson 157 Gilbert 115 Gill 128 Graham 142 Guffy 1 42 Hale 143 Hali 1. 2 0 Cha se l.43 Ha l s ey Cherok ee 1 58 Clark 158 Ha:rri s Cl. o yd 1 50 127 Cole 1 20 , 121 Cox 158 Crabtree Creec h 147 Crisp D'Armond David Davidson Davie 158 156 134 157 134 H'.ar tmatl Hilton/ 145 i 4a 1 42 Hylton 152,154 Horn 144 Hough/Huff 155 Hunt 142 Hu tchison 1 37 Iddi ngs 1 52 Jenkin s 126 Jon es 119,129 142 , 145 Kaufmann 143 Kelsey 127 124 Kirk 122 Kissinger 154 Lewis Loukes, Loux, 118 Louch 149 Lyon 152 Manning 130,1 42 Martin 138 Maynor 1 35 McCrery 158 Miller 1 36 Mil l s Moor e Mo rgan Mu ns ey Murr e l l Mu sta r d Myers Newman Oxford P e ak Peo pl es (Pe tt y ) Poole P lyma l e Rector Rhodes/Roads Rouse Sa unders Virginia Appa.1.e.cbie.n Notiae 1 41 1 25 117 1 39 117 126 160 11 5 Scherff i g 143 She rfey 143 Shively 119,131 Short 143 Sickman/Sigmon 131 Sitzler 143 Smith 154 Standerfer/ Standef ord 115 Staton 1 30 St.John 127 Strong 129 Sweet 1 44 Thoms on 135 Tj t s wort h 1 39 Tolley 151 Tu r n e r Va u g h t Walker Webster Weddle 159 West 1 45 Wheel e r 139 Wi lk es 134 Wil son 118 142 151 Withrow 127 1 23 1 2'1 142 140 152 160 157 116 124,155 156,158 150 �115 - 84 . NcL•d in1o on J ose ph STANDERFER (STANDEFORD) b. VA abt 1810, rod. Mary GILBERT, b . KY . d. 29 Mar . 188 7 , L e e Co . , VA . Her p a rents were William and Mary S T ANDERFER and their so n - in - law was S amu e l OXFORD. Reimburse for reproduction and postag e c:os ts . Fr :1 nces L . C RUL L, 601 Fa irin g ton Dr., Summerville, SC 29483. 11 6 - 84 . ArL' you able to fin d t h e f am il y o f J o hn WILKES, son of Minor WILKES, SR . , who is rvpurtcd to h:lve live d in He nr y Co . ca 1800? I'm not sure if Franklin C o . wa s dividc:d u f r from Hen r y but i t ' s p o s s ible tha t this family had connections wit h b oth H<-• nry and F r anklin Cos . Belie v e J o hn' s wife wa s named Elizabeth-?- . Ch ildr en : ~·lin<.>r. Gilb e rt, Jessee, J a mes, (ot h e r s)? Lillian J. CREWS, 2001 Sh ady Oak s Driv0, Tallahassee, F L 32303 1 17 - 84 . James . the son of Wi l l i a m an d S a l ly ( BROWN) MUSTARD rod. Sarah MUNSEY in Mont gome ry Co ., VA . Aug . 1 7 9 1 ; J e remi a h MUNSEY was suret y . They probably lived in ( now) Gil c•s o r Bland . A dau . Julia md. Gar l an d ELLIS in Giles, Feb. 1832 . •Vh o we r e t hv pa r c n t s of S a r ay MUNSEY? J . Tr ac y WALKER, III, RFD 5, Box 258, Ch a r l o t t csvjllc . VA 22901 1 18 - 84 . George LOUKES Apr . 1 859. Giles Co ., VA, and B at Ila (BOWEN ur BONE) th ese f::irni l ics? J . T r ncy (LOUX , LOUCH , e t c . ), b. ca 1786, Fr a nklin Co., VA, d. md . Ma ry (Polly ) PLYMALE ( b. 1785), d a u. of Anthony P L YMALE . Need a ddi t ion a l inf o. Who is researching WALKER, III ( see a ddr e ss a bov e ). 11 9 - 84 . Jo h n R obe r t , so n of I saac a nd Be ty SHIVLEY md. Cha rity, dau. of An drew JON ES about 185 1 i n pc rh :i ps Franklin Co. , VA. Who wa s t h e wife of Andrew JONES? Wh o we r e the pa i · e n ts of An dr e w JONES , I saac SHIVLEY, an d t he wife of Is a ac SHI VLEY? J . Tra cy WALKER . I II ( see a ddr e ss a bove). 120 - 8 4 . Need in fo nnd parents of John COX and Mar y FARGUSON , who md. 1 Nov. 1766 in H a l ifax Co .. VA . Thei r c hildr e n? Be liev e her fa the r wa s Robert or R ic h ard FA RGUS O N , n o t s u r e . Parents o f Ard e li tha , J oseph P., El i zab e th , and J a n e HALL of Cns wc l l C o . , NC . Ar de li t h a wa s b. 12 Oct . 180 0 . E . E. LUCKEY, Box 885, Burn s , OR 97720 121 - 84 . Nee d i n Jo . p n r e n ts, a nd wife of John BRUCE or John BRUCE, Jr . , b. ca 1745 p r oba b ly i n Pi t t s ylv a ni a Co . , VA. Their c hildr e n ? Beli e ve they h a d Katty BRUCE b . ca 1 770 i n P i t t s ylv a ni a Co . ; she md . S a mu e l COX, 22 Mar . 1 7 9 0 , i n Halifa x Co. , VA . Th e ir Childr e n? E . E . LUCKEY (s ee addres s a b ove). 122 - 8 4 . Wh o we r e th e childr e n & wifes of John, Andr e w & Mi c h ael KISSINGER who, appear in t h e 1810 Gil e s Co. , VA census? Other in f o on the Gil e s Co. KISSI NGERS? E. E. LUCKEY (see address above) . 123 - 84 . was liv i n g t o F l e min g Se ek i ng info on Thomas FLEEMAN b. ca 1749 who s e rve d i n Re v. Wa r and VA i n 1818 . His pension record No. 839525 wa s issued SA UNDERS, He nry Co . , VA, 2 4 No v . 1818. What's the rel a tionship? Who Wer e Th o rn ns F LEE MAN' s w i . f e ri n d c hildr e n ? D;i. n T h o ma s have br other named George? lfh o we .r e t h e r e par e nt s? Did Th o mu :::; mo v e to TN? Lo uise PI ET RUSZKIEWICZ , !.i-39 4 Car n eg ~ c> ll. cJ . ~ P e; n 1in CA 9 5954 in IIc nry Co . , 1 1 J.. 2 4 84. Wi s h to c orrespond with nn y o n o VAUGHT and Fran ces KIRK who md . Jan. 1852 Nilson A . VAUGHT r e lat e d to Sally (S a rah) Aug. 1827 , G i l e s Co . , VA? Winnie BRANEN, 125 - wh o knowi:; t he p are n tage of Wiltj(>n A . i n G i.l o s Co,, VA. Al so, was this WILSON V AUG.Hl' who md . Hirn m KIM i n Box 186, Mars h a l l . O K 73056 S e e kin g b i r thpl a c e & par e n t s of George Washin g ton MORGAN , b . 1 814, C a mpb e l 1 Co . , VA? Md. Su s a n - ?- (n ee d ma iden name) , b . 1 824, d •. 1879 • h er p ;;i r e n t s ? Wh e re we r e th e y bu r i e d? Will ia m Meredi th MORGAN, is a s on o:f G. W. MORGAN . Me r e d i th or Meride t h i s a l s o a family n ame . Ma ry MORGAN COUNTER, 24374 Joyce Rd . , Fl a t Ro ck , Mic hi g a n 48134 8 4 . d . 18 63 , 1'/ho w e r e 126 - 8 4. Wh o a r e t h e pa r Bot e t o uL· t Co .. VA ; md. E l i mo v e d t o Putn a m C o .. IN. B a rb ara K e t i.-i ·y tHJE S E . <! 07 e nts of Elijah JENKINS? H e w~l"s b. 15 Mar . 1770 , z n b e t h MYERS, 3 Nov . 1 7 96 i n Cl n l:l< Co. , KY. L ater Hi s p a r e n t s mi g ht hav e c ome fr om PA to Botetour t Co ., VA. Ea s t Ma r k e t, Do d ge Ci ty , KS 67801 Vir~ App&laohltUl Notes �I /18 127 - 84. Want all data on Thomas KELSEY; resided in Montgomery Cu . . VA, 180 3 1834, his wife, Eunice Thomas ST . JOHN . Also families of I srael COLE, III, d . 1792 and his wife Remember BURGESS of Washin gton Co . , VA . Also ElL·a.cer COLE , I II, and his wife Hannah ROUSE of Washin gton and Montgomery Cns . . v A. Eleazer and Thoma s later went to Dearborn Co . , I N. Barb a r a KELSEY BOESE 207 East Market , Dodge City, KS 67801 128 - 84. Who are the parents of Willi am CHAMERS and where w;-i s I\(.· born? in 1814 in Bath Co., KY, Rebecca GILL . She d . in 1822 and he· d . by 1H25 . were their children? Barbara KELSEY BOESE ( see address above.•) . He md . Who 1 29 - 84. $50 reward for proof of par ents and birthpla ce in NC u1 Wm. JONES, s/o a John and Polly. Wm. b. ca 1786; md . 1809 Rockingham Co . NC to Lurena STRONG: removed to Franklin Co., VA c a 1827, wher e he d . 1865 . Billie Redding LEWIS, 1104 Voncile St . , Lake Wales, FL 33853 130 - 84. $50 reward for proof of parent s and birthp lace in VA ol Mat thew MART I N SR., husband of Edith (STATON); res. Franklin Co . , VA where he d . Sept . 1853 . Is he of Matthew MARTI N family of Goochl and Co . or Nelson Co . . VA? Issue : Hezek iah, Matthew, John, Elizabeth, Margaret and Jan e . Billie Redding LEWIS, (address above) . 131 - 84. $ 50 reward for each: parent s a nd birthp lace of J ohn SHIVELY who removed 1790 from Frederick Co., MD to Fr ank l in Co . , VA and same for Peter SICKMAN-SIGMON b. ca 1745 and d . in Franklin Co., VA where will probated 1837 . Billie Reddin g LEWIS, (see address above) . 132 - 84. John ALLEN and Edna Dudley ALLEN-who were their par ents? Where were they born? Any info on the Pittsylvani a ALLEN' s would b e a ppr eciated. John & Edna had several children, some of which di ed in the Ci vi 1 War. W!lat were their names? One son, George Washington ALLEN, b. 1835 md. Eliz a Butler FARMER, b. 1841. Jodie UPDIKE, Rt . 1, Box 281, Billings, MO 65610 133 - 84 . Trying to find anything on Newton FARMER and Rebecca Dougla s FARMER. Their children were : Lucy, Rhoda, Chesley, Sally and Eliza Butler FARMER. Need dates and places of birth. Who were the parents of Newton a n d Rebecca? Tryi n g to find info on Mary Ann ELKERSON/ELLISON b. 1846 . P arents J ames E LKERSON an d Sarah. When and where were they born and died? Jodie UPDIKE ( see address above ). 134 - 84. Need info on the children of William (Petty) POOLE a nd hi s t hree wives . They were Lucy ELKERSON, Millie DAVID and Mary DAVIE. Children b. between 1841 and 1868 . They lived in Granville and Person Co., NC. Jodie UPDIKE ( see a ddress above). 135 - 84, Seeking info on Houston McCRERY of Botetourt Co ., md. Lucinda -?When? Their parents? Their dau., Margaret McCRERY b. 1846 in IN, md. Ne l son Caldwell THOMSON, son of John R. THOMSON and Martha CALDWELL THOMSON. Other children? Also THOMSON or CALDWELL info . Marcia THOMSON LOGSDON, Rt. 7, Box 53-C, Santa Fe, NM 87505 136 - 84. Seeking info on Joseph MILLS b. 1796 in VA. Md. Susanne -?- . Joseph was the father of David Burger MILLS who lived in Craig Co., VA. Joseph md. Julia sometime after 1850. Need names of children other than David. Mary LINK, Rt. 2, Box 24, New Martinsville, WV 26155 I 137 - 84. Robert Mason HUTCHISON b. 1780 in VA, lived in Craig Co . , md. Elizabeth Need additional info -parents, brothers, sisters, children? Mary LINK, {see address above) . -?-. 138 - 84. Need info about Nancy BELCHER, b . 1790 or 1800, md. Richard MAYNOR 11 July 1822, moved to Raleigh Co. (now WV) from Patrick Co., VA. Mary LINK , (see addres s above). V1rgtnta Appalaoh1an Notes �I I ' r 139 - 8 ·1. Inlu ncedL'd on John PEOPLES, b . 1776, md . Lucretia MURRELL, b . 1.77 9 . L ived SLJlli\'all Co . . T~ . Thom:is T ITSWORTH, b . 1730/31 d . 181 9, TN. Ri c hard MURRELL, 173~l-1H29 . Sullivan Co . . TN . Reg enia BONARD, Route #5, Box 1 02 , Fulton , MO 65251 1 ,10 - 8 ·1. St.:vk11Jg info on parents of Samuel WEBSTER and wi fe, Susanna h. L ived F1.- anklin Cu . a1· e:1 1788. Their dau . , Susannah, md . Edward BI LLUPS , I I , 18 Dec . 1788, Franklin C<J . Mrs . Elizabet h MOO RE PARKS, 80 Piki Dr ive, Sedona, AZ 86336 141 - 8·1. Svek111g arH:L·stry of two g - gra ndmothers : Sarah W. CHANDLER, b . 15 Nov . 1805 , Alb emarle Co . , md . Samuel L . BILLUPS, Kanawha Co . , 2 5 Apr. 1822, d . Wayne Co . , 27 Apr . 1HH7 . M;.iry (Polley) CHANDLER, b . Fluvanna Co . ca 1794, md . Olive MOORE, 6 Jun(· 18U8, Fluv:H111:l Co . , d . 23 July 1854, Kanawh a, Co. Mr s . Elizabeth MOORE PARKS ( see a ddr ess a bove) . 1 -12 - 84 . Seeking info on William WALKER (b . 1 760- 1770), md. Susannah GRAHAM, 18 Ju ne 1787 . Montgomery Co . , VA . Moved to Washington Co . , TN . Chi l dren : Mary (RECTOR) ; Jau e (HARTMAN), N:rnc y (JONES); John, md . Lucretia MARTI N, 24 Nov . 1824 in Was hi n gt on Cu . . TN; Wil 1 i am md . Mary BROWN; Anna (DEAKINS); An dr ew, md. Sarah BROWN; Margaret (HUNT) ; Susanna h. Could this William WALKER' s parents have been J ames <ind Mary GUFFY WALKER of Mecklenburg Co . , NC? Who were Susannah GRAHAM ' s par e nt s? J ean WALKER MATTHEWS, 11438 Seabr ook Way, Cypress, CA 90630 143 - 84 . Need inJo on S a mu el SHERFEY, b . ca 1795 in MD or VA, son of Johannas SHERFE Y/SCHERFFIG and Mary KAUFMANN . Samuel SHERFEY md . (1) Elizabeth SITZLER ( 2) V inic SHORT . Six c hildren : John , md. Susan Ernaline HALE, 17 Jan. 1839 in Was h i n gt on Co . , TN ,; Andrew; Sus:in; Cat h erine (HALE); Mary (BACON) ; Elizabeth ( CHASE). Whic:1 of Samuel SHERFEY' s wives was the mother of which children? J ean WALKER MATTHEWS ( see address above) . 1 44 - 84 . S eek i n g in fo on p a retns of Jo hn H . HORN, b . ca 1822 in Rockbridge Co . , VA . Confederate sol di er, d . 1863 at Po i nt L ook o u t, MD. Md. Sally SWEET, 8 May 1 845 . Th ey were par e nts of John W. , Henry, Ch arles, Cat he rine, Mary , Susan. Zack HORN, P . 0 . Box 382, B u e n a Vista, VA 24416 1 45 - 84 . Need par e nt s of Mary P olly ALLEN of Carroll Co., VA, b . 6 June 1801, d. 11 Nov. 1888, md . 2 6 Mar . 1819, Robert HAL SEY . Need parents and wife of Rev . John JON E S , JR . of Washi n gton Co . , V A, d. 1836, md . Elizabeth-?- , had dau. R ac h el , b. 1804 , w h o md . 18 1 9 S amu e l D . B I SHOP . Need parents of Juda PEAK of Gr ayson Co ., V A , b . 1791, d . 1 8 7 6, md . 1 81 7 Wi lliam HALSEY . Juda had a sister P at t ie. R ober t O . BATHIANY, 3613 SW 328 t h St . , Federal Way, WA 98023 146 - 84. I need i nfo o n a n y CALL l i v in g in T azewell, VA between 1780-1820. Fl e mm i n g CALL was b. t h e r e . I am f r o m hi s f amil y l ine. I need info on him and a ny oth er CALL' s l i v in g t h e r e . Fl e mmin g' s f at h er was Ruben Rush CALL. He md . Eli za b e th - ? - in T aze w e l l . P l ease send in f o and/or address of CALL's who still l ive in Tazewel l , V A . Sh i rley COWAN , P. O. Box 4 12, Hurricane, WV 25526 147 - · 84 . In fo n ee d e d on J o nath a n CREECH, SR . ; J o n athan CREECH, JR., Elisha ( L a r s h ) CREECH , W.H.H . Creech CREECH , D a v e CREECH who lived in VA and Harlan , KY i n 1 7 0 0' s a n d 18 00' s . L l oyd DEAN , Rt . 6 , Box 498 , Morehead, KY 40351 148 - 84. S eek a n cest o rs o f L e wis HARRIS, con s t able Russell Co ., VA 1809. Wife C a t h arin e. Son s : D a vid, J ohn, B e nj amin, Willi am, Martin . Lived in Scott Co. Remov e d to Vi go Co. , IN ca 1 8 2 8 / 9 . D i e d 183 1 . Said to have been related to H ARRIS fa m i l y , fo und ers of Harri sbu rg , PA. Dorothy P . MUNSON, 850 Aaron St., Apt . B-103, P ort C h ar l o t t e, FL 3 39 5 2 1 49 - 8 4. I a m t rying t o l Me r e er C o . K Y. Md . Na n c y an d J a m es . In a p u blis h ed th at E zek ie l was f r o m VA . 63122 o c a t e the p are n ts of Stephen LYON who d. in 1792 in -? - • Ha d f i v e sons : J oseph, Samuel, David, Ezekiel b i ogra ph y of o n e of Ezekiel's grandsons i t is stated Ru t h M. GULLBORG , #2 L amertin L ane, St. Louis, MO Virg.tnia Appalachian Notes �\ 1.;::,o 150 - 84. Seeking info on the parents of S amuel WITHROW who md. Hannah ALDERSON in Greenbrier Co . , WV on 5 Aug . 1 792 . Was he rel a tc:d tu John WITHROW and William WITHROW, SR. who bought the land of J oseph CLOYD in Botetourt Co, VA in 1796- 1797? Any info on t h e WITHRO W f a mil y i n VA would be appn:c:iatcd . Donald WITHROW, 1 0 Thorndell Dr . , St. Loui s, MO. 63117 151 - 84 . Seeking i nfo on the parents of John TOLL EY who 111uv1...·d 1 rum Huc:kbridge Co . , VA to Jackson Co . , WV sometime b e for e 1 8 4 0 . He may be the s:1rnc .John H. TOLLEY who md. Rebecca ROADS or RHODES in Ro c k bridge Co . , VA 011 6 Scp1. 1830 . At least one of h is children, Granvill e TOLLEY, was b . in Rockbirdi.;e C<..1 •• VA . Donald WITHROW (see address above) . 152 - 84 . Need the p a rents of Celia EDENS, b . 180 7 , Patrick Co . , VA. md . 1835 So l omon HYLTON, Floyd Co . , VA. Also need p a r en t s of Mary (Polly) MANNING, b . 1818, d. 1892, md. 1840 David WEDDLE, JR., Floyd Co . Was Mary a dau . of Will i am and Elizabeth MANNIN? Does a n yon e have any EDENS ( I DD I NGS) or MANNING i11fo or bibles? Mr . Jon Eric THOMAS, 201 Woodhaven Dr . , Lexington, NC 27292 153 - 84 . I am He lived in the bad a son, Elza EDENS f a mily of trying to locate any info o n o r descendants of a Luther EDENS . Meadows of Dan are a in Patri c k Co ., VA, ca 1880-1!:!20 . Luther EDENS. Does anyone have any i nformation on this or nny othe r P a trick Co.? Mr. Jon Eric THOMAS (see address above) . 154 - 84. I am compiling a book that wi ll cov e r a l l kn own i nfo o n the origins and fi r st few generat i ons of the HILTON family i n SW VA. The family c:on!"i sted of eight HILTON siblings : J ames, George, John B. , El i j ah, Nathaniel Newma n , Samuel, Elizabeth LEWIS and Esther SMITH Anyon e i nt e r ested in contributi n g t h eir research should con tact me . Mr . J ohn Eri c THOMAS ( see address ~bove ). 155 - 84. Seeking info about Jos hu a WI LSON b . 1 0 Se pt. 1740 wh o md . Cathari n e HOUGH/HUFF b . 6 Sept . 1748 (the dau . of Benjamin HOUGH/HUFF and Ruth-? Th e y l i v e d i n Bo tet ou rt Co . , VA and d. after 1820 in Roc k castle Co ., KY. Mrs . Bar bar a Ann RENICK, 311 Copa De Oro, Brea, CA 92 6 2 1 1 56 - 8 4. Seeking info about Elizabeth DIARMAN/DEERMAN/ D' ARMOND b . 3 1 Oc t. 1772 marriage bon d 4 Oc t. 1791 to J onah/Jon as WILSON in Mont gomery Co . , VA. She d . 2 2 Fe b . 1844 in Pu laski Co., KY. Mrs . Barb a r a Ann RENI CK (see address a b ov e) . 157 - 84 . Seeking info about Margaret Lillian DAVIDSON or FULKERSON ( ?) b . 8 May 1842 i n V A , WV or MO? Is she the Margaret DAVIDSON (b . 1843/44 MO) next to Mar garet DAVIDSON (b . 1813/14 VA) e numerated with S a mu e l WHEELER, Montgomer y Co . , MO 1 850 census? Widower Robert C. FULKERSON (o f th e Was hin gto n a nd Lee Co., VA FULKERSONS) md. the widow DAVIDSON in 1853. Mrs. Barbar a Ann RENICK (see add r e ss above) . 1 58 - 84. Seek ing info on Charles BALES, b. ca 1854, md. Lisa Jane MILLER . Childr en: Malissa; Alta, md. CRABTREE ; William King , md. Mau d Celia CLARK; Henry; Ma r iah , md. Tom CRISP; Thomas. Charles was son of Enoch G. BALES and El i z a b eth A. (WILSON?) BALES. Enoch b. ca 1828, son of William R. BALES, b. ca 1801. Bel ie v e d t o have CHEROKEE Indi a n blood in l i ne, seeking info on that . Families l i v e d Russell Co., VA 1880 . Irma D. BALES, Route 1 , Che s h ire, OH ·4562 0 1 59 - 84. Wish to correspond wit h Thomas TURNER an d wi f e Margaret of head of P lum Cr e ek in 1796 and 490 Thomas remar ry woman named Martha? Date died? Where bur ied? Children? 568 South J opli n , Tuls a , OK 74112 descendants or anyone having knowled ge of Montgomery Co., VA. He bought 8 0 acres on acres 1801. When Margaret d. (1820-30?) did Where and when were Thomas and Margaret md . ? I nfo on 2nd marriage? Mrs. Dorothy J. TURNER, 160 - 84. Who were the parents of William WEST, b. ca 1 782 in VA, who md. in 1804 Sarah (Sally) NEWMAN, dau. of Nimrod NEWMAN and Sarah ARTHUR, in Be d for d Co., VA and later went to I N? Who were the parents of Nimrod NEWMAN? When did they arrive in America ? Ni mr o d probably b. in Germany. Lived in Bedford Co . , VA a nd d. 1815 in Grainger Co. , TN. Richard HART, 2735 Forest Glen Trail, Riverwoods, IL 60015 Vll'glnia Appal.a.ohi&n No~ I I I �BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Cour.L STURGILL: A FAMILY '.!IS TORY by D?.vid Andrew Sturgill and Mack Howard Sturgill. This i s a hi~ toY-.f or U 1<: S ti~rc::i 11 fam ily. The book is divided i nto seven secti ons. It con tain:-; h1 ~tori,...., 1 t~d r.-enealogical background of the first five generati ons of the famil y to .t...1·11:r·i c-l. :-.. t.he fifth generation the family splits into two main branches o:f tr.c f'"1ml 1y :t:· "they e.·~ist today: STURGILL-STURGELL branch and STO:OOHILLSTOOCELL . The i;.lo~· :-ttLo:. l:.eluded in this book has records from many different sources collected o·:cr 3. period of 50 yec:.rs . These include public records, such as census , deed:-;, w i l l. , :t;"trriages , tax, leases, contracts and court records, other records fro m priv·ite rn.mily Bit-1es , church records, cemeteries, etc., are included. James Sturgill, who i:-: the common ancestor of all the fami ly died in 1803, and is buried in present Allr:.!trha..ny Co., Nort h Carolina . Each section is indexed. A S TURGILL family album o.f !iO p<1ge£ is included. The book has more than 600 pages, s oft cover . PriCQ .~. :"' . 00 .:t!Hl m-iy be ordered from Mack H Sturgill, Rt 3 Box 26.3, Marion , VA 2Ll-]54 . A :rr··. iew copy of the book has been placed in the Virgini a Room, Roanoke, Va ., City Public Library by the a uthors. * )( * * CURRENT GENEALOGICA L PUBLICATIONS , Volume 3 , 1984, by Claudette Maerz. This is a catalogue of' some of the availabl e genealogy books, family histories, quarterly publication:-> and family newsletters. If any member would like to submit advertising inserts in future volumes of "Current Genealogical Publications" please wri te Claudette Maerz, PO Box 37010, Bloomington, MN 55431 for details. A r e v iew copy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Library. * * * * * THE NUNNS OF XVIIIth CENTURY VIRGINIA by O. Norris Smith The Nunns of XVI Ith Century Virg inia with roster of 1300 descendants of the Henry County Clan is completely indexed, well documented, 43 papges and has a soft cover, the identified descenda nts of the several Nunn Patriarchs a re presented with vertical l i nes separating the generations. Many Nunn descendants have contributed to this compilati on . The price of the book is $6. 00 postpaid (NC sales tax 27¢). Order from 0. Norris Smith , 2 02 W. Bessemer Ave., Greensboro, NC 27401. A review copy has been placed in t he Virgin ia Room, Roanoke City Library. * * * * 1830 WAS HINGTON CO., VIRGINIA, CENSUS by James L Douthat Was hington County , Virginia, was formed December 6, 1776 from the County of Finc a stl e. The 1830 census of Washington County serves as a quick reference to those l iving in the c ounty on this date. This was transcribed from microfilm by James L . Douthat a nd h is review copy has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Vi rginia City Publ ic Library. The price of the soft cover book is $5. 00 plus $1. 25 pos tage, and may be ordered from Mountain Press , 2504 Kell Road, Signal Mounts.in, Te nn. 37377 . Vtrgtnta Appalaoh1an .Notes �WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA, BIRTJoIS AND DEATHS, 1853- 1892 has been published by the Holston Territory Genealogical Society in c o-operation with Bristol Tennessee/ Virginia Public Library. This includes the years 1853-59 , 1870-71 , and 1892 . Both birth and death records are completely a lphabeti zed in an index by the s urna mes . Slaves are given and listed by the given names , includi ng parents and owner and other vital information. The book has 245 pages , a soft cover , and may be purchased from Holston Territory Genealogical Society, PO Box 433 , Bris tol, VA 24203 . The price of the book is $20.00 plus $1 . 25 pos t age/handling . A gift copy has bee r. placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Li brary . A membership fee of $10. per year to the Holston Territory Genealogica l Society is avai lable . Watch for other publications, will books , deed books, etc fro m Sullivan Co ., TN and Washington Co, VA by the Society ** * * * * * * THE 1870 GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA, CENSUS INDEX i s now availabl e . Order from Mary Paul Beaudrias Shannon, Jl2 Horsley Dr., Pea ris burg , VA 24134 . The price is $5. oo. A copy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library by the author. SECRETARY'S NOTES 2 July 1984 Our meetings are held the third Saturday or each month at 1:30 p.m. in the Roanoke City Public Library Auditorium unless otherwise indicated. Perhaps the greatest change we have voted this year is the change From a Workshop each year to a larger Workshop in alternate years. Plans are under way For our 1985 Workshop and it will have a lot to oFFer. You will be hearing more about this later. We now have approximately 560 members. Our Treasurer reported a balance oF $7,236.86 as oF 31 May 1984. One hundred dollars has been donated to the Floyd County Library Building Fund. Members living nearby and using the Virginia Room are encouraged to oFFer their assistance to Mrs. Tuckwiller, librarian, in her projects to make the materials in the library more easily accessible to all patrons. We are especially interested in the project oF cross-indexing the reFerences to Families mentioned in Family history books which are not identi Fled by the titles oF these books. Attendance at our lest two meetings has increased. It could be that the word is getting around that Mr. H. W. Scott is bringing us the very beet oF programs. Coming up For August, September and October: Newspapers oF Franklin County, Virginia CraFtsmen oF Southwest Virginia - genealogical interest Field Trip to Lynchburg Court House Virgln1a Appal&obia.n Notes �, ' ===========-===== =============================================================== . •~ • , All b o oks s e nt will be rev i ewed as t i me a nd spa ce permit . Ple ase i nclude the price of t he boo k , any advertisin g ma teri al that you hav e ana -place from which a vailab . e Al l books will be plac ed in the Virg i n i a Room of' the Roanoke Central Public Library , Roano ke , Va . 1 or library ( local) of y our choice . Sena books t o be r e v iewed to : Mrs Ore n R Coun ts , 6804 Northwa y Drive NW, Roano k e , VA 2401 9 . BOOK REVIEWS : ===== ==== ~======~== ===== =======~==== = = == ===== === === ======== =========== =========== MATERIAL FOR P UBLICATI ON 1. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 8, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource 1776 Militia Payroll of Fincastle County; MacDonald Cemetery Survey; Price Cemetery Survey; Bishop Cemetery Survey; Snowville; Marriages and Deaths from The Herald of the Valley from 8 August 1820 through 4 July 1823; Historic Fincastle; Evans Bragg Family Bible Records; Baker Family Bible Records; Notes from Henry County Minute Books, 1777-1785; Will of James Bruce; 1920-1921 Deaths in Montgomery County, Alleghany District. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1984 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv8n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4907/VANv8n2.pdf 151a5aca8275c3f0c8b72359f646d281 PDF Text Text I - .. - ,Y ROANOK' Virginia Appalachian Cl y MAY 2 3 · BL PUB! IC LIR 4 MA Y 1 984 Notes I ~ ' Pitny~ ia / I .. Carroll Oonvilie • Golo• Ir • , .. .. -. • •• ..•\' ~!/f· . :.· .-.t . • ... ..;< • ~ ~ ~ ' S~uthwestern ~. .. Virginia Genealogicql Soc.iety ·~ Roanoke, Virginia ...·- PUBLISHED QUARTER LY ' ~ I • • r• I ~ - �SOU THWES TE R~ VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE OF FI CE RS Presid e nt 1 st Vice - Pres ident 2nd Vice - Pres ident Recording Secretary Corresp o nding Secretary Treas urer Ass t . Treasurer-Members hip Virg inia Applachian No t es Publis her Immediate Past President G E~ALC~I~AJ B0/1 R. L . Brickey H. W. ScoLt Norma Jean Peters Mrs . H~zel H~rvey Mrs . Mary Jane V""l.den Cal v in Weddle Evelyn Roberts on Mrs C. S . Fo wler , editor Or a B. McColman Mrs Nancy Barton Reid SvCIETf HD Jl+J,-9068 77h-002 0 563-1382 J6. - l1-07J 3 11-5- 1748 362- 8 080 J89 -9227 J45-8709 J66- 9142 98 9-9529 ( J42-9692 office) ( 387- 6470 office) COMMITTEES Program Chairman H. W. Sc o tt Myra Kagey 774- 002 0 Publicity Chairman Historian Hospitality Norman J ean P eters Mrs Gerri Glos h Mrs Belva Co unts Rober t G Phlegar Mrs . 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Make check payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society and mail to (for 1984) Evelyn M Robertson , 2800 Titleist Drive, Salem , VA 24153. She is our membership chairman for the year . ================================================================================= SVGS is tax exempt under the Federal Income Tax under sec tion 50l(c)(J) . Donors may deduct contri butions to us as provided in s ection 170 of the Code . Bequests, lega cies , d evises, trans fers, or gifts to SVGS are deductible for Federal estate gift tax purposes i f they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 2106 , a nd 2522 of the code. r f I ( . l �VIRGINIA APPALA CHIAN NOTES published quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. ==============================v111============================================= Volume / VII - Ne. 2 - May 1984 CONTENTS The President' s Message 4Ja Genealogy of Places and People 43 Franklin County, Virginia, 1830 Personal Property Tax List 49 Montgomery County, Virginia, Cemeteries 62 Surnames in Volume I, Pedigree Charts 64 Quarterly Reviews 72 Queries and Index to Queries 73 Book Reviews 79 =======================================================================:======= The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the 3rd Saturday of each month at the Roanoke City Public Library located in Elmwood Park. We meet in the auditorium (same place as before) but it is now on the first floor instead of the basement . (they changed the ~umbers of the floors.) Come early research in the Virginia Room - - and then meet with us at ls30pm. �THE PRESIDENT 'S MESSAGE Our Society is demonstrating an excellent beginning for the 1984 year which I trust indicates we can look forward to attainment of our goals for the year . We currentl y have a total of 507 members, including 52 new members who joined this year. Those who attended our last meeting on March 17th i n the street level assembly hall of the Roanoke Public Library were rewarded with an excellent presentation by Brenda Will iams on Craig County and the part played by its soldiers in the Civil War. Miss Wil liams and Mrs. Jane Johnston have almost completed their research on the above sub j ect, and those of us who have ancestors in Craig County look forward to their forthcoming book. Our next meeting on April 21st at l:so pm will be held in our above mentioned meeting place i n the Roanoke Public Library. Our speaker will be Ruth G. Blevins who will give us a presentation on Giles County. This County, adjoining Montgomery and Craig, was in the pathway of one of the immigration trails west . This should be a most int eresting presentation. Plan to be present. A couple of weeks ago, I received a letter from one of our members who lives in another state, congratulating the editor of our VAN, but adding that it would be even more appreciated by our out of state members if we could have additional space to publish our secretary's report . I have delivered this letter to the editor and the publisher of our VAN . Perhaps they can give favorable consideration to this suggestion. Cordially, Raymond Brickey, President =============================================================================== BARTHOLOMEW STOVALL TRICENTENNIAL to be held at Richmond and Powhatan, Virginia on August 17, 18 and 19, 1984. A total of 890 r ooms hav·e been reserved i n 5 motels in the west part of Richmond. Friday, Aug 17 - registrations, and getting acquainted. Saturday , August 18 - a choice of two a l l day conducted tours - Williamsburg or Historic Richmond. Sunday, August 19 - a picnic to be held on the land of Bartholomew Stovall in Powhatan County. For more information, write or call: Rollo P. Stovall, 3357 Espanola Drive, Sarasota, FL 33579. Telephone 813-924-8769 . =============================================================================== -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -----~----- -- - ------------- ------ - --- ----- --- "Everything is Coming Up Ros es :" -- 2nd Rose Genealogical Research Conference to be held July 27, 28, 29, 1984 at Marriott's SE , Denver, Colorado. Wri te to Rose Family Association, Christine Rose, CG & Seymour T Rose, 1474 Montelegr e Drive, San Jose, CA 95120 or phone (408) 268-2137 f or details and registration blank. ------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- ---- --~------------- ------------------ --------------------- ----------------------- POINDEXTER DESCENDAN'IB at Mountain Oak Lodge, mation write to Ronnie The PDA also publishes Poindexter Descendants ASSOCIATION ,-- is planning a reunion July 19, 20, 21, 1984 Branson, MO 65616; phone 800-528-1234. For further inforPoindexter, chairman, 3258 McGee, Kansas City, MO 64111. a newsletter -- for information on the newsletter write: Association, 310 W Lexington St., Wytheville, VA 24382 . �4J May 1984 GENEALOGY OF PLACE S AND PEOPLE by Cha r l es T Burton No.:{ JohN B~kER 9311c. IAJ,-tJ, f'1,J/ No.3 lo El1ZAbdh . r BRkt:R. -f-o (11-, R i sf1 R/i -.SnkEA tu•th dwt!l/1¥.f 'f8Ac The genealog ies of place names and people are clos ely interlaced . Eve r y person needs an address . so other people can find him. The early settler gave a name to his plac e by naming the creek on which he li ved. or mayb e, near-by mountain . The old settler away; ne w people wo uld c ome in. so and in li ke mann er. the place name hous& f6trc .. a would die, or move the people's names changed, someti•es changed. The sketch. above. wil l help me tell you about my place, and it ' s genea logy . an d the genealogy of it's people . I live on a small corner of the No. 1 lot. which is on State Route No . Vlrg1nia Appalachian Hot.es �44 · May 1984 799. My mailing address i s Tr o utv i l l e, Va . , Route No. 2, Box 11 1 , zip 24175. When the first whi te ma n came to t he area, there wa s no Troutville, roads, mail r out e s , o r z ip nu mbe rs. One of the first who ga ve his own are not sure how it was named for Tinker . white se tt le rs , i n th i s area, was Stephen Rentf r o, name to the creek that flo wed thro u gh his l a nd. We the Tink e r Cr eek got it 's name. On e theo r y be ing , one of Rent fr o 's sons , who h ad t h e f i rst name of James Cole came abou t th e s am e time as Rentfro , a nd o n 20 Sept 174 5 staked out 400 acres at t he in ter s e c t ion of Ren t fro a nd Ti n ker c reeks. This was pateneted to him , and he ma d e i mp ro v em e nts on it, as wa s required . It was an ideal loca t ion t o b u il d d a ms to pro v ide po wer to run mills. The improvemen ts mad e by Cole, ma y h ave i n cl uded a dam. The place then became known by t he n a me , Col e ' s i mprovement on Rentfro Creek. On 14 Ap r 1752, Cole sold to Georg e Robin son . As f a r as we k no w, Cole never lived on the land, but Robins o n a n d h is fa mil y made i t t he ir home . George was a capable a nd ind us t r io us ma n , a n d tr u sted by t he others who were coming to take up land , ne ar by. He b ecame Jus t ice of the Peace in 1753 , a n d Cap t ain of Fo ot in 1 7 54 . He d i e d i n 1763 , and by his will , con v eyed the pl a ce to hi s tw o e l des t so n s, Ja me s and Samuel . They , and their wi ves, o n 1 1 No v 1770, so l d to Th omas Ma dison . l t l. 't l l • Both the County , and the Par ish of Bot e tou rt were fo rmed in 1 770 . The Parish Church was soo n es t ab li s h e d in th e c oun ty seat, Fincastl e. Rev . Adam Smy th wa s tra nsf e r r e d , t o be com e t he Rec tor . A lar ge t ract of land was acquired from Jos e ph Cloyd , fo r a Gl e be . A Gleb e was land ow ned by the Church, on which the Rector could l ive , a nd work to suppo r t hi mself and family . However , there we re no improvements on the Clo yd t r act, so the Ves t ry asked for pe r mi ss ion to sell it , and purc ha se l and with improvements . Mr Madison convinced them , that his tract o n Rentfro Creek had improvements and was the tract they should pu r:- cha s e . In 1777 , the General Assembly authoriz e d the sale of the Cloyd place, and the purchase of Mr Madison's . So, beginning in 1777, Mr Mad i son and the Vest r y considered the tract we are talking about, by t he name "The Glebe . " Ra d ical ch an ges took pl a ce during and after the War. Pr operty that f ormerly be l o n ge d to the King , and the Church, became the property of th e Comm on we al th of Vi rg in i a . Until a new constitution was written, an d new laws pa s sed , it was a nybody ' s gu e s s , who owned what . Evidently Ma di son had never bee n pa id for the land , for, at his petition, the General Asse mb ly, o n 5 July 1784 , orde r ed that a grant issued to him, for it . It see ms, t ha t t h is was ne v e r don e , for we s e e t hat on another petition the Assembl y named tru s tee s , who we re t o mak e a deed to convey i t to the r i gh t f u l owner . No d e ed of thi s natu r e has be e n found, but on 14 Feb 1795, he co nve yed Th e Gle b e, n ow sa id to cont a in 404 ac r e s, to Christian Evers ol e. Eversole li ved in Maryland. Hi s s on - in - law, Henr y Bak er, c ame land t o l iv e , and to c a re for it . Evers o l e di ed i n 1805 , and de v i ;ed a n hal f i nte r est , of this lan d , t o Ba k er ; who , b y 1811 purchase d th e othe r half from the other h eirs, a n d t h us b ecame sol e owne r. V1rg1nia. Appalachian rr otes ( on the by will, , had the j �I 45 fay 1984 Henr y Baker died in 1837, a nd the tract was divided between the heirs. So me didn ' t lik e their parts , so a second survey was made on 23 April 183 8 . The plat at the beginning of this article, was taken from that surv ey . At that time, this place was known as both The Glebe, and Baker' s Mill ; and also Glebe Mi ll. f I I ( ( 1 I Now, l et me com ment, briefly o n each of the partitioned lots. Lot No. l, was 7 8 acres , a nd went to son, Christian Baker. I his was the l ower part, a nd lay on both side s of Tinker cree, and included the mouth of Rentfro Creek . The s urveyor sometimes called Fentfro Cree k, the Mil l branch of Tinker Creek. As I said, my home is in the extr eme no rthwest corner of this lot. Being raised to the miller trade Christi an soo n built his own mill a nd mill dam, on this part. The neighbor hood, then, began to be cal l ed Glei>e Mills, with the "s". The home he bui l t, at this place has been lately remodeled and restored and i s now the home of Mr Lawson. Christian used the power from his dam, not o nly to grind gra in, but also to card wool, and later, to run the f l ake hominy mi 11. As a child, my mother remembered the f l ood wate r s that washe d out this lower dam. It was never rebuilt The fl ake hom in y mil l was moved to t.he upper building and was operated by the po wer from the upper dam, for a number of years. Lot No . 2, was 43 acres, "including the mill " and went to son John Baker. He was n ot much interested in the milling business, so sold this part to other heirs and in-laws, and is said to have gone to the State of Ohio, and never retu rned . After some shuffling and movi ng of division lines , among the k in folks, John Layman was the owner of 74 acres, which includ ed t h e mill. He had possession of the 74 acres for about 20 years, and built t he dwelling house that stood across the creek from the Mi l 1. Mr Layman so ld to the McClures in 1863; and the y in 1873 sold 12 acres of it , including the mill and dwelling, with other bu i 1 din gs attached, known as Gl ebe Mi 11 , to my great - grandfather, Gi 1 es S. Thomas . Then his son, my grandfather, CB "Fal 11 Thomas , purchased 5 acres, that adjoined the 12 acres, and was the northwest corner of Lot No. 1 . When Gi les died, Grandpa bought out the other heirs, and became the owner of the Glebe Mills tract , but continued to live in the hous e he built on the 5 acres. After the death of Giles, the dwelling on the 12 acre part was used for several years as a canning factory, and' then just for storage, until it began to decay, and became unsafe, and had to be torn down. That was a sad day. Grandpa hired Mr Goad, a neighbor , who came with his ~ule, to remove the logs, one by one. This was in the ninete en twenties . A li t tl e late r, I will tell you a little more about the mill buildin g. lot No. 3, was 96 acres, and was assigned to the widow, Elizabeth Baker; containing the dwelling house and old burying ground . The dwelling was only about thirty-five yards from the Mill . I rem ember the out ward appearance; it was two full stories tall , with a l arge chimney in the center, and another on the right end. The lags had been covered with clapboards, and was a lwa ys kept whitewashed . On it's front, facing the mill, were four sma ll windows and th e door; just a plain wooden door, nothing fancy . The front porch was small. The ground sloped away, so the steps to the porch were lon g, maybe thirteen or so . On each s id e of the steps were stubs of l arge locu st trees, whose ( l Virg1n.1a Appalachian 1:-otes �46 May 1984 tops had been removed to protect the hous e. Ea ch t r ee was cove red by climbing ivy vines with red trumpet-shaped bloom s. I was ne ve r inside the house, but my mother spoke of i t as be in g p l ai n ly d e corated and like the outside, nothing fancy. She was fasc i nated with the ~nique stairway to the second floor . It wa s very narrow , with a door at bottom and top. You entered near the l a r ge f ir eplace downstairs made two turns and came out near t he f ir e pla ce u pstairs . Thus the stair circled the chimney. It was tho ug h t by the l a t t er owne;s that the left side of this house with th e cent r a l c himney, was built by George Robinson, or his sons. For so wa s t h e tra dition passed down. After the Bakers made this their hom e, i t re ma in ed in the hands of their descendants, until it was to wn d ow n. He n ry Baker's widow died in 1841, and their unmarried daught e r, Eli z ab et h , li v ed there until she died in 1870 . By her will, she c o n v e ye d to h e r niece sarah'L Baker who soon married Abraham W. Peery. From Pee r y , ow n e rship went to their daughter,_Bessie , who married a Mr Lon g, who replaced this stout old home with a more modern bun ga l ow, b ui lt on the same foundation, in the nineteen twenties . Lot No . . 4, was 90 acres and went to Jacob Layman. Lo t No . 5, of 100 acres, went to Jacob Eversole . These last.mentioned lots we r e higher up the creek , and, as far as I know, had little to do wi t h th e industry and business of the lower parts. Now , l et me tell you about the las~ days of the Glebe Mill s building. Yes , it was still known as Glebe Mills, even a fter the lo we r dame went out. My Grandfather had brought his saw mill from the woods and geared it to the water power; and ~lso ~uilt a bo x f a ctory , where thin wooden boards were cut and nailed into boxes and crates . I ha ve saved the most interesting part, at least the most interesting to me . I am told that the early pioneer, who wanted to build a dam, ' fe l led trees so they lay across the stream, some eight or ten feet apa r t . The space between was then filled in with rocks and dirt . this dam was also used as a way of crossing the stream , because whate ver t he power was used for; the crossing was needed. The contour of the gro u nd, a short way upstream from the mill site, indicates that s uch a dam existed there. There is evidence that the area above this dam filled up with mud, so that the dam at this place was useless. Th e new dam was further up stream, and was constructed of hewn timbe r s a ncho r ed to the rocks by iron rods wedged into holes drilled th e r e in. Th e wat er f l o~ed s w ~ft~y from the dam , along a ditch , called a race, t o nea r th e mi l l bulldi ng . Then it entered the trunk , a trough support e d on heavy wo ? d e n po s t - legs. The trough, or trunk, made a U-turn over the 18 f oot h lgh wat e r wheel. In this way the water, after it had rode the whee l down, would flow under it as it continued back to t he main channel of the c r e e k . Flowing under the wheel , would add just a little to the hors e power developed . The mill, you might size, but One floor it s elf, was o f br ick , a bout thirty - five feet square, and say two a nd a ha lf fl oo rs tall . The top floor was the same the slope o f t he roof limit e d th e head room at the eaves . was abou t t wel v e f ee t above the othe r . There were two out- VirSln1& Appalachian u otes \ ' I I ' �May l984 47 side d oo r s . Each was in t wo s ect i ons , so that on e ha lf could be opened and th e other remain sh u t . The door at the back, opened onto the g roun d, or l ower f l oo r . T he front door was on the main, or second floor. The walls of the fir st floor were twenty inches thick, and above tha t , s i xtee n i n ches . The windows were small, and of two sixpane s as h es each . The r e we re th r ee on the end with the wheel, five o n t h e o t h e r e n d , f o u r o n t h e l o v1 e r s i d e , a n d t wo o n t h e fro n t • Ab 0 u t h a l f t h e 1 o w e r f l o o r "' a s u s e d f o r s t o r a g e o f s u p p 1 i e s a n d e q u i p men t , th a t wo u ld n ot be harme d by dampness . The other half contained wo o d e n c o g "' h e e l s , l a r g e a n d s ma 1 1 , b e l t wh e e l s , l a r g e a n d s ma 1 1 , a n d othe r machin e r y . T he top fl o or was solely for the storage of grain before grin d in g . I f i , I Th e second flo o r wa s truly the central part of the operation. The nor th corn e r was partition e d off for an office, and contained a small firepl ace in t h e corner. As you entered the front door, from the l oading dock, around the wall, in a clockwise direction, there was Mr Baker ' s fl a ke hominy mill, t hen the clea n ing mach iner y; then one of the ston e burr mi 11 s, then alo ng most of the back wall was the Genuine Japanese S il k Bolting Mach ine, that Grandpa in stalled a short time before he c l osed the mill to public grinding. Al ong one of the office parti t i on walls was a large bin for the bulk storage of the finished f lour . Bet ween this bin and the Bolting Machine was the machine to power-pack flo ur into barrels, for shipment; one hundred and ninety- six pounds to the barrel. In the center there was the stairs, l eading down; the one l eadi ng up, was in the left corner of the b a ck wall. I n the center, by the stairs, was the biggest and best burr mi 11 . Now, come along wit h me as my Grandpa took me on my first guided tour. He no long er g round for the public, but did gr ind for himself. On this tour:t we ground some whole wheat midlings for the hogs. I was on l y about five years old, but I was a part of the operation . I have a l ways been interested in a ll k inds of machinery, so this day is a high-light in my memory. I was lifted up so I could stand in the window si ll , a n d watch as he exp lained :t and showed me how to start the mi 11. The water gate was cranked open to just the ri gh t spot, until the water got the wheel turning at a prett y good speed, then c l osed to anoth~r spot where the speed was just right . As the wheels, in side and outs1de:t responded to the power of the water, the floor shook, and the air was filled with groans and grow l s; but t hat was as it s h ou l d b e. We then went to the mill that was in the midd le o f the floor, and opened a little door that a llow ed a trickle of wheat to go into the top . As the ground feed sl i d down t he shute, Grandpa caught a 1 i ttl e, for testing between thumb and fo refin ger. After the adjusting whee l was in exact l y the right position, I was again lifted so I co u 1 d ca t c h some o f the feed i n my ha 11 d • It was exp 1 a i n e d to me that a good mi 11 er checked the fee d this way pretty often to be sure it was fine enough and was not too fine and not getting too hot. At that age I was anxious to know al l about everything, and I believe Grandpa was happy to te l 1 me . He turned the Cleaning Machine on for just a l i t t l e, so I could see how it work ed, how the fan blew away the chaff and dust, how t h e three trays, each with different s i z e ho l e s, shook back and forth as the g rai n passed along . First th e �Ma y l98 4 48 small holes allowed the fine dirt and dus t to fal l through. The next tray had holes a little larger , to let the sma ll est grai ns to through. The next larger holes would l et the nice fat good gra ins to onto the conveyor belt to the stora ge b in. Anything too large to go through any of the holes, went on over and_ fell.into the box t o be thrown out. He didn't start the flake hominy mill, but did show me how it worked. The bottom of the machine was round and sl i ts wi t h sharp cutting edges similar to a hand shredder I had seen used in t he kitchen, to shred cabbage for slaw. When the softened corn ker n e ls entered , wooden paddles turned and pushed them over the cutting ed ges, which sliced them into very thin slices. These sl i ces were then dr i ed in the sun and stored. Grandpa said somtimes these slices were toaste d in the oven and became corn flakes. Fo r the n ext s evera 1 year s , if anyone asked what I was going to be whe n I grew up, the answer was sure to have been, a miller. I wanted to tell you these things while I still re member them, we ll . That thing called Progress has removed so much of what u sed to be. In Robinson's time, the public road forded the Renfro Cr eek ju st a bove the division line between Lots No. 1 and 2; a nd the mill was reached by a lane that ran between the mill and t he Robinson home. Hhen it was decided to bridge the creek, the public road follo wed the mill lane past the house and made a sharp turn back to t h e creek . In the eariy nineteen hundreds, the roller mill was developed, which turned out more flour with less power, so the days of the old rock burr mi ll s were numbered. So repairs were not kept up on dam or mill . In 1919 the upper dam went out; the old shingle roo f of the building beg~n to leak the woodwork began to rot, and the bricks be ga n to crum ble in places ' ma k i n g i t u n s a f e for the s i g h ts e er ~ a n d the l i '!es to c k t h a t 9 r a ze d ' around it. After some of the mach1~e~y, and fin e lumber was removed, char ge charges of dynamite were placed at 1t_ s base, and Glebe Mills di e d. that was a sad day in the nineteen thirties. Several years after the building was gone, the road was changed a gain, so that it now passes directly over the spot. The spot of land will remain forever; the names man assign to it change; the names of the people who pass by change; the names given the place and the names of the people live on only in the memory . =============================================================================== PALATINE TRANSCRIPTS - a catalogue of genealogy and local history books - cost $1. 00. Order from: Arthur C. M. 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For information write: SAGA, PO Box 15385, Savannah, GA Jl416. =============================================================================== V1rg1nja AppalachJan I:otes �•'ay 1984 49 FR.4:KI..IN COUNTY , VIRGINIA con ' t from Fe b , · ~4 . p 11 A List of Taxable property wi t hin t he d i str ict ofRobert Hairston Commissi oner of the Re venue in t he County of Franklin For the y ear 1830 H CJ > w 0 en Q) I I I * - U) w 0 Q) Cl) Cl) Cl) H Q) H rd ~ rn Q) rn Q) 0 Q) rd (/) Q) Persons Name s Persons Names 0H>-4 Cl) Q) ..-l w l--1>-t w w Chargeable 00 tin H ..-l c Chargeable 1-l Q) N C'l3 0 Q) Q) N C'd 0 wi th Tax with Tax z.--. ::r:: ClU 0 z ..-I ::c0 Cl 5- 6 Andr ews Haley 3 4 1 37 5-5 Bozwe ll John 9 4 4-22 Ak ers James 1 20 Boyd Wi lli am 08 2 As hwor th 2-25 Brezendine S t e ph e n 2 Lan k for d 16 2 6 An g l e Peter 1 2 51 1 Branuner Robert 3 3 3-5 Arrin g ton 4-6 Bowles George 2 Ab sa lom 1 08 5 - 5 Bernard Benja2 3 28 All e n William min Se n 2 16 2-24 Brammer Willian 1 All e n William 20 Brarruner Noah 2 Jr 2 16 1 Behel er George 1 3 Ascue William 1 25 Bell James 08 5 5 5-7 Arnold J a me s 3 3 1 29 5-5 Brown John Sen 1 6 5 Age e Isaac 2 16 Brewer Sackfille 1 1 2-1 Ak e rs Step h en 1 2 51 4-5 Belc her Isham 6 5 4-5 Adams J ohn 1 08 5-5 Bondurant J ane 2 1 2-1 Arthur Lewis l 3 24 2 - 2( Barnes Perme li ~ 1 5-6 Allen J eremia t 1 08 2 - 2~ Brezendine Wm 4-22 Ashlin Chesley 4 3 1 64 Sr 1 3-5 Arrin gton 4- 2~ Brewer William 2 Samuel 2 16 ~Br oady Wil l iam4-5 Adams James 16 2 son 1 5-5 Arrin g ton 2 - 1 Brooks William 3 2 C h arles 1 08 5-5 Brezendine Bannister 1 1 5-20 B e lch er Ben 1 08 12-1 Behe l er John 2 jami n !Bottom James 7 4 5-6 Bi s h o p Josep h 5 40 14-22 !Bird Elijah 1 7 Bondu rant 15-5 !Burdett Jarvis 2 3 1 08 14-6 Brooks J esse Thomas 1 3 2-25 Bird Susan ~-2!: Belcher Franci~ 6 4 16 2C Barrott John 2 ( R'd ck) 1 5- 5 Burwel l John 5-5 Brooks Andrew 2 1 1 45 26 178 3 2- 2!: Bell John M. S.Ex'er of Wm. A. ! Belcher William Burwe l l d ec 'd 2 ( s.ck) Blankinship 5-5 :Bradley Arc hiS a muel b ald B u rwell John S 21 14 2847 t3-28 Brogan Robert 1 4- 5 Boyd Samuel li-22!Bailey Washing1 1 08 (F . N . ) ton s . Q) I H C<l (.) ? Q) U) . H Q) (J *l Stud $10 Cl) H rd ..-I ..-I rn w i::: OU 0 Q) 3 47 16 70 1 29 16 94 08 16 59 2 15 83 43 2 50 78 08 35 16 08 1 21 43 16 2 77 08 94 59 2 42 08 51 08 16 08 08 �50 A List of Taxabl e property within the district of Commissioner *-t!:te--Revenue in the County o f Frank lin For the year 1830 1~> . Q) Cf) Cf) Q) w 0 H Q) C'\1 0 QJ .. Cl) .. H tJ > 0 j Q) Cf) Cf) Cf) H Q) u w H C'\1 . Cl) Q) QJ Persons Names H :>-t C/) Persons Names . H0 :>-i Q) w Chargeable w b[) b.O H Chargeable H C'\1 Q) C'J 0 Q) QJ N 0 cU 0 w··_th T 3.X with Tax a Zr-I ::r:: QU Cl Zr-I ::r:: 5- 5 Bird William 3 24 3- 1(•Carter Dabne y 1 (Sims Ck) 2- 1 Campbell Wm 3 2 4-22 Berger David 2 1 78 (Snow C) 5- 5 Bird John 1 08 4-22 Chandler Rusi a 2 (Wm's 8'10) 5- 3 Cannaday Ma r1 1 4-22 Burton Ji nney 1 08 tha 2- 20 Barnes Austin 1 08 5- 5 Cooper Lank stor: 1 5-19 Bel c her ThomaE 1 08 Cunningham 5- 5 Board Will i son l James 2 3 35 Bird John Sen. 2 16 Clement George 4- 5 Bowl e s J er e1 08 w 8 6 mi ah Campbel 1 Thomas 2 2-24 Boyd Hugh. Jr . 1 08 4- 5 Cannaday Charles 5 4 5- 5 Bondurant John 1 35 3- 1 Crump W~ . lliam 4-22 Brewer Arthur 1 08 Jr . 6 2 5- 5 Browne Tarlton 3 1 1 13 4-22 Colhoun & McBrewer Hopkins 1 08 Cr eary 2 4-22 Bantf Thomas 08 1 Chandler Moses 1 2 3-28 Board Christo- 2 2 86 2 3 5 Cooper George pher . 5- 5 Coleman John 1 5- 5 Bennet WillisH 1 08 4- 6 Craig Thomas Br adner John A 1 08 Sen. 7 8 2-25 Bell Peter H. 1 08 2-24 Callicoat John Bell James H. 2 16 1 3 B. 5- 5 Bradner Henry 1 08 4- 6 Craig David 1 2 2-24 Boyd Nathan 1 08 3-28 Cannaday David 3 4 3-28 Brogan John l 08 2 - 1 Cooper Sterlin~ 5- 5 Blunt Charles 1 1 43 6 5 Sen. Belcher Pru2 2 86 5- 5 Crump George 9 6 dence 20 Cockran Isham 2 2-20 Bird Luke l 08 3 i · 5 Craghead Polly Chavis Ellison 2- 1 Cousins John 2 2-24 Clay Ezekiel 3 24 (F . N. Campbell Peter 2 16 3-28 Cannaday ,James l, 6 5- 5 Chavious Elli1 08 10 Carmichael Wm 3 2 son 28 Cann a day Eliz2 3 Cundiff Isham& 2 16 a beth 3 Cook John 1 3 59 4- 5 Cook Benjamin J . 1 Crump Wil l iam 5 4~5 C;.1i t wood Mat2 Sr . 11 14 4 97 thias 3 3 1 29 4- 3 Cumpton P trick 2- 1 Clay William jl QJ QJ C'\1 Cl) r-1 w r-1 ~ Virginia. Appa.la.chian I·:ctes Cl) Cl) H C'\1 Cl) r-1 W r-IC 0 Q) ClU 08 1 21 16 43 08 94 1 28 16 2 07 2 26 16 51 94 35 3 09 59 51 1 37 2 50 3 63 16 1 13 16 2 58 1 21 94 08 16 08 �51 May 192,l;, List: of T a xable property with in the district of Robert Hairston Comm i ssi o ner of the Revanus in the County of Franklin For the y ear 1 830 A H 0 (/) U> H Cl.l cu Person ~· Names 8 ~ C) Q) > w > . H u (l) cu .µ Q) 0 C/) ~ Cll Cll H Cll H ., I ' I ' ' L ** C/l H ~ ~ ~ <U Persons Names ~~ Char o-ca ble oo H ...-l ~ .w Chargeable bO H ..-l ~ CU ...::> Cl.l N 0 QQ) CO h Q)N 0 O<l> wi t:h Tax z .---1 ::r:: ciu ci wit Tax Z..-l ::r:: ou 0 .._~~t--~~--~~~~.i.:.=~~~..:.......;..-=-----#_;_;__+-~~~~~~~-t-~-t--;-~~~--1 1 0 8 5-20 Carper Moses G. 2 16 C um p t on Cale b 2 51 5- 5 Dale Ri c hard 1 08 1 2- 1 Coope r Her b e rt 5 2 50 Dehaven Isaac) Co o k John W 6 1 37 Sr .) 3 4 11 10 4 65 4-20 Cook B e n j amin Abraham & Jesse dcc 'd Dehaven Isaac 5- 5 Cop e l a nd 1 08 Jr. 1 1 48 Eli 2 ab e th 4 2 3 24 46 Doss Robert 16 Crumb John 2- 1 1 43 Di xon Nathl. 1 5- 5 Comb s Gilb e rt 1 2 1 78 (Lfree)? 4-22 Choi ce Tulley 08 1 08 6 Clower John Jr Dickenson 11 ·6 Pl ea s a nt 4 33 Coop e r Wi 11 i run Dillion Micajah 3 2 8 16 1 24 Jr . 1 53 5- 5 Cundif'f' Wi l son 1 08 15- 5 Dudley Stephen 3 6 1 3 2-2 4 Cunningham 2- 1 Dudley J a mes 59 Ambrose 1 3 4 1 37 08 5- 5 David Abraham 4- 5 Cooper SterDunman John 3 3 1 29 1 ing Jr. 1 35 2- 1 Doughton John 1 4 67 5- 5 Cr ag he ad 24 Dillion San1l Sr 4 3 1 64 1 Townsend 1 43 4-22 Dunn Thomas Sr 4 2 1 56 1 08 Cra g head Dunn Thomas Jr 1 08 William 1 08 5- 5 Deering John 4- 5 Dickenson 2 - 1 Childress 4 33 Henry 5 2 1 91 11 6 Josi ah W. Crowder Wi lliru1 59 1 08 5- 5 Davis Lewis 1 3 3-27 Cl ark Henry Jr. 1 08 4- 5 Dillion Marlin 24 3 4- 6 Crai g Thomas 5- 5 Di ckenson Jr . 1 08 George W. 1 08 7 5 - 5 Crafton Mary 2 2 61 2- 1 Dillion MeriC u ndiff Isham 67 1 4 dith Jr . 1 08 24 Dillion Thomas 2 16 3-16 Cooper Iles 3 24 1 08 5-5 Davis Thomas 20 Clay John D. 1 08 Dickenson John 08 l 27 Cl ark Henry Sr. 1 08 Sr . 4- 3 Claiborne Wn A 7 3 3 34 2-24 Dillion Saml. 24 3 5 Cook Ben j . F. ) Jr . 08 Exor.of ) l Dixon Edmond Samuel Cook ) 5- 5 Dickenson & de c 'd ) 7 6 2 93 94 2 3 Nowlin Custard Henry 2 16 5-4 Dobbins Thomas 08 1 5-20 Cockran David 1 08 4-22 Dunmon James W 08 1 w w * ~ co Cll B~ ~ <U * ** 1 Stud $8 65<; 1 Gig Virginja Appa.la.ch1an 1~·otes - - - -- �52 May 1984 A List of Taxable property within th e dist r i ct of Robert Ha i rs ton Commissioner of the Revenue in the Count y o f Fran klin For t he year 1830 )../ Q) () :> u 0 H Q) Q) Q) .u cu Cl 5- 5 4- 5 2- 25 3- 5 5- 5 3-10 5- 5 2- 1 4-22 1 22 3 5- 5 3-10 2-25 4- 5 5- 5 4- 5 6 5- 5 4- 6 2-20 5- 5 4-22 5- 5 2- 1 4- 6 3-28 2- 4 4-2 2 Q) U) H cu () ~ 0 (/) UJ Q) :> ~ (/) Q) Q) Persons Names H0 :>-< (/) OJ) Chargeable H Q) N 0 with Tax Zr-1 ::r: David Isaac 3 Dickenson . Jane 1 Dudley Thomas Jr. 1 2 Draper Sarah 1 Eanes Edward S 2 Ellison Peyton 4 Eids Mary 4 1 Ellis Zachariah 1 Eubank James 1 1 Edwards William H. 2 1 Edmonds . Joseph 1 1 Easter Wiley 1 Eids Joseph 1 Edwards John 2 Eids John 1 Ellison Thomas 1 Foster John 2 Finney John Sr 4 5 Finney Zachari ah3 4 Farmer John 1 Farmer Freelaic 1 Ferguson Jeremi ah 1 6 Finney Peter 14 7 Ferguson George Sr 14 5 Ferguson George W. 1 Finney Elizabeth 6 3 Farmer Dudley 2 Farmer Matthe\\ 2 3 Fishbourn Jacol 1 5 Fri th Thomas 3 2 Ferguson Samuel H. 2 Fral ing Hen r y Jr . 1 2 Fraling David 1 2 UJ Ul H ct! Q) CJ) r-1.U r-1 i:: 0 Q) ClU 1 1 1 5 5 2 1 Q) .w ct! Cl 24 5-5 Farmer Samu e l 35 2-1 Finn e y J o hn Jr 5-3 Fields Ri c h a rd 51 2-22 Feaze l Aa ron 08 20 Feazel J er ush a 16 4-6 Ferguson Ben32 j a min 48 2-1 Gadd Willi a m W. 08 3-28 Griffith Da nie] 43 5-5 Graves David 4-6 Good David Sen 78 5-5 Gothard James 43 Gormon Armste a c 08 5-5 Gilbert Samu e l 08 4-5 Gilbert Ke muel 16 c. Sr. 08 Gilbert Mich08 ae l Jr 16 22 Gregory Wm H. 80 5-5 Glass John 37 3-21 Gallaspey 08 Ea van Sr . 08 1 Grimmett Nicholas 83 28 Gustler Jacob 46 27 Gillinwater Absalom 30 28 Griffith John Gallaspey Wm J:r 08 4-22 Good Jacob Greer Charles 34 2-1 Gilbert Kemuel 16 c. Jr. 94 4-22 Good David Jr. 75 3-~ Griffith Eavan 21 Griffith David 4-22 Greer James 16 20 Greer Richard 2-1 Grimmett Josi all 51 Ga llaspey J e re51 miah * ** Virginie. Appalachian r-:otea Persons Names Chargea ble with Tax $1 Carryall; $1 Carryall 70~ 0 H cu ~ U) U) H cU (/) Q) Q) H ~ bl) QJ N (/) ...-l H 0 ...-l Z r---l ::x:: 1 1 1 1 1 , .w S:: 0 Q) OU 08 08 35 08 08 1 E 1 99 08 51 1 56 1 02 08 08 75 4 E 1 80 1 4 l 9 ~ 67 08 5 09 ] 08 Li 67 08 5 ' ] 1 4 ~ 2 4 ~ 1 l 1 c ] ~ ~ ] ] 2 ] ] ] ~ 1 ] 1 ] Gig * 08 16 16 08 08 78 08 1 08 16 08 08 08 08 ** �53 May 1984 A List of Taxable propert y within the district of Robert Hairston Commissi oner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the ye ar 1830 ~ > C/) Q) Q) LJ cu Cl 4- 5 5- 5 3-28 5- 5 2- 1 3 - 28 5- 5 I, I 4- 6 cu Q) Persons lames 0)..., >"" 00 Chargeable Q) N with Tax z~ 11 Gill Dorothy Greer Moses Jr Admr. of t h e) E state of Swi-1 nficld Hill ) ) 1 dec'd Gl ass Dudl ey Hodges Henry Hodges Robert 1 (Owe n s Cr) Hut son J oe l · 2 Hamb l i n Thoma !: Hunt S t ephen 5 Hai rst on J o hnA Ha ggoo d Anderson 3 Hunt Ri c h ar d (FN) 5- 5 Hayn es Robert 2 -1 0 5- 5 2- 1 25 10 4- 5 5- 5 4 - 22 5 5- 5 3 5 4 - 22 Holl an d Andy Handy Geary Hod ges Gabriel Hou sma n David Hayn es Lewis Hut cheson Wil liam Handy Nicho l a~ Hancock Benj. Sen. Hodges Jo el Henry Benj ami:r: Hodges Burwell Hodges L ewis S en. ( Wm' s son Holland John) M. , Ex' or of) John Ashworth ) d ec ' d Jo seph Hiett Hodg es Reuben Hunt Dani e l B. > 0 Q) C/) )..., - C/) 5 3 3 C/) H 0 ;:c: 6 1 1 3 1 3 3 4 4 2 4 2 1 2 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 (/) H cu (/) Q) 1 2 CJ Q) LJ 0 . H u Q) 2 3 2 5 Ul Q) w Q) Cl) H cu Q) Pers ons Names 0H>-4 Q) ..-I LJ 00 w Chargeable ..-I ~ Q) N 0 Q) ctl with Tax z..-1 O U Cl 3 4 33 5-5 Hunt Owen 4 -22 Hodges Andrew 1 Hix Howard Hale Thos. Jr. (Jno' s son) 35 2-25 Hutcheson Matthew 08 08 4-6 Hodge s Peyton 5-5 Ha ncock Benj. 11 Jr. 59 flolland John M. 11 08 Haynes Stephen 11 94 Housma n Peter 24 Horseley Wil 2 07 liam 2 Hal e John Sen. 1 37 4-22 5-5 Hodges John (Bed's son) 08 86 4-22 Ha ll John (Cll's s on) 2 07 Ha irston Rober , 15 16 2-1 08 4-22 Hodges Booker 1 16 5 -4 Hunter John 1 29 6 Hodges John (Redhead) Hall Judah 1 29 08 14-22 Hall Wiley 5 Hazlip Spencer 1 1 6 3-10 Haynes John Huff Is aac 08 43 Haynes Drewey 08 4-22 Hurt Ira Hale William 9 08 2- 1 Hues Rice Holland Peter) 4-20 H . ' Jr .' Admr) of Wm McCa ll ) ) 51 dec'd 2 1 29 4-5 Haz lip Richard 16 Holland John 5 Hutson Wm (mag 40 3-28 Virgin1a Appalachian r;otes .. Cl) Q) (/) H 0 ::r:: 5 1 (/) H cu Cl) 0 Q) ..-1 w ..-1 i:: QU 2 1 45 08 51 2 16 2 1 16 6 5 6 4 4 33 4 25 4 33 32 2 2 86 16 2 16 1 7 08 81 5 08 43 1 1 08 2 1 1 1 1 4 16 08 08 2 16 08 16 3 47 1 2 4 2 2 4 1 43 08 32 86 16 2 07 08 �54 May 1984 A List of Taxable property within the district of Robert Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 . H - cu C/) CJ) Q) :> H cu Persons Names 0H~Q) Q) .µ bO Chargeable Q) N cu with Tax Z...--l 0 5-5 Hall Robert 4-22 Hodges Jo ab 3-28 Hale Lewis P . 5- 4 Hill Aliannah 13 4-22 Hale John Jr . 2 - 1 Hodges Robt. (Robt's son) (Ches't Mt ) 5- 5 Haley Edward 2- 24 Hall Joshua 3 3-10 Huff Jacob 4- 5 Holland Thos. 2 J. Jr. 5- 5 Hunter Robert 1 3-28 Halley James 4- 6 Hale Thomas (R M' t) 6 2-24 Helm Daniel 25 Hollins John * 5- 5 Housman Adam Hodges Robt. (Robt's Son) (Owen's Ck ) Hubbard Moses 1 Hodges Ashford 13 Hale John s. Harriss Josefh 2-25 Jinney Isaac 3-10 Jones John (Thos. ' son) 2 2- 1 Jarrett Adda Sen. 4- 3 James Catlett 8 6 Inglish Stephen 2 1 2-25 Jinney Moses 5- 6 Jarrett Adda Jr. 3-28 Ingrum Alex3 antler 10 Jimmison Samuel 2-25 C/) Q) C/) H 0 CJ) H Q) CJ) ...--l .µ ...--l s::: Q) ::z:: OU 1 08 1 08 1 08 4 14 87 1 d8 08 16 1 08 2 11 21 1 2 2 1 1 86 43 08 2 12 26 08 l_ 08 16 2 1 B 00 1 1 59 08 08 08 08 3 94 3 1 1 Q) CJ) C/) 0 ~ 0 Q) 0 CJ Q) .µ :> . H () Q) 08 4 t3 12 1 2 70 51 2 16 6 .. 53 8 Ii: 14 H cu - (/) Q) 0 Q) Persons Names (/) H!:->4 )-I µ bO Chargeable Q) N 0 cu with Tax :z ..-4 ::x:: 0 4 3 3- 1 J ones Edward 7 3 24 J ones Isaac Sr 1 1 5-6 Inglish James 3 4 James 3-1 Ingrum 2 2 5-6 J ohnson John Sr 19 10 20 James Spencer l 2 4-1 Jones Robert l-24 Jones Thomas 4 3 De c 'd 2 2-1 James Samuel 2 3-3 Judah Manuel ,. 4 ... 5 Jeff er son Field ~ John Jr Johnson 2 ~ 3 - 1 Inglish Thomas 1 5-6 Inglish Willia~ 1 3-28 Justic e James l_ 4 Hannah 2-25 Jenney 1 Fleming Jinney 1 3-10 Jinney Lydi a 1 James William :: Ingrum Pleasant Chas . Inglish 5- 6 ] 1 (Wm ' s son) 1 2-25 Jimmison Lewis Jr , 1 Isaac Jones 3- 1 1 Bala 5-6 Johnson 1 3 - 1 Inglish Henry 1 Jones Sally 1 2 Jones Lewis l 4-22 Jesse John MatJackson 2-1 3 ~ thew w. 1 Jenkins Henry 1 25 Jinney Nathaniel 24 Jones Isaac sr: Admr. of Abra- : 1 ham Jones dee 'dt 2 5-6 Jefferson Wm & E: Wm Robbins GreJefferson 1 ensville Q) CJ) H cu CJ) ...--l µ ..-4 0 s::: Q) OU 1 37 1 61 43 64 l 86 7 45 51 1 64 16 70 1 64 16 1 02 08 08 67 08 35 08 24 43 08 08 08 08 35 08 08 1 71 08 08 78 48 08 *l Stud $8 Virg1n1a. Appa.la.ch1an lJ"otea _J �'ay 55 1984 A List of Taxable proper ty within the district of Robert Hairston Commiss i oner of the R9vanu a in the County of ··Franklin For the year 1830 µ > 0 .w ro Cl 5- 5 5- 5 5- 5 4- 5 3- 1 4- 6 5- 5 3 -28 1 2- 1 4- 5 5- 5 3- 6 4- 6 254- 1 5 6 5- 6 4-22 5- 6 45- 3 6 5 3- 1 {/) )...I <l) C1j ~ C/) CJ Q) w ~ 0 {/) Q) . H C) LJ Q) Q) CJ) H Q) ti) tll H Cl) cU .. ti) Q) C1j (/) 0 Q) Q) Q) Persons Names Pers o ns Names 0)...I~ {/) Q) ,...-4 w 1-l >-4 C/l bO w H bO H ,...-4 c Chargeable Charge nb le Q) N <l) N 0 Q) 0 0 Cd with Tax with Ta x Z....-l ::i:: z~ ::r:: 0 u 0 Keen David 1 1 2 16 Ke st l e r He nry Kemp Michael 1 Ke mp Wm. 1 (Robt' s son) 08 4- 6 Keatts & Williams 1 2 Ke mp John 1 (Jou rdan ' s son 1 08 ~- 6 Key Martin 2 1 ~- 6 Kemp Adria Kemp Jam es 1 King Jesse (Robt s so n) 1 1 43 Ke mp Th o mas Sr 6 4 2 42 5- 6 Law Burwell Sr 11 15 Kirk J a mes 1 1 1 08 Law Thomas Kin g S-Lcpben 4 32 2- 1 Lacy John 5 4 Knowl es J o hn 3 24 3- 1 Law Daniel 1 4 Kemp Robert 5- 7 Lavender John Sen. Sr. d ec 'd. 5 2 1 91 4 3 3 Kennet Zac h~- 5 Love Henry ariah Sr. 1 08 t2- 1 Lacy Francis 2 2 Kemp J ohn Sen 4 5 1 80 ~- 5 Lavender Thorn Kidd John 2 2 86 ton 2 1 Kirk William 1 08 3- 1 Lavender Kemp Jourdan Chilton 2 2 Sen. 3 5 1 45 Lavender Keen Elisha & Willi a m 1 Mother 5 4 2 07 5- 7 Lavender Josept 1 Kennon He nry 2 4- 3 Luke William (FN) 1 1 1 43 2- 1 Lasure Martel Keen Thomas s 7 3 2 69 3-28 Lewis Samuel B. 2 Key Geor ge Sr 1 2 51 2-24 Law Henry 2 Knowle s Mich1 Law John Sen. 1 2 ael 1 08 5- 6 Law Rachel 2 2 Kemp Ezekiel 1 1 43 '1- 5 Law John Jr. 1 Kemp Nathan 1 08 ~-24 Lemmon Benja.mit 1 4 Kemp Robert 1 Law Adam 3 3 1 (Thos. son) 3 59 Lasure Grandi1 Kemp Wm. son B. 1 (Thos. son) 1 08 Lasure James W. Kemp Thomas A, 2 1 6 :1:- 5 Law Jesse 1 2 2 1 Keen Ashford 1 78 ~-10 Linton Peyton Andre\\ Kestler 2 16 ) - 6 Law John Kemp J o hn 2 2 (Bll's son) (Robt's son) 3 24 Law Nathaniel 1 King Solomon 1 2 51 ~-25 Maid Morrison 1 1 Kemp Dudley 2 16 Ma.son William A 1 Virg1n.18. Appa.la.chian N"otes C/l H cU ti) .....-! .....-! w s::: Q) OU 0 43 08 51 08 78 08 5 05 43 2 07 67 1 64 24 86 78 86 08 08 16 08 16 16 51 86 08 67 1 29 08 08 51 08 86 08 43 08 �56 May 1984 A List of Taxable property within the district of Robert Hairston Commissioner of the Revenue in t he County of Franklin For the year · 1830 H . QJ CJ :> H QJ .µ 0 H QJ rd 0 Q) QJ QJ (/) ~ en (/) Ul H QJ H cu ~ U) Persons Names H~ (/)QJ r-lcu .w(/) Persons Names 0H ;>-iQ) (]) QJ Chargeable 00 H r-l i:: .w Chargeable b.O H QJ N 0 0 Q) Cl:l QJ N 0 with Tax with Tax Zr-I :::r: OU 0 zr-1 ::r:: ] Mason John m 4 - 5 Martin ] Margaret 1 Moore Be-n j amii ~ OE Sally Mart in 3 1 Martin Wm. ] 6 Maxey James 2 (R Bag) OE 5, M itchel Deco~c Mitchell Jane~ 2 1 9• ' ] Miles Joseph 1 2 Manning John o~ 1 Mart in Early 1 Martin Ma tthev ~ lE 3-15 Moore Drewry 1 Mitchell FloMoore John rence ~ lE ] (R Bag) 2 Mullins Adrian m 10 Meri dith Wm . D. 1 1 Martin Mary , 1 2~ 2C May Joseph 2 Ann 3 ' Main fee 1 Mackenhimer 2George 8 ~ 3 4< J acob G. 1 1 Mit chel l 5- E Moseley Dorc as 1 Elizabeth Ma rtin James 3 : 1 2] McGee Martin Jr . 1 4 ' 1 7~ Martin Hugh lE Merrida James ~ 4 2 Mitchell Wm. 12-lC Mul li ns Joseph 1 1 Sen. 2 4- ~ McCall Robert ,: 9• Mullins Booka: 1 6'. H. 1 1 Moore J ames 5 1 •' 1 9 5- E Ma ttox Daniel ] Manning Samuel 1 OE 4- 1 Mccraw John Martin John 3-lC Meridith Cha(Snow C) 1 rles 1 5.. '' Martin James 7 3 4-2~ Musb Henry L . 1 Sr. 7( 5- E Muse James 2 ] Moore Lucret:ia 2 Sally 2 Markham ~ 7~ Matthews John 1 . 2• Ma y Susannah 5i 4-2~ Moore Rodurn Mattox Gabriel 1 1 '• ( Matthews WilMcGee Nelson ' lE '' Mason Lewis liam 1 11 • Mitchell Wm . 1 2~ Martin Step her •• Jr. 1 John 3 1 5 5- e Muse Ma.t:>on Frances J 1 2 o~ 3- ] Nowlin John Mason John Nowlin Plea• (N's son) 1, 1 sant Mu llins Wil4- ~ Nibl ett Wm. Sr. 3 3 liam Ol 5- E Newbill Tyree 6 1 1 Moore David ~ G. 5 Newbill JamesM 1 1 (/) +.l Ct! 0 3- 20 5- 6 3-27 28 5- 6 2- 1 3- 1 4- 6 3- 5 5- 6 2- 1 3- 5 2-20 5- 6 4-22 3- 1 5- 6 4- 6 5- 6 2-23 5- µ 0 (/) w () :> QJ 6 1 4- 22 . * 1 Stud $16 Virginia. Appalachle.n i.;otoe (/) !-4 cu (/) r-1 .µ .--I ~ 0 Q) OU 35 1 13 16 08 51 08 08 16 43 16 43 08 35 1 56 43 43 08 08 08 2 69 08 16 08 08 08 08 1 13 51 08 1 29 18 18 43 * �57 1984 May A List of Taxable prope rty within t he district of Robert Hairston Cammi s s ione r of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 µ > Q) Q) .w C'O 0 4-20 6 5 1 3- * 5- 6 4-22 2253- 5 1 6 9 10 4-22 2- 1 3 -20 5 - 27 4 - 22 3- 1 4- 5 5- 6 4- 5 2-24 3 - 27 2-25 1 * H t'd ~ (/) Q) Q) Persons Names 0H~ (/) H 00 Chargeable Q) N 0 wi t:h Tax :z ...-{ ::c Nowlin Hopkins 6 6 Neal Hu gh 1 3 2 4 Nibl e tt Wm J r Nowlin Al exand e r 1 Newbill Ann a 9 3 Ne wbill Anh ope 4 2 Oxl ey Nathan ie l 1 2 Oxl e y Wil son 1 Ox l ey S a mu el 1 Oxley J enkin 1 P earson Thomas 1 Powell Willian 8 6 Park e r St er lin g 1 Prillaman 2 Da vid 2 Prunty Fr a n ce~ 5 1 Prill a man Danie l Jr . 2 Peters Zachariah 2 Prill a man J acob 5 4 Pain Robert 2 Palmer Samuel 1 Prunty J esse 9 6 Patterson 15 8 Jonathan Patterson 26 12 Andrew Pinkard Robert 7 4 Prillaman Daniel Sr . 3 Prill a man John 4 4 Prophet Au 1 tin 1 Joel 1 Parc e l 2 Prillaman De nni s 3 1 Gig .w 0 <lJ Q) CJ) (/) U> u :> LJ 0 . H <lJ u Q) H cd (/) rl ..-I H <lJ cd 0 <lJ CJ) (/) .w c: 0 <l.J ClU Persons Names Chargeable with Tax <l.J .w m Cl . CJ) Q) H~ CJ) Q) N 0 b.O z ..-I ::c: H t'd ..-I ..-I 0 CJ) .w i:: Q) OU 2 58 5- 6 Powel l 59 1 02 4-22 08 5- 6 3 89 1 56 kl- 5 6 51 5 08 08 r2- 1 08 08 5- 6 3 28 08 ~- 6 3 86 1 83 5- 6 16 16 ~- 1 5 6 ts- 2 07 16 08 3 63 o- 6 11- 3 22 5 89 1006 ~-28 12 77 tl-22 24 ~- 8 1 tl. 72 08 ~- 1 51 l- 1 '.>- 6 24 ~-28 Robert Sen. 10 Powe ll Charles 9 Perkins Wm . T. 4 Powell Robert Jr.(Cron) ? 3 Pain Flail 7 Pink ar d John Potte r Lewis Jr' 2 Pink ard Cha rle: 3 Potter Lewis Sr 1 Pointdext er John 2 Pointdext er Nancy & Cephus 5 Pink ard Elias 5 Prill ama n George Parberry Ann 2 Perkins France~ Pe arson Peyton Pott er John 3 Prill aman Samuel Pearson Richmond 3 Robertson Richard 4 Ramsey Woodson 2 Richards Susann a h 2 Radford James 6 Ramsey Theoodor i ck Real Mar y Rives Joseph 2 Rogers Josiah 1 Radfor d Samuel Ri c hards David .Rak es David H CJ) 50~ Virginia Appela~hian r-;otoa 5 4 4 2 6 5 2 3 90 3 47 1 72 3 16 1 53 2 85 86 1 13 59 2 86 2 2 1 91 1 1 1 1 08 78 08 08 3 1 29 1 08 1 1 13 2 1 56 1 10 1 5 1 91 1 78 4 2 42 1 08 08 86 1 2 5 4 2 2 75 32 16 16 �58 A List of Taxable property within the district of Rubert Ha irston Coaunissioner of the Reven ue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 ,_, H Q) (.) C) Q) > 0 .w :-> 0 Q) Q) +.J <1' 0 3- 27 5- 6 3- 28 4- 3 22 5 3- 1 2- 1 3- 28 5- 6 3-20 4- 22 5- 6 3-28 4- 3 5 -1 3 5- 6 3-27 5- 6 4- 3 5- 6 H cu CJ) (/) H Q) cu (/) ~ CJ) Q) Q) cu CJ) Persons Names H0 :>-< CJ) Q) M .W .w Chargeable bO H M i:; Q) N 0 Q) 0 cu with Tax ZM ::r:: OU 0 1 08 3- 28 Rakes Elisha 27 Robertson 1 William 2 16 Radford Robert 2 16 Radford Joshua 2 1 6 5- 6 Ramsey Thomas 1 Jr. 0 8 4- 6 Richards Joel 2 1 21 5- 20 ~ Richards Gab2- 1 1 riel 08 Robertson Jourda n 24 1 08 Ramsey Daniel 2 16 Ri c h a rds on 3-28 John 1 0 8 1- 3 Robertson Jane: 08 6 1 Rake s Chesley 1 08 2 2 Ramsey Thomas Sr . 1 08 3 Robertson Berry 2 16 ~- 1 Robbins Will25 ] iam 35 Radford GeorgE 1 1 08 Ramsey Tandy 1 08 Rankins James 1 08 fl- 3 Sermon us Isaac 1 08 ] Stega ll Allen 1 4: B- 1 Smith Gideon 1 08 Short Reuben ~ 24 1- 6 Str eet Anthony l~ 7 5 81 )-13 Saul Nancy 1 OE Stockton 3-28 Elizabeth ~ 3 1 9£ 15 Sutherl a nd ~-24 ,. I. Polly 1 64 Scarbor o ugh 15 1 Robert 08 1-22 5 Si gmon Jacob 40 )- 6 Shive ly John 4 32 S a un ders Samuel 36 17 13 96 .. 2-20 5-20 3-28 5-20 C) ,_, (/) Cll u .w * ~ Cf) Persons Names ,_,0 Q) Q) (/) b.() H Chargeable QJ N 0 with Tax z ...-l ::r: Smith Dan iel 2 Short Calvin R 1 Sutherland 9 6 Ransorn Sutherland 9 4 Fanny Luke 1 Standley Standley Wm Sr 3 Stegall Wm Sr 3 Standl ey Wm. 1 Jr. or Buck Sermon u s Ben'"> 1 jam in ..J 1 2 Sigmon Thomas 1 Standl ey Larkin 1 F . N. Squire Smith Henry 3 5 (B Ru n) Smi t h John 1 ( N ck ) 4 4 Smi t h Benj a min Smi. th St e phen 2 F. 1 2 Scott MichaelW 1 Starki e Williai Smith James 2 (N c k) Wm . Smith 12 5 (Col' s son) 7 6 Smith Wyatt Saunders Pet e r 72 29 & Co. 1 Sigmon Peter Sr 2 Sigmon Joseph Smith Samuel 3 3 (Ches t.) 2 Shiv e ly Isaac 2 Shively David St a ndley Ric h2 ar d 1 Stud $8 Virginja Appa.Iach1a.n !Votes ~ Cf) H cu r--4 ....-4 CJ) .w i:: a.> OU 0 16 08 3 63 3 47 08 24 24 08 59 57 08 35 1 45 08 1 72 8 70 57 08 16 4 60 2 93 27 52 08 16 1 29 16 16 16 * �May 1984 59 A Li st of Taxable p r op erty within the district of Robert Hairston Cammi s s ioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the ye a r 1 830 { I ( l r I (.) > ~ . H Q) C) .w ::> Q) 0 [ I . ~ Q) (]) 0 CJ) Persons Name s Chargeable w i th Tax Q) ~ cu 0 4- 6 3- 27 2-20 3 - 10 28 4-22 5- 5 3 -15 4- 3 2-20 5- 6 4- 3 22 5-19 4- 3 5 3 -2 8 4- 3 5-19 2-20 4- 6 22 5- 6 r 4- 6 J. Ul H Cl) C1j CJ) 0 Cl) H >"" Cl) b.() Q) N Z .-l Smi t h Th o ma s (B d ' s c k) Sho rt John T . St a ndl ey Ge age Shiv e l y William Smith Saml . (D an l s Son) Snow Jabez Smith Phoebe Sigmon Peter Jr Standl e y Moses Scott Sanfcrd R Smith Wi lliam I Sta ndley P eyto 1~ Smith Robert Sigmon Wm . Jr. Saul William Short Robert Smith Rosanna Saul Thomas St a ndl e y Thoma! Scarborough Fr e der i c Stark e y Joshua Stok es Henry Saunde rs Willi a m Smith Charles R Stockton Peter Smith William Cl} ~ CJ) H 0 ::r:: CJ) H cO .-I .-I 0 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 7 1 4 rJ'aylor Samuel 5 Turner Owen 2- 1 tl'hornton Sterling 4- 6 tl'roup Henry 3-10 tl'urn e r George 7 1 2tl'yr ee Hiram 2 4-22 r:I'aliaferro 6 Richa rd M. 5-13 Tate Cale b 17 CJ) .w s::: .w Q) Ci1 OU 1 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 5 2 3 3 2 7 6 H Cll Q) Q Persons Names Chargeable with Tax Turner Wil liam 08 Sen. 16 3-1 Tinsley Will ian 24 4 - 5 Turner Josiah 08 Jr . 2-1 Tinsley Willis 08 4 - 5 Tinsley Re uben 43 2-1 Tyree John Jr . 08 5 - 6 Tench Henry 16 4-5 Troup Jacob 08 Tyree John Sen. 16 3 Turner Josiah Sr. 08 16 5-6 Tench Gr een 08 4-5 Turn er Andrew H 08 2- 1 Turner Mesh ack 0 8 3- 15 Tu rner Obadiah 08 2-1 Tyree Wm. B. 24 Tyree Meridith 08 4-3 Turner Constan1 02 6 Taliaferro Norborne M. 08 5 -6 Tench Henry W. 43 3-10 Turner Stephen 70 2-1 Turner Nancy 4-22 Tate James C. 08 5-6 Tench Edmond 35 Thomas Charles 68 2-1 Tinsl ey Stewar1 3-28 Thompson Pyran1 51 Underwood Wm 64 2-1 Uhlmon Samuel 08 Uhlmon Joseph 20 Underwood 08 Samuel 08 3-28 Underwood Jesse 85 Via Mary 94 Via James Via John Big 34 Via Cyrus 57 5-6 Vance Jacob *l Stud $8 VJrginja Appe.lachia.n NQff}CJ .. (]) co Cl} Q) Q) H~ (/) 0 on Q) N H 0 z....-1 ::r:: 5 1 1 1 3 1 43 3 59 59 1 21 ,.. .: 2 1 1 1 1 83 24 ~ 86 2,. 51 1 59 08 08 ~ 16 1 1 78 08 08 08 51 08 16 08 ..: 1 1 1 ~ 1 2 1 1 43 16 24 1 80 ~ 1 2 s::: Q) QU 0 1 99 5 1 .w 3 4 ~ co (/) r-l r-l 1 2 3 5 t") Cl} H 1 43 1 08 08 08 1 1 1 1 1 ~ 1 ~ ~ 08 08 08 16 08 16 8 16 * �i·'.::ty 1984 60 t I A List of Taxable property wi thin the districL of Hobert Hai r s ton Commissioner of the Revenue i n the County of Franklin For the year 1830 H > 0 CJ) C/l Q) Q) .µ cu Q 2- 1 3- 20 1 5- 6 3- 10 4- 3 3-16 6 2-10 1 5- 6 4- 6 5-20 5- 6 4- 5 2-25 * 5-13 4- 6 3-18 4- 5 6 22 2- 1 4- 6 2- 1 5-20 * ~" 'l.I (j Q) H rd .µ ;.... Q) 0 .. en ...,u QJ (/) CJ) U') H rd ~ Q) Q) Cl) Persons Names 0H >1 Q) CJ) .-l .w .w Chargeab le bO H .-l i:: Q) N 0 Q) rd 0 with Tax Zr-l :r: OU Cl 5 2 15 ~- 1 Vandover John 5 10 1 08 Via Samu el 5 kl16 Vest John 2 ~-2 5 1 08 Via Isaac Vest Rowl a nd 1 08 5- 6 2- 1 Winfrey Richard R. 3 24 1 08 P- 6 Willis Isaiah 1 08 Wray Wilkins 2 1 21 Woods Wil ey P . 3 7 6 2 93 4- 3 Woods Josiah Wade Judith 1 08 S-28 Wade Bradl.ey 1 1 43 2- 1 Woodey Martin 1 3 59 Woodey Rando]p tl 5 2 1 91 kl-22 Webb Joseph 2 1 21 3 t3-10 Waggoner Melchior 08 5- 6 1 Warren Elijah 6 3 2 34 Walker Joel 5 4 2 07 White Polly 2 1 78 4- 3 Woods John 08 B1 B-10 Wingfield Wm. Sr. 4 3 1 64 3- 6 Wingo Drewry 1 08 Waid Robert 7 5 2 85 Woods RobertL. 2 2 86 20 6 Woods Samue l H. 6 3 3 34 Wingfield Thomas 2 2 86 :l- 3 Waggoner Da niel 1 2 51 22 Whitlow Brittor 1 08 3- 18 Wingfield Christopher 4 4 1 72 Waid John (F's son) 4 3 1 64 ~- 1 Williams 5 4 25 William B. 11 20 Williams 1 08 w. Daniel 1 08 )- 6 Worley Samuel Persons Names Chargeable with Tax 0 - ;...., co QJ :.n CJ (/) f H rd Cl) .W H ;>-< (/) M bl) H 0 ~c Q) C' I ZM Welch James Wi 11 is David Jr l Walker David 1 Wright Wi 11 i arn Woody John Sen Woodey HClll'Y 5 Sen. 2 Walker Na th:111id 2 John Walker Walker James Wi lliams Jesse Wi llis John Wi llis JosiahR 1 3 We l c h Isnin h 5 Wal k er Moses White Henry P. Willis Wi lliam 2 Woo de y Wi 11 i s Wal ker Cather 3 in e 2 Wil l i s Juble Wad e Polly Waggoner Henry Wad e John ( Sh:ff) 22 Williamson 2 Lawson Wood Alexander Win g field J o hn 3 Wingfield Lucy Waldron Moses White James M. 2 Woods Fanny Woo ds Rob ert dec'd 2 1 Woods Jane Woods Martha Wingfield 6 Susannah Williams 1 Thomas J r. 1 Young Samuel ::c -1 2 2 0 QJ OU ..> 32 16 51 1 64 24 3 1 99 2 2 l 2 2 2 2 86 86 08 16 16 43 21 1 2 15 08 86 16 1 1 13 3 2 94 16 08 8 18 :3 ,., 1 2 5 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 l II I 78 08 08 1 13 08 2 1 16 78 70 35 08 1 4 2 2 2 42 51 51 1 Ca rryall $1 I J �61 May 1984 A List of Taxable proper ty within the district of Robert Hairston Commissioner of the Re venue in the County of Franklin For the ye ar 1830 H Q) Q) w 0 Q) H C1j Q) Persons Names 0H>"' b() Chargeable (l) N with Tax z~ Q) ~ C1j Q 3- 1 4- 5 2- 23 20 25 Youn g J ames S e n. Young P eter v (Sn ow C ) Yo un g John Yo un g Ber ry Young Peter Youn g William 1 (Rd Ck) 1 (l) CJ) H 0 ;:c: 0 4 Cl) H Cl) H Cd 0 Q) cu CJ) r-lW r-l ~ 0 (l) OU 16 1 4 1 2 08 67 08 16 2 16 2 3 5 64 4 32 1 78 1 2 Q) w cu Q Persons Names Chargeable with Tax 51 0 * Q) Cl) CJ) 2 Young e r An tha ny 5- 6 Zeig l e r John Ze i g l er Rachel 4- 5 Zeig l er J aco b S e n. d ec 'd * ~ CJ) 0 .µ :> Q) CJ) CJ) . H (,) :> 1 Stud $4 Vir81nta Appala((P.1an Notes H~ 0.0 (1) N z .--I ~ en Q) en H 0 ::r: Cl) H Cd Cl) 0 Q) .--I .µ .--I ~ QU �May 1984 MONTG OMERY COUNTY , 62 VIRGI~:IA KI NZER CEMETERY 44Myl 83*** Ail #9 #10 D fl #12 d # 11 .t/13 a a #2 ~r#l';J _£1 #8£1 11#7 J1 .#i #I~ _na Gate #6 _£1 #3 #4 1116 11 #5 ... Black Wrouant Iron Fence ~8.5 feet The above ce metery is located in Montgo me r y County, Virginia one mile west of Bla c ksb u rg off Route 655 . Re cording was done by David E. Ro te nize r and Becky War dlaw (me mbers o f t he New Ri ver Va l le y Chapter of the Arc beo l o gical Society of V:t.rgi nia ) on February 18,1984 . Th e numbers on map above correspond With names an d sta ti sti c s b el o w. #1) Margaret,wi:fe of #2) Ge orge Kinze r #3 ) Lucie c . Burns, G. Kinzer D. Apr . 2 8, 18 77 wif'e or D. Apr ~ 8,1881 75yrs , 4ms ,19 da y s J.s. K~nzer 70yrs,8ms,8days Eliza F •., #5) Trig Ingle Shealor wife of G.M. Kinzer B• J U 1y2 l· , 1830 #7) SI #8 D.Feb.l,1886 Rebecca Kinzer B.July, 24 , 1802 D. Jun . 28.1890 u.s. Navy WW2 ) Jacob Kinzer B.Oct .. 2 7,l 79 4 D.Jan.11 , 1 8 6 O b5yrs,2ms,14days #11) Mary Bell Fizer _ 1910 1939 #10) Walter Fi.zer n. 1935 #12) Florence L. R. Payne B. Jan . 19 , 1861 #14) Helen M. Allen D. Har. 6,1861 B.Mar .21,1841 D.Apr . l4 , l870 # 6) Sarah E. Bell wife of Wm A.Bell BoJan.20,1830 D.Feb.4,1921 #9) Charlotte Fizer D. Apr . 10,1880 Age 30 years #13) Ko Myrtle Payne B. Mar . 25,1811 Do Aug.21 , 1873 Feb . 1923 #15) William A. Bell B.,. Feb.4, 1836 Do 0Cto30 , 1930 #16) William K. Bell B. Sept.16 , 1870 D. May,29,1968 ** *( ALL SITES RECODED BY THE NEW RIVER VALLEY CHAPTER/ASV ARE REGISTERED WITH THE VIRGINIA HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION/ VI RGINIA RESEARCH CENTER FOR ARCHAEOLOGY IN YORKTOWN , VA . 44Myl83 I S THE VHLC/VRCA SITE DESIGNATION FOR THIS CEMETERY. ) Compi led by Da vid E. Roteni z ero .V1r81n1a App alachian J:~ot~a j �I l r [ May 1984 6J MONTGOMERY COUNTY , VIRGINIA THE ROBISON(ROBINSON) CEMETERY 44Myl50*** _.@ #16 Ji,#15 l1 L1 #13 #14 BM 11D0 ~ # 10 #11 #12 #9 34' 11n. ;r i #8 #6 #7 #1 £}_ [1#2 t #3 b. i £1.#4 .___._~__.____...,____...,____....,______..._...--411...-Ga•t-e._. 4--42' ..__.. ~ g Fence line The above cemetery is located one mile NW of Blacksburg, Virginia between Route 655 and Route 651. Recording was done by David E. Rotenizer, William T. Buchanan,Jr and Royce A. McNeal (members of the New River Valley Chapter of the Archeological Society of Virginia). The numbers on map above correspond with names and statistics below. Recorded November 20,1983. 3. )Baby* 2. )Sarah, daughter of l.)Broken * John & Margaret Robinson 3 months D. Apr. 22,1854- 16yrs. 6.)Rufus Plunkett 4. )Nannie Plunkett 5 • )Lilly D. Holly 1846-1927 1876-1902 B. Dec. 21,1 8 73 D •. July 26, 1949 9.) Broken 7. ) Susannah E. , 8. ) Rosannah, w1 fe of 10.) Broken wi:fe of Samuel Robison 11.) Broken Wm. L. Karr B. May 30,1816 daughter of Samuel P. Robison D. June 6,1862 14 .) Robert Preston, 12.) (Broken) B. 1817 D. Nov. 6,1861 son of D. 1845 21 years Preston Eugenia Robison 15.) (Broken) 13. ) Margaret Robison, B. July 30 , 1849 "A.V.R." wife of John D. Sept . 28,1854 16.) Scattering D. Oct. 26, 1859 87 yrs of several broken : markers. * Note the spelling difference nere, Rob!Aaon as opposed to Rob!_son . *** (ALL SITES RECORDED BY THE NEW RIVER VALLEY CHAPTER/ASV ARE REGISTERED WITH THE VIRGINIA HISTORIC LANDMARKS COMMISSION/ VIRGINIA RESEARCH CENTER FOR ARCHAEOLOGY IN YORKTOWN, VA. 44Myl50 IS THE VHLC/VRCA SITE DESIGNATION FOR THIS CEME'l.'ERI.) Compiled by David E . Rotenizer V1rg1nta Appalach:la.n Notes �May i9e4 64 PEDI GREE CHA RTS - VOLUME I * Volume I - Surnames ABSHEAR page 1 Johnson Hagan Wood Minter Coffee/ Coffey Drake Fish F.agle Stump Binnion Breman Sciencentafee Alexander Pendleton Parsons Carter Simmons Godby/ Godbey Kelly Smith Hoff Tucker ~'hitney Hannold Brooks Cook Regan/ Reagan AVERY Wohlford/ Wolfort/ Wolfart/ Wolfah art Allen O'Byrnes Broderick Snook page 5 Klenkner Kraemer Koch Zimmeman BAKER page 6 Melton Bass Anderson Lewis Andrews Bryant Holman Ashford Wade Rhodes page 7 Robb Rabb Woodward Collins Perman ANDERSON page 2 Poirier Speas Poitevin Poindexter page 3 Bagwell Pettitt Pledge AVERY page Bartel s/ Bartal.s Byrnes Ferguson * B URNETTE page 8 Andrews Grant Love Rh"odes Mitchell Marshall Scott Wood Campbell Cash TI.e tcher 4 B ELL page 10 Moran Hill ~dll ? ,....f_-~R BELL oag e 10 Pa?e 1 w Walters Snow B ird Simpson Overhol t e r BU RGESS Pharis nag e 16 Meador B!ThNNENSTALL page 12 Taylor McKinney Pollak Benda Jones Myers But l er Hey Lis enby Whi te Wilkins Henderson Johnston Diint Reimor p age 13 Brinstool? Brenes tall Clink Freemore Hening Burr Hay OWens Gaunce Douthih Mullis ?!..cGee Taggart/ Taggert Peterson Smith Dicker son Buchanon B!=tUBAK2R page 1u Meyer flora Harter see end of arti cle VirSUU& Appa.le.chian ?e ters Eller Note~ Browning Mullins Brown Higg".ns Toler Anglin Wils on V ance BURTON page 17 Barksdale Thomas Childre ss Brugh Smith Stov all Dobyns Bolling McClure Pe ttit Gage pag e 18 Easley Herndon Howard Storrs Peters Mays page 18 Spessard Evans Austin Stone page 19 Bailey Otey True he art Randolph Deardorff Eversole Reid Whe el e r �Fay 19d4 65 Volume I - Surnames continued r 1 i JOHNSON Wright Stone :~us sell oage bl! Coburn Givens Shumate/ Chaurnette i<.obinson Vickers page 84 Thomas Viney Carless Burdette page 85 Calli s on B ail0y Bougeois Fourgeaud/ ?age LtJ St .. Croix K2:bl..IID ( I I page 87 H emingway Nunn Buttram Morgan Crouch Hurtt Clark 'Peery/ Perry Farley Bilheimer Snuffer Sheppard Kidd page 88 Archer Sefton Evans Hastings Hu.f.f page 89 Pettus Cra.fton Aikins on Erba ugh K EELTNG Hurst Fugate Happ rich p a ge 90 Stephenson KITCHENS page 97 Huntley Robinson Townley Wilson Maedows KING page 91 Bryant Spivey Arthur Nall Cheshire Childress Atkins Owen Dae on/ Deacon lee KITCHENS page 92 Hagan Hammock Luther Vinson Ye arty Barrentine Hunter Aycock Bodwell Tate Dean Gardner Newby Ryl e page 93 Bowden page 94 Rogers page 95 Witt Barden page 96 Stephems Redfern Curry Benson Myers KYLE page 98 Page Glenn Williams Davenport Co::ike Windle Miller O'Brien Hancock Booker Taylor McKee Mizer Anderson Wright Moreland Wilson Brunskill Weldon Gilaspy Reed Kiplinger Hardy McClure Schneider Jones Dickenson 'Ibomas Grubb Cobbs Richeson Hand Churchill Efford Swearingen Lanardy Ray LUCAS page 99 Ferguson Virginia Appa.1a.chian Notes LUCAS Wallace ~ling Moser Sartin Windle Burton page 100 Smith Huffman Anderson page 101 Woods Worsop M:.ILLF.R page 102 Bi.shop Wal.J.en Stanley Nealy Cummings W.!IBSE page 103 Embry Oliver Harmon Smith Miller Haga/Hagy Kinney Peckenpaugh page 104 Fanning King page 105 Monty page 106 0 1 Kenney McCracken page 107 Winegar Brown page 108 Sellers t'arker Ridenour page 109 Tullis Beckenback �66 M.ay 1984 Volume J - Surnames continued BURTON BURTON ALBRIT'IDN page 20 Bratcher Watlington page28 Fbythress Worsham Mann Banks Hoskins Tu mer Webster Gill Gerrard Powers Hubard Wilkes Latham F.ast Pleasants page 21 Garland Blair Meade Neale Ballard page 22 Baker Tosh Dicker son Col eman David page 29 Reade Chisman Ferris Poe ah on ta.a page 30 Martain Chisman Claiborne Hatcher Winston CLOVER page 32 Massirer Newman Smith page 23 Baker Kennon Sasser Everard Rose McKensie Wells Albritton Malcolm page 24 Blackston Collier Benskin page. 25 Cocke Fleming Rolle Archer page 37 Sumpter Williams Metler Swartzlander Sharpe/ Sharpenstein Isham page 26 Green Guibert page 27 Billington Hutchins Larcome Hartwell Woodson Tarlton SMITH page33 Wells McCrimmon Garner SASSER page 34 Albritton Hol lis Hart Gill PAGE J5 S-.saer Jones Richardson MASS TIIBR page J6 Clover Freir Althoff Stein CONDON page 4 2 Sherman Lowe Abbey Shaw Howlett Turner Segs Brice Dunn Slt!i th Kondel COOKE COBURN page 38 J ohnson Sprigman/ Spruclonann Mallory Metzger Douville Cooper Rodgers Kennedy Howard Battey Powers Dutton Parrish Waters Campb ell p age 39 Bishop Conant Rol.fe Colborne MALLORY page 40 Beardsl ey Munson Dutton page 43 Owens Hu tc hens Marion Smi.th Harrison page 44 Cobb Light McElh aney CUMMINGS p age45 Davis Bruce Howard Ka rr Lewis Eaves Hoge King Burn Justice Staff'o rd Cr ow Shannon Hearn Henderson Howe Trowbridge Preston DUTTON page 41 At water Mallory Virginia Appalachian Notes KARR page 45a King Sur.face Foster Walke r Johns ton �May 198L1 67 Volume I - Surnames Continued J:A_q_q Moore Beame r Bruce Thomas DO'WNS page Li6 Glos h Elkeburg er Ackennan White Fortress Gorton Haywood F.aton GORTON page 47 Haywood B odwitch Capron Adams Barton Mas on Haile page 48 Maplet B urton Wickes EDDY ELSWICK Wil liamson Baswe l l Ratlif f Runyon Maynard Taylor Meredith Fowler Etlwards Varney Harris p age 53 Sublette Dou that Wall Woolwine :;'ranklin Redden Yost Haymaker FOWLER page 54 Wask~y Laf:£erty/ Laferty/ Laverty Straton Hutton Keeney/ Kena F0 .·~1,E;R F.st ep Ripley Pullen Henderson Roach Holt Stacy Johnson Cook F1.inn Varnarsdale Farley Jamison page 56 Scudder Huff Robinson Simmons Bousman Bennett Hunt Dingess Meadows Roark Noblett Sickles Walker Wilson Fourqueran Stewart Wirts FOWLu..~ Holden Launders Deare ant FERGUSON PAGE 59 Reynolds Williams F\Jnkhouser Dillon Chitwood Hatcher Scott Byrd Fi.sher Booth Robertson Pifer Poage page 60 Greer Akers Lumsden Hughes Chambers Divers Dupuy Walthall Spiggle Snapp Work Hopkins Moore Deskins Hoover Harmon Snuf'fer Nelson McClure Robards Roberds page 55 Bevins page 57 Wright Givens &ii.th Hampton Gu try Jennings Hamilton Sitlington "ruce Sprout Perry Adams Mulford Jeffries Parkins Collins Hill Evans Gardiner Stoner Crawford Gordon Blankenship page 62 Plybon Jef f s page 49 Dean Decker March Baker Spice Hollinger Dens el Miller Faudree page 50 ELSWICK page 52 Crumpler Dyer Slater J one s Terry Asbury Lax page 58 Cathy Feamster Conkling Mather Akers Virginia Appala.ohian Notes Starkey Saunders page 61 Webster 'lllunnan Angle .Ellglish Parker Watkins LeVillian �68 May 1954 Volume I - Surnames Continued FERGTTSON Steele Al tick Poteet &ct.th Donahoe Watson McF.wan Arnell page 63 Robertson Pifer Lowe Tillotson Altig/ Altir Burke page 64 Harris Cobbs HENDERSON GLOSH Downs Ackennan Krause Herrman EJ.keburger Elsworth White Krueger Fortress Gorton GOAD page 68 Worland Wineland Winder HllME page 72 Wahl Holland Owen Herriage Aulds Farley Hines Ritchey McCullock Harvey Granville Elnaphan Benson nage 77 Wedderburn Liddle Morrison Haldane page 73 Hop Pringle Sinclair Carmichael Pepdie White Wasson Johnstone Douglas page 78 HtJME Bradshaw pag an~ Vernon Shoalter page 80 Hartman Schneppt Markham Pearse Iles Gore Miles Day Kuhn Goodall Srader Wyatt Orr Wall Nolin Barnett Shank Smith Hall Akers Key Fleck Haynes Davis FRANCISCO page 65 Von T.rebra Smith Wadsack Richardson Morley May Barkhausen Gibbs Mandeville Warren 'lbeodor Garland Elder Brady Hibbs Clif't Huston Guth HAR™AN page 69 Jewell Duncan Maupin Williams Mc Clung Johnson Miller Fry page 70 Till.man/ Beale Tilghman page 66 Tata/ Tait Firestone Wal.lace Long GLOSH page 67 Whittaker Zeigler Hunter page 71 Campbell Alexander Walker Pasley Odonnell Archbell Grimes Wear King Slevens Ll.lly Taylor Franks Alexander Parks Moses West page 74 Salyer Thompson page 75 Huffman page 76 Coleman McKensie Proctor V1rg1n1a Appa.la.chian Not.ea JD/ELL Raider Guilliams Iddings MILFB page 81 Smith Guilliams Luke Hardwick JOHNSON page 82 France Wilson Mullins Williams Lane Grays page 83 B owen Stanley Head Fletcher Miller Kay Hale �t>!ay 69 1 954 Volume I - Surnames continued Williams Mosley Cross Ho lloway Cowan Bryan Bailey Mc Culle n Corbitt ?Q'li3 R.S page 1 22 Hutchinson Farley Young Vanderpool page 11 2 Wil.l iams Blakeley page 11 L Mayes 117 Briant NEtJBILL page 118 Klaus Creasy Perry Daniels Kent Cobb Richardson Anderson PAYNE page 1 19 Reed Hobbs PHLEGAR page 1 20 Shafe r Bowers Lester Harris ~perly Jones Ke trow/ Catrow POTTS page 1 21 Pott Bennett Nunley Doran Farrell Tabor Shell :teichel page 111 page PRI?:0TLEY page 127 PO TTS Nu:.:>E pag e 11 O PYLE page 128 Combs/Coombs Aiken Herne Cox Siglin Marshall page 123 Brant Brown Charlton Hughes Davis Ziegenfuss Brannan Passmore Fry Bushel page 1 24 Ma.rick Stephens Dye Somerville Bay PRIESTLY page 125 Young Montgomery McClure Jarrett Vealey Gillenwater page 1 25 Eagleston Kirk B owman Pauley Massey Green Williams page 126 Beach Hazlett Craw.ford Courtney page 131 'fumbles on Bennett 'lbrelkeld Nash page 132 Boxley Wyatt Eggl eston Pettus Pamplin :Rtilpott Col es Hazelrigg E.ads Brown RAADE Warner Ritter Van Hborn Olewine Parks Wal lace RHODES QUESENBER.11Y page 129 Cash B all Copley Rod(g)ers Epling Warden Johnston Harless Black Day Staf.tord Duncan Brunt Ll.nger page 130 Preiss/ Price RAADE page 131 Jennings Wilkins Scates Tuggle Biggers ta.ff Shivaler Quisenberry V11'ginia Appalachian Notes page 133 Burnette Moore Hunt Arthur Martin McGe~ Davis Padgett Hudson Nuckles Puckett McBride Pollard Ashwel.li Ramsey page 134 Nicholls Hill White page 135 Harrison B ates Parsons Hendrick Wisdom Tucker page 136 Turner Gannaway Booth 'lburmond �May 1984 70 Volume I - Surnames continued RHOD&S Dickey Woodson Stump Crutcher Lyon Wills page 137 Meade 7.eigler Wright ROA.BK page 138 Bonds Rudolph Staley RYAN page 139 Garrett Aliff Vance B urgess Jordan Perry Browning Howard Nelson Key SHARP page 140 Mc Cart Snuf'.fer Henderson Van Bebber Kirk Jackson SNOW McGee Willis West McBride Pollard STA.."li.K page 143 Elgan Toney Chastain Sutherland page 144 Steele Archer Hannon page 145 Ferguson Glover Elgin STEADHAM/STEDHAM/ STEDHAN page 146 Robinson Guthrie Morris Kerr Street Hough/Huff page 141 Poor STEPP/STIPP/ STAPP/STEP page 148 Morris Moss North Wales Boll STTCKLEY page 148 Russell Wiant ~&rran SN OW Bell Jacobs Updike Hunt Bobbitt .Pfe i ffe r Morgan page 152 Terry McEJ.haney Worrel Lines Sunman ,Johnson Ward Huber TIERNEY page 153 Devine Brown Burgess LaBoyteaux Haines Bryan Mullen page 154 Sebring Smock page 155 Merling/ Lee long STICKLEY Setzer Maggart Loudenback page 1SO Kerns Harr Smith Norman Blind Stover Mering Struble page 156 Harryman Jones Lewellen Rave Raven Stanton 'roWNS page 157 Miller/ Muller Cochran TC·~s Clayton Quick Parrott Drury Hayden VAN A...q.5DA.LEN page 158 Van Schouw ~ Ammerman Prokesko Dorland Van Voorhees Van Dyke Van Nuys Hoagland Hoogtely Cornel Allen Perlee Osborn Hye us Gang le Gilbert Foster Monwarren WALKER page 159 McCoy Thomas Lucas Fnunons Dalton Kerr Collins Jones Ellis McClaugherty Echols Miller Mustard page 1CJJ ~Cauley Givens Dingess Russell Kennedy Knott Ogilvie Munsey Vll'SllJJa Appale.ch1a.n Notes Reynolds Garst Chapman �May 71 19-.. Volume I - Sum£ -es continued w.ALKE..::i Camden Mc Garre Brown Ranch Abbott WP.ITB Bodwitch Adams Barton Mason Haile WARD p age 16 2 Kelley WII.LIAMS page 166 Ingram Black Ducker Slot• xt11•E'Pl Hale Mullen Waldren WHITAKER J f r Bowen 'Maplet Wickes Peters Heckman Mooney J aec kel Durkin Payne Turner Smith page 163 Gri£f'in Smith Southern Welch Roark Kesterson Brooks Birchfield Estice Williams Henderson Jones Graham WHITE page 164 Downs Glosh Ackerman F.lkeburger Fortress Gorton F.aton Haywood Capr on Shepard PEDIGREE CHAR'IS page 165 Hagan M::Clendon Turley Reilly Terres Collins Riblen Purdy Johnson page 167 Milam page 169 Robb page 170 Kirby page 171 Scott Wilson Mil ler McCullock This is the beginning of an effort to a cquaint members of the Southwest Virgini a Genealogical Society with the contents of the extensive collection of surnames contained within the files of our pedigree charts. At this time we have seven volumes, i ncluding one in which linear and larger charts are f iled. · This last Volume will be des ignated Volume A. We shall begi n with Volume I and will publish the chart surname with all of the associated surnames within a given chart (or charts) . If members desire a speci al chart (or charts) they can b~ dupli cated (at this time) for fifteen (15) cents a page plus postage. You can send your request to the Corresponding secretary C:outhwest '.'i:ginia Genealogical Society (or Southwest Va . Gen'ical Soc.) % Roanoke City Public Library 706 South Jefferson Street Roanoke, Virginia 24016 ======================================= II II 11 11 Lease Foy Heaton Fulton page 172 Bower Morgan Hankcock I 11 II 11 II 11 ll l' As a representative of the ~VGS, I (Babe Fowler) have - and am - teaching a class in beginning genealogy at the Ogden Senior Citizen Center -- all ages. This clas s is taught at lOarn on Monday. If there would enough people wanting a class on "How to of Genealogy", I would see about having a night class at the li b rary. Call me at J45-8709 if you are i nterested. Ba.be Fowler V1rSUlla Appalachian Notes �72 May 1984 EXCHANGE QUARTERLY REVIEWS "Finding Your German Ancestor, part II" found in IMPIUNT..:i , the quarterly publication of The Genealogical Society of Broward County , Fla.; vol . 2 , no . 3 , pages 50-51 . "The Calendar from 1700 through 2012" in IMPRINTS; vol. 2, no . 3 , pages 54-58. "Develop Genealogical Reflexes for Efficient Searches " in THE COLORADO GENEALOGIST; Aug. 1983, pages 128-133. "Research in German Records ", ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA GENEALOG ICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY; vol. 20, no . 3, pages 119-122 . "Computer Corner", TOPEKA SOCIETY QUARTERLY; vol . 1 3 , no. 3 , page 87. "Getting Started in Computer Genealogy" in MIDWEST HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER; vol. VIII , no. 2, page 66. "The National Zip Code Directory, an untapped source of search information" published in THE WAGONER; Spring 1983, page 55 . "French Immigration to the United States" in BULLETIN OF THE WHATCOM GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY; Summer 1983, p. 125-128. "Origin of Christian Names and Use of Middle Names" found in THE TREE TRACERS: vol. VIII, no. 1, p.5-7 . "Scotch-Irish and the Presbyterian Church" in HOLSTON PATHFINDER; Dec. 1983, p.2. "Researching Social Security Numbers"; TRAIL BREAKERS; Winter 83, p. 30 . "Genealogical Computing Resources " published in ANCESTRY quarterly bulletin of the Palm Beach County Gen. Society; Oct. 1983, p.125-128. "Research in Virginia (Part II)" in NELSON COUNTY PIONEER, Spring 1984, p.67-70 . NON-EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES RECEIVED WIMMER FAMILY NEWSLETTER, 804 Falconer Road, Joppatowne, MD 21085. SOUTHERN INDIANA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P. 0. Box IND . 47150; July 1983, Jan. 1984. P. 66 5, New Albany, PLATTE COUNTY MISSOURI HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN, O. Box 103, Platte City, MO 6407~; Summer 1983, Fall 1983 . BELL CHIMES, P. O. Box 451, Springfield, VT 051..56; winter issue 1984. TALLAHASSEE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, P. O. Box 4371, Tallahassee, FIA 32315; Jan. 1984. LOGAN COUNTY ANCESTREE, Box 1959 , Logan, W.Va. 2..5601; winter 1983. Virginia Appa.le.ch1a.n Notes �J J. ( I 73 May 1984 In dex t o Ance s tral Surnames by Que r y Number Agee 94 Armstron g 62 Ash worth S7 Bank s 48 Ba rk er S6 Barn es 100 Ba rn ett 58 Ba rr ett 104 Barrot t 88 Bart ee 90 Bartl eson S2 Beale 10 0 Bewle y 71 Bir sendin 97 Board 71 Bolling 114 Book 84 Borrow 81 Boy e r 99 Britt 90 Brummett 90 Burton 111,11 2 Bu s i eek 99 Cady 99 Cain 71 Cain h oe 67 Callaway 96 Carne s 83 Carr 55 Carson 79 Cecil 110 Clardy 88 Collins 89 Comphe r 83 Conner 113, 114 Corn ett 74 Coul so n 81 Cox 67,72 Coy 56 Crawford 47 Crews 88 Dav is 83 Dea n 103 Deaton 67 De Ha r t 88,11 3 De lp 99 Denn i s 88 Deyer l e 56 , 57 Do ran 62 Doss 108 Dowel l 71 Dur ting 53 Dutton 5 3,98 Dyer 63 Edds 54 Edmundson 82 Edwa rd s 87 Engle 70 Englis h 111 Eppe r s on 100 Ewing 77 Fuwley/Faull e y 83 Ferg u s on 55 , 107 Ferre ll 59 Flem in g 83 Fo r d 110 Fost e r 61 F rye 83 F uller 64 Gilbe rt 72 Gill e y 89 Go odrich 50 Gr a y 93 Gr e en 92 Gros s 93,94 Guthrie 113 Hall 95 Harbi n 68 Har dbarger 84 Harrison 68 Hilburn 93 Hill 83 Hodges 111 Holdren 71 Holly 57 Ho lmes 76 Hunt 74 Hurt 104 In g l e 70 Jackson 64 Jeffries 67 Jennings 81 Jolly 68 Jonathan 83 Jones 60,88,102 Joyner 100 Kegl e y 53 Kerr 59 Ke t c ham 83 La mkin 47 Lankford 54 Law 49,9 7,111 L a wson 54 Leff ler 56 L e wis 58 Linder 83 Lindsay 95 Lock e r 80 Lov e 91 Low 93 Lyon 83 Ma rtin 88 Matting 53 Mc Conesky 92 Mc Cormack 62 Mc Coy 71 Mc Graw 101 Mc Reynolds 83 Milner 96 Mi t chell 75 Mize /Myes 53,98,99 More 83 Myers 51 Newland 75,83 Noel l 96 Osbor n e 48 Overton 69 Owens 64 Paine 81 Parks 53 Pate 62 Patterson 49 Perry 85 Peters 46 Pittard 83 Pocahontas 114 Porter 74,76,77 Poteet 52 Prat h er 83 Puckett 66 Rakes 87,88,105 Ratcliff/ 78 ,1 09 , Ratliff 110 Reynolds 60,107 Rhodes/Roa ds 46 Richardson 109 Robbins 101 Rutherford/ 72 Retherford 92 Ryan 76 Scott 91 Seakley Seeley 91 Simcox 53 47 Simpson 61,64, 65 Smith 66, 80,97 South 99 Speakman 72 70 Stacy Standerfer 52 Standfield 48 Stone 113 95 Storm 73 Strouth Taiter 53 64 , 80 Taylor 105 Terry 83 Thomas 63 Thomason 50 Thornton 106 Tinnell 62 Tinsley 67 Truehett 63 Turner 96 Turpin 98 Vaught 83 Vincel(l) 92 Walker 79' 106 Wells 90 White Whitman 85 , 86 , 94 81 Wiley 96 Wi l kerson 48 Wilkes 96 Witt 82 Wrenn 71 , 108 Yates 85,86 Yost ~===== ==== = ========== ======== =========== = == =============== ====~========= We hop e th at our readers will n ot mind that t h e queries are reproduced in s mall p r int this time . That i s bec ause we received a large number of them a nd wante d to get as many published a s possible. Also , we hope th a t the index in lar ge print wi ll compens a t e. Virginia Appalachian Notes �;.~"!Y 74 1984 r I f 46 - 84 . Seeking info on par ents of John C . RHODES (ROADS) Augusta Co . , VA . Patricia LUNDY. 3130 C::iswell Rd . . Troy, .ind Lyd1.1 Pr:f!-:!{:-.. ·lt;UH·I mLI . 17 ~l:ir . 1814, ~II 47 - 84 . The founder of Salem, VA, J ames SIMPSON, remains :ilmo:-.t .111 1111k11<1.•11. S.1lc.•m histo ry r esearch effort needs any and all help to bring him into fcwu~ . II•·. his w1lv. Elc.111ur CRAWFORD; dau and son - in-law, Griffin LAMKIN, moved to Tenn essee about lHl:... :-; .. ,.d l11·lp 111 p1npo1nti n g which he is among many James SIMPSONS in Kegley a:id Surrunt.:rs an.J • luv:-. tCJ tr.Hk1nh hun in Tennessee. Norwood C . MIDDLETON, 1149 Forest L awn Drive, Salt.?m . VA 2·11.>:J 48 - 84 . Seek info on family of Mildred BANKS who w;is th•• l!:>t w1l~· n1 ~l:lr111adulu.· STA!'\FIELD . They lived in Halifax 1780's . Also f amily of Sarah OSl30RSE uJ Gr:1v-.;1)11 Co .. "h'' md . 13cnjamin WILKES of Bedford 1783; also, who was the father of Ben.i:tm111 WILKES ( L850' s) wl10 ownL•d the Peaks of Otter? Were this Benjamin and Isr ael WILKES of Patric!: (ll:HJ·l) th" ..,011~ of F1·ancis WILKES? Lillian J. CREWS, 2001 Shady Oakes Ori ve. Tall ,,h .. ssce. FL ~l2JOJ 49 - 84 . Researching line of John LAW, b. in England, wiie: Sar.111·>. who bou~ht p1·op~rty on Pigg River (Franklin Co . ) 1763. Lines of sons Daniel , b . ca 1762 and Nathaniel b . ca 1752 . Also John's grandson Jess, md . -?- PATTERSON. Prop erty owners in Hcnru:o (c-.1rly), Frank lin , Henry and Pittsylvania Cos. and Rockin gham Co . , NC . Additional sons Jt.1hn J1· . . Henry, D:ivid, Burwell and William, possibly daus . Jean Brewer Mc..:LANE, 2803 Fern Ave .. Columbuio;, Oil 432 11 50 - 84. Can anyone tell me where I might locate early (177·1-1778) St . Andt·c·ws Episcopnl Church records, St. Andrews Pari sh, Brunswick Co., VA? We are try in~ to f1nd the e xnct birthdate of the orphan, Sterling THORNTON, son of William THORNTON (1751-1778) ;111d Sara h GOODRICH THORNTON. Will pay for info . Edith McGhee SIGMON, Rt . 3, Box 30'1, Ferrum, VA 24088 (703)365-2297. 51 - 84 . Need info on Alexander MYERS: b. ca . 1800 i n VA; md . Cl:.irinda -?- ca . 18:.W; live d in Newbern, VA; d. before .1860. Harry Lee LOCKHART, JR., 528 Newton St . , San Fernando . CA 91340 52 - 84. I am interested in researchin g the David POTEET and Nancy STANDERFER fa mil cs from Jonesville (Lee Co.) VA. I am granddau of Elbert Samuel POTEET. l wi 11 rc1mbu r se anyone for reproduction costs in furnishing info . Frances L . CRULL, 1395 T::ira Rd. , Ch a r Les ton , SC 29407 53 - 84 . My MIZE/DUTTON (DURTING) has reached s tumblin g block. P er ha ps d csce ndan ts of Ephraim and Martha C. SIMCOX MIZE md. 4 June 1852 might hav e i nfo. Thei r dau Elizabeth MIZE md. Thomas W. MATTING 25 June 1876; dau Mar t h a M. MIZE md. Albert W. KEGL EY 24 Sept. 1876; J.D.F. MIZE md. F. A. TAITER 2 Dec. 1875 . Ephr a i m' s brother Simeon H . MIZE md . Mar y F . DURTING 14 Sept. 1858 . Their childr e n Martha V. MIZE md . J esse PARKS and John R . MIZE, ?Sponie (Male), George B. MIZE and Sarah E. MIZE. Activity centered around Smyth Co., VA . Will share info . Maxine HOOD LUCK, 6653 E . Swee twat er Ave., Scottsd::i l c, AZ 85254 54 - 84. marriage Adaline LANKFORD b. ca 1833 NC md . ca 1857 La fayette Mack EDDS of Lee Co., VA., where and when? Sister Mary Ann LANKFORD LAWSON b . 1827 NC . Sue McK INNON, 225 South Huron St., Cheboygan, MI 49 7 21 830 55 - 84. Joseph FERGUSON b . ca 1799 NC or 1800 TN resided 1 Elizabeth b. VA 1817; 2nd Eliza CARR b 1833 TN. Need al l info. H~wki~s K~~NONTN · ue c • a d:· lst b ess 3 o v e . 56 - 84 . Who are parents of John DEYERLE, b. VA ca 1819/20; md. Catherine, dau of Looman COY and ? LEFFLER: living in MO by 1850 . Children were: Mary. A. ' Susan Margaret, Sarah Helen , Louisa E . , Martha J., Benjamin, Julia Virgini a and Paulina E. Mary D. HODGE, 11706 Teri Lynn Drive, Fulton, MD 20759 57 - 84. Searching for parents of Jane DEYERLE listed as age 14 a nd Living with family of Edward HOLLY in Roanoke Co. 1850 Federal Census. Mary D. HODGE, address above. 58 - 84. Seek any info on Patroclus LEWIS who md. Lucinda BARNETT in 18 23 (Fincastle recor d s); went to Alabama ca 1830. Mary D. HODGE, address above. 59 - 84. Who were the parents of James H. KERR (1824- 1890 ) of Spruce Run, Gil es Co . , VA who md. Frances FERRELL, Mar. 1848? Children were Charles P . , Jacob F . , Margaret, and Sarah E. J. Tracy WALKER III, RFD 5, Box 258 Charlottesville, VA 22901. 60 - 84. Need info about James REYNOLDS, father of Jane who md. William JONES, Dec. 1 821 in Botetourt Co., VA. James was deceased when Jane md. William. J . Tr acy WALKER, III, a d dress above. 61 _ 84. John FOSTER md. Ruth, the dau of David SMITH, Jan. 1825 in Franklin Co., VA. Who were the parents of John FOSTER? Who was the wife of David SMITH? Who were t h e parents of David SMITH? J. Tracy WALKER, III, a ddress above. Vil'~ Appa.la.chia.n Notes I I J f �May 198'~ 62 - 84 . TIN SLEY . 75 Would ~.11· ..... l 1kv ~.tllv t.i l'xch.1n~e C I!·;S:..IK. JG8 in!o of families : lhllow Tree Lane, Pt\TE, McCORMACK, DORAN , ARMSTRONG, and Ro che ster, MI 48064 PIO:-.EER FA~.tII.IES OF FRA:'.'\KLI~ CO . , VA by Wingfiel d states that Wm . DYERmd. Jane d.1u nt Wm . THO~·l..\SO:-; :rnd ~:1ncy TURNER . No date . Would like to contact anyon e re sear chint-: DYER~ nr THO ~.IASO~S . ~!rs . Grace DYER MELLANDER . 2705 Newton St. , Silver Spring MD 2 0!=, 02 63 - 8·1 . THO~IA SON, 64 - 84 . !'11.:cd 1nfn 011 P.1tr1ck S\IITH who d . in Russell Co., VA in 1814. He md . Lucy FULLER and had 2 son~ . Hl:nry S~!ITH (b. 1808) and Aly SMITH (b . 1812) both in Campbell Co., TN. L u cy md. second, Is:-1~1<.: JACKSO::'\ . They lived in Russell Co . , VA until after 1820 when they moved to P ik e Co . , KY. H enry S~!ITH md. ~l:itildu OWENS . Aly SMITH md . Sarah TAYLOR . P a t r i cia DICKI:\SO!'i . 825 So. W;llnut St . , St . Albans, WV 25177 65 - 84 . Need name~ of children . siblings or a ny other info on Ericus SMITH wh o was in Russell Co . , VA 1773-1791 . owned land in the ~ ew Garden sect ion, served in the VA militia at Elk Garden Fort und er Cilpt . D ~1 n icl S ~.fITH and foug ht in the B a ttle of Point Pleasant in 1774 . ,P atri c ia DI CK!l\SON, :idd1· ess "bove . 66 - 84 . N cL·d info on Eri<.: u::; S~IITH, Jr . , who md . Rosanna PUCKETT (dau of Drury PUCKETT) in Was h i n ~ t on Co . , VA on 20 1\u~ . l 785 . He was in Russell Co., VA until after 1802 when the famil> mov e d to TN (Campbell Co . :n· c") . Patricia DICKINSON, address above . 6 7 - 84 . Fr om p.l"'l: 217. Patent: Book 2 , George TRUHETT, Nort hampton Co., VA 1651, granted 200 acres for each . p .ly in~ transportation for Richard CAINHOE, Fran JEFFRIES, William DEATON and Ri chard COX . Will appr0c:i:llc .1 ny info on these fo ur surnames in VA between 1651-1785. H oward A. DEATON , SOOS Dewey Ave .. St . Louis, MO 63116 68 - 84 . Ne ed connection to J o hn HARRISON . Sr. , owned l and in Pickens Dist. , SC on Choestoe Cr eek a nd Tu ~a lou R1 ver . Estate administered 2 / 2 /1836, Pickens Dist., SC by sons Thomas and Joh n HAfi RI SON, Wi 11 i am JOLLY ::llld Thomas W. HARBIN . Wife Naomi an d eleven children . Will exchan ge data . Be~i::; K eese BOWEN, R-2, B o x 44 , Westminster, SC 29693 69 - 84. Want to cxchang-e info on OVERTON' s from VA and NC . Some went to KY , TN, GA, AL, AR John , and MO in th e 1 8 UO' s . John OVERTON, md . Elizabeth? B . in VA went into NC. Children: J'.ames, Aaron , Moses , D;.1 vi d, J esse , Sarah, Mary, Naomy , Elizabeth , Susannah, and Angel. Mr s . J ohnni e ~! or r iso n WRIGHT , 15 Brookwood Ct ., Ormond B eac h. FL 32074 70 - 84. Need info on WillL:im ENGLE of Russell Co. , VA, b. 1809-10, moved to Perry Co., KY about 1840. Wif e ' s n a me Nancy STACY, b. 18 19-20. Brothers were Flem and Henry ENGLE. Name may have b een spe l l e d with " I . '' Need namesof parents, but any info appreciated. El aine ENGLE, 3 Azalea Ct., Mount Dora, FL 32757 71 - 84 . I am publi s hin g a book Sept. 1984 on the following early Bedford Co., VA families. T hey moved to Hardin, Breckinridge , Meade Cos . , KY by 1830. YATES, BOARD, BEWLEY, HOLDREN, DOWELL, McCOY, CAIN ~i nd al l i e d families . Would like to hearabout your family . Opal London COX, 734 Quapaw, Enid, OK 73701 72 - 84. Abner C OX, son of John COX md . Ma r y (Polly) RUTHERFORD, dau of Howar d RT!l'HERFORD, 26 Mar . 1821 , Bot etourt Co. , VA. D eed Book A, p. 58, Roanok e Co., VA n ames children of . Howard & Mary RUTHERFORD, Nathani e l A. GILBERT ; Andrew RETHERFORD; Mary RETHERFORD; Nathaniel A. RETHERFO RD; Ruben S . RETHERFORD; Elizabeth RETHERFORD; Marian RETHERFORD; Malinda RUTHERFORD md. J ames SPEAKMAN . Malinda SPEAKMAN & Polly COX moved to Ross Co., OH, 1840. Will exchange info on these families . Opal London COX, address above . 73 - 84 . I would 1 ike to get in touch with a Mr . STROUTH who wrote me i n November regarding membership records of Newport Methodist Church. Before I could answer his letter, it was i n advertently misp l aced . I f he contncts me again, I ' l l try to help him. Brenda L . WILLIAMS, P . O . Box 11 5, Newport, VA 24128 74 - 84. 1865 Grayson Co .. VA . I s aa c Newton HUNT, b 1847 KY, md. Elizabeth Matilda POR~ER , by 1848 Gray so n Co .. VA, d ~1u o f Andr e w PORTER and Lucy CORNETT. Elizabeth's brother Levi PO RTER and I saac HUNT wer e POW' s (Con federate ) together at Point Lookout, MD and were released March 1865 . Am seeking any info o n these families. J. c . PORTER , 4617 S. Race , Apt. B, Marion, IN 46953 75 - 84. Zachnria MITCHELL b. 18 Dec . 1791 , Pul aski Co., VA, d. 18 Jan . 18 72, Pulaski Co., VA, md. 13 May 1817, Smyth Co ., VA to Eli za b e th NEWLAND, b. 14 May 1798, Pulaski Co., VA. Died 28 Feb . 1 878, Pulaski Co., VA. He was a Methodist minister also circuit minister. Need n ames of ch i ldr e 11 ? parents? Lived also Wythe and Smyth Cos'., VA. Mayetta E. LOCKMANJ Rt. 2, West Park , Dod ge City, KS 67801 VirSID!a Appalachian Notes �May 1984 76 - 84. Rachael HOLMES, b . 3 Apr. 1753 in S cot L 1nd, d . l !>la r . l 83 3 in Sm y th Co . . VA . Md . James SCOTT before 1771. Who were their p a r e nt s '? Childr e n? A son lhl li ;im SCOTT b . 9 De c. 1778 md. 24 Nov. 1814 Elizabeth (Betzy) PORTER b . 18 Jan . 17 94 . Md . t n Wy t lw Co . . VA . Betzy her nickname. Any help appreciat e d . Need c hildr e n . n ames , dates? Maye tta E . LOCKMAN, at. 2-, ;West Park, Dodge City, KS 6 7801 77 - 84. Robert PORTER b. ca 1740 d. ca 1781, md . 1765 M:.ir ga r et EWI NG , b . 1803. Who were their parents and childr e n? Need n a mes , dat esand pl~ices . Mayetta E. LOCKMAN, Rt. 2, West P a rk, Dodge Ci t y , KS 678 01 78 - 84 . Zephaniah RATLIFF b. 1753 Charles b. 1785; Valentine b. 1786; S. and grandson Richard N. Did any expense for info . Agnes J. RUDBERG, c.;a l 7 -15, d . a ft e r All h e lp a ppr ec iated . in VA a n d Ph i l ade lph ia ( S t o n e) ha d son s : J ose ph b . 1 78 3; Coleman b. 1 7 9 2 ; and Ca l eb b . 1 7 9 ·1. C:.ileb ln d so n Ric hard of the othe r s hav e a son n a me d Ri c hard ? Will r e imb ur se 5801 Wind i n g Ri d ge Driv e . S :Ln An to n io, TX 782 39 79 - 84. Simon Carson WELLS, 1826-1900 , a pro fessor a t Roa n oke Co lle ge , written a history of the CARSON family . Would a n yon e knowin g a bout thi s contact: Mrs. Harold P. KYLE, 3411 Exeter St., Roa n ok e , VA 24 01 4 . w ;1 s b e l ie v e d to hav e ln s t o ry p l e ase 80 - 84. Samuel SMITH d. ca 1778, md. Grizzl e LOCK ER 1732 Prin ce G ~o r ge Co . , MD. Need th e names of their children. Were they the parent s of El eanor SM I TH who md . ca 1755 Jame s TAYLOR who d. in Patrick Co., VA ca 1806? Charlotte Mae BRETT , 218 E ast •1t h S t., ~4A, Spe n cer. IA 51301 81 - 84. Joseph COULSON, b. Derbyshire, England 1669 , son o f Th o mas a nd An n e BORROW COULSON, came to PA and d. there 1709. Who was his wife? Son T h omas md . Ma r t h a WIL EY, Ch es t e r Co . , .MD. Their son Isaac md . Elizabeth PAINE. Where/wh e n? Son Jaco b b. L a n cast e r, PA md . Eli za beth JENNINGS. Where? Jacob d. 1811 (w . p.) Gr ayson Co., VA. Wi l l e x c han ge in fo . Mary Noell CARTER, 5701 E. Glenn #62, Tucson, AZ 85712 82 - 84. Archibald EDMUNDSON md. Nancy B. WRENN, 178 9, F re d e r ic k Co . , VA . Nee d par e nts ' names, birthdates, birthplaces, etc . Nancy believ e d t o b e dau of John WRENN , s on o f Col . James WRENN, Fairfax Co., VA . John d. 1815 from illn ess contr acte d du ri n g Wa r of 1812. Ha v e no proof, and will appreciate any help. Mary Noell CARTER, a dd r e s s a b o v e . 83 - 84. Wish to exchange on surnames in the following c ounti es : L o u d o n Co . , VA: CARNES, COMPHER, FRYE, VINCEL(L), FAWLEY (FAULLEY); Washington Co . , VA: KETCHAM, McREYNOLDS, HI LL, FLEMING, NEWLAND and LINDER; Bedford Co . : PRATHER, THOMAS a nd JONATHAN; Me cklenburg Co.: DAVIS, LYON, PITTARD and MORE. Trudie Davis LONG, 8213 Maplevil le Rd., Mt. Airy, ~10 21771, 301-829-1963 84 - 84. Henry HARDBARGER, b. 1792, Phillip and Suzanna BOOK. Where and Eliza, Timothy, Peter, Hiram, John. Marilyn PEDERSON, 521 N.E. 58 Court, VA, md . Polly BOOK, 11 J a n. 1811, Botetourt, dau of when did they di e? Children were J ames , Abram, Wm . , Who are Henry's p are nts? Will refund postage . Fort Lauderdal e, FL 33334 85 - 84. Desire info regarding Capt. James P. WHITMAN, Co. K, 45th VA Inf a ntry, Civil War. Wife may have been Nellie PERRY. Am trying to locate wife, family members, etc., to complete YOST lineage from Tazewell Co., VA. Dau Elizabeth md. William Charles YOST, year and place unknown. Jane WILLIAMS, 95 Mystic L ane, Social Circl e, GA 30279 86 - 84. Desire any info regarding Col . William Owens YOST who was treasurer of t h e first bank established in Tazewell, VA, then known as Jeffersonville. He was md. to Elizabeth WHITMAN. JaneWILLIAMS, address above. 87 - 84. Searching for parents of Brice EDWARDS (b. ca 1778) and hi s wif e Jane RAKES (6. ca 1782) . They lived in Franklin & Patrick Cos., VA . Bri ce d . J a n . 1856 in Patrick Co . , VA . They had 10 children. Vaughn CASSELL, P . 0 . Box 269 Wytheville, VA 24382 88 - 84. Exc h. info on these famil ies from P atr ick, Henry, Franklin & Halifax Cou nties: Aaron DeHART/Elin d a DENNIS: Chesl e y A. RAKES/Sarah "Sa lly" DeHART; David CREWS/Drucilla JONES; William MARTIN/Delphia CLARDY; Francis BARROTT/Susanuah -?- . Vaughn CASSELL, address above. 89 - 8 4 . Need b elp with parents of Edward GILLEY and Mary COLLI NS, md. Lee Co., VA, 1815 . Will exchange in f o; answer all correspondence. Mrs. R. E. CARLSON, 542 Sybil La.ne" S.E., Marietta, GA 30067 . 90 - 84. Need p ar ents of William P. BRUMMETT, b. 20 May 1818. Lived in Carter Co., TN. Md . Mali nda BRITT. Robert L. WHITE, b. ca 1818 in VA, md. 10 June 1837 to Sarafina BARTEE. Liv ed i n Ca rter Co . , TN. Need parents of Robert a nd Sarafina. Hilda BRITT PADGETT, 405 Ohi o Ave . , Erwi n, TN 37650 Vil'gtnla Appalaoh1&n Notes �May 1954 ( I l I I I ( l l ( l I 77 91 - 84 . J:..mL·S ~lartin LOVE, b . 1811 . KY, r esided: 1850 Clinton Co . , KY with wife Jane SEA.KL EY / SEELEY . F:-tm1ly r t.:l:-tted to LOVE ' S of Overton, Fentress, Sumner Co., TN and LOVE'S of ori ginal Au~u!->ta Cu .. \'A . ~11· s . Connie LOVE LAWSON , 223 Dryden Dr., Vallejo , CA 94591 92 - 84 . Jamt.:s RYA:-1 . b c: a 1757 . VA. md . Guilford Co . , NC, 1782 , to widow Nellie McCONESKY GREEN . F3m1ly to W;1ynl! Co . . KY c:i 1800 . Son Edward RYAN b. 1783 NC d. 1813 Wayne Co., KY, md . 1805 t o Eliz . BARTLESON, h::id d:lu Sar:i h RYAN, md . 1834 to John S. WALKER . Believe WALKER's of e::irly J\ u~usta Co ., VA to GA then Wayn e Co . Need VA info on RYAN, McCONESKY, WALKER. Mr s . Conni e LOVE LAWS0:--1 , address above . 93 - 84 . S ec ki.n ~ info about John GROSS and wife Barba ra -?- who settled in 1769 in what was th en B otetourt Co . lat e r W::ishini,-:ton Co . , VA . He d . there in 1821 with sons Isaac, Jacob (md . M arth ~1 HILBUH:"< 1797~), Edmond .(md . Ma rth:i GRAY 1800), and J ohn and daus Elizabeth, Lucretia, Sarah ( md . J:-im c.:~ LOl'f i 11 1797), ~!::iry and Mn r gn ret . Barbara Ann RENICK, 311 Copa De Oro, Br ea , CJ\ 9262l 94 - 84 . Scc:k1n~ info ::ibou t Jacob WHITMAN b . 22 Feb. 1781 in Buckingham Co., VA (possibly the son of John WJ!IT~!AN) . H I.? 111d . Sarah AGEE b. 19 Sept. 1783 in Buckingham Co., VA. Their dau Ma r tha WHIT~IA:-1 b . 6 D ec . 1805 in Buckingham Co., VA md. in Campbell Co., TN, Isaac GROSS b . 1800 / 01 in Wa::;hi11~to11 co .. VA . Barbara Ann RENICK, address above. 95 - 84. Scc.:k1n~ 1nfo about Willinrn LINDSAY (Sr . ) b. between 1770-1780 in VA (son of Matthew L I NDSAY of Sco t 1 :-incl o r possibly Joseph LINDSAY of Granville , NC). He md . Mary STORM b. between 1780-1790 invA (dau of Corneli us STORM and Nancy HALL). They were early settlers of Cart e r Co . , TN . Mo s t of their c h i ldr e n lived in Campbell Co . , TN . Barbara Ann RENICK , address abov e . 96 - 84, S eek i n g marria ge r ecord :ind burial site of Thomas and Mildred (CALLAWAY) NOELL . On e son, John C . NOELL md. (1) Polly MILNER (2) Nancy WITT: remained in Bedford, VA and was Cl erk of th e Co urt. J o hn NOELL had Alanson who md. Marth a WILKERSON; Demetrius md . Rev. Fr ancis M . BARKER and Jam es T . md. Sar::i h TURPIN. Desire to correspond with descendants for Bible record s or other i nfo in o rd e r to place DAR marker at burial site . Mr s . Eleanor HARRIS, l 716 Gr ee n wood Av e .. Nashville, TN 37206 97 - 84. Would l i k e i n fo o n par e n ts of Lucy SMITH , who md. #1 Burwell LAW (killed in War of 1812) and :t2 Stephen ASH WORTH, son of John A . ASHWORTH and Susan BIRSENDIN. All occurred in Frank 1 in Co . J e::i n Br ewer ~l c LANE, 2803 Fern Ave . , Columbus, OH 43211 98 - 84 . There was hanky-panky somewhere an:! my ancesto,rs would not tell . Sarah/ Sally (DUTTON?) DUTTON was the sister or sister -in - law of Jacob DUTTON and John DUTTON, children of Ad a m DUTTON b . ca 1769. S ally 's children were William Tompson DUTTONb . Oct. 1833 (2 Feb. 1854 md. Emily MIZE), Mary F . DUTTON b. Sept. 1840 (14 Sept. 1858 md . Simeon H. MI ZE/MYES), and Elizabeth Carolyn DUTTON b 1842 (md. George VAUGHT) . This Adam DUTTON clan center ed around Seven Mil e Ford in Smyth Co . Untanglin g appreciated . Maxin e HOOD LUCK, 6653 E. Sweetwater Avenue , Scottsdale, AZ 85254 99 - 84 . Seeking and will share in fo on my lines centered around Grayson Co: BOYERs, John or dau Po l l y BUSIECK; Susnnnah CADY; Pete·r , Philip or Susanna DELP; Eli or Elizabeth MIZE/MYES; and Achsa ( ) SOUTH and descendants. Many of the BOYERS moved on to Nebraska ca 1880 . Maxin e HOOD LUCK , nddress a bove. 100 - 84 . I need i n fo o n Shadrick BEALE who md. Nancy BARNES 4- 1-1786, Pittsylvania Co., VA . They had at least two c h i l d ren: Elizabeth md. Li ttleberry EPPERSON in Pittsylvania Co., VA, and Shadrick Jr . S h adr i c k BEALE, Jr. & Sr. lived in Southampton, VA in 1810. Who was the Shadr i ck who md. 1786 Southampton to Sarah JOYNER? Sonya BURNETTE, P . O . Box 41, B a rbourvi l l e , KY 40906-0041 101 - 84 . Seeking in fo o n John and Sara h McGRAW who were in Russell Co., VA by 1808. Where were they from? Whn t was Sarah's maiden name? Who were their children? Theil· dau, Sarah Jane (Jennie) md . C harl es ROBBINS about 1822 and lived in Lee Co. , VA. Charles ROBBINS' p a r e nt s were T h omas and E. Wh:::it does "E" stand forand who were their children? Mr s. Freda BARNES, 111 1 Wilmore Drive, Middletown, OH 45042 102 - 84. Seekin g info on Samuel and Abraham JONES (b. ca 1775) who owned adjncent land on Sugar Run i n L ee Co . , VA in 1809. How were they relat e d? Who were Samuel's childr en? Would like to correspond with Le e Co . , VA JONES descend:::ints. Mrs . Freda BARNES, address abo v e . 103 - 84 . I n f o i s n ee ded on following DEAN' s listed in 1850 Carroll Co ., VA census : Abner DEAN, Abn e r H., H e nry H . , Hiram, Howell, John B., Nancy, Rebe cca, Susan, Susann ah , and Nan cy Ay ers DEAN. Lloyd DEAN, Rt. 6, Box 498, Moreh ead, KY 40351 VJ.rSinia. Appalachian Notes �78 tray 104 - 84. Seeking parents and s iblin gs of J ohn BARRETT, b . 2:i Julr 1810 111 Oct. 1849 in Russell Co., VA, md . Cynthia HURT. Theodos1:.i W. D1\HHETT. P . O . Lebanon, VA 24266 1984 TN, d . Oox 1045 . t.>ast 17 105 - 84 James R. TERRY md. St as h ey RAKES, dau oJ Henry RAKES, Ot·<.liord C•>.. VA. 1817 . Cb : Henry Thomas, Joseph P., Wilson W. , Wyat t J ackson, William R . , H.c.-t..·d ll .. Elk.1n;1h Floyd. El izabet John Wylie and Minerva. How is J ames connected to the TERRY f.1milit..'S ot l3P<11cH· d :tnd Bote t o urt.? James migrated to KY and IN after 1842 . Any data regard1n~ this 1an11ly "'"uld be greatly appreciated. Ethiel B . JOHNSON , 15834 Drysdale. Southgate. MI ·IH 195 106 - 84. Seeking parents of Sarah El i z abeth WELLS, b . ca 1803, d . ca lR88. ~Id . 3 Sept . 1828 in Nelson Co . , VA, to Joseph TI NNELL . In Cave Spring. Ho:inoke Ce> . , VA. 1850 census . Children: Francis Marion, Benjamin, Sarah, John, Mary, Susan, Elizabeth. H~stcr. Joseph, James and Charles. Mrs~ Donald HARTON, E . 3623 9th Avenue, Spokane, WA 99202 107 - 84. Who were par e nts of Larkin REYNOLDS, b . ca 178U, d . beJorc 1833? to Hannah FERGUSON, Botetourt Co . , VA . Childr en : Andrew A., Mary (Polly), Thomas, Jane (Jennie). Mrs . Donald HARTON, address abov~ . Md . 6 Mar . 1806 (Peggy), ~largn1·et 108 - 84 . Need info and parent s of Sarah DOSS, md . March, 1831, Pittsylv:ini:i Co . , VA, to Daniel S. YATES . Sist e r, Polly DOSS, census of 1850, Roanoke Co .. livin~ wilh f.11nily of Daniel and Sarah YATES. Mrs . Don ald HARTON , addr ess above . 109 - 84. James RATCLIFF/RATLIFF f rom Henry Co ., VA to Pike Co . , KY .in 1787 . Md . ~larybee -?- b. 1774. Their children : Caroline M. , b . 1816 md . John RICHARDSO~; "Gl'ncral" William RATLIFF, b. 1790; Lydia. Wish info about other children of Ja mes and ~laryb<.:e . Wi 11 reimburse for expense and answer letter s . Agnes J . RUDBERG. 5801 WindiuJ.{ Ridge D1·jve , Sao Antonio, TX 78239 110 - 84. "General" William RATLIFF, b. 1790, son of James of Pike Co . , KY md . Eliza beth FORD and had children : Mrs. Cobb CECIL , Sr.,; William Harri son, b . 1811; Kathe1·ine; Thomas J.; James S.; Joseph E .. Wish info about other children of William and Elizabeth. Will rei mburse for expenses and answer l etters . Ag n es J . RUDBERG, address above. 111 - 84. Seeking ancestors of Samuel T. LAW, b. 12 Aug . 1818, d . 9 Aug. 1892, Dall::is, TX . Believe to have been b. i n VA. Md. in Franklin Co . , VA to Lucinda BURTON (HODGES) 19 S e pt . 1852, dau of Seth BURTON. Fist ma rriag e Nancy E . ENGLISH , 26 D0c . 1843 . May h a v e l i v e d in Rockingham Co . , VA. Reimburse for reproduction and postage costs . Fr a n ces L. CRULL. 601 Fairington Dr., Summerville, SC 29483. 112 - 84. Need info on Seth BURTON believed to have b een b. in VA a b out 1798, md. Ann-?from VA. Had dau Lucinda, b. 30 Apr. 1826, d. 18 Sept. 1 895 in Dal l as , TX. May have lived in Rockingham Co., VA. Reimburse for reproduction and post age costs . Fr a nces L . CRULL, address above. 113 - 84. Seeking info on Daniel CONNER, b. c a 1775-80 in Ir e land, md . 1st ca 1800-1810 to Mary DeHART. Had a son, George Washington CONNER in Patric!< Co. Md . (2nd) Elizabeth (GUTHRIE) STONE, b. ca 1820. Lived in Wythe Co. and probably Pul aski Co . Daniel was said to have lived also in Augusta Co . and was reported last seen in Norfolk. Please help and will exchange info . Laura CARROTHERS, 3865 E. Farrin Way, Fresno, CA 93726 114 - 84. Need info on Nancy BOLLING, b. ca 1819, l ater liv ed with a dau i n Conner's Valley (Wythe Co.), md. George Washington CONNER, b. ca 1815, d . before 1880. Both buried in family cemetery, Conner's Valley. Nancy was a direct descendant of POCAHONTAS of VA. I need her parents names for connection. Lived in Patrick and Wythe Cos. Will exchange info . Laura CARROTHERS, address above. ~~========= =========~===========================~===========~~===~================== =====~= ~~*-- Some Goochland Co., VA abstracts: Deed Book 3, page 6, 21 Dec . 1736 - George HILTON of St. James Parish to Thomas BIBY, for 5 pounds, 100 acres on north side of James River; bounded by John CHRISTIAN ' s line ; branch of Wild Boar Creek, southside; John COLEMAN'S line. Witnesses Robt WOODSON, THOS. "X" HOWARD . \ Deed Book 3, pages 466-467, 14 Sept. 1741 - George HILTON to Arthur SLADYEN of New Kent Co. for 30 pounds, 232 acres on the branches of Sinkinghole Cree k, part of patent of 332 acres granted said HILTON in 1734; bounded by Thomas BIBY & Ge orge HILTON; CHRISTIAN'S line; crossing branches o f Wil d Board ; William MILL' S line; Sinkinghole Cr eek. Witn esses William BAYLEY, George BROCK, Nicholas "0" OWEN. Sign ed George and Es ther HILTON Deed Book 4, page 160, 17 May 1743 - John BILBY, pari s h of St. Francis, to George HILTON for 20 pounds, 400 acres , beginning west si de of Ratkoon Creek. Witnesses John Mc BRIDE, Sarah "X" HOWARD, Mary "X" McBRIDE :VUSiJUa Appa.la.ch1a.n Notes �May 1984 79 BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts DEDMAN- DEAD.MAN FAMILY HISTORY by Anna I.aura (Dead man) Gri.f:fi th The Dedman name is found on ea rly records in England and Virginia to be spelled Debna m, Debden , Dedman , Deadmon , Deadmond and Dedman. Early Virginia Counties with t h e fami l y name were Augusta , Iancaster , Mecklenburg , Westmorland and York. Other states wit h t he Ded man family were Illinois , Kentucky , Mississippi, North Carolina and Te n nessee . Some a llied fa mily records included are Griffith, Haile, Holmes , Johns , McNatt, Rhodes, Sla y d en , Steele, Wade, Wester, White , Workman and ot hers. The book has a soft cover , 15J p ages and is completely indexed. A gift copy from the author has been placed in the Virgini a Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . Contact Anna laura Griffith , Rt 1 Box J06, Mayfield, KY The price of the book is $20. 00. 42066 for copy of book . * * * * * * * r.'RITE IT RIGHT by Donald R. Barnes & Richard S. lackey * * Write It Right is a manual for writing family histories and genealogies. John F rederick Dorman, FASG , in h is introduction notes that the authors have recognized the necess ity of encouraging proper genealogica:l writing. He suggests that persons use the advice in this book to produce written accounts which will stand for years to come as authoriative presentations and goes on to say that Write It RighJ. fills a gap in the ever increasing list of genealogical manuals and is a milstone in genealogical b i bli ography . The inclusion of a c o mplete table of contents , a clossary of terms and an index, permits the user to locate easily the advice given regardi ng all aspects o:f genealogical writing. The 1J8 page book contai ns chapters on preparing to write, purpose in writing, numbering s ystems for genealogies , outlines for genealogical writers, writing the tex t , citations and bibliographies, and mechanics . A gift copy from the author has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library . The pri ce of the book is $6. 00 - $1. 00 mailing, Md. residents add 5% sales tax . Order from: D. R. Barnes , Associates; Box 5755, Rockville, Md . 20855-0755 . * * * * * * * * * ======================================:..:========================================= Rowan County ( Ky ) Histori cal Society, Inc. - annual dues $2. 00 individuals. They welcome pedigre e chart s from area residents f'or their :files. Write to Mr. Ora Cline, Treas., 236 Allen Avenue, Morehead , KY 40J51. ===========================================c=================================== :============================================================================== VU-Sin.ta. Appa.lach1an NoU!s �May 1984 80 THE BRICKEY HERITAGE by Raymond L. Brickey From early researchers and the old Brickey Bible recently presented to the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, Va. , Jean Bricquet was the progenitor of the Brickeys in the U.S.A. According to the 1815 Brickey Bible " "John Brickey came from France with his wife about the year 1680 A. D. His children were John, Jarard, Jinny, Mary and Peter . John had all daughters. Jarad had one sone, John who died without children. Peter married Winifred LUcas and ·had Jarard, John, Temperance , Wi nifred, Peter, William and Elizabeth." The Brickey descendants are located in most of the states of the U. S.A . Those migrating from Virginia to another state and their descendants will cary a prefix of the state's two letter abbreviation before their index number . There were Brickey Revolutionary War Patriots . Peter was too old to serve. He received a citation for patriotic services for furnishing s uppli es to the militia. William, Peter's son, was a "fifer" in the army. He was present a t the surrender of Cornwallis. He received a pension of $50.00 annually in his old age. Peter, the son of Jared and grandson of Peter 1st, served in the Botetourt County Militia on two occasions. His second wife received a land grant in Kentucky . Gerard Jr., son of Jared and grandson of Peter, served in the Revolutionary Army and was listed in the 1840 census as having received a pension. The BRICKEY HERITAGE contains about 600 pages, well documented (copies of many original documents) included and completely indexed. There are copies of some pages from the old Brickey Bible. There are 60 pictures in the book. The author has researched the Brickey and many allied families for more than ten years. The book has a hard cover and the price is $J9. 95. Order from s Raymond L. Brickey, J641 Winding Way Road SW, Roanoke, VA 24015. 1850 CENSUS OF HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA .. l?Y Marian Dodson Chiarito The 1850 Census for Halifax Co. , Va, was transcribed from microcopy 4J2 of the original returns of the Assistant Marshals published by the National Archives in 1964. The boundaries of the county were the same as exist today, but a separate census was recorded for the Northern and Southern Districts. The 1850 census is one of the first records beginning family history searchers consult, since the data they find can be used to entirely or partially reconstitute families. The census includes all members of the household, age, sex, race, value of real estate, occupation, place of birth and other miscellaneous information. The surnames of all inhabitants have been indexed. The book is paperbound, 270 pages, and the price is $16 . 00 postpaid. A gift copy from the author has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. Order froms The Clarkton Press, Rt 2 Box 533, Nathalie, VA 24577. * * * * * VlrSUU& Appa.lach1a.n Not.ee * * * * �81 May 1984 GE NEALOCICAL QUERIES AND REPORTS OF RESEARCH The book "Genealogical Queries and Reports of Research" by Herr Pfarrer Alfred Hans Ku by of Pfalz , West Germany has b een presented to the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Ci ty Public Library by Robert G. Phlegar of Salem, Va., a member of SVGS . The book i.s printed by the Pennsyl vania Chapter, Pl ataines to America and may be ordered from Leo R Wastler, 25 Cl over ·Iane, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055. The price i s $17.50 pos tpaid in USA. The publi cation contains Jl4 pages including over 220 immigrant ancestor queries initiated by t h e Pennsylvania Chap ter a nd friends. There are J indexes, descendant names , pla c e names , and i mmigrants passenger ships. * * * * * * * * SURRY COUNTY CEMETERY SURVEY BOOK III by Wa llace Kellam This boo k contains J,J67 listi ngs from markers i n 50 cemeteries, Surry County , N.C. Full directions are g iven to reach each cemetery. Newspaper obituaries , with photographs are i n cluded . Some newspaper i t ems give ·genealogical information from papers dating 1933-1983. The history of Ivy Green Baptist Church, Whitaker Chapel Church and others is . g iven . Pictures show special cemeteries , . . old homes and markers . The boo k has a soft cover, 170 pages, and completely indexed , A gift copy f rom the a uthor has been placed in the Virginia Room o.f the Roanoke City Public Library . The price of the book is $25. 00 postpaid and may be ordered from 1 Wallace Kellam, Rt 8 Box 660-B, Mount Airy, N. C. 270JO. ================================================================================= MARRIAGES OF PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1831 - 1861 $21. 00 From the Marriage Register which gives the names of the groom, bride, bondsman, parents, and minister. Approximately 3000 marriages are listed alphabetically by groom. Paper bound, 236 pages, 8txll " . VESTRY BOOK OF ANTRIM PARISH, HALIFAX CO, VA . 1752-1817 $J0,00 Transcribed by Marian Dodson Chiarito ~ _The Minutes of Meetings held by the Vestry of Antrim Parish . The Church in 1752 was not only responsible for the religious ministry but -also the wellfare · of the parishioners , Taxes were levied for every male above the age of 16. There is much in.formation here regarding the in ha bi tan ts. Hard cover, 160 pages, aixll" . · WILL BOOK 0, HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1752-1773 $15. 00 Abstracted by Marian Dodson Chiarito . Consists of abstracts of Wills , Inventories & Appraisements, and Accounts Current. Documents contained in File #1 are also included. All names which appear, as well as descriptions of property, land boundaries, rivers & creeks, and adjoining landowners are included. In 17.52 Halifax Co. included tl::e counties of Pittsylvania , Henry and Patrick, Paper bound, 88 pages , S~xll". WILL BOOK 1, HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1773-1783 $18, 00 Abstracted by Marian Dodson Chiarito . Consists of Wills, Inventories & Apprai.sements, and Accounts Current. All names which appear in the records, along with names of rivers, creeks , and adjoining l andowners . Paper bound, lJ6 pages, Btxll ". All books are prepaid. VA 24577. Order from The Clarkton Press, Rt 2 Box 533, Nathalie, ================================================================================= V1rsmta Appal&chie.n N'otu �Birthplace_ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _~ Buri al p l ac e --~---------------- Education: _ _ _ ____________________ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ Military Service: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ Physical and other characteristics (circle or give more specific in format ion): 1. Height Tall, medium, short or ft. in. 6. Emotiona lly stab le o r lab il e 2. Weight lbs. or thin, average, obese 7. Shy, gre g a rious 3. Blond, red hair, intermediate, brown, black 8. Con f ident, h es ita n t 4. Eye color: 9 . Quiet, tal kat ive 5. Right or left handed l 0. Good sense humo r, ave rage Use of alcohol: never, socially, heavy. Tobacco: never, m ode rate, h eavy. C h ro ni c di so rdz rs (as arthritis, a~hma, TB, visual, hearing or birth defect~: ~---------------------------~ Special Talents: _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ __, u s ica l, arti s t ic, mechanical, I ite rary, etc. Hobby or ·f avorite recreation: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ _ Religious affiliation (casual, average, intense):~----~-----------------------~ Major polit ica l affiliation (casual, average, intense): M arried '-'-- -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - B orn _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Birthplace_ _ _ _ _ __________________ Children: Place and date marriage _ _ __ _ _ __ __ __ L 2. 3. .sen 4. ~ 5. j 6. 7. ..: 8: 8. I 9. I> ~ Died 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. NOTE: Use reverse side for second marriage data, anecdotes, etc. • �I ( r ==============================================================================-=== BOOK REVIEWS: All boo ks s ent will be reviewed as time and space permit . 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Of course, we can'-. not promise next iss ue publica tion . ~ ================================================================================= ' .: r GENEALOGICAL QUERIES Each paid-up members hip is entitled to up to J free, 6 0-word queries per issue as space permits. Our editors will check the queries for spelling, punctuation, and grammar. However , they will NOT compose them for you . Please make your queries as clear and specific as possible, so that others can understand them and have a chance to really help you. Each query should include enough names , dates , and locations to definitely identify the problem. Each query must be 60 words or less (excluding your name and address). Please capitalize surnames -- is it Mary" Smith JONES or Mary SMITH JONES? 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Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 1984 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv8n2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4906/VANv8n1.pdf 042e835040570e9082cd65d74d541a72 PDF Text Text 1 ts- I I .· . Virginid Hppdldchian otes FEBRUARY 1984 .. Carroll Gol o 1- Donvi l te • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QkJARTERL Y I �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS President 1st Vice- President 2nd Vice- President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Asst . Treasurer- Membership Virginia Applachian Notes Publisher Illlillediate Past President EXECUTIVE BOA RD R. 11. Brickey H. W. Scott Norma Jean Peters Mrs . Hazel Harvey Mrs . Mary' Jane Vaden Calvin Weddle Evelyn Robertson Mrs C. S. Fowler , editor Ora B. McColman Mrs Nancy .Barton Reid 34LJ..-9868 774--0020 56J- lJ82 J62-407J J 45- 1748 J62-8 080 389-9227 345-8709 J66-9142 (342- 9692 office) (387- 6470 office) 989-9529 COMMITTEES w. 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( { l { I ,. .f I J ( �ISSN VI R G I N I A APPA LACHIAN 0739-3482 NOTES Published Quarter ly by SOUTHERWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICA L SOCIETY +==== =============c=== ============================================== Volume VIII - No. 1 - February 1984 CONTENTS The President's Message 1 830 Personal Property Tax List Franklin Coun ty, Virginia Casse l Bible Samuel Obe nsha in's Bible Records William R. Nunn 's Bible records Enemies to the Commonwea lth of Virginia Henry County, Virg inia Naturalization, Henry County, Virginia Tuck Cemetery, Pittsylvania Cou nty , Virginia The Weddle Family Book Reviews Quer i es Forms for SVGS 19 83 Fina ncial Statement la 1 12 14 15 16 19 21 23 29 33 39 42 =================================================================== FUTURE MEETINGS February 18, 1984 "Colonial Ruffians" by by A Roger Ekirch , Associate Professor of History , VP! March 17 , 19 84 Craig County, Virginia, in the Civil War April 21, 1984 Giles County, Virginia by Ruth G Blevins copyright Roanoke, Va . , 1984 �la THE PRESIDENT'S MESSA GE During a period in December and again in the earl y part of January as I was pondering how best I could serve our Society as President, an idea came to me. First , I need to determine the purpose of this association. Surprisingly , I found it in one line of article I, Section I of our by laws. ' ~ " to encourage, foster and organize genealogical research, tea ching, publishing, educating and recording; " when I have a conversation with old friends and new acquaintences a nd t hey lea rn of my hobby of genealogical research of the Brickeys, a great portion will r emark : "I started reseaching my ancestors but I hit a snag and put the matter aside." Others will remark, "I want to research my family tree but I don't know how to ge t started." This tells me a lot of u3 want to know more about our ances tors and the part they played in our nations history. lesson #1, we need to let these people know about our Society and how we can help them, I plan to use this space in future issues of the VAN to suggest other ways and give direction as to how we can best serve our purpose. On January 21st at our regular meeting, Mr. Joe Barnett brought us an excellent message, in spite of equipment failure, on Computerized Genealogy. I was surprised to learn the number of our members present that use personal computers in recording their research. Plan to be present at our next regular meeting, February 18th, l:JO P.M. at our present meeting location in the Jefferson Street Baptist Church . Mr. Roger Ekirch, Associate Professor of History - VPI, will be our speaker on "ColoniaJ Ruffians·" You don't want to miss this one. Should you have overlooked mailing your dues for 1984 to-date, you will probably be getting a reminder soon. Don't lay it aside. Mail your check. Write or personally advise me of any suggestions that you have. Raymond Brickey, President ================================================================================= PROLOGUE: A family History and Genealogy of and by Richard Wm. Buckingham and his wife, Muriel Barbara Earl, pub. 1979 by Gateway Press, Baltimore, Md., 21202. Library of Congress Catalog #79-51617. We reviewed this book in 1979, and since that time the Buckinghams have moved from Virginia to MN. The cost of the book at that time was $20.00 (I hope that it is still the same.)(Postage?, tax?) The new address is r Richard W. Buckingham, 204 Chestnut Street, Cloquet, MN 55720, fb'gtni& App&laoh1a.n Not.es I ~ �1 l8JO PERS ONAL P ROPERTY TAX LIST, FRl\NKLIN COUNTY, VA . A Lis t o f Taxab le p roperty within the district of G. W. B. Hale Commissioner of t h e Revenue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 . H QJ QJ - cu QJ ~ ct1 Cl 2- 1 4- 3 2- 1 3- 2 4-23 2- 1 Per son s Name s Chargea bl e wi t h Tax Ak e r s J a me s Jr An g l e Da n ielSr Ak e r s J a me s Sr Ak ers Jno Sr Ak ers Jo e l Arthur Jn o Jr Arthur J e f fers on Angl e Jno Sr Angle DanieWr Angle Henry Jr Arthur Jno Sr Abshire Peter Abshir e Am bro.. se Akers Daniel Abshire Jacob Al tick Soloman Asberry George Jr Akers Samuel Akers Fleming Arrington Arthur Abshire Wm Abshire Widow Al tick Jacob Al tick Daniel Al tick Jno Anderson Joseph Anderson Jess€ Arrington Daniel Arthur Jame s Arrington Samuel Abshire Nelso1 Abshire Isaac 0 H co QJ H ~ 00 QJ C'-1 Zr-l 9 2 1 QJ 5 Q) CJ) .w r-l H ,..-! ~ 0 Q) 0 ::r:: OU 1 8 3 24 4 3 47 2 86 2 16 4 67 2 16 16 16 16 2 5 2 15 2 1 21 16 2 5 6 2 23 3 4 1 37 2 16 3 2 1 21 3 2 1 21 B 1 1 3 8 2 3 Cl) CJ) en H H (f) 2 2 3 0 (/) C/J .w :> QJ (/) (/) CJ Cl) .w > 0 . H C) cu - CJ) 0 Q) Persons Names C/J H~ Chargeable bO H Q) N 0 with Tax 0 ZH ::r:: Angle Henry Sr 2 3-lC Abshire AbramSr 2 Abshire AbramJr 1 Ashworth Wm C 3 Abshire An sol em 1 Albright Wm 1 Akers Henry 2 Adams Elisha 1 Abshire Abram 1' 1 4-2:: Agee Levi 2 Amoss Wilson 2 Al tick Joseph 1 Abshire Andrew 2 Abshire Allen 2 Abshire Jno 1 Argerbright George 2 Arthur Barney 1 Allen James 2 2 Allen Bozwell 2 Angle Widow 1 Angel William 1 Aliff David 1 Adkins Jno 1 Q) Cl) .w cu 8 1 67 4-1 Boon Jacob 4 Board Henry 1 1 13 24 Bowman Benjamin 3 16 12-2£ Beard Jno 2 8 1 Brown Daniel 16 2 Bernard Jno Booth Abram 8 Boon Jno 1 Blankengship 44 Smith 8 3 86 Bab ? Conrod 2 !Bernard Pet er 2 1 21 Bagly Widow 1 8 3-2 lBradly Jessa 16 2 !Bowers Matthi a E Bowma n J n o Virginia Appa.la.chia.n N_Qtes 2 C/J H cu ,..-! ,..-! 0 C/l .w i:: Q) OU 16 16 8 24 8 8 16 8 8 16 16 8 16 16 8 16 8 86 16 8 8 8 8 5 40 1 2 1 8 86 8 8 1 1 1 43 1 1 43 2 4 1 8 1 3 4 5 4 1 5 2 3 1 5 2 24 1 1 1 80 91 64 8 75 �lI 2 A List of Taxable property within the district of G. W. B. Hale Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 . H :> (!) (!) 0 C/J en H (!) cu ~ C/J CJ :> ~ 0 . H CJ Q) en C/J H (!) µ H ~ cu (!) (!) C'CI C/J 0 (!) Persons Names H0 :>-i Persons Names (!) Ul ,....., H :>-i 4.J Chargeable b.O ~ H ,....., s:: Chargeable b.O tU (!) N 0 Q) Q) N 0 C'CI with Tax Q with Tax Q z ..-l ::r:: Q U z,....., 6 48 Boles Jacob Barn heart Jno Barnheart Ab3 24 Burrus Thomas ram 3- 2 Bousman George 2 Beckner Saml Sr 1 8 Beckner Jona3 24 Bernard Robert 1 1 ·than Booth Richard Booth Moses G. 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Hale Commi ssioner of the Reve nue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 ~ Q) H () > 0 .u Q) CJ) ~ cu 1 c * * 4- 3 Co o p e r L e wi s Coop e r Joe l Coop e r Ca l e b Ch e wnin g Natha ni e l Cr ag h e ad JnoSr Crowe l l Miche al Col e ma n Wm Chamb e r s Wm oop e r Andrew Cooper Il e s Sr ooper Che sly alaway James hambers Samue hambers Phillip unnin g h am Joseph Sr unnin gham Robert unningham Thomas hildr ess Abr al away Henry T hambers Joel l ai bourn Nat h a niel H alaway Wm hit wood Stephen hi twood Edmo1 arter Lawson aboness Widow al houn Robert hit wood Edwam * ** Carge ( c arriage) 1 Gigg 50<; 2 3 6 3 CJ) w CJ) )...! cu Persons Names Chargeable with Tax Cl) .--I +.J .--I S:: 0 t=l Q) u 2 51 2 16 3 1 15 24 12 22 2 3 $2 H ctl CJ) 0 Q) H :>-t Q) Q) rocket Polly FN abbell Saml I 94 8 16 2 3 1 29 7 2 66 1 8 1 8 2 16 2 1 21 3- 1 8 1 1 43 14 10 5 70 10 Q) CJ) Persons Names B~ Q) Cl) Chargeable oo 1--1 0 wi th Tax ~ ~ ::r:: Cunnin g h a m S a ml Ca l a way Wa l t e r C) i.J 0 CJ) Q) Q) :> 4 32 1 8 ivers Christopher illion Jessa Jr illion HenrySr odd Isaac udly Thomas Sr udly Jno Francis Jr Thomas ivers Baily udly Levi illion Arthur ivers Francis Sr bO Q) z N r-l ***Stud $4 Virginia Appalachia n N ooos H 0 ::r:: 8 1 4 2 1 56 5 7 2 31 3 3 24 1 1 8 8 5 1 1 1 1 1 45 8 8 8 8 37 3 4 1 2 3 16 59 1 8 Wm Lewis & Guin uxton Johnson un ahower Jn o 6 3 98 Aninias 4-2 Sr 1 8 ivers Wm R illion JesseS 16 2 illion Asa 9 5 97 ivers Oty 21 10 8 ivers Wm B 24 3 illion Wm Sr ivers Aquilla 5 6 60 ivers Moses 11 8 58 avis Jonathan 2 16 -1 Dennis Jno (1 stud) 2 16 2 oron Jno 1 8 odd Wm 2 86 owdy Ezekiel 2 1 71 2 16 ubo Samuel w 6 7 1 1 2 66 1 16 53 8 2 3 6 8 5 1 1 1 2 3 16 3 20 8 43 1 8 2 16 37 16 4 1 2 2 4 16 4 32 3 24 2 1 16 8 8 1 *** �A List of Taxable property within the dis tr ict of G. W. B. Hale Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 . H :> :> Cl) OJ ~ Cd Cl * 0 H cu Cl} Cl) Q) Cl} en H H cu Q) Cl} M .µ M s::· 0 Q) 8 8 8 43 8 29 9 9 13 35 91 86 43 4- 2 Ferguson 3 5 ~ 1 1 3 43 24 2 16 3 24 2 16 2 1 21 5 2 15 2 1 21 2 16 1 8 1 8 1 43 1 8 1 1 8 8 3-2 Green Nelly 2 8 5 Green Joseph Sr Griffith Mas heck Greer Samu el H Greer Wheatherston 16 7 3 36 4 2 07 3 cu 0 Q) Persons Names H~ .u Chargeable bO cu with Tax Q) N Cl ZM 3- 1( •Flora Jno Sr Flora Jonathan 24 Ferguson Stephen 6 Ferguson 1 Jno Hep Ferguson Daniel 6 Flora Sa ml Flora Joel 3-2 Fisher Jno Sr Forbes Thomas I Forbes Jno R Forbes Jno Sr Fisher Peter Sr Flora Jno (S son) Ferguson Josiah 4 1 Fraling Jno 2 Ferguson Oty Fergu son Nancy 1 Fran tz Samuel Ferguson Thomas 1 0 Fergu son Jno(Ns Fergu son Noah Farmer Pleasan1 F l owers Saml Sr 2 - 1 Fitzgarrel Fleming Ferguson Woodson Fish er Manuel Fish er Pet e rJr 1 Frog Sally FN Q) CIU Edwards Dani.elC 1 1 English Lewis 1 English George L :: 3 1 Early Jo ab 33 13 13 Early Jubal 5 4 2 Early Leamach 3 1 1 Early Melchez1 adek Early Henry 2~ 22 11 English Step~ 2 2 en English Jno 1 1 1 <l) Cl) Cl) ~ Persons Names H~ Chargeable bO H Q) N 0 with Tax z~ ::r: Divers SileasG 1 Darnold Joshua 1 Drake Wm 1 Standefer Flora Jacob Fisher Jacob Fisher Joel Fisher Elias 4- 3 Fizer Daniel Ferguson Joo Sz Ferguson Mosei: Ferguson JnoJr Ferguson Archd Fisher A & · Jonathan Fisher Jno Jr 2-20 Fisher Daniel Flora Joseph Sr Fisher Sol moon Ferguson Th'o mas B 24 Ferguson Charles Ferguson JnoH Flora Joseph Jr * 1 Gigg 50~ .µ 0 (/) Cl) CJ Q) Cl) 0 . H CJ .µ Q) 24 ** 1 Stud $7 V1rg1nia. Appa.la.chian Notes ~ en <l) en Cl) H cu Cl) 0 <l) H M .µ MC ::r: CIU 0 40 24 5 3 5 2 1 43 2 50 5 50 1 8 3 24 1 1 8 8 8 8 1 1 4 2 3 3 3 1 2 8 1 32 16 64 59 94 43 16 4 14 8 1 1 8 8 8 1 8 1 8 8 1 1 1 2 7 16 35 40 5 2 16 1 8 1 1 43 2 4 1 2 ** �5 A Li~ t ~f Taxable property within the district of G. W. B. Hale Commi ssioner of the Revenue in the County of Frankl in For the year 1830 H Cl) > 0 C/l Cll H CJ w Q) ~ 23 4- 3 2- 24 1 f/J U) w m Cll H w m (/) Persons Names oH:>"' w (/) .-1 w H r-1 C Chargeable oo 0 0 <l) · h Tax CUN wit z.-1 ::r: .0 u 2 86 2 Gr eer Moses Sr H .u <tl 0 1 78 2 Gr eer Walter T 6 2 93 7 Gr eer Thomas B 6 1 88 4 Greer Moses Jr 3 94 2 Greer Isaiah 2 1 21 2-1 3 Gr eer Isaac 3 94 2 Gr eer Matt h e w 3 94 2 Gr eer Benjamin 3 59 1 Greenwood Wm 1 8 Griffi th Abrarr 1 43 1 Griffi th Benjamin 67 4-3 4 1 Gray Wm 59 1 3 Griffith Chizholm 2 2 86 Greer Jemima 7 26 4 53 Gu arrant P eter Sr 5 2 15 5 Greer Joseph 1 8 Geerheart Jno 4- 5 Jr 1 8 Gipson Absolem 1 3 93 11 Gu arrant Jno 1 8 Greer Jno 1 8 2-1 Gray Ealy 2 16 2 4 Gray Cary 11 8 4 Jno Sr 2 1 Hi l l Jno Jr 7 1 4 3 - 2 Hepingstall Wm 3 2- 1 Hickman Josept 4 1 4 Holland Asa 2 Hartzel 1 Geor~ 1 3-10 Hartzel 1 Jacob 17 7 6 Hale S a muel Hipengstall 1 Tegee 16 14 6 Helm Thomas 1 Howell Moses 6 7 2 Helm Saml 2-24 Hill 49 51 96 4-3 24 2 - ~ 72 16 8 51 8 FN Hix Patrick Hackworth Jessa Harrison Widow * r-1 r-1 Carriage $1 VJrginJ& Appalachian N otat11 Cl) .u i:: 0 <1J OU Hairston SamlJr 14 8 Hendrick 12 5 Bernard <;i. 3 3 Huff Jno (1 stud 1 3 Huff Jno Jr 1 2 Hopkins Charle~ 1 1 Hopkins HenryG 2 Hazelwood Wm 4 Hutts MichealSr 1 Hutts Owen 8 7 Hale Giles WB 2 Hill James 1 Hutts Leonard 1 Hily James Jr 2 2 Harper Wm T 1 4 Harrass Saml 1 Harrass Jesse 7 4 Holland Wm M Hatcher Elijah Estate 2 3 Holland Peter& 12 7 Holland ThomasJ 5 3 Holland Peter Jr 3 4 Harcrider Jno 1 Holland Peter H 5 4 Harras Jubal 1 Hamb rick James 1 Huddleston 1 2 Abram 1 1 Hix Wm 2 Harras Benjamin 2 4 Hunly Nehemiah Hairston Saml Sr Hepengstall 2 3 Thomas 1 Henderson Jack 72 8 66 <tl Persons Names Chargeable with Tax <l) 1512 3 1 2 5 54 4 60 7 29 59 51 43 16 32 8 3 36 16 8 8 86 67 8 2 77 94 5 76 1 99 1 37 8 2 07 8 8 51 43 1 16 2 10 27 94 8 6 21 1 13 16 * �I 6 A List of Taxable property within the distric t of G. W. B. Hale Commissioner of the Revenue in the Count y of Franklin For the year 1830 H Q) Q) Q) 0 .u ~ 0 . H u u .u ~ Q) U'J Q) Q) .u cu 0 cu Q) Persons Names H0 ;>-i bl) Chargeable Q) N with Tax z.-1 3- 10 Helm Fleming Holly Smi thin G Hale G & Sparrel Holland Asa Gar Hughs Elijah Holland Peter Sr . D Hall Thomas P Hambrick Elisabeth Holland ThomaE Jr . Hatcher Nancy Jones Fleming Johnson Nathan Jones David Jones Wm Jimeson Jno Johnson Thomas Johnson Joseph Korn H~nry Jr Kelly George W Kesler Luke Kinsey Jacob Kemp Walter Krantz Micheal Kesler Stephen Key Wesly Kesler PeterSr Kesler Jacob p son ~ (fJ .-I .u 0 Q) H 0 ::i:: 1 3 8 5 1 1 1 3 2 3 3 1 4 3 5 2 1 2 4 3 1 3 6 1 Q) cu 2 1 Cl) H Q) 7 1 1 (fJ (fJ 3 1 2-16 Ikenberry Jno Sr Ikenberry Jno Jr 3-2 H .. (fJ (fJ 1 4 7 3 2 1 1 2 3 (fJ .-I~ OU Q) µ cu 0 Persons Names Chargeable with Tax 24 2- 1 Lumnsden Dudly Livesey Widow 8 Livesey Jno 2 45 Livesey Andrew Lambert Edward Laymael Jno 35 Lazenberry Jno 94 Leftwich Alexander 3 20 Robert Lumpkins 8 Lansdown Johnson 8 3-10 Leommon Isaac Sr 43 Linsey Edward 35 Linsey Jno Lumnsden Charles 24 Loyed Benjamin Le ommon Isaac 16 Jr WashL ivesey 2-1 59 ington 24 Leffew Fleming 8 Lyon Wm 1 stu d 1 64 40 86 3-10 Milican Jesse Meador Aninias 67 4- 3 McGu ire Elijah Meador David 24 Man gers Jacob 43 Mc Neal Daniel 1 37 Mc Neal Jacob 2 66 McVey George 24 Martain David 16 Martain Robert 8 Moore Peter 43 Maxsey Jer emiah 16 Maxsey Osids Metz Thomas 24 Mccomack Jno Virginia Appalachian Notes H cu (fJ H Cl) 0 Q) H >4 cu (/' Q) bl) (fJ .-1+.J H .-I c z.-1 ::i:: 0 0 Q) O U 3 4 2 1 1 2 5 8 1 37 1 56 16 1 13 8 16 1 80 4 84 2 16 1 8 N Q) 4 2 3 4 12 I I I I r I ( ( . 3 9 1 1 29 16 8 I 7 2 3 71 16 ( 1 1 8 8 3 2 1 8 2 6 3 28 16 57 43 8 16 40 24 24 8 8 8 1 99 8 16 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 5 3 3 1 1 1 5 8 8 1 3 1 2 ( �7 A Lis t of Taxable property within the district of G: W. B. Hale Commi ssioner of the Reve nue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 1--1 :> - (/) H Cd Q) w - ct! Q Q) Persons Names H0 ;::.-. Chargeable on Q) N with Tax ZM Meador Christop h er Meador Joel Meador Wm Meador Benjamin Mason Reedy McGuir e Jonathan Mills Arthur Meador George Mills Wm Jr McGuire Robert 2- 1 Meador Abel Meador Jahu Montgomery Sa ml Mc Coma ck Jno D McGuf fin Widov. Moore Jacob Mills Hiram Mairs George Sr . FN Mairs Benjami n Mills Jessa Martain Thomas 4 - 3 Meador James Meador Thomas Sr Menn ix Danie l Meador Creed Meador Hesek.ial Mills Wm Sr Mitchell Wm Meador Josern D Moore Joseph Meador Jonas McGuffin Abram Meador Jno 1 Stud Ul Q) 2 1 3 2 1 1 2 2 5 3 1 1 1 1 2 7 2 1 1 7 2 2 1 4 1 1 1 m CJ) .---1~ 6 2 2 2 1 3 2 1 1 Q) 0 l-1 <l.l Cd 0 <l.l l-1 :>-i bO . CJ) l-1 H 0 1 1 1 5 Ul .---1 .µ 1 .µ CJ) {/) ::c () > 0 Q) {/) Q) Q) .µ 0 . l-1 <.J (l) Q) .µ Cd 0 Q) OU 8 Persons Names Chargeable with Tax Mullins Nehemi ah <l.IN Zr-l 1 18 8 3--2 Naf e Isaac Sr Naf e Jno Isaac 8 son Naf e Henry 8 Naf e Jno of 24 Jacob Naf e George 16 Nicholas Elisha 8 Nemo James 8 4-28 Naf e David 16 3-2 Nowell Judieth 51 Naf e Widow 2 15 4-22 Nicholas Frail Nicholas Nath24 aniel 8 Nemo Thomas 8 Noble Daniel 8 Newman Caleb 8 Naf e Jacob Jr Na.f e Abram 16 16 3-1 Oteneal Thomas 8 Overfel t Eph8 raim 3 01 4-3 Oyler Lewis Oyler Widow 16 Oyler Jacob 16 Oyler Jno 35 Overfelt Charle: 1 56 Oyler Daniel 16 Open chain Saml 16 Osbourn Branch 43 Overfelt JnoSr 59 Overfelt Jno Jr 51 Oteneal Dapney 8 Oxly Archa 4-5 Poendexter 6 8 Thomas Virginia. Appalachian Notes 1 1 1 1 2 1 Cl) <l.l CJ) Cl) .-! .µ H 0 .-! ::r: r: 0 <l.l OU 1 8 2 16 2 2 16 16 2 2 3 2 2 16 16 35 43 32 51 24 16 16 1 1 1 8 43 8 2 16 1 8 1 4 2 4 1 1 1 1 6 3 2 1 2 8 8 8 8 83 1 24 16 32 1 13 16 8 43 8 3 59 4 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 Ul l-1 Cd �8 A List of Taxab l e p r ope rty within the district of G. W. B. Hale Connnissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the year 1 830 H . Q) (.) > 0 en Q) * * en H ctl (/) 0 Q) H ;>-! Q) (/) .u > 0 Q) A (.) Q) .u Persons Names Chargeab l e 00 H co QJ N 0 with Tax Q Zr-4 ::r:: P ayne Moses 2 Phel ps Widow 3 Perdu e Edwar d 1 Passly Jno 1 Pugh Ric h ard Sr 1 Peters Jacob 5 Passly Wm 4 3 Perdue Jesse 1 3 3- 10 Price David 7 4 Price Owen 5 3 Pate Eusabra 1 2 Perdue Masha:::k 13 7 Perdue Mark 2 Perdue Isai ah 1 2 Pas sly Solrnnr 1 3 Passly Robert 4 2 Peters Jon a 2 t ha n Peters Dan iel 2 Peters Mic h eal Jr 2 Payne Joseph 5 Pru pecker Jon 3 a than Prupecker Christian 4 4- 3 Peters David 3 4 Plybond Ledi a Picklesymer Jno 1 Pel ten Pleasant 1 Poteet George 3 Price Cyrus 9 5 Payne Francis 1 1 2- 1 Pemberton Ed- 1 1 ward Payne R & Mark 3 Payne Isham 1 Prilliman Jno 3 3 Price Shores 16 14 (l) +-' H en (/) H H Q) ctl (/) r-4 .W r-4 0 ~ Q) ClU 16 24 8 8 1 2 1 5 1 Q) CJ) 8 40 64 59 77 99 51 11 16 51 59 56 16 16 16 40 24 32 24 32 8 8 24 3 55 43 43 24 8 1 29 6 72 Q) .w ctl Cl Persons Names Char geable with Tax ~ co en 0 Q) H ;>-! b{) QJ N Zr-4 Q) (/) H 0 ::r:: Preston Thomas 1 4 9 Preston Chris- 4 3 topher Pol lard Chatten Sr 1 5 Pol l ard MosesG 2 3 1 Price Benjami n 1 Pucket Jacob 1 Powe ll Jno 1 1 Powel l Edwar d 1 Price Pleasant 1 Preston Widow 1 Poff Jno 1 1 Price Jno 1 Payn e Henry 1 P a rris Elijah 6 5 Pr i ce Joseph 1 2 PalmorE Pearson 2 3 P a rmor e J no P 2 P r ill i ma n Abrar 2 8 P reston Book e r 2 3-11 Prillima n I saac 1 1 P a r r o t t Luk e 4 P e rdu e Jno Pri ce Cyr us (Ad 1 2 P a t e Jno 3 P a it sy l Martai.r Rober t P ayn e 2 ( Fork 1 P a yn e Wm 1 P a ul Ab ram 5 -1 Ric h ards Chr i stop h e r Ray Wm 4 - 3 Richerson Ben j ami n Ric h erson J no Richerson Clenton Virginia. Appalachian No~o~ 9 en H co (/) M M +-' ~ 0 Q) ClU 5 62 1 64 75 94 8 8 8 43 8 8 8 43 8 8 2 50 51 94 16 2 96 16 43 32 35 16 24 16 8 35 1 8 4 4 3 47 32 1 8 2 16 �9 A Li st of Taxable property within the district of G. W. B. Hale Commission er of the Reven ue in the County of Franklin For the yea r 1830 H > 0 Cf) Q) Q) LJ ~ Q 3-6 * ~ Q) H Cd . CJ) Q) Q) Persons Names 0H:>-' CJ) Char geAble 0.0 H Q) N 0 with Tax z . ----1 ::r:: Ri cherson Wi g 1 ton Ri cherson Luke 2 Ri c.: h er son Tur n e r 1 Ri c h erson T ully 1 Ri c h erson Ric h a rd 3 Rob e r son Ge o5 3 rge Rob e r son Wm Esta te 2 5 Rob e r s on Jno 1 3 Rich e rson Ed.Jnond 2 Ross Sutherland 1 Rob erson Step hen 1 Robers on Wiat1 l Robers on Wm SI 1 ~ Q) 0 . (/) <fl H CJ) H Cd CJ) ....... ~ 0 Q) (lJ . . . . s:: ~ OU 0 8 16 8 8 24 1 99 1 10 59 16 8 8 8 8 Saunders Flem- 32 16 1448 ing Shoom a ker 8 Isaac 1 Showalt er 86 Henr y 2 2 Showa l t e r 86 Joseph 2 2 S h owalter Jno 59 1 3 Jr 67 Sink David 1 4 8 Smith Jn o(Gr a ) 1 Saunder s P hillimon 16 2 Smith J no w 8 1 Smith Jno A 59 1 3 Smith He n r y Sr 11 11 Ii 73 Smi th Wm 1 1 43 "'1 c arria g e $ 2 4-1 CJ Q) LJ en . H (.) CJ Cd Persons Name s Chargeable with Tax Smith Stephen Snider Jno Jr Suttle Wm Shilling Jacob Sink Henry (of Stephen Stuart Isaac Stuart Wm Stover Henry Sink Henry (of Abr . Sink Abram Sink Jonathan Sample Jno Starkey Jno Saunders George D Simmons Wm Scott James B Smith Jno (Forl Seay Jno Saunders Pleasant 2-1 Smith Luke Slone Peggy Slone Allen Simmon s Anthom-. Slone Balinda Smith Wm (Saylor Showalter Jno Sr St arkey Jonathan Simmons SkeltoIJ Simmons Moses Simmons Jesse Saunders Fleming Ph Simmons George Sowder Widow * l Gigg 50~ Q) Cd 0 Q) (/) H~ Cl) b.O Q)N Z.--l Q) H 0 ::r:: 1 3 1 1 3 1 3 2 1 1 7 6 Cl) H Cd ....... Cl) ~ ....... i::: 0 Q) OU 59 8 59 8 24 16 8 8 3 4 2 4 l 3 27 8 7 2 66 1 8 16 16 43 2 2 1 1 5 3 1 2 24 32 16 1 99 3 2 8 16 8 1 21 1 1 43 1 8 2 1 16 1 1 1 8 8 8 1 4 8 32 16 1 2 8 * �10 A List of Taxable property within the district of G. W. B . Hale Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Franklin For the year 1830 . H > 0 Q) Q) .µ Cl:! Q 2- 1 cu - U) Persons Names C/l Chargeable bO H (]) N 0 with Tax Z r-I ::r:: Saunders George Bs 1 2 Saunders Fleming P 1 Sterns LewisP 1 1 Spencer Jno Estate 1 Sample JamesL 1 Staely Abram 1 Simpson Thanfil: 1 Smuthers Kiz.ee 2 Smith Wright 2 Stover Jno 1 Shepheard James 1 Smith Henry J" 1 1 Smith Stephen (of Jno 1 Sink Easom 1 Saunders Jess~ 1 Smith Jesse D 1 0 Q) H~ Q) Taylor DavidP 2 2 Thompson Thomas Jr 12 6 Thurmon Pleasant 3 Thurmon Henry 3 Thomspon Tyree 3 Turner Widow 1 Thurmon David 3 4 Teel Abram 1 Teel Catherine 2 Taylor Polly 3 3 Turnbull Jabez 1 Thompson Thomas Sr 2 2 5-3 Tin sly Jno 1 1 3-9 Teel Jemima 4 3 Teel William, 1 Taylor Skelton 33 14 .µ > 0 OJ )...I u Q) .µ U) U) H u Q) Q) - U) U) Ul H cu Q) U) .-I .µ .-I Q) .µ i:: cu 0 Q) QU Q 51 8 43 8 2-1 8 8 8 16 16 8 8 43 8 8 14- 3 8 8 86 4 68 24 24 24 8 4-3 1 37 8 16 1 29 8 86 43 1 64 8 1267 ~-1 Persons Names Chargeable with Tax H cu 0 Q) H :;:,... bO QJ N Zr-1 U) Q) C/l H 0 ::r:: 1 T aylor Jno L Taylor Chris2 3 top her Turnbull Lewis 10 3 Turnbu l l Ste3 phen Ton ey James 1 3 Turpen Daniel 1 Trail Thomas 1 1 Turner Jubal 4 Turner Richard 2 2 Turner Wm 1 Turner Jno Jr 1 Turner Jno Sr 1 Turner Leeo 2 Tu rnbull Wmsn 3 4 Turner Wm C 1 1 Toney Ann 1 Thoms son Wm T h omas Meri2 det h & Stud 1 Tu r n er Meado r 2 T ate J n o G 1 Tate Jesse N 1 Taylor Lark in 1 Tu rner Wi l son Tay l or Elisa1 1 beth Wright Thomas Sr Wright George Sr Wright Pen d leton Webster David Williamson James Willis Lee Williams Wm Wray Benjamin U) H cu U) .-I .µ r-1 i:: 0 Q) QU 8 94 3 74 24 59 8 8 1 8 2 16 8 8 8 16 1 37 43 8 5 16 8 16 8 8 8 43 5 5 2 15 2 6 1 1 18 8 2 16 2 1 2 1 1 43 86 43 24 1 3 j �I 11 I r ' A Li s t of Taxab le p rop e rty within the district of G. W. B. Hale Commi ssioner of t h e Reven ue in the County of Franklin For the y e ar 1 830 µ r r ..I (/) Q) Q) .w ro Cl I I r ' 2- 24 r I ( l ( ( 4- 3 2- 1 3-1 0 µ cu . Cl) w :> 0 Q) (/) (.) Q) .w > 0 f . H (.) Q) Q) CJ) (/) H Ul H aJ ro . en ro Cl) 0 Q) Q) a.> Q) Persons Names µ0 ;>-! Persons Names (/) Q) ,...-4 w H >-4 {/) µ ,...-4 c Ch argeab l e bO .w 00 H Chargeab le (l) C'J Q) N 0 Q) 0 ro with Tax 0 wi t h Tax ;:c Z r--4 ZH ::r:: ClU 0 Wr a y Che sly 2 16 Wray Andrew 3 Woods Ge o r ge H 4 2 1 56 4-5 Webster Jno Wi l l i a ms Phil- 1 1 43 (Miller 3 5 l ip Winuner Jno Sr 5 Wad e Jno H 11 2 4 01 Wimmer Jno Jr 3 Ward Asa 1 1 43 Waldroun Wri g h t Geo r geF 2 3 94 Be nj amin 2 3 Wi lliams Williams Eli 1 2 Tho mas Sr 1 8 Wright Right 3 4 Wr ig h t Wm Walker He nry F 1 1 Es t a t e 8 6 3 28 Wrig h t Wm J r 1 1 48 4 We b b Bird s 5 4 2 7 Wr ay J ames Jr 1 8 Wr a y Jno 37 3 4 1 Wea v e r Ja c ob 2 16 We b ster L uke 3 2 1 21 Wr a y J ec ovis 4 32 Wright Jame s 2 86 2 Wright Jno Jr 2 5 1 10 Webb Creed T 7 4 2 5 Woods Step h e n 6 2 58 6 Woods Thomas 16 2 Webb The oderick F 7 4 2 77 Wright Jno Sr 16 2 Wright Joseph 16 2 Jr Wysong Lewis 8 1 Webster George 8 1 Estate Webster Jno G 8 son 1 Weaver Adam 8 1 Webster Jesse 2 4 1 2 Wright Moses 8 1 Webb Widow 6 3 2 34 Walk er George l6 9 6 32 Woodson Benja16 2 min Wra y Ad a m 4 32 {/) H m Cl) ~w s::: Q) OU ~ 0 24 1 45 40 24 94 51 1 37 43 To be cont i nued �12 CASSEL BIBLE Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke, Virginia The Bible offered to the National DAR Museum (N ov 6 , 1964 ) by Anne Shelor Kennett, past regent of the Colonel William Preston Chapter , DAR , and her sister, Kathleen Shelor Bibb, was printed in Edinburg, Scotland in 1752 by Adrian Watkins, m .s Majesty ' s Printer, making it a quarter of a century older than the Declaration of Independence . It was imported by the Cassel family which had come to Philadelphia in 1686 on the ''Jefries" after a voyage of seven months . They had come in res ponse to the invita~ion of William Penn who, knowing of the miserable political conditions in Germany, had gone there to seek settlers for his Pennsylvania colony. The original owner of the Bible was a young girl, Deborah Cassel, a ~ifth generation American , who was a war prisoner with her parents in Philadelphia when the British occupied the city. It was in her possession there wher. the Declaration of Independence was signed and when the Liberty Bell was first rung. During the time that the British held the city the Cassels were forced to burn their mahogany furniture to provide fuel for heat . Across the .Delaware River, three miles from Philadelphia, in Gloucester, N.J., lived John-Banks, son of Capt. Richard Banks, who in Septem~e7 1776, at the age of 19 years, followed the example of his father and Joined Washington's Continental Line . In December of 1776 John Banks was stationed in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and there first saw General Washington, John Banks was in one of the many crafts of various types in Washington's famous Christmas night crossing of the Delaware , and participated in the taking of the 900 Hessians at the battle of Trenton December 26, 1776, and wen~ with the army to Princeton where the Americans won another battle. Later, on March 9, John Banks was taken prisoner by the British. His Captain (John Cozens) was also taken prisoner. Both were detained three months in Philadelphia , at that time occupied by the British . On June 17, 1778, the prisoners were taken by water to New York City. The British evacuated Philadelphia the next day, following the news that France had become an ally of the colonies. Three weeks later, July 7, 1778 there was a prisoner exchange, and John Banks returned to his home in _Gloucester, N.J. On July 1J, 1778 he and Deborah Cassel, of Philadelphia were married. It is probable that the young couple had met during peaceful colonial days and had found a way to continue their romance While both were war prisoners in Philadelphia. During his eight tour in the Continental Army John Banks was made a sergeant, and his last military service was in guarding the salt mines on the coast of New Jersey. After their marriage Deborah (Cassel ) and John Banks lived in Gloucester, N.J., but later, hoping to acquire a large tract of land for their he irs, they emigrated southward, s topping for a time in Frederick County, Maryland, then in Shenandoah CoWlty, Va., and then moved on to Montgomery County, Va. Land was cheap here, and Deborah found that she VtrgtnJa Appal&ohlan Nbtea �I 13 { I I I 'I I I could buy a 1arm with one of the handsome coverlets she had brought with her from Philad~lpr.ia. , as the se ttlers there had never before seen such fine handiwork . It is sa i d that in this way she bought farms for several of her children . Wherever they went Deborah took wi th her the Bible which had been a present from her parents . Attesting to the care which she gave it, is the ori g inal leather b inding which is still intact al though the Bible has been in constant use fo r a bout 2 10 years . It contains records of the births of the twelve children of Deborah and John Banks as well as other f a mi ly information . Ruth 3anks , daugh ter of John and Deborah Banks , and great grandmo ther th.rough their mother, of the donors of the Bible , was born in New Jersey August 23 , 1783 . r l ( I ( ( ( ( Mary Abagail Banks , daughter of John and Deborah Banks, also great grandmother of the donors of the Bi bl e , through their :Lather, was born in Mon tgom e ry County , Va . , March 25 , 1798. Two direct lines of descent from John Banks and Deborah Cassel Mary Abagail Ban k s William Goods on & Ruth Banks & George Shelor Sarah Elizabeth Goods on & Capt. Ballard Pres ton Shelor Sarah Jane Shelor & William A. Cannaday Ba llard Preston Shelor , J r . & Emily Ellen Cannaday Emily Ellen Cannaday & Ballard Preston Shelor, Jr . Anne Shelor Ke nnett Kathl een Shelor Bibb By offering their Bible to the DAR Museum the p resent owners hope to contribute some valuable records of early American life and to make them available t o a l l the hundreds of descendants of John and Deborah Cassel throu g hout America and other countries, and to other p.e rsons who may be in terested. Also they believe that in the custody of the DAR's the Bible wi l l be permanently preserved in a fireproof building. ================================================================================= I I BELL REUINION: Early registrations are sought for the fifth annual International Bell Society Reuinion in Staunton, Va . on June 29 and 30 so that all who wish to take the qu i ded bus tour can be accommodated. Members and guests will visit places associated with the pioneer Bell families of Virginia as well as the homes of three U. S. Presidents . With headquarters at. the Downtown Holiday Inn, the program will include a geneal ogy session, bus iness meeting, folksongs resulting from Scottish heritage, and several dinners. The registration fee of $15. 00 per adult is payable in advance to s Mrs Martha Harari c k, Box 937, Sta unton, VA 24401 ================ = ===== ~=== = ========= ============================================= Virg1.nia .Ap_p~laohlan Notes �I 14 RECORU3 FROM THE ~AMI LY BIBLE OF SAMUEL OBENSHAIN I l I Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter, NSDA R Roanoke , Virginia I I (In 1949 this Bible was in possession of Mrs . J . P . Bowma n , Roanoke , Virginia . ) I Publis hed by H. & E. Phinney , 1844 Kin g J a mes Ve r s ion BIRTHS Zachary Obenshain was born July 25th , 1846 Marcus D. Obenshain was born July 28th , 1849 James Thomas Obenshain was born April 7th , 1852 Louisa Obenshain was born Feb 6th , 1855 Cora M. Obenshain was born Aug 29th , 1847 Annie Bell Obenshain was born Nov 22nd , 1861 Albert Sidney Obenshain was born Jan 25 , 186J Emma L. Obenshain was born Dec . 9 , 1864 Lucy B. Obenshain , born Nov 26th , 1866 Boyce Putney Obenshain and Blanche L. Obens hain were born July 14, 1871 Alonzo Waskey Obenshain was born Dec 14th, 1873 Halley Eidson Obenshain was born Feb 25th , 1876 Julian Guy Hatcher was born Oct 26th , 1882 Sidney Watson Hatcher was born Aug 6th , 1884 Samuel Theodore Bowman was born Dec . 22 , 1896 Elise Ruth Bowman was born Oct. 4th , 1898 George Price Bowman was born Sept 18 , 1900 Richard Hatcher Bowman was born July 14, 1903 Moffett Halley Bowman was born March 15 , 1906 Eleanor Blanche Bowman was born Oct 1st, 1909 MARRIAGES Samuel Obenshain and Ann Hardy were married Sept 4th, 1845 Samuel Obenshain and Lucy Halley were married Nov 29th , 1860 Z. Taylor Obenshain and Jennie Thrasher were married Jan 1st , 1870 W• Taylor Thrasher and Louisa Obers hain were married Dec 14, 1871 Marcus D. Obenshain and Mary M.C . Th.rasher were married May, 1880 James T. Obenshain and Theodos ia E. Graybill were married Jan 25 , 1876 J. Watson Hatcher and Cora M. Obenshain were married Dec 15 , 1881 Jos eph C. Bolton and Annie B . Obenshain were married May 15, 1883 James E. Stevens and Lucy Beale Obenshain were married March 2J , 1884 James Wm . Bowie and Emma L. Obenshain were married Nov 5 , 1884 Marcus D. Obenshain and Lena B. Mason were married Jan 16th, 1885 J. Price Bowman and Blanche L. Obenshain were married Nov 20th , 1894 Boyce P. Obenshain and Ida Shockley were married Oct 14, 1898 Alonzo vaskey Obenshai n and Mamie Carol Payne were married Sept 20, 1900 DEATHS Annie E. Obenshain died Dec. 25th, 1858 Sidney J. Obenshain died May 7th, 1885 J . Wats on Hatcher died Feb 10th, 1885 Samuel Obenshain died June 4th , 1890 Vlrg1n1a Appald.Chl.an Notes I I ( I I I I r I I ( i I I ( I ~ ( I ' r �l5 Oben s hain Bible c on't James T . Obenshain died Sept JOth , 1890 Z . Tuylor Obenshain died July 9th , 1900 Ma r cus D. Obenshain died Ma y , 1903 Wm . Tuylor Thrasher died July 2 , 1906 Sidney '·la t s on Hatch e r d i ed Apr . 2 3 , 1897 Cas well L . Bolton died Ma y 1 9th , 1 908 (1906) (or Carwell) Cora 0 . Hatcher d i ed J an 2 nd , 1909 Ida S hockl ey Obenshain died Oct 7 th , 1909 Joseph C. Bolton died Aug 19 , 1907 James W. Bo wi e d i ed June 7 , 19 1 5 Lucy Obenshain , 2nd wife of Samuel Obenshain , died July 12, 1920 Louisa Thra s h e r , d i ed Ma y 17 , 1925 Ann i e Bolton d i ed July, 1933 Emma L . Bowi e died Dec 6 , 1 93 1 Lucy S t even s , died A ~ril , 1936 (No te : taken from a typed copy a nd the written copy) FAMILY BIBLE OF WILLIAM R. NUNN Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke , Virg in ia In 1949 this Bible was in possession of Mrs. Y. N. Williams, 'I\.ilsa, Okla. William R . Nunn born Henry Co ., Va . on Dec . 8, 1850 Emma J. Draper was born Sept 16th, 1858 Birdie Draper was born Feb 12, 1872 Frank Nunn was born Sept 7, 1878 Maggie Nunn was born June 8th, 1880 Ernest Nunn was born Dec 8th , 1883 Virginia Nunn was born Feb 8 , 1886 Hulda Nunn was born Dec 22, 1890 William Oferall Nunn was bo:rn March 2 , 1895 Wes ley I rvin Nunn was bo:rn Apri l 6th , 1897 William R . Nunn of Henry Co., Va ., and Miss E. J. Draper of Rockingham Co. were married Nov 20 , 1877 at Inglewood , Va. by Rev . F.A . Strother of S . M. E . Church William R. Nunn and Birdie Draper were married June 28, 1894 Virginia Nunn a nd Harold Wil liams were married Sept 4th, 1912 Emma Jane Nunn died August 5 , 1893 William Of erall Nun n died Sept 4, 1893 Es telle Nunn Cross died Nov JOth, 1907 Draper Nunn di e d Dec 6th, 1911 William Riley Nunn died March JO, 1918 Birdie Draper Nunn died July 5, 1897 (note : from a typed copy ) �16 ENEMIES TO THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA REVOLUTIONARY WAR - HENRY CO. These records are found in the Minute Books in the 'old' courthouse , Martinsville, Henry Co., Virginia. The clerk said that these notes were done by R.P. Gravely Jr. , Martinsville, Va. MB 1, p .3: 21 Jan, 17.77 : Ordered that Archibald Gordon, Arthur Roberson, George Elliott & Walter Lamb be Summoned to appear here Thursday the 29th lay of this Instant they being Natives of Great Britain to show cause why they do not depart this Colony ag;reeable to an Act in that case made & Provided; MB 1, p 4: JO Jan 1777 : An an examin 'g Court held at Henry Courthouse on Thursday the 30th Iay of January 1777 for the examination of Archibald Gordan, Arthur Robinson George Elliot and Walter Lamb Natives of great Br:i. tain who are Suspected to be Enemies to the Commonweal th of Virginia, Present: John Salmon , Edmund Lyne, Abraham Penn & Peter Sanders, Esq 's The said Archibald Gordon being duly Summoned & not appear' g. The Court Proceeded to Examn . as of the said Gordon & are of Oppinion he does not come under the Act of Assembly in that case made & Presented. The said Arthur Roberson being duly Summoned & appearing The Court Proceeded to the Examination of divers Witnesses as well in behalf of the Commonwealth as the said Roberson & it being Proved he has shewn a Friendly dispos ition to America. The Court are of Opinion that the said Roberson be Acquitted. The said George Elliott & Walter Lamb being duly Summond & not appearing the Court Proceeded to the Examination of d i vers Witnesses as well on behalf of the Commonwealth as the said Elliott & Lamb Whereupon they are of opinion that the said Elliot & Lamb comes under the Act of Assembly & that it be Certified to the Governor & Council agreeable to the said act. (signed) John Salmon MB 1, P 13: 21 July 1777: The Several Acting Majistrates in this County is app'd to put the Test Act in Execution as Soon as the same shall come to hand. MB 1, p 14: 21 July 1777: On a further Examination of Walter Lamb a Native of great Britain who is Suspected to be an Enemy to the Common Cause. The said Walter Lamb appearing & it appearing by the Testimony of John Blagg that the said Walter Lamb has always shewn a friendly dispostion to the Common cause - Therefore he is discharged . MB 1, P 15s 18 Aug 1777: MB 1, P 29: 16 Mar 1778s (signed) Arch's Hughes Robert Jones jr. came into Court & took the Oath of Fidelity to the Commonwealth of Virginia . Whereupon he is exempted from barring Arms. (Note: Could be a dissenter such as a Quaker.) At a Court held at Henry Courthouse on the 16th day of March 1778 for the Examination of George Elliott as an Enemy to VtrgtnJa Appalaoh1an Notes �1 MB 2 , p 114 ; 2 4 Aug 1780 : Robert Bowman on Suspicion of Aiding & Assisting the Enemic;, of America , . ... found not guilty by the Court . MB 2 , p 115 ; 25 Aug 1780 : John Greyham on Suspicion of Aiding & Assisti ng the Enemies of American . , . , , found nbt guilty by the Court. MB 2 , p 117 , ~8 Sept 1780 : Commonweal th vs. Sams on Suspicion of being inimical to the Common Cause , a Jury were Sworn •••• found not quil ty. MB 2 , p 121 ; 29 Sept 1780 : On a Complaint Lodged agt . Lansford Hall on Suspicion of' having Released a Continental Deserter & on Examination of diverse Witness es i t is the Opinion of the Court the said I.ansf ord Hall is not guilty of the Charge . MB 2 , p 1J6 ; 22 Mar 1781: William Greer on Suspicion of a Conspiracy against the States of America Jury called (mostly Franklin Co. names) found Guilty of the Charge & that he pay the Sum of n500 & Cost. ! [ I I Ibid: Will iam Greer came into Court & with William 'Mavity & Abraham Jones his secu~i~l es acknowledged t hemselves Severally indebted to the Commonwealth . . . . . On Condition the said Greer be of Good Behavour towards the United States f'or the future .. . tt. the said Greer in the sum of !:.10, 000 and his securities in the sum of !:.5000 each to be levied on their respective goods and Chat tles, l a nds, and tenements MB 2, p 146 ; 26 July 1781: Abraham Cristman appearing before the Court agreeable to his Recognizance taken before Justice Waller & Dillard on Suspicion of being inimical to the Rights & Libertys of America the Court Proceeded to the Tryal of the said Cristman and thereupon came a Jury to witt •• •. ••• found him guilty of the fact & that he ought to pay f,2000 and Suffer four Months Imprisonment. (James East , Witness, p 141) MB 2 , p 147; 26 July 1781 : James Baker ordered to be summoned on a Complaint lodged against him on suspicion of being inimical to the rights & Libertys of America ••. . Summon James East, John Watson &Benja, Dillion Witn ' s. MB 2 , p 154; 25 Jan 1782: Isaac Donelson on Suspicion of High Treason .• the Court are of opinion that the said Donelson give Security for his Appearance at next Court & the said Donelson with John Stewart & Walter Lamb his Securities Acknowledged themselves Severally indebted .. ,, .... I bid: George Martin gives Security to appear at next Court against Isaac Donel son. MB J , p 1; 28 Mar 1782: An Inquisition on a Tract of I.and belonging to James & Robe~t Donald & Co. of Great Britain Returned & Ordered Recorded. MB J , p 19; May 1782: Isaac Donelson appear' g to his Recogn. & no Witnesses appear' g against him ••• • he is discharged from the said Recogn. Ibid: Ordered that the Sheriff take Isaac Donelson into Custody untill he give security for his Appearance here at next Court •• .••• • Virginia Appalaah.1an Notes �18 to the American cause. MB 1, P 29 : 16 Mar 1778 : The Court Proceeded to the said Examination and are of Opinion that the said Elliot does not come under the Act of Assembly in that case made & Provided, I MB 2 , p ~ ; 20 Apr 1778 : Ordered that the County Collector pay the Clerk of this Court 1000 lb. of Tobacco out of the Depositum in his hands for Attend'g Call'd Courts on Persons Suspected to be Enemies to the American Cause. MB 2 , p ~; 20 Apr 1778: also that the said Collector pay the Sherif of this County the same for Attend ' g the said Courts . MB 2, P 52; 26 Aug 1779: At a Court held at Pittsylvania (sic) Courthouse on Thursday the 26th day of August 1779 for the Examination of James Bennett on Suspiction of Treason . ..•. . on Confession of the said Bennett the Court are of Opinion that the said Bennett give Security for his good Behaviour for the future in the Sum of One Thousand Pounds Whereupon John Marr Acknowledged himself indebted to the Commonwealth in the Sum of One Thousand Pounds . •... On condition the said Bennett be of Good Behaviour for the future . MB 2, p 64; ~- 25, 1779: (Property ) I ( 7 inquisitions taken on British property in this county returned by the foreman of the said inquests and ordered recorded. ( MB 2, p 103: 27, 1780: Ordered that James Tarrant deliver Haynes Morgan, Esq. attorney for the commonwealth in this county the bond that Isaac Donelson gave for his appearance at this court taken on suspicion of being a Tory. ( I ' MB 2 , p 112; 24 Aug 1780: Robert Holliday appearing to his Recognizance taken before Robt . Woods Esqr, on Suspicion of being guilty in a Conspiracy againt the States of America . Came before a Jury who were Sworn to Enquire whether the said Holliday is guilty of the Fact •••. withdrew .•.•. after Consideration thereon do say on their Oaths that the said Robt . Holliday is guilty of Speaking Inimical to the Common Cause & that he pay the Sum of ~100 & Costs. (Ambrose Rains - Witness) MB 2, p 112; 24 Aug 1780 : Edward Richards taken before Robert Woods Esq. on Suspicion of being guilty of Treasonable Conspiracy against the States of America -- found not guilty by Jury. MB 2, p 11J; 24 Aug 1780: James Stewart jr. on Suspicion of being guilty Of Treasonable Conspiracy against the States of America -- Jury called found him guilty of the fact & that he pay L100 & Costs. Ibid: Stephen Heard •••• on Suspicion of being guilty of a Treasonable Conspiracy against the States of America -- Jury called -- found not guilty. John Short on Suspicion of being guilty of Treasonable Conspiracy .. .. •found not guilty. Ibidt I Virglnia. Appe.lach1a.n Notea J �19 MB J , p 2 0 ; 2J i"iay 1782 : I s aac Donel s on came into Court & with Marvel Nash & J a mes t-:il t on h i s S ecurities on Condition that the said Donelson appea r her e nex t Court to t a ke his Tryal on Suspicion of Treason. MB J , p J 2 ; 27 J une 1782 : Isaac Don elson appearing to his Recognizance en tered i nto at the l as t Court on Sus picion of Treason agains t the United Sta t es . Wh ereupon t he Court Proceed to Examine diver Witnesses •.... Whereof the Court are of Opin ion the said Charge is less than Treason. , . • entered into Bond - on Condi t ion the said Donelson appear here at the next Cou rt t o take his Trya l on Suspicion of being Innimical to the United S tates . ... . . MB J , p 41; 2 6 J u l y 1782 : I saac Donelson on Suspicion of being Inimical to the r i g hts & Liberti es of America - pleaded not guilty - Jury found him gu i l ty and t hey .find him 1000 lb . Tobo . & Costs . J , p 47 ; 2 7 Sept 1782: Robert Hourseley appearing to his Recogn. taken before Justice Sa lmo n, on Suspicion of Treason , & thereupon came a Jury .. who being s worn , do say on their Oaths that the said Hourseley is quilty & that he o u g ht t o Pay the Sum of 20/ & Costs, MB NATURALIZATION These are fr om the mi nute books of Henry County, Va. MB (Minute Book ) 2 , p 2 07 : Ma r 1J , 18JJ . John Wightman a native of the city of Eden burg Scotland this day came into court and took the oaths of fidel ty to this commonweal th the oath to support the constitution of the United States , and declared his de termination to become a citizen of the United States . It moreover appeared to the court that the said Wightman has resided in thi s Commonwealth for the last 14 years , that he has property to the value of $300 and that he is a tailor by profession and is married to a ci t i zen of this Commonwealth. MB J, p 221 : Oct 14 , 1844. James Mullin (Mallin) this day came into court and took the oa ths of allegiance to this Commonwea l th and to the United States of America . 5 , p 1JJ : Apr 9 , 1855. Martin Lynskey an a lien produced in court a certificate from the county c ourt of Campbell of his having on the 9th d ay of February 1852 in the said court declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States and took the oath renouncing forever all allegiance an d fidelity to any foreign Prince , Potentate, State , or sovereignty whatsoever. MB MB 5 , p 16J: Oct 8, 1855: Sigmund Putzel formerly a subject of Bybaria ( Bavaria ? Bybania ) produced in court a certificate of his having declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States for more than three years ago whereupon he took the oath of renouncing all allegiance to any foreign pr-lnce, pote ntate , state , or sovereignty whatever and particularly to the king of Bybarian ( Bavaria? Babanan) and to s upport the constitution of the United States. Virgin.ta Appalachian Notes �20 MB 5, p 193: May 12 , 1856 : Owen Kerregan (Kenegan ?) an a lien produced in court a certificate from the county court o~ Campbell of his having on the 12th day of Apri l 1852 in said court declared his intenti on to become a citizen of the United States and took the oath - renouncing forever all allegiance and fidelity to any f oreig n prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty whatever and to support the cons ititution of the United States. MB 5, p 274: Apr 13, 1857: Patrick Lynsky an alien who has l a tely arrived in the United States and desirous of being naturalized a citizen therof this day app eared in court and i n pursuance of the Act of Congress made oath that he intended to become s uch citizen and renounce his a l legiance to his s overeign. ==========================:====================================================== THE PIERRE CHASTAIN FAMILY ASSOCIATION was establis hed i n 1975. We welcome all those of the Chastain name and their various spellings as well as all collateral lines. Membership i s $10.00 per calendar year for individual ; family membership (couple) is $12.00 ; individual lifetime membership is $100 .00; family (couple) membership is $125 .00 . Annual dues include t he cost of four issues of THE CHEST- NUT TREE. Mr~-Ei:a-GRaetaffi;Membe~ft~~weffifilt" Pierre Chastain Family Association 46ilJ-K.endall. .AJlenue_ Galfpmt; "'M'S"3~- changed to Mrs. Violet W. Cook Vice- President , Membership 812 Sprague Ave. Indianapolis, I n. 46217 I (am) (am not) a descendant of Pierre Chastain. I am descended from _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ My family line of has a collateral line of Chastains. Please enter my membership in The Pierre Chastain Family Association for (number) years. Enclosed is check for ~ Name=- ------ - - - - ---------- ------- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - Address :____ _____ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _____ _ _ _ _ _ ______ ____ City, State, &Zip=----------------------------------------------------------------------------Make checks payable to : Pierre Chastain Fam ily Association (If married woman uses husband's name or initials, please give first name and maiden name also. T hank you . ) ============ = = ==============~=============== == =========== == ======== SEM INAR THE FAIRFAX GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Seminar i s on Mar 17 , 1984 , at the Student Union Building II, Geroge Mason Univ ersity, Fairfax, VA. Bob Clay is the speaker. For more info r mation wr it e to Hugh Hughe s, 1631 Glen Head Ct., Mclean, VA 22 1 01. ============================== =======~============================~ Virginia Appalachian Notes �21 TUCK CEMETERY PITTSYLVANIA CO ., VA . Location s Going nor th f rom Chatham on Rt . 40 , cut right on Rt. 672 , about a mile y ou will see a s i gn " Tuck Cemetery ". This is not in proper order for several people were doing the recording and there was not much time to it in . Copied Oct . 1981 Ma rtha J . Tuck B. Feb . J, 1859 D. Oct . J, 1867 Stephen H . Tuck B. 18}0(?) D. Jan. Jl, 1874 Sarah J . Tuck March 10 , 18JJ D. March 5 , 1917 B. Ben L. Tuck B. Aug . 13, 1872 D. Mar. J1, 1891 Vonnie May Updike (nee Pillow) Feb . 7 , 1884 Nov . 28 , 1950 Parker Wright Jacobs Jan . 4 , 1906 Dec . 25, 1975 ii: Isla C?or C. Tuck B. Jan . 21, 1903 D. Dec. 12, 1918 William Tuck born April 9 , 1818 died May 21 , 1904 William H. Tuck B, Nov . 18, 1864 D. Dec . 12, 192J W. W. Park.re wife of Wm . 'fuck Died May 15, 1917 Age 87 years Bettie George Tuck B. July 1J, 1875 D. Dec. 15 , 1943 William Henry Oakes* 1877-1935 Beatrice C. Oakes* 1920- 1921 Ida Tuck* 1877-1958 Rufus John Updike Dec. 1, 1876 Oct. 16, 1944 George Earley Towler Sept 16, 1894 July 26, 1968 Mason 'fuck Mary Hester Jacobs* (Tuck) Mother July 18 , 1912 Dec . 14, 197.3 Emma H. Tuck (Hancock)* Henry M. Tuck (Munford)* Iavid A. Tuck ~~~: i~~~ (father) B. Mar 20, 1857 (or?1852) Aubrey H. 'fuck*(son) D. Feb. 24, 1910 Jun e JO , 1910 Frank James Swain (no dates) Roberta Tuck Swain (no dates) Robert "Pete" Phillips 1910-1981 Johnnie Bo Pillow 1 889-1968 Cubie McGhee Pillow 1889-1968 Sallie Willie Pillow Aug . 7 , 1854 April 5, 1940 Joseph H. Saunders Aug . 11, 1882 Nov. J, 1945 Johnnie Hancock Ellen Hancock no dates for either *one tombstone Virginia Appala.ohlan Notes Shirley Ann 'fuck Jan 11 , 1942 Baby Eggers Oct 1§.32 ? or 19.32 John A Keesee July 12, 1880 Aug 24, 1934 Mollie 'fuck Keesse Dec 5, 1887 May 18, 1965 (concealed by 2 pine trees ) Clay Sanford Keesee Virginia Pvt US Army World War II May 12, 192.3 Sept 23, 1971 Eula Keesee Childress Oct 16, 1917 April 7, 1966 Gus Childress Dec 29, 1896 Jan 20, 1966 Robert Herman '.IUck US Army World War II July 4, 1905 Nov 19, 1977 �22 Rollin Fletcher Tuck Virginia TEC5 331 Engr Cons Bn WWII May 18, 1920 July 16, 1949 Wilson O. Tuck March 3, 1912 July 16, 1949 wow Fannie W. Tuck wife of W.H. Tuck TUCK William West Sallie Hatchett* Aug 17, 1884 Sept 22 , 1980 Moman Franklin * Apr 7 , 1877 Nov 5 , 1962 Oct 3, 1838 May 8 , 1924 William West Oct J, 18J8 Mar 1.z, 190.Z ? Lera M Tuck 1884 - 1966 Aug 25 , 1866 William Walter Tuck 1880 - 1952 1880-19.39 F . E. Tuck (William) W. H. Tuck died June 11? age 85 Nov 1871-June 1956 Aug 7 , 1870 Dec 13, 1937 John A Tuck Henry Anderson Tuck Virginia PFC Co F 317 Inf' Feb 2, 1895 Aug Mar 19, 1867 Jan 9, 1943 WWI 6, 1967 Joel E Tuck Sept 29, 1892 Nov 16, 1918 Mollie B wife of J J Tuck ?Oct 15, 18_20? Mar ?11, 1895 (verse on stone ) Hester A. D. Tuck Apr 12, 1842 March 29, 1918 Nellie B Tuck Dec 14, 1882 Jan 24, 1888 John H. Tuck Jan 1, 1847 Mar 10, 1943 Mary Elizabeth West Nov 2 , 1843 May 8, 1924 Jim Tuck June 8, 1861 May 29, 1924 * HALEY * one tombstone = Oscar Lee Bessie Tuck William H Hogan June 26, 1891 d Ja 1J, 1911 fo ot stone LBH (this stone i s broken two death dates ?two people) Ric hard Goad Co . D 57 Va Inf May 1J, 184J CSA Sept J, 1933 Emma Gray Tuck Sept 19, 1867 Feb 4, 1935 W. D. Tuck May 6, 1899 Jan 16, 1915 ? Silas W Tuck Nov 22, 1886 Jan Ji, 1911 (Cross) Walcom Hancock Eva Lee Hancock wife 1891 - 1970 ? Roy Clayton Haley Mar 11, 1920 Dec 26, 1938 Apr 14, 1895 Apr 4 1873 May 14, 1896 Jun e 4, 1872 (Goofed up on ) ( this one. ) (copied by Mrs Myrtle Bell & Mrs CS Fowler ) =================================================================== WORKSHOP VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIE TY SPRING CONFERENCE, March 9-10, 1984. at the Hyatt Richmond. We st Broad St & I-64, Richmond, Va. The conference is on Norther n Virginia and genealogi ca l so urses . For mor e information write to Virginia Genealogical Society, PO Bo x 7469, Richmond. VA 23221. =:=============== ================================================== �23 THE WEDDLE FAM ILY Martin Will Book A, pages 181, 182 Filed - 12 June 1783 Waddl es Inv e ntory I I ( i ( ( ( !' I I - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - --- THE APP RA I SMENT of the Estate of Mer tin Wettil d ec eas' d 300 Acres of L and . 1 bl ack Mai r 1 b ay Mare 1 Cow & C a l f 1 Two Ye ar old Bull . 2 Year old He i f e rs 1 Cow & Calf 4 She e p . 1 Crosscut Saw 1 Smooth Bore Gun . 1 Spade and foot Edge Cow Chain s . l Hac kel 1 Ha nd-s aw & Dedknife 2 Ax es . . . Sundry Aricles . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • • .... . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . ..•.•. • . • • • . . : .. . . .. • . • . • • . • . . • . .. • . . .. . ••. . . . .. o • • • • . . · . · . . . . . • . . • · . • • • • · . • . • • · • • • . • · · · ·• • • . • . • . . . . • • • . • • . · . . • •.• · · · . . • • • • . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • • . . . • • • • • • . . . . . . 1 Crobar . 1 P o tr ack . Sundry Vesels . 1 S a ddle & Baggs. . Sun dry Househol d - fur nitur e .Sun dr y T oo 1 s . On e s ide Saddl e • Coat Pattr e n Sundry Book s 1 Chest . . Sun dry Ho g gs On e Bed & Furnitin. Sc a l es & Vice . By Debt & C a sh . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . • . . . 100 . . . . . . . . 20 . . • . . . • • 8 . . . . . . . . . • • . 3 . • . . • • 1 . • . • . • . • 2 . . . . . . • • . . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . • . 10 10 6 19 10 5 . 10 . . 7 5 . . . • . .6 . . .. . . .• 1 4 3 2 1 2 . . 10 5 9 12 • . . . . . • . • • • . • • • • • . • . . • • • . . . . . . . . . • • . . . • . • • . • • • . • • • . • • . ............. • . • . . • • . • . . . 2 1 1 10 • 10 • 5 8 10 10 15 6 10 6 . . . . . . . 10 Ag r eab l e to a n Order of Court to us dir ected b eing Sworen we find the E state of Mertin Waddle d ec 9 when Aprai s' d by us to Come to I, 185:16 •• 6 Tho : Poage Abraham Philsthimer J ac ob Philsthimer John Philsthimer At a Court held a nd continued for Botetourt Count y the 12th June 1783 th e Inventory & Apprai s me nt of the Estate of Martin Waddle dee d was r eturn 'd to Co ur t a nd ordered to be Recorded . Teste D. May -- - - - - - - - - - - ----------V1rS1.n.1.a. Appalachian Notes C.B . C. - -- - - - ---- �! :4 WILL of MARTIN WADLE (Weddle) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Botu r.nurl County Book A, pag<'s 168, 169 .Mad c--17 0<'Lobcr 1782 Filed-13 M:1rch 1783 IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. I Martin Wadle i n Botetourt County & Colony of Virginia being in perfet helth & Sound Memorey, Bli ssed be G0d for all his Mcrcis but knowing the frailty of the Boday & the Immortality of th e Soule & in the Provadence of God being called to go a Jorncy, doth t his Seven teenth day of October 1782 , Mak thi s my last Will and Testement i n mannor & form as followeth, First I commit my Spirit into the hand of God who gave it & my bodey to the du st to b e berried at the deser ation of my fre n ds & Executors & I alow all my Lawfull debts to be paid & funeral charges & next I alow and bequeath unto Benjamin Wadle my beloved son five Shillings, Virginia Currency if d e manded & no more , because I have g i ven him the par t of my Estate that I allow to give him . & t h at to be paid him on his order, Twelve Months after my Dece, & nixt I alow & b equeath unto Kathrean Wadle my beloved wife during her n atril life to live in my dwe lling house & to be found in a Suficeency of good firewood, b olled to her house & cut & Split Sutebl e for her & to find her fift een Bushels of Merchinible Wheat & five Bushil s of Riy or Indin Corn every year of her Natrul life & Likewise 150 lb. of Pork & Beef an d to keep her a Cow and Calf & to· use them as what is suf icien t both winter & Sumer & to keep her a hors or mare so as she may have it wh en she please & to keep her five Sheep a ll in a sufici e nt mannor & to find her 28 lb. of swingled flax or the value thereo f in Hemp & to find her 2 pear of Shus~ all Yearly, evroy year of her natural Life, and to pay for her working the same, & to find her half a Bushil of salt ye a rly alL which I alow to b e given h er from the benifit & Income of my Plantation & I likwis Give & bequ e ath un to my Daughter Barbara Philsthimer and her Husband John Philsthimer & to their Heirs Executors Administrators or ass i g ns al l my real and personal Estate whatsoever, I am or may be blessed of & I appoi n t & Impower my beloved wife Kathrin Wadle and John Philsthimer, my son in Law, my Lawful! executors to fulfill this my last will & Testamen t & I disenul all former will, & Testament s, & Legaseays whatsoevor Given under my hand & Seall & - - - - - - - Martin Wettil (Seal) Signed sealed &) acknowledged by) Martin Wadle to) Jn.0 Peden be his last will) Robert Beavers & Testament in ) John Peden j~ the presence of ) V1rgtn.1a Appalachian Not.ea �25 P age 169 : At a Court h e ld fo r Bot e tourt County the 13th Day of March 1783 Thi s Instrum e nt of Writ in g was presented in Court as and for the last Will & Testament of Martin Wadle dece'd and Proved by the Oath s of John Pedan, Robert Beavers , & J ohn Pedan j ~ witnesses th ereto and Ordere d to be recorded & on the Motion of John Philsthi me r one of the Executors therein named who made Oath according to L aw Certifi cate is grant ed him for obtainin g Probate thereof in due form he h av ing first entered into and Acknowl edged Bond in Fiv e Hundr e d pounds with John Pedan & John Haney his securities accordin g ~o Law, a nd lease is reserved f or Kat hrine Wadle the oth er Exec. to joine in the Prob ate Teste Exami n ed -- Ja s Lyle J.r D. C. - - - - - - - - - ------ -- -------- ------ (Note by editor: This material was contributed by Calvin Weddle. He also gave us a zerox copy of a deed he had obtained in Pennsylvania; we are publishing the typed copy as well as the zerox copy for the original is a beautiful piece of handwriting) (The following typed material was written on the side of the will book. It i s a ' little ' out of placed -- but where do you make things fit into the space that we have . ) I Mark Farne the Mortgagee in this Mortgage Named Do hereby Acknowledge that I have Received full satisfaction on this Mortgage and therefore Discharge the same As Witness my hand this 2 0th day of July 1780. (Mark Fame) Acknowledged by the said Mark Farne before me . .• Barni tz ... •. Vi'f'41n1A-A nnA 1Anh1An 1\T"+,...,.. �... ' Virginia Appa.ls.chian Notes THIS INDENTURE made the Si xteen t h day of Deccmb<.:r Annu Durnini one thousand seven hundr e d and Sixt y n in e BET WE EN, Mnrtin W~tel of Ma nheim Township in the County of Yo r k i n t h e Province of Pe n nsy lvani a Yeoman of the one P art and Ma rk F a rn e of the same pl acu Yeo111nn o f the other part WHEREAS the s<...id Ma r tin Wetel in and by <.\ certai n Obligation or Writing Obli g atory u nde r h is H ~111d and Sc~1l bear in g eve n date herewith . .. Bound unto th e sa i d l\l a rk Fa rn c in the sum of two hundred Pounds Lawful Money of Penn sylv an i a Co 11ditioncd for t h e Payment of one hundred Pounds La wful Mon a y afo r esaid on the fifteent h day of December next ensuein g the Dat e h e r eof ns i n and by t n e sai d recitedObligation and Condition He r eof Relat i on being the r eu n to ha d more fully and at large app ea r NOW THI S I NDE NTURE WIT NE SSETH t h ::lt the said, Martin Wetel fo r and in Con s id era ti o n of the aforesa i d Debt or sum of one Hundr e d Poun d s a n d f o r th e b et t er Secu ri ng th e Payment thereof unto the •said Ma rk F arn e his He ir s Executo r s Administrators and Assigns in Di sc har g e of th e said r ec i ted O bl i g~t i o n and in Consideration of the furth e r su m o f fiv e Sh i ll i n gs by th e sa i d Mark Farne to the s ai d Martin Wetel in Ha nd Pa i d a t th e and Delivery of these Presents the Rec e ipt o f whi c h fiv e s h i ll i n g s is hereby Acknowledged HATH Gr an t ed bar gain e d sold Confirmed and by these Pres e nts DOTH Gr ant bar gai n S e l l Re l ease a nd Confirm unto the said Mark Farn e and to his Heirs a nd Assi g n s n. certain Messuage or Tenement Plantation a nd Trac t of L a nd Si t u ate in Manheim To wnship in York County afor esaid a dj o i n i n g t h e Lands of Andrew Hersey, Peter Dick s and the Pi d g i o n Hi 1 1 s Con ta i n i ng two Hundred Acres be the same more or l ess (It b e i n g t h e same whi c h Originally was gran ted unto Mi chael Wet e l, F arth e r of t h e sai d Ma rtin Wetel party hereto by Wa rr an t bearing d a t e a t Phil ada t h e 29th Ma y 173S) TOGETHER with a ll and Singular the Hous es Ou t Hou ses Bu i ldings Barnes Stables Gardens Orchards Impro v e ments Wa y s (?)Woods Wat e rs Watercourses Rights Libe rti es Privil e g e s Hered itame n ts a nd Appurtenances whatsoever Thereunto belonging or in any wi se Appertaini n g a nd th e .. · and Remainders Re nts .. . and Profits ther e of TO HAVE AND TO HOLD th e said Messuage or Ten ement Plantation and T ra ct of Land Hereditaments and Pr e mises hereby Gr an t ed or mentioned or in tended or to be with the Appurtenanc es unto th e sai d Mark F arne his He irs and Assigns to the only proper use and Behoof of the said Mark Farn e his Heirs and Assigns forever PROVIDED allways Ne vertheless that if the said Martin Wetel his Heirs Ex e cutors Administrators or Assigns Shall and do well and truly Pay or Ca us e to be Paid unto th e said Mark Farne his He irs Executors Administrators or Ass igns the aforesa id Debt or Sum of one hundred Pounds on the day an d Time herein before ment ioned and appointed for the Pa yme nt thereof according to the Condition of the said recited Ob l igation without any Fraud or further Delay and without any Deduction Defalcation or a batement to be made of any thing for or in Res p ect of any Taxes Charge s or Assignments whatsoever then and from He nceforth a s well th i s Present Indenture and the Estate her e by Granted as the sa id Rec it e d Ob lig a tion shall cease determine and become absolutely Null and Void to all Intents a nd Purposes what s oever any t hin g her e in be fo re Contained to the Contrary in any wise notwithsta nding IN WI TNESS wher e o f the said parties to these Presents h ave hereunto interchangea b l y Se t their hands and Seals dated the day and Year fir s t abo ve Wr it ten . SEALED AND DELI VERED) In presence of ) Martin Wete l ( S eal) Mathias Detter J acob Billmeyer , Junr l ��'l BOOK REVIEliJS by Belva Counts ~ S tudy CO MM UNITY OF THE CROSSROADS: of the Village Bonsack of the Roanoke Va ll e y by Deedie Dent Kagey "Community at the Crossroads is more than the study o f the vil la ge of Bonsack. It contains a wealth of information on the Valley settlers who came into Virginia with English, Scotch Irish , Germa n and German - Swiss heritage. Some of these family names were: Bo nsack, Cook, Crumpacker, Davis , Gish, Harsh barger, James, Layman, Lunsford, Moomaw, Murray, Smith, St.Clair, Stoner, Wood, Woods on and many other related families . 11 The book is well documented from many sources; books, church records, court records, interviews, maps and newsp a pers . Family ce mete ry rec o r d s o f t he Bo n s a c k Ce nye t e r y - n e w a n d o 1 d p 1 o t ; Co o k , G i s h , ~1 o oma w, Smith and St.Clair are included. There a re 48 illustrations, including old photographs, homes and others. From the New Frontier (1749-1800) Augusta and Botetourt Counties , Bonsack 's beginnings (1800 - 1850), the coming of the railroad, War, Reconstructio n, and Bonsack ' s Boom (1851-1900) into the 20th Century, an era of change is discussed in Community at the Crossroads. The book has 257 pages and is corn pl et el y indexed . A fi gt copy from the author has been p1 aced in the Vi r gin i a Ro o .1. of the Ro an o k e City Pu b 1 i c L i b r a r y . A c o p y ma y b-e o r d e r e d f r o m Mr s De e d i e Ke g e y , 4 6 6 4 Bonsack Road, Roanoke, VA 24012 . The price including sa les tax and postage is $17 . 10 . * * * * * * THE BRICKEY HERITAGE by Raymond L Bri ckey From early researchers and the OLD BRICKEY BIBLE recently presented to the Vi rginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Li b ra ry, Roanoke , Va ., Jean Bricquet was the progenitor of t he Brick e ys in the U.S.A . According to the 1815 Brickey Bible" "J ohn Brickey came from France with his wife about the year 1680 AD. Hi s childr en were, JOHN, JARAD, JINNY, MARY.and ~ETER. John had all da ughters. Jarad had one so n, John, who died without children . Peter married Wi nifr ed Lucas and ha dJARAO , JOHN, TE MPERANCE , WINIFRED, P ETER~ WIL LIA M a n d ELIZABETH . 11 The Brickey descendants are located in al 1 of the states of the USA . Those migrating from Virgi n ia to another state and t heir descenda nts, will carry a prefix of the state's two l etter abbreviatio n befo r e their index number. There were Brickey Revo lutionary War Patriots. Peter was too o l d to serve. He rece ived a citat ion for patriotic services by fur ni shing supplies to the militia . William, Peter's son was a fifer in the 11 11 �army. He was prese nt at the surrender of Cornwallis. He received a pensi on of $ 50.00 annua lly in his old age. Peter, the son of Jarad and grandson o f Peter 1st, served in the Botetourt County militia on two occasions . His second wife received a land grant in Kentucky. Gerard, Jr, son of Ja red and gra ndson of Peter, served in the Revolution ary army and was listed in the 1840 census as having received a pensi on . The BRIC KEY HERITAGE contains 458 pages, well documented (copies of many original do cuments included) and completely indexed. There ar e copie s of some pages from the old Brickey Bible. The book has about 60 picture s . The author has researched the Brickey families for more than 10 years. T he boo k has a hard cover. The price is $39.95. Ord er from Raymond L. Br ickey, 3641 Wind ing way Road, S~J, Roanoke, VA 24015. A copy has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . * * * * * * * 1850 HARDY COUNTY, VIRGINIA CENSUS by Clar a Mae Ross The 1850 Federal Census, Hardy Co, Va. has 222 pages and an index inc l uding forei g n born people on the 1880 Grant County Census. Grant was formed from Hardy in 1 866 . The Census taker has very prett y handwriting and 20 pages of his handwriting is inc l uded. The author i s a native of Hardy Cou nty , the book reflects accuracy. The census is li sted in the exact order taken by the census taker with exact spelling. Genealogists will appreciate all the extra informati on. On each fam i ly household, the author lists famil y and dwelling nu mber s, househo l d name, age, sex, occupation, va l ue of real estate, and place of h i s or her birth. Al l family members are listed includin g name , age, sex, occupation, where born and any outsiders livin g in the household. The book may be ordered from: Clara Mae Ross, PO Box 203, Colfax, NC 27235. The price is $11.90 per copy. A gift copy has been pla ced in the Vi rginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. * * * * * * * THE NEW RIVER EAR LY SETTLEMENT by Patric i a Gi ve n s Johnson The New River, the world's second oldest river , i s portrayed by a foremost historian of Southwest Virginia in one volume. The New River rises i n t h e mo u ntains of western North Caro l ina, crosses the entire width of the Appalachians from the Blue Ri dge in NC through Virginia to West Virginia, where it joins the Gawley to form the Kanawha which flows into the Ohio. The waters of the new course to the Mississi ppi. T h e f i r s t s e t t 1 e r s we r e f r o m No r t h e r n I r e 1 a n d , l~ a 1 e s , Afr i c a , Cz e c h o s lovaki a, Al sac e-Lorraine, the Rhine Va l l ey, the cantons of Switzerland, the parishes of England and Scottish Highlands. They came to New River V1rg1nia Appa.laohia.n Notes �) from other places in America, a s New Englano, t~o1·th anc and Penns y 1 van i a . Ear 1 y re 1 i g i o us gr o u ps fro 111 Du n I- a 1· t"~ s and Moravians played an important role. South Ca rolina, to L u the rans A partial listing of settlers in Virgini a were Anderson, Gaker , Bouurne . Ca r r i c o , Ch a p ma n , Di c k e n s o n , Ha 1 e a n d t\ u c 1-. o 1 1 s ; t' o r t h C c r o 1 i n a : B1 e v i n s , Co x , E- v a r. s , He 1 t o n , 0 s b o r n e , P o r t e r a n d Wi l s o n ; \·! c.: s t '.' i r 'J i n i a : Cu1 b e r t son, Farley, Looney, Meadow and Stafford s. The book has a hard cover, index, and 232 pages beautifully illus trated with pictures and maps. Documentati on i s sho\'rn from a ~ibliogra phy of over 200 books and many private papers. The price cf tre book is $19 . 95 including oistag e, Order from Patricia G. Joh n son , Rt 2 Cox 50 , Christiansburg, Virginia 24073. A gift copy from the aut ~.or has Roanoke City Public Library. * * * been p l aced * * in * the Vir yinia Room of the * A FRONTI ER MU RDER by Theodosia W. Barrett "One of the most intriguing and complex murder cas es in the early history of Southwest Virginia was perpetrated September 27, 1817 at Dickens ons Ford on Clinch River near where Russell and Tazew e ll Counties mee t. Abner Vance committed the murder. Lewis Horton was the c as ualty." The sector of Clinch Valley was an isolated, uniqu e and scenic locale in the 1700s. Very few settlers dared to invade the Cherokee-Shawnee hu nting grounds before the Revolutionary war. Many of ch e permanent settlers arrived in the late 1700s. They were a mixture of Scot - I rish, Dutch, Germans and possibly others. They were attracted to the remote southwest Virginia for various reasons. The pioneers coped with the hardships and privations of frontier living in a remarkable manner. By combining their skill s by 1817 the wi lderness had been transformed into a progressive community of picturesque plantation homesteads. Lewis Horton was a descende nt of two early Clinch Valley fa milies, the Hortons and Kendricks from Stafford County, Va. There is no known record of Abner Vance 's coming to Clinch Valley. He marrie d in to the Howard family, who was a promi nent early fami l y. He had eleven childre n. Abner Vance, according to Russell County Court records was an esteemed c i tizen, Baptist preacher, poet, Indian fighter and long hunter~ fought a losing battle through a series of trials to save his life. Mrs Barrett has a documented 1 i st of Source material. The book has a soft cover, 35 pages, price $3 .00, including tax and postaae. Order from: Theodosia H. Barrett, PO Box 1045, Lebanon, Va. 24266. A gift copy from the autho r has been placed City Public Library. Virginia Appals.chian N otca in the Virginia Room, Roanok e �3c WEBB FAMJLIES OF THE VIRGINIAS by Ronald R. Turner This s tu dy of t he Webb family of Virginia is a result of man y tryp es of res earch by t he author. It be g in s wi t h t he early Webbs of Virginia, with a speci a l s tudy o f Gi l es Webb of Na nsemond County, Virginia and the Henry We bb family of Gr a y s on Cou nty , Virginia. Early We bb ma rri a ges from 58 Virginia Counties, complete ly indexed both male an d f em al e are included . The 1850 Virginia Census of the Webb famili es n am es the counties, occupations, ages of all membe r s , birth place if kno wn. The author has added extra information learn ed from other source s. Virginia s tat es : Md., Mo. ages and Roots , Webbs in 1880 Soundex born Virginia lists t he follow i ng A1 a . , Ark . , Co 1 o . , Wash i n gt on , DC , I 11 • , Ind . , Io wa , Kan • , Ky • , , NC, Ohio, Tenn., Texas. The complete family is lis ted with s t ate of birth. The book has 1162 pages and is completely indexed. The pri c e of the book i s $ 11.00 by mail and may be ordered from: Ronal d R Turner, 4607 Angela Dr . , Fa irview Park, OH 44126 . A gift copy has been placed in the Virginia Room o f t he Roanoke City Public Library . * * * * * * * SURNAMES PUBLICATIONS * PACK/PECK/PEEK PIONEERS, Vol I No. I: Published three tim e s each year, January, June , September. Subscription rates $10 . 00 pe r year. Claudette Maerz~ PO Box 37010, Bloom i ngton, Minn. 55431. This vo l um e includes names from card files pf Pack/Peck/Peek inc l uding many a l l ied lines . There are family sheets, queries and a source inde x with names and addresses . WRIGHT FAMILY WORKBOOK, Vo l I No. I : "Wright Fam il y Work is published three times each year: January, May and August. The s ubscription rate i s $10.00 per year and may be ordered from: "Cl aud et te's PO Box 37010, Bloomington, Minn . 55431. Vol. I inclu de s records from Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mary l and, Massachusetts, Missou r i , No r th Carolina, Ohio, and Texas . The records include Bible, cemeter y ce nsus, Marriage, queries: Rev. War records, and wurks heets. There i s one book review Petty, Wright, Riley and Related Fam i lies included . 11 11 , A gift copy of both of the above has been pl a c ed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. Virgin.1& Appalachian Notes �3J 33 I Index to Ancestral Names by Query Number Agee 31 Allen 2 Alston 32 Amith 33 Barlow 5 Barnett 16 Blanchette 33 Blan (d) ford 20 Board 15 Boss 33 Brooks 31 Bruce 41 Burgess 38 Burton 25 Caldwell 5,42,43 Cannaday 10 Chase 19 Christmas 32 Coalter 13,14 Counts 26 Cox 39,40,41 Crawford 37 Dean 18,22 Delzell 5 Dey er le 15,16,17 Dickson 5 Dodd 28,29 Dutton 3 Dyer 23 Evans 12,30 Farguson 40 Farmer 2 Ferrell 9 Fisher 27 Fore 12 Gilliam 31 Givens 11 Gray 35 Green 32 Griffith 29 Gross 35 Hall 40 Hambr ick 28 Hancock 1 Hanks 38 Hatchell 24 Hill 36 Holstein 42,43 Hope 5 Hough 32 Howe 27 Howry 45 Hustleton 20 Jones 5 Karn es/Kerns Kell y Ki ssinger L amkin L effler Lindsay L ove Macon Mason Mcclurg McGuire McKamy McMullin Mes sick Moor e Owens Osborn e Pa ce P ence Pool e Pot eet Pri ca Ramey Ratliff Rawlin gs Reynolds ·L> l.' ~> 39 37 17 34 30 32 ~l 5 28 5 27 6 33 15 25 7 5 2 29 8 8 6 19 ,.. 1. v - 15 44 Simpson 37 Smith 16 ~myth 26 St~ i l 26 S"lr ing~'r 5 Ted!ord 5 Thvmas 10,34 Thrasner 4 Trent 25 Tuck 33 Turner 32 Van Dyke 32 Vice 5 7 Walker Warren 15 Wax 45 Wellmaker 33 West 38 Whitt/Wit t 26 Wilson 21 Witty 45 Wolf 9 Wooten 33 Zimmerman 4 Ryan Sh1·t.·ts =====;=============== === ========= ======= ======== =========== ======== WORKSHOP MID ATLANTIC GENEALOGY CONFERENCE. The t hrust of the Conference will be on research in the Mid-Atlantic region, including Virginia and West Virginia . The Conference will be held at th e Pike sv ille Hi lton Inn on Reisterstow n Road, Baltimore at Exit 20 off the Baltimore Beltway (Rt 695). The dates are July 12, 1 3, 14, 1984 . Wr ite to Mi dAtlantic Ge nealogy Co nfe rence, PO Box 4602, Bal~imore, MD 21212 ========================= ============ ========== ======= ============= WORKSHOP THE EAST TENNESSEE HISTORICA L SOCI ETY is holding a major ge nealogical work shop in cooperation with the Universit y of ~ennesse~ on June 22-23, 1984 in Knoxv ille, TN. We do not hav e all the informat1on on the work shop, but do know that there will be a~ l ~ast.25 speake rs, an d it is being co-sponso rs by genealocial soc1et1e s 1n Tennesse, Kentucky and Virginia -- we are one. The nex~ issue.of VAN wil l have more information, but to be on the save side, wr i te to: workshop, East Te nnessee Hi storical Society , 500 West Ch urch Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37902 . =========;============== ============ =============================== V1rg1n..1a Appalachian Notes l \ ( I I I' l II �1 - 84 0 Barnett HANCOCK b . in VA ca 1800 and wife Susanah. P a r ents of Edward (b . 1823), Stephen A. (b . 1824), Adam (b. 1833) a nd Catherine (b . 1836?). Residents of Botetourt (later Craig). Need birthdate a nd p lace o f Barnett and wife and her maiden name. James W. ELMORE, 7614 Erie St ., Annandale , VA 22003 ~--=- 8~ Who were parents of George W. ALLEN, b . 1835 Pittsylvania or Hal i fax Co . a nd Eli za Butler FARMER ALLEN, b . 1841 Pittsylvania Co? When did George & Eliza marry? Mary Ann Ellison POOLE , b. 1846 in VA. Who were her parents? Where did William Alexandria POOLE , b . 1841 P erson Co . , NC die? Ella, Algie Lee , Olli e, Cora, L a u ra, Ma ud & Earnes t POOLE, who did they marry an d where and when did th ey die? Jodie UPDIKE , Rt. 1 , Box 281, Bil lings, MO 65610 84 2 S eeking in f o on J ohn J . DUTTON b . Apr . 1892 in Was hington Co . (Wolfe Cem.). 1820-16 S ept . 1892); need h e r maiden name . (b . 1853); J a mes A. (b . 1859); and Ann (b . Washin g t on Co . J a mes W. ELMORE, 7614 Erie 3 - 14 Nov . 1819, d. 18 Wife Louisa S . (5 Aug. Parents of David H. ?), all r es i dents of St ., Ann andale, VA 22003 4 - 84. S eekin g birth pl ac e and parents of John ZIMMERMAN of Botetourt Co . , b . 25 Sept . 1813; d . 6 Aug. 1886 in Fi ncastle. Md. Adalin e THRASHER of Buchanan 11 June 1838; dau of George THRASHER: she d . about 1900; need place/date of death a nd buri al. Parents of Elev en , incl . el dest George (b . 1839) and youngest Charles Edw. (1853-1912) . J ames W. ELMORE, 7614 Erie St ., Anna n dale , VA 22003 5 - 84 . Exch info on these SW VA & East TN lines : CALDWELL 7 DICKSON, DEL ZELL, HOPE, BARLOW, McCLURG, McKAMY, PENCE, JONES (of Simpson JONES b . 1781 in Wythe Co . , VA in 1810 Census), STRINGER, TEDFORD, VICE families . Newton WILSON, 2579 Madrid Way So. , St . Petersburg, FL 33712 84 . J ac ob T . MESSICK b . VA, md. Catherine (who?) in VA (where?) (when?) . Lived Blountsville, TN 1850. Their children were: John A., b. ca 1826 in TN; John md. Rebecca RATLIFF, 8 Nov. 1859 , in Tazewell Co. , VA; Sarah, Margaret, Eliza, Harriet , Louisa , Martha, Nancy, William . Helen C. MISER, 115 W. Grant St. , Bozeman , MT 59715 6 - 7 - 84 . John G . WALKER, b. 11-10-1828, Bedford Co. , TN md. Sarah A. PACE on 21-10-1857 . Where? John d . 3-10 about 1907 at Pea Ridge, Arkansas . Need both their parents, etc . Helen C. MISER, 115 W. Grant St., Boz eman, MT 59715 8 - 84 . John Edwin RAMEY b . ca 1847 Russell Co., VA , md. #1 Almiranda PRICE, in Russell Co ., VA . When was she born ? Who were her parents? Her brothers a nd sisters? Helen C. MISER , 115 w. Grant St . , Bozeman, MT 59715 9 - 84 . George FERRELL (b . ca 1775) md . Pol l y, dau of Leonar d WOLF in Oran ge Co. , VA May 1 795 · A son , Hu gh D. FERRELL lived on Spruc e Run in Gil es Co~1 11l y, VA ~ Ne Pd additional info concerning the FERRELL and WOLF J:1mll i e 8 . '"l . Tt'J.\,C Y \Y t\4K~R 1 1 1 1 RFD 5 , Box 258, Charlottesville, VA 229 01 Virglnia Appalachian Notes �35 10 - 84. Charles Pleasant THOMAS md . Pol ly CANNADAY Jan . 1828 in Franklin Co ., VA . Need the names of the parents and all the children of this couple . J . Tracy WALKER, II I, RFD 5, Box 258, Charlottea v.i J 1e.t__YA 22901 11 - 84. Reward ($100) for scrip (fr actional paper curi:enc..:y) issued by ancestor D avid GIVENS in Craig Co., VA about L~60-1865. J . "rracy -'H ALKER , Ill, RFD 5, Box 258, Charlottesville, VA 2290 1 12 - 84 . Seeking info on g - g - g- grand father Tucker Overton EVANS. Md. to Mary Jordan FORE and lived in Campbell and Appomattox Cos. ca 1800 . Would like to know what ye ar he died and where buried. Mrs. Helen Evans JAYNES, 13318 Gl adehill Rd . , Chester, VA 23831 13 - 84. Seeking info on my g- g-grandparents Nelson and Sarah Kelly COALTER . They were md . 24 July 1824 . William KELLY, sec. Would like to know what day and year they died and place of buria l . Mrs . Helen Evans JAYNES, 1331 8 Gladeh ill Rd , , Chester, VA 23831 Seeking in fo on Samuel COALTER , father of Nelson COALTER . Samuel died about the year 1820 . Was he buried in Bo-Letourt Co. and whe re is the location of buri al plot? Mrso Hel en Evans JAYNES , 13318 Gladehill Rd ., Chester, VA 2383 1 14 - 84. 15 - 84. Searching for parents of Thomas DYERLY (DEYERLE), b . VA ca 1843/45 (37 in Rice Co., Kansas 1880 cen s u s). Tradition states parents were Peter DEYERLE and Susie OWENS. Thomas' father died when he was young. Thomas b ound to John RYAN who took him to Jackson Co. , MO then to LaFayette Co . , MO . In 18 6G md . Medora BOARD, b . Salem, VA, dau of James BOARD and Sar a h WARREN. Mary D. HODGE, 11706 Teri Lynn Dr ., Fulton, MD 20759 16 - 84. Seeking info on marriage of Elizabeth (Bet sy) BARNETT, dau of Mary Ann DEYERLE and John BARNETT. Will of Elizabeth BARNETT presented for probate in Montgomery Co . Oc t. 1833 name s children Mary Ann, Mahala, Nancy, John, Delila, Sally and friend , John SMITH. Mary D. HODGE. 11706 Ter i Lynn Dr . , Fulton, MD 20759 17 - 84. Wish to correspond with anyone having knowl edge of Elizabeth, dau of Jacob and Joanna LEFFLER . She md. Charles DEYERLE (Montgomery Co. ), was widowed in early 1815. What became of her dau, Mary Ann ? Mary D. Hodge, 11706 Teri Ly nn Dri ve, F ulton 1 MD 27059 18 - 84. Info needed on Elisha DEAN 1869-1959, Sc ott Co ., VA; and Lottie DEAN 1880-1962, Scot t Co., VA. Write Lloyd DEAN, Rt. 6; box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 19 - 84 . Seeking parents' names and other info on Henry CHASE b. Rhode Island 1800 and his wife Martha Bartlett RAWLINGS b. 1819 in Eastern VA. They were md. 1835 in Petersburg, VA and had 4 boys: Henry, Charles, George and William, and one girl Sarah Al ice. Betty Jeanne WILSON WALKER, 641 Pearl St., Blu efield, WV 24701 Virginie. Appalachian Notes �20 - 84 . Seeking parents' names and other info on David BLAN{D) FORD b. 1807 Lambertsville , NJ a nd his wife Anna Randolph HUSTLETON b . ca 1810 in Baltimore , MD . They we r e md . in Baltimore 1833. They mov ed to Petersburg, VA ca 1860 . Betty Jeanne WILSON WALKER, 641 P earl St . , Bluefield, WV 24701 21 - 84 . Seeking parents' n ames and other info on Jo hn MASON b . ca 1800 in Campbell Co . or Be dford Co . and his wife Winney . Their dau Ev aline md . James Robert WILSON 1854 in Bedford Co . Betty J eanne WILSON WALKER, 641 Pearl St ., Bluefield, WV 24701 22 - 84 . Info needed George DEAN and W. Patton DEAN who were born in Sco tt Co . in 1850 ' s bu t died in Carter Co., KY early 1900 's. Writ e Lloyd DEAN, Rt . 6, Box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 23 - 8 4 . Resear ching the DYER famil y of the middle Atlantic st ates of a ny lin e. Would like to con tact anyone having DYERS in their lin e . Have extensiv e files an d wil ling to exchange data. Mrs . Gr ace DYER MELLANDER, 2705 Newton St ., Sil ver Spring, MD 20902 24 - 8 4. William HATCHELL had wife Elizabeth and lived in Meck l enbu rg Co ., VA and died in 1770 . He earlier lived in Isle of Wi g ht Co ., VA. Need marriage date, Elizabeth's maiden name and parents of each . Will exc hange info. Drusilla Payne MOGAVERO, 1372 Harlow Road, Columbus , Ohi o 43227 25 - 84. Seeking info on par e nts of Alexander TRENT b. 1759, Gray son Co ., VA. Revolutionary soldier , d . 1841 Hawkins Co., TN. Md . Virgini a Jan e BURTON, b. 1 770 Grayson Co . , VA, d. 1830 Hawkins Co . , TN and William D. TRENT , Sr . b 1770 Grayson Co., VA d. 1840's Hawkin s Co . , TN. Md . Char ity Burton OSBORNE b. 1773 Grayson Co. , VA, d . 1840's Hawkins Co . , TN . Family l egend has parent's name as Al exander and that he md . a Cherokee maiden . J. S. TRENT , RD 1, Box 313, La.ndenberg, PA 19350 26 - 84 . Pa.ren ts of John STIFF were in Bedford Co. 1754. --Pa.rent s of Wi lli am WITT census says he came from NC. His wife's name was Mar y. One son named John WHITT , Russell Co., VA. - -Parents of James SMYTH md. Sa.rah COUNTS . James b. 1785 d. 1874, Russell Co ., VA. Sharon STINE, 1050 Level Green Blvd., Virginia Beach, VA 23464 27 - 84. Seeking parents of John FISHER who md . Mary (Poll y) McMULLIN, dau of Mic h ae l McMULLIN, 1801 . They lived in Greeneville, Augusta Co . , where John d . by 1826. Only one child known: Mary Margaret, b . 1 8 18, Augusta Co ., md . 1836 William H. HOWE in Montgo mery Co ., d . Rural Retreat, Wythe Co., 1883. Mrs. H. S. SURFACE, 401 Surface Drive, Ta zewell , VA 24651 28 - 84. Seeking parents, wi fe an d children of Joseph HAMBRICK, SR ., b . 1 752, d . after 1825 wh en h e filed a Revolutionary War pension claim in Franklin Co. He li ved on Blackwater River in Franklin Co. from 1 780's till after 1825 . Hi s children included Joseph HAMBRICK, JR. who md . Susan DODD 1808 , a nd Nanc y who married John McGUIRE, 1803 . Mrs . H. S. SURFACE, 401 Surface Dr ., Tazewell , VA 24651 Virgirua. Appa.la.chJa.n Notes �'• ...,7 ' 31 I .. J 29 - 84. Seeking parents of William DODD of Franklin Co., VA whose wife was Rebecca GRIFFITH, dau of Benj amin GRIFFITH. Was William the son of William DODD wh o was decl ared exempt from future payment of levies in Bedford Co . court o rd ers in 1769? His brother, (John?) md . Sally POTEET , dau of William POTEET. William DODD d . by 1807. Mrs . H. S . SURFACE, 401 Surface Dr . , Tazewell, VA 24651 I l 30 - 84. Alexander EVANS b . ca 1780 VA md . Rebecca WOOTEN in Surry Co., NC, 7 Oct. 1809. William EVANS b. ca 1789 VA md . Rebecca LOVE ca 1802, dau of Thomas & Hann ah LOVE . Wi 11 i am EVANS & wife Rebecca moved to Surry Co . , NC ca 1808 . Need info: who were the parents of Alexander EVANS & William EVANS . Were Alexander & William brothers? Roy 0 . EVANS, Jr . , 1253 Westerfield Pl., Olathe, KS 66061 31 - 84. Need info on Vincent "Reid" BROOKS b . 1780/82 Buckinghamd Co., VA, md. Maria Susann a AGEE ca 1800 . Sons : Vincent "Reid" Jr . and Bezaleel. Grandson: Walker BROOKS . 1800 tax list has William, Wilson, Reid and Dudl ey BROOKS . Was Vincent "Reid" the son of Wilson Walker BROOKS and Mary (Polly) GILLIAM? Mrs. Al AMUNDSEN, 2F Country Club Apts . , Greenvill G, AL 36037 84. Who was first wife of Edward GREEN, Culpepper and Brunswick Cos., VA? "Gideon MACON" says a Miss HOUGH . Ten children. Second wife Mrs. Burchett Lundy TURNER . Child William b . 11/26/39 VA . Family moved to Warrenton, NC. William GREEN md. Mary CHRISTMAS; Mrs. Ann Hunt MACON ALSTON and Mrs . Mary VAN DYKE. d. in 1799. Mrs. Al AMUNDSEN, 2F Co•rntry Club Apts., Greenville, AL 36037 32 - 84. Need descendants Claiborne TUCK b. 1804 Wilkes Co., GA; d. 1880 Walton Co., GA . Md. Frances MOORE. Twelve children including seven sons all in Confederate Army. Only two returned. Daus. Eliza Ann md. Jack WELLMAKER; Jennie md. William BOSS & Deg AMITH, 2 children each; Tabitha. md . Jack BLANCHETTE, 3 children. Mrs . Al AMUNDSEN, 2F Country Club Apts., Gr eenv ille, AL 36037 33 - 34 - 84. Seeking pa.rents of Juliet THOMAS b . ca 1811/12 in TN and md. Archibald W. LINDSAY. They were members 0£ Indian Creek Baptist Church in Campbell Co., TN. Was her father Ado nijah THOMAS who md. Martha REYNOLDS on 5 Mar. 1801 in Washington Co., VA. Barbara. Ann RENICK, 311 Copa De Oro, Brea, CA 92621 35 - 84. Seeking info about Martha GRAY b . 26 Nov . 1784 in VA They settled shortly thereafter on Indian Creek in Campbell Co ., TN. About 1832 they moved to Owen Co . , KY . In Campbell Co . , TN in 1816 Tax Lists were James, Joseph, Na.th'l, and J acob GRAY and in 1818 also a Robert Gray. Barbara Ann REN I CK, 311 Copa De Oro, Brea, CA 92621 md. Edmund GROSS on 22 May 1800 in Washington Co . , VA. Virginia. Appalachian N otea ( f �38 Virginia Appa.lach1cn Notes 36 - 84 . Seeking i n fo a bout Foster HILL b . ca 1810 in VA, fir st marria ge before 18 32 to Elizabeth ? b . in VA or NC . They came to Indian Creek in Ca mpbell Co . , TN before 1836. He had s o n s Joseph, Gordon and Be nton by the first marriage and sons Dav i d, Allas, and P rior L ee HILL by a second ma rriage . Barbara An n RENICK. 311 Copa De Or o , Br e a, CA 92621 37 - 84 , S ea rching for inf o on James SIMPSON, founder of the T own of Sal em, VA, in 18 02 . He md . Eleanor CRAWFORD a nd their d a u md . Griffin L AMKIN. SIMPSON a nd LAMKIN reportedly moved , after the War of 1812, to T N a nd settled on the French Broa d Ri ver . E s p ecia lly n eed i n f o a s to what h a ppened to him in TN. No rwood C . MIDDLETO N , 1 149 Forest Lawn Dr . , S a lem, VA 24153 38 - 84 . Want any i n fo o n my b . 4 Apr .. 1882, Floyd Co . , VA F ather was Sam u e l B URGE SS a nd Na n cy HANK S . Char l es B URGESS Sybil V . PLUMLEE, 77 35 SW 45 , father Richard Charles BURGESS , just outside the town of Floyd . moth e r wa s ei t her Sally WEST o r l a ter moved to Loga n , WV. Portland, OR 97219 39 - 8 4 . Need in fo a nd p a rents of Ma thias KISSINGER b . 1800 Gile s C o . , VA . We nt to Knox Co . , TN about 1820 md. . S a ll y R. COX, 2 4 De c. 1 82 1, t h e ir children? Other info on Giles Co ., VA, KISSI NGER fa mi ly pr i o r to 1800 . E . E . LUCKEY, Box 885, Bu r ns , OR 9 77 20 40 - 8 4 . Need info a nd p a rents of John COX a n d Mary FARGUSON who md . 1 No v. 1 7 66 in Ha lifax Co . , VA . Thei r children ? Bel ie ve her f a th er was Robe rt or Richard FARGUSON , no t s u r e. P ar en ts of Ardelith a , Jo seph P., Eliz a beth, and Jane HALL of Ca s wel l Co., NC . Ard e lith a wa s b. 12 Oct . 1800 . E . E . LUCKEY, addr e ss above . 4 1 - 84 Need info , p a rents and wife of John BRUCE or John BRUCE, J r . b . 1745 probably in Pittsylvania Co . , VA. The ir c hil dren? Believe they h a d Ka tty BRUCE b. 1770 in Pittsylv an i a Co. , who md. Samuel COX, 22 March 1790 in Halifax Co . , VA . The i r children? E. E . LUCKEY, Box 885, Burns, OR 97720 . 0 42 - 84. Seeking info on Hugh CALDWELL b. 1 7 45 md . Rut h HOLSTEIN resided in Botetourt Co., VA in 1780's. Who wer e his p ar e n ts & children? Where was his birthplace? Mrs . Cha rles PERRY, Rt. 1, Box 496, Hawthorne, FL 32640 43 - 84 . Seeking info on Henry HOLSTEI N , f a ther of Ru th HOL STEIN CALDWELL. Re sided in Botetourt Co . , VA in 1 780 ' s. Who was his wife, his brith, hi s parents? Mrs . Charl e s PERRY, address above. 44 - 84 . Seeking info on Mathias & Barbara SHEETS , resided in Shenandoah Co . , VA in 1770-1800' s . Believe d to be b. in PA. Believed to be parents of George SHEETS . Wh o were o ther children & births ? Mr s. Cha rl e s PERRY, Rt . 1, Box 496, Hawthorne, FL 32640 45 - 84 . Need info on George KARNES/ KERNS who first appears in Hawkin s C o ., TN land rec ords in 179 7 a nd d . t here 1816. Children n a med in wil l : J ac ob , Geor g e, Jr . (md . Han n a h WAX), John , William, And re w (md ., E l i za HOWRY), Eli za b e th (md . ? WITTY). Family probably liv.e d. p re viou sly i n Botet ou r t Co ., VA b eca u se of interma rriages with f a milie s ~ h ~re b u t un a bl ~ to es ta bli s h relationship to other KARNES/ KERNS fa mi l i es t he re. Wi l l e xc h a n g e in fo . Mary CHEESEMAN, 3306 Ran s om, Mu skogee, OK 74401 �Name - - - - - - - - - Address 39 Virginja Appa.lachian N otea -------- City - - - - - - - - - State 1 Zip D3. te b 8 d b md pb md pmd d pd 4 b pb md pmd d pd b pb d pd 18 b md lS b d 20 - 10 b pb md pmd d pd ~b pb d pd d d b p b c 2,___ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ pb md p md d 17 b d md 21 b d 22 b d 11 md b pb 2~ b d d pd 1 24 b pb md pmd d d 12 b pb md pmd d pd 6 b pb md pmd d b d 26 b 13 d b pb md pmd d pd 3 b pb md 27 b d 28 b d pd 14 d b pb md pmd d pd 7 b pb 15 b ~ 2I' spouse of #1 pb d _ .;i _ _ md 25 b d :J ~ b d md ~ --·-'-' �40 b Cd d d b d b d rnd b md d d b md d b d I~d d b d I~d d b d d b lb d b d d b lb b d b d rnd b d b d md d rnd b d lb -..,_ d b d b d b d d b lb d b d b d b d I b d I 1 ~md 9 d md b d I I b d I �SURNAME CARDS WASKEY Ancestor: George Waschke (now Waskey ) Born: Germany (Moravia or Bohemia ?????) Died: Married: 10 June 1735?6?7?, Sa v anah , Georgia wife: Juliana Jaschke Parents : ? and Anna ( ) Waschke This family came to Ga in 1753 - to Pa in 1738 - to Germant own, NY - in Ma ryland by 1 7 70s . Resea rcher: Mrs Vicie Waskey Fowl er 1716 Colgate St NE, Roanoke, VA 24012 The cards must be Jx5 " . That is the s).ze of the file drawer . We cannot recopy the cards to the right size . Tnes e cards a re placed in the Virginia Rooo , Roanoke City Central Public Library where they are available to the public . You do not have to be a member to have t hese cards placed in the file drawe r. Only ONE surname to a card as thes e files are NOT indexed~-i n a l phabetical order . ==================================================================================== SURNAME INDEX for publication in the Augus t i ssue . The following outline is used . We will publish 10 names for each member only once a year. These names whoul d be in our hands by July 1. Mrs Cla ude S Fowler, 1716 Colgate St NE , Roan oke , VA 24012 Location Given name Surname Botetourt Co, Va . Samuel McCLURE Kanawha Co , WV - then Wes t COLLINS Mos es Greenbrier Co, WV Jacob HOOVER Greenbrier Co , WV Wm Franklin JEFFRIES Rockbridge Co , VA Matthias RIPLEY (?Van) BOUSMAN Barbara Rockbridge Co, VA ROBARre Moore Emily 0. Hurt Campbell Co & Montgomery Co, Va MOORE Richard Marshall Campbell Co & Montgomery Co, Va Augusta Co, VA to ?Ohio FLINN George Aug ' a, Bote. Cos Va , Kanawha Co , WV HARMON Thomas Ie.tes md 1817- d 1838 md 1821 md 1 819, Feb 2 180Jc-187J d 1814 d 1824 1818-1908 1817-1882 War of 1812 cl750-1824 I am looking for information only about the Samuel McClure and his family listed a b ove -- not interes ted in any other ( there were about 10 or so Samuels in Botetourt Co , Va ). 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 8, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource 1830 Personal Property Tax List of Franklin County (continues in next issue); Cassel Bible Records; Samuel Obenshain Family Bible Records; William Nunn Family Bible Records; Enemies of the Commonwealth during the Revolutionary War from Henry County Minute Books; Tuck Cemetery Survey; Will of Martin Weddle. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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We ar e ho ping t hat the January meeting will be hel c at th e li brar y . ============== = == = = = - == == = = = = == = == ===z == ======z====s:::z::cm:••==•=~ c opy r ight Ro an o ~e, Va, 198 3 �l ... A MES SAGE TO OUR PRESIDENT We the members of th e S outh western Vir gi nia Gen e a l og ical So~iety, convey our b est wi shes and co ng r a tu l a t i o n s to Mr. and Mrs . C. Shelton Reid wh o were mar r i ed October l, 1 ~8 3. Mrs . Reid is the former Na n cy El len Bart o n , our pres i de nt. \ f I I I • == • =z=========~============ ======= = = = ==== ===== = === == = = == =c = == ===== Our November speaker will be Mi ss Carol Tuckwi ll er , l ib rarian of the Virginia Room, Roanoke Cit y Ce n t r al Li brary , who will speak on "The Virginia Room , A New Beginning . " Everyone is h op i n g that the new addition to be library will b e op ened by Dece mb e r. T he understanding is that the Vi r gini a Room may b e o p ened to t h e public before the main pa r t of the li b r a ry . Mr. Joe L . Ba rn ett will b e o u r g ues t speak er on Jan u ary 21 , 1 984. Joe will t a lk o n " Ro o ts- M" , a comp ut eriz e d ge n e a l ogy . He wil l b r i ng his c omputer a nd prin ter to t h e meetin g for d emon s t rat ion. Mr . Ba rnett lives a t 3236 All en d a l e St., S . W. , R oanok e, VA 2 4014 and i s a newc omer t o Roanok e ·. His root s in so u t h we st VA a r e F ORTNER , CRUTCHFI ELD , BARNETT , STRATTON , BEL CHER , MORGAN, & LESTER. At o ur Februa r y 18 , 1984 meet i n g, t he guest speak e r will b e A. Ro ger Ekir c h , Asso c i a te Pr ofessor of Hi story, a t Vir g ini a Polytechni c Ins t i t ut e and St ate Un i ver s ity. Hi s t a lk wi l l b e on "Colon i a l Ruf fian s. 11 1 111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111 1111111ui1111111 r Official Publication of INTERNATIONAL BELL S OCI E TY Clan Bell Descen d an ts $9 .50 for 12 issu es P.O. Box 451, Springfield , VT 0 5 156 .•11 111111111111111u1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 i iUJ1.1t �AUGUSTA COUN TY, VIRGINIA The speaker at our Au gu st meeti n g was Mrs Katherine Bushman of Staunton, Va, who gave u s the following information on Augusta County and the records that are found in Augusta County. (following furni shed by Staunto n-Augusta Co. Chamber of Commerce, Staunton, Va .) Augusta County was formed in 1738, named for Augusta, Princess of Wales, mother of King George III. I f For 46 years Augusta County included all lan ds north to the Great Lakes and West to the Mississippi River, no doubt the largest county in history. This area was relinquished March 3, 1784 by the presidential signing of the Cession of Western Lands Treaty, now on permanent display in the Virginia exhibit, National Archives Building , Washington . All court records of this vast area during that period are now housed in the Augusta County Court House , Staunton. L �130 (Mrs Bushman's talk) Augusta County, Va. was created in 17 38 from Oran ge Co. S imu l tan eously, the s ister count y of Frederick was cre ate d in the lower half o f the Shenandoah Val ley. Until 1770, when Botetourt was set off , Au g u sta v1as th e l a r g est county in history -- st re tching to the Mi ss i ssippi o n t h e west and no r t h t h r o u g h I 1 1 i n o i s a n d a p a r t o f ~J i s c o n s i n . Al t h o a c o u n t y ; n 1738, ther e was no courthouse here in Beverley ' s Mi l l - p l ace ", as Sta un ton was known, until 1745. Cons equently , c ourthouse r e cords be gin in 1745. The first seven years re co r ds are stil l fou n d in Orang e. The name, Augu st a, was give n to the coun ty in honor o f th e Princess of Wales, mother of George III . 11 Pres ent day Augu sta County is the secon d l a r gest cou n t y in Virgi nia - - exceeded in area on l y by Pittsylvani a Co u nty. Muc h of the county embraces the boundaries of the Beverle y Ma n or gra n t o bt a ined by Wi lliam Beverley of Essex County in 1736. The counties of th e Great Va ll ey of Virginia (includes both t h e Shenandoah and southwest Virginia to the Tennessee a nd Kentucky borders) which were or i g in a ll y a part of Augusta county a re Botetourt, Mo ntgomery, Washi n gton, Rockbridge, Rockingham, Bat h, Alleghany, Roanoke , Pulaski, Wythe, Ta z ewe ll , Giles, Rus sell, Lee, Bl a nd, Di ck enson, Scott, Wise, Buchanan, Highland . The state of Ke ntucky was a county in Va. from 1776 until it became a state in 1792. Many counties in present day West Virg inia were once a part of Augusta County. Another large grant which w~s a part of August~ Co. was the Borde n grant -- the lands being in present day Rockbridg e and Botetourt counties. This part of the great She nando ah Valley was settled by t he Scots Iris h and Germa ns -- mo st of whom came from Penns y lvania, Maryl a.nd and Delaware beginning in 173 2. Both peoples were st urd ay in ch a racter, strength and religion. Th ey had to be.stron g to e ndu re the rigors of this western frontier. The co lon1 a l gover nm ent encou raged them to sett l e in t he Valley -- partly so that they wo uld be buffer between the English on the east of the Blue Ridge and the Indians . Names prominent i n ear l y development were Adam Mill er, cisco, Col. James Patton, and John Lewis and hi s sons. Stop h e l Fran- The two oldest Presbyterian Churches in Vi rginia are loc ated in Augusta Co. -- Augusta Stone at Fo rt Defiance and Tinklin g Spr ing at Fishersville -- both found ed c irca 1740 , and bot h st ill flourishing. In the early days of settleme n t, Stau n ton was called Beverley's Millplace . By 1761, the name Sta u nton was chosen -- to ho nor Lady S taun ton, wife of Governor Gooch, a popular colonial governor . Sta unton was incorporate d in 1871, and since 1878 , the city government has occupied the present city hall -- originally the Grange Ha ll . In 1908, the city manager form of government was o rig inat~d in Stau nton. �13/ l Records of Augusta County, Virg inia ( ~ (1) Cler k' s Of f i ce, Augusta Coun t y , PO Box 689, Staunton, Va 24401 Will s and Administr a tions, begin Nov ember 1745 -- original papers still on file. Deed s, begin November 1745 ; if notation "de l iv ered to" is at side of deed, th e original is not ava ilable for copying only the deed book. Cour t Martial Book, 1745-1812. Cour t of Claims book, 1782 -- civilian claims for supplies furnishe d in American Revo lution. Augu sta Coun ty Court minute book s -- 1745 . Cour t Order Books -- 1745. Augu sta Pari sh Vestry Book -- 1745-1776 . Restor ed executive papers of Augusta County Court, 1745-1776 . Ordin ary bonds beginning 1745. Guardi an Bonds, 1775-1850. Marri age bond s, 1785 - 1850. Minist ers Returns, 1785-1850. Personal Prop erty tax lists -- 2 distr ic ts, 1800-1851. Land tax bo oks, 1786. Survey boo ks, 1745. West Augus ta records compiled by Kather in e G Bush man. Land Entry Book #1, 1745-1780. Land Entry Book #2, 1780-1805. Chancer y reco rds -- circa 1800. Distr ict Cour t records begin in 1780s . Judgmen ts, begin 1745. Birth an d Death registers from 1853 -1896. Census rec ords: 1850, 1860, 1870. Black reco rds include register of free bl~cks from 1810 to 1864. as well as the Freedmen's Bureau register of marriages in 1865- 1866. ( 2) City of St aunton has records from 1802 which inc lude wills deeds marri ages, and l and tax as well as a register of free 'blacks: (3) Published records of Augusta County, Virginia. Lyman Chalkl ey~ Reco~ds of.Augusta County , Virg inia , 1745-1 800 , 3 volum es , published in 19 1 2 by NSDAR as Chronicle s of the Scotch -Ir i s h Settlement in Virgin ia. J. Lewis Pey to n , History of Augusta County, Virginia 188 2 . Beverl y Ru ff in , Augusta Parish, 1738-1780. ' Peggy Rees e, Index to Augusta County Death Reg isters, 1853-1896; 1983 . Colonel Thom as Hug h art Chapter, DAR, First Marr iage Records of Augus ta County, Virginia, 1785-1813. Ibid , Second Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia 1 813 _ 1850 . , Ibid, Suppl eme nt to the First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virgini a; compi l ed by Kath erine G Bushman. Jos . A Wa ddell , Annals of Augusta County, Virginia 1871 · 1901 ; reprin t by Carrier 1958. ' I ( f I l ( I [ l II I l �1 13~ ( 3) continued Jos. A Waddell and Jed Hotchkiss, Historical Atlas of Aug u sta County, Va, 1884; repri n ted by Augusta County His t orica l Society, 198 0. Howard M. Wilso n, The Ti n kling Spring, Headwater of Freedo m 19 5 4; reprinted 1976; Lexington Presbytery Heritage 197i · Great Valley Patriots, 1976 . • Herbert S Turner, Bethel ~nd Her Ministers. 1946 ~ . reprinted . CE May, U~de r ~our Flags ~ n the No~th River Bas i n. 1976. Augusta Hlstorical Bullet1ns, published semi-annua l ly by Au t County Historica l Society, 1965gus a BIBLIOGRAPHY ( 3) (4) (5) (6) Archives of Augusta_ County Hi ~torica l Society. Catalo~ of ge nealog1c a l material to be found in Staunton Public Library, 18 Sout~ Market Street, Staunton, VA 2 4401 Shenandoa h Val1ey Fam1l y Data, 1799-1813 Pastor Joh • published Shenandoah History, Edinb~rg Va, PO ~nne~ 8 raun, The Virgi n ia Germans, by Kl aus Wust. ' ox • 8 EXCHANGE 9,UARTERLY REVIEWS "Researching Social Security Records; " p. 16 of MIDWEST HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGI STER, Wichita, Kansas; April-June 1983 issue. "A Blend of Scotch": p. 55-59 of BULLETIN OF THE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF OLD TRYON COUNTY, Forest City, NC; May 1983. "Periodical Index" - an index to the weal th of genealo g:1cal :1nformation found in the many periodical s received by the COLORADq GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY; in THE COLORADO GENF.ALOGIST, May 1983 issue. "Research in the Southwest: Arizona and New Mexico" p. 135-137 1n THE SF.ARCHER published by Southern Cali.f ornia Genealogical Soc1ety, Inc. , Burbank, CA; June 1983 issue. "Pennsylvania - Haven of Religious Freedom" p. July 1983 issue. 155-156 of THE SEARCHER, "A Virginia Hereditary Society" p. 1.59 of THE SEARCHER, July 1983 issue. "Using Land Records to Solve Research Problems" p. 35-38 of St. Louis Genealogical Society QUARTERLY; Summer 1983. "Word Processing for the Genealogist" p. 308-309 in SEATTLE GENEALOGI CAL SOCIETY BULLETIN, Summer 198). I 'I �133 BEDFORD CO ., VA ., LEG ISLATIVE PETITIONS cont'd from Aug, 1983, p 97 . CITIZENS . 1845 . Jany. 1 . A 182J. New election precinct at Alexander Wade's It will be of general conveni ence and both political parties join in asking it . Alexander Wade , Joshua C. Adams, Abram Austin , Stephen Adams, Paschall Nance, Wm. A. Adams and 78 others . Reported . CITIZENS of Bedford & Amhe~t . 1845 . Jany . 16 . A 18. ~4 . Act making James River lawful fence from Roach ' s I s land to Otter Creek . Pembroke E. Waugh, Ianl . E. Baily, James H . Waugh, Wm . A. Waugh , M. Snead , John Ogden, Geo. T. Snead , Robert W. Snead . Rejected . LANGHON, ISHAM . T i.;y . 23. A 18-5. Refund of bail which petitioner paid because of absconding of one Thomas Langhon , who was bailed for $50 on charge of fel ony. Petitioner has done good service in ridding county of a criminal . Alexander Wade, William G. Fisher, Jabez L. Hudnall, Jas . Ghee, Randolph Robinson and 44 others. Affida vit. Rejected. ~ 81-1-5. CITIZENS. Dec . J. A 1826. New election precinct at Alexander Wade's . Abner Langhorn, I sham Langhorn, Jr., William 'l.Ucker, Alexander Wade, Samuel Hughes , John ifitt and 208 others. Bill reported. 1845. 1845. Dec. 5. A 182?. West Liberty Academy petition withdrawn. HEIRS OF ELIZABETH BURTON. 1845. Dec. 15 . A 1828. Permission to remove certain slaves, left by deceased to heirs, from Virginia to Missouri, where petitioners live. Will a nd court record . Referred. CITIZENS of James River Valley . 1847. Jany. 22. A 1829. Repeal by Legislature of act granting James River Canal Company the power to levy tolls with one restriction only -- that rate shall not average more than ~ cents a mile per ton. Canal company has made oppressive rate. Wm. M. Cain, Henry Hannabass, C. C. Peters, Moses C. Gray, Charles Peters, P . C. Marshall and 24 others. ATKINS, JAMES S. R. 1847. Feby. 4. A 18JO. Act authorizing school commissioners of Bed.ford to pay $10.20, tuiton of poor children at his school. Rejected. 1847 . A 1831. Poll of new county to be formed from Bedford, Campbell and Pittsylvania. 1847. A 18J2. Poll taken f or f ormation of new county. 1847. A 18JJ. Poll for new county. �3.tJ. CITIZENS . 1847. Nov . A 18J4 . Protest against formation of new county out of parts of Bedf'ord , Pittsylvania and Campbell . New buildings will be expensive and another county is not needed . S . P . Smith , A. I.a.genby , William Good , John Martin, E . C. Cundiff , Edward O. ~ · Mitchell and 27 others . OFFICERS of 10th Regiment. 1847. Dec. 27. A 18J5 . Exemption of volunteer companies not uniformed from penalties of militia law . Richard Crenshaw , Col , Conielius Pate , Capt, David Creasy , Capt , Stephen S . Smith , Capt, James Wilson, Mjr, Wesley Morgan , Lieut . and 8 others . Ref erred. CITIZENS of Bedf'ord , Campbell and Pittsylvania . 1847. Dec . 27 . A 18J6. Increase in bounty for k i lling wolves to $50 . Country around Smith ' s Mountain is g r eatly troubled with wolves and petitioners do not know how to hunt them, as they have not been troublesome for 50 years . Present bounty o f $10 for full grown wolf i s too s mall. Spicer Howell, John West , Abner Anthony, Jr., Stephen Terry, Thomas Hockwo rth, Morton Pannell and 106 others. Bill reported . QUARLES, D. W. 1848. Jany. 18. A 18J7 . Letter stating that there were irreg u larities in poll taken upon question of making new county out of Bedf'ord. Actual majority of voters is opposed to new county. Also three certificates of voters. CITIZENS. 1848 . Jany. 21. A 1 8J8 . Construction of macadam road from Salem to Buchanan by central route instead of northern. Lucy Tiner, Jeremiah Cawley , Thomas Conelly, J ames McCall, Cornelius Horn, William Cartin and 47 others . CITIZENS. 1848. Jany. 28. A 18J9 . Protest against formation of new county out of Bedf'ord, Campbell and Pittsylvania . It will be expensive to build public buildings and country is very p oor. Reuben Bond, Thomas Creasy, Joshua Chaffin, Benjamin B . Witt , Jesse L. Quarles, Asa Creasy and 7J others. Ref erred. MEMBERS of Bedf'ord BqX. 1848. Jany . 29. A 1840. Change in quarterly terms of county court from March and August to February and July, to prevent conflict with Amhen?t and Roanoke courts. N. H. Campbell, W. T. Gordon, Jr., Jn. A. Wharton, James F. Johnson, E. C. Banks, G. W. Wingfield, and 9 others. Bil l ordered. CITIZENS. 1848. Feby. 7. A 1841. Construction of macadam road from Sal em to Buchanan through center of county instead of north , passing Big Lick. Road will be of more value if built along this line. Jesse Forbes , Wm. B. Richardson, Stephen E. Mitchell, Josi.ah Crouch, Moses G. Lee, J a mes E. Pace and 80 others. Bill reported. �I f35 t ( I • I HACKWORTH , WASHINGTON 1848 . Feb . 9 . A 1842 . Return of fine levied against petitioner for selling liquor without a license. Petitioner kept a house of private entertainment and had liquor for his quests . Neighbor asked for whiskey for his s ick wife and petitioner let him have lt in exchange for corn . Two certificates accompanying . Rejected . CITIZENS . 1848 . Dec . 18 . A 184J . Act making Goose Creek a lawful fence from Campbell line to Hallifgan ' s Ford in Bedford . Owing to freshets , it is difficult t o keep fences along creek. Joel Leftwich , Thomas S . Michen , Wm. Bates, John Martin, Wm. Woodfin , Jr., Thos Creasy and 24 others . Letter accompanying . Referred . CITIZENS. 1845r. Feby . 5 . A 1844 . Incorporation of "Farmers' and Planters' and Mechanics ' Savings Bank of Bedford" at Cross Roads, with capital not exceeding $50,000. Thomas Cooper, Henry Setle, Peter Richardson, Green H. Pa ign . Abyan Doughlass, Lot Richardson and 110 others . CITIZENS . 1849. Feb . 16 . A 1845 . Incorporation of the "Citizens Savings Bank." No intention to interfere with "Bedford Savings Bank" N. A. Patteson, Charl es D. Reynolds, Jno. A. Otey, Wm . F. Gordon , Jr . , Jon es Hell er, William Evans . Ref erred. CITIZENS. 1849 . Feby. 28. A.1846. Incorporation of trustees of Mount Pleasant Academy . E. C. Cundiff , Wm. W. Keen, Jno. H. Turner, Saml. G. Tinsley, James Burroughs, R. I. Cundiff, Ianl. Tompkins. Bill reported. OWNBY , ELIZABETH, nee GJBBS. 1849 . Dec. 5. A 1847. Divorce from her husband, Edward OWnby. He fled State to avoid arrest , leaving petitioner destitute. Court record. Referred . TURNER, JANE . 1849. Dec. 14. A 1848. Payment of $34.52 tuition for pauper children p l aced under petitioner's care by Bedford school commissioners. Itemized account. Rejected. TAYLOR , HANNAH D. 1850. Dec. 4. children. CITIZENS. A 1849. Payment of $48.44 for tuition of pauper Itemized account. Referred. 1850. Dec. JO. A 1850. New election precinct at John Board's. John Board, A. C. Rucker, T. C. Goggin, A. Morgan, A. L. Thurman , Wm. M. Cabe and 55 others . Referred. �DICKINSON , WILL, JR. 18.51. Jany. 6. A 18.51 . Certain changes in the school law . School superintendent should be g i ven more power ; present system cumbrous . Referred. CITIZENS of Bedford , Franklin & Roanoke . 1851 . Jany. 21 . A 185J. Construction of dirt turnpike from roa d to Pittsylvania Courthous e near Bro cken to Hollan ' s store . James C. Kasey , John H. Baltimore , Peter Teather , J ohn W. Newsome , Silas Dearing , Grie f P. Adams and 11J others . CITIZENS 18.51. Jany. 19 . A 18.52 . Incorporation of "Lisbon Savi ngs Bank. 11 Jacob S. Markham , John E . Dooley , Jo hn H. Edgar , J n o . W. Jones , y. c. Scrugg s, Edmund Womack and J ? others . CITIZENS . 1852 . Jany, 14. A 1854 . New election prec i nct a t Thomps on I.ayne ' s tavern. W. M. Wheeler, Thompson H. Layne , Thomas Pearsey , B. G. Billbrue , Thomas T. Bowyer, Ben j a min I rvin and .51 others . OFFICERS of 10th, 117th and 5Jd Regiments . 18.52. Jany. 17 . A 1855. New mili t ia r egul a tion . General mu s ters should be required s ix times a yea r . P resen t laws a re less effective than old. Abner Anthony, Maj. 5Jd, James Wilson, Col. 10th, Tu.vid H. Creas y, Lieut- Col. 10th, Wesley Morgan, Mjr . 10th, Griffin Nichols , Capt. 10th, Benjamin E . Ellis , Capt. 10th , and 15 others . CITIZENS . .18.52. Jany. 27. A 1856 . New election precinct at A. C. Richie & Co . ' s store. Thomas M. El:;Lis, Capt. J . Cundiff, John Kasey , James 0. Hensley, John W. Burford , Burwill Meadow and 55 others, Referred. VOTERS. 1852. Feb . 2 . A 1857 , New election p r ecinct at Addison A . Jones ' store, about six miles from Liberty. William Karney , Jas . W . Jopling , James C. Jennings, A. A. Jones , Robert N. Kelso, Lanson S . Hurt and J4 others . CITIZENS. 1852. Feb. 2. A 1858. New election precinct at William Saunders' store. John H. Kasey, Henrp F. Tute, William H. Cunningham , Callohill Blankenship, John Hudson, Samuel Miller and 46 others . CITIZENS. 1852. Feb. 20. A 1859 . Establ ishment of district court at Lynchburg. It is centre of trade of district. Connections with Lynchburg are good. Lynchburg is largest town in district, having 8,000 or 9,000 population. J. R. Anderson , P. A. Cl ay, Saml. M. Scott, A. M. Trible, S. T. Peters, S . B. Wrig ht and 49 others . �13'1 ( t ( I . I f l ( J t ( ( i { ( ( { { ( t '' INHABITAN'IS . 1852 . Feb . 25 . A 1860 . New election precinct at Cross Roads . J esse Minter , Albert Gawt hney , Wm . B. Settle , C. Preston, Elias James , J ames B. Cor ly and 108 others . CITIZENS of Bedford & Botetourt . 1852 . May 24 . A 1861. Buford ' s Gap and Buchanan Turnpike cannot be built for $400 a mile , as its charter provides . Road should be built , however , and petitioners a sk t hat restrictive clause i n charter be abolished . J . Anthony , Chas . T. Beale , Geo. S. Penn , Charl es T . Taylor , W. H. Douthat, Thos . O. Anderson and 1J6 others . Ref erred . OFFICERS of 10t h Regiment . 1852 . Dec. 8 . A 1862 . Permis sion for company of infant ry and artillery t o c on tinue in s ervice without uniforms , and for the rais ing of a rif l e company a nd a cavalry troop, also to be withou t unif orms . D:tvid H. Creasy , Col, Wesley Morgan, Lieut.-Col., A. S . Minter, Capt. , Jos hua Langhon , Maj . and 6 others. Referred . WILKS, BENJAMIN . 1853. Jany . 12. A 186J. Permiss ion for petitioner, who is owner of Peaks of Otter, to build turnpike road to top and charge toll thereon. Rd . H. Glass , Chs. H. Lynch, O. G. Clay, Samuel McCorkle, A. L. Wyilie, John G. Meem and 9 others. Referred. CITIZENS . 1853. Jany. 12 . A 1864. Incorporation of "independent Bank of Liberty," with not less than $50, 000 worth of stock and not more than $JOOrOOO. Exchange must now be negotiated through Lynchburg banks and this is a nuisance. E. D. Steptoe, Benj. W. L. Holt, Thos. Leftwich, Ludwell H. Brown, Reuben Parker, Saml. W. Hinsley and 41 others. CITIZENS . 185J. Jany . 21 . A 1865 . Tobacco and f lour inspection at Liberty. 'lbere are now seven or eight tobacco manufacturing plants at that place and nine will come if inspection is established. Conside:t;able expense in carrying tobacco to Lynchburg. Virginia a nd Tennessee Railroad has established depot at Liberty. Wm . V. Jordan, James S. Campbell and 68 others. Bill reported. VQTERS .. 1854. A 1866. Law prohibiting sale of liquor in State, except for medicinal, mechanical and sacramental uses . John H. Edgar, John J. Meadow, George Koontz, John A. Marshall, Thos. Pearcy, Jno. W. Jones and 16 others . VOTERS. 1854. A 1867. Same as A 1866 . Joshua W. Thomas, Edwin M. Hatcher, John C. Thomas, Benj. Falls, W. C. Lowry, Elisha D. DeWitt and 16 others . �CITIZENS of Bedf'ord & Franklin . 1856, Jany. 28 . A 1868. Pro test against making Staunton River, above Smith ' s Mountain , a lawful fence . In many places river is not more than one foot d eep and is , of course , easily forded by cattle. G. G. Saunders , D. G. Saunders , D. S . Brown , Randolph Cunningham, Ulysses C. Cunningham , H. T. Maxey and JO others. Duplicate with 2J names . Letter. Reported . CITIZENS. 1857 . Feb . 14. A 1869. Chart er for turnpike from Buf'oTd ' s to intersect turnpike leading from Bu chanan to Liberty . This i s better than proposed route . Thos . M. J ones , Jonas E . Cof er, R. D. Solmon, Jno. W. Otey, Jas . B. Ward, Adam M. Brown and 26 others . CITIZENS of Bedf'ord & Botetourt. 1857. March 5 ., A 1870. Appropria tion t o build t u rnpi ke f rom H:ty's Meadow, in upper Bedf'ord, to Buchanan i n Botetourt . Robert Gibbs , Simeon Buford, Thos . Pearcy , Jno . S . Be ckner, Elias Walker, Will iam Bollet a nd 106 others . I.aid on table . CITIZENS. 1858 . Jany. 9 , A 1871. Chang e in taxation s ystem . Capital e mployed in business should be taxed at same rate as farm ing capital. License tax on sales i s unjust . Pri n t ed. Saml. Hoffman, C. D. Reynolds, O. P . Be ll, R. G. Bell , J. M. Reese , J. A. Wharton and 45 others . Referre d. WOODWARD, CHESLEY. About 1777. Jany . 19. A 1872. Petitioner's wag on and team were used in State service from November, 1775, to January 31 1776 for carrying baggage of Capt . William Campbell ' s company' to ' Wil liamsburg. Comrni ttee of Safety (The Committee of Safety administered the government from the overthrow of the British authority to the establ ishment of the State government ) paid him for actual t i me of service, but made no allowance for time spent in going home to Bedf'ord. He asks pay for this Allowed I:.8 . 2. 6. · CITIZENS. About 1862. ~ 1873, Encouragnrnfmf, embarked in hex thi rd 1,70 .,, t qf lfk'tD\\ CA.o 1 L I. "l10u t tn-res , Virginia is .::i . ti ft.ghi1n w mcn.ns of prouuc on. FkJr()pe r.[ l7 I) OJ'S in t.rados s hould be broug ht from S out h or , r Ui. Mr Burwell, Rowland D. Bu:rf ord and J . A. Wharton. Skj lled ~ t 'I"' I , !:>llli!SIDIDNT and Directors of Lynchburg & Blu e Ridge . Turnpike Co. . A 1874. Perm.1.ssi.on :fo!-" company to. in~rease. i ~s stock. Amount is now 1:1.mited t o $10,000, which is insufficient f o r work. O. E. Clay, Saml . Mccorkle, Francis Meriwether, Bery Wigginton, Balda McTu.niel. SUBSCRIBERS for Courthouse to be Built at Salem. A 1875. Peti tione:rs will pay the sums set down beside their names when called upon by commiss ioners . Money to be used to builr �district courthouse for Botetourt , Bed.ford and Montgomery . Lewis Cooper, $100; Wm . Fleming, $10; Andr . Lewis, $200; Joseph Pryor, $5 ; William Blaine , $100 ; Isaac Johnson, $20, and 22 others for various sums . NEAL, ZACHARIAH . A 1876 . Return of taxes children. He bought number of years ago, gainst petitioner in Rejected . paid by petitioner on negro woman and her the woman, supposing her to be a slave, a but the woman, Amy, instituted suit aBedford Court and gained her freedom. WARD, JOHN . A 1877, Establishment of ferry on Staunton River from petitioner's land in Bedford to land in Pittsylvania. Reasonable. INHABITAN'IS . A 1878 . Establishment of bank at Danville. Town is at head of navigation; fal ls suppl y good water power; r oad from Washington s ou th passes through it; a great trade can be concentrated there, but capital is needed . Wm. Cook, George R. Walker, Samuel Agnew, Chas. Markle, Jr., Eli Gilmore, Wm. M. Otey and 1J9 others. INHABITAN'IS. March 15. A 1879. Incorporation of company to build plank road from Davis' store in Bedford to Lynchburg. John F. Hawkins, Ben. A. Donald, Samuel Nowlan , W. P . Sisson, John W. Morris, Jos. B . Nowlin and 24 others. Bill reported. CITIZENS. Fep. 15. A 1880. Protest against extension of corporate limits of Liberty. It will mean an increase of taxes for petitioners without any benefit . Jno. Goode, Jr. , Wm . A. Vaughn, Rufus A. Lockard, Fletcher Parnel, Drusilla Blackwell and 26 others . NEW EXCHANGES VA The Holston Territory Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 433, Bristol, 24103. Johnson County Genealogical Society & Library, Inc., P.O. Box 8057, Shawnee Mission , KS 66208. NEW ADDRESSES Pellissippi Gen~alogical Society, 1514 Cedar Lane, Knoxville, TN S'l'!/8 Boone County Genealogical Society, Box 295, Madison, WV 251j0 . NON-EXCHANGE QUARTERLIE3 RECEIVED PIONEER WAGON, The Jackson County Genealogical Society , P. 2145, Independence, MO 64055; Spring 1982. o. MADISON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER, P. O. Box 631, Edwardsville, IL 62025; January 1983. Box �CENSUS OF THE TOWN OF ROANOKE (V A) - 1883 /t/O can't from p 113 , Aug, 19 83. page 119 40 6410 An Sauter 41 642. Mrs Sauter 12 643. ~Sauter 10 644. Anna Sauter 8 645. Annie Sauter 646 . Katie Sauter 5 647 , Henry Sauter 3 40 648 . Micul Sulliaveen 40 649. Marry Sulli-;;-v~n 650, G C Bazzill 51 22 651 . M E Bazzill 20/?24 652. J S Bazzill 18 653. C J A Bazzill 654, J R Bazzill 15 15 655. G A Bazzell 656 , E E Bazzell J + 657, J A Campbell J9 658. Emet Campbell 1J 11 659 , A G Campbell i66o. M E Campbell 35 m w Mac hi nis t 675, 676, 677, 678. 679, 680, F L Campbell 9 5 2 22 W A Campbell H S Campbell W 1 Bryan qha:'s Bryan 19 Neal Black J4 Mrs Black JO Harriett Washington 23 Mical Morsack 40 Annie Morsack J8 Albert Morsack 10 Emma Morsack 6 Perlinia? Morsack 2 R ato-;;- Morsack imo ~ Sholber 32 Mr Snyder 31 J T Boyd 42 P C Boyd 33 Annie Boyd 16 J T Boyd Jr 13 w w f f w f w m m w w Moulder m w w Ma chinis t f m f w w w m m w f w m w m w m w f f w w m w m w w f m m m f f m f w w w w c w w m f f w w m w w w w m M m f f m 12 f 10 J m m 44 16 m m 20 21 m 77 60 f 24 f 17 m m m ( ?Sullia va n) Patten s t N side " Pa t Shop Tool Room Machinis t? Patten st N side Patten st N side Carp ender II Blacksmith Servant Machinist w Machinist Tinner R R man w w w page 121 681. 0 E Boyd 682. J H Boyd 683. C W Boyd 684. Jno F Bi Piper? 685, Jno A Piper 686. W'm Read 687. Henry-Sharp 688, Martha Webb 689, S G Stewart 690. J C Stewart 691, L B Stewart S side w f f page 120 661 . 662. 663, 664. 665, 666. 667. 668. 669, 670. 671 : 672. 673, 674, Pa tten st w w w w w w w w w w w Blacksmith Laborer D..imbre Dea J �141 121 692 . 693, 694. 695, 696. 697. 698 . 699, 700. c on ' t s S te wart F G S tewart M R All en Ann Simpkins G W Wea v er Edward I rv i ng Milly Weaver Ros ie?Rosa I r ving Frank? Irv i ng page 122 page 701. 702. 70.3. 704. w Fan nie Wea v er Joe Powe rs ? W P Childress G I? Ch ildress 705 . Jiu11le Merryman 706. M A Mos eley 707. S A Moseley 708. Willie Moseley 709. Henry Moseley 710. J W Ganner?Garner 711. S E Garner 712. W D Walden 71.3. B M Walden 714. M G Walden 715. J A Walden 716 . Martha J Hick.man 717. Hook Winn 718. Ja's Sheridan 719. J A Winn 720. D G. F ranklin page 721 721. 722. 723. 724. 725. 726. 727. 728. 729. 730. 731. 732. 7.3.3. 7.34. 735. 736. 737. 738. 739. 740. Willie Franklin Sallie Franklin J S Winn C H A Weeden Mamie? Weeden lena Weeden Mamie? Weeden Alf Weeden Eddie Weeden Blanch Weeden Johnnie We eden Hulder Weeden G F Payne Bettie Payne Cha ' s A Pils bury C F Pilsbury M A Pilsbury C S Pils bury D M Pilsbury W V Pilsbu ry 14 12 21 20 54 25 49 24 2 m m m w m w w c w w w w w 1.3 2.3 27 23 6 27 24 3 2 63 6.3 28 24 3 2 21 22 28 32 7 f w rn w m 12 14 21 42 31 18 17 12 *7?5 5 J 69 29 27 47 32 13 8 6 4 f m m f f rn w w w w f w m w rn w m f w w w f f m f f w m w Servant Machinist Boiler Maker I.aberor Painter Clark TaylQr laborer w f c Servant m m w w Merchant f w m w m w f m w w w w w w w w w w f f w w f w w w w w m m f f f rn m f m f f m m w m w Patten st N side Blacksmith ?Gilmer St (*wri tten over) Boss Painter Patten st - ____J �page 124 741 . A H Pilsbury 742. Owen Daniel 743. C A Daniel 744. L B Daniel 745. J E funiel 746 . S W Daniel 747 . W 0 Daniel 748. Joseph Cooper 749 . George Cooper 750 . Mr Cribbs 751. Lee McCl~ing? 752. W L Gallaway 753. fuvid Romp?? 754. W'm Garsett 755. Tom Berks 756. Joe Ross 757. Cha 's Ross 758. Amon ?Amos Go§.e 759 . M J Gore 760. N P?? Hammock page 761. 762. 763. 764. 765. 766. 767 . 768 . 769. 770. 771. 772. 773. 774. 775 . 776. 777. 778. 779. 780. 125 C S Hammock D V Hammock E V Gore Mr Poplar Mr Baton Mr Lee Mr Wright W R Puryear J E Puryear W V Puryear ES Puryear Sallie McGee Ben McGee Lou Colord? Mr Browning Mr. ?_brby lllcy Mcnamara Hester Webb S W Mcnamara Edward Webb page 126 781. ?Bose ? Moton 782. Albert Mcnamara? 783. Samul Valentine 784. Anna Valentine 785. Samuel Valentine Jr 786. Cha's Valentine 787. Anna Valentine Jr 788.Jno Valentine 789. Thomas McFaulls? 790. Theodosue McFauls J m 55 m 47 2J 17 15 12 45 19 f f m m m m 52 m m m m m m m m m m 54 27 f f 7 4 20 20 42 :f 50 27 JO 21 35 25 29 22 25 2J 26 21 1 63 m f m m m m m f m m w w w w w w w w w w w w laborer N side Patten st S side Patten st S side Machinist Pat . Maker Machinist Helper II w w w w w w w Patten st Bl acksmith Founder? Carpender Blacksmith w w w w w w w w w w Carpender? w 25 f JO 16 m w w w f c Carp ender Servant m m w w w Bording House? 25 25 25 11 J 21 19 J9 JO JO 9 *8 6 12 f f w m m w w m w w w w w m m f m m f w Shop Shop " Machinest (Notes died May 1926 in Roanoke) (*written over) w w 50 m l1l w 45 f w Patten st Stone Mason �page 126 con ' t 791. J E McFau l s 792 . FD t·:cF:i.uls 79J . Thomas G McFauls 794. Crocket Willard 795 , G S Cunnir.gham. 796. s s Cunninghan 797, O T Cum.inghan 798. G W Cunninghan 799 . D G Cunninghan 800. W D Cunningham. page 127 801. 802. 803. 804. 805. 806. 807 . 808 . 809 . 810 . 811. 812. 813. 814. 815. 816. ++ 817. 818. 819. 820. ++ G G Saunders Jn o Frog Ida Frog Eliza Bevley D:tvid Frog Anga ? Frog Bob Woodson Rose Woodson Robt Woodson Jr Matihler? Gray Thomas Edmuson Goan? Turner Bob Burdix Ammon ? Saunders Jno Pollard Rose Pollard Mattie Pollard Robt Anderson Gorden Roberson Dora Allice page 128 821. E.rancis Roberson 822. Jannie Edwards 82J. J W Edward 824. Ben Edwards 825. Harriett Mi tchel 826. J B Traynham 827. RS Traynham 828 . R C Traynham 829. J A Traznharn 8JO. S M Woodward 8J1. Sallie Woodward 8J2 . Harman Woodward 8JJ. Miller Woodward 834. Catherine? Woodward 8J5. Harry Sellers 8J6 . J H Grove BJ?. Avillie? Ware 8J8. Minnie Shepard 8J9 . W'm A Shuster 840. M J Shus ter? 15 8 m 6 m 19 J7 m m f m 35 15 12 10 22 19 27 22 100 9 6 JO 28 3 22 21 19 JO JO 19 16 2 3 27 21 2J 35 12 10 23 40 15 1J 12 .31 25 *5 .3 2 21 22 12 49 50 47 f m m m w w w w w w w w w w m w m f f c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c m f m f m f m m m m m f f m rn w f c f w f c c c m m f c m m m m rn w f m m f m rn f f m f RR P mill ?Shenandoah Av P Mill Section Hand Yard Hand lawyer Gilmer st Gilmer st Servant Police w w w w w w w w w w c c w w RR ( *written over) Draf tman " Servant " �I'/ tJ. page 841. 842 . 84J, 844. 845, 846 , 847, 848, 849, 850, 851. 852. 853, 854. 855, 856. 857, 858, 859, 860, 129 Frank Maddock Mrs Frank Maddock Ethel Maddock Thom? Maddock George 1 Jacoby Millard F Charles Finley A Ellirht Charles Iarling Morri s Jor John Reed W'm Moseley Shederick Shelden John Wood W' m Carrington Cha ' s Quarles Gorge Brown Henry Pate Lee Allen Jacob fuvis Estell Pettigrew page 130 861, Edw J Kemp 862, Mrs E J Kemp 863.*?Gar? Wakefield 864,*?Gar Iarin 865, Louis Nelson 866. Rich'd fuvis 867, W'm Kirkins 868. Harvey Kinley 869. Frank Donnetly 870. Alfred Jenkins 871.· Terry Powers 872. J~r M Terry 873, Maggie Conlogue 874. Mary Calloway 875, Belle lewis 876. Lulu Sheppard 877. Belle Gish 878. Rilly_? Wull z 879, Charlotte Thomas 880. S~llie Hale page 881. 882. 883, 884-. 131 Mary Gish Joseph H ~ands Mrs Jo 's H Sands Jo ' s H Sands Jr 885. M~ Katie Clark 886. P H Broun 887, G T Ingersoll 888. F T Brinkley 889. Mrs F T Brinkley 890. Mamie Brinkley *862 & 863 Gar is Geo. m JO 26 3 2 f f 55 m w w 24 m w 25 m m w 23 37 22 22 24 m w m c c c c c c c c c c m m 2J 26 m m 29 m m 24 22 22 m 25 m J4 m 25 f 28 m m m m m m m m m m 28 25 16 J6 JO JO 25 24 22 22 24 20 20 25 22 20 45 28 5 18 29 28 32 25 4 w m m 23 25 25 w w w m f f f f f f f f c w w w c c m Head Waiter Waiter Lee st "Hotel Roanoke" II II fl II fl fl fl II " fl II fl fl II Steward Cook Hotel Roanoke (all on this pa~ res. above) " laborer fl II Baker Iaborer " Engineer c w c c w w w w w w m f f fl c c w c c c w c c c m m II fl c f m Manager Cashier Restaurant Watchman Bar Keeper Bell man c f f RS I Co w w w Inpt SVRR "Hotel Roanoke " (all on thi s page res . of above) �/~5 page 131 con ' t 891. A Pope 892 . Paul W Pope 893. Mr C Jamison 894. H Da.ven 895 . Gus Daven 896. Cha ' s P Hatch 897. Mrs Cha ' s P Hatch 898. Newton Heston 899. 'Iho ' s J Glover 900 . F M Kirkins 45 25 40 45 22 40 35 28 25 25 m m m page 132 901. Geo S Rosenbaum 902. Edw Rosenbaum 903. Austin Gardner 904. W' rn P lane 905. J acob W Q_tirzel 906 . Geo C McCahan 907. Ja ' s A McConnell 908 . Harry C Harden 909 . W B Bevill 910 . Dav id W Flickwin 911. W W Coe 912. Alfred C Tea kl e 91J. W E Tice 914. Mrs W E Tice 915 . Malcolm W Bryan 916. J no J Guinn 917. J M Kiser ? B Hogph 918. I 919 . Mrs S B Hogph 920. Oakland Honph 40 29 27 25 26 27 29 27 27 J2 J8 JO 28 25 28 27 27 35 27 .2 m m m m m m m m m page 133 28 921. Cha's C Wentworth JO 922. Wa lker Macdowell Mrs Walker Macdowell 25 923. 32 H M Meade 924. 21 925. Cha ' s J Honker 23 926. F H Montague JO 927. N?M D Maher 28 928. Jno J Reagan 27 929. J H Cork 24 Ben R Boggs 930. 25 931. Fred. A Shaeffer JO 932. Geo J Worthington 26 9JJ. H HS Handy 43 James Buckhanan 934. Mary A Buckhanan 32 935, 10 936. Curry Buckhanan 7 937. Mingo? Buckhanan 24 Jno Ril ey 938. 21 939. Elizabeth Ril ey 2mo 940. Edward Ril ey rn rn m f rn rn m m m m m m m w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w m w m rn m m w w w w m w m f w w m w m w w rn m m m m Hotel Roanoke (through 933 Res. above) w m m m m "Hotel Roanoke" (all on the page res. above) w w w w w w w w w w f w m m w w m f m w w w Carp ender ??Brick Row �l LJ.& page 134 28 m 941. Jno Strin.gf ellew Savilla Stringfallew 27 f 942. 943. Harry Stringfallew 7/6* m 944. George~ Stringfallow 5 _ m 2 rn 945. Ira Stringfall ow 22 m 946. Cha's G~r 947 . WJ Chatheson J4 m 948. Margret Chathasor J2 f 949. Frank Chathasor 7 m m 950. G T Chathy_m 5 f 2 951. Maggie Chatham 22 m 952. Lincon Chatham 35 f 953. Mary Woodside 10 f B E Woodside 954. 6 m 955. A T Woodside 956. J J Ellwanger 50 m 957. J R Ellwanger 50 f 958. Marry Ellwanger 18 f 16 m Ellwanger 959. A 960. Willie Ellwanger 13 m page 135. 961. Ann§:. Ellwanger 962. Henry Ellwanger 96J. D R Middugh 964. L·M Middugh 965. M V Middugh 966. ?Calvin Grubb 967. DH Young 968 • . Emma Young 969. J F Young 970. J B Robinson 971. MA Rob~on 972. M C Roberson 973. M c ·Roberson 974. J C Michie 975. A B Michie 976. A Bell Michie 977. Hellen Michie 978. J K Michie 979. Marry Michie 980. J G Michie page 136 981. O V 982. 98J. 984. 985. 986. 987. 988. 989. 990. ?Reo~mma__!:Zind? Anna Rormma:r:yand Anna Rorommanzored Frank Rormmangard? Henry Widanboft Emma Eidanboft? Katie Widanhoft J M Hyssong Lucy Hyssong Welther Hyssong 11 2 27 24 2 *" 25 20 4 2 32 32 12 10 7 4 2 JO 29 3 5 w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w f f m m FoYeman CH w w w w w w w w w w w w w m f f m m f f f f (*appears to be ditto marks) w w w f m m w w w w w w f f m 27 m 23 f 6 weeks 32 m 23 f 6 m (*written over ) w w m m 25 Carp ender w f f m JO 20 w w w w w w w f w w w I i �1~7 page 136 con ' t 991. Willie Hyssong 992 . Sim/Sam ? Dickerson 993. Lewis GaJ..ier 994 . Jack Ri~sgoch 995. Jinnie Dunbar 996 . W S Dunbar 997 . Pauline Mosely 998. J no Wilson 999. Lizzie Wilson 1000. Willi am Wilson page 137 1001. Lizzie Wils on 1002 . Lina Wilson 1003. G Erne Wilson 1004. Robt Wilson 1005 . I sabell Wilson 1006 . Sarah Wilson 1007 . J ames S haw 1008. Harry Jeyer 1009. J H Briner 1010. M J Briner 1011. C L?S Briner 1012. Georg Lambden 1013. Annie Lambden 1014. J H Lambden 1015. Minnie Larnbden 1016. Samuel Strain 1017. L G Strain 1018. A V Strain 1019 . . Newten Strain 1020. Emna Strain page 1J8. 1021. Willie Strain 1022. Frank Strain 1023 . Minnie Strain 1024. Thomas ?Handel 1025 . Edward Murphy 1026. M A Murphy 1027. J E Murphy 1028. A S Murphy 1029. James E Gates 1030. Flarana? Gates 1031. Lucy Gillaspie 10J2. J a ' s Dent 1033, Loucy Dent 1034. laily Dent 1035. Annie Dent 1036. Sam Aliff 1037. Jinnie Aliff 10J8. Brady Aliff 1039. Griss? Aliff 1040. Mary Akers 4 22 30 28 31 32 19 49 38 14 13 10 7 5 3 2 36 50 31 32 10 53 45 24 18 45 36 16 14 11 8 5 3 35 29 25 3 2 JO 21 22 22 40 8 28 34 24 19 38 9 m m m m w w w m w w w c w w w f w f f w f m f m f m f f m m m f m m f m f m f f m f w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w m w m f w w w w m m f m f w w m w w w w w w w w w f m m f w w w w m f f m f f f �14~ page 139 1041. Carry Akers 1042. Lousie Aliff 104J. Fannie Aliff 1044. Willie Aliff 1045 . .Baby Aliff 1046. 1047. 1048. 1049, 1050. 1051. 1052. 1053, 1054. 1055, 1056. 1057, 1058. 5 25 21 7 ?mo W H Truman M Truman G C Truman W W M Truman 31 23 5 Eller Howe J B Hacket R E Boyles J E ?I.eomer E C Howe?Ho.:rn G T.Lelefull J C Shuster Ellen Shuster 25 17 20 35 25 21 17 1J E J May Shus ter 1059. M ord Shuster 1060, Georg Barker f f f m f m f m m 4 f m m m m m m f 9 f *6 f 42 page 140 3?87 1061. G Barker 17 G Barker Jr 1062. 13 1063. Cha's .Barker 13 1064. Ever .Barker 10 1065. Josu .Barker ?2 Albert Barker 1066. 16 Cha's ~anger 1067. 40 1068. J F Miller 27 1069. Seniu Miller 5 1070. E C Miller 3 1071. M L Miller 28 1072. Lizzie Moorman 45 1073. Joe Roberson 19 1074. Lou Moormas 22 1075. Octavy Mead 1 m. 1076. Jim Steward JO Manda Roberson 1077. 29 Caroline Cox 1078. 40 Madison Cox 1079, 13 1080. Wells Cox w w w w w w w w w w W' W I w w w w w w w m w f f w w w w w w w w w w w m m m m m m f f f f m f f m f f m m (*written o v er ) c c c c c c c c c FREE FAMIL Y TREE Mr Jerry Duncan, of El Monte, Calif, whose ancestors c a me fro m th is area, has publ ishe d a book on the McClure fa mily, and ; s givi ng co pies away. That's ri ght, they are absolutely free~~ With the McClures and Duncans, the 118 pages name other fami l ies : Brug hs, Sprinkles, Campers, Bol tons, Honts, Bu r tons, etc . Th ere are pictures. Charles Burton, our local geneal ogist , is placing copies in our libraries, and will have a few co pi es for anyone int ere sted. �GILES COUNTY, VIRGI NI A Si nce many of ou r r e a ders have never been in a court house or have access to origin a l documents, we thought t ha t we would show some examples of wh at a few of the doc ume nts look ed like . We believe that this wi ll al so s h ow : 1. Why it takes so long to do research in the court house. 2. Why it is so easy to miss a name . 3. To read a wor d wrong or t o ch ange y our mind about the word on rereading the doc um ent . And readi ng the docume nts on microfilm i s even worse because water damage a nd y e ll o win g of the paper shows up dark or the ink has faded so the camera will not pick it up. The documents shown are a dec l arat ion, summo ns, arrest warran t, loan, and a bail bond . Following the copies, we have typed all the pa pe r s invol ved in the court case -- or t hose that have survi ved . Be fo re l ooking a t t he ty pe version of the doc uments, you should "t ransla t e " them and compare your version wit h ours . 1. 2. 3. 4• 5• 1. Lewis Ford vs John Mcfadden. Ford vs Mc fad on Ford vs Mcfadden Erskine vs Petters French vs Pearis hei rs Declaration Summons Warrent Bail Bond Note -- see see -- see see - se e lb le la 2d 3b Ford vs McFadden a. (Warrent as s ho wn on page/S..S-. Since it is printed onl y the written part is shown here . ) (b ac k of pa per) Ford vs Mcfadden - Caps. Executed on 1 Oc t Morton P Emmons OS for Tho's Shannon ~ (DS - deputy s he r i ff, * SGC (Sh e riff Giles Co.) This is an action of Trespas s wi t h fo rce & armes for killing a dog the propert y of the pl aintif f D Mccomas • • • . •• Giles . • .• John Mcfadden .. . • he ..•• him •••• his bo dy • • • • Giles last tuesday in october ..••• Le wis Ford of aplea (a plea) of Trespass Damage $ 200 •... David French •• • 30th # . . Se ptem be r 1825 •• 50 •...•. David French CGC (clerk Giles Co.) b. DECLARATION: Lewis Ford vs John Mcfadden . 1826 Ap r i l Deel 'r fil 'd & Co may CoC; June WE & Con t'd; august Con t 'd on WE; 1826 Oct 'r Court Diss miss'd agr eed. (back o f paper ) Giles County to wit ----Lewi s Ford plaintiff complains of John Mcfadde n de f e ndant in custody &c of a pl ea of Trespass for thi s t hat t he said defendan t on the day of in the year of Ch r i s t 1825 at the county afo resu id with force and arms did ki l l a dog the property of the plaintiff of great Value to Wit of th e Value of $100, and other wrongs t he n a nd there did commit to the civil example of all oth ers in t he cases offending an d against the peace and dignity of the commo nwealth and to t he damage of the plaintiffs $200 and therefore be ser ve . Mccomas ? g �150 c. (summons - see example on · page/S'*) (b a ck o f paper) Ford vs Mcfadon: Spc. Executed - S. Pack ?_G_?; Do (ditto) fo r James French SGC • ••••• summon George Lybrook & Daniel Str a l ey . ... 2nd day of August next •••• Lewis Ford plf & John McF a dd e n De f t ... • • 28 August 1826. d.((Summons shown on pa ge15 f. As it i s prin ted o nl y t he written part is typ ed here . ) (ba ck o f pa per) Mcfadon ad lewis Ford. Executed M P Emmans; Do' s for Ja mes Fren ch . ••••• David D Camp William J e n ks Ju 'r & Se t h Ca ldwell • ••••••• Justices •••• 2nd day of the month Court . . . . . John Mcf odden •••• Lewis Ford •••• the S'd Mcfadden . •• • •• they ..•. . 25th march 1826 ••• 50th ••••• David French CGC e. Ford vs Mcfadden: Execu ted, M P Emmos; Do ' s for James French (back of paper) •••••• summon George Lybroo k & Daniel Straley ••. • • • 2nd day of the present session for Lewis Ford •••• • • · .3 1 Oct 1826 • • •••• 2. Erskine vs Peters a. (Note) (back of paper) Peter Phi 11 i ps $66.83 20th Feby 1826. Fo H Ers k ins = note $66.83 Cts I promis and oblige my self and him to pay Henry Erskine the just and full s um of Sixty Si x Dollars and 83 cents for value . Rec'd witness my hand a nd Seal this 20th Feby 1824. Philip Peters b. Henry Erskins vs Philip Peter s = DECLARATIONv Note enclosed 1826 July Decl'r fil'd & C'o; August Co C office; Judgt in De _f t · g· bail; Plft ·s Cost $7.21 (b-ack of paper) Gi 1 e s Co u n t y To~ i t He n r y E r s k ·i .n e t h e p 1 a i n t i f f • • • • • • • • • • Philip Peters the Defendant in Custody •.••• plea • •• render unto the said plaintiff sixty six dollars & 83 cents •••••••• Defendant hath not paid although often thereunto requested but the same to pay hath hitherto refused ••••• •••• H. Chapman p.g. c. (warrant) (back of paper) H. Erskine vs P Peters - Caps; executed June 30th 1826; Garland S Jarrell hi s Bail . Saml Pack Do for James French SGC; This is an action of debt founded ~n a no~e under Seal for the payment of money appearance bail 1s requ1red. H Chapman • • • •••••• take Philip Peters •• •••• last tuesday in June •••• 6 May 18 2 6 ••••••••••••• d. (Bail Bond - see page/Sh for full copy . Only the written portion is typed here) (back of paper} Erskine vs Peters etal; forfu ed & noticed to nov 1 er Court . Nov' r Court 1826 Judg't on bond; Plfts Cost $5 92 • • Philip Peters & Garala S Jerrell Charl e s L Pearis •••••• •• Henry Ers kins ••• • •• one hundred & Sixty Five dollars 20 cents �151 Henry Erskine his .... his ..•. 26th ..• September ...... Six ••••• Henry Erskine ...... Cou nty ..... Gi l es ...•. . Philip Peters & Gerrell his app'n bail ....... Eighty two dollars Sixty cents ..... Sam Bailey .... James French ...... Giles . ...•. Philip Peters .... .... 4 head of horses ....... Philip Peter s & Jerrell ...•.• their ....... Charles Pearis .......... Philip Peters Garald S Jerrell & Charles L Pearis ....... Giles Court House ••.• last Tues.·· .October Re*~ - ·······(signed) Philip Peters seal Saml Pack js Cha's L Pearis seal 3. Jam es French vs Pearis heirs - Bill in Ch'ry a. (Declaration) (back of paper) as above; 1815 May; Bill fil'd Aug't 1816; Ba il ey & Blankensh i p answer~(?); con'd by act of Ass e trial not being urged; unt i1 June 1826 and Jud gt for Plfts cost Att 'y fee excepted. Cost $23 57. (p 1) To the worshipful cuurt of Giles County in Chancery Setting humbly complaining Sheweth unto your worships your orator James French That Some time in the year of 1809 to wit on the 17 day of december 1809 your orator purchased of a certain James Bailey a tract of land lying on flepins ridge & on the waters of the black lick fork containing Seventy five acres be the Same more or less which the Said James Bailey had on the 9th day of June 1801 purchased of a certain Richard Bl ankensh ip wh i ch wil l more fully appear by a tittle bond executed by t he Sa i d Blankenship to Said Bailey & by the Said Bailey on the aforesaid 17 day of december 1809 for a valuable consideration assigned to your orator which is here exhibited & prayed to be tak en a s part o f this bill your orator would further State that the said Blan kenship some time before he executed the a foresaid bond for a tittle to said land to the Said Bailey had purch ased the l and by him Sold to the Said and mentioned in the Said tittle bond of a certain George Pearis now deceased for a valuable consideration which he then & th er e pa i d to the Said George Pearis & for which the Said Pearis was to make to him the Said Blankenship or his assign e e s o r t o h i s ? d.i re c t i o s e ? ? a goo d & s u ff i c i e n t t i t t l e i n fee simp l e with a general warrantee which the said George Pearis in whom the legal tittle was vested did not do & perform although in equity & good conscience he was bound to make a good & sufficient tittle as afor esaid to the Said Blankensh i p Bailey or your orator who by purchase for a valuable consideration acquir e d an equitable right to Said land by his purchas e made as a foresaid and your orator would further Stat e that the George Pearis departed this life some (pag e 2) ir. the year of (bl ank) intestate & without ever having conveyed the Said lan d to the said Blankenship or either of those who held und er him by purchase leaving (blank} heirs & coheir s of him the Said George Pearis deceased many of whom are infants under the age of twenty one years & those who were 1 �15~ of age failed & refused to make to your orator or the Said Blankenship or Bailey a tittl~ to the Said land accordi ng to the promise of the Said George Pearis deceased your orato r is therefore remedeless a common law and only releasable in equity where fraud are detected a nd punished and the specif ic performance of contracts are enforced to that and therefo re your orator pray that the Said Rebecca Pearis wi dow of Geo rge Pearis Dec'd George N Pearis John Brown & Rebecca his wife late Rebecca Pearis Julit T Pearis Samuel P Pearis Robert A Pearis Sally P Pearis Charles L Pearis Rhoda J Pearis & Ellender H Pearis may be made defendants to this bi 11 & be compel 1 ed o n their corporal oaths true & perfect answer to make to & sigular the premises and your orator also prays that your wors hip may decree the Specific enforc ement of the aforesa id contract & that the Said heirs & repr esentatives of the said George Pearis deceased may be compelled to convey to your orator a good & Sufficient title in fee simple with gener a l warrantee according· to the contract of the Said George Pearis deceased & that your worship may make such other & furth er order in the premisei as may be consistant with eq ~ity and good conscience and your orator as in duty bound w11 1 forever pray &c ?J or I? Chapman b. (The or1g1nal note is printed on p/S'l.) Know all men sy ·thes Pr.esent s that I Richard Blankensh ip of the County of Taswell and Stet of Virginey am held and firmly Bound unto Jams Belly of Sed County in the Penel Som of one Hundred and Twenty Pounds good and lawful Money of Virginey To be Ped unto him his Ears a dminnisterr eters or Esigins to which Preformns Well and Truly to Be med I Do Bind my Self my Ears Adminaratters as aSigns in the A Bov Som. as Witness my h a n d a n d Se 1 t h i s ( i n k s me a r ) 9 ? o f J u n e 1 8 O1 his Richard mark Blankenship the condishom of the a Bov Obbl~getion is as sich that the a Bov Bound Richara Blankenship ?E to mek the Sed James Beal{paper torn)y a Deed for a Sarten Track or parcel of land joyning Meyer Stewarts Three Nob Sirvey on Flipins Ridg on the Watters of the Black Lick fork Contening Seventy five Oakers (or Eakers?) be it the Sem Mor Less To which Preformens I Do Bi n d my Se 1 f my Ears & i n the Pen e 1 Som A Bo v Men c hen e d then the ? oblegetion to Be voyd Ens to Remened in fool for _ _ _ ? and Vest is in Law as Wi t n ess my hand and set th i s 9 Day of June 1801 his Test Richard Blankinship (Seal) Ralph Stewart Sinner ma rk Meary Stewart Washantun Blankenship (back of paper) I aSign the within bond to James french for value Rec'd of Hin as witness My hand and Seal this 17 day of december 1809 . James Bailey Test Benj H White (read the above by sound and it will make sense. ) �l.53 c. Ja's Bailey & Ric'd Blank inship in as's ? French To the wo~shipful Court of Giles County in chancery Sitting the Seperate answer of Richard Blankenship and James Bailey to a bill in chancery Exhibited against them and others by James French. These respondants reserving to themselves the usual Exceptions for answer Saith that the s'd Richard Blankenship do admit the plaint iffs bill and it is true that the 1 S d Blankenship did pay unto the S'd George Pearis the full amount of the purchase money for the S'd Land in the plaintiffs bill mentioned and do also admit that he the S'd Blankenship have received full Value for the Same Land from James Bai l ey and that the S'd James Bailey do admit that he the S'd Ba il ey did pay unto the S'd Richard Blankenship the amount of the purchase money for the Same Land aforesaid and also that he the s ' d Bailey did receive Value for the Same from the plaintiff having answered the Plaintiffs bill or So much there of as they think is necessary for them to answer prays to be dismissed out of court with out paying any costs as they have preformed their contracts so far as they were bound and your responciants in duty bound &c. Rich'd Blankenship James Bailey Gi l es County towit This day Richard Blankenship & James Bailey persona l ly appeared before me a Justice of the peace for Gi l es county and made oath that the foregoing answers contains the truth to the best of their Knowledge and belief g i ven un der my hand this 27th August 1816. W'm Smith d . (this should have be en placed before c.} (back of paper) Executed on Philip Peters & Blankenship I left a copy of the within in the hand of ?~? M'r Bailey to g i ve to him. Th's Kirk for John Kirk. At Giles Sept'r Cou r t 1815. James French Plt against Pearis heirs Deft: in Chancery : On Motion of the Plt by his attorney and for reasons appearing to the Court that Philip Peters who has married with the widow of the Late George Pearis Dec'd be made a Defendant in this cause as also Richard Bl a nkenship that they be served with a Copy of this order . Test Davi d French CGS e. (Summons} (back of paper) R Bl ankenship vs Ja's Bailey Spa Ch'y. Executed John McClaughe rty OS for C Champ SGC (summon James Bailey ••.•• last Tuesda y on March next •••.• 27t h Dec 1821 . f. Co . Decree Virginia" At B_ul es he ld in th e clerks office of the county c cou r t of Giles on Monday for the 3rd day of February 1823. J a mes French Plt vs Re becca Pearis widow of George Pearis dec ' d Ge o r ge N Pearis - John Brown and Rebecca his wife late Re be cca Pea r is Juli et Pearis. Samuel P Pearis - Robert A Pearis - Sa lly P Pearis, Charles L Pearis Rhoda J Pearis and Eleanor H Pearis children and heirs of George Pearis Deceased --Defts: In Ch 'ry �/ 5'/The Pl aintiff in this c a u se havi n g fi l ed his bill more t han twe l ve Months pre v i ou s to t h is date and the defendants st i l l f a il ing to ans wer the s ame al tho havin g been served wit h t he plaintiff subpoem a - - on Mo t ion of the Plaintiff by his a t t orney it is considered by the Court that unless they app~ ar h e re On or before the last Tu esday i n April next and enter th eir appeara nced and ans wer the Pl ai ntiffs bill - - the said b ill will be take n for con f ess ed a nd the matters therein conta ined decreed gCford in gly th ey hav in g bee n Served with a Copy o f this Order. A Copy Teste Oa~id French Clk g . (s ummons ) (back of paper) Fre n ch vs Pearis &a l: Sp ' a Cha 'ry Executed on a l l and al l inf a nts but George N Pear i s, Rebecka Pearis J o hn Brow n & Rebecc a Brow n . Joseph-McDona ld f or E. McDonald OS •• to Summon Rebecca Peari s wi dow of Georqe Pearis Dec ' d & Ge or N Pearis John Brown & Reb e cc a hi s wife Late Rebecca Pea r i s Julet Pear.is, Samuel P Pe a ri s, Robert S Pearis, Sal l y P . Pearis . Charles L Pearis Ro d a J Pear i s & El e n der H Pea ri s . Children & Heirs of Geo rge Pearis Dec ' d. · ·· • · .. . . on the f orth tuesday in Dec'r . •••.• in Ch ancery Co u rt • . ... by James French ~ •. . . . 23 November 183 6. See page 150 , Below is the summon. No . le . COMMONWEJJ.LTH OF VIB GINIJJ., to tlie S hen.ff qf ·Giles Countv, Greeting: / We&mmand~ · ou thatyousummon v_/~· M. _j_ ~ . \ - / /7 5... 7 . ~ appearJifore the k z;;,;q ~ L ' c/'~ ' · "" ___.. fi'P'.I ~ ~ » ~~~ · ~~/, R'~~ ~~ --- ·- /- of tke County afwesaid, at the Courthouse, on the ;}" ~ . ~~ ~~~ ~~IJl:lliJ• testify and tTie truth to speiilc in bMalf qf ~ - ~/ , .~v- ~ ·. i~ a certain m atter of contrl>'Oeray depenil·in1/anil undetermined in our said Court between ~ ~~ 7 .li · . Pkintijf and ~-- ;?' ~ ~~ Defendan and this ~hall in no wise omit, under the p~nalty of four hundred dollars, 'and ve then there this writ. W itness, David French, Clerk of our said C onrt, this ' ~.S-~ day of~ 182 ~and in t h e 0 1";;ar of the Common- . wealth. · ' ~~ ~~ �155 Th e t o p d o c u me n t i s t h e \·I a r r e n t , u n d e r 1a , p 1 4 9 Th e second document is the De clara tion, under lb, p 149. ~be €ommonwcaltb of Dirginia, ,., / ),1 ~ ~~k_- We command you, that you take , _ 0,,,t/t~ To the Sherijf of ?" ~?l- ~z..-.-> , <----"{.{ I if bod / ·A .--- / ffe.r~ ~/ ~~~ on t he And have then there th is 'Vrit. said Court, 'the fj 1,-t.-~?~ in tf ~ day of , / I · //~ :ft..- at the C~urt-House, (?/';) next, to answer ~zi'~~ P~~~ff; ~)~ -;;z;~:· W itness, ~ . 182~, in the ~t' Clerk of our year of the (_;_~,,,._~ #~eL ~6' Commonwealth. I . ;e}:, -;r----~ - ,, 7 -~/w,/ y- d!-n-o •/ be found within your bail i\Yick, and ~_, safely keep, so that you have before the Justices of our County Court of _ 7 County, Greeting: "' ~ .'J~,v fa-'·b~ ~--· ~/£~,;_~:%~-.A- 14-:.c...cc.....i ~.... .;.__ ~-Z-~h /0 ~....:.,_, ~d,..-..d- e.u /li,:...u ,,._..... f d,,,,_ ~~ ·oL ·a, , ~-A a--7~ £". -··~ /~~.r <fa-;! 7 k,/"/ ~ //- 7--- H....L~ ....:.... ~.7--...$? . , A~ ~~<~~~~-~~ /~ a~ ..~ ~ ,..__ ';7 n;;-~ ~ 1L fa..._._-')¢'/--~ f/~ lf>--41~ 'jZ ,P::;;-.v-~ ;:z.. ~/~'{ a~'.c(; ~~~-~_b"--7 /.Z...~ e_L~-o 2Z;::.. aL._~ C'.~ -t;;---g;,, •e,i;.'.d,,. c""'k.._._/'-"'- ~ ,~<.· v-t:-7.:.-A, . 'I_._:__ L./.t.... ~ff~~ 14.7,,._~ /fu·W~~~L'l- I-" ' r . ,.__, ~ ,.__...._c; ~ J'Z: c~c2 c~~ ~ ft;:.. ~~..__ ... 6E'££-,_,.._~ ~ ~ p4f<'~ ~~. r Ft't u ,_ - ~ Ir::..,._.~ . £__ ,,e ~, - / · �5"' This document is the bail bond. see 2d. o 150 .K now alL,n1en by t hese pre!en.-ts,.that_w~ l /~ l ~.joi11tlyaoi:l 1e verally. a11d eacb of our joint and &evc r al hei rs, cx.:cu w r• an<l aclrnioi1trators, ·-by these. pr.~scnt11. . thC#uaaiitl ·Sealed wi:h our •.:-1tl1 aod <latc: d this £~A; firmly ~zac tl.ay of ~ight ~uncJn:d and twent~ ~u ' .. :. .,THE CONDiiUION of the above 'Oblii•ticm is auch, that wheru-s r ... 0 .. I ·•writ of F icri . .\ �15 '1 This document i s the Note, see 3b, P 152 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - �Index to Ancestral Names by Query Number Adams Akers Allen Anderson Ashworth Barker Barnett Basham Beavers Becket Biggers Bird 125, Blacketer Boling Bond Booten Bowen Britt Bruer Brugh Buckingham Burdett Burks Burnside Caldwell Calloway canter bury carter cecil 128, center Chestnut Clack Cockram Col cough Conley crane Creager Criner Davis Dean 120 , 146 148 123 128 151 155 127 155 111 156 112 145 129 111 151 115 131 110 144 149 148 139 154 155 156 112 124 124 149 113 125 110 151 113 128 117 127 156 152 Deaver 125 Dorton 110 Douglas 112 Duncan 136 Edens 152 Elam 15.6 Evans 112, 154 Flowers 146 Foster 122 Fugate 118 Fur is 154 Garn an 148 Garrett 150 George 111 Gibbs 152 Gibson 118 Greer 155 Grimsley 110 Grubb 134 Hall 1 48 Hardway 125 Harless 155 Hatcher 152 Hays 111 Hill 112 Holstein 155 Housman 149 Howard 148 Huff 145 Hull 125 Humphrey 152 Humphries 152 Irwin 155 Javins 155 Jennings 139 Johnson 125,144 Johnston 119 Kaylor 155 Keen 110 1 42 Keist er 115 Kelly Kennon Kerr Kessinger Kimball Lavender Lewis Major Mann Marshall Martin 121 , McClain Mcclung Mead Meadows Miller Morgan Morrison Muldrough Muldwick Munsey Mussin/Musson Neal Nelson Nichol s Noell Owens Ownsby Page Patterson Powell Rakes Randles Ratliff 137, Rawley Redpath Reynolds 119 116 111 111 156 110 116 155 111 136 134 155 1 47 130 110 155 122 126 125 130 130 128 130 123 155 126 112 1 46 153 112 155 151 151 111 138 111 113 121 Ri ce/Ri s e 14J , 156 Ro ber t son 1 55 Jtohi ns on 153 Rollin 111 Ryder 125 Scott 141, 155 Se nter 113 Shaffer 122 Shaver 140 Shepherd 153 Shively 155 Shockey 134 Shultz 134 Si g mon 155 Sk e en 145 Smallwood 115 Smith 114 , 139,145 146 ,150 , 155 Smyth 141 Snow 153 Stanley 154 Staton 155 Stevens 154 Sulivant 124 Summerfield ,_33 Sumpter 155 Thompson 116 Tuggle 132 Turner 135 154 ' 155 Underwood Vanmeter 125 Vaught 140, 156 Vicars 110 Wal ton 112 Webster 121 Weeks 155 Wilkerson 144 Wilkinson 110 Willis 155 Wilson 144, 147 Wintrew 125 Woo d( s ) 11 7' 151 156 Workman 128 Wygal (due to mix-up in mail delivery, this query is not listed in index.) Billie Redding Lewfs, 1104 Voncile St., Lake Wales, Florida 33853 Gathering material on the following families: Andrew E Lewis, b ca 1800 in NC or near Washington Co, Va . where he d 1865; md Elizabeth Kay 1 or , d / o 0 a n i e 1 & E1 i z a b e th { Wee k s ) Kay 1 or . Two o f Lew i s ' s on s moved to Boone Co, WV where they md into the Meadows family and connected with Nelson, Holstine, Smith, Brynsides, Mayse, Scott, Stanley Patterson, Irwin and Basham families. \ �110 - 83. Need in fo on Lat i c i a KEEN, b . ca 1823. Md . John W. GRI MSLEY. They lived in Washington Co., TN. Seeking info on Willi a m Henry BRITT , b . ca 1802 in NC or SC . His wife was El izab eth (WILKI NSON or KLMBALL) b. ca 1815 , GA. They lived in Benton Co .. AL in 1840 and 1850. In Calhoun Co . , AL in 1860 and J ackson Co . . AL in 1880 . Need parents of Delilah Susann ah VICARS , b . ca 1817 in VA . Md . John MEAD , Jr. They lived in Scott Co . , VA. Need in fo o n John MEAD, Sr. b . ca 1783 in VA. His wife Elizabeth (DORTON?). They were in 1850 censu s of Scott Co .. VA . Hilda BRITT PADGETT, 405 Ohio Ave .. Erwin, TN 37650 111 - 83. Seekin g i nfo : KERR-CLACK and a llied families: GEORGE , KENNON, HAYS, BOLING , MAJOR, BEAVERS, RANDLES, ROLLIN (RAWLEY) in P atrick, He nry, Franklin, Pittsylva nia , Lo u don, Brunswick (poss. Meckl enburg) Cos ., VA ante 1800. Mrs . Connie Love LAWSON, 223 Dryde n Dr., Vallejo , CA 94591 112 - 83. Seeking in fo : Col . Ri c h ard CALLOWAY, WALTON , NOELL , DOUGLAS, HILL, EVANS, BIGGERS a nd PAGE fa milies. Early Essex Co., VA 1690' s to Bedford and Cumberland Cos. ante 1780. Mrs. Connie Love LAWSON, 223 Dryd en Dr., Vallejo, CA 94591 11 3 - 83, Freeman SENTER (CENTER) b. 1776 VA md. Warren Co . , NC 179 5 to Betsy COLCOUGH d. Sumner Co . , TN 1855. Need parents/birthpl ace of Fr eema n SENTER. SENTERS in P atr ick , Montgomery, Bedford, Henry, New Kent, Brunswi ck & Pittsylv a ni a Cos. , VA. Mrs. Connie Love LAWSON, 223 Dryde n Dr. Vallejo, CA 94591 1 11 4 - 83. Seeking name of par e nts of Hiram SMITH b. 1793 , wife: Poll y REDPATH , parents ini tials "C.B. & Ma!'y." What does"C.B'! stand for? Who we re Mary's parents? Wher e did they come from? Hir am h ad son, J ames R. SMITH (my g - grandfather) . Lived in Pulaski Co. Hir a m may h ave lived in Montgomery Co . Ella Halsey MANER. R#3 . Box 35 3 1 Norwood, NC 28128 115 - 83. Seeking info on two Montgome ry Co ., VA fam i lies: Jermi a h and Martha SMALLWOOD list ed wit h four minor children 1820 cen sus. Attor n ey W. W. KEISTER and wife Viola sold land in Montgomery Co. 1897. Where did these famil ies migrate? Info on James or Samu el BOOTEN , mother d. 1861 Pulaski Co. , VA . Mrs. Mason MURPHY , Box 319 Athens St ar Route, Princeton, WV 24740 116 - 83 . Want more in fo on Mic h ae l KELLY md. 26 Apr. 1772, Bedford Co., VA, wife Mary THOMPSON (f ather William THOMPSON) , and d. b efore 1801 in Franklin Co .. VA. His dau. Margaret KELLY b. ca 1786, md. Thomas LAVENDER (parents unknown) 28 May 1795 and d. 11 Dec. 1856 in Roanoke Co ., VA . Carol HOPPING, 730 N Neil St., West Covina, CA 91791 117 - 83. Shadrack CRANE and Mon ing WOOD, dau of Milly WOOD, were md. the 2 6 Sept . 1812 in Bedford Co., VA in a Quaker ceremony. Shadrack was livi n g in L aPorte Co., IN in the 1830's . Need proof that Willi a m Tinsley CRANE b . 1815 in Campbell Co ., VA was their son . Need an y info regarding this family . Rhoda J . CLINE , 1780 Jeffr ey, Lowel l, IN 46356 �J~o 118 - 83. Would like tolocate the gravesite and the complete copy of a Tribute of Respect to Mary Catherine GIBSON, whic h begins: "In memory of Mrs. Mary Catherine Gibson , wife of Z . (Zachariah) T.(Taylor) Fugate and dau ghter of H.P. and Mariah Gibson, was born in Russell County Virginia, November 23rd 1844, and died January 23rd 1876, aged 3 1 years and 2 months. Her parents moved to Scott County Virginia when she was quite young . She had been a member of the M. E. Church South for some years ... . " The article is about 8xl0 printed page . Mrs. Mi ldred FUGATE LITTLE, Box 380, Denniston, KY 40316 119 - 83. Seeking info on the parents of Lucy JOHNSTON b. 24 Jan . 1765 md . 1 Feb. 1787 to Bernard REYNOLDS b. 12 Nov. 1763 in Caroline Co., VA, came to Russell Co. east of Lebanon, VA 1822 . Lucy d. 10 June 1843. She was the dau of Arch i ba l d JOHNSTON and ?? of Salisbury, CT, a sister of Dr. John JOHNSTON whose son General Albert Sidney JOHNSTON served in the Confederate Army during Civil War. Mrs. Mildred FUGATE LITTLE, Box 380 , De nniston, KY 43016 120 - 83. Need info on Hanner DEAN, lived in Scott Co. , VA 1847. Possibly lived in Dean Hollow in Scott Co. Lloyd DEAN, Rt. 6 , Box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 121 - 83. Seeking info on my g- g- grandfather Daniel WEBSTER, b. 1798, and wife Nancy, b . 1810, parents of Daniel Henry WEBSTER, b. 2 Dec. 1842, Cave Spring, Roanoke Co., VA, who md. Josephine MARTIN, b. 6 Aug. 1845, Roanoke Co., dau of Arabius and Sarah Ann (REYNOLDS) MARTIN. Daniel & Josephine md. 10 Mar. 1869 in Kanawha Co., WV. Sandra FERRELL RABEL, 902 S . Walnut St. St. Albans, WV 25177 122 - 83. Seek info Michael SHAFFER b . Shenandoah Co. , VA; md . 21 June 1791 Franklin Co . , VA? d. 1829 Gallia Co., Ohio. Wife Hannah MILLER, d. 26 Jan. 1850 Gallia Co. Father Tobias MILLER (brother Elder Jacob MILLER?) Franklin Co . ? Dau Elizabeth b. 24 Nov. 1798; md. 4 July 1819 John FOSTER; d . 20 Mar . 1868 Gallia co. Laura Zepernick KING, 14553 North Riv <(r Rd ., Pembervi l l e, OH 43450 123 - 83 . J ames ALLEJN b . ~Tun e B, 1839- 41 in VA d. Feb . 29, 1912 Ro c k c a s tle Co., KY . Hi s mot h er was said to be Easter Jane NEAL of Taz e we ll Co . , VA. His son Samuel was b. De~. 28, 1871 in VA. Ca me to KY after 1890. Hi s md . children are said to have stayed in area of Big ston e Gap, VA. Appreciate any help on these ALLEN's. Col. E. B . ALLEN, Rt. 3, Box 76-A, Totz, KY 40870 124 - 83 . William CARTER md . Martha SULIVANT ca 1853 Appomattox Co . , VA; moved to Fayette Co . about 1855; among their children: Ellen Love CARTER b . 20 Apr. 1871 md . John E . CANTERBURY 14 Sept. 1892 ; Henry CARTER b. 26 Sept. 1874; Ellen CANTERBURY was in Roanoke 1915; Henry CARTER went to Roanoke before 1900; h ave heard that he was in produce business. Any info of Henry CARTER & family will be appreciated . J!.1i nni e Ruth LEAKE, 7507 S. E . Swan Ave. Hobe Sound, FL 33455 �/6/ 125 - 83. run looking for descendants of John and Susannah WINTRE W BIRD. Their c hildren were : Jacob b. 1764; Catherine b. 1766 md. John DEAVER; Adam b . 1768 md . Eli zabeth RYDER; John b. 1771 md . Susanna HARDWAY; Valentine b. 1774 md. Eleanor JOHNSON; Frede ri ck b. 1778 md . Sophie CHESTNUT; William b. 1780 md. Kate MORRISON; David b. 1781 md . Elizabeth HULL; Mary b . 1800 md. Edward VANMETER. Mrs . Harold R. BiRD , P . O . Box 2 5 1, Atwood, IL 61913 126 - 83 . Seeking birthdate and parents of Morgan MORGAN, who d. in Bedford Co. in June/July 1828 . Also, need parents of his wife Elizabeth NICHOLS whom he md . 7 Jun e 1796. Children were Samuel , Willi am, Alexander, Rhoda, Sally, Jane, Betsey, Charlotte and Rebecc a . Post age happily refunde d. Dorothy A. ELLIOTT, 13818 Hubb ard St. , Sylmar, CA 91342 127 - 83. Need parents of Mary "Polly " CREAGER, b. 10 Oct . 1810 in VA; md . Phili p BARNETT 4 Mar . 1 82S in Wyt h e Co., VA; d . 19 Sept. 1889 in Tazewel l Co., VA. Harry Lee LOCKHART, Jr., 528 Newton St . , San Fernando, CA 91340 128 - 83. Wesley CONLEY, b. Montgomery Co., VA 1802, md. Elizabeth ANDERSON there i n 1825 . Wesley inherit e d l and in Giles Co . , VA from a Fran cis MUNSEY . Why? What is the c on nection between CONLEY & MUNCEY? (1827 James WYGAL - John G. CECIL bought inherited portion) . Glenn CONLEY , 316 So. Dougl a s Ave., Belleville , IL 62221 129 - 83. Seeking the name of the par e n ts of William BLACKETER . Resided in Mecklenburg Co., VA in 1780. Also, seeking info on anyone spelling the name BLACKADDER, BLACKADER, BLACKATER, residing in VA befor e 1730. Jerry L. PETERS , 2930 N. Douglas Dr . , Minneapolis , Minn. 55422 130 - 83,. James MUSSON/MUSSIN, Rev. soldi er, Botetourt Co ., VA, d. 1 782, md. 4 Jan. 1 779 Jane MULDWI CK ( MULDROUGH?) . Who were his parents? his children? Where was he born? John MUSSON, son of James and Margaret McCLUNG MUSSON, of Bath Co . , VA, b. ca 1800. Where? md. Sarah ?, who, when , where? They migrated to Jackson , OH, ca 1825 . Samuel MUSON, Montgomery Co. lan d grantee 10 Sept . 1783 . Who was he? Mrs. Gertrude C. OSBORN. 1202 Old Blankenbaker Rd., Louisvill e , KY 40299 131 - 83. Would like info about my g - g - grand:father. William BOWEN b. VA ca June 1815 (1900 census) md. Mary "Polly" ?. Lived Rvme twp. Lawrence Co. , OH . Children: Elijah , William , Mary Jane, Rich~rd, Hugh, John & Henry. 1900 Lawrence Co. census has William living with son Joh n A. BOWEN at Rome twp. Rosa.lie BOWEN (ADAMS), 5711 Cartagena Dr., Houston, TX 77035 132 - 83. Would like to buy copy o f book, TUGGLE FAMILY OF VIRGINIA, by Vivia11 TUGGLE, published Gateway Press. Maryellen SIMPSON, 1914C Peach St . , Lee's Summit, MO 64063 133 - 83 . Need info on Richard SUMMERFIELD lived Botetourt Co . 1780. Wife Sarah , need her maiden name . W~s Richard's father Francis SUMMERF I ELD? Virginia B. FLETCHER, 721 NW 73 Ave., Ft. Lauderda le , FL 33317 in �134 - 83. I am seeking info on th e SHOCKEY fa mil y : Abra h a m SHOCKEY - no info - known children - Jobe SHOCKEY , b . 27 Au g . 1847, Roanoke, VA, d. 7 Jan. 1931 , Ri c hl a nd Co. , IL , md . (1) ? ; (2) 12 July 1885 to Jane Elizabeth GRUBB . Solomon S HOCKEY , b. 24 Oct. 1853, VA, d. 4 June 1940 , Lawren ce Co. , IL , md . 3 1 May 1883 , Frankie SHULTZ . Also need info on f a mil y of Chi ef Ju s tice John MARSHALL. Doris MARSHALL , 8545 Towle St . , Dy er , I N 4 6311 135 - 83. Seeking line of S. T . (possibly Stokel y ) TURNER , b. 1812, southern VA. Probable son of St e phe n TURNE R. Re p l y to Donna WRIGHT, Route 1, Box 137 , Hodge nvill e , KY 4 27 48 136 - 83. Seek info on Joseph C. MANN , b. 1 813 , Bot e to ur t Co. , VA, d. 1861 Scott Co., VA , md. in Scot t Co. , Su san B. DUNCAN , 1842 . Joseph and brothers John A. and Robert MANN we re in S c ott Co. , before 1840 . Need names of parents , etc. Loi s D. CAMPBELL, 3955 Fort Worth Ave . , Alexandria, VA 22304 137 - 83. Silas RATLIFF had sons, Ri c h a rd and John. In Apr . 1835 he deeded land in Pike Co . , KY, on Sandy River to bo t h sons. Is this the Richard b. ca 1819-20 and living in Log an Co. , VA in 1850? Will reimburse expense for info on these peopl e . Ag n e s J. RUDBERG, 5801 Winding Ridge Dr., San Antonio, TX 78239 138 - 83. Richard RATLIFF of early Mon t gomery Co., VA , h a d a son, Richard , who settled Mouthcard, Pike Co. , KY, and had a son , Richard , who was b . in early 1800's. Will r e imbur s e expens e f or information on this family . Agnes J . RT.DBERG, 5801 Winding Ridge Dr. San Antonio , TX 78239 139 - 83 . Wish to exchange info with anyone working on: BURDETT in Bedford, Pittsylvania, Franklin , Henry, Montgomery, and Caroline be f ore 1800. G-g-g- g-g grandfather was Bradley SMITH, in 1778+ Henry co . Who were his parents? Need info on John and Miles JENNINGS, in 1 767 Pittsylvania tithes. David ROBERTSON, Route 1, Box 292, Jefferson , TX 75657 140 - 83 . Seek parents of Adam SHAVER. He was b. in Wythe Co. (area later became Smythe Co . ) VA in 1790, d . 4 Feb. 1872. Md. ca 1811 Rosa.n n ah VAUGHT. Children: Catharine, Polly, Stephen, Elizabeth, James F. , Eliza A., Sarah, John, Maud, Nancy. Will exchan.ge info and refund postage. Eliz a beth Jorda n FOGARTY, 405 Vermont, McAllen, TX 7850 3 141 - 8 3 . Seek parents an d country of their origin of Samuel SCOTT, b . ca 1730, Peac h Bottom, York co., PA , d . Washin~ton Co., VA,17 Oct. 1809 . Md . a bout 1750 PA Elizabeth, 2nd marriage Mary SMYTH (widow Tobias) Washington Cu, VA . Will exchange info and refund p os t a ge . Eli z abeth Jordan FOGARTY, 405 Vermont, McAllen, TX 78503 142 - 8 3 . Need i nfo on the following DEAN's who were in the 1790 census of VA: John, Jacob, Chesley, Daniel, Richard, William, Thomas , Susanna , and Frances DEAN. Lloyd DEAN, Rt. 6, Box 498, Morehead, KY 40 3 51 �143 - 83 . I would like info on the following land grants and the families of the men . Hopeful one will be the father of Thomas RICE, a minist er living in Giles Co. in 1826 . 1. Jame s RICE lOOa Mont gomery Co., VA 1784, South Fork of Walkers Creek . 2. John RICE 200a Montgomery Co., VA 1785, Knob Fork of Elk Creek. 3 . Charles RICE ?a Montgomery Co . , VA 1790 North Fork of Hol ston -Ri ch Valley. 4. Willi am RICE 345a Gr eenbrier Co. , VA 1797 waters of Rich Creek (Has a son J ohn, but not John M.) Randall M. RICE, Rt. 2, Box 435, Summers vi 11 e, WV 26651 144 - 83. Seeking par ents and grandp arents of James WIL(L)SON (1790- 1876) of Bedford Co . , md. to Judith WILKERSON (1794- 1880) (dau of John and Sus an nah JOHNSON WILKERSON), brother of John S. WILSON ( wife Anne BRUER) and Robert WILSON (wife L ydia WILKERSON. sister of Judi th). Mrs . Betty J eanne WILSON WALKER, 641 Pearl St . . Blue fie ld , WV 24701 145 - 83. Would appreciate info on parents of John M. SMITH and Sarah (Sa lly) HUFF. John b. 16 Dec . 1 865 Wise Co .. VA. Md. Emily Jane BIRD 7 No v. 1 889. John's father d. ca 1865-68. John's mothe r Sarah (S all y) HUFF b. 18 41 VA, md . El ihu K. SKEEN ca 1868. All moved to Pik e Co. , KY a nd l ater to Putn am Co . . WV . Charles M. ADAMS , 5711 Cartagena , Hous ton, TX 77035 146 - 83. Searching for parents of John Wesley ADAMS and Nancy Jane OWENS . John b. 181 9 - 1820 VA (Montgomery Co.?). Nancy b. 1820 VA (Montgomery Co.?), md. 4 June 1842 , Montgomery Co . , VA. Nancy's guardi a n at time of marri age was Abraham SMITH. John and Nancy moved to Roa noke Co., VA ca 1861-63. John killed ca 1863. Nancy md . James FLOWERS, 1870 , Roanoke Co. , VA (Salem) Charles M. ADAMS, 5711 Cartagena, Houston , TX 77035 147 - 83. Would like to correspond with any relatives of Jacob Duckett McCLAIN and wife Oliv e (WILSON) McCLAIN. Jacob b. 19 Oct. 1810 in Nelson Co., VA, son of John McCLAIN . Olive b . 6 June 1817 in Nelson Co., VA . They md . 10 Jan . 1836 in Braxton Co. , VA. Louise FRIAR, 1624 No. 4 6th , Seattl e, WA 98103 148 - 83. Who are parents of Jacob AKERS, md. 21 Dec. 1796 Ruth HOWARD, who were her p a rents? Dates they were b., d ., where buried? Howard AKERS md. Susan GARNAN 12 Apr. 1831 <by Richard BUCKINGHAM, dates they were b. , d., where buried? James B . Barney AKERS md. 12 Jan. 1875 Rebecca Jane HALL . He d . 6 Nov. 1881 buried Riner , VA date of his birth? Carole A. PRESLEY, 502 W. 8th, Russellville, AR 72801 149 - 83 . Sebastian W. (Boston) CECIL b . 1822 md . Juliana Myra Mirinda b. 1823 , what was her maiden name? Dates b. and d., where buried? Peter HOUSMAN 1 804-1896 md . Elizabeth BRUGH , dates she was b. and d . , where are they buried, who are her parents? Christian HOUSMAN 1757-1851 , who was hi s wife, where buried? Carole A. PRESLEY, 502 W. 8th, Russellville, AR 72801 �I 150 - 83. Seeking parents of James Washington SMITH , b. 4 Nov. 1814 in VA; killed in the Civil War on 23 J a n. 1864 1 buri e d a t Jonesville, VA. Md. Jane GARRETT. Childr e n in 1850 Wayne Co . , VA census: 1. William F. 2. Sarah E. 3. J ames M. 4. Ma r garet Ann 5. Isaac B . 6. Catherine 7. Zacheus B. 8. Beverly. Madeline V. HYLTON, 4798 North Trail N.E . , Marrietta , GA 30066 151 - 83. Seeking info on Claiborn BOND and hi s wife , Sa l ly POW'ELL. Both d. 1850-60, probably Floyd Co., VA . They were livin g with their dau and son- in- law, Henry F. and Jane (BOND) ASHWORTH on the 1850 Floyd Census. Will exchange on COCKRAM , RAKES , WOOD/WOODS of Franklin-Patrick area. Mrs . Gay Edens CARRIGAN, 604 P a rkside Dr., Sycamore, IL 60178 152 - 83. Seeking birthplace and parents of J esse EDENS an d his brothers Benjamin, Alexander, James and Elish a, who came to Bedford Co., VA ca 1797 . Milly EDENS, probably a sister, "daughter of Mary An" md . Jesse HATCHER . Need father of Dorothy Wills DAVIS who md. J es se EDENS 1802 Bedford Co., VA. Her mother was Elizabeth who md. (2) Matthew GIBBS i n 1786. Also need parents of Sarah HUMPHREY who md. Joel EDENS 1828, Bedford Co. Was her father either Randal/Randolph or Lewis HUMPHREY? Samuel H. HUMPHRIES believed to have been a brother. All of above moved to Kanawha Co. , WV. Need death of Cornelius EDENS who was living Bedford Co. 1860 . Mrs. Gay Edens CARRIGAN, 604 Parkside Dr., Sycamore, IL 60178 153 - 83. John M. SNOW was b. 1802 VA. Where and who were his parents? 19 June 1826 md. Malinda L. ROBINSON in Amherst, VA. Were Malinda's parents Beverly ROBINSON and JoAnna SHEPHERD? Who were JoAnna's parents? Malinda was b. ca 1803, supposedly in KY. Beverly and JoAnna were md. in 1800. Beverly md. Sal l ie OWNSBY in 1806. Had JoAnna d . in the meantime? Some of the ROBINSON brothers from Bedford Co . , VA migrated to Green Co., KY . Would appreciate any help and will exchange info. Maryellen SIMPSON, 1914C Peach St., Lee's Summit , MO 64063 154 - 83 . I am researching my southernBURKS l ine t h at originated in . Bedford Co., VA. Brinkley BURKS b. ca 1807 GA, d. after 1880 Pike Co., AL, md. 19 Jan. 1831 Newton Co . , GA, 1. Temperence "Tempy" EVANS b. ca 1810 SC, d. ca 1855 Pike Co . , AL. Their children: Joel, Mastin Melton, William, Martha, Temperence, Margaret, Mary, James, Fred erick, Susan, and Jemima. Brinkley BURKS md. ca. 1856 Pike Co . , AL, 2 . Mrs . Sophronia E. "Fronie" Furis TURNER b. 17 May 1838 GA, d. 26 Feb. 1 921 AL . Their children: Daniel D. , Robert E., J u lia Ann, Boycey A. and Minnie L . Were John BURKS and Mary STEVENS the pare n ts of Brinkley? Tpey md. 1 May 1785 Bedford Co . , VA. Happy to exchange info. Shirley BURKS WELLS, P. 0 . Box 306, Winnsboro, LA 71295 Phone (318) 435-4085 155 - 83. Am compiling family history but need help with c lu es on the ancestr y of the following Virginians: 1. Andrew E. LEWIS wh o d. Washington Co., 1865; Daniel KAYLOR b. 1759 (where?) , d. in Washington Co . ; (2) John WEEKS b . ca 1743 had at least one dau Elizabeth who md. Daniel KAYLOR; (3) Arris P . MEADOWS md. 1791 in Greenbrier Co.; (4) Millie-Millie STANLEY-STANDLEY md. Phillip 0. HARLESS in Montgomery �145 Co. 1 Jun e 1791; (5) Isab ella IRWIN d. aft 1755, md. Nathan PATTERSON; (6) Robert BURNS IDE d. 1742 in Augusta Co.; (7) Spicey SCOTT b. ca 1790 prob. Bu cking h am Co . md. I saac BARKER; (8) Matthew MARTIN, Sr. , b. ca 1773 d. 1853 in Franklin Co . , md. Edi th STATON; (9) George STATON , fa. of Edith. rem. from Frank lin Co. to KY; (10) Thomas ROBERTSON d. Fr an klin Co .. ca 1790; (11) Peter SIGMON b. ca 1745 res . Frank lin Co. md. / 2 Catherine WILLIS; (12) John SHIVELY to Franklin Co. in 1790 from Frederick Co . , MD; (13) Joseph UNDERWOOD b. ca 1800 , md . in Franklin Co . 1823 to Betsey GREER (rem. to Floyd Co.?) (14) Henry and George SUMPTER of Henry Co. in 1777; (15) James BASHAM of Franklin & Kanawha Cos . in 1820, wife Mary; (16) Andrew Jackson NELSON b . Boone Co. d. Kanawha Co. in 1923; (17) Henry HOLSTINE-HOLSTEIN b. ca 179 0 Botetourt Co . , res. 1850 in Boone Co . md . Sarah JAVINS ; (18) Abram-Abraham SMITH had wife I sabella, dau Sarah who md. John D. HARLESS res. Boone Co. Will reimburse postage. Billie Redding LEWIS, 1104 Voncile St., Lake Wales, FL 33853 156 - 83. I would like additional info on Thomas , a minister , and Sarah RICE of Giles Co . , VA (1826). Md. When? Where? Parents? etc. Children were: 1 . Permeli a md. John WORKMAN 28 Oct. 1833; 2. Lucinda md. Christian VAUGHT 28 June 1837; 3. Paulina/Carolina md. Wm . R. KESSINGER 14 J a n. 1841; 4. Almeda rnd. Christian CRINER 16 Sept . 1843; 5. Marshall md. Elizabeth M. ELAM 2 Apr. 1849; 6. John M. (my g -ggrandparents) md. Eliz. Ann BECKET 19 Aug. 1850; 7. ??Nancy RISE md. Seth CALDWELL 14 Sept. 1826. (From Gile s County History ; Surety by Thomas Rice) Would like to hear from anyone working on the Rices of southwestern Virginia. Randall M. RICE , Rt . 2 , Box 435, Summersville, WV 26651 *** PLEASE NOTE *** GENEALOGICAL QUERIES Beginning with the 1984 issue of VIRGINIA.APPALACHIAN NOTES each paid-up membership is entitled to up to 3 free, 60- word queries per issue. (As space perm i ts) Our editors will check the queries for spelling, punctuation, and grammar. 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Box 5652, Lake Charles, LA 70666 ; vol. 7, no . 1 . PRAIRIE PIONEER, Warren County Illinois Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 240, Monmouth, ILL 61462-0240; March 1983. �l~'l B 0 0 K REV I EVJ S BY Be l va Counts PURITAN MIGRA TIO N TO CONNECTICUT by Ma lcolm Seymo ur Puritan Migration to Con necticut is the first genealogical treatise on the Se ymour family i n America 1129-1746. It includes information on the Matthew Marvins, Ruscoes, Steeles, Talcotts, the John Westers and others wh o fol lowe d the "Co nnecticut Path" of Thomas Hoo ker and his company in their journey South from Cambridge to the New ~o~ ld_ There are eight senealogical charts with valuable re l ated data in its appendices. The pen and ink drawings and map 3 are based on the thorough research from the famed research department of Plimot h Pl a ntatio n . Readers will learn muc h they never knew e xisted in Puritan life, as the custom of remarria ge within 30 days of the dLath of a spouse. The book is completely indexed and a bibliography of sources. The illustrated cover is oblo ng, handsome l y bound w it ~ a gold stamped spi ne. A gift copy has been placed in the Virgini ~ Room of the Roanoke City Public Librar y, Roanoke, Va. The pric L of the book is $29 .50 and may be ordered from Phoeni x Publishing, Ca naan , NH 03741 THE SIGMONS AND THEIR KIN by Edith McGhee Sigmon The S ig mo n genea lo gy begins with Peter Sigmon (Sickman/Sighmon ). Peter was born ca 1745-50, son of Johames Sighmon (ca 1698) and s ettled in Franklin County, Virginia. His hom e was i n Ferrum and was called Coon Hollow and Otter Branch. Peter's first marriage was to Ka t o n k a ( I n d ·; a n Pr i n c e s s ) ( u n d o c um e n t e d ) a n d t h e s e co n d to Ca t he ~ i n e Nasseman Willis. There were thirteen children by these two marr~age s. The children and their issue are discussed in Chapter IV, Catherine, 11 Ja~ob, John, Susannah, William, Thomas, Joseph, Pet er Jr, Mary 11 PollY • Elizabeth, Robert, Sarah and Frances. A few of the family names are Arthur, Bridges, Cannaday, DeWease, Foster, Gibson, Hal e, Ingram, Johnson, Kess l er, Love, Martin, Naff, Oakes, Peters, Quinn, Ross, Shively, Thomas, Underwood, Via, Webb a nd many others. The history and genealogy of the Sigmon Family has been researched by the author from records of Franklin County, Va, courthouse, family Bibles, cemeteries and libraries. The book contains 159 pages,42 pictures, and 18 stories . There are many war records. The book has a soft cover. The price is $16.00 an d may be ordered from Mrs Edith McGhee S igmon , Rt 3 Box 304, Ferrum, VA 24088. A gift copy from the author has been placed i n the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library, Roa noke, Virginia. �Book Reviews HARMAN GE NEALOGY (SOUTHERN BRANCH 17 00 - 1924) by John Newton Harmon, Sr. The second printing of the Har mon Genea l ogy has been reprinted 1983 by Bettie H. St.Clair ( Mrs . A.G.), granddaughter of John Newton Ha rm on Sr . The book has a biographical i nd ex , historica l notes, old photo s , 276 pages and a hard cover. Mrs. St.Clair has added a table of contents, a pa ge of Errata and her sta tement of i ntent to publish an updated ed i tio~ i n 1984, the 60th anniversary of the pub li cat ion of the J.~. Harman ' s valued book. Harman descendants are . urged to se nd na mes of spouses, marriage dates, names of childr e n, birth and death d ates to Mrs. 3ettie H. St.C l air, 223 Church St., Tazewell, Va. 24651. The r epr i nt of the 1924 edit ion is avai lable from Mrs. St.C lair . The price is $22 . 00 inclLlding tax and postage. 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' �V IR GINIA APPALACHIAN Published Quarterly by NOTES SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. r============= ===== == ================~======================================= Volume VII - No. 3 - August, 1983 CONTENTS 1777 Militia Payroll, Fincastle Co 89 Bedford Co., Va . , Legistlative Petitions, continued 91 Workshop 98 Census of the Town of Roanoke - 1883, continued 101 Surname Index 114 Quarterlies 119 Qlleries & Index 120 Book Reviews 126 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Due to the construction at the Central Roanoke City Public Library we are meeting at the Jefferson Street Baptist Church, 19 Albemarle Ave., SE, in the basement . The entrance is in the front, to the right of the steps . 'Ihe time is 1 :JO pm - - the third Saturday of each month. August 2 0 September 17 Katherine Bushman , "Augusta County, Virginia" Joseph E Williams, "Emery & Henry College, slides on Washington Co., Va. , & old letters . " ---------~-------- --------------------------------------------------- ---- --------------------------------------------------~-------------------------- copyright Roanoke, Va. 1983 �706 5 AiJF/?£.tJ T. Jl'PITELOCK JEFFERSON ST. ROANOKE. VA . 240\ \ c1rrLIBRARIAN LIBRARY TO BE CWSED DURING MONTH OF AUGUST Because of construction and re mode ling , the Roan oke City Public Library (706 s . Jefferson St . ) will h ave to close to the public during the entire month o f Au gust. We shall :e o~e:i on Tuesday, September 6th. This closinG includes the Vir ginia Room. Genealogical re s earchers who had planned to use our Virginia Room f acili ties are encouraged to use other r esearch facilities in nearby locations: LDS (Mormon) Library, 6 Jll Hay burn Drive, Salem, Virginia Newman Library, VPI, Blacksburg, Virgini a Jones Memorial Library, Lynchburg, Virginia The scheduled completion date of all cons t ruction is n ow set for October- November, 1 98J. At that time , the Virgi nia Room will be movine into new quarters in the r.ew win g. Those '!adventurous souls" wishing to voluntee r to help us move may leave their name, address, and phone number with the Virgini a Room librarian, who will notify the volunteers at the appropriate time. He apologi zf' for the inconvenie nce our closin g will cause, but we look forward to your visits when we r eope n in September. Alice Carol Tuckwiller Virginia Room Libr~rian I �1777 MILITIA PAYROLL cont ribut ed by B. Vin cent Ballard* No te: Mr. Ballard fou nd these payrolls in the North Carolina Archiv es . Pay Roll for Capta in Womack 's Company of Militia stationed at said Womac ks FO RT in Fincast l e County. (The columns are headed : name; when enlisted; when discharged ; Day s on Dut y; Pay per Day; tota l pay.) Jaco b Womack - Captain Georg e Russ e l - Li eut Henry Jones - Ensign Pharo ah Cobb - Serg 't Edward Russel - D'o Joseph Penson - D'o Sandi ford ?Hezziak Benjamin Gest John Russ el Rich ard Bennet Joh n Pens on James Fowl er Aaron Pinson Rober t Sh i rley Andrew Thompson Geo: Pott s William Rus se l Ca l eb Howe ll Obediah Russel Edward Shirley John Shirley Th omas Shi r ley Absalom Thompson Matthi as Little Henry Massengall Brasl ey Cambell John Re llei._ =15 July =October 12 =90 =6/ = 27.0.0 II 90 4/6 20 . 5.0 11 13 .10.0 90 3/ 9.0.0 90 9.0.0 90 9.0.0 90 6.0.0 90 1/4 II II 6.0. 0 90 "II II 6.0. 0 90 II II 6.0 .0 90 II 6.0.0 90 II 6.0.0 90 II 6.0.0 90 II 6.0.0 90 II II 5.1.4 76 28 Sept'r II 6.0.0 90 12 Oct'r II 5.1.4 76 28 Sept'r II II 4. 16·. 0 24 Sept'ber 72 II II 5.1.4 76 28 "II II II 5.4.0 78 30 II II 6.0.0 90 12 Oct'r II II II 6 . 0 .0 90 II II 6.0.0 90 II II 5.1.4 28 Sept'r 76 II II 6.0.0 90 12 Oct 'r II II II 6 .. 0. 0 90 II II II 6 .0.0 90 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II Thoma s Pinson 15 July Fn's McMahon Isham Irby "11 James Stephenson 11 Charles Thompson 11 Godfrey Isbell 11 Mich'l Massingall Vallentin e Little John Chesolony {Commissary) John McAdams 26 Aug't 11 11 11 Amou nt 1:447.19.8 (+) *214 York St., Cary, N. C . II II 12 Oct'r 4 Sept' r 11 28 90 52 76 II 11 1 2 Oct' r 11 28 Sept'r 11 11 15 Sept'r 540 Rations~ 7~d 90 II 1/4 6.0 . 0 II 3.9.4 " 5. 1. 4 5 .1.4 6 .0.0 6.0.0 5 . 1.4 " " II 76 II 76 76 21 II 3/ II 16.17.6 ~. 1. 4 11.8.0 1.8 . 0 (=) t464 .17.2 �C/o Arthur Cobb John Chissam Henry Massingall John Gibson Samuel Underwood Wil l iam Russel Wil l i a m Flood De mps ey Ward J am e s Ward Th omas Fletcher Wi 1 1 i am F1 etc he r (Drummer ) J oel Calaoham Sa m Weaver Ja c ob Thompson Wi ll i am Shirley Geo: Russel (aspy) Jn 'o Russel (Ditto) Jn'o Ca laoham Pat: Hennessee Sam'l Weaver Re uben Dunnam J n ' o Gist Thomas J one k in Jordan Ro ach John Maso n ?? ? Duke Pe nson Jn'o Carrok Zek'l Pot ts II II II II II II II 23 Sept ' r 1 2 Oct'r 28 Sept ' r 1 2 Oct ' r 28 Sep't II II II 1 2 Oct'r II II II II II II II II II 28 Sept ' r 24 II 1 2 Oct ' r II II II 28 Sept'r II II II II II 1 2 Oct ' r II II II II II II II II II 12 Sept' r II 28 II II II II 1 2 Oct ' r II 1 2 Oc t'r 90 II 71 II 90 76 90 76 76 90 90 90 90 76 72 90 90 76 76 76 90 90 90 90 90 60 76 90 90 90 II 6. 0. 0 4.1 1 . 8 6.0.0 5.1.4 6. 0 . 0 5.1.4 5.1.4 6. 0. 0 II II II II II 6. 0. 0 6. 0 . 0 II II 6.0.0 5 . 1 •4 4.16.0 6. 0. 0 6. 0 . 0 19.0.0 19.0.0 5. 1 . 4 II II II II II 5/ II 1/4 6. 6. 6. 6. II II II II 0. 0. 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 II 6. 0. 0 II 4. 0. 0 II 5. 1. 4 II 6. 0 .0 6. 0. 0 6. 0. 0 II II Washingto n County Ca ptain Jacob Womack makes Oath that the wi t hin is a ju s t Pa y Roll of the Men called into Duty under his Comm a nd --------- - -- - -(signed) Thomas Ma ddi s on 4th February 17 7 7 - ------Thereby Ce r tify the Service of the within enroll e d Comp a n y wa s n e cessary for the Protection of Fincastle County a ga in s t the Ch e roke e s & acted un der my Orders Feb'ry 4th 1777 (signed) H Russell 9th June 1777 --- - - --- - Received the amount of th e within (signed) Jacob Wom ac k A true Copy f ro m th e Origional lodg ed in th e a udito r s 29th Octo'r 1778 Dun : Rose Pay Rol 1----- office W'm s 'g (On the front) Ca p t ain Womack s Pay Roll ; Copy 1 ; e4 64 . 17 .2; a cco'ts from Virginia rel a ti ve to the a c co't s o f S tu a r t & Se vi er. r �=E DF ORD CO ., VA ., LEGIS LA TIVE PETITIONS CON' T from I"iay , 1983 , p bO INHABITANTS . 1825. Dec . 16 . A 1768 . Protest against holding Constitutional Conve.n ti on . No r.eed fo r it. Staunton Convention calling for a new con:::>LituLion was not representative, Printed. James Turn er , \Hll l arn Cook , Nath . S . Strange , Wm. Rad:ford, Thos . A. Lat h.J.m, Edmund Irvine and 49 others. Duplicate with 2J names. Referred . TRUSTEES of' New London Academy . 1827 . Dec . 18 . A 17(,9 . Permiss ion to sell lottery for raising money f or academy . About $5 ,000 has been raised, but petitioners i ncur g reat responsibility in conducting lottery and prefer to sell it . Henry Brown , Pres. , Js. Hendrick, Secy . HEWITT, JOHN. 1828 . Dec . 8 . A 1770 . Rel ease from fine of $51 levied against petitioner for runn i ng public house without proper license. Petitioner applied t o commissioner of revenue for license and paid $10 lic ense tax to deputy sheriff , but was nevertheless fined . Reported . CITIZENS of Liberty . 1828. Dec. 17 . A 1771. Repeal of so much of law establishing s aid town as places an alley therein, and designation of another place for an alley. This petition arises from the extens ion of limits on north side of the town. P. R. Gilmer, Saml. Ritchey, James Bell , Fredk. Annspaugh, John P. Gray, Marquis D. Gray and 170 others . CITIZENS. 1828. Dec. 17. A 1772. Change in school system. Better teachers must be had. Fund for education of poor has been of little or no advantage to them. Moral degradation of registering poor children as paupers and want of competent teachers have rendered system ineffective. P. R. Gilmer, Robert C. Mitchell, Henry W. Mosely , R. McI.aniel, Lewis Wingfield, Saml . Mitchell and 39 others. Laid on table. S TR.ANGE , NA THL . 1829 . Jany. JO. A 1773, Return of execution and damages paid by petitioner for Stephen Preston, sheriff, Petitioner served execution on one Peggy Baber, who had no property, and execution was returned properly but was charged by clerk of court against sheriff . Two papers. Laid on table. GEORGE, WILLIAM. 1829. Dec. 9. A 1774. Return of fine of $JO levied against petitioner for running public house without bond and security . Petitioner paid license tax to sheriff . Bill drawn. INHABITANTS. 1829. Dec. 9. A 1775. Establishment of turnpike from George 'Ihrasher's i n Botetourt to Wm. R. Jones', crossing Blue Ridge at Nippeng8r's . AJ.len Marshall, James Campbell , Peter Bobletts, �- I Wm . Rad.ford , Wm . Cook , Wm . Berry and J 7 ott.er..> . !~ea~;o r a ble . DAVY , Free Negro . 18JO. Dec . 8. A 1776 . Pennissi on to r ema i n i n ~;tate . Peti t ioner was freed by Miss Anna M. Quarl e s , hi ~ mi.· trc:;~; . Vie i ~~ no w living on land of Dr . Thomas Wright in F'r :u1kl i n , wr.c r e h i s wife is a slave . Rejected. JOE , Free Negro . 18JO. Dec. 17 . A 1777. Permiss ion to remain in S ta t e . Petiti o ner was freed by will of his mistr ess , Mi:::;s Anna Maria Quarles . He asks to be allowed to stay bec a u se of hi s e;ood character a nd extraordina:ry circumstance s . Fou r accompanyin g papers . Rejected . CULTIVATORS of Tobacco on James River . 1831. Jany. 27 . A 1778. Relief from h eavy t olls imposed upon people navigating James River . Na vigation o f riv e r has been ve:ry little improved by James River a nd Ka n a wha Cana l Compa ny , but petitioners must pay heavy toll s . An ex t end e d s ketch of the James River improvement . Printe d . I . Irvin, Jno . Hudna l l , Caleb Fuqua , James E . Claytor, Abram Powe l, W. B . Whitten and 53 others. Referred. CULTIVATORS of Tobacco on James River. 1831. March 8 . A 1779 . Relief from tolls on tobacco. Sa me as A 1778. Bowker Preston , John Hubbard, Archiba ld Prather, Stephen Morgan , Willis Chewning , Benjamin Turner and 29 others . Referred . CULTIVATORS of Tobacco. 18.31. March 8. A 1780. Sarne as A 1779. Richd. Ia.vis, John N. Wilson , B. Hinsley, c. Logwood, Micajah I:avies, Thomas F. Hatcher and 66 others . S'IEEN , WILLIAM . 18J1. Dec · 7 · A 1781. Pennission to build mill on James River and dam water at Bold Eagle I sland . Robert Camin, Henry T . Pendleton , W. P. Sesson, John Shelton , Ed.ID. S. Rucker, Benj . R. Iavison and 350 others. Bill reported . CITIZENS. 18J2. Jany. 27. A 1782 . Stringent law for removal blacks from State. Their presence is a menace. newspaper. James S , Dillard John Marsh, Elisha aniel H. Price , Edmund Marsh : John Callaway, and Ref erred. of free Printed in Peters, Nath101 others . CITIZENS . 18J2. Feby. 10. A 1783. Pardon of Abner Martin, sentences t o two years in penitentiary for passing counterfeit money. He was victim of designing persons and has served one year of his term. John N. Kasey, Michael Overfelt, John H. Whitehead, Josiah S . Kennell, William Hackworth, Baley Martin and 81 others. Referred. �CITIZENS . 18J2 . Feb . 8 . A 1784 . Pardon of Abner Martin, sentenced to two years in penitenitary f or passing counterfeit money. Bowker Preston , James Leftwich, Jr. , Abraham B. Pullen , Geo. D. Lavis, Benj . F . 'IUrner , Elisha H. Preston and 82 others. Duplicate with 162 names . Referred . CITIZENS of Bedford & Campbell. 18J2 . Dec . 4. A 1785 . Pardon of Green B. Lewellen , sentenced to t en years in penitentiary for passing counterfeit money , two years of whic h he has served . James Anthony , William Leftwich, Benj . Musgrove, Jacob Warner , Elijah C. Cundiff , Stephen R. Smith and 282 others. GLEASON, PA TRICK. 18J2 . Dec. J1. A 1786 . Permission to sell land left to his wife and then his children by James Floyd. Land is poor and petitioner wishes to sell it and buy better farm . Bowker Preston , Pleasant Preston , John Laganby, John Mitchell , Sr ., Benjamin Frazier, William Arther and JJ others. Copy of James Floyd's will . Rejected . CITIZENS . 18JJ. Jany. 10. A 1787. Building of seven miles of road necessary to connect Lexington and Lynchburg by turnpike . Road is of g reat importance, especially on account of James River Canal . Benjamin Robinson , Joseph Slaughter, Hector Harris, Willis Poindexter, Wm. Stein , Francis Meriwether and J4 others. Referred. ANNSPAUGH , DANIEL. 18JJ . Feby . 12. A 1788 . Payment of expenses incurred in pursuit of one Charles Marshal l Jones , whom petitioner foll owed across mountains and arrested in Rockbridge. Payment of account re fused on ;6Tound that petitioner ' s act was illegal, Petitioner is aware of this . He should have applied to the magistrate of each county traversed by Jones for his arrest, and in meantime Jones would have escaped . Account and two certificates accompanying. Bill drawn. CITIZENS of Bed.ford & Campbell . 18JJ . A 1789 . Pardon of Green B. Lewellen, serving term in penitentiary for passing counterfeit money. John D. '.Iaylor, Henry Carper , Moses Grier , Jr. , 'Iheo. F. Webb, George Warker, 'Ihomas Helms and 425 others. CITIZENS . 18JJ. Dec. 4 . A 1790 . Pardon of Green B. Lewellen, sentenced to ten years in p e nitentiary for passing counterfeit money . Henry Brown, Jr. , Benjamin Musgrove, Charles Slurland, D:tvid Owen, Henry Brown , Saml Hancock and 1J4 others. Resolution to discharge. �RUFF , JOSEPH . 1833 . Dec . 9, A 1791. Permission to keep gun . (Code of 18 19 , I , p 423 . ) Petitioner "is on e of that unfortunate class in Virginia , who neither possesses the common pri vil ee;es of a free man , nor has the protection and security or a ~lave . " He needs gun to kill fowls and protec t his crop . Petitioner , with others , has lately been deprived of this rig ht . He i s an hon est.man and his father served State in Revolution . Sam uel Williams, Wm . A. Jones , William Campbell , Tandy R . Jones , Trde . Annspaugh, Wm . Dooley and 11 others . Rejected . 18J4. Feby 28. A 1792 . Copy of Bedford Court order appoi nting Baptist Church in Liberty as courthouse until new courthouse is finished. Letter accompan ying . Bill reported . SAWYERS , THOMAS • 1835 , Jany. 31. A 1793, Pardon . Petitioner was tried on charge of stealing two slaves and suit of clothes . Jury f i rst found him quil ty of both offenses and s entenced him to four years ; later acquitted him of theft of clothes but sentenced him to six years for stealing slaves. Petitioner i s innocent of crime, has served most of sentence and has a fa mily to s upport . Court record and letter . Petition asking for Sawyer ' s pardon and signed by William A. Adams, Benj . Hawkins, James F. John son, Maj. Wilson and 50 others. Referred . MOSES, Free Negro . 1835, Feb . 14. A 1794. Permission to remain in State . He was freed by will of Lewis Chastain, but executors refused to free him and attempted to hurry him out of State . He ins t i tued suit and gained his freedom. He is old and his wife is slave in neighborhood . Jno . F . Sale , John Hewitt , Th. Sale , John Wharton, Willis Poindexter, Nelson A. Thomson and JO others. Copy of court records. Reasonable . CITIZENS. 1835, Dec. 9. A 1795 , Incorporation of company to build rail road from Lynchburg to Tennessee, with intention of joing Tennessee Railroad and making continuous line sou th to New Orleans. James S. Dillard, Henry Brown , Ben Ward , Th. Steptoe , Saml . Crawford, Wm. Redford, John Tw . Read and 40 others. Reasonable . INHABITAN'IS . 1835, Dec. 11. A 1796 . Pardon of Anderson Read who is confined in penitentiary. His parents are aged and respectable. William Gampbell, Jno. S. Hurt, Jos. C. Higginbotham, Nathaniel S. Weber, Bartlett Thompson, Thos . J. Hill and 29 others , Referred. CITIZENS, 1835. Dec, 15. A 1797, Incorporation of part of county cut off by Smith's Mountain and Staunton River in Pittsylvania. Much more convenient for petitioners. John Ward, George Parker, Alexander C. Parker, Andrew Good , Aaron Jacobs, Joseph Parker and 5 others , Reported, �CITIZENS . 1835 . Dec. 22 . A 1798 . I ncorporation of company to build :railroad . Same as A 1795 . Balda Mc.IB.niel , John O. Leftwich, John F . Hawkins , C. L. Cobbs , C. C. Johnson , T. H. Might and 84 others . Laid on table . DRURY , JOHN. 18J6 . Dec . 7 . A 1799 , Return of fine of $54.50 levied against peti tioner for selling whiskey without license. He was appointed s utler by Capt . Henry Edgar at militia muster in 1835 , and t hought he acted properly in selling whiskey to soldiers . Pl easant Creasy , Archibald C:raigg , Sampson B. Lewis , William Cragge tt , William Lindsey , George E . Shinnell and 29 others. Bill reported . QUARLES , MURPHY , Free Negro . 1837. Feby. 8 . A 1800 . He was freed by will of Ann Maria Quarles, but bound out to trade of currier and tanner until 19 years old . He i s now 19 and asks pennission to stay in State until 2 1, in order to thoroughly learn trade . Reuben Parker, T.rde . Annspaugh , George W. Stanley, Micajah IB.vis , Reuben Witt, L. N. Browns and 2J others. Copy of Ann Maria Quarles' will. 18J? . March 16 , A 1801. Petition for r el ease of Anderson Read from penitentiary , withdrawn on Ma rch 15 , 1837, ROBINSON, ZACHARIAH. 1838 . Jany. 2 . A 1802 . Re turn of fine levied against petitioner for gambling and charged upon two counts . This is a mistake. Peti t ioner only gambled on one occasion, and should be fined for but one . Affidavits and court record. Reasonable. BALLINGER , SALLY , nee WADE. 18J8. Jany . 2 . A 180J. Divorce from her husband , Richard Ballinger , on grounds of abuse and open adultery . Certificate signed by Silas Taylor , Howell Robinson, Isaac Wade, Jr. John Hewitt, Archd . Franklin, Franklin Creasy and 17 others . Referred . COFER , MARY A. 18J8. Jany. 20 . A 1804. Release of William E. Cobbs ' estate f rom bond of $2,000 given by Cobbs as bail on charge of having stolen a bond. Cobbs was petitioner ' s son and f orfeited his bail. His four securities were bound for $500 each, which $2 , 000 has been paid , but Cobbs was personally liable for $2,000 , which has not been paid. He has s ince died in Mississippi leaving a small estate, and petitioner, his mother, will be r educed to want if bond is enforced . Four papers . Bill drawn. CITIZENS . 1838. Jany. 29. A 1805 . Reform in law for processioning lands. Robert Campbell, Alexander Wade, James A. Walker, John I. Tariss , Fred H. Quarles, H. Terry and 65 others. Referred. �HARRIS , JAMES . 1839 . Jany. 12 . A 1806. Divorce of daug hte r , Ma.r t ha C . Harris , from her husband , John Hemmings . Latter i s a thie1 and s windler and was driven out of co mmuni ty . Certif ica tc s i gned by Robert Campbell , Charles W. S tevens , Jo e l A. Jon c3 , J ohn Crouch , Irvin S. Broles , Samuel Jon es and 47 others . Re j e c ted . CITIZENS of Bedf'ord , Amherst & Neison . 1839. Feby. 4 . A 1807 . Incorporation of Vi r g i nia Beetroot Su g ar Manufacturing Company , and grant of b ounty of thre e cents a pound for sugar and five cents a gallon for mol a sses made . Joseph B Irving , Ro . M. Brown , La. Drummond , C . D3.bn ey, I. Wells, Henry W. Quarles and J5 others . Re port No . 8 15 of United States .Department of Agriculture . Refer red . CITIZENS OF LIBERTY . 1839, Feby . 7 , A 1808. Incorporation of Lib e rty . Armist ead Otey , William Terry , James T. Johnson , John C. Hop kins , Robt . A . Clement , 'Iho. L . Leftwich and 50 others . Re porte d . GEORGE , WILLIAM. 18J9. Dec. 7 , A 1809 . Refunding of fine levie d agains t petitioner for failing to g i ve bond and security for keeping an ordinary . He thought that payment of license was all necessary . Court record and certificate . Reported . CITIZENS. 1840 . Jany. 17 . A 1810. Some method to reduce number of dogs, in order to prevent sheep-killing . Householders should be taxed on all dogs more than two; negroes should be allowed to keep but one dog and slaves should be prohibi ted from ke eping any . John C. Chilton, Jno . Callaway, T. T. Saunders , William Creasy , Uriah Hatcher, William L. Otey, J ames S l aughter , Richd . Lavis. Rejected. ROBINSON, HOWELL. 184o. March 20. A 1811. Petition for divorce withdrawn. HARRIS, JAMES. 1840. Dec. 2. A 1812. Divorce of his daughter, Martha C. Harris , from her husband , John Hemmings. Hemmings is a thief and swindler and has fled to avoid prosecution. Court record . Bill drawn. · · CITIZENS of Bed.ford , Botetourt & Roanoke. 1840. Dec. 29 . . A 181J. ~erm.ission for s tockholders in Lynchburg and Sal em Turnpike Company to receive 6 per cent. dividend on their stock before the State receives anything , or th.B.t the State dividends may be used in paying alllOunt due for extending road. $87,600 out of $100,000 s tock to be raised has been subscribed by individuals. Rich. C. Perkins, Alexander I rvine , Will. Steptoe, P. Eckols , John T. W. Ready, Wm. Leftwich, Jr . and 241 others. �CITIZENS . 1840? A 1814. Subscription by State to stock of railroad from to Tennessee . Line is necessary to James River Canal and to development of southwest. Jos . Wilson, _G. A. Wingfield, J esse T. Hopkins , A. Otey , W. F . Gordon, Jr. and 9 others . Lynchbur~ DIRECTORS & Stockholders of Bed.ford Savings Bank . 1841 . Jany . 4 . A 1815 . Amendment of bank charter placing notes negotiable at its office on same footing as foreign bills of exchange . At present all notes negotiated at bank must be made payable in Lynchburg , which is great inconvenience, and unn ecessary, as bank has $JO, 000 capital. G. A. Wingfield, Pres ., Jos. Wilson, James F. Johnson, Jno . A. Wharton, Wm. L. Hall , Alfred A. Bell and 11 others . With names of 21 other citizens added . 1841. Jany . 15. A 1816 . Dlaft of bill granting permission to Joseph Wrig ht, guardi an of John H. Markle, to invest proceeds of sal e of lands at Liberty in lands in Missouri . Court record. Rejected . JONES, WM. R. 1841. Jany. 28 . A 1817. Petition withdrawn. CITIZENS. 1841. Dec . 8 . A 1818 . Creation of new militia company Within limi ts of 10th Regiment . Iavid H. Crease , Stark B. Garrett, W. B. Overstreet, Ianiel P . Skinnell, Walter B. Dowdy, James E . Wright and 199 others . OFFICERS of 10th Regiment. 1841. Dec. 21. A 1819 . Ask that Legislature will refuse to create a new militia company wi thin the bounds of the 10th Regiment . Lewis C. Arthur, Col., E. V. Williams, Lieut.-Col., Richard Crenshaw, Major, Patrick L. Foster, Milton J. Jones, Capt., Caleb D. Parker and 27 others. Referred . HOLT, WILLIAM I. 1842 . Feby. 12. A 1820. Release from fine and costs imposed on charge of gambling . All a mistake; petitioner was not guilty. Affidavits and court record. Rejected. CITIZENS of Bedford & Campbell. 184J. Jany. 2. A 1821. Incorporation of company to build turnpike from Lynchburg through Campbell and Bedford . Hector Harris , Wm. Radford, John Smith, Jr., H. McGehee, William Cobbs, Will. Hobson and lJ others. Remonstrance against petition with 57 names. Reported. CITIZENS. 1844. Jany. Ji. A 1822. Removal of election precinct from Cheese Creek Church to Bigbie ' s Shop. Church is in ruins . Wm. Bigbie , Balda Mc.Ia.niel, Hiram Cheatwood, Henry M. Ogden, James S. Perrow, Henry H. Hewitt and 24 others. Bill reported. �._._......... ... .--~~~ ~:.-t WORKSHOP July 16, 1983 For those of you who could not make it - see what you missed --- and those of you who were there -- see if you can find yourself , The talks were good , people wonderful, new and old friends and not enough money to buy the books and maps that I (we) wanted . John Frederick Dorman Richard K MacMasters ~ ,. ~ <t"liJ~~~~ ~ ��GENEAL OG I CAL WORKSHOP The Ffrst United Methodist Church in Salem was the scene of the annual workshop sponsored by the Southwestern Genea l ogi cal Society on July 16 , 1983 . Among the day ' s activities was an o uts tandi ng book fair where part icipants browsed , purchased books and supplies and met a uthors of local hi~tory and genealogical works . As usual , the work s hop aff orded opportuniti1 • for renewing old aqua intances and making new friend s . Pa r t i c i pants came fro~ all o ver Virginia and several came from out of s t a t e . The door priz e for the person who traveled the longest distance went to J acqu e line Kinn of Tit fin, Uttio . The highlight of the day was the two outs tandin g s peakers - - J ohn Frederick Do rman and Richard K. MacMaster . Mr. Dorman , the editor of " Virginia Genealogi st , 11 s pok e in the morn ing session on the topic, " Using Federal Revolutionary War Pe n s ion Records . 11 I n a very in teresting and informative presentation, Mr . Dorma n stressed how impo r tant it is for those doing research to know the orig i n of legi slation which created the records they are using. He gave an ove rv iew of the federal pension laws of 1818 , 1820 , 1828 and 1832 indicating what kind of information a re searcher would find in these records . Mr . Dorman poin ted out the s ignificance of these records for historians who are trying to r ecreate the social history of a certain period and place. He suggested that th ose doing genealogical research should seek to find out as much as possible a bout the time period in which the persons being researched lived . Mr . Dorman indicated that the National Archives has t wo mi crofilm col l e c tions of the federal pension records and warned that one o f these ha s se lected records, therefore the researcf-er needs to indicate that he / s h e wishes to rece ive every paper in the file when requesting the records . In the second morning session , Mr . Dorman discussed the topic , " Cert i f ication of Genealogists." As an officer of the Board f or Certif i cation of Genealogists , he was able to give the group information abo u t t h e p u rpose of the Board. the categories of certification, and the procedure fo r obta ining certification. The four categories are : Certified Genealogi s t ( C. G. ); Genealogical Records Searcher (C . G. R. S . ) ; American Lineage Specia li s t (C.A.L . S) ; and American Indian Lineage Specialist (C . A.I .L. S .) . Richard K. MacMaster , Associate Professor of History at Jame s Ma dison University, conducted a very informative session in the afternoon. Hi s t opic was, "Church and County Records of Shenandoah and Rockingham Counti es . 11 Mr . MacMaster discussed the importance of genealogical resear~h to the d e v e lopment of local histories and especially its importance in relation to th e e mphasis placed on social history in recent years . MacMaster t~lked_about sev e r a l exciting projects developed by the Shenandoah Valley Historical In s titute , a consortium involving cooperative work among historical societies, the history professors at colleges in the area\ and people in the community involved in genealogical research. In rjiscussing the records of Shenandoah and Rockingham counti es , Mr. MacMaster pointed out the diversity of the religious and ethnic groups who settl ed there. He gave an overview of the church and court records a nd e nu mera ted some sources that would aid the researcher. For example, he noted t hat many of the men in the Shenandoah Valley refused militia service because of their religious beliefs and this led to much correspondence back and forth about why they could not serve. Another source would be the delinquent fine lists for people who would not serve in t he militia as well as lists of pers ons fined for missing drill. Both of the works hop speakers were informative and challenging. Their presentations made the day a truly worthwhile learning experience . �/tJI CENSUS of the TOWN OF ROANOKE -- 1883 continued from Volume I I I p 76, May 1983 (Notes no numbers p l aced bes ide the names in the original book - added here by typist . ) page 87 . . . . . .... .. . taken by 1. T. P . Willrams 39 2 . Ge orge Williams 15 J. laura Williams 14 4. T. L. Wi lliams 12 5 . Fannie Williams 10 6 . Robt Williams 7 7. Jake Williams 2 8 . J. W. Lifften ? 26 9,Sallie E Roberson 2J 10. Fannie Roberson 2 11. Dennie Stokes 26 1 2 . Jeff Waid 1J. Mary Waid 19 14. Junie Waid 4 15. Senie Waid 2 16. Nancy Wright 31 17.Bird Wri ght 15 18. Agnes Noel 28 19. Willie Noel 9 20 . Fannie Noel 7 page 88. 2 1. Armsted? Noel 22 . Lottie Noel 2J . Ad.line Preston 24. Georgia Preston 25. Jno R Thornton 26. Patrick Darsey 2( . Milly Da.rsey 28. Isabell Da.rsey 29 . Eliz~ Callaway JO. Harry Burwell J i. Mattie Burwell J2. Sarah Goldston JJ . Annie Hughes J4. F F Wheeler 35, H. W. Taylor J6 . W. T. Da.y 37 , Jessey Turner J8 , Johni e Wheelin J9. B. G. Gastings 40. D. G. Gast i ngs page 89 4 1. Patrick McGee 42. Jane McGee 4J. Jane McGee Jr 44. Patrick McGee Jr J. M. Tinsley w Section Master m m f m f w f w m f c c c m m f m f m f m 2 26 f f f m m f f f 9 JO 2 JO 8 m 6 f f f 20 23 26 29 22 w w w c c c c c w w c c c 61 m f f m w w w 15 12 " " ti " .. II II " " " " " Shenandoah Av It " II II " " " " " " II " " " " II Shenandoah Av Washer Cook at Rest Couchman Washer " " II II " " " " " " " " " " " II " " " " " R R Man m m m m 35 Washer w 19 m Cook Minister Messenger? 23 21 26 m Cook Drayman c c c c c c c c c m R R Man c c c c c c c " " w w m m m f 5 4J 29 w w Shenandoah Av " ,, " " II II " " II ,, II II II " " " II II " " II II Shenandoah Av " " II " " ft �page 89 con ' t 45 . Kate McGee 46. H. c. Wiley 47 . Abe Newman 48. E. C. For~?Forel 49. Martin Peters 10 25 26 22 24 50. 51. 52 . 53. 54. 25 24 12 24 23 25 Georg W Carpender Patrick Foy John Cartin John McKinnie Ham Walker Clint Blackwell 55, 56. Joseph Obrion 57 , A. w. Groves 58. M. T. Groves 59 . c. E. Grove 60. F. A. Grove page 90 61. L. B. Grove 62. Bettie Johnson 6J . Peter Burks 64. Sandy Dudley 65. Sallie Dudley 66. Will llidley 67. Annie Saunders 68. Mary? Shepard 69. Sampson Edwards 70. Henryetter Edward 71. Mittie Shepard 72. Lousia Sheffard* 7J. Amy?Omy Shef~ard 74. laura Shefford 75 . Arther Sheffard 76. 77, 78. 79, 80. Roy Sheffard James Turner William Willis Georg Braddon Harry Braddon pa ge 91 81 Robt Stewart 82 . William Mans 8J. Ham Stewart 84. Harvey Holmes 85. Jno Hiley 86. Washington Cla~k 87. Lous ia Clark 88. Ma!X Cla rk 89. Emma Clark 90. Helen Clark 91. Chisel Clark 92. Anders on Cl ark 93 , Lousia Cla rk £5 Ji 29 7 5 f m m m m m m m m m m m m w w w w w w w w w w w w f m f w w w w 2 20 f w f J5 m m c c c c c c w c c c c c J6 17 14 27 27 40 40 JO 19 15 12 7 2 24 22 Ji 15 16 17 18 23 45 41 35 19 15 f m f f m f f f f f m m m m m m m m m m m m f f f 13 f 6 m m 4 f 8 Ca rpenter " " F ireman N&W RR or Fore man Carp ender Gardner R R Man " " " S to~ Keep er " " R R Man Ca rp ender S henandoah Av " II " " ti II " " " " " " ti II " " " " " " II ti " ti II " " " ti " cook ..!?Soboey Iabory ?Fos ter Hotel " " " " ti Cook It rabory (*or Sheppard) c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c I.,abery - -- --~ �page 91 con ' t 94 . Ric hard Cla rk 95. Ang li n e Whi te 96. J H IS.v is 97 , Amas lizie ? Tu.vis 98 . S teven Tu.vis 9 9 . Levi na Roam 100. W. H. Thomas page 101 . 102 . 1 03 . 104 . 92 J innie Thomas Henry Howar d F ran ces Howard Henry Howard Jr 105 . Ja ' s T Howard 106 .Juea h Howa rd 107. Marye lize r Howa rd 108. Joa n a h Howard 109 . Willie D Howa r d 110. L. B. Howa rd 111 . Alf ord Jones 112 . A ?Jelson 113 . As t i n Perkins 114. W L Falkoner 115. Grac e Fa llmer 116. Adam Fa llmer 117. Chilstina Fallmer 118. Jess e Fa lkner 119 . Maggie Fa llmer 120. W'm Carmichael 3 m c 60 f c 50 m 39 12 80 24 f c c c c c 23 43 36 15 11 f 9 7 f f f 4 f 3 m m m m m 6 43 36 35 49 38 21 20 11 5 16 m f m m f m m f m f f f m c c c c c c Bar Keeper Big Lick ?Grocer Bi g Lick & Butcher c c c c c c c w w w w Plaster II Carpenter Shop Wells St Shop II II II II w " " w " " w II 11 page 93 (*Note s Retired May 1926 N&W Shops) 121 . James Carmichal* 26 m w Shop Wells st II 122 . SeIYttus Bispham 50 m w Inspector N&W " It 123. Amelia N Bispham 58 f w " It 124. Semi_ Bisfham 35 m w Machinist " II II 125 . Alexander laing 25 m ~ Draftsman 126 . D' r J?I W Wilits 41 m w Physician WellE: St II II 127. K P Wilits 43 f w II 128, Mary ?Rusfsnider? 22 f w " 129. ?Willie? Rusfsnide 19 f w " " 130. J no A Borumburgh ? 33 m w Minister Shenandoah Av II II 131 . L M Baumbaugh Ji f w II II 132 . A M Baumbaugh 8 f w It II 13J . E A Baumbaugh 6 m w II II 134. D H Baumbaugh 4 m w II 135. F M Baumbaugh 3 f w " Cor lee & Shenandoah Av 136. J S Pattie 41 m w Merchant 137. EE Pattie JS f w 138. J B Pattir 13 f w 139. S E Patter 6 f w 140. Mar ianna Pottir 4 f w (Notes This man ' s handwriting at times he runs all his letters t oget her or els e he s paces the letters out so that it looks like hills and valleys -- don ' t really know which spelling may be correc t .) �page 94 141. 142. 14J . 144. 145. 146. 147 . 148. 149. 150. 151. 152 . 153 . 154. 155. 156. 157. 1.58. 159. 160. Q T Pattir R. Q* Pattie Mary Bevely F M lender Mary R lender R. D. Leader Jr Malinda Hickman s G Moo!:_e Amelia Moore John Moore Pryor Woodson Anni~ Woodson Thomas Frost Mr Sims y Decant Clari/ant Shank Ed Welch J B Sto.!)' Anderson Jno Pitman page 95 161. Curtis Wires 162 AManda Sanders 163. Mike Coatny 164. M? E Dupriest 165 . A. S. Dupriest 166. Jno Coostic 167, Joe McManame 168. Jam McMananee 169, John Drewry 170, Ernet Sl anter 171. W'm Cuninghan 172, f.avid Kizer 173. Jno Numly 174. Joe Kizer 17.5. Jno D France 176. Jno Taylor 177. Jno? Snavley? 178. Rebeca Ganaway 179. T J Martin 180. A R Martin page 96 181. Estill Martin 182. Ever Martin 18J. W C Reichantt 184. J E Ruchantt 185. E D Morgan 186. F T Biggs 187. J T Green 188. Jno Mulican 189. B T Wright J 2 16 J5 29 6 JJ 50 40 44 50 JO JO 25 45 24 25 25 20 JO 22 32 JO 50 18 40 26 24 35 18 22 47 35 15 26 45 22 27 43 J5 19 16 29 23 27 28 JO JO J2 m m w w f c m w w w f m f m f m m f m c w w w w w w w m M m m m m m w w w w m w f c m w w m m m m m m m m Serva nt Lumber ? Boarder II " " II II II II Boarder Servant Boarder Beading House ? " w w Lee st II II II II II " II II II w " w II w II II w w w w w w w w II " " II II w w carpender Boader m w w w n1 w w w w w w II II m m m m m m II " II " " c f f " " " " " " " f f Lee s t " " " " " " " " " " - Boarder Ca rpender w w f f m m m m Cor Lee & S hena ndoah Av (*written o ver ) Servant " " " Clerk " " " " II " " II Cor Lee & Well Boader II II ti II II Carpender Cor Lee & Well s E side j �page 96 con't 190. S R Wri ght 191. Lizzie Wright 192 . Willie Wright 19J. Ernest Wright 194 . George Wright 195 , G W Wright 196 . Robt Wright 197. F P Wright 198 , Emma Wri ght 199, B P Wright 200 . W' m P Patterson p age 97 201. J no A Patterson 202 . Georg M Evans 20J . Francis Evans 204, Henryiter Wood 205. D W Hess 206. Julia Hess 207 . Audrey Hess 208 . C L/S Reed 209. Wi lliam Oconnell 210. Jo seph Wheat Gettys 211. M' r Greso 212 . c 21J . Emmer Hughes 214, M' r Dunn 215. M' r Dunfry 216. Marian Sampsall 217 . Mary Sampsall 218 . LA Sampsell 219 . H J Sampsall 220. M F Sampsall page 98 221. CoE!}alie Sampsall 222. F A Sampsall 223 . Mattice Sampsall ++224. ?~r_sey Sanders 225 . P H Kirk 226. Nannie Kirk 227. Jno Kirk 228 . J as Kirk 229 . Berty Kirk 2JO. Nelly Kirk 231. W A Decker 232. Minnie Decker 233. Sadie Decker 2J4. Loulin Decker 235. Etter Decker 236. RE Decker 2J7. Jno Henderson 2J8. BB Hickman 239. Mrs B B Hic kman 240++ Aubrey Sampsall 27 8 6 4 2 f f m m m 25 19 JO J2 2 24 m m m f f 19 J2 29 25 Ji 28 1 mo 25 Ji 25 35 J6 25 JO JO 52 49 29 27 m m f f m f f m 19 18 14 55 J6 27 8 6 3 2 43 40 16 11 8 6 20 24 24 25 8 m m m m m f w w w w w w w w w w w w Servant Machine shop Shenandoah Av w w w w w Boader w w w w w f f f f w w w c w w w w m m m f m f f f f f m m f m Wells st c w m m m m Boader Lee f f " Carpender Boader Contructor w w w w w w w m m m Boader ,, " II It " II " " II Carpender Shenandoah Av Shenandoah Av Servant Enginnere ? Shenandoah Mechanic Brook st w w w w w w w w w w w w Painter Cl irk �page 241 . 242 . 243 . 244. 245 . 246. 247 . 248 . 249. 250. 251 . 252 . 253 . 254. 255 . 256. 257 . 258. 259. 260. 99 w. H. Hickman T T Baker M A Baker C M Baker H M Baker A Druvenstaul A E Dravenstadt MA Druvenstadt Mary Drusenstadt G WSisler A J Sisler C F Sisler W ?_ Sisler Hattie Sisler Alice Sisler Olive G Sisler Jno Haslar Julie Haslar Cath Haslar Ja's Haslar page 100 261. Catie Haslar 262. Johnie Haslar 263. Mar~et Has lar 264. Jas Kasey 265. Jim Weekmore 266. Stephen Weekmore 267. Richard Jones 268. Amer Jones 269. R W Jones 270. :??Hanner?? Jones 271 . Joseph Baker 272. C Cl ark 273·. Margaret Clark 274. Sharlot Clark 275. W'm Croford 276. Mary Croford 277. Foster Croford 278. Jno Turner 279. Maggie Turner 280. D R Snouvely page 101 281. Catherine A S~avely 282. Sm.manda A S§:Yavely 283. J B Gough 284. I?Q R Gough 285 . Edward Gough 286 . Souler Gough 287 . M C Gough 288. Mary L Gough 289 . A T Gough 290. N D Moss 2 37 48 11 9 m m w w w f f w f w 44 m 35 13 f f 3 35 m w w w w w w w 34 12 9 7 5 2 51 30 49 / 21 6 f f m m f w w m f 4 m 2 f 25 30 22 J9 J6 10 3 26 50 JO 16 36 m m m m w w w w w w m f m m ti " Brooks st " " J-m-- w w w Machinist 52 2J 35 f f w JO f w w 1J 10 m w f f f f m w w w w :2 2:2 Boarder Shop Carpender w f-1- ?Brook s t w w f '? Brook s t w m m Nig htWatchman w w 56 45 22 We l l st w w w w w w 27 2 Uphol ster w w m f m m Gen foreman CD Brook st ( Does above belong on this line) w w f f f Carpender w f f m f f Brook st w w Machinist Blacksmith Wells st Wells st Machinist Boarder Shenandoah Av �/rJ1 page 291. 292. 29J. 294 . 295, 296. 297 , 298 , 299 , JOO . page 101 c:on ' t Ot heller Jir.ings Jno T:l.rryf er ? Liz z ie B Whay Hellen Epp!3 C R Epps P D S tephens Ses'1.r. Stephens L G Stephens F T Stephens Martha B Stephens 102 301. 302 . 30J . J04 . J05. 306. J07, J08. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313 . J14. 315 . 316. 317. J18. 319 . J20. Emma r:: Stephens Thomas Connor Warner? Honk John Wi gmer William Step Jones J H Kesler Mollie S Kesler Wi olin Kes ler S G Kesler B E Kesler C M Kesler E J? Shirk Eli zz ie Shirk J R McFarlane Mrs J R McFarlane J F McFarlane C G McFarltne Cate R McF rlane B R McFarlane page 103 J21. J22. J2J. J24. 325. J26. J27. J28. J29. JJO. JJ1. JJ2. JJJ. JJ4. JJ5. JJ6. JJ7. JJ8. JJ9. J40. ?S R McFalane King Mc Farlane ?ta.sh ? McFarlane C M Griffin Theod ore Griffin Joseph Hunthon ?? Mrs J R Ha.nthon H M Iravin George Kuntz Georg e Scing W'm Losenze Jno Spanglar Harry Gist Massie Di tis M A Cypers Hell en Cypers Richard Tinkflfaw? Bell Blake W G Baughman Emma Baughman 18 2J 21 JO 22 56 55 22 19 17 13 22 19 25 20 35 45 32 12 9 rn rn f f m m f m m f f m m m m f m f f f 5 m 2 m m f m f m 24 20 54 45 20 18 16 13 11 9 5 w w c w w w w w w w w w w w w c w w w w w w w w w w w f w f f w w m m w w w w w w w w m 47 17 27 2J JO 22 27 27 29 27 16 52 f 48 f w 62 22 29 25 m w w w w m m f m m m m m Carp ender Wells st II Wells st Boarder " " " Servant Machanic Gilmer st Carp ender ?Foreman ~ Moulder Gilmer st Gilmer st Boarder w w m w m Servant w w c f ti w m f f Boarder Servant Night Watchman Boarder Moulder .. _ .. �/()'$ page 341. 342 . 343. 344. J45. 346. 347 . 348. 349. 350. 351. .352. 35.3. + 354. 355 , +356. 357. 358. 359, .360. page .361. 362. 363. # 364. 365. ++366. 367. ++368. J69. 370. 371. .372.· 373. 374. 375. 376. .377 • 378. 379 . # .380. page 381. 382. 383 . 384. 104 J E Baughman H H Baughman ME Baughman W' m 'Tu.it Jennie Tait Eller C Tait ?Henry C Tait Sallie Wait Mr Roberts " Merritt W'm Barker Reuf ins? Hawkins C E Bellin E B Bellin T B Bellen G E Bellen WD Beller J WBeller J M Walton George Shutz 105 R L Iayne Iayne, L E Lillie Iayne W L ?S Iayne Jno H WJQnes J M Kubble J S Moorman Ga.slim? Morris Emma Morriss Gaslin Morriss Jr Ellen Morriss C Y Morriss L ?S King Fannie ?Read W'm Read? Thomas Read Effer Read W'm Medley Flornanc? Layne 106 Jim Evans ?George Rainey? W'm White/While G H Gilman 385 . Henry Cobbs 386 , Howell Cobbs 387 . M' r Slinunons 388 . Edward Allson? 389. Henry Bohn 390. M P? Scott 1 Mo? m w m w 24 f w 21 m w 52 f w 37 f w 20 m w 19 f c 20 w 55 m m w 75 m w 23 m w 19 w *18 m 46 12 19 9 5 f w m m m m w w w 14 39 m 48 m 31 f f 7 6 8 24 28 24 28 24 5 2 60 16 m m m m m m m f m f m 25 f f 35 4 m m 2 f 25 m 19 28 m m m m m m 19 m m 24 m m 2 25 25 38 48 JO JJ f w c w w w w w c w w w w Gilmer st machinist ?F t Wells st Servant Mechanic II II Cl_rk D:rug i s t ( *written over ) Carpe nder Carpende r Wells s t Servant Blacksmith Carp ender Machinis t I.umber De w w w w c c c c c c w Servant II II Well s st c c c w w Boarder w w w w w ?Printer Man Merchant Cor Lee & Wells st �/()!/ 106 con ' t 391. Rosa Bohn 392 . S offey Lowenstein ? 393. Sa llie Hodge s Bonnean ? 394. F Bonnean ? 395. c 396. c Swank ? 397. *S D Swi nk 398 . J W E Swi nk 399. J D Crawl ey 400 . M K Crawley pa ge page 107 401. 402 . 40J . 404. 405. 406. 407. 408 . 409. 410. 411. 412 . 41J . 414 . 415 . 416. 417 . 41 8. 419. 420. F ran k Todd Joa na h Todd Thomas Barker Eli zia Bar k er Mead Foulwi ler Collins Mr Ric ha r d Garriety W'm Rosten Jno Hi cky J n o Otto Mr Mye rs Joanah Todd Ann§:. Todd ? Lou sa Harper J no Mye rs Ma t t i e ? My e rs Georg e Myers Annie Myers Jane Mye rs p Meadvill page 108 421. 422. 423. 424. 425. 426 . 427. 428. 429. 4JO . 431. 4J2. 4JJ. 434. 435 . 4J6. 4J?. 4J8 . 439 . 440. Jno Skilly Will Stal y Frank Wriey Carry Momitz? Howard Chipman Mary Chipman J R Schick Ida M?N Schick Capt Jas Smith Jennie Smith Willie Smith Earnest Smith Ed Smith Baby Smith Mathe Hankins W'm Hays Mack Climson Eli za Ha ndcock R H Cot t rell I?Q A Cottrell 26 24 60 56 40 JJ JO 7 f f f m f m f m 24 23 m f 31 29 31 JO JO 21 23 24 23 23 22 9 6 28 J4 22 9 7 J J4 m 25 31 26 23 39 39 28 25 32 JO 6 ? 4 8 ?2 23 50 49 w w w Taylorist? Lee st w w w w w w Carpender (*or L) Iabory w Car Builder f m f w w w w m w Carpender m m w m m m M w Machanist w w II f f f m f m w w w w m m m w w w w w w f w f " Blacksmi th Car Inspector Gilmore st /Gilmer w m m II w m f Car Builder w c w w w w f f Lee Street m w f w m m m w w f w w m w m m f w w c m w f w .Ingineer? Fireman Carpender Blacksmith Gilmer st Rental apt Siv Engine Conductor SJi? (?written over) Conductor SV " " Serva nt Carpender " " �//0 page 109 441. Clara Cotterell 442. Emly R Cotterell 443. J H Cotterell 444. C M Brister 445 . C N Fisher 446 . L W Odgen 447 . Bell H~rper 448 . A M JQnes 449. M L Jones 450. M L Jones Jr 451. S W Jones 452. N T Jones 453 . Henry Neal 454. J H Arnold? 455. B T Payne 456 . ?Lousa Falkner 457 . RP? Depriest 458. L A Depriest 459. H W Depriest 460. U D Depriest 25 w 20 f f 18 rn w w w w c w 26 .. m 26 rn JO m 13 f 36 rn 29 f 5 rn 3 f 2 26 38 19 40 34 JO 8 3 page 110 461. C S Crites 69 462. MA Crites 62 46J. Charles Crites 20 464. H H Gipsin 32 465. R Leader 70 466. Abriam Gipson 65 467. R Gipson 36 468. Edward Gipson 8 469. Lizzie B Gipson 6 470. C Gipson 3 471. Baby Gipson *? 472. Isac Robinson 45 473. Mary Robinson 35 474. Patrick Conner?Comer 25 475. Harry Hert 23 476. T M Franklin JO 477. L M Franklin 23 478. Willie Franklin 3 479. Alice? Franklin 2 480. Margret Smith 23 page 111 w w w m rn rn rn f m f rn m rn f m m m f w c w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w Carpender Boarder " Inginneer w Ingennerr f w 23 7 m w w w rn rn rn f f m N Side (*written over) Machinist Servant f Gilmer st Machinist Car Builder Pat Shop Shop w c 22 7 21 Servant Car Ins pec tor f f 482. Sallie Riley 483. H S Iarry?Lo~g 484. Harry Riley 485. Emma Buchanahan 486. Georgie Buchanahan 487. BF Goaney 488 . J S Gosney 489 . Minnie L Gosney 490. Martin Wright 25 II w w w m 34 II w w 44 5 Boarder w 481. W H Riley 6 Servan t Merc hant w rn rn rn f rn rn f II w w rn Boarder w f f f Gilmer s t " w w Mechanic w w w Blacksmith Gilmer st N side �Ill p age 111 con ' t 491. W' m Wash 492 . W' m Fulcher 49J . T F Banks 494. G F Frisier 495 . Cristina Fra i sier 496 . F G F ras i r 497 , S B F ras i er 498 . LC F ras ie r 499 , Jno ?Tully 500. J no Ia vis p age 501. 502. 103. 04. +505. 5.06. 507. 508 . 509 . 510. 511. 512. 51.3. 514. 51 5. 516. 517. 518. 519. 520. 25 20 2J 42 39 18 5 3 23 w Boiler Maker Car Builder Blacksmith k Cl w w Machanic m w m w w m m f m m f w w JO m w m w 25 Henry Redma n 27 Le lia Ca r r 45 ?Al ex Oc o nn er 16 Oconner Ca tie Ann ie Oc on ner 35 15 Thomas Oconner Annie Oc on ner Jr 9 Ba.my Smith 35 26 D3.ve Rinkles 24 Cha 's Taylor JO George Hitz 26 Mike F olley Jim Kilen £5 18 J ake Es perla nb? 2.3 Filip Jones 25 la§.ing Pres tely 20 Ha rry Mc_leer? Iat Mcaleer? (or u) 25 20 Fra nk Lang 26 George Gabil m w f c m f w w w w w m w Blacksmith m w w w w w w w w " Machanist I.aberor Machinist Blacksmith w Machinest 112 page j 13 521. Jno Curry 522 . Jno Meline 523. Cha ' s Mour_ing 524. Cha ' s Il3.ughtery 525. Hen:ryiter Il3.ughtery 526 . Jim D3.ughtery 527. Clemi ten ? Johnson 528 . Dolly William? 529 . W R Spa in 530. Ida Spain 531. W I? Spain 532. Addline Spa in 5JJ. Wilsen Rhodes 534. A M Rhodes 535. Alice M Rhodes 536. Mattie B Rhodes 537. Jes se Rhodes 538 . Samuel Rhodes 539. Ma rtha Bartin 540. Joel Burton 24 17 27 26 23 3 21 20 26 23 3 2 33 24 10 5 2 20 JO 11 f f m m m m m m rn rn rn rn m m m m rn m f m f f m f m f m f f f f m f m w w w w w w w Mechanic Servant I.aberor Gilmer st N side Cor Gilmer st N side " " " " " " Cleurk Helper Blacksmith Tinner w w c c w Servant " Shop w w w w Carp ender w w w w w Painter w w 1£e st �//~ page 541. 542. 543 . 544. 545. 546 . 547 . 548. 549. 550. 551. 552 . 553 . 554. 555 . Leah 556 . 557. 558. 559. 560. page 561. 562. 563. 564. 114 SA Trimer Mary Trimer Dory? Trimer Samuel lander Bridget lander Cha 's lander Edward lander Dr H A Sims P W Sims T W Sims H I ? Sims A ? Sims E C Yager S E Wright Gillaspie Cha 's Carter W'm T Rutledge Jno Bath H S Grisham J F Ianghorn 115. J M?N Baldwin C E Dumbar H C Hinchman 0 H Owen 565. E A Owen 566 . S L Owen 567. RE Owen 568. Robt Owen 569. J W Cook 570. T B Forbs 571. Mrs J Forbs 572. G D .Green 573. · catherine Green 574. G G Green 575. N A Green 576. M C Buckhannon 577 • H R IQng 578. L H Vaughan 579. M L Vaughan 580 • .J. R Vaughan 32 25 10 50 52 23 1.3 40 39 16 14 11 61 41 21 17 .39 21 18 23 m f m m • f 40 21 22 50 39 21 19 12 24 29 20 56 57 19 17 7 23 31 26 8 m page 116 581. J L Vaughan 5 582. J A Vaughan 2 583. Greenvill Montgomery 48 20 584. A B Myres 22 585. W H Obrien 25 586 . W'm H Hatchei 20 587 . Bettie Hatchet 22 588. Deli- Crowder 27 589 . Thomas Donnelly JO 590. W S Blanton m m m f m m f f f f m m m m m rn rn rn f f f m m w w w w w w w w w w w w w " w w Machinist " Blacksmith Carp ender w w II Shenandoah Av Brook st w w w w rn w f w rn w f f m w m f w w rn w m w rn w w w w w w w w w m Brook st w w rn ( 2 13 ) M D Servant Moulder Mechanis t Pat Maker c w f f ,, w w w m m m Painter w f m m Agt w w w w ' Carpender Tinner Iaboror Lee st Inginneer? ?Fireman R R man Patton st Patton st Carp ender Pl aster? Bar Keeper Plummer? Conductor? N Ingen ?? j �I/. page 116 con ' t 591. Jess i e Bl ant on 592 . N. s . r·a r t i n 593 , M W Blar:t on 594 . Sa.d i c E Blar. ton 595 , Et F Bl'1.nt ot: 596 . Thoma;. Jacks on 597 , Mrs C' l ;ira J ackson 598 , J l•: ': s ~i oo re 599 , Ed .Hols ted 600. Georg e Downi ng 22 m f w 20 18 59 J5 2J 29 2J 26 f w w f w f m f m w JS 49 45 2 '( w w w w w Boarder m m f m m m f m f f f m f w w Patton st Car Builder R R Contractor c c laborer m w w Ingeneer f m m m w w m m w w m m f m f w m m page 117 601. 602 . 60J , 604 . 605 . 606 . 607 . 608. 609 . 610. 611. 612. 61J. 614. 615. 616. 617. 618. 619. 620. 0 E ?For_ oter G P Ca rr Fann i e Carr W A Ca rr G F Ca rr J A Carr Fannie A Ca rr E M Ca r r M B Ca rr R G Carr M J Ma nn Pa ul Cl a r k Sallie Ha rvey Edward Mower Amanda Mower Earl Mower Mark Mower Graham? Mower Edward Mower Jr Cha' s Mower page 118 621. Mi cal Mati gan 622. Robt Carten (or r) 623. Nelly Jackson 624. J H Spangler 625 . A E Spangler 626. W T J Spangler 627. M E V Spangler Spangler 628 . H 629. S H Gutchery 6JO. J H Haray 6J1. Marry Hardy 632. Walter G Hardy 6J3. Allie Hardy 6J4. L B Hardy 6J5. L G Pirma~ Penn? 636. M G Penn 6J7. G G Penn 6J8. A E Penn 639 . Ba.by Penn 640. E J Broat?Broot 23 21 19 17 10 6 J J8 25 45 39 37 11 8 6 4 2 J9 17 28 24 5 J 2 23 J2 33 6 4 J 35 JO 3 7 2 m f m w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w f f m f f m Painter Merchant w w w w w w w w w w m m s side m w f f w f w man Fireman Patten st s side Shop Shop RR w to be continued .. �SU RNAM E INDEX The list is set up as follo ws : n ame and add r ess of person d oing the r esea r ch; the columns are: sur n a me, given nam e, location, an d dates. Mr s Al Amundsen , Countr y Ciub Apts 2F, Greenville , AL 36037 TUCK Dr Da v id Green b Halifax Co, Va 1793-1863 d Christian Co, Ky WIL KERSO N Robert A b Halifax Co , Va 1841-1908 d Snyder, Texas TUCK Drusilla Ann b Butler Co, Ky 1851-1882 Bl oomfield , Texas TUCK Thomas Mitch e ll b Sherman , Texas 187 9-195 7 d San Diego, Ca lif J ACK Captain Pa tri c k b Ba l lykelly , Ire. 1700- 1 781 d Rowan Co., NC GRI MES Cap t ain William b & D Hanove r Co, Va 1 73 0 -1 7 7 7 JO NES Orlando bur i ed Bruton Par i sh 1681 -1719 Ch u rch, Wi l liamsb u rg, Va MAC ON Junius Mont gomery b Penfield , GA 1839 - 18 7 8 d Clayton, Alabama ALSTO N Robert West b Ha l ifax Co, NC 1781-1859 d Florida BROOKS William b New Kent Co . Va ca 1710 d Spottsylv a nia Co, Va bef 1 788 Ila Ga ton s Eckstadt , 608 Hunter , Ki l go re, Texas 75662 Delil a h Fra n k lin Co , Va md 18 0 4 BAS HAM CORL EY Valentine Cumb e rl a n d Co, Va d 18 03 DOUTH I TT Perrnelia Wa s h in gt o n Co, Pa re s 1788 GATONS William Ir el a nd - Illi no is 1828 - 1881 HEN DE RSO N Joseph md 1794 Va - Ky - Ind McGEE Robert r es 1794 Montgome ry Co ~ Va Md KEE John 1 791 - 18 5 1 NC - Tenn - Il l McKINN EY r es 1788 Daniel Washington Co , PA MULLIS md 1 8 18 El i zabeth Te n n - Ky - I l 1 TAGGART Jame s (Judge) NC - Te nn - I n d 1 74 4-1 852 Mrs ~Oscar De a n , RD 3 Bo x 82 , Camb r idg e Sp r ings , PA 16403 STEWART Sus an nah Gray s on Co , Va b 1803 Lyd i a ALLEN md De c 1760 Ca rta r e t Co , NC BRYANT John d Ap r 1 800 Gray so n Co , Va TAYLOR J a ne b 1766 Augu s t a Co, Va?? CARRICO, Willi a m b 1 767 Vi r g inia HAWKS Susan d ? ? (1890-9677) Carr o ll Co , Va HAWKS Carey Gr a yso n Co , VA b 1836 DEAN Je de di a h md 1738/9 Ess ex Co, NJ JACKSON md 1760 Han na h Buc ks Co , Pa Wilkes Co, NC d 1850-60 BROWDER J a mes Wi lkes Co, NC d 1 8 4 0-50 BROW DER Jeremia h area b wh e n?? Philadelphia, Pa HICKM AN John �Mrs Madeline Hylton, 4798 North Jesse HILTON Juda (Jud ith) WRIGHT PRESTON Nat haniel VAUN Elizabeth GREEN William GORDON Ju d ith WRIGHT James Trail, NE; Marietta, GA 30066 Bedford -Henry Co,Va b 1755 - moved 1784 Bedford Co, VA b ca 1755 Bedford Co, Va b 1761-mo ved 1800 Bedford Co, Va b 1760-moved 1800 Campbell Co . , Va md 1790's Campbell Co, Va md 1790's Virginia ?? b ca 1820 Mrs Rose B Anderson, 935 Scenic Drive NW, Albany, OR 97321 McNEIL John Aug a & Rkbdg Co,Va/OR 1820-1896 HARMON John Lincoln Montg. Co, Va/KY/OH/In b 1767 md 1787 d 1825 BYRD Elizabeth Montg Co, VA/KY/OH/IN/IA md 1787 Va LEWIS b 1802 md 1821 Hiram Hamilton Gallati n Co, Ky/IN/? HOY Parthena Montgomery Co, KY b 1784 md 1814 SAPPINGTON John Montgomery Co, KY b 1791 d 1860 DURBIN Sarah WV/Madison Co, KY md 1785 Nancy Westmo reland Co, PA b 1758 CARMICHAEL John Cumberland Co, PA b 1756 RITCHIE John B COURTNEY Westmoreland Co , PA b 1797 1 Roger E Peterson Henry PRE ISCH/Price Mary MAGDALINE Henry 0 PRICE Adam PRICE PRICE John Jacob R PRI CE RHINEHAR T Elizabeth MI LL ER Katherine MI LLE R Henry KOGER Ni cho l as KOGER Eli zabeth PETTYJOHN Henry Jacob PETTYJOHN Maxine Hood Lu ck (Mrs Ri chard), AZ 85254 BOYER Wi lliam He n ry BOYER Dan iel BUSEICK Po 11 y CADY Susannah DAN IEL El i D~LP Susanna DUTTON/DURTING Sa ll y/Sarah MIZE/MEESE Edmond SOUTH Ase ha Montgomery Co , Montgomery c0 ' Montgomery Co, Rockingham Co, Rockingham Co, OH/IL Rockingham Co, Rock in gham Co, Rockingham Co, Augusta Co, VA Augusta Co, Va Gree nb r i er Co , KY/ IL VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA 1745 - 1786 b 14 Mar 1759 d 1828 md 8 Aug 1822 1834-1920 b 3 Apr 1805 res 173 6-1784 d 174 2 res 175 0-80 VA(now WV) 1800-1865 6653 E Sweetwater Ave, Scottsda le, Grayson, VA Grayson, VA Grayson, VA Grayson, VA Grayson/Smyth VA Grayson, VA Wythe IS myth , VA North Carolina Grayson/Smyth , VA b b b b b b b b b ca 1760 17 Jan 1783 4 Nov 1829 ca 1800 ca 1813 29 May 1792 ca 1815 ca 1802 ca 1790 �I ///p Mrs Elizabeth Moore Parks, 80 Piki Driv e , Sed o na , /\ Z 863 36 MOORE 01 iver Kanaw ha Co, VA (sic ) rnd 18 08 to1 8 5~' CHANDLER Mary (Polley) Kanawha Co , VA b Fluvanna Co , Va ca 1794 b Al bermarle C: CHANDLER Sarah Kanawh a / Wayn e Cos . 15 No v 1805 BILLUPS Sarah Casey ca 1 7 37 -c a1 79~ Bote./M o nt g Cos , VA BILLUPS Samuel L Bate, VA/ Ca be ll & md 2 5 Ap r 182 Wayne Co s , WV Ka nawha Co , \\ WEBSTER Samuel Franklin Co , VA res 17 88 Dorothy Looney McClellan, 3385 Yolanda , Sprin g fiel d, OR James SARVER, Craig/Bote . Cos, VA THOMAS Bethsaida Botetourt Co , VA PAXTON William Botetourt Co, VA ABBOTT Hannah Botetourt Co, VA ABBOTT Thomas Virginia HENDRICKSON Zachariah Virginia Botetourt Co, VA FISHER Aaron Philip FISHER Sally/Sarah BROTHERS John Jordan Greenbrier, Monro e WV HOYLMAN Jane Virginia MARSHA LL 9 7477 18 14-1 8 64 1 8 30 -1870 ' s ? b 17 8 8 b 17 8 7 b ca 1760? ca 1760's ? b 17 9 6 ca 1770 Ire ? ca 1770's VA ? b 1818 VA b 1830 VA Mrs Nita A Canova 2 1516 WestBenjamin Hol b Br un ; William BARROW d Henry b Brun; BARROW William M? (son of above) d Floyd LESTE R Ju 1 i a A b d LESTER William A b (father of above) LESTER John b (father of above) Carl L Ray, 404 Navajo Lane ARRING TON John John ARTRIP BREEDING Spencer EDWARDS Brice FINNEY Thomas GILLESPIE Jennie HALE Ruth HESS Elizabeth HONAKER Jacob JESSE John KELLY Margaret KISER Joseph Sa mu el LaF.ORCE 2 t Dr iv e, Stockton, CA 95207 Meck-md; b ?. .' md 1801 '. d ca 1848 c 0 s ' Va . md Henry; b ca 18 15 ; l /m: · Cos , Va 1839; 2/md l Bfl ~ d ca 1876 b ca 1 8 40~ md & md Hen ry Co Floyd c 0, Va d 1898 ? md? d Henry b ca 1803; md Co , Va ca 183 0 ; d a ft 1870 ... ? . md?; d Henry b ca 17 80; d .' Co , Va aft er 1870 Kingsport, Tennessee 37664 Amherst, Patrick Cos , Va d 1849 b bef 1770 Rke, Russel 1 Co s, Va d 1833 Rkghm , Rus se ll Cos, Va d 1851 Franklin Co, Va d 1799 Rkghm , Russel 1 Cos, Va b 1770's Patrick Co, Va b ca 1802 Fkln , Russell Cos , Va Surry Co,NC/Russ. Co,Va b 1786 d 1796 Swit z. /Wythe Co, Va 1750-1820 NC/ Russell Co, Va Shen . , Russell Cos, Va 1765 - 1835 d 1816 Shen, Russell Cos 11 Va b b ef 1760 Botetourt Co, Va continued �/1- continued MU S I C VPUCKET RAY Carl L Ray Lydia Phoebe Benja min STACEY SYKES Susannah Joh n WALLACE WHITT Catherine Sarah Russell c0 ' Va Russell Co, Va New Hanover Co, NC/ Russell Co, Va Shenandoah, Russ. Co,Va Prince George, Russell Cos, Va Russell Co, Va Russell Co, Va Ruth Strong Fran k , 114 E. 2 1st St , Tracy, Calif 95376 BURT 0 N Isaac Va IR us s . Co , Va I Ky OSBORN McMEANS HENKLE OSBORN OSBORN STRONG Lucretia ( wi f e of above) ?James?Edw. Marjory (wife of above) Ca 1 e b William (son of above) J ame s b ca 1775 b ca 1775 1756- 1841 b 1770's 1750-1851 b 1811 b 1815 Va I Ky 1807 - md ca 1828 1807-1858 SC/Va SC/Tazewell Co, Va I Ky cl795-cl835 1800- c l881 b b ?NJ/Russel 1 Co, Va c 1740-17 81 d Rowan Co, NC b Rowan Co, NC/Russ. Co , 1763 -1 841 Va I Ky I Ind b Va/Scott Co, Va d c 1875 Curtis E Milton Jr, 212 Midpine Ct. Apt. 4c , Owings Mills, MD 21117 MELTON Josiah Bedford Co, VA b 1818 , md 1840 Bedfo rd Co , VA b 1797 WILSON James b 18 14, HOGAN/HAGEN Washingtor Bedford Co , VA md 18 48 GROSS b 18 27 Bedfor d Co, VA Nancy Ja ne ( st wife of above) b 1850 PERDUE Boone Co , WV Zach b 1826 VELEY James Raleigh Co , WV Mildred Fugate Little, Box 380, Denniston, KY 40316 Josiah FUGATE b King George Co, VA Mary (wife of above) MARTIN ? FUGATE John b King George Co , Va (son of above) GIBSON Samuel b ?Russell c0, VA ? Anne Augusta Co , VA (wife of Robert Fowler) NICKELL Augusta Co, Va John I McCOMBE, Barbara Augusta Co, Va 40316 d 175 7 ? d 15 Feb 1801 d 6 Jul y1864 b ?1752 d ? 19 25 ?1728-?1774 ? Helen C Stol ler, 1811 Preston Dr . , Columbus, GA 31 ~0 6 WHEELER, DEAN, WEBB, PRUITT , JONES all of Grayson a nd later Carroll Counties. Alice J Poole , Rt s Box 2588, Clatskanie, OR 97016 GROSS, JAMES, ROSE, TAYLOR , McCLURE, COLE, JOHNSTON, MYERS lines of Washington, Smy th and Wythe Co ' s. �Mrs Harry Lundquist (Isabel Tinnell), Box 1613 Rt 1, Rapi d River , MI 4 9878 Surnames that TINNEL married into in Va: BRADF ORD , GR I CC , SEARS , ENGELS, DERMOND, FRALIN, HARMON, HICKS, PUCKETT, SI NC L A I R , HANCOCK , PRICKETT, WERTZ, ARTHUR, PERKINS, THOMPS ON, JACKSON, R E YN OL DS, LAVENDER, KABLER, ELLER, BELL, LUTZ, JAC KSON , HOWAR D , WEB STER , CHOCKLETT, FLOYD, GUIANINY, HARRIS, PARRY, MECKS, RYAN, HUDSON . Charles M Adams, 5711 Cartagena, ADAMS OWENS BLANKENSHIP DEATON DEYERLE FLOWERS AMOS SM ITH John Wesley Nancy Jane Henry Calvin Elijah Jr Julia Ann James Wilson John M HUFF Sarah BIRD William Barbara Blankenship, (Sally) Abbreviati ons used bef - before b - born B:run - Brunswick Camp - Campbell c - about d - died William TX 77 035 Montg, d Roanoke Co, VA Montg, d ?Bed. Cos, Va Roanoke Co, Va d Roanoke Co, VA Virginia Frkln, Bed. Cos, VA b Franklin Co, Va b Wise Co, Va d Cabell Co, WV b Wise Co , Va d Putnam Co, WV or Cabel Loudoun, Frkln Cos, Va 9125 Woodpark Lane, ADKINS Soloman BIRO/BYRD John PHILLIPS Charles LAU/LOW Conrad LUI/LAU Michael EDWARDS John SHOOPMAN/Scuckma n Jacob COLE Sampson 0 PATTERSON William ENGLISH Houston, Apt 0, ?1820- ? 1792? 1865-1919 b 1841- ? 1 Co, WV 1777-1867 Knoxville, Scott Co, TN Campbel 1 Co, TN Buncombe Co., NC YorkCo, Pa/Gui 1 ford Rowan Co, NC Md/13ed. Co, Va/Bunc. Montg, VA/Camp. Co, Anderson, Knox Cos, Aug. Co, Va/Hawkins, Anderson TN Hawkins Co, TN - K Fkln/Frkln - Franklin Ire - Ireland md - married Meck - Mecklenburg Montg - Montgomery res - resident cl819-cl863/5 b 1820 - ? 1831-1919 1811-1884 1815-1891 NC NC TN TN by TN 37923 res 1 850 res 1813 res 1800 d 17 85 confirmed 17 79 b 1750 md 1792 b 1817 b 1753 Indians 1779 Rkghm - Rockingham Rke - Roanoke Russ - Russell Shen - Shenandoah Switz - Switzerland ================================================================================== REUNION: NINTH ANNUAL DEAN AND CREECH REUNION to be held Sept 4, 198.3 at the Carl Perkins Building i n Morehead, KY beginning at 11 am. For more information write IJ.oyd Dean, Rt 6 Box 498 , Morehead, KY. BURIESON FAMILY ASSOCIATION, chartered in the states of Alabama and Texc.s , is a nationwide organization whose principal objective i s to preserve and publish items of historical and genealogical inte res t to members of the Burleson and allied families , as well as to encourage closer family contacts. A quarterly periodical i s published entitled , "Burleson Family Bulletin ". Write to Susanne Burleson Miller, VP-Membership, 2J 1J Ia Vida Place, Plano, TX 7502J. �QUARTE RLIES t-. r~i ·les of Special I nterest "Agri cultural ~ en!:.~u: ; S · ! . euule~o. , 1 65 0 - 1880 " featured i n GENEALOGY, a publication of the F' ~mil y !ii;, t c>l·y Section of I nd i ana Hi storical Society; Feb. 1983, p 1-7 . "Another Bi ce r. tCJi.n i i. l - The DJ.pt i st exodus from Virgi nia , through North Carolina , to Ke r.Lu..: J.:y .. iL ~:E l\TL· r:; ry J.. KCESTORS : Vol. 18 , #4, April 1983 . "Finding Your Germ.::u .. Ar. t.:es 1:.or , part 1 :· ii! I M-PRI N'IS , quarterly publication of The Genea l og i caJ Su<'iety o f E .::ow.J..rd Cou nty , I nc . , Fort I..auderdale , Fla .; Vol. 2 ' # 2 ' p 40- 4c... 1\o'.·,-Exchanged Quarterl i es PIATTE COUNTY HISTOiiICA L & GE\"EA LOG ICAL S OC IETY BULLETIN, PO Box 103 , Platte City, MO 640 79 ; Vol . Jt # 1. S OUTHE RN I NDIA!\A GENEA LOG ICA L scr: IETY QUARTE RLY , PO Box 665 , New Albany, I nd. 47150. ~ew Addresses SAN DIEGO GENEAIDG ICAL S OC1ETY , PO Box 83447 , San Diego , CA 92 1J8 . SOUTHWEST OVIAHOIVtA GENEA LOG ICAL SOCIETY , I NC ., PO Box 2882 , Lawton , OK 73502 w=============================== ==============~==================================11 JI GA TES TO GLORY - CEMETE RIES OF PUIASKI COUNTY VI RGIN IA' compile d by Mal i ta Warden Murphy a nd J a mes L. Douthat. Contains the data from over JO di fferent cemeter ies , in cludes the l arger Oakwood and Highland Memorial , Some pictures. Indexed . Available in s oft c over for $18 . 00 or i n hard back $25 . 00 . Order n umber VA-0002 . ll11 VA-0004 . GE TTYSBU RG by Ro bert W. Douthat - an eye witness account of the July ll J, 1 86J battle of Gettysburg by t he only Captain i n Lonstreet's Corp to escape JJ 11 II II 11II II 11 II 11 II II II II11 If 11 II ll 11 n II unha rmed. Origi na.lly prin ted in 1905 - reprinted 198J. Contains an Ode to the Charge of Gettysburg as we ll as a quick glimpse of the battle itself. $J.50 VA-OOOJ PUIASKI COUNTY , VIRGINIA WILL BOOK 1-2 . Contains an abstract of the fi:rst two wi l l books . Will s indexed and als o index of a l l other names listed. Soft cover - brief hi s tory of c ounty - 91 pgs. Cbrnplied by James L . Doutha t $10, 00 For postage add $1 . 00 to order for first book and ,35 for each a dditional book. Also send fo r l i s tings of other books. order from: James L Doutha t , 2 504 Kell Road, Signal Mountain, TN 37377 II II 1r1 JI 11 II 11 I:11 Ii 11 II II l/ If II II 11 II 11 II n II 11 II :l11 II 11 II II 11 u fl ~========= ===== = ======= ======== ========== ======= =================== ==============~: �/:J_() Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Abshire 84 Adams 80 Addington 96 Al len 109 Allison 100 Armstrong 100 Avent 74 Ball 92 Barnhouse 95 Barrow 104 Beasley 105 Bishop 10 0 Black 103 Blackburn 103 Blackmore 81 Blanchett 105 Blankenship 91 Boaz 105 Boitnott 91 Brannan 95 Brashier 77 Britt 108 Buchanan 107 Butler 74 Cantrell 90 Carnahan 107 Carnes 101 Carter 81 Chapman 96 75 Champion Conley 93 98 Coster 108 Covey 90 Crabtree Creech Danley Davis DeBu s k Dodson Edmondson Edwards Evans Farmer Fitzgerald Fr ank lin Fulcher Fulp Furgason Gaither Gam):H e Garrett Gregory Halsey Hamilton Harkrader Harper Harri son Hartless Hawks Hendricks Hewitt Hin son Holbr ook Hough Huff I ngram Ipshire Jenkins 82 107 108 107 103 107 90 80 109 105 96 105 107 107 107 107 103 79 100 77 86 72 98 86 94 93 76 103 108 99 99 105 84 96 94 J o n es 108 Jord an 101 Karn es 98 Kent 101 Kern 103 Kimmin s 96 Lane 86 Lawhorne 104 Lester 107 Lewis 93 Magers 98 Mankin 107 Marrs 92 Mathes 107 Maxwel 1 98 Morlan 85 Murdoc k 98 Murray 78 Necessary 80 Nevins 105 Nowlin 1 05 Nunn 83 Pate 105 P enn 107 Phelp 105 Pik e 109 Poole 78, 89 Preston 88 Pucket t 92 Rhodes Richard son 108 94 Rot en 100 Rutledge 80 Sale Sch · L L Schu ll Sc·a 1·l es s (.' ll l 106 106 98 74 107 Shoa l 106 S h <..' I l l06 Sh · I t on 1 05 .1 07 Shi l I 106 Shu 1 1 106 Simpson 107 Sm i L h 72. 88 S n i de..· r 75 St0phcnso11 72 St c•v cns 71. 85 St. cwnrt 94 St1·011 g 96 Slu~1rt 94 Tnylor 90. 105 Thompson 107 Tolle>t 107 T otten 75 Trunw n 95 Vaun 89 Wac ks 101 Wa ggo ner 73 Wnlkcr 80 Wax 1 01 We s t 73 Will e tt 97 Wil son 87,99.102 Wr ight8 7,102.107 Wynne 107 Yate s 97 l' l ' Shan11c111 IF====-==============================================================================n II II I: II II "EJCHASHUN" IIII II II ll II II II II Ever wonder why you cannot translate or understand some census re- :I ports? Perhaps this excerpt from the NATCHEZ TRACE NEW S LETTER will :: ll help. 11 ! am a census taker for the city of baffalow. Our city has II ll groan very fast in resent years and now in 1865, it has becum a II ll hard and time consuming job to count all the pee phi 1 1 . There are :: not many that can do this work, as it is nesesarie to have an :: 11 ejchashun, which a lot of pursons still do not have. Anuther atri- 11 11 be a r t n e e d f o r t h i s j o b i s goo d s p e 1 1 i n g f o r me n y o f t h e p e e p h i 1 l I! 11 to be counted can hardly speek inglish, let alone spe l there name s !"ll Rep r i n t e d from Vol u n e V, Aug us t 198 3 , # 3 o f the 11 Bu 1 1 e t i n " o f Va - NC 11 :I Pi e d mo n t Gene al o g i cal Soc i et y , P0 Box 2 2 7 2 , Da n v i 1 1 e , Va 2 4 5 4 1 . ll !I :t I: II ll After reading some records, the above is very readable . --bf II II II II II H II II II d~==================================================================================~ �I 2.. I 71 - 83. Seek 1111 u on parents of Solomon Butler STEVENS, SR. of Bedf ord Cu .. V.~. Wif e ~!ary and ch ildren Solomon Jr. , Daniel , Stephen. Vi olet . M:11·y. Jnn c . N::111cy and Pho e be. Lived in Bedford Co. in l a t e l7UU's and cn rly 1800's. May have lived in KY for time befor e 1800. P nf-:si bly met and mar1·i ed in KY. Glenn D. STEVENS. 1431 Ea st B ea 1·ds l ev . Elk h nrl . IN 46514 72 - 83. "Kecd infu : ~1n1· gu r e t SMITH (dau of John SMITH and Margaret HARPER ) b. 1 770. B~t l 11 Co . md. 1 796. Ba th Co. to James STEPHENSON (b. 1766 Balh Co.) . Sh8ron ROTH. 1625 Rain bow Ridge. Corona. CA 91720 73 - 83. Snmu<.:1 W:\GGONER b. en. 1856 in He nry Co .. moved to Pa trick Co. th e n to Floyd Co .. L i t t l e River Dist .. where he md. Sally WEST. Th eir son Charl es WAGGONER w~s b. the r e. In 1898 he joined the Spanish Am. War in Lo~an Co .. WV. Would appreciate any info on th e WAGGONER Fa111i 1 y . Sy bi 1 PLUMLEE. 7735 SW 45, Portland. OR 97219 74 - 83. H e nry SENTER (wife Rebecca AVENT) on 1810 Washington Co .. VA census . Hi s pa1·ents wer e Stephen and Mary (?) SENTER of Cumberland Co .. NC . Need 'their par e nts. s iblings. a nd other children. Wh e n did Henry come to Washington Co .. VA: when did he leave? His son Drury was a Baptist prencher in Wash ington Co. Other sons: Stephen (NC): William, who md. Jency BUTLER. Cumberland Co., NC 1805 (need her par e nt s and birthplace); James: and Aaron. Others? How are th ey related to Fr eeman, D ewitt a n d Tandy SENTER families. and others of VA. NC and T N? C::ithy CHARLET. 836 Michelle Dr . . Everman, T X 76140 75 - 83. Need data on: Alexander TOTTEN (Smyth). father of Samuel Taylor TOTTEN b. 9/4 / 1845; d. 4 / 29 / 30. and any earlier known TOTTENS . Richard and Sarah Champion TOTTEN. Hempsted, NY . 1640-1712 were our immigrant ancestors. Peter SNIDER (Smyth), father of John SNIDER , Jr. b. 3/19/1817; d. 3/12 / 1896 who was father of Peter Jacob SNIDER , 17 c hn. Lorain e TOTTEN MINETREE, 8100 Elkhardt Rd., Richmond. VA 76 - 83 . John HE WITT, SR , , Fincastle Botetourt Co. , VA. Died 1812. wife- Elenor ? Need to know parents of both and i f John Sr. was in the VA M i l i t i a during Rev. Wnr. Charlotte WIRFS, 876 Miller Ave. S., D al la s, OR 97338 77 - 83. Searching for John A. HAMILTON & wife Frances , parents of Lockard HAMILTON b. 1820 who md. Mary BRASH I ER & lived in Wythe. Bl and & Wise Cos. Who were Lockard' s brothers: sisters? Was J ohn A. father~ Francis HAMILTON of Augusta d. Montgomery Co.? Sue H AM ILTON SHACKELFORD, Rt. 3, Box 482, Salyersville, KY 41465 78 - 83, William NECESSARY (NECPARY) b. 1775; Lucresy PRESTON? b. 1775 : d . ? Russell Co .• P. 0 . Bo x 268, Wytheville, VA 24382 d. July 17. 1845, md . VA. Gladys H. SMITH , 79 - 83. John K. GREGORY Pittsylvania Co. b. 10 June 1782 md. Elizabeth H .. b. 24 May 1 800; d. 7 June 1886 Taz ewell Co .. VA 12 c h ildren born in Pittsylvania Co. & moved to Ta ze well Co. ? Gladys H. SMITH, P, O . Box 268, Wytheville. VA 24382 �80 - 83. Need info on Nathani e l and David EV:\:'.\S o1 Bott·tuurt Co .. VA . May h ave lived in Augusta Co .. V ..\. I wou ld I ikt' t o hear fr om anyone with NEV INS co nn ection s . H e n1· y . .Ja mt's. <111d H<>bt'1· t NEV I NS. Need info on Samu e l SALE b . ca . 1750- 60 . Livc' d H <1mpsl1i1· c . V:\ on Greenbrier Riv er. I f you kn ow pl ease writ e . Do you kn uw wh e r e Samu el AD AMS 1 i ved with wife Ann e AD ..\'.\IS d;n1 . u 1 \\.i I 1 L1111 .-\D:\ i\TS and Mary Walker AD AMS? In VA. Chi lclr e n : J oseph . \\'i 11 i am . Th o mas. James , Mary, Margar et . John. D avid. J a n e and ..\11d1· c.:w . Eve lyn REYNOLDS , West Rt. Box 31. Se i l i n g . OK 73663 81 - 83. Charles CARTER b. 1710-12 "Bar ford " L<11H·:1sl t· 1· . \· ..\: d. 2 No v. 1766 Am h erst Co .. VA. md . ca . l 740 L ucy ·:> :\ ec cl h e r p arents. Lu cy ? CARTER md. 2nd J ohn BL ..\ CK!\lORE. SR . in .-\mh e r st Co. , VA , 15 Oct. 1768. They wer e at F o r t BL1c km o1· c o n th e C linch River 1774 when D ale CARTER son of Charles and Lucy C.-\RTER was k i l l ed by Indian s in front of Fort. He l en May D :\LTON . 740 W. Austin St. , P a ris , TX 7 5460 . 82 - 83. I nformation nee d ed Jonath an CREECH. Larsh (Li s h) CREECH and William He nry Harrison CREECH. L ee Co . . V :-\ 1800 ' s a nd possibly int o Ha r l an Co .. KY. Writ e Ll oy d DEAN. R~ . 6 . Box 498 . Morehead. KY 40351 83 - 83. Looking for cemeteries wh e r e e arly P ATES w e 1· c buri e d. Can anyone h el p me. Helen P AT E ROSS 9401 C hnndl e 1· Av e .. Sturtevant. WI 53177 84 - 83. Seek where abouts of th e Family Bibl e (G e rman) oJ P eter and Eva IPSHIRE, residents prior to l 7 60 on J o hn ~ C1· eck n branch of Cra i g Creek now in Craig Co .. VA. Tw o son s . Luk e 8.nd Ab r a h am, 1 i v e d in Frank 1 in Co . . VA . Son s , J a c ob an d Ch r i s t i :l n . 1 i v e d in Wilkes Co . , NC; William ABSHIRE lived elsewh e r e. Oth er c hildren. names and number not known may h a v e the Bibl e . G er trud e Casler MANN . P. 0. Box 86. Rocky Mount , VA 24151 85 - 83, Seek info on a n cestors of Solomon B ut l e r STEVENS. wif e Mary . of B e d ford Co., V A . Had son by same nnme wh o md. Eli zabet h MURDOCK . Glenn D. STEVENS, 1431 E. B ear d sley. Elkhnrt. IN 46514 86 - 83. I am seeking in fo on th e wif e of Jnmes H i l l a ry (Hill) LAWHORNE of Amherst Co., VA. Her f i r s t name was I sa b e l l a an d they were md. on 23 Jan. 1855. Think her last name wns H A RTLESS, bu t not sure. Any info on h er an d her f am i ly would b e appr ecia ted. Will exc h ange info on the LAWHORNES of Amherst Co . Would appreciate any info on the HARKRIDERS , HARKRADERS of western VA in the 1880's and earl ier . Ron PUCKETT. 7503 Bri a n Clarke, San Antonio. TX 78240 87 - 83. Seek parents of William WILSON . b. ca . 1782: WRIGIIT 7 Feb. 1807 . Bedford. VA: d. 1848 B e df ord . VA. BELCHER, 4303 Croatan Road. Richmond. VA 23235. md. Debor ah Lawrence A . 88 - 83, Nee d names of children an d /or an y other info on Ericu s SMITH, J r. who md. Rosanna P UCKETT (dau of Drury PUCKETT) on 20 Aug . 1785 in Washington Co . . VA. H is name is on Ru ssel l Co. VA t ax records until 1802. I t is believed he then moved to TN (C a mpb e l l Co. area). Patricia DICKINSON_. 825 So . Walnut St. St. Albans. WV 25177 �I :2.3 89 - 83, Se eking info on parents of Nathaniel PRESTON and his wife Eli zabeth VAUN . Md. in B edfor d Co .. VA on August 1780 as per Rev . War papers . Moved to KY ea rly 1800' s. Madeline HYLTON 4798 North.Truil. N . E .. Marietta . GA 30066 90 - 83 . Se e k fa t h e r of John EDWARDS b. 1 750 Baltimore Co . , MD. Mother Sar ah (?) md. 2nd to ( ?) CANTRELL and resided Bedford Co. , VA . Where did J o hn' s .father die? John rnd. 1770 Bedford Co. to Ruth CRABTREE . Family t o Bun combe Co . . NC ca . 1790. John d . Wash in gton Co. , TN 1833. H is siste r Mary md. Christopher TAYLOR . B arbara BLANKBNSHIP, 91 25 Woodpark Lane, Apt . D. Knoxville TN 37923 91 - 83 , I a m researching the BL ANKENSHIP line of my family. My g-g-grandfath er Obadiah BLANKENSHIP b. 1833 Pike Co. , KY md. Mahatamer Su sa n BOITNOTT of Franklin Co .. VA 13 July 1850. d.? I will be h appy to pay for co p ies of records on BLANKENSHIP or BOITNOTT f amilies . Need h e lp of a n y kind. Mrs. David VITALI, 409 P aseo St . . Amarillo. TX 79 108 . 92 - 83. Sear c h for par e nts of John. Geor ge & Lee RHODES of Washingt on Co .. TN 1848 J ohn rnd. Elizabeth MATHES at Black Mount ain NC 1872 G eorge md. Melvina BALL in Jonesboro. T N 26 Sept. 1876 . In the 1880 ce n sus the son of J ohn a nd Elizabeth (C.C. RHODES) is living with Gr a ndpar ents J o hn and Adline MATHES o f Washington Co. TN. Need any inf o rm ation I ca n get. Any kind of help would be welcome. Mrs. David VITALI. 409 P aseo St., Amarillo. TX 79108 93 - 83. Seeking in fo o n the famil y of George HENDRICKS & Sarah Francis CONLEY their d a u. Maria Catharin a HENDRICKS b. 1862 August 3. at Galesburg IL. Md. Meri c ks Rich ar d MAGERS in IL will exchange info on family. Mrs. David VITALI, 409 P aseo St .. filnarillo, TX 79108 94 - 83. Need info STUART-STEWART fam i ly lived Stewarts Creek area SW VA before 1800. Known ch ildr en are Joseph STEWART md. 1818 Margaret JONES; Jo e l STUART b. 1800 md. 1821 Milly ROTEN ; Susanna STUART b. 1803 md. ca . 1823 Thomas H AWKS. Mrs. S . Os ca r DEAN . R.D. #3, Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 . 95 - 83. Seek father of J ames Windsor TRUMAN i b. 1838 in VA, mother Keziah M. BARNHOUSE , b. 1822 in VA , md. 1 st (?) TRUMAN in VA, divorced, md . 2nd Lorenzo Dow BRANNAN , 23 June 184,1, in Kan awah Co., WV. Lucille LEMASTER, 3050 Orchard Dr .. Portsm o u th, OH 45662 96 - 83. I would like any info about my g-g- g r an dp arents . Jame~ STRONG b. ca. 1815 in VA. Murdered ca. 1 875 in Scott Co.! VA . Md. ca. 1836 Mary "Polly" (?) , b. ca 1 820 in VA. Mary was alive in 1880 Scott Co., VA census and lived with son Th omas R. b. 1838 and his wife , Rebecca Addington STRONG . Other children were Susanah STRONG FRANKLIN b. 1837: Mary STRONG LANE b. 1841 ; Sarah STRONG CHAPMAN ·· b. 1845; Phebe STRONG JENKINS b . 184 7; John b. 1850, Stephen Hiram b. 1852 (My gr. father) ; William M. b. 1854 and Nathaniel b. 1854. Children b. in Scott Co .. VA. Ruth STRONG FRANK, 114 E. 21st St. Tracy, CA 95376 �97 - 83 . Seeking i nfo on J a me s WILLETT. b . 18 39 . ~Ill d wi 1 e . Emi l y YATES WILLETT, b. 1 847 . Md. 1867. Roan oke Co. Chi l drc·n : Na nie Emily , Maggie, Joseph B. Mrs . D onald HARTON . E . 3623 ~lth Ave ., Spokane, WA 99202 98 - 83. Searching for info (Rev . War) William :\1 :\.'\KIK. b . 5 Apr . 1 760, Charles Co. , MD. Bel i eved to hav e md . Viol al<.:> KENT 1 791 Fauquier Co., VA dau. of Thom as KENT of VA & MD . Violet b. 1773 . Sons Ashford b. 1809-VA. & I saac b . 1794-VA. Also . son Thomas b. 1797 PA md. Elizabeth MORLAN by 1798-PA md. 1816 . Espec i a l l y searching for my g-grandf a th er -- Stephen B . MANKIN b . 15 Apr . 18190hio, md. Rachel P. Murrayb . 4 Jun e 1828. (Son of Thomas & Eliza . MANKIN & dau of Wm. & Elnor MURRAY . Need to know where in VA William HARRISON was b. and when md . to J ane COSTER b . VA. Who were their parents and from wher e ? Son Jos e ph Newton b . Jun e 9. 1856 md . Salinda SEARLES. Who were other children? Phyllis L . CLINE, 3795 East Seneca Co. Rd . , # 50, Tif fin. OH 4488 3 99 - 83. Searching for in fo about Jos hu a WILSON b . 1740 in Botetourt Co., VA and l ater se t t l ed in Rockca stle Co. , KY . He md. Catherine HOUGH/HUFF b. in 1768 in Montgomery Co .. VA the dau of Benjamin and Ruth HOUGH/HUFF . Mr s . Barbar a Ann RE N ICK. 311 Copa De Oro, Br ea, CA 92621 (714 ) 524-0364 100 - 83. Seek info on par ents of Mahala BISHOP (1830-1925), who md. William HALSEY and l i ve d at Mouth of Wilson , VA. Seek info on parents of John ALLISON , d. 1792, w ho md. Lucy RUTLEDGE. dau of Edward RUTLEDGE, d ~ 1787. Seek info on Thoma s ARMSTRONG, d . 1 77 6, who were his parents and his wife? Rob ert O. BA THIANY 3613 SW 328th St., Federal Way, WA 98003 101 - 83 . Want to correspond, exchan ge in fo with anyone researc hin g KARNES/KERN/CARNES or WAX/WACKS familie s with roots in Boteto urt or Bedford Cos. Mary CHEESEMAN, 3306 Ransom, Muskogee, OK 7440 1 102 - 83 . Seek parents of Deborah WRIGHT b. ca. 1789; md. Wil l i am WILSON 7 Feb. 1807, Bedford, VA; d. 7 Feb. 1853 Bedford, VA. Lawrence A. BELCHER. 4303 Croatan Road, Richmond, VA 23235 103 - 83. Seek info on parents of Levi GARRETT b. 1796/7 in N~. Went to TN in 1816. Md . 3 times. D. after 1880 in Lewis Co ., TN. Family tradition says was related to GARRRTTS o f Garrett Tobacco Fortune Fame but no proof. Will exchange info. Children were : James Bromfield GARRETT md. Charity "Polly" K IMMINS ; Temple H i cks GARRETT md. Henrietta HINSON; Lucy Ann GARRETT md . Willis D. HINSON; Jennie GARRETT md. Elijah BLACKBURN ; M i l l i e G ARRETT md. Robert BLACK; Adline; Mary and David. Se ek info on Rev . Thoma s DODSON- a Primitive Baptist Preacher fo r over 40 y rs . B. 10 Nov. 1805 in TN . D . 2.9 Dec. 1884 at Wesley, ARK . Fat h er ma y h ave been Willis DODSON . Will exchange info. John C. GARRETT. 5400 Bernard Dr. F-208, Roanoke, VA 24014 �104 - 83. Seeking info as to wh e reabouts of William BARROW and his wif e Juli a A . LESTER BARROW between 1865 and 1876. Family livin g i n Henry Co ., VA . in 1860 and during Civil War. Arrived in Flo yd Co .. GA . circa 1876 . Mrs. Norman L. CANOVA, 1516 West Benjamin Holt Drive, Stockton. CA 95207 105 - 83 . Ne e d parents : William BLANCHETT md. 1829 Stacy FITZGER AL D; Jos e ph NUNN md. 1 750 Elizabeth INGRAM; Joseph Edmund PIKE md . 1840. Sarah Elizabet h BEASLEY; James TAYLOR md. 1806 Tabitha BOAZ; Geo r ge FULCHER md. 1783 Fannie PENN; Francis NOWLIN md. 1801 Sally SHELTON. All Patrick/ He nry Cos. or northeast NC. Kathl yn TOLLIVER. 1255-14 Amethyst St., Mentone, CA 92359 106 - 83 . I would we l come a ny additiona l info about Arnold SHELL (or SCHELL / SCHOLL / SHEAL / SHILL / SHULL) who appears on the list of tithabl es i n th e New Riv e r Settlement 1771-1772; Muster Roll of Fine ast 1 e Mi 1 i t i a 177 4 ; Record of Plotts and Warrants to Officers and Soldi ers from Earl of Dunmore 1773-1774 ; was paying taxes in East T N by 1 778. I need to know if there is any relationship to Jacob SHELL or P eter SCHOLL of New River. Date of birth ; parentage; marriage; etc. Charles Jam es SHELL, Jr. , 2923 Mosby St., Alexandria , VA 22305 107 - 83. Seekin g descendants of any MARRS of southwest VA counties. William MARRS from VA to Logan Co., KY ca. 1789, brother Hu gh MARRS from VA t o Wilkes Co., GA ca. 1783. Some allied VA families: BUCHANAN, SHELTON, SHANNON, TOLLET , CARNAHAN, MAXWELL , FURGASON , THOMPSON, WYNNE , SIMPSON. Researching GAITHER NC/TN; FULP/PHELP NC/TN , DANLEY KY with poss. southwest VA connections ante 1800. Seeking info Lt. Andrew EDMONDSON, Elijah DeBUSK, Fielding LEWIS, GAMBLE and WRIGIIT families ante 1850' s in Washington Co ., VA. Mrs. Connie Love LAWSON, 223 Dryden Dr., Vallejo, CA 94591 108 - 83. Searching for parents of Frances JORDAN, b. 1 Jan. 1815. D. 28 Mar. 1887. Md. July 1837 to James F. HOLBROOK. They li ved in Wise Co., VA. Is there a COVEY- JORDAN relationship? Willi am BRITT and Dolly DAVIS were md. 1 Mar. 1791 in Montgomery Co ., VA. No record of them in Montgomery Co . after 1819. Is this the same William BRITT who was in Carter Co., TN in 1830? Would like to correspond with anyone working on BRITT in VA or TN. Searching for parents of Hopkins RICHARDSON, b. 1821 in NC. And his wife Mary DAVIS, b. 1825, Grayson Co., VA. They were in Russell Co. , VA in 1850 and Wise Co . in 1870. Hilda BRITT PADGETT, 405 Ohio Ave. 1 Erwin, TN 37650 1 09 - 83 Trying to find any info on George W. ALLEN, b . ca 1840 , possibly Pittsylvania or Halifax Co . , VA , md. Eliza C. FARMER, b . ca . 1842 in VA. Their children were: William H. ALLEN , b . 18 7~; Emma K. born 1874; Harvey Burt b. 1876; and Jennie White ALLEN , b. 1878 . Who were George and Eliza parents? Whomdid the children marry? Where did they die? Also, trying to find anythipgon the children of William Alexandria and Mary Ann POOLE. Children were Ella; Algie Lee; Ollie; Cora A.: Laura; Maud B. and Earnest O. POOLE . Would like to hear from anyone working on the ALLENs and POOLEs of ~f Pittsylvania and Halifax Cos . , VA and Person Co. , NC . Jodie UPDIKE, Rt. 1, Box 281 , Billings, MO 65610. �B0 0 K R EV I UJ S by Belva M Counts GLADE HILL HIGH SCHOOL THE HISTORY OF GLADE HILL HIGH SCHOOL 1935- 1 951 , FRANKLIN COUN TY, VA., was published in 1982. The hi sto ry i s ded i cated to pri n c ipal ~ A. D• Ra ms e y •. E . M• Te r r y a n d Gu s M• La w • I t i s p u b 1 i s h e d i n ho n o r of the graduates of the school and in memory of de parted classma tes. A.list of graduates for each year is inc luded, with school ac tivi ties and many picture s. There is a list of those who served their ~ountry in World War II. A gift co py has been p l aced in the Vi r g inia Room of the Roanoke City Public Libr ary . The book may be o rdered from Franklin County Merchants and Business Mens Associat i on, Box 606, Rocky Mount, Va 24151. The price is $3.00. * * * * VIRGINI A CHASTIANS GENEALOGY AND FAMILY HISTORY by Lowell B. Chastai n This is an outstanding book of records of the Chas t ian fa mily of France and Virginia . All spe llin gs of the nam e h ave been i ncluded. The author has included documents of Vi rginia counties an d records of other states. Anyo ne interested in the family s hould write Lowell B. Chastain, 331 N. Locus t st. , Eli zabet h town, PA 17022 for copies of the book. Price is $15 . 00. A g i ft copy of the book has been placed in the Virgi nia Room of the Ro anoke Ci ty Public Library, Roanoke, Vi rginia. * * * * CHAMBERS HELPING CHAMBERS , Vol . III, No. 1 ** CHAMBERS HELPING CHAMBERS is a family newslette r publish e d 3 times each year, Jan., April, Oct . The price is $12.00. Types of records in this issue are cemeteries, census, ma rria ge, ob ituaries, pensions {Rev.) and wills. They are from the fo l lowing s tates, Arkansas, Ind ian a, Iowa, Mary land , Nebraska , New J ersey, North Caroli na, Ohio, Penn ., S.C., Tenn. , Texas and Vir g ini a . Contact Claudette Mae rs, PO Bo x 37010, Bloomington, MN 5543 1 * * WOODSON WATCHER PLUS * * ALLI ED LIN ES, Vo 1. I, No. 2** WOODSON WATCHER PLUS ALLIED LINES is publi she d 3 times eac h year, Nov., March and July. The price is $ 10 . 00. Corres pond e nce s hould be mailed to " Cla ud et te's" , 8116 Pill sb ury Ave. South , Bloo mington, MN 55420. A variety of records ; s includ e d, as census, court records, marriages, family sheets and Revolutionary war records, places of records, and queries. States in cl ud ed are Alabama , Georgia, Kentucky Missouri, N.C., Penn ., Va. and England . **A Review copy has been placed in the Virgini a Room of the Roanoke City Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. I I �r DESCEN D AN T S OF W ILLI AM by Dr. AND W i ll i a m CAT H E RIN E A ll ee ( BEC K ) SA ND Y Sa n dy Willi am SANDY was born about 1765 in North Carolina and married in 17 87 Catherine BECK who'd been born in North Carol ina in Nev ., 1765 . They probably started their married life in Granville or Wake Count y, North Carol ina , but soon moved to the part of Rowan County, North Carolina, that is no w Davidson County . From ' t he re t hey moved (abou t 18 10) to Tennessee where they lived a while before moving to Washington County, Indiana, (were t here as early as Aug . 1816) where William SANDY died of tuberculosis in early 1826. Catherine died in Apr . 1845 and was bu ri ed in the Stierwalt Cemete r y near Paragon, Morgar. County, Indiana . William and Catherine (BECK) SAND Y ha d the following children : Henry SANDY (1788-1855) whom . Elizabeth "Betsey" CARSON (1804-1881); Carrie H . SAN DY (1792 1852) who mar r ied F rederi ck GOSS (1784 - 1868); Jeremiah "Jerry" SANDY (1793-1869) whom. El izabeth Rinan ,.Betsy" GOSS (17g7 1875); Thomas SANDY (1797 - 1863) whom . first Sarah "Sal ly" BU SH (1785 - 1846) , m . second Mrs. Nancy ( BROWN ) JOHNS (1799 1873); Ma ry "Polly" SANDY (1800 - 1875) m. first Abraham ST IERWALT (1797 - ), m . second Willi am H . V OSHFLL ( 179 1 1861); Elizabeth SANDY (1801 - 1875) m . John STIERWAL T (1798-1876); Catherine SANDY (1 804- 1890) rn . Davi d BUSH (1796-1885); Wi lliam H. SANDY (1806-1885 ) m . Lucinda THOMPSON (1811- 1879); and Lucy SAN DY (1 809 - 1895 ) whom . A dam STIERWA L T (1800-1890) . Beginnin g in 1889 , Dr. William R. SANDY began col lecting information on this family; ther e is no way h is resea rch ca n be reproduc ed today . Besides his valuable contribution s, he also noted the cause of death wh enever he coul d whi ch co ul d form the basis for an interesting and valuable genetic study. About 1939 Dr. William R . made copies of his not es whi c h he shared w ith Dr. William A. SANDY who did extensive research on bringing several branches of the family up to date . Dr. Will aim A . died befo re he cou ld finish his work, but his widow (Harriett SANDY) and John V . BECK have worked to prepare his manuscript for publication. John V . BECK has added notes and cross - references as well as adding a complete index . In the book's 200± pages are traced about 3,000 of the descendants of this pioneer couple . Many of these are concentrated in Indiana, Nebraska and Iowa, but r ep resentat ives of the family reside in nearly every state in the union . Other surnames significan t in this records include A L LEE, ARNOLD, BRYANT, D ITTEMORE, GUY, HALE, HAM, JOHNS. KNOY, L ABERTEW, LINGLE, LOWER, McCARTY , RATTS and WR IGHT. A picture of Or. William A . SAN DY, several snapshots of the cemete ry where Catherine (BECK) SANDY and many of her descendants are bu ri ed and a map of parts of Owen and Morgan Counties, Indiana, have also been included. Two hundred hard-bound copies of the book have been ordered, wi ll be ava il ab l e somet ime in Mar. 1983 and are being sold at $15.00 a copy, postpa id (actua l printing cost). Not only wi ll t hese books beco me heirloom s - o rd er one for eac h of you r children - they can be valuab l e addit ions to your county ' s li bra ry, histo rical or genea lo gica l soc i ety. Dr. Willi am A . SANDY also traced many lines of his direct ancestors back in so me cases over 1,000 yea rs. Thi s wou ld not be of interest to a ll , but if you are in te rested in being notified when thi s is ready (cost should be abo ut $5.00 ) please note . Please send co pi es @ $15.00 each, postpaid, to: Name l\ddress - _. - ..j..J __ ___ _ -£ -- Send ord ers to : John V. BECK 9060 Maxw ell Te rra ce Bloomin gton IN 47401 J Check here if you w ish to be not i fied when the information on Dr. S' s [ ancesto(s isco mpl eted ••.. : ... ~ ...... nctarl in rPrP ivinn th I S notice. I hanKs . . )..> -.:::s �WILLIAM LAWS ON , A SCOTTISH REBEL William Ia.wson was born 1731 i n S cotland a nd was transpor ted to the Colonies as a captured rebel after the battl e of culledon . He died i.n 1 826 and was buried in Scott County, Virginia near the Snowflake community. The book c ontains hundreds of descendan ts f r om Southwest Vi rginia and Kentucky as we l l as other parts of ·the count ry. Book contains approx irna tely 450 pages , i ndexed , hardcover, easy to read print, and over 100 pictures and illustrations . Eleven chapters and two appendixes make up thi s book. Appendix One chroni c les the early school system of Wise County, Two Coun try Preachers Remembered , The Ia.wson Reunions and Our Fa mily Album. Appendi x Tw o chronicle::; some of the Allied families, such as: ADDINGTON, BISE, BON D, BUCHANAN , DA VIS , HOLBROOK, MCCI.ELLA.N , MCCONNELL, MEADE, POR'IER-, POWERS , ROSE and WEL.lS families . There are several interesting features i n this book that are of histori cal v a lue , such as, Early Railroad Building i n Southwest Virg i n i a , The American Revolution, The Civil War, An Unus u a l Deer Kill , The Early Method ists , and many more . Besides the begetting, the his torical content makes i nteresting reading. This . book will be available the fi rst of S e p tember and th ose who wish to r eserve their copy now must enclose their c ashiers check or mo n ey ord er for $42 . 00 made payable to IAWSON FAMILY HISTORY , c / o Golda laws o n P orter , Rt J Box J15 , Coeburn, VA 242JO. Add $3. 00 for p ostage and handling . WILLIAM IAWSON, A SCOTTISH REBEL by Bi l l y Ray Porter. II::=================================== ============ ========= = ======= ==== ~ II It II II II EXCHANGE RESEARCH: Wish to exchange r e s e arch informati on with s omeone from the Albany- Schenectady area of New York S tate for my res earch in.f orma ti on for them in southwestern Virginia. i M 11 1~======= ============================ = == ============ = ========== = === = === ===== =11 THE IAST WORD I was g iven a copy of a l e tter saying "after months of wo rk , my new book, THE AMAZING STO RY OF THE IN AMERICA , ++++ i t ltlttl++++tt I lillil+++++++++++++I I I I++++ + is ready for pri nting a nd you a re in i t . " 'Ibis book i s s imilar to othe rs like the :+; Bailey 'woman' book --- i t is mostly a AMHERST, BEDFORD, CAMPBELL + list of names f r om city directorie s with general articles on g ene a logy , coat of :J: a nd adj acent counties :t arms, etc . If you want a list of na mes of people with your surname in the US, t++ :J: CENSUS COURTHOUSE CEMETERY NEWSPAPERS buy i t -- There is n o book that can inclu.i i all people of t h e same surname to go back Travel within 100 mil e r adi us of to the same ances tor, -- too many changes of spelling, l a ter immigrations , e tc; LYNCHBURG Real ly enjoyed the Workshop and learned a. lot . Met new p e ople and r enewed old Ann Lawrence McAl ister , C . G. R.S . friendships. See you at the next 3609 Tanglewood Lane + meeti ng. Ba.b e Fowler, editor Lynchburg, VA 24503 SASE f or r ates ti ~~~~ t: i t ti t It i i· + +itl•i+il l +i+++++++ ltllit++illltl lit++++++++++ �GUIDELINE3 FOR VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Materi al for publication : 1. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 7, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource 1777 Militia Roll of Fincastle County; Bedford County Legislative Petitions, 1825-1844; 1883 Census of the Town of Roanoke (continues in next issue). Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1983 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv7n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4901/VANv7n2.pdf f5dcf32166e504952f356ace896a7bf5 PDF Text Text Virginia MAY 1983 Appalachian Notes Pittsy~"ia Carroll Go l a" Danville • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGI CAL S OC IETY OFFICERS ... President First Vice- President ,. Second Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Ms Nancy Barton H. 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G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N O T E S Published quarterly by Southweste rn Virginia Genea logi cal Society, Inc. ==== === ===== === === ======= ========== =============================== Volume VII - No. 2 - May 1983 CONTENTS President ' s Me s sag e Bedford Co , Va, Leg islative Petitions Gile s Co, Va, - Ferrell Cemetery Wi s e Co. , Va, - Willis Cemetery 188 3 Ce ns us - To wn of Roanoke, Va Co x Fa mily Bible I nd ex to Qu eri es Queries Book Re v i ews Periodicals 47a 47 61 62 63 77 78 79 85 86 =========== =========================== == ========================= Due to the construct ion at the Central Roanoke City Publi~ Lib rar y we are meeting at the Jefferson Street Baptist Church , 19 Al bemarl e Ave, SE , in the basement. The entrance is in the front, to t he right of the steps. The time is 1:30 pm - the third Saturda y of each month. May 21 June 18 Jul y 16 Aug 20 Sept 17 Ali ce Hanawalt, Natio nal Park Service Field Trip to VPI Library & Smithfield Plan t ation Workshop Katherine Bushman, "Augusta Co., Va." Joseph E Wi lliams, " Emery & Henry College, s lides on Washington Co . , Va , & ol d l et te rs" We hope to see all of you at t hese meetings -- learn s ometh i ng, meet o l d friends and make new fr iends . ========================================================== ======= copyright , Roa nok e, Va . , 198 3 �PRESIDENT'S MESSA GE It seems summer is on the way ! With t h (! appro1c-hi11~ <;u1111.v1 our members will be planning f or family rc...:uni.n11s .111J invo l ving travel. While you mak e your plans 11101-·· r1•.s1· thl' su1run1·r-, J <ll forget to l eave time on your cal e ndar for Lwo spt·ci.al 1·v1·nl.s SWVGS has planned. :nunLhs il ch don't LhL" On June 18, we will bl· vi.siLi.1w Smi.Lhl ic..:ld P l ant - a tion and doing research at the Virginia Tt :c h Li.b1.11·y . Thi.s shou ld be a very e njoyable day and field trip for our m1•rnb··rs . -16th is another important day . Also, July The SvNGS wil l b1· sponsor in g it' s Sixth Annual Genealogical Workshop at th e fi.rst Un i ted M<:'thodist: Church in Salem, Va. Our guest speakers will bl.! Mr . John Fredirick Dorman, editor of the Virginia Gen e alog i st and Mr . Richa rd MacMas t e r s , Professor of History at James Madison Univ e rsity. We forward to a most interesting and informative day. ar e looking Th e SWVG S !lopes to see you at these events and wishes you an e njoyabl e and profitable summer! Nancy E . Barton President ll====================================================================== ========t Reverend Edward Morgan, Pioneer Minister of South West Virginia, 1751-1844 !! H $10.00 H History of Snowville I: II :f II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II (price omitted) Births & Deaths recorded in Pulaski Courthouse: 1853-1870 ........ . . Marriages Recorded in Pulaski Courthouse · 15 . 00 Vol. I 1839-1900 ... . ... .. ... .. ....... . .... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Vol. II 1900-1933 .... . ...... . . . . . . . ... . . · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · ..... . 25 . 00 25 . 00 Excerpt from Hardesty 's Encyclopedia containing History & Personal Sketches. Counties: Gi les, Pulaski, Wythe, Montgomery, S myth, Bedford, Roanoke, Amherst •. • .....••• . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · . .. . . . •.• Individual Counties only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reprint of Rev Goodrich Wi lsons ' Historical Newspaper Articles •....• Reprint of Anne Worrell 's 'Over the Mountain Men ' , a Brief of Wi l ls and Marriages of Fincastle & Montgomery • •• · · · · · · · · · • . . . . . • • . • . . 15 .00 J . 50 10.00 8 . 00 Clarita H M~rgan, 4600 Newbern Hgts, The above may be ordered from: Pulaski , Va, 24J01 II "============================================================================::::11 t.., '°' • :,; .A \/ l'·.\..:i > • • • • ·- ' • •" • ' ' ,. '1 I \: ·,--'1, ..... / ·,\,-I- • •~ 'n 1· \._ j L s �4-7 BEDFORD COUNTY , VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS The following is fro m "Fifth Annual Report of the LIBRARY BOARD of the Virginia State Library = 1907 - 1907", Richmond; Iavis Bottom, _Superintenden t of Public Printing ; 1908 . These are abstracts of the l egislative petitions in the Virginia State Archives, Richmond , Virgin i a . A photocopy or, in some cases, a photostat is necessary , may be obtained of the document. There is a minimum order of $8 . 00 on material t hat is to be mailed (as of 1980) . On petitions where several c oun t ies are listed - check all counties listed as there is one original and c opies pla ced in the other counties (folders ). RUFFIN, EDMD, JR. 1777. Nov. 16. A 1662 . Compensation for slave named Dick, who ran a way and attempted to board Dunmore's fleet at Norfolk, but was captured and s ent to the public jail . Petitioner appli ed t o Committee of Safety for slave, but was informed that negro was so seditious that he would be sent to West Indies or l ead mines as an example. And about that time the slave di e d . n15 allowed. Statement of Committee of Safety that Ruff in had received one of his runaway slaves but was r e fused Dick. A list of negroes sent to prison. QUARLES, JOHN, County Lieutenant. 1778 . Oct. 22. A 1664. Petitioner was directed to take sum of L2J6. 16. and appoint officers to recniit for State service. Money was divided among officers but they returned it with statement that soldiers could not be recruited on terms offered. Amond the money returned were three counterfeit bills to amount of L1J. 10. Petitioner asks that he be not required to lose this money, as he received nothing for whole transaction. Two affidavits. Bill reported. INHABITANTS of Bed.ford & Amherst . 1778. Nov. 21. A 1665. Establishment of ferry over Fluvanna River from Nicholas IE.vies' lands at mouth of Battery Creek to mouth of Otter Creek in Amherst. Thomas Logwood, Isaac Banni ster, Simon Miller, Peter Ferquesan, John Hook , James Davis and 15 others. Reasonable. CALLAWAY, JAMES. 1779. May 18. A 1666. Robert Cowan, Scotchman and Tory who was refused admission into State, has, in defiance of goveniment, come into Bed.ford. and is living on his estate . Reported . nrnABITANTS. 1779. May 24. A 1667. New county south of Staunton River. Water courses on way to courthouse are difficul t to cross and many people live from JO to 50 miles distant . Thos. Watts , Henry Guttry, Wm . Christopher, Peter Wood, Peter Holland, Aquilla Green and 56 others . Duplicate 1 with 45 names , 2 wi t h 60 names, J with 6J names, 4 with 40 na mes. Referred . �L FREEHOLDERS. 1779 . May 24. A 1668 . Protes t again divi~1on of county further than pa rt s out h of Staunton River . Dl mlcls t of' war people wish to incur expense of new county buildin(~, which 'h"ill be burden too heavy to be endured . B3.rnabas Arthur, Jacob Irion I Lewis Irion, Benjamin J ohnson , William Owen , Franci3 C~rby and 527 others . INHABITANTS • 1779. Nov. 9. A 1669. New Col!.nty . Petitioners live in Bed.£ord south of Staunton River and have JO and 50 miles t o go to court . 'Ibey wish that sout heni part of county be addt:d to part of Henry. Thomas Arthur, 'lhos . Doggett , Wil liam Walton , William Wright , John Underwood, Will iam Slone and 94 others . Referred . INHABITANTS • 1780. May 23. A 1670. Es tablishment of new coun ty south of Staunton River. Petitioners have to g o JO or 60 miles t o court, are liable to be impos ed upon by tax a ssessors , and besides have difficulty in bringing g rain t o po in t s in di c a ted by l a w, of which there are only one or two in e a ch county . Will iam Martin, Brittan Scruggs , John Harris, John Starkey , Aquilla Greer, John Craghead and 25 others . FREEHOLDERS . 1780 . May 23. A 1671. Protes t agains t a ny o t her d ivis ion o f Bed ford than of that part of it south of Staunton River , Jesse Burton, Henry Tate, Christr. Lynch, Jos eph Blankins h i p, Wm . Perrey, Harry Wilay and 51 others. FREEHOLDERS. 1780. May 2J. A 1672 . Same as A 1680. Joshua E'.arly, John Leftwich, George Lambert, Andrew Blackburn, Caleb Callaway, Ralph Smith and 21 others . ROSS , DAVID. 1780. Nov . 11. A 1673 . Establishment of ferry on James River from Archy ' s Creek in Bedford to land of Robert Bolling in Amherst . Reasonable . INHABITAN1S. . Nov. 20. A 1674. Protest against law making debts and loan office certificates payable according to depreciation of money issued by Congress and State . Those holding bills of credit are as much entitled to payment in specie as those hol ding loan office certificates, since both bills and certificates have been regularly used in trading. Moses Mcil~ain , Joseph Goff , John Burford, Chas. Lambert, Nathaniel Harris, Rush Milam and 69 others. To lie on table. 1780. MEAD , JOHN, County Jailor. 1780. Nov . 21. A 1675, Recompense for expense incurred in keeping in jai l number of persons arres ted las t s ummer on suspic ion VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �of conspiracy against United States . Auditor will allow only common fees granted for criminals, which are insufficient . AJ.lowed t.6 , 480. TERRILL , HARRY • 1780 . Dec . 18. A 1676 . Further allowance for himself and eight others , who served as guards to convey to prison a number of persons suspected of treason a gainst State. Auditor ' s allowance was no t sufficient. Rejected . WARD, JOHN. 1780. Dec . 19 . A 1677 . Payment of certificates granted petitioner f or supplying provisions to troops, which certificates have been refused payment by auditor. Allowed nJ,028. J. 4. INHABITANTS . 1781. Nov . 21 . A 1678 . Protest against division of county. Petition ers have had county s urveyed and find it smaller than was s upposed. Courthous e is situated in center of county and militia is divided into two battalions . James Callaway, Charles Callaway , W. Read , Wm. Callaway, John Callaway, Bounie Price and Fran . Thorp . Reasonable. INHABITANTS . 1781. Nov. 21 . A 1679, Division of county and formation of new county . Bed.ford is 70 miles long and 35 miles wide and many people have to go great distances to courthouse. 'Tu.x access ors cannot get around to perform duties . Militia numbers 1,700. Wm. Armstrong, Jas. Sharp, James King, Robt. Annstrong , John Dooley, John McClanthan and J2 others. Duplicate 1, with 49 names, 2 with 110 names, 3 with 69 names, 4 with 155 names, 5 with 61 names, 6 with JO names, 7 with 54 names, 8 with 20 names, 9 with 7 names, 10 with 47 names, 11 with 72 names, 12 with 46 names, 1J with 85 names. TA TE, CALEB . 1781 . Nov . 24. A 1680 . Payment for whiskey and writing paper furnished by petitioner to Virginia troops in South Carolina, or lost after defeat at Camden . (The American army lost most of its effects at Camden.) Petitioner lost 550 gallons of whiskey and five reams of paper, besides two teams. Reported. M&AD , JOHN. 1781. A 1681. Allowance of t.00 due petitioner, but Dec. 7 . which was lost tum by some error when his account was settled. Reasonable. READY , I SAAC. 1782. May 2 0. A 1682 . Aid from State. Petitioner was a soldier of Bedford militia under Col. Lynch and was wounded in hip at Guilford Courthouse. His wound is still uncured and he has a family to support. Reported . VrRr rNr .A.... -- -·-- 11 f.ln"'' A.rt., 11., �INHABITAN'IS of Russell Parish in Bedford & Campbell . 1782. June J . A 168J. Division of parish alon1: lh.e of county division of Bedford and Campbell . Parish is extensive and in convenient . Richard Stith, John Quarles , W. Mead , W. Lcfw i ch , John Calloway , Arch. Moon , John Caffery , Robert Alexander , Gr . F. Lewis, Iavid G. Talbot. Bill brought in . LYNCH , JOHN . 1782. June J. A 1684. Repeal of a ct d iscontinuing ferry on Fluvanna River from petitioner ' s lan d in Bedford t o h i s land i n Amherst. Bill drawn . INHABITAN'.IS . 1782 . June 8 . A 1685 , Division of county , form ing new coun t y along Blackwater and Staunton , wi th J 2 0 mil itia and 6 00 t ithables . Thomas Arthur , John S t arkey , J ess e Dillion , William Markum, John Banks, James Marxum a nd J16 oth ers . Duplica te 1 with 86 names , 2 with J9 names , J wit h 32 na mes . GILL, WILLIAM. 1782 . Nov. 16. A 1686. Petitioner is only blood relation in America of Rev . John Brander of Bedford, who will ed hi s estate to one John Brander, British subject, and e s ta t e escheated to Commonwealth. Petitioner asks that estate be giv e n to him as he has taken an active part on American s ide · Reas onable . MEMBERS of Bedford Court. Nov. 20. A 1687. Establishment of t own of Liberty, new county seat of Bedford . Petitioners were given si te, which is near center of county, and public buildings are in course of erection . Jeremiah Pate Gross Scruggs , Robt . Ewing, Wm . Callaway, Wm. Trigg, James B~ford., Thos. Leftwich, Henry Buford . Reasonable. 1782 . TNHMBITAN'.IS OF North Side , 1782 . Nov. 22. A 1688. Act directing building of n e w Bedford public buildings in center of county . County has been s urveyed and site for buildings offered by one Tu.~id Wri g ht within one mile of center of county . Notwithstanding this, jus tices have decided to put up buildings five miles from center , which is an injustice. John Reaves , Chas . Lambert, John Ross Dewitt , John Hill, Samuel Hins ley, William Williams and 82 others. Duplicate with 65 names. Rejected. FREEHOLDERS. Nov. 2J. A 1689. Division of county and formation of new county along line of Blackwater and Staunton rivers. New county will contain 1, 600 ti thables , leaving Bed.ford with 1, 5 76 and Henry with 1, 5000. I saac Rentfro, Thomas Green, Charles Roston, Robert Wickens , Thomas Hus ton, John McGinnes and JOO others . Reasonable . 1782. INHABITAN'IS • 1782. A 1690. Formation of new county along line of S taunton and Blackwater rivers. New county would contain 1, 000 t i thables, _ YIRCJNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �- .5 I Bed.Iord 1 , 576 and Henry 1,500. Chattin Doggett, Moses Green, Jno . Gibson , Edward Wilson, William Mill~r, Samuel Langdon and 57 others. Duplicate with 58 names. See A 1689. INHABITAN TS . 178J . May 17 . A 1691. Establishment of ferry on Fluvanna River from Nicholas D3.vies ' land in Bedford to Thomas Waugh's land in Amherst . More convenient to petitioners than ferry near the mountains . Stephen Lyon , William Bryant , William Marsh, John Hardwick , John Ross Dewitt , William Wright and 85 others. Reasonable . INHABI TAN'IS . 178J. May 21. A 1692 . Act ordering removal of mill-dam across Goose Creek , which has entirely prevented passage of fish. Mill is in bad repair and of little use. Nathaniel Manson, Henry Haynes , Edward Hancock , John .Dearen, Samuel Gathright, Alva Fergu s on and 1J8 others . Next session . 178J. June 4 . A 169J . Same as A 1692 . Tho. Arthur, Isaac Rentfro, Theodri ck Webb , Joshua Willson, James Will, Wm. Akers and 104 others . Duplicate 1 with 49 names, 2 with 91 names. GILL , WM. 178J. J une 7 . A 1694. Grant of estate of Rev . John Brander, willed to a British s ubject and therefore escheated to the State , to petitioner as only American heir and an active patriot. Reasonable. MOORE , JOSEPH & WILLIAM COWAbl, Attorneys for Robert Wal ton, Jr. of Georgia. 1?8J. June 9. A 1695, Walton, in 1779, because of approach of Britis h army, came to Virginia with his slaves. He borrowed b12,000 from Col . James Calloway, depositing with Calloway JO of his s laves as security . According to tenns of contract, Callowa y was to take payment in slaves or money. At time of contract Walton knew nothing of act of 1778 "for preven ting the further importation of slaves," which entirely prevented his fu lfillment of the contract. Petitioners now ask that Walton ' s slaves may be applied to discharge of his debts to Calloway and others , which cannot be done under the act. Reasonable. WARD, HENRY. 1784. June 5 . A 1656 . Petitioner was quartermaster of Virginia militia at Salisbury and at Ninety-six under Col. Carrington until taken prisoner by enemy, when he lost horse and trappings. Asks recompense for this. Reported. CHURCH , ROBERT 1784. Jun e 8. A 1697, Petitioner served in Bedford militia und er Col. Lynch in North Carolina, and was wounded in the rig ht a rm, so that he cannot work. He therefore asks for re1 ier. Al.lowed ~10 down and half pay for 4 years. u -, '..!.!. ·3\s:!; . I " •....~ . ,·' . 'c ~~---..;--_..:;;; t \ t I I ... ·,_ • \I~-"'-'---• : i .· ~' ~;:::.;....;.......:...-~ '" fi ' �MEAD, WILLIAM. 1784. Nov . 20. A 1698 . Authority for the auditor to pay certificate received by p etitioner from one Michael Montgomery in payment of debt. Certificate was issued !or use of W't[;On in State service , but when petitioner presented it 1or payment he was told that time f or payment has expired . Rea~onable . Auditor to grant certificate . CHILES , JOHN. 1784. Nov. 20. A 1698 . Payme nt of certificate issued petitioner for provisions given under Provision Law. Petitioner presented certificate to Bedford Court and it was thence referred to autitor , who refused to pa y because time a l l owed for payme n t had expired . Reported. INHABITAN'IS on South Side of Staunt on River . 1785. Oct . 27 , A 1700. Formation of new county f r om s o uthern part of Bedford and part of Henry . Inconve n ient now f or peti tioners to reach courthous e . Thos . Arthur , Mo s es Greer , Ge o . Doggett, Patrick Lingoe, Wm. Miller , Wm. Pol la rd a nd 357 others . INHABITAN'IS of Bedford , Campbell & Amherst . 1785. Nov. 22. A 1701. Tobacco ins pection a t J.vrnch ' s F erry on James River. Town is about to be laid off t h e re wi th conv enient harbor, and inspection would save n200 o r nJOO a n nua l ly in carriage of refused tobacco . Chris topher Anthony, Edmund Tu.te , Zachariah Morman, D9.vid Johns on , Wm. Williamson, Anth ony North and JJO others . Duplicate 1 with 59 names , 2 with 6 1 names. INHABITAN'IS OF BEDFORD & ~AMPBELL, 1787. Nov. 1J. A 1702. Reimbursement for double payment of tax of ten shillings a hogshead on tobacco . Peti tione:rs paid duty at warehouse on upper James River and also a t Richmond. Thomas Simm.kins , Arthur Robinson , Jas . Callaway & Co. , James King . Referred . MOORMAN, CHA.RLE.5. 1787. Nov . 19, A 1703. Payment of I:,7 ,J..i49 . 12 . , certificate for which petitioner has los t . Asks for warrant f o r :r.7 . 8 . 6 . in specie , which is value of paper money named in c e rtificate . Rejected. CALLAWAY, JAMES , WILLIAM LEFTWICH & AR'IHUR MOSELEY . 1789. Oct. 24. A 1704. Petitioners are securities for Gross Scruggs, s heriff- in · 1784. - S cruggs farmed tax collection to Henry Trent and others, who failed to turn in whole amount. Judgment was obtained against Scruggs and pet itioners , a nd Scruggs obtained judgment against Trent and his s ecurities . Trent obtained a supersedeas in General Court, which i s s t il l pending, leaving Scruggs and peti tione:rs to p a y whole amount . Petitioners a s k s tay of execution until supers edeas is d e termined. Reported . �53 FREEHOLDERS . 1789 . Nov . 14 . A 1705 . Removal of mill-dams on Otter River from mouth to Logwood's , Kern ' s and Ewing's mills. Tu.ms now prevent fish f rom comi ng up river. Cornelius Noel, in spite of promise to keep passage open in his dam, has not done so. Andrew Hardy , Bernard Owen , John Williams , John Erwin, James Osbry , George Crump and 70 others . Duplicate 1 with 58 names, 2 wi th 16 names . Reported . s AUNDERS DAv ID & J A.MES ECKHOLS . 1790. Nov . 1. A 1706 . Remission of r.8 . 2 . 9. damages levied a gainst Charles Gwatkins , s heriff for 1789. Petitioners were deputi es and paid in t o treasury a ll but small amount of taxes, and would have paid t hi s but for difficulty in getting hold of tax books . This residue was soon after pa id but damages were assessed a ga i nst Gwatkins . Reported . I I CALLAWAY , WILLIAM, Late Sheriff of Bedford, JAMES CALLAWAY, WIUIAM Securities of OBADIAH HENRY TRENT . 1790. Nov. 20. A 17 07 . Petitioner , William Callaway, is in danger of ruin by misconduct of his deputies in collecting taxes for 1784, a nd 1785 , and judgments have been obtained against him, i n execution of which 20 ¢>f his slaves have been sold and res idue of his property is in process of sale . He, with other petitioners , asks a gran t of time in which to settle their obligations, as the securities are ample if time enough i s given to realize. Reported. LEFTWICH, J A.MES BUFORD , THOM.AS LUMPKIN & JOHN BOOTHE, HYLANDS, FERGUSON . Nov . J. A 1708 . Pension. Petitioner was soldier in Col . Crocke tt' s regiment and was disabled at Marti nsburg by esplosion of g un as he was pursuing an escaped British prisoner. Court certificate accompanying. Reported . 1791 . FREEHOLDERS . 1791. Nov . 12. A. 1709. Removal of mill-dams from Otter River, in order to allow fish to enter i t . One Cornelius Noel, in s pite of promi se made to keep his dam open i n spring, has closed i t and fish are blocked. James Wright, John Dooley, John Ewing, Zed. Caudler, John Sharp, Joseph Hurdy and 73 others. Reported. INHABITAN 'IS . 1791 . Nov. 12 . A 1710. Tobacco inspection at Bedford Courthouse , William Ewing, James Wright, John Graham, W. Wardian , John fuoley, Jr., John Wi te and 236 others. INHABITANTS . 1792. Oct. 11. A 1711. Tobacco, hemp and flour inspection on land of Nicholas Ihvies at Commerton Ferry, which is ome miles below .B3.lcony Falls. Prices are now so low that it will not pay petitioners to raise produce unless they can have cheap �water carriage . Thomas Logwood , Reuben Slaughter , Peter Mastin , Joseph Slaughter, Wm . S . Mc Gehee , Alex.r . Gray and 68 others . Referred . INHABITAN1S . 1792 . Oct . 11. A 1712. Tobacc o inspection at Commcrton. I saac 'Ihomas, 'Ihomas Lear, Charl es Jones , Matthew Worley, Charles Cox, Jacob Aheart and 85 others . 1792 . 171J. Cover of petition f or warehouse at courthouse , together with a list of names . Reported . A LEF'IWICH , WILLIAM. , JR. 179J. Nov. 4. A 1714. Petit i oner was deputy of Henry Buford , s heriff, and levied an execution upon lat e s h eriff Leftwich ' s property for balance of revenu e of 1787 . Property was not sold for want of buyers and petitioner c ould not make re turn of execution in time to avoid a fine . He asks t hat this f ine be remitted . Rejected . ECKHOLS , JAMES • 1794. Nov. 19. A 1715. Remission of damages l e vied against pe ti tioner for failing to make tax return in t ime . He was deputy of Henry Buford, sheriff , and was laid up by illness fo r t wo years. Reported . LEF'IWICH, WILLIAM, JR. 1795 . Nov . 21. A 1716. Repayment of fine charged a g ainst petitioner, who, as deputy sheriff in 1792, l e vied execution upon property of William Leftwich, late sheriff , for tax balance of 1787. Property was exposed but not s old for want of buyers, and petitioner was unable to return execution promptly because of his remote situation . Bill d rawn . CALLAWAY, JAMES, WILLIAM LEF'IWICH , THOMAS LUMPKINS , JOHN BOOTH & JAMES BUFORD, Securities of OBADIAH H. TRENT, former Deputy Sheriff. 1795. Nov. 25. A 1717 . Act providing that William Call away, late sheriff , may be released from further claims for t ax coll ecti ons upon payment of one-half a rrearages. Trent is a bankrupt , and at time he paid taxes certain warrants and certificates accepted for. taxes might have been bought for half their nominal value , while, as it is, petitioners must pay everything in specie. Reported. CLAYTON, SAMUEL. 1796. Nov . 11. A 1718. Duplicate of State certificate l ost by petitioner. Certificate was issued in name of Stephen Mitchell and interest had been drawn up to January 1 , 1794. Reported. CALLAWAY, JAMES, WILLIAM LEF'IWICH & THOMAS LUMPKIN . 1796. Nov. 2J. A 1719. Petitioners are s ecuritie s for Obadiah H. Trent, deputy Sheriff, who i s insolvent and petitioners have nearly paid tax colle ction due out of their property. Ihey have been collecting unpaid taxes in that part of Bedford which �55 is now Franklin , and to their surprise collection has been prevented and collector illtreated. 'Ihey ask for redress. Certificate of Frankl.in accompanying . Reported. RIPLEY, JAME3 . 1802 . A 1720 . . Establishment of town by name of Peel Brook, which petitioner has laid off along main road where it p~sses through Blue Ridge . Plan of town, rules governing sale of lots therein ar.d broadside advertising sale . Reported. JACKSON, H . 180J. Dec . 1J . A 1721 . Authority for persons having surveys to return same to register ' s office within six months after passage of the law. Rejected . WRIGHT, MATTHEW. 1804. Dec. 10 . A 1722 . Establishment of town on petitioner's land . He lives on main road leading from Liberty to Rocky Mount. Reported. CITIZENS of Bedford, Botetourt & Montgomery. 1805. A 172). Erection of Bedford, Botetourt and Montgomery east of the Alleghanies , into judicial district with court at Salem. Sweet Springs , present seat of Botetourt and Montgomery dis trict , is inacsible. W. I. Walker, John Haynes, A. Marshall, John Stith, Jacob Wagener and J50 others. BEDFORD, Botetourt & Montgomery. 1805. Dec. 2 . A 1724. New judicial district with court at Salem. Same as A172J. Sam Todd, Jr. , Robert Mitchell, Fleming Tregg, Wm. 'Tu.ylor, Thos. Bryan, Peter Nance and 128 others. Reported. LOT-OWNERS in Liberty . 1805. Dec. 1J. A 1725 . Extension of time limit for improving lots . John Otey , Wm. R. Jones, Wm. Thorp, J. Hawes, t{m. Watts, Peter Long and 19 others. Reported . .mHABITANIB of Bedford & Franklin. Dec . J. A 1726. Removal of fish dams in Staunton River, which entirely prevent passage of fish. Bowker Preston, John Lavis, Ia.niel James, Joseph Johnson, John Nemore, Iavid Howard and 16J others. 1806. DAVIES , TAMERLANE, W. W. Dec. J. A 1727 . Remonstrance against petition of James Waugh asking for establishment of ferry from Waugh's land to D:l.vies' land. Ferry would be no great public benefit and would injure petitioner. Walter Otey, Chas. C. Clay, Benjamin Rice, James Steptoe, Robert Cox, George Squires and J8 others. Reported. 1806. BURTON, ALEXANDER, Executor of JESSE BURTON. 1806 . Dec. 4 . A 1728. New receipt for $J,19J paid into treasury for Robert Burton, one of executors of William Burton, to be �applied to the seques t ration law . Receipt wa;, Jo~· t and treas urer will not issue new on e on his own authorl ty . Two papers accompanying. Bill dral-m . ADMINISTRATORS of JOHN PENDLETON 1808. Dec. 8. A 1729. Payment of State certificate::; hel<l by Pendleton. A bill for this purpose wa s i ntroduc ed in Horne last s ession but was held up by del egate fro m Bed.lord , who U1ouG"h t county might be interes ted i n matter . It appear.:; from records that certificates were s old l ong ago for benefit of county . Geo. Pickett, Rober t Pollard, N. Sheppard . List of certificat es . Reported . BAYNE, NANCY J . 1809, Dec . 12 . A 17JO. Divorce from her husband , Griffin Bayne . Immediately upon marriag e, Bayne charged her wi th un c haste conduct and has made ev ery effort to ru in h e r r e putation and to inflict all possible injuries . Reported . INHABITAN'IS . 1809, Dec . 8. 17J1. Act requiri ng t obacc o inspe ctors to state weight , color, quality a nd kind of each lo t of tobacco broug h t to them . There i s a troublesome practic e at i ns pecti ons of condemnation of tobacco by young men in ca se t hey d o no t wis h to buy, which practice injures many t obacco growers . Prospective purchasers will find from s t a teme n t of weig h t , color , quality, etc . , on inspectors' notes (as s ugge sted i n thi s petition as a remedy) just what they were offered . Nelson Anderson, John Morely, Richard Hutton, Fraze r Otey , J as . Mas t en, George Baber and 68 others. Duplicate with no na mes. Re j e cted . A WHI'.IE, JACOB, & MICAJAH DANS , JR . 1811. Dec. 4. A 17J2 . Petitioners, adminis trators of Thomas J. Logwood's estate , ask permission to sell c ertain lands f o r benefit of Logwood ' s widow and childr en . Bill drawn. BRUER, NANCY, WM. BRUER , MATTHEW WILSON, & JNO. MARABLE . 1811. Dec . 17. A 173J. Petitioners, heirs and representatives of heirs of Richard Bruer, deceased , a s k permiss ion to sel l certain lands, in order to discharge his debts and pres erve his personal property. Copy of will. Referred. SHREWSBURY, WILLIAM. 1811. Dec . 19. A 17J4. Permission to sell land i nherited by his children from their grandfather, Matthew Pate. Sale will be fo r benefit of heirs. Rejected. MILLER, MOSES , & JAMES. 1811. Dec. 19. A 1735. Release to petitioners of the Commonwealth's right in land left by their brother, Thomas Miller an alien. Bill drawn. MILLER, ANDREW . 1814. Oct 21. A 1736. Share i n e s tate of Thomas Mi ller, s ubjec t �by State to his brothers , James and Moses Miller. Petitioner was omitted in transaction although he has as good a right. Bill drawn . WARNER , ONEY , nee JOURDAN . 1814 . Oct . 21. A 1737 . Divorce from her husband, Osborn Warner, on grounds of desertion and bigamy. Eight affidavits and letter . Bill drawn . MURPHY, JOHN, SR . 1814 . Nov . 15 . A 17J8 . Grant to clear title to land. Petitioner applied for patent duri ng Revolution, and thinking he had received it, paid taxes on land for many years. He discovered , however, that he did not have patent and another claimant of land has appeared . Surveyor's certificate. Rejected . CITIZENS . 1816. Dec . 2 0. A 1739 , Repeal of act requiring clerks of courts of record to f orward to clerk of General Court all writings admitted to record in their courts. Clerk of General Court receives a fee f or this unnecessary performance. James Eckhols , I. Pate , Thomas Husey, Thomas Alexander, Samuel Willson, J. C. Stephen a nd J2 ot hers . Bill drawn. INHABITANTS. 1817. Dec. 12 . A 1740. Repeal of law requiring clerks of courts to make return of writings recorded in their courts to the clerk of the General Court. This law costs people $2,000 annually and gives them little protection , as only abstracts of records are kept in General Court. Instead, it is asked that permission may be given to deposit deeds and other instruments in courts of adjoining counties , and that in case of destruction of an original, copies may be used as true copies . Printed. M. Graham, Iaer McGeorge, Wm. Cook, Thomas Lumpkins, Eli D. Gilmore , Arch. Hatcher and JO others, Bill drawn. DOBYNS , SOPHA . 1817. Dec . 16. A 1741 . Divorce from her husband , Jonah Dobyns. She has suffered the most brutal treatment from him and fears for the property left her by her father, Col. Thomas Leftwich . Affidavit of Stephen Terry. Bill drawn. INHABITAN'IS. Dec. 9. A 1742. Establishment of town and tobacco inspection on land of William Hopkins, and permission to build bridge across Staunton River to Franklin . Jabez Leftwich, William Whitely, Wilkins G. Hunt, Saml . Flours, John C. Melro se , Anthony Wright and 76 others . 1818. INHABITANTS. 1818. Dec. 9. A 174J . Bridge over James River between Pattinsburg and Buchanan . Andrew Boyd, Jacob Cook , Solman Snider, Jno. Goinin, C. R. Palmore, Tho . Martin and 49 others. �51 HARDY , ROBERT . 1818. Dec . 12 . A 1744. Establishment of Hartlys·1ilJ c r.e.:ir Blue Ridge . Petitioner has sold 60 l ots a lready . P i J l dr7lwr: . BEDFORD Justices of Peace. 1818. Dec. 16 . A 1745. Petitioners have made rec ommendations for sheriff and military officers to g overno r and council , but latter have failed to make any appointment . 'Ihe situation i ~ embarrassing and petitioners ask that the manner of civil and military appointments may be clearly fix e d by law . J abex Leftwich, Pleasant M. Goggin, Laurence McGeorgc , Edmd . Pate , Saml . Mitchell, William Irvine, James Gwa tkin, Mi tche ll Ewing , James Otey . Referred. JUSTICES, Dec. 2J. A 1746. Act directing mann er of making nomination for sheriff and other off icers . Thomas Logwood, oldest magistrate in county, was entitled to nominati on , b ut i t was refused him on ground that he had o nce been s h e riff . Th . Soll , Nath. I. Manson, B. M' Ihniel, Joseph Slaughter , Chas . Markle, 'Tu.mberlane W. W. IE.vies and 1J others . Referred . 1818. LEF'IWICH, JOEL, former Sheriff , 1820. Dec. 8. A 1747, Relief from damages incurred on ac count of insolvency of one of his deputies, William Hopkins . Hopkins' security has been converted into cash but fails to cover his indebtedness , and judgments have been g iven against petitioner. Bill drawn . \ WOODY, PEGGY. 1820. Dec. JO. A 1748. Petitioner, widow and administratrix of William Woody, asks permission to sell 100 acres of land for benefit of heirs . Copy of William Woody's will . Rejected , LEF'IWICH, JOEL, former Sheriff. 1821. Dec. 10. A 1749 . Remission of darnanges paid because of insolvency of deputy, William Hopkins, and consequent judgments rendered against petitioner. Hopkins ' estate was sol d but failed to cover debt , and petitioner has therefore los t heavily in settling with State . Bill drawn. LEF'IWICH, AUGUS TINE . 1821. Dec . 20. A 1750 . Act legal izing petitioner's marriage with Hulda Hackworth, his deceased wife's sister. He did not know the marriage was unlawful but has been presented to county court therefor. Rejected. INHABITAN'IS of Bedford, Franklin, Pittsylvania & Campbell. 1822 . Jany. 8. A 1751. Formation of new county for petitioners ' convenience . Henry Y. Will iamson, Peter Bernard, Jr . , Thomas Heptinstall, Levi Agel, William Craghead , Alex. Gray and 837 others . l �PARKER, MO.S~. JA.°:.J . , & JOHN & SALLY RAMSEY . 1822 . Dec . 11 . A 1752 . Release to petitioners by Commonwealth of land left by t he i r natural father, James Orrey or Urrey, soldier in Revolution . Orrey willed land to petitioners, but through carel essness of one Christopher Sutton, will was not recorded and land has escheated . Orrey's patent, six tax receipts and two affidavits . Bill drawn and reported. TRUSTEES of New London Academy . 1822 . Dec . 15 . A 1754. Appropriation from Literary Fund for Academy . For a t i me a cademy f lourished, but it has no pennanent funds and for s ome years past has languished. John Watts, Wm. I rwine , Jno . T. W. Read, James Steptoe, Alexander Austin, Seth Ward and 6 others . La.id on table . CITIZENS . 182J. Dec . 15 . A 1754 . Chang e in order of district court. As at present a rrang ed , Campbell is first county to have court in di s t r i c t and Bedford i s second . Requires three or four days for judge to t:ravel the 80 or 90 miles between the two courthouses , thus giving Bed£ord one court day only . District should be a rranged thus -- Campbell, Buchkingham, Bedford, which would g ive Bed£ord six days in term. Thomas Preston, Stephen Preston, Jr., Willia m Solman, J. C. Steptoe, V. A. Thomps on, John Apworth and 6 others . Reported. INHABITAN'IS . 182J. Dec . 19. A 1755, New el ection precinct in southern part of county. Diffi cult for petitioners to cross Goose Creek. William Hackworth , Samuel Headen , Henry Moss, Geor ge Vinsey, Jeremiah Cundiff, Bill Murphy and 94 others . La.id on table. INHABITANTS . 1824. A 1756. Act authorizing completion of bridge over James River above present toll bridge. Capt. William Mitchell began bridge but has met wi th disaster. J. C. Steptoe , Chas. Markle, Jno. D. Stratton, Thomas Grisson, Alexr. Irvin, John Blaker and 18 others . ARTHUR, JOHN. 1825. Jany. 15. A 1757 , Statement of petitioner that he served under Capt. 'Ihos . Leftwich at Camden . He was then called out under Capt. John Trigg and marched to Portsmouth. He was again ordered out under Capt. Isaac Clemens and served at Ninety-Six, and was yet again called out under Capt. John Trigg to Yorktown. He received four wounds there, which have disabled him . '.IWo affidavits. Bill drawn . CITIZENS. 1825 . A 1758 . Protest against Constitutional Convention . Prin ted. Sarne as A 1757(sic ) . Jan Cardoz o, P . R. Gilmer, Mosby Arnold , Willia m W. Andrews, W. W. Austin, James Campbell and 12 others . �CITIZENS. 1825. A 1759 . Same as A 1758 . J ohn F . Hawki r1..; , Joru. r-:urphy , Wm . N. Sherman, Triplett , E. Lowry, Elijah HallL'r , . : 1o. · · !·:~.: tcr and 118 others . TRUSTEES of New London Academy . 1826. Feby. 16. A 1760. Aid for academy , whi ch i::; iI . • :re:l.t need of funds. William Irwine , Henry Brow11 , A}(!Y. . Au·+ir., W. W. Hcfcrrcd . Austin , Gerard Alexander and 5 others . WHEAT, ZACHARIAH. 1826. Dec. 11. A 1761. Title to land bought by petitioner , forrn ly belonging to one Josephus Broomhead , Bri th;f: .;u bject · Land had been sold to pay United States direct tax and pa:::;~ed to petitioner. He now understands land ha.::; e:::;che::i.ted to :3tate because Broomhead was a British sub j ect . Four papers acc ompanying . CITIZENS of Bedford & Franklin. 1827. Dec. 5, A 1762 . Permiss ion for John Turner to bui.ld mill dam in Staunton Ri.ver. Benjamin Meadow , Jeremier Jordan , Richard McCormick, Joab Compton, J ames May , A. B . Ruther and 102 others . Referred . LEWIS, ANDREW. 1827. Dec. ). A 1763 . His fathe r ' s bounty land as brigadiergeneral. His father' s commission and other papers were destroyed while petitioner was serving agai nst Indians on f'rontie r, and no claim was made for bounty. But family is now poor and needs the aid. Affidavits and two letters . Repor t e d. TURNER, JOHN. 1827 . Dec. 5. A 1764. Permission to build mill-dam in Staunton Ri. ver below mouth of Indian Run Creek. Bill drawn. STEPTOE , JAMES, Clerk 1825. Dec. 1.5. er was fined a nd appealed CITIZENS. of County Court. A 1705. Remission of fine and damage . Pe t i t ion for not sending in taxes on law process e s in time to Supr eme Court, where fine was uphel d. Rejected . 1825. Dec. 8. A 1·766 . Protest against holding of Cons titutional Convention . No reason for new constitution. Staunton Convention was not truly representative and should not be considered. 'I'noma.s Karey, John Board, Samuel Hancock 1 Jr., Pleasant Bond, Joseph Arthur, Mor~n Morgan and 61 others . Referred. TURPIN, OBEDIAH. 1825. Dec. 13. A 1767. Pension. Peti ti.oner served in Col. Thomas Ma.rshall ' s Artill ery from 1777 to 1780 and in the Chesterfield Militia in 1781. He a l ied to United States Government for pension, which he grea¥ly needs , but, was refused because Marsha.11 's Artillery was not a Cont1.nenta1 command. S ix affidav i ts and letter accompanying. Bill drawn . continued in next i s sue _ ____ j �lo I GILES COUNTY , VIRGINIA FERRELL CEMETERY con tri bu ted by William Coeburn copied by s Location: On old road of Wolf Creek on route 724. Eliza IAlnf ord Conley Jan . 7, 1860 - July 22 , 1941 Lacy Pauline Warner DAV. of J.P . & H.J . Warner Oct . JO, 1920 - March 21, 192J . Garland D. Warner Son of J . P . & Hattie J . Warner March 12, 192J - March 21, 1924 Oscar W. Warner Va . SI USNR World War I I Feb . 27, 1906 - Jun e 2 0, 1973 Olivia S . Warner 1909 - 1967 Hattie D..mford Warner Oct. 11, 1885 - Apr. 19 , 1968 John Preston Warner Apr. 2J, 1869 - Nov. 16, 1951 Baby Karen K. Warner Sept. 19, 1950 - Sept. 1J, 1951 Baby Linda L. Warner Dec. J1, 1942 - Dec . 31, 1942 unmarked grave at the foot of Virgie W. Ferrell William M. Ferrell Virginia COOK 2 ENGR. Training Regt . February 5 , 19J1 WHEELER Eli zabeth Helen June 29, 1878 - January 17, 1936 Charlie B. April 17, 1876 - October 15, 1954 James H. Ferrell 1922 - 1961 FERRELL Vicki 1:!· Frank s . 1902 1895 - 1945 Our .Iarling Clara Agnes Ferrell Feb. 8 , 1935 - Nov . 17, 1936 Nannie J . Warner Wife of J . W. Ferrell Jan. ?, 1860 - Ma r . 15, 1917 FERRELL Everett Edward Feb . 8, 1898 - Jan. 4, 1942 F.a.rl Mason Wheeler 1920 - 1971 Virgie W. Ferrell Feb. 25 , 1904 - Mar. 10, 1973 ==================================================: ================ WORKSHOP FOR THE FULL DETAILS SEE BACK PAGES �To mb stones ir. Located at th e 4 t h 'I:ee , o:i ~.rt ' Golf Course of Lo n esoMe Pir.c Country Club , Bi c ..:>tor.e ....;a.p , ·1.·i Absolom ~JILLI S , born u ov . 9 , 18 2 e died .re b . 1 1~o5 , "Al thou e;h he sleeps , hi s Me mory do tr. l .i ·,;e And cheerine: comfo rt t o hi s mou rr.e r~ , i '•e , " Lucinda C . ,.fILLI S , born Jan. 18 , 18 J O died ,Jar: . 18 , 1 905 "Death has no sorrow tha t Heaven canr:ot h eal ." Alvin 1JILLIS , born Dec. 12, 1869 died r..ar . 2 1, l P? J Geort:e R. :JILLI S , born 1887 d ied 1940 I. R . ~ JILLIS , U. ?. ~ JILLIS, J ames Franklin son of J . :a . son of J.B. and E . ~. born 1871 ~HLLIS , and::: . E . born J uly 5 , 1 852 d i e d 0e c. 28 , 192 8 Dora vJILLI S , born 1890 died 19 55 Annie E. GILLEY WILLIS , wife of I . ~: . 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Turner *continu e d from page 36 , Feb, 198J, Vol. 1061 . 1062 . 106J. 1064. 1065. 1066. 1067. 1068 . 1069 . 1070. 1071. 1072. 1073. 1074 . 1075 . 1076 . 1077. 1078. 1079. 1080 . tcg CF TME TOWN OF ROANOKE , 1883 *~ENSUS " " " It " " " " " Jefferson St " " ..,, It " Elm St " " ,," ,," Minister " " " " " Servant Carpenter Carpenter .. " " " " " " .." .. ,," " . " " ti Cook VII - - - - - " . . " �totJ. page 55 1081. L. K. Jones 1082. Robt . McGee 108J . Alvin McGee Boon 1084. 1085. Geo Hite Johnson 1086. Leftwich w. J. 1087. 1088. H. w. Read 1089. Sindy Hancock 1090. w. w. Anderson 1091. M. D. Anderson 1092. Robt. Anderson 1093, Donald Anderson 1094. Bertha Lavis 1095. Vina Freeman 1096. Durmont Whitenack 1097, G. A. Whitnack 1098. Martha Whitnack 1099, W' m Whitenack 1100. J . R. Hockerday 29 f w 25 m m m w m m m m w w w c w f w m m w w w f J2 27 J 1 12 18 f f 26 m 24 2 2 f f 44 m page 56 Bettie T. Hockerday 38 15 Ida G. Hockerday Hockerday 13 Lillie C. Besse M. Hockerday 11 8 Rosa J . 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Bransford 28 m c w J2 m f m w w 2 w m m c w w w w f m w f m m m f f m m f m m m f m m f m f f f f f f m f f f m f m m f m f m rn Contractor " w w m f page 68 Sarah Musgrove 22 Jno W. Noaker?Nooker Tho's Lelliev ?Pelliev M. C. Morris 37 A. J . Banks 37 Mrs . Agnes Banks JO Percy Banks 10 Charley Banks 8 Maud Banks 5 Etna* Banks J Rufus Stewart 18 Wat Lowery 35 Jennie Lowery 11 Willie Lowery 10 Robt Lowery 9 N. H. Hazlewood 44 M. E. Hazlewood 35 Frank H. H. Hazlewood 15 W. E. Hazle•-rood 12 Gracy Hazlewood 11 page 69 1361 . Newton Haz lewood 1362. Norah Hazlewood 1363. Letha Arnold 25 1364. Sallie Nicholas 11 1365. Lucy A. Kent 48 1366 . K. E. Kent 24 1367. Mary L . Kent 19 1368. Cha ' s 0. Kent 15 1369. Maggie M. G. Kent 13 1370. ?L . Maud Kent 10 1371 . Alice Crump 20 1372 . 'Iho ' s Miller 1373. Ida Miller 1374. Tho ' s Miller 2 1375. James Kinnier 1376. Lillian Kinnier 1377, Frank Kinnier 1378. Betty Kinnier 1379· E. E. Portlock 1380 . ?W. F. Baker 1J41. 1342 . 134J. 1344 . 1345. 1346. 1347. 1348. 1349· 1350. 1351 . 1352 . 1353· 1354. 1355· 1356. 1J57· 1358. 1359 . 1360. f w w 20 25 Jr m m Servant Clerk Agt N&W & S . T. Church St. tt " . .. (*written over) ti " ti " " " ti ,, " .. " " " te .. " . " Water St Clerk w w w " tt It II " " " .. w Water St " " w w c II ,, c w w w w w w w w w ft Commerce St " " " " w c c c w " " Church St Nurse w w w c c " Lawyer w w " ,, " " " ,, " " " " " " II II " " " " w w " " " " " " w w w II " " " " " " " " " '!he end of what i call Volume I. - ~RC INJ A APPA I A t::LJ I .4 .. I ,. t..t:!L.__.... - -- - - -- �16 VOLUME I I page 70 ]pc Edwards Betty Edwards Jno Callen Plis Edwards Cassy Edwards Charley Edwards Silas Baker Rhoda Baker Mary B. Baker R. B. Harper c. Harper Willis Meadows Taz Reeze? Minnie Reese Robt Reese Nannie Reese Alec Jones Bettie Moore Mary D_avis Louvise 1381. 1381. 1382. 138J . 1384. 1385. 1386. 1387 . 1388. 1389 . 1390. 1391. 1392. 1393. 1394. 1395, 1396, 1397, 1399, 1340. page 71 1401. Louise Johnson 1402 . Lelia Johnson 140.J. A. M. Johnson 1404. Mary Johnson 1405. Mandy Fraylin 1406. Jno Fraylin 1417. SalJ.ie Quales 1408. Robt Smith 1409. ?Is. Woody 1410. Floyd Howard 1411. Martin Black 1412. Elisa Harper 141J. Nancy C. Harper 1414. Sal lie Harper 1415. George Harper 1416. Emma Harper 1417. Cora L. Harper 1418. James Lee 1419. RQsa Lew_is 1420. L. ?Tefil? 72 1421. Mandy Rus}S 1422. Lindy Otey 142J. L. B. Otey 1424. Lucy Otey 1425. Melton Otey 1426 *Josephine . Taylor 1427. Tho's Dobin 1428. w. Kenny 1429. Nina Brown page .- 32 30 14 10 8 3 29 4 2 10 6 45 JO m f m m f m m f f f m m m 29* 10 m 2 m 25 m 25 f 25 f 11 f f .30 7 3 2 25 2 2~* f f f f f m f 16* f 2 ?25 m 3 m 35 m 39 f 14 f 10 f 7 f 3 f 2* f 40 m 19 f 21 m 19 22 8 5 f f f f 23 m 20 21 f 14 m m 17 f c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c i.,aborer Bunker Hill " " " " .. c c c c c c II .. •• " " .. .. " . .. .. .. .. II .. .. .. .. Bunker Hill II (*written over) " " II .. .." .." .." .. (*Writ ten over) c (*written over) VIRGIN IA APP;\LACH ' ·"·. N NOTES " ..",, " .. .." .. " " .." " c c c c c c c c c c " .. .. .. .. c c c c c c " " c c " " " " c c c c " II .. (*writ ten over) " " " " " " " .... " " .... .. . .. .. .. Bunker Hill " " " ,," .. " " �'71 page 72 c on ' t 14JO . Fa nny r·:oore 14J1. Je rry Price 14J2 . Ida :3l mp kin s 14JJ. Cha ' s C3.rson 14J4 . ?Rob . H"hi te 14J5 . St eve M u~e 14J6 . Mari a Carson 14J 7 . Willie C:tr.>on 14J8 . Ell en Yurbe r t 14J9 . J enn i Holl a i,d 1Li40 . Nancy Moore m m JS f c 10 rn 18 f f c c JJ 20 40 22 40 page ?J 1Li41 . St ep hen Mo or e 1Li42 . Salli e Moore 144J . Ben ~rt er 1444·. Ma£ ~rter 1445 . W' m Ca rring ton 1Li46. Emma Corter?Carter 1Li47. Marsha ll Carter 1448. Jno Ca rter 1449· Gerti e Carter 1450. RQsa Carter 1451. Sidn ey Robertson 1452. W'm Ga rrett 145J. Mary Garrett 1454. Tho ' s Garr e tt 1455 · Marc'.ller Dennis 1456. Mable Ga rrett 1457· Bettie Board 1458. W' m A. Blake 1459. Louisa Blake 1460. Kenneth Bl a ke page 74 1461. Claude Blake 1462 . Alice Marshall 146J . Harry Clifton 1464 . Ella Dennis 1465 . Lou Calloway 1466 . Mattie Calloway 1467 . Willie Calloway 1468. Walter Calloway 1469. c. Talneef er_ 1470. Sam? Talleoferro 1471. Jno Talliaf--1472. Bettie Gilbert 147J. Abe~ Harper 1474. _1ewis Boll ing 1475· Mary Bolling 1476. Robt Bolling 1477 . Sam Bolling 1478 . Li za Bolling 1479· Tom Bolling 1480. Alix Bolling Bunker Hill " " c c c c c f 1J 4 50 45 19 14 10 8 J 2 50 50 22 17 JO J §.0* J9 JO 7 2 17 2 15 22 5 7 25 m f c m c m c c c c c c f m f m f m m f f f m f m c c c f f c c f c m c c c f m f f f c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c m c f f c c m f m f f m m m 25 m 3 2 60 JO 60 50 30 28 24 22 f f f 15 m m II " ",, " " " " " II " II " II " " Bunker Hill " " II " " " " " " " " II " " " c c c c c II II " " " " " " " " " " " " II " " " II " (*written over) ~JR_CINIA t\P-PA_LAU:tlA~ NOTE) II " " " " Connerce st " " " II II " " " " " " " " " II II " " " " " " ti ti II II II II ti " " II II II II II " " �'l~ page 75 1481. 1482. 1483. 1484. 1485. 1486. 1487 . 1488. 1489. 1490. 1491. 1492. 149J. 1494. 1495, 1496. 1497. 1498. 1499, 1500. 6 Joey Bolling. Hugh Tu.y Jack White Jno Lavender Jno Lavender Jr Char ' s Jackson Willie Howard Jno Twetty Winston Payen James Cardwell Jas Tu.vis Louis Saunders Sam Do.Qhertis 25 24 Lezzie Docherty Gertrude Dothere.:9' J Willis Dotherty 2 28 Alfred Plumber J. Plumber 25 Ned Dotherty JO 27 James Clennon page 76 1501. W'm D. Tu.vis 1502. Ell en Tu.vis 1503. James Tu.vis 1504. G. A. Lunn? 1517 . 1518. 1519 . 1520. m m m m m m m f f w 26 m w 25 f w m w w 2 8 39 38 18 16 1J 10 6 J 2 26 25 2 26 24 18 7 22 26 42 43 21 m m f m f f f w w m f w w m w f w m m w w w w w w w f m f m f f m Conmerce s t " " " " " " " " " ti ti " II II II " II " w m 25 page 77 1521 . Sarella Connell 1522. Hattie Chalkley 1523 ~ Willie Connell 1524. c. A. Connell 1525. o. s. Sto.m_ 1526. H. H. Brownlee 1527. E. Brownlee 1528. Ella Brownlee 1529. M. Brownlee 1530. Jimmie? Brownlee w m m JO Edith Lunn Edna Wade E, P. McCarty Ellen McCarty E. J, McCarty Anna McCarty Geo McCarty Willie McCarty Alice McCarty Harry McCarty Mary McCarty Jas W. Ambraselle Minnie Ambraselle Eva Ambraselle J. A. Connell m m m w w w w w 2 1505. R. J. Lunn 1506. 1507. 1508. 1509. 1510. 1511. 1712. 1513. 1514. 1515. 1516. m c c c c c c c c c c c c m Conrnerce st II ti II ti " " " It c " " " II It II II " " " " " II II " " " " " " ,," Wells st " " w w " " Comnerce st. f f w w Commerce s t. ,, m w w w w w w m m m 17 f f f w 14 m w " " Clerk " ,," .. •• " " \ORCINJA APPALArH J AN~~O~T~E== S_ _ __ " " " " " " " " �13 page 77 15J1. 15J2 . 15JJ. 15J4. 1535. 15J6, 15J?. 15.)3. 15 '.)). 154o. CO. It &' 2 f 2 f w m w f m 28 -1(18?17 f w w w w 28 22 ?28* W'm H. Peerc8 I. ~ - P"'-ercc Mary E. Perce Ros PiLJrC'L' Ed . E: harding Anni ~ G. Vl . B. P.'lrdlnr; Meyer~ Cora. Mr·yerG L. B. T-1.v 101' JB page 78 1541 . Mary L. 'Ihyl or 1542. 154J . 1544. 1.545. 1546. 1547. 1548. 1549. 1550. 1551. 1552. 1553 . 1554. 1555 . 1556. 1557 . 1558 . 1559 . 1560. Will~e c. . ~· .) Tay 10r '1eller L. N. Bel] er E. P. :·loo lfolk E. J. r~'lrter James Carter Herba rt Carter L. E. Poole?Poa li* Sandy Holl ens L. Jacks on Ed. Turner Henry Kesler Alice Otey Julia Win_gbush Ala Brooks ,AJ.ex HQlland Nancy Holland Tho' s Holland Moses Johnson page 79 1561. 1562 . 156J . 1564. 1565. 1566. 1567. 1568. 1569 . 1570. 1571 . 1572. 1573. 1574. 1.575· 1576. 1577. 1578. 1579· 1580. s. Hughes K. M. Hughes L. w. Hughes G. F. Hughes Nancy Jones Sarah Baxter Robt Haywo od M .!:§.? Haywood Maggie Smith Beman Smith P. c. Deckers on Ida Deckers on Wi llie o. Deckers on Ge ogia A. Deckers on Lucy Deckers on Roberts Connaham Weegan Weegan Everat A. -m 6 Laura Erowr.lee 19 JJ m 26 f f 2 26 24 m f f w w w w w w w w 27 m w 29 7 f w m w 2 m w w 50 J.5 f 45 50 m 40 17 20 JJ 25 m m m f f f m f 28 22 rn m 35 m f f JO 4 J 35 18 5Q J.5 JJ 9 40 16 14 8 10 m f f m f f m f f rn m f m m m m rn Black Smith (*wri t t en over) Commerce st . ",, " " " " fl It (*written over) Druggist Merchant II II " " " " fl " " " Salem Ave. " " " " " " " " Commerce St " " " " " " .. II (*written over) c c c c c c c c c c c w w w w c c w w w w w w w w w w w w w w ____________ ~JB_S;l!'Jf~ APPALACHIAN_NOTES_ " II .." " " " " " II II " " " " " " " " " Commerce St " " " " " " " " " " " " " " II .. II II II " " ti II " " " " " " " " " .. ti " " " - " - - - - - - - - _ ... �74Page 80 1581 . Chas Huffman 1582. Walter Patterson 1583. ?'IU.ozey 1584. Kennerdy 1585. M. Mells 1586. Bettie Mells 1587. Enma Turner .30 1588. Mary Turner 50 1589. Wm R Turner 15 14 1590. Ruth Turner 10 1591. Jno Turner 1592. E. Turner 9 1593. May?Mary J Turner 9 1594. Geo Turner 9 2 1595. Willie Turner 1596. Lizzie Iavis? 16 1597. Ida Kyle 19 1598. Ella Price .34?24 8 1599. ?Olsce R Price 1660. Maggie Price 5? page 81 1601. Jno Wilkins 1602. James Marshall 1603. Mandy Baker 1604, Edward B:i.ker 1605, 1606, 1607. 1608. 1609. 1610, 1611. 1612. 1612, 1613. 1614. 1615. 1616. 1617, 1619. Morris Taylor Alice Taylor Alex Taylor Bill King Arther King B. L. King lllcy Hudson James King Mary A King Willie King Maggie King N Iawson S. Lawson * ein Lawson Mary Lawson 1620. William Lawson page 82 1621. Maggie Lawson 1622. Lur ? Lawson 1623; Mat Lawson 1624. Boak Howard 1625. D. Howard 1626. C, Fallis 1627. Nillie Fallis 1628. D. Fallis 1629. Marth Fallis 1630. MaI"!'Y Fallis w m m m w " w w 11 It .' " II ff " " f f f f m m m f m m f f f m f c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c 18 19 19 m m f c c 2 m m 21 f m 20 c c c c f m f c c c c c c 5 f m f m f m f m f m 3 2 f f c c 2 m 40 m m m f c c 3 2 17 JO 24 7 4 35 25 16 8 19 45 30 13 9 7 m f f " Church st ti , • fl " ti " " " ft " tt " t t " " " " ,, .. .. .."" " tt " Church st " " " " " c 30 4 Commerce st m " " " " " c c c c c c c (*written over) " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " Church st " " " " " " " c c c c c c " " " " " " " " " " v I RGI N I A A p j- 01 , '. u~:._1:1. 1 p, N .!...:N~ 'Q ~ T::; E::; S.___ _ _ " �11Jpage 16J1. 16J2 . 16JJ . 16J4 . 16J5 . 16J6 . 16J? . 16J8 . 16J9 1640 . ~ '- '- r. ._·o:. P. ~:c! . t _; [ 4 E. I ' F1. l 1 i.; F-cl Li:"'l. t • -; F·,11 i.: F o! · 1 F rJ Gi;o F u r i Ler .a Forl J ame: ~ Fo r d Jri u F' 'r.J A. f... : . t.!.ony page 8J 1641. 1642 . 164J . 1644. 1645 . 1646 . 1647 . 1648 . 1649 . 1650 . 1651. 1651 . 1652 . 165J . 1654. 1655. 1656 . 1657 . 1658 . 1660. L. AL t! .ur.y J TeJ.f o rd :r:n. te F . Tc1f ord w. v. Te.., ford Tl1 ' ~ D. Tc1ford Ru t.h Ca lloway H. Patterson Mr ' s H. Pat. ters on Joe w Jamison Dupree Ferguson Serv ice Mr New Kirk Var. J o 's Scutt Robt J os Frank I saac Mr . Toad * J . E. Boon H. v. Gray Brodrick Filer? H. C. Hart .... ..., :;~ I - . '"' 1o 13 ~ ../~ 12 _1 ._6 27 54 47 14 10 40 f m m m .t:' - m .t:' - m m m c c c c c ( *written over) c c c c c f m f f c m w f c m w f m w w w w w w w w m m m m m m m m m w 46 m ?* Carney Kelly Rorick Grinall Wats on Tho ' s R. Gel more* 42 JB M. E. Gilmore 17 Harry Gilmore 12 Jno w Gilmore 10 Gilmore J. Sa llie 8 Gilmore Elena L. Tho ' s R. Gilmore Jr 5 J Anna A Gilmor8 22 Fields J. 19 Sa m Anders on Neu ton Ma thew 45 Fanny Mennely* 14 Am Hurley?Hunley 5 Wm Hunley 4 Lizzie Hunley m w m m rn m w m m f m m f f m w w w w f c Druggist " " If II " • " II " " " " II II " Merchant " (*written above) Physician " " " " N&W Depot " (*check mark) " " " " " " " " Salem Ave " " " " " " " " " (*Gilmon) If " " " " " " " " " II • II If " If " " " c c If If " c c c " If " R. R. " " " Salem Ave w w w c If " w w " " " w w f f m rn f f f Church st. " " " " " " Church st Commerce st II " w w w w w w w page 84 1661. 1662 . 166J. 1664. 1665 . 1666 . 1667 . 1668 . 1669. 1670. 1671. 1672. 167J. 1674 . 1675 . 1676. 1677. 1678 . 1679. 1630. .. ~ (Menmly)* water st " " " It It " " " �page 85 (photo copy hard to read) 1681. Deacon 4J m w 1682. Charlotte Deacon 44 f w 168J. Jno J. Deacon w 19 m 1684. Lottie M. Deacon 17 f w 1685. Emily J. Deacon 16 f w 1686. E C Deacon m w 1J 1687. w. R· Deacon w 11 m 1688. Edith Deacon f w 9 1689, Anna Deacon w 7 f 1690. Earnest Deacon w m 5 1691. Tu.isy A. Deacon 2 f w 1692. Alick Philipps 40 m c 169J. Mary Philipps f c JQ 1694. Ma Philpps c 17 f 1695. Phil Smith 29 m c 1696, Lucy Smith c 25 f 1697, James Kesler 4J m w 1698. Hettie Kesler w J6 f 1699, Oss Kesler 14 m w 1700. Kesler 12 m w 'f ft " " II tI II t I " ti II n I! fl " " " II t I II ff II ft .. tr It " tt ti tI It ,, .. ft page 86 (photo copy hard to read) 1701. Kesler 6 f w 1702. Kesler " " w J 1703, Jno Perry " 27 w " 1704, Elizabeth Perry " 26 f ",, w 1705, W'm Perry 6 m w 1706, AJ.ice Perry 4 f w " " 17cY?. Dr. H3.rt LYnchburg Turnpike Dr. 46 w m 1708. H3.rt 44 " f 1709. W'm H. Hart " 15 m w 1710, s. Hart 14 f w " 1711. George L. Hart m w " 9 1712. Clayton J?I Hart w 7 m 1713. Tuma S . Hart " w 5 f 1714. Della S. Hart " f w J 1715. Alma G. Hart " 1 f w (note added: Roanoke's first Baby 550 Hart ave N.E. .. .. End of Volume II to be continued ========================== ================= ==================== ==== Information Wanted Am seeking information on the descendants of Charles Mabry who lived in Grayson County, Va. b. ~a 1768, d. 1840 through his nine children: Amelia Mabry m. John Reynolds; Joshua G. m. Mary "Polly" Huff ; John Wesley m . Nancy Dalton; Isaac m. 1) Susan Dalton (?) 2) Ursla Pratt, 3) Jane McGrady; Nancy Mabry m . William T. Sutphin (Tyler Bill); Samuel S. m. Tabitha Branscome; Elizabeth m. Hiatt Montgomery· Susanna m. Jesse Montgomery; and Joseph m. Susan Thompson. Some of the 3rd gene;ation descendants that I'm trying to locate Amelia Mabry b. 5-20-1817 m. Joseph Thompson ch. Thomas, Albert, Marcilla J. and others; Charles Mabry b. 8-3-1820 m. Eleanor Thompson; Anna Mabry b. 4-3-1827 m. Nathaniel Thompson ch. Susannah b. 1848, James M. b. 1840; John T . Mabry b. 1338 Civil War Vet. d. CSA home in Missouri 1916; and many others. Am compiling a Mayberry/Mabry/Maberry history which will be in print early 1984. Contact: Ora Belle Mayberry McCol man, P.O. Box 5197, Roanoke, Va. 24012 - Ph. 703/366-9142. VI RC IN IA APPAl~Cl:ttAbL~D~TES �'l'l COX FAMILY BIBLE c ontributed by Frances Baucom Olsen~ Printed : 1748, F<linboroug h, Scotland. Cox bought the Bi bl e in 1751 . Isaac Cox Isaac Cox Thomas Cox William Cox *Amos Cox *Lavid Cox *Enoch Cox '!saac Cox ·olive Cox ·Hannah Cox ·Mary Cox •Jeane Cox (Jane ?) +'Lavid Cox •Harmon Cox John Cox Jeane ? Cox Edmund (ba by) Solomon Mullins James Mullins +Edmon Cox -+Mary Cox +Harmon Cox -+Susy Ann Cox +John Cox **Olive Triplet **Mary Triplet **Thomas Triplet Inscript i on in the Bibl e says that Isaac b . 2 1 Feb 1724 b . 17 Nov 1749 b . 20 1748? b . 22 F(:!b 175Q? b . 12 Mar 1751 b. Feb 1755 b . 19 Jun 1757 b 2 1 Apr 1788 d. J1 Aug 1858 b. Jan 1789 b . 26 Mar 1792 b . 1 Mar 1794 b. 9 Dec 1796 b. 12 Mar 1799 d . 25 Jun 1854 b. 2 Jan 1801 b. Li- Sep 1805 b. 29 Jan 1811 (additional notes) ( ?d. 1813 (?d. 1817 ; md ?Elizabeth (?d. 18J2; md ?Mary (md Rachel English (d 1877; md John Mullins (md Wm Triplett (?Md John Woody ( md Wm Dea ton (md Nancy d. JO Sep 1839+ d. 4 Dec 1813 5 May 1817 12 Feb 1821 (d. 2 Sep 1880 6 Jun 1835 ( d. 1908 12 Jan 1837 b. JO 1839 (The Bible has two entries for Harmon . (One says "born", the other says "decest". (d 1891 b. 16 Jan 1841 b. 1 Feb 184J (d 15 Mar 188J b 14 Dec 1808 b . 5 Dec 1810 b . 12 Jan 1813 b. b. b. b. * Marks three men identified as brothers i n a letter found in the Bible and dated 1817. + Marks .Iavid Cox and his children as indicated in the 1850 Yancey Co. census . My great grandmother, Elizabeth McNeal Baucom, was raised by Iavid and Nancy Cox after her mother, E. Cox McNeal died in childbirth. Marks siblings according to Nine Mullens of Clintwood, Va. ** Marks children of William and Hannah Cox Triplet. ~ 5305 Greenbrook , Portsmouth, Va 23708 ================================================================= EXCHANGE RESEARCH : Fo r resear ch in the Lee Co area, ! will research in this area, pe r fer Russ e l l , Pulaski, Rockcastle, Garrard & Lincoln Co's , KENTUCKY , but can also research Adair & Casey Coso If anyone is interest ed, please write me. Mrs. J.D. Suttonp Rt 5 Box 216A 9 Russell Sp gs, KY 42642 . �ry~ Index to Ancestral Surnames by Query Number Adams 31 Alkire 44 Allen 30 Arthur 62 Baldwin 44 Barrows 63 Bays 66 Bell 27 Billups 46 Blanton 67 Bog as 67 Bolling 26 Boyer 41 Bray 36 Briant 36 Britton 53 Brown 49 Brunts 67 Bryant 57 Buseick 41 Buttner 30 Cady 41 Carico 57 Carr 48 Carter 34 Carvell 70 Cassell 27 Clark 53 Clarkey 21 Collins 31,40 Conner 22 Cousins 49 Cox 35 Crow 35 Daniel 41 Davis 24,44 52,64,65 Dean 34 Delp 41 Dent 27 Dewitt ( e) 21 Dickie 37 Dutton 41 Dyer 38 Edwards 24 Feazel 51 Fidler 51 Fields 34 Flannery 67 Gill 50 Gilley 40 Given 45 Glascock 70 Goodrich 70 Gordon 70 Gore 39 Graham 62 Grant 44 Gregory 45 Greybill 56 Hall 55,59 Hanks 24,64 Hash 33,58 Hawks 57,64 Head 67 Headley 69,70 Hilton 42 Houck 57 Hutchens 52 Hutchinson 24 Iddings 59 Jeffries 69,70 Jessee 60 Jon as Kea r Kennon Kerr Kes ter Keys Kin worthy Kiser Lawr e n ce Lewis Litt e ral League Loyd Lutr e ll Major Martin Mason McCall Meade Milam Mitchell Mize Montgomery Morphew Murphy Musser Newman Ogle Owen Payne Peel Poole Pratt Preston Quention Reese 26 35 49 35 64 37 65 60 43 27 36 66 61 36 51 54 27 47 60 44 39 41 47 22 22 26 62 32 21 64 50 30 36 42 Reggin Robinson Rose Ross Royston Rus sell S cott Settle Shannon South St affo rd St e wart Ston e Stoneman Squires Suttl e Thacker Thompson Tibbs Trea dway Trent Tucker Walker Ward Webster Welsh West Williams Wilson Wingate Wooley Wright Zell 31 28,45 61 39 48 21, 33 32 66 35 41 44 55,59 25 57 51 66 60 60 26 66 29 64 32,58 42 46 58 62 65 54 58 23 42 56 31 66 +====================== ============== === ======================== ==• WARREN FAMILY HISTORIAN - two issues (Nov. 1982 & Feb. 1983) are available now . A new family quarterly for all Warr.ens and Warren descendants . Subscripti on rates are $9.00 for 1 year and $17.00 for 2 years. Sa mpl e copies are $3.00. Each issue will be at least 40 pages. Warren Family Historian, % Jim Warren, 1869 Laurel Ave •• St. Paul• MN 55104 THE SALYER FAMILY - A History of the Salyer Family in America Since 1655 - by Elisabeth Salyer, 734 Ardmore Road, West Palm Beach. Fla 33401. Cost $41.00 each post paid. Genealogical column ROOTS by Roxanne, Charlotte Sun, PO Box 2390, Port Charlotte, FL 33952. Free queries and no limits. Retirement area -- so many area that people are researching. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN ~TES �QU ERIES 21 - 83 . Owen OWEN b . VA ca 1785 (m) Delildah (?), she was b. VA .Dau Ra chatl b . ca 1817 KY (rn) Colebird/Colby/ColbertDeWITT(E) b . VA ? s/o Willia,n DeWI TTE, poss . William Walter or Walter Willi am and Dorcas (CLARKEY) RUSSELL. All b . VA ? Any information on th e above. Owen OWEN a Baptist Min. in poss. KY and several places in IN including Putnam Co. , IN . Would appreciate all info especiall y DeWITT . Mrs . Charles LONG, 2721 Allen Ave. , Indianapoli s, I N 46203 22 - 83. Joh n CONNER b. ca 1803 VA (m) Elizabeth MORPHEW/MURPHEY in Putnam Co., IN 1841 . This is all the info I have on him. They had 4 daus: Reb ecc a A. , Mary Malissa and twins , Elmira and Mari a h Jane my g- g r andmot h er. Lived poss. Fincastle Co., VA (John) Mrs. Cha r l es LONG, 2721 Allen Ave., Indi anapolis, IN 46203 23 - 83. Need i nfo pre-Revolutionary War on William WOOLEY i n Botetourt Co. Will exc h a nge info or pay reasonable price for info and proof . Mrs . T . Bruce TYNDALL, 4704 Waverly Lane, Jacksonvill e, FL 32210 24 - 83 . Need info on follo wing EDWARDS: Brison, Auston , Anual , William, Frank; Julia, Rebecca, Nancy and Delphia, who md . David HANKS. Their brother was Henry Jefferson EDWARDS , b. 9/24/1809, Grayson, Co . , now Carroll Co . , VA , d. 12/26/1895, Randolph Co., IN , md. to Hann ah DAVIS, dau of William and Nancy (HUTCHINSON) DAVIS. Mrs . Charles BUTLER, 826 So. 14th St ., Richmond, IN 47374 25 - 83, Stephen STONE who went to TN from VA . Father was Stephen STONE who lived in Caroline and Bedford Cos. Died in Bedford Co . inventory 1778 . His children were: Eusebius, Stephen (wentto TN), Micajah, Jeremiah. Mrs. Darline BRIGHT, 1501 W. Kelly #379, Pharr, TX 78577 26 - 83 . Looking for families of John Washington and Eunice Lavinia TIBBS MUSSER, Wythe Co., and John & Laura Ann JONAS MUSSER, especially the JONAS branch . Laura Ann was my grandmother and John and Eunice my g-grandparents. Laura Anna (or Ann) JONAS MUSSER d. 17 Mar. 1900. Also, desire info on William and Elizabeth BOLL I NG who were aunt and uncle of Laura and John JONAS. Mrs. Donna MUSSER BOWLING, Box 87, Wever, IA 52658 27 - 83. Need info on Ella CASSELL m. Peter Henry BELL, 24 Feb . 1852 in Franklin Co . , VA . Surety: John W. LEWIS, d. ca 1924 at home of dau Delia (BELL) MASON. Had a son ''Media" BELL who lived at Shawsville, VA. Ella was a dau of John CASSELL and Lucy DENT. Genevieve B . McDANIEL, Rt. 2, Box 22 , Hurricane , WV 2552~ 28 - 83. Seek parents, ancestry, or any info on James ROBINSON who left a will in Washington Co., VA in 1831. Children : David, Alexander, James, Nancy, Elizabeth Edmiston, Jane Huston , & Hannah Logan. Dorothy Todd, 11533 Pine Cone Ct., Reston , VA 22091 29 - 83. Who were parents of Alexander TRENT, b . abou t 1759. William D. TRENT, Sr., 1770. Mr. Jean S. TRENT, RD 1, Box 313, Landenberg, PA 19350 �30 - 83 . Would like to h ear f r o m anyone work111~ un Lhc ALL E N 'S of Pittsylvania and Carroll Cos ., VA . Alsu. Utt' POOLE line f r o m Granville and Person Cos . , NC and Pi t tsy 1 van i ~ Co . . \'A . Are t here any BUTTNER'S out ther e? J odi e BUTT NER UPDIKE, Rt . 1, Box 28 1 , Billings, MO 65610 31 - 83. Need info on Samuel ADAMS b . 21 Sept 17·11 . Descen da nt of The Snow Hill Adam s family o f Ma r yland . Dcscl'nd~1nt o1 Phil lip and Jacob ADAMS . Jacob md . 24 J a n . 1706 ? ( l) Anne COLLIKS (2) Catherine Reggin. Th e ir son Samu e l b . 6 Mar . 1708 c.1. c;:i 5 July 1763 Somerset Co., MD. Md. Sarah QUENTION, 8 M ~ r . l 735 - 6 . Children : Catherin e , J acob, Anne , S a mu el, Sara h , Mary & Dixon . Evelyn REYNOLDS, West Rt . Box 31, S eil ing , OK 73663 32 - 83 . William Burre ll WALKER, b . 22 Feb. 1 789, VA , md . 18 1 1, Montgomery Co., VA Ann SCOTT, d a u o f Mat th e w and Lucretia (OGL E) SCOTT. Need parents of b oth W. B . WALKE R an d Matt h e w SCOTT. Mrs. W. B. PARSLEY, 10908 Mel ton Vi e w Lan e , Kn ox v i l l e , T N 3 7 921 33 - 83. Would like to know the par e nts of S a mu el F . RUSSEL L b. 1803 in VA. He was md . to Susannah HASH Apr i l 18 2 9 in Gr ay son Co. Children were: John, J ames , Rebecca , C a lv i n , Ril e y & Polly . He sold his farm on Little Fox Cr eek in 1857 . I would a l so like to know where they went from there . Mrs . James S . PERKI NS, 1737 Marker St., Wenatchee, Washington 98801 34 - 83. Info needed James H.M . DEAN and Nancy FIELDS DEAN, b. Scott Co ., VA, md . 1849 by a Mini ster CARTER in S c ot t Co. Le f t Scott Co . , VA, 1862 for Oliv e Hill, KY . Had a brother Andrew Jackson DEAN buri e d in Ru ssell Co., VA . Po ssibly two other brothers named Clint and Scott. Lloyd DEAN, Rt . 6 , Box 498, Morehead, KY 40351 1 824 35 - 83. Seeking info about parents, wife, date and place o f birth and death, of James KEAR (KERR) whos e son John md . Margaret CROW, dau of William CROW and Anna SHANNON, Montgomery Co., 1788. James KEAR's dau, Margaret, md. John COX, 1786. Lived in area now Giles Co . Patricia W. SURFACE, 401 Surface Dr . , Tazewell, VA 24651 36 - 83. Seek info on parents of Sarah LITTERAL who md . James PRATT 30 July 1799, Botetourt Co . , VA, with guardian James BRIANT ; also parents of Winstead LITTREL who md. Margar et BRAY, d a u John BRAY, 15 Aug. 1804, Botetourt Co . Also need info on parents of Vincent and Thomas LITTERAL on 1810 census Botetourt a nd for Thomas LITTERAL on 1810 census Montgomery Co . , VA . Any info on LUTRELLS in SW VA would be appreciated; will exc hang e in f o . Miss Glenna L . DEAL, 1300 S . Jackson St., #1002 Amarillo, TX 79101 3 7 - 83 . Wanted info relating to Samuel KEYS. Served Capt . DI CKIES VA Mi l itia: Aug usta Co., VA - 1781. Eli za b eth JONES GREEVER, 115 Spr in g Grove Ave . , Bluefield, WV 24701 3 8 - 83 . Researching the DYER family of SW VA bef'ore 1850. Will exchange info. Have extensive files. Mrs . Grace D . MELLANDER, 2 705 Newton St . , Silver Spring, MD 20902 VIRGINrA APPALACHIAN _ N_.....O~T-=E....._5_ __ _ _ _ __ __ ~~ �~I 39 - 83 . James GORE, b . a bout 1765 (son of Michael), d. before 6 June 1831 in Rockbridge Co . , VA; md. there 18 May 1790 Rebecca ROSS, b . about 1769 (da u of Robert). Among their children was my an cestor, I sabe l J . GORE , b . 11 De~. 1799 in Rockbridge Co., VA , d . 20 Mar . 1866 in Boone Co., WV, who md. Jordan D. MITCHELL 1 9 Apr . 1818 in Botetourt Co ., VA . Can anyone offer more info about th e families of Michae l GORE and Robert ROSS? Mrs. Agnes BRANCH PEARLMAN, 2001 Nort h Westwood, Santa Ana, CA 92706 40 - 83 . Would lik e info a bout parents and children of Edwars GILLEY b . 1789 Lee Co . , VA a nd Mary COLLINS b . 1792 VA, md. Aug. 1815. Lee Co . Thomas E . GILLEY, P O Drawer 39, Paradise, CA 95969-0 039 41 - 83 . Ac hs::i SOUTH is listed as mother of Elizabeth on the marri age li cense of Elizabet h SOUTH and Eli DANIEL, dated 7 Sept . 18 37 in Gr ayson Co . , VA. I would like to know Achsa's ma iden n ame and would apprec iate any in fo of the SOUTH family, as well as the Susannah CADY and John BUSEICK lines. The l atters' daughter, Polly BUSEICK, md. Stephen BOYER 30 Mar. 1844 i n Grayson Co. I will b e happy to exchange info on SOUTH , DANIEL, CADY, BUSEICK, BOYER, DELP and also DUTTON and MIZE. Mos t of my ancestors lived around Grayson, Smyth and Wythe Cos. Maxine HOOD LUCK, 6653 E . Sweetwater Ave ., Scottsdale, AZ 85254 42 - 83. md. J uda to KY ca Be nj amin Ma d eline Seek info on parents of Jesse HILTON , b . VA c a 1755; (Judith) WRI GHT poss. 1775-1776 Bedford Co., VA. Moved 1784-1786. Two children b. KY: Be nj amin and Louvina. md. Nancy PRESTON: Lo uvina md . to Shadrack WARD . HYLTON, 4798 North Trail, N.E., Mariett a, GA 30066 43 - 83. I am interested in John LAWRENCE whose will was probated i n Mo ntgomery Co. 1801. He names 3 sons: John, William and Thomas LA WRENCE. I would l ike to exchange i n fo with others on this line . Mrs. La ura TAMAYO , 531 N.E . 58 Ct . , F t . Lauderdale , FL 33334 44 - 8 3 . Seeking in f o on John DAVIS who lived in area of Walkers & Burk es Garden area of Tazewell & Giles Cos., VA prior to 1794 . He md . El izabeth MILAM, in Botetourt Co . , VA in 1778. Son Wm. b . th e r e 7 Oct . 1 780 . Abigail b. 1782, md. James STAFFORD , Mary (Poll y ) md . John STAFFORD, Nancy md. Francis GRANT. John II b . 18 Oc t . 1 787, md . Mary Ann BALDWIN, Catherineb . 7 Mar. 1792 , md. Le on ar d ALKIRE, Milam b . Apr. 1794 in Hawkins Co . , TN md. Ellen BALD WIN in Wythe Co . ca 1821. John DAV I S d. in Hawkins Co., TN J uly 1 794. Who were his parents, brothers, sisters. Will pay p ostage or correspond. Mrs. Annabelle KILGORE, 404 Cottonwood Lan e , Piney Flats, TN 37686 45 - 83. Need info on Joseph GREGORY & w Ann?. Head of household 1 79 1 , Bath Co., VA. Bought 44 acres on a small branch of Back Creek 1 3 Oct . 1802 . Related to Isaac & Sa ra h (GIVEN) GREGORY, Mar y GREGORY widow i n 1791, and Elizabeth GREGORY who md . John ROBINSON 1800 i n Bath Co ., VA Mrs . BarbaraC. IRWIN, 28329 Coveridge Drive, Rancho Palos .erdes, CA 90274 46 - 83. Seek ancestry of Samuel WEBSTER whose dau., Susannah , md. Edward BILLUPS II. Several of Edward's siblings md . WEBSTERS in t h e Franklin-Botetourt Co. area of VA. Mrs. Elizabeth M. PARKSJ 80 Piki Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336 ------------~CJ_~J_6__6j _ 12 ,__•.._LACl:_U~L~-~0_1.ES_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ �47 - 83 . d. 1840? from time Elizabeth OH 44805 Who were He lived he was 9· McCALL? the par en ts of Richard ~10NTGOMERY, b. ca 1 755, in Ro ck Sprin gs area of IVa!--ihington Co . , VA, yrs. old . Who were parents oJ his wife, Miss Martha E. HORNE, 625 Center #362, Ashla nd, 48 - 83. Need info on James CARR b. ca 1808 TN, md. Marga r et "Peggy" ROYSTON, b . ca 1807 TN . Th eir children b. in TN: Eliza , Margaret, Harriet, James?, Mary, Cha rlotte, Wm. R., & Emiline . The family lived in Hancock Co ., TN durin g 1850 & prob. ea rlier. CARR family at one time came from VA. Mr s . Sue McKINNON, 225 S. Huron St., Cheboygan, MI 49721. 49 - 83. Need parents, bros . , si s ter s of Josi~h KENNON b. in Rocky Mt., Franklin Co . , VA, on 4 Nov. 1817, d. 20 Mar. 1898, at Cedarville, OH . Md. 13 Nov. 1852 at Ma r tinsville, VA, to Mary Jane BROWN b. 15 Oct. 1833, d. 7 Jan. 1918 at Sprin gJ i eld, OH. She was dau. of George BROWN and Anna COUSINS BROWN . Will pay postage. Mrs. Helen KENNON LONG, 1789 Sullivant Ave . 1 Columbus, OH 43223 50 - 83. Is James PEEL who md. Elizabeth GILL in Rockbridge Co. in 1800 the father of Mannes, Richard and Joseph? Was he md . previously? Jack QUINN, 1070 Eastmoor Blvd . , Columbus, OH 43209 51 - 83 . Desire info re MAJOR family of Bedford. Barn ard & Ann MAJOR FEAZEL probably relatives of George & Eli zabeth MA J OR as they were guardians 1787 of Frances & Samu el MA JOR , child of George MAJOR, deceased. Frances later md. Samue l F IDLER . Other child Roland & Patty MAJOR were bound to Levi SQUIRES . Ch arlot te FEAZEL , 2914 Hampshire Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 Fannie G. HUTCHENS b . 10 June 1853, d. af ter 1915, md. Botetourt Co., VA . Was t he dau . of Jas . W. & Caroline HUTCHENS . Desire info on h e r par e n ts. Dorothy D. FIELDER, Rt. 1, Box 29, Maryland, NY 12116 52 - 83. 8 June i870 to Osborne H. DAVIS, 53 - 83. Need parents of Joseph CLARK, md . Mary BRITTON , Pittsylvania Co. D. Mercer Co., WV 1838. Would like to contact anyone researching this Joseph CLARK. Lived in Tazewe ll Co., VA 1801-1808. Jean C. ABSHIRE , Box 1574, Calumet City, IL 60409 54 - 83. John Culpeper WILSON of Henry Co., VA was a Revol ution ary War veteran. He was my g- g-g-grandf. He md. S ara h MARTIN. Does anyone have other info? Will exchange. Drusilla PAYNE MOGAVERO, 1372 Harlow Road, Columbus, OH 4322? Need identity of the Wil li am STEWART, fa ther of Silas STEWART who was b. in 1828 in VA. Md. Sarah Jane HALL i n 1849 in Montgomery Co ., VA. 1860 census Alleghany Dist., Montgomery Co., VA lists chil dren William Riley, Charles M., Lydia M., Lucy B., Giles A. and James W. Corilda STEWART GROVER, 01521 Winchuck RW Road, Brookings, OR 97415 55 - .8 3. 56 - 83. Info on Peter ZELL, b . ca 1797, d . ? , md . Catherine GREYBILL, 5 Sept. 1818, Botetourt Co . , VA . Family Botetourt Co., in Washington Co . East EN 1830, 1832 to 1850 in Harrisburg TWP. , \·an Buren Co., IA. Mrs. Elizabeth A. FLOYD, 5001 Indian Island !·r. , Weed, CA 96094 VIRGIN IA APPAl,ACHIAN NOTF.5 �8'3 57 - 8 3. Need proof of par en ts for: John BRYANT d. c a 1800 Grayson Co ., VA, Rev . Wm . CARICO ct . after 1 Jul y 1857 Gra y son Co ., VA. Barb~u·a HOUCK md. ca 1770 Montgomery Co., VA. Need pr oof of marriage for: J o hn BRYANT & Lydia ca 1750-1755 - VA?, Abrah am HAWKS and Nancy ca 1786- 1790, Thomas HAWKS and Susan ca 1820-1825, Newell HAWKS & Elizabeth STONEMAN, Dec. 1856. Mrs . S. Os car DEAN, RD 3 , Box 82, Cambr i dge Springs, PA 16403 58 - 83 . Seeking info on my g rfather, Kenny Baker WELSH, b. near MaJor, VA. Ja n . 1855, md . Drucy Cansada WINGATE 22 July 1877. She was b . July 1860 i n Mar ion, VA . Her parents were John WINGATE & Peggy HASH . After Kenny and Drucy had 7 c h ildren in Grayson Co., VA, h e changed hi s name to John WALKER and they moved t o Wayne Co., MO ca 1895. Seeking r ea son for his name change. Eugen e E. BLACKWELL , 2738 Lawndale Ave. , Evanston, IL 60201 59 - 83 . Info o n ancestors Elizabeth IDDINGS b . KY ca 1802 , md. Charles HALL, b. 18 00 VA son of Jessie HALL, Rev. War. Charles & El izabeth in Alleghan y Springs Dist . , Montgome ry Co., VA in 1850 census. Dau. Sarah Jan e HALL md . Silas STEWART in 1849 Montgomery Co., VA. Corilda STEWART GROVE R, 01521 Winchuck Riv. RD., Brook ings, OR 97415 60 - 83. Need info on parents a nd grparents of Dicy THOMPSON, b . ca 181 1 in VA. She md . Noah KISER, son of Abednego KISER & Mary (Poll y) JESSEE, pr o bably in Russel l Co ., VA ca 1829. They lived in Reeds Valley, Russe ll Co. , VA o n a farm. Moved to Carter Co., KY following the Civil War. Childr: Margaret, Hugh, Abednego, Fullen , Ca rter, Martha, Frances , Melissa, Da v id , Francis, Jefferson, James & Elizabeth Bridget (Biddy) . Also need info on parents & grp arents of Letitia?, w. pf Richard L. MEADE. Letiti a & Ri chard we re md . in Russell Co . , VA ca 1831. Richard was the son ( ?) of Fielding MEADE & Mary THACKER . Thei r son , Wm. Henr y md. El izabe th Bridget KISER . dau. of Noah & Dicy THOMPSON KISER . LTC John R . WALLACE , 6424 Burwell St., Springf i e ld, VA 22150 6 1 - 83, Would li ke in f ormation on John Wesl ey LOYD b. Oct . 1849, VA. Md. Lu cy Ella ROSE about 1874 . She was b. Oct . 1855 , VA . Last known lived Des ha, Independence Co ., Arkans a s in 1910. Lou i se DAY, 74 4 McMa h r Rd . , San Marcos , CA 92069 62 - 83 . Seek ing p a r ents o f William WEST who md . Sarah (Sally) NEWMAN 1804 , Bedford Co., VA. He r p ar ents : Nimrod NEWMAN and Sarah (Sally) ARTHUR, pr oba bl y d a u . of John ARTHUR and (?) GRAHAM. Was Obadiah WEST fat her of William? Ann McAlister, 3609 Tanglewood Lane, L ynch bur g , VA 2450 3 63 - 83 . Want i n fo as t o how I ca n ob tain a copy of the book "BARROWS OF VIRGINIA." Will purchase or rent the book , microfilm , photocopy or whatev er is available. Mrs . Norman CANOVA, 1516 West Benjamin Hol t Drive , Stockton , CA 95207 64 - 83. Seeki n g parents of Dicey TUCKER, second wife of William HANKS, they md . 23 Jan . 1810 in Grayson Co., VA; children: Lucinda md . David C. DAVIS 1 Oct. 1835 ; Franklin md . Martha KESTER; George W.; Nan cy md . Nathaniel HAWKS; Sabrina R. md . Stephen PAYNE; Solomon md . Susan . Rita MABERRY, Box 77~Glade Spring, VA 24340 �65 - 83 . Seeking parents of Sar a h K I ~ WORTllY I> • . thtHI t l 790 in VA; md. Henry WILLIAMS 27 Nov . 1804 in G rnyson C 11 . . VA: their c hildren : Martin md . Mary Ann DAVIS 13 Dec.: 1840 in Gr:1y:sc>11 Cl>. . VA. Other children? Rita MABERRY , Box 7 75, Gla ck•Sp1·1ng , VA 2 ·13·10 66 - 83 . Seeking info on followin g soutl1wt·sl1·1· n VA f ~•mi lies : David and John REESE-REES-REECE- etc; LOAGUE: TREA DWAY: SETTLESUTTLE; BAYS (any spelling); a l l of thesl' L1mi 1 il'!-> mi~1·;:itL--d to what later became Fay ette Co . , WV . Wi 11 i a111 S E'! TLE REESE . 1240 Woodlan d Drive, Charl es ton, WV 2 5302 . Tel. (:JU--!) 3·12-8U88 67 - 83. Seeking parent age of fol lowing : J ohn FLANNE RY (FLANERY, FLANARY) b. 1740 NC. Liv ed in Wilk es Co . 1781-1790. Lived Lee Co., VA 1793-1839. Md . Ph oebe BOGAS . Wa s hin g t o n L. BLANTON b. KY or VA 1805 . Md . 1st Eli zabet h HEAD Md . 2n d Nancy BRUNTS, d a u . of John BRUNTS, d . MO 1859 . Mrs. S u ?-a nn e DAVIDSON NEWING. 200 Aran Hil l Rd. Fairfi e ld, CT 06430 1 68 - 83. Want to purchase books entitl e d Hi s t ory oL L ee Co unt y, Virginia and Adjacent Counti es by Byl es and Lar:nin gha m. Mrs. Suzanne DAVIDSON NEWING, 200 Ar an Hil l Rd . Fairi· ield, CT 06430 69 - 83 . Seek info on Georg e and Sarah (HEADLEY) JEFFRIES. They md. ca 1735 (Lanc aster Co . , VA?), and rai se d at least 2 sons, Alexander and James, in present-day Fauqui er Co . , VA . J a mes had sons Anderson b. ca 1763, Jam es , J r . , b . ca 1772 and Ephraim b. ca 1776. James, Sr . , possibly settled in Washington C o., KY ca 1805 with Anderson, and (2 other sons?) Nathnni e l a nd William .. All info appreciated. Steven JEFFRIES , 4800 Er ie St , , Colle ge Park, MD 20740 70 - 83. Seek info on James HEADLEY line . He md . Lucy JEFFRIES (1783) in Fauquier Co . , VA. James was bonds man for fol lowing Fauquier Co. (JEFFRIES) marria ges : J ames and Ali ce GOODRICH (1786 ); George and Molly GLASCOCK (1787); Letti ce and J ames CARVELL (1788); Anderson and Mary GORDON ( 1 788) . Was Rebecca HEADLEY, md. Wm. JEFFRIES (1817), his dau.? All info appreciated. Steven JEFFRIES.J 4800 Erie Street, College Park, MD 20740 ============ ======================================================= If you find mistakes in this issue please consider that they are there for a purpose. We publish something for everyone and some people are always lo?king for mistakes." (Thanks to Sightseer, quarterl y of the Nat~onal Assn. of the 6th Infantry Division.) our thanks to St.Lou is Genealogical Society Quarterly9 Vol. XIII, #3, Fall issue, 1980 . To add to that -- please whenever possible check_the original, the typist makes errors, and i t is ever so easy to misread, skip a line when copying, transpose figures or letters -- so m~ny ways to make errors __ so go back to 1 90 1 and be sure you are right and not take another person's word. J �ONE MULLINS FAMILY by Marie Justice ONE MULLINS FAMILY, a histo ry of the family of Revolutionary John Mullin s begins with immigration records when the family came from Ireland to Charleston, S.C. The descendants of John Mullins are scatt ered in the states of Ken tucky, No rth Carolina, Tenn essee , Virgini a, West Virginia and other places. John Mullins Sr. was disco vered in the 1790 Burke Co, N.C., census with 3 sons under 16, a wife and 2 daughters. On the attractive cover of the book is t he picture of the historical marker in Clintwood, Va., with the following information: "NEAR HERE ON HOLLY CREEK, JOHN MULLINS SETTLED IN 1829, THE SECOND SETTLER IN DICKENSON COUNTY. HIS FATHER JOHN MULLINS, THE ONLY KNOWN REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER RESTING IN THE COUNTY SPENT THE LAST YEARS HERE WITH HIS SON. HE DIED IN 1849 AND IS BURIED NEARBY." ·John Mullins Sr. 's descendants through his 3 sons, John Jr . , Soloman and James are trac ed in this book. Only those of Solomon are beyond the third generation. It includes information about allied fam i lies of AKERS, FLEMI NG , JOHNSON, STAMBACK (STUMBO) and others . The book has a soft cover, 175 pages, 8~xlO\". It has 16 family pictures, is indexed and 204 documented notes . · A copy of the book has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Cit y Public Library by the author. The price is $ 12 . 00 plus $1 . 25 postage and can be ordered from Mrs. Marie R. Jus t ice , P.O. Box 2172, Pikeville, KY 41501 • ( * GILES COUNTY , VIRGINIA, PERSONAL PROPERTY AND LAND TAX 1806, ORDER BOOK MINUTES AND SELECTED MARRIAGES . by Charley L. Davis This is an unusual collection of selected records of Giles County, A brief history of the county and a large map of 1806 is included. Special excerpts from order book minutes which included death records of several persons, information not usually kept by county clerks during these years (1809 -1837) are found. Some of the marriage records of taxpayers on the Tax Lists of Giles are included. A gift copy to the SWVGS from the author has be en placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . For a copy of the book,. contact Charley L . Davis, 3308 Je rmantown Road, Oakton, VA 2212q (editor 's note : Have lost the paper with the price on it, but believe it was $10.00) reviews b y Mrs. Belva M. Counts (Mrs. Oren) �PERIODI CALS The following publications have been received and pl ac ed in the Vir g inia Room, Roanoke Public Library. An * indicates an exchang e b et we e n our society and the publisher; ** a new exchange. Arizona THE GENEALOGIST, The Apache Genealogical Society, P.D . Box 1084, S i e rra Vista, AZ 8,56J5; vol. VIII, no. l * California GENEALOGICAL GOLDMINE, March 1983 and NUGGETS FROM PARADISE Marc h 1983 ; The Paradise Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 460, Paradi se , CA GOLDEN ROOTS OF THE MOTHER LODE, Tuolumne County Genealo g ical Soci ety , P. O. 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Box 6 , Allianc e, NE 69301; Nov.-Dec . 1982 WIMMER FAMILY NEWSLETTER, 804 Falconer Road, Joppatowne , MD 21085 ; Jan. 1982 ~IRGIN16 APPALACH IA ~\/ NOTES J �WORKSHOP SOtrrH1r/EST ERN v m::; IN IA GENEALCGICAL SOCIRI'Y, INC. SIXTH ANNUAL GENEALOGICAL WORKSHOP on Saturday , July 16, 1983 WHERE: At the Firs t Uni t ed Methodist Church at West Main & Langhorne Place, Salem, Vi.rg inia. PROGRAM 8:JO - 9 s 00 Reg istration 9 1 00 - 9:15 Welcome and Introduction by Nancy Barton, president Sothwestern Virginia Genealogical Society 9 1 15 -10aJO " Using Federal Revolutionary War Pension Records" John Frederick Dorman, E)iitor. Virginia Genealogist 10115-10130 Stretch & Goffe Break 1 Os J0-11 a JO "Certif'ica tion of Ge&ealogists" John Frederick Dorman 11 1 30- 1100 1 1 00- 31 00 Lunch and Book Fair "Church and County Records of the Shennadoah and Rockingham Counties" Richard K. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 7, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Bedford County Legislative Petitions, 1777-1825 (continues in next issue); Ferrell Cemetery Survey; Willis Cemetery Survey; 1883 Census of the Town of Roanoke (continues in next issue); Cox Family Bible Records; Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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APPA LACHIA N NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL .SOCIETY, INC. ========================================================================= Volum~ VII - No . 1 - February 1983 President' s Message 1a Pulaski County , Va , 1839 Personal Property Tax List The Boo~he Family of Floyd County , Virginia 1 8 Conner ' s Bible Records 14 " I ' m Sorry " 15 16 Census of the Town of Roanoke , 1883 Mabry - Bolt Cemetery Queries 37 37 39 Book Reviews 42 Exchange Quarterly Review 44 Bible Recor~ , Samuel Mabry ========= ======= =====~= ~========================== ================ ======= Due to the cons truction at the Central Roanoke Public Ci ty Library, we are meeting at the Jefferson Street Baptist Church, 19 Albemarle Ave, SE in the basement . The entrance i s in the front, to the right of the steps. 'Ihe time is 1 :30 pm - the third Saturday of each month. Feburary 19 - John Mack Welford March 19 - "Searching for Revolutionary War Ancestors" - Mary T Boswell April 16 - "Pulaski Co , Virginia " - Mrs. E. L. Morgan May 21 June 18 - Field Trip to VPI Library & Smi thfield Plantation July 16 - Workshop Augus t 20 - "Augusta County, Virginia " - Katherine Bushman September 17 - "Slides on Washington County, Vi rginia , and Ol d Letters" Joseph E Williams We hope to see you at the meetings. ===============================~======================~================== �;r~~l.1JENT ' S MESSAGE Wel aome to a new year and new opportunities to make more discoveries in your family research. As the new president , I want to take a moment to say thank you for t he honor and to invite everyone t o take an active part in what promises to be an exciting year for the SWVGS . Don ' t forget to ren ew your members hips promptly i f you haven ' t already done so. Tnis wi l l insure that you won ' t miss a single copy of the VAN . Also, be sure to i nvi te friends , family , and ne i g h bors interested in genealogy to join us as the society continues to g r ow. In looking at the year ahead , remember to reserve July 18 , 198J for o u r Sixth Annual Genealog ical Workshop. Details wi ll be announced at a later date, but i t promises to be a most interesting a nd d~li ghtful day l Speaking of programs , we have started our year with a "bang " as the J a n u , ary program featured Mrs. A.W. (DeeDee) Kagey ' s interes ting p r e s enta ti o n on the cornmuni ty of Bonsack. It was a delightful and informa tive a fternoon, The February meeting will be a day to look forward to with Mr . John Mack Welford speaking to the society on his work with family histories a nd students. He will be giving some informa tion on a grant and h ow the SWVGS may be involved. Don't miss this important date -- February 19. In closing, I would like to say a s pecia l word of thanks to our past president, Mrs. Belva Counts. Her wonderful attitude of teamwork , helpfulness, and consideration rhas made my job so much easi er. I am looking to a great year for the SWVGSI Nancy Barton ==============================================================~========== THE PURVINE - WALKER .REUNION ''Ihe Purvine - Walker Reunion W(\S held at Zena Church , nine miles Northwest of Salem, Oregon, on 14 August '1 982. Officers were elected and i t was decided to hold our reunions on even years on the third Saturday of August. Both families came west in same wagon train from Independence, Mo., in The Purvine ' s were from Morgan County, Illinois and the Walker's had lived in Pike County, Mo. Adam Walker Sr. and Adam Walker Jr_, parents and grandparents of the group who went to Oregon lived in Wythe County , Virginia, until 1829 when they moved to Missouri. Paul L. Purvine, Historian, 3411 W. I.awton Street, Seattle , WA 98199. 1848 and settled in the Willammette Valley of Oregon. (Notes I know that if you have a connection with the families mentioned, he would like to hear from you.) �PUI.ASKI COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1839 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX·LIST 'Ihe original of this tax list is in the Vi:r·ginia State Archives, Richmond Virginia . page 1 (the heading of each page is as below) A list of the taxable property within the district of Sam'l Shields Commissioner of the Revenue in the County of Pulaski for the Year 1839 (the headings of the columns ares) Persons names Chargable with Tux; White mail above 16; Slaves between 12 & 16; Slaves above 16; Horses, mares, etc; Stud Horses , etc ; Rates of Covering P the Season; Conveager Giggs Carryalls etc etc. 1 0 0 5 000 Jacob Anderson 1 0 0 J William Anderson 1 0 0 0 John Anderson 1 0 0 1 Isaac Ashford 2 J 7 -20James Adair 1 0 0 2 Thomas As kins 1 0 2 J Mathew Aiken & Co 1 0 0 2 Jaben Alexander 1 0 0 0 Lavidson Akers 1 0 0 1 John H Anderson horses) (12 slaves, 59 1 0 0 2 George W Baskenvill 1 0 0 0 John Barnett 1 0 0 2 Harrison Brown 1 0 0 2 Samuel Brown 2 0 0 2 Abram A Brown 1 0 0 0 Samuel Burton Thomas & Michael 2 0 0 6 Bratton 1 0 0 1 William Bradshaw 1 0 0 1 Robert Bell Sr Lee C (written above ) 1 0 0 1 James Lee Brown 1 0 0 0 William Baitman 0 0 0 j Mary Brookman 2 0 0 4 John Bell (N.R)* lives on *N . R. - New River, page 2 George Bell John Bicklehimer Chester Bullard Thomas Bratton Sr Samuel Banes Peter Bish Samuel Bish Willia m Bosang John H Bosang Jessee Biclmell 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 J page 2 con ' t Michael Brown 3 0 4 8 000 Thomas Baker 1 0 0 1 Nelson Bell 1 0 0 2 John Bowdon Sr 1 0 0 1 Benjamin Bradshaw 1 0 0 1 Clayburn Bradshaw 1 0 0 0 James H Burton 1 0 0 3 James Backnell 1 0 0 0 John G Bradshaw 1 0 0 0 William Becknell 1 0 0 0 John Baitman 1 0 0 2 Charles Burton 1 0 0 0 Jonathan Burk 1 0 0 0 Andrew Biggs 1 0 0 2 John Brown (N.R) 1 0 0 2 Isaac Birk or Bish 1 0 0 2 James Boyd 1 0 0 1 Jessee Baitrnan 1 0 0 0 Valentine Brookman 1 0 0 1 Mark Bradberry 1 0 0 0 Henry Bridgwater 1 0 0 0 John Bowdon Jr 1 0 0 0 Charles R Burton 1 0 0 1 Alexander Bryson 1 0 0 0 total 5 SJ.aves; 42 horses page J 'Ihomas Cloyd fuvid Cloyd 1 1-24-21 3 9-35-29 000 1 0 0 0 1 Carriage $400-00 James C Curren John G Cicel 1 0 0 0 Samuel Covey 2 0 0 Robert M Craig Henry Cook Elijah Covey William B Charlton Samuel Cicel 1 carryall $50-00 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 6 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 V IRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 1 0 0 1 4 1 1 8 3 1 0 0 1 1 2 4 J 1 1 J 6 �page 3 con't Zachariah W Cicel 3 John Carper Sr 1 Isaac Carper 1 John Carper (John,son) 2 Thompson Carper 1 Doct'r John Carper 1 Samuel Caddells (Repts)O John Caddell 1 Hannah Crow 0 Asa Ch:J:!Ilney ?Chewney? 1 Ianiel B Covey 1 Allen Chewney?? 1 Frederick Carper 1 Samuel Cole 1 James Crowle 0 George Cook 1 Il3.niel Conaway 1 Ianiel Clowers 1 James L Charlton 1 (89 slaves 128 horses) page 4 George Dean William Dudley Ranson Dudley William Dobens John Douthat John C Il:l.rst Thomas Ia.ws on Adiron Ia.vis Robert furham Thomas furs t Jeremiah Early John Elkins Sr John Elki ns Jr Croizer Eaton Phili p Eversole Gar land Ellis Sa muel Earley J ohn Fl oyd (Repts) 1 Corri age $500.00 James V Fore Jeremiah Farmer James Farmer George Farmer Will iam Fa rmer Christian Fa rmer Patsey Farmer James B Farmer John Fortune Alfil!_son Farmer 0 2-15 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O0 0 J 3 0 6 0 ~ 2 0 2-14 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 5 2 0 0 2 4 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 J 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 1 0 0 0 2 4 7-12 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 _g_ 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 Selvenus Foot 1 0 0 1 000 Rupel/Russel Fa rmer 1 0 0 2 (23 slaves , 66 h orse~ ) page 5 Bird S Grills ·- 0 5 8 Charles T Grills 1 J 1 J 2 0 0 J * Giles Gordon Franc i s Godby 2 0 1 6 Will iam Godby 1 0 0 2 Benjamin Godby 2 0 0 0 Ric hard Gurthree 1 1 J J 1 Carriag $75 . 00 Wi l liam Gurthree 1 1 0 5 1 Carryall $75.00 Henry Guilding 1 0 0 0 J ohn & Dav id Gl indy 2 J J 7 Soloman Gatt 1 0 0 0 John Gray ham 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Samu e l Gra y ham J ohn C Gunn 1 0 0 1 Elijah Gi lla waters 1 0 0 0 Archabald Godbey 1 0 0 2 *Ge orge Gor don 1 0 0 1 Ja mes M Henders on 1 0 0 1 Wi lliam H Howe 1 0 2 6 Edward Hale y 1 0 0 1 Abram Honaker 2 0 0 4 Benja min Hess 1 0 0 0 Isaac Huds on 1 0 2 9 James Hoge S r J J-14-22 1 Barouch $100. 00 John Hoge 2 0 5-12 John D Howe 1 0 1 2 Andrew Hall 1 0 0 1 Henry Hanee 1 2-12-11 1 0 0 1 James Hedge George Hedge 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 John W Haney 1 0 0 0 John Haley (62 slaves; 113 horses) page 6 Jacob Honaker Samuel Hona ker :Peter Honaker John Holley (W. son) Elija h Hodge _ Henry. H~naker Geor ge Hammon Andrew Hodge Ben j a min Haley Wil liam Haney William Hoge 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1) 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 J �3 page 6 con ' t James F Hoge Jr John Honaker William Howar d Jr Thomas Hail Samuel Huff (H .W ) 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 000 1 1 0 2 (H.W1 2-11-11 Thomas Ingles 1 Burouch $250 . 00 Aaron Ingram Robert C Ingram John Irick Michael Jordan Willes Jones William Journell John Jordon 1 0 4 7 1 1 J 5 1 0 0 0 J 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 J 9 Jefferson B JG.nzsolvi~?1 William JG.ng (N. R) 1 (N.R.- New River) 1 James JG.ng (N. R.) 1 James Kirkner (J2 slaves , 58 horses) 2 0 7 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 page 7 1 0 0 1 Jacob Kirkner 2 0 0 5 Christian Kerbough 1 0 0 2 George J<erbaugh 1 0 0 0 Samuel Keffer 1 J-JJ-66-1.10 David F Kent 1 carriage $100,00 Joseph King 1 0 0 1 William P Kerven 2 0 0 1 1 Carryall $50 . 00?80 . 00 Stephen S Kelton 1 0 0 1 Daniel Kirbaugh 1 0 0 J Thomas S JG.ng 1 1 0 J Henry King 1 0 0 0 John Ke..nbough 1 0 0 0 William Lesley D:iniel Lane James Lane Joseph IJ.oyd Moses B IJ.oyd Robert Lorton 1 1 1 1 1 1 William Miller (B. C.- (B.C.) James Miller (Pepts ) Robert Mc Clintick Jona than Mon gold Adam Miller 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 Jeremiah Meredith 1 0 0 ~essee Melton/Metton 1 0 0 ~ncis A Morgan 1 0 0 Josiah Mullen? 1 0 0 James Mullen 1 0 0 james Muirhead Sr 2 0 0 .Tames Muerhead Jr 1 0 0 (44 slaves , ~JJ horses) page 8 James Miller Sr John Muerhead William Mc.Daniel William Mullen Sr William Mullin Jr Alexander Meller John Mullen Michael Monahans ( Repts ?Pepts ) James Merideth Hugh Meredith Sr Hugh Meredeth John Mangus Ilavid Mangus Alexander Mayers Joseph Martin James Madison Samuel Meek Daniel Muerhead James K Miller Jeremiah ?Newby William Newbey Joseph Newby 1 000 0 6 2 0 J 0 J 0 2 5 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 J 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 5 4 0 J 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 ?1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Henry Patton 1 0 Jessee Pepper 1 0 Jacob Peck 1 0 Robert L Parker 4 0 William Peck 1 0 Thomas Pat ton 1 0 (9 slaves , 69 horses) 3 3 8 2 5 1 7-1 3 0 0 6 0 J 0 1 1 0 0 0 page 9 Thomas Phleamer Calven Patton Samuel Paterson Valantine Patton Washington Patton Russel Patton Madison Pratt Isaac Phelps 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 James Rankin 1 0 2 5 7 1 2 0 2-16 2 2 2-10 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 �page 9 con't George Rutter John Rains George Ryan Joseph Ronk Jacob Richardson Sr William Rains Stephen Runyen James Readpath Henry Rupe Jr John Rupe John Robertson Merideth Rains 1 Carryall $80. 00 Isaac Roberts on Edward Richardson James Rutherford Benjamin Readpath Richard Runyen John Rutter Daniel Ronk/Rank Benjamin Robertson Daniel Russell (2 slaves, 62 horses) page 10 James R Smith Joseph Summers AsiaQ. Snow Hiram Smith Fredareck Sheppard John Simpkins (L. R) Absalom Simpkins (L.R) (1. RJacob Slusher Iavid Shawalters James Simpkins Sr (HW) (H.W. Da.vid Summers John Shuffelbarger (Repts) Jacob Shuffelbarger David Shuffelbarger Eliaz Shuffelbarger Amiss Speers John Simpkins (L.w.c) L.W.C Benjamin D Seacott Harman Sifford Jacob Sherman Sam'l Shields Jacob Sandler Christian Sanger Julias S Saunders 1 0 0 0 000 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 J J 0 0 J 0 0 2 1 0 0 4 4 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-17 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 000 1 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 1 5 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 0. 2 1 0 2 6 1 0 0 8 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 J 0 3-13 1 0 1 5 1 0 1 1 J 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 Jonathan Spence 1 Adam Shuff el barger 1 Stephen Sa peen/Sass en 1 Isaac Shuffelbarger 1 Abram Showal ters 1 Jacob Sanger 1 Leander Smith 1 David L Summers 1 J ohn Swoope 1 (9 slaves , 75 horses) page 11 George Sifford James Sanger Elias Simpkins (LW C) 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 J 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 John McC Taylor Henry Taylor (H. W) 2 5 -19-31-1 John Trolinger Stephen Trinkle James Tiffaney Robert Thornton John Taber Thomas Thorn ton Meredith Thornton Peter 'Ihornton James Tines Robert P. Taylor Robert Taylor John Trinkle Creed 'Tu.ylor Nicholas D Trainer 1 Carryall $60.00 Henry Trinkle 2 1 4-10 2 0 2 4 1 0 2 0 Leve Vermillion Reason Virmillian George Vinyard J 0 1-12 3 1 4 5 1 0 0 6 (H.W- 1 0 0 J 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 5 1 1 0 0 0 4 1 4-1J James Wygle Sr 1 0 1 5 James Wygle Jr 1 2 5 9 John Wygle Sr (54 slaves; 114 horses) page 12 John Wygle Jr Sabastian W1Ygle Bird Wygle Henry Wyson Sr · 1 Carryall $40.00 Henry Wyson Jr James Wyson James Wall VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES. 2 1 1 1 0 4 5 0 0 4 0 0 6 0 2 4 2 0 9-14 1 - 2 7 1 0 0 5 5 0 �page 12 con't William Wa rner 1 0 Green Wils o n 1 0 Jo hn Wilson (G.Son) 1 0 Samuel Wilson (G.Son) 1 0 Jos ep h wardon/ Wordon 1 0 William Walraven 1 0 Andrew Whitt 1 0 Jo hn Wri g ht 1 O Philip L Woolwine 2 1 1 Carryall $80 .00 Lorenzo D. Wri ght 1 0 Aaron Wa mer 1 0 William Waltz 1 0 Hugh Wilson 1 0 Benjamin F Wyson /Wysor 1 0 (18 slaves ; 56 horses) White Tithes Black D'o Total * p 1J * * 0 0 000 0 J 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 400 ~ 699 * * * * 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 .08 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 J J .16 1.14 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Lynch A Curron 1 0 0 0 Henry Cumpton 1 0 0 2 .16 John Clark 1 0 0 2 .16 Reuben Clark 1 0 0 J . 24 W'm Cook 1 0 0 0 Isaac Cook 1 0 0 0 Henry Christly 1 0 0 0 Elizabeth Clark 0 0 2 J .84 Joseph Clark 1 0 0 0 Randol Clark 1 0 0 6 1 $3-6.48 James Crocketg 1 0 0-18 2.64 Nathaniel Crockete 1 2 7- 15 J.90 Samuel Craf ord 1 0 0 1 08 Jeremiah Cook 1 0 0 1 .08 Campbell Chimbny 1 0 0 1 . 08 Elliot Cox 1 0 OO Fleming Cox 1 0 0 0 John Carnahan 1 0 0 4 .32 (4 slaves; 37 horses page 15 Samuel Calfee 2 0 0 J .24 0 0 1 0 Fugate Clark est ,JO John Cooper 2 0 0 0 Alexander Cooper 1 0 0 2 .16 W'm Calfee sen 1. 00 2 0 2 5 James Calfee , 08 1 0 0 1 William B Carnahan 1 0 0 2 .16 Jn'o Calfee of Reed Island I A list of Tu..xable property in the west end of Pulaski County for the year 1839 Mch 11 A James Allison 2 0 1-12Hiram Allison 1 0 0 2 John S Ashworth 1 0 0 0 Armsted A Ashworth 1 0 0 1 Hillory G Ashworth 1 0 0 1 William Ashworth 1 0 0 0 * Hugh Black 1 O 0 2 Stephen Brookman 1 0 0 0 William Breeding 1 1 0 7 Andrew Boyd 2 0 2 7 James & S i mion Bryson2 0 0 4 John L Black Jr 1 0 0 0 * Henry Barrett 1 0 0 0 Hazlet Barrott 1 0 0 1 Samuel Black 1 0 0 0 John Black ~r 1 0 0 0 Lenord Baily 1 0 0 0 John Black Jr 1 0 0 0 (4 slaves: 37 Horses) page 14 John Boothe Tu. yid P Bowin Annon Bevell Henry M Bently Charles Blankenship Thomas Bartman Valentine . - Brookman Samuel Brookman Armsted Breedlove John Brook§. F;lija!l Breeding Spencer Breeding George Becknalt? James Breeding 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 5 9 Tax -1 . 26 .16 .08 . 08 .16 . 86 1.16 .J2 . 08 W'm Calfee Jun James D Calfee 1 0 1 4 1 0 1 4 • 62 .62 1 0 5 5 1.90 Jonathan Dinkins Jn 'o Draper 1 0 0 0 1 J-12-28-1-$3 12.74 . 08 2.82 1 0 0 0 Solomon lli.vis Solom 1 0 0 0 Joseph lli.vis of' 1 0 0 0 Victor Doriat 1 0 0 0 Jn'o Dunkin 1 0 0 1 .08 Joseph Draper 1 0 0 4 .J2 James Draper George Draper 1 0 0 0 Joseph fuvis of Reed 2 O O J 1 $4 8.24 Island VfRGJNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �page 15 con ' t 1 0 0 2 Silas Draper -1-e-e-1A:r-ehi:ba±d- EaYi:5 (above marked out) 1 0 0 0 Burwell Dodd 1 0 0 J Joseph Ellis 1 0 0 1 Washington Ellis 1 0 0 2 Westley Ellis (25 slaves; 70 horses) 2 Randal Fugate Jun 3 Randal Fugate Sen 1 Reubin Fugate 1 Reubin Fisher 2 Ch'l L Fox 1 Jefferson R Fugate 1 Elijah Farmer 1 Abram Fenley col'd 1 Francis Fugate 1 Benj Fortune 1 Jn'o Fortner Elizabeth Fortner senO Elizabeth Fortner Jun1 0 Barbary Fortner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 8 0 J 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 6-16 0 1 3 6 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Joseph J Graham Joseph Graham Bartram Galbreath 'Ihomas Galbreath 1 carryall $60 W'm H Green Henry G~g Isaac Garvin William Glasgow 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 Jacob Hinkle 1 0 0 1 Westley Hurt 1 0 1 3 John Hurst 1 1 4-10 Joseph H Howe 1 carryall $50 1 0 4 5 Jesse Honaker 1 0 0 1 Jesse Hurst 1 0 0 2 W' m Hurst Richhill 1 0 0 2 Franklin Hurst 1 0 0 1 Joseph Hurst 1 0 0 3 Hiram Han~ (23 slaves; 83 horses) page 17 Eaton Harris Henly C Hall James Haly Edmund Hughs 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 Hamson Haymore .16 Nancy Howard -;-98 ·Jacob Harris Bradly Hamilton John Harrell Reubin Harrell . 24 Henry Honaker Jun .08 Henry Honaker Sen .16 William Haly Joseph Haly W' m S Haynes .08 David Hufford . 24 Jane Harbinson . 08 1 carryall $60 . 24 Charles Humphris Jun 1. 54 Charles Humphris Sen . 24 Jemima Hurst . 08 William Hurst Reed I sland 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 . 08 Thomas T Jackson 1 0 . 24 1 Gig $75 . 08 Stanford Jacobs 1 0 . 08 Jn' o Jones of Lewis 1 0 . 16 Lewis Jones 1 0 1 0 Samuel Ingram .08 1 0 J.JB John Kelly . 08 Peyton Kelly 1 0 1 0 2.38 James Kindrick 1 0 Jacob Kessler 1 0 Russell King .16 John King 1 0 .08 (14 slaves; 49 horses ) . 08 . 54 J.JO 1. 60 • 08 .16 .16 .08 .08 • 08 .16 . 32 . 08 5 .40 0 5 9 1 0 1 2 J J 1. 00 2 . 82 . 08 . 08 . 16 2 . 24 0 0 2 3 . 16 . 24 1 2 1. 21. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 . 08 . 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 . 08 page 18 James King Sally King 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 • .30 Jesse Lindsy William Lovell Henry Lemon Margaret Longaker Thomas I..avender 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 .OB Iarius Miller . 24 0 4 1 0 Jacob Miller Sen John McGuffin W'm Mill er Henry Miller Jacob Mil ler Jun John Munn Jesse Morris W'm Morris VtRCU\ir;\ APF'1'.LA ·:H:/ >J r~.0 TES 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 • 08 1 . J8 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 8 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 . J2 . 24 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 .16 . 08 .64 . 40 • 08 �? page 18 con ' t Eli j ah Morris Jo hn Morri s Peter Moore Russell Moore Jo hn Moore Samuel E McGruder Elias L McGrude r John Mos s Robert Martin Wil liam I Martin David T Mart i n Andrew Moorehead 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Anderson Quisinbu.ry James Quisinbu.ry Robert Rogers Will iam Raynes George Riddle Tobias Riddle Anderson Roop • 08 . 08 . 08 . 24 1 0 0 J 2 . 12 . J2 .16 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 2 1 0 2 6 1 $48 . 08 0 0 2 0 0 J 0 0 0 0 0 2 . 16 . 24 .16 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 . 16 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 . 08 . 08 0 0 8 1 • 08 • 08 • 08 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 ,94 . 08 0 0 1 1 1 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 William Runnion 1 0 0 1 Richard Raynes 2 0 0 2 John Raynes 1 0 0 1 (1 s lave; J6 horses) page 20 David G Shepherd W' m Sloan 1 0 2 6 1 0 0 4 .08 .16 • 08 1.48 .32 ~ohn-"I'-Sayers---------1-B-B-~-- -1, 36- 1 0 0 0 2 1 1-19 1 0 0 Stephen Odell 1 0 0 John Owens Owens Bird Ch'ls & Anthony J 0 1 1 0 0 Jacob Odell 1 0 0 Jerimiah Odell 1 0 0 James Odell 1 0 0 William Odell 1 0 0 Abraham Odell Jun 1 0 0 Abraham Odell Sen 1 0 0 Jackson J Obenchain Henry Purks col' d George Painter James R Patterson Peter Phink Philip Phink James PQsson 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 Harvey Nunn 1 William Nunn co ' d 1 Anderson Neyans J John Nunn Sen (6 slaves ; 70 horses ) page 19 James Norton Fielding Noell Seth Nicholas Allen Nicholas 0 0 0 0 0 .J2 .J2 • 08 . 08 . 08 .16 .08 (above marked out) Hamilton Sayers 1 0 0 0 James Sayers 2 2 6-12 3.36 Reuben Sayers 1 0 0 3 .24 1 0 0 0 W' m Shinal~ 1 0 0 0 David Shepherd 1 1 2-12-1 $5 Harvey Shepherd 2 carryalls $ (blank) 13. 86 W'm A Stover 1 0 1 1 .J8 1 0 0 3 James Steel . 24 James Stone 1 0 0 0 W'm Stone 2 0 0 J . 24 Jacob L Sonjer 1 0 0 J . 16 (i t has been changed to 2 horses) 1 0 0 0 Tu..vid Sonjer 1 0 1-1 1 John Sutton 1.18 1 0 0 2 Allen Staback 1 0 0 1 W'm Smythe • 08 1 0 0 0 William Shinall Jr 1 0 0 0 Lewis Switzer 1 0 1 4 .62 W' m C Southers 1 0 0 2 W' m Tipten .16 1 Robert C Thomas 1 0 0 1 . 08 Joseph Tipton Wily B Winton/Wirston Nathaniel WhitukeIYE Josiah Ward John Whit tekir Nimrod Whitteker Jacob Woolwine Smith Right James Whitteker Kelly Williams Thomas B W~rd 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 . 08 .08 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 .70 .os .16 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 • 08 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 .16 (Notes The photocopy of this document has been pl aced in the Virginia Room, Central Library, Roanoke, Virginia .) • 08 .08 YIRGINIA APPALAC HIA.;--.J NOTES �.. THE BOOTHE FAMILY OF FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGI NIA by George Pesely * George Boothe (1737-1813) and .his wife Millie settled in Mon tgomery County, Virginia (the parent count y of Floyd Co.), s hortl y before 1787. Their known children are Isaac, Millie, George Jr., Abijah, Daniel, and Tamar. For many years Millie Boothe's maiden name has incorrectly been thought to be Carroll. I recently found a query by a John T. Booth of Wyoming, Ohio, in the NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER for 1877 which reads in part: 11 I find one George Booth who is said to have married a Millie Wright or Rite, and with a brother Stephen lived in or near Rye, Westchest~r Co. , N. Y•• . • From Rye, N. Y. , he moved to Montgomery Co . , Va." (vol . 31, p. 225). The maiden name Wright is confirmed by the name of 8 grandson, Wright Boothe. Stephen Boothe lived for some years in Montgomery Co. before moving to the "north side of Clinch mountain" in Russell Co. , Va. , where he died in 1815. His will names his wife, Nancy, and his children William,' Jerutia (Elkins), Anny (Bishop), Rachel (Dickson) , Stephen, James, and Joseph, and the widow of his son David (VIRGI NIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY, 1927, vol . 35, p. 196). The marriage records of Montgomery Co., Va., include the marriages of Elijah Elkin s and Jerusha Booth (daughter of Stephen and Nancy Booth), Nov. 28, 1789; George Bishop and Nancy Booth (daughter of Stephen and Nancy Booth), June 28, 1790; James Dixon and Rachel Boothe (Steph e n Boothe, witness), Dec. 11, 1799; and Stephen Boothe and Polly Boothe (no parents' names), Jan. 1, 1799 . John T. Booth had been in .contact with descendants either of George or of Stephen Boothe, and commented that "his descendant s think he came direct from England, bu\ are not positive." This point has not yet been resolved. It is possible that George and Stephen Boothe were descended from earlier soothes i n that part of New York, or they may have been related to the numerous Booths of nearby Fairfield Co., Conn. A Richard Booth settled at Stratford in that county in 1639. By one tradition this Richard Booth was a close relative of the Earls of Warringt~n (NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD, 1901, vol. 32, p. 240). In 1867 some descendants of George Boothe living in Lawrence Co. , Ohio, formed an association to investigate their legal heirship to an estate reportedly left them by their ancestors in England (IRONTON JOURNAL, Sept. 18, 1867; contributed by Robert M. Willis). The outcome of this investigation is not known. * 2609 Ellsworth St. #202, Berkeley, Calif. 94704 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Re portedly a barrister from England came to Floyd Co. and to ld the Soothes there of their supposed estate in England. Possibly this is what inspired the investigation by the Boothe descendants in Lawrence Co . , Ohio . In any event, stories were current in the late 19th c entury telling why George Boothe had come to America. Th e basic version of the story is that, at the age of 12 or 14, Geo rge Boothe was with some boys who were showing off their strength . George moved a stone which happened to be a landmark or a cornerstone to a piece of property. For this deed he was liable to th e death penalty, and so he was sent to America, either secretly or because of the Ki ng's clemency. In t~e more elaborate versions of the story, George is said ta have been the son of Sir George Booth, second Earl of Warringto n, and to h ave li ved for some years with Booth relatives in Gloucester Co., Va. In fact, Sir George Booth (1675 - 1758) had only one child, a daughter, and there is no reliable evidence that the Booths of Gloucester Co. , a pro minent family in the Coloniai period, were related to the Soothes of Floyd Co. It should be borne in mind that there was a great int erest in 19th- century America in rumors of estates in England which were being held in abeyance or which had passed to false claiman ts b e c ause the rightful heirs in America were unable to prove their claim. So there may be nothing of substance b ehind the legends ab ou t Ge orge Boothe. Acc ording to Olivia Simmons Keesee (1870-1944), the first descendant of George Boothe to join the DAR, George Boothe was born in Sandwich, Kent, England. In 1980 I was able to examine a complete transcript of the Sandwich parish rec ords, kept at Maidstone, Kent. There was no George Boothe listed. Curiously enough, some of Millie Boothe's ancestors may hav e lived for a time in Sandwich, Mass. Pe r haps that is the o r igin of that detail. The will of Danie l Wright o f the Manor of Cortlandt, Westchester Co., N.Y., writ ten i n 1777 (with a codicil dated 1781), mentions "the land which I purchased of Ge orge Booth" (New York Historical Society, Collections , vol. 33, p . 240 ) . One of Daniel Wright's daughters was named "Miloson" (Millicent) . Quite possibly Millie Boothe was a sister of this Daniel Wright. Daniel Wright uses the Quaker dating formula . Probably both Daniel and Millie were descended from the Wright s of Oyste r Bay, N. Y., wh ich is across the Long Island Sound from Rye. These Wrights had come from Sandwich, Mass., in 1653, and were prominen t Quakers ( see ''Th e Wright Family of Oyster Bay, L.l.," NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD, 1872, vol. 3, pp. 35-45 ). There was considerable e migra tion from the Oyster Bay area to Westchester Co. Isaac Boothe's first wife was named Freelove, and Oyst er Bay is one of the few places where this name was common. YIRCINfA APPALACHIAN NOTES �I ID I 1 Beginning in 1787, George Boothe acqui red more than 1300 acres in Montgomery Co. (See Netti Schreiner-Yantis , MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRG I NI A --CIRCA 1790.) He is lis t ed in the 1 810 cens us of Montgomery Co . , and he was still alive in March 1813 (Mon tgomery Co . De eds, Book E , 341) • Millie Boothe is last found in Janu a r y 1815 when she was a witness t o a marriage. Both George and . Mi ll ie Boothe a r e said to be buried in the Simmons Cemetery in Floyd Co. Mrs . Linvi l G. Rich made a thoro u g h search of this cemetery in 19 75 b ut found n o gravestones earlier tha n 1866 still legible. Col. Lucian D. Booth's book, DESCE NDAN TS OF GEORGE BOOTHE, 1737- 1813 , MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA (1948), l ists mor e t h a n 1200 descendants and contains a great deal of valu a ble informa t io n o n many lines. There are copies in the Roanoke Public Library, the Virginia State Library (Richmond), and the Los Angeles Pu blic Li br ary . Col . Boo th li sts 11 childr en of George Boothe : I saac, Geo r g e, Permelia ( Mi l li e ) , Abijah, Daniel, Elizabeth, Wrigh t Step hen, Elisha, Ne 11 1 e, an d Ri lay. Of these, Elisha was actually a B~wma n , Nel l ie was a S i mmon s , and Riley was the son of George H. Boothe , a grandson o f t he first Geor ge Boothe. I have not been able to c onfi rm Elizabeth, Wri g h t , o r S t ephe n· The marriage record of Thoma s Ashley a nd Ru t h Ka rn ( Montgome r y Co . , Va . , Aug. 21, 1797) shows her as a daught e r of George Booth e . E it h er s he was a young widow or (more likely) an er r or was mad e wh e n th e r e co r ds were recopied. The Polly Boothe who marri e d S te p h e n Boo th e in 1799 is another possible daughter . Co l. Booth was unawa r e of Tamar Boot h e. SECOND GENERATI ON : Isaac Boothe, b. Apr . 27, 1758; d. 1837, La wrenc e Co., Ark.; m. (1) Freel ove -- (b. Apr. 17, 1764; d . Dec . 15, 1809 ) ; (2 ) Mar y Ferg uso n ( b. Jun e 26, 1773), Oct. 8 , 1810 Franklin Co . , Va . I saac ap pea r s in the 1790 and 1800 censuses of Dutchess co., N. V. (Fre d eric k t own s h ip , now Ken t township , Putnam Co.). His daught e r F re elove g a v e " F r e d e ri c k" a s her place of birth on her third marriage record. Census r e cords for 5 of Isaac ' s chi l dren (Daniel, Isaac Jr. , Freelove Whirle y, Ann a Mc:Al exander , and Drucilla Langdon) give N. y. as their pl a c e o f birth . Bib l e records survive for Isaac's family and for hi s daught e r Ann a' s f a mily . Isaac' s will : Lawrence co . , Ark. , Will Book C , 1 22-1 24 (t r a ns c ript : Floyd Co . , Va. , Will Book A, 136- 137). Millie Boot he , dat es unknown, m. Cyrus Howard (s on o f .Ja mes a nd Mary Howard ), Apr. 4 , 1787, Montgomery Co . , Va. Names of ch i ldre n unknown. George Boothe , Jr., d . 1801, Kanawha co . , Va. (now W. Va. ); m. S a rah Howa rd (da ughter of William Howa rd), Dec. 23, 1 789 e Montgome ry Co . , Va. Se e VIRG I NI A REPORTS , vol. 40 p . 161 "Page and Othe r s Vs. Booth anc1 Othe rs" (first na me fr om Montgomery c~ . Cour t Orde r Boo k 23 , 275) : " ••• he died in 1801, l e av i ng a wi dow (who d i ed a bout 4 months aft e r him), 11 and ~evera l children, th e eldest about 12 ye ar s , t h e younges t 1 3 months old· Abijah Boothe, d . 1841, Jackson co., Mo.; m. Rh oda Ellen Howard ( dau g hter of James and Mary Howard), Dec . 29, 1 789, Mont gomery Ca· , Va· Abijah appears in the 1810 1820 a nd 1830 ce nsuses of Montgomer y Co. an d in tne 1840 cens us of Jack~on ca : , Mo. Rhoda Boot he is found i n the 1850 a nd 1860 c e nsuses of Jackson Co., Mo. ~~A APPALACHIAN NOTFS_ �II Dani el Boothe, d. 1857 (7), Pa trick Co., Va.; m. (1) Sarah McAlexander (daughte r of William Mc Alex ander, Sr.), May 24, 1805, Patrick Co., Va.; (2) Rachel Gr aham , J u ne 28, 1827 , Mo ntgomery Co., Va.; (3) Susannah Hub bard, Dec . 27, 1836 , Pat rick Co. , Va. Daniel appears in the 1810, 1820, and 1830 censuses o f Mont g omer y Co . , Va., and in the 1840 and 1850 censuses of Patrick Co., Va. Two daughters of Daniel (Tamar Si mmons and Sarah Sowers) gave N.Y. as their father's place of birth on the 1880 census of Floyd Ca ., Va. , as did Asa Boothe, probably a son of Da niel . Tamar Boothe , b . ab o u t 1780 , d. 1844 or Jan. 1845, Patrick Co., Va . ; m. Willia m McAl exand er, Sr. (d_ Mar ch 8, 1822; son of James McAlexander), Dec. 27 , 179 8 , Patr i ck Co., Va. William had 11 children by his first marriage, 5 of wh om married Soothes. Tamar McAlexander appears in the 1830 and 1840 cen s use s of Patrick Co., Va. A daughter, Rachel Lester, gave N.Y. as h er mot he r 's place of birth on t he 1880 census of Raleigh Th e t own of Lester, W. Va. , is named for Rae he l's husband. C0. ' w. Va. THIRD GENERATION: Children of Isaa c and Freelove Boot he: 1) Abner, 1 781-1836 2) George, b. 1783 3) Daniel , 1785-1853, m. (1) Mary McAlexander; (2) Martha Arbaugh; to Lawrenc e Co., Ohio . 4 ) Isaac, Jr ., 1787-1855, m. (1) Nancy McAlexander; (2) Dacia -5) Freelove, 1789-1860 or 1861, m. (1) William Ervin; (2) John Powers; (3) Samu el Whirley . 6) Anna, 1791 -1 86 3 , m. William McAlexander, Jr.; to Patrick Co., Va . ?) Hannah, b . 1793 8) Drucilla or Zillah, 1795-1864, m. Samuel Langdon; to Lawrence Co. , Ohio . 9) Adah, 1797-1820' s, m. Robert Boothe; to Lawrence Co., Ohio. 10) Elizabeth , b. 1799 11) Henry Stephen , 1801-1846 Children of Isaac and Mary (Ferguson) Boothe: 1 2) Ferguson, b. 1811, m. (1) Millie; (2) Susanna ; to Lawrence Co. , later Sharp Co., Ark. 13) Wright, b. 1 8 1 3 (in Floyd Co ., Va., 1870) 14) Robert G. , 16i5-1862, m. Mary Kirkpatrick; to Corinth, Miss. 15) Millie, b. 1817 (prob. the Mille Austin in Lawrence Co., Ark., 1842: see Floyd Co., Va ., Deeds, Book C, 220) . Children of Geor ge Jr . and Sarah (Howard) Boothe : 1) Abijah , 1792-183D's, m. Lucy Hubbard; to Tenn. 2) Robert, 1793 -1860 or 1861, m. ~l)·Adah . Boothe ; (2) Nancy (Oliver) Eaton; to l a w1ence Co. , Ohio. 3) GeEJrge 4) Rachel , m. Austin Hylton; to Washington Co., Tenn . 5) Milly , b . 1800, m. Hyram Hylton 6) William VIRC INrA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Chil dren of Abijah and Rhoda (Ho~ard ) Boo t h e: - 1) Mary , 1792-1850 's , m. Alexander McAlexa nd er; to .Jackson Co. , Mo· 2) George H., 1795- 1872, m. Lucy Reed 3) Austin , 1796-1870, m. (1) Lucy Harris; { 2) Catherine Ha gy; to Jackson Co ., Mo ., 1831 ; to Silver ton , Dre., 1852. 4) Delilah , 1797-1870 , m. Thomas W~ e ks Si mmons 5) Ri ley , m. (1) Clarissa Akers ; ( 2) Mal i nda Lester 6 ) Sarah , b . 1804 , m. Henry Tripp Known children of Daniel and Sarah ( McAlexa nde r ) Boothe: 1) Tamar, 1806- 1890, m. Thomas R. Simmons 2) Mi l ly , m. - - Sowers 3) George I . or J . 4) Nanc y, 1811- 1878, m. John W. Graham 5) William C. , 1814- 1856 , m. Luana Sowers -6 ) Sarah , d . 1886, m. Frederick Sowers Chi ldr en of Daniel and Rachel (Graham) Boot h e: 7) Edith , m. Robert Graham ; to Pulaski Co ., Va . 8) Rachel , m. -- Miles (to Pulaski Co., va.? --perhaps same as Julyann R.Bootb) 9) ( prob .) Asa , b . 1832 , m. Eliza J . Spa n gler {gra n dd a u ght er of I saac Boot he Jr . ) Childr en of William and Tamar (Boothe) McAlex ander : 1) John , 1800- 1870 , m. Margaret Brammer 2) Mil l y, b . 1801 , m. (1) James Re ynolds; {2) .John Hubba rd 3) Daniel , 1804- 1853, m. Nancy -- . to Bath Co ., Ky . 4) Samuel, 1808-1876, m. Bier Lest~r 5) Isa bel , m. Wi l liam Robertson 6) Tama r, 1 8 13 -1871 , m. Aaron DeHart ?) Rac he l, 1817-1881, m. Champ Lester; to Lester , W. Va. DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE BOOTHE WHO SERVED IN THE CIVIL WAR Abner Boot he ( Abner, I s aac) Preston's Reserve Corps , Capt . A. ~. Graham's Co. ( Confederate) Andrew J . Bo o~he (Dan iel , Isaac) lst Lieut ., co. A , 173 Ohio Inf . Martin 5. Earles (Na ncy , Daniel , Isaac) Co . E, 173 Ohio Inf. Elliott N. Earles (Nancy , Daniel , Isaac) Co. G, 4 Ohio Ca v. Ephraim Smith (Elizabeth, Daniel , I s aac ) Co . o , 1 Ohi o Heavy Artillery; Co. K, 5 W. Va. Vol . Joshua Bishop (Hannah, Isaac Jr. , Isa a c) Co. A, 54 Va . Inf. James G. Alley (Elizabeth, Isaac J r. , Isaac ) ca . B , 5 4 Va. I nf . Jacob a. Lawrence {Sarah, Isaac J r., I saac ) Stuart's Hors e Artillery William 8. Lawrence {Sarah, Isaac Jr Isaac) Co . I , 54 Va. Inf. Joel McAlexander (William H. McAlexa~der· Anna, Isaac ) Co . K, 50 Va. Inf.; died March 28, 1865 ' Right Boothe (Isaac) 2nd Sgt., Co . H, 54 Va. Inf. Rev. Abijah Howard Boothe (Abijah , George Jr.) Chaplai n , 2 6 Miss. Inf . Joel w. Boothe (Abijah H., Abijah, George Jr.) Confede ra t e Robert Campbell Boothe , Co . I, 146 Ohi o I n f. ~IRCINl6 AfeALACHIAN NOTES �1:3 Lewi s Boothe (George H., Abija h) Co. I, 54 Va . Inf. Riley R. Boothe (George H., Abi jah) Co. I, 54 Va . I n f. Noah R. Boothe (George H., Abija h) Stuart' s Horse Artillery Reu ben H. Boothe (Austin, Abijah) Co. E, 45 Mo. Inf . (Union) Clayborn e B. L. Boothe (Austin, Abijah) Confederate Joh n T. Lester (Mary Amanda Simmons, Delilah, Abijah) Co . A, 24 Va . Inf.; captured at Williamsburg, Va., May 5, 1862 Role y M. Simmons (Delila h, Abija h) Stuart's Horse Artillery Charles A. Simmons (Delil ah, Abijah) Co. A, 24 Va. I nf . ; killed at Frazier's Farm, June 30, 1862 Thomas H. Simmons (Del ilah, Abija h) Co. A, 24 Va. Inf.; kill ed at Five Forks, Apr. 1, 1865 Abijah Boothe (prob. Riley, Abi jah) Co . H, 36 Va.; captured at Cloyd ' s Farm , May 9, 1864; died at Camp Chase, Ohio, Jan . 21 , 1865 James A. Simmons (Tamar, Daniel) Co. A., 54 Va . I nf.; captured at Bentonv ille, N.C. Dan iel R. Simmons (Tamar, Daniel ) Co . A, 54 Va . Inf . ; captured near Atl anta , July 20, 1864 Al exander Graham (Na ncy, Daniel) Co . A, 54 Va. I nf. Paris Graham (Nanc y, Daniel) Co. A, 54 Va. Inf. William Sowers (Sarah, Daniel) Co. A, 54 Va. Inf. Asa H. Boothe (prob . Daniel) Capt., Co . D, 54 Va. Inf . Jeremiah McAlexander (Joh n McAlexa nder, Tamar) Co . D, 51 Va. Inf.; died Dec. 12, 1861 Wil liam McAlexander (John McAlexander, Ta mar) Co. G, 54 Va . Inf . James McAle xander (John McAl exander, Tamar) Co. D, 51 Va. Inf.; died Dec. 14, 1861 Wil liam Reynolds (Milly McAlexa nder , Tamar) Co. D, 51 Va. Infe ; died at Fort Delaware, Del ., Apr . 2, 1865 J a mes C. McAlexand er (Samuel McAlexa nder, Tamar) Co . D, 51 Va. Inf c Darius McAlexand e r (Samuel McAlexa nder, Tamar) Co . D, 51 Va . Inf.; died Dec . 14, 1861 Da ni e l McAlexa nder (Sa muel McAle xander, Tamar) Co. D, 51 Va. Inf. ; Co . G, 21 Va. Cav. (See VIRGINIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY, 1963, vol. 71) Perry Lester (Rach7l McAlexander, Tamar) Co. A, 30 Va. Sharpshoo ters; capt ured at Winches ter , Va ., Sept. 19, 1864 Thomas Boothe, Stuart 's Ho rse Artillery J. w. Soo the, S tuart's Horse Artillery James Bo o the, Co . E, 54 Va . I nfo +=========================================================================+ Dearborn Society Membership : $24. 00 annual dues Publication : Quarterly Includes material submitted for publicati on by members, free queries & adve rtising for members, informa tion of genealogical interest on the Dearborn & related families & lim ited free research for members. For a dditional information applicatio n write to: Dearborn Society P. O. Box 29P9 & Denver, Colorado 80201 VIRGINIA APPALACH IA N NOTES �I 'f CONNER'S BIBLE RECOR.IS Contributed by Miss Jean D. Powell* "Letter written to my mother , Mrs . Adeline L. Conner Powell, with a copy of the marriages and births and ~eaths , copied by Nannie J. (Mrs. George W. Conner ) March 7, 1928. This is from Uncle John ' s Bible (now Tommy ' s) John Conner Jr born Aug 9 , 1803 Milly Conner, daughter of William and Anna McAlexander was born March S , 1808 (Uncle John ' s wife) Our color ed servant Jenni e was born May 7 , 1839 John Conner , Jr, son of John Conner , Sr and Lucy his wife, and Milly ander united in bonds of Wedlock Nov 16 , 1826. Alex....... 'Ihis is all found in Uncle Johns Bible . N. F . Conner. Our latest Bible Records Reed W. Conner was bo:rn Dec 22 , 1847 Polly E Conner was born Feb 18 , 1852 Thomas G. Conner was born March 5 , 1871 George w Conner was born April 11 , 187J R W Conner, Jr was born May J1, 1875 ~ these are two infants who died Daniel W Conner was born April 1J, 1876, Reed w and Polly E Conner were joined in the bonds of Wedlock April 14 , 1870 Deaths Polly E Conner d. Sept 6, 1918 Reed W Conner died Feb 28, 1920 Copied March?, 1928 by Mrs . George W. Conner (Nannie J .) Old Bible Marriages William McAlexander and Anna Booth the father and mo ther of these were married May 14, 1807. Children John Helsm and Louvina McAlexander md Oct 7 , 1847 Jackson Dillon and Elizabeth McAlexand er md Oct 26 , 1841 William McAlexander and Lucy Hubbard md Nov 26, 18J6 William McAlexander b. Aug 2J, 1779 Anna Booth b. May 26, 1791 Mille McAlexander b. Mar 5, 1808 Buxke " b. Dec 2, 1809 Nancy " b. Nov 2, 1810 Anna " b. Oct Ji, 1812 William " b. Mar 29, 1815 Margaret McAle.xander I siac R " Roubein R " II Louvinia Elizabeth " ,, Adah Jul y 31, 1817 Aug 15, 1819 Nov 3 , 1821 June 3, 1823 Sept 15 , 1829 b Mar 2 , 1832 b b b b b continued *PO Box 207, Stuart, Va 24171 ,YfRClr-~lA. .lPPA r.. /\ CHL\~-. , ...r :C>TFS -· . �/5 29 , 1758 17 , 1764 Isac Boo th Freelove Boo th b . Apr Abner Boot h Georg e Boo th Tu.ni el Booth I s i ac Boo th Freel ove Boo th b . 25 Feb 1781 b . 20 Apr 178J b . 5 Apr 1785 b . 17 Apr 1787 b. Henry S Booth Burks McAlexand er " Nancy Margare t " " Isiac R. d . 2 Ma r 1846 d . 26 Dec 1809 d . -- Feb 1811 d . 27 July 1821 d. 7 Dec 1821 ... ... ' ' b . Apr 10 Apr 1789 ~ (parents of following children) Anna Booth Jeninak Booth Zillah Booth Adah Booth Elizabeth Booth b. b. b. b. b. 26 May 1791 6 May 1793 17 Mar 1795 7 Apr 1797 8 May 1799 Reubin McAlexander d. 29 Oct 1823 Adah d. 7 June 18J8 " Anna d. JO Aug 1863 Millie McAlexander Conner d. 21 Aug 1859 John Conner d. 8 Feb 1885 II 'Ihis is f r om a n ol d Bible we have N.F.C. ========================================================================= "I'M SORRY" Charlott e Co., VA - Deed Book 12, Page 207: Whereas I Mary Palmer of the County of Charlotte do hereby for myself Confess tha t from the hurry of passion without reflection I did say imprudently words going to the injury an d Slander of Elizabeth Rackerby which words were in amount that Luke Palmer my husband had acts of intimacy and improper Connection with her the said Elizabeth Rackerby. Now I do Confess that I said so without evidence to justify the Speach, and for which I am truly sorry, and ask the pardon of her the said Elizabeth Rackerby. I will just mention as one cause by which I made the charge towit, an unhappy diference seemed to exist between myself & my dear husband, he seemed to associate at Mrs. Rackerbys & in my passions on that subject, I said without evidence the thing now going to Mrs . Rackerbys injury, And in justice I say of her, I believe her to be a virtuous chaste woman, Given und~r my hand 28th April 1813. her Witness : Robert Morton ) Mary X Palmer William Overstreet, Tho~) mark M Dearman ) At a Court held for Charlotte County the 5th day of July 1813. This Instrument of writing was proved in Court by the oath of Robert Morton and Thomas M Dearman two of the subscribing Witnesses to be the act and deed of the said Mary Palmer, and on the mo·tion of the said Elizabeth Rackerby t he same is admitted to Recorded, Teste - Thomas Read Ce Truly Recorded Thomas Read Cl e YI RCLNIA A PPALACHIAN NOJfS �CENSUS of the TOWN of ROANOKE - 188J This census is composed of three books that now belong to the Roanoke Valley Historical Society, Roanoke, Virginia, who gave us permission to publish . On the first page of each volume is written "Alma G. Hart Kyser ' s Book Roanoke's first Baby, bom June 2, 1882." 'lhe reason for taking th~ census was that before Roanoke could be incorperated there had be be a certain number of people living here . Census of the Town of Roanoke, taken by A. J . Camp. Decenber, 1883 Name age - Sex: male, female - white - colored - occupa tion - residence (note: unless there is a change in the heading , the above will not be r epeated) p 1 1. E. Y. Tuggle 2, Nannie S. Tuggle J. Charlie K 'IUggle 4.Harry J Tuggle 5, James B. Pollard 6, Bettie Pollard 7, Bessie B. Pollard 8. Ella Stewart 9. J. W. Webb 10, W. E. Webb 11. Nancy Nalser 12. Jno Arrington 13. Robt. Woodrum 14. Anna Wood.rum 15. Robt Woodrum Jr 16. Claudine 17. 18. 19. 20. Wood.rum Mattie Greer Robt Morton Morgan L. Smith Charles J. Smith 37 m 22 10 2 f w w w m w w w w c m 35 29 f 2 f 18 41 f m 35 50 f m 16 m w w c c 35 m w 24 5 3 26 12 34 28 m w c c m m w w 11 " " " Carpenter 11 .." n Servant Physician It .. II Servant Dealer in Meats w Photographer Ins.er, Agt Lawyer It ,, " " " fl " " " " " " " " " II II " II Quarryman tt " " II c w w " " " Lawyer Clerk " " .. Servants w w w w w w w '' " w w w w / Salem Ave. w f m f f m page 2 28 f 21. Ella Nora Smith 22. Cha 's M. Stones if er 24 m JO m 23. Jas Shumate 22 m 24. Henry Trautz? 25 f 25. Jerusia Shifflet * 26. Charles Jones m 46 m 27. W'm Welch 46 28. Agnes Welch f 29. c.w.c. Woolwine 33 m JO. M.E. Woolwine 31 f 31. Ethel May Woolwine J f J2. Robt Lunsford Woolwine 2 m JJ. Charles Lunsford 54 m J4. Julia A. Lunsford 45 f 35. W'm Lunsford 24 m 36. Georgia Lunsford 20 If 37. Alice Lunsford 18 :f 38. Charles I. Lunsford 16 m 11 39. Abner P. Lunsford m 4o. Tillie J. Lunsford f 9 *It looked like the letters with Carpenter .. Salem Ave. " " " " " " " " " " ti " " II II " II II II II " " II II " " " " w ti w ti ti w w w II ti " " " had been marked out. " " �I '7 page J 41. M.JS . Lunsford 42 . Jno Morri.::;ey 4J . J olK11ina Morrisey 44. 45. 46 . 47 . 48 . '+9 . 50 . 51. 52 . 53 . 54. 55 . 56. 57 . 58 . 59. 60. Thomas Morri~ey John Morrisey Jr . Maggie Morrisey Salina Morrisey Sallie Morrisey Marg_;_ You_!!!a!J_ Pari s Perry H. s . Trout An nie E. Trout Mary E . Trou t J ohn T. Trout Ma tti e Bell Trou t Beckey Ma r shall Tom Booke r Jno E. Pe ck Julia A. Peck Anna G. Peck page 4 61. Mary F. Peck 62 . Lula V. peck 6J. Carri e E. Peck 64 . W' m T. peck 65. Alice Power 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75 . 76. 77. 78 . 79. 80 . w. Syk es E. Ella J . Syk e s H. Lenwood Syke s Ca l sttata Char teres Geo D. Holmes P. T. Van Miller Maggie Va n Miller Sarah Sowers ?Souers Bertha Souers George Souers Anna Martha Souers Carrie Souers Willie Souers E. F. Proffett A. E. Proffe tt page 5 4 48 m m 42 1J 11 9 8 7 29 f w w w m m w w f f f f w w w 16 m f f m f w w w w w Servant m c c w w Clerk 7 6 52 f f 19 15 11 8 f f f w w m 20 f J4 25 4 1J m w c w w w w w w 78 40 J2 36 1J 10 7 5 3 40 34 84. 86. 87. 88. 89. m 50 21 35 85. Servant Teamster m 12 9 5 28 f m f m m f f f m f f m m f f f m f rn 25 28 f f m w Ser Painter II II " " " II " " " " " " " " " " " " II II II II II " rt II " II " Salem Ave . " "II " " " " " " ,," ",, II ti Carp ten er w w c w ti II w w w w w w w w w " ",, " " w w w w w w II " II JO 12 M. J. Proffett w. c. Murrey A. G. Murrey A. s. A.sbe tty Will i 9:. A. As berry Ella Jackson Jas . K He lm BlackSmi th c c 81. R. L. Proff ett 82. L. M. Proff ett BJ. Salem Ave II ti II II II II II II " " " " II Shoemaker Macf of Cigars Post Master Livery Man Y IRGINrA APPALACHL~N 0:QTES " " " ti " " " ti " Salem Ave " " " " " " " " II II " " " " " " �,~ page 5 con't 90. Jno Turner 91. Robt Mills 92. R. D. Cardwell 93. I. v. Cardwell 94. Maud Cardwell . 95. Eula Cardwell 96. Reva Cardwell 97. Delia Walker 98. Mr. H. Weber 99, Mrs. H. Weber 100. E. H. Iavenport pag~ m m m f f 39 28 5 c c w w w m w w c w f w 4 2.!.2 f f f Henry Shull Mrs. II " R. R. Watson W'm Williamson Henry Sto1_1 Geo Wright Charley Harriss J, w. Woltz 109, 110. 111. 112. 11J. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119, 120. Fannie Anderson Julia Hicks Marshall Griggs Alice Clark Laura Winston Mary Lavis A. J. Iavis A. T. Iavis D. I . Lavis J. E. Iavis Jno E. Trent Juliet S, Trent page 7 Jno w. Trent James R. Trent Lula Trent Annie Trent Alice Trent Charley Trent Joseph Trent Hensley Trent Lucy Trent Geo Bennett Mary E. Bennett Eddie Bennett Lizzie Bennett G. R. Wade Frances Wade Gertrude Wade Frank Wade Oscer Wade Black Smit h Laborer Wheel wri g h t m w f m m m w m 40 26 m f f f m f f f 55 44 6 3 44 45 21 17 15 14 12 8 6 5 60 37 29 6 5 26 m f c w w w m w f w m w m w w w w w w w w w w f f f m m m f m f f m 4 f m m II II II " II II II II II II " " II Watn Telegraph Opt II II II II " " " " " II " Clerk Boarding House & Hotel Cook Servant " St Salem Ave Clerk " Merchant " II II " " " II II II II " " II II " II " II " " " " " " " " " Warehouseman " " " w w w w w w w II II Clerk Mason II " Patiner Salem Ave. " " " ti II II II II Clerk Musician " " " " " " " " " ti m f 2 c c c c c f m 22 2.J. 2 w w w w w w Salem Ave . • II m? 6 101. 102. 103, 104, 105. 106, 107, 108. 121. 122. 12J. 124, 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 1JO. 1J1. 132. 1JJ. 134. 1J5. 136. 137. 138. 26 45 " " " " " " " " " II II " " " " " Woltz St II �tr page 7 ccin 't 42 139 . E. H. Stump JO 140 . J ames Arther m m page 8 141. 142, 14J. 144. 145 . 146. 147. 148. 149 . 150 . 151. 152. 153· 154. 155, 156 . 157· 158. 159. 160 . Arther J7 Arther 13 Ollie Arther 12 J ennie Bell Arther 10 Hetty Francis Arther 7 Willie Arther 2 Nannie Arther 16 J. W. Graham 4J Mary W. Graham 40 Willie T. Graham 12 Wal ter C . Graham 10 Lelia G. Gres ham 7 Chas Bradly 7 Frank Berryman Geo. Singleton Chas Mille r C. W. King G. W. Allen W'm Coon J. B. Andrews 26 Mary J . Lulie A. page 9 161. J. F. Boon 162 . W. B. Fetzer 163 . Maggi e Pitzer 164. Fielder Fetzer 165. Florence Fetzer 166. W. B. Wright 167. E. L. Iameron 168. W. D. Garvin 169. E. T. Kendred 170. McHenry Meadows 171. Laura Meadows 172. Charley Morton 173. Mary Morton 174. O?F T. Morton 1(5. Harry Hunter 176 . Harriet Hunter 177 . W'm Earl y 178. Josiah Holland 179. Annie Holland 180. Jno Saunders Page 10 181. Jno Thomas 182 . E. E. Holland 18J. W'm G. Holland 184. Florence Feuqua 185. J . H. Fisher 186. I sabell Fisher Merchant Carpenter w w w m m f m m m m m m m m m m 26 2 2 62 22 f 26 45 46 m m f m m m m 37 16 f 12 f 20 68 m m 55 f m m m f w w w w w w w w w Boarders ! Black Smith Cabitmaker w w w w It Merchant w Clerk w w w w w II w w c c c c c tr " .. " " " It " " " It " " " " " " tt " " " tt " " " .. " " " " " w w II " w " " " " Salem Ave Campbell St " .... .. Brick Mason Clerk ti " " c c c c m f c c . " ",, " " " tt " ti (1he first initial was written over) c c 2J * m 10 14* m 19 f 47 m 4-0 f ,, " w f m f Salem Ave Salem Ave w f f f f f f 21 J6 41 w w Laborer ( *or JJ - written over) c c ( *or 12 written over) w Teamster w VIRGINrA MPALACtf '~N NOTES ��11 p age 12 c;on't 26 24 19 24 m m m w w m w 25 20 m f m w 237 . W' m A. Caldwell 238. Frank. Caldwell 239. Hugh Murrey 240. Peck Thrasher w clerk II II II page 13 241. 242 . 243 . 244. 245 . 246. 247. 248. 249. 250 . 251. 252. 253 . 254 . 255 . 256 . 257 . 258 . 259. 260. W'm A. Harford Ada E . Harford Joseph Roman s . Ann Rom.an s . Call way Jno Thomas R. Bratton Geo Washington Sol Jones Cha 's :.>aunders W'm Dow s . Calloway Stephen Hurt Harriet Hurt Joanna Hicks Charly Hancock Tho' s Robinson Robinson L. Ella Robinson Wesley Robinson page 14 261. Princ e Johnson 262 . Annie Johnson 263. Anna Beal 264. Martha Garrett 265. Warren Garrett 266. Ma linda Garrett 267. Columbus Beal 268. w. H. Bain 269. c. A. Bain 270. J. c. Bain 271. w. F. Bain 272 . J. L. Bain 273. w. A. Tomlinson 274. M. s. Tomlinson 275. Booker Hunt 276. Bettie Hunt 277. Reves Hunt 278. Wellington Hunt 279 . Coleman Hunt 280. Anna Hunt page 15 Lizzie Hunt Jackson Hunt Charlie Hunt Allen Hunt 281. 282. 28J. 284. 56 c c Servant c c I.a.borer m m m c c 50 f 51 24 63 m J4 23 m c 24 m 19 35 31 29 12 4-0 35 JO 8 m m m c c c c c c c f f m c 39 m f f c c c 26 f c 3 m c c c f m rn 2 m w w w w 24 26 27 45 35 16 14 12 16 rn w m f w w m c c c 12 f rn f m m c m c f c f c 9 m 8 4 m c c c m " II II II Teamster Laborer II II c 6 2 13 31 Ji 5 II II c m m 25 II c f f 22 Painter w Laborer Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Laborer Y i RGL~rA APPALACHIAN r·-~OTES Salem Ave " " " " II �')..'}... page 15 con't James Hunt Frank Hunt Jno P Fairburn Annie R Fairburn Harriet W Fairburn W' m W. Fairburn Etoil M. Fairburn Alice 0. Fairburn Joseph G. Fairburn Jacob H. Fairburn Lucy F. Fairburn Cha ' s Campbell c. N. Matheny Ann Akers Jno W. Lockard Walker .!'.!,. Foster 285. 286. 287. 288 . 289 . 290. 291. 292. 293, 294. 295, 296. 297, 298. 299 , 300, m c J 2 m c J8?J9 m w Carpenter 41 f w f w 17 w 15 m w 1J f 12 f w w 9 m w m 7 w 3 f w brakeman 23 m w Carpenter 23 M c 17 f w 4J m w Sec Mas ter JO m R R Ave " " " " II " " II " " " " II " II II II II II II II II II II page 16 301. M. A. Foster 302. M. A. G. Foster 303. Archer Warren 304. Mary Warren JO 35 40 305. Jno Robinson 306, Jno Johnson 45 307. Paulina Johnson 45 308. Nepols Hill JO 309. Bob Berry 50 310. Ellen Berry 45 311. Virginia Holly?Hally 22 312. F.d. Holly 5 2 .313. Ella Holly 314. Emma Wainwright 48 315. Willie Wainwright 12 316. Laura Wainwright 14 317. Harry Wainwright 7 318. Arther Wainwright 10 20 319. Clara Johnson 320. W'm Johnson 27 page 17 M. W. Holmes J. c. Jones Cha's PQbs t?Pabst Maria Pobst Adra Pobst Lucy Pobst William Pobst Frank Pobs t Sallie Pobst Ohor? Pobst Charles Pobst Jr Jno M? 'fucker JJJ . Mollie R. '.fucker 334. Janes L. '.fucker .321. 322. 323, 324. 325. 326. 327. 328. .329. 330. 331. 332. f f w w R R II II m c II II f m m f m m f r:: II c c c c c c c c c w " II " " " " " " 21 39 42 40 12 11 9 7 5 2 z 44 ZJ 17 f m f f m f m m w m m m f f f w w m m m f m II Labore:r II II II " " II II II II II II w w f II w w w m f m m R.R . Ave " II " " .." .." II . II Merchant " Stone Mason R. R . Ave . =~Etaetea::= w w w w w w w w w Black Smith w w Clerk .. ." .. .. II II .." w YIRCINIA 6.EPALACHIAN NOTES " . " II II " II " II " " " " II II " �page 17 con ' t 335. 336. 337 · JJB. 339 . J40 . W' m G. Tucker Tucker J. P . H. Tucker Franci e E. Tucker Henry F . Tucker f<~ary V? Tucker ."' . page 18 Mary J . Hazlewood Geor r;e Fell I sabella Fel l R. H. Fishburn E . v. Fishburn Anna L. Fishburn J. B. F'ishburn Sarah C. Fishburn Ell a S . Fishburn J a n es w. Gwa ltney Susan v. Gwa ltney Willie W. Gwa l t ney Anni e M. Gwa ltney Ma ry V. Gwaltney J a mes v. Gwa ltney J. p , Mills M. v. Mills 358. Eva R. Mills Ada M. Mills 359· Hillie Mills J60. J41. J42 . J4J. J44. J45. 346. J47. J 48 . J49. J50. J 51. 352 . J5J. J54. J.55· J.56. 357 · page 19 J61. Bertha G. Mills J62. Geo W. Mills J6J. W'm Massey 364. s. F. Patterson 365. E. H. Patterson J66 . Vectoria Blair J67. c. s. Cooper J68. L. c. Cooper J69 . Lo ttie c. Cooper :370. s. F. Cooper 371. P. H. Rorer J?2. Nannie Rorer 373. Nellie Rorer J74. Blanch Rorer 375, Winnie Jamison 376 . Fannie Jamison 377. J ames A. Fishburn 378. Mary L. Fishburn 379. J. B. Fishburn 380. Minnie T. Fishburn page 20 J81. E. E. Fis hburn J82. Fanny T. F'i:::: hburn 16 13 m m 7 5 m f " " " w II m w w w 3 mo f w " J6 42 JO f w R. R. Ave ,, 2 m w m w 9 f f w w 7 m w f f m f m f f rn w m w w 48 J2 4 2 JB JJ 5 4 J 2 J4 J2 f f f m 9 6 4 4 w w 5 rn w 9 6 m f f f J4 J 4J J8 18 16 f f m f m f w w w w c 14 12 f f - " " " " " " ti ti " ti " ti " " " " " " " " " w w \ Contractor w w f f I Tobacconist w 8 32 29 " " " " " " " " " " " w w w J6 25 " " w w JTI 22 II " w w w 2 " " " Tobacconist f m rn m f f J4 44 33 " " Foreman S . V.R. w f - ------- R. R. Ave. w R. R. Ave " " " " ,, " " " w w It c w w w w " " " " " " " Campbell St. " " " " " " " " " " Servant " "It " " Tobacconist " " Clerk (now banker) " w w Camp bell St. " " c Cook Physician w A . ... ~· \ f'.t ' ' ..- I .. It It ' ~ - -I ....:.. __• ' ---- - J' - r;: . . . ""\.,.d.!....:.t ' ) - - - - - - - - - - i �?.4page 383 . 384. 385. 386 . J87. 388. 389. 390. 391. 392. 393. 394. 4oo. 20 con ' t Earnest B. Fishburn 9 m Chas R Fishburn m 6 Walter D. Fishburn m J Harry P. Fishburn 2 m Sallie Hale 18 f A. J. Wall 50 m M. F. Ware 50 f &!ward Ware m 19 Mary Ware f 15 Nellie Saunders 20 f Robt King m 35 Della P. King 27 f Mary T. King f 5 Robt E. R. King 8 m Lucy Williams *38?29 f Jane Thomas 52 f M. c. Thomas m 29 c. w. Thomas 28 m page 4o1. 4o2. 403, 4o4. 4o5. 4o6. 4o7, 4o8. 4o9. 410 . 411. 412. 413. 414. 415. 416. 417 . 418. 419. 420. 21 B. G. Thomas F. B. Thomas F. J. Thomas w. H. Thomas Maria Price Lucy Gilbert James Whitlock Hazy Price Jno Gilbert Bettie Viccellio W'm Gilbert Thom's Royal Henry N. Garrett Alice Garrett Lena Garrett Milton Garrett Jesse Garrett Ella Newson Geo. A. Rhodes Emily S, Rgides page 421. 422. 423 . 424. 425, 426. 427. 428. 429. 4Jo. 431. 432. 22 Irene Rhodes Enma c. Rhodes C. F. Conrad L. G. Conrad M. W. Conrad Hugh F. Conrad Mary Scott E. A. Wilson Bettie H. Wilson Jno H. Wilson Kirby S. Wilson Warren Clark 395. 396. 397, 398. 399, 26 25 29 13 m 20 18 JO 7 4 w w R. R. " " " " w Clerk " " " " " c " II " w " •• w w w " II Dentist II w " " " II w II II c (written over*) II w " II II w w II II " " Campbell St . " " w w w w II " II II c c c " " " f c II m f c " II w w " II 28 4o 29 23 f 6 f 5 m 2 22 43 w w w m m f m f f Campbell St . " " w m m m f f w w w w w w Clerk c m w f w 17 15 f f 39 32 m f 7 4 19 64. f w w w w w m f w w 33 f f f 23 m 20 m w w w 58 m w " II II II II II II II II " " II II II ,," II II " II II " " " Campbell St ,, II II " II " " " " II II II Machnist YIR~rA A~LACH!AN_ NOTES " " " " " II II " " " �~5 pag e 22 con ' t 4JJ . Cl ara Clark 434 . Ge o T. Rhodes 435 . Mary Rhodes 4J6 . Otway Rhodes 437 . Clarenc e Rhod es 4J8 . Thomas Eng l eby 4J9 . Elizebeth Engl eby 440. Joseph Engleby m w w w w w m w f m w w 52 50 47 14 8 54 f 4-9 27 m f m page 2J 441. Stella Engleby 442 . Ida May Engleby 44J . Emna Eng l eby 444. 445 , 446 . 447 , 448 . 449 . 450 . 451. 452 . 453 . 454. 455 . 456 . 457. 458 . 459. 460. 24 f 20 f 17 f m 1J Willie Engleby f 20 Susan Frail i an 26 m Jessee Gowans 20 f Bert a Gowans f J Viola Gowans m 2 J . Gowans m 22 Otey Hw1ter f 19 Geog i a Hunter 38 m James M Gambill J6 f s . E. Ga mbill 18 f Mary J . Gambill 1J f Willie Gambill 11 f Ann i e Gambill m 9 J . K. Ga mbill -33-38 m D. M. ? Arms trong 27 f Mary F . Armstrong Cha rl es E. Armstrong 11 m page 24 m L1-61. Willia m H. Armstrong 9 m 462 . Jno Luther Armstrong 6 J m 46J . Frank Lenwood Armstrong m 2 464. ravid Armstrong 15 f 465. Martha Martin m 26 Scott 466. Ralph E. f 25 467 , Enma Scott f 2 468. Elaine Scott f 20 Price 469 , s m 40 470. c. c. Schockey f 28 471. Agnes Schockey m 4 472. Jno J. Schockey m J 473. Joseph Schockey f 2 474. Lizzie Schockey m 40 475. Jos iah Freind f 24 Freind 476. Marion S . rn 5 477. Charley Freind m 2 478. Edwin R. Frend m 62 479. J . A. Q:tlby f 52 480. c. L. talby page 25 481. E. S. Ial by 23 f II Merchant w w w w c c c c c c c w w w w Merc hant w " " Campbell " " " St " " " " " " " " " Merchant " ,, ,," " " " " " " " " " II " " " " " " " " Campbell St ",, ",, w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w " " " " w w w w w w w " • " " II w w w Campbell St ,, " " " ,," " " " " " " " " ti Druggist " Contractor ti II " ",. ,, " " " " II " Real Estate " " •• Machinist tt " " " " " " ti " Campbell St . ------- �~~ page 25 482. 483 . 484. 485. 486. 487. 488. 489. 490. 491. 492. 49J. 494. 495, 496. 497. 498. 499. 500. J '. H. Ihlby con ' t Lewis Ihlby Richard D3.lby Louise Ialby Sophia Anthony s. A. Forbes Lena Forbes May Forbes Berta Turner R. E. Hardwick E. E. Hardwick L. E. Hardwick Elisa F.dward Tillie Curry Gus Curry Robt L. Weaver Lizzie H. Weaver Ruth Weaver ?Guning Weaver page 26 501. IIDogi_ne Weaver 502. Lampkin Weaver 50J. Martha Penn 504. Maggie Penn 505. Samme Penn 506. Mary F. Armstrong 507. Joe Muse 508. HarrY Kane 509. Jems Kane 510. HarrY Kane 511. Adeline Allen 512. Sam Chitwood 51J. Ed Harvey 514. Robt ·Eppes 515. Thorn ton Eara..y 516. Iavid Fultz 517. Phillis Brown 518. Harriet Black 519. Anne Alexandre 520-. Cha's Williams page 27 521. Sam Wade 522. W'm Phillips 523. Anna Phillipps 524. Edward Philipps 525. Sam. Philipps Philipps 526. G 527. Jno Jordon 528. Bell S. Jordon 529. Laura Jordon .530. F. Rorer 5,;1. Eerenst Rorer 25 m 1J m 10 m 8 f JO f 48?47 f 24 f 20 f 20 f 29 JO 2 14 17 24 45 m f f f f m m w w w w w w w c c c w w 9 m w 6 f f w f c f c c c 12 4 27 5 J 19 JO 50 J9 9 45 JO 35 25 20 25 50 JO ID f m m f m f m m m m ID 20 f f f 20 m 45 m 40 m 2J 12 10 7 56* f m m m m f f m m Servant (written over) w w c w w f f 46 Tobacconist Campbel l " " " " " " " " • " " " Laborer Machanic w " " II II " " " II " II " II II II II II " " " " " Campbell St " " w c c " " " II Servant St " " " " " " " " " Laborer " c c " " " " " " " " " c c " " " c " " " " " c c c c " " " c c c c c c w w .. " .. " c c c .. ...." .. " " " " Laborer Campbell St .." " " .." ." " ,," (*very faint) w w w Y~INf~APPALACHfAN tIDIES_ Park St " " .. .."" " " �page 27 con ' t 532 . J . B. Gregory 5JJ. Ella Gregory 534. Julia Gregory 535 . w. K. Andrews m f f w w w w ti ti Tobacconist ( *sic - very faint) Clerk w m 536 . w. R. Allen (*written over) w m *5J725J8 . R. J . Barksdale (*written over} w m *5)8 ?539 . R. M. Bolling w f 54-0 . Mrs R. M. Bolling *JJ( ?) m page 28 541. T. H. Bransford 542 . G. \r/ . Bramwell 543 . J . H. Bramwell 544. J . Brumgardner Jr 545. J . Bunting Jr 546. H. Crueger 547. L . .!:! • Cocke 548 . B. v. s . Cheney 549 . Claget-t S . 550 . J . D. Cobb 551. B. F. ChaQ_man s meared) 552 . E. J. Cobb?(ink 553. w. L . Cobb 554. J . s . Glass Gallahe:r:555 . c. N. Griggs 556. R. B. 557 . w. w. Henry 558. H. B. Hammond 559 . A. A. Heff erly 560 . H. w. Hobbs page 29 561. Mrs . s . Hammond 562 . M(?) H. Ingles by 563 . c. A. Johns on 564. Geo W. Jones 565. J. c. Johnson 566. J. E. Jones 567 . J. c. Johnston 568 . J . r. Kelly 569. A. D. Kra.mer 570. J . c. Kinnier 571. P. c. Leary 572. J. B. Lacy .57J . A. B. Mahood .574. J. o. R. Mc Clery 575 . w. B. Mass ?Moss 576. Powers H. H. 577. J . H. Peyton 578. w. s. Pate 579. J . c. Redley 580. R. s. Roberts m m m m m Park St. " " " " " ti II " " " " II Commerce St Park St " w w II w w II ti " ti II " " m w w w w m m w II w " II m w " " m " " m w w m w m w m w m m rn rn w f w w w w w w w w m m rn rn m rn m m m m m m m " " ",, " " w II w " w w m m w m m w w m w w m " w w w w m m ti w w II " II " II " " " " " Park St II ",, " " Commerce St Park St. ",, " " Commerce St Park St II Druggist J er eler Clerk Clerk " II II II II If " " ,, Clerk Clerk V IRG INIA APPA LACH! AN NOTES II " " II II II II " " " " ti �~i page 30 581. B. G. Simmons 582. J, H. Akinker 583. J, H. Sykes 584. J. s . Simmons 585 . R. G. Simmons 586 . E. J. Shumate 587 . G. T. Schooler 588 . H. P. Stratten 589. J. w. Stirgell 590. V?W Spaulding 591. J. Tenkba.Q 592 . F. M. Wade 593, w. A. Wescott 594. E. P. Woolfolk 595 , w. D. Williamson 596, E. c. Watts 597, A. L. Hambrick 598. A. M. Hambrick 599. A. L. Hambrick 600. Harri~t Morton page 601. 602 . 603, 604. 605, 606. 607. 608. 609, 610. 611. 612. 613, 614. 615. 616. 617, 618. 619. 620. 601 W, B. Wernwag Mrs . w. B. Wernwag Jno M. Payne Bette O. Payne R. L. Payne E. N. Payne Emeline Huskins Julia Farrow Alice Callgway Laura Tu.ylor R. Gilbert Cha's H.Q.bkins Ed. Holland Andrew Anderson Geo W. Raniey G. R. Beal Jno Hase Cha's Howard D. Stokes Charley White page 621. 622 . 623. 624 . 625. 626. 627. 628. 629, 630 , 32 James Briggs Paul Hus kins Tom Lips comb Pa l Brickley Daniel Metchell Tom Woody Tom Janis on Zed Hale Chas Lewes James Edwards m w m m m w w w m w II m m w w II m w m w m m m m m m w w m Cl erk C Sngi nier Gas Co f m w f c Cook m w w Machinist Physician m w 4-0 f w w w 5 f m c c c c c c c c c c c c c c m m m m m m m m m m c c c c c c c c c c f f f f 27 19 4o 22 21 26 27 20 23 24 25 17 m m m m m m m m m ,, " " " II II " " " " " II II II II " II 47 23 m II Merchant w w 7 " " " II w w 50 " II II m f " " II w w w II Clerk 57 25 Pa rk S t Plas terer " R. R. Ave II Servant II . " Waiter " " " " " II " Salem Ave " " Campbell St " " " " " " Park " " " " " II II II " ti ti II ti ti ti " II Waiter Servant ti II " II ti Driver Porter VIRG IN IA APPALACHJAN NOTES_ ,, " " " Park ti " ,," " " ti " " - -- - ~ �page 6J1. 6J 2 . 6JJ . 6J4 . 635 . 6J6 . 637 , 6J8 . 639 , 64-0 . page 641 . 642 . 64J . 644 . 6 45 . 646 . 647 . 648 . 649 . 650 . 651. 652. 653. 654 . 655 . 656. 6';7. 658 . 659. 660. page 661. 662. 66J. 664 . 665 . 666. 667. 668. 669. 670. 671. 672 . 673. J2 con ' t Mary Dudley Ella Saunder!~ Lucy .3aunder::; Leanna Coles D. M. Wood Mrs . D. M. ·tlood &. child Ki tty Brown R. A. Buckner Mrs . R. A. Buckner c m w f w m f w c m w f w c c m F . D3.nf orth f Mrs . c. F. funf orth f Leary Mrs . P. c. f Florry Leary m Harry Kane m Orange Hale f Mrs . ~Jannie Robers on f Johnson Helen m JJ N. !1· Gore f JO A. Gore *2?J m Marvin Gore m 2 R. H. Gore m 28 w. T. Watkins f 27 \fa t k ins Mrs . w. T. f 22 Mrs. H. M. Fos ter m 54 w. A. Morgan f 43 M. M. Morgan m 2J Jno Morgan m 19 Gordon Morgan f 11 Jessee Morgan c. 674. 675. 676. 677, 678 . 679. 680. R? L . ])av i ~> 2 " Clerk Park " " " " " c c w " c w w w w w w w w Dentist Machanic Machinist w w w c m c w w w w s. H. Writer Clerk Clerk Servant " Merchant w w w c w w " St, " " " " II II ,, II " " " " " ti " " " " " (*wr i tten over) w f m ",, w w f f Servant " m m m f f f " " w w m " w f f m " " " w Park " " c JJ 34 7 Lucey Morgan R. G. Johnson 25 Cally Spence Li s ton 35 Mary Cox ?Cocks* (*written over) 23 Peter Diggs 55 D3.vid Laws on 49 Mary M Lawson 14 Law s on K. Warren 20 Laws on Mamie P. 22 Bell Lawson 22 R. Jones J2 J . w. Wildman JO WildlllRn A. M. 4 Irene Wildman 2 Wildman Walter A. 32 R. H. 1)3.vis 27 Sallie E. !J:lvis J Alice Tuvis Cook Servant f f f f " " " " " " " " " " " w " Park St " " " " " ",. .. Min ester " " " It " " " " " .. .. w " " f f w w w " ,. f w m m Car buil der ~fRG INIA APPA i A(HLA~t ~1rn:: r:c " " " ti ti " �3D page 35 681. Laura Tu.vis 682 . w. H. 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Barks dale page 37 Barksdale Barksdale Barksdale Barksdale Martha Williams G. L. Stevans c. J . Stevens Annie A. Stevens G. H. Stevens c. v. Stevens 721. E. R. 722 . J, N. 723. T. F. 724. N. a. 725. 726. 727. 728 . 729. 730. 19 13 4 2 20 35 31 6 4 2 w " II II " " " " " " Machinist Dentis t " If " " " " Cook Minister " It It Cook Minister w w " " .," Servant Clerk w Servant Clerk w It " " " " ,," " " w w w c w It " " " w m f f m f f " " " " w w " " " w m " " " " " Lawyer ,. "., " w w w w w w " " Chu~ St . " " w c w " " " Clerk " " " " w w f " Cook Clerk w m m Church St. . w page 36 701. 702 . 703, 704, 705. 706 . 707, 708 . 709. 710. 711. 712. 713 . 714 . Clerk " ,," " ,," ,, Roanoke ,, " " " ,, " " Roanoke St " " Cook Merchant w w w w ~IRG I N tA APPALACHIAN NOTES " " " " " ,," " " " II " " " " " J �3l page 37 con ' t 731. Mollie Spruler 732. J . M. Tinsl ey 7JJ . K. L . Tinsley 734. Rosa E. Tinsley 735. Willis L. Tins l ey 736 . Ed . Tins ley 737 . J . Tinsley 738 . P . B. 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Beslwiter Charley Roe W' m T. Locket page 861. 862 . 86J . 864. 865 . 866 . 867. 868 . 869 . 870 . 871. 872. 873 · 874. 875· 876 . 877· 878 . 879 · 880. 44 26 Annie J . Locket J D. E. Locket 28 Charley Roberson Jno T. Storer?Stover44 40 Bet tie A Stover 5 Stoyer Otha W. 29 R. M. Murrell 24 A. R. Murrell 3 E. Murrell 2 Murrell E. L. J6 D. G. Miller 31 s. D. Mi ller 2 M iller w. Fred . 18 Sophia Banks J2 M. P . Wh i te 26 s. G. White 6 s. J. White 5 Anna M. White .3 White s. E. 2 White J. page 841. 842 . 843 . 844. 845 . 846 . 847. 848 . 849 . 850. 851. 852 . 853 · 854 . 855 · 4 64 60 40 35 J2 9 35 4J 2 57 45 21 18 14 14 m m f f f m f m m f f m f m m f f w w w w m m m w f m m w w w w f w m w w w m f m f m f m f f f " " " " " " " " It It Shoe Maker It Carpenter Franklin T.P. 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Bower 11 m f m f f m f m m f f m f m m m w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w Machanic Carpenter ff II Plumber II Plumber Taylor w w m w f m f w w w m w w Tuzewell St " " " " " Day St II II II " " II II " ff II " " " " ff " ff II ff " ff " " " Merchant " VIRCJNIA 6PPALACHIA~ NOTES " " " " lay St " " " " " " " Merchant ff " " w w f m Nurse .." " ., " " " " " " To be continued �3 '7 MABRY - BOLT CEMETERY Ca r r oll County, Va. Just of f co unt y rt. 900 at junction with county 625, near Mt. Hebron Church. List e d by Or a B. Mayb e r ry Mc Colma n BOLT, Anni e D., wi f e of Addis o n Bolt, b . Nov . 10, 1850, d. May 11, 1906 BOLT, Addis o n, b. Nov . 28 , 1850, d . Oct . 5, 1941 BOLT, Jul i u s El gin, b. 1 880, d. 1968 ) double stone BOLT, Emma b e ll e Kemp, b . 1880, d . 1956 ) BOLT, Gary Way n e, so n o f Floyd and Oka Bolt, b. 1930, d. 1938 BOLT, Flo y d A. , b . Aug . 4 , 190 2 , d. Jan . 31, 1972 BOLT, Dollie Ke mp, b. 1 8 88 - d. 1962 ) double stone BOLT, John Kyl e , b . 1883, d. 1932 ) BOLT, Fr e da, b. Ma r . 23, 1911, d. De c. 14, 1929 (murdered on Bent Mtn., Floyd Co. ) BOLT, Vivi a n Gay BOLT, Bertie A., dau. A . & A. D. Bolt, b. 18--, d. 1905 VAUGHAN, Eld . Amo s D. , b. Oct. 6, 1870, d. Feb. 28, 1959 ) double stone VAUGHAN, Cora A. Bolt, b . No v. 13, 1876, d. Nov . 26, 192? ) THOMPSON, Nathanie l, son of James, b . 1780 Va. or S.C: . , d. July 15, 1858 THOMPSON, Hannah Buchanan, wife of Nathaniel, b. Va. 1784, d. Aug. 29, 1855 MABRY, MABRY, MABRY, MABRY, MABRY, MABRY, C. Dec. April the 1, 1840 S. Dec. Aug. the 24, 1846 Joseph, b. 1807, dee. Mar. 30, 1864 Susannah, b. 1811 - d. 1896 Nancy, wife of Eld. R. M. Mabry, b, Mar. 3, 1845, d. May 15 , 1899 R. M. CO E 25th Va. Calv. CSA (Confederate Marker) JACKSON, Lillie Susan, b. Aug. 4, 1878, d. Feb. 9, 1944 JACKSON, Atta R ., dau. M. T. & Lillie Jackson, b. Apr , 29, 1900, d. Oct. 12 , 1900 O'NEAL, Oliver Chesterfield, b. 1870, d . July 14, 1891 O'NEAL, W. S., d . Nov . 28, 1858, age 38 DOD, J. T. d. Oct. 30, 1849, age 19 SUTPHIN, B. L., Wife of D. L. Sutphin, b . Jun. 1, 1867, d. Jun. 5, 1890 JENNINGS, Avis, son of R. E. & A. G. Jennings, b. Aug. 19, 1913, d. Mar. 2, 1914 About twenty graves with illegible markings, or with field stones with no markings at all, very old graves. Note: Th e C. Mabry is Charles Mabry, the settler,from whom the Mabrys/ Mayberry s having roots in Carroll, Grayson, Floyd, Patrick Counties descend . NOTE: It is believed that some of the following are buried in this cemetery , as local historians have ref erred to this cemetery as the James Bolt cemetery. These names are from Samuel Mabry's Bible , which he had pur chased from James Bolt. These names are as listed in the Bible. James Bolt son of Charles Bolt was born November 22nd 1796. Elizabeth Bolt wife of James Bolt born 15th October 1805. Polly Bolt daughter of James Bolt and Elizabeth Bolt born 26 Jul y 1825 . Jackson Bolt son of James Bolt and Elizabeth Bolts born 7th Apr il 182 7 . Adaline Bolt daughter of James & Elizabeth Bolts born October 17th 1830 . (Bible listing continued nex t page ) Vf RCf Nf ·~ APPALACHf AN~DIES_ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ _ �BIBLE - SANDEL MABRY (Continued from prec e ding page ) Samuel Mabry son of Charles Mabry was born Marth t h e 10th, 18 0 2 . Tabitha Mabry his wife was born Decemb e r th e 2 3rd, 1805 Absolom Mabry was born June the 26th, 1824. Sarah Mabry was born June the 2nd ~ 1827. Churchwell Mabry was born August the 6th, 1829. Joseph Mabry was born December the 11th, 1831 . Nancy Mabry was born April the 27th, 1834 . Lu cy Mabry was born February 4th, 1837. Samuel Mabry was born January the 5th, 1840. Tabitha Mabry was born October the 16th, 1842 . Greenberry Mabry was born Sept. the 14th, 1845. Winf ield S. Mabry was born March the 20th, 1848. America Mabry was born December the 28 , 1839 . (S amu e l Mabry Jr . ' s wif e ) William Fielden Mabry was born August the 10th, 1860 and d ye d October the 26th, 1862', December the 11th 1836 : "Remember this saying, the good pay mas t e r is lord of another ma ns purse. He who is known to pay punctually and exactly a t the time he promises may at any time and on any occasion raise all th e mon ey his friends can spare . Nothing contr ibuts more to a you!lSman in the world than punctuality and justice in all his dealings therefore never keep borrowe d money an hour beyond the time you promised lest a disappointment shut up your friends purse from you forever." =-=.:====---============================================================== QUERY INDEX Index to Ancestral Surnames by Adams 5 Elswick 12 Akers 4 Fariss 19 Barnett 8 Garland 2,5 Beavers 8 Hankins 8 Boothe 4 Hardwick 2 Boyd 6 Harris 11 Brown 16 Hathaway 3 Burgess 3 Hopkins 18 Burne t t 12 Kegley 1 Car(r) ico 20 Kilgore 17 Daniel 6, 15 Lester 12 Deboe 14 Lewis 10,18 Dickerson 4 Mankin 6 Dooley 14 Mannon 4 Edwards 6,20 Mason 17,18 Query Number May 19 Mc Cann 2 Milam 5 Mileham 5 Miller 7 Owens 18 Ped an 10 Peden 10 Picklesimer 10 Poage 10 Probst 9 Provst 9 4 Reed 3 Richards 20 Robertson Ross Seat Simms Smith Stapp Step 19 15 2 6,10 2 2 Tuck 13,14,15 Wade 18 Wall 15 Ward 1 Whitely 16 Whitley 16, 17 Whitt 13 Williams 9 Young 9 �QUERIES 1 - 83 . S eek info o n p a r e nts and siblings of Sarah Jane Ward, b . Va . , 17 May 1834, md . John Edley Kegley of Wythe Co . , 23 Sept. 1852 . ( Marriage r ec orded in Wythe Co. Marriage Register #1, p . 20 3 ) 1880 cens u s s t a t es both p a rents b. in Va. All childre n b . in Iowa (Hor e n ce Virginia 1853; AliceVictoria 1855; Sarah J a n e 1857; Joh n Wy t h e 1859; Aletha Elizabeth 1862; Mary Oregon 1 8 71 ; Nev3da Ge r tr ud e 1872; James Edley 187 4 ). Died 13 May 18 95, bu ried Wyomi n g, Iowa . Virginia E. McGary, 5833 Archwood Dr. , S a n Anton i o, Texas, 78239. 2 - 83. I wou l d l i k e to c orrespond with other descendants of William Simms a n d hi s wi fe Anr'!ister ( Ag a tha?) Step or Stapp who lived in Albema r le Co . , Va . in the ear l y 1 780's. Their daugther Elizabeth md . Jon a th a n Mc c a nn who later move d to TN. Who were the parents of Willi am a nd Annis ter Sin~s? Also, I would like to corres pond with othe r de s cendants of William Garland of Westmoreland Co ., Va. who d . there in 1743 . His dau g hter Henrietta md. J a1nes Ha rdwick of the same county who d . ther e in 1737. Who we r e the p arents of William Garland? Mrs. Robbie Neelley, 1908 E as t 19th St. #22, Lawr e nc e , KS 66044 3 - 83. Seekin g info on Richard Charles Burgess said t o b e b. in Floyd Co . ne a r the town of Floyd on Apr . 4 , 1882. Also u sed the name of Albian Sidney Rich or Richards. L. Samuel mother Sally West Hathaway . Sybil P lumlee, 7735 SW 45, Portl a nd, OR 97219 4 - 83. Seeking parents of James M. D. Ma nnon d . 1870 i n Fl oyd Co. and wife Sarah Boot he Mannon b . 1826 - d . 1 9 06 in Floyd Co. They were md. Feb. 1 3, 1 845. Their children were: Ma thi a s , Catherine Reed, Lucy Reed, George Wi ll iam , No ah Davis, Mar y Eliz a b eth Akers, Martha E. Dickerson, Louisa Jane Dicker s o n , James A. , a nd Andrew J. Paul E. Mannon 1 1301 Tyler Av e. , Radford , Va. 24141 5 - 83. Need info on Martha Gardner, who md. Samuel Mileham, 1724 , Lancas ter Co., Va. Also , Mary Rush Adams, b . 1728 d . 1 778 , md . Thomas Milam, Bedford Co., Va. Jean L. Kelly , 6163 All i son. St . , Arva da, CO 80004 6 - 83. Seeking info on Mankin Tavern loc a t e d on Gr aysonPatrick Co. line . Also info on Jesse Mankin b . ca. 1 775, d. 1830 in Patrick Co. Wife Mary . Issue: Nanc y m. John Edwards; Catherine m. Nehemiah Daniel ; Masey m. Ewe ll Smi t h ; poss ibly William m. Harriett Smith, Joel, and Sarah m. Joseph Bo yd. Jessie S. Barbour, P. O. Box 3221, Richmond , Va. 2 3 235 7 - 83. Wish to corr espond with descendants o f Dar ius and Sara Mil ler , family in census of Wytheville, Va. 1850 . Moved to KY about 1860, leaving older children; Austin , b . 1 8 2 9 ; James, b. 183 1; Mary, b. 1833 and Sara, b . 1836 in Va . Wi s h i nformation about these children. Ms. Marie R. Justi c e , P. O. Box 2172 2 Pikeville, KY 41 5 01 Y IRGI NiA AePALACHI AN NOTES �8 - 83. Need proof of paren ts of Ra chel Barnett , 2nd wife o f Alexander Beavers, md. 7/30/1 851 . Had 4 children : Thomas, Robina, Alexander and Elijah . Childr en of 1st marriage to Elizabeth Hankins were: James, Betsy, Mary, Catherine, Rebecca, Robert, Martha, John, Willi am, Mathi as H ., Ly di a, Nancy and Rachel. Descendants of either ma rri age may have proof I need so very much. Will exchange inf o a nd re-imbursc postage. Mrs. Howard E . Stout, 51 Maplewoo d Dr., Athens, Ohio 45701 9 - 83. Researching for about 10 yrs . o n my Young family, b ut cannot locate their ancestors and l i t t l e about their descen dants . Need assistance such as photo s, r eferen ces to court records, books, etc. for I pl an to print a sma 11 book on my family . The data I have: My GGG Grandfather 1) J eremiah "Jerry" Young, b. 1778 in Va. In 18],l, a Hawkins Co . , TN taxpayer , possibly md. a Probst or Provs t. Al i ve in 1853 C l::iiborn e Coo, TN. andabrother"Jerry" 2) Francis "Fr ank" Youn g , b. 1788 in Va. In 1810 Hawkins Co., TN tax list . Md. Feb. 12 , 1813 JaneWi lliams of Grainger Co., TN . Still in Gr ainger Co. in 1830 . Ray mond G. Young, 512 Greenwood Dr . , Clinton, TN 37716 10 - 83 . Would like to locate th e grave of John P e den (Pedan ), a Rev . War Patriot from Botetourt-Montgomery Co., Va. He was b. in 1734 and d. in 1815. His wife, Mary Smith, was b. in 1734 and d . in 1806. John Peden bought 180 acres in Botetourt Co. , Va ., in 1780, on Marshall Ridge and waters of Back Creek a branch of Roanoke River. In 1783 he was resident of Mason ' s Cove Community which constituted Capt. Lewis' New Comp any. Joh n Peden' s n eighbors were the Picklesimers and Poages . He d. in Mon tg omer y Co. His family migrated to Barren Co., KY o Will pay for a n y in:f o that will lead me to gravesi te of John Peden (Pedan, Pa den) . Henry C . Peden, Jr . , 2502 Hanson Rd., Edgewood, MD 21040 11 - 83. Want info Lewis Harris; sons, David, John, William, Ben jamin, Martin. Was Justice of the Peace, Scot t Co . , Va. , 1829. Wife Catharine. He do 1831, Vigo Co . , Ind. Postage refundedo Dorothy P. Munson, 850 Aaron, B-103, Port Charlot te, FL 33952 12 - 830 Seeking ancestry of Labourn Burnett, b o in Va o 180 4 ca.. Came to Florida during Indian Wars o Died 18 4 7 :from wounds from Indian arrow . Also, seeking ancestry of James Lester who md. Mary (Polly) Elswick, daughter of John and Susannah Elswick on 5 June 1792 in what is now Montgomery Coo, Va. Ja mes a nd Mary moved to KY ca 1805 0 Will am A. Lester, 4511 Melrose Ave., Tampa, FL 33629 13 - 83. Would like to contact descendan ts o:f David J. Tuck , b. 14 Oct. 1818 in Halifax Co., Va. md. Elizab eth Ann Whitt and had 3 chi ldren. Both David and Eliza.beth d. within 8 yrs. an d children reared by Richard Tuck and wife Sarah Ro Whitt o David Tuck d. 22 Mar. 1850 and Elizabeth b. 21 Mar. 1828, d o 9 Deco 1852. Mrs. Al Amundsen, 2F Country Club Aptso, Greenville, AL 36037 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �Lf/ 14 - 83. Desire to contact d e scendants of Ha lifa x Co. brothers Mark Al exander Tuck b . 29 Aug. 1889 who md. Lola Deboe of Bedford Co . One known daught e r, Peggy Sue . And Alfred Kyle Tuck b. 5 Sept . 1891, who rnd . Sadie Kathe rine Dooley of Bedford Co. Five known children : Virginia, Evelyn, William, Alfred, Ma ur een. Mrs . Al Amundsen, 2F Country Club Apts., Greenville, AL 36037 15 - 83. Would lik e info on 3 wiv es of Phaltiel Tuck b. 27 Jan. 1800 and d . 1865 Halifa x Co. 1st wife Sarah Catherine Tuck, dau g ht er of Richard Tuck; 2nd wife Lucy P . Seat. 3rd wife either Larcany Dani.el or Lorraine Wall. Wi l l mentioned "Dear Wife Lurena." Will probated 27 Marc h 1865 Ha lif ax Co. Mrs. Al Amundsen , 2F Country Club Apts., Greenville, AL 36037 16 - 83 . Sear ching for info on Whitel y/Whitley family. Samuel (?) Whit ely 1795-1882 md. Rebecca A ( ?) Brown b . 1809 ct. after 1882? d/o ? poss . Walker and Sarah (Tu rner) Brown. Son Chapman A (?) Whitl ey md. Sarah ? poss . Saltville, Broadford Area ca. 1860 . Samu e l and Rebecca md. ca . 1829? - 9 children known. Help appreci ated" Mrs. Mary F . Lon g, 2721 Allen Ave. 1 Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 17 - 83 . Robert Whitley md . Eliza beth Kilgore, came to Indiana where he d. in Marti n Co., Ind . Known children Minerva who md. Andrew Mason - St e phen - J o hn - Rober t md. Margaret (?). Mrs. Mary F. Lon g, 2721 All e n Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. 46203 18 - 83 . Jeremiah Lewis b . ca 1800 md . Margaret Owens d/o John Owens and Rosann a h Maso n . Margaret was gr d/o Owen Owen and Sophia Wade. Ziba Hopk in s adm of estate of Margaret Lewis. Help appreciated. Will exc han ge. Owen Owen crune from Wales. Was this Jeremiah the d esc . of Jeremiah who came from Wales? How are the Hopkins connected. I desc. fr. Vin cent Lewis s/o above. Mrs. Charles Lon g , 2721 All en Ave . , I ndi an a polis, Ind. 46203 19 - 83. G-grandfathe r Da ni e l May md. Jane Ross Fariss in Frankl in Co . , Va . 21 Jan . 1808 . Jane Ross Fariss appears to be the daughter of Joe l Fariss and hi s wife Jane Hall? Ross? I don't know where they came fr om and Joel seems to have died under mysterious circumstances 1808 to 1 810. Wish to know if anyone h as data in looki ng for place they came from. Mrs. Margaret D . Thompson, 4 528 Wyndale Ave., S.W. Roanoke , VA 24018 20 - 83 . Who were the parents of John D. Edwards and Martha J. Edwards (brother & sister), who gav e the place of birth as NC in the 1880 Wise Co., Va. cens u s. F~th er b. in NC and mother in Va . John D . md . Ca therine Robertson Dec. 11, 1834 in Wythe Co., Va. Martha J. md . Alexdnder Car(r)ico in Grayson Co ., Va., J an. 19 , 1832 . Mrs. Belva M. Counts, 6804 Northway Dr., N.W. Roanoke, VA 2401 9 · YIRCINI A APPALACHIAN b!_OTES �BOOK REVIEWS THE SALYER FAMILY by Eli zabeth L. WL Salyer This is a history of the Sa],yers/Sallier family ln America ~ince 1655 . The immigrant ancestor is thought to have been of French extraction , i t has not been determined how his name may have originally been spelled . The history includes information from original court records , personally re searched by the author , explanation and documentation of records , old family pictures , reproduction of original documents , confirmation of a name change , lineages numbered and cross-referenced and interesting stories about early ancestors. The Colonial era Salyers were located in New York , New Jersey , Chowan County, N. C. and other western N. C, counties . It seems from a ll records that descendants of Zachariah Salyer, Sr. of N. C. went int o parts of Southwestern Virginia by 1780. These were Isiah Salyer Sr. of Russell Co , Va , John Salyer of Scott Co , Va , Zachariah Salyer Jr of Sco tt Co , Va , Martin Dunn Salyer of Lincoln Co, Ky , Benjamin Salyer of Harlan Co , Ky , Sarah Salyer Saylor of Harlan Co, Ky , and Rebecca Salyer Kilgore of Marion Co , TN. In 1787 Isiah Salyer (1752-1818) settled on Copper Creek in Russell co , Va. His brothers , John , Benjamin , and Zachariah; sisters , Sarah, wife of Solomon Saylor , and Rebecca , wife of Stephen Kilgore , settled on nea rby land . The Salyers intermarried wi th Virginia peioneer families - Castle , Isaacs , Nickels , Stapleton , Vicars and Byerley , Recently , November 16, 1982 , an historic marker honoring Isiah Salyer was erected on Virginia Hi ghway 71, Russell County by the Virginia Department of Hig hways and Transportati on. Kermit w Salyer of Roanoke , a great, great , great grands on of I siah Salyer requested the marker, and provided proof of the data , with the help of Elizabeth Salyer of West Palm Beach, Fla, and Dr Howard Salyer of Nashville , Tenn. A review of thi s book can in no way show the outstanding reference done on the many families represented , The book has a hard cover, 688 pages , and is completely indexed. A gift copy from the author has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . The price of the book is $51. 00 and may be ordered from Mrs . Elizabeth K. Salyer, 734 Ardmore Road, West Palm Beach, Florida J.3401. (Note: The historic marker noted above is located at Grassy Creek Church , between Dickensonville and Nickelsville . ) SI MPSON FAMILY TREE BOOK by Kenneth C. Kallam This is a comprehensive listing of descents of Vinson a nd Vicy Cook Simpson (1799-1982), Surry County, North Carolina. Copies of many documents_ included (birth, death, marriage, land deeds, mil itary )' news p a p er clippings and family pictures The book contains 108 pages and has a paper cover. A gift copy of the bo~k has been placed in the Virginie: Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Library. The price of the book is $12 · 00 plus $1 . .50 postage. Order from Wallace Kallam, Route 8, Box 660- B, Mount Airy, North Carolina l70.30. VIRCINIA APPALACHIAN ~QTE.S. �KALLAM CEMETERY BOOK OF SURRY COUNTY AND SURROUNDING AREAS by WA LLACE KALLAM Thi s book contain the listings of active and inactive burying grounds. The table of contents lists 100 cemeteries . There are 148 pages with a complete i ndex of J9 pages . The book has a soft cover. A gift copy has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Library by the author. The price of the book i s $15 .00 plus $2.00 postage. Order from Wallace Kallam , Rout 8 Box 660-B, Mount Airy, North Carolina 27030, A DOWNEY AND CRAWFORD ANCESTRY by Roy H. Downey Both the Downey and Crawford Families are traced from Ireland to Pennsylvania, arriving in Virginia as early as 1700 in the areas of Alleghaney, Augusta, Botetourt, Craig and Roanoke Counties. The Downeys were a part of establishing the iron works that were located in Alleghany County and were called the Longdale Mines , quarry or furnace Downeys. The book is a complete genealogy of John Edward Downey born Feb. 29, 1864, son of Archibald J. Downey (1831-1913) and Mary Jane Craft Downey (1832-1903), who married Elizabeth "Betty " Crawford on July 7 , 1885 in Covington, Va. by the Rev. A.F. Chapman, pastor of Covington Baptist Church . Elizabeth Crawford was born Aug. 1, 1867 and was the daughter of John J. Crawford (18361878) and Eliza Jane Martin Crawford (1835-1878). Some of the early surnames were Brown, Campbell, Craft, Crawford, Downey, Irvine, Kidd, Low, Martin, Nicely , Persinger, Wagoner, Waymon, and others . There are many old family p hotos . A gift copy from the author to the SWVGS has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Library. The book has a soft cover with 88 pages and may be ordered from Roy H. Downey, 320 Orchard St ., Rt 5, Salem, Va. 24153. The price of the book is $10.00 THE JOHN NICHOIS FAMILY OF SURRY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA by Kenneth C. Kallam This book concentrates on the family members of John Nichols (1825-1894) and Nancy Simpson Nichols (1825- 1889). The book contains a family tree chart, copies of many documents, marriage and military records, newspaper clippings and family pictures. There are 74 pages and a paper cover. A gift copy from the author has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Library. 'Ihe price of the book is $10.00 plus $1.00 postage. Order from Kenneth C. Kallam, Route 8, Box 660-B, Mount Airy, North Carolina 27030. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �EXCHANGE QUARTE RLY REV IEw For a list of the exchange quart erlies check the me m t c r:~~.ip :lirec i.o r'J . The following are a few of the articles that might be o f ir, t c rc :· t to the members of this area . We are not listing the arti c l es con c err~ ir. c t~.l! ~- la te:.; from which the quarterlies come. Colonial Research in the Northeastern S tates , pp J-10 , THB ': C i ( !ZADO GENEALOGIST, Vol. 4J, no. J, Aug . 1982 . Periodical Index , ibid, pp received by them.) Newspapers as a Source, p 4J.r.52 , ( This i s the i nde x :for all periodical s 15 , THE SEARCHER , Vol. XIX, no . 8 , Aug 1982 . Wills in Genealogy , pp 62- 65, ANCESTRAL NEWS publ i she d b y Ancestral Trails Historical Society, Inc , Vol. ?, no . J, Summer 1982 . Research in Washington , some practical tips for res e a rching in Was hington , D. C. - pp 159- 161 in the BULIETIN OF THE GENEALOGICAL S OCIETY OF OLD T RYON COUNTY, Vol. X, no, J, Aug 1982 . Genealogy and the Personal Computer - pp Vol. J2, No . 1, Fall 1982. J-6 of SEA TTIE GE NEALOGICAL SOCIETY , Your Precious Photographs - care and preservation, pp 11-12 , ibid . NEW EXCHANGE Imprints published by GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF BROWARD COUNTY, INC , p. O . Box 485, Fort Iauderdale, FLA JJ.302-0485 . NON- EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES RECEIVED News Letter of GRAYSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. , Rt 1 Box 29J, Elk Creek, VA 24.326., Aug 1982. SOUTHERN INDIANA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Quarterly, PO Box 403, Mt. 'IX, July 1982, Jan 1983. Wimmer Family Newsletter, October 1982. 804 Falconer Road, Joppatoune, MD Pleasant, 21085; i ssue 15, RENO COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Newsletter, PO Box 5, Hutchinson, KAN 67501. NEW GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES and other THE VERNON COUNTY, MISSOURI GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, % Dorothy Wilson, Rt 1 Box 355, Nevada , MO. Plan to publish "Bushwhackers and Rock Thumpers ", covering Vernon, Bates, Cedar, Barton and Iade counties of Missouri. Dues $5. 00 per year. Welcome all material that you have on these counties. WORTHINGTON DESCENDANTS, covering all branches of the Worthington surname and its many allied lineages, Will include a query column, coat of arms, abstracts, wills, deeds, ancestral charts, Tombs tone Inscriptions and family history, A newsletter to be published quarterly, $12. 00 yearly . WORTHINGTON DESCENDANTS,% Frances Brengle, 6619 Pheasant Rd. Rte #1.6, Baltimore, MD 21220, YIRCINIA App,41 AC"MM tQTES �'f 5 198 2 Financial Statement Opera ti ng Income 1982 Members hi p dues 1983 Membership dues Workshop '82 Contributi ons : Back Issues Queries Donations 1982 Check # 226 voided $ 5263.25 74.00 1073.25 146.50 53 . 25 20.51 42 . 75 $ 6673.51 TOTAL Deposits Operating Expense Office Suppli es Typing for VAN Copying Postage Postage - Bulk Mail Honorarium Telephone call s to out-of-town-speakers Donations Books works hop '82 Fees & Licenses Returne d check Communication with members ($2337.34) Notices Membership Directory VAN $ 195.43 543.00 2.80 237.80 500.00 151.00 24.70 630 . 45 61.70 883 . 70 35.00 8.50 200.00 202.86 1934.48 TOTAL $ Amount checks $ 5612·.. 4 2 Cash on Hand 31 December 1981 $ 3034 . 26 Net Income 1982 Cash on Hand 31 December 1982 1061. 0 9 Prepared by: Evelyn M. Robertson Treasurer - 1982, 1983 \ .' . -- $ 4 095.35 �These cards are placed in the Virginia Room of the Central Roanoke City Public Library. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 7, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource Pulaski County 1839 Personal Property Tax List; The Boothe Family of Floyd County; Conner Family Bible Records; 1883 Census of the Town of Roanoke (continues in next issue); Mabry-Bolt Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 1983 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv7n1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4847/VANv6n4.pdf 0529ef0ec4478048c8a9c3ab14d28a1b PDF Text Text •. ~ • \, 's ..Jt\.::a Virgin 1fi~::.: ;~ :.~~~:. Appalachian _, I •'' . Notes Pitnyho11io • · Southwestern Virginia Genealdgical Society Roanoke, Virgini~·~~ ~}~ . PUBLISHED . . .. '\ . . ·., .....; . ·.:... • "' • ti· .•• . 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CON'IENTS The Pres id en t ' s Message Big Lick District, 1880 Census Index, Roanoke County, Virginia 133a 1882 Roanoke County, Virginia, Marriages 133 137 Virg inian's Idea of the United States 149 1882 Personal Property Tax List Big Lick District, Roanoke County, Virginia St. John's Parish Register, Roanoke, Virginia Bible Records : Camden and Edwards-Barlow Virginia Gazetter & Classified Business Directory Wythe County, Virginia, Cemetery Records Queries Su:rname Index New Members Quarterly Exchange 150 157 161 164 170 177 183 184 185 ================:'=================~=============================== �1 3311 THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE It has been a real privilege to have served as your president f or the past two years. I have enjoyed hearing from you , and getting to kn ow many of you. 'Ihe success of the SWVGS has come from all of you. Loca l members have been responsible for business, committee meetings , works hops and programs, as well as duties and honors of off ice. Distant members have made contribution by sharing your re cords, research and f inancial s uppor t. Visit the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . You will find an excellent Virginia genealogy collection and collections from other states . You have contributed to this collection with your books given the society for review in VAN. Each year a contribution of money is made to the Virginia Room for purchase of books, microfilm etc . f rom our treasury . Use your membership directory when you arrive , and call local members. Someone could have a spare bedroom!! Our membership is the highest in history, about 675 members i ncludi ng ~O exchange quarterlies. Watch fo r your 1983 renewal form . Renew early and receive your issues on time. Each issue contains a variety of records , thanks to our hard working editor, Mrs . Claude Fowler (Babe). November 20, 1982 is the elect ion of officers for 1983. A nominating committee was appointed at the October 16, 1982 meeting, with Mary Jane Vaden , Chairman, Mrs. A.B . Brown (Dorothy), and Norwood Middleton as members . Look forward to a new year with a n ew president. Don't miss the January 15, 1983, Saturday meeting at the Jeffers on Street Baptist Church, Roanoke, 1 :JO pm . The speaker will be Mrs . A. W. (Deedie) Kagey , author of Community At The Cross r oads, A Study Of The Village Of Bonsack Of The Roanoke Valley. Many thanks to all of you and best wishes for Happy Holidays . Belva M. Counts, president . "KEGLEY' S VIRGINIA FRONTIER" REPRINTED "Kegley 's Virginia Frontier," a history of the upper James and Roanoke River country in the s ettlement era of 1740-1780, has been printed for the fifth time. Covering mainly present Botetourt and Roanoke and parts of adjacent counties, the 822-page history written by the late F. B. Kegley of Wytheville, contains 31 maps showing original grants, trails, roads, town and community bounderies and 66 illustrations of people , buildings and places . The book is priced at $35.00 plus $1.40 sales tax for Virginia residents and $2.00 for postage per copy . Orders may be placed with George Kegley , the author's nephew, at Tinker Creek Lane, N.E . , Roanoke, Va. 24019. For local orders, telephone 366-4607, and the book will be delivered . . . . . UNTO THE HILLS . . .. SOME HJ:L+,MANS AND OTHERS. c . 1979 by Mrs . Belva M. Counts has been reprinted in a soft cover. The book is a partial genealogy of the Southwest Virginia families of Carrico, Edwards, Hillman, Newberry, Stallard, Wells and other allied families . 'Ihe book has about 170 pages, i ncluding old family photos, coats of arms, bibliography and is completely indexed. The price of the book is $10.50 including the tax and postage. Order from: Mrs . Belva M. Counts, 6804 Northway Dr . N.W . , Roanoke, VA 24019. �133 BIG LICK DISTRICT 1880 CENSUS INDEX - ROANO.KE COUNTY, VIRGINIA Contributed by Marvin Neighbors (Noter The page numbers are from the typed copy of the census that Mr. Neighbors presented to the library . The list includes the head of the household and any person in the house whose name is different.) BIG LICK DISTRICT 15. Evans , John JJ, (1910-dep . Co . Cl erk) p 1 16. Bushong , Eliza J J4. Williams, Lavid 17. Patterson , John T Etter, Mary E 35. Nininger, Christian 1 . Howbert, George W Hamilton, Wm T Lockard, Mary 2 . Whitesell, John W (1900 living Norwich ) J. Howbert , Lucinda (1900 near Va. College ) Byrd , Jane Boon , Ellen 18. Crickenbergen , Levi 19. Whaling , Dennis 20 . Day, John W 21 . Roberts , John L. *(?p Wm P & Mary) 4. Rorer, Ferdinand Powell, Sophia W (1900 Salem Ave & 5th St ~ *Roberts , Chris ' r *start of p 4 5 . Evans, Green 22. Shartzer, Jeremiah 6. Curling, John L. Mitchell, Isaac Austin , Ella 23. Nichols , Thomas C p 2 ? . Shaver, John N 24. Kesl er, John W (1900-Hollins) 37 . Dillard, Perm B JS. Viar/Vier, Samuel (Commonwealth & Patton-1900) 39. Deyerle, Wm A 40. Trail, James Ballard, Amanda Evans, Mary McFalls, Eliza 41 . Patterson, Lucy Brown, Sallie 25 . Utz, Wm M 26 . Berger, David :P.7 9 . Garst, J. T. 27, Dent , Harvey J 10. Huffman, Martha 28. Morgan , Laura J 11 . Bell, W. J. p Harris, Harris 36. Jeter, Ransom 42. Chittum, George W (1900-Lynchburg Ave) Litteral, Dossie 8 . Freeman , D(avid) D (1900 - 2nd & Campbell) p 6 43. Thompson, James R Linkenhoker, Demenius Gaunt, Susan B Barnett, Hampton 44. Roland, James 5 45. Nelms, Charles D 12. Campbell, Samuel G. 29. Nininger, Nathan (1900-Salem & 2th ) (1910-Cove Road ) 1J. Byer, James A JO. Berger, Daniel A 46. Worley, Henry L Hodges , Rachel Dowdy, Jennie Spradlin , Mary Citty, Wm H J1. Berger, Samuel 47 . Cooper, Joel 14. Wiley , Benton 32. Myers, fuvid p J JJ, Preston, 'Ihos J?I 48. Cooper, Henry C. (1900-Salem Road ) (Note 1 The 1900 address was taken from the 1900 Roanoke City Directory) �134 p 8 49. Angel, William (1900 - Crockett) (1910 - Back Cr. Rd.) T.rent, Peter 70. con ' t Simmons , Fannie Craig , Wm 9J . Hambrick, A. L. 71. Renn, Georg e W, 94 . Trent , John Stephens, ~ Fanni e 50, Harkrider, John W 51. Bush, Gillie (1910- Back Cr. Rd.) 72. Kropff , John H. 54. Bush, George 55 , Werts, David Custer, Martha Arthur, Caroline Merriman, Mariah Harris, James p 14. 95, Waid , Marshall Robertson, Marshall 73. Bandy , Joseph W Owens, Barney 52. Bush, John 53, Bush, Patterson 92 . Fishburne , Reubin 96. D3.vid, Andrew J 97 . Akers , 'Ihomas H 74. Bandy, John O. Falls, Agnes 98. Pabst, Charles H. 99. Cardwell, Robert D 75. Bandy , J . C. Kasey, Annie L. Harkrider, Lucinda 100 . Proffit , E. F. 77 , Lacy, Curtis 101. Griggs, Samuel Price , Chas B. D3.y, Joseph E Cox, Mary J 78. Hogans , John O. p 76. Hogans, Elisha 56, Hundley, Peter p 9 57. Parish, Eliz ' h 79. McDermed, Edward 58. Hurt, Mariah p 12 80. Robertson, Sam'l G 15 102. Rhodes , George T Bondurant, Emma Asberry , A.L. (Alexander S) 10J. Barksdale, Thos F 59, Waldron, Marth 81 . Stover, James E. 60. Arthur, Wm R 82. Kefauver, J.D. 61. Ferguson, William 104. Kesler, Wm Draper, Susan C Scott, Minerva J SJ. Kefauver, J.D. 62. Faris, Jane 105. Armstrong , D.M. 84, Martin, John 6J, Carr, George W. 106. Peak , John E 85. Citty, Cath'e 64. Bush·, Thos L Peery, Sallie 86, Redden, George W 65, Peery, William p 13 87, Mills, Pleasant W p 16 88. 'Ihomas, James W 109. Webb, Jacob W Hogan, John p 10 66, Falls, 'Ihompson 67, Bandy, Jacob 6S, Carner, Francis McVey, George 69, Smith, A. McD. 70. Vinyard, C.P. 107. Dinwiddie, John C 89. Th.ylor, Wm Wilhelm, James D 108. Tinsley, John N 90. Garrett, Henry N. 110. Arthur, John T Werts , Hiram C. (1900-5JO Iale) Ledbetter, Sam'l 91. Gwaltney, James W Haley, Ella Lewis, Sallie 111. 'IUrner, Callie M. {Callohill M. (1900=72J-1st St,SW ) �111. con ' t Huchinson, Miranda Boon , James 112. Kirkpatrick , J . M. 124. Ammen , Daniel Derr, R. U. 125. Luck, Geo . L?S (1900=J19-Jrd st . ) Startzman , Wm H p 19 113 . Ga mbtll, James M 126. Harris , Wm J (650 Campbell, 1900) Andre ws , WK Reynolds , Chas M 114. Hughes , A. L . 127. Smith , A. R. Meador , Jas W 128. Stover, John T 1900-John & Fkln Ave) 115. Bu.ford, Thos P (1900-424-Jrd St SW) 129 . Turner, Geo A (Tazewell & Henry) Thrasher, Peck p 17 116 . Turner, J . P. Woody, Sarah V. 117. Neal , Eliza A 118. Word, T?I M. (Quinn) Mcclanahan, Lizzie Shield, J.W. Jr Goodwin, A.R. Kent, J. McG . (James McGavock) (1900-28 Fkln Rd) 1J8, Trout, Henry (1900- 610 Campbell,SW) Ki.rkpa trick, Ru th Pinkard, Betty Helm, 'Ihos W Thomas, F. B. (1888- Campbell & Park) Huff, Philip (1888-Campbell & 'Th.zewell) Cook, Wm. B. the town of Big Lick Gains bough/Gainsborough p 22 1. Ferguson, John B Crowder, T.B . 2. funcan, L. Kefauver, John Hardigan , Wm Kochle , Geo . A. Locklard, John 3. Franklin , Lucy 4. Jones, M.E. Huffman, J.B. Hensley, Jas. (0) (1900- Park & JoM.i) hinson, Milla.rd Willis, Tu.vid 5. Witt , G.L. Whitmore, H.L. 135. Elliott, Wm (1900-John & Park) Kidd, Elizabeth Hard.barger, Henry 122. Arthus, Greenvill e 123. Franklin, Julia A Murphy, Michael 137 . Reynolds, 'Ihos L (1888-Salem & Commerce) ~tephens, Margaret Smith, Callie B 139. 130. Ferguson , I.M. (Isham McGrady) (Water & Center-1900) Fishbunie , T. T. (Tipton T. ) (1900-Salem Ave.) Tench, Mattie Taylor, L.B . (Lewis B) Ends (Evans & Chalmers) 119. Trout , John Potter, Chas L. Fishburne, John P Wilson, Wm J 131. Holley, J. Thos Price, Wm Ed 132. Jamison, Joel A Elliott, R.M. Hodges, Wm Haley, Jas H p 20 Werts, C. R. 1JJ. Huff, Ballard P . (1900-107 Commerce) Carter , Ka ~.e M (1900-Campbell & Park) 1J4. p 18 120. Williams , 'nlos P Leffew, John W 121 . Hale , Overstreet (from Lynchburg) Hard.berger, Fannie 136. can't Huff, George C (1900-'Tu.zewell & Commerce) Watkins, W.T. (Wm) (1900- Conunerce & Church) Reid, J. H. 1J6. Neal, James W (1900-215 Shenandoah) 6. Hart, H. C. Fielder, Mattie F. 7. Hipes , Catharine p 23 8. Goodman , M.L. Mormon, Mary G. �20 . Schoonover, Wm 2 0 . Vinyard, Nicholas J 9. Coleman, J . D. Woodward, Wm. 21. Jones , Edw 'd M 21. Wilkins on, Wm G 10. Garst, Charles 22 . Stephens , I. B. 22 . Settle, Jas N.B. Steger, Fannie p 23 con't Swain , Ellis Gish's (now Vinton) p 24 1. Walker, Geo T. 2J. Polla rd, H.C. p 2 . Harrison, J.B. Holley, Fannie 27 24. Thras her, A.E.L. Danner, Ja cob H Harris , Regina James, Wm 4. Hunter, John H Hodge, Sarah p 1. Foster, John A 26 . Ja mes , I s aac D Hammock, J . D. p Vinyard, Isaac W Sanderson , Wm J. J2 27. McGe org e , Wm L 2. Morman , Robt . A 28 . Fea ther, John H James , Rich ' d B Crouch, Lucy Kesler, John M Lancaster, John 25 8. Obenchain, Jas P 4. Wright, Morman 9. Funk, Joseph 5, Terry, Peyton L 29. Gray, John o. McGeorge , Ann E JO. Richardson, Phoebe Jamison, Saml (W.) Lunsford, Chas S 10. Minick, Henry Ji . Preston , Moses p 11. Long, J. O. Donald, Sallie 6. Persinger, Gideon J 12. Gish, Thos G 7, Arthur, Jas W JJ . Swain, Ad.mine D 29 8. Huff, Isaac H p 1J. Jones, J . W. 15. p Walker, Wm H Graham, Martha 9 , Patesell, Harriett Boyer, M.M. 26 16. Gis h, Geo. McH. 10. Brown, Iantel 11 . Filson, Wm. S , Board, McHenry 17. Dennis, Wm. H. 12 . Kasey, Geo . 18. McLean, .Ianiel 1J. Rains , Wm. 19. Dowdy, R. H. Meador, D. T. J2, Bush, Eugene Gleason, Martha 14 . Fox, John C James, M. B. p Hun t , Ja mes Big Lick Dis trict 6. Franklin, Henry J Calvert, Mary H ?. 25. James , Harvey 26. Craig , R.W. p 28 Settle, B.J. Hammock, Melinda Craig , Harri s on 24 . Muse, 'Ihos R Bush, Sarah 25. Nelson, Wm. H. J, Jones , Benj'm A. 5. McFadden, B. T. 2J. p JO Lunsford, Samuel JJ J4. Muse , Geo M Settle , Lydia Lawho:rn, Wm. G 35. St . Clair, Jos. D 36. Muse, Wm. H. Feather, Geo. 37. Wright, Stephen W 38. Harris, Jos. 39. Howell, Wm T �1882 MARRIAGES, ROANOKE CO., VA. Joaeph E. Graham and Martha Eliza"'eth Shewster 10 Jan 1882 -- bride's home His parents: Jamee; and Martha Graham Her parent.~ : Philip and .Margaret J. Sheo-rs ter l-1882 Rohert Lee Funk & Lucv Frances Powell 5 Jan 1882 -- Bonsack His parents: Joseoh & Lizzie Funk Her parents: James & Mary Po•·•ell 2-1882 Henrv Clinton Hurt & Harv Alice Ridgwav 9 Jan 1882 - - bride's home His parents: ~ teph e n & Marv Hurt Her parents: Abraham & Sarah Ann Ridgwav 3- 1882 Walter Hi l 1 Stalev & Josephine A. Denison 11 J an 1882 - - St. Paul!=S Episcopal, Salem, Va. 4-1882 His parents s Her parent~: George R. Charl es H. s. V. & & ~talev Caroline Denison Charles Ed~ard Poage & Sallie Hartman 19 Jan 1 882 - - bride's home His parent s : Joseph & Mary Poage Her paren ts : J acob & Lucinda Hartman 5-1882 John Henrv Black & Lucretia Jane Gallaspy 12 Jan 1882 -- ------His parents: t47 illiam T. & Rehecca Black Her parents : William & Marv Ga llaspy 6-1882 Thoma~ 7-1882 M. ? undv /Randy & Parthena Pearcv 15 Jan 1882 -- minister's home Sam~~--:.:.~~_:-_-:_ _____!>u~dv /Bandy:~ parents Her parents: Nathan & Lucy Pearcv Samuel Ludowick Boon & Matilda Jane Campbell 24 Jan 1882 -- bride's home His parents: LudOA'ick & Emilv Boon Her p arents: William and Mary Ann campbell 8-1882 Henrv Martyn Doll & Arabella Elizabeth Lunsford 30 Jan 1882 -- bride 's home His parents: Rev . Jacob & Susan Jan Doll Her parents: Charles and Julia Lunsford 9-1882 George Washington Wiseman & Elizabeth Mcc rai g 10-1882 31. Jan 1882 -- Gospel Church His parents : George & Mary Ann Wiseman Her Parents: William & Nancy Mccraig 13 7 �Daniel Thomas Meador & Mo lli e Catharine Kittinger 1 Februar"'' 1882 -- bride's home His Parents: Ewel l & Ann Meador Her oarents: John M. & Barnara Kittinger 11-1882 Jec:se .Rotoc:e ~tover & Julia A. Graham 1 4 Feh 1882 -- bride's home ~ is parents: A~her M. & Jane ~tover Her oarents: Marshall M. & Elizabeth Graham 12-1882 Thomas .Rohert Boon & Lucv Blanche Rarmitz 14 Fen 1882 -- Salen, Va. His parents: Zeb & Rehecca Boo n Her parents: William M. & Elizabeth F. Rarmitz 13-1882 --- ----- ----- Bandv & Sarah F. Ho gan 16 Feb 1882 -- bride's home h is parents: Thomas M. & Parthena Bandy her parents: El isha & Nancv Hogan 14-1882 Joh n Henrv Owens & Melinda Fletcher Elliott 21 Feh 1882 -- ~ome of Jacob Hindereigh his parents : David & Rachel Owens her parents: William & Nancy Elliott 15-1882 Thomas Jefferson Moore 24 Feb 1882 - - .Roanoke his parents: Thomas & her parents: James A. & Laura Green Wells 16-1882 Co. Francis Moore & Bettie Wells Giles Otev Lundy & Frances Florentine Ovler 26 Feb 1882 -- minister ' s home, Naff his parents: William E. & Nancy Lundy her parents: Cornelius & Francis Ovler /7-1882 Floyd Scott Murrv & Elizabeth Maria Stri n e 9 March 1882 -- 'Clotetourt Spr i nqs in .Roanoke Co. his parents: Jacoh P. Murry and Elizabeth Murrv her parents: Andrew J & Mary Strine 18-1882 George BrWlk & Irena Susan Eller 9 March 1882 -- Minis t er ' s home, Moomaw his parents: John & Mary Brunk her parents: Abram J. & Sarah Eller 19-1882 Peter Yopp & Rosa Bell Hays 28 March 1882 -- Horne of Miss Rosa Wade h is parents: Charles & Lucinda Yopp h er paren ts : Jack & Eliza Hays 20-1882 �Charl.es Wil.l.iam Hane~ & Lil.l.ie Wal.ker Page 4 Aoril. 1.882 -- Sal.em, Va. his parents: Uichol.us & Priscilla Hanes her parents: Robert w. & Mollie Page 21-1882 Will.ie ctone & Nannie Rarnett 26 April. 1.882 - - Catawba his parents: Wil.liam E. & Marv H. Stone 1-ier parents: Gil.es & Annie Barnett 22-1882 Radford Lawrence & Maggie Leo Martin 1 9 April 1882 -- Salem , Va. his parents: Frank w. & Gertrude Lawrence her parents: Wil. liam R. & Margeret G. Martin 23-1882 Thomas Anthony Coleman & Marv A . Huff 10 May 1882 -- ~ ride' s home his parents: Thomas & Marv Co leman her parents: Austin & --------Huff 24-1882 Edward Thomas Woodward & Annie S. Craig 11 Mav 1882 -- Salem, Va. his parents: w.T.J. & Agnes c. Woodward her parents: James & Margaret Craig 25-1882 George wa~hington Goff & Margie Francis Carroll 14 May 1882 -- Cedar Grove Church his parents : Jack & Retsy Goff her parents: Isaac & Martha Carroll 26-1882 ~amuel Wa 1 ter Howerton & Mollie Ronsack l June 1882 -- Bonsacks his parents : Thomas J. & Sapshronica Howerton her parents: Abram & Mary Bonsack 27-1882 James Knox Henderson & Annie E . McCankev 15 June 1882 - Catawba his parents: Francis & Nancv Henderson her parents i James & Elizabeth McCankev 28-1882 Samuel w. Aliff & F. Virginia Dent 25 June 1882- - bride's home his parents: John & Marv Aliff her parents: John & Lucy Dent 29-1882 Mack Kenrv & Al ice Ada OWens 30-1882 7 Julv 1882 -- Roanoke, Va. his parents: Mack & ------Kenrv her parents: Catharine Owens --------& �John Preston Raislip & Berta Marcella Kasev l.2 July 1882 -- bride's home his parents: Arthur J. & Elizabeth Haislip her :oarents: ThomaQ A. & Virginia M. Kasev Jo~eph Pritchard & Marv Elizabeth Gearhart 16 Julv 1882 - - home of F.A. Eiler his parents : Thomas & Susan Pritchard her parents1 Jame~ & Pol ly Gearhart 31-1882 32-1882 John Peter ~esley Bowles & Merjca SidnPy Webb 18 Julv 1882 -- home of Peter RowleQ his parentss Peter s. & Elizaheth Bo<->leQ her parents: Edmund & Eli zaheth Wel...b 33-1882 Henrv Letcher Bird (stone mason) & Sarah Jackson Powerq 31 Julv 1882 -- bride's home 34-1882 his parents: her narents: Ohediah William & Matilda FranceQ Bird James A. & FranceQ A Po~ers William Jo~eoh Mo~es & Laura Rell Elizaheth AnderQon 26 Julv 1882 -- bride's home his parents: Alexander & Marv Ann Moses her ca.rents: John M. & -------AnderRon 35-1882 Julius M. Whillard & Ella Howerton 2 Aug 1882 -- Bonsack~ 36-1882 his parentRs her parents: --------------- Samuel w. & Alice Howerton Charles s. Yoop & Lydia M. Mosby 14 Aug 1882 -- home of Rev. P. ~hickle, Salem, Va. his parent~a CharleA & Lucinda Vo"'p her parentQa Andrew J. & Minirva MoRby 37-1882 P.obert Carroll & .Martha A. Parker 16 Auq 1882 Roanoke Co. his parento;: Tsaac & Martha Carroll her ~entss James L. & Martha Parker 38-1882 William Cunningham & Lucv D. ~alker 24 Aug 1882 -- premise~ of Mr. William Muse his parents 1 William & Florentine Cunningham her parentq 1 George & Nancv Wal.kPr JCJ-1882 fofynn & Julia Ann Franklin 30 Aug 1882 -- Duval hou~e in Salem his parents: William D. & Lucv WVnn her !lClrents a Greenville & Fannv Franklin 40-1882 ~tith �Wal ter uaxall Carter & Ma r• Elizaheth Paolo 30 Aug 1882 -- Roanoke , Roanok e Co., Va. Hi~ Parents ' Daniel Hen,.-v & Laonia Va. carter ~er Parente:: i Peter & Louisa E. Paolo 41-1882 Mat thew Clar'k & Laura "Rurne tt 7 sept 1 88 2 - - a t J oc:: e nh Burnett's his parents: George "~ . & Ma rtha Cla.rk her oarentc::: - --- - --- & Martha Rurnett 42-1882 J ames Meador McManawa" & Marv Rohinc::on Morgan 28 ~eot 1882 -- br ide's h ome 'his parentci: Charle"" H . & Nancv A. McManawav her parents: D .A. & L . J . Morgan 43-1882 Reuben Moore Turr e ll & Maranda K. i.iuchin~on 4 Oct 1882 - - Roanoke~ Va. his parentc:: : Rohert & Elizaheth Turrell her parent~ : ------ ----------- 44-1882 John Ahner Perq inger & Matilda Julia Routt 2 Oct 1882 -- Gish's - Roa noke co. his parents: Jame~ s . & Enliline her oarents: Geor g e & ---------Routt 45-1882 Wi l l iam o . Bi erhower & Moll i e E. Marshall 4 Oc t 1882 -- bride's ·home his pare nts 1 George & Catharine Rierhower h e r oarents a ------&Ann Marshall 46-1882 Da niel Hovt Gris so & Sallie Lucinda Ann campbell 19 Oct 1882 -- ~ride's home his parents a John & Anna Grisso her oarents: Charles J. & Julia A. Campbell 47-1882 Edward Al.exander Cl.eland & El.la Cornelia Peck l. 7 Oct 1882 - - Roanoke Co. his parents: James & Janet Cleland her P a rents : John E. & Julia A. Peck 48-1882 A1phonso nuiqq Philpotts & Lilia E. Corner 18 Oct 1882 - - Roanoke, Roanoke Co., Va. h i s paren'Gs 1 John c. ·& Sarah w. Ph; lpotts her paren ts s Frances Corner 49-1882 Samuel Henrv Di.s hang & Mary L. Dangerfield 2 5 Oct 1 882 - - house of D.A.Na ff, Minister his parent.q s Lewis & Lucy Dis hanq her parents a Al ex & Clarkev Dangerfield 50-1882 -------& �Letcher Nininger & Berta L. Williams 31 Oct 1882 -- 0 otetourt Springs his parents: Christian & Nannie Nininger her parent~: David & Julia Williams 51-1882 George A. Revnolds & Fannie A. Goode 9 Nov 1882 -- Goode home His· parents: Alexander & Delania Reunolds her oarents: Samuel D. & Marv Goode 52-1882 Henr'' Johnson 53-1882 & Annie M. Dor->art 9 Nov 1882 -- Roanoke, Roanoke Co. , Va. his parent~: her oarentA: ----------------Jacoh & Sarah Dor<-7art John o. uorn & Enuna June Parker Nov 1882 -- bride's home his parentA: John & Sophia Horn her parent~: Jame~ M. & Marv Parker 54-1882 Pre-ton Luther Farlev & Christina A. Doule 16 Nov 1882 -- Salem, Va. his parent!';: Thomas B. & Elizaheth Parle" her parents: John R. & Mary E. Dovle 55-1882 JameA Alexander Campbell & Hester Ann Deaton 16 Nov 1882 lie. -- no minister return His parents: Charles J. & Julia Ann Campbell her parents: Francis A. & Ann Dea ton 56-1882 Henry Thomas Knott & Mary E. Bird 3 Dec 1882 -- home of Henrv Bird his parents: John & Julia Ann Knott her parenti:;: Ohediah w. & Matilda Frances Bird 57-1882 Isaac Kinqerv & Louisa Blankenship 3 Dec 1882 -- bride's home his parents s Albert & Ursula King€ry her Parents: Lucinda Blankenship 58-1882 q ------& George canadav Huff & Alice ~lanche Vinvard 59-1882 12 Dec 1882 -- Gish's his parents s 1saac H. & Lucinda Huff her oarents 2 Isaac w. Joseph Edie Shoemaker 11 Dec 1882 -- Salem, his parents: Lindsev her parents: James & & -------vinvard & Sarah Janer Siler Va. F. & Jane Shoemaker Martha Siler 60-1882 �Ce phaQ Malcom Moore (carpenter) & Margaret Elizaheth Hontl}(er 1 9 Dec 1882 -- Moo r e ' s School House hi s parents; Jo 0 eph & Marv Moore h er oarentss Henrv & Elizabeth Honaker 61-1882 JoReph Frank Snel l & F lorence Mav Boon 1 4 Dec 1882 - - Sa lem, Va. his parents: Renjamin & Susan Snell h er parents; Zebul on & Rehecca s. ~on 62-1882 John Thomas BrO'-'n & Do ra Alice Kefaver 19 Dec 1882 -- hride's home his parents: John & Mary Jane Rrown h er oarents: Jame~ D. & Marv Ann Kefaver 63-1882 Wi l l i am Taze'-'el l Kingarv & Patria 'Rurnett 21 Dec 1882 -- home of William Schoonover his parents: John & Chlao Kingarv h er oarents s Zehulon & Martha Burnett 64-1882 Jo~iah weaver & Nannie Wrav 21 De c 1882 r is. -- no minister's return his parents: Josiah & Malipa Weaver h er oar en ts : Jame"" & - - - - - wrav 65-1882 James Olive r Lovd & Kate Al.exander Stevens 26 Dec l.882 -- ~ome of JHB Stevens his pArents s John H. & France~ Lovd her p a rents : Jacob H.'R. & Elizabeth StevenR 66-1882 Fo:r;rest James Garst & Mollie Elizabeth Shartzer 26 Dec 1882 -- bride's home his parents: George & Marv F. Garst her parents: James w. & Martha Shartzer 67-1882 Frank P. Goodwin & Moll.ie E. Mitchell 27 Dec 1882 -- home of George Beamer his parent"" a JOReph & ~arah Goodwin her oarents a John & Fannie Mitchell 68-1882 George Rohert Whi tlo-·• & Mattie F-lizaheth Rrvant 27 Dec 1882 -- Mrs. Brvant's his parent~: Patrick & Lucinda Whitlow h er oarents: John H . & Rhoda Rr..ant 69-1882 Peter Mathai s Engleman & Emm Vir9inia Trout 27 Dec 1882 -- Roanoke Co., Va. his parent.Ac Phi lip & Elizaheth Engleman her parentci 1 Jacoh & Marv M. Trout 70-1882 �1882 Marriage0 in Roanoke Co. Courthous e Colored Edward Ta"lor & Marv Simmon!'; S Jan 1882 -- Baotist Churc h, Salem, v a . h is par ents : Richard & Marv Tavlor her oarent s: Sarah Simrnona 1-1882 J ohn Daniel Lipscomh & Maria Clar k 19 J an 1882 - - Salem, Va. h i s pare nts z Frank & Lucv Lipscomh her parents : ------------- ------ 2-1882 Geor ge w. Sherman & Susan Chappell 2 Februar v 1882 -- - - -----his parents: John & Ann ~herma n her par ent~: Jame 0 & Lizzie Chaop ell 3-1882 Richard Boldi ng & Mollie Davis 7 Feb 1882 -- Baotist Church, Salem, va . hi~ par ent sz Henrv & Lizzie 0 olding her parents: - ----- & Martha Davis 4-1 882 John Preston & Savanah Stentoe 11 Feb 1882 -- Gish's Mill, Roanoke ea. his parents: George & Phi l lis Precton her parent~: Po l l i e ~teotoe 5-1882 Homer Clemmons & Sally Hi ll 25 Feb 1882 -- Bantist Church, Salem, va. his parent.c::: Thomas & Cla r a Clemmons her parent..c;: Frank & Sa rah Smith 6-188 2 George Hancock & Marv Green 8 Mar 1882 -- Salem, Va . his parents: Sparel & Amanda Hancock 7-1882 ------& --------& her parents: -------&------- Charles w. Archer & Lettie Lamox 11 March 1882 -- bri d e's home his parentc::i John & Marv Archer her oarent~: Caesar & ----Lamox B-1882 Clavton P. Howard & Sallie B. We~ster 18 Aoril 1882 -- Salem, Va. "'is parentc:: Sarah Ho-·•ard her parents: Frank & Marv Webs ter 9-1882 Andrew Jackson Anderson & Fleta ~usan Monroe 26 April 1882 - - Private home ? his parents i Andrew Jackson A & Sarah Anderson her parents : ------ & Lina 10-1882 --------& �Col. Scott Snvder & Lucv Ann Stone 26 Anr 1882 -- home of Cager Stbne his parents: Aaron & &nilv Sn•rder her parents: Micajah & Martha Ann Stone 11-1882 Samuel Taulor & Ca roline Reverlv 21 Mav 1882 - - Sal em , Va. his parents: Fountain & Rachel Tavl o r h er oarents: ------- & - - - -- -- 12-1882 Henr • Williams Turner & Jul ia Cla•rton 7 June 1882 -- at Mr. Joncalan Tavlor~ hi s parentq : ------ & Amv Turner her oarents: Thomas & Marv Clavton 1 3-1882 Arnhroc::e Stova l l & Ambrich Ellena Callowav 4 Jul .. 1882 -- houc::e of Mrs. Emmiler Pa tter~on hi s parents: Rrice & Martha S tova ll her oar entc::: Henrv & Marv Ann Callowa y 14-1882 John Israel & Sarah Jane Snvder 6 Julv 1882 -- farm of F.clmon H. uowlv his parents: --------- & aLanche Israel her parents: Ahram & Parthena Snvder 15-1882 Charle 0 Wilson & Lin~ Clayton 6 Julv 1882 -- bride's home his parentc::: La•·•son & E~ter Wilson her oarents: Thoma~ & Mary Cl avton 16-1882 Daniel Neighbors & Emma Saunders 6 July 1882 -- -"t Mr. Thomas Clavton ' s his parents : ------ & Marv Ne i ghbors her parent~: ------ & ------ 17-1882 Thnrnac:: R. Sirnmc:: & Annie Tavl or 8 Aug 1882 - - Private h ouse a t 9 i OO o c l o c k his parents i George & Kizzie Simm~ her parentss ----- & El l en Tav l o r 18-1882 Gahriel c. Fields & Amanda Moorman 10 Aug 1882 -- Salem, Va. his parents: &Lfred & Mil l ie Fields her par e nts: 'Renjarnin & El iza Moorman 19-1882 David Phillips & Marv V. Whitlock 13 Aug 1882 -- Rride's home his parents s Stephen & Judy Phillips h er parents : Ti l as & Catharine Whitlock 20-1882 �The following are marked "colored" marriages for the year 1882 for the county of Roanoke . Harry Glanders and Ernaline Worrell 17 Aug 188Z - Salem, Va . His parents: John & Mirna Glanders Her parents: Lewis & Kitty Worrell 21-1882 Lewis Mead and Margaret Taylor 18 Sept 1882 - Roanoke City His parents: Ephraim & Martha Mead Her parents: ------- & Eliza Taylor 22-1882 Essex Noel and Edmonia Reed 28 Sept 1882 - Salem, Va. His parents: Essex & Martha Noel Her Parents: Isaac & Ros etta Reed 23-1882 William Henry Jackson a nd Betsy Lunco 28 Sept 1882 - private home a t 9 o'clock His parents: Thomas & Lucy Jackson Her parents : & Agnes Lunco 24-1882 Robert Blaney and Fanny Duckwiler 25-1882 29 Sept 1882 - residence of Henry Duckwiler at 8 o ' clock His parents: James & Hannah Blaney Her parents : Henry & Charolette Duckwiler James Henry Turner and Laura A. Sef tridge 4 Oct 1882 - Salem, Va . His parents: Robert & Lucinda Turner Her parents : ------ & Fanny Seftridge 26-1882 John Henry Patterson and Delia Shorts 12 Oct 1882 M. E. Church, Salem , Va. His parents: Frank & Amelia Patterson Her parents : Samuel & Chlao Shorts His occupation : Omnibus Driver 27-1882 John Pollard and Rose Claytor 14 Oct 1882 at Mr. 'Ihomas Claytor's His parents : Robert & Matilda Pollard Her parents: Thomas & May Claytor 28- 1882 J ames Dennis and Sarah Stiff 19 Oc t 1882 resid. of John Stiff His parents.: Samuel & Ema.line Dennis Her parents: Allen & Elizabeth Stiff 29-1882 Ti tus J otu1son and Ellen Palmer 19 Oct 1882 Salem, Virgi nia His parents: John & Rebecca Johnson Her paren t s: ~.nders on & Mar garet Palmer J0-1882 �Jo hn William Newton and Lelia Preston 24 Oct 1882 1st Baptist Church of Salem His parents : Isaac & Julia Newton Her parents : Whi t & Scylla Preston 31-1882 J erry Barnett and May Lavis 2 Nov 1882 The Davis' home Hi s parents : William & Charlotte Barnett Her par en ts : Claiborne & Mary Ann Tu.vis 32-1882 Edwa.rd Holland and Agnes Searcy ? Nov 1882 no minister ' s return His parents : Edward & Mary Holland Her parents : Simon & Judy Searcy 33-1882 Plummer Fierce and Ella Newsom 14 Nov 1 882 The Newsom ' s home His parents: Isham & Eliza Fierce He r parents : D:tniel & Martha Newsom 34-1882 Thomas P0well and Et ta Brown - Roanoke City , Va . Hi s parents s Mabrail & Peachy Powell Her parents: Anthony & Martha Brown 35-1882 Decatus Helm and Ellen Price home of Thomas King His parents s ------- & Nancy Helm Her parents: Robert & Jane Price 36-1882 Lindsey Anderson and Ann Eliza Morgan -- Bonsack, Va. His parents : Thomas & Julia Anderson Her parents: ------ & Hannah Morgan 37-1882 John Frogg and Ida Tu.ylor Roanoke, Va . His parents : George & Ann Frogg Her parents: Mach & Mary Taylor 38-1882 Moses Lest Becan and Delia Williams 14 Dec 1882 Roanoke, Va . His parents s Basonper M. & Mary Becan Her p a rents: --- ----- & Sarah Williams 39-1882 Lewis Kasey and Adaline bride ' s His parents: Richard & Her parents s William & 4-0-1882 18 Nov 1 882 25 Nov 1882 30 Nov 1882 6 Dec 1882 2 1 Dec 1882 Chamblip home Sarah Kasey Clara Chamblip Willia m Wade and Lou Jennings Bonsack, Va. His parents: George & Lydia Wade Her paren t s : John & Sarah Jennings 26 Dec 1882 41-1882 �Norman Wright and Alice King 28 Dec 1882 Y>.ingtown , Roanoke Co . , Va. His parents : Thomas & Delia Wright Her parents : Joseph & Amzel ine King 42-1882 'Tu.ylor Wad.ki ns and Lucy Bailey 28 Dec 1882. - Salem , Va . His parent s: Lavi d & Maria Wad.kins Her parents: Alfred & 'Iabiti a Bailey 43-1882 contributed by Evelyn Robertson * * * * * * VIRGINIAN ' S IDEA of The Uni ted States of America was distributed at the time of the ?5th ' birthday ' of Roanoke City and having a copy of the postcard, I thought that this would be a good time to reproduce it. Under the ' Caution" on the map I would also add genealogy - - altho at one Virginia did go to the Mississippi River -- so please remember that when you. find that your ancestor was born in Virginia . Altho' there will be few ancestors from that period of time -- what most people forget is that until 1863 Virginia included West Virginia and that is still a large territory to cover. SURNAME I NDEX Mrs C Jeannine Southers, 695 East Main St, West Lafayette , OH 43845 Dudley Charles Surry Co , NC res ca 1780- 1790 Ross Clarissa md C Dudley res ca 1780-1790 Dudley James Ransom NC/Pul aski , Montg Co, VA md 1818 NC Jane Mallory Lyon rod J R Dudley md 1818 NC Dudley James Lyon NC/Pulaski , Mon tg Cos, VA b 1819 NC Mary Jane Kirkner 2nd wife of above b 1827 VA ? ? Jones Isaac Jones Mil,ion Dennis son of above b 1853 Cundiff Eli VA ? b 1812 Cundiff Virginia Jane dau of above b 1853 Howell Rebecca md E Cundiff b 1814 ? Howell Pleas father of above Hill Emma mo~her of R Howell ? Snyder Henry Germany/VA/Ohio b ca 1780 Snyder Henry VA/Lawr Co, Ohio b 1824 VA Rev. Isaac Morris Wales?/PA/Ohio ? Morris (Judge) John PA/Clermont Co , Ohio b 1767 PA Keeney William H Greenbriar Co, VA/K:f./OH b 1789 Crawf'ord md W Keeney b 1787 KY Mary Gholson James H KY/ Lawr Co , Ohio d prior 1850 Richard D Robinson, 353 East Lake Road, Palm Springs, Fla 33461 Minton, VA; Wade, VA; Boaz, VA; Dryden, VA; Pruner, PA & VA. �l'1 ~ I ~I ~o ~ ~ ,e; 1:-~·J ~y.<v o~ C?J_o-~,_o \ o ~-<- ~,~ ru"' ' ~o«-r;:... ~ ~ .,l_o X' U)• , . 0 ...,>... '? -----~---~-~-----~ 1-C:- '4J t.') h. ~ s: r- . ~~·~~ 4~ ~~ ~~ 0 QI~~ 1~ of:~ s... -1 0 .<)''o:t..x. .sl l'J...c) /.,! Cl') ... z ~ l'.f In c; ~ ,... ,.. l • r..... _, Q) ~V U ~ cu ..... .J ~ ~·I "'f '(' ~ ~ . -/...~ ~ ~ uJ :r ....._ !:. :).~ ~ ~ ~ J ~--i:"' ~ J.. ~ f-Ef r% /},f~~"" ~ Qf ::r <:j ....... ~ Q.uOl(.eS v,;!,,; ~ :t ~ . .~ . 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(J 'E'.ar+ti IVZ~ {-0 r...· I ~ 0: ~~~« !(. ~4_,~-{:r-·0-~ IS FRIENDLY GREAT DOMINION OF CANADA WITH THIS :z:.... l OLDE DOMINION OF VIRGINIA THE ..J > Ill H ~ > El '-•-----,Ill~ Cl) i'i ...... . .":+··".,, . ..... au ion ·. ~ ''! ·c·'t~,., ~ #4"~ 0 pl I;;:~ W hile V1RG11"1IANS' ... 9uoranfue this Ma.p 'to be correctyeritmJ· contain a. tt?w 1nacc.otacil or14 is not 1ecommended for use in na.vigation;; a....ia.ticrn, astronom';I, MAP PRESENTING VIRGINIAN'S oY. metecn'olo9y,- et-c. 1 ' IDEA OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ' MAkGOl. I"\ C:NG•t-tEE ~ING P.O. !)ox # H18 :-.,\ Roanoke Vi<t· ~2-io/~J §d_d&' 11 Scale: 1 = 6 Vo. Peanuts. Cop1••111ted 81:· C. B. Molcolm, C. E. ........ ~ ~ �['}'O PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST FOR 1882 BIG LICK DISTRICT Roanoke County , Virginia (The following names are taken from the large ledger type of book used for the tax list for Roanoke County, Virginia . Only the names and not the property they were taxed on was copied . ) p. 59 Ascertained for 'laxes & Levies in the County of Roanoke , within Big Lick District. Geo. H. Sand. (The columns were as £allowed : person charged with tax ; residence ; white male over 21; colored male over 21; horses , mules , etc .; cattle ; sheep ; goats; hogs; pleasure carriages, coaches , carts , gi gs , etc .; books & pictures ; mechani c tools value ; farm implements value ; watches ; clocks ; sewing machines ; (the second page I did not copy, by this times I had decided that I would not have the time to copy everything in just a couple of days.) (Residence - all listed as living in Roanoke - tot-m) 1. Arthur, William R 2. Ayers, B. A. 3 . Ayers, W. D. 4. Angel, William 5. Anthony, Smith 6 . At.kins , J. T. p 60 1. Ammen, Laniel Arthur, James 3. Andrew, Wm K & Co . 4. Arthur, T. J. 5. Aliff, P. S. 6. Andrews, John B 7, Armstrong, D.M. 8. Arthur, G. W. 9, Anderson, Frank 10. Adams, John 11. Ayers, Wesley 12. Andrews, W. K. 1J . Aliff, Samuel 14. Aliff , John 15. Ammon, Geo. W. 16 . Anderson, Benjamin 17. Archie Worley 18, Anderson, Jackson 19. Anderson, Lindsey 20. Aldridge, Benjamin 21. Anderson, Allen 22. Allen, Monroe (#16-22 listed as colored males) 23. Bandy, J . C. 24. Bandy, John 0 2. (Note: 25 . Burnett , James 26 . Burnett , S. H. 27 . Bus h, Patte!:son 13 . 14. 15. 16. Black , John H Berkel ey , W. W. Bryant, W. R. 28. Bradley , Lee Blackwell , James S 29 . Bush , Eugene 17. Bell, James H 18 . Bowers , Geo . F. JO. Bush , Charles H. 31. Binford , W. A. 19. Burks , W. A. (Depot Agent) J2. Bachrach , Isaac 20 . Banks , A . J. 33. Black , William T 34. Black , John N 21 . Brumbaugh , John A 35, Baldwin , James K. P. 22 . Blackwell , Charles 36 , Bonsack, S.G . 23 . Burgess , A. S . 37, Bandy , Thomas S. 24 . Blan ton , Mrs. R.F. no males 38. Bushong , J . W. 25 . Brown, J.V. 39. Bush, William P. 40. Bush , Charles S . 26. Bushing , H. C. 27 . Black , Benjamin F 28 . Burke , W. A. (Salone p 61 Keeper) Ai. Bush, Thomas S 1. Bowyer , M.M. 29 . Black, Iavid 2. Barksdale , Thomas F JO . Bl ack , H.A. 3, Bushong , Mrs Jane 31 . Bower, James R. no males 32. Bowie, E.H. 4. Burnett , Sila s 33 . Bl ack , Benjamin 34. Bandy, J. T. 5. Berger, I.avid 35 . Bryant , Ambrose B 6. Bbwil , J.R. 36 . Beller , Charles S. 7. Butler , Dr. G.W. 37 . Berry , H.N. 8. Beller , C.E. J8 . Berry , G.W . (the follo wing are colored) 9, Blecher , Geo, D. 10 . Bonsack , Susan 39 , Banks , John no males page 62 (blacks con't ) 11. Bonsack, Jacob 1. Burwell , Giles 12. Bonsack, J , William Did not have time to check my copying - hope the above is right.) �15'1 p 62 con ' t 2 . Beal , John 3 . Brown , Charles 4 . Brown, Anthony 5 , Battle , John 6 . Bruce, Marshall 7 . Banks , Oliver 8 . Bright , CW 9 . Becker, Silas 10. Brooks, Milton 11 . Black , Martin 12 . Bruce, Ben jamin 13 . Bruce, William 14. Brooks, Simon 15. Brown, Charles 16. Bolling, Samuel 17 . Baxter, William 18 . Brown, William 19. Beviley, Madi s on 2 0. Burwell, Lewi s 21. Blinter, Godfrey (the following are white) 22. Bush , Geo. O. 23. Burchet , G. F . 24. Burchet, J.S. 25. Bryant, R . W. 26. Benedict, John 27. Campbell, Mrs Lucy No ma l es 28. Coffman, Louis 29. Cunningham, Geo. S 30. Carrol, N.J . 31. Chipman , Howard 32. Camp, W.P. 33. Chockolate, J . B . 34. Coleman, John D. 35. Crocket, William 36. Casedy, James E. 37 . Carpenter, Orin 38 . Comer, Francis 39. Craghea d, James 4o. Cooper, George W. p 63 A1. Craig, James C 1 . Carr, Col . Geo. W. 2. Carney, John 3. Cook, Geo. W. 4. Cook , Charly J . 5. Cook, F. J . 6. Carner , Robert 7. Chafin, Stephen 8. Creasy, R.H. 9. Campbell , Rev . W.C . 10 . Claiborne, R. H. 11 . Coleman , Louis 12 . Cheatwood , Squire 1J . Creasy , John L 14. Crai g , W. H. 15. Carner , Joel H 16 . Cash , S.B. 17 . Crosby , H.M. 18 . Coon, J . W. 19. Campbell, S. G. 2 0 . Crickenberger, L. 2 1 . Coniell , J . A. 22 . Crozier , T.N. Dr. 2J. Cocke, S.H. 24. Craig , Joseph H 25. Cook , John R. 26 . Cook , G. T. 27 . Canier , Matthew F. 28. Coleman , R. E. 29 . Cunningham, G.W. (following are blacks) JO. Clay , George 31. Childrip/Childup, Jube 32. Carter, Aldridge JJ. Carroll, Thomas 34. Carr, Dennis J5. Clemens , Thomas J6. Chambers , Henry J7. Curtin, C.C. JS. Calaway , Edward 39. Cane, Charles 40 . Childress , Joseph p 64 (blacks con't) Ai . Curtis, Houston *1. Colvin, George J . Cos by, Albert 4. Calaway, Marshall 5, Collins, Benjamin 6 . Crocket, George 7, Clayter, Thomas 8. Calaway, Squire 9, Cawon, Charles 10. Curtin, Thomas 11. Clemens, Home 12. Collins, Abraham 13. Carter, Benjamin 14. Coleman, James 15 . Clements, John (following whites) 16. Cooper, Joel 17. Cooper, Henry C 18. Clark , W.W . 19 . Chittum, Geo . W. 2. Conaway, Robert (b) 20. City, W. H. 21. Davis, A. J . 22 . Duncan, S. 23 . Dent, James 0. 24. Derr, A. N. 25. Tu.nner, J.H. 26. 27. 28. 29. JO. J1. J2 . JJ, J4, J5. J6, J7. J8, Tu.vis, D. W. fuwdy, R.H. Dickson, James I.Ooley, William Dent, Harry J . Iay, John W. Tu.y, Joseph E. Dillard, P.B. Iavis, Patrick Derr, Rush Derr, O. D. Dent, Thomas J. Duni than, A. R. p 65 (following blacks) 1. Dickinson, Henry 2 . Dennis, Tuylor J, Dentist, John 4. Tu.vis, John 5, Digs , Peter 6. fudley, Henry 7. Tu.vis, Edward 8 . Tu.vis, Lee 9. Dallas, George 10. Dennis, Lacy 11. Duckwiler, James 12. Deanor, William 13. Dudley, Ramsey 14. Dennis, Elisha 15. Davis, John H. 16. Tu.y, Milton 17. Duckwiler, Samuel 18. Dennis, Jack 19. Dickinson, John 20 , Dickinson, Jerry 21 . Dock, John 22. Lavis, Charles 2J. Lawson, Geo. (following whites) 24. Tu.vis, John T. res . Lynchburg 25. Engels, Joseph 26. Evans, N.J . 27 . Evans, William G. 28. Elliott, W.E. 29. Ellen, Charles JO . Eddington , John D I �/5 ).,_ p 65, foll owing blacks Ji. Edwards, Bailey J2. Edwards , Doctor 33 . Evans , Jefferson J4. English, Thomas J5. Evans , Pati son J6. Edwards, John W (following are whites) 37 . Eddington , J. P . & mother J8. Forrir, William p 66 1. 2. J, 4. Feree, Thomas S . Fishburn, J . R. Fishbu:rn , J.A, Fishbu:rn, R. H. 5. Fairburn, John P 6. Fishbu:rn, T. T. 7. Fishbu:rn & Bro . no males 8. Franklin, Benjamin H 9 . Friend, Josi ah 10. Funk, Saml. B 11. Funk, Robt. S 12. Franklin, Henry J 1J. Fox , John C. 14. Finch, Joseph 15. Feather, John H 16. Funk, Joseph 17. Foreman, Iavid 18 . Foutz , J.R. 19. Foutz, Geo . T. 20 . Flaher ty, J.W. 21. Feather, S. H. 22. Foster , Ben jamin 2J . Fellow , M. S, 24, Ferguson, W. H. 25 . Ferguson , J. B. 26. Frantz, Emery J, 27, Franklin , Mrs. Lucy no males 28. Fell, George 29. Frazier, Clifton (following are blacks) JO. Frog, John 31 . Ford, Charles 32. Fisher, Arthur JJ. Franklin, John J4. Finley, Lewis 35. Finley, Jack (following are whites) J6. Ferguson, N.B. 37. Filson, S. D. 38 . Filson, Robert 39. Gani.and, John H. 40. Gary , Henry p 67 Ai . Garnand , W.S . 1. Garrett , H. N. 2 .' Gish , S . H. J , Gwaltney , J . W. 4 . Gish , Geo . R. 5, Gillaspy , Williams 6. Gambill , James M 7 . Gray , John 0 . 8 . Gish, Gw . McH . 9 . Gillaspy , W. H. 10 . Gish , Thomas G. 11. Carrel , Robert 12, Gilbert , W. McR . i J. Gore , N. M. 14. Garnet , James N. i5 . Gerhardt , Richard (following are blacks ) 16. Gilbert , Richard 17. Grigs , Mars hall 18. G~ns , Jessee 19 . Grimes , James 20 . Gill , Frank 21 . Godf'rey , Charles 22 . Gordon , 'Tu.zewell 23 . Gholston , James 24. Garrett , William 25 . Goins , John 26 . Griffin , Iallas 27 . Gilbert , Alber t 28 . Gilbert , J ohn (followi ng are whites) 29 . Gary , Robert J O. Garnand , John Ji . Huff , Isaac H. J2 . Hazl ewood, S. B. J J, Harrison , Iani el J4. Hambrick , A. S . 35. Hall er , Uriah H. J6 . Hudson , Dr. R. B. 37 . Henderson, N.F. J8. Howbert , J:::i,mes E. Huff , Isaac , Ex of Peter Kefauver no males p 68 1. Howell , A. T. 2. Hutchins , Charl es J . Hines, James C 4. Hale , 0 5. Heart, Dr. H.C. 6. Hypes, W.R. 7 ! Howell , W. T. 8 . Howerton , S . W. 9 , H.aymaker, Wm Y 10. Hu.f:f, Lewis 11. Hu:ff , W. P . 12 . Holly , Dr . J . T. 1J . Harris , J . B. 14. Helms , T. C. & Co . no males 15 . Huff , B. P . 16 . Huff , Geo . C. 17 . Harti gan , J . F. 18. Harris , William 19 . Hen ry, William R. 2 0. Hanline , A. M. 2 1. Haislip , J . R. 22 . Hudgens , B. F . 2J . Hardwich , R.E . 24. Hale , A. S . 25 . Hines , John 26 . Ha rdbarg er , Hiram 27 . Helms , T. C. 28. Howell , Phil 29 . Helms , James R. JO . Harris , T.N. 31. Hooper , J . C. (following a re blacks ) 32. Hall , Simm JJ . Holl and , Edward 34. Hackley , Willi am 35 . Hunt , Doctor J6 . Hadlen , Morris 37 . Holland , Sandy 38. Hannah , Robert p 69 (following a r e bla cks ) 1. Hunt , Booker 2 . Holland, Thomas J. Hannah , D:tv i d 4 . Hannah , Cornelius 5. Hanley , Aaron 6. Harper, J ohn ?. Hackley , Lewis 8 . Hopkins , Henry 9, Ha rvey, Wilson 10. Hawkins, Allen 11. Hurt , Joseph 12 . Holmes , Noah 13 . Harston , Peter 14. Howary , Henry 15 . Holland , Edward 16 . Hale , Wi ley 17 . Holla nd , Stephen 18. Hurt , Step hen 19. Hunter, Harry 20. Hardy, Henry 21. Hopkins , Pompey �15.3 p 69 con ' t (following are whites ) 22 . Howbert , Geo . W. 23 . Hogan , John 0 24 . (blank ) 25 . Jones , Robert B 26 . J amison , J . A. 27 . Jones , B . A. 28 . Jon es , John W 29 . James , R . B . JO. James , Delilah no male 31. J ames , M. R. 3 2 . J amison , S . W. JJ . Jones , Mrs . M. E. no males J4. Jordan , John N. JS. Jo hnston , J . C. 36. J ames , S .H. ( f ollowing are blacks) 37. J a cks on , Elisha J8. J ackson , William p 70 (bla cks con ' t ) 1 . Johns ton, Green 2. Jordan, Joshua 3 . Jones, Norvell 4. J effrieys, Jack 5. Johnston, Willia m 6. Johns ton , Edmund 7. Jon es , Edward 8 . Johns ton, Robert 9. Jones, Peyton 10. Johnston, Prince 11. Johns ton, George 1 2. Jones, Moses 13. Jefferson , Wesley 14. Jones, Booker 15. Jon es, Alexander 16. Jon es , Sandy (following are whites ) 17 . Kefauver , D. E . 1 8. Kefauver, S . H. 19. Kefauver, John 2 0 . Krofeff, J.H. 2 1. Kasey, James P . 22. Kessler/Kepl er , John W. 23. King, Charles G.Y. 24. Kent, Mrs. S . N. no mal es 25 . Kepler, William 26. Koiner, A. Z. 27. Kennet, John P. 28. Kefauver, Geo . W. 29. Kizer, Wm O. JO . Kizer , John M 31. Kirk, Dr. J . D. 32 . Kas ey , George , H. T. JJ . Kasey I J4. Kepler, James H. J5. Kale , E . C. J6 . Kefauver, P.G. J7. King, Andrew J8 . King , James p71. 1. Les ter, William A 2 . Luck , Dr. Geo . S. J. Loyd, Rev. S. S. 4. Lewis , Andrew 5. Long , John A. 6 . Loving , A. C. 7 . Lemen , F.M. 8 . Leslie , John 9 . Lowman , Michael 10. Litrell, Henry 11. Leadbetter, W. S. 12 . Lunsford , Williams 1J; Little , Joseph (following are blacks ) 14. Langhorne, Henry A. 15 . Leftwich, William 16. Lawson , Elijah 17. Leftwich, George 18 . Lewis , Nicholas 19. Laney , Lewis 20. Lewis, Frederick 21 . Lewis , William 22 . Lewis , Charles 23 . Langhorne , G. W. 24. Lee , 'lbomas 25. Lawson, Ogle 26 . Lewis, James 27 . Lark, Aaron 28 . Lawton , Green (follow~g are whites) 29 . Lloyd, R. S. JO. Leonard, A. J1 . Lockard, J.S. J2 . Lesli e, J.T? J3. Lesli e, James D. J4. Leslie , W. C. 35. Ll oyd, J.E. J6. Locket, H.J. 37. Lunsford, Charles J8. Lumpkins, Thomas p 72 1. (blank) 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7, 8. 9, 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 . 2J . 24. 25. 26 . 27 . 28. 29 . 31. JO. J2. 33. J4. 35. J6. J?. J8. William H Muse, George W Murray, Catharine no males Mu!X<3-y, James Merriman, James McLane , Ianiel McClanaha.n, Miss Lizzie -- no males Moomaw, D. C. McFalls, Thomas Meadows, D.S . Miller, John McGuire , Uz May, A.F.G. Maddock, Frank Martin, T. J. Morgan , John J. McGee, Patrick Morrisey, John Miller, John F. Moomaw, Joseph C. Muse, Thomas R. Mosely, W.S. McClung, J .B . Murrell, S.S. McGeorge, W.S. Meadows, James W. McCauley, Peter P Mills, J.P. Meador, D. T. McFalls, John C Moomaw, W.P. Morgan, Mrs. S. J . no males Moomaw, W.P. Jr, Miller, P.F.V. McClanahan, E.G. McNamer, W. F. Mauck, Peter D. ~use, p ?J 1. Mills , P. W. 2. McDermed, Edward J. Myers, S, R. 4. May, W.S. 5, May, W.H. 6. Magee, A.H. 7 . Mason, John W. 8. Mason, W. H. 9, Myers, G.W. 10. Moore, Z.F. 11 . McGuire, Philip �154 P 73 - (whites con 't) 12. Morgan, J . M. (following are bl acks) 1J. Mays , Geo . 14. Miller, Reuben 15. Mills, Thomas 16. Meadows, Willis 17. Marshall, Mack 18. Moore , Robert 19. Meadows, McHenry 2 0. Moor e, Sye 21. McGeorge, Harveey 22. Miller, Perry 2J . Mills, Lindsey 24. Martin, Joseph 25. Miner, William 26. McGeorge, Alfred 27 . Mosely, James 28. Meade , Lewis 29. Mitchell, Jack JO. Mays, William 31. Morris, Thomas (following are whi tes ) 32. Moomow, Robert B p 74 1. Nininger, N.T. & Co no males 2. Nelms, T. p. J. Nelms, Charles D. 4. Nininger, Edward 5. Nininger, Letcher W. 6. Neal, James W 7. Neal, Mrs Eliza A no males 8. Nelson, W. H. 9. Nace, W.S. 10. Nelms, O.W. 11. Nelms, C. D. Jr 12. Neal, Armistead 13. New, S.S. 14. Napier, John 15. Noel, S.A. (following are blacks) 16. Nemo, I:aniel 17. Newton, J.W. 18. Noel, Rousee 19 . Noel, John 20. Neal, Paschal 21. Neal, Van 22 . Nichols, Jerry (following are whites) 2J. Nininger, N.T. 24-27 blank 28. Obenchain, Charles 29. Owens , John B 1. Pike, H. G. 2. Peters, Charles J. Payne, Dr. John M 4. Price, W. E. 1the following are blacks ) 5. Parker , Samuel J2. Oliver , Jessee 6 . Persinger, John JJ. Oliver, P . W. 7 . Persinger, Charles M J4. Oliver, Julius 8 . Persinger, Geo . M P 75 (following are whites19 · Per.:>inger, Taylor 1 . Persinger, Lawyer? 1. Pace, James E or Sawyer 2 . Proffit , E. F. 12 . Penn , Thomas Sr J . Preston, M. P. 10. ( I have omitted a given 4. Peck, John E name for a Persinger) 5. Paris , John D 1J. Potter, Ca r r 6. Pates el , Thomas 14. Preston, John 7 , Pers inger, G. J. 15 . Penn , George 8 . Payne, V. w. 16 . Prior, Moses 9. Payne , Mrs . Ellen 17. Pate, Henry no males 18. Price, Henry 10. Price, C. B. 19 . Preston , Toby 11. Pobst , Charles E 20. Poindexter, Joseph 12 . Pleasants , Dr. H. B. 21 . Pinkard, Armstead 1J. Pattison , Harrey ? 22. Preston, Alexander or Harvey 2J. Pers inger , George 14. Pollard , H. C. 24. Preston , Thomas 15. Pollard, W. S. 25. Preston , Jordan 16. Petty, J ohn M 26. Pate, Green 17. Powell , Miss S.W.P. 27 . Preston , Wesley no males 28 . Philpot, Alexander 18. Preston, 'Ihomas J 29 . Pike , E. Wol fha ine 19 . Petty , Smith JO-J6 blank 20 . Poppaw, Jacob (following are whites) 21. Penn , S. G, J7. Roland , W. J . & Brot hers 22 . Paul , Thomas 4 males 2J. Powers , James A J8 . Roland , James 24. Pearcey, Williams 25 . Parker, James M p 77 26. Patterson , S. F. 1. Reynol ds, A. S. 27. Powell , Josephus 2 . Rvlite ?, Geor ge 28. Plai ne , I:avid H J . Redding , George 29. Pace, William M 4. Rhodes , Geo. Y?T JO. Pace, Miner 5. Richardson , C. A. J1. Pace, Lewis 6. Route , Thomas J2 . Pace, M. J . ?. Route, William JJ. Powell, J . H. 8 . Richardson , Miss Nancy J4. Price, J oseph H. no mal es J5 . Peery, Abraham 9. Rorer, P.H. J6. Parrish, J.W. 10 . Ryan, Charl es M J? . Payne, Horace B. 11. Rudd ell , Mrs . Sarah J8. Payne, G. C. no males 12. Ruddell, J.B. p 76 1J. Robinson, J a mes H. JO. Obencha~n , Rev. J.P. J1. Oden, Francis M (foll owing are blacks) �155 p 77 con ' t 14. Robertson, S . G. 15. Rose, Thomas W. 16. Richardson , Mrs. Phoebe -- no males 17. Read, D3.vid S. 18. Raines, William 19. Rogers , M.M. 20. Roberts, Geo . E. 21. Roberts, John S?L 22. Richards on , James G. & mother 2J. Robison, Joseph M 24. Robertson , Wm Gordon 25. Rorer, Ferdinand 26. Ryals, J. D. 27. Richardson , Ia.vid 28. Rorer, E 29. Reynolds, P.W. JO. Richardson , Saml. H J1 . Richardson, John R J2. Robeson, James JJ. Reynolds, A. T?Y (following are blacks) 34. Rowman s, Joseph J5. Richards, William J6. Robison, John 37. Ress, Tazewell 38. Robison, Scott p 78 1. Ridgeway, James 2. Rose, Wyat 3. Rayford, Peyton 4. Rideout, Harry 5. Rucker, Peter 6. Reed, Doctor 7 . Rayford, James 8. Rayford, Josiah 9. Reynolds, 'Ihomas 10 . Reed , Henry 11. Right, Samuel 12. Rayford, Wil lis 13. Robertson, Jerry 14. Rayford, James Jr. 15. Robison, Osborne 16. Ray, Oat 17-21 blank (following are whites) 22. Saunders, Henry 23. Smoot, J. T. 24. Stover, E.J . 25. St Clair, Palmer 26. Simmons , Charles K. 27. Steele , George W 28 . Smith, D. F . 29. Settle , B. J . JO. Stiff , William H J1. Swain , A. D. J2. Stevens , P. B. JJ. Smith, John B 34. Sykes, E. W. 35. Startzman, W. H. 36. Shields, J.W. 37 . Sims, A.H. JS. Short, Geo . W. 37. Steptoe, Ceasar JS. Steward, Henry p 80 1. Scott , John 2. Smeltzer, Jack J . Saunders, Harry 4. Saunders, Thomas 5, Spradlin, William 6, Sims, Benjamin Sherman, Washington 8. Sims, Anthony 9, Suttles, Walker p 79 1. Smith, A. McD. 10. Steptoe, William 2. Sale, Wm D 11. Smith, Crocket 3. Shaver, J , N. 12-17 blank (following are whites) 4. Scott , James 5. Schoonover, William 18. Trout , John, Committee for N. Burwell - - no 6. Smith, E. C. males 7, Smith , John W. 8 . Switzer, M. M. 19. Terry' s . w. 20 . Thomas, W. C. 9 . St Clair, P.P. 10. Saunders , James T. 21. Thomas & Jemison no males 11 . Stanley, Ovael 22. Terry, p ,S. & Co. 12. Sanderson , John A no males 13. Settles, Mrs Lydia 23. Terry, McGuire & Co no males no males 14. Smith, Morgan 24. Taylor, Noel & Co 15. Simmons, S.R. no males 16. Sorrel l, Francis 25, 'fu:rner, C.M. & wife 26. Trent, John 17 . Shaffer, George 18. Shartzer, Mrs. Julia 27, Taylor, William 28 . Terry, P.L. E. - - no males 29 . Taylor, Geo. P. 19. Stiff, Samuel B. JO. Trent , J.P. 20. Sanderson , Richard 31 . T.rail, James P. C. 32. 'Ihompson, James R. 21. Shumate , John JJ , Tinsley, John M 22. Smith, A. R. J4, Thomas, Mrs. Jane 23 . Shirley , R.A. no males 24. Short , Charles W 25. St Clair, W.H. J5 . 'Ihomas, C. W, J6. Thomas , William 26. Shaw, Geo. C. 37, Trout, Henry S. 27 . Shartzer, Jerry 28. St Clair, Dr. James JS. Trout, Henry S. Adm 'r no males s. . (following are blacks) p 81 29 . Steptoe, Wilson 1. '.Ihrasher, Stephen J O, Sims, Louis 2. 'Iboniton, 'Iboma.s S J1, Sims, Baldwin J2, Smith, Reuben J. 'fu:rner, G. A. 4. Tomlinson, Edward JJ. Sims, Reuben J4. Snyder, Abraham 5. Teafo:rd, 'Ihomas J. 35, Saunders, Sandy 6. Trout, Mrs . M. B. 36, Stratton, Wiley no males 7: �p 81 con't 7. Turner, W. E. 8. Thomas, M. C. 9. Taliaferro, N.D. 10. Trent, J. F. 11. Thomas, B.G. 12. Tabb, L.C. (following are blacks) 1J. Taliaferro, Charles 14. Thomas , John 15. Taylor, Reese 16. Taliaferro, Henry 17. Taylor, Morris 18. Turner, Abraham 19 . Taylor, Lawson 20. Teigles, James H 21 , Terry, Irvin 22 . Turner, Henry 23. Tyree, Samuel 24. Taliaferro, Thomas 25 . Trount, Anderson 26. Thomas, 10.vid 27, Taylor, Jordan 28. Taylor, Stephen 29, Taylor, Munroe JO , Turner, James Ji. Thornton, Louis J2. Turner, Peter JJ, Taliaferro, Edward J4. Taylor, Jackson p 82 1-5 blank (following are whites) 6. Underwood, Wm 7. Utz, William M. 8. blank 9. Vineyard, N.J. 10. Vineyard, E.O. 11. Vineyard, Abraham 12. Vineyard, C.P. 1J. Vineyard, E.S. 14. Vineyard, I . W. 15. Vineyard, J.P. 16. Voight, S. 17-22 blank 23. Watts, J, Allen 24. Wood & Vineyard no males 25. Webb, Dr. J,W. 26. Word, Q, M. 27. Williams, David 28 . Wells, Samuel 29. Whaling, Dennis JO. Walthall, Wm.H. J1. Whi te , Dr. G.D. J2. Wilson , W.J. JJ. Woodroof, P.P. 34. w·ertz , J . H. 35. Wa l ters ?Watters , Jacob H. J6. Webb, D3.niel R 37, Wiley, Benton JS. Weeks , C. C. P SJ 1. Williamson, Wm S 2. Wade , M.M . J, Witt, G. S. 4 . Wright, Benjamin T 5. Wright, F . B. 6. Williamson, Thomas J 7 , Willson, S . A. 8. Wilkinson , W. G. 9. Williams, Thomas 10. Wright , Stephen W, 11. Walker , Ur . Geo. T. 12 . Waid , Marshall 13. Wertz, fuvid 14. Weaver , Mark 15. White , M.B. 16. Wolfheine , William 17. Watts, Bell & Evans no males 18. Wernnag , William 19. Welch , William 20. Wyatte , William 21. Williams , John F. 22. Williams , C.M. 2J . Webb, John H 24. Willis, John 25. Wood, Capt. S . G. 26 . Wood, S.B. 27. Wertz, C.R. 28. Woodson , E. V. 29. Watkins, J.L . (following are blacks) JO. Woodson, Newton 31. Wertz, Jessee 32 .. Watkins, Louis JJ, Watkins, Price 34. Wright, Kenley JS. Wright , Griffin J6. Wollen , Moses J7 . Wright, James JS. Wheeler, R.F.F. p 84 1. Woods, Charles 2 . Was hington, John J , Whales, Alexander L~ . Whales , Gallenus ? 5. Webb , Charles 6 . Whales , James 7 , Wilber, Henry 8 . Watkins , William 9 . Watkins , William SR 10 . Warren, Jerry 11 . Woody , Peter 12- 18 blank (following are whites ) 19 . Yowell, Robert B 20 . Yowel, James M 2 1. Yates, D. S . 22 . Yates, D.C . 23-25 blank 26. Zimmerman, Geo. 27-30 blank supplement J1. Bandy, J,W, J2. Cunningham, Henry 33 , Blackburn, Wm R J4. Buford, Charles P. Big Lick 62J white males over 21 J32 colored males over 21 �ST JOHN'S PARISH REGISTER 157 Roanoke , Virginia contributed by ~s . Alice T . Hagan , h istorian (No te z The additional notes+ \1ere added by Mrs. Hagan -- some have a question mark beside them . She also found that only 2 members of the present congregation were descendants ·of members of the congregation 100 years ago . they are Jean Showalter , descended from the Watts ' family , and Mary Kucera , descended from the Berkley family . Other descendants of the 100 year ago congregation are in the city - but as members of other churches. The Episcopal ians of this area shared a little brick church with the Presbyterians in 1831 . In 1840 , the Episcopal group moved to a vacant building in Big Lick for its services and in 1850, built its own "House of Worship" called St . John ' s - the first use of that name by this congregation. Consequently , I fee l that St. John ' s congregation is certainly one of the oldest, if not the oldest , in the area. Should the publication of this list evoke any inquiries, or new pieces of knowl edge , I whould be very happy to receive them . Our early records are scant and any information about our church in that era would be most welcome.) COMMUNICAN'.IS TI1e columns a r e: fuy ; .rate ; No . ; Names ; Ch(urch) ; Whence received; Removals, Marria.&es , Deaths , &c. Changes ) June 1 st 1880 When Rev. R. A. Goodwin became _ __ Salem Parish , Roanoke Co., VA Marriages, D3.y Date No. Ch. Whence Received Removals , Names Deaths, &c Mr. Geo. P. Tayloe St.J. St . J. Mrs. Virginia Rogers II J. Miss Lizzie McClanahan II 4. Miss Bettie Word daughters of Quintus Word - ~ Miss Sallie Word 5. ~ cashier of 1st Nat'l B&nk? ' " 6. Dr. J.W. Webb " Mrs. J . W. Webb 7. " 8. Mrs . Lucy Kent wife & daughters of Dr. James " II Miss Kate Kent McG~t. Dr. Kent, bapt. 18819. II 10. Miss Mary Kent sick + Miss Kate Carter 11. II Removed Dec. 1 12 . Mrs. Mary G. Moorman (+wife of B.F . or R.A . Moorman) II Removed Dec. 1 1J. Mrs . Anna W. Goodman II ( -twife of Dr. Frank Sorrel) 14. Mrs. L. G. Sorrel Mrs. Emma Read 15. " (+wife of Iavid Read) St . P . Apl 1883 16 . Mrs. Catharine Read/Reid II II . II II II (store owner+) Mr. John fubney 17. " II 18. Mrs. Lavinia D:i.bney " " " " Miss Lizzie D:i.bney 19. St. J -married Rev'd ? - Missionary= to the Diocese of Cape Palmas April 1881 It Mrs. Catharine Sperry 20 (+mother of James L~Sperry who con't Penarth Rd., Roanoke, VA 24-014 1. 2. '+ ! to *355 l �158 20 24. Mr. Benjamin Brown Mrs . Benjamin Brown Miss Eleanor S. Fry Mr . Geo. WcH. Gish 25 . Mrs. Geo. McH. Gish 26. Mr. A. McD. Smith Mrs . Rosa V. Smith Mrs. Geo . W. Carr 21 22 . 2J . 27. 28 . " " " ! was born in 188Q12, baptized i n 188112., witnessed by Edward Langhorne, Salem ? ) To Atlanta GA in 1880 ,, " '. " " " !+conbined Hotel keeping & mercantile business , l andowner, home attached) +Mrs . E.A. Gish - children " Estelle, 6 yrs old , & Geni~eve, J mos old, bapt. in 1881 . ) " (+founding father vesterman) ! " k+he ~ 29, JO. J1. July 25 1882 J2. JJ. 34. J5. 36, p 89 & 90 Miss Maria Carr Mr. Henry L. Pauli Mrs. Emma Pauli Mr. Theodore Pauli 44. 45. 46. 47 . Miss Annie Fry Mr. B. T. McFadden 48. 49 Col. Robt. H. Logan Mrs. Anna C. Logan Mr. James W. Logan Mrs. James W. Logan Miss Edith Logan Mrs. Martha D. Logan Mr. Robert Logan Miss E. D. Coles Mr. Thos. c. Wolfenden Mrs. Mary S. Wolfenden Mrs. Sarah J . Griff in Mr. L. T. Mcl.avy Mrs . A. Snead JS. J9. 40. 41. 42 , 4J . 50. 51. 52 . 53. 54. 55 56. 57 , 58. 59. 60 . mmed lots of land in easte:rn part of city ) II to St.P . Apl. 188J " " " " "ti Transferred to St . ?Paul? died Apr 9 , 89 Miss S. J . Porchi_? to St . P. Apl. 188J " Mrs. Gertrude Watts " By residince June? Mr. Edmond LanghoITie " Recd . from Fran It Mr. John Langho:rne to St . P. Apl 18 ~~­ for #35 & J6 April 1st 1881 Mr. W.W. Berkeley Mrs. W.W . Berkeley Miss Maggie Barksdale Dr. E.W. Sale Mrs . M.E. Sale Mr. D. C. Booth Mrs. D.C. Booth Mr. McHenry Booth Miss Kate Iabney 37. ..... " St , J . ., " 1st Com . Easter 1881 I " " I It " " " to St . P. Apl 1882?). From Franklin Co, VA June 6th/81 St . J •• 1st Com. May 28th 1881 dead St. P. ",, en_ ,, " Removed " " " Died June 9th 188J " " " It " to Abingdon Va. Feb. 28th 1883 l I �p 8 9 & 90 con ' t 6 1 Mr . Geo . G. Smead 62 . Miss Mary L . Smead 6J . Mrs . Mary C. Mc Cl el.land 64 . Mrs . Emma Dey e r le ?? 65 . Mr . Wm P . Peyton Aug 1 881 66 . Mrs . Sarah E . Peyton Miss Elizabeth M. Peyton 67. 68 . Miss Sallie R . Peyton Miss A . Earn e t t Peyton 69 . 70. Mrs . J . R . C. Broim Jr . 71. Mrs . H . D . Huff (the a bove line was partially 72 . p 90 & 91 7J . 74 . 75 . 76 . 77. 78. Mr. Chas. W. Burwell Mrs . Chas W. Burwell Miss Gryme s Burwell Mrs . J.C. Green Mrs . J . T. Wilson Miss Josephine Woltz 79 . Miss Betty Johnson 80 . Mis s Maria Johnson 81 . Mr. Walter K. Coontz 82 . Mr. L . W. Wise 8J . Mrs. Jean D. White 84 . Miss Lucie White 85 . Miss M. W. Hansbprough 86. Miss Lila Hansb~rough 87 . Mr. L .C. Hansbirough 88. Mrs. Geo. Hornes?Horries? 89 . Mrs. Annie C. Ribble 90. Mrs . Coles Terry 91 . Mrs . Joseph Terry 92 . Mrs. R. A. Goodwin 93 . Mrs . Alice G. Crump 94 . Miss Ellen Crump 96 . Miss Cassie A. Shanks 95. Miss Mary E. Shanks 97. Mr. M L'D Hawley 1st Communed Nov 25th/80 98. Mrs. Dr . O. Wiley 1 st com. Dec . 12th 1880 99. Miss Addie Greenwood 1 st com Dec. 12 th 1880 100. Mrs. Cornelia Whiteman From Englewood N. J. M ? /80 ?81 101. Mr. L. F . Burgess 102 . Mrs. Clara C. Parrish 1 OJ. Miss Anna C. Payne 104. Miss Ella Payne 105. Miss Mary M Crump " ",, It It " " " '' " " Withdrew Jan 1st 1882 cut off the photocopy ) St.P " " " Removed " St.J. From Liberty to Roanoke about Jan 1st 1882 St . P . It " " Removed It " " " Removed died May 2 " " 11 " " " " " " " " Removed Died Aug. 26th Removed Removed Married & Rem Ex_-_id Nov, "26 " " " Transferred to B r i _ " Removed Dec, Removed II " " " Removed �p 90 & 91 con't 106... Miss Alice G. Crump 107, Mr. Gordon Robertson 1st Com. about Mar 1881 108. Miss Maggie Fry . p 92 & 93 109. Miss 110. 111. 112 . 11J. 114. 115. 116. Langhorne (too much ink) Mrs. Elizabeth Hawley Mrs . Lucy Gray Alexander Mr. C.M. F.raysier ~ ~. " St .J. Removed to St. John " /~tJ// to St.P . Apl. 188J Mrs. A.K. Frazsier Mrs. Geo. Horner (from Eng.) Mr. J . W. Carter Mr. T.B. Stultz St.P. " " Richmond, Va. - Removed to Lynchburg, Va ; letter given April 27th 1833 (as above) II " Removed Removed to Henry Co; in which Co. they were confirmed during the Summer of 1882 Mr. Stultz J . D. 117. (as above) " 118. Mr. J.W. Plaine Transferred to Pokeepsie, N.J. " 119. Mr. Clive Metcalf Removed in Jan 188J to the far " South. (#1 15, -6,-7,-8,-9) These five students of were Bapt . __ the Holy C_~ 120. Mrs. Annie Rebecca Martin St.J. Zion Ch . Char_ June 1882 " " 121. Miss Estelle May Martin Zion Ch . Cha_ " 122 . Mr. J.T. Smoot Moore Parish C_ __ " Aug 7th 1882 I Aug " 123. Mi-. H.H. Powers Monumental _ _ " 124. Mr. Chas . Lyle Christ Ch. B = Returned to " Aug 12th 1882 Blacksburg in Jan 1883 125 Mr. Andrew Kennedy Selden Zion Ch. Cha._ _ _ " Dec . 17th 1882 Dec. 17th 1882 126. Mr. R. E. Scott " 127. Mr. Nat . Burwell St. P. An old member, re__ = Dead 128. Mr. T.D. Griffin '' " " = (Navy?) ,," Dec 1882 129. Mrs. John Allen Church of the E._ __ Feb 188J 130 Mrs. A. K. Selden St. J . Zion Ch. Charle_ _ Sept 1882 131. Miss Betsy B. Carr By confirmati_ " " " 132. Miss Alice R. Carr Died Feb. 18_ " " " 133 . Mr. R.H. Claiborne " " " 1J4. Mr. Paxton T. Smoot ",, " " 135 . Miss Leonora G. Smoot " " 136. Mr. James T. Smith " '' " 137 Miss Mary E. Smith " " " 1J8. Dr. Geo , D. White k+ born 1860; parents Dr. G.D. & " ~ Lucy S. White; Bapt. 1881 (#131,-2,-J,-4,-5,-6, -7,-8) by Confirm in St John_ Roanoke 1J9. Mrs . C.A. Denison ?St.J , ? St.P.-14o. Mrs . Josephene A Staley (#139, 140,-1,-1,-J,-4) 141. Mr. C. M. Wiley " By confir_ __ 142. Mr. Wm. M. Pollock " in Sale_ 143 . Miss Lizzie B. Snyder St.J, 144. Miss Lucy Stella Sayden St . .!L_? " " 11 �;t, I CAMDEN BIBLE Mr. Walker L . Camden ' s Bible :;;t March 31. . 1893 Roanoke, Virginia Presented to W. L . Camde n b y His Sweet little Wife, Lucy M. Camden 25th, 1 8 91 Dec This Cert i fies that W. L . Camden of ;Roanoke , Va . and Lucy M. Campbell of Roan oke , Va . , we r e united by me in the Bans of Holy Matrimony at the M. E. Pars o nage on the 23rd d a y of .December in the year of our Lord 1891 In presenc e o f Mis s Sallie C. Camden and Mr. C. W. Francis . Signed Rev Hamner a nd Rev . Gre ene. BIRTHS W• • L .. Camden was born Nov 21st 1861, Scottsville , Albemarle Co, Virginia Lucy M. Camden Was born Sept. 29 , 1872, Mays Forge, Patrick Co . , Virginia Ethel Claudine Camden was born Dec 1st , 1892 , Roanoke City, Roanoke Co, Virg inia Lillie Bell Camden was born April 25th, 1894, Roanoke City, Roanoke Co, Vir g inia James Lewis Camden was born Nov 2nd 1897, Roanoke City, Roanoke Co, Va. Edward Norg rove Camden was born July 14th 1899 , Roanoke City, Roanoke Co, Va. Little Athy Camden was born July 2 1st 1902, Ogden, Roanoke Co, Va. Margarett Ovedia Camden was born Mar. 17, 1905, Roanoke City, Roanoke Co, Va William Wray Camden was born Mar 26, 1908 , Gold Hills, Buckingham Co, Va. (note added to sheet: Walker Lewis and first wife of W. L. (Sally fuvis Camden from Campbell County. Child Luck died 9 days after her...) Sue Maynard Wood born March 11th 1924 in Farmville, Va. William Henry Wood born Febuary 24th 1926 Weal thia, Va. Francis Eugene Wood born March 14, 1928 " Dorothes Ovedia Wood born Febuary 6th 19JO " James Franklin Wood born May 21st 1932 " Stephen Lewis Wood born September 8th 1934 Farm~(edge of paper) Walker Camden Wood born Febuary 11th 1937 _ " " " Margaret Rosalyn Wood born April 16th 1939. Farm_(" ") John Carter Wood born Dec 27th 194o Farmville ) Lucy Estelle Wood born Oct 6th 1943 Farmvi (" " DEATHS Ethel Claudine Camden died Mch 24th, 1893 , at Roanoke City, Virginia . age J months & 24 days . Little Athy Camden died Jan . 18th, 190J, age 5 months & 28 days, at Roanoke City, Virginia. Lucy Campbell Camden died Dec 24th 1920 at John Hopkins hospital , Baltimore , Md. , age 49 yrs 2 mo. 27 days. W . L. Camden died Oct. 18th, 1947 at Farmville, Va., age 85 yrs 10 mos 28 days. MARRIAGF.s Lillian Belle Camden to Samuel G. Jolley at Dillwyn Va. Aug. 26, 1915. 8pm �-Margaret Ovedia Camden to Wm. Henry Wood Jr. June 9th 1923 at Gold Hill, Va. Edward Norgrove Camden to Florence Claiborne at Roanoke, Virginia. * * * * * found in Bible Ca.rd.: 1876 - 1926 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Camden Golden Wedding At Home 'IUesday, November Twenty-Third Six to Twelve P . M. * * * * * IN MEMORIAN , Floral Offerings Tom & Minnie Camden of Gold Hill The world recedes, it disappears Virginia Heaven opens on my eyes, my ears ' Father and family of Roanoke With sounds seraphic ring; I flY. !' Virginia Lend, Lend your wings! I mount! O grave! where is they victory? O death! where is they sting? --- Pope , Pall Bearers George T Diuguid Levi Witt C. W; Francis In Memory Of Lucy M. Camden Birth Place Henry County Va. Services Roanoke, Virginia Passed Away at John Hopkins Hospital Officiating Cl&rgyma.n Francis Hiune Scott rate December 24th 1920 49 Aged Years Two Months 25 Tu.ys Memoranda _, Services Intermen t at Evergreen Burial Park Floral Offerings Una & Myrtle Robinson, Roanoke, Va. Hancock Dry Goods Co , Roanoke, Va. Employees of Hancock Dry Goods Company Mr. & Mrs. R. K. William's Mr. & Mrs. J . H. Hood and Mr. C. C. Williams of Roanoke, Va. Song Selections Nearer My God to thee Abide with me Safe in the arms Rendered by First Christian Church Choir Contributed by Mary Camden �1~3 EIMARffi-BARLOW BIBLE BIR'.IHS Doctor Prince al.fred Was b orn May 1 - 1848 Salli e Edwards Was born Feb 22 - 1850 James M Edw~ds was born Oct 11t h - 1867 Doc tor Prince E:ciwards Was boni May 9th - 1869 Caroline Edwards Was born Jan 25th - 1871 Boston Alexandra Edwards Was born Jan 23th - 1873 Rosa L e e Edwards Was b orn June 2 3th - 1874 S arah Edwards Was born Oct 22d - 1875 John Luke Edwards Was born Aug 9 th - 1878 Josep h Edwards Was Feb the 22th 1880 Mary Edwards Was born Sept ? th 1 881 Et ta Frances Edwards Was b orn Aug - 22d - 1882 Isaac Edwards Was born Nov 5th 1884 Coro Per l ina Edwar ds Was b orn July 2 0 - 1886 William ther Edwa rds was born ?may? 2. - 1888 Mattie Keato n Was born Sept 2 2 d 1879 'Ihe Hand o f God & S on The Wall. Mary Elizabe th Barl ow was born Apr 13th 1935 Barbara Ann Barlow was b orn Dec, 9 - 1941 MARRIAGES Ca.r:rie Edwa rds was marri ed Jan 15- 90 Arthur Taylor _ _ ? was married March 3, 1931 Rosa Lee Edwards was married Oct. 14 - 94 .!?Eet.:5y Edward~ was - ma rrie d.- (marked out ) Sal lie Edwards wa s marri ed Sept 15 - 97 Bos ton Edwards Was married Sept 27 - 99 Joseph M. K. Edward Was married Dec 1904 Mary C Edwards Was George D Barlow was born thurs Sept 5th 1907 Fromis E Barl ow was born Sat Nov 20th 1909 James Willie Barlow was born tues May 12th 1913 John Mathew Barlow was born Monday April 15th 1918 Frances E. Barlow was married Aug - 17-1935 James W. Barlow was married Feb-15- 1936 DEATHS Mary Virginia Edwards Was born Sep ?th 1881 . Died April the 1- 1887 Doc tor P . Edwards Died April the 5th 1889 I saac Edward.s Edwards Died June 21. 1892 Ca.role Perlina Died ~ch 26, 1897 James Edwards Boston Edwards Died Nov 23 - 99 Died Marh 7 1899 Sallie Edwards Died Ma.X'Y C . Edwards Was born Apr 9th 188_ Die d April 1 - 1934 John Matthew Barlow Died Nov - 14 - 1942 James E Barlow Died Sept. 22 - 1943 Sally A . Barlow Died Sept 14th-1881. March 26, 1922 Born April - 15 - 1918 Born July - 13 - 1874 �ROANOKE COUNTY , VIRGINIA 'Ihe following is a zerox copy of a few pages from the Directory tha t i s in the Virginia Room. No way would I type all the material and I believe you would rather see the whole thing than just part of it . CHAT AIGNE'S V I R.G-INIA GAZETTEER . PoPULATION 18Ro-\.\'hite, 8,i73; In· d1ans, 4: colored, 4 .8:11i; totnl, 13,105. County seat, SALEM. Population, l,759. Vote of count~· November 6th, 1883: Democrats, 1,538; Coalitionists 1,398. Value of real estate 1883, $3,457,420 oo Value of person al property . 936,26o oo State tax on real estate. 13,829 68 State tax on personal p roperty, 3,745 04 AND Classificd Business Directory, 1884 ·t5. Compiled and Published by J. H. CHATAIGNE, Richmond, Va. PRICE. $5.00. Ent ettd ac:<:0rdlng to Ac:t of CongTesa In the y9i' 1884, by J. H. €HATAIG !fS, In tbt Libmri11n of Congtesa a\ Washington, 0 . C . R O ANOKE COUNTY• ofl'i~ of the This count}' was formed from Botc· tourt in 1838, and lies in the Roanoke Valley, the Blue Ridge forming its cast · e rn boundary, with Butetourt on the north ca~t and l\1011tg-o m c ry o n the west , 1' luyd and Franklin on the south, Bcllfo rd on the cast, and Crai.g on the northwest. T he surface 1s bro ken. but the l:uids are very rich, and yield large cro ps of all the staple products principa l of which are w heat and t~bacco. This county, in common with a ll the others in this section of the State, is fam o us for its line p astura ge a nd s ince the ex· te nsion of lhe Shena'ndoah V a llc;Y road • to Roanoke City a n ew impetus has been given the raisi ng of cattl.e, ho rs c:s and sheep, because of furnishing a direct and quick means o f transportation �l """ . ~.,~ ..__y to the ~ markets of the North. The mineral deposits.. the chief gf which is iron, are very nluable, and extensive machine and iron and steel works have recently. been establi..,hed at Roanoke,· the former, in the construction of pas· senger and freight cars, giving employ· ment to 1,200 hands, and the latter working to its full capacity of 100 tons of pig iron ~r <la)·. The mineral springs, of "·h1ch there are several, en· j oy a h ig-h reputation for the medicinal properb es of their waters. Of these the Roanoke Red Sulphur and Botetourt take precedence. Salem, the countx seat, is a beautiful and prosperous village on the north bank of the Roanoke river and on the line of the ~orfolk and Western R R, 178 miles southwest from Richmond. The place is steadily growing in impor· lance as a business centre, and with its fine natural advantages and the railroad connections soon to be consummated at this point by the extension of the Valley railroad. is destined to become a populous and highly prosperous city. Owing to itsdelightful location, Salem has become very popular 33 a summer resort, and its society during the sum· mer months is greatly augmented bv visitors from the more southern local· ities. Roanoke College, one of the young· er, though one of the most ftourishing institutions of leamin~ in the State, i5 located at Salem. It is a Lutheran in· 5titution, and its system is the regular college curriculum. It has also a nor· mal course of teachers of public schools, a select one for a mere busines5 educa· tion. and a preparatory department for t raining boys for the college classes. Roanoke, formerly Bi~ Lick, on the Norfolk & Western railroad at th~ southern terminus of the Shenandoah Valley road. is the principal town of Roanoke county. Its growth from a village of a few hundred three years ago to a city to-day of 6,ooo inhabitants is unparalled in the histo!°)' of Virginia towns. T here are extensive work shops here, where the connecting Norfolk & W estern and Shenandoah Valley roads ha ve their great e ngines and handsome coaches builL The streets, stores and dwellings are liKhted with gas, and there are large ~·ater·works, which fumijh an abundant supply for the vari· ous p urposes. The area of the county j5 398~ square miles. 19 1,118 acres and the aver•JtC aS9e'SSed value of the land is $ J8.Q9 pe1' acre. P.-Ollca. Air PoinL Bent Mou.....- Ale .. & .,~ ~ Bonsack's: Botetourt Springs. SAML S DANNER. Bradshaw, ~I ~l ~lOORt. Catawba, r-iELSON BARRETT. Cave Spring. Gish's. Leslie, Jamt>S D Leslie. Poage's Mill. GEORGE POAGE. Roanoke, Alexander S Asberry. Sn/em (ch). Singer, B B YEADIAN. Courts. u . l •i. \\ judge, Henry E Blair. WH OL.F-<; AL E A.S D RET J\11. 0 £ t\l.F. R IS c·r:·n tttmiD li\\~VI ~0~ . '~ 5!s.'J£ ~""' 0\D ~r~ 6·~ fl\fl•(ll ~~ ·'1 ~RO ~ ...... J~ .,..;.~-.-.~~' Cou ntry P roduce Solicited. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SllOES. &c., in J!re:it ""rictr. THE COUNTY COURT meets ill Salem on the Third Monday in each month. Ja.~ W Palmer. Clerll, Wm McCauley. County Officers. • Slteriff, Chas M Webber. Treasurer, Wm W Drand. Suroeyor, Jas E Day. Comrs Revenue, G B Fitzgerald, fim di5trid.; f'!~! D ~fa.!l!:~. se!:~ :!~ trict. Commwllh's All'y, LC Hansbrough. Sup/ o/ Poo1, J T Pollard. MAG ISTRATES. John M Anderson, Henry H BriUnart, Wm H H Brown, Henry A Cnmper, Jas' W Jan, \\' 0 \\'esson, John S lieckner, ohn Coon. ) Coles Terry, ~o M!: _ Gish. !.h ..!!!~~ E. ~~...!.. Chas Lunsford. J . u. cuu~1 01.r.r. ~·· R.-.r . 1 . l T \\ 11 \Ll '.'>". ,, Ju1d..atiar1. 't'e.. Cl-lu~I13LEY l~ \\Tll~\LISG, DEALERS IH FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, 1539 Salem Avenue, RO ANOKE, VA. =- ~ ROANOKE LEADE R, BROOKE & DA LTON, Proprietors, R OANOKE, VA. ~ftRS t:~~tASS ~l-O B P.RIN T I N.G .~ - CHANGE OF MA N AG EMENT. ~r,o:u t IT. o) ttSi~ ~ ~ ~· ·,~ ~ ::::a~· :--.~~& ._,. ·. Sl' f'ER\' ISOR!l.. Giles l~'lmctt, T M Starke)·, Onid E Trout, Lewis H ulf. Roanoke City Offken. Mayor, John H Uunstan. &rgean/, Chas \\' Thomu. Treasurer, M C Thomas. Commissioner Rez·en11e, C l\I Turner. Cltief o/ Police, J S. Traynham. r:omwlllt's Ally, RH Woodrum; Courts. The C OR PORATION COURT meets Tuesday after second Monday. Judge, W G Robertson. Clerll, John S Ward. 1 · Agricultural lmplementa. Harlowe J .M, Palmer & Dame, RORER'S F & SONS, Watt, Bell & Evans. TOBACCO AND Cl<~.\KS of thl· ht.,l Br.111<1'> QU EENSWA RE, GL ASSWAR E, Etc., Clerk, Wm McCauley. judK"t, ~ lil6 Bailrold Avonuc, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA, THE CIRCUIT Cou RT of the Four· tee nth Circuit meets at Sa lem on the 1st April and 1st October. <...!<.,1 11 1 • • ' · " Salem Salem Roanoke Roano~e •. '- CO:V1MERCE STREET, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA. JOSEPH HARRISON, Proprietor. i ABLE FlRST·CLASS. Furniture and Entire Outfit New. CHARCES MODERATE. Large Rooms on First Floor for TraYcllng Salesmen, 37 ~ (546 }.() ........ en. �........ r ~ ~ Slzcnandoa~ The Jla.llar l(oulc .BET'W'EEN THE XORTH and EAST, SOUTH and SOUTII,VEST. A New 'rnmk Line Passenger Ilighway, with 'Unsurpassed THROUGH PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE, And Perteet Transportation Facilities. traversing the most prosperoua aectiona of the Southern States upon Railways or ~ilorm clzcellezice, <§uperior clquipment and 'ommon Management, - U N ITING - New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Harrisburg, WashingloQ --ASD-- Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans , Jacksonville, and all points South and Southwest, KDOXVill C. ttrQN LIN~S @F e~MM)~~ ~~,,~~l;~'i'. ALONC THIS ROlTTE, OR MOST ACCESSIR LE T llEREllY1 ARK - HEALTH RESORTS AND SCENIC ATTRACTIONSOF ENDURING VA.LUE. The SKESASDOAH VALLEY, its continuous phyi;ical beauty and ~cenes of historic inte· rest; the w ;>nderful CAVERNS oF LURAY: th e NATURAL RR11h ; £ of VtRCISIA; rhe noted Y111. c rs1A SPRINGS; the WARM S PRISCS of N o tnH CAROl.1:-IA, and the unrivaled scenery of W estern North Caro lina; Ash~ville and the French Ur<.1:i<l; the charming re· sorts of East T~nnessee; the re nowned W inter touril\I points o l South Georgia and Flonda; with a reorgani~ed and re-created hotel service en ro ute : The Luray Inn, lQe Natural Bridge Hole\ 1 lQe Hole\ Roanoke, &c., ASAring a penonal comfort bitberto unattained in a Southern traveler 's progress. lo dae ~eason Elcursion Rates, Tickets, and arrangements .to all the Wonderful Resoru alrm g the line will be perfected, adapted to the tastes and me:1ns of all classes d Summer T o unslS. for T1ckel5, T im e-Cards, Gu ide Books, Sleeping.Car R eservat ion~, ancl all informa tion, 1oqaire at all l'enn~ylvania J{ailroad or olher leading Rail way T icket Oftices North and Ea.it. or at the Eutern Offices of this line ; 290 WubinglDn Street, BOSTON. Mass. • 303 Brcwiway, NEW YORK. 838 Che&l.!Jo\ Street, PHILADELPHli. 157 West Baltimore.Street, l BALTIMORE. WesternMaryland Ratl r.:iad, f Cumberland Valley R. R., ~ 'RRISBURG, Pa. She~andoahValley R.R., ~AG.ERSTOWri,~d. A. POPE, JOSEPH H. SANDS, General Supen'ntmdenl, Gen. Pass'r and Tic~el Agenl, ROANOKE, ROANOKE, VA ROANOKE. ROANO~ l.547) An:bl~ec:t9. tioekmaD N. Attcwne19 at Law. Soot and Shoemali..... ·Salem BALLARD WILLIAM W, 'J· Salena Chittum Roanoke Dawson\ M. Salem Grove CH, Markley, C, Roanoke Roanoke Nolan Edward, Roanoke ·Parrack A R, Webber HA, Salem Ying ling J, Salem Boot and Shoo Dealen. Salem Barksdale T F. Roanoke Gibson Henry. Roanoke Griffin & Griffin; Roanoke Hansborough G W & L C, Salem Houtz JP, Salem Logan & Staples, Salem Lunsford William, Roanoke Wright & Stoll, Roa"°"' Roanoke Miller Thomas. Bottlera. Salem Penn lobn E, Ro.ooke R0anoke Kump J H, Penn & Cocke, Scott Robert E, Roanoke , BowUnr Alle19. Salem . Strouse DB. ROAooke Bent Mountain W11lmeth E S Mn, Terr:r1-s\f, WA J ALLEN, Roanoke Bricllmaken. Wood Samuel M, Roanoke Deyerle l C Salem Woodrom & Palmer. Roanoke Oakley ·& \Vaiden Salem Woodrum & Palmer, Salem ' Building Aasoclatlona. Aactloncen. Salem Huff ML, Salem Salem Building Association, Huff Thos G, Salem Butchers and Meat MarlretL Valentine & Stevens, Roanoke Parrish Jacob, Salem Bakr.a and Conlectloneeni. Peltz & Grigg, Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Smith C G,. Bell Jc -~l Huf( Aw. Salem Cabinet Ma.ken and Undatak... Knapp & Malone, Roanoke Oakley JM, Salem Band• of Mu1lc. Carpenten and Bullden. Salem Salem Silver Comet Band, Bower & Tuggle, Roanoke Banka. Orner ~( V, Roanoke Parrish John, Salem Fanner's National Bank, G B Board, Salem pres. Jas Chalmers, <:<\Shier, Salem Walde f:: H, Roanoke l"ational Bank, E G McCbn· Ch11ir hctoria. aha n, pres. John C Wood, cashier. Roanoke Strickler J A & Bro, Salem Roanoke Trust Loan and Safe DeChina and Crockery Wan. p<>sit Co. P L Terrry Prest. S W Roanoke Jamison secty and treasr. Roanoke Donaldson W, Bill.larda. Cigani and Tobacco. DUVALWDF, Critz W 0 H otel Roanoke, Mallory John A. .Nichols & Hessburg, Payne George F & Co, Salem Salem Roanoke Roanoke Ro<1noke Roanoke Blacbmitba and Wbeehmrhta. Day CH, Roanoke Roanoke Helm TC & Co, Ro:rnoke Garrett William. Roanoke Pobst Charles, Booballen and Btatlonera. Ben Printing and Manufacturing Co Ro:rnokc Beller George E, Roanoke Gravatt George Jr, Ro:inoke ~CJ W S. Salem I Dawson WM, Fink J Albert, 1 RoAnote Salem Forhes ~t D. Roanoke Gre~ne G ES, Roa noke Lookabill W H, Roanoka Cigar Manuractunn. Fink J Albert, S.liem Clot hiers. Be1 kowit z Paul, Ra.ooke Boon G & Son!!, Salem Frank N & Co, ROQnolte Grinberg & ~!orris, Roanoke Troutman H, Roanoke Co.ch and Waron Bullden. Danne r A J. Earman ~f H, •Botetourt Spmto Roanoie VA. Cs46J(J l _._. , ~ �l. R1._1 \ '\\)h.l-: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- - ~ - Ug•'•n & Bro, Lind~y J T, Richard:iOn George, H, :\d.ims, R A Buckner agt, Southern, R A l.lurkner agt, Southern, ~[ J Ballard agt, Palmer & Dame, Fish and Oysters. Commissioner• in Chancery. Roanoke Miller T W. Palmer James W, Roanoke Salem Roanoke Loterzo Lewis, Florists. Salem Tabb LC, Shatzer Jeremiah, Confectionera. Roanoke Roanoke Salem Roanoke Salem Den tis ta. CrozierT W, Jeter M, king K. E, Roanoke Salem ~'? Diatillera. France HK, Mills J T, Truman I W, \\'right to A, Botetourt Spnngs Poage's ~till Poage's MiU Catawba Drucctata. Annstrong W D, Barnett ND, Beller EV, Demaree W L, Johnson J C. KOJ:\"E~. GALE & CO, Scott& Co, Younger WT, Salem Catawba Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Salem Roanoke Roanoke Gas-Light Companies. ISee also Bakers and Confectioners.) Bayliss James, Davis J H, Huff M F, Toole H, Wolfenden T C, Botetourt Springs Furniture Dealers. Donaldson W, Stewart E H & Co, Roanoke, P L Terry prest, J H Dunstan treasr, J D Austin secy, Roanoke General Merchants. Bachrach fsaac, Gish's Barnett ND, Catawba Baskerville & Co, Salem Berry J \V, . Cave Spring Bonsack & Kiser, llonsack's Botetourt Springs ' Rowen H M. Brown Bros, S<tlem Brown J R C & Sons, S.1lem Ferguson W H & R \V, Poage's '.\till Hamlin & Jones, . Gish's Huff John j , Bent .:'ltountain , Jones B A, Gish's Kittinger Henry & Co, Poage's .:'ltill Lowry S B, Catawba Marshall & Bro, . Sal~m Ti!n!l'!!!y & Bro. Air P~tnt Thaxton W I & H J, Cave Spring · Watts & Sublett, Cave Spring • WOODSON C E, (see adv) Roanoke I Grocers. Burdett F C, Carr G F, Drr Gooda and Notions. CHUM OLY & WHALING, (see adv) Armstrong D G, Salem Bachrach J H, Roanoke *Davis J H, Bachrach Jsaac, Roanoke Didier Edmund, Baker\\' F, Roanoke Evans John M, Bower & \\'oolfolk, Roanoke Cos nC!' ) F Mrs, Roanoke Gre,·ett & Co, Crai~J R, Roa'1oke Haywood Angelo, HamsJ M, Rosenbaum Bros, Roanoke •Ho!lends Sandy, S howner ;\f B Mrs Roanoke Jones J C, TERR\', GAMBILL & CO , Roanoke ~1il le r & Co, !'age ) A . 1>r7 Goode-Wholna1e. Pattie JS, Q ueen & Co, TERRY, GAMBILL & CO, Roanoke Scott MP, Seymour & Co, Encineen-Cl•ll. S huff J 11, Roanoke Simcoe. Sitlington & Co , Coarad Charl~ F, Stern S. \':rn ~tille r P F. \\'alker & Btaawell, \\'crtz E R. \\'olfenden TC, Roanoke Roanoke R oanoke Roanoke Gam bill J ~I & Co, T erry P L & Co. Salem Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Salem Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Rua noke Roa noke Roanoke Salem Roanoke J<oanoke Salem Roanoke Ande rson \\" \\', Cha ln1er.; John. Sta rtzman \\' H. \\'alls, Bell & faans, Ro anoke lfo,111uk<.: Roanoke Roanoke Sale m DU\' AL llOLS£, \\ D F D uval,_ propr, . Sale m Eutaw House, L \\'Squire, prnp r, Roanoke I rt \ I Land Companlc:J. OeArmond, SCC)' :111tl treas, Ro:rnoke Lime, Plas ter and Cement. Roano ke L ivery, Feed and Sole Stables. Hdm T C & Co , L1~un & Bro, lfae R K. Roano ke SJkm Roanoke L umber Dealers. RoJnokc Salem I Roirnoke, John C Bullcl, prcst, \\. C Terry P L & Co. Hotels. Augus ta Houc;~! lsaa~ S, I I Salem Hardwan and Cutlery. Roanoke 11 I l (~4VI ~OA:\0'1-.t::. Grocen-Wholcsalc. Salem Roanoke RORER'S F SONS, Roanoke Barksdale Thos F, 11arnett John L, Ro.innke Roanoke Salent Fcrtili.zer11. Coal Ageot1. Tinkham JR, l\1..I:\ ~UKF.. Express Companies. Catawba Roanoke Salem Roanoke Catawba Roanoke Huffman Andrew, Kefaun:r & Sons, Startzman \\' - t~S) Salem Roano ke RU KER"S F SO:\S, Ruanoke Stewart S ( ~ . M achine W orlca. ll ockm.1n \. \foanoke ~bchi11c \\'ork~. A J K imball , pr l· ~ t. C R \\' Am1es, tn:as, A J 11<.: rn ph ill, !-occy, Roanoke M a r blc W or'·..era. Salem Gilmore House, Mrs M E l~ilm u re, Brinker hoff & \'an t.ant, propr, Ruanok e I . . H otel Roanoke. G eo K Mu llc:.: n. prop. I M illinery. Ro:m oke Roanoke I J lowcll L R Mrs, S:i lem HufT House, ~I L I lu ff, pro pr. Salem , '.\larks M A Mr~, S alem Kim ball House, E P '.\tcCa rth y. Par ri'> h J uli a :'11rs, Roanoke propr, / Roanoke Pa tterson S F, Roanoke Lake S pring House, F J C ha pman, Rosenba u m Bros, Roanoke propr. n,~Jii 5<ii:k.i 5 iiu\VJU'C ~'~ B :vt:s. Salem Sl Clai r Palmer, Bonsacks Waldron K ate Miss, Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, F J Mills -Com and Flour. Chapman, propr, Catawba llonsack's Uonsack & Kiser, Rorer Park Hotel, F Rorer. propr, Ca,·c Spring Roanoke Boon Benja min D. Gish's Bush & H o rn, TROUT HOt:SE, Joseph Harrison, Roanoke (see adv i Roanoke Cauley 0 & Son, Catawba Custer oscph, Virginia House, Philip Reed, propr, Salem Salem • Dcycarlc Jol\!1 S. Cave Spring G a rsr u c: vr~c & Son, Waltz House, J M ·waitz, propr Salem Roanoke Garst Henry Poagc's .:'lti!I Hartman john, H ouse Moven. l'oagc's !\till Hays H. Botetourt Springs R oanoke • Huff\\'m G, Owner:\[ V, Cave Spring I1 Jamison Sarni H, Insurance Agenta. Salem • • Langhorn James C, Roanoke Has<; W K, Roanoke I McClanahan E G , Bradshaw Lew!s Thomas, Salem ; MOORE M M, Catawba Lewis Thomas, Roanoke 1 Painter George, Poal{e's Mill Lu!lsford Charles, Ro~noke j Poage E. Catawba S h1ckel T J, Salem ! Stevens Charles W , Roanoke Iron Foundet11. ; Terry I' L & Co, Catawba u · · : T homas \\'illiam E, G ish's (See also .•• ac1umsts.) . Vinyard I \iV, Gish's Croier Iron Furnace, Samuel Crozer, Viny:trd & Broe.. Catawba prest, Col I) F Houston manager, Woods Joseph K, Roanoke : Mille-Saw. Fergui;on & Son, Roanoke \ Poage's Mill Mani n & Camden. Salem Aliff & Co, Bote tourt Springs RORER I RO:-; CO; F Rorer. prest, Bre wbak er Isaac, Gish's jno H S)·ke-c;, secy and tres, Roanoke Bus h & H o rn, Roanoke Land A g ente. Cauley I I\ & Son , Salem · D cycarfc John S. Singer Roge~ F airia11. & H ouston, Roanoke Galloway W H, j i I ........ ~ ......:::, �n..vru,01"1:!:. \550J KUANOKE. Garrett, W H, -Singer Payne John ~[, Roanoke Garst George & Son, Cave Spring Pleasants H B, Roanoke Garst John, Salem S ims H A & E W, Roanoke Hockman N, Salem Terrill G M, Salem Jamison Samuel H, Ca\·e Spring Thompkins Dr, Sale m i<efauver & Son, Roanoke , Walker GT, G ish's McClanahan E G, Roanoke I Wiley 0, Salem Moomaw N B, Cataw ba I Willits I W, Roanoke Moore M M, Bradshaw Plasterers, Parson's G N, Catawba Poage E lijah, Poage's Mill I Fitzgerald G B, Salem· Thomas Bros, Roanoke Littrell Wjlliam A, Salem Vinyard I W, Gish's Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fittent. Werts, Ferguson & Bros, Poage's Mill Brownlee H H, Roanoke Mills-Woolen. Carper R H, Salem Bonsack's Cogan & Co. Bonsack Jacob, Roanoke Engleby & Bro, Roanoke Millwright.. Printers-Book and Job. Catawba Cunot /ohn W, Catawba Harrel John H, Roanoke Bradshaw Bell Printir:g & ~tanfg Co, Moore CM, McClanahan R C, Roanoke Bradshaw ROANOKE LEDGER OFFICE. MOORE MM, Mines-Iron. Brooke & Dalton, props, Roanoke Singer Saturday EveningTelegram office, Frazier ED, Roanoke Newspapers. Elliott John B, Roanoke ROANOKE COLLEGIAN (monthly) Railroads. Prof JT Crabtree edr, . Salem NORFOLK & WESTERN, j H Roanoke Saturday Review, Oscar Sands, gen supt, A Pope, gen pass 0 Derr edr and propr, Roanoke agt, (see advi Roanoke ROANOKE LEADER (weekly). SHENANDOAH \'ALLEY RR CO, Brooke & Dalton eds and proprs, J H Sands, gen supt, A Pope, genl Roanoke pass agt, (see adv) Roanoke Saturd~y Evening Telegram, Strasburg & Jones eds and props, Roanoke Real Estate Agents. Times-Register, Crabtree, Denit & Roanoke W ebber, eds and props, Salem Barksdale & Gregory, Chapman F J & Co, Roanoke Painteni-Houae and Sien. Chipman H, Roanoke Roanoke Denit John Salem Dalby J A & Co, Roanoke Francis John A, Salem Skinker & Scott, Restaurants. Photoguphen. Salem *Carter Lewis, Roanoke Maury CL. Roanoke Criest C, Roanoke Scruggs W F, Roanoke Hillary CL, Roctnoke Woolwine WC W, Roanoke Snyder L C Mrs, Phyaiciana. Baskerville J 8, Botetourt Springs Saddlers and Harness Maker•. Salem Bruffey John W, Salem 1 Carper E H. Botetourt Springs Bryant WW, Bonsack's ' Dane Thonrns, Roanoke Canada CG, Poage's Mill HuKhes AS, Gish's Cooper CS, Roanoke James 1\1 R, Roanoke Deyerle Dr, Singer ' 'rhomas W C Roanoke Dillard TH R, Salem Vines J uette ' Farrar Dr, Catawba ' Goolshy Dr, Salem 1 Saloons. Salem Gray Hjnry V, Roanoke 1 Critz W 0, Salem G riffin C B, Salem Dillard L F, Salem H udson R B, Roanoke DUVAL W D F, Roanoke Kearney W A, Roanoke 1 Hess F, Roanoke Kirk J K. Roanoke I Hotel Roanoke, Roanoke Koiner & Gale, Roanoke I Kimball House, Roanoke McWhorter J K, Salem / McCarthy John, Roanoke Marvin G D, ~oanoke Mallory John A. ! i I ROA'NOK~. RO.-\:\OKE. (551) & H essburg, Patterson C L, Patterson H, Payne George F & Co, Pettigrew 1 T, Rorer Park Hotel, Shreve J H, Smith J B, \ 'avell CL, ~icholas Tobacco Warehouses. ~ Gordon & Davis, Roanoke ~ Gwaltney & Davis Roanoke I ' Undertakers. Danne r A J, Botetourt Sp_rings I Goodwin F p Singer Moomaw l\l ri, Calaw~a Poage E, Poage's Mill 1 i Variety Stores. Roanoke 1 Roano~e Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roano~e Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Sash, Doons and Blinds. Shomo Henry J & Co, Roanoke Schools and Colleges. Roanoke Deacon J E, Hollins Female Institute, · Botetourt Springs ROA~OKE COLLEGE, Prof Julius D Dreher prest of faculty, F V A Painter secy (see adv), Salem Teaford T J Mrs, Roanoke Tinsley J 1\1 Mrs, Roanoke There are 51 white and 17 colored pubiic schools in this county. Superintendent, Marseall Frantz, Salem Seedsmen. i i Williams Frederick, Roanoke Watchmakers and Jewelers. I Bening August H D, Franklin H H, Kramer 0 F, Page R \V, Picken A) r, Pike & \\ alfheim, Salem Roanoke Roanoke Salem Roanoke Roanoke Wines and Liquors. I Lawson David, I 1 Roanoke Wood and Coal. RORER'S F SONS, Roanoke Palmer & Dame, Salem I Wool-Dealer.s. Shuff J H & Co, Salem I Barnett N D, Catawba Sewing Machine Agents. I Principal Farrneta. Yeatman James S, Roanoke ' BENT !\lot1 ST.\IN.- john Coles, Taze · 1 well l'rice. Jo:;<:ph R Kini;. Thos King, St k y rds oc a • i Ch"s \\' !'rice, Uenj Price, ~!rs Mary Roanoke. J J Martin prest, P L Terry . j Shelor, Jno C T erry, Jos :'II Terry. mng, Roanoke Ro:-;sACK's.- Bcnj F :'l!oomaw, Lee Stoves and Tinware. I Fellers. Jacob Bonsack. R11nsack & Ki7.cr, c;eoq~c ' Cook. J 13 ~lcClung-, D H k R I H H B · \\" 111 11 ~t · Cl:ur, · f' a l mer St Cl air, · ...rown - • ee~. ~ . • u..,oano " l:·e • l'Ia1ne, ...,ng 1eoy o.: oru, ·- -~~-.:~ I G \\' l .. . I, c·1s I1' s I ;:,amuc , uOC. ,,cL ean D ame Palmer & Dame, S:1lem HoTETlll"RT S1·R1 ~1;s.-J \\'Day, DaSTOVER DC, Salem viu \\'illi01 ms, L T ~l org:rn , H !-: Dent, Whitenack Du Mont, Roanoke 1 1'i fl I >illanl. L \\".1ldrvn. J;i mes Camphell N T '.'\ inini;cr, C :\ininger, Louis T ailor1. ' I lull~ J G Riclrnrdson, T P l'\elmg, N Heffley A A, Roanoke Evans, I) I >cycrlc . J A Kessler, Jerry Kester Wm Y, Roanoke , Brewhnkl'.r, \\" illi:i m Roberts, C Collins, Wesson W 0, Salem Dr J JI 11. ~kc r \'ille, F Uc:aton, I L Ro· Tanners. . bcrts, \\'illi .1 111 L't7. \\"illiam f\ickols, Fox JC, Gish's J:imes }{ Tho mpson, John 0 Myers, Harveycutter J W, Salem Isaac Brubake r, II 1' hantz. Jones john W, Gish's I .. B R AO~ llAW.-Jno Hri ck<:y, ~1 J Hines, Teams ten. ' N I > :'lloOl't·, j :1111c" .\f:tn :lin, F ·1 Moore, Salem '. J ao; A ~loo n:. ) 11 111.x. \\"m Garman, J Ballard AB, i Telegraph Companies. Western Union, JH ' A :'lluru<wk , 1~ <; .\luruock, I D Mur· J ock, I D Hain, J S Garm.1n, f I E Long, j\f Dunn. mngr, Konnoke Western Union, W S Oake)·, Salem I Tobacco Manuracturen. Roanok e Fishburne Bros. Roanoke Huff, Griggs & Co, J 1-1 f!ix . flrand, Giles Barn.cit , Henry H Brillh:irt :\ D Harnettf (; J) :'llcl'onkcy, John \\" \\'uods, Jos L:irch, ( ; \\' l.cw1s Jc.~ II !'eek, Geo 't Robeson, ll<:vcrly liril!harl, Geo Paint· er, MU ~l oomaw, .\lrs t\nn .\I Spessard, CATA\l'llA.-\\' \\' �,. ~I.)• \ ,, \,,)f\. t:. lSSl ) !\ OCK UI{ ll)G E. --:!~~~~~~~~~ KOC1'.U KI Dt;lt -~~ Mrs Eliza Huffman, David Burnett, Geo brou~h. \\'m Cook, Geo Ke<lgy T H G McConkey, £ H Sandys, Mark B Board, \\' :\ Byrd, J K Pit7.er~ o E Sessler. Trout, 1~r Trout, Jas Stou ten1ore, Wm C~Vf;. SPR!SGS:-Samuel H Jamison, A Furguson, John Gish, \\'m _Trery, ~[ Lewis Zirkles heirs. ~annie Campbell P,.Frantz. C R Frant~, E J hantz, B Samuel Crawforc1, CJ Campbell, Jame~ \\ 1ley, John Statz. Elras Brubaker, Jno D Oeyerle, Ludo\'ick Boon, B D Boon. Rruba.ker, D R Brubaker, H ~r Garst, Susan P B Poteete, ~oah J Wertz, Ro Jerenttah Ga.rs!, Jas A Garst, Henry Coon, Robe~ Blackes"ll, John \V Eller, Garst, John (,ar~t, James H _U;irnett, G Ahr~ham R1dRtwar, J<lmes Shartzer, A H~ll~ert , J I Hon!;:, G f S_hanks, David A Brumbaugh, Gideon Tu mer. Frank J,?ard, John \V [rout, B ~loo· Chas S Deyerlt, SH C Greenwood, G maw, \\ m Buslt~n~. Geo B Johnson, H Hofrrngn, Talewtll S St;irkey, Pat· Geo Call;ihan.) S \ cat~wn, j H n.Ste· terson Coon, \\'m F Lockett. Thomrson vens, CF Reea, Floyd Shell, J ~f ~1car. Trout, (;eo \I Bell. Jn.i \\' Greenwood Sr-;<"ER I \\' R · I I 13 I G CH \(TH ' · ' -e 11 mg-c:r o 10 o es ar\t\'!1a"c:. ~lalrtGmanG ..JohnJA C L H;itcher, ~I Bandy, '.\! Owen" j I, eo. ersinger, m :impoe ' eo :irst r. f?uckwiler, J Tusner, A Owens, £' C CLo\·ERDALE, 13<nnot:RT.-Caleb G 1 hom<ls John T Goodwin, T \f l3e<1mer r-;ininger. EV .Goodwin, G A Beamer, Wm Jones: G1sH's.-John H Feather, \\'illi;im L : Dame] Jones, H C Hatcher. Willi;imson, \\'m \\' Berkley, C P Vin- l 1 vard, A ~f~D Smi1h. Geo R Gish, Thos ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY R Muse. I hos!. Bu;h, Ann "kDermed · Steph~n H Thrasher, John B Ru<.l dell: . . I W V111yard. POPL'l..\TIO~ in 188o-\Vh1te, 14,66o; . colored s.J.u; total ' 20•003. . County seat, LEXINGTON. t1on, 2,i7L popula - ivkDuNALO's -'ilLLS, l\fOSTGOMF.RY Vote of county November 6th, 1883Co.- Achille Luster. Philip Farebaugh, Democrats, 2,r96; Coalitionists, 2,050. Sarah Ga rman, Ad a m Ga rman Peter Va lue of real esta te, 188 , $ ,6 , 3 53 170 00 Garman Jr. Value of person<tl property, 31,312,450 oo PoAGE's MILL.-S W Henry, R G Tax on personal properly, 14,612 68 Wertz, Wm Gisso, E Poage, D Kittin- ' County levr. 5,249 Bo ger, 1l\f ~ittinger. w. G Ferguson, Ar· This county, formed from Augusta aba M~rtm, B P. 'fan!"· James T urne r, ' and Bo te tourt in 1778, is one of the F M Tmdale, T J \\ ebster, J S Wood largest, most populous and fl ourishing i:t!m, J..,h~ H~nry, John Wertz, Kyles G in the State. It is situated in the ValWertz, John John, John Brunk. ley of Virginia, with Augus ta and Bath RoANOKF..-lsaac H Huff, fas E How· 1 o n the non h~ast and northwest, Botebert Kessler /as D Kefauver Mrs · tou rt and Am he rs t o n the southwest Jane' ewis, Chas' .unsford, N F \\~ert7., a nd southeast : :-.'elso n o n its easte rn John 0 Bandy, George \\I Carr, John C 1 centre and Alleghany o n its 'western Bandy, Jos ~ Bandr. Thos L Randy, . central part. John T Davis, Mrs Hester Persinger, . The lands through the central por· "Martha J Davis, Jas E Day. Jacob Per· ll~n o f .the county are ve ry fertile and singer, Jas S Persinger, Geo p A irhart. ! highly •mpro\'ed , but those 0~1 the eastG Newton Shavt..r, E G ~fcClanahan, c er!1 and western horders. berng mounD Nel ms, Thos P ~elms, Men Smith, tamo~s. are spa~el y settl~d and comH S Trout. Q M \\'ord. Daniel C Yates, , p~rative~· but h_ttlc .cult1vatcd. The Geo W How~ert, Ferdinand Rorer, l ~i ue~al epostts m tlus C<~nn ty are v~ry Gideon J Persinger, \\' P Moomaw, ri ch, ir~n ore of.great purity abounding Daniel C Moomaw, R H Moomaw, R l 111 • various sect1011s, ~ncl a '"!lllllber o f F Moomaw, David S Read, Francis / mint's and furn aces bemg profitably op· Sorrel, J Allen Watts, Geo P Tayloe, crated. . . . . .Michahl.owman & wife, Sarni H Gish. 1 • The mineral deposits mclu~e, hes1des . • iro n ore, manl{a nese, k.whn, baryta SALP.M.-A \\' hate, Or J S Deyerle, E 1 ochre, lime~lull<.-s of a litho~raphic char: M Armstro~g Sr. E M !"-rmstron~ Jr, 1 a.cter, an~I furni~h.ing 111arl?lcs of supe• Dr T H n I >1llard, s F Simmons, 'nor quality, ~pec1;11ly that Ill the neigh· 8urwell, E W Jack, J W J<;>hnson, W H borhood of Cr:1igsvillc, and in the northRuthrauff, B W ~an, Fl Chapman, east part o f the county, unsurp:tssed in C I Preston, Wm Zirkle, C W Ham. I beauty and v-.riety for "ins ide work." ltl.. 1 \. I\. 11I C 11 H, I \ . I On James river, two mi les :ibo,·c the ' F:ills. up :\or1h rh cr to l.cxinf;lOn, n mouth of North ri,·er. a limestone fur- di:.tancc oi twcn t,· miles. l.cx111gton nishing a first·class hydraulic cement is is abo the pre'>ent ·tami nus of the Valfound. At the mouth of '.'\orth river Icy Branch of the l!.1l1imnrc & Ohio sand of the fine st quality for making J{ailro:ul. J{i\l: r:.1<!c: .. tatio11, the near· glass has been disco\'ere<l. <:<.t cltput 1111 1he ~ 1 w11a11do:t lt Valley Tin mines arc being opened on lri .. h l\.1ilrn:11I, i~ \\1t h111 ,r, c:n mik., of Lex· creek, in the Sou th ~ lnunt.1 in. :1brn1t 8 i11g1 11n to " hich point there is a daily or 10 miles from \'esll\ iu-; and I< iH·r.,idc l111r of h.1d..' statiuns on the Shenand1)a h \'alley rail· lite: am1 n l thl' r1J11nty i-; 6_;r] ...quare road . 111il1·.... or .11 ~\1/1 1 .1rrl '· .t11d till' I.ind h.1s The railroad facilities in this county :in '" c:r.1gc .1 .. ~nwd ' .due of f.'i 93 per for tra\'t-1 <l nd tr;uv;purtatiun an· txlra· acrc. Post .Offices. ordin.rnly gvod. 1 hl ChL..,.tpeakc and Ohio Railway pa!-.,<.::- thrir11gh lh l' w<:'> l· :\lone. ern part of the: cou n1y, .,., ith a hr:tnrh Jl.1lc11ny F.1lls, CEO\\' ~! O XLEY. from (;osh<:n !Jep<Jl to \ "ictona Fur· 1 llt:ll., \ ':illcy. nae<: mine-;, nC'u the Rockliridi.:c :\lu111 Br•m 11'>llllf", FRED'" :\ TAYLOR. Spri11g-;. The \'alk·y hr:inch ttf lhl' l\ulf.do Fo~'l'· Baltimore and Ohio run.; ir1m1 St.11111ln11 H111t.d o .\l ill~. \\" F 1'0:\G UE. r . . . LAFAYETTE, ifo~TGOM E R\·-V1rg1n1a Heslep, Mrs J B Kent. G \\.' & B F Thomas, Benj F Thomas. (:'\,, ,\) las th rough the entirt> lengt h of t h<: count y C11lli1:r-;tuw11, I .\ \\"11.K I :\SON. to l.e xini.;tvn where it conntch 11ith :1 l k 11111ark. J \\' R.\l'I' ckpy. br~nch of the ~{i chm o nd ;rnd .-\lh·l'hanr El111eria, J<>l I:..; 11 S.\l.E Railro:td leading fr<1111 Le:ongton ;tlo11g F:1irtit·lcl, JOll :'\ \\' \\' II £AT. !\Orth Ri\'er.tv Balc<•ny Fall ~ . wlil'rc it F.11iry 11 111, J I ~l <JORE. mtcrsects with tht: trunk line: of the c;ifmorc':. .\lif[s. Ri chmo nd and r\lh:ghat1)', which runs (jfcnwoml. throu)!h the SOl~them .r::irt o~ the coun ty (;o..,hcn Bridge. along J:11nes. 1<1ver. I he Shtn:i nc~oah Gree n F o resl, J H WILLSON, Valley Railroad e xtends 1:nt1rcl y Iris h Creek. through the c011n tr from north1:;1st tu · Kerr',; Crttk, J.\ ~.! ES ~ SH :\!'!NON. southwes t. _al o ng the ~-est em base o f l.exi11,trlo11 1c /, I. the Blue Ridge :'l!oun1:1111s. . L o ng wood , \\'II.LI.·\;\( A MOHLER. The scenery in many portions of Midvale, SA;lll.:EL P CA;llPBELL. Rockbridge is ve ry grnnd ~nd pie ;\fon111outh. turesque, and the county contains m:rny f\! ura t, Theophilus S Las kie. points of great interest to the traw!lcr 1'aturnl Bridge. and pleasure·seeke r, among whic h may Oakdale. be mentioned the 1'atural Bridge, so : Raphine, If S CA;llPBELL. famous :is ~ei~111 o~e of the greatest 1 Rapp's Mills. nawral cun os1t1es m t he world, and ! Rive r Side, S K LA \VnORN. fro m which the countr takes i1s n:tme. J Rockbridge Alum Springs. H andsomt: ho tels have recently been ; Rockbridge Daths. built at this place and first' class accom · ., Sherwood. modations can .now be l!ad for 400 1 South River, JO H :-1 DAVIDSON. guesls. The mmeral. spnngs of the Summers. · Jordan Alu::n• Roc~b!ldgc. Alum, Cold Timber Ridge. Su lphu~. \\ 1lson \\ h11e Sulphur and Vesuvius. Rockbridge llaths, all popular places of Victoria Mines. resort, are in this county. S uperio r Courts. bass fishing is found in lhe James ri ve r TH F. CrRcurT Cot:RT o f t he 13th Cir· from the m o uth of !'torth ri ver up to cuit meets :it .Lexington on the 1st C lifto n Forge. Lexington, the county seat, is o n M:trch :ind 1s t September. North river in the centre o f the county, Jud;re, \Vm McLaughlin. s urro unded hy wild and beautiful seen· Clerk, J C Lloudc. cry and fert ile count ry. It is the seat Tim Coe:-iTv Cot' RT meets at Lex· o f the Virginia ~filitary Institute and of the Was hington & Lee L'nivers ity, two ington on t he 1st ;llon<.Iay in each of the m ost ~minent ins titutions of mont h. lc:1rni11g not only of the State but of Jud;re, j amco; T Patton. Clerll, P ;lloore. the country. The remains of G e nera ls Lee and Stonewall Jack.son lie buried County Offic:era. here. . Sher~ff. R R \\'itt. A bra nch of the Richmond & A lleTreasurer, jas D Anderson , ghany Railroad extends from Balcony I I wI (\ ~ ~ �/ ?tJ WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINI A, CEMETERY ~Ec OR~.5 The f ollowing record was done by the Wythe Cotmty His tori cal Society and sent to us for publication . See VAN for Feb. 1982, page 27, for article on the work being done . The information is as follows: Nt.nnber on grid s heet , surname, given name, inscription of marker, date of birth and date of death. /(~ /- 1. SANDERS (Fann) CFMETERY Location: Along SR 619, one mile east of junction with US 52. 198. Est. No . graves: 257 . This record as of J uly, 1981. Julia 23 Jan 1862 Elizabeth Aker 12 Apr 1936 Ada ARNOLD 1919 ARNOLD Elmer G. 1914 BLANKENSHIP Sarah Jane '~vf.OTI-IER" Mary Jane BOYD 08 Jun 1839 BURO-IAM Edgar W. 1909 BUR.GIARD ---the--1928 BURNET John R. "CO D, Va Inf CSA" BURNET Adline M. 06 Jul 18Sl Caudle Clyde W 09 Oct 1907 DSC COLLINS James Boyd 18 Oct 1896 06C COLLINS Ida Huff 30 Dec 1898 02C COLLINS James Robert 01 Feb 1853 03C CDLLINS Ollie Jackson 22 Dec 1867 18D CRIGGER Ada R. 1880 17D CRIGGER Jallles 28 Jun 1915 18D CRIGGER Thomas 1850 12D CROCKETT Byron "Beloved one farewell" 1836 42D DAVIDSON Fl orence Jane 1858 SOD DAVIDSON G. Cleveland OS Apr 1895 SID DAVIDSON Kathern Roberta "Infinate day excludes the 03 Oct 1923 SOD DAVIDSON Laura S. 24 Aug 1896 45D DAVIDSON WoM. "Asleep in Jesus" 22 Dec 189S 27A DAVIS Brenda Kaye Gravely 01 Mar 1955 13C DUNFORD James L. "Son of B &E Dtmford" 14 Jan 1900 59D EASTER Troy Lee 25 Apr 1894 25C EllvUNDS Eliza Maude 06 Aug 1900 27C EIM)NDS Ethel B. 09 May 1904 24C EIMJNDS Floyd Kenny 03 May 1891 30C EIMJNDS George W. "Husband of Mary E. Montgomery" 08 Nov 1873 21C EIMJNDS Maggie 1877 31C EllviJNDS Mary E. "Wife of G.W. Edmonds"26 Apr 1874 22C EIMONDS Posey 1888 23C EIMJNDS Rice 31 Aug 1855 27C EIMONDS Robert K. 21 .Tan 1907 26C EDMONDS Shel ly Rice 14 ' ~p 1916 llA AKER 13A 36C 35C 28C 06A 20C 19D 43C+ 43C 37C ALLEN Legi ble names : 27 Jan 1922 9 Nov 1963 1975 1974 17 Nov 1927 13 Aug 1938 1967 1966 26 02 18 26 22 28 Apr 1928 May 1916 Jan 1955 Feb 1974 Feb 19 22 Feb 1912 1928 29 Nov 1940 1928 11 May 1920 1942 27 Dec 1945 night" ZS Jan 1947 23 Aug 1934 26 Jun 1920 29 Aug 1980 17 Apr 1918 07 Oct 1967 03 Feb 1941 13 Jul 1953 06 Jun 1955 1961 08 Jan 1923 1958 11 Mar 1939 08 Dec 1978 24 Mar 1937 �!?/ SANDERS (Farm) CEMETERY 18C 17C 16C 67D 03B 13B EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS FARRIS FARRIS FARRIS FARRIS FARRIS 67D 13B 52B + F1JIJ.ER GILLESPIE 04A GTT .I .ESP IE GD .I FSPIE GILLESPIE GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY 09A OSD 22D 23D 04D 1926 1903 1890 05 Jan 1898 26 Jun 1930 1939 05 Apr 1903 1943 1978 1976 1963 14 Mar 1960 07 Oct 1980 1969 1909 C.L. 1910 Ida Belle Boyd 15 Aug 1869 M.L. 1917 Gra cie Jane 1897 Infant son of MoandM. Lewis Gravely 1941 Infant son of M,andMo Lewis Gravel y 1949 ''Til we shall meet 1893 Jessie J. and never part'' Joesamp (?) 1884 Jolm Edgar 14 M3r 1914 Josie P . 1882 Lewis F. ''Live' s work well 1876 1909 1916 06 Mar 1940 1917 1963 Ao Mary George C, "C.O.D, 2 Va Inf Sp hner War'' 03A OSA C.a.rl w. Minnie Lee Rupert Co Charles Walter Fred Elm:> , Sr. Ji.mnie Ro Josephine Viars OlB GRAVELY 02B+- GRAVELY OlB GRAVELY OlD GRAVELY A.H. 1949 23 Oct 1949 17 Nev 1971 07 Dec 1946 1943 done'' 04D 48D 08D 06D+ GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY G'RAVELY 55B GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRA\7ELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY GRAVELY 25A 46C 20D 70D 26A 47C 07D 28A 28A 08D 1900 Maggie V. 1962 Terry Lynn 22 Feb 1903 Charley J. Earnest Peyton ''Va Seaman 1 CL 06 Dec 1~2.5 USNR' ' 1958 Elwin Hank EiIIna Harvey Harvey Howard Ho James James Elbert I..a.ura D . Lee Ao Hill1PHRIES l.Duise Ro Pearl ey Mo Roxey M. ' 'Granchwther'' Thanas Jo Vergie Viars Virginia B. William E. William ·Po "Douglas" J '. James Vivian C.ora Tickle Stephen D. George P . I 'M:>ther'' Mary France 04.B l.NGO Anna Mat 04B INOO 02D INX> Clarence Edward Della Mae 42C 07D 47C 70D 32A 41C 16A 29A 32C 32C 33C 33C HALL HINES HUMPHREY HUMPHREY lilJMPHRIES 1909 '1910 1933 1912 1904 07 May 1901 1879 15 May 1905 11 Feb 19?? 28 Oct 1909 03 Aug 1858 1874 1930 1917 04 Nov 1891 04 Jul 1892 20 Feb 1900 1877 1870 07 Apr 1846 05 Feb 1846 13 M::lr 1922 17 F~b 1924 14 Nov 1954 1964 14 Nov 1971 19 Aug 1944 1978 1974 1967 1971 .1978 . 1975 30 Oct 1969 1947 13 Feb 1975 12 Nov 1962 01 Aug 1931 1957 13 Nov 1918 06 M:ly 1972 1956 1942 24 Apr 1916 13 Feb 1919 09 Feb 1973 �/7~ SANDERS (Farm) CEMETARV 09C 29C 09C llC 75D 18A 17A 2'2A 74D 15A 19A 15A 16D 13D JACKSON JACKSOO JACKSON JENNINGS JONES JONES JONES JCNES JONES JONES JONES JONES KING KING Ellis Lo Luther Mary Bo Edd Infant child of CW & Ollie Jones James B. 09 Joseph Lee 19 Lillie Ida 10 Ollie ''Wife of C.Wo Jones" 19 Stella Go Walter Jo 18 William T. Ben El-- -dge 19 Howard ·Wo "Son of JW and IE 10 14D KING John H. 15D KING 15D KING 56B KIRBY 32B LEPHEW 36D M)LE.5 33B MJNI'CN 33B Ml:nUN lOC 09 Sep 1881 15 Jan 1888 11 Nov 1917 17 Jul 1925 07 Oct 1966 14 Feb 1918 John Draper 02 Feb 1918 18 Mar 1915 1889 1882 05 Nov 1889 24 Jul 1891 11 Oct 1969 23 Dec 1930 1906 1896 1900 1916 12 Jul 1902 07 Jul 1941 15 Feb 1880 07 h1g 1973 Pearlie Mae M. 37D MJLES cx;r.E 40D PARKS 24B PEAK 46D PEAK 47D PEAK SlB PEAK 22B PEAK 22B PEAK 24B PEAK. 03C PEARMAN 04C PF.AR1AN 04C PEARMAN 14B RASH 54D ROSE 5~D ROSE "At Rest" Edith Nelia Sayers Stuart "At Rest" Frank Martha L. Robert Lee Irvin Foy Aaron Jefferson ''God is our refuge and strength'' Clifton Archer Dossie June Flossie May George ·Lo · ''Daddy'' Maggie Crigger ''Mama'' Matilda Alberta Flora M. JaDES G. "Dau. of J .R and 0 Flora M, Mattie Co Ihrtbula M'al.colm Robinson Roy Allen 48C Mary Humphrey I 'Our Motlier'' James "Son of Wn & Stella Jones" 23A SANDERS SSC SCXJIT 45C SCXJIT 1919 1926 1926 1913 1921 25 May 1883 18 Oct 1891 0,J. C.Ollins" 60D ROSE SAFERIGHI' 27 27 Jolm William Lessie Gilbert Hazel Roberta "Asleep in Jesus'' McPFAK 38D IDLES 35D IDLES 12 29 Mar 1921 McPF.AK MEL'IDN Mfil..'IDN 22 12 01 04 1963 1964 1931 1981 1913 May 1931 Jan 1909 Feb 1917 Jul 1916 1964 Jan 1915 1958 May 1980 Oct 1918 07 May 1920 Vergie Humphrey Matilda Thom:is Franklin James Ballard 32B LEPHEW 07C 07C 54C 54C King' ' "Son of Jolm and Lessie King'' 1875 1912 1878 1897 1912 Feb 1863 Jan 1889 Aug 1898 Jul 1893 1891 Jul 1890 1887 May 1913 Jun 1916 "Aged 11 years" Edward ·Ao Kenneth Edward 1885 1891 10 Jan 1910 1881 04 Oct 1904 -- 03 Feb 1897 17 Jul 1923 29 Jul 1919 24 Mar 1939 1953 07 Apr 1951 31 Jan 1981 1980 1952 1977 14 Sep 1934 31 Jan 1942 10 May 1959 1919 1926 1926 1973 01 ~c 1926 14 Jul 1910 1964 1910 24 Jan 1910 1 Q(;8 30 Aug 1967 01 Jul 1971 09 Feb 1936 27 Jul 1931 05 Mar 1980 09 Apr 1965 �1"73 SANDERS (Farm) CEMETERY SSC SCXJIT 24A 24A SMITH SMITH OlC+ SNAVELY 72D STEEi .E 72D STEEIE 73D + STEEIE 34D TAYLDR lOB TfKJMAS Ruth P . Benjamin Carol ine Wo "Caroline C. Smith'' Jolm Walter "Pf c US Army, Mv II" Lizzie Jones ' 'Wife of James P, Steele'' Virginia Vauglm 'tna.u of James P o Steele'' William M. Katharine E . Friel Winifred ''Dau of G.W. & Eo Thomas" "Cplo US Amrj, 30Dt- IBCMAS William Freal 44C+ TI-ICMPSON 44C TI-ICMPSON 44C+ TIICMPSON Everett Green Gl adys Leone Harless E "F2 US Navy" Korea'' OlA OlA 02A 02A 07A OBA 24D 34A 34A ? C 61D TIICMPSON TI-ICMPSON TI-ICMPSON TI-Ia1PSON THa-IPSON THCMPSON 44B 31D 36B 41D 39B 49B 37B VIARS VIARS VIARS VIARS TICKIE TII.SON TII.SON VERES VIARS VIARS VIARS VIARS Harman Bo June W. Leonard Tyler ''Father'' Martha Bishop ''t-bther'' Martha Boyd Tyler T o Melinda Jo Edward Foster P olly Turman Garland ''Rock a bye baby Baby Girl in the tree .top" Clarence E. ''At Rest'' Donald Edward Dora Gravley Dorothey L. ) George Edward, Jr. Irven James Edward 62D VIARS Jolm Co 43B 49B 34B 63D 42B 35B VIARS VIARS VIARS Margie Po VIARS VIARS VIARS VIARS Osker M. Polly Mo Ronnie Wo Walter ''Son of Pete & 38B VIERS Evelyn Ma.e ?.SD WALLS Mark Allen Albert C. Jolm ·Wo 6SD 430 WEBB 440 WEBB 430 WEBB 030 14C WHITE WILLIAMS Laura Ann ''Beloved mothert' Lindy "At rest" Luratta Viars" ''Dau of J oE o and D.B. Viers" Thanas Willie Lee Alice Barlow '~ther'' 10 Jan 1920 1862 1882 1953 1970 04 Feb 1918 10 Jtm 1978 25 Jan 1885 24 Apr 1929 26 Mar 1913 05 Jan 1917 08Nov1.878 31 Aug 1915 31 Mar 1917 28 Aug 1963 04 Sep 1918 28 May 1917 30 May 1933 09 Aug 1977 04 Dec 1920 1930 25 Aug 1896 1927 1930 29 Jtm 1904 13 Apr 1907 16 Mar 1882 08 Mar 1881 1944 1885 1887 13 Dec 1S18 21Mar1928 05 Jan 1975 1930 14Nov1934 1979 18 May 1919 01 Nov 1940 02 Apr 1898 1936 13 Feb 1937 1886 25 Feb 1897 15 Jul 1939 18 Jtm 1877 1884 27 Mar 1918 1925 1841 11 Oct 1954 17 Jul 1907 14 Jtm 1919 18 Feb 1941 19 Sep 1970 1936 23 Feb 1937 1955 30 Nov 1942 10 Mar 1941 16 Jtm 1934 1952 30 Sep 1966 . 1925 1924 20 Jul 1973 03 Nov 1917 25 May 1919 04 Oct 1921 1969 1889 1969 1933 12 Nov 1920 1934 05 Feb 1970 1978 1915 14 M:iy 1900 1917 05 May 1975 25 Nov 1978 23 Jul 1944 04 Jul 1921 1975 1955 1932 23 Jul 1929 21 Apr 1928 �SANDERS (Farm) CEMETERY Jo Ibrthula E. Eliza Davis 09C WILLIAMS 07C WILLIAMS llC WILLIAMS Andrew 04C 07C Herbert H. OBC osc WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS 06C WILLIAMS 12C WILLIAMS 58D WILLIAMS 64D WRIGHT SEARCHERS: ''Wife of McN Williams'' John Do Joseph F. Lo Vergil Laura ·Eo 1912 15 Mar 1915 21 Jan 1864 1976 15 Mar 1915 04 May 1924 05 Jul 1917 09 May 1975 ? 10 12 15 12 McN Robert S. Carl Preston ? Jan 1914 Jtm 1875 Jul 1882 Feb 1851 1894 Location: On SR 700, 1 Mile east of US 52. c JACKSON JACKSON LINDAMJOD Adaline Hirris John W. Ella Jackson 16 Apr 1876 21 Jan 1870 04 Apr 1902 Location: W. Of SR 772 at Carro l l Co . Line. Sallie A. WARD WARD As of May, 1981 1947 1939 CORNELL (Family) CEMETERY Location: So. of SR 607 between SR 772 CARNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL LAWSON LAWSON & US 52. ALLEN GIRISLEY GUN SWACKER SWACKER Alo: 0.5 As of April, 1976. Mary D. Driscal 12 Sep 1884 20 Nov 1909 Emly "Our Mother" 1871 Lewis c. 10 Dec 1870 Fayette Elza "Our Father" 09 Oct 1893 Lillie V. "Our Mother" 01 May 1900 TEDDER (Family) CEMETERY) Location: No . edge SR 607 between SR 772 Laura Stewardson Daisey Helen Elizabeth Annie Arthur S. Mack P. B. Anderson 20 Nov 1964 14 Mar 1934 03 Apr 1948 !Vo: 1 1866 1864 Thomas J. No: tJ7 As of April, J 981 . WARD (Family) CEMETERY Searcher : 1966 Nannie Graham Sanders, Helen Grove Ethel Brown, Geo. San<lers, B. Anderson ' Wytheville, Virginia 21 Aug 1981 JOHN WALTER JACKSON (Family) CEMETERY c 14 Feb 1915 09 Sep 1953 16 Aug 1949 & US 52. 25 Jun 1962 27 Apr 1930 1932 29 Jun 1945 01 May 1900 25 Jun 1939 No : 06 As of April, 1976 . 04 Feb 1914 17 Apr 1906 1925 1895 1898 08 Sep 1961 08 Nov 1962 1959 1971 1962 �1'!5 SPENCER FAMI LY CEMETARY Location: So . of SR 607 between SR 772 & US 52. Est. No. graves 24. Legibl e graves 24 . This record as o f April, 1981. 1 2 3 4 ARQ-fER ARO-IER ARQ-IER A. Preston Dora E. "Wife of S.B. Spencer'' Margaret Jane Robert J . 5 BEASLEY BEASLEY 6 DAVIS David Roy 7 DAVIS HORTON HORTON Frankl in C James M. Sarah V. Frank P. Nora C. Earnest B. Mother Kitty F. Albert Ray Bert Dora E. Paul eida E. Doris E. Myrtle ''Daughter of Bert &Dora Spencer" Opal "Daughter of Bert & Dora Spencer'' Edgar Lee ''Son of Bert & Dora Spencer" Robert L. Sarah Eo Robert Fred 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 21 . 17 19 MABRY MABRY 20 SPENCER 18 SPENCER 23 SPENCER SPENCER SPENCER 24 22 RIGGINS RIGGINS SPENCER SPENCER SPENCER SPENCER SPENCER SPENCER SEARCHER: Mary "Son of Roy & Mae Davis" 29 Jun 1854 30 Sep 1889 14 Jun 1940 30 Mar 1922 15 27 10 03 06 13 29 03 Jul Jan May Apr 1851 1866 1858 1940 Feb Jan Nov Apr 1910 1938 1939 1940 08 Jul 1933 1888 1898 22 Mar 1890 15 Jun 1892 15 Jul 1917 06 Jan 1895 27 Mar 1908 02 May 1883 30 Sep 1889 1948 1950 23 Jan 1920 25 Dec 1934 1974 1973 25 Mar 1922 26 Mar 1922 27 Mar 1910 03 Oct 1951 26 Aug 1879 17 Feb 1877 07 May 1913 18 Feb 1968 28 Jul 1971 29 Jan 1975 ? ? 23 14 22 25 30 Dec 1956 Nov 1965 May 1974 Nov 1962 Mar 1922 23 Jan 1920 B. Anderson; Apr 1981 PRIMM (Family) CEMETERY Location: Off SR 607. 09 09 13 03 E!MJNDS EIMONDS JONES KEMP As of April, 1981. Mary Primm John Lee Paul Anthony "Infant" Nancy Jane ''Wife of John Rankins" 07 OC> 08 14 11 01 MOSES MOSES MOSES PRI:Mvi RANKIN RANKIN Jrunes H. Thomas E. Willirun Robert John George Harvey J . . 1883 1878 1961 1871 10 Nov 1962 07 Nov 1961 16 Jun 1937 21 Jan 1928 20 Nov 1920 14 Aug 1960 21 Aug 1928 22 Mar 1969 16 Jun 1924 OS Apr 1980 02 Jan 1972 29 04 09 27 Apr May Jan Apr 10 Jun 1904 20 Mar 1899 15 Jan 1947 �/7~ PRIMM (Family) CEMETERY 04 RANKIN 10 05 RANKIN RANKIN RANKIN RANKIN RANKIN SPENCER 02 12 12 15 + "Son of John &N.J Rankin'' John Morgan John Thomas Lee Hardin ''WW II" Elmo David Pauline Ronnie Eugene J.S. 0 22 Dec 1902 29 Jan 1924 14 17 13 23 06 13 27 07 25 20 06 07 Dec Jun Sep Sep Dec Feb 1870 1908 1922 1932 1931 1947 PRIMM (Fami ly) CEMETERY Feb Jun Dec Oct Dec 1961 1972 1966 1932 1931 May 1967 No. 03 Location : So. of SR 607 on Tommy William's Farm, be tween SR 772 and US 52 . As of April, 1981. PRIMM PRIMM PRJM-1 SEARCHER: Alexander S. Thomas H. Infant son of John Primm OS Apr 1873 13 Nov 1879 08 Jul 1876 B. Anderson Apr 1981 BLACK (Family) CEMETERY Location : East of SR 772 near Carrol Co. line. 43 43 28 BAYS BAYS BLACK 19 BLACK 20 BLACK 18 31 31 BLACK CARPENTER CARPENTER CARPENTER 29 30 10 09 32 34 CARPENTER HARTLEY HARTI..EY HICKS HICKS HICKS HICKS 33 34 42 41 14 01 12 15 Jun 1909 25 Aug 1920 08 .Jul 1876 NESTER PEAK STOOTS + STOOTS TATE Mary c. "Together Forever" Tommy D. N~ As of Nov, 1981. 29 May 1947 11 Nov 1946 Johnie Clarence "Son of W.S. 02 May 1894 &S.E. Black" Sarah Ellen ''Wife of W.S. 04 Sep 1864 Black" Thomas Verner "Son of WoS. 02 Sep 1895 &S.E. Black" William S. "Father" 18 Mar 1860 Mallie Jane 24 Sep 1884 Oscar C. "In Heaven there 1878 is One Angle More" ''Mother" Stella 15 Apr 1911 Walter G. 22 Jul 1908 Jack Monroe 10 Jan 1949 Lena Mae ''Mother'' 30 Dec 1926 James Alexander 1884 James P. 19 Feb 1853 Mary Ellen 1886 Mary F ''His Wife" 29 May 1858 Roger E. 1943 Donald Franklin 29 Jtm 1938 James David "Father, He Is 17 Mar 1873 Not Dead but Sleepeth" 12 Mar 1902 Myrtle Blanche 2 19 Aug 1924 Alered Roscoe ''Va Seaman CL USNR" 01 13 Jul 1975 01 Sep 1901 19 Oct 1926 28 Oct 1918 16 Feb 1941 24 Aug 1932 1955 11 26 25 03 01 27 25 25 Sep 1968 Mar 1968 Jan 1960 Nov 1972 1902 Apr 1915 1901 May 1915 1971 Nov 1956 Nov 1932 01 Apr 1912 14 Jun 1944 �177 Cl yde Monroe ''Va SN US Navy'' 11 Oct 1932 25 Mar 1968 Littie ''Mother'' OS Mar 1897 06 Oct 1959 Absabeth "Wife of Stephen 12 Oct 1827 02 Oct 1903 MUTE C. White'' Brenda Gay ''Gone but not 03 YORK OS Sep 1950 18 Mar 1966 Forgotten" Claude B. 28 Aug 1922 28 Sep 1977 YORK 05 Clifford Lee 12 Jan 1924 29 Feb 1924 02 YORK Dennis ''Born &Died" 07 May 1949 07 May 1949 YORK 04 Isaac Andrew ''Va. PFC Co H Q3 Dec 1894 26 Aug 19S4 08 + YORK 317 Inf WW I" Maudy June ''Of such is the 11 Jan 1932 21 May 1934 YORK 06 Kingdom of Heaven" Willie Myrtl e ''Wife Of I .A. 25 Jul 1903 22 Feb 1943 YORK 07 York" SEARGIER: B. Anderson Wythe County, Virginia 13 11 27 + TATE TATE ==================================================================== QUERIES Note; Mrs Minnie Hall has resigned as Query Editor as she will be moving to Grays on Co. , Va . , next year. Send all queries to 1716 Colgate St. NE, Roanoke, VA 24012. Please place query on a separate sheet of paper with your name and address. When more than one (question, query, etc) is enclosed on one sheet, i t takes a while for\ it to get from one person to another as we have no central office. Please include compltte address on your letter -- the envelope may be filed in 'file 13' • L. Herbert DAWSON, Box 166, Crum, WV 25669 JOHNSTON. Need info on George Johnston, bro of Chapman I, ():)car, Ollivia. GILLISPIE, Louisa A PEARIS; and son of Tu.vid Johnston • . Kea 1800, he md 1819, Giles Co, Polly Stowers and had Emeline THOMPSON, William, Sarah HAMILTON, & David. He md Susannah, dau of Urias PERDUE in 1829 and had John I,ewis , Christena Johns ton DAVIS and Nancy Jane. George and Mary WILLIS had George Andrew, Mary Ann, Oscar Fitzalom, Chapman I. , !avid R F, Sarah & Chloe. David mentioned George as his son in his will in Giles Co. Mrs. Al Amundson, 2F Country Club Apts., Greenville, AL36037 Would like to contact desc of Ann HUNT, wife of John MACON of New Kent Co, VA. She d Feb 8, 1724/5 according to the St. Peters Parish Register. Believed to be desc of William Hunt "a Hugeunot doctor of physick'' who is buried at Bachelor's Point, Charles City Co . Was William Hunt who md Judi th BURTON, dau of Richard Burton and his wife Katherine CHRISTIAN of the same family? Genevieve BELL McDANIEL, Rt 2 Box 22, Hurrican, wV 25526 F.a.ger to contact relatives of I.andon C. BELL, Lunenburg Co, Va, historian. I descend from James Bell Sr, d 1786 intestate, Halifax Co, Va , from his son James BELL Jr , who md Frances MEADOR 19 Jan 1768 , and through their son John Meador Bell , b ca 1801, 1/md "Polly" BROWN 11 Feb 1823 , Franklin Co, Va • John M. Bell ' s son , Peter Henry Bell , & other members of his family migrated to Putnam, Lincoln , & Ka.na:_who. Co~,_ Jrl.._a.fter the Civil War. Peter & his wife Ella CASSELL are my great grandparents. �I '7 ~ QUERlES Winnie (KIRK) BRANEN, Box 186, Marshall, OK 73056 Wish to correspond with a descendent of Joseph KIRK son of Thomas who d 1801 in Montgomery Co. VA who m Jan 1788 to Martha HARLESS, daughter of Martin & Margaretta \~ILLIAMS HARLESS, who were early German settlers in Clover Hollow on Sinking Creek or branch of the New River. What wer e n a mes of childr born to Joseph & Martha? Where did they spend l ast years? Carole PRESLEY (Mrs. Jack) 502 W. 8th, Russellville, AR 72901 Correction: My families are AKERS, CECIL, HALL, HOUSMAN, HO WARD and HOUSEMAN. Chester MABERRY 5310 Westbrook Dr. Charleston, WV 25313 Seeking ancestry of Wm Sanders, d 1815 Pittsylvania Co. VA, who m 2nd Ann DOVE, 1787 in Pittsylvania Co. VA. Also seek identity of his 1st wife and her ancestry . Also ancestry of Jonathan THARP (ca 1765-1833, Surry Co. ,NC) m Eliza Ann SAUNDERS (SAND E RS) dau of the above Wm SANDERS, in 1791 in Pittsylvania Co . VA. Rit a CURRY, PO Box 775, Glade Springs, VA 24340 Seek ing ancestry of John HODGES, b 1814 and his wife Frdelia CLARK, b 1816. They were min 1839 in Henry Co. VA. They were in Montg omery Co. VA in 1850 census. Where did they go? Also seeking last name of Susannah ?, 1st wife of Isaac MABRY (1798188 6, all life in Carroll Co . VA) son of Ch arles MABRY of Grayson Co.VA. Issac m 2nd Virginia Jane MCGRADY, in 1848 in Carroll Co . VA. Ardys v. HURT, 5715 Fieldcrest Dr . Boise, ID 83704 Need info on family of Simon HOILMAN (HOYLMAN) b ca 1790, m Mary ?, living Rockbridge & Botetourt Co. VA 1810 - 1850. Sons Robe rt, Wm & George Washington. George W. b. 180 9 moved to Greenbrier Co, m Nancy Ann FLESHMAN , dau of Michael FLESHMAN & Elizabeth SIDENSTRI CKER . _Qeorge PESELY, 2609 Ellsworth St. #202, Berkeley, CA 94704 Exe info on BOOTHE family Floyd Co. VA, Russell Co. VA ; HARRIS, MCALEXANDER, BURNETT families Patrick Co. VA. Need verification Annie BURNETT, b 1825 KY was dau of Rauben BURNETT, Nancy TUGGLE, m 1802 Patrick Co . VA. Seek later whereabouts of Cyrus HOWARD, wh o was in Montgomery Co . VA 1797 . Marianna B. WHITE, RR 4, ·Box 154, Shelbyville, TN 37160 Seeking info on John RATCLIFF , who lived Tazewell & Russell Co. VA, d 1835 and w Char lotte WHITE RATLIFF d ca 1855, Buchanan Co . VA. Last listed in 1850 in Wm RATCLIFF's household. Place of burial? Chil dren? �( 119' B U T T N E R U P D I K E , Ro u t e 11 1 B ox 2 8 1 , B i 11 in g s , M{) €> 5 ti 1.~ Info on Geo r ge W . AL LEN , b c a 1840 & Eliza FARMER ALLEN, b ca 18 42 . Childre n wer e Wm , Emm a, Ha rve y Burt and Jennie White ALLEN . The y lived in P i t t s y l va ni a C o . VA . Where & when Ge o i: g e & Eliza marr ied . \.Jho did the child r ma rr y , when ? l.iKe t.o b.e.ai: f.i:om ones working on t h e ALLEN & POO L E lin e . J od i e : D o r othy J . TURNER , 568 Sout h J o plin, Tusla, OK 74112 S eek p a r e nt s of Al e xand e r TU RNER, b ca 1834 Montgomery Co. VA, m D i a n n a B A N K S ,Oc t 7 18 5 8 , i n Carr o 11 Co . VA . Chi 1 d r were Mary F , Martha E , Mario n W , V i ola Alic P. , Cor a L ee & Ha rriett R. Also wi sh to corr es po n d wit h d es c of Fr a nces A. TURNER, b c a 1837 in Mont gomery Co. VA . M . l s t to Wm WARDEN, childr Magnoli a & V i o l a . M 2 nd to J o hn W . MIT CH EL L Jul y 14, 1864 in Montgomery Co . VA . Ch i l d r n Wi l l i e A, Ma rth a A, Mo llie L, Laura B, Hattie L, Rosa F, and L i ly V. Mr s . S . Osca r D E AN, RD /1 3, Box 82, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403 Marr iage i n fo o n HAW K S, N e w e l l m Elizabeth STONEMAN, fan;iily t r a dition says D e c 1 856, both b near Pipers Gap-Galax area • . H AW KS , Th om a s m S u s a n ? , Thom a s b 1 7 9 6 Gr a y son Co . VA , d May , 1881, C a r r ol l Co. VA, marriage record not in Grayson Co or Surry Co. 1 s t chi l d age 1850 is 21, census of 1900 says 75. HAWKS, Abraham rn Nancy ? • On Thomas HAWKS ' death certificate parents given as Abrah a m & N a nc y HARKS. Abraham m 2nd Elizabeth PAYNE , dau o f N a thaniel PA YNE. Mrs. All e n E. FUHS, 25932 Ca rm e l Knolls Dr . Carmel, CA 93923 Solomon & Ch a r i t y ? LARGE were in 1830 Wa shington Co . VA federal cen s u s with one f e mal e and l m a le child. Solomon d before 1 8 40, Char i ·l :y d a f t e r 1860 census. Need names of both their parents . Charity may h a ve b e en an ANDES or a FLEENOR, po s sibly dau of Daniel. Solomon named in hi s grandf Wm LARGE' s will in Russ e l l Co. VA in· 1814. Solomon's parents prob dead by 1814. J?aul J. KUHN, PO Box 2041, Austin, TX 76768 William DAVIS lived in Bedford Co. VA in 1778 . He was b in Chester Co. PA. His bro, Daniel substituted for him in Rev . service. Need parents, wife, other siblings, prog e n y . Col. J . Paul BREDEN, 420 Bay Ave. Apt 113, Clearwa ter ' FL 3351 6 Family Bible says Briant BREEDEN b VA Oct 1772, m in TN to Christiner BIRD. Childr John b 1798, Catherine, Briant , J a me s , David, & Jocob b 1809, a l l in TN; Phillip & Martha prob b i n IN. Purchased land in Harrison Co. IN in 1814 . Parents o f Briant & Christiner? Where they lived in both VA & TN ? Ann L. MCALISTER, 3609 Tanglewood Ln , Lynchburg, VA 2 4 5 03 Need info on family & desc of Hartwell NEWSOME , b NC 1801 , lived Guilford & Forsyth Co . Moved to Botetourt Co , VA in 1 850 . M, prob NC 1st to Betty GRAY or Mary COOK , 2nd in NC or VA to Narcissa ? ; 3rd to Catherine BECKNER, widow , Craig Co VA 18 56 . Dau Sarah , b 1845/6, m Hood COLLANS . Is thi s Hoge COLLI NS 1880 censu s, Pembrook , Giles Co . VA? on �Mrs. Allen E. FUHS, 25932 Carmel Knolls Dr. Carmel, CA 93923 Wm LARGE served in Rev. War in NC and in t he militia in Washington Co, VA in 1792 . Wm's w was nancy FURBUSH, they m in Pittsylvania Co. VA, Jan 3, 1783 . All in fo on parents is needed. Wm's fa may have been Robert LARGE who was l i sted on the tax list in Pittsylvania Co. VA in 1767 and sig ned in 1785 petition to separate Russell Co VA from Wa s hin gto n Co. Billie BULLARD CHESNEY, 1305 Dupont Dr. Kingsport, TN Appreciate any info about a Patsey PERRY who lived i n Grayson Co. VA prob Independence in the 1830's. She had son John C. PERRY b in 1835. She & Matthew HODGE m Nov 18, 1836 i n Grayson Co VA, later moved to KY. Son John C. stayed in Indep e ndenc e and m Polly POOLE in 1857 . Date of Patsey' s birth , place, parents' names, brothers & sisters? Loui se MCALEESE DAY, 744 McMahr Rd, San Marcos, CA 92069 Need info on these families - Edward GARRETT II, b 1733 Loudoun Co . VA, m Ann WEST OWSLEY, b 1744 Loudoun Co. VA. Johnson HARRIS b 1769 Charlotte Co. VA. Would l ike to corresp with DAY famil i es from Botetourt, Greenbrier or Pocahontas Counties. MCALEESE fami ly descended from Ireland. Richard D. ROBINSON 353 E .L ake RD. Palm Springs, FL 33461 Who was the James Robert ROBINSON of Petersburg & Roanoke VA who m Viv i an An.-. e 110 0 DY , d au o f Wm Franc i s MO 0 DY ? \J h o w a s th e James ROBINSON, Capt in Army out of VA who served 5~ years to 1789? Mrs . Grace DYER MELLANDER, 2705 Newton St, Silver Spring, MD 20902 Will exc info on DYER family of the Middle South states of WV, KY, TN and NC. Juanita S. HALSTEAD, 6 Saunders Addition , Scott Depot, WV 25560 Desire to contact descendants of Wm BRUMLEY who m Frances SIGMON in Franklin Co VA Aug 3 1812. Frances & Wm had 4 childr: Peter, Joseph, Susan and Mary Ann who m John S. ARTHUR. I am compi li ng history of The Sigmons of Virginia and want to be as factual as possible. Patricia DICKINSON, 825 S Walnut St, St.Albans, WV 24177 Need info on Wm H . STABLE b 1824, a lawyer & his wife Ellen WINDIN b 1830 who came from London, England to Giles Co. VA in 1858. They h ad 7 childr, among them Katherine M. STABLE b 1854, d 1940 who m Gasten Putnam SPANGLER b 1856 d 1935, who lived in Ballard, WV. Was Ellen WINDIN g desc of the royal house of Windsor? Al fred Sells MCDONALD, 280 E California Blvd 10 2, Pasadena CA 91106 - Seek all info on Al exander MCDONALD who d in Washington Co, VA near Bri stol between April 24, 1793 - May 21, 1793; and his w Hannah who d i n Overton Co. TN at Ivyton, near Alpine between 1830 ~ 1849 . �18'I Patr i c i a DICKINSON 825 So Walnut St . St . Albans, WV 25177 Ne e d n ames o f sp ouse and/or children of Ericus SMITH who is known to be in Ru sse 11 Co VA fr om 17 7 3 to 17 91 . He served in th e m i l i t i a a t Elk Garden Fort on the upper Clinch River un der Capt . D a ni el SMITH & fought in the Battle of Point Pl e a sa nt , f i r s t b a t t l e of the Revolution, · in 1774 . EKc info. Cl a ud e t t e MAERZ P. 0 . Box 37010, Bloomington, MN 55431 CH AMBERS H ELP ING CHAMBERS , a publication for researchers of the n a m e CHAMBERS . P ubli s hed 3 times a yr, 150 pages per yr. $12.00 yearly . Co n tact me. Doroth y P . MUNSON 850 Aaron, B- 103, 'P or t C\\a t:lo tte, "FL 33951 Seek parents of L ewis HARR IS , who lived in Ru s sell.. t~ . ~ k, ~a s in 18 2 O ce n s u s ; was a J. P . ; wife, Cat ha. r i n e; ) t 't'I.~ \, 1 QO..\.'\\~ . Died Vigo Co. IN 1831. Need con nection to HARRlS ta\'t\i l.1 t"t-. Harri sburg , PA. Posta ge r~turned. Ro g er E . PETERS 0 N 51 0 5 S • Fr an k 11· n S t Rd D · • • ecatur IL &"2.S'll Need info on John ~ e nr y PRI ~E's_wife Mary Magdalin~ ?. No kno w n s urname, or i f Ma g dalin e is th e s urname? Pare"Ilts of Adam, b J u ly 10, 17 60 & Henr y David b Mar . 14 1859 Jo h n H en r y b i n G e r many S e p t . 8 , l 7 2 6 • ' · Husband ' Mrs. Gray ESHELMAN P. 0 . Box 122 Mendoc in o, CA 95460 Need pare nt s of Armina (PRESTON) SLAYTON b 22 May 180 7 in VA d 16 Dec 18 6 7 Mas on Co WV . Cou l d be Wm PRES TO?-! / Caroline l M .N COCK m 28 Mar 1802 in Botetourt Co . VA . Dr. PRESTON mov~d to rvyoma ? Beckley? WV. Where Armina's son Daniel, settled durin g late 1800' s . Will pay xeroxed material. Connie SNIDER 34515 Egerton Place Fremont, CA 94536 Want to find the parents of Abraham SHULER b VA 1 824-25, w Hannah (?) SHULER b VA 1826-28. Found in 1850- 60 census for Independence, Grayson Co. VA . Would like to kno w if 97 yearol.d Michael, b Philade l phia, PA, listed with thi s famil y in l. 8 6 0 i s the f a th er of Abraham ? One of the 8 chi 1 d r 1 is t ed also was Allen Troy SHULER, my 2nd ggrandfather b Feb . 18 48 i n Grayson Co. VA 1848. Also would like to find parents of Letha A nn HALE b Grayson Co. VA, dau of Francis FRANKLIN HALE b VA 1810 & Elizabeth (?) HAL E b VA 1812-14 . Th ey were in 18 50 -60 cens u s in Elk Creek Grayson Co. James R. 37801 - CARICO, RT 5 Box 658, WhitesMill Ro ad 2 Maryville, TN Need data, parents· & siblings of Peyton P axton RING who m Cynthia CARICO/CARRICO 30 Mar 1845 in Gra yso n Co.VA . Childr e n of Cynthia & Peyton were Nancy, Jefferson , Mar y, James, Rhyle & Martin. �Ms. Shelvie J. NICKLES 5250 Guinea Road, Burke, VA 22015 Would like to exc info on these surnames: COUCH, DINGUS, HILL, DORTON, GIBSON, MCCOY, MEADE/MEAD, STALLARD , VICARS/VICKERS, WALKER & YOUNG. Marjorie FLUOR,1920 Heliotrope Drive, Santa Ana, CA 92706 Seek parents of Enos CARTER, b 1791 Franklin Co. VA, m Ann SNODGRASS 1818 Montgomery Co. VA . d Fayette Co. IN 1856 . Married 2nd Margaret KELLY 1860. Enos and Ann had 8 childr, John A. m Elizabeth MONICAL. Sara m Judge Wm SCOTT. Elizabeth Jane m Moses LEWIS. Charles B. in. Mary (?), Vincent m ? Other 3 unknown. Montgomery Co.VA 1810 census a Bail e y CARTER closely assoc with Enos, but no records to verify relationship. Debbie ZNOSKO, 8027 Sportsmanclub Rd,NW, Johnstown , OH 43031 Need info on the STILTNER (STILTNOR) family of Buchanan / Tazewell WV. James H. STILTNER b 1815-1827, m 2nd Missouri STEVENS ALLEN in Wayne Co.WV, 1869. His death record gives parent - only as M.J.Stiltner, father and D.J.Stiltner, mother May have been orphaned. Exe & reimburse expenses. Mrs . Allen E. FUHS, 25932 Carmel Knolls Dr. Carmel, CA 93923 Laura Emma (Emily) BOTT m Daniel LARGE in 1890 in Washington Co.VA. Her f was John Thomas BOTT, s of John & Malinda Harless BOTT, who m Washington Co. VA 24 Oct 1838. John BOTT was the son of John BOTT (Sr.) and V. Ellen (Eleanor) STARK. Need parents of John & Malinda HARLESS BOTT. May have been Abraham & Lucinda DAVENPORT HARLESS who were i n Russell Co. 1820 & 1830 , and in Washington Co 1840 & 1850, Need their parents and was Benjamin STARK the father of V. Ellen STARK? Marjorie FLUOR, 1920 Heliot rope Dr, Santa Ana, CA 92706 Who ware parents of Samuel THOMPSON who m Nancy LUCAS, dau of Capt John LUCAS, 27 Aug 1797, Montgomery Co. VA? Their childr Joshua, m Elizabeth CARTY; Polly, m. John COOPER; Archibald m Sarah SULLINS; Samuel m Didama HOWARD; Sarah unm; Wm m Catherine BURKE; John L. m Narcissa HOWARD: Llo yd m N.C.HAWLEY: and Randolph m. Catherine C. CARTY, 2nd Ann BISHOP, 3rd Catherine LESTER . Mrs. Allen E. FUHS, 25932 Carmel Knolls Dr. Carmel, CA 93923 John Thomas BOTT m Nancy Catherine VANCE in Washingto n Co. VA in 1869 . Her parents were John H.VANCE b ca 1814 & Elizabeth W. HAY(T ) DON b 1809-1810, m Washington Co. VA 23 Oct 1834. Names with proof needed of their parents? �SURNAME INDEX Charles E . Byron, 3727 Calmer Circl e , Ea.st Point, Georgia 30344 Byron (Biron) Chas Henry Ontario, Canada b May 5, 1846 Bennett fuvis f'~a the w Montg omery Co, VA b July 16, 1785 McDonald Nancy Ann Montgomery Co, VA b Aug 29, 1833 Flora Annie Franklin Co, VA b Aug 29, 1856 Garland John Redden Decatu r Co , GA b Apr 7, 1791 Williams Annie Elizabeth North Carolina b Sept 25, 1850 Maxwell James North Carolina b Apr 7, 1791 Bryant 10.niel C. North Carolina b ca 1780 LeSage Jean Montreal , Canada md Dec 9, 1658 Flora Joel Franklin Co, VA b ca 1798 Flora Jacob Franklin Co, VA b ca 1830 Barnhart Elizabeth Franklin Co, VA d ca 1857 Trottier Genevieve Quebec, Canada d Feb 9, 1800 DeGerles Marie-Josephte Quebec , Canada b Dec 19, 1689 Sutton Grier Moses Decatur Co, GA md Oct 23, 1867 Carole Pres ley (Mrs Jack ) , 502 W. 8th, Russellville , AR 72801 Correction: My famili es are Akers , Cecil, Hall , Hous(e)man, Howard NOT Adkins . Mrs Bessie Fa wbus h 1 88 E. Front St . Fawbush, Hugh Critter Mary Catherine '.Iaylor Isaac '.Iaylor Catherine Stinson Jol:m Stinson Jane Stinson Adah Stinson Alexander Drake William Hilton T. c . Jackson , Eli I Richlands 1 VA 24641 res 1824 Hawkins Co, 'IN Hawkins Co, TN res 1824 Russell Co, VA d 1873 Russell Co, VA d ca 1876 Auga , Russell Cos,Va d 1820 Russell Co, VA d ca 1836 Montg . , Russ. Cos, VA d 1876 Russell Co, VA/KY b ca 1789 Russell Co, va md ca 1823 Smythe Co, VA md ca 1848 Russell Co, VA md 2-12- 1855 Rd NW Johnstown OH 4 0 1 Goochland Montg, VA b 1759 Franklin Co, Va b 1814, md 1842 Bote., Montg . Cos, VA d 1826 Washington Co, Va b ca 1776 - 1845 Montgomery Co, VA md 1784 Bedford, Franklin Co, Va b ca 1762-1810 Buchanan/Tazewell Co,VA b ·ca 1820 Debbie Znosko Adkins Bird Bowen Cunningham Lafon Oxley Stiltner Hezekiah Thomas A John Thomas Mary "Molly" Jinkins Sr James H Carol L. Gellert Hedge Loomis Godbey Carroll Hooven/Hoover Rose Robinson D.msf ord Simpkins Wilson 1 Woods Wa Pasadena MD 21122 William Montg Pulaski Co, VA md 1804 Mary (Polly) Montg, Pulaski Co, VA md. 1804 William Montgomery Co, VA d 1832 Robert/Sarah Montgomery Co, VA d ca 1870 George Pittsylvania/Fkln . CO:; , VA md 1846 Isaac/Ruth Montgomery Co, VA md ca 1860 Preston Grayson Co , VA md 1813 Mary Ann (Polly) Grayson Co , VA md 1813 William Pulaski , VA b ca 1811 Amanda Jane Pulaski, VA b ca 183.5 �NON-EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES Southern Indiana Genealogical Society Quarterly, P. Ind. 47150; April 1982 o. Box 665, New Albany, Car-Del Scribe, Box 73, Ludlow, MA 01056-0073; March & May 1982 Platte County Historical & Genealogical Society Bulletin, P. Platte City, MO 64079; Spring 1982 o. Box 103, Tuscarawas Pioneer Footprints, Tuscarawas County Chapter of Ohio Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 141, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 ; May 1982 Wimmer Family Newsletter, 804 Falconer Road, Joppatowne, MD 21085; July 1982 Burnett Family Genealogical Assoc., Inc., 3891 Commander Drive, Chamblee, GA 30341; April- June 1981 National Genealogical Society Newsletter, July/Aug. 1982 KYOWVA Genealogical Society, P. O. 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Send books to be reviewed to : Mrs Oren R Counts, 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke, Va . 24019 . ================~ ========~======== === ========= ===== ====================== �J I t V I RGI NI A AP P AL ACHI AN N0 TE S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWES 'IERN VIRGINIA GENEAL(X}ICAL SOCIETY, INC. ==:::.==-=================================·= ======================== j. l -:.- Vol. VI - No. J - August J$& President's Message Legislative Petition, Floyd County, Virginia ) J l Montgomery County, Virginia, Deaths The Veterans Administration Has a Monument for Your Deceased Military Veteran Craig County, Virginia, Deaths 87a 87 89 94 95 Campbell County, Virginia, Marriages 96 Giles County, Virginia , Gautier Cemetery 97 Bible Record , Draper Family Giles County , Virginia, Eaton's Chapel Cemetery Cherokee Removal Records Falling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemeter1 Alleghany County, Virginia Workshop A Family Records System Pictures Mapss Shenandoah Valley Surname Index Queries Book Reviews 100 101 104 105 114 115 120 121 124 1JO ======================================================~========:========== The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society meets the Jrd Saturday of each month (except December) at 1:30 pm. While construction woxk is being done on the addition to the l ibrary, we a~e meeting at the Jefferson St. Baptist Church, 19 Albemarle Ave SE. 'Ihe Church is just off of Jefferson St - a few blocks sout'1 of the library. =======================-=--============================================ �87a THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The highlight of our ye~ is_alwa~s the ~AL GENEALOGICAL WORKSHOP. This year was no ex~e~t7on with _Bill R. Linder, formerly director of the Central Reference Division, National Archives, and author of HOW TO TRACE YOUR FAMILY HISTORY, and Peggy Sho~o Joyner (Mrs . Douglas) , a Certified Genealogist, author and. genealogy instructor for 10 years at Old Dominion . . . . University , Norf olk , Virg1n1a. Mr. Linder in his first lecture gave "An Overview of and Update on the National Archives " with a slide presentation. I f you are inter t in Genealogy Tour to National Capital , Oct . 17-23 including claes ed a · t . ' sses social s and research trips o the National Archives DAR , Library o f, Con. , gress and Natio~al G#en ea l ogical Society write: DC Tour, Bill R. Linder 6129 Leesburg Pike, 415 , Falls Church, VA 22041 . There could be ' rn t space left for his Geneal ogy LOUX o London , England , leaving Sept. 19. Contact him soon. 0xgM1Yi1ng to Produce " a s lide presentation, covering the gro1111d from note taking , filing, writing , publishing and distribution. tinder 's sOcoffd lecture rras 0 Mrs . Joyner' s l ect ure was entitled "Colonial Germans in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. " Her special interest was pre- 1800 German - Swiss immigration and the early Germans of SE Pa., W. Md •• and Valley of Virginia . She has published two genealogy books, " The German Mennonite family of Roosen/Rosen" and a "Study of the Quaker Denson Family of Eastern Virginia." She transcribed the German register of St . John ' s (Union ) Church, Augusta County and presented the church with a bound copy . She distributed two maps from John W. Wayland ' s book , "A History of Shenandoah County, Virginia ," Her address is Peggy Shomo Joyner, C.G. , 5008 Dogwood Trail , Portsmouth, Virginia 23703. Thanks to all of you for attending OUR WORKSHOP . Our membership is now the highest in its history and the attendance at the workshop was the largest, about 120 including book fair people . Enjoy our workshop notes in the VAN. You will find the remainder of the 1982 programs listed in the August VAN. Keep in touch with us and best wishes to a ll. Belva M. Counts, President. =============================--========================================== MEETINGS August 21, 1982 John P. Alderman "Carroll County, Virginia" September 18 James Presgrave "Smyth County, Virginia and Its People " October 16 Mrs. Elizabeth Corron -- "All eghany County, Virginia" author of " Cli.fton Forge, Virginia - Scenic, Busy , and Friendly'' November 20 George Kegley -- "Farly Pl ace Names of the Roanoke Area" December no meeting -- have happy holidays ========================================================================= �87 FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA LEX;ISLATIVE PETITION The original of this document is at the Vi rginia State Library, Archives Divition, Fi chmond, Va. 2J219. Ask for Petition dated Feb . 2, 1852, Floyd Co., Va., Box A, Legislative Petitions. The photocopy has been placed in the Virginia Room, main Roanoke City Public Library , Roanoke, Va. - also a copy will be given to the Floyd County Court House, Floyd, Virginia. * * * (page) A Petition of Citizery of Floyd County for a Precinct Election At the house of Thomas W. Williamson on Indian Creek ----------- --- - -- Jn' o Carroll -- Feby 2d 1852 -- ref 'd to Pa ' ops(?) (parts of this document is very faint) (page) To the Honorable House of delegates of Virginia your petitioning represent that they reside in the north west section of Floyd County and Some of them distant fourteen miles , from any Election Precinct and having Good Faith in the Wisdom and Patritism of the Present Legislature, We humbly ask that our Grievances may be remedied by Estibishing a Seperate Election Precinct at Indian Valley which is Situate midway between the Counties of Carroll and Montgomery and the Pricinct at Lemon and known as the Burksfork Pricint, and the County of Pulasky, and in the Center of a Populous Community , and Cannot but be the best Situation for a Precinct for the Election of County officers when the County is laid off into districts and your Petitioners further represent that owing to the Great distances to any Election Precinct . Many voters are deprived of enjoying the right of Suffrage, your Petitioners Will ever Pray. 1. Pleasant Cott 2. Malen Reed J. T. w. Williamson 4 . Henderson Phillips 5. Peter Duncan 6. Greenville Rigney 7. John "X" (his mark) Compton 8 . Andrew Akers 9 . Henry Simpkins 10. Asa Burnett 11. Wil liam Cox 12. Stephen Hughett 1J. John Hughett Sr 14. Jonathan Burk 15. T? or J ? Phillip 16. Joseph ?farmere 17. Selmon f anner 18. Jorge Quesenbury 19. Frederick Quesenbury 20. Mar k Sam?Van Phillip 21. Brasson Cott 22. Jefferson Co.Qk 23. Jonas Shenae 24. Jacob Bishop Jr 25. Sawyer Cox~ 26. Robert W. Phillips 27 . Middleton R Clay 28. Wil liam Canady 29. Aris R Coxe JO. John E Smith 31. John W Philips J2. John Philips (page) 34. John Bishop 35. John Hugett J 36. John Wed.le Jr 37. Henry Duncan J8. John Cook Jr 39. Jackson Cook 40. Joseph Slusher 41. Eligah Hill 42. William "X" (his mark) A Howell 4J. Luke Duncan 44. Henry Bishop 45. Ianiel Nester 46. George "X" (his mark) HYlton 47. Andrew A Reed �48. 49. 50. 51. Ennids Reed David Hughett Luke Cox Jesse galemoore 52. Blanch D.mcan Sr 53. Mark Reed Jr 54. James C D.mcan 55. Abraham Goad 69 . Wm. H Reed 70. Grifeth H Reed 71. Isaac Bond 72. Benjamin D.incan 73. Robert Reed 74. 75. 76. 77. 56. D. P. Hall 57 . ?B ? Quesinberry 78. 58. Edmud Sumpter 59. Randolph Phillips 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. Joshua Jones Blanch Duncan Jr. James Palmer A. Philips Preston "X" (his mark) Akers Henry Harris John Duncan Edmund Sumpter Sr Jeremiahe? Goad 79, 80. 81. 82 . 8J. 84. 85. 86. 87. Calvin delong E. Dickens Elias E Altizer Croceth Duncan Matthew Cox Samu el H Harris George E· Duncan Luke ?Warle?Worle?Vaile S. Sled ?P or ?J ?~~~~~ Robert Calwell?Culwell Iavid Lucass George A Reed Emery Reed d_r. (the ~ means not sure of the letter) +============================================================================+ THE PITTSYLVANIA HISTOIUCAL SOCIETY Chatham VA 24531 P.O.Box 943 MEMBERSHIP Single Couple Life $ 7 . 50yr. 10.00yr. 100.00 PUBLICATIONS: "An Intimate History of the American Revolution in Pittsylvania County, Va. (paperback) . . Gray's Ma.p of Chatham, Va . (in color) pt'inted 1 878 "Writings of Maud Carter Clement'( 400+ pp . , hardbound) $ 10. OOppd 3. 50ppd 21. 50ppd Quarterly publication THE QUILL PEN fr ee ppd to members. History Including: Personalities Legends Qu eries News of the Souths ide �MON'IGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA A Few Death Records These deaths were contributed by a member. The record included: Name, sex, race , maritial status , name of consort, date of birth. age, occupation, place of birth , father and place of birth , mother and place of birth, person giving info rmation, date of death, place of burial and date. AKERS, Willie Jane = f = w = md = hus Floyd Akers = b 17 May 1856 ~ 69 yrs = at home = b Floyd Co, Va = f Elijah Brickey, b Va = m Christine Austin, b Va = inf E D Akers, Ironto Va = d 25 Dec 1925 = bur Ironto, Va. 26 Dec 1925. ?m 8d ALLEN, Louisa J . = f = w = md = hus N. S . Allen = b 21 Feb 1859 = 66 yrs 10m 5d = 0 at home = b Floyd Co, Va = f Joel Anderson , b Bedford Co, Va = m Bettie AJ.len, b Franklin Co , Va =inf NS Allen, Lafayette, Va = bur Galilee Church, 8 Jan 1926. ANDERSON , Martha Gillie = res Bradshaw = f = w = widow = hus Frank = 85 yrs 8 m 28 d = o at home = b Montgomery Co , Va = f Robert Wilson, b Augusta Co Va = m Martha Connoway, b Augusta Co, Va= inf CF Long, Shawsville, Va= d 18 Feb 1936 = bur Halls Church , Va , 19 Feb 1936 APGAR , Jacob Elwood = m = w = widow = 0 = b 2 Nov 1856 = 68 yr 10m 11d = o Retired RR cond'r P&LERR - b New Jersey = f . Frederick Apgar, b NJ= m Mary E Apgar, b NJ = inf Miss Sarah M Apgar, Lafayette , Va = d 15 Sept 1925 = bur Pittsburg , Pa , 17 Sept 1925 . = BARNETT, Mrs Willie Jane = res . Elliston = f = w = widow hus J. W. = 76y 7m 4d = o at home = b Va = f Fred Northcross , b Va = m Ellen p Davis, b Va = inf Mrs W W Gardner , Lafayette, Va = d 23 Mar 1936, bur Elliston, Va , 25 Mar 1936. = BLOUNT, Emma P = res . Elliston f = w = widow = hus C F = 85y 10m = o at home b Montgomery Co ., Va = f Henry Tu.ylor, b Va = m Margaret Pepper, b Va = inf Mrs AJ.lice Grubb , Elliston = d 27 Jan 1936 = bur 29 Jan 1936, Elliston, Va . = = BRADFORD, Mrs Bell Chas. = f = w = md hus Charles = b June 1869 = 55 y = at home = b Roanoke Co , Va = f Thomas Stover, b Va = m Bailey, b Va = inf Chris Bradford, Salem, Va = d 11Oct1924 =bur Montg. Co. , Va 13 Oc t 1924. BRADFORD, Mark = m = w = widower = b 10 June 1850 = 80y Sm 24d = farmer = b Montg, Co= f Jacob Bradford, b Botetourt Co., Va= m Elizabeth Wheeling, b Montg. Co. = inf Jacob Bradford, Ironto, Va = d 5 Mar 1931 = bur Ironto, Va, 6 Mar 1931. BRAMMER, Rubin P = m = w = md = wife Sallie = b 19 Dec 1864 = 65y 9m 25d = farmer = b Pa trick Co. = f not known = m not lmown = inf Mrs W J Brammer, Christiansburg = d 1J Oct 1930 = bur Janell Cemetery , 14 Oct 19JO. Montg . - Montgomery Co, Va. �BUTT, Lonna W = f = w = md = hus Jos ?Jas W. = b 18 Sept 1868 = 57y 1m 1Jd = at home = b Lafayette, Va = f John W Gardner , b Va = m Sallie G Dryerle , b Va= inf W, W~ Gardner, Lafayette,· Va ·= d 1 Nov 1925 = bur Lafayette , Va, 3 Nov 1925 BUTT, Mary Sue = f = w = widowed = b 13 Jan 1857 = 68y 8m = at home = b Roanoke Co, Va = f John Henry Minnich? , b Va = M Susana Bradley, b Va = inf Miss Lottie Minnich, Laf'ayette, Va = d J Oct 1925 = bur Lafayette, Va . 5 Oct 1925, CLARK, Catherine = f = w = widow = b 16 Nov 1839 = 86 y = at home = b Franklin Co, Va = f John Martin, b Floyd Co, Va = m Elizabeth Boone, b Franklin Co, Va = inf J L Clark, Bramwell WV = d 7 July 1925 = bur Alleghany Springs July 9, 1925 DICKERSON, Pence Anna = f = w = rnd = hus Byrd Dickerson = ca 55y = at home Patrick Co, Va = f James Bryant, b Va = m Mandy Woods , b Va = inf Miss Zuey Dickerson, Christiansburg,= d 12 April 19JJ =bur Fagg, Va, 1J April 1933 =b DCX;AN, Abraham H. = m = w = md = wife Melvina Duncan = b 13 Mar 1925 = 59y 1m = o farmer = b Montg. Co, Va = f Robert Dogan, b Va = m Sarah E Fu~r = inf Mrs Melvina Dogan, Ironto , Va = d 14 Mar 1925 = bur Ironto, Va, 15 Mar 1925. ll.JDIEY, Miss Virginia = f = w = s = b 20 Feb 1853 = 79 y = housekeeper = b Montg Co. = f John E D.ldley, b Franklin Co, Va = m Elizabeth Birchfield, b Bedford Co, Va = inf H C IUdley, Christiansburg , Va = d 14 Feb 1932 = bur Fagg, Va, 15 Feb 1932 EARLY, George W = m = w = md = wife Martha J = b 20 Aug 1858 = 71y 4m 21d = fanner = b Montg Co = f Joseph Early, b Montg Co = m Mary Kirby , b Va = inf James Early, Christiansburg , Va = d 30 Jan 1930 = bur Fagg Cemetery , Montg Co, Va, 15 Jan 19JO = EPPERLEY, James N = m = w = widower = b 13 Mar 1861 = 69y ?m = farmer b Floyd Co, Va = f John Epperley, b Floyd Co, Va = m Martha Basham , b Floyd Co, Va = inf Mrs Flora Stewart, Elliston, Va = d Ji Oct 1930 = bur Elliston , Va, 2 Nov 1930 GORDON, Susan = f = w = s = 81y = b 1852 = housekeeper = b Montgomery Co , = f Samuel Gordon, b Montg Co = m Jane Bowe , b Montg Co = inf J R Early, Christiansburg, Va = d 20 Dec 1933 = bur Gordon Cemetery 2 1 Dec 1933 GORlXlN, Montgomery B = res RFD Elliston, Va = m = w = md = wife Ruth A = b 10 May 1868 = 69y ?m 28d = farmer = b Montg Co = f Charles L Gordon, b Va = m Sarah McIX>nald, b Montg Co = inf Luther M Gordon , Rt , Salem , Va = d 8 Jan 1938 = bur Fagg, Va, 9 Jan 1938 GRAHAM, Mrs Mary J = f = w = md = hus J M = b 19 June 1858 = 67y 5m 19d = at home= b Montg Co,Va = f John E Eakin, b Montg Co = m Susana Garman , b Roanoke Co, Va = inf J M Graham, Lafayette, Va. �- -- --- - HALL, Freeburn Archie = res Ironto = m = w = widowed = b June 23 , 1212. (sic) = ?Jy 11m 2d = farmer = b Montg Co, Va = f Henry Hall , b Va = m Rhodea Stuart, b Va= inf DR Hall, Ironto, Va= d 2.5 May 1936 = ·bur RQsedale, Va 26 May 1936 HALL , Nannie Elizabeth = f = w = md = Iave Hall = b not known = ca 51y = at home = f William Barnett , b Montg Co, Va = m Sa:rah E Boothe~ , b Montg Co = inf Tutve Hall , Ellis ton Va = d JO Apr 1924 =bur Christiansburg Va 1 May 1924 HALL, Parish = m = w = md = wife Etta Hall = b 10 Jan 1860 = 64y 8m 11d = coa l miner = b Montg Co = f Gordon Hall, b Montg Co = m Bertha Conner, b Floyd Co, Va = inf D J H Moses , Ironto, Va = d 21 Sept 1924, = bur Halls Church, 2 3 Sept 1924 HELMS , Wa lter L = m = w = md = wife Alpia L. = b 4 Sept 1877 = 56y 11m 16d = laborer RR Section = b Floyd Co, Va = f Madison Helms, b Floyd Co, Va = rn Mary M Supton, b Floyd Co, Va = inf Mrs WL Helms, Elli et, Va = d 19 Aug 1934 = bur Ellett , Va, 20 Aug 1934 HILTON, Joseph H = m = w = md ?Wetrnek?Netrnes? Hilton = b 7 Oct 1848 = 76 y = farmer = b Va = f Robert Hilton , b Va = m not known = inf R L Mc Clung, Ironto, Va, undertaker = d 7 Dec 1924 =bur Montg Co, Va = 8 Dec 1924 HOWARD , Mary Jane = f = w = md = hus R L Howard = b 17 Apr 1862 = 62y 5d = at home = b Carroll Co, Va = f Jas M Iawson , b Halifax Co, Va = m Mary J Upton, b Halifax Co, Va = inf R L Howard, Elliston = d 22 Apr 1924 = bur Lafayette , 23 Apr 1924 KIRKWOOD, Wm D = pd Elliston = m = w = widower = b 24 Feb 1844 = 81y 2m 28d = b Bedford Co, Va = f Charles E Kirkwood, b Va = m Lucy Harvey, b Franklin Co, Va = inf F J Kirwood, Elliston , Va = d 21 May 1925 = bur Ellis ton, Va 22 May 1925. KNOX , William R = m = w = md = wife Henrietta = ca 89y = farmer = b Canada = f Robert Knox , b Canada = m Susan Cashian , b Canada = inf Mrs W R Knox, Christiansburg = d 7 Sept 1931 = bur Montg Co, 7 Sept 1931 LES'IER , Gordon = m = w = md = wife Mary = ca 84y = farmer = b Floyd Co, Va = f Champ Lester , b Floyd Co = m Rachel McAle.xander, b Floyd Co, Va = inf L B Lester, Cambria , Va = d 1 May 1935 = bur Christiansburg, 3 May 1935 MARTIN , Joseph P = m = w = md = wife Nealie = b 11 Feb 1850 = 75y 10m 16d = fanner = b Rockbridge Co , Va = f William Martin, b Rockbridge Co = m Mary Tomlin, b Rockbri dge Co = inf Mrs Nealie Martin, Lafayette, Va = d 27 Dec 1925 , bur Lafayette Va, 29 Dec , 19~ MARTIN, Judie Ann = pd Elliston = f = w =md = hus Jas A = ca 4.5y =at home = b Franklin Co = f Plead Pugh, b F:ranklin Co, Va = m Sallie Cox, b Pat rick Co, Va = inf Jas P Martin, Elliston = d 1 Dec 192.5 =bur Ellist on, 2 Dec 1925. MINNICH, 5m 10d = Jackson, ton , Va, Charles Wesley = m =w = md = wife Lula = b 22 July 1869 = 56y merchant = b Lafayette, Va = f Samuel Minnich, b Va = m Clementine b Va = inf J W Minnich, Lafayette, Va = d 1 Jan 1926 = bur Ellis2 Jan 1926 �MORTON, Mrs Mollie = res Lafayette = f = w = md = hus G A = at home = b Ia.fayette, Va= f Grief D_Wells, b Roanoke Co, Va= m Mariah McKee, b WVa = inf Mrs J M Weaver = d_7 Apr 19J6 =bur Lafayette, Va 9 Apr 19J6 MOS~, J eremiah = m = w = widower = b 17 Apr 1842 = 81y 8m 9d = farmer = b Ia.fayette, Va = f James Moses, b Va = m Rebecca Wells , b Va = inf w c Moses Olaf/?Olat, Va = d 26 Dec 1923 = bur Lafayette , Va, 27 Dec 1923 ' OWENS, James M = pd Elliston , Va = m = w = md = wife Marinda Owens = b 18 May 1871 = 5Jy 8m 15d =RR Cond'r on Frt Train, N&WRR = b Roanoke Co, Va = f F M Owens, b Va = m Mary .Deyerle, b Va = inf J W Price, Roanoke, Va = d 2 Feb 1925 = bur Ia.fayetta, Va = 4 Feb 1925 PENDLETON, Louise Francis = res Elliston = f = w = md = hus Julious = b 2 Nov 1880 = 54y 11m 15d = at home = b Montg. Co = f Jermiah D Hall, b Montg Co, Va = m Florentine Creasy, b Bedford Co, Va = inf J W Pendleton, Elliston =bur Shawsville, Va, 18 Oct ·1935 ; d 17 Oct 1935 SESLER, El.mer Frank = rec Iron t o = 111 =w = md :. wife Lillian Sisler = 55y 5m 12d = b Montg. Co = f Chester W Sisler , b Montg. Co = m Laura A Walthall , b Montg. Co. = inf Mrs Lillian Sesler, Ironto = d 27 May 1936 = bur Ironto = d 27 May 1936 = bur Ironto, Va, 29 May 1936 PERDUE, Mark Davis = res Ironto, Va = m = w = widower = 81 y 28d = farmer = b Bedford Co, Va = f Burton Perdue, b Va = m Pricilla McCarmack, b Va = inf W E Perdue, RFD J, Roanoke, Va = d 7 April 19J6 = bur Halls Church, 9 April 19J6 PUGH, Tillie = f = w = s = b not known = ca 40y = at home = b Franklin Co. Pliat Pugh, b Franklin Co, Va = m Sallie Cox, b Patrick Co, Va = inf Jas P Martin, Elliston, Va = d 4 Nov 1925 = bur Elliston, Va, 5 Nov 1925 =f SCANLAND, John = m = w = widower = b 2J Jan 1834 = 96y 11m 6d = farmer = b Montg. Co. = f Samuel Scanland, b Va = m Catherine Whorley, b Va= inf . W J Scanland, Elliston, Va = d 29 Dec 1930 = bur fud.ley Cemetery, Ji Dec 1930. SCANDLAN, Sarah Jane = f = w = md = hus John = b July 1842 = 82y 6m = farmer's wife= b Rockingham Co, Va = f Ephram Sites, b Rockingham Co = m Barbra Harbor, b Rockingham Co. = inf' W J Scanland, Elliston, Va. = d 8 Feb 1925 = bur Fagg, Va, 20 Feb 1925 SESSLER, Frederick Tosh = m = w = md = wife Virginia = b 2 Aug 1855 = 77Y 5m 6d = retired School teacher = b Montg. Co = f Samuel Sessl er, b Va = m Eliza Huff, b Montg. Co. = inf' Mrs E F Sessler, Ironto, Va = d 11 Jan 1933 = bur Ironto, Va = 13 Jan 1933 SISLF..R, Robert W = m = w = md = wif'e Maggie = b 25 Nov 1874 = 51y 2m 27d = Blacksmith = b Montg. Co, Va = John W Sisler, b Va = m Sallie F Moses, b Va = inf S. H. Heslep, Elliston, Va = d 21 Feb 1926 = bur Shawsville , Va, 22 Feb 1926 SNUFFER, Elevia Ellen (Lester) = Res Christiansburg, Va = f = w = widowed = hus Sid. = b 3 May 1852 = 7Jy Jm 12d = housewife, b Floyd Co. , Va = f Champ Lester, b Floyd Co., Va= m Rachel McAlexander, b Floyd Co. , Va. =inf Gordon Lester, Cambria, Va = d 15 Aug 1925 = bur Christiansburg, 8-17-1925 �13 STEWART, James W = m = w = md = wife J ? Stewart = b 1 May 1860 = 65y 3m 8d = d 8 Aug 1925 = bur Elliston V~ , 9 Aug 1925 STUMP, Peter S = res Elliston = m = w = md = wife Margaret = 67y 4m 3d = farmer = b Floyd Co, Va = f Elijah Stump, Ba = m Marth Smith, b Va = inf Alfred Stump, Elliston = d 7 Feb 1936 =bu! Little Hope Church 8 Feb 1936 SUTHERLAND, Sarah Francis = f = w = widowed = hus John = b 29 Dec 1836 = 88y 3m 10d = at home = b Albemarle Co, Va = f William Suddarth, b Albemarle Co = Nancy Scrage, b Va = inf Mrs M Byerle, Elliston Va = d 9 Apr 1925 = bur 11 Apr 1925, Elliston, Va. VADEN, James M = res Browns Mt. = m = w = md =wife Hattie = b19 Aug 1840 = 84y 1m 26d = farmer = b Ironto, Va = f Vincent Vaden, b Dunwoody Co, Eastern Va = m Sara Martin, b Ironto, Va = inf Mrs W C Wells, Ironto = d 14 Oct 1924 = bur Rusedale , Va 15 Oct 1924 WELLS, Frank H = m = w = md = wife Bertha = b 26 June 1871 = 54y Jm 15d = carpenter N&W RR = b Montg Co, Va = f John T Wells, b Roanoke Co, Va = m Lucinda Graham, b Montg. Co = inf Mrs Bertha Wells, Elliston, = d 11 Nov. 1925 = bur Richardson Cemetery, 12 Oct 1925. WHEELING, John L = m = w = widower = 81y 2m 3d = farmer = b Giles Co, Va = f James Wheeling, b Giles Co = m Kattie Taylor, b Giles Co. = inf Mrs Mary J Wheeling, Christiansburg = d 22 Apr 1935 = bur Fagg , Va , 2J Apr 1935 WILLIAMS, Mary Emma = f = w = md = hus Hoge S = 62y 8 d = b May 1872 = b Ellett, Va = f John McFarland, b Ireland = m Ann Wilson , b Ellett, Va = inf Hoge S Williams, Christiansburg, Va = d 12 July 19J4 =bur Ellett, Va , 14 July 1934. =========================================================================== BOOKS OF INTEREST 100 OLD CEMETERIES OF PRrnCE WILLIAM COUNTY' VIRGrnIA by E. R. Conner III 207 pages. $16.00 postpaid. E. R. Conner III, PO Box 52, Catharpin, VA 22018. NOTES ON THE 'IWO KRIEGER (CREGER, CREGGER, CRIGGER, etc. ) FAMILIF.S OF WYTHE COUNTY, VIRGINIA by Clifford R. Canfield, Box 57 , APO New York 091.JO. $15 .00. Also hopes to publish a newsletter at later date on correction , additions, etc. for $1 to $2.00. "THE SALYER FAMILY"- A History of the Salyer Family in America since 16..55" by Elisabeth Salyer. Infonnation from original court records , explanation and documentation of records, pictures, reproduction of original documents, confirmation of a name change, lineages numbered and cross-referenced , interesting stories about early ancestors - hard cover, i ndexed. The pre-publication price will be $41.00 post paid. After November 1, 1982 the price will be $51 . 00 post paid. Order from Elisabeth (E. Kash) Salyer (Telephones 1-305-833-3277) 734 Ardmore Road West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 �THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HAS A MONUMENT FOR YOUR DECEASED MI LITARY VETERAN by Margaret Drody Thompson A standard headstone or marker can be furnished, at government expense, for your deceased veteran of WARTIME or PEACETIME service of honorable severance, Also eligible may be members of reserve forces . An unmarked grave for a Civil War Veteran in my family caused me to inquire into this governmental program as a means of erecting a memorial to his great sacrifice. He was mortally wounded at the Battle of Chicamauga in Georgia. Applicant need not be a member of the deceased's family, but should be assured that the grave is UNMARKED . Government markers are not furnished to supplement an existing monument , nor to reflect a veteran ' s honorable military service. They may not be used as foot stones . A variety of styles of markers are available including bronze, flat and upright. If interested you may write asking for VA Form 4-0-1330 and marker style sheet to: Monument Service (42) , Veterans Administration , 810 Vermont Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20420. 'Ihe headstone or marker is shipped, without charge, to the person or firm designated. 'Ihis program now under the Veterans Administration was begun many years ago by the Adjutant General ' s Office of the US Government. --~--~--~----~-----------~-------~-------~-------------------~~--~ - -~-------------------------------------~--------------------------------- Qlamtlot 1l•ralbry lOUR J'AMILY COAT OF AHKS AUTHENTIC BEAUTIFULLY HANDPAINTED $25.00 Patricia & Teresa Murphy Research - Artists P.O. Box 275 Wytheville, VA 24382-0275 1-703-980-6094 �CRAI G COUNTY DEATH Rm I STER S elected entries CRAI G COUNTY , VIRG INIA The headin gs o f the page are Name , Race , Sex, Date of death, Place of death, Cause of death, Ag e , Parents , Pla ce of death, Occupation , Consort, Person giving i nformation , and relationship . 2. Bolton, Keziah - white - female - Aug Ji , 1864 - New Castle - Anisarca - 95 yrs - 0 - 0 - 0 - Coonrod Bolton - Adam Myers - friend. J. Britts, Georg e Washington - w - m - Feby 2 1, 1866 - Craig Creek - Phetisis - 35 yrs - Na ncy Britts - Craig Creek - fanner - Mary S Britts - Mary S Britts , wife . 1. Crawford, Elizabe th - w - f - Aug 10, 1864 - Craigs Creek - ulcer - 97 yrs - James & Nancy Gray - Craigs Cr - O - Nimrod Craw.ford - Mahala Crawford daughter-in-law 2. Craft, Peter - w - m - June 22 , 1864 - Craigs Cr - gun shot wound - not known - not known - Md - mechanic - single - Isaac Huffman - friend . J. Ca.node, Elizabeth Ernaline - w - f - Sept 22, 1864 - John's Cr - Typhoid fever - JJy 2m 16d - John & Hannah Wickline - Stony Creek - 0 - James H Canode - James H Canode ,- husband . 5. Caldwell, Edmison - w - m - June 7 , 1864 - Sinking Cr - epilspey - 42y 14m Od - John & Mary Caldwell - Sinking Cr - fanner - Martha Caldwell - Martha Caldwell - wife 6 . Carr, James Buchanan - w - m - June 15, 1864 - Christiansburg Depot - gun shot wound right thigh - J4y - Buchanan Bell & Nancy Carr - Si nking Cr fanner - Esther Carr - Esther Carr - wife 8 . Caldwell, George Washington - w - m - Mar 2 , 1865 - Craig Co - Billious Cholic - 49y 11m 27d - Granville & Cath 'e Caldwell - Botetourt Co, Va farmer - Ann Caldwell - Ann Caldwell - wife . 9 . Caldwell, Andrew - w - m - 1865, Feb 20 - Sinking Cr - tn:>hoid fever - 55y 4m - John & Mary Caldwell - Giles Co, Va - fanner - Barbara Caldwell Barbara Caldwell - wife . 1 J . Champ , Sarah - w - f - 30 Nov 1865 - Craig Co, John ' s Cr - Phthisis? - 4Jy James Carr & Margaret Thomas - John's Cr, Giles Co, Va - Hous e Keeper Christopher M Champ - C M Champ - husband 17. Carper , Phoebe - w - f - 8 June 1867 - Meadows Cr, Craig Co - Ancessai? 5Jy 11m - John & Eliz 'th Leffel - Meadow Cr - 0 - of Benj 'm Carper Benj 'm Carper - husband 19. Craft , Roxanna - w - f - 22 Dec 1868 - Barbers Cr, Craig Co - Scrofula? 55y - John & Eva Rule - Alleghany - of Philip N Craft - George M Craft brother-in-law 2 1. Clinebell, George - w - m - JO Apr 1868 - Potts Cr, Craig Co - unknown 72 yrs - George & Sarah Clinebell - Augusta Co - farmer - widowed - Henry U Clinebell - son 22 . Caldwell, James - w - m - 29 May 1869 - Craig Co - dropsy - 78 y - Hugh & Rutha Caldwell - Craig Co - farmer - widowed - M F Caldwell - daughter- in law. 23. Clinebell, Mary Jane - w - f - 19 July 1869 - Craig Co - childb irth - 39Y 10m - Wm & Rebecca - Rockbridge Co. - 0 - of M 1 Clinebell - M J Clinebell - husband . 24. Ripley, Hillery - w - m - Aug 3, 1864 - Craigs Cr - E2.£plenin of Shell? 6Jy 10m 14d - James & Anna Ripley - Bedford Co - fanner - Rebecca Ripley - Rebecca Ripley, wife 1 . Duncan, John Samson - 25 Dec 1864 - Johnston Island - fever - J6 - John S & Hannah Duncan - Sinking Creek - fanner - Mary A Duncan - Hannah Hinchee - s ister . 6. Damewood, Martha Eveline - w - f - 23 June 1865 - Broad Run , Craig Co Typhoid Pneunonia? - JJy - Ja mes & Nancy Abbott - Crai g Co - o - o:f Anderson M Iamewood - A M Lamewood - hus b and �10. llincan, John Samson - w - m - 15 Dec 1867 - Sinking Cr, Craig Co - typhoid Pneumonia - 77Y - Wm & Mary Duncan - Sinking Cr. - farmer - of Hannah Duncan - Nancy Duncan - daughter 11. D:i.mewood, Mary - w - f - JO May 1868 - Broad Run, Craig Co - cancer - 78y - Jacob & Rachel Hu£fman - Craigs Cr, Craig Co - 0 - widow - A M I0.mewood -son 1. Gray, Mary - w - f - Oct 15, 1864 - Craigs Cr - 0 - 75 y - James & Mary Harrison - Craigs Cr - 0 - James Gray - Mahala Crawford - daughter. ================·============================================·= ========= CAMPBELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA A page from the marriage register p 125: D:i.te of marriage or bond; male; female; Names of parents of male - female; name of minister perfonning ceremony Aug 23, 1832 = Pearson, Mastin = Hutson, Rachel = 0 = Wm H Hutson = Abner Early. Deer 17, 1828 = Peck, William = : Finch, Miner = 0 = Barnet Finch = O Feb 29, 1812 = Peannan, Grief = Roulling, Polly = O = O = o. March JO, 1840 = Peerman, Wm H = Harvey, Caroline c = 0 = Sarah Harvey = o. = Peennan, = Terrell, = 0 = 0 = o. Mch 1 , 1849 = Peerman, Wm H = Mitchell, Catherine S = 0 = 0 = Alex Dossiphan June 16, 1795 = Pemberton, James = Wood, Elizabeth = O = John Wood = o. Nov 8, 1841 Nov 26 , 180J Benj F =Pember.ton, James e Mary J = John Johnson = Henry = 0 = 0 = Char les Clay. = 0 = Aaron Dewitt = 0 • Johnson, Hannah = o Brown . 1787 = FBnn, Wtl l i am = St ovall , Martha Dec 20, 1813 =Penn, Richard = Dewitt, Lucinda June 15, 1814 = Penn, Robert C = Steptoe, Lucy = 0 = James Steptoe = O. Apr 13, 1815 = Perrow, I0.niel B = DePrl.est, Christian = 0 = Guardian John DePri.est Jr. = o. Dec 23 , 1813 = Pendleton, Wm = Alexander, Marg G = 0 = Robert Alexander = Johns, Dec 17, Edmund. Oct 28, 1816 = Pendleton, James = Sharp, Nancy = 0 = Guardian Wilcher Burton Frederick Kabler. Nov 23, 1846 = Pendleton, Jas W = Martin, Ann E = 0 = Samuel Martin = O. = Apr 8, 1822 = Pentecoast, Iavid = Graham, Eliza = 0 = Frances Graham = Frederick Kabler. Dec 15, 1846 = Penticost, John G = Ford, Sarah E = 0 = Calvin Ford St = Elijah W Roacho Nov 3, 1818 = Perdy, Henry = Cyrus, Elizabeth = 0 = 0 = O. Oct 10, 1805 = Perdue, Isham = Powell , Rebeckah = 0 = Johannah Powell = o. Nov 10, 1812 = Perdue, I0.vid = Mullins, Joannah = 0 = 0 = Obediah Edge, Nov 21, 1825 = Perdue, Jesse = Cumbee, Susannah = 0 = Emanuel Cumbee = Samuel Armstead. �'flJ GILES COUNTY , VI RGilUA GAUTIER CEMETERY contributed by William Coeburn copied by: location: On route 711 off of route 100, west of Narrows, Virginia. Macy Evelyn Iau . of S. & J. W. Morris Aug. 8, 1908 - Sept. 24 , 1912 Charlie Williams No date Blankenship J . Henry Feb . 9, 1873 - Oct. 5, 1952 Maude E. July 18, 1892 - Mar. 11, 1967 G. W. Blankenship April 18, 1914 Will Hammond Unmarked grave to the right of G. W. Blankenship Carl A. Vaught Nov. 8, 1913 - Sept . 7, 1917 2 unmarked graves at the foot of Parcell Stone. J unmarked graves to left of Warren G. Vaught Parcell Leslie W. Susan M. Vina Annabelle Ratcliff Tu.u. of John & Mary ~ Ratcliff Died May 24, 1916 Ratcliff Martha A. Martin L. 1872 - 1930 1870 - 1937 1880 - 1953 Unmarked infant grave beside fence 1963 - 1950 1861 - 1940 2 unmarked graves between Ratcliff and Betty Lou Ratcliff. Betty Lou Infant daughter of Mr. W. T. Ratcl iff Aug. 19, 19J6 W. T. Fink & Mrs . 1862 - 1927 Unmarked sunken grave to left of W. T. Fink FARLEY Unmarked grave to the left of grave beside fence George W. Akers Nov. 8, 1869 - May 26, 1908 J. B. Ratcliff March 11, 1865 - Feb. 27, 1931 William L. Ratcliff 1888 - 1937 Russell R. Son of S. & J. W. Morris Feb. 14, 1917 - April 20, 1920 Mother Manerva A. Farley July 9, 1861 - Apr. 20, 1926 Father John A. Farley Mar. 10, 1867 - Mar. 9, 1926 Mary Tu.ughter of Charles & Hattie Williams BoD'l Sept 16, 1906 Died April 23, 1913 Charlotte B. Smith Dec. 28, 1920 - Jan. 16, 1942 Matt Spicer 1872 - 1965 �Unmarked grave to the left of Matt Spicer Johnithan A. Akers May 5, 1840 - Apr. 2J, 1926 Robert Lee Vaught Feb. 5, 1899 - Nov. 22 , 1934 • Goldie Bula Turpin Born Aug. 14, 1914 - Died Mar . 31, 1915 Luther Harden Infant son of Mr. Ratcliff Sept. 15, 1925 Unreadable stone of infant of W. M. (? ?) Beside Goldie Bula Turpin & Mrs • W. J. Elizabeth Ann Infant daughter of W.J. Ratcliff Dec. 14, 1930 D3.lton William S. Mary R. 1882 1889 - 1968 George W. Turpin Mary 27, 1897 - Dec. 12, 19JJ Hubert M. Martin Oct. 5 , 1941 - Feb. 22, 1942 Harry R. Martin July 25, 1934 - Aug. 3, 1934 Iavid Harold Meadows Apr. 14, 1949 - Dec. 10, 1952 2 unmarked gxaves to the left of Harry R. Martin Mrs. Fannie M. Branham Born June 8, 1923 Died Aug . 3, 1950 Edna Gray Fleeman Unmarked grave to left of Mrs. Fannie M. Branham Arminta V. Fleeman Mary Taylor Stables William M. Fleeman 1926 - 1966 1852 - 1931 James E. Mar. 11, 1937 - Mar. 11, 1937 Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. C. D. Smith Fleeman Tutu. of T.G. & E.M. Fleeman Jan. 21,-1911 - March 21, 1911 1863 - 1929 Infant child of Mrs . & Mr. J.W. Gautier William Rhea Son of J . A. & M. F. Fl.etcher Born Jan. 29, 1916 Died Feb. 7, 1920 Minnie Elsie Fleeman Dec. 19, 1904 - July JO, 1905 William G. Hammons June 15, 1904 - July 31, 1926 Age 22 yrs, 1 mo & 16 dys Lovenia IB.u . of Jas . & Matilda (No su.niame given on copy) Oct. 26 , 1886 - July 4, 1908 Andrew M. Hammons 1899 - 1926 Matilda Anna Fletcher Mar . 16, 1863 - July 20, 1955 Harriet F . Akers July 8, 1846 - Mar. 19, 1923 Nellie Beatrice Tutu. of F. A. Ratcliff Born Apr. 20, 1906 Died Sept. 16, 1909 Infant D9.u of J.L. & S.O. Fletcher Feb . 21, 1909 - Feb. 22-; 1909 Samuel D. Vaught Nov . 8, 1913 - Sept . ?, 1917 �99 William L. Taylor Margaret Lucille Wilson Died May 24, 1940 1925 - 1932 Lucy Hammond 1873 - 1965 3 unmarked graves to the left of Margaret Wilson Unmarked grave to left of Eula R. Gautier E. Fletcher Eula R. Gautier Aug. 5 , 1894 - Mar. 4, 1937 One sunken grave to left of E. Fletcher James A. Hammond June 2., 1900 - Aug. 8, 1968 Emery Vivian son of J.A. & M.E. Fletcher Feb. 26 , 1918 - Feb. 11, 1920 3 unmarked graves to the left of Mary Davis Runions (No dates) Fleeman William A Dec. 4, 1937 - Dec . 5, 1937 Mary Davis Runions May 21, 1893 - Dec . 17, 1927 Bertha I. Fletcher Fannie Francis Wife of J. D. Runions George E. Fletcher 18.59 - 1927 1867 - 1947 Paul Phlegar Wilson Walter L. Gautier 1910 - 1975 1894 - 1967 A. Ellis Wilson , Jr. July 11, 1939 - Feb. 27 , 19.51 1919 - 19 1880 - 1947 Virginia R. Gautier Carol Jeanette Wilson Karen Elaine Journell 194J - 1945 1964 - 192.5 Albert Ellis Wilson , Sr. Richard E. Gautier Apr. 2, 1954 - Aug. 5, 1962 Paul T. Keffer Virginia Tee . 5 Medical Department World War II Nov . 7 . 1927 - Nov . 21 , 19.53 Margie Louise Ratcliff Mar. 14, 1924 - May 14, 1925 1912 - 1944 Chas . Snow Wilson Jan. 36, 1904 - Jan. 22, 1913 Rosie Gray Da.ughter of E. D. Wilson Nov. 16, 1901 --March 21, 1920 Edward Son of J. W. Gautier Aug. 23, 1913 - Aug. 24, 1913 Sallie V. Wife of Geo. Fleeman May 23, 1892 - Jan . 12 , 1919 Mary Elizabeth Fletcher Infant child of Mr. W. B. Fletcher & Mrs. Sadie G. Wife of • J . Ratcliff Feb . 9, 1906 - May 18, 1925 1834 - 1909 Warren C. Vaught Mar. 11, 1921 - Apr. 12, 1921 �itJO Claude Elmer Ratcliff Son of John & Ma:ry Ratcliff Born May 23, 1913 Sept. 12, 1914 Unmarked grave to left of Milliard A. Hammond Unmarked grave to right of Milliard A. Hammond (Small stone erected , but no legible engraving.) IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCES OF OUR CONFEDERATE DEAD Madison Allen Fletcher Dec. 20, 1838 - Jan. 23, 1922 Homer R. Wilson Mar. 25 , 1907 - Feb. 9, 1948 James W. Fletcher July 1, 1897 - Jan. 2J, 1943 Rimoins, Gordon L . Feb . 18, 1881 - Apr. 5, 1913 Rhoda B. Wife of J.B. Ratcliff Died Jan . 14, 1921 - Age 56 yr:s. Arthur Wilson July 10, 1923 Unnamed grave to the right of Rhoda B. Ratcliffe . Fred W. Hammons Virginia S SGT 906 AAA A. BN World War II Oct. 12, 1923 - Nov. 16, 1966 Virginia L. Robertson May JO, 1920 - May 31, 1920 James H. Meadows 1929 - 1959 John L. Fletcner (No date) James Elbert Morris Jan. 9, 1928 - Feb. 24, 1928 Milliard A. Hammond 1865 - 1937 =================:==================~======= =============================== SOME DRAPER FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke, Virginia In 1949 this Bible was in possession of W.W. Phillips, Roanoke, Virginia, Martin Draper was born March 4th 1796 Mary G. Draper was born June 2J , 1799 John Harrison Draper was born 27, Letitia Amanda Draper was born ~~~~ Emma Jane Draper was born Sept 16, 1856 Martin Draper and Mary G. Williams were John Harrison Draper and Letitia Amanda Emma Jane Draper and William Riley Nunn 1822 19th, 18J2 married Febr 19th, 1818 Scott were married Janr 27 , 1848 were married Jan 27th, 1877 Martin Draper died Janr 4th, 1878 Mary G. Draper died December 19th , 1824 John Harrison Draper died July 21st, 1891 Emma Jane Nunn died August 5th, 189) Letitia Amanda Scott Draper died July 4th, 1900 (note: from a typed copy) �1111 GILES COUNTY, VIRG !NIA, CEMETERIES EATON'S CHAPEL CEMETERY Locations Staffordsville Compiled bys Gladys E. Johnston, 1975 Earliest birth dates George Brown Eaton 1860 - 1936 Martha Ellen wife of Geo. Born Mar 15, Died May 22, Eaton Eaton 1861 1923 Clarence Edwin Eaton son of Geo. Eaton 1891 - 1930 Clara Edna Eston dau. of Geo Eaton 1891 - 197.5 (twin to Clarence E.) Nelle Eaton Weaver Iau. of Geo. Eaton 189.5 - 1967 Allen French Eaton son of Geo. Eaton 188.5 - 1958 Raymond Stafford Eaton son of Allen Eaton 1918 - 1966 1805 Earliest death dates Etta wife Born Died Hughes Th.llaney of Charles D. June 1, 1859 June 12, 1947 Mary V. St. Clair wife of Rufus Boxn 1893 - 1971 Mable P. Eaton Ie.u. of H.M. & Lucy L. Eaton Born Sept. 11, 1896 Died Nov. 7, 1913 Theophilus T. n.d.aney, Sr. H. Milton Eaton Boni July 12, 1865 son of Charles D. Died Jan. 26, 1947 June 29, 1889 Died April 17, 1937 Lucy Lee Eaton Born April 6, 1872 Zobeda Robertson Dtl.aney Died Nov. 22, 1925 wife of Theophilus D. Born Oct. 15, 1889 Charles Scott Died Aug. 26, 1972 Born Oct, 27, 1878 George Chapman D.llaney Died July 10, 1903 son of 'Iheo . D. Mary A. E. Scott Born Apr. 11, 1918 Born May J, 1850 Died Nov. 18, 1941 Died Aug. 2, 1905 Wife of Joseph C, Scot t Ellen J. Eaton wife of Joseph C. Scott Crozier F.aton Boni July 11, 1845 Boni May 7, 1825 Died Jan. 1, 1926 Died April 14, 1884 Frank Lee Brown Boni March 24, 1888 Died Aug. 6, 1964 Rufus G. St . Clair 1890 - 1972 1857 Alex Brown (Brother to Frank L.B.) no date Sam Brown (brother to Frank L.B. ) (Below the St.Clair graves)no date (are some Ialton and maybe ) (Ratcliff graves.) John B. Sexton Born Aug, 12, 1869 Charles fulaney Died July 21, 1928 Born Feb. 14, 18.56 Died July 19, 1927 Our Little Ba.by Sleeps Here July 8, 1907 July 9, 1907 E, B, and L. C. E. Brown Eaton 186J - 1926 lura Peters Eaton wife of Brown Eaton 1866 - 1951 Eugene Blake Eaton Boni July J O, 1909 Died Oct. 12, 1942 Rex B. Eaton 1893 - 1962 �/()~ Anna Gray Eaton Long Samuel H. Stanley lhu. of Bro.:wn & Lura Eaton Born April 20, 1881 Died April 15, 1940 Born May 20, 1897 Died Aug. 22, 1969 Sallie Ann Stanley John Howard Price April 22, 1895 A.S. U. S,N.R, World War II Jan. 10, 1952 Born Aug. 4, 1917 Died Dec. 3, 1964 Lueille S. Eaton Born May 21, 1916 Charles Douglas Price Died Aug . 6, 1963 Sgt. 150 Infantry, Arthur C. Eaton World War II Born Aug. 16, 1912 Born July 7, 1923 Died Sept. 27, 1962 Died Oct. 3, 1968 Robert Carl Price Oct . 28, 1895 - Sept 28, 1972 Richard Eat.Gn Born Dec. 29, 1805 Died Mar. J, 1857 Juliet P. Anderson Eaton Born Nov. 25, 1815 Died Mar. 13, 1906 Mary Wife Born Died C. Eaton of Johnson Wilburn May 14, 1837 (?) Aug. 1862 (?) Johnson Wilburn Born Jan. 1822 Died Oct. 3, 1863 Joseph c. Eaton (1861- 1865 C. S.A.) Son of Richard and Juliet P. Eaton Born Dec . 15, 1839 Died May 9, 1864 Clyde L. Eaton Born Sept. 29 , 1884 Died Aug. 16, 1922 Clara Burnett lhu . Sam H. & Sallie A. Stanley Born June 9 , 1928 Died Jan . 29, 1929 Minerva S. Eaton Wife of Joe Hoge Eaton Born Oct. 17, 1864 Died April 2, 1919 Joe Hoge Eaton Born Nov. 23, 1858 Died Mar. 25, 1902 Ellen M. Eaton Wife of Richard Eaton Born Sept. 4, 1836 Died April 16, 1904 Richard Eaton Born Jan. 7, 1832 Died Oct 19, 1924 Albert M. Eaton Born Dec. 13, 1886 Died May 27, 1922 Robert Glenn Eaton Born Oct. 21, 1889 Died Jan. 18, 1931 Minnie J. Eaton Dennis Born April 14, 1892 Died Oct , JO, 1966 Jean Hoge Eaton March 24, 1947 March 25, 1947 Mandona O. Wilburn Born Feb. 17, 1854 Died Oct. 9, 1925 Mason Br own Eaton Son of H. M. a nd L.L. Eaton Born J a n . 14 , 1900 Died June 2J, 1901 Maggi e E. Eaton Ia.u. of J . W. & Ettie S . Ea ton Born Dec . 10, 1888 Died Au g . 17, 1906 Ray Ca udill Eaton Born ? Died Sept. 15, 1966 50 yea rs old Jo e T. Sadler 1900 - 1950 James W. Poff 1908 - 1958 Ja mes Ea ton Poff Born May 4, 1947 Died May 24, 1947 Clarence Hayes Eaton Son of Ray C. Eaton Born Apr. 11, 1917 Died May 9 , 1940 Crozier Eaton Born May 19, 1826 Died Mar. 7, 1900 Kissiah C. Wife of Edward Eaton Born Jan. 15, 1819 Died Oct. 7 , 1893 (?) Edward Eaton Born Oct 7, 1861 Died Aug. 24, 1888 (?) Ivy Stafford Ia.u. of J . W. and Linnie Ann s. Born Oct. 25, 1881 Died Nov . 13, 1881 James Eaton Born July 8, 1823 Died Jan. 19, 1874 A grave below this has rock marker, no name . �/ 1)3 James C. Eaton Born Mar. 28, 1850 Died Aug. 11, 1882 Henry H. Eaton June 21 , 1894 April 7, 1895 Son of C.L. & S. V. Eaton M. Berta Eaton fuu. of L.M. & Emma S, Eaton Born June 25, 1871 Died Jan. 28, 1884 Ellen J . Henderson Eaton Born May 7, 1825 Died April 14, 1884 E. Fannie Wife of W. J. Thurman Born Feb. 16, 1846 Died JW1e 28, 1881 John I:avid Eaton July 21, 1868 July 26, 1914 John Strother Eaton Born July 29, 1897 Died May 4, 1968 Son of William Boston & Sarah Emma Eaton William Pete Stafford son of Wm. B. Stafford Born Feb. 23, 1910 Died Mar 28, 1929 Walter Cecil Stafford Son of Wm. B. Stafford Born April 5, 1916 Died Feb . 4, 1946 Vesta Richard Eaton Born July 8, 1886 Died Jan. 7, 1959 Son of Wm . and Sarah Charles Crozier Eaton Son of Wm. B. and Sarah April 20, 1888 May 28, 1957 William Boston Eaton Born May 28, 1857 Died July 10, 19.36 Dorothy Francis Dulaney .Iau. of Jess T. and Stella Dllaney Born Nov. 5, 1919 Died Feb . 19 , 1922 William fuvid Dulaney Son of Jess T. and Stella Dllaney Born Feb. 5, 1913 Died Oct. 9, 1914 fuvid Eaton Boni Sept. 7, 1820 Died April 25 , 1860 Sarah Emma Eaton Wif'e of Wm . Boston Eaton Born Feb. 22, 1862 Julia Eaton Died July 22, 1941 Born Jan. 15, 1818 Died Apr. 14, 1871 E. Doc Eaton 1848 - 1906 Boston Eaton Born Dec. 2, 1820 Madora S. Eaton Died Apr. 7, 1900 wife of E. D. Eaton 1854 - 1906 Rhoda E. Eaton Wife of Boston Ea.ton Gertrude F.aton Boni May 27, 1838 fuu. of fuc Ea ton Died Mar. 10, 1913 1877 - 1898 William B. Stafford Richard Eaton Born Sept. 24, 1860 Son of Doc Eaton Died Mar. 28, 1934 1885 - 1907 Avie Hardiman Stafford Sarah Fern Stafford Born Jan JO, 1870 fuu. of Wm. B. Stafford Died Nov . 27, 1922 Born Nov. 18, 1896 Wife of Wm. B. Stafford Died May 24, 19.31 Bettie Bell F.aton Joe Shannon Eaton 1867 - 1950 1866 - 1936 (wife of Joe Shannon Eaton) John Sheppard Eaton Shuler K. Johnston 1890 - 1951 Born Sept. 17 , 1900 Died Dec. Ji, 1974 ============================================================ IN MEMORY Naurine H. Gibson Orlando, Florida ===================~======================================== �CHEROKEE REMOVAL RECORIB in the National Archives , Washington , D. C. from material given out at the SVCS Jrd annual Workshop on May 17, 1980 Register of Cherokees who wished to remain in the ea s t. 2 Volumes . These are arranged chronolog ically by date of reg i s tration of the Cherokees who wished to remain in the Eas t 1s U. S . Citizens. There is an alphabetical name index for some of t hese . Emigration Rolls 18 Volumes. This is a listing of Cherokees who wi s hed to e migrate , rolls of actual emigrants , muster rolls of conducted parties, and lists of Indians able to move by themselves. Some rolls a r e s i gned by the Indians and constitute relinquishments of their lands in the east. Usually only heads of families are listed, but often there i s s ome information conceniing the other members of the family. There a re alphabetical name indexes for some rolls. Easteni Cherokee Census Rolls -- 19 Volumes Original rolls, copies of rolls , and alphabetical indexes. The rolls were commonly known as follows : Henderson Roll: This was the census of 1935*taken of the Cherokees bef ore removal to the West. Mullay Roll, 1848; Siler Roll , 1851; Chapman Roll, 1852; Powell Roll, 1867 (no index); Swetland Rolls, 1869 (one roll not indexed) and Hester Roll, 1884. The Henderson Roll lists heads of families and gives inf'ormation concerning the family and its property. Most of the other rolls were made to determine eligibility for payments due under provisions of the 1835 Treaty. 1851 Old Settlers Roll This is a roll made up of those old Cherokee settlers who were in the west before the Trail of Tears or the emigration of the Eastern group. The settlers of the west felt they should have a portion of the fund allotted in the Treaty of 1935. The government did give them a portion and a transcription and index to this is in microfilm roll 12, microcopy 685. On May 28, 1909 Guion Miller, special commissioner presented a final roll of those Cherokee Indians who were eligible to participate in a fund awarded to the Eastern Cherokees at the time of 1835-36 and 1845 or to their descendants. The report consists of 10 volumes of findings on individual applications, arranged by application number. There are two volumes of alphabetical index to names. (The above was part of the talk given by Ms Pauline Dunn of the National Archives.) (*should this be 1835?) �/()5 FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Falling Spring , Alleghany Coo , Vao *Contributed by D R Murphy 0 0 Note : The list of gravemarkers includes only the people born before 1900 0 Wilford W. Anderson July 7, 1889 April 18, 1975 Revo JoGo Rinrrner Father Jan 1898 Oct 1978 Hickory Jackson Kern Son of Jim & Sarah C. Kern Dec 22, 1871 June 5, 1958 Mar. Lillie Allen 1911 Lillie Mac Kern Jan 5, 1890 Nov 21, 1969 Martha Ko Clark Mother May 1893 Apr 1973 Jacob Snead Kern Nov 24, 1877 Apr 26, 1960 Rob ert Gwinn Vawter May 9, 1895 Feb 23, 1979 Gertrude Corron Kern June 14, 1879 Nov 18, 1963 John James Robbins Jr. Nov 17, 1892 Mar 16, 1979 Robert Dabney Carson D.D. 1876-1937 Reba Kyle Robb ins Aug 30, 1893 John A. DePriest Nov 15, 1894 Apr 14, 1952 Julia Kyle Carson 1881- 1949 Mary Leighton Smith June 4, 1875 Mar 4 , 1939 Cora V. DePreist Oc t 1, 1900 Robert Edward Lee Smith June 4, 1871 Jan 8, 1940 John W. Fuller June 9, 1886 Dec 11, 1954 James Palmer Deacon June 18, 1898 Aug 11, 1963 Annie Mo Fuller Feb 1 , 1884 Oct 24, 1954 Jerry Hanna Dec 5, 1874 May 10, 1941 *P.Oo Box 161, Covington, Va. 24426 �Jb'7 FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thomas H. Lemmons June 30, 1895 Dec 3, 1977 Ethel Bishop Sept 8, 1879 June 2, 1974 Reba C. Lemmons Jan 27, 1902 July 28, 1974 Sadie Smith Deacon Dec 11, 1895 Aug 25, 1967 Robert Mo Perkins Nov 10, 1872 Oct 24, 1957 Albert Ao Slayton Feb 27, 1883 July 25, 1965 Ella Bo Perkins Nov 12, 1873 June 8, 1954 Polly A . Slayton Feb 15, 1889 Nov 27, 1975 George Wo Vance Aug 1, 1885 Har 16, 1968 Wo Howard Martin Mar 1, 1894 Mar 18, 1932 Melvinia Ro Vance Aug 19, 1887 Mar 23, 1956 Charles Ao Mann 1869-1949 Archie A. Rucker Jan 4, 1882 Aug 4, 1957 Minnie B . Rucker Oct 27, 1888 Aug 25, 1969 George Alexander Vance 1875-1952 Cora A. DePriest 1891-1980 Irene Bo Mann 1865-1954 Mary Jane Thacker 1870-1953 Henry Bo Vance 1868-1967 George Mo Terry Pvt . USA WWII Jan 25, 1897 Apri l 27, 1977 William T. Blake Oct 1, 1892 Walter Scott Smith Sept 3, 1885 Feb 17, 1966 Al i ce J o Blake Apr 2 0, 1903 Dec 7, 1973 Eva Ballard Smith Feb 5, 1894 Dec 23, 1961 Preston GQ Blake Oct 10, 1937 C . R. Williams Son of EoNo & M.K. Williams July4, 1889 Feb 4, 1927 John L . Mann Feb 8, 1839 Dec 24, 1918 �FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Estaline V. Mann Feb 26, 1832 Sept 19 , 1909 Aaron L. Burger Son of DoEo & A.M. Burger Feb 28, 1892 Feb 6, 1920 Albert Callaghan June 9, 1851 Aug 12, 1925 Jacob Richmond CSA Co I 60 VA Info Thomas Frank Mann 1873-1955 WoAo Vance Mar 31, 1855 Oct 13, 1934 Daniel Ao Vance May 22, 1869 Apr 7, 1924 Erasmus N. Williams 1861-1928 Mary Ko Williams 1863-1937 Joanna Thacker Wife of AoLo Tha cker Feb .. 21, 1862 May 16, 1917 Caroline Mo Vance Wife of Wm. Ro Vance Died Jan 19 , 1917 Aged about 80 Yrs . Amanda Mo Vance Wife of W.A. Vance Sept 18, 1866 Mar 4, 1923 Wmo Ao Scott CSA SC Co. Edgars Batto July 10, 1841 Jan 20, 1911 Ballard J . Smith 1830-1914 ' Thomas H. Smith Oct 1, 1881 Jan 7, 1970 Mattie F. Robinson Smith Wife of B . J. Smith 1841-1917 Otie Co Smith Jan 8, 1888 June 18, 1946 Ada Mae Smith Tyree Wife of Charles H. Tyree 1866-1937 Arthur H. Fountaine June 29, 1868 Mar 12 , 1935 Charles Henry Tyree 1866-1940 Allen Po Thompson Apr 17, 1873 Mar 25, 1955 Anna Muriel Thompson Oct 3, 1893 Dec 2, 1943 L.E . Bowers 1875- 1933 Ida Keyser Thompson Aug 4, 1879 Mar 25, 1955 Charles W. Helder Aug 23, 1866 Feb 27, 1933 �FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Brownie M. Bowers 1878-1956 Verna Keyser McCallister 1893-1967 Archie Wo Keyser Oct 21, 1877 July 12, 195.1 Rosa B. Keyser Apr 12, 1885 July 16, 1955 Robert Lee Jenkins 1865-1931 Carrie Lisa 1873-1939 J~kins Daniel Paul Grose May 3, 1875 Jan 8, 1921 Born at Hot Springs VA in old log house at Groce Siding Margaret S, Greaver April 16, 1865 Nov 5, 1933 H.F . Shoaf Keyser Jan 20, 1852 June 25, 1922 Louisa Clark Keyser Wife Of H.F. Shoaf Keyser May 26, 1854 Feb 9, 1902 Bessie Dau of Dec 4 , Feb 9, Keyser S . H. & LoCo Keyser 1883 1902 Lee Andrews Keyser Feb 16, 1882 June 5 , 1906 Carl Bernhard June 15, 1869 Feb 12, 1937 Tho~as F. Dressler July 18 , 1885 Oct 9, 1915 Ethel Mann Dressler 1888-1972 Bertha Lo Boswell Varner Jan 27, 1873 Apr 9, 1945 J.Y. Greaver May 28, 1873 Apr 27, 1915 Susan E o Greaver Wife of J.Y. Greaver May 19, 1838 Aug 17, 1918 Fannie A o Curry July 23, 1879 Dec 8, 1960 Charlie Ro Curry Sep 8, 1899 Sept 25, l 9Lt-5 Fannie Lewis Colored Servant of AA Perkins Family 1824-1894 Thomas Wo McCallister 1891-1978 Susan McCoy McCallister 1876-1944 Lewis T. Mann July 8, 1802 Nov 3, 1893 �FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH John Renick Keyser Sro Sept 10, 1880 June 12, 1969 Blanche Tyree Keyser Apr 22, 1891 June 25, 1962 Virginia F. Mann Jan 28, 1846 Mar 20, 1907 Anson A. Perkins June 25, 1828 Feb 10, 1905 Sarah A. Mann Wife of L.T. Mann Aug 14, 1804 Sept 24, 1860 James Ro Mccal lister Sept 7 , 1839 Mar 18, 1918 Margie So Mccallister Wife of J . R. McCallister Died Feb 29, 1888 Aged 46 Yrs 1 Mo 13 Ds May C. Mccallister Dauo 0 f J R & M S Died Aug 14, 1876 Aged 1 Yr 1 Mo 0 Sarah E. Perkins Nov 18, 1837 Oct 4, 1940 Lee Jo Dame Sept 9, 1861 Aug 7, 1864 Aramitti A. Dame Wife of John Dame Died July 22, 1879 Aged 54 Yrs Henry E. Curry Nov 10, 1879 Feb 12, 1936 0 • • Mccallister Samuel S. Mccallister May 20, 1861 Jan 30, 1862 Archibald Mccallister Died June 24, 1889 Aged 80 Yrs 6 Mo 20 Ds Margaret S . Mccallister Wife of Ao }fcCallister Died April 23, 1888 Aged 68 Yrs 2 Mo 26 Ds Milton W. Mccallister Dec 1, 1858 Feb 1, 1862 Ann Kincaid Wife of Andrew Kincaid Aug 30, 1791 Sept 10, 1864 Susan J. McCallister Nov 22, 1849 Jan 16, 1862 Andrew Kincaid Jan 8, 1858 Aged 74 Yrs 10 Mos 16 Ds WilliaIP_F, Mccallister Dec 24, 185·6· · Feb 5, 1862 Blank Stone Nov 4, 1854 John Ao Mccallister CSA July 20, 1841 May 1864 Margaret J. Kincaid May 5, 1824 Oct 24, 1855 Aged 29 Yrs 5 Mo �l I//) FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Andrew K. McCal lister Nov 2, 1851 Feb 12, 1862 William Harvey Handley Sept 6, 1861 Mar 18, 1870 & John Bryant Handley May 2, 1869 June 27, 1875 & Henry Adolphus Feb 25, 1856 Jan 14, 1875 Sons of Harrison & Susan Mann Handley Mary Ao Kincaid Nov 18, 1818 Nov 5, 1874 Sanuel Kincaid Jan 24, 1814 May 5, 1873 George Fo Kincaid Mar 27, 1870 July 24, 191 4 Sarah Elloitt Kincaid June 3, 1812 Febyl3, 1830 Aged 17 Yrs 8 Mo 10 Ds Anne Kincaid June 12, 1826 June 18, 1827 Elizabeth J oCo Perkins Wife of Alex A. Perkins Feb 23, 1860 Aged 18 Yrs 4 Mo 27 Ds Mary J.C. Perkins Dau of AoAo & E . J . C. Perkins Mar 15, 1860 Aged 21 Ds 0 Maggie Kincaid Jan 20, 1857 Jan 29, 1902 William Dean Son of s. & Mo Dean Jan 13, 1838 Oct 26, 1861 2 Stones can not read Elizabeth Kincaid Jan 12, 1831 June 14, 1897 J . G. Kincaid Feb 10 , 1818 July 28 , 1891 Ann Eliza Kincaid Dau. of S. & MoAo Kincaid June 27, 1860 Aged 20 Yrs 6 Mos 11 Ds Isabel la P . Kincaid Wife of Jas. G. Kincaid Jan 20, 1830 Oct 15, 1904 John Kincaid Pvt Hanley's Co VA Mil Revolut ionary War Jan 11, 1758 Aug 5, 1835 Wilber Lo Ca l laghan Sept 20, 1861 Oct 20, 1896 Alice Kincaid Wife of John Kincaid Feb 23, 1861 Aged 94 Yrs Mrso J ane To Dudley Sept 30, 1797 Nov 24, 1890 �/// FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Nancy Kincaid Po lly Kincaid Ange line Kincaid Dau o of Jo & A. Kincaid William D. Kincaid Jan'y 18, 1838 Aged 47 Yrs Nancy Kincaid Wife of W. Kincaid May 11, 1836 Aged 27 Yrs Nancy Alice Kincaid Dau. of W. & No Kincaid Aged 5 Mo Erected by Ada Louise Keyser in memory of the Tyree , Keyser, McCallister, Kincaid and Smith relatives that rest here o Robert C. Noel 1812-1868 Louisa Cooper Noel Wife of ·R. Noel 1812 - 1895 Sudie H. Stull Wife of GoLo Stull July 8 , 1854 June 8, 1895 Robert Wo Griffith Feb 12, 1865 Aged 21 Yrs 1 Mo 24 Ds John Mccallister Sept 3, 1890 Aged 76 Yrs 11 Mo I ,H. Tyree Father CSA El i za Tyree Mother Arch H. Mann CSA June 19, 1834 Feb 5, 1900 Mrs Mary M. Mann May 20, 1838 July 4, 1908 Aged 70 Yrs 1 Mo 15 Ds William H, Surber Jan 11, 1916 Aged about 72 Yrs Sarah C, Surber Wife of W.H. Surber Nov 2, 1841 May 7, 1916 James AoC. Kincaid May 7, 1849 Apr 3, 1916 Mary S.H. Kincaid Wife of JoAoCo Kincaid June 2, 1852 Oct 7, 1916 Elizabeth Griffith Jan 18, 1824 Nov 22, 1911 Annie MoAo Keyser Dauo of S H. & L.C. Keyser Nov 19 , 1889 Nov 24, 1889 Caleb Griffith Sept 15, 1813 Mar 15, 1896 Henry B. Keyser Son of H.F . S. & LoCo Keyser Jan 17, 1889 Aged 2 Mo 19 Ds 0 �I J'- FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Dennis Callaghan Aug 14, 1814 Mar 24, 1900 Mary Edith Clarkson June 28, 1893 Aug 28, 1962 Rebecca Wife of Nov 25, Dec 21, William M. Johnson Aug 1, 1856 May 10, 1937 So Callaghan D. Callaghan 1830 1901 Elizabeth Grose Wife of Wmo Grose Nov 19, 1839 June 29, 1903 Wm. A. Grose Oct 25, 1822 Mar 24, 1901 Thomas Ao Mann Son of A.G. & CoVo Mann Mar 7 , 184i Nov 15, 1892 Clementine Vo Mann Wife of AoGo Mann Nov 29, 1885 Aged 67 Yrs 2 Mo 20 Ds Mary Ao Johnson Feb 20, 1861 Feb 23, 1838 (;>1<!.) Lester J. Johnson Aug 22, 1888 Aug 25, 1938 Mary A.Mo Mann Aug 7, 1840 Jan 2, 1929 H.B Morgan 1869-1932 0 Florence To Mann Wife of HoBo Mann 1862-1938 Archibald Go Mann Stone Broken Georgie L o Perkins Aug 17, 1870 Jan 14, 1933 Harry Preston Scruggs Son of C.H. & LoBo Scruggs Dec 3, 1888 Oct 31, 1937 John Lo Boswell CSA Aug 26, 1837 Nov 14, 1899 Ira B. Griffith Wife of J.B. Griffith June 2, 1869 Oct 24, 1891 Elizabeth Ao Boswell Wife of J.L. Boswell Dec 9, 1844 Apr 7, 1899 Gertrude Gold Griffith Dauo of JoBo & B.B. Griffith Apr 8, 1898 June 19, 1898 Virginia R. Helmintoler Wife of PoC• Helmintoler June 26, 1876 June 19, 1897 Mamie Shelton Griffith Dau. of J.B. & BoBo Griffith Apr 28, 1900-0ct 25, 1900 Clarence W. Cave Son of E.L . & MoPo Cave Age 4 Mo 1897 �11.j' FALLING SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Alice Cavendish Mann McCallister Wife of E.T . Mccallister Mar 29, 1841 Oct 18 , 1905 Lilia Kyle Dau of T.D. & AoLo Kyle Dec 4, 1884 Sept 27, 1891 Edmond Warren Kyle Son of T.D. & AoLo Kyle July 15, 1892 Feb 3, 1899 Annie Lo Kyle Wife of Thomas Daggs Kyle Dec. 20, 1857 Apr 12, 1934 Thomas :J o Daggs Mar 12, 1807 Apr 12, 1892 Russell B. Tyree 1864-1927 Susan ·Co Tyree 1886- 1979 Eward James Skelding Nov 5, 1876 Dec 12, 1907 Lucy Skelding Wife of E.J. Skelding July }.6, 1882 Apr 25, 1907 Thomas Daggs Kyle July 31, 1858 Apr 18, 1899 E?asb Johnson Son of W.M. & MoA. Johnson Sep 8 1891 Aug 31, 1899 Jo Galbraith Kyle Apr 26, 1886 June 13, 1973 Larkin F . Tyree Co K 52 VA Inf . CSA Lucinda ·L . Miller Jan 17, 1824 May 8, 1903 Martha Eo Meadows Sept 7, 1899 Aug 23, 1945 Thomas McDevitt Kyle Feb 25, 1888 Jan 16 , 1919 Henry Ao Noel Mar 3, 1845 May 29, 1930 Martha Mo Tyree Wife of L.F . Tyree Aged 83 Yrs Anna Lorena Noel Wife of H.A . Noel Nov 17 , 1865 Dec 2, 1915 -------------------------------·- ----·- ----·- -·- ----·- ----------------------~-·- ------~--~-------------~~-----~~-------------------~---- RESEARCH RIDES: Persons interested in car-pooling to Research Facilities contact Margaret Thompson 989-9402 or write to her at 4528 Wyndale Ave., SW, Roanoke , VA 24018 �114 A FAMILY RECORIB SYSTEM "Happiness is Knowing Where it is" (The following is the outline of the talk presented by Bill R. Linder at The Fifth Annual Genealogical Workshop held on July 17 , 1982 . ) MAIN IDEA: "EVERY'IlUNG HAS A PLACE" GET CONTROL 1 Go through the house and find out what you've got. Make headings on slips of paper and stack item under these headings . Make a working list of the types of items ( s ubjects) you find. GET ORGANIZED: Set up major subj ect classifications . Set up subdivisions as necessary. EXAMpLE: Subject 1st Level Subdivision 2nd Level Subdivisions EXPENSES Insurance Auto Life Medical Make an alphabeti cal list of all subject headings, and under each subject , list subdivisions alphabetically . This list is a guide or index to what is in your paperwork collection. GET FILEDs Label fo l ders to match subject headings and subdivis ions. File papers neatly within folders in orderly fas hion. USE YOUR FILE1 Place your file index at the front of your file. Don't let papers accumulate -- file them. Create new subject and subdivision headings as needed , always addi ng them to your file index. When feasible, use your file for appropriate non-paper items. Use your file for all family paperwork. It is a family " central" file. All papers will flow efficiently to and from it i f you will use i t . Teach your children and your spouse to use your file. Tailor the concept of the family records system to fit your family' s needs. (Editor's note: As Mr. Linder also used s lides, the above was the basis for his lecture. How does the above apply to genealogy -- everyone has �115 the above expenses -- but the needs of each genealogist is different. '.!be beginner will not have as extensive a fi le as the one who has done research longer. As Mr. Linder said start NOW -- on your house file and your genealogical file . Too expensive to buy a file and folders. Start with a cardboard box (paint it, use contact paper to cover it) and the folders -- or manilla envelope makes temporary file folders. You have a friend - or spouse - who works in an office, ask them to save you the old folders that are to be thrown away. I wish I could think of everything that Mr. Linder said -- and it takes me forever to transcribe a tape. We learn a lot -now to put it into practice -- today not tomorrow! !) ================================================================,============ (For those of you who were at the Workshop, we hope that you can find yourself in one of the following pictures.) SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Fifth Annual Genealogical Workshop ....... Welcome and Introduction, Belva M. Counts President, Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society �"An Overview of, and Update on, the National Archives" "Organizing to Produce'' ~ 1~. ; . Bill R. Linder Director of the Central Reference Division of the National Archives and General Chairman of the National Genealogical Conferences in the States �117 "Colonial Germans in the Shenandoah Valley" Peggy Shomo Joyner Certified Genealogist, author, and genealogy instructor at Old Dominion University Norfolk, Va. �..... • .. .... ..---..... , ! .~ ~. ,t ----'~""' l �DOOR PRIZES Everton Publishing Co. Genealogical Books in Print Bill R. Linder Virginia Book Co. �P PORT ION OF 1rl E GPEAT VALLEY Cop y of maps distributed by Mrs . Peggy S Joyner at the Workshop . J ____...... ......_. - ----- I-- -~ '• ••• • •• ( A sketc h ) WES T V AL LEGHANY R G I N A MOUNTAl ~..JS ...__._- oM . .a.o r e S-<r AM&•06 Y'1 .. \.I M A.04 ~ 0flile • .,••• , ..TOfll 609..0N•W'l.I e e OJtANOI A B I RD S - EVE V I EW or T H C S H E N A NDOAH V ALL E Y .sc~lc: ' .... - z e Htt.. .. s John W. Wayland, A History of Shenandoah County Virciria (Strasburg: Shenandoah Publishing House, 1969) , ~ . 4.~ l> z 0 �/:ti SURNAME INDEX The list is set up as fol lows: name and address of person doing the research; the columns are: Surname, given name, location, and dates. Emily LARGE FUHS, 2 5932 Cannel Knolls Drive, Carmel, CA 93923 correction to her list on p 55 , May 1982. STARK (Not Stack) V. Ellen Washington Co . , VA 1760/70-1846 Barbara Blankenshi LOW(E) LAU HENBREE/EMBREE CARROLL BIRD/BYRD SHOOPMAN/SCHUCKMAN ADKINS PHILLIPS BUNCH McGHEE McGHEE COLE COLE PA'ITERSON Michael Mashack Martha William Nicholas John Isaac James John James C Judy Alexander William PATTERSON KING ENGLISH ENGLISH BLANKENSHIP BURLESON CARROLL Robert Robert Nancy William John 'fu:rner Mary Caroline Drury Mrs thia L MUSSELMAN PO Box AIKEN EAKIN Redmond BELL Buchanan BELL Victor BENNETT John Christopher CHAM PE Robert Mason HUTCHISON HUTCHISON Samuel KNIGHT Peter PERSINGER Nancy PRICE Sarah SARVER Sarah Frances Mrs May S Worley, RAMSEY OOVE WITCHER McHANEY/McHENRY SAUNDERS GEORGE REYNOLIB PIC.KERAL DALTON MUSTAIN Pa Scott Co, TN Knox Co,KY/Scott Co/TN d 1852 TN b 1812 Ky md c 18.33 (above) Ky/Tu b c 1801 NC NC/Camp (Scott) TN TN res VA til 1811 Loud, Montg, VA/Camp, 1816-1862 Cam;>., Scott Co, TN NC/Anderson Co,TN ca 1794--1865 SC/Anderson Co, TN b c 1795 SC Anderson, Scott Co, TN b 1792 c 1839 KY PA/VA/TN/ Wayne Co, KY b 1804 TN Anderson, Scott Co, TN d c 1827 TN Anderson Co, TN Aug. Co, VA/Hawkins, Anderson 'IN b 1753 Aug . Co, VA/Sullivan,TN d bef 1799 Aug, VA d 1749 VA d c 1840 'IN VA7Anderson, TN killed by Ind. 1787 Hawkins Co, TN md 29 Oct 1868 Madison Co, NC b c 184.3 Madison Co, NC b c 1800 NC NC/Anderson Co,'IN Stafford VA 22 Botetourt Co, VA Giles Co, VA Craig Co, VA Alleghany Co, VA Giles Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Craig Co, VA Harrison Co, WV Alleghany Co, VA Craig Co, VA Craig Co, VA 4-00 d Aug 1781 1820 ' s 18JO's 1840's md 1802 b 1772 b 1812 1810 ' s 1840 's 1850's 184o's Box 272, Natural Bridge Station, VA 24579 Pittsylvania Co, VA d 1790 Thomas Charles ·co, MD b 27 Nov 1758 William Sr Pittsylvania Co,VA d 1808 William Sr Pittsylvania Co, Va md 8 Nov 1794 Celia Pittsylvania Co, VA md 22 Dec 1829 Amos Pittsylvania Co, VA d 1799 James Pittsylvania Co, VA d Apr 1917 Henry Clay Jane Katherine Pittsylvania Co, VA ? b 29 Sept 1849 Pittsylvania Co, VA md 1 Apr 1782 Molly Mary Polley Pittsylvania Co, VA md 25 Apr 1811 con't �Mrs May W Worley (con't) BRADffi .Ianiel HARPER Frank O'CONNELL James Nancy Jane Jacob Harriet Charles Mary Barba:ra GREEN NICELY CUMMINGS CAMPBELL MORRIS NICELY Mrs La Mona WALDRON PHILLIPS , WALDRON Moses ST CLAIR Mary St CLAIR Ro be rt Sr WALDRON Beverly D MOORMAN Nancy MOORMAN Jacob GROOMS Jonathan Rev War WALDRON Moses Civil War PEARCY Nancy PEARCY Henry GRASS/GROSS Rachel GRASS/GROOS Isaac WALDRON James E COOK Margaret WALDRON Edward D Pearl Ann LONG Rockbridge Co , VA Botetourt Co, VA Rockbridge Co , VA/ILL Rockbridge Co , VA/ILL Rockbridge Co , VA Rockbridge Co, VA Rockbridge Co , VA Rockbridge Co, VA Rockbridge Co ., VA 2402 Sycamore , res Bedford Bedford Co , .Bed.ford Co , Bedford Co, Bedford Co , Bedford Co , London, Eng taxpayer 1782 d c 1894 rnd 4 Jan 1853 md 4 Jan 1853 VA c 1750 md 21 Nov 18J8 md 21 Nov 18J8 md 5 July 1832 md 1J Aug 1807 Wasco, CA 93280 Co b c 1784-1852 VA VA b c 1784-1852 VA VA d 1827 VA b c 1805 - 1886 VA VA b c 1820-1877 VA VA VA md 1800 VA b 1756-1841 VA Bedford Co , VA b c 1827-1904 MO Bed£ord Co , VA Bed£ord Co , res Bedford Co , res Botetourt Co , VA Bedford Co , VA b c 1820-180J(sic) MO b c 1776-1859 VA VA md 1794 VA b 1854-1918 AR b 1856-1941 OK b 1881-1952 CA b 1886-1975 CA 'IN Vichy, Maries Co,MO Freeman Sp , Pope Co,AR Mrs Beverly PFAFF 1 HOLLOWAY HOCKER Mc CARLEY FITZGERALD HARRIS HARBERT/HARBORD 1212 Cox Road 1 John F Samuel Samuel John William Joseph Bailey Kay E Cunningham, BARB 1016 Pleasant Drive, Plattsmouth, Nebraska 68048 Elizabeth Washington Co , VA b 1855 Washington Co, VA b 1830 John Isaac Aug . , Wash. Co, VA 1797-1874 Jacob Jr Shen , Wash, Aug, Cos, VA 1764-1845 Jacob Sr 1708-1819 Ger/Shenandoah Co, VA P Wesley res 1848-1861 Claiboum e Co, TN Thomas res 1780 Roane Co, TN Jacob d 184J Sullivan Co, TN res 1835 Henry Bristol, TN?VA d c 184o's Frederick Bristol, 'IN?VA Nicholas Bountyville, Sullivan Co ,TN d c 1840's 1758-1841 William Tandy Roane Co, TN 1648-1698 Original Westmoreland Co, VA d c 1862 Mary Westmoreland Co, VA F:rancis Richmond/Fairfax Cos, VA 1704-1757 BARB BARB BARB BARB BARNARD CRUMBLISS DROKE LEONARD LEONARD BARGER SENTER BROWNE BUTLER TRIPLETT A::Qtos 1 CA 2200] Pittsylvania Co, VA MD/Mercer Co, KY Jessamine Co, KY Pittsylvania Co, VA Jessamine Co, KY VA/KY/ILL/Iowa b 1813 d 1855 md 1824 KY will pro 1824 will pro 1844 KY md 1809, Mercer KY �/~ Mrs Elbert A Vowell 08 Warwick Road Palatine IL 6006 CAMERON Da.niel Montg Wythe Co , VA GULLION Jane Wythe Co , VA CROCKETT Alexander Jefferson/Anderson Co , 'IN WATKINS Elizabeth 'IN/IN/MO DALTON William Bed.ford/Pitts/Gray. , VA S TURMAN/S TIERMAN Elizabeth Bed.ford/Pitts/Gray. , VA NOSLER Conrad Montg , VA/TN/Owen Co , IN PAIN Sarah Montg VA/'IN/Owen Co , IN WEBB Jacob Franklin Co , VA AUSTIN Mary (Mollie) Franklin Co , VA COCK John Grayson Co, VA GOAD Abraham Richmond Co , VA WARD James Bertie Co , NC JENNINGS Margaret ( Peggy) Pitts/Grayson Co, VA HOWX Adam NC/Lee Co , VA/Owen Co . IN HALE Mary Lee Co VA/Owen Co IN MUSSER Smyth Co VA John SPANGLER Peter Wythe Co VA Ianiel HELT/HELD Smyth Co , VA SOUDERBA.CK Da.niel VA/IN/Adams Co IL Mrs Roy F DODD, ARNOLD BROWN CALLAWAY BRYAN CALLAWAY CHAPMAN CURLE 2 Oak Lane SW , William Ianiel Polly William Joseph Sr Giles Pasco Glen Burnie, Md 21061 Cumberland Bed.ford, Campbell Co Botetourt Co Essex Co Frederick Co Elizabeth City Co will 1774 1748-1795 md 1781 above will 1790 Deed 1700 1744 sold land 1700 elected co officer 1743, processioned l ands in precinct d 1818 d 1700 1779 land transaction will 1784 d c 1752 DAVIS John Louisa Co LEE John Andrew William Henry Elizabeth Col Wm Wi l liam Curle Col William Samu el Sr Campbell Co Nansemond Co Botetourt Co Campbel l Co Bedford Co husband of above Roanoke Co Elizabeth City Co Orange Co (now WV(sic)) MEADE TABLER TATE TILLEY CALLAWAY WILLIAMS WILSON WORTHINGTON 1787- after 1850 md 1 Nov 1808 (above) d 1816 b 1777, md 179J(above) c 1748- 1811 md c 1768 above c 1770-1836 b 1782; md 1801 above res 1760's md 1740's above d after 1787 d 1734 d 1780 md T Phillips c 1767 1786-1851 b c 1790; md above d 1844 1712- 1796 d 1845 1752- 1843 d 1851 will 1713 1686-1739 �QUERIES Jill T. DECKER, 421. F.chols St. SE, Vienna, VA 22180 Looking for parents and info of my gggrandmother, Sabina NUI'TER, m in Monroe Co in 1842 to Silas Foote TAYLOR . Mrs. C . Jeannine SOUTHERS, 695 E Main St. West La..fayette, OH Need info on DUDLEY family of Pulaski and Montgomery Co VA. Stevens DEATHERAGE and had 14 children . James RANSOM m Jane and had 10 children . These two bro came from Surry Co NC ca were their parents? 43845 Wm m Mary Mallory LYON 1827 • Who Mrs. Jeane WALKER MATTHEWS, ll4J8 Seabrook Way, Cypress. CA 90630 Need info on Samuel SHERFEY, b ca 1795, in MD or VA, son of Johannas SHERFEY/SCHERFFIG and Mary KAUFMANN. Samuel m (1) Elizabeth SITZLER, (2) Vinie SHORT; 6 children - John, Andrew, Susan, Catherine, Mary, and Elizabeth, b probably in VA. John SHERFEY m Susan Ernaline HALE, Jan 17, 1839. in Washington Co. TN. Elizabeth SHERFRY m Harvey King CH.ASE. K. H. BR.a.J'NINQ, 267 Oakwood Road Charleston, WV 25314 Need Info on Richard MCCALLIS'1'ER & Thomas MCCALLISTER, maybe bros . Thomas m Mary MICHELL 29 July l8ll,. Monroe Co. Who were their parents? Need info on Elisha Pepper JONES whose father was Thomas JO~~ES and who m Murgaret JOHNSTON, dau of Wm JOHNSTON & Eli:l.a:Jeth HICKS. Rita Sanders 72 Hile Ln . E:.1.::rlewood OH 22 Christopher SA..i.f"DERS (SAill'f0l::RS b . ca 1759 possibly in Louisa Co VA, m Jeane LUCAS 1786 Campbell Co . Ch: Nelly - John (twins) b . 1787. Hem. 1. Betsy CROWLEY 1801, 2 Lucina COX 1842; Lucy (John DANIEL); Eliz Ann (James ASK1'W); Ann (Garret S.M.N:.JERS) • John & Betsy CRO"lLEY ' s Known Ch . b. Evington, VA were: Lfancy (Richard BlTrG'JET'f), William (Mary ST,J~); Elizabeth (John M SCRUGGS); Christopher b. 1820 m. Lucinda LANDESS 1842 in Highlarrl Co. OH; Mary E. (Robert DUNCAl{). Please write if names in your family. Sonya .PURNEI'TE, P. O. Box 4l• Barbourville , KY 4Cf)06 Exe info on Fleming S . BURlfEl''l'E, b 1806 in Russell or Scott Co •. VA, his w Elizabeth; their antecedents and desc . .Also Nimrod & Mary ELAM both b 1798, who had several children b in Russell Co. VA between 1825 & 1844, among them Susannah, Erizaoeth, Nancy, George, John and William. Mrs. Babe M. FUSON, Clio Rou.,e, Box 25 , Williamsburg , KY 40769 Would like names of the wives & children of James M(X)RE, Jr. who lived in Tazewell - Montgomery area and was captured by Indians. Patricia DICKINSON 825 So. Walnut St, St . Albans, WVA 25177 Need names of parents and info on Simon (Simian) HARRIS who was on Ta~ewell Co. VA tax lists 1802-1810 and migrated to Floyd Co . KY, then to Logan Co. VA (now YVA) He is believed to be the same one who m Mary TAYLOR (b ca 1775 NC) in Floyd Co . KY on ll Aug 1811 . �/~ Ethel Ketchum TREGO 4l6 W De troiL Ave, Monmouth, ILL 61462 Joseph Levi K~TCHUM o 1856, d 192.5, ID Martha SAUNDERS 1880, lived Washington Co. VA. P<..:. ren ts were Jacob iCEl'CHUM & Matilda LOGGINS. Need b, d, and m dates and places on r?a rents. His parents James KEI'CHUM & Martha PHILLIPS, had l l children. Need names & other info on all. Will exc info. E. G. ZENDT 6 20 Central Building Peoria, Illinois 61602 Seek inf'o on anc or parents of Israel SMALLWOOD b in VA Oct 3, 1799, m Elizabeth HARGRAVE in Frederick Co. VA on Oct 14, 1822. She d Nov 2, 1845, where? Moved t o Livingston Co. ILL from OH in 1850 's . Israel's father thought to be Hebron SHALL':JOOD. Patricia DICKINSON 825 So. :../alnut St, St. Albans, \NA 25177 '1lere Ericus Siv[[TH & Rosanna PUCKEI'T (ID 20 Aug. 1785 in Washington Co. VA) the parents of Patrick SLITH who ID Lucy FULLER and d in Russell Co VA ca 1814? Did members of the. SMITH family move to Tn with Rosanna's bro John W. PUCKErT when he m his second wife Rhoda LYDA? The name Ericus SMITH is on Russell Co lists from l 785 to 1802. Appears on Campbell Co. TN lists in 1818. Patrick SMITH 1 s sons, Henry <:i.nd ily (Ali) were bin Campbell Co. TN. Arnold Ru ert KEGEL - 1212 2 th Ave SE Everette WA 820 Seek any scrap of i11.fo on the CONNELY (CONLEY,CONOLY families of SW VA and NW North Ca rolina in l 720-1850 era from local histories, tombstone readings, diaries, Militia Public or private records . Known members: James (Montgomery l740-50), Thomas, John, James, Henry, Da vid (Montgomery 1770-1800), John, Henry (Wilkes, Ashe , 1JC l 78J- 18l0) Exch and reinburse expenses. Mrs. W. B. PARSLH:Y 10908 Melton View Lane, Knoxville, TN 37921 Need info about ancestors of Henry & Catherine GRIMES who moved from Washington Co VA to Dickson Co TN 8eforel8l0. Children were: Eleanor m 1793 Washington Co . VA Jo seph BRADEN, J a cob F ., Nancy m 1792 Washington Co. VA George MOORE, John b l 775, m Magery CARMA.CK, Elizabeth m ca 1800 Wushington Co. VA John Benham, Jr., Isaac Gore b l 789 m Charlo tte LATANE MONTAGUE,. Mary b ca 1780, m S urnuel GRIGG,. Rebecca m Wm Morris. Elizabeth Mus e SEELBACH, P . 0. Box 54. Farmersville, IL 62533 Would like to locc:Ie burial pla ce of Thomas MUSE b 1757, d 1832 in Pittsylvania Co . Also burial pla ce of Nancy ann WRENN MUSE (Mrs. Thomas MUSE) b ? , d after l832 in Pittsylvania Co . Also burial place of Issac STONE, probably in same county . Bill PORTER, H-J, Box 279. Coeburn, VA 24230 George '.-iELI..S b 18(;2 Grayson Co. VA, m Mary Polly DiliIThl.S 29 Sept 1829 . b in Bedford Co. ifoeci paronts of uoth. Will exchange info. Polly Doris A. Sanders l909 uni.on Avenue HE Renton, WA 98056 Need parent's names of Jonat h :in (John) H.EED b Montgomery Co VA 12 May 1777, m Re be cca C ON1JE}1:. l2 Dec l 779, d 24 Aug 181~8 in Wabash Co. HJ!). �Elizabeth A. i LOYD, 5001 Indian Island Dr . , Heed , CA 96094 Was Catherine l..iH.EYJ:jI LL who ill Pe te r ZELL, 5 Sept 1818, in Botetourt Co t he dau of Daniel. GRAYBILL \.,rho was in Botetou rt Co in the 1820 census? Need ;:,he parents of Elizabeth t\L~:lER wh J m Daniel GREYBI LL in Franklin Co VA ca 1794. Mrs. La Mona ''WALDRON" PHILLIPS 2 02 S camore Wasco CA 280 JeE:::d L1fo on Moses ~~ALDROA who m Ma ry Polly) ST CLAIN in Botetourt Co VA, res in Bedford Co. VA. Known chiluren: Ann Ma riah, Be ver ly D., Samuel, Joshua, Lucinda Jane. Are there others? Would like d dates on Moses & Mary . Who was Moses' father , was it Benj amin, Sr. 1.hLDRON d in Bedford Co. VA . A:ny i nfo which would leed me to my English anceste r s \·JOuld be appre cia ted. Rodger A. JEN~U NGS, Rt 1, Box 4l3 Woodlawn. VA 24381 Sept, 1801 John KEN.IY and wife Eleanor bought 940 acres for $3 000 . 00 in Grayson Co. VA. Children a re : 1,Jm ( b ca 1765), Eli zabe th, Margaret, J a nd. and Elea110r. A 1913 reference says "they came from Frederick Co. VA. Eleanor may be his second wife . Mrs. Grace Dyer .Mi:.:LLl.,.l-JDE.R. 2705 Newton St. Silver Spring, MD 20902 Am working on a comprehensive his tory of the Dye r f a mily of the middle South states of VA, WVA, KY, Tn, and NC. Wish to contact a nyone reaea rching t his family preferably in time period previous to 1850. ~nes B. PEARLMAN 2001 North Westwood Avenue Santa Ana , CA 92706 Will excharlbe info on the GOODWIN f arnily and their WHITE & MITCHELL connections in SW Virginia. Nancy GOODWIN, dau of Micajah & Elizabeth (BURFORD) GOODWIN, m Benjamin H. WHITE 10 July l 787 .Amherst Co. VA. Nancy 's sis, Spicey GOODWIN m Archelaus MITCHELL, Jr., 7 March 1791 Campbell Co. VA . Who were Benjamin's parents & Archelaus' mother? Rose E. LAMON, 4214 NE Q.st St, Vancouver, WA 98661 Want info regarding Jo11athan R1CHARDSON, who made will Bedford Co. VA 1773, and name of lst wife. They had son Joseph . Want birth date of wife and childr of Joseph. Postage retu rned Son a K. BURNEI'TE P . 0. Box Ba rbourville KY 06 Need info on Fleming S. BU&'JEI'T BAR.JEI'T b. 1806 Russell Co. VA, m Elizabeth. They lived 1830-1840 in Scott Co . VA, 1850 Lee Co. VA and 1860-1880 in Laurel Co . KY . He d in Rockcastle Co. KY 1881 . Please helpl Hel.en L. DOUGLAS. 205 North N, Duncan, OK 73533 Need info on Joseph BISHOP b. 1715. Where born? When & where died? M Sarah Bouton who was b . 1722. Where born? When & where died? Their children : Matthew, b 174).; Stephen, b 1743 ; Waitstill, b 1746; Sarah, b 1748; Jonathan, b 1749; Rachel bapti~ed 1758; Levi, James, Joseph bapti~ed 1764 . Where were t he children born? Margaret R. PRICE, 1621. Exe ter .Rd. 1..Jestminister, MD 2ll57 Seeking inf'o on Benjamin WALLACE (WALLIS ) b. 4 Nov. 1752, NC (?), d 24 Aug �l838, Indiana, m Mary ? 5 Aug 1773 probably Caswell Co. i'lC. Applied for Revo. War Pension from Lee Co. VA in 1834. May have lived Washington Co. VA l8l0 - l 820. Ch: Jum, Da vid B., William, Ma.ry, John, Sarah, Zebulun, Ruth, Benjamin, Jean (Ja ne) , Jospeh, Polly. Where die Jean (Jane) m William BLACK in 1 8l3? Wh o were his parents? Mrs. Eliz.abeth R. FOGARI'Y - 405 Vermont - McAllen TX 78501 Seeking a ncestors, parents, bros & sisters of Adam SHAVER, b 1790, Wythe Co . VA. M. Rosann.a VAUGHl' in l8ll or 1812. Parents of 9 children. Aline R. WADE - 1..4224 Hi-wood Drive - Rockville, MD 20850 Need parents and bros and sisters of Andrew Silas RATCLIFF ( RATLIFF), b. July 20, 1841 in SW VA possibly Wythe Co . D. December 26, 1881. Buried at Peppers Ferry, VA. M. Eliza Ann Robertson Aug 8, 1866 . Rev. Daniel Ewing officiated. Agnes J. RUDBERG - 5801 Widing Ridge Dr. San Antonio, TX 78239 Need info on Richard RATCLIFF, b. 1820 in VA. Lived Logan Co (Mingo Co. WV in 1895), d. 1894-1900. Wife Elizabeth (Betsy), dau of Wm & Hannah (Clevenger) CLINE . Childr: Nancy, Mary, Martha, Wm, Suzannah. Who were his parents, brothers, sisters? Where was he born and living before 1850? Mrs. Allen E. FUHS, 25932 C<.i. rmel Knolls Dr. Cannel, CA 93923 Need names of lst wife & parents of William RUSSELL, Sr., d. before May, l 79 5, when will ( dated i. 792) proved in Guilford Co. NC. Will names 2nd wife Elenor (CRCSS) and ch. Wm, John (lat:.er in Lee Co. VA), James, David, Alexander ( t o Rockingham Co. NC), .Elizabeth DOWNEY (m. William ? ) and Martha MAXELL (m. James). KaY E. CU.WINGHAM, 10l6 Pleasant Dr. Plattsmouth·, .. Nsoraska 68048 Need info on Nicholas BARGER & Nancy SLOAN, parents of Elizabeth BARGER, "Who m Henry LEONARD. Their dau Eliza Jane b. March 4, 1835. Nancy and Nicholas BARGER were members of the Presbyterian Church & are buried in the churchyard in Blountville, Sullivan Co. TN. Susan MA.l'-l"OLAKO.S, l05 Hillcrest Rd. Syracuse, NY 13224 Need clues or connections amoung the following MOORES & r~C'1ANIELS : Ef.farilla (Ef.fa El.la) MOORE b. ca 1765 VA or NC, dau of Wm- Sterling (Starling) MOORE or Sterling;..Wm MOORE 0£' VA & Montgomery Co. NC. She had illegitimate sone Allen MOORE b. 1800, Montgomery Co. NC and came in that year to Lee Co .VA, remaining until 1816 when she moved to Breathitt or Clay Co . VA, supposedly with the DEATON family also possibly from Montgomery Co . NC • Father of Allen was supposedly naned MORRIS. Sferling or Starling MCDANIEL (MCDONALD) m Margaret MOORE 1829 Montgomery Co. VA. May have lived in both Montgomery Co. VA and NC as well as possibly Rowan or Stanley Co. NC . Was named executor in will of Willial.11 MOORE, possibly the Wm namd above who wrote will 1801 or. 07 in Rowan Co . NC. In this will, Sterling McDA.J.\SIEL was referred to as son-in law. Thomas MOORE, father of Benjamin, father of David MOORE b. 1776 Henry Co. VA, later lived Lee Co. VA . Need other descendants of Thomas & Benjamin. �Sterling or Starlin5 MOOhE (son of John) m. &n~ah EDWARDS l 788 Brunswick Co· VA with Jesse BRASWELL, bond. Sterling or Starlin6 MOORE (the same or another?) lived Rowan Co. NC 1799-1816. Wilkes Co. NC 1816 until death after 18J6. Sterling MOORE m. Elizabeth HOLLAND 1824 \fashington Co. TN, Wil _iam GILLESPIE, bond . Hester (Hetty) LA.HUS, dau of Jacob LA.HUS m Phillip COLE l808 Botetourt Co. VA. Phillip COLE was son of John COLE & Catherine BRYAN of Botetourt. Mrs. John A. PENROSE, 17609 East 19th Terrace Ct . S, Independence,MO 64057 Seeking info on Ccrnelius BANDY. Believed to be bro of Samuel BANDY OF Bedford Co. VA . Cornelius m Sally BARTON in 1838 in Bedford Co. VA. Sally was dau of David BARTON. Seeking desc of Cornelius BANDY. Mrs. John A. Penrose, 17609 East 19th Terrace Ct. S ., Independence , Mo 64057 Seeking info on my gggfather, Richard Hasten BANDY. He was b 3 March 1830 in Bedford Co . VA. Rem Mary Elizabeth WILLIAMS . She was b on 18 June, 1836. S he was the dau of Sarah. Believe Richard ' s middle name "Hasten" to be a surname . Does anyone know name? Donald FORTUNE, 9062 Janet Court, St. Louis, MO 63114 Need info on family of Benjamin S. FORTUNE - lived in Lynchburg , VA 1858-61. One son, Edward Wesley FORTUNE, b 1 May i8ss, VA?, md Maria Louisa WORSHAM in Bedford or Pulaski Co. 1858 - came to MO in 1858 to M. Louisa ' s parents William & Elizabeth WORSHAM who had land grant in Dent Co. , MO. E. W. FORTUNE had a bro Joel - Bedford Co., sis laura in Lynchburg in 1871, 16 yrs. Rosemary B. DODD, 2 Oak Lane SW, Glen Burnie , Md 21061 Need info rep of Ianiel BROWN (1748- 1795) md Polly CALLAWAY, dau Col. James & Sarah TATE CALLAWAY, 1781 in Bedford Co., d Campbell Co. Was surgeon in Rev. War. Need p of Capt. John Lee (1748-1818 d Campbell Co ). Wife ?Tabitha. Dau Patty md John ARNOLD. Genevieve B McDANIEL, Rt 2 Box 22, Hurricane, WV 25526 Eager to correspond with desc of Nathaniel MASON and his wife Delia BELL, of Franklin Co, Va . Peter & Ella migrated to Putnam Co, WV ca 1884. 2 of their ch remained in Va: Delia lived in Roanoke and Media (John DEMETRIUS) lived at Shawsville . The MASON children were Bill, Minnie, Etta and perhaps others. -------------~------~--------~------------~----------- --- ---------~-----------------~----~------~------- ---- IN MEMORY Elliott M. Ramsey Roanoke, Virginia We wil l greatly miss Mr. Ramsey as he was one of our charter members . ==:===========================-~----=-==----~~---========= �Rosemary B. DODD, 2 Oak Lane, SW, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Need inf'o re parents of William WILLIAMS and verification of marriage to Mary CUR.LE. Their son was William Curle WILLIAMS of Salem. Where did William WILLIAMS live? Marion CAMERON VOWELL, 508 Warwick Road , Palatine, ll 60067 Ia.vid & Elizabeth (HE.r:x:;ES?) CROCKETT were massacred by Indians, Hawkins Co, 'IN, 1777. McClung Library, Knoxville, TN, a typewritten sheet, in Crockett folder gives inf'o: "In 1778 Will iam CROCKETT entered Land in the name of Alexander and James CROCKETT, orphans of Ds.vid CROCKETT, deceased." Does anyone know anything about this record? Beverl PFAFF 1 1 Cox Road A tos Ca. John HARBERT HARBORD, b ca 174?, Va, md ca Va to Mary BAILEY; d 1808 Mercer Co, Ky. Was John the son of Mathew HARBERT of Henrico Co, Va? Was Mary BAILEY the daughter of Joseph Bailey Jr. of Henrico Co, Va? . Mary MULLANIX, PO Box 474, Imperial, NE 69033 Need info re p & gp, birthplace & date of a Henry BISHOP, b c 1813 Va, d 1880 Putnam Co, MO; md 18J0-1 pmd?. Wife Mary Ann------?, b c 1811, Ky, d 1898 Putnam Co, Mo. They were in IN c 1831 -- 5 ch bIN; in Clark Co, IL ca 1840- 5?; in Putnam Co , MO by 1860. , Ch: Nancy, John, Uriah, Samuel, Barbara, Leonard, Levi (b 184.3, Clark Co , IL), Henry , Hannah b 1848 c, not in 1860 census.) Mrs. James TURNER, 22257 Panama, Warren, MI. 48091 Would like to exchange info on these sunia.mes: BENTON, BREEDING, CALLAHAN, CHILDRESS, FINNEY, FUGATE, GABBERT (GABEHART), HUNSECKER (HUNSAKER). JETT, OAKS, PETERS, ROBER'IS, SPENCER, SHORT , STOVER, STAMPER, TURNER, WIATT (WYATT). Miss Ruth SCOTT, 2532 Third Ave., Huntington, WV 25703 Need inf'o on Jesse ADAMS, b 1803 Lynchburg, lived Giles Co until 1845. Edward ROSE, Montgomery Co, Va or any of the ROSE family of that Cty . Col John SMITH of the Rev Guy Smith family who lived at Abingdon Parish but Col. John Smith - Bedford Co and the Pockett in Pittsylvania Co. LUCAS or HALE of Montgomery Co. Velma TOWER, Elmore City, Okla 73037 Need info on Benjamin HARRISON, b c 1854-8 & in Ark as a ch - where was he living? Info on Thomas HARRISON living Prairie Co, Ark, 1850 - others in house: Catherine 35, Parmelia & Jesse HARRISON & Ephraim SUTton. 'Ihomas b Va & gunsmith. Ephraim b Ind. Juanita SIGMON HALSTEAD 6 Saunders Addition Scott De ot WV 2 60 Peter SICKMAN, Sr (SICKMOUNT SIGMOND SIGMON(D)) ca 1745-18.37 of Franklin Co , VA. Have ms on SIGMONS OF VIRGINIA - accounted for aJ.l 1.3 of his ch and much data on them. Need data on Susannah SIGMON md James MOORE 28 Oct 1818 , ch William, Abraham, Frances (md Wm. RATLIFF), Isaac, John, Mary, Catherine (md Charles SMITH). Elizabeth SIGMON md Isaac SHIVELY 28 Nov 1831 (his 2nd wife ) Ch ? - Eliz. d young. Sarah SIGMON md Lewis HALE 20 Nov 1840 (dau by Peter 's 2nd wife, Catherine (nee NOSSEMAN) WILLIS). Mary SIGMON md William SHIVELY. Please help me fill in the blanks on the families . �I ~t> BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts PIONEERS ON THE WES'IERN WA'IERS by Theodosia Wells Barrett Indians lived in adjacent areas when the long hunters came to the northeastern section of Russell County, Virginiar an area the Indians called "Middle Ground". It was the crossroads of several tribes of Indians who inhabited the surrounding areas and met in the secluded forest retreat at regular intervals to hold conferences and engage in hunting parties . 'Ihe beautiful Indian name for Clinch River was Pellissippi , which means Son of waters . About the year 1769 Thomas Witten and a few other families settled at Crab Orchard on the headwaters on the Clinch River now in Tazewell County. About the time the Upper Clinch settlements were made , Jacob Castle left his home in Rockbridge County and wandered through the wilderness until he reached Lower Clinch Valley, where he traded a big knife to a band of Indians for a large tract of land which was called "Castles Woods" and later changed to Cas tlewood. He stayed here for a short time , trading his land to another tribe and resumed his wanderings. Permanent settlers began to arrive in Castles Woods, among them were Charles Bickley, James .Bush, Archelous Dickenson, Henry Dickenson , William Fraley, Hen:ry Hamblin, Je-rry Harold, Richard Long, Henry Neece, James Osborne, Simon Oscher , Samuel Porter, William Ritchie, William Robertson , and William Russ ell. Settlers kept coming into Clinch Valley. By an act of the Virginia Legislature January 6, 1786, Washington County was divided into two counties . The new county was Russell County, honoring General William Russell. The first court was held in the home of William Robinson September 18 , 1787. On September 19, 1787 the court convened in the new court house at Henry Dickenson's plantation. It was a log structure, twenty feet by twenty feet, a wood floor, benches and a rustic bar. Henry Dickenson was the first clerk of the court. Mid-Clinch Valley settlers began to arrive . Names as, Bal l, Elam, Fletcher, Griffith, Honaker, Horton, Kendrick, Patrick, Sword , 'lhompson , Vance , Wells and Wilson were some of them. Old family photos, homes and scenes of earl y towns are included. Brief biographies are included of some notabl e citizens named Boyd , Dye, Elkins , Ford, Griffith, Hartsock, Hess, Lockhart 1 Mays Newberry, Spear, Whited and others. A gift copy from the author has b~en placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library, Roanoke , Virginia . The book has 116 pages and a soft cover. The price of the book is $6. 00 and may be ordered from Mrs. Theodosia W. Barrett J5 Palmas Drive, F.dgewater, Fl orida J20J2. , �/JI CHURCH RECORD FROM WOLF CREEK, GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA This is the Jou:rnal of the Christian Church on Wolf Creek, Giles County , Virginia. The beginning of the Christian Church in Giles County was on December 20, 1818, by Joseph Thomas, Elder of the Christian Church, with Landon Duncan and Thomas Kirk, ministers in the Baptist Society. · 'lbe records says 12 males, 21 females, 28 blacks, J dead, 7 joined. These records were from 1820-1829. The names of the. members of the Christian Church of Wolf Creek, Oct ober J, 1824 were: Elder Landon Duncan, John French, Jeremiah Jones, Susan French (dead), Elizabeth French, Elizabeth Pennington, Jane Garrison (died in July 18~5), Polly Straley, celia McDaniel, Harry ( a servant), Henrietta (a servant), John Jones, Susanna Jones, Vincent Hale (dead), John Hale, Abraham Garretson, Rachel Jones, Nancy Conley, Elizabeth McKinny. The original manuscript was written with a quill pen by Landon Duncan himself and is in the possession of Dr. O. s. Hare, Bluefield, WV. This document was sent SwVGS by James L Emerson, 3162 Madeira Ave., Costa Rica, CA 92626. It has been placed in the Virginia, Roanoke City Public Library . (by Belva M Counts) ... M M MM* MM MM >E Ml IHE *****************llf-*********#-********lt# )( MlE ***~~ BURTON Is BOTETOURT BOOKS Botetourt Botetourt Botetourt Botetourt County, County, County, County, ~Botetourt County, *Botetourt County, $Botetourt County, i i Virginia, Virginia, Virginia, Virginia, Virginia, Virginia, Virginia, I'IS MEN 1770-1777 •.. .. ... ............ $ 6.00 I'IS MEN 1780-1786 .. ................... $ 6.oo 1785 ENUMERATION •. .. .. ......... . .... •. $ 6.00 1820 CENSUS , ALPHABETIZED ..... .... .... $ 6.oo 1850 CENSUS with index .•• ... .......• · . $12.50 EARLY SETTLERS .. .... ...•......... . ... . $2).00 CHILD.RE:N' ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • $35 •00 also this COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1850 CENSUS with index •. . •.. ....•• ... $12 .50 MONTGOMERY prices include State Tax and postage Charles T. Burton, Genealogist Rt 2 Box 191 Troutville, VA 24175 *i ii ************************* )! )( lE M****ll M lE ll lElE lE lE lE )()( ll llll*ll)(ll)(lE )(lEll****lfllll Mlf MlElElE****** i i I = $ i $ $ j �BOOK REVIEWS by Belva Counts RUSSELL COUNTY - A CONFERA 'IE BREADBASJ<ET by Theodosia Wells Barrett Russell County's role in the WAR BE'IWEEN THE STATES was unique. Not a single full company of Union soldiers invaded the county during the war years. There are no memorial battlefields as in many other parts of Virginia. Russ.ell County soldiers fought, died, and were left on numerous battlefields in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and other areas . The County played a vital role as a Confederate breadbasket and supplier of horses, clothing, and other essentials to the war. At least 1450 were soldiers, others in the local militia and Horne Guards. Many women were left to manage their homes when the men went to war. Stories and pictures are included of Cynthia Hurt Barrett, Amanda Richardson, and Mahala Kiser Sutherland. · Mrs. Wells lists her source materials (books, court and census records). Her most unusual find was the Muster Roll of Captain Simeon Hunt which reached her by way of a flea market in North Carolina. This Muster Roll, consisting of 12 officers and 74 privates, is listed. They were called the NEWGARDEN FEARNO'IS and was a part of the 1st Regiment of Virginia Volunteers. Slavery in Russell County is reviewed and the slave population in the Russell County Census of 1820 is included. Pictures are included of Lt. James H. Barrett, Mace Emmette Duff, Christopher C. (Kit) Richardson, C.L. Samples, (Rebel) Robert D. Silva, age 100, (Yankee) Andrew J. Kiser, age 97, and Captain Bimeon Hunt. A group picture of Confederate soldiers at Honaker (Russell Co.) in 1922 with Capt. J. W. Baus ell. The book has a hard cover, 144 pages and may be ordered from the author, Mrs. Theodosia W. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 6, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource Floyd County Legislative Petition, 1852; Montgomery County Death Records, 1924-1938; Craig County Death Register, 1864-1869; Campbell County Marriage Register, selected page, 1787-1849; Gautier Cemetery Survey; Eaton's Chapel Cemetery Survey; Draper Family Bible Records; Falling Spring Presbyterian Church Cemetery Survey. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Send books to be reviewed tot Mrs Oren R Counts, 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke, Va. 24019. ================================~======================================== .;. f �A P P A 1 ACHI AN VIRGINIA N0 TE S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY , INC . ============================-===========-====-======================-======= Volume VI - Number 2 - May 1982 CONTENTS The President's Message 41a Heraldry, the Art And Science of Bearing Arms 41 Report of Cases of the Supreme Court of Appeals 43 of Virginia Surname Index 53 Marriage Records, Craig County, Virginia Queries 63 76 BJ 85 87 Book Reviews Exchange Quarterlies Genealogical Workshop ========~==========================================-=========:=========== MEETINGS While the addition is being built on the central Roanoke City Public City Library, our meetings are being held at the Jefferson Street ~aptist Church, 19 Albemarle Ave . SE, Roanoke, Va, on the third Saturday at 1130 pm , unless other noted. May 15 June 19 July 17 August 21 September 18 Field trip to Henry County, Virginia Hugh E. Gwin - Bath County (President of Bath County National Bank in Hot Springs; President of the George Washington Cleek Chapter of the S.A . R. in Bath County; past President of the Bath County Historical Society.) Genealogical Workshop John P. Alderman - Carroll County, Virginia (United States Attorney James Presgrave - Smyth CoUi'lty, Virginia and Its People. ======================================================================== �41a 'THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Make your plans now to attend our annual workshop of July 17, 1982 . will be TWO EXCELLENT SPEAKERS. There Bill R. Linder of Vienna, Virginia, is director of the Central Reference Division of the National Archives and General Chairman of the National Genealogical Conferences in the States . He is the author of the book , How To Trace Your Family Tree . -Peggy S. Joyner (Mrs. Douglas) of Portsmouth, Virginia , a certified genealogist, has published two genealogy books and is a genealogy instructor at Old Dominion University in Norfolk. Her special interest is early German records of Pennsylvania , Maryland and Valley of Virginia . The membership chairman reported a total of 535 members in our society on March 20. Our regular monthly meeting will be held at the Jefferson Street Baptist Church until the constzuction work has been completed at the Roanoke City Public Library . John Bullock , Art Instructor at Salem High School , was the speaker at the March meeting . His subject was "Heraldry . " Mr. 0 . E. Pilson of Ridgeway , Va., will be our speaker April 17. His subject will be genealogy sources , some families and interesting cemetery searches in Henry and Patrick caunties . Mrs. Fowler (Babe) will be attending a Virginia Genealogical Society Spring Conference in Richmond on April 16 and 17 . We look forward to her report. Belva M. Counts , President . //Y J/Vlf'{}li T Jl-/Y/ I �41 HERALDRY, THE ART AND SCIENCE OF BEARING ARMS contributed by John F Bullock, Jr . "Azure a chevron argent between three mullets of the second. " That is the everyday language of the heraldic artist , the artist who special izes in HERALDRY , THE ART AND SCI ENCE OF BEARING ARMS . This language i s descended from an archaic French which , in this case , descri bes a coat of anns of the Hilliard family . In translation , this describes a blue shield with a silver chevron between three silver star-shaped figures . The chevron takes its shape from an ancient roof-tree and is frequently borne by those who have buil t fortresses or churches, and the star-shaped figures refer to the rowel of a knight's spu r. In heraldry colors a s well as figures have a significance . In this case, blue denotes truth, loyalty and patriotism , while silver i s symbolic of purity, peace and sincerity . There are five basic colors used in heraldry. They are red, bl ue , green, bl ack and purple. In addition to these basic colors, the metals silver and gold are also used . The color of some charges or objects found on arms is described as "proper." This means that they a re shown in their natural or normal colors . In British heraldry especially, most coats of arms consist of at least one of the five basic colors and one metal, displaying either a colored object on a metallic background or a metal~ ic object on a colored background. The main reason for this is that the shields were then easier to see, thus allowing the knight , dressed in full combat regal ia, easy recognition by both his enemies and fri ends . Otherwise , covered from head to tow with a sui t of armor and helmet, the knight could never be identified. The term "coat of arms " very logically derived from a fabric coat or cloak the knight wore over his suit of armor . This coat displayed the same figures and colors shown on the knight ' s shield. It served both to identify the knight and to protect his anr.or from the hot sun and cold weather. The coa t of arms as we display it today consists of the shield , the helmet, the crest, motto and lambrequin or mantling . Some are shown with animals or other figu res on each side of the shield supporting it. 'Ihe mantling the design shown around the helmet and shield - represents the mantle or cloth-covering the knight wore falling from his helmet around his neck and shoulders. This also helped to protect his metal helmet from the hot sun and cold wind. The inside of the mantle is s hown as the primary metal of the s hield and the outside is shown as the primary color (being the cloth) of the shield. The divisions seen i n the mantle represent the cuts and slashes the kni ght received in his mantle from his enemy ' s sword. Who has the right to display coat armor? Technically, the countries where arms are ac tually granted, only the person to whom the arms was granted and his direct heirs could bear the arms . Since Americans cannot be granted arms by our g overnment, we, in a manner of speaking, "adopt" the anns from �42 a known ancestor who had been granted an arms. Ii1 this case, one should have evidence of his family's connection to the original bearer of the arms . There are books that list American families which are directly descended from those Europeans who were granted arms . Heraldry, in one sense , dates back to the dawn of the history of man , f or when the first primitive man marked his crudely-made shield in such a way as to identify himself, heraldry was born. But the science of heraldry never reached its peak until the Middle Ages , especially during the Crusades (from 1096 to about 150 years thereafter), when thousands of European knights, footsoldiers , churchmen, and even kings, joined ranks to go to the Holy Land to rescue it from the infidel Saracens who had occupied it. The French were primarily responsible for establishing the science of coat armor. Even today the descriptions of arms from which heraldic artists work, though in English, have retained the original sentence structure and many - new archaic - French words. One outstanding continental European authority on coats of arms i s J.B. Rietstap, while Sir Bernard Burke is one of the authorities on British arms, Some other authorities on heraldry are: Fairbairn, DeBrett, Wade, Boutell, Scott-Giles, Bolton, Crozier. While the majority of continental arms were granted to royalty and the aristocracy, the British granted arms to nobility and commoner alike . An interesting story, whether true or 1not, tells of a farmer working in his fields one day. He suddenly· heard a lady's screams for help coming from the direction of a nearby stream. Upon arriving at the edge of the stream, he discovered a lady rider who, while crossing the stream, had been thrown from her horse into the water. In order to save her from drowning, he dashed into the water, grasped her by her riding girdle or belt und began to pull her from the water. In fear and desperation , she screamed to him, "Hold fast, hold fast!" while he pulled her to the bank and safety . Since she was a lady of noble birth and from a family of high standing and influence, as a reward for saving her life, he was granted a coat of arms bearing three buckles representing the buckles on her riding girdle and a motto quoting, "Hold fast!" Many coats of arms have a story behind them , and often, wherever possible, display figures making a play on the family name, such as the three bulls ' heads on my own family coat of arms . Heraldry is both a fascinating and revealing art and science. * Where did that man come from? back? These would include the a mountain or around it? More wide· or deep, he would go down * * * * Have you followed the migrations routes roads and rivers ,, Would he have gone over than likely around it. If the river was the river and not try to cross it. �4J REPORT OF CASES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA by William Munford Vol. II New York 1814 page number March 11, 1811 1 Kincaid agnst Cunningham: Judgment at law obtained by Andrew Donnally (for Walter Cunningham) agst Thos Kincaid • • . Augusta County Court . . . Action founded on"" alleged warranty by Kincaid (called Spring Lick) purchased of Jacob Persinger, who claimed it by virtue of a settlement made by Christian Saunders .•.. * to Kincaid 10 Jan 1777 .... . Kincaid assigned to Ik>nnally •.... who 5 Feb. 1777 assigned to W. Cunningham .. .. . land in the County of Greenbrier (*Persinger to Kincaid) ...... affidavits of Lavid Stephenson, Joseph Bell and James Bratton (3 of the arbitrators) .. . .. . Benjamin Strother . .. .. survey for Greenbrier Company 1751 ... ; . .. . 10 Kirtley agst Deck & others: Apl 25 , 1811 at Staunton •.• St. Clair Kirtley agst Michael Deck, John Munger Jr & Catharine, lli.s wife, Martha Munger, Chas Deck & Christian Deck • • • • •• for conspiracy, malicious prosecution .... .. . Catharine Munger on 6 Nov 1799, agst plantiff before Layton Yancey, JP of Rockingham County •.... .•. .. forcible attempt to have Can1al knowledge of her body .... .•• • 19 Nov 1799 Kirtley found not guilty •. ... .. The suit abated by death of John Munger Jr .. 24 Catlett & others (Justices of King William County) agst Carter's Executors: Catlett for benefit of John D Watkins ad.m 'r de Bonis non of John Watkins, dec'd • . ... debt ...•• Williamsburg Court agst Chas Carter & Wm D Claiborne, obligors on bond given by Judith Browne, adm'x of William B Browne, 'dec'd •.. . ... .. J. Browne not paying to William Clayton , in his life, ex 'r of John Watkins •.... ; judgment in Williamsburg Court 1795 ..... Mrs Judith Browne died .•• her estate •• made Oct 1802 ... . . March, 1811 31 The Audi tor of Public Accts (in behalf of The Commonwealth) agst Nicholas: court of Dinwiddie. 34 Flournoy ' s Ex ' rs against Holcomb. J6 Hansbrough agst Baylor: •.... debt •..•• John Baylor agnst Peter Hansbrough •..... Thomas R Rootes, esq . .. . . :. 1801 •...• 40 King agst Newman: • •.. Henry Newman & William King ••••• land in Wythe Co ...... ca 178J George Peery obtained certificate for land (135 acres). . . . . in Montgomery County (now Wythe) ••••• 1786 purcrased by Newman, who living on the land & contested Peery's right • .. ... March 28, 1811 42 Goodwin & othexs, Ex'rs, Widow & devisees of Matthew Mayes» dec'd agst Miller & others: •. . . Richmond district ..... (Notes see end of article for locations of book(s)) �March 25 , 1811 43 40 Heffner agst Miller & others: Staunton Court . . ... John Codery, the elder, 1752 .. ... land in Frederick County •. . ... died before he obtained grant , leaving widow and one son .••.. Widow married Boon . . .. . . 1772 she returned to Frederick and son still , an infant (under 21) • . .. . she still married • •. she Hannah Boon • . . . husband George Boon .. son John Codery •.. .. ..... . March 22 , 1811 McRea agst Brown: Appeal from Court held 22 May 1804 at Haymarket ••.• judgment from Common Court of King William 8 June 1804 . .. .. . Braxton's Adm'r agst Hilyard: Debt in district court of King & Queen County 21Jan1783 ...... George Braxton .. . •. to Anthony Thointon, ex'r Walter Taliaferro ••... Robert Pollard .... . . Joseph Hilyard. ... .• . . Mary Braxton, adm'x of George Braxton •. . .. . Carter Braxton (dec'd) • • . . .. .. Mrs Elizabeth Braxton, mother of George, lately dec'd •. . .. . . George bani 17 Sept 1762 • ... . , Elizabeth Braxton widow of Carter Braxton . . . . . . . . . 53 88 March 1811 Hatfield agst Jameson: from appeal Richmond district . .... . County Court of Fairfax (Mch 1796) .• . freight charges and ships •. . •. Robert Brown Jameson and Samuel Montgomery Brown, merchants .••• •. Joseph Hatfield (residing out of state), his lawyer James Bar:ry . ..... . Josiah Watson, Jonah Thompson ... .. . . . . . Waller's Ex'rs agst Ellis & others: Argued Oct 1809 •... debt . •. • . . John Ellis and Mary (Fleming) wife, Susannah (Fleming) Lewis, coheiresses, in parcenary, of Jot:n Fleming, jun, dec ' d, who was heir of John Fleming dec'd • .... . John Fleming (Sr) on May 1760 in the parish of abingdon •.. . . . .. 5 March 1811 105 Clay agst Williams & others and the same agst the same: from Richmond district 16 May 1804, .• , ,. Matthew Clay & Mary his wife agst Sarah Williams, ex'x of Joseph Williams & adm ' x of Robert Williams & others ••... . first suit filed 10 Sept 1795, Pittsylvania Court • ... Robert Williams , 2nd husband of Sarah, widow of Joseph Williams • . .. . ... Mary only child of Joseph • . . . . . • John Call and wife Lucinda, daughter of Robert Williams •.... . .. Nathaniel Washington Williams ........ Mary Williams Clay died on or about 26 May 1798 • . •• 'Iheoderick B McRoberts (1794---95). 129 Robert's Widow & Heirs agst Stanton: argued May JO, 1810: ...• Nov 1797, William Stanton •..••. Richmond district vs ...... Wilson Miles Cary, ex'r of George William Fairfax , dec'd; Battaile Muse, and Joseph Roberts •••.... 1791 land in Culpeper County •... . · Ferdinando Fairfax ••..•• in June 1801 suit abated as to Joseph Roberts by his death •. ... •. left widow and 8 children •...... Sarah Roberts.··· · ·· John Strode. 141 March 7, 1811 David Ross agst James Keewood; agst Michael Hoofacre; agst George j �45 Smith:. . . . . from Staunton distl:ict, ..... land in Washington County under Loyal Company . ...... 31Jan1788 .... . Joseph Scott ••• Stephen Trigg . . . . William Inglis .. ... 1773 . .. . . . 148 March 1811 Richardson ' s Ex ' r agst Hunt: ... . from Richmond district ..... Elijah Hunt and Sarah, his wife, one of seven residuary legatees of Turner Richardson ..... . John Richardson and Samuel Richardson ex'rs . . .. . John , a legatee ..... Elizabeth Ellis , a legatee .... . Turner's J daug hters , Sarah Hunt, Elizabeth Ellis, Ann Hunt. , heirs, John, 1\.J.rner, Martha & Rebecca . .... . (1805 , 4 June , Elijah Hunt is dead.) April 1811 Fairfax Coilllt to Richmond district .... debt • ... 151 Cook agst Piles: 154 Hite's Ex'rs agst Paul's Heirs: ...• Margaret Paul in 1794•... Joist Hite s old land to 'Ihomas Hart now in Berkeley County .. . . . . John Miles of PA .... .. Margaret Paul , daughter of John Miles ..... her husband now dead, always lived Pa . . . .. .. Issac Hite , son of Joist . . ... Andrew McCoy, eldest son of Robert McCoy, who was eldest son of Robert McCoy .... ... James Williams (who married Eleanor, only daughter & heir of Moses Green, a s on of Robert Green dec'd •.... .• I saac Hite' s brother, Jacob ....... Giles Cook tenant·to George W Fa irfax ... . .. Thomas Paul and Margaret Paul heir of Pltf ..... . Suit abated by death of Andrew McCoy •... . .. William Duff ....... . March 1811 162 .1 67 Holliday & Wife agst Cole{llan & Wife: ..... in 1786 Robert Spilsby Coleman and Mary his wife vs Lewis Holliday and Betty, his wife ... Betty (mothe r of Mary) was daughter of Zachary and married James Littlepage •• had 2 children Mary and Lewis Littlepage .. . . . brother John Lewis ... . 2/married Lewis Holliday . .. . .. . John Carter Littlepage . .. . .. . Lewis Littlepage ?died at sea •.... •Waller Holliday . .. . ... . April 1811 Lovell agst Arnold: .• .. Franklin Court House . ... . Elisha Arnold agst Markham Lovell .. . .... land in FJ:ankJ.in County ..... Andrew Ramsey eldest son and heir of Patrick Ramsey .... . . Obadiah Woodson . •. Archibald Gordon • .... . Andrew Ramsey, his guardian, Elizabeth Ramsey • . 179 Grantland agst Wight: .. from Richmond district ..•.. Micha.el Grantland, Hezehiah Wight , ex ' r of John Foy and of John Prentis, dec'd . . . . . a lot in Richmond .... William Hodgson .. . .. . 187 Jones agst Robertson: . . . from Nottoway County Court ... . Mary Robertson (otherwise called Wilkinson) ..... Richard Jones Jr .... . W. Peter Robertson ..... William Jones, lhniel Robertson . .... Mrs. Comer .... 193 Cave agst Shelor & Wife : ... slander •. .. County Court Orange . . . . . Ann Cave agst John Shelor & Nancy •...... 195 March 1811 Cornwell agst Truss:, .. district court of Suffolk ..... �46 196 Iambert .agst Nanny: ••. County Court Bed.fo:rd. • . .. John Quinn •..•• Andrew Kennedy •..... Iavid McCormack . . .. . . . William Graham •. . .. . town of Library ••... John Lynch 6 May 1799 .... George Lambert April 1811 200 Hyer agst Shobe: •..• district Hardy Court House • . . Jacob Shobe agst Jacob Hyer •... Feb 1803 .... Land 1773, Jacob Stockey • . ....... 205 16 April 1811 agst Flowers: •••••• trespass . .. .. County Court of Sussex . . . Samuel Mangum •••• • William Mangum .•.. .. . . Mangum 18 April 1811 209 Hughes agst Hughes's Ex ' rs: •.• Amelia County, 23 Feb. 1809 •.... last will of Anne Hughes, dated 18 Nov 1804 ..... codicil dated 19 Dec 1804 , •.• John Hughes • .. . . Joshua Chaffin, ex ' r •..... Purham Booker and Walter Fo:rd., ex'rs •. . ... (Anne Hughes was insane ••. 8 Dec 1807) •. . Heirs: Ed.ward Hughes, son of Blackburn Hughes . • Anne Hughes, daughter of Blackburn Hughes, • .. George B Hughes and John Hughes, sons of Blackburn Hughes .•... . .... . Nancy Hughes . . . ... D.ldley Seay .. .. .. . pr. Bathurst Randolph •••. .. . .. 228 Mayor & Commonalty of Alexandria agst Hunter: •... Fairfax County • •• John Chapman Hunter .... •... Hay Market Court •.... . . . .. 229 Scott agst Hall 17 April 1811 Di.striat Court of Petersburg •. . .. .. Peter M Ha.rd.away, son of William Hardaway •.. . . .• 2J April 1802 ... .. . .... . . Dinwiddie County •. ... .• . 230 Hardway agst Manson: 26 April 1811 234 Carnagy & Wife agst Woodcock & Mackey , Ex'rs of Martin: • . ... will of 'Ihoma.s Bryan Martin . . .... . housekeeper Betsy Powers . .. . . survey made by George Bell , dated July 1794... . ... Frederick County Court William Carnagy and Betsy his wife (l ate Betsy Powers ) . . .... . . . 24o 242 2J April 1811 Monroe (Governor) agst Redman & others: Di.strict Court of King & Queen. County •..... Vincent Redman (Sheriff) .... ... . . Fouchee G. Tebbs •••.•.... Redman resided in Richmoud County at time of writ •. Triplett 's Ex'rs agst Jameson s Charles Little and George Triplett , ex'rs of Tilliam Triplett, dec'd ••.•.• Fairfax County •..•.. . Robert B Jameson (devise, in right of his wife) •..••.•. district court at Hay Market •••••••. 244 Fenwick a.gst M'Murdo & Fisher : •.• Charles James McMurdo and George Fisher, trustees of James Wardrop, dec'd •..••. William Fenwick •... Falling Creek in Chesterfield County ••.•......... 254 Beattie agst '.Iabb's Adm'rss • . . . debt, Dec 28, 1803, in Petersburg district court •. •• . .. . note by John '.Iabb to Robert Armistead, April �47 12, 1773, assigned to William Beattie . . . . . . Beattie a British subject 1 May 1811 257 Norvell agst Camm & wife & others: • • John C.amm & Betsy his wife & John Warwick & Mary, his wife, children of Thomas Powell, dee ' d, late of Amherst County .. . . . . .. Reuben Novell . . ... patent to James Christian, John Christian & William Brown on 10 Sept 1755, , , .. . . . . before 1765 John and James Christian died . . .... . 2 sons of John: John Christian and Charles Christian • .... . . . James Gresham . . .. .. . . Thomas Powell died 1788 . ....... . . .. . 263 Sydnor agst Sydnors: Anthony Sydnor ' s will dated 4 Feb 1779 .... . . to his son Joseph Sydnor .. .. . . . . Dinwiddie County .. .. .. his son William Sydnor .. ... .. his sons John and Anthony Sydnors .. . .... . .. . John Sydnor died 1788 without lawful heir of his body . . .. . . his share nephew John Sydnor jun ... ... . Joseph Sydnor died 1787 without heirs .. ... . . Petersburg district court • . .. 266 Bronaughs agst Freeman's Ex ' rs John Bronaugh ...... Thomas Bronaugh . .. . ... . Benjamin Bronaugh .. .... Fauquier County Court •..•... Haymarket district court . . . .. . . . 268 Ashley agst Cornwell: .... 1801 John Coniwell ..... Norfolk County Court . .. .... . Warren Ashley ...... . .. . 272 Ison agst Johns : • . .. Sweet Springs district court .... . . Robert Jones · · · · . . . Jonathan Isoms . . .... . . Montgomery County Court . ..... . 277 Garnett agst Childers: .. .. . James Webb and Thomas C Martin, ex'rs of Jesse Carter, dec'd •...· .. . John Childers .•.... . Reuben Garnett. 279 Addison & Wife agst Core's Administrator: . .. . James Core of Northampton County, died 28 May 1795, an infant, intestate, and without issue (having neither father nor mother living ... sister, brother, nor their descendants) possessed of estate from his father •....... Kendall Addison and Palmer, his wife, only sister of the mother of the said infant .. . .... John Core, adm ' r •. . . . . . . April 1806 Williamsburg District Court ... . . . . . 280 Royster & others agst Leakes Richmond district court..... James Vaughan, deputy for Joseph Payne, late sheriff of Goochland County • · · .. .. Gideon Hatcher ....... 1804 ... . ... Goochland County ••..•. . . 282 Braxton ' s Adm'x agst Lipscombs ••. Thomas Lipscomb •. .. Robert Blackwell .. . . . . Thomas Littlepage ••...... Mary Braxton adm'x of George Braxton, dec ' d ........ . 283 'I\.mnell & wife agst Watson & Wife: ..... will of Selby Simpson of Accomack County ....... daughter Betsy, unborn child; daughter Betsy Selby ........ male child bonl 5 or 6 mos after his death and died July 1796 under 21 and single, Betsy also under 21 and single ••... Betsy Selby mar.ried John W Watson .... ... . . . 285 White's Ex:'rs agst Johnson & others: •.• . Pittsylvania County Court ....... Johnson & others, legatees of Jeremiah White, agst William Clarke and William White, ex'rs •. . . . .. �48 289 Ross agst Gordon 290 Duvals agst Ross: ... Richmond District Court , 5 May 1807 .... . . .. on 6 Jan 1787 ..... .. Ia.vid Ross and William Duval land in Buckingham County . . . . . . . . Philip Duvall. ....... . 297 Payne & Fairfax agst Grim: . .. Morgan Town district court ..... . . 15 Sept 1806 . ... . ... . 299 Page ' s ex ' r agst Winston ' s Adm ' r: Edward Winston, in his lifetime • .. .. . . the late Chanceller Wythe . .. . . .. William Fleming Gaines ex'r of Robert Page dec ' d . . . . . . . . John C Littlepage ...... . Macon Green . .. . .... Hanover Court . .. . .. Humphrey Brooks . . ...... . . . 302 Wilson agst Crowdhill 303 Stovall's Ex 'r agst Woodson & Wife: .•.•.• legatees of .Bartholomew Stovall dee 'd • •.• . .. Powhatan County Court ...... 17 Sept 1804-.... . Richmond District Court ....... . . 304 Johnson agst Johnson ' s Adm ' r 305 Winston agst Johnson's Ex'rs: .... Noel Johnson ..... Geddes Winston . . . .. . his 2 sons Samuel Jordan Winston and William Winston , and William Radford, one of his sons-in-law •. . .. .. .. land in Hanover County ••..... . . . 16 May 1795 (after abating as to the death of Geddes Winston) •....... Samuel Perrin ........ Noel Johnson having removed to Kentucky .. . . . .. . Oct 1805 ... . . 310 Gibson agst Randolph: •. . . . Richmond district ..... Feb 1811 ..... . . . William Randolph •• . . . .• Thomas Gibson • .. , .... . Robert Gibson ..... . 180J deeds • .... . . . .. 314 Taylor agst Stone: •. . . Uriah Stone • .... . John Early, Skelton Taylor, Stephen Pate, John Pate and Anthony Pate ....... 180J . . . . .. · .. 316 Holladay, ex'r of Littlepage agst Littlepage: . . . . John Carter Littlepage ... .. . Walter Holladay ex'r of Lewis Li~tlepage ...... . 1785 testator made will •. . . . ... mother living at time of trial .•. . testator d 1802 .. .. .. suit brought 1803 .. . . . .. Francis Irvine . . . 321 Quarles ex'r agst Quarles & others: ... Louisa County Court • . .. John Quarles, William G Poindexter, and Jane his wife; and Patsy Quarles, 3 younger children of William Quarles, dec'd •.... . . mother living . . . . . 1803 . .... . 326 Hopkirk agst 1Dennis & others: •.• Richmond district Court, 6 May 1807 ....... James Hopkirk .••.. .. Alex'r Spiers, John Bowman & Co. agst John Dennis & others, children of Henry Dennis, dec'd •..... .. wife died intestate ....... John Dennis, Edward Dennis, Owen Haskins (who married one of his daughters), Thomas Dennis, Lucy Dennis and Sarah Johnson, wife of John L D Johnson (he left the commonwealth), Nicholas Bourden and Jane his wife ....... . 329 Stratton agst Minnis: . •.. William P Skillern . ...... . �49 JJO 'IUttle agst Eskridge: .. . Fairfax County Court .. ... Will iam Eskri dge .. . . Charles Eskridge . .. .... William Tuttle . . .... 1801 ....... Robert Morriss . .. ... William Lane jun ..... . . town of Centerville •...• Adam Mitchell .. . ... .. .. . . 333 Waug h agst Carter: . .. Haymarket District Court . .. ... Moore F Carter . . . . .. Samuel Oliver .... . . John Pash .. .. . . Alex 'r Waugh, deputy for James Waugh, sheriff of Fairfax County, 19 Aug 1805 • .... .. 334 Wallace & others agst Baker : ... Hardy County Court ... . . 27 Feb 1802 ... . . Alex'r Wallace, George Harnes (Jd), Jacob Fisher , Evan Payn, James Baker • . . ... .. 336 Norris agst Tomlin & Gray : . . .. Fauquier County Court .. . . . .• •. Haymarket District Court .... .. . . . 26 June 1811 336 Buckner & wife agst Blair , surviving Ex ' r of Mitchell: •.. . . Henry Mitchell , dee ' d •.. . . . . . Fredericksburg District Court .... . . . Blair dee 'd ... . .... . 337 Drummond ' s Admrs agst Richards : ... Spottsylvania County Court . . .. . William S Stone .. . . . . Thomas Richards . ... ... June 1805 .... . . 339 Winchester & others agst President & directors of the Bank of Alex'a 341 Dunton agst Robins 341 Alex'r agst Deneale : . .. . . William Henry Washington . . .... Philip Alexander .. . .. .. Haymarket .Di:strict Court . .... . . William Deneale, s heriff of Fairfax County . . . .. . .. . death of Washington • . ... ... .... George Minor ... . . ... John Luke •. ... . . ... 342 Wells ' s Heirs ags t Winfree & others 344 Brooks agst Scott Executor : . . . . Hezekiah Brooks •.. .• James Scott .• Prince Edward County Court . . .. . . .. . 349 Thomas Scott 357 Walker' s Ex ' r agst Aick1in: Staunton District Superior Court of Chancery . . .. .. Dr. Thomas Walker . . , . Francis Walker .... . Tu.niel Smith . . . .. . Jacob Murrell • ...... Andrew Vance •..... (1793-1802) •.. 363 Coutts & others agst Green haw : .. . Richmond district • .. • .. (?Coutts to marry his mistress and legalize children) • .. . .. Reuben Coutts . . George Greenhow •... . .. Locust Creek, N. Fork Licking, Kentucky .... James Greenhow •.. . . Samuel McGraw.. . . . Coutts married 17 Sept 1799 Jane New (5 children prior to marriage ) ....... . 379 Hook agst Nanny Pagee & her children:. . . . Nanny Pa.gee from Nor th Carolina, prior t o 5 Oct 1778, white, •. . .. .. Thomas Jones purchased her as s lave • . ... ..... 387 Edgar agst Donnally & Joness ••. Staunton district Court . . .. .. Thomas & Co. agst Dunlop , Pollok & Co. �50 Edgar of Greenbrier County .... .. Andrew Donnally . .. ... Jo hn Jones . land in Kanawha County •.... . . J ohn Matthews , s on and heir of Archer Matthews, dec'd (died 1786) .. .... . J ohn Pryor ....... . 393 Murray (a pauper) agst McCarty : .... Hay mar ket d i s tric t c ourt .. . .. Fairfax County •.. ... IB.niel McCart y III, born Virgi n i a , son of Ianiel II, son of Ianiel I, on Oct 1800 , before he arr ived at full age, he (III) married Matilda M S Magruder , daughter of Denni Magruder of Charles County, Maryland . .. .. . . John Mason, born Virginia •. .. . ... Nancy Murray, a slave ........ . 407 Marks agst Morris : • . . Richmond dis trict court ... . . Solomon Marks . . Simpson Morris .. . . .. Charles Copland .. . ... . . Hyman Marks . . .. . .. . . 412 Marshall agst Thompson: . . . ... . Mary Anne Thomps on . .. . . Iani el Marshall • . .. . . 1789 •. .. . . . Nottoway Count y Court . . . . . Ric hmon Di strict Court • •. •• . . . 412 Scott's Ex'r agst Osborne Ex'r: . . . . J a mes Sco tt •. ... 1795 . .. · William Osborne, dec'd, of Nottowa y County •.. . .. Prince Edward Co . •.. ... . Robert Donald .. . ..... James Scott married Elizabeth oSborne, daughter of William . . . . . . . . . Henry Anderson .. . .. Willi am Osborne and Elizabeth, his widow ..•.... Abner Os borne .. . .. . ~21 Moore's Ex ' x agst Ferguson & others : . ... Geor ge Moore d ec ' d ... · . . marriage settlement 10 May 1783 .. . . .. widow ·Molly ( ) Moore .. 423 Mayo agst Haines & Coutts: •.. Richmond Dis t r i ct Court. 424 Watkins agst Taylor & Mewburn: . . . Richmond Dis trict Court 1807 . · · · Robert Watkins, Thomas Ta.ykor and Willia m Mewbu:rn ... . . 1798 land Harry Heth .. . ... . 442 Bowles agst Bingham: .. .. James Bing ham, adrn'r of Harriet Bowles (died intestate, under 21 yrs, daughter of Sally, wife of Peter Bowles ) •.•... Richmond district court . . .. . . . Mary Anne Blythe, maternal grandmother of Harriet .. . .... John Woody . . .. . . Harriet , born April 1798 . . .... Sally and Peter married Jan 1798 .. ... . Pe ter not father •.... Hanover County . . . ... Sally Bowles died 8 Feb 1802 . • ... Harriet died 12 Sept 1805 ...... . . 448 Carter agst Cockrill & Rogers: . . .. Northumberland County Cour t •.. . John Carter • . . . .. George Morris on .... . .. John Cockrin . . . . . Joseph Rogers • . ... Williamsburg district court ..•.. 451 Defarges agst Lipscomb: .... Williamsburgs dis trict court ... . . 452 Temple's Ex'r agst Ellett's Ex'r: .... King William County Court . ... Robert Temple Ex'r of Benj 'm Temple . . . . . .. Sarah Ellett, ex ' x of William Ellett •.. . . . John P Ellett, s on of William . . .. ... . . 453 Mooberry & others agst Marye : • .• Fredericksburg district court ... . James Marye •• . "· testament made 3 Oct 1780 ... ... James Marye , eldest s on, 6 daug hters -- J named Lucy, Sus anna and Sally - - other 3 younger children . . . . ... Lucy marri ed J a mes Wei r • ... . Susanna di ed 1782 .under age ...... Sally attained 21 years died 1786, single and �51 intestate . ..•. Susanna also single ...... Andrew Mooberry . •.. . land in Spotts ylvania County . . ... . Col. William Grayson ...... brother Peter Marye ..... . 454 Trueheart agst Price: .... City of Richmond ... . .. William Price ... . William Duvel ...... Ia.niel Trueheart ... . . 1789 .. . . Isham Bethel. .. William Galt . ... .. . 478 Shanks & McRae agst Fenwick :. . . Richmond .District Court . . .. . 479 John Royall agst Rich'd Eppes, Adm ' r of Lucy Royall: . . . . will, dated 4-1J- 1783, admitted Sept 1784, of Joseph Royall . ... .. Lucy, his wife . .. . . son John ...... brothers Littlebury and John ...... Lucy died 1795, . .. .. son John died 1802 intestate •. . . . . son John under age 1784 .... .. . 491 Crews & Higginbotham agst Garland: . . ,. Charlottesville district .. . Iavid S Garland agst Pleasant Crews ..... 15 June 1807 ..... . .. . 492 Page, adm 'r of Nelson ags t Taylor and Thonrton: • . . . James Taylor, Anthony Thornton, Peyton Stern and James Sutton .... Caroline County · ·.· . William Nelson, County Clerk .. . ... Roy Griffin ..... Alsop children . . .. . . Thomas Jones .. . ... . Fredericksburg District Court •. 501 McCargo , Ex 'r of James Callicott, agst Susanna Callicott: ....... . Littlejohn Mccargo ... . ... James Callicott, dec 'd . . .. . Susanna Callcott, widow • . .. . . Susanna ' s 1st husband was George Brooke, died intestate ....... James Callicott died 1807 .. ... . 505 Snickers agst Dorsey: . ... . Michael Dorsey . . .. . William Snickers • . . .I:avid Castleman, jun ...... . Superior Court of Chancery at Staunton .. . . . Frederick County Court. . . . . . . Thomas Stribling and Joseph Tidball .. . .... 1806 . . .. . 510 Whitlock agst Ramsey ' s Adm ' x: . . . Campbell County Court ... . . . James Whitlow, jun . alias James Whitlock ..... . Franklin district court . . 511 Callis agst Waddy. 512 Claughton & others agst Macnaughton: •. . Williamsburg District court ..... 1803 .... . Duncan Macnaughton in 1802, St Stephen's parish, Northumberland County a clergyman ...... George Claughton George Barrett, William Norris , Samuel .Downing , Peter C Rice , ..... 513 Green agst Dulany: . , Culpeper County Court . , • , Braxton Dulaney . •• Zachariah Dulaney .... William Blackwell ..... Moses Green •.....••.. 521 Williamson , Ex'r of Mayes, agst Ledbetter & others: 1807, Richmond district .. . ,,. Charles Williamson, ex'r of Anne Smith Mayes •..••.• her husband Joel Mayes, dec'd ... .. Joshua Smith . ..... will of her grandfather GeoTge Smith dated 1771 .. . .. Joshua Smith, son of George • . . . . . Anne died without children . ..... . 523 Eppes's Ex'rs agst Colley �52 523 Mackey, Ex'r of Fuqua , agst Bell, surviving partner of Jas Byrne & Co: •.. Charlotte County Court ....... . James McClellan ....... Thomas Mackey .......• Samuel Fuqua . ........ Christopher Irvine of Halifax County . . . . . . . . . . 1792 . ..... . 525 Hill agst Harvey: ... . Fredericksburg District Court •.. .. Benj'm Hazlegrove ......... Stephen Winchester ........ . 527 Il3.vison against Waite: ...... George Kiger of town of Winchester .. . Obed Waite ... .. . Joseph Tidball, adm ' r of William Grayson dec'd .. . • . . 1802 ...... Hugh Holmes . .•...•. Amelia, wife of George Kiger •.. William IB.vison ... .. 534 Young agst Price & others: .. Richmond district •. .. William Young .. William Price, adm 'r Charles Price, Robert Price and Samuel Williamson .. ... Henrico County • . ..... Thomas , brother of Samuel Williamson .. .. ... IB.bney Williamson, ex ' r of Samuel Williamson ... . 1776 ..... 1808 .... . 539 Holladay & Wife agst Littlepage: .. . . Richmond district court . . 541 Henry ' s Ex'r agst Elcan: •.. . Rusting Court, Richmond City ........ . same agst Pickett , Pollard & Johnson: ........ John Henry •.... · .. Marcus Elcan •.•.. . .. 542 Melson agst Melson ' s Adm'r: •••.. Accomock County Court ..... ···· ... Jonathan Melson ...... .. Smith Melson . ... .. . . 543 Gay agst Moseley: •... Buckingham County Court .... William Gay ..... Susanna Eldridge . . ... Frank Moseley • .. . .. 1790 ........ Iavid Meade of Maycox, Prince George County ... .. . William Gay of Powhatan County •....... Susanna Eldridge , niece of Lavid Meade •.. ... . deed of trust, recorded 1790, Henrico County ...... Susanna, wife of Ralfe Eldridge. (Note: This volume may be found in a law library . Originally these cases were tried in the local courts and appealed until they reached the Supreme Court. Most, if not all, of the original documents in the Supreme Court building in Richmond were destroyed by fire ~uring the Civil War. The appeals -- consisting of the case, plantiffs , defendants, depositions of each and witnesses, lawyers' please, judges' opinions, and verdict may be listed. In some cases, the case may be only a half page or less and no genealogical information given . Another could be 60 pages and still no genealogical information, and in others a wealth of information may be obtained. Names , dates, places, etc. of genealogical value in the cases have been extracted and printed here. Volume I has not been typed and proof read, but will be soon.) �53 SURNAME INDEX VAN has set up a new (that is for us) system for surnames of our members. This year we will publish others that are sent to..fauring the year because of the early issue in which it is published. Next year it will be in only one issue. The abbreviations used are listed on a page in the back of VAN. The following format is used: Name and address who is doing the researching: SURNAMES GIVEN NAME LOCATION DATE(S) Mrs. Dorothy HALE AMIS, 8730 Ferncliff Ave NE, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 BARNES CARROLL cox cox cox CUMMINGS HALE HALE HALE HALE HILL PHILPOT PHILPOT REDMAN SMITH SMITH WHITAMORE Mary Delilah Sarah Jane William Aaron Polly Anne John Newton James William Jr James Polly Mary Elizabeth Thomas Nancy Lydia William Elizabeth res. 1830-60 TN NC/Claiborne Co, TN VA/Claiborne Co, TN md ca 18JO TN Claiborne Co,Tn/Clay Co, KY md 18.53 TN md ca 18JO TN NC/Claiborne Co, TN b ca 1780 NC NC/Claiborne Co, TN Patrick Co , VA b 1755 VA Claib Co, TN/Clay Co, KY d 1924 KY Claiborne Co, TN d 1862/J TN Patk Co, VA/Claib Co,TN res 1830-60 TN PA/VA/Ohio b 1750 PA d bef 1860 'IN NC/Claiborne Co, TN Clay Co, KY md 1878 Ky Clay Co, KY b 1826 KY Patk Co, VA/Claib Co,TN md 1804 VA NC/Clay Co, RY md 1854 KY b ca 1807 NC NC/Cla,Y Co, KY , VA/NC/Clay Co, KY d bef 1870 KY Rose B ANDERSON, 935 Scenic Drive NW, Albany, Oregon 97321 McNEIL HARMON BYRD/BIRD LEWIS CARTER COUR'INEY MILLER McCASI<EY TALBOT SAPPINGTON ANDERSON CARMICHAEL John John L Elizabeth Hiram H Joseph John B Hester A George Elizabeth James Monroe Mary Ann D3.niel Augusta/Rockbridge Co,VA b 1820 Fincastle/Montg Co, VA md 1787 " " " " Kentucky/Indiana/? Missouri/Iowa PA/Indiana/Ill. Coshocton Co, Ohio Ireland/PA/Ohio 1787 b 1802; md 1822 b KY d 1860 md 1797 md 1818 md 1855 b 1786 d 1871 Indiana/M~ssouri d 18~.5 Kentucky/Missouri/Oregon md 18J6 d 1846 Montg Co, KY/MO/Or b 1820 d 1907 Westmoreland Co, PA 1758 b Mrs James Barnes, 1111 Wilmore Dr, Middletown, Ohio 45042 McPHERSON BIRD CUNDIFF WALLIS Stephen Luke o:r; John Benjamin John Giles Co, VA 18JO Bedford/Franklin Co, VA 1800 Bedford Co, VA 1800 Tu.zewell Co, VA d 1870's �Mrs James Barnes (con't) HUNSUKER GABBARD JONES RUNNELLS McGRAW ROBBINS Abraham Henry Abraham John John Thomas Washington Co, VA " " " Botetourt/Lee Co , VA Co, VA " Russell Co, VA " " 1810 1810 md 1807 1800 d 1867 1820 " Mrs M Rodney B ILTER, 24976 Townsend Ave, Hayward , CA 94544 ADNEY IDDINGS IDDINGS RICHARDSON RICHARDSON RICHARDSON ADNEY SMILES SMILES RICHARDSON McCORMICK McCORMICK SHARP Thomas Iavid & Nancy Henry & Abigail Byrd James & Martha William Mary Elijah Nancy Byrd Robert Grizella Robert Bedford Co , VA res 1782 Botetourt Co, VA res 1783 res 1810 Montgomery Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA b 1807 res 1783 Botetourt Co , VA md 1800 Franklin Co, VA rnd 1800 Franklin Co , VA Harrison Co, VA (now WV) 1820 " " " " md 1830 " " " md 1830 res 1787 Rockbridge Co, VA md 1805 " md 1805 " " II II II II II II Loretta A CALDWELL, Rt 2 Box 190 , Eagle Rock , VA 24085 AGNOR(Agner) James Buffalo Forge , Rkbge Co, VA md 17 Aug 1848 WILSON Joseph N. Buffalo Cr, " " rnd 14 Jan 1819 HUFFMAN(Hoffman) John S Buffalo Forge, " " " b 1815 d 18J8 BROWN Andrew Jackson Lexington , Rkbge Co, VA md 16 Sept 1853 SMI'ffi Telemacus D Gala , Botetourt Co, VA md 6 Aug 1846 CALDWELL O. Elendo Blacksburg, Montg Co , VA b 15 June 1860 It b da 1806 CALDWELL Harper W DICKERSON William Ira Burk Fork, Floyd Co, VA b 1838 OLYER(Oiler) Alexander N. Buffalo, Rkbge Co, VA b ca 1802 MATCHETT Hannah E Rockbridge Co ., VA b ca 1805 11 II II II Ellen CALVERT, PO Box 517, Cabin Creek WV 25035 RU DOK Cornelius Rockingham Co, VA 1789 DASHNER George Rockingham Co , VA 1788 LOFLIN/Llofland D:tvid Loudin Co, VA 1777 MARTIN Charles H Bedford Co, VA b ca 1810 BRITTON Mary Augusta/Frederick Co, VA md ca 1768 ALEXANDER Thomas md ca 1768 BUCKNER Elizabeth Campbell Co, VA md bd 18 Jul 1791 OLIVER Leonard Rockingham Co, Va/WV md 1 Aug 1794 ALEXANDER Andrew Bedford Co, VA md 8 Nov 1792 md 8 Nov 1 792 BLACK Elizabeth BANNISTER William Bennett So Branch Valley/Mason Co,WV d 1846 McBRIDE John Augusta Co, VA b Nov 1722 GAY Hennery /Rockbridge Co, VA b 13 Mar 1750 " " 11 " 11 " 11 11 �I 55 Calvert (con ' t) WALKER MURRAY WALKER GRINSTEAD McCOY BANNISTER WELDY Judith Ann D:t.vid Henry John Randolph William Elizabeth Mark Sarah b 5 Jan 1826 b 24 Oct 1821 b ca 1798 ca 1788 ca 1791 d 1776 b ca 1800 Fluvanna Co , VA Goochland Co, VA Essex Co , VA Albemarle Co, VA If tr If Augusta Co, VA Ghld/Fluv . Cos, VA Mrs. Gwendolyn SIMPKINS THOMPSON, 460 East North Street , Wytheville, VA 24382 HAMIL'IDN SIMPKINS SIMPKINS WILSON Delia Thomas James Malinda Pulaski Co, VA b ca 1851 md 1869 (above) b 181?; md 1839 b ca 1819; md 1839 Pulaski Co , VA Pulaski Co, VA Mrs Oren R Counts, 6804 Northway Dr, Roanoke, VA 24019 BURTON HILLMAN BURTON MARSHALL CARRICO ROBERTSON EDWARIS Mrs Margaret William Rachel James Alexander Catherine John D Montgomery Co, VA Montgomery Co, VA Beverley, Essex Co, MA Wythe Co, VA 1760-1842 md md 1792 (above) b Md.; md 1800 in Montg. Co. (above) b ca 1748 (Rev War) ca 1816-1893 md 18J4 (above) Dan Cuddy (Jo Ann), 58 Pear Tree Pt Rd, Iarien, CT 06820 STONE STONE SHELTON SHELTON ROBERTSON BUFORD FERGUSON JAMESON JONES HOSKINS John Joshua Abraham Crispen Chloe Lettice Samuel Mary Mary A Mary Mrs Allen E Fuhs William LARGE Solomon LARGE Nancy FURBUSH Charity FLEENOR Joshua DERBY John BO'l'T STACK V. Ell~n HARLESS Abraham DAVENPORT Lucinda VANCE John Pittsylvania Co, VA " ",, " " " ,," " ,, 1776-1833 d 1822 1735-1789 1713- 1794 d 1804 " ti " " Tazewell/Aug. Cos, VA " " " ,, " ti " Pittsylvania " " 1744-1825 1746-1827 md 1802 (md Josh.Stone) NC Pitts, Wash, & Russ. VA 176J-1814 Russell & Wash. Cos, VA ?1800-1839 Pitts/Russ Cos,VA; Lawr,KY 1862-1850s Washington Co , VA 1806-1860+ KY; Russ/Wash Cos, VA prior 1850 Halx(?)/Wash Cos, VA 1750/60-1831 Washington Co, VA 1760/70-1846 Giles, Russ,Wash,Scott,Lee ,VA 1790-1877 Russ, Wash,Scott , Lee Cos,VA 1798-1880+ Washington Co, VA 1814-1888 �56 Fuhs (con't) HAYTON(DON) BLANKENSHIP MUNSEY( CY) LITTLE RUSSELL HOBBS SHELBY ETTER ETTER FELTY Elizabeth W Arthur Lavine Susan William Vincent Mary Hannah Gerhard Tuniel Elizabeth Washington Co, VA 1809-1880+ Chfd/Russ/Mont/'Iaze/Lee Co , Va 1790-1861 Lee Co , VA 1790/94-1833 Russell & Lee Cos, VA 180/22-1890s Guilford Co, NC d prior May 1795 Fin/Montg/Wash/Lee Cos , VA ca 182 0-1808+ Fdrk/Fin/Montg/Wash/Lee,VA ca 1725-1808+ Switz/Lane Co, PA 1718-1783 Lane Co,PA & Wythe Co , VA 1750-1803 Wythe & Lee Cos , VA 1810- 1895 James Guy FRENCH, 2307 Berkley Ave SW , Roanoke , VA 24015 RICKIE FRENCH FRY PAYNE BURNETT FRENCH LUCAS LOCKE REED BURGESS BURGESS Sarah Jane ''Sallie" Wythe/Pulaski Cos, VA John West/Frdrk Co, VA Rachel Giles/Dickerson Co,VA Sarah ''Sallie" Culpepper/Fdrk/Giles, VA Louvenia Pul , VA/Raleigh, WV West/Fdrk, VA/Hamp, WV Martha Josephine "Josie" Giles/Pulaski Cos ,VA Esther West/Fdrk Cos, VA William Harvey Floyd/Montg/Pul Cos,VA Sarah Jane Floyd/Montg/Pul Cos, VA Henry Floyd Co, VA md 1862; d 1896 rnd 1710 ; d 1749 ca1813-1901 d 1813 md Mar 1832,d 1862 b b 1826 1837 Mrs June BLANKENSHIP GREEN 1 4028 SLony Brook Dr 1 Hamilton, OH 4,2011 Conley BLANKENSHIP KY/VA md 1809 DESKINS John Tazewell Co, VA d 1813 S'IEELE Samuel b 1800 KY/WV BENTLEY Tuniel b prior 1800 NC/KY HAMILTON Thomas d 1847 KY ROBER'IS Cornelius md 1820 VA/KY/WV VANCE Abner d 1816 VA STATEN b 1810 William VA/WV GREEN Joshua 1799-1865 NC/WV SCARBOROUGH Samuel md 1825 Franklin Co, V.A b 1810 MULLINS Nancy VA/WV d 1870 FORD Nathan Matthew NC/VA/WV PARSONS md 1845 Mary NC/WV BISHOP Henry b 1825 VA/KY/WV MILLER Peter d prior 1850 VA/WV ADAMS d 1866 John VA/KY CRACE Christinia b 1795 VA/la ROSE b 1824 Issac VA/KY rnd 184-2 LESTER Sophia Ia/VA rnd 1833 LOCKHART Bird VA/KY/WV Mrs . Margaret W. CLARE 1 RR 1 Box 528 1 Tro~ 1 MO 6JJ22 CLARE 0 KESSLER , MILAM , McLEAN, SUMMERS , NAYLOR �r 57 Wanda HELM, Rt 2 Box 77 . Metropolis , Ill. 62960 HELM WATKINS HELM ROSSER GLASS GILBERT SCHOOLCRAFT HARROWOOD TROUT FRAZIER STEELE GILBERT Moses Moses James Jonathon Vincent Preston John William George John Alexander Gervis NJ/PA/Bedf'ord Co, VA CaAbell Co , VA GA TN/Campbell Co, VA Bedf'ord Co , VA II II II B~Pitts Cos , VA V KY/ILL . Rowan Co , NC/Ill. NC/VA/ILL SC/ILL/MO VA MD/VA Mrs Harold p KYLE 1 ]411 Exeter St. 1 Roanoke 1 VA 24014 ANDERSON Ann Washington Co, VA COOKE John Goochland Co , VA DAVENPORT Daniel Lee Co , VA HARDY John MD PAGE Benjamin Goochland Co , VA JONES Frederick Lee Co , VA WELDON Edith Amelia Co , VA WIND.LE William Shenandoah Co, VA HANCOCK Major Goochland, VA REED Joseph Rockbridge Co , VA deed 1754 deed 1790 md 1797 md 1782 b 1735 b 1748 md. ca 1800 md 1818 b 1795 b ca 1800 d 1808 d 1759 md 1804 d ca 1775 b 1800 KY b ca 1725 md 1771 d 1808 md b ca 1800 late 1700s d 1798 Mr Watha LAMBERT, 6005 West Indianola Av , Phoenix 1 AZ 85033 LAMBERT, LEWELLYN CAR'IER CARTER NUCKLES VERNON POTTER AL$UP TAYLOR TALBOT Philip Thomas Elizabeth Mary E Elijah Nathaniel Jurya John Robert M Basil Botetourt/Tazewell Co, VA 1770-1820 1771-1860+ Rockingham, NC 1812-1880+ Tuzewell, VA ,, 1816-1880+ 1812-1880+ 1799-1861 Rockingham, NC/'Iaze,VA ca 1730-1798+ Goochland/Lee Cos , VA ca 1730-1798+ " 1824-1880+ Smyth, VA 1753-1818 II II II II II II II II Trudie DAVIS LONG , 8213 Mapleville Rd, Mt . Airy, MD 21771 COUN'IS KETCHUM BOGER SEFORD/SEPHARD GOBBLE HILL HILL SPEARS LINDER Linic Edward James Franklin Emily Jane Sarah Martha Benjamin Lucinda Jemima Washington Co, VA Wash. Co, ,, VA/NC? " " NC/ Wash. Co, VA Wash. Co, VA Wash . Co, VA " Wash/Russell Cos, VA Wash. Co, VA II II II d 30 Apr 1880 b ca 1825 b 10 Aug 1862 b 29 July 1862 b ca 1827 b ca 1827 r . 1827 b 1805 b 31 Aug 1774· �58 Nancy HOUGH, 1416 W. Mohawk Dr. , 'IUcson , Arizona 85705 BRICKEY BRICKEY BRICKEY BRICKEY BRICKEY LUCAS cox COMP'IDN GISH GISH CARDELL Peter Jarrett(Gerard) Peter Elijah James Allen Winifred Elizabeth Mary Priscilla Ann Elizabeth Henry Botetourt Co, VA Virginia Virginia Virginia, Kentucky Va., Ky. , Ark . Virginia Botetourt Co, VA Westmoreland Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Va., Ky Texas 1715 - 1806 174o b 1761 b ca 1800 b 1828 md 1783 1788-1851 md 1780 b 1828 md 1867 d. 18-b Jodie UPDIKE, Rt. 1 Box 281 , Billings , Missouri 65610 BUT'INER SCHROEDER ALLEN FARMER OWEN OWEN .OWEN POOL UPDIKE HUBBS Frederick N.J./N . Y./VA 1890-? Herman N.Y./VA./Fla. 1890- ? George Pittsylvania Co, VA. 1840-? Eliza Pittsylvania Co., Va. 1842-? John Pittsylvania Co , Va. 1852-? Nannie Pittsylvania Co, Va. 1867-? Nannie Pearle Pittsylvania Co., Va. 1876-1902 William Alexandria Person Co,NC/Pitts.Co,VA 1841-? Samuel Ill. /Mo . 1831-? James B. Ill. 1855-1903 Mrs. John A. PENROSE, 17609 East 19th Terrace Ct. S , Independence MO 64057 BANDY , Sr. WEST BANDY BANDY WILLIAMS BANDY ~ANDY BANDY BANDY BANDY LEWELLEN LEMON BUSH JAMES BURNETT BURNETT DAVIS BANDY Richard Nancy Samuel Richard Hasten Mary Elizabeth Thomas Cornelius Matthew Samuel W Thomas L Nancy John H Thomas J Elias Sarah Virginia Charles H. Miss Martha J Samuel Reeves Bote./Bed. Cos, Va . Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co , VA Bedford Co, VA Bed.ford Co , VA Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Botetourt Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Bedford Co, VA Campbell Co, VA Amherst Co, VA Amherst Co, VA Roanoke, VA ( t,,+/ !?- rl1~ d 1850-55 md 25 Nov 1828 d bef 1872 b 1830 md 1851 md 1815 md 1838 rnd 1840 md 1846 rnd 1850 rnd 1791 md 1852 rnd 1820 md 1823 b 1 May 1843 d 1877 in MO. md 1847 b 1879 !/1mlerr) #Pwfae~~ �59 Mrs. Evelyn M Robertson, 2800 Titlei.e st Dr , Salem, VA 24153 BASHAM BLAKE CHARLES DECIOUS William H. Richard A Lula Mae Frederick Louisa Eliza(beth) J. Nancy John Bolregard Lucy Bishop Lucalvin (Luke) EDWARIB HANNABASS lCTNSEY ROBERTSON WEAVER WICKHAM Montg/Floyd Cos, VA Franklin Co, VA N. C. Shenandoah Co, VA Shenandoah Co, VA Franklin Co, VA Bote./Montg. Cos., VA N.C. Montgomery Co, VA Montg/Floyd Cos, VA Mrs . Helen M. Musselman, 4110 Maine Ave . , NW, GRICE/GRIST John Moses Sarah Sarah (Sally) Wi lliam John Taylor Thomas W. Mary Elizabeth Mary (Molly) HELM JAMESON LOVING MABE ( S) /MAIB MUSSELMAN MUSSELMAN SPAULDWG TRAVIS WEBB Mrs. Thelma Jones Bjorklund, JONES Mini tree BLAIR STONEMAN John James FREEMAN Sara FALKNER FISHER JONES Gideon p Martha Nelson Powell SWIFT Alf red s Roanoke, VA 24o17 Botetourt Co, VA Appomattox Co, VA England Franklin Co, VA Albe./Hanover Cos, VA Shenandoah Co, VA Montgomery Co , VA Mecklenburg Co, VA Pitts . /Patrick Cos, VA Franklin Co, VA ISHAM a PLE.ASAN TS 1 VA VA md prior 1740 1701-1780 1711-1811 md prior 1833 d 1762 b ·ca 1755 md 1869 b ca 1790 md 1822 md 179.5 1146 N Ramona Ave, Indialantic, ·FL 32903 "Jas City/Kg. Wm/Louisa/ Grayson Cos , VA 1752-1821 PA; Grayson/Carroll Cos , VA 1772- 1853 England; PA; Orange Co , NC; Grayson Co, VA 1798-1836 Chester Co,PA; Grayson/ 1751-1844 Carroll Cos, VA ca 1825-1861ca Montgomery Co, VA 1828- 1908 Montg/Grayson Cos , VA Montg/Gray . . Cos, VA/ Anson Co, NC 1774-by 1842 Gray . Co,VA; Randolph Co ,NC b ca 1797 Paul W. Hodges , 12707 Rolling Valley, Cypress , TX 7?429 HEIGES 1 DEL-Md-Penn-Va . HOJX;ES : Va- NC- 'IN - KY DARMONs VA-KY-JN-IL DURMON: VA-KY-JN-IL SIMPSON s VA-OH-MI-MO WOOffiONs VA BUSH a VA WELLCOME a VA b ca 1856 b ca 1843 b ca 1876 b ca 1790 b ca 1820; ,md 1838 b ca ·1849 1812-1885 b ca 1858 md 1839 md 1838 �60 Mrs Jean WALKER MATTHEWS, 11438 Seabrook Way, Cypress, CA 90630 WALKER SHERFEY BACON MARTIN BARRON HALE GARST/GERST BOSWELL/BOS TIC JOB/JOBE SITZLER ELLER PEFFLEY BORN TRAEGER MURRAY William Samuel Thomas Henry Joseph Archibald John Nicholas Cloe Ann Phoebe Elizabeth Jacob Jacob Andrew Sarah Washington Co, TN MD/Washington Co, 'IN VA/ " " " MD/ '' '' " 'I'al Co, MD/Camp Co, TN Washington Co, TN GER/Botetourt Co, VA Washington Co, 'IN VA/Washington Co, 'IN Maryland/Virginia Botetourt Co, VA Germany/Pennsylvania Lan Co,PA/Bote Co, VA Maryland/Termessee d 1846 b ca 1795 MD d 15 Sept 1871 'IN d 24 Sept 1819 TN b 30 July 1752 MD d bef Jan 1855 'IN d 1803 VA d 28 Oct 1850 TN b 3 Sept 1777 'IN md ca 1815 d ca 18JO d ca 1786 d by Oct 1798 VA b 9 Feb 1760 Norwood C MIDD.LETON, 1149 Forest Lawn Dr, Salem, VA 24153 GARDNER GARDNER CAR'IER CRONK CRONK James Johil Eliza Ann John Henry Wythe/Floyd Cos, VA Montgomery Co, VA Floyd Co, VA Shenandoah Co, VA Shenandoah/Floyd Co, VA 1799-1884 ? -ca 1816 1836-1916 1722- ? 1770-1850 Mary Frances PARSONS, 2505 Stephenson Ave SW, Roanoke, VA 24o14 PARSONS EWlNG(EWIN) DENNIS CUTCHINS HOLLAND HOLLAND DAUGHTREY NORFLEET Thomas James Sr John 'Ill.omas John Joseph 'lhomas Joseph Hampshire Co, WV Ireland/New York City Maryland Nans/Isle of Wight, VA Isle of Wight, VA father of above Isle of Wight, VA Nansemond, VA I 1772 ca 1770-1831 NYC 1772-1818 dees 1747/1767 1750 d d 5 Dec 1809 d ca 1790 Virginia FLETCHER, 721 NW 71rd Ave, Ft Lauderdale, Fla 33317 FRANCISCO SUMMERFIELD BOWEN BOS'IERS COLLEY Lewis Richard John Jonathan John Botetourt Co, VA II II II Montgomery Co, VA ,, " Augusta Co, VA II 1802 1780 1826 1815 1759 �61 Mrs . M. C. Hess Jr . , 5023 Pomeroy Rd . NW , Roanoke , VA 24-017 CRAGHEAD McGEORGE MATTOX DINWipDIE GOGGIN SAUNDERS SAUNDERS POWELL MORGAN HOLLAND JETER OVERSTREET ACREE MAXEY ROBERTSON TAYLOR SMITH GILBERT WRIGHT NICHOLS John John Wesley William S tephen III Littleberry funiel (Green?) Robert Thomas Thomas S Sovereign Nancy Nancy Brown Jane Jeffrey Esther/Hester Nancy Sarah Elizabeth Chtfd/Fkln Cos , VA Hanover/Bedford Cos, VA Bedford Co , VA b PA; Campbell Co, VA Bedford Co , VA Bedford Co , VA Bedford Co , VA Franklin Co , VA Bedford Co , VA Franklin Co, VA Bedford Co, VA 2/w S. Jeter md Wm . Din'Yfiddie md J . Craghead Chtfd/Bed.ford Cos , VA md T. Morgan md L. McGeorge md T. Holl and - Bed . Co . Ruth md Wm . McGeorge-Rke. Co. Pamelia Elizabeth md M. Morgan d 1808 d ca 1793 1786-1876 d 1788 1789-1872 1789-1866 1776-1862 d 1811 1725-1774 1764-1816 late 1700-1840s md 1834/d 184J md 1820/d 1868 1747-ca 1789 1770-1856 17JO-ca 1805 1756-ca 1794 1775-1811 md 1810/d 1861 1770-1840 Royale R Crabtree , 1221 Arlington Place, Winter Park, Fla . 32789 ABBOTT SPANGLER CRABTREE BUTCHER DRAKE THROGMORTON OLIVER BROUGHTON CUR TRIG HT EVANS NICHOLS SMITH ROWE PLYMALE BOWEN STEINMETZ WALLICK(H?) HURLEY John Margaret ( ? John Hannah Elizabeth ) ? Isaac William Samuel Eleazer Mary Thomas Joseph Elizabeth John Emil Charles (Wm.? ) Hugh Jefferson Co, KY widow of William Md/Wash. Co , VA/K:f. md J. Crabtree Tenn./Union Co, I ll . md Eliz. Drake b NC/Va - d Clark Co,K:f. b VA - d Hardy Co, WV VA/Bourbon Co, KY Loudolin Co, Va/Md/Ohio wife E. Evans Belmont Co, Ohio Knox Co . , Ill as above dau md 1789 i n Giles Co, Germany/Jersey City,NJ Germany/?Illinois Monmouth Co, NY md 20 Mar 1788 md 20 Mar 1788 b 1732, Md b ca 1802 VA d prior 1850 ca 1765-1835 ca 1735-1798 ca 1745-1828 1779-1849 md 14 Nov 1796 dau md 1825 1st settlers as above VA 1824-1875 1811-1897 County abbreviations used Switz - Switzerland Albe - Albemarle Fluv - Fluvanna Nans - Nansemond Aug . - Augusta Fdrk - Frederick NYC - New York City Taze - Tazewell Tal - Talbot Bed. - Bedford Ghld - Goochland Patk - Patrick Balt - Baltimore . Hamp - Hampshire Pitts - Pittsylvania Claib - Claiborne Halx - Halifax Pul - Pulaski West - Westmoreland Bote. - Botetourt Jones - Jonesborough Wash - Washington Camp - Campbell Lane - Lancaster Rkbge - Rockbridge Chtfd - Chesterf i el d Rkham - Rockingham Cas - Caswell Lawr - Lawrence Russ - Russell Fkln - Franklin Montg - Montgomery res - resident �62 GRAYSON COUNTY,· VIRGINIA Courthouse Records Marriage Records : from 1793 (John P. Alderman has supplied the county with an index, in chronological order, of marriage bonds and minister's returns from 1793 to 1849.) Court Order Book #1: 1819- 1825 (missing records for 1796 to 1809) 1809-1832 General Court: Deed Book #is Beginning 7 June 1793 . . ... Will Book #1: Begins 1794 Plat Book #1: Beginning 1795 ........ . (John P. Alderman has abstracted book #1.) 1832-1869 Chancery Records: (Book #1) Birth Register : Book #1 1853-1871 Death Register: Book #1 1853-1871 Judgement Lein Docket: Court Minutes: 1871-1885 Book #2 (Book #1 not on the shelves at this time.) 1793-1794 (restored volume.) (Note: The Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library, has the above books by Mr. Alderman plus others that he has done on other counties of southwestern Virginia.) * * * * * * * * THE GRAYSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Rt. 1, Box 293 Elk Creek, Va. 24326 * me. Membership Individual $$ 5 . 00 yearly Business, institutional 25.00 yearly Life $100.00 Publications Grayson County: a History (paperbound 9.50 ppd Grayson County with Suppl'e ment 10.50 ppd Grayson County 1897 Map J . 25 ppd Grayson County Line (a song) 1.75 ppd Glimpses of Grayson (Calendar) 7.00 each year has different sketches of homes & buildings *Virginia residentsJadd 4% sales tax. �6J CRAIG COUNTY , VIRGINIA MARRIAGE RECORIB 'Ihe personnel in the Court House a't New Castle , Craig Co., Va. , told me that the following marriages were not recorded in the marriage register. I did not get a chance to check the register, so I do not know if any of them are recorded. During the Civil War, the Union Army was in New Castle and bunied many of the books and records of the county. After the war, the Clerk of Courts reconstructed the record books -- no one knows how many records were not recorded because of~lost of original documents or death of the people involved. '~~ Following is a list of abbreviations used in the article: Ty-pes of marriage records. (A) Certificate to obtain a license (B) Minis ter's certificate of marriage (C) Marriage License - has A, B, &D (D) Minister Return b - born. If no birth place given , it is Craig Co . Cr. - Creek d - days dau - daughter Lie. - license m - months Md - married Min Ret - minister retuni If not given, he is 0 - occupation. a fanner . p - parents s - Single w - widowed wit - witness y - years res - residence. If not given, it is Craig Co. Pleas e remember, if possible, get a copy of the original document -- I am no expert in reading the handwriting: I can come back later and decide that it should be something else . The following is a copy of (A) Certificate to obtain marriage license , (B) Minister ' s certificate of Marriage, (C) Marriage License, and (D) the minister return has not been included because usually it was just a written note or included in the Minister ' s Certificate of Marriage. Mosl of the older record books of Craig County are of blue paper and the ink has faded to a brown , so it almost impossible to zerox the pages. If copies are required of deeds , wills , etc. , the records will have to typed. The marriage records copied should be easy to ' zerox ' -- just remember that each type of document i s a separate page. New Castle (where the court house is located) is a small town and there are a couple of quick order places to eat . One is across the street and down from the court house and the other is on the edge of town. The clerk's office is small but the personnel were very pleasant (when I was there) . �64 A Certificate to obtain marriag e license (to be annexed to license) Having app li ed to the Clerk of the county Court of Craig for a ma rriage License, a nd bei ng requested, I make the following Certificate , as required by the Act of the General Assembly passed April 7th 1858 . I.ate of Marriage supposed 26 Aug 1858 Place of Marriage Si nking Craig CounJ:y~V_a____ - - - - - - - - - - -- - Full Names of Parties Married John Zell & Mary Ann Looney Age of Husband --=2~6_...y~e=a=rs~---------~ Age of Wi fe __2____----,.---------~ Condi ti on of Husband (widowed or single ) _..:.;;;S..;;:i=n;;J..g..;.::l:;;..e=------ Condi tion of Wife (widowed or s i ngle ) -~S..;;:i=n=g=l:;;..e=----Place of Husband ' s Birth _ _B_o_t_e_t_o_u_r_t______~ Place of Wife's Bi ~th (Botetourt now) Craig Place of Husband's Residence Botetourt Place of Wife's Residence ___C_ra -"= i~ g..____________ Name of Husband's Parents Jacob & Sarah Z~e~l=l=----------­ Name of Wife' s Parents W'm (?John) & Cha."rl otte Looney Occupation of Husband - Far=m~e_r_______ Within 2 months after the Marriage shall have taken place, the Minister solemnizing the same , must certify the fact to the Clerk of the Court . (on back) James Looney wit. B Minister 's Certif i ca t e of Marriage To the Clerk of the County Court of Craig i n the State of Virginia. I hereby certify, that the fo l lowing is a correct statement of a Marriage soleminized by me in the County a f orsaid . I.ate of marriage December 26, 1855 Place of Marriage Elenor Elmore J ohn 's Creek Full name of Parties married Benjami n ~ Thomas & Margarett A Jones Age of Husband Twenty-tow Age of Wife Twenty-one Place of husband's Birth Giles County (now Craig Place of wife's Birth Bottetourt " " " Names of husband's Parents William S Thomas & Mary Thomas Names of wife's Parents William Jones & Jane Jones Occupati on of Husband __ f_a_ rm ~ e_ r~~...,...--~~~Given under my hand as a Minister (legally authorized to solemnize Marriages ,) this ~ day of Decem AD 1855 Philip B Williams c Marriage License Virginia - County of to wit.~~---~-~ To any Person Licensed to Celebrate Marriages : You are hereby authorized to join together in the Holy State of Matrimony, according to the rites & ceremonies of your Church, or religious denominati on, & the laws of the Commonweal th of Virginia Thomas M Dunbar & Sarah F Jones· C G Hill: Cl. �CRAIG COUNTY , VIRGINIA The following marriage abstracts are taken from marriage licenses, minister returns, consents at the New Castle Court House , New Castle, Virginia. (A) ANDERSON, Hiram H - 20 yrs - single - b Botetourt Co. - p John H & Matilda Mary Frances Beard - 19 y - single - b Augusta Co . - p Anthony & Martha Ann md 16-Sept 1856. Consent by father , John Anderson, dated 14 Sept 1856. (B) ASHUEL, Ianiel - 21y - s - b Bedford Co - p Burel & Elizabeth- rod Phebe Mcpherson - J2y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Jacob & Phebe - md 27 Mar 1856 by Philip B Willia ms. (B) BARKER, Nathaniel - 27y - w - b o- p John & Elizabeth - o carpente~md Mary Bryan - 24y - s - p Cessialia Huffman - rnd 1J Oct 18.59 at Washington Britts by C C Lee, (Barber instead of Barker???) ( D) Bishop, Wm M of New Castle & Lucy Ann Wiley md 12 June 18.51 by James M Rice. (B) BAUGH Jr, John - J6y - s - b Campbell Co - p John & Elizabeth md Agnes Mann 3Jy - s - b Meadow Cr, Botetourt Co , now Craig - p Samuel & Margarette - md 29 Dec 1859 at John Baugh Sn ' rs by EC Lee, dated 2 Jan 1860. (C) BRADFORD, Henry - 44 y - s - p Elijah & Martha rnd Nancy A Helvy - J6y - s - b Montgomery Co, Va, - p Jacob & Elizabeth - md 15 Dec 1861 at§. Adams by Philip B Williams (Addams) (B) BELL, Jeremiah - J6y - w - b Giles Co now Craig - res. Johns Cr - p Buchanan Bell- md Eleaner Elmore - J4y - w - b Bottetourt Co now Craig Co - res. Johns Cr - p William & Jane Jones - · md 4 Dec 1856 at EJ.eaner Elmore, Johns Cr. by Philip B Williams (D) BARKER, Na thaniel & Juliann Catharine Robinson md 6 Oct 1852 by A J Elmore. BRITTS, James H & Margaret Craft md 9 Nov 18.52 by A J Elmore. Min Ret Lis t (c) BOWEN, John W - J2y - s - b Montgomery Co - p James & Catherin~md Nancy AT? Webb - 21y - s - b Giles Co - p John ·S & Susan - md 2J July 186J at house of John S Webb by Philip B Williams. (B) BAKER, William A - 22y - s - b & res . Monroe Co., Va - p John & Nancy Baker md Catherine M Lugar - 21y - s - p Jacob & Mary - md 25 Oct 1860 at res. of Bride ' s father by William Huffman jr. (B) BECKNER, Ma thew - 44y - w - b Botetourt Co - p John & Ma:r:Y.:: md Malinda Trenor formerly Malinda Webb - J4y - formerly md - p Wm & Mary Webb - md 'IUes 29 May 1860 by Wm Huffman Jr (B) BOWEN, James S - 28y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - res. Green Brier Co - p James & Catharine Bowes - o Matris maker - md Margarette Keffer - 28y - s - b Giles Co now Craig Co - res Green Briar Co - p John & Sarah Keffer - md 17 Apr 1856 at Philip B Williams by Philip B Williams. (C) BREWER, Floyd A - 24y - s - b Botetourt Co (now Craig) - p Dan'l H & Eliz ' h C - md Emily Book - 22y - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - p George & Eliz ' h md 26 Oct 1865 at Newcastle by A J Elmore. 1 (B) CIRCLE, James W - 25y 27d - s - b & res. Botetourt Co - p John S & Mart ha § md Mary J Walker - 20y 11m 7d - s - b Botetourt Co - p George H & Magdalin C - md 2 Dec 1857 by Jacob Carper. (B) CRINER, George - 22y - s - b Giles Co - res. Johns Cr - p Samuel & Francis Crigner - rnd Eli zabeth Huffman - 22y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - res . Johns Creek - p William B & Selah - md J Dec 1856 a t William B Huffman ' s , Johns Cr by Philip B Willia ms . �66 CAMPBELL , Chapman S/J & Sarah A Smith md 20 Feb 1853 by D C Pharr. Min Ret . CROWDER, Iandy or Sandy & Mary Elizabeth Myers md J Feb 1853 by A J Elmore . (C) CALE, John ~ - 45y 9m 14d - w - b Botetourt Co now Craig - res Potts Cr - p James & Catherine md Mrs Christiana A Minnich - 35y - w - b Giles Co now Craig Co - res New Castle - p Joseph & Susan Mills - md 21 Nov 1865 at res of Mrs Christiana A Minnich, Newcastle by Wm Gaines Miller . CALDWELL , Lloyd & Susanah M Hendrickson - date 18 Nov 1851 on license - ba ck md by Philip B Williams . (c) CHAPPEL, John W - 21y - s - b & res Morgan Co , Indiana - p William & Polly o Soldier in the US Army - md Ella Virginia Elmore - 18y - s - p Andrew J & Elizabeth - md 19 Oct 1865, New Castle , Va , by (ink blot) Bullard . ( C) CALDWELL, Arter P - 21y 10m 15d - b Botetourt Co - p Thompson & Elay - md Barbara Ann Caldwell - 22y - s - p Andrew & Barbara Caldwell - md 2J Nov 1865 res of bride ' s mother, Barbara Caldwell by Wm Huffman Jr. (c) CALDWELL, Archibald McHenry - 22y JOd - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig Co - P Archibald & Nancy - md Eliza Jane Reynolds - 22y - s - b Giles now Craig Co P Andrew 1 & Amanda - md 23 Nov 1865 at res of Mrs Amanda Reynolds by Wm Gaines Miller. CROW DER , Abel & Caroline Drummond md 30 Dec 1852 by A J Elmore . Min Ret List ( c) CALDW ELL , Noa h N - 28y - s - b & res Montgomery Co, Va - p Harper & Mary - md Sarah Ann Sarver - 20y - s - b Roanoke Co now Craig - p George & Eliz ' h - md 26 Sept 1865 , res George Sarver by Philip B Williams. (C ) CRAWFORD, William W - 34y - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - p Wm & Hannah - md Lucy Ann Bugg - 24 y - s - b Lynchburg , Va - p ----- - & Mary E Bugg - md 24 Oct 1865 at court house in New Castle by A J Elmore . ?(B) CAMPBELL, Henry C - 21 y - s - b Kanawha Co Va - res Monroe Co , Va - P Mathew & Virginia - md Martha J Beckner - 17y - s - p Mathew & Elizabeth - date certificate and license 28 Nov 1861 - date 5 Dec 1861 (marriage date?) CARROLL, John & Charlotte Surber md 8 Feb 1853 by A J Elmore . Min Ret List . CALDWELL, Patrick & Nancy Lucas md 17 Feb 1853 by A J Elmore . Min Ret List CRAWFORD, Daniel W & Saral Sarvar , dau of George Sarvar Sr md 26 Dec 1852 by ~~~~ ~~~~~' Newport, 24 Jan 1853 . License granted 25 Dec 1852. (B ) CHARLL~N , 'Ihomas J - 28y - s - b Montgomery Co - res Chri stiansburg Va - p Col Willi am B & Melinda Charlles - o merchant - md Julia W Walk - b Frederick - r es - Dinwiddie Co - p George W & E S Wall - md 2 Sept 1857 at Level Green by Charl es A Miller. (c) CRAFT, George W - 27y 29d - w - b Alleghaney - res Amherst Co - p John & Eliz ' h - o Carpenter - md Sarah C E Furrow - 15y 10m ?d - s - p Reuben & La.vica - md 14 Dec 1865 , res of Reuben Furrow by S R Smith . (C) CHASTER , Leoue tte/Leverette N - 21y - s - b & res Ellington, Tolland Co ., Conn - p Wm W & Mariah - o Soldier in the US Army - md Nannie Myers - 20y - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - p Ambrose & Rebecca md 20 Oct 1865 at Newcastle by C Bullard . (C) DUNBAR, Thomas M - 29y - s - b & res Monroe Co - p Robert & Elizabeth - md Sarah F Jones - 18y - s - p Allen & Susannah - md 1 Sept 1863 at res of John Huffman , Granny ' s Run , by William Huffman Jr. DILLARD, Thomas H B & MariJ C Goode, both of New Castle md 20 June 1851 by James M Rice . Mi n Ret �67 DODD , Lorenzo R/ B - 23y - s - b Franklin Co, Ala - res Newcastle - p Barkley Virlinda - o merchan t - rnd Harriet §. Carper - 21y - s - p Isaac & Eliz' h rnd 17 Sept 1856 a t Isaac Carper ' s by James M Rice , & ( C) DUNCAN, Charles L - 33y 5m 1 d - p John L & Hannah - md Mrs Mary Ann Caldwell - 24y - w - p Jacob & Hannah Kintzley - md 31 Dec 1865 res of Jacob ~intzley by William Huffma n. (A) DENNIS , Samuel T - 26y - s - b Nothoway supposed - p Robert W & Eliz ' h - o carpenter - md Ema ltne E Haymaker - 17y - s - b Botetourt Co - p Adam & Mary J. - md 23 Sept a t Sinking Creek (or rather date marriage to take place) licens e dated 18 Sept 1858 . Willia m S & Mary T Thurman - 25 Nov 186J (sig: Mary T Thurrnon & Wm Karns) - Wm S Duncan - 45y - w - p John & Hannah- o blacksmith - md Mary T Thurman - J5y - s - b Amherst - p Philip & Mary - md 2 Dec 186J, the house of Philip Thurmond, Potts Cr, by John Bragg , (B) ELMORE, James-JO y - s - b Orange Co , N.C - p John & Elizabeth-rod Elizabeth Caldwell - JOy - s - p Andrew & Susanah - md 25 Sept 1856 by A J Elmore ( C) DUNCAN, (c) ELMORE , William-46y 1m - ~ - p James & Milly-md Elizabeth Saunders - 40y - s b Giles Co - P --- - & Iatsy-md 12 Dec 1865 at res. of Wm Leffel (certificate) Md 11 Dec 1865 a t res . of Mr Saunders by Wm Gaines Miller. EAlCTN, Thomas M & Elizabeth Walker md 6 Nov 1351 by A J El.more Min Ret . ELMORE, Jacob & Julia Ann Britts md 18 Sept 1851 by A J Elmore. Min Ret (D) EASLY , I saac & Alzira E Carper md 17 inst by John B Lee, dated 18 June 1852 . ECKLES , Henry & Martha Ann Caldwell (Lie.) on back: md 5 Jan 1852 by Philip B Williams . Thomas & Margret Taylor , dau of John Tuylor (lie.) Back: md 25 Sept 1851 by Philip B Williams . ELMORE , ELMORE, James & Martha Craw.ford md 25 Jan 1853 by A J Elmore. Min Ret List (C) EAKIN, Wllliam E - 28 y - s - p Nathan & Gilly - o Enrolling Officers of the Co, md M Maggie Hill - 2Jy - s - p C G & Mary - md 9 Aug 1863 res of C G Hi ll, Newcastle by A J Elmore . (B) EPLING , Paul - 20t y - s - b Newport , Giles Co, Va - res Craigs Cr. - P Pasel & Margaret Huffman Epling md Mahala Sarver - 22y - s - b George Sarver, Cr~_? Cr .. - P George & Mary Sarver -*res Gasper Sarver - md 19 Nov 1857 at Cr a i g Cr by F Hickerson. (*living at) FIGGAT,*Gibbons G - 28y - s - b & res Monroe Co - md Virginia Ch...amp - 2Jy - s - P James & Sarah - rnd 15 Feb 1861 by Wm Huffman Jr. (or Gibs on ) FERREL, John A & Susannah Coldwell md 12 Mar 1852 by A J Elmore . Mi n Ret List FISHER , Phillip & Harret Paxton md 25 Oct 1852 by A IT Elmore. Mi n Ret List (B) FEICUSON, James - 2Jy - b Appomattox Co. - p Stephen & Gratsey - o Coach driver - md Sarah Eliz ' h Bagens? or B.agens? - 19y - s - b Greenbrier Co - p George W & Catharine-md May 27, 1856 by A J Elmore. (James is single) ( D) FRENCH, Henly C of Giles Co & Harriet Ea~ley md 29 July 1852 by John B Lee. GORDON, John M & Ann P Spessard md Apr 1853 by William Jeter. Min Ret. (B) GIVENS, W L - 2Jy - s· - p Johithan & Elithe.§.-md Synthe Love.§. - 18y - s - p John & Pats y Love~ - md 22 Nov, Sinking Cr by WG Williams , dated 22 Nov 1860 GIVENS , Mazarine C & Lucinda Carr rod feb 11, 18.52 by _ _ _ __ (Lie . �68 ( ) GIVENS, James H - b 16 Apr 1819 - w- b Botetourt Co , now Craig - p Joseph & Ann Givens md Sarah Jane Houseman - b 27 Feb 1839 - s - b Botetourt Co , now Craig Co - p Peter & Elizabeth Housman - md 10 Feb 1857 by ~~~~ ~~~~­ min. M.E. Church South. (c) GIVENS, Oliver H - 26y 5m id - s · - b Botetourt Co - res Roanoke Co - p Elisha E & Mary Ann md Ann E Caldwell - 21y 1m 7d - s - b Botetourt Co - p George W & Ann Caldwell - md 19 Dec 1865 res of Mrs Ann Caldwell by ~~~~ ~~~~' - s - p John & Clementine md-eathari:ne-(marked out. & ( c) GIVENS, James M - J4y Rutha ~ritten in pencil above ) Rutha C Caldwell - 24y - s - p Archibald & Nancy - md 13 Mar 1864 at Sinking Creek by H §. Williams. (B') GORDON?Gorden, Thomas - 24y - s - b Pulaska Co - res Giles Co - p George & Susan - md Marget Kerr - 22y -o - b Giles Co now Craig - p El izabeth Kerr md 15 Mar 1860 at Thomas Kerrs , Sinking Creek by Philip B Williams. ( c) GRIFFITH, Jefferson - 56y - w - b Amherst - res Monroe Co - p John & Hannah md Virginia C Baker - 26y - s - b Monroe Co , Va - p Wm & Jane-md Thurs . 14 Jan 1864 at the house of Wm & Jane Baker , Potts Cr md by G W Carpenter. (c) GRAHAM, Mitchel M - 40y - w - b Montgomery Co - p James & Martha - and Mrs . Catharine Dowdy - w - b Botetourt Co now Craig - p Alexander & Elizabeth Sarver - md 17 Aug 1865 at (license said St Clair C Abbott) min return said md at res of J W Younger, New Castle by A J Elmore . (c) HQGHES, Robert J - 24y - s - b Giles Co (now Craig) - p John & Delilah - md Mrs Julia A McKinzey - 28y - w - b Pittsylvania Co, Va - p Wm & Martha Enes md 21 May 1865 at res of Mrs McKinzey on Potts Cr by Geo W Bruffey . (B) HUTCHESON, James A to marry NancyAnn Elmore , s igned by Eli zabeth E Bell, dated 11 Jan 1870 (consent) HUFFMAN, Hugh - JJy - w - p Andrew & Mary md Martha A Jones - 25y - s - p fathers name unknown & Catharine Jones - md 29 Jan 1856 by A J El more. IDJFFM.AN, Jacob & Isabell A Carper md 1 7 Apr 1853 by William Jeter. I Min . Ret . List HUTCHESON, George W & Sarah J Taylor (?Gaylor) md 27 Nov 1856 by James N Eakin . Min Ret. (B) HANCOCK, Adam - 2Jy - s - b Botetourt Co .-p Barnet & Susannah - o wagon maker - md Mildred Robin (paper torn) - 16y - s - b Bedford Co , Va - p Randol ph & Mary - md 15 July 1857 by A .J Elmore . HOLSTINE, Wm A & Ann E Breedlove rnd 24 Nov 1851· by A J Elmor e . Min Ret , List HUBBARD, Robert & Frances Nelson md 22 Dec 1852 by A J Elmore. Min Ret . List HANNAH, fuvid & Sarah Jane Love rnd 29 Sept 1853 by Jas M Rice . Min Ret. HUFFMAN, McGuy to marry dau Sarah Jane Hutchison ••• (signed ) Elizabeth Hutchison 4 Feb 1853. Wit: James J & John F Hutchison. (Consent.) (A) HUBBARD, Thomas - 22y - s - b & res Pittsylvania co - Joel & Martha - o speculating - md Melvina A Nutter - 17 y - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - p Barclay & Susan - date of md (to take place) 25 Nov 1858 at J ohns Cr. (License ) HUF'FM.AN, Guy & Sarah Jane Hutchison md 9 Feb 1853 by A J El mor e . HINCHEE, Mexican D & l;Iannah Duncan md 10 Feb 1853 by A J El more. Min Ret List Mi n Ret List HENDRICKSON, Jacob M - 20 y - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - res Sinking Creek P George & Ann - rnd Sarena/Lorena E Caldwell - 22y - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - res Sinking Co - md 14 Aug 1855 a t William Caldwell, Sinking Creek by Philip B Willi(torn) ----p Wm & Sophia Caldwell. �(A) HUTCHISON, James J - 28y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Robert M & Eliz ' h - o fugeorean Artist md India Ferguson - 20y - s - b 0 - p Henry C & _ _ Ferguson - date of md, supposed 8 Sept 1858 at 1evel Green . (from license) HUFFMAN, Giles & Eliz'h J Caldwell - 29 Mar 1852 (license) (on back) md 1 Apr 1852 by Philip B Williams. HARMON, George W & Marcy (or Mary) C Sarver md 18 Mar 1852 by William Jeter, Cata wba. Min Ret. (B) HOU'IS, James - 2Jy - s - b Roanoke Co - res Botetourt Co - p John & Eliz'h - md Sarah Caldwell - 26y - s - b Botetourt Co - p Edmonson & Sarah - md 18 Mar 1857 by A J Elmore. (c) HIVELY, William A - 20y - s - p Eliza Hively - md Mary A Snodgrass - 19y p Cobb & Eliz ' h - md 5 Sept 1865 at Wm 1 Johnston ' s by William Huffman Jr s - (c) HANNAH, Joseph - 47 y - s - b Craig Co (formerly Botetourt) - p James & Sarah md Almira/or Alvira F Biggs - 25y - s - b Craig Co (formerly Botetourt ) - P Miles & Eliza - md Mon 8 June 1863 at ?AH Price's by George C Thrasher. HINCHEE, John M & Mary Smith - dated 25 June 1852 (Lie) (on back) md 15 July 1852 John M Thrasher & Mary Smith dau of James by Philip B Williams. HYPES, Peter - p John & Eliz' h - md Sarah Jane Caldwell - p*Ma.rgi t - license dated 4 Oct 1864 - md 2 Oct 1864 by Wm Huffman Jr. (*or Margaret) (D) HOUSMAN, Samuel (*Lieb) KELLYl James & Rachael Carter, dau of Margaret, Lie. dated 9 June 1851. (back) June 9, 1851 (md by) Philip B Williams. & Martha Jane*Leeb md 18 Nov 1852 by Edmund H Waring. KELLY, Lemuel & Jane Carter md 28 May 1851 by A J Elmore. Min Ret (c) KYLE, William Henry - 2Jy - s - b & res Roanoke Co - p James (dec'd) & Nancy T (ab) - md Sophia Virginia Scott - 21y ~ s - p Wm (dec'd) & Eliza W - md 16 Feb 1864 at Middle Mt. (Cc blank - mark duplicate) LEFFEL Jr, Samuel - 22y - s - p un.Imown - md Sarah A Craft - 2Jy - s - b Botetourt Co - p Jonathan Craft - md 26 May 1857 at Craig Alum Springs by G Cobbs (B) LUGAR, James - 28y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Adam & Elizabeth - o carper. - md Polly Ann Givens - 21y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Wm & Nancy - md 5 Jan 1856 at William Givens , Sinking Cr, by Philip B Williams. (B) LEE, Jonathan C - 20y - s - b Botetourt Co now Roanoke - p Elijah C & Delilah Lee - rnd Cynthia M (paper torn) - 17y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Philip B & Elizabeth Williams - md 7 Aug 1855 at Philip B Williams, Sinking Cr by Philip B Williams. LOONEY, Alexander C & Margaret M Lugar, dau of Jacob-Lie dated JO Dec 1851 (on back) 8 Jan 1852 (md) by Philip B Williams . (B) LOONEY, Nicholas - 22y - s - p Moses & Jane - md Martha Kibert - 19y - s - P Mary Kibert & Samuel Shawver - md 11 Nov 1856 by A J Elmore. LARK, !avid & Sarah M Myers md 14 Jan 1853 by William Jeter. Min Ret . List (c) LARCH, Samuel - 20y - s - p John & Clencity - md Cynthia A Stebur - 18y - s P Jefferson & Elizabeth - md 23 Dec 1862 at Jefferson Steba.r by Philip B Williams (C) LUGAR, George W ·- 25y - s - p Jacob & Mary - md Nancy A Mann - 1?y - s - p Aaron & Mary - md 20 Oct 1862 at house of Aaron Man by Philip B Willi ams . �70 (B) LEE, ~ratio - 47 y - s - b Prince George Co. - p Isaac & Eliz'h Lee - o waggon maker - and Nancy Armstrong - J5 y - b Rockbridge co, - P.Rob~rt & Sarah - md 2 Nov 1865 at res of Miles Bigs*by E F Jameson . \Or Biggs ) (B) MYERS, Jacob - 21 y - s - b O - res Miler ' s Cove - p Isa~l & Catherine - and Martha Hughes - 21 y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - res Sinking Creek - p John & Deligh - md 15 Dec 1859 at John A. J . Lee & St Clare C Abbotts - md by Philip B Williams, dated 15 Dec 1859 . (c) MILLER , Adam Peck - J1 y - s - b Giles Co. now Craig - res Sinki ng Creek P John & Sara.h - and Martha Ann Reynolds - 2J y - s - b Giles Co. now Cra.ig res Si nking Creek - p Wm & Ann - md 15 Dec 1863 at house of bride's father on Sinking Or by James H. Burns . MARTIN , Charles & Margaret Carter , dau of Margaret . back md 12 June 1851 by Philip B Williams . Lie dated 7 June 1851 - MILLER, David B & Virginia Hutchinson md 12 Feb 1852 by A J Elmore . Min Ret . List MILLER, George C - 23 y - s - p John - 0 Teacher - and Nancy*M Caldwell - 18 y s - P Andrew - md 18 Aug 1853 at Andrew Caldwell by Philip B Williams dated 17 Sept 185J. Lie. dated 6 Aug 1853 & inf . on back of lie . ( -*·Melvina) MANN, Robert C - 32 y - s - p unJmown - and Mary Caldwell - 21 Y - s - P Absalom - md 17 Nov 1857 by G. Gobb?? (B) NEELY, William N - 19 y - b Russell Co . - res Kanawha Co , Va - P Richard Catharine - and Elizabeth A Terrill - 25 y - s - b Botetourt Co , Va - P Elizabeth Terrel , widow of D. Terrel , dec 'd - md 'I\.les. 16 Aug 1860 by William Huffman Jr . , Christian Church . & (C) PECK, A. H. - 29 y - s - b Montgomery Co. - p M. M. & Sally G. - and Mrs . Ann M. Thrasher - 26 y - w - b Botetourt Co . now Craig - p Nathan & Gilly Eakin md 9 Nov 1865 at res of Mrs Gilly Eakin by A J Elmore. PRICE, Jacob L & Harriet A M 'Iaylor md J Nov 1852 by A J Elmore , Min Ret . List PR!CE, Addison W, of Greenbriar Co . & Mary Price md JO June 1853 by Ja s M. Rice, Newcastle. Min Ret . (or Addisen) (C) PAXTON, 'l'homas J - 20 y - s - p Rebecca J - o soldier , Com . B 28th Va , Regent . and Nancy A Brizentine - 17 y - s - p Reuben & Nancy - md 9 Aug 1863 at res . of Reuben Brizentine by A J Elmore . (A) PAXTON, Thomas B - 19 y - s - res - Barbers Cr. - p Wm & Sarah Anne - and Mariah Jane Clinebell - 20 y - s - b Augusta Co . - res Barbers Cr . - p George & Sally - date of md 13 Oct 1858 at Barbers Creek (B) REYNOLDS, John E - 26 y - s - p Bennet & & Priscilla - and Sarah S? Liffel 22 y - s - p Samuel & Sarah - md JO Apr 1857 by A J Elmore ROCK, Elisha - 23 y - s - p Madison M & Sarah S - and Mary Frances Reynolds 17 y - s - p Hugh & Margaret - md 28 Oct 1856 by A J Elmore. �71 (B) RUSK, John Henry - 21 Warring - and Harriet John Carson & Euphama Wiley, "Potts Creek", y - s - b Greenbrier Co , Va - p Samuel Rusk & Ellenor Elizabeth Carson - 18 y - s - b Alleghany Co, Va - p Nisbett Lenton - md 20 Aug 1857 at the house of Pennell by Lorenzo D Nixon . (B) ROGERS , William - 22 y - b Bedford Co - p George W & Catharine - o Coach driver - and Margaret E Walker - 20 y - s - p Henry & Maria R - md 27 Feb 1856 by A. J . Elmore. SMITH, Henry & Adaline Hugh(e)s, dau of Nancy - dated 25 Aug 1851 - Lie. on back 3 Sept 1851 by Philip B Williams. (B) SARVER, F1eming A - 23 y - s - p George & Mary - and Harriet D Morgan - 19 y - s - P Charles & Eve - md 9 Oct 1856 by A J Elmore. (B) SMITH, Ihniel - 27 y - s - p Susanah-& Evaline Taylor - 27 y - s - p Ann Taylor, widow of James Taylor, dec'd - md Wed 1Aug1860 by William Huffman, min. of the Christian Church. (B) SURVINE (Savine), John M - 24 y - s - b Montgomery Co. - p Henry & Catharine - and Catharine Tayl or - 19 y - s - b Giles Co now Giles - p John & Mary md 7 Jan 1855 at John Taylor, Sinking Cr by Philip B Williams (B) SARTIN, Joel - 6 1 y - w - b & res Giles Co . - p Joel & Avysiler - and Mary Jane Hutchi son - 14 y - s - p William & Mary - md Thurs, 15 Nov 1860 at res . Brides father - by Wm Huffman Jr. (B ) SMITH, Harvy W - 28 y - s - p William & Frances - and Harriet E Rock - 23 y - s - b Botetourt Co, Va - p Madison & Sarah Rock - rod 'fues, 12 Mar 1861 at res. of Henry Looney by Wm Huffman Jr. SARVER, Wm & Leanna Shawer md. 4 Nov 1851 by A J Elmore. Min RetList SHAWVER, Samuel & Fanney Caldwell md 5 Aug 1852 by A J Elmore . SARVER, Henry & Sarah Caldwell md 17 Jan 1853 by A J Elmore. Min Ret. List Min Ret List (C) SI MMONS , Benjamin F - 25 y - s - res Montgomery Co - p Jacob & Catherine o teacher - and Lucy Francis Hill - 24 y - s - b Bedford Co - p Jefferson S & Frances W - rod 15 Oct 1865 at Newcastle by C Bulla.J:!!. (B) SPESSARD, Jacob p - 24 y - s - p Jno & Susan - o merchant - and Elvira V Eakin - 17 y - s - p Na than & Gilley Amanda Eakin - md 13 Feb 1856 at Mrs Eakins by James M Rice. CB) SNOIGRASS, William N - J4 y - s - b Botetourt Co - res Amsterdam, Va - P Tilghman & Polly W - 0 physician - and Kate M Kelley - 19 y - s - res Newcastle - p Nathaniel B & Medora - md 27 Feb 1856 by James M Rice. SMITH, Jacob & Hannah Mariah Taylor md 17 Feb 1853 by A J Elmore. Min RetList j (C) SELF, Robert - 22 y - s - b St Mary's Co, Md - res Washington City, DC - p John & Eliz'h - o U.S. Soldier - and Molly J Elmore - 2J y - s - p Andrew J & Eliz'h - md 18 Oct 1865 at New Castle by C Bullarg. �72 (B) THOMAS , Benjamin ?L - 22y - s - b Giles Co (now Craig) - p William S & Mary and Margaret A.. Jones - 21 y - s - b Botetourt Co (now Craig) - p William & Jane Jones - md 26 Dec 1855 at Elenor Elmore, John's Creek by Philip B Williams . Margarret (B) 'IUCXER, John - 23 y - s - p John & Margaret - and Amanda Crawford - 17 y - s - p Alexander & Margaret - md 13 Dec 1855 by A J Elmore . TAYLOR , James & Evaline Givens, Lie. dated 25 Dec 1852 . 1852 by Philip B Williams . Back - md 26 Feb TINGLER, Henry & Malinda M Helms md 25 Oct 1851 by A J Elmore. Min Ret. (c) TAYLOR, Jacob - 45 y - w - b Giles - p John & Mary - and Ann M Dobbins - 40 Y - w - b Roanoke - p Joseph & Ma:ry Wright - md 5/6 Aug 1863, res of Jacob Taylor by William Huffman Jr. (C) 'IUCKER , George W - 22 y 4m 10d - b & res Botetourt Co . - p Bevely L? & Evaline and Emily J Caldwell - 22y 6m 16d - b Botetourt Co - p George W & Ann - md 14 Nov 1865, res of John Caldwell by A J Elmore . (C) TROUT, Jno. (John) G - 40 y - b Augusta Co - p Saml & Mary - o blacksmith and Sarah Hughes - 34 yr - s - p James & ~~ Hughes - md 11 June 1861, at Craigs Cr - md by John C Repass. (John was widowed) TROUT, H~ G?S & Martha Albert md 27 Jan 1853 by A J Elmore. Min Ret.List (B) TROUT, George M - 26 y - s - p George C (deed) & Rosanah - and Mary E. Hendrickson - 26 y - s - b Monroe Co . - p George & Ann Hendrickson - md 26 Jan 1860 by William Huffman Jr. · (B) TAYLOR, Jacob - 23 y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Adam & Sarah - and Margrett Hughs - 44 y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p George & Margrett - md 11 Dec 1855 at Jacob Wheeling, Sinking Creek by Philip B Williams. THOMAS, Joseph W & Martha Jane Rock, daughter of Sarah - Lie . dated 24 Feb 1853 - back 1 Mar 1853 by Philip B Williams . TROUT, Samuel W. & Elizabeth · YPES md 1 Apr 1852 by William Jeter, Catawba , Va. , Min Ret. THRASHER, John M md Mary Smith -- see John M Hinchee . *WRIGHT, Hugh C & beanna-Sbawver Ann Gray md 23 Oct 1851 by A J Elmore. Min Ret, (*Lost or misplace original copy --not sure about difference in bride's name ) WAUGHT, Wm A & Sarah F Banks, both of New Castle, md 20 June 1851 by James M Rice. Min Ret. ( C) WILLIAMS, Philip B - 54 y - w - b Giles Co now Craig - p Henry & Susannah & Mary E Jones - 21 y past - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - p William & Hannah - md 1 May 1861 at William Jones'es by Elijah C Lee. WORSHAM, McIEniel C - 22 y - s - b Monroe Co, Va. - res Alleghany Co, Va. p Laniel & Ernaline - and Mary M Baker - 23 y - s - b Monroe Co, Va. - p William & Jane M - md 2 Nov 1865 at res of Wm Baker, by S W Bruffy. �73 WEBB, David & Susan Rock, daughter of Thomas - Lie . dated 1 Sept 1858 - back 28 Sep t 1858 by Philip B Williams WALL, Harvey Williams. & Elizabeth McPherson - Lie - back - 13 Apr 1852 , Philip B. YOUNGER , John W & Florantine V Walker md 16 Mar 1852 by James M Rice, Amsterdam . Min Ret. ZELL , John - 26 y - s - b & res Botetourt Co - p Jacob & Sarah - and Mary Ann Looney - 25 y - s p Wm (?John) & Charlotte - Back James Looney, wit date of md. suppos ed 26 Aug 1858 - place of md Sinking , Mary b Botetourt Co. now craig . Additional marriages copied at a later date (C) AMMEN, Benjamin F - 25 y - s - b Craig Co , Va - res Montgomery Co, Va . - P Jacob & Catharine Ammen - o teacher - and Lucy Francis Hill - 24 Y - s - b Bedford Co , Va - res Craig Co - p Jefferson 1 & Frances W - MIN RET : 15 Oct 1865 at Newcastle by C Bullard . BARBER , Nathaniel md J uliann Cathari ne Robinson on 6 Oct 1852 by A Min Ret List BOOTH , James H & Margaret Craf't md 9 Dec 1852 by A J Elmore. J Elmore Min Ret Lis t (B)BANE, Thomas - 37 y - s - b Rockbridge - res Craig - p Thomas & Mary - 0 (D) farmer - and Sarah F Reynolds - 18 yr - s - b & res Craig - p James & Mary J? - md 2 Apr 186J at res of James Rey . by A J Elmore . " (B) BRITTS , Samuel - J4 y - w - b & res Craig Co - p Henry & Catharine - and Mary Campbell - 18 y - s - p Wm & Elizabeth md 7 Sept 1856 by A J Elmore (This was a zerox copy) (D)CALDWELL, George - 23 y - s - b & res Craig Co - p Absalom & Delila - and Elizabeth Leffel - 19 y - s - p Wm & Mary - md 2 Oct 1856 by A J Elmore (B) CALDWELL , Hamilbton B - 23 y - s - p Wm & Mahala - and Adeline Huffman - 20 Y (D) p Isaac & Margaret - md 16 June 1861 at Isaac Huffman, Craig Creek Lic~by John C Repass . s- (B) ( D) CALDWELL, Smith - TFirtyeight (J8 ) y - w - b Ind. - res Salem, Roanoke Co, Va - p Smith & Eva - and Charlotte E Hill - 28 y - s- b Bedford Co., Va - res New Castle , Craig Co - p Jefferson & Frances Hill - md 2:t_ Jan 1865 a t _ __ Hill , Craig Co by James F? Leggett. CAMPER , Peter A - J2 y 5m 8d - s - b Giles Co - p Peter & Eleanor - o ma~on a nd Mrs Elizabeth A Walker - J 2 y - w - p Willia m & Polly Leffell - md Dec 20 , 1865 at Ch. H. in Newcas tle, Craig Co, Va by A J Elmore . CROWDER , Abel & Caroline Drummond md JO Dec 1852 by A J Elmore , (B) (D) Min Ret List CROSIER , William Henry - 22 y - s - b Monroe Co - res Po ts Cr, Monroe Co , Vap William Crozer - and Sarah Jane Williams (paper town, name on back ) - 21 y - s - b Botetourt Co now Roanoke Co - res Craig Co , Sinking Cr. - p George W & Mary- md 15 Mar 1855 at Geo. H· Williams, Sinking Cr by Philip B Williams �DUNBAR, Robert S - 24 y - s ~ b Monroe Co - p Robert & Elizabeth - md Nancy Ann Huffman - 22 y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Susanna - md 18 Oct 1855 at John Huffrnans, Johns Cr by Philip B Williams. EAKIN, Thomas M md Elizabeth Walker 6 Nov 1851 by A J Elmore (C) Min Ret FISHER, Jacob - 22 y - s - b Montgomery Co now Craig Co - p Lemuel - o fa.nner now soldier - and Cynthia Afbelia Saunders - 19 y - s - b Giles Co - p John Saunders - md 20 Nov (1864) at res of Bennet H Karr by A D Botton. FERRELL, John A md Susanah Caldwell on 12 Mar 1852 by A J Elmore . FISHER, Phillip & Harret Paxton md 25 Oct 1852 by A J Elmore. Min Ret List Min Ret List (D) FERREL, Alpha J - 22 y - s - b Botetourt Co now Craig - p D3.vid??Il3.niel & Elizabeth - and Lucinda Sarver - 22 y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - P Isaac & Fanny - md 18 Mar 1856 at Isaac Sarvers , Johns Cr by Philip B Williams. (C) GRIFFIN, Jefferson - 56 y - w - b Amherst - res Monroe - p John & Hannah and Virginia C Baker - 26 y - s - b Monroe Co - p Wm & Jane - md 14 Jan 1864 at house of William & Jane Baker by G W Carpenter. (D) GIVENS, Mazarine C & brinda Carr md 18 Feb 1852 by Philip B Williams. Lie . HENDRICKSON, George - 24 y - s - p George & Anna - and Sarah A Britts - 19 Y s - p James & Margaret - md 16 July 1874 at bride's father, Crai g Co by Wm Huffman, Lie & Min Ret . HOLS 'ITNE, Wm A & Ann E Breedl ove md 2 4 Nov 1 8 51 by A J Elmore . Min Ret List HUBBARD, Robert & Frances Nelson md 22 Dec 1852 by A J Elmore. Min Ret List (D) HIVELY, Alexander - 22 y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p Margret hiveley and Sitha Ann Thomas - 20 y - s - b Giles Co now Craig - p William S & Mary Thomas-rod 6 Feb 1856 at William S Thomas, Sinking Cr by Philip B Williams (c) JONES, Eu1:£. - J6 y - w - p Jacob & Ellender Jones - and Harritt Harless - JO y w - b Giles Co - p Jacob & Mary Epling (p 's name written in pencil) - md 26 Feb 1863 res of the bride by William Huffman. MILLS, Iavid B md Virginia Hutchison - 12 Feb 1852 by A J Elmore. Min Ret List (D)MORGAN, Jo~ - 22 y in Mar 1857 - s - b & res Botetourt Co - p Charles & Eve and Mary Eliz'h Reynolds - 16 yrs in Aug 1857 s - b & res Botetourt Co p James & Mary Jane - md 7 Oct 18.56 at Craig Co by Jacob Carper. NEWSUM, William - 2.5 y - s - b Forsyth Co, NC - p Hartwell Newsum & Mary Cork? Cook? - and Mary M Campbell - 22 y - s - b Rockbridge co , Va - p Wm & Elizabeth - md 2 Jan 1856 by A J Elmore NEWSUME, Hartwell - 56 y - w - b Gilford Co, NC - p Jacob & Lucy - o miller and Catharine Beckner - ,52 y - w - b Winchester Co, Va - p William & Catharine - md 13 Aug 1857 by A J Elmore , �75 PRICE , Jacob L & Harriet A M Tayler md j June 1852 by A J El more Min RetList REYNOLIB, John L - 27 y - s - p James & Mary ( ?) - and Mary ?S E Wright - 25y - s - p Charles & Eunice - md 3 Dec 1861 at res of Mrs Eunice Wright by Enoch G Jameson. REYNOL.Il3 , John A - 22 y - s b Giles Co now Craig - p James & Catharine - and Lucinda Snodgrass - 20 y - s - b Giles now Craig - p Caleb & Mary - md 24 Oct 1855 at Elizabeth Reynolds , Sinking Cr by Philip B Williams . (p) SARVER , James & Bethsaida Thomas md 8 Jan 1852 by Philip B Williams. Lie . SARVER , Wm & Leanna Shawver md 4 Nov 1851 by A J Elmore Min Ret SHAWVER , Samuel & Frankey Caldwell md 5 Aug 1852 by A J Elmore Min Ret List SMITH , Samuel R - 25 y - s - b & res Montgomery Co - p Samuel & Elizabeth - o minister of the Gospel - and Clementine Reynolds - 20 y - s - b Giles Co - p John & ?Eleryaber?? md 10 Dec 1861 at res of Peter Hy:pes by Solomon Schaeffer. ?TRENOR , G. W. - 26 y - s - res Sinking Cr , Craig Co - p J R & Ann Trenor and Louise( s) McCrosby?? - 18 y - b Giles Co ., Va. - res Sinking Cr - P Nancy McCrosby - md 5 Mar 1861 ??? at Mr R Terions by ?T/B? h Williams ( C) TOLLY , Alexander - 29 y - w - b Bedford - p Ezekial & Mary - and Mary Thomas - 33 y - w - b Rockbridge - p Thomas & Ann Marlin - md 4 Feb 1863 at res of Mary Thomas by A J Elmore . ( C) TAYLOR , Jacob - 45 y - w - b Giles - p John & Mary - and Ann M Dobbins - 44y - w - b Roanoke - p Joseph & Mary Wright - md 6 Aug 1863 at res of Jacob Taylor , Craig Co by William Huffman Jr . Lie & Cert . WRIGHT, Hugh C & Ann Gray md 2J Oct 1851 by A J Elmore. Min Ret THOMAS , William D & Martha Ann Hively , dau of Eliz - lie. date 22 Feb. - md 1 Mar 1853 by Philip B Williams . atamtlot ltralbrg YOUR FAMILY COAT OF AfliS AUTHENTIC BEAUTIFULLY HANDPAINTED $25.00 Patricia & Teresa Murphy Research - Artists P. O. Bo ic 275 Wytheville, VA 24382-0275 1-703-980-6094 �76 QUERIES Mrs. Jean Walker MATTHEWS, 11438 Seabrook Way, Cypress,CA 90630 Need info on Wm WALKER & Susannah GRAHAM whom June 18, 1787, in Montgomery Co. VA. Wm d in Washington Co. TN in 1846. Thelma Hoy OGDEN, 4815 Hickory St ., St. Chas, WVA 25309 Need info on Wm Crump HOY who m Martha Frances HALE, Nov 10, 1897. Would like to contact Ira HOY, Boones Mill, VA or Cyrus HOY of Roanoke. Geraldine E. COOK, 992 Viejo Drive, DCBE, Granbury, TX 76048 Is James ELKINS of Henry Co. the f of David ELKINS who m Mary PEDIGOE in 1793? Is Ralph ELKINS of the Leatherwood community f of James? Mrs . Ruth BURKE, P. O. Box 7, Bodega, CA 94922 Need info on MCCOWNs of Rockbridge Co. Was FRANCIS ancestor of Malcolm who went to Kanawha Co WVA? John and James lived on Kerr's Creek or Calf Pasture. Were they bros? Who was John who went with son George (whom. Polly PARTER) to Sevier Co. TN Who was Isabelle who m . Wm HENRY ca 1748 and went to SC? Lynda (Stone) BROWN, 12220 MacCorkle Ave . Chesapeake , WV 25315 Need par en t s o f A1 b er t " Y i ck " MAYS b c a 18 3 2 , m Mar y A . "P o 11 y " CASH b.ca. 1838 . They raised their childrn in Amherst Co . VA. Childrn m into ANGUS, CAMPBELL, CASH & MADDOX families. Mrs. William A . LANSAW, 3008 Morris Ave, Terre Haute, IN 47805 Want any info on surname LANDSAW (LANSAW). Was in Augusta Co. VA & Greenbrier Co, WV ca 1800 & before. Shirley A. JONES, 3664 Woodruff Ave, Long Beach, CA 90808 Seeking info and desc of my 3rd g .grandparents Isaac & Sarah "Sallie" (Wampler) MILLER, Wythe Co . VA . Known child: Amanda ''Mandy", William Harw, Rachel Catherine, & Franklin. Are there any . more? Where are Isaac & Sarah buried? Need data for Martin MILLER. Dorothy S£ott FIELDER, R.D. 1, Box 29, Need info on family of John CARR III, Creek, VA; d 1874, Montgomery Co . VA. HARBISON, Sarah HUDSON & Sarah HOGE. b 1735, England, d 1798 in Montgomery served in American Revolution. Maryland , NY 12116 b. June 9, 1798, Walkers He had 3 wives: Esther His gfather, John CARR, Sr. Co VA (now Pulaski Co), Elsie V. FARLEY, 2506 N. Chambliss St., Alexandria, VA 22311 WALDEN fam of VA went to Jefferson Co. GA, ca 1800, Would like info about this family in VA. Can supply info about WHIGHAM & HANNAH f amilies of Je ff erson Co. GA late 1700 1 5. Also looking for info on SHERRILL & DOBSON in VA, mid 1700's; SHERRILL in MD 1703; any other SHERRILL. �77 Mr s . E . Ho ust e n H ALS TEAD, 6 Saunders Add, Scott Depot, WV 25560 Maud Cart e r CLEMENT , in her History of Pittsylvania Co. V_A , m entions o n e. joh n SIGMAN thusly: "In 1 777 the work (circuit minister) i n P ittsylvania was assigned to John SIG'tvfAN & Isham TAT US : in 17 7 8 to Wm GILL, John MAJOR & Henry WILLIS." Th is was un de r th e heading "Methodist Church." Does anyone have info on e ithe r this SIGMAN (SIGMON) or WILLIS? These families intermarri e d seve ral tim e s in Franklin Co. VA. Will exc dat a. Sonya K . BURNET TE, P. 0 . Box 41, Barbourville, KY 40906-0041 Need info on Ambrose ARTHUR b late 1600's or early 1700's. r esided in Caroline , Bedford & Franklin Co. VA. D in F ranklin Co. VA . His so n was Col. Thomas ARTHUR b 1748, who rn Sarah ARTHUR (his cousin) . Also need in fo on Sarah. Will exch. Mrs. Twila G . PHILLIPS, 5022 Mahan Dr.,Tallahassee, FL, 32308 Would like to exc h info on f illowing: John J. PHILLIPS-Mary S u e " P o 1 1 y " S NE A D ; wm ENGLEMAN - Mary ? ; Mich a e 1 TRAINER - Marg a r et LEE; Wm GRIFFI N-Martha GUM; Daniel SLATE N-Patsy?. Mrs. James BARNES, 1111 Wilmore Dr., Middletown OH , 45042 Like info on the DINWIDDIE families (John, Robert , Wm, James) who were in Amherst Co . VA in the 1790's . Am look ing for the parent s of Martha DINWIDDIE, b 1804 who m John MCPHERSON ca 18 22. Juanita KELLERMAN , Rt 3, Garnett, KS 66032 Seek to prove John RICHMOND b ca 1760-1770, where?) of Whit ley Co . KY w a s d e s c o f Abra ham RI C!IM 0 ND , 0 s borne s Fo rd & Ru s s e 11 Co • VA • Mrs. Need They Don W. WELLS, Box 125 , Ri"verton, KS 66770 to find where and when Thomas Henry GRAY m Mary Ann FRASHUR E(?) are in Laurel Co . KY 1850 census. M ca 1820. Mrs. L. W , LEDGERWOOD, Jr . , 1655 Imperial Crown , Houston, TX 77 0 4 3 Need info on Nancy DAVIS, dau of John DAVIS & Jane GLENDE NNI NG , m Donel (Da rr el?) F AIR (FEAR) . Dau. Mary FAIR b . ca 1805 VA m Geor ge W. K E NT b ca 1799, VA. Another d~u Esther DAVIS FAIR b ca 1802 VA, m . Param BOLEY, a saddler . The FAIR (FEAR) & BOLEY famili e s were in Lynchburg, VA ca 1820. Have a sampler which Esther DAVI S FAIR embroidered in schcol at Lynchburg, prob 1815. Earl e n e GOBOLIS , 15230 Channel Rd, Grand Haven, MI 4941 7 Need info on fami ly of ggfathe r , Samuel MCMANNAMY , b ca 1820 Rockbridge Co. VA, m Malinda SHARP in Sidney, OH Oct. 22 , 185 4. Had 1 set twins, 2 others. Died in Civil War Nov 1864 . Pa re n ts , where buried - who? I Mrs. Patricia W. SURFACE, 401 Surface Dr., Tazewell, VA 24 65 1 Seeking parents, birthplace, w of George GRI FFITH who left w i l l Bedford Co 1777 (area now Franklin Co VA) Also parents o f Cather i n e, w of George's son, Benjamin. Benjamin left will Fr a nkl in Co, 1830 Catherine died after 18 30. �78 Mrs. Sue (Don) MCKINNON, 225 S. Huron Street, Cheboygan, MI 49721 Daniel NEFF b VA r Wythe Co. d ca 1859 m 4-22-1841 Matilda BUMGARDNER b Feb 1819 Wythe Co. , dau of J . . & R. BUMGARNER b VA. part of family in Lee Co VA 1860. Also Sarah/Sallie Ann CAVIN b ca 1834 Hawkins Co. TN. Raised childrn (Mary Jane, William Hampton Franklin, Charlie, Julian, Martha E., Meddie C., Jesse, Margaret, Lucinda) with Jesse R. EDDS in Lee Co. Have much- EDDS info, need CAVIN info. Thelma Jones Need info on Thomas BLAIR Co. VA after son Co . VA. BJORKLUND , 1146 N. Ramona Ave. Indialantic , FL 32903 father of ggggrandfather John BLAIR 1772 - 1853. Father believe born PA, m Rebecca (Mary?) ANDREWS. Settled in Grayson Revolutionar y War and built ironworks on Chestnut Creek , Gray- Rubye (Gilliam) Bowling, R2 - Box 444, Osgood, IN 47037 Searching for the names, dates of birth, and info on the six GILLIAM bros who came from Scotland in 1700's . My descending line: Thomas b 1823 VA; Isaac b 1845 VA; Wm b 1867 TN; Floyd W. b 1894 TN, Rubye b 1916 TN. Mn;;. Dorothy Hale ANIS , 8730 Ferncliff Ave NE, Bainbridge Island, 'VJA 98110 James HALE b PA 1750 m Polly Anne CUMMINGS b 1755 in VA in 1773 . Polly, dau/sis of Moses CUMMINGS. Childrn: Benjamin, Wm, Moses , Anna, Hannah, John , & Charlotte b Patrick Co. VA btwn 1775-1800. Moved to Washington Co OH 1811. Intermarried in Patrick Co with REDMAN, POORE, BARTON, CORN & KEATON. Info needed on HALE, CUMMINGS & REDMAN. Mrs. Donna J. Bowling, Box 87, Wever, Iowa 52658 Seeking parents of Robert Washington WILSON & his w Martha Sixe WILSON; and Wiley Kimball NEWTON whom Phebe COLEY and -his bro Wm H. NEWTON who m Rosella Rebecca BURTON. They lived in Tazewell Co. VA in the mid 1800 ' s. There were sisters Sarah NEWTON, Joanna GILLESPIE. William P. GROHSE, Rt 4, Box 33, Sneedville , TN Hancock Co, TN historian des i res background info on the original Vardy COLLINS, b 1764 NC & his wife Margaret 'Peggy' , b. 1773 NC (census). Owned lg tracts of land in Vardy, Hancock Co. TN . Was in Wil kes Co. NC in late 1790s but in what is now Hancock Co as earl y as 1780. Listed in 1809/12 Harkins Co TN tax list as land owner. W supposed to have been sis of the original Shepherd GIBSON who came to Hancock Co. with Vardy . Mrs. Elizabeth Moore PARKS, 80 Piki Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336 Seeking info on Sarah CASEY b ca 1737, d before 1796, m Lt. Col. Edward BILLUPS 1755, lived Lunenburg, Botetourt, Montgomery Cos. Childrn; Sally, Lucy, John, Edward, Margaret, Thomas, Richard, Elizabeth, William, Sarah BILLUPS. Mrs. Drusilla Payne MOGAVERO, 1372 Harlow Road, Columbus, OH 43227 Need parents of John Culpeper WILSON of Henry Co . VA. Also parents of his w, Sarah MARTIN. Where did they from Henry Co? Postage refunded. (Noteg the handwriting on a few of the pages is 17th century -- should it be continued as a space filler -- or you don't like it . ) �79 Mrs. W. M. PETERSEN , 724 Grace Ave., Charleston, WV 25302 Need parents of Thomas B. PICKERING b 8-20-1809, VA. M Elizabeth Louisa DAUB (DOBBS), 12/31/1831 in Augusta Co. VA . They lived in Montgomery Co. VA 1842 . Thomas' mother's narn~ was Mary?, apparently ma 2nd time, as name was listed as Ruffer when Thomas M. Mary Noell CARTER, 5701 E . Glenn #62 , Tucson, AZ 85712 Will exch info on MEREDITHS ( MEREDETH or MERIDETH) & NOELLS. Need Bedford Co VA info on Thomas & Mildred Callaway NOELL, believed to be buried in the Herman Baptist Church Cemetery. Need death dates & marriage dates. David MEREDITH left will in Brunswick Co. VA 1782, and dau Elizabeth m Wm ROSE, parents of Judge Robert H. ROSE b Brunswick Co. VA 2 -1-1818. Mrs. Linvil G. RICH, Box 1185 , Clemson, SC 29633 Desire maiden name of (Isaac) Daniel SHOWALTER' s wife Sarah, b ca 1800. Da~iel & Sarah SHOWALTER were living in Montgomery Co. VA in the 1830's. Desire info on Michael CARNES (KERNS, KEARNS) living in Bedford Co. Va ca 1750 . Mrs. E . Housten HALSTEAD, 6 Saunders Addition, Scott Depot, WV 25560 Desire corres with anyone doing research on the HUFF family in VA . My ggfather, Jacob SIGMON, m Sarah HUFF in 1844 in Franklin Co. VA. Since all of his children were born before this time, we must assume she was his 2nd w. Yet, family lore mentions a HUFF as the maternal ancestor. Share data. Ben H . COFFMAN, Box 67, Center Point, IN 47840 Need proof David COFFMAN was s of John KAUFMAN & Barbara MARTIN who d in Rockingham Co, VA and that David's wife was Mary Ann LOVELL, dau of Robert LOVELL III. Mrs. Joe R. Johnson, P. 0. Box 698, Danville, KY 40422-0698 Seek info on Charles M. POSTON, m Lodemie HAMMOND Sept. 23, 1896, Smyth Co VA. He was the son of Thomas ~May/Mary Elizabeth POSTON, age 23, and LODEMIE age 16 , dau of Alfreu & Lucinda (MUSGROVE) HAMMOND. Childrn : Lola m Charles HARRIMAN, lived in FL in 1920; Harry lived Welch, WV 1 923; Hubert/ Herbert; Charles Wm; Laura Lou m a SMITH & lived in Welch, WV in 1923 . Ba.rbara BLANKENSHIP, 9125 Woodpark Lane, Apt D, Knoxville, TN 37923 Seek info Rev. Soldier Wm. PATTERSON b 1753 Augusta Co VA, m ca 1777 Nancy ENGLISH. Resided 1770's in Sullivan/Hawkins Co. TN, in area that was possibly Botetourt Co VA before 1772. Moved to Anderson Co . TN ca 1802, d 1841. Possible son of John. Geraldine E. COOK, 992 Viejo Dr. DCBE, Granbury, TX 76048 ELKIN(S), Richard, Ralph & Nathaniel pay tithes Lunenberg, Co . VA , 1748 . Ralph & James own property adjoining or in common on Smith ' s River , Henry CO, 1771. Is Ralph the f of James? James , Wm, David, & James, Jr. moved to Grainger Co. TN 1800/1810. Is James their f? They seem to h av e been associated with the Leatherwood Community, Henry Co . History of t hi s Commun? Mrs. John A. Penrose, 1.76.09 East 19th Terrace CT . S . , Independence , MO 64 057 Seeking info on Samuel Reeves BANDY, who was b Febr uary 17th , 187 9 , and his parents, Stephen Polk BANDY & his wife, Martha N. (HAZELWOOD) BANDY of Franklin Co . VA. Are the re any desc of this family? Hazelwood desc? �80 Rose B. ANDERSON, 935 Scenic Drive NW, Albany, OR 97321 Seek ancestry of John L. HARMON whom Elizabeth BYRD/BIRD 16 Dec. 1787 , Montgomery Co. VA. Who were Elizabeth ' s parents? Marriage record says she was dau of Wm & Sarah BURCH. John d in 1825 in Marion Co. IN. Elizabeth d in Knox Co . IL at age 99 . Mrs . Dan CUDDY (JoAnn), 58 Pear Tree Point Rd. Darien, CT 06820 Seeking vital info on Mary HOSKINS/HASKINS, w of Joshua STONE, & Chloe ROBERTSON,'w of Abraham SHELTON . Who were Chloe's parents? Was Lettice, w of Crispen SHELTON, a BUPORD? Her parents? Dates? Welcome any info . Esther KISER, P. O. Box 175, Cleveland, VA 24225 Seeking info about my gggfather, John Michael POWERS (wife's name unknown) . Lived in Montgomery Co or possibly Wythe Co . VA. Son, John (Johnny) m Sallie LEASE (probably Sarah). Childrn were Calvin,Harvey , Charles, Georg, Henr y , & Jeffrey, Jane, Mary, Betty, Lavisa,Margaret (Maggie or Peg) . Need info about Sallie LEASE. Mrs. H. B. Huntsman, P. 0. Box C, Greensburg, KY 42743 Need parents, any info on Susannah HATCHER & Henry GREER, m Sept 24, 1792 in Bedford Co. VA One dau, Julia, b 30 Oct . 1802 in Franklin Co. VA . To KY before 1820 . What connection between Susannah & Huguenot Bartholomew DUPUY? Connection with HAYNES, WARFIELD families? Mrs. Jean WALKER MATTHEWS, 11438 Seabrook Way, Cypress,CA 90630 Seek info on William WALKER, b 1760- 1770, prob in VA or NC. D 1846 in Washington Co. TN. M Susannah GRAHAM(?) 18 June 1787, in ~ontgomery Co . VA.? 9 childrn per will of Wm WALKER entered March-August 1846, Washington Co. TN: Mary(RECTOR), Jane(HARTMAN), Nancy(JONES) , John (m Lucretia MARTIN 24 Nov 1824, in Washington Co. TN), Anna(DEAKI~S) , Wm (m Mary BROWN) , Andrew (m Sarah BROWN), Margaret (HUNT), Susannah WALKER. Who were the parents/bros/sis of the above Wm WALKER & Susannah GRAHAM? Mrs. Carilda GROVER, 01521 Winchuck Riv. Rd., Brookings, OR 97415 Need info on Dr. Cassius COOKE of Charleston, WV; Carilda HOBACK STEWART : Nancy Ann HOBACK. Mrs. Thelma DIVERS, 6441 Trevilian Rd. NE, Roanoke, VA 24019 Need info on the NIMMO family, especially Wm. R. NIMMO, who were his parents? What did the "R'' stand for? Date of his birth? Also would like info on the George MERRIMAN family from Franklin Co. Mrs. Lynda (Stone) BROWN, 12220 MacCorkle Ave. Chesapeake, WVA 25315 John CREASY of Bedford Co. VA. will dated 11-28-1825, m Elizabeth WOODSON BUGG in Fluvanna Co . VA. Their issue: Thomas ; Anna; Edumund; Bird m Polly DOWDY in 1794; Charles m Judith DOWDY in 1797; Wm m Elizabeth HAWKINS in 1795; Jesse ; & David . ~ho did David marry? Paul W. RODGES, 12707 Rolling Valley, Cypress, TX 77429 Seeking info about Wm LOVELL HODGES, d KY 1858 & Ashford HODGES who left Franklin Co. VA ca 1823. Both believed related to Abednego HODGES (1759-1843). �81 Dorothy MUNSON, 850 Aaron , B-103 , Port Charlotte , Fla . 33952 Seek parents of Lewis HARRIS from Va. but d at Vigo Co, INd, 18J1. Sons David , John, Benjamin , William, Martin , 2 daus, all b Va . Want proof Jonathan CLARK, from Ohio but d Muscatine, Iowa 1854, was father of John Clark who m Abigail SUMNER , Pike Co , Ohio , 1829 . Postage refunded . Elsa V. STOUT 1 Ma lewood Drive Athens Ohio 4 01 (Mrs. Howard E. Stout) Who were p of Rachel BARNETT, 2 w of Alexander BEAVERS Sr? Md JO July 1851 Tazewell Co, Va . Alex'r had 13 ch by 1/w Elizabeth HANKINS. Rachel and Alex ' r had 4 ch: Thomas (b ca 185J ), Robina (b 1854), Alex. W (b ca 1858) & Elijah (b ca 1858). Were Rachel ' s p Archibald & Nancy BEAVERS BARNETT or were they Joseph & Elizabeth HARRISON BARNETT? Would like to correspond with descendants of Alex'r & Rachel or Alex ' r & Elizabeth. Will reimburse postage . Evelyn ADAMS REYNOLUS, West Box 31 , Seiling , Okla . 73663 Searching for my Adams Ancestor's history. Samuel ADAMS md ca 1767 Anne ADAMS , dau of William Adams & Mary WALKER. Wm . came from Ire . to Pa. to Va. to Ky. Samuel, b Pa . or Md . to Va. to Ky. (Mercer Co.). Want to buy ''The Tinkling Spring , Headwaters of Freedom" by Howard M. Wilson, 1954. Ethel F. Davidson, 2406 2nd StE, Lehigh Acres , Fl 33936 Need info on Farris WADDELL, Samuel Wesley CECIL son David CECIL. was Paint Lick, VA in 1856? Tazewell and Bland Co. Where Ellen Pepper TILLEY , P. O. Box 112, Danbury, NC 27016 I descend from Samuel & Naomi BURKE PEPPER through their son William PEPPER who m Jane RAYBURN . I am interested in hearing from anyone doing research on these families . Will share old letters that contain family records. Both families of Montgomery Co. VA . Mrs . John A. PENROSE, 17609 East 19th Terrace Court South, Independence, MO 64057 - Seeking info on my 4th ggf a ther, Richard BANDY, who had ties with both Botetourt and Bedford Cos. VA. Richard BANDY m Nancy LEWELLEN on 3rd Sept, 17 91 in Botetourt Co . VA, dau of Thomas LEWELLEN. Where is Richard BANDY & w buried? Seeking desc of this family. Edith McGhee SIGMON, Rt , Box 304 , Ferrum, VA 24088 Seeking info on family of Peter SICKMAN 1745 ca. - 1837. 1st m Indian KATONKA? or Mary? From this union came 11 children. 2nd m Catherine NOSSEMAN WILLIS. Cather ine SIGMON m William Jackson GRIFFITH in Franklin Co. VA. Moved to IN. John SIGMON m Rachel RICHARDS on Jan 1, 1810, moved to IN. Peter SIGMON , Jr. m Mary WILLI S Oct 31, 1829, in Franklin Co . Had 9 childrn. Edith McGhee SIGMON, Rt 3 - Box 304, Ferrum, VA 24088 When looking for cemeteries in Ferrum, Mt. Forest areas for SIGMONS, HUFFS, KEYS, WILLIS, MOORE, SHIVELY, HALE, BROMLEYS, & GRIFFITH, we found Sarah COX tomb. Very large, made of soapstone, no dates. Was she Sarah COX from Floyd? Was she a dau of Daniel ROSS? Sarah ROSS that m James COX on June 22, 1799? Was she Sally Ann FARRIS.· who m Daniel COX 1844? Genealogy Books, "The SIGMONS" and "The SINKS" to be finished soon . �82 RHONDAS.ROBERSON The Southwest Virginian 1046 Spruce Street Norton, Virginia 2427 3 A magazine of history and genealogy covering all the counties of Soutbvest Virginiao Contains birth. death, census, marriage and bible records, as vell as ville, deeds, court orders, genealogies, etc . t'rom all the counties So ..:.thvest of Roanoke. Contains 80 pages per issue. The Southvest Virginian is published 'four times yearly (March, June, September and December), at a. subscription rate o'f $14 .oo per year. Queries to the magazine and t'ree to subscribers and will be published as space becomes available. Queries a.re 25¢ per word to non-subscribers. Back Issues of The Southwest Virginian a.re available at the folloving prices. 1978 .Back Issues (set of 6 - bound) $20.00 1979 Back Issues (set ot 6 - bound) $20.00 1980 Back Issues (set of 6- - bound) $20 .oo 1981 February issue $ 3.50 1981 April Issue $ 3.50 1981 June Issue $ 3.50 F.ach magazine is $4.oo when sold seperately. Sample copies a.re $4.00 each. The following additional volumes are available through The Southwest Virginian. 1880 Census of Wise County, Virginia by Rhonda s . Roberson Census of Patrick County. Virginia by Rhonda s. Roberson Census of Washington County, Virginia by Rhonda s. Roberson Census of Wayne County, Virginia {now W. V-a~. ) by Rhonda S. Roberson Census of Westmoreland County, Virginia by Rhonda s. Roberson Census of Warren Countyo Virginia by Rhonda s. Roberson Census of 'Wanrick County, Virginia by Rhonda s . Roberson A Partial Cemetery Record of Wise Co., Va. by James Taylor Adams Marriage Records of Dickenson Co., Va.-1880-1900 by Nancy Clark Baker Lee Co~ Marriage Register 1 (1853-1884) by Elizabeth M. Carpenter Lee Co. Marriage Register 1 (18~4-1914) by Elizabeth. M. carpenter 1850 1850 1850 1850 1850 1850 $20.00 $15 . 00 $20 . 00 $15.00 $1 0.00 $10.00 $ 5.00 $20.00 $15 .00 $20.00 $20 . 00 ill the census records a.re soft-bound and indexed. The census records of Warren, Wayne 11 Warwick, 'Westmoreland and Washington will be ready for del i very October 15th . The Lee County Marriage Register (two volumes) will be ready ~or del ivery November 15th. �BJ GIDEON MACON OF VIRGINIA AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDAN'IS compiled by Aletha Jane Macon The Macon family of Virginia began with Gideon Macon , and English citizen of French parentage, who became identified with the prominent people of the New World and founded a family which has played a not unworthy part in the history of our country . The earliest definite references to Gideon Macon are found in the Court Records of York County, showing that he was attorney-at-law in the county as early as 1671. He was an Indian interpreter and served as secretary to Sir William Berkeley , Gov~or of Virginia, during his second administration which ended in 1677, It seems that Gideon Macon arrived in Virginia about 1670 and that he was at that time in his early twenties; so that the year of his birth was about 1648 . In religious affairs Gideon Macon seems to have taken an active part and is listed as one of the earliest vestrymen of Bruton Parish Church, which still stands in Williamsburg, Virginia . He owned extensive acreage in New Kent , Henrico, and King and Queen Counties. About 1680 he married Martha Woodward of King William County. Gideon and Martha Woodward Macon were the parents of eight children, four sons and four daughters, Gideon Macon Jr. , Anne, Martha, William, John, James and two daughters , whose names were unknown. The first section of the book gives eight generations of the Macon family and one chapter of recent generations. The second section develops the Allied familie~ of the Macon family which includes the families of Green, Grimes , Hunt, Jack, Jones, .Thorn and Woodward. 'Ihere i s a bibliography and an index of 46 pages of individual names. 'Ihis is a revised edition of the 1956 Aletha Jane Macon edition by Arthur J arvis Wood, Jr , 1979 and published by the Wilkes Publishing Company, Inc. 1981, Washington, Georgia. A gift copy to the SWVGS has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. 'Ihe price of the book is $20 . 00 and may be ordered from Mrs . Al Amundsen, 2 D Country Club Apts . , Greenville, AL. J60J? . 1695 So. Bre ntwood Blvd. Suite 203 St. l.DulB, Missouri 63144 MDIBERSHTP OOLY $7 PER YEAR -- JOIN US: ++ "Catholic Marriages -- St . Louis" 1774 Includes 40-page Quarterly and monthly News ' n' Notes ++ "AnQUESTors, a Guide for Tracing YQUr Family Tree" 10-course textbook -- 100 pages $J.8.S postpaid ''Tracing Family Trees in 11 States" 27'0 pages packed with useful information. Covers IL, IN, MO, KY, NC, SC, VA, OH, TN, GA, PA. $8 . oo postpaid - - 1840 Records from the city's three oldest Catholic churches • • • a r i ch source for genealogists . $5.85 postpaid ECONOMICAL RESEARCH FORMS -- all designed to save you time and money . Send long SASE f or price l ist. SPECIAL OFFER -- 14 DI FFERENT FORMS $2 . 00 postpaid Mo. residents please add 4.62$ sales tax �84 A PLACE APART A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE EARLY WILLIAMSON ROAD AND NORTH ROANOKE VALLEY RESIDENTS AND PLACES by Helen R. Prillaman Mark Evans arrived in the Big Lick area and Roanoke Valley about 1744 from Pennsylvania . He married Katherine Thomas on June 17 , 1723 at Christ Church in Philadelphia . With thousands of acres from which to choose , he took his time and chose well lying fertile land fed by gushing springs. He built his upended log home at Evans Spring. Mark Evans died at Evans Spring in 1748 leaving his lands to three sons , Daniel , Nathaniel and Peter. His original grant was 1200 acres, but later by survey proved to be 1910 acres. There are a number of descendants of the Evans family in the Valley. Mr Charles Burton of Botetourt County is a direct descendant of Peter Evans . Early owners 0£ the Evans tract were James Breckinridge , John C. Griffith, Charles Johnston and William Watts . Early families that followed and contributed to the area were Betts , Bushong , Campbell, Cannaday, Fellers, Fleming, Garst , Harshbarger, McClanahan , Moomaw, Nelms, Nininger , Oliver , Petty, Read, Rudd, Stokes , and Williamson (for whom the Williamson Road area is named) . Community builders of the Williamson Road area continued to arrive at the turn of the century. Some of the family names were Andrews, Bowman , Coulter , Epperley, Hansbrough, Huffman, Hunt, Lemon , Prillaman, Riley , and Woodson. Miss Prillaman brings the early days of the area to life with her many pictures and sketches -- Black Horse Tavern and "Bellvue", The Barren ' s Mansion, Guildhall, "Greenridge" , ''Old Bushong House~· Tombstone Cemetery-The ~enton Stone , Grayholme , Huntington , Monterey and many others. The book has 187 pages and is completely indexed . A gift copy has been given to The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society by the author and is being placed in the Vinton Branch of the Roanoke County Public Library . The price of the book is $17.10, including postage and tax, and may be ordered from: Miss Helen R. Prillaman , P . O. Box 5431 or P . O. Box 5197 , Roanoke, Va . 24012 =======================================================·=========-======== 'Charlotte Sun' (newspaper), J2J1 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte , Fla. 33952 has a genealogical column called ROOTS by Roxanne. Queries are free. Lots of people live in that area from all over the US - maybe one of your 'kissin ' kin' . �85 EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES THE COLO.RADO GENEALOGIST , vol. 4 3, no . 1, Feb . 1982, p. 3- 8: The Genealogical Delicacy" includes information on national societies such as DAR and on the origin of nam~s; p. 44- 57 , an index to genealogical publications. TRAIL BREAKERS, vol . VIII, no. 2, Winter 1981, p. 8 -9: old photographs " . "Preserving YAKIMA VALLEY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN, vol. 14, no. 1, Jan. 1982, P . 16 & 23: "Did You Know; facts in early American history". GENEALOGY, a publication of Indiana Hi·s torical Society , no. 63, Aug. 1981, p.3-11: " County Court Minutes : helpful in understanding and using court records. MIDWEST HI STORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, vol. XVI, no. 3, Oct. - Dec. 1981, p. 113: " German Surnames with English meanings "; p . 115-116: " Hugnenots "; p . 126: " Census Day" . THE REGISTER OF THE KENTUCKY HISTORICAL SOCIETY , vol. 79, no. 3, Summer 1981, p . 240-265: " The Traveling Church" an account of the Baptist ~xodus from Virginia to Kentucky in 1781 . NON-EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES THE SUN CITY GENEALOGIST, v . 2 , no . III, Fall 1981, p. 49-50: "Research at the Virginia State Library" ; -p . 51- 53 : "Quakers in the American Colonies "; p, 55- 57 : "Notes on the History of Greene County, Virginia"; P • 59 : "West Virginia Estate Settlements ". TREE TRACKERS , Phillips County Genealogical Society, Box 114, Phillipsburg, KS 67661. WEST-CENTRAL KENTUCKY FAMILY RESEARCH ASSOCIATION NEWSLE'ITER, P. O. Box 1~65 , Owensboro, KY 42301 . THE GLEANER , The Wheatland Genealogical Society, 1616 Irving, I ndependence, KS 67301 . FLINT GENF.A.LOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, P. O. 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WIMMER FAMILY NEWSLETTER, c/o Fred Wimmer, 804 Falconer Road, Joppatowne , MD 21085. �86 Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society 1981 End-of-Year Financial Statement Operating Income 1981 Membership dues 1982 Membership dues Workshop Contributions: Back Issues Queries $ 40J6 . oo 255 , 50 785 .00 290 .10 J2.20 $ 5398.80 TOTAL Deposits Opera.tin Expense Office Supplies Postage Postage - Bulk Mail Copying Honorarium Donations, Contributions, Books Workshop Membership Recruitment Returned Checks Fees and Licenses Communications with members Notices $ VAN Membership Di.rectory Brochures $ 191. 82 1699.18 162.89 29 . 12 J? . 20 162.JO 620.15 28.43 270.00 152.75 279,52 86 .06 12 . 50 106.00 2083.01 $ amount Checks $ 3837.92 Cash on Hand Dec. 31, 1980 Net. Income Cash on Hand Dec. 31, 1981 $ 1473.38 1560. 88 $ 3034. 26 TOTAL Prepared ·by: Evelyn J.M. Robertson, Treasurer 1982 IC:::=======================================~============================= II II II 11 THE PURVINE - WALKER FAMILY H 11 11 11 II 11 II II II 11 II II 11 II The Purvine - Walker family is polling its members to determine whether :1 or not to have a reunion this year. They had one last summer and 34 1! persons attended. 120 were invited. It was held near Salem, Oregon. 'I l II II The Walker's are alL descendents of Adam Walker and his wife Agnes Ia.vis i'l lived in Wytheville and Wythe County in the late 1700 ' s and the ii early 1800 's before they went to Missouri and later to Oregon. II II II 11 II who II II Contact: Lt . Col. Paul L Purvine Ret., J411 W. Lawton St, Seattle, WA 98199 IL========================================================================\\ �WORKSHOP SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALcx:;ICAL SOCIETY' INC . FIFTH ANNUAL GENEALcx:;ICAL WORKSHOP on Saturday·, July 17, 1982 WHERE: At the First United Methodist Church at West Main & Langhorne Place, Salem, Virginia. PROGRAM 8 130 - 9:00 Registration 9 :00 - ·9 : 15 Welcome and Introduction by Belva Counts , president Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society 9 : 15 - 10:30 "An Overview of, and Update on, the National Archives" Bill R. Linder, Director of the Central Reference Division of the National Archives and General Chairman of the National Genealogical Conferences in the States. 10 115 - 10 : 30 Stretch & Coffee Break 10 :30 - 11:30 " Organizing to Produce." Bill R. Linder 11 ; 30 - 1100 Lunch and Book Fair 1:00 3100 " Colonial Germans in the Shenandoah Valley. " Peggy Shomo Joyner , Certified Genealogist, author, and genealogy instructor at Old .Dominion University in Norfol k , Virginia . * * * ',!'here will be door prize(s). The Book Fair will include Mr. Linder ' s book How to Trace Your Family History , Ms Joyner ' s books, one on the German Mennonite family of Roosen/ Rosen , .one on the Quaker Denson family of eastern Virginia, and copies of the Report , scholarly publication issued periodically by the Society for the History of the Germans in Maryland and edited by IG.aus Wust. There wil l be others there with Books to sell and also back issues of Virginia Appalachian Notes will be there. * * You can bring your own lunch - eat out The lunch at the church will be served reservations for lunch must be in July number that can be" served.) Lunch is * - or have lunch at the church. by the women of the church and 12. (They are limited to the a cold plate, drink and desert . �REGISTER NOW - - - SAVE MONEY Clip the registration fonn below and mail with your check to Genealogical Annual Workshop S . W. VA. 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Send books to be r eviewed t o : Mrs Oren R Counts, 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke , Va. 24019 . ~==== = === =========================== ==== ========== ======= === ============= 1 �AP P ALACHI AN VIRGINIA N0 TE S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETI ====-========================·= ==============-===================-======= Vol. VI - No. 1 - February 198LCONTEN'IS President's Message 1a Bath County, Va, Legislative Petitions 1 Misled Book Buyers Warn Others 19 Pittsylvania Co. , Va, Few Death Records 20 Christiansburg History Lies in Ruin 21 Craig Cemetery , Christiansburg, Va. 23 Milton - Earles (Deed) 26 Wythe Co. , Va , Cemetery Survey 27 Smyth Co ., Va ., 1850 Mortality Schedule 29 Queries JO Quarterlies and Newsletters 35 Book Reviews J6 ===============================================;========================= Our WORKSHOP will be held the third Sa tu:rday in July - -- very good speakers ! PLAN NOW 'ID ATTEND! ! I!! �'IHE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE As we start our new year I want to thank each member and officer who made the past year one of the greatest in terms of growth that the society has enjoyed. Our membership is at the highest for all times and at this date, January 16, 1982, our membership chairman reports more than JOO renewals. We thank you for your promptness. Your program committee is already making contacts for the new year with programs hopefully from the counties of Bath , Giles , Grayson, Henry, Patrick, Smyth, Tazewell, Wythe and others. Contact S.A . Bell, program chairman, with your suggestions . A special Roanoke Centennial program is planned. Our society will teach a class in genealogy during the year - watch for details later. 'Ihe annual workshop will be July 17, 1982 . The May VAN will carry details. 'lhe February 20, 1982, meeting will be at the Hancock Room, Roanoke City Library, Downtoan Roanoke at 1:J0pm with the program "Glimpses of Grayson County, Va . , by laura A Bryant and Betty Low Fields. This was planned for January 16, but had to be cancelled because of weather conditions. Keep you records for publication coming to Mrs . Fowler , the editor of VAN. With best wishes to you for a successful year in research. Belva M. Counts, President. Interested in local history? A new book will become avail able in July 1982 entitled Corrununity at the Cross roads : A Study of the Villa e of Bonsack of the Roanoke Valle for a purchase price of approximately 15 Pre-sub~cribers will receive a reduced rate). Though this book is primarily a history of this tiny hamlet which spans more than 200 years, some brief family sketches are inc l uded. The families of Stoner, Bonsack, St. Clair, Harshbarger, Davis, Moomaw, Crumpacker, Murray, Lunsford, Woodson, Wood, Thrasher, Jeter, Cook, Foutz, and Layman are treated separately. There are also cemetery listings of the area included in the appendix. If anyone is interested in this publication, please cail Mrs. A. W. (Deedie) Kagey at l-70J-J4J-09J4 or write to her at 4664 Bonsack Road, Roanoke, Virginia 24012. �I BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE PETITIONS The follo\\ing is from ''Filth Annual Report of the LIBRARY BOARD of the Virginia State Library = 1907 - 1908 ", Richmond ; Tu.vis Bottom, Superintendent of Public Printing; 1908. These are abstracts of the legislative petitions in the Virgi nia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia . A photocopy may be obtained, or, in some cases , a photostat is necessary . There i s a minimum charge of $8.00 on material that is ordered by mail (as of 1980 ) . On petitions where several counties are listed on the petitions , all listed county folders must be checked for the original - one original (signatures ) and copies of the petition placed in other counties. BLEIEOE I ANTHONY. 1777. Dec . 11 . A 1534 . Payment of balance due petitioner for use of wagons . I n September, 1776, he hired the State two wagons for carrying provisions to troops at Great Island and to haul timber for the forts . Upon return of troops from the Cherokee expedition , wagons were used as baggage wagons and petitioner procured a third wagon . He charged State 14s . 6d . a day for each wagon , according to the hire a llowed in Cherokee expedition , but auditors made some reductions and petitioner asks that these be made good . CITIZENS. 1792. Oct . 5 . A 1535 . Establishment of a town at Wann Springs on the lands of John Lewis, deceased , as the county seat. Place to be called .Bathville . Danial Yevins, William McCli ntick, '!hos. Mil hollin , John Bellar, John Paul Pa ttes on, John Scott and 164 others . Referred . LEWIS , MARGARET . 1792 . Oct . 16 . A 1536 . Protest against establishmen t of town on petitioner ' s lands at Warm Spri ngs , left her by her husband, John Lewis . By means of this spring, which is visited by many people, she has been able to sustain herself and children since her husband ' s death. 0 WILKINSON , NATHANIEL, JOHN CARTER LITTI.EPAGE & JOHN OLIVER. 1793 . Oct. 2J . A 1537 . Establishment of a town at Hot Springs . Petitioners -have laid off 100 half-acre lots and desire establishment of town for benefit of those who wish to use waters for "scorbut ick and rheumatic complaints . " Reported. ROBINSON, JAMES. 1794. Nov . 14. A 1538 . Grant of a pension. Petitioner received a wound at the battl e of Point Pleasant in 1774, which resulted in loss of hearing in his right ear and rendered him i ncapable of' l a bor and military service. Certificates of James Persinger, John Dickinson, John Bollar and Robert Gillespey. Reported . �KNOX, HEREMIAH. 1794. Nov. 14. A 1539. Grant of allowance to petiti oner for a service r f two years six months and 2J days in the 2nd Virgini a State Regiment. Certificate of William Long . Reported . BOWLAND, ELIZABETH, & JAMES BOWLAND & ANNA CRAWFORD BOWLAND , Her children. 1795, Nov. 12. A 1540. Authority for appointment of trustees to sell land in Bath left by John Bowland, who died intestate in 1787. Land cannot be improved; trustees would inves t money rising from sale of it in Kentucky. Endorsed by Alexr. St . Clair, John Poage , Alex. Nelson, John Mathews, Matthew Kenney , Wm . Wilson and 7 others . Reported. LEWIS , THOMAS. 1795. Nov. 25. A 1541. Establishment of a town on lands of petition ' s father, John Lewis, at Warm Springs . John Lewis laid off lands in lots , proposing to establish a town thereon, but his death prevented. Reported. CITIZENS. 1796. Nov. 14. A 1542. Annexation of part of Bath in which petitioners live to Pendleton . Jacob Henkle, Joseph Bennet, Jon. House, James Sweet, John Bai th, Alexr. Picken and J5 others. Bill d:rawn. REAGH, ROBERT. 1796. Nov. 22. A 1543. Divorce from his wife, Martha Meek, on grounds of adultery and desertion . BROWN, JOHN, Sheriff. 1800. Dec. 5. A 1544. Return to petitioner of $2J.28, which he paid into treasury as costs and interest on a judgment given against him in the General Court . Petitioner was required to pay revenues of 1798, for which he did not know he was bound; he thought that he had given bond to finish the collection of the taxes of 1797, as he succeeded to the office of sheriff on the death of John Oliver. Copy of John Brown ' s account . Letter of Charles Cameron , Clerk of Court. S . Shepherd ' s receipt for $2J.28. Bill ordered. BROWN, JOHN, Sheriff. 1801 . A 1545. Return of interest and costs paid by petitioner on a judgment obtained against him. Rejected . CRAWFORD, WILLIAM, Sheriff. 1802. Dec. 21. A 1546. Autho7'."ity for auditor to credit petitioner with settlement of accounts for 1801, together with $92.J7, which is the amount of damages, interest and costs paid by him on a judgment given against him by the General Court for fail ure to pay the taxes of 1800 into the treasury at appointed time . Bill drawn. DUNWCDY, WILLIAM, Late Major of the 81st Regiment. 180J. Dec. 27. A 1547. Remission of fine of $JO imposed upon - - -J �3 petitioner by a court-martial for alleged neglect of duty . It was charged that he failed to notify the battalion officers in time for muster. Depositions of captain Stewart Stevens and Captain Robert Given. Reported . CRAWFORD, ROBERT, Deputy Sherif£. 180J. A 1548. Authority for auditor to credit petitioner with $9.08, sum allowed by .Bath County Court for insolvents and delinquents for the year 1800. Auditor refused to accept the list owing to the lateness of its arrival. List of delinquents and insolvents. Reported. SITLINGTON, ROBERT, Sheriff . 1804. Dec. A 1549. Authority for auditor to account with petitioner for the delinquent list of 1802, amounting to $142.51. Reported. CITIZENS OF BATH & BO'IETOURT. 1804. Dec. 27. A 1550 . Act establishing the line of Bath County . John H. Craw.ford and George Chapman. Reported. ! VANCE, SAMUEL. 1805. Dec. 18. A 1551. Payment of petitioner's expenses as one of the commissioners appointed to report on opening the road from upper navigation on James River to Kanawha River. He called a meeting of conunissioners at Lewisburg on March 9, but owing to an accident to one James Preston he was detained for nineteen days, and govenior and council did not feel authorized to pay his expenses for that time. Two certificates. Rejected . Sheriff. Dec. 16. A 1552. Release from damages and costs on a judgment obtained against petitioner for balance of taxes for 1804. Bill drawn. MAYES , JOSEPH, 1806. HICKLIN, JAMES, Late Sheriff. 1809 . Dec. 28. A 155J . Release from damages on judgment obtained against petitioner for failure to pay promptly the taxes of 1807. Scarcity of money in country and danger of impoverishing the people were the causes of his seeming neglect . Reported . FRAVEL, GEORGE, Jr. 1811. Dec. 4. A 1554. Payment of $26 .58 expended by petitioner for benefit of negroes committed to jail when he was acting as jail or. Prisoners murdered 'Taylor and Schutz in Botetourt but were taken prisoners in Bath; Botetourt and Bath county refused to certify petitioner's claim. Account of expenses. Bill drawn. DONAVAN, CHARLES. 1811 . Dec. 4 . A 1555 , Release to petitioner of Commonwealth's right in land purchased by him from the widow of Owen Kelly 9 who died intestate and without heirs. Reasonable. �BRAIBHAW, JOHN, & CITIZENS. 1811. Dec . 5, A 1556 . Remission of fine imposed upon petitioner by county court for alleged sale of liquor without license . Jno. Lewis, George Francisco, James Naylor, Joseph Wallace, Robert Mauze, Jno. Brown, Jr. and JO others . Bradshaw ' s deposition giving names of persons to whom he sold liquor and circumstances of the sales. Rejected . HANSBARGER, JOHN, & Citizens of Bath & Botetourt. 1811. Dec. 7, A 1557, Inclusion of Hansbarger ' s house in Bo tetourt County . John Halloway, Joseph Haynes, Jilson B. Douglas, William Hill, Alexr. Wilson, Simon Gillespie, John Hansbarger and 52 others. Bill drawn . CITIZENS. 1811, Dec. 9. A 1558. Aid in building road from Hot Springs across Warm Spring Mounta .::.n to Fincastle , passing within two miles of Falling Spring. Hot Springs is ten miles distant from Falling Spring, which is tWP miles from the junction of Cow Pasture and Jackson rivers, where a market is to be established. At present it is difficult for travellers fro m the south to reach the mineral springs, but the proposed road will make connection with the main roa d to Tennessee, North Carolina, Sou th Carolina and Georgia and with the roads to Petersburg and Richmond . Aid may be given road out of public dues of Bath County . John Lewis, Chas. Cameron, Jo hn Brown, Alexr. McClintic, J. B. Brown, Robert Kincaid and 155 others. Address accompanying the petition, which states that Legislature granting ample aid for building the road, but the money was appropriated to mending an old road. Bill drawn. MEMBERS of Bar, Acting Magistrates & Citizens. 1812. Dec. 4. A 1559. Change of quarterly term of county court from second '.fuesday in May to second '.fuesday in June . Joseph Mays, Alexander McClintic, James Tallman, Chas. A. Lewis, Robt. Gray, John Jardin and 7 others . Bill drawn . McCLINTIC, WILLIAM & THOMAS MILHOLLIN. 1812. Dec . 15. A 1560. Allowance for petitioner's services in 1810 in carrying eleven slaves charged with murder from Bath to Botetourt County. Botetourt County Court has refused to certify accounts. Seven certificates and accounts. Bill reported . MANN, WILLIAM, & others . 1812. Dec. 15. A 1561. Pay for petitioners' services as guards in carrying eleven slaves charged with murder to Botetourt County. William Mann, Moses Mann, George Hull, Peter Smith, Josiah Shanklin, Robert Morris, Ed.ward Morris, Andrew Kincaid. Bill reported. CITIZENS. 1812. A 1562. Authority for citizens in western part of Bath to �5 hold elections, regimental and battalion musters at some more conve11ient point that the courthouse. Great inconvenience for inhabitants of Little Levels and western waters to go to courthouse, which is 25 to 50 miles distant . They have preferred not to vote and to pay fines for non-attendance on musters rather than make so great and tedious a journey. John Bradshaw, John Jordin, Richard Hill, John Stumbaugh , Charles Kinison , Jr. , John Chitter and 96 others. KEE, GEORGE. 181J. Dec . 7, A 156J . Confirmation of petitioner's title to certain l and given him by his father-in-law, Joshua Buckley. He is a native of Ireland and came to America in 1796; as an alien he cannot hold the said property, but he has served in the militia and he intends to become a citizen of the United States . Reasonable. McCAUSLAND, JOHN. 1814. Nov. 15 . A 1564. Remission of fine of $96 imposed upon petitioner by a court-martial. Reported. MORRIS , EDWARD. 1815. Dec . 12. A 1565. Divorce from his wife , Rhoda Morris, on the ground of adultery. Major Moses Mann named as corespondent. Depositions and other papers. Rejected. WHITE, VALENTINE. Dec . 14. A 1566. Pay for petitioner's services as clerk of the battalion and regimental courts of inquiry of the 81st Regiment. He was allowed from $70 to $96 a year from 1809 to 1814 by courts of inquiry, and he transferred these claims to other parties after they were certified by the colonel commanding. Auditor, however, refused to pay the claims on ground that law does not allow clerks of courts of inquiry more that $40 a year. Referred . 1815 . BLANKENSHIP, JOHN, 1815. Dec. 20 . A 1567 . Payment of fifty cents a day to grand jurymen for their services. At present men are sometime s summoned from a distance of 50 miles to serve, without any compensation. Rejected. BLANKENSHIP, JOHN. 1815. Dec . 20. A 1568. Provision for the recove-ry of debts by persons who are about to move from a county. Also for the recovery of laborers' hire in the same manner as recovery of rents from tenants. Rejected. McCAUSLAND, JOHN . 1815. Dec. 22. A 1569, Refunding to petitioner of $96, which amount he was fined by a court-martial. He was a member of a company of light horse under Capt . John Dickinson . In 1814 he went to Rockbridge County on business, having r equested Dicki nson to notify him in case the company s hould be drafted in his �absence. He was detain ed in Rockbridge for sometime and was enrolled in the militia of that county; he later returned to Ba.th and joined his company. He was thereupon informed that a court martial in Rockbridge had fined him $96 a nd he was refused a hearing . In February 1815, his company was called into service and he was arrested at Staunton and forced to pay the fine . Certificate of John Steele , Deputy Marshal . Bill drawn. INHABITANT.3 . 1815. Dec . A 1570. A petition s upporting the addre:::s of the Rockingham meeting of July 4, 1815, calling f or a constitutional convention to extend suffrage to all citizens. It is not just that men who pay taxes and serve in the militia should be refused the right to vote. George Happel, Jesse Allen , Jeremiah M'Key, Joseph Allen , William Wood, J. W. Abbott and 72 others . Duplicate with 36 names. Laid on table. FREEHOLDERS . 1816. Nov. 15. A 1571. Annexation of petitioners to the chancery court district of Staunton in prefere nce to the Greenbrier Chancery District . Present arrangement is inconvenient . John Da.vis, Walter Richards, John Hoover , Crofford Jackson, Arnold Richardson, J . N. Pitt and 38 others . Bill drawn . CITIZENS . 1816. A 1572. Appropriation of $500 for building road across Wann Springs Mountain about 14 miles sou thwest of Warm Springs . .Road will make connection with roads to Fincastle , Lynchburg , Petersburg and south. Two appropriations have already been made for this road but they proved insu£ficient . Lewis Payne, Franc. Crutchfield, Richard D3.vis, Jr., Richard D3.vis, John Oldridge, George H. Payne a nd 31 others. CITIZENS. 1818. Dec. 10. A 1573. Improvement of navigation of Cow Pasture River. Sum of $5,000 was raised by lottery for a seminary at Hot Springs, which was never built, and this money may be applied for the improvement of river. Walter Richards, John Burns, Henry Richards, Chas. L. Kinkead, Wm . Venable, Samuel Corbitt, Jr. and 32 others . Reasonable. CITIZENS of Ba th & Randolph . 1818. Dec. 18: A 1574. Formation of new county from Bath and .Randolph. William Edmiston, Wm. Cackley, John McCarty, Andrew Edmiston, John Karns, Valentine Cackley and 230 others. Bill drawn. ELDERS & Members of Windy Cove Congregation. 1820 . Dec. 5 , A 1575. Incorporation of elders so that they may receive a bequest of $1,000 made by Elizabeth Sitlington interest upon which sum is to be used for maintaining a minister. John McClurg, James Hughart, William Crawford, And':I McCausland, Joseph Turper, Hugh McDonald, Elders, and 8 others. Reasonable. �'l CITIZENS . 1820. Dec . 18. A 1576. Formation of a new county from Botetourt, Bath and Monroe . John Pateson, John Howard , Conrad Brunner, William Brunnemer, Samuel Carpenter, Wm . McClusky and J66 others . Bill Drawn. CITIZENS of Bath, Randolph & Pendleton. 1821. Dec . 7. A 1577. Formation of a new county. John McCarty, Francis W. Perkins, Ianiel Mattiany, William Campbell , Henry Harold, Lautz Lockridge, Peter Harold and 138 others. Bill drawn . CITIZENS. 1821. Dec . 7. A 1578. Protest against division of county. Bath, though large in area, contains only 4,000 white inhabitants; it has a revenue of only $1600. John Mayse, Lud Richards , Henry Richards, W. D. Kincaid, Jno. Fry, Henry L. Culp and 98 others . Reported. CITIZENS. 1821. Dec. 20 . A 1579. Removal of seat of goveniment from Richmond, which last census shows is not the center of white population . More convenient to have the capital in the up country. Chs. L . Francisco, Saml . Gay, John Bratton, Hugh Mciannald, Robert Carlile , Jno. Lewis and 22 others. Referred. CITIZENS of Bath & Pendleton. 1822 . Dec. 4. A 1580. Formation of a new county. Samuel Givens, Jr. , Jacob Bright, William Benson, John Grim, Jessie Slaven, Reuben Slaven and 214 others . Rejected. CITIZENS. 1822 . Dec. 4. A 1581. Permi ssion to remain in Bath County . Commissioners appointed to run dividing line between Bath and Alleghany counties cannot agree. If line is run according to wishes of Alleghany commissioners, petitioners, to their great inconvenience, will be included in Alleghany County. Thos. McClintic, William McElwer, William McClintic, William K. Tidd, Richard Snead, John Akerman and 49 others. Reports of Commissioners. Rejected. INHABITANTS . 1822. Dec . 5. A 1582. Removal of seat of gove:rnment from Richmond to a more central and secure situation. Richmond is easily accessible in time of war; it is rapidly growing in population; its luxurious habits increase cost of government and its climate is less salubrious than that of the upper country, where Legislature could hold summer sessions and sit two hours a day longer. Printed. Norborne Wood, Ro'bert Lockridge , Pat Carpenter, D:Lni el Monroe, Saml . Vance, Sanll. Gay and J8 others . Duplicate with 28 names. CITI ZENS. 1822. Dec . 14. A 158J , Re-annexation of Bath County to the �8 Augusta Chancery Court district . At tachment of Bath to the Greenbrier district has not proved co~venient, as peti t ioners can better conduct their business at St aunton than at Lewisburg. William McClintic, John Chesnut , Richard Hick.man , Abijah Ha.thery, J acob Hardway, William Bird and 4J others . Duplicate 1, with 43 names, 2 with 59 names, J with 2J names. INHABITANTS of Bath & Pendleton . 182J. Dec. 4. A 1584. Formation of new coun ty . Difficult for petitioners to reach Bath and Pendleton courthouses on account of mountains and rivers. Samuel Give n, Jr ., David L . Ruckman, Adam Rees, Otho Wade, Jr., John Bird, Charles S . Callihan and 100 others. CITIZENS, 182J, Dec, A 1585 . Re-annexation of Bath Coun ty to the Augusta Chancery Court District. John Fry , Geor ge Francisco, William McClintic, Robert Bratton, W. Wilson, Chs . L . Francisco, and 7 others. Duplicate with 38 names . Certificate . Bill reported. FRY, JOHN. 1824, Jany. 7. A 1586. Repayment of excess ive license tax levied against petitioner as innkeeper at Warm Springs. Property was over-assessed and he was required to pay license of $70 for years, when $24 was proper tax. Four certificates. WARM SPRINGS Company & its Tenant , JOHN FRY. 1825. Dec. 16. A 1587. Repayment of excessive tax of $70 a year on his property. Tenant of tavern was charged with taxes on tanyard, blacksmith shop and other property he did not occupy . Bill drawn. INHABITANTS. 1825, Dec. 16. A 1588. Vote at spring election on question of holding constitutional convention . Printed. Haz Williams, Robert Sitlington, Van Swearing en, Jr . , James Frazer, J. Payne, J. W. B. Stuart and 15 others. INHABITANTS. 1826. Dec. 18. A 1589. Establishment of turnpike across Warm Springs MEmntain to replace present road. Road from Richmond to the west passes by Warm Springs and Hot Springs on to White Sulphur Springs and should be a good highway. James McGrif'fin, Otho Wade, William Benson , Robert Carlyle, James Mussan, W. W. Cameron and 47 others. Duplicate with 50 names. WARM SPRINGS Company and JOHN FRY . 1826. Dec . 2J . A 1590. Repayment of excessive tax. ficates . Reported. Four certi- PRESIDENT & Directors of Warm Springs Tuznpike Company. 1827. Dec . 7, A 1591. Permission to change turnpike route as prescribed by law, for present plan will not make road long enough to reach Warm Springs . At present a road 5 miles long �is to be built and the company i s authorized to raise $3600 to build it . A. P. Strother, Thomas Sitlington, Chs . L. Francisco, Jno . Ry , Saml. Lewis and John Brown, Jr. CITIZENS. 1827 . Dec. 7. A 1592 . New election precinct at John Stephenson's on Jackson's River. Leonard Wade, John Rider, R. Slewen, Thomas Burk, Isaac Briscoe , D:Lvid Bird and JO others . Bill reported . RESIDENTS of Ba th & Adjoining Counties. 1828 . Dec. 17. A 1593 . Incorporation of company to buil d turnpike from Warm Springs to Hot Spri ngs , with State subscri ption of $2,000, t wo-fifths of stock. Also an appropriation of $50, 000 to construct a turnpike by way of Warm and Hot Springs from Staunton to the Kanawha '.furnpike. Geo . Mayse 1 Hezekiah D3.ggs , William Bonner, Jacob Grase, Henry Miller, Chs . L. Francisco and 22 others. Reasonable in part. HARRY , Free Negro. 1829. Dec . 18 . A 1594. Permission to stay in State. All of petitioner's family are slaves and he cannot go to Ohio, as that State requires negroes to gi ve security for good behavior. Certificate testifying that Harry was faithful and managed a considerable estate for his mistress . Wm. McClung, James Hughart, Robt. Thompson, Jesse Thomas, Henry Stewart, Andrew Crawford and 27 others. Rejected . CITIZENS. 1829 . Dec . 22. A 1595 , Amendment of act of last session making the intersection of Kanawha Turnpike at Covington the terminus of the proposed turnpike, instead of Callaghan's, as provided in act . First route would be much better than the second. Lewis Payne , Jas. Armstrong , William Thompson, Jared Williams, James Cleek, J oseph Caberley and 17 others. Reported. INHABI TANTS of Bath & Augusta . 1829 . Dec . 28 . A 1596. In corpora ti on of company to build turnpike from Warm Springs Mountain to Harrisonburg, passing through Jenning ' s Gap and by Miller ' s Iron Works in Augusta. This is the best route for a road in this section of country . Charles Fawcett , Walter Richards, L. Blackburn, Abraham Lange , Archibal d Kinleaid, John W. Frazier and 37 others. CITIZENS . 1831 . Dec. 28. A 1597. Exemption of petitioners from paying toil upon Wann Springs 'I\.trnpike when travelling to and f r om cour thouse. Henry Frazier, Charles Kinkead, John Chesnut , Moses Guin, Robert Lockridge, R. Slaven and 61 others . Rejected . INHABITANTS of Ba th & Alleghany. 18J1 . Dec. 28. A 1598. Permission to build turnpike from Cedar Creek in Bath to Indian Draft, a distance of ten miles . Road will cost $800 a mile and Legislature may s ubscribe two-fifths �10 of stock or not , as it sees fit . A.rchibald Gilham, John W. Dunn . Hamilton Mann, Abel Jacks on, CITIZENS of Bath & Rockbridge. 1832 . Jany. 16. A 1599 . Incorporation of Compa ny with s tock of $5,000 to build turnpike from Millboro road over Mill and North Mountains . People going to Wa rm a nd Hot Spring s would travel thither via Lexing ton and Mi llbor o if t he road were better . James Williams, A. P. Strother, John Fry , Chs. L. Francisco , Wm. Peyton , Iavid Fultz and 22 others . Bill reported . CITIZENS. 1832. Dec. 21. A 1600. Protest agains t proposed collections of tolls on free turnpike from Staunton to Warm Springs . Money to build road was rais ed chiefly by lottery, and people gave right of way to road through their lands , private persons having agreed to pay any damages demanded by property owners . People using the free road are willing to work five days a year to keep it in repair. E. Wi lliams, James Lyle , Albert Fawcett, Charles Rhyne , Lewi s Bratton, Jacob Dill and 10 others . Duplicate with 9 names . INHABITAN'IS . 1834. Dec. 8. A 1601 . New election precinct at Samuel Buckman's near Back Creek . John McNully, Jacob May, Iavid Bird, S . Hami lton, James Wade, W. C. Rider and 32 others. RESIDEN'IS. 1834. Dec. 10. A 1602 . Aid in building road from Bull Pasture Road on Ja ckson's River Mountain across this mountain and Ba.ck Cr eek Mountain to mouth of draft leading over Alleghany Mountains . Petitioners live in Back Creek Valley and a re cut off from east and west by high mountains . Chas. S . Callihan, Thos. Campbell, George Gilbert, Nonnan Holcomb, Jacob May, Robt . Canby and 95 others . Duplicate 1, with 14 names, 2 with 22 names. Rejected. RES IDEN'IS. 1825 , Dec. 11. A 160J . Protest against erection of tol l gate on Huntersville and Warm Springs Turnpike, a qu&rter of a mile bel ow Warm Springs at the eastern end of road , thereby requiring t ravell e:r;:s to pay toll for f ive or ten miles when they need not t ravel mor e than a quarter of a mile on the turnpike befo1:e reaching a f ree roa d. Geo. Mayse, Jas . W. Warwick, Thomas Mayse, Henry Frazier, A. Benson , Saml. Gillaspie and 2L~ others. Rejected. ANDERSON , HENRY. 1835. Dec. 15. A 1604. Authority for petitioner to take possession of certain l ands belonging to Lewi s Eisenmenger in Bath, Grayson, Randolph and Russ ell counties upon the pa yment of taxes due upon them. Petition er a nd Eisenmenger and obtain ed a judgment, but there i s no available property except these lands, which are s hortly to be sold fo r delinquent taxes . Bill drawn. �I/ CITIZENS. 1836. Dec . 20 . A 1605 . Appointment of John J . Allen as circuit judge ·co fill the vacancy caused by death of Allen 'Th.ylor. Joseph Wallace, Jno . Burns, Thos. Graham, Wm. Stuart, Robert A. Benson, Wm. Lockridge and 27 others . CITIZENS . 1836. Dec. 21. A 1606. Same as A 1605. Ludwell Richards, 'Ihornas Kir~kpatrick, John Oliver, James R. Ewin, James Thomas, Hazael William~ and JO others . Laid on table. INHABITANTS of Bath, Rockbr::;.dge & Augusta. 1837 . Feby. 10 . A 1607 . Aid in finishing turnpike from Staunton to Warm Springs. About 28 miles of road have been completed and 15 or 18 miles remain to be built. Joseph Bell , Edw. J. M'Laughlin, J . W. McClung , James Mccawley, Wm. Adams, John M. Bell and J2 others. Duplicate with 42 names. WATSON, JOHN. 18J8. Jany. 9, A 1608. Grant of $400 to enable petitioner and family to move west. He is blind from cataract and six of his ten children are blL~d from the same cause. Bath County gives him $30 a year but this is not enough to buy food. Geo. Mayse , R. McClintic, S. Hamilton, Chs. L. Francisco, L. A. Porter, Ian. Sitlington and 10 others. Refen·ed. CITIZENS. 1838. Jany. 23. A 1609 . Change of quarterly terms of county court from June and November to May and October. Robert Mc Clin tic, Henry Mill er, James Frazer, Wm. T. Clarke, I. K. Ervin, Ben F. Douglas and 130 others. .Bill drawn. INHABITA_1'-{'IS of Bath & Augusta. 18J8. Feby. 7. A 1610 . Appropriation for opening road across Calf Pasture Mountain to intersect Harrisonburg and Wann Springs Turnpike near .Deerfield. Such a. road woi..lld greatly shorten petitioners• distance from market. Saml . N. Marshal, Wm. Lockridge , John C. Marshall, Peter Burns, James Venable, I. S. B. Bryant and 46 others. MILLS , ROBERT. 18J9. Jany . 11. K 1611. Protection of' petitioner's deed to certain property in Bath bought by him from one Caleb Kirk. Deed was recorded in Baltimore and was lost while on the way to Ba th to be rGcorded there. Kirk is dead and his heirs are scattered, so petitioner cannot get another deed and s~ggests that a copy be files as the original . Rejected . McCLINTI C, WILLIAM. 1839 . Jany. 12. A 1612. Application for a land bounty in t he right of William McClintic, Revolutionary soldier. Statement 0f his brother, Alexander McClintic , tha. t William was wounded a t Guiiford (fought on March 15, 1781) and died in 1786. Copy of record from Bo·t e touri:. County records. Statements of John Bolar and John Hutchi~son . �/~ MAYSE, GEORGE . 18J9 . Feby. 19. A 161J. Protest against removal of county seat from Warm Springs. Grievances of persons asking removal are chiefly imaginary, such as the untrue statement that the proprietor would never sell land for another hotel. Public buildings are built of stone and will last for years. Persons wishing removal of county seat desire its removal only a fe w hundred yards to a tavern in Terman town. Rejected. CITIZENS . 1839, Feby . 19. A 1614. Protest against removal of county seat from Warm Springs . Samuel Clarke, Thomas Mayse. Thomas M ' D:ulnald, Samuel Ross, Wm. Ayres, Fountain Morrison and 32 others. Referred. INHABITANTS . 1839 . Feby. 2J. A 1615. Authority for Thomas A. Bell to build a mill dam across Cow Pasture River . Chas . B. Dickinson, A. H. Sitlington , John Dickinson , Henry E. Rush, Jas . Hughart, J . R. Bell and 26 others. CITIZENS. 1839, Feby. A 1616. Removal of courthouse to land of Lavid G. Wise in Genna.ntown. Present public buildings are unsafe and the proprietor of Warm Springs has precluded all hotel competition , so that accommodations are bad. Wm. H . Terril l , John Bala.n, John Cooper, Wm . w. Shields, Robert Johnson, Robert Lockridge , and 61 others. Duplicate 1, with 97 names , 2, with 144 names . CITIZENS. 1839. CITIZENS. Mar. 1. A 1617. Protest against removal of county seat. Adam Given, John Mynes, Samuel Corleitt. Rejected. Mar. 4. A 1618. Protest against removal of county seat . John T. Wright , Jilson Douglas, John . Shawver, Edw . Wood, Fuller Ross, Orlando Griffith and J6 others. 1839 . CITIZENS of Bath & Pocahontas. 18J9. Mar. 6 . A 1619. Examination by State of turnpike route from Staunton to Parkersburg via Warm Springs and Huntersville, passing-through Nicholas and Lewis counties . This route would save State $JO,OOO or $40 , 000 if adopted for proposed road. War. Gatewood, Chs. L. Francisco, Henry Miller, Elisha B. Williams, Th. Goode, Tho. Blundell and 17 others. CITIZENS of Bath & Pendleton. 18J9. Mar. 8. A 1620. Adoption of route through Buffalo Gap and Hodges' Draft for proposed turnpike from Staunton to Parker9burg, TC4s route has advantage of being five mi l es s horter than the other'" and of missing three mountains crossed by latter. Adam Stephenson, I. B. Campbell, 'Ihomas I . Meadows, John M. Pray, D. McNulty, Peter B. Williams and 205 others . �/3 CITIZENS . 1839. Mar. 8. A 1621. Increase in the salaries of judges . They are hardly paid enough at present to live on. Printed. Thomas Blundell, Edward Stuart, I. Sloan, Thomas Mayse. CITIZENS. 1839. Mar. 8. A 1622. Same as A 1621. John Fry, Chs. L. Francisco, John Saunderson, D. R. Cooper, Stephen N. Porter, Robert McClintic and 7 others. CITIZENS . Mar. 9 . A 1623. Protest against removal of county seat . William P. Mines, Jno . Sproule, John Clerk, Stephen Mandly, Jno. Stephenson, William Kincaid and JO others. Rejected. 1839. CITIZENS . Mar. 9. A 1624. Same as A 162J. James McGlaughlin, Robt . Dixon, John Hicks, James Curry, Alexander Benson, James McNulty and 15 others . 1839 . CITIZENS . 1839, Mar. 9 . A 1625. Protest against removal of county seat. Petitioners formerly wished removal but have changed their minds. Robt. Viley, Wm . McKirkpatrick, Isaac Pritt, Jas. M. Curry. Rejected. CITIZENS. 1839 . A 1626 . Protes t against petition asking for removal of county seat from Warm Springs a nd a lleging that public buildings a re dilapidated. This is untrue; jail and c ourthouse are both in excellent condition. Nothing can be gained by removal. William Stewart, Harvey Hicklin , Ja mes Lavis , Alexander Reed, Thomas Williams, James Williams and 67 others. TAYLOR , ANDERSON, Free Negro . 1840. Jany. 20. A 1627 . Permission to remain in State . Jo hn C. Wallace , Jno . C. Marshall, John D. Kincaid , Jerrod M. Stuartp Moses McClintic, Chas. L. Kinkead and 18 9thers. CITIZENS. 1840 . Feby . J. A i628. Prohibition of sale of liquor in State . Sale of it should be prohibited under penalty. Robert C. Warwick, John Weaddell, 'Ibos. Ca.mpbell, Wm. J . Borden, E. S. Call ahan, D. Holcomb and 10 others. Drink causes most of the cr imes, poverty and misery. CITIZENS. Mar . J. A 1629. Removal of courthouse from Wann Springs to John Cleek's. Certain that public building cannot be repaired; it must be rebuilt . Also , inn accommodations at Warm Springs are inadequate , Dr. John Brockenbrough 9 the proprietor of springs, refused to lay out town when so requested , Germantown has few advantages over Warm Springs but Cleek 's has many. Jno . Sproule, Michael Doyle , Wil liam Hiner, John McGlaughlin, Robt . Dixon, John Wiley and 52 others . Duplicate signed by 13 names. 1841. �INHABITAN'IS . 1841. Dec. 31. A 16JO. Amendment of charter of Jackson's River Turnpike Company, so as to abolish Board of Di.rectors and to give Board of Public Works power to appoint a superintendent of the road. None of the stock is owned by the -Board of Directors and they cannot feed much interested in the road. James Crawford, Nich. C. Kinney, William Kinney, Henry Erskine. INHABITAN'IS of Bath, Augusta & Rockbridge. 1842. Jany. J, A 16J1. Protest against action of the Staunton and Parkersburg Tt.unpike Company in erecting a toll gate at Buffa.lo Ga.p and eha.rging people to ride oYer a free road where it intersects Parkersburg road. Joseph Bell, Saml. D. Wallace, Joseph Mil.ray, Robert Harris, Wm. H. Bell, .Iavid Bradley and 72 others. Duplicate with 72 names. Two copies of signed letter:, JUIX;E & Bar of Bath & Pocahontas Courts. 184J. Dec . 16. A 1632. Change in tenns of superior court of Bath to April and September 26 and of Pocahontas Court to April and September 23. Present enns are inconvenient. Edw. Johnson, William H. Terrill, Johnson Reynolds, Edward D. Bailey, W. SkeeL, Chris. IB.mron, J. J. Alderson, John W. Brockenbrough, Andrew IB.mron. Rejected. BUCKINGHAM, ELISHA. 1844. Jany. 11. A 1633. Certificate of court of claims of 81st Regiment allowing Buckingham $90 for having stand of colors painted in 1831. Signed Geo. Mayse, Clerk. Ref erred to Assembly for payment. OFFICERS of the 81st Regiment. 1844. Dec. 7. A 1634. Return t o system of brigade inspection . Present system is highly unsatisfactory and off icers receive no training. One company in each regiment should be required. to drill and to keep arms ready for inspection for a year and then to pass the arms on to another company. In this way militia might be fairl y well disciplined . A. G. McGuf'fin , Wm. W. Shields, Lieut.-Col., Wm. McClintic, Ca.pt., C. C. Francisco, Capt., James McClintic, Ca.pt., W. Stephenson , Capt., A. A. Stevenson,_Adjt . , M. Trainer, Ca.pt., Wm. Hamilton, Ca.pt. Referred. CITIZENS of Bath & Alleghany. 1844. A 1635. Permission to divert money :raised by lottery for improving navigation of Cow Pasture River to the improving of roads . Most of money raised was spent on river but nothing accomplished. '!hos . A. Bell, William K. Dickinson , F.dward Wheat, E. K. Va.nBewen, Heney Willson, Benj. Thompson and 50 others. CITIZENS . 1844. A 16J6. Permission to appropriate an Unexpended sum of $100, raised by a lottery for building bridge over Cow Pasture �/S River, for i mprovement of a road from Otho Williams ' s mill a long said river. Otho Williams , James P. Wood, Adam McDonald, John Clerk , Jr . , Alex. H. Sitlington and 31 others. Bill reported . · CITIZENS of Cow Pasture Valley. 1845. Jany. 15. A 1637 . Permission for James Paine to build a dam eight feet high across Pasture River at McDannald's for purpose of running a saw mill. Sam. Lewis , Jas. Howell, John Wallace, Otho Williams, James Mayse, John Carrell and 27 others. CITIZENS OF CENTRAL VIRGJNIA . Jany. J . A 16J8. Adoption by State of some adequate system of public educati on. Present system of common schools is very unsatisfactory; there are no legal provisions for construction of schoolhouses, engagement of teachers and management of schools. Intelligence and morals suffer from these defects. Fund appropriated for instruction of poor children is small and badly administered, but it would fail to accomplish anything if it were three times as great, without some sort of system . Money is wasted as long as teachers are paid four or five cents a day for giving poor scholars any kind of instruction. A comprehensive plan should be adopted and a large fund appropri ated for schools. Printed. Thomas P. Simms, Wm. McClintic, S. A. Porter, Chas L. Francisco, A. W. Cameron, David H. Bird and 52 others. 1846. CITIZENS of Central Virginia . 1846. Jany. 3 . A 1639 , Same as A 1638. Samuel Ruckman, Stuart S. Rider, Thos . C. Methany, Michael Francis, William Ewin, Thomas Waulip and 22 others. Referred. CITIZENS. Jany. J. A 1640. Same as A 16J8. Saml. McComb, Jacob Elleson , James Waugh , Wm . S. Hevner, S. Ruck.man, Charles Wade and 46 others. Referred . 1846 . CITIZENS. 1846 . Jany. 7. A 1641. Incorporation of company to build railway from western terminus of Louisa Railroad to Staunton and along the Great Kanawha to the Ohio. This is the shorest, cheapest and most direct route from east to west . No longer any chance of completing the James River and Kanawha Canal and people will not consent to travel one- half the distance by railroad and the other half by canal. Printed . Charles 1. Francisco, Francis T. Fry, John Brockenbrough, Sylvanus A Bird, Henry Meyers, John Lemon and 35 others. Referred . CITIZENS. 1846. Jany . 7. A 1642. Same as 1641. Charles L. Francisco, John Brockenbrough, Francis T. Fry, Stephen A. Porter, J. S . Craw:ford , G. B. Ri chards and 10 others. �16 CITIZENS. 1846. Jany. 7, A 164J. Same asA1642. James F. Bell, Alex. H. Sitlington , Geo. W. McDonald, James M'Laughlin, Wm. Y. Mccutcheon, John Gillaspie and JJ others. CITIZENS of Bath & Pendleton . 1846. A 1644. Formation of New county. Petitioners find it difficult to reach courthouse because of difficult ford and bad road. W. Wilson, A. A. Stephenson, James Brown , Richard Ratcliff'; Mitchell D. Meadows , John Hiner and 1.56 others . Poll taken on question of having new county. lNHABITAN'IS of Bath & Pendleton. 1846. Dec . 28. A 1645. Formation of new county. William B. Hull, Sampson Zichefoose, Thomas O. Sitlington , ~rl.chael Propst, Wm. Hevener , John M. Rexrode and 60 others . Duplicate 1 with 43 names, 2 with 28 names, J with 46 names , 4 with 16 names. INHABITAN'IS. 1847, Jany. 16 . A 1646. Protest against formation of a new county out of parts of Bath and Pendleton . Population of Bath has not increased since 1840, and if new county is formed there will be only about 2000 white inhabitants left in Bath . James McGuffin , W. M. Bean, Wm. Ihvis, Sam Carpenter, Wm . Lockridge, Henry Given and 140 others. Duplicate with 89 names. CITIZENS of Cow Pasture River Valley . 1847. Jany. 28 . A 1647. Act requiring mill owners on James and Cow Pasture rivers, above James River Canal , to build sluices wide enough to admit passage of rafts 16 feet broad, to build slopes and to put up pilot marks to guide navigators. James Paine, Charles Hughart, James Black, William Spy, William R. Foster, Wm . Bulger and 64 others , Duplicate with 26 names. Rejected for want of notice. CITIZENS of Bath and Pendleton. 1847. Feby. 1 A 1648. Formation of new county. W. Stephenson , John McGlaughlin, Jonathan Syron, John T. Armstrong, Samuel Moyers, Paschal D. Williams and 20 otners. CITIZENS of Cow Pasture River Valley . 1847. Feb. 2. A 1649. Act requiring mill owners on James and Cow Pasture rivers to fix dams so as to allow navigation . James Paine, Chas. L. Kincaid, Wm. Kincaid, Jno. C. Marshall, St. Cl.air Stewart, James H. Benson and 19 others. Rejected for want of notice . CITIZENS . 1847. A 1650. Formation of' new county . Henry Seybert, Iavid Varner, Amos Sample, Henry T. Fleisher, Solomon Waggoner, Jas. Trimble and 50 others, CITIZENS. 1849. Jany. 15. A 1651 . Extension of Louisa Railway by a tunnel �/~ through the Blue Ridge . It can then be extended westward to Covington without trouble. Trade now diverted to B3.ltimore will come to Richmond. John Brockenbrough, Andrew L. Warwick, Chs. L. Francisco, I . D. Fry, S . A. Porter, J. N. McGuffin, and 65 others. CITIZENS. 1849 . Jan . 17 . A 1652 . Grant of aid in constructing turnpike or graded road from Vance's on Huntersville Turnpike to intersect the Jackson ' s River Tu.rnpike at John Shu.mate's tavern, a distance of 15 miles . S . N. Gatewood, Levi Server, Samuel Marley, Charles Hamilton, George Turber, Je~se Whitman and 28 others. Bill reported. CITIZENS . 1850 . Feby . A 1653 . Exemption of people of Falling Springs Valley from paying toll on Jackson ' s River Turnpike at a gate situated between Warm and Hot Springs. A. Meister, Richard Snead, John Cawley , Elisha 8 . Williams, David Thomas, Wm. M. Thompson and 14 others . Letter of A. Meister. Reported. **omission VO'IERS. 1854. A 1658. Prohibition of sale of liquor in State. Wm. J. Weldon, Hughart M. Burns, Joseph W. Burns, William C. S. Jordan. John Cleek, John M. Sitlington and 16 others . INHABITANTS. 1857 , Jany. 21. A 1659 . Apporpriation for a road from Hot Springs to Clifton Forge . Thi s road would fonn link between Jackson' s River and Covington and Lexington turnpikes, shortening the distance 25 or JO miles; would also afford facilities for going to market. S. A. Byrd, A. Richard, Lewis Williams, S. A. Porter, Wm. W. Shi elds, D. O. Wise and 58 others . MERCHANTS. 1858. Jany. A 1660. sal es is unjust to Bryan & Co., C. R. A. G. Clerk and 11 Change in taxation system. License tax upon merchants . Printed. D. G. Wise, W. H. M'Donnald, H. G. Riveraomb, S . A. Porter, others . CITIZENS . 186J. Feby. 14. A 1661. Removal of negro convicts from this section of country and employmen-t of them on fortifications around Richmond. (The State employed many negro slaves in 1861 for fortification work.) Also repeal of act which directs appointment of negro convicts on public work. Wm. B. McElwee. Roger Hickman, Geo. L. McElwee, A. N. McClintic , Geo. Mayse, W. A. Sitlington and 11 others. Referred . CITIZENS A 1662. Appropriation f or extension of State Turnpike from Covington, its present eastern terminus, to Staunton. For sum of $24 , 600 State could turnpike road for whole 71 miles, and tolls t hereupon would pay excell ent interest on investment. Printed . A. Dickinson , Robt. H. Morris on , Hugh Kelso, George Turber, �18 Saml. S. Williams, Saml. Crawford and 79 others . ** omissions SCHOOL Commissioners of Bath. 1852. Jany. 24. A 1654. Payment of Bath quota of school fund for 1850. Comin.issioners forfeited quota for 1850 by failure to report to the second auditor; notwithstanding, teachers were hired and indigent children taught. Signed by John C. porter, Pres., and S. A. Bird, Clerk . CITIZENS of Bath & Highland. i852 . Feby. 26 . A 1655 , Appropriation of $500 to make a wagon road over mountain from Clerk ' s Mill to Back Creek. This part of country has never receiv~d any money from State for roads and the proposed improvement is badly needed . W. Wilson, 10.vid Stephenson, John F . Bratton, S . C. Slaven, John Given, D. Lockridge and 48 others . Bill reported. CITIZENS. 1852. Mar. 16 . A 1656. Exemption of petitioners from paying toll at a gate on Jackson's River '.fu.rnpike between the Wann and Hot Springs. Petitioners understood that tolls were to be charged for foreign travel, but on the contrary they are compelled to pay to go to courthouse, church, etc. Geo. Mayse, A. P. Strother, John D. Payne, John Dean, Geo. Hivel y, Eras. Williams and 92 others. Rejected . CITIZENS . Dec . 31. A 1657. Incorporation of a company with $6,000 worth of s~ock, to build turnpike from Central Railroad at Millboro to intersect Warm Springs Turnpike at Mrs. Brinkley ' s in Bath4 Travel to the springs would pass over this road . F. H. 'Ihompson, Wm. Winder, Christopher Brinkley, Samuel Clark, J, N. Sitlington, John P. Porter . and 40 others. 1852. --------· - -----------·-- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- - -----------------IRENE OLIVE KITTINGER Approved Family History Researcher in N. C. State Archives, N.C . 1218 Scott Place Cary, NC 27511 Walnut Hills (919) 467-6989 ~----------------~--~------- ~-----------~-------~ -~-------­ -- ------------------~-------------~--------~---------------------- RESEARCH AID1 National Parks Headquarters just outside of' Luray (on way to Skyline Drive) has oral history on tapes and transcribed for that r egion . from Ann L McAlisteru J609~ Tunglewood Lane, Lynchburg, VA24503 �MISLED .BOOK BUYERS WARN OIBERS by Margaret Drody Thompson WARNING has come from several who b.ave been misled into purchasing books they believed were family histories , but were not ! They found no pertinent history or pedigrees in an irrelevant collection of information pulled together under the guise of their surnames in the book's title. There are many credible family histories being published of which their members are proud to own. It i s important to know how to identify and safely purchase these. Legitimate family historians will welcome your inquiries and should be able to provide proper descriptions or abstracts that will give enough information for you to determine if the book relates to your family in some way, accurately . You may also ask for assistance from your local genealogical librarian, genealog ical society , or historical society . Try to see a copy of the book prior to purchase either in a library , through another member of the family, or on an "approval" basis . An Evaluation Guide for Purchasing Family Histories What are seller interests (member of the family)? Reputable? Longestablished? Is my satisfaction guaranteed , with adequate return information, if refund is desired? Does it meet my needs? What are my criteria? (for instance: are my ancestors in it? How? Does it list their origins? Vital statistics? Is the information documented? Does the book have a bibliography? In other words , are there things included about which you are most curious or that will help your search?) Does the book contain only begets? My pedigree (from me to my earliest known ancestcr )? My family tree (my immediate kindred)? All i ed lines? Does the book contain only general information that could pertain to any su:rname in America? . Does it contain only general history - or is specific history related to my particular family? If you are actively engaged in research , it is sometimes necessary to own books of su:rname ' s lineages to eliminate unnecessary research on the ancestor of unknown decendancy. Or , if you are just begi nning research, a book of pertinent lineage can be a touchstone from which you work. '!here are various reasons for purchasing family history books, and it is important for you to first decide why you want or need a book prior to its purchase , for economy. Ancestor searching is becoming the popular new hobby of an increasing number of Americans . Memberships in genealogical societies, ethnic associations , and family associations are growing. Unfortunavely, however, all this inr.reased interest and monetary outlay is attracting the attent ion of a few who are in terested only in capitalizing in the market , at the expense of the unwary. �Most involved with genealogy as a pastime or a profession putable people, and with a little care and thoughtfulness the unscrupulous. A cardinal guide is: It takes time to family history . It is unique ! So, take a little time in purchases will best meet your needs. REGISTER OF are helpful , reyou can avoid discover YOUR deciding which DEATHS PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY I VIRGINIA selected abstracts from the year 1853 p 1 (name - color - sex - date of death - place of death - cause of death - age - parents - place of birth - occupation - husband or wife - person giving information - relationship of person giving information) 5. Sally Robertson - white - female - Oct 19 - Pittsylvania Co - liver disease 62y 9m 11days - D3.vis & ?Polly Pettn?/Petty - Halifax Co - farmed - Christopher Robertson - Jno E Robertson, son of dec ' d 6. Elizabeth Prewitt - white - female - Aug 15 - Pittsylvania Co - Flux - 61y 10m - Polly Pr~ett - Halifax Co - farmer - unmarried - Martha Ukles - daughter of dec'd 10. Sally Adkins - white - female - Jan 22 - Pitts . Co - old age - 80y - Wm & F.ady Owen -0-0- John Adkins dec ' d - Nancy Adkins - daughter of dec'd 16. Richard Parrish - white - male - Nov - Pitts. Co - Kidney disease - 75y Abram & Sarah Parrish - Pitts Co - farmed - Jane Parrish dec ' d - Roct W Parrish - son of dec'd 22. Averella Woody - white - female - Feb 20 - Pitts . Co - Brase d isease - 43y - D3.vid & ?Avery? ?Iaccs? - Pitts Co - O - Willis Woody - consor t to dec ' d 28. Charlott Jones - white - female - Feb 20 - Pitts Co - 0 - 40y - Thos & Rebecca Jones - Pitts Co - O - unmarried - Mrs Hodnett - sister to dec ' d JO. Henry Hogans - white - male - June 7 - Pitts Co - Lightning - 31 Y - Enos & Denitha Hogans - Pitts Co - farmer - Eliz ' th Hogans - Enos Hogans - father to dec'd · 32 . Mary Bibb - white - female - Dec ' r 12 - Pitts Co - Ulcer - 39Y - Michael & Mary Roberts - Pitts -Co -0- James Bibb - Catharine Roberts - sister JJ. Pleasant Sayne?/Sayre - white - male - July 14 - Pitts Co - dropsey - 88y Joel & Sally Sayne? - Pitts Co - farmer - Eliz ' th Sayne? - Coley Sayne daughter of dec'd (Note : the original of the above is at the Pittsylvania Court House.) ===============================================================-========= THE MAPES FAMILY ASSOCIATION Seeking people to start chapters of Mapes Family Assoc. in thei r states. Con t ributions of Time, Information, Money always needed. George Robertson, III , 90 Clifton Blvd, Binghamton, NY 13903. ======================================================================== �:ti CHRISTIANSBURG HISTORY LIES IN RUIN by Mary Bland Armistead * CHRISTIANSBURG: The way to the venerable Craig Family Cemetery is up a hill from Park Street and through waisthigh growths of thistle and snaggy blue wildflowers. The path is hardly more than a depressed tracing through the hillside growth. Once it was pretty well defined, but that was in the day when the old burying ground was in use as "the" cemetery for people of prominence in the Christiansburg area. Indeed, as M--rs. Roy H Collins points out, lots of older families were buried there, and Mrs. Collins' family was one of· them. Now Mrs. Collins, who lives in Christiansburg, is one of a small group deploring the neglect of the in-town cemetery which has an un!mown age, a known his+0rical value and a $2, 500 trust fund set up for its maintenance. People are wanting to know what's happened to that money; the graveyard has become the victim of vast and heedless abuse. Mrs. Collins' grandparents, M. F. Akers and wire, are of her great-grandparents, the Anderson Alleys . ~here, and the remains But their graves are disgraced by underbrush, their carefully carved markers in shambles. A fallen tree enshrouds the plot in snags and :rustling leaves. "It ' s a shame the grounds have gotten in this shape," Mrs. Collins comments. And Mrs. Charles King of Roanoke says, "It hurts me to see this place • ., In its jumble and desec ration by vandals and infrequent care lie her forebears who, ironical ly, had handed over aC'reag'e two centuries ago on which Christiansburg would be built. Mrs . King, her concern heightened by an wiusual genealogical motivation , walks carefull y around chunks of stones fallen into honeysuckle, long grasses and old Virginia creeper vines. Under the tangle are her great-great-great grandparents, James Craig and Anne Montgomery Craig, whose home was in Hans Meadows, the territory on the headwaters of Crab Creek where Christians burg would rise. 'Ihe first courthouse Montgomery County ever had was built on land given by this James Craig in 790, and the settlement of Christiansburg sprang up two years later on the rest of his 175-acre gift. Craig was a patriot and only 18 when he fought in the Battle of King ' s Mountain. He was given fine lands in the newly formed Montgomery Cowi t y in recognition for his war services . His son , Robert Craig, s erved in the Virginia l egislature, and was elected later to Congress . Craig County was named for him. *Senior wri t er, Roanoke Times & World-News, Sun . , Sept . 16, 1979 �M.-T"S. King says she was not aware of these historical vignettes until three years ago when she started tracing her Craig and Bowyer lineages. Her research led to Christiansburg, and up the desolate hill, where she found the spot where her ancestors lie. Two years ago, their grave marker was undisturbed; today it is in fallen ignominity, inscriptions eroded and decorative motifs nearly gone. And there are graves of other people there whom history should not forget, Someplace, under giant fir trees swiftly succumbing to age, is the grave of John McHenry, who died in a duel with Thomas Lewis in May, 1808. His grave was never marked; its site unknown today. But it's there. 'Ihomas Lewis died in that confrontation, too. It was said to be the first duel with rifles known to have taken place in Virginia. It led to the passage in January 1910 of the Barbour Bill outlaWing dueling in Virginia. Lewis, a grandson of Gen. Andrew Lewis who is buried in Salem ' s Fast Hill Cemetery, has an unmarked grave somewhere in Shawsville ' s Madison Cemetery. There are Confederate veterans in the Craig cemetery, and the grave of Lewis Miller, a Pennsylvania Dutch artist who wandered, notebook in hand, through the mountains and valleys of the land, and left beguilingly vivid sketches of the scenes he saw. He roamed the Shenandoah Valley, through Big Lick and the Bennett Springs area, and up the mountain to Montgomery County, where he had relatives and places that interested him. He traveled abroad, too, always looking and always drawing, but he returned many times to the Virginia scenes he liked best. Some of the best of his little pictures are on display in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center in Williamsburg, for Lewis Miller has become justly famous. He was born in York, Pa., in 1796, and made a living as a house carpenter. When his traveling days were over, he made his home wi th a niece, Mary Sherwood Flagg, who, when he died in 1882, saw to his burial in t he old Craig grounds on the hill near her Christiansburg home. His stone, originarlly standing tall with an open Bible carved above the letterings of his name and vital statistics, has toppl ed and broken now, and grasses and wild strawberry vines thread its fallen pieces into a random mosaic. '!here are an estimated 50 graves in the area, and in many of them are people who, as Mrs. King points out, "had the most to do with the building of this town." She shakes her head, "Here they are up on this hill, and neglected." Mrs . Collins says her family is thinking about clearing its section of the land, "but if the vandalism keeps up, we 're not interested." She speaks of "motorcycle gangs riding up here and drinking beer," and Mrs. King points �to the scraggly path -- a s hort cut to a trailer park on the back side of the hill . The women a r e aware of the $2 ,500 Flagg trust. not being expended on c emetery rnai~tenance . They question why it is If the plots and fence lines were cleared, they say , and if the •hiding pla ces for vandals " were removed and the safety of the graves insured, ther e may be other descendants who will s how interest in the place. "Lots of people don't Imow they got kin folks uo here." CRAI G CEMETERY , CHRISTIANSBURG, VA . Montgomery County by Ma rvin U Neighbors Captain James Craig = died Feb 8 18J4 = aged 72 years (Notes ch in will 18291 Celenda Kyle, John, Robert, Clementine, Susannah) Anna Montgomery = wife of Captain James Craig = died Dec 2 1841 = aged 74 years John Craig = born = April 25 1794 = died Aug 27 1852 (notes ch in will 1852 & Mary Taylor Craig, James Robert , Elenor Lewis, Charles Joseph, John, Melinda w.) Emeline = wife of=John Craig = born Nov 1 1813 = died Jan 3 1892 John Craig Jr = born = Jan 14 18J9 = fell in battle of = Chancellorsville = May J 186J Mary T Craig = Oct 21 1841 = Jan 16 1929 Charles Joseph Craig = Apr 17 1844 = Feb 28 1923 Brainard W Craig = Virginia = Pvt 34 AAF .Pursuit SQ = World War I = Aug 12 1893 - April 7 1950 Annie Augusta Craig = Feb 12 1886 = Mar 1 1953 Elizabeth Gray Craig = Feb 1898 = Oct 16 1898 Melinda Craig = wife of = John L Taylor = born July 25 1836 = died July 5 1911 Ellen Craig = wif'e of = W _ Flagg (stone broken) = 1847 - 1925 William C Flagg = 1857 - 1925 Ellen Craig Flagg Here lies the body of = Doc. Geo. Anderson = bom the 19th day of April 1779 = and died the 22 day of Sept 1818 This slab is inscribed to his memory by his widow who deeply deplores his loss. = John Anderson = born 19 April 1789 = departed this life = 16th March 1821 =This tribute of •••••••• affection was erected to his memory by his son George �Sarah Leek Anderson = who departed this life = March 4th 1833 = aged J years 8 months = and 20 days Doct'r Joseph Miller = born 7th Sept ' r 1784 & =departed this life =17th January 1849 Matilda L Miller = born Feb 16 1785 = died Feb. 17 1854 = aged 69 yrs 1 day Lewis Miller = born May 3 1796 = died Sept 15 1882 Rev. C A Miller = born Nov 15 1819 = died = Mar 26 1893 Malinda Taylor Miller = born = Oct 13 18J6 = died = June 25 1906 Mr s. Fannie Miller = widow of thP, late T W Micon = wife oi' = Rev C A Mill er = born May 13 1819 = died May 26 1860 James Wade =born 5th Dec ' r 1794 = and departed this life 18J 9 Eliza P Wade = born May 1799 = de~arted this life (notes nee Anderson : md 10- 7-1824) Hamil ton Wade = born May 28 1789 1821 Mary Anderson) = died = 30th May 2 1846 = 27th April October 1839 (noter md 11-13- - William Wade = died = April 11 1857 = a ged 59 years Emil~ Wade = died Jan 14 1873 = aged 78 years (Note1 nee Crow, md 7 July 1819) Mrs. Ella L Wade = wife of = William Wade = born April 11 1842 = died Dec'r 29 1869 Rebecca widow of David Wade = born ~ June 1764 = & departed this life = 4th June 1822 = Rebecca A Pettus = born = July 15 1851 = died = Sept 10 1912 = Marthey wife of June 26 1888 = Phillip Haymaker Sen. = born = Jan 12 1814 = died = Col. Robt, c. Trigg = died = Jan 2nd 1872 Minero Shuffl ebarger = wife of = M B Franklin = born = May 17 183) = died Mar 26 1907 Mrs. Martha F Holman =wife of = Geo. P. Holman = born Feb'y 22 1819 = died Nov'r 3 1868 Joel C Parrish 1847 - 1921 Elizabeth K Parish 1849 - 1926 = = John G Woods = born April 19 18JO = died Oct J 1895 Malin-la H Wood = born Sep 4 184-0 = died Dec 22 1922 Paris Shufflebarger 9 mos & 24 d.s yrs = born = Oct Magdalene Shufflebarger 29 1826 = born = Mar = died = Aug 6 18JJ 22 1895 = aged 68 = died = Nov 18 1895 �Peter W Ried = born = in Scotland burg = Jan JO 1909 = June Miss Janet Reid = born = in Coupar Angus 1825 = died = Nov 13 1900 = James R Flagg = died = Perthshire = near Christia.11s- Scotl and = July 1J 1856 - 1929 = Jan Mrs. M. J. Flagg = born Robert Flagg 9 18JO = born 4 18J6 July 10 1885 = departed this Jan JO 1910 = died Jan 8 1889 Mrs. Jane Murray = departed this life = Oct 29 1884 = aged 84 yrs = departed this life = Oct 4 1879 = aged 84 YJ:S David Jones = born 1811 = died Mar J 1922 Mary J Lee = born = Aug 15 1839 = died April 27 1889 = aged 50 yeaJ:S Rebecca A Lee = born Mar 15 1859 = died Mar 14 1879 = aged 20 yeaJ:S B F Jennings = born = Apr 19 18J7 = died = Aug 5 1914 =a Confederate soldier = 1861 - 1865 Mrs . Sarah Murray Matilda H Jennings = died = Oct 12 1907 = aged 66 yeaJ:S Luthe"t" A Jennings = born Oct 26 187J = died Aug 18 1918 = died James Brown = of Madison Miss. Malichi Shufflebarger Anderson Alley = born July J 1866 = aged 60 YeaJ:S = born = Dec 6 1846 = died = July 28 = June 11 1817 = died = Aug 14 1890 Martha _ 18?2 = wife of Anderson Alley = born = June 17 1822 M F Akers = born Oct 16 1848 =died = Feb 25 19.31 1906 = died = May 28 Sarah Elizabeth Akers = born = Nov 2J 1851 = died = April 2 1904 = 1835 - 1911 Eliz Scott Taylor Ca.pt . James Bratton = who died in Christiansburg= Jan'y 2 1814 =and infant daughter = Eli zabeth M Bratton = who died July 25 1806 = aged 9 months James al.ark = 1827 - 1916 Mary Ann Clark = 1841 Sallie Meade Kyle = 1864 = 1822 William Emmett Kyle - 1875 = 1819 - 1875 Anna Montgomery Kyle = 1852 - 1875 Gracie Craig = 1892 - 1912 = 1841 - 1906 Rev. S K Wickham george V corell Hannah J = wi:fe = Co of = 54 Va = G V Corell William James Cherry L C = May Inf = CSA = Apr JO 1845 = May 4 1850 = Mar 28 1924 11 1906 �Dora A Cherry = his wife = Aug 2 1862 = Apr JO 1940 James L Burson = died = July 27 1848 = aged 22 years Bettie Craig = Oct 4 1868 = Sept 1924 William H Dooley = born Mary Dooley = 1848 - = June = 1 O mo 's & 21 days 28 1841 == died = July 28 1909 1916 MILTON - EARLES Pittsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book: page 25-26 Know all pearsons whoever it may cons em that we Richard Mil ton, and Judith his wife of Pitsilvany County and State of Vira of our Volintery Chois and free will , efiction we hav for Thomas Eurls and Timmornithy Eurls hath Givin and Granted unto the Said Thomas and Timothy Urls their heirs & forever the tract or pa:rsil of land we recovered by decree of John Allsup his heirs & it lying and being in the bov Said County on the Draughts of Sandy river, and by Virtue of this Gift we invest in them the said Thoms and Timothy Eurls ther heirs & the right in fesimple to the abov said land and will defend the said to them, ther heirs & from our heirs or any other pearson or peasons whatever, In Witness whearof we hav hea~ unto afixt our hands and Seals this f orteenth day of Jinery one thousand and Eight hundred and Eight Richard (his X mark) Milton S ind Seald and Delivrd ) Judith (her X mark ) Milton In presents of ) John Mintor, Smith Strange Thomas Currey, Richard B Beck Isaiah Morten At a Court held for Pittsylvania County the 18" day of April 1808 This Deed of Gift from Ricr..ard Mil ton and Judi th his wife to Thomas F.arles and Timothy Earles was presented in Court and prouved by the Oath of three of the Subscribing Witnesses to be the respective acts and deed of the said Richard and Judith, and by the Court Ordered to be Recorded ------Teste Will Tunstall C o C contributed by Calvin Weddle Mispla ced QUERYs Dorothy A GRIFFITH, 9514 Minerva Ave . , St . Louis, MO 63114 John WHEA T.LEY b 1805 Scott Co VA, md ca 1830 Lucy DEAN, (da u of Ellis Dean & Mary MILLER). Josh Wheatley who md Sally PARKER ca 1800. Seeking info and descendan t s of thes e families . ... �WYIBE COUN'IY (VIRGINIA) CEME'IERY SURVEY by Bn.ice Anderson Work has s tarted on a comprehensive survey of cemeteries in Wythe Cotmty. The project i s sponsored jointly by your Wythe County Historical Society and the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society . Bn.ice Anderson, Jr. is serving as General Chairman of the joint committee to plan and coordinate effort s of members of both Societies and other interested people. Rate of prog ress will depend greatly on the willingness of volunteers to come forward to he lp locate and identify c emeteries and to record data from individual grave markers . As work progresses, a list of cemeteries surveyed and names found therein will be made available for publication in the Wythe County Historical Review and the Virginia Appalachian Notes. To insure that no over~rown, near-forgotten burial site is overlooked, "Old Timers" in our County a re urged to volunteer their services to the Committee . As names a nd locations of burial sites are made known, each will be assigned a serial number and placed on the List of Cemeteries to be Surveyed. Then a Search Team, accompanied by the informant, will visit the burial site and initiate a Cemetery Description form. It's location will be plotted on the appropriate section of U. S . Geologic Survey Map. Informational items to be recorded on the Cemetery Description Form include serial number , name, location (in reference to State and National roads), name and telephone number of the person from whom permission might be gotten to enter the cemetery, level of care, etc . (If anyone voices opposition to entry, the name of the objecting person will be recorded and listing of g rave markers deferred.) 03.ta-taking Teams will perform a detailed study of each cemetery. A Grave Site Location Gride and Grave Marker Description will be prepared. The position of each probable grave site (marked or unmarked) will be marked on location gride sheet by means of a small square . After all sites have b een so marked, each square will be serially numbered. Larger ceme t eries , say greater than 100 grave sites, will be sectioned and each section assign ed a letter ~f the alphabet . Transcription Teams of two people each -- one reading and one recording will transcribe data from grave markers. (Every, reas onable effort will be made to assure that vital statistics aEe recorded precisely as they a ppear on the marker . ) Every name transcribed will be given the same number as the one entered on the grid sheet. (If the cemetery was sectioned, the s ection letter should precede the serial ' number . ) When more than one name appears on a marker (i . e., husband and wif e), the same marker number will be assigned to both names . If no death date shows on the marker, the name will be recorded by the Team. Names of military veterans will be flagged and all military information transcribed. Other non-vital data that might be recorded at the option of the Team include Bible quotat i ons, fraternal order , type of marker, weathering , orientation (i.e., flat on ground or partially buried, etc.). Every Team should inquire about a bag of tri c ks for locating buried markers and improving legibility of b lu rred characters . Snapsho ts and/or "rubbings" are encouraged if time pennits. *J10 W. Lexington St., Wytheville, VA 24382 �It is planned that the transcription of data, initiated in the southeasteni. end of the County, will precede toward the northweste:rn end. It is anticipated that additional data, over and ~eyond those acquired by direct transcription, will be offered by interested citizens in the County. White it would be highly desirable to record indirect data, lack of manpower and facilities have precluded creation of a system for such. Presented below is the first report of work perf onned oy the Cemetery Survey Committee. '.These cemeteries are located in the southeaste:rn edge of the County along its border with Carroll and Pulaski Counties. Each name and date was taken from a grave marker . In order to improve readability, a uniform format has been adopted and most non-vital data deleted. Suznames have been placed in front of Christian names and cates are cast in the DAR- preferred military form. Also omitted from this list are those n·ames for which no death date shows on the marker . Where military service is indicated on the marker, an asterisk has been placed opposite the name. (Editor's note: 1he cemetery records mentioned above will be in a later issue of VAN. We thought th.at the members would like to have a report on what is happening and maybe someone out there will know of a cemtery that has been "forgotten" and will let Bruce Imow about it.) ttr======================================================================== AD AMS AD DEN DA $9 per year. 2 issues, March & October. 100+ pgs., indexed. Adams records, family histories, queries. Register your Adams free. Adams Addenda; 6611 Clayton Rd., Rm. 1B; St. Louis, MO 6J117 ==================-==-===================================-= =============== DID YOU KNOW Facts in Farly American History - that"step-mothers" were sometimes called "mother-in-laws" in Colonial times 't - that the word "h6usekeeper" once meant "property owner"? - that the wcrd "infant" once meant any person under 21? - that the word "domestic" once me,ant "housewife"? - tr'.at "tithings" once meant "towns"? - that the word "mister" in the early days of America was applied only to men of wealth and/or education? From : The Bulletin of the Yakima Valley Genealogical issue . Society~ January 1982 �SMYTH COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1 850 Mortality Schedule The following death (married & old people) abstracts are from the 1850 census mortality schedule . The original is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond, Virginia , and is nn microfilm . page 200 . Line 1. Ianiel ?L Long = 30 yrs = male = married = d May = drowned 2 . Samuel Scott = 44 yr:s = male = d Jany b Germany = d Mar 7 . Peter Dickard = 84 yrs = male = widowed 11. Charles Hancock = 45 yrs = male = ma rried d Feb = = page 2 01 1. Benjamin Charles 24 yrs = male married = b NC = d Sept = drowned 2. William Humphrey = 89 yrs = male = widowed = d Mar J, Sarah S Deborde = 40 yrs female = married d Feby 6. Elizabeth Boyd = 80 yrs = female = widowed = d Mar 7 . Charles D3.vison = 76 yrs = male = d Feb 10 . Peter D Joiner 80 yrs male b NC = d July 1 5 . Henry B Thompson = 25 = male = widowed d Nov 2 1. Abram Galding = 42 yrs = male = b Tenn = d April 22. Thomas Howel = 42 yrs = male = b NC = d July 26 . Jordon Ferguson = 74 yrs = male d May 28 . Sarah Hull ?/?Hall = 37 yrs = female = married = d April 29 . Joseph Phipps = 28 yrs = male = married = d Sept JO. Thomas Hawk?/?Hank = 77 yrs = male = married = d Dec J2. Martha Thomas = 48 yrs = female = widowed = b NC = d June JJ. ?Aeiah?? Sherwood = 54 yrs = male = widowed = b NY = d Dec J4 . Mary Pickle = 50 yrs = female married d Mar = = = = = = = = = = = page 202 4. Sarah S Locke = 62 yrs female = married b NC = d Feb 6. Martha ?Harns? = 76 yrs = female = married = d July female = married = b Tenn = d June 7 . Jemimah Atkins = 40 yrs 8. Wm G Atkins = 41 yrs = male = widowed = d Aug 11. Sarah Allen = 44 yrs = female = widowed = d July 1 2 . Abijah F Allen = 24 yrs = male = married = d Oct . 16. James Buchanan = 27 yrs = male = married = d Dec = cd accident 17. Alex ' r Buchanq,n = J4 yrs = male = d Dec 20 . ?Sally Lambert = 40 yrs = female = · married = b NC = d July 2 1. Elizabeth Riley = 50 yrs = female = married = d Feby 22 . Susan Williams = J4 yrs = female = married = b Tenn = d Apr 2J. James A Morris = 75 yrs = male = married = b NC = d June 27 . William Yonson = J6 yrs = male = married = b Germany = d Oct J2 . Peter Shupe = 49 yrs = male = married = d July 87 yrs female widowed = b PA d Oct 35 . Elizabeth Vaught = = = = = = = �3o QUERIES Mrs. Wanda HELM, Route# 2 - Box 77, Metropolis, IL 62960 Nancy Ann GILBERT m 1st 1774, Capt. Thomas HELM (1748-1781) of Bedford Co . VA. Killed Battle of Guildford C.R. They had 4 child : Wm, James Samuel & Elizabeth. M 2nd widower Jonathan ROSSER 1782, had 3 child~ Preston Gilbert ROSSER, David and Sarah Lavina ROSSER . M 3rd Vincent GLASS,Sr. 1796, Who were Nancy Ann's parents , date and place o f her birth and death. Was Elizabeth PRESTON-GILBERT who m Michael GASH her mother? J. Tracy WALKER III , RFD 5 - Box 258, Charlottesville, VA 22901 Seek info on parents of James H. Kerr, b June 6, 1824, Giles Co. VA; d J an 31, 1890 in Giles; M Feb 17, 1848 in Giles to Frances FERRELL . Suspect his parents lived in White Gate area. Also info on Hartwell B . NEHSON of the Botetourt Craig Co. VA area. He was b ca 1801, w was Narcissa. Imogene MIN~ON, 511 East Jerome, Hot Springs, ARK 71901 Need info on Reuben DALTON, s of Willia DALTON & Elizabeth. Reuben m Elizabeth PHILLIPS, dau of Tobis PHILLIPS & Margaret GOAD. Need dates and children's names of the above. One known son of Reuben and Elizabeth i s Martin b 1818, d 1900. Min 1840 Grayson Co. VA to Nancy COCHRAN, dau of Wm . B. COCHkAN and Rhoda PASLEY. All from VA. Xch info. Mrs. W. G. BATES, 103 George St . Staunton, VA 24401 When and where die William HAYTER (d Washington Co. VA ca 1804/5) marry Margaret BATES? Wish correspondence with descendants of their sons, said to be Abram, Wm. Jr., Rev . Israel and Thomas. Mrs . John A. PENROSE, 17609 East 19th Terrace Ct. S. , Independence, MO 64057 Seeki ng info on Matthew BANDY and his w, Judith CAULEY BANDY . Matthew was b in Scotland. Where in Scotland? Date? Both Matthew and Judith passed away in Roanoke Co. VA. Descendants? Mr s . T. Bruce TYNDALL, 4704 Waverly Lane , Jacksonville, FL 32210 Need info on Abraham WELCH (WELSH) b 1822, m Mary E. ?, b 1828 , l ived in Botetourt Co . VA . Also CAMDEN, HIGHT, CLEMENTS, CRAWFORD . William CAMDEN m Jane HIGHT (HITE), Botetourt Co. VA. Son Oliver P. 1836/9 m Mary M. CLEMENS 1841/4, dau of J. Anselm (Ansil, Anson C.) CLEMENS 1802 & Angelina CRAWFORD, 18 14 . Mr . J . Tracy WALKER III, RT 5 - Box 258, Char lottesville, VA 22901 Seek i n fo on Micajah & Rebeckah (THOMPSON) SAUNDERS, parents of Elvira J. SAUNDERS who m Isaiah K. PRICE . They lived in the Bland-Wythe-Giles-Tazewell area du r ing the 1800's. Mrs . Edward F. BORER, RD 3, Box 173, Wakeman, OH 44889 Searching for the parents and g parents of Philip HALL b October 28, 1828. By 1850 he was liv ing in Lewistown Mifflin Co. PA, m Sarah MCCURDY Feb . 1855 d in Lewis town J an 31 , 1891 . 1880 census says parents b in VA �3! Ron PUCKETT, 7503 Brian Clark, San Antonio, TX 78240 Worsham TUCKER & w Sarah (POTTS) were l iving in Montgomery Co. VA time of the 1850 census . When & where did they die? Worsham was and Sarah was 40 a t time of census. Any other info appreciated. Olive (Ollie Virginia HARKRIDER (HARKRADER), b 15 Mar 1873 Vinton Benjamen Amos TUCKER 12 Mar 1891. Who were Ollie ' s parents? at the age 70 Also VA, m Jodie UPDIKE, Rt . 1 , Box 281 - Billings, MO 65610 Need info on William Alexandria POOL(E), hi s w Mary Ann POOL & their childr, Ella, Algie Lee, Ollie, Cora and Laura. B either in Person Co. NC or Pittsylvania Co . VA. Also seeking info on the ALLEN fam of Pittsylvania Co . VA and Carroll Co. VA. George & Eliza FARMER ALLEN. Their childr Jennie "Whit e , Burt, Emma and George . Also Floyd ALLEN and Sidna ALLEN. Trying to find the bo ok "The Courthouse Tragedy at Hillsville, VA." Catherine ARMSTRONG HARGREAVES, 124 Lar ch, Saginaw, MI 48602 Need help proving Alexander WALKER who d Nov. 1774 - March 1775 Augusta Co. VA was f of John WALKER, who went to KY and disappeared on trip back to VA, ca 1778. John left w Nancy (Agnes) and young childr Jennet, Alexander, Robert and Sarah (Sally) in KY . Mrs . T. Bruce TYNDALL, 4704 Waverly Lane, Jacksonville, FL 32210 STINNETT, POLLARD, CLEMENS, CRAWFORD. Thomas STINNETT b 1800/5 lived in Bed for d & Botetourt Co. VA. Did he marr y Jenny POLLARD or Rachell ?? Their son Tilghman STINNETT m Sarah E. CLEMENS d/0 J. Anselm CLEMENS & Angelina CRAWFORD . J. Tracy WALKER, III, RFD 5, Box 258, Charlettesville, VA 22901 Seek info on Hugh D & Elizabeth FERRELL of Giles Co. VA. Hugh (1801-1853 ) was the son of George and Polly FERRELL. Seek info on parents also. Need info on George LOWE whose dau Katherine (b. 1820) m Henr y MCCOY in Giles Co. VA 11 Nov 18~8. Dorothy P. MUNSON, 850 Aaron, B-103, Port Charlotte, FL 33952 Must connect Lewis HARRIS (Russell & Scott Co VA) with HARRIS fam that founded Harrisburg, PA. Lewis had sons: David, Benjamin, John, Wm, Martin and 2 daus . Lewis went to Vigo Co . IN ca 1830: and d there 1831 . Postage refunded. Mr s . Doris V. BIAS, 730 Tundell, St, Huntington, WV 25703 Need info on John MILLER, d March 1930 in VA. Known childr Florine V. JONES, Vivion E. SMITH & May E. WERDENWEBER. John's parents were Thomas A MILLER first wife Mary Margaret EDDINS, 2nd Elizabeth V. MCMULLAN. Also info on Audrey MILLER JONES who was living in Roanoke VA in 1945. Mr s . A. W. Horton, Jr. Box 218, Raven, VA 24639 Seeking info on Johny BROOKS - Polly CHAFIN family, their childr Lilburn , Polly, James , John Kirk, Ruthie, Mahala and Charles. Have some info on John Kirk BROOKS, my ggrandfather. Need to know parents of John & Polly CHAFIN . �Catherine Armstrong HARGREAVES, 124 Larch, Saginaw, MI 48602 Researching all HARBISONS from SW VA of the 1700's. Especially inte rested in James HARBISON & Rachel PORTER & their 13 childr. Will answer all letters and xcha data. Mar y Tyree CHEESEMAN , 330p Ransom, Muskogee, OK 74401 Davi d TYREE was taxpayer in Lee Co. VA 1810, Scott Co VA 1816 to 1850. What were surnames of his wives? Elizabeth, Nancy? David's son Jesse TYREE b 1818 Scott Co VA m Rosannah ROBERTS in 1837 . Who were her parents? James ALLEN, 229 Helen Lane, Barboursville, WV 25503 Seeki ng info on par ents and childr of James (Alfred) ALLEN, t 1837/38 in TN and Margaret Elizabeth DAY ALLEN, b 1840/45 in VA . Childr James, H. Clay, Elizabeth , Eliza, Willie V., Newlon T . Hiram Bethel (my father), and Harvey. Famil y i n Bedford Co. VA in 1880 . Sebert Moran, 1504 Carrollton Ave, Salem, VA 24153 Caroline Hall m Elizah MORAN in Patrick Co. VA in 1839. Her f was Joseph HALL and h ~r m was Fannie CLAR.KE. Did she have brothers or sisters? Need par ents of J oseph RALL and Fannie CLARK . Mary Paul SHANNON, 312 Horsley Dr., Pearisburg, VA 24134 Who were parents of Col. Charles Henry ? KING, b ca Dec 13, 1783 , NC? D Dec 15, 1861 Giles Co . VA. m Jan 1, 1807 Giles Co . VA to Jane SHANNON b ca May 15, 1 789 Gi les Co. VA, d July 20, 1848 Giles Co, dau of Thomas & Agnes (CROW) SHANNON. need inf o on Alexander MARRS , b ca 1748 VA?, d 1834 Shelby Co . KY , m ca 1775 Montgomery Co. VA? Jane SHANNON, b ca 1754 VA?, d ca 1832-34 Shelby Co . KY, dau of Samuel & Jean (REID) SHANNON. Childr : Jane, David, Marga r et, Hannah , Samuel , Elexander , Hugh, Rachel and Polly. Mrs. Rubye Gill iam BOWLING, RT 2- Box 444, Osgood, IN 47037 Seeking v erification on b, m and d of Isaac GILLIAM (1830-45?) of VA. M to Carolene BOWEN of TN. Issues : Wm H. , Thomas, Elizabeth & Sadie . Would like to correspond with people from Lee, Wise, Franklin & Scott Co . VA. Also Hancock TN that are interested in GILLIAM - BOWEN connections. J. Tracy WALKER, I II, RFD 5 - Box 258 , Charlottesville, VA 22901 Seek info on Jesse KELLY, b in New Jersey in 1780 , m 18 May 1811 in Giles Co. VA to Lucinda TILLETT; d 30 April 1859 in Giles; father of Rebecca KELLY b 1825, who m Lewis COLLINS, son of Milton COLLINS. Roberta H. VI A, 3032 Robin Hood Dr . - Greensboro, NC 27408 Seeking par ents of Ruth SCOTT b 15 Dec. 1815 Green Co . KY. M ca 5 July, 1832 Green Co. KY to Fr ench N. HAZELL, b 1806 in VA . Related to Gen Winfield SCOTT? Desire genealogy Capt . Wm ScOTT b 1747-1748 Dinwiddie Co. VA. Ruth SCOTT HAZELL d 12 Oct 1878 Gr een Co . IL . Bro Joseph FIELDS (FIELD) Desire info SCOTT, FIELDS, FIELD connecti on. Mrs. Sue McKINNON, 225 S . Hur on ST, Cheboygan , MI 49721 William John BROWN b 17 50 Campbell Co VA, m Jan 20, 1775 Bedford Co. VA to Nancy Ann BURNLEY d / o Isreal & Hannah "Ann" TERRELL BURNLEY . .. �J. Tracy WALKER, III, RFD 5 - Box 258, Charlottesville, VA 22901 Seek info on George FRY. Sr. (ca 1735-1793) of the Giles-Montgomery, Co., VA area who m 2nd Nannie ABBOTT , widow of David JOHNSON; also seek info on his son, George FRY, whom Keziah? Corilda Grover, 01521 Winchuck Riv. RD, Brookings, OR 97415 Info after 1860 for Nancy Ann HOBACK, b 1829 Montgomery Co. VA dau of David HOBACK and Sophie CONNOR m 1826 Montgomery Co . VA. Associated with 5 children 1850 - 1860 . Whose? My gmother was one of these childr, Corilda N HOBACK m Wm Riley Stewart 1873 Montgomery Co. VA. Ru th J . Pate, 11315 E. 72nd Street, Raytown, MO. 64133 Need pa~ents of Daniel BOWLIN b 22 Jan. 1801, VA. Where? Moved to KY ca 1820, m Lucinda MARSH - childr: Avelener, Benjamin F., Thomas. Benjamin b 12 Oct. 1825, Mad is on Co KY, m Priscilla STRADER, 18 Apr. 1845, dau of Wm . STRADER and Nancy SOCKWELL . Mrs. Mrs. Sue McKINNON, 225 S . Huron St, Cheboygan, MI 49721 Robert MCMULLIN b Bedford CO VA d Jan 1816, m Oct 12, 1813 Botetourt Co. VA Esther Hetta BALES, b Oct 19, 1785 York Co PA d Nov 1857 Lee Co VA Robert s/o Matthew MCMULLIN. Also Joseph EDDS of Bedford Co. VA 1772 d Campbell Co VA 1805 m Sarah LEFTWICH? Childr Thomas, John , Jesse L., Molly Sarah, Jane "Jenny", Elizabeth, Ann. Thelma JONES BJORKLUND, 1146 N. Ramona Ave, Indialantic, FL 32903 Need info on parents of my grmother, Mary FALKNER JONES b 23 Mar 1859 Bland Co . VA, d 10 Aug 1937, Grayson Co. VA. F Gideon P. FALKNER b Bland Co . VA , d during Civil War, bur Confederate section, E & H College cemetery, Emory, VA, Washington Co. Mother Martha FISHER, b 1828 Bland Co. VA d 1908 Grayson Co. VA. Mrs. Rubye G. BOWLING, Rt 2 - Box 444, Osgood, IN 47037 Need info and verification of marriage between Wm Hiram GILLIAM 19,and Nancy Cathern PETERS 21, at Gate City VA. Aug 5, 1886. Where was license issued? Where did they live? Also info on Henry M. PETERS and Nancy Elizabeth ? of Franklin and Lee Co VA . Who were the parents? Info greatly appreciated· Elsie V. FARLEY, 2506 N. Chambliss St., Alexandria, VA 22311 John Farley b ca 1765-75 in Va md Nancy SHERRILL in western NC 180J-04. Sons named Lampkin, Langley, and William Hamilton. Searching for p of John Farley , date and place of birth i.ri VA . Can supply info about SHERRILL and DOBSON families of NC. Evedene BENNETT GUN'IER, 1525 SW Broadway, .A·lbany, OR 97321 Micajah BENNETT b 19 May 1797 in westerri VA, father gunsmith for Revolution. Parents? Where from? In 1820 Micajah & wife Margret (b 2 Mar 1799) in Dickson Co, TN with 2 ch; Wayne Co, 'IN, than Graves Co , Ky. Ch& John M, Patsy W, Della C, Drury W, James W, Benjamin J , Francis Asbury Garrett b 1827, William Jasper, Margret C, Elma.nda Elisbeth, Micajah Newton, & George W. �Imogene MINTON , 511 Fast Jerome, Hot Springs , Ark 71901 Need information on the following families and related families from Carroll Co. and surrounding counties. Allen THOMAS and ife Mary NES'IER (dau of Joshua Nester and Rebecca COCK.) Rebecca Cock's f, Reuben Cock, who was mother? Joshua Nester's parents Ja~ob Nester & Catherine GOAD. Mrs. Leo RIORDAN, 213 W. Hamilton, Box 225 , Odell, ILL 60460 Seek descendants of Lewis ORNDORFF, b ca 1752. Migrated with his bros, John & Philip from Chester Co, Pa to Frederick Co, Va 1782 . Lewis on Frederick Co, Va, 1790 census as head of 5, In 1799 migrated to Washington Co, Va. Betty Buchanan MARTIN, 217 NW Jayellen, Burleson, TX 76028 Samuel WALKER md Elizabeth PARRISH 18 Feb 1799 Pittsylvania Co, Va. Peter Parrish was surety. Son Wi lliam Parrish Walker, b 18 Dec 1799 md Nancy WOODALL JO Dec 1822 Pittsylvania Co, James Woodall Bondsman . Lived Fairf ield Township bef moving to Henderson Co, 'Ih, in 18J8. Lazrus HAWKINS, b 1795,NC, md 1816 Stokes Co, NC, Elizabeth PETREE - moved to Smythe Co, Va, bet 1845-50. Son Solomon J Hawkins, b 1822 NC, md 1845 Mary JAMES, - moved to Smythe Co early 1860's . Exe info on these families. Annette ~IMARIB, 681 Peartree, Gr. Pte Wos, MI 48236 Looking for p of Catherine PRUITT, ca 1837. Mary CRESS , 1844, Nancy LANDERS i81J, both Lee Co. Catherine DUFF , ca 1825, Helen PORTER, ca 1844 Ruth JOHNS 1848. Thomas WESTON 1800 . Henry SALLEY 1810 . Joseph HACKNEY 1804 Russell Co. Wilma W BUCHANAN, 4055 Maxey Hill Dr. , Stone Mountain , GA 30083 Looking for info on maternal grandmother, Martha Lucinda KISER, dau of Daniel SHORT of Pound, Va. Family stories has it that she was closely connected with the BOLLINGS of Pound who were supposed to be desc of Pocahantas & Rolfe. Mrs Anna TRAMMELL PRATT, 104 Moore St. , Fairfax , AL 36854 Seeking info on the family of Shadrack TRAMMELL, b SC or Md, in 1777 . He moved from SC to Tenn bef 1810. Elias E TRAMMELL, his son once lived in Perry Co, Ala, from 18JO's to after 1880. In Ala . 1850 census , he was living Morgan Springs, Perry Co. Mail ret ' d to me "no Post Off ice", Elias E Trammell 1st wife was Rosana S BOYD, dau df Liza & John Boyd. Rosana buried in Perry Co, Ala. Jean HUNSAKER, 3215 Balsam Dr. S . , Salem, OR 97302 . (ph J61..r7264 ) Desire info on p of George BURNET(T) b Sept 1770 in Pittsylvania Co, Va, md Dorothy HARDEMAN of Iavidson Co, Tenn. The family lived in Howard Co, MO from 1817. George died Clay Co, Mo 22 Feb 18J8. Desire info on p of Elizabeth "Lizzie'' LEE , who md Joshua L YOUNGER ca 1775. They were the p of Charles Lee Younger . Elizabeth Lee Younger d prior to 1787 . The family lived in Virginia and Kentucky . PURCEIL, Mrs Isabell W.• 720 Aumend Road, Augusta; GA 30909 Need origins & p of William BLANTON (b 1799 Va , d 1871 Wise Co, Va) md ca 1820 Elizabeth (b 1803 Va, r Lee & Wise Cos, Va). Was his father the J ohn Blanton had had 100 acres & 139 acres surveyed in Lee Co 1808? �35 WOODY, Mrs J W, 2409 E Manchester, Springfield, Mo. 65804 John WOODY, s on of Henry Woody & Susannah MARTIN, b 1764., Goochland Co. Family in Bed.ford Co 1794-1791, then to Franklin Co . John's wife was Prudence. What was her last name, when & where were they md? Was Henry's father John was received grant in Goochland in 1732? QUARTERLIES and NEWSLETTERS NEWSLETTER, Grayson Co. Historical Society, Inc., Rt . 1, Box 29J, Elk Creek, VA 24326. Books & maps, etc, also for sale.on Grayson Co. Southern Indiana Gen ' ical Society, PO Box 665, New Albany, Ind 47150 Wimmer Family Newsletter, Fred Wimmer, 804 Falconer Road, Joppatowne MD 21085 A Press Inc, PO Box 8796, Greenville SC 29604, Catalogue of genealogical books, etc for Ala , Ark, Ga, Ky, Miss, Mo, NC, SC, Tn, 'IX, & Va. 'l\.iscarawas Co. Gen'ical Society, Inc . , PO Box 141, New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663. "'fuscarawas Pioneer Footprints." Also books for sale on the county . Genealogical Society of Akaloosa Co, Fla, PO Box 1175, Fort Walton Beach, Fla 32549. Sun City Genealogist, Sun Ciety Genealogical Society, PO Box 1448, Sun City AR 65372-1448. Good articles on how to. Family Links - Past & Present, Vol. 1, #1, Jan 1981. Magaine of The Irish Genealogical Association, 162a Kingsway , Dunmurry, Belfast BT 17 9AD, Northern Ireland. Registration & 1st yr US $50.00, renewal US $25 . 00. Looks nice -- Belva will have comments on it in the next issue. ·The Sun City, Vol. 2, #'2 =article "Hints in researching the Pa . Archives Books." CSA records. 'l\.iscarawas Pioneer Footprints (Ohio), Vol 9 #2, May 1981s of Dover Tws , Ohio -- many names same as Franklin Co, Va. 1820 index (part) ========================~========================================= NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY PROGRAM OF MEETINGS 17 April 1982 in D. C. "Black Genealogy r Seaching for Slave Records in County Courthous es" R. Boulton Dickenson, C.G.R,S. • compiler of NGS Special Publication No . 47, Entitled! Free Papers in Appalachia Conceniing Antebellum Freeboni Negroes and Emancipated Blacks of Montgomery County, Virginia. (Mr. Dickenson is a member and some of his articles on the above subj ect has ·been published in VAN . In fact , he gave his first speech on the subject at our first Workshop . ) ========================================================================== �BOOKS REVIEWS WISE COUNTY VIRGINIA MARRIAGE RECORD MARRIAGE REGISTER 1856-1886 by John C Mullins Wise County was formed in the year 1856 from Virginia counties of Lee , Russell ·and Scott. The county of Dickenson was formed in the year 1880 - all of our Dickenson County marriages were performed there . Many couples from eastern Kentucky as well as neighboring counties were also performed there. This book contains over 8500 names of brides and grooms and the parents of each. It also gives the birthplace and place of residence of both the bride and groom. The book has a complete bride and groom index . It .has a soft cover with 153 pages. The price of the book is $15. 00 and may be ordered from Mr. John c. Mullins, Route 2 Box JO?, Clintwood, Va . 24228. A gift copy from the author to the SWVGS has been ~laced in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. 1880 Wythe Co . , Va. Census by James L. Douthat Now in print for the first time, The Wythe County, Virginia, census . The 1880 census is one of the most valuable tools in genealogical and historical research. This census includes: (a) names of persons living in Wythe Co. in 1880, (b) race/sex of each person, (c) age of each, (d) relationship of each to head of household, (e) occupation, (f) he~lth conditions when other than normal, (g) birth state/country of each person, their father and mother, (h) index of surnames (8 pages), (i) map of Wythe County indicating the five districts and Evansham (now Wytheville). The book has 140 pages and a soft cover. The price of the book is $18 . 50 (plus $1.50 postage) and may be ordered from James L Douthat, Route 10, Kingsport , Tenn. 37664. A gift copy of the book from the author to the SWVGS has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. FLOYD COUNTY A HISTORY OF I'IS PEOPLE AND PLACES by: Dr. Amos D. Wood Edited by: Ann Scott Swain In compiling the history of Floyd County's people and places, Dr. Wood drew on the memories of the old timers in the area. Civil War veterans were still living when he began this endeavor and their recollections are a vital part of the book. Patriotism is highlighted by references to veterans of the Revolutionary War, the War of the Rebellion and the World War (I) . Close family ties are evident in the location of homestead and the intermarriage of families in communities. Education is shown to be highly desirable by those that acquired it and became "well known". The establishment of various churches is recorded. �3? Over 100 fa milies -- Brammer, Graham, Lancaster, Lawrence, Phillips , Phlegar, Scott, Short , Spangler, Turner, Vest, Wood and many others -- are sketche d in detail, some at gr eater length than others. Thousands of names are recorded . How familiar places and watercourses in the county were named i s related - - truth or fic tion is not known! 'Ihe author used family manuscripts, personal letters , diaries, Bible records, court records , questionnairies and g~nealogical publications available in the 1920's to trace family connections. On the lighter side one will find reminiscences of bygone days, poetry, superstitions, some f olklore and amu s ing anecdotes. Through the study of birth and death rates is shown that many young children succumbed to infectious disease . Although Floyd was never a "plantation county'', it seems the early homesteads were a ided by slaves. The editor has compiled a b i bliography of books and s ources used by Wood and also l isted thos e written about or by Floyd countians. The book has 478 pages wi th J O pages of index . Order from Floyd County Historical Socie ty, Rt. 2 Box 192 , Willis Va. 24J80. The price is $J2.50 (including tax and shipping charge . ) The book has a hard cover . A gift copy has b een placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library by the SWVGS . 1853-1872 BIRTH AND DEATH RECORLS FLOYD COUNTY , VIRGINIA, and THE ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH REGISTER compiled by Marjorie Fluor and Marguerite Tise 'Illl.s is a register of births : white, black, male, female, date and place of birth, parents and informant. The register of deaths is white, black, male, female, date of death, cause of death, parents and informant. The records of the Zion Lutheran Church are of historic value . 'Ihe data compiled involved transactions from the German script. 'Ihe Church records were writ ten and this is a rough translation. 'Ihe Church was organized in 181) under the authority of the Evangelical Lutheran Conference of the State of North Carolina. The travelling preachers were B. G. Miller and J. Scherer. 'Ihe cover s ketch is from a watercolor by V. Simpkins of the Primitive Baptist Church built about 1831. The book has been given the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society and has been placed in the Roanoke County Public Library, Electric Road . The price of t he book is $20 . 00 and may be ordered from : Marjorie Fluor, 192 0 Heliotrope Drive . , Santa Ana , CA 92706 . reviewed by Belva M Counts �NOTES FROM MEMBERS "In the May 1981 VAN on page 42, you list a Q. A. Buckingham. This should be L.A. Buckingham (Lewis Amiss) who was a lawyer in Floyd County. (see 1860 and 1870 Federal Cens us, p 127 and 11 respectively.) My grand.father signed his first initial with a lot of curlycues that could be mistaken for a Q instead of an L . Also, he and his brothers were the only Buckinghams in the area at that time, but they were in Carrol, Wythe, Pulaski and Montgomery counties. Only Lewis A. was residing in Floyd County." Richard W. Buckingham, Munson Hill Towers West, 6129 Leesburg Pike #817, Falls Church, Va. 22041 "Re the material about Abraham Crabtrees (Aug, 1981, p 91) Neither he nor his daughter Mary were able to obtain a pension. But, Virginia House of Delegates, 1777-80, 26 Nov 1778, The Claim of Thomas Ramsey for nursing Abraham Crabtree was allowed, at the rate of 10d per day for 112 days." R. R. Crabtree, 1221 Arlington Place, Winter Park, Florida 32789. SURNAME INDEX REPORT from Margaret D Thompson Same name research: JONES, Abraham, b ca 1778, Botetourt Co . , Va . , d ca 1808 Jackson Co, Mo., md ca 1807 Bot. Co, Va, to Mary Kyle, b 1793 Bot . Co, d 1857 Jackson Co, Mo. Researcherss Harold B Peters, RFD 4, Box 219, Jonesville, Va 24263 Mrs James Barnes, 1111 Wilmore Dr, Middletown, OH 45042 Same surname researchs SPENCER: Thos H, b ca 1840-50, d 8 May 1935 Spouts Springs, Va , md Betty Mae Hannah. Children: Bernard, Addie, Anne, William, Hannah, Oscar, Champie, Alice, Supt. Researcher: E L Greever, 115 Spring Grove, Bluefield, WV 24701 SPENCER, Thom Jr, b 1751/6, d July 1806 Charlotte Co., Va . , md (1) ?. md (2) 5 Apr 1781 Lucy Watkins. Researcher: Luther Burchinal, PO Box 5085, Modesto, La . 95352 =========================================================================== To be reviewed next month "Gideon Macon of Virginia and Some of His Descendants" compiled by Aletha Jane Macon. Cost is $20 . 00 and order from Mrs. Al Amundsen, 2 D Country Club Apts. , Greenville, Al. 36037 NATIONAL ARCHIVES MICROFILM LOAN PROGRAM '!he Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library has asked us to make the announcement that the National Archives has discontinued sending census microfilm to libraries. '!he census may now be ordered and used at the Mormon Library here in Roanoke . Or, if several of the members are researching the same county -- why not get together and give the Virginia Room $15.00 and they will order the film for you . (It is tax deductible if given to them.) And the film will be here at the library. �SURNAMES As we grow - we change - so we are changing the Surname Index ·to the form - 'borrowing 'the idea from several other quarterlies. We especially like the one in the Virginia Tidewate r Genealogy . So the new form will be as follows; (Note : We will publish at least 10 names -- not more than 20 - - f or me mber . This Index will be publis hed as part of our May issue, we think i t will be that iss ue. So get your names in . ) Mrs. Claude S . Fowler, 1716 Colgate St . , NE, Roanoke, Va. 24012 SURNAME HUTTON COLLINS WASKEY LOCATION DATE(S) Joseph Kanawha/Putnam Cos, WV md 1846 Moses Kanawha Co, WV & ''West" md 1821 Georg e Maryland died prior 1790 P~"LLEN John Botetourt Co, Va d 1845 MOORE Richard Marshall = Campbell/Montg. Co, Va 1817-1882 ROBARIB Moore= Emily O. Hurt Campbell /Montgomery Co,Va 1818-1908 VANARSDALE Cornelius New J ersey/WV/Ohio b NJ-md 1785 Va HARMON Thomas Botetourt Va /West Virginia c1750-1824? FARLEY William Va/Ky/WV 1766-?prior 1820? I hope that the above is to everyone liking -- believe it will be better that the previous way. So send your names in and depending on how much space we have is whether we will print 10 or 20 names per member. GIVEN NAME /.1191.t... 70 J/Al/V PLEASE NOTE: When mailing queries, reques ~s, etc . , especially more than one at a time , put each on a separate sheet of paper and be sure to include your name and address. PRINT or type -- there have been a few that give the old records a run for which is the hardest to read. CARDS FOR SURNAME FILE These cards are placed in the Virginia Room of the central Roanoke City Public Library . Anyone may send cards - memcer or non-member. They must be on J "x5" (so they will go in drawer) and only one surname per card . Do NOT write a ll the way to the bottom of the card. An example is given below . FOWLER Ancestor: FOWLER, Thomas Richard Born : 17 Mar 1775, Lee Parish, Staffordshire, England. Died: 28 Mar 1855, Mason Co., Va. (now WV) married: 22 Sept 1800~ Staffordshire, England . wife: Anna Johnson (1780-1850) Researchers Mrs . Claude S Fowler (Nee Vicie J . Waskey) 1716 Col gate St . NE, Roanoke, Va 24012 Family : Eng. to Pa to DC (1820ca) to WV . Came from Eng . 1818. • mail to Margaret Thompson 4528 Wyndale Ave . Roanoke, VA 24018 �"A PLACE APART" - BRIEF HISTORY OF EARLY WILL IAMSON ROAD AND NORTH ROANOKE VALLEY. COVERS PERIOD FROM MID 1700 ' S TO 1930'S . PLAC ES : THE CANNADAY HOUSE ; BLACK HORSE TAVERN; BELLVUE;BOTETOURT SPRINGS HOTEL; GREE NRIDGE AND MANY MORE . FAM I LIES : EVANS; FLEMING; CHRISTIAN; BOWMAN; READ; OL IVER ; BETTS ;HUNT;HARSHB ARGER ; MOOMAW; NELMS; PETTY;RILEY; KYLE; THOMPSON AND MANY OTHERS. NUMEROUS PHOTOGRAPHS. RESERVE YOUR COPY NOW - LIMITED PRINTING. APPROX. $15 PLUS $ 1 .50 POS TAGE HANDLING. CALL 362 0604 AFTER 5 OR WRITE HELE N R PRILLAMAN-PO BOX 5431 ROANOKE , VA. 24012. AVAI LABLE EARLY MARCH, 1982. & HELP WANTED ! VolWlteers needed to help with WORKSHOP - July 17 , 1982 - complete d etails on Workshop in May issue. Many things that members can do at the workshop . Also need typists that have a typewriter with a carbon r i bbon . lmow what you would l ike to do to help SVGS. Let us ===-======================================================================= RESEARCH RIDES P~ ons interested in car- pooling to Research Facilities contact Margaret Thompson 989-9402 or write to her at 4528 Wyndale Ave SW, Roanoke Va . 24018 ( tf1c.hrno111d; RPle..l9h : ___?_:_9-~_f2_:~r:!J =============================-~=====================--~------------====== THE LAST WORD As usual good thoughts didn't materialize -- thought that VAN would be out by the 1st but you will get it by the 28th or before . Many of our members live in areas where our winter would be mild -- but here it is thrown us for a loop -- especially the ice and the cold. We are not use to such long spells of cold winter! Nobody could get out and do the things we are suppose to be doing, so VAN did not get out on the 1st. not We have1mentioned t his before, but one of our members called about a card that she had gotten - that "The Family Name Album " was being published and she could get a copy for $19 . 95, From what I have read and been told it is not what it appears to be. Most of it is names that may be obtained from the city directo:ry . Also I understand that there is another one - - this one is from Jenny's Inc, , in Hyattsville, Mo 20784. See the article written by Margaret Thompson on you to check out the book you want or think that you want, Weather is getting better and I want to go to Richmond for some research material for VAN . Since my son has left Richmond -- no place to stay (of course, there are motels - they are f or one night stays} . Does any of our members has a spare room they would care to rent to me for several days. Must get this to the printer --- Have a good year---- Babe Fowler. �.I I I• l· I' • GUIDELI NES FOR VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Ma t erial for publication : 1 . Please ty-pe , if possible , on 8tx11 " paper, s i ngle space, with mim.mum margi ns of 1 " on all sides and headings patterned on those in this issue . PLEASE use a dark ribbon and CLEAN keys, mail in large manila envelope if ready to publish . If handwritten , please write plainly or print. If you feel you cannot ty-pe well , please type the material with double space , Please read the material over b efore sending it and check all dates . 2 . Give source of materi a l. Original documents - where found, type, number of page , etc . We cannot pri nt material from printed source unless we have pennission from the au thor. J . Deadline for s ubmitting mat eri al i s the f i rst of the month previous to the month of publ icati on . 4 . Material con tributed will not be returned unless accompanied by a stamped s elf- address ed envelope . 5. We welcome all family •histories (may have to be edited due to space> copies of court r ecords , Bibl e records , etc. That little bit of information may be of help to s omeone . Of course , we cannot promise next issue publication. 6 . On family hist ories , our policy is to print prior 1900 -- much as we would like to carry forward the modern day generations - it uses too much space. NOTE : We cannot vouch for the accuracy of the material submitted to us or that t he "translation" of the original document is true . If you have read such material, you c an unders t and . I • QUERIES : 1 . Un less queries are to be used as fil lers, submit one at a time. Since this is a quarterly, queries not usP.d when originally submitted may become dated and of no value to the writer. 2. All material should be sent to Mrs. Minnie Hall , 2617 Lynhurst Ave . NW, Roanoke, Va. 24012. J, Be sure your query makes sense. I.on't abbreviate (we will) or over simplify, If longer than 50 words, we will edit. 4. Queries are free to members. To nonmembers the cost is 5¢ a word -- does not include your name and address . Limit of 50 words. We will try to get all quer.i es in as space permits . 5 . Please put queries on a separate sheet with your NAME and ADDRESS when enclosing with other material . Some queries have been lost a long the way because of being included in the body of a letter. (NOTE: this applies to other requests as well.) +++++======== ==========================-=====c=.==========================++-t++ REQUESTS FOR RESEARCH: Our research is made in our library . NO One should ask for m~terial on John Henderson of Virginia -- we need dates, county (area) --give us ·somethi ng to go on. Remember early Virginia went to the Mississippi River - lat er included Kentucky , West Virginia, part of North Carolina, Tennesse, Maryland, and Pennsylvania (disputes over the boundaries) . So when you say John Henderson was born in Virginia ----designate,- parents, children and who married who. Please remember that the research is done by volunteers and therefore is limited , it cannot be a comprehensive research. Al so please enclose a self addressed stamped envelope (SASE) • �cw;; I;$#" From Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society 1716 Colgate Street, NE Roanoke, VA 24012 Return Postage Guaranteed Roa noke Publ ic Librar y Foundation ?06 s . Je f fe r so n Street Roanoke, VA 24011 Bulk Rate U. S . Postage PA ID Permit No. 374 Roanoke , Va . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 6, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource Bath County Legislative Petitions, 1777-1863; Pittsylvania County Register of Deaths, 1853; Craig Family Cemetery Survey; Smyth County 1850 Mortality Schedule; Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 1982 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv6n1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4842/VANv5n4.pdf 4a053e29c619a4f078a7910cdf387e27 PDF Text Text Virginia Appalachian Novem~er 1981 Notes Donvilie • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia ' PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS \ President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Belva Counts S. A. Bell Jerry Bartmess Ilene Lavinder John E. Burrows III Mondia Dyer Raymond Brickey COMMITTEES Book Chairman Book Review Historian Hospitality Membership Parliamentarian Pedigree Charts Program Publicity • .-. Research Surname Index Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN) Editor Art Director Query E'iii tor • Geri Glosh Belva Counts Robert G Phlegar Myrtle Bell, Carol Hill, Virgi nia Petty Raymond Brickey Bruce Anderson 'Mary Jan e Vaden S.A . Bell , Nelle Shively , Ine z S tclair Jerry Bartmess, Loretta Caldwell , George Tulli Ann Kyle "Babe" FoVller Marian landress Minnie Hall ============================================================================ MEMBERSHIP: Single membership is $7.50 a year (Jan to Dec); family membership $10.00, s pecial rates to H.S. students & libraries (inquire) . Membership includes the quarterly, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (VAN), which is published in Feb, May, Aug , Nov; also an index & membership roster. Single issues are available at reinbursement cost of $2.00 each as long as supply last. Send payment to Mrs. Mandia E Dyer, Treasurer, PO Box 4364, Roanoke , Va 24015. Make check payable to Southwesteni Virginia Genealogical Society. ============================================================================== SV .GS is tax exempt under the Federal Incom~ Tax under section 501 ( c ) (.3 ). Donors may deduct contributions to us as provided in section 170 of the Code. Bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gi£ts to SVGS are deductible for Federal estate and figt tax purposes if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 2106, and 2522 of the Code. ============================================================================-==== BOOK REVIEWS: The SVGS welcomes genealogical books for review covering records and events of the area. All books sent will be reviewed as time and space permit. Please include the price of the book, any advertising material that you have and place from which available. After review all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. Send books to be reviewed to Mrs Oren R Counts, 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke, Va 24019 . =============================================================================== �THE PRES IDENT' S MESSAGE 'Ihis has been a g reat year for our s ociety . Thank you for the many calls and notes complimenting our Membership Directory for 1981 . Mrs. Ora Belle McCol man , printer of VAN , did the beautiful job of typing and putting it out for us . We are s till ge tting new members and those not in the Directory will be published in the VAN . Saturday October 17 will find the Society traveling to Chatham, V:trginia , (county seat of Pittsylvania County ), where we will visit the Courthouse, cemeteries and old homes . The trip was planned by Bruce Anderson and John Burrows . Our hos t will be Judge Langhorne Jones . Mrs. Swain, Archivist , Radford University Library, Radi'ord , Virginia, will be our s peaker f or the November 21, 1981 meeting . The meeting will be at 1:J O pm a t the Gall ery , SH Heironirnus , Downtorn Roanoke . Her topic will be "Floyd County , Its People and Pl aces. " Ann 'Ihe November mee ting will be the e lection of officers for the year 1982 . During December you will be sen t a renewal form for the year 1982 with the name and address of th e new rne~bers hip chairman. There will be no meeting in December. 'Ihe January meeting will be Jan. 16, 1982, with speakers from Grayson County . The meeting will be in the Hancock Room, Roanoke City Public Library , Elmwood Park, at 1 : JO pm . The speakers will be Laura A. Bryant, news paper editor, Grayson County Historical Society , and Mrs. Betty Low Fields , author of "Grayson County: A History in Words and Pictures. " '!hanks for all your support during the year and HAPPY HOLIDAYS. Belva M Counts , President RESEARCH RIDES Persons interest in car-pooling to Research Facilities contact Margaret Thompson 989-9402 or write to her at 4528 Wyndale Ave., SW, Roanoke, Va. 24-018 . (note: cheaper to share cost of gas or to share a room when an overnight trip.) 11~======================================================================9111 II II 11 11 & 11 II 11 II & 11 II 11 II 11 11 11 II 11 II 11 II & 11 II 11 1853-1872 Birth I I Death Records, Floyd Co . , Va. The Zion Luthern Church Register compiled by Marjorie Fluor II order from Marguerite Tise price $20. 00 II ii~~~~~:==~:~~~~=:~:~=~=::~~~~~=~~=:=~~~!~=~~:=~!=~:~~~:==============Jl �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N._0 T E S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ======================================================================== Vol . V - No . 4 - Nove mber 1981 CONTENTS 'Ihe President ' s Message 117a Buchanan County , Va , Register of Deaths 117 How to Get the Most Fr om a Professional Genealogist 1JO Genealogy in Southwestern Virginia 131 Catherine Willis , A Legislative Petition 1JJ 1J5 1J7 Pittsylvania County , Va , 1850 Mortality Schedule Confederate Veterans , Co C, J7th Va . Infantry Nunn Family Bible Records 1J9 140 Surnames (Index) Queries Exchange Quar terlies 152 Blankenshi p and Arms t rong Families Book Reviews 15J 154 Switches & Cinders 156 146 ======================================================================== November Meeting : "Floyd County , Its !'eople and Places." speaker: Mrs Arm Swain ==============================================~====== =========== ======== �117 BUCHANAN COUNTY , VIRGINIA REGISTER OF DEATHS copied by Ethel Hughes contributed by June Green* REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia , Eastern District John R. Yates , Commissioner of the Revenue in the year ending 31st December 1886. (The inf'ormation and abreviations used : Race : w -white , b - bl ack, mul - mulatto ; sex : m - male, f - female ; d - died; pd - place of death; cd - cause of death ; age : y - years , mo - months , w - weeks, d - days; p - parents; b - born; pb - place of birth; inf - person giving information and relationship to person who died.) (o - occupation) 1. ALLEN , Paris = w = cd dysentery = 1 y = inf father. rn = d December 25 , 1886 in Buchanan Co. , Va. = = p Lewis and Armida Allen = pb Buchanan Co , Va. 2. BROWN , George W. = w = m = d January 31 , i886, in Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd dropsy = 35 y = p George A. and Mary Brown = o Merchant = married = inf L. E. Brown, wife . J. BOOTHE, Victoria = w = f = d August 20 , 1886 =pd Mcfuwell Co, WV. = cd consumption = JOy 2 mo = p Adam and Rachel Harner = b Tazewell Co , Va = o housewife =married =inf J!W. Boothe , husband . 4. CHARLES , Nelson = w = rn = d August 10, 1886 =pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = 3 y = p D. M. and Nancy Charles = b Buchanan Co, Va = inf D. M. Charles , father . 5. CHARLES, William = w = m = d August 12 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = b Buchanan Co , Va = 9mo 2 d = p D.M. and Nancy Charles = inf D~M . Charles , father . 6. CHARLES , A. J. = w = rn = d July 8 , 1886 =pd Buchanan County, Va. = cd not known = 1 y 1mo = p Green Charl es = inf Green Charles, father. 7. CHURCH , Reub en = w = rn =d October 8 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd consumpti on = 60 y 6mo = p not known = b Buchanan Co, Va = inf Emil ine Church , wife. 8. CHILDRESS, Miles = w = m = d March 24 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd croup = 16d = p J . W. and Francis Childress = inf J. W. Childress, father . 9. CHARLES, William = w = m = d October 8, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = 3 y 1 mo = p J . M. and L. J . Charles = inf J.M. Charles father = b Buchanan Co, Va. *4078 Stonybrook Dr. , Hamil ton, OH 45011 �118 10. DAUGHERTY, Mary E. = w = f = d September 24 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 2 y = p G. F. and R. E . .Ia.ughe rty = b Buchanan Co , Va = inf G. F . Iaugherty , father . 11. :OO'ISON, ----cd still born 12. = d October 8 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va cd dysentery = 1 y = p Ianiel and Alifair Hurley = b Buchanan Co , Va =inf Ianiel Hurley , father. 13. HURLEY, Levi = w = m = d November 1 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va P Jonathan Hurley = inf Jonathan Hurley , father. = 14·, HURLEY , Celia = w = f = d October 9 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va cd dysentery = 70 y = p unlmown = inf Jonathan Hurley, son. = 15, HORN, Milly F. = w = f = d May 20 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd puerperal state = 42y 4 mo = p Joel and Caroline Church = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf husband . 16 . HONAKER, L . c. = w = f = d December 10 , 1886 pd Buchanan Co , Va cd droup = 2 y = p Iavid and L . C. Honaker = pb Buchanan Co, Va . = inf !avid Honaker , father. 17, KEEN, Martha = w = f 18. KELLY, Hettie C. = w = f = d December 24, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd unknown = 2 y 2 mo = p J . H. and Mary Kelly = inf J · H. Kell y , father = pb Buchanan Co , Va . 19 . LESTER, Marisa w f cd dysentery 1 y 6 mo Sarah Lester, mother. 20. LEE , John = w = m = d December 15 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 2 mo = p Chril and Melvina Lee = b Buchanan Co, Va inf Chris Lee, father. 21, LOONEY, Abby = w = f = d October 2 1 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = c d dysentery = 52 y 1 mo = p Ben and Vicey Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co , Va = o housewife = inf Joseph Looney, husband. 22, MATNEY, Celia = w f = d January 15, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 2 mo = p William and Celia Matne y = pb Buchanan Co, Va inf' William Matney, father, =w =f =d = HURLEY , Caroline October 28 , 1886 p Shade and Nancy J Dots on = pd = Buchanan Co. , Va = inf Shade Dotson , father. =w =f = = = =d April 10 , 1886 =pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd unknown = p James and Malinda Keen = 7 y = pb Buchanan Co, Va. = inf' James Keen , father. = = = = d November 15 , 1886 = pd Buchanan = p Sarah Lester = pb Buchanan Co , = Co , Va Va = inf' = = = 2), MATNEY, Joseph = w = m = d December 5, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd dysentery = 3 y = p Joseph and Pricy Matney = inf Joseph Matney, :father. ..J �119 24. OSBORN, Dacy = w = f = d August 15 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd erys ipelas = 18 y = p R. P . and Cinda Osborn = inf R. P. Osbo:rn, father . 2.5 · OSBORN , Noa h = w = m = d December 25 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd not known = 1 mo = p Levi Osborn = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf Levi Osborn, fat her. 26. RATLIFF, Jos eph H = w = m = d September 11, 1886 =pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd pertussis = 1 mo 10d = p T. W. and Jennie Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf T . W. Ratliff . 28. RATLIFF , Thomas = w = m = d November 8 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd dysentery = 1 y = p Jacob and Viecy Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co, Va =inf Jacob Ratliff, father. 27 . RATLIFF , Albert G. = w = m = d October 19 , 1886 =pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd pertussis = 14 d = p R. N. and M. J . Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co ., Va= inf R. N. Ratliff, fath er. 29 · STACY , Rhoda = w = f = d October 8 , 1886 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd dysentery = 74 y = p Simien and Tu.vis = pb Buchanan Co, Va = o housewife = inf Ben Stacy , husband. JO . STILTNER, Charles C. = w = m = cd dysentery = d September 4 , 1886 = 7 y 4 mo = p Tu.vid and Matilda Stiltner= pb Buchanan Co, Va =inf Iavid Stiltner, father. J 1. STACY , Sarah F. = w = f = d August 8, 1886 =pd Buchanan Co, Va. = cd dysentery = 8 y = p J . R. and Clarissa Stacy = pb Buchanan Co., Va inf J , R. Stacy , father . = 32. WHITE , Shade -= w = m = d August 10, 1886 =pd Buchanap Co, Va= cd dysentery= 2 mo J d = pb Buchanan Co . , Va= inf Shade White, father. 33 . ROWE , Jane = w = f = d June 14, 1886 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd cancer = 70 y = p not known = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf D. L. Atkins, son . REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia. F.astern District. William Keen, Commissioner of the Revenue , in the year endind Jist December 1891. ADKINS , William Riley = d July 11 , 1891 = cd phthisis pulmona = 32 y = p Squire and Sarah Ad.kins = pb Buchanan County, Va = s i ngle = inf father. BOYD, Macy Isabel = d September 16 , 1891 = cd spasms = 21 y = p Isam and Elizabeth Boyd = pb Buchanan County , Va = single = inf father. CHARL.E S, = f = d March 10 , 1891 = cd Spasms = 12 d = p J. C. and Mary J. Charles = pb Buchanan County, Va = inf father . �120 COLEMAN, Rueben = d November 11, 1891 =pd Buchanan County, Va . = cd croup = 2 y = p Rueben and Matilda Coleman = pb Buchanan County, Va . = inf father. = COLEMAN, Mahala = d August 9 , 1891 pd Buchana n Co, Va = cd fever = 68 Y == P Iavid and Nancy Stiltner = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = married = inf Peter Coleman , husband . COOK, Ruth A. = d November 1, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd La.Grippe = 2 Y = p Eli and Mary Cook = inf father . EPLING, Henry = d December 4 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co, Va. = cd consumption == ?y or 81y = p James and Elizabeth E. Epling = pb Giles County , Va. = married = inf Elizabeth Epling , wife. KEEN, = f = d September 29 , 1891 (born dead) = p Nettie Kean = pb Buchanan County, Va = inf Nettie Keen, mother . KEEN, Isabel = d February 6 , 1891 = pd Buchanan County , Va = cd La.Grippe = 45 = Y p James and Mary Keen = pb Buchanan County, Va James Keen, son. = married = inf KEEN, Boyd = d October 1P , 1891 =pd Buchanan County, Va = cd ta.Grippe = 18 mo = p James A and Cordelia Keen = pb Buchanan County , Va = inf James A Keen, father. McCLANAHAN, Clinton ·= d August 4, 1891 =pd Buchanan County, Va = cd La.Grippe = 4 mo = p William and Martha McClanahan = pb Buchanan County' Va = inf' father . ~ITCHEL, Bury(?) = f = d March 16 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd LaGrippe - 1 mo = p Russell and Rebecca Mitchell = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf father. ~TNEY, Dmiel B = d October 2, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co , ·va = cd La.Grippe - 2 Y = p D. H. and Cozbie Matney = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf father. OSBORN, Ida = d March 14, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd La.Grippe = 1 ~ mo = P N. S. and Raney Osborn = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf father· = d · October 14, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = 4 d = cd - = p Rush and Minta Roads = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf father . ROAIS , ____ = m ---- RATLIFF, Polly = d July 2J, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co, Va . = cd consumption = 4o y = p Walter and Lizzie Matney = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf William Ratliff, husband. RATLIFF, William J. = d February 15, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va = cd Measles = J y = p George R and Ocea Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf father. STURGEON, --.,....-- = m = d September 10, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va . = cd unknown = 15 d = p Jrio. and Luley Sturgeon = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. = inf' father , - -- - - �121 STILLWELL, Rinda = f = d April 2 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co, Va = cd rheumatism = 5 0 y = p unknown = pb Buchanan Co, Va . = married = inf 'Tu.zewell Stiltner , husband . SMI TH , = m = d May 2 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co, Va. = cd unknown = 15 mo = p Rus . T . a nd Louisa Smith = pb Buchanan Co, Va. = inf father. STAGY, Martha J. = d December 24, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va= cd typhoid = 28 y = p George and Mary Yates = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = married = inf M. H. Stacy , husband . STACY, Charles= d Sep tember 12, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd croup = J y = p John W. and Mary L . Stacy = pb Buchanan Co . , Va = inf father. WHITE , Ia.vid = d August 12 , 1891 = pd Hazelton, Barber Co. , Kansas = cd gastritis = 49 y = pb not known =married = inf Sarah White, wife . WALDRON, Sidney Elmer = d April 27, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = cd cerebro spinal rneneng i tis = 10t mo = p John W and Mary E Waldron = pb Buchanan Co., Va = inf father . WOOSLEY, Thomas Mays= d December 16, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd cholera infantam = 8 mo= p Thomas and Abigale Woosley= pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf father. WARD, Mary E. = 18 d = = d January 18, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd unknown p John and Oily Ward = b Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf father. REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia, Western District. John H. Keen, Commissioner of the Revenue, in the year ending 31st December , 1891. 1. BOWMAN , Nancy E . = w = f = d April JO , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd erysipelss = 10 d = p John and Mary C. Bowman = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf John Bowman, father. 2. BOYD, Vicey V. = w = f = d Febniary J , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va . = 7 d = p E. K. and Rachel Boyd= pb Buchanan Co., Va. = o (of father) farmer = inf father . J. COOK, William= w = m = d December 19, 1891 =pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = 1 d = p Isaac and Esta E. Cook= pb Buchanan Co., Va. - o (father) farmer = inf father . 4. COXTON, Marion = w = m = d January 17, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd shot= 32 y = p Marti n and Rebecca Coxton = pb Buchanan Co . , Va = o farmer = not married = inf father. 5, COLEMAN, Lilly R. = w = f = d March 27, 1891 = cd not known = 1 mo p w. O. H. Coleman and Rebecca Col eman = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = o farmer = inf father. = �122 6. COMPTON, Edward = w = m = d September 15, 1891 = cd fever = 35 y = 1? Rend.rs. and Phebe Compton = pb Buchanan Co . , Va ( a lso pd) = o farmer = husband of Nancy Compton = inf father . 7, DEEL, Orpha = w = f = d December 16, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd tumor = J y = p Henry Deel = pb Buchanan Co . , Va = o (father) farmer = inf father. 8. GRIFFEY, George = w = m = d October 3 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd ol d age = 95 y = p John Griffey = pb Tazewell Co. , Va . = o farmer, 9. HALE, J . K. = w = m = d February 24, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd scrofula = p Lazarus and Margaret Hal e = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = 20 Y = o farmer = not married = inf father. 10. LOONEY , Jenni r = w = f = d April 22, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co· , Va· = cd consumption = J8 y = p John and Mattie Yates = pb Buchanan Co ., Va =wife of James Looney . 11. LESTER, Jacob= w = m = d April 13 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd Lagripp = 50 = p John and Raches Lester =-= pb McDowell Co · , WV· 12. McGLOTHLIN, Jacob J , = w = m = d November 11, 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = cd not Jmown = 30 y = p Il:tv i d and Nelli e McGl othlin = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = inf wife . 13. OQUINN, John = w = m = d January 7 , 1891 =pd Buc hanan Co ., Va . = cd not known = 1 d = p G. W. Oqui.P11 = !>b Buchanan Co. , Va . 14. OWENS, Louisa = w = f = d S eptember 16 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd consumption = 43 y = p Lewis and Mary F . Winrs = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = wife of A. J . Owens = inf husband . 15. PHILLIPPS, Jackson= w = m = d July 4 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va . = cd cro op = 1 d = p Jack son and Mary J. Phil lips = inf father· 16. RUNNION, Loucinda J . = w = f = d May 19 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co · , Va = cd cancer = 22 y = p Martha J . Deel = pb Buc hanan Co ·, Va . = Wife of A. J. Runions = inf husband . 17 . SHORTRIIX;E, Cathrin or Catharine = w = f = d June 1J , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd fever = 48 y = p John and Sidi e Yates = p b Buchanan Co., Va. =wife os Simien Shortridge= inf husband . 18. SHORTRIIX;E, John = w = m = d August 13 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = cd fever = 21 = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = p Simon and Catharine Shortridge = not married = inf father . 19, SHORTRI:rx:;E, Berta = w = f = d April 1891 = p d Buchanan Co. , Va = cd crpPi = t mo = p Robert and IX>ra Shortridge = i .n f father . �123 20. SHORTRIIX:;E , Pat ten= w = m = d May 24 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd fever = 2 1 y = p Elijah and Ellen Shortridge = pb Buchanan Co ., Va . = inf father . 21 . SHORTRIOCE , Ellen = w = f = d November 6 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = cd fe ver = 54 y = p not given = wife of Elijah Shortridge = inf husband. 22 . STILTNER , C. L . = w = f = d August 17 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd consumption = 74 y = p John Elswick = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = Wife of Elijah Stil tner. 2J. TALLER, Basil = w = m = d December 13 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co. , Va . = cd croop = 2 d = p James and Malvina Taller (Taylor?) = pb Buchanan Co ., Va . = inf father . 24. WOOD, William C. = w = m = d January 22 , 1891 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va . = cd croop = 2 y = p Charles and Angeline Wood = pb Buchanan Co. , Va = inf father . 25 . YATES , Loucinda = w = f = d November 5 , 1891 =pd Buchanan Co , Va . = cd fever = 15y = p George and Mary Yates= pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf fat her . J REGISTER OF DEATHS Within Buchanan County , F.aste:rn District , L. W. Compton , Commissioner of the Revenue , in the year ending J 1st December 1895 , 1. No name = w = m = d January 9 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd Bold Hives= 1 d = p Noah and Vicy Addiar = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf Noah Addiar, head of family. 2. DENNIS, Beslie = w = f = d February J , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co. , Va . cd not know = 16 d = p W. L. and Mary Dennis = pb Buchanan Co., Va = inf W. L. Dennis , head of family. J. LESTER , Linsy = w = m = d September 9 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd f lux = 11 mo 25 d = p Jos eph and Remy Lester = pb Buchanan Co. Va . = inf Jos eph Lester , head of family. 4. MATNEY , Poley = w = f = d May 10, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd consumption= 52 y = p Ben Stacy and Roady= pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf John Matney , hea d of famil y. 5. MULLINS, Lety = w = f = d October 11, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va. = c d f l ux= 1y 11 d = p W. R. and L. Mullins= pb Buchanan Co., Va = inf W. R. Mullins , head of famil y . 6. RIFE, Sarah L . = w = f = d August 18 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd f l ux= 1 y 2 mo = p Shird and Winey Rife= pb Buchanan Co. , Va = inf Shird Rife , head of family . �124 7, RIFE, Poley Ann = w = f = d January 10, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . ~ cd fever = 5 y = p James Luveney Rife = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = inf James Rife, head of family . 8. - RATLIFF, Jimimia = w = f = d Februa ry 16, 1895 = p d Buchanan Co . , Va, = cd spinal disease = 1 mo 3 d = p G. B. a nd O. C. Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf G. B. Ratliff, hea d of family . 9. RIFE, No Name = w = ni = d May 14, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va. = cd not known = 1 d :::: p Esaw and S. Rife = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = inf Esaw Rife, head of family. 10. STACY, Margaret = w = f = d June 11, 1895 =pd Buchana n Co . , Va . = cd not lmown = 56 y = p John and Betsy Yates = pb '.fuzewell Co . , Va =inf Preston Stacy, head of maily . 11 . STACY, Elis = w = m = d December 19, 1895 = pd Buchana n Co. , Va . = cd fever = 7 mo = p Joseph and L . Stacy = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = inf Joseph Stacy, head of family . 12. STACY, Rindy = w = f = d January 16 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd fever = 1 y 4 mo 16 d = p Epison and R. Stacy = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf Epison Stacy, head of family . 13. PERKINS, Emily R. = w = f = d July 9 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd consumption 23 y = p c. W. and M. S . Smith = pb Buchanan Co., Va. =inf C. W. Smith. 14. STURGEN (?STURGESS?), Lucinda = w = ;f = d October 1, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd fever = 2 y 6 mo = p J. L . and Lovely Sturgen = inf J, L. Sturges. = REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County, Virginia, Eastern District . L. W. Compton, Commissioner of the Revenue, in the year ending 3 1 st December, 1895. 1. VANCE, El.en = w = f = d April 4, 1895 = pd Buchanan County, Va . = cd gropsy = age unknown = p w. and Louvisy Vance = pb Buchanan Co., Va = married = inf Wm. Vance, Hd of family . 2. TAYLOR, John = w = m = d February 16 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd not lmown = 1 d = p B. D. and Hetty Tayl or = pb Buchanan Co. Va = inf B. D. '.Iaylor, Hd of the family . 3. RATLIFF, Mattie E = w = f = died April 8, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = ;::d croup = 1 y = p B. R. and Elizabeth Ratliff = inf B. R. Ratliff, Hd of family . 4. No Name = w = f = d August 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = Dead Born = P furse and Gracy Lester = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf Dorse Lester. 5. !&TER, Edmond = w = m = d December 22, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd old age = 90 y = p James and Polly Lester = p b Pike Co • , Ky = inf Joseph Les ter, grandson. �125 6. LEE , Ri c hard = w = m = d May 1, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd c roup = 3 mo s = p Sha.de and Lucy Lee = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf S hade Le e , Hd . of family . 7. No Name = w = m = d April 10, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd Dead Born = p Dorse and Tildy Estep = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf D:>rse Este p , Hd of family. 8. ELSWICK, Dorey (?Dora) = w = f = d January 23 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va = cd fever = 3 y = p Miles and Vicy Elswick = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = in£ Miles Elswick, Hd. of family . 9. McCOY, Wm. Albert= w = m = d February 12, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd not known = 5 y = p John and May McCoy = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . inf John McCoy, Hd. of Family . = 10 . CHARLES, Sarah M. = w == f = d February 7, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co, Va. cd consumption 53 y = p Johnson and S~aly Herley pb Tazewell Co ., Va . = married = inf Mo ses Charles , husband . 11 . No Name= w = m = d November 8 , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd not known - age not known = p Autony and Mandy Coleman = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = inf' Autony Coleman , Hd of family. 12 . BAKER , Cosby = w = f = d December 25 , 1 895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd not known = p Wm . and Polly Baker = 8 mo = pb Buchanan Co., Va = inf Wm. Baker , Hd . of family . 13. BROWNING, Dorcas = w = f = d December· 26 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd not known = 6 mo 2J d = p J. L . and Mary Browning = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. = inf J. L. Browning, Hd . of family. 14. BLANKENSHIP , Ferl = w = m = d November 2, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd burned = 1 y J mo = p G. L. and Harrett Blankenship = pb Buchanan Co. , Va . = inf G. L . Bl ankenship, Hd . of family. 15. BLANKENSHIP , B. = w = m = d February 1, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co, Va cd not known 2 mo 2 d = p Jackson Stacy and R. Blankenship = p b Buchanan Co , Va. = inf' Rebecca Blankenship. 1 6. BLANKENSHIP, Ida = w = f = d July 25, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd not known = J mo 25 d = p U. G. and Mary Blankenship = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf' U. G. Blankenship. = = = = = REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County, Virginia, Eastern District L. W. Compton, Conunissioner of the Revenue , in the year ending J1st December 1895 . 1. BROWN, James P . = w = m = d December 1 6 , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co . , Va cd catarrh = 77. y 2 mo = p Thomas and Rachel Brown = pb Ta11;ewell Co ., Va . = married = inf G. if. Brow11, s on. = �126 2. COMPTON, S. T. = w = f = d November 12, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd fever= 72 y = p J. J. and M. Jolmson = pb Russell Co. , Va . = married inf B. N. Compton, son . = J. No Name = w = f = d June 16 , 1895 = pd Russell Co ., Va. = cd dead boni = p Charles and Sarah Cordill = pb Russell Co. , Va . = inf Charles Cordell , father . 4. DAY, Joshua = w = m = died September 27, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va. = cd not known = 13 mo = p Albert and L Day = p b Buchanan Co. Va. = ihf Albert IB.y, father . 5. April 15, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co ., Va. = cd fits = 10 mo = p Sandy and L. Goss = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf Sandy Goss . 6. HARMAN, Ida J . = w = f = d April 2, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co. , Va. = cd fever = 6 mos = p H. C. and Nancy Harman = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. GOSS, D. A. = w = m = inf =d H. C. Harman . ?. No Name= w = f = d November 15, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd Dead Born = p J. P. and Catherine Keen = pb Buchanan Co . , Va . = inf J. P. Keen, father. 8. McNEIL, Thomas Foster = w = m = d October 16, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd flux = 4 y 7 mo = p J. Q. and Marg ret McNeil = pb Buchanan Co., Va. =inf J. Q. McNeil, Hd. of family. 9. NIPPER, Mary A. = w = f = d March 10,' 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. cd whooping caugh = 10 mo = p P . and E . Nipper = pb Buchanan Co. Va. = inf P. Nipper, head of family. 10. No Name = w = f = d July 8 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd dead boni = p N. W. Osborn and Randy = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf Randy Osboni, Hd. of family. 11. RATLIFF, Howard = w = m = d September JO, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = cd spinel disease = 6 y = p W. B~ and Cosby Ratliff = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf W. B. Ratliff, Hd. of family. 12 , STILLWELL, Amos E. = w = m = d July 28, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd spinel disease = 2 mo = p B. and H. Sti11well pb Buchanan Co., Va. =inf B. Stillwell, Hd of family . 13. STILLWELL, Hannah E. = w = f = d August 25, 189.5 = pd Buchanan Co . Va = cd flux = 24 y = p unknown = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. inf B. Still well, Hd. of family. 14. WADE, Author = w = m = d September 9, 1895 =;: pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd fever = 18 y = p Asa and Sarah Wade = pb Ash Co . , N. C. = in£ Sarah Wade . = = _ j �I ' 127 . I I 15. WARD, Mary = w = f = d October 19, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd not lmown = 6 d = p J. R. and L. M. Ward = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf J. R. Wa rd, Hd of family. 16. WA'ISON, Mary = w = f = d August 28, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd cancer = 1 y 3 mo = p R. and Dicey Watson = pb Buchanan Co. , Va = inf R. Wa t s on, Hd. of f amily. REGISTER OF DEATHS within Buchanan County , Virginia, Western District. J. W. Boyd , Commissioner of the Revenue, in the year ending J1st December 1895 . l I J 'I ' J 1. ASHBY, Vienna = w = f = d March J, 1895 =pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd croup = 1 d = p Ed and Almeda Ashby = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf parents. 2. BOYD, Ma r garet L. = w = f = d July 28, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd cons umption = J1 y 6 mo 8 d = p H. G. and Nancy Jackson = married = inf husband = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. J. BARTON, Simeon = w = m = a Augus t 8 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd unlmown = p G. W. and Mary Barton = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = 1 mo 14 d = inf Hd. of family. 4. CHURCH, William F . = w = m = d September 20 , 1895 =pd Buchanan Co, Va. = cd croup = 1 y 4 mo = p D. C. and Isabel Church = pb Buchanan Co., Va . = inf Hd . of family . 5. CLEVINGER, Lincus Va. = cd unknown Buchanan Co., Va. 6. COOK, Edward = w = m = d December 14, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd unknown = age dead born = p J. A. and Nancy Cook = pb Buchanan Co ., Va = inf Creed S . Cook . 7. GRIFFETH, Pheba = w = f = d November 26, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va = cd diphteria = 47 y = p George and Peggy Gri.f'feth - pb Tazewell Co. , Va. = married = inf parents . 8. HURT, Meekin L. = w = m = d August 25 (1895) =pd Russell Co., Va . = cd fever = J4 y = p I. J. and Anna Hurt = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. = o distillery = inf parents = married. 9. HALE, Rosa = w = f = d April 14 (1895) = pd Buchanan Co., Va. = cd unknown = age unknown = p J . H. and D. C. Hale = pb Buchanan Co . ' Va = unmarried = inf parents. J I 10. = w = m = d January 16, 1895 = 20 d = p L. W. and Caroline = inf Hd. of family . = pd Buchanan Co., Clevinger pb = JACKSON, Newton = w = m = d February 14, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = cd unknown = 24 d = p J . and Lucy Jackson = pb Buchanan Co . , Va. = inf parents , �128 11. JAMES, Jane = w = f = d Septe mber 12 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd lock j aw and hog b i t = 40*= p F . and Vicy Deel = pb Russel l Co . , Va. = married = inf hu sband . (*years ) 12. LOONEY, J . M. =white = mal e = d February 15 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . Va. = J4 y = p Joseph and Vicy Looney = p b Buchanan Co . , Va . = married = inf wife = cd consumption . 1J. LESTER, Saida L . = w = f = d November 16 , 1 895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va Va unknown = 1 mo = inf parents. = cd =p El i and Jane Lester = pb Buchanan Co . , 14. MUTTER, Wm. H. = w = d August 12 , 189 5 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va . = cd unknown = J d = p B. J. a n d C . A. Mutter = pb Buchanan Co ., Va . = inf parents . 15. MEADOWS, Francis = w = m = d August 18 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = cd typhoid fever = 50 y = p Horten and Rebecca Meadows = pb Buchanan Co . , Va = marri e d = i nf wife . 16. NICKE18, Willie = w = f = d F e brua ry 22 , 18 9 5 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd unknown = age unknown = p J. a n d Sarah Nickel s = u nma rried = inf parents . 17. = d June 8 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd consumption = 54 y = p J . a nd Pricy Owens = pb Russell Co., Va . = married = inf wife. 18. OQUIN, Wm . P . = w = m = d December 8 , 1 895 = pd Buchanan Co , Va . = cd who oping caugh = 2 mo 14 d = p A. and Marga ret J. Oquin =pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf parents . 19. PHILLIPPS , Ethel = w = m ( ?) = d October 15 , 1 8 9 5 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd unlmown = age unknown = p T. and Mary Phillipps = p b Buchanan Co, Va . = inf parents . 20. SWINEY, Sarah E. = w = f = cd unlmown = age 2.3 d Va. = inf p arents. 21. STILTNER, John = w = m = d September 15, 1 895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va = c d f lux = 5 y = p Jacob and Sus~ Stiltner = pb Buchanan Co. , Va. = inf parents . 22. STILTNER, I saac = w = m = d S eptemb er 18, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = cd flux = 7 y = p Jacob and Susan Stiltner = pb Buchanan Co , Va = inf parents. 2J . STREET, Girtrude = w = f = d December 2 0 , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co ., Va = cd flux = 10 mo 18 d = p Jm. and Jane Street = pb Buchanan Co, Va = inf parents. OWENS, A. J. = w = m = d October 8, 1895· = p d = p Ell and Retta. Swiney Buchanan Co. , Va. = p b Bu chanan Co, �L 129 24. TII.LER, Arthu r = w = m = d April 11, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co., Va . = cd croup = JO d = p A. and Rosina Street (I ques tioned this informa tion , since the child has one name and parents a different one) = p b Buchanan Co . , Va . = inf parents . 25 . VANCE , Alexander = w = m = d December Ji, 1895 = pd Buchanan Co , Va = cd typhoid fever = 45 y = p W'm. and Peggy Vance = pb Buchanan Co ., Va. = inf wife. 26 . YATES, Aams = w = m = d December Ji , 1895 = pd Buchanan Co . , Va. = cd unlmown = 1 mo 12 d = p J . D. and M. D. Yates= pb Buchanan Co , Va . = inf parents . 27 . LOONEY, Peter= w = m = d February 15, 1895 = 8 Y 5 mo J d = P J . W. and Vicey Looney = cd fever = pb Buchanan Co., Va. = inf mother. �h 130 HCW TO GET 'IH'!!' MOST FROM A IRQFrssrc.iJiAI c; · r~F'/\)('GI.'': Ann L . McAlister The relationship between client and professional researcher is special . Selection of a professional gene alogist is usually done on Lrust. , whether by recommendation of a friend , a libr ary or his torical associalion , or by picking one from an advertisement or list ing . The response to your inqu iry about services and rates should give one a n idea of the professionalism and s k i ll of the person selec Led in the area you wish searched . With luck, you ha ve a s e archer who noL only ha s access t o t he records you need , but a keen gras p of the ethics of a pro:f essional relatio n s hi p . What to look for in a genealogis t i s a s u bject that h as been covered els e where . There are also standards that may be applied to clients . A fe w gu i de l i nes qan gain you a good working relations hip and save you money by s implifyi ng t he search . Responsible genealogists want to provide clients the best r es ult s in the least amount of time . Here ' s how t he client can h e l p : 1. Be A. B. C. specific about your needs A simple surname pedigree (paternal l in e only) Ancestral search including all direct lines as far as possible Lineage in order to join an heredita ry s oc i ety !l. Full family groups from a common ancestor E. Local history background contemporary with g iven anc esto r 2. Specify the services you expect A. Location of documents you may send for B. Copies of documents obtained by your researcher C. Abstracts of documents by your researcher D. Abstracts of secondary source material J. Share all the information you have related to each part icular search wit h your researcher. N .B . SEND COPIES, OR NOTES, NOT ORIGINAL MATERIALS . Fven if your interest is in one ancestor , supply your researcher with : A. Collateral family groupings as you have them B. Family legends C. Sources of the information you have , i . e.: i. Documents; including date , place (county and state) and location ii. Aunt Ella ' s notes; identify Aunt Ella by full name and relationship iii . Family Bible vi. Printed genealogy or history; include author , title, publisher , year of publication as known 4. If you get new information from another source, fami ly member or researcher , send it as soon as possible to your researcher, following above suggestions. 5, Be businesslike in your own correspondence, being s ure to date your letters , use full names, and keep copies so you have a record of what you have sent . 6. Read reports carefully. Be open to suggestions. Answe r que stions from your researcher, and feel free to ask your own for clarifi cation, and to suggest new approaches . Remember you 're a team . 7, Set clear financial limits, and pay promptly. Be wil l i ng to a ccept failure. *3609 Tanglewood Lane, Lynchburg , VA 24503 Do not expect instant results. �1J1 GENEALOGY IN SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA by Charles T Burton , Genealogist Rt 2 , Box 191, Troutville , VA 24175 When you are just begin ning your search for family records, in this area, you ask yoursel£ several questions : What do I do first? What next? Where do I g o first ? Next? Etc . First , you put together all names , dates , places , etc ., from your living relatives , family records , such as Family Bibles, old diaries , letters, e tc . · Next , you look for additional information about the persons at the places you have from the Family Records . Most of this additional information i s f oW1d at County Courthouses, in the office and vault of the Clerk of the Circuit Court . I I I It i s important to remember that the present-day counties only have information recorded after the date of the formation of the county. Therefore , knowing the date of the founding of the county, is important. Records of an earlier date may be found in the Courthouse of the county that was s plit to form the new county . Another thing; when a town is incorporated into a city , it is no longer a part of the county , and the records of that area are found at the CITY Courthouse . So , you ask, "Where do I find the Courthouse?" If travelling, the street address can be found in the local telephone directory ; look under the name of the City, for "Clerk of Circuit Court '' , or the attendant at a service station , etc , will direct you . To learn the name of the County seat , where the Circuit Courthouse can be found : Most libraries have booklets listing Counties and their CoW1ty seats, and giving other helpful information . County seats are also listed on State Road Maps . If you wish to write to the County Clerk, address it: Clerk of Circuit Courty , - - - - --- County , (name of CoW1ty Seat ), Va . (zip code . ) By way of illustration, to help you understand about the early court records of this area: All of this area was in Orange County, Va., before 1745; but there were hardly any white people here, then. In 1745, Orange County was split , and the area west of the Blue Ridge Mountains and south of the northern boundary of present- day Rockingham County, became the new County of Augusta, County seat in Staunton, Va. In 1770, that part of Augusta southwest of the site of Lexington, Va., became the new County of Botetourt , County Seat at Fincastle. In 1772, that part of Botetourt County southwest of about the site of Salem, Va., became the County of Fincastle, County Seat at the Lead Mines. 'Ihen, in 1777, Fincastle County ceased to exist , and three counties were formed from it's area : Kentucky, Washington and Montgomery, County Seat of Washington, Abingdon, and of Montgomery, Christiansburg. The records of Fincastle County are now at Christiansburg, in the Montgomery County Courthouse . �132 '!hen , at later dates , othe r new counties were formed , with their new courthouses . Another thing to r emember : t he forrnatior. of new ::;tates ; Kentucky in 1792 , and West Virg i nia in 186J . Some of you will a sk , "How a b ou t Church Records ? " None of the e a rly churches in this area attempted t o k eep records of births , deaths or marriages , or if they did, none have s urvived , to my kno wledge . A few minis t ers kept personal lists of ma rriages and (or ) baptisms ; bu t these lists are so few as to be almost none . Another question , often a s ked , "Why can ' t I find real ear l y marriage records at the courthouse ?" Before the Rev oluti on , t h e only persons ·authorized to perform the marriage cere mo n y were the Min i sters of the Church of England. The Church of Eng land was v ery wea k in thi s part of the state ; the Ves tries being made up , p a rtly , by men of o the r demoninations . The marriage rites were considere d t h e bus i ness o f the Church, as were thos e of baptisms and the ' las t rite s ' o f the d ead , a nd these records were supposed to have been recorded i n th e Pari s h Reg i s ter and kept in the Church records , and not at the courthous e . As far as is known, these Parish Registers were not kept , in thi s p a rt of Virginia . Ministers of the ' other d enominations ' performe d marriag es in their own congregations , and the couples c ons idered th ems elves married in the sight of God . At the clos e of the Revolution, one of the f irst a cts of the General Assembly , was to make all marriages performed by a l l denominations legal , and the children born to s uch marriages , legi ti tmate . And authori zed the l i cens ing of Ordained Ministers to perform marriages . For the above reasons, very few marriag e s we re recorded in the County Courthous e, until about 1782 . You will have other questions ; feel free to a sk this wr iter , or the Genealogical Society, we '11 do our best to answer. Charles T Burton II :::: ::: :::: ::: ::::::: ::: :::::::::: : :: =================================:::=r rl II ll II II11 ll II II BURTON ' S BOTETOURT BOOKS Botetourt Botetourt II Botetourt ll Botetourt II Botetourt H Botetourt II Botetourt Coun t Y' County, County , County, County, County, county , Vir:ginia , Vi rgi nia , Virginia , Vi rginia , Virginia, Virginia , Virginia , I'IS MEN 1 77 0- 1 777 · · · · · · • · · I 'IS MEN 1780- 1786 ... . . . . .. 1785 ENUMERATION . . .. • . • ... 1820 CENSUS , Alp h abe ti z ed . 1850 CENSUS , wi th index . . · · ·. · · · · · ·$ . . ... . .. .. $ . ... . . .. .• $ . , . .. ... .. $ 6 · 00 6 . oo 6 . 00 6 . 00 11 11 II ll :I . . . .... ... $12 . 50 ll EARLY SETTLERS . . •• . . . . . . •• . . ... . .... $25 . 00 \\ CHILDREN . .... •. . .. . . . . . .. . . .... . . . . . $.35 . oo II II II II II 11 a lso this II MON'IGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1850 CENSUS with index . ...•.• . .. . .. $1 2 . 50 ll 11 prices include State Tux and postage II 11 II 11 II II II II :: order from: Charles T. Burton, Genealogis t Rt 2 Box 191, Troutville, VA 24175 II ll 11 Ii =======================================================================:::~ ' �1JJ CATHERINE WILLIS (The orig i nal of thi s Legislative Petition is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond Vir g inia . It is i n the Franklin Co., Virginia, box which includes the year 1807 . A copy has been placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Public Library . An attempt has been made to trace the signatures that were on the petition . Told that it is a very goocl copy. ) Legislative Peti tion : Catharine Willis petition; To Ch Jus'n Rej'd Dec 18-07; Deer 29 , 1807 Rej ' d ; rep 'd. To the honorable the s peaker and house of delegates of the General assembly of Virginia. The petition of Catharine Willis humably sheweth that she was married to a certain Joseph Willis a bout five years ago in Pendleton Virginia and that after coming with him to Franklin County Virginia where your petitioner now lives - he abandoned your petitioner and her two little children and went to the State of Ohio where he is since married. Your petitioner would have contented herself in her forlonghn situation and endeavored to support herself & little children without murmer had it not been for the distrisses which have follen on her by reason of the Debts of her unnatural husband Your petitioner begs leave to state that the said Joseph Willis when he went of was very much in debt and left her without bread with out meat und allmost without ·cloathes-- and sti+l it is a fact that his creditors have taken from her from time to time what she has made with her own hands -- her wheel the pot in which she prepaired her humble meal secured by the work of her own hands, has been taken & sold and such was the capacity of his creditors that lately a part of her cloathes were taken & sold Thus situated & suffering your petitioner appeals to your honorable Ya by for releif and prays that you would grant a divorce - And as bound in duty the wile pray de Catharine Willis At the request of Catharine Willis formerly Catharine Harrold she Certify that Joseph Willis has deserted her - and that it is reported and believed that he is married again in Ohio that the said Catharine is apparrantly a discreet woman very industrious and that it is t:rue what she has his?the too made by her labour has been taken to pay her husbands Debts . Nath ' l H Claiborne Att at L Abram Griffey John Bowman John ?Ceely Joseph Nave Philemon Smith Abraham Abshire John Noftsinger Nathaniel Mitchel Henry Carper William Coger William James John Boon John ?Flosey? Hoses? Isaac Boon George Phillips James Abshire Adam Wray Adam Gannan Na" Gayerols? Henry Wees? Wese 10.niel Brower 10.vid Overhotts Edward Robision James Wray Oliver Wray William Wright James Wray Jr John Wright George Wright Elijah Booclgnan Henry Lane John Lwary? Jams Mills Valentine Napier ~a?P4(~~ t:2~u_.7,G' ��135 PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 Mortality Schedule The followin g i s a few of the deaths (married and old) from the 1850 Census Mortality Schedul e . The original is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond , Virginia , and on microfilm . page 118 Line 1. J esse Sanders = 87 yrs =male =widowed= d July 2 . Lynch Dilla rd = 66 yrs = male = widowed = d Aug J. Jane Thompson = 60 yrs = female = widowed = d May 16. Susan Boswell = 44 yrs = female = married = d Feb 17. Abram Debo = 75 yrs = male = married = b PA = d May 18. R H Bowen = J6 yrs = male = married = d Oct 26 . Su san Shields = 6J yrs = female = d Feb 27 . Eliza Whitehead = J6 yrs = female = married = d Mar 29 . Elizabeth Shel ton = ?40 yrs = female = married = d Aug 35 . Jacob Hufman = 62 yrs = male = married = b Md = d Apr page 119 10. JO. 32. J3. Abram Dolly Bryan Sally Lewis = 52 yrs = male = widowed = d April C Mathews = J7 yrs = female = married = d June Lea = 62 yrs = male = married = d May Crews = 45 yrs = female = married = d Jan . page 120. 2 . Susan Wooding = 73 yrs = female = widowed = d April 14 . Harriet Lovelace = 47 yrs = female = married = d May 24 . Jacob Turk = 70 yrs = male = d Aug 26 . Mary Giles = 54 yrs = female = widowed = d Oct 33. B M Reynolds = 45 yrs = male = married page 12 1 2 . ?Avery Law = BJ yrs = female = widowed = d Mar 4 . Francis Parish = JO yrs = female = married = d May 5 . Jane Parish = 62 yrs = female = married = d June 11. Chris Robertson = 70 yrs = male = married = d June 1J . Judith Meraisks?? = 24 yrs =female =married = d Sept. 14. Mary Childress = 25 yrs = female = married = d July 16. William D Griggs = 49 yrs = male = married = d Oct. 19 . John Giles Sr = 80 yrs = male = married = d Aug. 2J . Nancy Powerr = 26 yrs = female = married = d Jany 27 . Clement Pigg = 63 yrs = male = married = d Dec . 28 . Eleanor Parker = yrs = female = widowed = d Feby F:rancis Bell = 85 yrs = female = widowed = d Nov. 32 . JJ. Frances Swanson = 67 yrs = male = married = Feby died 35, John James = 61 yrs = male = married = d Jany page 122 = 1. Thomas East = 74 yrs male = married = d Oct. 19 . John S Adams = 69 yrs = male = married = d Oct. 2J . Betsey Barrett = 37 yrs = female = married = d July 28. Travis G Miller = 45 yrs = male = married = d Sept 29. Elizabeth Roach = 85 yrs = female = widowed = d Sept �136 page 123 Line 7 . Willis Shel ton = 83 yrs = married = widowed = d June 14. Ann Watson = 74 yrs = female = married = d Mar 20 . Sally Watson = 72 yrs = f emal e = widowed = d Mn.r 21. Nancy Shel ton = 37 yrs = female = married = d May 26 . Catharine Womack = 33 y rs = female = married = d Aug 34. Mary Nowlin = 39 yrs = f emal e = married = d Dec . page 124 4 . Shedrick Chaklah? = 40 y rs = male = married = d Aug page 125, 1. Wilmoth N. Aany??/AJnos ?? = 36 yrs = female = marri ed 2. Letty White = 75 yrs = f emal e = married = d Oct 3. Clement Pigg = 70 yrs = ma le = married = d Jany 9 , John Elliott = 34 yrs = ma le = ma rri e d = d Ap ril =d Aug page 126 . 2. Martha M Harris = 42 yrs = fema le = marri e d = d J any 20. William F Burnett = 23 yrs = ma le = ma rri e d = d Ma rch 28. Sarah Thornton = 72 yrs = fema l e = b NC = d Jul y page 127. 3. William Womack = 50 yrs = male = ma rried = d Nov 8 . Jane Dix = 28 yrs = female = ma rried = d Jany 13. Sarah McLanland? = yrs = female = ma rri e d = Nov 14. Wilmoth Williams = 84 yrs = female = widowed = d Apr 33. Robert Terry = 22 yrs = male = married = d Sept page 128 3, 11. 26. 35. George A Gwinn = 55 yrs = male = married = d Jany William B Anderson = 71 yrs = male = married = d Feby Eliza ?Townes = 24 yrs = female = married = d Aug Joshua Howerton = 40 yrs = male = married = d April page 129 1. Mary Millner? = ?62 yrs = female = married = d Nov page 130 4, Mary Iailey = 22 yrs = female = married = d April 5, Nicholas Lewis = 28 yrs = male = married = d July 7, Sampson Dodson = 42 yrs = male = married = d Oct 8. Nancy ?Grey? = 74 yrs = female = married = d April 9, Mary Banks Pricharde? = 31 yrs = female = b NC = d Nov 11. Robert Hardy = 70 yrs = male = widowed = d April 21. Ann W Eanes/?Eavins? = 50 years = female = married = d Nov page 131 9 , John Iavis = 62 yrs = male = married = d Jany page 132 9, William W Price = 21 yrs = male = married = d Mch 17. John Ross = 66 yrs = male = married = b Ireland = d Mch �137 CONFEDERA'IE VE'IERANS contributed by Michael A Ports (From the Richmond , Va . , Dispatch, May 16, 1902) - COMPANY C, THIRTY- SEVENTH VA . INFANTRY A List of the Officers and Privates and Brief History To the Editor of the Dispatch: Will you kindly publis h in your Confederate Column t he enclosed roll of Company C, J?th Regiment , Virginia Infantry? By so doing you will oblige the few survivors of that old company , which was as gallant as any that ever kept step to the music of ''Dixie" during the sixties . And right here I want to thank the Dispatch of the worthy Confederate soldier. We claim the organ , as some of us commenced reading it in the Richmond , and we value it greatly. I wish every s criber to it . C. B. Price. ) I I for its generous defence paper as our offici al camps and trenches around Confederate was a sub- THE ROSTER . Rol l of Company C, J?th Regiment , Vi rginia Infantry, Third Brigade (Taliaferro ' s) , Jackson ' s old Di.vision , Jackson ' s Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. Captain - J . F . Mcilhany , dead . Lieutenants - James L. White, wounded ; John D. Duff, killed; J . D. Alderson . Sergeants - John W. Fickle , dead; Mike Powers , dead; William H. _, Fuller, wounded ; Floyd Carico . Corporal s - James L. Will iams; John T. Gray , wounded; William Carson, dead; C. B. Price , wounded . PRIVATES. Thomas C. Aston , wounded , dead. Orral Anderson . Mel vin Anderson , kil led. James Adams, d ead. James Bussey . J ohn Bussey , killed . Fleming Burk, kil led. John G. Burk. Edward Ball. James Ball. O. C. Baker. James Boyd. R. C. Boyd. Ha.be. Bickley, dead. John Buckles , dead. Isaac Boyd, dead. Charles Breadlore, dead. William Breadlore. Joseph Bausel l, dead. John Belther, killed. George Bays, dead. James Bays, dead. Fitze. Coman, dead John Crowder, dead. Wesley Barker, dead. (above 'out of _.place name - typist error) �138 *Ianiel Farmer William Campbell, wounded; dead . William Culberson , killed. William P. Cooper, wounded. Nathan Cooper, wounded. John Counts, dead. Luther H. Clapp. Fullen Dickenson. John fuff. James Du:ff . Reese B. Du:ff, dead. o. c. Dlff . Samuel Du:ff. Thomas Dougherty, killed. J . B. Ia.vis , wounded. E. D. K. Iavis. William Iavenport . John Dickenson, wounded . Nathan Easterly, killed. Soloman Engle, dead. Jesse Elliot, dead. Jackson Farmer, dead . *H. S. Fickle , wounded ; dead . I . B. Fickle, wounded; dead. William Frick, dead. Isaac Faddas, dead. Andrew Ferrel. Soloman Fraly. Elihu Fields, de'ad. Dock Fraley , dead . Henry Fry, dead. Lilburn Fields. Charles Finery, dead. Lafayette Gilmer. E. D. Grey. John D. Grey, wounded; dead. W. S. Gilmer, dead. William Greyham. James Grey, dead. Arch. Grey. Morgan Gil mer, dead. Jefferson Howell, dead. Lilburn Hendrix, dead. Frank Horton , killed. John Human. J. J. Heneritzy. William Haney. *Jame3 J essee , dead William Hanson . W. R . Harry . * Thomas Harri::> , wounded ; dead . J effers on J essee , S r ., killed . J efferson Jes3ce , Jr ., dead . Samuel Keller , transferred . J erry Kelly , d ead . Henry Kelly , d ead . Willia m King . Thomas King . David Kimberlin . David McCru t , kille d . Jo hn McElhany, dead. Samuel McCloud, kil l ed . Hugh Mutter , dead. Hensley Mead, dead . Charles McElha, dead . J acob Mitchem . Hug h Mongumery, killed . Thomas Morton . John McFaden, dead . Joseph McCarthy , dead . John McCloud. Henry Moore. Harry Mays, dead . C. W. Powers . Calvin Powers, wounded. William Powers, dead . William Parks. G. W . Seacott . James Shell , killed. I saac Shell, wounded. John Sawyers. William Sawyers, dead. Samuel Southerland. Riley Smith, dead. J. H. Sullivan . Armstrong Skenes. Henry Steel. George Smith, killed. J. S . Vermillon, killed . Charles Whetsel, killed. Benjamin Whetsel, dead. John Williams, killed . Thomas Wilson, wounded; dead. S. H. Wyett. 'Ihe foregoing roll was ma.de from memory by C. B. Price, a member of the old company, who now resides at Hansonville, Russell County, Va . I have been at work on it for one year. If any name has been omitted or is spelled incorrectly, I hope it will be reported to me, as I wis h the the roster to be complete before it is i mpossible to get it, as the sur- �139 vivers will have soon passed away. C. B. Price was corporal of Company C, J7th Regiement, Virginia Infantry . Company C was enlisted in Russell county , Va . , Apri l , 1861 , went immediately to the front , and was in the war from start to finish. * * * * * * * * NUNN FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS Contributed by Colonel William Preston Chapter NSDAR Roanoke, Virginia In 1949 this Bible was in possession of Hermann Adkins , Roanoke , Va. BIRTHS Josiah Wesley Nunn was born April 20 , 1827 Lovina Ann Pedigo was born July 22 , 18JO William R. Nunn was born December 8 , 1850 Joseph Henry Nunn was born August 6 , 1853 Saro.h Jane Nunn was born April 24 , 1856 Mary Virginia Nunn was born 27 , 1850 Martha Ann Nunn was born October 25, 1861 Thomas Martin Nunn was born January 9 , 1866 John Wesley Nunn was born August 29, 1868 Lillie Bell Nunn was born May 1 , 1872 MARRIAGES J . Wesley Nunn and Lavi na A. Pedigo were united in matrimony at the residence of Joseph Pedigo, October 17 , 1849 , by Aniold Walker, Oaklever, Henry county , Virginia W. R. Nunn and Emma J , Draper were married November 20, 1877 J . H. Nunn and Lucy J , Stone were married November 24, 1881 Sarah J . Nunn and D. E. Marshall were married December 18, 1878 Martha A. Nunn and C. L. Holland were married February 10, 1886 Mary V. Nunn and B. L. Marshall were married .December 2J , 1898 T. M. Nunn and Bettie M. Carter were married 1895 John W. Nunn and Marie Womack were married~~~~~~ Lillie B. Nunn and W. H. Adkins were marri ed January JO, 1895 William R. Nunn and Roberta Susan Draper were married June 27, 1894 William R. Nunn and Lil ian Via Shumate ~~~~~~~~ DEATHS J . Wesley Nunn died March 14, 1901 Lovina A. Nunn died Spring of 1907 W. R. Nunn died March JO , 1818 Emma J, Nunn died August 5 , 189J Roberts S . Nunn died July 5 , 1897 Joseph H. Nunn died 1908 I do certify that this is a true and just copy of the above named bible (note: from a typed copy) �14o SURNAMES i.. Here is the list of s urnames that members have sent See the members(hip directory for the numbers followin g each name . Example : Goodpas ture Va-0112) - The member i s looking for Goodpasture:::; in the state of Va . , 0,~12 - Robert A Goodpasture . The state the person ls rc:.:;earching comes first - i f no state than they would like to hear .from o.11 researc hing the sane Abshear - 01 Bell : (Va-V128) Cameron : ( 0301) · Abshire - 01 Bench: . (026 ) Campbell : (Va-0102 ) Acton - (Va-OJOJ Benham : ( 0216 ) (Russell Co , Va - Tn Adams - (Va-0128) (NC-0128 ) Bennett: (Va-016) -0190 ) ('Ih-Va-Mo-0293) Bentley: ( SC , Ga-079 ) Capper (va-OJ1 8 ) Adkins _ (Va-Oh-0149) Beverly : (NC-0179) Cardwell : ( Ku- 012J ) (Montgomery Co,Va-0232) Bishop: ( sw Va-OJJ) Carr : (Va-Ky-095 ) Akers: (Va-V?8) ; (Va-OJOJ) Black: (Va-NC-Ky-V15 ); Carrick s (va-0175 ) · (Va-OJ18), (Va-0270) . (Va -WV-011 5 ); (OhCarroll : (Va-Tu-06 ) Alexander : (NC-Va-TN-01 ); 0227) Carter : (Va- 0 6 9) (GoochVa-V51) Blackwell: ( NC- Va-091 ) land/Cumberland-V175) Allen: (Va-1\y-In-0272) Blakely: (028J ) Cassell : (va-VJ1) Alley : (Va-0273) Blankens hip: (Va-0104), Cassity: (Va-WV-Ky-MoAltic: (038) (va-WV-0115 ), ( Oh01 81 ) Altizer : (Va-V87); 0227 ) Cecil : ( Pulaski Co-0232 ) (Va-0270) Boothe: (Va-V96 ), (0221) Chamb ers : (Ky-V87) Ancrums: (SC-082) Bosters: (Va-0101) Chapli n : (Va- 0242 ) Anderson: (Va- NC-0309) ; Bott: (Va-014) Chastain : (Va-s c-079) , · (Va-06) ; (Appomattox Bowen: (Va- 101) Childress : (Va -NC-0170), Co, Va-040) Bowlin: (Va-02 17) (Va-NC-Tu - Mo- OJ4) , Andrews: (Va-V124) Bowman: (Va-0222 ) (Va- 01 75 ) Angle: (Va-V124) Bowyer: (Va-093) , Christian : (Va-Isle of Argabright: (Va-V25 ) (Va-0175) , Man- 0 219 ), Va-0254) Armentrout: (Va-093) Boyl(e ) s (Pa-Va-In-0295 ) Churchwell: (0216) Arrington: (Va-0309) Bradshaw a (Va- 0228 ) Clark: (Va -055) (Va-V Artrip: (Va-0240 ) Branch : (NC-Va-0219 ) J6 ) , (Pa-059) Asberry/Asbury: (015) Brandstetta : (Va-0102) Cochran: (Hampshire CoAtkinson: (va-041); Brayton: (059) 02J8 ) (Va-066) Brickey: (Va-068 ) Cock: (Scott Co- 097 ) Atkins: (Va- 066) Brooks : (va-159 ) , Coffman: (Va-017 ) Austin: (Va-V128) (Ky-0255) Collins : (Grayson CoBrown : (Rke-Botetourt047 ) , Va-V196 ) 0288) , (Va-V25) , (paColtharp : (Va-Tn-061 ) Bagnal: (NC-Va-066) swVa-0135) , ( va-0167 ), Colyer: (Pa-076 ) Baker: (Va-055) (Henry & Franklin Co Compton : (Halifax CoBallard: (Culpeper Co , -0157), (Orange Co-0251 ) V120 ) Va-0251) Brumfield: (Va-Ky-01J1 ) Cook: (Ga-V107 ) Banner: (015) Bryant : (Va-V96 ), FrankCooper: ( Va-V199 ) Barbour: (Va-V199 ) lin, Va-V12J ) . Cope: (Va-NC-0206 ) Barnard.: ( 'lh- 061) Burkholder: (Va-041 ) Copenbarger: (Va-0120) Barnett: . (va-Oh-0316) Burnett: (0221), VaCopes: (Oh-Va-0257 ) Barnhart 1 (Va-0222) 0268.) Copp: (Va-OJ1) Basham 1 ( 088) ; CumberBurton: (VaNC024J ), Corl ey: ( 088 ) land/Goochland-V175) Md-0319) Courtney: (Pa-09) Bates: (Va-0_54) Butchers (Va-Md-067 ) Cousins: ( Va-0167) Bayne: (Va-V159) Beach: (0217) Butler: (Va-NC-0170 ) Cowan: ( Va-'fu-066 ) Beckett t ( 026) Butt: (Va-V31) Cox: ('Ih-06 ) , Grayson Beils (Pa-Va-0295); Byars: (Va-OJ18 ) co-NC-047 ) , Scott CoBelcher: (Ky-0255) Byrd: (va-V123), (NC097 ) Va- V179) �141 Galloway: (NC-Tn-0295) Gandy/Gandee ): (WV-V187) Gardner: (035) Garner: (va-Ky-062 ) Garrett : (swVa-0134), (Pittsylvania Co-0251) Gauldl.ng: (Va-OJOJ) Gearheart : (Va-0199) George : (Hampshire Co0238) , (Ga-091) Gibboney : (Va-VJ?) Eagle : (NC-Va-Ky-01) Gibbs : (Ga-V107) Earles: (Va-V199) Gibson : (Va-V199) Easter : (Va-086) Gilbert : (va-V9J ) Gillespie: (Va-Pa-OJ1) Echols: (V101) Gill(e)y : (Va-076) Eddy : (Va-WV-Oh-InGilliland: (Botetourt089) Alleghany Co-022) Edmonds : ( 0208) Gillispie: (Va-0280) Edwards: (NC-V36) Gilmore : (Va-Ky-062) Edwins : (Va- NC- 065) Glenn : (Va-NC-08) Elder : (Va-V1J8) Godbey: (Halifax-Pulaski Eller : (NC-V51) DALTON : (0301) , (vaCo-0251 ) Elliott : (Mo-Ky-0293) Golding: (NC-Va-0282) Tu-076) E:nglard : (va-NC- 0206) Goodpasture : (Va-0112) Da.niel: (Prince Ed ' d Ervin : (Scott Co-097) Graham: (Va-0243), (VaCo-040) Epperly : (va-0303) Darter: ( Scott Co-V141) Ester : (Va-Ky-062) VJ?) Gra(i)nger: (Va-V15) Daugherty: (019) Evans : (Va-075) Davids on : (Va-075) , (VaGraves: (Va-V?8) Gray: (Va-V5), Va-053) 0268) Fanning: (Va-0202) Grayson: (Va-V166) Davis : (va-OJ4) , (va-v76), Farmer : (Va-Or-OJ4), Green: (NC-WV-0115) (Botetourt Co-099 ), (V162 ) Greenwood: ( 015) (Va-0288 ), (Pa-0189 ) Fehrman : (Il-097 ) Griffith: (va-069), (VaDa.vison : ( 078) Felty: (Pa-swVa-0135) 0240) Da.wson: (va-079) Ferguson : (Va-015), VaDean : (Va-0278) WV-Ky-072) , (Va-02JJ) Grills: (Va-0284) DeBoe : (Pa-Va-Ky-0220) Fielder : (Grayson CoGrisso: ( OJ8) Groseclose: (Va- In-IoDebusk: (Va-091) 099) Dees : (NC-SC-0273) Fillinger: (Va-0254) 0120) Grubb: (Va- 202) DeHart : lva-V120) Finney : lVa-0228) DeLapp : Il-V87 Finter : 053 Gunoe: (va-WV-0254) Denton: Va-054L (VaFisher : OJ8L (0262), Hale: (Va- 'lb-06), (VaNC-0309) (Oh-Io-0120) 0252) Deshler : (Va-Pa-093) Fisher: (OJ8 ), (0262), Haga: (Va-0202) Deskins: (V124) (Oh-Io-0120) Haggard: (va-NC-Tn-0181) Dickens : (0208 ) Fleming: (Va-0102) Haller.: (Va-Pa-VJ?) Dickenson: (Va-V15), Flora: (038), (0222) Halley: (Va-0256) (Russell Co-082) Ford: (NC-WV-0115) Halstead: (NY-Oh-In-0295) Dickey: (Va-OJ1l Francisco: (Va-0101) Hamilton: (Va-0179), Diehl1 (Va-0205 Franklin: (Va- V91 ) Dinwiddie : (V79 Frantz1 (038 ) (va-V186) Disher : (NC-V46 ) Freeman:(NC-0179), (OJ5) Hammond: (Va-0149) Doak: (Va-Mo-Il-o2J5 ) , . Fuga tes: (Va-V111) Hamrick: (va-Oh-0316) Dool(e )y: (Va-Ky- In-0181) Fulk: (Va-NC-0309 ) Hancock: (Va-V?6) Downard.a (088) Fults: (Va-NC-0206) Hanks: (Va-055) Craghead : ( V79 ) Crous e/Crows : ( Pa-NC065 ) Crabtree : (va - Md-066 ) Craft : ( va-041) Craig : (Va - Ky-V15 ), (Va -041) Crane : (Va - In-059) Crawford : (Va -069) Crocke tt : (OJ01) Crotty : (WV-Va - V41) Cruis e : (Va- VJ1) Creas y: (va- 070) Crumpacker : (va-070) Cundiff: (Va-Ky-013) Curtis : (In-Va -WV-019) Curtrig ht : (va-J<y067) Cus ter : (Pa -Va -OJ1) , Va-Oh-Wa-0320) Cyphert s ee Seifert Drake : (Va-Tn-Il-067), (Va-Ky-WV-086 ) Drod(d)y : (WV-Fl-V187) Dryden : ( 0247) Duley : (va-Ky-In-0181) Duncan : (Ky-Va-0227 ) Dunn : (va-NC-0131) Durham: ( 0283) Durmon : (Va-Ky-0137) Dyer : (Va-NC-WV-Tn-0184) �14-2 Hanshew: (Va- OJ1) Harbert t (Va-068) Harless : (Pa- Va-V78) Ha.rma.n_: (va-VJ1) Harmon: (Montgomery/Alleghaney Cos-022), (va202) Harlow.: (Va-OJ20) Harper: (NC-Va-V179) , (Va-Oh-0149) Harreld: (Va-In-0120) Harrell : (Va-0270) Harris: (va-0199), (0200) , (0221) Harrisonr (Va-0117) Hartley: (NC-VJ6) Hartman: (Md-V159) Hartwell: (Brunswick CoV9J) Harvey: (Va-76), WV- 0199) Has h: (Va-0220) Haymaker: ( 053) Haynes: (Botetourt/Alleghany Cos -022) Hays : (Grayson Co-047) Hazl ewood: (va-Ky-0273) Helton: (Va-Ky-0149), (098) Henderson: (Va-016), (VaKy-Ind-088) Henton: (Berks Co,Pa-0198 ) Herbert: (Va-068) Herrald: (Va-In-0120) Herron: (Ga-V107) Higgins: (Grayson Co-NC -047) Hilton: (Va-Ky-0149) Hix: (Cumberland/Goochland -V175) Hoback: ( V8J) Hobbs : (swVa-01J4) Hodgen : (0200) Hodges : ( 0137) Hoggard: (Va-NC-Tn-0181) Holland : (Va-08), (V79) Holley: (Va-0256) Holl oways (Cumberland/ Goochland-V175) Honaker: (va-Pa-0240) Hopkinss (Va-068) Honibarger : (022) House : (Va-0252 ) Houston: (va-0205 ) Howard: ( 0221 ) Hoy : ( va - WV-086) Hubbard : (va-022J) Huds on : ( Va-0205 ) Huggart : (In-Il-0154 ) Hughart : (In-Il-01 54 ) Humphri es : (Va-V128 ) Hur t : ( Va-055 ) Hutchens : (Va -099) Huts on 1 ( va-NC- OJ09) Hyatt : ( Md?-Ky-076 ) Kyle: (Va-Tu-Mo-V141) L-'.J.ccy : (Va- NC-.Ky- Mo- 095) L:..rrcrty : (wv-v59) LLFollette : ( In-Tu-019 ) lr'.1.nc..:a::.;tcr : (Il-Oh-Va0?. 57 ) L:tni.lerc : ( Va-OJOJ ) L:trc h : ( Va - 086 ) L-1r~e : ( va-NY-Ky-0104 ) Lawlesz : (sc- v107 ) Innes : ( Ky-Va- V51) Lawrence : ( Tu-Va-0284 ) Law:wn : (va-Tu-MoJackson : (Va -OJOJ ) 0293 ) Ja meson : (va-WV-Ky-072) Layman : (va-0222 ) Ja mis on : ( Franklin CoLee : ( Va- Oh-Io- 0120) 0190) Lemmon: (Va- OJ18 ) Jenkins : (Va-Ky- Al-MoLeonard: (Va- Ar- OJ19) Leslie : (va- 0280) 095) Jenks : (va-V51), ( V124) Les ter : (Va- V87 ), (Henry Jennings : (va - NC- V91) Co-0157 ) Lewellen : (va- WV- Pa Johns on : (va -0303 ) Johns ton : ( s wVa -033 ) 0288 ) Jones : (va-013 ), (va Lewis : (In-Mi- 09), (vaWV-Ky-072) , (va- 0198 ), 065 ), (NC-Va -0219) , (Va-V128 ), (va-Tn-Mo( s w Va- OJ J) V141), Grayson/Carroll Liddle : ( V5 ) Light : (Floyd Co-V102 ), Cos -0278) Li nkenhoke r: (Va-054) Kasey : (va-0256) Li s key: (va-In -0258) Little: (va- Ky-0104) Kee: ( 0117) Lockart: (Va-0102) Keith : ( o59) , ( v96 ) Kelly : (Va-0128), Long : (va -0123 ) Love : (NC-V25) , (Rock(va-V196) bridge Co-0300 ) Kendig: ( 0267) Kennedy : (va-V25), (vaLove : (NC-V25) , (vaKy-062) 02 05) Lovelace : (NC-0170 ) Kennon : (Va-0167) Kenny: (va-V91 ) Lovell : (va-061 ) Kerlin : (Ky-069) Luca s: (va-V87) Kerr: (Va-V196 ) Lyon: (V111 ) Kessler: (Pa-Va-Md-0320) Lyon(s)/Lyen(s) : (KyKilgors: (Va-V111) 0123) Kincade: (Va-WV-0174 ) Kindig: ( 0267) McAlexander: (0221 ) Kingry: (Pa-V159) McAlister : (SC-Ga-V107 ) Kinn: (Pa-Oh-0157) McCarty: (Va-V166) Kinnerly: (Floyd Co,Va- Mccaskey: ( oh-09 ) V102 ) McClannahan : (Pa-VaKinzer : ( V101) 0247) Kirk: (sw Va- OJJ) McClelland.: (Va-V5) Knuckl es: (All sp. VaMcClintock: (Va-0117) 019) McCrory: (Ky-V87 ) Kountz: (Va- 09J) McCrottys (WV-Va-V41 ) I i �14J Moore : (Va-0228), (VaOh-0316) Mooring : (Va-0363) Moran : (WV-V120) . Morehead : (Va-0243) Morgan : (Tn-0184) Morrison : (Ky-0117), (Pittsylvania Co-061) , (\N-Ga-Ala-0325) Mossis : (Va-066) , (Berks Co,Pa-0198) Morrissett : (Va-V51) Mosely : ( 098) Mothershead: (Io-0233) Muirhead : (Va-0243) Mullins: (Va pr 1800V123) Mullis : (088) Murfin : (NJ-082) Murphy : (Va-NJ-Pa-V124) Mackey : (SC-Mo-0235) Musgrove : (Va-0149) Magee : (va-Ky-0154) Musser : ( 0301) Major : (Md-Va-0288) Myers: (Va-V96) , (VaMarch : (Pa-Va-Ky-Oh-089) V1J8) Marion: (Goochland-SC-V102) Marlin : (va-In-0258) Marrol/Marl: (Frederick Co Nance: (Va-0192) -0238) Nash : (va-V1J8) , (vaMarshall : ( s wVa-NC-0242) , 0303) Va-V196) Neal : (Ky-V87) Martin: (Pr. Ed ' d Co-040) , Newbolt/d: (sc-11-0257) Va-034) , (Va-NC-061), Nigh : (Io-Mo-0233) (NC-0170). Northcut(t) : (Va-NCMarvin : ( 0217 ) 0206) Massey : (va- NC-0223) Nunley: (Va-Pa-WV-019) Matthews : (Pa-065) Mattox : (v79) Obenchain : (Va-Pa-IoMay: (va-Ky-V31) , (Ky-VaKs-0320) Ogden : (0208) , (Md-Va075), (Va-0300) Mays: (Va-V5) Ky-0319) Meador: (Va-0267) Ordways (Mass-NH-Ky0220) Meadows : (Va-WV-Oh-0223) Melton : (Va-0268) Orange : (Va-0280) Meridth : (Va-0273) Overton : (Va-Ga-Ala-KyMessick : (Haywood Co , Tn0325) , 0190) Overholser: (sw Va- 033) Miller: (Va-Ky-Mo-017), (Va-Pa-093), (Va-WV-0115 ), Padgett: NC-091 ) (Va-0202), (0273) . Pael : (Botetourt- 0238 ) Milton.: (Va-0268 ) Painter: (Tn-Va-0284) Minter: (Va-Ky- 01) Parkinson: (Md-Ga-079 ) Mitchell : (Va-ScotlandParsleys (Va-0216) 0219) Parsons: (Pa-065 ) Montgomery: (Va-VJ? ) Pate: (V136) Montague: (Va-0247) Patrick: (078) McClung : (Va-053) NcD3.niel : ( Oh-0134) McDearmon : (Va-068 ) McElhaney : (va-0123) McElhany : (Floyd Co-V102) MeEntire : ( 0217) McGee : ( 088 ) McGeorge : (V 79 ) (Va-0256) McGlothlin : (078 ) McGrady: ( s wVa- 0242 ) McGraw : (va-0252 ) Me:Guire : ( 0262 ) McHenry: (Va-Ky-0177) McKee : (Va-0179) McMahan: (WV-0199) McMullan: (Va-Ga-Mo-017) McNeil: (Va-09), (Va- V123) McPherson : (va-013) Patterson : (swVa-0134) Patton : (Va-075), (VaV179) . Patteson : (Buckington061.) Payne: (Va- 0192) , (VaNC-0206) , (V138), (035) Peal : (Botetourt Co0238) Pearce : (Pr. Edw'd Co -040 ) Pearson : (Scott Co-V 141), (Va086) Pedigo: (Va-0216) Pennybaker: (Va-VS?) Pepper s (WV-Ga-SC-Ala0325) Perdue : (Va-Mo-Or-034) Peterman : (va-V87) Peters: (Va-Ky-0154), (V1J6) , Va- 0222), (Scott Co-V141) Pettit: (Va-0272) Philpot : (NC-Ky-06) Pierson: (WV-Fl-V187) Pike : (va-Md-Ky-067) Piles : (va-V8J) Poage : (Va-In-Ky-Mo0233) Porter: (va-V5 ), (KyVa-0227 ) Power: (Va-041) Prather : (Va-NC-0170) Pratt: (Va-V166) Price : (Va-Ky-062), (va-Md- Or-0320) Prince: (va-Il-0257) Probus: (Md-08) Pruitt: ( 0278) Purvine: ('lh-Carolina0235) Pyles: (Va-V8J) Radford: (v1J6) Ragan see Reagan Ralston: (Va-0205), (Ky-0205) Ramey: (Russell & Washington Co-0190) Ramsey~ (NC-0179), (NJ-082) Randall: (Maine, NYWV- Ky-072 ) �144 Rasnake : (078 ) Raven s (Md- Va-0288) Ra.y r (Ya- NC-0240 ) Redman: (va-Tn-06) Reagan.:. (Pa-Va-Ky-01 ) Repass : .(Pa-sw Va-0135) ReynDldss (Va-V196) · Ricer (Va- Ky-V15 ), (NC~ 'Ih- Va-0293) Richardson s (Va- 0267) , Va-OJOO ), (Va-Ky-0131) Richmond: (Ky-Va- 0227) Riley: (Va-0228), (KyVa-0227) Ritchie r ( OJ01) Roach: (WV- V59 ) Roberson : (Va-WV-Ky- 072) Roberts: (Va- WV-0192) Robertson : (Va-V159 ), (vaVJ6), (Va-WV-Ky-072) , (NC-Va- 0219) Robinson: (Va-016) , (NCVa-0219) , (Va- 0284) Rogers : (Va- V96) , (va0255) , (Va-Tn-Mo-0293 ) Roop: (Va-0273) Roots (Io-Mo-0233 ) Ros e: (Va-WV-0115) Rouse: (Va- 0168) Rupe: (Va-0273 ) Rus h: (Va-Ky-0272) Russel l: (Va-0175 ), (VaKy- 0220) Rutherford: (va-V93) Ryan: (Bedford/Roanoke Co -0251) Samuels (NC-0242 ) Sappington: (Ky-09) Satterwhite : (0208) Saul : ( 0262) Saunders: (Va-08) Schoonover: (WV-V187 ) Schrader: (Pa- swVa-0135 ) Scott: (Oh-In-0258) Scudder: (Va-V59) Seals: .(Ky- 0255) Seiferts (Fred.reek Co0238.) Sextons (Va- NC-0131 ) Shannon1 (Va-Pa-Ky-TnV166.) Shaon.L (Md-Va-0256) Sharps (Va-Oh-0128) Shartzer: (va- Pa -0157 ) Sheets :. ( In- Oh- Pa- 0258 ) Shelton: ( Va-075 ) Shepher d : ( 098 ) Shifflett : (Va-013 ) Shipley : (Va - Ky-In-01 68 ) Showalter r ( Va- Pa-0243 ) Shupe s (Grays on Co- 099 ) Sibold: (V101) Sifrit s ee Sei fert Simpkins : (va-V186 ) Simps on: (Va -WV- Ky- Oh0137) Sinclair : (Bedford Co061) Sink : (Bedford/Franklin CO-V123) Slusher: (Va -070) Smelser : (Va-054) , (Va 0268 ) Smith: (Tn-026) , (Pa 059 ), (Va-069) , (Pa swVa-0135 ) , (va -Ky-'Ih - 0220) , (Va-0267 ), (Rockbridge -0300) , (Floyd Co-V102 ) Snodgrass : (Va-0254 ) Soper: (Va-Tn-0233) Sowder : ( 026 ) Spence : (Ire-Va- 0247 ) Spencer: (Charlotte Co04o) , Va-0117), (Va076 ), (Carroll /Grayson- 0282 ) · Spradlin s iva- V78 ) Spurlock: Va-0198 ) Steagall : Franklin Co0137 ) Steele : ( va-0228 ), (Va0157 ) Stevens : ( Va-V46 ) Stewart : (NC- 'Ih-Al- Mo095 ), ( Va-0123 ) Stickler.: (WV-0134) Stickley : (Ya-V166 ) Stinespring s (Va-017 ) Stinson : (055 ) Stones (Va-054) , ( Va0175.) Stoverr (va-vli-6 ) St:r:aton·: (WV-V59 ) Strong 1 ( NC- 0242 ) Stockner.:. (NC-Va-0282 ) Stoneman: ( Va- 0252 ) Sullivan : (Tn-In-0168 ) Summerfield : (Va-0101·) Summers : (Va-Ky- In02 72 ) , (WV-V187 ) Sumner : ( Va-0243 ) Sumpter/Sumter : (018 ) Surface : (V101 ) , (V1? 9) Surratt : (NC-Va-0282) Sweeney : ( Va -Pa-0223) Sykes : (va- 0240) 'Tu.rter : ( Scott Co-V141) 'Tu.ylors : (va - NC-KyV93 ) Terry : ( NJ- Va -Ky-0286 ) Thomas : (va -01 6 ), (Va055 ), (v1 J6 ) Thomps on : (Va -0102 ), Va- 01 92 ) Tribbl e : (va -0112) Truman : ( 098) Turman : (va-0198 ) Turner : (Va-?_46 ), (Va - 02 56) , (Cumberl and/Goochland- V175 ) Tyree : (0208) Updtke : ( 0262) Vance: (Va-017 ) , (va Tn-0104 ) Vaus es: (va-NC-V93 ) Vencil: (Va-In- 0295 ) Vencill: (Va-0268 ) Vest : ( V1J6 ) Via r (WV-V120 ) Waddle: (0168 ) Wade : (va-NC-V124), Va-0247 ) Walker s (Wythe Co-0235 ) , ( Va-0254), (swVa0216 ) Wakefi eld s (0217) Wall : ( Va-016 ) Walling : ( Pa- Va- 'lh0168 ) Wallis: (Va -013 ) Walters : (Va- 03 03 ), (Montgomery Co-022 ) Wampler : (va-099 ) Ward: ( Va-V91), (098 ) Ware: .(Va- 070 ) Waskey s ( V59 ) I I' l I �145 Wasson: ( 035) Wa tkins.1 ( 026) Wheeler: (NC-Va-0278 ), (Md.-NG-Va-V179) White: (NC-V25 ), (Va078), (va-06 1) W(h)atley1 (Il-0257 ) Webb: (va-0223 ), (Va0278) Weddell: ( 0168 ) Weddle 1 ( 0168) Welch: (Va- NC-0131) Wellcome: (Va-0137) Weller: (Ca-NY-082 ) Wiley: (Va-0300) Wilkens on: (va-0319) Wilkins: (Il-0154) Williams: (Ky-0258), (VaIn-0272), (Va-Oh~OJ16) Wilson: (Va-0192) , (Va0199) , (Va-V186), (Va -Ky-Ill-OJ17 ) Wimmer: (Va-OJ18) Winchester: (NC-Va-'Ih095) Winesett: (Va-NC-V91) Witt: (Va-070) Wood: (WV-V120) Woods: (va-...V78) , (Va-0270) Woolwine: (05J ) Worrel : (NJ-Pa-Va-Ky0286) Wren : {Va-NC- 091) Wright: (Va-015), (Vav76.) Wyatt : (va-Oh-0316), (va~o79) Wygal: (V101) Young: (Va-0267) Zerfas: (Vi 79) (note: Those counties without a state are Va. -- I hope that I haven't made too many errors .) ====================-=======================================·============ QUERIES (con't) WILSON , Robert L. , Sunrise Acres, Rt 1 Box 20 , Fletcher, NC 28732 Need marriage record of Samuel FERGUSON and Rebecca MAYS md ?Grayson Co, Va , early 1800's . Rebecca dau c f William Mays and obedience 'TERRELL. Also need parents of Samuel Ferguson. PURCELL , Mrs. Isabell W., 720 Aumond Road , Augusta , GA 30909 Need parents of Isaac WILLIS b 1804 Va . d after 1880 res . Lee & Wise Cos , Va , md ca 1826 Elizabeth , b 1810 Va, d 1884, parents of Absolom Willis, b 1828 Lee Co, Va, d 1905 Wise Co , Va, md ca 1848 Lucinda C TA'IE, b 1830 d 1905, dau of John Tate, b 1800 Va, who was pastor Three Forks Primitive Baptist Church near Big Stone Gap, Wise Co ., Va . Will exchange Willis and Tate information . ODIE & ENIB FOR MEMBERS First name is ancestor - following names are members who are working on the same name . Check the Membership Directory for member address, PARSONS, John = Wm S Abshear & Harold B Peters. MAY, John = Jo Ann Cuddy & R Vaughn Cassell. BOOTHE, George = George Pesely & Edward D Graham. McALEXANDER, = George Pesely is working on William and Mrs . L. G. Rich is not sure of her ancestor - could be a connection. NUCKLES/Nuckolls = Mr. Watha Lambert & Mrs. Margaret M Curnow - surname is in Tazewell Co., Va . Also Mrs. Sandra S. Birthisel. FULKERSON =Mrs Shirley O'Toole & Garland Black. 1II1=====================================================================11II \I 11 ll II !l ll II IRENE OLIVE KITTINGER lj 11 Approved Family History Researched in North Carolina State A:rchives 111218 Scott Place, Cary, N. C. 27511 I: Walnut Hills II ll ll II (919) 46?-698911 II================================================================='' �.... 146 QUERIES editor: Minnie Hall BARCLAY, Kathryn, 110 Windham Rd., Nor folk , VA 23505 Seekin~ info on Bedee (B.D.) BARCLAY, b Januarv 5, 1815 in T.JV . his parents? Who were DICKINSON, Patricia, 825 S. Wa lnut St . , ST . Albans , WV 25177 Need info on Patrick & Lucy Fuller SMITH . Sale of PATRICK ' s es tate J un e 11, 1814 in Russell Co. Ha d son s , Henr y b . 1808, Aly b. 1812 i n Camp b e l l Co., TN. Lucy married, second, I ssac JACKSON . After 1820 census , mov e d to Pike Co. , KY. CLARKSTON, Deborah Thompson, Rt. 1 , Box 41 - Gl, Big Stone Gap VA 242 19 Need to know parents of John Martin THOMP S ON , b March 8 , 1874 in L ee Co.VA d 1949. Also Eliza STAPLETON, b Aug . 15 , 1873 i n Scott Co . VA, d. 1956 in Wise Co. VA. They married in Wise Co . VA on Dec . 28 , 1893 . VOWELL, Marion C., 508 Warwick llcl., P ala t i n e , IL 6 0 067 Barnabus GULLION, Daniel CANERON and wife Jane ( GU I LLION ), Reu ben REPASS & wife Ester (GULLION), sold land, Wy t he Co VA , 1 82 4. Was Barnabu s GULLION and Kettering KEATH, who were m 1788, Mo nt gomery Co. oarent s o f these GULLIONs? Was Daniel CAf1ERON the son o f J a mes CAf'fER ON & Ann Ch a rity SPANGLER? COX, Jane, 2506 Lafayette Ave. Richmond, VA 23228 Gompiling data on the desc of Robert GIBBONEY ( 1810-186 7) a nd E l i z abeth Goering HALLER (1816-1884) of Wythe Co. VA. The y h a d 7 c h i ld . (1 male and 6 females) b between 1838 & 1858, who s e marri e d surn ames were GIBBONEY, COX, HUDSON, KYLE, SHELLEY, BEAR, & MAJOR(S) . BRIMHALL, Mrs. L. C., Box 787, Winston, OR 97496 Collecting info on desc of Henrv PEP.DEUX and w, Marie TOISSON, who left France in 1657. Came to Eliz. City, VA. Spelling variations - PERDUE, PURDUF., PARDUE, PURDEW, PURDOO . Reply with SASE. BRIMF..ALL, Lavonnie, P . 0. Box 787, Hinston, OR. 97496 Seeking ancestors, etc of: John CHILDRESS, Sr. ca 1730, Henrico Co VA. lived Albemarle Co, w Rachel PERKINS, father and s in Rev. War. John CHILDRESS,Jr. Dec 2, 1759 Albemarle Co. VA, lived Amherst Co. VA, w Elizabeth LINDSAY, also lived Burkes CO & Wilkes Co, NC. In 1795 settled on Bull Run in TN. John d Jan 11, 1849 . Need all data for 6th child, James who m Polly AYRES 1808 TN have no data on wives. ROBERTSON, James S ., 3520 Winding Way RD. SW, Roanoke, VA 2401.5 Need info on Stephen ROBERTSON b ca 1805 Franklin CO. VA, d Dec 27, 1889, Franklin Co VA; son of John & Frances (Smith) ROBERTSON; m Martha A. PALMER Nov 25, 1828 Franklin Co . VA. Would like to find someone with Bible record & photogr aphs of this family. BARNES, Freda , 1111 Wilmore Dr . Middletown, OH 45042 Need info on BIRDS of Bedford & Franklin Co. Elizabeth, dau of Luke BIRD, m J ohn CUNDIFF in 1803 Bedford Co . Who were others in her family • �147 GIBSON, . Na urine H. , Box 1507 5, 5101 Cortez Dr. Orlando, FL 32808 Need info parents of Thomas BLANKENSHIP, b ca 1823, in VA, m Malinda HOLBROOK b 4-4-1834. Child Sarali b ca 1853, Thomas b 4-19-1855 Tazewell CoVA., Isaac, b ca 1858 & Mary 1839 . Will answer all responses & xch info. BUCKINGHAM, Richard W., 6129 Leesburg Pike, #817, Falls Church,VA 22041 Where can I find copies of the Montgomery Herald for 1855, a newspaper possibly published in Radfor. The Library of Congress does not have it in theri newspaper depts. My grandfather published "a piece of l)Oetry" in it and dedicated it to his sweetheart (later his wife). GUTSCHE, Mrs . Pamela J., 516 O'Connell St . Watertown, WI 53094 Seeking info about par en ts of William WOMACK, b in 1814 or 1815 in VA. Mother's first name is Catherine P. or A., no maiden name known. Father's name unknown. Bros & sis are James, Joseph, John, LeRoy, Larkin, Rebeccah, Catherine, and Mary Catherine (Mary may be a niece). Any info may be of help. JOHNSON, Mrs . Joe R . (Vivian H.), P. 0. Box 698, Danville, KY 40422-0698 Seek info on Charles M POSTON m Lodemie HAMMOND Sept 23, 1896, Smyth Co.VA He the son of Thomas & May/Mary Elizabeth POSTON, age 23, and Lodemie, age 16 ,- dau of Alfred & Lucinda (Musgrove) HAMMOND. Child: Lola m Charles HARRIMAN, lived FL in 1920; Harry 1 Welch WV 1923: Hubert/herbert, Charles Wm and Laura Lou m a Smith and liv Welch, WV in 1923. BLANKENSHIP, Barbara, 9125 Woodpark Lane Apt D, Knoxville, TN 37923 Seek info Rev SOLDIER, James C. MCGHEE b 1762. Cumberland Co PA to Bedford Co PA 1766, to East TN after war, then to Lee Co VA ca 1800 , to Anderson/ Campbell Co TN ca 1806 , to Wayne Co KY 1833, d 1839. Seek parents, wife and children. PARKS, Mrs. Elizabeth M., RT 1 Box 407, Sedona, AZ 86336 Seeking ancestry two great grandmothers, Sarah W. CHANDLER b Nov 15 1805, Albemarle Co, m Samuel L. BILLUPS, Kanawha Co, Apri l 25, 1822, d Wayne Co , April 27, 1887. Mary (Polley) CHANDLER b 1794, m Oliver MOORE, June 6, 1808, Fluvanna Co, d July 23, 1854, Kanawha Co VA. JONES, Shirl ey A ., 3664 Woodruff Ave, Long Beach, CA 90808 Seeking info and desc on my 3rd ggfather, John BREWER, son of Lewis & Agatha (Holland) BREWER of Grayson Co VA. John m 1st Celia J. (Celey) ELLET/ELLIOTT 1828; 2nd Catherine BEDWELL, 1 847. Where did John & Catherine go? Al so researching Andrew, Miller & Reddick. MERRITT, Russell W. , Box 261, Augusta , IL 62311 John MERRITT b Bedford Co VA ca 1780-84, w Sarah (?) b 1780 . Where? Where m and who wer e their parents? Child - Daniel K, Richard, Mary, Nacy, John B , Thomas, George, William. Daniel K was my ggfather . John d 1854, Botetourt Co. Where did Sarah go? Are there living relatives? �FAWBUSH, Bessie Seeking desc of Russell Co. VA, James . O; Nancy Danial HORTON. Russell Co. VA, Stinson, 88 E. F r o n t St . Richlands, VA 24641 James STI NSON a n d his w Adc:th JaJTJes b ca 1799 d ca 1870 Russell Co . VA . Th e ir child - 1Jilliam E ., md. . HEL TON~ Amancla md . Eli JA.C!<.SOl\J • Mary Ja n e md Also, Chlirle s B . STINSON m Flori e n c e DAVIS 1891 moved to Irentcr.. . OH . ca 1910 . G1;:1 : clly xch i n fo . MOORE, Barbara J., 14922 Heimer Rd, San Anto n io , TX 78232 Need birthplace of Magnus MCDONALD d 1809 , Wil so n Co TN , m 1 7 88 t o Tabitha MORRIS, Montgomery Co. VA. Ma g n ess & James MCDANIEL i n Botetourt Co. 1771. Magnus in Wa s h ing t on Co . 1 7 82 . P u rchase d l a nd in Wythe Co. VA from James & Reb e c ca MCDONAD i n 1790, he sold thi s land in 1800 and went to Wilson Co . , TN. PEIRCE, Robert A., Hagerstown, I N 4 7 34 6 ( P , 0,Box ~8) Henry FULLHEART bought land on branch of Ti nk e r Cree k, Bote t o urt Co, 1819. Will mentions wife Mary, Child r J o hn, He n ry . Nee d d a t a on Henry Sr., country of orgin, etc. Xch o n F ULLHART, FRANT Z, GARST,ZUG. MCHENRY, Miss Aileen, Rt. 2, Beloit,KS. 07420 Info wanted on MCHENRY family who lived in Southwes t e rn Vir gi n i a. Isaac was 1 of 8 sons of John MCHENRY. Was John s on of Ba rn a bur MCHENRY? JOHNSON, Mrs. Leonard, 500 E. Tunnell St., Santa Mari a , CA 93454 Seeking info on Charles HOLLIDAY b 1771 Ba ltimore to Mary MCALISTER & James HOLLIDAY. Siblings - William, Janit/Jane. Others? Married Sarah WATKINS may 1793, Montgomery Co.VA. , Lived Montgomery, Smythe, Russell Counties. To Kentucky ca 1809. Sarah d Allen Co. KY 1816 . Charles d 1850 Chesterfield, IL. WELLS, Mrs. Don· W., Box 125, Riverton,KS 66770 Need the parents and bp of william COUCH b 1820 in TN. Md Louisa Jane PROVANCE b May 16, 1822. In Cape Girardeau, MO by 1850, buried Mitchell Cemetery at Melbourne, MO . Lived in Daviess Co. MO. Louisa was the dau of Gincey HARMON & William PROVANCE who m in Greene Co TN Nov 26, 1818 . Their oldest son was named Isaac Harmon PROVANCE. COFFMAN, Ban H. , Box 67, Center Point, IN 47840 Need info Robert ST.CLAIR, w Ruth (?) Bedford Co. VA. Will probated 1827, son Isaac SINCLAIR m. Anna PATTESON Feb. 20, 1798. Moved to KY then IN with Thomas E. MARTIN family. Would like info on SINCLAIRS, MARTINS & GRAVES. DALTON , Standler V. , 2901 Hillcrest, Hays, KS 67601 My gggfather, Timothy DALTON, b 1760-1770, w Sarah, in Hawkins Co. TN ca 1800-1834 . Son, Timothy b 1803. He probably came from Carroll Co. VA . Wish to learn his parents, siblings and other children . ' �149 PATE, Ruth J., 11315 E. 72nd St·, Raytown, MO 64133 Searching fo r the father of Daniel BOWLIN b 1801 in VA, d in Indianola, IO. Also am search ing names : WAKEFIELD, HULL, MCENTIRE, BEACH, MARVIN and MOFFIT. GREEVER, E. L., 115 Spring Grove, Bluef ield, WV 24701 I am searching the JONES and TURNERS of Bedford Co VA . I will share . Have much info FRANCIS, Mrs. Bernice Kelley, 11 Montague Ave. Winchester, VA. 22601 Dicy/ Disey FARLEY, b 1813 in VA~ all census records and family Bible say she was b in VA . Where in VA? Who were her parents? M 1834 in Ohio, Thomas SHARP: children - Jackson, Seth, Huldah, Ivy, Melissa , Zimri, Phidella, Charlotta "Lottie"(my gmother) and Ezra. Info Xch, postage refunded. PURCELL, Isabell Willis, 720 Aumend Road, Augusta, GA 30909 My paternal line WILLIS i s from Lee & Wise Cos. Earliest documented anc is Isaac WILLIS b 1804 VA m. ca 1826 Elizabeth ?, d ca 1880 Wise Co. This family was associated with the Three Forks Primitive Baptist Ch. Their eldest son Absolom WILLIS b 1828 Lee Co .. m ca 1848 Lucinda TATE . WELLS, Clara Couch, Box 125, Riverton, KS 66770 John Henry LITTLE b ca 1800?? wife Elizabeth ??. Son John Henry LITTLE b MO Aug . 4, 1828. M Amanda ENGLAND b IL Sept 9, 1832. They m June 3, 1852 at Warsaw, MO, Benton Co. Also Isaac ENGLAND b ca 1800 VA m Rebecca ?? b ca 1805 VA. His f was Titus ENGLAND b 1780 VA. Isaac was a Meth preach in Benton Co. MO in 1850 census. HARGREAVES, Catherine Armstrong, 124 Larch, , Saginaw, MI. 48602 Is proof avail that John RICHARDSON & Su san BRUMFIELD, dau of Robert BRUMFIELD who d 1790 Mercer Co. KY, were the parents of Mary D. RICHARDSON (1790- 1871) who m 1813 Mercer Co . KY to James Ramsey ARMSTRONG? Who were the parents of John RICHARDSON & where in VA was he from? FERRIN, Mrs . Mildred Slone , 12061 S 800 East, Draper, UT 84020 Surnames I am researching are - HALE, SHEPHERD, SLONE, SIZEMORE, MOORE, PRATOR, ELKINS, FRAZIER, SEXTON, SALISBURY, THORNSBERRY, STEARNS, STEARN, TRUMAN, WIREMAN, HELTON, WARD, MEREDITH, CARTER, SALMONS, CARPENTER, MARIS, MENDENHALL, THOMAS, DIXON , CLEMONS, FRANKLIN, MOSELY. Want to hear from anyone with these surnames in their lines. Will refund postage. DAWSON,Jr ., Marilyn (Mrs. EF.) , 309 Shadow Oaks, Conroe, TX 77303 Want to trade info with anyone working on a BENTLEY line. My BENTLEY family settled in GA, Wilkes Co by 1800 , came from SC & maybe VA. COFFMAN , Ben H. Box 67, Center Point, IN, 47840 Want proff David COFFMAN m Mary Ann LOVELL ca 1774 , prob Westmoreland Co. VA. Childr Lovell, Robert, Markham, Marshall, Sara. Robert LOVELL III Sarah MARSHALL family names . David COFFMAN b Lancaster Co. PA l ived Jefferson Co TN , d Limes tone Co . AL 1835. �150 FERRIN, Mrs. Mildred Slone, 1 20 61 S 800 East , Dra ner . UT 84 020 Having problems on my Joseph HALE, b 1756 , Patrick Co , VA , m Rac h e l WELLS, Clara Couch, Box 125, Rivert o n, KS 66 7 70 John David JOLLEY b Dec 12, 1825 MO . M Eliza Ann ELLIOTT b Ap r TN, dau of Robert & Margaret ?? ELLIOTTE . ?? 2 0 1830 , CUDDY, JoAnn Whitson, 58 Pear Tree Point Rd, D;:i ri e n , CT 06820 Seeking info on ch of James JONES & Thomas ~T ONES who 1 i ved n ea r Samu el FERGUSON in the Bluestone-Clinch area late 1700 ' s . Was Sa mu e l ' s w Mary A. JONES, b 1779, dau of ei ther? TRENHOLM , Emily Quillin, 1150 Judson Dr. Bould e r, CO 90303 Desire info on Thomas & Anna Fie ld s STRONG, I s aac & Ur s ul a BOUNDS, Ch a rle s & 'Rebecca Bevins BOND, William & Margaret Davi s BOND, al l livin g in Scott Co or thereabouts in the late 1700 ' s, early 1800's. Also P a trick & Ann Walker PORTER of Russell Co. LUCAS, Doris A. , Star Route 3, Alturas, CA 96101 Seeking info on Valentine MARTIN, b ca 1750, w Elizabeth DALTON fro m Vir g inia to Surry Co. NC ; Edward BUTLER b early 1700' s , s Wil l iam BUTLER & brothers to NC , w Francis COOK. COONES, Mrs. J. Michael, Rt 2, Box 195, Gentry, Arkansas, 7273L1 Seek info on the following - Edmund Warren LEWI S, b J an 31, 1813, VA . M Sarah Lewis POINDEXTER. Who were his parent s , bros & sisters? Adam CROUSE (CROWS), Jr. b 1801 Ashe Co. NC, m Judith JOHNSON. One bro possibly named Obediah. F Adam CROUSE, Sr. Who was his mother, other siblings? BLANKENSHIP, Barbara, 9125 Woodpark Lane, Apt D, Knoxville, TN 37923 Desire info on surname SHOOPMAN/SCHUPPMAN/SHOOKMAN/SHOATMAN/SHOAKMAN/SHOOTMAN any place or time . First found in 1792 Montgomery Co VA marriage records. Same names John , Jacob, Nicholas & Michael appear 1813 Campbell Co TN. Elizabeth SHOOPMAN m Wm BYRD ca 1830 Campbell Co. TN . Seek parents & birth place. EASTER, Peggy E., Rt 1 Box 401, St. Albans WV, 25177 Need info on Charles DRAKE, b 1780 in what is now Giles Co, VA, m Clarissa JEANS (JEAMS). Moved to Pike Co . KY, then to WV . CARTER, Mary J . 5701 East Glenn #62, Tucson, AZ 85712 Info on Nathaniel & Elizabeth FOGG, parents of my ggggmother, Anna FOGG who m Cornelius NOELL ca 1740 Essex Co. VA. Joseph CALLAWAY, Jr. b VA, f of Richard CALLAWAY, b 1722 Caroline Co . VA . Richard CALLAWAY & w Frances WALTON were p of Mildred Callaway NOELL. Need all info on WALTONS & CALLAWAYS. Wm GRI ZZARD & wife Sussex Co . VA to Southhampton Co. VA Their son Jeremiah was my gggfather, who m Betsy WOODARD , dau of Micajah & Mary WOODARD, both b VA later went to NC and on to Davidson Co. TN where Mi caj ah's w. p Aug, 1808 . Xch info on early ancestors of Betsy WOODARD. GUTSCHE, Pam, 516 O'Connell St. Watertown, WS 53094 Need info on William WOMACK b in VA in 1814 . M was Catherine P or A. , no �151 maiden nam e . Broth ers of William are James , Larkin (Lukin), John, LeRoy, Joseph . Sisters are Catherine, Rebecah, Mary Catherine. Any info please. LONG, Helen E ., 1789 Sullivant Ave. Columbus, OH 43223 Josiah KENNON b 18 17 VA, m Mary Jane BROWN . Who are his parents & siblings. Marria g e performed b y Rev . J. SCHOONFIELD, witnessed by Theodric MORRIS & Susan HARRIS. SCHRADER, Patricia L. 3438 Castle Rock, Garland, TX 75042 Is Henry WHATLEY (WATLEY), who fought in 1812 Illinois Militia, part of the WATLEY family of Logan Co. KY (1798-1802)? And also from the WHATLEY line out of VA? LORD, Joyce E ., 913 Sou th 4lst Ave Apt l, Yakima, WA, 98908 Would like to he ar from desc of Falser ROUSE who m Susan WEDDLE and settled in Montgomery Co VA. Also a n y WALLING . Info for info. CARTER, Mary J., 5701 East Glenn #62, Tucson, AZ 85712 Thomas CARLIN m Elizabeth EVANS in VA ca 1779. He was son of John CARLIN of County Antrim, Ireland. She was dau of George EVANS & w Mary, Halifax Co VA & and gdau of Walter EVANS, who came from Wales. Need info re EVANS family, whose desc later moved into TN. John CARLIN, s of Elizabeth EVANS & Thomas CARLIN m Jane COULSON in Grayson Co . VA 1804. Jane was dau of Jacob and Eliz? COULSON in Grayson Co VA. Jacob's will proved May 1811 named h i s wife, Elizabeth & child: Jeremiah, Isaac, Rachel HILL, Sarah, Jane CARLIN, Priscilla NEWMAN & John . Will xch info . PARSLEY , Mrs. W. B., 10908 Melton View Need any information about John BENHAM Washington Co, Va, ca 1769. Also John ca 1800 Washington Co, Va . They moved Wayne Co, 'IN. Lane,. Knoxville, TN 37921 & wife Mary HOBBS, who came to Benham Jr, who md Elizabeth GRIMES first to Dickson Co, 'IN, then SWITZER, Norma, Rt 7 Box 115, Doniphan, MO 63935 Searching for birth & parents records of Salena DURHAM, b Natural Bridge, Botetourt Co, Va. on ?11 May 1843. Salena md Pleasant BLAKELY, b 16 Sept 1849, Laurel Co, KY. When & where were they md? (Note: No Durham in Botetourt Co 1850, er Montgomery Co., but family by that name in 1850 Franklin Co. - no Salena.) BOWLING, Mrs Rubye , R2 Box 444, Osgood, IN 47037 Information on following who lived in Scott Co, Va in 1800 era to 1900. PETERS: Joseph, Issac, Rev. James, Nancy Catherin (b 14 Apr 1866) , Samuel and Elizabeth; MAY, Eli C (b 26 Oct 1819); BOWERS, Carolene; GILLIAM, W. Hiram, Harmon, Floyd, Charles, Mirna, Paralee, Elizabeth, & Ellen . NEIGHBORS, Marvin U., 3817 Vermont Ave., NW, Roanoke, VA 24017 Need parents of Henry CRAIG, who md Mildred MEADOR, dau of Richard , in Bed.ford 1818 . D3.vid & Elizabeth MOORE to Montgomery Co. pre 1799 - sold farm in 1816 & left county. Where to? Need marriage of Iavid & Eliz'h - also parents. �• 152 EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES by Jean Moseley 'Ihought that the following articles mig h t be of interest to our l oca l members . All of our quarterlies are pla ced in the Vlrginia Room of the main Roanoke City Library at Elmwood Park. "Ancestry " (W. Palm Beach , Fl.) July 198 1 & preceding issues : and the Law . ' ' Genealogy "St . Louis Genealogical Society" , Summer, 198 1, p 4J "What ' s a Pal a tine? ' and ' 1782 Tux List , Greenbriar Co ., Va. ' (continuati on XIV - 1) "Nelson Co . (Ky) Pioneer" , summer ' 81 , " The uncertainty of Titles ', ' Nelson Co . Deed Books '. F.arly Ken tucky Lan~ "Kentucky Ancestors", Vol 17 #1, July 1981, ginia names - 'Church Records'. 'Ceme tary r ecord s ' - many Vir- Miami Valley Genealogical Society (Ohio) , Vol XI #1 , Crieger F a mily of Southwest Virginia " by Clarence E Shepard (also one of our members ) . Vol XI #J, Bible Subscription list - persons who boug ht - 1 8 19-1820, Pa , Ohio, Md, Va, NY , NJ & NC, Germans mostly - good s ource. Pellissippian Genealogical Society (new exchange) , Tenn . - excellent records . "Heart of Texas Records", Vol XXIV #J, Fall 1981. Hint of enclosed envelope: Information has been pass ed along to me that when a business size envelope is folded in thirds and put inside another envelope of the same size, it jams the posting machines at the post office. I am told that i t is better to carefully insert the unfolded envelope of the same size (it will work). Just don ' t forget to always enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope when writing for information. This is just a common courtsey and you are more likely to get a reply too. QUARTERLIES RECEIVED "Newsletter", Grayson Co . Historical Society, Inc. , Rt 1 Box 293, Elk Creek Virginia 24326 . Queries, articles, etc . on Grayson Co . Quarterly from YJOWVA Genealogical Society, PO Box 1254, Huntington, WV & where , pedigree charts, June issue has Hutchison/Hutchinson births from Wayne Co . Court House, WV. 25715. Queries, hints on how to "'Ihe 'Ihree Bells" (newsletter for the Bel l Famil y ) published by Mrs . Molly Bateman R-eigard, 1321 Gum Tree, Huffman , TX 77336. August issue has 12 pages (consecutive page 58 ) 'Ihe Flint Genealogical Society, PO Box 1217, Flint, Michigan 48501 . Good information for Michigan. July , 1981, sample copy . Coos Genealogical Forum, PO Bos 1067, North Bend, OR 97459. June 1981 . Starts with page #34 and ends p 60. (We are not including the price of above --due to change in dues ( inflation! ) �153 The Sun City Genealogist , The Sun City Genealog i cal Society, PO Box 1448 , Vol 2 , #II , sum.me r 1981. Good a r t icles on how to and where t o research - and how to use the fa cili ty af ter you g et there. Sun City , AR 85372 . BCGS News l etter , Blair Co . Genealogical S o c i e ty, Box 855, Altoona, PA 16603 Jan 1981, Vo l 2 #1. Article on " The Lower Family. We have rec e i ved notice of the Map es Fa mily Ass ociation . Georg e Robertson III 90 Clifton Bl vd., Binghamton , New Yo rk 139 03, i s seeking people to start chapters and i nformation on the Map es fa mily. Contact him. BLANKENSHI P and ARMS THONG FAMILIES contributed by Mrs. Joe R Johns on PO Box 698 D:tnville, Ky 40422 Copied from "The Iron ton Reg ister ", Iron ton, Ohio, Thursday, February 16 , 190.5 LAWRENCE COUNTY Continua tion of His tory of Early Times Early Families of Aid Township - Humble Start Which Some Had (Copyrighted by T. O. Walton Of Jas. Blankenships children, Pressley marr~ed Mary Jacks and lives on Elkins Creek. Bartley married Martha daughter of Ianiel Markin. Rily married Isabelle, daughter of James Rayburn. Andrew went to Tenn. Andrew Sr. 's child , Jane, married Lewis Nida and is dead. Mary Ann married Peter, son of Jeptha Clark Sr. He died and she married Allen Drumond. Ida niarriedNathan ERrwood and lives near the mouth of Raccoon . Johnson married Polley, daughter of D:tvis Green, She died and he married Jane, daughter of Hannah Fostnot, and lives in Ill. Jeremiah Rankin's, sr. 's childs Malinda, married Patrick , son of Jno. Culpepper Wilson and Sarah Martin Wilson . Col. Amstrong married Hannah, daughter of Elizabeth Dilley, and died on N. E. S . 24. Both died of cholera in Sept. 1848 and both were buried in one grave by Peter Ghirst and Esq. Jno. Massie. No other persons would go near them. All were afraid of the cholera. They slid their coffins with them in onto the sled on skids and when they got them to the grave slid them on skids into the grave. Of his children Mary married Sylvester Drummond and is dead. Hiram married Susan, daughter of Thornton Drummonds , and lives at Rankins point; John died single; Sarah Ann married Mid Freeliae and is dead; Peniance married Thornton Lambert and is dead. Wm . Ba.rbery Stevens lives .at Rankin point; Asherina married John Harvey, son of Thos. Lambert and is dead; Matilda married in Ill. 'Ihos. and Berry died single ; Diana Adaline married Mr . Saunders and lives in Mason township. Mahala married Miss Brown. Diana married a son of Edmond Massie and liv es on Buck creek . Col. Armstrong Sr. 's child, Lowden , went off in time of the wa r and wa s n ever hear of. 0 �154 GENERAL ANDREW LEWIS of ROANOKE and GREENBRIER by Patricia Giv ens Jo hnson Andrew Lewis was the greatest Ind ian fighter and frontier hero produced by Western Virginia prior to the Revolution . He was a close associate of Geroge Washington, Lord Dun more , Dr . Thomas Waslker , 7homas Jeffe;rson, Patrick Henry, William Christian , and other prominent men . This is the first biography to be pub l ished about this first nati onally known leader of the Roanoke Valley. • Lewis accomplished many things . Three important accomplishemen t s were: (1) He participated in Commissi ons negotiating Indian treat i es a t Fort Pitt and Fort Stanwix. (2) He co mmanded Virgin i a Rifle riflemen who set back Cornstalk's force s at t h e Battle of Point Pleasant on the Ohio River in October 1774. (3) He drov e Gove:rnor Dunmore from Gwynn 's Island during the Revolution. Genealogists will be interested in t h e fiv e genera t i on Lewi s family chart with the following surnames: Amos , Ball, Beale , Bo s well , Bragg , Bowyer, Bryant, Calhoun, Crow, Evans , Finney, Gi v ens , King , Long , Love, Luke, Lynn, Madison, Marshall, McClanahan, Mon t g ome ry, Murray, S trother, Whitley and others. 'Ihis book has a soft cover, 259 pages plus 20 pag es of pictures and maps and completely indexed. A complimentary copy has b een g ive n the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society by the author and has been placed in the Roanoke County Public Library (Electric Road). The price of the book is $14.50 and may be ordered from Patricia Givens Johnson, Rt. 2 Box 50, Christiansburg, Virginia 24b73. (Note: See Nov. 1979 for a list of other books written by Mrs. * * * * Franklin County, Virginia * Johnson.) * 1875-1981 This 10th publica~ion in memory of Raymond H Sloan and published in connection with Franklin County Fiddler's Convention has an outstanding Collection of old photos of Franklin County churches, homes, schools and early settlers. The family ?f John Thornton(1806-1888) and Luch Ashworth Thornton ( 1812-1888 ), marri~d 13 J~n 1834, has a group picture with names of their twelve children and marriages . There were 95 known grandchildren. The Knowles (Noles) family was found in Franklin County by 1788, discovered fro~ the_ research of Robert (Bob) Knowles (1894-1952 ) . Other early families pictured were Iavis, Dillon, English, Goode, Greer, Gregor,} Hodges, Newman, Perdue, Ramsey, Sigmon and Turner. Tue editors of this pub l i cati on are Dorothy R Cundiff and Rod Shively. It is published by the Merchants' and Businessmen's Association in Rocky Mount, Va. 24151. The price is $2 . 00 . A complimentary copy was sent to the Southwest Virgin i a Gen ealogical Society and has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. ) �155 RCX::KBRirx:;E HISTORICAL SOCIETY VOLUME SEVEN of the PROCEEDINGS 1966 - 1969 On August 9, 1939 citizens of Rockbridge County and Lexington met in the hope of saving fr om destruction a building that was considered an architectural gem , and formed the Rockbridge Historical Society. During 1966, the Chairman of the Library Corrunittee, Dr. Charles W. Turner, with ·the help of some Washington & Lee University students, recatalogued and indexed all papers , pictures and memorabilia belonging to the s ociety. A committee working under him rearranged and decorated the living rootn and other- rooms of "The Castle. " Improvements on throughout the three vision of Dr. Turner tions, 1966- 1969 are the three house s owned by the Society have continued years. The opening of "The Castle" under the superwas started in October, 1969. The principal acquisilisted. Some of the outstanding papers were: Blac k Friday in Lexintgon - The Failure of the Bank of Lexington by Dr. Ollinger Crenshaw; The Ellen Glasgow Library by Colonel Carrington c. Tutwiler, her nephew; Spottswood Styles, Lexington's Negro poet, including his poetry by Houston Barclay ; Lexington Baptists, 1839-1887 by Dr. John Barrett; John Jordan , Builder by Willard lseJY, : and many others. Each paper . ~s well docume nted with foo tnotes. This volume has 175 pages and is completely indexed. A gift copy to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society from the Rockbridge Historical Society has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. A copy of this volume and earlier volumes may be ordered from the Librarian, Rockbridge Historical Society, Lexington, Virginia 24456. The pri ce is $ 3.00 each. GIFTS TO SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Haven Families and Allied Families by Mrs Bonni e Ball, 1970-71, Big Stone Gap, Virginia, as collected for Mr. J B Havens, Family Historian, PO Box 508, Stafford, TX 77477 Prelude to the Present 1831-1981. Salem Presbyterian Church by Collier S Harvey. Printed as a part of the observance of the 150th anniversary of the Salem Presbyterian Church, June 4, 1981, Salem, Virginia. All have been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library • • I L - - - -- - -- �156 SWITCHES & CINDERS It is the right of the editor to s elect the mate r ial tha t g oes i n t o t he publication and i am doing t hat now by r e pri n ti n g thi s article tha t a ppeared in the October 1978 i ssue of VAN . Carrie Gertrude S traton was born 7 July 1886 and died 23 Sept 1981 , married 1 909 Ma n n i n gs G Waskey , 1 887 -1972 . Told by Mrs Carrie Straton Was k ay to her d a ughter , Mrs Fowler. Cl aude S . ( Babe ) " The year is about 1892 . The place is now Myrtl e , W. Va . , abou t 2 0 miles from Logan . The home is a t wo- story l og house , known as the Col. Floyd ' s old home. There are two rooms up a n d two rooms down - eac h with a huge fireplace . 'Ihe family : the fa th er , Allen Butcher S traton ; the mother , S. Jane Des kins Straton ; the two c hildre n are Carri e , abo ut 6 years old, and Joe, about 4 years old. The t i me was a bout November with Christmas not too far away . Toys , as we kn ow them , were unhe ard of in that a rea, and hard candy just a s rare . The p resents were hand ma de and usually clothing. "'Ihe trip to Logan took the better p a rt of the day a n d when we went , we spent the night with my grandparents , Willia m and Ma ry ( Perry ) Straton , and returned home the next day. "Father made the trip to Logan about a month b ef o re Chr i s tmas for supplies and purchased some hard candy f or Chris tmas as a s p e cial treat for us . Mother hid the candy , bu t I foun d it. Eac h day Jo e a nd I would sneak a piece or two of the candy and on e day t h e re was no more candy. It did taste s o good ! "Chris tmas Eve, we hung up our knitted yarn s tockings (which were made by my grandmother Martha (Bevins) Deskins ) by the fireplace and placed our shoes under them . Then off 'to bed wi th dreams of what Santa Claus would bring us . " 'Ihe next morning we ran down the stairs to see what Santa Claus had left for us . " I hea rd Joe , crying , ask , "Did Santa Claus bring you just what he gave me? - - - A switch in my stocking and cinders in my shoes . " I replied , with tears s treaming down my fac e , "Yes , that ' s what I got. " ( She told many s tories of her childhood but I believe that this was her favorite one -- especially when she toid i t to her grandchildren and great grandchildren. ) THE LAST WORD I would like to take this opportunity to thank many of you for your many Kindnesses to me and my family at the death of my mother. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource November 1981 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv5n4 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4841/VANv5n3.pdf 2da4dbb25a9738b845b35dc9f024d38e PDF Text Text Virginia Appalachian , · AUGUST 1981 Notes Carroll Co l o~ Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �S OUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALCCICAL S OCIE'IY OFF I CERS President F i r s t Vice-Pres ide nt Second Vice-Pres ide nt Recording S ecretary Corres ponding Secretary Treas ure r As s i s tant Treas ure r Belva Counts S . A. 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Single issues are available at reinbursement cost of $2.00 each as long as supply last. Send payment to Mrs. Mandia E Dyer, Treasurer , PO Box 4J64, Roanoke , Va 24015 . Make check payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. =================~============================================================ SV .GS is tax exempt under the Federal Incom~ Tax under section 501(c)(J). Donors may deduct contributions to us as provided in section 170 of the Code . Bequests, l egacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to SVGS are deductible for Federal estate and figt tax purposes if they meet the applicable provisions of sections 2055, 2106, and 2522 of the Code . -----------------------------------------------------------------------------BOOK REVIEWS: The SVGS welcomes genealogical books for review covering records and events of the area. All books sent will be reviewed as time and space pennit. Please include the price of the book, any advertising material that you have and place from which available. After review all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia . Send books to be reviewed to Mrs Oren R Counts, 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke, Va 24019. =============================================================================== I I l �V I R G I N I A A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 TES published quarterly by S OUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOG ICAL S OCIETY, INC. ======================================================================= Volume V - Number J - August 1981 CON'IEN'IS President ' s Message 79a Revolutionary War Records in the Archives and Records Division of the Virgini a St ate Library 79 Abram Crabtree, Revolutionary War Petition 91 Plasters Cemetery 95 North Carolina Cemetery 98 Mortality Schedules Ba th County, Virginia Washington County, Virginia Scott County, Virginia 99 101 103 Legislative Petitions Russell, '.Iazewell, & Logan (WV) Counties, Virginia Walter Richards 102 103 Workshop Notes & Pictures 104 Queries 107 Book Reviews 113 ----------------------------------------------------------------------MEETINGS Due to the Library building an addition, the auditorium i s being used for storage. Our meetings will be held either at The Gallery, S.H . · Heironimus, Downtown Roanoke , or The Hancock Room of the Central or main Library at Elmwood park . The time is still 1 :JOpm . �I ' THE PRESIDENT' S MESSAGE Summer is pass ing and I hope you have collected much fami ly data from your family reunions and travel. Our May 16 meeting with June Goode and Jack Den ton as our guides in Bedford was excellent, vis iting t he museum , churches , homes and cemetries . Church Records and Genealogy was the theme of the Rev . Guy Ritter , associate professor of religion at Roanoke College , Salem, Va . , at our June 20th meeting. Our year's highlight has been our fourth Annual Genealogical Workshop held at First United Methodis t Church in Salem, Virginia, on July 18 with Netti Schreiner-Yantis, past president of the National Genealog ical Society and Compiler of Genealogical Books in Print , and John Salmon of the Virginia State Library Staff, Richmond, Va. We will be sharing s ome of their contributions at the meeting you as space premits in the VAN . A special thanks to Mrs. Anne B. Parks of Detroit, Mich., who made a s pecial effort to attend our workshop . Come back again, Anne, to see us. At our August 15 meeting, Mrs. Claude S . Fowler will be our speaker . Her topic will be Genera.logy in Documents (wills, inventories, pensions , bills of Sale, etc.) . On Sept. 19, J. Roderick Moore, Director of Blue Ridge Institute, Ferrum College, Rocky Mount, Virginia, will be our speaker. Since the Roanoke City Public Library Auditorium in NOT available while the library is being remodeled, we will be meeting sometimes in the Hancock Room of the Library and at The Gallery, SH Heironimus, Downtown Roanoke, Your monthly notice will tell the place. George D. Garretson, Director of Roanoke County Public Library, J1J1 Electric Rd, SW, Roanoke (County), Va. 24018, has contributed a listing of the County Library Genealogical Collection. Ask for this in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . Our membership still grows, thanks to all of you, and welcome to our meetings each THIRD Saturday. Belva M. Counts, President ~======================================================================= II 11 II 11 - 11 11 11 11 II 11 "ANCES TORS and DESCENDANTS of LEWIS CONLEY BISHOP and ALLIED LINES: WHITEHEAD (WHITED), TOLMAN, BRANEN and OTHERS" II 11 II II II 11 II llAncestor , John Bishop born 1610 England, to colonies 1640, Ct . 1644; l/ llson Stephen(2) , Stephen (J), Joseph (4) to NY, Jonathan (5) to Virginia,:l llLewis ( 6) to Indiana; Lewis Conley ( 7) to Iowa, d 1901. All of LCB ' s /1 1119 children and their descendants to 1979 . Vital records and stories. II IJ Do cum en ted . 684 PP, pictures, index, hard cover 8tx11 " . $40. 00 post II II I'I 11paid, :!Joe L. Branen, Box 186 , Marshall , OK 73056 IIII II 11 II ~======================================================================= II l �1'1 REVOLUTI ONARY WAR RECOR.L'S IN THE ARCHIVES & RECOR.L'S DIVISION OF THE VIRGINIA STA1E LIBRARY 'Ihe following i s t he text of the talk that John Salmon of the Virginia State Library gave a t the SVCS Workshop on July 18 , 1981. Channel 2J i s p r esently rerunning a series of shows on World War II, called " The World a t War." This is a very interesting series, especially to s omeone interested in history , because it makes use of original newsreel footage s howing both civilian li£e and combat scenes , as well as contemporary s till photographs . My wife and I , who had not yet been born when World l•/a r II too k place , were talking the other night about how we think abou t that era has been influenced by what we have seen over the years on s uch s hows as "The World at War, " and by what we have read in the history books . This gaining of our impressions from secondary sources rather than from personal e xp e rience has a very peculiar side effect : we find that when we call up a mental image of a person or an event , Adolph Hitler or the war in North Africa , for instance, that mental image tends to be in black and white rather than in color. This may sound a bit strange , especially to those of you who fought in World War II , but consider for a moment that my only s ources for mental images of that period have been black and white newsreels and photographs, disregarding Hollywood movies. It comes as a grea t shock , then , when I open a book on the history of the war, as I did not too long ago , and find color photographs of Hitler, Rommel, Patton , and soldiers fighting in the North African desert. At first these photographs hardly seem real - - they look more like Hollywood productions , people in costume. At first I find it hard to believe what I am seeing. Then I remember that color film did exist then, it was just used very rarely in news photography, and I am able to accept the pictures for what they are . · Cast your minds back , if you will, to an era before color photography was popular - - to pre-Revolutionary Russia , for example , and you will see what I mean . When you think of that time before 1917, you think of shaky newsreels ·and still photographs of World War I battle scenes, Russian villages , peas an ts , and the royal family. And all these images will be in black and white. In fact , it is almost impossible for you to think of that country in that period, in color. Recentl y , however, a book has been published which is causing a good deal of e xcitement among historians, especially those who are interested in photography - - a book containing recently discovered contemporary color photographs of pre-Revolutionary Russia. Ille photographs were made using a complicated, primitive method of recording color that was nowhere near as accurate as today's films, but the colors are still startling in their beauty and freshness. He~e is the Czar, the peasants, the villages, and the war , almost unbelievable real and lifelike. Indeed, if you were to see the book , you r first reaction might be like mine when I saw the World War II color photographs - - these are not real, they are just _J �so stills from a Hollywood costume piece . But they are real . Now , what does all this have to do with Revolutionary War records in the state archives? The point I want to make is this: How we perceive a piece of hi s torical evidence is affected - - distorted by the qual ity and variety of impre.s sions that we hold concerning the era to which that e vidence pertains . If we think of World War II or of Czarist Russia in images of b lack and white , we may refuse to accept the evidence of color , even when we see it before us. We allow our preconceptions , in other words , to come between us and even the most concrete of facts . This is p articularl y true of historical events in which we have s ome emotional involvement , and in this country the two best examples of that are the Civil War and the Revolu tionary War. Deep emotional involvement with the Civil War , however , seems to be largely a regional phenomenon --- it is not found in the same degree of intensity in the North and West as it is in th e South . And if I may be allowed to say so without causing a riot, I think that a typical Southerner' s view of that war is often obscured by a butternut-gray haze of romance --- certainly to a greater extent than that of a Northerner or a Westerner. Als o , many Americans are yet a bit uncomfortabl e thinking about the Civil War. It was a bitter pericd in our history , a nd we are s till too close to it for calm reflection. No , if there is one part of our history which stirs up, in every region of this country , pure feelings of patriotism , romance , and g eneral s atisfaction , it is t he Revolutionary War . In fact, we as a nation have so enshrined this war in our mythology , that often it i s impossible to s ee the human beings who were involved in it , among a l l the heroic paintings and statuary . Our mental images of the period are reduc ed to stereotypes . Think of George Was hington , and our mind's eye sees him in the painting, standing tall in the boat crossing the n.elaware, not as he was at Kip's Bay , New York , leaning down from his horse, half-hysterical , flailing about with his sabre , screaming curses at his men as they flee in panic from the advancing British ; think of the handwriting of the period and we see the elegant signature of John Hancock before we see the frontier scribble of D3.niel Boone ; think of death in battle and we see the painting of General Warren expiring calmly on Bunker Hill , not the horrible bloody reality; think of Benedict Arnold and we see the traitor at west Point , not the s tockycolonel leading his men from Maine in a heroic march against Quebec in 1775, 1he popular imagination is s o taken up with the heroism of the age, t~t if we happen to find some document associating one of our ancestors with all thi s g lory , then reason leaves its throne and we are set all aqui ver with excitement . Even if , as i s often the case , the ancestor was only peripherally involved in the war , the mere discovery of his being a round at the time is enough to keep us talking about it for weeks . I know, of course, that we here are all more reasonable than that, but those of us who are archivists have occasionally encountered researchers who are unwilling to take a realistic view of the r ecords . In fact , some of the archivists and editors who have worked with the r eco rds in the past, compiling guides and indexes, have been guilty of perrni tting �'ii their patriotic zeal to color their interpretations of thJse records. This evening I want to mention the guidebooks , some of the records they describe , and what it is that the records tell us --- and what they DO NOT tell us. I do not intend to rattle off a list of books and record series concerning the Revolutionary War . I will discuss some of the more commonly used series , and the t wo basic guides or indexes to the records. The guides are listed in this booklet , Genealogical Research in the Viri;inia State Library , on page 8 . They are : John H. Gwathmey's Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution, 1775- 1783 , published in 1938, and Dr. H. J . Eckenrode ' s t wo-volume List of the Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia, publis hed in 1911 a nd 1912 . There are other guides and compilations available , but these are a mong the mos t u seful, and they do by and large cover records that are phys i cally in the arc hives and available for use. All of the guides and co mpilations are availabl e for use · in the archives reading room. The r efe rence staff will g l a dly e xplain their use and help you evaluate the records they d escribe . It will help the staff , as well as yourselves , however , if you a r e abl e to approach the records and indexes in the righ t spirit , along the lines of my preceding remarks . ' I With that s pirit in mind, then , I would like to get involved in a bit of gentle debunking here tonig ht , not of heroes , but of the records themselves , or rather, of that old-time , uncritical approach to the records and to books ABOUT the records , that too many researchers still seem to take . The records , the guides to the records , and the analyses which the compilers of those guides often forced upon the records, or read into them, are not holy writ. The records are for the most part the straightforward writings of a plainspoken people; the g uides or indexes are the results of a sincere attempt to bring order out of chaos: dull , tedious work for which we all owe the compilers our gratitude --- and our charity for their occasional mis readings of names. Where we can justly fault either the compiler or the researcher, or both , is in the unfortunate and very human tendency to read into the records that which we would LIKE to find written there , BUT DO NOT. A very go0d example of this failing concerns a group of records pertaining not to the Revolutionary War but to the one which just preceded it in Virginia, called .Dunmore ' s War. This war, which took place on the western frontiers of Virginia in what is now West Virginia , had only one battle: the Battle of Point Pleasant , fought on October 10, 1774. In this battle a small army of colonists held off and beat back an attack by a large number of Indians under the command of a chief named Colllstalk. '.Ihis battle i s sometimes referred to as "The First Battle of the American Revolution. " On the contrary , it is not any such thing! I£ anything , the battle could poss ibly be considered the last gasp of the French and Indian War . It was a colonial war; the soldiers served under the royal governor; and they were paid on behalf of the Crown. They were not, in 1774 at least , rebels and revolutionaries. Far from being a year of bloody revolution, 1774 was a year in which �our colonial leaders were still trying to rea ch a compro mi s e wi th t he royal gove.r nment, so that what revolution t her e was i n Nort h Ame rica might still be stopped short of independence ! Dunmore 's War, then , belongs at l east as much to the end of t h e colonia;t period as it does to the beg inning of the Rev olutionary era . What exactly was Dunmore ' s War all about , and wha t r ecords of g enea l og i cal interest -did it generate? Lord Dunmore was one John Murray, Earl of Dunmore , who had bee n formerly governor of New Yo'rk and who had bee n appointe d g ove rnor of Virginia in 1771 . He immediately set about reorganizing the Virg ini a militia, and he made a serious attempt to protect the fronti e r against I ndian raids --- and also to push the limits of the colony to t he Ohio River if possible. The resulting war in 1774, the n , was partly du e to the s ame spirit of expansionism that prevailed during the French and Indian War , and it indirectly contributed a few sparks to t he Revolutionary movement in Virginia. Lord Dunmore was at first quite a popular governor, and in 1772 when a new county was carved out of Frederick County, i t was named Dunmore in his honor. However, because of his s eizure of the land and personal property of some residents in various areas of the f r ontier , and becaus e many Virginians believed his milita:ry adven turis m was intended to .distract them from the political tensions of the era, h e rapidly became unpopular. Finally, in June 1775, he fled the colony and took refuge on board a ship off Yorktown, declaring the ship to be the legal seat of government. On January 1, 1776, he wished Norfolk a Happy Ne w Year by having the town shelled. Fires got s tarted , and the militia was called out to fig ht them. The militia, however , spent its time liberating liquor bottles from the flames , got thoroug hly drunk, a nd s tarted its own fires. Norfolk burned down, and the whol e sor:ry episode was the subject of one of the first coverups in American history. The patriot propaganda machine ignored the militia ' s role, and blamed the whole aff'air on Lord Dunmore, who then reached new depths of unpopularity, and who sailed away before the ultimate indignity befel l him : in 1778 Dunmore County changed its name to Shenandoah. Lord Dunmore was truly more trouble than he was worth , especially to genealogists. His war in 1774 did produce a few records of interest , but they have been the _s ource of a terrible l ot of confusion, due to the soldiers' not getting paid until after the Revolution heated up in 1775 , and this nonsense about the Battle of Point Pleasant being the first battle of the Revolutionary War. our archives has under the title "Lord Dunmore' s War" a volume of claims, both for military and non-military service, made by reside nts of Augusta , Bedford, Botetourt , and Fincastle counties, and a card i ndex to the same . Almos t no genera.logical information is included therein , but these r ecords do at least place an individual in a particular county at the time of that war, and they do give proof of his colonial servi ce --NOT his Revolutionary War s ervice . Als o i n t hi s group of records are three payrolls, calle d the Romney, Winchester, and Pitts burg Payrolls. The Romne y and Winches t er payroll.s �record soldiers paid at those p l aces in 1775 , and the Pittsburg Payroll records sold i er::; paid at Fort Pi tt in 1775 . Although payment for their military servi ce was mad e i n 177 5 , the s ervice for which these men were paid wa s ac tua l ly l n Lord D.lnmore ' s Wa r in 1774. To further confuse the issue , all these payrolls are indexed by Eckenrode and by Gwathmey , and at l eas t on e patri ot i c soc i e ty has a cce pted these records as proof of Revolutiona ry War servi ce , per haps because of the 1775 payroll dates , and perhaps in par t because of a stateme nt by Gwathmey : "Apparently thes e were Colonia l rathe r than Revolu t ionary s oldiers who were in Dunmore ' s War and were la te i n rec eiving the ir pay . But they are included i n this volume for the r eason t hat a lmost to a man they transferred over into the Revolutionary servic e . .. . . .. . . " This statem en t has no basis in fact, however. Quite to the contrary , thes e payrolls include a number of individ uals who are knovm to hav e been Loyalis ts in the Revolution. Gwathmey, and many other r es earc h e rs , s eem to feel that just because a soldier s erved in one war he mus t have served i n the other , but in fact there is no s uch a s s urance . I1, des pite the relative abundance of Revolutionary War records , no record of s ervice is found f or that war , but only for Dunmore ' s War , then one c a n only conclud e that the individual simply did not s erve in the Revolutionary War. Turning now to the variou s types of Revolutionary War records in the archives , we fin d that many of them are indexed by Gwathmey and Eckenrode , who conveni ently a rrang ed their entries alphabetically by the names of the soldiers. Eckenrode's List i s p robably the first source to consult because of its de tai l . The first volume , publis hed in 1911 , mos tly des cribes records found in the Virginia State Library. The 1912 volume also indexes some Library mate rial, but concentrates largely on pay and muster rolls held by the National Archives in Washing ton . Of the records in the Virginia archives , t hose most u seful are the following : Bounty Warrants and Military Certificates , Rejected Claims , and Auditor's Pay Accounts . The first of these , the Bounty Warrant and Military Certificate files , are among the most interesting records we have . Bounty land warran t s arose out of the need of the state to increase army enlistments , but ine.xpensivel~r . Since Virginia had claims to a vast amount of land i n the Old Northwest Territory , including Kentucky and Ohio , the state decided t o promis e free land after the war in return for long enlistments dur1.ng the war. Eventually the laws refined t his idea to a set procedure. To qualify for the land , a man must have served at least three years continuously in a s tate or continental line unit . Militia service did not coun t . The longer t he service and the higher the rank , the more land the soldier would receive. Minimum amounts ranged from 100 acres for a private up to 1100 acre s for a major general . The procedures for obtaining the land were as follows : the soldier secured evidence of the length of his service , his rank , and his unit, usually i n the form of an affidavit f rom a superi or officer, or his military discharg e p apers , and submi t te d the evidence to the Governor's Offi ce . 'Ihe governor often referred the papers to a commissioner to inves t igate the claim , and acted u pon his recommendation. If the e vidence was deemed insu ffic i ent , i t was rejected, and it was left up to the soldier to gather additiona l evidence to support his claim. If he was unable �to do so, his papers eventually ended up in the Rejected Cl ai ms file . If his clai m was approved , the Governor signed a Military Ce rtif icate a uthorizing the Register of the Land Office to iss u e a numbered boun ty l and warrant . The original warrant went to the soldier , while the Reg i s ter of the Land Office recorded a copy for hi s files . We have , then , the s oldiers' evidence files , which are misnamed "Bounty Warran ts "; the Military Certificates sent by the Governor to the Regi s ter of the Land Office ; a nd numbered copies of the bounty warrants (printe d forms fill e d in) i n books still in the Land Office . Once the soldier had. his warrant , he could take i t and move to the military district which had been set a s ide for Vi rgi nia ' s claims in e ither Kentucky or Ohio, and claim his land . The procedure was s imilar to that for obtaining a civil land grant from a colony or a s tate : f ind s imilar land , have it surveyed , file a claim with the land office, a nd if there were no prior claims , eventually receive a land grant. Please note that none of the land could be taken up within the boundaries of Virginia . Some researchers think that because their ancestor rece ived a land g rant in Virginia at the same time that the bounty warrants were b e ing i ssued , this was proof that he had s erved in the Revolutionary War . This i s simply not the case . If the land was claimed ins ide Virg inia , then i t was not claimed on a military bounty warrant . '!he bounty land warrants were transferable . A s oldie r could sel l his warrant to another soldier, or even to a person who had not s een any military service . Many soldiers did just that . The years following the Revolutionary War wer e very hard ones , with runaway inflation and widespread poverty, and many soldiers sold their warrants for a fraction of their worth. Some individuals were able to amass huge tracts of land in the military districts on purchased warrants. So , if you find an ancestor using a military bounty warrant to obtain land in the military districts of Ohio or Kentucky , that alone i s not proof of military service, The so-called "Bounty Warrant" files , then , contain affidavits concerning the soldiers ' s ervice, usually from superior officers but sometimes from former comrades in the ranks. The evidence may be nothing more than a terse statement of the facts --- rank , length of service, unit - - - or it could consist of l etters, copies of orders , lengthy testimonials from the soldiers applying for the land --- almost anything that would support a claim of service. In one case a sold.i er submitted as proof of his having been in service at a particular time, a dated letter from his commanding officer to another officer. The letter seems to have nothing at all to do with this soldier until the last couple of sentences . Then the commander mentioned that he was sending the soldier along under guard, to be punished for having stolen and eaten a sheep , with the comment, "It ' s steal sheep or starve. says the poor s oldier . " I wonder if the soldier didn ' t steal this letter as well . Another affidavit was in the form of a se ri es of qu es tions and a nswers concerning the service of a Colonel Henry Aimes, who began his military career as a Captain. To establis h whether or not Aimes had ever �85 been dismissed from the service , the questioner a.sked : "Was or was not this Captain Henry Aimes for any cause ever dishonored during his term of service? Pointedly : was he cashiered or s uperseded during his 3 years ' service?" Aimes ' s old comrade volunteered more than was asked when he answered the question : " This Captain Aimes would fight anybody any how . He was imperious , stiff , and unpleasant , but he was never cashiered, superseded , nor dishonored , in no way ." I f a s oldier died before he c laimed his bounty land, his widow or children, or other legal heirs , could f ile a claim. Before they were given the warrant , however , they had to submit sufficient proofs and powers of attorney to establish that they were entitled to it . 'lhese proof~are u sually found in the Military Certificate files in the Land Office. In cases where there were many decendants fil:ing several years after the end of the wa r, these proofs may include genealogical charts to establis h who was entitled to the warrants. Sometimes copies of the sol diers' wills are found. One of the most poignant wills found among the Military Certificates is that of a free black soldier. He directed his wife to apply for the warrant , then once she had obtained it , to sell it, and use the money to buy one of their children out of slavery. I ~ I There are also s ome sad records a mong the Rejected Claims . Most of these rejected claims dat e from the 18JO's, when many of the veterans still living were in their seventies and eighties . Their officers were no doubt l ong dead , as were most of their comrades, s o there was no one left to testify for them. For this lack of supporting evidence their claims were rejected , and they lost an opportunity to earn a few dollars by selling the warrant. While there were undoubtedly a few attempts to defraud the Commonwealth, most of the soldiers ' statements have the ring of truth, especially considering the elaborate lengths they went to, to record every odd scrap of information about their service they could recall , on the off chance it mig ht convince the Governor to approve their claim. One ol d gentleman even swore that as he lay wounded on the field of battle, General Washington himself rode up and spoke to him, and gave directions f or his care. That seens so transparent a fabrication, that it probabl y really happened. Many records of service such as payrolls and muster rolls were at that time unavailable to the soldier, because they were t ucked a way in obscure offices or ev en still in the hands of the officers who created them. I want to mention , in this regard , Governor James Wood, who had been a colonel in the Revolutionary War and a brigadier general afterwards , and was governor i n the 1790 's. He kept many such rosters in his own hands , and was one of those rare men who would stop whatever he was doing to re.lp an old soldier . Many soldiers got warrants who would not otherwise have d one so , because James Wood took the time to search t hrough his papers until he found the proof of service. 'Ibere must be hundreds of affidav its in his tiny handwriting, scattered throughout the Bounty Warrant files . He ·als o helped soldiers get pensions, and I plan to quote from one of his affidavits on that subject later. Of course, not all soldiers g ot bounty land warrants , not all who wer e qua l ified applied, and there were thousands of soldiers who were inel igible , either becaus e their term of s ervice was too short, or because they served in the militia instead of in the state or continental line. �The most likely source of infonna tion for these soldiers i s in the various types of pay records kept by the State Audi tor's Office . (I will include in this category the pay ·and muster rolls filed in the National Archives and indexed by Eckenrode in his 1912 volume. ) Thes e records tend to be extremely cryptic regarding the soldiers service. An entry in an Auditor ' s Account Book might read that John Jones was issued a pay warrent in, say, 1783, "for service in the Militia of this State;" or "for service in the Militia of this state in 1781;" or "for service in the Militia of Botetourt County in 1781;" or "for service in Capt . James Smith ' s Company of Botetourt County militia in 1781." Not very much to go on . And, unfortunately ·for the hopes and expectations of many researchers, that is often all the record of service that there is . There are, of course, other types of service records in the archives, which I will lump :together as "Miscellaneous . " They include s ize rolls ; court martial records; appointments of militia officers found in county court order books; a few militia payrolls; militia classes; the Illinois Papers and dlark Papers ; legislative petitions; and pension records . We have two size rolls, each with a strange , arbitrary title : one is called "Revolutionary Army , Vol . I. Register. " and the other is known as the "Chesterfield Supplement ." They are both indexed by Eckenrode , and each is a gold mine of information of the sort that genealogists are always hoping to find but n~ver do. They not only contain the names, ages, place of birth, county of residence , when and where enlisted , and for how long, but the soldier's height , col or of eyes and hair, and complexion. The reason these volumes were compiled beginning about 1780 , was to help provide a description for newspaper advertisements . Then if a soldier deserted, he might be more easily recaptured . Unfortunately for the researcher, only a very few soldiers, relatively s peaking, are listed. The chances of finding your ancestor are extremely remote . There are court martial records for Augusta County militia only, and we have a card file index to the volume containing them. I f you find your ancestor therein , don ' t feel too badly. Most of the offences were minor --- failing to attend a muster, for instance, and probably every county had a big thick book like this one at one time. The militia was organized on a county basis . The counties were divided into districts called "companies " which were u sed administratively for various purposes, including taxation . In the past some researchers have gotten excited when they found their ancestor listed early in the Revolution in someone's "company." Very patriotic fellow, they figure. I 'm sorry, but usually its just a tax list, not a military roll, especi ally when the only rank appears opposite the captain ' s name at the top of the roll. The captain was also the tax collector, or the compiler of the tax list. The militia of each county was organized into a regiment under an officer with the rank of Colonel, who was also known as the County Lieutenant, after the English custom. There might be one or two battalions in the regiment, each under a Lieutenant Colonel; a major was the executive officer in 'each battalion, and the soldiers were organized into companies �, I I 8? under captains , lieutenants , and ensigns , the lowest ranking commissioned officer. When a vacancy occurred among the commissioned officers , usually becaus e of death, resignation , or for moving out of the county, the county court would recommend officers f or promotion. Usually the most senior officer below the grade vacated would be recommended. The recommendation was entered in the county court order book along with the rest of the court' s business , and a copy was sent to the Governor. He then issued a commission appointing the officer to the new rank , and that officer came before his county court with his commission and took an oath of loyalty, Gwathmey has indexed these recommenda tions and oath- takings found buried in the court order books , s o that many officers' names are recorded that would otherwise be los t . There were probably a hundred times more enlisted men in the militia than there were officers , but unfortunately the records concerning the privates are very scarce . Only a fe w rolls have survived , perhaps because the militia was so seldom called into active service for a period of eight days or more, the minimum necessary to be paid by the state . 'Ihere was a reason for this n eglect of the militia and resulting scarcity of records - -- they were notoriously unreliable in a fight, or rather, they could often be relied upon to run away at a crucial moment: just as the enemy charged , for instance . To be fair to the militia , however, what could you expect of troops who had received almost no formal training, in the face of the Britis h Army, one of the best-drilled fighting forces in the world? The militia has been very much maligned , perhaps not always justly. The regular Continental Army officer was probably happy enough to see the militia man when he came to the army as a draftee, and we do have a record of the militia draft for Culpeper County only, called the " Culpeper Classes ." In 1781, because the level of voluntary enlistment into the Continental line had fallen so low, even with such inducements as the bounty land offer , the General Assembly authorized a draft of the militia to fill the state's quota for the regular army . Each county divided its** into groups or classes of 12 or 13 men each , cast lots or drew straws, and the lucky winner got to go serve in the regular army for eighteen months. The "Culpeper Classes" is a slender volume listing the militia of that county in their classes, and indicating which men were drafted. There is a card file index to this record. Even though the war-on the Eastern seaboard has received most of the publicity from historians, we must not forget that there was a war in the West as well. I refer to the Old Northwest , particularly the present states of Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois. Beginning about 1778, a remarkable man named George Rogers Clark commanded a small, mixed army of militia and regular state troops , which became known as the Illinois Regiment . The men who served in the regiment were mostly residents of that part of Virginia which is now Kentucky, and the regiment saw much activity against the British and Indians in what was known then .as the "Illinois Country." The archives has about 200 muster and pay rolls for the regiment and for the various Kentucky militia units which were associ**militia (word omitted) �ated with it . These rolls were indexed by Ecken rod e . We a l s o have Clark's official papers, including letters , accounts , and thou sand s of e xpense vouchers, some of which have been indexed by Gwa thmey . Clark had a lot of trouble being reimburs e d f or h is expen ses by the state, thanks to a very complicated financial s y s t e m, and t he r e luctance of the gove:rnment to spend the taxpayer ' s money on anything i t had not decided to purchase itself. It was therefore a neve r - ending s trug gle for men like Clark to get paid back for money they had e xp end e d o n s uch transitory i terns as foodstuffs and other supplies . Of ten t heir only recourse was to petition the General Assembly directly for r e lief, and thi s they did , generals and soldiers alike , on every conceivabl e s ubj e ct, but u s ually financial. The "Legislative Petitions," as they are c a lled, are arranged alphabetically by county , then chronolog ically s tarting with 1776. They are partially indexed by Eckenrode. They cons t 'i tute the only source of names, in fact, for some militia soldiers and officers. All the members of the militia of Orange County, for instance, signed a petition complaining bitterly about the militia draft of 1781, asking that the period of service be cut back from 18 to 12 months or even les s. The last group of military service records I want to dis cuss are the pension records . The state of Virginia paid a few small pensions to disabled veterans and to their widows, but most were eventually taken over and paid by the federal government . The U. S. Congress passed dozens of acts revising the pension la!'fs over the years . The federal pension papers are in the National Archives and are indexed in a thick volume entitled Index to Revolutionacy War Pension Applications . We have this volume in the archives, As far as original pension records are concerned , we have those few that were issued by Virginia, and there is a fi l e card index to them. The records are very interesting , and contain doctor ' s opinions concerning the disabilities, affidavits of service , powers of attorney , receipts , and so on . One of the pensions was granted to a Captain Leonard Cooper, who lost his leg in the service of his country. "I do with the advice of the Counci l of State hereby Certify That Leonard Cooper, aged about 38 years , late a Cap tain in the 4th Virginia Regiment, whose annual pay was One Hundred & forty four po:unds, was disabled in the service of the United States, by a wound which occasioned the amputation of his right leg; and he is allowed the sum of Fifty pounds yearly , to commence from the first day of January 1787. Given under my hand as Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia at Richmond this 2Jd day of April 1787 . T. Meriwether Edw: Randolph " (92-7) "Sometime i n the Course of the Campaign 1779, a Dispute aros e on the Parade Ground while the Army lay at Pompton Plains in the State of New J er s ey, between Captain Abraham Kirkpatrick and Captain Le ona rd Cooper, after much abuse and ill Langu g e on �J the part of Kirkpatrick he procee d ed t o s tri ke the said Captain Cooper several strokes wit h a Cane --- that Captain Coope r not Showing a di s pos i t i on to demand Satisfaction, was i nformed by many Officers of his Own Corps that unles he did he must l eav e the Reg ime nt , a s t hey were Determined he shoud no t rank as an Officer; upon whi c h he ga ve the said Kirkpatrick a Chal lenge , which was Accepted and a Duel fought with Pistols, in which t he s aid Cooper r e c e i ve d a wound that Occasioned an Ampu tati on Abov e his r i gh t knee . after Captain Cooper ' s recove ry ( upon the applicati on of mysel.f and s everal Other Officers ) he wa s a dmi ted to t he Corps of Invalid in which he Continue d until t he fin a l Dis char g e of that Corps . Given unde r my hand t his 2Jd day April 1787 James Wood (added note: I Late(?) B. G." (92 -8) Coope r d rowned in t he Shenandoa h River on May 21 , 1821) 'Ihere i s one group of records which is ref erred to by a variety of names: non-military servic e r ecords , pa triotic s ervice, impressed property claims, or Public Service Claims , as they are termed in the archives. We have a card file index to them . At leas t one patriotic organization considers an ancestor ' s being mentioned among these records as sufficient evidence for me mbership . Ac cording to the popular view, these records show that even thoug h a citiz en was unable to serve in the army, he might still have enough patriotis m to donate his material possessions to the cause. The only problem with this view is that the records do not support it one way or the other. By 1780 paper currency had become so worthless that people were unwilling to sell supplies to the army. The General Assembly responded with a law authorizing Commissioners of the Provision I.aw for each county to seize necessary property and give the owner a certificate in return. '.Ihe owner then took the certificate to a meeting of the county court and had it authenticated for payment . The court sent the original certificate anda copy of their proceedings , called a court booklet, to a commissioner in Richmond, who then i9sued a pay warrant to reimburse the citizen for his property . Here is one such claim followed through the procedure. ( "Publ·i c Service Claim" Certificate) "Bedford County, Nov Bth.1781. I Hearby Certify that I have Rec ' d of John Hook towH-Beeves Waighing Seven hundred & twenty five pounds for Publick Use givin under my hand. 725 a B --!; 9 .. 1. 3 ? Christopher Irvine DC T Lan·" (PSC Campbell Co. Court Booklet) n1.,7. 4 . furnished the Militia on their March to S. Carolina Oct . 80 --- To Ditto for 6 Bushels Corn . 42 J/4 . 'lb Lot Bacon & 20 Galls. Whiskey furnished Continental '.Iroops Feb . 8 1 - -- To Ditto for 1 Bushel Salt for British Prisoners & Guards Feb . 81. n3 . O. 0 - -- To "To Jehn Hook for 1 Iron Kettle *as written on certificate . �Ditto for 725 ToWt . Jr. Beef fur Upper Irvin e Com. Pro . Law ." (PSC Commissioners Book I, pp 285-286) "1 John Hook for beef furnished Comr : Pro : Law Bedford ditto :r,9. 1. 3 11 "Augus t 7, 1783 6 Warrants to John Hook for damages done two ho rs e s impressed by Major Criddenden for Public use . P Ce r t . allowed by the Court of Campbel l 2 n 5 2 n 10 n10.10 42 , 10 II 1. 12 II rz . Prisoners of War 1 Warrant to John Hook for Salt fu::r:nished PW P Cert allowed by the Court of Campbell " Theoretically one could join a pa trio tic s ociety on thi s man ' s socalled public service , al though I cannot find that anyone ever has. The reas on may be that this man was John Hook , one of the mos t infamous and obnoxious Loyalists in the state of Virginia. The s tory goes that he even sued for damages after the state took his beef, and Patrick Henry , acting as the lawyer on behal£ of the Commonweal th , got the case laug hed out of court, I cannot help but wonder how many other Loyalists lie hidden in the Public Service Claims. I imagine that many pa trio tic Commis sioners of the Provision Law, charged with taking from their neighbors property which they would not fre ely s ell , would first seize the property of a known or sus pected Loyalist , before they would deprive a fellow patriot. We have s een tonight , I hop e , that the records do not alway s prove what they are often presupposed to prove. I a l so hope that you wil l agree with me that what the records DO tell us is just as interesti ng, may be more s o, as what we WANT them to tell us. In closing, I would like to men tion one last myth about the men of the Revolution: that they were a grim, serious lot. Of course , they had a g ood deal to be serious about , and we do owe them our respect for their c ourag e and sacrifices . But one old ve teran, applying for a federal pension, dredging up ev ery scrap of information he could recal l in ord er to prove his c l aim , .r emembered a n obs cure order issued by General Was hington in the depths of t hat terrible winter at Valley Forge, when the men left bloody footprints i n the s now. The General had to strictly forbid any furth er displays of bad discipl ine , s uch as then were going on between the Virginia and the Pennsyl vania troops . And do you J.mow what they were? Snowbal l fig hts. Th.ank. you . (John Salmon, we thank you fo r a most in£ormative talk!) �q; AB RAM CRABTREE 'The origi nal of t hi s petition i s a t the Virginia State Library, Archives Division, Richmond, Va , 2 3 2 19 . As k for petition Ab ram Crabtree , # 8880 , 7 Dec 1827 , Russell Co , Legi s l a ti v e Peti ti ons , Box B , 1815-1833, page : Petition of Abra m Crabtree / 2 Ibcuments ~ Jan ' y 17th 1831 / ref'd to Rev ' y Claims /Re jecte d & Re ported 4th Feb (1 8 )31. page To the Gen eral asse mbly of Virgin i a 'The petition of Abram Crabtr ee of the County of Russell would respectfully represent to your Honorable body that h i s was born in the year 1750 and until Sept 1776 was rema r kably heal thy s trong and robust . He was engaged in many of the military adventures which occu~ e d in the first settlement of the Weste:rn Country . He was a spy, and a s s uch was sen t out from Harrison ' s fort on the North fork of Holston and served s i xty f ive days , a t the daily hazard of his life. He was afterward induc e d by Col'o Arthur Ca mpbell and Col. Christian to go with the Army on the Cheockee e xp edition. He did s o cheerfully being in fine health & vigor and a remar kably g ood woods man , having in one day in the month of September from nine o ' clo c k in the morni ng t ill sunset walked from Blackmore's Station on Clinch to the b i g Sa l t lick o n Hols ton in Washington County , a distance of seventy miles . He a ttended the Army a t the special s olicitation of the commanders aforesaid and was a ccompanied by two of his brothers , who were the only members of the f a mily old enough to leave home . Your petitioner marched with the Army to Long I s land on Holstein, where he was taken sick with a fever of a very malignant character . He continued to march with the army the sick but frequently gave out and hi s brothers a t night would retu:rn in search of him and find him entirely exhaus t e d on the road s ide page He kept on however untill the a:rmy ? ? & the three springs near Boyd mountains on the Cherokee trace , when your petitioner failed entirely? His fever raged with violence and fell into his legs one of which has remained Sore and Swelled to this day , without one hour's intermission. Your petitioner was sent home and remained under the care of a nurse thirty-two weeks, when he partially recovered but has never been able to earn a sussistence in consequence of his leg. He has made out heretofore to subsist on the earnings of his youth but is now in extreme old age , an object of common charily . In this situation he appeals with the confidence to the Justices of his country . He cannot believe that his appeal will be rejected while thousands who have gone through the ceremony of enlistment in the regular service , without having rendered half the service which your petitioner has rendered and without having incurred by that servi ce any bodily injury are revelling on the bounty of their country. Your petitioner thinks it unnecessary to address any argument to your Honorable Body in support of his claims. He States the facts that he has rendered good s ervice to his country in the day of her need and that in rendering that service he has incurred an incurable malady, which has utterly disqualified him, from eantlng a s ubsi stence , even if he were forty years page younger than he is. He prays for s uch a s sistance from his country as will en able him to enjoy at least the necessaries of life during the brief remnant of his days and as in duty bound he will ever pray Abram Crabtree �(page) ISAAC AND JACOB CRABTREE AFFIDAVITS (page) I Isaac Crabtree of the County of Overton and state of Tennessee after being duly sworn He depose and say that in the year 1776 I was forted with my Brother Abraham Crabtree at a fort at that time called Harrisons fort in the County of Washington in the state of Virginia that he well recollect that the said Abraham served a regular tour of duty of ?Sixty days service as a spy under James Cratree a Lieutenant and then the Commandant at that fort after which service , he was requested by Col's Campbell and Christie, to unite with them and became a s oldier, for the purpose of going against the Cherokee .nation of Indians, that he did so , and went to Rendevous at the Long Island of Holston from thence he marched some distance with the main army, and was taken sick with a disease, called in the army the "Slow Fever" some time in the month of September 1776, and contined thus affected at the place first attacked until the month of February following when by the assistance of friend and rotation he was enabled to reach home -- the disease immediately fell in his legs ' and s o disabled him that he has been rendered helpless ever since, and by no means has he been able to attend to his ordinary duties, that hs is now (page) dis ti tute and helpless and dependent upon exertions of a daughter and wif'e now nearly eighty years old that they afford him but a scanty and lean support this affiant further states that previous to his Brother Abraham entering the service as aforesaid i t was well known that he was an unusually hearty man, that but few men enjoyed the same heal th , that he verily believes and has ·no doubt that his afflictions were brought upon him, in consequence of exposure in the service aforesaid; that his Brother Abraham is this day (being his birth day) seventy nine years old . Given ' under my hand this sexth day of July 1829 . Isaac Crabtree I Jacob Crabtree Sen ' r of the county of Lee and state of Virginia do depose and say that the statement aforesaid of Isaac Crabtree is just and true most of the facts and circumstances having happened under his notice , and within his knowl.e dge Given under my hand the sexth day of July 1829 Jacob Crabtree (page) Virginia Lee County I William Feiskell a Justice state of Virginia, do hereby this day personally appeared statement is just and true. 1829 . Va of the peace for the County aforesaid in the certify, that Isaac Crabtree & Jacob Crabtree , before me and made oath that the foregoing Given under my hand this sexth day of July Wm Feiskell , JP (page) w. H. Remine Af''t -- Crabtree (page) William H Remine being sworn and saith that he has been acquainted with Abraham Crabtree, nearly forty years. All that time he knows that he has been a cripple in his leg he understood i t was occasioned by a fever that fell in his leg while in the service against the Cherokees , in the time of the Revolutionery ware, and that the sd Abraham Crabtree has been very much afflicted with his leg ill able at best to make a living and is now very old and infirm and withal needy that he has been a sober industrious man as much so as any man could in his afflicted condition as to drinkin I never knew or heard of his being drunk. Wm H Remine �J 9J l . I Sworn to and subscribed before me Crabtree Price a justice of the peace and for the county of Russell in the State of Virginia this 16th day of November 18JO . Crabtree Price in (page) Crabtree (page) Russell County to wi t Personally a ppeared before the undersigned a justice of the peace in and for said County Crabtree Price of lawful age who made oath in due form that he has known Abraham Crabtree more than thirty years . and has a lways understood that he served in a campaign against t he Cherokee indians and that whilst in that service he was afflict ed with a fever ( which fever ) ultimately fell into his legs ; and from the time the said Price first knew said Crabtree one of his (sd Crabtree) legs has been verry s ore and he rendered verry lame thereby Crabtree Price Sworn and s ubs cribed befor e me this 17th day of August 1829 . Wm Price jp I William Price do hereby certify that I know that the facts stated in foregoing affida vit a re true W'm Price Sworn and subscribed to before me the 17th day of August 1829 Crabtree Price J.P. * * * * * (page) John Collys Aft. (page) Russell County to wit This day John Colly appeared before me undersigned a justice of the peace in the (?)Afor said county and made oath in lawful form that he has known Abraham Crabtree since the year 1781 has known him to be afflicted with a sore leg from that time to the present occasioned (as he has always understood) by a fever having fallen into his leg which fever he understood still understands he took while in the service in the Cherokee War. Given under my hand this 18th day of November 18JO . Wm Price J.P. (page) * * * * * Sworn to before me this twenty-fifth day of November 1829 Crabtree Price J.P. McFarlane ' s Affidavit (page) Russell County to wit This day personally appeared before Crabtree Price a Justice of the peace in and for the County aforesaid Col o James McFarlane being duly sworn deposeth & saith. He has been acquainted with Abraham Crabtree (who he understands is petitioning the Legislature of Virginia for a pension) upwards of forty years When he was first acquainted with the said Abraham he complained of a sore leg and has been in that situation ever s ince, as he beleives. 'ftlis affiant always understood it was (?)occasioned by a fever which the said Abraham got during the time he was in the war against the Cheroche Indians . Abraham Crabtree is now in indigent Circumstances, and it seems unable much longer to support h imsel f, his leg at this time is very sore, which renders him in his opinion unable to give him support. Abraham Crabtree has always been since t his affiants acquaintance with him a temperate man man ne:ver intoxicated with spiri tious liquors to his recollections. Crabtree appears to be a man about eighty years of age and further saith �not. James McFarlane * * * * * (page) John W Price -- AffidaVit (page) Russell County to Wit This day personally appeared before me William Price a justice of the peace for said county John W Price and made oath that he has been acquainted with Abraham Crabtree upwards of twenty years, has known him to be a cripple from , as he alway s understood) the fever having falen into his leg while in the service of his country in the Revolutionary War, said Crabtree has been a man of sobriety industry and uncommon fortitude is now old poor & infirm and must have some assistence as a pensioner of otherwise shortly or continue a sufferer a few more days dependent on the cold hand of charity for his scanty support . Given under my hand this 17th day of Nov 1830 Wm Price J .P. page: Richard Price - Aft. page: Russell County to wit This day Richard Price appeared before the undersigned a justice of the peace ~n forsaid County and being sworn in lawful form saith that he has Imow Abraham Crabtree for nearly forty years and has !mown that he has been afflicted with a sore leg which he has always undersifood was the effect of a fever caught while in the public service on an expedition against t .he cherokee Indians. Given under my hand this 18th day of November 1830 Wm Price jp • • • - - From "The Genealogical Society of Northeast Texas," Paris, TXs Clay Conner of Indiana is going to do some extensive research into the Cook line and bring out a booklet on the Cooks. Any of you having any data on the Cook line that will Clay in this work should share i t with him. The Cook descendants of Valentine Cook Sr. have a long and important history. Several of Valentine's sons were Methodist ministers, one being the first Methodist minister ever to hold a charge West of the Trans-Allegheny Mountains! There is much recorded history in the annals of the Methodist Church pertaining to the preacher s ons of Valentine Sr. Send Cook data to -- Clay Connor, 6350 E • .56th, Indianapolis, Ind. 46226 (Note: Clay will store all Cook/Cooke data sent in before Dec. 1982 and then sort i t out.) =11==================================================---===================~ !! RESEARCH RIDES: Membership car-pooling to Archives and Courthouses. your name on the list for notification by mail or phone to: !!Margaret 'lhompson, 4.528 Wyndale Ave . SW, Roanoke, Va 24018 . \III Trips will originate in Roanoke. If you are abl e to drive sometime, 11 advise . II Place 11 d!::==================================================================::::::lt �I I 95 PLASTERS CEMETERY Th is c emetery is l ocat e d abo ut one mile east o f' Vesta, Patri c k 0 :>·1n ty , Vi rgin i a , on US 58 on the so uth side of' the hi ghwa y o Th e r e is a Virg inia St q te Po lice Radio Re lay Stati o n bes ide thi s ce me teryo The c13retaker of' this cemetery is Mrs. Lottie Cl i ft on Wood , Gen e ral Delivery, Vesta, Va. Mayna rd L eon Casse ll, Ja nua ry 1, 1 947 - January 29 , 1973. J I Pense anna C . Casse ll, June 6 , 1 8 90 - Octobe r 2, 19650 Marrie d Febru a ry 6 , 1 9 1 0 J . Henry Cass ell, Dec emb e r 26, 1 888 Dorothy Virg inia Casse ll, Marc h 1, 1 91 5 - January Verna Edith Cas s ell, December 26, 1910 - June Jess A. Mas sey, March 22 , Pearl A. Ma s s ey, J u ly 5 , Infant - 5, 13, 1926 . 1 912. 1 898 - May 1 2 , 1 942 . 1 901 - Carl Ma ssey, Born - Died, May 22 , 1931. Infant of J. T. & Verd ia Massey, Died May 23 , 1932. Infant of J. T. & Verdi a. Massey, Died October 13, 1935. Verdi a Massey, March 1, 1 91 2 J I James T. Massey, c. T. - Oc tober 1 5 , 19 35. September 25 , 1900 - May 21, 19450 Pla sters -(Th is is an o l d soapstone tombstone without any dates given)o Inf't. Dau. of T. Bo & El es ha P laster (No dates given ). Gereo l Massey , August 26 , 1908 - November 7 , 19100 Charlie T. Masse y, Ma r c h 22 , 1 8 96 - July 1, 192 10 Tom B. Massey, I june 2, 1 8 69 - September 20 , 19310 Elisha Fla stars Massey, Au g ust 31, 187 5 - June 26, 1 939° William Po DeHart. July 4, 1902 - January 18 , 1962 . Celia Jane DeHar t, February 6, 1 871 - October 28 , 1957. Thomas J . DeHart, October 29, 1 861 - Ma y 4, 1947 . Darthulia Lee, March 1 9, w. 1 860 - Marc h 10, 1949 . W. Le e, February 9, 1849 - September 10, 1 9270 contributed by R. Vaughn Cassell , PO Box 269, Wytheville, Va. 24382 �Ruby Wood, (New grave, no stone). Elizabeth Massey, November 22, 1832 - Janu :? ry 26, 1914. Nancy Jane Boyd, DE 4 (Very old stone, not legible). Mary E . Clif'ton, March, 1849 - Decembe.r, 1902. (No day shown). Tolbert .Clifton, 1850 - 19080 Lucinda J. Radford, November 23 , 1841 - May 2, 1930. Dau. of A. J. Cassell. L. S. Cassell, Mey 8, 1861 - April 21, 1948. Martha E .. Ca sse11·, December 6, 1865 - October 24, 1949. Austin M. Clifton, January 18, 1876 - April 22, 1959. Mattie Jane Clifton, October 5, 1881 - July 31, 1947 . Daniel F. Clifton, October 23, 1900 India Wood Clifton, February 7, 1909 - April 27, 1966. Joyce ~nn Clifton, 1944 - 1944. William I. Austin, February 18, 1900 - February 21, 1921. Henry C. Austin, February 10, 1917 - January 18, 1929. Beulah M. Austin, Mey 18, 1919 - July 9, 1919. A. Green Austin, September 15, 1881 - December l , 1933. Rosa Lee Austin, February 12, 1881 - March 21, 1959. James Wo Austin, September 1 5 , 1915 Ida Sutph in Austin, October 3, 1912 - February 13, 19490 John A. Hall, Janug ry 17, 1871 - November 2, 19490 Fannie R. Hall, December 30, 1874 - April 20, 1958. Alga D. Clifton, April 28, 1887 - June 23, 1968. Rosa R. Clifton, July 28, 1894 - December 26, 1940. Infant of N. B. Cassell, F~bruary 25, 1939 - March 3, 1939. Albert w. Rakes, January 31, 1873 - November 1 1 , 1949. Sarah E. Rakes, November 9, 1876 - March 11, 1942. James M. Rakes, March 20, 1911 - April 5, 1974. Daniel L. Slaydon, November 8, 1921 - August 17, 1977. Ethel c. Slaydon, 1908 - Harold Thomas Wright - Died Janu ~ ry 28, 1980. 57 years, 5 months, 26 days. 4, 1910 - November 11, 1973. Clifton , October 12, 1920 - April 26, 1971 . Arzie E . Clifton, October Vada R 0 ) �Laura A. Hylton , January 29 , 1871 - February 25 , 1946. Viol et J. Hylton , Apri l 2 9, 1842 - March 6, 1902. E. Taylor Plasters, July 2 , 1848 - April 1 81 1887. his wife Henrie tta Plasters, May 5 , 1852 - Octobe r 18, 1883. Emory Lo Casse ll, 1 893 - 1 904 . Austin D . Casse ll, 1 870 - 1 922. Belle P. Cassel l , 1 873 - 1 933· Willi am Eugene Cassell, 1 895 - 1953 . Katherine Rorrer, May 16, 1907 - July 8, 1930 . wife of P. L. Casse ll January 30, 1 8 62 - September 28, 1942. R. Spe ncer, January 24 , 1 865 - November 27 , 1942. J. D. Spencer, o. Alexander Spencer, Augus t 3 1, 1900 - July 15, 1903. Infant child of J. D. & Octa vo Spenc e r, Bo rn & Died, July 22, 1890. Luv ena DeHart, January 5, 1 834 - February, 1867. (Da y not shown). Thomas DeHart, Co. A, 24 Va Inf., CSA. Elitia M. DeHart, November 5, 1857 ; - June 7, 1892. Adie M. DeHart, January 13, 1890 - November 24, 1894. Robert L . Rorre r, 1 865 - 1938. Husband. Naoma Rorre r, 1870 - 1964. Wife. Emeline Hy lton, July 17, 1 837 - Au gu st 30, 1912. Grace U . Clifton, March 28 , 1911 - May 14, 1937. Fred R. Clifton, May 1, 1905 - May 12, 1980. Tazewell G. Hal1, March 14, 1870 - February 27, 1939. Lucinda H. Ha11, February 29 , 1880.Sarrah Hall, 1 855 - 1943. Marvin R. Wood, August 14, 1931 - December 9, 1935 · Charles Alex Wood, May i9, 1896 - January 29, 1965. Marr ied May 26, 1921 Callie Clifton Wood, October 8, 1898 . - �Ronnie R. Rakes, 1948 - 1966. Theodore R. Rakes, 1912 - 1978. Johnnie B. Wood, June 2, 1912 - July 16, 1972 . Married November .2 9, 1933 Lottie c. Wood, November 8, 1912 The above inscriptions were taken I'rom the P last ers Cemetery on 3 April 1981 by Ray Vaughn Cassell. NORTH CAROLJNA GRAVEYARD Contributed by Bruce Anderson 310 W Lexington St . Wytheville, VA 24382 Tombstone Inscriptions from an Abandoned Graveyard on the Estate of William Henry Speas- (dee.) Located in Winston-Salem, N.C. (Note: Transcribed by a grandson, Bruce Anderson, Jr. , Wytheville, Va, on 6 July 1980. ) No. 4Z JOSEPH BINKELI Nd1 i761 Den 1794 No. 34 Jon georg BockerJ\aMeimck Nodt 1758 det11786 36 Anna Maria Chitty· Wachau d 7 Dec 1799 A 20J ~M 21T JoHN EHLER born 1754 died 14 Jan. 1804 No . 56 Chrif1- A Leinback dep . 77 Sep . 1800 MARCIACA IBA.RIMA UOLEU GEBOREU DEL.i 8MARZ 1802 GS'IO RBF.ll1 DEUZI JUL 1803 HENRICH SCH.A BORN APRIL 4 1767 DEPART OC'IDBER 7 1806 John Shause born 26 Sept 1788 Age J2y 8M 15d dep "11 June 1821 #48 Elizabeth Shemel born 24 Ma.rch 1760 in Pennsylvania deP 6th Nov~17~7 Age J7Y 7J11 2W 59 PHILIP JACOB MEYER Befha.nia born Oct . 25 1771 died Sep 22 1801 LEWIS MICKEY st was born April 1 1775 AT BETHABARA departed Sep . 22 1844 Aged 69y 6m 14d JOHN NiLSON born 1751 Anna SiHOUSE died 1810 born June 18th, 1801 died Febr 7th 1845 �BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1870 Mortality Schedule 'Ille followi ng scheduly is from the 1870 census mortality schedule . '.Ihe original i s at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond, Virginia and is on microfilm. This was copied from microfilm at the LIB Library , Roanoke, Va. Columns : (line no.) 1 . House number . 2 . Name J. Age 4. Sex - male (m), female (f) 5 . Color - White (W) , Black (B), Mulatto (M), Chinese (ch) , Indian (I). 6 . Married (M) or widowed (w) 7 , Place of birth 8. father of foreign birth 9 , mother of fo reign birth. 10. Month of death. 11. occupati on 12 . cause of d eath. page 1. Line 1. 2. J. 4. 5. 6. page 11 1. 2. J. 4. page is 1. 2. J. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Warm Spring Township. McDANNALD, Nellie = 10/12 = f = w = 0 = Bath Co , Va = 0 = o = O = Sept = O = Inflamation of the Brain . KO<X;IER, John G = 60 = m = w = m = Rockingham .= 0 = 0 = Mar = farm laborer = dropsy of the chest HAMILTON, Charles W = 7/12 = m = w = m = Bath Co = 0 = 0 = July = 0 = disease unknown KINCAID, Margaret J P = 40 = f = w = m = Bath Co = 0 = 0 = Dec = h ousekeeper = disease of the hea rt. VANCE, Wallace = 9/1 2 = m w = 0 = Bath Co = 0 = 0 Feby 0 = Con ges tion of the Brain LACY, Elizabeth = 77 = f = w = w = Orange Co = 0 = 0 July 21 = housekeeper . = diarhara = = = Cedar Creek Township CONLEY, Catharine = 85 = f = w = w = Hanover Co 0 0 Jun e housekeeper apoplexy MUSTOR, Metamora = 2 = f = w = 0 = Bath Co = 0 = 0 = Mch = 0 = disease unknown MOON?, Henry Clay = 25 = m = b = m = Alleghaney = 0 = 0 Mch? = farm laborer = consumption of the lungs. FRY, J D = 51 = m = w = m = Bath Co = 0 = 0 = July = farm laborer = disease unknown = = = = = = Williamsville Township RATLIFF, Agnes = 68 = f = w = w = Va = 0 = 0 = Jany = housekeeper = dropsy BURNS , Tu.ni el = 67 = m = w = w = Bath Co = 0 = 0 = Mar = blacksmith = disease not known BURNS, Eldridge A = 33 = m = w = w = do (Bath Co) = 0 = 0 = June = house carpenter = dropsy of the chest SLY, Alfred = 24 = m = w = w = Augusta Co = 0 = 0 = Feby = farmer = disease not known FAUCET?, Elizabeth = 48 = f = w = m = Rockbridge = 0 = O = do (Feby ) = housekeeper = cancer BROWN, Mary E = 70 = f = w = w = Rockbridge = 0 = 0 = Nov= do (housekeeper) = cons umption of the lungs CRAWFORD , John S = 54 = m = w = w = Augus ta = 0 = O = Apl = farmer = disease of the heart . HENRY, Jerusha? = 2 = f = b = 0 = Bath = 0 = 0 = Mch = O = disease unknown �/00 9, line 10. 11. 12. HAIGHT, Jane = 22 = f = b = w = -- = 0 = 0 = -- = housekeeper = lung disease MAYSE, ~ry = 66 = f = w = m = • " = 0 = 0 = Jan 'r = keeping house = inflammation Rhernonatism CAWLEY, Edward = 2/12 = rn = w = 0 = --- = 0 = O = May = o disease not known HENRY, Reece = 1 = rn = b = O = --- = 0 = O = " = O = " " page 2 Milbro Township WISE, Julia E = 39?34 = f = w = m = Alleghany Co = O = O Oct = ke~ping house = consumption of the lungs 2. CHAPLIN, John = 68 = m = w = rn = England = O = o = = farmer = from opening veins in his arm - suicide - blead to death. 3, BROOKS, Mary = 44 = f = w = s = Augusta = 0 = O = Feby = = consumption of the skin. 1. = " ******************~***************************************~************ Copied from Lewisburg, (W) Va, newspaper from microfilm. rate of 1 7 Aug 1838. CALUMNY EXPOSJ;!:D! Blacksburg, Montgomery Co, Va . July 11. TO THE PUBLIC- -! feel my self . under the disagreeable necessity of coming forward to contradict a false and malicious report which was put in circulation against me, by my enemies in the counties of Giles and Washington. The report is·, that I have beat or stabbed a negro man, of my property, in such a manner that he will die; and some have even said, that he is al-read~ ·dead. Allow me to state the Facts, which are these: On Saturday morning, the 7th inst, a horse was offered to me to buy in Washington County. I got a switch and rode him some distance and returned him to the owner. I then went to the place where my negroes were at work with my teams. I asked one of the boys, why he had behaved so badly as he had done the day before. He gave me some saucy language, which provoked me to attempt to whip himo But he caught hold of me, and then I tried to throw him down and to tie him. I forgot to say that I had my knife in my hand, with which I was cuttin~ the switch to pass away the time , and with no other view whatever. When we got into the affray, and while we were scuffling, I was astonished at discoveri ng some blood on hig clothes. I let him go, and then for the first time thought of my knife, which I found in my hand with the switch. I examined the boy and found a small cut under one of his arms, about one half inch deep at most, and about _ ths? of an inch wide, whj.ch was made during the scuffle; but how i t was done, I don't know--It never made the boy sick, nor was i t more painful than a cut on the finger of the same size would have been.--'Ihese are the facts. I submit them to a dis:passionate public. WM. J . BARRIGER. Aug 10, 18J8. ) �/0/ WASHINGTON COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1850 Mortality Schedule 'Ille followin g death abstracts a re from the 1 850 census mortality schedule. 'lhese are only the deaths recorded of those who were ma rried . The original i s at the Virginia State Archives and i s on microfilm . pag~ Line 2J6 1. Wm Carma.ch = BJ yrs = male = widowed = b Md. = d Oct . 2. J. 4. 5. 6. 15 . 18 . 22 . JJ . 27 . 29 . JO. J2 . JJ. J5 . Elizabeth Lindemood = 82 yrs = female = d May Kissiah ?Midwin ??Nidwin? = 70 yrs = femal e = d April Elias? Rambo = JO yrs = male = d Jany Rebecca White = 49 yrs =female = d Aug Francis Ro si n baurn? = J1 ?J5? = d May Patrick ?Manny ? = 74 yrs = male = d April Saunder Rust = Ji yrs = ma le = d Jany Margaret Lyons = J4 yrs = femal e = d July Francis Fuller = 72 yrs = male = married = d July John fuff = 77 yrs = male = widowed = b Penn . = d Aug Mary Hawk = 72 yrs = female = married = d May Mary Smith = 51 yrs = female = d June Jessee ??Meeks?? = 72 yrs = male = b Jany Martin ?Methenty ?? = J4 yrs = male = d Feb Ann ?Keeyto r ??Kington?? = J2 yrs =female =married= d March page 237 1. 2. 8. 9. 18 . 19 . 2J . JO . 31. J2 . J4 . page 2J8 1. J. 4. 6. 9. 11. 12 . 1J. 14. 16. 17. 22 , 24. 27. 28 . = Joseph Dalton = 58 yrs = male = marri ed Jany died ?Saml? Repass = 48 yrs = male = d Oct Lewis Smith = 68 yrs = male = widowed = d Feby Catherin e Smith = 54 yrs = female = married = d Dec Richard Buskin = ~ yrs = male = widowed = b PA = d May Jno Barlow = 31 yrs =male = b NC = d·Oct Jno Spoon = 7- yrs = male = d Mch Wm ?Nis ly??Nidy?? = 72 yrs = male = d Nov Hugh C ?Nicely ? = 55 yrs male d Oct Unis Eakin = JO yrs = f emale = d Mch Lovina in Jones = 97 yrs = female = d Feby = = John Moore. = 54 yrs = mal e = married = b Jan Henry Minick = 76 yrs = mal e = married = b PA = d July Susanna ??Niaidow?? = 50 yrs = female = married = d Mch Mary Scott = 40 yrs = female = married = d June John Kisner = 80 yrs = male = married = d Oct Margaret ?Ludy??Sudy?? = 40 yrs = female ma rried = b Tenn = d Feb Catharine Doomfire?? = 40 yrs = female = married = d Jany John Hackett = 48 yrs male married = d May Noah Wa l l = 41 = married = male = d May Moses Snodgrass = 42 yrs male = d March Wm ?Hickey?? = 47 yrs = male = d Dec Rachel Jamision = 90 yrs = female = widowed = d Feb Susan ??Spuck?? = 55 years = feamle = married = b unknown e:: d June Solomon Brooks = 48 yrs = male = d Feby Sarah J Bowman = J4 yrs female married d Apl = = = = = = = �Io ,,_ Line 31. Epraim Estridge = 48 yrs = male = married = b NC J2. Jas? Jos?? Ball = 23 yrs = male = b SC = d Oct =d Nov page 239, 4, Robt E ??Brod.iey? Bradley?? = 44 yrs = male = married = d Nov 6, Sarah Mullins = 70 yrs = female = widowed = d May LEGISLATIVE PETITION BUSSELL & TAZEWELL COUNTIES, VIRGINIA 'Ihe original of this petition is at the Virginia State Library, Archives Division. Richmond Virginia,23219. Ask for #8880, Russell County , Legislative Petitions, Box B, 1815-1833, date December 7, 1827. page· No. 17 - Parts of Russell & Tazewell to be added to Logan County . / Dec 7, 1827 =ref ' d to Prop's /Dec 11th. Reasonable /Dec 12th Resolution reported /Dec 20th Bill drawn & Reported page To the Senate & house of delegates of Virginia the undersigned residents of those parts of Russell & Tazewell counties bordering on Logan County respectfully represent that they are so situated that they labor under great inconvenience on account of the immense distance they have to travel to their respective courthouse and cut off from the body of their counties by mountains almost impossible which would be from 80 to 100 miles if roads could ever be made; they are convenient enough to Logan Courthouse and therefore pray that your Hon 'ble bodies may attach them to said County by extending the new line from the mouth of Elkhoni creek & nmning to the head of Lusters fork then with the dividing ridge to the head of the Pophaw fork to intersect the Kentucky line thence to the Tug fork of Sandy R. to the mouth of Knox and thence to the mouth of Elkhorn creek to the beginning. & as in duty bound ?etc? pa,ge (all signatures w.ritten by same person) samuel Hunley John hunley Mines hunley James Estep david pane John pane george charles Edman Murphey Michel cline peter cline James Barker frederiCk trent malachi _d~al (?Saul) themas smith frneley blankenship William Jones William blankenship Nathan Robenett william luster John whit (notes not sure of any of the spelling of the name s - handwriting awful) �SCOTT COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1850 Mortality Schedul e The follow ing are abstracts of deaths ( married and old people) from the 1850 census mortality schedule . The origina l i s a t the Virgi.Ifia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia , and on microfilm . page · 192 Line 1 . Keziah Lane = 100 yrs = female = widowed = b PA = d Sept 6. Isom Hensley = 78 yrs = male = widowed = d Sept 1J . Ben j a min Agee = 56 y rs = mal e = ma rried = b Tenn = d April 14 . J a mes Fa rrin gs mooch? = 28 yrs = ma le = married = d Oct . 19 . Henry Minic k = 48 y rs = ma l e = ma rried = b Tenn = d Aug 25. Reec e Price = 70 yrs = male = ma rried = d Aug page 193 1. Margar e t Pendl eton = 35 y rs = f ema le = marri ed =Aug 6. Silas Fla nn e ry = 65 yrs = ma le = widowed = d Mar 8 . Na ncy Ca rter = 64 yrs = fema le = widowed = d Jany 1J. George McConnell = 55 yrs = ma le = married = b PA = d Aug 15 . Elizabeth Hallard.? = 42 yrs = fema le = married = d Oct 16. Malenda Os born = 2 1 yrs = fema l e = married = d Nov 21 . Jos eph Sta lla rd = 24 yrs = ma l e = married = d May = 22 . Nancy Egan = 65 y-rs = female = ma rried = d Jun e 28 . Louis a Flannery = 38 yrs = fema l e = marri ed = d July JO . Elishu Rhoton = J 2 yrs = male = ma rried = d Mar 31 . Lucy Starnes = 28 yr:S = female = marri ed = d Aug J2. Mary Adams = 69 y-rs = fema le = widowed = d Dec page 194 6. Re b e c ca Mcconnel = 39 y rs = f ema l e = ma rried = d Feby 7. Louisa Wa lls = Ji yrs = f ema l e = married = d Dec 14. Samuel Robinett = 87 y-rs = ma l e = ma rried = d May 15 . Polly Johns on = 85 yrs = fema l e = widowed = b PA = d June 16. Elizabeth Lewis = 60 yrs = f ema l e = ma rried = d Jany 18. Rawl ey D Sta llard 23 . Rac hael Mc Cubbins = 45 = 70 y rs = male = ma rri ed = d Dec y rs = f emale = widowed = b Pa =d June ADOPTION: Wa lter Richards of Floyd County , Virg inia •. . •. married 18JJ ..... Cather1ne Bowers , widow of Christopher Bowe-rs .• .• ..••.• .• . change the name of Amanda J3owers to Amanda Richards ... .. ... 7 Janua ry 18.39 . For complete copy of petition write to Virginia S t a te Library , Archives Divis ion, Richmond, VA 23219, and ask f or Petition of Wa lter Richards to c hange name of Amanda Bowers to Amanda Ric hards, Legislati ve Pe ti t ions , Floyd Co , Jan 15 , 18J9 . (A zer ox copy of a bove petition has be e n placed in the Virginia Room) �WORKSHOP LOOKING FOR ROOTS TAKES A LOT OF DIGGING by Cheryl L Cromer * Finding one's family roots in Southwestern Virginia requires careful digging into old , dusty records . But, as one genealogist said, "It's a worl d of discovery. " The Southwestern Virgini a Genealogical Society held its fourth annual workshop Saturday at First Uni t ed Met hodist Church i n Salem . "With the popul arity of 'Roots ,' availability of records and the increase in courses in geneal ogy , more people ar e dabbling i n genealogy as a hobby ," said Netti Schreiner-Yantis , a guest lecturer and past president of t he National Genealogical Society. *Roanoke Time & Worl d-News , Sunday , July 19, 1981 I ~ 1 9 8 1 ~ ~ -+:. �..._, - ..-. ... Ms . S chrein~Yanti s , a professional g enealogi s t and lecturer at the National Archives Genealogica l Institute , s poke on "Early Settlers of Westem Waters ," settlers in what is now Montgomery , Floyd and Roanoke counties . She is a tnistee of the Board of Certification of Genealogists and lives in Springfield . Anyone can trace his family tree, she said. "Start with yourself and go back .... a lot of people try to hook onto s ome illus trious ancestor, for instance. "Ask the older people i n the family ques tions , t hen us e area res ources -- county records , obi tuari es , t ombst one records -- t o connect the f amil y ." Genealogi s t s use l ibrary r es our ces and government r ecords as clues to family lines . Knowing t he hi s tory of a stat e or county hel ps pinpoint mi gration trends , us eful i n t racing ancestors and t heir homes , Ms . Schrei ner-Yanti s said . "If you know the his t ory of your area , you can guess what r ecords could have been made . "Put your ances t ors i n thei r own background," s he sai d . "Find out why and how they lived, not jus t who married whom.'' John Salmon , head of the s t ate records unit of the Virgi nia Stat e Li brary Archives , spoke on "Revolutionary War Records in the State Library . " con ' t Netti Schreiner -Yantis & John Salmon '~ ~ �I Using records saves time and energy for the genealog ist , he s a id . "You can do an awful lot of research at home without tearing around the countryside . Just be sure to double check everything . "What the records tell us depends on the emotiona l baggage we carry with us," Salmon said. In the enthusiasm of dis covery , many p eopl e r ead in t o a :r:ecord, assuming it is important because of the family l ink . "Go to the original source if at all possible." After a joumey to Maryland, Frieda Iavison found h er original s ourc e -a 18th century tombstone to an ancestor ' s grave . She stopped in for the Salem meeting on her way home to Johnson City, Tenn. "Genealogy is an addition," Mrs. :r:a.vison said , " You find the answer to one question and five more pop up. " A medical librarian at East Tennessee State University, Mrs . Iavison began tracing her father's family a few years ago. "My father ' s a great storyteller. down. rt dawned on me that somebody should be setting his stories "Then I traced my mother ' s family, then my husband ' s ...... . i t just snowballed." Not every family has a famous ancestor, she said, "but there are always some characters in every faIQily ." The hobby can be expensive "and time-consuming ," said Inez St . Clair of Salem. Mrs. St.Clair, a retired nurse, has traced one family line back to 1616. She and Eloise Crosswhite of Salem picked up the hobby after retiring. "It's something new, " said Mrs. Crosswhite, a retired school teacher . "I'm just having fun finding out what the world's all about . " * * * Editor's note : Notice the map on the wall in the picture of SchreinerYantis & Salmon. This map is on a sheet . I do not know how Netti reproduced the map but one way would be a slide and projector or the use of an opaque projector in drawing the map on the sheet . A very compact way of traveling with a large map --. no tears and easy to see -- especially from the back row. For a list of books published by Netti, write to Print, 6818 Lois Drive, Springfield, Va. 22150 Genealogical Books in For a list of the publications of the Virginia State Library, write to Virginia State Library, Richmond, Virginia 23219. A Home Study course is being offered by the National Genealogical Society 1921 Sunderland Place NW, Washington, DC 20036. Write them for details . ifl. -~-- - -- - �/() '1 Dorothy Scott FII:;LDEH, RFD 1 , ~ ox -!.9 , .M:1rJl·:11J , l!Y 12ll6 !1eeditlfo on Friel SiiUPE, b ?e b . 14, 1 849, S i) ri:1c V::.llcy , VA., d Oct . '.:.7, 1925, Spring Valley ; ;. nd hi s wif e , l· ~ry J u :1e i>HVI...>, b Feb . lJ , 1844, Bridle Creek, VA . , d Apr 27, 1928 , S~ri116 Valley , d a u . of' Chu1 ·ctli . l 0 . D/,VIS, Thei r d a u, Margaret· Ann Sl iUPL, b Ju Ly 18 , 1875 , .H·iJ c ; d July 15 , 19 5 0 , G~ ~ lax, VA, m Rush Carson F'I!'.:i...DEh . l ~-~20 Via c Con(le ;.ve , Chi..;saµeak e , \JV . 25315 1elson ".~els " i·LilliJOX, b i n iJD ht. n,t Co . VA ca 1843 . iii:.:; bro, Dani el, b 1 2 - 4 -1836, d 12- J - 19,_Q. They were ~ o ss i uly Lhe s ons of ilt=lson A . a nJ. Judy IvlAiJDOX? " Nels" m J times . Who "'ere his wives ? R~latetl Lm-:i li e s u.re CASH l·L'\.YS ANGUS l-1.ASSIE ' , ' and CANPBELL. 1,·J ou.ld lik e:: to e xc info . Lynda Stone BRO.,JN , , HARGREAVES , Mrs. Cai:.herine J\.rmst.:-ong, 124 L:.1rc h, Saginaw, .MI 48602 Am interested in corres with a ey i1Alfuiso;J r esen r chers. My line a pparently lived first in PA and then in Soi.lthwesL VA be.fore moving on to what i s now KY by 1775 . They still o·.med l a nd in what i s now Craig Co VA until 1798 . HORAN, Sebert, 1 -o Ca rrol..l ton Ave S.:tl e m VA 2 'foed marriage info on Jas (Jeff VIA b 1859 in Fl oyd Co VA. Jim, Victor, Dale, .Lina, Lizzie , NDnnie and Pa nsi.e. '.Jho did Jas (Jeff) VIA's f a ther was Anders on VIA, Jr. a nd his mo t h e r Prob went to WV in late 1800 ' ~ . Al.so who was the father a:1d mothe r of John CCNPl'O~J, who m Eli Sept 25, 1827, in Halifax Co . , VA? l I Also his children: each one marry? was Nancy MOH.AN. zabe th ANDER.Sa; CLICK Maurice A. 1 1 ~bbtide Terrace 01 i a \~A 98502 Seek info on Anll/ Anna VINYA.!.ill ;,,JE~·~..c::itT who m Jacob GISH, Sr. Ann d in l828 in Botetourt Co . Jacob & Ann GISH we re parents of Priscilla GISH, who m James SNYDER and were grc:.ndparents of Catherine s r,f T.JER, who m J oms GRAYDILL on Dec. 18, 1856. Seek bdate and parents of Jame s Si·JYDER, m to Priscilla GISH i n l833. Lived in Botetourt Co VA. FAWBUSH, Mrs. Bessie , 88 E. Front .St., Richla nJ.s, VA 2464l rleed info on John and Ja:1e STLJ!_.;ON, who resided in rlt.l ssell Co. VA in 1800. Known children - ilexander, Ro bert , Wm., James, John, Martha, Polly & Mary Jane. BUl<NS, Mary Moore , I3ox 261 , Rt ii 1, Denton, T iJ 37307 1{eq1i1.eat info on SNAPP farnily - 1850 census o f Hancock Co . T.J shows William .SNA.?? b 1800, w Priscilla ]_, Children - El.ecaney, David, Chri stopher a nd i3enjamin. They apparently came from somewhere in Lee Co. VA prior to moving to Hc.ncock Co Tn . Who were William SAA.PP' s parents? ',.Jhat was his wife ' :s maiden n ame ? '.Jho were her parents? This is my great grandparents on my mother's family. MaYJ Judith A. 1 6616 Gaines H.oad Broad Run v;l 220 Heed info on Charles and Marc:;a ret (BIAS?? JO§i~S & their children, By<..1. s Cezareo, Riley, Etbel, Bessi e or Margaret . May be others. Byas b Monroe Co 1,-JV, d Mt . Grove, Bath Co . VA Married (1) Dovie JONi.:S, (2) Charmie Ellen MOl cGA!'J (.3) Ida Bel le PRIT'l' . He had a ~otal of eleven children. �PEIRCE, Robert A.,P. 0. Box 48, Hagerstown, I N 4734/? Hen:ry FULLHART bought land on Tinker Cre ek, Botetourt Co VA in l 798. His 1819 will mentions wife, Mary, sons Jo h n & Henry. Need Henry sr•·s place and date of b, and his parents. Will e xc on FULLHARI', FRANTZ, GARST & Zug. HARGREAVES Mrs. Catherine An:nstro l2 Larch S a i naw MI 602 Would l i ke info on any WITHROW WITHEROW .families . illd document says William Withrow, Sr . "of Bartholomew Co., VA'' There i s no Bartholomew Co , VA . To what could this have referrEtd? William left lam in Washington C0 . , KY whe re my ancestor s made their final settlement . BURNS Mrs . Ma M. Box 26l Rt Benton TN Hancock Co TN 1 850 census shows Jame s PERSELL PERC~L) wife Eli zabeth ? . They came fiom Lee Co VA t o Hancock Co Tn . He was hi g h s heriff in Lee Co VA prior to coming to TN . Children - Ersula b 1829, George W b l8Jl, Wm C . b 1836, Martin V. b 1838, James K. b 1842, Mary E . married Dr. Christopher SNAPP, and Lafayette J. b 1845 . Who w~s James PERSELL ' s pa r e nts? Where in Lee Co VA did they live? What was his wife s maiden name? Mary E. PERSELL is my ggmother (Maternal, Paternal). HARGREAVES, Mrs . Ca therine Armstrong, l24 Larch, Sagi naw, MI 48602 )\.dam HOPE of Chester Co PA m about 1749 to Agnes KINKEAD, dau of John & Mary KINKEAD . They were in Washington Co VA on 15 mile creek by l 769 with children, Mary, Jame s, Thomas , John, Richa rd, and Adam . Jun interested in corresponding with any HOPE and KINKEAD (KINCAID) researchers. BURNS, MAHY MOORE, Box 26l, Rt #1. Benton, TN 37307 Need info on MOORE family - 1796 Botetourt Co Va mar riag e record shows J ames MOORE & Elizabeth HINER, her fathe r is listed as John RYNER . Note the spel l ing the sarr.e as on the marriage certificate. Who was James MOORE ' s parents? Wa s his wife 1 s name Elizabeth HINER or HYNER? Wer e they originally from McKeesport, PA? This is ray dire ct line my paternal ggggrandparents . In an old land g r ant book, it s tates James MOORE .came from McKeesport, PA. Hargreaves, Mrs. Catherine Armstong, 124 Larch, Saginaw, MI 48602 Would like info on John RICH.i1.RDSON who d 1804 Me r cer Co Ky leaving property somewhere in VA. His w Susan BRUMFIELD was the dau of Robert BRUMFIELD, also believed t o be from VA. Would like any BRUMFIELD info . .MCCONNELL l 0 Santa Desire info on Nath dau of Henry, Au g l 2, c~nsus . I n 1840 J.vlrs. Tippicanoe Co . Ij. Fe St • Charles MO 6 Ol Nathaniel WORLEY b l 'i95- l800, PA or VA . M Magdalene SMITH 1820, Montgomery Co. VA. I n l820 & l830 Montgomery Co VA Magdalene '.iOiU,EY, head o f house , with 5 c hildren in NCCON,IELL, 1940 Santa Fe, St. Charles , M6 6330l Desire Info on Wm BURK who m Margaret ~·JILLIA1-1S Oct 2 , l 792 Montgo nery Co, VA . Who were their children? Parents? Are they the Wm & Margaret BURK i n Warren Co . IN. in l840 and buried in Warren Co . in l850 1 s. Was Wm Henry BURK b VA l8~ , one of their sons? .. I �WETZEL, Hazel Ellis , 3618 4th St. , Brownwood, TX 76801 Need p of Robert BROWN, b 1772 Russell Co, Va; rnd 1819 Floyd Co, Ky. Jemima WALKER, b 1791 Mon tgomery Co , Va , dau of William & Sarah (?) Walker, Was Wm Walker a bro t o Robert Walker of Surry Co, NC, Quaker (also had a dau J emima .) The Wm Walker & Brown fami lies rnigra ted to Ill. , then to Mo. WELLS , Clara Couch; Box 125 , Riverton , KS 6677 0 Need p and info on Abraham Kilby LUNSFORD, b Surry Co, NC 1814-20; rnd Minerva GRAY,(b 31 Aug 1822 Ky ) on 8 Nov 1843, London, Ky. She dau of Thomas Henry Gray (b ca 1797 Va or Tenn ) & Mary Ann FRASHURE (b ca 1798 Va. ) In 1850 living Laurel Co , Ky ; 1860 in Grundy Co, MO - buried Mo. ANDREWS, Eleanor L., 6228 Capell a Ave ., Burke, VA 22015 Seek info, correspondence with des cendants of following families: GRAY, Montgomery , Floyd Cos . LIDDLE, Wythe, Grayson Cos . LIDDLE, Wythe, Grayson Cos . MAYS, Amherst , Augusta , Nelson , Rockbridge Cos . McCLELLAND, Augusta, Rockbridge Cos. POR'IER, Wy the Co. STONER , Rockbridge Co. WALL, Wythe Co . McALISTER, Ann L ., 3609 'Tu.nglewood Lane, Lynchburg, VA 24503 Who are p of Benjamin Iabney ANDERSON, b Lynchburg (?), Va 1810. Md Sarah LINDLEY in Ala . Lived Pontotoc Co, Miss . 1850, Shelby Co, 'IN 1870. Had bro James H. Anderson. DOUTHAT, James L., Rt 6 , Box 603, Harriman, 'IN 37748 Need p for Adam PAIN'IER, d 1773, Augusta Co, Va. Estate settlement Nov, 16, 1773 by wife Elizabeth (?). Ch bound out by court 1773-74 named Barbara, Margaret, Mary and Matthias. Will exch info on the Painters/BENDERS of Shenandoah Valley , GREEVER , Elizabeth L ., 115 Spring Grove Ave., Bluefield, WV 24701 John REY, Augusta Co, Va. md Peggy DONAGHE 18 Apr 1796, dau of William Donaghe. From 1800 until 1810 the names of John, George, Moses , Jacob, lli.niel, Henry KEE/KEY appears on the Personal Property 'Tu.x List Dist. I Augusta Co, Va . Can anyone identify these people? SHANNON , Mary Paul, 510 Ft. Branch Rd., Pearisburg, VA 24134 Need p of James McCARTY & wife, Mary HAYES, md 26 Sept 1811, Washington co , Va. Need p of Nicholas PRATT (b 1811 Va - d 1891 Va.) & wife Sarah/Sally (1812-1893 Va) md (now) Smyth Co, Va . Need p George M. Hamilton (b 1816 'IN) & wife Virginia -Shelton HARRIS (b 1822 'IN) md Sept 1838 Hawkins Co, TN. BRIMHALL, Mrs. L . G. , Box 787, Winston, OR 97496 John W. THOMPSON (b 1788) moved to Giles Co, TN. son George Thompson (b 1847) w~fe Mary Narcissa MCNINCH. George NICHOLS (will rec'd 1812) son Bazdell gdau Elizabeth (b 1770) md Mordecai MORGAN. William David SAUNDERS 1725 Lancaster Co, PA, wife Polly . Bedford Co. son, funiel Green Saunders. GLOSH, Gerri, 301 Houston Ave. NE, Roanoke, VA 24012 Need info on Mabry and Esther (_1) YORK, p of Malverne York (b Apr 186J, Guilford Co, NC) hus of Lilly V. HALL . �/I D TRENHOLM, Emily Quillin , 1150 Judson Dr . , Boulde r , Colo . 8 0 303 . Need p & vital sta.tistics on followi ng famili es who lived S cot t Co , Va in early 19th century: Thomas & Anna FIELIB STRONG ( md 2 1 Dec 1 795 , Rockingham Co, NC); Isaac & Ursula BOUNffi , J oseph BEV I NS , Willia m & Margare t DAVIS BOND, and Mary Polly GRAY (md Charles KILGORE 18 1 2 S cott Co , Va .) FUSON, Babe Moore (Mrs . L . G), Clio Rt , Box 25 , Williamsburg , KY 40769 Need p of John C. MOORE (1795) & wife J ane (MUNCY ?) ( 1794 ) . They came to Whitley Co, Ky in 1831 from Russ e ll Co , Va . D3.. t e of marr-l age & where? They c'o uld have lived in Montgome ry Co. & Scott Co ., Va . JORDAN, Mrs. Edna J, 3118 Cofer Road , Fa l ls Church , VA 22 0 4 2 Desire p of Maria TAYLOR, who md Howard RUTHERFORD , Bed.£ o rd Co, Va . 1800. Relationship of HOWARDS of Botetourt Co, Va , with GILBER'IS & TAYLORS of Bedford, Botetourt & Roanoke Cos , Va. FERGUSON, Helen V. • 77 Laurel Ct. • North Port, FL 33 596 Seeking info on DILLMAN and KIMBERLIN famili es . Ge o. DILLMAN md Cindy _ from Gennany. They had a son John Tu.vid (b 1839 Bla nd Co) who md Amanda KIMBERLIN. Who were her parents? Where was Geo. born, die & buried? Postage refunded. CURRY, Rita, PO Box 77 5 , Glade Spring , VA 2434o Searching for the p of Pleasant Coleman TArtOR (b 1815) and Jane Reed THORP (his wife) (b 1816). Were in Carroll Co, VA 1850 & 1860 census and the census showed both being borp in NC . DALTON. Mrs. Helen May, 74o W. Austin St., Paris, TX 75460. !avid MORGAN (b 12 Mar 1753 Halifax Co, VA; d Oct 1813 Floyd Co, KY) md ca 1780 Anna POTEET. Who were parents? Only thing I've heard "David was of the family of General Daniel Morgan". Whatever that can mean • . BRANEN, Mrs. J. L. , Box 186, Marshall, OK 73056. Continuing search for names of ch of Isaac Kirk Sr (b ??Fauquier Co, Va, ca 1760) ; Isaac Kirk Jr of Boone Co, WV was 70 yrs old in the 1860 census. His wife, Sarah HUN'IER KIRK d before 1829. CRAGON, Mrs. Henrietta Herbert , 11423 Royalshire Drive, Dallas TX 7 5230 Will exch info on William HERBERT, superintendent at Lead Mines, Va, by Mar 1764. He d Fincastle Co, Va 1776 , leaving wife Sarah, p David & Martha, ch: William, Thomas, Joanna & Martha. Need proof of his birthplace, birthdate, marriage and arrival in Va •. LONG , Mrs Curtis, 1789 Sullivant Ave, Columbus, Ohio 43223 Need p & siblings of Josiah Kennon (b Rocky Mt, Franklin Co, Va, 1817) md Mary Jane BROWN 1852, Martinsville, Henry Co, Va . Dau of George & Anna COUSINS BROWN, b 1833. 9 ch in Va & after 1874 moved to Cedarville, Greene Co, Ohio . VOWELL. Mrs . Elbert A, 508 Warwick Road, Palatine, Ill. 60067 Timothy DALTON, Bedford Co, Va, will proved 1775, naming wife, Elizabeth, & son , James. Need names of other ch. Was William Dal ton, of Grayson Co, Va ( 1782-1811) a son? By tradition, Wm's wife was Elizabeth STURM.AN, who d Campbell Co . , 1789? �I ll DICKENSON Richard 128 Central Ave. Sta ten Island NY 10 01 MURFIN MURPHIN , Joseph Lo awery (b ca 1798 NJ?Pa ; d 186J Hancock Co , Ind) md Mary ? ( b 1811 , Ohio; d 1856 , Hancock Co, Ind). Ch: Joseph L, Martin T, William R, Rachael (md Eli Garrett) , Lucinda (md John T. Garrett), Mary A .(md John Keller) , & Sarah (md William Sample). Need info backwards on Georg e YOUNG md 19th Jan 1835 , Floyd Co . , Va , Nancy Jane AGNEW ( p Samuel & Sus an PRESTON AGNEW) . Jos hua Young signed. oond.. George Young in census was delagate t o Legislature . MERRIAM, Mrs D F , #12 Drumlins· Terrace , Syracuse , NY 13224 . PORTS , Michael A, 7900 Westheimer , #411, Houston , TX 77063 (new address) Need any information on John , Josiah , and William BRAIEHAW all of whom appear on Bedford Co, Va tax li s t for 1782. Also , will pay reasonable fee or exchange for research in Bedford County records . MCCONr.fELL, Mrs . Iris , 1940 Santa Fe . ST . Cha rles , MO 6J.30l Anxious for info on pa r e nts a nd children of Henry S MI'.i. H m Eli za be t h POWELL, dau of Robert,. May 10, l 796, Franklin Co VA. . ',.Jere they the Henry & Eli z abeth SMITH who were parents of ~.Janey , who m Wm Henry DURK 1840, l.Jarren Co IN . Nancy was b in VA 1807. Henry & Elizabeth SMI TH are buried in Warren Co I N. MCCON:JELL , MHS IRIS , 1950 S.Jnta Fe ,, St, Cha rles MO 63301 Any info appreciated on HE,;,LCHY-1•.JORLEY . In l 796 Botetourt Co VA William HEAL.CHY will p robated and i t named Th omas ':J OH.L~, son-in- l a w as one of their heirs. What was Thomas's wife given name? His parents ·? Who wer e his? Elsie~: PERSINS,(.Mrs. James S~, 1737 Marker~., Wenatchee, WA 988 Would ~ike to know parents of ~amuel F. RUSSELL, b 1803 & Susannah Hash 1810, in G:ayson Co., VA, m.23 Sept. 1829. Ch _ John, James Preston b,' b. 1~31! Bassil b. 1832, Rebecca b. 1835, Stephen b. 1838 Poll M b l848 William Floyd Riley b. 21 Jan. 1844. Any info. on the ~hildr~n ~ouid be ' appre. Mrs. The lma RAY HARPER, 3318 Mackland AveNE Albuquerue NM 87106 Need parents of' Susannah NOWLIN m. .5 r.~ay 1777 Will i a m CHI'l' WOOD (CHEATWOOD) who liv:ect in Bed~ord Co. ~yhen Frankl~n Co was t: o r J?ed from Bedford their home was in Frank l in. Issu7 : D isey, J?e l ~Squire (m. r-1ary WRAY), Frankey, w:atthew , and Sally wife of' E l i PE RDUE. ~rs . Harold M. GOODE, 524 Westview Ave Bedford VA 24523 John HEWIT'l' and wife Mournin~ appear 3edford Co 1798 , to Breckenridge Co KY 1810. Known Children: John Jr, Warner, Nancey, 7 homas, Betsy, Edmund, Stephen,Need county he came from and parents' names . Is he related to John HEWI'rT family of Botetourt Co in 1 794? Dallas J. OGDEN, 320 Need parents of Joel Tazewell Co., £ought Union Army, d. 3 Feb. 1865, 11 children. Tremont St., So. Charleston, WV 25303 Harmon EDMONDS, b. 14 July 1842 in sw VA perhaps in Confederate Army 1861-is64 defected a:ia joined 1928, Raleigh CO, WV. M Mary Frances TYREE 16 June �Mrs. L. G. BRIMHALL, Box 787, Winst on, OR 971.'}t Seeking info on James A. FARMER m 1 840 , Bedf o r d Cl . '/.'\ . ~da Ann DAUGHERTY 1 dau of James. George NICHOLS will rec o r d ed 1812 , son ~ azdel l NICHOLS f of Elizabeth who m. 1791 to Mordeca i MORGAN, son of '.:'r,omas ~·~u!{G AN a nd Es ter TAYLOR. John W. THOMPSON b ca 1788 of VA mov ed Gi le3 C< , T H s Ge o r ge J . THOMPSON b 1827 m. Mary N. MCNINCH b 1 831 TN. John d lf" ' ,"' . John ROPER B Jan, 1788 of NC d ca 1865 MO ., Wife, Nancy mov ed to '!'!i , then to MO. John PERDUE b 1818, Giles CO. VA., m c a 1844 Ma r y 1"r&nce~ t·:I ~ , b 1 822 Me rcer CO •. VA., moved to MO, then to OR. 1852 . Mrs. ·C atherine S. SCHORN, 4624 East 54 th St . , t/22. l , Tulsa , OK. 74135 Need proof of relationship betwe en RichardT . SHAU N & Hi chard R . SHAON. Richard T. was in Bedford. Co. by 1792 when he m. Ann KASE Y. Larana KASEY m.Alexander KASEY, Ann's bro . Was Lurana Richard T . ' s sis ter? Richard R. b. 1804 Southside Bedford Co ., moved to Franklin Co. ca. 1840s. Richard T. was probably living with him when he died by 185J . Des cs. lived in Franklin Co . & Roanoke area. Will exchange on all SHAON a . Name also spelled SHAHANNE, SHEON. Was Rich ard R. bro. to J ames K . S HAON in Bedford Co? Proof? !:!· PETERSEN, 724 Grace Ave., Charleston, WV 2 5 3 0 2 Desire info on parents of Sarah LEE, who m. John BRAMMER, Jr. in Patrick Co., VA. on 4-30- 1795. Parents believed to be F . M. LEE & Lucy GRYMES. Mrs. ~· ============================================ === =-= ==============-======== FLOYD COUNTY (VA) BIRTH & DEATH RECORIB , 185J- 1872 and ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH REGISTER compiled by Marjorie L. Fluor. Price $20 . 00 (includes Tux & postage). Order from Mrs. Marjorie L. Fluor, 1920 Heliotrope Drive, Santa Ana, Cal. 92706. ========================================================================= Mr. Gordon P. Tierney of Inverness , Ill. was rec ently elected to the position of Genealogist General in the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution at the 91s t Annual Congress of that organization held in Oklahoma City, Okla . Mr. Tierney will serve in this capacity during 1981 and 1982. Mr. Tierney is a Certified American Lineage Specialist and a Fellow of the American College of Genealogists. The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution is the larg est male patriotic organization in American.· .•. . .. elgibili ty in the organization is derived by lineal . ~es cent from one or more Revolutionary War patriot ancestors. (Mr. Tierney is a member of SVGS --- congradula tions from all of us! ) Mr. Richard Boulton Dickenson of Staten Island, NY , is Historian-inResidence at Cornell University. This position i s part of the New York Historical Resources Center - - must be interes ting work. �/13 WAMPLER FAMILY HISTORY 17 01 - 198 0 by Fred Wamp l er Hans Peter Wamfl er (Wampler) was born in Germany in 1701 and was married ca 1721 in Germany to Anna Veronica Aboa rd the ship LYDIA, he was among the Germany passengers fr om the Palatinate and among t hose who had s worn a llegiance to the Briti s h Crown upon arrival on September 29, 1741 i n Phil adelphia . He brought with him hl. s wife and 6 (known) children. Only male passeng ers 16 and above were l isted. Hans Peter Wampfl er S r. was 40 y ears of age , Hans Peter Jr . was 18 and Hans Michael was 16. Hans Peter Wa mpf l er Sr. d ied in Lancas ter County , Pennsylvania prior to Apr i l 24, 1749 . This book dea l s primarily wi th descen d ants of Hans Michael Wampfler (1?25-1789). Michael Wa mpfl e r, along wi th Martin Ki mberl in g, Mi chael Steffey and John Phillippi we r e t h e Elders who fo unded St. Paul 's Lutheran Church in Rural Retreat, Virg i nia . This was about 1782. S t . Pa ul' s i s still an active Church i n Rural Retrea t . This s tudy includes records from Southwes t ern Vi r g inia counti es o f Bot etourt, Dickenson, Grays on, Lee, Montg o me ry, Russell, Wc hoot, Smyt h , Tazewell, Washington, Wis e and. Wythe . S ome families with whom the Wamplers intermarried were Adding ton, Beverley, Boggs , Broadwater , Burton, Doug herty, Francisco, Gray, Henry, Hillman, Kilg ore, King, Kinser , McClellan, McConnell, Moore, Porter, Quillen, Reedy, Sanders (Saunders ) , Skeen s, Snodgrass, Stallard, Stang er, Steffey, Wells, Wheatley, Wolfe , Wood and others. Copies of census records, inventory lists, land surveys, wills and o ther records are included . The book is well documented including a biliog :raphy A gift copy from the author to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical · Society has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. The book has a hard cover and contains 120 pages. A copy may b e ordered from the author, Dr. Fred B. Wampler, 479 P:rui t t Ave., Los Alamos , NM 87544 , The price is $16. 00 postpaid. Review by Belva M Counts. =::i::================================================================= QUERY Isaiah JONES, b 7 July 178.5 Va, md Ann ( ?) 11 May 1807, Va ., Ann b 11Sept 1786 , Va. Their children: Nelson, Ellender , Celia , Rachel , Belinda, fuvid, a l l b Va. Ellender Jones md Nathan WARD, Ky , 18 Nov. 18J4. Seek parents of Nathan Ward, b Grayson Co, Va. 1814 poss . Also s eek inf. Peter SNIDER md Olivia J. SEXTON, Grayson Co ., Va., 8 Apr 1800. Mrs . Lydia HI CKS, 117 Russell St. , Rayville, La . 71269 �JI 'f THE CRAIG COUNTY HISTORI CAL SOCIETY Volume 2 1 Recipes , Folklore , Supers t i tuions , Home Remedies and General Pleasantries This volume has been given the S VGS and p l aced in the Vi rgin ia Roo m of the Roanoke City Public Library . I t has genealogical i nfo rmat ion. A page from the ledger, April 6 , 1849 , o f Newton A . Caldwe l l• s s tore, Looney, Va., contains the following n ames : Britts , Caldwe l l , carper, fudding, Eskins, Givens, Hancock, Huffman , J ones , Leffl e , Lipes , L ooney, Lugar, McCarty, Niday, Rubble, Shawver, Size r, Smith , S p essard , Taylor , and Walker. Mr. William M. Hellems of Paint Bank k ept a l edger f rom Ma rch 16, 1876 to June 14, 1913. A few excerpts containe d the n a mes of Ada.ms , Baker, Bean, Bostic, Cale, Clingenbell, Craft, C:rump, Harmon , Humphri es , Kirby, Liilton , Mac!l3.niel, McGuire, Mayhand, Myers , Pedigo , Re ynolds , Smith , S n odgrass, Stark, Surface, Sutton , Ting ler, Treynor, Tu cke r , Whi t e l a w, Wi l e y and Wright. Many old photos are included. Write to 1 The Craig County His tori cal Soci ety, Rt 1 Box S J - E, New Castle, Virginia 24127 . Membership fee s a r e s $2 . 00 a cti v e ; $.5 . 00 family (parents, children under 18) ; $10 . 00 contributing ; $50. 00 s u staining ; $100.00 life . All members receive CCHS news l ett e r, " Our Proud Heritage" , f ree genealogy services , and a di s count on a l l CCHS publica tions . Life members receive one free copy of a l l CCHS publica tions . SAIN'IS AND BLACK SHEEP by Kenneth E. Crouch This i s a c rouch - Overstreet family bookle t and was produced as a personal item for a family reunion . 'Ibis was first printed in 19.51 and revised in 1973. Part I contains the family and ancestors of Berry Zane and Lou Henry Cheek. Pa.rt II contains the family and ancestors of Seymour War and Gabrella La.nsdown Crouch. The book has family photos . A complimentary copy from the author has been presented to the Southwestern Vi rgi n ia Genealogical Society and placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. It is hoped by the author, that those s earching for these family roots will feel free to make corrections and update this material. Contact Kenneth E . Crouch, Rt J, Box 3.5.5, Bedford, Virgini a 24.523. �' f5 THE MCCONNELL FAMILY Descendants of George Mc Connell and Su s anna h Snav e l y by J ohn G. Marti n The Mc Connell f a mily c a me to the Un ited States from Ireland <U\d se\\1...~~ i n Penns ylvan i a wher e George McConnell Sr . marri ed Susannah Sna~e~ . '.Illey f i rs t came to Sou thwest Virg inia and settled in Elk Careen , 1mss~l.'1.. Co, Vir g inia . The y move d f r om there to Scott Co u nty . Ge orge McConn e l l a weaver by trade was Hi g h S he ri ff of Scot t County in the pionee r days . Georg e Mc Connel l (1775- 1845 ) and Susannah Snav ely McConnell (1775-1855) are buried in the McConnell Ce metery located b etween N\.c\ l.~..:;~ \.l.~ "'~ ".;.\, \ and t he Twin Springs School in Scott County . TI1ay \-J i: th~ \\.~ 1~ \'tR '\ 10 children ; Elizabeth , George Jr , Henry , Joa b , Wats on , Kate Pri.scill 'lliomas , Price , Samuel R., Su san and William G . These c hild ' a, into the fo l l owi ng Sco tt Co unty families , Al len , Cox , D:lv i s re n ma rri e d Fugate, Kil gore , Laws on , Phillips and Stal lard . ' Dou g h e r t y, ' The book has 10 c hap ters wi th t h e d escend ants of eac h me mber 0 ..1.4" and Susannah Snav ely McConne l l ' s family . There are photo g raphs homes and tombs t ones . Geo~g-e of o.1.d Marriage Records of McConnel ls in S cott a nd Wa s hington Cow 1ti es , Va , a.re included in a s ep arate chap ter . The book has a hard c ove r, 1 2 1 p ages and comple t ely indexed. A c opy · of t h e book has b e en placed in the V i rginia Room of t he Roanoke Ci ty Pub l i c Library, a g i f t f r o m the autho r to the Southwes tern Virg i n i a Genealog i c a l S ocie ty. You may order the book from J o hn G. Marti n , Tenn . 37664. The p rice is $11. 50 p o stp a i d . 1313 Kinrs- Pineol a Av e · ' e SJ)o'l:'t, Revi ewed by Belva M Counts . TH& GEORGE PHILLIP WILL IAMS OF CRAI G COUNTY , VI RGINIA a nd VIRGINIA AYLETT WEAVER OF MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRG INIA by Herman Jos eph Will1ams This book is soft bound and produced from a typewritten copy - con ta . 264 pages , 39 pictures, ancestor charts, family group records, his t orie5 ins and .generalogical charts for both Williams ( 23 pag e s ) and We a v e:r ( 30 families . '!he author hopes contacts can be made wi th his f ath e r, • ,... . P~ S brothers' and sisters' families , all born in Craig County Vi r .. ~ s~v~m were twelve children c:u1d he has information on only fiv e familI~~ia. There price of this volume i s $15 . 00 A second volume is planned · th · 'Ille tional information t hat can be obtained. A g i f t copy from ~ the a ddi the Southwes tern Virginia Genealogical S ocie ty has been place~ ~u t hor t o Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public L i b rary . Co pies may b i n the 0 f r om Herman Joseph Williams, 2860 Circle Drive , P ort s mo u t. h C t ~ 0 ;,ct-arect ' \ '-' .5662 . r e v i e we d by J3(.:).],.va Co unt s . - -- - - - �From Newsletter of NORTH CAROLINA GENEA.Lcx;ICAL S OCIETY , PO Box 1492 , Raleigh, NC 27602 . ABANDONED CEMETERIES : On 14 April 1981 NC S t a t e Leg i s la turo ratified House Bill 333 which provides that: "The Departmen t of Cul tura.l Res ources i s authorized to take appropriate measures to rec o rd and permanently p r e serve information of significant historical, gen eal o g ical or archeal o g ica.l value when , in the opinion of the .Department , a ny s u ch information located within an abandoned cemetery is in imminent d anger of loss or des struction because of the condition or circumstances of the cemetery . " ..•. The iegislature also ratified House Bill 611 whi ch strengthens t h e laws concerning penalties for " Desecration of cemete ri es an d grav es . . . .. plowing over or covering up graves." What are Virginia laws? being enforced ? Your state laws ? If there a r e l a ws , are they - ------------------------------------------- ---- - -- - - - NOW AVAILABLE - SCOTT COUNTY VIRGINIA CEMETERY RECORPS Volume 2 - - - - -- - - - - - - -- --- Inc ludes over 6,000 mo r e name s 211 cemeteries, not in Vo 1 ume '1 • I t covers the entire County area ful l y indexed. 270 pages, soft ' cover 8-! X 11 archival Bond Paper Vo 1 2 $19. 95 post pa i d Vo 1 1 st i 1 1 ava il ab l e in i ts 2nd print i ng for $ 14.95 o r $34 for the set. PHYLL I S L. PETERSON, 704 Hermi ston, Orego n E Highland 97838 THE LAST WORD I Imow I'm behind - again - but hopefully this issue will arrive before the end of August . As you all know summer is very hectic and for me this year has seemed e:ven more so . We wanted to put the workshop in this issue - s o one delay . Nettie spoke from notes so no copy of her speech . How about the pictures -- if you were there , find yourself or . your fr:tends . We also had a guest from Galifomis -- a visitor wh~ was in ~al em . 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 5, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource Abram Crabtree; Plasters Cemetery Survey; Bath County 1870 Mortality Schedule; Washington County 1850 Mortality Schedule; Legislative Petition, Russell and Tazewell Counties; Scott County 1850 Mortality Schedule;. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1981 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv5n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4840/VANv5n2.pdf 89facc0f0ceda971a2c1d2446a70f67f PDF Text Text ... ·.. ....~' -------------------------------------------------------- Virginia Appalachian MAY 1981 Notes •Bristo l .. ., . ... ' -. ' ., ' "cl'~ ·-• .. .. .. • ..... "'\ 1. , • • "-· Southwestern. Virgipia -GeR~alogiC~l. ~~ciefi · Roano~e, Vir.ginia·· . . • PUBLISHED QUARTER LY. ' ..... �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEAL(X;I CAL S OCIETY OFFICERS President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Assista,.nt Treasurer Be lva Counts S . A. Bell Jerry Bartmess I lene Lavind er John E . Burrows III Mondia Dyer Raymond Brickey COMMITTEES Book Chairman Book Review Historian Hospitality Membership Parliamentarian Pedigree Charts Program Publicity • ,,• Research Surname Index Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN) Editor Art Director Query F.ditor Geri Glosh Belva Counts Robert G Phlegar Myrtle Bell, Carol Hill, Virg inia Petty Raymond Brickey Bruce Anderson Mary Jane Vaden S.A. 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Send books to be reviewed to Mrs Oren R Counts , 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke, Va 24019. ========== ========~========================================================= === \ ' .\ I' �VIRG INIA ~ P P AL AC HI AN published N OTES ~uarterly by S OUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC . ===== === = ==== == ========== === ==== =======================================-= Volume V - Number 2 - May 1981 CONTENTS Pres ident ' s Message 41a Floyd County, Virginia, Legislative Petition 41 Tazewell County, Virginia, Mortality Schedule 46 Bed.ford County, Virginia, 47 1782 Tax List Giles County , Virginia, Cemeteries 55 Scott , County, Virginia, Early Settlers 57 Craig County, Virginia , Index to Will Book 59 Civil War Letter by S. H. Hoilman 62 Montgomery County, Virginia, Deaths 6J Pulaski County, Virginia, Mortality Schedule 66 Ancestor Chart 67 Queries 68 Quarterly Exchange 73 Book Revi e ws 75 Charts 77 58, 61, 67 Ne wspapers ================================================================-======== MEETINGS May 15 - Spending the day at Bed.ford, Va . June 20 - Speaker meeting at City Library, R noke, Va . July 18 - WORKSHOP - see back page for registration blank . == === ======= = = ======= ============= =============================~======== �THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE What could be more exciting to us than to know that we have Ne t ti Sc hreinerYantis, past president of National Genea lo g ical Society , a profess ional genealogist, a lecturer at the National Arch i v es Genealogica l Ins titute , and author of several genealogical source b o oks , as our ma in s p eaker at our JULY 18 WORKSHOP!! Mr. John Salmon, Ar c hi vis t of the Virg i n i a Library Staff will also be a speaker. Make your reservat i ons earl y . Our March 21 meeting with Dr . Warren L. Moorman d i s cuss ing J ohn Hook , New London merchant , Bedford Co ., and Mrs . Patri c i a G . J o hnson , s peaki ng on General Andrew Lewis on April 18 were mos t inf orma t i v e . Mrs. June Goode and Jack Denton , members f rom Bedfor d , Va . , will be our leaders for a field trip in Bedford at our Sa tur~ , May 16 meeting . Meet at the museum across from the Courthouse a t 10:00 a . m. Having completed our work with the Roanoke Hi s torica l S oci e ty a t the East Hill Cemetery, Salem, Val, our next cemetery proj e ct is the the Wy t he Co W1ty Historical Society, Wytheville , Va . Both S ocie t ies will shar e t h ese records . New books received to review for VAN and appearing s oon are: The McConnell Family, John and Edward Tuck Family , The Wampler Fa mily , and The Ge o r ge Phillip Williams Family -- all Southwes t Virg inia f a milies . Our membership is growing. We appreciate a l l o f you. He lp u s share , and preserve records. Belva M CoW1ts , Pres ident . ;V{'f (e. c to c o l lect, o r"cLs- '10 "" «Where.. do T / oo/c- ~ R- r- a_ Wh<=-r-=- ? Jl,p,,J ? �I.!- / F'LOY D cou::TY, VIRGINIA L~GISLATIVE PETITION County Meetj rlf~ i11 Floyd . Pursuant to notice a meet in g of the citizens of Floyd County was held at their Court House , on Saturday 8 th inst , to pass resolutions concerning the Distillir.,cr of Grain in to Whi s key . Henry Deskins Srg was called to the chair , who expl-i.ir.ed the objects of the meeting, and Co'l John Williams appointed secretary . J . J . ~.Jill iams addressed the house in a Short & pertinent speech & presented th e follo wing resolutions Whereas : We the people of the County of Floyd in public meeting assembled, deplorin g th e unhappy state of affairs produced by an inordinate thirst for s peculation , particula rly in a rticles of huino? necessity , the principal s ufferers from which are the needy & unprotected fam ilies of the poorer classes ; and d e precating the conduct of the unscrupulous , who ought to be the warmest friends of the country -- who instead of supporting the Government , are buyin g up large quantities , & all the surplus of Grain produced by the Country for the purpose of distilling it into whiskey(underlined i n original) -- Therefore be it Resolved, I That inasmuch as the County has furnished its quota of men to the Confederate service , the most of which is actual labor from the fields, and in th e event of a failure of the Grain Crops the ensuing year, every cons ideration of safety & Humanity requires us to protect ourselves , & provide for the families of the absent , by husbanding our resources, &thwart if possible the s chemes of the Distiller , who seeks the destruction of, & perversion from its ordinary channel s , the fruits of our industry . Resolved II That we condemn in the strongest tenns the erection & putting into operation the Distilleries in our county , consuming in a few months the entire produ c ts of the County & petitions the Legislature to pass general Laws , prohibiting the Distilling of Grain into whi skey throughout the State , d u ring the Continuance of the present war , as we in duty bound s hall ever pray &e?, Resolved III That a copy of t0ese resoluti ons be transmitted each to our Delegate & Senator i n the Legislature , requesting them to lay them before their respective houses , and that they be instructed to vote (underlined in petition) for the same & that these preceedings be published in the Richmond & Lynchburg papers . P . Howell Esq in a lengthy speech objected to the Resolut ions , but they passed the Hou se unanimonsly - there being not a single dissenting voice Henry Deskins P_t John Williams Secte To the House of Dclcgi'.tcs .ma Senate of Virginia.: Wt· th \' 1111d ,·1!<ir11ctl ri11.:"'' " .,f Flrly.1 ('011111y. would most l111:al1ly rq1 rc~c11t unto y our hono1·:1ulc ho1lic's that wl· 1.i·c i11 gr1•:11 1ln·aJ u f 1111, 11 ··· ~ 11 0", · rin~ in l'llr 111111-:. 111 cun:'<''l"''n'°' uf the i11nnli11atc thir::.t for !'pt>c11 lation in tl 1c• artidc .,f 1.1<11 · 1111. " · ,. li:t''" d1-1dl •rv ·ofcc•r tli-1:1!1·1·,· :<JJ1·111·· 11w u p i11 c\·cn 11Ci"'hLorhurul. Grain h1i.; l>ce 11 :w d j.; :s11ll lo,·i 11~ 111111,.!lil 111• Ly 1li1·-1• . . ;-: 1i _,"1.1d•.-. ··" 1,,, sn~· .ll.'l 1'r11~11,·J "' 1111kc 1licir ·~ilc'. The y Rrc ~n·:tt fricnJ.~ ''·'· p rofr--i.,11 t n tli c ~o111Lli1·111 l' 111f,·1·d,•r:u ·y : l111t if the i11ol1' pc 11•! • :H·r .. f th e ~uuth 1l('prll'ls upon tl1crn, w,, foai· we'' .-,.uld .- •' •ii l1r in tl11· Ion 11.f .; ·i f .. 111,p . \ 11F .. , 'l'J. l°'y " ill, 111111·~~ .'·vur J1.,11 1.i rnl1lc Im.lie;; prohibit it, soon have :ill the "j, .. _a11°l ,·lii ldn·n " tan in .'-' l ' 11·lr r 1111' ··ir1·111 11 -t.111cL'~ it w1lu l,I lo• i111pu~o1l• l r tu gc:-t tlic fathers un •l hu~l.Jand:< r1ft!:1·"· :-1:11 'Ill ).{ f.1mi1 ; .. , f .. , , •• • 111!-t 111 tli, a1'111_\ . ( >11 r I 'Q 11111y Cl'u rl h:i- bn·11 l1 b1' rnl in tax in.i: the pl'op ll· to rai~f' menu" t " 1:1:ike 11,.. f.11111l1r·• n f !111• "ol d i1· r ~. '"'Parr 111 t) ,. . .«e n ie<•. t'Un1f.,r1uLlc: hut it l;Cl'lllS unle~s tlH'H~ ho usrt. of .Jit-trU• i !\011 :11"1 " (" f•fl t' d Ill t!1 · ir " /'' 1"a(1<lll.;, ~ r :\111 l'. ' llll'Jt l.Je l.iaJ at all,\" Jll"il'C, anU W~ undCr:itllU1l 1 OU!" ll is not the vnly c11111111 11 11 i1y 111 til l' ~1 ·11•· i 11 tli·· ~a111C' - 1tu at1•'l1 0 0 0 �'f 2.. . We '"'o~J,1 the.refore most l1um?iy pray thnt n lnw may.be pnsscu proliil11t1ug th o 1 ii~tillin _g o f g roin. d 1iring ou·~ present (hfficulhes. Our men will Le much Letter soluicr:i wil11out th e lir1uor 1 anu lhl·ir fa milies e nable d to o b tain bread . . ~our pe:it~o~ers 'rou.I~ hnmb~y repres;nt, ~lint in their ~pinion the only way to rernedy th e evil, will be to proh1b1t the d1st1~lrng of g1nm alt~gether.• The 1<le11 of sorr.e 1s to tnx tlH·in, but th1 1 t will only a u gini: nt the evil. aad lei.d to still grcatt'rexto~·t1ons . \\ c co.ul<l so.y much more in support of our p c lit ion; but arc aware that v o u need no argument to be eonnnced of the en! of wLich . nc compbin auu 0. :1 io duty bo und w ill ever vrny &c. • (page BN-1) Sparrel H Griffith Peter L Howard James B. Headen James B. Muncy Fleming Pugh Sr Geo M Mo~ely?Morely Jefferson Turner 'Ihos H Mo~eley/Moseley? Joshua B young R P Fleenor Q A Buckingham Joseph M Young A. J. Thomas John B Beckett John P. Black ?Alfred P Holly? Ferdinand Duff ?Huff Moses G Kelley James H Huff ?G. L. T. Jones ?W/M? W?/W Jones William Lan ?Lam Fleminey ?Feltny? ?Rwen? Mdfunil John McTu.niel? Hary Mcfuniel? Burel Jannay H R? Hall J. "F, "Redman John Turner James T. Radford James S Kelly ? (too faint) ?Richard ? ?James Adkins? ?John ? ? ?John P Terry? ? C P Hunt? ?Fedric Wood? ?John C King ?Fleming Pugh Jr William Likens? Henry Shively A Gill enwaters ? ?John Martin ?L T Viar R Boothe Geo ?Whorley C H Tunier? (most of the last column on this page was very faint on the photocopy) (page BN-3 ) C. M. Stigleman J. W. Headen George G. Helms J . M. Howard L. W. Bower?/Bowen R. P. Elliott B. P. Hylton Hary Weddle M. F . Hylton John H Hylton J . J . Humphries Asa Keeth Champ T. Dunmill John T. Lester Geo W Lester D E Williams P. H. Martin ?J. W. Helms J . G.?/T. Helms ?F. 0. Dobyns ?L. V. Edward ?W'. T. Deheart s. H. Fench J. Jeff Mabry John T Mabry Samuel Palmer Isaac Palmer NB Gillenwalters? W Y Shelor EB Griffith 'I'azwell T Graham B S Black F M Payne DA Griffith John S weeney? Albert Matthews A J Castle John Jones Joseph Howell Ahab . Weddle Levi Keith F . A. Huff C. Sowers James Palmer (part of this page was faint) (Page BN-4) Abram D Burnett T. H. Simmons Charles A Simmons J ames C Turner ? S L Hylton J. B. Shelor M. B. Hylton N. B. Stimson Geo . M. Switzer Creed Underwood Preston Goad Ransom Quisenberry Henry Taylor ?Ja ' s Ronald (or J . J . ) Geo M Wells Monroe Howard Geo W Goodykoontz W'm M Goodykoontz G. W? Kitterman Solomon Hylton Cha ' s Weeks Will 'l S?L Underwood John T underwood Sam 'l Terry G. W. Lancaster? R. H. Bower ?Masarine C Howel W. A. Underwood ?Saml L Rigney ?Jas E Cartercon 't �4. ../ ::z (page BN- 4 can ' t ) Petition of Capt C M Stigl e ma n ' s Company of Floyd Volunteers praying that the Distilati on of grain be prohi b_._ted in t he County of Floyd ?Vu Thras h? (page BN-5) Dickers on Tho ' s P Do bny s ? Dobnyns F.arly Dicke rson James F Sowe rs Birdine Dickerson Harvey Dickerson Charlton Thomson Andrew Dickerson John P Short Generel Wea ks ?John W Raford Haden Morciel Alpherd Whitlock Crawford Moran? Hiram Dulany H. C. Lester Z. Lester W. M. Sowers W. S. Sowers J . Bishop W. J. Vancil Harry Sowers ?Luss r Weeks ?Josephf Weeks John Holt ?D W Sowers ?Henderson Helton A. James M Pugh F.• H. Young * Calep?Caleb lovel George Bradberry Abreham Woolwine I sak Whorly C. N?M Bolt ?Holt J , D. Idings John Walters W. H. Anderson Sparel Holt Reuben S. Wickham Geore W Sowers W' m A Lee Shelby A Smith NS Wickham *E C Wickham Jacoub Fi s her George Hungate J ohn H Spangler Sylvester Mills Givens Epperly Wm Di ckerson A . I. Short T. H. Mitchel? Mitckel Samuel B. Wickham Mathew Williams ? G. M. D. Williams ?Eli j ah Dickers fuv i d Williams Rily Dickerson Flemon H Poff Joseph Sumpter Lani el 0" Mara ?Abra.ham B Wa tkins Gor den Roop Jyl es H Roop Jos eph Simmons fuvid Spa ngler Al en Epperly J . W. Mitchel A. J . Young Samuel Spangler ?Charles Thorn.mas ? James M Burton ?Richard B Alley ?James Tomrnor?/Tornmo s T. B. Wingfield ?Phelnen Janny? Floyd Roop W H T Roop. Joseph R Wickha m ?H . B. Shoolter?Hoalter J. F . Calwell ?Alexander M Graham ? (very fa int) James A Simmons Ianiel R Simmons (page BN-6) 1st Lieut. A. Harman 2nd Lieut G. Harman Lieut. S. Slusher Jabez Harman Simon P Weddle Calvin Delong John C Burnett L . J. Hylton ?Clo bin Hylton ?Abram Harris ?Philip W. Guthrie ?Bethuel Hylton ?B . F. o ' neal Caleb Weddle Rolen Sutphin (or Rolew) Joshua Weddle ?Wm H Hyltonn ?Foster I /?J Wood Archelous Quesenbury ? A. L? Sutpin Hendrick Sutphin Henderson P Sutphin Wm Augustus Weeks ? Samuel P Burnett ?William J. Caldwell ? ?Archibald Weeks ?(name cut off on copy) Green B Sowers Lafayete Sutphin ?Clabron MacPeek ?Fredric Quesenbury ?Samuel Harter ? Willis Allen Weddle Chesley Hylton Elijah Weddle William Quesenbary Lues Quesenbary ?Jesse Pratt Benjiman MacPeek Henry H Thompson ? Moles Lues Hylton ?Joshua Hylton Elijah Weeks Isaac W ONeal ?James Pratt James W Guttery Jeremiah B Burnett Ben j amin W Keeth William Keeth William J Keeth Tazwell W Hylton ?Heserkiah C McPeek Erastus Hylton (page BN-8) James G Harris Preston Quesonbery Eli Wade Thomas Willis James Keeth P. A. Weeks Henry H McPeek ?La.nan Harman �(page BN-9) ?George Kefavar? 1 ?Philip Shoemaker 2 George Siner J Wm Truslow 4 '!'a.swell M Ratliff 5 John Poff 6 G. H. Ratliff 7 ?Benjamin 1 Bell 8 John H Gahart 9 John B Walters 10 J" R" Palmer 11 Ja cob Clower 12 Charles O/?P Craghead 13 James H Jarrett 14 Philip M Walters 15 George Whitlock 16 John F Furrow 17 John K Lee 18 Jacob Boyd 19 ?Jesse T/?Y Ca rter 20 ?Cainan Lawrence 21 ?Thomas F Carter 22 Fleming T Wimmer 25 Major Sowers 24 W. T. Clower 26 H. 1 . Smith 27 William S Moore 28 William E Tice 29 Charles D Ves t JO ?John H?W Thomas 31 G. W?H Via 32 S. E· Palmer 33 Greenvill Leftwitch 34 Caleb Maxey 35 T. W. Gleason 36 S. R. Conner 37 Benjamin Swiney 38 Joseph T Turner 39 ?John H Wimmer 40 John Jenny 41 ?John E. Vest 42 J. T. Clowers 43 ?Samuel 44 Wm T. Simpson 4.5 J1.. J. Hudson 46 A. J. F.arles 47 (Page BN-11) (the 3 columns on this page did not copy too well) Jackson ?Godbey W. Campbell Alexander Gardner Floyd Epperly William ? Johnson J . J. Dehart James Philips John Philips Madison More? H. D. Craft George W Whitlock Francis Collins R. C. Beasley ?Fr ' ck Quesenberry Jacob Sumpter John W. Wright Anderson ?_ Howell George W. W_ _ __ James M Webb ?Millne Quesinberry Allen T Howery Jer Goad John W Tice Wm H Castle Harvy D Carter M D L Harris William H King Tobias Philips Abner Lester Oliver Henigan James Bond James M Castle James W Silver Lloyd Quesenbury James M Boy.d Martin Cox Crockett Quesinberry James P Howery Jacob ?Turman Joseph Harris Hiram Cock George A Slusher Samuel Harris John 0 Mitchel ?John Sumner Henry M Duncan William M Bol"tP. T. Howell Lewis Lester ?Lerroza Lester Harrison Lester ?Wm H. Man(n)ing I/J? B Whitlow Benjami n Weddle H. W. Bishop ?Mahlin Lemnon Enoch Philips James G Alley Luke Cox Daniel Carroll Robert Philips Frederic Quesenbery Preston Philips ?Briant Philips W. C • Quesenbery ?Elijah Turman Abraham Black.~~~ Benjamin~~~~-­ ?Cumming ?Lig ht? Mah.lan Phillip J . C. Conner At the request of my men I have signed their names to this petition J . Godbey Capt . of Co . B ?54 Regt Va . ? (page BN-1J) Samuel Hurt?Hunt B . P . Shelor F . A. Winston Hiram Hoff Benjamin Harman Jr John T Wells Levi Weddle Valentine Hylton Jessee Arthur Solomon Hylton Joseph Hylton Levi Hylton Aston Hylton ?Heney Slusher Archilous Hylton Sen Jacob J Weddle J . H_ Ratliff Nancy J Rogers ?A . W. : Dehart ?Mos es Ma rti n ? James D? Smith ?Esther Whitlow Lutitia M Whi tlow Francis Whitlow Joel Weddle Clark Hunga t e Alexander Weddl e James P Weddle _J �Susanna Weddle Stephen H Canady Moses Dickson Wilson A Wea ver ?Tu.s well Sowers ?Birdine Bi shop ? James W Phlegar ? James Holland James Martin William Huff l.fm A Canaday ?Ma t i s on Ca rter Burwell Shi v eley (page BN- 1.5) Timand.ra Howell Minerva E Howell Sarah Weddle Mrs Sarah Weddle ? Weddle Mary J Gill Elizabeth S Carter Sarah Gill Anne _ Gill Emeline F? Gill Elizabeth Wickham Suzanna Wickham Lioney Omara Elizabeth Burnett Emilly Hylton Almiria Burnett CathaRine Weddle Sarh E Weddle ?Octava th Pratt ?Didd( wie ?mie ?nur) Pratt ?John Pratt Harriett Harter Eve Pratt Elizabeth Ann Hylton Cathari ne Pratt Lemuel R Wickham ?Hiram Hy l ton John C Weddle Joshua Pratt John B Hylton Henry A Hylton James Howell * Jacob Harman Adam Har ter Jeremiah Ratliff Wm A Simpson (Page BN- 16 ?) Margaret Hylton *Henry Harman Elizabeth Ann Howell Catherine Ho well Zilpha Star Rebecca Hyl t on Cyrenia E Harman Ann Harman Noama Harman Margaret Harman Mary Harman Selia Harman Christena Harman Barbra E Pratt Martha Pratt Judith Pratt Sally Elgin Catharin Boling Sallie Harter Mary A Harter Elizabeth Harter Margaret Harter Bell Baber Laura G Howard Sophia A Burnett Alley Ratliff Matilday Viar Maryan Ratliff Addaline Ratliff (Page BN- 17) Thomas B?P Shelor Jr Wm M Shelor Tho ' s B Shelor W. M. Alltizer Benja min G Boon Andrew F Stigleman Barna Bolin James W Stigleman Henry Ballenger William H Fisher Joseph Wever John Reed Andrew W Lancaster Charles Thomas Wm H Epperly M. M. Switaer Sarah A Shelor Mary G/?J Shelor Mary J Weddell Nancy Suery ? Milla Reed Mirana Reed Sarah An Burges Sarah M Burges Mrs Sarah Reed Jula An Burges Frances Sti gleman Caroline Epperly Margaret A Boon Sarah M Epperly Susan A Marten? Nancy B Marten ? Alex Bolen Ruth Carter Susan Ballinger Louisa Ballinger Martha Ballinger Susan E Ballenger Mary S Fisher L. F. Fisher Martha A Ianiel Mary S. Ianiel Ann Ianiel (page BN-19) Tho ' s Lancaster Isaac E Robertson Jessy Underwood James Underwo od 5 . John Sowers Nathan Cockram Jesse P Boyd John Jinney A. H. Cannaday 10 . Jacob Bowes Jr Robert Palmer Abraham Phlegar Samu el Phl egar J W' m Lester D. H:?S Howell Vanbeuren Wade Caleb Howell (page BN-21) John Chaffin Sarah Chaff i n Nancy Eller Jas M L ?D Harman Joel Sowers Julia A Rakes Rebeca Chafin William Holloday Heneyetta Holloday Joel Ross Betsy Ross Jinney Ross Mary M Lester Serrena M Lester Rhoda Simmons �Permelia H Simmons Wm C Simmons Hiram Boyd John G Hoff Joseph H Henderson Carter (page BN-2.3) John F Williams Asbury B Williams Susen Williams Martha A Fishburn Susan B Hamilton Levi G Adkins Harvy T Spanglor W T Lester ?L Tice William B Howell ?M_F_ _ Fleming J Tice Tho 's D Howell George M Dobyns Zachary ~ Dobyns William R. Kittennan Samuel F Dobyns William E Kirby Samule Stimson Lelon Stimson Samuel G Light William Sowers Mrs Nancy E Sauers Miss Rosa B Sauers A Austin Proffit William H Boyles Cephas Pri tchi t Catharine L Howard Wa lter R Godbey Junior S Dobyns William Ira Howard Willia m B Wells Z. T. Hamilton L. W. Boyers (page BN-25) Sallie Wilks Mary Dobyns Ciset R Waggel ?Jacob Sowers J . T. Sowers Tho's S Robertson TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 Mortality Schedule The f' allowing are abs tracts of deaths (those who are married) from the 1850 census mortality schedule. The original is at the Virg~nia State Archives and is on microfilm. p 228 Line 1. Jacob Stump = 48 = male = married = d June 5. Martha P Wright = 20?26 = female = married = d Mar 7. Sparks Martin = 39 yrs = male = married = d Nov. 8. Jane Boyles?Bozles = 4-0 yrs =female =married = d Aug . 14. Clementine Harrison = 43 yrs = female = married = d Jan . 18. Peggy Hall = 60 yrs = female = married = d Mar 20. William Jones = 82 yrs = male = married = b not known = d Jany 24. Alex• r? Mahood = 90 yrs = male = married = b Ireland = d Nov 27, Mary Mullins = 96 = female = married = d Oct 33. William Beavers = 44 yrs = male = married = d June 34. Matthias Harman = 67 yrs = mal~ = married = d Feb 35. Elizabeth Beavers = 49 yrs = female = married = d July page 3. Susan McQuire = 45 yrs = female = married = b SC = d Sept 6. Elizabeth Carter = 21 yrs = female = married = d March 9. Henry Bowen = 81 y-rs = male = widowed = d April �BEDFORD COUNTY , VI RGINIA Ta xabl e Property & Tithes for 1782 Continued from pa.Be 8 , February 1981 1-0- 0-0- 1 KEER , James KING, Jo hn 1-0-2 -9-1 KINSEY , Her.ry 1-0-1-5 - 1 KEER , David 1-0-1-J-1 1-0-1-0- 1 KEENU11 , James 1- 6 - 4-9-1 KEY , John Negroes Bob , Cloe , Ja mes , Adam , Sam & Trib 1-0-1-0-1 KEY, John Waller 0-2 - J -11- 0 KENNADY, Easther Negroes Phillis and Jac k KRANTZ, Michael 1-0-J-7-1 KING , Avory 1-0-5-7-1 KEETH, Nicholas 1-2 -1-9-1 Negroes l.ucy & Tom LAINHEAR'IS , _ _ 1-0- 4-16- 1 LAMB , Archibald 1- 0-0-0-1 LEAR, Willia m 1- 0-2 - 8 -1 LAMBERT, CharJes 1-J- 8-12-1 Negroes , Jupiter , Lucky & One child LCGWOOD, Thomas 1-15-7-34-1 Negroes , Bol , Ma le , Charles , Joe Hannah Phillis, Doll Winny with seven children LOVING, David 1- 0-1-0-1 LUMPKIN, Thomas 1-6-9-16-1 Negroes Scipio , Tom , Harry , Dublin LOWRY , William and Son John LONG , John 1-1-0-0-0 Slave Judy LEFTWICH, Augustine Senior 1-15-7-23- 1 Negroes Will , Sandy , Esseac , George Venice Sook , Leamont , Diloy Anne Shadrack Stephen George, Vine , Tener Flanders MILLER , Si mon 1-15-11- 24-1 Negroes , Harry , Dick~ Dove,Jaco~ J a mes, Pegg, Rose , Dinah , Luce , Nell, Hannah, Teller , Frank, Harry and Jerry MILLER , Simon Junior 1- J-5-4-1 Negroes Arney_,George, Elsey MOORMAN , Cha rles 1-4-2-10-1 Negroes Cuff , Tobey , Hannah & Luce MERRETT, 'Ihomas 1-1-J-9- 1 Negroes Cuff MURRY , David 1-18-8-24-1 Negroes York, Frank , Jamey, Steven Jack Hanner, Rachel , Lew, Jude, Phillis , Charle~Aleck~Lummer,Simond, Peter, Silvey, Milley_, Cate MOSELY, Arthur 1-1J-4-2J-1 Negroes Pete~ Phill , Bobb, Will, Charles , Jacob, Soloman, Easthe~ Lue. Milley_, Pegg , Cate & Agg McFARLAND, Benjamin & father John McFarland 2-7- 6-20-2 2-0-4-1J-2 Negroes , Agg , Harry, Jude, Archelles, LEFTWICH , Thomas 1-?-8-45-1 Negroes Tom , Moll, Jane , Hannah , Abb , Sall , Danul 1- 0- 0-2- 1 Nann , Tabb , Letice ·MARTAIN , Gideon LEFTWICH Junior , Augustine 1-J-8-1J-1 McGUIRE, Lawrence 1-0- 3-7-1 McGLOWKIN, Charles 0-0-2-2-0 Negroes Ianiel Ben Aim 1-1 - 2-7-1 LODER , _ John 1-J- 1-J-1 MARTAIN, Thomas Negroe Barkey Negroes Jin Nell Sam L<X;WOOD, Edmund O-J-2-2J-0 McCLANAHAN, Absalorn 1-0-4-11-1 McCLANAHAN , John 1-0-4-0-1 Negroes John Harry & Phill i s MILAM , Elizabeth 0-0- J-8-0 LEFTWICH , Littlebury 1-J-2-5-1 MEAD, John 1-10-5-8- 1Negroes Dick Ai m Dicea Negroes Sarah, Parks, Dick, Wallaces LEE, John 1-0-J-8-1 Lidia, Alee, Rubens, Milley, Bett & LEVENSTON , Aaron 1-0-4-1J - 1 LEWIS , James 1-0-4-9- 1 Harry 1-0-J-4-1 LAZENEA , John 1-0-2-J-1 MATTHEWS, William 1-2- 2-6-1 LEFTWICH , Uriah 1-1 -6-11- 1 MEAD , Nicholas Negroe Will Negroes Charles & Nance 1-0-2-8-1 LANGHORN , Henry 1-0-1-J-1 MCCRAW, Edward LEFTWICH , William 1-24- 16-45-2 MABERRY, Henry 1-0-J-8-1 Slaves Joe , Bachus , Little Joe , MABERRY, Frederick & Son Frederick George Punch , Jane Cloe Iarcus Ledia, 1-0-4-2J-2 1-0-J-12-1 Isaac Judy , Annis , Bill , Jacob, Pa tt MAY13URRY, George Winny Pegg , Charles, Lucy Bobb, 1-0-J-11-1 MILAM, Zachariah Charles, Cloe, Ceaser, Dinah 1-0-1- 4-- 1 MURPHY, Michael Son John 1- 0-7- 13-1 MILAM, William �MILAM, Rush 1-0-2-6-1 McELVAINE , Moses 1-5-7-18-1 Negroe Nann with four children McGradah , Laughlan 1-0-2-7-1 MAXEY , Josiah 1-0-2-11-1 MEADORS, Jesse 1-0-2-9-1 MEADORS Junior, John 1-0-0-0-1 MEADORS , John Son of Joel 1-0-1-6- 1 MEADORS , Joel Son of Joel 1-0-0-0-1 MEADORS , Isham Son of Joel 0-0-0-0-1 MEADORS, Jarvis 0-0-0-0-1 MILLS, James 1-0-2-9-1 McELLARRY, Richard 1-0-3-4-1 MILIER, William 1-1-3-5- 1 Negroe MEAD, Rob 1-0- 6-12-1 McCLURE , James 1-0- 4-11-1 McDOWELL, Michael 1-0-3-3-1 McVAY, James 1- 2-4-14-1 Negroes Jane & Li mmon MORGAN , Tu.vid 1-0-2-5-1 McGUIRE, John 1- 0-1-0-1 MILAM, Ann 0-1-4-13-0 Negro Tom MILAM , Moses 1-1- 9-20-1 Negroe Tom MARSH, Page 1-0- 1-2-1 McCAR, Richard 1-1-1-3-1 One Negro MORTON, John 1- 4-J-8-1 four Negroes MANION, Thomas 1-0- 3- 8- 1 MARKUM, Thomas; William Markum 1-0- 2- 3-2 MARTON, William 1-1- 2-8- 1 Negroe Hagar MAXEY, Walter 1- 2-3-23-1 Negroes Sambo & Phill MAXEY, Jeremiah 1-0-2-9-1 MEADORS, John; Jonas Meador 1- 4-5-20-3 Negroe WilbYJ Phillis_, Fie & Annis John Meador Junior included MEADORS Junior, Joel 1-0-1-0-1 MEADOR, Joel 1-8-3-20-2 Negroes Phebe, Tabb, Toby, Bob, Steven, Harry,Phillis 1 Luke, Jobe Meadors MOON, Fanny; Chris topher Kinlet Overseer 1-5-3-6-1 Negroes, Sam, Thomas, IRnieJ., Silvia & Bett McKENNEY , Charles 1-0-6- 9-1 MOORMAN , Charles 1-J- J- 10-1 Negro es Peter , Moll & Rachell MASON , Elizabeth & Reu ben Mason 0-0- 2 - l J - 1 MEADORS , Absala m/?Ambrose 1- 0-2- 10-1 MEADORS , Thomas 1-0- 1-0-1 MEA DORS , Wil lia m 1-0- 2 - 2 -1 MEADORS , J e r emia h 1- 1-2 -9- 1 MOUSLEY , Wa lter 1-4-J- 12 - 1 Negroes Ad am , Bett , Toney & Sam MITCHELL , Jo hn 1- 2 - 5-17- 1 Negro es Phib & Ba rna MITCHELL , Aquila 1-0-1-0- 1 MORGAN, Evan 1-0-1-4-1 MELTON, Willia m Junior 1-0-1 - J- 1 MORGAN , Es ther 0-0- 6-13-0 MILLER , Michael & Jacob Mil l e r 1-0-J- 4-2 MILLER , Ja cob 1-0- 8 -11-1 McGENNISS 1- 0-2-2 -1 MITCHAM, Benja min 1- 0-2-J -1 MEAD, William 1-29- 8- 22-1 Negro e Will Ie.niel , Ne d , Joe D:tvid , Sam , Will , Judy, Doll, Na nn , Cate , DorcusJ Moll, Grace, Suk ey, Molley , Hannahj Abram, Frank , Stepney, Ha nnah Agay , Phill, Jesse, Esther , Amanuei; Andrew , Anneka y, and Isham MOSELY , Willia m 1-1-1-2-1 Negroe Jacob MEAD, Samuel 0-0-1-0-1 MOON , William 1-8-6-8-1 Negroe Peter, Jinny, Grace, Edwa rd Hannah, Rodah, Nice , Jane MEAD, Makland 1-0-1-0-1 MITCHELL, John 1-0-J-11-1 MOON , Jacob 1-6-4-9-1 Negroes Tom , Lucy , Grace, Harry , Sarah , Chanea 0- 0-J-0-1 MURRY , J:avid MITCHELL Junior, Robert 1-0-5-0-1 1-1-5-17-1 MITCHELL , James Negroe Rac hell 1-0-0-2-1 MORGAN, Reece 1-0-J-4-1 MORRISS , Willia m 1=0-0-J-1 11cCAY, William 1-0-J-?-1 MITCHELL, .D:miel 1-0-2-9-1 MULLICAN, William MANSON , Na thaniel 1-9-5-6-1 1-0-2-0-1 MITCHELL, Samuel MITCHELL Senior, Rob. 1-0-4-13-1 1-0-1-8-1 MITCHELL, Abram 1-0-2-6-2 MELTON, Absolam Son Anderson �t ' l 1 J MITCHELL, Enos 1-0- 2-lJ -1 MITCHELL J unior , Rob . 1-0-J - 5-1 McCAY , Joseph 1-0-2- 5-1 MUSGRO\'B , Henry 1-0- 4-11-! MATTOX , J orn 0- 0-1- 6- 0 MURRY, Thomas 1-0-7-1- 1 MURPHY , Jo hn 1-8- 7-J2-1 Negroes _,om1 J a ne , .Baker , '. iannah , Bet t, Harry , 03.niel & Nanny McDONALD, Al exander 1-0-1-0-1 McGRADAY , Jac ob 0-0- 0-0-1 MILLER , Johri 0-0-0-0-1 MEADORS , J a mes 1-J-J-4- 1 Cato Lucey & J a ne MOURTON , Jeremia h 1- 1-2 -6-1 Negroe MAYS, John 1-0-J-21-1 l1AYS , James 1-0- 4-12-1 MAYS , Joseph 1-0- 1- 0-1 McCOMMACK, Mica j a h 1-0-J-5-2 MARTAIN , Sarah Widdow 0-6-2-19-0 NegToes Ben , Phillis, Mary , Patrick Len & George MANICH, Ambrose 1-0-2-0-1 MOUSELY, Edward.; Sons Jan1e s & Evin Mousely 1-0-1- 9-J NOWELL , Cornelius 1-22-10-17-1 Negroes Charles , Will , Tash , D:ture, Sam, Lucey, Phillis, Judy , ~dy , Frank , Bobb , Lucey , Soloma11 , Jim , Jinny, Nicea, Hannah , Phill, Ben, Alec, Venus , Da.fney NOWELL , Thomas 1-2-J-2-1 NEAL, Zachariah ; 8011 William Keal 1-4"- 6-28-2 Negroes Peter, Amy , Pheby, Hc..nna h NORTH, Abraham ; s on D:tvid North 1-14-5-22-2 Negroes , Peter , Hannah , Betty , Hannah , Frank , D:tphen , Jack , Tom, Robert, Ceaser , Agg , J udy , Nell, Sarah NEAL, Zepheniah 1- 0 - J - 5-1 NANCE , Thomas 1-10-5-2J-1 Negroes Peter, Robb , J~ne, L ~dda , Bib , Jack , Beck , Agg , Amy , James NEAL , Walter 1-0-J-5-1 NOFSINGErl, John 1-0-6-8-1 NAFE , Jacob ; son John Naf e 1-0-4- 5-2 NICHOLLS, ~sill 1-1-J-8-1 Negroe Jack 1-0-2-5-1 NICHOLLS, Flail NEWMAN, Nernrod 1-o-~-7-1 NICHOLIS , Arch 1-0-2-5-1 NI CHOLLS , James 1-0-1-J-1 NEW MAN , Coonrad 1-0-2-9-1 NICHOLLS, John 1- 0-4-11-1 NIMO , Robert 1-0-1-8-1 ORCHARDS, James 1-0-4-7-1 ONEAL, Ianiel 1-u-4-14-1 OT ~ Y , John 1-15-6-22-2 Negroes , Phill , Pegg , Judy, Moll, Patt, Nell, Joe, Gilbert, Teller , Phill, Ceaser , Abram, Sara h, Jacob, Peter, & Son Isaac Otey 1-1-J-21-2 ORR , John & Son John Ne.groe Ja cob OVERSTREET, William 1-0-2-6-1 OWINS , John 1-0-2-6-1 OWENS , Owen 1-0-2-5-1 OV-~RSTREET Senior, Thomas 1-6-8-20-1 Negroes Landon , Jane , Cloe, Sall, Judy , Lucey OVERSTREET, Thomas (Hatter) 1- 0- 5-5-1 OVERSTREET, Thomas Junior 1-0-1-5-1 OSBURNE , John 1-0-J-8-1 OVERSTREET, John 0-0-0-0-1 PARISH, Joseph 1-0-1-2- 1 PARISH , Alexander 0-0-2-4-0 PEARCEY, Johr. & Son James 1-0-4-14-2 PULLEN, William 1- 0- t-J- 1 PHILLIP8, Mary; Son Stephen 1- 0-J-9-1 PHELPS , John 0-0- 0-1-0 POWELL , Aron 1- 0-1-2-1 PARISH , William 1-0-0-J-1 POINDEX'IER, Joseph 1-10-8-28-2 Negroes , Hartain, Patt , Moses, Lucy , Thur~ton , Sarah, Cate, York, Lelly & Rose James Poindexter 1-1-2-12-1 PALMER , Ben jam1n Slave Amy 1-0-1-7-1 PUCKR'TT , Jeremiah 1-0-1-2-1 PARKER , Thomas 1-0-2-9- 0 PJTEET, James 1-0-1-01 PO'IEET, Benjamin 1-0-1-0-1 PARKER, John 1-0-J-8-1 PAYNE, Thomas 1- 0-1-6-1 PAYNE, John 1-0-J-4-1 PRI CE, GeorgG 1-J-6-15-1 PATE, Anthony Negroes London, Frank, & Jud.f 1-0-2-10- 1 PORTLOCK, 'l'homas 1-0- 1- 1-1. PAGET, James 1-0-6- 17-1 PO'IEET, William 1- 0-2-2-1 PREWIT, Henry 0-0-0-?-0 PREWIT, Widd ow �5o PULLEN, Mosses 1- 6-5- 9- 1 Negroe Winny, Spencer, Rose, Charlotte, Jiny, Eve PAYNE, John; Nathaniel Parish Overseer 1-12- 6- 15-1 Negroes, Dick, James, Esther, Bob, Amble, Samson, Lucey, Winny, Jacob Rachell, Sirus, & Phill PRESTON, Moses 1-0- 1-5-1 POLLARD, 'Ihomas 1- 0-2- 7-1 PHELPS, John 1- 8- 8-20- 1 Negroes Dick, Rachell, J in, Nann, Lucy, Bett, Judy, Sally PAT'IERSON, Joseph 1-0- J - 7-1 PAYNE, Flail 1-2- 6- 12-1 Negroes Harry and Sarah PRES TON, Thomas 1- 6- 4-16- 1 Negroes Fib, Sid, Cloe, Jim, Jack Rody PRESTON, Stephen 1- 2-1- J -1 Negroes Isball & Frank PRESTON, Joel 1-1- 1-4-1 Negroe Ben PHEAZLE Senior, Philip 0- 0-2-J- O PHEAZLE, Bernard 1-0-1- 4-1 PHEAZLE, Jacob 1- 0- 2- 5- 1 PERKINS , Harden 0-5-1- 20-0 Negroes Jesse, Judy, Phillis, Martin, Aron PAY NE, William 1-0- 1- 4-1 PRICE, Thomas 1-0-1-0- 1 PRESTON, Nathan 1-0-0-2- 1 PAYNE, John 1-2- 5- 9- 1 Negroes James & Sarah PAYNE Junior, John 1-0-2-J-1 PRATT, John 1- 0-4-8-1 PULLEN, Thomas 1-2-4-14-1 Negroe George & Adam FARREN, John 1-0-1-7-1 PA'IE , Jeremiah 1-4-7-20-2 Negroes Tom , Peter, Barlett, & Phillis PA'IE, Matt hew 1-4-7-22-1 Negroes, Sall , Jane, Amy & George PA'IE, Thomas 1-0-7-11-1 PAYNE, John 1-0-2-1-1 PAINE, Joseph 1- 0-4-17-1 QUARLES, Wil liam 1-4-J-7-1 Negroes Bob, Peter, Julaner, & Sall QUARLES , Col . John 0-6-2-12-0 Negroes Peter, Ceaser, Matt, Nann , Sinus, Tobby RAY, Luke 1-5-5-10-1 Negroes Bett, Sam, Dick , J erry , Charles ROBERS ON, George; Son Hobson Roberson 1- 5 -2 - 11-2 Slaves, Agg , Tom , Sall . Jubo , J imm REYNOLIB, Charles 1-0-J-6-1 RUCKER, Will i a m 1-1-2-2-1 Negroe Boy RUSHER, Andrew 1 -0-J - 12- 1 ROUNDTREE, D.idley 1- 2 - 5-2 4-J Negroes Fann & Cloe Son Patt & Willia m Roundt r ee ROUNDTREE, Samue l 1-0-J-?-1 READ, Jones O-J-0- 0- 0 Negroe Will , Luck & Char l es READ, Francis 1-J-6-2 1 -1 Negroe Derry, Pegg & Cata e ROBERTS, John 0-1-J -9- 0 Negroe Sam 1-0-J - J -1 READ, James William Reeves REEVES, John; 1-0-5-16- 2 1-J-2-8-1 RICE, Charles Negroes Claybon, Fann & Child 1-J-2 - 2 0-1 REYNOLIB, Jonas Negroes, Rodger, Patt , Hannah 1-0-2 - J-1 REYNOLIB, John 1-0-2 - 4-1 REYNOLIS, Jesse 1-0-2 - J -1 REEDY, William ROBERSON, William; filchard Robe rson 1-0-2-4-2 READ, George Senior 1-0-4-9-1 READ, Andrew 1- 0-2-8-1 RICHESON, Canady 1-0-2-0-1 RICHESON, Capt. Jonathan 1-2-5-15-1 Negroes, Hannah, & Moses RI CHESON, Jane (Widdow) . 0-0-1-6-0 RICHESON, James 1- 0-1-J-1 ROIGERS, John 1-0-1-3-1 ROBERTS, John 1- 0-J-4-1 BOSON, Charles 1-0-4-5-1 ROBERTS, Richard 1-0-2-2-1 RAI NS, Ambrose 1-1-2-12-1 Negroes Nann RI CHARDS, Richard; Di.ck Dunn 2 - 0-4-9-2 READ, William 1-19-5-21-1 Negroes Peter, Frank, Mos es, Primus, Isaac, Bess, Judy , Phillis, Lucy, Will , James , Jeffry, Jacob, Aron, Tom, Nick , Alee, Lett, Rachel ROBERTS, Richard 1-0-J-8-1 ROBERTS , (Widdow) O-J-J-1J-O Negroes , Moll , Isbell & Bob RICE , Benjamin 1-2-4-8-1 Negroes Patt & George �RENTFROE , I saac 1-2- 5- 4-1 Negroes Ben & Rain 1-0-1-6-1 ROBERTS , J a mes 1-0- 4- 6-1 REEDY , I saac 1-0- 2- 5-1 RAGLAND, Jacob 1-0- J-0- 1 RICHESON , Thomas ROBINSON , Benjami n 1-0-J-0-1 0-0- 2- 6- 0 RAINES , Hannah RICHARDSON , Jos eph ; Son Jos hua 1-0-J-19-2 Richards on RICE , Da.vid 1-1-5- 20-3 Negro Dick Sons Samu el & Da.vid ROU'IEN , Ric hard 1-0-J-1 4-1 1-0- J-6- 1 ROU'IEN , John 1-0-J-11-1 ROBERSON, James 1-0-1-1-1 ROSS, William ROSS , Thomas & Son J ob 1-0-2- 4-2 ROBERSON , Thomas & Son Jos eph 1-0- J-11- 2 RUSHER , George 1-0- 5- 9-1 1- 1-2-4-1 RICHARDS, John Negroe James RICHIE , James 1-2-1-2-1 Negroes , Dilcey & Frank ROBERTSON , Arthur 1-9-6-9-1 Negroes , Rodger , Phillis , Beck , Ja mes , Joe , Kate , Na n & Silvia , Dick STANDLEY , Pleasant ; George Standl ey 1-0-2-7-2 STORT, Patty 0-0-2-7-0 S'IURMAN, Va lentine 1-0- 1-2-1 SCOTT, James 1-2-J-1J- 1 Negroes , Bowker & Amy SCRUGGS , Thomas ; Son William 1- 12- 10-25-2 Negroes James , Hampton , Taler , Tamer Grace, Amy , Jack , Charles , Watt , Fann , Bett , George SCRUGGS , Gross 1-8-7-19-1Negroes , Sam , James , Nancey , Jack , Bob , Ben, Phillis , Sall SMELCER , Widow 1 -6-20-0 Negroe Peter ( 2 Ti th es) SINCLAIR , Robert 1-0-5- 9-1 SHARP, Abram 1-0-4-7-1 SHARP , Adam 1-0-4-18-1 SHARP , John 1- 0-7-28-1 STRATTON, Isaac 1-0- 1-2-1 STITH , James 1-0-0-1- 1 SIMMONS , Joseph 1-0-J-6-1 SIMMONS , George 1-0-0-6- 1 SPENCER Senior, William 1-0-J- 8- 1 SLOANE , James 1-1-J-11-1 Negroe Edey SHARP , John 1-0-1-8-1 STEWART, John 1-0-1-J -1 1-0-2-4-1 STEWART, Da.niel STONE , William 1-0-2-6-1 STONE , Patrick 1-0-J-0-1 SPENCER , Wi lliam 1-0-2-5-1 SPENCER , William Junior 0-0-1- J-1 1-0-4-7-1 STONE , Thomas SOUTHLING , Gibson 1-0-2-0-1 1-0-2-5-1 STANTON, Richard 1-0-0-8-1 STOVER , Jeremiah 1-0-3- 5-1 STEEL, John SHEPHERD, William 1-0-J-J-1 1-1-2-0-1 SALMON , John Negroe Adam SLAUGHTER, Ru eben 1-11-9-17-J Negroes , Steven , Adam , Charles , Martin Cate , Ann , Da.fney , Nell , George, Ledda , Lucy Sons John and Rueben Sl aughter SHANNAN , 'Thomas ; John Shannan 1-0-5-13-2 1- 0-J- 9- 1 STARKEY Senior , John 1-0-4-12-1 STARKEY Junior , John 1-0-2- 2-1 STARKEY, Joseph 1-1-2-9-1 STARKEY, Joshua One Negroe SMITH, J ohn ; Sons Samuel 'Thomas & Willi am 1-6- 6- 39- 4 Negroes Sam, Martin, Cate, Bowker, Amy , __ny STANDEFORD, I saiah 1-0-1-5-1 SMITH , Cha rles 1-11-6-12-1 Eleven Negroes 1-0- 2- l.r1 SIMMONS , Peter 1-0-2- 6-1 SIMMONS , Charles 1-0-J-12-1 STEPHENS , James 1-0-22-1 SIMPKINS , James SIMPKINS, William 1-0-2-5-1 1-0-2-4-1 STANTON, Thomas 1-0-0-1-1 SPEARMAN , John O-O-J-8-0 SHAW, John SCARBOROUGH, Isaac 1-0-6-14-1 1-10-6-16-1 SMITH , John Negroes , Sall , Patt, Arny, Nann, Ja mes , Agness , Judy, Melander, I saac and Jane SPRAGGINS , William 1-4-4-10-1 Negroes Moll , Hannah, Lucy, Arny STONE, Micajah 1-0-J-10-1 SQUIRES , Uriah 1-0-2-6-1 �SWAIN , Charles 1-0-2- 6-1 SCRUGGS, Britten 1-0-1- 0-1 SQUI RES, Levie 1-0-5-12-1 SINGLETON, John 1-0-2-8-1 SMITH, Guy and Brother William 2-4-1-8-2 Negroes Bess, Ciss , Lewis , Esther SMITH, Stephen 0-3-1-7-0 Negroes , Glasgow, Frank & James STRATTON Junior, Henry 1-0-1-0-1 STA.RR, John 1-0-2-8-1 STRATTON, Henry 1-9-7-24-1 Negroes , Tony , Cloe , Lucey , Frank, Ned , Rachell , Isaac, Phillis , Tom SMITH, Guy , Estate 0- 15- 7-23-0 Negroes , Tross, Peter , Joe , Amanuel , Hagar, Tener, Hannah, Rose , Dick , Gabriel, Grace , Esabella , Ja mes , George , Phill SPAULDING , Thomas 1-J- 1-9-1 Negroes, Ciss , Lucy & Ned S'IUMP, John 1-0-3-5-1 SAUNIERS , Stephen 0-3-0-0-0 Negroes , Pegg , Sall , & Peter STEVENS, Soloman B. 0- 0-2-7-1 SPENCER, Benjamin 0-0-0-0-1 STONE Junior, Thomas 0-0-0-0-1 SCOTT, Axton 1- 0-1-6-1 SLINKER, Chris topher 1-0-2-8-2 SHREWSBURRY, Dabney 1-1-1-0-1 SIMMONS, George 1-0-4-4-1 SCOTT, George 1-0-3- 0-1 SINCLAIR, George 1-0-2-3-1 STITH, Joseph 1- 6- 2- 6-1 Negroes Billy , Bris ten, Ben , Edmund , Charles & Cate SUTHERLAND, James 2-0-5-4-2 SINCLAIR, Isaac 1-7-2- 4-1 Negroes, Sarah, Silvia , Dick, Jack , Jim, Hanah, Tom SHREWSBURRY, Nathaniel 1-5-4-8-1 Neg. Winny, Isaac, Phebe , Jimmy & Ann SHREWSBURRY, Samuel 1-6-6-34-1 Neg, Sam, Peter, Bess , Lucy, Jack , & Dol l STONE, Uriah 1-5-2-2-1 Negroes , Will, Lett, Jack, Nann & Sall SINCLAIR, Weaman 1-1-2-6-1 Negroe Hannah SCOTT Junior, William 1-0-4-6-1 SCOTT Senior, William 1-0-3-8-2 TATE, J esse 1 -11 - 6-12 -1 Negr oes , Ada m, Joe , Toby , Na nn , Luck Matt , Tony , J enny , Dinah , Bob THORP , Thomas 1-0- 1- 1 1- 1 THORP , Willi a m 1-0-J-5- 1 TALBOT, Isham 1-J-14-20- 1 Negro es , Simmon , Bellow & Bett TALBOT, J ohn 0-8-5- 40- 1 Negro es , Peter , Cate , Ned , Dick , Ma rk , Nancy , Pet e r, J oe J ones Read, Overseer TAYLOR , Willia m 1 - 0-J- 6- 1 THORP , Francis 1-7 -J- J6- 1 Negro es , J a mes , Ceaser , Roy , Adam Ros e, Pe ter , Be rry John Roberts , Overs e er 'IURNER , Ja mes 1-7 -5-11-1 Negroes , James , Lue , Hooper , Ma tt Lett , Cooper , Joe 1-1-J-10-1 TA TE, Charles Negroe , Lue TERRY, Ma rtha; Thomas Mill Terry 0-0-1-1-1 TRACEY , William 1-0-J-8-1 1-0-2-4-1 TAYLOR , James 1-1-2-J-1 THOMAS , Ja mes Slave Tom TURNER , Lewis 1-0-1-0-1 TALBOT, Ma tthew 1-6 -2-0-1 Negroes , Phillis, Wonder, Cuff , Dolly , Fridy & Judy TRENT, Obediah H 1-2-2-7-1 Negroes , Judy & Cloe TATE , Nathaniel 1-4-J-10-1Negroe John , Nell, Rachel , Mill ey THORNHILL Senior, William ; Sons William & Ez.ekiel Thornhills 7-0-5-14-J 1-0-0-0-1 THORNHILL, John 1-0-1-5-1 TONEY , Harriss TRIGG , William & Son Hea den Trigg 1-15-10-39-2 Negro es , Jack , D:l.niel, Jack , Dick , Nann , Lett, Judy, Fann, Mill , Rachell Tamer, Phillis , Esther, Essex and Major TURNER Senior , James 1-10-2-13-1 Negroes, Jenkins, Patrick , Nann, Cloe, Annus, Antony , Parratt, Ledia Winn, Cloe TURNER, I s iah 1-1-4-6-1 Slave Edom ) I I I lI �1-12- 7-32-1 TRIGG, J ohn Negro es Peter , Jack , Bobb , Jacob , Hannah , Lucey , J udy , J ames , Da.vid , Ned , Moll , Phebe A Riding Carriage Two Wheels 1-0-1- 0-1 TONEY, Reuben 1-0-J - 2-1 THOMAS , John 1-0-2- 4-1 'IURNER, J ohn 0-0-0-0-1 TERRY , Jasper 1-0-1-0-1 THOMAS , Da. vid 1-0-J-1 0-1 THOMAS , William 1-0-5-9-1 TAYLOR , John 1-1-5-11-1 TAYLOR , Shel ton Negro Tom TAYLOR, Sarah (Widdow) 0- 0-J-1 0-0 TAYLOR , William 1-0-1-J-1 TONEY, William Junior 1- 0-2-0-1 'IURNBULL , George 1-6- 8-1 8-1 Negro~s , Nann , Lue, Grace , Harry Aus tin & Sep TONEY Senior , William ; John , Deckerd & Money Toney 1-0-4-11-4 TERRY Senior , Thomas 1-0-6-10-1 THOMPSON, Samuel 1-0-6-9-1 THOMPSON, Sarah 0-5-J-8-0 Negroes , Mill , Harry, Joe , Nicey Rachell 1-5-4-28-1 TOLER , Joseph Negroes , Da.niel , Hannah, Nann, Sall, Steven 1-1-4-12-1 'IURNER , Admiah Negroes , Dinah 1-0-2-4-1 THOMASON , John 1-J-4- 6-1 'IERRY , William Negroes , Sarah , Dick , Lucey 1-0-4-7- 1 THOMAS , John 1-0-1 - 8-1 TURLEY , Ro ber t 1-2J-16-1 'IURNER , Elijah Negroes , Joe 0-0-3-11-0 VINCENT, Charles 1-0-0-2-1 UNDERWOOD, John UPDIKE , Aman 1-0-2- 7-1 VAUGHAN , William & Son Obadiah 1-0-2-2-2 VAUGHAN, William 1-0-J-10-2 1-1-4-11-1 WILLIAMSON , James Negroe Cloey 1-1-4-19-1 WRIGHT , J ohn Negroe Lucey WRIGHT, David ; Son Da.vid 1-18-7-11-2 Negroes, Jack , Cupid , Tom, Dinah, Charlotte , Grace, Millay, Abram , Toby , Isham, Samson, Cupid , Amy, Moll, Rackes, Judy , Tiller, Dilcea WOODWARD, William, Sons George & Jeremiah 1-0-2- 11- J WOOD , Agness 0-0-J-12-0 WOODY , William 1-0-2-9-1 WILLIAMS , Elisha 1-0-J-4-1 WOOD, Thomas 1-0-4-13-1 WOOD, Jona than 1-0-1-4-1 WRIGHT, James 1-?-4-10-1 Negroes Ben, Rachel, Rose , Benjamin Hannah , Buster and York WILLIAMS , John 1-0-2-6-1 WILLIAMS, Thomas 1-0-2-4-1 WOOD, Jeremiah 0-0-2- 4-1 WADE, Jacob 1-0-1- 6-1 WOODWARD, Chesley 1-4-9-16-2 Negroes , Pompey , Judy , & Rose. Duley Woodward & Negroe Child WILKINSON , Peter 1-2-J-8-1 Negroe Rodger & one Negroe chi ld WRIGHT, William 1-0-J-?-1 WILLIAMS , William 1-0-J-8-1 WORDLEY, Mathew 1-0-1-0-1 WHEAT , Basell 1-4-2-8-1 Negroes Milly & Combo with two children 1-0-1-5-1 WILLIAMS , John 1-1-3-9-1 WILSON, William Negroe Cock WILSON, James 1-0-1-9-1 WADE , D3.vid 1-0-1-2-1 WORLDLY, William 1-0-1- 5-1 WHEAT, John; Zachari ah Wheat 1-0-3-8-2 WOODWARD, Samuel 1-0-6- 18-1 WILLIAMS , Thomas 1-J-J-8-1 Negroes Jack, Phillis, Reener WOODWARD, lance 1-0-5- 8-1 WOODWARD, Richard , 0-1-1-6-0 Negroe Peter WATERFIELD, Philip 1-0-2-4-1 WILKINSON , Joseph 1-1-1-16-2Negroes , Simon (James Wilkinson) WATSON, Johnson 1-12-5-25-1 Negroes George , Sarah, Lewis, Patt, Harry, Susanah, Tom, Nell, Ben, James, Sarah , Judy WOODWARD, Ishua 1-0-2-0-1 WATTS, Thomas 1-2-2-7-1 Negroe Will and Jinny WATTS, Richard 1-2-6-6-2 Negroes Sarah Mamber (Bing Watts his son) WATTS, William 1-0-1-4--1 �WOOIB, Peter WOOIB, Ambrose WOOIB, Stephen 1-0-5-4-1 1-0-0-4-1 1-J-4-14-1 Negroes, Bab , Lucy & Phill WRIGHT, Thomas 1-0-1-5-1 WEBB, Samuel 1-0-5-10-1 WEMMER, Jacob 1-0-6-11-1 WRIGHT Sr., William; George Wright 1-0-3-10-2 1-0-2-7-1 1-0-3-6-1 1-0-2-0-1 WRIGHT, Wingfield WRAY, James WRIGHT, James WALTON, William; Nathan Demsay WRAY, Moses 2-0-5-12-2 1-0-4-7-1 1-0-1-2-1 WALKER, John WEBB, Theoderick; James Webb 2-19-6-27- 2 Negroes, Tom, Bett, Agay, Isaac, Venice, Bett, Joe, Phillis , George Ben, Rodger, Blender, Ambrose , Peter, Abram, Moll, Antony, Lucey & Amia WILSON, Edward 1-0-3- 5-1 WATSON, John 1-5-8-14-1 Negroes, Cipio, Nell, Nann, Sall & George WEBS'IER, John 1- 0-2-5-1 WRAY, Benjamin 1-0-2-4-1 WALTON, John 1-0-0-0-0 WRIGHT, John 1-0-0-0-0 WRIGHT Junior, William 0-0-0-0-0 WHI'IMORE(?Chrisley?), Jacob 1-0-0-0-Q WOOD, John 1-0-0-0-0 WILEY, William 1-0-0-0-0 WILEY, Adam 1-0-3-0-0 WEST Junior, John 1-0-0-5-0 WRIGHT, John; Son Thomas Wright 1-0-J-11-2 WOODY, Henry; Martain & John Woody 1-0-5-15-J WOO.S'IER, Hinman 1-0- 4-2J-1 WHITE, Elizabeth 0-0-1-4-0 WHITE, Stephen, Sons Thomas & William White 1-0-5-15-J WEASEnAR, Laniel 0-6-J-10-0 Negroe Alee, George, La.ff, Phib, George, Bob WHITE, George 1-0-2-8-1 WHI'IE, Joseph 1-0-2-6-1 WHITE, Jacob 1-0-3-5-1 WITT, Ann WAIE, Jeremiah IAIE, Isaac 0-0-2-9-0 1-0-11-5-1 1-0- 0-0-0 WADE, Joshua 1-0-0-0-0 WILSON, Joseph & Son James 1-0-0-0-0 WELLS, John & Sons Samuel & Benjamin 2-0-0-0-0 WRAY Junior, Moses WRAY , Ianiel WALKER, John WALKER, William WHEELER, Archelas 1-0-0-0-0 WHEELER, Benjamin WAT'IS , Edward Negroes Jack, Bister, Melzer, Agg & Charles WRIGHT, John Negroe Lucey WRIGHT, Joseph Negroe Lue WRIGHT, Joseph WEAVER, John P WHEELER, Rowland 1-0-0-0-0 WHEELER , Thomas 1-0-0-0-0 WILLIAMS, William (Overseer for Ros 1-0-0-0-0 Bradfute) YOUNG, Agness 1-0-0-0-0 YOUNG, Joseph 1-0-0-0-0 YATES, William 1-0-0-0-0 YATES, John ~r-=/- Jnck~ -:De..1V-ft:1N ~~2fo~ ~r-ou:.N L'IN<il'i .s+oN e.. ~/~~~~ �FIRST BANE CEMETERY Compiled by Mi ~;, S3.rn.h Franci s State Rt . #42 , one mile ~:E of White Gate , Giles County, Virginia. A James M Aug . 5 , 1849 Feb. 21, 1878 WOODYARD, E. B. t~ov . 2 , 182J Feb. 9, 1865 WOODYARD, Charl ty - wl fe of E . B. - May 17, 1823 - Nov. 13, 1880 MOORE, Jennie M - d.1u of W. W. & M. C. - Feb 28, 1872 - July 6, 189J BARBEE , L. C . - M::iy 29 , 1821 - Sept . 8 , 1877 BARBEE, Jane Co. i...herinc - wife of L . C. - June 29 , 1829 - May 8, 1908 BARBEE, Mrs Fann ie - wife of Gabriel T . Barbee BAHBEE, Cabri cl T. - Sept . 4 , 1850 - May 8, 1908 WOODYARD, B c PAINTER , Sarah L - Feb . 12 , 1800 - Nov. 25 , 1861 LEE, Margaret C - M...1.y 25 , 1810 - June 23 , 1884 MOORE, Laura E. - wife of C. T. - Nov 4 , 1860 - May 4, 1890 BANE, Frances McDon.::i.ld - Aug . 27 , 1846 - June 16, 1923 BANE , Captain R. H. - June 24 , 1836 - Apr. 1, 1880 MILLER, Ma ry Oli via - wife of' Jas . E. Bane - Jan 2J, 18J4 - Jan 7, 1916 BANE , Jas . E. - Apr 11, 1829 - Dec 17 , 1886 BANE, Sarah Maria h - dau of Jas. E & Mary O - Dec JO, 1862 -Nov 22, 1871 BANE, Jesse - s on of Jas E & Ma ry 0 - Sept 10, 1856 - Sept 11, 1857 BROYLES, Bessi e B - d.::i.u of G H & M J - Feb 4, 1897 - Jan 21, 1898 SHELTON, George R - ~on of W J & L J - Aug 25 , 1875 - Nov 4, 1895 SHELTON, Ma tti e J - dau of W J & L J - June 17, 1871 - Sept 27, 1890 SHELTON, Luther - son of W J & L J - June 22 , 1878 - June 7, 1890 SHELTON, Annie B - d.::i.u of W J & L J - Mar 1, 1870 - May 2, 1880 SHELTON, Elizabeth H - wife of L. C. - Oct 11, 1820 - Mar 24, 1889 SHELTON , L C - Mar 6, 1810 - Nov 21, 1882 SHELTON, Mary M - dau of L C & _ H - Nov 27 , 1842 - Oct 20, 1865 BANE , Anna - wife of Jesse - Feb 15, 1796 - May 4, 1868 BANE, Jesse - Nov 2J, 1791 - Nov Ji , 1875 D FRANCIS , Elizabeth R - dau of AndrP.w J & Jeanie Shannon Francis - Nov 21, 1906 - July 1, 1910 BANE, Allen M - died June 2, 1878 - 32 yrs, 11 mo, 2 days BANE, Mary A - dau Jesse and Anna Bane - Oct 2, 1822 - Oct 6, 1823 WOLFORD, Frances Ann - Jan 1, 1845 - Sept 25, 1860 BANE, Sarah - dau of Jesse and Anna - died Nov 7, 1856 - age JO yrs, 9 mo, 18 days BANE , Nancy - dau Jesse and Anna - died Mar 24, 1856 - aged Ji yrs, 2 mo , 1J days BARBEE, unnamed daughter of Mortimer & Nannie - Dec 26, 1874 - Dec 27, 1874 BARBEE, Lewis G. - son of Mortimer & Nannie - Sept iO, 1884 - Aug 17,1885 BARBEE, Nannie B. - wife of M A - Sept 5, 1848 - June 2, 1901 BANE, Annie Barbee - Mar 18, 1861 - April 9, 1943 BANE , Pierce Jackson - Dec 20, 1855 - June 3, 1931 E J<EI.I.ER, Lizzie - Jan 12 , 1848 - Apr 15, 1912 BANE, Samuel - Aug 10, 1821 - Dec 25, 1898 BANE, Lucy Baker - July 2, 1827 - Aug 5, MILLER, Jean - Apr 1, 1889 - Feb 15, 1890 MILLER, Beverly - May 18 , 1887 - Feb 26 , i890 *BANE, Ellene Cannon - Dec J, 1857 - Sept JO, 1862 *(note: child of Lucy B & Samuel Bane ) �56 First Bane Cemetery - con ' t BANE, Virginia Graham* - Mar 14, 1861 - S ept 22 , 1862 BANE, Maria O'Brian*- Sept 1 , 1859 - Nov 6 , 1861 *(note: children of Lucy B & Samuel ane ) BANE, Sarah - youngest daughter of Christian & Mary Snidow an d consort of H. H. Bane* - June 9, 1802 - Dec 10 , 1845. ( *note : possibly William Haven Bane , from " The Burke Family" by Dr John A Kelley , p 11-vdm) BANE, BANE, BANE, BANE, an infant son of William & Sarah - Dec 9 , - F eb 11, 1845 Mary H - age 12 years Jane - wife of William D - Dec 12, 1824 - Mar 16 , 1865 William D - Dec 17 , 1814 - Oct 11, 1901 F Jas M - Oct 5, 1869 - Jan 10 , 1894 Betsy Bane - wife of Tobias - died May 16 , 1880 - 7 5 yrs , 2 days Tobias - Mar 6, 1797 - Apr 22 , 1865 SHANNON, Nancy C - wife of Jon . H. Bane - Dec 17 , 1820 - J an 27, 1897 BANE, John H - June 7 , 1809 - May 21, 1856 BANE, Maria - wife of Madison Allen - Apr 29 , 1807 - July 9, 1852 BANE, Jane - wife of J D Snidow - Feb 5, 185J - Aug 9, 1884 SNIDOW, John D - Nov 17, 1847 - Sept 29 , 1927 SNIDOW, Jas H - June 7, 1880 - Nov 9 , 1902 MILLER, MILLER, mo , 2 MILLER, G MILLER, Madison A - son of Tobias & Betsy - Nov 10, 1839 - June 16, 1857 ALLEN, Jas M - son of Madison & Maria - Jan 5, 18J4 - Dec 19, 18J8 GRAHAM, infant son of - John C & Jane - Sept 15, 18J8 BANE, Wythe G - May 9, 1846 - Nov 22, 1892 BANE, Jennie Height - June 5, 1854 - July 25, 1902 H - (note: no burials in this line) I PAYNE, Annie F - wife of Smith - died May 6 , 1851, in 70th year of her age BAKER, Alfred A - Oct 20 , 1818 - June 2, 1887 BEAMER CEMETERY Down the hill from Millirons Cementery on Old road up Wolf Creek on Rt. 724 HARE, Mary Ann - dau of Mr & Mrs J W - May J , 1925 - Oct Ji, 1926 Unmarked stone to left of Mary Ann Hare HA.RE, Sarah E - wife of R. F . - Feb 14, 186J - Apr 12, 1922 MORRIS, Pauline - Mar 17, 1918 - Aug 8, 1918 GEORDON, Emmett - Nov 20, 1917 - Nov 21, 1917 BURTON, Exekiel - born Sept 27 , 18J8 - Died Sept 15, 1916 PRUETT, Earl - Aug 15, 1915 - Oct Ji, 1916 BEAMER, Ada V - Dec 22 , 1905 - Apr 11, 1912 BEAMER, infant son of W A & Fannie - born July 9 , 1915 - died July 10, 1915 BEAMER, Fannie - wife of W A - Born Oct 25, BEAMER, Mary Clare - Jan 13, 1901 ·- Aug 22, BEAMER1 Joseph Lee 1862 - 1945 Virginia B 1866 - 1925 BEAMER1 Mary Lynch Saners Apr 27 , 1906 George Leslie - May 2, 1903 - July 1886 - Died July 14, 1915 1958 (one stone ) Nov 1.5, 1970 21 , 1960 (one stone ) r �EARLY SSTTLERS NEAR NICKELSVILLE by H . D. Kilgore Rt 2 Nickelsville, Va . f rom "Scott County Herald-Virginian , Inc." , Gate City , Va. 24251 "Early Settlers West of Nickelsville" Robert (Robin) Kilgore , bon1 4-22- 1765 diedJ-29-1854 and his wife Jane Porter, born 9-9-1761 , died 9-25-1842 , Kilg ore Fort . Valentine Bush , born J-1- 1807 died 1-8-1904, his wife Nancy Gose 12-2-1813, died 4-16-1 884. Charles Culberts on, born 1800, died 1872, wife, Nancy Osborne , birth unknown, died 1882 near Culbertson Chapel . Charlie K. Broadwater , 5-27-1827 , died 7-16-1899 , wife Melvina Moore , 8-24-1828, died 1-18-1913 , Copper Creek . George McConnell, Sr., born 1775 , died 1845, wife Susanah Snavely , born 1775, died 1855, Twin Springs . Henry S . McConnell , 4-4-1801, died 1-4-1884, wife Sarah J . Kilgore, J-7-1806 died 4-9-1 879 , Valley Creek . Samuel R. McConnell, 10-22-1814, died 8-29-1864, wife Nancy Allen, 12-10-1817, died 5-6-1 894 , Twin Springs . Hiram Ki l gore , 1771 , died 4-1-1851, wife Rebecca Renfro, 1781, died 1861. Charles Kilgore, 1801, died 10-26-1871 , wife Sarah Dougherty, 4-20-1804, died January 1885 , Valley Creek . Steven Kilgore , 4- 1-1815 , died 4- 11-1863 , wife Betty Allen, 8-29-1819 died 12J-1899 Copper Creek . Charles Cramwell Addington , 10- 10-1777 , died 1-18-1882, wife Anna Dota , died 5-18-1874, Copper Creek. Richard Fraley , wife Caroline Cl ay , Valley Creek . John Dingus, 6- 2J-1800 , wife Jo el Stallard , born 1-29-1802, 'IWin Springs. George Dingus , 2-7-1811, died 7-12,1875, wife Margaret Addington, 7-10,1814, died 1-14-1877 , William Harris, 4-24-1808, died J- 10-1898 , wife Susanah Dougherty, J-20-1812, died 4-24-1896. * * * * * Here are some more of the early settlers near Nickelsville which were missed in the article which appeared several issues ago. �_56' John Broadwater - born 2-28-1788, died Born 4-10-1796; 4-2J-187J. James Dougherty 6-11-1771 ; 4-1-1845, Valley Creek . John Dougherty 12-14, 1857. 8-12- 1859 ; hi s wif e , Wi nnie Kilg ore His wife, Eliza beth Hamilton 1- 8- 1803; 12-16-1856, Copper Cre ek , hi s wife , Pats y Wa mpler . 7-4-1826 , 1-16-1888 , Valley Creek, his wife , Nancy 12-25-1837 ; 6-20-1890 . William Elam Hiram Kilgore, 7- 1-1779 ; M. Ding us , J-2J-1828 ; J-1-1907, Ridge; his wi fe Rbecca Tu.vi s , 9 - 26-1 826 ; 7-14-1912. Rev. William Addington 5-6-1812; 9-20-1882 ; Hi s wif e Elizabeth Stal l a rd , 5- 22-1813; 5-29-1899. Jessie Wampler , J-17-1814; 1-17-1889 , Copper Creek . 12-23-1826; 6-14-1874. His wife, Rebecca Kilgore William Wampler, 1-28-1819, 6-7- 1898 , Copper Creek . Bauzell 3-25-1824; 1-5-1897. Hi s wife, Elizabeth 9-9-1813 , J-10-1900, Cornsville. 12-23-1815; 4-14-1853, John B . Corns Jacob Meade, 1-9-1826; J-4-1896. Hi s wife, Elizabeth Cutler His wife Susannah Stallard 5-26-1826; 4-26- 1875, copies from Lewisburg, (W) Va, newspaper , from microfil~ . D:i,te of 17 Aug 18J8. "MURDER MOST FOUL AND UNNATURAL ." The painful duty devolves upon us to record one of the most cruel and savage murders , ever known to have been perpetrated in our section of country. Two children of Mr . George Mays who resides at the Warm Springs, Bath County, were one day last week most barbarously murdered by two of his female slaves. The children we understand were between six and nine years of age . When murdered , they were on their return fr~m a school a short distance from the Warm Springs , and were found with their throats cut and schokingly mangled. We have no information of the particulars of this horrid Transaction. The negroes have confessed the crime, and they were incited to the deed by a malignant spirit of revenge, for some slight correction they had previously received from their mistress, noted for her kindness , attention and indulgence to her servants. To Mr. and Mrs . Mays this unhappy berenvement is peculiarly afflicting, as these two murdered children were the only survivors of four or five others who met an early gi:ave. �CRA IG COUNTY , VIRGINIA Index of Will Book , April 25 , 1851 , thro Sept 11, 1867 During the Civi l Wa r most of the record books of Craig Co . were taken into the s treet and burned by the Un ion force~ After the war, citizens were asked to bring in any documents they had so that the records could be officially recorded aga i n . Thl s book is written in brown ink on blue paper and may not zerox. The off i ce is s ma ll a nd i f the document will not zerox , she cannot type it for you . So , you must find someone who will copy i t for you. WILL BOOK A Caldwell , Andrew - Sale Bill 441, Appr Armstrong , 'Ihomas p 1 bill 445 & 446 , property & money " John 117 ? ? by heirs 468 , Admr 469 Abbott, James Wa lls J67 Caldwell, Hamilton R - admr bill 487 Bishop , Marti s ha 2 , 20 Drummond , Thomas - Inv . 24, sale bill Exers Sett ' t JJO 27 , Sett' t 40 Brizentine , Seyburn -Adm ' r Sett JJO Iamewood , James - will 249 , appt 253 Bowers, James .Dec ' d -Adm ' r Sett 486 Duncan , Benj ' m - will J48 Bowers , John M - aclm ' r sett . 488 Duncan , John S - app ' t 4J2 , 4JJ , Sale Caldwell, Wm J 2 2 , 2J , J4, 52 bill 461 Caldwell , Elizabeth - will J2 , Elmore, William dec ' d - App ' m bill 29, appt 46 , sale bill 47 , Sett ' t Sale bill JO before comm'r 6 1 Eaken , Gilley A - g ' d 'n 62 ; 63, 113?2, Caldwell , Robert dec ' d - appt 79 484 Sale Bill 102 , Settlement of Echole , Joseph - will 72, appt 89, adm ' r 144 Bill sale 90 , Sett ' t of 139 Carson , Fanny E ( aclm ' r) - app ' t Eakin , Nancy - adm (appt) bill 82, Bill 117 , Sale Bill 118 sale bill 84 , sett ' t 182 & 191 Campbell , William W - a pp ' t bill 1J1, Elmore , James dec ' d - app ' t bill 91, Sale Bill 1J2 sale bill 93 , will 80, sett't Crist , Philip - inventory 212 , Sale admr 129-193, adm DBN appt 189 Bill 215, Sett ' rn of Adm'r 247 , (DBN deed book N) 2nd Set . JJ4 Elmore , Hannah - app ' t bill 1J7 , sale Carper, Joseph Dec ' d - Al ill? 222 bill 1J8 Carper, Isaac - App ' t Bill 237 , Eakin , Thomas - will 256, appt 271, Sale Bill 240 , Sett ' t 343 sale bill 273 , JOJ, sal e adJn 'r? Caldwell, John T - Sett ' t of Adm ' r 246 Carper, Mary - will 268 , app -' t 25J 378 Elmore , Iavid - will 386, appr ~13? Canode , Wm L - App't 290 sale bill 414. Caldwell , Clayton - will 295 Eakin , Joseph - will 439, appt bill 475 Champ, Erastus - inventory 308, Sale Bill J09 & 476 Farrier, William - 119, appt 122, sale Crowder, Abel - App ' t J20 , Sale Bill J2 1 bill 123, sett ' t 184 Fisher , Aaron? - appt estate 176, sale Crowder , George - app ' t J21 Caldwell , Jacob S - Inv . JJ1, bi ll 190, sett ' t 219, 236 Fisher, John A - appt 299, sale bill Sale Bill J32 Caldwell , N T - Inv J38 , Sale Bill 301 Givens, John F - appt bill 228 , sale 339 , Set . 425 bill 229, s ett . ~' 2nd sett. J92 Caldwell , Edrnunston - Appt J61 , Gray , Mary - will 353, appt bill 426, Sale Bill J65 , Com' r Sett ' r 481 sale bill 427,-8 , & -9, 2nd sett . Cale , Joseph S - Will J66 , app 't 41Lr417 392 Givins , Madison - g 'd' n Texas P Givins Caldwell , Geo W - Will J68 , Appt. &al Sett. 401 (Note: i nf . ch of 373, Sale bill 499 Jon ' n Givens. Other ch: Bryan C Caldwell, Wm H - Set ' m admr. 377, & Sarah A. Appt 356, bill s ale ( blank) �Givins, Madis on - g 'd'n John A Leff els c h . Sett . 441 Givins, Madison - g ' d ' n Wm E Reynolds ch. Sett . 4 02 Givens , Jonathan - additional a pp ' r 411 , S ett 4J0 , -1 , & - 2 Hutchison , Robert M = p 6, 8 ; Sett . before com . 38 , 39 , 40 , 51 ; 2nd sett. 64; Sett . 159, 16J, 180 , 181 Sett . 313 Lugar, John - will 2 9 8 , Inv J22 , sale Hughes, George 13 b i l l J25 , se tt. 4 5 1 to 456 Hutchison, Hamilton W - Sell by corns . Leffel , J ohn A - sett . J 82 , app 2 59 , 41, 42 , 43, 44, 63 & 64. Sett . sale bill J61, com ' r sett 484 & 5 . 158. Sett . 165, Sett 179, Final Lugar, J ohn A - app 389 , sale bill 390 192 , will 14, app . bill 33, s ale Looney, Dav id - a pp 347 , comm 483 bill 34, 3.5 , 36 & HW & Il2 & 1W Looney, Jo sep h - In . sett . 423 37 & 38 Mann , Samu el (d e e ' d) - appt b i l l 5 J Humphreys, Wm 21 s al e bill I nv 8 0- 8 1-11 5 Hamman, Jacob dec ' d - app ' r bill 45 & 46McPhers on , J aco b - wi l l 1 35 , appt 2 50 , sale bill 49 sale b i l l 1 68-17 3 , sett 2 14, 2 50 Hawkins , William - will 59 , appr. 65 , s ett . J 1 4 Sett 127, sale bill 196, sett. McCallis t er , J a mes W (dec 'd) - a ppt b ill 223 , final s ett . 311 160, sal e b i l l 161 & 1 62 Huffman, Sarah dec ' d - appr bill 96, s ale McNutt , T(Thos ) R - a ppt bil l 370 , bill 97 sale bill 371, sett. 49J Hambrie, John - adms sett. 128 Mann , Robert C - appt J74, sal e bill Huffman, William B (sale bill John J76 A Jones 136) Miller, A p - g ' d ' n Jane A Miller J51 Hutcherson, Elizabeth - adm ' tor appt Miller , A p - g ' d ' n Chas P Ca ldwell 352 bill 149, s ale bill 151 , sett McClanahan , William - wi l l 438 , appt 231, s ett 312 bill 442 & J & 4, Widows t enem ' t? Holstine, Henry W, dee ' d - appt 276 , 451 , appr land 477, b i l l s ale 477sale bill 277 481. Hutchison, D T, dee ' d - appt 278, sale Mi nnich , A J - app 456 & 7 , s ale bill bill 316, sett. 331, 332 , 2nd 458-461, com ' r sett 473 sett. 383, St , 403 Maye s , William dec ' d - adm ' r bill 486 Hutchison, M V - app't 285 , sale bill Mann , Wm o - g ' d ' n Betty Looney 491 286, sett. adm. 381 Nutter , Barclay - will 209, app b i l l Harless, Wm - sale bill 289 274, sale bill 276 Hutchison, D T - s ett 313 Peck, Adam - will 1 77 & 8, appr bill Huffman, Giles , dec'd - app 3 16 , sale 106 & ? (not found on thes e pages) bill 317, s ett 430 Phillips , Iabney M - adm ' r A J Minnick Huffman, Jacob - will J42, a ppr J87, app 456, sale bill 458, com• r sale bill 388 sett 473 Huffman, Andrew - will 369 , sett Reynolds, Lewis L dec'd - appt 72 , sale adm 'r 489 bill 75 , sett o f ad.ms 141 Huffman, Hugh - adm ' r sett. 485 Rowan , Boston - adm' r sale bill 109 , Humphreys, Anders on S - adm'r sett 487 2nd s ale bill 1 1 9 , appt bill 120 , Hickle, A J - will 62 sett 155- 157-192-194 Jones, Jacob E - a dmr - Inv 186, s ale R,owan, Charl es L Jr - sale bill under bill 189 deed - 134 Jones, Ler oy R - a d.mr inv. 195, sale Reynolds, Wm W appt 287, b ill 201 Ross, James - will 294, app 318, sett J ordon , Theodore - Inv 251 & 252 J46 Kepler, John - a pp bill 265, sale Ripley, Hilla ry - will 349 (Note: son b i l l 267, will 255, sett. 237 James & other ch recorde d June Kanode , Saml - a dmr W L Canode, 1864.) Dis t of slaves 367 (note: Sett. 328 names me ntioned Arme W Ripley, Jas Lyons, Ralph - 24, 25 , 56 Watkins , P M Ripley, J as E Ripley, Looney, Joseph d 'd - a pp 254 H Y Ripl ey , Na _' on M Ripl ey , con , t I _J �~/ . Ripley , Hillary (con ' t ) Octavia Taylor , Charles ~ app 4JJ , sale bill 434 Ripley , Pa ul H Ripl ey ) , sett . Thrasher , M F app bill 449 . app 450 Wiley , James J , 4, 28 adm J 84 , app J54. Wiley , John S adm 'r s e tt 28 Rowan , A C app J70 bill Wharton , Thomas .I 134 Rowan , Charles L Sr appt J 50 , sale Walker , John will 166, appt bill 17J, 4J6 , sett 464- 466 sale bill 175 , sett 220, sett 2J1, Ross , Wm appt 392 , sale bill 394 Rowan , Martha Va . sett of G ' d 491 ? ? appr 412 Simmons , Christi an app b ill 55 , sale Wal ker , John H sett before comm 178 bill 96 , Inv/sett 111, AS 112 , Wa lker , William dec ' d app bill 205 White , Jane dec'd app bill 218, sale 496 bill 218 Scott , Willia m will 58 Wa lker, John H Inv 398 Shephard , Mary appt b ill 118 Wa lker , George Jr (dec ' d) 146 & 7, sale Shephard , John appr bill 257 , sale bill 448 & 9 bill 260 Walker, Andrew - copy will 496, appt Switzer, Ca ry A - g ' d ' n Thomas J W 'IUcker , se tt a cct J10 497-498 will 496, Inv 497, Smith , John M app Li-10 sales bill Walker, Andrew 411 app 498 Trenor, George H 12 I tried to copy the above as it was in 'Tu.ylor , J ames app t sale 208, sale the book . Several abbreviations were bill 422 , sett 462-464 Ad used for the same thing. Usually, the sett 467 items in a will book are wills, inventor'Tu.ylor, Willia m a ppt bill 2JJ , appt ies (personal articles belonging to the 290 , sale bill 291 deceased), appraisements (generally same Tu.ylor , George W a ppt 287 , sale bill as inventories) , sale bill i s the sale 288 , sett admr J79 of the inventory or apprisement . Todd , Samuel 297 I have found deeds , marriages, and other 'Tu.ylor, Henry J appt J15 documents in will books and the wills Trenor, James L will J20 may be in deed books or other books. *Federal Army (see first page of article) THE ROAl\OKE WEEKLY SUN Sat , Jan 1 9 , 1 889 Hager stown , Jan 17: February di~d -- Hr s Annie Middlekauff, with of James - - - 23 , 1889 l··~cClanahan , Died Tuesday 25 years - - p Elijah G & Sarah E ~~. Abr am Brewbaker --- died Thursday at his home near old Hickory, Botetourt Co - - 93 years old --- served War of 1812 - - father of Capt Wn Brewbaker - - Died ~:r Larkin Uednesda.y , .i:.:l ~urn er - - - this morning --- from Lynchburg Advance of j �A letter written during the War Between the States by S . H . Hoil man , Pearisburg , Virginia , to her sister. Submitted by J. Tr acy \.Jalker , III Pearisburg , Va . I1tov . 25 th 1863 Dear Bro & Sister As it has been some time since I wrote you , I thoug ht I would write to- night. We are al l well at present . Mr . H is not a t ho me at this time . He has been absent for two weeks. He went to '1 /ythevill e l ast Thursday one week ago •• I suppose he has been visiting his r e latives . I e xpe ct him home in a few days . We heard from Frank last week. He was n ear Chatanoo ga Tenn . Was not very well when he wrote . I came from the riv e r this evening . I have been helping mother to make apple butter . They were all we ll. Pop says you can get some leather from Sinsz. and also that cotton that was coming to you . He has several bales of cotton yarn for sale. if you want to purchase now is your time . You had better come soon , or it will all be gone . I t is going very fast . Try and make it convenient to come and stay with us all night. You are always in such a hurry when you come ove r here that I scarce have an opportunity of conversing with you . I suppose you have heard of Barbara Woolwines death ? this she died of Dypheria a few weeks ago. Jinnie has been very unwel l . She is teething.. I think this causes her to be puny. She is some better now. How are Annie and Jinnie? I would like very much to see them and all the family. I will try and come over if I can before the weather gets bad . I would like very much to do so , if the Yanks do not get you . I hope you may be unmolested this winter. The relations g enerally are well. I will now try and g ive you some of the general news . Henry Dennis has sold his property to Flinn from Dublin. He moves today and is going to keep tavern. I am g lad of it . We need a tavern in this town to entertain strangers. Black Mary is dead . She died with the disease you said she ha d, poor creature . I suppose you have heard of Robert Bro thertons decease . He died with fever. His was a triumphant death. "Let me die the. death of the righteous." Square Billy Snidow died with the same disease . Death is not confined to any particular place. James Adams is dead also . And many more that I do not remember at this time. Mrs Thrasher is at home. She is still increasing in size . rapidly I understand . Beck says please send her that flannel for Jinnie's dress and petticoat of the first chance . Excuse this badly written and dictated letter. I did not feel like writing to- night and have had to entertain company and laugh with Beck a I do not often apolo gize but am really ashamed of this blotted paper . Writ e to me soon, not a short letter, but a long interesting one and I wi ll endeaver to do better next time. Accept our love and kiss the children for me . Your affectionate Sister s. H . Hoilman �1-:0!\TGm:ERY COUNTY, VI RGINIA Deaths for Al l egha ny Dis trict The information here is s uppose to be as follows : name of deceased ; sex; race ; martial s t a t us ; if marr ied name of hus band or wife ; date of birth - age ; place of d eath ; occupation ; place of b irth ; pa r ents , name & place of birth ; person g ivi ng informatio~ ; *date of death ; where buried & date . As you know t he blanks were not al ways filled in or the i nformation may be incorrect . (*place of residence .) DUDLEY , Edward A. = ma l e = whi te = s ingle = b 18 May 1946 = 72y 10m 29d = farmer & mercha nt = b Montgomery Co ., Va . = f John E Dudley , b Montgomery Co , Va = m Elizabet h Burc hf i e ld , b Ha lifa x Co ., Va . = inf H. C. Dudley , Christenburg , Va. = d L~ April 19 18 = bu r Fogg , Va , 6 Apr 1918. WEST, Lucy Beaver = female = col. = widow =b unknown = ca 40y = housewife b Patrick Co ., Va = f J a mes Beav e r , b Va = m unknown, b NC = inf MC Thomas, Crockett Sp~s , Va = d 25 Aug 1918 , bur Crockett Spgs , Va , 26 Aug 1918. VIA , Osie = fema le = white = ma rried = b Feb 22 , 1896 = 22y 8m Od = o house work = b Montgomery Co , Va = f Owen Trump , b Va = m Betti e Trump , b Va = d 23 Oc t 19 18 = bur 25 Oct 1918 = inf . Eldee Via , Alleg hany Springs , Va . I ' RICHARDSON , Nancy = f = w = widowed = b 18 Oct 1830 = 87y .5m 21d = o house keeper = b Montg omery Co , Va = f Samuel Sesler , b US = m D::>r cas Brickey , b US = d 9 Apr 1918 = inf Samuel Ric hardson , Shawsville , Va = bur Denhill Cemetery, 10 Apr 1918 POFF , William Leona rd = m = w = s = b 11 Oct 1811 (sic) = 37y 2m 8d = o farming = b Floyd Co , Va = f John Henry Poff , b Fl oyd Co , Va= m Mary Byrd , b Floyd Co , Va = d 19 Dec 1918 = inf Robt Poff , Otey , Va . MUSE, Char lotte = f = col . = s = b 1838 = ca 80y = housekeepi ng = b Va = Booker McEnhanuner , b Va = m Louis a Mackenh.ammer, b Va = inf John Mus e , Shawsville , Va = d 28 Feb 1918 = bur Boners Rund , 1 Mar 1918 = undertaker, John Muse , Shawsville, Va . MARRS , Carri e = f = col = md = b Feb 1875 = 43y 5m 4d = housework = b Floyd Co , Va = f John Briggs , b Floyd Co , Va = m Emma Gay Frogg , b Floyd Co, Va = inf Gilbert Deaton, All eghany Spgs , Va = d 11 July 1918,= bur Crockett Spgs, Va , 12 Jul y 1918 = un d e r taker , Rev W H Mitc hel l , Bristol, Va. KIRBY , Fran cis = f = w = s = b 12 May 1 83 1 = 86y 8m 24d = o housekeeper= b Va = f Gordon Kirby , b Va = m EJ.iza Ryan, b Va = d 6 Jan 1918 = inf WJ Kirby, Roanok e , Va = bur Ryan Graveyard , 7 Jan 1918 FISK?/FISH , Othie?Ottie = f = w = md = b 22 May 1880 = 38y Om 28d = o house work = b Montgomery Co , Va = f Frank Bandy , b Va = m Mittie Bandy, b Va = d 20 June 1918 = inf Alfred Fisk , Alleghany Spgs, Va = bur Alleghany Springs, 22 June 1 9 18. DEATON, La.isy Ray = f = col = md = b 12 Sept 1867 = 50y 6m 5d = o hous ekeep ing = b Ky = f James Dockray ??Docksag , b Ky = m Nerssin Richardson, b Ky = i nf John Ray , Richmond , Ind. = d 17 Mar 1918 = bur Ellis ton, Va, 18 Mar 1918. �CONNER, Giles Alexander = d Crockett Spgs = m = w = widowed = ? 6 y Sm 1 Od = o minister retired = b Montgomery Co = f Costley Conner , b Floyd Co , Va = m Lydia Hal l , b Ind . = d 19 Nov 1918 = inf Susie E Conner , Crockett Springs , Va = bur Otey , Va CABBLER, June = f = col = md = b unknown = ca 60y = o house wi fe = pb Carroll Co, Va = f & m unknown = inf Julius Cabbler , Shawsville = d 9 Dec 1918 = bur near Shawsville, 10 Dec 1918 BRANAGAN, Elizabeth = f = w = md = b 27 J an 1880 = J 8y Jm 19d = o housewife = b Montgomery Co , Va = f Charles Garnette , b Montgomery Co , Va = m Sarah Francis Ga!:lic , b Montgomery Co , Va = d 16 May 1918 = inf Charl es Garnette , Shawsville , Va= bur Sublette Graveyard , 17 May 1918 = undertaker , H E Gardner, Shawsville , Va . BOHN , William Penn = pd Ry track near Shawsville = m = w = md = b 4 July 1887 J1y 4m 11d = b & res Roanoke , Va = f Henry Bohn , b Baltimore , Md = m Rosa Scott, b Princeton, WV = d 15 Nov 1918 = cd RR accident , crushed & grou nd up by train = inf F J Bohn, Roanoke, Va = bur Fairview Cemetery , Roan ok e , Va, 17 Nov 1918 = BOHN , Charles Michael = pd Ry track near Shawsville = m = w = md = J4y = o crew dispatcher N&W = b Roanoke , Va = f Henry Bohn , b Baltimore , Md m Rosa Scott , b Princeton, WV = d 15 Nov 1918 = cd RR accident , crus hed by train = res Roanoke , Va= inf FJ Bohn, Roanoke , Va= bur Fairview Cemetery, Roanoke , Va, 17 Nov 1918 = BANDY, Virginia H = f = w = md = b 26 April*= 78y 6m 12d = o housekeeping = b Bedford Co , Va = f Edmond Atkinson, b Bedford Co , Va = m Susan Hanks, b Bedford Co , Va = d 7 Nov 1918 = inf AE Band{'" , Alleghany Spgs , Va = bur Alleghany Spgs , 9 Nov 1918 (*;year b 1840 ) = BRANCH , Jacob = m = w = md = b 29 Apr 1877 = 47y 5m 21d = o RR foreman b Va f Henry Branch , b Va = m Sarah Silvens , b Va = inf Henry Branch , Elliston , Va = d 19 Oct 1918 = bur Montgomery , Va , 20 Oct 1918 = PERDuE, Mary E = f = w = md = b not known = o housewife = b Montgomery Co , Va =f Archie Moses, b Montgomery Co = m Nancie Martin, b Va Ironto = d 1J July 1918 = bur Halls Church 14 July 1918 = inf MD Perdue , WADE, Emma z = f = w = widowed = b 18 Feb 1869 = 49y 29d = o hou sewife = b Franklin Co, Va = f John H Wade , b Franklin Co , Va = m Nancy Dehaven , b Va = inf Mrs Carrie Haynes, Di~ Block , Ky = d 1 7 Mar 1918 = bur Rocky Mount , Va , 12. Mar 1918 MARTIN, Nettie F = f = w = widowed = b 27 Aug 1870 = 47y 5m 9d = o housewife = b Montgomery Co, Va = f Al§Y Richardson,_ b Montgomery Co = m May?Mary J Waay, b Montgomery Co = inf AA Richardson, Elliston , Va = d 5 Feb 1918 = bur Richardson Cemetery 6 Feb 1918 HALL, Walter M = d 9 Jan 1918 = m = w = md = b 29 Jan 1881 = J6y 11m 9d = o Locomotive Engenen = b Montgomery Co, Va = f John B Hall , b Montgomery Co , Va = m Nancy M Walthall, b Roanoke Co = inf John B Hall, Lafayette , Va = bur Halls Church, 14 Jan 1918 = undertaker AW Wells, Lafayette ' �DUNCAN , Martha J = f = w = md = b 24 Sept 1844 = ?Jy 4m 4d = o housework = b Franklin Co = .f Smith Williams , b Franklin = m Lucy Martin , b Franklin = inf A J Duncan , Sllis ton , Va = d 28 Jan 1918 = bur Halls Church , JO Jan 1918 ZOPP? ?YOPP , Et ta May = ~ = w = md = b 12 May 1897 = 21y ?m 2Jd = housewife = b Franklin Co = f Peter Young , b Franklin Co , Va = m Rose 1 Young , b Franklin Co . = inf S W Yopp , Elliston , Va = d 5 Jan 19 19 (sic) =bur Lafayetta , Va , 6 J an 1918 ( s ic) DUDLEY , John L = m = w = s = b 7 Sept 1843 = 76y Om 28d = o mer chant = b Montg omery Co , Va = f John E Dudley , b Franklin Co, Va = m Eli zabeth Bi rchfield, b Bedford , Va = inf Ha rry C Dudley , Christi ansburg , Va = d J Oct 1919 =bur Fagg , Va 5 Oct 1919 MUNCY , Malinda Francis = f = w = s = b 22 Aug 1837 = 82y Om 8d = housekeeper = b Montgomery Co , Va = f John Muncy , b Va = m Susan Trump , b Va = inf Wade Lovern , Harless , Va = d 1 Sept 1919 =bur near Harless 2 Sept 1919 GAR:r:.NER, George Washington = m = w = md = b JO Mar 1829 = 80y 5m 20d = o minister = b Pittsylvan ia Co , Va = f John Gardner , b England = m Sallie Hutson, b unknown = inf HE Gardner, Shawsville , Va = d 20 Sept 1919 = bur Shawsville 21 Sept 1919 , undertaker WW Likens , Shawsville , Va . KIRBY , Nancy A = f = w = md = hus Robt Kirby = b 18 Nov 1844 = 74y 10m 21d = housewife = b Floyd Co , Va = f Jacob Weaver , b Va = m unlmown = inf RR Kirby, Shawsville, Va = d 9 Oct 1919 = bur near Shawsville , 10 Oct 1919 ARGABRIGHT , William Peyton = rn = w = rnd = b 1 Jan 1840 - 79y 9m 16d = o farmer = b Floyd Co , Va = f Johnathan Argabrig ht , b Floyd Co , Va = m Jennie Wimmer, b unknown = inf A J Argabr ight , Alleghany Springs , Va = d 17 Oct 1919 = bur Bent Mountain , 20 Oct 191 9 HAMBLIN , Louisee J = f = w = md = b 10 Jan 1846 = ?Jy 11m 12d = o housewife = b Giles Co , Va = f John Scott , b Giles Co , Va = m Eli zabeth ??Cuner?Coner , b Giles Co , Va = inf William Hamblin = d 22 Nov 1919 = bur Denhill, 22 Nov 1919 MARTIN , William D = pd Lafayette = m = w = md = b 2 Sept 1858 = 60y 10m Jd = o Sheriff, Montgomery Co , Va = b Va = f W'm Martin , b Va= m Matilda Philpot, b Va = inf Mrs W D Martin , Lafayette , Va = d 5 Jul y 1919 =bur Halls Church, 7 July 1919 GARDNER , Sallie Gatewood = pd Lafayette = f = w = md = b 19 Mar 1942 (sic) = 77y 9m -d = b Montgomery Co = f Thomas J Deyerle , b Va = m Mi ldred P Moon, Campbell Co, Va = inf WW Gardner , Lafayette , Va = d 19 Dec 1919 = bur 2 Dec 1919 (sic ) , Lafayette , Va SPANGLER , Nannie Elizabeth = pd Elliston = f = w = md = b 2 Nov 1851 = 68y 10m 2d = o at home = b Floyd Co , Va = f Mathew Williams , b Floyd Co = m Elizabeth Soures , b Va = inf Essie D Barton , Elliston , Va = date of 1919 SHOWALTER , Will iam Thomas = rn = w = md = b Dec 22, 1848 = 70y Jm 4d = o farmer = b Montgomery Co, Va = f Phillip Showalter, b Va= Mary Ann Hall, b Montgomery Co , Va = d 26 Mar 1919 = i nf JE Showalter, Shawsville, Va = bur Piedmont cemetery, 28 Mar 1918 = undertaker none �RYAN, Virginia Katherine = f housework = b Craig Co , Va = Ann Dudding , b Va = d 22 Mar family burial ground , 24 Mar = w = widowed = b 15 Apr 1 841 = 77y 1 1m 7d = o f Elisha Powell Givens , b Craig Co , Va = m Mary 1919 = inf Norvel W Ryan , Shaws ville , Va = bur 1919 ROSE, Shelor 1 = m = w = s = b 26 July 1893 = 25y ?m 26d = o farmer = b Montgomery Co , Va = f John D Rose , b Montgomery Co , Va = rn Annie James , b Montgomery Co , Va = d 22 Mar 19 19 = inf JH Akers , undertaker , Chris tiansburg , Va bur James Graveyard, 24 Mar 1919 = EANES , J , G. = m = w = md= b 10 Sept 1855 = 64y ?rn = o farmer = b Va = f Joel S Eanes , b Va = m Elizabeth Taylor, b Va = d 14 Apr 1919 = inf Rev D L Goch- enour, Elliston , Va = bur At kin son Cemetery = 15 Apr 1919 DOOLEY , Edward Thomas = m = w = md = b 16 Oct 184J = 75y 6m 22d = o farmer = b Montgomery Co , Va = f Obadiah Dooley , b Bedford Co , Va = m Sallie Hanks , b Beciford Co , Va = d 8 May 1919 = inf HE Akers , Alleghany Spgs , Va = bur Alleghany Spgs, 10 May 1919 BEVERLEY, Matilda = f = col = md = b 1841 = 78y = o housework = b Va = f & m unknown = inf' Parris?Panis Patterson , Alleghany Spgs = d 1 1 Apr 1919 = bur near All eghany Spgs , 13 Apr 1919 BEVERLEY, John = m = col = md = b unknown = b 1849 = ?Oy = o farmer = b Montgomery Co , Va = f Thomas Beverley, b Va = m Louisa Brat ton , b Va = inf Gilbert Deaton, Alleghany Springs , Va = d 18 Apr 1919 = bur near Alleghany Spga, 20 Apr 1919 PULASKI COUNTY , VIRGINIA 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE The following are a few of the death.$ (married. and old) from the 1 850 census mortality schedule . The original i s at the Vi rgini a State Archiv es , Richmond, Virginia , and on the microfiim . page 164. Line 1 . F.dmund Wills = 37 yrs = male = married = d June 4 . ??Joshua'?? Gibbs = 52 years = male = married = d Sept 5. Henry Haner? = 69 yrs = male = married = d Ap ril 14. John Black = ??91 yrs = male = widowed = d May 16 . Thomas ?Cloyd? = 74 yrs = male = married = d Jul y 19 . Sarah Breeding = 19 yrs = female = married = d F e b y 24. ?funn? T? Kent?= 42 yrs =male =married = d Jany 29. Emmnial ?Tusl ley? = 31 yrs = female = married = d Mar 33. Richard ?Gethrin? = 83 yrs = male = married = d May page 165 Line 7 . ?Henry Patten = 76 yrs = male = married = d May 8. George ?Baskerville? = 36 yrs = male = married = d Sept (4. ?Larkin? Gibbs; 29. ?Tins lley?) �DYSON Mrs Madelei ne U Dysor. 2J27 Fa irway Dr SW Roanoke , Va 24015 I - 1 . Madelein e Louise URICK , b 22 Oc t 19J6 Roanoke , Va ; md 19 May 1956 Chesterfield , SC , to Willia m Meade Dyson II- 2 . F'rederick William Urick : b 10 Apr 1909, d JO Mar 1978 , b/d Roanoke , Va ; md 22 June 19J2 Gettysburg , Pa . _ _ _,_3-'.-- Florence Evelyn FRI DINGER : b 25 Jan 1910 , Roanoke , Va . III- 4 . !Hllia m Ha rry ( Henry ) Urick : b J June 1886 , ?Roanoke , Va ; d 6 Feb 1963 Roanoke , Va ; md J/4 June 1906 Roanoke , Va . 5 . Lillian Alma SAUNDERS : b 1 Aug 1884 , Mt Crawford , Va ; 6 . Charl es Guy F'ridinger : b 5 Dec 1876 , Hagers town , Md; d 25 Aug 1948 , Roanoke Va ; md 17 Apr 1900 Hagerst own , Md . _ __.._?..:.. . Carrie Bell ROWE : b 4 Aug 1879 Waynesboro , Pa; d J Jan 1964, Roanoke , Va. III- 8 . Henry ( Harry) Urick : b 27 Jan 1844 Ephrata , Pa ; d 26 Sep 1932 Roanoke , Va; rnd 9 , Sarah FRIESE : b /a 5 Fe b 1847 Tamaqua , Pa ; d 26 Jan 1928 , Roanoke , Va . 10. Luther Anderson Saunders : b 21 Aug 1849 Fa rmville , Va; d 12 Aug 1893 Mt Crawford , Va ; md 6 Sept 1875 Mt Crawford , Va . 11 . Louise FOLEY : b J May 1858 ; d 19 Feb 19J8 Mt . Crawfor d , Va . 12 . John Henry Fridinger : b 24 Mar 1848 ; d 20 July 1920; rnd 10 Nov 1868, Hagerstown , Md . 13 . Margaret Rosanna MATCHETT : b 27 Sep 1842 ; d 19 Sep 1910. 14 . John Henry Rowe : b ca 1859 ; d 25 Ma y 19JJ ; md Waynesboro , Pa . May 1916 --~1~5~ . Ma ry Alice FUNK : b ca 1864; d IV- 16. Ben jamin Uhrich : b Ji Jan 1809 ; d 2 Feb 1896 17 . Katherine B b 31 Jan 181J ; d 7 July 1890 18 . Samuel Friese 19. Elizabeth BELTZ 20 . Robert Luther Saunders 21. Mary Jane NOEL 22 . John Foley : 9 Sept 1817 ; d JO July 1888 ; md 23 . Elizabeth FISCHER : 28 Oct 1818; 15 May 1902 24. Charles M Freidinger : b 12 Feb 1818 ; d 21 June 1895 25 1/md Chris tian b 5 Mar 1825 ; d 22 Jan 184J 2/md Catheri ne : 19 Aug 1824 ; d 10 Mar 1911 26 . & 27 ?? 28 . William Rowe 29 , Rebecca JO . Sam Funk J 1 . Rebecca WOLFE LYNER Whereas Mary Lyner , my wife , has behaved herself in s uch manner as to induce me to inforn the publick that I forwarn them not to trust or credit her on my account, as I am d e ternined not to pay any debts she may contract . JOHN LYNER Richmond , Apr 12, 1786. Virginia Gazette , Apr 13, 1786. (contributed by Mrs, Alpha Scott ) �b8 QUERIES Mrs . Lynda STONE BROWN , 12220 MacCorkle Ave., Chesa pe a ke , ;.JV 253 1 5 Looking for birthplace of Jacob Hansbarger BRI DGETT , b 9 - 7 - 1836 . He m. Charlotte Ann MALLOW of Allegany Co, VA. Jacob wa s t he s of Geo r ge Washington and Phoebe HULL BRIDGETT . Mrs. Lynn E. NEUENSCHWANDER, 4727 South 1300 East , Salt Lake Ci ty , UT 84117 Need to identify parents of John LAFCT~LAFON or LAFON ), b . Jan . 8 , 1775 , m July 18, 1797, Montgomery Co , VA to Mary (Polly) BOwEN , d a u of J o hn & Elizabeth BOWEN : d . April 29,1840 , buried Clover Hollow , Giles Co . VA. Ten children identified . Byron T. MORRIS, 912 Poplar St, Kenova, VIV 25530 Benjamin TURMAN d 1784, Botetourt Co . VA. Who we r e his parents? Survived by w, Frances , who is mentioned in his will. Who were he r parents? Whe re did she d? Rachel JONES m. John TURMAN in 1791 in Montgomery Co. VA. Who were her parents? Mrs. H. S. SURFACE , 401 Surface Dr ., Tazewell , VA 24651 Searching for parents, w of the following: Genjamin GRIFFITH, d. 1830 , Franklin Co, VA ; Joseph HAMBRICK, Sr. D after 1810, Franklin Co , VA; Henry PATTON, resided near Dublin, Pulaski Co , VA, dafter 1824, Tazewell, Co . , VA? John SMITH, d 1828, Wythe (now Smyth) Co. VA.; Richard WRIGHT, d 1820 Grayson Co, VA. Mrs. Janet A. SMITH, RRl, Metamora , Il, 61548 Info needed regarding parents of Luke RICHARDSON of Roanoke & Franklin Co , VA, He lived 1801 ( ?) to 1868. Also need more info on Hezekiah MEADOR and w , Mary , parents of Luke ' s w, Nancy, and info regarding children of Luke & Nancy (MEADOR) RICHARDSON , Ans all letter s & refW1d postage. Delores R. Dees SPRINGER, 5120 B. Capitol Hill Dr . Fairfield , OH 450l4 Mary R. MILLER , b 1870 in Lee Co . VA. Mother ' s name, Sara Phina MILLER , Sara PHINA m Joseph Melvin ROOP in Lee Co . ca 1873, moved to KY . The 1880 census record for Rock Castle Co . shows Mary R. MILLER, s - dau, age 10. This is the last record to be found. What happened to Mary? Mrs. E. S. McKenzie, 56 Bryan Street, Pryor, OK 74361 Mary Ann BEVERLY, b 1841 Russell Co, VA. dau of Freeman and Eunice (RAMSEY) BEVERLY. M cousin, Nathan BEVERLY, son of Elizah & Nancy HAMILTON) BEVERLY May, 1860, Wise, VA. Where did Mary Ann die? when? Where , when did Nathan die? Three dau b to Mary Ann, two in VA, one Chattanooga, TN. Arlie E. BROWN, Rt. 1, Box 108, Seagrove, NC 27341 Henry Brown fion Salem County NJ to Augusta Co. , VA, d 1757. Children, Henry, Samuel, Daniel m Grace THOMPSON 1750, David, Thomas , Robert, Ester . Desire any info on this line. Will exc . Dolores CLARK, 8124 Whelan Dr., San Diego , CA 92119 Need info on Orville HANKS and his w, Sarah R. Orville was a s of Joshua HANKS, jr. & his wife, Ros amond (CARRISO) HANKS, and was b May, 1844, Carroll Co, VA . I �E lva~. BO'..!LES U<r s . ..i. L. ) , houte 1 , Bowen , Ill. 62316 Need an ce stor s of Robe r t ...i . lHCr,i::Y- who d . 18~Bo tetourt Co., VA, m. 1817 to Mar gar et , dau . of John !~ 1\CC: . Also need wi f e a nd ancestors of J ohn NACE. Robert S. DICKZY 1 s childr en we r e : Elizabe t h , Mary J . (WASKEY ) , Elean or (CUSTER)m ine , Ruf u s S ., wil l iam J ., Littl e t on S ., Evaline A., Fr ances S ., Hester M., & Mar gar et C. Glad l y exc . info . Betty~· ROB INSON , 1405k Offne r e St., Portsmouth, Ohio, 45662 Beginner needs a ll in fo on James ROB INSON, b. Sept . 1818 and d . Sept . i a93 . He m. Rachel CLl\RK, b . Nov. 18 29 a nd d. March 1909, dau. of Edmund & M ilie RAMZY CLARK • Mrs . Grace D. MELLANDER, 2705 Newton St., Silver Spring , MD. 20902 Need parents of Wm . R. DYER , b . c a . 1776 Pittsylvania Co.VA. M. Elle~der DYER 5 Jan. 1805, Granger Co . Tennesse e, d . Morgan Co . ILL. 1842. Children : Wm Anderson, Wilson, Hende rs on, Hamilton, Alexander, and John DYER. Did parents of Wm. R. DYER come fr om Car oline County or Augusta Co? VA? Dorothy HALE AMIS , 8730 Ferncliff Ave. NE, Bainbridge Island, WA . 98110 Williamd & Nancy RE DMAN HALE both b . VA ca . 178 0 . Married 26 May 1804, Patrick Co. VA . In Claiborne Co. TN . 1830 . Children: William,Jr. m. Mary BARNES, Comfort m. Isaac CARMAv~ & Polly m. John DEAN. Moses, Rosina h, Benjamin, Anna & Keziah HALE, also Patrick Co. 1800. James~ · PORTER, 4615 ~· Selby St . Marion, IN 46952 Wish ton contact someone working on the LUNDY family of Grayson Co . VA . My 3rd great uncle Levi PORTER m. Bettie LUNDY, Jan 4, l86J. Was Bettie a dau . of Wm . and Alice LUNDY, or was she a widow of Fielder J . LUNDY? Bettie LUNDY was b. ca. Apr. 1844. Paul W. HODGES, 12707 Ro lling Valley, CyPress, TX 77429 Seeking descendants earliest HODGES families, SW VA . , including allied families like DILLINGHAM, HALL , RICHARDS, RIVES, CAMPBELL , others in Franklin Pitts~ vania, Henry & Patrick Co. Will answer all correspondence and exc. info. Martha ~· NORTHCUT, Rt. 2 Box 4530, Need parents , br others & sisters of Need parents, brothers & sisters of Need parents , br others & sisters of Need parents, brother s & sisters of Nacogdoches, TX . 75961 John NORTHCUT b . 1758 Henry Co. VA. Lincia ENGLAND b. 1778 NC or VA. James COPE b . VA. or TN. Jesse FULTS , b. ca. 1779 TN. VA. NC. The ~a Ray HARPER , 3318 Mackland Ave ., NE, Albuquerque, NM, 87106 Daniel MORRIS , Bedford Co. , VA named his daughter Elizabeth in his will proved 24 November 1767. His wife Tabitha named her dau. Betty Ray i n he r will made 12 August 1778 Bedford Co. Was Elizabeth (Betty RAY) wife of Moses RAY (WRAY) d. Franklin Co.VA 1802 ? Richard Q. ROBINSON, 353 East Lake RD. Palm Springs, FL . 33461 Was the Eleanor RUSSELL whom. John ROBINSON Campbell Co.VA. 19 January 1793 the kinswoman of Anna RUSSELL who m. James BOAZ 1778 Campbell Co . VA Was James BOAZ' f. Thomas who d. 179 5, Pittsylvania Co. VA ? �Mary Jane VADEN, 2438 Memorial Ave SW, Roanoke , VA 24 0 15 John WARD, Sr. b ca 1760, m Sallie (Sa r ah) BURT0 !1 l a t e 1782 , d late 1826 or early 1827. Want parents names . Sons - 'llilliam A , Za d o ck, Abner , Robert, John , Leonard. Dau Elizabeth (Be t s y ) rn . Samuel Ellett Jan . 1827 Lunenburg Co. VA . lived and d in Lunenburg CO , VA JoAnn CUDDY, 58 Pear Tree Point Road , Da r ien , CT 06820 Will welcome corres with any descendants of Samuel FERGUSON and Mary JAMESON , pioneer settlers of Tazewell Co . VA Allied families include : BAILEY , CLARK , STOKES, JONES , BOOTH, VAUGHN, BLOSS , WORKMAN , ROBERSON , LYCANS , BURTON . Mrs . John R. (Helen) NIELSEN, 5211 SE Ave, Portland , OR , 97206 John WALKER 'S will was probate Nov. 17, 1778 '..Jashing ton Co . VA . Whe r e in NC did his w. Ann HUDSON or Houston die? Would like to know mor e about their son John WALKER's w Mary LONG and her f'amily . ~ere both Ann and Mary WALKER born in Augus ta Co. VA? Mrs. Robert H. BURKHOLDER 10582 Kenrid e Dr . Cincinnati Ohio 45 24 2 Would like to know if there are early 1800-1850 Church records f'or Botetourt Co VA, especially areas of Buchanan and old Pattonsburg or of' just Botetourt Co. VA. Our early BURKHOLDERS were Mennonites, later Baptists . Looking f'or parents of Joel David BURKHOLDER, b . 1816, m. 1841 Botetourt Co. VA to Mary Ann CRAFT. Mrs. J. L. BRONEN, Box 186, Marshall, OK 73056 Wish to know the names of the child b. to Joseph KIRK (s/o Thomas) who m. Martha HARLESS, (d/o Martin) 18 Jan . 1788 in Botetourt Co VA; glad to exc KIRK info of desc of Lewis Amos and Margaret (OVERHOLSER) KIRK, m 1821 Giles Co VA. Residence, OH 1830; IL, IA, KS 1860. Eleanor R. EDMONDSON, 2803 Byron Ave. Odessa, TX, 79762 Need desc and parents of Doswell ROGERS b 1736 VA, d. 1809 Hawkins CO. TN W, Anne, one proven son, William . Others might be Thomas DOSWELL, jr. Denston . Lived Halifax, 1762; Pittsylvania, 1767; Botetourt, 1770 ; Fincastle, 1774; Montgomery, 1782; Wythe, 1791; Russell, 1792, Lee, 1794; Hawkins Co. TN, 1805. Gene CROTTY, "Jamestown" Daleville, VA 24083 Michael CROTTY settled first in Bedford Co. VA around 1814, moved to Franklin CO in late 1830's and then to Monroe CO . VA. (now WVA) in 1846. Brother, Wm MCCROTTY lived with him in 1833-34, but no record of him af'terthat date . Need info on this line of CROTTYS or MCCROTTYS. Mrs. Allen E. FUHS, 25932 Carmel Knolls Dr, Carmel , CA 93923 Need parents of Solomon LARGE and w, Charity, Washington CO , VA, 1830; named as grandson in Russell CO . VA. Will, 1814, of' William LARGE (Revolutionary War, NC). Solomon d before 28 June 1839; Charity, age 54, with James ANDIS family, Washington Co, 1860. Child: J81J1es, William, possibly Susan, others Robert A. GOODPASTURE, Star Rt. , Georgetown, CA 95634 Seek wife and origins of Jacob GOODPASTlffiE, who first appeared at Brock's Gap Augusta Co (now Rockingham CO, VA in 1753. �71 George PESL.LY, 2609 Ellsworth St. #202 , Berkeley, CA 94704 Need proof Anna BURNETT m 1842 Reuben BOOTHE , was dau of Reuben BURNETT and Nancy TUGGLE ( m 1802 Patrick CO VA). Remainder all Montgomery CO. VA: Need maiden name Mi lly BOOTHE ( w George BOOTHE 1737- 1813). Whither Cyrus HOWARD, Mi lly BOOTHE (m. 1787)? Whither Henry TRIPP, Sally BOOTHE (m 1822)? Mrs . Richard L. JORDAN, 3118 Cofer Road, Falls Church, VA 22042 Desire parentage of Mariah Taylor, who m. Howard RUTHERFORD 29 Dec. 1801, Bedford CO, VA. Were her p arents John TAYLOR & Mary KELLY of Botetourt Co? Were these Taylors from Caroline CO, originally or Isle of Wright? Are the GILBERTS of Green CO. VA. related to the Samuel GILBERT of Bedford Co.? Iris D. MCCONNELL 1940 Santa Fe. St. Charles MO . 6 01 Needs info, parents and s iblings of Nathan Nathaniel WORLEY, Jr. b. ca 1795-1799 in PA or VA and Magdalene SMITH, dau of Henry. M. 12 Aug, 1820 Montgomery CO . VA. Joanne CARRICO, 125 S. Layton Ave . , Wyoming, DE 19934 Need any info about Joshua COX, b circa 1831 in VA who m Jane HIGGINS in early 1850's. Appears in 1850 Grayson CO, VA. Census Ashe CO, NC shows 3 child . Entered service in 1862 - d of wounds, Oct, 1864. Lemuel WALLACE KALLAM, R-8, B-660B US Army Ret. Mt. Airy, NC 27030 Searching for info on Vinson or Vincent SIMPSON b. 1795, Venice, VA. Need to find out his parents. M in Stokes, NC on Aug 16, 1820 to Dyce "Dicy" COOK. He was a carpenter. Mrs. Louise LEE, 2315 Larchwood St. NE. Roanoke VA 24012 Sarah Jane BARTON, dau of Joseph and Sarah BARTON b Montgomery CO. VA, 1841, m Cor nelius Hall i n 1858 (Where?) d May 6, 186 , Craig CO. VA Edith M. SIGMON, Rt. 3 Box 304, Ferrum, VA 24088 Need info on Peter SICKMAN, 1745- 1837, Franklin CO then PO 'Was Saphronia. M to an Indian, Katherine NOSSEMAN WILLIS, 11 child. My genealogy book to be finished soon $10. 00 and postage.· Karl F. HOBACK, P. O. Box 702 Alexandria, VA 22313 Guil for d WAAL m Diana HUBACK ~HOBACK), dau of Jacob, in Aug. of 1824, in Wythe CO, VA . Any info concerning this couple, particularly with regard to their family, pla of residence, etc., greatly appreciated. Mrs. Dorot hy Scott FIELDER, RD 1, Box 29, Maryland, NY 12116 Need info on Henry DAVIS and his wife, Adelaide. They had a son, Osborne H. DAVIS, b 24 Jan. 1849, in Botetourt CO. VA, d in 1915, Coyner's Springs, VA. He m 8 June 1870, Fannie G. HUTCHENS, dau of Jas . W. and Caroline HUTCHENS. Lemuel Wallace KALLAM, U. S . Army Ret, R-8, B-660-B, Mt. Airy, NC 2703Q Marriage bond from Stokes CO, NC. 1820, indicates that Dyce 11 Dicy 11 COOK m. Vinson Simpson, Aug 16, 1820. B- Stokes CO or Surry CO NC in 1799 . Her parents John COOK & Jennie LINVILLE, m. Feb 5, 1809 or Carner COOK, f of John COOK m Margarette MCCALEB. �'72 Royale !!_. CRABTREE, PE . , 1221 Arlingt on Pl ace , Winte r Par k , FL . 32789 John CRABTREE, b. 28 Apr. 1732 , Balt imor e Co ., MD ., m. Han nah- BUTCHER . Who were Hannah's parents? I s aac CRABTREE m. PIKE ? . Grandfather William II m. Mary PIKE, Baltimore Co ., MD , b . 17 Feb . 1725 , PIKE r elati on ship? Parents? Isaac OLIVER, b. ca . 1765 , NC/VA. d . 15 Oc t . Clark Co . KY. Parents? Shirl PRIDEMORE, Rt. ~Box 416, McMinnvi lle , OR 971 28 Seeking info on William Riley POAGE and Mary An n FERGUSON, b . ca 184 5 a nd June 7, 1847, m. Dec . 1874, in Roanoke, VA . Williams par e nt s we r e Wi lliam POAGE & Elizabeth COON. William RILEY was m. t o Mary Eli zabe t h CALD WELL & Octovia WHITLOW. Moved to Indiana ca . 1895 . Dorothy HALE AMIS, 8730 Ferncliff Ave, NE , Ba i nbr id7e I sland , WA, 98110 Any info appreciated on William & Nancy REDMAN/HAIL HAI LE/HALE both b . VA. ca. 1780, m. 26 May 1804, Patrick Co, VA., In Cl aiborne Co, TN 1830 . Children: Wm. Jr. b. 1807 VA., m. Mary BARNES ; Comf ort b. 18 1 6 TN, m. Isaac CARMACK and Polly m. John DEAN. Be lie ved related to Moses, Ben j amin, Rozinah, Anna and Keziah HAILE who were all in Patrick Co. !h_ R. MURPHY, Mallow Lanes, Covington, VA 24426 Need parents, info on Charles Henry JENKINS , b. Ma rch 12, 1822 , d . Oct. 22 , 1911. Also, Sarah Anne DILLION, b. 1833, d. 1 888, m. Franklin Co. , VA. Dec. 31, 1851. Charles Henry JENKINS worked Lovely Mount (now Radford ) VA as overseer, 1860 census. Virginia FLETCHER, 721 NW 73 AVE., Gt. Lauderdale, FL . 33317. Need info on James BOWEN, b . ca . 1790, d. 1888, lived Montgomery Co. VA. His father John d . 1826, Botetourt Co. Who was John ' s father? Who did he m.? James rn. Catherine BOSTERS 1815, dau. of Jonathan BOSTER.S. Who was her mother? !:!!:.!· Curtis LONG, 1789 Sul livant Ave.·, Columbus, OH 43223 Need any info on these famil ies: Josiah KENNO~ b. 1817 in Rocky Mt.Franklin Co. VA, m. Mary Jane BROWN, dau. of George & Anna COUSINS BROWN in Martinsville Henry Co. Va in 1853, 9 children born in Martinsville. Girls m. HUFFMAN, STUDEVANT & MORRIS. Sons m. SILVEY, MCDANIEL, HULL, & LESLIE. Helen SPORE , Route 1, ~ 19, Kildare, OK. 74642 Who were parents of Frances PE'ITIT who m. Isaac ALLEN in VA. Who was the w. of John SUMMERS who d. in 1806 in Augusta Co. VA, b . at Middlebrook,VA. Carl ~· RAY, 404 Navajo Lane, Kingsport, TN. 37664 Would like to correspond with anyone who descends from any of these Russell Co, VA pioneers : John SYKES (1750-1851) Revolutionary War vet; b. Prince George Co . VA . , Benjamin RAY (1756-1841) Revolutionary War vet(6th NC Regt.) Martin HONAKER (1772-1848) b. Wythe Co. VA., James ARTRIP ( 1789-1869) b. Roanoke Co . VA. Frieda M. DAVI SON, 612 ~ · Poplar, Johnson City, TN 37601 Need proof of father/son relationship for Hezekiah PATRICK, Sr. b. late 1700's and Hezeki ah PATRI CK, Jr., b . 1816, Smyth Co. VA. �HIGHLIGHT'.J FROM S OME EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES by Jea n Mosel ey Ann Kyl e Don ' t ov e rl ook the excellent i n d e x t o the i r exchange pe.r:iod~ca2s pub2£sb$d in ev e ry q uar terly of the COLORA .00 GENEALOGIST . There a.re su:na.;12es as we:J...1 a s topi c s . GENEALOGY ( Indiana Hi s torica l Soc i e t y ) J an 198 1 , has a well-reas oned sample of deduc t iv e p l otting , and would repay y our r eading time if y ou can ' t think whe r e t o sear c h next . THE JOURNAL of t he Ka na wha Va lle y Ge n eal og i cal Society , ~tN \~'C , \.~l\~ \Ji: t he Young fa mi ly o f Kana wha County . Al s o , t he pedig;r ee c\'\!U:t -a\. \\\~ \so.~\__ conta i ns many s outhwes t e rn Vi rg inia na mes . THE COLORAIX) GENEALOGIS T , Aug 1 9 8 0, contains Part II of t he Jame s D. Wal ker lecture , Ge n e a logica l Re cords in the Na tiona l Archi· ves . Th e s t yl e i s l ight a nd amusing , t he c o n t e nt s olid . This i s a mo s t help f ul a rti cle . THE TREE TRACERS , V2 , # 1, 1977- 78 : p 11, Ofte n Us e d Abbrev i a tion s and Te.rms helpful inf orma ti on i n resea rc hin g o l d r ecords ; p 12 - J , Nembei --ship req ui.remen ts in Na tional Societi e s ; p 1 8 - 2 1 , How to us e t h e S oundex s y sterm [o:r the 1880 Federal c ens u s ; art i cle " How to Begin Res e arc hin g · " ANCESTRY, (Pal m Beac h Co, Fl a ), Jan 1 981 : p .30, "Aid es t o I r i s h Res e a rch · " MIAMI VALLEY GENEALOGICAL S OCIETY (OHIO) , Vol X, #J , 1981 : Patte:rns" , clue to g randparents, p 78 . " Old Namin g VIRGINIA PIEDMONT GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ' Vol J ' #1, Feb ' 81 t Addi ti<Jna1 Revolutionary Soldiers & Pa trio t s of Halifa x Co. , Va . ; "Early \T i:rgin.i~N 1Qi "t\l~"'al1 Notices , 1804-18J8 . We have received the back i s s u es of THE· GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL, Randolph NC . 1977-1980 . Excellent q uarterly from that area. c o. ' KEN;ruCKY AN?Es;ro~: Oct 198 0 , Vol 16 , # 2 : Glinn/Glenn marriage s ; The Bott Family of Virginia, Ky and Misso u r i f rom 162J to 1 8.37. om St. LOUIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY , Fall 1 980 : Bi ble Records of Wall er - son of Carr Wal l er a nd El i z ' h Martin of Va . J o seph Granvil NEWSLETTER , Grays on Co . Histo rical Soci ety , Inc . , Rt 1 Box 293 , Elk Creek , Va. 24326 . Contains an a maz ing a mount of i nformation of i nteres t t o people interested in thi s a r ea . THE ARNOLD FAMILY AS SOC I ATION OF THE SOUTH , Mrs Marian C Ledgerwood, 1655 Imperia l Crown, Houston, TX 7704J : Jan 1 9 8 0 , Annu a l Ne wsl e t ter , Vol . X. Would that a ll f amilies could p u t togeth er s u c h a c ompre h e n s ive a nd interes ting annua l? Wonderful l y documented and a weal t h of refe:ren ' t\ s ul'{'~,s 1 r any family . (Note : Should have b een in ' 80 i s sue ) �'71.. Royale ~·CRABTREE, PE. , 1 221 Arlin gton Place , ..linte r la r k , FL . 32789 John CRABTREE, b. 28 Apr. 1732 , Baltimore Co ., MD . , m. HannA.hBlITCHER . Who were Hannah' a parents? Isaac CRA BTREE m. !'IKE ? . Crandfa the r William II m. Mary PIKE, Balti mor e Co ., MD , b . 17 Feb . 17...::5 , PIKE r e l a tionship? Parents? Isaac OLIVER, b . ca . 176 5 , NC/VA . d . 15 Oc t . C lark Co . KY . Parents? Shirl PRIDEMORE, Rt. ~ Box 416 , McMinnville, OR 971 28 Seeking info on William Riley POAGE a n d Mary Ann F ERGUSON , b . ca 1 8 45 and June 7, 1847, m. Dec . 1874, in Roanoke , VA . Wi l li am s pa r e n ts were William POAGE & Elizabeth COON. William RILEY was m. t o Mary E l i za b eth CALDWELL & Octovia WHITLOW. Moved to Indiana ca . 1895 . Dorothy HALE AMIS, 8730 Ferncliff Av e , NE , Ba inbridJe Island , wA , 98110 Any info appreciated on William & Nancy REDMAN/HAIL HAILE/HALE both b . VA. ca. 1780, m. 26 May 1804, Patrick Co , VA., In Claiborne Co, TN 1830 . Children: Wm . Jr. b . 1807 VA. , m. Mary BARNES ; Comfort b . 1816 T N, m. Isaac CARMACK and Polly m. J ohn DEAN . Believed related to Moses , Benjamin, Rozinah, Anna and Keziah HAILE who were all i n Patrick Co . !h_ R. MURPHY, Mallow Lanes, Covington , VA 24426 Need parents , info on Charles Henry JENKINS, b. March 12, 182 2 , d . Oct . 22 , 1911. Also, Sarah Anne DILLION, b . 1833, d. 1888, m. Franklin Co ., VA . Dec. 31, 1851. Charles Henry JENKINS worked Lovely Mount (now Radford) VA as overseer, 1860 census. Virginia FLETCHER, 721 NW 73 AVE., Gt . Lauderdale, FL. 33317. Need info on James BOWEN, b. ca. 1790, d. 1888, lived Montgomery Co. VA . His father John d . 1826, Botetourt Co . Who was John's father? Who did he m.? James m. Catherine BOSTERS 1815, dau . of Jonathan BOSTER.S. Who was her mother? Mrs. Curtis LONG, 1789 Sullivant Ave. ·, Columbus, OH 43223 Need any infOC>'!i these families: Josiah KENNO~ b. 1817 in Rocky Mt. Franklin Co. VA, m. Mary Jane BROWN, dau. of George & Anna COUSINS BROWN in Martinsville Henry Co. Va in 1853, 9 children born in Martinsville. Girls m. HUFFMAN, STUDEVANT & MORRIS . Sons m. SILVEY, MCDANIEL, HULL, & LESLIE. Helen SPORE, Route !, Box 19, Kildare, OK . 74642 Who were parents of Frances PETT IT who rn . Isaac ALLEN in VA. Who was the w. of John SUMMERS who d. in 1806 in Augusta Co. VA, b . at Middlebrook , VA. £!!:..! !:!• ~' 404 Navajo Lane, Kingsport, TN. 37664 Would like to correspond with anyone who descends from any of these Russell Co, VA pioneers: John SYKES ( 1750-1851) Revolutionary War vet; b. Prince George Co.VA. , Benjamin RAY (1756- 1841) Revolutionary War v et(6th NC Regt . ) Martin HONAKER (1772-1848) b. Wythe Co. VA., James ARTRIP (1789-1869) b. Roanoke Co. VA. Frieda M. DAVISON, 612 ~· Poplar, Johnson City, ~ 37601 Need proo.f of fa~her/son relationship for Hezekiah PATRICK, S r. b. late 1700's and Hezekiah PATRICK, Jr., b. 1816, Smyth Co.VA. �HIGHLIGHTS FROM SOME EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES by Jea n Moseley Ann Kyle Don ' t overlook the excellent index to their exchange periodicals published in every quarterly of the COLORADO GENEALOGIST. There are surnames as well as topics . GENEALOGY (India na Historical Society ) Jan 1981, has a well-reasoned sample of deductiv e plotting , and would repay your reading time if you can 't think where to searc h next . THE JOURNAL of the Kanawha Valley Genealogical Soci ety, Nov 1980, tells of the Young family of Kanawha County . Also , the pedi gree chart at the back contains many s outhwes tern Virginia names. THE COLORAOO GENEALOGIST , Aug 1980 , contains Part II of the James D. Walker lecture, Genealogical Records in the National Archives . The styl e is light and amusing , the content solid . This is a most helpful a r ticle. THE TREE TRACERS, V2, # 1, 1977-78 : p 11 , Often Used Abbrevi ations and Termshelpful information in researching old records ; p12-J , Membership requirements in National Societies; p 18-21, How to use the Soundex systerm for the 1880 Federal census; article " How to Begin Researching ." ANCESTRY, (Palm Beach Co , Fla) , Jan 1981 : p JO , "Aides to Irish Res earch." MIAMI VALLEY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (OHIO ), Vol X, #J , 1981 : patterns ", clue t o grandparen ts, p 78 . "Old Naming VIRGINIA PIEDMONT GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, Vol J , # 1, Feb ' 81: Additional Revolu tionary Soldiers & Pa trio ts of Halifax Co. , Va . ; "Early Vi rginia Obi turary Notices , 1804-1 838 . we have received the back iss ues of THE· GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL, Randolph Co ., NC . 1977- 1 980. Excellent quart erly from that a r ea. KENTUCKY ANCESTORS: Oct 1980 , Vol 16, #2 : Glinn/Gl enn marriages; The Bottom Fami ly of Virginia , Ky and Missouri from 162J to 18J7. St. LOUIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY , Fall 1980 : Bible Records of Joseph Granvil Waller - son of Carr Waller and Eliz ' h Martin of Va . NEWSLETTER , Grayson Co. Historical Society, Inc. , Rt 1 Box 29J, Elk Creek, Va . 24J26. Contains an amazing amount of information of interest to people interes t ed in this area. THE ARNOLD FAMILY ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH, Mrs Marian C Ledgerwood , 1655 I mperial Crown , Houston , TX 77043: Jan 1980, Annual Newsletter, Vol. X. Would that all families could put together such a comprehensive and interesting annual ! Wonderfully documented and a wealth of reference sources for any famil y. (Note : Should have been in '80 issue) �7+ NON EXCHANGE QUAR1ERLY The following quarterlies have been r ecei v ed a1.ci pl a ..; <;d i r. :.he v irginia Southern Indiana Gen ealogical Society , PO Bo x 665 , l e w P.l l / i.ny , ~oo::i . Ind . 47 1 5 0 . Kimberlin Kobold News letter ( f amily) , J ames R Kimberl Jn , 7854 Coll Ave . , 91605. ( small but of intere~t to V.imbcrlins) . No . Hollywood, Ca. The Internal Geneal ogica l Exchange , Genealogi cal Research Center , Rt 2 Box 1030 , Kountze , TX 77625. Monthly i ssue . The Sun City Genealogi s t , PO Box 1494 , Sun Ci ty , Ariz . 85J72 . Ye Olde Genealogie Shoppe , PO Box 39128 , Indianapolis , IN 462J9 . for books , charts, etc. , $1.50 . Catalogue The Yellowstone Genealogical Forum, % Purmly Billings Library , 5 1 O North Broadway, Billings , Montana 59101. One note : Passport Applicat ions - The practise of obtaining a pas sport began in 1 791. Duri n g the e arly years of the nation passports were i ssue d to t ravel between s t a tes or fro m a stat e to an Indian Territory. They may b e esp ecially hel pful to those s e a rching Ala . , Miss. & La. Modern passports a re r e c e ive d by t he Dept. o f State a nd then transferred to the Nationa l Arc hives . They include the name of the app l icant , age, date of birth, residence, and a p ersonal des cript ion. Natu ral i zation records can be obtained from the Immigrati o n a n d Na tural i za ti on Servi ce , 119 D st , NW , Washington, DC 20536. Re quest f o rm N- 5 85 . * .if-" * * * * * * Ros e Family Bulletin, 1474 Montelegre Drive , San Jo s e, Calif . 9 5120 . In 1 t s 15th year of publication. Will spons or Rose Genealog i cal Resea rch Conference , June 5, 6, & 7, 1981 , Iowa State Univers ity , Ames , Ia. 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Burton, Genealogis t Rt 2 Box 191 Troutville, VA 24175 =***IE IE IE It******************************************************************** ~ ; ~ *I1 i t * $ $ $ j * �BOOK REVIEW by Belva Counts J o hn and Edward Tuck of Halifax County , Virginia, and Some of Their Descendants compiled by Aletha J ane Macon The Tucks of Virg inia a r e descended from an English family chiefly of CountJ Kent , but al s o of London a nd Norwich . In the Seventeenth Century many Tucks emigrated from the old Country to the Colonies . Robert Tuck, "a chirurgeon, vinter and tailor" came in 1636 from County Suffolk to settle first in Massachusetts, later in New Hampshire where he founded a numerous family. Amo ng those of the name who came to Virginia in the early years were: Woodland Tuck in 1642 ; Ann Tuck in 1652 ; William a nd Robe rt Tuck who in 1657 had headrights of 730 acres of land each in New Kent County . Nothing further is known of these early settlers . This compilation deals almost entirely with the descendants of J ohn and Edw~ Tuck of Halifax County, Virginia, whose direct ancestry has not been determined. They, and a Thomas Tuck, who may have been a brother~ appeared in. Halifax County about the time it was cut off from Lunenburg in 1752, acquired land, established homes and reared large families, the descendants of whom are scattered throughout our nation. John Tuck (1730-1801) married Mary Powell (1733-1828), daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Powell. From his will of 1801 the following children were named: Sarah, Elizabeth, Edward (Ned) , Mary Achsah, Ezra, Robert, Richard, Benjamin (Bennett), John , Jane , and Da.vid. His descendants are numerous and widely scattered throughout our nation. Large numbers are to be found in Virginia, many in Halifax County. In 1945 a great-great-great grandson living in that County, William Munford Tuck was elected Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Edward Tuck , b. ca 1730 d . 1781 (will recorded May 17 , 1781) , listed the following children: Mary , Moses , Josiah, Edward , Cary, Sarah, Vashti, Tabitha and Susannah . His wife's name was unknown . The book has a hard cover , 218 pages, a bibliography, indexed ( 25 pages), with the price of $13.00 . The book may be ordered from Mrs . Al Amundsen, 2 D Country Club Apts., Greenville, Alabama 36037, A gift copy to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. �HIGHLIGHTS IN THE EARLY HISTORY OF MONTGO.' ERY cou: :TY ' \'I i ~G r :: r A By Lu la Por terfiel d Givens Montgomery County , Virg i nia, l ie s a t t he sou t hwe s ter n tip o f the Val l ey of Virginia between the Allegha ny a nd the Blue Rid ge l.1ou n t a ins . It ha d b een originally a part of Augusta Cou nty, formed in 173 8 an d wit h d ivis i ons was formed in 1777 from Botetourt a nd ex t inct Fi nc a s tl e Countie s . Be ing fo rme d one year after the death of a n Amer ica n Revol uti o na r y Wa r off i cer , Richa rd Montgomery , it seemed fitting that t he c ou nty shou l d bea r his name . He wa s the first officer of high rank i n the Ame r ican a r my t o be k i ll ed , an d h is death saddened both officers and so ldi e r s . Richard was the son of Thoma s a nd Ma r y Fran k li n Mon t gome r y , and was bo r n in Swords County , Dublin, Ireland . He ma rri e d Janet Livi n g s t on i n 1 773, th e daughter of a weal thy judge and land owne r , J ud ge Li vi ng s t on in Ne w Yo rk City . In Drapers Meadows were the Drapers and In g le s fam i 1 i es , who we r e na ti ves of Ireland . George Draper and Eleanor Harden Dra per h a d two children , Mary and John. Mary Draper married William I ng les, a s o n of Thoma s I n g l es , in 1750. John Draper married Betty Robinson in 175 4. William Ingl es was o n e o f the gentle justices of the first court of Fin ca st le, pre sent Montgomery , and a signer of the Fincastle Resolutions, an important document drawn up at F ort Chiswe ll (Wythe County). other gentle justices appoint e d by Patrick He n ry we re Walter Crockett, James Mccorkle, James McGavock, John Montgomery, William Preston , James Robertson, James Thompson and Stephen Trigg· William Christian was a patriot, policy maker, and defender of the fronti er• His parents, Israel and Elizabeth Stark Christian , emigrated from northern Ireland to America in 1740. William was born on Christian's Creek near Staunto!'1 Virginia , in 1742 where his parents opened a general store. He married Anne Patrick, Patrick Henry 's sister , about 1768. William Christian moved his family to Kentucky in 1785, and he died there April 9, 1786. Chr isti ansburg, th e seat of Montgomery County , was fittingly named for this brave and able defende r of the frontier in early days . Dr. John Blair Radford, for whom the city of Radford was named, came from Bedford County in 1836 to the area, and married Elizabeth Campbell Taylor on May 31, 1836. Descendants of the Radfords married into the families of Adams, Moore, Yancey and others. The Radford home,, Arnheim, st ill stands today and i s used as an annex to Radford High School . Jane Buchanan Floyd is typical of the many frontier women who went with their husbands into a wilderness land to sustain and comfort them. She was the daughter of John and Margaret Patton Buchanan and a granddaughter of James and Mary Osborne Patton. Jane Buchanan married John Floyd in October, 1778 . Jane ' s son , John Floyd, Jr., became governor of Virginia in 1830. Floyd County, formed from Montgomery, was named for him. The book has 183 pages with a bibliography, and contains an appendix with a chronology of early Mont gomery County, Virginia, from 1671 to 1867, and copies may be ordered from Patricia Givens Johnson, Route 2, Box 172, Christiansburg VA 24073 . The price per copy is $5.95 plus 50¢ postage. A copy of this book ha~ bee n given to the William Fleming High School Library, Roanoke, Virginia, by t he author. There is a genealogy club in the school. �1'7 Name_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ Born_ _ _ _ _ _ _~~Dieu.--------~ Birthplace _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Burial place _ __ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ Education = - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Military Service:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Physical and other characteristics (circle or give more specific information): l. He ight Tall, medium, sho rt or ft. in . 6. Emotionally stab le or labile 2. Weight lbs. or thin, average, obese 7 . Shy, gregarious 3 . Blond, red hair, intermediate, brown, black 8 . Confident, hesitant 4 . Eye color : 9 . Quiet, talkative 5. Right or left handed l 0 . Good sense humor, average Use of alcoho l: never, socially, heavy . Tobacco: never, m oderate, heavy. Chronic d isorders (as arthritis, asthma, TB, visual, hear ing or birth defects): ----------------------------~ Special Talents: _ _ _ __ _ _________________ _ __ Musical, artistic, mechanical, literary, etc. Hobby or favorite recreat ion: _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ __ _ _ _ __ Religious affiliation (casual, average, intense) :_ __ __________ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ __ Major politica l affi liation (casua l, average, in ten se): Married- - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - -Born _ _ _ _ __ __ _ Died Birthplace_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ P lace and date marriage_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ Children : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. l 0. 11. 12. 13. 14. NOTE: Use reverse side for second marriage data, anecdotes, etc. From :D.-WArr<=2N Iv. moorv;J/19/V �TREASURE CHEST OF KNOWLEI:x;E The Key is at the SOUTHWES'IERN VIRGI NIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY , FOURTH ANNUAL GENEALOGICAL WORKSHOP on Saturday July 1 8 , 1 981 -- ---~ .....:::=~==---------- WHERE i At the First United Methodist Church a t Wes t Main & Lang horne Place , Salem, Virginia . PROGRAM 8:30 - 9:00 Regi strat ion 9: 00 - 9 115 Wel come and I n troduction by Belva Counts , pres ident Southwestern Virginia Genea log ica l Soc iety . 9 :15 - 10 130 "Early Set tlers of Wes tern Wate rs " Netti Schreiner-Ya n t i s , member of the exe c u tive commi ttee of the Nat i onal Genea log ica l Society . 10s15 -10 :30 Stret ch & cof fee brea k 10 :30 - 11z30 Mrs Schreiner- Yantis conti nues with Ques tion & Ans wer 11 :JO - 1100 Lunch & Book Fai r 1100 - Js OO "Revolutionary War Records in the State Library" John Solmon of the Virginia Lib rary s taff. 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The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 5, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Floyd County Legislative Petition; Tazewell County 1850 Mortality Schedule; Bedford County Taxable Property & Tithes, 1782; First Bane Cemetery Survey; Beamer Cemetery Survey; Early Settlers Near Nickelsville; Craig County Index of Will Book, April 25, 1851-September 11, 1867; Montgomery County Deaths in Alleghany District, 1918-1919; Pulaski County 1850 Mortality Schedule. Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society.. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 1981 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv5n2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4839/VANv5n1.pdf 639ad7f8997c34e959fe2ea27348949a PDF Text Text Virginia Appalachian FEBRUARY 1981 Notes ' -1, o I • Pll''' f!! ! I' J ~ .... , PithyM"ia JI Danville •Bris to l • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �SOUTHWES'IERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL S OCIETY OFFICERS President Fi rst Vice-President Second Vice- President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Assis~nt Treasurer Bel va Counts S . A. Bel l J erry Bar tmes s Ilene Lavinder John E. Burrows I I I Mond i a Dyer Raymond Bri ckey COMMITTEES Book Chairman Book Review Historian Hospitality Membership Parliamentarian Pedigree Charts Program Publicity Research Surname Index Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN) Editor Art Director Query Edi tor Geri Glosh Belva Counts Robert G Phl egar Myrtl e Bell, Carol Hill , Virg inia Petty Raymond Bri ck e y Bruce Anders o n Mary J a n e Vad e n S .A. Bell, Nelle S hiv ely, I nez S tclair Jerry Bartmess , Lore t ta Caldwell, Georg e Tulli Ann Kyle "Babe" Fowler Marian Landress Minnie Hall ---------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- --- ------- ---- --------- -----MEMBERSHIP: Single membership is $7. 50 a year (Jan to Dec); family memb e rship $10. 00, s pecial rates to H. S. students & libra::r::ies (inquire), Me mbership includes the quarterly, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (VAN), whi ch i s published in Feb, May, Aug , Nov; also an index & membership roster. Singl e issues are ava i l able at reinbursement cost of $2.00 each as long a s supply last . S end payment t o Mrs . Mondia E Dyer, Treasurer, PO Box 4J64 , Roanoke , Va 24015. Make check payable t o Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. ================================================================== = = ========== SV .GS is tax exempt under the Federal Incom~ Tax under section 501 ( c) (3). 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Send books to be reviewed to Mrs Oren R Counts , 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke, Va 24019. ----------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- --- -------------------------------------------- �5 0 47 47 0 1195 0102776 O s- I s VI RG I NI A AP P AL A CH I AN N0 TE S VI I ~k.. published quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ============== = ========= ======== = ===== = ====================== = ===~=== ====== Volume V - Number 1 - February 1981 CONTENTS President ' s Message Genealogist's Code of Ethics Bedford County, Virginia Taxable Property & Tithes for 1782 Pittsylvania County , Virginia Insol vents , Tax List 178.5 Rockbridge County , Vi rginia 1850 Mortality Schedule Botetourt County , Virginia Marri age Records 1770-1790 Franklin County , Virginia Abstracts , Legislative Petitions Quarterly Exchange Letters at Abingdon , Virginia , Post Office Queries Book Review 1a 1a 1 9 11 1J 27 28 30 31 39 =========-=-=================================================·=========-=====-== MEETINGS February 21, 1981 - Harold E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va . , on the "War Between the States" . Mar ch 21, 1981 - Dr . Warren L Moorman - "Local e and History of John Hook of Bedford Co . , Va ." April 18, 1981 - Mrs. Patricia G. Givens , ,author of "Andrew Lewi.s," "William Preston ", and other books . May - ? J une 20 , 1981 - Plotting graves at East Hill Cemetery, Sal em, Virginia. July 18 , 1981 - Workshop - Details to be in May VAN . Unless noted the meetings are held in the Roanoke City Public Library Auditorium, Elmwood Park at 1:30 pm, the third Saturday of each month . ============= = = = ================== == =--======= = ===== ============ = ==-==~=--==== �1a PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE It is a real privilege to be chosen as your president . I look f o:rward to working with you. Our January 17 meeting was an inspiration wit h more than 50 in attendance. We hope it was our program entitled , Back to the Basics in Genealogy . Miss Claudia Geiger, our speaker, di stributed basic charts , Individual and Family Group Sheets, Pedigree Charts , and United States Census Summary Charts . Our February 21 meeting will have a speaker from Sons of the Conf ede:ra te Veterans (scv) , who will distribute forms and tell us how to locate our Confederate ancestors who fought in the Virginia Regiments during the War Between the States . Plans are being made to put these in print. To contribute information write Harold E Howard, 808 Sanhill Dr., Lynchburg , Va 24502 . Thanks to all of you for sending your memberships renewals so promptly and we welcome all new members to our society . Notice on your VAN cover the twenty-nine counties fro m whi ch we try to in clude records. If you have records from these counties , and would like to s hare wi th others, please send to Mrs. Fowler, the editor of VAN . We want to serve you better and reach out to those of you who are far a way . Write to us any suggestions that you have . Belva M Counts , President GENEALOGIST'S CODE OF ETHICS (We have seen this in several of the exchange quarterlies that we h a ve rec eived and thought that our members would like to read it. No comments are necessary . This is from Midwest Historical and Genealogical Reg ister , Wichita , Kansas . ) In order to protect the integrity of public records and library books , ethically bound and hereby agree: 1. 2, I am That I will treat with the greatest care and respect all records and library books which may be made available for my use. That I will speak with courtesy to all employees of a vital records office, or of a public library book, when requesting to see any vital record or library book, and that when finished with such record or book , I shall express my thanks to the person attending to my requests . 3, That I will not tear, erase , mark , or remove any public record or library book, and will refrain from mutilating , defacing , or otherwise destroying any part of such public record or library book. 4. That when I have finished viewing any public record or library book, I will return it to the proper or designated place. '!his pledge is freely made by me upon penalty of forfeiting my membership in this Society. (signature) (date) J �1 BEDFORD COUN'IY, VIRGI NIA Taxable property & Tithes for 1782 This list i ncludes the ovmer of the house plus the names of other males over 21 years , the names of the slaves. The numbers following ~he name denotes Free males over 21 years , s laves , horses , cattle , With tithes above 16 years. ANDERSON, Jacob, s on William Anderson Slaves : Dick, Phillis, Dick, Phillis , Denny, Caesar, Peter, Judy , Lucy , Jane , Fanny, Phobie , Beck-y , Stephen, Rhoda , Sarah , Glasgow , Sela , Nancy . 2-19-1Lv-50-2 ARMSTRONG , William 1-0-7-24-1 ARMSTRONG , Robert 1-0-2 ASHBON, James 0-0-0-0-1 ASBERRY , George 1-0-2-2-1? ASBERRY, Thomas 1-0-J-6-1 ALLEN, John 1-0-3-6-1 ADNEY , Thomas 1-0-7-3-1 ABSHEAR , Lod.mick 1-0-3-9-1 ABSHEAR, Abraham 1-0-J- 5-1 ABSHEAR, Christian 1-0-3-5-1 ARTHUR, Thomas 1-3-6-20-1 Negroes : Harry, Mercer, Betty AKERS, William 1-J-2-10-1 Negroes: Aggy, Jeffrey, Jess ANTHONY, John o-4-2-6-0 Negroes: Squire , Blackman, James , Randolph. ADAY, Walter; son Josiah Aday 1-0-3-11-2 ADAMS , John Senior 0-0-1-7-0 ADAMS, John Junior 1-0-3-13-1 ADAMS , William (Otter*) 1-0-J-5- 2 ADAMS , Williams 1-0-6-14-1 ADAMS , John (Otter) 1-0-1-4-1 ARTHUR , Thomas 1-0-2-8- 1 ARTHUR , James 1-0- 1-0-1 ALEXANDER, Robert 1-7-8-28-1 Negroes: York , Bob , Joshua, Luke , Milly , Jenny , Clo·e ARTHUR, Thomas & Thomas Arthur Junior 2-0-2-0-2 AUSTIN, William (Jacob Howdeshell) Negroes : Cesar , Isaac , James , Adam , Sarah, Cloe , Judy , Inn•a, Edey , Eve, Lucy , Lale , Phillis , Esbell, Moses , Pete , Bell , Luckey , Anthony , Old Adam, Peter. 2-21 - 13-57-2 ASTON, Jesse . 1-2- 2-16-1 Negroes : George , Tom ALLEN, Drury 1-0-1-2- 1 ALEXANDER, Thomas 1-0-2-8-1 ANTHONY, John, (Stanton!)?o-9-6-43-0 Negroes: Lenunon, Young, Judy , Bett,Lale ~l ived t Peaks of Otter or near there. River con ' t Martha, Jude, Phillis, Jack. AYRES , John 1-0-2-6-1 ARTHUR , Barnabas 1-1-3-16-2; Negroe George ADAMS , Samuel 1-0-2- 6- 1 ARTHUR, Thomas Senior 1-0-4-20-1 ARTHUR , Thomas Junior 0=0=2=8=0 ADAMS , Moses 0-0-0-0-1 ANDERSON, Bartlett 1-0-1- 4-1 ANDERSON , Charles 1-0-3- 12-1 ADKINS, Rowland 1-0- 0-2-1 BROWN , Ianiel 1-4-4-11-1 Negroes : Jane, Isaac, Phillis, Kit BANKS, John 1-0- 3-3-1 BRADSHAW, William 1-0-1-5-1 BANDY, Richard 1- 6- 3-8Negroes : Hannah, Chloe, Esther, Milly, Rachel , Jane BANDY , George 0- 0-0-0-2 BANDY, George 1-0-2-3-0 BEIRD, Edward 1-0-1- 2-1 BAILEY, Richard 1-0-1-5-0 ~ (no ti the.) BAILEY, John 0- 0-0-0-1 BLANKENSHIP, Peter 1-0-1- 7-1 BLANKENSHIP, La.gin 1-0-1-1-1 BLANKENSHIP, Peter Junior 1-0-4-J-1 BRANIBGROVE, Elizabeth 0-0-1-1-0 BOON , Jacob 1-0- 2-7- 1 BROWN, Richard ; Willi am Brown 2-0-7-5-2 BEEK , Santligent 1-0-2-J-1 BOOKHA.UT, Mariner 1- 0- 1- 0-1 BOWCOCK, Elijah 1-0- 4-10-1 BRIGHT, Edmund 1-1-3-17- 1 Negroes: Roger BURRASS, Edmund 1-0-0-6- 1 BARRER , Richard 1-0- 0-Z-1 BARON , Willi am 1-0-~~7-1 BALLARD, Bartlett 1-0-2-7-1 BALLARD, William 1-10-7-22-1 Negroes: Moll, Moll, Dinah, Jane, Squire , Venus, Patt, Rose, Peter, Iavis BALLARD, Richard 1-0-1-9-1 BRADSHAW, Josiah 1-1-J-11-1 N~_gro: Sam BANKS, Samuel, 1-0-1-0-1 (contributed by Alpha Scott) �2 *BOOTH, John , 1- 19- 4-29- 3 Negroes , Bob, Jerry , Susy , Sam, Robin, Isham , Ned, Judy , Phillis , Harry, Peg, Ally , Tom, George, Adam, Agg, Chloe , Isaac, Fille BOOTH, Richard 1-2- 4-3-1 Negroes., Silvia , Bett BURGRESS, Edward 1-1-1-4-1 Negro Dinah BOOTH, Thomas 1- 0- 0-0-1 BROWN , William 1- 0-4-9-1 BROWN, John 1-0-2-15-1 BANDY, Thomas 1- 0- 3-9-1 BANNISTER, Isaac 1- 1- 7-11- 1 Negro Harry BANNIS'IER, James 1-0-3- 4-1 BANNISTER, James, Junior 1-0-1-2-1 BROWN, Araba 1-0- 2-5-1 BEARD, Adam 1-1- 3- 9-1 Negro Harry 1- 1-J-6-1 BEARD, Samuel Negro, George BUFORD, Henry 1- 5-10- 13-1 Negroes, Tom, Judy , Silva, Rose & Annaka BRYAN, Matthew 0-0-0-0-1 BAULDING, James 0- 0- 0- 0-1 BUFORD, James 1-12-9-27- 3Negroes, Tom , Abraham , Sippe , Jane , Patt. Children 7. William Buford & John Buford BOWU::S, Robert ·1-0- 4-7-1 BRYANT, Elijah 1- 0-2-5-1 BOUSH, Philip 1-0-0-0-1 BROWN, Clayburn 1-0- 1-1- 1 BENNETT, Thomas 1-0-2-2-1 BRIGHT, Charles 1-1- 6- 21- 1 Negro Jack 1- 0-2-0- 1 BATEMAN, John 1-1-0-01 BUGG, Sherrard Negro, Hannah 1-9- 6-J- 1 BURTON, Robert Slaves, George, Frank, Simody, Manuel, Boatswain, James, Charles , Mary Jane BUFORD, William 1-8-9-24-1Slaves , Frank, Delph, Leth, Jack, George, Bristol, Jane and Ben BROWN, Jeremiah 1-0-1- 5-1 BOYD, Jane 0-0-4-9-0 BOGGS, William and Robert Boggs 2-0-J-13-2 BUNCH, Joseph 1-0-3-6-1 BLACKBURN, Andrew 0-0-1-J-O *writt en i n Peter Booth, John Booth Jr. BUNCH , Charles BONDURANT , John BEARD , Davi d. Negro , Ma rtin BROWN , Tu.vid BROWN , Thomas BUFORD , John Negro , Ben BROWN , James & J o hn 1- 0 - 2 - 7 -1 1 -0- 2 - 0 -1 1-1- 4 - 9 -1 1- 0 - 2 - 7 -1 1- 0 - 2 - 5 -1 1-1-6 - 2 0 - 1 B rown 2 -0- 5 -10- 2 BOOKHAUT, Charl es 0 - 0 - 0-0- 1 BURNES , James 1-0-4'-11-1 BROWN, Henry 1 - 0- 5 -1 2 - 1 BENNE TT , Frances 0-7- 6 - 1 8 -0 Negr oes , Tack , J a ck , Delph , Cloe , Sp en c er , Ned and Lucy BAILEY , J esse 1-0- 1- 0 - 1 BANNESTER , William 1-0-1 - 5 -1 BULLOCK, David 1- 4 - 2 -0- 1 BASHAM , Ja mes 1-0-2 - 2 -1 BASHAM , Willia m 1-6 - 9 -30- 1 Negroes , Abram , Ce aser , J ack, Be c k Jenny , Alee BLACK , Andrew 1- 0- 0 - 2 -1 BOLLING, William 1-0-2-0-1 BOARD Senior, John 0-0-2- 8 -0 BROWN , Daniel Senior 1-5-2-10-1 Negroes , Bredge, George, Larak , Wenny, Judy BROWN , Wi lliam 1-4-4-2-1 Negroes, Judy , Ann , Delcey, Wenny BOARD , John, Junior 1-0-7- 1 3-1 BANKS , Samuel 1-1-3-8-1 Negroe, Peter BANKS , Mary 0-5- 1 -9-0 Negroes , Cack , Tider , Tharper , Lewis , Dick BALLARD , Micajah 1-0-2-6-1 BRAMLETT , Ann (James Braml ett ) 0-1-6-17-1 Negroe , Tom BLANKENSHIP , J oel 1-0- 2-3- 1 BRANCH, John 1-1-2-4'- 1 Negroe Beck 1-0-1-2- 1 BRANCH , William 0-1-4-11-0 BROWN , Sarah Negroe Rose BROWN , Thomas (son George Brown ) 1-0-1-3-2 BURDEN, J ohn & Son William Burden BAKER , Glover Negroe Rachell BROWN, Sarah Negroe - one 1-0-4-10-2 1-1-1-3-1 0-1-1-3-0 �J 1-1-5-21-1 BUTLER , William CREE.SEY, John 1-0-1-9-1 Negroe Trann CREESEY , Thomas & Son Wm. 1-0-5-16- 2 1-1-4-4-1 BURTON , Jacob CROUCH , William 1-0-1-0-1 Negroe Sam CHEEK, Williarh & William Cheeke Junior 1-0-1-J-1 BAUMMELL , James 2-0- 2-11-2 1-0-0-2-1 BURNETT , Joseph CUNDIFF, Benjamin 1-0-1-5-1 1-0-1-J-1 BURNETT, Samuell COOPER, Arthur 1-0-1-6-1 1-0-1-7-1 BURNETT , Elijah CAMPBELL, John 0- 0-0- 0-1 1-0-0-2-1 BROWN , Zachariah COMPTON , Caleb 1-1-1-7-1 0-0-0-0-1 BALLARD, Richard COOKSEY, Lamaster 1-0-3-7-1 1-6-0-10-1 BRADSHAW, John CLYON , Peter 1-0-1-5-1 Negroes , Steven , Zack , Agg , Sarah , CUNDIFF, Valenetine 1-0-2-4-1 Milly & Cloe CARNIEL, Jesse 0-0-0-0-1 BOARD, James 1-0-J-11-2 CANTREL, Sarah 0-0-2-8-0 BROWN , Joseph 1-0-2-10-1 CLAYTOR, Samuel & John Claytor BLANKENSHIP , Joseph 1-0-2-6-2 2- 3- 7-27-2 BAKER , John 1-0- 1-J-1 Negroes, Will , Tom, Augustine BAKER, Samuel 1-0-1-J-1 CROCKETT, Samuel 1- 5- 6-25-1 BROWN Senior, William 0-0-1-J- O Negroes , Moll, Lucy, Ben, Duk, BROWN Junior , William 1-0-1-J-1 Chaney BRADFUTE, Robert 0-2-2-10-0 COWAN , Robert 1-12- 4-20-1 Negroe , Joe & Hannah Negroes, Torn, Tom , John, Ianiel, Jack BURRASS, John 1-0-1-5-1 Rachel, Lucy, Nanny, .Iafney, Neilson CALLAWAY, William 1-15-12-J0-1 Patt , George, Chair Negroes, Tom, Roger , Simon, Hampton, CHANDLER, William 1-1- 2- 4-1 Will, Fann, Tinah , Isbelle, Sall, one Negroe Rhoda , Rachel, Delph , Baker, Esther, CROUCH, John 1- 0- 2-11-1 Jane 1-1-3- 9- 1 CLARJq:, Thomas CALLAWAY, Susanna 0-4-2-8-0 Negroe Adam Negroes, Moll , Perry , Selah , Jim (No Tithes ) COFFER, Josias 1-0-7-18-1 .CcHrLEs , Cap: John 1-5-7-31-1 CLAY, Reverend Charles 0-14-8-13-0 Negroes, Ben, Dick, Pegg, Dinah, Negroes, Jacob, .Iavid, Tom, Eve, Patt Betty, Susan , Charlotte , Lucy, COOSWELL , Joseph 1- 1- 3 -9-1 Phill , Sall , Patrick , Jacob, Ned, Negroe Philles Judy CLIBORN , Thomas 1-0-0-5-1 COBBS, Edward, Son John Cobbs CAR'IER, Merry & son John Carter 1-14-7-28-2 Negroes , Jack, Sampson , .Iavid, Joe Delsey , Sett, Rachel, Patt , Sukey , Eady, Chloe, Ma:r.y, Sarah , Charlotte CALLAWAY, Charles 1-6-5-7-1 Negroes , George, Eve , Rachel, Caroline, Adam , D3.niel CREWS, Jesse 1-0-4-9-1 CAVENOUGH, William 1-0-1-0-1 CAMPBELL, Samuel 1-4-J-6-1 Negroes, Ben , Moll, Joe, Frank CAMPBELL, John 1-J-5-10-1 Negroes, Major, Same , Bett CONAWAY , James 0-0-1-J-1 CASEY, James 1-0-4-11-1 CARNS, Michael 1-0-5-36-1 CHURCH, Robert, son Robert 1-0-6-20-1 1-4-6-16-2 Negroes, Patt, Rachell Tener and Stephen CUNbIFF, George 1-0-4-7-1 CUNDIFF, John 1-0-2-3-1 CAMPBELL, Josias 1- 0- 4-8- 1 DeWITT, James 1-0- 2-10-1 DOUGLASS, Iavid 1-4-3- 1-1 Negroes, Cuff, Will, Children 2 DAWSON, John; Jeremiah IB.wson 1- 0- 3-10-2 DeWI TT, John Ross 1-0-4-4-1 DAUGHERTY, Thomas; Gerrard Daugherty 2-4-8-24-2 Negroes, Frank, Kitt, Bett, Phillis DAVIS, Nicholas 1-42-13-75-1 Negroes, Watt, Billy, Matt, Nan, con't �4 Ianiel, Scotland, Tim, Moses, Jude, Wappin, Joe, Sam , Joe, Phoebe, Godfrey, JiID11ly, Pompey, Lucy, Fanny , Pompey, Jacob, King, Scotland, Pompey, Squire , Isham , Isaac , George Charles, Matilda , Flora , Milly, Nell , Sissley , Edy , Lewey, Amy , Billy, Squire , Sall , Bett , Cris DUDLEY, Gwin 1-0-4-12-1 DIVIS, John 1- 4-5- 12-1 Negroes , Alice, Lue , Jupiter DRAKE, William 1-0-2-6-1 DAY, Thomas 1-0-5-8-1 DILMON, Jacob 1-0-1-2-1 DAVENPORT, Clover 1-0-p-5-1 DEMOSS, Thomas 1-0-4-7-1 DELANY, Samuel 1- 0-J-6-1 DOGGETT, Chatteen; Thomas Doggett 1-0-7-25-2 DAVIS, John Lewis, Sons Ela Tu.vis , 1-1-4-15-.3 Lewis D3.vis Negro Jack DAVIS, Benjamin 1-0-5-6-1 DICKSON, George 1-2-5-12-1 Negroes, Jack & Jane DOOLEY, Rebecca 0-2-J- 16-0 Negroes, Jack & Dick DOOLEY, John 1-0-2-0-1 DOOLEY Junior, Thomas 1-0-4-8- 1 DOOLEY, Thomas 1-0- 4-7-1 DISHMAN, Jeremiah; William Dishman 2-3-5-2-2 Negroes, Titus, Betty & Nelly 1- 0- 2- 9-1 DUNAWAY, William 1-1-10-11-1 DOOLEY, George Negro Sall t~Not in Lis t of Tithes) -.OOOLEY, John 1-0-4-11-1 DICKSON , Joseph 1-0-J-5-1 DOWNING, William 1-0-J-11-1 DOOLEY, Stephen 1- 0-2-5-1 DOOLEY, Joseph 1-0-1-0-1 DAVIS , John 1-2-7-20- 1 Negroes , Sam & Mary DEAL, Wi lliam 1-0-2-6-1 DUVAL , Benjamin Skinner 1-0-4-4-1 DUVAL, Ben jamin 1-0-4-5-1 DEANE, Charl es; John Deane 2-8- 8-18- J Negroes, James, James , Sarah, Jack, Tom, Will Sam, Crace, Nat han1el Deane , 1... b... 2... 11- 1 ross , Jeremia h 1- 0- 1- 1... 1 DILM.AN, Ianiel 1.. 0-3-5-1 DUNLOP, funie1 DAVI S , Robert 1-5-4-4- 1 Negro es Ge orge , Tom , Charles , P o mpey & Dick DOSS , Zacheus . 1 -0- 2 - J -1 DICKSON , J ohn & Son 1 -0-2 -14 - 2 DICKSON , Willia m 1- 0 - 2 - 8 -1 DOSS , Stephen & Noch 1-0-2 -4-2 DONOHORE , Edward Junior 1 - 1-5-17- 1 Negr oe Kike DURRETT', Richard 0-J-J-1-0 Negroes , Jim , Grace DEAKERSON , Joseph 1 - 1-J- 6 -1 Negr oe Rachell DALE , Ri chard 1-0-2-2 -1 DANIEL, J ohn 1-0- 1-Lr l DEARI NG , J ohn 1 -0- J -9 - 1 DONOHOE, Edward & Son Patrick 1-0- 1 -lJ - 2 DOi;QHOE , Charles 1- 0- 2 - 0 - 1 DONOHOE , Robert 0 - 0 - 1 -0-1 DAVENPORT, Josep h 1 - 0 - 0 - 0-1 DABNEY , Carnel i u s , S ons Benjamin & George Iabney 1- 0 - 5-1 1-J *DEAKERS ON, Frances 1 - 0 - 2 -6-1 DAVIS , Za c hari a h & S on 1 - 0 - 1-5 - 2 DAVIS , I saac 1 - 0-1-0- 1 DALLIS , John 1-0 - 2 -0-1 DEPREAST, Randoll 1-0- 1-4-1 DOWDY , John 1-0-J-8 -1 DALLIS , Marma duke 1-0-3-5-1 DUYALL , Maran 0- b- 0- 0-1 DOLLARD , Amelia 0-0-1-2-1 DENT, John 1-0-4-10-1 DENT, Peter 0-0-2-11-0 DAVIS, Levie 1-0-3-J-1 EARLY, Jacob 1-26-6-24-1 Slaves , Charles, Joe, Cupi d, Gluscow Jack , Tom , Sarah, Phillis, Merear , Agg , Will, Jim, George, Doll , Hannah Dinah , Luce & Luce, Man , Phill, Aron, Phebe , Lalse , Guy, Rose , Prince EARLY, Joshua, Son James Early 1-20-11-42-2- Slaves , Cooper, Dick, Same, Joe, Peter , Wil l , Sa ll , J an e, F rank . Kate , Jan e , Ja ck, Hill , Win11 , AnC.!.r e w , Dinah, s euk , .Dani el , Ge orge , S e l a h EASTON, John 1 - 0 - 1 - 3 .... 1 n;WING , Rcrnert a nd s on Young 1 - 0 - 9 -2 0 -2 EWING, Bake r - No Ti the in G. Scruggs Lis t 0-0-2-0-0 EWING Junior, Rober t 1 - 0 -2 -2-1 EASTICE , Ben,ja mj_ n ; Robert El e rs t o n *Deake:rnon , J ohn 1- 0- 2 - 8 -1 2 - 11 - 3 - 9-2 c on ' ·t �5 Sl a v es , Gabriel , Kate , Jane , Mil ly , Charl otte , Winny , Silva , Lucy , Reuben, Cha rles & Pleasant EWI NG , John ; St ephen .Day 2-0- 5-12- 2 EWING, Willia m 1-1-4--11-1 Negroe Cloe EWING, Cha rles 1-2- 6-5-1 Negroes , Moll & Bett EWING , Martha 0-1-2-7- 0 Negroe Bett EAD3 , Robert , Sons Rober t a nd Thomas 1- 0- 4- 8-J EWING, Sa muel 0- 0-3-4--0 ECHOLLS , Jacob 0-3-4-10-1 Negroes , Ben Pegg & Pe t er Son James ENGLISH, Stephen 1-7- 6-12- 2 Negroes Barns , Peter & Hannah, Jane Wi ll , Jenny , and Jude Son Willia m ENGLISH Junior , Stephen 1-0-1-0-1 ECHOLLS , John 1-0- 4--8-1 ENNES , James 1- 0- 2- 4--1 EDWARDS , John (Goose Creek ) 1-0- 1- 10-1 EUBANKS , Thomas 1- 0- 3- 7-1 *EUBANKS Senior, Richard 1- 1-J-6-1 EUBANKS , Junior, Ri chard 1-0- 2- 0-1 EIGAR , John 1- 0-4- 5- 1 EUBANKS , Achilles 1-0-2-4--1 EUBANKS , William 1-0-3-5-1 EATON, Joseph 1-0- 0- 11-1 EVINS , Thomas 0-0-0- 0-1 **EPPERSON, Anthony 1-1-4-14-1 ELLISON, Amos (Son John Ellison) 1-0-4-17- 2 EDWARDS , John ( Cantrells) 1- 0- 2- 7- 1 EUBANKS , Wi lliam 1-0-1-4-1 ENGRAM , Willi am 1-0-1- 0- 1 EVERETTE , Simmon 1-0-2- 8-1 EIGAR , James 1-0- 4-17- 1 FUGUA, J oseph 1-0-1 - 2- 1 FOALDING , James 1-0-2-7-1 FORBUS , Alexander 1- 0-1- J - 1 FERGUSSON , Henry 1- 0-4-8- 1 FUGUA , J ohn 1-J- 4-18- 1 Negroes , Esther, Lucy, George FERRELL , Gabriel 1-1-5-13-1 Negroe Jane FLURNER, Willia m (Charles W. Glaughl in 1 - 11 - 1 - 9 - 1 Nogrooo Ioham , Roso, Debo and Mol l FT 'J'Z trr>: , R o pn 1~ t. 1 0 - 1- 9- t FITZUF. , Pet er 1- 0-3-0-1 FITZUE Junior , Robert 0-0-1-0-1 FOWLER, Eli zabeth 0-2-1- J-O *]"egroe Leas **Negroe Eve FOWLER , William 1-0- 1- 9-1 FORQUERAN , John 1-5- 2- 3- 1 Negroes , C~s s , Charles , Luce , .Dace , Poll FORQUERAN , Pyter; Peter Maston 1-9- 3- 5- 2 Slaves , Venus , Tab , Phillis , Jupter, Cuff , Phan , Nut , Ned , Lou c e FRENCH , lhniel ; Sons : .Dani el & James 1-0-3-10-3 FERGUSSON , Alexander 1-2-6- 20-1 Negroes Phillis & Judy FERGUSSON , I s ha m 1-0-2-J- 1 FERGUSSON , John 1-1-2-2-1 Negroe Pegg 1-0-2-4-1 FARLOR , Tu.ni el No Tithes ) 1-0-3- 2- 0 FARLOR , Francis No Tithe ) FARLOR , Jeremiah 1-0- 2- 4-0 FARLOR , Obediah 1-0-1-0-1 FRENCH , J ohn 1- 0- 1- 3- 1 FITZJARRELL , Jerrell 1-0- 3- 10-1 No Tithes ) 1- 6- J- 14-1 FUQUA , Thomas Negroes Arrow , Dick , George, Dennis James & Lucie 1-0-1-6-1 FUQUA , Isham 1-0-3-5-1 FRENCH, Wi lliam 1-0-5-20- 1 FARR , Edmund (No Tithes ) FRANKLIN, Owen 1-0- 2- 5-1 FOSTER , Nathaniel 1-0- 4- 6-1 FENNARY , J ohn 1-6- 4-11-1 Slaves Bett , All en, Buck, Fann, Rachelle , Veni ce FOSTER , ? 1- 0- 2- 1- 1 FOSTER , James 1- 0- 2- 1- 1 FREEMAN , Ja mes 1- 0- 2- 7-1 FLOWERS , Edward 1-0- J - 8-1 GI LLIAM , Richard 1- 6- 5- 19-1 Negroes , Jim , Dick , Milly, Tommy Creesey , Arny 1-1- 3-10-1 GOFF, John Negroe Sarah 0-1- 2-9-0 GOFF , Joseph Negro e Tanner GOODMAN , J o hn 1- 0- 2- 6- 1 GOODMAN , As:l am/ ?An sel am 1- 0- 1- 1- t OOF'lT' , Atu lJ..r.•onu 1- 0- 2 - 5 - 1 GALLOWAY, John & Daniel Galloway 2- 0- J -6-2 GA'ISON , Pet er 1-0- 2-4-1 �6 GADDY , William 1-0-1- 6-1 GADDY, George 1- 0-2-8-1 GADDY, Sherod 1-0-4-17-1 GA'IEWOOD, Dudley 1-20-6- 23-1 Negroes, Harry , Hampton , Sam , Joe , Dink , Lammy , Kate , Elee , Dinah , Esther, Reuben , Lincy , Branch Leny Milack , Sall , Tilda , Dick , Wile , Frank GADDY, Bartholmew 1-0-2- 8- 1 GADDY , George Senior 1- 1-4-8- 1 Slave Judy GADDY, William 1-0-2-2- 1 GRIFFITH , William 1-0-1- 0-1 GIPSON, John 1-0-2- 4-1 GREER, Thomas 1- 0- 2- 4-1 GRIFFITH, John 0-0-0-0-1 GIBBS, Alexander 1- 0-3- 8- 1 * GASH Senior, Michael 1-1-5-8-1 ** GASH Junior, Michael 1-1- 2- 4-1 GIBBS, Iavid 1-0-1-5- 1 GOING, D:l.niel 1-0-1-J-1 GOWER, Standley 1- 2-2-4-1 Negroes Ben & Will No Tithe) GA'IES , Elijah 1-0-1-0- 1 GATHRILE, Miles 1-1-1-10-1 GA'l'HRITE, Samuel 1-0-1 -0-1 GOOD, Edmund 1-0-0-0-1 GOING, Joseph 1-1- 0- 0- 1 Negroe Winny GOING , William 1-0-1- 5- 1 Gcx:;cIN Junior, Stephen 1-1-?- 16-1 Negroe Judy GWATKINS, Charles 1-11-9- 25-1 Negroes , Dick , Laman , Will , Sarah , Patty, Mitchell, James , Lelah , Aron , Robin, Charlottee GA'IEWOOD, James 1-23?- ? -? -1 Negroes, Hampton , Sall , Sarah, Cloe , Rachell , Leacher, Jim , Lewis, Avery , Venus, Creasey , Rose , Sall , Anna Hann, Sarah Pope Antony , Livue Doston, Daniel Shepard Guford GUTHERY, Henry 1-4-4-13-3 Negroes , Toby Hannah , Dick Charles John & David Guthery included. GREER, Ben jamin (George Greer) 1-7-6-12-2 Negroes Counseller Bobber Judy D:i.fney Ceaser Jack, Toney GREER, James 1-1-6-12-1 Negroe Winn *Negroe Boy ** Negroe Girl GREER, Ann 0 - 4- .)- 1 7- 0 Negroes , Jinny , F'ortu?.e , Joke , Fann 0 - 0-1-7 - 0 GRAYHAM, Sally 1-1-r -~ -1 GREER , Moses Negre Aleck GEYPEAL , Peter 1-0 -0-t~-1 GREEN , 'Ihomas 1-0-J-1 1-1GIPSON , William 1- 0-1- 5 -1 GREEN, Richard 1-0-?- 1-1 GRI FFITH , Benjamin 1-0-9- 1 4- 1 GRIFFITH Senior , George 1 - 0-4-10-1 GREER, Vincent 1-0- J-10-1 GREER, Aquila 1-1-4-11-1 Negroe Mark 1-0-4-10-1 GOING , William 1-J-7-15-1 GREER, James ~Tegroe s Toney , Cloee , Canterburry GIBSON , James 1-1-J-10-1 Negroe Rachell GROAM, Jo nathan 1-0-1-J-1 GRANT , John 1-0-1-J-1 HOWARD, William , The Estate of 0-J-J-10- 0 Negroes Daniel J ames & Jude HUNTER, Andrew 1 - 0- 0- 4-1 HUN'lER , Peter ; Son Francis Hunter 1-0-2 - 5 - 2 HARRISS , William 1-9-5-lLv-1 Slaves , Harry , Hampton , Rhuben , Nancy , Hannah , Silva , Rachel , Jude Will HALL , Leonard ; Son Leonard 2-13-12-25-2 Negroes , Nell Kate Dinah Pegg , Phillis , Lue, J ames , Ya mer , Sawney , Abam , Mitchell, Jacob a nd one Unnamed HARRISS , Moses 1-4-4-6-1 Negroes Arsem , Nan , Moll , Fanny HAYNES, Thomas 1 -6-5- 1 6-1Negroes Sarah , Rachell, Isbell, .Dinah , Harry and Peter HAMBELTON , Richard 1-0-1-0-1 HAMBELTON , Thomas 1 -0-1- 0 -1 HUGHES , John 1-6-2-7-1 Negroes, Bob, Frank , Jane, Rachell , Pheby and Ralf HARDEY , Joseph 1 -0-4- 1 2-1 HARDY , Robert ; Andrew Hardey 1-J- 1 - J- 1 Negroes Moll , Moses & Alee HARDEY , Andrew 0-0-0-2-0 HUDLESTON, William 1 - 0-2- 10- 1 HATCHER, Julius 1-7-2- 8 - 1 Negroes Daniel Isaac & Jacob and Chloe and 3 children �7 HARDWICK, John 1-9-4-23-1 Negroes, Lenon , Charles, Hannah, June & five children HOLLEY , Francis; Son William 2-7-5-10-2 Negroes Bob , Jean , Fillis & Clara with Three Children HARRISS , Nathaniel 1-1-1-2-1 Negroe Orrange 1-0-5-12-1 HENSLEY , Samuel 1-2-1-2-1 HATCHER , Samuel Negroes Charles & George 1-0-1-0-1 HATTON, William HATCHER, Jeremiah 1-8-4-12-1 Negroes, Caesar, Nut & Hannah with five children 1- 0-2-6-1 HARMAN, Peter 1-0-2-1-1 HARMAN , John 1-0-2-3-1 HILL, John HARDWICK, Robert 1-8-5-16-1 Negroes , Patience, Beck , Sarah , Lucy, Isaac, Stephen , Charles & _ ed . 1-0-1-0-1 HARDWICK, John 1- 0-5-7-1 HALL , William 1-2-2-8-1 HALL, Caleb Negroes Violet & Hannah 1-0-4-8-1 HARROLD, Housand HOLLAND, Peter Junior 1-2-5-11-1 Negroes Cuff & Teller HOLLAND, Asa O-o- 4- 6-l HAYNES John l-J- 6- 8-l Negro ~s Bett, Winn & Jude HOLLAND , William O-O-l- 2 -o HOLLAND Senior, Peter l-O-i-3-l HAILE R" chard ; John Haile his Son ' l 1-7-4-17-2 Negroes Rob , D3£ney , Prudy , Rachell , Ben , Randoll Amy 1-0-2-6-1 HUGGINS, Phillip 1-0-1-7-1 HUGGINS, Luke 1-0-2-4-1 HARRISS , John 1-0-1-4-1 HUNDLEY, Joseph 1-0-2-2-1 HINKERLY , Joshua 1-0-1-3-1 HATCHER, Elijah HOLLOWAY , Joseph 1-o-2 -B-i HU.ISON , Abram; Pleasant Hudson 1- 2-2-5-2 Negroes Dinah & Lucy 1-1-J-4-1 HATCHER, Farlor Negro Joe 1-5-4-1J-1 HAYNES, John Lucy, Phillis, Negroes, Stephen Jackee , To by 1-0-2-15-1 HUNT, Thomas HOLLOWAY, William 1-1-2-13-1 Negroe Toby HARDEN, Elexious 1-0- 4-7-1 HAYNES, James 1-0-J-0-1 HENRY, Hugh 1-0-1-6-1 HALL, Owen 1-0-5-6-1 HALL , Robert 1-0- 3-4-1 HALL, William 1-0- 2-4-1 HENDERSON , Samuel ; William Henderson 1-7-6-18-2 Negroes, Jack, Bett, Grace, Dinah Rose , John & Dick HENDERSON Junior, Samuel 1-0- 1-0-1 HENDERSON, John 1-0-2-6-1 HUSTON, Thomas; James Huston 1-0-4-8-2 HAU.KE, John 1- 0- J - 5-1 HARGRADER, Coonrad 1-0- 1-5-1 HARGRADER, Philip 1- 0-0-0-1 HALL , Hezekiah 1-0-6-12-1 HOWARD, Allen 1-0- 0-0-1 HOWARD, Drury 1-0-0-1-1 HUDNALL, William & Son John 1-0-J-14-2 HOLT, Philip 1-0-3-0-1 HACKWORTH, John 1-0-1-1-1 HACKWORTH, George & Son 1-0-3-12-2 HACKWORTH Junior, George 1-0-2-0-1 HOOK, John; Phil Smith 1-7-10-37-2 Negro , Stephen, Grace , Stephen, Antony, Dennis, Deduce, Jacob HAMPTON , John 1-5-J-12-1 Negroes, James, Fann, Boston, Sarah, Kitt HAYNES, Henry 1-3-4-21-1 Negroes, Kitt, Ned & Rose HIX , Philip 0- 0-2-6-0 HIX, William and Son Jesse 1-0-4-13-2 HANCOCK, Edward. 1-0-2-0-1 HANCOCK , Samuel 1-0-2-0-1 HANCOCK, William London 1-7-4-13- 1 Negroe, Jane, Tom, Patt, George, Dennis, Fann, Spencer HIBBS, Isaac 1-0-J-4-1 HURT, William 1-0-J-6-1 HURT, James 1-0-2-12-1 HURT, Elisha 1-0-4-7-1 HOPKINS , Frances 1-3-3-27-1 Negroes, Bistole, Harray, Ceaer HANCOCK, Simond 1-7- 3-l0-1 Negres HANCOCK, William 1- 1-2-8-1 One Negroe HAWS, Francis 1- 0-0- 0-1 HARDWICK, Cap t HA I LE , Adra Negroe Harry 1-0-J - 8-1 0-1-1- 8-0 �8 HENNY, Michael 1-0- 0- 0- 1 HUDSON , Alexander 1-0-1- 5- 1 HAMBRICK, Joseph 1-0-3- 0-1 HOWELL, John 1- 0- 3-7-1 HOLTON, James 1-0-2-11- 1 HUFF, Henry 1- 0- 2- 10- 1 HOWDESHELL, JacGb 0-0-5-9-0 HAILE, Abednegoe 1- 2-4-8- 1 Negroes , Fann & Stepney HURT, Moses 1- 2- 3-9-1 Negroes Phebe & HATCHER, Richard 1-2- 3-6-1 Sl~ves, Eve, & Nutty HUDSON, Joel 1-0-1- 3-1 HOLT, John W. 0- 5-2- 11- 0 (More Tithes) HATCHER, Sarah 0- 2-2- 6-0 Negroes Eve & Ledia HAYNES, Henry 0-1- 0-0-0 Negroe Esabellam 1- 0- 0?- 11- 1 HANDY, William 1-1- 2- 6- 1HARMAN, John Negroe Jane HALL, John 1- 6-7- 37-1 Negroes Ben, Pegg, James , Judy , Frank & Joe HAYNES, Parmenas 1- 5- 3- 8-1 Negroes Iafney, Frank , Phillis , Fann, Jacob HALL Junior, John 1- 0- J - 4-1 HAILE, Stephen 1- 0-3-13-1 HUDLESTON, Abraham 1- 0- 2- 7-1 HUGHES, Iavid 1- 0- 2- 3- 1 HOLLODAY, !avid 1-0-J- 10- 1 HUDLESTON, Laniel 1- 0- 2- 9- 1 HOLLODAY, John 1-0- 1- 3-1 HURT, Nathan 1-0- 1- 3-1 HUCKERLY, Thomas 1- 0-1- 5- 1 INNES, Harry 1- 13- 9- 18- 1 Negroes, Isaac, Lucy, Venice, D:tvid, Foster, Ledda Harry James, Jerey , Rachell, Matilda, George , Saunders JACK, Samuel 1- 0-2- 0-1 JETER, Henry 1- 1-4-12- 1 Negroe Ned JONES, George 1-1-1-J- 1 Negroe Bob JONES , Julius 1-0-1-1-1 I RVINE, Joseph 1-0- 4-8-1 IRVINE, Jonas 1-0-3-17-1 JONES, William 1-2-2-6-0 Negroe Wi ll & Annikey JACKSON, Ja rvis 1-2-10-22-1 Negroes Charles & Will JACKSON , John 1-0-2 -0-1 JACKSON , Congrave 1-8 -9-17-1 Negroes Ben 1 J imm , Glasgow , Nan , Sall & three children . JEFFERSON , Thomas 0-31-5-52 -0 Negroes Will , Jack , Lunda , Jupiter, Will , York , Bess , Hall , Di be , Bill , Cuff , Patt-- Tom , J effrey , Bett , Judy Bellow , Ra c hell , Bill , Dinah , Dinah , Soloman , J udy , Sarah , Greg , Bett , Lucy , Landy , Phillis , J ohn Lucres JOHNSON, Benjamin 1- 8- 7-19- 1 Negroes Dinah Hannah Morris Milly Sam Pete Lu ck J enny JOHNSON Juni or, Benjamin 1- 0 - J - 5 -1 JONES, John 1-0-2 - 5 -1 JOHNSON , George ; Jo hn Johnson 1-0-2 -7-2 JOHNSON , John ; Willia m Johnson 1-0-5-2-2 JOHNSON , Patrick O-O-J-2-0 JINKINS , Amos 1-0-4-8 - 1 JINKINS , Jeremiah 1 - 0-4- 7-1 IRVINE , Miss Nancy O- J- 2 -0-0 Negroes Hannah Bett Es ther JONES, John 1-0-1-0-1 JONES, Thomas 1-0-1-J-1 JOHNSON, Robert 1-0-1-2-1 JORDAN , Absalom 1-0-2-8-1 INMAN , William 1-0-J-6- 1 INMAN , Elisha 1-0-2-0-1 JOHNSON , William ; Willi am Johnson Junior 1-0- 2-11-2 1-0-J-16-1 JACKSON , Abel 1-0-2-5-1 JAMES , Daniel 1-5-4-1 4- 1 IRION, Phillip J acob Negroes 1-1- .3-10- 1 JORDEN , Jonas Negroe Cato 1-0-2- 0- 1 MANNION , Ambrose 1-0- 4-6-1 KERR, William KENNADY, James 1-1-J-8-1 Negroe Patt KING , James 1-0- 2-2- 1 KELLER, Henry 1-0-J-1-1 KELLY , James 1-0-2-10-1 KENNADY , Easther O-J-5-14- 0 Negroes , Beck , Jane & J oe KING, Martai n ; Gilliam & J ames Ki ng 1 - 6-2-10-.3 Negroes Hampton , Phebe and Sarah with three children KEER, William 1-0-J-0-1 to be continued May issue �0 .• PIT'ISYLVANIA COUNTY , VIRGINIA Court Records 1767 - 1772 Tu.x List Book, p 313, (a photostat) A List of Insolvants Subject to the half 'Tu.x for 1785 Shel ton D Sherf Thomas Clefton - no effects found tlosiah-Bags - -no-e£feet~-fonnd-{marked Returned by William - 6 - out) James Blanks the same John Watkins , Runaway Rich'd Worthey , Lives in Halifax I:av 'd Stewart , the Sarne George Wilson, no effects found John Overton, the same Mosses Poore , moved a way tlames-K±ng, - -no-ef£eet~-£onnd- (marked out) Charles Vallentine, the same Francis Irvy, the same John Williss , rnov ' d to KenTucky Jo 's Crenshaw , mov'd to Charlotte Henry Sullevan , mov ' d to KenTucky Willia m Dove, no effects found John McGehee, l i ves in Campbell James Murphy , Runaway .Dav'd Johnson, no effects found Jerimiah Burns , No Inhabitant John Kelley , mov'd a way Edw ' d Burton , mov ' d to Henry Edw'd Webb , mov'd away William Fielder , lives in Camp ' l George ?Degianett , lives in Halifax Leonard Keeling , No Inhabitant Armb:rus Morriss, no effects found Andrew McHaney , no Inhab't D:rumman Smith , no Inhabitant William Vest J ' r, mov ' d away John Williss , mov ' d away John Hammond S ' r, no effects found George Hammond , the same -----5------- 6 -13 - 6 - 6 - 4 - 3 - 3 - 5 - 6 - -12 - ----8------ 5 - - 5 - 6 - 3 - 3 - 5 2 - - 6 - -15 - 5 - 6 - 6 - 6 - - - 8 -J 1 - 5 - 9 - 6 - 6 0 - 5 - 0 0 -11 -6 0 -16 -0 6 5 6 6 6 6 6 0 -18 - 6 p314 Redmond Cody , lives in Halifax John Du glass , no effects found Ned Evans , Gone to Ken Tuckey Archa Farris lives in Henry Ja ' s McBee , mov ' d to Geogey John Perkins, gone to Henry D:tnl Saunders , Mov 'd away Benj'm Foster, Runaway Geo Willson, no effects found Mon jnet Mays, no effects found Jn'o Clever?, the same Willia m Dewes , in Charlotte 6 6 6 8 - 3 8 8 6 5 0-12- 6 0- 6 16 - 0 �10 John Johnson, Runaway Geo Vest , No Inhab ' t Jn ' o Pattery , Runaway Jn '·o Abston, lives in Campbell Young Shelton , mov ' d away Phil'n Johnson no effects found James Wright Runaway William Fambrough , no effects found Iav ' d Barben, the same Dan ' l Bruce , mov ' d away Sam ' l Vest , No inhabitant Henry Bow , the same ?Tolevier? Bow , no effects found Lav 'd Towler , the same Jo ' s Dove , the same John Jenkins, runaway ?Jo ' s Mustain , no effects found Tho ' s Templeton , the same Rob ' t Templeton J ' r , the same Isham Podem , the same Jesse Bailey, the same Sam ' l Greggory , mov'd away Nathan ' l Hicks , no effects ~ohn-Harkin~,--mo~~ d- (marked out) Jo ' s Dove , no effects found John Fruman, No inhabitant Randolph Thackin , no effect found Tho ' s Sprouce , the same Leonard Dove, the same Isham Johnson , the same William Roach, the same John Brown , mov ' d away William Furman , no effects Michal Mullins , the same Bardet Roach, the same John Chadoih?, ?J ' r , tr.e same Jacob Andeson? the same William Smith no effects found Iav'd Hambrick, the same James Fambrau~h, the same 0 - 12 - 0 6 - 6 1 4- - 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 - 6 6 - 6 6 6 5 - J 5 - J 5 19 -0 6 (2? or 5?) 1 6 7 - 6 6 5 1 6 5 5 5 J - 5 6 J - 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 FREE QUERIES Up to 50 words s no limit to number write to ROOTS Qy_ Roxanne , % Charlotte Sun, 157-A So. Tamiami Dr, Port Charlotte , Fla . JJ952. The residents and snowbirds come from all over the country -- even some from Canada . It can be a happy hunting ground. The first annual National Genealogical Society Conference in the States , to be held in Atlanta on 7-9 May 1981. The program outline sound s wonderful ! For information on fees, room reservations, etc , write to Georgia Genealocial Society, PO Box 17J, Shady Dale, Georgia 31085 or The National Genealogical Society, 1921 Sunderland Place, NW, Washington, DC 20036. �11 ROCKBRIIX;E COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 Mortality Schedule The following are a few of the deaths (married and old people ) from the 1850 census mortality schedule . The original is at the Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Virginia, and on microfilm . page 176 Line 2 . Daniel Lambert = 79 yrs = male = widowed = d Feby J . Henry Hardy = 75 yrs = male = widowed = b Md = d Nov 5, William Shields = 63 yrs = male = widowed = d Feby 6 . Eliza Hardy = 32 yrs = female = married = d July page 177. 6 . ?Jamson/Tamson? Fletcher = 45 yrs = female =married = d Jan 9 . Sarah Paxton = 66 yrs = female = widowed = d Dec page 178. 5. Ann Snider = 67 yrs = female = widowed = d Feb 6 . Isac Bryan = 40 yrs = male = married = d April 7. 15. 16. 20 . John McCown = 66 yrs = male = married = d April Strother McElhany = 6J yrs = male = married = d Oct William Williams = 51 yrs = male = married = d Sept John Green = 105 = male = widowed = d Sept = occupation shoemaker = cause of death old age 23 . Mary Albright = 60 yrs = female = married = d Dec page 179 1. Margaret Lotts = 67 yrs = female = married = d Jan 4 . John May = 90 yrs = male = married = d Sept 10. Robert G Davidson = 66 yrs = male = married = d Mar 14. John Waskey = 82 yrs = male = married = b Md d March = o farmer = cd ? = sick 9 days yrs = male = married = d April 19 . David Greenlee? = 25. Michael ?Deitneto?? = ?61 yrs = male = married = d June 34. Mary Crouse = 94 yrs =female = widowed = b Md? = d Feb. 35 . ?Blruto?/?Bluetl?? Bluett?= 60 yrs =male =widowed= d Apr = page 180 3 , Sarah J Hagan = 26 yrs = femal~ = married = d May 7 , Fanny Nevius = age unknown = female = widowed = d Mar 11. John Hughes = 107 = male = widowed = d Feb = cd old age = sick 15 days 12. Susan Hughes = 98 yrs = female = married = d Jan = cd old age = sick 1 day 13 . James McClung = 85 yrs = male = married = d May 15. Ellen Wallace = 48 yrs = female = married = d June 18. Nancy Ott = 45 yrs = female = married = d Feb. 2J. Adam Hackman = 88 yrs = male = widowed = b Germany = d Aug . 31. Henry Imboden = 51 yrs = male = married = d Dec 34. James Karr = 53 yrs = male = married = b NC = d Mar = o minister OSP 35. Ebenezer Hamilton = 86 yrs =male = b Ireland = d June = insane �12 page 181 Line 1 . Nancy Hutton = 40 yrs = female = married = d Dec J . Joseph Cooper = 74 yrs = male = mul atto = married = d Ma r 5. Joseph. 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Whatever your mode of research is, I hope you will conti nue to write thos e letters, share the bi ts of information and enjoy y our family roots. '.fhe information I have and do not share is usel ess t o me and t o my fellow genealogist, because without comparing notes we sometimes overlook our best_ clues and miss out on a lot of family history. �* MARRIAGE RECORDS OF BOTETOURT CO . , VIRGINIA 1770-1790 13 321. MACHAN , John & Agness Leforce 21 June 1778 Sur : A(a)ron Palfaeman 322. 323. 324. 325. 325 . 326. 327. J28 . 329. JJO. 331. JJ2 . 333 . 334. 335. 336. ( s ig : Palfreman . ) Summers: Mahan Worrell: Mahan MADISON , Roland (sig : Rowland) & Annie Lewis 10 May 1?82 Sur: Ad Smyth Summers : not listed . Worrell : May 9 MAN , Asa (sig : Ase Mann) & Sarah Hair 9 Mar 1780 Sur : Moses Man (sig : Mann) Summers : Man & Haire Worrell : Mann MANN, Moses & Frances Bland. 10 Mar 1778 Sur: Jacob Parsinger CONSENT: 10 Mar 1778. John Bland , father, .• to Moses Mahan • • • dau fannay . Wit: Jacob Persinger; Falser Kimberling Summers . Worrell : Mar J MANN, Moses & Jane Kinkead. 4 Nov 1779 Sur : Andw Kinkead Summers : Mar 4 Worrell : Nov 11 MARIAM , Frederick (sig : Friedrig Mar;Yan) & Barberry Smith 7 Apr 1787 Sur : Wm Smith Summers : not listed . Worrell : Good : Friedrig Mar_ an MARSHALL , John & Eliz ' a Allison 1~ Nov 1778 Sur : James Cloyd PAPER : 13 Nov 1778, Elizibath "of age " (over 21) by John Annstrong Summers . Worrell . MARTIN, Andrew & Prudence Robinson 28 March 1786 Sur: Wm McDonald CONSENT: David Robinson . Wit : Andrew Martin; James Robinson Summers : not listed Worrell: David R, father. MARTIN , Jonathan & Elinor Akin 10 Apr 1783 Sur : Geo Hancock Summers : not listed . Worrell : Akins; A;>r 17 MARTIN , Wm & Elizabeth Leatherdale 13/?18 Oct 1785 Sur: Matthew Wilson Summers : not listed Worrell ; Oct 18 Mr Burton: Oct 13 MASON, William ( sig : Masson) & Isabella Scott 28 May 1780 Sur: Saml Crawford . Summers . Worrell . MAVAY , Benjamin (sig: McVey?Mevey) & Prudence Pryor 31 July 1786 Sur : Sarnl Mitchelle MIN RET : Benjamin Mavay & Pru~ence Pryor md 3 Aug 1786 by Edward Crawford . Summers : not listed Worrell: Mavey MAXWELL , William & Elizabeth Vansandt 9 May 1786 Sur: Hugh Allen MIN RET : William Maxwell & Elizabeth Vansandt md 24 Oct 1788 by Nath'l Shrewsbury . Summers : 24 Oct 1792; Vansant . Worrell: Elizabeth Green, dau of F.d.ward ; May 13, 1786 MAYBERRY , George & Christian Kimberlane . 5 Jan 1782. Sur: Henry Mayberry. CONSENT : Mary & Falser Kimberling, ••••• for Christeen Kimberling. Wit: John Persinger; Jacop Persinger; Andrew Jonston, Summers : not listed, Worrell : dau of Falser, MEREDITH , Samuel & Elizath Brackenridge md 7 Oct 1786 by C Clay. MIN RET. Summers: not listed. Worrell: not listed, MILHOLAND, Jonathan & Anne McClintick md 12 July 1786 by Edward Crawford. MIN RET. Summers : not listed Worrell: not listed. MILIRONS , Christopher & Abigal Wall. 8 Apl 1785 Sur: Patrick Lockhart. MIN RET: Christipher Milirons & Abegal Wall md 11 Apr 1785 by Edward Crawford Summers: not listed. Worrell: Millerons *Continued from Vol. IV, #4, Nov., 1980, p 94 J �14 337. MILLER, . John 338. 339. 340. 341. 342. 343. 344. 347. 348. 349. & Sarah Carter 15 Aug 1785 Sur : Joseph Ke l ly Summers: not listed. Worrell MILLER, Thomas & Mary Clark 1 Oct 1780 Sur : Cha ' s Mcfaden Summers. Worrell. MILLIRONS, Henry (sig : Milirons) & Eliza b eth Wa l l s . 2 9 May 17 8 0 Sur: Christian Milirons (Ger sig) CONSENT : 27' Ma y 17 8 0 . Co nnrad Wall, father of Elizabeth Wall & Ceatery? Wall . Wi t : Ca trenau g h Wall ; George Carney; Elisabeth Carnery; Pal ey Wa l l . Summers: Catey Walls; Worrell : Millis on MILIS, James & Elizabeth Phipps 24 Mar 1784 S u r : John Mi.ll s Wi t : John Mills . CONSENT: 24 Mar 1784 Joshua Phipps, fathe r . MIN RET: James Mills & Elizabeth Phipps md 25 Mar 1784 by Ed wa rd Crawford . Summers: not listed. Worrell : dau of Jos i a h MILLS, James & Sarah Lemar md 14 May 1788 b y &lw ' d Crawford . MI N RE'I Summers: Lemas Worrell: not lis ted MILLS Jun ' r, John & Martha Ewing of Bedford 14 J an 1772 S u r : J ames Lade:rdale . Wit: Jn ' o Floyd ; Ep ' m Dunlop CONS ENT: 10 J an 1772 . Rob't Ewing, father. Wit : Jn'o Ewinb; Cha' s Ewin g . ( Note : Ben Howard, Clerk of Bedford Co . dec ' d) Summers, Worrel : John Mills MILLS, William & Sarah Lemar. 14 May 1788 S ur: Nicholas We l s h (Nick - sig) CONSENT: 13 May 1788. Wm I.arnar, bro •••• Sarah over 2 1 Wit: Alexander Wilson; William Crow . Summers : not listed. Worrell: Lemox; May 20; sur Wm Lemox MONICLE, George & Lucy Banday. 7/? 9 1777 Sur: Chri.s topher Monicle (sig: Monnical) MIN RET: George Monacle & Lucy Bandy list dated 8 Dec 1797 - md by Sam 'l Mitchell. Summers : Worrell : Aug 9 MOORE , Thomas & Elizabeth McCreary . 30 June 1785. Sur : Matthew Willson, Sen 'r? MIN RET : Thomas Moore & Elizabeth McCreary md 2 July 1785 by Edward Crawford . Summers: not listed. Worrell. MORAN, Jn'o (John) & Mary Walker 7 Apr 1787 Sur : James Mattin Early CONSENT: 3 Apr 1787. John Walker, Wit: A Smyth; James Early. MIN RET: John Moran & Mary Walker md 20 Apr 1787 by Saml Shannon . Summers: not listed. Worrell. MORRIS, Benjamin (sig: BenJamin) & Elizabeth Catron 29 Sept 1788 Sur: Robert Kyle. CONSENT: 29 Sept 1788. Robert Caton , father ••••• Ben Jamin Morris of Rockbridge Co. .. . Wit: John Runnels; John Morris. MIN RET: Benjamin Morris & Elizabeth Caton md 29 Sept 1788 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers. Worrell. MORRIS, James & Rutha Reed . 14 Feb, 1789. Sur : John Morris. CONSENT: 13 Feb 1789. William Reed, & my wife Ruth, parents. Wit: William Nox; John Reed. (Note: see other bond this date - this girl md John Stuart ) Summers: not listed. Worrell. Sur : Rodger MORRIS, John & Jane Scott , dau of John. 2 Oct 1789. Wit : Rodger Mourning. CONSENT: 22 Oct 1789. John Scott, father. Mourning; John Mourning. MIN RET: John Morris & Jane Scott md 6 Oct 1789 by Christopher Clark. Md by license. Summers : 6 Oct 1796. Worrell: �15 350. MORRIS, Joseph & Elizabeth Speers 29 Sept 1788 Sur : John Gofford CONSENT: Joseph Speers . Wit : John ?Popes?; James Sinpson MIN RET : Joseph Morris & Elizabeth Speers md 30 Sept 1788 by Edwd Crawford. Summers : Spears Worrell : dau of Joseph. 351. MORRIS , Patrick & Sarah Bellamy 27 July 1799 Sur: John Hawkins Summers . Worrell. 352 . MORRIS , William & Margaret ~cClintock. 25 Mar 1788 Sur : Robert Kinkead . CONSENT: 20 Mar 1788. Wm McClintick, father . Wit: Robert Armstrong ; John Scott . MIN RET : William Morris & Margaret McClintock md 27 Mar 1788 by Christopher Clark. Md by lieense. Summers. Worrell. 353 . MORROW , James & Margaret Mahan 8 Mar 1779 Sur: Pat . Ma(c)han Summers : 1799; Morran Worrell : April 8 354. MOYERS , Henry & Mary Beckner 13 Dec 1790 Sur: Joseph Beckner. CONSENT : Nicholas Beckner , father •• •• (sp) Henery Mires ••• • Wit : Joseph Beckner. Summers : Moyer Worrell: Dec 30 Sur : Rev ' d Caleb 355 . MULDROUGH , Hugh & Jane Frazier ~ Sept 1781 Wallace. CONSENT : 28 Sept 1781. ~:Sry Frazer. Wit: George Frazer; John Muldrough Summers . Worrell: Jean Frazier ; Mary Frazier, mother. 356 . MURPHEY, Robert & Martha McNeill . 10 Oct 1783 Sur: Hugh McNeill Summers: not listed Worrell : Oct 8; McNeil MURPHY , Edward & Elizabeth Hobbs md 9 Nov 1790 by Edwd Crawford. 357 . MIN RET. Worrell : not listed Summers . Fowler : Eliz ' h Webb. MUSSINS, James (sig: Mewson ) & Jane Muldwich. 9 Jan 1779. Sur: 358. John Tillery. " CONSENT" 10 Jan 1779. John Tillery , father of John Tillery, sur. Summers : Muldwick. Worrell : Mupires ; Muldwick. NEELY, William (sig : Wm M) & Elizabeth Gholson, dau of Anth'y . 27 359. Nov 1789 Sur: John Drake. CONSENT : 26 Nov 1789. Anthony Ghols (ink spot) Wit : Tho's Madison; John Drake . MIN RET: William Neeliey & Elizabeth Gholson md 1 Dec 1789 by Henry Ogburn . Md by license. Summers: James Neely; father Anthony Gholson . Worrell . 1 0 Jan 1787 Sur : David Neidy (Ger sig) 360 . NEIDY , John & Catherine Wall Summers: Mispri nt Worrell . 361. NEILE, William & Mary Dennis 7 Apr 1779 Sur : Saml Walker Jr Summers . Worrell : 1 Apr ; Wm Null 362 . NELSON , Andrew (sig: Nilson) & Martha Wilson , dau of Thomas . JO Nov 1790 Sur : (paper torn) Anderson (sig: Wm) CONSENT : 25 Nov 1790 Tho ' s Willson , father , • ••••• groom Andrew Nilson. Wit: Saly Mitchal; Ja ' s Nilson Summers . Worrell . NOBLE , David & Susanna Emmons 24 Feb 1784. Sur: James Roberts. J63. PAPER for bond: 21/27 Feb 1784. D May. Wit: Geo Skillern, Gent. MIN RET : David Noble & Susana Emmans md 27 Feb 1784 by Edwd Crawford Summers : Daniel Nobel. Worrell: Feb 4 364. NOONIN , Patrick (sig : Partrick Nunen) & Sarah Hawkins. 31 Jan 1789 Sur: John Rutherford. CONSENT: Thomas Hawkins, £ather. Wit: Robert Wyly; John Wood Summers: Noonen Worrell: NOX, William (sig: Knox) & Anna Reed. 17 Jan 1789 Sur: Edward Tate CONSENT: 17 Jan 1789 . William & Ruthey ( sig: Ruthe) Reed, parents. Wit: John Reed; I.avid T ~te . MIN RET: William Nox & Anna Reed md 26 Jan 1789 by Christopher Clark. md by license. Summers. Worrell. �16 & Jane Coffee 16 Jan 1787 Sur : Te rrence O ' Co~ n er (sig : Terrene Conno) . Summers : 1795 Worrell : Jan 17 ; 0 ' Brian .367 , (X;BURNE , Henry & Charlotte Haley , orphan of Wm Ha ley , d ee ' d . 27 Feb 1790 Sur : Edward Mitchell. PAPER : . 2 7 F e b 1 7 90 . Hen ry Ogburn authorizes Edw ' d Mitchell my lawful a ttorn e y to obtain license. Summers . Worrell : Osburne 368. OHAIR, Mich ' l ( Mick ' l) & Elinor Hawkins 10 J une 1783 . S ur : J esse Clark. Summers : O' Haire. Worrell : Ha wks ORSBURNE/Osburne (sig: Osborn) , Robert & El i zabet h Lap an 28 Oct 1784 Sur : Allen Gulliford ( s i g : ? ) Summers : Osborne Worrell : Lafoa n . 370 , OUTINREED (Ger sig : Johan Elutherreth) , John & Fa n n y Ep ers on . 12 Mar 1789. Sur : Jacob Woolandi ( sig : Wollandi) Summers : , Worrell : error bride . Good : Joha n Auth enri et h Ger sig for Outinreed. 371. OWENS , Barnett (sig Barnet Owen) & Marga ret Petross , d a u of Matt h e w 27 July 1789 Sur : John Reybourn (sig : Jn ' o Reburn?) CONS EN T : 26 July 1789. Mathew Petross , father of Margrett , ••• to marry Mr Owens Wit: John Reburn . CONSENT : 25 July 1789. David Owen , f a ther of Barnett. Wit : James Irvin Worrell : July 7, 1789 Summers : Pitross 372. PARSINGER, Jacob & Mary Kimberland 10 Nov 1778 S ur : Pal s er Ki mb e rlane (sig: Kimberling) Summers , Worrell : Nov 14; Mary _imberland PARSINGER, John & Elizabeth Kimberlarn 14 Nov 177 8 Sur : Pauls er 373. Kimberlane (sig: Falser Kimberling) Wit : Harry Innes ; Chas Cameron Summers . Worrell : Nov 10, 1778; Kimberline CONSENT : 374. PA 'IE, Edward & !1ary Crawford 6 Apr 1789 Sur : James Mason. 6 Apr 1789, Saml Crawford, father . Wit : Ja ' s Mason ; J Roberts Summers. Worrell: Edwin ; dau of James Crawford . 375. PAT'IERSON , George & Cathrine Smyth . _ _ _ _ 1785 S ur: Robert Smyth CONSENT: Dec 22 , 1785. Fredrick Smyth , father •••• •• , Robert, brother Wit: Wm McDonald ; Robert Smyth, Summers . Worrell: De 22 PATTERSON (sig : Paterson) William & Letis Taylor dau of Thomas Taylor 376. 14 July 1789, Sur : William Taylor. CONSENT : 1J July 1789 . Thomas Taylor, father of Letis • • Wit : William Taylor ; H Bowyer . Summers. Worrell 377. PAUL, James & Mary McKnight , dau of· George . 19 Feb 1790 Sur : Jo el Walker, CONSENT: 16 Feb 1790. George McKnight. Wit : Cawf ' d Taylor; William Logan ; Joel Walkar. MIN RET : James Paul & Mary McKnight md 23 Feb 1790 by Edw ' d Crawford . Worrell. Summers, 378. PAUL, John & Jean McColough 28 June 1787 Sur : James Taylor ( s i gs are tom) CONSENT: 29 June 1787, Jennet McColough , mother with dau 's own consent. Wit: James Taylor; Joseph Walker. MIN RET : John Paul & Jean McColough md 2 July 1787 by Edw ' d Crawford. Summers: McColaugh; Jeannette. Worrell. 379. PAUPER, John & Crate Howry. 20 Nov 1786 Sur: Michael Howry. Summers: Hawry. Worrell: Paup es ; Cate Howry. J80. PAXTON, John & Elizabeth Logan, dau of Jno . 29 May 1789. Sur : Jno Logan, CONSENT: 28 May 1789. John Logan ••• I and my fami ly agree • • Wit: Thomas Paxton; Jno Logan. MIN RET: John Paxton & Elizabeth Logan md 1 June 1789 by Saml Carrick. Summers . Worrell: Thos Paxton is s ur. J66 , O'BRYAN , Tho ' s ' �17 381. PAXTON , Thomas & Mary Barely 5 July 1774 Sur : William Paxton . CONSENT : 4 July 1774. Hugh Barclay , father of Poley Barclay . Summers : Barcley . Worrell : Hugh Barclay , sur. 18 Mar 1777 Sur : Joseph Dennis . 382. PEARIE , James & Elinor Dennis 38J . 384. 385. J86 . 387 . J88 . 389. 390. 391 . 392 . 393 . 394. 395. (sig : Ja mes Peery) Summers : Pearie . Worrell : Mar 8. PEARIE (sig : ?Peary ), Thomas & Margaret Dennis. Ji Jan 1781. Sur : Ja ' s Pearie (sig : Peary) Summers . Worrell . PECK, Adam & Elizabeth Shirkey . 29 June 1777. Sur : James Gaunt, Summers . Worrell : June 24; also has two entries . - misprint on one. PEDAN , James & Nancy Willson . 29 Apr 1784. Sur : John Pedan . CONSENT: Apr 21. Samuel Wils on , father. Wit : Margrt Wils on ; William Willson Summers. Worrell. PERSON (sig : Pursen) , Joseph & Charlotte Kee. 29 Dec 1787. Sur : Roger Mourning (sig : Rodger). CONSENT : 6 Oct 1787 . David Robinson • ••••• Charlott Kee under his care & tuition .. •• Wit : James Robinson : Abraham Dick. MIN RET : Joseph Person & Charlotte Kee md 1 Jan 1788 by Christopher Clark. Summers : not listed . Worrell : not listed . PLYMELL , Anthony & Bethia Boone. 11 Jan 1789. Sur : Matthew Harvey CONSENT : 12 Jan 1789 . John Bowen ....•. (sp Anthony Plirneal ) . •.•.• Summers : John Plymill & Bathia Bowen . Worrell : Bone/Boon . POAGUE , Samuel (sig : Pouge) & Agness Kyle 19 Oct 1779 Sur: Robert Peari e (sig : Peery) Summers : 1729 Worrell Oct 25 . PORTER , Samuel & Sarah Johnston . 2 Apr 1788 Sur : Patrick Reed. CONSENT : Mar 1788. Eve Josten , mother of Sary . Wit: John Pershing; Patrick Reed. LICENSE : signed by Mart-in McFarrin . MIN RET : Samuel Porter & Sarah Johnson md 10 Apr 1788 by Christopher Clark. Summers . Worr ell . POT'IS , Nathan & Hannah Shadden?. 4 Oct 1772. Sur : James Snodgrass; John Potts . Wit: Robert McClenachan ; Joseph Snodgrass ; John Potts junr; Rebeckah Potts . (Nathan did not sign ). CONSENT: John Potts , father. James Snodgrass, g ' d'n of Hannah Shadden . Wits; Robert McClenachan; Joseph Snodgrass ; John Potts junr; Rebeckah Potts. Summers : Patto ; Shaddin . Worrell : Hannah Shannon . PRESTON , George & Jean Luney . 14 May 1787 . Sur : Joseph Looney. CONSENT : 16 May 1787 . Joseph Luney , father. Summers : Lunney . Worrell . PRICE , Wm & Rebecca Tillery . 23 Mar 1778 Sur: Sarn 'l Price. CONSENT: John Tillery , father of Rebaca. 20 Mar 1778. Wit: Saml Price; John Tillery Junior. Summers : Tellery . Worrell: Rechel Tillery. PROTHERO , Thomas & Hannah Miles 19 Aug 1785 Sur: Jonathan Tosh. CONSENT : 16 Aug 1785. Bartholamue Miles, father. (sp Mr Pludrough) Wit: ?Carohoff Anna : S Huff . Summers: Prathers . Worrell : Bartholomew. QUARLES , Wm & Polly Lamb 12 Jan 1788 Sur: James Dishman. CONSENT: 11 Jan 1788. Arcb ' d Lamb & Polly Lamb. Wit: James Godman: William Dishman. Summers. Worrell. QUICK , Thomas & Miss Jane Kent. 9 Sept 1783. Sur: James Mccorkle Summers : Quirk Worrell : Quirk. �18 396. REABURNE , John (sig: Reburn) & Elizabeth Green 27 Aug 1782 S ur : Ja 's Reburn Summers : Reaburn Worrell : Raabuni . 397. READ, Alexander (sig: Reid ) & Rebeckak Camron 1 8 '.Jept 1 780 Sur : Iavid McClenehan Summers : Rebekah Cameron Worrell : Rebeceah . 398. READ (sig : Reed ), John & Jenet Jane McMurry 8 Aug 1 788 .~u r : William Richey (sig : Ritchey) CONSENT : William McMurrey , father . . . . . John Reed to marry Jenet McMurrey ,.,. . Wit : James McMurrey : Robert Mcl':urry MIN RET: John Reed & Jennet McMurrey md 1J Aug 1788 by Chri~ ' r Clark Summers : McMurrey Worrell : Janet McMurrey 399.READ, William & Mary Ryan 3 Feb 1779 Sur : Cha ' s Cameron CONSENT : Feb 1 , 1779. Wm McClenechan . • • servant mead ( maid ) to marry Summers , Worrell 400, RECTOR, John & Chloe McPherson 29 Sept 1786 Sur : Mac Rector ( s ig : Mack) Rector CONSENT : _ Sept 1786 Richard McPherson , fa thcr Wit : Barton McPherson ; Edward J ections ; Henry Middleto n (very dim ) Summers . Worrell . 401. REED , Patrick & Mary Boyle 2 Apr 1788 Sur : Samuel Porter . CONSENT : 29 Mar 1788. Rebeccy Boyls Wit : John Smiley ; D:tn i l el Ayars MIN RET : Patrick Reed & Mary Boil md 3 Apr 1788 by Chris top her Clark . Summers . Worrell : Read 402. REESE , John & Elener Loague md 6 Apr 1784 by Edward Crawford . MIN RET . Summers : not listed . Worrell : not lis ted . 403 . REESE , Iavid & G_ (ink spot )_sy Loague . 7 Jan 1779 . S ur : William Loague (sig : Logue) CONSENT : Bote . Dunlap Creek , 2 Jan 1 779 . Sam ' l Loague , father of Greesay . Wit : James Robason ; John Ro bason . Summers : Ianiel ; Greelay Loague . Worrell : J an 20 ; Greesay ; f Saml Poague ? . 404, REYBURN ( Reburn) , Thomas & Mary Woods , dau of Archibald . 13 May 1789 Sur : James Reyburn (sig : Reburn) CONSENT : 11 May 1789. Mary Wood , mother of Mary who is of full age , Wit : James Wood ; Jo_ _M---( ink spot) Summers . Worrell: Rawburn ; Wood 4o5, REYNOLDS , Wm & Amey Elder? 19 Dec 1786 Su r : Rob ' t Snodgrass MIN RET: Willi am Reynolds & Nancy Elder md 26 Dec 1786 Protestant Episcopal Church by Jno W Holt , clerk . Summers : Elder Worrell . 406, RICE , Iavid md Polly Aikin - list dated 26 Dec 1786 - by Edw ' d Mitchell MIN RET . (Note : bond dated 15 July 1806) Summers : not listed. Worrell : see bond 4o7. RICHARDS , Josiah & Thomasin Rucker mg 10 Dec 1787 by Chris ' r Clark . Md by license . MIN RET. Summers : not l i sted. Worrell : not listed . 408. RIGNY (sig : Rigney ), Charles & Catherine Alsup . 31 Jan 1785 Sur : Swithen Paulson. Summers : not listed . Worrell : not listedo 409. RING, James & Sarah Goodson . 12 Oct 1782 Sur : Tho ' s Goods on. Wit : Saml Walker junior ; Esom Hannon . Summers : not listed . Worrell : James Jno King. 410. RIPLEY , James & Anna Wes t . 8 Aug 1787 Sur : John Bowyers. CONSENT : 8 Aug 1787 . Ben j a min West . Wit: Henry Wes t , George Wilkie. Summers: Jos Ripley. Worrell : Ja mes Kepley ; Aug 3 ; dau of Ben j 'm 411. ROAN, William & Elizabeth Ellison 27 Jan 1778. Sur : Da.vid Sc ott Summers. Worrell �19 412. ROBERTSON , George & Jane Barnet . 6 Aug 1774. Sur : James Barnet. Wit: J a ' s Barnet ( sig wit by John May); Geo Robertson (sig wit by Ad Smith) Summers: not listed . Worrell: not listed. 413. ROBINS , William & Sarah Wilson. 31 Oct 1785 Sur : Thomas Wilson. CONSENT: Sam ' l Willson , father . With: John Lu~os. Summers. Worrell: not listedo 414. ROBINSON , Alexander & 1-'Jargaret Robinson. 17 Aug 1773. Sur: Saml Woods Summers : not listed Worrell : not listed . 415" ROBINSON, Isaac & Sarah Cloyd ~Feb 178J . Sur : Henry Pauling (sig: Paulin) Summers : not listed. Worrell: not listed. Li-16. ROSS , John & Mary McDonald 11 Dec 1777 Sur : Thomas Gillis. Summers . Worrell: John Rose 417. ROSS , Joseph & Elizabeth Evans md 26 July 1787 by Saml Goodwin. MIN RET Summers : not listed. Worrell: not listed 418. RUTTER , Moses & Catherine Wilson dau of John 23 Feb 1790 Sur: Elexander Wilson (sig: Alexander) CONSENT: 20 Feb 1790. John Wilson, father . Wit : Jn ' o Wilson Jun'r; Alexander Wilson . MIN RET: Moses Rutter & Katharine Wilson md 25 Feb 1790 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers : Nilson for Wilson. Worrell: 419 . SAWYERS , John & Sarah Robinson. 7 Jan 1786 Sur: Falser JG..mberlin (sig: Kimberling.) CONSENT: 5 Jan 1786. James Robinson, father. Wit: George Sawyers . MIN RET: John Sawyers & Sarah Robertson md 7 Jan 1786 by Edward Crawford. Summers : not listed . Worrell: not listed. 420 . SCHRODER, John George & Mary Rernern 20 Dec 1781 Sur: John Smith. (sig for above : Johana George Shroder) Summers : Mary Renner. Worrell : Renne:rn . 421. SCOTT, Nathan & Sarah Poague 16 Feb 1781 Sur : William Masono Summers : 1787 . Worrell : Feb 13 422 . SCOTT , Sabrit & Anne Mays 9 Feb 1787 Sur: John Pecka CONSENT: Richard Mays • •• • (sp Salril Scot •• Ann Mays) Wit: William Griffith. MIN RET: Sabert Scott & Ann Mays md*20/22? 1787 by Sam ' l Shannon. Summers: 1790 . Worrell: Sambritt . *Feb . 20/22 423. SCOTT , Samuel & Rachel Sawyers. 12 Feb 1785. Sur : William Ritchey. CONSENT : 9 Feb 1785. Sam~son Sawyers , father. (Note: see bond of Wm Wright & Rachel Sawyers , ) Summers . Worrell: Rachel dau of Samson & Agnes , 424 . SCOTT, Samuell & Sarah Baller. 14 Sept 1790 Sur: Henry Bowyer. Summers : 1798; Sarah Bellin. Worrell. 425. SCOTT , Smith & Matty McCafferty 13 Nov 1783. Sur: Cormack McCafferty Summers : McCaffeety . Worrell : Scott Smith. 426 , *SEEGRIST, John & Rosanna Dunn 28 Apr 1789 Sur: John Rittlesperger** MIN RET : John Seegrist & Rosannah Dun md JO Apr 1789 by Edwd Crawford. Summers : Seegrest ; Rossanna. Worrell: Sucrest; Daun, Good: *ger sig: Johannes Siegriss; **Ger Sig: Ruttelsperger? 427 . SERVER , Casper & Susanna Miller 21 Feb 1780, Sur: Malkier fumewood Summers: Sarver ; Mellero Worrell: Sarver. 428. SEXON (sig: Saxson), John & Rebecah McDonal. 2J Aug 1790 Sur: William Sexon (sig: Saxson). MIN RET: John Sexon & Rebeckah McDonald md 28 Aug 1790 by Saml Nontlon Summers: 2 entries, Worrell: Sexton 429. SEXTON, William & Mary Ewing, dau of James. 3 Aug 1790 Sur: James Anderson junior. CONSENT: J Aug 1790 James Ewing, father of Mary Ewin. Wit: James Anderson j Mosses Ralston. Summers: p Jos Sexton. Worrell: �2 () 430 . SHANKLIN , Samuel & Mary Reburn dau of Jn o . 14 J uly 1789 S ur : Henry Reabourn (sig : Henery Reburn). CONSENT : 13 July 17 89 . John Reburn Senr c Vl'it : Henery Reburn ; Jenent Reburn . Summers . Worrell . 431. SHAVER, George & Mary Glasper 14 Mar 1789 Sur : J acob Coop . CONS EN T : 6 Mar 1789 Robard. Gillery . Wit : Jacob Coop ; j ames S cott . MIN RE T : George Shaver & Mary Gilaspy md 21/24? Mar 1789 b y Chr i s ' r Cla rk . Summers : Glasphere . Worrell: Richard Gl asp e r . 432. SHAVER (sig : Shaver) , Jacob & Judith Carpenter . 9 Au g 1 7 8 6 . Su r : Tho ' s Carpenter. CONSENT : 9 Aug 1786 . Jo seph Carpenter , fath e r of Jude . Wit : Tho 's Carpenter. MIN RET: Jacob S ha v e r & J u di th Ca rpen ter md 31 Aug 1786 by Saml Shannan , Summers . Worrell . 433 . SHIELIB , John & Anne Smith 31 July 1786 Sur : James Ma t t h e w ( s i g : Mathes .) Summers. Worrell . 434. SHI:LEY , Adam Robert & Margaret Robine t t . 17 Mar 17 88 S ur : J ess e R~binett. CONSENT : 17 Mar 1788 . J esse Robi nett , g ' d ' n o f Ma r garet ~it: Jn~ Go:ford ; John McCrery, urnmers . omitted Adam; Robinette. Worrell . 435, S(HIRKY , James & Elizabeth Poague, 20 Aug 1774. Su r : Pa t ri ck S hi r k e y sig: Patt Sharkey) ( s ig : James Sharkey) Summers : Shirkey Worrell : Aug 24. 436 . SHIRKEY , John (sig : Sharkey) & Jane George . 12 Jan 1 780 S u r : J o s e ph Carrol, Wit : Richard May; Wm May Summers. Worrell : 2 entries . 437 • SHIRKEY, Nicholas & Sarah Woods , 3 Deer 1777 Sur : Ada m Peck . ( s ig: Nicolas Sharkey) CONSENT : 29 Nov 1777 S hus a n a Woods , mother ; Michael Woods , bro •••• (in letter - Sarah Woods of Montgome ry Co . ) Summers : Shirkey . Worrells : Michael, father . 438. SHIRKEY, Thomas & Sarah Jeffersons , JO Jan 1788 S ur : Ge orge Shaver CONSENT: 26 Jan 1788. Benjamin Herbert Gardein . * CONSEN T : 28 J a n 1787 W Royall. MIN RET : Thomas Shirkey & Sarah Jeffers on md 9 Feb 1788 by Christopher Clark , Summers. Worrell. Fowler:* Surname or guard ian· 439, SHOEMAJ<ER, Leonard & Unus Ritchey , 11 Apr 1787 Sur : Henry Gibson . Summers , Worrell : Shoemaker ; Richey , 440, SHOUP*, Peter & Margaret Hartman , 11 Apr 1787 , Sur : Chris t ia n Vineyard** Summers: Hartmare , Worrell : Huntsman; Apr 1. Good : Ger sig *Schaub; ** Weinnat? 441. SILVER, Aaron* & Sally Wall 8 Nov 1788 Sur : John Ni deyo CONSENT : 8 Nov 1788. Conrod Wall, father. Wi~ : Janes Smith ; John Nidey . Summers: Silvey Worrell. Good : Ger sig - *Aaon S chif er? 442, SIMMONS (sig: Simons) , Philip & Catharine Crater . 26 Mar 1788 . Sur : Jacob Simmons. Summers: Carter. Worrell . 443, SINKHORN, John & Rachel Johnston md 3 July 1786 by Edwd Crawford . MIN RET. Summers : not lis ted Worrell : not lis ted. 444, SLATER, Edwa rd of Frederick Co & Elizabeth Kean. 1 8 Oct 1788 . S ur : Henry Bowyer, CONSENT: 18 Oct 1788 Samuel & Hanna h Kean , parents of Swe et Springs . Wit: Dav'd Kean ; John Lewis , MIN RET : Edward S l ater & Elizabeth Kea n md 20 Oct 1788 by Chris ' r Clark . Summers, Worrell. 445, SMILEY, Alex'r & Sus anna Ellison 24 May 1782 Sur: William Ros s Summers . Worrell . �21 446 . SMI LEY , Tul..niel & Esther Ritchey , dau of William Ritchey. 23 June 1789 . Sur: Archibald Murray . MIN RET : Ianiel Smiley & Esther Ritchy md 30 June 1789 by Edwd Crawford . Summers : Eshter Ritchety . Worrell 447 . SMILEY , George & Mary Ellison JO Apr 1787 Sur : James Ellison Summers. Worrell . Good. 448 . SMILEY Jun ' r , Walter & Anne Smiley 23 May 1785 Su r: George Smiley MIN RET : Walter Smiley & Anne Smiley md 27 May 1785 by Edwd Crawford Summers. Worrell : William Jr 449 . SMITH , Abraham & Anne Gore. 13 May 1788 Sur: Michael Gore . Summer . Worrell. 450. SMITH, Brine & Dolly Brines md 23 Mar 1783 by Edwd Crawford. MIN RET Summers : not listed Worrell : not listed . 451. SMITH , Humphrey & Elinor McElheny. 1 July 1785 Sur : Absolem Smith CONSENT : Rob ' t Mcelheny , father of Elianor. Wit : John Murphy . Summers : Elinore McElhany . Worrell: Elinor McCheny (of age ); Cormack McCheny, sur.; 1 July 1785 . 452 . SMITH , Isaac & Mary Sevel/?Level . 12 Aug 1783 . Sur : Charles Ellison Summers: Mary Sewell . Worrel: : Sevel . 453 . SMITH , John & Martha Wood . 4 May 1780. Sur : Hugh Logan . Wit : Saml Walker Junr. Summers : not listed . Worrell . 454. SMITH , Robert & Hannah Preston, 1 Sept 1 787 . Sur : Terrance Conner (sig : Terene Conno ) Worrell . Summers , 455 , SMITH , Wm & Margaret McCravey md 6 Jan 1785 by Edwd Crawford . MIN RET Summers : not listed Worrell : not listed . 456 . SMITHERS , Gabriel & Jane McRoberts 1 9 May 1772 . Sur : Richard May; John Todd jr, Summers , Worrell 457 . SNOlnRASS , James & Elizabeth Fulton , dau of Il3.vid , dec ' d . 26 Sept 1790. Sur : William Little . CONSENT : 26 Sept 1790. J osep h Snodgrass; Tu.v id Fulton •• •• • • the gardeens & tuters & friends " consent . Wit: Jams Turner; Thomas Fergeson. Summers : La.ni~l Fulton , fat her, Worrell: J as , son of Joseph. 458 . SNOIGRASS , Joseph & Susanna Snodgrass . 10 July 1787 . Sur: Matthew Harvey. CONSENT : 1 0 July 1787 . James Snodgrass & Margar et , his wi fe, ••••••• Sussy Snodgrass •• • • • Wit : Wm Litle ; Rob ' t Snodgrass. Summers • Worrell : son of Susy 459 . SNOW, William & Margaret Vandine , 2 Feb 1789 . Sur: James Smith MIN RET : William Suow & Margaret Vandine md 10 Feb 1789 by Edwd Crawford Summers : Nandin e . Worrell . 460 . SOUDER , Jacob &*Beddy Newgen. 18 Jan 1787 , Sur : Il3.vid Neidy** Summers : Sowder . Worrell : Eaddy ; Jan 1 0 . Good: *Eaddy; **Eng. Needy ; ** Ger sig - Ila.fi t ?_ _ t i g. 461. SPICKLEMOYER , Leonard* & Susanna Thompson , 18 Sept 1788 Sur: Robert Shaddon ( s i g: Shadden) Wit : James Scott ; Robt Rowan. CONSENT: 6 Sept 1788. James Thomson, father of Susanah Thomson •.•• (sp Spicklemer**). Wit : John Manley ; Josep h Smi th. Summers : not listed . Worrell: Samuel Specklemoyer. Good:*Eng.Spickl e mayer; Ger sig : Leonhard Spigemeyer; ** Spicklemier, 462 . SPURLOCK, David & Hannah Flower. 19 Jan 1786. Sur: D May. PAPER: Jenre 18 , 1736 , Saml Eason. CONSENT: 18 Jan 1786. Tho's & Prudence Flower. Wit: Jo ' s Richards; Frances Truman. Summers. Worrell: Jan 17 �22 463. STANBACK, Phillip & Priscilla Pratt - list dated 26 Dec 1 786 - md by Edw ' d Mitchell. MIN RET , (note : others md on this list - their bonds are dated for year 1805 & 1806) Summers : not listed. Worrell: not listed . 464, STEEL, Andrew & Margaret Mcfarran . 3 Mar 1789 . . Sur : John Mc Farran . (sig : McFerran) CONSENT: 3 Mar 1789 Samuel McFerran , f at h er . Wi t : Martin McFerran , MIN RET: Andrew Steel & Margaret McFerran md 4 Ma r 1789 by Edw'd Crawford, Summers : McFerrace , Worrell . 465. STEENSON/Steanson , John & Phebe Clency , 11 Dec 1783 . S ur : Caleb Worley , CONSENT : James Clancey, father. Wit : Malcom Al l en . MIN RET : John Steenson & Phebe Clancy rnd 11 Dec 1783 by Edwd Crawford . Summers : Phebe Clanery ; Joseph Clanery , father . Worrel l : Phebe Glendy ; father James Glendy. 466. STERLING , Henry & Elenor Sterling dau of John . 25 J an 1790. S ur : Samuel Sterling, CONSENT : 25 Jan 1790 . Jon S tirlin g , f at h er . Sam Sterling, bro , (sig : Samuel Stirling. Wit : Hen Boyher ; Arch' d Murray MIN RET: Henry Sterling md Eleanor Sterling md 4 Feb 1790 by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell : Henry, son of Sam ' l . 467. S'IEVENS , John & Elizabeth Hudson . 31 Jan 1782 . Sur : Robert Black did not sign , PAPER : 31 Jan 1782 , Jos Kyle. ( s p Elizabeth Hudgeson ) . Wit : Iavid Kyle . PAPER : JO Jan 1782. Jos Kyle Summers : John Stivins ; Thrasher , father. Worrell, 468. STEVENS , Solomon(sig Soleman) & Milly Britt , 26 .May 1781 . S ur: * J a 's Ba:rnett. (sig : John Love) Wit : Caleb Wallace ; Arch'd Kyle. Summers : Henry Stivers ; Molly Britt. Worrell . (*did not s ign ) 469, S'IEWART (sig : Stert), Alexander & Doratha McSee 13 Dec 1785. S ur : James McSee (sig : McGee) Summers: Dorothea See. Worrell: not listed . ··~70,STUART (sig: Stuert) , John & Ruthey Reed . 14 Feb 1789. Sur: Edward Tate, CONSENT: Feb 15, 1789. William & Ruthe Reed , parents . Wit: William Knox; John Reed . MIN RET: John Stuart & Ruth Reed md 16 Feb 1789 by Chris' r Clark. (note : see other bond of this date James Morris ) Summers. Worrell . 471. SWART, William & Amey Reynolds. 1 Feb 1786. Sur : John Morrison . CONSENT: 28 Jan 1786. Silas Reynolds, father . Summers. Worrell : Stewart . 472. SUTTON, John & Winney Runnion . 4 Sept 1783. Sur : John McCurdy . Summers: Sutton . Worrell : Lutton 473.SWIWHER, Philip & Agness Bridger md 29 Mar 1787 by Saml Shannon. MIN RET. Summers: not listed. Worrell: not listed. 474. SWITZER, John & Rosannah Caldwell , dau of Mary Caldwell relict of Robt Caldwell dec'd. 15 Nov 1790 Sur : Samuel Walker Jun'r. MIN RET : John Switzer & Rosannah Caldwell md 16 Nov 1790 by Edwd Crawford. . Summers, Worrell. 475. SWITZER, Wm & Ann Bridger 9 Mar 1787 Sur: Wm Dougherty (sig : Doherty ) Summers: Bridges Worrell. 476. TACKET, Christopher & Hannah Dehart md 26 Feb 1782 by Edwd Crawford . MIN RET. Summers: not listed. Worrell : not listed. 477. TAITE, James ( sig: Tate) & Mary Loyd , dau of Thomas . 17 Feb 1 783 . Sur: Iavid May. Summers: Josp. Tate Worrell : Tate, �23 478 . TALBOT, John & Elizabeth Forster JO Aug 1790 Sur : James Mattin Early CONSENT: 26 Aug 1790 Alex'r Simpson •• .. Elizabeth Forster is of full age .. • . Wit : Jo . Paxton MIN RET : John Talbott & Elizabeth Foister md 20 Sept 1790 by Henry Ogburn. Worrell : Tolbert . Summers : Foster. 479. TATE, David & Cumfort Knox 11 Aug 1784. Sur :- Pat. Lockhart. CONSENT : 10 Aug 1784 Elisha Nocks , father. Wit : ?Ishel Thomas ; Edward Tate . Summers : Daniel Tate ; Comfort ; Eista Knox , father . Worrell : Comfort. Burton : or Elisha Kock . 480 , TATE , Edward (sig : E D Tate) & Sarah McMullin 8 Jan 1786 Sur : David Robinson . CONSENT : 7 Ja..~ 1786 Edwanl McMullins Wit : David Robi nson ; Jacob Salmons . MIN RET: Edward Tate & Sarah McMullen*by Edwd Crawford Summers . Worrell: dau of Edwd ; July 8 (*md 7 Jan 1786) 481 . TAYLOR, Isaac & Elizabeth Street . 23 Nov 1785 Sur : David May . CONSENT : 2J Nov 1785 Wm Street , father . Summers . Worrell 482. TAYLOR , Isaac & Susanna Smith. 9 Jan 1786 Sur : Tho's Price. MIN RET : I saac Taylor & Susanah Smith md 17 Jan 1786 by Edward Crawford . Summers : misprint . Worrell . 48J . TAYLOR , James & Anne Tillery . 5 Jan 1778 Sur : John Tillery Summers : Tellery . Worrell . 484. TAYLOR , James & Rebecca McDonald 22 Jan 1785 Sur : Walter McDonald MIN RET : Ja ' s Taylor & Rebecca McDonald md 24 Jan 1785 by Edwd Crawford Summers : not listed . Worrell . 485 . TAYLOR , Jonathan & Mary Kelly 5 Aug 1777 Sur : William Scott . (above sig : Taler) Summers . Worrell . 486 . TAYLOR , William & Margaret Tummons 31 Feb 1781 Sur : John Benny (sig: Benney) Summers . Worrell . 487 . TELFORD, Andrew & Pricilla Robertson . 4 Nov 1777 Sur: Frederick Smith Summers: not listed . Worrell : not listed. 488 . TEMPLETON , James & Lucy Billups 2J Dec 1787 Sur : Robt KeITiy (sig: ?Re y) Summers : Billips . Worrell : not listed . Good : Bellufes . 489 . TERRY , John & Esther Brown 2 Feb 1781 Sur : Thomas Brown Summers . Worrell : date ''bF .e2 1781 " - misprint. 490 . TERRY , Miles & Hannah Horton 30 Jan 1782 Sur : William Johnston. Wit: Caleb Wallace ; S~sanna Hancocke . Summers . Worrell . 491. THARP , Zacheus (sig : Zaciheus) & Catherine Taylor 14 Sept 1781 Sur: Joseph Damrel (sig: Dameron) CONSENT : 11~ Sept 1781. Charles Taylor, father of Katy . ... Zreckeous Tharp . Wit : Step ' n Moore; Jn'o Howard. Summers : Thorp . Worrell : not listed. 492 . THOMAS, Jonathan & Hannah Potts . J July 1786 Sur : Joseph Snodgrass MIN RET: Jonathon Thomes & Hannah Potts md 6 July 1786 by Edwd Campbell Summers . Worrell. 493 . THOMPSON , John & Winfred Brickey. 2 1 June 178 1. Sur: Jarret Brickey Summers: Winifred Breckey . Worrell: Winifred; Jarrett. 494. THOMPSON, Joshua & Mary Gantsley 12 Dec 1786 Sur: James Harvey Summers: Joshue. Worrell : ----- Gantsby. 495 . THOMPSON , Thomas & Anne McNeill 17 June 1784 Sur : Isaac Robinson Summers . Worrell : McNeal 496 . THOMPSON, William & Temperance Brickey, dau of Jarret 13 Jan 1790 Sur : James Thompson . CONSENT: Dec 9 . Jarret Brickey, father. Wit: James Thomps on; Jo ' s Thompson. Summers. Worrell: not listed . �24 497. TILFORD, Andw 498. 499 . 500. 501. 502. 503 . 504. 505. 506, 507. 508. 509 . 510. 511. 512. 513. 514. 515. & Elizabeth Reed . 20 Feb 1778 . Sur : Francis Graham . Summers : Andw C Tilford. Worrel l : n o t listed . TIPTON, Joshua & Jennet Shields . 10 Aug 1785 . Sur : Thomas S hield s . Summers . Worrell : Aug 16. TIWS, Joseph & Elizabeth Matthews . 6 Apri l 1775 . Su r : Stephen Ma y . Summers : Mathews ; Josp. Worrell : May 5 , 1775 . TOMENS , Sam'l & Barbara Herman md Oct 31 , 1786 by Sam ' l Shannan . MIN RET Summers : not listed. Worrell : not listed . TOOMEY , John & Rebackah McMahan. 23 Nov. 1788 . Sur : Henry Bowy e r . Wi t : Benj Rowe . CONSENT: 22 Nov 1788. Mic h . Tumey . John unde r age . Wi t : Pat . Lockhart , Thomas Creigh. Summers : John Turney, Mcchart McMahan , pa r ent . Worrell : Toomey Read , Nov 22. TOSH, Ja ' s & Anne Broadwater. 11 May 1787 , Sur : Mc h ' Reed ; T_ _ Canidey was marked out. (sig : Michael Reed) Summers. Worrel. TRIGG , William & Susanah Smith . 18 Aug 1788 . Su r : Franci s Preston . CONSENT: 18 Aug 1788. Fran ' s Smith, father . Wi t : Fran cis Pres ton , J Presto n . Summers . Worrell. WRMAN, Charles & Lucy Hilton . 14 Nov 1786 . S ur : Tho ' s Goods on . CONSENT : 10 Nov 1786. Elija h & susanna Hil t on. Wi t : fuvid Spurl ock , Dancy S teagall. Sum.niers . Worrell : dau of Elijah & Susanna h Hil ton . WRMA.N , Samuel & Barbara Shauman . 23 Oct 1786. S u r : Josep h Damrel l . ( s i g : .Ihmeron ) Summers : not lis ted . Worrell . VANSANDT, Elijah & Elinor Willson . 1 Aug 1784 . S ur: James Will s o n ( s ig : Wilson) (sig : Elege uinsant) MIN RET: Elijah Vanza nt & El ener Wilson md Sep ' ber 2, 1784 by Edwa rd Crawford . Worrell : Elisha Vansant . Summe rs : Elinor Nels on , Va u sant . VANSANDT, Isaiah & Margaret Thompson. 11 Aug 1782 S ur : John Wi l ls on (sig : Wilson). MIN RET: Isiah Vansant & Margaret Thomps on? or Thomson md 12 Aug 1782 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers: 1783, I s eah Vausant . Worrell : Vans ant . VINSANT, Lisha (sig : Elisha Vansand) & Marga r e t Crawford . 8 April 1788 Sur: William Hawkins . CONSENT: Apr 7 , 1788. Andre w Craford , father of Margit, • •• • ••• Elisha Vinsant .••• Wit: Jonathan Taylor, Nicolas Sharkey . Summers: Mary. Worrell: Elisha. Summers : Vaus ant. VAUNS, Philip & Liddy Armstrong md Dec 2 , 1782 by Edw ' d Crawford . List dated 13 Mar 1783. MIN RET. Summers: not listed. Worrell : not listed . VEAL, Thomas & Mary Kerr . 11 Mar 178? . Sur : Stephen May. (sig: Tho ' s Veall.) Summers . Worrell . VERNER, Wm & Sarah Faught md 29 Oct 1782 by Edw ' d Crawford . MIN RET . Summers : not lis ted. Worrell : not listed. VIORS , Robert & Mary Carpenter, md 7 Jany 1785 by Edw'd Crawford. MIN RET Summers : not lis ted. Worrell : not listed. WADDLE, fuvid & Kesiah Dehart . 10 Jany 1786 Sur : Wm Wooley. MIN RET : fuvi d Waddle & Kez iah Dehart md 31 J a n 1786 by Edward Crawford Summers: DeHart . Worrell: Keiah. WALKER, Henry & Martha Woods . 27 Dec 1781 Sur : Andrew Wood ( s i g : Woods ) Summers : not listed. Worrell. WALKER, Jame s & Margaret Woods 2 Ma r 1773 Sur : J a mes Woods. Paper: 2 Mar 1773 . "of a ge " by And'w Woods. Wit : James Woods . Summers. Worrell : 1772. Andw Woods is sur . �25 516. WALKER, Oliver & Millian Webb 8 June 1779. 7 June 1779. Julies Webb , father . Summers: Olivin; John Webb , parent . Sur : W' m McClenachan. Worrell : Million Webb , father Julius. Wit : James 517 . WALKER , Samuel & Susanna McDonald 26 Oct 1786 Sur: A Smyth. 518. 519. 520 . 521. 522 . 523. .524. 525. Poindexter. (sig : Sarnl Walker Jun ' r) Summers . Worrell . WALKER, Wm & Mary Walker 25 Apl 1785 Sur : Joseph Snodgrass . MIN RET : Wm Walker & Mary Walker md 10 May 1785 by Edward Crawford . Summers . Worrell : 1786. WALLACE , Caleb & Rosanna Christian . 10 May 1779. Sur : Heni-y Pawling. (sig : Henry Paulling.) Summers . Worrell : Joseph Christian , sur. WALLACE , Robert & Anne Cartmill . 10 Dec 1789 . Sur : William Wallace . (Nancy Cartmill marked thro) . (Sig : Thomas Cartmill for Robert Wallace) CONSENT: 10 Dec 1789 . James Cartmill , father . Wit : Henry Cartmill, William Wallace MIN RET : Robert Wallace & Anne Cartmill md 31 Dec 1789 by Edw ' d Crawford. Summers . Worrell . WARD, Jn ' o (John) & Marget Woods . 14 Weby 1786 Sur: Andrew Woods. Consent : 14 Feb 1786 . Joseph Ward , father • .•• .. Mrs Woodses dau ••.• CONSENT: 14 Feb 1786, Mrs Merey or Mercy Woods, mother. Wit : Andrew Woods , Geo. Smiley . MIN BET : John Ward & Margaret Woods md 16 Feb 1786 by Edward Crawford . Summers: misprint - parents listed 1 line below as Jos & Mary Woods. Worrell : not listed. WATTERSON, Will iam & Agniss Shankli n . 22 Oct 1788. Sur : Wil liam Barnett. CONSENT : 21 Oct 1778. Robert & Rebecca Shanklin . Wit: William Taylor, Henry Reburne ,James Reburne . Summers . Worrell . WAT'IWOOD, George & Margaret Franklin . 27 Jan 1779 . Sur : William Allen. Sig : Watwod) . Wit : Tutvid May, Chas Cameron . Summers : Wallwood . Worrell . WEBB , James & Jane Claxton JO Nov 1784 Sur : Wm McClenachan Summers : John Webb & Cloxton. Worrell . WEBB , Julias & Ann Givens 13 Dec 1790 Sur: James Webb. CONSENT: 13 ?_ __ , Dec ' r 1790. Ial . Givens , father . Wit : Julias Webb , ? J Smyth , Jas Webb Summers : Julius . Worrell : dau D:tb . Givens . WESE , Phillip & Ann Votane . 21 July 1788. Sur: Isaac Annstrong. (sig: Phillip Wease) CON8ENT : 19 July 1788. John Votaiwt father of Ann. Wit: Enoch McKinney, Isaac Armstrong. MIN RET: Phillip Wease & Ann Votaue md Jul y 24, 1788 by license by Christophe~ Clark. Summers: Phillip Wean , Votare ; Isaac A.nnstrong as parent. Worrell : Wears ; Voltain. Burton : Votan . WEEST, Peter & Mary Smith 12 Sep 1788 Sur: Wil liam Smith. MIN RET: Peter West & Mary Smith md 19 Sept 1789 by Edwd Crawford. Summers : Woost . Worrell: Weist . Fowler: md Sept 14. WELSH, John & Elizabeth Thing*. 23 May 1789 Sur: William Grahams? (paper torn) CONSENT : 22 May 1789. William Thing, father •• •. consent of Wm & Mary Thing , parents .. Wit: William Grahams, Wm Tayler, James Reburn. Summers: Thurvy (Eliz ' h & Wm). Worrell: John Welch, Esther Thing. Fowler: * I wonder if this could be King. WHITE, Samuel & Sarah Ha.ndeford 15 Aug 1787 Sur: Robert Annstrong. MIN RET: Samuel White & Sarah Handsford md 31 Aug 1787 by Christopher Clark License dated 16 Aug. Summers: Hauford. Worrell: Handiford. ---- 526. 527. .528 . 529. CONSENT: �26 530. WHITEHEAD, William & Margaret Hutchison . 11 Jan 1785 . Sur : Thomas Hutchison. MIN RET : William Whitehead & Margaret Hutchi s on md 13 Jan 1785 by Edward Crawford. Summers: William Rev White . Worrell : J an 25 , 1785 531. WICKHAM, John & Rebekah Dodd . 27 Aug 1785 . Sur : Francis Preston . CONSENT : 25 Aug 1785. Susanna Barton, mother of Rebeckah · Dodd . Wit : Will i a m Dodd. Summers : no parent listed . Worrell : Sur : Wm Dodd , consent by S Barton. 532 . WILLCOCKS , Benj ' n & Mary Kelly 24 Sept 1787 Sur : Joseph Robinson . Summers : ~Tilcocks . Worrell. Fowler : Millcocks . 533 . WILLEY, John & Lydia Robinson. 13 May 1774. Sur : William Mann Summers : not listed . Worrell : not listed. Sur : Jos i as Crawf'ord ( s i g : 534. WILLFORD?, Jacob & Mary Mccorkle 3 Jan 1786 Jonas (X his mark) Crawford.) (sig : for Willford - Jacob Kessler) CONSENT : J Jan 1786 Patrick McCorkel , father ..... to marry Jacob Willfong . MIN RET: Jacob Wiltsong & Sarah Mccorkle md 3 J an 1786 by Edward Crawf'ord . Summers : not listed. Worrell: Feb J , 1786 , Willfong?Wilsong . Good: Jacob Wiltfong (sig : Hessler?) , Jonas Crawford ; Padrick McCorckel 535 . WILLIAMS , Tho ' s & Rachel Casteel 2Q Apl 1779 Sur : Jos eph Cas til~ or Castill (sig : Jo's Casteel) Summers . Worrell : James Casteel , sur. 536. WILLIAMSON, James & Nancy Mccorkle . 13 Sep 1788. Sur i Patrick Mccorkle . MIN RET: James Williamson & Nancy Mccorkle md 7 Oct 1788 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: Joseph Williamson , 2nd entry no date , Jas Williams . Worrell : Sept 30 537. WILLINGTON, Thomas & Alice Brady . 2 Deer 1779 Sur : Jacob Carper . Summers: Wiltington , parents listed wrong . Worrell : Wi ttington . 538. WILLSON, George & Jean Wallace 9 Nov 1784 Sur : Jame Willson. MIN RET s George Wilson & Jane Wallice md 11 Nov 1784 by Edwd Crawf'ord. Summers: Worrell: Wilson, Wallen for Wallace . 539. WIISON , James & Elsanett McClure. 15 Sept 1785 Sur : Martin Beard. MIN RET s James Wilson & Elianath McClure md 22 Sep 1785 by Edward Crawford . Summers : Eliza McClure. Worrell : Eli zabeth , Sept 5 . Burton: Elizabeth. 540. WILLSON, John (sig: Wilson) & Elizabeth Wil son . * Sur : Isaiah Vansandt ( s ig: Van Sandt) CONSENT: 11 Aug 1782 . Isaiah Vansandt . MIN RETz John Wilson & Elisabeth Wil son md 12 Aug 1782 by Edwd Craw.ford. Summers: Eliza Nelson Worrell : not listed. *Bond dated 11 Aug 1782 541. WILSON, John & Rosa1ma Dennis dau of Joseph Denni s . 7 Jan 1790 Sur : James Peery. CONSENT: 7 Jan 1790, Joseph Dinnies . * Wit: William Peery , James Peery. MIN RET: John Wilson & Rosanna Dennis md 12 Jan 1 790 by Edwd Crawfo:rd. (*father of Rosanna) Summers. Worrell . 542 . WILSON, Josiah & Margare11 Crow 9 Nov 1790 Sur : John Crow . CONSENT: Oct 29, 1790. Willm Crow, father, • ••• daughter Pegey •••• Wi t s J ohn Crow, Tho' s Willson. MIN RET: (blank) Wilson & Mary Crow md Dec (blank) 1 790 by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell: Josiah Webb & Margaret Crow, dau Wm md 9 Nov 1790. 543. WILLSON, Richard (sig: Wilson) & Margaret Fulton . J O Nov 1784 S ur: John Strother. MIN RET: Richard Wilson & Margaret Fulton md 1 Dec 'be r 1784 by Edw'd Crawford. Summer: parents, Richard. & Sarah, misprint. Worrell . 544. WILSON, Thomas & Elizabeth Warnock md 6 Jan 1785 by Edwd Crawford. MIN RET Summers: not listed. Worrell: not listed . 545 . WOODS , Adam & Anne Shirkey. 29 May 1773. Sur: Patrick Sharkey Summers: Shirl ey. Worrell: Wood, 1772 �27 546 . WOOI:S, Saml (sig: Samuel) & Jane Green 17 July 1778 Sur : Edward Green . CONSENT : 16 July 1778, Elizabeth Woods , mother •• .. Edward Green's dau • •• • Wit : Edward Green , Richard Armstrong . Summers : mother Eliza Woods . Worrell . 547 . WOOLEY , Mich ' l & Jane Mann 1J Aug 1779 . John Gillaspie (sig : Gillespy) Summers : Woolsey & Jane Main . Worrell : Woodley r sur Jno Gillespie . 548. WORLEY, Tu.vid & Hannah McClure md Feb 17 , 1784 by Edward Crawford.. Summers: not listed . Worrell : not listed. 549. WRIGHT, James & Eliz ' a Black 5 April 1781 Sur: John Black. CONSENT : 4 April 1781 . James Black , father . Summers : John Wright, parent Joseph Black. Worrell : Apr J 550 . WRIGHT, John & Anne Cohar 8 Sept 1778. Sur : William Crow Summers : Cohan . Worrell : Coher . 551 . WRIGHT, John & Catherine Parsinger 12 Oct 1785 Sur : John Parsinger Summers : Persinger. Worrell : Catherin Persinger. 552 . WRIGHT, John & Agness McMurry, dau of Will McMurry 13 Aug 1789 Sur: Falser Kimberlin (sig : Kimberling), CONSENT: 8 Aug 1789 Wm McMurry, father . Wit: W Estill, Christopher Clark. MIN RET : John Wright & Agnes McMurry md by license on 17 Aug ~789 by Christopher Clark. Summers : Worrell : McMurray . 13 Feb 1785 Sur: Paulser Kemberlin 553 . WRIGHT, William & Rachel Sawyers (sig : False Kimberling) CONSENT : 8 Feb 1785 , Samson Sawyers , father ••• Agnes, wife of Samson . .• . dau Rechal • ... Wit : Roger Morning , J ames Brown, Tu.vid Rees. MIN RET : Wm Wright & Rachel Sawyers md 21 Feb 1785 by Edward Crawford. (Note : see bond of Samuel Scott) Summers : Samuel Sawyers . Worrell : dau of Solomon & Agnes, 1789. ?) & Christian Coulter. 10 Aug 1784 554. WRITSMAN , John (sig : Johan ? Sur: Fiat Wysong. MIN RET : John Wrightsman & (blank) Coulter md 29 Aug 1784 by Edward Crawford. Summers : Jan . Worrell: Christina . Good : Johan Wutsman? 555 . WYATT, Reubin & Margaret Robinson 9 May 1787 Sur : John Wiley (sig: John Willey) Summers : not listed . Worrell : not listed . 556. YOCUUM , Geo & _ _Taylor. 5 Oct 1780. Sur : Peter Keeny (sig: Keeney) (sig : George Yocom) CONSENT: 5 Oct 1780, George Taylor, father of I sabellea Taylor. Wit : Peter Keeney. Summers : Isabella . Worrell : Yoakum , Esabella Taylor. FRANKLIN COUNTY , VIRGINIA Legislative Petitions 1790-1825 1811 , Dec . 4. John Law, guardian of Betsy Law ....... , . .. Betsy Law is 7 years old . . . .. . ..... 100 acres of land in Botetourt County to be sold •.. 1810, Dec . 6. Ryan's Petition, Sarah Ryan . ... . . . . husband William Ryan died 1800, . . .... petitioner upwards of 60 years ,, . , .. ... 1809 her father died at an advanced aged leaving her slaves in Georgia •................ The above are abstracts from the folder containing petitions for Franklin Co. at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia. �28 QUAR'IERLY EXCHANGE NEWS LETTER, Grayson County Historical Society , Inc . , Rt 1 Box 293 , Elk Creek , Va . 24J26 . Notes on Grayson Co. and query section. $5 . 0 0 a yr . THE JOURNAL of the Kanawha Valley Genealogical Soci e ty, Vol 4 , #8 , Aug , 1980. p 2 , Members of Town Creek Primiti ve Baptist (1865)°, Henry , Virg i n i a , in Franklin County , Va. GENEALOGY, Indiana Historical Society, Genealogical Resource , #55, Aug. , 198 0 : Ne w York Ci t y, A THE GENEALCGIST., The Apacne ·_Getiealogical Society , Vol V #4 , July 1980 . p1 What you can Expect to Find in Washington, DC record repos i t ori es ; p4 Wha ts ' s in a Name?; p 8 Project Snoop (interlibrary loan). MIDWEST HISTORICAL AND GENEALCGICAL REGISTER , Vol 15 , #2 : p50 , Genealogist's Code of Ethics (This has appeared in several quarterlies) ; p 70 Research : A Guide for Beginning Genealogists ; p 73 How To Pres erve Old News paper Clippings . THE WAGONER NEWSLETTER, Vol J Four Kinds of Bones . #9 , Sept , 1980, pJJ : The Body of S ociety Has WIMMER FAMILY NEWSLETTER , Fred Wi mmer , 804 Falconer Rd , Joppatowne , Md . 2 1 085 Includes Wimrners and related lines . $5.00 a year. Anyone interested in 19th century Augusta Co , Va will rejoice to hear that the Illustrated Atlas of Augusta County , Virginia, first published in 1885 , has been reprinted in a s l ightly reduced size by the Augusta County Historical Society. It includes maps , Waddell ' s Annals , physiography , and J4 biographies and illustrations of the era . Order from : Augusta Historical Society , Box 686 , Staunton , Va 24401. Price is $18 . 00, plus $1. 50 for handling, Virginia residents add $ . 64 (cents) sales tax. BOONE GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY (WV) has many cemetery records in the Apr & July (1980) issues . (editor apologizes for the lateness ) THE CONNECTOR of the Hamil ton Genealogical Society , membership $7 . 50 , is attempting to establish a genealogical clearing house , a truly ambi tious project open to anyone and not limited to Hamiltons . The 1980 SURNAME SEARCHER of the Southern California Genealogical Society contains their membership list and s urname index, which tells geographic location of sumame sought . This is a big book , with 96 pages of surnames. BULLETIN OF VA-NC PIEDMONT (Va ) 1 If you have any family in this area , y ou will find this bulletin of much interest s dower lands , wil ls , cemetery records , obituary notices, surnames . I THE SEACHER (Calif. ) Confederate Military and Pension Records - where to order records. Calif. infl on Robert Bedwell from Rappahannock Co , Va , i n 1660. YE OLDE GENEALOGIE SHOPPE, 905 Vandergriff Road , PO Box 391 28 , Inai danapol i s , IN 46239 - cost $1. 50 catalogue type - - some good source material on Va & WV. CASTLE ' S WOODS and EARLY RUSSELL COUNTY, 1769-1799 - revised edition , addi tion . Order from Rus sell Co. Public Library, PO Box 247, Lebanon, Va 24266. Price $5. 00 . Sold by the Rus sell Co. His torical Society to help restore the o l d Cou r thous e in the county. I I �29 PUBLICA TIONS RECEIVED The foll owing publica tions have been received and we thought that you might like to know about t hem . We do not exchange with these quarterlies . PINON WHISPERS , Southea stern Colorado Genealogical Society , Inc . , 100 East Abriendo , Pueblo , Colorado 81004 . Published quarterly , newsletter monthly, membership - Adult , 1a mily , s enior/student , or organization , payable by April 1st . THE TRI - CITY GENEALOCICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN of Richland , Pasco, Pennewick , lo/ashington , Rt . 1, Box 5006 , Richland WA 99352 , published quarterly . OUR HERITAGE - AMOR PATRI AE , San Antonio Genea logical & Historical Society , PO Box 5907 , San Antonio , TX 78201. Published quarterly . Subscription rates and dues : Active membership , non -res i dent , libraries & societies . Own. library . THE HERITAGE TRAIL , Frederick County Family Facts , The Frederick County Genealogical Society , PO Box 58 , Frederick , Md. 21701. THE HOOSIER JOURNAL OF ANCESTRY, published by Naomi Keith Sexton , PO Box 471J9 , Little York , Indiana 47139. GENEALOCICAL SOCIETY OF OKALOOSA COUNTY , PO Box 1175 , Fort Walton Bea.ch , FL 32549 . QUEBEC FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY, PO Box 1026 , Postal Station Pointe Claire, Pointe Claire , Quebec H9S 4H9 MID-CITIES GENEALCGICAL SOCIETY , PO Box 171, Bedford , TX 76021. THE SUN CITY GENEALOGIST, the Sun City Genealogical Society , PO Box 1494, Sun City , Arizona 85372 . LA CROSSE AREA GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY , La Crosse Area Genealogical Society, PO Box 1782 , La Crosse , WI 54601 OLYMPIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY , Olympia Genealogical Society , Olympia Public Library, Seventh a nd Franklin, Olympi a , WA 98501 % THE SONOMA SEARCHER , Sonoma County Genealogical Soci ety, PO Box 2273 , Santa Rosa , CA 95405 SEARCHERS & RESEARCHERS of Ellis Co., TX ., Ellis County Genealogical Society PO Box J85 , Waxahachie, TX 75165 THE FAMILY TREE NEWSLETTER , The Family Tree Genalogical Society, 450 Potter Street , Wauseon , OH 4J567 . NEWS AND JOURNAL , Tippah County Historical & Genealogical Society, 308 North Commerce St . , Ripley , Miss . J866J . TIMBER TRAILS , Yamhill County, Genealogical Society, PO Box 568, McMinnville, Oregon 97128 . �30 The fol l owing was publ ished in t he 10 October 18 12 iss ue of THE POLITICAL PRC6PECT at Abingdon, Virginia: A list of letters remaining in the Post Office at Abingdon, Va • on the first day of October 18 12, wh i ch if no.t take n o ut before the first day of January, 1813. will b e sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters. John Anderson, 1 ,Mr. George Byars, 1 , William Byars, 1 , Messrs· A. Buchanan & co. Ezekiel Boutcher, 1, Messr' s John Br own & c ol, John or Edmond Boland, 2, William BlaclG. . ell , 1 , Mr. Ge orge Br ooks , 1, Austin Bishop, 1, Mr. William Clemmons , 1, James Crow, 2, William Ctnnmings, 1, John F, Conn 1, Mr . Robert Churc h, 1, Mr. Thomas Colly, 1, Mr. Isaac Collin, 1, Jonathan Collam, esq. 1, John H. Clark, 1, Charles Stewart Cars on, 1, Mr. Peter G. Countess, t, Me ssrs. Robt. Campbell& son, t, Campbell, esq . 1, James Crawford, 1, Al ex'r Dode , esq. 1, Mesrs. James Drab, and co. 1, Mr. H. St. John Dixon, 1 , Mr. Capt . Dixon, 1, Mr. Will iam Dixon, 1, Maj. An lw. Davidson, t, Mr . Isa a~ Depuer, 1., James Davis 1, Maj . Thos . Edmondson, 1, Samuel Edminson, 1, Maj. John Edmunson, 1, John Anthony Fity Patrick, 1, Willing Fulling, 1, Messrs. A & S Fulton, 1, Messers. Haslerig and Finley, 2, Mr. Samuel Fulton, esq. 1 , Mr. Washington Fulps, 1 , Peter Gay , 1 , Philip Greever, 1 , Mrs. Mary Goff, 1, Henry Gregg, 1, Mr. Armstead Go ss , 1 , Bathany Hull, 1, Samuel D. Hooser, 1, Mr. Michael Horn, 1, Philip Horn and John Hayter, 1, Mr. Isaac Hughs , 1, Robert Houston, 1, Mr. John Harrington , 2, Mr. Andrew Hender son, 1 , Leonard Hutton, 1 , Mr. William Harris~ 1, Mr. Williams Hogins; 1, Mr. Ster>hen Lett, 1, Mr. Thomas Jamison, 1, Susannah Jone s , 1, John Kelly, esq. 1, Mr . Mathew Kincannon , 1, Edward Hampton, 1, Peter Long, 1, Mr. J ames M' Cni ght, 1, Mr . Joseph Meek, 1, Andrew M1 Henry esq. 1 , Thomas Mille r, 1, Mr. Joseph Moore, 1, Mr. John Murdock, 1, Mr, James M'Croskey, 1, Mr. David Martin, 1, Mrs. Eliza Meek, 1, Mr. Hugh M'Chesney, 1, Mr. Samuel Neal, 1, Martin Nickles, 1, Mr. James o:r, 1, Messer s. Robt. Preston and Son, 3, Col. Francis Preston, 2, Miss. Susan S. Preston, 1, Mr. Andrew Patterson, 1 , Reason Ray, 1, She:iff of vJashington County, 1 , Mr. Zachariah S hugart, 2 , Mr. Lewis Stone, 1, Mr. Thomas Smith, 1, Mr. Wm. Speer. 1, Mr. Robert Strange, 1, Peter Stalaup, 1, Maj. John Tate, 1, William P. Thompson esqr. 1, Ma j. James Taylor, 1, Stephen Taylor, 1, Mr. Obijah Thomas, 1 , Mrs. Jane Tood, 1, Mrs. J ane R. Thompson, 1, Jesse Viney, 1, Mr. John Vint, 1 , Samuel Varme n, 1, Mr. David Waid, l , Mr.,- William Walter, 1, Mr. Joseph Wood, 1, Mrs. Kittv West, 1, Edward West, 1, Mr. William Washam, 1. JOHN M1 CORMACK P. M. October 2, 1812. Copied by C. E. Shepard Box 511 Far Hills Branch, Dayton, Ohio 45419 from microfilm or' the POLITICAL PROSPECT which was published in Washington County, Va. - - - - - - ~-~- �QUERIES J1 Vivian Q BANDY , !i2 ~an Mi-;uel Ave , 3an Mateo, CA 94403 Need info on : Ba:rnett SMITrl Sr (1 747-1 819) of Hanover and Louisa Cos. , son of John and Frances SMITH , md Jane MOSS , will proved HC!-nover Co 1 Dec 178J. Their son Barnett Jr md Mary GRAYSON , moved to Barren Co , Ky . Also Ann SMITH , dau of Thomas SMITH , md Capt William GRAYSON , grandpa rents of Mary GRAYSON . Were Smith lin es related ? Will exc hange . Marianna B WHITE , RR 4 , Box 154·, Shelbyville , TN 37160 Need info on the fo llowing peopl e : Abednego WH ITE, d Tazewell Co , Va , ca 1820. Children : ( ? ) Meshack , d 1874 Russell Co, Va , md Lodica HORTON; Charlotte md John RA'ILIFF 1801 Tazewell Co , Va . Mrs Harold M GOODE , 524 Westview Ave , Bed.ford , VA 24523 John WALDEN , b ca 1760 (where ?) md Martha HOPKINS 6 Apr 1786 , Bed.ford Co, Va , dau of William Hopkins . Children : Jane ( COBBS) , Harriett (HANCOCK) , Mary (GOGGI N) , Elizabeth ( SAfl.:vlONS ), James . John WALDEN, d Bedford Co . 18J9. Need parents na mes , Co. he came from . Is he r~lated to Waldens of Pittsylvania, Campbell and Ha lifax Cos of same period . Mrs. L. G. BRIMHA LL , Box 787 , Winston , OR 97496 Thomas DAVIS in Pitts ylvania Co , Va 1770 md Miss DYER. D:tu F:r:ances md Ianiel Green SAUNDERS , son of William D:tvid Saunders , b ca 1725 Lancaster Co, PA. First wife Polly, second wife Ann DOVE. Herman Joseph WILLIAMS , 2860 Circle Drive , Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 . Am interested i n any inforrna tion of the George Harrison Williams (1812-1891) des cendan ts , particul arly the families of his children : Sarah b 1832, Philip b 18J4 , Mary b 18J9, Agnes b 184J , Martha b 1845 , Emma b 1850, all born in Craig Co , Va. Mar aret DRODY W ndale Ave , SW Roanoke Va 24018 Info exchange re Va WV families of : (1) Grace TANNER 1771(wi fe of Jesse HUGHES. (2) DRODY , DRODDY, DRAWDY , DRUDE, & variants. (J) (HARLESS, Ballard 1826 and issue of Philip 1778 & Ma ry 1797. (4) SNIDER , Mary Jane, 1827 & issue of Harrison & Michael Snider . (5) SCHOONOVER , Willia m, 1814. Mrs Doris V BIAS , 730 Tudell S t , Huntington , WV 25704 Searching the parents of Henry F S TINESPRING, b 1814, Va, md 1835 Mary Lucenda VANCE , were living in Bath Co , Va. Children: James W, Sarah, Elizabeth, Polina, David H. , Jona than, Alice , Mary , Harvey , Franklin . md 2nd 1850 Martha~?~ Son Tu.vid G Henry, d 19 Oct 1874 Williamsville , Va . Mrs Alva VIA JOHNSON , 1103 Overland Rd , Roanoke , Va 24015 Info on Frances RAINES (1787-1859) married 10 Aug 1806 Monroe Co, VA, J ohn SMITH (1785-1821) . Also Susanah LAUCH (b 18J4 ) rnd ca 1854 Pulaski or Giles Co, Va, Francis M SONGER ?SINGER (b 18JJ ) . Mrs. Inez F . ST . CLAIR , 76? VA Ave. Salem, VA 24153 . Need descendants of Jeremiah FARMER, Montgomery CO. VA 1792, b . Chesterfield co. , marr ied in Lune nburg CO . Hiram SMITH m. Poll y RIDPATH, Montgomery Co, VA 1812. Who were his ancestors or parents? Who were Rachel Hasley FARMER 's parents? - Wythe CO. VA. �J2 Birdie B. VONTREBRA, 246 ~· Fowler, Apt. l, Oconomowoc, WI , 5 3066 Need parents of Charles LONG, b. ca. 1770-1774, Rockbridge Co, VA, m 16 Dec., 1793, Catherine FIRESTONE, also of Rockbridg e CO. Whe re ? MD or VA? Mrs. June E. GREEN, 4078 Stony Brook Dr . , Hamilton, OH, 450ll Seeking bd.-and parents of Daniel BLANKENSHIP b. ca. 1822 in Tazewell or Russell Co VA. In Buchanan Co. 1860 census, served in Union Army in KY 29th Div. Co unknown. D in Buchanan Co. ca 1899-1900. 1st w. Sophia, 2nd wife Spicey BLANKENSHIP. Eleanor MULLINS, 1253 Floyd Ave, SW, Roanoke VA, 24015 Robert Clement BROWN, Cumberland Co. VA claimed bounty land for service in French & Indian War in 1758. Where? In 1812, Peggy COOL m. Jacob MCNEIL in Franklin Co. VA. Who was whe? Where from? John MULLINS was living with his son, Booker, in Franklin Co. VA in 1810. Whom did he m? Who were his parents? Mrs. W. M. PETERSEN, 724 Grace Ave. Charleston, WV 25302 Desire parents of Jesse HUBBARD and w, Anna, (Annie) who resided in Patrick Co.VA in 1778. Children: Jonathan, Anna, William, Stephen, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Joel, Lucy, & John. Sandra S. BIRTHISEL, Star Rt. J.:, Box 334, Tornado, WV 25202 Want to hear from descendants of Henry Heath BROOKS & Matilda Catherine DAUGHERTY m. 28 Feb. 1883 in Tazewell Co VA. Also decendents of: E. BEDSAUL & Sarah J. DAUGHERTY, m. 27 Dec. 1871, in Tazewell Co. VA. Also decendants of George & Polly NUNLEY from Tazewell Co. VA, now McDowell Co. WV. Michael !· PORTS, ~Cedar Ridge, Annapolis, MD, 21403 Wish to correspond with anyone researching family of Thomas J. RILEY who was b. in Russell Co. in 1817, and d in the New Garden District of Russell Co. on July 9, 1885. furn. first Celia JOHNSON ca. 1843, 2nd Mary J. MUNSEY on June 12, 1856, and 3rd Eliza FRAILEY on Nov. 5, 1877. They had the following children : Hugh Lafayette (18 5-1894) who married Josephine BRADSHAW ; Charles B. (1848 -?) ; Louis J. (1849-?) who m. Josephine BRADSHAW; Charles B. (1848-?); Louis J. (1849-?) whom. A. Taylor HUGHES; George F. (1850-? ) ; Octavo E. (1852-?) who m. 1st Wm. A. KILGORE & 2nd James B. J OHNSON ; and Patsey M. (1859-?). WilJ..,answer all and exch. Mrs . ~obert ~· .MISER, 115 ~· Grant St., Bozeman, !:!:£. 59715 Need info attainable for John A. RAMEY who m. 2nd w. PRICE(?). Lived in Wa~hington and/or Russell Co. VA. Was living near Lebanon at time of WWio Children were Mary Elizabeth called Molly; & Robert Andrew. Mrs o Charles !!· ANDERSON, 312 ~· Clinton St., Leitchfield, KY t275:4 Need pare n t s a nd marriage of Joseph ANDERSON & Nancy DEWESEL ( ? -VA - ca.. 1810 - set t led in White Co. Tenn. ca . 1811. Need parents & siblings or Daniel Jo SAUNDER, VA. m Campbell Co. VA 23 Oct . 1793 to Martha STITH. �JJ Charles ~ · B LACK~.RD , 10405 Mosscrest Dr ., Dallas, TX 75238 Any info on des cendants of .../illoughby BLACKARD, b •. Aug . 12, 1758, prob. in Bute or Orange County, NC . M. Susannah Owen(s). Was in Wythe Co . VA in 1832 . Prob . d . in i.Jythe or Stua rt Co. VA. between 1832 and 1840. Mrs. Catherine S . SCHORN, 4624 East 54th ST ., #224, Tulsa, OK 74135 Want info on a CASPAR/GASPAR ALLBRIGHT anCf""Joseph ALLBRIGHT"-Tn Botetourt Co., ca. 1790 . Gasper had a dau . Sarah whom . 1809 as a war d of John WATKINS . Casper and Charlotte mov. to Franklin Co . where he made his will 1803. He had sons John, Henry (m . Sarah Sewell, may have moved to Ohio & Indiana) , John m. Polly HACK. Was there a son Wm? Was he the Wm. whom. Jane .MEADOR 1821 and Sarah MIMMO 1832 in Franklin Co? What was Caspar's relationship with Valentine WYSONG , who lived adjoining in Fr anklin Co. Was Caspar his bro-in-law? Father - in-law? Martha Q. BLAND, 703 Seaford Rd., Bel Air , MD 21014 Would like info on Dr. William Jacob SMITH ZT744-1818) Montgomery Co . said to have been tried as a 'Tory' after Revolution . Also info on John & Mary (KIRBY) WALTERS - early 1800 ' s. Mrs . W. ~· GROSS , Star Route , Bridgeport, WA. 98813 Henry GROSECLOSE b . in 1771 d. May 1, 1836, m. Elizabeth COPENBARGER 27 Feb . 1793, in Wythe Co . Va . Who were Elizabeth ' s parents , brothers & sisters? Mondia E. DYER, P . O. Box 4364, Roanoke , VA 24015 Info wanted on James JENKS""""&13etty MORRISSETT , m. in Goochland Co . VA 1812. Resided in Richmond , VA . Velma Ann (ROGERS) TOWER , Elmore City, OK 73035 Does anyone know anything about Jesse ROGERS, who was b. 1801 in Hawkins Co . TNZ He ma. Lucinda (RICE) maybe. They had knoWlsons, Calaway b. 1830 TN. Arthur b. 1831, Scott Co . VA, Patton M. C. b . 1836, Scott Co.Va. 1830 census shows four boys in the household. 1860 census shows a Robert James ROGERS who was b . in 1855 in . I found a John M. C. RICE in the HAWKINS Co TN. census. The M.C. coincides with the M.C . in the name of Patton M.C. ROGERS . Patton M.C. was ki lled during the Civil War . Calaway was in Douglas County MO . in the 1880 census. Ce.lvin Lee WEDDLE, ~ Pennsylvania Ave., NE, Roanoke, VA 24019 I am looking for the parents of Thomas HELMS who m. Mary WEDDLE IN Montgomery Co.VA. 26 March 1818. Can anyone help? Albert H. CREASY, 204 South Orr Dr. , Normal IL 61761 Trying to locate the graves of Claiborne CREASY and his son , Wyatt CREASY who both d. ca . 1850, prob. in Bedford Co . VA. Can anyone help me! Harold ~ · CRAWFORD, 1615 Rocky Ford Rd, Columbus, IN 47201 My g. g . grandfather, William CRAWFORD, by will dated 22 July 1813, inherited Daniel STEWART ' s land in Wythe Co. VA. I have been unable to determine that STEWART was a relative. Does anyone have info about STEWARTs or CRAWFORDs of Wythe Co. that might shed light on the relationship? �34 Mrs. James Q. HOBBS, f . Q. Box 752 , Pikeville, KY 41501 Need info on Thomas & Margaret "Peggy" PATTERSON, .who lived in Lee Co . VA ca. 1860- 1870. Need names of Thomas GARRETT ' S wives. He was b . ca. 1775, d . ca . December, 1852 , Lee Co . VA. Where did he live before Lee Co . ? Who were his parents? Robin Ann SMITH, 947 Vassar , Apt • .2_, Kalamazoo , MI 49001 Exchange all info on following VA . families: SMELSER, BURNETT, MELTON (MILTON), DAVIDSON, VENCILL and STOCKDELL. Su san SALISBURY, 307 Buckingham Rd, ~ · Palm Need par ents of Martha Ann MCGRAW , b . circa 27, 1859, Purdy, TN. m. to Benjamin WRIGHT, Ga. d. Jan 30, 1860, Purdy , TN. Need their Beach, FL 33405 1793, Dinwiddie Co . VA, d. Feb. b . April 2 , 1789, Chatham Co . marriage place and date. Frances HALLOWAY, 308 McCr eery, La Junta , CO 81050 Want info on David L. LUNSFORD or John B. LUNSFORD who m. Nancy HITE, 1849 Rockbridge Co . VA. Want to hear from decendants of Elisha ESTES b. 1749 , son Andrew, Lundenburg Co . VA. Mrs. Vivian HILTON JOHNSON (Joe R. ), f.Q.Box 698, Danvil le, KY 40422 Seek info on Alfr ed HAMMOND, w. Lucinda MUSGROVE, lived near Marion, Smyth Co. VA. Their known ch.: Robert , Neumwn, Florence, Lockie, Jessie (f), Ida Lodeman, (md. Char lie POSTON) , and James Richard, b. 1874, Smyth Co . ,VA . md. Lizzi e SHOPE and lived in Harlan, Harlan Co. , KY ., where he died in 1 925 . ~· Drusilla Payne MOGAVERO, 1372 Har low · Rd., Columbus , OH . 43227 Need info on ch. of Moses PAYNE in Bedford , VA. in 181 0 . Who we r e parents of Ellis PAYNE in Bedfor d Co. VA . in 1799? He m. Mary RAGLAND. Need more knowledge of John WILSON of Henr y Co . VA. 1 806. He had c h i l dren, Diana, Patrick and Henr y . ~· ~ · ECKSTADT, 608 Hunter , Kil gor e, TX 75662 Mary DOWNARD who m. John HENDERSON the dau. of Thoma s DOWNARD? Their son, Joseph HENDERSON, mar ried Jane MCGEE, dau. of Robert and Jane . John HENDERSON, Robert MCGEE and Thomas DOWNARD wer e tor ies in Mont gome r y Co . VA . Mrs. Was ~· Wat ha LAMBERT, 6005 ~· Indianola Ave ., Phoenix, AZ 85033 John ALSUP m. Jurta POTTER 23 May 1762, Goochland Co . VA . need parents of each. Would like to cor respond with person r esear chi ng CARTER in Tazewel l Co. Rodger A. JENNINGS , Rt. J.., Box 413, Woodlawn , VA 24381 John JENNINGS , w. Ann, children Elizabeth, Luke, John. Arrived Fr eder i cksburg, VA, 1754. In Orange Co,VA, 1786, Silas ATKINS m. Frances, dau . of John . 1790 census Wilkes Co. NC lists Silas ATKINS , John, Luke & John J r. John Sr. house hold has 3 males over 16. Is one Presley b . 1764, VA? ~ ~· ANDERSON, 935 NW Scenic Dr. Albany, Oregon, 97321 Seek descendants of the "John MCN.i:!-:AL" listed in the US census of 1840 for Rockbridge Co. VA. Family consisted of six sons & five daughters in 1840 . �35 Garland ~. BLACK , J r., 5306 Easton Drive, Springfield, VA 22151. Seeking info on Robe rt BLACK , b. 1725, VA, m.Elizabeth ? ; living in Caswell CO , NC, by 1777 , d. 1781; ch.: John, Henry b. 1753, Elizabeth, w. of Abraham FULKERSON : Geor ge, Thomas, Robert & Mary • . Also on Cpt. James CRAIG , b 1744, of 8th VA Re giment, Continental Line, m.second Mrs. Sarah S. ( GRANGER?) DICKENSON , 1795 , Washington CO, VA. Mrs. Doris ~ · BIAS , 730 Tudell St. Huntington, WV 25704 Need info on Fr ances--rMaude) MILLER b. 1876, m. 28 Feb. 1906 Creed EURQUERH.ART. ct.before 1947, Roanoke , VA as he r estate was settled June, 1947. Owned home in 1928, 124 Cambridge Ave . Was a half sister to my father Everett MILLER.. Will exchange info . Minnie ~· HALL, 2617 Lyndhurst St . Roanoke VA 24012 Seeking info on the WILLIAMS family who lived on South Fork of Holston River in Smyth County in l?OO's. Dau, Margaret maybe married Moses WELLS. Earle H. CHRISTENSON, 1200 Lincoln #295, Bellingham, WA. 98225 David S. DENTON, b. 1817 VA. d. 1878 Kansas; m, 1874, Harriet Ann LINKENHOGER. What is the ancestry of David? Dallas J. OGDEN, 320 Tremont St., Need parents of Ephrain DICKENS b. Elizabeth THORNBERRY, 3 children: 8 children: Daniel, Ephrain , Mary and James. So. Charleston, WV 25303 ~Oct. 1783, in Carroll CO. VA. m.lst Sarah, Isaac & Emily. M.2nd Esther JAMES Catherine, Rhoda, Mahala, Harrison, Rachel Mrs. Charles H. GREEN, 5283 Blue Ash Rd. Columbus, OH 43229 Need info on marriage of - - MARTIN and Nora America (Lee) MARTIN m.sometime in 1860's Patrick CO. VA. David Q. RYAN, 1953 Foster Ave, Huntington, WV 25701 Would like to hear from any RYAN descendant from the Franklin Co. VA/ Bedford/Roanoke area. Desc . of Wm. & Elizabeth ALIFF RYAN. Will exch.inf'o Also his father, John RYAN, and wife (Mary Jordan) dau. W • & (?) Jordan, Bedford Co., VA. Harold ~· PETERS, RFD 4, Box 680, Jonesville, VA 24263 Henry PETERS b. 176:3°Tac ) to death record in Rockingham Co.NC. But in census 1850 listed as born 1771 in VA. (supposedly in Rockbridge or Rockingham (old Augusta Co. VA. He d. Aug 16, 1859 Scott Co. VA. Wife's name Mary (Polly). Would like to correspond with anyone who has info on Henry & Polly PETERS • Louise J. SPRADLIN, R#l, Box 151, Vinton, VA 24179 Info needed on John WOOD & wife Mary of Amherst Co. VA. Will pro . July, 1783 Amherst. Was his f. Wm Wood of Albemarle Co. VA who gave a John WOOD 100 acres of land in 1761. Was Charles WOOD b. 27 June 1760, d . 1844 MD Betsey DEWEY the son of this John WOOD. Will exchange. 0 Mrs. Johnnie MORRISON WRIGIIT, 3201 SW 81 Ave, Miami, FL 33155 Need info on Andrew J. (could be Jackson) MORRISON, b:-GA, parents b . VA Could he be the JACKSON MC ' . ' ~ ~ ON in the book of Upper Monongahela Valley WV by Butcher? whose r. was Davi . . ·1 11ISON, G:father Edward MORRISON o 0 �36 Mrs. Arlene !I_. WII.SON, 2500 Wisconsin St., SW , Cedar Rapids, IA. 52404 Desire parents and ancestery of Fontaine WILLIAMS, b . 1786 VA , rn . Nancy HAMRICK in 1812 Pittsylvania Co. Went to Campbell Co . 1 820 , to Clinton Co., Ohio 1830. Postage refunded. Helen C. STOLLER, 1811 Preston Dr, Columbus, GA . 31906 Wish t~ contact any descendantsof the DEAN family which lived in Grayson and Carroll Co. from about 1790, particularly descendants of' James BRANSCON and Frances DEAN. Dolores c. CLARK, 8124 Whelan Dr. San Diego, CA 92119 Need anyinfo available on Adam THOMAS and his wif'e Sarah ( )• 1 They are listed in the 1860 s and 1870's Census for Floyd Co. VA. Their daughter Susan married James N. CLARK, 12 Dec. 1867, Floyd Co. VA. Jack QUINN 1959 Sullivant Ave, Columbus OH,43223 On May 7, 1806 Sarah (SallYJGILL m Richard PEEL/PEAL in Botetourt Co. Richard 1 s parents were James & Elizabeth. Brothers Mannes & Joseph. Desire info on either family. Gordon P. TIERNEY, 1810 W. Thom.Atkinson Rd. Inverness, IL60067 Seeking descendants of an Absolem E. BROWN b (CA) 1785 VA - d (CA) 1850 Rke CO. VA. Connections, Pamiues WELLER, BROWN, LEWIS, PLEASANTS. Wife of Absolem E. BROWN was Mary _____? _______ Beverly Repass HOCH, 13001 Meadow View Drive, Darnestown, MD 20760 Compiling history on REPASS family of Southwest Virginia. Desire correspondence with desc, all states. Also these early SW Virginia German families, CREGAR, FELTY, SCHRADER, SMITH, SHARITZ, HARKRADER, BROWN . Mrs. Agnes Branch PEARIMAN, 2001 North Westwood Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92706 Woul~ like to share info from files on following families, of colonial or nineteenth-century NC & VA: BRANCH, ROBERTSON/ROBINSON, LEWIS, THOMPSON, YARBOROUGH, NORWOOD, FULLER, LENOIR, CRAWLEY MURRAY HENRY WALL JORDAN· . VA: CHRISTIAN, MITCHELL, WHITE, WORKMAN, ' , ' ' , colonial MCNEELY, PINE, MOORE, EDMISTON/EDMONDSON, GOODWIN, BURFORD, GORE, GATLIFF, FARRIS, MORLEY, MADERAS. ~ ~, Rt l Box 522 !!, Midland, TX 79701 Need parents of Adam Frederick SOWDER b 1772, VA or PA, m. about 1800 Green CO TN Mary "Polly" CASNER b 1780 PA. Children m. Washington CO IN. Elizabeth (MOORE), Sarah (STARK ) , Rebecca (BLALOCK). John m Polly CARTER, Benj . m KOONTZ. Evedene GUNTER, 1525 SW Broadway, Albany, OR 97321 D~vid DR~EN at Mill Creek, Rockbridge CO in 1747; Timber Ridge 1753; 1772 will to ch: Thomas James William, Elinor, Jane, Elizabeth & w Dorothy. Had previous wife Where from? Parents? Grandson David Can exchange Wash . Co and TN desc. called Rev. BROWN to David, Nathaniel, he a LOWERY or WALKER m. Esther GLASGOW ,1792 I Dorothi P. MUNSON, 850 Aaron, B- 103, Port Charlotte FL 33952 Are you descended from Lewis HARRIS, Scott CO, VA? Had sons David, Benjamin, Martin, John, Wm; wife Catharine. Seeking !'-of Lewis. Is there a connection with PA? Postage refunded. ' \ �37 Vaughn CASSELL, P.O . Box 269 , Wytheville , VA. 24382 Need info William CASSELL, w. Elizabeth b. ca. 1794. Lived in Patrick County and moved to Russell CO. VA. in 1846 or 1850. David Cruise, M. Rosina "Sena" or " Zina " RAKES , 13 Feb . 1847, Patrick CO. Need parents of Abraham BUTT & Margaret CROWL married Botetourt. CO, VA. 16 April 1812. Any info on Phillip REEDER or RODER from Wythe CO.,VA. Shirl PRIDEMORE Rt . 2 Box 416, McMinnville, OR. 97128 Seeking info on wil liam Riley POAGE and Maryllnn FERGUSON b. ca. 1845 and June 7, 1847, m. De cember 1874 in Roanoke, VA. William's parents were William POAGE and Elizabeth COON. William RILEY was m.to Mary Elizabeth CALDWELL and Octavia '..J}fITLOW. Moved to Ind . about 1895. Genevieve,~. McDANIEL, Rt ~' Box 22 , Hurricane, WV 25526 Need info on John CASSELL/ CASTLE, b. about 1795, whom.Lucy DENT of Bedford CO., VA. Their children (according to 1850 census) Elizabeth (1826); Larken (1824); Ella (1832); my & grandmother who married Peter Henry BELL 24 Feb 1852; John ( 1838); and perhaps Mary (Polly) and Lewis. Jill Thompson DECKER, 421 Echols St ., SE , Vienna, VA. 22180 Looking for GILLIAM family. Came to Botetourt from Fluvanna, 1835-1850. John P. & Elizabeth. C, Richard, Alexander, Reason , Frances (my great grandmother), Grinttetta(?), Jessee. Believed to be Indian or partIndian. Frances married John R. Thompson. Went to Kanawah CO., WV after Civil War. Bertha,Lee (KIRK) SD1MONS, Rt. ~' Box 123, Marion, VA 24354 Jacob KIRK, my~' g., g. grandfather, m.a Sarah WRIGHT in 1801, 2nd he~ a Elizabeth POOLE. He died in wythe Co. in 1825. Their children are Jones M. born 1818, Mary Poly b. 1820, Ptolemy b. ? He m. Emily NICKELS in 1848, George Washington KIRK b. 1823 . Pauline R. PATE , 6440 Trevilian Rd. NE, Roanoke , VA 24019 Need inf~ on Thomas L. KELLEY b Feb.l87J, Floyd Co, Va. m.. Gillie VEST, 28 March 1893 . She was born June, 1873, p were Samuel D. & Mary (Polly) VEST of Floyd Co , VA . Moved to Maryland and Lived till their death. Leila I· EVETI, lJl2 N. Post Rd. Oklahoma City, OK . 731?0 Seeking parents and descendants of following ancestors with Va.background: John ALTHANS m. Caty VENERECK in Wythe Co VA. 14 June, 1792. Nathaniel Haggard LACEY m.Margaret CARR in Union Co, KL 2 Jan . 1844. Nancy JENKINS b.ca 1800 in KY . Father served RV from VA. Mother was Mary---.,,..Nancy m Evan STEWART ca 1Bl7, possibly in TN later lived AL, dying in Polk Co.M0.1865 . JoAnn WHITSON CUDDY (Mrs. Dan J. ) , 58 Pear Tree Point Road, Darien, CT, 06820 Need parents of Mary A. JONES who m-. - Thomas FERGUSON, 1802, Tazewell-Co o John JONES and Thomas JONES lived near Thomas' father Samuel FERGUSON on Bluestone Creek. FERGUSONS mov. to Kanawha/ Cabell Co. in 1803-4. John JONES family mov. to Ohio just across river from Cabell. Mrs. Linvil Gene RICH, Box 1185, Clemson, SC, 29631 Desire names of parents, w. and 8 sons of William MUIRHEAD (MOREHEAD) b 1716, and d. 16 June 1810. Son Andrew MUIRHEAD and w. Martha or Esther BALA lived in Montgomery Co., VA . at the time of his death 11 May 1837. 0 �38 Nelson~· EDDY,1634 Second Ave ., Terre Haute,IN~47807 Searching for any members of the John EDDY- EDD.!!.-EDDIE & ect , or VA rrom 1774 Frederick Co VA up the great valley by way of Bath Co on Cow Pas ture River to Botetourt Co. VA (Fincastle) over the mountains 1840 ' s and into KY, IN, OH, and WV. Will share my info with interested other r esearchers . My line Samuel EDDY d. at Gap Mill, WV, 1872 . Janet M. SCOTT RR2 Box 540 Monticello IN 47960 Wanted-parents of Stephen M. MARLIN b in. Gra:(son CO, VA about 1 860 . Mother believed to be Cherokee Indian. He married in Clark Co , KY 1883 to Issaphania WILLIAMS. Parents unknown. Also nee d he lp on Abraham LISKEY family of Harrisonburg, VA about 1850-1900 . 2. Box 258 Charl ottesville VA 229~1 Garland ELLIS, possibly of Pulaski Co VA married (CA.1832 Julia MUSTARD dau. of James MUSTARD and Sarah MUNCEY of Giles Co. Their dau. Elizabeth ELLIS (1841-1902) married Oscar Johnston EMMONS of Giles Co. Want in:fo on all of the above families. !!_. Tracy WALKER III ~ Marvin BRUBAKER 5532 Kiva Dr Sacramento CA 95841 Are you a desc of John & Anna MYER BRUBAKER of Franklin & Roanoke Cos. 1750-1825? I am compiling material and plan a book in the near :future. Would like to include all descs. If you think you might be descendant I'll help determine if you are. Nancy COWAN 8333 NW 33 Bethany OK 73008 John COWAN m. Sarah WALKER PAXTON in 1815 in Rockbridge Co VA, immediately moving to Washington Co, TN. Would like more info on this :family. Ruth WALKER SCANTLIN 101 Michigan Ave, Nitro, WV 25143 Need the names of parents and brothers and sisters o:f William WALKER and Margareta SNODGRASS m.28 Oct 1803, prob . Montgomery Co . VA. ~.WIMMER, 804 Falconer RD, Joppatowne,MD.21085 Looking for more info on the death of Jacob WIMMER,SR. Jacob settled in Bedford Co.,1779 (now Franklin Co). Would like to know where buried and also either of his two wives Mary VANDYKE & Elizabeth CAPPER. Jaequ:line SHARTZER KINN, 216 Main Street, Tiffin, OH 44883 Need info on James W. SHARTZER, b. about 1838 Cave Spring area Roanoke. w. #1 Martha E. STEELE, #2 Martha E$ GRISSO. His f. was Samuel, mother Elizabeth? Samuel's ~was Phillip orig from Lancaster,PA. Showed up in Shenandoah CQ VA.then Botetourt, then Roanoke. Anything on these people much appreciated. M. Luther Need info Co,VA, in Where did BURCHI NAL, POBox 5085, Modesto, CA 221..2.2 on Thomas CLARK(E) married Martha W. MADISON, in Prince Edward 1818, raised a family in the co . Who were their children? they go? ((**We were 'inudated' with queries s o if yours is no t it will b e there -- here -- in the May issue )) - - - - -- - i n this issue - 'I �39 ;w DEAR EM!v1A (War Le tter s of Colone l Jame s K . Edmondson 18 61 - 1865) Ed i t e d by Cha rl es W. Tur ne r, Ph . D . Pr ofesso r of Hi story Washin gt on a nd Lee Uni v e rsity " My Dea r Emma is a vo l ume of life and wa r letters to his wife of Colo nel James K. Edmond s on, a n outstanding figure of Lexington, whose life spanned across the 19 t h ce ntury . Everything he did well, even the letters were mod els of penmanship and a delight to read. His concern for hi s family and his g ood wo rks of the a r ea bespeak of a noble and able person." PREFACE James K. Edmondson was born February 11, 1832 at "Savernake" farm two miles southwest of Buena Vi sta . His parents were James and Margaret Edmondson. In 1857, h e married Miss Emily (Emma) Jane Taylor of Staunton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor. Emma's sister, Laura, married Albert Marshall Moore and died very young, leaving two little girls, Mary, age 5, and Frances, age 3. James and Emma Edmondson had no children of their own and raised the two girls . Frances married Paul M. Penick; and Mary married Edward Robinson. One grandniece, Miss Mary M. Penick, gave the 139 letters to the Rockbridge Historical Society in 1956, and the other Penick sister, Mrs. Frederick Pearse, supplied illustrations for the text of this book . Edmondson ' s letters, beginning April 19, 1861, were regular and detailed of the happenings of the Confederate Army . The last war letter was May 4 , 1863 written to Emma by L . C. Vass , Chaplain 27th Virginia Infantry , informing her of her husband ' s loss of his left arm in the battle of Chancellorsville. This would necessitate his retiring from active service and returning to Lexington where he would do his part for the war effort from there . When he returned to Lexington in the summer of 1863 , he was made commander of the Military Post at Lex i ngton. James K. Edmondson was surely one of the ou t standing Lexingtonians of his day . He had been a soldier , politician , judge, business man and loyal servant of his alma mater, Washington and Lee University . He passed away March, 1898, and his funeral was held at the Lexington Presbyterian Church where he had been a deacon for many years. The Pastor, Dr. Thornton Whaling, conducted the service, and his remains were placed in the Stonewall Jackson Cemetery, as reported in the Lexington Gazette, April 6 , 1898. 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Rates two col umns per 'Page; 1"xJ" is $2. 00; J"x%" is $?.50, half column; J"x9 " full co1-unU'l is $14.00; full page 6t"x9 " is $2:.5.00, Members write for special rates . �SOUTlIWEST ERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ) P. O. Box 4821 Roanoke , Virginia 24015 Dear Member : I hav e c ertainly en joyed being y our Treasurer this year, for you a re undoubtedly t he nices t people any organization could have as members . Your prompt replies t o my l ittl e n o tes and y ou r many kind notes to me have made my job easier and more pleasurabl e . Now I need t o ask once again your special help and cooperation . I J J We are mos t anxious t o keep ou r du es a t their pres ent level, but inflation is hurting u s as i t i s e v e ryone else and we a re looking for ways to practice some nec essary econ omies . We believe that with your help we can keep our expenses down. 'Ihe f :.rs t thing we ask is that you send in your membership renewal promptly so that t h ere will be n o break i n your service , Special mailings to members who have r enewed l a te a re very expensive compared to the bulk mail we normally use. 'Ihe s e c on d thin g we ask i s t ha t you send us prompt notice of any change of address . Again , thi s enables u s to avoid the special mailings that are s o expens ive . Another reas on f or asking you to renew your membership promptly is to en able us to g et out our me mbership Directory early in the year. I f our renewals come in on time, we s ould be able to publish the Directory in February or March. We would probably get mo r e u se f rom it if it came out earlier. (NO'IE : Plea se be s ure to fil l ou t you r r e newal notice to show your name and addr~ss as you wish them t o appear in t he Directory . ) ) Please write me if you ha ve any. suggestions or ideas . In t he meantime, thanks again for your cooperation . Sincerely, (Mrs , ) Mandia E . Dy~r, Treasurer MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL s D Individual D $7 . 50 Family ( Note : New prices , see Amendment t o By- laws) ~D Student t)> $10. 00 D Library, etc . •5":.!? ( Mr )° ( Mrs) (Miss ) ) I l I Last First Middle (Hus band 's initiaJs i f married) Street Add ress City & State ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Mail to : Mrs . Mo n d ia E. Dyer , Treasurer Southwestern Virgi nia Geneal ogical Society PO Box 4364 Roanoke , Vir gini a 24015 Area Code + Number Zip Code ~~~~~~~~~ NOTE: Please DO NOT SEND CASH. Remit by c heck or money order. SURNAME INDEX 1 List f i ve names and area that they are in. Example s Waskey (no area given, means anywhere ) . Bevins , (Ky) ; Straton , Scudder (WV ) , Deskins (KY ) �.-.. - - Queries : not including name and address , t ry to l imit to a:bbrevi ate . 50 words , do not NAME~~-----------------------------------ADDRESS_ _ _ __ __ _ _ _______________________ _ _ CITY & STATE_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ZIP CODE_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ~ ~ --------------------------------------------------------------------------PEDI GREE CHARTS : NAME The foll owing i s permiss ion f or VAN t o publish your chart . ADDRESS_ __ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ ~ CI TY & STATE You may publish my chart ~ YES ~ I have sent in my pedigree chart ~ yes ZI P CODE NO LJ n o . =========================================================================== ' On pedigr ee charts #1 is you or the person the chart is a b out ; #2 and all even numbers a r e males , all odd numbers a re females . #2 is father, #J i s mother; #4 is grandfather & #5 is grandmother & wife of #4 and parents of #2 ; #6 i s grandfather & #7 is grandmother & wife of #6 and parents of #J. You will notice that tha t each number is doubled for each generat i on. A pedigree chart is incl uded in thi s issue . =========================================================================== SURNAME INDEX FI LE : At one t i me we attempt ed to pla ce all names on the pedigree chart s on ca rds , but membership i s growing and j us t too much for one person to record ~11 t he s uniames --- s o i f you want the s urname entered in the index fil e , pl ease fill ou t a ~" index car d and mai l to us. Only on e s urname to card and be sure t o put YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS on t he card. Or s tate i s you are res earchi ng all of tha t s uniame . Anyone may put t heir s unia me index card in the file. FOWLER Ancestor FOWLER. Thomas Richard Boni 17 Mar 1775, Lee Paris h, Staffordshire, England Died 28 Mar 1855. Mason County, Va ( now Wes t Virginia) Married 22 Sept 1800, Staffordshire , England WIFE Anna J ohnson (1780 Eng. - 18 50 WV) Family : Eng. t o Phila ., Pa., t o DC to Mas on Co., WV Came from Eng 1818 Res earcher : Mrs . Claude S. ("Babe" Was key) Fowle r 1716 Colgate St . , NE Roanoke, Va 24012 From this card, this family would be of no help iN researching a Fowler family in early Va or NC. Note: most previous s uniame cards listed suniames only• �VIRGINIA Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIE'IY =================================================================-=========== Vol . IV - No . 4 - November 1980 CON'IENTS I I President ' s Message 77A Proceedings of Militia Court-Martial Botetourt & Montgomery Counties 77 Amendment Revisions to the By- Laws White Cemetery, Shawsville , Va. 81 Surname Index Professional Researcher - Members 84 84 82 Marriage Records of Botetourt Co . , Va. 1770-1790 (con't) 85 " Pa tricks" Who Served in Confederate I I APPALACHIAN NOTES Organizations in the War Between the States Newspapers Abstracts 100 Pedigree Charts 101 Books Reviews 105 Notes from Quarterly Exchanges 107 Queries The English Language? 108 95 110 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------NOVEMBER the main Remember Room and MEETING -- November 15 , 1980, at 1 :JOpm at the auditorium of Roanoke City Public Library , Elmwood Park, Roanoke, Va. its election t i me ! Come early and research in the Virginia meet lots of good people ! �77A PRES IDENT ' S MESSAGE HERR 'f e - HE fl I\ '/E Well, this is it , Good People . This is my swan s ong . Your Nom i nating Commi ttee (Marian Landress , chairman , E~liott Ramsey, and Jim Avery) is actively engaged in putting together a s late of candidates for considera tion at our November meeting. I'll take thi s opportunity to thank the other offic ers who have se rved so wholeheartedly during the past year . 'Ihey were the tie-t hat-b i~ds the whole organization together and handled all those tasks required to keep any organizati on g oing . And it was through the efforts of editor o f our Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN) that brought most of you into our S oci ety . This fact was brought forcefully home to me when I contacted memb ers as my wi fe and I vacationed in Texas this past August. I am deeply gratefu l for a ll the work they ha ve all done. Planned activities for the year (January VAN ) came off as sc hedul ed . 'Ihose who attended our extra-library me etings see med to have enjoyed themselves --- Fincastle County C, H. ; Gen ea logy 1:/orkshop 8 0; Eas t Hill Ceme tary (Salem, Va.) gravestone plotting a nd " rubbing "; and , vi s its to Pulaski County graveyards . Unfortunately, no one show ed up to claim the g oodies offered to attract out- of-State members to our Open House in July. One last thought: please make i t a point to get informed on the implica- ' tions to genealogists implicit in the various unnatural ways now being considered by genetecists for human reproduction techniques. We are actively exploring the subject in our regular meetings . Any significant developments will be passed on in the VAN . Well, thats all for now. Corne to visit us in person when you can. In the meantime, keep those cards and letters (and checks) corning. Bruce Anderson , Jr . ============-=============================================================== CORRECTIONS Aug, 1980 p 67: The Searcher NOT the Search . p 72 s #2. William Sylvester Peters , p 53 : #51. James (omitted) Bryant & Eliz'h Lillies, bond 28 Dec . 1 780 . p 56. #96. Ezekiel Cox. =-============================================================================= PIEASE N01E: The quarterly comes out in Feb., May , Aug , and Nov . We try to have the quarterly mailed out by the middle of that month --- Please if you have not received the issue of VAN by the end of the month or no later than the 15th of the following month~- It is much easier to send the copy at that time , We are having to reprint all 1980 issues because we do not have any left. Our membership has grown so fast. But it's wonderful! b.f , 111 Le..t u,s h.-Nr.;~ �J ) I I I' 77 PROCEEDINGS OF MILITIA COUR'.[\-MARTIAL The followin g i s the proceedings of the Tory trial of Botetourt and Montgome ry Counties taken from microfilm of "The Preston & Virginia Papers ·of the Drap er Collection of Manuscripts " of the State Historical Society of Wiscons i n . A copy of the original may be obtain from the Historical Soc. Aug . 178 0: At a meeting of the Justices of Montgomery County and Botetourt for the Examina tion of Col W'm Ingles of Montgomery County, who stands charge d with being quilty of Treason against the Commonwealth Pres ent: Col ' o W' m Preston , Col ' o W'm Christian, Col ' o James Robertson, Georg e Ru t ledge , Ca pt John Taylor, Capt Ja 's Thompson, Capt Ian 'l Trigg, Capt J a mes Barne tt , Ca pt Jos 'h Grey , William Neeley , Patrick Lockart, Andrew Boyd, Robe rt Sayers, William Campbell, James Byrns. Whereupon the Witnesses were examined as well in Behalf of the Commonwealth as for the Pris oner. The charge not being proven and information being ? ? that further evidence may appear. The Court are una nemously of opinion that the f inal Cehrmenation of the Matter be defor'd & that in the mean time Col ' o Ingles do ent.er into Bond with s ufficient Security to appear at any time when call 'd or under the ?Bond? of 100,000 n. Robert Grayson, i s allso charged for the same offense & witness being swo:rn & examined as well for the Commonwealth as the prisoner. The Court are of opinion that the charge is not fully proven & he offers to enlist into the Continental Army till the last of Dec ' r 1781. He is received & he took the Oath accordingly & as long as he serves , his Family & property is to be protected-Joseph McDonald allso stands charged with the same offens e and witnesses being examined , a s well, in Behafe of the Commonwealth as for the prissoner. The Court are of opinion that the charge is proven but he being 58 years of age & a large family & his Two sons Joseph & Edward offering to enlist into the Continental Army untill the last day of Dec'r 1781 ?in order? to have Their Fathers Familly & Property Protected during their Services (W'm Lockhart des en ts) John McDonald; i s charged as above & witnesses being examined as well in Behalf of the Commonweal th a s the prisoner. The Court are of opinion that the charge i s fully proven & that he be sent to Augusta Goal for a further Tryal . Joseph Poppecaughofer is charged as the rest & the witnesses sworn & Examined as before & the Court are of opinion that the charge is fully proven & that he be sent to Augusta Goal for further Tryals. Jacob Shull Jun 'r is also charged as the rest & the witnesses sworn & exaim ' d as well in behalf of the Commonwealth as the pris oner. The Court are of opinion that the charge is prov·en & that he be sent to Augusta Goal for :further Tryal. John Grayson, Gasper Reed & Jeremiah Patrick stands charged with being guilty o:f Treason against the Commonwealth. Witnesses being sworn & examined. The Court are of opinion that the charge is (blank or faded) Gasper Garlick is charged as ? ? the above & the witnesses being sworn and examined . The Court are of opinion that the charge is supported & he appears to be a s imple fellow. do acquit him on his a greeing t o take 39 lashes �78 Tory Trial - con ' t Henry Stafford being chargP-d as the res t & wi t nesses being examined. The Court are of opinion that the charge i s not s upported & that he be acquited , Abraham Morgan, stands charged a s the res t & the witnesses being s worn & examined. The Court are of opinion that the charge i s s upported , but it appearing that he i s an Ignorant Poor Man wi th a s mall Familly to order him to be acquited after getting J9 lashes . Swain Polson stands charged as the res t & witness es being s worn & examined , The Court are of opinion that the charge i s proven that he be sent to Augusta Goal for further Tryal . Robert McGee stands as the rest , charged for Treasson & witnesses being sworn & examined. The Court are of opinion that he be sent to Goal for further Tryal . Jeremiah Stover , stands charged as the res t, & the witnesses being sworn & examined. The Court are of opinion that the charge is so far proven as finding him with his gun hid in a Barn with Several Tories & has been known frequently and allways since in this part of the Country to live among them, therefore do order him 39 lashes . Thomas Copeley is charged as the rest & witnesses being sworn & examined The Court are of opinion (the last line has been damaged) . Henry ?Savier? stands charged as the res t & being examined. He acknowledge he was an enlisted Soldier under Howard Haven for the British Service . But it appearing to the Court that he was a youth & (marked out) & advised.to do so by Haven. & an his agreeing to enlis t into the Continental Service for 18 months after his ? ? The Court are of opinion that he be admited to do so --- & he took the oath . Andrew .? Savier?, stands charged as the rest & being exami ned , acknowledge hinself an enlisted Soldier under Howard Haven for the British Service . But it appearing to the Court that he was a youth & might have been pe~ suaded, to enlist into· that service without properly understanding the matter & he now recanking & offering to enlist into the Continental Service & there to serve for 18 months after his arrival at the Grand Camp . They are of opinion that he be admitted to do so and he took the oath. George Walter is charged with Treason as the rest & examined. The Court are of opinion that the charge fully proven . He havi ng been enlisted as a soldier. But he appearing to be a poor & ignorant Man , offering to enlist . into the Continental Army for 18 months from the time of his arrival in Gen'l Washington Camp & he took the oath accordingly. John Harris on is charged as the rest & witnesses being s worn & e:xo..mined • . The Court are of opinion that the charge i s not proven & that he be acquainted . John Henderson is charged as the rest & acknowledges himself sworn by Tho ' s Heaven, not to lift arms against the British Army & to adhere tc the King of England. The Court are of opinion that he (blank) William Grant is charged as the rest. But he voluntari ly agreeing to enlist into the Continental Army to serve for 18 months from t he time of his arival i n the Grand Camp. The Court did not go into the Examination of witnesses. But admited him to the oath of a soldier. �79 Walter Stewart is charged as the rest & witnesses being sworn & exam 'd. The Court are of opinion that the charge is not fully supported & that he be acqui ted on entering into Bond with suf'fictient security in the sum of 20 ' 000 !. for his Good Behavior. Samuel Robins on being charged as the rest , & witnesses sworn & Exam ' d. The Court are of opinion that the charge is not fully supported & that he be acqui ted on entering into Bond & with suf'fictient Sec'y In the sum of 20' 000 !. for his Good Behavior. John Heaven & his two Sons James & William being charged as the rest ?__ ? ?_ _nd thing appearing to fix the charge fully on them & William voluntarily offering to enlist into the Continental Army to serve as long as those troops ordered to be raised by the last seembly (for that service) & the said James & his ot:1er son James offering to take the State oath at the Table . The Court are unanimously of opinion that the s 'd William be received as a Soldier upon which he took the oath for that purpose & that John & James be acquited & that they & their property be protected during the service of the said William & forever ?to serve? so long as they behave as becomes Good Citizens. William Gurant stands charged as the rest & witnesses being sworn & examined. The Court are of opinion that the charge i s (blank) I } I I I I I , t Adam Sevier being charged as the rest & acknowledging himself guilty of the charge & offering to enlist himself in the Continental Army to serve as long as the Troops ordered by the last assembly . The Court are of opinion that as he is a youth & it is probabl.e he was inadvertedly drawn to the wrong side of the Dispute . And that he be admitted as a Soldier & there upon he took the oath of a Soldier. Jacob Francisco is charged as the rest & he confesses that has been sworn & enlisted with Howard Haven for the British service. Hexekiah Phillips & Henry I.aybrook being charged for assaulting & Beating Christian Snido , an officer on duty . & Witnesses being sworn & exam ' d. The Court are of opinion the charge is proven. Jacob Shull charged as the rest and voluntarily enlists a Soldier in the Continental Army until the last day of Dec ' r 1781 and also John Shull enlists on the same terms . on which their & their Fathers property all is to be protected , while the said Jacob ?! John , if their said fathers behaves well . Iavid Price, charged as the rest ; and the Court are of the opinion that he be having voluntarily enlisted lU!r.self for that purpose till last Dec'r 1781 be rec'd as a Soldier in the Continental Anny. Jacob Francisco , charged as rest , and enlists as a capt ?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ? soldier until the last lay of Dec 1781 Robert Mcgee charged as the rest . He stands a prisoner ?capis? Parole that he will appear at Dec ' r court next, then & there to answer to all charges heretofore said & that they be laid against him in the mean Time, and in penalty of having his Estate Samuel Ingram charged as the rest and his sons Jonathan & James voluntarily enlists themselves as Soldiers in the Continental Army until the 31 of Dec'r �80 .. 1 781 upon which the said Samuel Ingram & his t wo sons property i s to be protected whilst he & them behaves well. W'm Grayson charged as the rest. He voluntarily enlicts hims elf a s a Soldier in the Continental Army until the last .I:ay of Dec ' r 1781 after which him & his property i s to be protected, while he behaves well . Abraham Beaver charged as the rest. He volunta ri l y enlis t s hims elf as a Soldier in the Continental Army until the J1s t of Dec ' r 1781 upon which him & his property is to be protected, s o long a s he behaves well . Henry Iaybrook charged for misbehaviour. voluntarily enlis ts himself as a Soldier in the Continental Army until the 31 Dec 1781 . Robert King charged for Treas on. The Court waved giving Judgment upon it upon his enlis ting as a Soldier in the Continental Army until the Last Iay of Dec'r 1781 and his pledging his own Estate real & personal ; also his Father in law Joseph Robs on pledging his Estate , real & personal as Security that thes'd King will find another good and fit Soldier , fo r the Term as !0cve when Col Preston Frederick Smith being charged with Treason against the State , But the charge not being fully proven & his son offering to enlist into the Continental Army during the Tenn for which the Troops are be raised agreeable to an act of Assembly, lately passed ? for Filling up the Virginia Quoto . The Court are of opinion that he be admited as a Soldier & the prison er is a cqui t ed during the service of his Son 0 Robert Henderson i s charged as the rest & witnesses being s worn and examined The (blank) Thomas Downard being charged as the res t & the witnesses being sworn & examined. The Court are of opinion (blank) Nathaniel Britten being charged as the rest, & the charge being exami ned into The Court are of opinion that he be sent to Augusta Goa l & ther e t o be confined for a further Tryal. James Keer being charged dS the rest & the charge being exarn ' d into . The Court are of opinion that he be sent to Augusta Goal & t here to b e confined for·a further Tryal. Jeremiah PatricK being charged, now singly, as t he r est , & witnesses s worn & examined & the charge not being fully supported & He offering to enli st himself a Soldier in the Continental Army until t he last day of December 1781 The Court are of opinion that he be admitt ed as a Soldier & that his f a mily &property be protected so l ong as he remains in the Service & thereafter so long as he behaves himself as becomes a good citizen , (W'm Lockhart disents to this order) Gasper Reid being charged, now singly, for Treas on agai nst the commonwealth & the charge being examined into & proven , But he a ppearing to be s 1xty years old , & his son !avid appearing & offering t o Enlist into the Continental Army until the last day of December 1781. The Court a re of opinion He be rec'd as a Soldier & that during t he Term of his Service the old man , his Family & property is to be protected He himself go to the Minds by the 25th of this Month of August & there serve as a Soldier two & a half months from that time. Samuel Pepper is charged as the rest & (blank ) Abraham Beaver stands charged as the rest & wi tnesses being s worn &. examined The Court are of opinion ( blank) �81 James Bane Sen ' r being charged as the rest. But his son Edward coming into Court & agree ing to enlist into the Continental Anny until the last day of Dec ' r 1781. Whereupon the Court received his son as a soldier & let the old man g o. & s o long as his Son Serves in the Anny his family & property is to be protected and afterward , so long as he behaves as becomes a Good Citizen. Samuel Sadlon is charged as the rest, But he offering to enlist into the Continenta l Army, to serve to the last day of Dec 'r 1781. Whereupon the Court did not proved to the full Hearing of the charge but received him as a soldier & he took the oath accordingly & so long as he serves as a soldier, his Family & property is to be protected & for ever after if he behaves well. James Bane Junior? stands charged as the rest But he agreeing to enlist into the Continental Army to the last day of Dec 'r 1781 & his Father coming into Court & acknowledging that he will forfeit his estate if his son ? ? & the s 'd James agreeing to forfeit his on the same conditions. The Court are of opinion that he be received & he took the oath during his service his Family & property is to be protected & forever after so long as he behaves well. (Microfilm #5QQ p'?J - 79) Address : The State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 816 State Street , Madison, Wisconsin 53706 ===============~========~======================~============================ AMENDMENT REVISIONS TO THE BY-LAWS The following amendments were offered to the SVGS and accepted at the September meeting. ARTICLE II: Membership and dues. Section 2 . Membership in the Society shall be of four classesr individual, family , student , and honorary . Student membership shall be offered to any person attending high school that is interested in the Society 's activities. Honorary membership may be conferred upon any person by unanimous vote of those present at any regular meeting. Honorary members shall not be required to pay dues and shall not have a vote in the meetings of the Society. Section J . Annual dues of $7 . 50, $10 . 00, and $2.50 for individual, family, and student memberships respectively shall be due and payable on January 1 of each calendar year. Members whose dues are not paid by January J1 of each year will not receive the next issue of Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN) . Family memberships shall be furnished only one copy of any newsletter, notices, or other publications. All members will be furnished a list of members of the Society, a copy of the By-Laws, and a copy of the Van to be published quarterly. Section 5 . Subscriptions to the VAN are available exclusively to non-profit and/or public organizations at a rate of $5. 00 per annum if received by January JO of current year (1981) and future years. �82 WHITE CEMETERY, Shawsville, Va. Montgomery Co. , Va. by Marvin U Neighbors J . Slate Craig= born = Dec 10 1822 =died = July 4 1900 (note : from Bedford; son of Chas Everette??; know chi Mary , James, Caroline , David , Samuel, Rebecca, Charity Ella, Wm Archer) Lucinda = wife of = J S Craig = born = Sept 2J 1823 = died = Dec 18 (note& Lucinda St Clair from Bedford) = 1896 one stone r W. A. Craig = May 15 1846 = May 20 1926 ===== Lucy F Craig July 4 1848 = Nov 17 1926 (Noter Lucy St Clair) Our brother = Samuel J Craig Dooley; son of J Slate) = Aug 28 186) = Mar 16 1935 = (notes Betty = July 15 1876 = May 15 1945 Willie D Craig = born = Oct 27 1902 = died = Mar 24 1924 Lola Bell Craig = Oct 29 1933 = Oct 20 1947 Marion Clingenpel = born = Mar 20 1834 = died = Mar 16 1906 Nancy = wife of = John Taylor = born Apl 8 1805 = died Aug 7 1855 James Henry Langhorne = adjutant 4th Virginia Regiment CSA = born August 31st 1841 = wounded at first battle of Manassas = and again at battle of Kernstown = died May 31st 1864 Jacob Kent Langhorne = Co A 2nd Virginia Cavalry CSA = born March 1 1845 = Killed in action at = battle of Brandy Station = June 9th 186J Lucy Fannie Craig - Sons of Margaret Kent and John Archer Langhorne Samuel Kendrick = born = Feb 2 1821 Mary M = wife of = Samuel Kendrick 1890 = died = May 5 = born = Jan 17 1890 1818 = died = Oct 21 CROCKETT our father & mother = Robert 1788 - 186J = Sarah H. 1797 - 1878 our uncle & aunt = Hugh 1790 - 1865 = Mildred 1809 - 1870 our great grand parents = Joseph 1697 - 1767 = Jane Devigtiia = 1703 - 1792 children of H & E (R) = Robt. L 1887 - 1891 = Bertha G 1897 - 1902 our sisters = Muldred B 1832 - 1912 = F.sther A 1835 - 1917 our sisters = Lydia 1826 - 1902 = Annie E 1835 - 1885 our brothers = Joseph P 1815 - 1849 = Hugh 1819 - 1826 = Harrison 1821 - 1862 = George W 1824 - 1881 = Samuel M 1838 - 1863 Mrs. Ella Crockett 1861 - 1952 Arthur J Crockett = Oct 25 1882 = Apr 11 1921 Hugh Crockett = who was born = aged 72 years = December 1793 = and died = June 23 1865 Caroline = wife of Harrison Crockett = born Dec 8 1830 = died Mar 17 1859 Alice = daughter of = H & C Crockett = born Mar 8 1859 Jacob Kent= died Jan'y 1812 =aged 42 yrs = died Apl 11 1859 �BJ White Cemetery, Shawsville, Montgomery Co., Va. Mary Kent = died Joseph H Kent March 19th 1826 = aged 87 yrs = d i ed Oct 20 1849 = aged 28 yrs Jacob Kent = who died Apl 24 1858 (Notes son of Joseph) Mary M Kent = wife of = Jacob Kent = died = Apr Jacob Kent Anderson = Apr Georg e W Anderson = Apr 20 1818 William G Anderson = aged 56 yrs. 12 1897 12 1900 22 1841 = died = Feb 16 1910 June 6 1809 = died = Dec 15 1880 = born = Mar = J A Lan g horne = born = wife Margaret Kent Dec 1 9 1891 = May 9 1819 Dec 18 1850 of = John = boni = .Apr A Ianghorne = died = 6 1817 = died .= Dec 26 1865 Isaac White M. D. = born Jan 29 1837 = died Aug J 1889 Mary Virginia lay = wife of = Isaac White = Nov 6 1840 = July 17 1922 Warren C White = born = Mar 16 1839 = died = Nov 26 1873 = Thomas Barnett = 1809 - 1887 = Rebecca Barnett = 1819 - 1874 Fannie W Lorentz = wife of Mifflin Lorentz = and daughter of Isaac and Mary White = born Feb 1 1829 = died Feb 16 1864 Archer G White = born = Mar JO 1831 = died = Dec 26 1883 Prudence Rowland = wife of = Archer G White =born = Aug 1 1840 = died = Isaac White = born = Aug J 1794 Feb 18 1917 Lucy J = wife of = Dr Geo. D White = born June 13 1833 = born=Feb 20 1816 = died = Dec B = 4 Va Inf = CSA Harriet Patterson Reid Theodore F Wright = Co Samuel Sublett Margaret = wife = born = May 6 1817 = S~muel of 1 12 1900 I Emily Tinsley = born I 21 1825 = died Sublette = March = died Sept 8 1888 14 1899 Feb 15 1878 = born = May 13 1817 = died = March 19 1839 = died = April 13 1876 Dr Daniel Allen Langhorne = Lt Col CSA = born = Cumberland Co. Va = died = Lynchburg Va = February 10 1908 = July Virginia Preston Langhorne = wife of = Daniel A Langhorne = and daughter of = Jacob & Mary Kent = died Oct 22 1909 = aged 76 years Nannie E = daughter of September 19 1911 William Beckelhimer = Jacob = died 1863 & Mary Buford Kent = aged about 25 = December 2 !828 = yr = James Harrison Sublette = born = Oct 17 1842 = died Jan 29 1905 Alean C Sublett = wife of' Jas H Sublett = born July 5 1846 = died April 18 1879 Elizabeth Helm Sublette Emma Chester = wife Alfred James Marye CSA of = = born =J Jan 16 1852 W Helm July 18 1846 = died = Apr 15 1902 = born = July 12 1844 = died Nov 28 1905 = Feb 26 1920 = Va Light Artellaey = �84 White Cemetery, Shawsville, Va. Nannie C Anderson = wife of = A J Marye Thomas L Whitworth = 1848 - 1927 Oney M Whitworth = 1841 = Apr 10 1856 = Dec 20 1943 . I - 1921 ======================================================================== SURNAME INDEX Mr & Mrs Richard D. Robinson , 353 East Lake Road , Palm Springs , Fla . JJ461 : Robinson , Booz , Minton, White, Edie . Robert T. Nave, 1308 Kipling , Apt . 4 , Houston , TX 77006 : Martin, Fo(r)ster , & White for southwestern Va . Asberry Couch , Harmon , Gray, Jolley , Mrs. E. Housten Halstead, 6 Saunders Addition , Scott Depot , WV 25560 : Sigmon , Jones, Hill, Huff , Barnett, Harrison , Reed , Christian , Harmen , Scaggs. Mary Frances Parsons , 2505 Stephenson Ave . SW , Roanoke , Va 24014 : (WV), Cutchin (VA) , Nor-fleet (VA) , Lee (VA & NC ), Dennis (MD) . Parsons ========================================================== =~=========== PROFESSIONAL RESEARCHER ~- I 1 Cunningham , Loyd , Mrs . Margaret Mitchell Curnow, 2225 Cimmaron Dr. , Midland , TX 79701 : or Asbury , Hunt , Michell or Mitchell , Nuckolls or Nickols , Patrick . Mrs. Don W. Wells, Box 125, Riverton , KX 66770 : Provience, England, Elliott , and Lunsford . I MEMBERS Mr. Charles T. Burton, Rt 2, Box 191, Troutville , Va. 24175, Research within 100 mile area of my home·(Botetourt Co.) -- specializing in Botetourt Co . and ~he surrounding counties. Reasonable rates . Kansas Research Team, Box 8251, Topeka , Kansas 66608 . Check Kansas newspapers, census, histories , etc, plus personal vis its to check city , county records and cemeteries of near-by counties of the Topeka area . Three researchers -one, Mrs . Lee E. Stewart, is a member of SWVS . l J ) �: ·ARRIAGE RECORffi OF BOTETOURT CO. 1 VIRGINIA 1770 - 1790 conti nued from Aug . 1980 , p 60 168. GOODSON , Jr, Thomas & Elizabeth Poage 11 July 1782 Sur: Robt Poge Summers: misprint Worrell 169. GOODSON , William & Elizabeth Wickham 13 July 1784 Sur: Saml Eason Summers: misprint Worrell. 170. GOODSON , William & Margaret Read , dau of Samuel Read 12 Jan 1790 Sur: Martin McFarrerr CONSENT: 11Jan1790 Sam'l Read, father Wit: Andr ew Telford; John Goodson Summers: not listed Worrell. 171 • GORMAN, Patrick & Frances Trotter . 11 Apr 1788 Sur: John Galloway. .MIN RET : Patrick Gorman & Francis Trotter md 19 Apr 1788 by Chris topher Clark. Summerso Worrell: Garmon. 172. GRAWMER, Frederick & Mary Green 22 Apr 1777 Sur: Edward Green. Summer s : Growner Worrell . 173. GRAY, Ge org e & Mary Davis 24 Feb 1778 Sur: Joseph Davis Swnmers: Worrell: Davies 174. GRIGGS, John & Mary Clancy 7 Mar 1783 Sur: George Clancey Swnmers. Worrell. 175. GRINELLY, John & Ann Campbell 29 Sept 1780 Sur: James Mitchell Swnmers: Grenelly Worrell: Greenlee 176. RAHN, Peter & Hannah Peck 21 Oct 1788 Sur: John Duke CONSENT: 21 Oct 1788 Jacob Peck, father. Wit: Isaac Vanmete; Jacob Crider Summers: not listed Worrell: not listedo 177 o HAINS, John & Catherine Clark 2 June 1788 Sur John Gofford. (sig: Johny Haynes) Summers: not listed Worrell: Haynes; Clack 178. HAMILL/Ham.bell (sig: Hamiell), Robert & Jean Ferguson. 27 Aur 1782 Sur: Allen Gulliford PAPER: Henry Ferguson's dau of Bedford. CONSENT: 5 Aug 1782 · Henry Ferguson of Bedford Co Swnmers: not listed Worrell: Hammill i79. HAMMOND ( sig: Hamon) , Peter & Barbara Hypes 8 Dec 1789 Sur: Jacob Cob (Ger sig: Coch) CONSENT: 8 Dec 1789 (in Ger: Nichles Hinbs Wit: (Ger)*Karl Spengler; (Ger)*Michael Barn? MIN RET: Peter Hammond & Barbara Hypes md 15 Dec 1789 by Edwd Crawford. Sum.mars; Jenny Williamson. Worrell: Good: Sig: Jacob Koch; Nicklas Hiebs ; Jacob Coh. 180 . HANES, Jacob & Catharine Peightal , dau of Frederick Peightal 18 Jan 1790 Sur: Jacob Mefford. CONSENT: 17 Jan 1790 (Ger sig:?) Frederick Pightol/Peightol in English. Wit: Jacob Crider; Jacob Mefferd MIN RET: Jacob Hanes & Katherine Peightol md 19 Jan 1790 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers. Worrell . Good: Jacob Meffor?/Meffers; Cridern Friederich Pechdal 181 . HANNON, Thomas & Elizabeth Henry 28 Dec 1781 Sur: John Henry Summers. Worrell. 182. HANSON, John & Mary Hall 10 Apl 1783 Sur : Patrick Lockhard. CONSENT: 10 Apr 1783 Connrod Wall for Meary Wall (sig : Mary Wall. Wit: Catey Wall ; Margrat Wall MIN RET: John Hanson & Mary Wall md 16 Apr 1783 by Edward Crawford. Summers: Henson Worrell : Mary Wall 85 �86 183. HARBISON, James & Ann Looney 26 Oct 1786 Sur: James Coldwell (sig: Cal'd) CONSENT: 26 Oct 1786 Absalom Looney, father. Wit: Thomas Reynolds; Alexander Caldwell; James Caldwell. Summers: not listed Worrell: 15 Oct 1785 184. HARIE, John (sig: Harris) & Mary Leatherdal 25 Oct 1779 Sur: John Leatherdale (sig: Lidderdale) Summers: 1799; Harris Worrell: Harris 185. HARRIS, James & Jenney Paul md 14 Oct 1790 by Edwd Crawford. MIN RET. Summers: Mary Paul Worrell: not listed 186. HARRISON, Reuben of Greenbrier & Mary Hickinbottom dau of Moses Hickinbottom. 3 July 1789 Sur: Moses Hickinbottom Summers: not listed Worrell 187. HARRISSON, Thomas & Hannah Dennis 7 Apr 1779 Sur: James Pearie (sig: Peary) Summers. Worrell: Mar 7 188. HARRISON, Thomas & Margaret Billups 18 Jan 1788 Sur: James Barnett. MIN RET: Franklin Co., 2 Oct 1788 , Thomas Harrison & Margaret Billips md 30 Jan 1788 by Randolph Hall. Summers: Worrell. 189. HARSH (sig: Kersh), Jacob & Jean Weathers 19 Feb 17fr7 Sur: Hugh Allen. Summers: not listed. Worrell. Good: Jacob Harsh. 190. HARVEY, James & Elizabeth Carper dau of Nickolas Carper 21 July 1790 Sur: Nickolas Carper Summers. Worrell 191. HARVEY, Matthew & Magdalen Hawkins 18 Aug 1788 Sur: Alexander Smythe• CONSENT: 1 8 Aug 17 88 Martha Harvey, mother of Magdalen Hawkins. Wit: James Harvey; James Hawkins Summers: not listed Worrell. 192. HARVIE (sig: Harvey), Robert & Martha Hawkins 9 Dec 1779 Sur: Adam Smyth Summers. Worrell: 1788; Martha is widow 193. HAYNE (sig: Chri's Hanes), Christopher & Alice Vanmatre 28 Aug 1784 Sur: Samuel Gill MIN RET: Christiphor Heynes & Alsse Vanmeter md 30 Aug 1784 by Edward Crawford. Summers: not listed Worrell: Vanmetre. 194. HAYNES, William & Catey Shanklin, dau of Richard Shanklin 22 Jan 1790 Sur: John Gafford. CONSENT: 20 Jan 1790 Richard Shanklin father. Wit: Will'm Young; Joseph Haynes. MIN RET: William Haynes & Katey Shanklin md 2 Feb 1790 by Edwd Crawford Summers Worrell 195. HENNEN (sig: Esem Hanan), Isam & Mary Greenlee dau of Wm Greenlee 11 Sept 1783 Sur: William Greenlee (sig: Gree) Summers: not listed Worrell: Esom Hannon 196 . HENRY, John & Rosanna Jarrot 2 Oct 1787 Sur: Marcus Likins MIN RET : John Henry & Rosama Jarrot md 10 Oct 1787 by Randolph Hall Summers: not listed Worrell. 197 . HENRY , John & Hannah Custord 25 Dec 1790 Sur: James Henry. CONSENT : 25 Dec 1790 Abram Custerd, father. Wit: James Henry; James Huls. Summers: misprint Worrell: Custer. 198. HENRY, Samuel & Elizabeth Salmon 18 D_ 1790 Sur: Jacob Salmon CONSENT: 13 Dec 1790 Samuel Henry, requesting license -- Eliz'h Salmon's father, Jacob Salmon~ Summers: misprint Worrell. l l �87 199. HENRY, William ( s i g : Henery) 200 . 201 . 202 . 203 . 204. 205 . 206 . 207 . ~08 . 209 . 2 10 0 . 211. 2 1 2. & Elizabeth Jones, 14 June 1780, Sur : Thomas Luck ( s ig : Lockey) Summers : Mi s print. Worrell. HENSON, William & Livilly Duckwyler. 1 Mar 1785. Sur: John Harles ( s ig: Harles) . MIN RET: Wm Henson & Ciely Duckwyler md 3 Mar 1785 by F.a.ward Crawford . S umm ers : not listed . Worrell : Savilly Duckwyle. HERBISON , fuv id ( s ig: Harbi son) & Catharine Dougherty. 25 June 1773 . Sur : William Herbison, PAPER: 25 June 1773 = "of age" by Rabecak fu u gherty . Wit : James Dougherty & William Harbison . Summers : Houberson; dau of Rebeckah Dougherty, Worrell : Houbers on. HICKLEN, John & Hannah Roop md Jan 12, 1784 by Edward Crawford. Min Ret. Summers: not l is t ed. Worrell : not listed. HILL, J a mes & Jane Culbertson . 8 July 1772. Sur : John Neelly. Bond reads " there i s a marriage suddenly intended to be had •••• " Summers : misprint. Worrell . HILL, Spencer & Mary Rutherford. 24 Jan 1788. Sur : Jos ' h Haines (sig: Jos Haynes) CONSENT : 24 Jan 1788. Mary Rutherford • .. . . Mary dau of Thos, dec ' d •••• Wit: Benj Haynes • .. . MIN RET: 25 Feb 1788 , Spencer Hill & Mary Rutherford md by Chris 'r Clark Summers : not listed . Worrell. HILL, Will (William) & Rachel Poage. 20 Mar 1789. Sur: And ' w Shanklin (sig : A Shankine) CONSENT: 19 Mar 1789. George Poage _ ? , bro to Rachel & G 'd ' n. Wit: Geo Poage ; Nicholas Sharkey. MIN RET: William Hill & Rachel Poage md 26 Mar 1789 by Edward Crawford. Summers: Misprint . Worrell: no consent . HODD , Tho ' s & Katharine Kelly. 19 Apr 1779. Isaac White (sig: Wi te). Summers: misprint. Worrell : 17 Apr 1779. HOI.STON, Stephen (sig: Holstine) & Jane Looney. 1 June 1781. Sur : John May. Summers: not listed . Worrell. HOULSTON, Henry (sig: Holstine) & Margaret Frame. 2 July 1781. Sur: Jacob Trout . Wit: William Walker & Sam ' l Burk. CONSENT: 26 June 1781. Henry Hostine, father ; Tu.vid Frame, father, Summers: not listed . Worrell : Holstine . HOWARD, Ezekiel & Mary Anne Goodman. 5 Feb 1785. Sur: Charles Barnett. Summers: not listed. Worrell. HOWARD , John & Barbara Susher/?Susber. 16 Nov 1789. Sur: John Douglas ( sig : Douglass). CONSENT: 16 Nov 1789. Rasanah Surber Wit: John Douglass; Wm Gr iffith, Summers : not listed. Worrell . HOWARD, Thomas & Pattey Hughes. 28 May 1783 (sic) . Sur: William McClenechan. CONSENT: 27 May 1793. Wl ' m Ruggs (father) & Wife Wit: Joseph Anderson; Wil 'm McClanahan. MIN RET: Thomas Howard & Patty Hughs md 29 May 29, 1793 by Edw'd Crawford. Summers: Nov 25, 1782 ; Wm Hughes. Worrell: Wm Hughes , HOWELL, David (sig: Howal ?) & Jane Allen. 28 Oct 1785. Sur: Benjamin Howell. Wit: Sam 'l Eason. CONSENT: 28 Oct 1785. Daniel Alan? & Jane Allen?, parents of Jean . Wit: Elizabeth �88 212 . Howel ; Mary Howel . Summers : not listed. Worrell ! J Nov 1804 21J . HOWRY , Michael (Ger sig) & Christeena Hartman . 14 Aug 1786 . Sur : Jno Peckaner (sig : John Becknear?) Summers : not listed. Worrell : Chris teen . Good : Michael Harvey; Had.man? 214. HUI.SON , Jesse & Jane Taylor. 7 Dec 1787 . Sur : William Taylor . CONSENT : 7 Dec 1787 . Isaac & Jane Taylor , parents . Wit : William Taylor, Mary Taylor. Summers : not listed. Worrell: 7 Dec . 1819 . 215. HUGHES , George & Margaret Johnston , dau of David . 9 Nov 1790 . Sur : John Johnston. CONSENT: 8 Nov 1790. David Johns ton , fat~er Wit: John Johnston; Thomas Lockey . Summers : mistprint. Worrell . Fowler: Sockey. 216. HUGHS, James ( s ig: Hughes) & Mary Simpson . J May 1781. Sur : Saml Walker Jr (no jr on sig). CONSENT : 1 May 1781. James & Jean Simpson . Wit : Ca ' pt lli.vid May . Summers : misprint . Worrell . 217 . HULSE , Janes (sig : Hames) & Peggy Henry 5 Mar 1781. Sur : James Robbards (sig: J Roberts) . Summers : misprint. Worrell . 218. HUTCHISON , James & Elizabeth Franeisco . 27 Mar 1784. Sur : John Luseoleet (sig : Loscallect. MIN RET : James Hutchison & Elizabeth Fransisco md 27 Mar 1784 by Edward Crawford . Summers : not listed . Worrell : Hutcheson . 219. IN'ISMINGER, Jn ' o & Jane Reese . 1 Feb 1787 . Sur : Adam Peck CONSENT: 27 Jan . 1787. Margaret Rees , mother of Jain •• •• ••• ••• (sp) Entsminger) Summers: not listed . Worrell: not listed . 220. JACKSON, Thomas & Elizabeth Faught. 31 Aug 1786. Sur : Samuel Meredith (sig: adds jr). CONSENT: (very d i m) ?J Aug 1786. Casper Faught, Sr, father. Wit : John Edward. Summers : not listed . Worrell :does not have Sr. 221. JARVIS , Franklin & Elizabeth Scott . 1 Aug 1789 . Sur : John Prentice . CONSENT: 1 Aug 1789 . William Scott , father. Wit: John Jarvi s ; George Green . Summers : not listed. Worrell : Jarris ; dau of Tom. 222 ?JEENS , Erassrnus & Margaret Kelly rnd 17 Sept 1782 md by Edward Crawford. MIN BET. Summers: not listed . Worrell: not listed . 22J. JOHNSON, John & Elinor Willson . 2 Sept 1776 . Sur: William Robinson. Summers. Worrell. 224. JOHNSSON, John & Elisabeth Rolison . 30 Dec 1782. MIN RET : John Johnsson & Elisabeth Rollison rnd 1 July 1782 by Edward Craw:f ord. Summers: not listed. Worrell : not listed . 225. JOHNSON, John & Catren Dewhit . Ji Nov 1787 Sur : Jacob Middleton. Summers: not listed. Worrell: Dewitt, Catrin. 226. JONES, Richard & Jane Buchanan . 1 July 1782 . Sur: Thomas Clemmons (sig: Clement) Summers: not listed. Worrell. 227. JORDON/ Jorden, Thomas ( sig : Jordan ) & Lydia McNeill 10 Oct 1783. Sur: Hugh McNeill. Summers: not listed . Worrell: McNeel. 0 �89 228. KASEY/Casey , William & Sarah Hudson 29 Nov 1784 Sur: William Huds on . S umm e r s : not l is ted. Worrell: Casey 229 . KEASEA , Arch ' d & Su sanna Nox, dau of Elisha. 31 Aug 1789. Sur : .David Tate . CONSENT : 20 Aug 1789 . Elisha Nox , father. Wit : D:l.vid Ta te , Jr ; John Knox . MI N RET: Arch ' d Keasea & Susanna Nox md 1 Sept 1789 by Chri stopher Clark . Worre l l : Arch . Summers : Archibald ; Wax for Nox ; 1 Sept 1796 230 . KELLY , I saac & Rebecca Woods . 15 Nov 1775, Sur: Robert Woods, ( s i g : Kelley) Su mmers : B ebena Woods; Worrell: dau of Robt Woods , sur. 231. KELLY , Jo seph & Dinah Woods . 2 June 1788. Sur: Allen Cox. CONSENT : 30 May. Joseph Woods , father of Dinah. Wit: Allan Cox; John Miller . Summers : not listed . Worrell . KENNADY , John & Martha McNeel. 27 Apr 1772 . Sur : James McNeel 232. ( s i g : McNei ll) S ummers . Worrell : Kannaday ; Marth 233 , KENNERLY , Sam 'l & Mary Reford 21 Oct 1784 Sur : Tho 's Bowyer. Summ ers : not listed . Worrell : Saml Kimmerly ; Mary Ryford, 2J4. KENT , John & Rachel Barnett 21 Dec 1782 Sur : James Barnett. Summers : not listed. Worrell . 235 , KERR, John & Jan Lhary of lawf'ull age. 29 Jan 1771. Sur : Abraham McClellan; William McClellan . Summers : Jan e Strong , Worrell: Jane Sharg , KERR, Samuel & I sabella Ledgerwood . 17 Dec 1779, Sur : John Cox 236 , CONSENT : 16 Dec 1779 , John Ledgerwood, father of Isabel. Wit: Mary Ledgerwood ; Lucey Kerr. Su mmers . Worrell : 16 Dec 1779, 237 , KIMBERLANE , Pauls er ( sig : Pals er Kimberling) & Sarah Wright. 6 Jan 1777. Sur : Philip Fogle . CONSENT : 4 Jan 1777 . Peter Right father of Sarah Wright , To Paulser Kimberlain . Wir: Nancey Right ; Jeny Right . Summers . Worre l l : Paulson 2J8. KINCADE, Robert (sig : Kinkade) & Becky Wright, 13 June 1786, Sur: William Wright .CONSENT: 12 June 1786, Robert Kinkead, father . Peter Wright, father. Wi t: Wm Right . (sp Kingcaid; Bee cay Right) , MIN RET: Robert Kincaid & Rebeccah Wright md 13 June 1786 by Edward Crawford. Summers: not listed. Worrell: Backy. JCTNCAID , James & Elizabeth Edwards , dau of John Edwards, 30 Oct 239 . 1790 . Sur: William Kincaid . CONSENT: 27 Oct 1790, John Edwards, father . Wit : Robert Armstrong; Palser Cimberlan Summers: not listed . Worrell. 240. KINCAID , J n 'o (sig: Kinkaid) & Aley Elliot. 26 July 1787. Sur: Paulser Kimberland (sig: Palser Kimberling) CONSENT: 18 July 1787 Jas Elliot , father, , , . and wife , Wit: John Morris, William Morris MIN RET : John Kincaid & Aley Elliot md 25 July 1787 by Edward Crawford. Summers : July 25; Kinkead . Worrell: John El liott, sur. 241. JCTNG , Charles & Rebecca Bess, 21 Aug 1787 . Sur: Matthew Walker Summers: not listed. Worrell: Bear; 21 Aug 1784. 242, JCTNKEAD, Andrew & Mary Caldwell. 9 May 1777, Sur: John Kinkead CONSEN T : 2 0 May 1777. Samuel Caldwell, father. Wit : James Ewing, Wallis Caldwell, Summers. Worrell. 0 �90 24J . KIRK, John & Elizabeth O'Bryano 31 Dec 1788 (ink blot ). Sur: John Henderson . Wit : Geo Rutledge . Summers : not listed . Worrell : 1787 244. KNOX , Thomas & Milly McFadden 7 Dec 1787 . Sur : William Britt . Summers : not listed. Worrell. 245 , KYLE , John & Polly Green 13 May 1788 , Sur : I saac Dawson . CONSENT : Z? May 1788. Edwa rd Green , fa t her . Wit : James Green , James Gant . MIN RET: John Kyle & Polly Green md 20 May 1788 by Edwd Crawford . Summers . Worrell. 246 . KYLE , Robert & Sarah Reynolds . 10 June 1788. Sur : Pa trick Lockhart (sig : Pat . Lochihard?) CONSENT: 10 J une 1788 . John Runnels , father. Wit: John Runels ; Joseph Runel s o CONSENT : John Kyle & Sarah Runnells md 13 June 1788 by J eremia h Ma rtin . Summers : md JO June 1792 ; Runnells . Worrell : md 15 June ; Raynolds . 247 . LACEY , Wm & Hannah Evans . 12 June 1787 . Sur : And ' w Lewis . Summers : not listed . Worrell : Jan. 248. LAKE, John (sig : Leek) & Jane Smith. 14 Feb 1779 . Sur : Ds.vid Smith. Summers , Worrell . 249. LANE , James & Martha Jack . 26Mar1778 Sur : Alex'r Jack . CONSENT : 26 Mar 1778. William Jack . Wit : Alex ' r Jack ; James Smiley . Summers : misprint . Worrell : Janes Lane 250. LAPSLEY , John & Mary Armstrong 13 Dec 1778 Sur: Ja ' s Cloyd Summers , Worrell. 251 . LEE, Thomas & Jerushe Hough . 15 Aug 1788 . Sur : John Huff (sig Hough) CONSENT : 13 Aug 1788. Stephen Lee , father . Wit : John Hough ; 10.vid Idings . CONSENT : 15 Aug 1788, Ruthh Hough . Wit : Jno Hough ; Zeaton Lee . MIN RET: Franklin Co . 2 Oct 1788 Thomas Lee & Jerushea Hough md 2 Oct 1788 by Randolph Hall. (note : two min ret , the other is in Franklin Co , 1 Sept 1789 ) Summers : Andrew Lee ; 26 Sept 1788. Worrell : Ruth Hough , mother 252. LEFORGE , Rene ·& Anne?/Agnes Robinsono 10 Mar 1774. Sur : ~ames Robinson . CONSENT : 10 Mar 1774. Rene Leforce , father , for son Rene Jr. Wit: Samuel Leforce . CONSENT : 10 Mar 1774. Agness Roberson . • for her own marriage . Wit : An Leforce Summers . Worrell: Iaforce . 253. LEWIS, Adam (sig: Adam Luis) & Margaret Road Heaven . 1 Aug 1786 Sur: Rob ' t Harvey (did not sign) PAPER : 31 July 1786. Robt Harvey will be security on bond •••• Adam •.•.• to marry ••• a wooman with a child in her arms from Millers town ..•••• MIN RET : 9 Aug 1786 Adam Lewis & Margaret Roadheaven md by Edwd Crawford Summers: not listed Worrell: Aug 31 254. IEWIS Junr, And'w & Elizabeth Madison 26 May 1778. Sur : James Neely. CONSENT: John Madison , father . 24 May 1778 . Wit: Peter Brooks; R Madison . And 'w Lewis . Summers . Worrell. 255. LEWIS , Andrew & Margaret Briant . 7 June 1788. Wit : James Niely (sig: Neely). Wit: John McKee; William Bryan . LICENSE ; 9 June 1788 by Ph Lowe. MIN RET: Andrew Lewis & Margret Brient md 10 June 1788 by Nath's Shrewsbury . Summers : 10 June 1792. Worrell. �I 91 256 . LEWIS, Richard 257 . 258 . 259 . 260. 261 . 26J. 264. 265 . 266. 267 . 268 . 269 . 270 . 271 . 272. & Cathrine Jewel - list dated 26 Dec 1786 - md by Edw'd Mitchell . MIN RET. (note : this bond dated 1806 -- others on l is t dated 1805 & 1806) Summers: not listed. Worrell : 1806. LEWIS, Thomas (alias Thomas Edward) & Mary Thompson , dau of Jos . 11 Au g 1789 . Sur : Charles Scott . MIN RET: Thomas Lewis & Mary Thompson md 3 Sept 1789 by Christopher Clark. By l i cense. Summers : 3 Sept 1790. Worrell, LEWIS, Wil(l)son & Rachel Griffith. 26 Jan 1774 Sur: Hercul es Ogle . CONSENT: 25 Jan 1774. Father, Thomas Griffith , deceased •• • Rachel over 21 yrs • •• by Thomas Griffith. Wit : Rowl and Madison Summers: not listed . Worrell: 1794 LIKINS , And 'w & Rebeccah McNiell. 11 Dec 1787 . Sur 'Ibo's McGeorge (sig: Lykins). Summers : not listed . Worrell LINDON , Benjamin & Mary Thing (believe this is King) 10 June 1789 Sur: James Barnett. Summers: not listed . Worrell : King. LINDON/?Sindon, Jesse & Jemime King , dau of Richert King, Sur : Isaac Vanmetre (sig : Van Matre), CONSENT: 30 Oct 1789, Rickert King. Wit: John Welch ; Samuel Willson. Worrell: Linden; Jemima , Summers : not listed, LIN.IBEY, Walter & Mary McCalgan. 17 Jan 1772. Sur : Samuel Lindsey; John Cantly. Wit: Epm Dunlop, John Floyd . PAPER: 16 Jan 1772, Parents do not consent - of bride . ?Norborne, PAPER : Ad Smyth said " Lindsey has been on a fowl scheme of getting married,, • •• " Summers : no given name for bride, Worrell. LITTLE , James & Eliz ' a Craddock . 9 Aug 1786. Sur: William Little CONSENT: 9 Aug 1786, Wm Craddock, Summers : not listed. Worrell . LITTLE , William & Margaret. Snodgrass , 16 Aug 1774 Sur: James Snodgrass little* ("*note: designate which James .) Summers : not listed , Worrell. LITLE, William & Nancy Cradoch - list dated 26 Dec 1786 - md by Edw ' d Mitchell (note : bond dated 16 Apr 1806) Summers : not listed. Worrell : 1806 LOCKEY , Thomas & Susanna Henry . 24 Dec 1777 Sur: George May CONSENT : 24 Dec 1777 John Henery , father. Summers. Worrell : Dec 2 1; dau of John Hiney LCX}AN , Hugh & Sarah Wood 9 Mar 1780 Sur: Robert Shanklin. Summers : Worrell . LCX}AN , William & Agness McCoun. 1 Aug 1775. Sur: Benjamin Estill Summers. Worrell : Aug 5 LOVE , John & Sarah Robinson , 16 Sept 1780 Sur: Stephen May Summers. Worrell . LOWMAN, Jn ' o & Mary Spickard. JO Jan 1787 Philip Spickard. Summers: not listed . Worrell : Jan J, Loman; Prichard for Spickard LOYD , Levi (sig : Levi (X) Hale) & Abby Hale 7 Jan 1786 Sur a William Hungate. CONSENT: 2 Jan 1786. John & Elizabeth Hale , parents. Wit : Will iam Hungate; James Hale. Summers: not listed. Worrel l. LUKUS , David & Mary Wills . 11 Oct 1785. Sur: John Lukas (sig: Lucos) . Summe rs: not listed. Worrell : Lukas, �92 273. McCAFFER'IY, Hugh & Priscilla Faulconer 274. 275. 276, 279. 280. 281 . 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 287. 288. 289. 14 Feb 1787 Sur: Spencer Faulconer. CONSENT: CorJTlick McCafarty . ... .. . huh Mccafarty to prirsiller Faulconer. Summers : not listed . Worrell : dau of Spencer. McCALISTER , Edward & Mary Dehart. 10 Aug 1785 Sur : John Slieth CONSENT: 10 Aug 1785. William & Hannah Yoully. Wi t : John Slieth; Robert Bernard. Summers : not listed. Worrell. McCALISTER, John (sig : McCalliter) & Mary Anne Loague 7 Jan ~779 Sur: William Loague (sig : Lajue) CONSENT: 4 Jan 1779 Saml Loague father . Wit: Janos/James Robason ; John Robason. Summers : Loague . Worrell. McCASLIN, Andrew & Fanney Green md 1 Jan 1789 by Edwd Crawford . MIN RET. See bond McHaslin . Summers: not listed , Worrell: McCaslen ; dau Edward Green. McCAWLA , John & Margaret McBeath. 16 Jan 1789 Sur: John McElwain (sig: McClvain) CONSENT : 14 Jan 1789 . Andrew McBeath , father (sp John McCalla) Wit : Wm McBeath; Robert McBeath . Surruners: not listed. Worrell : McCalla McCAWLEY, Campbell & Mary Harness 1 Nov 1787 Sur : John Dougherty Summers : not listed, Worrell: McCauley McCLAIN , James (sig ; McClan) & Sarah Kyle 23 Aug 1785 Sur : James Rowland. CONSENT : James Rowland. Wit : A Smyth; M May. MIN RET : James McClain & Salley Kyle md 1 Sept 1785 by Edward Crawford. Summers: not listed. Worrell. McCLANACHAN, Alexander & Sarah Moore. 5 May 1788 Sur : John Moore junior (sig: Moor) Surruners: not listed. Worrell McCLANNACHAN, Wm (sig : McClenachan) & Sarah Webb 16 Mar 1779 Sur: William Webb Summers: misprint. Worrell . McCLENTICK, Alex'r & Sarah Mann 6 May 1788 Sur : Paulser Kimberlane (sig: Palser Kimberling. MIN RET : Alexander McClintock & Sarah Mann md 12 Feb 1788 by Christopher Clark. Summers: not listed. Worrell: McClinock; Feb 6. MACCLIN'I'UCK/Maulintuck, William & Elinor Mann md 4 Mar 1782 by Edwd Crawford, MIN RET. Summers: not listed. . Worrell: not listed . McCLURE, Richard & Malley Crafford, dau of Wil liam. 27 June 1789 Sur: Burkey Crafford. CONSENT : 27 June 1789. William Crafford , father . Wit: Burkey Crafford; William McClure. MI N RET : Richard McClure & Molley Crawford md 7 July 1789 by Edwd Crawford Summers: Crawford Worrell : McClung McCLURE, Thomas & Jane McClure. 26 Mar 1778 Sur: Stephen May CONSENT: 28 Mar 1778. Samuel McClure , bro to Ginet McClure who is of age. Surruners. Worrell : Jane T McClure McCORKLE, Robert & Merey Holstine. 19 Sept 1789 Su r : Samuel Kennerly CONSENT: Henry Holstine, parent. Wit : Henry Holstine Junior; James Brian. MIN RET: Robert Mccorkle & Mary Holstine md 26 Sept 1789 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: Holston . Worrell: Mary Holstine. McCORMICK, John & Ruth Looney, dau of Absolom. 15 May 1790 Sur: Hugh Means. Summers. Worrell �93 290 . Mc COUN , John & El izabeth Telford 14 May 1774 Sur: James McCoun CONSENT : 7 May 1774. James & Catrin Telford , parents . Wit : James Mccoun ; James Currey. Summers . Horrell : Apr 14 291. McCOUN/Mc Cown , Malcom ( s ig : McCown) & Eli nor Moss 21 Jan 1781 Sur : Jonathan Taylor ( s ig : TaleK?) Summers . Worrell: McGahan 292 . * McCREARY , James & Rebekah Bridgewater 11 Feb 1786. Sur: John Peck . ( *sig : Mccreery ) Wit : William Ritchey ; Saml Mcferran . MIN RET : J ames McCreary & Rebeccah Bri dgewater md 13 Feb 1786 by Edwd Crawfordo Summers : not l isted Worrell : McCrary 293 . McCURRY, John & Mary White 17 Nov 1781 Sur : Edw ' d Swiney Wit : Mary May S ummers : 1779 Worrell : Nov 21 2940 Mc DONALD, Edward & Mary Rowland 19 Feb 1788 Sur : William McClelon ( sig : McClelan ) CONSENT : 15 Feb 1788, James Rowland . Summers: not lis ted. Worrell : dau of James , 295 . McDONALD, John & Margaret Watkins 26 Dec 1788 Sur : Alexander McClenochan ( sig : MClenahan) CONSENT : 20 Dec 1788 Mary Walkins , mother. Wit: Alexd ' r MClenahan ; Iavid McClenahan Summers : not l is ted. Worrell : Dec 20 296 . McDONALD, Joseph & Nancy Smyth 14 Feb 1785 Sur : Edward McDonal d Wit : Geo Rutledge CONSENT : 9 Feb 1786 Frederick Smith, father of Nancy . Wit : Robt S mith ; Geo Robinson . Summers : not lis ted. Worrell : 4 Feb. 297 . McDONALD, Richard & Mary Ross 8 Jan 1779 Sur : Edward Ross Summers. Worrell. 298 . McDONALD , Walter & Margaret Smallwood 14 Aug 1779 Sur : Arch ' d Kyle Summers, Worrell. 299 . McDONALD , William & Anna Robinson 3 Dec 1779 Sur : George Robinson Summers, Worrell , JOO. McDOWEL , Wil liam (sig : McDovel) & Margaret Madison 23 Sept 1786 Sur : Henry Bowyer · Summers: not listed Worrell : Marg ' t McPherson J01 . McELHENY , Francis/Fra ' s & Susanna Henry 1 Feh 1781 Sur: John Henry Summer s . Worrell 3 02 . MACENTI RE , J o hn & Mary Mil ls md 2 Dec 1782 by Edwd Crawford . MI N RET Summers : not lis ted . Worrell: not listed. 3030 MCFADDEN , Charles & Milly Stevens 11 Sept 1786 Sur : Alexander Smyth Summers : not lis ted Worrell. 304. MCFERRAN , John & Mary Mcferran 11 Feb 1779 Sur: Paulser Kimberlane (sig : Fals er JG.mberling ) Summer s : Mcferran Worrell. Kent 4 Mar 1785 Sur: John Kent (sig: Jos) 305. McGAVOCK, Hugh & Anne CONSENT: 3 Mar 17850 Hugh Crockett (gives consent) & Mary Kent, mother. Summer s: no t l isted , Worrel l. 306 . McGEE , fuvid & Jean Robinson 5 Sept 1782 Sur: Wi lliam Robins on Summers: not listed . Worrell 307. McGEE, John & Elizabeth Cox 12 Jan 1788 Sur: Ezekiel Cox. CONSENT: 1 1 Jan 1789, Allun Cox. Wit: David Smith; John Miller. MIN RET: J ohn McG ee & Elizabeth Cox md 15 Jan 1788 by Sam ' l Goodwin Summers. Worrell: t wo listings - Jan 11, 1789; Jan 12, 1888 �JOB. McGEORGE, Thomas & Judith Leforce 1J July 1784 Sur: Saml Walker junr Summers : not listed . Worrell 309. McGUIRE, James (sig : McGuier) & Anne Goodwin , spinster. 22 Sept 1783 . Sur : Charles Ellison Summers : not listed Worrello 310. McHAFFY , John & Jenny Campbell, dau of Robert of Botetourt 2J Oct 1789 Sur : Samuel Kennerly CONSENT : 20 Oct 1789 . Robert Camp- · bell, fathero Wit: John Brush; And ' r Haffy . MIN RET: John McHaffy & Jenny Campbell md 27 Oct 1789 by Edwd Crawford Summers : Haffey Worrell . 310. *McHASJCTN , Andrew & Fansy Green. 31 Dec 1788 Sur John Kyles ( sig : Kiles) (*sig: McCoslin) CONSENT : 31 Dec 1788. Edward Green , father of fancy • ... ... to Andrew mechaslin. Wit : Samuel Woods ; John Kiles Summers : not listed. Worrell : Andrew Mccaslin . ( s ee McCaslin) J11 . McKENNY, James & Elizabeth Buckey - list dated 26 Dec 1786 - rnd by &lw'd Mitchell . MIN RET. (note : bond dated 18 Dec 1805) Summers: not listed. Worrells : 1801. 312. McMAHAN , James & Rachel Colvert 1 Dec 1788 Sur : Robert Colvert (sig : Calvert). Summers : not listed Worrell : Covert 313. McMULLIN, Edw ' d & Sarah Reed. 11 Mar 1788 Sur : James McMullin CONSENT: 10 Mar 1788. Will & Ruthe Reed , parents . Wit : Jas McMullin; Rob ' t Armstrong. MIN RET : Edward McMullin & Sarah Reed md 14 Mar 1788 by Christopher Clark. Summers : not listed. Worrell: 1787 314. McMULLEN, James & Jane Robinsono 14 Mar 1788 Sur : Joseph Hunter, Palser Kimberlen (sig : Kimberling) CONSENT : 12 Mar 1788 . Ja ' s & Elizebeth Robinson, parents of Geen. Wit: Joseph Hunter ; James McCalistir. MIN RET : James McMullen & Jean Robertson rnd 15 Mar , 1788 by Edw ' d Crawford. Summers : Jean Robertson Worrell. 315. McMURRAY, John & Eli zabeth McClelon. 4 Oct 1785 Sur : William McClelon. Summers : not l i sted Worrell : McClelan 316, McMURTREY, John & Anne Campbell . 28 Oct 1779 Sur: John Campbell CONSENT: 26 Nov 1779, Joseph McMurtrey , father of J ohn ,,,, to marry Nancy Campbell. Summers : John Murtrey Worrell : McMurtry 317. McNEILL, Jonathan & Jane McCord 6 Sept 1779 Sur : William Shepherd. CONSENT: 7 Sept 1779 . Mary Henderson . Wit : John Young & James McCord. CONSENT: 7 Sept 1779 · Neil McNeil . Wit : Margaret McNeil; Mary McNeil; D3.vid May , Summers. WORRELL : son of Neil & Margaret McNeil . 318. McPHE:RSON, Barten & Elizabeth McPherson . 5 May 1789 Sur : Jacob Middleton. CONSENT: 4 May 1789. Alexandria Mcpherson , mother of Elizabeth. Wit: Jo's Robinson ; Jno Recton . MIN RET: Barton McPerson && Elizabeth McPherson md 5 May 1789 by Edwd CraWford. Summers: Barton Worrell: Bastin ; Alexander; May 13 , 319 . McROBER'IS, Alexander & Nancy Hiland 3 May 1784 Sur : Samuel McRoberts MIN RET: Alexander McRoberts & Nancy Hiland md 4 May 1784 by Edward Craw:ford, Summers: not listed. Worrello 320. McROBERTS*& Sarah McClenachan 12 Apr 1770 Sur : Willi a m Preston . CONSENT : 12 Apr 1770, Frances McClenachan , mother. Wit: William McClenachan; Samuel McRoberts; Willia m Webb; Samuel McCJ..anachan Summers : McClanahan Worrell: McClanahan, * groom is John McRoberts to be continued ) I �95 " PATRICKS " WHO SERVED IN CONFEDERATE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES The following n ames were found on the microfilm copy of the Consolidated Index to Compiled Service Records ~ Confederate Soldiers which is part of a body of record s in the Na tional Archives designated as Record Group 109, War Department Collect ion of Confederate Records. The Consolidated Index . . . contains "all the n ames of Confedera te soldiers foun in the records u sed in compilin g service records f or each soldier ." These comp i l ed servi c e records are arranged according to a complicated organizatio n al breakdown beginning with the state or Confederate Army organization. With the f ollow]ng l is t, a searcher gains to the compiled service records. Included in the se r ecord s are abstracts of entries for each soldier found in original mu s ter rolls, returns, rosters , payrolls, appointment books, hospital registers , Union prison registers and rolls, parole rolls and inspection reports. The first column in the following list is the name of the soldier as i t appears in service records; second, the entering rank; third, the final rank; and fourth, the company and outfit with whom the soldier served. The last section, "Miscellaneous" are those outfits which do not indicate a particular s tate affiliation. Further research will be required to determine where the original records will be found . There are definite short-comings to this list: (1) Spelling is as it appears on the records . This causes many problems. One specific problem is that different officers may spell one man's name in tiifferent ways, thus causing several different sets o f records. Also, nicknames and variant names may also be used. Thus, J., J. J ., Joe, and Joseph J. may possibly be the same person. Only a detailed inspection of the compiled records may indicate if this is the case. (2) The Confederate Records are organized by outfit. Thus, i f two regiments or batteries consolidated, there is an entry for each soldier in both the old and the new outfit, FLORIDA Patrick,Archabald J. B . Thomas Mus ician Private Private Private Private w. w. Private M. M. Private Private Private Private Jr. 2 Lieutenant Private Co. E, 7 Florida Infantry Co. C, 2 Florida Infantry Kilcrease Light Artillery, Florida Capt. Dyke's Co . , Florida Light Arti Co. I, 1 Florida Cavalry Co. E, 10 Florida Infantry MARYLAND Patrick, Charles R. Private Private J. H. Private James c. James Thomas Private John Private o . R. Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Co . Co. Co . Co. Co . Co. A, 1 Maryland Cavalry A, G, G, A, A, 1 1 1 1 1 Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Cavalry Inf an try Inf an try Cavalry Cavalry �' VIRGINIA Patrick,--- (Col. Slave) Aistrop Alexander Alfred S. Ambros Cook Cook Private Private Private Private Private Surgeon Private Private Corporal Farrier Pr ivate Farrier Private Private Private Private Private Pr ivate Private Private Pr ivate Private Private Private Private Private Sergeant Private Pr ivate Privat e Sergeant Corporal Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Sergean t Private Private Private Sergeant c. Private Private Corporal Private Private Private Private Private Bugler Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Bugler James C. John John John H. John H. John H. John M. Bugler Sergeant Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private C. E. Charles Charles E. D. M. Daniel C. Dennis E. T. Edmond C. Edward George Green Greenberry H. p • H. S. Henry Henry Henry Hen ry Henry Henry Henry Henry Henry Isaac Isaac C. Clay S. s. T. A. Isaac A. Isaac L. Isaac L. J. J. N. J. T. James James James Co. G, 25 Battalion Virginia Infantry Co. G, 14 Virginia Cavalry Co. K, 22 Virginia Cavalry Co . H, 22 Virginia Infantry Co . A, 29 Virginia Infantry Co. B, 34 Virginia Infantry Co . E, 1 Virginia Cavalry Co. B, 16 Virginia Cavalry Co . E, 6 Virginia Cavalry Co . H, 32 Virginia I nfantry Co . E, 6 Virginia Cavalry Co. , 5 Virginia Infantry Co . H, 32 Virginia Infantry Co. A, 45 Virginia Infantry Co. C, 22 Virginia Cavalry Co. A, 45 Virginia Infantry Co . A, 45 Virginia Infantry Co. B, 11 Virginia Infantry Co. E, 23 Virginia Infantry Co. H, 32 Virginia Infantry Co. K, 1 Virginia Artillery Co. A, 9 Virginia Cavalry Co . A, 63 Virgin ia Cavalry Co. D, 6 Battalion Virginia Reserves Co . G, 1 Virginia Infantry Co. L, 50 Virginia Infantry Co. D, 6 Battalion Virginia Reserves Co . B, 11 Virginia Infantry Co. A, 45 Vi rgin ia Infantry Gents Co., Caldwell ' s Battalion Virginia Cavalry Co . B, 16 Virginia caval ry Co . E, 22 Virginia Cavalry Capt . McFarl ane's co . Virginia Cavalry Co . F, 48 Virginia Infantry Co. H, 22 Virginia Infantry Co. E, 12 Virginia caval ry Co . D, 50 Virginia Infantry Co. G, 12 Virginia cavalry Gents Co., Caldwel l ' s Battal ion Virginia Cavalry Co. B, 16 Virgin ia caval ry Co. A, 45 Virgin ia Infantry Co. E, 4 Battalion Virginia Infantry Co. H, 17 Virginia Infantry Co. B, 39 Battalion Virginia Cavalry Co. I, 32 Virginia Infantry Capt. Jackson's Co . , Virginia Horse Artillery ' I t �97 VIRGINIA (cont . ) Patrick, John M. John R. John w. H. Joseph Joseph Joseph Leander Morgan Morgan Robert Robert c. s. H. Samuel T. M. Thomas c. Thomas M. Wilbern William William William William William J. William M. William H. Wilson Wilson Private Corporal Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private CoFporal Private Private Private Captain Private Major Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Captain Private Major Private Corporal 2 Lieutenant Private Private Co. Co. Co . Co. Co. Co. Co. Co. Co . Co. Co . Co . Co. Co. Co. Co. Co . Co. Co. Co. Co. Co . Co. Co . Co. Co. H, 22 Virginia Inf an try A, 32 Virginia Inf an try I, 32 Virginia Infantry D, 15 Battalion Virginia Cavalry - 40 Virginia Infantry A,' 41 Virginia Militia - ' 72 Virginia Militia A, 63 Virginia Inf an try F, 48 Virginia Inf an try A, 45 Virginia Inf an try I, 32 Virginia Infan try H, 22 Virginia Inf an try c, 22 Virginia Cavalry E, 21 Vi·.::-ginia Cavalry H, 32 Virginia Inf an try F, 22 Virginia Cavalry F, 48 Virginia Infan try E, 22 Virginia Cavalry E, 1 Virginia Cavalry c, 4 Virginia Cavalry 4 & s, 11 Virginia Cavalry B, 11 Virginia Infantry H, 32 Virginia Infantry I, 32 Virginia Infantry A, 45 Virginia Infantry I, 16 Virginia Infantry ALABAMA Patrick,Andrew J. Private B. Private B. F. Private Benjamin F. Private 13erry G. Private Churchill W.Private Churchman W.Private E. H. Private Francis M. Private Green B Private H. A. Private H. G. Private Henry A. Private Hillery Private J. A. Private J. c. 2 Lieutenant J. F. Private J. J. Private J . J. Private J. J. Private J. J. Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Corporal Corporal Private Private 1 Lieutenant Private Private Private Private Private Co. I, 10 Alabama Infantry Co. D, 49 Alabama Infantry , 9 Alabama Infantry Co . I, 10 Alabama Infantry Co. E, 49 Alabama Inf an try Co. G, 57 Alabama Infantry Co. G, 57 Alabama Infan try Co. D, 2 Alabama Cavalry Co. B, 16 Alapama Infantry Co. E, 49 Alabama Infantry Co. D, 43 Alabama Infantry Co. E, 49 ..Alapama Infantry Co. D, 43 Alabama Infantry Co. I, 16 Alabama Infantry Co. C, 24 Alabama Infan try Co. F, 23 Alabama Infantry Co. G, 1 Regiment Infant.ry Co. D, 60 Alabama Infantry Co. K, 27 Alabama Infantry Co. A, 28 Alabama Infantry Co . F, 3 Battalion Hilliard's Legion Alabama Volunteers �98 ALABAMA (cont.) J. M. J. M. J. M. Private Private Private Private Private Private J . p. Private Private Private 1 Lieut e nant Private Private 1 Lieutenant Private Private 1 Lieutenant Co . I , 10 Alabama Infantry Co . I , 10 Alabama Infantry Co . D, 60 Alabama Infantry James W. James W. James W. Private Private Private 2 Lieutenant Private Private Brevit 2 Lieutenant Priva te Private Brevit 2 Li eu tenant 1 Lieutenant 2 Lieutenant Sergeant Co . D, 60 Alabama Infa ntry Co . H, 60 Alabama Infan tr y Co . F, 3 Battalion Hilliard ' s Legion Al abama Volunteers Co . K ~ 24 Alabama Infan try Co. D, 56 Alabama Partisan Rangers Co. I, 27 Alabama Infantry Co. F, 23 Alabama Infa ntry Co . C, SO Alabama I n fa ntry Co. G, 2 Alabama Cavalry Co . D, 60 Alabama Infantry 1 Lieutenant 1 Lieutenant 1 Sergeant Jerry Jerry J. Jno . K. Priva te Private Private Private Private Joe John John John Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Sergeant Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Priva te Private Private Corpora l Private Private Private Private Private Private Privat e Private Sergeant Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Corporal Private Private Pr ivate Private Private 3 Corpo ral Private Private Private Private Private 3 Corpora l Private Co . G, 16 Alabama Infantry Co. F, 28 Alabama Infantry Co . F , 3 Battalion Hilliard ' s Legion Alabama Volunteers Co. A, 20 Alabama Infantry Co . A , 20 Alabama Infantry Clanton ' s Battery , Alabama Light Artillery Co . K, 24 Alabama Infantry Co . C, Capt . of Instruc tion Co. D, 43 Alabama In fa ntry Co. D, 43 Alabama In fantry Co. A, 4 (Russ ell ' s) Alabama Cavalry Co . K, 24 Alabama Infantry Co . K, 27 Alabama Infantry Co . K, 24 Alabama In fantry Co . I, 10 Alabama Inf antrY Co . I, 10 Alabama Inf ant r Y Co . B, 11 Alabama Cavalry Co . F, 30 Alabama In fantry Co . C, 2 Regiment Alabama Infantry Co. A, 4 (Russell' s ) Alabama Cavalry Co. A, 4 (Russell ' s) Alabama Cavalry Co. K, 27 Alabama Infantry Co . K, 27 Alabama Infantry Co. G, 3 Alabama Reserves Co. I , 10 Alabama I nfantry Co . B, 7 Alabama Inf ant r Y Co. F , 43 Alabama Infant r y Co . H, 50 Alabama Infant r y Co. H, 33 Alabama Partisan Rangers Co. I, 10 Alabama Infan try Co. D, 43 Alabama Infantry Co . D, 60 Alabama Infantry Co. D, 60 Alabama Inf antrY Co. D, 60 Alabama Infantry Co. D, 60 Alabama Infantry Co. A, 4 (Russell' s) Alaba~~ Cavalry Co. F, 3 Battalion Hilliar 5 Legion Alabama Volunteers Jacob James James James James James C. H. K. L. James M. James W. James W. Patrick, John John A. John W. Joseph Joshua K. J. Lewallen Luke Luke M. D. M. L . H . W. Martin R . C. R. J. s. S. S . B. T. M. Thomas Thomas A. Turner W. · A . W. D. W. G. W. H. W. H. William A. �99 I' ' Wi ll iam D. Priv a te Private Wy at t: Z. H. Priva te P riva te Private Z. Cor po ral Private H. Co . F , 3 Battalion Hilliard's Legion Alabama Volunteers Co. I, 36 Alabama Infantry Co. D, 15 Battalion Alabama Partisan Rangers Co . D, 56 Alabama Partisan Rangers ARKANSAS Pat:rick , A. A. J. Alphred Blackwell Blackwell D. D. p . Dan David F. E . Freeman G. F. G . L. G. L. George L. Gonvil F. H . H. Henry M. J. F. J. 0. J. J . Private Private Pr i vate Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Sergeant Private Private Private Private Sergeant Private Private Private Sergeant Private Private Private Private Private Private 2 Lieutenant Private Private Private Private Private Corporal Private Private Corporal Private Private Private 2 Lieutenant Private Private Private Private Private Cotporal Private Private Sergeant Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private Private s. T. John John John John John C . John W. L. L . M. M. H. P. M. R . H. Robert M. Solomon T. W. Priv a te Private P riva te Priva te P riv a te Priva te Priva te Priva te Private Priva te Priva te Private D. William Wi l liam Co . A, 35 Arkansas Infantry Co. B, 6 Arkansas Infantry Co. A, 35 Arkansas Infantry Co . E, 18 (Marmaduke's) Arkansas Infantry Co. -, 5 Arkansas Infantry Co . A, 35 Arkansas Infantry Co. G, 7 Arkansas Infantry Co. B (New), 9 Arkansas Infantry Co. G, 7 Arkansa s Infantry Co . -, 5 Arkansas Infantry Co . E, 18 (Marmaduke's) Arkansas Infantry Andersons Co ., 1 Arkansas Volunteers (30 days 1861) Co . D, 10 Arkansas Militia Co . D, Gordons Regiment Arkansas Cavalry Co . D, Gordons Regiment Arkansas Cava l ry Co. D, 25 Arkansas Infantry Co . H, 35 Arkansas Infantry Co . - Arkansas Conscripts Co. I, 36 Arkansas Infantry Capt. Hart's Battery, Arkansas Light Artillery Co. D, 21 Arkansas Militia Co. E, 36 Arkansas Infantry Co. H; 23 Arkansas Infantry Co . D, 7 Arkansas Militia Co. H, 27 Arkansas Infantry Co. K, 15 (Northwest) Arkansas Infantry Co. I, 34 Arkansas Infantry Co. B, 2 Arkansas Infantry Co. A, 35 Arkansas Infantry Co. C (New), 8 Arkansas Infantry Co. C, 15 Arkansas Militia Co. G, 7 Arkansas Infantry Co. C (New), 8 Arkansas Infantry Co. K, 23 Arkansas Infantry Co. H, 27 Arkansas Inf antry Co. G, 7 Arkansas Infantry Co. G, 7 Arkansas Infantry Co. I, 34 Arkansas Infantry Co . D, 7 Arkansas Mili t ia �100 KENTUCKY Patrick,Alexander B. Private Private Charles Charles Private George Granville Private Green Private J. J . Corpo r al James Private James Private James J . Corpo r al Levi Private N. Private Newton Private Robert Private Robert Private Samuel H. Corpor a l William Sergeant Private Private Private Private Private Corporal Private Private Corporal Private Privat e Private Private Private Corporal Sergeant Co. Co. Co. Co. Co . Co. Co . Co. Co. Co. Co. Co . Co . Co . Co. Co . Co. B, B, B, A, H, H, F, C, C, F, D, c, C, B, B, D, F, 5 Kentucky Mount ed Inf an try 5 Kentucky Mounted Infantry 6 Kentucky Mounted Infantry Morehead Regiment 4 Kentucky Mounted Inf an try 4 Kentucky Mounted I nf an try 12 Kentucky Cavalry 13 Kentucky Cavalry 13 Kentucky Cavalry 12 Kentucky Cavalry 3 Battalion Kentucky Mounted Rifl 7 Kentucky Mounted Infantry 3 Kentucky Mounted Infantry 12 Kentucky Cavalry 5 Kentu cky Moun ted Infantry 5 Kentucky Mounted Infantry 12 Kentucky Caval ry To be continued "jr This article was complied by Frieda M. Davison , 612 West Poplar , Johnson City TN 37601. In her letter : " In the introduction, I make reference to the ' Compiled Records ' I have access to Tennessee and North Carolina . I will gladly trade re;earch in these two states for cori:•::rs,ble research in other _states ' Compiled Records in return . " 7f c#-z:.;~ 'ifj c!cr~---- :~ ====================================================== = == ==== ~=====-------- ODDS & ENDS copied from the KANAWHA BANNER , Charleston (W) Va , from microfilm Date of 10 June 1831: Died 4 June • • .• 52 years old • ••• Elizabeth P . Lewis , wife of John , and native of Prince William Co. Copied from WESTERN VIRGINIA, Charleston , (W) Va . , from microfilm . IB.te of 24 July 1829: Died i n Charleston • • 20 inst Robert A Miller, formerly of Augusta Co, Va •• • • JO years old . _ Date of 14 Aug, 1829 : Died in Charleston ••• 20 July ••• Robert A, son of William Miller of Goochland • •• 27 years old.,.leaves widow and son. Copied from WESTERN VIRGINIA, Charleston, (W) Va ., from microfilm . Date of 18 Sept 1829: Died. near Charleston Thurs . 10 inst ••• Gen Thos Chilton , formerly of Fauquier Co •••• 62 years old • • • late war ••• • • • • • �ANCESTOR CH.A RT No.101 30 Sept. 1980 Diw« N-., .~,.. F. Davison camp11er 612 W. 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McGlothlin pil 1 IS L-~~~~~~~~~.,...--"'."".""'"~~~~~~- pil • aderlO_ ..... ...... • James F. Litton (feth<r of No. 151 Loucinda 129 ._.. -CoalJa1Md .,. <h1U1 - - , . : ; . . '''--~~~~~-.u.;;:h";;:-;:rM;;-li";:--~~~~~...; .J MtMhu ur N" uu 0 �A N CESTOR CH .4 RT N0 2'Uo:O.., l_ u..... Se pt. 30 1980 111- "'-,"!j>•lcl_ F. Dav i son o 12 W. Poplar c.,, John son Ci ty -._T~N~--'"°""' No. 1 - lll•• ta..n i s my mo th er • flobert Lilbyrn Rasn:ilc~ Na. .,. ca.., Ne.._ _ _ _ __ II 13 Sept. 1talll•111IN1>.11 1861 (66) lo 0... el Wnli p11 Va . pt. Placo of Wnli • 29 Nov . 1887 .. u.i. "' .....u.. d U...olduta d 195? pd P&euol•..a. Jacob William Rasnake J.9 Sept . lf aiur al No. 4) 18 39 • •ddrc:ao .... • .. I ,.. Leah Stevens 8 .,1839 pd (Modin al No. 4) pt. d Robv Kernan Rasnake (F&ia.r..tNe. ll189 2 pd ~i ll Feb. pla • 6 Dec . 1913 11 d "" • LMary Ann M~~ic:k.-,---,------~ .. .... , ......... "' 111... 11 d pd 1 ., Beulah Marie Rasnake 24 Aug . 1917 .... ~ • 1893 •... .... . Mar. 1f.U.rrotNo.I) 11 ,.. Russell Co.(?) • l84J pd .,, Mary E • II 1845 (WCl&Mf al No. 61 pll . pd 1929(?) 11 (E) Gordon (W) White 1. 1 pd Josephine (Josa) Meade ~ 24 Aug. lWCllMr "'"-- 11 18 78 ..• pd ileferlO-Ulll•llai.. Martha A. Stinson " 7 Nov • 1852 p11 Virginia d 16 May 1917 11 L - - - - - - - - = - : - - - : - : - : - - - : - - - - - - - J 51 (Moc.lier"' No. 111 (ley) William Pres(ton)White •, ~December ,.......,"'Nu.. I> 186 7 Zona Estella White (W. .relNa. I) 1895 "Oct 6 Nov. 1936 pd .. pd c1 I pd I • 24 Aug , 1935 ,, Thomas Musick '~ 29 Jan. lfa&1urotNo. 5>1847 p11Virginia • 31 August 1868 .. John Wesley Meade II J Une (falher al No. lJ 18 4 6 pt. Wise Co.(?) • 1872 d pd 11 1 Eliza D, Dingus .. 1853 (Woti.ttalNo. 7) .... d I �p~ ,p.~21~ He l en P . (Creger ) Nielsen 5211 S . E . 52nd Ave . Por~lan d, OR 9720 6 103 PEDIGREE CHART dated 1 J ul 1980 Born - State Died - Stat~ Married-State 2. J ames Iver Creger 1885 , NE 1971 OR 1913 I D J . Ge rtru de Ethel BLAYDEN 1885 NE 1963 OR 4 . Peter Alex ' r Creger 1860 IA 1883 IA 1940 ID 1864 IL 1957 WA 5. Agnes Emeline SLINKER 1884 IA 1860 IL 6 . J ames Hora tio Bladen 1905 ID 1866 OH 1937 ID 7. Margar et A. EICINGTON 1 824 OH 1856 IA 8 . Samuel Creger 1906 IA 183 7 KY 1861 IA 9. Lu c i nda A. COMPTON 18 42 IL 10. Levi Sl in k er 1863 IL 1919 OR 11. Anna h Ma r gar et HOULETTE 18 45 OH 1912 ID 12 . Wa lter Le wis Bl a den 1824 England 1852 Eng. 1908 NE 1918 IA 1J. Rachel Nao mi ATKINS 1827 England 1856 OH 14. Thomas Edgington 1917 ID 1835 OH I sabel WALKER 1898 ID 18 36 OH 15 . 1864 OH 16. Peter Creger 1793 VA OH 17 . Elizabe th RIECHMAN 1795 Switz . 1836 KY 18 . Willis H. Co mpton 18 09 SC 1870 IA 19 . Malinda RALS TON 1815 ;-\~·Botetourt Co . 1896 KS 20 . Green Berry Slinker 1841 IL 1824 KY 21. Emeline BAXTER 1852 IL 1844 PA 22 . James Ia.l e Houlette 18 16 PA 1909 IA 1822 Ireland 1911 IA 2J. Agnes Smith CLARK 1818 OH 28 . Brice Viers Ed g ington 1878 IL 1796 VA 18 04 OH 29 . Margaret GUTRI ICE 1855 OH 18 11 OH 1862 OH JO. Elijah Wa lke r J r 1835 OH J1 . Jane Hanna h HAMIL TON 18 14 OH 1867 OH 1841 OH J2 . Jacob Creg er 1759 JJ . Mary (Sharlotte) 1810, Botetourt,Va 40 . William Brickey Slinker 1786 Bed.ford Co,Va- 1843 I L 41. Nancy Ann BRICKEY 1786 IL 1845 IL 42 . James BAXTER KY 44. Louis J . Houl e tte 1841 PA 1795 PA 1764 France 45 . Annah PLUM( B ) 1867 1773 CT 46 . James Cla rk ~ 47. Margaret JOHNS TON 1775~Hampshire Co- 1841 OH 56. George Edg i ngto n III 1850 OH 57 . Elizabeth " Be tty" LINDSEY 1782 MD 58 . James GUTRILGE 1813 OH 1797 KY 1847 OH 59 . Hannah McLAUGHLIN 1773 PA !l.800, Rockbridge 60 . Elijah Walke r 1820 OH 1775 Va Rockbridge Co 1861 OH 61. Mary Magda l e ne DIEHL/Dial 1784 1806 OH 62 . John HAMILTON 178 7 Ireland 1852 6J. Isabelle S MITH 1788 , Ireland 1783, Bedford, Va 80 . John Slinker Va1823 KY 1763 , Bed.ford, 81. Mary " Molly " BRICKEY Bed.ford, VA 1836 Va 1781 VA 82 . Peter Bricke y 1761 VA Wes tmoreland Co-Botetourt Co Botetourt Co BJ . Elizabet h BRICKEY 1820 " " " 1762 " " " 90 . John Plum(b) This i s a c o ndensed from the pedi g ree charts ma iled to us . �104 ) 112. 113. 118. 120. George Edgington II Mary Barney McLaughlin John Walker 121. 122. 126. 127. 160. 161. 162. Mary Ianiel Diehl Samuel Smith Isabella Christopher Slinker Catherine Jarrett Brickey 1746 PA 1817 OH 1747 VA 1801 Rockbridge Co , Va VA Rockbridge 1815, Rockbridge Co , Va Ireland Ireland 1733 1794, Bed.ford , VA 1740 VA Westmoreland Co 1791 164. same as 162. 166. John Brickey 1747 " 1740 Mary Elizabeth GARNER 167. " VA II ti II VA Bed.ford Co 1758 Westmoreland 1806 TN 1780 VA Co, Va Botetourt Co , Va . 224. George Edgington I 1724 ?England 1791 Ohio Co , VA 1743 PA 225. Margaret BROOME Ohio Co , VA 240. John Walker 1705 Scotland 1778 Clinch R, VA 241. Ann HOUS'IQN NC 324. Peter Brickey 1715 , Westmoreland- 1786 Westmoreland Co, VA 1786 325. Winifred LUCAS " 328 & 329 same as 324 & 325 . 332 & 333 same as 324 & 325. 334. Thomas Garner 1757 Westmoreland Co, Va. II ~35 . Rosamond COURTNEY 480. John Walker Scotland 481. Katherine RUTHERFORD 1685, Scotland 648. John Brickey 1640 649. Alce **656 & 657 . same as 648 & 649 . 450. Thomas Broome 664. & 665 same as 648 & 649 . 668. Henry Garner 669. Catherine BRADLEY 670. Thomas Courtney 671. Mary 960. John Walker 962. John Rutherford Scotland 963. Isabella ALLEIN 1336. John Garner ca 1633 1337. 2672. 2674. 2675. 5348. 5349. 5350. II Susanna KEENE John Garner Thomas KEENE Mary THORLEY Thomas KEENS Elizabeth GOSNOLD Edward Thorley 1702 , Scotland 1734 PA 1738 PA 1718 Westmoreland Co , Va 1745 Westmorel and Co , Va 1756, Westmoreland Co ., Va Scotland Ireland 1702 VA -1660 VA Westmoreland Co Northumberl and Kent Island , VA 1593 , England 1716 " " " �105 BOOK REVIEWS by Mrs. Oren Counts* EARLY ADVENTURERS ON WES'IERN WA'IERS VOLUME I by + Mary B . Kegl e y F. B. Kegley This i s the Ne w Riv e r of Virginia in Pioneer Days 1745-1800. "let the r e cords s p eak f or t h ems elves. " The authors The records of Augus t a , Bote tourt, Fincastle and Montgomery counties are used to s how a cti vities o f the New River settlers : appraisals, deed,s entries, grants , l and r ecords , o r d ers , s urveys , wills , and other records. Family s ketches for Bla cksburg: Christiansburg area of Montgomery County include: Banke, Bar g er, Be ard, Billups, Binga min (John) , Black, Boles, Broce, Buchanan, Byrn , Chris man, Conrad, Craig, Crewey, Draper, Elswick, Gresham, Harless , Harman , Ha ven , Hornbarger, Keister , Kinzer, Kipps, Linkous , Lorton, McCoy, McDonald, McGee, McMullen, Martin, Peterson, Poppicover (Cofer) , Preston, Price , Ribbl e , Ritchie, S hell, Smelser, Sperry , Stephens, Surface, Taylor, Trigg (Abram), Vickers, Wa ll, Wes tcoat, and Wood . Family sketches for the Radford-Dunkard Bottom area of Montgomery and Pulaski Counties include the familie s of Bell, Bingamin (Henry), Carty (Carter)' Cassiday , Charlton, Chris tian, Cl oyd (Ninian, Samuel, Thomas), Gardner , Grayson, Grills, Ingles, Mccorkle, P e nner , Reilly , Rife, Sallust , Skaggs, 'lhompson, Trigg (Laniel and Stephen), Whitt and Wiley . There are many family names in the military records of both the French and Indian War and Revolutionary War. In the 155 pages of the index in addition to personal names, there are a few place names of special interest, lists of mills, forts, ferries and churche s , The idea for this publication was conceived 50 years ago by F. B. Kegley during his research and writing of VIRGINIA FRONTIER. After his death in 1968 the final research and organization of EARLY ADVEN'IURER3 ON WES'IERN WATERS was completed by Mary B. Kegley . A gift copy from the author to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society has been placed in the Virginia Western Community College Library, Roanoke , Virginia. A copy of the book may be ordered from Kegley Books, Mary B. Kegley , 4400 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. 23221. The price is $27.25. *6804 Northway Drive, Roanoke, Virginia 24-019 . + +::::.< 1!'811~ 7( ~ v~" 7 -4_.1 dss·e JI �106 BOTETOURT COUNTY, VI RGINIA CHILDREN VOLU1'1E I Researched and Compiled by Charles T. Burton ";t For many years while searching Courthouse Rec ords i ncl uding Hi ll Books , Deed Books, Order Books , Birth a nd Dea t h Records , the author made note of places where information on children could be f ound . I n th i s volume he has listed Botetourt-born children ; or at least s pen t a part of t heir childhood i n the county. He lis t s the date or approximate da te of birt h . The b irth of the parents . The death records, in many cas es , gives the pla ce and da t e of b irth , and birthplace of the parents . In this volume is found in the 228 page book , more t han 12 , 000 na mes completely alphabetized, beginning with Abercromb ie , L. S . ( B. Al a .) an d Mary Scanlon ( b . Botetourt County ca . 1891) with child Mary Iris (b . 7-31- 1917) t o Zollman, Henry (d. by 10- 9-1810) wi th child , Bets y , an orpha n ; age over 14 on 10-9-1810 with guardian , Peter 'D:tgger. A gift copy from the author to the Southwestern Virg inia Genealog ical Society has been placed i n the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . A copy of the book may be ordered from Charles T. Burton , Rt . 2 Box 191, Troutville, Va. 24175 . The price of the book i s $J5 . 00. Reviewed by Mrs . Oren Counts . g[rnold/amH!! :dssocietion -of the ~nuth -~ Researching al l ARNOLD fami l ies in t he Southern United States published since 1970 - back issues avai lable send for free I ist --- --------- --- Membership, $10.00 Annually includes an nual newsletter and free queries 1655 Imperial Crown Mrs. Marian C. Ledgerwood Secretary, AFAS Houston, Texas 77043 �107 NOTES FROM QUAR'IERLY EXCHANGES ( Several membe~ of the 3 WG S a re reviewing the exchanges -- picking up items of i nterest to those of us in Virginia . Please remember that each quarterly has those a rticles pertaining to their a rea . These quarterlies are placed in the Virginia !ioom , Roanoke City (ma i n ) Library , Roanoke , Va. ) From THE JOURNAL of the Kanawha Valley Genealogical Society : June 1980. A new quarterly publication , THE SECOND BOA T, s pecializing in Colonial American geneal ogy , will a verage 40 pages per issue , and will deal with ships arriving before 1 650 , a t tempt in g to trace these immigrants through the Revolutionary War era . Tne S ubscri ption rate i s $10 . 00 from THE SECOND BOAT, PO Box 398 , Machi as , Maine 0 4654 . . . .. . . . A list of anglicized German names i n Virginia ... . An a rti cle about the Ci bbs family of Mason County , W, Va . , wi th reference .to their origin in Rockbri dge County . From the MIAMI VALLEY , Ohio , Genealo gical Society: Summer 1980. A l ong lists of burials in the Pursel l Private Burying Ground , Bridge Townshi p , Bucks Co , Pa . . . . . . Abs tract s of Hills , Inventories and Administrati ve Accounts of Loudon Co , Va , 17 57-1 8 00 . . . . . . Chart s di vi ding Anabaptists and other separatists and S chwarzenau Brethren . S hows origins and evolution . From THE COLORADO GENEALcx;IST: May 1980 . Text of a lecture , GENEALcx:;ICAL RECOR DS IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES , by James D. Walker. 'Ihis is a delight to read, and mos t informative . It i s considerably more detailed than is usually found . . • . . ... An index of exchange publications , a great idea which should be helpful to VAN readers . (Note : we also exchange with quite a few of the quarterlies they index . Thank you 'IHE COLORADO GENEALOGIST) From the NA TI ON AL GENEALOCICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER : genealogical books . Aug 1980. Reviews of recent "Just lookin "', p 47 - - about research ... "Some Revolutionary Veterans of Both Sides " p 48 . . .... p 58 "A Perpetual Calendar a n d How to Use It . . ... .. • • p 62 " Ancestral Diggings . THE SEARCHER (Calif . ) June 1980 . THE WAGONER , Vol III No 2 - J , 1980 : p 88 , Abbreviations used in Genealogical Queries •. • . . . . p 97 , Old Photos -- Neglected Genealogi cal Informat ion .. . , p 102 Where Immi grants Go. ANCESTRY (Fla . ) Vol 15 #3 , July 1980 : p 82 ' The Perfect Genealogist" . .. ... p 'History of Guilford - Schools ' ........ p 10J , Origin of Family Names - from King F amily of Conn . . . . . . p 107 Abbreviations used in Genealogy (research) . . 99 , Bulletin of Va-NC Piedmont Gen Soc . summer, 1980 . .... p 87 "Where did they go from Here?" WIMMER FAMILY NEWSLET'IER , Fred Wi mmer, 804 Falconer Road , Joppatowne, MD 21085 . • .•• article on Johannes Wimmer , from N. J . to Maryland .• ... other i terns on the Wimmers . BULLETIN , S ou them Cal. Gen. S oc. Inc. Ne wsletter, Oct . 1980 ••.. • • VALLEY FORGE HONOR ROLL. A search is under way to find the names of the J, 000 or so men who died a t Va l l e y Forge • .•• these unknown s a re being named - through mus ter roll s , pens ion applicati ons , etc ••. 8 , 000 compa triots who survived . ••... Information abou t the s ervice of a s oldi er at Va lle y Forge can be sent to Mr. Homer F Dean , 76 Baylee Road , North Weymou th , MA 02 191 �108 . !' Mrs Royse A. LANDRESS, 2528 Edinburc;h Drrrl"l Roanoke,VA24012 Are John MERRYMAN(IVEARYMAN) and his wife Elizab eth of St. James Parrish Goochland Co VA (deed dated lS Jan 1747) the pareyrl~ /Y] of Richard ff:.ERRICM - wife Ann COil'.iALLY ? ~ .~ c:J)f>~~// W.Harry surr iiERLAND, 5607 Chamberlayne Ave, Richmond ,VA 2J2~7 Need information on parents of Nancy COWAN, b .17 9 5 who married in 1818 Johnston HOWARD(l 782-1~73) and lived in i~ ussell Co. Her mother was a GOSE . t)U). (5~ -f!!:::.~~~Q_; John PHILLIPS 8105 ~acArthur Blvd. ,Bethesda ~ D 200J4 Seek exchange on SPEAR , SKILES , GU'.CHRIE, COU J-fl'NEY, and~.:~ FIRD families of the Pulaski area late l?OO's~h /~J7f"~v (V Mrs. Curtis LONG,1789 Sullivant Ave., Columbus Ohio 4)223 In search of parents,brothers,sisters of my great-grandfather Jos iah KENNON b. 181 7 Rocky Mount VA and m. Jl.: ary Jane BROWN in Mart i nsville VA, had family there and moved to Ohio by 1800. Will answer all letters with KENNON information. l~ Karl F. HOBACK, p O Box 702 Alexandria VA 22J1J James T. WORKMAN m. f.~ary Ann HOBACK(HOUGHBOK) in Wythe Co June 1838. MaryAnn as a widow m. Granville DILLON(DeLOVE) Wayne Co WVA May 1861. He was the son of A. and E. DILLON (De LOVE) and was born in Wythe Co 1826 . N'.aryAnn b. 1819 was dauzhter of i!ohn HOBACK of Wythe and Wayne Cos.Would appreciate info concerning MaryAnn's families,children . (Names typed as submitted) Edward D.GRAHAM,718 Beechnut Lane MartinsvilleVA 24112 Need parents of Robe rt A. GRAHANilll. Edith BOOTH Floyd Co VA 6 Feb 1848. They lived near Snowville,Pulaski co. Her father wa~ Daniel BOOTH . . He r mother probably Rachel GRAHAhl. Had children1William Ad~n,U.J=+ah,Ji9ah , Dee,Th i as,Harrieo,Acel, a nd Molly or Mary . )rvrW o;Y Cf:>~ ~'!7( Laura TA!rlAYO, 531 NE 58th Ct . Ft. Lauderdale 11 FL 33334 Need information on LAWRENCE brothers who lived in Radfo rd VA in early l?OO's. They were Radford or J . R., Clayton, Eusib i us , an~ , Nathaniel. I am trying t~ rove my grandfather,John G. LA1'/RENCE was their brother u'C.. ?\ • * ~<Y Mrs. Johnnie MORHISON WRIGHT , )201 SW 81 Ave Miami,FL ~)155 I am researching the follow i ng families a r~~ORRISON PEPPER, OVER'r ON , BARBER, and HOWLE·r ·r . Jrn/& ~'tt.f..orrn ifp~ Ca:ol f·f:C CLASKEY,545 :-Iansen,#7, Idaho Falls,Idaho 8)401 . Doing research on the iv:c CLASY.EY Surname in this area. Grate ful for any info or help on anyone with this name. dill hel:p or work with anyone on the rr.c CLASKY line nope to make family Lineage Bo ok . I),~ £1t.,~J:<~ &utc-l (" 'J;jt,,o J?Jvk-~ �109 Del ore s CLARK , R124 Whe lan Dr . San Di e g o CA 9211 9 . Jeed informa t i on on 3 rax t on CLA RK who married r·,~argaret ROGERS 25 June 1 8 4 6 i n F l oyd C o VA . Wh o we r e their parents ? Mrs. J . L . B~A.IE. l , !·. ~arsha ll OK 73056 ~~ ~~ Wi s hes t o k no w th e n a me s o f chil d re n of Isaac KI RK Sr . b . p o ss i b l y i n Fauqu i er Co VAabou t 1 ? 60 . Isaac Jr . of Boone Co WV was 7 0 y e a r s o ld o n the 1 8 60 Censu s . riis wi fe Sarah HUNTER KIR K d . b efore 1 829 . Illrs. Royse A. . LA ~JD RE SS , 2 52 S Ed inbur g h Dr. NW Roanoke, VA24012 Nee d p ar e nt s of R i chard M.E J<R I O~~ b . 1734 Goochland Co VA d. 1777 m . Ann C O~~ ~ ~ ALLY d au g hter of Bryan, sons Bartholemue, Samuel John r::att h ew , R i ch a rd , J esse , daught er s r.~ ary , Hannah. ' ' f1'i r s . ",' /. G . BAT E:..) , J r .l OJ Ge o r g e S t , 3ta unt on , VA 24401 P i o neer s o f th e Virg inia Bl u e r;r ass says tl':argare t HAYTER dau of Wi l l i a m BAT E S m . P h ilip GREEVER ( 28 Aug 1 8 00 pe r LDS re cor ds ) Which HA Y'r ER was her firs t h usband? Whe n and whe re were the y marrie d , where t he re any c h ildren . Mary F rance s P ARSO NS ,25 0 5 St e phe nson AveSW Roanoke , VA 24014 Nee d p arents of !i e n r y LEE b . Gat e s Co NC m. Mary Elizabeth PIPKINS 9 No v 1779 Gat es Co d. ca 1 806 NC Rev Army . Children1 Mary , E l iz abe th, Wi l l i am , Isaac , Richa::{pH ., J ohn , Rochelle , Margaret , Sarah , C hari ty , Ann , Martha. ~: ),'t"{.'lf~4£Jcx.~ ( O Mr s . J o s e p hi n e C . DE P UE , Rt 1 Box 8 3 , Amesville OH 45711 Ne e d ance st ors o f Barne s MERRI CKS 1793- 1 8 56 (m . Elizabeth DODSON 1 792 - 1 8 70) , J ames f..1ULLINS d . 1 8 95 (m. Mary Elizabeth MEADOWS d. 1 898 ), Samuel MEADOWS ( m. Sophie STAFF ORD ) Giles Co VA. , marriage date E l isha Mobson MERRICKS and Ma r y Elizabe th MULLINS a nd date left for Charl eston WV. He was CSA Art illery ve t . ~ ~ ~~ir'"' P.-1~ Mr .s . Les t er H . PLOETZ, 1004 N. Mi t che l l Ave, Arl fngton Hgt IL60004 S e ek info on J ohn S. GR EEN l ived Smythe Co VA 1 840-1 856 born " on the 'v'labash R iver in Ind iana " . Where? Parents?. Mother (Ann) brought 4 c hildre n b ack t o VA after fa t her die d i n 1840 . How ? :ff Michae l A . P OR rs , 1 0 14 Ce dar Ridg e A..rma p olis MD 21403 0 .JI,~ __ Wish to co rre s pon d wi th a nyone researching family of Jo hn 1 'J1"Y':;";. BRADS HAW d . Russe l l Co 1 8 2 4 . m. S arah dau of J ohn and Isabell a rr (KENDR ICK) HORTON . Children s Wi l l i am (1 8 1 0- 1 8 70 m.Jane HOR'r ON)._t) J,. Di cy b . 1 8 14, J ames , Ra che l, Eliza , Lucy , John , Le lley . 'C/'f:./01(16 J ~ ~i:·~ Mandia DYER , P 0 B ox 4J6 4 , Roan o ke, VA 2 4015 Info wanted o n J ames JENKS of Richmond VA listed in th&Ts,10 R i chmond Census and his wife Be t ty W~RRI SETT. (.V S andra S . BI RTH I S EL, Star Rt l Box 334, Tornada,WV 25202 Wan t t o he ar f r om descendants of J ohn a nd Elizabeth E. DAUGHEHTY J effer s on T wp Tazewel l Co VA 1 8 70 Childrena Sarah Jane , Willi am Martha, Jame s H. , l,~a t elda Cat h erine, El i zab e t h,Elbert,Mary, John' (9:;:::;:;.}~an;;;:fa;:ters and~;~!~~$Jtti~ �110 Harold B. PETERS, RFD 4 Box 21 9, Jonesville VA 24263 Doe s anyon e h ave infor ma t i on on George PETERS and Pinknew CARTER who bu ilt mills in Scott Co VA o r parents, brothers,sisters , c hildren . Fou n d Ge orge on 1850 Sc ott Co Census, but not Pinkne w .~ ~ S'k_&;,-y~ J . V. Ave r y, J r . P O Box 21 54 Roano ke, VA 24009 1) Nee d anc eetors of John WOLFORD wh o l ived Hampsh i re ~WV~ he t h e son of Adam or Fre der ic k . Any connection with those WOLFORDS in Shenandoah Co VA, Wa~h irgton Co MD, or Bedford Co PA? Thare ma y be conne c t i on wi th FUNKS and RI·rTENOUR ( RIDENOUR )fams . ==========================-=====-=.:== == == = =========~== ==== == ===== ==== = = == = == THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ? Copied from WESTERN VIRGINIA (newspaper) , Charles ton , (W ) Va., from microfilm, date of 20 May 1823 Mr. Editor . A few days ago in looking over an eas tern pa per, I di s covered a catalogue of words entitled the "Wes tern dial ect ," and the "Yanke e dia lect . " The writer is pretty correct so far as he goes ; but he has fo r gotten, or has never been acquainted with many more which might with propriety, have been added to his list ; and as he has omitted it , I will beg leave to lay a few before the public , for the information of foreigners . Mine shall not be entitled the Eastern nor Western dialect ; but s hall in a great measure be applicable to Kanawha. The following i s as nea r as I can guess at it: Earl =Barrel Farnence = opposite Spacia = specie Bar= Bear Shouldn ' t ought= ought not Best man = the greatest bully Sang = ginseng Mought = might Needcessity = necessity Pultry =poultry Guine = going Totial = total Gi n = gave That ' s what I look at= that ' s what astonishes me Mather = madder Stomp = stamp Stob = stab ' Lexion = electi on Sartin = certain Tote = carry Shot = shut "Coon of a fellow = a shrewd fellow Saft = soft Poweif'ul sight = a large quantity Cot ch ' d =caught Indeever = endeavour Taters = potatoes Fetch = fetch Poke = pork Better nor that = better than that Saunt = sent Smowtch = ki ss Sense = since Do you mind? = do you remember The above is all I at present recoll ect , and I wil l only add a few r i diculous phrases: "to sut(soot ) and ashes , " as " I can run to sut and ashes , " " I can knock you to sut and ashes, " &c . A. excl aims , "I can knock down a nd drag out a camp- meet i ng of you - -eat , drink and fight a camp- meeting !'' B s ays, " I can eat a funeral , whip a funeral , lift a funeral , &c . P === ====================== ============================~=-======================= THE LAST WORD: I just knew that this time I would have a very good ' Last word " but a fraid that I am not in mood. We will be l eaving tomorrow for the fun e ral of Claude 's a unt. Babe Fowler ~it :J>ce s l9 Hy-c1Ve:e. k.. IV'o .:.u Wu:~. NO"fht~ / ? ? or-19/,y of 1 ' lJood/er szu;y f • hJ~#,v~ �Name VAN may publish Address Dyes D Family name no 16. City d b State zip code 8. md b pb md pmd d pd Tu..te 4.~ !:d 9, b pb d pd 2. B 17. B d 18. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 4, Number 4 Subject The topic of the resource Proceedings of Militia Court Martial: Botetourt and Montgomery Counties; White Cemetery Survey; Marriage Records of Botetourt County, 1770-1790 (Goodson-McRoberts); Patricks Who Served in Confederate Organizations in the War Between the States; Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. 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Mrs . Oren R counts , 680 4 No.r t hway Drive NW, Roanoke , Va 2 4 0 19 ===== == === ==== ===~========= =========== = =================== = == ============= ADVERTI SEMENT: We wil l accept adve rtis ing pertaini ng to gen eal ogy. Rates two c olu mns per page; l " xJ" i s $2 .00; J "xl.Jt" i s $7 . 5 0, half c ol umn ; 3"x9" full c o l umn i s $14. 00 ; ful l page 6t" x9 " i s $25 .00. Members write for spe cial rate s . , �V IR G I N IA APPALACHIAN NOTES Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALCGICAL SOCIETY ~====================== ==================================================== Vol. I.V - No . 3 - August 1980 CONTENTS President's Message William Cooper - Revolutionary War Soldier Obituary of Col. Andrew Jolmson Chapman Cemetery , Giles Co., Va. Marriage Records of Botetourt Co., Va. Walker Family Cemetery, Eggleston, Va. 1850 Mortality Schedule, Giles County, Va. Genealogical Researches in Southwest Virginia White Gate, Giles Co. , Va. Petition - Franklin Co., Va. Notes on Exchange Quarterlies Pedig;ree Charts Mrs. J. D. Dickenson Michael A. Ports J. C. Porter Harold B. Peters Book Reviews Queries Members B 43 45 46 47 61 62 63 65 65 66 68 70 71 72 73 75 77 ====================================================·=================== AUGUST MEETING = August 16, 1980 = speaker Claudia Geiger Time 1:30 pm in the Auditorium (Bullet Ave, entrance), main Roanoke City Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. Gome ear~y ana ao research in the Virginia Room --- For genealogical research the best in this part of Virginia. ------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- �Aug. "B" PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Greetings ! By now you should have your copy of the Society ' s "Membership Directory . - 1980 ", It s hows 126 members in Virgi nia and 2 14 members in other states , for a whopping total of 340 . Activities planned for 1980 are coming off as sc heduled . Turnout for the Genealogical 1tlorkshop (11ay) was s maller than expected --- partly due to a goof by the local post office which return ed an unknown number of properly addressed applications . Those who came received many good , practical tips on how to go about nurs i ng your genealog ical gleanings into book form from Jess Carr. Pauline Dunn ' s description of th e treas ure trove of genealogical data contained in the American Indian Record s in our Na tional Archives caused many of us to s tart fi guring out how to get down to D.C . this summer . An unusually large group turned out to plot grave s ites at East Hill Cemetary ( Salem , Va .) in June . Jim Avery had the task well planned as a result of good coordination with the Roanoke Valley Histori cal Society . J ohn Burrows showed us how to "rub" a graves tone . (I put John ' s techniques to work two weeks later when I plotted graves on my Grandfa ther William Henry Speas ' es place down in Forsyth County , N.C.) By the time you read this , our Open House (July 19th) will be "un fait accompli. " Here ' s hoping that I get a chance to meet many of our out-ofstate members •. .. . Don ' t forget to tell John Burrows ((703) 982-2872 ) that you will be with us when we join members of the New River Valley Historical Society in October to tour the newly dedicated "Alexander House" in Dublin and the nearby Pulaski County Court House , And don't forget --- keep those cards & letters comin '. Bruce Anderson -------------------------------- -------------- ------------ ------------- WORKSHOP Just a note to thank the merchants and ' folks ' who donated to the 'Bag ': Bush- Flora Shoes for the bag, Mill MoW1tain Playhous e "History - Old Homes - Other Historical Facts about Martinsville & Henry c~ ., Va . " Chamber of Commerce, Inc .; "Suggestions and Items to Consider in Writi ng Your Personal History" from Everton Publ is hers , Inc . , Logan , Utah. " The (Farmers) Market , Roanoke Area Market Association ; "Welcome to Danvilie, Va.; The Botetourt Co . Court House Dedication Ceremony - 1975; Tazewell Va. Chamber of Commerce ; Historic Fincastle, Inc.; Roanoke Valley Historical Society;--a lot of info o~ the places we need to go . ~ow books and where to get them : Bookworm & Silverfish, PO Box 516 , Wytheville , Va 24382 . Virg inia Book Company, Berryville, Va 22611. Books & Forms , 6818 Lois Drive , Springfield , Va 22150 . Goodspeed's Book Shop , Inc., 18 Beacon St ., Boston Mass 02108 . Genealogical Book Trading Post, Cook & McDowe ll Publications, 9 East 6th St , Owensboro, Ky 42301. The above all sent catalogues . The Dept. of Community Affairs , Commonwealth of Pa ., Bureau of Land Records , PO Box 155 Ha::rTisburg, Pa 17120 sent info on maps . The FNEB (Fi rst National Exchange :sa.:ik) furni s hed a small pad for note taking and Colonial American Nationa l Bank furnished the pen. I may have missed s ome, being a spectator this year I do not know all who contributed. Babe Fowler ' ?i �I 4J tfILLIAM COOPER (This petition i s from the Legislative Petitions , Virginia State Archives , Richmond , Va , from Rus sell Co ., Va , Box B, 1815-18JJ , petition# 9369 . A photocopy of the origina l may be obtained from the State Archives ; a copy has been placed in the Virginia Room , main Roanoke City Publi c Library , Roanoke , Virginia) . (page) William Cooper' s Petition to Rev'y Claims (page) William Cooper / / H. Gray / Dec ' r. 19th 1829 / ref ' d to Detail of his war (page) To the Honorable Speaker and members of the House of Representatives of Virginia. The Petition of William Cooper & sundry citizens of Russell county and State of Virginia humbly sheweth , that your petitioner who was a soldier in the Revolutionary war, now is in his ?8th years of age , and very feeble and sickly in body & distitue of all the means of comfort and necessaries of life , Save what are contributed by the hands of one or two charitable individuals . Your pretiti oner was engaged in a skirmish at Bunker Hill, and there by his own activity & Courage took a prisoner of the enemy and delivered him to Gel Washington . He was also engaged in the Battle of Long Island under the comman of Col ' o Hand?. on account of s ickeness he was thence discharged & enlisted a substitute ; after his recovery your petitioner was enrolled in the malitia under the command of Gen 'l Putnam and act ive as Sergeant Major ; he was under the command of Gen ' l Ported at the Battle of Brandywine and acted as Adjutant in a skirnish near Philadelphia , and at the Batt~e of Gennan Town , he was also engaged Your petitioner had formerly some property which he gave to his sons on condition they would support him during his life, they by misfortune & bad management became Insolvent, so that they were unable in any manner to contribute the comforts or even the necessaries of life to your peti tioner, who i s as destitute as possible to be , and has been so far a year or more (page ) In the year 1?75 August I entred in to the Revolutionary War. I marched from York Town in Pensylvania under the command of Capt Michal D3.wdle belonging to the first Rifle Regiment of Pensylvania , commanded by Co'l Edward Hand . We marched to Cambridge & then we ware attached under the Command of Gen Washington Capt Ia.wdle's company marched Down to Bunkers Hill neck, were we attacked the British picket yard : We ware caused to Retreat, i n the skirmish I was so fortunate as to take a prisoner and deliver him to Washington -- J O day s afterward I foilled? a British major off the british Brestwork In 1776 March, we marched for New York in April --- and from that to Long Island, & on 2nd of August 1776 where said Cooper stood in defense of America, The enemy being to strong we ware compeled to Retreat in to New York under the command of Capt . Henry Miller. then said Cooper was taken s ick , and was discharged and sent home. In the year 1777 I marched to Jarseys under the command of Capt James Mitchell attached to the Regiment commanded by Maj. James Dill an then I acted as Sergent major under Maj Dill & served three months. Co'l James Thompson appointed me as Adjutent and we march from York Town in the year 1777 to Brandywine the Brigade being commanded by General Potter and was in the �battle of Brandywine on the 11th d a y of September 1777 a n d a l s o in the Battle of Germantown also acted as Adjutant on the 4th day of Oct 1777 78 years of age (page) And i s indebted for hi s s ubs i s t ence for that length of time t o the charity of one or two i ndividuals a s a bov e state ; the prayer therefore of your Petition is that he may be pla c ed o n the pension list , and he as in duty bound will ever pray etc Will iam Cooper The ~ollo~ing signatures were t rac ed f r o m the photocopy , by placi ng a rti s t tracing paper ovar the document. I beli e ve they are a fa i r copy . (1.5) (17) 22) (2J ) (25 ) �(P;;c;~) we have printed what we believe the above names are -- if we have made an error, please let us know so we can make the correction . f)! ~. ~~(28) The signatures on the petition; (~age) William Cooper 1J Griffith/Griffeth Dickenson (2) Sam ' l Luce (J)*L~d (Lund) Sneed (*or J S) (4) William Gibson (5) Ja ' s Hall (6) Nelson Gray (?) Robert Boyd ( 8 ) H Smith (9) Henry P Smith (10) Henry Campbell (11) Isaac McFadden (the ' c' is written as part of the F) 12~ William Horton (13) Vincent S Hurt (14) Ezekiel Burdine (15) (16) (17) (18) (10) (20) (21) (22) (2J) (24) John Wilson E D Kexnan Laniel Horton ?G ' a? Kindrick Thos Dickinson William Garrett Cha rles Carroll Jackson Buckley James Dixon George heabenlin? (25) Joseph Gibson (26) Andrew fuvison (27) A. Alderson (page) (28) F L B Shaver OBI'IUARY OF COL . ANDREW JOHNSON Copied from Lewisburg , (w) Va , newspaper from microfilm. rate of 7 Dec. 18J8: DIED. At his late residence at Giles c. H. Va. on Wednesday the 14th inst . Col . Andrew Johnston in the 68th year of his age. He was one of our most distinguished citizens , and through life was characterized by a highminded and gentlemanly deportment , and an unflinching integrity rarely equalled . About two years since he made a profession of reli gion and attached himself to the Baptist Church, since which time his steady christian demeanor and constant attention to all the duties of religion, has evinced the sincerity of his profession and done honor to the cause he had espoused . His death was preceded by a most distressing illness of near three weeks , during which he gave strong evidence of the efficacy of the Christian religion to soothe the bed of affliction , and light up the dark valley and shadow of death. He was not herd to utter a complaint but with truly christian resignation committed himself to the keeping of him who judgeth righteously "he was often heard to say that his only hope and consolation was in the blessed Saviour of sinners, and when scarcely able to articulate his lips were still seen to move and his voice heard to whisper in prayr , thus he passed away from a world of affliction to the bosom of his God. He has left an affectionate family and a numerous circle of relatives and friends to mouxn a loss which cannot be easily repaired, as a magistrate, a citizen and a christian, his memory through succeeding years will call up a tribute of melancholy yet pleasing reflection in the minds of all who knew him and were ca~able of estimating his wortho This microt·ilm was obtained from town, WV, on interlibrary loan. West Virginia University Library, Morgan- �CHAPMAN CEMETERY Giles County , Virginia Location: Ripplemead, on Rt 634 South, off old 460 Rt . the new bridge at Ripplemead . Earliest birth date: 1740 Complied by Bill & Ruth Blevins, 1975 This road goes under Earliest death date : 1815 John Chapman / Ensign / U. S . Anny / Rev . War / Accordi ng to DAR re cords, he was born 1740, died 1815 A double Stone: Isaac William Chapman/ bo:r:n: Dec . 11 , 1839 / diedt May 7, 1867 Ann Mather Chapman / bo:r:n: Feb. 23 , 1833 / died1 Oct. 29 , 1894 Isaac Chapman/ eldest son of John and Sally Chapman /died May 29, 18J6 ( born 1764) / 72 years, 1 month, 10 days William Jackson Chapman / son of Manilius and / Susan Chapman / b . Feb 1J, 1857 I d . May 20, 1857 Elian Chapman / wife of Isaac Chapman / and 3rd daughter of David & Nancy Johnston/ died Aug. 3, 185(?)6 Mary Chapman/ wife of/ Henley Chapman/ b . April 7, 1784 / d July 13, 1837 Mary Ann Mullins / born in Franklin Co. / died in Giles Co . / October 10, 1875 Alberta Pendleton / dau . of Philip W. and Nannie P. Strother / b. J an . JO, 1882 d. June 18, 1882 Susan Beirne / wife of / Manilius Chapman / b. June 13, 1813 / d. June 15, 1886 Manilius Chapman / b. Oct 14, 1806 / d. Oct J, 1883 Sadie Viola / dau. of Philip W. and/Nannie P. Strother / b Feb . 2J, 1874 / d . July 9, 1887 Elvina Pendleton / wife of A. G. Pendleton / and dau. of Henly Chapman / b . Apr. JO, 1811 / d . Sept . 18 , 1868 Henley Chapman / son of Manilius Chapman / b May 25 , 1843 / d Sept . 10, 1855 Maj . Wm P. Cecil / elder son of Sam L. and / Sal ly / died July 20, 1899 / aged 79 years / (A Masonic emblem is on this stone ) Albert Gallatin Pendleton / b . in Culpeper County / June 28 , 1807 / d June 19, 1875 Mary A. Chapman / b. Mar. 29, 1811 / d. Aug. 17, 1873 / eldest daughter of/ Manilius and Susan Chapman Two other stones were found: one had writing that could not be read ; the other was designed like those of 18J6 and has f l aked off so that no writing is visible . There are several graves with rocks for markings outside the cemetery wall . These were reputed to be slaves' graves. * * * * * * * * * * * * MEADOWS NATIONAL REUNION will be Oct 17- 19 at Pipestem State Park, Pipestem, WV. For infonnation send a large , stamped, self-addressed envelope to one of these officers: Roy E Meadows, 4709 Pensacola Blvd, D:i.yton, Ohio 4.5439; Truman P Meadows, PO Box 51, Kellysville, WV 24732; Lee Meadows Ford, PO Box 933, Roseville, Calif. 95678 --------------------------------- -------- ------ - - --- - - - ------- - -- �1+7 BOTETOURT CO., VIR::;INIA VAR appreciates very much that the Col. William Preston Chapter, DAR, of Roanoke, Va. , for allowing us to publish the following records . This volume of marriage bonds was in book form and has been retyped £or VAN. --------------------------------------------------------------------------MARRIAGE RECORLB OF BOTETOURT CO. , VIfilINIA 1770 - 1790 VOLUME I Compiled by Charles T. Burton Vicie W. Fowler Sponsored by Col. William Preston Chapter National Society Laughters of the American Revolution The sponsoring of this book is a part of the observance of the Bicentential Year 1776 - 1976 Every precaution has been taken to insure the accuracy of this copy of the Marriage Bonds and Minister's Returns on file i n the Botetourt County, Virginia, Courthouse, Each document has been carefully examined by several persons familiar with the script of earlier days; both English and German , Where several interpretations are possible, the most plausible one is found herei n. In some instances, a second possibility is noted. It is interesting to know some of the rules gove:rning the early marriages of this state. Before 1780, all marriages were supposed to be performed by a minister of the Church of England, who was to keep a list of them, to be turned over to the Secretary of the Commonwealth. A great many of such lists , if they were kept, were never tu:rned over to the state. In Botetourt County , where a great majority of the county officials , and even the vestrymen of the Church, were of Scotch-Irish and Presbyterian backgrounds, these Marriage Laws were not rigidly enforced, There were two methods by which the Minister was authorized to perform the marriage rites; one is generally ref erred to as "by bond, '' and the other "by banns" or "by publication. " By bond, the groom and his surety would sign �48 a bond for fifty pounds (later, one hundred and fifty dollars) payable to the King (later, to the Goveznor) , to guarantee that a ma rriage would take place with the girl, if there were no legal objections . Legal objections were: the refusal of a parent to give consent , if either party was under the age of twenty-one ; either party having a living , legal husband or wife , etc . When this bond was presented to the Clerk of Courts , he would sign i t , thus giving authority , or license, to the minister to perform the ceremony . By the other method, the intended marriage was announced a t public worship service , for three weeks , a nd if no objections were heard , the ceremony was performed. A list of these marriages was to be kept by the minister, and a copy sent to the Clerk of Courts , within three months. The fee charged for a marriage by this method , was only one-fourth that for the "bond" method. Ministers of other denomiations performed marriages , t hat were considered legal only by members of that denomination, and were not recorded at the Courthouse. Some denominations considered marriage a sacrement , the same as baptism and the Lord's Supper, and should not be regulated by any other a uthority than the church , and that there should be no costs, s uch as fe es , involved. So , we have some of the reasons why the Courthouse records do not show all marriages actually celebrated . In 1780, the law was changed, allowing ministers of other denominations to qualify to perform ceremonies , and legalizing the marriages performed in these denominations, in the earlier years. This law also, required that the list of marriages performed be sent to the Clerk within three months . This was not always done. The Law reads that he who "failing to trans mit such a certificate to the clerk of the court in due time, shal l forfeit and pay the sum of five hundred pounds, to be recovered with costs of suit by the informer in any court of record ." To my knowledge, this was never enforced, so it appears that ministers were allowed to do pretty much as they pleased. The genealogist wishes there had been more marriages recorded, but he is amazed and thankful that we have as many as we do. Charles T. Burton, Rt 2 , Box 191, Troutville, Va . 24175 --------------------------------------------------------------------------This volume is copied according to the year the marriage was preformed (for VAN it was retyped in alphabetical order - groom ' s name) and copi~d as the names were listed -- as we read them - - on the bond in the space listed for the bride and groom, the sureties, and signatures . We found several errors on the bonds but made no attempt to correct any errors . There were several names in which a "l" should have been a " t", " e " for " i '' --- in fact just about any letter. I know that just about any name is subject to correction, because on the second go around I ' ve changed my mind. Also noted genealogical material, unusual information , or spelling from the bonds and consents . The one thine that I have found out from my experience at abstracting original records is, if at all possible, to OBTAIN COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL RECORDS because what is copied into the court records or abstracted (such as we are doing) may be entirely different from the original or the data you �49 need has been left out . Mrs. Inez E Good, Assistant Professor Roanoke College, Salem, Va., helped u s with the translation of some of the German names and consents. Mrs. Good said she is not sure that the translations are correct because of the difficulty in reading the handwriting. She also put down her "translation" of the English signatures -- these were included to show the difficulty in reading the handwriting of that period. Our abstraction s were compared with the Botetourt County marriages included in "Anna ls of Southwest Virginia 1769-1800" by Lewis Preston Summers (I was told these marriages were copied by a typist and not by Mr. Summers) and "Early Marriages, Wills, and Some Revolutionary War Records, Botetourt County, Virginia" by Anne Lowry Worrell. After each author's name are listed the differences , if any . If no differences, just the name of' the author or if the bond was not listed. We sincerely hope that these abstractions will be of help to those researching the county --- and please forgive us for any error that we may have made . Mrs. Vicie Waskey Fowler, ?e-Box-5:1:33-1716 Colgate St,Ne. Roanoke Below is an example of a marriage bond -- some were printed but most were written out by hand . K~O\V ALL MEN, ~._c..d, uy 1h c:re prcrents, tl1111 we '~ ~ '- Q-rh_ Ot4 ~ ~re J1cld :mJ firmly bonnd trn:o Henry Lee, Efi1;ure, Gover. nor oft his 'Common wealth for t he time. being in the j ·1ll a n<l foll fllm of fifty pounds car rent money, f() 1hc 1nyment of which well :ind crcly to be made to our foid Govc:rnor, or l1is Succeffors for the ufe of ahe Commonwe:;lth af•·rdaiJ ;. we bind oarfclvcs, cur heirs, &c. jointly :ind fcverally firmly, by thcfo prcfents. THE Sc:;alcJ wi:b our Sc;;ls, :m<l dared ihe f' ~ ro Qf /IL.L~ ! . 79 COND J T10~ of the :ihove Ohligalion is fuch, tll.lt whereas there is a Marriage iliorrly aended to he h c:!d :ind folcmuiz.::J ·Letwccn tl1c :ol•<•ve bound "?-, . ---4i4Y ani ~7?7. a~~~ ~<A--. ~7 ot 1his conniy, if ot.4 ~ .111• Lf~ ~fd - -- therefore, there be no lawful cauJs o,l,)fi~uet ~Ii~ Clic~ marri:ig~.-~'.'.en thi 3 ~1;ion ~oh• void or clfe to rcwlin in _full force~ ._ !:>.g1.ed, k 21c<l, on•l ach11u,..,Jc;.,.,cJ ' . 1.;cc.: IJf. J.f! l m: }ln:k . ~#7.J& J' Q;/. " ~-~-· --v' ~ f7~~ ~ �50 MARRIAGES BONDS & MINISTER RETURNS of BOTETOURT CO, VA. AKINS (sig: Eakin), Joseph & Rosana Caldwell. 14 Fe b 17f57. Sur: John Caldwell. MIN RET : Joseph A.kin & Rosanna Caldwell m.d 5 Mar 17f57 reported by Jno. W Bo l t, clerk, Protestant Episcopal Church. Summers: Adkins. Worrell. 2 . ALDERSON, Joseph & Mary Newman 5 J an 1789. Sur : Henry Bowyer . CONSENT; 4 Fe b 1789. Jonathen Newman, fa t he r c Wit : Jo se ph Carrol, William Carrol. CONSENT: 2 Feb 1789. John Alde rson, father. Wit: Joseph Carrol, William Carrol. In consent - - son of lawful age Summers. Worrell: also l iste d under Anderson. 3. ALDERSON, Simon & Anne Spratt. 16 Aug 177 3 . Sur : Stephen May. Summers: 1793. Worrell: a lso listed under Anderson. 4. ALDERSON, Thomas & Martha Moore, dau of James Moore, Senr. 13 J uly 1789 . Sur: Matthew Harvey. CONSENT: 13 July 1789 . James Moore Senr, father. Wit: John Moore, J ohn Sutten. CONSENT: 13 July 1789. Curtis Alderson, father. Worrell: Summers. 5. ALLEN, Francis & Rebaccah Mills md 2 March 1785 by Edward Crawford. Min. Ret . Summers : not listed. Worrell: not li sted. 6. ALLEN, Robert & Jane Hill. 10 Mar 1784 . Sur: Malcom Allen. MIN RET: Robert Allen & Jane Hill md 20 Mar 1784 by Edward Crawford. Summers : not listed. Worrell. 7. ALLEN, Solomon & Susanna Stevens. 15 May 1787. Sur: William Allen CONSENT: 12 May 17f57. John Stephens of Montgomery Co., father. Wit: Peter H.,ough, William Allen. Summers: 1784. Worrell. 8. ANDERSON , Jam.es & Maryan Tatham. May 1789 Sur: James Bryant. CONSENT : 4 May 1789. Jn'o Tatern, father. Wit: Joseph Ander s on, William Davis. MIN RET: James Anderson & Mary Ann Tathum m.d 5 May 1789 by Edward Crawford. Summers. Worrell. Fowler : Jn'o Tatham. 9. ANDERSON, James & Agnes Dean md 20 April. 1790 by l icense by Christopher Clark. MIN RET. Summers. Worre l l: n ot 1.isted. 10. ANDERSON, John & Rebecca Maxwell. 10 Jan 1775 . Sur: Geo Skil lern Summers. Worrell. 11.ANDERSON, Joseph & Sarah Bess. 6 Feb 1780. Sur: Thom.as Veill (sig: Veaill) Summers. Worrell: Biss (Bip) 12. ANDERSON, Thomas & Rebecca McClure. 12 Feb 1784. Sur: Mal com McClure. MIN RET: Thomas Anderson & Rebecca McCluer md 25 Feb 1784 by Edward Crawford. Summers. Worrell . 13. ARBUCKLE, Matthew & Francis Lawrence . 17 Dec 1774. Sur : Ri chard May. Summers: Frances. Worrell: F. Lawrence, widow 14. ARBUCKLE, William & Katherine Poague. 30 Oct 1779. Sur: Geo. Poage. Summers. Worrell: Katerine; Nov 11 1. �51 • I I I I I l 'I ! 15. ARMSTRONG , James & Mary Thompson. 20 June 1787 . Sur : Robert Armstrong. CONSENT: 16 June 17f57o Martha Thomson , mother. Wit: T I1e lholand, Wm NcClintick. MIN RET: James Armstrong & Mary Thompson md 21 JlUle 1787 by Edwd Crawford Summers . Worrell. 1 6 . ASHFORD, Wo & Mary Thompson. 27 Feb 1784 Sur : Andw Lewis (did not sign). Summers. Worrell : 1785 . (Md Reg : 1785) ASTON, William & Margaret Compton . 16 April 1700 . Sur: Charles Ellison . Summers : Acton. Worrell : Wm Acton . (Md . Reg : Acton) 18. ATCHLEY, Martinno (sig : Martanno) & Zessery Tyler .~ Feb 1785 . Sur: John Reaburne (sig: Reburn .) Summers: Zephery Tyler 0 Worrell: Zephery , Martanno Atchey. 0 19. BAKER, Hartin & Phobe Snodgrass . 20 . 2 1. 22 . 23 . 240 25 . 26 . 27 . 28. 29 . 30. 11 Feb 1772. Sur : Archibald Baker. Summers. Worrell. BALDEN (sig : Baldwin) , Sam'l & Mary Wills. 10 Mar 1778. Sur: William Wills . Summers : Well s ; Baldwin. Worrell: incomplete information. BARNETT, David & .Mary Wallace 14 April 1789 . Sur: James Reburn CONSENT : 14 April 1789. James Reburn g 'd'n of Mary. Summers : Barnette Worrell. BARNETT, John & Anne Dyerly. 10 Sept 1783. Sur : Geo . Madison. Summers . Worrell : Deyerle. BARROTT (sig : Barrett) , William & Elizabeth Coans. 26 Nov 1783. Sur: Paulser Kemberlain (sig : Palzer Kimberling) MIN RET: William Barret & Elisabeth Coan md 3 Dec 1783 by Edward Crawford. Summers: Barnett , Eliz. Coass . Worrell : Barrett & Eliz Evans. BARTLEY, Hugh & Sarah Culbertson . 1 Sept 1772 . Sur: John Anderson Sum.mer : Bartlet Worrell. BARTON , Sam ' l & Martha Robinson . 10 Mar 1778. Sur: Hugh Crockett CONSENT : Sam.l Woods . 9 Mar ' 78. Wit: Will'm Simpson; Wm Madison Summers . Worrell: Robertson. BEALE, John of Shanandoe Co. & Peggy Skillern. 17 Nov 1788. Sur: CONSENT: 17 Nov 1788. Geo Skillern, father . Wit: Peggy Baker; Peggy Alexander ; Betsy Mathews ; Henry Bowyer. MINRET: John Beale & Margaret Skillern md 18 Nov 1788 by Edward Crawford. Summers:Beal. Worr ell: dau of Capt Geo Skillern. BEAN , Jo shu!! & Dinah Henry md 12 Jan 1784 by Edwd Crawford. MIN Ret. Summer s : not listed. Worrell: not listed. BEATTY , Andrew & Mary? Sitl ington md 18 Dec 1786 by Saml Shannon. (the marri a g e bond is recorded in Augusta Co, Va.) Summers: not listed. Worrell: not listed. BECKETT, John & Anne Bickelshimer o 17 Dec 1788. Sur: William Hung ate o CONSENT: 15 Dec 1788. Richard & Susanah Beckett, parents. J ohn & Elizabeth Beckelshimer, parents. Wit: Jesse Hale; Josiah Goodson . Summers. Worrell: Becklesimer. BECKNER , Henry & Christenah Deardorf dau of Peter Deardorf. 6 Sept 1790. Sur : Henry Deardorf. CONSENT: 6 Sept 1790. Peter Deardorf, fa ther. -- sp Henery Beckinger -- . Wit: Jacob Beckner. Summers . Worrell: dau of Nicholas Deardoaf; Christinah Beckner, bride. 0 0 0 �52 31. BENNETT, John & Sarah Clancy. 26 Nov 1 / 82 . Sur : Wa l ter Lin~ay (sig: Lindsy) MIN RET: Johr:. Bennett & Sarah Clanc y md 27 No v 1782 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: Claney. Worrell. 32. BENNY, J ohn (sig: Benney) & Mary Price. 27 Dec 1781 . Sur: Curtis Alderson. Summers: misprint. Wor rell. 33. BI CKERS, James & Mary Johnson. 20 Jan 1782 Sur : John Johnson (sig: J ohnston) Summers: Bickey; 1792. Worre ll: 2 ent r ies - Bickey & Bric key. 34. BOOKER, Andrew & Frances Bra dy. 28 Oct 17 80 . Sur: John Kenney Summers. Worrell : Bradley - bride. 35. BOWYER, Col John & Mary Baker md 14 Aug 1784 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: not listed. Worrell: not l is ted. 36. BRACE, Peter & Charity Em.mans, dau of Wm Em.mans. 14 Jan 1790 . Sur: John McCrery; William Emans . MIN RET : Peter Brac e & Charity Emans md 14 Jan 1790 by Henry Ogburn. Summers. Worrell. 37. BRADLEY, John & Ancay Johnson, widow. 4 May 1790. Sur: Charles Smith. CONSENT: 4 May 1790 . Ancay Johns o}! - own consento Wit: Charles Smith, Hezekiah Bradley. 38. BRIANS (sig: Bryan), William & Priscilla Graham. ~Dec 1790. Sur: Preston Breckinridge. CONSENT: 31 Dec 1790. Frances Graham -- my dau ~ o Wit: Jas Hawkins ; Preston Breckinridge . Summers: Bryant. Worrell: 1793; Frances Graham, de e. 39. BRICKEY, Jarret & Mary Slinker. 10 Jap. 1789. Sur: James Thompson CONSENT: 8 Jan 1789 . J ohn Slinker, fa ther. Wit: J arot Brickey Sr; George Wilkie; James Thompson. MIN RET: Jarret Brickey & Mary Slinker md 15 Jan 1789 by Nath ' l Shrewsbury. Summers: Jarrett Bickley, father. Worre ll . 40. BRIGGS, John & Tomsey Jones. 21 April 1783. Sur: Moses Tu lly (si g : Tullis) Summers. Worrell: Apr. 23 . Burton: Tamsey. 41. BRIGHT, James & Margaret Smith. 5 May 1778. Sur: John Smith. Summers. Worrel l . 42. BRINKLEY, John & Ruth Saintlear 8 Oct 1780. Sur: J ohn Stewart. Summers : Sarntler Worrell : Brinkey ; Saintclear. Fowler : Sai nttear. 43 0 BROOKS, Jonathan & Margaret Reyburn. 20 Oct 1789. Sur: William Taylor. Summers. 'Worrell. Good. 44. BROWN, Thomas & Margaret Anderson. 22 Jan 1779. Sur : John Tathem (sig: Tatheny. Summers: 1799 . Worrell. 45. BROWN, Thomas & susanah Terry dau of William Terry. 2 1 Jan 17 83 Sur: Isaac Tayloro Summers. Worrell. 46. BROWN, Wm & Sarah Guy 7 Jan 1782 Sur: John Tygert. Summers. Worrell: J an 12. 47. BRUSH, John & Catharine Trout dau of Jacob Trout. 23 Aug 1790. Sur : Hugh Means. CONSENT: 23 Aug 1790. Jacob Trout father of Katherineo Wit : Hugh Menes; Rich'd Willson. Summer s. Worrell. 48. BRYAN? , Wm & Martha Lewis. ?11 Mar 1784 Sur: Jas Barnet Summers : Bryanto 'Worrell . 0 0 �53 49. BRYAN (sig: Bryant) , William & Pollie Arnett. 13 Nov 1786. Sur: Ja's Roberts. CONSENT: 13 Nov 1786. Thomas Arnett, father of I I I Pollay Arnet. Vit: Robert Bell; Elijah Vensant. Summers: Bryant. Worrell: Bryant. 500 BRYANT, James & Margaret Welcho 9 Dec 1779. Sur: Adam Smyth Summer so Worrell. 510 BRYANT (sig : Bryan) & Eliz'h Lillieso 28 Dec 1780. Sur: William Carvin. Summers. Verrell. 520 BRYANT, Rowland (sig: Row ' d Bryan) & Elizabeth Jones. 53. 54. 550 56. 570 58. 59. 1 Oct 1780 Sur: Chalres McFadeno Summers. Worrell. BRYANT (sig: Bryan), William & Sarah Henry. 29 Jan 1778. Sur: James Mason. Summers. Worrells : Feb 29. BRYANT (sig: Bryan), William & Elizabeth Phillips. 6 June 1785. Sur: Fran's Smith. Summers. Worrell. Burton: Francis Smith. BURAM, Henry & Mary Miller. 11 Feb 1788. Sur: Peter Miller. MIN RET: Henery Bu.rem & Mary Miller md 1 5 Feb 17 88 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: Burman. Worrell: Burens. BURCH, George & Mary Hiley. 30 Dec 1788. Sur: William Hiley. Summers. Worrel: Dec 31. BURKS, Isham & Elizabeth Rowland. 26 Jan 1781. Sur: Thomas Rowland Summers: Isham Parks for Burks. Worrell. BURKS, Samuel & Sarah Rowland. Mar 1778. Sur: Henry Paulin. CONSENT: 23 Feb 1778. Sarh Roland , widow, mother. John Pots consents for Samuel Burkso Summers. Worrell: bride is a widow. BUTCHER, Samuel & Mary Burns 25 Oct 1790. Sur: George Hughes. CONSENT: 21 Oct 1790. Isaac Burns, father.· Wit: s. Kennerly; Geo 0 Hughe~ Summers: Isaac Butcher, father; May Burns. father. Worrell: Wm Butcher, 60. CALDWELL, Alexander & Margaret Looney 5 Jan 1778 Sur: Tillery, John 61. 62. 63. 640 CONSENT: Absolum Luney. Summers: Absolum Looney. Worrell: dau of Absolwn; 25 July. CALDWELL, William & Priscilla Luney. 24 Mar- 1789. Sur: Patrick Lockhart. CONSENT: 23 Mar 1789. Absalom Luney, father of Pricella Wit: John Reyndls; Joseph Eakin. Summers: Looney. Worrello CALHOON, James & Nelly West dau of Benj'm West. 26 May 1790. Sur : Henry West. CONSENT: 25 May 1790. Benjamin West, father. W'i t: Henry West. MIN RET: James Cathon & Nelly West md 27 May 1790 by Edwd Crawfordo Summer so Worrell. CAMPBELL, George (sig Ge'o) & Nancy Cardeno 9 Mar 1790 . Sur: Joseph Carden. MIN RET: Geoarge Campbell & Nancy Carden md 18 Mar 1790 by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell. CAMPBELL, Isaac & Sarah Lapsley. 18 Aug 17730 Sur: William Skillern CONSENT: 17 Aug 1773. Joseph Lapsley, fathero Wit: Wm Skillern; Pa'tt Campbell Worrello Summerso �65. CAMPBELL, John & Elizabeth McDonald. 1 Oct 1778. Sur: Robert Campbello Worrell: 10 J an; Edw' d McDonald Summers: parents R. O. Campbe ll. as suretyo 66. CAMPBELL, Lawrence & Ruth West md 9 Oc t 1786 by C Clay . MIN RET. Summers: not listed. Worrell: not l i sted . 67. CAMPBELL, Robert & Rebecca McDonald. 28 Nov 1785 . Sur : Edward McDonaldo MIN RET: Robert Campbell & Rebeccah McDonal d md 29 Nov 1785 by Edward Crawf ord . Summers. Worrell. 68. CAMPBELL, Willi am & Susanna Dabney. 14 Feb 1781. Sur: Toliver Craig ( sig : Tolavr) Su.mmerso Worrell . 69. CAMRON, John & Lydia Snodgras s . 9 Sept 1771 . Sur: Robert McClanachan of Bot etourt Co. Summers : John Cammon. Worrell. 70. CARNEY, Patrick & Hannah Adams. 12 Feb 1788. Sur: Matt Harvey. Summers. Worrell: 2 listings- Mat t hew Carney (Patrick in Min Ret); Susannah Hester, 1787. 71. CARPENTER, Solomon & Lurcrecia Prentice. 5 Sept 1783. Sur: Thoma s Carpenter. CONSENT: 30 Aug 1783. Daniel Prentice . Wit: Thomas Carpenter. Summers: Daniel, parent . Worrell: Lucretia; Dan'l parent . Mr Burton: Lucretia. 72. CARRELL, William & Jinney Adams , dau of the wife of t he above bound Richard Wilson. 29 Dec 1789. Sur: Richard Wilson; John Wilson. MIN RET: William Carrel & Jenney Adams md 17 May 1790 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: 1780; Carrelle; Jenny. Worrell: Carroll. 73. CARTMILL, Henry & Elendor Cartmill. 31 July 1775. Sur: James Cartmill. CONSENT: 29 July 1775. Elendor Cartmell, own consent . Wit: James Crocket; Samulel Cartmill. Summers: Elianor. Worrell: 3 July.1775. Elinor. 74. CARTMILL, Henry & Sarah Anderson. 27 May 1776. sur: Geo Skillern CONSENT: Jame s Anderson, father. 27 May 1776. Summers. Worrell. 75. CARTMILL, Henry & Margaret Wallace. 27 Aug 1788. sur : David Wallaceo CONSENT: 27 Aug 1788. David Wallace, father. Wit; James Cartmell; Capt John Cartmell. Summers. Worrell . 76. CASTILE, Henry & Mary Looney. 3 J uly 1786. Sur: Jno Looney. MIN RET: Henry Cartill & Mary Looney md 4 Jul y 1786 by Edwd Crawford Summers: Cartete. Worrell: sur: John Luney; Bartill Cartmill 77. CESLER, John & Mary Buglar - list dated Dec 26 1786 - md by Edwd Mitchel l . MIN RETo (note: the bond for John c;sler & Mary Bigler i s date 28 Jan 1~6) Summe r s : not listed. . Worrell: not listed. 780 CHEETWOOD, J oshua (sig: Jo'sh Chitwood) & Jane Robinson (ink blot) 27 Apr 17860 Sur: Richard Cheetwood (sig: Chitwood). CONSENT: 26 April 1786. John Robinson, father of Jane 0 Summers: not listedo Worrell: Apl 26; Chitwood. 79 . CHINNETH, Nicholas Ru.xton & Mary Switzer 0 12 Apr 1790• Sur: Isaac Dawson. Summers: not listed. Worre ll: Ruxton Chenowith. �55 80. CHRISMAl~, Isaac & Sarah Gholson md 22 May 1788 by Sa.ml Goodwin. MIN RETo Summers: yr ; Christmas; Ghoalson. Worrell: not listed. CHRISMAN, Joseph & Hary Gholston. 25 Aug 1788 Sur: William Gholston (sig: Gholson). CONSENT: 26 Aug 1788. Anthony Gholson, father. Wit: John Cross; Wm Gholson. MIN R.ET: Joseph Crisman & Mary Ghols on md 23 Aug 1788 by Sa.ml Goodwin. Summers. Worrell. 82. CLAIR, George & Susanna Kesler. 10 July 17f57. Sur : Jacob Bishop Summers: Susanna Hester. · Worrell: July 19 83 . CLANCY, William & Betsy Anderson. 13 Apl 1784 Sur: David Worley CONSENT: 12 Apl 1784. Joseph Anderson, father. Wit: David Worley; Thomas Anderson. MIN RET: William Clancy & Betsy Anderson md 15 Apl 1784 by Edward Crawfordo Summers: Clancey Worrell: 3 Apl 1783. 84. CLARK, Amos & Anne Duval. 12 Feb 1786. Sur: Cornelius Duval (sig: Duvall). CONSENT : A Smytho Col 'o Wm Mcclenahan. The initials 0 A. So Summers. Worrell. & Agnes Wright dau of Peter Wright. 9 Nov 1789 Sur : John Wright CONSENT: 6 Nov 1789. Peter Wright, father. Wit: John Wright ; Moses Mann. MIN RET: Christser Clark & Agness Wright md 25 Nov 1789 by license by John Alderson. Worrell: 17ITT. Summers. CLONCY, James (Clancey) & Nancy Ocheltree . 15 Apr 1788. Sur: William Clancy (sig: Clancey). CONSENT: 15 Apr 1788. John Ochiltree, g ' d 'n of Nancy Ochaltree, who is upwards of 21 ~. Wit: James Poindexter; Wm Clancy MIN RET: James Clancy md Nancy Ocheltree on 17 April 1788 by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell: Clancey; dau of John Ochletree. CLOYD, David & Rachel Alderson. 17 Jan 1788. Sur: David May (did not sign bond) CONSENT: 16 Jan 1788. Curtis & Elizabeth Alderson CONSENT: 11 Jan 1788. Michael & Elizabeth Cloyd. Summerso Worrell: Anderson for Alderson. COLE, John & Cathrine Bryan. 4 Sept 17860 Sur: Jesse Hudson. CONSENT: 2 Dec 1786. Wm Bryan, father. --Cathrine hath her age. Wit: James Bryan; John Love. Summers. Worrell. COLE, Richard & Mary Richie. 12 Jan 1789. Sur : Joseph Hende:son. CONSENT: 13 Jan 1789. Mary Gibson, mother of Mary Richie. Wit: Henry Gibson ; Leonard Kunckes; Joseph Henderson (marked out). MIN RET : Richard Cole & Hary Ri tchy md 16 Jan 1789 by Edwd Crawford. Summers. Worrell: Coke for Cole. CONNER, Daniel & Hannah McDonald. 10 Jan 1786. Sur: William Sutton. (note: this bond is torn.) MIN RET: Dennis Conner & Hannah McDonald md 14 Apr 1786 by Edward Crawford. Summers. Worre l l: Jan 150 CONNER, Dennis & Sarah Fanning. 11 Nov 1773. Sur: Nathaniel Evans (sig: Evins. Summers: not listed. Worrell. CONNER, Lawrance & Hargaret Blane. 3 Feb 1783. Sur: James Scantland Summers: Marg't Blair. Worrell: Bane. CONNER, Terrance (sig : Terence) & Anne Boons. 26 Jan 1786. Sur : John Reyburne (sig: Reburno CONSENT: 25 Jan 17860 William Bones father. Wit: John Reburn. SUJDJ:lers: Boones. Worrell: Boone. COONEY, Matthew & Mary Snodgrass. 8 June 1780. Sur: Ja's Corbet Summers: Coones. Worrell: Coones; Cooney on Nin Ret . 85 . CLARK, Christopher 0 86 . 0 87 . 0 88. 89. 90 . 91 . 93. 94. �r 56 95. COWDEN, Ja's (Jam's Cowden) & Sarah Hawkins. 4 Jul y 1775. Sur : Jesse Herd (sig : Heard. Summers: Cowdin. Worrell. 96 . COX, Exekiel & Elizabeth All. 28 May 1790 . Sur: Jacob Smith . CONSENT: 25 May 17910 Nelly All ( or Elenor All) mother. \I/it : Jacob Smith ; William All. Summers. Worrel: May 20 97 . COX, John & Rebeckah Dunn. 28 July 1780. Sur : Wm Cox . Summers. Worrell. 98. CRAWFORD, Andrew & Euphus Batey.. 23 Nov 1788. Sur: Alexander McRoberts .. Summers: Euphies. Worrell. 99. CRAWFORD, James & Sarah Vinsant.. 21 Oct 1786. Sur: Samuel McRoberts. CONSENT: 19 Oct 1786. Isiah Vansant, father. Wit: Wal ter Linsay; Walter Smilay/Sm.il ey. Summers : not listed. Worrell: 2 entries - James Campbell; dau of Sarah. 100. CRAWFORD, Josiah & Elizabeth Tootle md g Dec 1784 by Edwd Crawford MIN RET. ·Summers : not listed. Worrell: not listed. 101 • CRAWFORD, Samuel & Jane Mason. 23 Mar 1771. Sur: John Mills Junr Summers. Worrell. 102. CRAWFORD, Thomas & Ann 11cNeely dau of Wm McNeely. 13 Apr 1790. Sur: Elijah I1cClanahan. CONSENT : 5 Apr 1790 . \t/m McNeely, father. Wit : J Bowyer, Wm Howell Summers. Worrell. 103. CRAWFORD, Wm & Margaret Kelpatrick md 20 Sept 1784 by Edward Crawford. MIN RETo summer s : not listed. Worrell: not listed. CRAWFORD, William & Martha Cooper. 13 June 1786 • Sur: And' w 104. Betty. CONSENT: 11 June 1786. John Dickinson of cowpasture. Summers. Worrell: June 15. 105 .. CRAWFORD, William & Margaret Dean md 28/20 May 1788 by Christopher Clark. MIN RET. summers: 20 Apr.. Worrell: not listed .. 106. CREBBIN (sig: Cribbin) , Thomas & Nancy Guthire. 9 Oct 1787. Sur: Jn'o Wood .. summers: Cribbins. Worrell: Cribbers. 1070 CRIDER, Jacob & Cathe:ine HaJ'1:le• ~2/7/g May 1786 • sur : Robert Thompson . CONSENT . (Ger s ig) \h tzlaf? Henn? _ English Nicholas Hayne . MIN RET: Jacob Crider & Katharine Heyne md 1 June 1786 by Edward Crawford. summers: Haynes. Worrell: Haynes. Good: Creder. Sur: Hugh Crockett 108. CROCKETT, Anthony & Mary Robinson. 12 Apr 1780 summers; Not listed. Worrell: not list d • 109. CROW, John & Williana Phipps. 13 Mar 17fr7 . es:U. . John Mills. CONSENT: 13 Mar 1787 . Joshna? Phipps , father . Summers: Willana ; Joshua Phipps. Worrell: ; F b · Wilima; sur: Joshua Phipps, Good: John Phipps, father.3 ~ ~onsent read "I am" as Tom. 110. CUL.N'.AN, Michael & Anne Pitzer. 14 Oct 17 83 • Sur: Isaac Taylor Junr (no Jr on sig.) Summers; Fetzer. Worrell: Culman. �57 111. DAVIS, Thos (sig: Thoaes) & Mary Lanthron. 1 Feb 1780. Sur: Joseph Dennis. CONSENT : 12 Jan 1780. Mary Lantron, widow - own consent. Wit: Tbo's Harrison; Joseph Davis. Summers: Lauthron. Worrell: Lauthron; widow Lawhorn consent. 112. DAVIS, Wm & Sarah/? Hanah Trotter. 28 Aug 1778. Sur: Adam Kimberlin (did not sign) Summers: Trotter. Worrell: two entries. Hannah - Aug 28; Sarah - I1ay 28. , ' - I I I 113. DAWNY, Michael & Hary Parsinger dau of Nelly Wells. 26 June 1789 Sur: Ro(d)ger Mourning. CONSENT: 26 June 1789. Nelly Well, mother of Mary Parsingero Wit: Rodger Mourning; John Mourning. !UN RET : Michael Downey &: Mary Persinger md by license on 29 June 1789 by Christopher Clarka Summers: Downey. Worrell: Downey. 114. DEFOE, John & Frances Tathaw. 2 Nov 1784. Sur John Tatham. Summers: Defoce ; Tatham. Worrell: Fatham. Fowler : Tatham. 115. DELBRIDGE, Robert & Nancy Hainey. 10 June 1788. Sur: Joshua Bane (sig : Jo's Bean). CONSENT: 10 June 1788. Jo's Bean --- Nancy Haniey , his dau-in-law. Wit : James Poindexter; M. Gr (blot. Summers: Haney; Delbridge. Worrell: Haney ; dau-in-law of~ Beau, also su.r. 116. DELZELL, Tho's (sig: Dalzell) & Lucrecia Depew. 13 Nov 1787. Sur: Saml Depew. CONSENT : John Depew, father of lucratia. 12 Nov 1786. Wit: Saml Depew; Lucratia Depew; Elijah Depew. Summers : Dazelle ; Lavenia. WORRELL; Detzel; Letricia Depew. 117. DEMPSEY (sig: Demsey), John&: Racheal Soloman. 5 Sept 17880 Sur: William Snow. CONSENT: 5 Sept 1788. Joseph Jankins , g'd 'n of Rachel. Wit: James Scott; James Trenor. MIN RET: John Dempsey & Rachel Soloman md 6 Sept 1788 by Edwd Cra·w ford. Summers. Worrell. 118. DEMPSY (sig: Dempsey) , Mark&: Mary Turner . 23 Aug 1788. Sur: John Dempsy (sig: Demcy). CONSENT: 15 Aug 1788. Willia.m Dempsey Sr, father; James Tarner , father. Wit: Charles Tarner; John Gregor. Consent mailed to John Griggory, Botetourt; postman Geo Huston. MIN RET: Mark Dempsey &: Mary Turner md 24 Sept 1788 by Edwd Crawford Summers: parents Wm &: Jane Turner~ Worrell. 119. DEPEW, Isaac & Jane Jones. 19 Jan 1780. Sur: Moses Tullis. CONSENT: 17 Jan 1780 Elizabeth Jones. Wit: John Logan. Summers. Worrell. 120. DEPEW, Samuel & Mary Dean. 7 Mar 1787. Sur: Leap.a.rd I Fleming CONSENT: 6 Mar 1787. Will'm Fleming; Mary Dean; Col'o Hugh Rose (no sig). Wit: s Palfreman; Leon'd Fleming. MIN RET: Samuel Depew &: Mary Dean md 5 Mar 1787 - returned by Jno W Hol t, clerk of Protestant Episcopal Church. Summers. Worrell. 121. DERRICK, Michael & Elizabeth Moyer dau of J acob Moyer. 16 June 1789 Sur: Nicholas (sig: Nick) Sharkey. CONSENT: (Ger sig:) Jacob Moyer?, father. 16 June 1789. Wit: Nick Sharkey. Summers: not listed. Worrell. 122 . DEWESE, David & Jane Harry. 28 Nov 17£57. Sur: David Iddingsa (sig : Deweese). CONSENT; 23 Nov 1787. Evan Harry , father. Wit : David Iddings; John Hough. Summers : Worrell : Nov 23. Fowler: Harvey for Harry. 0 �58 123. DIRGAN, John & Elizabeth Hewit dau of sd Pat. Hewit. 2 Nov 1790 Sur: Patrick Hewit Summers: not listed. Worrell: not listed . 124. DISHMAN, James & Jane Gunn. 25 July 1788 . Sur : William Gunn. Summers. Worrell : J ----- Dishman . DIXON, John & Rachel Howard. 8 May 1787. Sur: Rob' t Harvey 125. Summers. Worrell . 126. DODD, William & Mary Pierce 31 Aug 1782 Sur: Tbo ' s Rowland. MIN RET: Wm Dodd & Mary Peirce md Sept 10, 1782 by Edwd Crawford Summers: 1792. Worrell: Hary Price. DOHERTY, John & Adacey Elder 7 Sept 1789 Sur: William Royall 1270 CONSENT: 4 Septo William Gu thry for Adacey Elder, his step/dortter and to home I am gardeen. Wit : 'William Runnals , Iseck Borns ?Corns Summers. Worrell: Daugherty; Adicey 1280 DONOHO (sig: Donghe) , James & Margaret Reyburne 8 Feb 1785 Sur: James Reyburne (sig: Reburn) Summers: Donaho ; Reyburn. Worrell: Reyburn ; 18 Feb . 129. DOUGHERTY, Dan ' l & Charity Thompson 21 July 1786 Sur : Rich ' d Armstrong. MIN RET: Daniel Daugherty & Charity Thompson md 28 July 17 86 by Edward Crawfordo 130. DOUGHERTY (sp Doherty), William & Mary Bridger 28 Jan 1786 Sur: James Stewart. MIN RET: William Docherty & Mary Bridges md 30 Jan 1786 by Sam ' l Shannon Summers: Bridge s. Worrell: Daugherty; Jan 20 88 131. DOUGHERTY (sp Daugherty), William & Mary Scandland 29 Dec 1 7 Sur: James Scandland. Summers. Worrell : Scantland; Daugherty. 132. DOUGLASS & Ann Morris 23 Jan 1788 Sur : William Hansford. ~O~SENT 20 Jan 1788 Richard Morris, father Wit : John Scott; Adam K~: ~rland. MIN RET: John Douglass & . Anne Morris md. 26 Jan 17 Y Christopher Clark by license. Summers. Worrell: 2 entries - John Duncan· Rich 'd Morris s ur. 133. DRAPER, Tho ' s & Leiller Breedan 4 Aug 1780 'Sur: Charle s Mcfadden (sig: Mcfadon) B d Summers: Leiller. Worrell : Siller Breede. Fowler: Sill~~N ~; an 134. DUKE, John & Sally McNeel md 12 Feb 1789 by Edwd Crawford Summers: Feb 10 Worrell: not listedo sig: Mareen) 135. DUVALL, Cornelius & Ann Pr yo r 8 May 1788 Sur: Marine ( Wit: Mareen Duvall. CONSENT: 19 May 1788 Jo seph Pryor father Duvall; Joseph Pryor J unr Summers: Durallo. Worre ll: Dewall. 0 136. EADS, John & Sarah West dau of Jno. West 26 Feb 1790 sur: John West. Summers. Worrell. 1370 EADS, Tho's & Priscilla West 11 Aug 17 87 Sur: John West . t Summers. Worrell: Aug 3. Good : Sig: Eades · Ozzo Wes • 138. EAKIN, Robert (sig: Eagan) & Mary Martin 10 Fe~ 1778 sur: John Potts. Summers. Worrell: 5 Feb. Fowler: July 10 139. EASON, Saml. & Ann Goodson 12 Feb 1779 Sur: James Barnett Summers Worrell �59 140. EAVENS, William & Mary Ross md 13 Oct 1788 by Saml Goodwin. MIN RET Summers: 30 Oct; Evans Worrell: not listed. 141. EDWARDS (sig: Edward), John & _ arbary Faught 4 July 1785 Sur: Spencer Haney (sig: Spense Bayne) CONSENT: 2 July 1785 Gasper Fought, father of Barbare Wit: George Tacot; David Glasburn. Summers: parent Joseph Faught . Worrell. 142. EDWARDS, John & Betsey Stevens. 15 Apr (blank) (1789?) Sur: John Dudding. Summers. Worrell. 143. ELLIOT (sig: Elliott), Jn ' o & Jane Cross 1 Oct 1785 Sur: William Cross. MIN RET : John Eliot & Jane Cross md 6 Oct 1785 by John Brown. Summers Worrell. 144. ELLIOTT, William & Isabella Morris dau of Rich ' d Morris 11 Oct 1790 Sur: James Briant CONSENT: 9 Oct 1790 Richard Morris, father Wit : John Scott; James Armstrong. MIN RET : William Elliot & Isabella Morris md 12 Oct 1790 by license by Christopher Clark. Summers. Worrell. 145 . ENDERS, Adam & Jean Hart 7 Sept 1790 Sur: Joseph Haynes. MIN RET: Adam Enders & Jane Hart md 10 Sept 1790 by license by Christopher Clark. Summerso Worrell. Burton: on bond Hurt. 146. ESTILL, William & Martha Wright md 7 May 1789 by license by Christopher Clark. MIN RET . Summers: Estelle. Worrell : not listed. 147. FASHIERE (sig: Fascher), Daniel & Murrelas .Eagle 24 Oct 1785 Sur: David Bowman. Summers : Fascher; Murrilas . Worrell: Fascher; Murelas. 148. FAUGHT, George & Mary Persinger dau of Christ. Persinger. 11 Sept 1789 Sur : Jacob Johnston (sig: Johnson) CONSENT: 10 Sept 1789 Christo Pessenger , father of Merey. Wit: Jacob Pessenger; Samuel Porter. MIN RET : George Faught & Mary Persinger md 14 Sept 1789 by license by Christopher Clark. Summers: 1780 Worrell: dau of Christopher. 149 . FELPS, Isaac & Sarah Deen md 4 Oct 1788 by license by Christopher Clark. MIN RET: Summers: Folps. Worrell: not listed. 150. FINNEY , John & Rache l Taylor 18 Sept 1787 Sur: William Taylor. CONSENT: 18 Sept 1787 Jonathan Taylor, father. Wit : David May MIN RET: John Finney & Rachel Taylor md 21 Sept 1787 by Edwd Crawford Summers. Worrell. 151. FOGLE, John & Margaret Millar/?Miller md 26 Feb 1782 by Edwd Crawford MIN RET Summers: not listed Worrell: not listedo 152. FORISTER (sig: Forrester), David & Elizabeth Ham 3 Jan 1789 Sur: John Harler CONSENT: 3 Jan 1789 Judah Harlow, mother of Elizo Ham Wit: Joseph Holmes; John Harlow Summers. Worrell: Forrester; dau of Judy Lorton. �60 153. FRINGER, Christopher (sig: Christophel) & Susanna Zirkle 1 Dec 1787 Sur: George Deal (sig: Dill) Summers Susanna Fickle Worrell: 5 Dec FULLEN, James & Sarah Whitley 23 Mar 1772 Sur : Andrew Allis on; 154. John Barton Worrell: Fulton Summers: Fulton 23 Nov 1781 Sur: Wm McClelan CONSENT: 21 Nov 1781 Wm McClelan (note : now McClenan ) -- Sarah upwards 21 ~both parents dead~ no g'd ' n Wit: Ca leb Wallace Summers Worrell GARDNER, James & Sarah Bowel 6 M.ar 1786 Sur : Thomas Howel MIN RET: James Gardner & Sarah Bowel md 10 Mar 1786 by Edward Crawford Summers: Gordner; Howell Worrell: not listed. GARWOOD, Joseph (Saml was marked ou.t) & Martha McClelon 31 Jan 1786 Sur : John McClelon (sig: Mcclellon) Summers: Martha McClure: Worrell: Jan 30; McClellan GELLESPY, Ja's & Mary Robertson md 25 Jan 1785 by Edward Crawford MIN RET. Summers : not listed Worrell: not listed. GEORGE, William & Elinor Snodgrass 9 Feb 1779 Sur: Jonathan New- i 55. GAMMON, Richard & Sarah Gamble 156. 157. 158. 159. man. Summers. Worrell 160.GILL, Edward & Elizabeth Bails 20 Mar ch 1789 Sur: James Gillis. CONSENT: 20 Mar 1789 Ellen Bels, mother. Wit: William Kyle, Jas Laudendale. MIN RET: Edward Gill & Elizabeth Boils md 3 1 Mar 1789 by Edwd Crawford. Summers: Edward Bails parent. Worrell : dau of Ellis Bail 80 161. GILLISPIE, James (sig: Gillespy) & Elizabeth Gillispie 29 July . 1779 Sur: Robert Gillespie (sig : Gillespy. Wit: Edward Crawford, William Gillespy Summers: no given name for groom. Worrell : Gillespie. 162. GILLISPIE, William & Sarah Carpenter 24 May 1780 Sur: Rob't Harvie Summers: Mary Worrell: Mary/Sarah 163. GILLISPY, John (sig: Gillespy) & Jane Harvey 13 Aug 1779 _sur: Mich'l Wooley CONSENT: 12 Aug 1779 Rebecah & Simon Gillespy Summers: Gillispie ; Paul Harvey. Worrell: son of Simon & Rebecah 164, GLASSBURN, David & Elizabeth Carpenter 18 Mar 1778 sur : Moses Kimberland (sig: Falser Kimberlingo CONSENT: 14 Mar 1778 Zophern & Nary Carpenter, parents. Wit : Moses Man; Thomas Carpenter; Robard Galespe . Summers: Glosburn; Jes Carpenter, father. Worrell: 21 June 165. GOFFORD, John & Elizabeth Hughs 16 Jan 1781 Sur: Charles Mcfaden Summers: Hughes. Worrell: Hugh; Gifford 0 , 166 . GOLDSON (sig: Gholson), William & Mary Cross g Dec 1784 sur: ~m Cross. MIN RET: Wm Goulston & Mary Cross md 9 Dec 1784 by Edwd Crawfordo Summers: misprint Worrell 167. GOODSON, John & Sarah ~ickham, orphan of the Co 17 sept 1789 Sur Nicholas Carper. CONSENT: 5 Sept 1789 John.Wick.ha.m,brO to Sarah Wit: Jonathan Graham. CONSENT: 5 Sept 1789 bro to sarah who is over 21. Wit: Jonathan Graham; Jas Terry 0 ' Summers: misprint. Worrell: sur John Wickham; 7 Sept to be continued �61 WALKER FAMILY CEMETARY Located on State Route 622, Eggleston, VA, on a Farm Currently (1 Aug 1978) owned by Charles D. Walker RFD Compiled by J. Tracy Walker III * 5 Box 258 Charlottesville, VA 22901 1. Burton , Ja.Ines W. 16 Feb 1945 2. 8 Apr 1924 J. ·- - -- -·--- - - - ·-- ··- - - - 29 Jun 1876 Pvt. 2nd Va . Inf'. , Josie - - - -· - -- - -·· · - --·-· J Apr 1880 1898 , William Henry -------------~- 8 Jun 1928 Son of W. H. and B.E. Hodge 1961 Hodge , 'lbomas M. - - - - - - - 4. 10 Jan 1929 6• 5. Jones, M.F. - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - -- - ll Aug 1845 , Elvina M. Oct 186J 7• • Sam • 2 Sep 1890 24 Feb 1924 Sep 19JO 16 Feb 1911 8 • McClaugherty, Hugh - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - JO Oct 1804 25 Nov 1878 9. Niday , David ~o. C, 24th Va. Inf., CSA 10. , Sarah- -----------------~ 1844 11. , Arthur - -----------------~- 1887 1908 1905 , Etna (or &ina) ~-------------, John E . · ~----~-----~----1875 12. 1). 1898 14 . Sartin , Hughie P. --- - - -- - - - - - - - - -- 9 Nov 1872 15. , Flora Elizabeth - - - - - - -- - - -lJ Oct 1871 Sa.Ille Stone as H.P. Sartin 9 Apr 1941 22 Feb 1953 16. Simpkins, Wm.! -------------~- 2 Feb 1883 17. Walker, George 18. 12 Dec 18.58 H .----------------~- , Sarah B. Mcclaugherty (2nd wife of G.H. Walker) , I . H. ~------------~~-- 5 Feb 18ll (Brother of G.H . Walker) , s . Fannie 13 Jun 18)8 Daughter of George H. & M.C. McClaugherty Walker , Mattie E. --- - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - 1841 , Annie Wal. ton - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Nov 18.58 , John Floyd - - -- - - - - -- - - -- - 7 Jun 184) (Son of G.H. Walker & 'PVT in 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 57 Va. Inf• , ~) , Margaret A. - - - - - - -- - - - - - - lJ Jul 185.5 (Wife of J.F. Walker) , John F. T:racy - - - - - - - -- - - - - 2J Apr 1877 (Son of J .F. Walker) 8 Mar 1870 , Barbara Emmons • (Wife of J.F.T. Walker) , Wilmont Webster ------------~ 1 Jan 187) (Son of J.F . Wal.ker) 24. 25. 26 • 27. 1881 1916 181) 18J l 14 Nov 1892 22 Sep 1898 1912 5 Jan 1920 21 Apr 1904 JO Apr 1928 10 Feb 1930 16 Dec 1937 l Ma.r 1942 over * �62 28. Walker, Mary May 7 29. Daughter of John &: ftla8gie A. Walker H. Kyle Son of J.F. & M.A. Walker 2 Jul 1896 19 Feb 1899 1888 19)0 1967 JO. Whittaker, Frederick Albert Sr. , Annie Laurie Walker Jl. (Daughter of J.F. Walker ) J2. , Lelia Walker Meyerhoeffer May 1884 4 Sep 1885 1893 25 Jul 1888 25 Apr 19)2 NOTES 1. Comments in parentheses are by the compiler and are not engraved on the stones. 2. 'lbere are at least a dozen unmarked graves outside the fenced(or 'Walker)portion of the cemetary. ========================================================================== GILES COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE Following are a few of the deaths listed for the 1850 Census Mortality Schedule. These deaths include only those that were married or the old. The original of this record is at the Virginia State Archives, Richm9nd, Virginia, and on microfilm. page 238. line 1. Thomas Sartin = 78 yrs = male = married = b not known = d June 8. Andrew J Fry = male = married = d June 9. Nancy Fry = 60 = female = ?widowed = d Aug. 11. Betsy Farley = 80 yrs =female =widowed = d April 12 . Sinia Lucas = 27 yrs = female = married = d Jan. 2J, Jane Pool = 75 yrs = female = widowed = d Apr. 26. Wm Lucas = 44 yrs = male = married = d Aug. 27 . Sarah Simmons = 45 yrs =female = married = d April 31 . George C Trout = 42 yrs =male =married = d Aug. 33. Jacob Nida = 67 yrs = male = married = d Aug. page 239 , 1. Wm Chapman = 62 yrs = male = widowed = d May 15 . Roland Fletcher = 80 yrs = male = married = d June 17. Haven Bane = 49 yrs = male = widowed = d July 18. James Bane = 71 y-rs = male = married = d Apr. =========================================================================== HINT: Marriage records: Check the index for the name you are researching: if the page has only one line of names per page, have the court house zerox that page for you. You then can copy down the information from the register along side of the name on the zerox index page . Also applies to deeds, will, etc. I f �63 GENEALOGICAL RESEARCHERS IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA JURISDICTION RESEARCHER ALLEGHANY County of Mrs. Raymond H. Drunnnond Rt. 2, Covington, VA 24426 Phone: 703-965-4325 BATH County of Mrs. Constance Metheny Millboro, VA 24460 BEDFORD County of Mr. Charles T. Burton Rt. 2, Box 191, Troutville, VA BO'l'ETOURT County of Mrs. Henry Kessler Box 67 , Fincastle, VA DICKENSON County of Mrs. E.J. Sutherland Clintwood, VA 24228 Phone: 703- 926- 6569 FLOYD County of Mrs . Marguerite Tise Floyd , VA 24091 * 24460 24090 Mrs. Danah T. Howell Rt . 1 , Floyd, VA 24091 Mr. Guy Williams Floyd, VA 24091 FRANKLIN County of Mrs. Gertrude Mann 221 Claiborne Ave., Rocky Mount, VA GILES County of Ruth G. Blevins Box 265, Ripplemead, VA GRAY SOU County of James J . Stamper Rt. 2, Box 131N, Independence, VA 24348 Fee of $10.00 for searching records HENRY County of Mrs. Avis Turner Rt. 5, Box 129, Bassett, VA 24151 24150 24055 Mrs. Lee Adams Rt. 5, Sherwood Forest Bassett, VA 24055 LEE County of Deborah Burchett Rt. 1, Box 100 , Jonesville , VA Phone: 703- 346-1583 LYNCHBURG City of Rev. Bailey Davis, Ret. 1615 Langhorne Lane, Lynchburg, VA 24503 Also familiar with records of Counties of Amherst , Campbell, Nelson, Bedford PITTSYLVANIA County of Mrs . Marion Chiarito Rt. 2, Box 25 1-H, Nathalie, VA 24577 Also familiar with records of County of Halifax PULASKI County of Mrs. E.L. Morgan Family Research 4600 Newbern Heights, Pulaski, VA ROANOKE City & County of Mrs . E. C. Trumbull Box 156, Rt. 3, Salem, VA 24363 24153 24301 �64 JURISDICTION RESEARCHER ROCKBRIDGE Co unty of Mrs. Carmen Clark Rt . 2, Lexington, VA 24450 Elaine Mears 356 Enfield Rd ., Lexing ton, VA Sylvia King Box 6 , Rockbridge Baths , VA 24450 24473 RUSSELL County of Mrs . Peggy Blevins Rt . 1, Box 95, Clevela nd, VA SMYTH County of Mrs . Eugene (Callie) Hoover Rt. 3, Box 47 , Marion, VA 242 2 5 2 4354 Mrs . Dean Elswick Rt. 1 , Box 419, Chilhowie, VA 24319 TAZEWELL County of Nellie W. Bundy PO Box 12, Tazewell, VA WASHIHGTON County of Rebecca Thompson Back Tracts Genealogy Service 541 Sutton St . , Abingdon, VA 24210 WISE County of Mrs . Nancy C. Baker Box 1128 , Wise , Va WYTHE County of Mrs . W.T.Trevil lian 625 West Washington St ., Wytheville, VA Phone : 703-228- 5347 24651 24293 24382 * and , This 1.1st o f peop 1 e willing to do genea1 ogical research was P 1anned th Street carried out under the direction of Mrs . Gwen Thompson~ 460 west Nor Wythevill e, VA 24382 , during the months of Harch and Ap ril 1980, for publication in the " Virgini a Appalachian Notes ." Persons listed responded to a questionnaire mailed to the courthOU se of each jurisdiction listed . Charges for research varies . Ar rangements for uld be mutually assis t ance sho e nvelope developed. Each request sho uld enclose self- addressed , stamped (SASE) . No reply to date from the following: Counties of Bland Buchannan, Craig, Highland, Montgomery, Patrick, and Scot t; City of Radfo ~d . Editor's Note : For our members who are profess ional researchers or . h genealogists, send me infonnation similar to abo~~and we will pub1 is your 'ad' in the VAN. 6-29-80 -- -~ �WHITE GATE , GILES COUNTY , VIRGINIA by Jerri e Atkin* A large taste of living abroad has convinced the James Bryans there ' s nothing like bu rrowing down in this little Giles County hamlet of some 150 souls • .. A year ago they bought the old Beauregard Allen home and 250 acres off Virginia 42 ... . . . . . .. . . . . Although the Allen hous e i s only around 85 years old , the site is historic . In cleaning out around fencelines , the Bryans found the wooden sign marking White Gate's first post office in 1842 . Oddly enough , the community , previously called Rye Meadows and Baneville, was dubbed White Gate because the first postmaster, John Bane , had a white gate in front of his house . The place a lso bustled a lot more in pre- Civil War years . Bill Bane , Giles County treasurer and a lifetime resident of White Gate, says it used to be known as an educational hub of the county because it boasted the Old Academy , one of two institutions of higher lea:rning in Giles. The Old Academy wasn ' t college caliber or anywhere near it , Bane said. Rather , th e primitive log structure was the next rung above the one-room school , kind of equivalent to the current junior high. *This article i f f rom the Roanoke Times & World News , Roanoke, Va., for Sept 24 , 1979 . * * * * * * FRANKLIN COUNTY , VIRGINIA Legislative Petitions 1790 - 1825 List of Insolvant Property i n the County of Franklin for the year 1797 Retun-ied by Swinfiel d Hill Sheriff . 2 horses Jessee Beck Kentucky John Cook 2 slaves over 16 4 h Montgomery 1 h Meredith Clay Montgomery 1 h John Crawford unknown 1 h Anney Carter Cumberland 1 h Isaac Ia.vis unknown 1 h J ona than Reese same . 18 1.06 . 09 . 09 .09 . 09 .02 1.69 Franklin September Court 1799 Ordered that the above list of insolvants of property returned by Swinfield Hill ? Sheriff of this County be certified to the Am 't ? of publick accounts . a Copy teste James Call away Clk The above document is in the box of legislative petitions as dated above at the Vi rgin ia State Archives, Richmond, Va. �66 NOTES ON EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES For list of exchanges see page 41 & 42 of May , 1980 , issue of VAN . The following is a list of articles on Virginia or of genea1o 6 1 cal interest , We wish that we could include all articles (for they are all of interest ), but we do not have the room . "Heart of Texas Records", Winter , 1979, #4 , Vol X.XI , p 115 = con't " The Westward Movement - Part III" . Also for fun , a tongue twister from an 1894 paper - p 151. " Ancestry" (Fla . ), Vol 1 5 , #1, Jan 1980 = p 29 , International Genealogy Scotland. p 31 , 'Glossary of Law Terms ' con't . "Apache " (Ariz) - Vol V, #2 , Jan, 1980 - p 5 : Sources from va rious s tates; p 15, ' Tips on German Research '; p 16, ' Vital Records from States . Since their members are from many states - they always have articles on "How to" · "Search & Prove " (Wash.) Vol 29 , #4, p314 , 'Womack Family Records''; P.32 3 start of articles 'Research Aids'- The Western Reserve Historical Society . p 329, bibliography of periodicals at the Suzzallo Library (part I) at the u of Washington ; p 345 'New England Ancestor File ' , "Genealogy " (Ind. His . Soc) , #53, May 1980 ="Research in Virginia", part II. (see below) by Bob Clay. Good Reading ! "Midwest Historical & Genealogical Regis ter (Kan) , Vol XV, #1 , p 20 , 'Y(ouel Family Archives, Washington & Lee University Library , Lexington, Va . - as I read the article , Mrs . Naomi Nielsen , 402 West Taylor Street, Lyonds, Kansas 67554 is to leave her material to W&L) . "Virginia Tidewater" ( va) = Vol II #2 , June 1980 = p L1-9 " Probate Regis try of Colonial Virginia Wills "; p 60 ' York Co . Marriages . Also other good info on Va. "The Certified Copy" Vol 9 , #1= p 20, " How Reliable is the information on Death Records?'; "Info on various states ' vital records . 1 0 pages on genealogical information sources in Ohio. "The Journal of the Kanawha Valley Genealogical Society", Vol 4 #2 , ' The Windons (family)'; ' A List of Officers of the Illinois Regiment, and of the Crockett Regiment ' . .• Vol 4 #4 = ' The Musgraves' "Genealogy", Apr 1980, #52 = ' Research in Virginia ' (part I) by Bob Clay . p 12, Quarterlies , etc, on Kentucky . "Genealogy", #54, July 1980 = p 16, a letter to a court house. ---I'm reserving my comments. Read it (Note: Do we have a local member who would like to review these quarterlies for VAN?There are many interesting articles you can learn a lot. Really need the help.) �67 "Genealogical Aids Bulletin" (Ohio), Vol 9 , #4, Spring 1980 , p 92 ''We need unpublished materials . (How about copying just two pages of material for our Bulletin the next trip you make to a court house or cemetery) . We need Bible Records . ((Note : This would apply to every quarterly published -- a few cannot supply all the material needed . So PLEASE help out your quarterly --or genealogical society) "Genealogy " (Ind) , Feb 1980, #51 , p 1 ' Researching in Maryland ', p 12 , ' How to Become a Certified Genealogist '; p 13, 'The Edward Hei rs' (a swindler & fraud story) . #50 , Jan 1980 , p 1, ' The Genesis of Deed Registers ' . "Orange Co , California , Genealogical Society Quarterly", Vol 17 , #1 , Mar, 1980 , p22-24, ' Martin H Payne Family Bible ', "Ancestry (Fla) , Apr , 1980 , p 75, ' Glossary of Law Tenns ' (con ' t). " The Search " (Calif) , Vol 17 , Mar 1980, ''Where Pilgrims still Walk the I.and" (Wonder if R A Goodpasture read this . ) ; 'Spain , Portugal & Mexico - Some Research Sources ' . "Trails West" , Vol 10 #3, Apr 1980, p 59 : "The Loving Irish , The Gillilands" has been reprinted. Car-Del Scribe , May 1980: p 6= we would like to note that the 'ad' for us in this issue is wrong and has been for several years . Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly" , Vol 18, June 1980 , #2: All articles on Va ; good research one ' Genealogical Research i n Virginia Church Records .' " Trail Breakers ", Vol VI , #3 , North and South" (Va Room has Confederate A.nnies in the war were stored - the 128 volumes Family surname publications. Apr 1980 : "Searching for Civi l War Records the 'Official Records of the Union and of the Rebellion ' on microfiche, the books took up too much space . ); p 27, a list of Augustan Society Newsletter : list of publications. ''Newsletter" Clark Co. Gen ' cal Soc (Wash) , June 1980 : 'SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN, GERMANY. If you have ancestry from Schleswig-Holstein, Ger., you are urged to write to Prof . Paul G. Buchloh , Kiel University , Kiel, Gennany. You are cordially requested to participate by answering Dr. Buchloh's questionaire . One fonn is needed for EACH ancestor. This is to assist in their project in researching all descendants of Schleswig-Holstein area. They need your participation . (New) "Ancestors Unli mited Edition" Ancestors Unlimited, Inc., PO Box = Vol II, #1, Mar 1980 =mainly Clayton County , Ga. 490336 , College Park , Georgia 30349 �68 PEDIGREE CHARTS Mrs . J. D. Dickenson .f. (nee Johnnie Jo Sowell) PO Box 935 Huntsville, Texas 77340 NAME 1 . Johnnie Jo Sowell (hus) Jimmy Don Dickenson 2. John Onan Sowell 3. Alpha DICKEY 4. George Russell Sowell 5. Lucy Mary GIBSON 6. James William Dickey 7. Lucy Bell e DURHAM 8 . John Alexander Sowell 9. Laura A. HILTON 10. Samuel Gibson 11. Laura Jane KIRKLAND 12. Matthew Emanuel Dickey 13. Narcissus E. LANCASTER 14. James Blair Durham 15. Lucy Ann KEMP 16. James Russell Sowell 17. Jane BLACKWELL 18. Moses Hilton 19. Rebecca HOLLIS 20. Anthony Palmer Gibson 21. Catherine GREEN 22. Francis A. Kirkland 23. Jane CONE 24. Edmond Dickey 25. Charlotte 26. John Lancaster 32. Levi Sowell 33. Gilly Ann KING J4. John Blackwell 36. George Hilton 37. Peggy HOUGH 40. Samuel Gibson 41. Tabytha KENNEDY 42. 43. Mary Ann COLLARD 48. Matthew Dickey 49. Rebecca 64. James Sowell 65. Sarah 72. Samuel Hilton/Helton ?J. Edith 80. Guyon Gibs on 81 . Eleanor KENNEDY 82 . Thomas Kennedy 83. Mary 86 . Elija h Collard 87. Mary STARK BORN DIED 1937, Walker Co,TX MARRIED 1962 , Tx . 1896 , Madison Co,TX 1919, Tx 1900, Leon Co, TX 1868 , Kershaw Co,SC=1922, TX 1890 , TX 1869 , TX 1931 , Ma dis on Co,TX 1871, Marshall Co , ALA+1953 , TX 1894 1878, Leon Co, TX 1966, Wa lker Co, TX 1840, Iarlington,SC=1914, TX 1865, SC 1842 , Lancaster Co , SC=1921 , TX 1846, Texas 1893 , Texas 1865 1846, Ala . 1909 , Texas 1848, Ala. 1914, Texas 1868 1849, Ala . or Ga . 1928 , Texas 1879, Texas 1810, SC 1891, Texas 1856, Ark . 1914, Texas 1818, SC SC 1818, Missouri 1824, MO SC Ga. 1810, Tenn 1819 Ga . or Ala? 1774 NC 1842, TX· 18J8, A].a . 1780 SC 1782 , SC 1805, Ky 1776, SC NC coN't �69 96. John Dickey 97 , Sarah ROBINSON Va. 1. Jimmy D. DICKENSON wife-Johnnie Jo Sowell 2. Jesse Felix Dickenson J . Mildred Pauline LISBY 4 . William Doran Dickenson 1941 , Tex. 1962, TX 1940, TX 1904, TX 1914, Tx. 1895, Tx 186J , Indian Cr., Va . =1923, Tx ?Russell Co , ???? 5. Ora Ella GRAHAM 1878, TX 19.21TX 6 . Jesse Lisby 1908, TX 1886 , Ala 1949 , TX 7. Virginia Elizabeth FORD 1889 , Ala 1951 , TX 8 . Charles Dickenson 1860??? Va 1831 , Va Va 9 . Sallie GREY 18J6 , Va 1925, Calif . 1867, Tx. 10. Duncan McFarland Graham 1847 , Miss . 1916, Tx 11. Frances C. PRESSLER Tx aft . 1917, 1848, Miss 1881, Ala 12 . John Russell Lisby 1901, Ala. 1867, Ala . 1J. Frances Elizabeth BERRY 1860, Ala 1933, Tx 1873, Ala 14. Lewis Miles Ford 1889 , Ala 1848, Ala 15 . Alice Louisa NEIGHBORS 1853, Ala 1941, Tx 18. William D. Grey 1809, Va 19. Hannah POSTON 1818, Va 20. William A. Graham Ala. 1815 , SC 21. Margaret 1821, Ala. 1849, Ala. 24. John Lisby 1830, Ala 25 . Mary Ann MUSTIN 1899 1828, Al.a 1851, Ala. 26 . Andrew A. B.erry 1825, Ala. 27 . Elizabeth BEAVERS 1830, Tenn. 28 . Issac M. Ford 1823, SC· 29 , Sarah P..nn 1824, SC JO . John M. Neighbors 1803, SC 31. Winny 1809 , SC 40 . John H. Graham 41. Rebecca C. 48 . Nathan Lisby 1791 , Tenn 49 , Fennette 1800, SC 50 . Samuel Mustin 51. Matilda OOWNEY 52. 53. Jane * * * L3'erN1ct!"- * * F1'P.IYe.-1.s * * ~~ {!-~ * * * * * * * �70 PEDIGREE CHAR'IS -It Michael A. Ports 1014 Cedar Ridge Annapolis, MD 21403 name 1. Mollie STEELE Hus= Charles Henry RILEY 2. George H. Steele J. Ellen FINNEY 4. Harvey Jacob Steele 5. Jane ASBURY 6 . Reuben Finney 7. Rebecca JOHNSON 8. Richard Steele 9. Eleanor MARLOW 10. Henry Asbury 11. Martha, MoORE 12. George Finney 13 . Phoebe · 14. John Johnson 15. Elizabeth FLETCHER 20. John Asbury 21 . Jean BOLLING 22 . I saac MOORE 28. William Johnson 29. Mary JO. William Fletcher 31. Mary * * died marri ed Russell Co,Va=1947 Texas 1897 Va 1943, TX Tazewell Co,Va=1878, Russell = 182 0 Russell Co,Va= 1920, Pr.Wm.Co, Va Tazewell Co, = 1878, Russell Co = 1820 Tazewell Co. 1876, Russell Co,Va Russell Co. 1890, Russell = Russell Co Rus s ell Co. 1840, Tazewell = 1798 1840, Tazewell Co, 1826 , Tazewell = 1785 1829, Tazewell = 1766, Va 1863, Russell Co born 1873 , 1874, 1833, 1845, 1799, 1800, 1801, 1812, 1782, Russell Co, Va= 1863, Rus s ell Co 1789, Tazewell Co 1720 1806, Tazewell= 1745 1742 1795 1797, Russell Co. 1753 1817, Russell Co. * * * * * * * * * ~~· A1tcestor Charts DELUXE - 17 INCHES x 22 INCHES - 8 GENERATIONS - 255 NAMES BEAUTIFUL FOR DISPLAY OR FRAMING EXCELLENT FOR REFERENCE FANCY LEAFY BORDER - OLD STYLE LETTERING PRINTED ON 24 LB. IVORY DOCUMENT COLORED BOND PAPER ALL CHARTS DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME IN PROTECTIVE MAILING TUBES * NO POSTAGE AND HANDLING CHARGE FOR EACH ADDITIONAL CHART ORDERED $1.50 each MR. J. C. PORTER 4615 SOUTH SELBY STREET + .50¢ postage and handling (for first chart only) MARION, INDIANA 46952 VAN member P-23 �~~~~~ FAM iLY TREE CHART J ACCS RICP.!-iONC b . Oct . 181+9 Levis co. Ky. b. Cac . 20 1 1959 Boyd co. , Ash.lnnd 1 Ky . 1+615 s. Selby at. !'Arion, Ind. 1+6952 l. 1 d. I 1825 I Tn. d. bw-. - lfILL I AK Btn'LDI b. 11105 Va . KARY J A!('£ 8 l1T Ll!R b. Oct. 181+0 Lev15 co. Ky. d. bur . nuu:::1s RIC HMOND b. Jun o 18, 1892 Rowan co . Ky. m. Feb . :!2+ 1915 Levia co . J(y. d. Sopt. 1, 1960 bur. Horgan Coe. ... I ~ !!,t.f.tc~OMB~iwro~CD lhLIJ!·~lrz.?~~i;; --~ml~7 ff-d."rITT~C::::::::::::::::::::::::=i ROB!RT Jt ...... o.lrd-·_1_ H26-r-- - - - - -j lb· J.{t? WOOD va. ~FRAr:C IS WOOD 1,.,. 1798 Clark co . lt:f.b.1765 d.lll)J.VTT.t.S 11~,. b 1797 19. _185s C•rter c~y .p.. FR·""W"L.1 .. ~.,,,~,.K.~"1...-r-------..., • vu IS""" ~nus 1 d 1796 •v • b. 17711 ·!O. NCTS f>JJRR~ "y"·"~' """" ~' .. d.lo31 Clark c o .1<.y. ""''"'"' """""•'...._"-- - - -- ; S .l)!UEL I RILEY SR d. bur. r R=ILEY="'1:"!.:-r.1-:;7~ ,.---------r--------:1 ~ · 170) J.lXES .l. RnEY b. 181+5 111. Lewis co. Xy. Dec. 7 , 1865 Levi a co . J(y. d. d. bw-. AR!rell"l'A b. 1112'+ I I d. MAICY .lRTAVIA RlLE'Y b. Feb. 12, 1872 Carter co • .xy. d. Apr . 18 , 19'+'+ bur. Bailey Com . bur. CUT"j",'M>: .TOil[) b. DE:LI LA JORDAN b. 181+9 Carter co. Ky. d. bur . ... ,!/, l'.ay 7 , 181+6 Levis co . Ky. I d. bur. NANCY DIER I "· Va. d. b . June 28, 1925 Carter co . Ky . c . Jan . 6, 1950 Grant co. Ind. bur. - I Va. !!JJILTllF: RICHMOND f"RU:l'T!'. b. 1602 \I)' Tl T <'ll I EI.IU.SETH e>. J.OO'+ !\)' . - I JOHN Dlu..a.RD DlnC.ll b. Kar . 6 1 81+7 Rus • eli co. Va · ... Cle t. 10, 1868 Carte r c o . Ky. d . July 181 1932 bur. Webb cem. C•hR t .P.S b . July J m. •L_~~~~~~.r-.~~~~~~ d. bur . I """' F?.:.::::rs b. Stokes co.i819 N. C' - -- - - -- - - - 1r--------c:::::::::::::::~ IL_~~~~-{==========::i ntr>r AN 18 . 18?1+ JAY.ZS Cart er co. Ky. d. Sapt . 2 , 1958 bur. Ash Co m. fb. Jm. CARVIN J. t_Qt_ l'enn. 1808 Flecingpalty.c.1785 Augusta c<»<a. :re~~· c~?l~"lli=ll'NAB.:.:..:::::::..R:.:.IC=E=-----f'---------{=::::======= b. m. Sept. 19, 1839 MARTHA GARVIN b . Ha7 10 , 181+6 !,y. d. bur. We bb Cem. 1 .fle:.ing co. Ky. d. Apr . 211 1861+ ED~O!IO THO~SON bur. Webb cem. b .179'+ d.la74 S OP!!U T!!OY.PSo:; m.Ne>v . 24, 1817 D. ~ov. 2, J.OJ.O _!"lecing .~C> · Ky. Fleeing co . Ky S•""' RAiil "'"~ Feb.19, 1895 bur. Webb Cem. Carter co . Ky. I I WILLlAY. EU:n:E::SEIP ) JOl:fNSON BL.lll!CENSSIF o . June 2 1 ,185'Horg&n co . Ky• Hay 1980 ~ v h en and v h ere married, vhen and vhere d . - d 1ed , vbeo and vh a re bur. - buried, vben and where I d. IDA Dl1NCAN b . Se pt . 11, 1897 '1'h11 chart COGlpl eted No v. 1978 Re v 11ed Jul7 1979 jJ~ r"' ~'"ir.~,l.R~VUJINL__ _ _~;:;;:~:;:;:;:::;;;:;;;;;;;;:;:;::::! fb 1760 " ~liii'I JOHNSTON w " ' •&M " " " N S'T'ON ''""'"~o·• C:Al\',"l'I Carter co. Ky . m. July 23, 1896 ' I J(y . . 11115 Patr ick co. Va ~----------l b. b.- born I t!~/~o=8~~. J COR STRTr.,.u:-r '"'"' T"-"" T"• c. ............ ~ D. 17110 Pa . a.J.0'+2 b . 1797 Ky . IL.Ha M•·.BI.";,.11&.u.s;r.t.s;:ClXL----£:-- - == = =:::J .... ,_...:S;:;:AMUEL==.. b. t<u Levis co . •v • ... Va . Levi s co. l\y. bur . ...- I I HElil'\Y ROSE bur. b. . I I o. Jar.. 2S , 181+6 Le"is co . Ky. d. T.Ol!TSA RC6E m. J une 28, 1887 Lowis co . Ky. d. Sep t . 11, 191+ 2 bur. >(organ Coe . 1 'HIM •S R I J 07J\ R ICX.-:c:=t. l d:?5 Scott co . Vn . e. JAXES TA Yl.~ RlCH>!Olit>bur . b. J..n . ... 1866 Lowis co . Ky. Co::p1led by: Kr. J. C. Po rter .. I -· 71 m. Oct. 26, 1872 Carter co. 11.Y. d, c a. 1902 bur. C r..'THU g. BL.ll\1<B:;s l='lP b. June I+ 1 187? Carter co. Ky. d . Apr. ) 1 1967 bur . As b c .... SEE p 70-- thi s chart is s imilar to the one advertized. M OP lst LOOJSA BICX.S b. Feb. 1850 :loy~ co . r..)'. d. Oct. 8, 19111 b w- . ~.:u.~~=~h~h~~~ 2nd GGP ST'E?!;l:S !IISROP I CELU BISHOP b. d. ie:l ELIZA!!ET!i I ·~'b~.=-1~7~9;..:;-~v~a-.--~~ll__ _ _~----C::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-==J bur. I b. 1822 Va • m. Mar. 28, 1839 Floyd co. lty. d. Alli · 20, 1895 bur. NOLE!i SJ.."U.P. b. 1822 d. bur. GGP {================~~~~~~~~~~ Ohio ' - - - -- - - - - - l m. Feb. 27, 181+8 I b . Ho rgan co1029 . Ry . )rd GGP l r------~--~l-~--~-----lC:::::::::::::::::::1 Jty. L l+tb GCP 5th OGP 6tb GGP ...J �I 72 PEDIGREE CHARTS 1t Harold B. Peters RFD 4 , Box 219 Jonesville, VA 24263 MARRIED NAME BORN DIED 11-29-1939 , Ky 1. Harold Burnette PETERS 3-28-1919 , Lee Co, Va (wife) Maine Evelyn Wells 2. William Slyvester 1879 , Lee Co , Va 1970 , Lee , Va 1899, Harlan Co , Ky 3 . Amamda Lee PARSONS 1883 , Lee Co , Va 4. George W. Peters 1844, Scott Co , Va 1929, Lee Co. 1868, Scott Co , Va 5. Francis "Fanny" FRANCE 1845, Scott Co , Va 1889 , Lee Co,Va 1918 , Lee Co , Va 1874, Lee Co, Va 6. Henry Zion Parsons 1853 , Lee Co,Va 7. Elizabeth PARSON 1844, Lee Co, Va 1939 , Lee Co,Va Scott Co, Va= 1830 , Scott Co. 8. George Peters 1809ca Va Scott Co, Va 9. Elizabeth PEARSON 1809 ca Va Scott Co , Va 1826 , Scott Co 10. Andrew France 1803 ca Va 1889 , Scott Co . 11. Elizabeth DARTER 1804 ca Lee Co,Va 12. William A Parsons 1828 ca , Lee Co , Va 1877 , Lee Co , Va Lee Co, Va 13. Mary Jane CALTON 1823 ca ca 1840 Lee Co, Va 1887 14. Edward Parsons 1816, Lee Co, Va 15. Margaret JONES 1818, Lee Co,Va 1905,Lee Co , Va 1857 , Lee Co, Va ca 1825 , Lee Co. 24. John "Jackie" Parsons 1802ca , NC ca 1886 , Lee Co , 25. Rebecca PENNINGTON 1805, Lee Co , Va 1856, Lee Co. ca 1814, Lee Co 28. William S . Parsons 1779. , NC 29. Phoebe PENNINGTON 1794, NC ca 1862/63 , " Jackson Co, MO 30. Abraham JONES Botetourt Co , Va 1857 , Jackson Co , Mo 31 . Mary KYLE ca 1793 1856 , Lee Co, Va= ca 1780 48. John Parsons ca 1755, NC .Lee Co , Va 49. Mary "Polly" SIMMONS NC? 50 . Edward "Neddy" Pennington 1779 , ?Wilkes Co , NC= 1852 Lee Co = ca 1792/3 Wilkes Co • 'NC 51. Martha ''Patsy" FLANERY 1779 , Wilkes Co,NC?=1852 , Lee Co,Va 1856 , Lee Co , Va= ca 1780 NC 56. John Parsons ca 1775 , NC 57. Mary "Polly" SIMMONS Lee Co, Va NC? 58. Edward Pennington see No . 50 59. Martha "Patsy" FLANERY see No . 51 ?Botetourt Co,Va 62. Robert Kyle 63. Sarah RUNNELS (Note: Robert Kyle & Sarah Reynolds md 13 June 1788 , Bote . co ., Va. ( Sarah is dau. of John Runnels ) 96. Richard Parsons ?NC 97. Elizabeth FEATIIERS 100. Micajah Pennington Lee Co , Va 1741, Lee Co , Va 1761 101. Rachel JONES 1741 102. John Flanery NC? 103. Phoebe BOGGS 112. & 113. See Nos. 96 & 97, 116. & 117 . See Nos. 100 & 101. 118. & 119. See Nos . 102 & 103. �73 BOOK REVIEWS BY Belva Counts 1860 GILES COUNTY VIRGINIA CEt!SUS INDEX By hlary- Paul Beaudrias Shannon This index of Giles County 1860 Census consists of the Head of the Household and the Household Number. It also contains the first member( s) of the household whose l ast name is different from the Head. In this way, at least all surnames are represented in the index for each household. The 1870 Giles County Virginia Census Index is in preparation. - - --------1870 BLAND COUNTY VIRGINIA CE l~SU S IiiDEX By Mary- Paul Beaudrias Shannon ~ Bland County was formed in 1861 from Tazewell, Wythe and Giles Counties, and divided into four districts . In very ge~eral terms, those people in Sharon and Rocky Gap Districts in 1870 were probably in Tazewe l l in 1860 . Likewise , those in Seddon District in 1870 were in Wythe County in 1860, and those in Mechanicsburg District in 1870 were probably in Giles County in 1860 . The index itself consists of the Head of the Household, the district abbreviation and the household number. It also contains the first member(s) of that household whose last name is different from the Head. All surnames are represented in the index for each household. Gift copies to the Southwestern \' irginia Genealogical Society from the author have been placed in the Virginia ~oom of the Roanoke City Public Library. Copies may be ordered for the price of $5.00 each postpaid plus Virginia sales tax (20¢) from : Mary-Paul Beaudrias Shannon 510 Fort Branch Road Pearisburg, Virginia 24134 --------------------------------------------------------------------------SCOTT COUNTY VIRGINIA CEMETERY RECORDS, Volume I, maps, over J200 names 200 pages soft cover Si x 11. $12 .95 postpaid. order from Phyllis L. Willits 809 SE 122nd Ave., Vancouver, WA 98664, ---------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- �74 MILLS, FRAZIER, AND ALLIED FAMILIES ~ By Margaret Mills Frazier Margaret Mills Frazier was inspired to search for her ancestors as she watched our country's 200th Birthday Celebration in 1976. tArs . Frazier 's choice of drawings for her book cover expressed the situation in researching each of the families included here- -"The Family Tree - Out on a Limb." Beginning with her three grandchildren, James Thomas Connor III, James Henry Boschma III and Stacie Lynn Boschma, her search went back twelve generations. Records include the families of Adams, Addington, Crank, Cromwell, Duncan, Elswick , Fraley, Frazier , Green, Hutchinson, Ingram, Mason , Mills, Moore, Napier, Newberry , Phillips, Powers, Squire, Stallard, Teal, Thompson, Todd, Wilburn, Williams and others. The family of Adams, Addington, Mills and Stallard came to the United States from England ; Duncan and Frazier from Scotland ; Ne wberry and Powers from Ireland. Some families are traced back to 1500. Family records include the states of Pennsylvania, East Tennessee, Kentucky, Massachusetts , North Carolina and Virginia (counties of Culpeper, Essex, Goochland, Gloucester , Lee, Montgomery , Russell, Scott, Washington and Wise), and parts of the state of West Virginia . There are 250 pages of family records with many pictures throughout the book, with coat of arms and indexed . The book is cloth bound and Library of Congress catalogued. A copy of the book is in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library and may be ordered from the author, Mrs . Margaret M. Frazier 558 Sunnybrook Drive Hurricane, West Virginia 25526. The price is $20 .00 postpaid . * ** * ** * ** * ** * ** * Mary B. Kegley & F B Kegley have published a new book "Early Adventurers On the Western Waters" - The New River of Virginia in Pioneer Tu.ys - 1745-1800. Price $27.25. Order from Kegley Books, Mary B. Kegley, 4400 Park Avenue , Richmond, Va. 23221. ---------------------------------- - - ----------- -- ------ ------ ------- A revised edition of James W Hagy's historical study, CASTLE ' S wooIS AND EARLY RUSSELL COUNTY, 1769-1799" is being sold by the Russell county Historical Society. Price $5. 00. Order from Russell Co. Public Library , PO Box 247, Lebanon, Va 24266. l �?5 ~UERIES ~arold B. Peters, RFD 4 3ox 219, Jonesville VA 24263 Does anyone have information about George PE'r ERS and Pinknew CARTER who built mills in Scott Co VA;or of their parents,brothers sisters, or children.George PETERS is shown on 1 850 Scott Co census, but not Pinknew CARTER. J. William Austin, 15 A Franklin Rd . Roanoke, VA 24011Needed r First marriage of Capt. Isaac AUSTIN St. b.ca 1755 Chester Co PA a son of William As·roN and ? died 1828-1835 Botetourt Co . Marr ied(2) Mary (i;:artha) i\~ALCOMB 16 Dec 1777 Somerset Parrish MD Vivian S. Bandy, 49 San fl'. iguel Ave, San f\lateo CA94403 Need info about the follo.,.,,ing Virginia families' Thomas WALTHALL and I'1 ;artha Ann AV A':?.RY m. June 182J; John SALMONS and Naomi DE PRIE:.::>'I' m. 6 June 1759;James iv.rrc:-LELL and Elizabeth BEARD m.11 Feb 1762 1John FORD b. 1.8 Jan 1784, wife Frances b.11Nov17801 Anthony SYDfiOR and Mary CHAPrf.AN' BRCWDErt m. 16 Jan 1800; Barnett SMITH ,Jr. and r~~ary GRAYSON m. 11May1809; 'l 'homas GRAYSON m. Jenny FIELD 1 788; William JOHHSI'O!'.f m. f·~ary GOODLOE 21 July 1720 :and Henry SAMUEL d . 1748 wife Catherine . • Watha Lambert, 6005 W. Indianola Ave, Phoenix Az 85033 Need info on parents and wives of Philip LA~BERT b. ca 17J4;in Botetourt 1770; d. in ·razewell Co 1820. «vill correspond with anyone working on LAr:'BER'I' (anywhere), NGCKLE;':; (anywhere), and CAR•r ER (Tazewe 11 Co) . ff Rose B. Anderson, 935 NW Sc enic Dr ., Albany OR Seek ancestors of John MC NEIL , b. 13 ~ay 1820 Migrated to Oregon 1346. Said to be one of six ther '} eorge A. (b. 1822; m. Diana ?; children b. Illinois, William and Lizzie b. California) 97321 Rockbridge Co YA. brothers. One broJennie and John To Calif.by 1858. Frances !·tallowa 08 r. ~cCr eery, La Junta CO 81050 John CATO CATOE b. 3runswic~ Co VA 1710-15 d. South Carolina 1804 m. Jane COOKE dauGhter of Henry COOY..E of VA. :fad son Allen whose children married into 3COKE~Fami ly of VA. Willis BOOKER b. 1793 m. Sarah r.:ELl'CN Cumberland Co :-.re. '#a!1tto contact any CATO's or BOOKERS whos family moved to NC or SC then to Alabama . John E. :Burrows, 731 Es"tates Rd SE, Roa.r1oke, VA 24014 Does anyone know the location of diary of George King GRIGGS. The diary outlines the campaigns of the J8th Regement Pittsylvania Co Vols. He enlisted June 1 861 and was in command of brigade at Appomattox . He was from Dyers Store nenry Co and was a teacher and merchant after war. Died 15 Oct 1914 . ~rs . Curtis Long, 1789 Sullivant Ave, Columbus OH 43223 Need info on KEl"friON family. r.:y g-grandfather Josiah KENNON, a shoe maker, b. 4 Nov 1817 Rocky i1:ount, Franklin Co VA. Poss. nickname "Doc". ~eed parents, brothers,sisters. Karried iViary Jane BROWN 13 Nov 1852 foartinsville. �76 Michael A. Ports, 1014 Cedar Ridge, Annapolis MD 21403 Wish to correspond wi th anyone rese arching family of GeorgeFINNEY b . ca 1766 VA d. 1863 Russell Co. Hem. (1) Phoebe ? and (2) · Nancy FLETCHER. Fo ll owing children apparently all by first wife a George ( 1802-1864) J Sarah, Judith,Phoebe, Reuben, James, John, Nancy, El izabet h , and Rebecca. Larry King, 100 Longview Dr., Hendersonville , TN 37075 Info needed on Robert BEDWELL who immigrated to Old Rappahan nock Co , Va , in 1660. Descendants settled in Grayson Co . , Va, & Southwest Va . A Re ward of $500 is offered for pertinent facts on Robert BEDWELL. Also wish to include his descendants in BEDWELL FAMILY HISTORY now being compiled. Those interested in the Reward and Bedwell descendants are requested to write. i)Jo ce E. Lord 1 South 41st Ave At . 1 Yakima WA 8 08 ~ Falser Polser ROUSE married Susan WEDDLE in Ger, , lived in Va . -- John Weddle md in Ger. Mary WALLING, lived in Va . & Tenn. All came to Ame r. ca 1774. Royale R. Crabtree , 1221 Arl ington Place , Winter Park , Fla. 32789 Isaac CRABTREE, b Baltimore Co, Md, 1754, md ? PIKE . What was his wife's given name & who were her parents? Was she related to Mary PIKE, wife of Wm II. Was Chloe CRABTREE , dau of John (b 28 Apr 17J2, Balt. Co , Md) and Hannah :$UTCHER) CRABTREE? Xch info . Catherine Hargreaves , 124 Larch , Saginaw, Mich . 48602 Seeking confiramtion of lineage of George Washington WELCH 9ca 1811,Va - 1895 Ashe Co, NC) md Mira DUNN . Was he son of Ianiel WELCH and Leah SEXTON of Grayson Co, Va and gson of John Welch . Leah , dau of Pryor Sexton & Caty ~ who? Will exchange. Jf'Carolyn Carroll, 101 Clemson Ave., #4 , Rand Station , Charleston, WV 25306. on the following: William McKINSTER md Elizabeth HINES , Wise Co, l atP 1700's; Giles VAN de CASTEEL , d Stafford Co. , 1700; SONGER family of Pulaski Co.; William CARROLL and Flemi ng CARROLL , Augusta Co , , 1780-1870. All Va . ~)Info Cloyce DEAN, 304 Reynick, Saginaw , Mich. 48602 Alexander Pleasant McGANN (MAGAN) , b 11 Feb 1826, Nelson Co , Va , md 27 June 1850 Nancy Anna WHITE, Staunton, Amherst Co. (?shouldn ' t this be Augusta Coor was there another Staunton?) Moved to Ohio. Who were their parents? Exchange info. Mrs. Need Mary beth md Paul S. Pate, Rt 11, Box 73 , Roanoke , Va 24019 bros & sis of Robert Rad.ford, b 1792 , (son of James RADFORD, b 1778, & JANNEY, b 1775) md Eleanor UNDERWOOD, b 1792 . Children: Lewis md ElizaVIA, William Riley md Artie COCKRAN , Jessie md Dorothy THOMAS, Rosannah WEST, Mary md Burwell JANNEY, Jeff, & Ruth md Charles COCKRAN . William R SHelton Jr , 1131 Westwood Ave. , Columbus, OH 43212 Seeking data relative to the George & Salome LEMON family , Frederick Co, Md prior to 1785. Will answer queries relative to Genealogical data for the following family names: SHELTON (state of Va, NC & TN); LAYMAN (state of Va & Md); FULK (s tate of Va); WILKINS (state of Va & Calif); BRATTON (state of Ohio) • /,,,--- (~ / -r �?? MEMBERS This list includes new members , corrections to addresses , etc, etc •••••.••. Check your membership list and add or correct --- or remove this sheet and add to the Register . New: V-1251 V-126: phone 1-70J-628- 6127 THOMPSON , Rebecca H.; 541 Sutton Street; Abingdon, VA 24210 (Page 7 ) SMITH, Mrs . Uri D.; 1931 Braeburn Dr. , #504; Salem , Va 2415J . 0-211: BLACKARD, Charles M. ; 10415 Moss crest Drive; Ia.llas , TX 75238 0-212- 1EDMONDSON , Eleanor R. : 280J Byron Ave. ; Odessa, TX 79762 0213-: TONEY , Mr & Mrs K S; 9400 Boca Ridge Drive ; Boca Baton, Fla • .3.3433 0-214: CAR!X)NA , Mrs. Mary; 7 DJ.ke Street; New Brunswick, N.J. 08901 0-215: WIMMER , George F . , Jr, ; 804 Falconer Road; Joppatowne, MD 21085. 0-216 : GULLBORG , Ruth McEthaney; Two Lamertin Lane ; St. Louis, MO 63122. Corrections s (in Register) p 19: 0-208 : This is MR.Jimmie K. Maples (sorry about that) _0-210..t ROYA.LE (not Royall) CRABTREE. p 12 : 0-86 : the state of IOWA. p 2 : V-J4 1 1716 Colgate St . , NE p12 s o-? 5 : Mrs . Geraldine (Charles W) HAMPTON, 815 Trailing Heart Rd. , Roswell, New Mexico 88201 (after 25 Aug 1980) Mrs. Hampton will you be using the Fla . address? P 19: 0-209: NAVE: zip code Houston , TX 77006. Phone 1- 713- 527- 8736. EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES Change of address : "Searcher"; Southern California Genealogical Society; 103 South Golden Mall; Burbank, CA 91502 Fort Worth Genealogical Society ; PO Box 9767 : Fort Worth, TX 76107 New: "Newsletter"; Southern Ky. Genealogical Society ; 1425 Audubon Drive; Bowling Green , KY 42101, RESEARCH EXCHANGE Frieda M. D3.vison, 612 West Poplar, Johnson City, 'IN J7601. Will trade research in these t wo (Tennessee and North Carolina) for comparable research in other states' Compiled Records in return. (She did not say what states - so write to her) (Frieda thanks for the material, we will use!) Mrs Beverly R Hock, 13001 Meadow View Drive, rarnestown, Md. 20760; her - - s he will research Maryland records. write WIMMER FAMILY NEWSLETTER; Interesting and informative 8 pages on the Wimmer and allied famil ies -- mainly Wimmer. If your family contact Fred Wimmer, 804 Falconer Road, Joppatowne, MD 21085. The cost is $5.00 yr. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- �78 SURNAME INDEX FILE ANCES TOR'------'-'W.--AB=-=-KE=Y'"""'---"G:;...oe"""o'""'r"""g""'"'e"---------------" born.~--------------------------~ DIED ? Maryland married first known child born ca 1774 Margaret (d 1827, Va . ) wife Researcher Mrs Claude S Fowler (nee Waskey) address 1716 Colgate St . NE; Roanoke , Va 24012 Our file is for JX5" cards. Lar ger ones will not fit. came from Frederick Co . , Md . bef 1800 to Rockbridge Co. Va. Believe all Waskeys are from the same family . At one time we attempted to place all names on the pedigree charts on cards but membership is growing and just too much for one person to record all the surnames --- so if you want the surname entered in the index file, please fill out a Jx5 " index card and mail to us . Only one surname to a card and be sure to put YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS on the card. Or state if you are researching all of that surname. SURNAMES FOR VAN: We will publish 5 names per member in VAN (see Register -Membership-). If you have not sent in the names , do so and we will put them in Nov. issue, The PEDIGREE CHARTS published in this issue were conden sed from the charts sent to us . Takes less room and more can be published. ===========-==========·=================================================== I am suppose to write a short message -- earlier I had several things to say - -- but now my 'mind' is blank, Must be the hea~ . We have several articles by members that will be in the upcoming issues and need more . ~e.. L4s.,r1 J.-iofxi/ ,· I . Again, thanks to the Col William Preston chapter of the DAR for allowing us to publish the marriage records that are now in Botetourt Co, Va., --- there are 4 Volumes in all that cover the period up to 1820, Please remember --- to be sure of the record, try to obtain a copy of the original record - not from the marriage register, deed book (that record is seldom available), will book, for they are copies. Babe Fowler �VlRGI N IA APP1\ LAC HI AN NOTES BY-LAWS OF S OUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Article I - Name and Purpose Section 1 . The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, hereafter referred to as the "Society" is organized as a non-stock , non- profit organization to encourage , foster , and organize genealogical research, teaching , publishing , education , and recording; and to encourage , foster and organize all other activities related to genealogy . Section 2 . The area covered by this society shall include the twentynine counties of southwestern Virginia , consisting of the following: Alleghany, Bath , Bed.ford , Bland, Botetourt, Buchanan , Carroll , Craig , Dickenson, Floyd , Franklin, Giles, Grayson , Henry , Highland , Lee , Montgomery , Patrick , Pittsylvania , Pulaski , Roanoke , Rockbridge , Russell , Scott , Smythe , Tazewell , Washington , Wise , and Wythe , as well as any cities located within this area . Article II - Membership and dues Section 1 . Membership in the Society shall be open to any person who subscribes to the purposes and principles of the organization as stated in Article 1 . S£~tion 2 . Membership in the Society shall be of two classes , active a~d honorary. Honorary membership may be conferred upon any person by unam.mous vote of those present at any regular meeting. Honorary members shall not be required to pay dues and shall not have a vote in the meetings of the Society . Section J. Annual dues of $7 . 50 for individual membership and $10.00 for family membership shall be due and payable on January 1 of each cal~ndar year. Members whose dues are not paid by January J1 of each year wi~l not receive the next issue of Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN). Family memberships shall be furnished only one copy of any newsletter, notices, or other publications . All members will be furnished a list of members of the Society , a copy of the by-laws , and a copy of the VAN to be published quarterly . Section 4 . VAN - Virginia Appalachian Notes, shall be publi shed in Feb:ruary , May, August and November of each year. Article III - Officers and Their Duties Section 1 . The officers of the Society shall be a president, a first vicepresident , a second vice-president, a recording secretary, ~ correspond~ng secretary , treasurer , assistant treasurer. With the exception of the first and second vice-presidents · duties of the officers shall be such as their titles imply and as prescrlbed by the parliamentary authority adopted by the Society. The first vice-president shall serve as program chai·Tlllan and the second vice-president will be chairman of the membership committee. Section 2. The officers and the immediate past president shall constitute the Executive Board. Section 1. Article IV ·- Elections All officers shall be elected by ballot at the November meeting �Article IV - continued V IRG I N IA APPALACHIAN NOTES and shall continue in office one year, beginning on J a nuary 1, following , or until the next annual election . No officer ma y be el e cted to more than two consecutive terms of office . Section 2. A majority of all votes cast shall b e necessary to constitute an election. Section J . Vacancies in office shall be filled by speci a l el ection . Section 4 . The President shall appoint a nominati ng committee of t hree members at the October me~ting to present a sla te of officers to t hu membership at the November meeting . :r-rorninations fo ""...~ a ll offices ma y be made f:r:om the floor at the November meeting . Pri<•r c onsent of all nominees shall "'iave been ott.aine:C:. Section 1. Saturday of Main Public Section 2. Article V - Meetings Regular meetings of the Society s b.c. 11 be held the third each month at 1 : JO p . m. in the audi·~orium of the Roa.noke City L:i..brary , Ten members, exclusive of· office:;.--s , shall cons titute a q i.;orum . Article VI - Committees In addition to the Nominating Committee provided i'or in Article IV, the following committees shalJ be named. 1. The Program Committee shall be chaired by the first vice-pres ident who will appoint two others to serve . 2. The membership committee shall.be chaired by the second vicepresident who will also appoint two others or more to serve . J. The president shall appoint a chairman and committee members for publicity , books , telephone , pedigree charts or others as the occasion arises . Article VII - Parliamentary Authority Robert Rules of Order , Revised , shall be the parliamentary authority of the Society except where they are inconsistent with the By- Laws. Article VIII - Amendments These By- Laws may be amended at any regular meeting by a majority vote of the members present. All proposed changes shall be in writing and shall be distributed to the members at the regular meeting. Voti ng on the proposed amendments shall take place at the next regular meeting. Article IX - Honors At the end of the president ' s term of office, a book shall be given to the Virginia Rooom of the· Roanoke Public Library in honor of that retiring president. Article X - Dissolution In the event that the Society shall be dissolved, any assets held by the Society shall accrue to the benefit of the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library if it qualifies as an exempt organization under section 501 (c) (J) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law. If they do n ot qualify under the Internal Revenue Code, then the assets will be d isposed of a s s t a ted in the Sixth part of the Articles of Organization. - - - - -- ( \ �VIRGINIA A PPA LAC HI A N NOTES SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION Articles of organization of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The undersigned, a majority of whom are citizens of the United States, desiring to form a Non-Profit Association, do hereby certify. FIRST: The name of the Associat ion shall be the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society . SECOND : The place in this State where the principal office of the Association i s to be located in the home of the president elect of the association. THIRD : The Ass ociation is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes . The purposes for which the association is organized are as follows : (a) To encourage , foster and organize genealogical research, teaching , publishing , education and recording . (b) To encourage , foster and organized all other activities related to genealogy . FOURTH : The names and addresses of the persons who are the initial trustees of the associat ion are as follows : Roanoke , Va 24012 Mrs . Claude S Fowler 1716 Colgate St , NE Mr. Robert C Phlegar Salem , Va 24153 216 Craig Ave . Mrs . H. G. Stover , Jr. Salem, Va 24153 1026 Homestead Dr. FIFTH : No part of the net earnings of the association s hall inur e to the benefit of , or be distributable to its members, trustees , officers, or other private persons , except that the association shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purposes set forth in Article Third hereof. No substantial part of the a ctivities of theassociation shall be the carrying on of propaganda , or otherwise attempting to influence legislation , and the association shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campa ign on behalf of any candidate for public office. Notwithstanding any other provision of these arti cles , the association shall not carry on a ny other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by an association exempt from Federal income tax under section 501(c)(J) of the I nternal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corres ponding provis ion of any future United States Internal Revenue Law) or (b) by an ass ociation, contributi ons to which are deductible under section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law). SIXTH : Upon the dissolution of the association, the Board of Trustees shall , after paying or making provi sion for the payment of all of the liabilities of the ass ociation, dispose of all of the assets of the associa tion exclusively for the purposes of the corporation in such manner, or to such organization or organizations organized and operated e*clusively for charitable , educational, religious, or scienti fic purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization or organizati ons under section 5 01 (c)(J) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding �VIRGINIA APPAL ACHIAN NOTES provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law ) , as the Board of Trustees shall determine . Any such a s sets not so d i sposed of shall be disposed of by the Court of Common Pleas of t he c ounty in which the principal office of the association is then l ocated , exclusively for s u c h purposes or to such organization or organizations , as said Court shall determine, which are organized and opera ted exclus ively for s uch purposes . In witness whereof, we have hereunto s ubs cribed our names this day of , 19_. Mrs . Claude S Fowler ( Seal) Robert C Phlegar ( Seal ) Mrs. H. G. Stover , Jr . (Seal) �GUIDELINES FOR VIRG INIA APPIU,ACHIAN NOTES -. '. ,· ·l• ' • ' NOTE : I , ·( 4 I I [ .• • I Material for publication: 1. Please type , if possible , on 8tx11" paper, single space, with minimum margins of 1 ·• on a l l s ides and headings pa tterned on those in this issue. PLEASE u se a dark ribbon and CLE.AN keys , ma il in large manila envelope if ready to publish . If handwr i tten , please write plainly or print. 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' I It t \,., . ... ,. "1 "~ •. We canno t vou ch f or the a ccuracy of the material submitted to us or t hat the " transla tion " of the ori g i nal document is true. If you have read s u ch ma t e r ial , you c an u nders t a nd . QUERIES : 1. Unles s q u eries are t o be used as fillers, submit one at a time. Since this i s a quart erly , q u eries not used when origina lly submitted may b e come dat ed and of no v a lu e to t h e writer . 2 . Al l material s houl d be sen t to Mr J V Avery Jr, PO Box 2154, Roanoke, Vi rgi nia 2 4009. J . Be s ure your query makes s ense . Don't abbreviate (we will) or over simplify . If long er tha n 50 wor d s , we will edit . 4 . Qu eries are free to members . To nonmembers the cost is 5¢ a word -- does not include your name and a ddress. Limit of 50 words. We will try to g e t all quer .i e s in as spa ce permits . 5 . Please put queries on a .separate sheet with your NAME and ADDRES S when enclos ing with other material. Some queries have been lost along the way because of being included in the body of a letter. (NOTE: this applies to other requests as well . ) +++++===================================================================+++++ REQUES TS FOR RESEARCH: Our research is made in our library . NO One should ask for ma t e rial on John Henderson of Virginia -- we need dates, county (area) --give u s s omething to go on. Remember early Virginia went to the Miss iss ippi Rive r - later included Kentuck y , West Virginia , part of North Carolina , Tennes s e, Ma ryland, and Pennsylvania (disputes over the bounda ries) . So when y ou say John Henders on was born i n Virginia ----designate,-parents , children and who ma rri e d who. Please remember that the research is done by v olun t eers and therefore i s limited, i t cannot be a comprehensive r esearch . Al so please enclos e a self addres sed stamped envelope ( SASE ) • ' ' •• �From Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society 1716 Colgate Street, NE Roanoke, VA 24012 Bulk Rate U. S . Postage P A I D Permit No . J74 Roanoke, Va . Return Postage Guaranteed ·~ ,. I 1 I ~ oano k e Public Libra ry Foundati on 706 S . Jeffe r son Stree t Roa nok e , VA ?4 0i 1 .,, "' . .. ... .. • ' ,.1 '· r 4'! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 4, Number 3 Subject The topic of the resource William Cooper; Obituary of Col. Andrew Johnson; Chapman Cemetery Survey; Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Botetourt County, 1770-1790 (Akins-Goodson); Walker Family Cemetery Survey; Giles County 1850 Mortality Schedule Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource August 1980 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv4n3 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4547/VANv4n2.pdf 3a378041cdbc480c5344e4d612d526d6 PDF Text Text I ) Virginia Appa/achiqn. ··~· Notes . I .. ,, .... MAY 1980 �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINI A GENEA.LCGICAL SOCIE'IY OFFICERS President •. . .. ... . .. .. .... .. . . .... .. Bruce Anderson , Jr First Vice-President ..... .. .. .. . .. .. Mrs Inez St . Cl air Second Vice-President . . .... . . .. ... . . J erry Bartmes s Recording Secretary . .. .. . ... .. .. . ... Mrs Belv a Counts Corresponding Secretary .. .. ... .. . . .. J ohn Burrows Treasurer .. . .... . . . . . . . . .... . ·.· · · .. Mrs Mondia Dyer Assistant Treasurer ... . . .. ...... . . . . Raymon d Brickey COMMI TTEES Book Review • ... . . .. .. .... ... ... . . . . . Mr s Belva Counts Membership . . .. . . ... .. . . . . .. . · · ·· · ·· · . Raymond Br ickey Hospitality . .. .. .. .. .. . . . · · ··· · · ·· · . Mr & Mrs Elliott Ramsey Pedigree Charts •. . ..... .. .. · · ···· .. . Mi ss Mary Ja n e Vaden Program .. . .. . .. . ... ..... ... . . ...... . Mrs Inez St . Cl a i r Publicity . .. . . . . ....... .... · · · · · · · . ·Jerry Bartmess Research .. . . . .. . . .. .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. . . Mr s Ann Ky-l e Surname Index .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . ····· .. . Mrs Ela ine Trumbul l Telephone . ... · ~ .. .. . .. . . . .. . · ·.· . ... Mis s Virgini a Petty Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN ) Edi tor ... .. ... . . . .. .. .. · · · · · ··. Mrs "Babe " Fowler Quarterly 'Exchange .... . . .. . . ... Committee Queries ... . ... ....... . . ........ J V Av ery J r . Art Director • . . . .. . .. . . . .. ... . .. .. .• Marian Landress ========================================================================== MEMBERSHIP: Single membership i s $7.50 a y ear (Ja n . to Dec.); family m~m­ bership $10. 00. Membership includes the Virg inia Appalachian Notes which is publis hed four times annually - Feb. , May , Aug., Nov . Single issues are available ~t $2.00 each as long as supply l as t Send payment of dues to .. , , Mrs_. Mondia E fyer , Treasurer, PO Box 4J64 ' Roanoke , Va 24015 Make check payable to Southwestern Virginia Geneaiogical society . - -===== ==================================================================-=SVGS is tax exempt under the Federal income t a x under section 501(c)(J). Donors may deduct contributions to us as provided in section 170 of the Code. Bequests , legacies, devises , transf er s , or g ifts to SVGS are ~educ­ tible for Federal estate and gift tax purposes ~f they meet the applicable provi s i ons of s ections 2055, 2106, and 2522 of the Code . ============================================~~===============~============ BOOK REVIEWS: The SVGS welcomes genealogical books for revieW coveri~g records and events of the area. All books sent Will be reviewed as. t7me and s pace permit . Please include the price of th b k ny advertising . e oo , a . all 1 f a h h material that you av~ an p ~ce. ~om w ich available. After rev~ew books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the R k PubliC Library • Roanoke, Virginia. Send books for review to.. oa~o e Oren R counts , 6804 Northway Drive NW, Roanoke, Va 24019 • ·' ·' · rs . !~~~~~~=!~:=~:::~~~:~i7.=~!=~~~~-;:;~~;,=~!=i~~n5=g=~~=~;~~~~~~=:~;: ba write for ful l column is $14. 00; full page 6i"X9" i s $2s 00 · · • special rates . . -~ ~- ' Mem ers �TREAS URE CHEST OF KNOWLEffiE The key is at the SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALCGICAL SOCIETY THIRD ANNURAL GENEALCG JCAL WORKSHOP on Saturday May 17, 1980 Come and find that key -- - -· . - -~· WHERE : Virginia Western Community College back of page) Rc<>N1 2 10 = Duncan Hall "D" (see map on PRCGRAM 8 :30 9:00 - 9:00 9 : 15 9 :15 - 11:15 I I 11 :15 - 11 :30 11 :30 - 12:00 I 12 : 00 1:00 ' 1. ( , f 1:00 3:00 Registration Welcome and Introduction by Bruce Anderson, president Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. "Publishing the Genealogical Booke" "Areas of Arther ' s Responsibilities in Book Publishing" Jess Carr, arthor Coffee break "Services of the LIS Genealogical Lib:rary" Representative of the LDS Church Lunch on your own, resturant and cafeteria near by "American Indian Sources in the National Archives" "Early Settlement Trails" Ms Pauline Dunn of the National Archives. �REGIS'IE.R NOW - - - SAVE MONEY 0lip the registration form below and mail with your check to Genealogical Annual Workshop S. W. VA. Genealogical Society P. 0. Box 1221 Roanoke, Virginia 24006 --------------------------------- -- -- --~------ -- --------------------------- ------ · I PRE-REGISTRATION S . W.VA.G. S . WORKSHOP PRE-REGISTRATION S . W. VA.G. S . WORKSHOP Name~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Address Address.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- LJ I I I I I I I I MEMBER ~ NON MEMBER FEE $ 5 , 00 ~ MEMBER FEE $ 5.00 FEE $ 7.00 0 FEE $ 7.00 May 17th, 1980 NON MEMBER May 17th, 1980 I - ------ ----- -------------- - -------- ----~------------------- --------- ------ ------- i At the door the fee will be $6. 00 for member; $8.00 for non member. NORTH CAMPUS Virginia Western Community College l �PRESIDENT Is MESSAGE May, 1980 Greetings: I I Our olans for 1980 are shaoing uo~ Good weather made our planned visit to Fincastle, the County Seat of' Botetourt. County, in Ma rch enjoyable and informative .. Fortunately, the records there are almost intact, not having been damaged by fire. Microfilming the "l oose oapers" in the Rec"Ord Room is proceeding apace at the hand J of Mr. Rick Knoblich under the technical direction of the Virginia State Archivist and funded by a C.E.T.A . grant. Our "Annual Genealogical Workshop~ s cheduled for May l -7 th, will be held at Virginia Western Community College, Duncan Hall, Roam 210, Roanoke, V~. The prog-ram for the day is oresented elsewhere in th is issue of the the VAN. Contact General Chairman Bob Steadham ( 703) 774- 8946 for deatils. On June 2l, we will visit East End Cemetary, Salem, Va. to map grave ·locations and to learn how to "rub" gravestones. Contact Jim Avery, (703) 982:..0492~. The July meeting is to be a .fun thing, dedicated mainly to our out-bf-town members (i.e., t~ose domiciled more than 100 miles from Roanoke). Plan your vaca.t~on so that "you can spend July 19th at the onen house at the Roanoke Public Library and enjoy ~ Picnic lunch in the adjoining park -- as honored guests of your Socie.t y. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Ramsey, (703) 343-7236, are in charge of arrangements and wi.11 be happy to take your reservation. Our last outing for the year will be a visit to the Pulaski County Court J..Touse and the "Alexander House" in Dublin, Va. Members of the Olde Newberne Foundation, Inc. will join us for lunch and visits to points of genealogical interest in the area. Contact John Burrows, (703) 982-2872. Well, I'm running out of space. So long far new. Gook searchin' • ��V I R G I N I A APPALACHIAN Published Quarterly by NOTES S OUTHWES TERN VIRGINIA GENEAL(X;ICAL SOCIETY ============== === == =================================·====================== Vol. IV - No. 2 - May 1980 CON'IENTS Floyd Co., Va., Personal Property Tax List 18J1 Achilles Womack Helen Ring Womack Death Book of Roanoke Co . , Va., for 185J-1881 Marvin U. Neighbors Books Reviews Belva Counts Queries J. V. Avery, Jr. Quarterly Exchange and Notes on Pedigree Chart May Meeting - WORKSHOP June Meeting July Open House 1 8 21 J2 JS 39 40 & 41 May 17, 1980 Bob Steadham June 19, 1980 J . V. Avery Jr. July 19, 1980 Mr & Mrs. E. Ramsey �VIBCIN IA 1\PP/~LA C H_~~ N NOT ~S LOST - THE PRESIDENT ' s MESSAGE - Th e mail man did not deliver it today and the editor has been wa iting for J days and I have to go to press ! Sorry, Bruce. Please remember that the J u ne meeting will be to help the Roan oke Hi s torical S ociety to record the tomestones of the area cemeteri es . Last year those of us who were in Salem had a good time toge ther a nd were there just a short t i me . And DON ' T FORGET THE WORKSHOP next month - - fill in t he b l ank t he regi s tration sli p a n d ma il it i n -- TODAY ! IN MEMORIAM CLYDE J. HAMPTON 1425 Cass Cayucos , CA . 934Jo Ma rch 11, 1979 �FLOYD COUNTY, VIRGINIA PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST 1831 (the columns a r e lis ted as follows : (1) Names of persons chargeable with tax, (2) W (white) tithes ; (3) blacks over 12, under 16; (4) blacks over 16; (5) Horses; (6) Stud horses ; (7) & (8) rate per season; (9) Carriages; (10) Tax (amount omitted) Blackburn Akers Adam Akers Joseph Akers Salter Akers Henry Akers Emry Akers John Altizer Leonard Aldridge Jacob Alderman Jessee Arthur Thomas Aus tin Henry Ashworth Samuel Alexander Elswick Akers Emry Altizer Jessee Boyd Jacob Bis hop Hiram Bolt Henry T Burk George Bright Clabourn Bond James Bolt Elisha Burnett Daniel Brown Stephen Brown Thomas Bowden Josiah Burnett William Becknett , Charles Bolt Sr Charles Bolt Jr John C Brown Abner Booth Isaac Booth James Bernette 1-o-o-3-0-02-0-o-o-o-o1-o-o-o-o-01-0-o-o-o-o1-0- 0-1- 0- 01-0-0-1 2-0-0-42-0-0- 5 1-0-0-1 1112- 1-0-0-1 3-0-0-41-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1- 2-0-0-1-1-$1. 501 gig $20 . 00 1- 1-0-0-21-0-0-1 111- 1-0-0-1 Jr Ambrose Briant 3Elijah Briant 1-0-0-1 William Briant 1-0Reuben Bartlett 2- 0-0-2 William Banks 1-0-2-3 Thomas Banks 1-0-1-3 Levi Boyd 1Elias Bolt 1-0-0-1 John Beckett Sr 1-0- 0-1 William Beckett Sr 1Christopher Bower rep ' s 0-0-0-3 William Barton 1- 0- 0-2 Parshal Baber 1John Bolden 1Jacob Bower 1- 0-0-J George J Booth .1- 0- 0-1 William Obrian 1-0-1-1 Richard Ballinger 1William Bartlett 1-0- 0-1 Isaac Booth A. son 1Thomas Blackard 1-0-0-2 or Blackard 1-0- 0-1 Fergu5on Booth 2-0-0-3 Daniel Booth 2-0John Bolt 2-0- 0-1 John Bond 1- 0- 0- 1 James Bartlett 1- 0- 0- 1 Henry Bishop Sr 43-0- 5- 51 1- 1-0-3-1 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-1 2 - 0- 0-5 2-0-1-J 1- 4J-0-4-4J-1-$J. OO George? Booth 1-0-0-4 Rila Booth 1-0-0-1 Abijah Booth 1-0-1-1 Samuel Bartlett 1-0-0-1 William Bolt 1-0- 0-1 William Booth 1-0-0-1 Alfred Booth 1Henry Bishop Jr 1-0-0-4 John Bishop H.son 2-0-0-4 John Bishop J. Son 1-0-0-J George Cox James Craig William B Cockram George Craig Burd Cole Ambrose Cox Sr Luke Cox Ambrose Cox Jr Matthew Cox Carter Cox Sr Carter Cox Jr Braxton Cox Frek'k Crusenber:ry Ross Cox John Crusenberry 'Ibbias Crusenber:ry John Carter 1-0-0-1 1- 0- 0- 1 1-0-0-1 J-0- 0- 3 2-0-0- 2 2- 0-4-14 2- 0-0-J 1-0- 0-J 1-0-0- 1 1-0-0-4 1- 1-0-0-3 2-0-0-3 2-0-0-5 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 2-0-0-J �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 2 Henry Carter William Craig Bolden Childres William Coner Sr William Conar Jr William A Coner Andrew Conor Henry Cronk William Cronk John Cross William Clifton Nathan Cockram Thomas Collins D:tniel C Clower John Carle Henry W Car Henry Clark John Clark Middleton Clay John Clay John D Clay Benjamin Cronk Baily Carter Robert Carle 1-0-0-21-0-0-1 1-0-0-4 J-0-0-4 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 J-0-0-4 2-0-0-4 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-2 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-1 Jessee Carter Jacob Clower Moses Dickerson Jr Elijah Dickerson Sr Leonard Dickerson Jr Armond Delong John L ?S Duncan Henry Duncan Blanch D.mcan Sr Peter D.mcan 1homas nm ca,n 1-0-0-2 2-0-0-2 1Je(t?g$ D..waB.n John runcan Elijah Dickerson Jr Leonard Dickerson Sr Andrew R Dickerson James T Dickerson Benjamin Dodd William Dodd John Dodd Elijah Dodd Samuel Dewise Polly Dewise William Dulany Richard Dulany Philip Doss Jessee Dehart Blanch Duncan Jr Peter Dewise 1- 1-0-0-1 1-0-0- 1 1-01-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1- 11 1-0-0-J 1 J-0- 0-4 1-0-0-1 2- 0- 0- 4 1- 0- 0- 2 t -0-0...2 1 6- (J-~ 1-0-0-1 2-0- 0-2 1-0-0-2 1-0-0- 1 1-01-2-1- 7 1-0-0-2 2-0-0-J 11- 0-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1 2-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-J Charles Divin Peter Dickerson Reed Duncan Paul W Dehart Moral Dickerson Moses Dickerson 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 Leonard Edward William Edward Samuel Agnew Christian Epperly George Epperly Jacob Epperly Jr Jacob Epperly J son John Epperly Daniel Epperly Marcus Evans Timothy F.arls Benjamin Edwards David Elkins Philip Epperly John Emerson Jacob Epperly C. s on 1- Daniel Field John Finch Jessee Finch Solomon Garrett Archibald Goodykoontz Robert Grayham James Gardner Sr James Gardner Jr Alexander Gardn er James Grayham William Gray Sr Willi a.m Gray Jr J os eph Gray Sr Joseph Gray Jr Edward Gray Peter Guerrant Alvin Grayham William Gunson Mary Grayham Lawrence Grayham John Grayham Samuel Grayham Jacob Grayham Sr James Goard Abraham Goard William Gilham Ezekiel Gilham Jacob Goodykoontz Mary Goodykoontz 11 1-0-0-J 2- 0-0-4 1 1-0-1-5 J-0-0- 6 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 2-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-5 2-0-0-1 2-0-0-1 1-01-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-J 2-0-0-5 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-3 1-0-0-4 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 2-0-0- 1 1-0-0- 2 iro-0-5 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-2-4-7-1- J - OO 1 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-3 1-0-0-2 2-0-0-2 J-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-2 2-0-0-1 �YIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES William Goodson 'lhomas Goodson Sr 'Ihomas Goodson Jr Robert Goodson John Goodson Jona than Gibson Jonathan Griffith John Griffith Isaac Garvin John Gearhart David Goodykoontz James Gray Thomas S Gardner Henry Gearhart Alexander Grayham Jacob Grayham Jr George Godbey Joseph Hoback John Hurt James Hylton Benjamin Hall Jacob Hartman Benjamin Harris Jessee Hylton Sr Archelaus Hylton Sr Archelaus Hylton Jr James Harris Rolen Hall James Rowel Michael Howry Jona than Howry Michael Howbert Henry Hylton A. son Charles Hall Sarah Howard 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-5 1-0-1-J 1-0-1-J 1-0-0-1 1 1-01-0-0-1 Ira Howard Ma jor Howard Joseph Howard George ~ornbarger Francis Huff Henry Huff Samuel Huff James Huff William Huff Margaret Huff Jos hua Hylton D:l.vid Rowel D. son Jacob Helms John W Helms 'Ibomas Helms James Helms Adam Helms John Helms John Howerton 1-0-0- 3 1-0-3-2 1-1- 2- 4 1-0-0-4 1-0-0-1 2-0-1-5 1-01-0-1- 3 11 2-0-0-5 1 1 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-5 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0- 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0- 2 2-0-2- 8-1-1-00 1-0-0- 2 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-1 0-0-0-3 1-0-0-1 1-0-0- 2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0- J 0- 0-1- 1 1- 0-0- 0-1 1- 1-0-0- 1 1-3-9-171-1-0-1 0-0-J-2 1-0-1-2 1 1-1-0-2 1-0-0-1 J William Hewit John Hewit Valentine Hylton Austin Hylton Elijah Hylton George Hylton John Hylton Henry Hylton Jessee Hylton Jr Burwell Hylton Hiram Hylton Solomon Hylton Gordon Hylton Briant Hylton Jacob Harman rep ' s Solomon Harman Henry Hylton J . son Ianiel Howel Jr Benjamin Harman Jacob Harman Jacob Hoback Adam Harter 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-2 1- 0-0- 2 1-0-0- 3 2-1-6-6-1-1-00 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0 1- 0-0- 4 1- 0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-2-J 1-0-0-J 2- 0-0- 2 3-0-2-7 1-0-0-3 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-3 Christian Harter Benjamin Howel John Howel D. son John Howel B son 10.vid N Howel Rani el_ Howel Sr Iavid Howel Miller 'Ihomas Howel Mark Howel William Hungate John Hungate Iavid Hoback Levi Holliday William Holliday Joseph Harris Samuel Harris J. son Samuel Harris F son William Hancock Spratray Holt George Hannan John Hurd Stephen Hurd David Howel Sr Isaac Rowel Richard Hungate William Haxter William Hawkins Joseph Hurt Alexander Howel · Henry Harter Joseph Harter William B James 1- 0-0-1 J-0-0.- J 1-0-0- J 1- 0-0- 2 1-0- 0- 1 1-0-1-2 2- 0-0- 3 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 2- 0-0- 1 1-0-0-3 1-01-0-0-3 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-1 1- 0-0-1 1 1-0-4-8 J-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-1 1 0-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 1 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-J 1 2 �V IRCINl8 APPA LACHIAN NOTES 4 Henry Jones Henry Iddings John Jinkins Joseph Johnson Wiley Jones Robert Jones Anderson Jones William Iddings 1-0-0-2 2-0-0-3 1-0-0-3 1 1 2-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-2 Thomas Iddings Josiah Jackson Abraham Kingry Cyrus Keeth John C Keeth Joshua Keeth John Keeth Sr James Keeth Jr James Keeth Sr Bran ton Keeth Guy Keeth John Kersey John Ki ttennan Isaac Kersey George Kitterman David Kitterman Anthony King John King Henry King Barnabas Kennet Solomon Kennet Robert Kent Peter Kennet James Lively Champ Lester Stephen Loyd Jacob Lawrence John Lester Sr John Lester Jr Abner Lester · William Lester James Lester James Li trell Jonas Likens Samuel Likens Andrew Likens James Light Jr Elijah Light James Light Sr 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-1 1 1 1-0-0-3 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 2-0-2-6 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-4 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 John Long Henry Link Jacob Link William '?Leampy Lewis Lancaster Oliver Leffew 1-0-0-3 2-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1 1 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-1 4'-0-0- 6 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-5 2-0-0-4 2-0-0-4 1-0-2-4 3-0-0-3 1-0-0- 3 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-3 1 1-0-3-3 2 1 James P Lawrence Henry Latham Joseph L:tmbert ?Russi a Light George Lovel John Lovel James Loving Edward Lambert ravid Level 'Ihomas Moles William Murf ey Barnabas Maxey Andrew Morrical Abram Mays Alfred McD3.niel John Morrical Thomas Mitchell John Morton Samuel Morrical Jacob Morrical William Morrical Alexander McAlexander Archibald McPeak Hyatt Montgomery Alexander McAlexander William Moor John McLard J eremiah Moles J essee Montgomery Ezekiel McPeak Robert Morton Jona than McPeak 1-0-0-1 1-0-2 - 2 1 0-0-0-1 1 1 1-0-0-1 1- 0-0-1 1 1 1 1 1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-0-1-2-00 1- 0-0-1 1-0-0-J bf? 1-0-0-1 ~· 1-0_ _ 0 -_1 1 _ 0 _ 0 _2 1 0 0 2 1_ _ _ 1 0 0 1 2_ _ _ 1 _0 _ 0 _ 1 1 0 0 1 1_ _ _ 1 0 0 1 Clabourn Monnon/Mannon Lewis Mitchell Jessee Millican Austin Millican raniel McNeal Catharine Nester Ianiel Nester Edmond New Joel Noftsinger Jonathan Nester William Obrian Jona than Otey John Power Richard Pugh Henry Platt Henry Po:ff Shoas Price John Poff George Phleger John Pearson Bartlett Pearson John B Phares 1-0-0-1 1 2-0- 0-8 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 0-0-0-2 1-0-0-J 1 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-1-1 1-0-0-2 1 1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-3 0-0-3-6 1 2-0-0-4 1 2-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 �~IRCINJA APPALACH IAN NOTES George A Peterman Tobias Philips William Philips Sr Randolph Philips William Philips Jr Obedience Pratt Stephen Philips Nehemiah Pxater James Parmer Joseph Phleger Abram Phleger Isaac Phl eger Burke Priddy William Pugh Peter Poff ' s rep ' s Peter Poff 1-0-0- 4 2-1-0-5 1-0-2-5 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-1 Jehu Philips Michael Poff Anthony Poff Joshua Pratt John Pratt Jordan N Peters Thomas Precise John Parker Lewis Payne Michael Phleger Simon Plott Elizabeth Rutrough Joriel Russel Thomas Riffy Matthew Ratliff Peter Ratlif'f William A Reed J'ohn Reynolds Jr Andrew Rose John Rodgers Thomas Rodgers Joseph Rodgers Thomas Rodgers B son Moses Ratliff Ralph Ratliff Benjamin Ratliff Joseph Ratliff Jeremiah Ratliff George Ridinger Henry Rutrough Richard Rodni ck Peter E Reed Andrew Reed- lame Humphrey Reed H son Spencer Reed Humphrey Reed P. son Andrew Reed G. son Griffith Reed 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-5 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-J 2-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0- 1 1-0-0- 2 1-0-1-4 1-0-0-3 1 1 0-0-0-2 2-0-0-5 1 2 1-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0- 0- 1 1-0- 0- 3 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1- 0-0-1 0-0-0- 3 1- 0-0- 1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-J 1-01-0-0-2 5 Humphrey Reed A son George Reed A. son Michael Reed Andrew Reed A , son Elijah Reed Emry Reed Georg A Reed Nancy Rigney William Richard John Reynolds G. C. Seth Russel William E Reed Charles B. Reynolds George Reed P. son Ezekiel Ramy Walter Richard Hiram Reed John Russel George Reed W. son 1 1-0- 0-1 1-0- 0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0- 0-1 1- 0-0-2 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-2 2 3-0-0-3 1 1 1-2-3-42-0-0-J 1 1-0-0-.5 1- 0- 0- 1 1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-2 1-0- 0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1 0-0-1-3 1-0-0-4 2-0- 0-5 0-0-0-1 1homas Sutfin Owen Sumner Christopher Slusher Henry A Smith Christopher Smith John Smith J. Son John W Smith rep ' s Humphrey Smith Peter Smitl-i Margaret Smith Jacob Smith John Spence Hale Spence Owen Sutfin Stephen Slusher Tu.Yid Slusher Solomon Slusher Jacob Slusher Martin Slaughter Cary Simmons 1homas Simmons 1-0-0-3 1-0-0-5 1-0-0-3 1-0-0-4 1-0- 0-0-1-3-00 1-0-0-2 1-0- 0-3 William Simmons William Slaughter Mastin Stegall John Sutfin Heiuy Sutfin Christopher Sutfin H.son William Sutfin Christopher Sutfin W son Jacob Sowers William Sowers J. son Henry Sowers Sr John Sowers J son 2- 0-0-6 1-0-0-3 1-0-4--J 2-0-0-5 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-1-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1 2-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 �YIRClN!A APPALACH IAN NOTES 6 John Sowers H. son William Sowers G. son George Sowers John Sowers G. son Henry E Sowers Edmond Sumpter Sr Edmond Sumpter Jr George Sumpter Isaiah Sumner Philip Stiggleman William Simpson James Simpson Henry Shockey Tu.niel Sowder Anthony Sowder Rosanna Shilling George Shilling Bluford Shilling John Snuff er Lucretia Scott Jacob Shelor Tu.niel Shelor John Scott Samuel Saunders Nancy Smith George Shelor William Shelor Thomas B Shelor Iavid Spangler Samuel Spangler William Spangler John Spangler Joseph Shoe John Semones Ianiel Shively Joseph Short Philip Sowers Jabez H Smith Alexander Smith Lemuel Swain Peter Slusher Thomas H Steger Peter Saunders Nathan Thompson Henry Thompson BF George Turman Samuel Thompson Sr Joshua Thompson Samuel Thompson Jr Clabourn Thompson Henry Thompson M.C. Jeremiah Thompson Nathaniel Thompson Elisha Thompson 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-4 J-0-0-J 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 2-0-0-1 1-0-0-3 1-0-0-2 Randolph Thompson Ma tt hew Thompson John T Thompson Mat thew Turman Cha rles Turman William Thornhill James Trail John Terry B. son Jacob Tice William Terry rep's Jona than Terry 1 John Terry C. son Charles Trail Valentine Thrash Henry Tropp Archibald Thompson William Thompson Preston Thompson William Thompson E. Son William Thompson S. son William B. Thompson Elijah Trail Nicholas Tice Manasseh Tice James Trump Allen Tolbert Alexander Tolbert Johri Thomas Richard Thompson Joseph Underwood Sr Joseph Underwood Jr Jessee Underwood Joshua Underwood 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-3 0-0-0-2 1 1 1-1-0-J 0-0-1-3 1-0-0- 2 2-0-0-4 1 0-1-5-3 0-0-0-11-0-2-4 2-0- 4-7 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-3 2-0-0-J 2-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1-0- 0-1 1-1- 0-4 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1- 0-3-3 0-2-3-3 1-0-0-1 2 1-0-0-3 . 1-0-0-7 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-6 1-0-0-4 Charles Vest William Via Nathan Wade Edward Wood William Webb Isaac Wimmer Freeman Waynright John Wilson William Weddle Peter Wilson Burwell Wilson Ebenezer Watkins Samuel Wilson Benjamin Wilson Thompson Weeks Elijah Wilson John Weaver George Walters William Walters Sr 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-3 1-0-0- 1 1-0-0-1 1-1-2-3 1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-3 0-0-1-1 1 1 2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-4 1 1 1 1 2-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-1-4 1 1-0-0-5 1-0-0-1 1 1 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-1 1 1 1-0-1 3-0-0-3 1 2- 0-0- 2 1-0-0-1 2-0-0- 4 1-0-0-3 1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-4 J -0- 1- 5 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 �VIRCINI A APPALACH IAN NOTES Anders on Wade Henry Wa d e Willia m ~fad e David Weddle Jacob Weddle Samuel Weddle Jonas Weddl e Dennis Weddle Andrew Weddle Robert Whitlow Jos hua Wils on John Weeks John Weddl e Henry Wood Jonathan Willis John Wood John N Woods William Whilock Easter West John Wes t Philip Williams Richard Wells Job Wells Elizabeth Wiley Jacob Wimmer rep ' s Samuel Wimmer Nathaniel Wickham Nathaniel B Wickhan Robert Wickham Paulus Winther Elijah Weeks Henry Whitlock John Wimmer Stephen Winfree Robert Wiley John Wade 1-0-0-J 1-0-0-2 1 2-0-0-4 0-0-0-4 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-6 1-0-0-2 2-0-0-5 1 1-0-0-2 1 1- 0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1 1 2-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 0-0-1-2 1 2-0-1-4 1-1-4--4 1-1-0-2 0-0-0-1 1- 0-0-1 1 1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-1-4 3-0-0-1 1-0-0-0-1-1- 50 1-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-2 J-0-1-6 William Walters Jr David Weddle Jr · Jeremiah Wood Joshua West Martin P Walters Alderson Weeks Joshua B Wickham Jacob Wickham Eli Williams Andrew Wilson Moses Weddle Jacob Walters 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-3 Joshua Young Marvel Young William Young Thoma s Young 1-0-0-J 1 1-0-1-2 1-0-0-1 1-0-0-2 1-0-0-2 1 1-0-0-0-1-2.00 1- 1-0-2- 7 John Zentrneyer Daniel Zentmeyer 2- 0-0-1 1- 0-0-1 This was "A List of the Taxable property within the county of Floyd taken by Joseph Howard commissioner of the revenue for the year 18J1. Floyd County, Virginia, was formed 1n 1831 , from Montgomery and Franklin Counties - this should be a list of most of the people in the county compare thi s with the 1830 Montgomery and Franklin Counties censuses . The abbreviation rep ' s stands for representatives. Chistopher Bower rep ' s (or representatives) - would usually mean that Bower was deceased and the estate had not been settled . The 'abbreviation ' - Isaac Booth A. son - Isaac Booth is son of A - most likely Abner (the only A. listed in this tax list. Iavid Howell Miller - name is Daniel Howell and he was a miller. The original of this document is at the Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Virginia, in the Legislative Petitions. Our copy of this tax list will be given to the Virginia Room, Roanoke Publi c Library, Roanoke, Virginia, and a copy will be given to the court house at Floyd, Virginia. �8 ACHILLES WOMA CK z<( I u <( . . . a Virginian by birth . . . Jay ' s great-gra ndfather , wh o made the long trek from Vir g inia to Texas in 1 86 0, w ith his w i fe a nd seven*childr en. He is buried in a l onely family cemetery "in Fa in's pa s ture, " according to a l ocal resident. This is the B l a nton Fam ily Cemetery, n ear Whitewright, Texas , but in Fan nin Coun ty . The e l dest son of Achilles Womack married Maggie B l a nto n , and ev id ent l y Achi lles was living with this young family at the time of hi s death . His g ra v e is inside a very o ld iron fence, n ear th e entrance to th e Cemetery, has a Masonic emblem on the stone , and the fo llowing ins er iption: A . WOMACK Dec. 25, 1 807 Nov. 30, 1897 Sle ep on Twili ght, work is done, Jesus has come and borne thee home . Family members have stated that a "wagon train of Wornacks" came to Texas about the same time, a nd Jay's Dad (Arthur Virgil Womack ) to ld us an Uncle came a long, but we ha ve not verified th e nam es of those w ho came to Texas in 186 0, along with Achilles and fam ily . It is very probable that John Daniel Womack (from Pittsyl vania County, Virginia ) was o ne of those who came at that time, s inc e he lived in Lama r county near the same time period. John Daniel Womack was a third cous in ..of Achilles, as they were both gra ndsons of William Womack (1710 _ 1792) There were a lso .families by the name of Gish, Pearcey and Danie l in Lamar Co unty , Texas circa 1860-1870, and it is possible these famili es were all related. Our first record of Achi lles Womack in · 4 January 1830, to Polly Bowyer. v·ir g 1n1a · . is · his marria ge bond on "Know all men by thes e pr ese nts that we, Ach illes Womac k ~ Adam Bowyer are held and firmly bound unto William B. Giles , Esqr . Gover nor or Chief Magistrate of th e cornrn.onwealth. of Virginia in th e Sum of One Hundred and fifty dollars to whic~ payment we ll and truly to be ma de to the said Governor or hi~ succe ssors in Office for the us e of the Commonwea lth - We bind ourselves and each of us owe &: each of our heirs Exe cutors a nd administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents * (p erh aps eight) ~~o/7_()~ From Mrs. Jay Womack (He l en Ring Womack) 3461 Manana Dallas, Texas 7 52.20 D r ive, 1978 �I l I ) J ' \ r r , I YIRGI N IA APP ,\L AC Hl f\t'-~ !'~OT ES 9 Sealed w ith our Seals and d ated this 4th day of January 1830. The Condition of the above obligati on is such, that whereas a marriage is short l y intended to be h ad and solemnized between the above bound Ach illes Womack and Polly Bowye r , now if there shall be no l awfu l c a us e to obstruct the said marriage, the above obligation to be void, otherwise to rema i n in fu ll forc e and virtue. " Signed by Ach ille s Womack and Adam Boyer . Achill es i s mentioned in th e will of his father, Daniel Womack, probated in Bedford County, V ir g inia in March of 1 830. This wi ll mentions the wife, N a ncy, and twelve chi ldr e n (all n a mes given). Evidently final settlement of Daniel' s estate did not take place until after the death of Nancy • . • circa 18 50. By that t i me it appears tha t only eight ch ildren were still living as the estate wa s div ided into nine parts • •• and one of those parts w as to the h e irs of a dec ease d d a u g hter, Julia Be nson Womack Burson. On the 1 8 30 Ce nsus of Bedford County, Virgin ia the name Ach illes W. Womack ap p ears (age be tween 20 - 30). Th is is the only instance I have ever seen his name wi th a middle in itia l. His w ife at that census ye ar was also b etwee n the age of 20 and 30. We ha ve never found any further record of Polly Bowyer Womac k, and assume she died. J ay reme mbers his Grand fathe r stating that his father was mar r ied twice • . • "but there warn't no childr e n by th e fi rst union." On 4 January 1840, in Roanoke County, V i rg i nia, Achilles Womack and Anna Carney were m ar ried • • • ten years to the day from the date of the marri age bond betwee n Ach ill e s and Polly! This bond was unrecorded in Roanoke County records in 1973 when we v isited the courthouse. Kent Womack found the bond in the drawers of " loos e" bonds i n the courthouse, and I gave it to a clerk in th e office a nd as k e d that she ind ex it for their records (after securing a photocopy) . Anna Carney was the daughter of C harles Carney and Susannah (Gish) Carney. The Woma c k family remembers that Charles Carney was not happy about the marri age, and since Achilles was 1 6 years o lder than Anna, it is easy to understand his con ce rn . C harles Carney' s w ill was dated 5 July 1853 (with a codicil dated 15 July 1853, and probate d in August, 1853 - Roanoke County, Virginia) & stated: "I h ave given to my daughter Anna Womack her part that may be coming to h e r, & to all my c hildren except Anna Womack who have receive d anything from me the same must be cons i dered as apart of what they are to receive makeing all e qual." On the 1840 ce n sus of Roan oke County, Virginia, 11 Achilles Wamack" was living in the house h o ld enumerated i mmed iately following Charles Carney. The one femal e in Ach ille s ' hou sehold was between 15 - 20 years of age, which would be the right age bracket for Anna. These families were also listed in adjacent households i n the 1850 cens us of Roanoke County (See Census Worksheet). �10 YIR GINIA APPA LAC HI A N NOTES Achilles Womack bought land in Montgomery County , V ir g ini a b y 1 8 44 · · " o f Montgomery c oun t Y '' in · that fir s t deed. and he ·is mentioned as being b k He and Ann sold this first tract of land in 1848; ev idently th e y mo ve d ac to Roanoke County, since they were enumerated ther e in 1 8 50 - ~ow~ver#,l "Archelaus Womack" was chosen as a Justice of t h e P e ace for Distr i ct of Montgomery County in 1852, and deeds from 1 848 t o 1 8 5 9 in ~o ntg omh etry . . It 1s odd t a and Floyd Counties show them as residents of M ontg ome ry. f h 0 they were enumerated in Roanoke County, and I have no knowledge wt· en 1 they moved back there, since they seem to have owned land a l most con inuous Y in both Floyd and Montgomery Counties . . . f 'Texas after The Achilles Womack family appears to have left Vir g 1n1a or b th sale of their land in 1859, as they appear in Lamar County, Texas y e time enumeration was made for the 1860 census . : "Archilles Wamack" Lamar County, Texas deed, dated 23 October 1860 H Stephenson&: bought 313 acres of land in Lamar County from J _ames ~f North Sulphur, Emily C. Stephenson - "on Kimbells Creek, a tr1but_ary $ 2504 11 it being the North half of headright survey of John Kimbe l 1· Recorded in Book K - Pages 663-664 $3754 - land This same land was sold in August of 1869 to Vanary McBee, for North half of "on Kimbals Creek North tributary of North Sulphur, it being ~h~ Recorded in the Head Right of John Kimball about 14 miles S. W. from Paris Book S, Pages 228-229 - deed dated 10 August 1869. res in Fannin County, In October of that same year Achilles Womack bought 160 ac . ld t •f Louisa , so o Texas . In deed dated 4 October 1869, Harrison Ford and w1 e, f G rge "Achilles Womack of said county" this acreage surveyed in the naLmedoS e o . W S oy urvey, Damron, "on Bois d'Arc Creek" Also 154 acres out of · .;_ _ 11 4. 13 also 60 acres out of said Lloyd Survey. Deed Book R - Pages a ••mule trader, " Jay's Dad had mentioned to us that his Grandad Achilles was d Book T Page and th i s seems to be borne out by a bill of sale recorded in DeeD· Browd~r 402, of Fannin County records , wherein Achilles Womack and lt described pa i d $1, 000 for "twenty eight head of horses mares mules ~ en~ ~ve Bay Mares as follows . (Viz) Two Black Mares and colts . Two Brown a f" ll t n wn 3 t eys e and colts. Three 3 years old horse two sorrels & one a Br 0 ' t• h e . g my en i re ors Bays o n e a roan 4 Mules . Yearlings an two years old. betn M l871 Wal 1s, ay, · pr o pe r ty B r anded W on the right shoulder " - signed L. c. W k Who amac • W i tnesses we r e J. H . Wamack (John Henton Warnack) and T • was t his T . W. Wamack? w. . . two tracts of land Ma n y other dee d re c o r ds appear in Fannin County, including •f A J M "on w a ters o f B ois d' Arc Creek" in 1876 from John M. May & wt e, • t. h ay, · · k appears o ave to A . Womack. D u ring most of his adult life Achilles Womac hi:" t b . h. l 11A 11 w k rs on · s om stone. sig ned is n a m e me r e y • omac , and this . initial appea �VIRGINIA APF' A LACHI AN NOTES 11 Bedford County, Virginia Deed Records Deed Book AA - 27 I Page 436: William Sublett sold 200 acres to Achilles Womack for $400 - "a certain tract or parcel of land lying on the East end of Porters Mountain . . . bounded by the land of Dan'l Womack deceased, Charles Stephens, John Barker, Samuel Williams, and others it being part of the land purchased by the said Sublet of John Thomas and estimated to contain 200 acres more or less, it originally when purchased of said Thomas containing 250 acres, 50 of which was sold by the said Sublet and conveyed to Daniel Womack in his lifetime." 19 January 1839 We did not find a deed which i ndicated Achilles Womack ever sold this land (?) Order Book 30, Page 295 - November Court, 1 849 Division of estate of Daniel and Nancy Womack, deceased. Plaintiffs: Defendant: Achilles Womack Jesse Womack Allen Womack Edmund Womack (Commissioner - "he retain anothe r part thereof to himself" Burwell G . Gilpin and Nancy, his wife William A . Johnson and Malissa, his wife "Guardian of Frances, Thomas D . , Z acharia and the other two children of July Burson, Dec'd. " Ann Womack Robert Campbe ll - "pay all of the costs of the suit, including the l egal commission for the sale and collection of the purchase money and pay to the defendant Robert Campbell the sum of $30. 33 with legal Interest thereon from the 20th day of March 1835 till paid and divide the residue of the purchase money into eight equal parts and pay one part thereof to the plaintiff • • • • " All eight plaintiffs named - as above Question : Who was Robert Campbell ? ? �12 VIRGINIA APPALACH IA l..J NOTES - 1 Montgomery County, Virginia Records Achill e s Womack Order Book 31 Page 452 David G. Douthat, Russel A . Sm i t h, Arche lau s Womack & Edward D. Williams w ho were on the 27th day of May 1 85 2 duly e l ected Just ic es of the Peace for District #1 in th i s County f or t h e t erm of four years commencing on th e first d ay of August, 1 852 Page 457 A. Smith, Archelau s Womack , Edwa rd D. Williams . • . being present and q ua li fied they proceeded to choose one of their own body to be Presiding Justice of the Court, and Russel A. Smith was duly chosen the Presiding Justice. Page 474 September 7, 1852 - Archelaus Womack paid $1. 00 for service Page 475 Archelaus Womack paid $6. 00 for 2 days, September Gou rt Order Book 32 Page 114 Paid Achillis Womack for 3 days - $9. 00 Page 239 8 August 1854 - Court Minutes Achilles Womack - 1 term - $1. 00 Page 240 Achillis Womack paid for 6 days - $18. 00 Page 353 2 July 1855 Achillis Womack paid for 8 days - $24. 00 Deed Records Samu e l Sublet of the County of Montgomery "and Archilles Womack of the same county of the other part" - 100 acres ($300) sold to Womack " • .•• parcel of land lying and being in the said County of Montgomery on the waters of Roanoke. Signed by: Samuel Sublet and Margaret (his wife) 5 December 1844 Deed Book N - Pages 554 and 555 Achilles Womack and his wife, Ann Womack, sold 10 0 acres to J o seph Swinney - "all of the County of Montgomery" ($462. 50) Deed Book 0 - Pages 408 & 409 10 June 1848 �13 VIRGINIA APPALACHl /l.. N NC·TES Montgom ery County, Virginia Deeds Achilles Womack Note: In the Deed immediately preceding (Deed Book 0 - Pages 408 and 409) l and was further identified as being "on the waters of the Den Creek, waters of the South fork of Roanoke." William Lawrence and Sarah Lawrence, his wife, sold to Achilles Womack ("all of said County of Montgome ry 11 102 acres for $409 "parce l of land lying and being in county of Montgomery on the waters of B rush creek, . . • conveyed by John Lawrence to said Wi lliam Lawrence, • . . bounded by Abraham Becklehimers 11 Deed Book 0 - Page 447 1 August 1848 (Sarah Lawrence acknowledged to J.P. on 27 January 1849) Jacob Lawrence and Nancy his wife sold to Ach illes Womack 150 acres in Montgomery County - $500 - legal description mentions lines of Abram Beckleheimer & Benj. Penden, Wm. Lawrence's 11 Crab Apple corner" . . . "it being a division lin e between Wm. & Joe Lawrence to the end of the lane, thence with the road purchased of Isam Beckleheimer by Jno Lawrence Sen. - it being the same land conveyed from Jno. Lawrence Sen . to Jacob Lawrence . Deed Book P - Page 385 18 March 1853 Achilles Womack and Ann , his wife, ''of the County of Montgomery 11 sold to Edward H. Evans, Trustee for Mrs. Catherine Woolwine, wife of Phillip \Voolwine" - for the sum of $ 1 , 709. 08 in hand , and balance payable on the 1st day of May 1860 (total sum of $3, 000) two tracts of land 11 situated on Brush Creek in Montgomery County & adjoining each other, being the said tracts of land which were conveyed to said vVomack by deed of record in said County, one of the deeds executed by William Lawrence & the other by Jacob Lawrence . The said tracts "are estimated to contain about 250 acres , but this sale is in gross and not by the acre. 11 Signed A. Womack and Ann (her mark) Womack. Deed Book Q - Pages 468 and 469 5 September 1859 11 11 �VIRGINIA APPALACHI A N NOTES 14 Achilles Womack Deeds - i:.=toyd County, Vi r g inia John Walters and Rhoda , his wife, of the County of Floyd , and "Achilles Womack of the County of Montgomery and State afore said of the other part" - sold 22 acres in Floyd County 11 on the waters of Brush Creek adjoin i ng Jacob Lawrence 11 for $ 120 Deed Book G - Page 422 11 February 1 854 Doctor P. Lawrence and wife, Sarah, to Arthur J. Mccorkle and Achilles Womack, both of the County of Montgomery and State of Virginia. "doth grant unto the said Mc Corkle and Womack a certain saw mill and lot of land adjoining the quantity not know, lying and being in the County of Floyd on both sides of Brush Creek . • . 11 ••• • "do grant and covenant to the said McCork le and Womack the saw mi ll with its l and and appurtenances with the land thereon belonging thereto with a covenant 11 of suitable road through their lands to said mill . . • Deed Book J - Page 266 11 April 1857 Achilles Womack and wife, Ann, to Jacob Lawrence ("Achilles Womack of the County of Montgomery, Virginia, of the one part and Jacob Lawrence of the County of Floyd on the other part" - Same legal description as land on Brush Creek - Deed Book G - Page 422 Deed Book J - Page 379 14 August 1857 Arthur J. McCorkel and Naomy, his wife, and Achilles Womack and Ann, his wife, llof the County of Montgomery State of Virginia" sold to Esom Huff of the County of Floyd, Virginia for $175 (to be paid in two equal payments to the said Mccorkle and Womack" • • • "one certain tract or parcel of land known as the D . P. Lawrence Sawmill tract in the County of Floyd, Virginia on Brush Creek" 11 (Same description as found in Deed Book J _ Page 266 Signed by: Achilles Womack, Ann Womack, Arthur J. McCorkle, Anny B. McCorkle . Deed Book L - Page 138 2 May 1859 �ACHILLES WOMACK - Census Data and Family Worksheet - (Helen Ring Womack, 3461 Manana Drive, Dallas, 75220) Bedford Co., Va. 1830 696 Roanoke Co . , Va. 1840 223 Roanoke Co. , Va. Lamar Co., Texas 1850 H'hold 420/,::/ 1860 (Beat 4) 34 F a nnin Co., Texas 1870 H'holdl0 6 Precinct 2 Achilles W. Womack (20 - 30) Achilles Wamack (30-40) Achilles Womack Age 41 Achiles Womack Age 52 Achim Womack Arie 60 Anna 27 Char !es A. 9 Matilda 7 John H. 5 Henrietta 2 William M. 1I 12 Ann Charles Matilda John 38 19 16 16 John H . 22 12 10 6 1 William M. Winfield S. 21 17 /*/ Charles Carney in H'hold 419 Billy Winfield James Arthur Arthur J. 11 **::!( No further record (All born Virginia) * 1 Female (20-30) ~(:::c 1 Female (15 - 20) * Polly Bowyer **Anna Carney * ~' '!' t.~** < --------- ------------ --- ------- ----- -- -------- -------:0 } The 6 - y ear old child named James, on 1860 Census 7 of La m ar County, Texas is unknown to Womack > family members . A daughter named Virginia E llen wa s bor n 16 Oct. 185 3 and should appear on this cens u s , but does not. She was married in 1869 to Jame s A. Henry. • j ' ~ -) ,4 ) Oddly e n ough, i n H o usehold 27 of this same 1860 Census, same p r e cinct, there is a George Gish, age 44, bor n Vir ginia, with two young daughters: Virginia - age 5 Ellen .- age 3 Is it possible that James is actually a Gish a nd one of the two youngest daughters enume~ated with Georg e Gish is Virginia Ellen - ? Conjecture only . Susannah_ (Gish) Carney was mother of Anna . (All born Virginia) Fannin Co. , Texas 1880 Achilles Womma c k Age 71 Arther Jay 21 I :vol. 11 - ED24 :Page 7 - Line 2 9 :wm. Wommack :shown as head of ~ouse hold in this :1 880 Census. I I ~chilles Womack :stated that both his :parents were born :in Virginia I ...... \J\ �16 [ . III. Anna Carney b. ca. 1823 Virginia d. 18 6 0 I 18 6 1 Lamar County, Texas VIRGINIA APPAL/\C!-~! /·. ~ NOTES Page 8 I Achill es Womack ava ilab l e ] More complete r eco rds on Anna m . 4 Jan. 18 40 Roanok e Co., Virginia Achilles Womack b . 25 December 1 80 7 Bedford Cou n ty, V ir g inia d. 30 Novembe r 1 89 7 Fa nnin Cou nty, Texas Buried B l a nto n Fam il y Cemete ry - near Whitewright Children: 1) C h arles A. Womack b. ca. 1841 - Roanoke County, Va. Appears on 1860 Census - Lamar County, Texas - no furth e r r eco rd 2) Matilda Daniel Womack b. ca. 1843 - Roanoke County, Va. Died in New Mexico - burial plac e not known - n eve r married 3) John Henton Womack m. b. ca. 1 845 - Roanoke Co ., Va . d. Buried Stockdale, 1} 2} Rebecca (<l. 11 D e c . 1890} Ora Ag n es McOu ee n b. ca. 1 856 in Alabama Texa~ 4) Hen ri etta Womack b. ca. 1848 - does not appear in family records after 18 50 Census 5) L . Maggie Blanton William Melton Womack m . 15 Nov. 1 876 b. 1860 - North Carolina b. August 1850 Fannin Co., Tx. d. April of 1916 Buried Chickasha (Grady Co.) Oklahoma 6) Winfield Scott Womack m. Alice Johnston 16 Dec. 1873 b. 12 Mar. 1852 Grayson County d. 28 Oct. 1918 Texas Buried Royse City, Texas (Divorced from Alice) 7) Virginia Ellen Womack m. James A. Henry 17 Dec. 1869 b. 16 Oct. 1853 Lamar Co., Tx. b. 17 May 1844 d. 11June1932 d. 23 Feb. 1921 Buried Nocona, Texas Buried Nocona, Texas 8) . Amanda Womack Baby Daughter 9) 10) ) ) Both daughters appear on Montgomery County, Virginia birth records - evidently died young Arthur Jay Womack m. Virginia Texana Clevenger b. 17 Jan. 1859- Va. 30 Jan. 1886 b. 6 July 1864 - Fannin Co., Tx. d. 6 Dec . 1955 Fannin Co., Tx. d. 21 December 1939 Buried Floydada, Texas Buried Floydada, Texas �17 Origi. nal owned by Arthur Womack, Jr ., Route l, Box 638 , Hot Springs, Arkansas 71 90 1 1977 A WAMMACK ESQR. Bot of J . H . Guggenhi.mer 1 857 2 Jnno l. 13 2 . 50 3 . 63 1. 40 • 06 l. 46 l Ex Logwood Blu Stone • 31 l Soda 9 1 C Envelopes ~or H Wa lters · 25 1 pr Pants 1 2 L I Vest 9 L 3. 5 0 1 pr Shoes 9 L 1 Hall 6/ 2. 50 6 . 56 To 1 25 G Shot 9 6th 6 Coffee 1 fmi Bonnet (trim) 1 5 L 11 July 30 II 3 1 11 August l 7 29 Nov. 3 Dec. l pr l oz Kty Jeans 30 ¢ B . Batches 4 1 11 Coffee 3/ I Nails 20¢ 1 G Ex Logwood 1/6 Blue Stone 4 • 51 . 25 Soda 2 12 . 41 Cr Aug . . 45 .0 6 By 4 l /4 H Wax I. 06 1 11. 35 1858 Jany 4 March 27 To 6 1 Coffee 1 Bed Cord 2/ 3 Ginger gd II fl 1 2 . 85 10.00 1858 Mar . 1 1. 00 • 50 By Cash on re $ 2.85 Aug . Sept 23 6 To 1 Set Teas 4/ 6 1 Plow point 3 / 9 Oct 8 l pr Stirrups Nov . 1 1 2 Spel Book 6/ 90 1. 38 1. 00 • 25 1. 25 $ 5.48 1 859 Fe by . 75 • 63 9 Credit By Cash in full of all dues to date J. H . Guggenhimer Outside cover: A/C A Wammack Esqr to J. H. Guggenhimer .V IRG INI A APPALACHi /\t'-l NOTES 5.48 II II �18 ~1,,.,.-•------!'l_ __ j~__E Pickelsimers line ~ ,/ '• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~,, -... 164 po Pick e l . -----------..- : 1 rnei-s Q> Black o 1- - - ., c B a, ' :.::! y th e road I I I I •Chesnut on top the Hill Lawrence line __________ ___ ___ ~ ,•- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 d z 9 z M. t 9 s two : white oak by the Branch I I I I I I • Resurveyed the following Line for Henry T . Calloway Beginning al a ches nut on top of a hill Cor ner to Jacob Beckel shimer Land and th e n ce N 34 West 51 3/4 pole to a stake in th e field where Abraham Beckshimers Grant calls for two white oaks thence with his (Abraham) L ine N 5 5 E 200 poles to betwixt a Small white oak and pine about fifteen y a rd s apart in a B ru s hy Plac e on a ridge and North of a road about 3 poles at this point a white o ak i s calle d for in the grant N 17 E 52 poles to betwixt four white oaks & a Che s nut oak on a North hill side and Near the top of said Hill and in an Ancient mark e d Line of a tomyhawk at this point two white oaks are Called for in the grant thence with Said ancient marked line nearly N 71 E 200 poles pas s i ng Becke lshimer Black oak by the road at 164 poles to in a line of Terry land a t this point a Black oak is Called for Corner to Renthfro land th ence with said Terry lin e S 36 E 61 poles to two white oaks corner of John Lawrence Land formerly Renthfro land and at this point is where Renthfros B l ack oak stood thence with said .Lawrence S 61 West 262 pol es Cross i ng severa l Branches to two white oaks by a Branch thence S 19 E 87 poles Down sai d Branch and Grossing it twice to a dead pine a white oak marked Close by and Near to Brush Creek April the 6 day 1848 Variation 3 ° East ) ) ) John Sifford Asst. S . M.C . Fee $ 12. 77 cents for the above work Original owne d by Arthur Womack, Jr., Rout e 1, Box 638 , Hot Sp rings, Arkansas 71901 VIRGINIA f:.PPALACHIAN NOTfS �19 /tf:J7. .· · 1~7 ~ ._"~ ~jrr ~ pL.6-,,~<r<!_;,u //.n .. "' ,.Z ~ L .:/~.-1 /frr /---.~ 12.J.• rt/'~~ ~ ~ r/~"~ /.9 .2J -~ ,, /3." tlr~ ,( ~ ..u_~ ,~- v .L.d"I .. /~-:-~~~~,cc:.,_~ ,t./t) '' /~ .'' ;)/-~pl_ ~L,~ ~·nl I/·" It ,, qr~-,._ "-t?K-c.,{~ ~ J- ~~~~ " .e#'· ~ /. /}h. ... 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U/~fl; _,/j/_ ;,:;;v ~: :! •tf,~ ~;; ~ ~- ~ FJ. <r i Y! &,{la/~~~" d-~'· ? ~L~_d. / S' ,: .7 · et:-4- <!~ .· f .6.,..~ 6'/"{/ / ~ ~d ~ /,./ </ -. ,?,.;._..x..-.1~ / Original owned by Arthur Womack, Floydada, Texas "i/1)- · i' .S: �VIRGINIA APPALAC HIAN 20 Original owned by Arthur Womack, Jr . 1 NOTE~ Hot Springs, Arkansas Commissioner's office. 1 st Feb 1 858 To Archalaus Womack Administrator of Isaac B ooth Deed your are hereby notified that I have fix up on th e 10th of Feb 1858 to take and settle at my off ic e in Jacksonv ille the account of James Furguson, r e quired to b e tak e n by a d ec r ee of the Circui t Court of Floyd Co unty rend e r on th e _ __ day of A pr 1857 in a suit in Chancery pendin g in sa id co u rt, between James and Jacob Huff who su e by th e ir n ext fr i e nd, and sa i d Fur g uson their form er g uardi a n, yourself a nd others at which times and place you may a tt end, G iven under my hand as Comr in chanc~ for th e C irc uit Court of F_!:Y_d Co unty the day and year just aforesaid Jno Mer v a ll Comr Note from Mrs. Jay Womack (Helen Ring Womack ) of 346 1 Manana Driv e, Dallas, Texas 75220. My husband's father owns an or iginal copy of the w ill of Isaac Booth. I ~ave ne:rer known if there was a family relationship or whether this will was in the Womack's possession because of the fact that Achilles Womack was a justice of the peace in Montgomery County, Virginia, and thus was chosen as administrator de bonis non , estate of Isaac Booth. +========================================================================== copied from the KANAWHA BANNER, Charleston, (w) Va., from microfilm date of 4 February 1831 Died -- Norfolk Beacon, Jan 18 •.... . died yesterday ••••• 27 years oldo•• Stephen T Mitchell . ••• . attorney • • •• native of Bed.ford Co ••••• lately a resident of Gates Co . , N.C. copied from the KANAWHA BANNER, Charleston (W) Va, from microfilm date of 3 June 1831 . In jail •••• James Russell ••••• Wythe Co, Va ••• • his master William Young is deaf and dumb •••• •• • Russell is 6 1 , straight built and quite black •••• �con ' t f r om :p 28 Vol IV # 1 21 DEATH BOOK OF ROANOKE CO., VA., f or 1853-1881 copied by Marvin U. Neighbors = = cd consumption= 26 yr P Jonatha n & Betsey Modes = c George Halsey b Montgomery Co Va = d Rk e Co 1103. William Jones d 16 Oct 1874 cd not known 1 yr p James 8. Mary Jones = b & d Rke Co 1104. Charle s Loyd = d 30 Dec 1874 = cd phthisic 1 yr 1 mo = p William & Rhoda Loyd = b & d Rke Co 1105. Nora O'Ne a l = d 2 Mar 1874 = cd bronchitis 1 yr 8 mo p Kat e O'Neal b & d Salem, Va 1106. not named Petty = female = d not known = cd not known = 1 da = p Will & Susan Pe tty = b & d Rke Co 1107. Peggy Well s = d 20 Dec 1874 = cd heart disease 64 yr p not known b Montgomery Co, Va = d Rke Co = c William Wells 1108. Maggy Whitewell?/Whitesell = d 16 Oct 1874 = cd not known = 23 yr p Peter & N°a ncy Whitesell = b Augusta Co, Va = d Salem, Va 1109. Jes s e 0 Black = d 27 July 1874 = cd not known = 1 yr p John N ~ Lucinda Black = b & d Rke Co 1110 . Susan C Farley = d 9 May 1874 = cd child bed fever = 32 yr p Thomas J & Mary Baldwin = c not given = b Charlotte Co, Va = d Rke Co = inf S G Farley 1111. John S Farley = d Aug 1874 = cd not known 3 yr 3 mo p S G & S C Farley = b & d Rke Co 1112. Peter Kefauver d 28 Dec 1874 cd dropsy = 76 yr p not given = d Rke Co = inf I H Huff 1113. not named Hale - female d Nov 1874 = cd not known = 7 da = p Charles H & Mary Hale b & d Big Lick, Rke Co 1114. George W Haller d 26 Aug 1874 = cd not known = age -0- = p Uriah & Sarah F Haller = d Rke Co 1115. Frances J Norvell d May 1874 = cd consumption 61 yr p George C & Sophia Powell = c Ja mes Norvell = b Amherst Co, Va = d Big Lick, Rke Co = inf Mrs Jones 1116. Maud L Mauck = d 10 July 1874 = cd brain fever = 1 yr 5 mos = p Peter D & Sarah E Mauck b & d Big Spring, Rke Co 1117. not named McFalls = male = Mar 1874 = cd not given 14 da = p John & Fannie McFalls = d Rke Co 1118. Mary E Peary = d 25 Apr 1874 cd not known = 4 yr = p William & Lina Peary = b Bedford Co, Va = d Rke Co 1119. Mary Roberts = d Mar 1874 = cd not known = p John L & Ma r y Roberts = d Rke Co = 2 yrs 1120. not named Robertson male = Sept 1874 = cd not known 6 mos p Samuel & Elizabeth Robertson d Rke Co 1121. not named Underwood = male = cd not known 1 da = p W B & C A Underwood = b & d Rke Co 1122. Elvira H Moorman = d 13 Apr 1874 =brain fever = 6 yrs = p R B & A M Moorman .d Rke Co 1102. Lee Halsey • fe male ; d 26 Aug 1874 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = -= = = = = = = = = = 1875 = = 1123. Delilah Thompson = d 1 Apr 1875 cd di arrhea = 3 mos p Ensfie ld & Delilah Thompson = b Rale i gh Co · d Rke Co i nf John Griffith , fri end Y IRGfNI A APPALACHIA~ NOTES = = �22 YIRGI N IA APP/\i ;~,C H I AN N O TES = 1124. John M HendeTson d 10 Ma y 1875 = cd pneu monia = 65 yr 3 mo 4 da p not kn ovm c Sara h R Hender son b Au gu s t a Co, Va = d Rke Co = o farmer = inf John M Henderson , s on 1125 . J ames W Logan = d 6 May 1675 = cd con sumption = 22 yr = P James W & Sarah Logan = not ma r ried = o s t udent = b Goochl and Co' Va = d Rke Co 1126. Austin At ki n s d 30 May l e75 = cd not known 7 6 yr P 0 Thomas & Sa ra h Atkins = b Bed fo r d Co , Va = c S allie Atkins f ar mer = d Rke Co = i nf W B Atki ns , son 11 27. Lu la Rebecca Boon = d 2 Dec 1875 = cd fever = 3 y r 2 mo = P Zebulon & Erna line Boon = d rtke Co 1128. Minnie L Bandy = d 1 Nov 1675 = cd c hlore a inf a ntu m = l yr l mo = p Isaa c ~ Sallie Ba ndy = d Rke Co . . 1129. Rebecca Beemer = d 4 Sept 1875 = cd not know = 5 6 yr = P William Windle = c Wi lliam Beemer = inf Wi ll i am Bee mer , s on . 1130 . Catharine H Holland = d 30 J une 1875 = cd dropsy of t he brai n = 2 yr = p Newton & Agnes Ho l l a nd = c Rke Co 11 31. t.!ary J Ha i s l ip = d 26 Sept 1875 = cd fe v er = 20 yr = P Asa & Ma rtha Hai s lip = b Botet ou rt Co , Va = d Rke Co _ 1132. Wi llia m L Ha r l owe = d 1 Dec 1875 = cd peritone t i s = 25 yrs - P John M & Julia An~ Harlowe = c merchant = n ot ma rried d Rke Co 1 133. W G Kent d 20 De c 1875 = cd con s umpt i on = 22 yr p J ane B & J ohn B Kent = o student d Rke Co 1134. James T Logan = d 4 Jan 1875 cd consumption = S lyr P Robert & Margare t Logan = c :,1argaret Logan = 0 la wyer = b Botetourt Co Va d Rke Co = inf Robert Loga n son 1135. Carried T McFadden = d 1 Apr 1875 = cd c on s umpti on = 21 yr 8 mo = p James 8. Ha rri et McFadd e n = not marri ed = b Cumberland Co, Va = d Rke Co 1136. not named Goodwi n f emale= d 1 Ma r 1875 = cd f e ver 7 mos = P John L & Louisa Goodwin = d Rke Co 1137. John Ga rst = d 26 June 1875 = cd not known 79 yr ::: p F:ederick & Magda len Gars t = c mill er c Mary Gars t d Rke Co inf John Garst , son 1138. Martha Hurt = d 17 Jan 1875 = cd puerpal convulsions 26 yr 7 mo = p James & Edna Poague = c John A Hurt = d Rke Co 1139. Char l e s Reed = d 24 Apr 1875 = cd pneumonia = 7 da = p Frank & Fannie Reed = d Rke Co 1140. Wi l l iam F Rhode s = d 27 May 1875 = cd not known ::: 58 yr = P Abr aham & Nancy Rhode s = c Nancy Rhodes = 0 coach maker = d Rke Co 1!41.*James W O'Neal = d 10 Aug 1875 = cd pneumonia p John 3 3 yr & Cathari ne O'Ne a l = c Catharine O'Neal = b Luray, Va d Rke Co 114 2. Ira Jeter d 4 J~ne 1875 = cd old age 79 yr = p not known c Sarah = o druggist = b Augusta Co, Va = d Rke Co = inf M Jeter, son 1143. Nancy C Loone y d 15 Oc t 1875 cd not known 1 mo p James & Hester Looney = d Rke Co 1144. Martha B Chapman d 10 Sept 1875 cd congestion liver 18 mo p F T & Cl ementine Chapman = d Rke Co 1145. Elizabeth Thomas = d 1 Nov 1875 = cd heart Disea s e 84 yrs = p David & Elizabeth Barne t t c Charles Thomas = d Rke Co = inf = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = B F Thomas, son 1141. * o carpenter = = = = = = = = = = �23 = = = 1146. Robert Stover d 14 June 1875 = cd not known 1 yr 10 mo p A M & Jane Stover d Rke Co 1147. Mary L Stoutamire = d 31 May 1875 cd fever = 1 yr 9 mo = p Joseph & Salome Stoutamire = d Rke Co 1148. Nancy Jane Adams = d 9 Sept 1875 = cd scrofula = 10 yr = p Joseph & Rachel = d Rke Co 1149. James A Black d 28 Mar 1875 = cd not known p David & Mary Black = d Rke Co 3 da 1150 . Samuel H Dent d 10 W~r 1875 = cd pneumonia 10 yrs p J 0 & Florentine Dent = d Rke Co 1151. Alackie Franklin d 1 June 1875 cd consumption 21 yrs p B N & Sarah Franklin = not married = inf S M Franklin, brother 1152. Hettie Fox = d Nov 15, 1875 = cd not known 11 yrs = p John C & Sarah A Fox d Rke Co 1153. Mary Spradlin = d 1 July 1875 = cd not known = 1 yr p Mary Spradlin = d Rke Co = inf S G Farley, friend 1154. Bennie Parker = d 29 Aug 1875 = cd pneumomia = 1 yr p James Mary Parker = d Rke Co 1155. Adalaide Ruddell = female = d 24 Dec 1875 = cd pneumonia 1 yr = p James B & Ella J Ruddell = d Rke Co 1156. Lucius E Turner d 1 Oct 1875 = cd fever = 8 yr p G A& Bettie A Turner d Rke Co 1157. John StClair = d Sept 1, 1875 = cd not known = 2 yr = p W H & Mary St Clair = d Rke Co 1158. Charles L Eller = d 1 Nov 1875 cd not known 2 yrs P John W & Hannah Eller d Rke Co 66 yr p not 1159 . W D Ferguson = d 13 Sept 1875 = cd not known known = o farmer = c Jane Ferguson = d Rke Co 1160. not named Grubb = male = d 15 Mar 1875 = cd not known = 1 yr = p James & Catharine Grubb d Rke Co 22 yrs p William 1161. Thomas Harris = d 22 Feb 1875 = cd mumps & Sarah E Harris = not ma~ried = d Rke Co 1162. Clarey Hartman = male = d 2 Apr 1875 = cd not known 2 yr p Abraham & Sarah Hartman d Rke Co = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 1876 = 1163. Scott Callahan = d l July 1875 10 mos = cd diarrhoea = P George & Julia Callahan d Rke Co 1164. Frances J Gish = d 10 Mar 1875 = cd pneumonia 21 yrs = p John & Sarah Gish = d Rke Co 1165. Ann M Dulaney = d l Jan 1875 = cd pneumonia = 29 yr = p not known = c Charles Dulaney = b Augusta Co, Va = d Rke Co 1166. Frank Owens = d 17 May 1875 = cd paralysis = 74 yrs p Barnett & Margaret Owens c Susan Owens = d Rke Co 1167. David Owens = d 16 May 1875 cd not known = 85 yr= p Barnett & Peggy Owens c Rachel 0.Vens = o farmer d Rke Co 1168. Susan Stoutamire d 13 July 1875 cd not known 41 yr = p Christian & Mary Ann Stoutamire d Rke Co inf Joseph Stoutamire, brother 1169. Margaret Colter = d 10 Mar 1876 cd consumption 24 yrs p J T ~ M D Colter = b Fincastle = d Rke Co not married inf James D Colter, brother = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �VIRGINIA APP /'.LA. r:H!;)'~ NOTES 1170. Lida Barnett = d 10 Mar 1876 = cd cholera infantum = 2 yr = P James D & Alice M Barnett = d Rke Co 1171. Susan Jane Surface = d 28 Nov 1876 = cd not known = 36 yr = P Peter & Mary Surf ace = not married = d Rke Co 1172 = Adam Elliot = d 28 Nov 1876 = cd heart disease = 78 yr = P William & Sarah Elliot c Susan Elliot b Bedford Co, Va = d Rke Co = o machinist = inf William E Elliot, son 1173. Jennie S Franklin d 26 Nov 1876 = c d consumption = 26 yr s = p Charles & Catharine ------ = c H T Franklin = d Rke Co 1174. Samuel H Franklin d 10 Dec 1876 = cd not known = 9 mos P H T & Jennie S Franklin = d Rke Co 1175. Charles Kern = d 4 Aug 1876 cd not known = 10 mos = p George & Georgianna Kern = d Rke Co 1176. Jane Moomaw = d 3 Nov 1876 = cd dyptheria = 3 yr 4 mos P William P & Lucinda Moomaw = d Rke Co 1177. Oscar L Nininger= d 13 Jan 1876 = cd not known 13 yr= P Jacob G & Bettie Nininger = d Rke Co 1178. Joseph Face = 1 Apr 1876 = cd pneu monia = 6 mos = p James E & Mary Pace = d Rke Co 1179. William Settle = d 10 July 1876 = cd not known - 14 mos = P B G & Elizabeth Settle = d Roanoke Co 1180. J N Settle = d 6 Sept 1876 = cd not known = 49 yrs p Filing & Margaret Settle = o farmer = c Lydia Settle = d Rke Co 1181. Ellen Whaling = d 24 Aug 1876 cd fever 20 yrs p Dennis & Margaret Whaling d Rke Co = not married 1182. Susan Hartman = d 22 Dec 1876 = cd not known = 20 yr = P John L & Susan Hartman not married = d Rke Co _ 1183. not named Minnix = male = l Ma r 1876 = cd not known 3 mos p Ezekiel & Isabella Minnix = d Rke Co . 1184 Abraham ~rt~n =.d 7 Mar 1876 = cd pneumonia= 63 yr= P David & Catharine l''1art1n = c Margaret Martin = 0 farmer == d Rke. Co 1185. Lydia Murrey = d 1 June 1876 = cd not known 5 yr == p Elias & Margaret Murrey d Rke Co 1186~ Matilda Meadow = d 10 Apr 1876 = cd pneumonia = 2 o yrs == P Ewell & Matilda Meadow d Rke Co 1187. J B Noftsinger d 30 June 1876 = cd typhoid fever == 50 yr = P not known = c Susan A Noftsinge r = 0 farmer = b Botetourt Co, Va = d Rke Co 1188. Zola Jane Owens = d l~ Jan 1876 = cd dyptheria 11 yr P John W Ov.Jens = d Rke ~o 1189. Laura Owens = d 11 Jan 1876 = cd dyptheria = 6 yr == p John W Owens = d Rke Co 1190. Luna G Owens d 11 Jan 1876 = cd dyptheria = 4 yr == p John W Owens d Rke Co 1191. Ernaline Page d 1 July 1876 cd not k 24 yr = p Charles & Jennie Page not married d Rke Co nown 1192. Ernaline Persinger _ d 1 Nov 1876 cd ca ncer = 55 yr = p Abner • & Elizabeth Petty - c James Persinger = d Rke Co 1193e Charlotte Richardson = d 1 Jan 1876 = cd d theria 4 yr = P Frank & Martha Richardson = d Rke Co YP 1194. Henry F Richardson = d 1 Feb 1876 cd dyptheria 2 yrs = P Frank & Martha Richardson = d Rke Co = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �25 )/IRCINIA APPALACHIA. N NOTES ll95. Sarah Martin - d l Sept 1876 - ed. not know - 60 yr - p David & Catharine Martin - not married - inf A J Reynolds, friend - d Rke Co ll96. A C Weaver - d 10 Nar 1876 - cd not known - 7 yr - p S W & Ann Neaver - d Rke Co 1197. Ellen Baxte r Armstrong - d 1 June 1876 - cd not known - 6 mos p D G & Hannah Armstrong - d Rke Co 1198. James Dame - d 1 Oct 1876 - cd not knmm - 3 mos - p J T & Virginia Dame - d Rke Co ll99. Evaline Ligon - d 31 Dec 1876 - cd consumption - JO yr - p Henry & Jane Forsythe - c R H Ligon - d Rke Co 1200. William Terrill Landon - d 26 Apr 1876 - cd not known - 5 yrs p G H & Mary Jane Landon - d Rke Co 1201. Rev Dr D F Bittle - d 25 Sept 1876 - cd heart disease - 65 yrs p Thomas & I1ary Bittle - c Louisa C Bittle - o minister - b Frederick Co, .Md - d Rke Co - inf Thomas Bittl e, son 1202. Lydia C Thrasher - d 20 Oct 1876 - cd not known - 57 yrs - P Stephen & Lydia Thrasher - not married - d Rke Co 120J. not named Short - male - d 11 June 1876 -cd not known - 4 da p Samuel & Sarah Short - d Rke Co 1204. Curran Cocke - d 1 June 1876 -cd not kr..own - 4 mos - p Charles & Ellen Cocke - d Rke Co 1877 1205 . Robert T Arthur - d 1 Aug 1877 - cd not known - 18 mos - P William R & Fanny Arthur - d Rke Co 12060 Rebecca Eakin - d 8 Feb 1877 - cd consumption - 70 yrs - P William & Mary Eaken - husband M B Sessler - d Rke Co l207Walter Davis - d 10 Oct 1877 - cd not known - 5 yrs - p James & Pamelia Davis - d Rke Co 1208. Lucy J Brand - d not given - cd not known - 64 yrs - P not known - husband David .Vi Brand - d Rke Co 1209. Rhoda Akers - d 18 Feb 1877 - cd heart disease - 54 yrs - P Daniel & Elizabeth Akers - husband John Hale - d Rke Co - inf George M Metts , friend 121C . Callie i\ Hurray - d 30 May 1877 - cd brain fever - 10 mos - P B W & Sarah Murray - d Rlce Co 1211. Mary F Johns - d 29 Apr 1877 - cd not known - 39 yr - P Isaas- & Mar y Williams - husband G D Johns - d Rke Co 1212. Calpernia Johns - 22 Sept 1877 d - cd consumption - 17 yrs - p G D & Hary Johns - d Rke Co 1213. Mary S Eller - d 5 Mar 1877 - cd dyptheria - 18 yrs - p John W & Hannah C Eller - not married - d Rke Co 1214 . John B I Logan - d 10 Dec 1877 - cd not known - 67 yrs - p Robert & Margaret Logan - wife Eliza Logan - o lawyer - b Botetourt Co, Va - d Rke Co, Va 1215. Ellen L Logan - d 10 Apr 1877 - cd consumption - 17 yrs - p James & Saran Logan - d Rke Co 1216 . Lucy E Stiff - d 22 Nov 1877 - cd not known - 2 yrs - p S B & Mary - b Bedford Co, Va - d Rke Co P 206. Laura E Light = d 1 Sept 1877 cd dytheria 10 mos p Canady & M E Lig ht = d Floyd Co, Va. = = = �26 VIRG IN I A APPAi... AC HIAN NOTES 1217. Thomas N Pollard - d 21 June 1 8 7 7 - cd not kn o "WI1 - 1 6 yrs - P Henry & Elizabeth Pollard - d Rke Co 12lti. W F Persinger - d 1 Aug 18 77 - c d n ot kr_o;.m - 1 yr - p S G & J S Persinger. 1219. Elizabeth Morgan - d 1 Nov 1 8 77 - cd n ot kn ovm - 60 yrs - P John & Elizabeth Morgan - n ot married - b Bedfor d Co, Va - dRke Co - inf C S Logan, brother 1220. Maggie Kelling - d 20 Nov 187 7 - cd dys peps ia - 2 8 yr - P not known - husband Al bert Kellin g - b Bot e tou rt Co , Va - d Rke Co - inf Dr Hart, physician 1221. Elizabeth Howell - d 24 Jan 1 8 77 - cd n ot lm own - 8 3 yrs -: P David & Mary Beckner - husb and David Howe l l - d Rke Co - inf William Howell, son 1222. not named Gunard - male - d 1 Oct 1 8 77 -cd not know - 3 da - P W S & Sarah Gunard - d Rke Co 1223. Samuel C White - d 13 Apr 1 8 77 - cd brain fever - 2 yrs - P Samue 1 & Jennie vJhi te - d Rke Co 1224. Cyntha Purseley - d 15 Apr 1 87 7 - cd n ot lmovm - 70 yr - P Abner & Hary Stultz - husband Anderson Purseley - d Rke Co 1225. Mary I Jones - d 21 Au g 1877 _ cd fever _ 2~ yrs - p Allen & Annie H Jones - d Rke Co 1226. Sarah A Jenkins - d 8 July 1 8 77 - cd cot'lsumption - LB yr - P ~~1;1 & 'Mary Dillon - c not known _ b Franklin Co Va - d Rke Co R H Harris, son ' 1227 . Puripha B Hartman - d 25 Dec 1877 _ cd liver disease - 60 yr p ~ .... sti...11 &_ !"aru_1y i'1 oble - husband George Hartman - d Rke Co 1228. Elizabeth Harris - d 19 Nov 1877 _ cd old age _ 78 yrs - P not known - not married - d rke Co 1229. Leona Goodwin - d 1 July 1 8 77 - cd not knov.m _ 6J yrs - P O husband Joseph Goodwin - b Shenandoah Co Va _ ct Rke Co 1230. Wade A Frantz - d 21 July 1877 _ cd chol~ra infantum - 9 da - P 11 P & Virginia B Frantz - d Rke Co 1231. Jorn: Dooley - d 1 Nov 1877 - cd not lmown - 70 yr - p not knovm - wife Isabel Dooley - o farmer - inf .William - d Rke Co 1232. Carrie C Coffman - d 1 June 1877 _ ed. not lmown _ 3 <la - P David 1"1 & Carrie C Coffman - d Rke Co 1233 . Lula A Brovm - d 5 Sept 1877 - cd pneumonia _ 38 yr 3 da 1234. J arnes A Thanas - d 20 l·Iar 1 8 77 - cd con a-est lun gs - 3 da - P 0 1235 . Delilah Jarnes - d 12 Feb 1877 - cd canc: r _ • 7 5 yr - p 0 - b 0 husband O - d Rke Co 1236. Carrie C Coffman - d 2 Jan 1877 - c d no t lmovm · - 40 yr - . . 1237. William Helms - d 19 Nov 1877 - cd not knovm _ 8 da - P 11 ~ i 11 iam & J oanah He ]JTls 1238. Catharine C Terry ~ d 1 Aug 1877 _ ed. pneumonia-4 mos - P J C & Elizabeth Te rry - d Rke Co 1239. Birchie N Hensley - d 9 Dec 1877 _ cd not known _ 7 da - P James & Slizabeth Hensley - d Rke Co 12400 Julia Webster - d 13 June 1 877 _ cd not kn m _ 73 yrs - P David & Catharine r.i:artin - husband Henry Webste r o: d Rke Co - inf John Grubb, friend .J...lJ. �27 12!~1 . Annie 1242 . 1243 . 1244. 1245. 1246 . C Luc k - d 14 June 1877 - cd brain fever - 8 da - p Ge orge S & ~·!ar .i..c1 L Luck - d Rke Co 1 S t1 Jeter - male - ci 10 Oct 1877 - cd poison - 54 yr - p Ira & Sarah Jeter - not :'larried - o druggist - d Rke Co - inf John W J uhns on , friend James L Shanks - d 6 Nov 1877 - cd killed by rail road t r ain 36 yr - p Ge or ge & Lucy Shanks - wife .Martha E Shanks - o farme r - d Rke Co Nora Barnett - d 16 Sept 1877 - cd not lmovm - 6 da - p r,vi ll iam & J eanie Darnett - d Rke Co SlJnore Brubaker - d 10 Dec 1877 - cd not known - p J C & Mary Brubaker - d Rke Co Hu gh J 'M cCauley - d Sept 1877 - cd cholera infantum - 9 mos - P 'tJilliam & t·1 J i·icC:iule y - d Rke Co 1879 1247 • not named Fe rguson - male - d 17 June 1879 - cd not lmm·m - 9 da - p S K & Martha Ferguson 1248 . Samuel Ho.fau ger - d 10 :J ov 1879 - cd old age - 71 yr - p Nichael & Elizabeth Hofaugz:r- - wife Elizabeth Hofauger - 1249 . 1250 . 1251 . 1252. 1253 . 1254 . 1255 . 1256 . 1 257. 1258 . 1259 . 1260 . o farmer - b Botetourt Co, Va - d Rke Co l.evi Harris - d 10 1·;ay 1879 - cd whooping cou gh - 5 yr - P John L & Sarah Harris Caleb Huffrr.an - d 10 ?·iay 1879 - ed. consumption - 41 yr - P Thomas & Rachiel Huggman - o farmer - b Craig Co Va - wife Elizabeth Huffman - d Rke Co Louis Kirkwood - male - d 1 Jan 18 79 - cd not lmo-vm - 3 da - P Lewis & Jane Kirkwood Linda Hurt - d l Aor 1879 - cd not lmown - 21 yr - p William G & Ella C Hurt - not married l'1ary B Fleming - d 19 riay 1879 - cd not knmm - 21 yrs - P Elizabeth - husband George ~v Flemin g - b Lynchburg, Va - d Rke Co not named Wygal (no sex given) - d 8 Aug 1879 - cd not lmown l da - p Adelia & J P Wygal H 0 Trout - d l July 1879 - cd choloria infantum - 17 mos 5 da - p Joseph N & Eliza Trout not n~~ed Robeson - female - d 19 Mar 1879 - 3 da - P Samuel & E~zabeth Robe s on Iucy C T r out - d 13 Nov 1879 - cd fever - 16 yr - p John E & Julia Trout C Roy?;Ray Turne r - d 1 Feb 1879 - cd whooping cough - 3 yr - P C M & Julia Turne r Sal lie J Mor gan - d 2 Oct 1879 - cd consumption - 26 yrs - P Thomas & Martha Norgan - not married - b Brunswick Co, Va - d Rke Co J ames G McC onkey - d 13 Hay 1879 - cd not lmown - 54 yr - P J ames & Mary Mcconkey - wife Mary 11cConkey - o farmer - b Montgomery Co, Va - d Rke Co �28 VIRGIN I A APPAL A CHI A N NOTES 1261 . Laura A Gordon - d 11 July 1879 - cd con ge stion of the b r a in 20 yr - p John 1:1 & Ann Gordon - not marri e d 1262. David 11 Brand - d 11 Dec 1879 - cd old age - 8 0 yr - p David & Martha Brand - ·wife Lu cy J Br and - o f arrner - b Au gus ta Co, Va d Rke Co 1263. Bernard A Agee - d 5 Au g 18 79 - cd not kn ovm - 9 da - p Am os A & Isabella Agee 1264. James C Iedbetter - d 10 Dec 1 879 - cd not k n own - 6 4 yr - p Jeremiah & Jane - not marri~d - o carpente r _ i nf Sa.'"7lu e l Crawford friend 1265. Griffin F Ledbetter - d 6 Nov 18 79 - cd he art dis e as e - 58 yrs p Jeremiah & J ane Ledbetter - not iilarrie d _ o fa r~ne r - :L.'1f Sd.ffiue l Crawford, fri·:md 1266 . Catharine King - d 12 July 1379 - cd old a ae _ 91 yr - p Andrew & Eary lewis - husband Jos eph Kin g - inf J;se ph Kin g , son 1267. Minnie L Kittin ger - d 12 J u l y 18 79 _ cd not lmoi.·m - 5 mos - p Daniel & EnLrna Kittinger 1268. John W Loone y - d 1 Fe b 1679 - cd n ot k:novm _ 12 da - p James & Margaret Loone y 1269. Tazewell P:;rsin ger - d 1 Nov 18 79 - pn eumonia _ 13 r.ios - P John & Louisa ?ersinger 1270. Jacob Persinger - d 4 Mov 18 79 - cd pneumonia oJ yr - p John & Margaret P8rsi:.'lger - wife ~1.ary Persinger _ 0 farmer - b Botetourt Co, Va - d Rke Co 1271. Lilly Shartzer - d 8 :-iar 1879 - cd not known - 13 yrs - P Patte!'son H &: ?ranees Shart·z .er 1272. Alonza D Zirkle - d 10 J u l y 1 379 - cd not knm·m - l.5 mos - P John & r1ary Zirkle 1273. Hary Hedley - d 25 i1iov 18'(9 - 70 yr _ p Jar:les 8::. Susan Hedley???? - b Bedford Co, Va - inf John >iedley, son 1274. Palm'3r 0 Harris - d 10 Dec 1879 _ cd fever _ 28 yr - p Robert H & Polly Harris - wife n ot given _ 0 far:ner _ b Botetourt Co, Va - d Rke Co 1275 • Cary Campbell - d Aug 1879 - cd not known-5 mos - p James & Eliza Campbell · T F·is hb urne - d Aug 18 79 - cd bra.i..'1. fever - 10 mos - P 1276 • F anni.e Reuoen J & Em.ma Fishburne 127'(. Philip Loyd - d 6 Feb 1879 - cd croup _ 13 mos - p James & Virgi..-iia Loyd 1278. Susan Thrasher - d 15 Mar 1879 d 60 yr - p Stephen - c n_:>t known --: l :.'·1 Thrasher & Lydia Wood - b Franklin Co, Va - d ttke Co - 1nf pau son 1880 d 12 Sept 1880 _ cd child birth - 22 yrs p Charles & Julia Lunsford - husband D S Kefauver p J c & Delia l'ioomaw - d 1 Dec 1880 - cd not known - l rno i'1 attie i-foo maw 12790 Sallie B Kefauver 1280 0 ~ �L ¥1RG IN IA AP PALAC H IAN NOTES I I l 28l. Ida M Bye rs - d 28 Sept 1880 - cd n ot lmown - 7 mos - p James A L Janet Bye rs l.282 . B P J ohnston - d 9 Oct 1880 - cd not knoi-m - 5 yr - p Al e x & Mary Johns t on l 283. Nannie B Arthur - d 5 Apr 1880 - cd flux - 2 yr - p James & Sarah Arthur 1 284 . Louis Kirkwood - male - 1 Har 1880 d - cd not lmown - 2 mos - p Lewis. H & J ane Kirln-10od l 285 - Freddie A Page - d 1 June 1880 - cd c onsumption - 19 yrs - p R W & M A Page - o clerk 1286 . Frederick Spence - d Jan l tS80 - cd old age - p not lm01-m - 60 yr - o hatter - inf M A Huff, friend 1287. Albert S We lls - d Aay 1880 - cd not knovm - 5 mos - p E M & Clarence B Wells l288 . Virginia C Stevens - d 15 Apr 1880 - cd consumption - 34 yrs p T .·Jil.liam & Ann Oakey - nnsband C J Stevens - b Lynchburg, Va d Rke Co l 289 • Jac ob C Miller - d 9 Sept 1880 - cd not lmown - 62 yrs - P i1..1..chae l & Elizabeth l·Iille r - former wife Jennie Mille r - o f arrne r l29Q. Elijah H Folks - d 6 Se pt 1880 - d paralysis - 64 yr - p n ot known - wii'e Panthia A Folks - o cabinet maker - b Henrico Co, Va - d Rke Co 1 291 . W H David - d 29 Dec 1880 - cd n ot lm own - 85 yr - p not lmown wife Agne s S David - b ~·lontgome ry Co, Va - d Rke Co 1 292 . Mary J Davis - d 10 Dec 1880 - cd can cer - SJ yr - p not lmown husband S S Davis 1 293. Mary Bradley - d 8 ~far 1880 - cd old a ge - 89 yr - p John & Susan Kelly - husband D Bradley - b Botetourt Co, Va - d Rke Co - inf J H i"Iinnick - s ::m in l aw 1 294 . Sar ah S Goff - cl. 1 Oct 18 80 - cd not known - 37 yr - p Henry & Polly King - husband George Goff - b Montgomery Co, Va - d Rke Co 1 295 . J H Frantz - d no dat e given - cd not known - l mo - P M P & V B F'rantz 1 296. John S Deaton - d 22 May 1880 - cd not known - 16 yrs - P J '!!_ & Nary Deaton 1 297. J M Simps on - d 1 Aug 1880 - cd not lmown - 15 mos - p J M & Mary Simps on 1 298 o Ad o lphus Shartze r - d 18!-Iar 1880 - cd brain fevar - 9 mos - p Patte rson &: Frances Shartzer l 299 . Mol lie S Shartzer - d 19 Aug 1880 - cd consumption - 19 yrs p Patterson & Frances Shartzer 1 300 . Mary Reynol ds - d Har 1880 cd not known - 84 yr - p George & Eva Bdker - husband John Reynolds lJOl. J King - d 1 2 July 1880 - cd not lmown - So yrs - p Joseph & Cat heri ne Kine ? ?? ? - husband J King - b Montgomery Co, Va - d Rke Co 1302 . Wi lliam Reese - d 23 Juzy 1880 - cd not lmo1m - 16 yrs - p George & Jltl ary Reese 130). De l la R Grice - d 1 7 Jan 1880 - cd not lmown - 15 yr - p S & Sarah E Grice a 29 �VIRGINIA APPALAC HIAN NOTES 30 1304. Maggie Ferguson - d 9 July 1880 - cd scarlet fevgr - 3 yr - P W G & Lucy J Ferguson 1305. Ollie J Deyerle - d 6 Nov 1880 - cd child birth - 28 yrs - P Jahn B & 11'..enrietta De ye rle ???? - husband J D Deye rle 1306. Nancy A Cunninghar:1 - d June 1880 - cd conswnp t.ion - 24 yrs p S & Margaret Cunningham - not marri ed F S Boon - d June 1880 - cd n ot kn own - 2 yr - p 0 D & Anni e D Boon 1308. David Myers - d 1'"'e b 1880 - cd not kn own 85 yr - p John & Catharine Myers - wife :Mary Myers - o f a rme r 1309. Mollie F Muse - d 22 Dec 1880 _ cd consumpt ion - 21 yrs - P W H & Sarah Muse - not marrie d 1310. P ~ Loyd - d 1 Feb 1880 - cd not kn ovm - 14 mo s - P J 4'_, & Virginia Loyd 1311. Allen V Jones - d l Feb 1880 _ cd b rain fever - 2 yrs 2 mos 2 4 da - p John & 1fargie Jone s - b Fincastle - d Rke Co J p & 1312. Rosa P Baldwin - d 2 Feb 1880 - cd not known - 19 yr - P Sallie Baldwin 1307. 1881 . . - 24 Joh.~ston - d 0 - cd lllflamation of th e bowels C yr - p 0 - husba.rid John F Johnston - b Salem - d Rk~ ~ ~el William G Thomaston - cd not kn ovm - 1 da _ p C C & rv- a Thomaston _ p William Hes t er -li' Kess 1er - d 0 - cd con,sumption - 47 yrs erst Co, & Susan Haislip - husband Jarnes ?;Joseph l\essler - b Amh Va - d Rke Co Will~am ~rt:tn - cd Typhoid fever_ 66 yrs _ p Co~rkadc~ r-1art:i..n - WJ..~e dargaret Martin - 0 Miller - b FrederJ.C ' d Rke Co - lllf J W Martin son Margaret C Bear - cd not known - 53 yr - p David C & Re~ecca Spingle? - husband Charles J Bear _ b Maryland _ d Rke 0 not named Otens - cd not lmown _ 20 da I{ B & Martha Owei:s · t on B Ke•yt on - cd not known _ l yr · -_ P William E & Pauline Clin Keyton P Louisa Huddleston - cd consumption _ p David & Catharine Trout husband R Huddleston - b Bedf.'ord Co Va _ b Rke Co vfolfenden _ E P Wolfenden - cd not known - 6 mo~ _ p T c & Ma?'Y B & D Salem, Va Mary Kefauver - ed. not lmown - 78 yr p Fred & pollY r-1_ __ husband David Kefauver - b & D Botet - t C v . o' a Mary J Crickenberger - cd dropsy _"' 5Sour PhiliP & 14'11' Q en R - b Rocking.ham Co, Va _ d Rke LeroY Crickenberger ""'b_o_r_a--=E~l.liott - cd not lmown _ Carroll 22 yrs - p Thomas & Hannah . . . C0 - uusband William Elliott - b Bedford Co Va _ d Rke Isabella Elliott - cd not known _ 18 d ' William & Dorah Elliott a - P Ollie F Hale - cd not known _ 48 yr _ p Beryard & pollY Stanley - husband 0 Hale - b Halifax Co, Va _ d Rke co. 1313. Isabella 1314. 1315. 1316. 1317. 1318. 1319. 13200 1330. 1331. 1332 . 1333. 13340 1335. R E;: _ rs° ; '% �31 1336. Cordelia R Oden - cd not lmown - 13 yr - p F M & - b Rke Co 133'(. Julia R Roarer - cd not lmown - p P H & Na.'l!lie Rorer - 3 yr b Gi les Co, Va - d Rke Co 1338. Harry Simmons - cd not lmown - 9 mos - p E R & Margaret Simmons 1339. Michae 1 W Whaling - cd drowned - 18 yrs - p Dennis & Margaret Whalin g - o brick mason - d Salem, Va 1340. Edwin. C Brown - cd not known - 1 mo - p Joshua R C & Alice Brown - b & d Salem, Va 1341 . Rosa A Benning - cd not known - 2 mos - p A H D & Rosa S Benning . 1342. not named Mor gan - twins male & female - cd not known - 7 mos p W A & Nannie Morgan 1343. Bettie Hurt - cd not known - 1 mo - p W H & Ella C Hurt - b & d Salem, Va 13440 Zulenia Conne 11 - female - cd not known - 5 mo - p J A & Sarilla Connell 1345. Dorah Elliott. - cd not lmown - 22 yr - p T D & Hannah Carroll b Bedford Co, Va - d Rke Co 1346 .. Gabriella Elliott - fe male - cd not known E3edf ord Co ,--va:-- d 1.347. N J Garst = cd not known = 1 mo = p N P & Carrie R Garst= yr 1881 1348. Eugene S Garst = cd not known = 1 mo = p N P & Carrie R Garst = yr 1881 1349. not naJlled Anderson = = cd not known 1 mo = p H C & Malinda Anderson =yr 1381 1350. C R Campbell cd diabetes 72 yrs = p John & Rebecca Campbell = wife Lucy Campbell = o minister = 1881 1351. Leonard Doyle = cd not known 64 yrs = p William & Margaret Doyle = wife Catharine Doyle = o fartier = b Bedford Co, Va = d Rke Co 1881 1352. Sallie C Goodwin = cd not lmown 24 yr = p William & Alice Crump husband R A Goodwin b Albemarle Co, Va d Rke Co= 1881 1353. M S Parrish cd cholera infantun = 18 mos p G Y & Sallie E Parrish 1881 1354. Robert Mitchell = killed by Railroad train 55 yrs p George & Judith Mitchel l = o supervisor on railroad = wife Virginia Mitchell = b Nelson Co, Va = d Rke Co = = = = = = = = = = = = = (This is the end of the Death Book of Roanoke Co., Va, that is in the court house at Salem, Virginia. ) ===~=============-====~==========-========================================== Received a newspaper clipping from one of our members - Dorothy P. Munson , who writes the column ODIE 'n ENIS in the Charlotte Sun. Oh, how, I could put you to work. Dorothy, how about moving up here? Also the paper has a genealogical column which offers free queries up to 50 words, with no limit as to number. The paper is a weekly and the residents & 'snowbirds ' came from all the country. Here is the address is you want to send a query - - ROO'IS by Roxanne , % The Charlotte Sun, 157-A S. Tamiami Drive , Port Charlotte, Fla . 33952. �VlRGINfA 32 APP A L AC l-11 1\r'-J NOTES TREASURE UP THE MEMORY By James Frederick O' Nan * "Those who do not treasure up the memory of their ancestors do not deserve to be remembered by posterity." Edmund Burke The family O'Nan had its beginning in France. The earli est extant record of the name in this country is contained in a list of French (Huguenots) arriving in King William's Town, Virginia, aboard the Peter and Anthony out of London, England in 1700. From the Virginia Historical Society Collections, Vol. 5, New Series, pages 24 and 27, "is set down the name of JEAN ONAN, his wife and one child." In Peyton Neal Clarke's book Old King William Homes and Families, there is a biography of one John Onan. The author noted that THIS John Onan "no doubt descended from the French refugee Jean Onan." These Onans moved into Woodford and Union County, Kentucky, where the descendants are now living and spelling the name O'Nan. Many of the of The American register of the the year 1743", O'Nans are predominantly Roman Catholic. Listed in Vol . II Catholic Historical Society is the oldest Catholic Church original thirteen English Colonies. Under "Baptisms for one finds this entry: "Onan, Mary of Denis and Rebecca Onan, baptized December 28th in parent's house; sponsor, Ann Blainy." One Dennie Onan signed in 1776 the Dissenter's Petition (Virginia Historical Magazine - Virginia Legislative Papers PP· 265- 267) • "Whatever his religious affiliation, every member of the fa~ily can take pride in the fact that one of his ancestors struck a blow for religious freedom." Denis Onan, born about 1720, married about 17 40. He was living in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in 1743, where his daughter Mary was born. There were three sons, Dennis b. 1748, William b. l753, and James b . 1755 . (There may have been a daughter, Rebecca, named for her mother, b. 1750). The family moved back to Virginia and were well established by the year 1776, for that was the year Deni s Onan, at the age of 55 _ 5 6 signed the Dissenter ' s Petition. The sons. Dennis, Wil l iam a nd J ames d th~ir descendants are chronicled in this book. an Dennis O:' nan settled permanently in She l by County, Kentucky· :he name of his wife is unknown. They were the parents of at least one child, John, born in Virginia in 1773 . William O'nan married Mary Ann Carrico b 1757 daughter of Abel and Elizabeth Sinu:is Carrico. Mary Ann was born Cha~les county, Maryland ~nd later moved with her parents to Fairfax Cou t v·rginia· Mary Ann Carrico O'Nan's brothers and sisters were William, ~b~i, ~r., Nancy, Simeon, Sally, ln �JJ ;YIRC I N /A APPAL ACH IAN NOTES. of these eight children were born in Virginia). eph. (Six C d J P t e er an ° s · · · . Ma ry Ann ' s f a ther, Abe 1 Carrico, · Th ttl d in Grayson oun t Y, Virgim.a Sey ~7 d ebout 1790 while visiting his son William at Galax, Virginia in G~~~so~e Co~nty. Will_iam and Mary Ann Carrico O'Nan are buried in Henry County, Kentucky in unmarked graves. James O' Nan married Elizabeth Lincoln of Virginia . Their son John was born in 1790 in Virginia, and emigrated with his parents at an early age to Kentucky; married in Shelby C?unty, ~entucky, ~ugust 2, 1813 Rebecca Carrico, the daughter of Basil Carrico, a native of Maryland and a recognized Revolutionary War Patriot . Basil was the son of Peter Carrico and Margaret Gates . One allied family of the O' Nans was the Robert Looney, Sr., family, who settled in Botetourt County about 1742, southwest of the James River and west of the Blue Ridge at the mouth of a creek near Buchanan, Virginia , now called Looney ' s Mill Creek. The book has genealogical notes on the following allied families : Bowles, Carrico, Cook, Hanley, Lincoln, Looney (Luna), Martin , Mellody , Merryman, Molohon, Monohan , Potts, Robinett and others . It is we ll indexed, documented , and has 149 pages . The book represents fifteen ( 15) years of research by the author . A copy of the book has bee n given to The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society and placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library . A copy of the book may be purchased from James Frederick O'Nan, 3890 Isabella Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45209. The price is $12.50. BOTETOURT COUNTY, VA , Its Men , 1770- 1777 $ 6. oo 1785 Enumerati on 6. oo Its Men, 1780-1786 6.oo 1820 Census , Alphabetized 6 .00 1850 Census & Index 12.50 Earl y Settlers 25 . 00 (see p 111 , Aug '79 issue for review of above book) MON'IGOMERY CO. , VA . 1850 Census & Index $10.00 a ll prices include Va. tax. Charles T. Burton, Genealogist Rt. 2 , Box 191 Troutville, Va . 24175 R. BOULTON DICKENSON Genealogy Researcher 128 Central Avenue Staten Island , N. Y. 10301 Research Metropolitan N. Y. - N. J, Res~arch Federal &State Censuses Birth - Dea t h - Ma rriage Records Proba t es in County Records Deeds City Direct ories ( Newark , Elizabeth. Brooklyn, etal.) �34 .YIRGIN IA APPA LACHI AN NOTES 1850 CENSUS: ANNOTATED Carroll County, Virginia Compiled by John P. Alderman * The 1850 Census of Carroll County is reproduced verbatim with each of the nine hundred and ninety-six (996) families listed with the same numbers as used on the microfilm. The head of the household and a ll fami l y members are listed with their ages. The value of the real estate is given. The compiler has made this census record more valuable with his extra research in the clerk's offices in Hillsville and Independence , using marriage records, death records and order books. Cemeteries have been visited to find some death records . The annotations after each fami ly give marriages , names of parents, places lived and other genealogical data if known. The book is paper bound , has 134 pages and a complete index . A gift copy from Mr . Alderman to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogi cal Society has been placed in the Vlrginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library. A copy of the book may be ordered at a price of $11 . 00 from 24343. Mr. John P. Alderman, P. O. Box 647, Hillsville , Virginia ====================================~====================================== The ARK-LA-1EX GENEALCCICAL ASSOCIATION , INC . is sponsoring The Jrd Annual Genealogical Congress on Tuesday, 10 June 1980 thru Saturday, 14th June 1980 at Centenary College, Centenary St. & Kings Hwy, Shreveport, La. Sounds interesting - featuring over 35 genealogists , historians & Historical demographers . For prices , rooms, etc , write to Veda Thornhill , President & Congress Coordinator, PO Box 4462, Shrev.eport, Ia 71104, phone 1-319- 222- 5570, * �35 QUERIES Patty Streeter, Rt. 1 Grantville KS 66429 Trying to locate deenendants of Betty BLACK married nameunknown. Father was William (Billy) BLACK. Last known to be in Roanoke area. Bruce Anderson Jr. 10 W. Lexin ton St. W theville VA 24 82 Searching for information on Mary WENTWORTH (ca 1 70-1733 from England who m. DONOHOO in VA. Daughter Elizabeth m. John PLEDGE in Bruton Parish Church. Mrs. Chestnut Middle ort OH 4 60 Need information on George INGELS INGLES m Mary RAMEY ca 1790 They move d with 9 children1 Joseph, Elinor, Olive, James, George, Anson, Sarah, Polly, and Jesse Thomas(b. 1811 Uniontown PA d. 1896 Gallipolis OHJ from Pa to Me igs Co OH ca 1815. Mrs . Lee Stewart, 1010 W. Lyman Rd. Topeka KS 66608 Parents of George Walter WARD were Dan WARD and Margaret WAMPLEY. George b. 11 Aug 1899 or 1900 Bristol VA. Br~thers and sisters were: John Clayton (d. 1961 Wichita KS) Lee, Fletcher , Fie l don, Evis, Rosa , Betty, and Charles. Need info on either family. Would like to correspond with descendants . Ms . Caroline Israel 201 Hollis- Missoula MT 801 Seeking parents of John David TURNER b. 17 July 1 77 Roanoke VA and wife Mary Frances(Fannie) HARTMAN b. 1878 Roanoke. They migrated to Billings MT. ca 1900. Genevieve Be l l Ivlc Daniel, Rt. 2 Box 22, Hurricane, WV 25526 Need parents . of Peter H. BELL m. 24 Feb 1852 in Franklin Co .VA to Ella CASSELL. They moved to Putnam Co WV Their Children are: Rosie, Lilly, Delia, Walter, Media (living in 1940's at Shawsville, VA) Oscar Fitzallen, Iola , Emilus. Valeria, and Henry. Chester A. Peters, 1522 Merion Way, 33 B, Seal Beach, CA, Need data on the marriages of Michael PETERS to Hannah ca 1780 Botetourt Co VA and second marriage to Elizabeth widow of Daniel DOLLMAN ca 1820 also Botetourt Co. Michael and Hannah had childrens Jacob, Michael, Hannah (Polly) Jonathan, and Daniel. Would appreciate help with the Peters tribe. ~-...,..._ Mrs. Darrell Wilson, 2500 Wisconsin St SW Cedar Rapids Iowa 52404 Need ancestors of Tobias BARNETT b . 1792 Hampshire Co WV. Served War of 1812 £rom Ohio m. Sarah MOORE 1816 Highland Co OH. d. 1871 Keokuk Co Iowa. Mrs. Curtis Long, 1789 Sullivant Ave. Columbus OH 43223 Searching for parents, brothers, sisters of Josiah KENNON b 4 Nov 1817 Rocky Mount VA. Married Mary Jane BROWN b. 1.5 Oct 183:3 Martinsville VA . Had nine children b. near Martinsville. Moved to Ohio after 1874. He was a shoemaker. �J6 . :) (' , . I ;AN " ,'0 1 · ~~ .VlRCINI A -· -"·-· , \ ~ r ." . '-'- - -''--~-'~I \. I John E. Burrows III 2 731 Estates Rd . SE Roanoke VA 24014 Need siblings, parents , ancestors of John E . BA ILEY b. ca 1824 Ohio and wife Rebecca Ann WILEY b. ca 1827 PA. m. 4 Jan 1846 Pickaway Co OH. Children Worth b. ca 1849, Enos b. ca 1 850. Listed on 1850 Census as John J. Carol L. Gellert, 155 Woods Way, Pasadena f,1D 2 1122 Would like to exchange info on HEDGE family found Botet ourt and Montgomery Co early 1800's. William HEDGE m. Lucy GODBEY daughter of William GODBEY March 1804 . Was Amanda Jane WILSON daughter of Green WILSON? Amanda b. 1835 Pu lask i Co and m. Andrew Jackson SIMPKINS. Willadean H. Jennings, Rt 1 Box 413 , Wood l awn VA 2 4381 John Bryand FRANKLIN Sr. m. 1792 Margaret NEWlV'LA.N daughter of Conrad and Anna NEWMAN Bedford Co VA All four to Grayson Co VA by 1806. Were John and Edmond of Bedford Co brothers?Who were parents? Relationship of Conrad and Nimrod NEWMAN Sr. of Bedford Co? Vivian S, Bandy, 49 San Miguel Ave, San Mate o CA 94403 Wish info on John FORD b. 18 Jan 1784 Hanove r Co VA, wife Frances b. 11 Nov 1780. He d. 13 March 1838 she d. 21 Jan 1853 both Barren Co KY/Also Thomas WALTHALL b. 26 Sept 1794 VA (poss. Amelia Co). Wife Martha ~"ln b. 21 June 1803. She d. 1869, he 1872 KY . Rose B. Anderson, 95 NW Seenic Dr., Albany OR 97321 Hiran Ha~ilton LEWIS b. 26 Jan 1802 Gallitan Co KY m. Emilie HARMON 24 June 1820 Shelby Co IN. Childrena Zerelda (b. 1822) Evermond, Willis , Polly Jane , William, John . Legend says Hiram was related to LEWIS family in VA? Need ancestry of Hiram and Emilie. Mrs J. D. DICKERSON, 59 Graham Rd. PO Box 935 Huntsville TX 2Z34v. CORRECTION My query on page 32 of last VAN should reads Charles DICKENSONb. ca 1831 VA m. Sally GRAYb. 5 Jan 1836, d. 3 May 1925 Calif. daughter of William D and Hannah Poston GRAY (not DICKENSONJ. Wil l exchange and refund postage. that --ed. ) (Sorry about Dorothy P . MUNSON, 850 Aaron St., Apt B-103, Port Charlotte , Fla 33952. I 'd give my eye teeth to find the parents of my David HARRIS bo 1798 Scott Co VA. Parent s were from PA. Mr.F . L.McCulloch, 72 Burdette Addn . Pt. Pleasant WV 25550 Need parents of Thomas KINCAID b. 1777 m. Nancy LOCKRIDGE of Augusta Co. Nancy b. 1781 daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth LOCKRIDGE. Need place of birth and place and date ofi marriage of Nancy and Thomas . Michael A. Ports, 1014 Cedar Ridge , Annapolis MD 21403 Wish to correspond with researchers of following:John STINSON d . ca 1820 Russell Co and wife Jane STEWART had children: Martha m/Enoch HORTON;Rob(1 785-1862) m. Amy KELLY ; John (1790-1851); Samuel d.ca 1865;William(l7951857);Alexander;Polly m. John BAILEY; Jame m/ Wm . DRAKE ; and James . Ans . all. �.)'1RCIN1 0 APf'A.L.ACHIAN NQTES 37 Mrs . Linvil G. RICH , Box 1185, Clemson , S. C. 29631. Desire name of wife of Hezekiah SUNNER md about 1775, lived Floyd Co , Va. Desire name of parents of Amos A. GRAHAM, b 20 Feb . 1825 , d 11 Feb 1904 Floyd Co , Va, md 7 Nov . 1848 Floyd Co, Va, Pennelia RICHARDS. Mrs W. M. PETERSEN, 724 Grace Ave ., Charleston , WV 25302 Need p and any info prior to 10 Sept 1827 on Ansel (Ancil) MASSEY (MASSIE) when he md in Patrick Co , Va to Elizabeth M. VIA , dau of William D Via and "Sallie" Elizabeth INGRAM ; also p of William D. Via and maiden name of Martha , mother of Sallie Ingram, who md James Ingram. Ch of Ansel and Elizabeth are Thomas J. , Frances, Onez , Mary, John A., Martha, Jane, Sarah A. , and possibly James W. Ansel d ca 1850-1860. (NOTE: Write to Mr. Harold H Via; 6674 - 17th Way North; St. Petersburg, Fla 33702 = He is writing a book on the Via family and has his own computer for the material he has on the Via family. Send your data to him and he probably has your answer). J. William AUSTIN II, 15A Franklin Road, Roanoke , Va 24011. Need the first marriage of (Capt . ) William ASTON (AUSTIN), b ca 1725, in Chester Co, Pa , the son of George ASTON Jr . & Esther THOMAS, d 1787 in Botetourt Co.; md (2) Margaret COMPTON, widow on 16 July 1770. Mrs . Patricia R . Soard , 34883 Doheny Place , Capistrano Beach, CAL 92624 Mary Ann DUNCAN, b 16 Jun 1816, Giles Co , Va, md 19 Jan 1842 Giles Co to Alexander Lugar. Need her parents names . Was her f John Duncan? Cath'e FISHER md 17 June 1817 Giles Co. to Barnabus LUGAR. Need p, birth, death. Where? Genevieve B . McDANIEL , Rt 2 Box 22 , Hurricane, WV 25526 Need info on the Peter Henry BELL family that left Franklin Co, Va, in early 1880's. He md Ella Jane CASSELL (Pedigo, 1st) 24Feb 1852. Ch: Rosie , d ca 1914; Lily md Wirt LAW; Delia md Nathaniel MASON, lived near Roanoke; Media md Lou TAYLOR, living in Shawsville 1940 's- all Va. These to WV: Walter, Oscar F., Iola, Emilus, Valeria? and Henry Cassell. Dorothy M. WALT, 833 Cieneguitas Rd, Santa Barbara.Calif. Benj. F . MANTZ, b 1831, d & pd?. Nancy RIGGLE md John SEAVER. Mother ? of Simon Riggle, f' of Nancy md? where? name of wife? Wm. Christopher Seaver , b ca 1770, d?, was his f Henry md Elizabeth ?. Was Wm. Seaver's wife Sarah CHRISTIE? Mrs Alva VIA JOHNSON, 1103 Overland Rd, Roanoke, Va 24015. Need info on Francis M. SONGER, b 18JJca md 1850 's Where? When? Susanna LAUCH , b 18J4ca. In 1860 Giles Co, Va. Who were parents, etc of both . (she does not have the answer for Mrs . Petersen.) Mrs Velma ROGERS TOWER, Elmore City, Okla 73035 . Dyer Lawson, b 1793, TN, md Jane ?, ch b 1822-1841, Va . In 1870 census Lee Co, Va. not in 1880 census. What happened? In the lower part of Scott Co., Churchhill section, there is a Rogers Cemetery. Does anyone know anything about it? When established? Named after who? �JB VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES M ra M. LOUDIN Rt 2 Box 128 French Creek WV 262 1 8 Va Sarah Samuel H Woods, b 1823 4, Va rnd 5 Oct 1842 , S henandoa h1 ~b0 Need d Cathy Santmyers, b 1823/4 , Va; lived i n Braxton Co , Va (WV) · date and parents of Samuel and Sarah. ******************************************************* ****************** R" d i ge, We received the following letter from Michael A Port s , 1014 Cedar th compliAnnapolis , Md. 21403 .. .... ... .•. . •... ( Thank you Mr . Por~s for eny of our ments) However, I have a suggestion for improvement. S i nce 5 ~ ~ifficult members reside outside of Southwest Virginia , research there ~s members if not impossible. Could the VAN serve as a vehicle for gettin~ would be together who would be willing to trade research? For e~mplehange for willing to research Maryland records here in Annapolis in ex~ an exchange research in Russell and Tazewell Counties . Do you agree tha col umn would be a useful addition to the Van ? . . . . . . . . . . . ···· · ···· I AGREE WITH THE ABOVE! Any exchange would be between mem b ers --chVANWe . . t the names o f people and a reas they would resear . e do would Just prll'l: the peopl couldn't vouch for the people . I have found that 99 . 9% of moer that · 1 d o - tha t . 1%o do es bother me . Also what t hey say t h ey w~l . t.reme I do not people may spend days on research and n ot find what you ~an t are just want to sound like "sour grapes " on this , but some people t~ t h ey want beginning to do research on their family thinks that e v eryt h ingd estroyed , is in the records . They do not realize that many records were l e with never recorded, recorded wrong, names changed , and too many peopnot be the same name . And please remember that the in£o they f ind m~;wn , illness , what you would like to hear! Just as soon as my house c alms . t . Babe F. working, graduation , etc, I am going to add my name to that lis Patricia R Soard., 34883 Doheny Pl, Canistrano Bea ch, CA q262L~ . has been trying to obtain copies of marriage b onds & deeds from Giles Co, Va, so far the Clerk's office has not answered her. -- i s there anyone there who could help her. PSs That could also go on the exchange list: obtaining copies o f marriage bonds, deeds, etc, from the court house for people. . your name , address , etc, and we le will If you are interested send in are try not the exchange research column. Please remember that most peop t you want professional researchers and will be looking for the names tha cords for in the indexes --- very few have the time to sit and read the r~n Campbell several days looking for that name you so want (I Have Robards 1 t t Co, Va, that doesn't fit with any of the families there -- anyone wan read court order books ) • ° pss. Mr. Ports, we will type the material is sent so we can read it Van has one family history that I dread typing because I cannot read it. �YIRCI N IA AP_t_?._~._!..t,.C~ !- \N 1 NOT;;SNotes on QUARTERLY EXCHANGE FOOTPRINTS , Ft . Worth, TX , Vol 22 , #4 , Nov. '79 : p 174: Mrs . Rebecca (King ) Ki..l"'lg , p Wm & Susanna King, d 1857 , b Va 4--26-1792 , md 1812 H. B. King , moved to Alabama then Te xas . The COLORADO GENEALOGIST, Vol. 40, ' 79, p 147 : What is Interlibrary Loan. MIDWEST GENEALOGICAL REGISTER , Vol XIV , #4, Mar 1980 : p 1.57 , Will of Robert Coe ; p 175, Josiah Dodd Family (Amherst Co,Va) ; p 176 , Richard Luttrell , d Amherst Co, Va. THE TREE TRACERS . Vol 4 #2 , p 10 , "Just What are the Draper Papers?" (Note: The Virginia room has the Preston Papers/Draper Papers on microfilm , there is an index to this film) . Virginia TIDEWATER GENEALcx;Y : Excellent articles for Virginia. THE WAGONER NEWSLETTER : Vol III , #3 , Mar. '80 : To send a free query to Pa. Schuler Brossman , Box 4J , Rehrersburg , Pa 19550 % our Keystone Families. The query will run in one of J newspapers in this area of Pa. To receive a single copy of the paper in which your query is published , send 40¢ with your query to Mr . Brossman . Include an SASE if for some reason you need an answer . This is a hobby for Mr . Brossman . He does not get reimbursed by the paper . Article on Open Records of various states. THE GREATER CLEVELAND GEN ' CAL SOC . NEWSLETTER : No . 10, Feb , ' 80; Quotes from Nat ' l Gen ' cal Soc .; U. S . NEWS & WORLD REPORT, Feb 4, ' 80 on the National Archives . (If you have not written your letter(s) , please read this and the letter from Netti Shreiner-Yantis in the Feb . '80 VAN and write!) SEATTLE GEN ' cal SOC. BULLETIN , Vol 29, #3 , Spring 1980: P 219: "Oral Tradition is Important to Black Genealogists. p 231: con ' t '' Tracing Your .Ancestry i n Canada - part 2 ", The Society has several ' interest group' , P 251, New England Ancestor File . THE WAGONER NEWSLETTER, Vol III, #2 , Feb , ' 80 : From the Willamette Valley G. S ., Salem , Oregon : Famous Last Words Category: Our name is ALWAYS spelled ~~~~- NEVER spelled • We descend from 4 (or whatever number) b rothers who came to America in --- --- . Aunt Mi nnie has collected the complete fam line and pub ALL the info on the family ! I don ' t have any people to research in(state or county) . My people were the FIRST (settlers, judge, ; etc , etc) . I have looked EVERYWHERE for info on -- - --- ··. My g gm was an "Indian Princess " in the tribe. I ' m not interested in geneal ogy • ...... I only want to find out who some of ou r fam were.· · ·•·.····. ( Note : VAN editor has said a l mos t ev eryone of the a bove. Now on the last one -- look where that rema~k got me. MIAMI VALLEY GEN ' CAL SOC: GENALOGICAL AILS BULLETI N; Vol IX, #3, Winter, 1980 : p 63, DAR Bible Records Ohio (con ' t). THE APACHE GENEALcx;ICAL SOCIETY: Vol V, #J , Apr '80s Good articles on 'how to ' of researchs Background to an Event, Boundary Changes in Germany & .Prussia; Using the National Archives by Mail; THE COLORADO GENEALOGIST: Vol 41, #1, '80: p 5, Vital Records - USA. 39 �Fronu James R. Carico, Route 5, Whites Mill Road, Maryville, Tn. 37801 .rielden Horton Carico LINEAGE CHA'RT Date s 6 April 1980 81 8 8 March 1845 NO 1 ON THIS CHART IS THE SAME PERSON AS NO ON CHART NO. - - - arico Joshua 1s CHARTNQ CONT. ON CHART _ _ __ 1 w .u ::m n g Ashe-Surry Co .N. C. 171 nebecca CONT. ON C HAR T 28 Se ptember 1864 P Alleghany Co., N. C. \IV P hi 18, John : 9 October 1924 CONT ON CHART _ _ __ Grayson Co.,Va. 9 ..__.....,""' .. ~·~~-------1.-oJ...U..ns...~ 8 19 I µe 1 ia Ramey 22 Janua 1·; 1845 CONT ON CHART _ _ __ P Grayso :1 Co., Va. 0 2 November 1898 Leander n~rke r P Alleghaey Co ., N. C. 20r-------------CONT ON CHART _ _ __ P B P M P D P Date of Birth Place of Birth Date of Marri age Place of Marriage Date of Death Place of Death Guy Washington Carico 8 9 Febrnary ie66 P Allerhany Co., N. ~ M 17 May 1891 P Alleghany Co., N. c. 4 Everett Marvin Carico 2 1e 28 Septembr-r IE 92 P Aller hallY' Co, N. C. M 20 October 1920 P Allegh~.ey Co., ~f. c. o 27 Se"ltember 1977 P Salem VA Hos? • Salem,Va. I: 4 Y 1917 Ga 1-uc, Grajrs o :1, Va • p ~~ d p 0 h Ca . rico P 11 October 1930 P Filbert, McDowell Co., W.Va Mf 14 July 1956 P Maryville, Blount Co. 1 Tn. e e 25 Au' .ust Martin Luther Gentry 7 Octobe ie68 8 P r u Gra.vso!l Co•' Va• P 21 Dec ~:nber 1892 0 8 17 May 1896 M P o P 13 8 10 September 1946 IP Alleghany Co . , ~J. C. P 0 p Alleghany County, il. C. D• l8 January 1953 .P Galax, Grays·J n Co., Va. P ~ Sue Huskey B-24 Feb. 19.32 P-Ssvier Co . , Tennessee _ _.,..._,. ..... -- I 23 Louisa 1.Jilbur/1Jilb'1rt 24 26 30 Decemb(' r 1838 27 1 Al leGhq:1y Co., N. C. o 17 November 1915 P Alleghany Co ., ~. P c. 1s 1 8 l1.lleeha.ny Co., N. C. Collins CONT ONCHART _ __ Effie 28 I He nry I I rin I.T.c ...... ~ Hays tie_ Truitt CONT ON CHAR) l 'h. CONT ON C HAR T IY 1050 29 1 2 October 1929 Hannah Browni Will iam Thoma s 30 Galax, Grayson Co., Va. ::;ara n .1a ne 1.naar,e 22 Mar ch 1857 PAshe Co . , N. C. o 2 Ap r l.l 1?56 • ~1ahlon CONT ON CHART 1: 12 January 1873 P Gent ry C ON T ON CHAR T Grayson County, Va. 29 April 1909 p 0 _ CONT ON C HART _ __ Jecembc r 1867 Surry Co ., N. c. 19 November 1921 Alleghany- Co., N. C. Eff i.e · Lavina · coi1·ins B e _ 25~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 24 14 1 .ionn Rovia Etta Truitt 21 March 1874 Collins CONT ON CHART _ _ m j 7 * ,Ele~nor CONT ON C HART _ _ __ 1836 ~ Lil lie May Gentry Leander Barker 22~-~~~~~~~~~~~- 12,--.............................................Jo.L.1....J"-lol..LL..J.A.w..u..J.u....:J.-- - - - 1 6 Collins Louisia 211 15 October 1870 o Alleg ac1y Co ., N. C. p 24 January 1961 11 1· Effie Lav1.na Barker 8 28 July 1849 Sparta, Alleghany Co, N.c. P Alleg hany Co., N. C. ° 27 July 190e P Grayson Co .V:. . D I I M p P 3 & CONT ON CHART _ _ __ Griselda Bn.rker 5 '------------James non o1 I 10,_.~~~---~-~~~--~-1 B 8 1 1 Ji\ M '4_, .. ~ .. , .., , . z Choate ~ CONT ON CHAR T 1 311 Hartha Fernier CONT ON C HAn T _ _ __ ,. �~lBG l 1:11A MPl\it·.i:J·~ L;\ ;'J L:~i); E~ QUARTERLY EXCHANGE 1. " APACHE GENEALOGIS T 2. 3· I, 4. 5. 6. ?. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12 · r 13. 14. (Cochise Co.) The Apa che Genealogical Society, PO Box 1084, S i erra Vista , Arizona 8 5635, HIDDEN VALLEY , PO Box 2190 , Escondido , CA 92025 "LEAVES & S APLI NGS San Diego Genea log ica l Society, JOJO Kellogg St. , San Dieg o , CA 9 2 106 . ORANGE COUNTY BULLETIN , Orang e County, Cal. Genealogical Society, Huntington Bea ch Public Library , 7111 Talbert , Huntington Beach, CA 92648. THE COLORADO GENEALOGIST , Colorado Genea logical Society , PO Box 9671 , Denver, Colo . 802 09 . NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL S OCIETY NEWSLETTER , 1921 Sunderland Place NW, Washin g ton , DC 2 0036 ANCES TRY , Pa lm Beach County Genealogical Society , Inc., PO Box 1746, West Palm Beach , FLA 33402 SYCAMORE LEAVES , Wabash Valley Genealogical Society , PO Box 85, Terre Haute, IN 47808 . GENEALOGY, Indiana Historical Society , Genealogical Section, PO Box 88255, Indianapolis , IN 46208. THE HOOS IER GENEALOGIS T , Indiana Historical Society , PO Box 88255 , Indianapolis , IN 46208 KANSAS KIN , Riley Co . Genealogical Society , 2224 Post Road , Manhattan, KS 66502 . MIDWES T GE NEALOGICAL REGISTER , Midwes t Genea log ical Society , PO Box 1121, Wichita , KS 67201 QUARTERLY, Topeka Genealogical Society, PO Box 4048 , Topeka, KS 66604. ANCES TRAL NEWS , Ancestral Trails Historical Society , PO Box 573, Vine Grove, 11 11 , KY 40175 . 15 . THE NELS ON COUNTY PIONEER , Nelson Coun ty Historical Society , Box J11, Bardstown , Ky 40004 16 . THE GENIE , Ark-La- Tex Genealogical Society, PO Box 4462, Shreveport, LA 71104 17 . QUARTERLY , St . Louis Genealogical Society, 1695 S. Brentwood Blvd., Suite 203 , St. Louis , MO 63144. 18. ANCESTORS UNLIMITED, Southwest Nebraska Genealogical Society, PO Box 6, McC ook , Neb . 69001 19 . The WAGONER, The Northwest Genealogical Society , PO Box 6 , Alliance, Neb. 69301 . 20. BULLETIN, Genealogi cal Society of Old Tryon County , Box 9J8 , Forest City, NC 28043 . 21 . THE CERTIFIED COPY , The Greater Cleveland Genealogical Society, PO Box 9639, Cleveland , OH 44140 22 . THE PALATINE IMMIGRANT, 153 Aldrich Road , Columbus, Ohio 43214. 23 . GENEALOGICAL AIDS BULLETIN, Miami Valley Genealogical Society, PO Box 1364 D:Lyton , Ohio 45401 . 24. TI£E TREE TRACERS , Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society, Inc., PO Box 5044 Lawton , OK 73504. 25 . FOOTPRINTS, Fort Worth Genealogical Society , PO Box 9767, Fort Worth, TX 76107 26 . TRAILS WEST , Parker County Genealogical Society, 1214 Charles, Weatherford, TX 76086 27 • HEART OF TEX.AS RECORDS, Central Texas Genealogical Society, Waco Public Library, 1717 Austin Ave., Waco, TX 76701 28. QUARTERLY, Virginia Genealogical Society, PO Box 1397, Richmond, Va 23211 29. VIRGINIA TIDEWATER GENEAL<X;Y, Tidewater Genealogical Society, PO Box 29 , Hampton, VA 23669. JO. BULLETIN , Whatcom Genealogical Society, PO Box 1493, Bellingham, WA 98225. 31 . TRAIL BREAJ<ERS, Clark County Genealogical Society, 1511 Main St . Vancouver WA 98660 41 �VIRGINIA APPAL A:..CHtAN NOTES 42 J2. JJ. YAKIMA VALLEY BULLETIN , Yakima Valley Gen ealog i cal Soc iety , Bo x 445 , Yakima, WA 98907 THE JOURNAL, Kanawha Valley Genealogica l Society , PO Box 8765 , S. Charleston WV 25303. 34. BOONE GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY, Box 260, Hewett , WV 25108 . c::: LG5/ I , ·-' LUST_! Who is Ia.vid Justice? Ia.vid s ent in his du es (we think) but his address ----Ia.vid where do you live? Please who - whe re i s DAVID JUSTICE???????? ========================================================================= Just a few lines for some 'thoughts' and items of interest (at least to me) . First, some people misread the letter on page 158, Nov 1979, and thought that I was correcting Dr. Chitwood -- he was correcting me. On p 119 , Aug 1979, I printed some diseases and what they are called today or what I thought they would be -- Dr. Chitwood wrote and correct my info. I'll take his word over mine any time. Pedigree sheets are placed in the library and the cards in our index file -- sometimes we run into people working on the same families . GRA: S?N COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY is publishing a ~ewslette~. Individual membership $2.00 ; Contributing membership $5.00 address: Rt 1 Box 293, Elk Creek, Virginia 24J26 . . hR-lJe • It . fis at.~ews~et~er not a quarterly does ..a, interesting in orma ion in it -- thos . t t d ·n that area may · h t o JOin. · · e in eres e i wis Babe Fowler � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 4, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Floyd County Personal Property Tax List, 1831; Achilles Womack; Death Book of Roanoke, 1874-1881; Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 1980 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv4n2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4546/VANv4n1.pdf 6344b4a9ac79834fe302bf67e7fae1ac PDF Text Text " I ·' Virginia :. 'Appalachian FEBRUARY 1980 ' Notes ~ . -" ' . .... 1c·,•<).-.. ,. "Ci 1-...... /, c... "' ' \ . ~~,Jj\ l : . .. .,.,. . ,,·. ~· .•;l~l~t • 'oil .< I I I . '· ' ' ,. \' ··~,,.. ""t' tu:. ·~ \llf ~ ~'"'\•-.: ~~ '. • ,t,, t . ~ i}- ; • ~,................ .,;;: .-c''OJ!Pl,111!1, • .,..~"",,""• t \ .~ •; .. .,\,· .' , SOUthwestern Virginia Genealogical ,So~iety .. . Roanoke, Virginia ' .• PUBLISHED QUARTERLY I • �SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALCCI CAL SOCIETY OFFICERS President ........................... Bruc e Anders on , J r First Vice-President •............... Mrs Inez St . Cl air Second Vice-President ..............• J erry Bartmess Recording Secretary ................. Mrs Belva Coun ts Corresponding Secre tary ............. Jo hn Bu rrows Treasurer ..... , ..................... Mrs Mond i a Dyer Assistant Treasurer ................• Raymond Brickey ~~ ~ ._ ... ' ~.· . . ( ··1 I COMMITTEES , "' Book Review, .. , .........., ........... Mrs Belva Counts Membership ........................... Raymond Brickey Hospitality •........................ Mr & Mr s Elli ott Ramsey Pedigree Charts, ..................•. Mis s Mary Jane Va den Program •• ,,,, .. ,, ................ . .. Mrs I n ez St. Cl a ir Publicity ........................... Jerry Bartmess Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs Ann Kyl e Suniame Index ....................... Mrs Elaine Trumbull Telephone ........................•.. Miss Virg inia Pe tty Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN) Edi tor., .. , ... , ..............•• Mrs "Babe" Fowl er Quarterly Exchange ............. Committee . Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J V Avery- Jr. ========================================================================== MEMBERSHIP: Single membership is $7.50 a year (Jan. to Dec.); f a mily membership $10.00. Membership includes the Virginia Appala c h ian Notes which is published four times annual ly - Feb., May, Aug., Nov . Si ngle issues are a vailabl e a t $2 . 00 each as long as supply last. Send payment of dues t o ..... Raymond Brickey, As st. Treas.; PO Box 12 21; Roanoke, Va 24006 ... Make check payable to Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. ========================================================================== SVGS is tax exempt under the Federal income tax under section 501(c)(J). ~i Donors may deduct contributions to us as provided in s ection 170 of the · Code . Bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to SVGS are deductible for Federal estate and gift tax purposes if they meet the applicable provisions of s ections 2055, 2106, and 2522 of the Code. = == = ==~========================= = ======================== = == === =========== . . ·• . ,BOOK REVIEWS : The SVGS welcomes genealogical books for revi e w covering records and events of the area. All books sent will be reviewed as time and space permit. Pleas e includ e th ~ price of the book, a ny advertising material that you have and place from which available. After review all books will be placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, Virgi ni a . Send books for review to ........ Mrs. Oren R Counts, 6804 Northwa y Drive NW, Roanoke, Va 24019 ========================================================================== ADVERTISEMENT : We wi ll ac c ept adv ertis ing pertain ing to gene a logy . Ra tes two columns per page; 1"xJ " is $2 .00 ; J"xlti" is $7 . 50, ha l f col umn; 3 "x9" full column is $14 . 00 ; full page 6t"x9" is $2:5. 00. Members writ e for special rate s, •.·: __. _.._.__ �============================================================================ NOTICE ! This i s you r last issue of VAN, if you have not paid your dues. ~*======== = = ======== == == ================================ = ================== make che cks payable t o SVGS ( Southwestern Virginia Genealogica l Society) and mail t o Southwes tern Virginia Gen ealogical Society Mrs Me nd ia E Dyer PO Box 4364 Roanoke, Va 24015 NAME~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Renewal STREET New ~-----------------~ CITY~---------.----------STA TE~~~~~~~~~ ZIP CODE- - - - - LJ LJ Gift O '· I ndi vi dual membership. $?.50 CJ Fa mily membership $10 . 00 ~ Memb e r s hip includ es t he quarterly "Virginia Appalachian Notes ", which is published Feb, Ma y, Aug, & Nov. Our year is Jan-Dec. and a ll who joins during the ~" e ar will rec e ive a ll issues of VAN for that year. Famil y membership -will receive only one i ssue of VAN for family, but each may s end in quer ies. Queries a r e f ree to members (see inside back cover pa ge) r I SURNAMES : Five s urnames per members will be published . Including stat es i ndicates area you are researching, no state means you a re i nterested in that s u:rname f rom a ny area. SURNAME INDEX FILE : ... I• At one time we a ttempted to place all names on the pedigree char ts on cards, but members hip i s growing a nd just too much for on e person to rec or d all the surnames --- s o i f y ou want the su:rname entered in the i ndex file, please fill out a Jx5" index card and mail to us. Only on e s u:rname to card and be s_u re to put YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS on the card. Or state if you are research ing all of that surname From the card , this family would be of no help if researching a family (Fowlers) in early Va or NC FOWLER Anc es tor ~~F~O~W~LE=---R~·-=Th=-o~m=a~s--"'R=i~c~ha=-rd--=---~-------~ born 17 Mar 1775. Lee Parish, Staffordshire, England died 28 Mar 1855. Mason County, Va (now West Virginia) 22 Sept 1800, ·Staffordshire, England Anna Johns on (1780- 1850) married ,. wife Researcher Previous surname cards listed surname only. Mrs Claude S . ("Babe "Waskey) Fowl er 1716 Colgat e St , NE Roa nok e , Va 24012 f ami l y: Eng . to Phila,Pa to DC to WV Came from Eng 1818 l ---~ ��VI RG I N I A APPA LACHIAN NOTES Publ i shed Quarterly by SOU THWESTERN VIRGI NI A GENEAL(X;ICAL SOCIETY ========================================================================== Vol. IV - No. 1 - February 1980 Pre s ident s Message . .................................. . 1a Genealogical Researcp in the Virginia Room ............. 1 Vinc ent Hobb s , S r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 Ninevah Un ion Church Cemetery Hardy, Franklin County, Va ........................ 7 Will of Chris tian Kuntzy ......................... : .... 10 Obituaries fro m a Scrapbook ..... .. . ,,,,,,,,,,,, ....... 12 1850 Morta lity Schedul e Russell County, Va ........... ..... ............... 14 Death Book of Roanoke County, Va for 1853-1881 ........ 17 Pedigree Charts ...................................... 29 Queries ... I. I I. I •• I •• ' •••••••• I. I. I ••• I I. I ••• I. I I. I I I .32 Notes on Jon es Family ............ , ....... .. ....... ,, .. J4 Book Reviews . . . . . . . . . . . , ..................... , ........ 35 Letter from NATIONAL GENEALCGICAL SOCIETY .. • ...... ,,,,37 =================================================================== February 16, 1980 February Meeting = 1:JOpm at the auditorium of the main Roanoke City Public Library, Elmwood Park, Roanoke, Virginia.. Speaker: Mr Jesse Carr, a u thor of "The Saint of the Wilderness" =================================================================== .. �VIRGINIA APPALACHI AN NOtfS 1a PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Here I am , s tarting my second year as your president. Your other officers and chai:r:persons who will really be handling the many, many tasks that must be performed are shown on the oppos ite page. (Inside front cover page) In order to get the ball rolling early for 1980, your executive commi ttee met in December to develop a proposed list of activities. That list of activities was approved at the regular meeting of your society on January 19, 1980 and is published elsewhere in this issue. There are two activities whi ch should be especially interesting: the Genealogical Workshop on May 17, 1980 and an Open House on July 19, 1980. It is too early to give spe?ifies for either activity, but pleasant surprises are being planned for our distant members who attend our Open House. Watch your VAN for further details. In closing, I want to offer sincere thanks to those officers, chai rpers ons and many others whose efforts made 1979 a successful year. PLANNED ACTIVITIES FOR 1980 DATE January 19 February 16 March 15 April 19 May 17 June 21 July 19 August 16 s eptember 20 October 18 November 15 December 20 (there could be changes) PLACE Roanoke Public Library Roanoke Public Library Troutville 0 Va Roanoke Public Library To be announced East End Cemetary Salem, Va Roanoke Public Library Roanoke Public Library Roanoke Public Library Alexander House Newbern, Va Roanoke Public Library ? ? AC TIVITY Speake r, "Vital Sta tis tics" Speaker: Jess Carr Walking tour of Fincastle Speaker. Genealogical Workshop Grave site plotting and stone rubbing Open House Speaker ::>p eak er Tour of Museum and Court House lcounty) Speaker and election ? ? �VIB<;INIA APPALACHIA ~,l NOTES 1 GF.NEALOGI CAL RESEARCH IN THE VIRGINIA ROOM by Carol Tuckwiller * If you've ever read any of the numerous books that have been written on how to trace your family history, you have found in most of them. a chapter on using the library during part of your genealogical research . If you have not read them, .you should. THE RESEARCHER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN GENEALOGY, by Val D. Greenwood; TRACING YOUR ANCESTRY, by F. Wilbur Helmbold; FUNDAMENTA.LS OF GENEAIDGICAL RE.SEARCH, by Laureen R. Jaussi and Gloria D. Chaston; SP1PLIFIED GENEALOGY FOR AMERICANS, by Kay Kirkham; and BUILDING AN AMERICAN PEDIGREE, by Norman E. Wright, are just a. few of the many "howton books that will help you, not only in using a library, but in all phases of your genealogical research. Not all libraries have a separate genealogical department, but if you should live near a library that does have one, you should take advantage of its sources. The Roanoke Public Library's Virginia Room houses an excellent col lection of historical and genealogical information relating, not only to Southwest Virginia, but to the entire Commonwealth of Virginia, and t he s urrounding states. Special funds have been established by organizations and by individuals to help provide a large proportion of the money used in acquiring additional material for the expanding collection. One such fund , established by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society , has bee n added to not only by the society, but by individuals who have wished to contribute o The Virginia Room collection consists of more than books; informat ion can also be found in the form of pamphlets, microfilm, microfiche , maps, newspapers, and personal papers. These various forms contain chur ch recor ds and church histories, biographies, printed genealogies, state and county_ records (marriages, wills, deeds, tax lists, etc.), cemetery records , shi p passenger lists, histories of surnames, heraldry, patriotic s ocieti es , Revolutionary War and Civil ~Tar histories and records, stat e and county histories, and census records. With that many subjects to choose from, one of the basic t ools that will help you locate books on a particular subject will be t he card catalog. Each book is catalogued, with a ~ard filed under the autho r's name and under various subjects covered by the book. For instance , if you are looking f~r a book on the Davis family, the cards for bOoks wi. th mate r i al on this family will have the heading DAVIS FAMILY in red capital l e t ters. Information on a particular county will be headed with the na~ of the county in red capital letters; i.e., BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA - MARRIAGES . Another basic tool is the bibliography of genealogies. Three of our most widely used bibliographies are Stuart E . Br own•s VIRGINIA GENEALOGIES: *Librarian of the Virginia Room �VIRGINIA APP,4J..ACHIA N NOTES 2 Genealogical Research in the Virginia Room - continued A TRIAL LIST OF PRINTED BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS , Robe rt A. Stewart's INDEX TO PRINTED VIRGINIA GENEALOGIES, and Marion J. Kaminkow 1 s GENEALOGIES IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS . Earl G. Swem's VIRGINIA HISTORICAL INDEX is a 2-volume set that wi l l probably be found in many genealogi cal libraries around the country . This index is an excellent guide to the references found in the foll owing: HENING' S STATUTES AT LARGE THE LOWER NORFOLK COUNTY VIRGINIA. ANTI QTTARY TYLER'S QUARTERLY HISTORICAL ILND GENEALOGICA L MAGAZINE CALENDAR OF VIRGINIA STATE PAPERS VIRGINIA HISTORICAL REGISTER VIRGINIA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY WILLIAM AND MARY COLLE GE QUARTERLY, 1st series and 2nd serie s. All of the publications listed above can be found in the Virginia Room. Our church records include parish records of the early Episcopal Church, which was the established church in Virginia until the late l700 1 s. There are also histories of the various denominations, including William Hinshaw' s 6-volume set of ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY .. The collection of individual genealogie s in the Vi rginia Room is expanding. :· Some of these volumes have been published , others are si mply typewritten copies of family memoirs, still others are bound copies of family group sheets. Collective genealogies in this colle c tion include John Bennett Baddie's HISTORICAL SOUTHERN FAMILIES.ll Zella Armstrongv s NOTABLE SOUTHERN FAMILIES, George N. MacKenzie 's COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE UNITED STATES . OF A.MERICA, Frederick A. Virkus' ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM OF AMER! CAN GENEALOGY, and J runes Savage t s GENEALOGICAL DI CTI ON l\RY OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND. When checking for Revolutionary War records of Virginians, you will need to look at REVOLUTIONARY WAR RECORDS, VIRGINIA, by Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh, HISTORICAL HEGISTER OF VIRGINIANS IN THE REVOLUTION, by John H Gwathmey, VIRGINIA SOLDIERS OF 1776, by Louis A. Burgess, and LIST OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS OF VIRGINIA, by Hamilton J .. Eckenrode o The Virginia Room also has the DAR PATRIOT INDEX and volumes 1-166 of the DAR LINEA GE BOOKS. If you are a student of the Civil War period, you will find a good collection of histories of campaigns and battles, personal narratives a nd diaries, the OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION, and, on microfilm, the INDEX TO THE COMPILED SERVICE RECORDS for Virginia soldiers in the Confederate Arnw o Virginians census records of 1790 and 1800 were destroyedo The 1 790 census returns were substituted by tax lists from 1782-1785 :for most of the Virginia counties. These lists are found in a volume titled HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 RECORDS OF THE STATE ENUMERATION: 1782 to 1785, VIRGINIA. Tax records for those counties not included in this book are found in Augusta B. Fothergill ' s VIRGINIA TAX PAYERS, 1782-1787., j �VIRCf NIA APfAL ACH fAN NOTES Genealogical Research in the Virginia Room - continued In the Virginia Room we have all of the Virginia census records on microfilm from 1810-1880, and 1900. The 1890 census for most of the states was destroyed by fire. Indexes for the censuses from 1810-1850 are on hand, and for the 1900 census, we have the Virginia Soundex. It wasn ' t until 1850 that the census records gave the name and ag€ of every person in a given household; before 1850, only the name of the head of the household was give n, with other members of the family arranged by sex and by a ge groups. In our vertical file collection, which is arranged alphabetically by subject, will be found anything from newspaper clippings on old hou ses and communities, to bible records, cemetery records, or papers on various f amilies . Other sources in the Virginia Room that are used, particularly for local his tory, are gazetteers and business directories, Roanoke City directories from 1888 to the present, local newspapers on microfilm, and scrapbooks of newspaper clippings. For anyone needing vital records of Roanoke County, a visit to the court house in Salem is suggested. Likewise, a visit to the Roanoke Ci ty Municipal Buildin8 is ne ce ssary for records of Roanoke City residents . Just as our collection includes compiled court records and his torie s of counties in Virginia, we are beginning to branch out in obtaining compiled records and hi s to r ies of surrounding states and their countie s . Our indexes to the censuses of other states now include Ohio , Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Indiana. One source that should not be overlooked is the gene alogical pe r i odical. THE GENEALO GICAL HELPE R, NATIONAL GENF.A.LOGICA.L SOCIETY QU ARTERLY, and the AMERICAN GENEALO GIST, just to name a few, publish materi al pe rtaini ng to the entire country. For Virginia there are the VI RGINIA G~NF.ALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY and the VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST. Through subscriptions and through the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society's exchange with ot her sociM eties, the Virginia Room receives genealogical publi ca tions f rom all over the United States. With the cost of gas going up, it is not always possible to travel to various parts of the country to do research. More people are turning to correspondence for answers to their problems. The staff of t he Virginia Room is unable to do genealogical research. Ve will , however, answer requests for specific information, if given a .full name , an approximate date, and a county. If a reference from a particular volume is re quested, we will be glad to check the reference and send a xeroxed copy of the- record. If more detailed research is desired, members of the Southwes tern Virginia Genealogical Society will answer requests, or the name of a re s earcher will be given to you. The Virginia Room is open .from 9- '5, Mondays - Satur days, except Wednesdays, 12-5. We have microfilm readers, a mi crofi l m reader- printer (25¢ per sheet), and a xerox machine (15t per shee t) . I f you have an opportunity to visit our Virginia Room for research, we encourage you to do 50 • We will be glad to help y ou. 3 �VIRGINIA APPALACH IAN NOifS VI NCSNT HOBBS, SR. Immigrant Anc estor of Nan e t ta Hotch~iss Ho bbs by Mrs. L. G. Tice, 17 5 Ja ck so n Avenue, Bradford, PA 16701 Vincent Hobbs , Sr . ,who w ~s torn c a 1720 i~ England or possibly Wales, arrived i n America i~ 1735 at Dover, Delawar e with two brothers, Wi l lia m and Beale . He settled near Hag er stown, Md. Vincent ma r ried Mary Sh elby . Family tradition says she belonged i n t h e fa mily of Evan Shel by, Sr. who al so settled in this area o f Maryland. Ly research has found no proof of this. There may have be en other Shelbys near who were related in soI'1 e way to t h e Eva n Shel by, Sr. family. Th e Evan Shelby fa mily was fro I!1 Wales (Cardiganshire). Vincent rema ined in Marylan d unti l about 1769 when h e and his son-in-law, John Benham who married Vin.cent's dau g hte r Mary,. went to the Holston region of Southwest Vi rgj nia. J ohn Benha m built a fort there. Vincent set t l e d h is family near Abingdon in what is now Washi ngton Co unt y, Vi rginia g,nd he d i ed in 1804. He also made a settl ement in Turkey Cov e i n Lee Co unty about 1780, but Abingdon peo p le clai m h e and hi s wife are bur i ed i n unmarked graves near t hei r to wn . In a ny c ase, h5_s chi l dr en (10) were born and reared i n Ma ryla nd before the mo v e to sout hwest Virginia. The date of Ma ry Shelby's birt h is tho u gh t t o be c a 1 725. The only }';ary Shel by I have fou nd was born i n 1 7 3 5 j n Mar yland and she married Adam Al exander i n. 1 752 o ( See p a p er s " Sear ch for Mary Shelby" - my not es sent to So u th'.v es t Vir gi n ia Hi st orical Society, Wise~ Va ; l1fa.shi n g ton County Va. Hi s t o ri c a l Society, Abingdon, Va. J 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . Children of Vincen t Hobb s, S:r.. and Mary Shel by Hobbs: James went to Mi sso uri Abner settled on the Collins river in mi d dle T e nnessee and later went to Mi s souri Vincent Jr., noted Indian fighter , l ate r went to middle Tennessee but never married Thomas wounded in ex pedition against the Che r o ke e Indians and was in th e Revolu tionary Wa r Mary who married J O:hn Benha m William killed i n a n ambush by Indians on th e Ke n tucky side of Cumberland Gap Ezekiel , my conn e ct ing ances to r Absolam Rach el who marr i ed J o h n Rus sel l Rebecca who married William Blanto n . in The abo v e ar e chi l d ren as li st ed DAR. They d o n ot list Job, Jo e l Hannah , o r Ruth. Job, born 1759 died 1861, serv e d in the Re volutionary and when he applied for hi s p en s ion in Madison County, Arkansas i n 1859 h e sta t ed he wa s 100 years o ld ~ He was a Bap t ~ s t p r eacher and it is sa id he lived to be 1 02 . He said his father was Vinson ( sic) Hobbs and mothe r Ruth Thomas and that h e was bo rn in Freder i ck County, Virgini a . Otherwise, �YI RC INI A APPALAC H IAN N OTES VI NCENT HOBBS, SR. - Continued the n a mes o f t he children are the same (except for the ones not mentio ned i n the DAR) as given by him in his pension papers. R e volutio n~ry war service listed for Vincent Hobbs, SR. by DAR papers o f Hrs. l·ia ry Cecil Estes, Pennington Gap, Virginia, desc e nda nt of J ohn Russell and Rachel Hobbs Russell (daughter of Vincent Sr o ): Fought in Battle of Point Pleasant; private in Captain Daniel Smith's Co. In the defense of Fort Chiswell app ears t he n am e of Vincent Hobbs. Ezekiel Hobbs, son of Vincent Hobbs, Sr.: Ezekiel Eo bbs had 22 .children. All are mentioned in the will along wi th two g randchildren. The will, on file in Abingdo n, Va. (Wash ington County) is dated 11 Novemh Ar 1831 and probated 27 July 1835. Ezekiel (born 1762) was born before the Hobbs wove t o Virginia so he was born in :Maryland. Family papers give t wo birth dates - one of 1753 and one of ca 1762. He was 72 plus when he applied for a Revolutionary War pension in 1834. He entered service from Fincastle County in 1776. You will note this would make him only 14. This makes the earlier date of 1753 more likely but brings us the question of whether the last of his children were not step children, perhaps his las t wife's by h er fir s t marriage. In the will they are listed after "my remaining children" and they seem to have name s mu ch different in nature from the first group of child r en. Ezekiel served under Captain Fulkerson and Colonel Chri s tian; later under Captain George Adams and Major Daniel Smith and l a s t under Colonel William Campbell. After service he returned t o his home on the North Fork of the Holston River in Washing t o n County near Abingdon, Virginia. He died June 13, 1835. Mrs. Jg_mes Hobbs of Pikeville, Ky. who sent the info rmation on Ezekiel is the wife of James of Pikeville who has a chain of variety stores in the area. He is a descendant of Ezekiel through Ezekiel's son, Shelby Hobbs. Accordi n g to t~eir infor~ation, · Ezekiel was married three times a nd his last wife was Elizabeth . Lilly Hobbs, whom he married on or abo u t 2 7 July 1803. Since my ancestor Nathan, brother of t h e above Shelby is mentioned in the first group of children and was born in 1790, Elizabeth Lilly was not his mother and I d o not know now who his mother was. She may have been a Blub ok (Blubaugh) since they were nei ghbors of the Hobbs i n Virg i ni a an~ two other Blubaugh girls married Hobbs . El iza beth Lilly, third wife of Ezekiel Hobbs was born ca 1785, place not kno wn Ezekiel and Elizabeth were married in Washing t o n County, Va . (; ',, ,., .. s l - "-,,...· Til c::e \) �VfRGfN fA APPA LACH IAN NOTES 6 VINCENT HOBBS, SR . - Continued Nathan Hobb s wa s born i n Lee Count y VirgJ.nia on 2 November 1790 . He di ed o n 1 Septemb er 1 B62 and is buried i n Morristown , Ten n essee . He married :t<ildred Hargis who wa s t he mother of h is 12 chi l dren. ( This inf ormat ion is from },i s s Hattie Hobbs , deceased 1970 , o f .M.o rristo wn 1 also a desce n da nt of Nathan. ) Nath an is l isted in th e 1 850 Lee County, Vir gini a census with hi s second wif e Ozin a and so me of his childr en still at home including my grea t grandfa t her, Cree d Fult on Hobb s , then 16 and 1·-Iiss Ha tti e Ho bbs' grandfather, Allan Wylie Hobb s , then 18 a nd bro the r of Cre e do Na than was postma s ter at Rose Hill , Vi rginia 183 5- 1842 . Th e ho me to which he· moved later in l·~ o r r i st own, Tenn ess e e wa s s t ill standin g in 1 96 7. My grandfather da t ed a p1c tur e o f th e h ome wi t h h im (Wi l l j a m C. G. Hobbs) s t a nd i n g in f ro nt a long wi t h h is wif e and their o nly other grandchild i n 1927 a nd said t he h ou se was then ov e r 100 y ear s old. Th8 re wer e Ho bbs in that area at this tim e a nd the home could have b e long ed t o a relativ e o riginal l yo It is said to have been t h e firs t f rame dw ell ing iD the area , t he r e s t being log , a nd was supposedly a large p lant a t ion . Na tha n b ecame a Me t hodist mi n i s t e r i n later l i fe and h e is s aid t o ha v e ma rri ed a third time t o a Mrs . Car ri g e r. ( 1976 no te W.H.T. - Beli ev e his third wife wa s ~r sG Oz ina King Car rig e r. ) Dr. Cr eed Ful t on Ho bbs , so n of Na t han Ho bbs, was b orn 1834 in Lee County, Vi r gin ia a nd died 14 Octo b er , 1876 . Fro m the Mo rmon Chur c h Libra ry re cords: Hawkin s Co u nty , Tennes see ma rriag e s - Hobbs , Cr e ed t o Jose phine S. Lee 2 Ma y 1859; Hobb s Cre ed t o Sally Quary 14 Sep t ember 1861 ( Sa l ly d ied 1 4 May iS76)~ Sa lly Quary Ho b bs was born p robabl y c a 18.3 5- 40 , in Le e County, Virg inia s ince her father, Ro bert Quary , i s the r e in th e 1880 census with one of her c h i ld r en a f ter h e r dea th . Dr o Cr eed Fulton Hobbs wa s a phy s ic i a n in St . Cla i r, HA.w1ci n s Coun t y, Tennessee and family tradition s t ates he p e r fo rmed the fi r st a bdominal operation in Southwes t Vi r g inia c William Carrell Grave s Hobbs, so n o f Dr .. Creed Fu l ton Hobbs and Sally Quary Ho bbs, wa s born in St .. Clai r, Hawkins County, Tennessee on 6 April 1864 a nd d i ed 15 Septem ber 1 930. He attended medical college l n Tennessee and for a tim e pra cticed with his uncle, Dr. William Au gustus Quary, befor e t a k i ng up the study of law . He wa s a prominent a t t o rn e y in Lex ington , Kentu cky , and t he f a mi ly ho~e wa s a t 426 No r t h Broadwqy , a h a lf bl ock fro m Transylvania Universi t y. He wa s a judg e and al so s erved in the Kent u cky S t a te Leg i s l ature 1895- 1 900 and 1916-1 918 . He ma rried on 23 April 1890 E~~ a Ca rol i ne S t e phenson who was born 20 F ebruary 18 67 and d ied 6 Fe bruary 1949. See : Tice Families i n America Vol. II publi s h ed 1972 by Chedwa to, Middleboro, Massa chuset ts f or L. G. Tice fami ly; Book by Ja mes Strode Els t on , Vol. I publis hed 1947 by Tuttle , Rutl a nd, Vt., a ls o has Tice Family. Tice married i nto t he present da y fa mi l y. Note: This his tory c ontinu es into the p r esent g eneration. �7 NINEVAH UNION CHURCH CEMETERY HARDY , VIRGINIA FRANKLIN CO . , VIRGINIA Wa lt er R. Amos 3-16-1878 Fanny M. Amos (wife) 10-4-1883 Lloyd Amos 3-30- 1909 Irvin H. Amos 10-2-1886 Floyd Henry Turner 5-27-1901 Georg e W. Amos 3-18-1837 John Amo s 1802 Annie Payne Amos (wife) 5-1-1813 (daughter of Isham Payne Franklin Co ., Va. William Lee Amos 5-7-1909 Joe C. Amos (f a ther) 9-14-1887 Ora F. Nimmo 4-20 - 1886 {daughter of S.& J. Lynn Nimmo) Lucy Pearc e y 5-8-1840 N. Lula Amos 12-28-1888 Donnie Amos (wife of J.C. Amos) 1882 Lucy Pearcey Amos 2-12-1886 Mack Henry Amos (husband) 8-31-1886 Lena McGuire Amos 3-6-1906 Cla rence H. Amos 7-9-1900 Mary McGuire 2-2-1880 W.K. McGuire (wife of) Annie Thelma Payne 9-13-1877 R. B. Amos (wife of) Sollie E. Nimmo 8- 14-1884 Moody E. Nimmo 9- 19 - 1914 Robert Lee Kesler 7-27-1874 Geneva Booth Kesler (wife)of) 10-22- 1875 Floyd G. Chandler 7- 4-1899 Rowena G. Chandler (wife) 7-25-1901 Peach T. Truman 1- 28 - 1899 Hele n Kesler Truman 10- 6- 1909 Lewis H. Lesler 10-28-1869 Bliza Ann Spradlin 5-29-1873 William Joel Nimmo 4-19 - 1858 Mary McGuire Nimmo (wife) 3-10- 1860 William Earl Nimmo 6-22- 1905 Roy Pre ston Nimmo 9- 9-1889 Elsie S . Nimmo (wife) 7- 23 - 1903 John w. Sprad ling 11- 1- 1880 Cha rmie E. Nimmo (wife) 1- 8 -1883 Beverly D. Kesler 6-5-1895 John W. Kesler 1- 9-1856 Virginia Hopkins (w i fe) 4 - 9 -1861 Morris Ollen Kesler 5-20 -1910 Isaa c He nr y Kes le r 8 - 16-1882 son o f J . W. Ke sler 2-29 - 1836 T. C. Hopkin s Fa nn i e A. Hopkins (wif e) 6-30-1835 J . W. H. Ho pkins (son) 6-6-1869 Flo rence Hopkins 7 - 4 - 1863 VIRGINIA APPALACH IAN NOTES 3 - 2-1951 5- 13-1913 6- 4-1909 10- 19-1887 3-3-1918 4 -15-1874 12-30-1882 8-26-1889 2-25-1927 1- 25 -1936 4 1906 10- 21-1914 2- 9-1909 1918 9- 5-1950 3 - 29 -1932 ( living in 1978) 9-3-1917 9- 5-1900 2-28-1919 10-20-1958 10-20-1936 12-23-1964 11-5-1934 9-13-1971 (living in 1978) 8-23-1961 (living in 1978) 7-8-1942 2-3-1939 3-21-1940 2-9-1938 5-6-1935 2-20-1972 (living in 1978) 5-7-1961 . 2-9-1920 10-7-1946 (Va. Info) 11-2-1946 8-11-1929 9-1-1911 4-14=1906 11-16-1909 1902 2=11-1906 12-21-1918 �8 Y IRCINl t\ APPAL ACH IAN NOTES William Penn Hopkins 2-17 -1880 11 - 28 - 1954 Mary A. Webb Prather 4 - 2 2-1938 (age 80) Samuel Prather (husband) Reuben B. Webb 5-22-1862 1- 23-19 34 10 -22 - 1941 James B. Ford 10-22-1941 7 -18 -19 69 John Warren McGuire 11-28- 1925 11 - 27-19 61 Frank Oscar McGuire 8-2-1893 Thomas G. McGuire 7-27 -1865 8-27-194 0 Cynthia A. McGuire (wife) 2-13-1871 7 - 23-195 2 Willie H. McGuire 9-17-1898 7-12- 1959 Mary E. Amos 4-6-1846 1 -12- 1905 Spencer Amos (husband) Ewell E. Robertson , 8-2-1887 8 -7 -1965 Alzie Amos Robertson (wife) 5 - 25 -1882 10-11-1914 William Harvey Amos 4-26 -1875 1 - 1 - 1937 Susan lv1artin Amos (wife) 7 -17 -1885 9 - 22- 1972 Sallie Ann Martin 6-26 -1876 3 - 27- 1914 Mary Elizabeth Amos 6 - 7-1913 7-10-1915 George S. Whitehead 2 -4- 1871 5-18-1933 Emma S. Nimmo Wh itehead 8 - 15-1886 8-17-1954 Samuel Henry Prather 4-11 -1886 5-8-1958 Ida Kesler Prather (wife) 11 - 3 -1880 3 - 22-1 959 Judson Hughes Kesler 11 - 3-1906 9-5-197 1 Elsie Mary Kesler (wife) 7 - 13 -1909 (living in 1978) William J. Barton 1-2-1891 1 -26-1967 Bertie A. Barton (wife) 11-1-1898 ( l iving in 1978) William Penn Brown 1884 1969 Clarence E. Morgan 11 - 11 -191 0 4-26-1975 Mami e S. Morgan (wife) 2 - 5-1913 (liv ing in 1978) Grover Cleveland Spradlin 6 -11-1885 9-5-1956 Dora Barnhardt Spra dlin(wif e) 6 - 7 -1878 4-21-1972 J.H. Kesler Elsie w. Kesler Mary F. Amos 2 - 28 - 16 7 5 3 - 20 - 1926 C.J. Booth (wife) (no t e hurrie d White Rock Bapt i st Church) Howard J. Sprad l in 10-3-1900 d ie d age 9 y 2m 4d Daniel J. Spradlin 10-18-1871 11-19-1940 Su s ie E. Kesl er Spradlin(wife) 5 - 21 -1871 9-5-1943 Ruby May Cooper 7 -27 - 1925 12-23-1930 daughter of Rev. H. L. & Rhodessa Cooper 3 - 28-1934 Albert G. Spradlin 9 - 20 -1887 3-5-1954 Nellie E. Spradlin (wife) 4-16-1894 infant Spradlin (child) James w. Spradlin 11 - 26 - 1924 8-28 - 1961 Frances c. Spradlin (wife) 2 - 26 - 1926 (liv i ng in 1978) Chri s topher Jones 1977 1977 Lora Ellen Mitchell 8 - 10-1957 8-10-1957 2 -4- 1932? Mary L. Davis? 3-27-1917? William Oscar Mitchell 188~ 196b' Myrtle P. Mitchell (wife) 1888 1975 7-27 - 1936 Lila Hubbard Cyphers 1-31-1887 4-2-1952 Charles M. Cyphers 3-20-1882 9 -17 - 1969 Rachel Cyphers Swan (daughter)6-8-1920 wife of Donald Swan �VIRGINI A APPALAC HIAN NOTES Henry Te rrell As hw ell Millie A. As h well John Ot e y Meado r Urna Amos Me a d o r ( wi f e ) Rhodess a c . S i mmon s Melva I Hudso n Ruby E. Hud s o n Norma J e an Amos Euell V . Amos Maud ie T. Amos ( wi fe ) 10- 4 - 1880 2 - 23-1886 4 - 19 - 1887 1893 7 - 26 - 1915 7 - 14 - 1922 3 - 4 - 1917 10- 18- 1937 6 - 30 - 1906 11- 3 - 1909 Floyd P. S immon s 1912 Walte r P . S prad l in 1883 F. Maude S pr adlin (wife) 1894 Dani e l Wi lfo r d Turner (so~ of )9-17 - 1946 J . W. & O. H. Turner Geneva Amos Turne r 2 - 22-1880 James He n ry Turner 10 - 6 - 1872 Home r 0 Amos Montana Wagoner 356 I nf . 89th . Div . Robert G. Lockett 1949 Fannie s . Webb 9 - 19-1878 Ralph Jen n i ngs Fo r d 2 - 2 - 19 - 2 Jame s C. Rans om 10 - 29 - 1918 Dorothy A. Ransom (wife) 2- 22 - 1927 Bertha H. Amos (wife of) 12- 11 - 1890 Lewis P . Amos 8-12 - 1886 Jesse S . Amos 8 - 14 - 1874 John w. Wallace 10-14-1869 Annie E. Wa llace (wife) 7 - 10- 1877 Terr ell Ki ng Payne 4 - 10 - 1908 Sallie Maude Payne (wife) 8 - 15 - 1907 Jamima A. Payne 1875 Willia m K. McGuire 1 1 - 16- 1874 Lil lie Fi s h e r McGu ire (w i f e ) 11- 9-1877 Lew i s H. McGu i re 6 - 2 - 1916 Flossie V. McGuire 3 - 13 - 1916 C. T . McGu ire 1964 Jos e ph w. Div er s 4- 5 -1885 El i zab eth McG . Di v er s (wife) 4-27 - 1885 Daver s Oa the r Di ve r s 4 - 13- 1909 Percy N . Di llon 19 22 Clinton Roy Gant t 7 - 24 - 19 55 David Ray Di xo n 2 - 11-1959 9 5-30-1956 2-15-1959 10-17-1940 1977 11-26-1938 2-23-1939 12-7-1941 3-19-1941 6-8-1974 (livi ng in 1978 ) 1967 1950 (living in 1978) 12-10-1946 2-4 - 1942 11-8-1946 6-19-1943 1974 4-29-1962 3-29-1959 (living in 1978 ) 7 - 6-1977 1-27- 1966 9-25-1954 5-7-1943 2 - 18- 195 1 7 - 14- 1948 5 - 31 - 1970 194 6 5 - 18- 1974 10 -13 -1956 4 - 15- 1950 4 - 6-1950 1964 12-29 -19 67 5 -3-1963 1 - 10- 1971 1978 9 - 29 - 197 3 8 - 24 - 1972 ++========================================================================== Our memb er, Vi ola B Wr i ght , has a s eri es of art icles on genealogy from an amateur v i ewpoin t a ppear ing in the Sal em Times Register. The fi rs t article app eared 24 Jan 1980. +!- ========================================================================== DESCENDAN'IS OF BATTA ILE FITZHUGH TALIAFERRRO CONWAY, article in Nov. VAN , is by Dr . W Conway Price , father of Mrs. Patrick A Ya t es. Very sorry f or this omi ss ion - �Vlf<~INIA 10 APPALACH IAN NOTES WILL of CHRISTIAN KUNTZY, dec eased 1774 contributed by . Mrs Joan E Hlousek * I Christian Kuntzy of Alsace Township in Berks County being at this time v ery old and weak in Body yet God be thanked of good Unde rstanding & Memory do hereby make my Last will and Testament in Manner followin g . Firstly It is my Will and I bequeath to my Wife Sarah Kun tzy my Cloathes Pres s with a ll things therein contained, her Saddle, a Tea Kettle and Ut ensils thereto belonging , and an Iron Pot, to do therewith as she pleas es . I give and bequeath to my wife Sarah Kuntzy yearly every year durin g the Time of her natural Life on my present Dwelling Plac e Five Pounds curren t Money of Pennsylvania which my Son Iavid Kuntzy h i s heirs Executo rs Administra tors or Assigns shall pay to her, together with a ll the fo llowing Articles herein mentioned, to wit, One Cow to be kept for her i n Summer in Pasture an d in Winter in good Fother & Stabling, also a good Riding Mare to be kept in the same Manner for her; the Cow my Wife may take from among my Cows , bu t the Mare shall be provided by my Son Iavid and his Suc ces so r s ; the Thi r d part of the Garden, a Row of Apple Trees in the Orchard to b e chosen by h er yearly, g ood Bedding Cloathing and Shoes as much as i s necc essary to be provided for her, good and sufficiant small cut Fire Wood to b e d eli v ered a t h er House , fourteen Bushels of good Wheat to be hauld to the Mi ll fo r her as she wan t s i t and the Meal to be brought to her House, on fatt Hog of an hundred Pounds Wei ght and in age and Sickness she shall be supplied with medicines and good At tendan ce, and the new House on my Place s hall be kept in good Repair for her Dwe lling during such Time. 3dly I give and devise to my s on Iavid Kuntzy all my Land a nd Plantation where I live in the Township and County aforesaid adjoining the Lands of Jacob Lansiscus and Henry Schmeck to have and to hold to him and h is Heirs and Assigns for Ever Upon Conditions that he his He irs Executo rs Administrators and Assigns shall be obliged to observe and fulfill all the above Bequests to my Wife. 4thly And Whereas I have appraised such Land to him Five Hundred Pounds Current Money of Pennsylvania whereof he shall have an equal Child's S hare, and he hath already paid the Sum of Two Hundred and twelve Pounds and s even Shillings current Money of Pennsylvania; He shall therefore pay the further Sums f ollowing, to wit, forty two Pounds four shillings and s ix Pence to my Son Jacob Kuntzy, twenty Pounds in Two Months Time and Twenty t wo Pounds four shillings and six Pence in five years Time. 5thly And to my Son Abraham Kuntzy the sum of twenty Pounds in on Year ans the Sum of twenty two Pounds four Shillings and cix Pence curren t Money in six Years. 6thly And t o my Tu.ughter Magdalena the Sum of twenty Pounds in two Years and the Sum of Twelve Pounds four Shillings and six Pence in seven Years . ?thly And to my s on Chris tian Kuntzy the Sum of twe nty two Pounds f our Shillings and six Pence in thre e Years Time. 8thly * And to my Son Henry Kuntzy the sum of twenty Pounds in four Years and 801SE119th Ave.; Vancouver , Wash. 98664 �YIRCtNIA Af PALACHlAN NOTES" 11 the Su m of twenty two p o unds f o u r Sh ill ings and six Pence in eithe Years and to my Le.ughter Cathari na and t o my Daughter Maria the Sum of five Shillings current Money each , t hey havi ng a l r ea d y r eceived their portion of the Land. 9 t hl y And to my Grand chi l d ren Johann es Kuntz y, J a cob Kuntzy and Catharina Ku n tz y Chail dren o f my De ceas ed Son Johannes , The Sum of forty four Pounds and s i x S hi l l i ngs at suc h Time whe n e a ch of t hem has arrived to the Abe to t wenty years to be di v ided in equ a l Shares amongs t them. Their Brother Henry has rec i eved h i s Shar e of the Land . 10thly An d a ll suc h Sums of Mon ey above bequea thed which my Son David Kuntzy shal l be a l l o wed h im af te~ my Deceas e i n Payment of the Land devised to him. 11 thly My Will i s tha t my Executors shall di v ide a ll the Residue of my mov eabl e g o ods in t o t e n e q u a l Parts betwe en my Wife a nd Children, the four Children of my S on J o hn Kunt z y deceas ed s ha ll rece ive the ir Father's Share according ( i ll egibl e ) b e true Interest and Meani ng here of . Lastl y I orda in no mina te and appoint as Executo rs of this my Will and Testamen t my t rus ty Fri e nd Ma rtin Orner of Ch ester County a nd my Trus ty Friend Conrad Prei s s of Be rks County a n d I d o hereby make n ull a nd void a ll Wills by me h e r e t ofore made a nd dec l are thi s to b e my l ast Will and Testament c'.!~d to othe r in Witness where of I have h e r e un t o set my Ha nd and Sea l. (Illegible) This t wen ty fourt h Lay of Marc h 1 773 , /s/ Chris tian Kuntzi ( S eal) Si gn ed S e a l ed a nd d e clared by t h e said Chri stia n Kunt z v to be hi s Testa men t, i n t h e Presence of u s Ch ri s t i an Merckel Willia m Ri es er v ( a Trans l ati on fr o m t h e ori ginal German fi l ed i n the Berks County Court House in Will Book. Page -- 16 Nov 1774 . Berks Co ., Pa .) ============================================================================ CORRECTION t o #686 i n Dea th Book of Roa noke Co., Va, for 1 85J-1 881 #686 . J a mes Bo h o n: d 1 Au g 1 864 = c d pn eumon ia = J6 y r s = p William and Franc es Bo hon = b Rke Co = d Sa lisbu ry, NC = o t a nne r & soldi er = c Mari a Bohon. J a mes Bohon was my 2 nd grt. grandfather a nd I have c olle c ted c ons i derable inf o r ma ti on on h i m and his ances tors . He was a sol d i er in t h e confederat e The Army a nd hi s milita ry s e rvic e pap ers show t hat he died July 17 , 1864. na me of his wif e ( a bove ) i s a l s o a n erro r. James C. Bo h on marri ed Sara h Frances Owens, Jun e J O, 1853, Roanoke, Va. He wa s still marri ed t o her at the time of h is d eat h. Sh e later remarried to George W Ll oyd about 1869 . I don ' t know how or why the nam e of Maria Bohon is given as his wife ' s na me on the deat h record. Thi s James C Bohon was the grandson of Thomas Bohon and Eli zab e th Cla rk who came to Botetourt Count about 1824. The name was origina lly s p e ll e d Bau ghan or Boughan . Th ey were fro m Culpeper Co . , Va . . . . . . Mrs Barba ra Thorn, 16 07 Or chard Hts, Rd . NW , Salem, Or e gon 973 04 ( Not e : The death could have b een reported to the c ounty on Aug 1 b y a me mber of the f a mily or a neighbor . An d ho w many knew wha t 'consort ' meant ? Remember the early c ourt re c or d s can b e wron g - especially the vita l statistics.) I �V I RGlNI~ l\PJ'ALACHI AN NQll_ i 12 OBITUARIES FROM A SCRAPBOOK contributed by Doris Sink* Andrew Ritchey (my great uncle) born 1874 in Pa. di ed 1966 in Carroll Coun ty, Indiana. For a hobby in later _years he kept a scrap b ook and cut out the names of people he knew and pasted in his book. Readi ng his book I found many obituaries of people who were born in Virginia. I wonder if they would be of any interest? About the year 1895 maybe a little later a t rain load of Virgi nian ' s came to Flora, Indiana (Carroll Co.) to make their hom e . Have a picture of them getting off the train at the Flora depot. George D Fisher, age 70, died 1937, native of Virginia. Elder J J Oyler, 78, died 1938, native of Virginia. Moss Meador, 79, died 19J8, native of Va., widow is Mary Boone Meador. Geo. B. Flora, 82, died 1937, born Franklin Co., Va. Old Order. Elizabeth Boone, 102, died Jan 2, 1939, daughter of Ianiel and Eliza beth Oyler, born Franklin Co, Va., married Josiah Boone, a descend ent of Ianiel Boone. Josiah died 1917. Old Order. July 20, 1940, Benjamin Wray, 49, born Franklin Co., Va. Iavid Sink, born in Va., son of Joseph and Barbara Sink, died 1942, age 9J. Thaddeus S Dillon, born Roanoke, Va, bro Zack, s ister Mrs . Sallie MaJC!i.Y, both of Roanoke, Va., died 1942. Henry Crook, 73, died 1955, born Franklin Co, Va, marri ed Julia A Hodge. Mrs Alice (Flora) Funderbur gh, of Emanuel Funderburgh. 81, born 1874 in Franklin Co, Va, di ed 1956. Wife Old Order . Mrs Wil l a Sink Dillon, 78, native of Va, died 1957, widow of Jesse Dillon. Mrs Ella Landis, brothers Russell, Virgil, Goldie, Tom and Floyd Sink. Sister Lee Sink, 69, died 1955, born in Va,, son of Lavid and Martha (Frantz ) Si nk, married Wlxie Price in 1909. Mrs Eva (Oyler) Brown, died 1935, born Franklin Co, Vap in 1902, daughter of Ammon and Elizabeth (Simmon) Oyler. Ammon Oyler born Franklin Co., Va, married 1895 Betty Simmons of Va ., died 1953, Newton Wray, 58, born Roanoke , Va, died 1951, married Eva Aibaug h. Dec 11, 1950 Mrs Mary Lucinda (Boone) Meador, 82, born in Va, married Moss Meador. Riley Sink, 73 , born Franklin Co, Va, died 1953. Married 1899 Susan Harter. sisters Mrs Sophia Swanson, Roanoke, and Mrs Sally Flora, Boone Mills, Va. Two Mrs Mike Barnhard, 73, native of Franklin Co, died 1947, came of Carroll Co. in 1916. Formerly Mary H Angle. Jess Lee Dillon, 82, Q,j.ed 1948, . born Wertz, Va, son of Tyree and Anne Divers Dillon, marri ed Willa Ann Sink. Two brothers, Emmett and John of Wertz, Va, and a s ister Mrs Sally Plybow of Wertz. Irbin E Angle, 88, died 1979, born Franklin Co, Va, son of Benjamin D and Irene Bowman Angle . Dincie Ann McGuire Sink, born 1888, Franklin Co, Va , died 1937 . *1323 Wabash Road; Marion, Ind . 46952 , �VtRCIN1A APPALACH1AN NOTES 1J Walter Lee Sink, born 188J, Roanoke, Va, died 1917, Martha Su sanne Fishe r M G . b Ri ha c uire, om Franklin Co, Va, died 1941 , daughter of c rd and Eli zabeth Bousman Fisher. Joel Samuel Mc~, born 1859 Roanoke, Va, died 1902 Carroll Co, Ind. (Note: Words that . are underlined--copied as spelled on original paper mailed t 0 us. ) * * * * * * * * * * NELSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOC IETY (Ky) is planning a celebration on 6 Sep t 1980. In 1 88 7, twenty-two years' after the Civil War, a memorable celebration took plac e in Bardstown, Ky. 'Ihe Sixth Annual Reunion of the Orphan Brigade was held with Union soldiers as special guests .•...... And we are going to remember it! The Nel son County Historical Society is planning to re-create the whole day from the morning welcome to arriving travelers, down to the fancy ball in the evening •................ 'Ihe original newspaper a ccounts list 202 names with pertinent facts -- this list may be obtained by sending one dollar and a stamp ed, s elf-addressed business-size envelope to .. ... Sept 6, 1980; Nelson County Historical Society, PO Box J11; Bardstown, Ky 40004. Also write for information on the day of celebration being planned by them. * * * * * * * * * * "History of Sc ott County, Va," by RM Addington, 1932, is being reprinted by by Cecil L Durham , 1361 Watauga Street, Kingsport, Tenn. 37660. Cost til Mar 1, 1980 $11.00,-afte r Mar 1 $16.oo ============================================================================ MARS EXCHANGE NEWSLETTER -- all those interested wri te to Mrs Nancy Miller , 2J12 Rising Hill Road, Placerville, CA 95667 . ============================================================================ The AMERICAN LEGION magazine, Jan 980, p 16, has a very good article on " The Place Namers", The little known agency that tried to make Pittsburgh drop its "h" has had successes too. The Federal agency or committee , The Domestic Names Committee of the US Board on Geographic Names, "is the arbiter of the nation's nearly four million place-names and of the federally-accepted version of the uncounted millions of foreigh names, including the labels pinned on topographic features on seabeds and on extraterrestrial bodies. With a mandate extending f r om the s mallest crossroads hamlet to the far side of distant planets, its decisions effect legal, political, economic, acadis, and even military matters." Does anyone know what has been printed by the goveniment on the past name changes of this agency, The second year of its existence, several thousand names were involved - - and changed. Maybe this would be on e sourc e t o f i nd that place that has disappeared. ++========================================================================== �VIRG IN IA APPAL')CH IAN NOTE) 14 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULE RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGI NIA The mortality schedule was taken at the time of the c ensus . The 1850 , '60 , '70, '80 schedules for the state of Virginia are on mic rofi}Mat the State Archiv es . Copies of the county schedule may be order from The Vi rginia State Library , Archives Division, Richmond, Va. 23219. page 189. SHCEDULE 3. - Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, in District 52 in the County of Russell State of Virginia, enumerated by me I saac Vermillion Ass't Marshal. The headings of the columns are as follows: 1. NAME OF EVERY PERSON WHO DIED during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, whose usual Plac e of Abode at the ti me of his Dea th was in his Family. DESCRIPTION: 2. Age 3. Sex 4. Colour : White, bl a ck & mulatto. 5, Free or Slave. 6. Married or widowed . 7. PLACE OF BIRTH. Naming the State , Territory , or Country . 8. The Month in which the Person died. 9. Profession , occupation or trade. 10. Disease, or cause of death . 11. Number of days ill (Note: each line is numbered) 1. Tilmon Cassell* = 22 = M = B = S =O= Russell Co, Va = Oct = Laborer = ?Typf oid fever = 21 dyas (or Carrell) 11 2 . Joseph = 18 = M = B = S = O = IO = Jany = Do = Do = 2 0 J . Amanda Adams = 19 = F = 0=0= M = Do = Nov ' r = o = Con s ump ti on = 2 years ? 4. Winney ?Grizzle = 2 = F = 0=0=0= IO = Jany =0= Croup = 3 days 5. Eli zabeth Mennick = 54 = F =0=0= M = ?Shenandoah Co, Va = Sept ' r =0 = Rheumentis? = 1 year? ( Rheuma tism) 6. Pa t ton J ?Blessing = 7/12 = M =O=O=O= Russell = Mc h = 0 =* ?D~~ to brain? = 90 days? ( *Dysp eepsie ) 7. Martha J Harris ?*= 41 = F =0=0= M = Pa trick Co , Va = Nov' r 0 = ? 'IYJ?f oid = 21 " ( *Harais) f ever Do 0 b = = 20 8 . Nancy Hendricks = 23 = F = B = S = o = Russell Co, Va = Fe Y = 9. Jackson Hendricks = 16 = M = B = s = o = Do = Mch = Labor e r = Do = 2 0 10. Martha a Slave = 10/12 = F = B = s = o = Do = Nov'r = 0 = Not Known = 1 Month 11. Nancy Price = 88 = F = O = o = w = N.C. = Do = O = ?Billicus fe ver= 10 ? days 12 . J ames Bays = 69 = M =O=O= M = Bedford Co , Va Augt = Meth Minis t er = ?Gravel = 12 13. Rebecca C Burk = 1 = S = O=O=O= Rus sell Co, Va = Fe by = 0 = Cr oup = 15 11 14. Rebecca Fields = 35 = F =0=0= M = Tazewell Co, Va = Mch = 0 = Cancer = 20 15. George Dick enson = 75 = M =O=O=W = Louisa Co, Va = Jany = Farme r = Old age = 8 16 . ?Lydia Puck ett = 28 = F = 0=0= M =Grayson Co, Va = Ap'l = O= Cons umption = 5 years 17. Jane Puck ett = 75 = F =0=0= w = N c = Feby =0= Do = not known 18. Nancy Puckett = 28 = F =O=O= M = Russell Co, Va = Do = O= Cold = J Mos 19 . Lydia Hess = 25 = F =0=0= M = Do = Mch = O = Consumption = 2 y ears 20. Elizabeth Hes s = 2 = F =0=0=0= Do = July = O = Burn = 2 0 day s 21 . Elizabe th Gi l bert = 13 = F =O=O=O= Do = May = 0 = Sudden = 0 22. Ja 's H Campbell = 1 = M =0=0=0= Do = July = 0 = Cr oup = 9 days 23. Mary J Ramsy*" = 1 = F =O=O=O= Do = May = O = Bold Hi v es = 7 " ( *Ramey) 24. Ds.niel P Ds.le = 6/12 = M =0=0=0= Do = July =O= Not known = 6 months 25. Spencer Adkins = 1 = m =0=0=0= Do = May = 0 = Burn = 7 days 26 . John Rose = 80 = M =O=O= W = N c = Do = none = Gravel = 2 mon ths 11 27. John Ratliff = 14 = M =0=0=0= Russell Co , Va = June = Dropsey = 12 11 28. Wade H Ratliff = 8 = M =O=O=O= Ky = Do = O = Do = 6 29.*Patteson? Kiser= 2 = M =O=O=O= Russel l Co , Va= Dec'r =0 =Bold hives= 6 days (*Patton) II 11 II II 11 �YIRCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES JO. 31. 32. JJ. J4. 35. 15 John Burris = 12 = M =0=0=0= Do = Augt = 0 = Consumption = 3 years Nancy Fraley = 65 = F =O=O=W = Do = July = 0 = Dropsy = 4 months Rob' t Hol e br ook = 63 = M =0=0= M = N C = Dec 'r = Farmer = Piles = J " Melvin Ke ith = 6/12 = M =0=0=0= Russell Co, Va =July =O= Croup = 2 days J ane Te t er ? = 60 = F =0=0=0= Tennessee = Do =0= Dropsey = 1 year W'm Lockhart = 20 = M =0=0=0= Russell Co, Va = Feby = Farmer = Sudden =O page 190 ( 2nd opi ni on - all Hunt (surname) should be Hurt) 1. I saac Hunt?Hurt? = 20 = M =0=0= M = Russell Co, Va = Nov'r = Farmer = 'IJrphoid f ever = 3 We eks 2.Jn'o M Hunt? = 31 = M ~v=U= M =Do = Oct'o =Do =Do= 6 weeks 3. 3. Lewis B Robins = 23 = M =0=0=0= Do = Dec 'r = Do = Do = 2 " 4. Jn' o ?Ba rrett = 39 = iM =0=0= M = Tennessee = Oct' o = Do = Do = 5 " 5. Rebecca Hunt = 69 = F =0=0= W = not known = Nov'r = 0 = Do = 3 months 6, Wes ley Hunt = 26 = M = B = S = Russell Co, Va = Oct'o =Laborer = Do = 2 Weeks 7. Julia Hunt = 14 = F = B = S = Do = Do = 0 = Do = 10 days 8. Neely? McGlothlin? = 42 = M =O=O= M = Do = Farmer = Plurasy = 1.3 " 9. Henry Smith = 27 = M =0=0= M =Do = Feby = Do =Consumption = 2 years 10. John As hley = ?42 = M =0=0= M = N c = Augt = Laborer = Typus fever = 2 weeks 11. Sally Green*= 22 = F =0=0= M = Do = July = O = sudden (*Greer ) 12. ?Na.Q!Tla Mitchell = 10 = F =O=O=O= Russell Co, Va . Feby =0= Not known = 10 days 13. Martha C Dickenson 26 = F =0=0=0= Do = Dec 'r =0= '?Scrofulus = 4 years 14. Phoebe R. Mitchell = 24 = F =0=0= M =Do = Augt = 0 =Sudden = 0 15. Jacob Fuller = 'Y( = M =0=0= M = Do = Dec 'r = Farmer = 'fy]f-oid fever = ?2 weeks 16. Barbara C Pe ck = 5 = F =0=0=0= Do = Feby = 0 = Croup = 6 hours 17. W'm ?Sams ales? *= 80 = M =0 =0= M =Princ e Edward Co , Va = Mch =farmer= ~:-* ?Cheronice? =O ( *Samples ; **Chronic ) 18. -Etrrr:ts-?/Ennis Ratliff = 35 = M =0=0= M = Tazewell Co Va = Dec ' r = Do = Consumption = 5 years 19.--ID:ttnra:-?Elihue Ratliff = 5/12 = M = 0=0=0= Russell Co Va =A .ugt =0= Croup = 2 days 20. Elbert *?T Hurt? = 1 = M =0=0=0= fu = fu = 0 = not known = 5 months ( *S) page 191 (written 469) 1. Ja mes Chapman = 33 = M =O=O= M = Smyth Co Va = Augt = Laborer = Sudden =O 2. Thurston C Hunt?-it: 25 = M = O=O= M = Russell Co Va = Dec ' r=Farmer = Typhoid fever = 3 weeks (*Hurt) 3. John a slave = 1/12 = M = B = S =0= Do = Feby =O= Sudden = 0 4, ?Sarah Neece = 57 = F =O=O= Va = Tennessee = Dec'r = O =Consumption = 6 years 5. Ja's C McCoy = 1/12 = M =0=0=0= Russell Co Va = May=O= Croup = 3 days 6. J a ' s Poindexter = 1/12 = M =0=0=0= Do = Jan'y =0= Bold hi ves = 3 days 7 • Martha C Owens = 5/12 = F =0=0=0= Do = July =0= Colery molus ?-it: 1 " ( *morbes ) 8. Celia Poston = 80 = F =O=O= W = Henry Co Va = April =O= Old Age =O 9. John Garrett?*= 76 = M = O=O=O= N C =Sept =Farmer = Dis eas e of the kidney (*Garnett) = 8 months 10. Anna Honaker = 80 = F =0=0= W = Do = Dec'r = old age = 0 11. W' m T Johnson = 6 = M =O=O=O= Russell Co , Va = Feby = 0 = Inflama tion of the brain = 7 days 12 . Jeremia h Muns ey? = 79 = M =O=O= M = Rockingham Co Va = Mch = f armer = old age =0 13. Susan Gibson = 63 = F =O=O= M = Mon tgomery Co Va = Do = 0 = Consumption = 12 yea rs 14.*?Axla? Gilmer= 35 = M =0=0= M =Russell Co Va= Ap'l = Farmer= Cholic = 2 days ( *Axton) �V 1R C I Nf A APPALACHfAN NOTES 16 1_5. Margaret Long = J = F =0=0=0= Do = Nov =O= Croup = 10 " 16. Joel D3.venport = 21 = M =0=0=0= Scott Co Va = Apri l = Far me r = Cons u mption = 2 years 17. John E White = J/12 = M = O=O=O= Russell ·co Va = July =0= Bea ling = 1 mon th 18. Margar e t J essee = 2 0 = F = 0=0 =0= Do = Do = O= Typhoid f ev er = 9 da y s 19. W' m Fields = 29 = M =0=0= M = Do = Mch = Fa rmer = do = 8 weeks 20 . Rachel Vanhook = 24 = F =0 =0=0= Do = Fe by = 0 = Cons umption = 2 y ears 21. ~onda Martin = 48 = F =O=O=M = Do = Nov 'r =0= Typ hoid f eve r = J we eks ( *Rhoda) 22 . John Finney= 76 = M =0=0= M =Bedford Co, Va = Dec ' r =Farmer = Grav el = J months 2J . Wm Burk? = _52 = M =0=0= M = Rus sell Co Va = Feby = Do = Typhoid fever = 11 weeks 24. Hannah E White = 5/12 = F =0=0=0= Do = Mch = 0 = Cr oup = 2 " 25 . John Owens = 82 =0=0= M = Va = July = Farmer = Drop s ey = 6 mon ths 26. Susannah Carty = 101 '= F =O=O= W = Pa = Mch =O= Do = 4 years 27 . Mary Johnson = 79 = F =0=0= W = N C = July =0= old age = 0 28 . W' m Isaacks? = 19 = M =0=0=0= Russell Co Va = Augt = Laborer = Su dden = 0 29 . Mary Vermillion = BJ = F = 0 = 0 = W = Frederick Co Va = Fe by = 0 = Typhoid fever = 4 weeks JO . Elizabeth McGraw = JO = F =O=O= M = Patrick Co Va = April =0= Sudden =O J1 . An infant not named = 1/12 = F =O=O=O= Russ ell Co Va = Aug t =0= Croup = 3 days 32. Do Do = 9/12 = F =0=0=0= Do = Oct'o = 0 =Worms = 8 days 33 . Lucy Vincel? = 40 = F =0=0= M =Do= April =0= Sudden =0 J4. Elizabeth Tauney = 76 = F =O=O=W = Wythe Co Va = Feby =0= Appop l exy = 5 days 35. Nancy K McGraw = JO = F =O=O= M = Russ ell Co Va = Nov' r =O= Typhoid f ever = 4 ·weeks. ( The * are the opinion of what the handwr iting i s on the c opy of t h e 1 850 morta l i ty s chedule that we have) ~Jt~ =============================================================================== William BRONAN, June 1 , 1784, A 11JO. Aid from Stat e . Pe t i tioner was blacksmith i n public s ervi c e & beca me paralyzed in left s id e from drinking cold water. Whi le i n public s ervice he went from place to pl a c e , & c onsequently cannot b ecome a charge upon Staunt on Pari s h, where he was taken ill. Re j e cted. Augus ta Co, Va. Legislative Peti t ions . Va . State Li brary Report 1907- 08. Vol 5, p 141 . ( Note: In t hi s volume the Legis lative Pe titions have been abs tracted through Bedf ord Co . The originals are in the Va Stat e Ar chives) RESEARCH NOTES FOR MEMBERS "Bi ographical Sketches" f r om Hardes ty ' s Encycl opedi a , 1884. The _51st Va Infant ry, CSA, from Wy the Co ., Va. Wheeler, Wm R, Co B; promoted quart ennaster ser geant ; battles 7 , s ervice 4 year s. Wheel er, Samuel B, Co B; promoted commiss a ry s ergeant; capture d. at Waynesboro; held at Ft. Dela wa r e 4 months ; bat tles, 8; service 4 years. �DEA TH BOOK OF ROANOKE CO., VA. FOR 1853 - 1881 copied by Marvin U Ne i ghbors 1867 851. Henry Oyler - d 3 Sept 1867 - cd gangreen of the lungs - 36 yr 6 mo 27 da - p Lewis & Sarah Oyler - c Catharine Hartman - b & d 852. 853. 854. 855. 856. 857. 858. 859. 860. 861. 862. 863. 864. 865. 866. 867. Back Creek ne ar Red Hill Church - o farmer - inf Cornelius Oyler, brother Purity Jane Owen - d 3 Feb 1867 - cd not known - 1 da - p James .A & Julia Owen - b & d Back Cr, Rke Co John Pot t e r - d 2 June 1867 - cd feeble, old age - 78 yr 9 mos P Lewis & Nancy Potter - c Phoebe Potter - b Franklin Co - d Big Lick Depot, Rke Co - inf M:artha B A. L F Trout, daughter Elizabe th Poage - d 11 June 1867 - cd feeble & old age ·s upposed 82 yr 2 da - p & Franklin (Gj_ ven names not known) b not known - d Back Cr, Rke Co - c William Poage Sr - inf William Poa ge Jr son. John Solomon Richardson - 20 Jan 1867 - cd diabetes - 52 yr 2 mo P William & Nancy Richardson - p Frances Greenwood - b Back Cr d Cave Sprin g , Rke Co John William Richardson - d 25 July 1867 - cd croup - 2 mos - P John N & Mary H.ichards on - b Franklin Co Va - d Bent Mt, Rke Co Martha Simmons - d 17 June 1867 - cd par~lysis - about 30 yrs - P could not of certain - not married - d Poor House on Mason's Cr, Rke Co - inf John Humphries Elizabeth Saunders Scott - d Nov 1867 - cd thrown by a horse 12 mos 1 da - p Delila Scott (not married) - b & d Catawba at A Huf.finan. John Allen Stokes - d 28 Oct 1867 - cd congestion of the br ain 48 yr - p German y & Jane J Stokes - b & d Lunenburg Co, Va not married - inf EN Stokes, brother. Mary Frances Stevens - d 26 Nov 1867 - cd consumption - 42 yrs P A.ustin & Frances Noble - c James W Stevens - b Amelia Co , Va d Salem, Va Ellen Shephard - d Oct 1867 - cd inflamatory brain - 60 yr - P not given - c lewis Shephard - b Rockbridge Co, Va - d near B Deyerles Hill , Rke Co b . Laura Herter Trout - d 19 Jan 1867 - cd conjestion of the r ain 6 mos - p David E & Sarah C Trout - b & d River Hill Farm , Rke Co Ruth Dabney Turner - d 15 Sept 1867 - cd flux - 54 yrs - p Samue l & Mildred Fields - c Gideon Turner - b Bedford Co, Va - d Back Cr, Rke Co. Samuel Fields Turner - d 18 Nov 1867 - cd consumpti on - 37 yr - P Gid & Ruth Turner - not married - b Bedf'ord Co - d Back Cr, Rke Co Priscilla Woods - d 2 Jan 1867 - cd consumpti on - 70 yrs - P William Gulliford - c Joseph Woods - b Botetourt C.o , Va - d Stone House Catawba, Rke Co - inf G McConkey, son Walte r Shelboun Wolf - d 23 Feb 1867 - cd e rysipilas - 1 mo 1 da p Jacob I N & Bettie Wolf - b & d Mason's Cove , Rke Co Mary Hag . Painter - d July 1867 - cd heart disease - 78 yr - P George & Etzler - c Jacob Painter - b Botet our t Co - d Catawba Rke Co - inf George Painter ~ son continued from page 146, No . 4 , Vol. III VIRGINIA A PPALACHIA N NQTf.S 17 �VlRGI NIA APPALACH IAN NOUS 18 1868 868. Julie Anders on - d 27 Oct 1865 - cd bold hi ves - 4 da - p J ohn M & Martha Jane l\nderson - b & d J1fason' s Cove , H.ke Co 869. Joseph Emory Barri.hart - d 23 Apr 1868 - cd brain fever - 1 mo 28 da - p Daniel E & Susannah Barnhart _ b & d Craven 1 s Cr, Rke Co 870. Amanda C Baldwin - d 17 Mar 1868 _ cd neuralgia & cons umption 23 yrs - p Samuel W & Matilda Jane Hen~J - c William J Baldwin b Franklin Co, Va - d Bent Mt, Rke Co 871. Sarah Burton - d Dec 1868 - cd pneumonia - 36 yr - P William & Joana Burton - not married - b Rockbrid ge Co, Va - d Catawba, Rke Co - inf William S Burton, brother 872, Stephen Boyd - 1 Mar 1868 - cd diptheria - 43 yr - p Samuel & Agnes Boyd - c Grace Trumbill _ b Franklin Co, Va - d near Salem 873. Charles Wesley Bess - d 1 Aug 1868 _ cd inflamation of the stomach - 8 mos - p William H & Em F Bess _ b Tenness ee - d d ontgomery Co, Va 874. not named Board - d 21 .May 1868 _ cd not lalown - 5 da - p Francis & Mary A Board - b & d Rke River Rke Co 875. Lucian Frank Bowers - d 23 Jan 1B68 - cd supposed pne un onia - 19 da - p S Carson & Sarah P Bowers - b & d Salem, Va 876. Mary E E Bowers - d 4 Har 1868 _ cd pneumonia - 2 yr - p S Cars on & Sarah P Bowers - b & d Salem Va 877. Reuben Bryant - d 1 Feb 1868 _' cd paralysis - 84 yr - p not lalown - c ..A,nna Thrift - o farmer _ b Richmond Co, Va - d Tinker Cr, Rke Co - inf John M Bryant son 878. John William Banks - ct'1 July 1868 - cd scrofula - 2 yrs 6 mos p Charles & Paulina Banks _ b & d near Salem, Va 879. William Carper - d 28 Apr 1868 _ cd cholora infantum - 30 da - P E Hersey & Cordelia Carper _ b & d Salem, Va . 880. Sarah Carroll - d 9 Apr 1868 _ cd child birth - 25 yr 6 mo - P John S & Susan Hartman _ c John Carroll - b Back Cr, Rke Co - d Crowell' s Gap, Va 881. Eliza C Cunningham - d Aug 1868 _ cd inflamation of the bowels 20 yrs - p George & Margaret Cwmingham - not married - b & d Cave Spring, Rke Co 882. Malkiah Damewood - d 25 Nov 1868 _ cd fall from house - 60 yrs p James & Mary Damewood _ c Sarah Britt - o farmer - b Craig Co, Va - d Catawba Co 883. John H J Dangerfield - d 25 Dec 1868 - cd hemorage of the lungs 33 yrs - p Alex & Clarkey Dangerfield - o farmer - not married - b Franklin Co, Va - d near Back Cr, Rke Co 884 . Jacob Doos:i.ng - d A,ug 18 1868 _ cd pnewnonia - 19 yr - p Jacob & Catharine Doosing - c Rachel Deedes - o farmer - b Pennsylvania - d Catawba, Rke Co - inf John Deedes, step son 885. Rachel Doosing - d 28 Aug 1868 - cd typhoid fever - 63 yr - P Peter & Susan Deeds - c Jacob Doosing - b Botetourt Co - d Cat awba Rke Co - inf John Deeds, son 886. Hegina V Dunlop - d 4 June 1868 - l yr - p Robert B & Saloma F Dunlop - b Augusta Co Va - d Augusta Co 11???1 = cd flux �VI RGINIA APPAL ACHIAN NOTES 8870 Wi l li am _,Lun l op - d Sept 1868 - cd flux - 3 yr - p Robert B & Saloma i• Dunlop - 13 & D Auguste. Co Va 88 8 . Eule li a Frantz - d 4 J ul y 1868 - cd cholers infantum - 6mos 13 da - P ifa rs h all F & Vi rginie.. B Frantz - b & d Masons Creek Bridge, Rke Co 889 . R. obert lee Ga'1ibi l l - d 6 June 1868 - cd chronic diarrhoea - 1 yr 6 mos - p Jame s '-'.i & Sarah .:::; Gambill - b & d Big Lick, Va 8 90. Vi r gini a Garst - d 13 Mar 1868 - cd not known - 1 mo 14 da - P Henry & Sarah Gars t - b & d Garst• s .Mi l l Rke Co 8 91 . Wis e Go odman - d 16 Ma r 1868 - cd dipthe;ia - 5mos 27 da - p Robert T & Fran oe s A Goodman - b & d Botetourt Springs, Rke Co 892. Nancy R Greer - d 25 1868 *- cd consumption • 4o yrs - p William & Tab ith a Ch ildre ss - c Moses C Greer - b Franklin Co, Va - d at Anthem Da l e Fa n n, Rke Co = *June 25 893. Yiary Grice - d 2 Nov 1868 - cd consumption - 73 yrs - p Samuel & Is a bella Grice - not married - b & d Back Creek, Rke Co - inf Hannah Gr ice - sister Sarah Gri ss o - d 28 May 1868 cd old age - 87 yr & some months P Owen & Judy Franklin - c Jacob Grisso - b Bedford Co, Va - d Back Cr, Rk e Co - inf William Grisso, step-son 895. Eve Gri ggs - d 8 Apr 1868 - cd consumption - 31 yrs - p Peter & Sus an Kefauve r - c Samuel Gri ggs - b & d Rke River, Rke Co 896. Willi am Harris - d 13 Dec 1868 - cd pneumonia - 60 yr 7 mo - P Levi & Tobith a Harris - c Sarah E Muse - o farmer - b Bedford Co - d Bac k Cr, Rke Co 897. Harriet Hieze r - d 23 Jan 1868 - cd consumption - 30 yr - P William & Hannah Boon - c Benjarr,.in Hiezer - b England - d Salem Va - o seamstress - inf Zebulon Boon, brother Mary D Howbert - d 12 Jan 1868 - cd Spasms - 14 yr 2 mo 23 da P George W & Charlotte Howbert - b & d Rke River, Rke Co Samuel Hubbert - d 14 Jan 1868 - cd consumption - 65 yr 8 mos P George & Elizabeth Hubbert - c Mary A Shafer - o farmer - b Shenandoah Co, Va - d Peters Cr, Rke Co 900. Henry Keagy - d 28 Nov 1868 - cd pneumonia - 80 yr 7 mos 1 da P Henry & Catharine Keaggy - c Ann Strickler & Eliza Marky - o farmer - b Shenandoah Co, , Va - d near Green Ridge, Rke Co 9010 Jane Lee - d 1 lviar 1868 ../ cd pneumonia - 40 yrs - p James & Elizabeth Turner _ c James lee - b Montgomery Co, Va - d north of Rke River, Rke Co 902. John Scott Lovern - d 23 Dec 1868 - cd diptheria - 6 yr - P Theophilus B & Elizabeth Lovern - b & d Back Cr, Rke Co 903. Frances HcLav ey - d 27 Nov 1868 - cd consumption - 43 yr 11 mo p John & rfar tha Withers - c Arthus NcLavey - b & d Salem , Va inf Maria Withers, sister 904. Mary Hays - d Apr 1868 - cd Asthama Suffocation - 77 yr - p Thomas & Cynthia Wright - c Ba linger Mays - b Bedford Co Va - d Back Cr, Rke Co - inf John W Mays, son Nancy Elle n Muse - d 21 July 1868 - cd conjestion of Br a in - 1 yr 10 mos - p Benjamin S & Margaret Muse - b Back Cr - d Poages Mill Rke Co - 19 �V IRGlN IA APPA LA CHIAN bJOTES 20 906. not named Murry (female) - d 3 i'1ay 1868 - c d not kn own - 3 da - P Elias & Lucinda Murry - b & d on Rke H.iver, Rke Co 907. 1-'Iary Pane - d ll Jviay 1868 - cd dropsy - 70 -::lr supp os e d - p n ot lmown - no relatives in this country - not mar r i ed - d at the Po or House - George W lewis 908e George Brook Parker - d 30 Jan 1868 - cd i nf l arna t ion of the brain - 7 mos - p James L & Ann Parker - b Cave Sprin g , H.ke Co - d i·'1eadow Green 909. Catharine Pettit - d 28 Sept 1868 - cd con j e cti on of the lun gs 58 yr - p Peter & Elizabeth Shafer - c Wi lliam Pettit l a s t - b Rockingham Co, Va - Evans Bit; Spring - in f J ames Y Pett:Lt, ste p-son 9100 Rebecca Platt?/flott - d 11 June 1868 - cd consumption - 70 yrs p Lawrence & :Mary Spiggle - c Henry Platt - b Shenand oah Co, Va d Peters Cr, Rke Co - inf Sarah Spi ggle brothers wife. 911. Eliza Jane Rogers - d 26 Sept 1868 _ cd' consumpti on - 20 yr 8 mos 26 da - p Washington & Catharine Rogers - n ot marrie d - b Craig Co, Va - d Garvin's Cr Rke Co _ inf Jane G Richardson, a unt 912. Jane Rutter - d 30 May'1868 - cd consumption - 36 yrs - P David & Rachael Owens - c John Rutter _ b & d on Rke Ri ver, Rke Co 913. Eliza Jane Rhodes - d 8 June 1868 _ cd drops y - 20 yrs - p Fred/ Frederick & Eliza Ann Rhodes _ not married - b & d S ale m, Va 914. Amanda E Rhodes - d 17 June 1868 _ cd heart di seas e - 16 yrs - P William F & Nancy Rhodes - b & d Salem Va 915. Mary Catharine Settle _ d 11 Oct 1868 - cd womb dis e ase - 36 yr p John & Sarah Barbara Hammack _ c Berry Settle - b Be dford Co d Wolf Cr, Rke Co 916. Isa'?8lla G Simmons - d 24 Aug 1868 - cd consump tion - 4~ yr - P lew"'l..S & Frances T Harvey _ c s F Simmons - b Speed1ve 11 1 arm - d Back Cr, Rke Co 917. Lucinda Siler - d 29 Jan 1868 _ cd dropsy - 70 yrs - P George & Sallie Wright - c John Siler _ b Rockbridge Co, Va - d Fort lewis Mt, Rke Co 918 . James 11 B Thomason - d 4 July 1868 _ cd brain fever - p Joel S & 11aria Thomason - b & d Fair Dealings 6 mo 919 e Nancy C Turner - d 15 Dec 186e _ cd conjestion of the lungs - 46 yr - p James & Elizabeth Lynch _ c Alfred Turner - b Bedford Co Va - d Balahak, Rke Co 920. Joel Withrow - d 23 Har 1868 _ cd pneumonia - 84 y r ll mos 23 da - p not Im.own - not married _ 0 farmer - b Botetourt Co, Va d Garvin ' s Cr, Rke Co _ inf F Johnston, his executer 921. William lewis Zirkle _ d 2 Aug 1868 _ cd not given - 4 mo 22 da - p George William & Emma Zirkle _ b & d Mason 1 s Cr , Rke Co = 1870 92 2. Sa r ah S Doosin g - d 2 July 1870 _ cd consumption - 64 yrs - P Woods - c widow of John w noosing - b & d Catawba, Rke Co 923 . -C_at_h-a rine Garman - d 19 Mar 18 70 - cd rupture - 52 yr - P Grabill - c not named - b Botetourt Co, Va - d on the North Fork of Rke River, Rke Co �I - VIRGINI A APPALACHIAN NOTES 924. Ad i · a ine. Go ?<1win - d 30 July 18 70 - cd consumption - 52 yr - p Phi 1.l7ps - c n ot name d - b & d Cat awba, Rke Co 925 . e or ge l-I Hi x - d 1 2 Sept 18 70 - cd f lux & fever - age not given - P J ames H 8c Florentine Hi x - b Bradshav-r's Creek - d Hason's Cr , Rke Co er-- 926 . 927. 928. 9290 930. 931. 932. 933. 9J~o 93.5. 936 . 938. 939. 940. 941. 942. 943. 944. 945. 946 . 947 . 948. Sar ah . J Lawson - d 3 J une 18 70 - cd drops y of chest - ll yrs P Mad is on & Cyndar illa Laws on - b & d Catawba Rke Co ' i 1ar1- B · 1 d 6 & M./ • a i ey 2 June 18 70 - cd n ot known - 10 da - p Christopher 11 Ba iley - b & d Sale m Township Rke Co _ ar1 a 4'li za Ann B t t ' 4' . u ,. - d 9 Oct 18 70 - cd consumption - 22 yr - p Henry , ..... 11 zat.eth Bu t t - b & d Salem Township ifary Barne:tt - d 1 Ap r 1870 - cd consumption - 26 yr - p not known ~ c Jame s D Barne tt - b H.k e Co - d Salem Township, Rke Co d dy Ca r pe r - d 11 .May 18 70 - cd not lrr.: own - 3 mo - p E H & Cord e lia Ca r pe r - b ('{ d S a lem Va Is a ac Duckwiler - d 22 :fov 18 70 - cd disease of the heart - 74 yr - P not known - o far mer - c Salome Duckwiler - b Franklin Co, Va - d S a le m T o i.-mship , Rke Co Joel Go f f - d Au g 18 70 - cd flux - 64 yr - p not knoi;.m - o laborer - b & d Sale m Townsh i p , Rke Co Leroy Harris - d 21 July 1870 - cd not kn m·m - 4 mo - p Leroy & Han ey - B 0c d Salem Township, Rkt:: Co. - fathers o carpenter· Joh n Hirt - d 14 De c 1870 - cd not known - 60 yr - p not knovm c not give n - o farmer - b not lmown - d Salem Tovmship, Rke Co in.L· ::; on not n a med PaJ.me r - fe male - d 18 Au g 1870 - cd ch olera infantwn 3 mo - p L l'J & Palme r - b & d Salem Tovmship, Rke Co Is a ac F Re nn - d 20 Ha y 1870 - cramp colic - 67 yr - p John & Ma gdalen Renn - c A E Henn - o farme r - d Salem To..mship, Rke Co Lillie Hay Schoole r - ct 7 Sept 1870 - cd conj e stion of fever - . 5mo 13 da - p ::V L & Susa..11 E Schooler - b Tennessee - d Salem To-vmship Harry Stotz - d 1 May 1870 - cd croup - 5 mos - p John & Jenny Stotz - b & d Salem To-vmsh i p , Rke Co Serenia 'V'· lhitesell - d July 1870 - cd dropsy - 16 y r - p Peter & Nancy ' ilhitesell - b & d Salem Township, Rke Co James Waltz - d 23 June 1870 - cd consumption - 25 yr - P James & Ann Waltz - o carpenter - d Salem Township Frances ~food Butt - d 2 Jan 1870 - cd consumption - 25 yr - P He nry & Eli z a beth Butt - d Salem Toi;.mship Andrew J Moseley - d Dec 1870 - cd consump tion - 30 yr - P Joshua Hose ley - c not given - o l aborer· - d Salem Township Margaret Cunningham - d 7 !v.iay 1870 - cd consump tion - 51 yr 4mo 17 da - p J &. C Hartman - c George Cunningham - d Rke Co Mary Susan Grisso - d 3 Apr 18 70 - croup cd - 1 yr 6 mo 9 da - P Joel & Matil da Griss o - d Rke Co Mary V Hartley - d 9 Apr 1870 - meas l es - 15 yr - P John & Sarah Hartley - d Rk e Co Robert P Maxey - 9 May 18 70 - cd not knovm - 2 mo 19 da - P Bruce E & L A Maxey - d Rke Co not named Morris - fem ale - cd not !mown - 14 da = p Joh n T & Maranda Horri s - d Rke Co not named She lton - male - d Au g 18 70 - cd br onchitis - 5 mo p Au gus tine H & E She l t on - d Rke Co 1 & 21 �V IRGI NIA APPAL ACHIA N N OTES 22 18 71 949. Fannie R Barnett - d 9 Dec 1871 - cd e l eple ptic - 41 yr - P n ot gi ven - c David Barne tt - b Be dford Co, Va - d Catawba , Rke Co 950. Mary L Hine s - 6 lJov 1871 - cd typh oi d fever - 18 yr l_ mo 6 da p Hopkins - n ot married - d ;.ias ons Cr, Rk e Co - inf Phillip Carnpte 11 951. not n amed Hall - ma l e - d 10 July 1871 - cd not gi ven - 4 mo - 953 .. 954. 955. 956 . 957. 958. 959. 960 . 961 . 962 . 963 . 964 . 965 . 966 . 967 . 968 . 96 9 . 970. p lrJilliam & "Sli z a Ha ll - d t h e wat ers o f :.he Ca.tc:.·vf0 2 . • I.B on a John - d 27 Dec 1871 - cd pneumon ia - 59 yr - P Jo~eph & Susannah Hamb rick - c G John - d - l'J orth Fork o f the Rk e River Nanch Hardb ar ge r - 6 Nov 1871 - cd n ot gi v2n - 60 yr - . P not known - c v.r.i.d•owe d - d P oor i-I ous e, Rke Co - i nf G './J lewis not named Dillard - f e mal e - 24 J u l y 187 1 _ 4 da - cd not kno ~m p Lafay ette & ~mma Dillard - d llke Co Norman Din guid - d 1 Hay 1871 - - cd not known - 3 mo 28 da - P 1 :lillia.m & Har r iet Di ngui d - d hke Co 1-.Jewt on Din gui d - d l l·iay 1871 _ cd n ot kn o.,_,m. - J mo 28 da - twin of Nonna,'1. Dingui d ab ove n ot Anna Deyerle - d 30 Oct 1871 - cd cons u mption - 70 yr - P known - c Joseph Deyerle - d Rke Co _ in £' John D Co leman Jane Forsyth e - d 2Li June 1871 - c d n ot J.mo ~m - )-l-6 yr - P not kn o-vm - c Henry Fors yth e - d Sal e r.i , Va 5 7 yr _ p n ot Jacob Fran ce - d 10 Sept 1871 - cd t yph oid f l ux known - o f armer - c Rot given - in f son not n arr.ed Goodman - d 1 Har 1871 _ cd n ot kn own - 6 mo 5 da - P Robe rt & Fran ces Goodma.ri - d Hke Co = male Mrs E C Hans brou gh - d 21 Jan 1871 _ cd chr oni c disease - 6 1 yr p n ot give n - c widowe d - b Culpe p per Co, Va _ d Rke Co - inf G \t[ Hans b rough , son not named Jone s - male - d 25 Ye b 1871 _ cd n ot k:n oHn - 1 mos p Jame s & Na ry Jon es - d Rke Co Helly R Sibole - d 12 Au g 1871 - cd i nfl ama Gi on o f the lun gs l yr 2 mo - p Lemue l & Eliz a Si b ole - d Sale m Va !1ar garet Willia11s - d 4 July 1871 cd old a ge - 75 yr - p not known - c wido-we d - b not known _ ct Sale m, Va - inf J R C Brown a f riend. Claren ce "tk bbe r - d 10 Dec 1871 _ cd not known _ 26 d a - P Henry & Lucy / Jebter - d Rke Co not named ~ ~J~t t - f~m~::-S - d 25 July 1871 _ cd not k n o1rm - l da p Re uben G: Aarga re i:. ,Jitt - d Rke Co J a cob Ne vi l le - d 12 Sept 1871 - cd d y s pepsi a _ 54 yr - P not given - c not gi ve n - o saddler _ b Fincastle Va _ d Sal e m, Va - inf by general i n for mation ' Hrs. Pa rrish - d 10 Oct 18 71 - cd cramp colic - 47 yr - p Nicholas Shootman - c Joh n Pa r r i sh - b & d Salem Va not named Coffman ~ d 5 Aug 1871 _ cd not kno-wn _ 3 d a - P Charles & J i3 Coffman - d -hke Co John Eller - d 7 Nov 1871 - cd strictur e _ 75 yr - p J a cob ~ Magda~n Eller - c Cath a r ine ~lle r _ 0 f armer _ d RJ.ce Co - Jnf Abram Eller, brothe r �VIRGI NI A A PPALACHIAN NO T ES 23 971. J eff ~ Gree n wood - d 15 JViar 1 8 71 - cd not !mown - 2 yr - p Samuel & Ju li a Greenwood - b & d Rke Co 972 • Sarah A t-~axey - d 8 Au g 18 71 - cd scrofulous - 2mo - p Bruce & Lo~ i sa - d Rke Co 97 3 • J ohn. :-lays - 5 ifay 1 8 71 - cd n ot known - 2 mo - p lewis & Mary Ann ila ys - d It.ke Co - i..' lf J olm '..J Hay s, gr-and.father 9 74. not n ame d Dl a c k - fem a l e - d : ray 1 8 71 - cd not lmown - 1 da - P J P & M: Bl a c k - d near o on sack Va 975 • P atte r s an .I3r y ant - Mar 187 1 - ~d whoop i...'1.g cough - 13 mo - p A J & Sus a n Bryan t - d n e ar b i g Lick, Rke Co 97 6 • Ida Chaffin - d Apr 18 71 - cd brain fever - 6 mos - p Stephen & Sarah Cha ffin - d Bon sack Va 977. not name d Donit h an - male' - d June 1871 - cd spasms - 1 mo - P .Andrew & Nancy Don ithan - 0 of .father alaeksmith - d Gish Is ~vlill, Rke Co · 978. John Lunsford - d June 18 71 - cd cholera morbus - 22 mo - P Charles & Julia Luns f ord - d Balahak, Rke Co 979. }iary A Hill_e r - d May 18 71 - cd in.fla11ation of' the brain - 52 yr P J o!m & Mary Shirey - c J C Miller - b Rke Co - d near Big Lick , Rke Co 980 .Lucy l'lcAlist e r - d I·f ay 1871 - cd child birth - 29 yr - P J C & Harrie t Stover - c F G McAlister - d near Big Lick, Rke Co 981. not n a"'n e d :McFalls _ :nale - d Sept 1871 - cd not given - P_ ,,John & Fanny McFalls - d Botetourt Sprin gs, Rke Co - inf John }iyers ' a friend 982 • Clara I'-1 J:vioor111an. - d Feb 18 71 - cd not given - 14 mo - P Robert B & Annie :vroorr.ian - d Big Lick, Rke Co 983. Arma McDerm2d - d Oct 1871 - cd pneumonia - '(9 yr - P Daniel & 1 Mary Stoner - c l,'/illiam HcDermed - b Botetourt Co, Va - d Gish s 984. Not named Head _ female - d June 1871 - cd not given - 1 da - P D S & Maria - d Di g Lick, Rke Co 985 • Robert L Snouf fer - d Mar 1871 - cd not given - 6 mo - P J B & Annie Snouffer - d Botetourt Sprin gs, Rke Co 986 • John H Smith - d Aug 1871 - cd Heart Dis :ease - 78 yr - P not MP kn mm - b Bedford Co' Va - d Gish Is Hill, Rke 0uO - ~nf .w.• Preston, a friend · 987 • Frances G Steger - d Nov 1871 - cd dropsy - 70 yr - p Merriman - d Balahalc, Rke Co - inf T ~ Steger, son 1872 988 . Marsha ll Cr awf ord - d 27 Oct 1872 - cd diptheria - 4 yr - P T D & Laura Crawfor d - b Lyn chburg, Va - d Pamplin Depot , . f\.ppomattox Co, Va - son of a me rchant . Catharine Doyle - d 5 Aug 1872 - cd inf. of stomach - 63 yr - P & Dennis - c L Doyle - b Nottaway Co , Va - d Catawba , Rke Co 990 . Emma R Furr ow - d June 1872 - cd pne umonia - 18 yr - p James M & Lucy Ann ~urrow - b & d Catawba , Rke Co - inf Haden Furrow, b r othe r 991. William Huff man - d 18 Feb 18 7 2 - cd diptheri a = 5 yr - p Cale b & El iza ~ u ffma.~ - b & d Cata wba, Rke Co �24 VIRGI NIA APPALAC HIAN NOTES 992. Woods Huffman - d 28 Feb 1872 - cd diptheria - 3 yr - p Caleb & Eliza :foffman - b & d Catawb a, Rke Co 993. James McFalls - d 5 May 1872 - cd consumpt ion - 70 yr - p not known - o farmer - c not given - d Poor House, Rke Co - inf G W lewis, Steward at Poor House 994. Allen Richardson - d 29 Aug 18 72 - cd paraletic - 61 yr - P William & Rachael Richardson - c Elizateth Richards on - b n ot known - d McAfees Knob, Rke Co 995. Daniel D Beam - d 26 Mar 1872 - cd croup - 5 yrs - p Henry & Ann Beam - b Rockingham Co, Va - d Salem Township, Rke Co 996. Mary Jane S~ons - d 21 June 1872 - cd consump tion - 21 yrs - P Josiah & Eliza Sinunons - b Hampshire Co W Va - d Salem, Va 997. Elcany Dulany - male - d 14 Aug 1872 _ ~d kidney affection - ~fyr - p not known - o saddler - b Shenandoah Co Va - d Rke Co Charles Dulany, son ' 998. Ballard Deyerle - Aug 30 1872 d - cd conswnption - 29 yrs - P Joseph & .Anna - c not married to our knowledge - b Rke S T - d Salem, Va - inf John D Coleman . . 999. Joseph Dinguid - d 5 Sept 1872 - cd cholic _ 16 da - P William & Harriet Dinguid - b & d Rke Co 1000. Elijah E Robertson - d 9 Jan 1872 _ cd conswnption - 18 yr - P Mat & Elizabeth - not married - b & d Rke Co 1001. Nancy M Moses - d 26 Nov 1872 - cd conswnption - 20 yr - P Jonathan & Elizabeth Moses _ b Montgomery Co Va - d Rke Co 1002. not named Frier - female - d 12 Nov 1872 _ 2 'da - p Sam & Mary Frier - b & d Rke Co 100). George Obenchain - ~ 7 July 1872 _ cd dyspepsia - 59 yr ~ ~~ p not known - c Mariah Obenchain - b Botetourt Co, Va Co - o farmer · 1004. !llcy A Woltz - d 25 Dec 1872 _ cd conswnption _ 24 yr 3 mo - P ·James & .Amanda Woltz - not married _ b & d Rke Co 1005. Joseph Stover - d 6 Mar 1872 _ cd apolexy _ 72 yr _ p not known c not given - o school teacher _ b Boteto rt Co Va - d Rke S T - inf Mrs Mitchell, a friend u ' 1006. Mary J Stoutamire - d 6 Nov 1872 - cd not known - 73 yr - p not known - c widowed - b Shenandoah Co, Va _ d Rke Co - inf Mr Stoutamire, son 1007. Louisa lemon - d Nov 1872 - ed. dropsy _ 35 yr _ p not known ~ c married - b Botetourt Co, Va _ d Rke Co _ inf Mrs :seamer, friend 1008. Sarah Wertz - d 5 .Apr 1872 - cd consumption - JO :Tr' - P Kerns - c Noah J Vkrtz - b & d Rke Co 1009. Iuther Johns - d 9 Jan 1872 _ od. 'Whooping cough -· 2 mos • P George & Fannie Johna - B & d Rke Co 1010. infant Yopp - rnale - cd not ~own - 4 mos - p Jacob A & Melissa Yopp - b & d Rke Co 1011. W':i.lliam A.nnstrong ~ d 10 Dec 1872 - ed. consumption - 7~ yr no~ given - not married - o farmer _ b Rockbridge Co, a Co - inf William Mccampbell . 1012. Mary .a.rmstrong - d 10 Dec 1 872 - cd flux - 7 1 yr - p not given - b Rockbridge Co, Va - d Rke Co, Va _ n ot married 1013 o Henry D Sublett - d 25 Oct 1872 _ cd flux _ 1 yr - P Thomas & Sallie Subl ett - b & d Rke Co d Kke �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 10l4. Geor ge Trout - d 3 De c 1872 - cd not known - 3 mo - p Alex & lA.lcinda Trout - b & d Rke Co 1015 . Margare t Woodrum - 10 June 1872 - cd consumption - 46 yr - p Tompkins - b Va - d Rke Co - c not given - inf Jordan _ Woodrum 10160 Dennis K Ferguson - d 7 Apr 1872 - cd was shot - 55 yr - p Samuel & Rebe cca Ferguson - c not given - o fanner - b & d Rke Co 1017. George Bryant - d Har 1872 - cd not known - 2 mo - p·A. J & S Bryant - b & d Rke Co 1018. Lucy E Brosius - d Mar 1872 - cd not known - 4 mos - p T J & N J Bros ius - B & d Rke Co 1019. not named Bonsack - male - d Mar 1872 - cd not given - 5 da P J W & Delia Bonsack - b & D .Rke Co 1020. Magdaline Garnan - d Feb 1872 - cd cancer - 64 yr - p George & Eva Niday - c John Garna~d - d Rke Co 1021. not named Hatter - female - d !.ug 1872 - cd not given - 1 da P U:.:·iah & S Hatter - b & d Rke Co 1022. not named Ieonard - female - d Jan 1872 - cd not given - 14 da - P J B & N le onard - b & d Rke Co 1023. not named McFalls - female - d Aug 1872 - cd not given - 1 da - P John & F McFalls - b & d Rke Co 1024. Bird Ruddell - d Mar 1872 - cd pneumonia - 1 yr - p John B & Ella Ruddell - b & d Rke Co 1025. Fanny Spradlin - d Mar 1872 - cd scrofula - 1 yr - p Silas Spradlin - b & d Rke Co 1026. Virginia M Steger - d Oct 1872 - cd pneumonia - 42 yr - P not given - b & d Rke Co 1873 1027. James McFalls - d 25 May 1873 - cd consumption - 70 yr - P not 1028. 1029. 1030. 1031. 1032. 1033 . 1034 . Known - b not known _ c not listed - d Poor House, Rke Co ing George W lewis Virginia J Moore - d 27 Mar 1873 - cd croup - 2 yr - P E F & Susan Moore - d Bradshaws Cr, Rke Co Mattie M Peck - d 30 Apr 1873 - cd paralysis - 23 yr 5 mo - P Charles D & R H Peck - o school teacher - not married - b Giles Co, Va - d Blacksburg, Va Ernaline J Thomas _ d 16 Aug 1873 - cd dr opsy of heart - 27 yr p Jacob & Barbara Peters - c James B Thomas - b Botetour t Co, Va - d Catawba, Rke Co Willy Akers - d 5 Apr 1873 - cd not lalown - 5 da - P John & Araminta Akers - b & d Rke Co - inf Jacob Smelser Lizzie A Camper - d 31 Dec 1873 - cd fever - 31 yr - P not known c J H Camper - b Monroe Co , W Va - d Salem, Va Bettie NowJin - d 21 Dec 1873 - cd feve r - 28 yr - p James & Ernaline Persinger - c Samuel H Nowlin - d Salem Va Cath arine McFadden ~ d 4 Dec 1873 ... cd cons umption - 15 yr "" P Jacks on & Harri e t McFadden - b Buckingham Co, Va = d Rke Co 25 �V IRGINl6 ,e,PPALACHIA N NOTES 26 lOJS. Jackson Mc Fadden - d 26 Dec 18 73 - cd d i sease o f the b owe ls 62 yr - p not. lmown - b Buc k i ngham Co, Va - c Harriet 1'·1c::i'ad den - d Rke Co - o f arme r _ p n ot kn own - c widowe d - b Pe nns y lvania - d Sale m, Va - inf D G Mor gan 1036. Henry Francis - d 2) Dec 1873 - cd ol d age - 88 yr 1037. Eliza Ann Gish - d 2 June 1873 - ed. dy spepsia - 22 yr 1 mo 3 d a - p John & Sarah Gis h - not ma r rie d - d Hke Co 1038. Roland Goodwin - d 17 Mar 1873 - cd t yph oid fever - . 2h yr - P 1039. 1040. 104l • 1042. 1043. 101.+4. 1045 . 1046. 1047 !' 1048. 1049 . 10)0 . 10)1 . 1052 . 1053. 1054. 1055. Joseph & leanah Goodwin - c not gi ven _ d Rke Co - inf Joseph Goodwin _ 50 yr _ p- Enos & Patse y Bee mer - d 18 Feb 18 73 - cd c ancer Rke Co =c Augustus Beemer Matilua Good win - b Montgomery Co Va - d Medora Huff - female - d 16 Dec 1S7J - cd typhoid fever - 14 yr - p Thomas Huff - d Salem, Va no t name d ,,\;lars t - f emale - d 16 Dec 18 73 - cd no t kn OVJ11 - 1 da p Henry Garst - d Rke Co Elizabeth Keagy - d Feb 26 , 1873 _ cd heart dis ease - 67 yr - p 1no t ru10-w:n - c wi d owed - b Pennsylvania - d Rke c o - :inf Henry Garst, friend Nelly Willis - d 6 Feb 1873 _ cd not known - 5 da - P Al ex & Mary Willis - b 8c d Salem, Va kn own George Cox - d 10 Nov 1873 - cd paraly sis 65 yr _ p not c w.i.dovled - b Au gusta Co, Va - d Rke Co - o l a b orer - inf 11.argaret Cox , d a ughter 1. yr _ P 'Snos John H Goodw-i.....Il - d 7 Aug 1873 - cd cramp colic - 4 2 Amanda & Patsey Goodwin - o fanner - b Tennessee - d Rke Co - c Goodwin 1.i . 6 mo _ p Robert G Lo gan - d 4 Jan 1873 - cd consumption - 44 yr Va now knovm - not married - b Botetourt Co, Va - d Salem , inf Joh n L Barnett, friend . _ 74 yr :N olan 11'l illiamson - d 11 F'eb 1873 - cd kidney aff~ Cc t i o~a _ d - p not lmown - o farmer - c married - b Bedfo r d o, Salem, Va - L~ f Alle ~ Jones, friend 20 yrs _ John E Fitzge rald - d 10 Hay 1873 - cd typhoid fever c b p Green B & Frar1ces Fitzgerald - not married - o me chani Rke Co - d S alem, Va 17 yr - p Geor ge Fit z ge rald - d 1 May 1873 - cd typhoid fever Green B & Frances Fitzgerald - b Rke Co - d Salem, Va Nancy Elliott - d l Hay 1873 - cd conswnption - 35 y rs - pfnot known - not ma rrie d - b Campbell Co, Va - d S ale m, Va - in Henry Elliott , br other cd cT & John Reed - d 21 July 1873 - in. of bowels - 6 mos - P Fanny Re ed - b & d Salem, Va . mos - p i'1arion Yon ce - d 19 July 1873 - cd inf . uf bowels - 9 w B & Victoria Yonce - d Salem, Va 5 yr 1 3 Victoria Yonce - d 7 Feb 1873 - cd di" s e~ q e of h eart Va 1~ 1.r B y ~du , d S alem' mo - p not rui oi-m - c vv once - b Pulaski, Va _ p JY~ary Fran cis - d 23 July 187 3 - cd child bir th - 33 yr George St e ve n s - c W A Francis - d S alem Va _ p Eurena J Deyerl: - ~O May 187 3 - cd cons ~pti on - J l a.fc:rd co. Va Edward & E MerrJJnan - c Char l e s S Dey erle - b & d Be �VIRGINIA APPALAC HIAN NOTES 27 l056. E 0 Hodges - d l9 Sept 1873 - cd pneumonia - 2 yr - p James & Sue Hod ge s - d Rke Co l057 . Ch ar l es S Coon - d 16 Mar 1873 - cd measle s - 19 yrs - p John & Sarah Coon - o clerk - n ot married - d Rke Co lOS8. Ma ry R Ta y lo r - d 2 Aug 18 73 - cd cold - 1 yr - p Thomas & M C Tay lor - d Rke Co l05 9. ~~rai: Cunnin gham - d lC Mar 1 87 3 - cd consumption - 30 yr - P '-lilli am & C Cunnj_ngham - not married - d Rke Co 1060. Charles H Bell - d 3 Oct 1873 - cd dyptheria - 9 yrs - p George & Susan Be ll - b He nry Co Va - d Rke Co l06 l . ~li zabe th Henry - 25 June 1 87 J - cd dropsy - 58 yr Henry & f1 Webster - c Stephen Henry - b & d Rke Co 1062 .. Margie Loc ket t - d 8 Mar 1873 - cd Measles - 5 mo - p W F & M J Locket - d Rke Co lOb J . Emily Willett - d 1 8 Har 1873 - cd fever - 25 yr - p D S Yates - b Henry Co , Va - d Rke Co - inf Julia Joseph B 1rJillett - d 8 Sept 1873 - cd co_l_..d---5-mos - P James & E Wille tt - b &.. d Rke Co - inf Julia l065 . Nanc y J Eas t - d 17 June 1873 - consu-m-pt.,....1~.o-n---21 yrs - P not kno1m. - c married - b Tennessee - d Rke Co - inf Thomas 1066 . J Gr ubb - d 30 June 1 873 - cd cold - 4 mo 28 da - p James & Cath arine Grubb - d Rke Co 1067 . Jonat11an Hartin - d 12 Ma y 1873 - cd liver disease - 69 yr P not kno-vm - c not gi ven - b Campbell Co, Va - d Rke Co - o fa r llttd r - jnf Charles Ro l068 . Jos eph Standback - d 10 Dec 1873 - cd croup - 6 mos - P I.er oy & Susan Standback - d Rke Co l069. Ale xander Trout - d 22 Dec 1873 - cd drinkin g brandy - 60 yrs P H & Sarah Trout - c married - cl Rke Co 1070 . Vir ginia vJhitescarver - d 10 Nov 1873 - cd fever - 18 yrs P C & E 1Nhitescarver - d Rke Co 1071~ Jane Armstrong - d 26 Dec 1873 - cd not given - 82 J'T - P not known - b Botetourt Co, Va - d Rke Co - inf P Armstrong 1072. Mary Murry - d 10 June 1873 - cd fever - 3.5 yr - P not Imown d Rke Co - inf W Murry l073. Martha Redden - d 20 June 1873 - cd dropsy - 30 yrs - P not known - d Rke Co l074 . 2 infants H & F - d 5 June 1873 - cd dead born - p Martha Redden - d Rke Co 1075 . W Murry - d l Dec 1873 _ cd burnt - 3 yrs - p ·win & M Murry d Rke Co 1076. not named Brown - male - d Apr 1873 - cd not given - 5 da - P William & Ll.zzy Broi-m ... son of a farmer - d Rke .Co 1077 . John E Burk - d Aug 1873 - cd pneumonia - 19 da - P Eugene & E Burk - d Rke Co 1078. Lucy B Danne r - d J une 18 73 - cd br a in fever - 4 yrs - P Daniel & Mary Danne r. 1079 . not named Dent = male - d June 1873 - ed. n ot given - 5 da - P Juhn & Lucy Dent l080 . Daniel Re dden ~ d Aug 1873 - cd consumption = 27 yrs = P William & Betsey Redden - o mechanic - not married - d Rke Co •1 p �V IRGIN IA A_PPAL ACHI AN 28 NQIES P E C & Erruna Kale - f athers o miller - d Rke Co Alice N lesly - d Nov 1873 - cd fever - 9 yr - p J D & M J Le sly fathe r s o f armer - d Rke Co William B Pr e s t on - d July 1873 - cd ne uralgi a - 66 yr - P Is a ac & Sally Pres t on - c f.futilda Preston - b Bedf or d Co, Va - Rke Co George 0 Pain - d Aug 1873 - cd hives - 9 mos - p George & Ieannah Pain - d Rke Co William A Reynolds - d Nov 1873 - cd col d - 4 yr - P J ohn & Susan Reynolds - d Rke Co Michael Ruddell - d Jun.e 1873 - cd d iabe tis - 74 yr . . , P Andrew & C Ruddell - not married - d Rke Co Geor ge R Routt - d Sept 1873 - cd fe ver - 6 yr - p Thoma s & Eliza Routt - d Rke Co .Maggie Ste wart - d Feb 1873 _ cd worms _ 4 yr - p Sam & M Stewart d Rke Co J Trout - fe male - cd not given - 4 d a - p John & Eliza Tr out fathe r s o : labore r - p not Sally C Wi l ey - d Dec 1873 - cd child bed fever - 31 -.rr J giv~n - c Benton W iley - d Rke Co 1081. Huston C Kale - d Feb 1873 - cd not gi ven - 3 yr 1082. 1083 . 1084. 1085. 1086. 1087 . 1088 . 1089 . 1090 . 1874 - p Michael 1091 • "Rli ~ za be th Evans - d 1 Oct 187 4 - cd n ot known - 8 3 -.rr J- Rke Co _ & Barbar a Shepard - c William Evans _ b & d Catawba ' inf George Pair..ter, son-j_n-law not 1092 . Nancy Far r i s - d 18 J an 1874 - cd not known - 80 yrs - P. f kn own - not ~arrie d - b Rke Co _ d poor house , Rke Co - l i l George W lewis , Ste wart at the Poor Hous e 1093 . Nancy Ha ll - d 15 Fe b 1874 - cd rheumat i s m - 7 0 yr - Pt b Iedge rwood - c widowed - b Rke Co _ d wat ers . of t he Ca aw a, Rke Co - inf Al len Hall, son Floyd & 10 94 ~ not named - d 27 Dec 1874 - cd brain fe ve r - 3 mos - P Sarah Ha l l - b & d on the waters of the Catawba, Rke Co El" "ah 1095 . Wile ;y J Murdock - d 23 Nov 1874 - cd drops y - 53 yr - : b ~d:rord & Eliza .Mur dock - c AJJrira Murdock Co, Va - d Br ads haws Cr, Rke Co n ot known _ 1096 Samuel Perdew - d 2 Au g l874 - cd dropsy - 16 yr - P Le · G W wis, b Mont gomery Co, Va - d poor house , Rke Co. - inf Stewart at the Poor house. 1097 . Jose ph Anders on - d 2 May 1874 _ cd not know.v - l mo 3 d a - P Lewis & Nancy Anderson - b & d Rke Co 1098 . Edward Brad ley - d 6 July l87l - cd not knowrl- 79 yr - ~on ot known - b not lmovm - Former wife Mary Bradley - d Rke _ 1099.Lydia Bradley - d l Oct 1874 - cd burned by fire - 40 ~e c~ not known - c Allen Bradley - b Botetourt co , Va - d _ p Henry 1100. Paulina Butt - d 17 Mar 1874 - cd c onsumpt ion - 22 yr & Be tsy Butt - not married - d Rke Co R B& 1101. Frank Foste r - d 14 June 1874 - cd not known - 7 mos - p Ha·..,tie Fos t er - b & d Salem, Va 0 �29 VlRCINlA APPALACHIAN NOIES PEDIGREE CHART Paul W Hodges = 6931 Cole Creek = Houston, Texas 77092 Name Pa ul W Hodges 1927 TX Les t er Eu gene HOIGES 1895 Ark 1969 T:x Bea t r ic e El i zabeth SIMPSON 1898 Kan Forrest Ha yward Hodg es 1867 Ky 1952 Tx 5. Mary Ell en LAK I N 1874 Ill 1932 T:x 6. Willia m J ackson Simps on 1865 Kan 1924 Mo 7. Effi e Myrtle MILLER 1874 Kan 1936 T:x 8 . J ames Robert Hodges 1839 Ky 1922 T:x 9. Eli zabeth Powel l NUCKQLS 1848 Ky 1918 Tx 10. Robert Lakin 11. Mary Ellen PEA SE 12 . Nathan i el Simpson 18J6 Mi ch 1861 Kan 1J. Elvi ra WILLI AMS 1838 Mo. 14. Angus G. Mill er 1850 Kan 1896 Kan 15. Anna Cloya n HAMMOND 1855 Ind 1874 Kan 16. Abedn ego Hodges 1813 Va Ky 17. Angelina DARMON 1822 Ky Ky 18. Pouncy Nuckol s 1807 Va 1881 Ky 19. Ester Powell SAUNDERS 1812 Ky 20. 21. 22. Nathan i el Pease 2J. Eli zabeth 24. John Simpson 1799 Va 1861 Kan 25 . Sarah 1798 Va 1. 2. J. 4. Married/Lived 1951 Rheta McCain,Houston,Tx Illinois and Texas Joplin, Mo; Houston, Texas K.y (Barren); Ill (Marion); Tx Ill (Fayette; Tex (Harris) Parsons, Kan; Joplin, Mo. Altamont, Kan; Joplin, Mo. Ky (Breck, Barren); Tn; Ark;Tx Ky (Barren) ; Tn ; Ark; Marshall , Tx Vandalia (Fayette Co) Ill. Vandalia or Centralia, Ill. Cass Co,Mich; St Scott, Kan Altamont, Kansas Vermillion Co, Ind; Al tamont,IL Franklin Co.,Va; Breck. Co,Ky Ky; Big Spring area (Meade) Va (Gooch. Co) to Ky (Barren) Barren Co, Ky (born, reared) Ill. and/or Indiana Ill. and/or Indiana Burbon Co. Kansas fr . Mich. =========================================================================== RESEARCH NOTES FOR MEMBERS Allen France (b 1811ca) md 27 Aug 18J9, Scott Co, va , to Mary Ann Semones (b 1816, Tenn). (#1129, 1850 Scott Co. Census) Abraham Lane, Jr. (b 1808 ca) md ca 18. 6 Barbara (b 1818 ca ) 1850 Montgomery Co. Va., census: #722. Abram Price Ljl.j,, Elizabeth 44, Margaret L 16, Rebecca V 15, William T 9, Eliz'b 7, John H 6, Ballard 4, Harriet CJ Rufus 1. # 901. Iavid Price 46, Eliza 25, Taylor W 5, Mary N J , Ann C 2 mos , Patsey COLLINS 2J, Alexander COLLINS 23. Scott Co, Va. Green E Stallard & Elizabeth fuvid md 15 May 1845 by Robt. Killgore . Scott Co, Va . John Conn md 12 Nov 1824 Ursaly Carter by John Pendleton . (fr om Scott Co ., Va, marriages by Bonnie Ball) 1850 Lee Co, Va census by Mrs Leister E Presley) # 586-606 : John E Minter 29, Sarah 21, Chas H 5 , Jas S 2, Wm A 1 , Wm 18 , Martha J 2 0 , Landon C 16, Sarah 12. "Botetour t Co . Cemetery Records " Jos eph Ferguson ~ a native of the Co. of Tyrone , Ire. emigrated to this country in 1826, d 9-26-18JJ age 56. �Ill U>'fl ;o-t ,+c:-tn>O ... . . , I 9 ... . .... "' r-<+ 11) 0 0 I c:NC:U10 .... ol-4ff.""' 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JJ ~~LI,, ;r- >1 o; c"' "z > ~ "' ~ ~ ~ ~ �VIRGINIA ~f'J>ALACHIAN NOTES Carolyn J Walters Name of compiler Address _ _.2'"-'6"'--"-5-=B=r~i=a=rw~o~o~d~~C_i_r_ _ __ ,4~ efu.e 31 Chart No. _ __ Person No. 1 on this chart is the same person as No. _ _on chart No. _ _ • (Father of No. 8, Conr. Oil chart No.~ City, state Ft Walton Beach, 5 Date Feb 1978 'i·~I{)\., l.0 17L....__ _ _ _ _ ____,,,.,-.-o-:-;--;;---(Motber of No. 8, b. Cont. on chart No.__) -;~ (_) __,"-L>........_......._,,......__..._,....,_.""-'-'_ .........................u.............~-1 4_ d. (Fnther oI No. 2) b. p.b. 18 Jan 1866 18.,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ New Haven Mas on Co WV m. 2L. Dec 1891 d. 17 Apr 1936 p.d Huntington Cabell Co WV b. pJi. m. d. Dote of Blrtb Place of Birth Date ol Marriage Date ol Death p.d. Place aC Death 2 (Father o! No. I) 9 Sept 1 900 Huntington Cabell Co v-N m. 3 Oct 1921 (Mother of No. 9, Conr. on chart No. - - - - - ) b. d. .JACKSON GJ enn Robert b. p.b. ~ (Father of No. 9, Conr. on chart No.~ (F atber of No. 10, Conr. on chart N o . - -) m. ~---L.l..l.L.!:1.W.Ll:.J~L.U..L-~L..LL...~-,¥Q..1..A..J.~ d. p.d d. 21 N H P Mi (Mother nnj e of Eva line No. 2) 5 b. 20 Oct 1873 p.b. Bladen Galli a d. Co OH Levina ' - - - - - - - - (M _o_ th-er_of_ N_o._1_0,- - b. p.b. Lawrence Co OH m. 16 Oct 1872 d. 27 Apr 1930 Conr. on chart No.----) d. 22 ~~WR~I~G~H~T_,,,,S~am=u~e~l"'=-'U~G::..,...,..,._ _ __ p.d b. (Father of No. U, Cont. on chart No. _ _ ) 25 Sep 1 ~6L. p.ct. St Al bans Kanawha Co RESHWAT.ER Eli zabeth A b. 1_ _,JILJAu..:C ....K...,S ....Ox.u.N_.. _P_,_,h. ,. y_..l...l'""i._,,s,____,C.,_,a""r'-'o"'"'l"'"vn.i.=_ b. p.b. m. d. p.d. 27 Sep 1925 Logan Log:m Co WV 18 Mar 1950 b. p.b. PA p.b. d. (Mother of No. 11, Cont. on chart No. _ _ ) b. d. p.d. (Father of No. 12, Cont. on chart No.~ 1 Aug 1856 Amelia County VA m. 19 Jan 1899 d. 2 Nov 19h0 p.d Huntington Cabell Co WV (Mother of No. 1) b. lL Jul 1904 p.b. Yard::: Tazewell Co VA d. p.d. 26 Jan 18 26 29 L-...lUi!i!~~~~~~-:-:-:--;-;---<Molher ol: No. 14, p.b.Culpeper Rappahannoek Co Vi Cont. on chart No.____) b. 7 L_____l,L.l.LJ...l~Uil-.....a....i--'-'-'=-u.ci...4'T':u......i:;;........__----1 m • 18 Dec 18 50 (Mother of No, 3) b. 8 Jun 1870 d. '8 Oct 1907 p .b . Falls Mills Tazewe ll Co V .d d. 20 Nov 1963 15 NASH Mar are t Daniel p .d. Huntington Cabell Co WV (Mother o1: N"" 7> WAI~ERS William Henry (Spouse of No. 1) 6 Jul 1921 p.b. Bluefield Mercer Co WV b. d. p.d. b. 22 Sep 1830 p.b.Prince Edward Co VA ct. 21 p.d. Sep 1899 d. 30 NA SH William Daniel b. 12 Jul 1787 · <Father of No. 15, Cont. on chart No. ~ m-20 Feb 1812 d. 21 Jan 1866 31 G.AIII.DING. Macy Frances (Mother of No. 15, b, 29 Sep 1792 Cont. on chnrt No. _ _) d.26 Jan 1886 �rr VIRGIN IA APPALACH IAN NOTES QUERIES Mrs. A.H.HUEBINGER,P..!...Q.Box 280.1._ Raymondsv il le 'l' X 7858 0 Phillip ALDERMAN, son of Jacob and Rosanna 0 b. ca 1805 Gra yson/ Carroll Cos VA m. Niary"Polly" SHOUSE b. N. C . Need date and place of marriage, her parents,birthdate et c. Liv ed Fl oyd Co un til 1855 Michael A. PQRTS, 1014 Ced~r Ridge , Annapo lis ~D 214 02 Will exchange information on Patrick KE NDRIC K who d i e d Russe ll Co 1805 and wife Jane. He was son of Th oma s and Marian KENDRI CK of Stafford Co. Will answer all. Carolyn CARROLL.1._ _l Ol Cl~rnson Ave,_£~an d Sta . Charle st on WV25306 Family reunion and history of Elias and Han n ah L INKENHOGER family, please write about either. Info rmation want ed a bout Ambr ose JONES 1700 ' s, Jacob and John SONGER 1800 's Pulaski Co. Ne ed CASTEEL family info pre-1900 VA,WY, KY, PA. Nancy COWAN , 8333 NW 33, Bethany OK 73008 Need TERRY family info. Benjamin TERRY d . 1816 Pat ri ck Co leaving wife Mary and 7 children. Need ancesto rs.Thomas STEPHENS m. Sallie MILLER 1776 Pittsylvania Co later to TN. Would like more info about these families. ~.W. BURROW, 703 W. Barton, West Me mphis ARK 72 3 0 1 Need inf o on Alexander BURROW or BURRIS b. 1770° s VA d . Maury Co TN ca 1812. Father was Hays BURROW d. VA age 105. Alexander had son "Sandy" d. 1815 after Battle of New Orle an s ;son John William b. 1801 d. Marion CoMiss 1892; dau Susan m. N.M. COLLINS Sharon STOTLER HRUSKA 349 26th St.NW Cedar Rapids Iowa 52405 Nathaniel HIX-HICKS patriot Revolutionary War Le e Co VA wife Jean or Jane. Interested in descendants of son James HICKS, war of 181 2 . Jane COX, 2619 Waldo Ln. Richmond VA 23228 William COX b. 1765 m. ca 1790 Hannah LAMMIE b. 1767 and lived Smythe Co VA. Bible records list his parents as Jame s COX and Susan SMITH. Need bibthplace of William and wh ere James and Susan were born and married. Mrs. J. D. DICKENSON, P O Box 935 , Huntsville 'r X 7734 0 Charles DICKENSON b. ca 1831 VA m. Sally GRAY b. 5 Jan 18J6 VA d. J May 1925 Calif., dau of William D. and Hanna h POSTON DICKENSON. GRAY family found in Russell Co VA. Nee d p are nts of Charles and date and place of marriage to Sally. I n Russell Co 1880 Will e x c hang e and refund postage. Mrs . Charles W!-l!AMPTON,6422 Angus Dr. ~Lakeland FL 33805 Wi l l e xchange info on parents and children of Jul i us and Mary Ann KELLY SHARPE Rockbridge and Henrico cos VA. Chi l dren: William, Isaa c b .1 780, He n r y , Juliu s , Robert b. 1784, Lu c y m. POTTER, Susan m. REESE, El i z a bet h m. LEAVERTON. Have data on I saa c d , 1814 Ohio �VIRGI NIA A PPALACHIAN NOTES Mrs. Martha L. PERKINS , Rt 2 Box 399 , Nacodgoches TX 75961 Ne ed parents, br o t h e rs, and sisters of both John NORTHCUT and wi f e Lync ia ENGLAN D b o rn ca 1756-1770 Lee Co VA. Mrs. J ames RANDALL , 1519 Morson Rd. , Jackson MS 39209 Wan t anc e ~tors of John R. COLLIER had a brother Moses who came t o Miss. by 1840. Born 181 3 in VA m. Caroline HARRIS of SC. J .V . AVERY , J r. P 0 Box ~1 54 , Roanoke, VA 24002 Ne e d parents of Fre deri ck McLAUGHLIN b. 1832 Page Co VA was in I llino is (n~ar Qu i n c y ) a nd marrie d by 1852. Was he relate d to the Mc LAUGHLIN° s o f Ro c k bridge Co?? BURC HI NAL , P 0 Box 5085 , Modesto CA 95352 Ne d infor a t i on a nd contact d e sc e ndants of Major Samue l F. SPENC ERb. 175 5~ m. (1 ) Ange s MORTON 1786 Prince Edward Co; (2 ) Ang es WOODS ON DANIEL 1799 Charlotte Co1 (3) Judith HOLCOMBE . Ch ild ren: Annie, Elizab et h , Sophia, Mary"Polly" , John , Samuel, Mart h a , J ane, Thoma s , Al e xand e r. ~Lu t h er Sa nd ra BIRTHISEL S t Rt . 1 Box 4 Tornado WV 2 202 Need info on Jame s B. DAUGHERTY , m. Martha ? ca 1880 Tazewell Co VA. Also Samantha TERRY buried Burkes Garden VA m. Jame s Harv ery NUC KLES ca 1 879 dau J e ttie E. b. ca 1881 m. Rhode s , t h e n Wil liam W BALCH . Also Samue l BALCH m. Martha VINEING 1869 Me i gs Co Oh i o. (Edi to r 's No!~= I h ave que ry conc e rning a Philip LAMBERT in Bote tou rt Co . Who i s i t from??) La Vonne WORKMAN, 1824 S. E. J6 th Terr., Topeka, Kansas 66605 Need h e lp f i ndi ng the ma rriage da te and place of William TYREE/TYRE to Na n cy ? in l at e 17 00 's. Children born somewhere in the Shenandoah Valley. Mrs. Cha r l es H AN DERSON , 312 S , Clinton St., Leitchfield, Ky. 42754 Need p of D:tniel J SAUNDERS b?, md i n Ca mpbell Co, Va, 2J Oct 1793 to Martha STITH , da u of Ri c ha rd & Lucy HALL STITH . Did he live i n Bedford. Co , Va , awhile ---wh o a re his s i blings ?? Their ch came to Hardin Co ,Ky , ca 1800 . Mrs Ju li e Colema n L INJ.2QJJ I ~r, 2541 Pi oneer Lane , St. Cloud , Mn 56301 Need informa tion r e : Peter & Abi gail COLEMAN . Pe t er d 1808, Grays on Co . , Va, on the f ollowing t ax l is t s: 1789 & 179 0 Montgomery Co (Glady Fork of New River) , 1793 Wy the Co , 1795 Grayson Co. Ch: Abraham , Stephen, William, Peter, Iani el, Ric hard , J erusha Wells, Mary Williams, Rac hel Burc ham Rankin, a nd Charity . Birthplace ? Pa r ents? Mrs . J ohn W BOSWELL, 32 06 Ashby St . ,SW; Roanoke, Va 2401 5 SNI DOW FAMILY of Giles County, Va. Are you a descendant of John a nd Elizab eth HELM SNIDOW who came to wha t is today Gi les County before t he American Revolu tion? The Snidow Fa mi l y Associ a ti on, organized in September, 1977, has a Reunion each year and wel comes you ! Send y our name, addres s and your d escent fro m the above Snidows t o me ( Mrs Boswell) . c/ucL:~:c J:1~ /hc~n ~~ oYlrn ~N �VIRCJNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Mrs Charlene HOOK, 201 Mayo Building, Tulsa, Okla homa 74103 Lemuel COOK, b ca 1800 Va (where?) md Margaret ? , b ca 18 02 NC, i n Anderson Co, Ky, by 1831. Known ch: Susan F., b c a 18J 1, md 1851,Ky , t o John CUTSINGER; Thomas J, b ca 1834; Mary G, b ca 1836; Jane, b ca 18J8 ; Will i a m E, b ca 1840 -- all ch born in Ky. Need ancestry of Lemu el & wife and info regarding descendants. Mrs Susan C SALISBURY, 307 Buckingham Road, West Pal m Bea ch, FLA J3405 Info on Julia Carolina Montgomery (1873 Va-1911Va ), fath er Jo hn Mon t g omery of Carroll Co, md 1895 Rev Ransom Pontell Pike (1 865 Va- 19 6 0Va ), fat her Jacob Pike (Miss. to Va) NOTES ON JONES FAMILY contributed by Pa~ricia Surface * Montgomery County, Va, Deed Book M, p 656: Know all men by these p resents that I Joshua Jones of the county of Clinton and Sta t e of Oh i o ~ a t tor n ey in fact for all the heirs of Zachariah Stanley dec'd do gi ve grant barga i~ and s ell , and by these presents have bargained and sold a li enat ed and c onfi rmed unto William Halpain his heirs and assigns Two thous and · acres of Land n ot designated , in different tracts on the waters of the Nort h fork of _ Roa ;£Whe sold for the Direct Tax in Richmond in the year 181 8 a l s o Four hund r ed acres, lying and being situate in Montgomery County on Big Trap run , ad join~ng th= land of E Rutledge and others, with all their appurtmanc es, for a nd in con s iderati~H of the sum of Seventy five Dollars, to him the said Joshua Jones in hand epaid by the said William Halpain ~ the receipt wh ereof is hereby acknowledged, have bargained and sold all the above named land f r e e fr~m the clai m of him the said Joshua Jones & his heirs Executors Adm'rs or as si~~ forever, and all other persons whatsoever. In Tes timony of which the sai Joshua Jones hath hereunto set .his hand and seal this ?th da y of July 1832 I n presents of Joshua Jones ( s eal) Jos eph Hambrick , Michael E Kinser, Samuel Scanla nd These a re the within Tracts making the Two thousand acres Towit. One Tract · d of 420 acres on the South side of the mountain on the waters of Bra s haw's creek, j:lin ing another Tract of 570 acres ajoining Redmind Eakin and ot~e:s~al~ i t sold. One tract of 200 acres on the South side of the No rth fork Joining l ands of Mr Bennett & Edmundson. One Tract of 280 on the South s ide of mount a in opp osite Samuel Crumpackers, one Tract of 170 acres on Big/Bay? trap~~ on t he waters of t he Nor th fork of Roarrwhe, One Tract of 39 5 acres near the ~ of Ca t a wba , j oi ning the land Alexander Snodrass, Wm Wall , Giles Thomas. At Montgomery Ma r c h Court 18JJ . This de ed of barga in & s ale from Joshua Jones to William Ha lpain was proven in by the oa ths of J os eph Hambrick and Michael F Kinser two of the witnesses and c ontinue d f or f u r ther proof . And in the clerks offi ce of Montgome~hCo~ 0 Court the 2Qx day of October 184Q , The same was fully p r ov en b y the oa s Scanland a third witness thereto and admitted to r e i v'd ~~ R D Montague C. * 401 Surfac e Drive, Taz ewell , Va 24651 �Yt&QlNfA APPALACH IAN NOT ES BOOK REVIEWS THE DIARY OF HENRY BOSWELL JONES OF BROWNSBURG (1842-1871) Edited by Charl es W. Turner Capta in Henry Boswell Jones of Whitehall near Brownsburg, Rockbridge Co, was born i n Madi s on, Vi rgi n i a i n 179 7 and moved there in 18J2 where he lived until hi s death Oc to ber 1, 1 882 . He married Sally Withrow, daughter of Henry Withro w of Lexi ngton , Virgini a , whos e family occupied one of the most historic homes t h ere , " Al exand er-Wit hrow Hou se ". Three children were born to the couple, Iavid Will iam an d John Henry Bowell, Leonora Boswell Brown. One son attended Was hin gt o n Col lege , the o ther , Vi rgi n i a Military Institute. Both fought for the Confederacy and took over the pla ntation after the passing of their father, while Le onora ma rri ed a medi~al do c t or of her father's old hometown, Madison, Dr. Willia m Aldred Jones . . H. B. Jones kept a diary f rom 1842 -1 8 71, which reveals the life of a very Spi r i ted man . Hi s man y acc ompli s hments are shown from the pages of his diary kept reli g ious ly at the end of e a ch busy day. This diary belongs to the Rockb~idge Hi s torica l S oci e ty an d c a n be found in the files of the Societ y now kept in the new libra ry of Was hing ton and Lee University. The diary was sold t~ t?e S ociety in 1970 b y Mrs . Henry Jones the granddaughter-in-law of the diari s t. ' p~blic Th e entri es in the di ary give a g ood picture of farm life in Rockb~dge for thirty yea r s . S ome of hi s ma n y a ctivities were model planting, running a saw mill, flour mill, a country s tore a nd public hauling, In politics he was a_ local Ma~i s tra te, Judge of the p olls , Surveyor and Keeper of the local roads , His community servi c e s were numerous he helped build New Providence Presbyterian Church, the Ma n s e, the s addle ho~se and landscaped the yard. He served as deacon, elde r, and s uperint e nden t of the Sunday School. He was president of the County School Board, a nd founder of the Rockbridge Agricultural Society. I n t h e War of 1861 he was Ca pta in of the Home Guard. A few entries of his diary: 1842, May 6_"I am sherring sheep and will g o to the forge for iron. 11 June 15 "Frances Wright has gone to witness at Wa ynes boro the wedding ceremony of her-;;-ous in, Caroline Gulley to a Mr. Walla?e of 11 Albemarle • 1863, July 14 11 I finished sewing buckwheat today and received word from John s aying he w~ the only one of his company alive and safe . 1869, April 2 6_"My dear Wife Sally di e d thi s day at 2 P.M ......... ,She would have been 68 next July ... . .... 1871, October 1 __ "This da y I a m 74 years ' am still . able to ride horseback to church. I ha ve not missed a Sabbath day s chool t his year. 11 The book has 126 pages, hard cover 1 index footnotes and photographs. A c op y has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke City Public Library , a gift from the author to the Southwestern Genealogical Society. A copy m~y be ordered from Professor Charles W Turner, Washington and Lee University, Lexington , Va . 24450. The price is $6.oo. (Book Review Editor) Mrs. Oren Counts (Belva ) 6804 Northway Driv e Roanoke , Virginia 24019 �WILLIAM PRESTON and the ALLEGHANEY PATRIOTS by Patricia Givens Johnson William Preston was born December 1729 at Newton Limava ddy , Londonderry County, Northern Ireland. He was the s on of Jo hn Preston ( ~~ 1747 ) a nd Elizabeth Patton (1700-1776). "When Captain James Patton ( Will iam's uncle ), received an order from the Council of Virginia Colony in 1737 for land beyond the mountains he planned to bring over a shipload of relatives , f riends and servants to settle the land and came asking Jo hn Preston to ac company h"i m to . America as a shipwright. For Preston's services Patton promis ed 4000 acres ~n Virginia. "A descendant recorded that " Presto n did not hes itate." John an t Elizabeth with their only s on, William, and three daughters, Letti ce , Margare and Ann left Ireland forever. The ship Walpole brought the Pattons and Prestons to Virginia, arri~ing The land beyond the mountains was Augusta County. W"1 lliam Preston grew to manhood fighting in the French and Indian War. When the American Revolution began he was already a leader in his region, having served as militia commander in Botetourt and Fincastle counties and i n the House of Burgesses. Among the many Alleghaney Patriots were the names Boyd, Buchanan ai Cloyd, Christian, Crockett, Fleming, Henry, Lewis, McGavock , Montg omery, Pen eton , Robertson, Russell, Washington and others. 23 August 1738. William Preston married Susannah Smith, daughter of Franci s and Eli~~beth Waddy Smith , on July 17, 1761 by the Reverend Patrick Henry probably a t hildPaul 's Anglican Church. William and Susannah were the parents of twelve c ren , Elizabeth, John, Francis, Sarah (Ann), William Susannah James Patt ~n , . ' Mary, Letitia, Th omas Lewis, and Margaret. William , Preston died in h.1 s fifty ·t _ · d · 1 third year an d was b urie in a p ot a few hundred yards from his ham e ' Smi . h field, Fincastle County, now Blacksburg, Virginia. The Prestons intermarried with the families of Breckenridge, Brown, Campbell, Carrington, Floyd, Hampton, Lewis, McDowell, Marshall, Peyton, Randolph , and Watts. The book has 318 pages, hard cover, illustrated dust jacket, L .C . ?umber, indexed, photographs, and well do?umented from William Pres ton' s unpublish:d papers and other records. The price of the book is $ll lus 60¢ postag · 95 Order from Patricia Givens Johnson, Rt 2, Box 172, Chri ~tia~sburg, Va 24703. A copy of the book has been given the William Fl . H" h School Library, Roanoke Virginia , a gift from the author to the Soutehwmingt igVirginia Genea· Fl eming · · em logical , Soci e ty. T?e w·i_11 iam 1:1-gh School has a esgenealogy clu b , s ponsored by Miss Claudia Geiger, the foreign language teacher in the school. Mrs Oren Counts ( Belva ) ~~,~~~ Cbr-0t~ <S~rl~tt£ G'~Ac..e j '-411s"sc...,.\ b'("''"'k_ �J? I National Genealogical Society EST ABLISHED 19 92 I SUNDER.LAND PLACE, N. W. [al 20th Strttl and Ntw Hamp1birt A1111r11t] 3 WASHINGTON, O. C. 2 00 36 January 18, 1980 MEMO TO: National Genealogical Society Membership FROM: Netti Sch reiner-Yantis, President Malcolm H. Ster n, N GS Representative, National Archives Advisory Council Every pe r son who has ever relied on the National Archives for research assistance should be aware of an alarming recent development which is seriously threatening your ability to do organized research in the future: The new Administrator of the General Services Administration (GSA), taking advantage of the law which makes the National Archives and Records Service a branch of GSA, has issued orders to disperse many of the collections now housed in _w_ashington and send them to the regional branch closest to their source of. ong1n · This . means that searchers in military or immigration or similar colle_ctions of records will have to pursue the data all over the country in assorted regional offices, many of them already ill-equipped to s~rvice the many researc~u::fi.3 who would now be seriously augmented in numbers. In the opinion of many knowledgeable people, including members of the Citizens• Advisory Council to the Archives, this misguided move must be stoppe~ o: ou~ National Archives will cease to be the great central resource for genealogists , historians, and authors, that it has always been. Some of the important collections are already being processed for dispersion. Many of us are addressing individual letters of protest to David ~ubenstein in the Office of Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs and Policy' The White House, Washington, DC 20500. Letters may also be sent to your Senators [Washington, DC 20510] and to your Congressmen [Washington, DC 20515] to make known your views mn this matter. Whatever you can do to disseminate this information will be appreciated by every American concerned with the future of the National Archives and Records Service. ********************************** IT IS OUR INTENTION TO KEEP NGS MEMBERS INFORMED OF EVENTS OF INTEREST THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY SO THAT THEY MAY HAVE A VOICE IN DETERMINING POLICIES WHICH MAY EFFECT THEM. VIRGINIA ~PPAI ArH r i\~ NOTES �38 ZTO.,Z 3~ 0 N~O~ VA 3 1V~ I OJ 91Ll ~3 1 M O ~ J s~w O/J 3 N lS JOS N3 9 v~ s N~31S 3MH1nos 91L1 H1nosz1o ~z ooo 6~91 0 00 09N 1l61f7# '.HUI.Iad ::::>a' uo:illu1qsuM 9EOO Z ::>a ' uo:iIJurqsBM . M . N ' a~Bl d pUBI.Iapuns 1Z61 ***CTIVd*** all B l S 0 d • S • 0 ll.IQ lJJO.Id- UON A6 A .l31:JOS IV:JI QOTV3N3Q IV NOl.LVN 3 H.L THE WASHINGTO.\i P,OST T11r3day, ]rmu ary 15 , 1980 Scholars Oppose Record·s Dispersal se Archives Dispute Goes By Thomas Grubisich Was hingt o n Post Staff Writer General Services Admini strator Rowland G. Freeman III, the former Navy admiral who is pressing ahead w ith his plan to reorga nize the National Archieves , has been attacked by h is foes on a new flan k: the White House. Until recel!tly most of tile contro. d to . the chande-t vcrsv was con f me licr~d Archivist Recept10n. Room a the Archives on Pennsylvama Avenfue, or Freeman's ornately panel~d co~~~ encc room at GSA hea quar e across town. , "\row in a:fJ. effort to get ~reeman s "d t C rter t o mter vene, . . 1 b oss. Prcs1 en a ' kl" head of h istorian Joh!l Hope Fran. m, uistoriOOO.mcmber American ..,. the 15 · cal Association, an d t h e t wo most re· cent ch ief archivists h ave ta~ en t hheirf grievances t o d, omestl . · c policy c ie Stuar t Eizenst at s office. . The academicians and schola~s a1 e . t b Free man's a nnounced mten~fu~: oiY shipping hundr~ds ~f t houan ds of cu!>ic feet of hist orical .r~c­ ~rds from the overstuffed_ Ar~hn es h d uarters in the Federa• Triangle t~~·o6mier r egional centers thr oughout the countr y. . . admiral says t he sh ift will 1,1 l C·better use of e:-; pens•·.'.ie · stora<>e a ke o : Jacc a nd al~o •·oting history t o t he people:· . But hi s cri tl t'S :-ay Fn~ em a n.s plan , if l'arried ou t, " ·ill make a rch ival r~5C<ll"C:h much more. ~ifficul! and , 1n svme cases, render 1t 1mpo-ss1ble. "It's the craziest thing I've heard of," says historian Franklin. "People ask me , 'What the hell is going on at the National Archives?' " According to one participant, the delegation to the WJ:iite House told Eizenstat aide Al Stern that Freeman was bypassing profes<;i onal opinion in making decisions a~out the Archives. The group focused its criticism on the shifting of records a5 proposed by Freeman, the participc.nt Gaid. Stern's only react~o~, according to the source, was to as,<; for II!ore information about the controversy, and it was subsequently sent to him. Last week ~ ~roup of loca l hi storia ns and arc~1v1sts formed an Emerg.e ncy Com~ittee to Preserve the Nat10nal Arcluves. The new group's t terhead already includes the names1eof ":'ell-known s•:holars, including Willrnm Appleman, n ew. pr~sident of t he 8,000·me mber Organization of A . ' t · can H1s onans, and Herbert Gutffi B~ one of the. lead~ng experts on m:hn~ slave experience in the South In yet another example of tile anti.· Freeman offensive, Jam<!s B. Rhoads who resigned as archivist last sum: mer, has gone public with a frontal at· tack on his former boss. "I am convinced that there is a real very danger that in tne course of a fc wmonths he [Freeman] may undo t he work of three generations of professional archivist s who have built possibly the finest national archivei;; in the world," Rht ads said in a recent. t alk t o archivists ar.d historians. 1 f til e conu·oversy now T he focus 0 h imminent selection t d to t e has sh if e to Rhoads. of a successor 'tig criticisms made 1 F reem an , _ec1 JOIAccountin g Of f"1c~ am.l b y t he Genera ni m ittee , has cla1mea a House subc.o. s which is respons1that the Archive '., billion documents · ble fo r mor e th11a n~ Declaration of .I n d ~'. ranging from t e canceled Treasury pendence to ·al •zed by m ismanagechecks, is pa; ~s to adopt current, meil_!; ~n. ?ret u:echniques of i•ecord more eff1c1en keeping. reeman stresses manBut because Fas hi s No. 1 prercquiagement taten;rchivist. his c:ritjcs fea! site i n a n e w 5·om€one who will treat he will ch.oose ess as a national cu1the Arch1.ve 5 _ 1 than as a balky butural insti~ut io~~ri of modernizing. reaucr a cy Ill n c: ·•ssion today in Free· At a n all-d.aY r oom. a n a~visory man's confei e n 1., te e will hold Its Jas, · comm cn 'lin" names of qua i·1select10n se ,' to "' a GS1\ pane l . session b e fore 0 1 fied cand id ate~P til e final recommenwhich will ni a - ... -1 reern ... • · dations to F . fea rs among commit· But th ere.1 a~~at the select~o.n proctee membe s k"n<t ··r set.? decisions be i ,,,. ess is no t wor v Free man] i~ a war, t 1l~ t ing m a? e [b.ff good candidate~. said w ill d nve 0 Frankly we have o ne m em b e r .·r{t~d ·in the number and been disap po1 dictates." quality of can c; �WlGJl'i16 APPt\LACijlAN NOTES ALEXANDER (ADAM HANCE) HOUSE in OLDE NEWBERNE'S NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT History of house The first section of the Alexander (Adam Hance) House was built in 1810. As it stands today, the 12 -room structure is now a two-story clapboard building with chimneys of brick and native stone. The interior has hardwood floors, recently refinished, solid panel doors with wrought iron strap hinges, plastered walls, two bathrooms, and the windows have twelve panes. The rafters over the log section are f astened together with wooden pegs. Standing back of the main house is the original log kitchen, a la~ge barn , smokehouse and three s ma ller buildings. The Alexander family used the house as an inn for s umm er guests for ma ny years. The front entrance faces the Wilderness Road, and the s ide road passing the east veranda leads to Claytor Lake. The porch in the back extends the length of the house. There are three separate basement sections and a root cellar with fireplace. THIS HOUSE WILL BE USED FOR A REGIONAL MUSEUM. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE FOR MUSEUM: To provide a regional museum to preserve the cultural heritage of the area; to discover and collect any and all material relating to the hi story of said New River Valley; to provide for the housing , storing, preservation, display and accessibility of said material to students and the general public. PURCHASE PRICE OF PROPERTY -- $75, 000. approximately six acres of land) (12-room house, six outbuildings and OWNER and SPONSOR: NEW RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY (embracing: City of Radford, Floyd, Giles, Montgomery & Pulaski counties. OPPORTUNITIES TO CONTRIBUTE to the REGIONAL MUSEUM in OLDE NEWBERNE D a t e - - - - - - -- - Amount----- - - - - Check: $10 , 000 $1,000 $100 Mail to : Room named in honor of donor Name will be olaced on individual plaque - / Charter Membership(s) Supporting Units ($10 per unit) Mrs. Jennie Simmerman, Treas. 615 11th S treet Radford, VA 24141 "in memory of" - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - " in honor of" Other (Acknowledgmen t and receipt will be sent to y ou for income tax purposes) NEW RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY--A non- prof it organization �VIRGfNfA APPALACHI AN NOTES QUARTERLY EXCHANGE VIRGINIA GENEAGOLICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, Vol . 17, #4 , Oct 1797 . Our member, Richard Dickenson, article "Free Papers " Montgomery Co., Va., P 1JJ . He has had articles in VAN and has published a book on black research . MIDWEST GENEALOGICAL REGISTER (KS), Dec, 1979, Vol. XIV , #J, P 101. Ward Locations on Census Rolls, a Problem Solved. THE HOOSIER GENEALOGIST (IND ) , Vol 19, #4, Dec 1979· "Some Reasons f or the Westward Movement During the 1800s" APACHE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (ARIZ), Vol. 4 #4. Articles on Interviewing , Photo Anaylsis by Shirley Neese (also member SVGS). Vol 5 #1. Articles on Relationship ; States & Nicknames, SEATTIE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, Vol 29 #2 1 979 winter "Finding your Roots ·in Lan d Reco rd s. " "Bl ac k Genealogy - a Closer ' ' Look", Tracing ' · you r Ancestry in Canada", New England Ancestor File". THE SEA~CHE~ (California) Vol XVI , Sept 1 979 , #J. Articles on how to research Naturalization Records, p 72, and how to date old photos, p 76. GENEALOGY (Ind) , Oct 1979, p 7 Genealogical Data from the rec ords of the Mo. Legislature; p 9 New York State Vital Records• p 10 SAR Library moved from DC to Louisville, Ky. ' Seattle Gen. Soc. ( Wash) Vol 28, #4, Summer 1979 : Indiana : History~ Gen. Research; Research in Connecticut State Library· Illinoi s Sta t e Archives, Gen. Records & Research Policy; Archives of Nor.:.ay. THE LAST WORD We received a correction to the Roanoke County Death Regis ter which_is on page 11 - - The early Vital Statistics were very haphazarded __ So, JUSt because they are c?urt rec ords, don't say that "it" i s true ___ I have found too many errors in ~hese recor~s. Remember that thes e records ha d to be copied into the register and mistakes could be made a nd were . A copy of the . o·~i ginal of the 1850 Russell Count Va Mortality Schedule will be placed in the Virginia Room and a co ~, ' en t to the court house of Russell County. PY will be s PLEASE read the letter from the National G S . ty and write to . enea1 ogica l ocie your congressma n. We ( VAN ) cannot express . . s ociety but our · d" · d 1 our opinion as a members as in ivi ua s can and s hould For with the l e tter. • myself, I agree The 1979 index was mailed and late -- have a very good excuse -- had facial surgery and could not wear m~ glasses, plus the holidays. I would have made a very good impressi onist pai nter -- could see the f orest but not the trees. We very much hope that others of our members will send in documents~ articles, etc., that they have on their fa milies or on those that are n ot family . We will try to print as space is available. �BE 7 ~~~ /-6/ / HE Bl E-RIDQE BEFORE 1900 D~ "<- '----- ymposlum - February 29 and March 1, 1980 ·Roanoke College· Salem· Virginia Roanoke College and the Roanoke Valley Histcrical Society will sponsor a two-day symposium on the history and culture of Southwest Virginia on February 29 and March 1, 1980 ( Friday and Saturday). The entire program is free unless you plan to attend the Friday evening banquet ($3) and the Saturday luncheon ($2). To be held on the Roanoke College campus, this symposium will focus upon a broad overview of the Blue Ridge Area: natural history, early native Americans, early settlers, industry, crafts, and other areas. The program will feature a diversity of expert speakers and will provide ample opportunity for your participation. Further information can be obtained by writing: Beyond The Blue Ridge Symposium Roanoke College Salem, Virginia 24153 This project is funded in part by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy, an affiliate of the National Endowment for th e Humanities . �SCHEDULE OF EVE TS Friday, February 29, 1980 2 - 3 p . m. Registration, Stud ent Center Lobby, Roanoke College 3 p.m. Gary Clarke, Roano ke College , 4 p.m. Michael Barb e r, U.S. Forest Service, 6 p.m. Banquet--Student Ce nt er Ballroom, Cost $3 . 00 " The Natural History of Southwe st Vir g in ia" " Prehis tori era tis Williams, Ap palachian State University, Behind the Mountain s" 7:30 p.m. l'fan in the Bl u e Rid ge" "Settlement Pa tt e rns Saturday, March 1, 1980 (A) cratis Williams, Appal achian State Uni vers i t.y, and Culture" 9 a.m. " Appalachian Spe e ch (B) Thomas R . Dunlap, Virginia Polytechnic Instit u te, Agriculture" (C) Andrew Baskin, Ferrum Col lege , Century Virginia" " The Black Exp e r ience in Nin e teenth (A) Dell Upton, University of Vi r g ini a , Ridge" 10 a.m. " Ear l y Virginia " Ar chit e ctur e Behind the Blue (B) Arthur M. 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Avecy Jr. Belva Counts Elaine Trumbull Pe di gre e Chart s Quarterly Exchange Queries Reviews Surnames =============================================================================== Vol. III - No. 4 - November 1979 CONTENTS President's Message 12 1a Diacy of Jesse Green Karr 121 Pettit - Thomas Bible 123 Descendants of Battaile Fitzhugh Taliaferro Conway 125 Quarterly Exchange 130 New Members 1J1 Pedigree Charts 132 Death Book of Roanoke Co, Va, for 1853-1881 135 Central Virginia Genealogical Society Queries 147 Queries 149 Book Reviews 153 Comments on Oct Meeting 121a, John Dickson 124 , Russell Co , Va Marriages 129, Research Notes 1J1, John Mackey 158 , Renewal 159 ================================================================================= Next meeting: November 17, 1979, at 1 : JO pm at the auditorium in the main Roanoke City Library, Elmwood Park (corner of Elm and Jeff erson St, SW}, Roanoke, Va. Remember -- you can research i n the Virginia Room before and after the meeting. �V IRGJNIA APPALACH IAN NOTES 121a PRESIDENT'S MESS AGE Our year in office is rapidly drawing to a cl ose . It has been a g ood year for our society. Our membership as of Sept ember was J 29 an d more have j o in ed since that time. We exchange with about JO other quarterl i es ov er the US · At our September meeting, chaired by 2 nd Vi ce - Pres ident Bob Phlegar , the names of members for two ad hoc committees were announc ed : Nomin a tin g Com.m i ttee JV Avery, Jr, chairman, Belva Counts , and Be tty Low ; VM Editorial Commi t t ee, George Kegley, chairman, R L Brickey, a nd Mary Mai er . Our next meeting will be held in Lexington, Va , as an nounced . J ohn Bu rro ws has done an excellent job of working with repre s entat iv es of t h e Ro ckb r idge County Historical Society in developing a n excellent itinerary for memb ers and their guests while in Lexington on Octob e r 2 7, 1 979 . Please make 1979 at the meeting for of officers a determined effort to be at ou r Nov e mber mee tin g , No v e mb er 17, Roanoke Public Library. Thi s will mo s t l ikely be o ur l as t bus in e ss the year. Among important i t e rns o n t h e agenda will be an e l e ction for the Year 1980. Again, I want to express sincere apprecia tion for s upport to a l l you J OO-odd members out there who make this whole thing po ss ibl e , a nd to our office rs and committee persons who have worked hard in carrying out th e i r a ss igned d uties• I am proud to have had the opportunity to hav e been your Pres ident for the past year. Your President Bruce Anderson, Jr. ============================================================================== COMMENTS ON THE OCTOBER MEETING On Saturday , Oct 27, the SVGS went to Lexington, Va, for their monthly meeting. Those of us who went had a wonderful time and wishing we had more time there· Everyone was to be there by 10am (three of us were so busy talking we missed the first exit and arrived a few minutes late) to start a mini walking tour of Lexington . We _ m~t_ at the Visitors Center and met our guide, Mrs Sandy Patterson from the ·vi.s tars Center. Our first stop was the Rockbridge Historical Society (long walk, right next door), where we met Dr/Prof. Charles Turner, a member of the Society and professor at Washington and Lee University. For me the most interesting room was upstairs -- the room with the old newspapers, rare books and genealogies of the area. Then a walk to the W&L new Library, The Rar e Book room is opened to the public 9- 5 Mon-Fri. Prof. Turner left us and Mrs Pat terson led us to the Gen. George Marshall Library and pointed ou± the VMI Li b rary (for the genealogical material there). We visited Lee 's Chapel -- then Lunch. After lunch we spent about an hour and half at the Rockbridge Co, Court House - - being small many of the old records not needed everyday are stor ed i n the basement but is available upon request. All the records ups tairs wer e put to use -- some were even copied. The last stop was Stonewall Jacks on Cemetery . I'm going back . A thought, if they would move the libraries and c ourt h ouse down here for a couple of weeks . I can dream can •t r. Tne above a re a few of my thoughts and I left out much that was pointed out to us -- a s k others and you will get all the details. Babe Fowler �121 DIARY OF JESSE GREEN KARR 1861 - Battle of Caniifex Ferry (?) ..... Great-uncle of Martin Bru ce Cummings, contributor (Note: this was typed from a zerox copy of the original. faint and the handwriting a t times not too easy to read) Parts .was vecy rain and without tents. Sunday 8 t h Spent the day in reading & writing rained one st of the evening Joe Mc Claryhi ty & others left the company & started to Wise, Monday 9th Coff ee Broyles & Hambrick Started back home and the two Reg left Tuesday 1 0t h got orders to go on to Floyd. drilled some Wednesday 11th Started f or Floyd left Williams & Calfee with measles at Lewisburg . Came to to~ (or top?) --- com with us Thursday 12th Went to Camp Tyre. overtook NC Reg Friday 13 get orders Floyd was retreating tunied back came a few men & got orders t o go bac k a few stayed all night with Floyds 57th Reg. Col Whorton to top big Swell. found som men in Grayson Company got vecy well acquainted with Clarks, cooper pool Hale & Pat (or Passt?) Dickey vey? Clever fellow found some more Company 5 men I know. Sunday 15th went to Col. Anderson Reg Saw Capt Donnanes men in the evning Rev Mcmohan chaplain of the St 0 r Reg preached presbyterianism on a big rock Monday 16th Went in the mo:rning to Capt Dormans Company Some of our men working on breast ?srcier? (or wecier?) down on North Side in the evning visisted Col Heaths Reg found Some com men I knew Bro. Cooper from Wise County & Fisher from Wythe. had prayer meetting most all got layed down orders came to retreat to Meadow Bluff Started about 10 o'clock rained very hard after we started road very mudy got some 6 miles before daylight. Wesco Sey com did not go to Meadow Bluff rt Tuesday 17th ir. the evning met with our co~.. with our tents ?Tioy (or Troy, Thop) Saiks cartazd? Bosus Jr Wednesday 18th took the vote of the Company to go to Wise or Stay with Floyd vote & all but 14 to go to wise. Started came to top littel Thursday 19th come on got our arms (or army) report & the Enimy in :four miles Floyd ordered Wise to retreat but would not tho it our company Sent up on a high point of the spur of the mountains pushed up the wagons Friday 20th nothing doing but rubing up our old guns Wrote letter in the evning. Sat 21st Still came (or carol) Spent day in Reading & Writing. Sunday 22d wrote a letter & reading my Bible forepart day evning vis ited Capt Dormons company Gen Lee came in and rode throu the camps. at night Bro Robison orderly in Ryans Com preached Mon 23d Drilld in fore part day about 12 or 2 o'clock the Yankeys advanced to the top of the mountain pitched there tents our calvary fired on t hem thought they killed 20 or 25 of them got one man killed 2 wounded. our Company Sent scours? on a north hill for picket . Tuesday 24th our-Artelry throwd some Bombs over on t hem Some picket fightin to day killed seven of there men our com Still on Picket Wednesday 25 Staled on the North of the hill Feldgers men got up to day -fighting expecting evecy hour Thursday 26th orders for our company to leave the North of the hill and go to the breast work commenced raining the nt Wise left for Richmond night. rained all night. Friday 27 rained all day our tents all sent off to Meadow Bluff. Men all chilld ?sifen? Sat 28 Still raining Johnston & Jones came to us first letter from home �·122. V IRGI NI A AP PALAC HIAN NOTES Diary of Jesse Green Karr - con t inu e d received by them straight got our tents went to Sle ep about 9 oclock got orders to go on picket our whole company staid all night very cold like to froze Sun 29th ·?very prety ne_:!:[_? morning our tents sent do wn to ?_mantus? expecting a battle detached to guard our t ent & Spent part o f the time writing & reading; in the*enin g our Col Spalding g ot killed by the Yankey Pickets. He was drinking & rode up them his corps ( *written b etween lines "mustered in to serve") started on to Ri chmond. ( *evning ) Monda 0th nothing doing towards f i ght ing Stil l with our tents at ?Smains (or Smaius B Tuesday Oct 1st Wm Saundoy? (or Saundos) & Franklin Whi teker or r os got a dischargh? to go home to ?ddd ~ out in a hurry, musterd into service today or dated from this date ( *day ?) Wednesday 2d (faded) Gen Soursing got in with all his Brig a de about 5 or 6 Thousand. Said to be 15000 Strong Saw H Bane & Sam Shanon Thursday 3d called expecting an attack in the morning. Yankeys still on Top of the mountain. Col Savge of the Tenn. Reg. has our command for the present Friday 4th built our breast works more substantial expecting fighting every hour Saturday 5th Several of our boys sick __gt Emmons unable for duty Capt appointed me in his place. Some of the newer militia came from Meadow Bluff to see us Visited some of Gen (or Sen) Floyds men Sunday 6th -?rain? to*Strible? tents expecing a Battle at day light found the yankeys had retreated back to dogwood gap left a good many cook vessels provissions (*?struck?) Sat 5 houses & wagons & c _ _ ? ma_!k up t wo Reg. to pick up the things at 11 oclock Chaplains in 1st Reg. preached & distributed some Testsments & tracts Monday 7th every think still every man wondering what was going to be done Tuesday 8 Floyds command building a boat to cross New River. The militia discharged to go home Wednesday 9th some of Floyds men started to wards (or warde?) Thursday 10th our Syior doing nothing but nem (?men) on the mountains Friday 11th Still remain at the same place Sat 12th doing nothing but cooking and ea ting Sun 13th No preaching. reading the Bill Mon 14th laying about doing nothing Wed 16th occuping some tralls Thurs 17th some boys sent to hospital Friday 18th preparations to go to Meadow bluff Sat 1gth Struck tents to leave but did not get off on the account of Ba.gage sun 20th struck tents but did not start until night came to Fraziers 4 miles Monday 21st came to Meadow Bluff after night Remained there for a month and a half our Regiment built Cabbins our com got them pretty near ready to go into Nov 15 Col Starh came in took posses ion of the Regiment Sun 17th nov, the Regiment starte~ for camp Starke Korrt? Hambrick left house to go home (Coperal in Swank· lef't also §gt? Reirie, not sorrow) come Sunday to camp Arbuckle 1 Mononday 18th got to camp Stake 2 mile above Greenbrier Bridge Stayed there two weeks o 1 Sunday Dec 1s t moved up above the Bridge 12 miles on the union Road Stayed there 4 days went to cuting house logs for cabbins Wednesday 4th got orders to take up a march to Salem or BonSacks Depot. 1 �·v1Rc 1N 1A -- Ap . •• .)."\t....f'\\ i " , _- . ~ . J 1 '- " I I • , I 1 \" 123 ,,.....,_ T .-: ·~ ~~ Diary of Jesse Green Karr - continued Thursd.ay 5th De cember Started came 10 miles on dry creek near the big tunnel Friday 6th came 14 miles to the Sweet Springs over the threw mountains Saturday 7th came 7 miles to Potses creek. before night in Aligainy County, Sunday 8th came to New castle 18 miles Monday 9th came 1L~ miles t o Catawby near old (Note: the question marks and underlined letters were added by the typist -- not sure of the letter or to denote the dates. This diary was written without paragraphs and very few periods, etc.) * * * * * PETTIT - THOMAS BIBLE contributed by Charles T Burton * This Bible was first owned by William Abner Pettit, whose last home was the Evans house (now gone), which stood beside the Evans Spring, now in northwest Roanoke City. It is a small Bible, with a very limited space for family information. From Pettit it passed into the hands of his daughter , Mrs . G. S. Thomas; and from her to her daughter-in-law, Mrs C. B. Thomas , and is now held by Miss Lucinda Thomas of Bedford, Va. In later years, after the regular space was filled , other family information was entered in various places, making it difficult to tell relationships. For this reason, these later entries are not included here , except this one, "Great Grandpa Wm. Abner Pettit married 3 times. " This is the only place we see his middle name. The dates of his last marriages are not given in the Bible. His second was on 24 Feb 1834, recorded in Botetourt County, and his third on 15 Mar 1842 in Roanoke County, Va. - notes entered in Bible by Mrs. C. B. Thomas. - note entered by Charles T Burton. William Pettit & Mary Yergin were married 6- 12-1823 ( *Aunt Sarah's mother) 2nd wife, Mary Tosh Evans (*Mamma's mother) Jrd wife, Mrs Catherine Wingart (Aunt Mattie's mother) she had one son, Peter Michael Wingart, died Oct. 14, 1862, 26 yrs. old. she died 10-31-1868 Giles Spessard 'Thomas married Kitty John Pettit 2-18-1856 BIRTHS Elizabeth Frances Pettit James Pettit Sarah Jane Pettit Mary P Pettit Kitty John Pettit * 11-3-1825 10-22-1827 3- 2-1830 1- 2- 1833 1-~1838 Rt 2, box 191; Troutville, Va 24175 William Mark Pettit 7-12-1839 George Pettit 7-2?-1849 (**'l'be names William & Merryman were written next to George) Martha Patton Pettit 12-15-1850 continued �124 VI RGI N IA APPALACH IAN N OTES Pettit - 'Ihomas Bible (con ' t ) DEATHS ( *Grandma ' s Aunt ) 2-11-1892 brother ) 2-14-1890 (* sister ) 9- -189_ Sarah ' s grandpa) 2-8-1833 ( *Aunt Sarah ' s mother ) 1- 7-1833 ???( *Aunt Sarah ' s sister ???????) 2- 8-27 8-10-1861 ( *Mamma ' s grandmother) 2-18-1833 ( *Mamma ' s Uncl e ) 5- 7-1834 ( *Mamma ' s Oldes t s i s ter) 4-17-1839 ( *Mother ' s only brother) 2-20-1851 ( *Grandfath er ) 1-15-1854 BIRTHS OF THOMAS CHILDREN William Elias Alexander Thomas, was born 11-12-1857 7-15-1860 Lellie Virginia Thomas 4-12-1877 Lizzie Myrtle Thomas 2-10-1863 John Barnett Thomas 11-26-1878 Omega Burk Thomas 4-6-1865 Cephalas Burnett Thomas 2-21-1880 Oakley Vernon Thomas l.r-12-1868 Mary George Patton 'Ihornas 4-9-1881 Henry Doosing Thomas 12-14-1869 Horace Edgar Thomas 1875 Luther Thomas Martha Pettit Thomas 12-15-1871 winter) (lived but one week in Alice Maude 'Ihornas 10- 4-187.3 died Mariah T Evans James Pettrt Sarah Frantz James Pettit Mary Pettit Mary Pettit Samuel A Pettit Mary Evans Thomas Evans Maria P. Pettit Wm. Mark Pettit Wm. Pettit ~ :Aunt * * * * * * JOHN DICKSON Contributed by Calvin Weddle "Chess Co Dec1!12' 19 t~ 1772 then Came Samson Moore before us the Subscribers two of his Majesties Justices for Sd County & being fuly Qualified on the Holly Evengalist of Almighty God Deposeth & Sayeth that about thirty one or two years agon he Came to this Contrey With John Dickson from Newrey+in the Kingdom of Ireland & that the sd John Dickson Died abord of the Ship Gre~& Marey & that When Wee artved at New Castle on Deliver '.Ihomas Dickson Son to Jn° Dickson Came to -Newcastle & Got in to his Costaty*a parsel of Servants & Goods that Was the property of the Deceseds and that this Deponant further Sayeth that he himSelf Was Indabted to the above Named Jn° Dickson Decesed twenty fouor pound Sterling When he Came in to this Coutrey & that the above Named Tho~ Dickson as his Hear Receved sd Sum from him & further Sayeth Not Signed & Sworne before Sampson Moor (Wits) Alex. Johnston Evan Evanes Notes the above was found in Bedford Co, Va, Courthouse. +Believe it is in Northern Ireland. *Custody ('!he photocopy of the above document has been Placed in the Virginia Room, Roanoke City Library.) �125 DES CEN DAN TS OF BA'ITAILE FITZHUGH TALIAFERRO CONWAY Contributed by Mrs Ann e H Yates* NOTATION: An asterisk i ndica tes that more details about the individual concerned a r e given in the lis t ing of the following generation. The numeral system used here a llows an i ndi vi dual's descent from BFTC to be traced by means of the n umber ass igned to him. Thus Heather Kelly Reyburn (41221), a fifth generat ion des cendant , i s the daughter of (4122), John Alexander Reyburn, a four th gen eration des cendant , who in turn is the son of (412), Agnes Fitzhugh ( Sneed ) Reyburn , the daughter of (41), Ellen Catlett (Fitzhugh) Sneed, the daughter of ( 4 ) Lou i s e Roberta (Conway) Fitzhugh, the fourth child of BFTC. In case a p e r s on had more c hildren than there are digits, the 10th child is indica t ed by ' 0 ' , the 11th by 'f_, the 12th by .'i', and so on. BATTAILE FITZHUG H TALI AFERRO CONWAY was b 14 Sept 1814, d 14 July 1897, m (1) 1833 Mary Ann Wa lla ce, da u of Michael and Mary Kelton (Glass ell) Wallace of "Glen Wallace " of Ma di s on County, Va., m (2) Cornelia Sapphira Buchanan, dau of Dr. Willia m and Ma ry Dade (Wa llace) Buchanan of "Clear View", Falmouth, Stafford Co,, Va . Battaile Fitzhugh Taliaferro Conway's children by his first marriage: 1. Verlinda Taliaferro, b 1835, Madison Co., d ae 17 from pneumonia whil e a ttending school at Buckingham Institute , *2. Ellen Somerville *3. Catlett *4. Louise Roberta. His children by his second marriage: *5. William Buchanan *6. Mary Ann Wallace *?. Evalina (Eva) Fitzhugh 8, Battaile Fitzhugh Taliaferro, b 26 Apr 1850 , d in infancy . *9. John Gibbons *O. Cornelia (Cora) Battaile j. William Henry, b June 1855, d in infancy. *'/.. Henry Clay FIRST GENERATION 2. Ellen Somerville Conway, b 1837, d 1912, m 1860 Catlett Conway Fitzhugh , and had: 21. Drury, d in infancy. *22. Henry Newman, b 29 July 186J, d 6 July 190). 23. Battaile Conway, b 19 May 1865, d 1917, single. 24. Mary Stuart, b 27 Aug 1867, d 1947, single. *25. Sidney Wallace 26. Verlinda Taliaferro, b 20 Dec 1871, d 1940 , m John Clark. 27. Jennie Somerville, b 25 May 1875, d 6 Sept 1942 , s ingle . *28. Catlett Conway *29. D:tvid Stuart J. Catlett Conway, b 5 Jan 1840 at "Spring Hill" , Gr eene Co ., Va., his grandfather's home, d 6 Dec 1929 in Philadelphia , Pa. , m (1 ) Lucy Fitzhugh Tho:rnton, dau of Ianiel McCarty Fitzhugh Thornton and Mary Ja ckson (Dade ) Tho:rnton , m (2) Marv Jackson Tho:rnton. sister of Lucy. He had~ ....- *PO Box 2047, Ridgecrest, CA 93555 ~\ RG\ N \ A N N01£j. APP AL ACH\A_ - �126 CONWAY 3. }( IRC IN IA APPA LAC H IAN NOTES 31. I.awrence Taliaferro, d in i nfan c y *32. Mary Wallace 33. Battaile, d ae 2 years *34_. Virginia Tu.de 35. McCarty Thornton, d ae 2 y ears By second marriage 36. -hosa, L;_ at birth. 4. Louise Roberta Conway, b 20 Feb 1842 , d 11 Oct 191 8 , m 21 Au g 1884 Francis Conway Fitzhugh (his second marriage ) , who was b 12 Au g 183 8 , d _ 12 May 1910, buried at Gordonsville, Va., by the s id e of hi s f i rs t wi fe . Children : *41. *42. Ellen (Nellie) Catlett Francis Wilbur. 5. William Buchanan Conway, b "Ell ersli e " near Wolf to wn Madi s on Co , ' Va · ' m ( 1 ) 14 De c 187 0 Jul ia Ellen Thomas , dau Col William and Lucretia (Howe ) Tho mas , m ( 2 ) 19 Sep t 191 8 Mrs Lee fubose Armstrong of Athens, Ga. ( a e 60), She d 27 Dec 1919 . I ssue (first marriage): 3 Jan 1845, d College Park, Ga.' 6 Jul~ 192 0, *51. Iaisy. *52. 53. 6. Alfred Taliaferro Arch Moncure, b 3 Jan 1880, d without i ssue 1931, md 16 Dec 1908 Frances Smith, dau Jobson and Mattie Robe rta (Bi r d) S mith of Atlanta, Georgia. *54. Mary Greer. 55. William Battaile, d in infancy . Mary Ann Wallace Conway , b 19 Dec 1846, d Sept 192 1 , m 2 2 Sept 1868 James Lindsay Davis (1845-1909) and had: *61. ?. Alice Penn *62. Thomas Russell *63. Mary Elizabeth 64. Francis Conway , d young. 65 , George Coleman, d young. *66 . James Lucius. Evaline (Eva) Fitzhugh Conway, b 15 Sept 1849, d 31 Jan 1934, m 1873 Dr. Bushrod Henry Sparks (11 Aug 1852-15 Sept 1917) and had: 71. Rosa Valine, b 18 Sept 1873, d 16 July 1914, from TB . *72. Henry Buchanan . 73 . Mary (Mamie) Mildred, 3 Mar 1878, d 19 July 1944 *74. William Clark. 9. J ohn Gibbons Conway , b JO July 1850, d 7 Sept 1911 m (1) Fannie Sparks and had Ken t , who was b 27 Jan 1885, d 4 June 1902 , m (2) Mrs Narcissa Humphreys. 6. Cornelia (Cora ) Battaile Conway, b 15 Aug 1853 , d 30 June 19JO, m 17 Jan 1894 John A Nicol and lived at~hland, which was built by John's father Willia m Frederick Nicol . t. Henry No children. Clay Conway , b 1 June 1856 , d Athens, Ga, ca 1 9 13 , m Mathilda Mann and had Kei t h who m Maude Zoder of Monr oe, La, d Atlanta , Ga, 2 Aug 1960, ae 76. Keith worked l+9 years f or the Southern Bell Telephone Company . He was an ardent golfer. He had on e s on , who d as a chil d . �VIRGI NIA APPA LACHI A 12? NOTES CONWAY - continued SECOND GENERATION 22, Henry Newman Fitzhugh , b 29 July 1863, d 6 July 1903 , m ca 1891 Florence Mills , of Richmond , and had : 221. Clarence Buchanan (Buck ), m and had t wo sons . 222. Arthur, not m, d in camp in World War I 223 . Henry, m -- -- ---, no issue, deceased 224. Will i e , m -----, no issue, deceased Si dney Wallace Fitzhugh, b Greene Co, Va, 2 April 1870 , d Gordonsville , Va, 6 Oct 1929 , m Katherine ( Kate ) Jane Rhodes, of Florida , who was b 29 Aug 1875 and d Gordonsville 26 June 1960. She was dau of John and Katherine Rhodes . Issue: *251. Ellen ( Nellie ) Stuart *252. Sidney Wall a ce *253. Edith Mildred 254. Edwin Ca tlett, b 10 Apr 1901, d 10 May 1955 , single *255. Pressl ey Medlin 256. Lillian Conway, b 18 Dec 1904, single *257. James Madi s on 258. Mary Loui se , b 6 Jan 1911, single *259. Oscar Lee 250. Conway Newman, b 23 Apr 1916, d 25 June 1938 , single 25t. Henry Newman, b 26 Feb 1902, d 28 Feb 19 0~ · (2 days old) 28. Catlett Conway Fitzhugh, b 20 June 1878, d 25 Sept 1942, m Florence Grubb (b 5 Jan 1887, d 2 Mar 1956) and had: *281. Norvel Franklin *282, Curtis Grubb 283. Henry Conway, b 4 Aug 1916, m 24 May 1962 Olda Aumack Strong (who had two children by a former husband), Henry and Olda had no children. 29. Lavid Stuart Fitzhugh, b 15 June 1881, d 28 Sept 1949, m Kelton Wallace (15 Feb 1881, d 28 Oct 1965) and had: *291. Nelson Stuart *292. Frederick (Teddy) Tunier 32. Mary Wallace Conway, b 6 Sept ca 1872, d 6 Aug 1957 from heart failure , m Luke Franklin Hayden (b 25 Jan 1867 in Atlanta , Ga , d 13 Nov 1929) and had~ *321. Lucy Conway *322. Eleanor Franklin *323. Elizabeth Stuart 34. Virginia Lade Conway, b ca 1876, Richmond , Va; d 17 Aug 1962, Lansdowne, Pa, at the home of her niece, Lucy Hayden Hendri ckson, m (1) Leroy Latham, (2) John Pride Hunt II, who d 23 Dec 1954. Virginia had no chil dren . 41. Ellen (Nellie) Catlett Fitzhugh, b 31 Aug 1885, d 22 Feb 1958, m 20 June 1906 John Price Sneed (who was b 19 Aug 1883 and d 21 Nov 1949, son of John Anderson Sneed (1840- 1885) and Jane (Jennie) Price Railey (1852-1923) 'Ihey had: 411. Louise Price, b 4 Aug 1907, single. *412. Agnes Fitzhugh 42. Francis Wilbur Fitzhugh, b 23 Sept 1888, d 9 May 1950, m (1) Kate Paynep (2) Virginia Johnson ( who was b JO Jan 1900). Children (1st marriage only)s �128 VIR G I N I A APP A L ACH I AN N OT ES 421. Son, d in infancy *422. Francis Wilbur, Jr. 51. Tu.isy Conway, b Blacksburg, Va, 9 Apr 1 8 7 4 , d Chri stiansburg , Va , 17 Feb 1942 f~om uremic poisoning, m 21Sept1904 Harvey Lee Price ( who was b 18 Mar 1874, d 18 Feb 1951 from arterios cl erotic heart conditi o n ) . They had: 511. 512. *51J. 514. 515. 516. Girl, d at birth William Conway, b 8 Sept 1906, m 1 8 J u ly 1936 El ean o r F ranklin Hayden (322), which see for i ssue. Harvey Lee Margaret Hawley, b 17 July 1912 , d 14 Mar 19 1 7, pro b a bly fr o m Meningitis. Mary Luster, b 4 Dec 1914. Jule Eleanor, b 14 May 1917, m Henry Jo seph Ya ggi of New Philadelphia, Ohio, and had C:iroline who rn H N Barnhart, J r and h a d three children. 52 . Alfred Taliaferro Conway, b Blacksburg, Va, 17 Sept 1 8 75, rn 2 5 Dec 1902 Elizabeth (Bessie) LeRoy Hart, dau of Dr. John Hart and had : *521. Byrd Taliaferro *52Z. John Hart * 5 2 3 Batta ile Fitz hugh Taliaferro 53, Arch Moncure Conway, b 3 Jan 1880, d without is s ue ca 19J1, rn 16 Dec 1908 Francis Smith of Atlanta, Ga. 54. Mary (Mamie) Greer Conway, p 13 Mar 1882, d 24 Dec 1972, rn 9 Nov 1904 William Capers Mizelle, Jr, of Athens, Ga. (He d 5 Jan 1973). Childrens *541. William Capers 542. Julia Roxanna, b 10 Jan 1910, rn Charles Jones; no children, *543. Arch Conway. 61. Alice Penn Tu.vis, b 16 July 1871, d 1.5 Oct 1921, rn 19 Apr John U. Henderson and had: (No year givenin article) 611. 612. 613 , 614. 615 . 616 . 617 . Mary Irving, b 3 Mar 1895, m Oct 1920 Edward Jefferson Eubank James Tu.vis, b 28 Sept 189.5, single 'Ihomas Hiram, b 22 Feb 1897, m -------John Moncure, b 13 June 1898, rn Zenobia Bagwell and had John Jr. Frances Conway, b 11 May 1901, rn Oscar Carr, had no children William Perry, b 17 Feb 1908, m -------, had no children Susan Elizabeth, b 24 June 1910, m Charles Eckerson, a physician in Troy , NC , and had 1) Anne Terrill and 2) Charles, Jr, both of whom are married and have children. 62 . Thomas Russell Tu.vis , m 11 Dec 1907 Flora Woodward and had: 621. James Edward , b 29 Mar 1929, rn Janeb Baker and had 1) Richard Coleman, who m and had two children, and 2) a dau, Arline, who m and has n o c hildr en . 622 . Thomas Eugene , b Oct 1910, m Garnett Woodward and had 1) Thomas Conway, 2 ) Harry Woodward , and 3)Mary Wallace, all of whom m and have childr en . 623 . Russell Conway , b Feb 1912 , d 1922 624. Louise Virgin i a , b Jan 1920 , d ca 1960, m Roy Knox and had two dau 625. Jessie Lucille , b Ma y 1912 , d ca 1962 , m Br ooks Hilton and had 4 dau 6). Mary Eli zabeth Tu.vis , b 15 Nov 1875 , d 28 May 1954, m 11 May 1904 Thomas Benjamin Jones (b 31 Jan 1861, d 13 Aug 1936) I ssue: 6)1. Mil dred Conway , b 1) Mar ch 1905 �VIRGI NIA APPALACHI 129 N N OTES 632 . Mary Stevens, b 15 Dec 1908 633 , Thomas Tu.vis, b 3 Mar 1911, m 10 Oct 1934 Anna Lewis Stokes, who was b 14 May 1913 , d 4 June 1972. They had: 1) Richard Stokes b 4 June 1940, 2 ) Elisabeth Lindsay, b 28 Nov 1947. 66. J ames Luciu s Tu.vis , b 25 Oct 1885, d 7 May 1932, m 19 Dec 1911 Elizabeth Brayan t Crittenden and had: 661 . James Lucius Jr, MD, b Feb 1912, m Kay----- and has one son, a 662. 663, 664. 665. 666. doctor with the Public Health Service in New Orleans. Mary Elizabeth, b Feb 1914, m (1) Cameron Roberts, (2) Paul Zehngraff . Had no children. J acqu eline Crittenden, b 16 Aug 1916 , m Carver Cody and had a dau J acqueline . Dorothy Tu.de, m Richard Mattocks. Had no children. Frances Conway , m Capt Richard H Knight (ret USN) and had 1) Susan Conway, 2 ) Richard H. Jr, who is a lawyer in Montgomery, Ala, m Linda ----, who is also a lawyer in Montgomery, and 3) Jennifer . Carol Crittenden, b Dec 1926, m (1) Robert Bunnecke, by whom she had three daus, and (2) Murray Milton 72. Henry Buchanan Sparks, b 3 Dec 1875, d 17 Feb 1969, m 1897 Clara Josephine Buchheit, who was b 3 Oct 1873, d 10 Sept 1946. They had: 721. Stella Valine, b 5 Dec 1900 *722 Lucille Conway. 74. Dr. William Clark Sparks, an eye, ear, nose specialist , b 20 Aug 188J , d 1968 from cancer, m Nancy Fisher and had: 741. William Clark Jr, b 25 Jan 1916, m (1) Patricia Jenkins and had Victor and four girls, (2) Mary Donnelly and had William 'Clark III and one girl. 742. Emily Anne, b 1919, was in a convent fo~ 25 years, then left and m a priest, James Porggi, in 1970 'IHIRD GENERATION This family history continues to the present day . Due to lack of space and that our policy is to publish records of the past , we request those interested in the present generations to contact Mrs Yates. We very much appreciated her taking the time to send us the above material. The orginal document sent t? us has been given to the Virginia Room of the main Roanoke City Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. RUSSELL 80UNTY, VIRGINIA, i·'LARRIAGES contributed by Mrs Allen E Fuhs: 25932 Carmel Knolls Drive; Carmel, CA 93923 Lucy (Lucinda) D:tvenport to Abraham Harless , md 'May 5, 1816, near Lebanon, (from ·war of 1812 Pension Application papers) by Rev William Nece:pany?. Alexander litton md Mary Vermillion on 25 Dec 1817. His parents were Soloman Litton Sr. and Martha Dunkin Litton. Her parents were Jesse Vennillion and Mary Scott Vennillion. Jesse Vennillion md :Mary Scott on October 23 , 1783. (Both mds from DAR papers 568444) She would like to know what church Rev William Necepany ? represented. anyone help Mrs Fuhs. Can �130 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES QUARTERLY EXCHANGE (My face is red. I found notes on quarterlies that s hould ha v e gone into the August issue,) Check pages 74 & 115 for addresses of quar t erl i es ( May & Aug issues). The Virginia Genealogical Society qua rt erly and Tid e water Genealogical Society quarterly always have excellent material on Virg inia -- so be s ure to check them at the library, The following i s articl es that are of general interest or on Virginia, that would be of interest to u s here in th e Ro a noke a rea. Each quarterly has wonderful material in it -- ch e ck the s t ate for our exchanges. THE PALATINE IMMIGRANT (Ohio): Excellent articles o n r esea rch in Gennan records and Lutheran Church record:, Vol 4, #1, Summ e r ' 78 , p 2 J : Computing Tu.tes from tombstones. Vol 4, #J, Winter '78, p 8 0: Records of Na turaliza ti on: Requirements for. Vol J, #4, Spring '7 8 : ,p 2 0: "The Axe & the S word" (glad to know that is my ancestor was beheaded by a s word tha t i t was an honorable death but if by axe -- he was quil ty of de sp icabl e or vil e crimes . Vol V, #1, Summer '79, p 2, Migration of Early German Baptist Brethren within the US, articles on Moravian Ancestors --- AND p 37 "The De mi s e of Johan n Krangelich" by Charles E Recker (one of our memb e r s ). (not e : read -- a g ood les son for all who believes everything we read and ' see ') TRAIL BREAKERS (WA): Vol 5 1 Jun e 79, p 95 Your German Ance s tor; p 111 "Understanding Survey Notes", THE HOOSIER GENERALOGIST (IN), Vol 19, #2, June '79, p 40-52 : "The Army Led by Col George Rogers Clark in his Conques t of the Illinoi s 1778-9" - members & memoranda of land bounty granted to each. ANCESTRY QUARTERLY BULLETIN (FLA): Glos s ary of law terms is continued. July '79 THE CERTIFIED COPY, (Ohio) Vol 8, #2, p J4 "What's in a Pension File?" THE COLORADO GENENALOGIST A Neglected Treasure" Vol 40, #2, May 1979, p 59: Genealogical Periodicals: ST LOUIS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY (MO): Vol 7 # 2 : J generations records; President's Message - primary & secondary sources. Conway ANCESTRAL TRAILS HISTORICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY (KY): Vol 4 #1, 1979: Resources of the Filson Club. MIDWEST GENEALOGICAL REGISTER (KS): Vol XIV #1, June 1979: The Peery Genealogy P Thomas Peery, ch Thos into Tazewell Co, Va. CAR-DEL SCRIBE (Mass): Vol 16 #J, Apr 1979, P ~J: Coffee Break - "Every problem must be taken individually & carefully studied or analyzed in order to determine just exactly what the problem is.···• .it is far more sensible to try to establish at least an approximate death date and/or place before you try to use those original source records, when you don ' t know the what, the when, . the where or the why of what you are looking for. " (There is more). Vol 16 #4, July 1979, Coffee Break: p J-4: Spelling of names, BULLETIN . . OLD TRYON CO, NC: Vol 7, #J, Aug 1979; p 10J: "Some Lavidson" by Va Greene DePriest. THE JOURNAL (WV); Vol J #9 , Andrew Waggener family. Vol J #8, Clendenins family GENEALcx:;Y (IN), July 1979, #46: "A La Recherche De Vos Ancetres". Vol #47, Indiana Historical Society Library. THE TREE TRACERS (OK) , Vol 4 #1, Fall, 1979: shows a filing system Card. THE GENIE (LA) Vol 13, #4, Oct ' 79: Some early Pa & NJ marriages. �VIRG INIA APPA LACHIAN N OTES Quarterly Exchange 131 - con't ORANGE CO CALIFORNIA .GENEALffiICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY, Vol XVI #J, Sept '79, p 77 Research in England ; p 87 Britain's Family History Socities NEW GENEALOCICAL AIOS BULLETIN (Ohio) Vol 9 #1, Fall '79, p 37: The Historical Soci ety of York Co , York , Pa .--confusing given names among the Pa German; p 56 : Bible Rec ords of the Ohio DAR and where they are. CA R-DEL SCRIBE .. 6 i ssues a year at $5 .00 per year (us ) .. que.r;i_.~s, _book reviews, books for sale and how-to-do- it , and other interesting, helpful features . Chedwato Service , PO Box 716 , Middleboro, Mass 02J46 THE TRAIL BREAKERS ( WA ), Vol 6 , # 1, Sept '79: P 3 Polish Searching; p 5 For open record s ; p 7 Research at the Univers ity Library. p 4 Researching .. . . Remember to l eave th e data you find "as is " and do not make changes to force the material to agree with what you tl1ink it ought to be. RECORD IT AS YOU FIND IT. Do NOT alt er th e s pelling . Do NOT fudge t he date. Retain in your notes the intergrity of the docum ent , even though you know the informational content is not " hones t" .... ,., ................ from HOW TO TRACE YOUR FAMILY HISTORY by Bill R Lind er . (Note: I have probably omitted s ome articl es that should be mentioned -- please forgive . And a ll the quarterlies a re excellent -- all have material relating to their state , pedi gree charts, queries. Just because you THINK that you had no r e l ati v es in that s t a te, pick up and read them, you might find what you are looking for or a new approac h to your research.) NEW MEMBERS Annie M BROOKS HIER = 49 08 Showalter Rd NW = Roanoke, Va 24017 Frances E PARKER = 4112 Walnut Grove Ave ~ Rosemead, Calif 91770 Midland Co. Public Library = Box 1191 = Midland, Texas 79702 Charles R DIETRICH = 1114 N 775 E = Lafayette, Ind 47905 Mrs Janice PARKS = 85J1 Washington Ave. NE = Bremerton, Wash 98310 Mrs James RANDALL = 1519 Marson Rd = Jackson, Miss 39209 Change'of address: Karl F HOBACK = PO Box 702 = Alexandria Va. 22313 Mrs Charles W HAMPTON = 6422 Angus Drive = Lakeland , Fla 3J805 RESEARCH NOTES Nicholas Co, Va Deed Book 2, p 168. 20 Dec 1826 . Wm DUFFIELD of Ripley Co, Indiana appoints brother Robert DUFFIELD of Nicholas Co, Va his.attorney. Both are heirs of Isaac DUFFIELD now deceased. Nicholas Co, Va Deed Bk 2, p 238. 20 Feb 18JO. John GIVEN and heirs of Isaac DUFFIELD: Robert DUFFIELD, William DUFFIELD, Henry DUFFIELD, George DUFFIELD, James DUFFIELD, Isaac DUFFIELD, Nancy DUFFIELD to Thomas MILLER. Signed: John Given, Sr; Robert G DUFFIELD, John G DUFFIELD, George G DUFFIELD James G DUFFIELD. ' Nicholas Co, Va, Deed Bk 2, p J62. 28 Jun 1829 , Isabella DUFFIELD late wife of Isaac DUFFIELD, deceased . signed by Isabella DUFFIELD t 1 (Note: Isabella GIVEN married Isaac DUFFIELD 28 Dec 1795 lneBa~h.Co, Va) contributed by Barbara C Irwin 28329 Coveridge Drive Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90274 �132 VIRGINIA APPA LA CH IAN ~;5- -~ . g.rea t g.rea t 1 NameRichard Daniel Robinson grandparents of #1 Add.ress3 53 E. Lake Ro ad Ci tyPa lm Snrin gs, 1I6 James Ro b inson 8-15: grea t State Fla. Zip code 33461 b . Camp be 1 1 Co • , Va. grandparents of #1 Date July 29, 1979 d · Lyn c h bu rg , Va. b - born p - place 8. Robert White Ro b inson md b e f • 18 40, Lynchb urg d - died md - married b. 2 Jan 1840 pb Lynchbur g , Va . 17 .A n n B o az I 4-7: grandparents of #1 t,. Cam p b ell Co.,Va. d. 25 May 1916 4 Ja.mes William Robinson - pd Lynch bur g , Va. d Lyn c h b ur g , Va. b. 13 Jan 1867 md 1 s t • 19 .A p r 18 6 6 pd Lynchbur g , Va. 18. Ja c k Mi n t on pmd Lynch bur g , Va. d. 7 .Apr 1941 b pd Ru r a 1 Re treat , Va • 9 • Mary Malvina Minton d md md 24 May 1892 b. ' 18 50 .Ann Dryden pmd Rura 1 Retreat, Va. 1 pb Rockbrid g e Co., Va . 9 ~ (married a g ainst ber d. ' 1881 2 Hu R:b William Robinson pd Lynchbur g , Va. ~~~h ~f ~ r nff~~~t~a~~ a b. 22 .A pr 18 93 2 0 Jobn Bau mga rdner pb Rural Retreat,Va. 1 b. 5 May 1787 d. 1 7 ~f ar 19 58 10. Charles BaL.Jm Q' ardner d 2 1 A u g 1853 pd Winston-Salem ,N .C. • 30 .A u g 18 4 2 md 2nd in 1837 md 24 ~ J UrH! - 1911. 4 b Rural Retreat, Va. 2 1 Ma l in da N ye Umberger_.. pmd Roana ke, Va. • 28 Mar 1927 b. 1809 5 I Lula May Baumgardner d 188 4 d 24 June 18 6 8 b. 5 May 1871 md Br i st o 1 , Tenn • 2a Hu g: h s ence pb Rura 1 Retreat, Va. . 20 Jan 1801 d. 24 May 1956 1 _.'--"E"'"'l=-l=a~V-'-=-i=r~o-~i~n!....:!i~aL_J~.st._U~;t_--' d 18 D e c 18 8 2 pd Be c k 1 e y , W• Va • b • 19 Feb 18 50 md 2n d • 2 5 .A u g 1836 pb Wytheville, Va. 23 Jane Louisa Ward d. 5 Oct 1911 b. 19 July 1817 1. .Richard Daniel Robinson pd Rural Retreat, Va. d 9 Jan 1855 b. 2 Nov 1927 pb Winston-Salem, N . c. 2 4 David Xavier Junkin-' d b. 8 Jan 1808 pd 12.,..__...................._a-"'-__...._........_~...IL.lL. J u n k in d 2 2 .A pr 18 8 0 md 13 May 1950 b. 19 Nov 1837 rnd 12 .Apr 1835 pmd Wr ightsville Beach ,N .C. pb Mil ton, Pa. 25 Jane ( t) McCJ eery _, 6 . Dan i el Montaf:!:ue Junkin d. 22 Feb 1895 b. , 1809 • b. 1 7 May 1868 pd Christiansburg, Va. d , 1887 1 pb Christiansburg, Va. md 5 Nov 1862 26. Rice Daniel Monta ue a. 16 .A Pr 19 20 pmd Ch r 1 s t 1 an s burg , Va • b. 16 0 0 t 18 0 1 pd Ro an o k e , Va • 1J ~.o..a..:a~-........=.:::Z..lod-lo.:..:it-t~_.:,,o.~...!:!..s:u;..Jd 9 No v 18 7 7 md 11 Oct 1892 b. 27 May 18 43 rnd 16 Dec 18 24 1 pmd Ch ri stiansburg, . Va. pb Christiansburg, va.27 Mar Tbomas McClann ab d. 18 Dec 1907 b· 17 May 1 05 d 20 May 1871 J. ~J::...::a=-:n~e:-.:t=-=-:M~o~n~t~a!..;::!l:..!=Utse~J...i.uwnL.!lk..i.i..i.nL...-_ pd Christiansburg, Va. b. 19 May 1893 28William Hamilton Wade pb Cbristiansb u r~ Va b 19 Mar 1 79 d (still 11v1ng;' th 1 ~ John Cro w Wade d 11 June 1857 14 pd date, Winston- Sa l em b . 3 May 1829 rndl3 July 1819 N .Co) ' pb Ch r istiansburg,Va.29 Emily crow / Kath T d . 27 Feb 1889 b. , 1796 7 r n a or Wa pd Ch r i st i an s bu r g , Va • d 1 4 Jan 18 7 4 b Ch 25 1Sept md 18 Se pt 18 50 ti 1869 d Ch risti b V JoJo se pb Sp e a r s Edie ,M.D I pb r s ansburg, Va. pm ans ur g , a. b 1 7 Nov 1 797 ' d 23 Aug 1951 '?'pd Bethesda, Md. 16 Jane Ha rri e t Edie d 27 Feb 1 888 v~ b . 31 Aug 1826 ~-r}J Elisabeth Ann Caldwell pb Christ1ansburg ,Va. 31 wE~ l ~i~z~aWLJ~~.uJ--1U.L..A.-1.LJCl-~ spouse of #1 d e 6 Jan 1912 b ????? -~"""""""---#2 & 3 parents of #1 _ _ __ pd C _b_r_ 1 st1ansburg, Va. d 2 July 1828 l �133 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NU I E5 Name Miss Charlotte A. Feazel 16-31: great great Addre ss 2 91 4 Hampshire Rd. grandparents of #1 City Cl eve land He ights 16 BARNARD D. FEAZEL 8-15: great State Ohio Zip code 44118 grandparents of #1 b August 17 52 Pa. Date A u g ust 1979 d Jan. 1831 Wayne 0. b - born p - place 8 THOMPSON FEAZEL ~-----------:-------;- mdbefore 1779 b3 April 1788 d - died md - married p b Bedford Cty. , Va . 17 _ANN __E___:(~MA_J_O_R_S_?_:)_ _--::4-7: grandparents of #1 d 17 Jan. 1866 G before 1767 Va. ? 4 JOHN THOMPSON FEAZEL · pd Lodi, Medina Cty.,O. dafter 1831 b 25 Dec. 1840 md 14 Aug. 1821 18 HENRY VANDEMARK ph> Lodi, Ohio pmd Wayne County, Ohio b bet 7 /l. 766 & 6/1771 d 10 Dec. 1912 pd Mt. Dora, Fla. d Watne County ,O. 9 SUSANNAH VANDEMARK_\}~! ~.L.'- md md 5 May 1867 b 16 Nov. 1801 1 MARGARET DALEY pmd Chatham, Medina Cty p b Northampton Cty.,Pa .9 b ERNEST ALBERT FEAZEL d 15 Aug· 1842 d b 6 Oct. 1870 20 MOSES WASHBURN pb Lodi, Me dina Cty. ,0. b 11 Sept. 1749 Conn. d 18 Mar. 1935 lO ROGER WASHBURN d 1830 Rodman, N.Y. pd Cleveland Hts.,0. ibl Jan. 1792 md10 Nov. 1774 , rnd 18 June l90l IPb Stafford, Conn. 21 EUNICE ELLI'I'HO~PE pmdLodi, Medina Cty. ,0. k:l 11 Jan. 1866 b ::@8 June 1751 Conn. 5 I MELISSA WASHBURN rnd bet. Feb. 1824 and J.Ji327 d 1828 Rodman, N. Y. b 12 July 1835 prnd prob. Rodman, N. Y. 22 i-=-J-=-O=HN~=R=O=S=S_ _ _ _ _ __ pb Rodman, Jeff. Cty.NY ro ca 1760 R.I. d 23 July 1908 11 BETSY ROSS (his 2nd w.) dl8 43 Medina Cty. ~hio pd Lodi , Medina C ty . , 0 • J.J.b-=A=-=p-=r-=i-1~1-=8-:0-:0_.:.__ _ _ _ _-t md 2-.--~~==-=--~=--------- pd Lodi, Ohio 1 Charlotte Anne Feazel b 15 Dec. 1910 pb Cleveland, Ohio d pd md ~md CHARLES EBENEZER PA b pb N.Y. State(?) d 26 Dec. 1862 pd Rodman, N. Y. 12 23 BETSY HENRY b 28 Aug. 1770(? ) R.I . d 1861 Lodi , Ohio 24 ASAHEL PARMELEE b5 Aug. 1781/2 Mass. ASAHEL SANFORD PARMELEE d7 May 1840 Cazenovia b 29 Aug. 1808 md 5 Se~t. 1805 pb Cazenovia' ·' Madison 25 BETSY A GIER d 28/29 Nov 18s2 · Cty,NY b23 June 1778 N.Y. pd Cazenovia , N. y. · d 3 June 1863 N. Y. 1840 4 md July 26 EBENEZER WILMOT pmd Liverpool, Ohio b 1 April 1793 Conn. CLARINDA WILMOT (1st w) 1860 or 1864 Medina ct o b 13 June 1819 . md 3 Jan.1813 · y, ,pb Liverpool, Ohio 27 HARRIET PARDEE d l5 Nov . 1844 b7 May 1794 Conn. pd Liverpool , Ohio d 26 Aug. 1829 Ohio 14 Oct. 1843 Liverpool, Medina pb 9 Nov. 1935 d pd c l eve l an d Ht s • , o • 1J md 19 F b 1868 pmdCol~ia, Lorain Ct.Y· Ohio ALBERTINE PARMELEE J ..!__~~~~~~-,--~~~~b 10 Dec. 1874 pb Liverpool (Valley city),Medina d 17 Apr. 1966 14 BELA BRONSON ADAMS pd Cleveland, O. b 1 April 1815 7 P1columbia , Ohio d 1848 or Aug. 1849 pd Columbia, Oh io md 23 Feb. 1840 pmd Columbia, Ohio ELLEN ELIZABETH ADAMS b 27 June 1844 pbColumbia, Lorain Cty,O d 9 Dec. 1895 URANIA HOADLEY pd Lodi, Medina Cty., 0 • 15 b 2 1 Dec • 1815 pb Columbia, Ohio spouse of #1 d 1871 #2 & J parents of #1 pd Columbia, Ohio b25 Feb. 1785 Conn . d 18 76 Ohio md17 Feb. 1813 29 ALLY TWITACHELL B~8tJ­ b 1783 Conn. d 1865 Ohio b d 20 Apr 1.779 Conn. 31. 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"Z o~ T eo..;w\Ultit. 9 & e.-r -~ pd &..oat~,. eo., W~A · 31 d a• •tt Nl"·•C."" j?OMacoy b d t 8 10 . �L 1J5 DEATH BOOK OF ROA NOKE CO, VA, FOR 1853-1 881 copied by Marvin U con't from p 104 eighbors 1864 622. Isabe lla Kirkwood = d 6 Mar 1864 = cd diptheria = 24 yrs = p Charles S Lucy Ann Kirkwo od = b Rke Co & 623. Benjamin Andrew Coon = d 20 Sept 1864 = cd congestion of the b ra i n = 4 yr 5 mo 20 da = b Cravine Creek, Rke Co = p Patterson & Sus a n Coon 6240 E liz abeth Jane Hatcher= d Oct 1864 = cd paralysis= 82 yrs= p Hen r y Bettie Jeter = b Bedford Co, Va = d bend of the river Rke Co = inf William L Hatcher, son 625. John Montgomery Kent = d 22 Oct 1864 = cd wound in the arm = 19 yr 11 mo = p John B & Jane B Kent = o farmer = b Rke Co = d on Rke River, Rke Co = not marri ed 626 . Chapman Ban e = 25 July 1864 = cd liver disease = 51 yr = p John & Polly Bane = b Giles or Monroe Co = d Stratton farm , Rke Co = c Mary A Bane 677. no name given= b dead= d 1 July 1864 = p Daniel C & Minerva E Ga tes = b Big Hill, Rke Co 628. Eliza Ann Paris h= d 6 iv\a y 1864 = cd brain fever= p John & Mary Parrish = 13 yr= d Chapman Hill, Rke Co 629. Charles N Parrish = d 1 Aug 1864 = cd tyPhoid fever = 18 yr 6 mo 2 da = b Rke Co = d Chesterfield Co, Va = o miller & soldier = married, consort not given 630. Geo r ge W Baldwin= d 17 Feb 1864 = cd old age =86 yr= p George & Rachel Baldwin = b Amelia Co = d Tinker Cr, Rke Co = o merchant = inf G W Petty, daughter 631 . Lewis Ha mock = d Sept 1664 = cd flux = 46 yrs = p not knolNl'l = b Bed f or d Co = d Mt Jack son, Va = o fa rmer = inf Michael Airhart, Landlord. 6320 Buford Kay = d 12 May 1864 = cd shot by sharpshooter in the Wilderness near Richmond, Va = 46 yrs = p --- & Elizabeth F Kay = b Bedford Co o farmer & Soldier = c Frances Kay 633. David Huff = d 27 Mar 1864 = cd pneumonia 73 yr 6 mos p Lewis & Rachel Huff b Maryland = o farmer = inf Susan Bonsack, with whom he lived d Tinker Creek, Rke Co 634. James Dent = Nov ~' 1864 = cd consumption 65 yr = p -0- = b Bedford Co = d Bonsack's Depot, Rke Co = o farmer = inf John Dent, son 635 0 Mary Ella Gish = 20 Sept 1864 = cd dipther ia = 1 yr 17 da p George R & Mary Gish = d Pleasant Valley Farm Rke Co 636. Daniel Kefauver d 17 June 1864 = cd intermittent fever 63 yr = p Peter & Charles Kefauver= b Maryland = d Thrasher's Shop Rke Co = inf Barney Kefauver, son 6'37. Mary Susan «'.efauver = d 20 Aug 1864 cd intermittent fever= 18 yr 7 mo p -0b Franklin Co = d near Big Li ck, Rke Co = c Ed~~rd Kefauver 638. Ella F Carney d 21 Dec 1864 = cd consumption 34 yr = p Talieferro & Permelia ONens b Bedford Co = d near Bonsac k' s , Rke Co = c -0- = inf, Mother 639. Pemberton Boothe = d 17 Mar 1864 cd tyPhoid fever p Dewi tt C & Emma Boothe 6 yr 4 mos = b Franklin Co 640. Elbert E Routt d 1 July 1864 = cd strictures 20 yr p Richard D & Sarah Routt = b Lancaster Co d Back Cr Rke Co o sold ier not ma rried = inf George Routt , unc l e ' = = = d = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �136 VIRGINI A ;\P ? ALA C H /AN NO TES d - p George John E Routt d 2 Aug 1864 cd measles = 17 yr. 4 d a • & Melinda b Rke Co d Camp Lee, Va = not marri: ?mo 29 da = 642. John Cline Naff d 29 Nov 1864 cd brain feve~p John B & Eliza Naff = d on Masons Creek, Rke ox 33 yr p 643 0 Andrew Jackson Short d 12 Feb 1864 cd s~a 1 1 ea soldier 0 Jesse & Elizabeth Short b Rke Co = d Danv11 1 e inf Powell T Short, brother = not married 2 yrs = 2 = Run 644. William George Ruddle = d Apr 1, 18 6 4 = c d _in battle Hathers Va p James & Martha H Ruddle = b Botetoui:: Co - d = yrs = p 22 645 William B Barnes = d 25 Aug 1864 cd in bat::, le Chester• 5 Aaron & Sarah Barnes = o soldier b Rke Co - d Station Va _ p George & . 646. George Gish d 12 Nov 18 6 4 c d o ld age Va 8 1 yr farmer 1nf 0 = b Rke Co = d at the top of Blue Ridge, William H Muse,. son-in-law yr 9 mos 5 d 647. Clarence Bell Tinsley = 8 Oct 1864 cd dyptheria Rke Co 1 p Benjamin T ~ Emeline Tinsley = b Richmond = d E ~~~ ' 3 mos = 648. Ella ~al~er T1nsl:y 8 Oct 1864. cd d~theria ood, Rke Co p BenJamin 8. Emeline Tinsley b Richmond - d E ~mw ever p 649. Adolphus E Persinger ~ d 25 Aug 1864 cd tYPhoid f:::: b Rke Co William & Esther Persinger 18 yr 3 mo o farmer d Point Lookout, Maryland = not married armY 650. William Persinger d 29 Au·g 1864 cd wounded in the M. Farm, 1 11 27 yrs = p William & Esther Persinger b Rke Co = d Rke Co 8 mo 3 da 651. Jacob Kefauver = d 13 Nov 1864 = cd apoplexy = 67 yr Spring = p Peter 8. Catharine Kefauver = b Maryland d Rock o farmer c Elizabeth Kefauver nr'I 6 · a rm = L.V yr 652. Richard .Ke fauver d 11 Dec 1864 cd wounded in k mo 6 da p Jacob & Elizabeth o farmer b Rke Co :::: d Roe Spring not married mos 653. Robert B Edington d 1 Oct 1864 = cd in battle 23 yr 2 p James & Louisa Edington = b Rke Co not rrd 6 mos 654. no name Phillips = d 4. Oc~ 1864 cd whooping cough = 1 ~ke co = p Caleb & Polly A Ph1ll1ps = b & d at Kefauvers Mill, 4 mo 22 6550 William T Lacy = d 14 Sept 1864 = cd shot in battle = ~and p Curtis & Rebecca Lacy = o soldier b Rke Co d MarY = not married 656. Henry Whorley = d Aug 1864 = cd bilious fever 18 yr lO mos p Frank & Eliza Whorley = b Bedford Co d in a Lynchburg Hospital o soldier 657. David Whorley d Aug 1864 bilious fever cd 17 yr 1dm~ not p Willi am & Tussey Whorley b Bedford Co = d Richmon married. 658. Thoma s Mays = d Sept 29, 1864 = cd wounded 24yr 10 mo =t~l John W & Elizabeth Mays = b Bedford Co d Staunton Hos pi l lmo 659. Elizabeth Noffsi nger= d 22 Nov 1864 = cd old age = 95yr 5 da = p William & Susan Stover b Pennsylvania :::: d erowe 11 5 Gap= c David Noffsinger= inf Joseph B Noffsinger, son mos 660. Joel Asqerry d 25 Nov 1864 cd chest dropsy= 43 yr_ 8 p not known b Bedford Co d Whiteneck Farm Rke Co - 0 farmer = c Elizabeth Asberry inf James Asbe;r y, son 641 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 0 = = = = =? = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = J �V IRGINIA AP? A LACH! 13? NOTES = = d 31 Dec 1864 = cd not known= 7 years 5 da p Joel & Elizabeth Asberry = b Rke Co 662. Sallie Oliver = d Jan 1864 = cd asthma = 70 yr = p not known = b Nottaway Co = d Huntington Farm, Rke Co = not married = inf R B Hudson, physician & nephew-in-law 663. Elizabeth Mary Garst= d 18 Feb 1864 = cd congestion of brain= 17 yr 6 mos = p George & Mary F Garst = b Rke Co = d Deyer le' s Mill, Rke Co 664 Mary Barnhart = d 10 Dec 1864 = cd dYPtheria = 3yr 5mo 26 da = p Daniel & Susan Ba r nhart = d Craven's Cr, Rke Co 665. Leah Eller = d 23 Feb 1864 = cd consumption = 28 yr 3 mos p Benjamin & Nancy Barnhart = b Rke Co = d Craven's Cr, Rke Co = inf Susan Barnhart, sister 666 . Joseph F Eller= d 3 Nov 1864 = cd croup= 3 yr 10 mos = p John W e. Leah Eller = d Craven' s Cr = inf Susan Barnhart , aunt 667 . Henry Evans = d 22 Oct 1864 = cd dYPtheria 6yr 5 mos= p Giles & Nancy Evans b Rke Co = d Botetourt Springs, Rke Co inf Ama nda Evans , aunt 668 . James T Floyd = d 5 Aug 1864 = cd chronic diarrhea 61 yr 11 mo = p Maurice & Sarah Floyd = b Brunswick Co = d Botetourt Springs in Rke Co = o shoemaker = c Hannah Floyd 669 . John McCauley = d 3 Sept 1864 = cd typhoid fever = 67 yr 7 mos = b near Concord, New Hampshire ~ d Dingledale , Rke Co = p James & Isabel McCauley = O farmer & Supt of S l R 670 . James Reed Burchett = d 28 Aug 1864 = cd typhoid fever = 25 yr 8 mos = p --- & Nancy b Franklin Co = d Richmond Naval Hospital = o student & soldier = inf Susan McCauley, a friend not married 671. Hezekiah B Greenwood = d 22 Aug 1864 = cd chronic diarrhea = 34 yrs = p Abraham & Sophia Greenwood b Montgomery Co d Cave Spring, Rke Co = o farmer & soldier = inf S H C Greenwood, brother 672. Lucy Scott Chapman d 10 Aug 1864 = cd tYPhoid fever = 17 yr = p John & Nancy Chapman = b Rke Co = d near Cave Spring, Rke Co 673. Narcissus M Hershberger d 15 Sept 1864 = cd tyPhoid fever 22 yr 8 mos 22 da = p Isaac H & Catherine Hershberger b Rke Co = d Green Ridge, Rke Co 674. Medora Gay Coon = 25 Jan 1864 = cd whooping cough = 3yr 6 mos p Robert & Mary M Coon = b Rke Co 675. Henry S Shaver 21 Aug 1864 = cd tYPhoid fever = 33 yr 6 mos = p Henry & Susan Shaver = b Rke Co = d Point Lookout, Maryland = o farmer & soldier = c Lucy J Shaver 676. Jacob Wertz = d Sept 1864 = cd dyptheria = 4 yr 2 mos 20 days = p George & ~~ry M Wertz= b Rke Co= d .near Pine Grove 677. Jacob B Wertz d 15 Jan 1864 =Cd apoplexy= 62 yr 9 mos= p William & --- = b Rke Co o farmer= inf Eli Wertz, son 678. Elizabeth Wertz d 2 Dec 1864 = cd tYPhoid 65 yr 5 mo 3 da = p Andrew & Selah ShaYNer = b Rke Co d Cave Spring, Rke Co c Peter Wertz 679. Lewis Wertz = d 26 ~Y 1864 = cd wounded in the army 33 yrs 2 mos p Peter & Elizabeth Wertz = b Rke Co 0 farmer & soldier 6610 boy Asberry 0 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �138 VIRGINI A APPALACH IAN NOTES & Elizabeth 680. Abraham R Hartman d 9 May 1864 = cd shot = P Lew i s d near Dublin, Va - not Hartman = 27 yrs 1 mo b Rke Co married a = p Lewis 2 5 yr 2 7 d 681. George R Hartman d 28 Oct 1864 = cd o. :::: not & Elizabeth Hartman b Rke Co d Camp Chase, Oh 10 married. 6820 Robert Hardy d 30 Nov 1864 = cd tyPhoid fever:::: 65 yr lO=m~s d near Red Hill, Rke Co = p Robert & --- = b Bedford Co farmer = inf Austin Hardy, son cd flux 7yr 11 mo =Cp 683. Mary Susan Tinnell d 15 June 1864 d Henry Farm, Rke o Benjamin F & Mahala Tinnell b Rke Co 7 mos = P 3 yr 6840 Benjamin J Tinnell = d 19 June 1864 = cd flux Benjamin F & Mahala Tinnell d Henry Farm - p 2 mos 685. Peter Benjamin Tinnell = d 15 Sept 1864 = cd flux Benjamin & Mahala Tinnell = d Henry Farm _ p William 6860 James Bohon = d 1 Aug 1864 = cd pneumonia 36 yrs & Frances Bohon = b Rke Co d Salisbury, NC = 0 tanner & soldier = c Maria Bohon _ yr 8 mo 687. John Wesley McCrery d 28 Feb 1864 = cd small pox - 17 p William & Nancy McCrery = d Back Creek, Rke Co mo _ p 688. Mary E Baker = d 30 Aug 1864 = cd dyPtheria = 8 yrs 5. William & Elizabeth Baker = b Rke Co = d Bent Mountain mo = 10 689. John Dabney Baker d 30 Aug 1864 = cd dyptheria 5 yr p William & Elizabeth Baker = d Bent Mountain . = 1 yr 11 690. Virginia Catherine Baker = d 1 Aug 1864 = cd dyptheria Mos p William & Elizabeth Baker d Bent mountain :::: p 691. Miles Medlin = d 17 Dec 1864 = cd liver disease == 69 yrCo o Frederick & Mary Medlin b Sussex Co = d Back Cr, Rke overseer = inf George W Craft, son-in-law da :::: p 692. Virginia Baldwin = d 26 Feb 1864 cd dropsy 24 yr 5 Thomas J & Mary Baldwin b Rke Co = d Bent Mountain _ yrs 45 6930 Magdalen Ellison= d 17 July 1864 cd typhoid fever - t Mt 3 mos = p Thomas & Margaret Lavender b Rke Co = d Ben c Peyton Ellison r = 21 6940 Thomas Lavinder Ellison = d 17 Aug 1864 = cd typho~ddf~~~t Mt = yr 4 mos :: p Peyton & Magdalen Ellison - b Rke Co o farmer ~ s~ldier = not married :::: mos 2k 695 . Charles Wilham Poage == d 5 May 1864 = cd bold hives 5 days = p George & Ellen Poage b Rke Co = d Back Cree IO da 696. Jeremiah Poage d 22 July 1864 cd flux 8 yrs 2 mos = p George & Ellen Poage =b Rke Co d Back Cr _ yrs 2 Sarah Adeline Poage = d 29 Aug 1864 cd dyPtheria - 11 mos p George & Ellen Poage b Rke Co = d Back Cr hn & 698. Andrew J Muse = d 1 June 1864 cd shot = 34 yrs = P J~ oldier 5 Susan Muse b Rke Co = k near Martinsburg = 0 farmer c not g iven = inf Julia A Greenwood, sister t le :::: 22 699. John Irvine Mason d 20 Sept 1864 cd wounded in batt nooga, yrs p --- & Susan Mason = b Rke Co wounded at Chat 0 Georgia ::: not married :::: 3 yr 700. Catharine S Fire stone = d 27 July 1864 cd brain feve~ ll Grove 6 mos = p Joseph J & Per lina Firestone = b Rke Co == d e Mills = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = J �139 V I RCI 70 1. Leonard Campbell -=- 6 Ma y 1864 = cd unknown = 28 yr s = p John & Virgini ~ Cctmpbell = b Rk e Co = d Point Lookout, Md o blacksmith = not marr i ed 702 . Lu a nnah Brubaker = d 5 J uly 1864 = cd brain fev er = 5yr 15 mos??? = p Hy L & Eliza C Bruba ker = b Rke Co= d Green Ridge , Rke Co inf J ohn Brubaker, grand fath er 7C3 . E l iza C Brubaker= d 7 Apr 1864 = cd pneumonia= 24 yr 6 mos 19 da = p Dan i e l & Catharin e Miller= b Rke Co = d Green Ridge , Rk e Co = in f J ohn Brubaker, father-in-law 70 4. Mag dale n A Bru baker = d 28 Nov 1864 = cd typhoid fever = 16 yr 6 mo s ?4 da = p J ohn & Susan Brubaker = b Rke Co = d Green Ridge, Rk e Co 705 . I da C Brub a ker = d 22 Dec 1864 = cd inflamation of the brai n 1 yr 2 mo s 10 da = p Jacob 0 & Elizabeth C Brubaker = b Rke Co= d Gre e n Ri dg e, Rke Co 706. Al ex and e r White Jr = d 21 Oct 1864 = cd wound in thigh = 19 yr 5 mos = p Al exa nder & Ma ry White = b Rke Co = d Winchester , Va = o s oldier = not marri ed 707. Louisa M Bane = d 19 Mar 1864 = cd typhoid pneumonia= 57 yrs 7 mo s = p Matthew & Lucy Bane = b Spo.t tslyvania Co , Va = d Sa l em = not mar r ied = inf Susannah Ester , s i ster 70 8 . J chn W Gr iff in -= d l Aug 1564 = cd chronic atta c k of bowles = 28 yr = p John & Sarah Gr iffin = b Rke Co = d Sa lem = o Mini s ter of the Gospel = inf Dr John Griffin , fa t her = c not given 709. George Wrightsman = d 20 Mar 1864 = cd dyPtheria = 7 yrs 9 mos = p John &. Mary Wrightsman = b Rke Co = d Midway to Rke 710. William Wrightsman= d 21 Mar 1864 = cd dyptheria = 4 yrs 5 mos = p John & Mary Wrightsman = b Rke Co = d Midway to Rke. = = 1865 711. William Armstrong = 10 May 1865 = cd o l d age = 83 yr = p James B Armstrong = b Ireland d New Cree k St at i on, Hampshire Co, W Va = inf David Armstrong, son = o lawyer 712. Elizabeth Ashton d 13 Oct 1865 cd pa ralys i s p Charle s & Margaret Ashton = 70 yrs = b King George Co, Va = d Salem not married = inf Mrs M M Johnston, niec e 713. Benjamin Barnhart = d 21 Apr 1865 = cd small po x = 21 yr 8 mos = p Daniel & Catharine Barnhart = d Joi n's St a tion, Ohio 0 farmer &. soldier = b Cr avens Cr, Rke Co 714. Virginia Brown = d 2 Aug 1865 = cd flu x = 3 yr 3 mos = p Elvira & Daniel Brown = b & d Floyd Co 715. Thomas Johnston Bush = d 25 Dec 1865 = cd consumption 68 yrs = p Peter & Alice Bush = b Rke Co = d Wolf Cr, Blue Ridge o Tanner & farmer = inf Thomas L Bu sh, son 716. Benjamin Beemer = d 20 Se pt 1865 cd heart dropsy = 84 yr 2 mo = p George & Elizabeth Be emer = b Frederick Co = d at the bend of Rke River in Rke Co = o farmer = i nf Mrs Lancaster, daughter 717. not named Bandy= d 1 Jan 1865 = cd Bold Hives= 3 mos = p Armstead & Ma r y J Bandy = b & D Blu e Ridge, Rke Co 718. Geo r ge W Ca meron = d 18 Oct 1865 = cd typhoid fever = 46 yr 3 mos = p - 0 - =.b ~a~over_Cou rt Hous~, Va = d Red Sulpher Springs Rke Co . = c V1 r g1n1a Smith = o hotel keeper = = = = = = = = = �14o VIRGI N IA APPALACH IAN N OTE~ · _ 3 yrs 6 mo 719. Elizabeth Jane Cridlin - d 28 Mar 1865 - cd p n eumon i a - p John N & Sarah E Cridlin - b & d in S alem & El i zabe t h - b f armer 0 720. John Citty - d 4 Oct 1865 - ~~ yr 9 mo - P Jaco~ke Co _ Rockingham Co, Va - d at the mouth of Bac k Cr, inf George W Ci tty, son . t ·on o f t he 721. Benjamin Andrew Coon - d 26 Sept 1865 - ed. JJlflam~s Cre ek, south brain - 4yrs - p Patterson & Nancy Coon - b d Cra of Roanoke . yr 5 mos - P 722. Jolm Davis Coon - 20 June 1865 - cd bold hi ves - 1 John & Sarah M Coon - b & d Cave Sprin g , Rke . Co _ p John & 8 723. William S Deeds - d 8 June 1865 - cd dypther ia - 8 o~arme rs son Sarah Susan Deeds - b & d Catawba Creek, Rke Co _ p John 05 724. John William Eller - 16 Aug 1865 - cd scrofula - ~ dm Rke Co W & Leah Eller - b Cravens Cr, Rke Co - d Green Ri ~~n _ 18 yrs 725. George Washington Grubb - d 5 Feb 1865 - cd consurnp Co _ d 11 mos - p David & Nancy Grubb - b Back Cree k , Rk~ . r _ single Montgomery White Sulpher Springs - o fanner &_sol ~~ _ Jyr Jmos 726. John Edward Glass - d 7 Oct 1865 - cd spas mod1c. er ~ke Co 20 da - p James E & Lucy Glass - b & d Cave Sprl.Ilg, p Matthew & 727. Edna Harvey - d 15 May 1865 - cd pneumonia - l l yr Martha Jane Harvey - b & d Locust Hill Farm, Rke Co _ p Robe r t 5 728. Robert Hardy - d Sept 1865 - cd typhoid feve r - 63H~l on Back 1 & Mary Hardy - o · farmer - b Nelson Co, Va - d Red Cr, Rke Co - c Tamsey Hardy 6 mo 5 da 729. Sallie Susan Ho~ll - d 20 July 186.5 - cd flux - 2Wyrl£ creek p Washington & Martha J Howell - b Blue Ridge - d ~arvation - 20 730. David Hambrick John - July 1, 1865 - cd fatigue & 5 k of Rke river yrs 10 mos - p Griffith & Lavinia John _ b North for _ d Mason's Cr, Rke Co - o soldier - not manried l8 yrs 3 mos 731 . Thomas H Kefauver - d l4 July 1865 - ed. consumption . - s farm - o _ p Jacob & Sarah ~efauver - b Rock Spring - d ChaflJl farmers son & sold;i.er - not married f the brain 732. no name Lark (male) - d 7 Nov 1865 - ed. inflamationborg - d 2 yr 6 mo - p Robert W & Mary A Lark _ b Christians u Christiansburg or Montgomery Co or Salem da _ p Andrew 733. Elizabeth Lennard - d 17 May 1865 - cd o - 63 yrs l 7 Rke Co & Kate Br azzle - b Rockingham Co, Va _ d Mason's Cove' c J a cob Lennard . . d fe-ve r - 15 yr 734. William Henry Litterell - d 21 Apr 1865 - ed. typhol. Ridge Rke Co 6 mos - b Rke Co - P James & Mary Litterell - d Gree42 yrs - p 735 John Lefler - d Apr - ed. confinement & starvation ... Rive r Rke • James & Catharine Le ne r - c Frances M Iefler - b Rke ' · Co - d Fort Delaware - o fanne r James & T36. l.llcinda McHenry - d 4 May 1865 - cd palsey - 65 yrs - ~ke Co - in:f Deborah McHenry - b Rockbridge Co, Va _ d Ca tawba Cr, Mary McHenry, daughter . a _ 42 yrs 737 • Howard H McDonald - d 8 De c 1865 - ed. typhoi d pnewno~1Ma.Son• s Cove p Bryant & Rebecca McDonald - b Montgome ry Co, ~a - cDonald Rke Co - o farmer & s t eward of the poor _ c Elvira M �141 VIRG I N IA AP PALACHIAN NOTES 7 38. Joseph Mangus - 1 Apr 1865 - cd measles - 21 yrs - p Michael & Sarah :M angus - b in the Be nd of Rke River, Rke Co - d Fort De laware - o soldier - not married 7 39. J am e s Monroe Mays - d 27 Mar 1865 - cd chronic diarrhea - 26 yrs 6 mos - p John W & Elizabeth Mays - b Rke Co - d Elmira, New York o soldier - n ot married 740. Franc e s J Noel - d 20 Mar 1865 - old age cd - 79 yrs - p James & Ann - b Louisa Co, Va - d Tinker Creek, Rke Co - inf Francis A Miner, dau ghter 741. Julia Obenchain - d 6 Nov 1865 - cd croup or dyptheria - 5 yrs ? 7 6 mos ? - p George & Maria Obenchain - b & d Green Ridge, Rke Co 742. Ellen Owens - d 7 Apr 1865 - cd dyptheria - 4 yr 5 mos - p John & Virginia O~ns - b & D Dry Hollow, Rke Co, Va 7430 Louis Eli z a Pitzer - d 29 Mar 1865 - cd inflamation of the stomach - 54 yrs - p Andre w & Jane Louis - b Big Lick - d Bellair on Rke River, Rke Co - inf Sarah McFarland, daught e r - o Mistress 744 . Martha Jane Painter - d 19 Nov 1865 - ed. paralysis - 41 yr 4 mos - p Samue 1 & Polly Garwood - b Green Ridge, Rke Co - d Catawba Cr Rke Co - inf Danie l P Pefley, father ???????? 745. William Miner Pefley - d 9 Oct 1865 - ed. dypthe r ia - 6 mos 1 9 da - p Daniel B & A,nn E Pefley - b & d Green Ridge, Rke Co 746. Sarah Frances Pefley - d 28 Oct 1865 - cd dypther ia - 6 yrs 19 da p Daniel B & Ann E Pefley - b & D Green Ridge, Rke Co 747. not named (sex not given) Philips - d 17 Sept 1865 - cd croup l yr 6 mos - p Caleb & Mary Ann Philips - b & d Rke rive r, Rke Co 748 . David C Reynolds - d Apr 1865 - cd supposed starvation - 22 yr 4 mos - p Andrew & Sarah Reynolds - b Back Cr, Rke Co - d Fort Delaware - not married 749. Henry Ann Robertson - female - d 5 Aug 1865 - cd dipt he r i a - 1 yr 4 mos - p Austin & Mary Frances Robertson - b & d Back Cr,Rke Co 750. Catharine Smith - d Sept 28, 1865 - cd consumpti on - 19 yr 5 da p John M & Elizabeth Smith - b Carvin 1 s Cr, Rke Co - d Burlington - not married 751. not named Stephens - male - d 8 Nov 1865 - cd inflamation of the brain - 8 days - p Jacob H B & Elizabeth Stephens - b & d Salem 752. James Alexander Stover - d 6 Feb 1865 - cd cons umption - 21 yrs 6 mos - p Sarah Stover - b Bend of Rke River , Rke Co - d Washington Co, Tenn - o carpenter & soldie r - n ot married 753. lelia Henry Stover - d 14 Oct 1865 - ed. d isentery - ll mos - p Henry C & Harriet Stover - b & d Salem , Va 754. John Steele - d 28 Dec 1865 - cd pneumoni a - 66 yr 7 mos 19 da p George & Elizabeth Steele - b Campbell Co, Va - d Back Cr, Rke Co - o mill wright - c Elizabeth B Steele 755. Robert lee Scruggs - d 6 Aug 1865 - cd flux - 1 yr 4 mos - p William p & Martha J Scruggs - b & d Round Hi l l, Rke Co 756. William David Sears - d 13 Mar 1865 - cd burnt to death - 3 yr 10 mos - p Luke & Heste r Ann Sears - b & d Bac k Cr , Rke Co 757. F.d:ward Charles Simmers - d 12 Aug 1865 - cd diptheri a - 1 yr 5 Mo - p James & Susan S immers - b & d Ba c k Cr, Rke Co �142 VIRGINIA APPALAC HI AN N OTES ral de b ility 758. John Hotten Vinyard - d 21 June 186 5 - ed. ge ne C Rke Co _ d "'~ 7 mo - p Abraham & Mary W Vinyard - b Wolf. r, 44 • Newport News, Va - o brick mason - c Mary H. Viny ard _ p 0 _ William Walls - d 2 Sept 1865 - cd diptheria - 33.~ Wells _ 0 b Bradshaw Cr, Rke Co - d Millers Cove - C Catherin fanner . _ William Iuena Wells - d 22 July 1865 - cd di ptheria - 7 yrs p & Catherine Wells - b & d Millers Cove, Rke Co. _ p 5 William Walls Jr - d 12 Sept 1865 - cd dipth eriaR~ 9 William & Catherine Wells - b & d Mi l~rs Cove' _ e William & Ruth Wells - d 6 Oct 1865 - cd diptheria - 3 yr P Catherine Wells - b & d Millers Cove, Rke Co . of the brain Jacob Branum Wertz - d 5 Feb 1865 - cd inflamat~on e ar Pine Grove - 3 yrs - p George & Mary Magdalen Wertz - b & n in Rke Co J - 759. 760. 761. 762. 763. C-:;; 1866 - 2 Valley, 5 yr 6 764. Susan N Annstrong - d 4 Dec 1866 - cd typhoi·ct f e verwba mos 4 da - p Ellis & Harriet Armstrong - b & d Cata Rke Co - not married mo 3 da 765. George William Amos - d 15 May 1866 - cd croup - 2 yr 3 p James & Delila Amos - b & d Back Cr, Rke Co . _ J6 yr 11 766. Elizabeth C Anderson - d 4 Aug 1866 - cd child bi~~ _ d .M as on' s mo 4 da - p James & Elizabeth Allen - b Botetourt Cr, Rke Co - c John M Anderson _ 8 yr 2 mo 767 . :rt.iary Susan Brubaker - d 13 June 1866 - ed. bJ.oodY f~UX Cr Rke Co 16 da - p Isaac & Christiana Brubaker - b & d Carvin6 yr' 4 mo 2 768. John A Brubaker - d 14 June 1866 - cd bloody flUX · Rke Co da - p Isaac & Christiana Brubaker - b & d Carvins Cr' da _ 12 769 . Elias S Brubaker -14 June 1866 _ cd bloody flux - 7 moC p Isaac & Christiana Brubaker _ b & d Carvins Cr, Rke 0 yr mo 3 770. Jacob D Brubaker ... d 21 June 1866 _ cd bloody flUX. - 1 6r Rke Co 12 da - p Isaac & Christiana Brubaker - b & d carvins fiux 771. Saloma Elizabeth Brubaker - d 16 July 1866 - cd blobod~ d carvins 9 yr 10 mo 17 da - p Isaac & Christiana Brubaker Creek, Rke Co 1 da & 2 772 . no name Bandy - twins - d 5 Aug 1866 - cd bloody flUX e - Co da - p Armstead & Mary Bandy _ b & d near Wolf Cr, Rk yr _ p 773. Ma r gar et Bandy - d 25 July Ja66 - ed. typhoid fever - 75 Co _ c Thomas & Phoebe Wright - b Franklin Co _ d Balahac, Rke Richard Ban~y - inf Joseph W ?/James W?, son 5 mo 774. Joseph Calvin Bandy - d 5 June 1866 - cd pneumonia - 20 o"YT:. inf 20 day - P John C & Fannie Bandy _ b & d Balahac, Rke C John Crocket Bandy , fathe r 775. Na thaniel Bur~ ll - d 21 July 1866 _ cd supposed old age ~ ~~eyr _ p Na t h aniel & Martha Burwell - b King William C~' V~h~les W River at Dropmor e Fann - c Lucy Carter Bur well - inf Burwell, son �14J YIRGI N l.A A PP A LA CHI AN NOTES 776 . Pris c i l la G Barnett 777. 778 . 77 9 . I..._ ~ 780. l:_i ,'-.. Q'. 781. d 15 July 1866 - cd b loody flux - 12. yr 9 mo - p Gi le s & Eliza C Barnett - b & d Catai.fua Rke Co Louis e 'ililli8 Carpe r - d 1 June 1866 - cd crou; - 2 mo - p S l drid ge Herse & Corde lia Car per - b & d Salem, Va Hi l lary Edward Carney - d 30 July 1866 - cd interception of bowels - 8 yr 7 mo - p J oh.n & Elizabe t h Carney - b near Bonsack 1 s Depot d Gl ade Creek · cilla G Ba rnett - d 15 J u l y 1866 - cd bloody flux mo - p Gi le s "' · a C Barnett - b & d Catawba, Rke Lou i se "1 h llie Car pe r June 1866 up - 2 mos ~e.~tS ldridge He rsey & Corde li a Car ' d Salem Va ':Ii l lary Edward Carn ey 0 J u ly 1866 - c lrrt:n:H';:.c_e - 8 yr 7 mo .:>--!='"-tfe511n & S li za be t h Ca rney - b near Bonsac.cr=---<-=n• :---3i-~cek 782. Sl2.en Campbe l l - d 30 Au g 1866 - cd croup - 1 y r 8 mo - p John & Sli zabeth Campbe ll - b & d i'las on 's Cove, Rke Co 783. America Cre as y - d 14 i1ay 1866 - cd burnt to death - 13 yr - p Ge or ge & Polly Creas y - b & d Locust Hill near Rke river in Rke Co 784. Martha Elle n Doosin g - d 18 Oct 1866 - cd Typh oid fever - 27 yr p ':Jilliam &. Sarah S Doosin g - b & d near he ad of Catawa Creek in Rke Co 785. Lewis B Dick s on - d 9 Au g 1366 - cd 0 - p Renick R & Sallie R Dickson - b Gre enbrier Co, w Va - d Sale m, Va - l yr lOmo 20 da 786 . James i-l.enry Dinguid - d 6 Dec 1866 - cd paralysis - 71 yr - p Ge or t:,"B Din guid (mother n ot known) - c Sarah Sne ad - b Buckingham Co, Va - d Rke river, 1lke Co - o cabinet ma ker - inf William Dinguid, nephew 787. Mrs. Jane Feather - d 11 J u l y 1866 - cd consumption - 54 yr 3 mo 22 da - p Adam & Elizabeth JarrB s - c William Fe ather - b Bedford Co, Va - d Wolf Cr, P..ke Co - inf John H Feath er - son 788. not named Faris - d 15 Hay 1866 - cd not k..riown - 10 da - p Jere miah (Jerry ) & .Slizabe th Faris - b & d Back Cree k, Rke C~, Va 789. EJizabeth Gwaltney - d 2 Nov 1366 - cd consumption & child birth - 38 yr - p Basset & Juliann Roach - c John P Gwaltney - b Bedford Co, Va - d Big Lick Depot in Rke, Va 790. not named Gwaltney - d 9 Nov 1866 - cd not known - 7 da - p John P & Elizabeth Gwaltney - b_ & d at Big Lick Depot , Rke Va 79l. not named Gwaltney - d 17 rfov 1866 - cd not kn own - 15 da - p John P & Elizabeth Gwaltney - b & d at Big Lick Depot, Rke Va 792. EJizabeth Garst - d 20 June 1866 - cd old a ge & d r opsey - 79 yr p 11ary & Frederick Garst - b Cave Spring - d Masons Creek - inf Michae 1 Hartman son-in- law 793. WilJiam Watts H~ll - d 8 Har 1866 - cd bloody flux - 1 yr 9 mo p lewis -~ Jane Hall - b & d west of Catawba , Rke Co 794. Lucinda Hall _ d 25 I1ar 1866 - cd bloody flux - 8 mos - p 1\llen & Matilda Hall - b & d west of Catawba i n Rke Co 795. John Riley Hall - d 3 Mar 1866 - cd bloody f lux - 3 yrs p Allen & Matilda Hall - B & d west of Catawba in Rke Co 796. Augustus Littrell - d 25 Mar 1866 - cd pneumonia - 11 mos 25 da p A Gustavus & Eliza Littrell - b &. d Masons Cr, Rke Co �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 797. Catharine Lacey - d 3 Sept 1866 - cd typhoid fever - 22 yr 9 mo - p Curtis & Rebecca Lacey - not married - b & d at Balahac on Rke river, Rke Co - fathers o tinner 798. James Wingfield Lacey - Sept 10, 1866 cd typhoid fever - 17 yr 9 mo - p Curtis & Rebecca Lacey _ b & d at Balahac on Rke river in Rke Co - .fathers o: tinner. 799. Lelia Jane McGuire - d 14 Aug 1866 - cd apoplexy - 21 yr 1 da p 1 B & Louisa J Walker - b Cedar Bluff, Tazev.rell Co, Va - d Petersburg, Va - c P G M:cQuire 800. Jacob Frantz Nininger - d 13 Aug 1866 - cd d yptheria - 2 yr l mo 5 da - p Christian & Nannie E Nininger - b & d Tinker Cr, Rke Co 801. Eliza ?.Jeal Pitzer - 13 Feb 1866 - cd cholera infantwn - 10 mo 21 da - p George l'1 & .Magg-ie Eliza Pitzer - b i 1Ieadow Green, Rke river - d Bellair, Rke Co 802. Lucinda Phillips - d 28 June 1866 - cd typhoid fever - 70 ~ 5 20 da - P Abner & --- Haynes - c Samuel Phillips - b Franklin Co - d Catawba, Rke Co - inf Samuel Phil1ips, son 803. William Ruddle - d 4 July 1866 - cd brain fever - P John B & Ella F Ruddle - b 8: d Woli Cr, Rke Co - 1 yr 4 mos 8o4.*1'1artha Ann Robertson - d 28 Aug 1866 _ d child birth - 22 yr 5mo - c Joseph Robinson - b Botetourt Co Va _ d Big Lick Depot, Rke 805. Mary Frances Rice - d 28 Sept 1866 _' cd typhoid fever - 1.5 yr 9 mo - p Jarres l-1 & Malinda Rice _ b & d near Salem, Va - o school girl - inf Jacob Ne ville & wife uncle & aunt 806. Mary Elizabeth Schooler _ d 20 Dec 1866 _ cd o - 2yr l l mo 22 da p Willia.11 L & Susan E Schooler _ b Balahac Rke Co - d Salem, Va 807. Catharine Stover - d 4 Dec 1866 - cd drops~y - 57 yr - P. John & Polly Stover - b Franklin Co _ d Catawba _ 0 old maid - inf Nancy Stover, sister 808. Jarre s ';filittle Terry - d 9 Sept 1866 - cd shot himself accid~ntly _ 13 yr 10 mo 20 da - b Pittsylvania Co Va _ d Bent Mountain, Rke Co - o school boy = p Joseph M & Elizabeth D Terry 809. Evalene Alice Thomas - d 6 Oct 1866 _ cd naturally puny infant 12 da - p James & Ernaline Thomas _ b & d Catwaba Rke Co 810. Lucy Jane Tosh - d 31 Oct 1866 - cd pneumonia yr - P John & Lucy McClanahan c Thomas ' . i'osh _ b Big Lick Rke d near . ~ Roanoke r1 ve .... 8ll. not named Wilson - female _ ct 2 July l866 _ croup - 1 mo 20 da p Thom::i-s ~ I.e~ah Wilson - b (,,_ d Dry Hollow, Rke Co 812. Lucy itlilliam d -- Jan 1866 - cd chest dropsey - 60 yrs - P not knovm - b Bedford Co, Va - d Tinker Cr Rke Co _ old maid o - inf Allen Jones' nephew = *Williamson ' 813. EmilY Zirkle - d 12 Aug 1866 - cd head dropsey - 41 yr - p Benjamin & Elizabeth Beemer - c John Zirkle _ b & d at the bend of Rke river, Rke Co 804. * p Lindsey & Marie Rucker , Sl �VIRGI NIA APPALAC HI A N NOTES 1867 8l4. Ann Gi b s on Arms t ron g - d 5 July 1867 - cdcholera infantum - 6 mo 3 d a - p Dav id Gibson & Hannah Armstrong - b & d Salem, Va 815 . Edward Armstron g - d 10 J u l y 1867 - cd cholera infantum - 6 mo 8 da - p David Gi b son & Hannah Armstrong - b & d Salem, Va 816 . 't li l li am Ali f f - d 20 J an 186 7 - cd old age supposed - 95 yr 8 mo - p Th omas & -- Ali f f - b Eastern Virginia - d Back Creek, Rke Co - c S ophi ah le f twich - inf Josiah Aliff, son - o fanner 817 . n ot named Anderson - fe male - d 18 Oct 1867 - cd not known - 2 da p John H & Ha rth a J ane Anderson - b & d Masons Cova, Rke Co 818 . Jame s Wilson Am os - d Ma y 1867 - cd inflamation of the bowels 8 yr - p J ame s & Delila Amos - b & d Back Cr, Rke Co 81 9 . Cat he r ine Barnhart - d 4 Au g 1867 - cd full of tumors - 58 yr l l mos - p Hen ry & Eli zabe t h Brub ake r - c Daniel Barnhart - b Fr arik lin Co - d Cravens Cree k , Rke Co 820. David Bu r ket - d 4 June 1867 - cd dropsy - 73 yr - p could not be c ertain - b Au gusta Co, Va - d Back Cr, Rke Co - o cooper & fa rme r - md the Widow i:1cCoy 821. Jame s C Bandy - d 4 Jan 1867 - cd typhoid fever - p John Crocket & France s Bandy - 15 yr 10 mos - b & d Balahack, Rke Co - o f a rme rs son 822. Pe r rneli a Booth - d 24 Dec 1867 - cd supposed paralysis - 50 yr p could not be certain - b Be dford Co, Va - d the Poor House, Rke Co - not married - o working about - inf John Humphries , stuard at t h e poor h ouse 823. Mary Clark - d 15 Sept 1867 - cd palse y - 92 yr - p --- & Margaret H Campbell - b Rockbridge Co, Va - d Cave Spring , Rke Co - c John Clark - o sch ool teache r - inf William Armstrong , nephew 824. Mary Frances Coon - d 1 Nov 1867 - cd drops y - 21 yr - p Patter son & Nancy Coon - o sewing , spinning & weaving - not married - b & d Craven 1 s Creek, Rke Co 825. Jacob Custer - d 20 i1ay 1867 - cd paralysis - 70 yr 4 mo - P Isaac & Regana Custer - c Susan Hypes - b Botetourt Co , on the James River - d Gatawba, Rke Co - o farmer 826. Henry Edward Dow - d 5 Feb 1867 - cd typhoid fever - 14 yr l l mo 19 da - p Henry & Luticia Dow - b Montganery Co , Va - d Catawba , Rke Co 827. Henry Fletcher Dow - d 9 Nay 1867 - cd dropse y - 60 yr - p _ & Sallie Dow - b Connecticut - d in the same house as Henry Edward Dow above at Catawba - o basket maker - c Llticia Dennis James Edington - d 8 June 1867 - cd bronchitis - 68 yr - p Phi Jip 828. & Catherine Edington - b Powhatan Co, Va - d Balah ack, Rke Co o farmer - inf John D Edington, son 829. not named Eller - d 17 June 1867 - cd not known - 12 d a - p Joel W & Martha Ell.er - b & d Craven 1 s Cr eek , Rke Co 8300 John E Francis - d 9 Oct, 186 7 - cd dispe psia - 57 yr - p Henry 1 & Phoebe Francis - o painter - b Monroe Co , W Va - d B G Morgan s near Salem, Va - inf John A Francis , son 8310 Elijah Faris - d May 1867 - cd ki lled by F M Tinnell - 56 yr - p William & Pe ggie Faris - not married - o shingle making = b & d Back Cree k, Rke Co - i nf' Elias Faris , ~ Btto.,.H~I;:. . 145 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIA N NOTES 1~ - p Jacob yr on's 832. James McDowell - d 19 Dec 1867 - cd consumption - d46 Mas Cr H_a nnah McDowaJ.l - c Iucy Brickey - b Catawba Cr Rke Co - o cooper . 48 yr - p 833. Elizabeth Flowers - d 31 July 1867 - cd consumptioz: - Co Va _ Wilson &*Ezabeth .!\mos - c James Flowers - b Franklin , d Back Cr, Rke Co += *Elizabeth Amos lun - 21 y 5 834. James Floyd Jr - d 16 Dec 1867 - cd congestion of the R. ~ge RkB 3 mo .. p idiot son of James G & Hannah Floyd - b Green 1 ' Co - d Tinker Cr, Rke Co 64 yr 835 Joseph Garman?/Gorrnan - d 25 Dec 1867 - cd typhoid f~ver d Brad8 mo 4 da - p !dam & Catharine Gorman - b Pennsylvania .::. shaw Cr, Rke Co - o Carpenter & far - c Mary :Mil~er . ttent fever 836. Sallie lee Robert Gwaltney - d 2.5 aug 1867 - cd inte~:Uar Big Lick - p John P & Elizabeth Gwaltney .. 3 yr 8 da - b & d Depot, Rke Co Moses c & 837. James Greer - d Dec 1867 - cd pneumonia - 8 mos - P Dale Nancy Greer (Nancy Rachel) - b Franklin Co, Va - d Anthem ' Rke Co, Willlam & 838. James Hall - d 11 .L\ug 1867 - cd consumption - 47 yrH;a~ Waters of Nancy Hall - c Sarah lee - o farmer - b & d on the Craig's Creek 1 day - p 839. Edith Holland - d 2 Sept 1867 - cd convultions - 2 mos Robert C & Kate B Holland - b & d Salem - : · ter & Lydia 840. Eliza E Huff - d 2.5 July 1867 - cd chest Dropsy - P Pe Rke co Nininger - c lewis Huff - b Botetourt Co - d Tinker er, near Belle Grove 1 yr 841 . Margaret Price Huffman - d 29 Sept 1867 - cd convultion~d 4 mos - p John A & Sallie Huffman - b Craig Co - d Rke Sulphur Springs, Rke Co c Susan 842 . Tan Jeffreys - d Oct 1867 - cd cars killed him - 55 yrs - star Ball - b Bedford Co - d near Big Lick _ 0 St Clair's Team 843 . Wi lliam Tyree Jordan - d 24 Aug 1867 - ed. hives - 10 da - P Samuel & Catharine Jordan - b & d Back Cr, Rke Co . on _ 27 844. William Merryman. Kefauver - d 20 June 1867 _ ed. consumP~~ married yr 2 da - p Peter & Susan Kefauver - o store keeper - n .. b & d Kefauvers Mill, Rke Co l l mos 845 . Margaret Jane Littrell - d 2 July 1867 .. cd flux - Jl yr l l _ b 1 da - p Samuel & Elizabeth Shartzer .. c Charles W Li ttre ne ar Cave Spring - d Mason's cove at Ieonards, Rke Co l8 mos 846 J ulia Fannie Littrell - d 18 July 1867 - cd flux - 2 yrRk co p Charl e s W & Mary J Littrell - B & d in Mason 1 s Cove, e 847 . Mary J ane Littrell - 23 July 1867 - ed. flux _ 4 yr 8 mos - P Charles W & Mary J Littrell - b & d Mason's Cove, Rke Co p 848. Charles P Mowles - d 24 Feb 1867 - cd brain f e ver - 6 yr - inf Pol.zy Mowles - b Bedford Co .. d Mason's Cove Poor House John Humphries, Steward at the Poor House John 849. Isaac Neff - d 28 Mar 1867 - cd tYPhoi d Fe ver - 62 yr Co & Mary Neff - b Rockingham Co, Va - d near Ca ve Spr:iIJ.g, o distiller - c Polly Shartzer - inf J ohn Ne ff, s on P J anes 8.50. Susan Neighbors - d De c 1867 - ed. palsey - about 70 ~ack _ o & Nancy Neighb ors - b Bedford Co - d Rke r i ver near old maid - inf Nancy Bush, daughter. 0 0 Kke to be continued J �VIRG INIA APPALACH IAN NOT ~ S 147 CENTRAL VIRG I NIA GENEALOCICAL SOCIETY ( CVGA) These t wo pages of q u eries a re fro m the Central Virginia Genealogical Society, (CVGA), Charlottesvi l le , Va. Currently the DVGA does not publish a newsletter or quart erl y . The CVGA and/or the Albemarle Historical Society will attempt to answer qu eries pertaining to this a rea providing that a self-addressed stamped envelop e ( SASE ) is encl osed . For a dditional information, write : J . Tracy Walker II I , RFD 5 Box 258 , Charlottesville, VA 22901 Need info f rom descendants of Robert MCGUFFIN and wife (?) who lived in Bath Co., VA 1790 ' s and early 1800's . A daughter, Mary (Polly), married John HAMILTON in Aug., 1798. Alex WESTMORELAND (1 804 -1886) mar. 1833 Fanny Marshall. Lived in Stokes/Surry NC area. His parents from Brunswick or Dinwiddie Co., VA. Need info on both fami li es. Seek info/anc of Thomas HARRIS who married (c.1820-18JO) Elizabeth MAUPIN, dau of Daniel MAUPIN of Alb emarle co. , VA. Want info on fami lies of WOOTEN and ELLISON living in Monmouth , Middlesex, or Mercer Co ., NJ in 19th century or earlier. Need info on John HARRIS and wife Amy whose dau Rebecca mar . Alexander GRANT of Nelson Co ., VA. Want info on Jetsel R. FITZGERALD, di ed 1894-95, Nelson Co., VA . Write if interested in FITZGERALD Family Association . Desire infn on origins of Charles BOND and wife, Mary, in Albemarle Co. , VA before 1750 on Hardware River (later Fluvanna Co.) . Died Surry Co ., NC . Nee d family name of Honour, wife of Joshua STARKEY , ca 1800, Franklin co., VA. Michael Hoge COLLINS (1849-1914) mar. 1867 Giles Co., VA to Sally T. NEWSUM (1846 - 1904). His par ents1 Lewi s COLLINS and Rebecca Kelly. Who were parents of Sally, Lewis and Rebecca? When (where , why, who, etc . ) did KNICELEY change to NICELEY? When (where, etc.) did this family come to America? Seek info/anc David M. KYLE (1801-1869), Mos s y Creek, Augusta Co ., VA . Did KYLES come from Bote t ourt Co., VA. ca 1792? Seek DYER (Pend leton Co., WV) Family Assoc . Seek parents of Robert GIVEN (1765 - ?) mar. 1785 to Mar gare t ELLI OTT ( l ?64 - ? ) • Need parents of Allen LOVE and his wife, Fanny (?) 0 His will -- 1788, Parish of Meherrin, Brunswick Co. , VA Need last name of Rebecca (?) , fi r st wi f e of Lewis Le WRIGHT, whose will is in Brunswick Co . , VA . 1897. 0 �148 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Need info on -Robert Co., WV. Catherine on Wallace ESTILL and his wife Mary BONDE and JOHNSON and his wife Catherine DORAN of Mo nr oe Also where did Catherine ' s parents (Jacob and DORAN) come from before moving t o VA ? Reason EVANS & Elizabeth FLURRY m. Harris Co . Ga . 1 835 . Need info on parents and birthplaces (both b . 1815 in GA ) • Donna C. CHAMPION (who m. Jessie Allen MELTON 30 Sept 1869 in Miss.) b. 1853 GA , d. Miss . Need info re par ents and birthplace. Mathilda GARRETT (wife of William Wil i as GARNER) b . 1829 N. Car. or Tenn. and siblings Wm . L ., J (oe)l , Lydia Garrett CHASTINE, Maude Garrett CHASTINE ., Sarah Garrett C1:ASTINE., and (?)Garrett WARE. Lived in Montgomery Co., Miss. Need parents' names and her specific place of birth . Thomas H. MELTON (b. 15 Nov 1807 GA. , died 19 Jan 1896 , Scott Co . , Miss.) Need info re his parents , also those of his wife , Martha Mary GARDNER (dau of George and Lydia (CRANE) GARDNER) b. s. Car. (?) 12 Mar 1814- , d . 2 Feb 1892 . Need . info re Ruth (Ruth Anne ?) MOORE bor n Gr ahamsville , Su llivan Co. , N. Y. circa 1830, dau of Martha Moore and (?). She m~rrie? John Heintz, a German from Baden- Baden , Germany a n d lived in New York City where she had 4- children s J ohn , Frances Martha, Mary and Philip . Died N. Y. C . circa 1 859-1 860 . Need parents of James Tapley BOLLING (1790- 1877) and hig wi fe Mar y Drusilla WHITE BOLLING, Chatham Co . , NC . (Note from VAN: These two pages are from another society which we hope will benefit them and the readers. VAN will be glad to publish news, queries, etc from another society with that group paying the cost. Please contact the edi tor for further information.) - = - =m ========= a: CORRECTION Aug ' 79 , p 119: Ma rtha E HORNE , 625 Center St, Ashland, OHIO 44805 Seeking pa r ent s a nd name of wife Catherine _ _ _ _ of fuvid HORN(E). First seen a round 1783 on tax list along Cripple Creek in Smythe Co, Va (formerly Wythe Co ) Also i no on John MONTGOMERY who md Mary Elizabeth McCALL 15 Aug 1793. They l i ved i n Washington Co, Va. * * * * * * RESEARCH HINT: When asking for military record of ancestor ask for th19 last pay voucher or receipt . Thi s will give the date of date (on a pension), place of residence, -----hopefully . �149 QUERIES Genevieve BELL MC DANIEL , Rt 2 Box 22 , Hurricane WV 25526 Ne ed information ab out CASSELL family. My g-grandmothe r,Ella CASSELL, daughter of John CASSELL and Lucy DENT m. Peter Henry BELL 24 Feb 1852. Moved from Franklin Co VA to Putnam Co WV after Civil War. Returne d to VA t o liv with daughter Delia BELL MASON Henry Co. Died ca 191 9 age 93 . MPs. W,M .PETERSEN , 724 Grace Ave., Charleston WV 25 30 2~ Need p arents of Smith WEBB and wife Polly who s e daughter Susannah b . 1784 Franklin Co VA m. John PARKER there 5 April 1802, d. 5 May 1 85 3 Smith's River Patrick Co VA. Also info on mothe r of John PARKER 0 son of William J. PARKER. John b. ca 1777 Pittslyvania Co Mrs. Nellie LIED , 6329 W. Verona C~ 'lwaukee WI 53219 Need if ormation on the foll owing families& DRAPER,VA1murry,Scott Co VA1 TABORu Tazewell Co VA; and VANSANT 9 Scott Co VA. Would like to corres pond with descendants. Richard D. ROBINSQJ1._)53 E. Lake Rd. Palm Springs FL 33461 James ROB INS ON b. Campbell Co VAJ d. Lynchburg VA appears i n 1810 Ce nsus Campbell Co VA, but not in the 1820 Census,however son Robert Wh ite ROBINSON was born Lynchburg VA 1840. Wilma s . COGDELL, 4335 Charleswood , Memphis TN J8117 Seek an c e sto rs and de scendants of James GILMORE whos will was proven 7 January 1783 Rockbridge Co VA. Wife Martha, childrena Jose p h, William, Samuel , John , James, Mary FOSTER, Margaret ANDERSON , Martha HALL, others. Believe son James is my ancestor Revolutionary War soldie r d. Pulaski Co KY 1822 . Larry BRUSEAU, 2212 NE 59th Ave, Portland OR 97213 Who were parents of Rebecca CLAY , wife of Tho•as PERDUE(del829) Giles Co VA, mother of Priscilla PERDUE TILLER(181J-1887)?Was R Rebecca daughter of Mitchell CLAY, Jr.(1769-1851) or was she the daughter or g randdaughter of one of the brothers of Mitchell CLAY Sr. (1735-1811 )? Betty EDWARDS , 822 Elm, Clinton, IN 47842 Who were parents, brothers and sisters 9f William WRIGHT be 21 Oc t 1799 Bote tourt Co VAa and of his wife Eve RINEHART(RINEHARD)b. 3 Feb 1799 1 Botetourt Co VA? Lorene TRITT WAGNER, 215 Sweetbr i ar Ave.R Chattanooga TN 37411 Seeking information about Mary TRITT KINCAID(Mrs. James KINCAID) who lived in Fayette Co WV from about 1811 until her deatho Who was her father? Where is he buried? Charlotte FEA~~L. 2914 Hampshire Rd.Cleveland Heights OH44118 Have many records on FEAZEL's in Virginia, but lack relationships Any info welcomed, part ic ularly re Philip Martin FEAZEL of PA, Loudon Co and Be dford wherre he d.1789. Son Barnard said to have m. Anne MAJORS . Believed to be related to George and Elizabeth of Bedford . �150 Dor is ANJ2RE ill2~L!J:.q_azar, Dan~!:Q.!11~ _Q~ _2gQ.~2 Were Joseph and Sarah BOUTON BISHOP parents of the Elia s BISHOP m. Terry MC DANIEL 1791? Were Elias and Te rry pare nts of Elias b. 1797 Washington Co VA. Whc were Terry's pare nts? Michael 4..:. PORTS, 1014 Ced<!~ Riq_g~_i_ Ann6p)l;_is , MD ?_14Q] Seek information on John JOHNSON(1782-18 J and wife Elizabe th of Russell Co. Children: Celia m. Thomas RILEY , Re b e cca m. Re uben FINNEY, Mary m. Samuel STEELE, William , Hugh rn. Nancy , Charles m. Serena WISOR, .John m. Charlotte , Ja!l.e m. R R STEELE, and Casby m. Richard s·rEELE. '/ /ill answer, excha ".J.:=;e . CLARKL 4604 1'1 . Gladst on ~ Ave , Kan s as C 1 i;yMO 64U.Z Ne ed proof David HOWELL d. 1851 Floyd Co VA was son of Abne r. David m. Jane ALLEN. childrens Rhoda, Naomi , Ste phe n , Charity , SPEKLEHIMER, Dorcas JAMES, Elizabeth HEWITT , J e nny HUNGATE , Daniel , Dariel, James. Need info concerning Elizabe th be lie v e d to be wife of John HEWITT Sr. Mrs. Anna May Mrs. Robert J. MISER , 115 West Grant St. Bozeman MT 59715 De si ~ e any information on ancestors of Aaron Alexand e r CAMPBELL (c a lle d"Will") b. Russell Co VA 15 Aug 1865. Pare nts b e lieve d to be William (called "Billy" )CAMPBELL and Margare t FARMER (his s e cond wi f e ). Mrs. A. BOLLINGER , 21.±1.-'!{~!!liam St. , Corning NY 14830 Searching descendants of Henry BOLLINGER-lb80 who started his f f amily in N . J. Our ancestors were i.Juakers in Virginia and Tenne ssee. Wi ll e xchange with anyone doing BOLLINGER g e n ealogy. Sand ra BIRTHISEL , Star Rt 1 Box 3)4 'l'ornadQ_\1V _g~202 Anyone have information on Cemetery in Burks Garde n VA??Need info rmat i on off tombstone of Emmaline(TERRY) NUCKLES. It is a tall s l im stone and is supposed to have "ere cted by Anna "on it. Qe o rg~.~~RQWN, _6202_Qh~~~Y_1a.r!~ L _l\nnandale VA 220Q} Seeking pa rents and descendants of Elijah BROWN who m. Margera Ann ARGABRIGHT 1837 Montgomery Co VA. moved to Floyd Co. He r . mot her's na me Mar tha b . 1800. Their children were' s JuliaC. ,Cynthia Melvina, Byrd S. , Samuel B.,Ellen Frances, William T. and Octavia. Spouses name s:BOYD , JETT , KENNEDY,MC CORMICK,ARGABRIGHT,KINGREA(KI NGERY) . He lp appre ciated Postage refunde d. J . V. AVERY, Jr . L!:~o~~~_Ro~nQ~e VA 24002 Working on t he "WOHLFORD CON NEC'rION!'-Anyone with WOLFORD-WOHLFORD ETC-:_SNO OK-KLEC Ki'IER conne ctions i n PA OHIO IL MINN ,and We st please write . Will exchange . ' ' ' (Editor's Note : I f y ou have submitte d lists of quer i e s prior to May 1979, please re submi t the m one at a time .Quer i es that a r e out of date are of use to no one .jva ) �L_ 151 Eve lxn_~F RA N T Z , 722 5 New Castle Rd_!..._,_Lafayett e IN 4 7905 Ma thew AMY will probate d 1779 Bote tourt Co VA. Children J ames, Mat hewJr . ,Samue l Andrew and a daughter wh o m. J a mes Smith. Need pare nt s, wife' s n a me a nd de sc endan ts, nat i onality. Als o spelled AMICK , EMO X, EMIC H et c. Allie d n ame s aTAYLOR , FAWBUSH , BRANS'l?ETTER HARVEY, PRESTON, PALMORE , LAMB. Relat i on t o HAI RSTON family?? Jane FAUBUSH m. Ma t hew AMY 10 Au g 1801 Bote tourt Co Nee d parents and siblin g s . Nancy DRA PE R, Rt. 1 Box 402 1 Al exand r i a_!N 46001 Nimrod ADAMS m. Nancy ETCHISON whe r e ?Nimrod d. Rowan Co .NC 1824 Nancy homes t e ad e d Indiana 1026. Who were the ir paren t s? Also need information on1 DRAPER, TURNER , HI NKLE-KOONTZ , MC DAN IEL, ALLENDER , HI N'l' ON, OVERTON, CALDWELL , KERSEY , HURS'r, BOWER, THURSTON , SILER, WATKIN S,MYERSSTETT LER,MIKESELL. John !'f~URROW , 70] W. B~}~toQ._We st Me mphi s AR. 72301 Want proof that Jos e ph POINDEX·rER who m. Elizabe t h KENNERLY and d. Campbe ll Co VA was son of John PO IN DEXTER (d. 1753 Louisa Co) and wife Christian GISSAGE. Bernic e KELLEY FRANCIS , 11 Monta gue AveL Winc he s ter VA 22601 Dicy FARLEY-b. 1812/13 VA _ffi:"_Thomas SHARF Ohi0-f8)4. Nee d parents and sibling s of Dicy.Postage Re fun de d . Dorothy P. Ml)_NSQtf..__~O A§:~Q.IlL B- 103 Port _Qhl!:rlotte FL JJ952 Nee d to contact any kin of Dav i d HARRIS , b. ca 179a:-Lived Scott Co VA. Brothe rs John , Martin , Benj amin, Willia m, two siste r s . Family was of Yorkshire Branch that f ounde d Harrisburg PA. David emigrat e d to She lby Co IL be for e 1836 . Postage r e funde d . Mrs ~~Beverly REPASS HOCH , 13001 Mead ow View Dr. Da rne stown MD20?60 Desire contact with pe rsons r e s e a r c hing these Southwe stern VA Ge rman famili e s 1primarily Wythe Co : REPASS ,FELTY,LEEDY , HARKRADERe GRASSEL , KINSEL. Will e xchange and als o r e search (WashingtonDC) Mrs. Clara ~._HANE , 425 S. Haye s .1__En i d OK_21Z01 Need information on Mose s DORTON b . 17b27J s Indian Spy , Cumberland Ford KY ca 1781 m. 1784 near Ab ingdon VA Load i cea (Dicy)ROB I NS ON said by grandson to be part Ind ian"relative of Poca honta s and John RANDOLPH" to Ky 1784; 1 2 children. John E. 12_URROWS III ._'ZJl_E s i!a t ~~ ..B.<;!L-B Q~ C?_ke VA 24014 Nee d pare nts of Hiran Wes l e y BURROWS b. 1 86~67 I ndiana . Fathe r John w. BURROWS , mot her France s( Fanne y )BI GGS b. Indiana. Sister Ella M. What ha ppe ned to J ohn W. ?Hiram and mother living with Hiram's s t e pfa ther Franis W.SALTS 1 880 Warren Co Indiana. Also LINCOLN f ami ly NY ,MASS. Mrs . Wi lfre d L. BO WLES..J.11!.1.. Bowen IL 6g_]16 Need b irt h , wife, children,-and ances t ors-of Peter HANSHEW who signed marriage bond of daughter Sarah to Reese A. GILLESPIE 29 Nov 1M4~ Wy the Co VA. ~ona eaye ne wa~ ner rather . Will excho �152 VIRGINIA 1\PPALACHI AN NOTES ADAM WALKER by Paul L. Purvine Adam Walker Sr. was born in October 1729 possibly in Pennsylvania. On 19 May 1767 he married Agnes Dav is(July 1749-1 8 Sept 1808). Adam died 30 Sept 1812 . They had child ren: James b. 7 April 1768;Walter b. 3 Oct 1770 m. Grizel Buchanan 20 Apri l 1797 d. 26 Jan 18571 Adam Jr. b.12 Feb 1773 m. Polly Doak 11 Mar 1813 d. 27 April 1835;Penny b. 27 Feb 1 775 m James G. Long 3 Mar 1803; Mary b. 5 Fen 1777 m. John Montgomery 1 Sept 1808; Nancy b.lJ June 1779 rn. William Fin1e y 7 March 1799r Mart ha b. 18 Sept 1781 m. Alexander Buchanan 10 Fe b 180JJ Rac hel b.12 Feb 1783 m. Audlai Campbell 12 June 1806 a and John Martin b.8 June 1787. Adam Walker Jr. was born 12 Feb 1773. On 11 March 1813 he married Polly Mary Doak(26 Oct 1779-28 July 1842 ) i n Virginia. She was the daughter of David Doak and J e nny Alexan d e r. Adam Jr. died in Missouri 27 April 1835. They had fiv e children:Walter Montgomery Walker b. 23 July 1814 0 Wythevill e VA m.Jane Mackey6 July 184J,d.4 May 1896 in Zena Or eg on~D avid Doak Walker b. 25 June 1816 in Wythe Co Va. , d. 27 Nov 18J5aClaiborne Campbell Walker b. 1 Mar 1819, W~the Co p m. Loui se Purvine 4 July 1850, d.JO Dec 1902 Zena Oregon a Nancy Hannah Walk er b. 22 July 1821 Wythe Co,rn. John c, Henry, d.29 Aug 18J9a and Wellington Boliver Walker b. 17 Mar 1824 Wyth~ Co 0 m.C a ther ine Josephine Purvine 20 Sept 1849, and d.16 Feb 1904 in Zena . . A copy of the family bible gives the information conc e rning the dates of birth, marriage, and name s of spouses. Ho weve r it does not show the places of each event. Some of the dates have been verified through the microfilms at the State Library in Richmond. It is possible that I have relative s in Southwestern Virginia. I will be happy to correspond with the m or anyone who d a sires information about the family. I have found a notation in a DAR magazine that Adam Walker is mentioned in Montgomery County Va. Deeds and Wills Book pages 90 through 96 , Revenue November 1786. Would the county clerk send me a copy if I would send him a check or would it b e necessary for someone to go to the offic e and make a copy? If the latter, anyone who could do it please write. Paul L.Purvine,3411 W. Lawton St. Seattle WA 98199 (Paid Query ) ********************************** QUERIES Mrs Martha NORTHCUT PERKINS Rt 2 Box Naco doches TX 61 Need parents, brothers s isters of Adrian NORTHCUTT (1799-1 869 ),p John & Lyncia (ENGLAND) NORTHCUTT of Lee Co?, Va, md ? Sarah Cope of Warren Co & dau of James COPE - Tenn. Dorothy M. WALT, 83 3 Cien eguitas Rd, San t a Barbara, CA 93110 Info (dates, paren t s, s ib.,etc ) on Sara SEACAT, b 1804, md ca 182 7 Wm Christopher SEAVER9 b ca 1765. Nancy RIGGLE/RAGLE/RIEGLE, b 182 0 , p Simon ( d 1835) & ? Riggle, md 1819 Wytheville, Va, to J ohn SEAVER/ SIVERS , d young - did she remarry?. Benjamin Franklin MAN~Z , b 1832 ?Wythevill e ??Marion, Va , ?CSA, md ca 1852 Wytheville Elizabeth Jane SEAVER, p John, d Mo . 1920. J �153 VIRG I N IA AP PALACHIAN NOTES SOME DESCENDANTS (SOlITHWEST OF JOHN COUNTS OF GLADE HOLLOW VIRGINIA) 1722 - 1977 by Elihu Jasper Sutherland and Betty Swindall Sutherland _"EJ's life is his greatest eulogy ••••• his work, life and writings have left a la sting impression • • ••• " His mother's memory of family lineage and tradition, coupled with the stimulation of finding out about pioneer days as told by his grandmother, Sylvia (Counts) Sutherland, started Elihu Jasper Sutherland on the way to becoming an authoritative genealogist and historian. His first genealogical account was compiled when he was a student in the Stratton School, Dickenson County. His cousin, Thurman L. Sutherland , who was his teacher, inspired him to write this. From more than fifty years of research and collecting, which included 15 picture albums, 125 scrapbooks and 100 loose leaf notebooks , Hletty Swindall Sutherland (Mrs. E. J . ) has compiled and supplemented this 420-page genealogy. The book is completely indexed , documented and has about 200 pictures. It includes the families of Artrip, Carter, Colley, Counts , Deel, Dyer, Edwards, Fuller, Grizzle, Jessee, Kiser, Long, Mattox , Owens , Rasnick, Skeen, Smith, Stinson, Sutherland, Willard , Yates and many others. SOME IESCENDANTS OF ,JOHN COUNTS OF GLADE HOLLOW (SOUTHWE ST VIRGI NIA) 1?22-1977 has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public ~J· Library, a gift from the author to the Southwestern Virginia Genea l ogi..c.al . Society, Roanoke, Virginia. A copy of the book may be ordered from Mrs. Hetty Sutherl and , Sunset Hill, Clintwood, Virginia 24228. The price is $22 .90. ( i ncludes tax and postage). Mrs. Oren Count s (Belva) PROLOOUE A Family History and Genealogy of and by Richard W Buckingham and his wife Muriel Barbara F.a.rl . "THE HERITAGE OF THE PAST IS THE SEED THAT BRINGS FORTH THE HARVEST OF THE FU'IURE" (The Archives of t he United States) '!he a uthors took t heir cue from these inscriptj,ons and called their study PROLOOUE "From the f i rst entry on our genealogical chart of Ba.ldrlk, Saxon 'lba.ne, to the record of the birth of our five grandsons, all is prologue• . ~ �154 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES The first Buckingham is John, transported to Maryland in 1 669. Some of his family mig~ ted to Virginia, Pennsylvania and westward. Hi s g reat g randson, Reverend Richard Buckingham (b 1782-d 1863) joined the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1814 and was assigned churches in Botetourt, Montgomery and Pulaski Counties. He married Rachel Switzer, whose g randfather was Henry of Botetourt County. Their offspring married with the f ollowing southwestern Virginia families: Akers, Cecil, Chenowith, Crandall , Conevey, Dudley, Fulwider, Hall, Howard, Pate and Simpkins. Thes e settlers were found in the Counties of Augusta, Botetourt, Frederick, Montg omery a nd Rockbridge. Towns named were Childress, Radford and Snowville, Virg inia. The Earl family migrated from Ireland to New York and married with the families of Buckingham, Hox (Hax), Morse (Maus) and Fei tner. The book i s beautifully written with personal documents and photographs from the pas t to _th: ~resent. A gift copy of PROLCGUE has been presented to the Southwestern Virg inia Genealogical Society and has been placed in the Virginia Room of the main Roanoke City Public Library. PROLCGlE is published by the Gateway Press, 19?9, completely indexed, Library of_ Congress cataloging, photographs, maps, biliography, and geneal~gical ~harts. Price $20.00 (Virginia tax 80¢). Order from The Reverend Richard :.f. Buckingham; 4141 North Henderson Road, Apt J06; Arlington, Va 2220J. UNTO the HILLS , SOME HILLMANS and OTHERS by Belva Marshall Counts Although Hillman is an ancient English name this record definitely begins with the marriage of William Hillman and Margaret Burton in 1792 and traces this branch of the family down to the present time. Chapters on the families of Abel Carrico, John D F.dwards, Samuel Newberry, Richard Wells and Samuel Stallard are included. The book is well documented and indexed and contains many interesting illustrations. Brief discussions of the history of surnames coat-of-arms ancestral charts and b i bli ographies are included. ' ' While most of the work pertains to Southwest Virgin· the Hillmans and their rel ated fami lies came from the British Isles vi· Maial, d Massachusetts and Vir· · ry an • ginia an d s ome of these records are included, a I f you a r e resea::-ching the name Hillman, Marshall , Holbrook, r...awson, Osbourne, Sutherland, Carri co , Edwards , Newberry Wells H t h or Stallard, you might . d t · ' , u c enson, i n his book helpful as well as quite interesting. f The book is hard back with an illustrated dust jacket and contains 161 pages. reviewed by Eleanor Mullins This book may be purchased f r om Mrs Belva M Counts 6804 Northway Drive, Roanoke, VA 24019. Price i s $12. 50 postpaid . ' * * * * * �155 VIRGINIA APPA LACHIAN NOTES KEITH KINFOLKS by Larry King The author states in his preface that KEITH KINFOLKS has three primary purposes. First 1 to honor his Keith ancestors by gathering, preserving and perpetuating in book form the knowledge acquired on James Keith Sr. and his descendants. Seconds to make the knowledge available to interested. parties now living and those to come in future generations. Thirds to furnish Keith descendants a means of tracing and learning their ancestors, knowing their kinfolks and establishing their relation to each other. This has been so well done by the author for the descendants of James Keith Sr. who lived in several areas; including Botetourt, Bedford, and other Virginia counties before finally settling near present day Willis in Montgomery (now Floyd) County just before the Revolutionary War. Eleven generations of his descendants are included with 16,500 names indexed. The infonnation is contained in 271.5 biographies arranged by generations, and~ in as far as possible, birthdates in the generation. Many descendants are living in Roanoke and surrounding counties. Calvin Lee Weddle of Roanoke, and a member of the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society is a descendant of James Keith Sr. and the author states that he contributed a great deal of information, time and other resources during this research. There are 182 photographs (showing 685) individuals. These were selected from 1000 photographs that were loaned. Over 4000 family history questionaires were sent to complete on their families, and about JOOO individual letters were written seeking help. Mr. King has been a master at arranging all his research in an easily understood system that is explained at the beginning of the book. The book has 363 pages, well documented, and Library of Congress cataloging. A gift copy from the author has been presented to the Southwestern ·virginia Genealogical Society and has been placed in the Virginia Room of the main Roanoke City Public Library. Readers are urged by the author to contribute any knowledge that they have or learn on James Keith Sr. for future publications . A copy of KEITH KINFOLKS may be ordered for the price of $25. 00 from Larry King, 100 Longview Acres , Hendersonville, Tenn. 37075. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FRANKLIN COUNTY 1785-1979, YESTERDAY AND TODAY There may be clues to your genealogy questions in the book FRANKLIN COUNTY AND TODAY, co-edited by Dorothy R Cundiff and Rodney Shively. Among the stories and pictures of early homes and settlers the following family names are found: Andrews, Arrington, Bennett , Campbel l, Carter, Childrey, Chitwood, Collins, Lavidson, Lavis, Dillon , Doss , Dudl ey, Edwards, Fralin, Goggin, Guerrant, Hale, Hall, Martin, Hi tchell , Murphey, Perkins, Poindexter, Powell, Pugh, Ramsey, Richards, Ross, Saunders , Smith , Stone, Walker, Worley, Wray, Ziegler, and others. A copy is in the Vi rginia Room of the main Roanoke City Public Library. The cost of this book {soft bound) is $4. 00 and may be ordered from Mrs .Dorothy Cundiff , Retail Merchants Association, Rocky Mount, Virginia 24151. 1785-1979, YESTERDAY �156 VIRGINIA AP~ALACHIAN NOTES REPASSING AT Wf'i SIDE ......• • A STORY OF THE JUNKINS By Richard D. and Elisabeth c. Robinson "I walk this earth with countless forms' Repassing at my side, ......... 'T will lightly matter but to few How, when, or where I die." (Excerpt from "Twilight Thoughts" By Margaret Junkin Preston - 1836) near The forebears of Joseph Junkin I had emigrated f rom their . thehome Stuart's Inverness, Scotland into Ireland sometime before 168 8 du:in~) and were a persecution. "They were Covenanters (Reformed Presbyterian nly the Psalms strohgl y Calvinistic group where members sang, or ~ha~ted' ~ worship ••••• " in worship, and prohibited using instrumental music in their Ulster, Joseph Junkin I (1715-1777), born in Monahan County: Antrim, d ·n l743, at Ireland, immigrated to this country in 1735-56. He marrie (~ _1796), 714 had Peach Bottom, York County, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Wallace Wallaces who was the daughter of John and Martha Hays Wallace. The Ireland. settled in York County upon their ~rri~al from County Tyro8~~nty, PennsylJoseph and Elizabeth soon settled in Kingston, Cumberland d completed a vania, where he had acquired 500 acres of land. Joseph ha ·t was that stone house prior to 1747 (sti j l inhabited in 1969). "Here ~ family and Squire Junkin and his beloved Eil.izabeth settled to raise their h Yard." it was here they died ••••••• both buried in Silver Springs Ch~Crland County, Their children's names by Joseph's will probated in 1784, cu eAgnes, John, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, were William, Mary, Joseph II, George, Benjamin and Elizabeth. generations A STORY OF THE JUNKINS includes some descendants of se ven throughout the covering ancestry of 240 years whose families are scatteredh ·stansburg, United States . Some Virginia places with descendants are ~ r~uded are Agnew, ·Lexington, Roanoke, Staunton, and Tazewell. Family names inc thbertson Arnold Brown , Chapman, Cockran, Crain, Crouch, Culbertson, cu d Gibso~ ' F"is.hb urn, Galloway, GarlanPeery, ' ' Davidson, Donal d son, E_vans, F"in dl Preston, Hunter, Jackson , Junkin·, McKee, Miles, Miller, Minor, Moorman, Robinson , Satterfield, Sinclair, Wade and others. :y, a . . hY·Public A copy of The book ha s a paper cover, 92 pages, and bibliograp Library, the book ha s been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke. Society. A a gift from the author to the S~uthwestern Virginia Genealog~~~e1 Road, Palm copy may be ordered from Mrs . Richard D. Robinson, 353 East Springs, Florida 33481. The price is $4.00. Mrs. Oren R. counts (Belva) N W 6804 Northway_D7ive, oi9 · Roanoke, Virginia 24 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 157 WILLIAM PRESTON AND THE ALLEGHANY PATRIOTS: The story of William Preston, a great American patriot, whose work, ingenuity & diplomacy saved Virginia's Allegheny fronti er for the American cause. This biography makes useof Willia! Preston' s unpublis hed papers along with other public records. Hardback. Inde~ 31B pag e s . Pric e $11.95 plus 60¢ postage. ELDER JACOB MILLER ( 1735-1815) A FOUNDER OF THE BRETHREN CHURCHES & DUNKARD SETTLEMENTS In Franklin Co, Va (1775), Ohio (1800) & Indiana (1810) & Some of His Descendants . Pap erback. 109 pages. Price $10. 00, 50¢ postage. The 2 books above are by Patricia Givens Johnson HISTORY & MEMBERSHIP OF THE GRAVEL HILL (ANTIOCH) CHRISTIAN CHURCH, SINKING CREEK VALLEY, CRAIG CO, VA. Compiled by George Chapman Miller (1828-1~05) Papgerback. 20 pages. Price $J.50 includes postage. Copyright by Patricia Givens Johns on. HIGHLIGHTS IN THE EARLY HISTORY OF MONTGOMERY CO, VIRGINIA by Lula Porterfield Give:r:1.3, Some -of the chapers listed: Draper's Meadows, Fort Vause, Mountain Lake, Battle- of Point Pleasant, Richard Montgomery, William Christian, William Preston, Jane Buchanan Floyd. · Paperb~ck. 184 pages. Price $5.95, 50¢ postage. All of the above books may be ordered from Patricia Givens Johnson Rt 2, box 172 Christiansburg, VA 24073 •=====================================ff======================================= II BOTETOURT COUNTY Its Men, 1770-1777 $5.00 1785 Enumeration $5.00 Its Men, 1780-1786 $5.00 1820 Census, Alphabetized $5.00 1850 Genus and index $10.00 Early Settlers $25.00 (see p 111 for review of aboveAugust '79 issue) ___ ~ON'IGOMERY COUNTY, VA 1850 Genus and index $10.00 <'lbove prices inc-l ude Va tax Charles T Burton, Genealogist Rt 2, box 191 Troutville, Va 24175 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II BOOKS FOR CHRIS'IMAS This page and preceeding pages lists books that would make nice gifts for Christmas --or any time, How about a gift subscription .to SVGS (which includes VAN )? HAPPY HOLIDAYS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ======================================~ �VIRGINIA APPALACHI AN NOTES 158 CORRECTION Received the following from WR Chitwood , MD: ... on page 119 of the last issue (Aug 1979), ·under the heading "Know Your Illness", there are s ev eral things that I believe should be corrected. Quinsy was not ton s illiti s . This term was used in earlier days and is still used t oday a nd refers t o a c ondi tion known as a peritonsillar abcess - that is , an abc ess s i t ua t ed around, under or near a tonsil. Tonsillitis is an' infection in the t onsil. There is a great deal of difference in the two condi tions, for the earl ier days quinsy could be cured by lancing the abcess, whereas, ther e was n o s pecific treatment for tonsillitis of any value. Putrid sore throat could also refer to what we call toda y "strept" or septic sore throat. Membranous croup was a synonym for diphtheria ........ ···· ···· In early days, diagnosis was very difficult and many things were lumped together and called croup. (I am very sorry that I have not written and than ked y ou f or the above -- not exactly sure where I got my information -- several s ources -- one seems to have bee_n a book written (couniyhistory) a li ttle after 1900.) * * * * * * * * Also in February issue page 2, Henderson Bible Hecord : died June 24th, 1846 NOT 1864. THE LAST WORD William Henderson (next to last word.) In this issue there are several short items that members have sent that we would like t o have more of --The one on John Dickson (the researcher who found this has no connection with the family but thought that it might h e lp someone else), the Research Notes on Nicholas Co, and the Russell Cop marriages. This kind of information is not easy to find and will help someone. On ordering books, please remember that postage has increased so that the prices of books from a year ago will be higher, Also , we have two complete sets of tapes made of our Genealogical workshop available - with talks on Virginia 3tate Archives & Virginia Land Office (2 hours) and Migration to the Western Waters - southwes tern Va, Tenn, and Ky (two hours) Write for cost. Cutting this s hort so THE LAST WORD can follow. Babe Fowler, editor ============================================================================== This tomestone is located at the Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church, Rt 11, ou±(A) HERE LYES THE INTA side of Lexington , Va. RD BODY OF JOHN MCKY (Note: John Mackey, 1703-1773, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE md Mary Porter, d 1813, dau of IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD William Porter,Sr. 1773 BEING THE 70 YEAR OF John was an elder in the HI S AGE AF'IER LIVING A CRIST a bove church) EN LIFE A LOVING HUSBAND A TENIER PARENT & A FATHFUL · J/..w· ~- ' B ( c) FRIEND & (B) Remamber man a s you pas by as y ou are now so once was i as i am n ow you soon will be ttii-efore t hink on Eternity (c ) NETHANEL EVINS BULDER �VIRGINI A APPALACH IAN NOTES 159 RENEWAL S OUTHWES TERN VIRGINIA GENEAL(X;ICAL SOCIETY 1716 Col gat e S t NE Roan oke , VA 24012 Membership dues shou ld be received by January 15, 1980. Make checks payable to Southwes tern Virginia Genealogical Society (Southwestern Va. Gen. Soc.) 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SURNAME INDEX FILE: At one time we at tempted to place all names on the pedigree charts on cards , but membership is growing and just too much for one person to record all the surnames --- so if you want the surname entered in the index file, please fill out a Jx5" index card and mail to us. Only one surname to_ card and be sure to put YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS on the card. Or state if you are researching all of that surname FOWLER Ancestor born ~~F~O~W~LE===R~,.__Th=-=o~m~a~s::;...._;R~i~·c~ha~rd==~~~~~~~~~~- 17 Mar 1775. Lee Parish, Staffordshire, England died 28 Mar 1855. Mason County, Va (now West Virginia) married wife 22 Sept 1800, Staffordshire, England Anna Johnson (1780-1850) Researcher Mrs Claude S. 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A sample copy i s composed of pages from previous ·i ssues of VAN. +========================================================================== Permission to copy: Any i tern may be reprinted provided cretl.i t the author and to Virginia Appalachian Notes . is given to ' �L VI R GIN IA A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALt:X;ICAL SOCIETY 17 16 Colga te Street, NE Roan oke , Virginia 24012 =============================================================================== STAFF Babe Fowler Editor Assistant Edi t o rs Art Maria.n Landress Marie Lynch Exchange Committee J, V. Avery Jr. Belva Counts Elaine Trumbull Pedigree Chart s Quarterly Exchan ge Queries Reviews Surnam es =============================================================================== Vol. III - No. J - August 1979 CONTENTS President's Message 79a William Weaver, Ironmonger 79 Notes on the Hicks Family 83 An Ancestor Problem: John Billington - My Pilgrim Ancestor 90 Giles County, Virginia 105 Bible Record: Parkinson Shumate 108 Pedigree Charts 109 Book Reviews 111 La tin Genealogical Terms 113 New Members 114 Exchange Bulletin 115 My Ancestors 116 Queries 117 Odds and Ends: Hunter Family Sources for Researchers 120; J). .:' .. 82; Newspaper Abstracts The Last Work 120. ~ :;(' · .·-~. '. ~ 112; I/ ============================~====================================~============ Next meeting =August 18; 1979, at 1:.30 pm at the main Roanoke City Library in the auditorium; Elmwood Park (conier of Elm and Jefferson St) , Roanok ep Va. �79a PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Greetings! members. Our organization contin u es growing : as o f July 15th, we had 279 paid Some 13 members enjoyed a beautif u l Saturda y morni ng (Jun e 1 6 ) mapping gravest on es and having a picnic lunch on the grounds. Thank you, Be tty Low. We rec e ived a "Thank you" note from Mrs. Englis h Showalter, Ro an ok e Hi s torica l S oci e ty. Our efforts will be included in the Hi s to rical S oc iety' s s oon - to - be- publis hed c o mprehensive listing of graveyards in Roa noke County. Babe Fowler did a heck of a job in p u t t ing toge ther a go o d 1979 Workshop in July . Tapes of the procedings may be acquired from Bab e . Some important matters will be b r oug h t u p for di s c u ss ion a t our August meeting . Please try to attend.- Augus t 18 , 1 :JOp m in the Audit o ri um, mai n Ro ano ke City Public Library. John Burrows is working out ' -deta il s of ·· -our meeting in Lexin g ton o n Ge tober 27 with Mr. Archer, chairman, Rockbridg e Hi storical S oc i e ty Make kno W11 ·t0 John your intention to attend right a wa y. Regards, Bruc e And ers on Jr, Pres id e nt (Note: John Burrows phone number - 1-703- 982 - 2872 ) TREASURE CHEST OF KNOWLEIX:;E The key is at the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Workshop on Saturday .--··- .: --· --- --· 21 July 1979 --- ~·· · ·- The l ogo for our workshop was d esigned by Marian Landr ess and our thanks to her for the desi gn . I sincerely hope that the VAN wil l be a ' Treasur e Chest of Knowl edge ' for our members. BF -I �79 WILLIAM WEAVER IRONMONGER by D E Brady Rt 1 , Box 198 E Glasgow, Va 24555 In the early 1800 ' s and t hrough the Civil War years Rockbridge County had t he r eputation of being an agri cultural area, but it also had considerable industrial activity . The mining , smelt i ng , and forging of iron was one of the big businesses of that time. Some of t he names in this business were Maybury who had a furnace at Vesuvius, Virgin ia , J ordan (of Lexington interest), McCormick (the Cyrus McCormick family), Weaver, Anderson (who ran Glenwood furnace), and Lavis. ~t least one of these, William Weaver, kept good records and appears to have filed 111 t he le tters that he rece ived . He was also involved in court cases which were duly recorded. His rec ords now res ide in the libraries of Duke University, University of Virginia, and the Wiscons in Historical Society McConnick collection . My brother and I have some remnants of his papers and the court records are in the Roc kbridge and Augusta Court Hous es. In 18 11 on e Willia m Wils on built Union Forge on Buffalo Creek near its confluence wit h North River, now Mau ry River. Three years later he sold it to a partners hip cons isting of Thomas Maybury of Botetourt County and William Weaver of Philade l phia, Pe nnsyl van ia. They changed its name to Buffalo Forge and began operations with Maybury at the For ge, where he served as ironmaster and bought slaves fo r t he labor force . Weav er remained in Pennsylvania where he was a member of the Pennsy l vania legislatu re (1818-1820), had a cotton mill business, and was settling up hi s father's estate . Maybury had hi s probl ems, the forge was not making a profit, he could not acquire s atis f actory s lav e s , a nd had to repeatedly ask Weaver for more money . In one of Weaver ' s letters to Maybury he requested that he, Maybury, not men tion slaves in his le t t ers, a ppa rently it would have been embarrassing for the Philadelphia resident to b e known as a slave holder. In 182J, William came to Virginia and assumed dire cti on of the forge operation. The partnership was dissolved , though not to Maybu ry's entire satisfaction, but he remained in the iron busines s and became the operator of the Catopaxi furnace at Vesuvius, Virginia . Under Weaver's management Buffa lo Forge was a success and he admitted that it made some money. He was 42 y ears old when he came to Virginia, and seven years later he married a Philadelphia widow, Elizabeth Newkirk Woodson. They had no children but he seemed to have had considerable feeling for his nieces and nephews. In family corres pondence a nd conversation for three generations he was a ffection ately, or perhaps respectfully, referred to as "Uncle William". How he became interested in Virginia is not Jmown. Klaus Wust in his little book about the Dunkard pioneers teels how Alexander Mack help found settlements near Winchester and in the Claytor Lake area. Alexander Mack was William Weaver's grandfather . One would like to think that young William was entertained with grandfatherly tales about Virginia and the mineral wealth in its mountains , thus instilling an interest that he was able to follow in later life. As the forge prospered Weaver acquired more iron properties, He obta i n ed the Aetna and Retreat furnaces, through the Maybury partnership , large acr eage i n the Buffalo Forge area, and the Bath Iron Works at the upper end of Goshen Pa s s . In 1819, a stone house was built near the forge by Thomas Baggs. Weav er putchases this and us ed it as his residence, He later added to it p more than doubling its si z e . The fo r ge industry was as near self suffi c i ent a s possible. To operate the forge large quantities of charcoal were needed , so 9 over the years he purc has ed mos t of the western slope of the Blue Ridge from Glasgow to ~INIA APPALACHIAN NOTES �BO VIRG IN IA APPALAC H IAN NOifS Buena Vista. Horses and mules were ne eded to haul the charcoal , a ·nd pig i ron , so farm land was acquired to raise feed and l arge stable were bull t . The re were slaves to be fed, so land was devot e d t o the rai sing of food for humans , a sewin g room was put into use, and numerou s cabins were built for sla ve quarters . In addition to the usual farm a n d forg e bu ildi n gs there were two mill s , a harness shop, blacksmith shop, carpenter shop , ice house , office building , dairy , carriage house, the company store, an up a nd down saw mill , and th9u and of acres of land . The Bath Iron Works had a s i mila r d evelopment except that in add ition i t had mines and furnaces. The s tory of Bath I ron Works i well documented by Dr . Thompkins and others . Weaver had hi s ups a nd down s with hi s family . He was one of ten children so he had many nieces and nep hews and he brought s e v eral of them to Virg inia . There is a poignant letter f r om hi s s i s ter- in - law compl a inin g ab out hi treatment of her sons. William Wea ver' s bro ther had di ed lea v ing in Wi l l iam ' s care his two sons and a sum of money for t hei r up keep . The mother compla i n e d that he had taken them to Virginia and thi s wou l d n o t hav e been their fa th e r ' s wi s h , they were no t being educated properly a nd t hey were "b e i n g u sed to drive ne g ro s or a ny other menial task". She als o s tate d tha t if h e had an y sen e of jus t i ce h e wo ul d a c t toward them a:.s an honorable man s hould do . I do n ot kno w wha t was don e o r h ow the boys turned out but there i s a n a u dit of the tru . . . t f u nd acc o un t wh e n t h e y reached their majority a nd the rema ind e r of the f u nd pl u s int eres t was g ive n to them. Weaver made a n arrangeme nt with llivi s ( a n ep he w ) a nd Jo r d a n t o run t h e Ba th Iron Works. The works were n ot as profitabl e a Weav er t ho u g h t t h e y s h o u l d b e s o he tried to regain control of the m. The r e f ol l ow ed a l e n g thy l a w s uit which , · fortunately for pos t erity, ha s , by wa y of d e p o s t i o n s 1 f urni s h e d a weal th o f data regarding the operation of forges a n d f u rnaces , b u t i t cau sed b i t terne ss in the family, When his wife died ( 1850) Weaver as k e d a fu vi s , e i t h e r hi s s i s t e r or niece, to come and run the hous ehold for h i m. The l a ws u i t in whic h Abram Ia.v is was involved caus ed s o much unpl easantness that the a r r a n gement was un tena ble . He t hen asked Emma Gorgas Brady ( a riiece) an d f a mily t o c om e . The y c a me a n d thi s arrangement worked well becaus e they s tayed on and e v e ntua l ly i n h eri t ed a l a r ge part of the estate. Will Rex a great nephew h e l ped a t Bu ffa lo Forge a n d Ae tna and ran the store. Charles Gorga, a nephe w ab out t h e s a me age as Will Rex came to Virginia and was put in charge of the Ae tna furnace. Cha rl es court e d an d married Anne Sisson, a prominent old maidi s h lady of that section, a nd Weaver gave t hem the furnace works there as a wedding pres ent. Charl es s oon contracte d pneumonia and died. Will Rex attended the funeral and reported the happenin gs t o his uncle. The old man listened and then commented, "Anne S i ss on g o t my furnace damn slick , did.n 't she?" Incidentally Weaver apparently never tried to reclai m· that property. Another newphew John Weaver funnenhour worked for a while at Bath Iron Works but did not stay in Virginia. A niece married one of the J ordans, she died and he married another niece, c. w. Newkirk who was referred to by Weaver as his nephew also WD'rked at Bath Iron Works , but he was probably his wife 's nephew or son by her first husband. In his old age William Weaver received a letter from Abram Lavis seeking reconciliation on the Ba th Iron Works affair. The l e tter was quite emotional in content and Weaver must have made a favorable respons e b ecause an entry in the Buffalo Forge journal on September .5, 18.52 , notes "Tu.vis of Mississ i ppi called on Mr. Weaver today", Among the deposition s i s one about a slave named Harry Hunt. Because of his s kil l s Hunt and his fami ly ' had been moved to Bath Iron Works to help Davis and Jordan. Weaver c onsidered i t a loan and they felt that he was their property, On Christmas Eve Weaver sent an overs e er wi th hor ses to bring him back to Buffalo Forge . He arrived there after dark and qui etly l oaded Hunt and family and started ba ck toward Lexington. 'Ihey became lost in a snowsto rm and spent the night at a farm house , a rriv i ng at home the next day. r have not been able to �VIRGINlA AP PALAC H IAN NOTES 81 retrac e their route , but travelling at night, by horse, in a s:ri-owstorm, from the upper end of Go hen Pass to Le:x:ington would be a trip to remember. When asked why he chose s uch ~ time to p i ck up Hunt , the overseer replied that Mr. Weaver had t old him to . Weaver had a s trong sense of res pons i bility to his s l a ves. He once considered selling hi iron interests and moving t o Mississ ippi and one of the reasons fo r no t doing o , wa that he did not wan t his people to be sold. His records s how very few ale of s l a ves and t hes e few were usua lly the result of extreme provocation . In hi will he ment ioned that he did not want his estate broker. up because of hi s p e opl e . He ta ted , "as I have kept the bulk of my estate par tly t o provide for the comfort of my s erva nts, I des ire that they shall be treated with ki ndness a nd human ity ". I n t he 182 0' s he s et up an incentive work sys tem for hi s slaves , Thi wa not ori gi nal wi t h him. He probably got the idea from Ox:ford f u rnace , for he had purchased s l aves from tha t bus iness when it ceased opera ti on and the ys tem had been in use t here . Certain norms were set for t he various tasks and the s l a ves were pa i d f or t heir a ccomplishments above the norms. They c ould u s e the mon ey as t hey saw f it, and some purchased vacations , at 50¢ per da y a man wi th $10 . 00 c oul d have a 20 day vacation. One man had a savings acc ount i n a Lexi ng t on bank . There i s a s tory that he had a bet with another s l a ve a bout t h e acc oun t a nd ha d his owner withdraw it temporarily so he could s how the mon ey a nd wi n th e bet . Whil e ma ny of the s l a v es ha d s pe cial s kills which determined the type of work tha t t hey d id in r egard to t he f orge they were frequently t wo talent people performin g other jobs s u c h a s carpentry, farm work, and wood cutting. It seemed that eve ryon e di d a s t i nt a t wood cutting. There was one man of the John Henry mold , na me d Ga r l a nd Thomp s on. I t was said that he would loaf aroun~ unti l Fri day and t hen go ou t a nd c u t hi s week ' s norm of wood by Saturday noon . Once when the "pa terol l e r s '" broke up a pa r ty in the s lave quarters, people dived out the windows a nd back doors but Ga rla nd s trode out the front door and none dared to stop him . Ma ny of the s l a ves rema in ed a t the forge after the civil war as freedman and some of their d e cend en t s s t ill live a t Buck Hill and Glasgow. This is not to s ay tha t t here was j u s t on e b i g happy family. There were whippi ngs and slaves di d run a wa y. During Hun t e r' s raid s ome of the most trusted s laves left , and mos t of the others we r e t a k en to the remote "Mountain Farm" until the raiders were gone . Weav e r' s wife , Eliza , was very strict and was feared by the slaves . Two gen er a tion s l a t e r a vi s iting black asked if old "Miss" still walked in the bi g hous e . I t wa s cus toma ry for owners of slaves to rent them out to people who had ne ed of l a bore r s . I t was also customary for a slave who did not want to go to a c erta in place to s a y s o to his owner and he usually would not be sent to that plac e , and the r e were thos e who did not want to work for William Weaver. The forge work was hard and had an element of danger . Ther e were fou r fire s and two hamme r s . The hammers consisted of iron heads , weighing 2 to 5 hundred pounds , mounted on wooden beams. The hammers wer e l ifted and dr opped by the wa ter wheel s. The iron heads struck on large anvils s et in the fl oor . Men would heat the pigs of iron with charcoal and then bring the 100 pound pigs glowing hot to the a nvil to be pounded by the hammers . The pr oces s produced from the brittle cas t iron a form of iron called wr ought i r on which wa s s trongp tough, and almos t rust proof, Some of this iron was used locally but mos t was s hipped downriv e r to ma r kets in Lynchburg and Richmond . Unt i l t he canal was built there was a l andin g a t the mouth of Buffalo Cr eek where boats were loaded and tied up unti l North River beca me full enough to f loat t hem downstream . This landing a l s o s e rved a s a s hipping point fo r people as f ar away as Lexington. The "boatyard road" went out Houston St r eet and t wisted across the hills to the mouth of Buffa lo Cr eek . The canal later f urnished much mor e dependabl e trans portation . It was not possibl e to main tai n continous operation at the forgep �y I Rc -I --·-.' l ,\ 82 11 ~) ·\ L (' H I - ·- ·-- - -·- --I the water wheels and ma chi nery we r e ma de o wood ·~r.ri acJ } l .. · ~r.:r_i .. :.i 1 i y , s o there was down time fo r r epa ir"' . There were d ro er. t;, w hr :1. '- :.~r e ;-n. · . . ot e o u g water to run the wheel s and there we r e pl a !t i .r:, and arvr:. · '- L in, 0 : · ;.; ' .e . a ll hands were needed on the fa:rm. Weaver was an innovative fa:rmer. He was one of th f'i r~;t i .. :::i.r ea to use ·gypsum fertilizer and he converted one of his mill s · o g rin d i. L, t he ma that have been over-cautious when he tes t e d Mr . McCormick ' r r:a pc r . He c i e it would not work on his hilly farm s , y ears l ater the r eaper wa. u <-ed o tho e ·hills. As one looks at his record h e appears t o have been an ac.; t u te bus iness man and indeed he amassed a considerable f ortun e for hi s day . H a l s o made many bad contracts and was either suing s omeone or bein g s u ed mo s t of th e t ime that he was in Virginia. There was a s uit to set tl e up with Ma ybury . In the 1 82 0 ' s he and a man named Doyle built Bath I r on Wo rks , their contractura l rela tionshi p ch'lllged several times and finally ende d in a l aws uit . Thi s was f'o llowed b y t h e Iavis and Jordan suit and he had one over a property lin e in th e _,l as g ow a rea . which could have been avoided if a cl ear d eed had been writt en . His wealth was legendary, but journa l e nt ries a nd r ec ord s o f' his esta t e settlement tell the sad story. Hi s nephew- i n -la w was hi s exec utor a nd as h e handled the estate he put part of the money in to t o bacc o whic h was b urne d in Richmond, the rest was in confederate mon e y, and then t h e s lav es wer e f r eed. DCE Brady was left with large land holdings, the fo rge , and no capi ta l. During Weaver's last illness hi s doctor s t a y e d a t h i s hom e , a nd incidentally was remembered in Weaver' s will. Weave r di e d on Ma r c h 1 2 , 1 86J a t the a ge of 82. He does not come across a s a man with ma ny fri e nds a nd we hav e no record of his religious life, but accounts of hi s funeral t e l l tha t a l a r g e numbe r of people attended . He was buried in Falling Spring Cemetary on e lll.i l e from hi s home. ;,/'_ ~~ 21)~1' ~ HUNTER FAMILY From "Virginia Gazette~' Apr 1J, 1786. By a gentleman from Henry county' we are informed of a very melancholy accident which happened there some time since, viz. Mr William Hunt e r, i n goi ng out one morning, to hunt took a favorite son with him ,was about 1.Q. (or 10) , they had not proceeded far before they spied some turkeys on the s i de of a ridge; the father told his son to s tay where he was and hide, t ill he went on the top of the ridge to intersept the turkeys if they proceeded that way, but the lad, not obeying his father crept after him some cons i derable distance, and got into the top of a tree which was full of lea ves . The old man on his retu:rn, seeing something among the leaves of the t r ee which he took to be a turkey, fired, and observing i t to fall went t o p i ck it up, but to his great astonishment and grief found it to be his son. - -'-- - -- - - - - - -- --- - -- - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - �BJ NOTES ON THE HICKS FAMILY Wythe County, Vir g inia RE: HICKS F.Af1ILY 3-222 CONTRIBUTED By Clarence Shepherd * 2641 . Delmonte Ave Layton, Ohio 45419 17 July 1798 Margaret Karr, wi d o w o f William Karr, Henry Johnson and wife Nary, late Karr, Willis !lick s 2nd E ll e nd e r, wi f e, late Karr. William Briscoe and Sarah, wife, late Karr, childr e n a n d co - h eir s of Robe rt Karr, dee., all of Robertson County, Tennessee, a p point J a me s Karr, Power Attorney to convey to Joseph Russell of Wythe County, land on Hock's Run where l\.ussell now liv e s. All si gned 3-223 /\pril 1802 John Dunn and Mar g aret., wife, late Margaret Karr, co-heir of Robert Karr, desc. Power of Attorney to Jame s Ka rr to convey same land above 3-222 Both signed (The De e d follows) 21-110 16 Janu2.ry 1 0j 6 Robert B. Saferi g l1t to Mathew Fitzgerald and William Hicks, right to water from well in Wytheville. 7-265 23 October 18 18 John A• . Green 2nd wife Nancy, Elizabeth Thompson, Susannah Hicks, heirs of Sa.-:-;uel T!lc:.:~.:.;c ;1, c.!c.sd. to ~U cL.:«21 \.'alters, $260.0'.). Cl eYcn (11) acres by survey dated · :-April 1790 on Reed Creek joining the land of 1-iichael Walters, de sc . and William Cooper formerly land of Patrick Johnson. B. John didn't sign, Elizabeth, Nancy and Susannah made "X'x. '; 4-209 12 February 1805 Susannah Hicks, lat€ Susannah Thompson, relict and widow of Samuel Thompson, desc Nancy Thompson, Barney Johnston and Barbary, his wife, late Barbara Thompson , Palsor Johnston and Polly, his wife, late Polly Thompson and Detty Thompson, which females are daughters and heirs of Samuel Thompson , desc. To Gordon Cloyd surviving Executor of Jam~s Mccorkle of Montgomery County Interest in 400 acres for other consideration and $1.00 each Land granted to James Mccorkle by patent dated 8 December 1781 nassigned t o h im by Thomas ~uick assignee John Wood dated 31 October 1762 at the mouth of t he South Fork of Reed Creek adjacient to John Stephens' lando Susannah made "S" Nancy signed Barney signed Barbara made "X" Palse r (Paulse r ) Polly & Be t se y s igned 0 , �VJRGINIA APPAL ACHIAN NOn1 84 RUSSELL COUNTY CENSUS 1850 · (VIRGINIA) 4H37 55 HICKS, Elias Lidana Harvey Johnson Orna J. Andrew R. RHOTON, John Susan Elizabeth J. ifrl51 #292 v II I ' Grayson Co li nty Kentucky Russell County 1 Cooper Wythe County Josepine C. Geo"i:ge G. " " " "' DONtJE R, t·! ir.ia 5 4 45 North Carolina HICKS, Leander L. 24 Wythe County Sarah HICKS, CLAIBORN Susan Polly John Elizabeth Nartha Elijah Frances Susannah Celia HICKS, James Maria Rebecca J . Jolm Nancy 22 " " Russell County 2 2/12 If II Lee County, Virginia 2 Russelt County 44 42 II " 21 19 17 15 " II 11 8 5 3 II " " II II II II II " " " II " 4/12 " " Russell County South Caroli m Russell County 28 26 3 l 2/12 ti 11 " " Blacksmith Wythe County ETTER, Nathaniel R. Leamy 1 21 18 Russell County • .DANS, 50 45 12 20 North Carolina 30 10 2 Grayson County 37 ·North Carolina · James Nancy John · PHIPPS, Neoma Dl512 1 21 20 II Jane 4H3 l l1 9 II Kl hDEP L~~ E, 4tl181 '. II 23 Eartha J. Saii1uel #472 " II Malvina Nary M. 41471 12 38 COP.HIN, John born, Russell County South Carolina Russe 11 Cou:1 t y 30 14 SANDERS, Charlotte Harvey Amanda PHIPPS, David .. " " " " .. North Carolina Grayson County �YIRGINIA APPALAC HIAN NO l t:> 85 RUSS ELL CO G; ;T y ' VIKG1: ·1A, DEEDS Book l; Pa ge 2 3 2 27 August 1792 John Camp· be 1 1 to Nath an i el Hix, 50 pounds, 254 acres Wit: Jo hn ~ oe , J o h n Van bibber, David Noe Boo k 2, Page 53 9 28 Au gust 179 8 J~hn Wat t s and Ra c he l, his wi fe to Nathaniel Hicks, 50 pounds, North side of Li.ttl c C c_a - r Cr eek. ' 70 acr e s granted to William Vaughan by Patent 20 June 179 0 · Book 3, Pa ~ e 36 6 12 February 1803 Henr y S;:)i t h on d i'la ry, Cl a iborn e Hicks, 40 pounds, 50 acres. Bounded by Patrick Coy l es , J cr an iD. h P ic ket t, Cliabourn e llicks. Ueredith Collins witness to above . Tr ac t G r~ ~ t c d to He nry S ~ ith, 3 ssi z ne c of Sn~uel Canady 10 September 1800 . Wit: Joh n Ha r g is, Pa trick Co y l e , Jonathan Pickett. Henry made X Nary signed nook 3, Pa <..:> ~c 493 26 December 1803 Clai bo u rn c Hie k and Elizabeth to Se th Col we 11, 50 pounds, 100 acres Both signed Dock 4, Pa g e 20 3 if October 1808 Nathaniel rl ix and wife assigning Samuel Phelps, to Isaac Hobbs, $12.00 , 12 acres l:it: ColL1..nd f' u 6~ ~:-.t c , .'".:, 1"is;ia ' "" · ,. :Jathauiel made X ..-rice, . ~ .::. t'nan li'obbs. Boo k 4, Pag e 204 E.:: tl:.:!n i c l !I ix to . , . L .. o c .. "l.~1 SG ~1 c= i:" L L: ~~ . .. \Ht: 4 October 1808 Richard Dennett 55 pounds, 5 acres on Crane Fork of Na.t haniel made X Richard Price, Anger Price, Nicholas Hughes Doak 3, Pa g e 549 William Smith, Sr. to John Hicks, 140 pounds, 50 acres. Hillian signed Part of a tract granted to John Buster, assignee of Thomas Hom , assign e e Charles De brix, dated 22 March 1785 Book 4, Page 90 7 July 1807 John Hicks and Eli.zabeth to Henry 'Kirk, 140 pounds , 50 a cres . as Book 3, Page 549 John and Elizabeth bo t h s i gn ed Same land �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NQTC 86 Book 4, Page 96 4 August 1807 John Cunnnings transfers all rights and title to Phillip Trout Joh Davis, John Hicks and Nathaniel Hicks on Little Cedar Creek for $ 200: 00 n Wit: Edward Campbell, James Sergent, John De verport Book 4, Page 145 2 February 1808 Samuel Ewing to Nathaniel Hix 70 acres $10.00 Samuel Ewing, At torncy ior llugh cS.. C. hcClung \Ht: Benjar.1in Estill, Ja1 .1c:s !JickE:1·s on, Jolin ;.; . Estill ..Book 4, Page 185 8 S e ptember 1808 Samuel Ewing, Attorney for Hugh 0.. Ch Drlcs l':cClun i:; o f Pe nnsylvania and · Tennessee to ~fathaniel Hicl~s, assi r,nee of Sa r:-iuc l I' helps. 12 acres $12.00 Sam1,1el Ewing, Attorney for Hugh &. Cbaln~s LcClung of t:'enn. & Tenn. Book 4, Page 201 4 Octob er 180 8 Nathaniel Uicks to Na than · llobb 50 <.c r e s on t·loc k c r son Cree I~, near Denj a min Es till and 1\ichard Benn ~ t t. 50 ;i.e. r~~ . 150 pounds Wit: Colbind Fugate, Elisha Price, l.s~ac llolibs ;. :a t:banicl X !licks ,., . '· ... , ~o~l~ !.1, J.. <.Ju....: """'VJ.. ") ?art of a Ja1:-1es ar:.<l Sarah Coldhoon Lo ~·ia tl1anie 1 Hicks, Jlf acres. grant to ·1~ill ia;.1 I\.obiilsuu lU i,ovu:i l.ic i.: l 7 (3.), GO ~ouncJs 214 acre James and Sarah both sjgned Ilook 4, Pa g e 3-rG 2 October 1810 Jolm .'\11d Sa r.y Jnrm so n t0 ~!:>.th~!1i. cl l: i c. Ls , cO <. ~:res: ?~::-l o j . ~ trcct of . 400 acres Patent to 'iJllli~;n Ervin and John D~vcnport - 6U pounds Jolin si;:;ncd Book 4, Pn~e 437 3 September 1 8 11 John Gibson "-Gd ,,·if.:, J:.:i.r&arct, Charles llicks . .:mcJ wi.;.:c, :~e:lJccca to Harry Sruith, 30 acres, $333.00. On waters of Sinkin f; Cree~.:., i)art of a tract of land granted to f'i.ichard Price of patent dated 21 ifove1.tue ·,_· 1792 and part of a tract of 140 acres gr an Led to Sa1aue l Vanhook and by V~ni1ook and Pr ice c onveyed t o Samuel Hendrics, 28 February 1797, and convc.:ye<l by Hendrics to John Gibson and by the said John Gibson to John Gibson and Rebecca Gibson 5 September 1809. John, Charles Ma~garet Book 5, Page 204 · ~nd Rebecca signed raade ,,... 5 January 1815 John Hicks, Sr. t o John f>ates, $200.00, SO a<.:J..~S on Little CecJar Creek, be.ing part of a tract relinquished by James Cummings to said John Hick~, Phillip Trout, John Davi;> and Nathaniel Hicks in 1807. John signed �VJRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Book 5, Page 384 . 87 2 August 1815 John Hi c ks o f •Iawkin s County, Tennessee to John Bates, 50 pounds, 26 acres being part o f a 400 a cre grant to William Vaughan 17 Hay 1793. Conveyed to Phil ~·i p Tro u t 1806 and part of a deed relinquishing a tract by James Cummings. Bordered by Cu mming s and Vaughan. This tract ordered conveyed to Hicks by Russell Coun ty at July term 1815 by the Guardian of infant heir of Phillip Trout, Deceased. John Hicks signed Book 5, Page 4 0 4 8 August 1815 William Thomas to John Hicks of Hawkins County, Tennessee, $350.00, 120 acres Part p f 400 acres g ranted to Wil liam Vau ghan 17 May 1793. Subsquently conveyed to John Johnson and sold in 1810 for taxes with Thomas being purch aserer in November 1815. William si~ned Book 5 , Pa3 e 466 9 August 1816 John Hicks o f Hawkin s Coun ty, Tennessee to John Bates, $350.00, 120 acres The abov e land ( 5-464 ) John signed Book 5, PC!g e 53 4 J l 4 March 1817 John Gibson and wife, Margaret, Charles Hicks and Rebecca, his wife, to Davis Munsey, $233 . 00, 60 acres, waters of Sinking Creek. Part of 250 acres granted to Samuel Vanhook and conveyed by Price and Vanhook to Samuel Hendrix 28 February 1797 and by Hendrix to John Gibson 6 October 1807 and by John Gi Lson to John Gibson a.nd Rebecca Gibson (who interuarried with above Charles Hicks) by deed 5 Sept,ember 1809. John and Charles both signed Book 6, Par;~ 63 25 August 1817 Nathaniel Hicks of Allen County, Kentucky to John Wag~oner , 60 pounds , 33 acres. Nathaniel made X Wit: Jacob Kender, James Jessee, Trulove Brown Book 6, Page 413 2 April 1821 Peter PowcJ:"s and wife Elizabeth to Claibourne Hicks, $400 . 00 for 100 acres Part of a Patent to Thor:1as Short 16 May 1793. Both signe d Book 6, Page 420 29 November 1820 Claibourne Hicks and wife Elizabeth to Peter Powers, $266 .66, 50 acres corner to Je rami ah Pickett, bo rder to Patrick Coyle, now Walter Kernan line John Wampler line. Both made X Book 8, Page 122 11 August 1828 Charles Hicks and wife Rebe cca to Solomon Hobbs $160.00 ~ 40 acres on Copper Ridge , part of 800 acre patent to Reverend Jaraes Nadisono Charles sir,ncd Rebecca rna<lc X 0 �88 VIRGINIA AP PAL ACHIAN NOTES Book 8, Page 240 2 November 1829 Chalres Hicks to Abraham Boyle and William Boyl e , $35.00 - 7 ~ a cres · Part of 40 acres conveyed to Hicks by Robert G. Scott , 4 Narch 1822. Charles signed Book 11, Page 184 . Lease Enoch 23 October 1841 M. Hicks from Dale Carter Book 12, Page 547 2 December 1851 Wayman Riggle to Elias Hicks $100. 00 - 50 acr e s on Sou th Side 0£ Moccasin Ridge, border on Bowen and Dickerson Book 13, Page 225 10 October 1853 Elias Hic1 ~ s and wife, Did ~~ nh to Abrah.2.i:l Fuller. $200.0 J - 50 acres on South Side of Moccasin Ridge. Border on Bm-:en and Dic k erson. Both made X The handwriting on this deed (Book 13, Page 225) is very clear and there can be no mistake of the spelling of the nanes. CES. RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILL BOOKS Book 8 , Page 257 3 August 1869 Burgess Collins names Sarah Hicks. Three daughters, K~:i.ncy Hrigh t, Jane Smith and Sally Hicks, One Dollar each. Book 5, Page l 11 August 1835 Will of George Puckett Book 5; Page 85 1835 J ohn Hick s, mortgage of personal property to John C • . Price Book S, P age 30·4 1842 Willia.11 Hi cks , mo r t gage · to Wilson Elliott, personal pro9crty Book 6, Page 65 22 Nay 1847 . Claiborne Hicks, mo rt g a ge to Elisha Hicks, personal property Book 6, Page 140 19 Sep t embe r 1848 Elijah Hicks, mortgage t o Robert M. Fi elds, pe r sonal property j �l Y!RCINI A APPALACHI AN NOTES RUSSELL COUt TY, VI RGI NIA WILL BOOKS Book 6, P_a3e 1 74 1849 Claibo r n e lli c ks , mortg a ge to G. W. Chandler Boo k 6, Page 20 7 1849 Elijah Hick s, mort g a ge to James Hicks, Wit: Book 6, Pa ~e 271 28 October 1850 Claiborn e II ic ks, deed to dau ghter, Mary, $10.00 Book 8, Page 257 live~ tock and furniture for 3 August 1869 Burgess Collins names Sarah Hicks. Three Smith and Sally Hicks, One Dollar each. Book 5, Page 1 John licks daughters~ Nancy Wright, Jane 11 August 1835 Will of George Puckett Book 5, Page 85 1835 John Hicks, mortgage of personal property to John C. Price Book 5, Pa~e Willia~ 304 1842 Hicks, mortgage to Wilson Elliott, personal property Book 6, Page 65 22 Nay 1847 Claiborne Hicks, mortgage to Elisha Hicks, personal property Book 6, Page 140 19 Se~tember 1848 Elijah Hicks, mortgage to Robert M. Fields, personal property Book 6, Pa~e 174 1849 Claiborne Hicks, r:i.ortgage to G. W. Chandler Book 6, Page 207 1849 Elijah Hicks, mortgage to James Hicks, Wit: Book 6, Page 271 John Hicks 28 October 1850 Claiborne Hicks, deed to daughter, Mary, live stock and fu rniture for $10.00 �~IRGIN IA APP!\LACHlAN d, 90 l AN ANCESTOR PROBLEM John Billington - My Pilgrim Ancestor by Robert A Goodpasture Star Route Ge Georgetown, CA 95634 * John Billington, who, with wife Eleanor and two sons , came on the Mayflower in 1620 In 1630 John Billington was hanged at New Plymouth f or kill ing one John Newcommon with his blunderbuss. This presented an ancestor problem. Why would one of !!!.Y ancestors do a thing like that? 'Ihis required a 'Study". Background The Goodpastures were a Southern Family from Virginia . My early branch lines were the Hamiltons, Willards, and Ellysons; all good Southern Families. My mother was a Tribble, a worthy Southern Family allied to the Burris, Tandy, Martin, Bragg, Lamar, Osborn, and Stout families 1 all good Southern Families. But my grandfather did itl He married one of them 'Yankees'. Of course this gave me a Yankee line to research. My brother said "Forget i t l ", "Bury i t l ", "No good will come from itl". Went to work anyway; wanted the facts - like for Watergate. First my Bid.lake line, then the Abbe, Spalding, Cutler, Snow, Squire and Chapman lines - all real good. My Derthick line proved quite good also - only a preacher tha. t was k:1cked out of his church in Colchester and went West. Dodge - not bad either - only a Trtstram Dodge caught stealin' sheep on Block Island. My Bliss, Welch and Sabin lines also proved to be very good. But then I came to the Billingtons and to John Billington of the Mayflower - the first New England murderer. The 'black-sheep' of the Mayflower - now mine. Analysis This murder by John Billington worried. me a great deal until I researched the history of the Pilgrims and learned how they got to New England. 'Ihe solution then became quite simple. Solution Now - when the Mayflower sailed for the New World 1 t was supposed to go to Virginia. John Billington expected to land in Virginia. Instead they dumped him up there in New England among all them 'lam Yankees' • He got ma.de about i t and final1Y shot one of 'em. John Billington started the Civi1 War - NOT John Brownl {note s * It is the War Between the States and not the Civil ~v-+YI G~r~}ns) war, Mr Goodpasture) DONATIONS TO LIBRARY BY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS Typed manuscript on William Givens of Bath Co ., Va by Barbara Irwin. "1830 Census of Pike Co., Ky" by Dewey C Honaker. Stokes Co, NC, Historical Documentation Map - given by Tracy Walker Rockingham Co., NC, Historical Documentation Map - given by J Tracy Walker "1850 Census of Pike Co., Ky" by Dewey C Honaker. 8 Facsimile Copies of Original Maps of Souther Section of the US , Tennessee, Cumberl and & Franklin, and a migration map. - given by Pollyanna Creekmore. Notes on Strider Family = Mary S Bradshaw, 301 Ivey St Graham, NC 27253 . ' �91 DEATI-I BOOK of ROANOKE CO, VA for 1853-1881 copi ed by Marvi n U Neighbors con't from p 62 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 0 = = = = = = = 0 = r = 0 = ( I I = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = I = =p---- 26 1. John Trout = d 13 Apr 18§.7? = cd af lic. of brain lmo !Oda p John & Martha Trout = b RC 262. Susan Shafer d 11 Sept 1857 = cd flux & dispepsia 6~ y Strickler c Hy Shafer dead b Rockingham Co,Va = inf Hy Shafer son (note: Shaver ) 263 . Eliza P Sha fer d 7 July 1857 cd flux = lmo 2da p Henry & Lucy Shafer = b RC inf Hy Shafer father (note: Shaver) 264. Thomas Jarrett = Dec 1857 d = cd old age 65y p not known = b not known d Poor House = inf H H McDaniel, stewart at poor house 265 . Henry Neighbors d 23 Nov 1857 cd pneumonia = 78y p Henry & Celia Neighbors = b Botetourt Co = c Celia Neighbors = o farmer = inf John Neighbors son 266 . Seralda Ann Hart man d 9 Sept 1857 cd not known 4mo s 16da p Jacob A & S J Hart man = b RC 267 no na me twins 2 males= d aug 1857 1 hour= p Robert & Nancy Hardy = b RC 268. Mary M Muse = d 10 Aug 1857 cd flux = ly 3mos 3da p Benjamin 8. Mary Muse = b RC 2690 no na me = female d 3 Mar 1857 cd bronchetis = 14da p Jacob & A M Parish = b RC 270 George Grice = d 20 May 1857 = cd dropsy 55y p Samuel & Elizabeth Grice c Mary Grice b RC 27 1 Callahill Cliff = d Aug 1857 cd thrash = lmo 15 da p Asa & El izabeth Cliff b RC 272 no name male d Jan 1857 l da p Charles & Mary McKay= b RC 273 . Sarah nn Maguire d Dec 1857 = cd worms = p Mark & Patsy Maguire 4y b & d Pulaski 274. Charles William Trout = d 27 Aug 1857 cd flux ly 4mos p Charles & Eliza Trout b RC 275 Mary Ellen Dermon d 19 Sept 1857 cd flux= ly llmos 24da = p M M & Nancy D rmon 276 . Frances M Francisco d 19 Sept 1857 cd worms 6y p Lewis & Sus an Francisco = b RC 277 . John H Buckanan d Dec 29, 1857 cd none given= 4da p Stephen & Elizabeth Snydero 278. no name female d 26 Mar 1857 2 hours cd p M& Catharine Damewood = b RC 279 . Susanah S awe~/Sower d 21 May 1857 = cd not known 16y p Alex & Eva Sawer b RC 280. Charles H Shafer = d Oct 1857 cd croup = 3rnos p Jacob & Laura Shafer inf John Worts, grandfather = b RC 281. John Read = d 12 Oct 1857 cd tYPhoid fever = 20y = p Thomas & Sally Read inf D S Read, cousin 282. Jane Read d June 1857 cd diseased heart 48y p Thomas P Read inf D S R~ad, nephew 283. Thomas Goin = d 6 June 1857 ed brain fever ly lmo p Elijah & Jane Thomas = b RC = = = = = = = �YIRGI NJA APPALACH IAN NOTES 92 = = 284. no name = d 25 Oct 1858 = cd not known 2ld = p Wi l 11 m & Eliza Blackbern b & d Montgomery Co 285. Moab Beckner = d Mar '27, 1858 cd fa 11 28 p Sam & Mary Beckner = b Franklin Co o farmer inf J Goff, father-in - law 286. Sa111Jel Beckner d 20 Oct 1858 cd rheumatism = 24y = p Sam & Mary = b Franklin Co o farmer = inf Jr Goff 2Er7. J ohn P St nley = d 11 pr 1~8 cd pistol shot 27 y = p Hanah Stanley = c Sarah Stanley b Hanover Co o section Master inf John Kent, father-in-law 288. John Claw = d 20 Dec 1~8 cd pneumonia = 24y p Thomas B Claw o moulder not married b Richmond Va 289. Lydia Bryant = d 6 Jan 1858 = cd flux = ~2y = p Christopher & E Bower = c J M Bryant b Botetourt Co 290. Betsy Read = d 25 Apr 1858 cd chronic dyrarhera 57y p David & Betsy Simms c dead = b Halifax Co d Monterey inf D S Rea d = = = = = = = = = = = son. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 291. HANSBORO, Alvins d 3 Oct 1858 = cd liver disease = 27y = p James W & Jane Utz = c Hiram Hansbo ro b Cu !pepper 292. Betsy Brickey = 16 May 1858 = cd dropsy of heart = 6 4y = p William Brickey d Poor House = inf H H McDonald, Supt of Poo r House 293. Eliza Smith d 11 Nov 1858 = cd pneumonia 23y p J M 8. Eliza Smith b Botetourt Co not married 294. John Persinger = d 16 May 1858 = cd 0 ld age = 92y b Botetourt Co = inf W P · Roberts, step son --- p not given ~. Mary E W Litteral = d Aug 1858 = cd palpitation s of the heart 26y = p ---- & Marge Wills = c James Li ttera 1 = b Shenandoah Co 296. Mary E Dent = d June 1~8 cd flux = 15y = p John & Lucy Dent =b RC 297. Louisa Ann Hof auger = d Jan 1858 cd typhoid flux = 2ly 3mos 19da = p Saruel & Eliza Hof auger not married = b RC 298. no name = female d Apr 1858 da p William 8. Tusa Whorley=b RC 299 . George Ella Vaughan= female = d Aug 1858 = cd f lux 8rnos p Jack & Eliza J Vaughan b RC 300. Rebert Walker (Kyle?) d 22 Aug 1858 = cd f lux=13mos p James W & Sarah Kyle b RC 301. Catharine Snyder = d l~ June 18~8 = cd old age = 80 Y p Thomas & Mary Litteral c dead = b RC inf Polly Anderson, daughter 302 Philip Kefauver = d May 1858 = cd consumption = 23y 5da = p Peter • & Susannah Kefauver = not married = b RC d June 1858 = cd brain dropsy = 3y 3mos p David 303 Mary s Oeyerle • & Eli2a Oeyerle b RC d 10 Sept 1858 = cd cut his throat = 36y p Jacob 304 Luke Stevens • & Sarah Ste":fens c dead = b RC d 14 June 1858 cd aflic. of kidneys & spine 305 Madison Crawford '}!Jy = - ~len & Mary Crawford = b Montgomery Co 306. no name = female= d 9 Apr 18!>8 = ed o = Sda = p Giles & Eliza Barnett = B RC '307 Sarah Lege~od d 18 Apr 1858 cd consumption = 67y = p William • & Tabitha Kinnel consort dead b Tennessee • inf William Legerwood, son. Hannah Eakin = d Feb 1858 = cd consumption 62Y p William & 308 • Rebecca Eakin = not married = b Montgomery Co = inf M B Sesler, brother-in-law 3ane Elias?/Kisa? = d Dec 1~8 cd eroup = 3y = p Lewis & Eliza 309. EliU b RC = = = = = = = = = = = = = =t = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = •= = = = = = = = ~ ().. \-e )( 0 f\ ~\ M b ( \\ = = = ~ - - - - -- - - - - - ------- --- �,_.. 93 YIRGINIA APPALAC HIAN NOTES = = 310. Eug enia Custar = d 9 Nov 1858 cd croup ly 3mos = p Isaac & Cath ar i ne Cu s ta r = inf Jacob Custar, grandfather = b RC 311 . Ma r y Armst r ong = d 2 Sept 1858 = cd flux = 18y = p Ellis & Ha r riet t Armstrong = b RC 312. Na ncy Polk = d Aug 1858 = cd flux = 5~y p William & Mary Armstr ong = c Dani e l Polk inf E Armstrong, brother = b RC 313. Caroline Polk= d Aug 1858 = cd flux = · 18y = p Dan & Nancy Polk= in f E Armstrong , uncle = b RC 314 . Thoma s Bohon = d July 1858 = cd tyPhoid fever = 27y = p William & Franc e s Bohon = o farmer = b Botetourt Co = inf James Bohon,bro 315 . Ma ry Baldwin = d 9 Feb 1858 = cd dropsy= 54y = p James & Mary Wagn e r = c Thomas J Baldwin = b Botetourt Co 316. Moses Loone r d Oct 1858 = cd inflamation of the bowels ly lmo = p Thomas & Elizabeth Looner = b P.~ 317. Oscar Asberry = d Jan 1858 = cd brain fever= 5mos = p J W& Elizabeth Asberry = b RC 318. Sarah Anderson = d 8 July 1858 cd 0 ~ 5da = p James & Mary Looney = b RC 319. Sarah Jane Kefauver d 22 May 1858 = cd flux = 2y ?mos 5 da = p James D & Mary Kefauver =- b RC 320 . Mary V All = d 28 Sept 1858 = cd worms = 2y ?mos = p James J & Mary M A 11 = b RC 321. W T Snyder = d 21 Dec 1858 = cd pneumonia = 42 y = p Hy & Catharine Snyder = o farmer = c Harriett Snyder = inf C L Snyder, brother = b RC 322. Sally Deyerle = d 31 Oct 1859 = cd killed by RR car = 87 y = p James & Ma(r)y Smith = c dead = b Bedford Co inf A J Deyerl e , son 323. Mary F C8wthon = d 17 July 18~9 = cd tyPhoid fever 27y p Luke B & Mary Edington = c George W Cawthon = b Prince Edw ' d Co 324. Lucy Ann Neff = d 18 May 1859 = cd sore throat = ly 3mos = p David & Susan Neff b RC 325. Mary C Garman d June · 1859 = cd old age = p not known c dead b not known = inf James Dallas, grand son-in-law 326. Elizabeth Smith = d 5 Mar 1859 cd old age = 80y = p Ni chola s Markle = c dead = b Pennsylvania = inf J M Smith, son 327. Elizabeth D Day = d Oct 1859 = cd scrofula 3y = p John & Ma ry Day 328. Lucian Farley = 11 Mar 1859 = cd pneumonia lmo 12da p Set h G & Susan Farley = b RC 329. T S Walton = male d Aug 1859 = cd gangrene foot = 57y p Robert & E Walton c E V Walton = b Prince Edward Co 330. John Bonsa ck d 23 Feb 1859 cd pleuricy = 68y p Jacob & Mary Bonsack = c Susannah Bon sa c k b Ma ryland = inf J acob Bonsack son 331. Cate Alma Fox = d Feb 23 , 1859 cd pneumonia = 9mo s p John C & Sarah A Fox b RC 332. Stephen L McGeorge d May 1859 = cd liver disease 3mos p Law & Nancy A McGeorge = b RC 333. Jesse Short = d 29 May 1859 cd pneumonia 6ly p John & Nancy Short = c Elizabeth Short 334 . Ev e line M Tolley = d Nov 1859 = cd whoopi ng cough ly 3mos p J ames M & M A Tolley b RC 335. J e mima d 7 May 1859 = cd consumption 14y p Caleb & M A Phillip s b Fran klin Co 336. Austin Noble d Aug 1859 cd gravel Bly 3mos 5da p not known = b Prince Edward Co = inf J W Owen son-in-law = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �94 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN ~OTES = = = = d Nov 1859 cd bu rnt 87y == p ---- & ---- Pickle 337. Dorcas King b not known = inf Anthony King, son d Aug 1859 = cd stomach tumor = 66y = P Phil & 338. Samuel Shart.zer Eliza Shart.zer inf William Armstrong, uncle 339. Harriet Forsythe = d Aug 1859 = cd cho l. inf lamat ion = ly = P H A & {a)ie Forsythe b RC 340. Ma r Y E Brosius d Feb 1859 = cd bronchitis 24y P J cob & Sarah Brosius b RC 341. Mary L Wade = d Feb 1859 = cd cold = 2y = p Thomas J & Fanny Wade b RC Martha V Hammon = d Aug 1859 = cd flux 3y p James & Anna 342. Hammen = b Warren Co = inf Jacob Anderson, uncle. 2mos P J a mes & 343. Ann E Mattex = d 3 July 1859 = cd not known Elizabeth Mattex = b & d Salem, Va cd whooping cough = 7 mos = p Arthur & 344. no name = d 29 Feb 1859 Nancy McLavy = b & d Salem, Va 345. Fanny June Stevens = d Aug 1859 = cd flux = ly 3mos == P J H B & Elizabeth Stevens b RC (note: b Salem) Rosetta Strause = d 14 Aug 1859 = cd tumor of the bowels = 27y = 346. p Myer & Rachel Springer = c p Strause = b Richmond Va 5mos P P & S J 347. John Read = d May 1859 = cd cholera infantum Read = b RC (note Salem) d 15 May 1859 = cd cholera infantum = lmo 348. Sarah Ann Dinguid p J W & V C Dinguid b Salem d Setp 1859 = cd o = 6 4 y lmo = p William & S arah White 349. C 0 White c N P White = o farmer = b not known June Lewis Pitzer = d 20 June 1859 = cd whooping cough = lmo 7da = 350. p James & Annie Pitzer = b RC cd not known = 1 da = p oan· & Susan Jason 351. no name = d Mar 1859 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =b = = = = RC 352. no name = d Apr 7, 1859 = cd not known = 2 da ::= p J B & Martha A Miller = B RC 353. Hugh D Pitzer = d 5 Mar 1859 cd not known = lmo 3d8 = P J K & Lucreta Pitzer b RC 354. Lucreta H Pitzer 9 Feb 1859 = cd child bed fever = 29y = P W S & Ann P Derrick = c J K Pitzer = b RC . 355. Cate C Neff d 17 Aug 1859 cd flux 17mos 5da == P John &. Ann W Neff b RC 356. John 0 Gunningham d Nov 1859 cd croup = 4y == p George & Mary Cunningham b RC :::: p George & d S ep t 18~9 357. George T Cu nn i ng h am cd croup = 2Y Mary Cunningham = b RC 358. Ellen Whitten d Apr 1859 = cd child bed fever == 43Y = P ----Wills = c WE Whitten b Weldon 359. Mary Rorer d Feb 1859 = cd croup p Ferdanand & Julia 4y Rorer b RC 360. Susan F Cooper d 26 Mar 1859 cd child bed fever = 2?y = P John & Jane Williamson = b RC 361. no name d June 1859 = cd not known = 4 mos :::: p Creed & Susan Cooper b RC 362. Eliza b et h Garnan = d F e b 1 859 = cd consumption = 2 8Y = P John & Mary Garnan not married b RC 363. Charles A Wortz d 7 Nov 1859 cd croup cholic == 21Y P Peter & Elizabeth Wortz b RC · 364 Frances M Martain = d 22 Sept 1859 cd jaundice == 48y P Isaac & Jane Burnett c James L Martin b Botetourt Co. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 0 = = = = = = = = = �\tl RC lNIA APPALACHIAN ~OTES 95 365 . Sus an M Harri s = d '27 July 1859 = cd pneumonia = 1 y 4 mos 2 da = p W & Sarah E Harr is = b Rke Co =p William & Mary Hors e ly = b Rke Co John P Price= d Feb 1859 = cd pneumonia =·10 mos= p Taz M & El izabe t h Price = b Rke Co Ma ry Se acat = d Ju ly 1859 = cd diarrhea =83 yrs = p --- Kirkwood = c dead = i nf G A Sedon , son-in-law E Watts = d 9 Aug 1859 = cd old age = 80 yrs = p William & Mary Watts = b Pr ince Edwar d Co = c E B Watts = inf W Watts, son Charl es Stover = d 30 Mar 1859 = cd brain fever = 11 yrs = p J C & Harr iet St over = b Rk e Co 366 . no name = d Sept 1859 = cd not known = age not given 367 . 368 . 369. 370 . 1860 = d 22 May 1860 = cd child bed = 30 yrs = p Mi c ha el & Hann ah Trout = c Griffin Ledbetter b Rke Co 372 . Catharin e Sh art zer = d Aug 18 60 = cd palsy = 73 yr = p Andrew S Hime l y = c Philip Shart zer 373. Mary Isa bel Eller = .d 11 Feb 1860 = cd inflam. of bowels = 12 da y = p Jo e l Ell er 374. Luc y Kirkwo od = d 1 Dec 18 60 = cd dypetheria = 11 yrs p Charles & Lucy Kirkwo od = b Rk e Co 371. Lucinda Ledbetter = = 375. Jacob Fowl er = d Sept 1860 = cd old age = 72 yrs = p not given inf Ja c ob Fow l er , s on = d Oct 1860 = cd dyptheria = 7 yrs = p Abraham J Eller = b Rke Co Margaret V Ell er = d Nov 1860 = cd dyptheria = 5 yrs= p Abraham J Eller = b Rk e Co James Ha wle y = 6 Aug 1860 cd Dysentery = 9 mos p Chapman Hawley = b Rke Co James Ma xey = d Dec 1860 cd dyptheria = 16 yr p Caleb Maxey b Rke Co Daniel Snyd er = d 30 Sept 1860 = cd old age = 83 yrs = p Dan iel & Ann Snyd er = b Nkf = i nf Madison Hays, son-in- law ~ Mary I Shaver = d 5 Oct 1860 = cd scarlet fever = 2 yrs = p Ja c ob Shaver = b Rk e Co Obadi a h Reynolds = d Apr 1860 = cd Palsy = 65 yrs = p Jos eph Reynolds = c Sarah Reynolds Catha r ine Wertz d 7 Apr 1860 = cd bed fever = 36 yrs = p J oh n & Ca tharine Persinger c Noah F Wertz b Rke Co Eval i ne Wer tz = d 25 Mar 1860 cd scarlet fever 14 da p Noa h F & C Wert z = b Rke Co Will ia m Coon = 17 Aug 1860 = cd dr opsy = 54 yr = p Jacob & Blanch Coon = c Lea h Coon = inf Levi Wertz. Will iam Mi ra man = d Sept 1860 cd diptheria 2 yrs 6 mos p B a i ley ~ Amanda Meri man = b i n Burley inf David Wertz, grandf a t her . Amanda Mera man = d Sept 1860 = cd dipt heri a = 26 yr 6 mos = p David & Matilda Wertz = c b Rk e Co Tol e r Ed ington = June 1860 cd inf lam. bowels = 6 mos = p John 0 & P Edington b Rke Co 376. Hester C Eller 377. 378. 379. 380. 381. 382. 383. 384. 385. 386. 387 . 388. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �96 VIRGINI A APPALACH IAN NOTES = = 389. Leah Richardson = d 13 Apr 1860 cd cancer 54 yrs = p Phi lip Edington= c Green Richardson= inf, Robert Richardson , son 390. Laura C Hartman d 4 Apr 1860 = cd croup = 1 yr 5 mo s = p Jacob A & S J Hartman b Rke Co. 391. no name = d 31 Dec 1860 = cd Croup = 2 da p Isaac Simmons 392. no name d 20 Feb 1860 cd not known = l da p Jacob & V Johnson b Rke Co 393. George W Mowls 6 Dec 1860 = 46 yrs p Henry & M Mowls c Ann E Mow ls b Montgomery Co = cd dropsy 394. James Miller = d 11 Apr 1860 = cd scarlet fever = 3 yrs = p Jacob B & M Miller b Rke Co 395. Henry Houts 22 Feb 1860 cd pneumonia = 62 yr 4 mos = p John & Susan Houts = c Susan Houts 396. William Quin = d Aug 1860 = cd eresyPilas l mo p D L & L J Quin b Rke Co 397. SUSAN K Palmer = d 15 Jan 1860 cd derangement = 30 yrs = p David & M Palmer (Mary M) = not married b Augusta Co, Va 398. Frederick Keller = d Feb 1860 = cd premature birth 3 da p WJ & A J Keller = b Rke Co 399. Emeline Keller = d 4 Oct 1860 = cd disease of bowels 4 yr 4 mo = p W J & A J Keller = b Rke Co 400. no name = d Aug 1860 = cd not known = 15 da p James Mattex = b Rke Co 401. William H Walter d 8 June 1860 = cd flux = 1 yr 3 mo p James & W F Walter b Montgomery Co 402. Georgiana Dooley d Oct 1860 cd diptheria = 7 yr = P James & Ellen Dooley b Rke Co = inf John Dooley, grandfather 403. John Dooley d Oct 1860 5 yr cd diptheria = p James & Ellen Dooley b Rke Co inf John Dooley, grandfather 404. Laura Dooley = d 12 Jan 1860 cd diptheria = 7 yr p William R & M Martin = b Rke Co 405. Frank Martin d 20 Feb 1860 cd diptheria = 5 yr P William R & M Martin = b Rke Co 406. no name = d June 1860 = cd weakness = 2 mos p Joseph & E Garst b Rke Co 407. John Henry Mangus d 7 Dec 1860 cd inf lam bowels 7 mos 4 da p William & C Mangus inf Michael Mangus, grandfather 408. no name = d 1 Feb 1860 cd weakness 2 mos P Lewis & M Lancaster b Rke Co . 409. Mary A Hurt d 17 Dec 1860 cd apoplexy = 33 yr P J & M Duckwiler c P H Hurt = b Rke Co 410. no name s - twins = d Oct 1860 cd premature birth 1 da & 12 da p John M & M Coffman = b Rke Co 411. Henry Cox = d Oct 1860 cd dyPtheria 9 da = p George & Nancy Cox b Rke Co 412. Charles Cox d Nov 1860 = cd dyPtheria = 1 yr 2 mos P Sarah Cox inf George Cox, grandfather. = b Rke Co 413. IDTTIE Childress = d 18 Aug 1860 cd dyptheria=age P A W& E Childress b Rke Co 414. Lewis Horn = d 14 Feb 1860 = cd pneumonia = 26 yr = P George & E Horn= c Sarah J Horn = b Bedford Co Va = inf Delila James, ' mother-in-law = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = . = �97 V IRG IN IA APPALACH IAN N O TES = 415 . Ge orge T Jenki ns d 14 June 1860 = cd Bilious fever = 1 yr 5mos 13 day = p El isha & S A Jenkins b Rke Co 4 16 . Adeletta Brown = d 26 Dec 1860 cd dYPtheria 1 yr 11 mos 9 da p Daniel & A E Brown = b Rke Co 41 7 Thomas Burton= d 25 July 1860 = cd tYPhoid fever= 2lyrs = p Wi lliam & Sarah Burton = b Rke Co 4 18. Joh n StClair = d Ma r 1860 = cd conj. brain = l yr= p Palmer & M Stclair = b Rke Co 419 . J ame s tlu mbard = d 24 Nov 1860 = cd white swelling = 14 yr 4 mos = p G B & Susan Mumbard = b Rke Co 420 . Joh n H Dooley d 31 July 1860 = cd flux = 1 yr 10 mos p Lewis & Nancy Dooley = b Rk e Co' 4 2 1. Mary E Crowder d De c 1860 = cd scarlet fever = Syr 5mos 16 da p Henry & E Crowder = b Rke Co 422 . Ann a B Trout = d 21 Se pt 1860 = cd croup = 5yr lmo = p William & Pris ci ll a Trou t = b Illinois 423 . Ann a Fra nce = d 2 Oct 1860 = cd lung disease = 65 yr 11 mos 20 d a = p Hen r y & C Ke agy = c Henry M Franc e = b Shenandoah Co , Va = inf Mary Fr an ce , daught er 424. n o name d 26 Dec 1860 cd unknown 14 da p Dennis & M Whorley = b Rke Co 425 . Virg i n ia Cart er d 21 Aug 1860 = cd dyptheria = 6 yr = p Jame s & V Carter = b Montgomery Co, Va 426 . Emma Carter 14 Se pt 1860 = cd dyptheria = 4 yr = p James & V Carter = b Mon t gomery Co, Va 427. J oh n Ca rter = d 17 Dec 1860 = 2yr = P James & V Carter= b Mon t g ome r y Co, Va = cd dyptheria 428 . Lu c y G Pob s t = d 24 Sept 1860 = cd dyptheria = 2 yr 4 mos = p He n ry G & S Po bst 429. Sus a n M Wh i t e n d 4? Feb 1860 = cd diseased heart = 60 yr p Edward & Wi llie Jon;s c Jeremiah Whitten= b Sussex Co 430 . Wil l iam Whi t ten = d June 1860 = cd suicide= 38 yrs = p J & Sus a n Whitt en = c Emma Whitten = inf J Whit t en , father 431. Edward Neal d Aug 1860 = cd diptheria = 9 yr = p Armstead & E Ne a l.= i nf J W Neal, brother b Rke Co 432 . no na me d Sept 1860 = cd absess = 27 da p William H & Ann H Den n is b Rke Co 433 . Al ex an de r Rei ns = Sept 1860 = cd diptheria = 10 yr = p Willia m & Jan e Rei ns = b Rke Co 434 . El iza J Re i n s = Sept 1860 = cd diptheria = 7 yr = p Willi am & Ja n e Re ins b Rke Co 435. Emms R Re ad d 2 Sept 1860 c d dipther ia = 1 yr 6 mos p J G & S J Read = b Rke Co 436e Ma r tha A Pa r ker d Mar 1860 = cd chi ld bed fever = 21 yr p A & E Overs tr eet c Jame s L Pa rker = b Rke Co 437. Pa tric k Cl er ke n = d 14 Aug 1860 = cd dyptheria = 3yr 7 mos 17 d a = p Pa t r ick & M Clerki n = b Rke Co 438 . Giles Ga r st d 9 May 1860 c d hi ve s = 15 da = p Henry & Sar ah Garst = b Rk e Co 439 . Arthur Par r ish = 20 Oc t 1860 = cd dYPtheria 2yr 4 mo s = p G W & T L Pa r ri sh = b Rke Co 440 . Geo r g e W Cra ddoc k = d July 1860 = cd dyptheria 12 yr s = p Ja me s & E Cr addock = b Rke Co = = = = 0 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = I = = = = = = 1 �98 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES =d 441. Abner J Goodwin = El').Os & E Goodwin 442. 443. 444. 445. 446. 447. 448. 449. 450. = = 1 = 16 Apr 1860 cd consumption 40 yr = p c Sarah Goodwin inf Will i am Deaton, father- = in-law b Rke Co John S Smith= d 8 Dec 1860 = cd unknown lyr 2mos p J eff. & A Smith = b Rke Co Leah John = d Mar 1860 cd not known 1 day p William & S F John = b Rke Co Solomon Wrightsman = d 10 July 1860 = cd old age = 8 0 yrs = p not known = inf H H McDona!d, Supt of Poor House William Stump = d 28 Aug 1860 cd h eart dropsy = 6lyr 9 mos = p Thomas & Mary Stump = c Mary Stump Peyton Starkey = d Sept 1860 = cd dyptheri a 15 yr p Rebecca Starkey b Rke Co William Siler = d Oct 1860 cd dyptheria = 17yr 4 mos = p Nancy Siler b Rke Co Matthew Harvey = 16 Sept 1860 cd typhoid fever 39 yrs = p Lewis & F Harvey c Martha Harvey b Rke Co Clarissa Howell d Nov 1860 = cd old age 84yrs James F Lannean d 3 July 1860 = cd membranus croup = 11 yrs = p John F Lannean = b Rke Co = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 1861 = = 451 • . Vi!'·g inl.a F Arthur = d 3 Oct 1861 cd diptheria = 2yr 4? mos p William & Joana Arthur = b Rke Co d Ba ck Creek 452. Mary Coon = d Apr 1861 = cd consumption 50 yrs P John & Elizabeth Mason c Jacob Coon b Rke Co d Craven Creek 453. Martha F G Collins = d 4 Mar 1861 = cd pneumonia 3yr 5 mos 8 da = p C W & Harriet Collins = d Carvin Creek 454. John Deaton = d 10 Apr 1861 cd dropsy = 8 4yr 2lda P Levi & Martha Deaton c Lavinia Deaton = b Amelia Co, Va = inf Asberry Deaton, son 455. Thomas Dent = 26 May 1861 = cd ---- fever = lmo 14 da = p James 0 Dent = b Rke Co 456. James A Day = d 26 Dec 1861 = cd tyPhoid pneumonia = 20yrs 11 mos = p John W & Hester Day d Salem= not married 457. Philamon Deaton = 12 Oct 1861 = cd tYPhoid pneumonia 18yrs P Elijah & Julian Deaton b Rke Co = d Charlottesville, Va 458. Thomas Davis = d Sept 1861 cd tYphoid pneumonia 19yr = p D N & Ann S Davis = b Rke Co d Fairfax Co, Va 459. Elizabeth A Danner Sept 1861 cd not known = lmo 21 da = p George & Nancy Danner b Rke Co 460. Susan Damewood d June 1861 cd trumps = 5 mos = P James & Hannah. Damewood= b Rke Co 461. Abram B Edington = d 25 Sept 1861 = cd diptheria = 5mos = p J D & Matilda Edington b Rke Co 462. Mary Jane Filson = d 26 Oct 1861 = cd consu~tion = 1~ yrs = P Robert & A Filson b Rke Co 463. Charles Filson d ~ Sept 1861 cd diptheria = 6 yr = P Robert & A Filson = b Rke Co 464. Dellia M Ferguson = d 13 Oct 1861 cd diptheria = 9yr llmos 3 da p William D & Jane Ferguson b Rke Co = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ..J. �99 VIRGINIA APPALACHIA N NOTES = = 465. Thomas W Ferguson = d 22 Oct 1861 ed diptheria '= 6 yrs 'ZT da p William D & Jane Ferguson = b Rke Co 466. Eliza Ferguson = d Sept 1861 = 6 yr 4 mos= cd diptheria p James & Lucy Ferguson = b Rke Co 467. Barney Ferguson = d Sept 1861 = cd dipth~ria = 9 yr 4 mo= p James & Lucy Ferguson 468. David Ferguson = 11 Jan 1861 = cd piles = 78 yr = o Andrew ( Anthony?) & M Ferguson = c Mary Ferguson = b -0- =·inf John Ferguson, son 469. Sarah S Ferguson = 24 Sept 1861 = cd diptheria 9 yrs = p John & Jane Ferguson = b Rk e Co 470. John W Ferguson = d 3 Oct 1861 = cd diptheria 3yrs 4mos = P John & Jan e Ferguson = b Rke Co 471. America Ferguson d 3 Oc t 1861 = cd diptheria 5yr ~mo p John & Jan e Ferguson = b Rke Co 472. Elizabe th Ferguson = d 10 Oct 1861 = cd diptheria 13 yr 10 mos 10 da = p John & Jane Fergu son = b Rke Co 473. Abram Greenwood = 23 Dec 1861 = cd pneumonia = 65 yrs = p -0= c Sophia Greenwood b Bedford Co = d Central Depot inf H B Greenwood , son 474. Susan Graham = d24 Mar 1861 = cd old age = 96 yrs inf Charles Graham , grandson 475. Enos Goodwin = Sept 14, 1861 = cd disease of kidneys 72 yrs p Joseph & Margaret Thomas Goodwin = c Martha Goodwin = b Pittsylvania Co, Va = inf Enos Goodwin , son 476. Christina Garst = d Sept 1861 = cd dy spepsia = 66 yr 6mos p David & --- Peffley = c John Garst 477. E H Gish =Nov 27 , 1861 cd pneumonia = lyr 5mos 11da = p Thomas & Mildred Gish b Rk e Co 478. Josephine Goff = 1 Aug 1861 = cd flux 2yr p George & Sarah Goff = b Rke Co 479. Louisia Go~f = 10 July 1861 cd teething 4· yr 4mos p Joel & Minerva (Mimi ma) Goff b Rke Co 480. Stephen T Hartman = d 30 Dec 1861 = cd Typhoid fever 17yr 10 mos 8 da = p Michael & E Hartman = b Pocahontas 481. May C Hudson = d July 1861 = cd bowel disease = 4 mos = p R B & Mildred Huson*= b Rke Co d Nottaway *Hudson 482. Susan C Houtz = d Apr 1861 cd disease of heart = 55 yrs p George & Susan Brown = c Henry Houtz = b Rke Co inf John C Houtz = son 483. Matilda Hurt 5 Oct 1861 cd diptheria 3yr 11 mos p John W & E Hurt b Rke Co 484. Edward H Hatcher 8 21 July 1861 cd not known 10 mos 4 da p Henry C & May Hatcher b Rke Co 485. John L Hodges = d Apr 1861 cd camp fever = 7f yrs p Fleming & M Hodges = c Nancy C Hodges = b Franklin Co = d Wh. ~ Springs 486. Joseph L Hodges = d 24 Nov 1861 cd camp fever 20yr llmos 24 da = p Fleming & M Hodges = b Franklin Co = d Wh. S. Springs 487. Julia Hays = 5 Oct 1861 diptheria lOyr llmos 2 da p M& Docia Hays = b Rke Co 488. Maston M Hatcher Oct 1861 d cd diptheria 26 yrs = p -oc Nancy Hatcher b Rke Co = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �100 VI RGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES = = 489. Michael Hammock d 20 Nov 1861 ed pneu moni = 5 yrs = P William L Hammock b Bedford Co 490. Sophia Hardberger d 21 Nov 1861 ed child birth 25 yrs P --0c Thomas Hardbarger inf M B Moomaw, neighbor b Rke Co 491. Mrs Ann E Johnston d l Nov 1861 = cd dropsy = 51 yr = P Nat. & Lucy Burwell c Fred Johnston = b Botetourt Co 492. Charles D King :z 22 Oct 1861 cd diptheria lyr 1 mo P R W & Mary I King = b Rke Co 4 493. Temperance Lee d 1 Mar 1861 = cd hemorage of the lungs = 2yr 10 mos 22 days p James & Mary Jones = c William Lee b Rke Co 494. Thomas Lavender = 28 Jan 186 1 = cd dysentery 88 yr == P -Oo forge man b -0- = inf Thoma s Lavender , son 495. Jane Lawson 22 Apr 1861 cd pneumonia 70 yr = inf M Lawson son 496. Corilda H Loving d 16 Nov 1861 cd diptheria 7.yr 9mos = P Joseph Loving b Botetourt Co 497. Larkin Martin = b Sept 1861 cd diptheria = 15yr 8 mos = P Abram & Anna Martin b Floyd Co 498. Otey T Martin 6 July 1861 = cd measles = 19 yrs = P Ab 8. Margaret Martin o farmer = d Q.ilpepper Cou rt House 499. Letitia Martin = d Sept 1861 = cd dipther ia = 10 yrs = P Ab. & Margaret Martin 500. Louisia Martin = d Sept 1861 cd diptheria 8 yrs P Ab & Margaret Martin 501. Sarah M McClanahan d 14 Aug 1861 = cd disease of h ea rt = 38 yr = p William & Mary Hurt c E G McClanahan = b Bedford Co,Va 502. Martha G Mcconkey = d 2 Sept 1861 cd inf lam. of bowels = 3yr 8 mos = p James G & E McConkey = b Rke Co 503. James Mumberd = d 24 Nov 1861 cd white swelling = 14 yrs 4mos= p G B & Susan Mumberd b Rke Co 504. Lucy E Meador 1 Feb 1861 cd sore Throat = 2yr lmo 25 da p Ewel & Matilda Meador b Rke Co 505. Catharine Neighbors = d July 1861 cd croup 4yr = P John & Lucy Neighbors b Rke Co 506. Benjamin Neighbors d July 1861 = cd croup = 9 yrs = P John & Lucy Neighbors b Rke Co 507. John W Obenchain d Oct 'Z7, 1861 = cd pneumonia = 22 yrs = P George & Maria Obenchain b Richmond, Va 507. Sally Paris = 6 July 1861 cd gravel 29 yrs ::: p Jesse & Susan Simmons c Obediah Paris b Rke Co ::: p -00 508. Charles Parrish Nov 1861 = cd dropsy -= 72 yrs farmer = inf Abner Parrish, son 509. Samuel A Pettit d 12 Aug 1861 = cd flux = 16 yr 3 mos - P William & Catharine Pettit b Rke Co 510. Lucy Powell = d Sept 1861 cd tyPhoid fever ::: 21 yrs = P Na ncy Saunders = c John Powell b Rke Co 511. no name = d Dec 1861 cd not known = 6mos ::: p John & Lucinda Powell = b Rke Co 512. Madison Pitzer = d 14 Nov 1861 :: cd pneumonia = 64 yrs = P Bernard & Jane Pitzer= b Lewisburg, va. c E!yir..!.- Pitzer (Eliza?) d Alleghany Co, Va inf F Johnston, exc~ 513. Catharine Pitzer d 13 Mar 1861 = cd diptheria = 14 yrs 3mos 18 da p J R Pitzer b - Rke Co. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = == = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �VIRG INIA APPALAC HIA N NOTES ~1 4 o ~15 . ~16 . 517 . ~18 . 5190 520. 5210 5220 5230 524. 525 . 5260 101 = Philip Shartzer = d 12 Mar 1861 = cd hurt in hand 84 yr 4 mo = p Philip Shart zer = b Shenandoah Co Va = inf James Shartzer, s on. Edward G Richardson = d Apr 1861 = lyr 6mo = p John S & Frances Richardson = b Rke Co = cd pneumonia Richard L Routt d 7 May 1861 = cd inf l. of head = lyr = p William & Manna Routt = b Rke Co n o name (female) = d Apr 1861 = cd not known= 1 da = p John Blackwell = b Rke Co Lucy Pollard = d 11 J un e 1861 = cd flux = 80 yrs = p not given = inf C W Colli ns , nei ghbor Thomas P Bryant = d 28 Nov 1861 = cd tyPhoid fever = 8 yr 5mo 7 da = p John & Rhoda Br yant = b Rke Co Wi lliam A Dinguid 24 Aug 1861 cd not known = lyr 4mo = p Wil liam & Harrie t Di nguid = b Rke Co Wi lli a m H Siler = 2 Oct 1861 cd not known = 4yr 4mo 2da = p Samuel & Martha Si ler = b Rke Co Nanc y F HBwley = d 2 Aug 1861 = cd not known = 3 da = p C T & Ca tha rine Hawle y = b Rk e Co John Ryan = d 'Z7 Fe b 1861 = cd cramp colic = 23 yr = p John & Ma r y Ryan = b Ma nas sas Junction, Va = not married J os e ph R Brand = d 6 Oct 1861 cd typhoid fever = 18 yr = p D M & Lucy J Br and = b Augusta Co, Va = d Manchester E li zabeth Snyder = d 1 Dec 1861 = cd diptheria = 25 yr= p John & Rachel Angle = c Stephen Snyder = b Rke Co Will ia m B Robert s on = d 17 Sept 1861 cd diptheria = 6 yr 6mo 12 d a = p B A & Cat harine Robertson = b Rke Co = = = = = = 1862 = d l~Iontgomery Co 527 . Mil y F Ad a ms d 28 Oct 1862 = cd killed in Battle= 19 yr= p John W & Mary J Adams = d Maryland o farmer not married 528.,* Willi a m Bohon d 2 Dec 1862 = cd tyPhoid f ever = p William & Fra nce s Bohon b Rke Co d Fayettsville =. o farmer = sing le = = = = = = = = 529. Mar k Bla n ken shi p = 12 May 1862 d = cd fever - d in Army p Ne henuah & S Blan kenship = 23 yr o farmer = single = b Rke Co 530 . Barnett Bri lha r t = d 1 Dec 1862 = cd Diptheria 5yr 6mo p Ad am & Sara h Brilhart = b Rke Co 540. J ohn Brunk = d 'Z7 Feb 1862 cd Measles = 45 y 5 mo p Jacob & Mary Br unk = c Ma ry Br unk b Rke Co 541. Abra m Brilhart d 21 July 1862 = cd dropsy = 45 yr 3mo p Dan i el & Cathari ne Bri lha r t = b Rke Co c Harriet Br ilhart 542. Mary Ann Br ilhart = d 23 Nov 1862 = cd diptheria = 10 yr= p Samue l & Dian a Bri l hart 543. Rebe cca Br ic key 16 J an 1862 = cd dropsy 73 yr inf B Humphrey, son i n l aw 544. John Baker = d 24 Dec 1862 = cd consumpt ion 28 yr c Rebecca Baker = b Ky 545. Elia s Barnha r t = 23 Apr 1862 = cd dyspeps i a = 20yr 5 mo= p Dan i e l & Catharine Barnhart = not married b Rke Co ~46. John Baker = 2 Sept 1862 cd pneumonia 64 yr 9 mo § da = p Kitty & P Bake r c Mary Baker = d Richmond Va b Rke Co 5 47. E lbert G Bl anke nship = d 9 Aug 1862 = cd - k in batt le at Cedar Run Va~ 22 yr p Mark & Lucinda Blankenshi p = not married b Rke Co *528 . 27 yr 10 DlOS o = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �102 !548. Washington Brown = d 0- ·= cd d in Army - not known wh e r e = 40 yr = p -o- c Sally Brown = • Rke Co 549. William Bryant = d Sept 1862 cd brain fever = 4 yr = p F & = = =b Rke Co Malinda Bryant = = !>!50. John Bryant d 8 June 1862 = cd tyPhoid f e v e r 34 yr - p --& Delila Bryant c Rhoda Bryant o carpenter = b Rke Co !551. Richard Bandy = d 8 Apr 1862 = cd dropsy = 81 y 2 mo c Margaret Bandy o farmer p John & Lucy Bandy 552. Sarah Board 2 July 1862 cd rheumatism 16 yr 10 mos = p John & Margaret Board b Bedford Co, Va 553. Eliza F Colton = 19 Mar 1862 cd child bed v yr = p Peter I Catharine Brickey c William E Col ton = b Rke Co 554. Vermont Colton d 28 Mar 1862 cd not known 9 days = p W E & E F Colton = b Botetourt Co, Va 5!55. James Crawford = d 28 Aug 1862 = cd o Id age 97 yr 6 mo 10 da = p Samuel & Mary Crawford = o farmer = b Halifax Co, Va inf Samuel Crawford, son 556. Nancy M Crum = d 25 June 1862 cd erisipilis 21 days p = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = William & Mary Crum b Rke Co 557. Selina Ca ldwe 11 d Sept 1862 = cd chi Id birth 20 yrs p Jacob & E Smelser = c David Ca !dwell = b Rke Co 558. Ann Campbell d 23 Oct 1862 cd consumption = 44 yr = p C & Nancy Noel = c John Campbell = b Bedford Co, Va d Salem Va 559. William B Carney = d 1!5 Dec 1862 = cd diptheria = 4 yr = p William & Ellen Carney = b Rke Co 560. William Doyle d Dec 1862 cd pneumonia 23 yr = p Leonard & E Doyle = not married = b Rke Co = d White Sulphur Springs ~61. William R Coon = 3 Sept 1862 = cd cramp colic 34 yr 10 mo p Jacob & Frances Coon = c Nancy E Coon = o cabinet maker = ·b Rke Co d Salt S Spring 562. George W Deyerle = d 26 May 1862 = cd apoplexy = 22 yr 4 mo 23 da = p Benjamin & Julia Deyerle = o farmer = not married = b Rke Co d Richmond, Va 563. David Ent.zminger = d Dec 1862 = cd heart dropsy = 60 yr = p -0= not married = b Rockbridge Co = inf SarmJel Siler, a tenant 564. J B Edington = 7 May 1862 cd measles 26 yr 6 mo 5 da = p John & Louisa Edington = not md = d in army = b Rke Co 565. John W Ellison = d Jan 1862 = 9 yr = cd diptheria = p Peyton & MEllison = b Rke Co . 566. Joseph P Ellison = d Jan 1862 = cd diptheri:a = 7 yr = p Peyton & MEllison b Rke Co 567. Benjamin Edwards = d June 1862 = cd erisipilis = 25 yr == p James M & Rhoda Edwards = not married = b Franklin Co, Va = d Floyd Co, Va 568 . Samuel Edwar ds d Nov 1862 = cd fever = 21 yr p James M & Rhoda Edwa rds = b Floyd Co Va d in the Army !>69. John S France = d 21 Aug 1862 = cd consumption = 22 yr 3 mos = p H M & Ann France ·= inf W P France, brother = b Rke Co ~70. William Edwar ds = d 10 Aug 1862 = cd old age = 75 yrs = p Benjamin & Mary Edwards = inf James N Edwards, brothe-r · 57 1. Susan C Faris = d Mar 1862 cd absess in Hip = 1 da = p William & Catharine Faris = b Rke Co. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = t t �10J VIRGI NIA APP ALACHIAN NOTES 572. El iza A Fergus on = d 10 July 1862 = cd flux= 8 yr 6 mo= P Joh n & Jane Ferguson = b Rke Co 573. James R Ferguson = 5 July 1862 = cd flux = 2 yr = p John & Jane Ferguson 57 4o r.;aj or Field = d Dec 1862 = cd old age = 76 yr = d in the Poor House = inf H H McD onald, steward at the poor house 575 . George Garman = d 8 Aug 1862 = cd ersipilas = 26 yr = p Peter & M Garman = b Rke Co 576. Samuel Garman = d 10 Aug 1862 = cd diptheria = 10 yr = p Peter & Gath. Ga rma n = b Rke Co ~77 . Leana R Ga rman = d 20 Aug 1862 = cd diptheria 9 mos= P Peter & Catharine Garman = b Rke Co 578. Gustavus W Grice = d 20 Nov 1862 = cd typhoid fever = 19 yr 1 mo = P Geo r ge & ~~ry Grice = o farmer b Rke Co 579. James v,r Garst = d Aug 1862 = cd disease not known = 10 mos = P Noah M & Frances Garst = b Rke Co 580. (none) Houtz = d Aug 1862 = cd disease not known = lmo 12 da p John C S. Sarah Houtz 581. Mary S Hinchey = d 28 Sept 1862 = cd diptheria = 6yr 8 mo 8 da = p William G & Elizabeth Hinchey= b Rke Co 582. Margaret A Hinchey = d 2 Nov 1862 = cd diptheria = 1 yr 2 mo 2 da = p William G & Elizabeth Hinchey= b Rke Co 583. Hann ah M Hall = d Oct 1862 = cd diptheria 3 yr = p James & Sarah Hall = b Rke Co 584. Elizabeth Ha 11 = d Oc t 186'~ = cd diptheria = 4 yr = p James & Sarah Hall = b Rke Co 585. Rhoda Hall = d June 1862 = age 16 yr= p William & Eliza Hall= b Rke Co = cd diptheria 586. Danie Hall = d June 1862 = cd diptheria 5 yr= p William & Eliza Hall= b Rke Co 587. Charles Hall = d Sept 1862 = cd diptheria = 4 yr= p William & Eliza Hall = b Rke Co. 588. Harvey Hall = d Sept 1862 = cd diptheria 2 yr p William & Eliza Hall = b Rke Co 589. John Hall = d Sept 1862 = cd diptheria = 1 yr 6mo 6da P William & Eliza Hall= b Rke Co 590 Amos Hall = d Sept 1862 = cd diptheria 3 yrs= p William & Eliza Ha l l = b Rke Co 591. Allen Hall = d June 1862 = cd diptheria = 6 yr = p David & Catharine Hall b Rke Co 592. Had e n Hall Jun e 1862 cd diptheria = 2 yr= p David & Catharine Hall b Rke Co 593. Martha M Hall d June 1862 cd diptheri a 9 yr p David & Catharine Hall = b Rke Co 594. Nancy A Hall d June 1862 cd diptheria = 13 yr= p David & Catharine Hall = b Rke Co 595. Mary V Hall = d June 1862 cd diptheria 6 yr = p David & Catharine Hall = b Rke Co 596 . Nancy Hall = d 12 Oct 1862 = cd diptheria = 5 yrs= p David & Catharine Ha l l b Rke Co 597. John S Hall = d 17 Oct 1862 cd diptheria 12 yr 6 mo= p David & Catharine Hall b Rke Co 598. Archibald Hall = d 15 Dec 1862 cd diptheria 16 yr 10 mo 2 da p David & Catharine Hall b Rke Co = = = = = = = = = 0 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = �I 104 VIRGINI A APPALACHI AN NOTES = d 8 Sept 1862 = cd not known = 48 yr = p Andrew & S Caldwell = c Thomas Huffman = b Craig Go 600. Michael Huffman = d 12 Nov 1862 = cd tYPhoid fever = 20 yr = P Andrew & Catharine Huffman = b Rke Co 601. John Howbert = d June 1862 = cd dysentery = 18 yr 11 mos 23 day = p John & Lydia Howbert = d Richmond Va = b -Rke Go 602. Hiram Hartman = d Apr 1862 = cd pneumonia = 31 yr = P George & Nancy Hartman = d W S Springs = b Rke Co 603. Polly Hartman = d Apr 1862 = cd pneumonia = 50 yr = P ----- 599. Nancy Huffman = Kittinge~ c A Hartman = b Rke Co d 7 Mar 1862 = b pneumonia 35 yr = P 604. William Hardbarger Henry & t!. c Catharine Hardbarger = d in the army b Rke Co 605. George Hartman d 12 Mar 1862 = cd not known 65 yr P Jonathan & H Hartman = c Mary Hartman = inf Mary Snyder, daughter b Rke Co 606. Nancy Hartman = d May 1862 = cd measles = 69 yrs = P Jerry & Catharine Brooks c George Hartman = inf Mary Snyder, daughter b Rke Co 607. George W Hartman = d June 1862 = cd measles = 45 yr = P Michael & Mary Hartman = c E Hartman b Rke Co 608 . Mary Hartman d Mar 1862 = cd pneumonia 80 yr P John 8. Elizabeth Phellips inf E Hartman daughter-in- law-=bRke Co 609. William Houtz b Aug 30, 1862 = cd fever :::: 25 yr :::: P John & Elizabeth Houtz d in Union (army?) = b Rke Co _ 610. (none) Harris d 1 Nov 1862 = cd consumption == ?yr - P Leroy & Nancy Harris = b Rke Co 6 11. Chapman Hawley= d no date = cd measles 34 yr :::: P Joseph 8.. Catharine Hawley c Catharine Hawley = d Army == b Rke 0 612. George Hammock = d Jan 1862 = cd measles = ?.mos == P Lewi 5 & Susan Hammock b Rke Co d 2 Nov 1862 = cd typhoid fever == 2 1 yrs = P Jos613. Jeptha Hardy eph & Leana Hardy = c Mary Hardy d Richmond va -- b Bedford Co, Va 18 yr p Isaac ~- C 6 14 . Henry Harshberger= d -0- = cd diptheria Harshberger = b Rke Co -0-d cd diptheria == 15 yr = P 615. E lizabeth E Hershberger I s a ac & C Hershberger b Rke Co d --0cd diptheria 5 yr r ! saac & 6 16. George Hershberger C Hershberger b Rke Co 6 17. J D Pettyjohn = d Mar 1862 = cd congestion of the brain = 8 yr p A & M Pettyjohn b Smyth Co Vn ~ d Aug 1862 cd n~t known :::: 3 yrs == P '"' J. & M E 618 . none Pre s ton Preston b Rke Co 619. Peter Winger t = d 17 Oct 1862 cd diarrhea = 26 yrc- = P M & C Wingert b Rke Co = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = '? = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 1864 = = d 24 Nov 1864 = cd 0 ld age == 83 yr P - 0620. Frances T Harvey c Col. S Harvey b Ki ng William Co Va = d Speedwell Farm, Rke Co= inf Isabella Sinvnon s , daughter ' p L F 621. Matt h ew Si mmons d 13 July 1864 c d spasms = 1 yr 6mo & Isabella Simmons b & d Spe edwell Fa r m = = = = = ly/) 11/ �105 GILE:3 COUNT'!, VIRGINIA Contributed by William S Coburn 304 Will iam Street Narrows, Va 24124 The ancestry of Giles Coun ty goes back to the "original shire", now county, of Northumberland from whi ch 116 counties were derived (see page 9, A HORNBOOK OF VIRGINIA HISTORY published by the Division of History of the. Deputment of Conservation and Development, 1949) However for those searching public records, and/ or other, for the early settl ers of Giles County the records of the present day counties of Botetourt, Bed£ord and Franklin, Virginia, and Greenbrier, West Virginia , contain informati on of s ome families that later migrated to Giles County or sired some that came to Giles County, remembering that Giles County was in the very early days a part of Botetourt County as was Greenbrier County. Botetourt County was formed in 1770 from Augusta County. It's southern boundary followed the then colony (now state) lines of North Carolina and wha.t later became Tennessee from the Blue H.idge Mountains to the Mississippi River, and the northe:rn boundary extended from the Blue Ridge Mountains at approximately the present town of Buchanan or at the J a mes River and apparently following th~ course of the James and Jackson rivers a ways then on a direct course in a northwestwardly direction across present day West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin to the Mississippi River. The public records of Botetourt County from it's beginning are in good condition in the County Clerk's Office in spite of the fire that destroyed most of the Courthouse building a few years ago. From Botetourt County came the short lived Fincastle County, which was formed in 1772 and dissolved in 1776. The county seat was in present day Wythe County at a community known as The Lead Mines located a short distance s outh of Fort Chiswell on U.S. Highway Route 52. The records of old Fincastle County are stored i n the Montgomery County Courthouse in Christiansburg but it is said that they are in such bad shape, mostly illegible, that searching them results in little if anything. Bedford County was formed in 1753 from Lunenburg County. Some Giles County early settlers are known to have resided in Bedford County but most of them settled in that part that became Franklin County. Greenbrier County, West Virginia, was formed in 1776 from Augusta County , Virginia, and it's records are intact in the County Clerk's Office in Lewisburg. As that area of Giles County on the northwesterly side of New River downstream from The Narrows, or Falls, where the river cuts through the Peters and East River mountains, was in Greenbrier County until Monroe County was formed from Greenbrier County in 1799. Thus the records of the early settlers of that area of presen t Giles Coun ty are in Greenbrier and Monroe counties, West Virginia. The first white settlers in Giles County were the Porter family. 'The only known record of this family being a grave marker found at present day Glen Lyn for a Mary Porter which read "killed by Indians, Nov. 28, 1742". 'This grave marker was found by the John Toney family that settled at this site in 1780. It is believed that the next white settlement was at Gunpowder Springs, no'w Eggleston, by Adam Harmon early in 1749, and that he was followed by Philip Lybr ow ho settled at nearby Gunpowder Springs in 1750. · SOUR~ OF INFORMATION: Acts of the Virginia General Assembly . a HORNBOOK OF VIRGINIA HISTORY: 2nd published by Va. State Library A SEED-BED OF THE REPUBLIC by Robert Doutha t Stoner A HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE NEW RIVER SETTLEMENTS AND CONTIGUOUS TERRITORY by Il:ivid E . Johnston . VIRGINIA s HISTORY s GOVERNMENT s GE(X;RAPHY by Francis Butler Simkins, Spotswood Hunnicutt Jones, and Sidman P Poole. Rev. Editi on 1966 �1o6 VIRGINIA APPALAC HIAN NOTES I. I A H 0 SCALE I 2 e--3 3 4 M 11-e a E=3 ' �\llRl:INIA APPAi Al'HIAN -107 NOTES I ! Store c aunty Llla.s for'med \111806 f~om Mo11tsome ry cou nt_y a.nd extended no~th.wa<l'o to KQtta.Whl).. county o...n d w e-s t '-Na.,, o to t '1 e t h e. vi \a..:; e w -e. ll county U t1 e , l-\a.na. w ha.. cow nry wa..s fo \.. rt1ed i tt \ 18.9, G·i le s GILES COUNTY VIRGINIA ..... Area 356 Squa re Miles �108 YJRGINIA A PPALACHIAN NOTES BIBLE RECORD PARIITNSON SHUMATE Contributed by .,f William S Coburn 304 William Street Narrows, Va 24124 BIRTHS: (a) Pa~k.ison Shumate Borned nov 10 1802 Roda Shumate Borned 1807 died 1876 Martha Hale died Sept 21, 1910 Elizsabeth Bra.ton died June 4, 1909 Sallie Spangler died March 22 1914 Henderson Shumate died August 30, 191.5 Rufus A Shumate Died Dec 24 - 1920 BIRTHS (b) Eliza Jane Shumate 28th September 1828 Martha Ann Shumate 7th October 1830 Mary E Shumate 12th October 1831 Louisa H Shumate 23rd January 1833 William H Shumate 19th May 1834 James Patterson Shumate 18th January 1836 Rufus A Shumate 12th March 1838 Lewis H Shumate 8th June 1839 BIRTHS ( c) Sarah M Shuma t e 11th March 1841 Rhody V Shumate 2d March 18 44 Nancy Atwilda Shumate 2d November 1847 J,ula france s was born on the 29 day of march 1850 (d) malissa v~tory was born on the 2 day of April 1854 (d) (note: a seems to be written Deaths (g) Deaths ( e) by one person. James P. Shumate Malissa Victora died "b" written by person other 18th October 1836 on June 2.5 1898 (Oct was written over than "a" "c" person other than "a" another month january?) Lewis H Shumate. or "b" "d" another handwriting. Died on the 8 october 18.57 I have tried to read the Parkison Shumate record the best that I died on Wednesday the could, editor) 18th of July 1866 Sarah E. Shumate Died on wednesday the 3 of April 1912 (f) * * * * * * * * Parkinson Shumate was born in Monroe C Tolison and Elizabeth (Burdette) Shuma~~ (now Giles Co) Va. His parents were Roda or Rhoda of Shumate, theElizabeth wife of Par ' th~ daughter John and ( ?Bkinson, also born Monroe Co (now Giles) and Eliza Jane md 9 Sept 1844 Augustus "Gu:~son) Robinson. Martha Ann md 27 July 1846 D:miel p · Ball. Bratton. Mary Elizabeth 1/md 7 Dec 1846 Cha ~rry Hale. 1?ui~a H (d 16 July 1903), md 2J ~c e~ A2 Ihre; 2/md Thomas Stafford. Clay. William Henderson 4/m4 19 §ept 1855 Fid.5 William McDowell Rufus Anderson md 17 Nov 18.5J s~mh El ella Peters; 2/md ?._ __ Sarah M (d 22 Mar 1914) 1/md Allen M ~zabeth Shumate 8 (Sa llie Spangler died Mar 2 2 ~~ 1 4rd; 2/md John Tollison; J/md ? Rhoda Virginia "Jennie" (d 14·-nec i918) · Naricy Alwilda "Allie" (d 18 ~c 1922 md 2 Nov William A Wiley Julia Frances (d 4 May 1934) md ~ md 10 Apr 1867 Harvey Mil ton Shumate 25 186 Malissa Victoria (d 13 June 1887) md ~ 6 (1) Isaac Ambrose Oney above notes from f amily sheet. .5 May 1869 Lewis Preston Spangler .,,. ~ ~,Wb'~dfrt4JlrTL I J �~RCIN16 t\PPALACHl·A N ~OTES 109 Member: Harold R Crawford*= 1615 Rocky Ford Road = Columbus, IN 47201 fute I 15. Jun e 1979 Name I Married Died Born 1. Harold Robert CRAWFORD 1921 CA 1946 IN Frieda Jean Fateley 2. Clarence Harvey Crawford 1896 I N 1918 IN 3. Halene Edelle BYFIELD 1898 In - 1948 In 4. Robert Lee Crawford 1859 I N - 1931 IN 1892 LA 5, Mabel Iren e LANDPHERE 1872 WI - 1967 IN 6, Harold Ragsdale Byfield 1873 I N - . 1921 I N 1896 IL 7, Mary Wyota KERLIN 1877 I N - 1928 CA 8. Robert Crawford 1825 Wythe Co, Va -1910 IN 1855 IN 9. Margaret A CARTER 1829 1901 IN 10. Albertus Bil lin gs Landphere 1846 NY - 1910 LA 1869 WI 11. Mary Emma BROWN 1851 NY - 1942 WI 12. Charles A Byfield 1849 IN - 1900 IN 1873 IN 13. Mattie MILHOUS 1853 OH - 1942 IN 14. James Kerlin 1825 KY - 1887 IN 1871 MO 15. Louise Jan e 'IYLER 1838 KY - 1896 IN 16. William Crawford 1792 - 1868 17 Elizabeth SMITH 18. John Carter 19. Mary SMITH - 1875 1816 20. Billings Landphere - 1896 21. Amanda M LEWIS 1846 - 1906 1826 22. Charles Lee Brown - 1909 1827 23. Sarah Jane GUTHRIE 1822 - 1859 24. Horatio Byfield 1796 - 1869 1808 25. Jennet GRIFFITH 1847 1900 1818 26. Thomas Milhous 27. Sarah A HAMER 1816 28. George Kerlin 1790 - 1852 - 1872 1800 29. Rachel· BANTA - 1892 1812 JO. Milton William 'IYLER - 1892 1814 J1. Mary SEATON 11 11 11 - = 265 Briarwood Circle= Ft Wal ton Beach , FL 32548 William H Walters ++ 1950 Phyllis Carolyn JACKSON+ 1925 WV 1921 Glenn Robert Jackson 1900 WV Zela Margaret MOORING 1904 Va 1866 WV - 19J6 WV 1891 James Franklin Jackson Minnie Evaline BLANKENSHIP 1873 OH - 1964 WV 1899 1856 Va - 1940 WV Frank Dennis Mooring Alice Margaret JOHNSON 1870 Va - 1963 WV Member: Mrs Carolyn J Walters 1. 2. J, 4. 5, 6. 7, 8. Robert Jackson 9, Catherine 10. 11. 12. 1J. 14. 15. Andrew Jackson Blankenship 1847 Oh - 1930 Henrietta Permelia WRIGHT John William Mooring Martha Jane DENNIS 1826 Va - 1907 John Washington Johnson 1830 Va - 1899 Mar~ret Ia.niel NASH *fo£iJ _-- ~- _ _ I I PRDIGREE CHART 1872 1850 +!fa :JOt~ _ ++_02I') _ · ~Yfl 13 ~ �110 VIRGINIA APPAL Af'P ! -~ ~ ~OTES Chart of Carolyn Walters (con'i6ni died married ZO. Beverly Blankenship 21. Levina 22. Samuel U G Wright 23. Elizabeth A FRESHWATER 28, William Johnson 29. Martha JENNINGS JO, William Ds.niel NASH 31. Mary Frances GAULDING 1787 1792 - 1866 - 1886 1812 Member: Mrs Anne H Yates*= PO Box 2047 =Ridgecrest, CA 93.5.5.5 Patrick Aud.ley Yates 1. Anne Hayden Price* 2. William Conway Price 1906 Va 1936 3. Eleanor Franklin HAYDEN 1908 PA - 1973 Philippines 4. Harvey Lee Price 1874 Va - 1951 PA 1904 5. Tu.isy CONWAY 1874 Va - 1942 Va 6, Luke Franklin Hayden 1867 GA - 1929 PA 7, Mary Wallace CONWAY 1872 VA - 1957 PA 8, William Taylor Price 1846 Va - 1912 1873 9, Margaret Ellen HAWLEY 1850 Va - 1897 10, William Buchanan Conway 1845 Va - 1920 1870 11. Julia Ellen THOMAS 1848 Va - 1916 GA 12. Franklin Hayden 1832 Conn - 1929 G~ 1869 13. Martha Camilla WRIGHT 1835 Mass - 1929 GA 14. Catlett Conway 1840 Va - 1929 1869 15. Lucy Fitzhugh THORNTON 1850 Va - 1881 Va 16, David Price ?1812 Va - prior 1851 Va 17 . Eliza Jane FINK 18. Crockett Hawley 1823 Va - 1910 Va 1847 19. Elizabeth HORNBARGER 20 , Battaile Fitzhugh T Conway 1814 Va - 1897 Va 1843 21. Cornelia S Buchanan 1822 Va - 1895 Va 22 , William Jenkins THOMAS 1796 Md - 1863 Va 23 . Lucretia Howe 1806 - 1889 32 . Alexander Price 33 . Philippine 34. Philip Fink 35 , 36. 37 , 38. 39 , 4o . 41. 42. 43 . 44. 45 . 46. James Hawley Katherine COFER Daniel Hornba rger Nancy WALTERS Catlet t Conway Verlinda TALIAFERRO William Buchanan Mary Tu.de WALLACE Gi les Thomas Ann Wl{EELER Daniel Howe ~·~ . NancyL citJJr#&~~ ~r ~ 110 '"M °1 c (\ ~·~~~<Jt« r£.?--c====:=> ~ Wllh ""' \ii( E~e-~e_ f&.t olo I.ls I'( ~\\\\- �111 BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA, EARLY SETTLERS by Charles T. Burton This book i s an a t temp t to unify information from several sources, on the early settlements of the area t hat was Botetourt County, Virginia. In 1782, the county was much s ma ll than a t its formation, just 12 years earlier. In 1782 it encompass ed a r eas now in the Virginia Counties of Alleghaney, Bath, Craig, Floyd, Giles , Mont g ome ry, a nd Roanoke; in West Virginia, Monroe. Names of the settlers in thi s a r ea a r e from records of 1740 through 1795. The land records ha v e been res earched and abstracted. These records include deeds of Augu s t a a nd Botetourt Counties, Surveyors Records, Wills, I.and Tax Records, e tc. Ma ny of th e records came from Kegley' s memorable"Virginia Frontier" and Chalkley' s "Records of Augusta County, Virginia." The s ettler' s na mes a re listed in alphabetical order, following each name are the date of hi s death, hi s wife's first name if it is known, and his place of residence, if outs ide the area. Below each s ettler's name is this information: the source of the information; the date; the number of acres; its location; also how it came into his possession , or to whom it was conveyed. The alphabetical list consists of more than 1500 names from Abbot to Zimmerman. This book is a valuable resource for all libraries and researchers. A gift copy of the book from the author has been given to the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, and it has been placed in the Virginia Room of the main Roanoke City Public Library by the Society. A copy of the book may be ordered from the author, Mr. Charles T. Burton , Genealogist; Rt. 2, Box 191; Troutville, Va. 24175. The price of the book is $25.00. by Mrs. Oren (Belva) Counts 6804 Northway Drive NW Roanoke, Va. 24019 ============================================================================== HISTORIC PUBLICATIONS OF ILLINOIS LOWER ILLINOIS VALLEY LOCAL SKEWHES OF LONG AGO. Reprint of folkloric short stories of Mary Hartwell Catherwood (1847-1902) written as she visited the area. Famous for new-world French stories; corn belt local color, pioneer farm women. 55 pp, 1975, price $2.50 OLD SETTLERS ASSOCIATION DOA: GREAT SNOW OF 18JO. A weather phenomenon -- Great Snow of 18JO resulted in exclusive clubs. 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NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS Microfilm "Early newspapers of WV" from WV University . Date of copied from FINCASTLE MIRROR, Fincastle Va from microf1lm lton at ••• 21 May 182 4 : MAS ONI C• • f unera1 services ' for ' brother James Char . t 1· ansburg residenence of his father (James Charlton) 7 miles above Chris Sun, June 1J. . HenTY Jones Date of 28 May 1824: Sanford Camper vs Henry Honce alias 0 Lewisburg, (W)Va Copied from PALLADIUM OF VIRGINIA AND THE PACIFIC MONITOR' f this place rate of4 July 1829: md 25 ult in Fincastle - Fleming Durham o M Miller and Merial Skaggs of Botetourt. Md in Lewisburg. ,30th.• HenTY of Botetourt and Rachel Bridgeland of here. f Thomas Evans; rate of 18 July 1829: notice to locate •• George Evans, son of Monaghan Twp, York Co .• , •• ,father now deceased. Southampton co. rate of_ Jan, 1830: died Mon am 20 ult John Blunt,,.of Ann Kelly· rate of 10 Apr, 1830 : md 1st •• Lewis Cartha of Rockingham and Mary Bei:di md 24 ult •• Augustus Chapman, attorney of Giles co, Va and ' dau of George of Union, Monroe Co, ° 0 •• . D3.te Copi ed f rom THE ALLEGHANIAN, Lewisburg, (W) Va from micro filID· · ng of of this 15 Feb , 1833 : Md in Charlottesville Thurs 7 inst ••• James B Henni place a nd Margaret Jane Butler, father James, deceased. �f13 ¥1RCI NIA APPALACHIAN .bJOTES GENEALOCICAL TERMS contribu ,...... ' . • ab hoc me! .. - 1 adole scer.~ i. L: :;(·\. P '!l~· chwo.nder* ~:o-:U. ~:·kt · • 1JOO E..,s t r:;· -'-y, Utah 84117 th i .. ! ' ,., '."'. - . !. ~ abavi a . !. : ab bas - ·1 t. :aca tho1 ir:u'· acturn - co'."'.p l · ·"'' • abavu ~ ,,., nonth on r• l:~ • I t ! • t !" ("•th< 1i , .... . · . aetas - . i:t' aeta tis - - . -, ·' 1 affini ta;; -- i ·r'!. i r. 1 l\·1 agricol a - f·1 !·: .· · 1· alias - ca11<:rl alumnu'· - .·t1ul "!!f \· 1 J~·o iLh:l.bit~t ) alutariw ; - '. ·11i!.• t · amicit ia - n·J·tl.i01~:;hip , f'riendsh ip arni ta - :i.un t an I annO - yr· ·l r apud - n Oil.r ~'~f arculariu:· - ,~;, 1.·p cn t0r a via - grandmu th< -r avunculu "'" - tiu ·J (mother's brot her) avus - gran<1 t'·1thcr Avi - ancc)S tor:, bapti sa tu :,; - b.-tp Lh;ed bis - twic e on s~ rnP page civi s - ritiz c11 cael ebs - b.1c h e l or calciator - :, hoemaker cippus - gra v c:::-· tone circa - abou t conjuges - m~rried couple conjux - husband, wife consanguinitas - bloodrelationship d efunctus - deceased d. sine prol e - died without i ss ue d enunciatio - pub. of banns dictus - named duxit - to marry a wife ecclesia - c hurch ego - I eodem die - the same day filia - daughter fillaster - s tep-son, son in law filius - son frater - brother frater gerrnanus - twin brother gemelli - twins genitores, parens =parents illegitirnus - illegitimate infans - infant jus civitatis (civitatis) citizenship levantibus - god parents lictor - town officia1 mater meretrix - unmarried mother matrinonium - matrimony mensis - month miles gregarius - private poldier mortuus - deceas ed natus, nata - born necessitate baptisatus - compuLsory baptis m nepros - nephew, griuidchild, des cendant neptis - granddaughter, niece ... nuptiae - wedding obiit - deceased obiit eadem anno - Gi~~ s ame year pagus - village parantes - parents paroch - parish parochus - minister pater - father patres - forefathers in patria - hometown, native land popula, ~opuli - illegitimate praesentibus - in presence of puella - girl (maiden) puer - son proavia - greatgrandmother proavus - great grandfather prornulgatio - Marr. announcement pron epos - greatgrandson relicta - widow requiescat - r est in peace sepultus - buried s ocer - father in law s ocrinus - brother in law socrus - nother in law soro - sister sponsus, sponsa - betrothes, fiancee · - i"ll. son or daughter spurius, spur:ia s.u.p. - bur i ed stuprata - pregnant out of wedlock susceptor - sponsor at baptism testimonium - testified testes - witnesses trigemini - triplets tutor - guardian sub tutela - under guardianship vidua, relict - widow vi du us - widow e F-villicus - inhabitant of village or farm vir, virgo - man, maiden (virgi n) �VI RGI N IA APPALACH IAN NOTES 114 NEW MEMBERS Due to increase in membership and having to divide th e duties o f the _off icers to create new staff members so no one person would hav e t o bi g of a JOb. d ;e are dropping the numbering system of members beca u s e of the wo rk in vol ':e or . t hat . t wou l d be eas ier on one person and errors do happene d • We d o b e 1 ieve 1 t the officers and staff if the present system is d r opped and no n umberin g sys e m used. BURROW, John W = 703 W Barton =West Memphis, A.rk 72301 *BURKHOLDER, R H = 10582 Henridge Drive = Cincinnati, Ohio 4.52 4 2 **BURKHOLDER, Sally = 10582 Henridge Drive = Cincinna ti, Ohio 4.5 2 4 2 .5.5 BROWN, Mrs W Lloyd = 201 Elizabeth St = PO Box D = Hallsville, MO 652 BRANEN, Ms Winnie = Box 186 = Marshall, Okla 73056 BIRTHISEL, Sandra S = Star Rte 1, Box 334 = Torna do, WV 252 BRICKEY, Raymond L = 3641 Winding Way Rd = Roanoke, Va 24015 DIVERS, Thelma = Rte 11, Box 72 = Roanoke, Va DEYERLE, Ira = 2655 Clover St = Salem, Va 24153 DEYERLE, Judy C = 2655 Clover St = Salem, Va 24153 FLETCHER, Michael R = 2950 Willington Dr = Marietta, GA 30062 GARRETT, Mrs J. E ~ (Virginia) = 203 Rosser Ave = Waynesboro, Va 2 2 9 80 HANE , Mrs Clara M = 425 S Hayes = Enid, Okla 73701 + HOCH, Beverly Repass = 1301 Meadow View Dr = fumes town, MD 207 60 LOVETT , Mrs Virginia V = 3907 Billtown Road, Jeffersontown, RY 40299 LIED, Mrs Nellie E = 6329 W Verona Ct = Milwalkee Wisc .53219 MISER , Mrs Robert J = 115 Wes t Grant St = Bozeman: Mont .59715 MERRIMAN , lli.niel F = 12 Drumline Terrace = Syracuse, NY 13225 MERRIMAN , Mrs Ianiel F = 12 Drumline Terrace = Syracuse, NY 1322 4 McDANIEL , Genevieve B = Rt 2 Box 22 = Hurricane WV 25526 . Utah 84117 NEUENSCHWANDER, Mrs Chris = 4727 So 1300 East, = Salt Lake C1 ty' ++ OBERLANDER, Irene = RR 2, Box 99 = Walcott, Ind 47995 OSBORNE , Earl L = PO B?x 7587 = Newark, Del 19711 i.5 PARSONS, Ms Mary Francis = 2505 Stephenson Ave SW = Roanoke, Va 240 TROTTER , Charlotte (Mrs) = 2615 Ferdinand Rd = El Cajon CA 9202o WAGONER , Mrs W L = 26649 Indian Peak Rd :: Rancho Palos Verd.es, CA 9 0274 ***wHITE , Sue = 45 Spring Lake Dr = Hu st, TX 76053 CLARK , Mrs Lorie = 8124 Wh..elan Dr = San Di.ego, CA 92119 CRAGON, Mrs Harvey G. = 11423 Royalshire Dr = Dallas, TX 75230 · name) p 73 My appologies to the following for my tYPing: (I mispelled their Mrs J D Dickenson = PO Box 935 Huntsville, TX 77340 Mrs Allen E (Emily) Fuhs = 25932 Carmel Knolls Dr = Carmel, CA 93923 = ' . CHANGE OF ADDRESS DAVI S , . Ga:ry W = 2728 - 5th Ave . South :: St Petersburg FL J.3712 PAYNE , Mrs M E = Rt 1 = Pamplin, VA 23958 , SCOTT Jr, H w = 2512 Cr eston Ave, SW = Roanoke, Va +++ SMITH , Mis s Robin A = 4JOJ Duke St. ' Apt C5 = Kalamazoo, MI 49008 *2c; I-@~~¥/~ . + 2p~ ~0'401~~ +++~ ~7Tr/t, ¢~£fau *** ~~ (JU)ff6 I J �YIRCfNI A APPA LACH IAN NOTES con' t from May issue EXCHANGE BULLETIN Colorado Gen ealogical Society (The Color-a.,_do Genealogist), PO Box 9671, Denver , Colo . 802 09 . Nelson County Historical Society , ( The Nels on County Pioneer), Box J11, 27. Bards town, Ky 40004 . Parker co. Gen ealo gical Society ( TRAILS WEST ), 1214 Charles, Weatherford, 28. Texas 76086 26. 29. Miami Vall ey Genea logi cal Soci ety ( Genealogical Aids Bulletin), PO Box 1J64, Iayton, Ohio 45401. EXCHANGES - CHANGE of ADDRESS 1 Kanawha Valley Genealogical Soci ety (The Journal ), PO Box 8765, S. Charleston, WV 25JOJ Riley Co. Genealogical Society ( Kansas Kin ), 2224 Stone Post Road, Manhattan, KS 66502 Hidden Valley (Hidden Va lley), PO Box 2190, Es condido, CA 92025 -tr Tidewater Genealogical Soci e ty, Edi tor (Vi rgi ni a Tidewater Genealogy), PO Box 29 Hampton, VA 23669. NOTES from EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES All the quarterlies we exchange with ·ha7e excellent articles and sources of informa tion in them. Thi s i s a list of articles that has s pecial interest to us in Virginia. The Virginia Genealogical Soc iety Quarterly and the Tidewater Genealogy always have excellent informa tion on Virginia. ~"The Apache Genealogist (Ariz), Apr 1979, The Use of Maps in Genealogical Research by Shirley Neese (also a member of S VGS) and Immigrations by Gail Heil. National Genealogical Society Newsletter mentioned a free booklet = "BLM Eastern States Land Records," obtain from Eastern States Office of the Bureau of land Management, 7981 Eastern Ave., Silver Spring, Md 20910 Genealogy (Ind), May 1979, "Norwegian-American Family History: Problems & Resources. " Each issue has a very good article on research. Trail Breakers (WA), Vol 5, Mar 1979, Bible records of Ira & Martha (Halstead) Patterson, Thomas & Catherine Johnson. 1979, Palmer family; Alone Cemetery, Rockbridge Co , Va. Bulletin - Old Tryon Co. (NC), Feb 1979, An Incomplete Jones Genealogy. Benjamin Orange Co. Calif., Mar and Amey (Parrish) Jones had 25 sons - no daughters - came to America in 1741. 115 �VIRGINIA APPALA CHJAf'd b!QTE~ 116 MY ANCESTORS . by Joyce Witt Spearow* Henry C Banks born 24 July 1839 believe in N. c. He is bel ieved t o be p a rt Cherokee; enlisted in Confederate Army 1862, part o f Co K 2 5 NC.; marri e d Laura Andrews (spelling may varie Anders, Sanders, etc) about 1863- 64. The y had . seven children: Margaret, Harriett, Gus, John, Douglas, Polly or Mary , Cla ra. His wife Laura is also believed to be part Indian, He nry e nli s ted a t Dem?cracy, Where is Democracy? When and where was Laura born? When a nd wher e did s he die? Who were her parents, brothers and sisters? Who were Henry p a ren ts ? Bro the rs, Sisters? N? James Jackson Massey born 21 March 1880, believe in Buncombe Co, NC, or Green Co, Tenn. James was one of 4 sons born to Mary Massey. Family tradition s ays M~ was not married when the boys were born ' but i· t is . possi. ble she was. Her maiden name may have been McCoy. ~ames J borthers were: ( 1 ) Louis who was shot and . killed in the early 1900 ·' s in Colorado. (2) George Massey who spent mos: of his life in Hellier, Ky, and (3) John about whom I know nothing. It is possible that these boy's spen~ some of there early years with Will Massey of th~ Asheville, NC, area. It is not known how this Will Massey is related· F':1-mily tradition ru;s it that none of the boys had the same father. rt is said t~t one of the ~oys father was a preacher although it's not known which_ one. It is 1 also said that ~ry s father was a captain of a shi and he married a servant. James Massy married Polly Banks in 1896 in Bunco b PC 0 NC. They h.a..d J children. James died in Hellier, Ky. in 1907. m e ' George Tu.niel Witt was born in Tazewell Co, Va, on 8 Oct 187 1. He marrie~ Sarah Whitt about 1892. They had 10 children, Geor d ' d . Bluefield, WV, in 19.58. Sarah died irt 1968 also in Bluefield. Who w gee ie , in ents He had J sisters t th . as eorge s par • S and 4 brothers - wha were eir names? · Who did t ? Who were arah parents? Her father_left when she was Young Wh hey ~~ ·go? Sarah had .5 s i sters and 1 brother ~ what happened to the~? ere di fyler Robert Evans born about 1880 in Va, married Betty Stowers, also of Va. Who are fyler ' s parents? Who are Betty's parents? When was .she born and where? Tom Jordan ma~ed Mary Ray bef?re 1850. Where was Tom from,? J{noW that he spent mos t of· his life around Hansonville, Va Who ts? When and where , t • were his paren · d Ra was he born? Mary y s paren s were supposed to be f'rom Ireland. Nee informati on on them . Charles Fogl eman married -Sallie Jordan bef date of birth, . J 0 rd.an ore 1878 Need his . dea th, paren ts. Ali ce married a BoWlna.n th.• li'ved in Wise Co, Va, as of 1900-01. Need i nfonnation. · • ey Jno. A Adams born about 1869 in Russell or Wise His mother's name was Julia. Mainden na me unlmown . Who was his f th Co' Va . widower in 1901 when he married Delia Bell Fogl eman . This a er. He was a ended in ·a t vorce. What Dlarriage happened. I need information on all of t he mentioned nam ted line's appreciated. Will exchange informat i on. Wil l ret es. Any re1 ad and any expense. * Joyce Spearow; 4682 Gallup Ave . ; Cleve~rndpostage~ an , Ohio • (Paid Query) * 27 ~ '12@#J · ~&ot~ ~------------- ------ - - - -- - - - __ J �:YlRClN IA APPALACH IAN NOTF$ 11? QUERIES NM-1 Mrs . Franci s STINNETTE , Rt.1, McCook, NE 69001. Seek in g anc e sto r s of Ple asant E. STINNETTE b. 14 Dec 1819 and wi f e El izabeth B. CREASY b. 17 Dec 1818,Liberty VA bur. Mooref i e l d NE . Al s o d es c ndants of three childre n Hester A. m. W.J. BRIGGS 1 Texanna F . m. Ale x SMITHJ and Virginia. Other children a Bu f o r d A. , Edwar d Thoma s , Tandy K., and Garnet Smith. Eug e n e N. MI LLE R, P .O . Box J02, Sie rra Vista, AZ 85635 Int e rest e d in Wi llia m A. MILLER, b. 1825 VA m. Margaret Ann OILE R b . 1841 VA in Rockbridge Co 1850. Frederick OILER b.ca178 0 m. El izab t h McGLOOKLAND b.ca 1784 m.1802 Rockbridge Co. Hanna h E. MATCHET b. ca 1805 rn. Ale x a nder OILER 1834 Rockbridge Co. M-27 B-39 Mrs. S a lly B. BURKHOLDER, 10582 Kenridge Dr.,Cincinnati OH 45242 . I s I saac BURKHOLDER (Botetourt Co VA 1809) the father o f Joe l BURKHOLDER b.1817 m. Mary Ann CRAFT (dau of William) 1842 in Bote tourt Co? Childrena Ge orge(to Bedford Co), William , Marga r et A. , and Ma ry L. Who were Isaac's children? Vivian S . BANDY , 49 San Miguel Ave., San Mateo,CA 94403 Nee d inf o a Richard BROWDER(b.1720) , wife Mary THOMPSON, David BROWDER,1755 - 1814), wife Mary PEGRAMf Anthony SYDNOR (17721848), wi fe Mar y CHAPMAN BROWDER(1781-1829) a ll Dinwiddie Co. f Gideon CARR (1712-94) ,wife Susannah , Ne w Kent Co1 John SMITH, wi~e Franc es, Ha nove r Cos Thomas BURDETTE and wife Verlinda COTTON B-18 Virgini a B. FLETCHER, 721 NW 73 Ave Ft. Lauderdale FL 33317. See king info on Lewis FRANCISCO who had a mill on Craig's Creek (Cr a ig Co) early 1800's.Was the re a Francisco Post Office in the area?Lewis b.1767, d.1850 m. Elizabeth SUMMERFIELD 1802(Botetourt) Who were his parents? Will e xch. any FRANCISCO's. (Ed. Notea s ee May VAN p.72 query B-36) F-12 Mre. S.A.BOCK, 202 W. Burt,Rt2,El Paso,TX 79927. Need parents of John SOWDER b. 15 Sept 1866. Brothers and sisters wsrea Frank( Jaybee),Charlie,Dick. Nan, James Isaac, Lee, (Irie), J e nny, and Chad or Shad. Lived Bend of the Rive r(Smith River) Patrick-Franklin Co line.Later in WV.Als o Will i am SOWDER who e mmigrate d to TX 1844. B-23 G-10 Mrs. Charles H. GREEN, 5283 Blue Ash Rd ., Columbu s OH 4?229 8 Need info on Marga ret(Peggy) GREEN b. ca1 790 d. Fr ankl i n Co VA before 1860.Liste d 1840-50 c e nsus Fran kl in Co . Need date of death and husband's name .ChildrenaLydia, Ma linda, Harvey,Henry L., James. Return postage on answe r. Mrs. Earn es t DAWSON , Jr. , 309 Sha dow Oaks,Conroe TX 77)02 Nee d inf o rma t ion on Leroy F . DAWSON Campbell Co VA 183045. Ca rrol l Co 1845-1 86 0 . He m. Susan WYATT . Need parents or guardian, and wh ereabouts befor e 1 830 . D-15 �118 :VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES I W-14 Mrs. Johnnie MORRISON WRIGHT, 3201 SW 81 Ave ,Miami FL . 33155· Need inf'o on James Monroe HOWLETT, b. TN 18 37 aHenry OVERTON,lived GA 1846 daughter Caroline OVERTON m. James Monroe HOWLETT, Walker Co AL. Andrew Jackson MORRISON m. Marga!"ot PEPPER 18~8 Carroll Co GA. Will share ln~o. J-5 Mrs. Richard L. JORDAN, 3118 co:rer Road,Falls Church VA 22042. Desire ifo on Jacob OLDAKER and James HOLLIS of Montgomery Co VA ca1790,their parentage,wife,children. Also any information on MARTIN and HOWARD :families of Roanoke and Botetourt Cos 1800-1850. B-28 Mrs. Wilfred L. BOWLES, Rt.1,Bowen IL 62316. Need birth, wif'e,children, ancestors of Peter HANSHEW who signed marriage bond of dau Sarah to Reese A. GILLESPIE 29 Nov 1848,Wythe Co VA. Bond says he was her father. Really need help on this one· A-2 J.V. AVERY,Jr. P.O.Box 2154 Roanoke VA 24009· Seeking 6 info about Col. Tandy Key JONES b.4 Dec 1802,d. 9 Jan 18 2 m. Isabella White MAU.PIN(1806- 188 9 ). 'children• Chapman Socrates, William Addis.on_. S-allie Price, Lucy, J. L. • Lived Bedford Co• VA W'."34 Mrs. Sue HAGLER WHITE, 45 Spring Lake Dr. , Need information about my great-grandmother EH~~=t r!; ~~~.~ from Lee Co. F-14 Michael R. FLETCHER, 2950 Wellington Dr., Marietta GA 30062. Interested in the followings FLETCHER, PANNELL, HENSLEY, DOGEN of Scott, Lee, Russell, or Wise cos. Mrs. w. L. WAGONER~ 26649 Indian p k Rd Rancho Palos Verdes CA 90274. Need info on t~a f liowing families of Amhers_t Co VAa HUGHES, HALL, MacGANN, D:ME~ON 1 RUCKER, RIVERS. W-33 C-14 Mrs. Annamay W. CLARK, 4604 Ave., Kansas City £ Joseph WHIT=. AKER who d. 18 38 Wythe or Pulaski ~Y~~e ~i!~~~n ~ James, John, Thomas, Daniel, Joseph Jr.,Aaron, Nath~iel (m.NancY HIX 1822), Elizabeth(m.1 Elias McGRUDER,2. LANE) and Agness. Nathanie l living Scott Co 1880 with wife s ara h • ' MO 64117. Wish contact with No. Gladstoi:ie Doris 0. SINK, 1323 Wabash Rd M i IN 469 52 • James William SINK son of SINK • ar on SAUL· m.1 Rebecc a UPDIKE ( 6 children)• 2. Martha and 0 f Roanoke Co (Bon~reok) To Carroll Co IN ca1a 95WENAVER ~~~ • eed .u~O· .Loa 12 Virg inia VANCE LOVETT, 390? B llt Rd Je:tfersontown, KY 4 0299· Ar e there any desce~d ~wn f yANCES still in 8 0 SW VA? Any VANCE information welcome.an S-46 B-29 M. Luther BURCHI NAL, 1808 Idalo A Modesto CA 9.5J.50 I would like t o c ontact descend~tve.f the SPENCER, DANIEL, MADISON, • Temple D. RICHARDSON, Sterling ~. o ANDERSON, and McGEHEE l J �119 VIRGINI A AP; ·r\bACHIAN NOTES taailies o:t Cha rlott Co· and vic i nity 1700-1800s. Need ifo on these families. F-6 Evelyn Rosemary FRANTZ, 7225 New Castle Rd., Lafayette, IN 47905. Desire corre spondenc e with-descendants of David "Wh ite" CAMPBELL and wife Mary HAMILTON1 Arthur HAMILTON i:J.nd wife Barb ara s Wi l l iam LOCKHART (LOCKETT) and wife Mary CAMPBELL o :t Wa~ hlngt on Co VA ( wil l 1795). ( Ed. Notea This ls a corre ction of the query a ppearing on page 26 of the Feb. VAN) M-30 Mrs Robert J MI SER , 115 W. Grant St., Bozeman, MO 59715. Who were the parents, relatives , North Carolina birthplace, birth date, wife of George STAFFORD who moved t o Grays on County, Va, in the early 18JO's, settled in Clark Co, MO, in 1855? Father of George Washington, John, William Alvis , Andrew , Mi lton, J a mes , Lucy md Compton, Ritty, Emuel. M-30 Mrs Robert J MI SER , 115 W. Grant St,, Bozeman, MO 59715. Who were the parents, Relati ves (Hillsville, Va named for them) of Charlotte Temple HILL, b 2- 27-1819 Gra yson Co, Va, md William Alvis STAFFORD 12-31-1835, d 2-14-1905 Clark Co, Mo. Sisters: Keziah, Caroline, Patsy. C-30 Carolyn LINKENAUGER CARROLL, J24 Fayette, Fayetteville , WV 25840 Help wnated. Jane WATKINS, b 1826, md Cary LINKENHOKER, b 1843, Botetourt Co, Va. Also Thomas COBBS of Buckingham and Augusta Co, Va; sons: Thomas, Fleming and others, 1790. Also John STONE, daughter Elizabeth 1790's Botetourt Co. ,Va. H-32 Martha E HORNE, 625 Center St #302, Ashland, OK 44805. Seeking parents and name of wife Catherine of Iavid HORN(E) first seen around 1783 on tax list ~long Cripple Creek in Smythe Co, Va (formerly Wythe Co.). Also info on John MON'.ICOMERY who md Mary Elizabeth McCALL 15 Aug 1793. They lived in Washington Co, Va. Mrs D:trrel WILSON 2500 Wisconsin St SW, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404 Desire Parents and ancestery of Fontaine WILLIAMS, b @ '1786 Va; married Nancy HAMRICK in 1812 Pittsylvania Co.; to Campbell Co. 1820; to Clinto Co , Ohio 1830. Postage Refunded. 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' ' '' . �VI RG INIA A P P AL ACH I AN N0 TE S Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1716 Colga te Street, NE Roa noke , Virginia 24012 ========================================================================== Editor Assi s tant Edito rs Art Pedigree Charts Quarterly Exchange Queries Reviews Surna mes Babe Fowler Marion Landress Marie Lynch Exchange Committee J. V. Avery Jr. Belva Counts Elaine Trumbull ========================================================================== Vol. III - No. 2 - May 1979 GONTEN'IS President's Message .39a Preisch - Price .39 Halls Church cemetery, North Fork Roanoke River 46 Some Freedmen Identities 47 Roanoke Saturday Review 50 Book Reviews 51 Death Book of Roanoke Co, Va., 1853-1881 New Members & Renewals; Surnames 53 63 73 Exchange Bulletin 74 Pedigree Chart 77 Queries ~=====================~=================================================== Next meeting =May 19, 1979, at 1:J0pm in the auditorium at the main Roanoke City Library, Elmwood Park, Roanoke, Virginia. �J9a PRES I DENT ' S ESSAGE As promised the listin g of t he s tanding committee a n d th e n ames o f p eople appointed to the chairs, a s of Apri l J O, 1979 . (not b y e di to . . . : se e the back of the cover*f or the names . Sorry about tha t Mr Pre id en t ) ( *f ront cover) Don't forget that our Jun e meeting will be devoted to a work - s ho p at t he East Hill Cemetery, Salem, Virg inia . We will be workin g i d e -by- ide with Mrs. English Showalter and the Roanok e Historical S oci e ty in the id e ntification and mapping of graves . Wear work clothes and bring a lunc h . Mrs . Betty ( S . R . Jr ) Low i s cordina ting . HELP! Will someone please step fo rward to help organiz e a ctiv ities for our October meeting in Lexington? Mainly s ome o ne i s need e d who mi ght be familiar with the Lexington scene a nd things t hat we mi g h t en joy seeing and doing there . Babe Fowler has agreed to conduct our Genealog ica l Please offer to help. Wo rks hop i n J ul y ( ?) · The April meeting in Wytheville was great! We h eard a bou t the Kegl e y Collection (at Wytheville Community Coll e g e ) from Mrs Anna Ray Rob e rts , Librarian; toured Wythe County's Circuit. Court r e co rds unde r t h e l ead ers hip of James Crockett, former Clerk of the Court; lunch e d at Lo g House 1776 Restuarant; visited Old St. John's Lutheran Church and Grave y ard u n der the guidance of George Kegley whose "roots" are there; and, toure d the Hi s toric Rock House, as guests of the Wythe County Hi s torical S oci e ty, with members as our hostesses. We, Genealogical Society members and our gue s t s , totaled about twenty. I bid you Adieu for this quarter with the following thoughts: Can our Society do anything to help preserve circuit court records tha. t are becoming too worn to read or to foster the shelving of records tha. t are gathering dust in the basements? Can we do anything to locate, list, and preserve abandoned f a mi ly graveyards? Regards, Bruce Anderson, Jr., Prex:y. ============================================================================ (Note on above by BF: We have a meeting place and I am now working on speakers. Any suggestions? 'Ihe workshop is ? at this time -- more later. Many, many thanks And a wonderful time was had by all at Wytheville, Va. f rom a ll of us from Roanoke to the wonderful people in Wytheville!) == ~= ======================= ============================================= = j �NOTES PREISCH - PRICE AN OPEr LETTER TO: I1 ember s of t he R-&i!:.SS FAMILY ASSOCIATION and all the desc- endant s of the foll owing individuals who emigr~ted to America from Germany, a rriving at Philadelphia on the ship Winter Galley 5 September 1738: Johan Michael PREISCH; Augus tine PREI SCH; Daniel PilEISCH; Heinrich PHEISCH; and Anna Ma r gare tha (PREI SCH) H.-ifil£SS. ill of t he above nam~ individua ls l a ter left Pennsylvania and settled in the Shenandoah Valley and t he New River Valley of Virginia. FROM: Mrs. Lynn E. (Christine L.) Neuenschwander, 4727 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Telephone: 001272-7053, a dir e ct descendant of Johan Michael PREISCH (PRICE) and his wife, Margaretha (KILLIAN) PREISCH, through their daughter Agnes, who married Thomas HALE in 1700, in Montgomery County, Virginia. (Comments welcomed by researcher - please include stamped self-addressed envelope for reply.) Researcher is a professional genealogist with a certificate from Brigham Young University as a Specialist in American Research - has some language background, i. e. one year of college German, and two years of high school Latin. SUBJECT: Native home of the PREISCH family in Germany verified, and line extended to 1644; maiden name of the mother of the above immigrants found (HOF.FHANN), and line extened to 1660. ancestr~l It is with joy cmd satisfaction that I wish to share with other descendants the results of recent research which yielded the attached information on the ancestry in Germany of the PREISCH (PRICE) families of the Shenandoah Valley and the New River Valley of Virginia. More than fifteen years ago, I w<as successful in extending my own ancestry to Johan Michael PREISCH of Montgomery County, Virginia through a daughter, .Agnes. who married Thomas Hale in 1700. It was possible to extend the line to this point without too much difficulty from .American sources, but, like so many others who have made an effort, I found difficulty in trying to extend the line overseas. In 1967, I did ask a German Professional Researcher to make an effort to find the PREISCH native home in Gem.any from the clues in Dr. Pritchard's book on the F..arless Family. However from .American sources it was believed the given name of the father of the above named individuals was Johan Hendrick or Johan Heinrich or Adam Henrich. When the German researcher advised me there was a David PREISCH in Offenbach during the period of time in question nnd that he was a Catholic rather than a Lutheran, I did not pursue the matter .further. Also, I felt I could not afford the expense involved.. Needless to say, I should have pursued the matter at that time! 39 �40 ){IRGINlA APPALACH IAN NOTES When the Harless Family Association s e nt me a copy of the Jan- June 1977 issue of their bulletin containing informa t i on o n the Harle s no.. ti ve home in Germany • I decided to use my limited knowled ge of German to re ear h Gennan film on file at the Genealogical S ocie t y of Utah i n Salt Lake City . r;eci g the conne c ~ tion of Ferdinand Harles s to the Ca t holic Faith , I decided to 0eo..rch in Catholic records of Offenbach for the PREIS CH li ne . we had infonna ti on that Anna Margaretha Preisch married Phillip Harl ess a t Offenbach , and I had s upposed that because Anna Margaretha Prei s ch had ma rri e d in the Lu th ran faith that t he entire family was Lutheran. Of cours e , I felt even more disgu~~ t ed with myself' when I realized the information f or f urther r esearch at Offenbach was included in Dr. Pritchard's book, and that tho se re c ords on f i lm ha.ve been available here in Salt Lake City since 1961. As you study the attached copi es :r rom the Bap ti s mal Regis t er and the Famil~ Register you will note that a date of Dea t h i s s ho wn fo r Jo han Michael ::reisc h . 0:1ly a portion of the date is availabl e o n the Bapti sma l en t ry , al on g wit h the sign of death, but the full dat e is entere d i n t h e Family Regi ster . I have discussed this death entry with other p rof ess i o n a l researchers , a n d have ?oncluded that a mistake was made by the per s on e ntering the dat e in t ~e re gi~ t er --- we know that the first Ianiel Preis ch di ed e l se t h e seco n d r:an i el wou..J_d not have been given that name. The procedure ; f n a min g a s ec o nd child th ~ ~ame as one who was deceased was common during thi s p eriod o f t ime , e~pe c iallY in German records. We have Johan Michael' s a g e as 19 o n the s hip regi~ter , and the 9 October 1718 date agrees with t h i s age . The d a t e i n the Fam i ly Register would have been entered much later -- possibly ma ny many years l a ter -- a nd would have been copied from the Baptismal record, no d oub t · We' t her ef ore , know that Johan Michael did not die as a child, b u t tha t the first lhni el did die -- I have shown the date of death of 14 F ebrua ry 17 22 a s applying to the first Ianiel rather than to Michael . You Will also note that the word "infant" and the sign of death is shown in the en try of the Baptismal Register for Augustine. To further confuse_ matters, Augus t ine ' s age on the ship register is shown as "14" The FamilY Register do~s not show a date of death for Augustine, nor does· i t show tha~ a:ioth,er Child was given the same name. The heading of the ship regist,er indicates "males 16 years of age and upwards" yet Augustine is shown as age 14. I believe a mistake has been made in transcribing the ship •s register. We know from Ametj_can r ecords that Augustine was born in 1722. Chalkley'~ Records of Augus ta Coun ty , Virginia, Vol. 2, page 36, states: "Augustine price ~tates in Octob er 1802 that he is 80 years of age; that he was driven from his home on New River by Indians in the year of Braddock's defeat. " Re ePrding t h e mother of the Preis ch children who ernigra ted in 1 738 • i t is not known at this t ime whether she emigrated or not. We know that her husband, Iavid Prei s c h d ied 11 July 1735 at Offenbach, and her own father was also deceased. The Family r egister does not show a date of death at Offenbach for Agnes Pre i s ch , but the death records, which start in 1747 have not• at this time , b een r esear ched. It is inconceivable to me that the mother "Would have s tayed in Germany while all of her children emigrated -- all except Anna Margar etha, who was n ow married , were very young -- Michael was 19; Augustine wa s 16 ; Il:tni e l was 14 ; a n d Heinrich was only 12. rt i s unfortunate that the ship r egiste r d i d n ot s how female pas sengers. Perhaps furthe r r e s earch will eventu all y clear up thi s problem for us. �YIRC INlA APPALAC HlAN NOTES On the Hoffma nn p edigree and t he Family Register, it is indicated that Johan Georg Hoffma nn emi gra ted t o Amer i ca -- this would be a brother of Agnes Hoffman who marri ed Iavid Preis ch . '!he Win t er Ga lley register of 1738 indicates a J erg Hoffma~n was on boa rd , age 37 , This may very well be the Johan Georg bo~ 25 Apnl 17 00 , ma r ri ed Eva Barba ra Starct 7 May 1725, had several children, bu n on e hown as born a fte r 1738 . Other Hoffmanns on board same ship not identi fi e d . Agnes ' brot her , Jo han Ja cob, emigrated to Hungary. During the pas t se veral years , I have done considerable research on all of the Prei s ch f a mily who emi grated in 1738 -- so much so that I felt I knew them well which was c e rta i nl y beneficial when trying to locate these people in the Germa n r ec ords · Muc h res earch was done in an effort to prove or disprove the informa tion which a c oupl e publica tions show that Johan Michael Price mar11ed a Margare t ha Harl ess , a s i s t er to Johan Philip Harless. In all my years of searching , I hav e not found on e s ingle vital record to support this assumption. Now we have informat ion from the Harless research in Germany which shows there was a Maria Ma r gre t a Herlass from Muhlhofen~ no doubt a sister to Johan Philip Herlass, but furth e r res earch indicated that this Margreta married Johannes Ruppel, 19 Augus t 1738 , and proba bly remained in Germany. I believe this mistake can now be put to res t. I submit for your comments my conclusion that Margaret Price, the wife of Johan Michael Preisch (Price) of Montgomery County, Virginia, was Margaretha Killian, born 1721, in the Rheinish Pfalz, Germany, daughter of Andreas Killian (wife's name unknown) who emigrated via Philadelphia 23 September 1732. We kn.OW that he and his family remained for sometimP in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, but by 1747 he had moved South through the Shenandoah Valley into North Carolina. We also know that Johan Philip Harless and his wife, Anna Margaretha (Preisch) Harless settled at least for a short time in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, because we have found the Christening date of their first child, Martin, in Lutheran Church records of the City of Lancaster , Pennsylvania. I have tried to locate a marriage of Michael Preisch to Margaretha Killian in Pennsylvania records but the search is not complete. Perhaps it is recorded under a "B" rather than a "P", as is noted in the Family Register of Offenbach. Hopefully further proaf will eventually be found, but I am attaching for your information a copy of the will of Andreas Killian who indicates his daughter , Margaretha, married a Michael Price, and both the family histories available on the Killian Family indicate nothing further was known of the whereabouts of Margaret Killian. I did some research in North Carolina records years ago, but found nothing there on Margaret who married Michael Price. I have been in touch with George W. Killian who authored the book ANDREAS KILLIAN 1702-1788 HIS ANCESTORS AND DESCENDAN'IS published in 1969 . He replied to me "What a very s pecial thrill to hear from you and learn something of our Margaret who married Mi chae ~ Price. One of the reas ons I did the work on the book wa s in the hopes that jus t s ome thing like that would happen . " Whil e the Killian book does give possibility of German an ces try of the Killian fami ly, it does not document actuar proof. There are Killians in the same a rea as the Preisch ancestry -- in Landau Lutheran Church Tecords as early as 1615, and there is a Lutheran Church pastor by the name of Johan Conrad Kilian in the early 1700's (I believe the parish was Billigheim but I n eed to recheck to make sure on this . ) Per haps furthe r r esear c h in r ecords of * or Muhlhoff en 41 �42 VIRGINI A APPALACHIAN NOTES this area in Gernany will give us do cumenta tion of the marriage of Andreas Killian and his first wife, as well as the birth or christening date for the children who were born to them whil e still in Germany . Ianiel Preisch's will was proba t ed i n Orange County, Virgin ia, hortly a.ftE:J.. His wife was Anna Catharina , and I hesitate to s u ggest tha t s he may have been the Anna Catharina Herlas , sis ter of Philipp Herlas, of Muhl hofen , without further proof. Please do n ot a c cept t his as f a ct that she was Anna Catharina Herlas , but ome years a go I found a notation tha t there is a Preisch- Harless genealogy ( Descendants of Tu.niel Preisch) on file a t the S t. Loui s Public Library -- perhaps so meone in tha t vicinity could check for suc h a genealogy and hel p clarify this problem . 1800 -- I am unable to locate t he exac t dat e in my not e . ================================================================================ NOTE: Due t o limited space ( and diff i c u lty in r eproducing ) only the English Translati on of the German records wi ll be s h o wn here . Taken from t he marriage regi ster of Offenbach ( Landau ) , Rheinland Pfalz, Ge:nnany - Catholic Church - 27 June 1713 was per.form e d by t he minister " was married before me Tu.vid Preis ch and Agnes Hoffmann a nd the y were bo th Ca thol ic. . " (G . S. #J67 , 641) The i ndex t o the Baptismal Register and the only re cord t hat s hows name of t h e wife of Joannes Henricus Preisc h to b e " Be c k e r " the ma iden Note: J oannes Jacob , born 1682, not included in this inde x to t h e Ba pti s mal Regist er -- he was born before 1685 when the register was s t arted , but hi s year of b i r t h is given in the Familienregister. (#J 67, 6J8 .) Baptismal Regis ter 1685-1822, Offenbach (Landau), Rheinla nd Pfa l z, Germany (#367, 638): Baptism of Agnes Hoffmann, who married Tu.vid Preis ch . Ia te o f Baptisma or bi rth 25 Au g 1686 . Chil d: Ana Margaretha ; Parents : Tu.vid Preisch and Agnes, his wife, b?:rn Hoffman. Tu. te : 21 Sept . 1713; Godparents : Joannes Valentinus Gensheimer and Anna Margaretha ~~~~~~ lli.niel , Parents - Tu.v id Pre i s ch and his legal wife, Agnes , born Hoffmann; Tu.te - 14 July 1715 ; Godparents : Tu.niel Riedt and Rosa, hiS wife. (note: the si gn of death was placed underneath the name of funiel and please read the explanati on i n wri teup. Joannes Mic hael - Child ; Parents - Tu.vid Preisch and his legal wife , Agnes , born Hoffmann ; Godparents - Joannes Michael Graus and his legal wife , Agnes of Insheim; Tu.te : 9 Oc tob er 1718 . (a por tion of page i s missing on the fi lm , but entry is verified in t he Fa mil i enr egi ster. ) Augustin; Pa r ents: Tu.vid Preisch and Agnes , his l egal wife , born Hoffmann; Godparents: not translated; Tu.t e: 31 May 1 722. 10.niel, Child; Parents - fuv id Preisch and Agn e s, h i s legal wife , born Hoffmann . (name is spelled Preusch in this ins tanc e , ) ( This is the Baptismal record of the s ec ond funiel . ) �VIRGI NlA APPA LAC HI AN NOTES Baptismal r e cord for Henricus (Heinrich ) Preisch; date 8 Sept 1726. Parents llivid Preisch a nd hi s l egal wife , Agnes , born Hoffmann, resides here.,., .. , Copy of the ind exed page to t he .fa mili enregi s ter showing Preisch under "B". copy of a pedigree included in the Fa mili enregister (Family Register) on the line of Henricu s Hoffman -- in German . (Editor' s note : As noted the above pages could not be reproduced because of space -- th e book from - which this materia l is taken will be placed in tne Virginia Room of the main Roa noke City Public Library~ =============================================================================== FAMILY GROUP SHEE1S Husband: Johan He inrich PREISCH (b 1644 - d 9 Nov 1708, age 64) Wife: Eliza b e t ha BECKER Children: 1. Tu.vid Prei sc h; md 27 June 1713 Agnes Hoffman; d 11 July 1735, 2, Johan J ac ob Pre i sc h; chr. 10 Oct 1688, Germany. Husband: Heinrich Hoffma nn (b 1660 - d 23 Sept 1727, 67 years) Wife: Anna Eli sabetha Children: 1. Johan Jacob Hoffman; b 1682, Ger,; 1/md 23 Feb 1705 Anna Catharina Knochel; 2/md 28 Feb 1707 Anna Ottilia Straser;3/md 9 Jan 1741 Maria Elisabetha Schlaffer of Herxheim; d 15 Nov 1747. 2. Agnes Hoffmann ; chr. 25 Aug 1686; md 27 June 1713 Iavid Preisch J. Johannes Hoffman; chr 4 July 1688; d as infant. 4. Johannes Hoffmann; chr 8 Oct 1690; md J Nov 1728 Anna Catharina Roth; d 9 Sept 1752. 5. Anna Margaretha Hoffman; chr 17 Oct 1694; 6. Johan Heinrich Hoffmann; chr 28 Oct 1697; 7. Johan Georg Hoffmann; chr. 25 Apr 1700; md 7 May 1725 Eva Barbara Starct 8. Anna Catharina Hoffmann; chr 7 Feb 1706; d 7 Dec 1706 All of the above records taken from Catholic Parish Register of Offenbach (Landau), Rheinland Pfalz, Germany on film at Genealogical Society of Utah , Salt Lake City -- G.S. #367,638; J6?,641; & J67,64J. German spelling of given nanBused instead of Latin in compiling the Hoffman sheet. Husband: Johan Michael Preisch (John Michael Price); b 9 Oct 1718 Ger; d will probate 1802, Montgomery Co., Va. Parents: Tu.vid Preisch & Agnes Hoffmann J:li..fg: Margaretha Killian (Margaret); b 1721, Ger; Parents: Andreas Killian Children: 1. Tu.vid Price; b 1744; 1/md"Betsy" Elizabeth Prillaman; 2/md Hannah._ _ __ 2, Michael Price; b ca 1746; md Esther Francisco; w.p. 1839 J. Alexander Price; b ca 1748; md Philipini ; w.p. 1831 4. Margaret Price; b ca 1750; md Parker Lucas 5, George Price; b ca 1752 6. Agnes Price; b ca 1759; md 1780 Thomas Hale; w.p. 6 Sep 1841. 7. Jacob Price; b 1760; md 10 Sep 1790 Hannah Harless. 8, Elizabeth Price; b ca 1761; md 1782 William Lucas 43 �1'1" 1\ L/\C H IA 1 9, John Henry Pric e ; b ca 1766 ; md 2 Dec 179 1 10. Christian Pric e ; b ca 1769 : md 3 ·lay 1794 OTE.. c cr · ~';: > o ~ n.1.1...y 1 ; r 1 . ·: o f om All dltes of birth of ch are approximate fr o m y ea .; o.L· m.:i.. r l agc - othe om assumption a child may have been born every two y can> . v ld ' : , i.t1f All ch deposition in Augus ta Co. records and Jacob ' s fro m r i c r arnil y r ord . born in Augusta Co., Va . +=================================================== ================= =========== Following from ANDREAS KI LLIAN 1702-1788 - - His Anc es torc-- & George W. Killian, publi s~ed 1969 . ·- c nda nt by WILL OF PIONEER: ANDREAS KILLIAN ; wri tten 22 S ept 17 8 5 , pro a t e d 17 88 . In the name of God I Andrew Killian of th e County of L i ncoln in the ta te of North Carolina, b e ing s ick. nf body bu t of ound a nd di s posing .~ rnory , do make and ordain thi s my La::i t Wir.l and 'T.'e..c::.tamen.t .Ln manner a. id form a f olloweth (to wit) After all my lawful debts are p a id , which I a llow to be p a i d o ut of t he debts now due to me; I give to Mary my belove d wif e th e ol e an d prop e r u se of the house in which I now live with the b enefi t of a garden on e hal f a cre of the tendable land, firewood, etc . Enduring her n a tura l l i f e to ge the r with the gray mare and c olt and her choic e of a ny of my milk cows with h e r c a l f and wintering for the same on my plantation yearly a s lon g as s h e l iv es , a nd als o twelve bushels of wheat, seventy bus hel s of Indi a n c orn, a nd two hundred we ight of hog mea t t o be paid her annu a lly by my s on s Ianiel Kil l ian a nd Samuel Killian jointly as long as she lives , or otherwi se enduring h er wid°"hood, likewise her bed and furnitur e , s pinning wheel, a nd s u ch part of my pe.wter and dressar furniture as she ma y desi re, and s uch other part of my household furniture as she ma y reasonably need for housekeepin g , the se things to be for her only proper u se and behoof forever. I give to my son-in-law Michael Price the husband of my daughter Margaret QD.e shilling s terling. I give to my son Leonard Killian one shilling sterling. I give to my s on John Killian one shilling sterling. I give to my son-in-law William Lewin husband of my daughter Jean one shilling sterling. I give to my daught e r Crate Hager one shilling s terling. I given to my s on Andrew Killian one shilling s terling. I give to my s on George Killian one shilling sterling. I give to my s on-in- law James Pri thet (sic in the copy from which this is copied; but the name is u s ually understood to be Pritchet) husband of my daughter Brina one s hilling s terling. I give to my s on funiel Killian one half of all my land in fair di vi s ion, quant.i ty a nd quality considered together with one seventh part of all the profits aris ing from the sale or division of my unbequeathed moveabl: estate and outs tanding d e bts, whom I a l s o appoint one of my Executors of this my last Will and Testament. I give to my son Samuel Killian the one half of all my land s in fair di vi si on with his brother funiel Killian together with one se venth part of my unbequeathed personal es t a te whom I likewise appoint one of my Executors of �-- -..:::::: YIRCI N IA APPA LACHIAN NQ TE S t h is my l ast ~i ll a nd Te t a ment . I g iv e to my so .. -i :i -la w John Bar ri nge r hus b a nd of my daughter Christina ( Catrina ) o ~ v nth part of my unbeq u ea t he d pers onal estate. I g i v c to my :..;o n- i n -la w Michael Houk hu s ba nd of my da u g hter Elisabeth one se v enth pa r t of my unbeq u e athed es t a te a nd outs t a nding deb ts . I g iv e to y g r a .ds on Andrew Killian s on of my son Andrew Killian one four teenth pa rt of my nb e queathed pers o na l es t a te . g ive to my g rand on Ian i e l Killia n s on of my s on Andrew Killian one fou rt eenth p a rt of my unbeq u ea t hed pe rs ona l : es t a te . I I l i ke wi e g iv e to my p ers o nal e s t a te . on Ge orge Killia n one seventh of my unbequeathed I li ke wi s e g i ve t o my s o n- i n - law J a mes Pritc het one seventh part of my pers o na l e s tate no t h ere to f ore bequ e a thed , etc . Rat i fy i ng and c on f i rmi ng thi s a nd no other to be my l as t Will and Testament, in t e s timo ny o f wh i ch I ha v e unto se t my hand and s eal in the year of our Lord on e thou sand se v e n hu nd r ed a nd e i g hty -five on the twenty-second day of September in the n i n th y ea r of th e Ameri c a n Ind e penda nce. Andrew Killian seal J acob Ki llian ; Jo s e ph S t ee l. The as s o c i a tion would ceas e a s s oon as they had enter ed . The thea ters finally a b a ndon e d th e s ham a nd provided a s upervi sed " c hildren's section". Cletus ' theory here i s mo s t interest ing. · It might account for no list showing the · arrival of And reas ' wife and daughter Elizabeth. That is, they might have come lat e r and been "a tta ched" as wife a nd daughter to some friend who was making the trip.) Doubtless many of the young people among the early immigrants practic ed a like dodge to avoid certain otherwise very unpleasant experiences at the port of en try. Several of the learned articles in the proceedings of the Pennsylvania German Society suggest that such "dodges" were fairly common to e s cape the cruel indenture system then in vogue. I cannot find a ny indentured Killian, nor were any of them redemptioners. Thi s clearly indicates that a ll of them were, compa ratively, wealthy. Many of them seem to ha ve been fairly expert in avoiding taxes, yet when they were assessed the ir taxe s , as a rule, were considerably above the average of the local inha bi tan t s . H7 2. On page 5 (para J4) you mention the "Sa lem Church", I strongly suspect that thi s c hurch was formerly known as the "Old Dutch Meeting House " which was located about e l even miles east of Lincolnton on the old highway . The deed to thi s property i s said to have been given by Adam Cloninger to the "German Congregation of Killian's Se ttl e me nt." It is my impression that I have seen a hi s tori cal en try in so me Colonial Record that this church was organized at about the time that the Kil li a ns moved into North Carolina; howe ver, I made no note of it. Thi s i s ola t e d fact may enable you to more accurately locate the firs t Kil lians in North Carolina. One might suspect from this that the Andrew (Andre as . . . . . . . . . . ) Killian f ami ly was quite religious , or a ny ra t e very s tri ct c hurch attend ant s . The reverse , however, would seem to be the case . I hav e found no record of e ither baptis ms or confirmations of a ny of Andreas Killi a n ' s exten s ive fami l y in any church in Pennsylvania. Unfortuna tely there are s till a nu mber of the r ecords of the earl y churches to be publis hed. �46 H8 J, On page 3 (para 11) there i s !3. mere mention of · a r ga r et !--:illi a a d her marriage to Michael Price, ev en the date of the marri age i .ot g i e n . It seems very likely that Andreas Killian did not get to ;0 rt . Ca r ol ina until some time in the forties. Thi s would make Margaret more th.an 2 0 y ea r o a ge . Is it not likely that Andreas l ived for a time in the hena ndoa h a ll cy? any of the Penns ylvania emigrants from Pennsylvania to orth c a olina did that . A similar situation existed when the Killian s migrated beyond the Alleghenies · Many of them stopped for a time in Tennessee , Kentucky , o io , and Illi ois ?efore making permanent homes i n Arkansas , Missouri , Iowa , etc . If Andreas lived for a time in Virginia, or Maryl and , then i s i t not likely that argaret met her husband there and stay ed while the f amily , as a whole , mo v ed onward ? (There a re three pages reproduced from THE ANNALS OF LINCOLN COUNTY (North Carolina) on the Killian Family -- but I am not sure about reproducin g the m . here, The complete manusc ript will be p l aced in the Virginia Room ~f the main Roanoke City Public Library· We thank Mr s Neuenschwander f o r al lowin g u s t) publish this material which we believe will be of grea t he l p to many people --== ======= ====================================~=== ================== == ======= =-- HALIS CHURCH, NORTH FORK ROANOKE RIVER BY Marvin U Neighbors Asa = Hall :::; New York = Pvt N y Regt = Rev• War = March 1841 5Not~: bro. of Jesse; md Sarah Adams & Mary Van Over 180 2 ; ch 1/md: .David, m, my, Eliz'b, Sarah, Sussannah, Lucinda, Asa Jr; ch z/md: Benj 'm, Martha, Christina, Mary) = Jan 8 1856 = July 26 1933 Nannie D Austin = June 28 1845 = Oct 25 1931 William T Austin Lucinda Shoemate= Mar 29 1839 =died •• 1920 Sallie Eleanor = wife of = S. J. Deyerle = born = Sept 18 1 866 Aug 12 1891 = born = July 1810 = died = Apr 7 1880 Rozanah Womack = born = Jan 11 1821 = died = Mar 12 1857 Wil l i am C Alls = born = Sept 10 1844 = died = Mar 9 1934 Mrs Susan = Virginia Alls = sept 17 1846 = Dec 8 1897 Jesse Womack Charles T. fvii ller William = 1816 Sessler = 1802 - 1889 (1862) - 1883 = died �VlRGINJA AP l)AL6CH IAN N O f E) E FREEDMEN IDENTI TI ES P:trt III - elected S l a veowner s , 1860 contin cd from Fe , 1979 by R. Boulton Di kcn.,on , 1 8 Omi ~c. ion * e ntral Ave ., S ta t e n I s l and , N. Y. 10J 01 rrom Part II , p 6 , Feb . , 1979 . a ll ahan , Willii1.m M. 5 , Le wi ::-: Bri ggs , 1866 - ::.. 4 , freeb orn , Roan oke Co ; md . 1 May 1861 Harri e t t J enning ( L~ , ampbell Co ., l a t owner Wi l l i a m M. Ca lla han , Shawsvill e, Mont g omery o . ) Explanation s : A b CF d D FN L m N 0 p s - - - Age of per.on in 1860 cen s u s ill t e born Ca s h va lu e of f a rm in agricultu re cen s u s , 1860 illte of Dea th Dwe ll in g ho u se number in ord e r of c en s u s v i s ita tion, 1860 Fa rm not li s t ed by n a me in agri c ultu r e censu s , 1860 Lo cation or Po s t Offic e Address , 1860-1 867 ( AS ) - All egh eny Springs - 1867 DV - Dry Vall ey Bl - Bl ac k s b u rg LA Laf aye t te ( BS ) - Bi g Sprin gs - 1867 LM - Lovel y Mou n t Ch - Chri s ti a n s b urg (P ) - Pilot 1867 ( CD ) - Cent ra l De pot - 1867 Sh - Shawsvill e CS - Chil dres s S tore Sn - Sn owvill e , Pulas ki Co · ill t e ma rri e d Na me s of s l a v e owners , 1860 cen s u s Occupa tio n of s l ave own e r, 1860 BC - Ba nk Cas hier HK - Hote l Ke e p er BT - Bank Te ll er Li - Livery Ca - Carpent e r Lw - Lawy e r CC - Cl e r k , Cou nty and Mt - Merchant Ci rc uit Court NCL - No Occupation Li s ted DS - Deputy S h e riff Ov - Overseer F - Fa rmer Ph - Physician Pers o nal Prope rty Va lue, 1860 Num ber of s laves owned, 1860 S ources : Gray , Rev . Ro b e rt - The Mc Gavo c k Family, Richmond , Va . , 1903 Hardes ty ' s Hi s torica l a nd Ge ographical Encyc lop edia, New Yo r k, 1884 Mont g o mery Co . Ci rc ui t Court Clerk's Office , Chri s tia n sbu rg, Ma rri age a nd Dea t h Regi s ters, Will Books . S l a v e a nd Free S chedul es and Ag riculture Cens u s, 1860 Pa rt III - S e l ected Mo ntgome ry Co . Re sident Sl aveown e r Rel at e d I n forma ti on D s 14J8/21 249/1J N Ami ss , Edwin J . 0 A F 50 p 45, 000 CF L J 6 , 27 0 Bl Anders on, Ge orge W. 41 F 20,000 17, 500 Emp loy ed 4 s l aves of illni e l A. Lan g horne of Lyn c hburg . s �48 VIR C I D 0 A p Barnett , Charles T. F J2 -oo i. ~ . ooo Barne t t , Jo hn D. F' 60 7 , 00 J , 000 S 246/2 250/4 251 / 7 612/7 IA A P A LA CH IAN NOTE N Ca llahan , Wi lliam M. F 41 Le wi s Bri ggs 19 , Mulatto , laborer , i L {y , ooo ram ·' 9 1 , 700 hou:; .hold . Childress , William M. N. F JJ 6 , 000 , 800 h Paris Lawren c e J O, l a bor e r , whit e , l i ted in hou c.c hold ( a me 1865 - 35 mul. , 1867- 40 mul. ) 696/4 1163/18 75/2 313/16 1079/26 354/9 705/6 510/11 136/48 Currin, Waddy George F 4J 6 , 600 25 , 6 00 Ch Tu.vis, William F 57 17 , 5 00 1 5 , 000 L ( BS ) Tu.vis, Willia m F 42 6 , 000 J , 000 NOL 68 2 , 5 00 Es kridge , Al exand e r p F 2 0 , 000 Faullm.er, William Ov 54 55 Franci s , Mil es F 64 JS 6 , 700 12 , 000 Edmonds on, Maria ame Ch LA/ S h 61 , 400 Bl Ch 5 , 65 0 Ch Grays on, John F 2 6 , 00 0 Sn Als o e mployed one s lave own ed by Mrs Sara h Ve rmi l lion of Pu l a s k i Co , Ch ( P ) J0,000 Guerrant, Will iam G F 31 47 , 000 r. Feb 19, 1829, Franklin Co,, Va . 632/17 1084/3 1570/35 460/23 923/123 315/J 1126/ 1541/1 0 150/14 999/ 4 78/ 23 59/ 10 578/ 1 Harvey, Nathani e l B F 41 2 7, 5 50 Jos eph Ialy, 40, Mulatto in hou s ehold. cs Hen derson, James M HK Bl Hog e, Iani e l Howe F 50 49 8 ,000 37, 5 00 40, 000 J1' 125 Bl Kent, Hugh McGavock F 60 8, 000 Ch 22 b 12 Apr 1800; md. Ann Christian Bratton on 4 JulY 1 8 ; d J1 Ma y 187 0; b rother of James R Kent. William C Campbell, male mulatto, painter, in household. Kent, James Randel F 67 1 95 , 7 50 12 5, 840 Bl (CD) b 23 Oct 1792 ; md Ma ry Cloyd J1 Mar 1818; d 29 MaY 1 86 7 Sh Kent, J os e ph F 62 1, 500 In home of Hugh Crockett Bl Ken t, Sarah M (nee Ronald) NOL 50 Wi dow of Robert Kent. Kirby, James W. F 60 Lipsc ombe, Robe rt K F McDonal d, John A F 52 43 59 11,000 12,000 2 ,750 3 1,000 Montague, Ri ce D F Sa muel Campbe ll 55 , mula tto , in s ame hous ehold Mont ague , Wi lliam McC F 34 Morga n , John W F 27 1,5000 8,800 12 ,000 Bl 7, ooo 49,000 Bl 40 , 000 Ch J, 2 00 cs Ch Ch �VIRGINIA APPAL6C HIAN _t-30TE S D r ..... .i 1080/27 b d 11 28/ 13 333/ 21 12S1/ 6 49 0/4 1065/JJ 1063/7 0 1027/4 48/7 707/8 706/19 49/4 205/2 11 58/4 49 0 A p Pe k , Will i a m H Bl BC 42 , 5000 5 , 265 Ca s hi er , F'arme r s Bank Peyton , Ben j a mi n H Sh 40,000 F 16 , 000 56 Peyton , Ann F 3 , 5000 45 John "'a nd e r s J7 , male , mulatto , b l acks mith in same hou sehold . Pepper , J o hn La 15,000 F 6 ,000 77 Lafaye tt e v illage reputed t o ha v e b een l a id out by John Pepper Pepper , Willi a m R cs 4,500 P-F 41 7 ,000 Pr es ton , Rob e rt Taylor Bl 44 , 000 F 37 , 5000 51 b 26 Ma y 1809 , S mithfi e l d , Montg ome ry Co, Va ; Col. C. S . A. Radford , John Bl a ir LM (CD) 40 , 000 F- P 75,000 47 b 26 Apr 181J , Lynchbu rg ; md Eli z abeth Campbell Tayl or 31 May 18J6; d J O J u n 1872 Ribb l e , He nry F- P 51 6 , 000 10, 000 Bl Ann Ma re s , JS , Bl ack ; Ma r gar e t Ma r es J , Bl ack ; Char l es Mares, 1 Mul a t to , in s a me house hold. S hi e l ds , Ha milton S mith, Floyd w. DS so 8 ,000 12 , 800 S mith , Willi a m F SS ( 186S ) Smith, Wil l i a m T 20 b J a n 17, 1840, md Nickettie Harvey 28 Fe b of Will i a m Smith . Subl e tt , Samue l F Taylor , Henry F Emp l oyer of one s l ave owned by 43 5,550 57 4 ,850 s. 186S ; Ch Ch Ch Capta i n CSA; s on Wa d e , J a mes M c 2 ,900 10,000 (AS ) La Thomas of Mi s s ouri . Taylor , Wil l iam 71/10 13,250 9,000 S t a pl es , Wa l ter Re dd Lw J3 35,000 20,000 Ch Fa nn in S ha ws vil l e or Lafayet t e; 3 s l aves at hot e l , o thers in the c ountry ; live d a t hotel of Thomas Wilson i n 1860. 661/10 1246/J Ch 7 , SOO BT Taylor, Mary (n e e Craig ) NOL 64 7,8SO widow of Creed Tay lor ; will fil ed Nov . 1872 639/2 L t oy , J ame" H 20 , 000 FP 15,000 Bl 1::2 Jan 1 25 , Bedford Co , Va ; md Ma ry Loui sa Kent 23 Jan 1855; 17 My 1896 . 511/8 82/5 1067/40 CF F 60 11,750 cc 36 73 3,500 J 0,000 Sn 8, 2SO Wa d e , Ma ry (n ee Dou g l ass ) NOL d 7 Oc t 1864, pneumonia ; Fr eed a ll s laves in will of will e d r eal es tate to nephe w, Ha mil ton D Wa d e. DV Ch 3 Bl Au g 1864, Wa de , Hamil ton D F 24 1, 800 Inh e rit e d r eal es t a t e of Aunt, Mary Wad e 81 Wa ll, Elija h F 47 J ,000 8,820 Emp l oyed one s l a ve own e d by J J Burdi n , 'Tu.zewell Co. DV Was key , Pre s ton Ca 40 Wood s , Li 47 Th o ma s D la 22 ,000 Ch B �50 VI RC l N 11\ AJlP ,\L1 Note: This concludes t he three pa rt a r ticle o ''. · om Richard Boulton Dic enson. The a rticl e i c · a pre J i mi Black Appalachian origins , wi t h s e le cted fre See ad in this iss u e for orderin g th e compl t d ======================================= ==========- o~ . titie ·r ~ - -~ - =. ! " e ook of l a v eowners . ==-=== === RO A ~·o KE SA lJR;) AY l F:·J I E'A ( ori Linal in t. h e Vi r - i n ia rt o o::) Saturday, Dec 16 , 1882 . l""ROJ.! TEX.A .. i : Virgini ans in the Lon e .:>tar State __ t. n ei r o c c u_ at ions , Loc at ion s and p rosp ects. Sp ecial t o t n e J aturday '.. ev ie\.J · . Lanc a ster, Dec 9 : J:lr H C Chap r:J.an , o f F r an:-(l i n c o , Va , arr i v e d h ere a few C.:i.,ys ago -- far:lily will j oin him ___ he wil l no t r eturn to .- a bef ore early sur.1mer o f next year ---I!..r b B Griffin formerly of Gog insville, Va ____ conv icted o f theft --- l:liss Lee Poage eldest daughter o f L r J a.r.:ies Po ag e, f ormer ly o f R o an o k e county , Va, md Mr. Sam Nace --------J::r. 1,Jilt z St i ff , of Lib erty, Va, ------------l'<rs. Mary L Taylor of n oanoke, v a r.er sister Ers. Rosa Fra.riklin----- returnin c to Va in .J an. hr. 'I' E n ow ling , of Liberty, -----Mr Gra.nville T 0-wens, of Albermarle, Va --------Howe Y Peyton CRAIG COUl hY Lightr.lan Caldwell was convicted of petit larceny ----Mr Andrew Huffman from Broad Run fr om war o f 1812 98 years old --- draws pension Hi ss Salli e Greenway daughter of H George Greeni.ta.Y, of the Revolutionary war still ling ers with us at the age of' 102 , and Sa.rah l../iley her relat ive - 99 years. ::JtR.RIAG E ·,- s amue1 F New of Roanoke and Hiss Li zzi e Cox, o f LVTlchourg 1.r ,.,.· md R Tues L w Dec 1 3 at the resid ence of Hr R L .W aldron bride's uncle, oy ev Bates ~f t h e Methodist Pr ot estant chu.r-ch. ' l"·:X- Georg e C Huff'. o cf . ?..~~o Y..~, and 1'.is s Alice Blanch Vinyard, daughter c f I ·,: '.~ ir...;; c-.r d , a :. .is:.·s :n.c... Tu e£ Dec 12 by Rev. \1 c Ca.I!;)belJ. . �l ! KC IN 1,1\. A PP :\L :\CH IAN NOIC) ) 1 50 K :lE VIEWS I DIA lA ,... U:i E B K I . 'earching '~ or an cestors i n Indiana ? You must n ot mi ss The Indian a .; our I , genealogical materia l from the Hoosier Genealogis_i, 1961-19 6 . Recor ~..; ir lude Bi le , ce metery , fam ily , i n t estates , marriages, school en~;u:~ , Lra L ook.::i , voter li ts an d will s . County record s a e f"rom the follo wi ng aunties : Allen , Blackford, Cass , Clinton, Iaviess , Dela ware , Elkha rt , Floyd , Ful t on , Gr eene , Harrison , Hendricks, Henry, J asper , Ko~ uiu-ko , Grange , LaPorte , Lawrence , Madison, Mo rgan, Marion , Marshall , .i a rni , ontgornery , oble , Orange , Posey , Putnam , Rush , Scott, Shelby , S teuben , Tippc anoe , Vi go , Wa rren , fa hi ngt on , Wells , and Whitley. Fam ily r ecord. in the follo win g na mes are f ound : Bland , Buchanan, Collett, Dixo n , Elli s , _,a t s , Ha , Hopkin , J a mes , Jordan , Jus tice, McCammon, Mo rrison, Nearon , Patt rson , Pra ther , S i te , Smith , Stapp , Straugh , Ward and Wright . Th ere i s no genera l in ex , but most ect ion s a re arranged in good order. Order from the Indi a n a Hi s torica l Society , J 15 West Ohio St ., Indianapolis, In. 46202 * * * REYNOLIB AND McGUIRE ANCES TOR by William W. Reynolds . The ancestors of the Reynolds and McGuir fa mil ies , ac cording to thi s study, were primarily English, Iri s h or S co tch-Iri s h a nd German . They first settl e d in Virginia and Pennsylv a ni a . The Reyno lds b egan wi th Tho mas Reynolds between 16J5-45 as listed in early p asse n ger li s t s , se ttlin g f irst in York County , Virg inia. The name appeared in Lo ui sa , Han ov e r , and Fluvanna Counties of Virginia. They moved s lowly wes twa rd , go in g as far wes t as Wythe a nd Tazewell Counties. The McGuire name was fo und i n ma ny co loni·a1 Pennsylvani a r ecords . The first McGuire record located in Virgini a was west of the Blu e Ridge Mountains in Augus t a County in 1754 . Thi s was Jo hn Mc Guire. In 1770-1 773, James, Laurence, Cornelius a nd Willia m McGuire a ppea r e d on the tax lists in Botetourt County, and l a t er in Mont gomery County. Peter Cos t of this line built a two-story s tone hou se on Burkes Ga rd en Creek in 1812 in Tazewell County. The house was s till s t a ndin g a nd in g ood condit ion in 1976. The Reynolds -McGuire ances tors in c luded the names of Brown, Cl yce, Lavis, Driscoll , Fo s t e r, Ga rla nd, Gillock, Gose, Karnes, Kennon, Ki nser, Lewis, McGuire, Moorman, Morri s , Old, Owen , Prest on, Reynolds, Thomason , Turner, Wade, Whisman, and many oth ers . Family ances tor charts are includ e d, and migration paths are shown on Virginia maps . The source s of information are well documented. The book has a paper cover, illu s tration s , and has 95 pages. Limited copi e s of the book a re available, price As kham Driv e , Cary , N . C. 27511. 101J * * $5 .00, from William W Reynolds, * DESCEN DANTS OF DOS WELL ROGERS by El eanor Ro gers Edmondson. "Good reader , blame What not the wrytt er for that tha t is myss ing in this booke is not hi s faulte. he ha th founde - - as nere as possybell h e could he ha th set down. " (From a 1582 Engli s h Pari s h Reg i s ter. ) Doswell Rogers I, the earliest known ancestor, i s first located in public tax records in Pittsy lvani a County, Virginia. He and his s on William li ved in s outhwes tern Virg i n i a , coun ties of Botetourt, Fin castl e, Montgomery, Russell �52 Vl ~C I I A A PI") , L AC H I A NOTES · and Lee, and wer,e Patriots· of the American Revo l uti on . Th e wi l l o i l liam Rogers was proved in White County , Tenness e e , in Jan u a ry , 1 8 2 , a nd a mes his sixteen children. Hawkins County , Tennessee , i s said to b e t e death place o f old Doswell Rogers I. From early records of Virg inia and Ten nes s ee to the p r e e n t , b ir th d a t e , p laces of birth, marriages and familie s of descendan t s of Do we l l Ro ge a r e r e corded . Over 4, 000 names are includ ed in this publica ti o n . Alli e d f a mili e inc l u d e Brown, Connor, furr, Deakins , Hatfield, Hicks , Hi l l , Ho well , Ke l l , Lu k , a rti Maxwell, Moore, Sitton, Thurman , Vandergrift and Worl ey . Ma ny of t h e ear l y families lived in Hickory Valley of Whit e County , in th e S e quatchi e Va lley north of Chattanooga, and in northwestern Georgia , f rom whe r e the y mi g ra ted across t he United States. The book has 213 pages, a hard cover, an appendix , i l l u s tra tio ns , Li b rary of Congress cataloging, bibliography and is completely ind exed. It ma y be ord e red from Mrs. Eleanor Rogers Edmondson, 2803 Byron Av enu e , Od essa , Te xas 79762 · The price is $18.00. All of the above books were gifts to the Southwes tern Virginia Geneal o g ica l Society by the authors and the copies have been placed in the Virginia Ro om of the main Roanoke City Public Library. ---==================== ========================================================--BOHON I am writing in regards to MARRIAGE BONIB & MINISTER RETURNS OF ROANOKE CO, VA. 1838-1852 copied by Marvin U Neighbors. The record of BOHON• James & Sarah Frances Owens md 30 June 1853 by Wm L Hatcher has a note at the bott~rn of this page (J6) that gives the name as John c Bohon. This John. C Bohon is not correct. This is my ancestor and I have several records, besides my grandmother also told me, that his name was James Clark Bohon. I might also mention that thi s s urname is found in the Roanoke and Botetourt County records spelled Bowhan, Baughhan, Baughan, Broughhon, Baughan, Beaughhon~ Bohorne, _ Bohan, Burhon. Thi s is a good example of the variation of spelling of a s u r name in the early records. In 1655 (1658 ?) a patent for 250 acres was given to James Boughan for the transportation of five pers ons. He had four sons: James, John, Henry an~ Alexander. This land was in Rappahannock County, Va. Further re s earch i s needed to prove that he was the ancestor of the Bohon familY of Botetourt and Roanoke Counties, Va.= Barbara Thom, 160? Orchard Hts. Rd NW, Salem, OR 97304 �53 = The death register usually included the following columns line no. = name =white = colored : free - slave= name of the owner of slave= sex: mal e - female = date of death = place of death = name of disease or cause of dea t h = age : ye ar - month - day = parents = where born = occupation = consort or unmarried = name of person giving information and designation of informant whet her physician, surgeion, coroner, head of the f ami 1 Y, etc. After th~ Ci vi 1 War, the data 'for 5 laves was tllken off of the register book s . Abbreviations: d - died; cd -cause of death; p - parents; b - born; RC - Roano ke Co, Va; y - year; mo(s) - month(s); da - days; c - consort; o - oc cupation; inf- person giving information DEATH BOOK of ROANOKE a:>, VA for 1853 - 1881 copi ed by Marvin U Neighbors = 4mos = p David & Mligdalen Brumbaugh = b RC 2. Melvin a Dea t on = d Apr 1853 = cd spasm = 1 da p John Jr & Eliza Deat on = b RC *3. Harri et Hardy= d Aug 1853 = 2 y = p Robert & Tanzey Hardy= b RC 4. Sus 8 n Ray = d Dec 28, 18~3 cd scarlet fever =6 y p Jub1l & Ann Ray = b RC 5. Clementin e Fowler = d Apr 26, 1853 = cd typhoid fever = 29 Y = P George & Nan c y Steel = c Henry Fowler = b RC 6. Charles White = d July 6, 1853 = cd pneumonia= 9 y = p George & Mary White = b Botetourt~. 7. Mary J Shartzer = d Oct 14, 1853 = cd croup= 2y7mo p William & Eliz abet h Shartzer b RC 8. Angeline Gibs on Apr 1853 cd croup = 3 da p Tazewell & Catharine Gibson = b RC 9. Joseph Johnston = d Dec 1853 cd croup 1 y = p Lewis & Mary Johnston = b RC 10. Mary A Oyler = d Aug 1853 = cd Flux = 5 mos p Abraham & Elsey Oyler = b RC 11. Mary Gish = d Aug 1853 = cd flux = 7 mos = p Abraham & Janette Gish= b RC 12. Eliza Trout d Apr 3, 1853 cd typhoid = 33 y p Henry & Susan Shaver = c John Trout 13. Charles Moomaw = d Dec 2, 18!>3 cd scarlet fever = 8 Y P Mark & Mary Moo maw b RC 14. John Moomaw d Dec 2, 1853 = scarlet fever cd 10 mos P Mark & Mary Moomaw b RC 15. Columbia Anderson = d June 20, 1853 = cd flux 3 mos 3 da p John & Elizabeth Anderson = b RC 16. William Johns ton = d June 8, 1853 cd tyPhoid pneumonia 52 y p John & Elizabeth Johns ton = c Lucy Johnston o farmer b Augusta Co, Va inf John Johnston, son 17. Samuel R Kern = d Sept 16, 1853 =Cd scarlet fever 6 y 7 mos p J acob & Hannah Kern = b RC 18. Catherine Rudd e ll = Apr 6, 1853 cd old age = 80 y = p Michael & Catharine Rader c Andrew Rudd el l = b Shenandoah Co, Va inf Micha e l Ruddell, son 19 . Lucy Johnston d Oct 22, 1853 cd scarlet fever 13 mos p John & Catherine Johnston . J. ~} cd scarlet few~r 1. William A Brumbaugh = d Aug 1853 = cd diarrhea = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = VIRGINIA APPALACHl6N NOTE) = = = = = �54 = cd measles d = c d brain 20 . Henry Leonard = d Feb 1853 = 21 . 22. 23 . 24. 25 . 26 . 27 . 28 . 29 . 30 . 3 1. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. = S mo s = p George An n Leo nard b RC Henry Brown= May 27, 1853 fever = lly 10 mos = p John R C & Mary Brown Sarah Jeter d Sept 23, 1853 = c d inf !amatory rheumatism = 4 9 y = p Sam & Fanny White c Ira J e t er Robert Campbell = d Aug 17, 1853 cd tyµhoid fever = 2 4y p John & Mildred Campbe ll not marri ed Mary Campbell= d Sept 1, 1853 c d pneumonia 14y p John & Mildred Campbell b RC Edward Campbell = d Mar 10, 1853 = cd pneumonia = ly 2mos = p J o hn & Ann Campbell b RC Mary Board d Dec 9, 1853 = cd consu mption 22y p Jos eph & --Duckwiler = c Green Board Kate Gutherie d Feb 16, 1853 cd meas l es = ly 6mos = p David & Jane A Gutherie b RC Mary E Parrish d July 30, 1853 = cd f lu x = 10 da = p Ab ner & Ann Parrish b RC - ----- Dinwiddie = d Dec 1853 cd unknown = Id a = p J W & Ja n e DinwiddJ.e b RC (Joel W Di nwiddie ) Robert Campbell d Ju ly 30 , 1853 cd flux 7y p John & Mary Campbell b RC Martha J Mitchel l = d Au gu st 26, 18S3 cd flux = 3y 3mos 9 d a p Wi lliam D & Eliza Mitch e ll Harriet A Huff d J uly 1853 cd pneumonia = 19y p James C & Jame Huff Robert Mumbrel l d Jan 6 , 1853 = c d s crofu l a 3y 9 mos = p Gabriel & Susan Mpmbrell b RC James W Weast d Oct 10, 185 3 = c d scarlet fever 3y 10 mos p Samuel & Mary Weast b RC George J Shank d J uly 185 3 c d measles ly Imo p Davi d & Sarah Shank b RC ----- Gordon = d Aug 1853 = cd s till born :::: p S i meon & Gordon :: b RC Lucy Gordon = d June 1853 c d c onsumpt ion 60 y = p -- - -- & Jane Tate = inf Simeon Gordon, s on SallY Ronk = d Dec 31 , 1853 = c d con s umpt i o n ::: 42 y 4 mos = p John & Catharine Ron k = j ~nf William Ro nk , nephew Ann L Meadow d J u n 25, 1853 = c d child b e d ::: 35y 5mos 4 da p Daniel & Elizabeth J ames = c Ewe ll Mead ow William Meadow d May 29, 18~3 = cd c holorea :::: 4 mo s 8da = p Ewell & Ann Meadow = b RC Charles L Terry = d Aug l~, 1853 cd unknown ::: 2 mo s 1 d a = p John & Elizabeth Terry b .RC Catharine Cockrell d June, 1853 cd u nknown ::: 5 mo s p George & Margaret Cockrell b RC Michael Trout d no date cd unknown 73 y ::: p n o t g i ven o farmer:::: widowed =. inf Alexander Trout, son. (wi fe S ara h) Patterson Hannah d May 17, 1 8~3 = cd unknown == no a g e given= no parents given inf F Rorer, son-i n - l aw. Virginia L Pitzer = d Apr 17, 1853 cd unknown 3y 2mos 22da = p Andrew & Martha Pitzer = b RC George W Puckett = d Mar 1853 = cd unknown 2Y 7 mos p Samue 1 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 45. 46 .. = = = & Susan Puckett 47 .. Eleanor Dulaney =d = Oct 6, 1854 cd typhoid Fever & E lizabeth Dulaney not married = )' IRG INIA A PPA LACH!t\t;j NOTES. = = 23y = p E R �Death Book Roan oke Co, Va = = = = = = 48. E Dulaney d Nov 6 , 185 4 = cd typhoid fever '20y 6mos p E R& Elizabeth Dulaney= o saddler 49. Ann J Thurman = June 25, 1854 = cd flux = 15 mos 15 da = p Clifton 8. Mary Thurman = b RC 50. J S Humphries = d Sept 16, 1854 = cd whooping cough = 5 mos = R John 8. Eliza Humphries = b RC 51. Charles S Coffman = d July 1, 1854 = cd whooping cough & flux = 2y ll mos 9da = p D A & Rebeckah Coffman = b RC 52. Sarah E Coffman = d July 8, 1854 = cd whooping cough & flux = lOmo p D A & Rebeckah Coffman = b RC 53. W Gree n Hurt = d Oct 9 , 1854 = cd flux = 2y lmo = p P H 8. Nancy Hurt = b RC = lived on Back Creek 54. Eva Hurt = d Mar 1854 = cd scarlet fever = 2y lmo = p J W & Susan Hurt = b RC 55. John Hervey??? d Dec 22, 1854 = cd unknown 5mos 26da p J M Jr & Julia Harlowe = b Salem 56. Hannah ----d June 24, 1854 cd Bowells = 2mos lOda p Arthur M 8. Fanny M Lavey? Leevey = b Salem 57. James Washington Hatcher= d Aug 18, 1854 cd flux= 8y 8mos 12da = p W L & Nancy Hatcher = b at the Bend of the River 58. Martha Ann Hatcher = d Sept 5, 1854 = By Bmos 12da = p W L & Nancy Hatcher = b at the bend of the River - cd flux 59. Charles Owens = d Aug 15, 1854 = cd flux = 13 y 6mos = p Catharine Owens = inf William Owens, cousin = b at the Bend of the River 60. Thomas J Owens = d Aug 16, 1854 = cd flux = 9y lOmos p William 8. Lucinda Owens = b at the Bend of the River 61. Jacob Kent = d Aug 1854 cd tyPhoid fever 23 y = p John & Jane Kent = d on Roanoke River = b Montgomery Co = o Merchant c dead 62. John Goff = d Aug 30, 1854 = cd ~ropsey = 85y = p Ambrose & Mary Goff = d on Roanoke River = b Bedford Co = o farmer 63. Laura J M Bandy d Feb 19, 1854 cd scarlet Fever = 2y = P ~ & Judy Bandy b Bedford Co 64. Mary Jane Goodwin = d Feb 16, 1854 cd unknown 6y p John & Elizabeth Goodwin b Roanoke Co 65. Georgeann Miller d June 28, 1854 = cd scarlet fever = 3y 3mos = p George & Sarah J Miller = b Roanoke C. 66. John Rann = d Sept 13, 1854 = cd old age = Bly 2mos 24d = p Baines & Leaty Rann = b Maryland o tanner c M Magdalen inf Isaac T Rann, son 67. Elizabeth Petty= d Oct 14, 1854 cd flux & dysentary 70y = p ------ Johnston = c Abner Petty = b Mecklenburg 66. Armstead A Deaton =d Dec 22, 1854 cd pneumonia = 8 mos = p J C & Eliza b RC 67. B F Brown= d May 10, 1854 = cd --5mo 3 da p Noah S & Susan BroYt'll = b RC 68. Alphus Brosius d Aug 1854 = cd flux 4y lmo p Jacob & Sarah Brosius = b RC 69. Saloma Benson? d Jan 1854 = cd croup = 5mos p Nob & Elizabeth Benson = inf Mrs Crawford, grandmother b RC 70. Berry D Bussey = d Oct 1854 cd flux = 2y 3mos = p William & Martha Bussey = inf Mrs Crowder, grandmother b RC 71. Nancy Black = d July 1854 cd diseased liver 68y p Ja cob Good b RC 72. Laura Ann Alexander = d Oct 13, 1854 cd unknown 6mos = p W J & Sarah J Alexander. 73. Siva Victoria Cawley? = d July 28, 1854 = cd dysentary ly 2mos 23da = p W 8. Susan Cawley b RC = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = VIRGINIA APPALACt-iJ~ . t! QTE~ = = = = �death book of Roanoke Co, Va = = 74. William D Nabors = d Sept 18!>4 = cd flu x llmo p John & Dorothy b Ro 7~. Miry Nabors = d Aug 18!>4 = ~ flux :a 6/J y = p J o e ph &. H.rri . t s b Cl\arlotte Co, Va c dead = inf John Hoga n , s on- in - law 76. Mary E Burks = d July 11, 18!>-4 = od flux = lOy 4mo = p S a & Amelia Burka = b Rockbridge Co, Va 77. William Pettit = d Jan l~, 18!>4 cd not l eg ibl e ~~Y 1:z p ..'Tames· Pettit = h Ne laon or Amherst Co, Va = o Ca t h ari n e Pettit = = = = O farmer. = 78. James Madi sen Sisson d Feb m, l~,4 = cd a o ar l e t fever = 8moa l&ta = p John & Hannah Sisson b Roa noke Co 79. Dewit Boon = Oct 1~4 = cd flux = l~ mo s = p §. & Em:i ly Boon =b RC 80. Martha Boen = d Apr 26, 1854 ed. whooping couyh = 8y 3 mos ..;_ p Martha Boon = b Franklin Co 81. Nancy M Pain cd Apr l~ = cd s carle t f e v e r = ly 8 MO• = P Silas & Miry Pain = inf Mia a Saunders, aunt :::: b RC 82. Sar1h A Stanback = d Feb 18~4 :: cd a c a rlet f e v e r - ~Y ::... p Be n & S Stanback = b RC 83. Richa rd Stanback = d Feb 18~ = cd scarlet feve r - 7 yr = P Be n & S Stanback = b RC 84. Willia m Stanback d Feb 18!>4 cd scarle t feve r - 2y - p Ben & S Stanback = b RC 85. Lewi s P Ha tcher = d Sept 10, 1~4 = cd flux :: ~mo9 10 d a = p M M & = = = = N M Hatcher = = = 86. Anna Hay d Feb 1!> 1 1~4 cd not known = 6!)y = p Adney----- = inf Sam Ferguson, son-in-law £f7. Catharine Sur·face = d Oct 1854 cd scarlet fever = 2y = p Peter & C.tharine b RC 88. Mos es p~-Adams = d .July 1, 1854 = cd flux = 14Y = P .James & Mary Adams = b Bedford Co,Va = inf Brice Meadow, • friend 89 • .Jos eph Pucket d .July 31, 1854 = cd flux = 9y = p James B & Sophy Pucke t = b Bent Mt. 90. Sarah C Cunningha11 = d Mar 1~4 = cd tYPhoid fever = 4y lmo = P George & Mary_Cunningham = b Cave Spring. 91. W M C.mpbell - d .Jan 19, 1~ = cd old age 84Y = p David & Mary M Campbell = b Rockbridge Co,Va = lives Cave spring = inf = William Arms trong, nephew 92. Hy ClJnningham = d Mar 28, l~ :z acarlet fever = 19Y 2mos = P W & C Cunningham = b RC • llYea a.ok Or9ek 93. Augusta A Yates z: 41 .1m 18, 18!>4 = cd scarlet fever = 2y 4mos 4da= . p D.vid & Sanh Yates s b RC 94. w C ff Wortz =·d .Jan 20, 18!>4 • cd . pleurisy == 19Y = P .John Jr & Pol ly Wortz b RC = llYea Baek Creek 9!>. Mat hew Wortz = d llar 3, 18&4 • ed nervous rheum11ti sm l 9y = p .John .Jr & 1911T llertz • b RC = lives Back Creek 96. Cynthe "-'ta · • d .July 1854 = cd flux = 14y := p .John .Jr & Polly Worta • b RC • lives a.et Creek. 97. Vesta Wortz • 41 .Nly lf!M • od flux = 4 Y P .John .7r & Polly Wortz = b RO = ll,,.• . . _ Creek 98. Arvin Wortz • 41 .July l&!W = cd flux = ly 6lllO• s: p .John Jr & PollY Wortz • b RC= lives Back Creek 99. Ann Hays • d .July 18&4 = cd not known = 63y • p Th. . . s & Adney/? Aney? = b fZ'tlnkll n Co ,Ya c Levi Haya = inf John Wort~ Jr, aon- = = = = = = = ln-law = 100. Th-• Haya = d .July 1~ :s cd flux = 30y s p Levi & Ann Hays = not . .rrl.ed • lives Back Creek = inf .John Wortz :Jr• brothe r - in- l•w VIRGIN.I A APPALACHIA~ ~OIES �57 101. Whitfield Arthur = d Sept 21, 1854 = cd flux = ly llmos 4da = p Greenville & F Arthur = b Bedford Co, Va = lives Back Creek 102. David Aliff d July 4, 1854 cd flux = 15y 4mos = p David & Nancy Aliff = b RC lives Cave Spring 103. Charles Turner = d Sept 15, 1854 = cd Flux= ly 6mos = p Gideon & Ruth Turner = b RC = lives Cave Spring 104. Henry Webster = d May 30, 1854 = cd dropsey = 79y = p Luke & Sally Webster = b Goochland Co,Va = lives Back Creek =inf Jane Webster, daughter 105. M<;inin Smith = d Sept 1854 = cd dropsey = p Davenport= c dead = b not known where = inf John Webster, friend 106. George W Leonard = d July 10, 1854 = cd croup = lmo 4da =p George & Ann Leonard = b RC = lives Masons Cove 107. (no name) Abbott = d Dec 1854 E cd ---- = p George & Harriet Abbott = 4da = b Catawba 108. Melissa Lester= d May 27, 1854 = cd pneumonia= 14y 2 mos= P John & Lucy Lester = b Charlotte Co, Va= lives Bradshaw Creek 109. Oswald Murdock = d Aug 2, 1854 cd flux ly llmos 23da = P Gilbert & Sarah M..lrdock = b RC, Va = lives Bradshaw Creek 110. Charles Loop = d Jan 9, 1854 = cd flux = p Lewis & Lavinia Loop b RC = lives Bradshaw Creek 111. Lavinia Loop = d Dec 10, 1854 = cd pneumonia = 34y 3mos =p John Brown & his wife = c Lewis Loop = b Botetourt Co,Va = lives Bradshaw Creek 112. no name = d July 10, 1854 = cd not given = p James Brunk = 5da= lives North Fork Roanoke River 113. Susan Pef ley = d Mar 1854 = cd consumpsion = 74y = p Mort & Susan Buntingger = c dead = b Pennsylvania = inf D D Pefley, son 114. John Hall = d Mar 1854 cd scarlet fever = 6 y = p N& Eliza Hall = b RC = lives Catawba 115. Archey Eakin = d Mar 1854 = cd dropsey = 35y p William & Rebecca Eakin c Becky A Eakin b Montgomery Co,Va = o Stewart at the poor house = inf Hester Eakin, sister 116. Rebecca Eakin = d Dec 1, 18~4 cd not known 82y = p William & Catharine Cummick = b Giles Co,Va lives Catawba c dead = inf Hester Eakin, daughter. 117. Anna M Gowan = d June 28, 1854 cd cancer - 7ly - p Paul & Mary M Gowan not married b Va lives Millers Cove = inf Mrs Jo Wright, niece. 118. John Smith = d Nov 26, 1854 = cd not known =75y 2mos 26da = P ~ Smith b Maryland lives Masons Creek = c dead inf Wash Smith, son. 119. James B Minor d Aug 12, 18~4 cd whooping cough = IOmos P W S & Lucy Minor b RC lives Big Spring Depot 120. Polly Speagle = d June 20, 1854 = cd palpitations of the heart Bly = p George Wilsman = b Shanandoah Co,Va c L Speagle deceased = inf George Speagle, son 121. John Ryan d Oct 1, 1854 = cd flux = 48y 2mos = p William & Betsey Ryan b Bedford Co c Mary Ryan 122. Jacob Garst d Feb 25, 1854 = cd old •ge 87 y ~mos p Abs Garst c dead b Pennsylvanis = inf Mrs Locket, daughter 123. Mary A Garst = d May 21, 1854 = cd inflamatory rhumatism 35y _mos = p George & E Linkenhoger = c George Garst = b Botetour t Co 124. John T Tabscats? d May 8, 1854 cd whooping cough = 8mos 9da p W & Susan Tubseate?/Tabscat - b Botetou rt Co, Va 125. Read Dennis = d July 24, 18~4 cd teething lOmos p Willia m H & Ann Dennis = b Big Lick = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = YJRG INIA APPALA C HIAN NOTl:S = = = = = = �58 = = = 126. Laura Read d Nov 24, 1854 c d p eri t on i t is = 4 0 y p Eva ns -- -= b Prince Edward Co,Va = lives Glade Cr = inf H Dennis s on - in law 127. Nancy Branch d July 6 , 185 4 c d not legible 6 7y p Thomas Haskins b Prince Edward Co,Va c dead 128. Catharine E Durmon = d Aug 8 , 1854 c d flux 16y 2 mos p J ohn & Eleanor Durmon = b RC = live s Back Cr inf M M Hat c her 129. John McClanahan d July 16, 1854 c d inflamative brain ly 9mos 6da p E B & F E McClanahan b Big Lick ~1-130. Catharine Bondurant d Dec 18, 1855 cd donsumption 25 y 5mos 8 130a =Mark Tailor= d Apr 30, 1855 = cd absess = 16y P L & H C Tailor b Franklin Co, Va = lived Salem wit h J R C Brown 131. no name female d Jan 18~~ cd diahrea 6 da P J ohn & Mary Dennett b Salem, Va 132. Lucy Jane Stevens = d Jan 1855 = cd whooping cough = lY = P George & Mary Stevens b Salem 133. no name S tevens = d Jan 18, 1855 cd whooping coug h = 13da = P James W & ~ Stevens b Salem 3 Y =pAC&E 134. Charles Beemer d May 1855 cd whooping cough Beemer b RC & Paty 135. Dicy Lefler d June 10, 1855 cd dropsy 60 Y == P Gordon c George Lefler b Campbell Co, Va P John w 136. Maria G Hurt d Mar 24, 1855 = cd not known == 1 Y 1mo & E Hurt b RC, Va 137. Jacob Cooper d Aug 25, 1855 = cd flux = 75 y = p John & Ann Cooper = b Augusta Co, Va inf Mrs Kent, daughter 0 farmer 138. Jacob A Kent d Aug 15, 1855 cd flux = 5 y = p Jacob C & M A Kent = b Montgomery Co,Va inf Mrs Kent grandmother & Jane 139. James Deyerle d July 28, 1855 cd flu~ == 3y == p A J Deyerle b RC _ == & 140. James Gillaspie d Feb 1, 1855 cd Flux gun shot - 5?y f P C E Gillaspie= c Mary H Gillaspie= b Campbpll c 0 ,Va ==_o ~rme~ 141. Pauline Redmond d Aug 18~5 = cd scrofula == lY 6mos - P 0 • Elizabeth Redmond = b RC 142. no name Stover = d July 1855 = cd not iven = 4mos == P Joel & H Stover = b RC 9 143. Arabella Dent d Oct 4, 1~5 cd tyPhoid fever :::: 17Y P Jabes & E M Dent = b Bedford Co, Va 144. Lucy Obench a i n d Oc t 1855 = cd flux p George & M Oben4Y chain b RC w d J •n 9, l~!> = cd dropsy = 6 6 Y -- p M Wrights1 145. SalTlle r i g ht sman man c Anna b Botetourt = 0 farmer 146. Frances Varner d Oct 18, 1855 - cd i m scarr i age • 29Y - P J & M Ri vercomb - . c Stephen Varner =' b Page Co Va 147. Mary A Martin = d Mar l~!> = Cd old a e ~ SOy :: p J_ohn & ----Martin? c dead = b Montgomery Co g _ f A Martin, son 148. Sarah r.\Jmbard - d Mar 6, l~!> = cd ,whVa - 10 ough :: }mo 23da P G B & S Mumbard = b RC 00p 1 ng c 149. Lucy Hanford d Aug 4, 18!>!> cd f 1 2Y Imo :: p James & Lucy Hanford = b RC = inf Mrs C.rnpbell ~x dmother _ = 150. Elizabeth Childress = d Aug 20, 1 ~5 :ncd diseased heart - 22y p James & Paty Olildress = b RC l~l. Mary Bazzle d Dec 16, 18!>~ Cd pal ey = !"> 4 Y == p not known = b Rockingham Co, ~a inf John Humphrie: 152. Thedora Jordan - d Jan l~, 1855 cd T hoid Fever == ly P A M 8. M E Jordan = b RC YP ~1-1 30 0 p John & Catharine Litteral __ c James G Bondurant - b 8<- d Sale m = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = \; li<C INlA APPALACHIAt:i 9 = = NQJES = �Death s - Roan oke Co 59 153. Eli zabe t h Miller = d Dec 23, 1855 = cd dropsey = 62y 4mos !Oda= p M & E Tr out = c Mi chael Miller 154 . Abb Tankely = June 1 8 ~5 d = cd old age = 78 y = p not known = b Nel5on Go, Va = inf A Hannon, no relation 15 ~. J E Johnson = d June 16, 1855 = cd consumption = 2ly 7mos 15da = p A M & L Johns on = b Nelson Co, Va = inf J B Harding, brother-in - law. 156. Elisha Thomas Hogan = d Mar 4, 1855 = cd TYPhoid fever= 16y 6mos = p J ohn & S A Hogan = b RC (not e: mother Salvda Ann Neighbors) 157. Fany Nabors = d Sept 1855 = cd dhild bed= 24y = p D & M Wortz= c James Nabors = i nf John Hogan, bro-in-law = b Roaoke Co,Va 158. Mary Craig = d June 1855 = cd not known = 2y lmo = p Ro & E Gr aig = b RC 159. John W Ray d Aug 15, 1855 cd croup ly 6mos = p WE & E Ray =b = = = RC 160. Woodford James = d June 1855 = cd breast complaint = 45y = p Danie .1. & E James = b Bedford Co,Va = inf J Kefauver, bro-in-law 161. Ca tharine Brubaker d Jan 9, 1855 = cd consumption = 31 Y lmo = p Joel & M Brubaker = b RC = not married 162. James C Brown = d 30 May 1855 = cd whooping cough = 2mos = p N S & Susan Brown 163. D H Nabors d Aug 1855 cd flux = 9 mos = p Joshua & Lucy = b RC 164. Catharine Stuart = d 16 Aug 1855 = cd flux = 6y p Giles & J Stu a rt b RC 165. M M Hodg e s d 20 Aug 1855 = cd flux = 2y 5mos = p Glen & M Hodges = b RC 166. Virginia Shafe r d 5 Aug 1855 cd flux 2y 15da = p A & M K Claiborne Shafer = b RC 167. John Grisso = d 29 Dec 1855 = ·cd croup = ly 7mos 5da = p John & F Grisso = b RC 168. David Poague = d 30 Oct 1855 = cd not given 29y 8mos 13da = P William & E Poague = b RC 169. Lucy A Trout = d 17 Aug 1855 cd not known 12y 13mos 17da = p J & Eliza Trout = inf William Shatzer, step father= b RC 170. no name Chapman = d June 1855 = cd unknown 7da p J C & Susan Chapman = b RC 171. no name Chapman = d June 1855 = cd unknown = 15da = p JC & Susan Chapman = b RC 172. Bernard Leonard = d 19 June 1855 = cd not given = 7da = P George & Ann Leonard = b Re 173. Jane Snider = d 27 Apr 1855 = cd worms 2Y = p D & E Angle = inf John Angle, grandfather b RC 174. John Tailor= d 3 July 1855 = cd flux= 2y = p J & M Tailor= b RC 175. N S Pendleton = 2 Jan 1855 = cd pneumonia 14y p William F & S Pendleton = b RC 176. Jane Goodwin = d Aug 28, 1 855 = cd flux = lly Smos = p James H & E Goodwin = b Re 177. MS Goodwin = d 19 Sept 1855 = cd flux= 7y p James H & E Goodwin = b RC p James H & d 5 Oct 1855 = cd flux = 9y 6mos 178. John G Goodwin E Goodwin. cd croup = 5y = p James H & E 179. Caroline Goodwi n = d 14 Oct 1855 Goodwin = b RC p d 30 Oct 1855 = cd shot himself = 28y 7mos 180. Archibald Hall William 8. Mary Hall = b RC = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = V I RG I N l ,1\ A F P!\ L /\ C f 11 fl, ~~ tJ 0 f [ S �60 .VIRGINIA A FP,\L1\( HIAN NOT ES = = 181. Morrison Humphrey= d 12 Mar 1855 = cd ol d age 95 y p Ed Humphrey= b Hanover Co, Va inf Jesse Wils on with who m he s tay d 182. no name Surface = d Sept 1855 = cd d ia hr ea 1 y = p Peter & C Surf ace b RC 183. America Smith =d2 May 1855 cd consumpt i o n 36 y p A & M Smith c A Smith dead = inf A Smith Jr 184. W J Smith= d 19 Aug 1855 = cd flux= 9y 5mos = p W 8. E Smith = b RC 185. A A Smith = d Aug 1855 = cd flux = 6y 4mos = p W 8. E Srni th = b RC 186. Elizabeth Ri ffey = d Sept 1855 = cd flux 51 y p George & C Ri ffe y inf W Smith, nephew = b RC 187. M E Kizer d 23 Mar 1855 = cd tyPhoid pneumonia 32 Y = P Samuel & M Patterson c Jacob Kizer = b Augusta Co va d Aug us ta Co, Va 188. W M Richardson = d 29 Sept 1855 = cd shot 34y p not known 0 physician c ------p A Neal 189. Armstead Neal = d 5 May 18~6 cd disease of spine == 5 7y c Eliza A o merchant b Amelia Co, Va == inf A E Neal, brother 190. no name Pendleton 20 July 1856 1 da p William H & J Pendleton b RC 191. M R Pendleton d Nov 29, 1856 = cd Dysentery ::::: 2Y 3rnos = P William H & J Pendleton b RC 192. ME Lamb =dlO May 1856 cd croup = 2y = p William B 8. Mary Lamb = = = = = = = = = = = = = b RC = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 193. J C Carpenter d 'Z7 Nov 18~6 cd ST• fever ::: 17Y ::: P. John Carpenter b Hanover Co = d at school = inf C L Cocke principa 1 of Hollins = = 194. Betty Womack = d 14 Dec 18~6 cd st. fever == 17 y :::: b Prince Edward Co d at school= inf C L Cock i cipal of Hollins 195. John Bushong d 31 July 1856. = cd lig~t~~i~g :::: 34Y 2mos ~ P P & E Bushong = b Augusta Co, Va = c J B h - 0 farmer - inf William Bushong's wife. ane us ong 196. G E Petty = d 14 Sept 1856 = Cd c p Smith & Lucy Petty b RC roup 4y == = = = =b RC = d 23 Oct 1856 = cd hi ves = 13 da Eve Niday = d Dec 1856 = cd old age = 85 Y = = inf John Bandy son-in-law 197. L M Muse ::: p William H & S Muse 198. P not known d 1 =b = RC = d 1 Feb 199. no name (male) & S Nabors 200. J D Nabors F Neighbors = inf 201. no name (male) =d Nov 18!>6 = Cd = n ot i g ven - 18~6 cd sea 1 William Nabors s~ et feve: 3 Jan 18~6 - c 2 da - =b Pa P Thomas 4 mos - P Thomas b RC - 3 mos = p & ep----- d scarlet fever 202. Spencer Amos = d 29 June 1856 Cd _ 38Y == p N & E. Amos b Franklin Co,Va farm ~on( sumption lliam Amos) 0 203. John W Mayse d 5 Sept 1~ 6 = Cderf-l note P Wi :::: p J W & E Mayse b RC ux lmo 5da 204. John W Johnson = d 22 May 1856 = _ 5 2Y - p John & E Johnson inf D C Shanks, nephew cd dyspepsia 205. May Yong ling = d 20 Apr 1856 '= == 24y :::: P John & M Goodwin c W Yongling = b RC consumption 206. William Kesler d Apr 1856 Cd b 14y ::: p Joel & M A Kesler b RC rain fever == 207. Lona Neighbers d 16 Jan 1856 cd flux == 14mos :::: p Charles & L Neighbors b RC A&. s Ridgeway (note: p Abner) - = = = = = = = cd = = = = = = = �VIRGI N l1\ A PP · L ( HIAN NOTES 61 208 • Thomas Aliff = d 15 Apr 1856 = cd gravel = 80y = p John Aliff = inf John Al iff, son 209 • p M Thompson = d 12 Mar 1856 = cd liver disease = 57 y = p D & E Thu rm on c W Thompson b Bedford Co 21 0 • John J ame s Craghead = d Oct 1856 = cd flux = ?mos = p R & S E Cra ghead = b Mo nt gomery Co 2 11. Loui s ia C A M E Hays =d = cd chol. Morbus = 3y 3da = p Mat 8. D Ha y s = b RC 2 l 2. C ~ Hu pp = d 30 Dec 1856 = cd con sumption = 34 y = p P H & Eliza Huff = c A Hu pp = b RC 213. James A Repa ss = d Nov 18~6 = c d typhoid fever= age not given P no~ known = i nf P H Hupp who he boarded with 214. S Bailey= d 25 Oct 1856 = cd flux= 2mos 4 da = p John & E Ba iley= b RC 215. A white = d 14 Nov 1856 = cd aff. of heart = 55y = p E & A McC l anahan = c E P White = b RC 216. A J Coon = d 16 Fe b 1856 = cd flux = 2mos 3 da = p R & May Coon b RC 217. H A Wise (male) = d 21 F~b 1856 cd flux= 9mos 6da P --=b RC 218. M Lavender = d 11 Dec 1856 = cd paley = 7ly = p M-& M Keely = c Thomas Lavender. 219. no name Snyder = male = d Dec 1856 = cd bled to death 4da = P S & E Synder = inf John Angle grandfather= b RC 220. Joseph Wright = d 24 May 1856 = cd cancer = 57y 2mos 14da P John & M Wright = b Mo nt gomery Co,Va = 0 farmer = c Mary Wright 221. John Henry Bri lh art = d 9 Apr 1856 = cd flux 2lmos p A& S Brilhart = b RC 222. no name Garman = d June 1856 = cd croup = lmo = p P & C Garman=b RC 223. Wash Smith = d 25 Nov 1856 = cd del. tremens; ~O Y P John & R Smith = o far mer c E Smith 224 . Eliza J ane Stevens d 14 Oct 1856 = 2da p L & R Stevens b RC 2da p P & LT Read = b RC 225. no name Re ad = female = d May 1856 cd Spasm 5mos = P R & Lydia 226. Jeremi a h Lefler = d 12 Oct 1856 Lefler = b RC cd croup 4mos 9da P E &S 2'Z7. John Brubaker = d 23 Dec 1856 Brubaker = b RC d 20 Se pt 1856 cd disease of lungs = 60y = P 228. Nancy Walton Sa~el & F P White = c William L Walton. d 25 June 1856 cd paralisis = 63y 2da = P ---- & 229. Mary Trout B Miller = c dead = inf D E Trout, son. d 7 Dec 1856 cd typhoid fever 30y P C&B 230. Thomas C Read Read c ~ F Reade d 22 Oct 1856 cd dyspepsia 4~y P Hugh & S 231. Mary J Pitzer Young = c J K Pitzer d 5 Mar 1857 ed old age B~y p George P Walton 232. Sarah Be tts = c E Be tts dead = b Prince Edward Co,Va d Huntington, Va = inf E B McClanahan, nephew Elijah McClanahan = d l Dec, 1857 cd old age = 87y 7mos lOda = 233. p Willi am & Sa ll y McCla naha n = o farmer =b RC= d at Oak Hill= c Agatha dead = i nf E B McCla nah an no name Dinquid = female d 20 Jan 18~7 cd br a in fever = age 234. not given = p Willi a m & Harr iett Dinguid = father 0 s o moulder d Salem. 235. Samuel A Bur mon = d 4 Sept 1857 = cd flux = 4y llda = p George & Reb ecc~ Windl e = b RC = = = = = ' :~ ' : = = = = = 0 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = . ~-- . �62 VlRGINIA A PPALA H IA N NOTE~ 236. no name Childress = female = d Sept 1 8 57 -- cd inf _ bla mati RC on of the brain. = ly 3rnos = p A W & Elizabeth Child r e s s - ble ::: da = p James 2 237. no name Garner ma le d Aug 1857 = cd not l e g i = = = W 8. E Garner = b RC t hour p 238. no name Sowers =male= d 10 May 1857 cd not g iven James M & Mary Sowers b RC J a me s & Edna 239. Julia P Lewi s = d 31 Aug 1857 cd flux = ly P Poage = b RC da = p James 240. Mary J ----d 5 Sept 1857 = cd flu :< = 3y 8 mos 15 & Edna Poage = b RC _ 10Y 3mos = P 241. Susan G Yates = d 3 Feb 1857 = cd typhoid. fever R-C Brown D c & Mary E Yates = b Botetourt Co, Va = 1nf J _ Y ::: p James & 14 242. Eveline Cocke = d 4 Jan 1857 = cd typhoid fever - ings = inf Charles Amelia Cocke = b King Wm Co, Va d Botetourt Spr L Cocke with whom she boarded. _ l6Y == p George 243. Agnes W Abbott d 1 May 1857 cd typhoid fever == inf Charles P Abbott = b Appomattox Co, Va d Botetourt Spring 5 L Cocke with whom she boarded. _ 16Y == p D----244. Mary G Gilliam d 10 May 1857 = cd tyPhoid fev:_r inf Charles L Gilliam b Botetourt Co d Botetourt Springs - = = = = = = = = = = = = = fever == l 7y == p Cocke = d 10 May 1857 = cd typhoid Springs == inf ----- Snodgrass = b Botatourt Co = d Botetourt 245. Emeline Snodgrass = Charles L C9cke er == 23y P 246. Henrietta Pollard = d 'Z7 June 1857 = cd tYPhoid fe~ rings c Caleb & Sarah Parker b Bedford Co = d Botetourt p Sheppard Pollard & Lucy Jeter Ransom 247. Hanson Jeter d 6 Mar 1857 ::c cd 29y P rried b Bedford Springs d Botetourt Springs = not ma ::: p Ed & 248. Anna Viola Cundiff d 6 Aug 1857 = cd thrash :::::: 6m 05 Susan Cundiff = b RC mos 23 da = 249. Robert Nace = d 12 Aug 1857 cd brain fever ::: 2Y 3 P John & Mary E Huff = b RC _ p John & 250. Julia Ellen Parish = d 2 Aug 1857 = cd drowned == 7Y Mary Parish b RC ::: p Joseph & 251. Charles G Neighbors d Apr 18!>7 cd plurisY ::: 9rno 5 Dorothy Neighbors b RC ::: p William 252. Mary G Fitch d 4 Sept 1857 cd brain fever == 6mos & Elizabeth Fitch b Botetourt Co e ::: 55y = p 253 • . Camelious Ruddell d 28 Aug 1857 = cd fall from hors = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = 254. 255. 256 . 257 . 258 . 259 0 260 . = = Andrew Ruddell = o farmer c Sarah Ruddell Lawrence & George Speagle d 2 Sept 18~7 = Cd dropsy = 56Y == p ham Co Polly Speagle o farmer = c Sarah Speagle == b Rock 10 ~ = p Ezra Brubaker = d Oct 1857 cd dropsy of head ::: 11 m Elias & Susanah Brubaker b RC Bob g. Henretta no name female d Sept 1857 = cd flux = ly = p Loyd b Franklin Co, Va C & Nancy Worts Lucy Worts d Feb 1857 = cd pneumonia 6mos == P b RC d a 24Y = p Ma ry Worts d 12 Mar 1857 = Cd bronchetis :: Smos 19 Jaco b & Ha nnah Renn c Noah J Worts b RC lY imo Sda = J ame s M Sinc lair d 2 Apr 1857 cd brain fever ~ P Me ador & Cathari ne Sinclair = b RC John & Eliza George Trout d 15 Apr 1857 cd spasms 18y ~ p Trout not ma rri ed b RC = = = = = = = = = = = 5 = = = = = = To be continu e d = = �_\/IR GI N I/\ Al'P1\LAC HIAN NOTE S QUERIES H-24 Mrs. Dorothy HAMM ILL, 1905 NE ?7th AV, Portland OR 97213 Need wife,parents of Bartholomew RAMSEY whose will was filed Bedford Co 1793. Living children named1 Margaret RAMSEYland on Little Otter Rivers Benjamin , Richard ,William, Simon, Joseph, James , and Agnes WRIGHT. William RW vet b. 1748, Caroline Co VA lived NC,KY d.18J6 IN. G-10 Mrs. Eleanor GREEN,5283 Blue Ash Rd. , Columbus OH 43229 Need info on Henry L. GREEN Franklin Co VA,Soldier killed in Battle June 1862 age J2, Mother Peggy GREEN. Need father's name. Said to have been Private in Confederate Army. Return Postage. C-14 Anna M. CLARK , 46o4 No.Gladstone Ave., Kansas City MO 64117 Need info on Joseph WHITAKER of Peak Creek area d. 1838 Pulaski Co.Need parents and wife's name. Were Richard of Grayson Co and James of Campbe ll Co his brothers? Was Joseph at Battle of Point Pleasant? H-20 Mrs. Donald HASSELBUNK, 2265 Anna Dr. Titusville FL 32780 Need info on Gideon SEIFERS b ca182J and wife Mary Jane GOBBLE b. ca 1825 m. 19 July 1841 Washington Co.Sonsa William John, and Ota H. ipossibly daughter Emma who m. a BROWN. S-17 Mrs. Patricia LANCASTER SCHRADER, J4J8 Castle Roek, Garland TX 75042. Did the John PRINCE who lived Russell Co VA 1829-1833 move to Johnson Co IL and die there 1852? Did he marry in TN on the way to IL? R-16 Carl L. RAY, 404 Navajo Lane, Kingsport TN 37664. James FINNEY m. ca1833 Russell Co VA Dorcas . ? Who were parents of Sarah WHITT who m. Isaac HONAKER son of Martin (17721848) Russell Co. Need wife of Benjamin RAY (1756-1841) served RW (NC) d. Russell Co. M-4 Jean WILLIS MOSELEY, 2310 Stanley Ave SE Roanoke, VA 24014 Who were parents of Bennet WILLIS. First appears Franklin Co VA Tithe List 1796. Enlisted War of 1812 d. 18 Jan 1814 Norfolk. C-23 Mrs. Earl COWAN,8JJJ NW JJ, Bethany OK 73008 Would like to to correspond with descendants of Thomas and Elizabeth POPE Grayson CO VA 1820-1840. Also Alexander MONTGOMERY of Russell Co VA William S. ABSHEAR, 380J Marcus,Ave, Newport Beach CA 92663 Michael REAGAN (b 1760 Chester Co PA, d. 1831 Pulaski CoKY) lived Washington Co VA.ChildrenaFanny,Polly,Jinny,Josiah,William, Samuel,John, Preston, Jame s.Who was Michael's wife? A-7 H-18 Mrs. Richard D.HILL, 3613 Shadow Wood Dr. Haughton LA 71037 Desire info on HOLMES family Ohio - Monroe COo Als o Mary Ann BIVENS m. Samuel HOLMES 18JO. 63 �64 VI RC I I / \ A I'! . ··d 1 \ l. ti I1\ N N QI ... Mrs. H.S.SURFACE,401 Surface Dr . , Taze we l l VA 24 6 51. Who were parents,wives,children of J o h n a nd Fran cis BYRD first clerks Finc astle and Mont gomery Co s? S eeki n g p arents,wi fe of John SMITH lived Sugar Grove , Smyth Cod.by 1 8 2 9 wh en daug hter s Alpha SLEMP (Jo hn),Susanna JOHNS ON (Joseph) , Nan cy JAMES (John) Sarah BOURNE(Martin) s old land. P-27 Mrs. Felix PORTER, Rt 2 Box 11, Springv ille TN )8256 . Flan WARD,Irish immigrant when ,to what co?m. E lizabet h DENNIS dau of Jose ph & Mary DENNIS 1792 , Botetourt Co. When did she die?children?Also m. in VA Mary REILLY b.1 7 77 VA .When,where did they marry? Known children? C-10 Mrs. John were they d. Morgan children? Thomas R. CONN, 1311 West 16th, Topeka KS 66604 . CONN m.\ur saly CARTER Scott Co YA 12 Nov 1824. Where born and who were their parents? Mary PENDLETON CONN Co KY 1852. Was she wife of J esse CONN? Wh o were their Gordon P. TIERNEY, 1810 W.Thomas Atkins on Rd.Inverness IL 60067. Will exchange dat a on LEWELLEN family VA and WVA. Also BROWN family Roan oke , Bote tourt Coe early 1800's. Ne e d ancestors of Jo hn DAVIS Spotsylvan ia Co d.1759,wi:fe Ann,dau Be tty. T-6 A-16 Mrs. Charle s H. ANDERSON, )12 S. Clint on S t .• Leitc hfield KY 42754· Thomas HOLLAND,b.? ,d. ? wi:fe Sara h in Cumberland Co VA when son John B. b. 1771. John B. and wife Elizabeth BROWN (:father Clement BROWN) Bedford Co 1810-20,Hardin Co KY ca18JO.Children Agnes,Nancy,Lucy,Chester,Clement,Martha,Mahala,Mary,William, and John. Who was Sarah? W-12 Mrs. Richard V.WHITESIDE,11510 Rockcra:ft,Dallas TX 75218 Searching for parents of Harrison BUTT and Lucelia Elizabeth HARRIS who marrie d 23 Sept 1844 Botetourt Co d. Tazewell Co M-27 Eugene N.MILLER,P 0 Box J02,Sierra Vista, AZ 856J5· Need ancestors and descendants of William MILLER b. ca 1825 m. Margaret Ann OILER 2J May 1850 Rockbridge Co VA dau o:f Alexander OILER and Hannah E. MATCHET. Al.so relatives o~ Thomas MILLER b.ca1812 m. Mary Ann TUMBLESTONE dau o~ Char1es. Lived Co1leton Co sc ca 1835-68. J.12 Rodger A. JENNINGS,Rt.1 Box 41J, Woodlawn VA 24J81. John ROBINSON, major Grayson Co Militia d. prior to 1832 m. Keron ? b. 1761 d. 1850 VA. Will trade in~o. P-26 Mrs . Edmun d PETRACEK, 935 River Lane Santa Ana CA 92706 Ne e d pare nts, wif e, brothers,sisters o:f Robert HUNTER will recorde a 27 April 1829 Giles Co VA. Children• Thomas, Samuel, William, Hen ry, Nancy (m. Elijah ADKINS),Mary (m. Moses ADKINS) susannah (m.Will i am Mc COY) Sarah(m. Isaac KIRK). �VJRGINl /\ APP 1\L /\( HIAN NOTf S M-16 Mrs. Rita J. MAY,RT 1 Box 509,St. Cloud FL )2769. Need info on family of David FULTON, Grayson Co VA. Son Wilburn b.ca1828 ct. Wise Co VA was my g-grandfather.He married in Wise Co. Just gave fathers name David. S-33 Mrs. Nel son J. S MITH, RR 1,Me tamora,IL 61548. Where were Joseph Jackson SMITH( b.1829 VA) and wife CarolineA. married? Who were her parentsZ Seeking descendants of Luke RICHARDSON, George YOUNG , and Christian KESSLER all VA. T-4 Robert W. TERRY,4900 Springdale Rd. Cincinnati,OH 45239 Can anyone refer me to a biography of Nathaniel TERRY, burgess from Halifax VA prior to RevolutionZ W-29 Camilla PRATER WILLIAMS, )242 C, Butternut DR. Hampton V.l 23666. Researching PRATER,CARR,LAVENDER,GOODE. Need parents of Jordan PRAYTOR m. Jane ATKINS 18 Jan 1826 Franklin Co VA. George W. LAVENDER m. Sarah Ann STEGAL 1851 Franklin Co.,William O. CARR rn. Ernaline ? 1837 Floyd VA. Need date and place Jacob Fleming GOODE enlisted in Confederate Army. 0-5 Betty PETERS OWEN, 13293 Refugee Rd SW,Patasbola OH 4)062 Desire info on parents of John PETERS m. Sally STEELE, Rockbridge CoVA , dau of Daniel.Parents of Daniel and wife Jane ? Came to Gallia and Ross Cos Ohio. W-17 Mrs. J. W. WOODY , 2409 E. Manchester, Springfield MO 65804 John WOODY, son of Henry WOODY and Susannah MARTIN b. 1764 Goochland Co. Franklin Co 1792. Married Prudence ? ca1790· Need her parents and proof of marriage. Was Henry the son of John who received grant in Goochland Co 1740 ? B-13 Lawrence A. BELCHER,4J03 Croaton Rd. Richmond VA 23235° Need parents of George w, DICKINSON b. 14 Oct 1?92 where? lived Franklin and Henry Cos. d.Henry Co 9 July 18?5 m.Lucy BROWN 2 Sept 1816.ChildrenT Thomas,William, George,Joseph,John, Eliza(GRAVELY),Nancy(MARTIN),Sally(TOLER), and Mary. S-25 Barbara A. STAUFF, 506 Frederick Was Charlton ALEXANDER, Paris KY MOORE or wife Nancy H. GRAVES? Family visited relatives in VA 1802. Who and St. Santa Cruz CA 95062. cousin to Henry Thomas says poet Thomas MOORE where 7 M-22 J.E.McGUIRE, 301 E. FISCHER St. Box 542,Smithton IL 62285 Need biographical material on Benjamin BORDER Sr. and a copy of his Portrait. H-18 Mrs. Richard D. HILL , J61J Shadow Wood Dr. Haughton LA) 71037. Desires info on HOLMES family Ohio (Monroe Co also BIVENS - Mary Ann m. Samuel HOLMES 1e30. R-3 w.W.REYNOLDS, 1013 Askham Dr,Cary NC 27511. CLYCE,CLISE, KLEIST and other spellings. Seeking ancestry of this family �66 VIRCINlA APl> 1\L/\C lAN NOT S who lived in Berkeley Co VA late 1700' s moved to Rockbridge Co about 1793. B-18 Marvin BRUBAKER, 5532 Kiva Dr. Sacramento, CA 95841. Interested in books,records,anc esto rs,descendants of, ALTIC,BARNHART,BOWMAN,BRUBAKER,ELLER,EMRICK,FISHER,FLORA, FRANTZ , GARST,GRISSO,HARTER,MYERS,NAFF, NOFFSINGER,OVERHOLSER, PETERS and other early Church of the Bre~hr en families. Would like to correspond and share info. Helen SPORE, Rt 1, Box 19, Kildare OK 74642. Isaac ALLEN b. Washington Co 1755 m. Franc es Jan PETITT 1776. Wash ingt Co not formed until 1 ?76-77 · Where could he have been born and where would marriage be recorded. Who were their parents? S-8 P-1 Robert Glenn PHLEGAR, 216 Craig Ave, Salem VA 241 5 ).Ne ed names of parents,brothers, sisters of David B. SHAFER b. 21 Oct 181) Berks or Lancster Co PA. H .m. Mary E1izabeth JONES. He d. Clark Co OH 15 Mar 1895· May be the d aughter of Amos B. JONES of Monroe Co OH. w. DAVIS, 56J4 - 22nd St.So ., St, Petersburg, FL 33712 3 June 1846 d. 16 pr 1923 wife of George W•. DAVIS dau of William E . SPRINKLE and Sarah J. RICHARDS ON. Lived in Groseclose Smyth Co VA area.Wil l exchange. Have reached-dead-end. D-4 Gary Need info on Ella BINGHAM SPRINKLE b . C-6 Harold R. CRAWFORD, 1615 Rocky Ford Rd. Columbus IN 47201 Will correspond with anyone having knowl edge of descendants of Will iam CRAWFORD b. 17J5 Rockbridge Co VA and wife Mary.Childrena Thomas, Robert, William,George, John Ellenoro isabel la, PollY I Catherine, Elizabeth. Some DAR members have lineages through John· P-19 Mrs. Lester H.PLOETZ, 1004 N. Mitchell Av., Arlington Heights IL 6ooo4. Need info on grandfather John s. GREEN b. 18 Mar l8J5 "on the Wabash River in Indiana" (Where?). Taken back to Smyth co VA by mother when his father died 1840 (of what?) Need parents,brothers,sisters. W-2J Mrs. Lorene TRITT WAGNER, 215 Sweetbriar Av, Chattanooga TN ' J7411. Need ancestors of Mary TRITT KINCAID (Mrs. James) lived Greenbriar and Fayette Cos WV ca 1810. Mary's mother,Elizabeth HOOVER TRITT moved to Lee Co VA 1809 after husband died. W-28 Mrs. Susan WEST, P 0 Box 81,McLeansville NC 27301 Need info on lines from VA- David ANDERSON(b.ca1818),Isaac FULK (b. ca1810),Thomas HUDSON {b.ca1775) wife Elizabeth to N6 by1820. Prob.from VA Frederick COBLER{b.180J),Mati1da KRUGER(b.1802), Willis ARRINGTON' Sarah PELL(b. ca1818) ,Elizabeth SPAINHOUR (b.ca 1817) C-22 Mrs . Carolyn CARROLL, J24 Fayette Av., Fayettevi11eWV 25840 �VIRGINI A APP A LAC HI A N NOTES A:.ny inf o on LINKENAUGER (L INKINOGGER-LINKINHOGGER). Settled Roanoke VA Chi ldren! Rob rt (b. 1856 s ettled in Kanawha Co WV),Jim b.1854. Also wa s General LINKIN OGGER who s ettled in Clay Co WV. Any and all inf o anted. Postage Refunded. Mrs . Francis D. SCOTT, 1044 Halliahurst Ave, Vinton,Va 24179 Ne e d parents of Ben j amin G. CRAFT b. ca1826 m. 1847 Botetourt CoVA Marth a CROWDER dau of J ames CROWDER and ? • Need parents of Arthur THO MASSON b. 1788 d . 1858 m. Caroline Matilda WILKERSON Bedford Co VA Need paren ts of Joseph ATKINS m. Elizabeth GILLISPIE Franklin Co. S-1 P-24 Mrs. Charles PULLEN, RR 2 , Bar boursville , WV 255o4. Info on b r ot hers Samuel, Lewis , Le vi BLANKENSHIP, children of Liggon and Frances DILLON BLANKENSHIP. Also parentage of Lewis, Elizabeth , and Luc y ARTHUR (DILLON) of Franklin Co. D-17 Mrs. J.D.DIC KENSON , P 0 Box 935 Huntsville TX 77J40. Charle s an d Sa l lie GREY DICKENSON lived Russell Co VA 1870-1880. Sa l lie da u of Willian D. and Hannah POSTON GREY. Need info on GREY ' s and parents of Cha rle s DICKENSON. Supposed to have lived at Ind ian Creek VA. I s this in Russell Co? C-11 Gene CROTTY , "James town", Dale ville VA 24083. Michael CROTTY resided Be df ord Co 1815-1844. Did he have brothe rs and siste rs and where d i d he come from in Ireland? S-7 Mrs. Orlo SCOTT , RR 2 Box _540, Monticello IN 47960. Wantedinfo about Stephe n MARLIN believed b. ca 1850-65 Grayson Co VA. Also info on LISKEY family of Rockingham Co VA. Also need parents of Milton SCOTT b . 1810 Ohio. A-15 Kenneth J. AKERS , 500-6th Av. Huntington WV 25701. Brothers Valentine and Solomon AKERS both shown on Montgomery Co Tax List 1789 Little River Area and Montgomery Co Militia under Capt. Daniel TRIGG. Valentine m. Frances BASKETT. Both shown Floyd Co KY census age 45 and up. Need parents names. Will exchange. S-31 Mrs. Helen C. STOLLER, 1811 Preston Dr. Columbus GA 31906. Need father of Frances DEAN b VA 1792 dau of Charity DEAN m. 1ST John JONES Jr. 2nd Jame s BRANSCOME ca1820.Liv ing Carroll Co VA 1850. B-12 Garland c. BLACK , Jr. 5306 Easton Dr. , N.Spr i ngf i eld VA 22151. Seeking i n f o on the follo wing in VA before 1777 1 Robert BLACK b. 1725 and wi fe Eliz abeths Na tha n and Lavinia RICE3 James CRAIG , Jr. (C apt. Re v. War ) m. Sarah S. {GRANGER?) DICKENSON b. 1767 in 1795 Was h ington Co. S-24 Robin Ann SMITH , 4 J21 Duke St. Apt C4 , Kalamazoo MI 49008 Will e xc hange all SMELSER, MI LTON, BURNETT , DAVIDSON, and VENCILL infor ma ti on. H-11 Minnie W.HALL 2617 Lyndhurst St . , Roanoke, Va 24012. Need info on Mary Pol ly LIVESAY m. En oc h OSBORNE ca 1797 Grayson Co. Childre na An d rew, Solomon , Zachariah, Felix 8 Sarah 8 Peggy~ and Rebecca . �68 N OT E~ R-19 Richard D. ROBINSON, 353 East La ke Rd . p P al m Spr in g s FL 33461. Elizabeth RANDOLPH (d.18Jl) m. Dr . Joseph Spe ars EDIE (1797-1888) before 1826. She wa s d a u o f J o hn RANDOLPH . Need any info on her especially but would we lco me any ED IE info. R-20 Mrs. R. D. ROBINSON 1 353 East Lake Rd. Pa l m Springs F L 33461. Need info on any of the Theodorick BLANDS who lived in VA. One m. Martha ? • another m. France s BOLL INGJ another m. Anne BENNETT. B-23 Ruth W. BOCK, 202 W. Burt, El Paso TX 79 9 27. Need parents of Micajah WATKINS b. VA ca1781 served War of 1 8 1 2 f ro m TN. m. Nashville TN 26 Sept 1815. Father was surv eyor in VA Co unty please . P-22 Mrs. Josephine TAYLOR POINDEXTER 534 Oakv i e w Dr , Sa l e m VA 24153· Need info on Joseph TAYLOR , Tide wat e r are a came from England 1635. Son Joe TAYLOR grandson Edmund TAYLOR , g-grandson George TAYLOR. V-5 Mrs. Sidney L. VILLERE,1668 Dufossat St. New Orleans LA 70115. Need info about THURSTON family of Roanoke Co VA about 1880. E-5 Ila ECKSTADT,608 Hunter , Kilgore TX 75662. Ne e d wife of Caniel CORLEY d. 1807 Bedford Co VA. Allied lines includes WRIGHT , MAYSE, BASHAM, ADAMS, RUST, SINER, FINLEY , PORTER, CURRY. J -7 Wi lma J ACKSON, PO Box 37, Marshall IL 62441. Seek info on Ennity BRIGHT m. John SHEETS SR Rockingham Co VA. Need parents, brothers s isters,nationality. Any info on Orlando DeALVINO SHOTWELL VA and KY m. Sarah Ellen GREGORY. C-19 Mar tin CLARK, 515 Houston St., Cedar Hill TX 751o4. WILSON famil y TN and CLARK family VA-TN. Vachel d. prior to 1850. L-l J Mrs.Isabe l TINNELL LUNDQUIST, Box 1613 Rt 1 1 Rapid River MI 49878 . Ne ed parents, marriage, descendats of Joseph TINNELL b. ca 1796 d . ca 1886&wife Sarah Elizabeth WELLS b. ca180J d.ca 1888 of Bote tourt Co and Roanoke Co VA. Childrens Benjamin, John Mari on Sarah 1 Susan,Elizabeth,Hester,James, Charles, Joseph (my grandf~ther ). Will exchange. D-15 Mrs. Earnes t L. DAWSON,Jr. J09 Shadow Oaks, Connors TX 77302 Interes t ed i n Le roy DAWSON m. Susann WYATT of Middlesex Co dau of William WYATT Re v.War. Their son William WYATT DAWSON move d to Hopkins Co TX1858 . T- 1 Mrs. Mary SAUNDERS TOWNSEND, 2330 Rosa lind Av SW Roanoke,VA 24014. Need data a bou t J ame s Wilson LOVELL b. 1846,d.JO Jan 1906 buried Richmond VA. Sec ond wi~e Rebe cca Ann Louisa REAMS LOVELL known as Lula R. LOVELL b. Aug 1857 d. 16 Sept 1930.Lived at 1527 Porter St s . Richmon~ VA. P-1 3 Michae l A. PORTS, 1014 Cedar Ridge, Annapolis MD 21 40). �VIRGI NIA AP P,. \L r\ r ll AN NQIES Desire any info on Reuben FINNEY(1801-1890) son of George FINNEY (1766-18 6 3) and his wife Phoebe. Reuben m. Rebecca JOHNSON (1812 - ?) dau of John JOHNSON(1782-186J) and his wife Elizabeth FLETCHER(1789-?) who was the dau of William and Mary FLETCHER. All fro m Russell Co VA. C-14 Mrs . Annamay WHITAKER CLARK, 4604 No Gladstone Ave Kansas City MO 64117. Need ancestors and wifes maiden name of William HEWITT(HU GHETT), will proven 1837 Floyd Co VA. Wife Elizabeth children s John, Mary LEFREYS, Aley GOAD, William, Sallyor Lelly PRATER, Elizabeth NESTER. Lived old Montgomery 1788 and succeeding counties . Any connection with Thomas HEWLETT Henry Co VA 1787. B-18 Vivian BANDY , 49 San Miguel Ave, San Mateo CA 9440).Need info on r Francis GAINES(1728-76),wife Dorothy,Culpeper CoJ Thomas GRAYSON(marriage bond 1788),wife Jennie FIELD,Albemarl Cos William BLAYDES(1748-84),wife Mary Ann COLEMAN,Spotsylvania Cos John COLEMAN(172J-6J) ,wife Eunice HAWES(1725-1807)s and David WOOD(17J7-181J), wife Mary WATSON, Albemarl Co. W-14 Mrs. Johnnie MORRISON WRIGHT. • 3201 SW 81 AV Miami FLJ315 Need info MORRISON, 1848 FEPPER GA. 1848 OVERTON GA.1846 Andrew Jackson MORRISON b. GA 1821 m. Margaret PEPPER Carroll Co GA 1848. John RICE b. NC m. Sarah ? d. St. Clair Co AL Henry OVERTON GA 1846 dau born that year. B-29 M. Luther BURCHINAL, 1808 Idalou Ave, Modesto CA 95350. Need parents,brothers,sisters of John THOMPSON b. 8 Aug 1830 Roanoke Co VA m. Mary"Polly"Ann BOLT ca1854 in VA. Child,. renr William (1855),Lee (1856) Harry(1859) and George (1861). Left just before Civil War to Iowa after war to Lamar Co TX. H-26 Kenneth F. HAAS, 1730 Fairmeadows Dr., Bettendoef IA 52722 Seeking parentage of following couplesa James GOAD m. Margaret SHOCKLEY,Bedford Co VA 1804; Isom GOAD m. Nancy REYNOLDS , Patrick Co VA 17921 Stephen GOAD m. Rachel SMITH Franklin Co VA 1792. All to White Co TN ca. 1812. S-42 Joyce A. SPEAROW, 4682 Gallup Ave,Cleveland OH 44127.Desire info on Tyler Robert EVANS and wife Betty STOWERS both of Ta?.ewell, Russell Co VA. Children1 Corbett,Luther ,Hubert,Bdil 1 Y • Clarence,Elsie. Tyler and Betty were born between 1870 an 1 900 and died between 1930 and 1950. Will exchange. Dorothy c. BATTISTA, 7024 Hanson Dr.S. Jacksonville FL 32210. Want to cor .espond with descendants of Pierre DAVID III of VA. Also Ann(Nancy) DAVID b.16 Aug 1785 VA. Peter DAVID III lived Bedford, Franklin, Goochland,Henry, Buckingham Cos .VA postage refunded. B-9 G-11 Robert A. GOODPASTURE, Star Rt. Georgetown CA 95634° Seeking origi~s of J acob GOODPASTURE surveyed land on Tunis (Runion)Creek near Brocks Gap Augusta Co (now RockinghamCo)1753° D.1766. Son Abraham. A Solomon GOODPASTURE on Tun is Creel 1773° Relationsh ip unknown �?O Leila F. EVETT, 1)12 N. Post Rd. Oklahoma City OK 7 31)0 . John ALTHANCE and Caty VENERECK m. 14 June 1792 Wythe Co VA. In 1797 John ALHANCE on Jefferson Co KY tax list . Names als o spelleda ALLHANDS, VENERECK, VENREC K, & WEINRICH. Need pare nt s, siblings, descendants. Will an swer a ll and exchange. E-6 W-27 Mrs. Margaret LEONARD WI NDHAM, P 0 Bo x 14741, Albeque rque NM 87191. William LEONARD SR . d. Grayson Co VA 1821 received land grant 1806. Obediah LEONAR D Sr . recorded property Montgomery Co 1795, located Grayson Co . What is relation sh ip of William and Obediah? Williams parents? Hi s wife was Jem i ma. Her maiden name? Obediah Jr 's mother? Jack QUINN, 1959 Sullivant Ave., Co l u mb u s OH 43223 . Richard PEAL(PEEL) and Sarah (Sally) GI LL m. Botet ourt Co 17 May 1806. Richard may be the s on of James and E lizabe t h and brothar of Mannas and Joseph PEAL(PEEL). Des i r e info on both families. · Q-1 W-25 Mrs. Marianna B. WHITE, 3250 Patterson Ha lpin Rd., Piqua OH 45356. Need parents of Mashack WHITE d- Russell Co VA 1875 wife Lodica HORTON. He had brother Shadrac d, Taz e ell Co 1858 and possibly another brother Abednegio in Russell co 1801. Are there .any· ceme tery records available for Russell/Tazewell Cos. VA? W-11 .Lavonne WORKMAN,1824 SE J6 t h Terr. , Topeka KS 66605. William BOCOCK,orphan, bound out to George TAYLOR 1789 F ranklin Co VA. Desperately need aelp on his pare nts, bro thera,sis ters,wife Callie RODY. J-10 Vivian H. JOHNSON, PO Box 698, Danville KY 4o422. Seek info on Alfred and Lucinda MUSGROVE HAMMONDo Children a Jessie, Robert,Lockie,Neuman,Florence,Ida Lodema(m.Char1ie POSTON lived Marion VA),James Richard b. 28 Oct 1874,Marion,Smyth Co VA. Believe Alfred married three times and had J7 children?? H-13 Georgia M. HANSEN, J08 E. Rumble Rd. Modesto CA 953.50. Need info. Grief' WELLS b,Prince George co. d.18.54 Montgomery Co. Son Grief Daniel b. 1822 d. 1920 Roanoke Co m. Mariah BESS 184J. Another son George m. Elizabeth MOSES 18Jl. Their son Charles b. 18JJ d.1900 Montgomery Co m. Cassie Ann PEARCY and Catherine GRISSO SHEPARD. W-16 Emmett L. WHITMORE, Steele ND 58482. William THOMPSON b. May 1813-18 d.2) Jan 1909 m. in Rockingham Co 1.5 Aug 1842 Mary SHOWALTER {b. 25 Aug 1822 d.1900). Need ancest ors of Wi11iani Was possibly an orphan and adopted?? May be born in or near Roanoke Lived Augusta Co Moved to Iroquois Co IL by 1880. Answer a11 J-6 Marie R. JUSTICE. P 0 Box 21?2, Pikeville KY 41501.Need inf'o on Darius MILLER b. 180'5 Wythe Co VA. In Pulaski Co 1840. in Wythe Co 1841. Wife Sara Ann JOHNSON Chi1dren 1 Jacob, �VI KG I 1 71 I \ ;\111) :\ i ACH l/\N NOTf S John Grayson , Emily Frances. To KY 1857. Need names of and Sara ' s parents. Da~ius' R-13 Mrs. Iva T . RAMS EY, 908 Westwind Dr. No. Palm Beach FL 33408 . Need info on OSBORNE family migrating to Vermillion Co IL by 1 8 5 0. Dau g hter Mahala Ann b. Kentucky ca1823 m. ca1840 William BAILEY, Verm ilion Co. Also info on PERRY family migrating west (I owa ?) , in Indi anapolis,Marion Co IN 1880,whose son m. Essie RU MFO RD A- 12 ·Doris ANDRE, 33922 Alcazar, Dana Pt. CA 92629. Need parents and place of birth of John W. DAWSON who m. Elizabeth POWELL. Their dau Mart ha Ellen DAWSON b. Prince William Co VA 9 April 1842. Ruth DRAKE , Ru ral Route, Oldfield MO 65720. Clearing house for surname HILLYARD, Caldwell Co KY after 1810,Kanawha Co before 1800. Tax List names HILLYARD, George, Johnathan,Joseph, and Thomas. Desire correspondence. Alexander HILLYARD's inventory 1795 Brunswick Co VA shows wife Mary. Send Pedigree chart and request for reply with SASE and large envelope. D-8 A-16 Mrs. Charles H. ANDERSON, 312 S. Clinton St. Leit hfield KY 42754. Lookingfor parents of John B. HOLLAND b. 1771. Need marriage of John and Elizabeth (BROWN??) ca1800. Bedford Co 1810, 1820. Moved to Hardin Co KY ca18JO.Childrens Agnes, Lucy, Chester,Mahala , Mary, Martha, Nancy, Clement, William, John. F-6 Evelyn R. FRANTZ , 7225 New Castle Rd., Lafayette IN 47905 Desire to share CAMPBELL-MITCHELL info with other searchers in Bedford and Campbell Cos. Robert MITCHELL will written 1779 recorded 1799 Campbell Co VA. Josiah CAMPBELL sold land to James HANKS 1781 Campbell Co. Also SMITH -STREET Amherst Co William SMITH b. ca1774"Under the Tobacco Row Mountain"son of William SMITH and Betsy STREET. s-46 Doris O. SINK , 1323 Wabash Rd. Marion IN 46952. Franklin Co VA; Leonard SINK m. Sarah Jane SAUL 1 Dec 1840. Need the names of their ~hildren. J. V. AVERY, Jr. , PO Box 21.54, Roanoke, VA 24009. Seeking descendants of WOLFORD's who left York Co PA early 1800's for Ohio or western PA. Have a ton of material on WOLFORD' family in Ohio, Centre/Clinton Cos,York Co PA. Interested in minister ial career of Charles Calvin BARTLES (1851-1926) Church of God , central PA. A-2 NM-1 John E. BURROWS III, 731 Estates Rd. , Roanoke , VA 24014. Jacob KEEN(E) b. 1807 NC son of Leonard KEEN(d.Clark Co OH fall 1818) need ancestors,brothers,sisters.Also working on Hu·rCHING (S) (KY) . RANDALL,RAMSEY ,AUSTIN , FINNEY ,GRAVELY , TURPIN SHACKLEFORD ,ELLI O'I'T ,CRIDER (all VA),BURROWS(IL ,IN) 1 BREWER (IL,OH) LONG(Pike Co OH , IL). �72 S-35 Mrs. S.W.ST.CLAIR, 767 Virginia Ave, Salem,Ya 2415 3· Have the SMITH and FARMER families i n Pu l aski and Montgomery Cos. been researched. My g-g- g randpa r ents we r e Thomps on FARMER and Hiram SMITH. B-25 Charles T. BURTON, Rt.2 Box 191, Tro utv ille, VA 24175 . Need antecedents, marriages, etc of Da v i d L. SMITH b .lJ Jan 1822 d. after 1877 lived College Corne r,B u t l er Co OH extending into Union Co IN. One wife was Caroline GAGE,first? or second ? H-27 Clyde J. HAMPTON, 1425 Cass Ave, Cayuc oa CA 9J4Jo . Need parents,brothers, sisters, of Valentino R . HAMPTON b. 14 Mar 1811 Washington Co VA d. 26 Mar 1884 San Lu i s Ob ispo CA m. Frances Campbell April 1829 Washington Co. Was Ma tild a HAMPT FLEENOR his sister. W-24 Mrs. W.P.WARREN, JR., 4770 Craigmont,Memphis TN 38128. Seeking parents, info, and descendants of Jame s DOUGLASS (d. 1804 Pittsylvania Co VA lived Campbell, Cumberland VA), and wife Martha TABB. Their son John DOUGLASS m. Elizabeth McDANIEL (dau of Clement) 180J Pittsylvania, to West TN 18J4. Compiling VA DOUGLAS records. Will exchange. M-24 Dorothy p. MUNSON, 850 Aaron, B-lOJ, Port Charlotte FL JJ952. Want info on David HARRIS b. 1798 m. Elizabeth SALLING living in Scott Co VA 18JO. Need his parents· Said to be from Yorkshire branch of Harris. family that settled Harrisburg PA Mrs. Calvin BEESON,Jr. 1401 Marion Rd. Bucyrus.OH 44820 Where can I find info on COLLIN• S Mill (Grayson Co 1806) mentioned in "Grayson Co-A History in Words and Pictures" by Betty Low Fields on page 60- Early Roads. Or any COLLINS tombstones near the Old Lead Mines. B-4 R-22 Peggy B RICH, Box 1185, Clemson, SC 29631. Desire parents & wife of Hezekiah SUMNER b @17 50 Wales, Floyd (Montgomery Co), Va· Wife of Pa tsm NEW TON b @1775, Patrick & Floyd Cos. Parents of Muriam SHOWALTER md 12/29/ 1858 Floyd Co, Va. James Madison BURTON Md bond shows father D. S HOWALTER S-47 M'. J, SPANGLER, 40JJ Crescent Road, Ellicott City, Md 21043, Info d es ired on funi el & Mary SPANGLER who had settled on the south branch of the Blackwate r River in Franklin Co in 1773. Would like to know Where they cam f r om plus any info on their descendents. Have extensive file on their d es c ~n den ts a va ilable to anyone interested. B-J6 Mrs Al b ert BAUMGARDNER, 1817 W. 11th, Sedalia, Mo 65301. Hunting a Jac ob FRANC I SC O, father of Hannah/Anner Francisco (b 10-10- 1785). Was the J acob of Botetourt Co the same as the one who owned land on the · line of Tazewel l & Ru ss ell Co' s around 1800 to 1810? Hannah md funiel LEE, son of Rob e r t A Lee . * * * * * * * * * It was a son of Erin who as ked the me e ting to excuse him from serving on a comni:f-ttee because he exp ected to be unexpectedly called away. Logan Banner , Logan Co, WV, 8 April 1896 \ �73 VIRGI NI A AP! ) L.l\LHi r\ 1 NOT S E if A-1 2 B-JJ B-34 B-35 B-J6 B-37 C-5 C- 24 C-25 Cl· '26 C-27 D-17 D-1 8 E-4 F-1J H-22 H-28 H-J2 H-JJ H-J4 H-35 H-J6 K-11 L-11 N-5 N-8 N-9 N-10 0-5 P-26 P-27 P-28 R-21 R-22 S-22 S-47 T-4 T-7 T-14 W-16 W-J1 w-32 ME~~BERS & RENEW AL'3 ANDRE , 1rs Dori:::; Halli nge r = 33922 Alcazar Drive = funa Point, Calif 92629 BAKER , Hester = 933 Oberlin Ave = Orlando, Fla 32804 BARTNESS , Jerry = 155 Courtney = Roan oke , Va 24012 3LAKE , Vera L = 1411 S I Don ovan = Seattle, Wash 98106 HA UNGARl ER , Mrs A E = 181J 11th = Sedalia , Mo 65301 BURROW ~, John E III = 731 Estates Rd SE = Roanoke, Va 24014 CREEKM ORE , Po llyanna = PO Box 52 12 EKS = Johnson City, TN 37601 COLLI S , Jean D = 29 10 Shel t on Ave = Yakima , Wash. 98902 CHI 'IW OO D, Dr W R = Pine Ridge Roa d = Wytheville, Va 24382 CHITW OOD, Mrs W R = same address as above COX, Jane = 2619 Waldo Lane = Richmond , Va 23228 DICKERS ON, Mrs J . D. = P 0 Box 935 = Huntsville, TX 77J40 DRESSLE R, Mrs Ma r garet W = J017 Hemlock Lane = Roanoke, Va 24014 EDMONDS ON, Mrs El ean or R = 280J Bryon Ave . = Odessa, Texas 79762 DUHS, Emily = 25932 Carmel Kn oll s Dr = Carmel, Calif. 93923 HRUSKE, Mrs Ted J = 349 26th St , NW = Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52405 Holstein, Perry F = 44 Tuxfo rd Terrace = Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 HORNE, Martha E = 625 Cen ter St . #302 = Ashland, Ohio 44805 HAWKINS, Theresa C - 2432 Beverly Blvd = Roanoke, Va 24015 HUEBINGER, Mrs . A. H. = POBox 280 = Ra.ymondsville, TX 78580 HANKINS, Sherryl P = 17 11 10.nbury Drive = Lynchburg, Va 24502 HOLSTEIN, Perry F = 44 Tuxford Terrace = Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 KEIME, Fannie W = Box 736 - Pawhuska, Okla 74056 LORD, Joyce E = 2 101 Fruitval e Blvd Apt 3 =Yakima, WA 98902 NELSON, Mrs E J = 9 14 Elm St = Western Springs, Ill. 60558 NIELSON, He l en P = 52 11- SE 52nd Ave = Portland, Ore 97206 NICHOLS, Margaret = 872 0 Parkland St. = Manassas, Va 22110 NICHOLS, Gary L = same a ddress as above OWEN, Betty Jo = 13293 I'efugee Rd SW = Pataskala, Ohio 43062 PETRACEK, Ru th = 935 River Lane = Santa Anna, Calif 92706 PORTER, Mrs Felix N = Rt 2, Box 11 = Springville, TN 38256 PERKINS, Mrs James S ·= 1737 Marker St Wenatchee, WA 98801 RICHARIBON, James E = 5267 Big fyler Road = Charleston, WV 25312 RICH, Mrs Linvil Gene = Box 1185 = Clemson, SC 29631 SOARD, Mrs Patricia R = J488J Doheny .Pl. = Capistrano Beach, CA 92624 SPANGLER, M. J. = 40JJ Crescent Rd =Ellicott City, Md 21043 TERRY, Robert W = 4900 Springdale Rd = Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 TAYLO, Mary M = 1505 East Oak = Enid, Okla 73701 THOMPSON, Gwendolyn = 460 East North St = Wytheville, Va 24382 WHITMORE, Emmett L =Steele, N.D. 58482 WALT, Dorothy M = 4JJ Cienequitas Road = Santa Barbara, Calif 93110 WARD, Mrs Mary = 805 Rome St = Carrallton, Ga 30117 = Correction of address C-23 COWAN, Mrs Earl W = 8JJJ NW 3Jrd = Bethany, Okla 7J008 SURNAMES B-35 C-2 F-13 H-15 K- 11 R-22 T-14 W-31 Blake, Looney, Harmon, Bates, Maddox, Cooper , Dietrick , Boggs, Goss Burton (Va, Md), Clarke(e) (Va), Hartley (NC) , Love (NC) , Robertson (Va). Large, Derby, Bott, Harless, Vance, Haydon, Blankenship , Little - SW Va . All Harveys - Charlotte & Appromatox & Campbell Cos. Peters, Magee. 'Ihomas Wilcox , Absalom Watkins, Andrew Muirhead (Morehead), Saml Caddall Hamilton, Simpkins, Wils on Mantz, Benj F; Miller, Nancy; Wm Chri s ' r Seaver (Sivers); Riggle , Simon . �V IR C I 74 EXCHANGE BULIE TI As a convenience for our r eaders , our e x change and their address es are listed below, This will b e done only onc e t hi s year , s o pl e as e make a n ote of the page number in cas e you find an i tern of i nterest in futu r e i ss ues , 1. The Apache Genealog ical So c i ety ( The Apache Genea logi s t ), 109 Kay e tan Dr. NE, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635, 2. Hidden Valley Genealog ica l So ciety ( Hidden Vall e y) , Rt 6 , Box 405 7 , Escondido, CA 92025. J, Orange County. CA Genealog i cal Soc . ( Orange Co . Bull eti n ), Hun t in g t on Beach Public Library, 7111 Talb er t , Huntington Beach , CA 9 2648 . 4. Southern CA Genealogical Soci e ty, Inc . ( The S earcher ), S on s of the Rev , Bldg., 600 S Central Ave,, Gl endal e , CA . 5. Indiana Historical Society, Genea logical Section ( The Hoosier Genealogist) P 0 Box 88255, Indianapolis , I N 462 08 . 6, Wabash Valley Genealogical Soci ety ( Sycamore Leaves ), P 0 Box 8 5 , Te rre Haute, IN 47808 7. ,Riley Co, Genealogical Society ( Kansas Kin ), 4 09 N. 17t h , Ma nhattan , Kansas 66502 8. Midwest Genealogical Society (Mid Wes t Geneal o gi c al Regi s t e r ) , P 0 Box 1121, Wichita, KS 67201 9, Topeka Genealogical Society (Quarterly ), P 0 Bo x 4 048 , Top eka , KS 6 6604 10, Ancestral Trails Historical Society (Ances t ral Ne ws ), P 0 Bo x 573, Vine Grove, KY 40175 11. Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Society (The Genie), PO Box 4462 , S hre veport, LA 71104 12 . Car-Del Scribe, Charles & Edna Towns e nd, Route J, Bo x 1 2 0A, Middleboro, Mass. 02346 13. St. Louis Genealogical Society, (Quarterly), 1695 S Brentwood Blvd, Suite 203 , St . Louis, MO 63144 14. Southwest Nebraska Genealogical Society (Newsletter), P 0 Box 6, McCook, Neb. 69001 15. Genealogical Society of Old Tryon Co. (Bulletin), Box 938, Forest City, North Carolina 28043 · 14. The Greater Cleveland Genealogical Society (The Certified .QQ:Qy'), P 0 Box 9639 , Cleveland, OH 44140 15. The Palatine Immigrant, 1492 Guilford Rd, Columbus, OH 43221 16 . SW Oklahoma Genealogical Society, Inc. (nie Tree Tracers), P 0 Box 5044, Lawton , OK 73504 17. Fort Worth Genealogical Society ('!be Footprints), Box 864, Fort Worth, TX 7 6101 . 1 8 . Central Texas Genealogical Society, (Heart of Texas Records~ Waco Public Library , 1717 Austin Ave, Waco, TX 76701 19 . Vi r ginia Genealogical Society (~arterly), P O Box 1397, Richmond, Va 2J21 1 2 0. Tidewater Genealogi cal So ciety 1;irginia Tidewater Genealogy), 131 Wilderness Road, Hampton, VA 23669 21. Seattle Genealogical Society (Search & Prove), p O Box 549, Seattle, Wash. 98111 22. Clark Co. Gen ealogical Society, (The Trail Breakers), 1511 Main S t, Vancouver, WA 98660 Yakima Valley Genealog i cal Society (Yakima Valley Bull.e tin), Box 445, 23. Yakima, WA 9 8907 Boone Co. Genealogi ca l Soci ety (Newsletter), Box 146, Hewett, WV 25108 24. Kanawha Valley Gen ea logi ca l Society (The Jou:rnal) , P 0 Box 8555, South 25. Charleston, WV 25303 (to be continued next issu e ) �75 PRO LOGUE : A Family H-Ui;totr.y and Ge.ne.al.ogy 06 a.nd by R,i_c.haAd Wm . Buc.ungha.m and IU.¢ iw:. 0e., MU!Ue.t Batr.baJta. EaJrl. Aft er 12 ye ars Ga teway Pre ss , in g Co . , I c . ) Ma ps hav e been charts showing o_ rese rch , ou r boo k ( a b ove ) is in the hands of the publisher, of B l t imo re , · ary land . (An a ff iliate of Genealogical PublishAll our so urces are doc umented . Old pictures have been us~d. drawn to icdi cate land hold ings . Where appropriate, line t h e fa mily tree ha ve bee n drawn. Every name has been indexed. The f i rst B ckingham of o ur l ine i s Joh n, t ransport ed to Maryland in 1669. From Ma r ylan some o t e fam ily mi grat ed t o Virginia, Pennsylvania, and westwa r d . Hi s great - g rands o n , the Re v ere nd Richard Buc k ingham (b.1782 d .1 863 ) joined th e Balt imore Confere nc e o f the Methodis t Episcopal Church in 1 814 an d wa s a ss i gned ch urches in Boteto urt , Mo ntgomery and Pulaski Counties, Virgini a . He marri ed Rac hel Switze r (whose g randfat her was Henry of Botetourt Coun ty ). Their offsp rin g married wi t h the fo llowing southwe stern Virginia famili es : o 0 o o o 0 0 o o o o Akers - Mo n ty Yo s t Cec il - Many desce n de n ts are b uri e d at Cec il' s Chapel, Snowville, Virginia. Chen owith - Fr o m Baltimore , Maryland and Frederick County, Virginia. Crandall - Nathan i el came to t h e New Ri ver area in 1790 from New York. Con e ve y - Au g u sta Co un ty i n 1 845 . Dudl ey - J a mes Ran some Dud l ey came to Pulas k i-Newberne area between 1820 and 183 0 . Was a b la cks mi th and may have been associated with the ironwork s i n Sn o wvi lle , Va . Had 72 known grandchildren (all listed) . Fulwider - Aug u st a a nd Roc k bridge Co untie s . Abram was a POW Civil War. Carp e nt e r a n d whe elwr i g ht . Later was c ust od ian of Bell Heath Academy . Bu r i ed in old cemetery in Radford. Hall - Asa wa s a Re v o lut i o nary so l d i e r out of Dutchess County, New York. came t o th e New Ri ve r area in 1 790 . Howard - J ohn Wes l ey Bote l er of Childress , Virg ini a Pate Ori g inally Glouce s ter then Botetourt and Montgomery Counties, Va. Simpkins A Re v ol u t i onary War soldier. PROLOGUE will be o ff the press late June or early July. You may save by ordering NOW. The pre - p u bl ication pr i ce is $17.50 (postpaid) BEFORE June 1, 1979. (Virginia resid e n ts add 4 % sa les tax or 70¢.) AFTER June 1, 1979, the price will be $ 20 . (Virgi nia re s id e nts add 80¢ s al es tax .) This is a limite d edition. ------- - - - ---- -- -------------------- - ----------- -- - - - ----------------- - -- - -- - - -ORDER FROM: The Reverend Ric hard W. Buckingham (retired) 4141 North Henderson Road, Apt. 306 Arlington, Virginia 22 203 Make ch eck o r money orde r p ayable t o Richard W. Buckingham -- $~~~~~ Please re se rv e c op y ( cop i es ) @ $ 17.50 each Pleas e se nd me copy ( cop i es ) @ $20 .00 each, C.O.D. date of publication Name. Address City. . State . . Zip . . . . • �NOTES: 76 RESEARCH: New York - New Jers ey Metropol i tan Area Ge ealogical Re earc , an hour, J hrs. min ... R. Boulto!! Dick e nson , 128 Central Ave . , tate Island , N.Y. 10J01. PRE-PUBLICATION OFFER: En titl ed: Free Papers in Appalachia , Antebellum Free Negroes and Emancipated Blacks of Mon t gomery Co , Va . co mpiled and edite b R. Boulton Dickenson with index. Pa p e r back , types cript $6 . 95 until J e JO 1979, Publication price $9.50. R. Boul t o n Dickenson , 128 Central Av e . , Stat Island, N. Y. 10301 NOTES ON EXCHANGE QUARTERLIES we just do not have room enough to po int out t he e x cellent a rticle s in e very quarterly. The ones mentioned are of general i n terest or pertain to Vi rgin i a . The Tree Tracers (Okla.) Vol J, #2: Bibl e Record of Bak er Lipsc o mb . The Apacke Genealogist (Ariz): Jan. 1979: Art icl e on Vi t al S ta.tistics . Whatcom Genealogical Society (Wash): Winter 1978 : Res e a rch i n Med i e v a l Genealo •• Ancestry Quarterly Bulletin (Fla): Jan 1979: Gl o ssary of Law Te rms . The Seacher (Calif): Vol 16, #1, p4: The Nationa l Ar chi v es - Co mments o n Civi War Records Each quarterly has excellent articles and records on th e s t a t e the y a r e fro m and we can learn from each. There is no wa y t hat we can me n t · on each e nt ry on Virginia. ===== = ~= == == r ~ c -~=~~= ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ = = === = == === = === == ========================= = == = = = = = =~ THE LAST WORD Another hectic month! My apologies to the quarterlies that are not include d in the list this month, They came in this month and I have not had time to review them. You do first things first and my first was typing the drafts for my s on' s pathology Master's paper -- plus this issue. We have had to revise our policy on exchange quarterlies. We have a committee of 8 (so no one person has the responsibility of saying no) As much as SWGS would like to exchange with everyone but our budget is limited so we have to s a y no to some. We are having to exclude newsletters and limit the number of e x chan ges from one state. Now, if we had an "angel", we could exchange with every reques t we receive. Please bear with us and try to understand our p osition. We will place in ?ur files all requests, and in the suture should we b ecome able to exchange with these on file, we will notify them for a trial exchange . We hated to do the above but our funds are limited. Would appreciate having any records that you might have on hand. PLEASE. Pl eas e remember that any information that you see here should be checked a gai nst t he origina l. The typist makes mistakes and reading the old documen t s i s n o t easy. The people who contribute the material are doing their best -s o don• t get mad at t hem if they cannot read the handwriting and have to gu e ss at wha t i s there. I have s aid enough - - -- - - good hunting ! �Name 16-J1 : great great Add res grandparents of #1 --------- _ City __________ 8-1 5 : g r eat State _ _ _ _ Zip code - -DatP. b - born p - place d - died md - marri e d 4-7 : grandparent b pb d pd md p md 4..--::----- - -- - - -b pd d 9 b pb d md 17 t d 18 b d md 19 b d pd b pb d 20 pd md pmd b b d 2-r--=-------------~ 5 ::-' - ~---------- 8 of #1 pd md pmd 16 grandpa rents of #1 b 1 ~d 2 1 .;._____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ b d - - -- - - - - -- pb d pd 22 23 lr~-d~~~~~~~- 1 b pb 1 d b pd d b pb 24 d 12 pd md pmd b pb lr--~d---- 25 ,____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ b d 6 ~------------~ pd b md pmd pb d pd md pmd 1J J -:-~---------~-­ b pb d pd d 26-r:---~------­ --:;----------- -2-7 b pb d pd ~d '-7 b _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ d r-:-------------2-81~d 29 ~b;----------~ d b pb d pd sp ouse of # 1 #2 & J pare nt s of # 1 b d �78 Y lRG IN IA A PP LAC hl NOTES HIN'IS ON PEDIGREE CHART #1 is the person that the chart begi ns with . Even numbers are always male. Odd numbers are always female and a new s urna me on the chart . The number for ancestor doubles. The main line on th e chart i s # 1 - his father #2 - grandfather #4 - great grandfathe r #8 - grea t great grandfather # 1 6 - etc . The m0ther is #J - grandfather if #6 - grea·t grandfa t he r i s 1 2 - e tc . \ ~ If Jane Doe md John Jones, do not record he r name as J ane Doe Jon e on would mean that she had married a Jones before s he ma rri e d John Jone . #J . Tha If you are not sure of the date, place or name pu t a qu es tion ma rk bes id e the information. Family tradition is not alwa y s r i g h t . Errors will be made, but, please, do not pu t the wro ng inforrna tion down on purpose. I have lmown people to do that. We are enclosing this chart so that you may t e ar it ou r and u s e as a guide - or copy it. Please send us your chart if you have not done s o. May we publish your char t? .LJ yes CJ no We will not publish a chart unless we have written permi ss ion. .. ' ' �GUIIELINES FOR VIRGINIA APPALACH I AN NO'IE: Material for Publication : 1. Pl ease typ e , i.f poss ible , on ~ x 11" paper , s i ngl. e s p ace, with minimum mar gins of 1 " on a ll sides and head ings patterned on those -i.n previous issues of VAN . PLEASE us e a dark ribbon and CLEAN key s on your typewriter. I f handwri tten , please write plainly or print . I f you feel you cannot type well, pl ease type the ma terial with double spac e. (eas ier to read to retype). Pl ease read the material over before sending it and check all dates. 2 . Give s ource of material . Original d o c u ments - where found, type , number of b ook and page No . We cannot print materia l from printed source unless we have permi ssion from the a uthor . Deadline f or s u bmitting material i s the first of t h e month ~revious to t h e month of publication . J. 4. Materia l contributed will not be r e turned un l ess accompanied by a stamped self-addressed env elope . 5. We welcome all fami ly hi s tories (may have t o be e dited due to space ), copies of court records, Bible rec o rds, e t c. That little bit of infonna ti on you have ma y be of h e lp to so me on e. Of course , we cannot promis e n ext issue publicati on. QUERIES 1. Unless queri es a r e t o b e u sed as fi l l ers , s ubmit them one at a time. Since this is a quar terly , queries not used when originally submitted may become dated and of no valu e to the writer. 2. All material s hould be sent to Mr . J V Avery Jr , PO Box 2154, Roanoke , Virginia 24009. J. Be sure your query makes sense . Don't abbreviate ( we will) or over simplify. I f longer than 50 words, we will edit. 4. 5. If, st all possible, inc~ude your membership number with the query. Queries are free to members. To nonmembers the cost is not include your name and address. Qu ~ries are limited to try to get all queries in as space permits. 5¢ 50 a word words . does We wi l l 6. Please put queries on a separate sheet with your NAME and ADDRESS when enclosi.pg with other material. Some queries have been lost along the way because of being included in the body of a letter. ADVERTISMENT We will accept advertising pertaining to genealogy at $1.00 per i nch per issue; half a page $6.00; full page $12.00 . �From Southwesteni Virgi nia Genealogical Soc iety 1716 Colgate Street , NE Roanoke, VA 24012 r. '., Retuni Postage Guaranteed ' Bulk Rate u. S. Postage P A I D Permit No . J74 Roan ok e , Va . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 3, Number 2 Subject The topic of the resource Preisch-Price Family; Halls Church Cemetery Survey; "Some Freemen Identities: Selected Slaveowners 1860"; Death Book of Roanoke County, 1853-1857; Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource May 1979 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv3n2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4541/VANv3n1.pdf 5cf04ff2cd701ae7ff8087c474072bff PDF Text Text Virginia Appalachian FEBRUARY 1979 NfJtes Danville • Bristol • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �v,~, (., ~ 04 11 4 G o~-; 0 1195 0102775 7 VI RGI NI A V f2 17Ct._ N 0 TES AP P AL ACHI AN Published Quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEAL(X;ICAL SOCIETY 1716 Colgate Street, NE Roanoke, Virginia 24012 ======================================================================== STAFF Edi tor ........... . I Assistant Editors Art. I I I I I I I It I It I It I I ... I I I I I ....... . .................••• Babe Fowler ... ... .......•••• Marion Iandress ... . .....••• Marie Lynch .... Pedigree Charts. Quarterly Exchange. Queries ... Reviews .. Surnames. ... I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I I I I t I I I I I ... .•.•.... J. I t It • I I I I I I '" V. Avery Jr. . .....• Belva Counts ...... Elaine Trumbull I ... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- ---------------------------------------------------------------CONTENT3 ... 'Ihe Bush Family of Southwest Virginia. . ..... President's Message .............•.... I I I I I I t I I I I I I ••• 1A I ... '• Henderson Bible Record, •...•..•.•..... e e I Towns and Places: Furnaces of Botetourt County (Va) •• I t e I I I I I I I e I I I ....... I I I I I I I I 1 2 8 8 8 3 e Some Freedmen Indentities: Part II. Slaveowners and their Former Slaves •.•••••• •••••••••• 5 . . . . . . 15 Exchange Bulletin Notes ...•...••••••••..•.••..•....•.•... ............ .... . .... 16 ..... ... .....17 .... ..21 ... Ancestor Chart ..•.......•. • · • • · · ........... Harvestwood Cemetery, Floyd .Co, Va, , ••••••• Newspapers : Abstracts from the 'Roanoke Beacom' •.. . .. • .• 22 Book Reviews George Robinson and His Kin •••••••••••••••• Qtierles; ..........•..•....••••..•.••••.•••.•.•.•..•..•.....••••.•• 23 By-Laws of Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society •••.••••••••• 27 Articles of Orga,nization •••...•......•.......•............ . . . • ..• , 29 Membership - 1979 •....... ,;.: ······························ · ···· • 31 .. ,35 Surname Index for 1979 .. •••• J8 'Ihe I.a.st word.. 1 ........... ...... ............ I I I • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I Vol. III No. 1 -- FEBRUARY, 1979 • • I • • ... • • t I o O I �1A A PI , _._ I '" PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Greetings! This is your new president speaking . What can we officers of your Society do f or you ? c 1ar. t. Lo o thing we can do make our members far and n ea r feel that U n.: 1 o?. r . ! 8ry- For our members within commuting distanc e of Roanoke , Bol; Pi 1 et;ar , . .i'irst Vice-President and Program Chairman , is hard a t work 1 ni g up :.:.pt: ·l.kcr.., or our m.eetings on each third Saturday in the Auditorium of' t Hoar.eke Pu lie Library at i:JOpm. For you members in Southwestern Virginia too far a way to at t nd our Hoanoke l.in g (th meetings, I am going to ask our membership at its February m n. r que .c; t to January meeting was cancelled due to icy streets ) t o approv one of you wou l d hold the April and October meetings outside of Roanoke . If like to "host" one of these meetings in your county, plea .... e i nform Bob Phlegar. For members, outside of our charter area , the VAN will be our ma in medium for speaking to you. ~ feel ~hat w~ are fortunate that Babe ( Mr Cl a ud e ) Fowler , your retiring President, is ~aking over as editor of VAN . She i a nxiou s to receive publishable genealogical materia l s . Your duly elected executive committee for the current year include : Bruce Anders on, Jr., President .310 W Lexington St, Wytheville, Va 24J82 Robert Phlegar, First Vice-President 216 Craig Ave,, Salem, Virginia 24153 Betty (Mrs S R) Low, Second Vice-President . 2801 Longview Ave, Roanoke, Va. 24014 Viola B Wright (Mrs), Recording Secretary 41.5 Pennsylvania Ave, Salem, Va 24153 Ann Kyle (Mrs), Corresponding Secretary 3411 Exeter St SW, Roanoke, Va 24014 Eleanor M Mullens (Mrs), Treasurer 12 .5~ Floyd Ave, SW, Roanoke , Va 24015 Ilene (Mrs Forest) Lavinder, Asst. Treasurer 2702 Cedarhurst Ave NW, Roanoke, Va 24012 The names of chairmen of standing and ad hoc committees will be listed . in our i ssue of VAN. Come meet with us! If you can't, keep those card and letters coming. Bruce Anderson Jr. ********************************************* �VIRGINI A APPA LA CHI .-\ ~OTES THE BUSH FAMILY OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA by Viola B. Wri ght This family portrait was taken in 1902 on the day Margaret Bush, dressed in white, married her cousin, Albert Bush of the Kentucky branch of the family, Her parents and eldest brother George Gose Bush are seated in the picture. James Bush, no middle name, the father, was born in 1850, the seventh son of Valentine Bush who lived to the age of 104 years. He was born ca 1799, the son of Austin Bush and his wife 3aid to be of Indian blood. The wife of Valentine Bush and the mother of James was Nancy Gose, the daughter of Christopher Gose and Mary Elizabeth Litz, and the granddaughter of Stephen Gose and Elizabeth Spracher, pioneers of Southwest Virginia and Russell County. Valentine and Nancy Gose Bush are buried in the church cemetery of the Baptist Church in Nichelsville, Virginia. Mary Ann Ellen Bond, wife of James Bush, was the daughter of George Bond and Hannah Kilgore and the great granddaughter of the Rev. Robert Kilgore , also known as Robin Kilgore, the first Mason to be buried in Scott County. His grave with marker bearing the Masonic emblem is in the Nichelsville Cemetery, James Bush and Mary Ann Ellen Bond were married December 31, 1874 in or near Nickelsville in Scott County. They were the parents of George Gose Bush , Charles E, Bush, Margaret Bush, James Hopkins Bush , and a daughter who died in infancy, Present for the wedding of their sister were t hree brothers , George Gose Bush and his wife, Martha Culbertson Bush, Charles E. Bush and James Hopkins Bush, It was quite an elegant affair for the back woods , judging from the family dressed in their best finery. Even James Bush , a mountain man and unaccustomed to frills and furbelows, put on the new ruffled front shirt his wife had made for him, a coat and his best leather boots. While Mary , his wife , was dolled up in her best bib and tucker . Mar tha, no doub t , was honor attendant for she, too, was in her Sunday best , All were wearing f lowers , even the gentlemen, James Hopkins Bush, the seventeen y ear old , on the far left of t he picture behind his father, is the father of Viola Bus h Wr ight . He marri ed Ma tti e Lula 1 �2 The Bus Family (co • t ) Pinkard, the daughter of Charles Ballard and France:; family moved from Scott County t o Franklin Co ty i . Story Creek, They were marri ed Oc tober 25 , 907 , a::; back. James Hopkins Bus h came to the school taug day he and her father had gone to Rocky •'ount for t had brought a horse saddled with t he proper side ... ad 1 they were married near the s c hool by the minister t cy is presumed to have been mounted . e , too ************** ******* **** HENDERS O BIBLE RECORD The following record was sen t to me ( Babe Fowler ) who lives in Texas. The Bibl e belonged to Henley William and Nancy (Dingess ) Henderson . y t rub +, e B le so of Henley Gruber Henderson was born J an . 28th , 1 809 . Elizabeth Byrnside Alexander wa s b orn August JOth , 1 820 . Elizabeth Parthenia Sawyers was b orn J anuary 1 2 , 1 829 . William Henderson was born March 5th , 1776 and was married to Ann Dinges . January 10th, 1800. Died June 2 4 th , ~ . J (f LI Ann Dinges was born July 9th, 1784 and di ed J a nu a ry Jrd , 1 82 9 . William Henderson was a son of Ca pt. J ohn Henderson a nd h · wife was Ann a , formerly Anna Givins. Capt. John Henders o n was a s o n o f a mJ.. . He nd e rs on. Ann Henderson, :· ife of William Henders on wa s a d a u g ht e r of Pe t e r a nd Mary D_inges, Peter Dinges was a son of Michael a n d Gertrud e Dinge . Iates of the births of the children of William & Ann He nd ers on: John Hutton Henderson was born January 27th, 1801. Mary Henderson, afterwards Mary Straton, was born Ma rch 2 6th, 1803. Elizabeth Henderson, afterwards McDonald, was born March 12th, 1806. Henley Gruber Henderson was born January 28th, 1809. Dinges Henderson was born May ?th, 1811. Mary Dinges, wife of Peter Dinges, was a daughter of Thomas and Barbara Srni th and the maiden name of Barbara was Anderson. Henley G Henderson and Elizabeth Jane B. Alexander were rnarri ed on the 8th day Of February A. D. 18.5J. Henley G. Henderson and Elizabeth Parthenia were married November 3rd, 1870 • . D3.tes of the births of the children of Henley and E. Jane B. William Henderson was born January 14th, 18_54. Pheba Ann Henderson was born May 5th, 18_5_5, Mary Isabella Hendersonwwas born March 18, 1857. John Henry Henderson was born March 6th, 1859. Henley Gruber Henderson, Jr. was born July 25th, 1860 fuvid Houston Henderson was born July 21st, 1867. DEATHS Henderson. Phebe Ann Henderson died September 12th, 18_56. Aged one year, four months and s even days, fuvid Houston Henderson died at midnight between the 17th & 18th of August 1866, Aged one year and twenty eight days. Elizabet h Jane 'Byrnside Henderson died August 1Jth, 1869 at 12 0 'clock/m. Aged 49 years wanting 17 days. Mrs, Phebe Alexander died August 9th, 1869, Aged 86 years and 5th month. Henley Gruber Henders on died February 6th, 1892. Aged BJ years and 9 days. Elizabeth Parthenia Henders on died October 29th 1896. William Andrew Henders on died Dec, 24th, 189J. John Henry Hender son died Nov. 30 , 1925, �VIRGINIA APPALACHIA!'! NOTES. 3 TOWNS AND PLACES FURNACES OF BOTETOURT COUNTY by Jim Avery Between 1768 .and 1882 there were some twenty furnaces .p roducing iron in Botetourt County. The first furnace was Harvey's Catawba Furnace located on Lee's Branch of Catawba Creek. It was built between 1768 and 1770 by Isaac Zane. In 1821 it was owned by Robert Harvey and is sometimes refered to incorrectly as Martha Furnace. Downstll:B.ll1 from Harvey's was the Brunswick Forge and Splitting Mill. It is near the mouth of Lee's Branch where it flows into the Catawba. This forge is shown on Woods Map of 1821 as Taylor's Iron Works. At one time it was also known as Catawba Forge. Also in the area was the Catawba Furnace. It was located upstream from nrunswick Forge on Catawba Creek. It is incorrectly shown on Wood Map as being near Lee's Branch. It was actually upstream from Stone Coal Creek. It was built in 1830 and may have been owned by Robert Harvey. The property was sold to Joseph R. Anderson in 1847. · A fourth furnace was located on the Catawba. This was the Salisbury Furnace located where the Catawba empties into the James River. The pits used in making charcoal for the furnace was located across the James from the furnace. Another early furnace was owned by Mathew Harvey. It was located on his Mountjoy estate near Buchanan. It is shown on Wood's Map on the south side of Looney's Mill Creek. About 1830 a furnace was built at Roaring Run by a man n named Robertson. The tub bellows were built by a millwright named Flaherty. The furnace was owned and operated by the Anderson family. It was abandoned in 1854 and rebuilt in 1863. The furnace could ·produce ten tons of high quality iron per day. The area is preserv~d as a picnic area near Eagle Rock. Near Roaring Run was another Anderson furnace, Grace Furnace. There was · an-old charcoal furnace there before the iron furnace. It was in operation in the 1850's and during the Civil War. Two other 'O'ld furnaces .were located on Purgato:ry Creek .north west of Buchanan·. They wer·e known as Mayberry A and B. The lower furnace, Mayberry· A, was located near the Cartmill's homestead and is shown on Wood's Map. The stack to the furnace is still . standing, but th~ remainder of the furnace has been torn down to build walls in the fields across the road. The other furnace was was further upst_ream. I could ·not get my Cutlass that far up the road to see if it was still standing. Probably the best known furnace in Botetourt County was at C~overdale. This furnace was built about 1?87 by Robert Harvey. rt was also known as Martha after Harvey's wife Martha, the daught~r of Benjamin Borden. The furnace was on a mill race which �YIRGINIA APPAL AC HIAN NOTES was used to power the bellows. The same race was used to power the Cloverdale Flour Mill. The furnace was located upstream from the flour mill where the old road leading we st crossed Tinker Creek. The 1821 map identifies it as Tayloe's Furna~e. It was operated by John Tayloe III from 1810 to his death in 1824. There may have been as many as three furnaces located on or near the same site. A furnace known as Cloverdale 1 was built about 1830 and abandoned in 1843. Cloverdale 2 was built in 1841 and rebuilt in 1850. Both these furnaces were in production during the Civil War. One of the furnaces was burned by General Hunter in June 1864, but was rebuilt in six mont:h~ .. The only fu:nace ii; Botetourt County built durin g the Civil War was at Arcadia. It is on Jennings Creek about three and one half miles northeast of Buchanan in the Jefferson National Forest. It was built in 1862 and abandoned in 1882. The furnace is still standing. The present owner has a CB antenna mounted on ~op of it. . During the Civil War most of the furnaces in production were owned or controlled by Jcbn and /or Joseph Anderson.These included Roaring Run, Catawba, Cloverdale 1 and 2, and G~ace: Joseph Anderson was an agent for the Tredgar Iron works in Richmond who purchased Catawba, Cloverdale and Grace from the Andersons in 1862. Apparently the only furn~ce in operation after the Civil War was Arcadia. · There were other furnaces in Botetourt of which little record remains. These include: Aetna 1 and 2 Rebecca (in op(eration in the 1850's), Retreat, Callie Pri:i.cess · and Jane also operating during the 1850's). ' ' ********************************** A Few Ma~ages from MON'IGOMERY CO VA. copied at the State Arch1 ves. ' da t~ •• husband. , wife. , parent or guariian of husband ••• parent or guardian of wife ••• ~ecurety & witness ••• minister. p84. year 1800. 4 Jan. John Co:f:fman - Nancy Bradly - o - o - Thos Bradley - 0 7 . Jan. -fuvid Harless Jr - Polly Hill - o - o - John Hill - 0 7 Jan - William Henderson - Nancy Dingess - 0 - Peter Dingess - La vid French (Note: William is from Gr~enbrier & Monroe, father John Henderson) 8 Jan - John Mood:; ~ Nancy _W atterson - Edm Moody f - Agnes Watterson & Wm . ~ylor, g d ns - sec: Thomas Watterson & Saml Shanklin. 21 Jan. Nimrod Brown - Sally Lucas - o _ o _ John Lucas 22 Jan. - &JoGseph Howell - Jane Dunlop - 0 - Moses Dunlop f - James Dunlop eorge Dunlop 25 Jan. - Thomas R'yly - Nancy Evans - 0 - Thomas Evans f - Richard Beckett 4 Feb. - John Peters Jr - Sarah Clay _ J 0 hn p t f _ Mitchell C1aY f Charl es Clay e ers Sr 5 Feb . Jo~ Simpk ins - Rebeckah Elswick _ 0 _ 0 _ John Elswick 12 Feb. Willia"1 Cook - Ma:ry Simson (21 yrs of age) _ Thomas Cook f Bl es ing Si mson - Jacob Souders & John Shuckman 25 Feb. Iaviel Ebleing - Hannah Rible - o _ Christopher Bible The original marriage bonds Prior to 1853 are not available; after 1853 marriage lic en ses were issued. �VIRGI N IA APi' hL /\ CH :, \; ~ I 'Q TE) 5 SOME FREEDMEN I NDENTITIES PART II -- Slaveowners and Thei r Former Slaves by Ric hard H Dickenson , 128 Central Ave , Staten I s l and, NY 10301 All r eferences in this section to Mon t gomery Co. a re to Montgomery Co, Va ,, whose county s eat i s Christi ansbur g , c ontaining the Courthouse, constructed in 1908 . The County Cl erk ' s off i ce c ontai ns , among numerous other r ecords , the marri age records of t he county f rom 178? to the present. In the flap pocket of Book one of the Marriage Regi ster this writer found four folded papers with the following heading : "Regi ster of Colored Persons of Montg omery County , State of Vi rgi ni a , cohabitati ng together as husband and wife on 27th February 1 866 . " Subheadings were : Name of Husband; Age; Place )f Bi rt h ; Res id ence ; Occupation ; Las t Owner; Las t Owners Res idence; Name of Wif e ; Age ; Place of Bi rt h ; Res idenc e ; Las t Own er; Las t Owners Residence; Name of Chi ldren , wi th age of each ; rate of Commencement of Cohabitation, Some JJ 6 fami li es , wi t h a minimum of 2 t o a maximum of 14 to a family were l i s t ed . Thi s regis t er was c ompiled by Cap tain Charles S , Schaeffer, Freedmen ' s Bu reau Agent who was t he f ounder of t he Christi ansburg ins titute and t he churc h whi ch now bears his name -- Schaeffer Memorial Baptist Church in Chri s tiansburg . Where the 1866 Cohabitation Regi s t er lis ting coinc ides with 1865 "Census of t he Col ored Populati on of Montgomery Co,, Va." it has been incorporated und er the na me of the i ndi vidua l. Although not all of the 865 names are thus ma t c hed , it d oes n ot d imini s h the importance of the Register of Colored Pers ons c ohabi t a ti ons . Prior to February 29 , 1866 there were only seven (7) Bl a c k marriag es regi s tered i n the County Clerk's office - the first of which oc cured on 28 t h of October, 1865-~but, these do not show former slaveowhers and chil dren , i f any. Therefo r e, this is a find of considerable cons equence to Bl a c k geneology in this area. 1865 186? Sex Color *Amiss , (Amos ), Edwin J. 1. Sarah Burrell 50 58 F B 1866: Sar a h Ann Lee, 44, b Montgomery Co. , m. Feb 14, 18JJ , Jeremiah Burrell (51, b Surrey Co, Va. Past Owner - Nancy Burke , Monroe Co , Va ) 2 . Peter Dyerty 40 43 M B J, Elizabeth Burrell 18 21 F B 4. Thomas Burrell 12 14 M B 5, Nancy Mace 18 21 F B 6. Jacob (John) Dill 16 18 M B 7. Mary Jane Dill 1J 16 F B 8. Thomas Dill 12 14 M B 9, John Burrell 8 10 M B 10. Virginia Burrell 1 3 F B 11. Clara Pa tterson 40 41 F B 12. William Patterson 45 41 M Mu 1J. Abraham Varon (Vaughn) 50 50 M B 1866: Abraha m Vaugn 48 , b Mon t gomery Co , Va , Past owner, Mary Wade , Montg omery Co, M. Sept . 15, 1841, Racha el Arms t r ong, ( 51, b Montgomery Co, Pas t Owner, Edwin J Amiss , Montgomery Co , ) 14. Rachel Varon (Vaughn) .50 .50 F Mu 15. Ehphene Varon (Vaughn) 14 17 F Mu 16 . Fanny Olivar (Oliver) 20 20 F Mu 1866: Fanny Vaughn , 25, Mon t gomery Co ,; m. Sept. 1 , 1857 , Andrew Olive r 29 , b Mont. Co ., Former Owner - J ohn Black, Blacksburg, Montgomery Co. 17. Ianiel Var on (Vaughn) 16 20 M Mu 18 . Joseph Va ron (Va ughn ) 13 14 M Mu �v l RG I I I /\ A FI I ;\ i_ ; \ c H I, 6 19. Rose Varon (Vaughn) 10 13 F Mu 15 19 M Mu B *Anderson, George W 1. Charles Dill 26 JO F 13 16 F 16 6 17 M 8 4 6 M F 1. Gilbert Deacon (Deaton) 18 19 2. Mary Beverly 12 14 2. Adeline Dill J. Mary Dill u *Barnett, . Charles A. (Not found in 1860) 1. Colwell Keys (McKees) 2. George Keys (McKees) 3. Margaret (Sarah) Keys (McKees) Mu Mu Mu *Barnett, Charles T. M F Mu Mu *Barnett, John D. 1. Sarah Griffin 45 40 F B 1866: Sara Legans, 37, Freeborn, Montgomery Co,; m. July 28 , 1 8J9, Thomas Griffin (48, Boutetourt Co, Va., Former owner, John D Ba rnett, Montgomery Co, Va.) B M 21 2 . John Griffin 19 B M 3. Giles Griffin 22 19 *Callahan, William M. 20 25 M 19 24 F 4 7 F J 5 1 . Parris Lawrence JS 40 2 • Lewis Phillips (Free & JO 1. Lewis Briggs 2. Harriett Briggs 3. Nancy Briggs 4. Wesley Briggs (Free & 19 in 1860) M Mu Mu Mu Mu *Childress, William M. N. 3. Samuel Henry Phillips 4 · Jorm L Phillips 5. Amanda (Amy) Phillips 6. Ann (Mary E. ) Phillips ?. Jos eph (William Peter) Phillips 8 . Willie James 9. Kitty (Amy c . ) 11 9 26 5 M Mu 1860) JO in 37 12 11 JO 7 M M M F F B B Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu 1 M 6 4 M F B JO JO F M 8 7 M F M B B Babe 3 1 *Iavis, William 1. Eliza Chancellor 2. Fletcher Chancellor 3. Harriet Cha ncellor 4. Thomas Chancellor 9 6 1 3 Mu *Edmondson, Mari a (and daughter Sarah) Mu 1. Caswell Edmonds on 40 43 M 1866: 43 Montgomery Co , ; m. Nov. 10 , 1843, Martha Reb (45, Montgomery Co. , former owner Howard Peyton, Montgomery co . , ) children : Cornelius 27 , Ann (or Amy) 21. �lRG\N~ A APP ALACHI N NU I U .7 2 · Lewis Edmonds on 7J 75 M B i 866 : 75 , Montgomery Co ; m. Oct 20, 1860, Rebecca Shavers (53, Cumber1 and Co ., Va . Freeborn ) listed as Black in 1865 and as Quadroon in ~867 ; Ma y have been Negro, man, Lewis Caswell, mention in 7 Feb. 1848 Will of Henry Edmonds on, Montgomery Co. J · Alfred Johnson 4. Amanda Johnson 5. Lee ( Leanna ) Johnson 6. Mary Johns on 7. Caswell Johns on 8. Mariah ( Martha ) Johns on 9. James Johns on 21 19 1J 11 9 2J 22 16 1J 12 7 8 5 5 M F M M F F M Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu B *Eskridge , Alexander P. 1. Rachel Briton ( Burton ) B F 36 32 1866: Rac hel Anderson, J7, Bath Co, Va.; m. (date unknown) William Burton (JO Bedford Co ., Va. Fonner owner, Edward Christian, Bath Co. , Virginia .) 2. John Burton B 1 2 M J. Mary Fields B F JO J5 4. Henry Sales B 12 14 M 5. Betsey (Bettie) Sales Mu 8 F 11 6. Joseph Gragen (Sales) Mu M 8 5 7, P. Betzey Sales B F 6 J *Francis, Miles 1. Rosabelle Brown 8 2. William H Brown 3 10 5 F M B Mu 7 8 5 M M M B B B *Grayson, John 1. Anderson (Alexander) Ho;12kins 2. James Ho12kins J. Michael Ho12kins 4 7 1 *Guerrant, William G. B F 15 14 1. Mary M. Thompson 10 B M 2. William Thompson 9 B 38 M 39 J. Henry Garrent 28 F B 29 4. Ann Garrent 1866: Ann Brown, 27, Montgomery Co; m. Nov. 25, 1852, Henry Guerrant (38, Franklin Co. Fonner owner, William Guerrant, Montgomery Co,) 8 M B 9 5. Giles Garrent 1 M B 3 6. George H. Garrent 20 F 19 Mu Juley (Judah) Childress 7. 66 M B 55 Robert Craig 8. 50 M B 53 9. Philis Craig 13 16 F B 10. Betsey Adams 10 12 M B 11. Step Adams 6 M B 9 12. Fredman Adams 2 4 F B 13. Sarah (Laura) Adams 42 F B 14. Catherine Thompson 39 JO 21 M B 15. Jas. M. Thompson 18 B M 16. Enoch G. Thompson 19 *Harvey, Nathaniel B �VISGlN.f A A PPA LAC H IA b! NO T S 8 1. Norburn Banks 49 50 M B 1866: 48, Roanoke Co, Va, m. Dec. 25, 1840, Rach el Burk ( 48 , b . Roan oke Co, Va. Last owner, Nathaniel B Harvey, Montg o mery Co .); other children :i,n 1866: Letitia Ann 26, Mariah Loui sa 2 0, Ellen S . 18 2. Rachel Banks J4 50 F B J. Bessy Banks 14 17 F B 4. William Banks 12 15 M Mu 5. Rosa (Ma:cy) Banks 9 12 F Mu 6. Charlotte Tu.y 29 J8 F B 7. Chester Tu.y 10 1.3 M B 8. American Tu.y 8 11 F B *Henderson, James M. 1. Emaline Jackson 2. Celia (Priscilla) Jackson J, Dora (Theodora) Jackson 4. 5. Osborne (Ollie) Jackson Julia Jackson 6. Nancy Jackson F F F B B B 4 M 55 F F B B 18 12 10 27 1 60 16 17 1.5 21 Mu *Hoge, Tu.niel Howe 29 1. · Gordon Mills 1866: JO, Pulaski Co, Va; m. Oct 15, 1856 Ellen Co, Va. Former owner Tu.niel H Hoge, Montgomery Gordon 8 months. ·2. Hampton (Hamil ton) Mills 13 J. Nelly Mills 25 6 4. James Mills 11 5. Russell Mills 6. Waterman (Walta) Mills 2 ? • Mariah Taylor 26 J1 Reed M (33, Mu b Caroline Co) ; other 1866 child : 15 M Mu J4 10 F M Mu 13 3 M Mu Mu M Mu 29 F Mu F Mu 1 37 3 M Mu 21 15 23 18 F M M Mu *Kent , Hugh McGavock 1 . Eliza Young 2 . William N. Young 35 *Kent, James Randel 1 . Mariah Sherman 2 . William Hopkins B Mu Henry Sherman 1 J Mu Lewis Henderson 67 70 M B Jenni e Henderson 59 70 F Moses Hopkins 60 65 B M 1866 : 64, b Pulaski Co, Va; m. Au g 1 ' 1855, Leanna Lehue (49, b Pulaski Co , Va. , former owner James R. Kent, Montgomery Co.) 7. Josi a h Melton M Mu 8 . Ben jamin Pric e 5~ ~ M B 9 . Howard ~ 48 49 M Mu 10. Was hi ngt on Eves J8 J8 M B 1866 : J9 , b Montgomery Co; m. (March 18 , 18 ??) m. Millie .Ann Henderson (33 , b Montgomery Co ., former owner James R Kent, Montgomery Co.); Children: Lewis 17 , Ali ce 8, Eliza 6, Alice 8, Eliza 6, Richard J, J ohn 1. Mu 11. Granvill e Sherman 31 J2 M 1866 : 31, Montgomery Co ; m• Dec. 24 , 1862, Mari.ah Hopkins (22, b Montgomery Co , f ormer owner James Kent , Montgomery Co) ; Childs Hen:ry 1. J. 4. 5, 6. - ---- -- - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - �9 12 . 1J. 14 15. 16. Ames Sherman Elinor Page Ester Page Oli va r Page Thomas Page 17. Sa rah Page 18 . Jackson Sherman 19. Howard Sherma n 20. Samuel Sherman 21. Cal thl.a ( Ca therine ) Eves 22 . Amanda Eves 2J. Sandy Eves 24. Susan Palmer 25. Charlotte Palmer 26. Lucinda ( Lucy ) Marbles 27. Lewis Eves 28. Alice Eves 29. Richard Eves JO. Caroline Palmer J1. Jenni e Pa lm er J2. Jos eph Palmer JJ. Hiram Palmer J4. Ellen Calloway J5. Hannah Scott J6. Robert Scott J7. Mary Scott J8. Charlotte Scott J9. Michael Scott 40. Giles Scott 41. Morris (Moses) Scott 42. Mariah (Maria) Scott 4J. Charles Scott 44. Juliette (Julia) Boon 45. Celetta (Lettie) Boon 46. Frank Page-Smith 47. William Page-Smith 48. Isaac Page-Smith 49. Patrick (Patzy) Melton 50. Johnathon Melton 51. Albert Melton 52. Keegah (Kesiah) Melton 53. Clayton (Clayboni) Melton 26 49 20 22 11 27 53 22 24 1J 5 7 21 16 13 27 9 2J 18 14 29 12 9 7 J 5 3 12 11 6 J1 18 9 3 40 16 14 12 4 35 37 16 1J 12 10 8 6 4 18 37 15 15 14 12 10 8 6 Mu Mu F Mu Mu Mu M M 6 29 15 7 2 M M M M M M M F M Mu Mu F F F M B B Mu B Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu F B M F B Mu B F M B M B F F M F B F M M Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu 1 2 16 18 F Mu Mu Mu B 15 15 11 14 F M B B 7 12 5 46 M M B 5 46 24 25 15 M F M M.(F) M 9 18 12 6 10 M M M 48 57 M B Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu B *Kent, Joseph 1. Alfred Johnson 1866: 49, b Montgomery Co; m. Dec 20, 1841, Marenda Brown (40 , b Giles Co, Va. former owner Sarah Edmondson, Montgomery Co.): Children: Tu.vid 2J, Alfred 21, Anderson 20, Caswell 18, James 16, Rillas 14, Ellen 12, Leanna 9, Maria 5, Mary 2. 2. Billey (William) Jones 70 71 M B J. Milly Jones 48 57 F B *Kent, Sarah 'M. 1. Catherine (Kitty) Douglas 2. Frances D:ty J. Norman D:ty 14 15 20 22 F F 13 M 12 B B B �10 VIRGINIA APPA LACH IAN NOTES * Kirby, James W. 1. Charles Times 22 22 M B 2. Martha Times 17 20 F B J. George W Times 1J 15 M B 1866: Paten Tyens, 40 b - Campbell Co, Va, l as t o wner J ames W Kirby , Montgomery Co; m. October 4, 1847, Eliza Batton ( 46 , b . Mo ntg omery Co; children: Martha S. 19, Thomas A 16, George W. 14, Truelove 1 0. *Lipscomb, Robert K. · 1. George Watson 24 22 F( M) Mu(B) 2. Martha Wayne (Watson) 25 35 F B 1866: Martha Tu.niel, 29, Mecklenburg Co, Va; rn. J a n 4, 185J, Rob e rt Watson, 27 (b. Spottsylvania Co, Va. last owner Robert Lips comb): Children: General Warren ?, Virginia 4, Mary J. 6. J. Jennie (Virginia) Wayne Watson 3 5 F B 4. (General) Warren Watson 5 7 M B 5. Hubbard Watson 24 29 M M 6. Emanuel Toler 68 72 M B 1866: 70, b Pittsylvania Co, Va; m. Dec 12, 185?, Rosanna Lipscomb (36?, b Pittsylvania Co, Va, former owner Robert Lipscomb, Montgomery Co. Children: Rafe 11, Eliza 8, Ira 6, Doretta J, Ann B three weeks. 7. Ruenna Toler J4 36 M B 8. Rafe (Ralph) Toler 10 10 M B 9. Lizzie (Eliza I) Toler 7 7 F B 10. Ira Toler 5 6 M B 11. Dolly Ann Toler 2 4 F B *Montague, Rice D 1 . Lewis Sheffy 45 49 M 14 16 F Mu 20 23 M B 28 10 8 36 13 11 F F M M B B B B B B B B Mu 1866: 46 , b Roanoke Co, Va; m. Sept 15, 1858, Mary Lewis (33, b Montgomery Co , Va, last owner Waddy George Currin, Montgomery Co, Va. ) 1866 last owner, William Montague (Rice D Monta gues son), Montgomery Co. *Montague, William M. 1. Julia McGee *Morgan , .John W. 1. George Washington * Otey, James- H 1. Eli za Eves 2. Rebecca Ev es J . Murroe Eves 4. Willia m Ev es 5. Morris Eves 6. Grace Hunter 7. Joseph Hunter 8. Matilda Hun t er 5 7 5 4 J4 9 7 M F M F 5 6 M F M 4 28 6 *Peck, William H 1 . Robert Olivar 2. Amanda Olivar J. Andy Olivar (Olive~) 4 26 5 JO Mu B Mu ,I �VlRGlNI A .'\PP1, L/, . Hl f~.U ~. i .: 11 *Pepper , John 1. Mariah Sanders 2, Ge or ge Saunders J, Loui sa Sa unders 4, Charl es Sa unders 5. Noah Saunders 33 32 7 4 8 6 2 4 J5 J4 F M F M M Mu Mu Mu Mu Q *Pepper , Willia m R 1. Mariah Haden 29 JO F B 1866 : 27 , Maria Rol l ins , Montgomery Co; m. Aug 1, 1852, Samuel Hayden (JJ, Montgomery Co, l as t owner James C Currin, Montgomery Co); 1866: children : Sara Fran cine 9 1 Charles H 7, Spencer 5, Harriett 1. 1867: Li ved i n Chris tians burg at Spencer Haden's, 66, barber, in Chris tiansburg , Montgomery Co. The elder Spencer Haden was selfemployed and employed other Blacks. 2. Francis (Fran c ine ) Haden 10 10 F B J. Charles H Haden 8 8 M B 4. Spencer Had en 4 6 M B 5. Harriett Haden 1 2 F B *Peyton, Benja min H. 1. Pleasant Wales (Whales) 2. Frances Wales (Whales) J. Isaac Keys (McKees) l.j.. Samuel Crockett 5. Martha Edmonds on 1866: 45, b Martha Reb, Montgomery Co, m. son (43 b Montgomery Co, past owner Maria 6. Conielius Rutherford 7. Susan Wales (Whales) 8. Ann (Amy) Edmondson 1J 17 5 M B F Mu 58 M B 66 67 M B 48 47 F B Nov 10, 184J Caswell EdmondEdmondson, Montgomery Co.) JO 29 M B 2J 2J F B 20 21 F B 2 58 *Preston, Robert T 1. John Fracton (Fraction) 65 67 M B 1866: 60, b Montgomery Co; m. Dec 24, 1859, Fanny Johnson (57, b Floyd Co, Va, last owner William Ballard Preston, Montgomery Co.) 2. Robert Sanders 34 39 M B * Radford, John Blair 1. Nancy District (Destrict) JO 34 F B 1866: 41, Nancy Parmer, b Montgomery Co, m. July 10, 1841 , William D Street (55, b Wythe Co, Va, last owner John B Radford, Montgomery Co .); 1866: children: Millie 22, John 19, William 16, Edmond 14, Pocahantus 12, Lydia A 9, Buford 6, James 4, Julia 1. 2. John District (Destrict) 25 21 M B J. William District (Destrict) 18 17 M B 4. Edmond District (Destrict) 10 1.3 M B 5. James District (Des tri ct) 7 5 M B 6. Pocahantus District (Destrict) 10 11 F B 7. Tucrla (Lila) District (Destrict) 7 9 F B 8. Herman (Hiram) Campbell 1.3 14 M B 9. Isaac Reed 25 25 M Mu 10. John Wade 50 58 M Mu 1866: age 55, b Montgomery Co ; m. Feb 28, 1848, Lucy Bouser (age 31p b Bedford Co, Va , last owner John B. Radford, Montgomery Co.); Children3 �VlRGINJ 12 11. 12. 1J. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19, 20, 21. 22, 2J, 24, 25, 25. Anderson 15, Washington 11, Henrietta 9, Julia 6 , Ham i l ton 5, Mary J, John 5 months, William five months . Lucy Wade 50 29 F .M u Wyatt (Washington) Wade 14 13 u Henrietta Wade 12 11 F u Judy (Julia) Wade 1O 9 F mu Hamil ton Wade 8 7 M Mu Allen Palmer 25 52 M Mu 1866: 55, b Pulaski Co, Va; m. Oct 1, 18J2 Mary Mi ddl e ton ( 55 , b Bedford Co, Va, last owner John B Radford, Mo~tgomery Co ); 1866 , chi.ldren under Adam Fanner: Harriett 19, Margaret 17, Albert 11, Samuel 9 1 Mary Pamler J5 50 F Mu Hariett Palmer (Stewart) 17 19 F Mu Margaret Palmer 1 17 F Mu Albert Palmer 9 12 M Mu Samuel Palmer 11 9 M Mu Ann Palmer 25 22 F B Matilda Bufort (Blueford) 6 7 F B Radford Bufort (Blueford) 14 5 M B Jennie Bufort (Blueford) 9 J F B Steinford Bufort (Blueford) 11 2 M B *Ribble, Henry 1. Allbert lliy 1866: 45, b Worcester Co, Md; m. Sept 10 40 47 M 1? 185 8 Martha peck 1....32, b Franklin Co, Va, last owner John McDonald, Montgomery Co); chlld: Hugh 5, *Shield, Hamilton W. 1. Estar Ligan (Easter Liggens) 2, Isaiah Johnson J, Spencer Bright F M B 18 14 22 50 62 ID B 50 F F F M B B B B 15 B *Smith, Floyd 5 1. Mary Brown 2 • Eunice Brown O 3 • Ellen Brown i~ i~ 4, Anderson Stiff 30 .31 1866: 29, b Montgomery Co, m. Dec 25, 1863, Philice Brown (20, b Montgomery Co, last owner Floyd Smith, Montgomery 5, Dick Hatch (Richard Hatcher) co.). 17 17 child: Teressa J M Mu *Smith, William 1. Austin Johnson 54 M B 57 1(~'66: Oscart Johnso~ 53 , b Giles Co, Va, m. Sept. 1 , 1865, Nancy Duke, '+? , b Mon gomery o, 1 ast owner Charles H Miller, Montgomery Co• ) *Smith, William T. (son of William•, and Capt., - CSA ) 1. Ellen Lawson 2. Ellen Lawson 3. Maria James Lawson 4. Samuel Lawson 5. Mary Lawson 6. Robie Boy (Edgar Monroe) Lawson 7. John Thomas Lawson 8. Julia Anderson 44 · 15 13 12 8 5 Babe 44 Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu 47 17 15 13 9 6 F F F M F F 2 M Mu 45 F B 1. �V l RC IN I A A PPA LhCH Lr\ ~· 9, 10. 11. 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. f'~U .i t.) 13 1866 : J ulia Granville , 27 , b Montgomery Co, m. Oct 15, 1859, Benjamin And ers on , ( 48 , t, Cumberl and Co., Va, last owner John Miller, Pulaski Co, Va . ) Henry C And ers on 11 13 M Mu Andrew S Anders on 7 12 M B Alli s And ers on 7 10 F B Ann Pa r ker 32 28 F Mu Cha rl es Par ker 9 9 M B Robins on S Pa rker 7 8 M B Virginia Gas t ( Jennie Gas t a rus) Pa rker 5 5 F B Washing t on Parker Babe 2 F B J a cks on (Jo hn ) Par ker 35 33 M B *Stapl es , Wal ler Redd 62 63 M B 1866 Fredrick Clark , 60, b Patrick Co, Va, last owner Mary Staples, Greens bor o Co, NC; m. Sept 8, 1853, Sarah Fortner (JO, of Halifax Co, Va, las t owner William Fortner, Montgomery Co.) Children: Buchanan 12 , Julia 6, Ma ry J, 2. Anderson Ca rter 25 37 M B J, Perry Aus tin Ca rter 14 16 M B 4. Johns on Carter 13 15 M B 5, Lensville Carter 11 13 m B 6. Samuel Carter 9 11 M B 7. Walter Carter 7 10 M B 8. Alexander Carter 5 8 M B 9, Mary Lea thy Carter 3 4 F B 10, Philip (Filmore) Carter 1 2 M B 11. Jacob Cox 65 65 M Mu 1. Fredric Clarke * Sublett, Samuel 1. Elizabeth Nunnery 2. Lucinda Ellen Nunnery J. Joseph Anna (Joanna) Nunnery 4. Calahill (Calshill) Nunnery 5. Rose Bell (Mary) Nunnery 6. Ann Morah (Mana) Nunnery B F F ? Mu Mu 2 M F F B B 74 M B 35 10 JJ 12 8 4 2 Babe 10 5 75 4 B *'Th.ylor, · Henry 1. Mark Anthony *Taylor, Mary c. 1. Nancy Anderson 38 37 F Mu 1866: Nancy Jones, 39, b Montgomery Co, m. Feb 10 , 1848 , Peter Ande:rson (47, b. Montgomery· Co, last owner William Dobbins , Pulaski Co, Va ) Child: Sidney 17. 2. Sidney Anderson 17 18 M B *'Th.ylor, William C. 1. Charles Alexander 21 19 M 2 J F M Mu *Wade, Hamilton D (1865) 1. Martha Ella Sales Mu 45 47 Mu 1866 : 46 , b Montgomery Co ; m Apr 3, 1846, Charlotte J Campbell (39 u b 2. Gilbert Hall Vaughn �14 VIRGI N I A A P PA L AC HI Montgomery Co, last owner Robert Miller, Montg o mery Co ). Henry C 18, James W 16, Rosa Belle 10, Anne 6 . 3. Charlotte Vaughn 38 40 F 4. Henry Clay Vaughn 17 19 1 5. Rosabelle (Isabelle) Vaughn 10 12 F 6. Lucy Ann (Olivier) Vaughn 5 7 F 7. Emaline Campbell 16 22 F 8. Eliza Bane (Bean) 42 44 F 9. Kate (Catherine C I) Bane (Bean) 11 13 F 10. Bell (Isabelle) Bane (Bean) 10 12 F 11. Edward Bane (Bean) 8 6 M 12. T (Meritt) Bane (Bean) 2 4 M 13. Bake (George) Bane (Bean) 11 13 F 14. Mary Susan (Alice) Wade 12 13 F 15. Philip Prescott (Rescoil) 7 9 M 16. (John) Wade 6 6 M 17. Caroline Wade 29 JJ F 18. Mary Elizabeth (M.) Wade 7 7 F 19. Linda (Linnie) Wade 5 6 F Children: Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu Mu B Mu Mu B B Mu Mu Mu *Wade, James M. 1. Granville Sanders 2. Marie Sanders 27 9 F M B Mu Mu Mu 17 20 M B 23 25 8 F F B 13 6 44 M M F Mu Mu Mu JO M M B B 25 3 • Frannie Sanders 4. Allen Sanders 9 6 31 26 10 M F *Wade, Mary 1. Hamilton Carey * Wall, Elijah 1. Julia Jones 2. Charles Jones 5 B *Waskey, Preston 1. Richard Taylor 2. William Taylor 10 4 35 3. Jane Taylor *Woods, Thomas D. 1. Thomas Preston z. Gabriel (Leathy) Preston 35 35 22 Part III will be in the May issue of VAN BOOKS PLACED IN VIRGINIA ROOM BY MEMBERS "Early Goodpaster (Goodpasture) Families in America in TN' KY & Ohio• " Part I complied by Robert Abraham Goodpasture, Star Rt, Georgetown, CA 95634 "The Vi ew Fr om• High Top" complier Alice B Gleason. our Ne l son County Roots (Va) . Given by Irma Adams. A Book of Remembrance of " The Ala s kan Diary of a Pioneer Quaker Missionary" (Martha E Hadley: 1852-1915) by 10ren S Hadley , Rt 1 , Box 169, Mt Dora, Fla. �15 EXCHANGE BULLE TIN NOTES by Mary C Maier Be s ure to read the "Spic e of Hi s tory " in the August 1978 Bulletin of The Gen ealogica l Soci ety of Old Tryon Coun ty , North Ca rolina. This is by Harold W Rollin s , an d putssorne of our an ces t or hunting i n perspective. You will enjoy it . Do y ou hav e Poli s h a ncestors ? Ances tors Unlimited, newsletter of the Southwes tern Nebras ka Genea l ogi ca l Soci e ty a dvises that "any U. S. citizen des iring g en ealogica l i nf orma ti on about Pol i s h a nces tors may write to : American Con s ul, U. S . Embassy , A-1, Uj azeos kie 29, Warsaw, Poland, and reques t a ss i s t an c e in obtain i ng documents and/or information." Much of the Jou rnal of the Kanawha Va ll ey Genea logical Society for October, 1978 i s d e vot ed t o t he Vanbebber- Vanbibber f a mily--first settled at Germantown, Pa. in 168J, l a ter Ma ryl and, Vi rgi ni a , Wes t Virginia, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio , e tc . Mrs. Anna L. Lu t z . Anyone interes t ed in this line will want to read this by St. Loui s Gen ea logi cal Society advises that "Helen Free VanderBeek is compiling an Enc y clopedia of the Free Family of America "--she will "return postage plus 15¢ for e very complete new entry with complete source identification". Her address i s Route 5, Box 151, Idaho Falls, ID 83401 . Search & Prove , Bulletin of the Seattle Genealogical Society for Winter 1978 has a reminder for all of us that we should not neglect our own records because "TODAY'S FAMILY HISTORY IS TOMORROW'S GENEAL(X;Y". Lorraine Barker Miller has written "Care and Feeding of Old_Photographs" giving many pointers that will help future genealogists. Well worth reading. From Sycamore Leaves, Wabash Valley Genealogical Society, June 1978, we learn that if you have a soldier ancestor who might have been buried in Ohio , write to Division of Soldier's Claims, Ohio Adjutant General's Office, State House, Columbus, Ohio 4J215. Their grave registration file is indexed. They will check and send a copy of the record, if found, at no charge. Be sure to send a stamped addressed envelope. FAMILY ASSOCIATIONS . GARLAND FAMILY RESEARCH ASSOCIATION. Interested in Garlands of Va . who went to North Carolina-Carter Co. area and the brother(s) who returned to Va . and settled in the Roanoke valley. All Va., NC, TN Garlands invited to joi n . Membership $5.00. Secretary-Treasurer: Kathleen G Harrison , 3819 Maloney Rd , Knoxville, TN 37920. Va Representive: Irma Adams, 1815 Rivermont Ave #6, Lynchburg, Va 2450J. CLAN RAMSAY ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA. All Ramsays, Ramseys, fulhousie i nvited to join. Membership $5.00 fo r single , $7 .50 for fami l y. Write to: Carl C Bailey MD, Rt #2 , Raven Road, Greenvi lle , SC 29607 ; or I rma Adams , 1815 Rivermont #6, Lynchburg, Va 24503 . If you are 'interested in the Mccutcheon and all ied lines , contac t Jenni e L. McCutcheon , Edi tor , McCutcheon Newsle t ter, 716C, Lawton , OK 73501. If you a re interested i n the Gra ham f amily, contact Clan Graham Soci e ty 9 Norma J Graham , Trea sur e r, 170 Gum Drive, Christiansburg, Va 24073 , �YLRGlN IA A PA LA CH I i' 16 HARVESTWOOD CEMET E RY Floyd County, Virginia This cemetery is located at Harvest-wood Church on the Old Floyd a nd .P'ranltl.1.n Pike, in Floyd County, Virginia . Adeline Barnard TURNER, 1885 - 1975 c. L. TURNER, born February 26, 1885, died February J, 1969 who married Dora 'rlOOD, born October 4, 1882, died Noveaber 4, 1959 Little Roger Dean TRAIL, July 28, 1940 - February 19, 1946, "Budded on Earth to Bloom in Heaven" R· Tazwell LANCASTER, July 5, 1872 - November 29, 1925 Sgt. Wallace Hurd TRAIL, December 17, 1925 - March 14, 194.5, "Our dear eon left us lonely to shine brightly in be&VIBn• Rachel B. LANCASTER, November 26, 1878 - May 6, 1963 Foyle v. HILL, 1912 - 19.56 Albert Chapman LANCASTER, September 19, 187 5 - December 29, 192J. Capt. Albert c. Lancaster, Medical Corps USA Elbert Tyler TURNER, March 29, 1919 - July 10, 1931 J. Pinkard WOOD, November 4, 18.58 - December 10, 1955 Sarah B. WOOD, April 27, 1860 - March 1, 1931 Irvin A. HARVEY, September 12, 1891 - November-16, 1955 Isaak M. HARVEY, June 20, 1896 - July )1, 19?0 Robert o. HARV&?, October 14, 1853 - April 5, 191.S Lila LANCASTER, wife of Robert o. HARVEY, July 1, t86o - )Jove11iber 19, 19)8 Robert G. HARVEY, June 19, 1890 - April 14, 1939 J, D. SHO.R'IT, November 9, 1862 - April tO, 1947 L~la SHORTT, July 28, 1869 - August 6, 1957 Alan David VEST, July 21, 1888 - December 4, 1944 L. Gertrude WOOD, born September 5, 1894 - (left blank) A. Lincoln VEST, June 15, 1862 • April 1?, 1957 Emma B. VEST, February 29, 1857 - January 2?, 1927 Greenville D. WOOD, Noveaber 9, 1866 - Septe11ber 1), 194J Lillie Barnard WOOD, wife of Ge De WOOD, Sr., March 29, 1877 - February 28, 1961 "Lou" - A, Lura BARNARD, Januaey ), 1881 - April 4, 1970 Stanton H. WOOD, January 1, ·1881 - March 20, 1959 Vernon Cates WOOD, CMJ USNR World War II, June 19, 1918 - .January 29, 196) Earl7 F,dgar HAWKS, Jr., April 24, 19)4 - November 8, 1971 Mary Lou1ee HAWKS, daughter ot Earley and Virginia HAWKS, Deoeaber J1, 1958 - Samuel L. PETERS, Novea'ber 4, 188? - Ju1y 26, 1966 Ml.rJ JC. PETERS, May 5, 1898 - Ma7 24, 1958 Co7 lCe nrEBS, 19)1 - 1947 (Thia at.one baa & photograph _ J'an1.1&r7 Oil 1, 19.59 i'te) Recor ded in July 1977 by Faula Kelley Ward. Ther e a r e probably more graves in :this cemetery, but the above list r epresents every marked grave. ===== ===== ================ ==================================================~=== RESEARCH NOTES Wm James Wa llis md 29 Jan 1862 Martha S Linkous in Tazewell Co, Va. James Bruce md 18 Sept 1823, Tazewell Co, Va . to Elizabeth Justice. Green Sta lla id md 15 May 1845 , Scott Co, Va, Elizabeth Iavis. Elizabeth Kingery, d.au of Pete r & Mary Kingery (from Wingfield' s 'Franklin Co Va, Marria ge Bonds'') �VIRGINIA APPA LAC HI AN NOT ES 17 Abstracts fro m the ROANOKE BEACON pu bl ished Salem, Roanoke County, Virginia orig inal p apers Virginia Room, Roanoke ?ublic Library, Roanoke, Va. Thursday evenin g , J uly 29 , 1852 -from 11 Hardy Wh i g " ---- on Friday last, Morgan Miller --- died -was a sing le man ab out J 5 y rs of ag e ----from Ric hmond R e~ubl ic --- on the 27th inst -- John Williams stated to }1r Poiti aux Robinson that he f ulley believed his wife Jane Williams had murder ed Mrs Winst on and her child --------Christian Gish ----- having removed to the in Mason's Cove for s a le--------- ~est ---- offers his land "Caution to the Public" As my wife Betsey Rayford has, without cause or provocation on my part, refused to live with me as her husband, the public are hereby cautioned against giving her any credit on my account either for her own maintenance or for that of our child which she keeps with her; as I shall not consider m.vself responsible for any of her dealings on contracts. Lewis Rayford June 17, 1852. ONE CENT .HE.../ARD RUNAWAY = From the subscriber on Saturday last, Joel Stanley, a bound boy, supposed to be about 20 years of age. I forewarn all persons from harboring or employing said boy, as I will enforce the law against all such offenders. The above reward and no thanks will be given. Samuel Wrightsman. 3 June 1852. Thursday 5 Feb, 1852 --Circuit Court o.f Roanoke Co, Va, on the first Monday in J an, 1852. John B Tillet, pl.ff, vs Joanna Tillett, dft, in chancery ~- for divorce ----- d.ft not an inhabitant of this Comnonwealt!1. Married on Thursday evening last by Rev i·ir .durnett, l·!T Thornton Frant z and Niss Sarah Petty both of this county. = --- from Knoxville Plebeian died at 2pm, Monday, Jan 10 .--- Mrs . Alicia Maria Helms, wife of Wm S Helms, Esq ------- - b 1796 ca , Litchfield, Eng. ----- her father, Dr •..fm Sharrocks --- crune to t hi s country when she a couple years old - -- to Baltimore --- t o Ric hmond ----father not responsible for debts of son A ri Petty ----------David G Smith, son of Jar.ies Sn ith , - - - - - - - -- ---- dee 'd ------ - - - - - -- - - - - - - �18 ROANOKE BEACON, Thursday, 5 Feburary, 1852. List of Letters: in the Post Office, at Sal em , County of Roanoke , State of Virginia, January 1st, 1852. Ayres, Samuel Austin, Thomas E Byly, Benjamin Burnett, Joshua Black, Abr~ham Bau1den, Hon J W Banks, Harriet. (col 'd) Burgoine, Marshal Bird, -----Conner, Timothy 2 Clemons, Craven Cronan, Patrick Carroll, Isaac Cunningham, Wm Davis, Jacob A Duerson, Miss S A East, Jackson Kl.am, Charles Fry, John Fl"alin, Wm H Funkhous.e r, Abm Furgerson, Maj 'W 2 Goulder, Wm A Gaines, Mrs Jvf..a.ry Goodwin, Miss Mary G_iner, H Y H_nes, ER 2 Hill, David Hartman, George by ~ Hedrick, Mrs Mary O'brien e , l1ichael Hill, Capt C G Obenchain, Georg e H_uit, Joseph Plunket, A S Hatcher, Mrs Elizabeth. Rucker, Geo A Jenkins, Obediah Rorer, Ferdinand Jackson, Robert Reynolds, Wm E 2 Jackson, Josiah Ryan, Martin Johnston, James Statler, A Kinsey, Christian Scott, John 2 King, George B 2 Stratton, Thoe L Kistler, W L Synclair, Wm Kingsburg, John Stanly, Mias Mary A King, Mrs Catharine Schenui t, HenrY Keagy, Henry Smithdea1, Jno L Kent' J C Stevens' Mi.SS Mary E Lymans, Wm B Trimble, Da.,,id J? Loller' ---sen' r Lester, Jo~ Lawler, Vm Logan, John Mitchell, Hy S Maxwell, Thos Magee, Patrick Moore, David Norris, J amea Naff, Abm J Neighbour, John Overstreet, J v O'Briene, John Truck' Mj_ss i:ouisa wathall, BenJaIDin Wortz,Peter Wathall, Wm H Welsh &; Saunders Woods, SaJDl.lel. 'Welsh, Sylvester Vo1tz, Jas H Vright sman, Samuel. Vright, AJDIDOn llh:Ltmore J J C Williams, P M - Jan 8, 1852. Janua..t'y 27, 1853. ,.... christiansS ermon of the death of the Hon Robert Craig - oreached ..,.IJA t 11 burg Jan 16 , 1853 by Rev. N Chevalier - - - - - Robert Craig, be ep ' s 1772, Montgomery Co, Va - d 26 Nov, 1852, GJ,"eenhill, Roanoke married 1824 Malinda 0 Walton. (very long - - - - ) 0 from the Jackson Mississipp ian ---Judge Anderson Hutchillson --- 311t Dec --- b Virginia -- to Alabama to Mias by Mexican Ml:'T u. ··~CHOLY ------ d!~ed _ _ to TeJCB.S cap to f/dss. ----believed a native ~t: Mon.rOe Oo - - -. · DEATH = =: of Capt Abraham Stutler - - - f'oun Re111olds on Back Creek --- ---------- d dead near Mrs �VIRGINIA APPA LACH IAN NOill the ROAN OKE BEAC ON, Thursday January Zl, 1853 - - -mas s a cr e of Whit e 's p arty in 1849 -----------Mrs. White was the dau of Mr J ohn Dunn o f Ab ingdon, Virginia. Circuit Court of Ro anoke Co, Va. Robert Thrasher & M Thra sher, ex'rs of Fred'k Thrasher dec'd, vs John Thrasher & other heirs of Frederick Thrasher. The defendants John Thrasher, J ames Foster, Ann Foster, John Foster, Henry Foster, James Foster Jr, Robert Gaines, Filson Gaines, Margaret Gaines, Letilia Gaines, Matilda Gaines, James Gaines, Thomas Gholson & Kl.izabeth His wife, Jacob Beckner & Mary his wife, Harvey Gates & Rhoda his wife, not having entered their appearances ----------------29 April, 1852. Account of death ----- letters --- Gill from Campbell Co or a son of Col Thos McCabe's of Patrick Co. ---------Death of Spencer Weaver of Bedford Co. ---- last Wed. inst. Account of flood on Little Kanawha·river ------Married on Thurs evening last by Rev Mr Gwathney, Mr Peter Ma.ghee to Miss Ruth Shuteman, all of this place. Married on Wed, 21st inst, in Lexington by Rev Mr Clover, Mr. Zebulon Boon, to Miss Rebecca, dau of James Plunkett of that place. Obituary= d Tues., 13th inst., Montgomery Co, Va, Mr John Carden 36 yrs - - - - - - - Obituary = d Thurs, 15th inst, 23 yrs, Mrs Sal.ona Whitmore, wife of Capt ·wm Whitmore & daughter of Jacob Bonsack of Roanoke Co, Va. 1 April, 1852. from mt a Messenger" - death of Isaac Shaver & \Im Armstrong - - - - Richmond, Va: Amos R Harrold of Nansemond Co, Va. killed Alexander Gilliam of Richmond, Va. - -- Obituary: 20 Feb, 1852: Mrs Eveline P Keller consort of 'Washington J Keller & youngest daughter of John Shirey ----~----25 March 1852 + Zacheus La.faun - - - f or horse steal i ng - - - - 19 �20 The ROANOKE :SEACON, 18 Mar, 1852: Found Dead -- &iraun d Pric e , of Eri e ry b r anc h , Feb -------. from Rock. Reg ister. on 2 9 18 Mar, 1852: Married Tues. evening last by tt ev H we tzel , l ir Da v i d Staubus of Augusta Co, to .Miss Matilda Evans o f Ro an o ke Co . t I t t l 20 Jan 1853 died Sun am last, Robert Craig , son of L 'l'f & Lucy 6 years old ----- c S han ks -- a.bout from Va (Botetourt) Recorder: The day of t h e marri a g e o f Hi s s Keller and Mr Woods ---------- Mr Keller's little d a u g h ter a b out 4 years . old took sick ---- she diec about an hour or two previous to the marri ag e ceremony --------August 18, 1853 Miss Laura Shields, who resided on Liberty street in Cincinati died July 4th -------------from Hardy Whig: --- Sanford y Grayqon --- a foreer ----obituary -- Robert H Campbell ---- d Sun am last ---- 25 years old --- I August 11, 1853 died Tues p m -- Eliza A Phillips, consort of Robert F Phillips -- 22 years old -----Died Tues last Andrew J Neff --- 21 years old ---- n1· ed at resi· dence of Charles Parish, . · t Eliza Helen' , While on a visi r of New __ 1 year 8 months, only daugnter of Charles H & :M ary nunk1 e River, Pulaski Cty. Sr Feb 24, 1 853 Reception of Salem Light Infantry Grays -------fr om Lyn c hburg °ExJ2res~ of the 24th __ yesterday run __ Hr Joel Hennings' a brother of 'I' D Jenn ings --- died in railroad accident ---Married Wed even ing by t h e Rev John Deyerle, Mr La"'1rence W Gr~ of Lynchburg t o Mi s s Pau lina C Chapman, daughter of Col Chapman of t.his place Obituary : Hun tsvill e (Ala) Democrat : died at the home of her son Wmc M Otey on lfo n 25 J an, !'I.r s Mary Otey - 73 yea rs old. _ __ _ b Roanoke 0 30 Jan 1780 == md. Capt Walter Ot ey i n the 19th year of her age -----liv ed Liberty, Va, til 1 81 7 - -- mov ed to this county ---- had 4 sons and 5 daughter s --------- �Wilma ?.:~r.ie (Su tton) A~rM e~e Co g del l of Compil er _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ T e nn City, State 4 33 5 Char l e -u woo d Janu 1a:]~ 1 ') 7 9 Date _ _ __ _ ary __ Mem his Address Person No . l on this chart is the s ame person as N o. _ _ on ch ar t No ·~· 8 <2.<f Jonas Sut t on 4 .- - - - -(F.i her ol No. 2) b. Feb 7, 1 823 ful ·L Sl ci Go , Ky p.b. m . Ma r 29, 1848 d. Feb 2 , 1910 Co KY p . d 1-'ul r:. sk i Wm. Thomas Sutton Apr 2, b. 9 p.b. Pul a s k i Co Ky m Feb 12, 1891 p.b. d .• p.d May 1 , 'Pul a ski Co, b. ca p.b. Martha Jane Lee 5 b. July 1 , 182 4 oth~r oJ m. d. No. 2) l!ula sk i Uo, ~y d. Dec 27, 1915 p.d. Pul <=iski Co , h y p.d p.b. Fred b. p.b. Ill• d. p.d· Bryan Sutton~ Aug 21, d, 18 1900 11 Pvt Henry? Haggard(RW) (F att.~r of !'.o. 9, ~. c a 1759 Va Coru. on chan l'o. __ m. d. 1838 Rockcastle Co,Ky b. (Mocher o! No. 9, Cont. on chaM l'\o. __ 19 ____ __________ a (Father of No. JO, _m, Dec 22 , 1 80Crt. on chan No._. d, Unice Haynes . b1 No. 5) 1805 21 Jan 16, 1826 ca 1876 ?u.laski (Mother of Na. 8, Cont. on chaM No.-·- b. 20 ,...._ Charles_,.,...Lee (Father ol r:~y Co , Ky Ann Gilmore (Mo<her o! No, !it b. June. 13, 1789 p .b . Lincoln Co, Ky d. Aug 9, 1 8 64 _ p.d. Pulaski Co, i:...y . d, after 1860 James Gilmore (Rv Lt. 22 1 750 Va (Father of l'o. 11 , b. ca Cont.. 'e! chart No. y m,1782 Lincoln o • 1822 dMSe~t ar ha Ann McElwee 23 (Mother of No. 11. Con1. on chart No. _ 1818 & 1823 Shipton Estes (Farber of No. 12, Cont. on chan Na. _ 3, 1929 (Flora Price) Shipton Estes 12 \Fath er of com pi 1 er , - - - - - - -- -,=-Fa.1-be_r_o1,...,..,....,,.--:6l:---.,.---f . ,. Wilma(Sutton) Co g dell b. June 7, 1 8 0 ::> Aug (M<>lher ol. No. JO, Cont. on chart No. __ b,ca 1785 Md ? i~l!ib 1861 (vs) 1 25L..,....,-----------:------:-=--(M<>tber of !'lo. 12, Lincoln Co, Ky Cont. on chart ,...._ _ ? b. Wm. Fountain Estes ~ Aug 21, 1828 6 ? -b-.-O-~::....t--2-0-,--1-8-p=F'"....,.2,..._c-rot""77'N---,,, o. 3J- - - l d.' Apr 8 , 1 8 7 0 ~. 4 p.d Pul a ski c 0 , h.y 26 _~_S _o~l~o....m....o___n..,...1.--G_ r_ i _r_r-:-:i..,...n--=-=-_ _ P .b. Pu::Laski Co, .K.y i .ca 1782 Va (Father of No. 13. ah Grif'f' n Cont."" chart No., _ _ Hann m. Nov 6 , 1 86 2 :-----i • ? 13 d. Nov 6 1 1 91 0 (Mother or No. 6) b. c a 1804 in Va ee N 27 · Margarett p.d l-'ul aski Go, Ky V (MOlherorNo,13. Nancy Ellen Estes p.b. Va b.ca 1 784 a ConI. -~nNo._ 3 '----------:-:--:--:-----:-..,.,....-:----d. ca 1 8 52 d, b. J1:11Y 16, 1't:!b~otNo.lJ p.d. Pul aski Co, .Ky Vincent Garner Sr 28 p.b. Eula ski Go , Ky lb. 1 771 N • c (Father No. No._ 14, Cont. onorchart d. Apr 18, 1 921 Vincent Garner Jr 14 m. ? - - - - - - - - , - F.-th-er-o..,... r N-...-n=------11-1 1 8 ~fui p.d. Pulaski Co, Ky iu.sus e Howard 29 b. ca 1819 (Mother cl. No,, 14. Cont. on chart No. _ _ Elizabeth E. Garner p,b. b. ? 7L---~----,-~-.,..,.----~--im, Sept 20, 1841 d. 1833 9jOIMr of No. 3) July 27, 1898 b. M~r 10, 10'4-'j . d. John McKenzie 30 p.b. :Pulas k:i Co, Ky p.d Montgomery Co, Ks jb 1 0 8 1 7 95 S~•ther "' No. 15. d. Apr 6, 1930 Nancy McKenzie ~ - D; c - 5 1818°ni.onct111n Na. __ 15 9 p.d. Pulaski Co, 1 '-Y - -------<M- o-,h-er_o_rN_o._ 7)__ d. No v 1 18 t;2 b. Feb 23,, 1821 Sus ann a h oobbi t t 15 Go' Ky (Spou~ e of No. 1) P. b . .rulask i b ca 18 00 Va (Mother Cont. on or chnNo, n No.• _ . pb I I ~ I I L . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I tne: Qu. ~t8{4Jt'JIA APPALACfiflAN NOTES .b, ~. Cont. on cla.an !'\. .J. _ _ d, David Lee 10 1 916 (F.nhrr O! !\i v . ~~ 17 Ky after 1870 Ky p. d No. - - m, 1 Id. ca 1837 Lincoln Co,Ky d. 1 e6Cf;"' hc r o! l'o. I) '/ ib. of ~- 2 Mi cajah Sutton (Father No. 4) b. ca 1800 p.b. Virginia m. ? d. ca 1867 p .d Pul a ski Co , Ky Ellenor Haggard (Mother of No. 4) b. ca 1798 Jonas SuttonChrtrt 16 p . d. - d. d: Apr 18, 1881 t>.d. IlJ_l 3 s~j_ ~o A l\.v after 1860 �Yt8GtNlA APPALACHfi\N 22 rro:rn George Robinson a n d His Ki n by Marie R . Justice Jeorge Robinson and His Kin is th e sto r y o f t he Robinson family, descendants o f James t hrou g h h is so n , George from 1726 to the present. J ame s Robi nso n a nd h is wife Cathern Howell Robinson c ame f r om the No rth o f Ireland , along with other Ulster County P res b yt e r ian Dis se nters , ei ther in the late 1600's or early 17 0 0's. J arne s sett le d in New Castle County, Delaware where he made h i s will in 1726 · George Robinson brought his family dow n the Shenandoat:i Valley in Orange County, Augusta County (no w B o tetou rt) wi th land transa·ctions along Buffalo Creek (no w T ink e r C r eek ), the 11 J~mes ! the Roan<?ke and the New River ·. Cap tain. R c;:> b in so ~n died in the spring of 1763, .... an important i ndi v i c?- u .::1 1 " the great migration from lower Pennsylv a ni a to Virg i n i a . · · · The Russell County, Virginia Robinsons be g an with S amuel Robinson. whose first record was found in 1786 the year of the County format_?-on. His , records show lands a roun d t h e c e d a rcovered _rolling hills of ~ebanon, Virginia and Elk Garden· "The magtc of Elk Garden is something that will live forever in · the physical and mental makeup of anyone who has been so fortunate as to see its beauty, breathe its air . . . . " The Pike County, Kentucky Robinsons began with D~vid Robinson "looking to see what was over the ne x t hill. Early records mention Millard Area, John s Creek, Brushy Fork and Apple Orchard Settlement. Allied fa~ilies of the Robins o ns were Huffman, Johnson, P r i ~ e , Alex ander~ MacDonald and others. The book includes many wills, marriage records, land deeds and milit a rY records. It h as documented notes and an index. A gift copy from. the autt:ior may be found in the Virginia Room of the Roa~oke City Public Library. Oren Counts(Belva) R ~viewed by: Mrs. D · ve 6804 Northway ri Roanoke, Va. 24019 The above box may be purchased from Marie R Just·ce p 0 BOX 2172, Pikeville KY 415.01. Price $4. JO {inc . Postage ) i ' -------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- The Virginia State Archives has some of the original petitions s ':nt t? the Sta~e " Le g i slature by cit izens and counties. _The petitions calle d "Legislative : e titions are placed in boxes a Qcording to county and u s u ally covers a ten year pe:ri od • LEGISLATIVE PETJ:TIONS FOR GI LES CO ., VA . , 1 8 07-1831 ; box 22 0. . Folder 6049/A67~5: 1812 , Dec. 4: names mentioned ... Christopher Hetherington Ds.vid Eaton & Willia m Henders on •• . all fr om Great Britain ca 1796 . • • •·.William Henderson purchased 85 a cres of land f rom Joseph Cloyd • . •..• . • Folder 6048/ A 6764: Dec. 4 , 1812 -- conc e rns Staff o rd family. �)/tRClNIA APPA LACHIAN NOTES 23 QUERIES P-23 J. C.PO RTER, 4615 S . Selby, hlarion IN 46952. Need info on J ohn RICnMOND b. 1825 Va. m. Louisa ROSE of Tenn." in 1846 Lewis Co Ky . '/ ould appreciate any clues to RICHMAN or RICHMO ND family. J-5 Mrs. Richard L . JORD A ~ , 3118 Cofer Rd, Falls Church YA 22042 Desire parentage of James HOLLIS who sold land Montgomery Co VA 1782-92. Did he own land Augusta Co ca. 1767. Was brother William in Augusta Co? Did family migrate to Tenn. Caswell Co NC or Ky. and later to Ohio? Mc26 Karen McKELLIPS, 6915 N'tl Sprucewood Dr.,Lawton OK 73505 Need info on SPENCER and BAGnY families of Prince Edward Co l?OO's, early 1800's. Who were parents of Samuel N. SPENCER born 1772,served War of 1812 from Westmoreland Co and his wife Susan BAGBY. J-8 Sidney J. JOHNSON, Star Rt.2 Box 45L, Camp Verde AZ 86)22 for parents of Thimothy LESTER Tazewell Co YA b. 1813 d. 1915 Richland VA •. m._ Charlette BLANKENSHIP 4 Aug.1842 Need info on . Harre LYNCH P.• ,NC d. 8 Nov 1908 Bluefield WV m. Jehu FRENCH. Searchin~ M-6 Mrp. Eleanor MULLINS, 1253 Floyd Ave SW, Roanoke, VA24015 Ne.ed· mother and father of Margaret (Peggy) COAL who m. Jacob McNEIL in. Frankliri Co in 1812: Bruce w... LOCKE, 110 St~~ey Dr Williamsburg VA 2)185. EJ.ij•a h RICHARDSON Sr·. d.. " 1854 Henry Co VA. Parents and wife unknown. Children: John, Arthur,Elizabeth, Aggatha, Elijah, Edmund. Son John(1788-1869) m. Elizabeth STUVrs Henry Co VA. Will exchange family group sheets and info. L-8 W-14 Mrs. Johnnie MORRISON WRIGHT, J201 SW 81 Ave, Miami FL JJ155. I want info on father of Andrew Jackson MORRISON m. Margaret PEPPER Carroll Co GA 1848. Need parents of Margaret also. Will exchange vast info I have on them. K-9 Paul J. KUHN, 8011 Briarwood Lane Austin TX 78758. Daniel DAVIS b. Chester Co Pa 1759,moved with father to Maryland then to Valley of Va. Served Rev.War from Augusta .and Greenbrier; m. Betsy STEPHENSON later moved to Cabell{now Wayne · )co WV. Who we-re his parentes, borhters and sisters? C-13 Bernard M. CAPERTON, 1113 Main St W., Charlottesville VA 22903. Would like to know about William ROSS d. 1825 and wife Rachel FUGATE. Daughter Sarah ROSS m.Major Robe rt SAYERS. E·- 6 Leila F. EVETT, 1.312 N. Post Rd. Oklahoma City OK731JO Seeki~g info on parents,brothers,and sisters of Nathan- - -- --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- _ _ _ _J �YLRClNIA APPALACH IA~ NOTO 24 iel HAGGARD LACEY b. 1823. One of 8 s ons and 2 dau g hte rs bo rn to his parents. Mothers maiden name CA RR . Who we re her pa rents. Vir.ginia born. Ir:ma ADAMS, 1815 Rivermont #6 Lynchbugg , VA L4 ~ 0J . .-LELTO from .Bedford Co VA to Floyd Co KY . flAWKI ; , , Bedfo rd Co YA and relate-cl . families . of . GRANT ' LAWLESS ' ERWI1 ' ·r n OI'v1AS ' :-£A RR I S . GAY, ,Also ADAMS and RAMSEY ( RAMSAY ). A-1 .Mrsc NaQ.ine ALIFF·, ·8317 Ivlac Corkle Ave Marmet WV 25315 Will answer all mail ·an followin g SW VA families 1ALIFF, PUCKETT, HAL"E, THOMPSON, RIDDLE, HUNT, and LOV INGS . A-·6 lj-21 Mrs. W.G. BATES, 103 Georg e St. Staunton VA 24401. Identify: Isaac BATES m. Elizabeth TO NEY dau of William Franklin Co VA before 1786; William Carlton BATES b. 2 Mar 1843 prob. Washington Col Robert BATES, VA to KY before 1 8 00 sons Thomas, William, Harvey, and Samuel b. VA. Charl~s RECKE~, 81? Franklin Ave, LasVe g as, NV 89104 What is :el~tion~hip of George WILCOX will dated 16 Aug 1828 mentioning wife Christina in Scott co VA to George WILCOX m. Sarah VAUGHN 22 July 1781~ Halifax Co VA? What was Christina's maiden name? R-10 B-11 Polly WEST BOOK, RRl Box 208 Alexander NC 28701. My g-g-grandfatherLennard WES'r b. 1787 Where? m: Mary "Polly"McCOY b. 1788 SC (per family tradition). Working on WEST, McCOY, PEEK. HENDERSON, STICE ,NlAl'{EY. WILSON. BOOK' and SCHUET'rE Mrs. Lesba L. THOMPSON 1745 Meredith Lane, Belleair, Clearwater, FL 33516. Need parents of Joseph PAYNE(bro of John PAYNE b. 1763 d. 1807,m. Elizabeth LITT lived Sumner Co TN) and his wife Elizabeth SLINKER from Va to Robertson co TN 1786. Eldest son Gideon born enroute 18 Mar 1 786. T-1 Mary C. MAIER,. 2?09 Hillcrest Ave NW Roanoke, VA 24012 Need info on Lewis HARROLD/HERALD b. 1838 Germany. Came to Baltimore Md. ca 1844: f~1ay have moved to Johnstc:wn PA 1850-1 860 then west. Tradit:non says he served in Union Army. No record found. M-1 B- 24 Mrs. Raymond BARKER PO Box 192 Pierceton IN 46562 Who were parents of William rla;rison 0 •BRIEN? '."fas he born in Ireland? Was in Civil War. m. Ann WASHINGTON Patrick Co VA 13 Dec 1845. Ann's parents were Solomon and Ann (PRILLMAN) WASHINGTON. G-13 Mrs. Roy W. GO ODEN, 7 50 ~W Walnut Lane, Topeka KS6661 7 Ne ed parents, brothers, sisters of Reuben W~LKER n ca 1786 VA .Where? Living in Botetourt Co 1810 m. Elizabeth J?OUGLAS JAMISON ~81 5 Botetourt Co widow, dau of John DOUG LA~· C~ildren Y Martha, George, Mary Jane, Elisa, William, Joseph, EvalineCaroline, and Margaret. Moved to Harrison Co VA about 1839. �2-5 YJRCI NJA APPALACHIAN NOT ES \Villard A. ~ROS S , St ar Route, Brid g eport WA9881J Di d He n r y uROSECLOSE II b. 9 Oct 1795 marry sisters? Firs t ,1iarg are t SPA;:c LER dau of John and Catherine. Levi b. 181 8 states " f,iar g are t died wh e n I was an infant". Wythe Co marriag e lieense s hows ;i enry m. Anna Catherine March 1819. Bef ore 1 8 30 · Henry m. Mariah riAHR ELD. G- 8 1 ~ rs. S-2 6 Mrs. Mary Lou SWAI ~ , 321 Rainy Lane, Thorne 3ay Alaska 9 9 95 0. Inf o want ed on Frank Powell GRADY b. about 1860 VA died 1 90 0 ;:: ontana . m. I;i i nn ie PUT NAfvi . Lived in Minnesota. D-lJ R . Boul ton DI CK"2; 'so:-: , 12 8 Central Ave , Staten Island, · ~J. Y . 10301. !3 ou l ton Conover WI NPENN Y lived near VAN ARS DALE , VOORn EES ,A '. ' C RU ~v~ .:, families in Princeton NJ 1 840s-18 60s. May have lived i n PA l at er. Als o seek link between Joseph Lowrey f'.'! 1J~ P i·{! ~ ; and ,~ uaker ( F ri e n d s ) r.rn HPrl I NS ( NiURFI NS) ofNJ. I -2 TO~ Barbara C . 1 2~ /F i , 2 .~ 329 Coverid g e Dr,, .:~ ancho Palos Verdes CA 9 0274 . . ·eed p arents of William G IVE:'~ who m. Agnes BRAT=. and die d 17 9 3 Bath Co VA. F-12 Virg i n i a ~J . FLETC ;{.2R , 721 :-I W 73 Ave., Ft. Lauderdale FL JJJl 7 . Compi lin c F'.~A >i CISCO g enealo g y. Ludowick FRA'. JCISCO d. 1793 - 179 9 3o ~etour~ Co VA wife Elizabeth. Need her parents Son G e o r ~e d. Russell Co 1 8 14 - 1 8 18 wife hlary . Need her parents . Their son Lewis of Craig Creek VA. Any info appreciated. Will answer all. W-16 Emmett L. W.r1I'l1 NiORE, 3 tee le ND. 5 8 4 8 2. Isaac NewtonWri ii:L'MORE, b. 1 Dec 1 940 m. Susan Thompson 20 Sept 1 8 66 Rocking ham Co. Dau of \Villiam and Mary SnOWALTER T.--iOlVIPSON. What is connection with man of same name b. 1 Dec 18JO Killingly CT. Info from book" The Whitmore Genealog y" by Jessie Whitmore Patton Purdy. Vlill answer all and exchang e information . R-13 Mrs. Iva T. RAMSAY, 908 Westwind Dr., No.Palm Beach,FL · JJ408. ~eed parents names of KIZER,KISER children : John b. 1820,Sebastian b. 1822,Michael b. 1828,Abraham(my grandfather)b. 18JO apparently living ~ardy Co 1 8 JO.~igrated west parents died(?) en route. Kno wn to be i n Terre Haute I N 1846 and Ed g ar Co IL 1850 census. R-14 Glenn c. ROBERTS, 2097 Superior Ave, So. Charleston WV 25JOJ. Desire · correspondence with descendants of William ~ATCHELL S R. Mecklenburg Co, his son -in-law Thomas ROBERTS who m. Joannah !IATC,:..rELL, their son William RO BERTS m. Rhoda BURNETT dau of Thomas BURNETT, thei~ son Alexander 3. ROBERTS m. Susan WELLS. Info on any of ab ove appreciated . Agnes 3RANCH PEAHLI·ilA ~i, 2001 :~. Westwood Ave., Santa Ana CA 92702 . Will exchange data on the following: Co l on ial Virginia I\J:TC ;-iELL, 'd rll I' I'~, I•: OORE, Pif'iE, f1·1c~fEELY,, WORKMAN, GORE; 19th century:.JC 'r .-iOivlP::>O:'J, R OJ ER T SC'~ /R 0.3I h SO N , NC 1 700 ' sBRANCH, LEWIS, P-4 - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- �26 VI RG IN I A A PEALACH IAN NOTES NORWOOD, FULLER ,YAR30RO UG:-£ ,an d Cti. I :::> I A ~ concerning CHRISTIAN FAMI LY C HRO~ IC LE3 . . Al s o c on tact me Evelyn R. FRA~JT Z, 7225 · ew Cast l e Rd , Laf ay e t te I 4 7 9 05 Desire corresponde n ce wi th de s c e n dants o f David 'ti . CA P . BELL and wife Mary HAiv'I ILTOi' ; Ar t h ur :-iA. I L 0 . and w i fe Ba rba r a ; William LOCKHART (LOCKET'f ) a n d wife ar y CA v:Pr3E L L , o f Wash i ngton Co VA(will 1795). F-6 C-20 Albert H. CREASY , 204 S . Orr Dr ., . ormal I L 6 1 7 6 1 . I n 1 9 54 my father received a n d never a n s wered an i nq uir y f rom Halsey A. DEAN, 502 Riverland Rd, Roan o k e, VA o fferi n g i n formation on the CREASY line. Does a nyon e k no w h o w :t c a n c o n:tact Mr. DEAN or his desce n dant s to a n swer 24 y ear s l a t er . Y-1 Mrs . Patrick A. YAr ES , PO Box 2047, R i dge c rest, CA 93555 Seeking parents/information concern i n g J ohn WAL'I'E RS and Mary KI RBY who married i n 1792. iVlary wa s fr o m the headwaters of the north fork of the Roanoke River. A-J Bruce ANDEHSON,Jr. 310 1.'I . Lexing ton S t. , Wytheville VA 24382. William S . POINDEXTER b. ca.1820 near Nashville TN . Who were his parents? Moved with wife to Po lk C o ·rx ca 1844 via LA . A-2 J. V,AVE RY , Jr., P 0 Box 2154 Roanoke, VA 24009.John and Philip WOHLFORD lived in Centre Co PA. Each had a son John who went west. One in Knox Co Ohio 1 8 50 and in Stephenson Co IL 1870 : The other di~ectly to Stephenson Co. One was in Nevada Co CA in 1860, Which John belon g ed to which father? P-19 Mrs. W. M,PETERSEN , 724 Grace Ave Charleston WV 25302. Desire info on pare.nt.s of Martha HOPKINS, bca 1825 d. after 1 8 89 m. Le-v.ris R. PARKER 10 Nov 1842 Patrick Co VA, son of John PARKER. Children Y Elizabeth, Louisa F. , Susan R. , Peter L. , and Nancy H. S-5 Mrs. Luceile PrtLEGAR STOVER, 1026 Homestead Dr. Salem VA 24153 · Need proof of father of Drury Stover of Salem and whe re h e was from. Also proof of marriage of Joseph Henry PHLEGAR and Angeline EPPERLY of Floyd Co VA. T- 5 Mr s . Ba rb ara THO RN , 16 07 Orchard Hts Rd. NW Salem OR 97304 . Will iam OWEN m. Nancy HUTCHINSON 1807. Thomas LAVI NDER b. 1 773 where?m . marg aret KELLY 28 May 1795 recorded Franklin Co b u t l ived i n Botetourt Co . P- 3 George S. PYLE,211 0 9 Ced a r Lake Dr. Golden CO 80401. Wante d info as to n a me of wife and children of · William PYLE wh o ~l ived nea r Roanoke 1 7 6 0 to 1795 . ( Ed it o rs "'N ote : I've bee n swamp ed with que ries . Que r ies not print e d will b e us e d next time. ) �YIR(JINI A APPA LAC HI AN N OTE'.) 27 BY- LAWS OF SOUTHWESTERN VIRGI IA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Article I - Name and Purpos e Section 1 . The Southwestern Virgi ni a Genealogica l Society, hereafter ref erred to a s the "Society " is organi zed as a non-stock, non-profit organization to enc ourage , foster , and organ i z e genealogical research, t eaching , publishing , education , and rec or ding; and to encourage, foster a nd organize all other a ctivities rel a t ed to genea logy. Section 2 . The area covered by t his s oc i e ty s hall include the twentynin e c ounti es of s outhwestern Virgi nia , cons i s ting of the following: Alleghany, Bat h , Bedford , Bl and , Botetourt, Buchanan, Carroll, Craig, Dickens on , Floyd , Franklin , Giles , Grays on, Henry, Highland, Lee, Montgom ery, Patrick , Pi tts ylvani a , Pul aski, Roanoke, Rockbridge, Russell, Scott, Smyt he , Tazewell, Washington , Wise , and Wythe, as well as any cities loca t ed within thi s area . Articl e II - Membership and dues Section 1. Member s hip i n t he Society s hall be open to any person who subscribes to the purposes and principles of the organization as stated in Articl e 1. S £~ tion 2 . Members hip in the Society shall be of two classes, active and honorary. Honorary members hip may be conferred upon any person by unanimous vote of those pres ent at any regular meeting. Honorary members shall not be required to pay dues and shall not have a vote in the meetings of the Society. Section J. Annual dues of $7.50 for individual membership and $10.00 for family membership shall be due and payable on January 1 of each calendar year. Members whose dues are not paid by January 31 of each year will not receive the next iss ue of Virginia Appalachian Notes (VAN). Family memberships shall be furnished only one copy of any newsletter, notices , or other publications. All .members will be furnished a list of members of the Society, a copy of the by-laws, and a copy of the VAN to be published quarterly. Section 4. VAN - Virginia Appalachian Notes, shall be published in February, May, August and November of each year. Article III - Officers and Their Illties Section 1. The officers of the Society shall be a president , a first vi cepresident, a second vice-president, a recording secretary , a corresponding secretary, treasurer, assistant treasurer. With the exception of the first and second vice-presidents, duties of the officers shall be such as their titles imply and as prescribed by the pa rliamentary authori ty adopted by the Society. The first vice-president shall serve a s p r ogram chairman and the second vice-president will be chairman of the members hip c ommittee. Section 2. The officers and the immediate past president s hall constitu te the Executive Board . Article IV - Elec t ions Section 1. All officer s s hall be el ected by ba l l ot at the November meeting �28 VIRGINIA APP A LACHIAN NOT ES Article IV - continued and shall continue in office one year, beg i nnin g on J a nua ry 1 , fo l l o wing , or until the next annual election. No offic er may be e l ected to more than two consecutive terms of of fice. Section 2. A majority of all votes cas t shall be n ecessary t o cons titu t e an election. Section J. Vacancies in office shall b e fi l l ed b y s p e cia l e l e cti o n . Section 4, The President shall appoi n t a n o minati n g c om.mi t t ee of three members at the October me E:ting to pres ent a s l ate of offic e r s t o t he membership at the November meeting, J\Tomina t i ons f o ~ a l l offi ces ma y be made from the floor at the November meeting . Prieo r c ons e nt o f a l l nominees shall llave been ottaine C:. Article V - Meetings Section 1. Regular meetings of the Society :=: ha l l be hel d t he thi r d Saturday of each month at 1 :JO p.rn.. in the audi · ~o rium of the Ro a.noke City Ma1n Public Library, Section 2~ Ten members, exclusive of office:rs , s hall cons t i tute a qi;orum. Article VI - Committees In addition to the Nominating Committee provided Lor in Article IV, following commi t tees s halJ be named. the 1. The Program Committee shall be chaired by the fir s t who will appoint two others to serve. 2, The membership committee shall '. be chaired by the second vicepresident who will also appoint two others or more to serve. J, The president shall appoint a chairman and committee members for publicity, books, telephone, pedigree charts or others as the occasion arises, vice-pre s ident Article VII - Parliamentary Authority Robert Rules of Order, Revised, shall be the parliamentary authority of the Society except where they are inconsistent with the By-Laws. Article VIII - Amendments These By-Laws may be amended at any regular meeting by a majority vote of the members present. All proposed changes shall be in writing and shall be distributed to the members at the regular meeting, Voting on the proposed amendments shall take place at the next regular meeting. Article IX - Honors At t h e end of the president's term of office, a book shall be given to the Vi rginia Rooom of the · Roanoke Public Library in honor of that r etiring pres ident . Article X - Dissolution In t h e even t that the Society shall be dissolved, any assets held by the Socie ty shall a c crue to the benefit of the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library if it qualifies a s an exempt organization under section 501 (c) (3) of the I n t ernal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provisi on of any futur e Uni t ed States Internal Revenue Law. I f they do not qualify under the Internal Revenue Code , then the ass ets will be disposed of a s stat ed in the Sixth part of the Art i cles of Organization . �VIRGINIA APPALACH IAN NOTES 29 SO THWESTERN VIRGIN I A GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION Arti cles of organization of the Southwes tern Virginia Genealogical Society. The unde rsigned , a majori ty of whom are citiz ens of the United States, des i r i ng to form a Non - Profi t Assoc i ation , do hereby certify. FIRS T: The name of the Ass ociation shall be the Southwestern Virginia Gen eal ogi cal Soc i ety . SECOND: The place in this State where the principal office of the Association i s t o b e located in the home of the president elect of the association. THIRD: The Ass oc i at ion i s organ i z ed exclus ively for charitable and educational · purposes . The purposes f or which the association is organized are a s follows : (a) To en c ou rage , f os t er and organize genealogical research, t eachi ng , publishi ng , educa tion a nd recording. (b) To encou rage , f os t er and organiz ed all other activities rela ted to gen ealogy . FOURTH: The nam es and a ddresses of the persons who are the initial trustees of the associa tion a re as follows: 1716 Colgate St, NE Mrs . Claude S Fowler Roanoke, Va 24012 216 Craig Ave. Mr. Robert C Phlegar Salem, Va 24153 1026 Homestead Dr. Mrs. H. G. Stover, Jr, Salem, Va 24153 FIFTH: No part of the net earnings of the association shall inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to its members, trustees, officers, or other private persons, except that the association shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purposes set forth in Article Third hereof. No substantial part of the activities of theassociation shall be the carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, and the association shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office. Notwithstanding any other provision of these articles, the association shall not carry on any other activities not pennitted to be carried on (a) by an association exempt from Federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law) or (b) by an association, contributions to which are deductible under section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law). SIXTH: Upon the dissolution of the association, the Board of Trustees shall, after paying or making provision for the payment of all of the liabilities of the association, dispose of all of the assets of the association exclusively for the purposes of the corporation in such manner, or to such organization or organizations organized and operated e~clusi ve ­ ly for charitable, educational, religious, or scientific purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organi zation or organizations under section 501 (c)(J) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or t he c orresp onding �VIRG INlA AP PALAC H IA JO NOTES provision of any future United States Interna l Revenue Law ) , as the Board of Trustees shall determine. Any s uc h a ss ets n o t so di s posed of shall be disposed of by the Court of Common Pl eas of the county in which the principal office of the association i s then loca t ed , exclusively for s uc h purposes or to such organization or organ i z a tions , as sa id Court shall determine, which are organized and opera ted e xclu s ive ly for s uch p u rposes . In witness whereof, we have hereunto s ubs cribed ou r names thi s day of , 19~· Mrs . Cla u de S F owl er ( S eal ) Robert C Phlegar ( S e a l) Mrs . H. G. S tover, Jr. ( S eal) S TATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDING Dec 31, 1979 Cas h: Bank $1,317,37 Petty Cash 15,58 Membership . 1978 Membership 1979 Membership 1980 Back Issues Sold Paid Ads & Queries Publishing Fund Member Expense 24.44 Postage Expense 210.07 Printing Quarterlies 1,317,91 Misc . Printing 58,86 Suppl ies Expense 7,58 _;t~.L251.81 ------==== k. I $1,6JJ,21 1,098,50 7,50 184.50 18.10 10.00 �31 VIRGINI A APP!\L /-\( H!/\1 Nu Ll MEMBERS HI P - 1979 A- 1 A- 2 A-3 A- 4 A- 5 A- 6 A-7 A-9 A-10 A-11 A-13 A-14 A-15 A-16 B-1 B-4 A DA.M 3 , Irma - 1815 Rivermont Ave , , Apt # 6 - Lynchburg, VA 24503 AVERY Jr , J V - P 0 Box 2154 - Roa noke , VA 24009 ANDERSON , Bruce - 310 W Lexington St . - Wytheville, VA 24J82 ANDERSON , Mrs Marcelle - J 10 W Lexington St - Wytheville, VA 24382 ALLEN , Mrs B M - P 0 Box 22J - Finca stl e , VA 24090 ALI FF , Mrs Nad i ne - 8317 Mac Corkle Ave - Marm et, WV 25315 ABSHEAR , Will i am J80J Marcus Ave - Newport Beach, CA 92663 AKERS , Mrs Virgi n i a D - 500 6th Ave - Huntington WV 25701 ALLIE , Mr s Patric i a A - 2735 Ridge Rd SE - Roanoke ~ VA 24014 ALLIE , Ronald W - 2735 Ridge Rd SE - Roanoke, Va 24014 AVERY , Mrs GaihJ. R - 2887 Cr oyd en Rd - Harri s burg, PA 17104 AUS TIN , J Willia m, II - 15A Frankl i n Rd - Roa noke, VA 24011 AKERS , Kenn e th - 500 6th Ave - Huntington , WV 25701 ANDERS ON, Mrs Laura Holland - 3 12 S Clinton St - Leitchfield, KY 42754 BELL , Mr S A - 1719 Colgate St NE - Roanoke, VA 24012 BEESON, Mrs Calvi n Jr . - 1401 Marion Rd - Bucyrus, Ohio 44820 BELL, Mr s S A - 1719 Col gate St NE, Roanoke, VA 24012 B-8 BRUBAKER , Marvin - 5532 Kiva Dr - Sacramento, CA 95841 B-9 BATTIS TA, Mr s Dorothy C - 7024 Hanson Dr S - Jacksonville, Fla 32210 B-10 BUTTS, Mr s Robin H - Rt 2 , Box 12 0 - St Joseph, LA 71366 B-11 BOOK, Mr s Pa uline W - Rt 1 , Box 208 - Alexander, NC 28701 B-12 BLAGK, Ga rl a nd C. Jr - 5306 Easton Dr - North Springfield, VA 22151 B-13 BELCHER, La wrenc e A - 4303 Croatan Rd - Richmond, VA 23235 B-15 BARNES , Mrs Freda -1111 Wilmore Dr~ Middletown, Ohio 45402 B-18. BANDY, Mrs Vivian S - 49 San Miguel Ave. - San Mateo, CA 94403 B-20 BAYGENT, Mrs R E - 311 Benedict Rd - El Paso, TX 79922 B-21 BA'IES, Mrs Walter G - 102 George St, - Staunton, VA 24401 B-22 BRENENS TALL, Mrs Lale L - 6050 Jansen Dr - Sacramento, CA 95824 B-23 BOCK, Mrs Ruth - 202 West Burt, Rt 2 - El Paso, TX 79927 B-24 BARKER, Mrs Raymond - P 0 Box 192 - Pierceton, IN 46546 B-25 BURTON, Charles T - Rt 2 Box 191 - Troutville, VA 24175 BISHOP, Lawrence E - 4 Edgewood Dr - Hampton, VA 23666 B27 B-28 BOWLES, Mrs Wilfred L - Rt 1 - Bowen, Ill. 62J16 B-29 BURCHINAL, M Luther - 1808 Idalou Ave - Modesto, CA 95350 B-30 BAILEY, Ms Vickey S - 602 University Pkwy - Fairway Apts #11 - Johnson City, . TN 37601 B-31 BLOCK, Bates - 3Jrd Floor - 1st Nat'l Bk Bldg - Atlanta, GA 30303 B-32 BENNETT, F D - 1014 NE. 3rd St - Gainesville, Fla J2601 C-1 COBURN, William S - J04 William St - Narrows, VA 24124 C-2 COUNTS, Mrs Belva - 6804 Northway Dr NE - Roanoke , VA 24019 C-6 CRAWFORD, Harold R - 1615 Rocky Ford Rd - Columbus, Ind 47201 C-7 CASH, Mrs Rula D - 5667 W Ramsey - Banning, CA 92220 C-9 ccx;DELL, Mrs Wilma S - 4335 Charleswood - Memphis , TN 38117 C-10 CONN, Mrs Thomas R - 1311 W 16th - Topeka , KS 66604 c-11 CROTTY, A Eugene - "Jamestown" - Ialeville , VA 24083 C-12 CARDONA, Ms Mary - 7 Duke St - New Brunswick, NJ 08901 c-13 CAPERTON, Bernard M - 1113 Wes t Main St - Char lottesville , Va 22903 c-14 CLARK, Mrs Anna M - 4604 N Gladstone Av e - Kansas City , MO 64117 c-16 COOK, Mrs Martha A - 2 010 Apperson Dr - Salem, VA 24153 C-18 CLINE, Rhoda J - 5JJ4 W Ridge Rd - Gary, Ind 46408 C-19 CLARK, Martin L - P 0 Box 4 00 - Cedar Hill , TX 751 04 C-20 CREASY, Albert H - 2 04 S Orr Dr - Normal, I ll 61761 C-22 CARROLL, Mrs Carolyn - J 24 Fayette Ave - Fay ettevill e WV 25840 C-2J COWAN, Mrs Earl W - 8JJJ NW 23rd - Bethany, OK 73 008 B-5 �32 D-4 DAVIS, Gary W - 5634 22nd S t , S - S t Petersburg , Fla JJ71 ? D-5 DYER, Mandia E - 1887 Arli ngton , S · - Roanoke , 40 1 5 D-6 DRAPER, Mrs Nancy J - R#1 Bo x 4 02 - Alexandri a , Ind Ll-6001 D-8 DRAKE, Mrs Ruth - Rura l Rou t e - Oldfield , 0 65720 D-12 DARST, Dr H Jackson 2 10 I ndian Springs illiams urg , .. 2 J 85 D-13 DICKENSON, Richard B - 12 8 Cen tral Av e - Sta ten Island , 1 OJ0 1 D-14 DECKER, Jill T - 421 Ec hol s S t , SE - Vienna , Va 22 1 80 D-15 DAWSON Jr, Mrs E F - 309 S hado w Oaks - Conroe , TX 77J02 D-16 DIS HER, Mrs J E - 4333 Moomaw Av e NW - Roanoke , V 24017 E-2 EDDY, Nelson R - 1634 S eco nd Av e - Te rre Haute Ind 47807 E-3 ELSWICK, Ms Betty - 3508 Maple Rd - J e f f ers o nto wn , KY 40299 E-5 ECKSTADT, Mrs Ila - 608 Hunter - Ki l gor e , TX 7 5662 E-6 EVETT, Leila F - 1312 N Po s t Rd - Oklaho ma City , OK 73 1 30 F-1 FOWLER, Mrs Claude S - 1716 Col gate S t NE - Ro an ok e , Va 2401 2 F-2 FERGUSON, Mrs Virginia L - Rt 2 Bo x 2 97 - Sal e m, VA 241 53 F-6 FRANTZ, Mi ss E Ros emary - 722 5 New Cas tl e Rd - Lafay e t t e , Ind 47 905 F-8 FRENCH, Mr J Guy - 2307 Berkl e y Av e S W - Ro an o k e , VA 2 4 01 5 F-9 FIELD, Mrs Floyd E - RR 1 Box 90 - J et OK 73749 F-10 FOS TER, Mrs J E - Rt 4 Box 145 - Bedfo rd , VA 2 452 3 F-12 FLETCHER, Mrs Virginia B - 721 NW ?3rd Ave - Ft Lau d e rda l e , Fl a J 3317 G-1 GLOSH, Mrs D W - 301 Hous ton Ave NE - Roanoke , VA 2 4 01 2 G-6 GARDMAN, Mrs Wilma P - 6014 Villag e Gl en Dr - full a s , TX 7 5 2 0 6 ( Apt 42 1 4 ) G-8 GROSS , Mrs Willard A - Star Route - Bri dge port, Was h 9 8813 G-9 GRAHAM, Edward D - 71 8 Beechnut La - Martins vill e , Va 2 4 11 2 G-10 GREEN, Mrs Charles H - 5283 Blue Ash Ro 2,d - Columb u s , Ohio 4322 9 G-11 GOODPAS TURE, Robert A - Star Route - Georgetown, CA 95 6 3 4 G-12 Acquisi tions-T- S erials = Genealogical S ociety of Uta h = 50 Eas t North Temple = Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 Gooden, Mrs Roy W - 750 NW Walnut Lane - Topeka, KS 66617 G-13 HILL, Mrs S C - 954 Starmont Ave NW - Roanoke, VA 24019 H-2 HOWELL, Frank A - 1613 Michael ST NW - Roanoke, VA 2 4017 HJ HOBBS, Mrs James G - P 0 Box 75Z - Pikeville, KY 41501 H4 H-6 HOWELL, Mrs Irene - 1613 Michael S t NW - Roanoke, VA 24017 HEPLER, Mrs Ann W - 505 Linkous Circle - Blacksburg, VA 24060 H-9 H-10 HORTON, Mrs Neal G - 3528 Winding Way Rd SW - Roanoke , VA 24015 H-11 HALL , Mrs Minnie - 2617 Lynhurst Ave NW - Roanoke, VA 24012 H-13 HANSEN, Georgia M - JOB E Rumble Rd - Modesto, CA 95350 H-16 HARVEY, Hansford T - 6648 Bryant Circle - Roanoke, VA 24019 H-17 HALL, Dorothy - 5810 Newton - Shawnee Mission, KS 66202 H-18 HILL , Mrs Rosalie Wade - 3613 Shadow Wood Dr - Haughton, LA 71037 H- 2 0 HASSELBRINK, Mrs Donald - Rt 2 - Princeton, Ind 47670 H23 HAMMILL, Kenneth C - 1905 NE 77th Ave - Portland, Ore 97213 H-25 HARPER, Mrs Thelma - 3318 Mackland Ave NE - Albuquerque, NM 87106 H- 26 HASS , Ke nneth F - 1730 Fairmeadows Dr - Bettendorf, Iowa 52722 H-2 7 HAMPTON , Clyde J - 1425 Cass - Cayucos, CA 93430 H- 29 HORTON, William - 3528 Winding Way Rd SW - Roanoke, VA 24015 H-30 HAMP TON, Mrs Charles w. - 1349 So Main - Carthage, MO 64836 H- J 1 HOBACK, Karl F - 2658 Third Ave - Huntington, WV 2 5702 I RW I N, Mrs Harry A - 2 832 9 Coveridg e Dr - Rancho Palos Ve r d e s , CA 90274 I-2 JOHNS ON, Mrs J H - 1103 Overla nd Rd S W - Roanoke , VA 24015 J- 2 J- 5 JORDAN, Mrs Richard L - J11 8 Cofer Rd - Fa l ls Church, VA 22 042 JUSTICE, Mrs .Marie R - P 0 Box 2 172 - Pikesville, KY 41501 J-6 J ACKS ON, Mrs Wilma - P 0 Box J7 - Marshall, Ill 62491 J-7 JOHNSON, Sidn e y J - St ar Rt 2 Box 4 52 - Camp Verd e , Ari z 86322 J-8 JOHNS ON, ·Mrs Si dney J - Star Rt 2 Box 4 52 - Camp Verde, Ariz 86322 J-9 J - 1 0 JOHNS ON, Mrs Jo e R - P 0 Box 69 8 - Danville, Ky 40422 J -12 JENNINGS , Rodger A - Rt 1 , Box 413 - Wo odlawn , VA 24381 J- 13 JENNI NGS, Mrs Rodger A - Rt 1 , Box 4 13 - Woodlawn, Va 24381 �I I II \ f';G 1 : . ..:· V\RCINI A f.PP i\ L .A.~-- ~ --~'. - . .-~ KYLE , Mrs Ann P - J 411 Exeter Ave SW - Roanoke, Va 24014 KE I TH , Edward - 2801 Sample Ave - Roanoke, VA 24014 KEGLEY , Geor ge - Tinker Creek Lane NE - Roanoke, VA 24019 KU HN , Paul J - 8011 Briarwo od La - Austin; TX 78758 K-9 K-10 KA.LDENBACK , Mrs Lois - 605 J . Mar s hall NW - Vienna, VA - 22180 LANDRESS , Mrs R A - 2528 Edinburgh Dr NW - Roanoke, VA 24012 L-1 LOW , Mrs S R Jr - 2801 Longvi ew Dr - Roanoke, VA 24014 L-2 LANCAS'IER , Mi ss Lucy Lee - 40J Wa shington St SW - Blacksburg, VA 24060 L-J LOVE , Delb ert E - 5374 Wes t Calle Cayeus - Tucson, Ariz 85704 L-6 LAVINDER , Mrs Ilene - 2702 Ceda rhurs t Ave NW - Roanoke, VA 24012 L-7 LOCKE , Bruc e W - 11 0 St a nley Dr - Williamsburg, VA 23185 L-8 Lee Co . Public Libra ry - Penni ngton Gap, VA 24277 L-9 L-10 LYNCH , Mrs Mar i e J - J 22J Maplelawn Ave NW - Roanoke, VA 24012 L-1J LUNJ:XiUI S T, Mr s Harry E - Rt 1 Box 1613 - Rapid River, Mich 49878 MAIER , Mi ss Ma ry - 2609 Hillcres t Ave NE - Roanoke, VA 24012 M-1 MOORE, Mrs J A - 271 6 Richeli eu Ave SW - Roanoke, VA 24014 M;-J MOSELEY, Mr s S T - 2310 Stanl ey Ave SE - Roanoke, VA 24014 M-4 M-5 MOULSE, Mrs G H - 924 Watt s St - Salem, VA 24153 MULLINS , Mrs El eanor M - 1253 Floyd Ave SW - Roanoke, VA 24015 M-6 MORMANCE, Mr s Charles M - J 26 Holiday Dr - Plainfield, Ind 46168 M-9 MONAHAN, Mrs Ma donna - Rt J Box 145 - Clintwood, VA 24228 M-11 M-13 MAYS , Ormas F - 3713 Ma verick St ~Winston-Salem, NC 27106 M-16 MAY, Mrs Rita J -Rt 1 Box 509 - St Cloud, Fla J 2769 M-19 MEYER, Mrs C A - 7427 Cayton - Houston, TX 77061 M-24 MUNSON, Ms Dorothy P - Presbyterian Villas - 850 Aaron St Apt B-103 Port Cha rlotte, Fla 33952 MILLER, Eugene N - PO Box J02 - Sierra Vista AZ 85635 M-27 MAPLES, Mr Jimmie K - 321 Imperial, Apt 75-H - Lakeland, Fla 33803 M-29 McINTOSH, Mr Francis W - 939 E Frances St - Corona, CA 91720 M-8 McGuire, Mr J E - 301 E Fischer St, Box 542 - Smithton, Ill 62285 M-22 M... 26 McKellips, Karen - 6915 NW Sprucewood Dr - Lawton, OK 73505 NEIGHBORS, Marvin U - J817 Vermont Ave NW - Roanoke, VA 24017 N-1 N-J NEESE, Mrs Shirley A - 1448 Sierra Dr - Sierra Vista, Ariz 85635 NIXON, Mrs W A - RFD 2 Box 512 - Orange, VA 22960 N-6 N-7 NELSON, Mrs James L - 406 W Main St - Christiansburg, VA 24073 o-J O'DELL, Ruth W - Box 525 - Coeburn, VA 24230 O'TOOLE, Mrs Shirley - 3113 Stone - Topeka, KS - 6614 oi4 O'MEARA, Mrs Margaret - 313 Alleghany St - Clifton Forge, VA 24422 o-6 cx:;DEN, Dallas J - 320 Tremont St - So. Charleston, WV 25303 0-7 PHLEGAR, Robert G - 216 Craig Ave - Salem, VA 24153 p-1 PRUNER, George A - P 0 Box 415 - Lebanon, VA 24266 p-2 PYLE, George - 21109 Cedar Lake Rd - Golden, Colo 80401 p-J PEARLMAN, Mrs Agnes B - 2001 No. Westwood Ave - Santa Ana , CA 92706 p-4 PAYNE, Mrs Margaret E - RT 4, Box 253-B - Powhatan , VA 23139 p-6 PAYNE, M D - Box 73 - Bradley, WV 25818 p-8 PETERSEN, Mrs WM - 724 Grace Ave - Cha.rleston, WV 25302 P-9 p-16 PARKER, L Nancy - 4J05 Coquina Dr S - Jacksonville Beach , Fla 32250 p-17 Pa yne, Miss Franc es - 1213 E Washington Ave - Vinton, VA 24179 p-18 PAINTER, Mrs Charles E - 6320 Howell Pl . - Va . Beach , VA 2J462 p- 19 PLOETZ, Mrs Lester H - 1004 N Mitchell Ave - Arlington Heights, Ill 60004 p-2 0 PETTY, Miss Virginia 1 - 628 Woods Ave SW - Roanoke , VA 24016 p-21 POINDEXTER, Dr Carl - 5J4 Oakview Dr - Salem, VA 24153 p-22 POINDEXTER, Mrs Carl - 5J4 Oakview Dr - Salem , VA 24153 p-23 PORTER, Ja,mes C - 4615 So Selby - Marion , Ind 46952 p-24 PULLEN, Mrs. Charles - RR #2, Bar bour sville , WV 25504 p-26 PETRACEK , Mrs Ruth - 935 River lane - Santa Ana , CA 92706 p-27 PORTER , Mrs Felix - Rt 2, Box 11 - Springvi l l e, TN 38256 QUINN, Jack - 1959 Sullivant Ave. - Columbus , Ohio 43223 Q-1 K-1 K-7 K- 8 33 �34 Vl l-S G l N IA APPALA C HI AN . -" ., ... - • I I RHODES, Mrs Patricia C - 1617 Hampt on Ave S / - Roanoke , 2401 5 REYNOLIB, William W - 1013 As kham Dr - Cary , C 275 11 RAADE, Mrs Hazel - Box 156 - Durham , CA 95938 ROANOKE Public Library Foundation - 706 S Jefferson t - Roano ke , A 24011 RADFORP College Library - Seria l s Dept - Radford , VA 241 42 RECKER, Mr Charles - 819 Frankli n - Las Vegas , ev 89 104 R-~0 R-11 RAMSEY, Mr Elliott M ~ 116 - 2Jrd SE = Roanoke , VA 24014 R-12 RAMSEY, Mrs Elliott = 116 - 23rd SE = Roan o ke , VA 240 1 4 R -13 RAMS: Y, Mrs Iva T - 908 Westwi nd Dr = Nort h Pal m Beach , F'la 3340 8 R-14 ROBER'IS, Glenn C - 2097 Superior Ave - So Charl es t o n , WVA 253 03 R-15 Ritter, Rev Guy A Jr - 241 Craig Av e , Salem , VA 2415 3 R-16 RAY, Mr Carl L - 404 Navajo La - Kingsport , TN 37664 R-17 RASP, Mr Carl A - 2203 Gilmore St - Columbus , Ind 472 01 R-18 RYAN, Iavid 0 - 1953 Foster Ave - Hunti ngto n , WV 2 57 01 R-19 ROBINSON, Richard D - 353 East Lake Rd - Palm Springs , F'la 33461 R-20 ROBINSON, Mrs Elizabeth C - 353 Eas t Lake Rd - Palm Sp ri n gs , Fl a 33461 SCOTT, Mrs Alpha B - 1044 Halliahurs t Ave - Vinton, VA 2 4 1 7 9 S-1 SHIVELY, Mrs E M - Rt 6 Box 250 - Rocky Mount, VA 2 4151 S-2 SPRADLIN, Mrs Louise J - Rt 1 Box 146 - Vinton, VA 2 4179 S-3 STEADHAM, Robert H - 2713 Weaver Rd SW - Roanoke, VA 2 .'.t-015 S-4 s-5 STGVER, Mrs Herbert Jr - 1026 Homestead Dr - Sal e m, VA 2 4153 STICJG.EY, Mrs Jerry - 2241 Millerstown RD - Urbana, Ohio 4J078 S-6 s-7 SCOTT, H W Jr - 4816 Delray St NW - Roanoke, VA 2401 2 SPORE, Miss Helen - RR 1 Box 19 - Kildare, OK 74642 S-8 S-11 SOLHEIM, Ms Joan E - 801 SE 119th Ave - Vancouver, WA 98664 now Mrs Joan E S HLOUSEK -- (best wishes, congradula tions, etc, etc) S-12 SCOTT, Mrs Janet - RR 2 Box 540 - Monticello, Ind 47960 S-15 SKINNER, Mrs Mildred - 2513 Bluestem - Ponca City, OK 74601 S-16 ST CLAIR, Mrs G B - 304 Logan Dr - Portsmouth, VA 23701 s-17 SCHRADER, Mrs Patricia Lancaster - 3438 Castle Rock - Garland, TX 75042 s-19 SUTHERLAND, Mr W Harry - 5607 Chamberlayne Ave - Richmond, VA 23227 S-20 SUTHERLAND, Mrs W Harry - 5607 Chamberlayne Ave - Richmond, VA 23227 (Apt C4) S-24 SMITH, Miss Robin A - 4321 Duke St - Kalamazoo:, MI 49J01 STAUFF, Barbara H 506 Frederick St Santa Cruz, CA 95062 s-25 S-26 Swaim, Mrs Mary L - 321 Rainy Lane - Thorne Bay, Alaska 99950 s-27 SURFACE, Mrs H S - 401 Surface Dr - Tazewell, VA 24651 S-31 Stoller, Mrs Helen C - 1811 Preston Dr - Columbus, GA 31906 S-32 SHEPARD, Clarence-2641 Delmonte Ave - Iayton, Ohio 45419 s-35 ST CLAIR, Mrs S W - 767 Virginia Ave - Salem, VA 24153 S-JJ SMITH, Mrs Nelson J - RR 1 - Metamora, Ill 61548 S-41 SAUL, Mrs Kathleen - Rt 3, Box 103 - Louisa, KY 41230 S-42 SPEAROW, Joyce - 4682 Gallup Ave - Cleveland, Ohio 44127 S-45 SEACORD, Mrs Agnes R - 17 Arlington Rd - Scarsdale, NY 10583 s-46 SINK , Mrs Doris 0 - 1323 Wabash Rd - Marion, Ind 46952 THOMPSON, Mrs Lesba L - 1745 Meredith Lane - Belleair - Clearwater, T-1 Fla 33516 TYSON, Mrs Helen Farmer - 131 East Oak St - Anderson, Ind 46012 T-J THORN , Mrs Barbara - 1607 Orchard HRd NW - Salem, Oregon 97304 T-5 TIERNEY , Gordon P 1810 W Thomas Atkinson Rd - Inverness, Ill 60067 T-6 TRUMBULL , Mrs E C - Rt J Box 156 - Salem, VA 24153 r-~8 T- 10 TOWER , Mrs William R - Rt 1 - Elmore City, OK 73035 T- 11 TINNELL , Mrs Vivi an - Rt 1 Box 177 - Shenandoah, Iowa 51601 TOWNSEND, Mrs Mary Saunders - 2330 Rosalind Ave SW - Roanoke, VA 24014 T- 2 T- 12 TAZEWELL Co. Va. Public Litrary - Tazewall, VA 2 4651 VON TREBRA, Mr s Birdie B - 246 N Fowl er St Ap t J - Oconomowoc, Wisc 53066 V-2 VOWELL, Mrs Marion - 508 Warwick Rd - Pal a t ine, Ill 60067 v-3 R-2 R-3 R-4 R-7 R-8 �... • • • • . • 1 1, . . 35 ~ : l\L- 11_ W v- 4 V-5 V-7 V- 8 W-2 W-J W-5 W-7 W-9 W-11 W-1J W-14 w-1 6 W-17 W=18 w-19 W-2J W-24 W-25 w-26 W-27 w-28 w-29 W-JO y-1 Y.3 D-17 M-2 . M-28 N-8 F-7 p-1J VIRGI IA Hi s torical Soc i ety - P 0 Box 7311 - Richmond, VA 23221 VILLERE , Mrs Sidney L - 1668 Dufos sa t St - New Orleans, LA 70115 VADEN , 1iss Mary Jane - 2438 Memoria l Ave SW - Roanoke, VA 24015 VPI&SU - erials - Receiving St a t ion , Carol M Newman Library, Blacksburg Vi rginia 24061 WI LLIS , Thurston - 5708 W Norfolk Rd - Portsmouth, VA 23703 WEDDLE , Calvin L - 4404 Pennsylvani a Ave NE - Roanoke, VA 24019 WOMACK , Mrs Hel en R - 3461 Manana - Ialla s, TX 75220 WOLFGA G, Meldon J - 869 Lan cas ter St - Albany, NY 12203 WRI GHT, Mrs Vi ola B - 405 Pennsylvania Ave - Salem, VA 24153 WORKMAN , Mr s L C - 1824 SE 36th Terr, - Topeka KS 66605 WEBS TER, Sidney T - 1401 Clubview Blvd S - Worthington, Ohio 43085 WRIGHT , Mrs Jo hn ni e Morri s on - 3201 SW 81 Ave - Miami, Fla 33155 WHITMORE , Emme tt L - Steel e , ND 58482 WOODY , Mrs J W - 2409 E Manches t er - Springfield, MO 65804 WE TZEL, Mrs E T - J 618 Fourt h St - Brownwood, TX 76801 WALKER , J Tra cy I II - RFD 5 Box 258 - Charlottesville, VA 22901 WAGNER , Mrs Ja ck W - 215 Sweetbriar Ave - Chattanooga, TN 37411 WARREN, Mrs W P J r - 4770 Craigmont - Memphis, TN 38i28 WHITE, Ma ri a nna B - 3250 Pa tters on Halpin Rd - Piqua, Ohio 45356 WALTERS , Willia m H - 265 Bria rwood Circle - Ft Walton Beach, Fla 32548 WINDHAM, Mrs Ma r garet Leona rd Windham - Box 14741 - Albuquerque, NM 87191 WEST, Mrs Susan A Wes t - P 0 Box 81 - McLeansville, NC 27301 WILLIAMS , Ca milla D - 3242 C Butternut Dr - Hampton, Va 23666 WALTERS, Mrs Ca rolyn - 265 Briarwood Circle - Ft Walton Beach, Fla 32548 YA'IES , Mrs Anne H - P 0 Box 2 047 - Ridgecrest, CA 93555 YATES , Mrs Margaret Y - Box 231 - Rural Retreat, VA 24J68 DICKENSON, Mrs Johnnie J - P 0 Box 935 - Huntsville, TX 77340 MILLER, Mrs Freda C - 4928 Buckhorn' Rd SW - Roanoke, VA 24014 MARKHAM, Mrs Gary E - RT 1, Box 880 - Vinton, VA 24179 NEILSON, Mrs Helen P - 5211 SE 52nd Ave - Portland, OR 97206 The Filson Club, Inc.- 118 W Breckinridge St, - Louisville, Ky 40203 PORTS, Michael A - 1014 Cedar Ridge - Annapolis, Md 21403 SURNAME INDEX FOR 1979 state if given is followed by member number. Abbreviations used: Amh - Amherst; Auga - Augusta; Bed - Bedford; Bote - Botetourt ; Cab - Cabell; Carl - Carroll; Gray - Grayson; Montg - Montgomery; Nel - Nelson ; pitts - Pittsylvania; Rusl - Russell; Wash - Washington. AKERS: Va-W26 BOCOCK: Va-W11 BAKER: NC-H11 ABSHIRE: A7 BOLEY : Va-S7 ADAMS: Ky-M16; NC,TN-A1; BARTELS : A1J BOSTERS: Va-F12 NC, IND-D6; VA-842 BASHAM: ES BOSTIC : Scott Co , Va-M19 BATCHELOR: NC-W27 ADKINS: Va-P26 BOUGHAN : Va-T5 ALLEN: Montg Co,VA-C14; BATES: B21 BOUSMAN : Va-S46 BECKETT: VA, Ky- B2J VA-S8; A-13 BOWEN: Va- F12 BENCH: Va-B2J ALIENDER: D6 BOWER : Va-P18 BENNETT: Va-BJ2 ALLHANIB : E-6 BRANSTETTER : F6 ALTIC: B-8 BEVINS: Va-P18 BRAYTON: C18 AMYX: F-6 BILBRO: L7 BREWSTER : Mi 8 ANDERSON: B-29; VA-W28 BIRCHETT: SC-R20 BRIGHT : J7 BLACK: Va-B12 ANGLEA: E-5 BROMFIELD: Va-A9 ARRINGTON: Va-W28 BLACKARD: Va-:C4 BROWN: Va , wv-T6 ARROWSMITH: VA-W11 BLAND: Va , SC-R2 0 BROWNING : Ky , Md-W27 ARTHUR: VA-P24 BLANKENSHIP: WV-BJ O; BRUBAKER: B8 ANTRIP: Va-R16 Va- P24, BJO AVERY: PA, NY-A2 BULLIN : NC- J1 2 BOAZ: Va - R1 9 BURGESS : Va , WV T-6 AVRIL: Mi BOBLETT : 17 BYRD: Va-S27 �36 V I R( . I I . • I ) ' I I. J I 4 \ 1.' ~~u~\..l~.J......,;..~r~ \ _ : \~ r ._·~ \ =i_~ , -=~1-~1...:._~ CAGLE: B29 EAGLE : · 7 CALDWELL: NC-R20 EARLES : Va- D4 CAMERON: Va-VJ EASTON: Va - Y1 CANNADAY: Va-M5 ECHOLS : LJ CAPERTON: .C1J ELKINS : Va - C2J CARTER: Scott Co Va-C10 EMBRY : NJ Chaffin: Va, Ky-S7 ENSWEI LER: C18 CHAMBERS : J7 EPPERLY: Va- S5 , W26 CHAPMAN: Va-C1J ESTES : Va - Ky - c9 CHITWOOD: Va-H25 ETCHISON: NC , I nd- .D6 CAMPBELL, Frances of EVERS OLE: Va - D4 Wash Co, Va-H2? FANNING: Va- NJ CLARK: W2J FARMER: TJ CLYCE: Va-RJ FIRESTONE : Va - S11 , V2 COGER: Va-I 2 FISHER : B8; Va- S46 COLEMAN: Stephen FLORA: B8 d. 1798, Pitts.Co, Va. FOGLEMAN: Va-S42 Md Sarah Watson (W24) FORD: E6 COLLINS : Ky-M16 FRANCI S : Va-HJ1 COLLINS, Jeremiah FRANCISC O: Va -F12 (1820-1909 NC) Franklin; Va-P24 Md 1860 Stokes Co,NC FRANTZ : BB; F6 Martha E Bullin FRENCH: Va-C1J (18JJ-191J NC) FRIEND: Va-I 2 COLLINS , I s aac (Rev War) FULK: Va-W28 Jacob, Martha, of Gray, FULTON: Va-M16; Ky-P2J Wythe, Carl Cos,Va(B4) GANT: NC-H18 . CONN: Scott Co, Va-C10 GARLAND: Va-RJ; Va, NC, CONOLEY: NC-R20 Tn-A1 CONWAY: Va-B21 GILBERT: Rke Co, Va-J5 COOL: M6 GILLIAM: Va-M11 COOPER: Va-B10 GILLISPIE: WV-S26 COPENBARGER: Va-GB GILMORE: Va, Ky-C9 COPES: Va-S17 GOA(R)D: Va-H26 CORLEY: E-5 G::JBBLE: H20 CRAIG: Va-B12 GODWIN: Va-D16 CRANE: C18 GOODEN: G1J CREASY: C20 GORDON: Va, WV-BJO CRESS: Va--H25 GRADY: Va-S26 CROCKETT: Va-VJ GRANGER: Va-B12 CRUMPACKER: C20 GREEN, Margaret "Peggy" CRUMPLER : Va-EJ · d prior 1860 CYPHERS: H2 0 hus. ?? (G10) DALTON: Va-VJ, H26 GREY, Wm D (b 1809) DAVIS : Va-IJ4, T6; WV-T6 Md Hannah Poston DEBORD: P18 . (b 1818 Va) (D1?) DESKINS : M8 GRIFFITH: Va-R16 DICKENSON: Va-B12; KS- D1J GRIMES: wv-s27 DILLON: Va-B24, P24 GROSECLOSE: Va , Ind, DISHER: Va , NC - D16 Ia-G8 DODD: S27 GUTHRIE: Pa-H18 DOUTHAT : Va- EJ HAGA/Hagey~ Va-NJ DUCKETT: Md-T8 HAGOOD: SC-W14 DUNCAN: Va - P2} HAGY: Va, NC-D4 DURNAL: Va- H26 HAM: Va-B10 DRYDEN: Va - R19 HAMBLIN : Va, WV- BJ O I ( - HA RJO : a -.J HA RRELD : a - 8 HA RR I ..:i : Ohio- P1 HARRI. , vi d ( 1798 ) md . cott o , Va Elizabeth a lling ( 24) HARRI 0 : Va - S2 5 HA RROLD : M1 HA WKI . : Bed Co , Va - Ai HAYTER : Va - B2 i HAZELE T : NC , Va , WV-HJi HEOCE : Va - B10 HELTON : Va , Ky - Ai HENDERS ON : E5 ; Va - BJ 2 ; Va , Ind - B22 HERALD : M1 HEWITT : Montg Co ,Va-C14 HIC KS : Va - P2J , C14 HILLYA RD: Au ga , Cab Cos, Va ; b e for e 1 8 00 New Kent Co , Va . ( DB ) HITE: Va -Y1 HIX: Montg Co, Va-C14 HOBACK: Va, WV-HJ1 HOOCES : Va- J 5 HC:x:;E: Va - C13 HOLLAND: Va-A16 HOLLIS , John, Va md 1750-75 Frances Hodges (J5) HOLMAN: Pa-S7 HOLMES : Ohio-H18 HONAKER: Va-R16 HOOVER: W2J HOWARD: Va-G1J HOWELL: NC-H11; Montg Co, Va-C14 HOWLETT: Tn-W14 HUBBARD: Va-P9 HUDSON: Va-J2, W28 HUFF:: Va-M5 HUGHETT: Montg Co,Va-C14 HUNT: A-6 HUNTER: Va-P26 HUTCHENS: L7 HUTCHINS ON: S cott & Rus l Cos, Va - P18 INGRAM: Va-P9 JENNINGS : L7, Va-H26 KARNS : E-6 KEESE: Va-C2J KEI TH : C-18. �I\ • I '~ : - ! '. . ·· - -· · KELLY : Va- TS MOULSE/Mowl es : MS KEMP : H- 25 MUCKELVANE : Va - I 2 KENNEDY : Va , Ky - C9 MULLIKIN : Md - T8 KENNON: Va - RJ MULLINS : M6 KETROW : Ohio- Pl MULLI S : Tn , Va - B22 KI LGORE : Md , Va , NC , Tn - T1 MURLEY : E6 KINGERY: Va - I 2 McCOMAS : Va - C1J KISER : DlJ McCRAY : Va - S2S Kl eckn er : A2 , AlJ McCROTTY , Wm lived Bed. KLE I S : Va - RJ Co , Va 18J4-J8 . Md? Died ? ( C11) KOCH: A2. Kcx:;ER: Va - I 2 McDAN I EL : Ind , 0., Ky-16 LACEY: E6 McDONALD : Va , Ky-G1J LAFFERTY: WV- Fl McGee : Va , Ky- B22 ; ES LAMAR: Va - P26 McGEHEE : B: 29 LANCAS'IER : LJ ; S17 McGUI RE : Va- S46 , RJ LAVINDER : Va -TS , L7 McINTOSH: M8 LAWSON: Va - M19 Mc KINNEY : ky , Ind-B22 McKINNSEY : Ky-C22 LAYMAN: F6 LEATHERMAN: NC- S27 McMULLEN : Va-R10 McNE IL: M6 LEDERMANN: J 7 LEE: Va , Ind, 0., I a -G8 NAYLOR: Md-W11 LEHMEN/Lernon: F6 NEESE: NJ LEONARD: Gray, Carl Cos , NEWBERRY : Pa, NC-R20 Va-W27 NEWBOLD/Newbolt: SC-S17 LESLEY: Va, WV- BJO NOBLE : TS-Va . 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 3, Number 1 Subject The topic of the resource The Bush Family of Southwest Virginia; Henley Gruber Henderson Bible Record; Furnaces of Botetourt County; "Some Freemen Identities: Some Slaveowners and Their Former Slaves"; Harvestwood Cemetery Survey; Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 1979 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv3n1 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4453/VANv2n4.pdf 8357604ecbf794a8538b23b2897b8347 PDF Text Text OCTOBER 1978 Virginia Appdldchifln Notes Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Yirgl1ia PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �V I R GI NI A AP P A1 ACHI AN N0 T E S October 1978 Published quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW Roanoke, Virginia 24012 - - - - - - - - - ------ --------------- STAFF Mary c. Maier Assistant Fditors: Art • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Marian Landress Index • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Babe Fowler Queries • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • J. V. Avery j r. Surnames • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Luceile Stover Reviews • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Belva Counts Edi tor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ------------------------------------------------------ --CONTENTS (Vol. II, No. 4) ~ President's Message • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 104-A Lipes Family Cernetary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 104-A Some Freedmen Identities - Richara W. Dickenson • • • • 10) McClaugherty Family Cemetary • • • • • • • • • • • • • 116 Roanoke County Marriage Bonds and Ministers Returns( Cnt)l l 7 Pine Creek Primitive Baptist Church - Mrs. A. Scott •• 131 Custer Ancestry - Mrs. Wilfred L. Bowles • • • • • • • 132 Franklin Co. Circuit Court Will Book 2-1804... 1901 • ••• 133 Review - F.ddy Family of Virginia • • • • • • • • • • • 134 Gillespie Ancestors - Mrs. Wilfred L. Bowl es • • • • • 135 Exchange Bulletin Notes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 136 Queries • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 138 The Last Word • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 142 �Oct o b e r VIRGINIA A PPALACHIAN NOTES 1978 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Have written several messages but none quit e suite d me , so I'l l go al ong with my first thought. I want to thank ev-eryone for all t he help ~ ru: t they have given to me during my term as president . I fee l sad - giv ~ng up "my baby" and glad for no one should hold off ic e to o l ong. That 1,~, when a person begins to feel that their way i s t he on l y 'right' way· · t Every society needs new ideas and people. Th e p e op l e who can add t he mos say that I can 't do it. You never Imow until you try. We '11 ha':'e n~~ officers the first of the year and I am sure that t hey wi l l r e ce i ve ~ same support that I have over the last coupl e of years . Make them f ee welcome , give them a pat on the back once in a whil e , and help out when you can. ° I have thorough]y enjoyed my time as president and thanks a gain t F~:~~)ne . ~~~ ( Mrs Cla u d e 8 --------------- - - LIPES FAMILY CEMETARY Located On Fara Currently Owned By Shannon L and Georgiana M Loyd On State Route 624 In Craig County VA Compiled by J. Tracy Walker I~I~l~~-~~ ~=--::::='.:" ,.,.. · RFD 5 Box 2,58 <llarlottesville, VA 22901 1 . Lipes, John 2. D Mary Ama Wife of John Lipes J. John W '9 Ella V 4. Wife of J. W. Lipes 5. » Talitha Cum1 6. M. '9 Sa.Dl.uel ?. Julia Ann Wife of S.M. Lipes a. 9. 10. D ----------· ·· ·---·---·-- - 29 Apr 180) ------ - 28 Sep iao6 Frank Perkins - B Ada Virginia 1 5 Dec 1842 · ·-·--- - 20 Oct 184J 1841 10 Aug 1920 16 Jun 1859 16 Nov 1906 2 May 1900 6 Se p 18J4 29 Jul 18J2 Sa.rah D -=:::::===---------= --~~~~~ 18.51 - - - 24 May 1900 -- - - · - - --- - · -- -- - ------------- - 1895 5 Ma.r 1929 1890 23 Oct 1918 Mar 1886 ~ 1., There are other stones with engraving t oo weather-worn to reade Chalk or tracing could llake these stones readable. Also there a.re graves with no stones • 2o Another cemeta:r,y (Probably Walker ) 1a located over the crest of a. hil~and f about )Q0....500 yards behind the Lipes / ceaetary. 'Ibis c emeta.:r.Y on ~~ed. ~~~ ,0 the woods has about lJ uncut stones ; one roughly engrav ed 0'W aJ.ker to • '!his stone 1s l aying face down to protect the engravingia None of the 8 nas a.re standing? , .l"'ll. • �YIRClNIA APPALACHIA~ NOTES · October 1978 SOME FREEDMEN IDENTITIES by Richard !.D!J:J2d uction w. Dic~enson There has been almost: a aea:fening silence about the REconstruction period in Montgomery County, Va . This is understandable for the same kind of "stil.l ness " pervaded much of the rest of Virginia, as well as 0th.er pa:rts of the "Old confederacy." After the wrenching ana traumatic c .i vil war experience of the "Lost Ca u se " ana the aftermath of military rule, the reaction to Reconstruction was to dismiss i ·t from memory. The one significant exception to this in Montgomery county has been the book by Lula Porterfield Givens, "Highlights in the Early History of Montgomery County, Va." (R.D. Smith & Bros, Pulaski, va. 1975). He·r material was dErived, in part, from the MA Thesis by Ann Swain , "C1'rist.iansburg Institute: From Freedmen's Bureau En te :r prise to Pub lie High School", Radford College : May 16, 1975. Mrs. swain is currently the Preside nt of the New River Historical Society. Discussions with Ann Swain broadened and dee pened concurrent research on Freedmen's Bureau records then unaerwa y. Montgomery county was determined tc be one of only a few counties to hav€ had t~o Freedmen ' s Bureau censuses ta ken. one vas taken in August 1865 by Major B.c. carter, and contains 1530 names. The secon d onE was tak~n in April 1867 and contains 2460 names of FrEedmen and their families - including those who we re freeborn before the civil var. These numbers , 1530 (1E65) and 2460 (1867) may be compared with the sla ve poi;:ulation of 2,219 (with 147 Free Blacks) in 18 60 and the 2882 "Fr4"'e colored" in 1870, of Montgomery Co unty. This article uses the 1865 c~nsus as the focus for ccmparison with .the 1867 ·census. This is done because the 1865 one lists the former owners and the 1867 one does not, ( i t rather lists the employer or pla ntation ow11ei:s where the freedmen lived). The former cwner is of greater geneological value because of wills, deeds and ether public and private records that may be further traced once the fcrmer slaveholder bas been idEntified. The two censuses have been ·compared a nd in a number of cases a surIJalll€ has been identified where none existed· in the 1865 CEnsus. Research is continuing and will be expanded in Mcntgcmery county and other counties of Appalachia , as t i ue and money will allow. 105 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES October 1978 ]~!l~natign§ --Parts I and II Name underlined Freedman apparantly adopted name between August, 1865 and April 1867. F Female --------- Male (Name) 1867 version of the Freedman name in parenthesis - Black A dark-skinned Negro or Afro-American, by presumed to be of ~n-mixed African blood the census taker(s) Mu Mulatto - A lighter skinned Negro or A~~~~ American, often presumed to have c~e W ~ parent, · but may also be the o,f fspring. 0 parents with mixed African and Caucasian (white) orig ins;. 0 Octaroon - A person with one White parent, a n d one parent with one guarter Black or African blood (a quadroon). -Q Quadroon - A person with one quarter Negro or African blood; theoretically with one grandparent of unmixed African bleed. / Name/variant -Of name x P~.I! 1866 Marriage Register Referencesi hyphenated names of females contain maiden name/married na~e. ! - Freedmen and their · former owners FrEedmen -- -- Pormer Slaveholders ---.- ---~--- ! Armstrong-Vaughn, Rachael Anderson, Peter Anderson-Burton, Rachael Anderson, Beniamin Adams, Bet sey Aa ams, Steptoe Adams, Fred man (Fer dinand) Adams, Sarah (Laura) Anderson, Julia QNE;,e Granville) 106 Amiss., · Edwin J. Dobbins, ~illiam Eskridge, Alexander p. Miller, John Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Smith, William T. �VIRGINI A APPALACHIAN NOTES October 1978 Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Henry c. Andrew J. Smith, William T. Smith, William T. Smith, William T. Taylor, Mary c • . J\llis Nancy (Nee Jones) A!!.Qer.§.2.!!, Sidney Alexander, Charles Anthony, .Mark - - - Taylor, Mary c. Taylor, William Taylor, Henry c. - - - - - -- - - - -- -- Editor's Note: This article is part of a Community Develop· ment Study by Richard B. Dickenson of Vir~inia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia. Parts II and. III will be ·published. in the next two issues or VAN. Quoting Mr. Dickenson, "It should be emphasized that this is a preliminary sourcebook of Black Appalachian origins -, with selected .f'reed.men and former slave owners. They were selected on the basis of matchability between 1865 and !867 censuses. Also included are excerpts from the 1866 Marriage Register, where applica hle. • • • The ( coinplelied) article contains approximately 350 freedmen and freedwomen names out of the 1530 in the 186~ census (the 1867 census cont ains 2420 names) i and 51 of the 327 slaveholders in the 1860 Montgomery c.;ounty, Va. Federal census." Ir you have any questions reg_artling the article, pleas e call Mr. Dickenson at 703/95'1-;t+-87 or write him at Virginia Tech. - - - - - - - - - -, - - .- - - - - ~ - Augusta County, Va: George YOtJN'.G1_ b. before 17651 chi ldren: (at least 3) Sophia E., b 1797; - va, d. 25' Jan. 1~76 , Ill , a · son, and a daughter. Montgomery County, Va: . K8SS~.t Christian B., b . ca 1817 , Va, KESSLER, Mary Ann (Smith) b. tl .Dec. 1822, Va• children : 1) Mary M., b. ca 181+2 Va1 2J William J. b. ca· 1S45.?. VA; 3 ) Paris G. b. ca 181+7 Va; 4) Eliza Luc1n• a, b . 184,, Va. Contributed by Mrs. Nelson J • Smith, RRl, Met amora, Ill. 6l;tt.~ - - .. - .. _ __ .., __ --- Gi1es County information: "A l a nd of ups and downs as 1 t rises from New River at k,470 ~o Ba l d Knob Mountain, 4 ,348 reet, overlooking Mountain Lake , t he coolest spot in the 014 Dominion. Formed. in 1806 the c ounty, comprisi ng 356 square miles was named for · Governor Will iam Giles. I t has about l?tOOO r e s ident s . Temperature average 38 degre es in January · a nC1 75 d egrees in Ju1y. " ( From Giles County brochure advertis ing " Th e Swit zer land of' t he Allegha.n1es " .) �V\RCJN\A APPALACHIAN NOTES October Bu:rrell, Sarah Amiss, Edwin J. (Nee Lee) Burrell, Elizabeth Burrell, John Burrell, Virginia Beverly, Mary Burrell, Jeremiah Briggs, Lewis Briggs, Harriett Briggs, Nancy Briggs, Wesley Bu-rton, William Briton (Burton) Rachael Amiss, Edwin J. Amiss, Edwin J. Amiss, Edwin J. Barnett, Charles T. BurkE=>, Nancy Callahan, William M. Callahan, William M. Callahan, William M. Callahan, William M. Christian, Edward Eskridge, Alexander p. (Nee Ander son Burton, Salin ]~f~n, Rosabelle ~~CWQ, William H. Brcwn-Garrent, Ann ]~.!l~§, ~~Ills.§, Eskridge, Alexander P. Frar1cis, Miles Francis, Miles Guerrant, William G. Harvey, Nathaniel B. Nor burn Rache 1 Harvey, Nathaniel B. (Nee Burk) ]£ llE.§, Bessy ]~!!§, Vli lliam Banks, Rosa (Mary) ]££Q, Juliette (Julia) g£sn, Celetta (Lettie) Burk-Banks, Rachael Harvey, Nathaniel B· Harv~y, (Bluefort), Ann (Bluefort), Matilda (Bluefort), Radford {Bluefort) , Jennie (Bluef ort) , Steinford Spencer Brclln-Stiff, Philice Brc"n, r.iary Brc li n, Eunic€ Brc wn, Ellen Ba n e (Bean), Eliza Ba n e (Bea n ), Kate Ba n e (Bean), Bell {Isabelle) Ba n e ( ~ean), F.dward Bane ( B ~an) , T. (Meritt) B a n e (B~ a n) , Babe (George) fort Bufort Bufort BU fort Brlqht, Bu Chancel l o,.. -----1r""' ' ~.h.9!lfL-2t, Ch an CE 1 lQ:t,, chaiice110_£, ------ Natnaniel B· Harvey, Nathaniel B· Harvey, Nathaniel B. Harvey, Nathaniel B. Harvey Nathaniel Kirby, James w. Battcn-Tyens/Times, Eliza Bufort 1978 Radford, John Blair Radford, John Blair Radford, John Blair ~adford, John Blair ' Radford, John Blair Shield, Hamilton w. Smith, Floyd Smith, Floyd Smith, Floyd Smith, Floyd Wade, Hamilton D. Wade, Hamilton D. Eliza Wade, Hamilton o. Wade, Hamilton D. Wade, Hamilton Wade, Hamilton Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, F letc h~r Harri et Th o mas 108 William William William William o. o. �VIRGI NIA APPALACH IAN NOTES October· 1978 Guerrant, William G. Chil dress, Jule y (Jua ah) Guerrant, William G. craiq , Robert Guerrant, William G. C:rai g, Fobert Guerrant, William G. Crai g, Philis Kent, James Randel callc way, E l l en Miller, Robert carrpt E ll-Vaughn, Charlotte J PEyton, Benjami n H. C:rcck Ett, Samuel Radford, John B. Ca!I'pbell , Herman (Hiram) Staples, Walter ~.2li£r , Anders on staples, Walter ~g~t§r, Perry Austin Staples, Walter ~.2.!;!§r, John son Staples, Walter ~g~ter , Lensville Staples, Walter CgJtg r , Samuel Staples, Walter £.§!.!_!er, Wa lt E r Staples, Walter ~~..!!§r , Alexander staples, Walter £~Jt§r, Mary Le athy Staples, Walter £~,r_t_gr, P hilip (Filmore) Staples, Walter £.Q~, Jacob Staples, Walter Clark, Fr e dric Wade, Hamilton D. £9mEb~ll, F.malin~ Wade, Mary Carey, Hamil t on Amiss {Amos) Edwin J. Amiss (Amos) Ed win J. Amiss (Amos) Ed win J. Peter Jacob (John) Mary Jane Thomas Charles Adeline Dyerty, Dill, Q.i,Jl, Q.i]l, Dill, D,ill, D i l l , Mary Deacon (Deaton), Amiss · {Amos) Ed win J. Anderson, George w. Anderson, George w. Anderson# Geo rge w. Barnett, Charles T. Harvey, Nathaniel B. Harvey, Nathaniel B. Gilbert Q.§!l, Charlotte !?9.I, Chester Harvey, Nathaniel B. !B!.Y, A mer ica j2g.y, Qgy, Catherine Franc2s Normrin .Q.Q~.91,E!§, Da~iel-Watson, (Kitty) 'Iucrla Day, Kent, Lipscomb, Robert w. Miller, Charles H. Martha Duke-Johnson, Nancy District (Destrict), Nee Parmer/Palmer Q.i§!~ict (Destrict), !2.i.§tri_gt {Destrict.), DiEtrict (Destrict), Di~t rict (Destrict) , Oi~trict (Destrict), focahantus Di~trict (Destrict), Sarah M• Sarah H. Kent, Sarah r.. Kent, Nancy Radford, John Blair Radford, John Blair John Radford, John Blair William Edmond James Radford, John Blai r Radford , John Blair Radford, John Blair Ra dford, John Blair Fibhle, Henry (Lila) Alb e rt 109 �. VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Ed mend son, Caswell Edmondson, Lewis £;!§.§, Howard f;.!§§, Washington ]J!~.§, Calthia (Catherine) ,!;,!'.§§, Amanda ]'.;_y~, Sandy £;J! §.§, Lewis EV~.§, Alice !;.! §.§, Richard Edmondson, Martha (Nee REb) Edmondson, Ann £;..Y §.§, Eliza (A my) October 1978 Edmondson, Maria Edmondson, Maria Kent, James Ran<lel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Ra nde 1 Kent, James Randel Kent, James Ran de 1 Kent, James Randel Ken t , James Ra nde 1 Kent, James Rana el Peyton, Benjamin H. Eves, Morris Peyton, Benjamin H. Otey, James H. Otey, James H• Otey, James H. Otey, James H. Otey, James H. Fields, Mary Pettner-Clarke, Sarah (F raction) Fracton, John EskridqeL Alexand~r) p. (. Preston, Robert Taylor .!;.!~.§, Rebecca Eves, Munroe Eves, William Fortner/~alkner G Gr if fin, Thomas Griffin, Sarah iN ee Legans/Ligan s) Gri£fin, John Griffin, Giles Garrent, Henry Garrent, Ann (Ne€ Brown) Ga:rrent, Giles Garrent, George H• . Granville-Anderson, Julia Barnett, John D. Barnett, John o. Barnett, John D. Barnett, John D. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. ~uerrant, William G. Smith, William T. H BQI~!n s, Anderson (Al~ian der) Grayson, John Grayson, John Grayson, John Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel !!~I!.ill~, Jam es. H.Q.ili.n~, Mic hae 1 H.Q!~iB~, Willia~ Henders ~n-Eves, Miller Ann tl~~Q~I~, ~~DQ§IEQ~, Lewis Jennie !!.QI.till.§, Moses f.Y!J!_gI, Grace ti.YD!~!, H~ nt~_I, Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Otey, James H. Otey, James R. Otey, James H. Pepper, William R· J1.:>seph M~ti lda Haaen, Mariah 110 �YIRGI NIA APPALACHIAN NOTES (Nee Haaen, Haaen , Haaen , Octa ber 19/'8 Rollins) Francis (Francine) Pepper, Pepper, Pepper, Pepper, Charles H. Sp e ncer Haden, Harriett I1atch (Hatcher), (Richard) William William William William R.. R. R. R. Dick Smithy, Floyd J Jchn son, Johnson, Jchnson, Jchnson, Alfred Amanda Lee (Leanna) Mary Jchnson, Johnson, Caswell Mariah (Martha) Jchnson, James ~~.f k .§OT'., ~..9.fk_gon, ~E.fk son, ~~ck son, ~~f:kson , ~..9.fkE_on, Ema line Ce 1 ia (Priscilla) Dora (Theodora) Osborne (Ollie) Jr1lia Nancy Alfred Jcr.es, Billey (William) Jar.es, -Milly Jchnson-Fracton, Fanny ~.fhll.§0.!!.1 Isaiah Johnson, Austin/Oscar Jones, Anderson, Nancy Jcnes, Julia Jones. Charles Jchnson, Edmondson, Maria Edmondson, Maria Edmondson, Maria Edmcndson, Maria Edmondson, Maria Edmondson, Maria Edmondson, ~ aria Henderson, James M. Henderson, James M. Henderson, James M. Henderson, James M. Henderson, James M. Henderson, James M. Kent, Joseph Kent, Joseph Kent, Joseph Preston, Willia m Ballard Shield, Hamilton w. Smith, William B. Taylor, .Mary c. Wall, Elijah Wall, · Elijah K KP ys Keys Keys ~arnett, Colwell George (McKees}, Margaret (McKees), Sarah Keys (McKees), Barnett , Charle s A. Peyton, Benjam in H. Isaac A miss, Edwin J. Barnett , John D. Childress, William M.N . Currin, Waddy George Kent, James Randel Lipscomb, Fobert W Lee-Burrell, Sarah Ann Legans-Griff in,. Sarah Lawrence, Parris Le~is-Shetfy, Mary Letue-Hopkins, Leanna LiE'.sccmb-Toler, Rosanna/ Euenna Lawson, Ellen La~son, Maria James Charles A. Barnett, Charles A. (McKe~~), Smith, William T. Smith, William T. Smith, William T. Smith, William T .. La111son, Samuel La li scn-, Mary 111 �VIRCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES October 1978 La~son, Rohie Boy (Edgar Mo ntoe) La ~ scn, John Thomas Ligan, Estar (Easter Smith, William T . smi~h, William T. Li<_:gens} ShiEld, Hamilton D. (McKEes), Colwell {McKees), (~cKees), George George Margaret ( McKEes} ,. (McKees), Isaac 11i11§, Gordon ~i]!§, Hampton 11iJl§, Nelly Barnett, Charles Barnett, Charles Barnett, Charles Barnett, Charles Peyton, Benjamin Hoqe, Daniel H. Hoge, Daniel H. Hoge, Daniel H. (Sa rah) (Hamilto~ {Nee Reed) !Jill:.§, James Mills --· - --' Russell ~iJ!.§, ~~l!:fn, Waterman (Walta} Josiah Middleton-Palmer, Mary ~E!~l~~, Lucinda (Lucy) Melton, Patrick (Patzy) Meltcn, Johnathan Melt en, Albe.rt Meltcn, Keegah (K~siah) Melton, Clayton (Clayborn) McGee, Julia A. A. A. A. H. Hoge, DaniE?l H. Hoge, Daniel H. Hoge, Daniel H • Kent, James Rande~ Radford, John Blair Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Montague, William Mc. N lL\!.!l.!!filYr Eli 'Zabeth N.Y~!!~..£.Y, Lucindov Ellen ~~].!!~.f~, Joseph Anna Sublett, Samuel Sublett, Samuel (Je anna) _Sublett, BYtI!~.!:Yr Calahill {Calshill) Sublett, .N.!Hl!rn.f.Y, Rose Bell (Mary) SU:blett, !!.Yllll:~.!:Y, Ann ~or ah (Mana) Sublett# Q Olivar (Oliver) Fanny (Nf!e Vaughn) Am OS , Olivar, Robert Olivar, Amanda Olivar, Andy Peck, Samuel Samuel Samuel Samuel (All OS) Edwin J • P eek, William H. William ff• Peck, William Clara wi11ia m Phillips , Lewis Phillips, Samuel Henry Patt erson, Patterson, Am~ss Amiss awin J. (Amos), ~awin J. (Amos), . m M N. Childress, w~1 1 ::m Childress, Willi 112 M:N. �VIRGI NIA APPALACHIAN NOTES P ~ : i 11 i p s, P l: i l li ps , P h i l l ips, Ph i l l i p s , Pe tE r) Phill i P h i ll i .R.£.Q e, ..£.9.S.§, _ra _gE, October 1978 J o hn L. Amand a ( A my ) Ann ( Mary E .) Jo sep h ( William p s, Wi l l i e p s, Ki t t y F l in o r C h ildre s s, ~ illia m M.N. C h ildress , Wil li a m ~.N. Ch i ldress, Willia m M.N. Childress , Willia m l'1 • N • Childr e ss, William M. N. Childress, William M.N. Kent, Ja me s Ra n d e 1 Ke nt, J am es Ra nd e l KE> nt, Jam €s Ra ndel Ke nt , James Ra n d e l Ke n t , Jam e s Ra ndel Ke nt, James Rand e l Ke nt , James Ran d e l Ken t , Ja mes Ra nd e l K e nt, Ja mes Ra n de l Ke n t, J ame s Ran d el Ke nt, J am es Ran de 1 Mc Dona la , Jo hn Radford, Jo h n Blair Radford, Jo h n Blair Radford, John Bl a ir Radford , Joh n Blair Jam ~ s ( Am y C.) Fst e r O l i v ar Th o ma s .R.9 .s~ , P.9.QE , S ara h R.9]rn§ r, S usan R.91m~r , C h arlo t t e .R.91-~~r , .£ ..9 l m~ r , C a roli n e Palm E r , All e n .J E n n i e .£..91.!!},gr, Joseph R..9.Jm§r , Hir a m PEck-Day, Marth a Farmer/P a lmer, Adam Parmer-District, Nancy Palmer , Mary ~eE Middle t on Palmer (St ew ar t ), Hariett PalmEr, Margaret Palmer, Albert Radf ord , Jo hn Blair Radfo r d , J o h n Blair Radford , J o hn Blair Radford, John Blair Smit h, Willi am T . (1865 ) Smith , Wil liam T. (1865 ) Smith, Wi l l i am T. (1865 ) Palmer, Samuel Parker , Ann Parker, Par:ker, Charles Robinson Jr. Parker, Virginia Gast Smith, Will iam T . Smith , Wi l l iam T. Smit h, Wi ll iam T. Woods, T hom a s D. Woods , Th o mas D. (Jennie Gastarus) Parker, Washinoton Parker, Jackson (John) Preston, Thomas Preston, Gabriel Price, Benjamin Prescott (Leathy) (Reseoil) RE€d-Mills, Kent , Ja me s Rand e l Phillif RE€d, Ha mil ton D. Hoge , Daniel H. - br Pepp e r , William R. Pe yt o n, Benjamin Howard P eyt o n, Banjam i n R$ Ra dfo rd, John Blair Ellen Rollins - Haden, Maria Ret-F drnondson, Martha Rutherford, Wade , Cornel i us Tsaac Sal e s , He n r y sales , Betsey Sh av e r s -E dmo n d s o n, Reb ecca Sales , Bet ze y 113 Eskridge , Al exander P EskridgE, Al exa n de r P. Freebo rn Es kridge , Al e xande r P. �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES 21!~.I.ID.£11, October 1978 .Mariah Kent , James Bandel CNee Hopkins) ..§~~rm£n, 2.h.§£.!!!£11 1 Henry Granville §h§r.Jll,£,!1, Amos Kent , James Ra n del Kent, James Ran dB 1 Kent, James Randel Ken t, James Randel Kent , James Randel Kent , James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel K<::nt, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Ranae 1 Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Randel Kent, James Bandel Kent, James Randel Montague, Rice D. Pepper, John P€pper, John Pepper, John Pepper, John Pepper, John Preston, Robert T: Radford, John Bla~r Radford, John Blair Smith, Floyd Wade, Hamilton D. Wade, James M. Wade, James M. Wade. James M. wade, James "· 2!:!.§f:.ID.£.£, Jackson ..§!!§r.!!!£11, Howard ~b~r.m~.n, Samuel Scctt, Hannah Scctt, Robert scctt, Mary Scctt, Charlotte Scctt, Michael Scctt, Giles Scctt, Morris (Moses) Scctt, Mariah (Maria) Scct t, Charles Smith-Page, Frank Smith-Page, William Smit h -Page, Isaac Sheffey, Lewis Sanders, .M ariah Saunders, George Saunders, Louisa Saunders, Charles No ah Sanders, Robert {Ste wart), Palmer Hariett s a u n aer s , Sk~e..a..t.-, William D. Stiff, Anderso.n 2~1~§, Martha Ella Sanders, Granville Sanders, Mariah sanders, Frannie Sanders, Allen ~sle§, Joseph Graqen Eskridge, Alexander P. Eskridge, Alexander P. Sales, Betze y .I Them rson, Mary M. Thcmi;son, Willia m Thcmfson, James M. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Guerrant, William G. Kirby, James w. Lipscomh, Robert K. Tbcmrson, EnochG. Thcmi;son, Catherine Ty ens/Times, Paten Toler, Emanuel Tcler, Ruenna (Nee Lipscomb) Toler, Rafe (Ralph) Toler,Lizzie {Eliza I.) Toler, Ira Toler, Dolly Ann .T.i.mg§, Lipscomb, Robert Lipsc omb, K. Fobert K. Li pscom1b, Rober t K. Lipscomb, Robert K. Lipsc om b, Robert K. Kirby, James w. Charles lll+ �VIRCINIA A PPALACHIAN NOTES '.!'i.!!e~, Martha Ti.me§, G E orqe w. T.9.Yl:.9.£, Rich2_rd T~.Yl_9r, Wil],.iam T~_yl_gr, Jane '.!'~~12r,. Mariah October 1978 Kirby·, James W. Kirhy, James w. Waskey, Preston Waskey, Preston Waske,y, Preston Hoge, Daniel H. v (Vaughn), Abra. '. a. m (Vaughn), Rachael (Vau-ghn), Ehphene Varon (Vaughn), Daniel Va:r:on (Vaughn), Joseph Varon (Vaughn), Rose Vaughn-Oliver, Fanny Y~~Bhn, Gilbert Hall .Y9~ghn, Charlotte (Nee Campbell) ~~~ghg, Hepry Clay .Y.2.!J£..hn, Rosabelle (Isabelle) .Ys~_g~n, Lucy Ann (Olivia) Va x:cn Varon Varon (A mos) , Fdwin (Amos) , Edwin (Amos) , Edvin (A mos) , Edwin (Amos) , Edwin (Amos), Edwin A miss, Edwin J. Rade, Hamilton D. Wade, Hamilton D• Amiss Amiss Amiss Amiss Amiss Amiss Wade, Hamiltc.1 D. Wade, Hamilton D. Wade, Hamilton D .. w (Watson) Wayne, (N Ee Daniel) Mart.ha (Wat son) Jennie Wayne, Virginia) W_s_!scn, Lipscomb, Robert K. Lipscomb, Robert K. Georqe Ratscn, Warren Lipscomb, (General) ~_g_!sgn, Hubbard WaEhington, George ae, (Nee Waae, Morgan, John Radford, John Blair Radford, Radford, Badford, Fadfora, waae, Henrietta Wacle, JUdy (Julia) Wade,., Hamilton Ra.Q£, Mary Susan (Alice) (John) W,2£_g, Caroline Mary Elizabeth Linda (Linnie) 'Wsd~, ~!!_ge, Ycunq, Ycunq, w. P_eyton, Benjamin H. Peyton, Benjamin R. Radford, John Blair Lu_c y Bouser) Wyatt (Washington) Wade, K. Peyton, Benjamin H. Wales (Wpales),Pleasant Wales (Whales), Frances Wales (Whales), Susan waae, John 'Wa Robert Lipscomb, Robert K. Lipscomb, Robert K. John John John John Blair Blai r Blair Blair Wade, Hamilton D. Wade, Hamilton o. Wade, Hamilton D. Wane, Hamilton D. Wade, Hamilt on D. (M.) Eliza William Kent, Hugh ~cG ~ vock Ke nt, Hugh McGa vock (Part .II and Part III to f ollow) 115 J. J. J. J. J. J. �VIRCINI A APPALACHIAN NOTES October 1978 McClaugherty Family Cemetary Located On a Hill At The End Of State Route 641 In Giles County VA (About 5 miles f'rom Hwy 460) Compiled by J . Tracy Walker III RFD 5 Box 258 Charlottesville, VA 22901 l. Amos , 'Wa lker James-- - - - - - - - - - - - - 25 Jun 1904 20 Jul 1976 2 . Booth, Anna Mae ------------ ~~ 27 191J JO May 1952 J. Davis , Frank T. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1919 1928 4. Griffith, Clinton W. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 28 Apr 1946 28 Apr 1946 5. Hutchison , 5 Jun 1946 17 Jul 19.56 2J Jun 1947 Aug Mary V. ------------~ 2J Nov 1887 , Kate E. Ratcliff _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______. 25 Jul 1873 , Charlie Trace - - - - - - - - - - - - 16 May 1874 6. ?• 8. Hutchinson, WR Co. A J7th Va. Inf . C S A - - - - 9• , Al bert J . ·- -· -·- - - · 25 1900 24 Mar 1923 1 Jun 1878 17 Oct 1947 11. Ma.rt.in, Lillian Frances - - -·- -- - - - - - - - 2 2 May 19JO 22 May 1930 2 Nov 1959 10. Janney, Emma Jane Williams , 'Wife of N.A. Janney 12 • l). Dec , Arthur Lee 1 Jul 1886 , Dan Tazwell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 Dec .1966 Aged 68 Yr, 5 Jtk>, J Days 1955 , Maggie G. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1890 1960 , John P. Sr - - - - - - - - - 1890 14. 15. 16 e Ma.xel. Sally J. ·- - - - ·- - -- - - - -- 21 Jun 1884 --·- - -· 16 Oct 1871 l?. , Marion Lee 18. , Lee EH.waxd - · ---·- ·- - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - 21 Sep 19Jl 19. , Jerry ca.lvin - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20 • McClaugherty, J. N. - 21. , Wife of James (Martha Cunningham) 22 • , Gordon Watts Husband of Mary H. McCl.augherty 2). Parcell, Cyntha Mo 1944 29 May 1944 2 Dec 18.57 14 Jul 1818 9 Apr 1918 JO Dec 1884 20 Apr 1855 12 Jul 188? 29 - - ------------13 24. Rice, Tony Ray 25. , Manuel E. 26 • o William Watha Son of Watha & Frances 27. , Nellie Janney 'Wife of Henry C Rice May Jan 1870 17 Dec 19.56 6 Jan 1934 J Dec 1942 16 Dec 1898 28 .. R1cha.rdson 0 Arminta - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- 116 1) Feb 1968 21 Dec 1955 25 Ma.r 19)2 --- 18 50 26 Mar 1956 26 Aug 19?) Jl Jul 1959 28 Se p 194? 14 Mar 1936 1924 �VIR G I NI A AP PALAC HIA N NOTES Oc tober 1 9 78 Roa nok e County t 1.ar r iag e Bonds and Ministers Returns 1 8 38-1 8 52 co pied by :M ar v in U . Nei g hbor s (Continued from Jul y VAN) KEAGY , Benj a mi n & Catharine Trout. bd 22 Mar 1841. Sur: George Trout Md 25 Ma r 1 8 41 by Samuel Sayford KEAGY ( ( * Ka gey)) , Henry & Elizabeth Markey (p Benjamin) bd 17 Sept 184 9 . Su r: George Garst. KEELING, Wi lliam & Anna Showalter (p John, dec'd) bd 26 Sept 1849. Sur: Dani e l Barnhart. Md 29 Sept 1849 by John Eller KEFAUVER, J a mes D & Mary Ann Ray ( p Simon, late of Franklin) bd 11 Aug 1847. Guardian & Sur: John Booth. Son of Jacob Ke f auver. KEISTER , John & Ellen Gordon. bd 1 Sept 1849. Father & Sur: John Gordon. Md 13 Sept 1849 by Wm L Hatcher. KELLER, Washington J & Eveline P Sheirey. bd 30 Sept 185 1. Father & Sur: John Shirey. KERN, William Nathaniel {{* Nathan)) & Jane Rivercomb bd 24 Dec 1840 Sur: John W Thompson. ( (* p Jacob Rivercomb)) KESLER, Christian & Mary Ann Smith. bd 18 Sept 1843. Sur : John Smith Md 21 Sept 1843 by Gideon Scherer KESLER, John & Elizabeth ((*G)) Bates, (p Asceneth Plurray) . bd 4 Oct, 1841. Sur: Jacob Bonsack KING, William H & Martha McDonald. bd 8 Oct 1849. Sur: Robert Lewi s KINSER, George W & Lucinda Jane Summers ( p Elizabeth) bd 25 Dec 1849. Sur: William Summers. Md 1 Jan 1850 by Jacob Montgome r y KISER ((*Kizer)), Joseph C & Eli:zabeth Bonsack. bd 17 Nov 1852. Sur: Nathaniel Bonsack. Dau of John Bonsack KITTINGER, Abraham & Catharine Shaver. bd 24 Nov 1841 Sur: Daniel Shaver. KITTINGER, George w & Mary Jane Alcorn ( p William Alcor n) bd 28 Feb 1846. Sur:- Abraham Hartman. Md 4 Mar 1846 by Pleasant Brown KITTINGER, Martin & Barbary Shaver. bd 14 Sept 1844. Sur: Daniel Shaver. Md 15 Sept 1844 by G Scherer. LAMB, Wi 1 liam & Catharine Smith. bd 11 Mar 1845. Sur i- J ohn Smith Md 13 Mar 1845 by G Scherer. LANCASTER, Lewis & Mary E Beemer (p Benjamin) bd 15 Dec 1849 . Sur: George W Beemer. Md 17 Dec 1849 by Wm L Hatcher. LANGHORNE, George C & Agnes M White. bd 'Z1 May 1845. Sur: W M Cook Md '27 May 1845 by Urias Powers. I.EE, Caswell & Elizabeth Johnston. bd 23 Sept 1839. Sur: Wi lliam Johnston. Md 23 Sept 1839 by U Powers. { (*p J'n J ohnston )) I.EE, John B & Ernaline GillaspieY (21 yrs old) bd 18 July 1839. Sur: Aaron Newman. {{* Edeline Gillaspie, ; Charles). Consent s igned by Charles & Mary Gillaspiey. LEFFLER, Richard & Lidia Bradley bd 23 May 1841. Sur: Edwa rd Bradley Md 26 May 1841 by J Burnett. I.EGERWOOD, Anderson & Hester Gish. bd 14 June 1845 . Su r: John C Gish Md 19 June 1845. by J Burnett LEW/ON, Abr aham & Julia Ann Short. bd 23 Nov 1843. Sur : Bernard Pi t.zer; John N Carper; James S Thur man . Md 23 Nov 1843 by U Powers LEMON, John H & Elizabeth Jame s ('p Daniel , dec' d , & Eli zabeth) bd 10 July 1847. Sur: Maston James LEONARD, John & Rhoda Humphr eys ( p Reuben) bd 21 Sept 1852. Suri John And er son. Md 22 Sept 1852 by Wm J e ter LEWIS, James N & Jane McClanahan (p Elijah) Bd 20 July 1847 Sur: F. Johnston. Md 20 July 1847 by U Powe r s . 0 117 �Oc t o be r 1 9 78 VtRCINIA APPAL ACHIAN NOTES UGHT, Henry & Magda l en Henry. bd 19 Dec 1840. Sur: Ste phen He nry. i.fld 24 Dec 1840 by Wil liam N Bi shop . LITTERA L, Augustus & Eliza Parrish (p Charles) bd 13 Sept 1848. Sur: Va lentine Hund le y. MJ. 14 Sept 1848 by Samuel Regest er. UTTERAL, Henry S & Elizabeth Asha fetter (( * Ashafe 1t er)) o bd 7 Oct 1843. Sur: Ja cob Shaver. Md 12 Oct 1843 by J Bu r net t. LITTERA L, J ames & Mary E Will (p Margaret) . bd 4 Jan 1849 . Sur: Perry L Robinson . Md 4 Jan 1849 by J Burnett. LCX;AN, J ames T & Martha D Burwell. bd 6 Aug 1840 . Sur : Henry A Edmundson. LCX;AN, John BI ((*J)) & Eliza H Shanks . bd 29 Apr 1845 . Sur: G W Shanks . MJ. 30 Apr 1845 by U Powers . LOONEY, Edwi n J & Mar garet Campbell (p Elizabeth). bd 5 Sept 1848 . Sur William Wi lliamson . Md 6 Sept 1848 by G Scherer. LOVING, J oseph D & Ra chel M Brickey md 8 Dec 1852 by Wm Jeter MAGEE, Peter & Ruth H Shootman. bd 21 Apr 1852. Father & Sur : Nicholas Shootman. Md 22 Apr 1852 by Jas L Gwaltney MAl-ONY, Dennis & Nancy Siler. bd 16 June 1852. Father & Sur s John Siler. MARABLE, William H ((*Jr)) & Eliza AM Gwaltney (p James L (( *S))). bd 3 Dec 1850 . Sur: S R Gwa ltney. Md 4 Dec 1850 by J L Gwa l tney. MARTIN , Abraham & Margar et Shart zer (p Jacob) . bd 27 Oct 1841. Sur : Marcus D Blankenship. Md 28 Oct 1841 by U Powers . MARTIN, James & Amanda Garman (p Joseph). bd 29 Dec 1851. Sur: Andrew J Sord (Sword) . ((*son of John)) MARTI N, John & Georganah Si lvers . bd 18 Jan 1844. surs William R Martin . MARTIN, Wil l iam & Mary Aliff . bd 21 J une 1838. Sur: John H Wade MARTIN, Arabia & Sarah Ann Reynolds. bd 23 May 1842 . Sur: John Re ynolds C<*rrrl May 26 )) MASON , Daniel & Susan Hymli ck. bd 24 Feb 1846. Sur: Peter Hymlick. M:f 26 Feb 1846 by Wm L Hatcher. MASON, John & Emiline Wi l l i ams ~ bd 8 Feb 1840. Sur: Caleb Baker. MASON, Jonathan & Sophi a W Hix. bd 12 Nov 1841 • Sur: Phillip Garst Md 18 Nov 1841 by Wm N Bi shop. . MASON, J onathan & Martha Stover ( p Vir ginia Crush· guardian Gile s Langhor ne. bd 15 Sept 1847. Sur: Joseph Childe~s. Md 15 Sept 1847 by G Scherer. MASON , Samue l & Lydia Coon (wid ow of Samuel) bd 11 Mar 18!50 . Surs Wi lli am Shartzer. Md 14 Mar 1 8~0 by Wm L Hatcher. McCLANAHAN, Edward R & Susan E Holt (p Ann; consent wit . bY Samuel P Holt) Sur : James G Holt. Mj 28 Dec 1847 by u power s. McCl.ANAHAN, El i sha B & Frances E Jeter (p I r a) bd 16 Mar 1841 . Sur a Adolphus E ltlu ff. Mj 16 Mar 1841 by u Powe~s McCLANAHAN, Ja mes & Virginia White (p Edmund P) •bd 9 June 1849. Sur George C LanghQine~ Md 12 June 1849 by Harry R Pa ine McOONKEY, James G ~Ehzabeth,(gra nddau of Abner Petty) bd 17 Feb 1849 Sur g Abner Petty. Md 1 Mar 1849 by Ja s M Ri chardson . McCRAY, William & Nancy Blankenship. bd 30 J une 1840 . s urs Pleasa nt Blankenship o Md 30 June 1840 by U Powers . 1 ( (*Emeline Millin e r )) 2 Elizabet h Garwood 118 �VIRCINIA APPALAC HIAN NOTES October 1978 McCRERY, Fulton & Ma r tha Harvey. bd 2 Mar 1841. Sur: Col lewis Harvey Md 7 Mar 1841 by U Powers. McFALl.S , James & Elizabeth Furer ((*Furver)) bd 13Jan 1840. Sur: James F Floyd. Md 16 Jan 1840 by J Burnett. McKEE, Silas & Charlotte Neighbors. bd 3 Dec 1840. Sur: William Richardson 'McLAVY, Arthur & Frances Withers. bd 25 Oct 1849. Father & Sur: John Withers. William & Sarah Eller. bd 18 Feb 1844 (1846). Sur: John Eller \.(*1844)) MEADOW, Ewel & Ann James (p Daniel-note: & Elizabeth) bd 6 June 1840. Sur: Maston James MELIDN, James & Mary Hannan??/Hammon. bd 20 Dec 1841. Sur: Wi lliam Hannan. Md 23 Dec 1841 by Wm N Bishop ((*Hammon)) MERRYMAN, James B & Amanda Catharine Wortz. bd 23 Dec 1850. Sur & father: David Worts. Md 26 Dec 1850 by John Bowman MIQ)W ( ( *Micou)) , Thomas W & Frances McClanahan ( p E.) bd 3 June 1841 Md 3 June 1841 by U Powers. MILLER, Charles A & Frances W Micow ((*Micou)). md 13 July 1852 by MEAD 1 Urias Powers. MI LI.ER, George & Sarah J Coon. bd 20 Jan 1840. Sur: Samue l Coon MILLER, Isareal & Lea Ann Day. bd 17 Sept 1842. Sur: James E Day. Md 22 Sept 1842 by U Powers. MILLER, Jacob B & Eliza Thomas.1 bd 16 Nov 1842 Surt Lewis Thomason Md 16 Nov 1842 by G Scherer MILLER, Jacob & Mary Ann Shirey. bd 3 June 1846. Father & Sur: John Shirey. Md 3 June 1846 by G Scherer. MILLER, Jacob B & Martha A Kelley (p dec'd). bd 30 Mar 1848. Sur : Samue 1 H C Greenwood. Md 30 Mar 1848 by Wm L Hatcher. MINNICK, Charles A & Catharine L((*S)) Foster.(p Robert). bd 10 Apr 1847. Surs James H Foster. CC*md 14 Apr 1847)) MINNICK, John M & Susan T Bradley md 8 Feb 1853 by W L Hatcher MINNICK, Samuel & Clementine Jackson md 31 Mar 1853 by W L Hatcher MINOR, William s & Lucy M Stover. bd 3 Oct 1838. Suri Samue l Stover Son of William Minor, who states his son is under age. ((*Stoner)) MITCHELL, Henry S & Mary M Thurman ( p William). bd 24 Dec 1846. Sura George W Harmon. Md 31 Dec 1846 by Jos T Phelps ((*Mary Harmon)) MITCHELL, Thomas H & Sarah M Mitchell (p James V). bd 30 Aug 1849. Sur s Joseph Stover. tkf 30 Aug 1849 by Wm L Hatcher. MITCHELL, William M D & E li2abeth W Stover (p Susan). bd 22 Sept 1838 Suri William B Stover MANGUS, Daniel & Mary Gish (p George). bd 6 May 1839. Sur: David H Gish. MANGUS, Henry & Amanda ({*D)) Bow. bd 29 Jan 1844. Sur: Jame s Bow Vd 29 Jan 1844 by J Burnett. MONROE, John & Mary Walker (p Thomas). bd 3 Nov 1852. Sura John Cook Md 3 Nov 1852 by Clack Campbell MOODY, Jacob & Susanna Baker. bd 24 Nov 1840. Sur: George Baker Md 26 Nov 1840 by Wm N Bishop MCX)MAW, David & Frances Gish (p John). bd 20 Mar 1847. Md l Apr 1847 by Joshua Burnett. 1 Thomason 119 I I l �Octobe r 1 9 78 VIRCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES ~MAW, .Mark B & Mary Ann Gish. bd 15 Nov 1841. Sur: J ohn C Gish Md 18 Nov 1841 by J Burnett. 11CORE, Enoch & Mary Garst. bd 21 Dec 1839. Sur: Thoma s Garst o Md 24 Jan 1839 by U Powers. ((*md Dec 24)) ~RGAN, Samuel & Margaret Francisco (p Lewis Jr ) bd 5 Nov 1845 . Sur: John Francisco. M:>SES, Jacob B & Nancy Coffman. bd 30 Dec 1840. Sur: David Coffman Wd 31 Dec 1840 by Wm N Bishop. Naomi Coffman on Min Ret. llOWLES, James & Lydia Grice (p Hannah). bd 13 Jan 18520 Sur : George Lloyd . Md 15 Jan 1852 by John Eller({MI..ydia b 3 Oct 1815 *)) ((*MJNFORD, Thomas T = b Whthe Co= & Elizabeth H Taylor = p George P = md 1 Nov 1853 *)) MUSE, Benjamin S & Margaret Ferguson (p David). bd 31 Dec 1849. Sur James Ferguson. Md 3 Jan 1850 by Samuel Regester. MJSE 1 John Wesley & Margaret Cook. bd 27 Nov 1851. Sur : B Pitzer \(*June 2)) MUSE, William & Sarah Gish (p George) bd 24 Nov 1851. Sur: Chri stian Gish. Md 26 Nov 1851 by U Powers MYERS, Nathan & Mary Carper. bd 22 Dec 1845 Sur: Isaac Myers MYERS, William & Susannah Sarver (p Jacob) bd 29 July 1839. Sur:· Natha n . Myers states Susannah born in 1811. Md 1 Aug 1839 by Joshua Burnett . NABORS, John & Susanna A Meadow. bd 12 Jan 1844. sur t John C Bandy Paper: Susanna 21 yrs old - wit by John c & Richard BandY Md. 12 J an 1844 by J Burnett. NEI GHBORS, Joseph J?/L & Dorothy Melton (p Amelia). bd 26 Aug 1844. Sur: James M McVey. Joseph is over 21 yrs. Md 15 Aug 18 44 by John Bowman in Franklin Co. NEIGHBOURS, Thomas & Frances West. bd 30 Nov l850. Father & Sura David West. Mi 3 Dec 1850. (1851 on min ret) NEIGHBOURS, William & Miranda Maddera. bd 21 Dec 1846. Surr Leroy Campbell. Md 'Z1 Dec 1846 by Joseph T Phelps NELMS, Qlar l e s D & Mary Eliza Campbell md 21 Sept 1853 by C Campbell NEVILLE, Jacob & Ann Elizabeth Walton (p William). bd Oct 15, 1844 Surt Adolphus E Huff. Md 15 Oct 1844 by u Powers. NIDAY, Bart l ey & Elizabeth Damewood md 14 Apr i 85 3 by Wm Jeter. NIDAY, Joseph & Sarah Carper. bd 9 Jan 1843. Sur: John Carper. Md 14 Fe b 1843 by Clack Caf!lpbell. NI DAY , Lewis & Erna line Sarver (p Jasper). bd 'ZT Feb 1849. Sura George Sarver. Md 1 Mar 1849 by Wm Jeter. NI DAY, Peter & Ca ssy Abbott (p Andrew). bd 20 Jan l845. Sur: William Jones. Md 26 J an 1845 by A J Elmore NININGER, David & Caro line Phillips. 3 1838 • Surs Samue l Phillips Md 3 Nov, 1838 by J acob Carper. ({* md Nov 8)) NOFSINGER, William & Charlotte J Smith (p Elizabeth) bd 12 July 1849 Sur: James H Whitten. Md 12 July 1849 by u powers. 0 Nov OVERSTREET, William H & Violet Ruff (p James of Bedford). 6 J an 1852 Sur: William R Blankenship. md 6 Jan 1852 by u power s. OWENS, William & Lucy Bandy. bd 11 Nov 1839. Sur : Richard Bandy. Md 14 Nov 1839 by Joshua Burnett. 120 �VIRCINI A APPALA CHIAN NOTES October 1978 OYLER , Abraha m & A lcy Gish ( p Abraham). bd 26 Jan 1852. H Hurt. Md 10 Feb 1852 by Pleasant Brov..rn. Sur: Patrick PAC£ , Hudson & Patsey Short (p Jesse). bd 10 Feb 1852. Sur: David Mc Neeley. Md 12 Feb 1852 by Clack Campbell. PA~, James & Eliza Carney.(p Charles). bd 17 Nov 1851. Sur: William Carney. PAINTER, John & Mary Abbott (p J a mes). bd 15 Nov 1841. Sur : Parker CameYJOod. Md 23 Nov 1841 by J Burnett. PARRISH, Abn er & An n Shootman ( p Nicholas). bd 20 Dec 1848. Sur: John Bennett. Md 21 Dec 1848 by S Regester. PARRISH, Charles & Margaret Fizer md 6 July 1847 by P Rescorl PARRISH, John & Mary Shootman md 16 Apr 1845 by J Burnett. {{* bd Apr 14)) PARRISH, Samue 1 & Julia Shootman ( p Nicholas) bd Feb 14 , 1848. Sur t James A Goodwin. Md 15 Feb 1848 by W T Richardson. PATE, Absolem & Catharine Anderson. bd 8 Oct 1839. Sur: William Anderson. Me 15 Oct 1839 by J Burnett. Caroline Anderson on Min Ret . PATTON, John M & Frances M Kelsick. bd 9 Nov 1852. Paper: D A Brumbaugh states Fannie M Kelsick is over 21 yrs old PAY, Joseph & (( * Susan)) Jane Craig. bd 24 Feb 1842. Sur: Henry Craig PAYN, Chick & Mary Jennings. bd 19 Sept 1842. Sur: James Eddington. PAYNE, James & Catharine Topping. bd 24 Jan 1849. Sur: & father: William H Topping . Md 25 Jan 1849 by G Scherer. Paine on Min Ret. PAYNE, Richard & Barbary Stanback (p Philip). bd 22 May 1839. Sur: Silas Payne. PAYNE, Si las & Mary Saunders (p Nancy of Bedford Co) bd 5 Jan 1847 Sur: William Alcorn. Md 5 Jan 1847 by Abraham Naff. PEARCY, Isaac & Ann Elizabeth Obenchain md 18 Feb 1845 by J Burnett. PERSINGER, James M & Marian Hudson. bd 9 Nov 1838. Sur: Abraham Mannan. Consent; Bennett Hutchinson gives permission for his dau Mary Ann Hutchinson to marrY Jas M Persinger. ({*yr 1840)) PERSINGER, John & Elizabeth C Roberts (p Wm Powel) bd 18 Apr 1847 Sur: William P Roberts. ({* yr 1848)) PETERMAN, Palmer & Louisa Trucks (p Henry) bd 11 Aug 1852. Sur: George G Hartman. Md 11 Aug 1852 by G Scherer. PETERS, James Haden &. Paulina Susan Jeter. bd 13 Oct 1851. Father & Sur: Alison M Jeter. Md 15 Oct 1851 PETTIT, William & Catharine Winger. bd 14 Mar 1842. Sur: Abner Petty Md 15 Mar 1842 by Stephen Smith. PETTY, John M & Fanny W Farley {p George W Baldwin; widow of William) bd 19 Mar 1849. PETTY, Smith & Sarah F Trout. bd 29 May 1847. Father & Sur: Michael Trout. Md 3 June· 1847 by J Burnett. PEYTON, John R & Catharine White (p Samuel). bd 20 Aug 1840. Sur a John L Barnett. Md 20 Aug 1840 by U Powers. ((*John R Pate)) PHLEGER, Isaac & Catharine S Rutherford. bd 29 Oct 1839. Su r: John N Hartman. Md 31 Oct 1839 by Samuel Sayford. PITZER, Andrew L & Martha R Walton (p William S) bd 21 Apr 1849 . Sur Bernard Pitzer. Md 24 Apr 1849 by U Powers. �Octob er 1978 ytRG1NlA APPALACHIAN NOTES PLAINE , DaVi.d H &.Mary Bonsack (p John) bd 9 Oct 1848 Sur: Nathan Bon.s ack. PLUNKET, Algerman & Sarah Brubaker . bd 25 Nov 1844. Sur: Joel Brubaker Md 28 Nov 1844 by Joshua Burnett ( (*Algernon G)) POAGUE , George & Ellina Sloan. bd 30 Jan 1844 . Sur: David Sloan. Md 7 Feb 1844 by U Power s (Eleanor on Min Ret) ( (* Pogue )) POAGUE, James &EdnyAnn Lockett. bd 9 Se pt 1845 . Sur: Forest Locket. Md 9 Sept 1845 by John StClair ((* Poage)) POAGUE, William & Elizabeth Coon bd 3 Sept 1838. Sur : S amuel Coon ° Md 1 2 Sept 1838 by Samuel Sayford POBS'r, Henry G & Sarah ((*B)) Stover. nrl 15 Sept 1839 by Joshua Burnett ( (*Popst ) ) PRESTON , Thomas J & Alice J Harvey. bd 21 April 1840. Sur : J arnes Stewart ((*Apr 26)) PRESTON, Thomas L & Elizabeth B Watts (p &iward). bd 13 Sept 1842 · Sur James B Watts. PRITCHARD, John & Elizabeth Statler. bd 19 May 1841 . Sur: Jacob Statler Md 30 May 1841 by Samue 1 Sayf ord. ( (-*Stutler) ) RAY, William E & Elizabeth M Kefauver. bd 5 Aug 1842 . S ur : Jacob Kefauver. b d 28 RAYFORD, Lawis & Patsey Nels on (granddaughter of Jack Nelson)· W gh Jan 1851. Sur: Robe rt Nelson. Md 28 Jan 1851 by T Hoffman J 0 : H REW, George H & Mary A Stanley (p decid) bd 24 May 1852 . Sur: Bonsack. Md 27 May 1852 by Clack Campbell ( (* or Reed)) REA.D, Jonathan G & ~arah Jane Fils on. bd 18 July 1844. Sur:- John Thrasher. Md 25 July 1844 by J Burnett. Id _ b ((*REED, Philip - b Pa - & Jane Campbell - p Jos & Martha , dee Rke Co - md 1Nov1853 )) ") bd 20 READ, Thomas C & Sallie Taylor Peyton (p William M of "Elrnwood July 1849. Sur: David S Read. t 1847 REDDINGER, Michael & Nancy Barnhart (widow of Benjamin) bd 11 Oc Sur: John Garst. Md 12 Oct 1847 by Abraham Naff RENN, Isaac & Eliza Ann Gish. bd 16 Dec 1839. Sur: Christian Gish Md 18 Dec 1839 by J Burnett REYNOLDS, Andrew & Sarah Martin. bd ·7 Mar 1840 Sur: HenrY" Webster . Md 15 Mar 1840 by U Po~rs REYNOLDS, William M & Sarah Smith nrl 24 Dec 1850 by J Burnett James RHODES, William F & Nancy Snyder (p John) bd 4 Nov 1848. sur : C Huff M Cauley RIBBLE, Henry & Susana McCauley. bd 25 Dec 1846. Sur: John c Md 26 Dec 1844 by U Po..ers. ((* yr 1845)) • William RICE, James 11 & Rallnda C Walton. bd 27Nov1849. Father &)Sur. Walton. Md 28 Nov 1849 by U Powers. ((* Wm L Walton) . 5 Harve y RICHARDS, William M & Sarah M Harvey. bd 5 Nov 18 39 Sur s J.e'Wl. Md 6 Nov 1839 by U Po~rs. ( (*bd 5 Sept )) · co s r RICHMDSON, Gross & Phoebe Richardson (p William) bd 18 Feb 18 :J u : Thomas R Muse. Md 20 Feb 1850 by G Scherer & Sur" RICHAADSON, Joel & Margaret Persinger. bd 16 Mar 1849. Father • William Persinger. Md 3 Apr 1849 by G Sche rer 8 46 Sur: RICHAADSON, John S & Mary F Greenwood (p Abram) bd 22 Sept (~*md Oct 3) ) Samuel H C Greenwood. Md 3 Nov 1846 by J T Phelps• S : Pet""r RICHAR.DSON, Wil liam & Catharine Kefauver. bd 2 Nov 1 842 • ur ~ Kefauve r . 122 �VIRGI NIA APPALACH IAN N O TES October 1978 ROBINS O , _1adison h - p Slijah & ahaly - b Bedford Co - md Elizabeth Bradley - p Sci.ward ? l ary - b Rke Co - md on 1 Nov 18.53 RI "'FEY , Hen ry & Bets y R onk Bd 26 Jan 1846 Sur: John Brubaker. Conse nt n ot ~ .from Bets y wit. by John Ronk. RI FFSY , J a,11es & Anna Rhode s. bd 22 Nov 1841.. Sur: Anthony Rhodes. Md 23 ov 1 841 by J Burne tt RI F FEY , John &. Susannah Br ubake r bd 19 June 18.51 Father & Sur : Joel . Brub aker . Md 1 9 J une 18.51 by John Brewbaker. RIFFEY , Samuel & Margaret Good. bd 15 June 1839. Sur: Noah Trout . Md 1 6 J uly 1 8 39 by S amue 1 Say ford RIGGINS , Danie l L & P olly Ann Taylor ((*widow)). Sept 1.5, 1848 . Sur: He nry E Bl a ir. She is listed as a woman passing through Md 15 S e pt 1 8 4 8 by Samuel n e ge ster. ((*D L Rigger) RILEY, John & Ma ry Sirey . bd 2 Aug 1843. Sur: James Goodwin. Md 2 Au g 1 8 43 by Ge o W Mitchell. ((*bd Aug 4; rnd Aug 7)) RITCHI E , Samue l & Emiline Davis. Sept 25, 1842 bd. Sur: Thomas Garst. RIVER.COMB , He n ry F & Mary A Thompson (p Bartlett) bd 10 June 1847 . Sur: John R Rowland. Md 10 June 1847 by U Powers. RIVli'~, Landon & Letitia G Watts (p Edward) bd 21 Jan 18.50 Sur : William Watts. ROBINSON, Anders on & Marlar Lavender. bd 11 Apr 1843. Sur: Adam Shaver Jr. Note wit. by Thos Lavender Jr states Mariar is upwards of 21 yrs. Md 23 Apr 1843 by Geo W .Mitchell. ((*Marian)) ROBINSON , James & Narlena Catharine Wright (p Grief) bd 14 Dec 1846 . Suf : Paschal Jennings. Md 22 Dec 1846 by Gideon Scherer . ROBINSON, Madison & Sarah Jane Richardson. 21 Feb 1842. Sur: J acob Garst. Md 24 Feb 1842 by Wm N Bishop ROBINSON, Michell & Catharine Markim ((*Martin)) (p Catharine Mar k i m) bd 18 Jan 1848 Sur: David Willet. Md Jan 18, 1848 by William L Hatcher. ROBINSON, William & Sarah Foster (p Robert) bd 10 Jan 1844 Sur : James V Deaton. Md 11 Jan 1844 by J Burnett. RONK, Jacob M & M Booth ((*Beath)) md 27 Sept 1840 by J Burne tt RONK, John & Salomi Showalter md 6 June 1841 by J Burnett ROOF, Reuben & Nancy Zircle. bd 25 Oct 1847. Father & Sur : J ohn Zircle. Md 28 Oct 1847 by W L Hatcher RORER, Ferdinand & Julia Ann Hannah (p Patterson) bd 16 Aug 1850 . Sur Matthew Harvey. ROUTT, George & (blank ) • Bd 23 Oct 1841. Sur: Michael Riddle RUDDELL, Cornelius & Elizabeth McGeorge (p William) bd 13 Sept 1841 Sur: Jeffrey R Goggin. ((-1tRiddle)) RUDDELL, Cornelius & Sarah Barnes md 27 Jan 1852 by U Powers RUSSELL, Robert & Prudence Johnston. bd 18 Oct 1838. Sur: Balthen Truman RUTHERFORD, Reuben s &· Martha Jane Stewart. bd 28 June 1839. Sur: Pleasant Blankenship. Md 28 June 1839 by U Powers RUTTER., John A & Rebecca Jane ()l..ens. bd 6 Jan 1851 Father & Sur : David <M3ns. Md 9 Jan 1851 by W L Hatcher SA.RVER, David & Elizabeth Ann Smith (p Jacob, dec 1 d) Sur: John P Smith. Md 2 Jan 1850 by Wm Jete r 123 bd 1 Jan 1850 �October 1978 VIRCINIA i\PPALACHIAN NOTES SARVER, George H & Susanah Moomaw. bd 5 Oct 1841 Fat.h e r & Su r: Philip Moomaw Sr SARVER, George & Catharine Huffman (p William) bd 1 Feb 1842. Sur: . John Huffman. Md 3 Feb 1842 byC Claiborne. ( (* yr 1843)) SARVER, James & Agnes Dodd (p Jacob Smith) bd 3 Apr 1850 Sur : John P Smith . SCGI'T, John & Delila Abbott (p James) bd 9 Dec 1850. Sur: Fre de r ick Bryant .. Md 11 Dec 1850 by J Burnett. ( (->k md Dec 12.)) SEDON, Gustavos & Catharine Statler. bd 11 Mar 1851. Father & Sur: Abraham Statler. Md 13 Mar 1851 by G Scherer SHARTZER, Andrew & Emiline Susan Webster (p James) bd 17 June 1839 Sur: Joe 1 Lambe rt. Md 20 June 18 39 by S Sayf ord SHARTZER, Benjamin & Bidsey Webster (p James) bd 2 Feb 1841. Sur: Mordecai Dayo SHA:RTZER, John & Susan Reynolds (p John) bd 3 Jan 1848. Sur: N A Gilbert. Md 6 Jan 1848 by G Scherer Slli\,RTZER, Philip & Elizabeth Jennings (p Sus an) • bd 1.5 Jan 1849. Sur: Joseph Winger. Md 22 Jan 1849 by John Eller. SHARTZER, William & Eliza Trout (widow of John). bd 16 Sept 1848. Sur George G Hartman. Md 21 Sept 1848 by W L Hatcher. SH.A.VER, Berryman & Susan Trout. bd 7 Apr 1845. Father & Sur: George Trout. Md 10 Apr 1845 by U Po~rs • SHAWVER, John A & Margaret Sarver. bd 28 Sept 1846 Father & Sur~ .A.lexander Sarver. Md 8 Oct 1846 by J Burnett. SHEFFEY, George & Malinda Bailey. bd Feb .5, 1846. Sur: George Hartman Susan Cosens consents to her dau Malinda marrying, providing she takes care of he r during her life time. Md 5 Feb 1846 by J T Phelps . SHERIDA.N, John & Sarah Brill. bd 20 Aug 1846. Sur: Frederick Thrasher Md 10 Aug 1846 by U Po~rs. SHIELDS, James W & Elizabeth B Johnston (p William) bd 22 Apr 1851. Sur: George W Shanks. 1-ki 28 Apr 1851 by U Powers. SHIREY, John & leona 11 Miller. bd 27 May 1843. Sur: Michael Miller Md 27 May 1843 by G Scherer. SHOWALTER, Henry S & Rutha Robinson bd 12 Oct 1842. Sur: Allen S Robinson. Md - no date - by J Burnett. ((*1841)) SHOWALTER , Isaac & Nancy Thrasher. 25 July 1844. Sur: John Thrasher. Md 25 July 1844 by J Burnett. SHOWALTER, Samuel & Anny (Anna) Brewbaker. bd 6 Jan 1848. Father & Sur: Jacob Brewbaker. Md 6 Jan 1848 by U Powers. SHREWSBURY, Gabr iel & Catharine Hains. bd 24 Dec 1838. Sur: Joel Ri ddl e bar ker. S IMMONS, J ohn & Catharine Himely (Henebry)??? bd 27 Dec 1847 Dau of Pete r Hime l y . Sur : Daniel Mason. Md 28 Dec 1847 by Abraham Na ff. SIMMONS, Sparrel F & Isabella Harvey (p Francis/?Frances) bd 22 Nov 1847 . Sur: Matthew Harvey SIMPSON, J ame s R & Mary A D Smith (step- father James Epperson) bd 22 Nov 1850. Sur: George M Eakin. Md 28 Feb 18.50 by Janes Luster. SINER, Pete r & Eli zabeth Kefauver (p Peter) bd 18 Dec 1841. Sur: John Bandy SIR~Y, Nichola s & Susan Durm ?/Dwm (p Elizabeth Brickey - for~erly Elizabe th Durm? ) bd 15 Se pt 1852. Sur: William H Topping . Md Sept 15, 1852 by W L Hatcher . ( ( {~Dwm)) 124 �Vl~CI NI A APP ALACHIA N NOTES October 1978 SIS.SO' , J a m3 s i·1 & Sliza Jane Coon md 10 Feb . 1853 by John Eller S I.SSOi' , John & Hannah Wils on bd 2 Jan 1843. Sur: Elijah Day. Md 5 Jan 1 8 43 by G Schere r. (( * 18 42)) S ISSO:'l , Thomas ~ Rebe cca Be lch. bd 28Aug1838. Sur: Ludlow B Sisson i·ld 2 8 Au g 1 8 38 by Samuel Say f ord S LOA. , Ch arle s & Eliza Trout . bd 18 Jan 1841. Sur: Noah Trout. Md 19 Jan 1 841 by S Sayford . S MEl.SSR, A l~ ert & Polly Reyn olds . 28 Mar 1848. Father & Sur: John H.e yn olds • Md 30 i'·1ar 1848 by W L Hatcher. SME l.SSR, Jacob & Svaline Blankenship. bd 8 Oct 1839. Sur: Nehemiah Blankenship. Md 13 Oct 1839 b y S Sayford S 1ITH , Absolem Jr & Ameri ca Smi t h . bd 19 Sept 1839. Sur: Absolem Smi t h. Md 26 Sept 1839 by Joshua Burnett. S MITH, Ge or f!!3 H ( (*Henry)) & Rache l Richardson. 6 May 1840. Father & Sur: Luke Richards on . Md 8 May 1840 by U Powers. ( (*1850)) S MITH , Henry H & Martha Ann Gord on. bd 5 Feb 1840. Sur: John Gordon Md 6 Jan 1 840 by J Burnett. ((* Feb 6)) S MI TH , Jac ob & Caroline Hane s. bd 16 Feb 1846. Sur: John Hanes SMI TH , J e.f.ferson & Ann R Custer (p Jacob). bd 26 Aug 1848 . Sur: Ab s o lem Smith. Md 5 Sept 1848 by J Burnett. S MITH, J ohn P & Alvira Smith (p J acob) bd 9 Dec 1845. Sur : James Cald~ l l. Md 17 Dec 1 845 by J Burnett. S MI TH, John M & Margaret Gord on (p Lucy). bd 27 May 1850. Sur : Simeon E Gordon S MITH, Willi am & Mary Ann McFalls (p James) bd 22 Apr 1841. Sur:Joshua T urne r . Md 2 Apr 1841 by J Burnett ((*Apr 22)) SNIDER, Wi l li am T & Har r iet Goodman . bd 23 July 1838 Sur : James C Huf f SNYDER , S t ephen & Eliz abeth Ann Angle. 19 Feb 1851. Fathe r & Sur: Joh n An g l e . Md 25 Feb 1851 by Win Jeter. SNYDOR, Thomas W & Bl anch McClanahan (p James) bd 11 Dec 1845 Sur : Thomas A McClanahan SPERRY, John G & S arah Thr asher bd 3 July 1847 Father & Sur : J ohn Thrasher . Md 6 July 1847 by Philip Rescorl SPESSARD, John & Mary Snodgrass nrl 13 Oct 1845 by J Burnett STANBUS?/S tanley? David & Matilda Evans. bd 15 Mar 1852. Sur : Jonathan Ev~s A p Eskridge , her ward consents to marr iage. STANLEY, Joel H & Lydia Shor t md 16 Aug 1853 by Clack Campbell. STEELE, John & Elizabe th Fowler . bd 18 Apr 1839. Fathe r & Sure t y: Jacob Fowle r Md 24 Apr 1839 by U Powers STEVENS, James W & Mary F Noble (p Austin) bd 26 Oct 1847 . Sur: Powell H Hu.f.f ,, Md 27 Oct 1847 by P Rescorl. Stephens on Min Re t STEVENS, George & Mar tha Jordan . bd 8 Feb 1840 . Sur : The od oni s Jordan STEVENS , Thomas J & Geor giana Stevens. bd 23 Apr 1851. Fathe r & Sur: Ja cob S te ve n s . Md 23 Apr 1851 by T Hoffman Waugh . STEWART, John & Lu cinda Rogers .* bd 25 Mar 1840 Sur : John Gish STOUTAMYER , Berryman & Frances Petti t . bd 20 Mar 1845 Sur: Willi am Pe t t i t . Md J O Mar 1 845 b y G Sche rer. STOVER , Ge o r ge A J & Be t s y Ann Wertz . bd 2 June 1852 . Fathe r & Sur : Aaarn S Wertz. Md 3 June 1852 by C G Linthicum STOVER , Mi chae 1 & Harriet Tu cke r (b 14 Feb 1822) (p Pat i ence) Bd 5 Oct 18430 Sur: Pasch al Jennings. STRATTON , Wiley J & Paulina Whit e. b d 27 Mar 1839 . Sur: Edmund P White Md 27 Mar 1839 b y U Po1o.ers • 0 0 * or Rodg ers 125 �V IRG IN I A APPALACHIAN NOTES Oc t obe r 1978 STRICKLAND:, George W & Sarah A. Richardson (p John) (Sarah b 14 Aug 1826) bd 16 July 1850 . Sur: William Barnes. SUTPHIN, Robert & Mary M J Green . bd 4 Mar 1845. Sur: Samuel W Jeter Md 4 Mar 1845 by Urias Powers TAYLOR, Jacob & Mary Armstrong (p Nancy Polk) bd 8 Jan 18)0 . Sur: Daniel Polk. md 10 Jan 1850 by Wm Jeter. TAYI.DR, James & Mary Ann Scott . bd 15 May 1844. Sur: Thomas Tay lor. Md 23 May 1844 by John StClair ( ( * bd May 18) ) THOMAS, Charles & Jane Crawford (p James) . bd 8 Nov 1852. Sur : Madison P Crawford. THOMAS, Elias D & Jane Chapman (p John L Chapman. Sur: Madison P Crawford. Md 30 Apr 18.51 by T H Waugh Bd 21 April 1851 THOMAS , William & Elizabeth Spessard md 21 Aug 1845 by J Burnett THOMASON, Joseph H & Mary John. bd 2?/20 Oct 1851. Fathe r & Sur: John Griffith ((~riffith John)) THURI1!\N, Clifton T & Mar garet Dulany bd 4 Dec 1845. Sur: E R Dulaney Md 4 December 1845 by Joseph T Phelps THURHJ\N , Jarnes S & Frances Farra. bd 16 June 1842. Sur: G W Farra· Mu - -Ju.ne 1842 by Stephen Hildebrand T INNELL, Francis M & Matilda Grice. bd Sept 3 1851 . Father & Sur: George Grice . Md 9 Sept 1851 by John Elier. TRAINER, Joseph & Leander Robinson (p Thomas). bd 11 Sept 1838 • Sur: Allen A Robinson TREDWJ\Y, John G & Frances L Williams (p W C) bd 3 Au{?: 1846 Sur) Willi am Barne s . Md 2 Sept 1846 by W T Richardson {(*Aug 30 bd ) TROUT , Anderson & Eli zabeth Kern. bd 13 Oct 18.50 Father & Sur: Jacob C Ke rn. Md 17 Oct 1850 by G Scherer. Andrew on Hin P..et • TROUT , David & Pri cilla Good.win. bd 19 Sept 1842 Sur: Joseph Goodwin. Md --no d ate - - by Joshua Burnett . TROUT , Harvey & Sally Cook. b~ 18 Mar 1840 Sur: Michael Trout TROUT , John & Eliza Mason . bd 17 Feb 1840. Sur: Samuel Coon TROUT , Noah & Maria Brown . bd 21 Dec 1840 Sur: William W Deaton TROUT , Noah & Martha Trucks. bd 13 June 1844 Sur: William M Campbell Md. 18 June 1844 by U Po-wers. ((*Mary Trucks mother•) TYLER, J ame s O & Mar.1 T Peasley. bd 2 June lB.5 2 Sur: John H Bons ack. Dau ghte r of Nary Peasley UMPHREY (Humphrey) , furry & Elizabeth Brickey (p Elizabeth) 1849 . Sur: William Brickey ((*brother)) bd 2 3 Aug VANDERGRI FI', Griffin L & Elizabeth Hartbarger. bd 25 Mar 1843 • Sur: Henry Ha rtbarge r • . Md 6 Apr 1843 by J Burnett. VARNER, Stephen H of Page Co & Frances c Rivercomb (p Jacob) bd 12 Nov 1846. Sur: Henry F Ri vercomb VAUGHN, Anderson & Mali nda Russet?/Russell?. bd 23 Nov 1842. Sur: Jacob Coffman VINY.A.RD, Isaac Whit e & De lia Snyder (p Henry) bd 7 Sept 1852 Sur: John D Eddington. :Md 8 Sept 1852 by C G Linthicum VINYARD, John H & Mary H H o~ll (p Davi d) bd 19 Mar 184.5 • Sur: Abraham Howello 126 �11Rc r ·rA A P r A L Ac ti ; ,-\ ~ ~< o Tr s Octo be r 1978 v-;. _:-! ww , .-:icn.:ie 1 T & Mary Ann Leigh (p Demaris) bd 31 July 1848. Sur: (S Campbell , guardian of Mary Ann). Md 3 Aug 1848 by Samuel Rege ster · a r~: an Gish. i&DE, David & Mary Ann Shanks (p Susan) bd 21 Apr 1847. Sur: M F.ciward Tredway. Md 25 Apr 1847 by Urias Powers. WAIKER, John & Joanah Foster (p Joseph) bd 14 May 1847. Sur: Joshua Eades. WALKER, Samuel & Sarah Allridge. bd 18 Nov 1839 Sur: John & Sarah Allridge WALTON, Thomas S & Elizabeth V Oliver. bd 19 Oct 1839. Sur: William G Peck. WEAST , Samuel & Mary Ballard. bd 8 Mar 1849. Sur: Noah S Brown WEBSTER , Henry & Julian Martin (p Catharine) bd 30 !ug 1852 Sur: Mitcnell Robinson. Md 2 Sept 1852 byW L Hatcher. ( ( *'WEBSTER, Peter - p Richard & Silvy - b Franklin Co - md Rebecca Shaverp Betsy Shaver & Peter Sisco - b Cumberland Co, Va - md on 5 Dec 1853)) WELIS, S imon Carson & Martha L Pitzer (Pretsy in consent) bd 15 Dec 1851 Father & Sur: Madison Pitzer. Md 16 Dec 1851 by U Po-wers WERT Z, Andrew S & Mary A S cherer bd 12 Nov 1849 Sur: Gideon Scherer Md 14 Nov 1849 by G Scherer WERTZ , Noah F & Catharine John Persinger bd 17 Sept 1844 Sur: John Persinger . WEST, Green M & Emily Howell (p Elijah S) bd 22 Nov 1849 Sur: Isaac & Craven Howell. Md 25 Nov 1849 by W L Hatcher WHEELER, Joel & Caroline Brown bd 8 Oct 1838 Sur: Hezekiah Bro'Hll WHITE, Jere mi ah C & Elvira W Jeter (p Rans om) bd 20 Feb 1840 Sur: James H Overstreet. WHITE, Joseph H & Susan M Peyton (p William M) bd 26 Oct 1850 Sur: Tnomas C Read. Md 31 Dec 1850 by George T Willller ((*md Oct 29)) WHITTMORE, William & Salome Bonsack (p John) bd 26 Mar 1849 Sur: Bernard Pitzer . Md 27 Mar 1849 by G Scherer WILLET, James & Lucy Webster bd 10 Feb 1840 Sur: Henry Webster. Md 13 Feb 1840 by U Polie rs . . WILLET ( (* or Miller) ) , Samue 1 & Hannah Grub. 30 Nov 1846 Sur: H C Greenwood. Md 1 Dec 1846 by G Scherer WINGER, David & Landonian Peterman. bd 1 Sept 1845 Sur: Jacob Peterman Md 4 Sept 1845 by W L Hatcher . WINGER, Elias W (p Abraham) & Eliza Jane Smith bd 18 Apr 1842 Sur: James M Paul. Note: .Anna Wingers states Elias is over 21 yrs. Md 19 Apr 1842 by Peter Nead (Snead) WINGER, Joseph & Mary Magdalene Durmon bd 20 A.ug 1849 Father & Surs John Durmon. Md 23 Aug 1849 by John Eller WOLF, Abraham & S usanna Miller bd 6 Mar 1849 Sur: John Wolf. Md 6 Mar 1849 by J Burnett WOLF, John (o.f Alleghany Co) & Sophia Miller (p the late Valentine) bd 3 1 May 1847 Sur: Joshua R C Brown Jr. Md 31 May l.847 by Joshua Burnett. WOMACK, Achilles & Ann Carney bd 4 Jan 1840 Sur: Charles Carney 127 �October 1 9 78 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES WOODS, John & Susan Frances Gish bd 31 May 1851 Father & Sur: Christian Gish. Md 5 June 1851 by J Burnett WOODS, Samuel & Amanda Gish bd 21 Dec 1844 Sur: David H Gish WOODS, Stephen S & Eliza Margaret Vinyard bd 25 Nov 1850 Fa t h er & Sur: Abram Vinyard. Md Dec 5, 1850 by U Powers . WOODS, William & Harriet Painter bd 26 Aug 1839 Sur: John Painter. Md 29 Aug 1839 by J Burnett WORR3LL, Robert & Mrs Sarah H Hutcheson md 22 Sept 1853 by C Ca.i:1pbell WORT(Wertz), Robert & Catharine Kelly bd 14 Mar 1840 Sur: David McElhaney WORT, William S & Mary M Thomason. bd 5 Sept 1843 Sur: Lewis Thomason Md 7 Sept 1843 by G Scherer WRAY, Jabez & Elizabeth Mellun bd 3 Mar 1846 Sur: James Mellon Md 3 Mar 1846 by Wm L Hatcher VJRIGHT, Ewin (Elwen?/Elven?), A & Hannah Brunk (p Jacob) bd 11 Nov' 1852 Sur: James Brunk. Md 18 Nov 1852 by Wm Jeter. WRIGHT, George & Anna Shaver. bd 13 Sept 1843 Sur: Daniel Shaver Md 14 Sept 1843 by Gideon Scherer VJRIGHT, Jeremiah & Maria Richardson bd 4 Nov 1844 Sur: William 1:-i~­ ardson. Note from Mrs Phoebe Wright, of Bedford Co, authorizlllg clerk to issue a license to her son; wit: Thomas Wright• . 'WRIGHT, John E & Ma:gdalen Hymlick. bd 28 Dec H341. Sur: Peter Hymlick WRIGHT, John & Sarah J Pearson bd 16 Mar 1846 Sur: Andrew Huffman MU 16 Mar 1846 by J Burnett WRIGHT, John A & Mary Elizabeth Pearson (p George) bd 9 Apr 1849 Sur: Silas Payne. Md 11 Apr 1849 by John Bowman - in Franklin. Co. 'WRIGHT, Thomas A & Mary Jane Richardson. 11 May 1841 Sur: U:wi~ W Richardson. Daughter of Sarah Richardson. Guardian: William McDermed. "WRITESMAN (Wrightsman), Joel &*Filey D Hutchesson. bd S June 1839 Sur: George B Persinger. ((*Febey)) "WRIGHTSMAN, Samuel & Anna Wertz bd 15 Oct 1839 Sur: John Wertz Md 22 Oct 1839 YOPP, William N &*Barbara Neighbors bd 24 Aug 1840 md 3 Sept 1840 by J Burnett ((*or Bashaba)) ZIEGLER., Adolph & Frances Jane Hall (p Henry) Al exander M Smith. 128 Sur: John Neighbors bd 3 June 1853 Sur: �YIRCI N I A APPA LAC HI AN NOTES October 1978 Omissions fro m t he Roano k e Co , Va, marriage bonds and minister returns at Sal em, Va . ( ( * Bec kne r, Mac k = p Samuel & Marg aret = b Franklin Co, Va md Sarah . Ann Go ff = p J oel & El izabeth= md on -- - - 1853)) ( ( * BRUCE, J osi ah A = p J ohn & Catharine b Mercer Co md Mary Silrl.th = p Ab s olom & Martha= b Rke Co= md on 13 Dec, 1853.)) ( (*CARROL, Isaac = widower b Campbell Co md Martha J Shuster = p John & Elizabeth b N C md on 29 June 1853)) ( (*CALD ·TELL, Joseph Alexander p Sa.mu.el b Shenandoah Co md Margaret Jane Hall = p Leonard & Sarah= b Montgomery Co= md on 13 July 1853)) FOWLER, Jacob T. & Mery Elizabeth Hardy (p Robert) bd 15/16 Mar 1848. Sur: R C D F owler & Silas Payne. l-ki Mar 5/?16 1848. HSV"ENER ( Havener ) , Uriah & Martha Jane Ma.thews. · bd 14 Sept 1852. Sur & father: Andrew Mat t he\.ls. lli Sept 14~ 1852. JErER, Gideon & Lucy Ann Leonard (p George) 27 Jan 1845. Sur: George W B aldwin. Md 30 Jan 1845· = = = = = = = = = OYLER, Abraham & Aley Gish (p Abraham) bd 26 Jan 1852. Sur: Patrick H Hurt. Mi 10 Feb 1852. PACE, Ifu.dson & Patsey Short (p Jesse). 10 Feb 1852. Sur: David McNeeley . Mi 12 Feb 1852. PACE, James & Eliza Carney (p Charles) 17 Nov 1851. Sur: William Carney . PAINTER, John & Mary Aboott (p James) 15 Nov 1841. Sur: Parker Damewood. lvtl 23 Nov 1841 • PARRISH, Abner & Ann Shootman (p Nicholas) bd 20 Dec 1848. Sur: John Bennett. Mi 21 Dec, 1848. PARRISH, Charles & Margaret Fizer md 6 July, 1847. PARRISH, John & Mary Shootman md 16 April 1845 PARRISH, Sanru.el & Julia Shootman (p Nicholas ) bd 14 Feb 1848. Sur : James A Goodwin. M:i 15 Feb 1848. PATE, Absolem & Catharine Anderson. bd 8 Oct 1839. Sur: William Anderson. Mi 15 Oct 1839. (Caroline Anderson on min. ret.) PATTON, John M & Frances M Kelsick. bd 9 Nov 1852. DA Brumbaugh presents note stating Jvtl.ss Fannie M Kelsick is over 21 yrs old . PAY, Joseph & (Susan) Jane Craig. bd 24 Feb 1842. Suri Henry Craig PAYN, Chick & Mary Jennings. bd 19 Sept 1842. Suri James F.ddington. PAYNE, James & Catharine Topping· bd 24 Jan 1849 Father & sur : William H Topping. lli 25 Jan 1849. (James Paine on min . ret.) PAYNE, Richard & Barbary Stanback (p Philip) bd 22 May 1839. Sur: Sil.as Payne PAYNE, Silas & 1-Iary Saunders (p Nancy of Bedford Co) Sur: William Alcorn. M1 5 Jan 1847. PEARCY, Isaac & Ann Elizabeth Obenchain. Md 18 Feb 1845. PERSINGER, James M &Marian Hudson. 9 Nov 1838. Sur: Abraham Mannan . (Consent note from Bennett Hutchinson gives permission for his dau Mary Ann Hutchinson to marry James W Persinger. PEI'ERMAN, Palmer & Louisa Trucks (p Henry) bd 11 Aug 1852. Sur: George G Hartman . Md 11 Aug 1852 . PErERS, James Haden & Paulina Susan Jeter. bd 13 Oct 1851. Father & Sur: Alison 11 Jet er. Md 15 Oct 1851. 129 �V IRG IN IA APPALACHIAN NOTES Octobe r 1978 PEI'TlT , 'William & Catharine Winger. bd 14 Mar 1842. Sur : Abner Petty Mi 1 5 Mar 1842. PEI'TY, John M & Fanny W Farley (p George W Baldwin.) bd 19 May 1849· (widow of 'William Farley) PEYTON , John H & Catharine'White (p Samuel). bd 20 Aug 1840. Sur : John L Barnett. Mi 20 Aug 1840. PHI.IDER , Isaac & Catharine S Rutherford. 29 Oct 1839. Sur : J ohn N Hartman . Md 31 Oct 1839. PITZER, Andrew L & Martha R 'Walton (p William S Walton.) bd 21 Apr 1849. Sur: Bernard Pitzer . Mi 24 Apr 1849. PERSINGER, John & Elizabeth C Roberts (p William Powel) bd 18 April 1847 ((*1848)) Sur: William P Roberts. - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ SWITCHES & CINDERS Told by Mrs Carrie Straton Waskey to her daughter, Mrs Claude S (Babe) Fowler. The year i s about 1892. The place is now Myrtle w.va., about 20 miles from Logan . The home is a two-story log house, knowi'i as the Col. Floyd's old home . There are two rooms up and two rooms down - each with a huge fireplace . The family : the father, Allen Butcher Straton; the mother, s. Jane Deskins Straton; the two children are Carrie about 6 years old, and Joe , about 4 years old . The time was about Nove~ber with Christmas not too far away . Toys , as we know them, were unheard of in that area, a nd hard candy j ust as rare . The presents were hand made and usually clothing. The trip to Logan took the betteT part of the day and when s p ent the night with my grandparents~ William .and Mary (ferry) and ret urn home the next day. Fa ther made the t rip to Logan about a month and purchased some hard candy for Christmas Mother hid the candy , but I found it. Each piece or t wo of the candy and one day there t aste so good ! ~e went, ~traton, we before Christmas for supplies as a special treat for us. day Joe and I would sneak a was no more candy. It did Chris t mas Eve , we hung up our knitted yarn stockings (which were made by my grandmother Martha (Bevins) Deskins) by the fireplace and placed our shoes under them. Then off to bed with dreams of what Santa Claus would bring us. The next morning we ran down the stairs to see what Santa Claus had l eft for us. I heard ~oe, ~rying , ask . "Did Santa Claus bring you just what he gave me ? --- A switch in my s tocking and cinders in my shoes." r replied, with tears streaming down my f a ce , "Yes , that's what r got." (No te : My Mother is now 92 years old and not in the best of health, but s everal years ago, I r ecorded t he above s tory on tape . I have heard stori es of people getting cinders and switches , but my mother is the firs t p erson to say that it happen to her. She does not remember the rest of that Christmas , but that morning is very vivid in her mi nd . ) 130 �VIRG1 N1A A PPALACHIAN October 1978 NOTES ·p r_ -.c CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH List of names of me mb e r s of the Pine Creek Primitive Baptist Church, Floyd Co ., Va . Cop i ed fro m minut e record book of the chu:rch, in the possession of C H C Bowers , Route #4 , Floyd , Virginia. Contribut e d by Mrs Alpha Scott . Pet er Howard 1795 Sarah Howa rd 1795 Su sannah Beckett 1796 Ambrose Bria nt 1 8 02 Frances Briant 1 8 02 1 8 02 Abi gale Boothe funiel Boo the 1 8 0J Charl es Simmons 1 8 02 F.a.loner S immons 18 0J 1806 Annie Becket Nancy Boothe 1 8 08 Lidia Sho rt 1809 Michael Howery Feb 2 J1 822 Sarah Howery 1 822 Alse Wells (black 1822 woman Jane Well s (black 1822 woman Lott Shelor (bla ck woman 1822 Lettice Howard (black woman 1822 Squire Howard (black) 1822 Thomas Simmons 1822 Martha Graham 1822 Rhooda Shelor 1822 Isaac Boothe 1822 Ira Howard 1822 Romelia Howard 1822 Sara Crage Sara Mannon John Mannon Nancy Young Sealy Whitlock Luscinda Briant Samuel Whirley Elender Rad.ford (?) Hester West Robert Rad.ford Nancy Epperly Elijah Briant Thomas ?~~~~Mary Hungate Eliza ? Cuana Sowers Edward Sowers Violet Howell Nancy Sowers L_______ _ Pri ssy Harris Eli z Rutroff Joseph Underwood Ca rol ine Joseph Howard George Boothe Jess ie Underwood Elender Underwood Ra chael Boothe I saac Moore Joshua Radford Eli z . Halido John Hungate Susannah Hungate Major Howard Nancy Moore Noony Sowers Mary Sowers Sarah Plumley Caroline Howard Eliz Graham Mary Regney Nathanial Wickham Jane Wickham Joseph Short Mary Graham Henry Clark Deborah Clark John Howel Peter H Howel Sarah Simmons Mary Young Jessie Vire Sarah Vire John H Beckett Jonathan Hopkins Nancy Jane Young Jemima Hopkins Eliz Dickson Eleanor Grier Fanny Bore Agnes Ratliff Anor Shelor Ruth Hudson Mary Hanes John Lawrence Green Bery Duncan Orena Huff' Red.ah Duncan 131 John Duncan Catherine Bowers Lucinda Tu.ncan Methias Bowers Mary Baker ================== Rev. Michael Howery Sr b Oct 15, 1795 died Aug 15, 1873 Joined Church Feb 2, 1822 Entered ministry July 5, 1828 Eleanor Howery born May 8, 1786 died Apr 25, 1861 Isaac W Howery born June 7, 1828 died Feb 7, 1898 Robert I..ancaster born May 9, .1828 died Dec 29, 1906 Octavie, wife of Robert Lancaster born Jan 30 , 1835 died June 19, 1914 Joshua Underwood born March 12, 1796 died April 4, 1869 Delila, wife, born Sept 23, 1799 died July 18 , 1889 Michael Howery , Jr born March 2, 1824 died April 17, 1863 Jacob Lampe born Dec 25, 1825 died March 13, 1892 wife, Nancy born died 36 years old 1859 Thomas L. Robertson Sept 22, 1826 April 5, 1918 Oct, 1859 entered Ministry Nov , 1863 ----- - -- - - �VIRGINIA APPALACHI AN NQJES Pine Creek Church - can't (wife of -Thomas L Robertson) wife, Pernitla Underwood June 14, 1832 = Dec. 31, 1919 William Good.son April 11, 1793 - Oct 24, 1852 Curtis T. Wickham October 1978 10, 1852 - 1901 Obigal Goodson died 1831 33 years old Wilburn Shelor died 1847 66 years old Ihvid Brown, 1825 - 1893 Eliz Brown, 1831 - 1920 J, Hu£f, Dec April 16 , 1840 - 1888 -------------- -- -- - -- CUSTER ANCESTRY (of Mrs. Wilfred L. B.owles, Route # 1, B_o wen, Ill. 62 3l6 ·) ISAAC CUSTER (b . Pennsylvania according to family tr a dition) but date and parents unknown. On 28 July 1795 in B-otetourt Co. Va .. , he married Racheal(Regina?) Copp d a u. Christi an Co pp. From deeds in Botetourt County they h a d 3 sons: J-ohn, George & J a e oh. The son: JOHN _CUSTER, b. ca 1796/8 in Botetourt Co. Va.; hem. 24 Aug. l 8 20 in same county to Elizabeth Vfn istler d a u. of Henry "Nhistler. According to will of her f a ther, Henry Whistler, writte1: l d 4l in Wayne Co·, Ind., Elizabeth was then' deceased leaving children:_: Henry Custer, Geor.o-e Custer Jnhn Custer Jr. Mary .Ann Custer' ·Na shington Custer & J a cob c~ster. . The will ~t ates tha t children George' Mary ATu."'1. & J a cob/ Custer h ad been living with their grandf a t he r in Indiana sinc.e their mother• s de a th . sup p ose other children remained with father, John Custer, in Botetourt Co.Va . Unable to find his de a th or will. John Custer h a d son: HENRY CUS TER, b. 5 June l82l in Botetourt Co. Va.; m. l3 Oct.lb4:,J in same ? ounty to Eleanor Dickey, dau. of Robert S • . & Ma r garet (Nace) Dickey· He nry & Eleanor had children: Eveline E •, Margaret Ann(my grandmother), MB.ry F., George w., Sarah, Martha H. and Robert s., Henry Custer took family (date unknown) to Smyth Co. Va., where he operated a grist & saw mill on North Fork of t~e Holston River; also was a carpenter and made c a sk:ets ... He d ied Smyth Co. Va., 31 Aug. 1910 buried in cemetery of Zion Church ne ar Nebo, Smyth co. Va.. 'He m. 2 na_ to Pherfia Branscom who survived him. He enlisted 1864 in lst va. rn:ft . a nd served until c ap tured a t Five Fork s just previous to Lee's sur:ender; held 3 months at H2.rt Island and rele as ed July l 8 6 5 • His d a u _.: MARGARET ANN CUSTER, b . 31 Ma.rch 1848 Botetourt Co• Va.; m. 25 Nov. 18 74 i n Smyth Co. Va., to Wi lli a m R. Gille spi e, son of Ree~e J:•· & Sally (Ha nshew) Gillespie. They moved to Schuyl~:C Co., Illinois 1882/ 3 where he diGd 2 June 1880 and she d •. 13 April 1892, leaving children: Sarah ovelle b. u~75, Henry~· °?· _1877 (my father), George b . 1879, Maude M. b .. 188 2, Bdna Virginia b. 188 4 and Wm. Ea.gar b .. 1888. The son: HENRY Sl\iITR GILLESPIE, b. 2 No v . l'd77 in Smyth co. Va.; m. 25 Dec .. 1901 in La Prairie, Ado.ms Co ., Ill ., to Johanna ? • Sc hwanke ' dau. of August C. & li:ltje (Eggen ) Schwarik e; had two children, C~rl 1904, sx1d Elvo. 1905. Henry S. Gillespi e d . 12 Sept. l965 here i n Ill.' buried cemetery a t Augusta, Hanc ock co. Illinois · * * * * * * * * * * 132 K * * * * ~ * * * �VIRGI NI A APPALACH I AN N OTES October 1978 FRANKLIN CO, VA, CIRCUIT COURT , WILL BOOK 2, 1804 - 1901 Microfilm Re el 0100 #26 P 1 : Will Price o f Pa trick Co • •• , •• son Richard ••••• dau Joice? Lewis •• •• • d au Katherine ?Poteet. , • • • Wm T Pri ce •• • • dau Nancy Lewis • • ••• dau Sally Lewis •• • s o n Bernard M Pri ce ••• , dau Elizabeth Foster ••• • dau Lucy ? __ • • • • • d.au Lorany Pric e • • •• gson ?Natty? Proctor •••• son Larkin Price • • • friend ex ' rs Col Peter P Saunde rs & Lewis Foster •••• dated 19 Apr 1807 •••• Wi t : Wm Adams; Wm Mas sey •.•••• prob 15 Sept 1807. P 2. Th o mas Hale o f Frankl i n Co ..... wife Jane Hale ... son John Hale .. • • • • • 2 gsons Ge orge & Lewi s Hale •••• dau Salley Vier ••• dau Polley Campbell gdau Jinny Campbell ••••• s on John Hale • •• son Thomas Hale • • • dau Bets ey Hale ••.• da t e d 13 Jan 1812 ••. • Wit: Wm Scott; Joseph Pedigo ; Humphrie Wo ods ••••• prob 17 Oct 1812. • • 0 • P J. Jonathan lUcheson of Franklin Co ••••• wife Elizabeth ••• son Henry Riche s o n •••• son John Ri cheson ••• son Booker Richeson •••• ch: Shelton , John, Nancy, Charlott . •••• son Cass edy? • •• •• to Jane ?Chile? child Charity? dau Ab silia? N ? ••••• dau Milla Fra.nklin •••• dau Janie Moly ? • • ••• •• gs Jona than Smith • •• , p rob 1.3 May 181.J, .f> 4. Joseph Payn e o f Bedford Co .... son Thomas Payne .... Joseph . .. ,John ... . Obadi ah . o . James •• • Barnett., ,daus Lucy Stanley., .Betsey Crabtree ••••• Susanna Slinker ••• • Nancy Brown ••• • Dicy Brown are md women • •• son James • • • da ted 27 June 180J ••. Wit: Jos Johnson, Jesse Johnson , Edmond Boo ke r , fuvid Anderson, J as Jonson • • 27 Feb 1804: ••• Jo s Payne was n ot of sound mind & Apprent fraud P 6. 16 Apr 1805 : s u i t Jas Payne vs Thos Payne, Barnett Payne , Aaron Br own ••• court rev e rsed the abov e and will be recorded. P 6. John Martin ••••• wife ••• dau Easter • ••• d.au Peggy ... other girls ... dau Fanny •• • • other ch ••••• ch John Jr ••• son John ••• Iavid Dick erson s on- inlaw • • •• • dated 10 Ap r 1801.. , Wit s Robert Woods; J Woods ; Mark Willis . prob 9 May 1814. P 8. Mary Crafton •••• Tyn e G? Newbill. • •• Mary Phillips,, . Cathe r ine Phil ips ••• date JO June 1832 ••• • prob 15 Oct 1836 P 9. Woodson Bagley • • wife Rachel • •• d.au Elizabe th Woodson Huddleston •••• ch of step- son funiel Noble • •• • date 19 Nov 1826 ••• p rob 27 Feb 1829 •• exr Abraham Huddlest on . 0 • P 12.George Dudley • ••• d.au Elizabeth English • • • •• son Thos Dudl ey ••• son Stephen fudley •••• Adde ry English • • •• son Levy Dudley • ••• dau Fanny Jessup • ••• son James fu d.ley • • • • wif e Mary • ••• son Lewis Dudley ••• son George fudl e y •• • • date 6 J an 1818 • ••• Wit s Robert Pasley •••• Sally Pasley: ?P B M ? ; Bernard Hendrick • •• • prob 14 May 18J2. P 11 Christopher Babcock ••• .,nephew J ames S Babcock •••• wife July E Babcock ••• f Simeon Bab c ock living on land in Columbia, Conn •••• nephew Jas M Babcock • •• nephew Heath Babcock ••• sist er Maryth Babcock ••• unborn ch •••• ex' rs f ather-in -law Bernard G Hendrick of Franklin Co; J ohn Dunley of NY • ••• date 29 Apr 18J4 •• ,Wit a J ohn Thurman; Robert G Hen d ri ck ••• prob 7 May 1 83 4 . P 13 Pet er Finn e y S r ••••• wife Ann··• .Louisa w•••• Elizabeth A T •• 0 • Wesley L ••• • Granvil le P •••• Wm A •••• dat e 3 Dec 18J2 ••• prob 12 Oct 1839 . p 14 17 S ept 1801 •• ., inv of Ann Smith •••• recorded Oct. 133 �VIRCINtA APPALACHIAN NOTES October l978 Franklin Co.~ Va., Circuit Ct. W Bk 2 (1804-1901) con't Inv of John James, dec'd,,,.date p 20 25 May 1811 ••• recorded Oct 1811. p 22 Inv. of Thos Iambert recorded 9 May 1811 p 24 Inv John Martin ••• recorded 11 Oct 1811 p 28 John B Callicole •••• estate •••• reco:rded 9 May 1835 p 88 Will of Owen Hutts., •• date 14 May 18J8 ••• wife Elizabeth .•• bro Leonard •••• son Owen •• ,Nancy :Duckson?••• Blewford. Hutts ••• Mahala Dillian ••• Sarah Hutts ••••• recorded 9 Oct 1840 p 98. John Boswell •••• dau Nancy Gilliam ••• wife Lucy ••• date 8 May 18J4 •••• recorded 3 Mar 1841. - - - - - The Eddy Family of Virginia by Nelson R. Eddy Ihg Eddy Family by Nelson R. Eddy, whose notes appeared in the October, 1977 VAN, has now been compiled into a four-volu~e genealogy, The Eddy Family of Virginia. Volume I of the set is an Introduction and Index to the other volumes, which are made up of bound individual genealogy tables. The book begins with an excellent description of the Eddy Coat of Arms, whose motto was: "CRUX - MIHI - GRATA - QUIES." • • • "THE CROSS IS TO ME A WELCOME REST." There are variants in the early spelling of the name Eddy, as Eddee, Ed, Edwy, etc. In the "Doomsday Book 11 the name EDDUE occurred in a description of little Abington C~mbridgeshire, and in times of King Edward the First, persons n~med Edde and Ede or Edwy are made mention as having paid taxes in Worchestershire. This study is confined to the Eddy family that immigrated from Scotland to Virginia. Some early Virginia county reco:ds are Au gu~ta, Bath, B?tetourt, Freder:i,.,ek, Montgomery, Rockb7i?ge and Rockingham counties. Sources of information from Virginia, as well as other states, include copies of marriages, personal ~ette7s ,.land dee?s, war records, newspaper clippings, gravestone inscriptions, family association reports and photographs• For information requests, write: Mr. Nelson R. Eddy 1634 Second Avenue Terre Haute, Indiana 47807 . A.gi~t .c opy of th: Index volume has been given to the Southwest Virginia Genealogical Society from the author, and has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. (Nelson : Please see po2l of April 1978 Car ~De l Scribe) Mrs. Oren Counts (Belva) 6804 Northway Drive, N. W. Roanoke, Vi r ginia 24019 �VIRGtN1A APPALAC H!Afr NOTES October 19?8 GI L LESPIE ANCESTORS o f . r s • ... i l f r ed L . Bo wl e s (ne e Elva · M. Gillespi.-e ) R#l, Bowe~,Ill . jy f a t he r h .s : HE ffiY L! I T i r GI Ll,:2; 'P IE ' b . 2 ! ov . 1 8 77 near Olympia, Smyth Co. Va . ' ( eb o r ~ <-- ) ; c __me to Sc h uyl e r Co., Illinois 1882/3 · with ~ents .. He W c. S t11c . . . 0 n of : -'/I LLI A1f R . GI J,LE P I E , b . 4 J an •. 1 8 51, Smyth Co. Va. ; m. 25 Nov .. ~8 7 4 i n s :::i.m e c ot.ui t y to Ta r g ar et Ann Custer, dau. of Henry and :E l e on or ( D ic key ) C u s t e r. Broug ht family to near Huntsville, S<: huyl e r C o., I l l in oi s 1 8 82/3, where he d .. 2 June 1888 and his wif e d . l 3 Ap r i l -1~ 9 2 . ·vi l l i am R •. was son of: REESE A.. GI L L ES PIE, b . c a 1 8 28 ( was age 22 in 1850 census); he m. 29 Nov. l e5 4 d i n Yythe Co. Va. to Sarah Hanshew, dau. of Peter Ha ns h e w. R ee se A. too k f amily to southern Miss-ouri (county unkn o~) bet we e n l d 55 & 1 86 0, where he & wife died in an epidemic:. Their 4 sons, And rew, ·V illi am R., J:ac.ob and David, theru ret.urne.d. t? ~myt h Co. Va . I n l 8 70 census of Smyth Co .. , Jacob age. 16 was: l~ v~ng i n hou s e h old o f A. J. Hubble, and William R. age 18 was l i vine i n hou s e h old of illia m 1\1. Buchanan. No further record found of son A nd rew; f amily tradition says young est son David was adopted b y s o me f am ily, name unknown. The son Jae.o b m. 14 July l874 to Lucind a Cooley & they died at Ponce City, Okla .. R'3ese A. Gille sn ... ie wa s the son of: ROBERT GILLES P IE, b. about 1786 in Montgomery (now Smytlb.).Oo. Va; he d. there l5 Dec. l85e. Unable to find his marriag e record . Annals of T az e w e l l says she was a Miss Bates, but a descendant~ says she m2vy h a ve been Helen or Nancy Hayter. Their known· children were: John, J Hmes, William H., David and Reese A. Bave found descendants of son Wm. H.. , but need children of s ons John, J 'arnes nnd David. Robert Gi.llespie was son of: JAIVIES GILLESPIE, b. ca l 761 in old Augusta Co. Va. As early as 1787 he lived on North Fork of Holston River in what is now Smyth Co. Va., adjoining his brother. Thomas' who m •. Margare t . . Bowen, dau. of Reese Bowen who was killed Battle King s l\!Iountain -17t:SO. James Gillespie may have married Isabella Gillespi e , dau~ of Robert Gillespie who wrote will 23 May 1797 in Botetourt Co.• Va•, but I need proof of this. Jla.mes Gillespie wrote wi l l 23 F-~p. le533 and died l<:3 Aug. ie34 · in Smyth Co. Va.. Will n ame s his wife Isabel and these children: William, Jane, Robe r t , . Mary , Matthew, Thomas Russ.ell, Eli.jah, James, Sarah, and Is a he l. James Gillespie was probabJ.Y son of: vVILLIAM GILLESPIE, who had wife Mary. William lived ne ar mouth of Cowpasture River in old Augusta Co. Va •. , as early as 1746 /71• By l 77 4 he was a t i thable with 3 sons in Botetourt Co . Va. He. appears to h 8.ve gone from there to Pendleton Co., S. C. around l 780 with sons John & wm. Jr. , and others. In le500 Census . h e . WB.s living in household of son Willi am Jr., in Pend leton District of S. C. In ..l 797 wm. Sr. deeded 354 acres of l and on wa ter s of George's Creek of S a luda River to J a mes and Thoma s Gill.e spie of Wythe and Russell counties, Va. (Pendleton District , s. Co Deeds. ) Then in l 799 J 2"mes a.n d Thom a s Gilles p ie of Wy the and Russ ell Counties, Va., sol.d 245 a cres on .13owen ' s Creek of George ' s Creek of Saludcv Hi ver in Pendleton Distri ct, S . C. to Thoma s B.oyd. (Note - Nould like to h ear from anyone de s cending from t his fa..rnily of having knowled g e of them . . I'm ar:i.xious to fill in t he missing n a mes of '.-V ives, etc . ~\'. r s. d ilfred li . Bowles , R#l, Bo'Vl:en, Ill .) 135 �VIRCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES October 1978 EXCHANGE BULLE'TIN NOTES Midwest Genealog ical Register - March 1978: Virginia names - Mary Ann Eniex Willford, Hedgemon Triplett Sr . and Jr., Margaret Eddins Triplett Genealogy - January 1978: A lead article on the history of marriage, to be continued wi th "the forms of marriage in the American colonies." Virginia Tidewater Genealogy - March 1978: Congratul ations on your n ew cover~-it looks great! Southwe stern Virginia names - J ohn , Ben, William, Richard Hale, Mary A. (Polly) Hale Howk of Lee County; Michael and Elizabeth Venerick (Wenerich), Caty, Susanna, Eve, Sarah, Michael? Venerick of Wythe County. Index of Volume 8 (1977) Car-Del Scribe - April 1978: Virginia names - John and Sally Steele Peters, Rockbridge Co.; David and Mary ? Akers,-Montgomery Co.; Mourning Glenn Harris; John and Elizabeth Hartman Royer. The Apache Genea logist - April 1978: Much information about names; hi ghly r ecommended by the Editor is A Genealogical Handbook of German Research by Larry-Jensen . Boone County Newsletter - April 1978: VA names-James and Cynth ia Scudder Jones, Grayson County. The Cer t i fied Copy - March and June 1978: Congratulations on you r quart erly-you are off to a fine start! Dusty Cahill has a good word of caution for all of us _ Don't assume that because a record cannot be located an event did not take place in that area. The event "may not have been recorded, the record may have been destroyed, or the record may be there but lost somewhere •••• " Genealogy - February, April, May 1978: Part Two of the article on marriage gives information about early Virginia marriages; VA names - Raleigh and Rebecca Wilson Parker; Daniel Huff, Botetourt Co. b.1764. Review of Elder Jacob Mill er ••• Found er of the Brethren Churches and Dunkard Settlements i n Franklin County, Virginia (1775), ••• , by Patricia Gi v ens Johnson. Th e Geni e - Apr i l ~978: Arkansas has something new-regional archi ves in t he four corners of the State· VA names - Shiver, Dykes, LeRoy Buford (Beauford), Francis ~gsdale Nancy Edwa rds who married Michael Smith Cason ' Hidden Valley Qua rt erly - February, May 19 7 8: VA names William Barney Lugar , Alexander and Mary Duncan Lugar, C. T. Langhorne e Th e Ma y is sue is made up of pedigree charts of Escondido Gen ealo gy Soc iety members complete with a surname index to the charts. 136 �VfRCf NfA APP A L A CHIAN NOTES October 1978 EXCHANGE NOTES - Continued Kan sas Kin - Ma y 1978: VA name s - Josiah Jones, Charlotte Coun ty 1 80 9 . Trailbr e ak er s - Ma rch 1978: Henr y Boyd, b.13 Sep 1813 . VGS Quart e rly - April 1978: Co n tains "crockett Family Ceme tery, Wy t he County"; rec o rd s received by Archives Divisio n o f Virginia State Library include the following: Wheat - Bedford County; Shuff leba rger - Montgomery County; Tayl o r - Montgome ry County; Pullen-Gibbs - Bedford County. Virginia Tidewater Gen ea lo gy - June 1978: SW VA names J ame s and Sarah S. Di c kenson Craig; John and Elizabeth Dav i s Weav er ; Christo ph e r Clyce (Kleiss); Jacob and J a ne Caro line Ward Miller; Willia m and Mary Polly Young Wa rd; Ma t hew and Elizabeth Tat e Harr is~ Elliott and Elizabeth Ph i l l i p s Robertso ( NEW )- Heart o f Texa s Reco r ds - Spring & Summer, 1978: Cen sus Records , Bible Record s , Cemeter y Records, Queries . (NEW) - Bullet i n o f The Genealo g ical Society of Old Tryo n County , P. 0. Box 74 5 , Spindale, NC 28160 - Februa r y and May 1978 : No te o n t h e ir "UPRI GHT FILE'f gives th i s inf ormation . " Th e maj o rity o f our a ncestors were not a ct ive in the pol i tic a l or soci a l l i fe o f the early frontier settlements and are the r efo r n o t to be found in any of the published histories . It i s necessary t herefore that we, a s descendants, gat her , comp i le and file for posterity, t h e records of our own a ncestors . The Society hopes that by e stablishing a file of these everyday hardworking men and women, presentday descendants will be encouraged to help us pla ce information in these files." Ancestral News - July , 1978:· VA names - Lewis Duffee, David Martin . Boone County Newsletter - July 1978 : Eliza beth McNeely, Joseph Elkins . (NEW) Bulletin Wha team Genealogical Society, PO Box 1493, Bellingham, WA 98225 - Mar ch 1978 : Va . n ames - William and Mary Lewis Ra ine ; Frances C. Roper Walker, Charles Walker , Frances c . J a ckson . Genealo g y - July 1978 : Contains index to Genealogy , Noi. 1-25 (october 1973 - 0ctober 1976) . NGS Newslette r - We want to thank National Geneal0g ical Societ: fo r sending us the ir Newsletter--i t keeps up posted as to what they a re d o ing and g i ves u s ideas f o r our organizat ion .. The J ournal ( Kanawh a Va ll ey ) - August 1978: Rhodham and Polly Th omp son Simpson, Presley and Pattsey Southerland Simpson, Joseph and Hes ter Simpson Thompson, James Thompson and Prudence Simpson, Mary Thomas Simpsono 137 �October 1978 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES QUERIES T-6 Mr. Gordon P. TIERNEY, 1810 Thomas Atkinson Rd. Inverness IL 60067. Absalom and Mary BROWN family of Roanoke and Botetourt Cos. VA 1800-1850. John, William and Joseph BU RGESS '-----"\ family of VA early 1800' s. Will exchange. B-19 Bonnie S, BALL 606 Wood Ave (E), Big Stone Gap VA 24219 Two VAN PELT brothers 'raunis and Thys brought famil,ies to America in 1662 from Holland. Claim relationship to Lady Jane GREY. Taunis lived Rockingham Co VA, Daughter Margaret m LAYNE, who had daughter Aley m. Holton MUNCY. R-9 Lt. Col. Joseph J. REICHEL, J44 Titan st. Aurora CO 80011. Amos POTTS, wife Hannah, sons John and Nathan lived Catawba area . around 1760-1780. Amy REYNOLDS a possible connection. Moved to Lee Co.Also Samuel HARSHBARGER and Joseph BRUBAKER who lived Sa~em VA 1800-1830. Seek info on ancestry and descendants. Will exchange. W-12 Mrs. Richard V. WHITESIDE, 11510 Rockcraft , Dallas TX 75218 . Searching for the parents of Harrison BUTT and Lucinda Eli zabeth HARRIS who m. 23 Sept 1844 Botetourt Co VA and d, Tazewell Co . W-9 Viola BUSH WRIGHT 405 Pennsylvania Ave Salem VA 24153. Seek info on Austin BUSH,father of Vale~tine BUSH b. ca 1799 d. 1904. Was Austin's wife part Cherokee or other Indian as according to family legend. R-T W.W.REYNO LDS, 1013 Askham Dr. Cary NC 27511. The 26 July 1908 " Richmond Time-Dispatch Genealogical Column was on the Garland Family. It refers to a manuscript of James Gar~and of Lynchburg., a descendant. Need help in locating manuscript. David . 0 . RYAl'l, 1953 Foster Ave, Huntington wv 25701 ·William RYAN m. Elizabeth CRAIG(G) 13 Aug 1801 Beford Co VA Need her father,Robert's wife's name and/or any ~f her family. William and Elizabeth's son John m. Mary(Pollyl JORDAN dau of William 12 Mar 1828. Any help appreciated. Will exchange RYAN, VANCE, GARRETT,STONE,McCOMAS WV. R-18 rt-24 Mrs. Dorot hy HAMMILL, 1905 NE 77th Ave Portland OR 97213 Who were par~nts of John CRAGHEAD, b. Chesterfield CoVA 1740?, d. 1808 Franklin Co ? Married first Jane Leodicia MAXE~ about 1762 Bedford Co, second Elizabeth HALE about 1 786 Franklin , Co., perhaps third Betsey ROBINSON 1799. L-10 '.Vlrs . J. W. LYN CH, J22J J:· 1aplelavm Ave Roanoke VA 24012 Need info on Martha CUSTER dau of Abraham and Lucinda CARTER CUSTER , Pulaski Co VA d. 1822. m. John Anderson PURDY. Any info on Mc Dowell Co WV MI'rCHEMS, Pulaski and Montgomery Cos PURDY - SURFACE Pulaski and Montgomery Cos. Webb OAKLEY(Cherokee) m. James Monroe MOORE Rockingham Co NC. 1 138 �= VIRC1 N I A APPALACH IAN NOTES October 1978 -4 ~: rs . Ja mes G . HOBB . P O Box 752, Pikeville KY 41.501 Need . i nfo on Danie l U n.ES Russell Co VA early 1800's. Wife, possibly sec ond or t hird wa s Sarah LYNDEMOOD ,dau of Benjamin. Daniel b . ca 17 68 ! C ; ·arah b . ca 1803 VA. -27 I r . Eu g ene "ILLE. , P 0 Box 302, Sierra Vista AZ 85635 eed an ce st ors and descendants of William A. MILLER b. ca 1 8 2 5 . m . .~ ar g aret Ann OILER 23 May 1850 Rockingham Co VA dau of Alexan de r OILE R and Hannah E . lVIATCHET. Also relatives of Thomas B . MILLE R b . c a 1 8 12 m. Mary Ann TUMB LESTONE dau of Charles. Lived Co l l e t on Co SC ca 1 8 35 - 1868. B-11 Mrs. P au l in e W. BO OK , Rt 1 Box 146A, Alexander NC 28701 My g - g - g randf a th e r illiam HENDERSON m. Naomi STILL early 1800' s s o me wh ere in VA . Does anyone know anyone anywhere re~ searchin g t hese n a mes 7 Will return postage •. P-13 l'Jl ic hae 1 A. PO RT S , 1014 Cedar ridge, Annapolis Md 21403 S eek info on Richard STEELE b. ca 1772. Operated a tavern along Great R oad near Russell-Tazewell border. m. Eleanor MARLOW Washin g ton Co 11 Oct 1798 and had children: Shadrack, Richard, Harve y, Nancy, Edmund,Thomas, Westley, Sharlotty, Tony . 1Richard S r d. Tazewell Co 1840. Will answer all and exchange. R-4 Mrs. :-razel RAADE , P.O. Box 156, Durham CA 95938 . Need parents of Joseph SCATES who m. Elizabeth Bennett BOXLEY 28 Sept 1801 Halifax Co VA. Also ancestors and descendants of Joseph and Sarah SCATES. He d. Richmond VA 1795, Will exch . L-7 Ilene LAVINDER, 2702 Cedarhurst Ave, NW, Roanoke , VA2401 2 Need info on family of Rachael BOBLET(BOBE'r T , BOBITT ) mothe r of' William Robert BOBLET b. Bedford Co 1828-29. May have married after 1830. Also William and Polly nU R'r parents of Mildred Jan e HURT who m. William P. BILBRO, Botetourt Co 6 June 1838 d i ed B 0 dford Co (?). . P-19 Mrs Lester H. PLOErrz,1004 N. Mitchell Av, Arl i n gton Hgt s . IL 60004. Need info on grandfather. John S . GREEN b . 1 8 Ma:r 1835"on the Wabash Hiver in Indiana" (where?) and t ake n back to Smythe Co VA by his mother when his father d . i n 184 0 . Need parents, brothers and sisters. P-18 Mrs. C. E. PAINTER, 6J20 Howell Pl. Va. Beach , VA 23462 Need parents of' George Washington BEVINS who m. Elizabeth HUTCHINSON 18 Mar 1845 Scott Co VA . Was Elizabe th the dau. of' Emanue 1 HUTCHINSON and Nancy CARTER who were m. 18 Sept 1823 Scott Co VA? T- 5 Mrs. Barbara THORN 1607 Orchard ffg ts Rd . NW, Salem OR97J04 Thomas BOHO N ( BOU GHAN , BAU GHAN ,BAUGHN ) m. El izabeth CLARK dau of James CLA RK and Mary MARST ON ( dau of Hu gh MARSTO N and Elizabeth TOWLES~ Culpeper Co to Bote t our t Co b y 1824 .He d.by 1830. What is relationship between BOUGHANS in Culpeper and Essex Cos VA as early as 1658 ? 139 �October 1 978 YIRC1NIA APPAL ACHIAN NOTES W-24 Mr s . W. P. WARREN , Jr. , 4770 Craigmont , Memphis TN 381 28 Researching the surname DOUGLAS (S ) in VA prio r to 1 8 30 . John DOUGLASS and wife Elizabeth MC DANIEL ( dau of Cleme nt MC DANIEL) m. 1803 Pittsylvania Co moved to TN in 1834 . Will e xc h . W-19 J . Tracey WALKER III , RFD 5 Box 258 , Charlottesvil le VA 22901 Charles H. THOMAS , 1851-1918 m. ffiargaret Ann SH I VLEY , 1 851- , 1 888. Charle s• parents Pleasant and Jane FOSTER THOM.AS . Ma r garet 8 parents : John Robert and Charity JO NES SH IVLEY. Need inf o in Pulask i, Floyd , Carroll , Patrick and Franklin Cos. Q- 1 Mr . Jack QUINN, 1959 Sullivant Ave. , Columbus OH 43223 - Joshua and Jane PEAL , Mannes PEAL , Richard and Sa r ah GILL PEAL, They all lived in Botetourt Co between 1800 and 1 s 50 . K-1 0 Lois O' DELL KALDENBACH, 605 J. Marshall NW Vienna VA 22180 Researching O' DELL , NUN , GEE , AS HWO RTH, VAUGHAN, ROAK, KERSEY KALDENBACH. L- 1 2 Mrs . Virginia VANCE LOVETT,3907 Billtown Rd. , Jefferson - t own KY 40299 . Researching all VANCE 's would like to corr esp ond with other descendants and researchers. Bowen IL 62316. Need wife and ance s t or s of Chr istian COPP ~ho wrote will 5 Apr 1828 Botetourt Co VA. Hi s dau Regina(Rachael) m. my ancestor Isaac CUS= TER 28 J uly 1795 Bote t ourt Co. Will names children: Eva RUHL , Ge ~r ge COPP , Regena h CUSTER(mine) , Barbara BESAKER , Dorothy RULE , and Elizabeth YOUNG. B-2B Mrs . Wilf ord L. BOWLES , Rt 1 B- 18 Miss Karen BANDY , 49 San Miguel Ave, San Mateo , CA 94403 A BROWDER f ami l y appeared Prince George Co VA as earl~ as 1704. Would like any info about them. Would particularly like t o- contact de s cendants of Richard BROWDER who m. Mary THOMPSON and lived in Dinwidd i e Co . Also interested in Mary ' s ancestors. NM-2 Mrs. W. B. PARSLEY , Rt 17 , Meltonview Ln , Knoxville Tn 37921. Need par. of William Burrell WALKER b. 22.Febl8~l r~ontgomery Co VA to Ann SCOTT dau of Mathew and Lucretia OGL~ SCOTT . Family tradit i on s ays his mother was dau of James and Mary GALE ISOM. No Pr oof. A- 2 J. V. Ave r y , J r., P. O. Box 2154 , Roanoke , VA 24009 : Who was the Phi l i p WOLFART f ound i n Northumberland Co PA in 1800. Anc est ors, descendants ? Interesi;e d i n any WOHLFORD , VIOLFORDetc . anywhere.Have a great deal of materia l . Will exchange . M- 1 Miss Mary C. MAI ER, 2609 Hillcr est Avenue , NW , Ro a no k e , Vag 24012 . Need informa t i on on MAIER line f r om Germany (184o t o present); on AVRIL Line in Pennsylvania ~nd 0 Louisiana (1870 to present) ; on HERALD Li ne f r om Germany Baltimore to Pennsylvania to ? ( 1820 to pr esen t) ; o n SCHRADER from Br emen, Ger many early 1800 's. 14o �YIRG1 N 1A APPALA CH I AN NOTES October 1978 E -3 3e t t y EL:::> .. IC K , J508 · ap le Rd., Jeffersontown KY40299 r eed p ar ent s of .James ; ALL whom. Parthema VICKERS 1832 ont g ome r y Co VA . Als o n ee d p arents of .Martha FRANKLIN who m. Abra ha m ~ U BLET ·rE ca 1846 .ontgomery Co. Also researching DOU T HAT and C RUf PLE S i n VA. 1-3 J . C . P ORTER , 4615 S . S elby, Marion IN 46952. Need info on p a r e nts of An d rew PORTER b. 1822 Wythe Co VA. possibly ille g i t i ma t e c hi l d, t o ok mot hers name (PORTER), m. Lucy CORETT , 1 i ve d E l ks C reek Gr a y son co, had ten children then moved t o Ca r ter C o KY 1 866 . ·eed ANY info. H-1 6 Mr. rlans fo r d T . HAR VEY , 6 648 Bryant Cir, Roanoke, VA 24019 Maude :-Iarvey r{IGG I S ( Mrs. J. p, ) believed to be from St. Louis or Kansas city researched the HARVEY family throughout Virg inia in 1 947 and 1948. Was this info published or documents donated to a library or g enealogical society. M-11 Madonna R . MONAHAN , Rt. J Clintwood, VA 24228. Will exch info on the fol owing families: SWI NDALL-SW V~ NC 1AUSTINi VA NOVE R , G ILLIA M, PHIPPS all SW VA. NM- 4Mrs. Vir g inia D . AKE:R.S,500 Sixth Ave, Huntington WV 25701. Would like to know if the following DIXONs of Lunenbur g Co VA were relateds Robert m. JO Sept 1764 Ann BACON ; James m. 11 Nov 1812 J.Viartha LAFFOON;Henry m. 2 Jan 1841 Mary A.PAR R ISH;James m. 22 Dec 1843 Mary A. LAFFOON; John m 9 .Ma r 1846 Mary BRINTLE;Wm. J. m. 23 May1848 SarahF. HURT. S UGGE S T 10:'-I S FO:R. SUBIV! ITTING QUE RIES 1. Unless queries are to be used as filler submit them one at a time. Si!lce this is a quarterly, queries not used when or igin ally submitted may become dated and of no value to the wr iter. 2 · All material should be sent to the p o Box :21.54 Roan oke Va 24009. 3 · Make your query make sense. Don• t over abbreviate or over simplify. 4. If at all possible include your membership numbe r with the query. This is especially important for newer member s. --- --------George R. ROBERTSON, III, 90 Clifton Blvd., Binghamt on, N. Y 13903. Would like to contact young people o f all ages who have relatives, or ancesto r s, named MAPES . Wi l l answer all correspondence. 0 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES October 1978 THE LAST WORD This October 1978 issue of Virginia Appalachian Notes completes two years of publication by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. In looking back over the eight issues, I find many changes and much i,wprovement from our January 1977 first efforts. The thought that comes across to me is from an advertising slogan, "Baby, you've come a long way!" As mentioned in the July "La.st Word", family heal th problems have been determining my priorities since May. While these problems have lessened, they are still present and it is with deepest regret that I have resigned as &liter of Virginia Appalachian Notes. It has been a labor of love for me to do whatever was neces sary to get VAN ready for the printers and, of course, my job was made so much easier by our members who have contributed so generously their material for publication . 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource October 1978 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv2n4 Subject The topic of the resource Lipes Family Cemetery Survey; "Some Freedmen Identities: "; McClaugherty Family Cemetery Survey; Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Roanoke County, VA, 1838-1852 (continued from VAN V2N3); Pine Creek Primitive Baptist Church Member List; Franklin County, VA Will Book 2, 1804-1901; Gillespie Ancestors Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4452/VANv2n3.pdf 02e0a5285fb3da8e30d9a2224e9c4089 PDF Text Text Vi r:-.-01 /\~o - i K£ 1978 Appal. chifln No 'S ~., • Br istol Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia '" PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES July 1978 Published quarterly by SOUTh"'\vESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW Roanoke, Virginia 24012 - - - - - - - - - - ---------------------STAFF . .......... Editor • • • • • • Assistant Editors: Art • • • Index • • • Queries • Surnames • • Reviews • • c. • .Mary • Maier • • • • • • • • • .Marian Landress • • • • • • • • • • • • Ba be Fowler • • • • • • • • • • • .J. V. Avery Jr • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Luceile Stover .. • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • Belva Co1l!lt s • • • • • • - - - - ------------------------CONTENTS ( Vol • I I , No • 3 ) President 1 s Message o Society Information • • • • • • • • • • • .... • Page .. 0 ................... Brick Union Cemetery Records, Botetourt County, Va. Jacqueline H. Rader • • • • 69 70 • 71 • 83 Roanoke County Marri.age Bonds and Ministers Returns (Cont). 84- 1850 Mortality Schedule, Floyd County, VA.. • • • .. 88 Family Records - Jones, Litton, Todd, McKee, Newberry • • • 89 Review - The Mysterious Life of Caty Sage ~ To\.;ns and Places New Members • • • J. V. Avery Jr. • • I.I • • • • • • Surname Index for new member s Queries • • • • Last Word • • • • .. • .. ~ • • .. • • • ... 0 .. • • . .. • 9 • • ~ • • • • • • • 1> • • • • • • • .. ... .. . • • ..... ........ 0 • • • • • 93 ..... . . . . . .. . 104 • • ~1 tfC �VfRC!NiA APP;\LACHIAN NOTFS GUIDELINES FOR VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Material for Publication 1. Please type, if possible, on 8t" x 11" paper, with margins and headings patterned on those in previous issues of the quarterly. Please use a dark ribbon. 2. Give source of material if it is taken from original records or published works. 3. Deadline for submitting material is the first of the month previous to the month of publication. Schedule is as follows: January issue April issue July issue October issue - Material Material Material Material due due due due December 1st March 1st June 1st September 1st 4. Errors may occur in spite of our efforts for accuracy and we will correct those brought to our attention. 5. 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By-Laws _ (Open) Index to Previous Year April Issue April Issue October Issue July Issue - Special Publication l �VrRGINIA A PPALACHIAN NOTES July l978 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE There are many things that I want to talk about, but will make only a few comments on some. #1: Our seminar held in April. All who came thoroughly enjoyed it -- we all learned from the -speakers and they were fantastic! Me -- I learn what to do and what not to do - if I ever help to plan another one . Was going to write more about it - but happen~oo long ago. Through the generosity of those attending, people not turning in their expenses and a donation, the society purchased the 1800 and the 1810 census index of Pa. and the 1850 census index of O:b..io is_ on order. I want to thank everyone again for all t he help "that was given to t he serriinar. #2. I f you have not heard from as please forgive, We have grown to such an extent that we are having to reorganize and only about a t of our members are from Roanoke. We are asking new members to take over jobs they know nothing about -- so please bear with us during our' growning pains'. We are getting around to answering the letters -- even those that are -- older than I care to mention. #.JWe want to thank the many members who have donated their records to the Virginia Room. These records have helped many people in their research. Many of these records, VAN. cannot publish because someone else (other then the donor) did the research but can be placed in the library. Have a good s -:; ;!!:l!er and do lots of research -- especially copy the court house r P-c <.n:ds, cemetery records, etc ---we and your library would love to ha~~ them (at least a copy; it doesn't have to be typed.) ~~.}~~ REPRINTING THE VAN. I owe one member an apology _ I told him we would reprint o~ orders of 100 -- I was overruled. The VAN. will be reprinted when we re:eive 50 PREPAID orders for VAN. The cost is $1.50 per issue ~: Jan, Apr, July, Oct and_ the index - total cost for Vol I is $7, 50. .kc you want Vol I or certain issues send your check to Mrs Claude S Fowler, Box 5133, Roanoke, Va 24012 . I f we do not receive 50 orders by the end of the year, we will ret urn y our money to you. If you are interested, please try to have your money i n by Oct, 1978. CHANGES We regret to announce that Gerri Glosh has resigned as t reasurer du e t o personal reasons. She has done a wonderful job forJ.72- put i n a l ot of hours on a difficult and often thankless job. I t will be har d to find someone to take her place. Gerri, there i s no way t hat we can express in words how much we appreciate the good j ob t hat you have done . Thanks so much. We will miss her as treas urer but a t leas t we i n Roanoke can still enjoy her company at the meetings. F; &~e.e- w IOuJ~~ d?~~ C/20#-"4-- I I �July 1978 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES SOCIETY INFORMATION OFFICERS: President - Mrs. Babe Fowler, 1716 Colgate St., Roanoke, VA 24012 V. President - Mr. Bobert G. Phleger, 216 Craig Salem, VA 24153 Secretary - Mrs. Luceile Stover, 1026 Homestead Salem, VA 24153 Treasurer - Mrs. Babe Fowler, Acting Treasurer, address above NE, Ave., Drive , See MEETINGS: The third Saturday of each month except December, July, and August at $:30 PM in the Roanoke Public Library. DUES: $5.oo Individual and $7.50 Family (only 1 publication per family) annually. Membership year covers January 1 to December 31 and member is delinquent if dues are not paid by January 31st. SURNAME INDEX; Maintained by Mrs. Luceile Stover. at 1026 Homestead Drive, Salem, VA 24153 Write to her PEDIGREE CHARTS: These are filed at the Roanoke Public Library, Virginia Room. 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Changes will be made from time to time as n ecessary and you need to keep up with these changes o 70 �l VIRGINIA APPA,LACHIAN NOTES .July, - l978 BRICK UNION CEMETERY Botetourt County, Virginia - near town of Troutville. by Jac~ueline H Rader The first record of this cemetery was compiled in 1958 by Jacqueline Rader. Additions and revisions to this record were made by some on Nov. 1, 1964, IVT.ar, 20, 1966, and Mar. 22, 1966, after some work had been done there to clear away heavy undergrowth. Many graves are marked only with field stones and a few metal funeral home markers remain 1-ri th legible or partly legible inscriptions. There were also a few graves marked with thick boa.rds, rotting away, that may have had inscriptions on them many years ago. These boards were destroyed when the grounds were burned over in 1964. H Mr. F:rank Brugh, who helped to dig graves ther~ in his youth (the late 1890s and early 1900s), told the compiler of this record that the cemetery was even then so crowded that often the gravediggers would accidently strike the corner of another casket while preparing a new grave. Therefore, there must be well over 200 people buried there. It is very likely that several members of the Housman family were buried in this cemetery, including Christian Housman and his wife, Eve. According to Botetourt Deed Book 42, page 61.5, they donated the property on ~~hi ch stood the old Brick Union Church. This was not adjacent to the cemetery, but was within sight of the Brick Union burial ground. No deed for the lands of the cemetery has been found. The colored section of Brick Union Cemetery is inclosed in a secondary fence -later removed - in the upper (west) corner, According to information given by Will Girty, several Negro slaves were buried there; also six or e~ght other colored men from other locations who died while working on the construction of the railroad in the 1870s and early 1880s, The names in this record that are preceded by an asterisk ( *) are those who are supposed to have been buried i~ Brick Union Cemetery, but whose markers were not located, Some of these never had a marker of any type. Other markers could very well be buried beneath the soil; o::ie was accidently discovered under leaves and dirt by sound it produced when struck with the end of a walking stick. Some dates and i..'1.dications of family relationships that did not appear on markers in the cemetery have been added from the genealogical files of Jacqueline H P.ader. Such in.formation appears in parenthesis along with information from other sources. In 1958 a legacy of $JOOO.OO was willed for the purpose of perpetual upkeep of J cemeteries in Botetourt County: Brick Union Cemetery, the old Linkenhoker-Cline family cemetery, and Wheatland Cemetery, The donor was Miss Marguxate Linkenhoker who died in Washington, D.C., on Ja.~. Ji, 1958, at the age of 82 yrs. and 5 months. On Nov. 27, 1959, the Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults was appointed successor trustee under the will. However, no work was done at Brick Union Cemetery until the spring of 1964 when some locust trees were cut and honeysuckle burned in the cemetery. The cemetery soon was smothered again by Wild vegetation. Extensive cleaning of the grounds and a few repairs to graves and s t ones was done in the early part of 1966, but by mid-summer the undergrowth was again so heavy that it was not safe to enter the grounds and few t omes t ones could be se~n from outside the fe~ce suITolL~ding the cemetery, Once-a-year cleaning a ccomplised ve~ little under t hese circumstances . 71 j 'I I l •' �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Brick Union Cemetery (con't) July l978 On Feb, 21, 1967, five local trustees for the lands of Brick Union Cemetery were appointed by the Botetourt County Circuit Court. These were: John W, Rader (Jack), Jacqueline (Jackie) H. Rader, Neville L Brugh, Dorothy C. Hughes, and Robert H. Murray, Jr, Under the name of "Botetourt Cemetery Association", this group seeks better care. All damaged stones were reparied and reset by a professional in 1970 and a chain link fence around the 220' x 160' area was erected in 1973. . \ BRICK UNION CEMETERY (* - indicates lack of marker) *ANDERSON, Charles E,, inf. son of Geo, R & 'Jenny' Rader Anderson - June 20, 1883 - Mar. J, 1864. (Info, from Juanita Anderson Shull) BANE, inf. son of Wm. & Mittie Bane = Mar. 6, 1889 - Mar. 9, 1889. (above cement wall and to upper right of 3-corne~ed cement form; a flat stone lying down in 1958) (Painted silver by 1966) BANE, Mrs. Mary M. = d Jan, _, 1924, aged 62 yrs., 1 mo. (metal funeral marker; inclosed in wire fence near entrance. Maiden name: Dooley, a sister of Mollie Grady,) one BANE, ~~~-' (at lease one other grave within f enc ed Bane plot; this . t d marked with flower vase in 1958. By 1966 two silver pain e field stones had been placed here.) BLACKWELL, Fannie = d. July J, 1869, aged 75 yrs. "My Mother." (This old 1 round-top stone was not located until cemetery b.B.d be66 ) e(1e~ off; had been reset in colored section by Mar. 20, 19 • Ab~. 3 spaces from Hackley) BOGGESS, Sarah E. =aged 33, and infant wife & child of W. E. (Emery) Boggess, d. Jan. 9, 1908. (n~ar G. W. Camper & wife, Barbry) BOGGESS, Sarah J. (Jane)= Apr. 24 1847 - Dec 20 1911. (Buried by_hus' • ' Hi er spire ) band, N. T. Boggess; an ornate little stone near n ' BOGGESS, N. T. (Novel Thomas), Feb, 11, 1849 - Aug. 8, 1922. (stone fallen in 1958; had been reset in Mar, of 1966) B ~~~~' · L. B · (f oo t stone found lying near Boggess graves in Mar. 1966) 890, "Our BOWER, Ann Lucy, wife of Jobn Bower Nov. 15, 1822 - June 14, 1 ( near upper fence) , Mother " . *BOWER, Ethel, dau. of Sarah Jane Bower (according to info. from Pernie Overstreet) ' BOWER, I:avid S.' Feb. 9, 1833 - Mar. 12, 1883, "He was a rnem~er eo~o!~~) Dunkard Church for 20 years. " (Husband of Sarah an BOWER, E. V., July 10, 1878 - July 10, 1912. BOWER , John, July 18, 1822 - Nov. 6, 1890, "Our Father". (Near upper fence) BOWER ( ?) - field stone slab one space from John Bower; aboU t 4 f t ' from upper fence. ) BOWER, Sarah Jane, Dec. JO, 1833 - Nov. 23 , 1 922 , """ ng Mother". vur Lovi . -ted by groundhog ( Buried by Iavid S, Bower; flat, white stone ti 1 burrow in 1958 and repaired nicely by Viar. 1966. . erected by CADE, Frances W,, Dec. 25, 1809-Apr. 29, 1875,"This si::.one sons." 72 he~ �VIRGINIA APP~LACHIAN NOTES July 1978 Brick Union Cemetery (con't) CAMPER, Barbry J (Jane), wife of G. W. Camper, Dec. 10, 1840 - Jan. 2, 1929. (large stone with two inscriptions for hus. & wife; broken off in 1958 and repaired by Mar. 1966. Her death date not on stone, but still legible on metal funeral marker in 1958. CAMPER, George B. , Apr. 22, 1839 - Dec. 4, 1871, "Our Father". (Spire fallen from base Nov. 1, 1964; replaced by Mar. 1966, but setting cro. ·ked) CAMPER, G. W. (George Washington), June 1J, 18J7 - June 27, 1916. (Husb. of Barbry) (This was father of Henry Camper) CAMPER, Sally, _ _ _ 192_ - _ _ 192_. (Metal funeral marker, partly illegible) (This and four other metal markers are in a row near the stone of Geo. B. and Sarah E. Camper.) CAMPER, Sarah E., wife of Geo. B. Camper, Mar. 28, 1845 - Mar. 5, 1898. CAMPER, James E. , 192 • (Metal marker near Geo. B. & Sarah E. Camper )_(_C_iv-il War marke;; near foot of James E. Camper grave) CAMPER, (Illegible metal marker near Geo. B. & Sarah E. Camper) CAMPER, ( CAMPER, ( " " ti ti " II " ti " " " " " ) " II " ti " ) CAMPER, Marrica s., dau of G. w. & Jane Camper, Feb. 8, 1866 - Sept. 15,1S67. (This square slab abt. 18" tall is directly behind the stone of Sarah and infant, wife & child of W. E. Boggess - not ' fou..""ld. until cemetery cleaned off.) CAMPER (?), (Large field stone head marker up slope and abt. 2 ' to right of Marrica.) CARMACK, Bertha Vest, June 11, 1873 - Nov. 9, 1904. (On same stone with her mother, luna.nda, wife of John Mark Vest) *CARMACK, Gaynell, small daughter of Bertha Vest Carmack. *COLES, Frances Edwards, d. abt. 1943-46, aged abt. 15 yrs. (colored) ( Will Girty's niece) *COX, parents of Miss Cox & Miss Fannie hers elf buried near Hip es relatives. DIVERS, Owen H. , Oct. JO, 1885 - July 14, 1907. (Near Ripes graves; he married a Hip es, according to i.11f o. from Pernie Shay Rad er) DOOLEY, Elizabeth M., wife of Marion .Dooley, Dec. 4 , 1829 - May 1, 1910 . (Near Hiner graves; farther up slope.) *DOOIEY, James, born abt. 1825, according to 1850 census and pernie Overstreet info. *DOOLEY, Harriet, wife of James Dooley.·, born about 1820, (according t o Pe:mi e Overstreet) LOOLEY, ~.arion, Mar. 10, 1845 - Jan. 21, 1924. (1850 census lis t s Frances M. Dooley, age 6, as child of James, 25, & Harriet, JO; this could be a male. The name "Francis Marion" was a popular name for male children at that time; in honor of t he Rev . Wa~ hero. ) EDMONS, Lidy, died Apr. 22, 1857(?) , wif_ of Edmons, (Old round.top stone in colored s ection ; not foun d u..~ til cemeter<J cleaned off) FELLERS, Alexander, Apr. 28 , 1 8 0~ - July 1, 1895 . (To right a bove entrance) (large flat ston e broken . Leaning fo rward i n ~.ar. 1966. ) 73 �V1RGIN1A APPALACHIAN NOTES .July l 9 78 Brick Union Cemetery (con't) FELLERS, Elizabeth, wife of Alezander Fellers, died Sept 7, 1891, aged 76 yrs., 11 mo., & 23 days. (Buried on Alexander's left) (?) - footstone: "M,V.F," (Found later leaning on stump abt. 8' inside entrance), FISHBURN, Katherine, Sept. - 1791 - Aug, 4, 1881. (Near Rader, Kern, Jones stones) FISHBURN, William, Sept_, 1791 - May 24, 1880, (Evidently Katherine's husb. - this stone could not be located in Mar. of 1966) FISBURN' William F,' died Sept. 17' 1854, aged 25 yrs• ' 4 mo .. ' 3 days, FINK, May V., May 7, 1890 - Sept. 11, 1904, (Iau. of Cephas Fink, according to info. from Pernie Rader) (Slender 1 flat stone, broken off; directly below Paugh stones in 1958; no trace of it Mar. 1 96 6 ) *FLES~.AN ' daug. of Haden Fleshman, buried . near Lula F ou t ' wife~ of Rob'. t , Fout; according to info. from Pernie Rader) (Later Iound obituary, May Irene Fleshman, b Dec, 3, 1907 - d. July 20, 1709, ~ged 1? mo., 17 days, d.au of Mr. & Mrs. H. P. Fleshman. Burial at Brick Union Church on July 21st.) *FOUT, Lula, wife of Rob't Fout and dau of Pete Lemon, buried o;er toward f ence f rom Hiner · ' . f ro m pernie bt Rader 6 stone - according to info. who knew her well. Pernie estimates date of birth as a • 188 and says her mother, Dora Carrol, was a granddaughter of Alex. Fellers. FRA...tifKLIN, Fannie J.' June 9, 1803 - July 11, 1895, "In memory of Fannie J, Franklin; erected by Mattie E. Whitlow" (Looks like stone' but is hollow metal) *GIR'IY, Frances Nels on, Mother of Will Girty, died 1909 • (Colored; info. from Will Girty) GIRTY , John! _di~d May 21, 1924, aged 82. (Colored. Rader funeral home marker; ~ill s father) (Near southwest corner of fence.) *GRADY, Juet HenI"J, June 15 , 1829 _ Apr. 13 , 1879 • (Info. from Pernie Overstreet) GHADY, Mary Elizabeth, died Dec 22 1922 aged 70 (Metal fune::althmarker · · • near ' ' · · of bir inside low cement wall entrance. Her da~e and da u was of July 10, 1852 and she was the wife of Juet Grady • Dooley. Info. Pernie Overstreet) HfACKLEY, Elizabeth, May 9, 1833 - Nov. 28, 1895. (Colore d ; Will Girty' s aunt) died Nov. ¥~l'1MOND , Lewis , s on of Peter & Margaret (nee Housman ) P..amm ond, Housman stone) 10 , 1828, aged 3 yrs., 8 mo., 5 days, (Near Geo. HE LE . . 4 aged 84 yrs., P R, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Hepler, died Mar. 2J, 187 . ' by husband. 5 mo. , 6 days . (born 1790. Buried in upper secti~~aned off and Her stone had been displaced when cemetery was ~ the 'bill on wa s found propped against a tree several f~et 1;~ ) Nov 1, 1964. It was still there in Mar. oI 19° 7 ' HEPLER, Henry, died April ~' 1863, aged 79 y r s . ( Born 17S4 ) i e Over s tree t ) *HINER, Bess i e , dau of Lewis & Sarah Hin er . ( Info fro m pe:rn *HINER , Jim and his wif e o �VIRGfN!A APPALACHIAN NOTES July 1978 BRICK UNION CEMETERY (can't) HINER, John, Sept. 7, 1825 - Jan. 17, 1899. (Above Grady plot. This large spire with inscriptions for John & wife, Elizabeth, was found fallen and graves badly suken in Jan. 1965 after cemetery had been cleaned off. By Mar. 20, 1966 the graves had been repaired and stone returned to its base.) ' I HJNER, Elizabeth A., Jan. 22, 1837 - Jan. 19, 1899. (Wife of John Hiner) *HINER, John B., died Apr. 19, 1865, aged 1 yr,, 1 mo., 7 days, cause unknown; son of John & Elizabeth· Hiner, Tufo. given by Elizabeth, his mother, on page 38 of Bot. Co. Dea th Register. *HINER, Lewis, husband of Sarah. (Info. from Pernie Overstreet) *HINER, Logan, son of Lewis& Sarah Hiner. *HINER , Melvin , " " " II (Info. from Pernie Overstreet) II *HINER, Sarah, wife of Lewis Miner. II " " " " " " II *HINER, Sarah, 1st wife of John Hiner. HIPES, J, H., 1858 - 1937. (Near Shay plot) HOUSMAN, George, died Apr. 29, 1826, aged 21 yrs., J mo., 17 days. (Badly worn and leaning round-topped stone near corner of secondary fence and near the oldest Keseler stones.) *HOUSMAN, - There are probably severai other Housmans buried here. Especially Christian and wife, Eve, who gave land for Brick Union Church nearby. A number of their slaves are also buried here in unmarked graves in the colored section. In 1958, a large, thik board, than rotting away, marked one grave near that of Geo, Housman. No trace of it remained after the cemetery was burned over for cleaning. Another ve:ry old round-topped stone with no legible inscription, but with delicate border design, marked a grave near the wooden board. a slave i day old owned by Christian and Catharine 'Houserma.n d, Aug. 15, 1860. (This info. from Bot. Co. Record of Deaths, page 27.) *HOUS.MA.l~, 11 , JAMES, Rebecca Jane, Mar. 16, 1845 - Oct. 6, 1854. (In south section, not far from John and Sa.rah Jane Rader) · JAMES, Mary Magdaline, wife of Joseph James and dau. of Henry Bear, · June 14, 1826 - ~.ay 24, 1860. JONES, Ann Regina, died Aug. J1, 18.54, aged 7 yrs., 4 mo., 4 days. between William Fishburn and William F. Fishburn,) (Buried JONSON, Sarah Fanney (?), aged 9 (?)yrs., 5 mo., 4 d, (?) - (no date found on old double-carved stone in upper corner above secondary fence and abt. 25' from upper boundry fence. This stone found after cemetery was cleaned off.) ____ , about a dozen unmarked graves between Jonson stone and s mall slab stone of Geo. W. Rader, Jr., at corner of secondary fence. Each gra~ clearly outlined and well mounded; heads along border of secondary fence. KERN, Charles Edward, Dec. 7, 1874 - June JO, 1879 . (Near Geo. E. Rader stone) *KERN, Jennie, wife of John N. Kern, (formerly Jennie Sours.) (info. Juanita Shull) KEPJT, John N, , Aug. 26, 18J6 - Mar. 13, 1909, *KESSLER, Alice Rebec ca, wife of Charles Henry Kessl er and dau of W. B. & M.J.C. Shay, is buri e d where Mary E, L. Shay's stone Wa3 erected. Ir..fo. from Pernie Rader. 75 �.VIRGINIA APPALACHIA~ NOT~ BRICK UNION CEMETERY - (can't) July 1978 KESLER, Ann B., dau. of I. & E. Kessler, Dec. 4, 1851 - Dec. 1J, 1854. (near other Kessler and Rader graves) *KESSLER, Anderson, buried with wife, Betsy, and one son next to fence below entrance. Info. from Pernie Rader. *KE3SLER, .B etsy,_ wife of Anderson Kessler. *KE3SLER, , son of Anderson and Betsy Kessler. *KESSLER, Charlie, son of John & Mollie Nace Kessler, died abt. 1892, approx. 10 yrs. old. Info. from Burch Kessler. *KESSLER, Charlie, father of Yeager Kessler. Charlie buried not far from Rowland Rader, out toward entrance gate. Info. from Pernie Rader. *KESSLER, Christian, b Sept. 27, 1797 - d. after 1850, father of Isaac. KESSLER, Elizabeth, wife of John Kesler, died Sept. JO, 1822, aged 61 yrs., 4 mo., 14 days. *KESSLER, Elizabeth, wife of Christian, b. Mar 17, 1801 - d. after 1850. KESSLER, Elizabeth B., wife of Isaac Kessler, Aug. 26, 1826 - Jan. 25, 1904. (Buried next to fence on south bound_ry; she was formerly Rader; dau. of Sam & S~"C3.h Rader.) *KESSLER, Harry, son of John & Mollie Nace Kessler, 1884-1907. (info. Burch Kessler) KESSLER, Isaac, Jan. 4, 1827 - Sept. 23, 1912. (Husband of Elizabeth B.) *KE3SLER, John Henry, husband of Mollie Nance Kessler, June 29, 1838 - Jan. _, 1912. (L~fo. Burch Kessler) KESLER, John, Feb 9, 1761 - Jan. 2, 1847. KESSLER, Laura A. , dau of I. & (grave located by Hubert Rader) (Near Housman plot) E. Kessler, Ma r. 7 ' 1857 - Nov. 16, 1862. KESLER, Mary, May 21, 1788 (?) - Nov. 16, 1825(?). Kesler, called 'Polly'; formerly Widow Zimmerman) (Second wife of John KESSLER, Mary Susan ('Mollie'), June 29, 1850 - Nov 12 , 1889. (Near Nace plot) Wife of J. H. • *KESSLER, Montie, inf. son of John & Mollie Kessler, died abt. 1878-79, ( Info. Burch Kessler) KESSLER,-Sa~h-A., dau. of I. & E. Kessler Ma 16, 1862, 7 ' l857 - Nov. 'Sarah") ' r • Laura A. - same as above. (correction was placed above KESSLER , VIRGINIA T., dau of I & E. Kessler, Dec. 6, 1848 - Mar. 3, 18.4 9. ~S~OR, Virginia T •. , died March _J, 1749(?), (Very old round top stone, difficult t o read, Just above the two James stones) *LANDIS , ~~ES, LANDERS,.- Peter & wife, Mary Kessler r...andiS· Also Ed. G. Landers, ~heir son, who died Nov. ~' 1896. Notes from descendant, Mary Linkenhoker Obenshain . See notes for several other Landers• ~~~~~ ' f oots tone : A. A.L, - near infant Bane stone. Lemon? *LEMON, James *IEMON, Luticia (' Tis hi e "), wife of Wm. Thomas (Tom) Lemon, mother of Sid Vest's first wif e . Info , from Sid Vest , ~~~- ' f ootstone : W. N.L. to r i ght of i nfant Bane, pos s iblV infant ~on of Allie Bogges s Lee (correction) Poss ibly William Lemon, both he and his 2nd Wl..1..e , f ormerly Bower, are known t o have been buried at Brick Union • • .t:" 76 �VJRCfNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES .July 1978 BRICK UNION CEMETERY (can't) *LEMON, , wife of Wm. Lemon, (and formerly a Bower). A.A.L. next to W.H.L. may be hers.· The foots tone *IEMON, William Thomas (Tom), hus. of 'Tishie" Lemon. LINKENHOKER, Eliza Jane, 1835- 1923. (Formerly Rader, dau. of Geo. W. Rader & Susan, his wife; she is buried next to her mother. Eliza Jane 1 s husband, Wm. Linkenhoker, is buried in the old Linkenhoker-Cline cemetery a few miles from Bucha..."1an. ) . *MURRAY, Dilly. Dilly Murray's dau. says she was buried at Troutville; wr.J.le other people say Brick Union. This remains uncertain. N(ACE, Cassie Rader, wife of George W. F. Nace, Apr. 24, 1829 - July 16, 1919. In Nace plot. She was dau. of Geo. W. & Susan Kessler Rader) NACE, Cora Lee, wife of Frank L. Nace, Aug. 25, 1873 - Mar. 20, 1897. (1st wife) (Cora Lee's inscription on large Masonic stone, top of spire broken off) NACE, Frank L., Mar. 15, 1866 - July 21, 1908. (Large spire, fallen, may have another inscription on under side) (There is a Civil War mark er near, but it is uncertain which grave it belongs to; probably Geo. W. F. Nace, CSA veteran. ) (Geo W F Nace was with Lee at surrender) NACE, infant dau. of ~Tank L. & Berta Nace, born & died Nov. 16, 1899. (These o~ same stone in Nace plot near upper fence) NACE, infant dau of Frank L & Berta Nace, born & died Sept. 28, 1901. NACE, George W. F. (Washington Fayette), Feb. 1, 1822 - Aug. 19, 1850, aged 68 yrs., 6 mo., and 17 days. (Stone fallen; Civil War marker near- prob. his) NACE, .William L., Apr. 10, 1848 - Feb. 16, 1895. (Stone broken off.) *NALLS, Bob, (Colored. Info. from Will Girty) *NALLS, Sarah, wife of Bob Nalls. (Colored. Info. from Will Girty) OTEY, Miss Jane, died Jan 20, 1932(?), aged_ yrs., 7 mo., 5 days. ( Me tal funeral marker found after cemetery cleaned, to left and down slope from PQce bros. She was about 90 yrs. old, a sister of Fannie Otey Rice.) *PAGE, Jane, mother of Mrs. Boggess, *PATSEL, infant son 3 hours old, of Sally Grady Patsel. Overstreet) (Lnfo. from Pe rnie PAUGH, Charles F., Nov. 11, 1868 - Feb. 12 , 1910, "Our Brother". 20' from upper right co:rner of Bane fence.) ( About PAUGH, Otho C. , Feb. 16, 1865 - M.a:r. 16, 1912, "Our Father". (S t on e brok en from pedestal in 19 58, later broken diagonally; repaired b y Mar. 1966 . ) P , footstone: M.J.P. (Mary Jane Page?) *RADER, Ann Watkins, 2nd. wife of fuvid Rad er, Mar. 1, 182 8 - Mar. 1J, 1909, RADER, Barcara , wife of Abrafl..am Rader, died Sept. 23, 1885, aged 9 0 y rs . , 6 mo., 2 2 day s. (Buried with son, John , and hi s wife , Sarah Jane Fellers Rader) RADER, Ca tharin e C., wife of Wm. R. ?ader, Au g . 7 , 18J2 - Sept. 14, 1907 , (On same ston e with hus band; s pire , broken off , located a few fe e t up slcpe f r om Eli z abe th M., wife of VJarion Dool ey .) (She was dau. of Ge o, E. & Sarah Littral Ca mper. 77 �VIRCIN1A APPALACHIAN NOTES . Brick Union Cemetery (con 't) July 1978 *RADER, Cophas, son of Iavid & A..Ylil Rader, Nov. 26, 1872 - Apr. 9, 1912. (Buried with wife, Nettie Grady; exact location uncertain.) RADER, Clara E., dau. of J.S. & Mollie E. Rader, Sept. 10, 1882 - Jan. JO, 1885. (Buried near parents' graves) (Found broken off at ground level in Mar. 1966.) *RADER, Lafayette Wysong, B. Jan. JO, 1836 - d. Oct. 4, 1845, son of Benj. & Harriet Wysong Rader. No marker. RADER, Edwin, Apr. 17, 1880 - Apr. 19, 1925. (Buried near parents, J. S. & Mollie Rader) *RADER, Emma Keni, wife of Woodson Rader, June 21, 1857 - Nov. 26, 1918. (Buried with husband near John N. Ke:rn.) *RADER, Ernest C., son of J. S. & Mollie Rader, Nov 6, 1893 - Mar. 25, 1894 RADER, Frances, wife of J. K. Rader, Oct. 7, 1832 - Mar. 11, 1867. (Formerly Frances Olds, buried with husband and children, near oldest Kessler stones.) RADER, Francis Marion, son of Geo. W. & Susan Rader, died Jan. 5, 18J2, aged 5 mo., 1 day. (Buried directly behind James B Rader stone.) RADER, George E. (Edward), Sept. 1, 1853 - Jan. JO, 1929. (Called "furby"; son of W. Rowland & Catherine Rader. Large, thick stone located few feet from fence near orchard.) RADER, George W. (Washington), June 14, 1797 - May 9 1 1894. (near son, Wi.mt. R. Rader) (George was one of the first trustees of Roanoke College when was moved to Sal:em •.) RADER, George W., Jr., died Jan. 31(?), 18J9, aged 4 yrs., 5 mo., 9 days. (Small slab at corner of secondary fence, found after cemetery cleaned off. Son of George W. & Susan Rader. Birth date from family records: Aug JO' 1837) RAIJER,#"'-bert Boone, son of Geo. E. & Lou E. Rader, Sept. 24, 1878 - Mar. 6, 1891. (Buried next to Laura A., dau of I. & E. Kessler) RADER, James B. (Brown), son of J. K. (John K) & F. (Frances) Rader, Aug. 29, 1858 - May 15, 1880. (Next to father, John K Rader. James drowned.in Roanoke River near Salem while swimming with fell ow Roanoke College seniors) RA.DER, Jeremiah, Yiar. 23, 1850 - Nov. 25, 1915. (Upper level, r:ear~~eaon. E. P.ader) (T'nis was son of Samuel & Sarah Brugh P.ader who are buried ~· old family cemetery nearby.) IW~DER, John, son of Abraham & Barbara (Kessler) Rader, Dec. 1J,.1~1 6 - Nov. 14, 1899. (Buried with his mother, near very old stone of Virginia T. Kesslor.) RADER, John K., (son of Geo. W. & Susan P.ader), Sept 11, 1823 - ~W:e 10,)1860. ( Next level over from Eliza Jane Linkenhoker. He was Lutheran minister. P.ADER, Lou E., wife of Geo. E. Rader, May 3, 1854 - Apr. 26, 1939· (On) same stone with hus band. She was dau. of I saac & Elizabeth Rader Kess ler. RADER , Samuel RP.DER, 186J. RADER, Maria, Aug. 15, 1835 - Mar. 20, 1920. (Called "Aunt Sis"; dau. of Buried in Jeremiah Rader familY plot.) Mary S. (Susan ), dau of J. K. & F , Rader, Aug. 16, 1860 - Mar. Z7 , (Buried next to father, John K. Rader.) Mol lie E., wife of J eremiah Rader, Apr. 9 1 1860 _sept• 9, 1939. ( Wit h hus band; real name: Mary Elizabeth Bower Rader.) & Sarah Brugh Rader. 78 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES July 1978 BRICK UNION CEMETERY (can't) *RADER, Nettie Grady, wife of Cephas Rader, Feb. 12, 1879 - Nov. 7, 1907. RADER, O. P. (Oliver Perry) - (footsone), so. of Jeremiah & Mollie Rader, Sept. 2, 1887 - Sept. 6, 1887. (This child was named for his paternal uncle, a soldier in CSA who had 4 yrs war service in "Fincastle Rifles" & killed just before Lee's surrender. This Soldier NOT buried at Brick Union.) RADER, Saia.h Jane, wife of John Rader, Sept. 8, 1835 - June 28, 190J. (Formerly Fellers, buried with husband.) RADER, Sarah, Dec. 14, 1837 - Aug. 14, 189J. Buried in Jeremiah Rader plot. (Iau. of Sam'l & Sarah Rader. RADER, Susan, wife of Geo. W. Rader, Dec. 16, 1801 - Jan. 4, 1881. of John & Elizabeth Kessler. Buried with husband.) (Lau. *RADER, M. Woodson, son of David & Ann Rader, Nov, 20, 1850 - Jan, 17, 19.38. Buried in plot with his Kern in-laws. RADER, William R. (called Rowland), Aug 26, 1826 - Jan. 22, 1910. (Near fa th er, Geo. w. Rader. Civil War marker at foot of Grave; missing Nov. 1, 1964) *RADER, infant., unnamed son of Geo. W. & Susan Rader, born dead Jan. 18, 1840, Info. from G. W. Rader Bible. *RICE, Almorine, *RICE, Fannie Otey, wife of Almorine Rice, RICE, Rugus A., June 27, 1868 - July 11, 1892. RICE, Thomas A. , June 8, 181J - Mar. 18, 1876 (near Hepler stones) (Beside Thomas Rice.) ROBERTSON, H. E., son of J. B. & M. V. Robertson, Feb. 16, 1900 - Mar. 11, 1900. (Near Sarrah J, Boggess) SHAFER, Catherine, dau of John & Susan2. Shafer, Sept. · 9, 1834 - Dec. JO, 1835. (Well preserved slab abt 2' long, found lying completely covered with debris by Judy Scott on April 1, 1958, while her Aunt Jackie was maki~g records of Brick Union Cemetery, Judy's walking stick happened to strike the stone and the sound it produced drew attention to it. It was located about 15' and slightly below the level of Elizabeth Kessler, wife of .Job..n) SHAY, Alice, wife of w. B Shay, Sept. 12, 1858 - V..ar. J, 1921. (Lau. of John & Sarah Jane Fellers Rader, This and all other Shay graves are within Shay plot near north boundry fence, near crest of hill.) 0 *SHAY, Allie Matilda, Oct. 11, 1885 - Feb. 2, 1886. *SHAY, Bessie Lorena, dau. of W. B. & Alice Sb.ay, Sept. 20, 1888 - Oct. 19, 1888. *SHAY, Bob, son of Jacob Shay, died Nov. 29, 1890. in Shay plot, according to Pernie Shay Rader. SHAY, Grover (Cleveland), son of aged 3 weeks. w. Died young and buried B. & Alice Shay, died June 1 , 1890, *SHAY, Catherine Graybill Brugh, buried next to fence below Mary E, L. Shay stone, according to Pernie Shay Rader, (see Mary Ja..'1 e "Kate", n ext page apparently same person) *SHAY, Jacob Sr., born 18~5. (Died Nov. 1, 1916, according t o Lewis Brugh's records.) *SHAY, Jacob, Jr, ( ?) - metal Funeral marker: _ _ Shay, 1936, (mostly illegible) found Nov. 18. Sunken grave next to fen ce, slightly below (next level) stone of Mary E. L. Shay.) 79 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN-NOTES July 1978 BRICK UNION CEMETERY (con't) SHAY, Lila G. (Gertrude), dau of W. B. & Alice Shay, d M.ar. 27, 1897, age 11 y., 5 mo., 28 d. *SHAY, Mary Jane (Kate), wife of Jacob & dau. of Joseph Richard Graybill & Mary Ann Brugh. (She died Mar. 29, 1936, according to Lewis B:rugh records) SHAY, Mary E. L., June 18, 1865 - Apr. 8, 1903. (Wife of Hiram Shay, died in childbirth, according to Pernie Shay Rader, who said Hiram is buried in Roanoke.) *SHAY, infant of Hiram & Mary E. L. Shay, died soon after mother near her. & buried SHAY, Matilda J. (Jane), wife of W. B. Shay, Sr., Jan. 27, 1827 - Mar. 14, 1884. (She was formerly Chambers. Her stone found after cemetery cleaned off.) SHAY, Other Thaddeus, son of W. B. & Alice Shay, 1884. (Found after cemetery cleaned off) *SHAY, Robert Farl, Mar. 5, 1903 - Aug. 5, 1903. ~.ay 10, 1884 - June 11, (or June 7th?) Pernie Overstreet records.) SHAY, Samuel A. (Amos), son of W. B. & Alice Shay, died June 27, 1892, age 2 mo., 2 days. *SHAY, Ulysis Grant, son of W. B., Sr., & Matilda Shay, Dec. 7, 1866 - June 9, 1925. He was called Grant, is buried 2 s paces below Matilda J., according to Pernie Rader. *SF.AY, William Bennett, Sr., b June 29, 1820 in Pa. _July or Aug. of 1888. Pernie Sbay Rader verifies that he buried beside and just below Matilda's grave. SF.AY, W, B., Jr., Jan. 27, 1853 - Sept. 9, 1916 Sh1JE, Martha Jane, died Oct 12, 1825, aged 4 yrs., 4 mo., 17 days. (About 4" from stone of Virginia T., dau of I. & E. Kessler. ) (SINER), Robert, ~' 1871 - _ , 1929 , aged S8 yrs. (Metal Rader funeral home marker located about 50 from corner of secondary fence and near g-raves of Isaac & Elizabeth Rader Kessler) SD'IAR *S INER, Gertrude Kessler, wife of Robert Siner bt 1 8?6 - 1910. She was dau . of John and Mollie Nace Kessler. (Metal f:m:ra.i marker; no legible inscription. SNIDER , Ann R. (nee Fis hburn, wife of Henry Snider) Sept 9, 1827 - Feb, 20, 1906. (Snider graves are in upper center area ;f cemeterJ.) SNIDER , Henry H., Jan. 31, 1826 - Mar. 8, 1900. SNIDER, Jacob, July 31, 1781 - Mar. 11, 1852. ground level ; reset by Mar. 1966.) SNIDER , Jennie L., May 15, 1850 - Dec. J, 1862. (Slab stone broken off at (Next to John A. Snider) SNIDER , Joh.11. A., May 8, 1854 - Jan. 25, 1862. (Next to Wm. F. Fishburn) SNYDER , Mary H. , Nov. 16, 1851 - Dec. 6, 1862 • (Between Theodocia & Henr<J H. Sni der) SNI DER, Sus an, Oct. J1, 1792 - Oc t . 31, 186J, (Beside Jacob Snider,) SNIDER, Susan c. (?) , Nov . 17, 1870 - Mar. 12 . (This stone found l a ter 1872 at f oot of Jo hn A. Snider' s g~ave and cover ed with boxwood) SNI DER , Susan.~ah, Jan . 22 , 1796 - Jan. 4, 186 4 . (Directly towa rds fence f r om s tone of Susan Snider, whose s ton e ma t ches and stands bes ide that of Jac ob Snider .) 80 �VI RC IN I A APPAL AC H I A '.f1Rli~?°b~N CEMETERY (can't) ·SNIDER, Theodocia E., Feb. 10, 1860 - Nov. 24, 1862. JuJ.y 2978 (Between Jennie & Mary H Snider) STATON, Alice R., dau of Z. B. & Nettie Staton, Mar. 7, 1885 - Sept, 19, 1888. (Stone tilted, located on next level above Vest Stone.) VEST, Amanda (Fellers), wife of John Mark Vest, Feb, 26, 184J - Dec. 29, (Large spire broken from pedestal; near Alex & Elizabeth Fellers. Amanda's husband died in Ohio and was buried there, according to Pernie Shay Rader.) VEST, Ernest F., June 8, 1870 - Oct, 28, 1902. (Inscription on stone with Amanda Vest) 1911, "Mother". There are many field stone markers in Brick Union Cemetery and, before the cemetery was burned over in 1964, several graves marked with thick boards which probably had inscriptions at one time but which had rotted away. Some of these markers without inscriptions are described as follows: J graves down slope from Alice R. Staton are marked with plain slab rocks at the head and foot of each grave. These graves are adjoining each other in a row. 2 footstones have been reset next to the trunk of a tree below the Boggess plot. The initials are "W.H.L." & A.A.L," - probably Lemon. 9 graves marked with flat rocks; located up the slope and about 10" from the row of 5 Camper funeral markers. These may be Sniders, according to Pernie Rader; not sure. 8 graves marked with flat rocks; located beyond the above 9, Some of t hese have been reset in a row, close together, since the cemetery was cleaned off. 2 old round-top stones with c~">"Ved designs but no legible inscriptions; located directly behind the J, K. Rader stone and to the right, back of infant Rader, Apparently these are footsones for the graves of John Kesler and wife, Elizabeth. 2 thin rocks set upright; located about 6' right and slightiy above level of Elizabeth Kessler, wife of John. . These 2 rocks stand side by side, 4 graves marked with rock slabs set upright; located about 15' and slightl y towards fence from Susana Snider. These a lso have rock slabs at foot of each grave, 2 graves, one marked with thick board and t he other with old round-top s t on e at head of grave and another similar smaller s t one at foot. Delicate border design on headstone and simple abstract design on footstone, but legibl e inscription. The wooden marker was destroyed when the cemet ery wa s bu rned over in 1964. These were probably Housma.'1. graves , sin ce they a r e near the markers of George Housman and Lewis Hammond. 1 s mall slab, unmarked; located near fen c e, to left, fr om Geo. E. & Lou E. Rader. 1 unmarked slab; located near corner of f en ce a bov e Geo . E & Lou E Rader . The body of Retta P.ader Reynolds (di ed in childbirth) and her infan t erly in plot wi t h h e r parents, Geo. E. and Lou E. Rader , was mov ed Troutville Cemetery s ome year s ago. t; 81 f orm- �Vf RGINJA APPALACHIAN NOTES BRICK UNION CEMETERY (can't) July 1978 About 20' right from the Henry H. Snider family graves, near secondary fence 2 graves marked with thick boards, rotting away. No trace of these after cemetery was burned over. Next space, slightly up hill from John Girty, Citizen's metal funeral marker, no legible inscription. Probably John's wife. Near John Girty and other Citizen's metal marker, lower level towards main boundry fence, is a metal Rader funeral home marker: died Feb. ~~ 26 Mostly illegible. According to Will Girty, there are at least 6 or 8 colored men, unidentified, buried there who died in the late 1870s and early 1880s while working on the railroad during its construction. They were not local people. Also, there are a number of slaves buried in Brick Union Cemetery who belonged to local white citizens. ABANDONED CEMETERY by Jacqueline Hundley Rader - 1958 Once friends and kinsman often came To now forsaken places They tended bulbs and trimmed the shrubs With tears on loving faces; And often did one come alone In humble supplications, To kn eel again, in sun or rain, In reverent meditation Or pause in solumn silence, Recalling days long past; Memories, relived again In spirit, joined at last. But that was oh, so long ago; They rest here with us now The years pass by; how time does fly, Each day the same, somehow Carved stones proclaim that we remain Beneath once hallowed ground; Time dissipates the names and dates And broken stones abound, Wbile other graves have had no sign Above what once was sod They rest unknown, except to us, And our Almighty God. - - - - -- - - - - Hark: Does someone pass this way? - A woodchuck, seeking food She finds some sprigs and tender twigs To off er her young brood. Though no man walks among us now, We wait not here alone; The birds still fly and angels sigh Sweet songs of Heaven's home. So, patiently and silently, We wait upon the Lord; For He has promised to His own Eternity's reward. The b usy crowd goes rus hi n g on,· Few know this place exists . Our fields we've tilled, 0~~llvodices s i.,l e , And weary bodies rest Where weeds have killed the daffodil; Few blossoms now survive And boxwoods raise their ragged arms, Bare branches once alive. . Relentless vi~es now slowly climb O'er broken, fallen stones While some still stand, a ghostly band, To guard last earthly homes. - -- - The Virginia Baptist Historical Society, University of h Richmo nd, VA 23173, is searching for Primitive Baptist Churc Records If you know where such records can be obtained, pleas e c o ntact them. 0 82 �July 1978 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES RED TRAILS AND WHITE The Mysterious Life of Caty Sage By Mrs. Bonnie Sage Ball One can imagine the feelings of Lovis Sage, wrinkled and whitehaired, now well along in her nineties, when she received an unusual letter from her son, Charles Sage, in Western hussouri. The Sage homestead was located in Elk Creek Valley, Grayson County, Virginia, near Independence. Tnis was a spring day in 1848. The letter read like this: "Van Burren Co. !vtissouri April the 2nd, 1848 Dear Mother, Brother and Sisters: I again take up my pen to write you. I have often written to you but never with such intense interest as at the present time. • • • • Some three weeks ago I was at Fort Leavenworth, and I met a half breed Wyandott Indian. He told me there was a white woman living with them, that her voice and features had a resemblance to mine. After telling him the circumstances of my having had a sister lost, he said he believed it to be she. So I determined to go and see her myself. I did and got all the information I could and believe she is my long lost Sister Caty. • • • • She looks to be about sixty years of age." Caty (Catherine) Sage, when a small child, had been taken from her home in Grayson County and later given to the Wyandotte Indian tribe by the Cherokees. From the foreword of this book, the author states that the reader will see potentialities for a stirring historical novel. The nucleus has been handed down through six generations of a pioneer Virginia family. So rare are the circumstances, it was referred to by an early historian as "Truth reads stranger than fiction." Tne biography is based on nine letters, yellow and brittle with age , left to a grandson in Elk Creek Valley by his grandmother, Betsey Sage Delph, who lived to see the dawn of the twentieth century. Betsey was the youngest sister of the mysterious Caty. A gift of Red Trails and wr,ite has been given to the Southwest Virqinia Genealogical Society by the author, and it has been placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, Virginia. A copy of the book may be ordered for $3.75 (postage included) from Mrs. Bonnie Sage Ball , 606 Wood Avenue . (East), Big Stone Gap, Virginia, 24219. (63 pages, paperbac k ). Mr s. Oren Counts (Belva) 6804 Northway Drive, N. W. Roanoke, Virginia 2401 9 83 �VJRGfNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES July 1 9 78 Marriage Bonds & Ministers' Returns, 1838-1852 (Cont.) (copied by Marvin U. Neighbors) GARROTT Thomas & Sarah Hundly bd 5 Apr 1845 Sur: Gideon Jeter. Nd 8 A;r 1845 by J Burnett. Mary Hundly on Min Ret. GARMAN, Christian & Elizabeth Mary Feather bd 22 Sept 1851 Father & Sur~ William Feather. ((*Sept 27)) GARST, Henry & Sarah Houtz bd 2 Jan 1847 Father & Sur: John Houtz. Md 7 Jan 1847 by J Burnett ((* yr 1846)) GARST, Henry C & Elizabeth Humphries bd 11 June 1652 Father & Sur: Reuben Humphries Md 12 June 1852 by C G Linthicum . GARST, Jacob & Catharine Wrightman bd 9 July 1838 Sur: Samuel Wrightman. Md 10 July 1838 by J Burnett. GARST, John M & Mary Brubaker bd 29 Dec 1846 Father & Sur: Joel Brubaker GARST, Thomas & (blank) bd -- Nov 1841 Sur: Jacob Brubaker. Tnomas Garst & E Brewbaker md 11 Nov 1841 by J Burnett . GARST, William & Elizabeth Ann Circle bd 24 Dec 1842 Sur: John Zirkle ((* groom - or Garrett) GIBSON, Alexander & Mary Kyle (p Bartlett, late of Botetourt Co) bd 17 Jan 1852 Sur: William Kyle Md 5 Feb 1852 by Jas M Richardson GIBSON, James T & Catharine Likens (p Samuel) bd 26 Jan 1850 Sur: Harvey Likens ((*brother)) Md 31 Jan 1850 by Geo W Kelley GII.DENWATER, Preston & Sarah J E Carl (-p Isaac) bd 25 Nov 1847 Sur: Harvey Lemon GISH, Abraham & Jenette Hartman (p Lewis) bd 8 Apr 1847 Sur: William Williamson. Md 10 Apr 1847 by Pleasant Brown GISH, David ( (*H)) & Mary Gish bd 2 May 1839 Sur: David Gish GI SH, Garman & Rhodia Ann Vinyard (p Nicholas T) bd 8 May 1848 Sur: Michael T Vinyard GI SH , George & Nancy Gearheart (p Miriam?/Hiram) bd 2 Dec 1845 Sur Willi am Alcorn. Md 4 Dec 1845 by John Bowman GI SH, George Washington & Sarah M Shootman (of age) bd 23 Aug 1841 Sur: J eremiah C White GISH, George W & Sarah Jane Ruddell (p James) 4 Sept lB48 Sur: George Routt GISH, Henr y A & Elizabeth Garst 11 Oct 1847 Father & Sur: George Garst . Md 14 Oct 1847 by J Burnett GISH, Jacob & Sophia Jones (p Susanna of Botet t C ) bd Jan 21, 1849 0 Sur : Wi l li am Hutchinson ((*Jan 24 )) our GISH, John A & Sa r ah Trout bd 12 Mar 1847 Father & Sur: George Trout ~ 18 Mar 1847 by Gideon Scherer GISH, J ohn & Emiline B Dooley (Ruth-p) bd 29 Jul Sur: Joel Gish 1848 GISH, Willia m & Sarah E Statler bd 20 Sept 1852Y Father & Sur: Abraham Statlero Md 23 Sept 1852 by G Scherer GCDBY, Ja sper & Hanna h Ma rgaret Trout bd 8 Aug Father & Sur: Samuel Trout Md_ 26 Aug 1851 by Wm Jeter. w.1851. m GodbY consents to Jasoer' s marri age l 11 ia GOGGIN, Jeffrey R & Margaret McGeor ge (p Willi ) Sept 1841 Sur: Corneliu s Rudde ll am bd 13 CDGGIN, John M & Sarah Carney (p Charles) 18 Oct Sur: John Carney 1849 GOODWIN, John & Mary A E Gaines bd 7 Aug 1850 Father & sur: Kemp Gaineso ~ 8 Aug 1850 ROANOKE COUNTY GRAHAM, Jonathan & Martha J We lls bd Dec 23 ((*Wills))(( *1852 ) ) GRAY, Caleb F & Adeline Crawf ord ( p Mar y) W 185 ~ · 2 Sur: Johnson (( *brother)) _crawford. md 15 Ju l y 1852 b 26A u~~ 185 re GRAY, Harvey B & Jane Crov.der bd 1 July 1841 Y Su~: B:~ry Crawfor d 84 �July 1978 V1RGINIA 1\PPAl_ACHIAN NOTES GRAY, Jackson & Elizabeth Willet bd 23 Dec 1844 Sur: Isaac Crawford Md 24 Dec 1844 9 by William Cross GRAY, Lafayette W & Paulina C Chapman md 23 Feb 1853 by John Deyerle GREENWAY, Jeremiah & Alazanah D Funow bd 7 Dec 1850 Father & Sur: Reuben Furrowo Md 7 Dec 1850 by Wm Jeter ((*md Dec 15)) GRICE, Andrew & Minerva Hurst bd 12 Sept 1850 Step-father & Sur: Andrew Reynold ~\:! 26 Sept 1850 by Wm L Hatcher GRISSO, William & Jane Poage (p John, dec'd) bd 24 Sept 1850 Sur: Elijah Poage. ((*md Sept 24, 1850)) ((*GRIFFIN, Henry= b NC= & Julia Medlin {div.) md 29 June 1853)) ((*GRAHAM, John R = 23y = b Montgomery Co,Va= p ·John & Elizabeth= & Susannah Hartman= 22y b Rke p Geo & Nancy md 3 Nov 1853)) GRUBB, David & Nancy Webster bd 23 Aug 1841 Sur: Henry Webster. Md 26 Aug 1841 by Urias Powers GRUBB, George & Sarah Trucks (p Henry, dec'd) bd 21 Oct 1851 Sur: Dennis K Ferguson. Md 23 Oct 1651 by John Eller GWALTNEY, William & Ruth Howell (p Elizabeth) bd Sept 2, 1851. Sur: Burwell W Baker. = HAINES, John & Sarah Riffey Co= bd 15 May 1839 Sur: Joel Riddlebarger Md 21 May 1839 by Joshua Burnett HALL, Henry & Rhoda Adaline Stewart (p William) bd 26 .0ct 1850 Sur: Giles Blankenship. Md 5 Nov 1850 by John Eller ((*md Nov 6)) HAMTv'OND, John & Mildred Ann Phillips md 3 Feb 1853 by Lewis P Fellers HAN())CK, Edwin & Dinah Abbott (p John) bd 19 Apr 1847 Sur: Andrew Reynolds HANES, John & Catharine Rankin (p Annie Altic) bd 25 Dec 1851 Sur: James T Floyd. Md 25 Dec 1851 by John Brewbaker. HANFORD, Samue 1 W & Matilda Jane Campbell bd 22 Sept 1852 Father & Sur: Clack R Campbell. Md 23 Sept 1852 .by C G Linthicum HANNAH, Joseph & Martha Williams (p William C) bd 26 Oct· 1850 Sur: Stephen M Peters. Md 29 Oct 1850 by Urias Powers HANNAH, Joseph & Cornelia A Neal ( p Armstead) bd 30 Aug ~ 852 Sur: Henry E Blair. Md 31 Aug 1852 by U Powers HARKRIDER . , Silas & Mary ~'oster (p Robert) bd 31 Dec 1847 Sur: Wm Foster; Reuben Bryant. M:f 4 Jan 1848 by G Scherer HARKRID-m ·., Ty:ree & Emeline Trasher bd 10 Aug 1846 Father & Sur: John Thrasher. HARMJN {(·*Hartman)), George W & Mahala HyPes {p John) bd 18 Mar 1850 Suri George Sa~ver. 1kf 18 Mar 1850 by Wm Jeter HARRIS, Jonas & Sarah Wertz {p William) bd 7 Feb 1840 Sur: ?eter Wertz. HARRIS, William & Sarah E Muse bd 13 Feb 1843 Sur: John Muse. Md 16 Feb 1843 by Stephen Hildebrand. HARTLEY, John & Sarah Jane Vinyard (p Nicholas J?/T) bd 7 Apr 1851 Sur: Joseph M Muse. .Md 8 Apr 1851 by Clack Campbell HARTMAN, George & Purita Noble {p Austin) bd 15 Dec 1846 Sur~ Powell H Hu.£.f Md 16 Dec 1846 by Joseph T Phe lps HARTMAN, George G & Blanch Coon bd 3 Sept 1838 Su r: Samuel Coon. Md 11 Sept 1838 by Samuel Sayford HARTMAN, George W & Elizabeth Jordan bd 28 Nov 1839 Father & Sur: Lewis Hartman Md 28 Nov 1839 by S Sayford. 85 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES July 1978 -- -- - - - --· --- HARTMAN, Jacob P & Eliza Tankerly bd 13 Dec 1840 Sur: Abraham Hannan HARTMAN, Michael & Ellender Henry (p William) bd 10 Dec 1838 HARTMAN, Michael T & Catharine Garst bd 24 Dec 1841 Sur: Thomas Garst HARTMAN, Noah J & Catharine Wertz (p Peter) bd 4 Nov 1844 Sur: Andrew S Wertz. Md 8 Nov 1844 by Urias Powers HARVEY, Matthew & Martha J Hannah ( p Patterson) bd 27 Aug 1847 Sur: Noah Trout. Md 8 Sept 1847 by G Scherer HATCHER, Mastin M & Nancy Ann Dermi tt ( p Eleanor) bd 17 Sept 1852 Sur: James Grubb. Md 23 Sept 1852 by Wm L Hatcher. Consent note signed by Calvin Dermitt HAWLEY, Edwin H & Catharine Henry bd 4 Jan 1841 Surr CMen Henry. Md 6 Jan 1841 by William N Bishop ((*groom Hanby)) HAWLEY, John & Elizabeth Swallenberger ((*Sullenbarger)) md 17 Apr 1853 by John Eller HAWLEY, Joseph C & Elizabeth Nabors (p John) bd 24 Sept 1845 Sur: Edwin H Hawley. Md 25 Sept 1845 by Wm L Hatcher ((*HAWLEY, Chapman 24y p Joseph c = b Wythe Co md Catherine Nabors 26y p John b Wythe Co on 26 Aug 1853 HAYTH, William P & Maria Stover (p Mary) bd 26 Sept 1840 Sur: Jacob Bonsack ((* ?Stoner) HENRY, Stephen & Betsy Webster bd 4 Oct 1844 Sur: Henry Webster. rv'.d 6 Oct 1844 by Geo W Kelley. Elizabeth Webster on Min Ret HIGGINBOTHAM, Joseph ((*C)) & Malinda Barnes bd 2 3 Oct 1844 Sur: John Barneso Md 24 Oct 1844 by G w Kelley HILDEBRAND, Thomas & Sarah J Stephens bd 29 Dec 1840 Sur: James W Stevens. = = = = = = HIVELY, Thomas & Arminta Dillon bd 15 Mar 1852 Sur: John B Wright Md 15 Mar 1852 by Wm Jeter HCGAN, Elijah & Nancy Stanback (p Philip) bd 25 Dec 1847 Sur: Mark Pain. Md 29 Dec 1847 by G Scherer ((*Mary Stanback) . HOGAN, John & Saluda Ann Neighbors bd 31 Oct Sur: James Neighbors 1843 HOLBROOK, Verlin & Mary Sarver bd 20 Nov Sur: Jasper Sa:vero Md 1844 21 Nov 1844 by J Burnett. HOLO:>MB, James P & Ann S Watts bd 29 Oct 1841 Sur: John B I Logan HOLLAND, Asa & Martha McCrery bd 14 Nov 1842 Sur: Robert Harvey Md 15 Nov 1842 by Urias Powers HORN, William & Eliza Deaton (p John Sr) bd 16 Dec 1839 Sur: Henry A Edmundson HOUTZ, Charles & Christine Garst. bd 12 Feb 1848 Father & Sur: John Garst. Wd 17 Feb 1848 by J Burnett HOWBERT, Georg; W & Charlotte Gish (p Jacob) bd 2 2 Nov 1852 Sur: Jac ob Pers1ngero Md 24 Nov 1852 by u Powers HONBERT, Samuel & ~~ry Shaver bd 22 Nov 1841 Sur: George Shaver, . HOWE U, Isaa c J & Eliza Jane James (p William of Montgomery Co,Va, ba 10 Ju ly 1852. Sur: Preston J 9 nnings Md 20 July 1852 by W L Hatcher HUFF, Adolphu s E & Frances p White bd A~r 1. Sur: Edward P J one s ; Edmund P White {(*father)). Md 13 ,A 184 r lB41 by Stephen 13 P Hildebrand HUFF, Isa ac H & Lucinda Kefauver bd 12 Dec Father & Sur: Peter 1851 Kefauver. Wd 24 .Dec 1851 by Pleasant Brown HUFF, James C & Harri et Nob l e ( p Austin) bd Jan 1847. Sur-- (note 3 , Md 3 Jan 1847 by by Harold D Noble - Harriet i s of J...., f -c:i.W u 1 age1 Joseph T Fhelps HUFF 9 Robert & Mery Kefauver bd 17 Dec 1345 Sur: pet e r Kefauver 86 �July 1978 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES HUFFMAN, Alfred & Drusilla Sword. bd 30 Jan 1849 Father & Sur: Henry Sword. M:i 30 Jan 1849 by A J Elmore HUFFMAN, Andrew & Catharine Moomaw bd 13 Apr 1839 Sur: Elijah C Lee Note states md Apr 16. HUFFMAN, Hugh & Maha la Abbott bd 28 Mar 1846 Sur: Thomas Abbott. Md 31 Mar. 1846 by A J Elmore HUFFMAN, Isaac & Margaret Eply bd 20 July 1840 Sur: George Sarver. Md 23 July 1840 by J Burnett. HUFFMAN, Thomas & Nancy Caldwell bd 20 Apr 1846 Sur: George Sarver Md 20 Apr 1846 by Joshua Burnett HUGHES, Edward R & Virginia E Mays (p Wi:llis E) bd 8 Apr 1851. Sur Charles A 0 Hu.ff Md 10 Apr 1851 by John Deyerle HUGHES, Johnson & Maria Huffman (p John) bd 14 Aug 1849 Sur: Daniel Brillhart. Md 14 Aug 1849 by Wm Jeter HUMPHREYS, James W & E li.zabeth M Faris bd 2 Sept 1850 Father & Sur: Benjamin Faris. Md 3 Sept 1850 by Samuel M Rice HUMPHRIES, John & Eliza Leonard. bd 8 Jan 1851. Father & Sur: Jacob Leonard. 1'h:3 1 Jan 1851 by J Burnett ( ( *md 14 Jan)) HUNDLEY, Peter & Sally Dickinson ( p James of Bedford) · bd 28 Dec 1849 Surr A E Huff. (Sally's sister Jane says she is 21 yrs old) {{* brother James)) Md 28 Dec 1849 by U Powers HUPP, Abraham & Columbia Ann Huff. bd 26 Sept 1843 Sur : Powell H Huff Md 26 Sept 1843 by George W Mitchell ( (* HUPP, Anderson -p Jacob - b Shenandoah Co,Va = md Ursula Huff (p Powell & Elizabeth = b Rke Co = on 26 June 1853 ) ) HURST, Rhoten & ~~ry Barnhart bd 28 Aug 1849 Sur: & f ather: Daniel Barnhart. Iv1d 30 Aur 1849 by John Eller HUTCHESON, William & Sarah Bussey bd 15 May 1844. Sur: Joe l C Bussey JENKINS, George & Frances Selby (p Joanna) ( (* bd 28 Jan 1850 Sur : John M Srni th. JENKINS, Samue 1 = p samue 1 = md Fanny Snyder =p Lucy Humphre ys = on 7 Nov 1853.)) JENNINGS, John Preston & Mary S V Howell (p Elijah) bd 14 J uly 1852 Sur: Isaac J Howell. Wd 20 July 1852 by Wm L Hatche r JENNINGS, Pascal & Elizabeth Stover. bd 5 Oct 1839 Sur: Michael M Stover. Md 8 Oct 1839 by j Burnett. ( {* JETER, Dr Benjamin E 28 y = b Bedford Co p J essie & Susan = md Susan A Bonsack 18y b Rke Co= p John & Susan= on 6 Sep 1853)) JETER, William & Ernaline L Thomas (p Elias) bd 9 Apr 1848 Sur: Giles S Thomas. ~ 11 Apr 1848 by J Burnett JOHNSON, John & Catharine Fiser ((*Fifer)) bd 28 Aug 1843 S ur~ = = = = Zachariah Robinson JONES, James & Charity Richeson. md 26 Dec 1839 by J Burnett JONES, Peter & Mary Angle (p Catharine Humphrey - states Mary is of age) bd 24 July 1838. Sur: Daniel Angle . Md 31 July 1838 by J Burnett JONES, Robert C & Emily E St urges ((*Stur gy)) bd 29 May 1850 Sur: William · Ewi ng. Mj 29 May 1850 by John D Ewing. JONES, Robert E & Lydia Carne y bd 21 May 1838 Sur: Charles Carney JONES, Thomas W & Catharine Eva n s. bd 15 Feb 1842 Sur: William Noftsinge:r. 87 �July l978 VIRGINIA APPALACH\AN NOTES ·- - -- - 1850 MORTALITY SCHZDULE FOR FLOYD CO., VA. Period covered 1 June 1849 to 1 June 1850. Selected entries from schedule on microfilm at The Virginia State Archives, Richmond, Va. ( 1) T _ _? Shelor = /?82/? 12 y = f = slave = b Floyd = d Nch = cd fever = sick 8 days (2) Ann N Watkins = 41 y = f = free = md = b Montgomery Co. = d April = cd unknown = sick 90 days. (3) Ann Eliza Watkins = 4y = f = free = b Floyd = d Apr = cd unknown = sick 5 days. (4) Wm B. Huff = 3 = m = free = b Floyd = d Feb. = cd croup = sick 10 days (5) Wm V Gray = 14 y = m = free = b Floyd = d Dec. = cd supposed to nerv--dis. (6) Mary Catherine ? _ _ = 9 mo. = f = b Floyd = d Mar = cd croup = sick 5 days (7) ?P_t on? Sansom = 19 y = =b Patrick = d Feb. = stu(dent) = cd consumption = sick 15 days. (8) Sarah Graham = 35 Y = f = md = b Floyd = d June = cd consumption = sick 82 days · (9 ) Letitia~ ?Shickleman? = 19 y = f = b ~loyd = cd lung fever= s~ck 60 aays (10) ?Spoatiey Holtz= 77 = m = b Northhampton = d Dec. = cooper - cd dropsey = sick 365 days. . ( 11) Ann Gray = ?69 y = f = md = b New Jerse v = d Jan = cd unknown = sick 4 days. ., ( 12) Lucinda Graham= 16 y = md = b Floyd= d Jan= cd child birth= sick 5 days. ( 13) ?Fevbie? Black = 35 y = f = md = d July = b Augusta = cd inflamation = sick 12 days (1 4•) 7~an~ Ba~hett = 80 y = f = d = d July = cd old age = sick 35 d~ys ( 15 ) il~lliam Jones = 60 y = m = md = c NC = d Mar. = far = cd dropsy = s i c k 35 days ( 1) J~cob Graham = 66 ! = m = md ~ b Floyd = d Apr. = far = cd inflamati on of bowels = sick 6 days ( 2) O? ediance Pratt = 80 y = f = w = b unknown = d Heh. = cd old age = sick 2 days. (J) James ?fage = 29 m = md = b Hont 0,. . omery Co = d Apr. = sadler = cd . . . consumption = sick 11 days · • ~u~an Howell = 78 y = f = md = b Floyd = d S t = cd stomac cancer? .0. . . sick 400 days · ep ? ?Horal Dickerson= 58 y = m = b Floyd = d Nov. = far = cd fever si ck 210 11. J ohn B. Sl usher = 26 m = md = b Floyd = d J 1 = c a rpenter = c d drowned = s ick 0 days u Y 2dward Cassell = .SO m , ? = o .Uni t ed Stat es? = d July = f- ar = cd consumpti on = sick 90 days 15 . J osiah Burnett = 46 y = m = b Franklin = d Har = far = cd cold = s ick 12 days 16 . Ralph Ratl~ff = 74 m = md = b Va. = d Apr = cd dronsY = sick 120 days 17. P o~ey Bowl in = 68 y = f = w = d Hay = cd unknown =~sic k 2 ·yrs· _ d n a.v = cd cons 19 . Cai:.harine Thompson = 45 y = f' = md _ b 1\l umption = si ck 365 days . l ontgomery . ., 88 �VIRGINIA APP A LACHIAN NOTES July 1978 ""THE JONES FAMILY contributed by Mrs Virginia D Ak ers, 500 Sixth Ave, Huntington, · WVa 25701 Great grandfath er: PETER JONES, born 1818, married MARY ANGLE, daughter of Catherine Hu mphre by a former marriage. Peter and Mary were married July ~838 in Salem, Va, by Rev. Joshua Burnett, Baptist Minister. This was first Jones marriag e recorded in Roanoke Co. Peter Jones was a millwright - b..avin g built and installed machinery in some of the first mills in Roanoke Valley and on the North and South ForJr..s of the Roa."loke River. The last mill he built was Jmown as Kirbys Mill in Montgomery County on the North F ork of Roanok e River, now Jmown as Fagg, Va. He was living at Fag g when his you..l'lgest son, John William, was married. Soon after, he and his wife went to make their home with John William and his wife, Sallie lane Jones. John William was born just west of Salem in the old brick house now knmm as the Preston Place. Peter Jones and Mary Ang le Jones were buried in the Brown's Cemeta:ry near McDonalds Mi l l in Mont g omery County nine miles east of Blacksburg , Va. Peter died 10-20-1889; Mary died 8-26-1894. B..ad following children: James S Jones (b 12-12-1838; d J- -1912) married Nancy Ann Hall, sister of Sarah Susan Hall. Had 5 children. Nancy A Jones (b 9-22-1 8 41; d ) Mary Catherin Jones (b 3-21-1843; d 4-27-1922) first married 4-9-1 861 Henderson Lee (b -18J7; d J-15-186.J), son of' Wm & Temperna Lee. They had one daughter Mollie who md E. Cox. Henderson Lee died of' wounds in the Civil War at the White Sulphur Springs Hospital. Mary Catharine 2nd md 4-11-1869 Wm Cyrus Dixon (Lunenberg Co) (born 10-6-1841; d 3-1 8-1879), They had 6 children. Wm Cyrus was a bro to James M Dixon. Emma L Melina (b 5-14-1845; d ) md 4-J-1867 James N Dixon (Mont g omery Co) (b -1 846; d ) Jas. brot h er t o a bov e Wm. Geo. ~·lashington (b 12-28-1846; d 4-12-1926) md 1-30-1 868 Sarah Sus an Hall (b 11-11-1850; d 8-6-1917) 'Ibey had 8 children. Sarah was a s i st er to Nancy Ann Hall. ) Elizabeth S Jones (b ?-10-1849; d ) md Parfater Martha Jane (b ; d Henderson T. (b 12-J-1853; d -1929) md 10-24-1877, Giles Co , Julia F ) Brown (b -1 861: d Had 8 c hildren . John Wm Jones (b 10-27-1 8 56; d ) md 12-J0-1 880 Salli e W Lan e . Had 13 children. . Copied from Kanawha Banner (newspa per), Charl eston, date of 7 J an 18J1. (W) Va, from mi crofilm OBITUARY: Died -- In Lexington, Va 17 th ult. mr Chri stop her Rhodes, supposed to b e 108 years of a ge : mr Th Plunket t, a s old i e r of the Revolution, 88: mr Thos : Bodkin, 68 , At Norfolk, Va mrs Ma ry J ohn son, r elict of capt J a mes Johnson. In Pe ters burg mrs El iza beth Sp ooner, consort of A. Bo Spoon e r, Es q, At Martins bu~g , mr Samu el Gallagher: mr George H Porterfield , 22 : mr Gide on D Malony : mrs Ell en Chambers 58: mr Thomas Le~ 60. In Frede ri ck c oun t y , 1 8 t h ul t mr John He__y Bl acker, 77 , In Na t chez, rev J C Port er , past or of the Episcopal Chur ch. At Walp ol e, N H Ste_hen R. Bradley, formerl y for many year s a senator of the Un i ted States from t he S t a t e of Vermont. At Chillicothe, Ohi o, Maj, Will iam S teele , 33 , 89 �July 1978 born 22Dec. 1751 Solomon Litton Sr. 11 27 Sept. 1756 His wife, Martha, Children: Births: John born 11 Nov. 1775; Thomc=.s born27 Sept. 1777; Burton 2 April 1780; Solomon Jr. born 28, Aug. 1783; Elizabeth born 1 Marcg 1795; Hiram born 29 Narch 1787; Jam.es born 18 Aug, 1789; Hary born .21 ·April 1792; Alexander born 8 Nov. 1795; Caleb born 2 ~!arch 1797; Jenny born 20 Feb. 1801. Deaths; Jenny Litton died 12 Nay 1802; Thomas Litton died 23 Sept. 1804 age 27 yrs. 4 days; Hartha Litton, wife of Solomon Sr., died 31 March 1821 age 65 yrs.; Solomon Litton Sr. died 24 Feb. 1844 age 94 yrs. Marrieges: Burton married A __ Smith 15 Aug. 1802,; John Litton Married Sally Fuller 27 Sept. 1 £02; Betsey{Elizabeth) Litton :;nc.rried Joseph Shoemaker 26 Nov• 1807; James Litton married Becky Vanhook (Vanhoose ?) 25 Sept, 1809; Polly (Nary) Litton married Andrew Long 20 Nov. 1809; Hiram Litton married Patsey Cox 22 Oct. 1812; Alexander Litton married Polly (Mary) Vermillion. (dau. of Jessie Vermillion Revolutionary dar soldier frorr. N C. ) 25 Dec. 1817; Caleb Litton married Elizabeth Dickenson 9 April 1818. 1 Soloman Litt on Jr. married Judith Shoemaker 24 Sept. 18 Go Children, Birth datBs no given: Martha, lfoitely, Kath~rii'"'ie, Elizabeth, Eary, Luticia Margaret, Isa.bel, Emila, Andrew Jackson Litton born 6 ~fov. 1825 Whitel~ County, Ky ., Gaorge hashingt on. Marriages: ~... + ,_ ~ i·+ t !l ma ri· Pd.- Ab r, ~ "'"'~ . . R'as.nick '. .:·.Laru.l.lc:i. .L .., o. u r ~ I"Cl.n mh .1. OILas; .c.J..izabeth marri 8 d EliJa George l;j ~ I.it ton :me..rried Obedience Am:.. B 0 Elliott 14 .Ma y H~5.3; gary .;t-'-on "'-r.,...; · L·+ L ..... i., .: a ... ..... ed Leo~·-,, ~.c.... d .::::hoem-ker· ,_,ct . ' .,.Lu"-· ... icia l.vton I:larried Ge Oi~,..."' c ~ L • Dorcehu· ' Marg~~et Litton married James F. Litton (son of Jchn)· Isabel Litton married Vincent Brm·ming 23 June 1849. ' Deaths: Whitely L~ttcn died 31 Aug,_ 1837; Judith(Shoa~aker) Litton died 23 Oct. 1852 a.ge o7 yrs.; Solomon Litton Jr. died 15 Aug. l862. .., Children of George W. Litton&: Obedience An...'1 B 411 . t' births: • • -""Hary lO -i:,, 4 uT-a.n. 1°5'7• ay 1854 ; S, o_._onon 'oorr~ o/ Jl!..."1e 185 5 r ane ;:; •.:.r:::< c •' Wilson ?. born 10 Dec. 1859; Twins Nancy Ann Arr.iel~a born 11 June 1863. T rl >~ 15'1· "u_a ._.or~1 o.nd George W. Litton died 22 May 1865. Obedience Ann 80 Elliott born 1 June 1832 , died 29 May 1831. Other births: J. rt.. Litton born 6 Oct. 1871; George U. Litton born 23 Jan. 1876, died JO D6c. 1925? unmarried • .M ar::i.ag_~s 0 ~ the children.. of. Geo~?_: \'J . & Obedience Litton: ( i:ot frcL Bible) Juditn .Harried Tave (Gus.,avJ_s) Llutcn. Judith d· r-d . t;'eb. 19)2 . • • ' «-ary 'f \ ca.T..}:bell. Solo..., J.._ . . 10. ,... }1.av 1902 • Solomon 1 itton rn.arriea. Ann •t L • d c ~} . w Qn Ql8Q ~ 3 " •/ . J ane 1 J. ucr. marrie -eorge ;:-.1oema.1<er. Jane d~ d A, -; l 193 7 ·" 10 1Jr..L. ·1 ·1 r , t ~· · ,. _e ~ i son ? mov ed to b a"Le 01 v.a snington., · Nancy Ann r:io.r:r:.ed Jos2t:h A. File bcrn 9 Jitne 1860 died :Ma.r ch 1940 • N.:;.ncy 4 L diec 17 Jun~ 19400 Armelda mar2'."ied Alberc Leng. Armelcia died 19 J une 1935. -r;· bne rard Clarence --' ,,. 1 8 . n ~ onte ;_. 6 2 Ld -'-'elYL .- . 4 SL19 Dayt o n, Chic · · 0 90 .. �July 1978 VJRCINIA APPALACHfAN "-JOTES I!aul J. Kuhn 8011 Briarwood Lane Austin, Texas 78758 .S 0 1·iE HOTE S oa THE TODD .l!.ND OF :~O CK3 R IDGE COUNTY, .Lvic IGE Fl~, ~ 'lILIES VIRGI L°i IA condensed from notes made in 1886 by s. s. Todd, .M.D., of Kansas City, ! .issouri, in the margins of a booJ<: J. 11 r. !vi.mmbert, 11 L"\uthen tic History of Lancaster County, Pa. published in 1869. 1 T he ? inley, l'~ C.::( ee and Todd f arnilies originated in county, Da,·m, Ireland. :=. efore their emigration to ,'\merica they were closely related through marriage. E ead of the T odd familv (American immigrants) was John ·T odd. Fi e had at least three sons (James, ~ Obert, Andrew), and one daughter ( E lizabeth). 1\ 11 these members of the Todd family came to .s:merica prior to 1738, for in that vear John Todd died in . \: bington Township, Philadelphia county (later the area became I·, ontgomery county). In county D a-':.vn, Ireland, James Todd married Haney :3 arnes: and '1i illiarn .hcI·~ee married E lizabeth Todd. (Ja.rnes and :::; lizabeth Todd were children of John Todd. ) Later, in Abing ton Tor,.m s hip, Johr1 Finley married :3arah Todd, daughter of xobert ':2od.d. Robert Todd moved from .z~bington 'T\.vp. to Trappe, in I<ontgomer-y c o. An drew moved to chester coq/nty, and James and 1·~ancy (Barnes) T odd tool.:. their familv to Pecuea creelc, L ~ncaster .: aunty, inl 740 where they s ettled for - a time.~ The I'·'.:c Kees -- William and :2 lizab eth (Todd) ~ · ~ cI-: ee -- noved with t h em. In 1749, the James Todd and ·;. ;r illia.11 ~~cI~: ee far:iilies left Pequea creek for the Valley of \lirginia , \vhere they sett le d in l\ u gusta c ounty (that portion which became ~ ockbridge Count y ). A long with them weiht, also, some raember::> of the E amilton family. S hortl y after these families went to ~ ockbridge, v ~. ·, Joh..'1. and S a rah (Todd) F inley moved to Chestnut Level (on a small tributarv o f .? ishing creel'-), where John and ::: arah li v ed out their lives and 1.·1 ere :Duried. ---------------------------------- -----------------------~-------------- E e ad of the i rzrrnigrating k c i°'ee family is in doubt : :,J illiam, Sar,1.uel or Thomas? E obert .L ·1c l~ ee, who becane Captain of the 3rd Battalion :_. . . ?-ncaster 2ount y Iv:i litia L1 1777, 1·1as the s o n e it h er of S amuel or' :£n '?ma~ "' - ?~: ee. (Possible relationship of ~·l il liarn. (wh o married r:.. l i zaDe tn 'i'odd ) to Thomas an d ..; a muel is not e ·-·Dlore, l"-" · a relationship is cle arl y i.wpl ied. ) ' ""'- a, a '-no u gn _.!. .. 91 I. .I . . ·.r �July 1978 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES WILL of SAMUEL NEWBERRY Montgomery County Court Record, 1788 (Certified Copy from John B. Myers, Clerk Circuit Court of Montgomery County Christiansburg, Virginia 24073) In the name of God, Amen, I Samuel Newberry of the County of Montgomery and State of Virginia being in a low State of Health though perfect in memory Knowing it is appointed for all men to die,do make and ordain this my last vJill and Testament in manner and form as follows. In the first place I ~ecommend my soul to Almighty God who gave it and my Body to the Earth to be decently Buried at the discretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned and as f ar what worldly goods it hath pleased God to bestow on me I give and bequeath in manner and form as follows. In the first place I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Bethian Newberry one third of my whole Estate. In the second place I give and bequeath to Daughter Elizabeth Newberry the balance ~f the movables after her Mother takes her third2 e xcept the Child that my wife now goes with should be a girl then in that case the said girl if it lives to share equal with my daughter Elizabeth in the ne xt place I desire that my lan?s be e~ually ?ivided b:tween.my five sons as namely Samuel, James, Robert, David and Josep~_ph except the child my wi f e now goes with should be a boy then in th~ t c~ s e I desire that he should share an equal part with my oth~r sons. I desi r e that my sons shall not be prohi bited from setling on the said Land ei ther at marria ge or at age. I also desire that neither of my sons shall ~ have li berty of selling their part of the Land untill my son Joseph comes or a ge. I al so desire that my wife shall keep the whole of the stock for the use of her fa mil y untill my daughter comes at age then the said stock and the i ncrease what should live of the said to return unto my daughter e xcept my daught e r should marry be f ore she comes of age the sa·d tock and increase to be d~live red to her at the day of marriage. I do he~eb~ anominate and appoint my VVJ.fe Executor t o my Estate. I desire that my son S u 1 be bound to Andrew C~ o cke~t to l earn the Blacksmyth Trade and my other so~: ~o be bound to such othe r ira des as my Executor shall see cau s e. In Wi~n s whereof I have hereunto set my hand and s eal this Twenty eight day o f ~a~~ary 1787· Samuel Test (his SN on Ne wberry (Seal) m~k) Wm Whealer David Fe nnin (hi s) J ohn (X) Hamilton ( mark) July 30th 1788 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Samuel Newberry is the grea t , great, gr ea t , gre at gra nd .L a tr.· er of !11r s . Ore n Counts (Be lva) . ( Be l va ) Mr s . Or en Count s W 6804 Northway . D:i ve2 ~ i 9 Roanoke , Vi r gin ia J: 4 92 · �YJRC1Nr A A PPALACHrl\N NOTES July 1978 TO\'INS AND PLACES (Editor's Note: This is the first column on names of tovms and places in Virginia, V/est Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Suggestions, questions, or contributions should be sent to J.V.Avery, Jr. PO 3ox 2154, Roanoke, Va. 24009.) Our January 1978 issue of VA.J.~ contained a query requesting information or research on Collins Creek in Augusta Co and Collins Mills Post Office in Grayson Co. The Post Office at Collins Mills was evidently only in operation for two years 1890-91. It was run·by H. Collins. The 1880 Census shows two "H. Collins": Houston a farmer age J6 (wife Della age 21, children: Charles J and Alice 9 mos.); and Hasten(r) Collins also a farmer age 28 (wife Martha 26, children Bertha J, and M . Margie 1). Other heads of families in the area were rrialon age J4, Dennis 2 9, Randolph 31, James 39, and Elijah 77 (wife iVIa g gie 62). These families were found in the section of Grayson Co known as "Old town". No ref~rences to Collins Creek could be found in the inde x es to the histories or .Annals of Augusta Co. The 6arliest Collins .found was John Collins who is found there first 19 At:.ril 174·9· There was a Collins Settlement in Lewis Co ·if V which was once a part of Augusta Co. Collins Settlement was founded in 1797-98 by John Collins and his three sons: Jacob, Cornelius, a~d Isaac. It was located in the southernmost portion of Lewis Co on the West Fork River. The Post Office was first started by J . H. Camden in 1821. OLD STONEROAD CHURCH CEMETARY BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA Contributed by Mrs Myrtle Snow Bell; 1719 Colgate St NE; Roanoke, Ya 24012 Ann B Owen Died 11 Nov Isaac W McVey Sr Isaac W McVey (Jr)? 1862 - 1935 Nancy R McVey Carson C McVey 1874 - 1954 1923 - 1977 1895 - 1971 James B McVey 1913 - 1973 William Gilly Earnest B Jenkins 1912 - 1977 1911 - 1973 Elizabeth 0-,.;en Nov 1821 = May 1874 Eliza M Farmer Theron B Doudy Dec 25 1855 1884 Aug 5 Died March 12 1871 (?1891) May 22 19J8 1887 June 8 Joseph Edward McVey Wade W McVey Thomas R McVey Feb 27 1906 Mar 8 1919 Born Oct 8 1908 Oct 9 1972 Nov 26 1964 YJ.lled Aug 24 193 0 Clara W Cundiff Ruth A Witt Laura Farmer June 25 1888 Born May Jl 1851 April 21 1901 Nov 4 1957 Died Aug JO 1888 Dec 25 19JJ George R McVey J D McVay TEC US Army Son of' J W & Nancy Mc Vay Oct 9 1908 July 26 1898 June 2 8 1974 Dec 24 1923 The above was retyped to save space and not gi ven t cemetery and placement on the stone. a s o pos iti on i n t he Edwin H Newman Born May 24 1867 93 �Virgi.)jj_a. Appalachian Notes July 1978 OLD MORGAN CEMETERY (near Stone Mountain) by- Blanche Nichols Inscriptions William M. Smith Born March 15, 1836 Died Oct. 15, 1871 James A. Smith Born Oct. 22, 18Jl In Memory of 'Ihomas J. Morgan born Sept. 31, 1796 died Nov. 15, 1848 Died July 10, 1863 Both sons of Slyler and Rebecca Morgan Smith "N. Morgan" was born Nov. 13, 1814 Deceased Feb. 14, 1850 In Hemo~J of William C. ?.iforga...'11 Born Dec'r 17, 18JO Died In Memory of George W. Morgan born April 12, 1847 died Dec'r 25, 1853 JAM (Julia A. Morgan) Dec' r 24, 1861 P. Q. M. GADDESS Lvnchburg Louisa K. Cunningham wife of !1. F. Cu.YL'rlingham who dena.rted this life Oct. 21st 1858 Aged 25 years In Memory of Elizabeth wife of T. J. Morgan born Oct'r 11, 1805 Died Sept. 13' 1862 erected by her son J H. Morgan 0 Oct. 20, 1852 April 5, 1898 (Morgan) Mother of Sally :Horgan J. T. M. John 'Ihomas i rgan d ~ father of Sam Morg an T. Dan who g ot ld.lled, hn Grover C. Morgan J. T. M. 1846 May Jl, 1918 Dec. 4, ·~ ....... M. P. M. ___.-7 Martha Pe.tty Ayres Horgan"'-==-=----1 mothe:r- of Laura Horgan M. P. ?I. Nov. 27, 1861 Jan. 10, 1930 1'11 l/'/"~§P.Nf �Virginia Appalachia..'Yl Notes .Tuly 1978 D. 11 • .:1. David Mordecai Horg an D. 1-1. Horgan Cemetery South of Route 805 ~ 1I . across HR from L. Burroughs Mar. 2, l 890 Aprl 6, l9lJ Wi.lliam (Tazewell- called Tansy) Inf ant of V. G. & Kate Nichols - Oct. 10, l 86l Apr. 20, l 86J (g randmother of Frank Morgnn ) 'lhere are buried in this cemetery, according to Mr. Claytor Brooks in Cause and Effect the following tw~ children o:f Thoraa.s T. and M. M. Saunders Uncle a..'l"ld aunt of stuart T. Saunders Two Srnith brothers Th.omas J. Horg an and his wi f e Eli z a b e th 1818 H. H. ~1.i.lliam ~ 1lor g an Morg an Louise CuTh"ri.ngha.m 1833 - 1858 1 8 28 John T. Morgan 1 846 - 1 91 8 and r...i.s two wives p H J a child of N. Qui se nber~J Can H. No!"gan 1890 - 1 91 8 (Stabbed ) Sara Lula Ernest L. Morgan 1 943 -..mo reque sted t h a t a millstone be placed a t the head of his grave born Apr. 5, 1 ·372 died Nov. 12, 1876 Parents of J ohn T. Morga.."1 Georg e T. son of T.nos T. & :1. :N. Saunders born June 26 , 1 876 died July 5 ' 1 877 " Gone to a b etter land" 95 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES New Members thro' A-9 A-10 A-11 B-20 B-21 B-22 B-23 c-15 C-16 c-17 C-18 c-19 D- ~ E-1 E-4 E-5 F-7 F-8 F-9 G-7 G-8 G-9 H-22 H-23 H24 H-25 J-4 J-7 K-J K-9 L- 8 L-9 L-10 L-11 M-10 M-11 M-21 M- 22 M- 23 M-24 M-25 M-26 6/15/78 July 1978 Kenneth J Akers,= 500 6th Ave. =Huntington, WVa 25701 Mrs Patricia Allie = 2735 Ridge Road SE, = Roanoke, Va 24014 Mr Ronald W Allie = 2735 Ridge Road, SE = Roanoke, Va 24014 Mrs RE (Lois) Baygent = 311 Benedict Rd = El Paso, Texas 79922 Mrs Walter G Bates = 102 George St = Staunton, Va 2'-1401 Mrs Dale L Brenenstall = 6050 Jansen Dr = Sacramento, Calif 95824 Mxs Ruth Bock = 202 West Burt = El Paso, Texas 79927 Miss Elizabeth M Carpenter = 222 Hospital Dr = Pennington Gap, Va 24277 Mrs Martha Cook = 2010 Appreson Dr = Salem, Va 24153 Mr Martin B Cummings = 924 King St = Charlottesville, Va 22903 Mrs Rhoda J Cline = 5334 W Ridge Road = Gary, Ind 46408 Mr Martin L Clark = P 0 Box 400 = Cedar Hill, Texas 75104 Mr Charles R Dietrich = 1114 N 77 5 E "" Lafayette, Ind 47905 Mr Raymond Estep = 3112 Pinehurst Dr = Montgomery, Ala 36111 Mr~ Eleanor R Edmondson = 2803 Byron Ave = Odessa, Texas 79762 Mrs Ila Eckstadt = 608 Hunter = Kilgore, Texas 75662 The Filson Club, Inc. = 118 W Breckinridge St = Louisville, Ky 40203 Mr James Guy French = 2307 Berkley Ave SW = Roanoke, Va 24015 Mrs Floyd E Field = RR 1, Box 90 = Jet, Okla 73749 Mr Roy S Gates, Jr = 2807 E Cook St = Springfield, Ill 62703 Mrs Willard A Gross = Star Route = Bridgeport Wash 98813 Mr Edward D Graham = 718 Beechnut Lane = Martinsville, Va 24112 Mrs Ted J Hruska = 349 26th St NW = Cedar Rapids, Iows 52405 Mr Kenneth C Hammill = 1905 NE 77th Ave = Portland, Ore 97213 Mrs Dorothy D Hammill = 1905 NE 77th Ave = Portland, Ore 97213 Mrs Thelma L Harper= 3318 Mackland Ave NE =Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 Mr Ji~ Joh.11son = 623 Congress Court, .D:tyton, Ohio 45415 ~..rs Wilma Jackson = P 0 Box 37 = Marshall Illinois 62491 :r<T..r Larry King = 1001 Lincoln St = Manchester Tenn. 37355 Mr Paul J Kuhn = 8011 Brearwood la..Tle = Aus ti~, Texas 787 58 Mr Bruce W Locke = 110 Stanley Dr = Williamsburg, Va 2J185 Lee County Va Library = Pennington Gap, Va 24277 Mrs James Lynch = 3223 Maplelawn Ave NW = Roanoke, Va 24012 Ms Joyce E Lord= 2101 Fruitvale Blvd_ Apt J = Yahima,_Wash 98902 Mrs John C Mabee. = 4545 Yerba Santa Dr = San Diego, Calif 92115 Mrs Madonna Monahan = Rt J, Box 145 = Cl. t od Va 24228 Mrs .D:tniel Merriam = 12 Drumlins Terrace i~ ;~ra~use' NY 1J224 Mr J E McGuire = 301 E Fischer St, = Box 542 = Smithton, Ill 62285 Mrs Dorothy McDonald = 2516 Sweet briar A SW = Roanoke, Va 24015 Ms Dorothy P Munson = Presbyterian Villa:e: 850 Aaron St, Apt B 103 Port Charlotte, Fla 33952 Mrs Mrs John Mor~ley = 401 E Cleveland Ave = Vinton, Va 24kl179 Karen McKellips = 6915 NW Sprucewood Drive = Lawton, 0 a 73505 N-5 Mrs E J Nels on = 914 Elm St = Weste:rn s . Ill 605.58 M ~ WAN ", RFD 2 prings, N- 6 .lr "" ~ ixon , Box 512 = Oran v 229"'0 0 0-1 Kathryn M Osborne = 108 Fifth St NW gePu, la k" va 24J01 0-5 Betty Jo Owen = 13293 Refugee Rd ' SW ==p t as kali ' OhiO 4J 062 o-6 Margaret O'Meara =31J Alleghany St = Cl~f~~n F~~ge, Va 24422 P-1 8 Mrs Charles E Painter = 6320 Howell n · . ·nia Beach, Va 2J462 ... 1 ace_ = Virgi . t s, Ill 60004 P-19 Mrs Lester Ploetz = 1004 N Mitchell A . gton Heigh · P-20 Miss Virgini a L Petty = 62 0 Woods A vSeW- ArRlin ke Va 24016 ve = 0 ano Va ' 24153 P-21 D-r Carl Poindexter = 534 Oakview Driv = S P-22 .·1rs filJ osep h"ine p oin · d exver ... =SJ 4 Oakv· e Dr· a 1 em, Salem, Va 24151 r 46i iew i~ ved =46952 P-23 Mr C Porter = _5 Sc, Selby = Mar· R-5 Mr Phillip W Rhodes = P 0 Box 225 = ~~tb~g : Va z4588 R-6 Mrs Gayle B Rhodes = P 0 Box 225 = Ru s tburg, v~ 24588 ~ ou 96 �New Members Cont inued VJRCINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES July l978 R-15 R-16 R-17 s-33 S-34 s-35 s-36 Rev Guy A Ritter Jr = 241 Craig Ave = Salem, Va 24153 Mr Carl L Ray = 404 Navajo Lane = Kingsport, Tenn 37664 Mr Carl A Ras p = 2203 Gilmore St. = Columbus, Ind 47201 Mrs Nelson J Smith = RR #1 = Metamora, Ill 61548 M...... ----s John Y Stone = 29990 So Barlow Rd = Canby, Or 97013 Mrs S W St Clair = 767 Virginia Ave = Salem, Va 24153 Mrs Clifford Stallard = 1111 Virginia Ave = Norton, Va 24273 s-38 w-13 w-15 W-16 w-17 W-18 v-7 Ms Betty V Smith = 6722 .H olly Grove = Houston, Tex 77061 Mary M Taylo = 1505 East Oak = Enid, Okla 73701 Mrs E C T:rumbull = Rt 3, Box 156 = Salem, Va 24153 Mrs Ka. tharine Thompson = 2568 Inglewood Dr SW = Roanoke, Va 24018 M~ Christine Vaughan = 3402 Westmoreland Dr SW = Roanoke, Va 24018 Miss Mary Jane Vaden = 2438 Memorial Ave SW = Roanoke, Va 24015 Mr Sidney T Webster = 1401 Clubview Blvd S = Worthington, Ohio 43085 Linda Wolford = 216 Robinwood = Battle Creek, Mich 49017 Emmett L Whitmore = Steele, ND 58482 Mrs J W Woody = 2409 E Manchester = Springfield, Mo 65804 M__-rs E T Wetzel = 3618 Fourth St = Brownwood, Texas 76801 L-6 Change of address Delbert E Love = 5374 west Calle Cayeus = Tucson, Arix 85704 T-7 T-8 T-9 V-6 ·New Members Continued R-18 B-24 B-9 B-24 0-7 S-8 A-12 M-27 J?3-vid 0 Ryan = 1953 Foster Ave = Huntington, WVa h rs .?.ay mond Barker = p o Box 192 = Pierceton, In 25701 4-6562 Mrs Charles M Mormance = 326 Holiday Drive = Plainfield, In 46168 Mr Charles T Burton = Rt 2 Box 191 = Troutville, Va 24175 1 ~ llillas J Ogden = J20 Tr~mont St = So. Charlest.op , HVa 25JOJ Miss Helen Spore =Rt 1, Box 19, Kildare, Okla. 74642 . Mrs Doris Hallinger Andre = 33922 Alcazar Dr = Tu.na Point , CA 92629 Mr Eugene N Miller = p o Box J02 = Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 INFORMATION from Mrs. Harold P. Kyle, Roanok e, Va. In the Archives Search Room of the State Library in Charleston, w. Va., there is a five-volume compilation of Page genealogy Bt" x 11" sheets t ypewritten, each volume 5" -6" thick, c~mpiles by John Wesley Page of Char les t on in the 1930s and'40s. Volume I deals with Pages, alphabet iz ed by given name. Volumes 2, 3, and 4 give g enealogies of families who intermarried with the Pa ges. Volume 5 co ntain s documentation of his research. It updates and correc t s R.C.M. Page's book, and substitutes new research fo r bl i nd acceptance of the standard text. The librarian gave permission to tell about the s e books , but does not want requests for copies inasmuch as t h e books c a nnot be xeroxed because of the way they ar e bound. I 9? �July 1978 VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Surname Index for New Members A-9 B-20 B-22 B-23 C-17 E-4 E-5 F-8 F-9 G-7 H-23 H-24 H22 J-4 J-7 K-9 N-6 S-J8 T-7 W-17 *Peter Jones, Mary Angle, Henry Dixon, Mary A Parrish, Alfred Landon Doss, Elijah Smith - Roanoke, Lunenburg, Buckingham & Montgomery Co. *Asberry, Richardson, Ferguson, Banner, Broadwater, Greenwood, Cooper - Roanoke, Franklin, Bedford, Grayson Cos. *Henderson, McGee, Taggart, O'Bryan - Montgomery Co. Childre -NC. Micajah Watkins, England, Parker, Newton-Ky; Bench-NC; Vincent-Ky. *Bruce, Justice, Hoge, Stafford, Karr/Carr, Crow, King, Shannon, Heaxn, Henderson, Howe - Wythe, Giles, Montgomery Co. Rogers-Tn; Iavis-Tn; George-Tx; Everett-Tx; Blackwell-Tx; Plunkett-Miss. Henderson-Va,Ky, Ind; McGee-Va, Tn, Ky; Corley/Colley-Va, Ky, Ill; Basham-Va, Ky. *French; Upshur?, Payne, Clay, Lucas?, Rickie, Reed (wives of Frenchs) *Price (Preisch) family of Price's Fork & Montgomery Co. Hart, Henry- Tn, Va, NC, 1840-60; Miller- Logan Co, Ky & Va, 1810-20; Owens-Fayette Co, Ky, 1810-20; Shelton-Ky, Nq, Va; Gates-Ky, NC, Pa; Williams- Ky, NC, Tn. *Fuller, Rasnick, Counts, Thompson, Powell, Justus, Salisbury - Washington, Montgomery, Russell Co, Shenandoah, Pa.trick Cos. *Newbill, Glenn, Roe, St.John, Howerton? - Franklin, Lunenburg, Essex, Old Rappahannock Cos. *Nathaniel Hix - Lee Co, Va 1770-1804 *Johnson, Williams, France, Lane, Wilson, Grays, Mullins.-Scott, Halifax Co, Sheets, Bright, Shotwell, Chambers, Baber, Switzer. Va, NJ, Ky, Ohio, Ind. Kuhn/Coon, Meadows, Ia.vis, Jarrell, Midkiff Ferrell, Gilkerson, Sirus/Cyrus, Midkiff, Mccomas, Esteu. Va &'vrva Nixon, ¥.all, Dobbins, Roop, Moore Leonard Brightwell; Isaac Bettes, b Pa or Ohio, ; John Knight, east 'fu; Willis Vaughan, b SC : Taylor, ~isman, Watterson - Montgomery Co. (Woolrick Taylor) . Hargar, Bird, Lawson, Seaton, Woody, Martin, Gilliland, Kerby, Wr7ght, Goad - Goochland, F-.canklin, Henrico, Lunenburg, Stafford, Greenbrier (now WVa) Cos. * denotes Virginia Co1mties. S-JJ *Joh.n Smith (Augusta Co)·' Yount • Richa-rd - son, G-8 Grosec1 ose - Va; .Ha . rreld, Lee - Ia· F" h K-J M- 9 7 o- A-12 M- 27 Keeney - Ind ?.. *Keith , Narid - Floyd Co, Va. , isL Witmer,-Augusta Co. Ki n d"fE lo' Ohio; Edwards, er, viva11 - Hatfield - Va, Tenn; Quisenberry - · Va; Rankin_ Va; Tenn· Ogden-Va, Md; NJ, ':~y (Amherst & 3 edf d 0 V )· Sdr.i.onds- Va, r.:d, K T ifa, '·'r,d ' Pa ':'JJ• 'T'(}ree- or ' , y ,• Di cxens Ah vOS't &a ri ,,,mpb ell co, 1/ a , l.., v . T.T M d & v B" ' . ' -. -· :°!l er"' vc- l w ~yman ~; i s hop - Va; rant _... Ky; "'F rancis - va. Mill er - Rockbr~dge Co, Va; Oiler, ~atchet Bradshaw, Arnold - SC, Texas, Va. ' Research Notes to Members B- 15: In "Lee Co History, V II, p 674-684 h" t f the Pennington ~ 1 , ' a lS OT'j 0 rami y, out no Greenberry lis ted. ( c opy for iO¢ a p) H-2J: .On t he Jus t i ce family con tact Mr • Ha r 1 a n .J us t"ice, 430 Fifth Ave, . Huntin gton, WVa 2 5701. You r famili es may be r elated. M-24. Iavid Ha::cri s md 1 Aug 1821, Scott Co, Va to Elizao eth Salling . 98 �VIRGINIA APP A LACHIAN N OTES July 1978 QUERIES (Editor's Note: beginning with this issue the queries are being cross indexed with the membership list. The number at the beginning of the query is the membership number of the person submitting the query. Non-members will use the prefix NM. The queries listed below are those received prior to June 7. Queries should be sent to J.V. Avery, Jr., PO Box 21.54, Roanoke, VA 24009.) J-4 Jim JOHNSON 623 Congress Ct., Dayton, Ohio 45415. Need parents of Andrew FRANCE b. 1803 Va. m. 1826 Scott Co VA to Elizabeth DAR.TER b. 1804 Va. Will exchange information. B-23 Ms. Ruth BOCK, Rt.2, 202 W. Burt, El Paso TX 79927. Need information on Jacob SOWDER b. about 1740, d. 1819 Montgomery Co Va. He m. first Elizabeth DEWEESE about 1768 Frederick Co MD.; m. Ann PRILLIMAN 1788 Franklin Co Va. 7 children by first wife 9 by the second. R- 1 6 Carl RAY, 404 Navajo Lane, Kingsport TN 37664. Need info on Benjamin RAY (1756-1841) who served Rev. War (NC) and settled Russell Co Va. 1795. Probably progenitor of all F.AYs in area. Son John RAY m. Elizabeth HESS about 1820. Children: James, Lucy,Iradell, Henry. Need Elizabeth's parents. Exchange RAY notes. E- 5 Ms. Ila ECKSTADT, 608 Hunter, Kilgore ,TX ?5662. Montgomery Co VA-John HENDERSON d. 181J. Son Joseph m. Jane McGEE 1.794° Left Va. 1809 for KY and on to Indiana. Janes parents Robert and Jane McGHEE. Robert McGHEE to KY 180J. K-9 Paul J. ~HN, 8011 Briarwood Ln. Austin TX 78758. Need anything on ARIS family. A daughter believed married a MEADOWS ca 1750-1760. Lived in Bedford Co VA. P-18 Mrs. C.E. PAINTER 6)20 Howell Pl. Va. Beach , Va. 23462. Need information on Geo~ge BOWER and Polly SALLENBARGER who ~ . married 15 Aug 1822 Botetourt Co VA and George A. MU LLEN and ~l1z­ abeth NOFSINGER who married 20 Mar 1834 Botetourt Co Va . D-6 Mrs. Nancy J. DRAPER, Rt. 1 Box 402 , Alexandr ia, IN 46001 HINKI .E ,KOONTZ ,MYERS, WATKINS ,MIKESELL,STETTLER ,DRAPER , SILER ,RED- DICK,TURNER, THURSTON ,McGILLSVERY ,ADAMS , ALLENDER , HINTON,BELL,KERSEY, McDANIEL, OVERLY ,CALDWELL,ETCHISON, MORGAN, Vi rgin i a, Wes t Virginia North and South Carolina, Ky.,Ohio,Ind., Penna. I Mrs. rrierlin C. FIN..l\lELL, 502 Freeman Dr . .Box 294 Monticello Need parents names,dates , ori gin of Samuel and Sarah _ ADAIR. He r maiden name? So l d land on Br oad Cr ee k Rockbridge Co vA 2 Dec 1800 went to Highland Co Ohio. Als o ne ed info on FINNELL, FENNEL ,FINNY f amilies who may have migr ated through SW VA from Orang e or Culpeper Co.VA F-14 I N 47960 G-8 Mrs. Willard A. GROSS , St ar Rt. Bridgeport WA 9881 J. Henry 99 �July 1978 VfRGJNIA APPALACHtAN NOTES GROSECLOSE b. 9 Oct 1795 Ceres VA son of Henry GROSECLOSE and Elizabeth COPENBARGER. Henry married 2 or J times. Last to Mariah HARRELD when?where? Who were her parents,brothers,sisters? Need parents of Elizabeth COPENBARGER m. Henry GROSECLOSE 27 Feb 1793 Wythe Cn VA Is she decended from John Wolfgang KOPPENHAVER? Need Proof. E-1 Raymond ESTEP, 3112 Pinehurst Dr. Montgomery AL J6111. Desire information(location of documentary evidence) on parents and grandparents of John H.ROWLETT(ROULET) m. Mary (Polly) BRADSHAW, Prince Edward Co VA 28 Aug 1815. In Claiborne Co TN 1830 and 1840 Census. L-11 Joyce E. LORD, 2101 Fruitdale Blvd Yakima WA 98902. Would like to contact WEDDLE, WALLING ROUSE families. Have an old family history written by g-g-grandfather David Dolling WEDDLE in 1881 concerning these names. Would like to tie WEDDLES together. S-38 Betty V. SMITH, 6722 Holly Grove Houston TX 77061. BR!G~T:lEL~ An~ infor~ation.on the BRIGHTWELL f~milY· Leonard ~R.iGHT\lEL.L b. in '(A died Meigs Co TN 1838. He married Nancy wh o? Who ·-were their parents, family? Karen Mc~LLIPS, 6915 NW Sprucewood Dr. Lawton OK 73505 Lfeed help extending 1700-1810 Virginia lines. Moses and Martha SWEEN (E )Y, Callum BAILEY-Sarah HOLMAN Amb • JONES, John ROWLAND- Eunice STURGEO~ , John P. COLE Pear ro~~DY John GILLIAMSarah FARRIS, Clemen-c NIURPHY. Will ~swer 11 letters. !11c-26 c! B-18 Ms. Karen BANDY, 49 San Miguel Av S rrr teo CA 94403. • .z:o rma t ion · A """h e , an ~1a Neea· in~o on n~ on~ SYDNOR(l??Z-lS 48 ) m. MarY Ch apman ~ BROWDER(1?8t- 1829) .. Both probably b. VA, both d. Kf· Jenny FI.cLD (1767-18 59) second wife of Thomas GRAYSON f Alb marle Co VA. N~ed her ancestors. Need ancestors of F ° FI;LDING(d.1731) wife of John LEWIS (ca 1692-1 754 ) ranees P-9 Mrs. W.M . PETERSEN, 724 Grace Ave Ch t '/'N Z.5)02 Need parents rof ~hom~s B. PICKERING b. abo~t isf~e!n~nElizabeth L. P ICKERH~G his wife b. about 1811. They . . tgomerY Co VA 1850 and 1860. Childrenz David Mary Is 1 ived Nlon 5 Virginia, . . • • aac ' Thoma ' L ouisa . L ou1sa, 1v:ar t.in, Ch ar 1 o tt e, Christian Samu deline• 1 m. James BRAMMER lived Mercer co VA 18 :and Mag 0 A-7 Mr. William S. ABSHEAR, 380 3 1~a or~ Beach CA 92663. Need maiden name of Rebecca • ~cus Ave. ,NeW!'ABSH1RE ca182J resi ded Lee Co VA. Need informatio w o m. Abra~am nd Elizabeth EAGLE who l i ved Rockbridge Co VA n albout William a.!ABS HIRE,ABSHER, etc . , EAGLE and MINTER info. ca 798. Exchange .n. "". fl 6 H-21 Mr. Paul J. HOFFMAN,11 Ft D sville NJ08070 Need info on JENNINGS family fr~m ~nelson Rd., Pe~erY Co VA. Particula r ly an c e stors of Flem JENNINGSl~yd ~nd Montg~B69? Also EPPERLY, NOAH of Pil ot (1878- 1918). . Pi lot va. loo �VIRGINIA APPALACHl.AN NQTFS July 1978 Mrs. Oren R. COUNTS, 6804 Northway Dr. NW, Roanoke, VA24019 Need name of first wife of Joseph CARRICO (CARICO) ' whose records are found in Grayson Co VA as early as 180J. He was son of Abel and Elizabeth SIM1\1S CARRICO who lived in Fairfax Co VA abt.1785. C-2 R-J Mr. W.-W. REYN OLDS, 1013 Askham Dr. Cary NC 27511. Need ancestors of Christopher ciYCE who settled Rockbridge Co VA ca.1794, Origin of GILLOCKS in Orange Co by 1765. Will correspond with GARLAND family re searchers. which moved from Hanover to Albemarle Co 1760' s,,' J-6 Mrs. Marie R. JUSTICE, P 0 Box 2172, Pikeville KY 41.501. Darius MILLER m. Sara JOHNSON lived Wythe Co area. Children:Marriah b.18J11Frances Emily b.1840 Pulaski Co m.L.D. YOST Tazewell Co VA; Jacob P. b. 1845,Wythe Co.; John Grayson b. 1848. To KY 18.59 Need parents of Darius and Sara. T-5 Ms. Barbara THORN, 1607 Orchard Hts.id,NW,Salem OR 97304. Michael KELLY m. Mary THOMPSON 26 Apr 1772 Bedford Co VA. He was appointed constable Botetourt Co VA 1771. Alexander,Michael,Joh.~ KELLY paid for civil and military service 1780-82 Greenbriar Co VA Is this the same Michael and Mary THOMPSON KELLY who had daughter Margaret? 1?-13 Mr. Michael A. PORTS, 1014 Cedar Ridge,Annapolis MD 2140.3. Need info on Is~ac MOORE b. 25 Mar 1753 Stafford Co VA d. before I 822 Russell Co. Daughters Martha m. Henry ASBURY, Ann m. John GREEN, Katherine m. WRIGHT. T-6 Mr. Gordon P. TIERNEY, 1810 Thomas Atkinson Rd., Inverneess IL 60067. BROWN family of Roanoke and Botetourt Co Va 1800-50. Absalom and Mary BURGESS family (John-William) of Fauquier Co VA early 1800's. Will exchange data. I-2 Mrs. Harry A. IRWIN , 28J29 Coveridge Dr., Rancho Palos Ve rdes CA 90274. Need parents of Peter and Mary KINGERY/KINGARY who left PA a~d were in Franklin Co VA by 1789. Daughter Elizabeth b. 1782 PA m. William COGER 12 Sep 1805 Franklin Co VA. The William COGER family was in Nicholas Co VA by 1820. S-12 NT.rs. Janet M. SCOTT, RR 2 3ox 540, Monticello IN 47960. Nee d info concerning Stephen IvIARLIN b. 1855-65 Grayson Co VA . Parents unknown. May be Indian connection. H-1 7 Ms. Dorothy HALL , 5810 Newton, Shawnee Mi ss ion KS 66202. Need parents and place of d. of Harden R, HALL b 1806 VA. (Augusta?) m. (1) 8 Oct 1828 Martha ADAMS Patrick Co VA; m(2) Sarah CRUSE 13 July 1843 TN? Harden in Jackson Co MO census 1850. Left family returned east served CSA 54th VA Inf .C o.F . Y-1 Mrs. Anne H. YATES, P 0 Box 2G47, Ridgecres t CA 93555. Need parents and info on Nancy ELKINS of 'l 'uckahoe (probably Mrmtgome ry CoVA) m. Joseph COFER 1799 . Had six children.Need parents/info on John 'HALTERS and Mary KI RBY m.1 792 . Mary was from the headwaters of th e north fork of the Roanoke River. 101 �VtRGfNIA APPALACHIAN NOTES July 1978 W-14 Mrs. Johnnie MORRISON WRIGHT, 3201 SW 81st Ave, Miami FL 33155. Andrew Jackson MORRISON m. Margaret PEPPER 1848 Carroll Co GA James Monroe HOWLETT b.? TN about 1837. John RICE b. abt 1799 NC m. Sarah . d. St.Glair Co AL. Henry OVERTON, daughter Caroline b. 1846 GA. He d. in Ala.? Will swap info. B-11 Mrs. Pauline W. BOOK, Rt 1 Box 208, Alexander NC 287?1· William WEST m. Margaret INMAN living Burke Co NC 1790 Census. Child:en ? Leonard (Lennard) WEST my g-g-grand..father .lived between Fannie INMAN and Amos INMAN 1810 Buncombe Co NC census. Who were parents of Leonard WEST? .Did he marry Jane INMAN? Postage guaranteed. NM-1 Mrs. Charles BURTON, 10250 Caminita Cuervo, #28 San Diego CA 92108. Abner HUGHES d. 4 Dec 18J9 Sullivan Co TN. Hem. (1! Rebecca WOODWARD, (2) Sarah IDDINGS daughter of Joseph and Alice HOWELL IDDINGS Feb 1816 Guilford Co NC. The IDDINGS family were Quakers from PA. Need info about Abner HUGHES. E-2 Mr. Nelson R. EDDY, 1634 Second Ave Terre Haute, IN 47807. Desire info on the following: Samuel B~ BRECKETT m. Lucinda EDDY daughter of Samuel H. and Delilah EDDY at Gap Mill,ft onroe Co WV 1853. James W. SEALS m. 22 Sept 1847 Katherine EDDY daughter of Samuel and Delilah Monroe Co WV.John EDDY m. 2 5 Nov 1824 Botetourt Co VA Malinda GAINES daughter of Kemp GAINES. Will answer all. B-15 M:s. ~ames BARNES, 1111 Wilmore Dr. Middletown, Ohio 45042. Am se7king info on t~e WALLIS(WALLACE) family. Rev Joh~ WALLIS and wife Lucy had children: Elizabeth (b l84l) m William WHITT, Shadrach (b.1844)m. Rebecca BARNETT Wiliiam Jam~s (b.1839) m. Martha LINKOUS. Family lived in Rus~ell and Tazewell Cos. VA. G- 1 Mrs. D. W. GLOSH, 301 Houston Ave NE Roanoke VA 240;2. Need descendants of Alice M. ELKEBURGERi m' LeRoy s~ DOWN~ in 1 930 . They lived at 4315 E. 139th ST Clev~land OhiO· Desir~ parents of Jasper c. DOWNS b. 1845 Vermont m L ra • Children~ LeRoy, Hattie b.1867,Harry b. 1873, Lulu b.l~76 i;-Qhio. ~-3 Mrs .. He~en F~RMER TYSON, 131 Oak St. Anderson IN 46012. Need l~f o on.W1ll1am Lind~ey Franklin co VA. Need parents and na~e ?f first wife. Second wife 1807 was Martha VINSON. Childre~: William; Mary m.181 9 Pleasant FARMERi my g-g-g-grandfather Jeremiah m.Nancy MILLS;.Edward m. Elizabeth FARMER; John;and Betsy. Did they all come to Indiana. Will exchange. H-23 Mr . Kenne t h HAMMILL, 1905 NE 77th Ave Portland OR 97213. Richard THOMPSON will filed 1816 Russell co'vA mentions ?nly daughter Isabel. In 1828 deed Isabel sharos H' h . d's land with mother Mildred,brother Abner,and sister Nancy wi~c a~ ~homas CECIL f~~merly wife of John HIBBARD dee 'd • Who were parenvs e ~ 0 o f_,_ R.;~ chard and Mildred. H-24 Mrs. Dorothy HAMl'Y1ILL, 1905 NE ?7th Ave . Portland OR 97 21 3 Who were wife and parents of William MATLOCK in washington and/or 102 �VIR.GINJA APPALACHIA. N NOTES July 1978 Hawkind Co TN in 1790's, Roane Co 1801-20,then Monroe Co I N where he d.1 8 29. Children: Mary,John,William,James,Nancy,George, David,Rosannah,Thomas,Jesse, and Anna(Joannah). Will exchange. W-18 J.V!rs. Hazel ELLIS WETZEL, 3618 4th St. Brownwood TX 76801 Exchange info on John BATES Franklin Co VA 1780-90. Daughters Hannah and Sarah m. Charles and Moses BRADSHAW Franklin Co. Probable sons Dan.iel and Elias BATES (Thomas and James?). Daniel m. BRADSHAW. These BRADSHAWS and BATES in Madison Co KY 1810 Cabell Co VA 1820-)0. Phoebe BRADSHAW m. Jacob ATKINS,Susannah .BRADSHAW m. Henry ATKINS Franklin Co VA 1790's. S-34 Ms. Fay CAI'v1PBELL STONE,29990. S.Barlow Rd. Cahby OR 97013. Need info on Thomas c, Mccraw b. 10 Nov 1817 in VA. possibly son o:f George and Penelope WALLER Mc CRAW. He m. Elizabeth j . PERRY 21 Oct 18 3 5. Children: Mary Ann m. Frederick DEAl~; Penelope: Elizabeth; George; Eliza Jane;William;i\'.artha; Thomas; Elizabeth J"ane; and Jacob Allen. Will exchange info on these families. Mr. J. V.AVER.Y , Jr., P 0 Box 21.54, Roanoke, VA 24009. Interested in V.'OLFORD, KLECKNER,SNOOK migrations through and out o:f PA 17 50-1850 either West or South. Need descendants of Conrad WOLFORD who lived in Lebanon and Somerset Co PA had brother Frederick who lived in Bedford Co Pa. and Shenandoah Co VA. A-2 Mrs. Henry F. BUTTS, Rt. 2 Box 120 , St. Joseph LA 7136 6 William COOPER b.1808 Sussex Co VA. He m. Emmaline PENNEY b.NC. Who were his parents? and family? He moved through Ala. on to Miss· Children: James E. , John , Mary E., William, Henry G. ,Eenrietta V • 9 and Samuel U. Their first child was born in Ala. in 1836. :3-14 M-9: Mrs Charles M Mormance, J26 Holliday Drive, Plainfield, IN ansc of Nancy QUISENBERRY, b ca 1774, Va (? dau of George) June 1790, Montgomery Co, Va, Thomas RICHARIBON, b ca 1774 John) - came to Ind. in 1830's, Will exchange Quisenberry inf, Will refund postage. 46168. Need who md 7 Va ( ? son of & Hatfield A-12 Mrs Doris Hallinger Andre, 33922 Alcazar Dr, Tu.na Point, Calif 92629 Need info on (John) Henry Wayman (Waman), b 24 Dec 1789, Md -where?; md 1 Nov 181J, Botetourt Co, Va, Margaret Francis - born? where?. p Joseph & Betsy Francis. His father, John Wayman, b 12 July 1732, where? W-8 Mrs Paula Kelley War, 800 Northwest 15th St, Minot, ND 58701. KELLEY brothers: James, b ca 1758; Benjamin, b ca 1763, in Bedford Co, Va. _ Who were parents? Suniame said to have been originall O'KELI.EY. Several sons of both were Baptist preachers in YA and KY. James md Elizabeth Sledd 7 Nov 1787 Amherst Co, Va; Benjamin md Nancy Jarrell 2 M3.r 1790 Amherst Co, Va. M-24 Dorothy P Munson, 850 Aaron, B-103, Port Charlotte 1 Fla 33952. Please write if your roots include Lewis & Ka.tie Harris of Scott Co, Va. Ch: D:tvid b 1798; Benjamin b 1806 d 1886 Scott Co; Martin, John, William~ & two dau. ilivid emigrated to Ind., then Shelby Co, Ill. Wa..'1.t info on Lewis and David Harris in Va & Pa. 1C3 �V iRGINiA APPALACHI AN NOTES Roanoke County Family Records From: Mrs. Nelson J. Smith Route 1, Xetamora, Ill. 61548 July 1978 1. RICHARDSON, Luke, b. ca 1803, VA, d. after 1850 Nancy (w/Luke), b. ca 1805 Va. Children: 1. Lear (Leah?) b. ca 1827, Va. 2. Seth, b. ca 1 8 29, VA 3. Rachel, b. ca 1832A VA 4. Elizabeth, b. ca 1~34 VA 5. Benjamin, b. ca 1837(?) VA 6~ Thomas , b. ca 1842 VA 7. James R., b. ca 1849 VA 2. LAMB, William B., b. 25 Dec. 1S2o; d. 26 Aug. 1909 Catherine Y. (Smith), b. 28 Dec. 1826; d. 28 July 1900 ( w/1tlilliam B.) Children: 1. Virginia Frances, b. 1846 VA 2. Elizabeth s., b. ca 1848, VA 3. George A., b. ca 1853, ILL 4. Isabella, b. ca 1858, ILL 5. John W., b. ca 1858, ILL 6. Robert, b. ca 1859, ILL THE LA.ST WORD Swn.mer is here with a vengeance and we are complaining abo ut t he heat just as we did about the cold last winter. Either extreme i.s bad and we seem to be getting both extremes here in Virginia -- not at the same time though. Elsewhere in VAN you will note that Gerri Glosh, our Tr e asurer, has resigned. She will surely be missed, especia ll y by y our Editor, since she was my good right arm. Best Wishe s, Gerr i , in a l l your endeavors -- we know you will help when you can. Pl ease read carefully the new Society Information Sheet. This will t ell who to c ontact, and where, for various informatio n. If your ques t ions go to the right person, delays in g e t ting an answer will be kept to a minimum. Please ref er to t his s h e e t regularly since changes will be made as necessary and y o u need to k now al:cut thes e changes. Your Edi t or apologizes f or omitting the Exchange Bulletin Notes i n t hi s i s sue , but fa mily health problems have taken all her time f o r the past two months. Things are looking a little better no w -- le t ' s hope they c ontinue to improve. ~he Edi tor and McGuire Anc e siors - Tra ces a~cestry of Reynolds, Kennon, Garl and, Clyce, ~ cGuire, Lewis, Driscoll, Gi l l o ck, and Go s e fam ilie s i n Ce n tra l a nd Western Virginia. Includ es map s , charts, a nd i llus trations; 95 pp. $5QOO pos t age pa id. Or der f r om : I W.W QRe ynolds. 101~ Askham Dr., Ca ry, NG 27 51 1 j Reynolds 104 �VIRGINI A AP Pr'\ LA CH!AN NOTES TEAR-OFF PAGE For your convenience in submitting queries, applications for membership, or gift memberships, we are including this tear-off' page. Please use the query portion yourself _ and give the membership application to any interested person if you do not plan to use it. QUERIES Members may submit queries at no charge, non-members at 5¢ per word. Queri~s are limited to fifty words, excluding name and address, and should contain specific information. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource July 1978 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv2n3 Subject The topic of the resource Brick Union Cemetery Survey; The Mysterious Life of Caty Sage; Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Roanoke County, VA, 1838-1852 (continued from V2N2); 1850 Mortality Schedule for Floyd County, VA; Jones Family; Litten Family Bible Records; Todd and McKee Families of Rockbridge County, VA; Will of Samuel Newberry; Old Stoneroad Church Cemetery Survey; Old Morgan Cemetery Survey Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4451/VANv2n2.pdf 15206b4ab6ac46e704c6745ee8b68922 PDF Text Text Virginia Appa/achian Notes • Br isto l Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES April 1978 Published quarterly by SOUTHWEST lillN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIErY - 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, N. W. Roanoke, Virginia 24-012 - - - - - - ---- -- - - - -- - -- STAFF Editor . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mary C. Maier Associate Edi tor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Gerri Glosh Assistant Editors: Art • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Marian Landress Indexer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Babe Fowler J. H. Avery Queries • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Luceile Stover Reviews • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Belva Count s; Surnames ------------------------------------------------CONTENTS (Vol. II, No. 2) ~ President's Message • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 Marriage Bonds & Ministers Returns of Roanoke County, Virginia, 1838-1852 - Marvin u. Neighbors • • 35 Bible Record - Alva F. Pullen • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 42 The Hoge-Haig Family • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .43 Lee County Wills, 1794-1832 (a few of them) • • • • • • •45 Book Review - The Darsts of Virgini~. • • • • • • • • • • 46 Exchange Bulletins and Notes. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 47 Membership Roster - 1978 • • • • • • • • 50 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5'4 Surname Index - 1978 • • • • • • • Letters to the Editor •• • • Queries • • • • • • • • • • The Last Word • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Q • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • & e 63 64 68 �VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES VIRGINIA GENEALOG ICAL SEMINAR Spon6oJz.e.d by So u,thwutvm V-Utgil'Ua Gene.a.logic.al. Soc.iety Roanoke. H,{.,6.t.o/Uc.al. Soue:t.y V-Utgin.la. We.6teJLn CommunUy College. 066ic.e 06 Con:Umung Educ.a.U.on Pe.ople. 06 .the. ChWtc.h 0 6 La.t.tVt Va.y Sa..ln.u PROGRAM - re e #'fl . oo 8:30-9:25 a..m. Re.g.b.itJr.a,t.lon 9:25-9:30 a..m. We.1.c.ome. a.rid In.tll.odu.c.;t,i,.on Babe. Fowle.Jz., P11.e6-<.dent Southwe.6.te.Jz.n V-<.Jz.g-<.Ma. Ge.rt.e.al.og,lc.al Soue..ty 9:30-10:45 a..m. "Re. c.o 11.cl6 in Vill.g in,la. S.ta.te. A!t.c.h,l vu, " M11.. Robe.Jz..t CW.y, AltcJuvu.t Vill.ginia S.ta.te. A!tc.IU.ve6, R-<.c.hmond, Va. 10:45-11:00 a..m. B11.e.ak. 71:00-72:00 noon "Re.6e.Mc.h in Mon.tgome.Jz.y Cou.nt.y" 72:00-1:30 p.m. Lu.nc.h (On youJt own) 1: 30-2: 30 p.m. Spe.ak.e.Jz. VJt. Ric.haJtd Bal.ton V,lc.ke.~on, P11.06e6~011. V-Utginia. Poly.te.c.hnic. I nt:i.t-<..tt.Lte and S.ta.te Un-<.veMlit:f All.e.a. ma.p~ a.vaiw.ble. MM. Edna. So111me/L6, Ge.ne.a-log-i.c.a...t Ru eaJLc..hVL and A6~~.ta.vit .to MM. June. Babbe.l.. AuthoJt "Le6.t We. Foll.get" ' on 2:30-2:45 p.m. B11.e.a.k. 2:45-3 :45 p.m. Spe.a.k.eJt MM. FloJvLn Thayn Ve.paJr..tme.n.t Anr !·~Lte.c. -tA o t\ ;i_hp_ CapV_o.i.. WM IUng.to n , V . C • on 3:45-4: 00 p. m. Que..6 .t.<.on6 VJU.,n~ Me. c.ompJ_,Une.vi.1"...6 06 .t.he. 60U.ow.i.J1g c...ompanle.-6: Coe.a-Cow. Vou.bf.e. Co.ta VJt . Pe.ppe,!t 7-Up Pe.p~i Co.la Royal. CJz.own V e..teJta.n~. Ho .6 p,i,.tal Au.di.to.1-(,fo..m Bu.-<.lcUtt.g No. fif $ Roa.nolu.;i Vi.Jtginla. A.pti,,. Lf... 1 5 " 19 7 8 S.1f 1' ir.. rl.o._1 :1 ~· ~ ~ JG A." JV , - - 4 ~ 0 0 P.M. �April 1978 VIRG INIA APPALACH IAN NOTES PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ~oeLI want to welcome all our members for 1978 andl\that each will find something in the VAN that will be of help. The sumame index will be published as planned but may be the last time. '!he index has over 700 names and that is not complete - all members did not send in names. The SVGS voted that future su:rname indexes would be limited to 10 names per member. Our membership has grown so fast that to keep up with the sumame index is almost too much for one person. Pedigree charts would take care of the sumame list and be a much better source for a person checking for sumames. More information is given on a chart and names are easier to place according to time. Remember that a name may not be common in your area but very common. in another area. My maiden name, Waskey, is not common but there were 5 Wi lliam Christopher Waskeys who fought for the CSA in Va. -- my great grandfather and four of his nephews. A 11 ttle extra research had to be done to put each one in theif' proper place on the charts. So please send as much information as possible on the person you are seeking data on. Almost forgot -- please designate Mr., Mrs, or Miss -- some names are used for either male or female, some parents placed a name on us that should be male and the person is female ---- Well, my face has been red several times when I ask for . Mr. Jones and it should have been Mrs Jones. 't#ak-~ ps: Make me happy and send your pedigree charts. ------- - - - - PEDIGREE CHAR'.IS As u s ually money is holding us back in furnishing pedigree charts for ea ch member to fill out. So if you would fill out a chart and mail it to us we will place it in Vol. II (which is in the Virginia Room of the main Roanoke City Public Library). Vol. I has been indexed. Numbering on a chart: #1 is the person which starts the chart - can be male or female and is the only exception to the rule that all males are even numbers and all females are odd numbers. As you fill in the chart, you will notice that when a number is doubled you have the father (4-8-16 etc) and the 5-9-17 etc will be the wife of the even number (and mother of 2-4-8 etc ). On the charts try to include as much information as possible -- it is much easier for someone to identify the person and it may be the one they are working (possible to give you some information) . We also accept charts from non-members as well as members . Several people have been able to get help from the charts in the notebooks . Mail the charts to: Mrs Claude S.Fowler , P 0 Box 5133, Roanoke , Va 24012 PS : Us e only the maiden name of the wife --- never add her married name unl ess she was a widow, be s ure to designate whether 1st or 2nd marriage. - -- - --- ---- Virgi ni a Tidewater Genealogy will again publish i nformation on Family Reunions in their June issue, so send details to: FAMILY REUNI ONS, P . O. Box 29, Hampton, Va. 23669 Before Mai l , 1978 please. �Ap ri l 1978 . - ·- ........... .- -- ·- --- ·- · ..... - . VfRCINIA- APPALACHIAN NOTES MARRIAGE BONDS &'Mm'rn'rERS RETURJ.'JS of ROA.f\J OKE COUNT Y , VA. 1838 - 1852 copied by Marvin U Neighbors ABBarT, Thomas & Sarah J Smith. bd 25 Aug, 1840. Sur: James Caldwell; Jacob Smith. Md by 2 Sept 1840 by Joshua Burnett. ABSHIRE, Thomas Jefferson & Eliza M Frantz. bd 4 Sep 1845. Sur: James Poague. l1d 4 Sep 1845 by Wm L Hatcher. AIRHART, Philip & Lucy Evans. bd 30 Apr 1851. Dau of Jonathan Evans, deed Consent of g 1 d 1 n A p Eskridge. Sur: John Bushong. Md 20 May 1851 by H We tzel ( ( * md Apr 30)) AI..COfu\J , William & Mary Snider. bd Dec 4, 1843. Sur: lewis Hartman.({*1842)) ALIFF, Josiah & Margaret Reynolds . bd 23 Oct 1843. Sur : David Ferguson Md 26 Oct 1843 by Urias Po""Wers 1 ALIFF, Pleasant and Familian(r?) md 10 Mar 1853 by John Eller ALL, Thomas H & Lucinda Beckner. bd 24 Feb 1843. Sur: Jefferson Beclmer. Md 9 Mar 1843 by Joshua Burnett. ALLISON, Henry B & Catharine Litteral. bd 10 Jan 1849. Sur & father: Joh.i1 Litteral. Md 10 Jan 1849 by Samuel Regester. ANDER.SON, David & Sarah Craig. bd 18 Dec 1843. Surs Hamilton Blain; Abraham Hupp. Md 22 Dec 1843 by Geo w Mitchell ((*1842;Sarah Cray)) .ANDERSON, Jarres C & Susan Trucks. bd 22 Aug, 1843. Dau of Henry Trucks Sur: Samuel H C Greenwood. ANDERSON, John M & Elizabeth C Allen . bd Apr 18, 1852. Sur: Powell H Huff · ANGEL, Jacob & Emiline Farley. bd 11 July 1 544. Dau of William Farley Sur: Christian Kinzie. ANGEL, William & Mary Bandy. bd 17 Dec l85l. Dau of John Bandy. Sur: Le wis W Richardson . Md 23 Dec 1 1 by Gideon Scherer. ARTHUR, Amaziah & Sarah Burcket. bd 28 Dec l846. Dau of Jane Burket· Sur: Patrick H Hurt. Md 2 9 Dec l846 by Pleasant Brown 55 BAKER , Martin L & Amanda Jane Tolley bd 13 Nov 1850 . Father & Sur: Christi an Tolley • BALTHIS, John Samuel & Mary Cook . bd Nov 27 , 1 551. Dau of Samuel Cook Sur : John Neff · Md 27 Nov 1851 by Gideon Scherer• BARCLEY, Hugh & Elizabeth Farra. bd 10 Se t 1 549 • Father & Sur: George W Farra P BARNES, Jeffe r son & Esther Hubbard . bd 17 May 1 541. Sur: Samuel Hubbard. Md 17 May 1841 by William N Bishop BARNES, Thomas H & Sarah M Frantz. bd 7 Aug 18 45. Sur: Henry Frantz Ma 7 Aug 1845 by Joseph T Phelps BAANETT, Cha r les S & Ann R Johnston. bd Sep 28 , 1843. Sur: J aines W J,ohnGeston • . ,MdH 28 Sep 1843 by Urias Powers D f Th BAJtNET'l, orge v~ & Frances Barnes. bd 4 Mar 1847 • au o omas Ba rne s , de ed •. sur : John B Barnes . Md 4 Mar, 1847 by U. Powers BARNETT, J ohn D & Elizabeth Ann Thomas. bd July 151, 1845. Sur: Elias Thomas Md 27 A':1 g 1845 by Joshua Burnett. ((July 18; July 27'* )) BAR.NETT! J ~hn L & Lu cinda E Wil l i ams . bd 15 July 1845. Dau of W C Williams . Sur: John G Tredway. Md 15 July 1845 by Uri as Powers BARNHART, Joel & Margare t R Statle r bd 17 Jan 1 543. Sur : Abraham Statler. /1d ~an 184) by Gideon Scherer{{ * Stutler )) BARNHART, J ohn 01. Art:urn.ria Hur st . bd Jan 18 5 1 • Da u of Jesse Hurs t , 31 de ed. Sur: Andrew Reyn olds . Md 6 Feb 18 5 1 by John Ell~r. BASPJU1, Solomon & Clari nda Mon gol d . bd 11 Dec 1 540 . Sur : Elias Mongold Mu .L6 Dec 1840 by Wi l liam N Bishop l? 1Famil i an Thomp so~. 35 �l VJR GI NJA Ar l -A l...i\CH IAN NOTES BA.SS, Colin & 1an c y April 1978 McClanahan. bd Aug 10, 1841. Dau of Elijah McClanahcn Sur : Wi l liam G Peck. Md 10 Aug 1841 by Urias Powers B3AiYrIB, Ge or ge 'IJ & Elizabeth Ann Roof. bd 2 Sep 1840. Sur: Martin Roof :Md lC Se p t 1840 by J o.shua Burnett. BEAN, Bowyer Iv; & Mary Campbell. bd 9 Nov 1852 . Sur: James M Martin. (Mar y is listed as a free woman on bond) Md 11 Nov 18.52 by J El le r 1 BSC KN ~ , J oh n C & Barbara Brewbaker md 31 Mar 1853 by John Brewbaker BECKNE:R , J ohn C &: Elizabeth Brubaker. bd 29 Dec 1846 Dau of Henry Brewbaker . S ur: Isaac Brubaker. BSCIUI ER , John L & Elizabeth P Thompkins. bd 27 May 1844. Sur: William F Obe nch a in. CONSENT note for Elizabeth sent from Pittsylvania Co Cour t House, signed by her g 1 d 1 n Coalman D Bennett. Wit: Moses H Tompk ins . B~!EH., Geor ge W & Rebecca Jane Windle. bd 19 Jan 1850. Father & Sur: Willi am ltlir..dle. Md 24 Jan 1850 by William L Hatcher . BELL, Jere miah & Hester S aJ1".V9T . bd 10 Jan 1844. Sur: Jasper Sarver. BI.A.CK, Elias & Ann Carrol. bd Sept 5, 1839. Sur: John Hiner. BLAIN, George ':i & Catharine Langhon 1e. bd Nov 7, 1839. Sur : John M Lan gh orne . DIANKENS HIP, Marquis D & Lucinda Sha rtzer. bd 10 Aug 1839. Dau of Jacob Shart ze r. Sur: Nathaniel Gilbert. Md 28 Aug, 1839 by Saml Say ford BLANKENSHIP, Tazewell & Sophia Reynolds. bd 3 Jan 1848. Dau of John Reynolds. Sur: Albert Smelser., who says Sophia is 28 yrs old. Md Jan 6, 1848 by Gideon Scherer. BI.ANK3NSHIP , Wiley & Mary Shartzer. bd 21 Oct 1841. Dau of Jacob Shartze r. Sur: Marcus Blankenship . Md 28 Oct 1841 by Urias Powers BOARD, John & Margaret Bright. bd 3 Dec 1844. Sur : Solomon Wright. Hd 18 Dec 1844 byWilliam L Hatcher. 2 EOARD, 11Vi.lliam P & Mary Ann Board . bd 17 May 1841. Sur: J ames M Board 3 BOHON, James & Sarah Frances Ow:!ns md 30 June 1853 by Wm L Ha t cher BONDRANT, Green & Catharine Allison (fonnerly Litte ral). ba 20 Se pt, 18.52 Father & Sur : John Litteral. BOON, John & Susan Shaver. bd 23 Mar 1846. Sur: Henry Shaver. Md 9 Apr 1846 by William L Hatcher. BOW, John M & Mary Garst . bd 23 Oct 18.52. Father & Sur : Jacob Garst Md 23 Oct 18.52 by John Eller e ((* Bowe)) BOi.vE, Ossias T J & Nancy Stover. bd 28 Jan 1840 . Sur : Joseph Stover. BOWLES, Irvin S & Mary Filson. bd 24 Jan 1849. Dau of Robert Filson deed . Sur : Robert Filson. Md 9 Feb 1849 by Urias PoVl3rs. BOWZER, Emanuel & Anna Sefford. bd 14 Nov 18.50 . Dau of Ge orge Howbert Sur: John Bowe r . . ( (* Bowyer) ) BRADLEY, Davi d & Ann Eliza Jackson . md 15 Mar 1853 by Wm L Ha tcher. BR.ADLEY, Samue 1 P & I.eti tia Watkins. bd Sept 28 , 1846. Father & Sur : John D Watkins . Md 1 Oct 1846 by Joshua Bur ne t t . BREWBAKER , Be njamin & Mary Garst . bd 11 Nov 18 39. Sur: John Gars t. Md 12 Nov 1839 by Joshua Burnett. BREWBAKER , Benjamin & Susan Wol f bd 1 May 1849 . Fat her & Sur: Michae l Re ttin ge r. Md 1 May 1849 . ( (* father Michael Wolf)) DR ICK~Y , Ge or ge W & S arah Elizabeth Starkey. bd 5 June 1850. Dau of PolJey S ta r key. Sur: Wi l liam H Topping . bhICKSY, J are d & Mary Hall . bd 23 Aug , 1851 . Dau of William, deed, & Nancy Hall . Su r: Ar chibald Hall. Md 26 Aug, 1851 by Wm Jeter 2 ( (* Willi am P Baker)) 3((* John c Bohon)) 1 ( (*Jac o b C Beckner ) ) 36 �Apr i l VIRGINIA AP PALACHIAN NOT ES 1978 BRICKEY, Samue 1 & Mahala Brickey. bd 14 Dec 1841. Son of John Brickey Sur: John B lee. Md 16 Dec 1841 by Joshua Burnett BRILIHART, Abraham & Harriet Huffman. bd 20 May 1845. Sur: John Huffman .Md 22 May 1845 by Curtis Clai borne. BRILIHART, Daniel & Delina Huffman . bd Apr 30, 1845. Sur: John Huffman Md 1 Hay 1845 by Curtis Claiborne. BRILIHART, Jacob & Susannah legerwood. bd Oct 12, 1852. Dau of Isabel _ legerwood. Sur: Anderson legerwood. Md 12 Oct 1852 by Wm ~et~r BRILLHART, Samuel & Diana Stoutamire. bd Mar 15, 1842. Sur: Christian Stoutamire. No date on ret. Md by Joshua Burnett· BROWN, David S & leona Trainor. bd Jan 22, 1841. Sur: Allen S Robinson nrl 2 Feb 1841. by Joshua Burnett. BROWN, Joshua R C & Mary J Williams md 11 June 1840 by U Powers BROWN ,1 Merriman & Mary Jane Persinger. bd 17 Jan 1848 . Dau of Catharine . Pe~~in~er. Sur: John Persinger. ivrd 18 Jan 1848 by G Scherer • . BROWN, Pnillip & Elizabeth Garst. bd 8 Oct 1838. Dau of Thomas & Elizabeth Garst. Sur: Thomas Garst. Md 10 Oct 1838 by S Sayford BROWN' W~shington & Sarah Neighbours. bd 19 Mar 1848. Dau of John Neighbors. Sur: David Burkit. Md 15 Mar 1848 ({*lfa.r 10 & 13)) BRUBAKER, Abraham & Elizabeth Rivercomb bd 4 Dec 1843. Sur: Jacob Rivercomb. Md 7 Dec 1843 by Josh~a Burnett·' . . BRUGH, John & Mary Gish. bd 19 July 1 55 2 • Wido~ of David Gish. Surs Jacob G Sperry. Md 22 July 1852 by Absolem C Dempsey· BRYANT, Andrew & Areny Stanley. bd 19 July 1 544. Son of Lewis Bryant• Dau of Mary Stanley. Sur: John Thrasher. BRYANT, Andre w & Susan Mason (p Betsey). bd 2 Dec 1848. Sur: David GishJr BRYANT' Elijah & Lucy JaITotte (p Thomas)• bd 19 Apr 1852 • Sur: James Hundley. Md 22 Apr 1852 by Clack Campbell. BRYANT ' George W & Louis a Childress • bd 18 Jan 1841. Sur: John M Bryant Md 21 Feb 1841 by Samuel Sayford BRYANT, Jesse & Mary Bryant. bd 20 Feb l844. Sur: Andrew Bryant. BRYANT , Peyton & Malone Abbott (p James) .. bd 2l Aug 1848. Sur: Frederick Bryant - states Malone is 21 Md 2 4 Aug 1848 by Joshua Burnett. BRY~NT, Reu~en & Mary Harkrider (p ·John). bd Jl Dec 1847. Sur: Silas Harkrider; William Foster. Md 4 Jan 1848 by G Scherer. BRYANT, Thomas & Malinda Harris. bd 16 Nov l846. Sur: Peter Frantz· BUCHANAN , J ohn L & Parmelia Harris (p Elizabeth) bd 11 Jan 1848. Sur: Woodson T Harris. ((*brother)) BURKS, Hugh M & Mary Elizabeth Frants (p Jacob). bd 2 Dec 1850. Md 11 De c 1850 by Clack Campbell _ _ BUSH , J ohn & N ~cy Neighbours (p Susannah) bd JO JulY 1840. : Sur: Georg-e Bus h . ' BUSH, Willi am & Hannah Gr ounds. (p George) bd 1 June 1843 • Hannah presents note s tating she was 21 yrs old 18 Apr 1843' 1.rlit: Henry Frants• BUSH, Robe rt & Mary Jane Richardson (pJohn). bd l2 June 1850. Surs Tipton B Evans • Md 13 June 1850 by James Stewart• BUSH , Wi lliam & Nancy Brown (p Lewis of Franklin co, Va). bd 17 June 1850. Sur : Char l es Bush BlJSHONG, John & Jane ~vans (p Sa r ah). bd 17 Mar 1 545. Sur: John W Evans md 30 Mar 1845 by Joshua Burnett ((J 0 hn w Evans, father ) bUSSEY, Harmon & J ane Hut che s on . bd May 1 544. Sur: Joel C Bussey BUSSEY, Joel & Sa rah Hasting. bd 17 Jan 1 542 • Sur: John Joi;nston BUS (S ) EY, Thomas H & Sarah N Fo y... bd 23 Se p 1 541 . Sur: David M Woody . 0 lS 1((*Berryrnan Brown )) 37 - -- ~ �- - - - - -- - - - April 1978 BUTT , Henry & Elizabeth Coffman. bd 15 Oct 1840. Sur: Michael Butt. Elizabeth presents note stating he is past 21 signed by John & I.eannah Butt. Md 15 Oct 1840 by Joshua Burnett. BUTT, Martin & Salomey Coffman. bd 21 Oct 1839. Sur: David Coffman Md 22 Oct 1839 by Joshua Burnett. CAI.DWE LL, James & Adeline Smith md Sep 3, 1840 by Joshua Burnett. CAMP BELL, John & Mary Rayford. bd 20 Jan 1848. Sur s Robert Finlay f""id 20 Jan 1848 by William L Hatcher. CAMPBELL, William C & Mary Ann Jordan. bd 28 July 1846. Sur: William Williamson. Md JO July 1846 by John Bowman. Also listed in the Franklin Co Ministers Returns • CARPER, Cas~ll & Mary Evans. bd 15 Feb 1841. Sur: Elias Thomas. Md 2 M..ar 1841 by Joshua Burnett. CAH.PER, Enoch Sullivan & Elizabeth Frances Evans (p Tipton B). bd 20 Nov 1848 . Md 28 Nov 1848 by Absolem C Dempsey. CA.RPER, Isaac & Rebecca Dodd. bd 4 Feb 1840. Sur: James Dodd. Md 13 Jan 1840 by Joshua Burnett. ( (*February 13)) CA.RPER., Valentine & Melinda Shawver. bd 15 Dec 1841. Sur: George H Sarver. Md 13 Jan 1841 by Joshua Burnett. CARTY, James & Mary Jane Blain Shepherd. bd 18 Jan 1847. Father & Sur: Lewis Shepherd. CAWLEY, William & Susan Harkride r . bd Dec 26, 1850. Father & Sur: John Harkrider. Md Jl Dec 1850 by Clack Campbell. CHEETWOOD, Mathew H & Ieanna McCay (p Anna Burket). bd JO Dec 1843. Sur: Henry Boon. ( (*McCoy)) CHITTUM, John C & Catharine S Watson. bd 5 May 1840. Sur: Phillip :Eddington. CIRCLE, William & Mary Jenkins. bd 25 Apr 1842. Sur: George Washington Beemer. Md by Joshua Burnett - no date (md) on return. CLARK, F,d·w in R & ¥.ary Ann Sissler. bd 1 Mar 1852. Father & Sur: Mark B Sissler. CLARK, James C & Elizabeth Wertz (p William). bd 11 Aug 1845 . Sur: Robert Wertz. Md Aug 15, 1845 by Urias Povers. CLARK, Phillip G & Sarah Jane Mullen (p Jane - states Jane is 21) bd 2 May 1848. Sur: Daniel Boon. Hd 3 May 1848 by Gideon Scherer. COALTER, Ne ls on & Elizabeth Ann Gish (p Abraham). bd 6 Aug 1849. Sur: Thomas A Wright. Md 8 Aug 1849 by Gideon Scherer. COLEMAN, John D (.from Campbell Co, Va) & Martha Goodwin (p Joseph) bd 27 June 1842. Sur: John Mitchell. Md JO June 1842 by Wm N Bishop COLLINS, Patrick & Sarah Hutchinson. bd 10 Mar 1847. Sur' William M Peyton. COOK, David & Belona Stoutemier. bd 29 Mar 1841. Sur: Michael Miller. Md 30 Mar 1841 by Samuel Sayford COOK, Jacob & Frances Jennings. bd 12 Aug 1846. Sur: Mathias Cheatwood COOK, William M & Mary L Walton (p William L). bd 26 Jan 1841~ Sur: George W Shanks. Md 27 Jan 1841 by Urias Powers COON, Jacob & Mary Mason. bd 18 May 1846. Surs Jonathan Mason. Md 28 May 184 6 by Joseph 'l' Phelps COON, John & Sarah M Miller (p Conroad-de cd- & Mary). bd 5 Sep 1849. Sur: Mi chae 1 Miller. Md 6 Sep 1849 by Gide on Sctie rer • COON, Patterson & Nancy Barnhart . bd 17 Feb 1845. Sur: Daniel Barnhart· .Md 18 Feb 1845 by Gide on Sche rer. �April 1978 VfRC!NfA APPAL/\.CH!AN NOTES ())ON, Robert & Mary Wertz md 22 Mar 1853 by John Eller CRAWFORD, David & Melvinia Jones. bd 22 June 18~2. Dau of Mary Jones Sur: Joel L Jones. Md 24 June 1852 by W~ll i am Cros s CRAWRlRD, Floyd & Martha Willet. bd 10 June 1839. Sur: Jan~ Willet h'd+2 June 1839 by Samuel Sayford. ({or+June 12)) CRAWFORD, Isaac & Nancy Willet. bd 13 Dec, 1840. Surs James Willet CRAWFORD, Johnson & Harriet Thomason md 18, 18~2 by A J Elmore- t/ov, tB CREVER*, Behjamin H & Susan C Folensbee (Hollinshed on min ret} bd 2 Mar 1843. Sur: John B I Logan; William T Snider. Md by George WMitchell --no date on return. ((*Creves)) CROUCH, James H & Juda Eleanor Tur ner. bd Sept 29, 18!>1. Father & Surs James Turner. Md ~ Oct 18~1 by Cl•ct iearnpbell ( (*not listed by Mr KJN= from mr CTB *CROOCH, John W p Josiah & Locker- b Bedford Co,Va; & Mary .Jane <:Nerstreet p Littlebury & Mary = b Bedford Co,Va.~1 Nov 1853. CUNNINGHAM, George & Margaret Hartman. bd 12 Sept 1844. Surr Noah J Hartman. Md 17 Sept 1844 by Gideon Scherer. ClJNNINGHAM, Samuel & Margaret A Davis (p Ann Clark). bd 18 Oct 1847 Surt H C Greenwood. Md 20 Oct 1817 by G Scherer. DABNEY, John & Lavinia Langhorne (p William of Botetourt Co}• bd 21 Apr 1849. Surs George C Langhorne DAMEV.OOD, Erastus & Sarah Abbott. bd 29 Feb 1840. Sur: Parker Damewood. Md 2 Mar 1840 by Curtis Claiborne DAMEWOOD, Michael & Catharine Hiv@ly {p .John}. bd 20 Oct 18~2. Md 20 Oct 18~2 by William Jeter DAMEV{)()D, Parker & C.aina Abbot. bd 9 Mar 1839. Sur• Isaac Carper DANGERFIEI.D, John E & Ann W Jeter (p Ira}. bd 17 Feb 18~2 DAVIS, Andrew T & Martha J Owen md 24 Dec lEeO by Gideon Scherer DAVIS, David J & Adeline Richardson {p William). bd 8 Oct 18~2 Surs James A Blunt. Md 8 Oct 18~2 by William Jeter DAVIS, Jacob & Christine Bates md 16 Mar 1S42 by Urias Powers DAVIS, James & Sophia Burns'*({*Bernes)). bd l!'.> Aug 18« Suri William Williamson. DAY, John & Hester J Deaton (p .John Sr} bd 13 Apr 1840. Suri Kyle Clinkenpea 1 DAY, James E & Elizabeth Ann Miller (p Conrad) bd Z7 Oct 184~. Sur• John B Mille r. DAY , John W & Mary A Eddington (p .James) bd 22 Dec 18~1. Surs Bernard Pitzer. Md 24 Dec 18~1 by T Hoffman Waugh DAY, Mordica i & Sarah W~bster (p James & Susan) bd 22 July 1838. Sur J oel Lamberth. Md 2 Aug 1838 by Samuel Sayford ( (* from era* DAY, John J b Rockbridge Co, Va & (no name listed) 6 Oct 18~3)} DEATON , Franc is Asbury & Anna Eller. bd 3 Sept 1849. Father & Sura Abraham El ler . Md l Se pt 1849 by Samuel Regester DEATON, John C & Eli~• a Ela m. bd 19 June 1841 • Sura Kyle Clingenpeel Md 24 June 18•1 by Wi l liam N Bishop DEATON, J oseph W & Susa nna Bow bd 28 N 1841 surs James Bow. Md 2 Dec 1841 by Wm N Bi sho • ov DEEDS , John & Sa ra h s Hender~on bd 28 .June l8!>2. Father & Surt John M Henderson nrl 1 July 185 (Sarah Susan Henderson) DENNIS, ((*Dr}) Wil li am H & Ann w Re ad (p Albe rt G} bd 3 Oct 18~1. Sur Willi am G Peck. 8 Oct 18~ 1 by Curtis Cla iborne . = = = = = 2. we 39 �V! RC ir~ ! .\ April 1978 ;\i~~/:, !.__f.. C DENNIT, John & Nancy Parrish bd 26 Oct 1851. Father & Surs Charles Parrish o Md 26 Aug 1 8~ 1 by C R Vaughn DENT , Morgen G & Martha T Miers ( p David Miers) bd 8 May 18~2 Surs William H Pleasant DEYER LE, John B & He nriet t a Dane {p Eli::za Etter). bd 14 June 1848. Suri David Etter - states both are 2lyrs. Md 22 June 1848 by J oshua Burnet t. DICKERSON(Dickin s on ), David ((*-v» & Sarah J Evans (Tipton B) bd 28 Nov 1848. Sur: E Keen Gilbert. Md 28 Nov 1848 by Absolem C Dempsey Samuel Berger , from Berger's st ore in Pittsylvania Co, Va, guardian o f David, con s ent s t o his marria ge. DINWIDD IE, Gustavus A & Julian Persinger (p William) bd 17 Nov, 1 8~1. Sura Robert H Campbel l. DISHONG, J cob & Mary Brown ( p Eli ::zabeth) bd 30 Aur 1841. Sur s Cornelius Upli nger. DODD, J ames & Aggy Smi th. bd 4 Feb 1840 Sura Jacob Smith. Nd 13 Feb by Joshua Burnett 1840 DOLLARD , Edward & R chael Cormely Neighbours (p Sa muel) bd 17 June 1845. Su ri William N Dol lard. Md 19 June 18~ by J Burnett DOOLEY, James & Elmirah Craddock. bd 6 Aug 1851. Surs George Hartman J.ld 7 ug 1851 by Joshua Bur nett DOOSING , Jacob & Rachael Deeds bd 2 Nov 1844 Surs William T Snider DOWDY , Demarcus Lafayette & Catharine Sarver. bd Sept 8, 1846 Father & Sur: Alexa nd er Sarver. Md Apr 10, 1846. ((ltmd Sept 10 )) DOYLE, William F & Julia A Moore {p Joseph) bd 12 Aug 1 8~0 Suri Fleming A Wright Consent Witt Virginia P Moore. DUCKWILER, Joseph & Lucinda Richardson bd 7 Dec 1843 Surt William Richardson DUNKLER, Charles H & Mary Parri h (p Olarles) bd 10 Dec 18~ Suri Will ia m F Rhodes Md 10 Dec 1 8~ by Joseph T Phelps 0 0 EDDINGTON , John D & Martha Vinyard ( p Abraham) bd 14 Feb 1848 Sur Isaac W Vinyard. Md 15 Feb 1848 by PHIUP Rescor l EDES, Joshu a & Joana Custer md 15 May 1848 by Philip Reacorl J EDMUNDS©N, Henry A & Mary A M!wis ( p Maria L) bd 7 Jan 1840 Surs Edward P Jones . Md 7 Jan 1840 by Urias Powers. (~EADES, Joshua & Joannah Foster (p Joseph) bd 14 May 1847; md l~ May 1847 )) {ff-*EARNEST, Jose ph H (widower)= p Peter & Ruth= b Green Co, Tenn Ann R Barnett = widow = p John & Elizabeth Johnson = b Botetourt Co Va = md 6 Oct 1853)) ((* ENGLES 9 Jacob & Emiline Farley (p William) 11 July 1844)) EFFINGER, William F & Maria Nicholas Shootman (p Nicholas) bd 7 June 1848 Sur: Samuel Parrish. Md 7 Jan 1848 by S a~el Regestero (( * bd J an 7 9 1848)) ELKINS 9 Lewis & E li::za Gleen. bd 29 Dec 1840 Surs Christy Latimore md 31 Dec 1840 ( (* groom Ekins) ELLER, George & Nancy Sloan md 23 Mar 18~3 by Jacob Carper. (( * Mer 24)) ELLYSON , Peyton & Margaret Lavendar (min ret1 Magdalene) bd 6 May 1839 md 16 Ma y 1839 by George W Kelley Sur: Thomas Lavender. ENTZMINGER, John T & Liddy K Yopp (p William) bd 16 Dec 1849 Sur! George Spigle EPLING , Philip & Sophia Dulaney (p Elkana R) bd 11 Oct 1847 Md 28 Oct 1847 by William L Hatche r ~ 4o �c\hRGINIA April 1978 APPALACHIAN NQTfS EVANS, James M & Mary W Baldwin (p Ge or ge W) Thomas EVANS, JohnWWJones & Julia Ann Eva ns bd 1 Se pt 1 84 1 bd 27 June 18 44 Sur: J ohn Suri w Thompson FARIS, Benjamin & Mrs Mary Ga rwo od bd 4 Mar 18 40 Su r t Rob rt Lewis Md 4 Mar 1840 by Jo shua Burnett ) bd 17 Jan 1848 FARIS, Jeremiah & Eli zabeth Hartman (p Ge o r ge & N~n~~rer Sur: J acob Hartman Md 20 n 1848 by Gi deon c Oct 1 8~2 Note sayFARROW, CY?'tls & Agn e s L Johnston ( p Willia m) bd 4 ing Agne s is past 21. Father & Surs DanFEATHER, Joseph & Abigail Kefauver. bd 8 Se pt 1~ 5 ~ iel Kefauver. Md 11 Se pt 1851 by Clac k Camp e Levi Hays. ~ FERGUSON, James & Harriet Hays . bd 8 Oct 1840 ) 5)ur: 15 Oct 1840 by Urias Powers . (( *bd Oct 1 8 William L Poague FERGUSON, John & Jane Poage bd 28 Sept 1846 Sur : Md 1 Oct 1846 by William L Hatcher. t Sura William FERGUSON, McDonald & Catharine Gri f fit h. bd 4 Sep 1839 Bussey. Md 4 Se pt 1839 by Samue 1 S a y f ord Sur a Levi Hays ~ FERGUSON, Samuel & Melinda Hays. bd 16 Feb 1842 18 Feb 1842 byUria s Powers {(*yr 1841)) fERGUSON , Wil son & Sarah Sisson bd 15 Sept 1847 Father & Sura Ludlow B Sisson. Nd 9 Sept 1847 by Gi d eon Scherer. (( *bd Sept ~)) FINLAY, Robert & Susan Rayford bd 18 Jan 1848. Sur s Robert J ackson Md 19 Jan 1848 by Philip Rescorl Suri John A Gish FISER, George & Eliza Ann Davis. bd 2!'.> Se pt 1~ 1 room) Md 25 Sept 1851 by Joshua Burnett. ((*Fifer- ~ rs William Grisso FISHER, Samuel & Rebecca Gri sso bd 24 June 1843 u Md 4 July 1843 by Urias Powers l S!>l. Father & Sur FITZGERALD, Greenville & Fra nces Dulaney bd 3 De~ r E R Dulaney. ~ 3 Dec 185 1 by William L Hate :b;aham Naff FLORA, Samuel & Salome Barnhart mcl 11 Aug 1846 by 3 Sura Josephius FOSTER, Jame s H & Sophia Harris (p Levi) b 11 Jan 184 1 0 Harris. • J e sse Walker Md 12 Jan 1843 byThomas Hildebrand Md FOSTER, William & Minny Walker bd 14 Aug 1841 5 u)r bd 11 Mar 1850 FOUTS, Jacob & Emeline Harkrid er (p John Thrasher 13 Mar 18~0 by James Ste wa rt Ma y 1843. Surs FOWLER, Henry C & Clementine W Ste ele (p John) bd 8 Sall'l.lel Jeter ((*~ 1842)) Father & Surs Sa muel FRANCISCX>, John & Sarah Jane Trout bd 9 Mar 1850 Trout., lVd 14 Mar 1850 by A J E lmore Fathe r & Surs FRANCI SOJ, Lewis Jr & Susanna Leon ard bd 30 Oct 1848 er George Leonard. lid 2 Nov 1848 by Gideon Sche~ather & Surt Jacob FRANTZ » J acob & Leah Br ewba ker bd 13 Sept 1849 Brewbaker. Md 13 S0pt 1849 by John Brewbaker.father & Sura J ohn FRANTZ , John & Tirnoxena McCauley bd 18 May 1847 McCauley. Md 20 May 1847 by Joshua Burnett urs Henry Brewb ker FRANTZ, Saiooel & Sa rah BrewbakGr bd 17 Fe b 18 45 5 Min Ret. ( (*md f e b 27)) Md 18 Feb 1845 by U Power s . Sara h Ba rnhart on & Mary = & Magdsl n ( (* FRANTZ, Salll.lel = b Franklin Co= widower P_ 5~ 1oct 1853)) Brubak@r p Henry & Ssra h b Roanoke Co ~2 Father & Surs FRANTZ, Thornton & Sara h Jane Pet tit. bd 24 Jan William Pettit Surs George G Abbot FURROW, James M & Luc y Ann Brickey bd 7 May 184l Md 17 May 1841 by Joshua Burnett = = (TO BE CONTINUED IN JULY VAN) 41 = 18 �VIRGIN IA APP ,'\ L~\ C_ l l_ April 1978 NOTES "'h Mar · -b e r iage B?nds & Minister Returns of Roanoke County, Va, were copied Marvin U Neighbors in 1965 from the original.s in the court house. b so Charles T Burton copied the records there - the differences etween the two copies are noted. The Society wantsto thank these two for allowing us to publish their material. in our quarterly. This mat ·al · er7 may not be published without permission of the two men. As yo~ ':"ill see there are differencesand a person should get a copy of the original to be sure Yhich date or name is correct. J Usually the person co;h_ng the records for his own use will not spend a gre~t deal of time trying to figure which number or letter is correct and will J?Ut down first impression - especial.ly if they can go back to the original if the material. is needed .. for research. This material has not been checked against the Marriage Register of Roanoke County - this is a record of the bonds and minister returns in the files of the court house. So there are probably more marriages recorded for the period than we have listed here. Abbreviations used bd - bond me - married g 'd 'n - gual'dian ( ( * )) - dau - daughter sur - surety designates Mr Burton's datai£ different - - - - BIBLE RECORD Contributed by Alva F Pullen The title page of this Bible is missing, and part is in English and part in German. (Eng) I:avid Rule his hand and ? ? (Eng) Fabruary 29th=18J2? Margat Talor was brought to me Jacob Rule for to be bound to me by the Cort Yargaret was too years old in march the 29th a fter she was brought to me Jacob ~ule (Eng) John W. Pullen was Born February the 15 1841 (Ger) 1804, the JO September, Sunday, has my daughter Elisabeth been born into this world (under the) sign of virgo. 1806, the 7 February, Friday, has my son Th:i.wit (Th:i.vid) been born into this world, sign of Libra. 1807, the 13 November, Friday, has my son Christian been born into this world, sign of Taurus . 1809, the 2 March, Thursday, have my sons Jacob and Gorg (George) been born into this world, sign of Virgo. 1810, the 10 November has my son Adam been born into this world, sign of Taurus Sunday. 1812, the 21 September, Monday, has my daughter Lidia been born into this world, s ign Aries. 1814, the 9 July, Saturday, has my s on Johannes been born into this world sign Aries, 1817, the (?) January, has to us a little daughter been born dead into this world Friday, sign of Cancer. 1822 (?) the 2 S eptember, has my daught er Hede (Hedwig?) ? ? b een bo:rn into thi s world, Scorpio. - - ----- 42 - - - ----- �Apr i l 1978 VIRGIN I A A.PP/\L;\CHlAN NOTES THE HCGE-HAIG FAMILY The following chart was given to us by a friend who received it from H. ) Hoge Mcilhany, (Hard to read, it was a reduced copy and beginning to fade I. Petrus de Haga=(Peter of the Dyk e)=1150 AD =Cape de la Hague, Normandy II. Sir Andrew Haig =Laird of ?Senersyde, Haig 1200-1300 AD Changed spelling from Haga to III. Patrick Hoge, Gilbert Hoge, Squires = Devidit Marches ?betwixt? RidQeth and ?Senersyde IV, Sir John Hoge = Muselboro, Scotland = 1600 AD V, George Hoge = Muselboro, Scotland = (1620 AD) VI, Sir James Hoge = Muselboro, Scotland = (1655) VII. William Hoge,=b 1660 Muselboro, Scotland.= 1st Hoge in Am~rica (1682) on shi~ (Caledonia) = Persecut ed under the Stuarts = Married Barbara Hun.e?/Hume of Paisley, Scotland = Settled first at Perth Amboy then to Cumberland Valley, Pa, = In 1724 he moved his family, except John, to Frederick Co, Va, near Opequon branch of the Potomac. VIII Children of William: 1. John Hoge (1685-1752) 6, George Ho ge (info, lacking) md Gwentholyn Bowen D3..vis 7, James Hoge (1706-1795) (Welsh heiress) 1/md Agnes crawf ~rd Founder of Hogetown, Pa, Griffith 2 I md Nancy. #VIII 2, Solomon Hoge (b 1689) Children listed info, lacking 8, George Ho g e moved South J , William Hoge = Loudoun co, va. info. lacking info. lacking, · nfo lacking) 9. Zebulon Hoge ( i • 4, Margaret Hoge (1688-1764) 10. Nancy Hoge md Dr . Robert White md Robert Wilso)n 5. Alexander Hoge (info. lacking member 1s t Congress I \ ) ) IX. ~ Children of #7 (VI:r:I)above: James Hoge 1. John Hoge (b1730) 4. Joined Braddock's Army 5. Killed at Fort Duqu ~ ne H ge (info. lacking) Edward o D D Hoge Moses R~;5 2 -d July 5, 1820) (b Feb . abeth Poage 1/md Eliz Watkins Hunt 2/md Susan #2 below. Children of 2. James Hoge (1732-1812) md Elizabeth Howe buried old Home Cemetery Belle Hampton, Pulaski Co , Va , 3 , fuughter (name unknown) Grandmother of Gen Robert Evans, f ounder of Evans ville , Ind, And.of Martha ca~led Mattie Evans capitaves of Indians of Abbs Valley x. Children of #2 above(IX) Ja mes Hog e (1 7 J2-1812) e (b 1770) 1. Eleanor Hoge 2. Joseph H~g moved to Tenno md Alford (Inf , lacking ) md Brawling ) . f • lack ing ( in J �VIRGINI A A rP ALl\ CH IAN NOTES The Hoge-Haig Family (con't) x. Apri_ 1978 Children of # 2 (IX): James Hoge (1732-1812) con't 6. Sarah Hoge md James Stafford 3, J ohn Hoge (b 2 4 June 1792 ) great grandmother of Gen F'u.±:.Ston md Prudence Montg omery md J an e Rutledge 7. Elizabeth Hoge md William Foster md Elizabeth Rippy 8. Mary Hoge md Douglas Baker 4. Mart ha Hoge 9, Gen James Hoge (1783-1861) md John Bra_ te_ md Eleanor Howe (1791-1856) 5. Agnes Hoge 10. Ianiel Hoge (b Mar 21, 1785) md M D Summers md Ann Stafford = lived in Ga. 11. William Hoge (b Jan 16, 1789) md Margaret Anderson, XI. children of Gen. James Hoge (#9, X above) (1783-1861) 1. Daniel Howe Hoge (1811-1867) 4. Joseph Haven Hoge (1820-1898) md Ann Hawes de Ja:mette of md Susan Crockett Sayers Caroline Co,= Elected to (1865-1883) daughter of Col. Congress 1865. Robert Sayers of Wythe Co, Va . 2/md Elizabeth Hoge = his cousin 2 . Eliza Hoge (1815-1846) ( md Hon. Ge orge Tyler (d 1889 ) Builder of Wheatland, Hoge ' s Chapel, Giles Co, Va) J. James Fulton Hoge (1818-1873) md Eliza Johnston = daughter 5. William Edward Hoge, M.D. (1822-1885, Bland Co , Va) of Gen Andrew Johnston md Jane Meek, Washington Co , Va. XII. Children of #4 (XI above) Joseph Haven Hoge (1820-1898) 1. Helen Mary Hoge (1844-1882) md Cap, Daniel W Mason of Giles Co, Va , 2. James Robert Hoge (1846-1851) 7. Oscar Hoge (1855-1855) 8, Samuel Sayer Hoge (185 6-1927) md Mary R Price of Newport, Va. (1864-1954) 3. Eliza Tyler Hoge (1848-1848) 9. Willie Sue Hoge (1858-1858) 4. ?Sarah? Ann Hoge (1849-1925) 10. John TS Hoge (1861-1838) md Florence Snidow md Maj, A D Reynolds (1876-1975) 5. Joseph Crockett Hoge (1851-1852) 6. Ellen James Hoge (1853-1854) XIII. Children of #8 (XII above) Samuel Sayer Hoge (1856-1927) 1. Joseph Haven Hoge (1883-195_?) 3. Margaret Susan Hoge (1887-1958 ) md William Herbert Mcilhany md Eliza Harvie Strother (1892-1965) (1889 - 1909) 1 ch: Herbert Hoge Mc!lhany 2 ch: Strother Hoge Joseph H Hog e, Jr. 4, Helen Hoge (1889-1970) 2/md Bess Elliott md Richard Gilliam (1885-1948 ) (1885-1963) 2 ch: Mary Hoge & Elizabeth 2 ch : William E Hoge 5. Samuel Sayers Hoge Jr. Robert Sayers Hoge. ( 1891-1962) 2. Albert Hammon Hoge (M.D.) md Evelyn Bird (b 1898(1 885-1944 ) 2 ch: Katherren & Bird md Frances Jon es (1 886-1949) adopt ed da ughter, Mary Ellen 44 l �VlRC!N I!\ .Arr,.\L/.Cf-!iA.N NOT~ Ap ri l 1978 The Hoge-Haig Family (con ' t ) 6. Mary Hoge (1894md E, M. Shepherd (1896-1963) l 7, David Hoge (b 1902 md Marie Porterfield (1907-1960) 3 ch: David P Jr; Mary Louise; and Bar ba ra. ) 8. Ianiel Hoge (1902-1907) XIV. Child. J con't XIII. Children of Samuel Sayer Hoge of William and Margret Susan Hoge (#3, XIII above) Mcilhany md Virginia Munro Good = no issue XV. Children of Herbert Hoge Mcilhany (XIV above) 1. Kent Hoge Mcilhany (b 27 June 1938 ) md Peggy Hardman 2 children: Margret Kent Mcilhany (b 10 June 1963 Kent Hoge Mcilhany (b 4 Sept 1967 2. William Herbert Mcilhany II (b 10 Mar 1951 md Mollee Merrill - - - - ------- - - LEE COUNTY' WILLS 1794-1832 ~rom.photostats at Va State Archives: Abstracts of Wills which were recorded in Will Book #1, which has been lost or destroyed. (a few of them) p 1. WILLIAM COX: • •. wife Sally, eldest br J h Cox· youngest bro George Cox; bro Abs alom Cox ; dated 27 Oct 180 . W~t·o~~~tlebe~ry Hovey, Philip 1 1 Mulk ey , Hezekie J? ?Dyee, -' • p2 .••• let ters to Jonathan Downs Es La sc ••.•. Phillip Mulky Aeyckia h Dyre l i vi n th ' q' urence Co, g ere ••• • • 18 Aug 1801. p4. Nathaniel Hicks ( s ig Hix)· wi·f J Jean Hicks; son John . . . · e ean; dau Rebecca / Hi cks, Ar chibel Hicks, James Hicks F E kah Bennun Bennum; Ex'r · 1 Ch · w· t ' anny ly, Rebe Ga b r ie ris man ; i : John Noe, Nimrod Chrisman, James Hicks. p 6. William Cox Junr ; Wm & Susanna Baker• wife Nancy; father Wm Cox (s enr) ex' r ; date 26 May 1801· w·t · :oa' ch of myll ravid Coltson; • l • vid Chadwe ' B enJ· • ID Cl OU d • & p 8. Thomas Eas t; 2 dons md & 3 md da 'd' wife Mary; unmarried ch; 25 Dec 1802 ; Wi t : Robert Clarke uBs ~lr~ady rec ?' Hugh McCelland?. ' enJam1n Harres., p 10. J oseph Gilbert ; Nancy wife g est sons Joseph & ex'r ; son Thos; 2 younS04 & John; Wit: Hezekiah Appelgate, Jas Fulkerson . 17 Dec 1 ' ------- --- - - -- - - - -- NOTE: Mr. Roger Pyles is in charg e of the We s t Virgin ia St at e Archives, Charleston, Wes t Virg ini a• 45 . I 1. Herbert Hoge Mcilhany (b 1912 - d ) md Zirleta Kent (b 1914 - d ) 2 children: Kent Hoge Mcilhany & William H Mcilhany II md Mary S Lowe = no issue '1 �April 1978 \ -,r· r·· • ·' :·-. ,1 11r-. . . _ 11 '\CH IAN ___ NOT.S _L_ '·I : _ __ _ '!__ ~ D. .i _ ~-- I ; TI-lE DARSTS OF VIRGI NIA by H. Jackson Darst "Whe n a few we eks old I was carried to the old . "Darst place" at Dublin to be shown to my venerable great-grandmother, Margaret (Trolinger) Darst, who in her partial blindness, asked mother ' to hold him closer.' Although I cannot remember great-grandmother, I grew up in an environment in which she played a significant role and where family history was a part of the everyday fabric of life. A sense of continuity with family members long deceased existed; one learned very early the . significance of being 'well-born."' This is the first paragraph from the preface of THE DARSTS OF VIRGINIA, a chronicle of ten generations in the Old Dominion, with sketche s of the Cecil, Charlton, Glendy, Grigsby, Larew, Miller, Trolinger, Welch, Wygal, and Wysor families. One has to read and examine THE DARSTS OF VIRGINIA to appreciate the research ar.d authenticity behind it. What began with the distribution of mimeographed copies of this "Genealogy" 1943, the research of a high school ~ tude nt , became a 574- page book published by the author in 1972, Wil1 t amsburg, Virginia. The book has fifty illustrations, fourteen chapters on the descendants of the Darst family, ten appendices of allied families , documented notes on each family, a bibliography and index . The very outstanding bibliography lists as sources : ar tic l es , books and pamphlets, church records, famil y Bi bles, newspaper s and religious papers, genealogical charts, public document s , s crapbooks , theses, dissertations and research papers, unpubl i shed materia ls in private collections, and unpublished materials in public co l lec ti ons . THE DARSTS OF VIRGINIA by H. Jackson Darst has been pl a ced in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library as a gift fr om The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, Roanoke , Virginia. Mrs . Oren Counts (Belva) 6804 Nor thway Drive, N. w. Roanoke, Virginia 24019 46 �VIRGJNfA APPALACHIAN NOTES EXCHANGE BULLETI NS Ap ril 1978 As a convenience for our readers, our ex changes and their addresses are listed below. This will be d one only once this year, so please make a note of the page number in case you find an item of interest in future issues. 1. Ancestral Trails Historical Society (Ancestral News), P.O. Box 573 Vine Grove, KY 4o175 2. Apache Geneal. Society (Apache Genealogist), 109 Kayetan Drive, NE, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 3. Ark-La-Tex Geneal. Society (The Genie), PO Box 4462, Shreveport, LA 71104 4. Boone County Geneal. Society (Newsletter), Box 146, Hewett; WVA 25108 5. Car-Del Scribe, Charles & Edna Townsend, Route 3, Box l20A, Middleboro, MA 02346 6. Clark County Geneal. Society (Trail Breakers), 801 Southeast 119th Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98664 7. Fort Worth Geneal. Society,(Footprints), Box 864, Fort Worth, TX 76101 8. Greater Cleveland Geneal. Society (Certified Copy), P. O. Box 9639, Cleveland, OH 44140 9. Hidden Valley Geneal. Society (Hidden Valley), Route 6, Box 4057, EsCbndido, CA 92025 10. Indiana Historical Society ( Genealogy The Hoosier Genealogist), P. o. Box 88255, Indianapolis 'IN 46208 11. Kanawha Valley Geneal. Society (Jour~al),. PO Box 8555, s. Charleston, WVA 25303 12. Midwest G.e nealogical Society (Register), PO Box 1121, Wichita, KS 67201 1 3. Orange County Geneal. Society (Bulletin), Huntington Beach Public Library, 7111 Talbert, Huntington Beach CA 92648 14. The Palatine Immigrant, 1492 GuilCord Road, Columbus, OH 43221 1 5 . Ri ley Count y Geneal . Society, 409 North 17th Street, Manhattan , KS 66502 (Kansas Kin ~ 16 . Seattl e Geneal. Society ( Search & Prove), PO Box 549, Sea t t le Washi ngton 98111 17 . Tid ewater Genealogical Society (Virginia Tidewater Genealogy) 131 Wi lde r ness Rd, Hampton, VA 23669 18. Virginia Genealogical Society (Quarterly), P. o. Box 1397, Richmond , VA 23211 19 . Wabash Val l ey Geneal . Societ~ (Sycamore Leaves), P. O. Box 85 , Terre Haute, IN 47808' 20 . Watauga Ass n. of Genealogists (Bulletin), Sherrod Library, Room 301, Ea st Tennessee State u., Johnson City, TN 37601 21G Yakima Val l ey Geneal. Society Box 2967 Yakima, WA 98907 (Bulletin) ' ' We are adding more exchang es all the time so will try to give the complete_ name and addr ess the first time a note appears for a new ex.change o ( Thi s is the ~esult of a letter to your Editor--see what on e person can do by writing!) All letters are apprecia t ed and your suggestio n s will be given consideratiano Mary Maier I J �I VfRG fNf /\ APP:\L ACH IAN NOT ES EXCHANGE BULLETIN NOTES April 1978 Vir i n ia Ti d ewate r Ge nealo - De c ember 1977: Virgi n ia (Southw e stRx nam e s - Jo h n an•l lliary Turner Hampton, L:rnbhhurg and Be.i f o rd Co un ty ab out 1760. Virgi ria Gen ea l og ical Society QuRrterly - January 1978: Godwi n - A.mri en :ta -'l il y Bi b le, B o ~ e t ourt County; Sinking Creek Cem e t e ry In sc ri ~ Yt i on s , Abi n gd on ; SW Va. names - William and El i z ::i heth T t-:: ·" lJl :> Ki nca id, Roc~ bridge Co; Henry and Elizabeth Ke -::;l e r, Bo t e t o u .C' t Co. ; Mo s by a r d Catharine G Lesuer, Henry a nd F rankl in Co 3 .; B P.dford Co Moody, Hale, Willis 1 Tucker fa n1 ilie s; Y.J i llj ·u r. an:l Agnes Pr ior Yates, Bedford Go. Also, a n o te t h qt t he No r th Carolina State Archives, Raleigh has a rr icro f i cLe in clex to 170,000 N.C. marriage bonds, 174lel868. Ca r-Del S eri b e - DP.c emb e r 197'/ : Virginia names - Ashwell, St11rn p , El li s fam ili es , Bedfor ~ Co; Ja~ es M ~rtin, Campbell Co; Fran c i l P~lle y , Bed ford. Jan18 ry 1977: Sarah F~rmer, Bedford Co ; J ohn ~nd Arthu r J ohn son, Au gusta Co. The Ce r t i fied CQJ2..Y - DPc e mb er 1977: Cont~ins a listing of the loc at ion of Bi r t h, De at h , M ~r1 i a ge, Divorce, Naturalization, qn d tqx r e co r a s ; deed j_ndex es & d e eds ; wills for Cleveland a nd Cuy aho g a County, Ohio. Search ~nd P rove - Wint e r, 1~ 7 7: Seattle Genealogical Soci e ty now has 137, 500 surname cards in their files. Virginia names Pa ul an d Crun in Famil i es; Kary Ellison; Smith , Ro b ertson, and l 1!cG e o:rge families of Bedford Co., Montgomery, Co., and Franklin Co.; Sloniker and Ci s cus nnd ~ cCorm ic fa milies. Genealogy - Nov emb e r 1977: Exc ellent article on Fed e ra l Cen s u s ; Virginia names - Jared and Ca : ~ p e r l-iichael. The Certi f ied Co_QY - February 19 78: This is the last issue o f t h is publ i catio n as a monthly ; beginning with th e March i ssue it will b e come a quarterly. We are looking f orward to thi s change with a gr eat deal of i n terest. 'l'he Hoosi e r Gen ealogist - De c ' mi: e r 1977: Irish Re s e!3. rc h information; Vi rg inj_a narr es - D3.vi( a nri Reb ecc a Golladay; Peter H. a nd Eliza Douehty Go lla day. 1 Car-Del Scr~be - F ebruary 1978 : Virgi ni a name s - Bat h s heba Lon tg o H'.e r y , Eli ~a b eth }!ontgome r y Iv1cGoldmery . Quot e from "Co r f e e 13reak " - 11 • • • ke e p e n hunt ing a nd t r ying to pro ve out the tra cl i tion •• • • Don ' t do any jumping to co nclusions though ••• prov e it or di s prove it ." Midwest Ge ne a logical Register ( NEW EXCHANGE) - Jun e 1977: Virginia n am es - Samu e l a nd Ma r y Wi l l s B::tlCl:.dn, Hoskinso n fa mily, John and Na r y Smith PE ·den; De c ember 1977: Virg inia n a n: es - Asa 1'lo o d y, C:i t l~ e ri ne Ama nda Noo dy H::t l l Andrew and Su san Ko ont z Hul ing , Pen nin g tc. ns and Parsons~ Lorenzo Dow Co le, Wi l l iam and Susan Rob e rtson Ricketts. lThis is an ez:cEl l en t ·3.·~_\ 1ition to our Excnangeso Editor) �April 1978 Th e Palatine Im~igrant - Winter 1978: An excellent a rticle, "Pennsylvania Germ::in Fraktur as a Genealo gi cal Source~' Those with German ancestors will want to take a loo k at this. Yakima Valley Genealogical Society - January 1978: Historical sketch of Yakima County . The Genie - January 1978 (NEW EXCHANGE): A big 70-page issue completely indexed. Ancestral News - January 1978: Virginia names - Richard and Lucy Hall Stith, John and Lucy Ann Hardaway Stith. Kentucky cemeteries. Footprints - February 1978: Virginia names - George and Mary E. Hudspeth Collins, 1800; Joshua and Elizabeth Clay Morgan; David Allen, 1802. The Apache Genealogist - January 1978: Virgini a names - James and Gatherine King Neese, George and Polly Fanning Neese, James Eli and Sarah Elizabeth Mi ller Neese, James Garfield and Mary Jane Harmon Neese, George and Sarah Haga (Hagey) Harmon; Obadiah Hammons. The Journal of Kana~ha Valley Genealogical Society - March, 1978 (NEW EXCHANGE): The Doddridge family, Slaughter family. -------- - - - - - - - - - Everyone interested in researching fa mily history s hould be aware of the followin g item which appeared in t h e "Edi t or's Notebook " of Vi.rginia Tidewg_ ter Genealogy, December 1977. (p.189) "U.S. PO P ULATI~ :~ CI:TJS'JS HECORDS A.ND II.R. 6993. On 6 May 1977, Mr . Phil; p R: QH~RP (Indiana) introduced a bill i n the Congre3~ ~h ich i s ai~1 ed ::i.t a r-iending title 13 U.S. Code, b y requ:i:ri~:g popula;t~on cen sus records to be transferred to th2 ~ati?nal Arcnives with in 50 years after a census and that sucn :re~ords be htade availg_ble after 75 years to perso~~ conducting research for g enealogical historical or n·e·1 1cal pur pose s. ' At the presGnt . ti. rn, e, the hi lJ- is i·n commi•ttee (Post Office C. il S , iv ervic c:; ) a nd no action . d. hear inf s has ,'J an• ). ,_ , l ac Be c , l n c 1u l ng . ' t.,ar\.en p eo ause Of tbe imp3.ct Of the bill on genealogical research, we sh0uld not ~ it ·t rite to our . r le s at, e o w Conbr.r ressrna n a s k. i ~g th e1r s upport f H • Al so, our Congressmen should be urged t torth .F. 699 3ving and out ~ c · tt ee so t ,ua _ t it . o r Po i· ~r:i ~· ' l can be ,qt ·d e bil 1 mothe floor of the .dou .: ; e 9f_R_ep.!e_:3e_nt~ tives." . c e upon on - Have you seen Hazel's l a t -- - - - ---- - - -- She said~ "Not a bad batt~st on Family History - Roots? si.Je I have a judge 9 a m ng aver:-ige, }.:::ssy. On my fathe r 1s 011 my mother's side H11 ayorj) a hangrran~ and a horse thie.f., 0 • �VfRC rN rt- ,A,r_P /\ lL_C H IAN NOTES April 1978 S OUTHWES TERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Members for 1978 1 l A7 ABSHEAR, Mr William = 3803 Marcus Ave = NeWJ>ort Beach, Ca 92663 A1 ADAMS , Ms I rma = 1815 Rivermont Ave. Apt #6 = Lynchburg, Va 24503 A6 ALIFF, Mrs Nadine = 8317 MacCorkle Ave = Marmet, W Va 25.315 A5 ALLEN, Mrs B M = Fincastle, Va 24090 A3 & A4 ANDERS ON, Mr & Mrs Bruce = 310 - 4th St = Wytheville, Va 24382 AS ANDERS ON, Miss Virginia = 15918 Cardinal Dr= Woodbridge, Va 22191 A2 AVERY, Mr Jim = p O Box 2154 = Roanoke, Va 24009 B19 BALL, Mrs Bonn ie S = 606 Wood Ave = Big Stone Gap, Va 24219 B18 BANDY, Mi ss Karen = 49 San Miguel Ave = San Mateo, Ca 94403 B15 BARNES, Mrs Freda = 1111 Wilmore Dr= Middletown, Ohio 45042 B9 BATTIS TA, Mrs Dorothy C=7024 Hanson Dr South = Jacksonville, Fla 32210 Bi6-17 BEARE, Mr & Mrs Robert F = 160B Oak Ave = Duncan, Okla 73533 B4 BEESON Jr, Mrs Calvin = 1401 Marion Rd = Bucyrus, Ohio 44820 B13 BELCHER, Mr Lawrence A = 4303 Croatan Rd = Richmond, Va 232.35 B1 & B5 BELL, Mr & Mrs Sharon A = 1719 Colgate St, NE = Roanoke, Va 24012 B14 BETTIS, Anne L = J08 Miracle Strip Pkwy = Fountainhead Apt #26D = Fort Walton Beach, Fla 32548 B12 BLACK Jr Ltc (ret), Mr Garland= 5306 Easton Dr= North Springfield, Virginia 22151 B11 BOOK, Mrs Pauline W = Rt 1 Box 146 A = Alexander, N. C• . 28701 B2 BROWN, Mrs A E = 3935 Hummingbird Lane SW = Roanoke, Va 24018 BS BRUBAKER, Mr Marwin = 5532 Kiva Dr = Sacramento, Calif 95B41 B14 BUTTS, Mrs Robin H = Rt 2 Box 120 =St Joseph, La 71366 C1J CAPERTON, Mr Bernard M = 1113 West Main St= Charlottesville,Va 22903 C12 CARDONA, Ms Mary = 7 Duke St = New Brunswick, N. J. OB901 C7 CASH, Mrs Rula D = 5667 W Ramsey = Banning, Calif 92220 C14 CLARK, Mrs Anna May = 4604 North Gladstone = Kansas City, Mo 64117 Ci COBURN, Mr William S = 304 William St =Narrows, Va 24124 C9 COGDELL, Mrs Wilma S = 43.35 Charleswood = Memphis, Tenn 3B117 C10 CONN, Mrs Thomas R = 1311 W 16th = Topeka, Kansas 66604 C2 COUNTS, Mrs Oren R = 6804 Northway Dr, NE = Roanoke, Va 24019 C6 CRAWFORD, Mr Harold R = 1615 Rocky Ford Rd = Columbus, Ind 47201 C11 CROTTY, Mr A Eugene = "Jamestown" = fuleville, Va 24B03 D11 DARRAH, Ms Mary = 9118 - 126 Ave NE = Kirkland, Wa 98033 D12 DARST, Dr H Jackson = 210 Indian Springs = Williamsburg, Va 2.3185 D4 DAVIS, Mr Gary W = B77 Little Bend Rd= Altamonte Springs , Fla 32701 D14 DECKER, Ms Jill T = 421 Echols St SE = Vienna, Va 22180 D7 DePUE, Mrs Josephine Carr = Rt 1 Box BJ =Amesville, Ohio 45711 D13 DICKERSON, Mr Richard B = 2802 Wellesley Ct =Blacksburg, Va 24060 DB DRAKE, Mrs Ruth = General Delivery = Oldfield, .Missouri 65720 D6 DRAPER, Mrs Nancy J = Rt #1 Box 402 = Alexandria, Ind 46001 D10 DUNCAN, Mr Jimmy= p O Box 264 =Clinton, Ark. 72031 · ~ DYER, Ms Mandia E = 1887 Arlington SW = Roanoke, Va 24015 E2 EDDY, Mr Nelson ·Rooert = 1634 Second Ave= Terre Haute, Ind 47B07 E3 ELSWICK, Ms Betty = 3508 Maple Rd = Jeffersontown, Ky 40299 FJ FALLS, Mrs Mary A = Rt 1 Box 77 = Thomson, Ill. 61285 F2 FERGUSON, Mrs Virginia = Rt 2 Box 297 = Salem, Va 24153 F4 -'"FINNELL,. Mr Merlin C = 502 Freeman Dr = Monticello, fnd 47960 F1 FOWLER, Mrs Claude S = P 0 Box 5133 = Roanoke, Va 24012 F6 FRANTZ, Ms Evelyn Rosemary = 7225 New Castle Rd = Lafayette, Ind 47905 G5 & G6 GARDMAN, Mr & Mrs Alfred W (Wilma P) = 6014 Village Glen Dr= Iallas, Texas 752 06 50 �April l 978 \trRGJNIA APPALACHIAN t:JOTES G1 Mrs D W = 301 Houston Ave, NE -_ Roan o ke. ' Va- 24012 Roanoke, Va 24017 GJ & G4GLOSH, GRISSOM, Mr & Mrs Joe L = 3112 Salem Turn~nk: - Kan s 66206 H17 H11 H14 HS H13 H1 H16 H15 H20 H12 H7 H9 H18 H2 H4 H19 H21 H10 I2 I1 J2 JS J6 K7 KB K6 K5 K1 L1 L7 L5 L6 L2 M1 M20 M1 6 M13 M14 M19 M2 M12 MJ M9 M4 MS M6 M15 NJ N2 N4 OJ 04 HALL, Ms Dorothy= 5810 Newton= Shawnee= Mi ss ion,V HALL Mrs Minnie = 2617 Lynhurst Ave NW = Roanoke, a 24012 HAMMOCK, Mr Charles E ~ 518 Park Rd ~ Crozet • Va r:;~9~~ HAMPTON, Mrs Grace 1324 E Main St = Richmond , Calif 95350 HANSON, Ms Georgia M = 308 E Rumble Rd = Modesto, HART, Mrs J L = RFD 7 Box 403 = Roanoke, Va 240l 8 R oke Va 24019 HARVEY, Mr Hansford. Taylor ~ 6648 Bryant Circl e = oan ke 'Va 24019 HARVEY, Mrs Thelma Wright = 6648 Bryant Circle ~ Roan~la' 80 HASSELBRINK, Mrs Donald = 2265 Anne Dr = '!1tusvil~e' 68 327 HAWKINS, Miss Virginia = Box 54 = Wayne~v:lle, Ohl~ Tampa, Fla 33606 HEMMINGWAY, Mrs Ruth Keeling = 114 Martinique Ave Va 24060 HEPLER, Mrs Ann W = 505 Linkous Circle = Blacksbur~, Va 24015 HILL, Mrs Rosalie Wade = 2234 Westover Ave = Roano ~ HILL, Mrs S C = 954 Starmont Ave NW = Roanoke, Va 01 NJ 08070 HOBBS, Mrs James M = P 0 Box 752 = Pikeville, Ky 4 ~ile HOFFMAN Jr, Mr Paul = 11 Fort Donelson Rd = Pe:insvi Te:m 37830 HOLSOPPLE, Mr H L = 102 Potomac Circle = Oak Ridge, oke Va 24015 HORTON, Mrs William T = 3528 Winding Way Rd SW= Ro~s ='Verdes,Ca 90274 IRWIN, Mrs Harry A = 28329 Coveridge Dr = Rancho Pa ke Va 24018 INMAN , Mrs Pauline Y = 4116 Belle Meade Dr SW = Ro~n° 4015 JOHNSON, Mrs J H = 1103 Overland Rd SW = Roanoke' a ch Va 22042 JORDAN, Mrs Richard L = 3118 Cofer Road =Falls Chur 501 JUSTICE, Mrs Marie R = P 0 Box 2172 = Pikeville, Ky 414 DEITH, Mr Edward = 2801 Sample Ave = Roanoke, Va 24 01Va 24019 KEGLEY , Mr George= Tinker Creek Lane NE =Roanoke, oke, Va 24018 ICTNGDON, Mrs Arthur F = 3614 Verona Trail SW = Roan li KITTINGER, Mrs A A = 1218 Scott Place = Cary, NC 2 4 KYLE, Mrs Ann = 3411 Exeter St, SW = Roanoke, Va 2 ke1 Va 24012 LANDRESS, Mrs Roys e A= 2528 Edinburg Dr NW= Roan~~ Roanoke, Va 24012 LAVINDER, Mrs Francis Ilene = 2702 Cedarhurst Ave 703 LANDRUM, Mrs Ruth G = 4306 Harvard = Midland, Texas 79 d 46408 * LOVE, Mr Delbert E = 2074 West 50th Place = Gary, 1 ~o14 LOW Jr, Mrs S R = 2801 Longview Ave = Roanoke, Va 2 4012 2 40215 MAIER , Miss Mary C = 2609 Hillcrest NW= Roanoke, Va Ky MARTIN, Mi~s Gladys M = 1420 Earl Ave= Louisvill:'st Cloud,Fla 32769 MAY, Mrs Rita Jean =Rt 1 Box 509 = Eden-on-Lake NC 27106 MAYS, Mr Ormas F = 3713 Maverick St = Winston-Sale~4 MELTON, Mrs Evelyn = Rt 6 Box 14 = Roanoke, Va 24~ MEYER, Mrs C A = 7427 Cayton = Houston, Texas 770 14 MILLER, Mrs W E = 4928 Buckhorn Rd = Roanoke, Va 2 40B07 MONROE, Mr Raymond S = Rt 3 = Maynardville, Tenn 3~ 24014 MOORE, Mrs J A = 2716 Richeliue Ave SW = Roanoke' ~ 46168 MORMANCE, Mrs CM= 326 Holiday Dr= Plainfield, In Va 24014 MOSELEY, Mrs S T == 2310 Stanely Ave SE = Roanoke' MOULSE , Mrs G H = 924 Watts St = Salem, Va 241.53 Va 24015 MULLINS, Ms Eleanor M = 1253 Floyd Ave SW = RoanokeB07 McDONALD, Mrs T L = Route 3 = Maynardville Tenn 37 Ariz 85635 NEESE, Mrs Shirley A = 1448 Sierra Dr = Si~r.ra Vistake Va 24017 NEIGHBORS , Mr Marvin U = 3817 Vermont Ave NW= Roano_ ~ew York,NY 10018 NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, The =Fifth Ave at 42nd St o' DELL, Ms Ruth W = Box 525 = Coeburn Va 24230 66614 O' TOOLE, Mrs Shirley = 3113 Ston e = T~p eka, Kansas 374 ?:: 450 2 019 2 4g 1 51 l l I I I j �vrRGfNf A APPALA CH IAN NOTES 02 Pi6 P15 P17 P8 P4 P9 P7 Pi P12 P1J & P2 PJ P11 P10 .R4 R8 R11 R1J R10 R9 RJ & R2 R14 R7 R1 SJO S17 Si S7 S12 s10 SJ2 s29 S2 S15 S24 S22 S11 SJ S18 s25 S16 S4 S23 S6 S31 s5 S28 S27 s19 & April 1978 OUCH, Mrs Penelope G = 1356 S.E. 7th Court = Deerfield Beach, Fla 33441 S . G. E. Q. = PARKER, Nancy L, Editor = 4305 Coquina Dr. S = Ja cks onville Beach, Fla 32250 P14 PAULEY , Mr & Mrs William E = Rt 10 Box 256 = Sanford, NC 27330 PAYNE, Mi ss Frances = 1213 E Washington Ave = Vinton, Va 24179 PAYNE, Mrs M D = Box 73 = Bradley, W Va 25818 PEARLMAN, Mrs Agnes B = 2001 No. Westwood Ave= Santa Ana, Ca 92706 PETERSEN, Mrs W M = 724 Grace Ave = Charleston, W Va 25302 PHILLIPS, Oma Dee = Box 615 = Lamesa, Texas 79331 PHLEGAR , Mr Robert G = 216 Craig Ave = Salem, Va 24153 PORTER , Mr Lawr en ce E = Rt 6 Box 174 = Rushville, Ind 46173 POR'IS, Mr Mi cha el A = 1014 Cedar Ridge= Annapolis, Md 21403 PRUNER, Mr George A = P 0 Box 415 = Lebanon, Va 24266 PYLE, Mr George S = 21109 Cedar Lake Rd = Golden, Colorado 80401 PYLE, Mr Howard T = 1546 W Jefferson St = Kohoma, Ind 46901 PYLE, Mrs Marsha Pyle = 304 C Outer Belle Rd. = Trotwood , Ohio 45426 RAADE, Mrs Ha z el = Box 156 = llirham, Calif 95938 Serials Dep t = % Mrs Ann Swain, Archivist = RADFORD COLLBX;E LIBRARY = Radford, Va 24142 R12 RAMSEY, Mr & Mrs Elliott = 116 - 23rd St SE = Roanoke, Va 24014 RAMSAY, Mrs Iva T = 908 Westwind Dr= North Palm Beach, Fla 33408 RECKER, Mr Cha rles = 819 Franklin = Las Vegas, Nev. 89104 REICHEL, Lt Col Joseph J = J44 Titan St =Aurora, Colorado 80011 Reynolds, Mr William W = 1013 Askham Dr= Cary, NC 27511 RHODES, Mrs Delmar G = 1617 Hampton Ave SW =Roanoke, Va 24015 ROBEB'IS, Mr Glenn C = 2097 Superior Ave =So, Charleston, W Va 25303 ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY = Virginia Room = 706 S Jefferson St = Roanoke , Va 24011 ROSS Jr, Mrs Frank J = 601 Camilla Ave, SE = Roanoke , Va 24014 SADLON, Mrs Ramona Joyce = 1207 Fox River Dr = DePere , ·Wisc 54115 SCHRADER, Mrs Patricia Lancaster = 3438 Castle Rock = Garland, Tx 75042 SCOTT, Mrs Alpha B = 1044 Halliahurst Ave = Vinton , Va 24179 SCOTT Jr, Mr H W = 4816 Delray St = Roanoke, Va 24012 SCOTT, Mrs Janet M = RR 2 Box 540 = Monticello, Ind 47960 SHAB, Marjorie E = 272 LaPala Dr. Apt 16 = San Jose, Calif 95127 SHEPARD, Mr Clarence E = 2641 Delmonte Ave = Iayton, Ohio 45419 SHERWOOD, Mrs James W = 1322 Indian Hills Dr = Tuscaloosa, Ala 35401 SHIVELY, Mrs E Moyer= Rt 6 Box 250 =Franklin Heights= Rocky Mt, Va 24151 SKINNER, Mrs Mildred = 2513 Blues t em = Ponca City, Okla. 74601 SMITH, Miss Robin A = 2926 Whittier Dr = Kalamazoo, Mich 49001 SOARD, Mrs Patricia R = Rt 6 Box 4057 = Escondedo, Calif 92025 SOLHEIM, Ms Joan = 801 Southeast 119th Ave = Vancover , Wash. 98664 SPRADLIN, Mrs Louise J = Rt 1 Box 146 =Vinton , Va 24179 STACKHOUSE, Mrs John= 515 West Elm St = Washington C.H., Ohio 4J160 STAUFF, Ms Barbara H = 506 Frederi ck St = Santa Cruz, Calif 95062 St CLAIR , Mrs G B = J04 Logan Dr = Portsmouth , Va 23701 STEADHAM, Mr Robert H = 2713 Weaver Rd, SW = Roanoke, Va 24015 STEVENS, Mr John M = 22514 Bay View Ave =Hayward , Cali f 94541 STICKLEY , Mrs Jerry= 2241 Millerstown Rd= Urbana, Ohio 43078 STOLLER, Mrs Helen C = 1811 Preston Dr = Columbus , Ga 31906 STOVER Jr , Mrs Herbert G = 1026 Homestead Dr = Salem , Va 24153 STUERKE, Lt Cecil = 871 Chestnut Cir cle = W. P.A.F.B., Ohio 454JJ SURFACE, Mrs H S = 401 Surface Dr = Tazewell, Va 24651 S20 SUTHERLAND, Mr & Mrs W Harry = 5607 Chamberlayne Ave = Richmond , Va 23227 52 �Apri VIRGJNIA APP/\LA.CHIAN NOTES S26 T7 T4 TS T6 T3 TJ Ti v5 V4 V2 V3 WiO W6 W8 W3 Wi2 W2 W7 w5 W11 W14 w9 Yi Y2 • L6 1978 SWAIN, Mrs Mary Lou = 321 Rainy Lan e = Thorne Bay, Alaska 999 50 TAYLO, Ms Mary M = 1505 Fast Oak = Enid, Okla . 73701 TERRY, Mr Robert W = 4900 Springdale Rd = Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 THORN, Mrs Barbara = 1607 Orchard Hts Rd, NW = Salem, Oregon 97304 TIERNEY, Mr Gordon P = 1810 Thomas Atkinson Rd = Inverness, Ill 60067 TOWNSEND, Mrs Mary Saunders = 2330 Rosalind Ave SW = Roanoke, Va 24014 'IYSON, Mrs Helen Farmer = i31 Fast Oak St = Anders on, Ind 460i2 THOMPSON, Mrs Lesba Lewis = 1745 Meredith Lane = Belleair = Clearwater, Fla 33516 VILLERE, Mrs Didney 1 = 1668 Dufossat St = New Orleans , La 70115 VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIE'IY = Blvd & Kensington Ave = P 0 Box 7311 = Richmond, Va 23221 VON TREBRA, Mrs Birdie B = 246 N Fowler st, Apt J = Oconomowoc,Wisc 53066 VOWELL, Mrs Marion = i508 Warwick Rd = Palatine, Ill 60067 WALDRON, Mrs Irene L = Rt 2 Box J38 = Salem, Va 24153 WALTERS, Mr Roy Jones = 164i Loganville Rd, Rt #2 = Loganville, Ga 30249 WARD, Mrs Paula= 800 Northwest 15th St =Minot, N.D. 58701 WEDDLE, Mr Calvin L = 4404 Pennsylvania Ave, NE = Roanoke, Va 24019 WHITESIDE, Mrs Richard V = 11510 Rockcraft = Dallas, Texas 75218 WILLIS, Mr Thurston L = 5708 w Norfolk Rd = Portsmouth, Va 23703 WOLFGANG, Mr Meldon J = 869 Lancaster St = Albany, NY 12203 WOMACK, Mrs Helen R = 3461 Manana = Dallas, Texas 7 5220 WORKMAN, Mrs L C = 2016 Fast 13th St = Topeka, Kans 66607 WRIGHT, Mrs Johnnie M = 3201 SW 81 Ave = Miami, Fla JJ155 WRIGHT, Mrs Viola B = 405 Pennsylvania Ave = Salem, Va 241 53 YATES, Mrs Anne H = P O Box 2047 = Ridgecrest, Calif 93555 YATES, Mr William A = P 0 Box 7151 = Yates Publishing Co = Murray, Utah 84107 Address Change to: 3135 Overton Rd., Tucson, AZ 85700 - - - w. -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - INFORMATION for the following members B15 : Mrs Barnes contact Mrs W M Bostic , 13161 Coleman Place; Garden Grove; California, on the Linkous family. (see P 2 4 5 Yantus' ARCHIVES OF THE PIONEERS OF TAZEWELL CO., VA") ' Ci: Mr Coburn: Wm Givens & Mary Walker were md 18 June 1799, Botetourt Co. There is a min. ret., bond, and consent of her uncle, Henry Walker. Also check bd of 'Ihos Eakin & Polly Walker dated 11 June 1799--she changed her mind about marrying Thomas. A will for Henry Walker pro. 1803 names ch: among them Henry. Contact J Tracy Walker Jr· Rt 5 Box 258; Charlottesville, Va , who is researching the Walker & Givens f~mily. S10 : Mrs Sha b : George Wa 1ker Jr md 18 Dec 1805 Botetour t Co ' Va ( to ) Eleanor Looney, dau of John Sr. (bd, consent & min. ret.). 1)3,niel m~ ~~t 8 April i816 to Cath'e Myers, f Henry. Jacob ?md by publication on 1805 to Eliz 'h Renfro , all in Botetourt Co John L di· v est. on Dec 1823 ·. • ooney, • t c ly Eliz'h already md Reynolds. A John Looney was in Botetour o. as ear a s 1772. Geor ge Walker Sr had a blacksmith shop in New Castle, Va. Eliz'h Looney md 26 June 1817 To Wm E Reynolds. 4 I do not believe the above Walker familie s were related. E2~ John Fond eree and Sarah Tygart md 23 March 1837$ Monroe, WV&; J acob Ba ke r and Harden i ar Fonderee rod 28 Feb l 37 , Monr oe Co, WVa; Jaco b Sherer and El izabeth Fonderee md April 1837, Monroe Co , WVa. Babe Fowler 53 17, ) ) �VIRGI NIA A PPALAC HI AN N . 2. 1 97 8 SURNAME I NDEX Abs he a r A- 7 Acker man ( Aukerman) G-1 Adam K- 6 Adams A-1; D- 6; G-1; M-5 Akers J- 6 ; M- 3; W-10 Alif f A-6 Al l e n A-5 Al le n d e r D -6; H- 4 Alley K- 3 Al t i c k M-3 AmysF-6 Anders K-3 Ander s on A-3; A-4; A-8 ; K-3 Andre ws R-6 Armbrister L -2 Armen t rout S -28 Armstrong H-4 Arnell M-3 Asbury F-1 Ashwell R-5 Aus tin M-5 Avery A-2 Avril M-1 April 1978 Bi rd {See Byrd) Black B-12; C-6 Bl ankenshi p M- 3 Bl ue B-2 Bobbitt L-7 Bodwich G-lBogges Bogges P. -2 Bohon T-5 S-28 Boley F -6 Bone Booth K-7; S-1 Bostic M-19 Bostwick W-12 Bowman F-6 Boxley R-4 T-6 Boyte aux S-28 Br adshaw P-9 Brammer P-4 Branch P -3 Brannan Branset t er F- 6 Br ant P-3 Br as e S-28 Bratton I-2 Brian T-6 Brockway L-2 Broughard W- 1 2 Br own B-2 ; H-5; R-3; S-27 ; T - 6 Br owne B- 2 7 Brubake r B-8 ; R-9 Bruner P-2 Bryan T-6 Br yant C- -7 Buchanan Y-1 Bu rne t t R-6 Burnette C-2; R-14 Bur ton G-1; H- 1 1 Bu sh W-9 Bu t t W-12 Byrd B-1 ; C- 12 ; K-3; M-3; 5-27 Byrne s A- 2 Bailey G-1 ; S-28 Baker H-2 ; H-4 ; H-11 Ba ldridge sx * Ba ll H-4 Balle nt ine C-5 Bane S-27 Banks B-1 Barfield H-4 Bar ker S -1 5 Bar k et H-11 Barkhausen V-2 Ba r r inger K-7 Ba rtee K -3 Ba r tels A-2 Ba r ton G-1 Bates R- 5 Baugha n T- 5 B a umbg ar tne r F- 6 Be a m S -2 8 Be dwel l K- 3 Bee s o n B-4 Bel l B -1 Bene rlin H- 2 Bennet t R-4 Ber l i n S-2 8 Berry S - 30 Bethel A- 1 Bettis B-14 Bevins F-1 Caldwe l l Came r o n Campbell Cannad ay Cannon Cann oy {knoy ) Capron Ca ric o Ca rne y Car ric e Carson D-6; H-1; S - 10 V-3 A-1; F- 6 ; J-5; R-6 M- 5 D-8 T-5 G-1 C-2 W-5 C-2 B-1 1 54 ...___ __ -- �1978-1979 SURNAME INDEX Anril 1978 .. VIRGINIA APPAL .~CHIAN_ ~Q.TE~ Carter C-6; S-3; Y-1 Cartright R-14 Case R-14 Cash C-7; R-5; R-6 Cashwyler S-6 Cathey F-1 Caudhill H-4 Cave S-27 Chadds P-3 Chambers M-3 Chaplin H-3 Cheek S-13 Cheney S-27 Childress S-28 Chiles S-15 Chitwood M-3 Christian P-4 Churchill S-27 Clark H-7; T-5 Clay S-30 Clayton H-5 Clendennen S-30 Clinton D-8 Cobbs M-3 Coburn C-1 Cocke W-10 Cockran H-5 Cofer Y-1 Coffee H-7 Cogwell C-9 Coin B-11 Cole A-8; C-8; K-3 Collins B-4; F-1 Comb S-30 Compton K-3 Conkling F-1 Conn C-10 Conner B-3 Conway Y-1 Cooke K-1; L-1 Cooksey A-8 Corbett C-3 Cornell S-28 Cornett {Cornutt ) K-3; P-s Countiss sx * Counts C-2; S-15 Cox H-11; P-3; R-14 Crabtree P-8 Craig B-12 Crawford C- 6; M-3; M-18 Creasy K-2; S-1 Crider D-8 Crockett K-3; V-3 Crow S-27 Cunningham Cussanberry sx * R- 4 V-3 Dalton K -2 Danials H- 4 Daugherty S-27 Davi dson S-28 Dawson M-3 Day E-2 Deana W-12 Deatherage K-3; T-5 Delp P-17 Den.t D-7 Depue T-5 Dermond (McDermott) F-1 Deskins - T-6 Devine B-12; D-13 Dickenson . kersin-Dickason S-1 Dickersen-Dic D-l; P-17; S-1 Dickerson D-9 Dietrich M--3 Dillon F-1; P-4 Dingess M-3 Divers S-27 Dodd M-3 Donahoe S-28 Donner S-5 Doss H-11 Doughton L-4 Dowdy G-1 Downs A-7 Drake D-6 Draper W-12 Dudley A-8; D-10 Dllncan M-3 Dupuy 0-2 owire) Dwyer (Dwyre, D-5 Dyer Eads Eagle Eanes Earles Earnest Easter Eaton EddyEdmon Edmonson Edwards Eggleston Ekel 55 E-2 A-7; S-15 K-3 K-7 H-4 S-2 G-1 E-2 S-28 P-4 C- 2 R-4 S-15 �Ap ril 1978 1978-1979 ViRG! f-~ 1 !~ n P P /-.!_l\ C H IA~..J SURNAME INDEX NOTES Elam F-1 Gaddy A-1; '. S-.1-~ · Elkeburge r G-1 Gambill H-11 Elkins P-4 Gardiner F-1 Eller Gardner B-8 D-1 Elliott sx * Garland A-1 English Garrett M-3 H-4 Epling Gaunt F-2 H-1 Epperly (Epley) M-5 H-19; M-2; P-1; S-5 Gearheart Eppes Gibbs S-27 H-1; S-28; V-2 Erwin Gibson A-1 S-28 Estep Gilbert A-6; E-1; F-1; H-4 J-5; V-2 Etchinson Gill D-6 C-3; S-5 Evans Gille spy J-2; K-3 J-2 Eversole Gilliam L-2 D-14 Gilmore C-9 Ginter F-6 Gish Falls W-5 F-3 Fanning Given N-3 I -2; S-10 Farley Givens F-1 F-1; S-30 Faudree Glenn E-2 K-1 Feamster Glosh F-1 G-1 Ferguson Goad A-2; B-3; F-2; M-3; V-3 Goade R-1 4 S-3; T-5 Few Gobble H-4 H-20 Field Godwin S-5 S-28 Fields Goodnight V-2 S-15 Fink Goodpasture F-6 Y-1 Firestone Goodykoontz (Goodykuntsz) H-10; M-4; S-4; V-2 Fischer F-6 P -1; S-5 Fisher Gordan K-3; M-3; S-27; W-12 M-3 Fitch Gore L-2 P-4 Fleming Grable F-6 S-28 Fleshman Grant B-3 R-6 Fletcher Graybeal R-6 H-11 Flinn Greear F-1 A-8 Flora Green B-8 A-8; M-15; S-1 Flowers Greer M-20 H-11; R-14 Ford Gregory A-2 I -2; M-6 Fortress Grey G-1 S -28 Foster Grice D-8; T-5 T-5 Fowler Grimes F-1 S-27 Foxworthy Grisso C-7 S-5 France Gr issom H-4; J-4; P-1; S-5 G-3 Francisco Groff V-2 F-6 Frantz Grubb B- 8; F-6 K-3 Freier Guess C-3 D-8 Freshour Gum L-2 F-6 Fuenk Gunter (Ginter) S-6 F-6 Fugate H-7 Fulkerson 0 -4 G''-f Funk K-3 Funkhouser M- 3 'fr!) ryt 56 �. Apr il 1978 - VfRCrNfA APPA LACHIAN ~~J~f?979 Hackler Haga Hagey Hagood Hailey Haines Hale Hall Hallaran Hambrick Hamilton Hammock Hampton Hand Hansen Hardin Harkrider Harman Harmon Harper Harringt on Harris Harris on Harr old Harryman Har shbarger Har t Harter Hartl ey Harvey Has h Hatchel Hatc her Hathaway Hawkin s Hawley Hays Haynes Haywood Hazelrigg Heavin Heckman Hedge Heifner Heinrich Helms Helton Henderson Hendrick Hepler Herald SURNAME INDEX G-1; K-6 Herrman Hewitt (Hughett) C-14 sx See Hix Hicks B-1; K-3; M-3 Hill D-8 Hill ion A-8; C-2 Hillman D-8 Hillyard D-6 C-12; H-11; H-17; Hinkle D-6 K-3; S-27 Hinton K-3 H-5 Hittle C-1 4; S-1 S-27 Hix H-4 (Polly) F-1; F-6; J-6 Hobbs H-19 H-14 Hoffman A-8 H-8 HolbrookC-7 S-28 Holland J-5 H-13 Hollis S-28 H-11 Holloway C-5 C-1 Holt Y-1 K-6 Hope M-3 F-1; N-3; S-27; S-28 Hopkins S-27 Hornbarger Y-1 M-5; P-17 K-3 Horne M-7; S-3 K-7; M-3; P-1; T-5; W-12 Howard Y-1 S-27; R-5 Howe C-14; F-g; H-11 M-1 Howell W-1 4 T- 6 Howlett K-3 R-9 Huddle R-5 C-3 Hudson F-1; M-3; M-5; K-3 B-3; B-8 Huff M-5 K -3 Huffman S-27 A-1; H- 16 Hufford H-11; K-3 M-3; M-4 Hughes R-14 D-8 Hughey M-3 R-5 B-1; Hunt W-10 S-30 Hunter A-1; H-12 M-15 Hurst Y-1 L-7 Hutchins A-1; B-2; F-2 Hutchinson A-8; T-5 M-3 F-1 Hutton G-1 A-1; D-1 Hylton P-3 S-27 T-5 N-3 N-3 W-14 A-1 T-6 W-8; SX ?f: .. - W-8 IddingsInga Inman Iselman S-28 s-10 K-6 L-1 See Hylt o n A-3; B-1; F-1 R-5; S-28 H-9 /11 M-1 57 J-3 C-12 I-1 S-28 I �VI R ~.J N i A /\ I-' !_; c\ L(\ l . h l AN I l ) : t) Jackson K-3; L-2; S-28 Lane Jacobs B-1 Landsdowne Jacobson S-28 Lavender James H-4; S-28; W-12 La Villian Jamison (Nancy) F-1 Lavinder Janney J -2 Lawless Jarrell P-8 Lawson Jeffries (Wm Franklin) F-1 Lax Jeffs M-3 Layman Jenkins K-3; S-28 Lee, Robt. E Jenkinson T-5 Leffel Jennings H-19; L-7; M-7; R-4 Lendrum Jewell J-3 Lester Johnson A.-1; A.-7; C-1; F-1; Lewellen F-6; H-4; H-5; S-3; Lewis S-27 Light L-4 Lightfoot Johnston Jones B-15; C-3; F-1; P-4; Lilly S-5; S-27; S-28; T-6;Link W-12 Linkenhoaker Linkous Jordan A.-8; J-5; S-1 Liskey J-16 Justice Livesay Lockard Long Kashwyler (Cashwyler) S-6 Looney Keeney (John, Cora) · F-1 Love Keffer L-4 Lover camp Keibert S-10 Lovern Keith K-3; K-7 Lowe (Rachel) Kelly L-4; T-5; W-8 Lowry Kennerly L-1 Lucas KerseyD-6 Lukens Ke trow P-1 Lumsden Key M-3 Lykens Kilbourne K-3 Lyon Killinger A.-8 King K-3; L-4; N-3 Kingary B-3 McBride Kinnett P-17 McCauley Kinzie S-11 McClure Kirby K-3; Y-1 McConnell Kitchen K-5 McCormack Kittinger K-5 McCrimmon Kizer R-13 t)1cCrory Kleckner A-2 McDaniel Klinfelter F-6 McDermott Knighton J-5 McDonald Knowles M-5 McEwen Knoy T-5 McFaddin Koch A-2 McGhee Kool S-28 McGraw Koontz D-6; S-15 McGui r e Kraemer A- 2 McKee Krueger G-1 M cKinnon Kyle B-15 McM i llan Mc Mahan M c Neely Lafferty F-1 McPher on McPherson Mc Phillon Apr1.l .l '7"/0 J-4; J-5 S-13 T-5 M-3 L-7; M-1 A-1 K-3; M-19 F-1 F-6; S-28 S-5 S-10 L-5 B-6 T-6 C-3; M-19; P-4: W-10 S-3 H-4 W-10 H-1 B-15 S-12 H-11 F-6 S-27; V-2 S-10 L-6; R-6 S-28 W-12 M-3 L-5 F-2; L-4 H-4 M-3 H-1 R-5 R-5 H-5 F-1 A-8 S-1 C-3 H-10 H -4 T-5 M- 1 5; S - 2 7 M-3 H-2 R- 5 B-1 5 E-2; R-3; W-10 K-1 K-3 H-11 W-12 P-4; R-14 S-5 B-15 S-28 �VIRGINIA ----APPAL-ACHIAN NOTES - ~- Ap ril 1978 1978-1979 SURNAME INDEX .! Mag Maier Mallory Mandeville Maney Mansfield Marion Marlin Marshall Marston Martin F-6 M-1 C-1 V-2 B-11 G-1 L-1 S-12 H-3; L-4; P-3; R-6 T-5 J-5; K-3; M-20; R-5; T-5 Massey Massirer Mather Mathews May Maynard Mays Maysenhalder Meade Meador Meadows Mel ton Merling Metler Metsker Metzger Me yer Mil es Mill er P-9; S-28 C-3 F-1 K-3 M-16; V-2 M-15 M-13; S-27 F-6 R-5 S-1 P-9 (Ruth F-1) M-14 T-6 C-3 H-4 C-1 M-1; M-19 J-3 K- 3 ; L-5·, M- 15 ; N-3 · S-28; S-30; J- 6 ' Mill ers L-5 Millh ouse F-6 Mini tree S-27 Minter A-7; M-7 Mit chell (Michell) F 6 - ; P-4 ,· R-6 Monr oe M-12 Montgomery S-28 Moo ne y W-8 Moore F-1; H-4; M-20· P-4 P--17·' R- 6 . R-5' J-5 , Moorman Moran B-1; D-6; M-18 Morgan D-6 Morley V-2 Morris H-11 Morrison W-14 Morton H-4 Mosely R-1 Moser F-2 ; F- 6 Mosley {Emily ) B- 2 ; R-g Moulse (Mowles) M- 5 Mulford (.Wm., Mary) F-l 59 Mullins Musser Myer Myers V-3 B-8 K-7 Nall Neal Neese Neighbors Nelson Newberry Newbill Newhouse Newman Newsome Nicewasner Nichols Nicholls Noble Noblett Norris Northcut Norvell Norwood Nuckles H-11 D-8; H-10 N-3 N-2; W-10 F- 1 C-2 K-2 S-28 S-2 8 S-3 L-2Nichols P-17 R-5 T-5 F-1 R-14 S-28 M-4 P-4 R-5 O'Brien K-1 A-2 O~Broderick O'Dell O'Land Oqilvie Osborne O'Toole Ough Overly Overton Owen J-4 P-17 0-3 S-28 H-5 B-3; H-11; K-3; L-7; 0-1 0-4 0-2 H-4 W-14 T-5 R-5 Padgett K-1 Page S-28 Paine M-15; S-1 Palmer R-4 Pampl in Parish - Parrish H-4 Parker M-3; P -16 Parks M-15 C-1 Parrish H-5 Parrott Parsley SX * Parsons (Parson) B-15; F-6; R-5 �~c VIRGI NIA AP PALACHIAN NOTu 1 978-1 979 Parry Patte r son Patte r sons Patton Pauf f Pauley Payne Pearcey Pe e k Pemberton Pennington Pepper Perkins Perry Peters Pfluger (Pfluege r , Philli p s Phipps Phlegar Pickelshimer Pickering Pife r Pinkard Pledge Poage Poindexter Poirer Poitevin Pollard Porte r Ports Poteet Potter Potti tt Potts Powell Price Puckett Pugh Pullen Pyle l ·April 1978 SURNAME I NDE:x B-3; K-1; P-4 H-11 R-9 D-14 H-3 D-8; K-3; T-5 D-6; S-5 K-3 B-12; W-14 C-3; K-2; K-3; M-5 ; V-2 ; W-10 F-1 Richmond Ridgeway P-17 Right S-2 Ri p ley (Mathias) F-1 C-7 Risk Roach (Jonathan) F-1 F-1 Roark F -1 Robards B-15 Robbins R-14 ; T-5 Roberts Robertson C-2; M-3; P -4 Robinson C-2; F - 1 Rodgers C-1 H- 4 ; K-7 Rogers M-19 Roller C-3 Rose (N. y. ) S-30 RossRosser J-5 Route H-1 0 Rowland D-8 ; S-1 5 Rowl ett E-1 Rowl ey S - 28 Russell H-5 Ruthe rf ord J-5 Reed Reeves Reichel Reilly Reid Reynolds Rhodes Rhudy Ri ce Ri chardson H- 4 H-4 M-5 S-27 P -9 P-1 4 P - 8; P-17; W-8; W-10 W-5 B -1 1 S-28 B- 1 5; H-4 W-1 4 H- 1 1; T-5 F-1; H-4; K-2 B-8; W-8 M- 4 ; P-1; S-5 Pf lieger) P -7; R-4; V-3 H-11 M-4 ; P -1; S-5 B-3 H-4 ; P-9 M-3 W-9 A-3 M-3 A-3 A-3 A-3 R-5 B-3; K-3; P- l 2 P -13 M-3 H-4 A-3 R-9 F-6 Y- 1 R-5 H-11 F-1 P-3; P- 1 1 Quesenberry Quick D-1; R-4 H-5 Ragan Ransom Raven Ray Raynolds Recker A-7 A- 8 T-6 H-11 S-28 R-10 St Clair Sad l on Sage SaleS a sse r Sau nd e rs Sav age Saue rs Scaggs Scarboug h Scates Schmidt Schrader Schriever Scott S -16 S -30 S-2 A-1 C-3 M-3 R-9 M-2 B-6 H-4 R-4 S-28 S-17 S-%; S-28 K-3; M-3; R-6; S-7; S-1; S-17; Scudder 60 F-1 �Apri l 1978 1978-1979 SURNAME INDEX E-2 Seal S-28; W-10 Sears Sebring T-6 Seiters H-20 Seltner (Feltner) M-1 Sexton K-3 Shafer P-1 Shanks J-3 SharpC-12 Sharpe C-3 Sharpens tine C-3 Shaver F-2 Shaw F-6 Shawver S-10 Shelton S-27 Shepherd sx * She ppard J-1 Shifflett B-15 Shivley S-2 Shuler K-3 Shumate C-1; P-4 Sickles K-1 Siegenf us P-3 Sig l in P-3 Simmons S-13 S i ra t te C-12 Sitlington F-1 S k aggs B-6 Ski nner S-15 Skruggs S-28 Sl o an M-5; S-21; T-5 Sma ll e y S-28 Smi th C-3; C-6; F-1; J-2; J-3; J-4; L-1; L-2; M-3; S-10; S-24; S-27 S-30; W-10; Y-1; V-2 Smock C-8 ; T-16 Snapp M- 3 Sne ad (Sneed) S-15 Snook A-2 Snow B-1 ; K- 3 ; S-30 Snuffer F-1 Soard S -21 Sorrel M- 20 Sowers (Saue r) M-2 Spangler M-2; V- 3 Spears A-3 Speers H-4 Spiggle M-3 Spradlin S-3 Sprigman C-1 Stackhouse H-4; S-18 Stacy F-1 Stagner M-20 A-8; S t allard S-28 S t ant ord T-6 S t anton M-3 S t arkey S-25 Stauff Steadham (Stedham) F-6; S t eele S-28 Steff ins C-3 Stein D-6 Stetler S-5; Stevens H-4 Stickler S-6 Stickley T-5 Stockley T-5 Stone M-3 Stoner F-6 S t orm s-s Stover F-1 Straton F-6 Street T-6 Struble S-28 Stuerke R-5 Stump L-4 Sublett C-3 Sumpter S-27 Surf ace K-3; Sutherland C-9 Sutton C-3 Swartzlander K-1 Swearingen P-9 Sweeny Tackett Taylor Terry Thomas Thomasson Thompson Thorn Thornton Thrasher Thurman Thurmond Tilson Tillotson Tinnell Tipton Towlwes Towns Tr ill C-2 S-4 M-3 S-23 S-19 H-4 D-14; K-3; M-19 T-4; F-1 A-1; L-2; S-28; Y-1 S-1 o-14; H-4; K-3; S-15 T-1; T-5 T-5 R-1 S-11 M-3 R-5 A-8 M-3 W-10 K-3 T- 5 H- 5; T - 5 S - 15 Continued 61 J �l 'IRCI !'HA AP PAl/\C Hl At:{ N QTf~ April 1978 1978-1979 Trull Tucker Turner Tyson Updike SURNAME INDEX G-1 R-5 A-1; D-6; M-5; R-5; Wicks Williams W-8 Willis Wills T-3 Willson Wilson Windel Winfree S-1 Vail S-28 Vallot T-5 Vanarsdale/ Vanarsdell Vaughan K-3 Vaught K-3 Vai {David) J-2 Vickers S-10 Ville rs V-5 Wingate Wisdom Wiseman Witmer F-1 Witt Wohlford Wolfgang Wolford Woller ton Womack Waddell K-3 Wade H-3; M-5; S-2 Wadsack V-2 Wagner (Waggnner) D-8 Waldron W-10 Walker F-1; K-3; S-10; T-5 Wallace F-2; P-3; Y-1 Wallis B-15 Walters S-1; W-6; Y-1 Walthall M-3 Ward S-28 War rem F-2; H-3; V-2 Waskey F-1 Watkins M-3; M-20 Watson M-3; S-28 Webb M-7; V-3 Webster M-3; W-8 Weddle W-3 Weeds L-4 Weeks S-2 Welfare A-2 Wells C-3; H-11; R-14 Welsh S-27 Wertz F-2 West B-11; S-30 Wheeler S-27 Whitaker C-14; M-20 White G-1; P - 4; R-5 Whitesell S-5 Whitlow S - 30 Whitman S-27 Whitt B-15 Whitten J -5 62 Wood Woodson Woolridge Woolsey Work Workman Wright G-1 C-3; J-3; K-1; K-3; R-9; S-12; S-27 M-4 R-5 H-4 B-11; F-1; J-4 K-1 M-19 K-3 R-5 M-5 F-6 B-6; S-1 A-2 W-7 A-2 H-4 J-5 A-7; P-9; R-6; S-28 R-5 M-3 B-2 M-3 P-4 H-2; K-3; P-5; S-3 ; S-27; W-14 Wyman M-5 Yarborough Yearly Yost Young P-4 S-15 J-6 F-6; S-11 Zeltner Ziegner Zion G- 1; R-5 M-1 H-4 * SX - Contact Secretary S- 5 Surname Index includes name s/ Pedigree charts submitted & new me mbers through March 2, 1 978 . �Apri , 1978 V f RG I Ni A A.PP1\ I__I\(' H LA.. N N 0 T :~ 5. . J~ Lt7.I'T :SR.3 TJ THI: EDITOR William S. Coburn, 304 Willjam St re e t, Narrowsi VA 24124 "Up tc now, I have r, i ven the Narrows i brary your Notes after I have read them, .•• BUT it appears this will be the last as my wife says this i ssue (January ) is so interesting that it stays ri g ht here i n the hou s e ••• • suggest that the Society encourage all it's members to oht aj.n copies of the State Library's A Hornbook of Virgi n i a History* which contains the genealo gy in brief of all Virgin1a counties and those that were once part of Vi rginia •••• i t must be made known that the V1rginia Room iP the Roanoke Library has microfiche copies of the Acts of Virginia Gener~l Assembly and these include those creatin g the counties and the additions and subtractions from the counties." *Publication #25 - $2.00 Ed itor~ Note: Mr. Coburn has contributed Giles County Cemetery records and they will be published in VAN. Many thanks, Mr. Coburn, for these and other materiqls, for your comments and suggestions. h rs. Helen F. Tv son, 131 East Oak Street, Anderson, Ind. 46012 "I was reading My Virginia Appalacriian Notes again for about the sixth time. I think it is just great. We need ~ ore Virginja material •••• I would like to suggest that you print the name of the Quarterly or book and the a~dress and also the price if available." (In Exchange Bulletin Notes) Edi tor ' s Note: This is certainly a worthwhile suggestion and originally was being done· however in the interests of space and typing time, it was eii~jnated'in our recent issues. We felt the information would be available at the reader's local library. Your s ug g estion will b e considered, 1''~ rs • *Tyson, and we will try to p rovide thjs information for you. * t-'l rs. WilliaP'l S. Abshear, 3803 Ma rcus Avenue, Newport Beach, Calif• 92663. "I would like to take a few minutes to comment ••• we were deli ght.e!to fjnd William Abshear's signature in 17 century script! •• ~w e like the fact~that you keep a.surname index on new members. I like~ u~e Exc~ange Bulletin n otes which tells us nam es of Virginian s menuioned in other quarterlies." 0 • • **Mrs. Tyson, please see Exchange Bulletins elsewhere in this issue. ----- - - - - - The N.q ,tiona l Ge ne!:l.lo e; ic.q_l Soc.: i et"' ..tJ! 11 cele b rate its 75th · ·t· D·ia rnond J uoil ee Conference 11 GenealoP-y an ~1 ver s ary w1 u a .-. . '--' f or . Al 1 P eople"' Augu:-:; t 14- 17 1 9 7 8 t th e Sheraton-01lver Sprin~ Lo t or ~otel, ,Si lver Spring, l· Do a Fo r,. f urthe r inform3; tion, write: NGS Juoi le e Co nfe rence, PO Box 1 g4 52 , Wa sh ington, DC 20036° .J._ } �April I~ - ~ 1978 -. r - ;.._ -- ~ . - QUERIES 78-38 Mrs. Gerri GLOSH 301 Houston Ave Roanoke VA 24017 Would l ik e to he ar from all interested in FORTRESS families. Chloe Adelia FORT RESS o. 2 Feb 1842 m. Adam Henry AUKERMAN. Their son Charles Elsworth ACKERMAN was my grandfather. Chloe Adelia FORTRESS is buried in Burbank Ohio. Michael A PORT S 1014 Cedar Ridge Annapolis MD 2140J Need information on Daniel RILEY who m. Susannah JACKSON in Russell Co in 1807. He d. Washington Co VA 1837. She d. Russell Co VA 1853. Sons: Jackson and Thomas J. (1817 - 1885). 78-39 78-40 Mrs. Agnes B. PEARLMAN, 2001 N. Westwood Ave, Santa Ana CA 92706. Children of Micajah and Elizabeth(BURFORQ)GOODWIN a daughter Nancy m. Benjamin Harrison WHITE 10 July 1787 Amherst Co VA; daughter Spicey m. Archelaus MITCHELL Jr. 7 Mar 1791 Campbell Co VA. Need parents of Benjamin Harrison WHITE. Will share data . 78-41 Mrs Dorcas M. HOBBS P 0 Box 752, Pikeville KY 41501. Need info on Thomas GARRETT b. ca. 1775-1780, VA d. ca. 1852 Lee Co VA. Appraisal of property 1 Jan 1853. Possible children : Silas, George Washington, Francis, James, John, Nancy, and Benjamin plus possible others. Was Thomas a brother of Luke GARRETT who m. Nancy WHITMORE? 78-42 Cecil STUErtKE, 871 Chestnut Cir., WPAFB, OH 454)). John D. BAILEY b. 1808 VA wife Mary DAWSON daughter of Jack b.VA Father James L. b. 1779 VA Mother Elizabeth MASSIE b. 1788 VA Oldest son James N. b. 14 Feb 1830 Albemarle Co.VA. Family to Saline Co MO after 1840. Who, where previous VA Baileys etc? 78-43 Ruth HEMMINGWAY, 114 Martinique Ave, Tampa FL ))606.Need parents of Fugate CLARK b. ca. 1775 m. El izabeth FUGATE about 1800. Children: Randolph m. Eveline SNUFF R, Char ity m.William NUNN, Polly m. Ben LACK, other children: Joseph,John , Peter. Fugate and family lived Wythe (later Pulaski) Co. on New River for generations. Elizabeth's parents were Randolph and Charity FUGATE 78-44 Mrs. Richard H. STOLLER, 1811 Preston Dr.,Columbus GA 31906 Need parents of Rev. Samue l Ruffin WHEELER b. 1814 living Carroll Co VA 1844, Wythe Co 1850 d. after 1 880 Clifton Forge VA and o f his wife El izabeth JONES b. 1811 VA d. before 1874 Wytheville. Believe they were b. Grayson Co VA. 78-45 Gladys MARTIN, 1420 Earl Ave, Louisvi lle KY 40215. James MARTIN b. 1 780/90 m. Judith MOORE b. 1797, daughter of William and Nancy ASBERRY MOORE. 1820 VA Census,Campbell Co shows Samuel and James "son of T". James moved to Butler Co KY ca 1829. Need information on the i r father , brothers,and sisters. 78-46 Mrs James BARNES, 1111 Wilmore Dr, Middletown OH 45042 Seeking information on MC PHERSON famil y . John b. ca 1800 m. Marhta 64 �April 1978 QUERIES - Con't DUNWOOD b.ca 1804 parents of William Edwin MC PHERSON b. 1839 Staffordsville, Giles Co VA and poss i b l y Jesse 0 Joseph , and Lee. Moved to KY before Civi l War. 78-47 Patricia SOARD , Rt. 6 Box 4057, Escondido CA 92025. Need help finding birth records f or William Barney LUGAR b. 31 December 1847; Alexander LUGAR, b. 15 November 1817, Barnabus LUGAR b. 178_. Montgomery, Giles, Cra i g Cos. VA. Collecting all LUGAR info, Will reimburse and pay postage to anyone who can f urnish above documents. 78-48 Polly WEST BOOK, Rt. 1 Box 208 Alexander NC 28701. Looking f or anyone doing WEST family names. Trying to find bir t hplace of my g:g-grandfather, Lennard WEST ~1 787. Tradition says he came to Ame ri ca at age 6 mos . 1850 NC census says b. TN o my father says they were from VA came to NC 1836. Can anyone help. Postage refunded. 78-49 Mrs. Iva T. RAMSAY , 908 Westwind Dr. North Palm Beach FL 78 - 50 Mrs. Bonnie . 33408. KIZ~R family: Need parents of John , Seba~ti~n, 1st marriages Peter,M1chael,Abraham , Elizabeth,born 2nd ma~r i age Hardy Co 18 28-1831. VA 1830 Census lists Jacob and Norton KIZN~R. Children ~oc ated Ind. , and Il l. 1845- 50. Sebastian m. 1842-43 VA. Mary_ _ o. Hardy Co. s. BALL, 606 Wood Ave (East) , Big Stone Gap VA . 24219. Wanteds Information on parents of M~rgare t VAN PELT m. Tunis LAYNE SW VA prior to l?60's. Margaret said to be related to Lady Jane GREY. 78-51 Mary Maier, 2609 Hillcrest Ave NW Roanoke, VA 24012. Would like ~o con tact any AVRIL family members. My AVRIL'S came from Germa ny i n 1880 's. Am c ompiling i nformation on this name. Karen ~AN DY , 49 San Miguel Ave , San Mateo CA.94403. Need in. for~at ion on Ca pt. William GRAYSON and his wife Anne SMITH who lived in Albemarle Co VA ca. 1880. 78 -52 Nelson R.~EDDY ,1634 Second Ave Terre Haute Ind. 47~07. Jonathan ~DDY b. 1795 VA . . 1 b~lieve this man and Silas EDDY were brothers. Parents possibly John and JennY sPROUTE EDDY. 78-53 Pau l J. HOFFMAN, 11 Fort D l Rd pennsville NJ 08070 Nee d birthplace of Flim (?)n~ so~ 8 'born ca. 1869.m. Lillian WICKHAM b. ca. 1870. Their.s enJninkg n Theodore born Oct. 1900 Pilot, Montgomery Co VA.. on ac so 78-54 Dorothy Hays BROWN• 3935 Humm i· ng b i.. r d . In f ormat1on ances tors / descendants of LARIMORE, Hampshire Co WV. • Rev • Th oma s an d • C V Washington o A., Richard BLUE and wife b. 78-55 65 Ln· SW Roan oke, VA 24017 James and Naomi WOLVERTON Sarah PIERCE WOOLSEY. 17 73 Hampshire Co WV. �;-.'.:... .·' ::'..:..:. .c&r...E.5 - - ----April 1978 QUER I ES - Con' t 78-56 Phil l ip W. RHODES , P.O. Box 255 Rustburg , VA 24588. Bedf ord Co VA. Need i n fo re: Thomas McBride( daughter Nancy m. Be n jamin HUNT 1814) 1Samu e l MC GHEE (son Charles m. Martha POLLARD 1808 ) ; Th omas HUNT d. 1 801 ,wi f e Anne (son Stephen Sr. b. 1 750 d. 1829 ) 1 J ose p h ART HUR m. Charlo t t e fAART I N 1816 ; ASHWELL family ; John STUMP ~ wi fe Anne MC COY (d a u g hter Eleanor m. John ASHWELL Sr. 1785. 78-57 Mr s. H. S . SU RFACE , 401 Surface Dr. ,Tazewell , VA 24 651 . Exchang e inf o on t he fo l lowing peoples Samuel and Mourning BYRD g John and Le a h WELS H, Anthony WHEELER, Richard WRIGHT , Ge or ge HARPER, Patsy MAYES BOURNE of Grayson Co VA.Joseph HAMBRICK Bedford,Franklin,Montgomery Co s ., William and Anna SHANNON CROW , John CARR , He n r y PATTON, George SU RFAC E, Montgomery Co, John SMITH d. 1829 Wyt he Co . Gar y W. DAVIS, 877 Little Bend Rd , Altamonte Springs Fl 32701. I n fo on Dr. Erastus C. EVERSOLE and f ami l y Wythe Co VA. Supposed l y ra i s e d by family of HUDDLES i n Ivanhoe area . Rai s ed his family i n Rural Retreat VA and had dental practice. Al so Ella BINGHAM S PR I NKLE b . J June 1846 , d 16 April 1 923 , m. 21 J an 1866 George w, DAVIS Wi l l e xchange . 78-58 Margaret E. PAYNE , Rt . 4 Box 2~3 B, Powhatan VA 23139. Seeking info on Richard (Di c k ) PAYNE of Frankl in Co VA. m. Sarah GUILLIAMS. Se rve d in Confe derate Ar my . Associated wi th Pi g Ri ver Primitive Bapt i st Church , Franklin Co. 78-59 78-60 Mrs. W. L. OUGH , 1356 SE 7th Ct. Deerfi e ld Beach FL 33441 . Need info on James DWYER(DWIRE) , b . 1 756 Ireland, sett l ed in Rockingham Co VA conscr i pted int o British Army Rev . War. 1m . Na n c y i daughter Catheri ne b. 1800 VA sJ a me s b. ca 1789 sMark b. ca _1_7_9_1_;~Aaron b. ca . 1 795 ; plus po s sibl y six others . 78-61 Mrs. Helen FARMER TYSON , 1 J l E · Oak St• Anders on IN. 4 6 012 Need FARMER i n f o from VA. Who were Je s se and Na than FARMER ? Brothers? How are they related to John , Ple asant , Po lly LINSEY, and Nancy HOPKINS? Ple asant b. 1 796 was my g- g-g-grandfathe r. He came to Indiana in 182 5. 78-62 Mrs. Ri chard L. JORDAN, Jl l 8 Cofer Rd. , Fal l s Churc h , VA22042 Desire s our c e,l ocat i on , and de ed absta ct ment i one d in will of Samuel GILBERT 1 776 Be dfo r d Co whe re i n he bought land from James CLEMENTS-CLEMMENS. Th i s is not l i sted i n indexe s of Albemarle,Bedford, Gooch l and , Lunenbu r g, or Br unswi ck Co s . VA. 78-6) Anne L. BETTI S, )08 Mira c le St ri p Pky, Apt 26-D , Ft.Walton Be a c h , FL J254 8. Ne ed loc at i on of g rav e s of my g-g-grandparents Sp ot s woo d F. and Alice Wi lliams GRAVELY. Lived in Leatherwood,He nry Co and Danvill e VA. She d . be t we en 1871 and 1880. He was alive i n 1 880. Mrs Pa u l J. BELL, P o Box 885, Colle ge Station TX 77840. Want i nf ormati on on fam ilie s of Gabriel LOVING Jr. Thomas LOVI NG, and Ad am LOVING - VA, NC , GA 0 and ALA . 1700°s. Please helpX 78-64 66 �April 1 978 QUERIES - Con't Mrs. J. P . BROWN, 409 N. 17th, Manhattan KS 66502. Charles BLACKLEY ( BLAKELY,BLEAKLEY) b. 1736 , Ireland, d. 1816 Knox Co TN., m. Margaret (DAVIS?). Is this the Charles in Montgomery Co VA 1770's-1780's? Children marrie1 LACKEY,WILLIAMS,DODD,ROUTH,PATTON,ADAMSON,BROWN,BROWNING. Father James (French &Indian War); brothers William and James( Rev.War) 78-65 78-66 Ruth DRAKE, Oldfield, MO 65720 . El i zabeth HILLYARD b. 18 Dec 1763 where?,m. Joseph CRUMP Sr., b. 3 Feb 1765 , d.15 Feb 18)6. Where? Children: Patrick b.1789,Anderson b.1797, John b. 1800,Joseph J r. b. 1802, Elizabeth b. 4 Nov 1809 m. Cardeen SAPP. Benjamin HILLIARD b. 25 Nov 1773, New Kent Co VA descendants.? 78-67 Mrs. Henry F. BUTTS, Rt.2 Box 120, St. Reuben HAM b. 1805 VA- where?. Parents brothers came to Miss . . Reuben to Holmes Co, went where? Reuben m. Eliza Ann FRIZELL 1861 Hams stayed in GA a short time - Where? Joseph, LA 71366. and family?, 3 Ham one to Texas, the other lived in Holmes Co. 78-68 Lesba Lewis THOMPSON, 1745 Meredith Ln. Clearwater FL 33516 Ne ed info brothers of Joseph PAYNE m. Elizabeth SLINKER ca 1786. s w VA. and John PAYNE,176J-1807, m. Elizabeth LITT. Joseph to Ro be rts on Co TN, John to Sumner Co TN. Gideon, sor1 of Joseph b. 18 Mar 1786 en route Va to Tn. 78-69 Charlie DIETRICH, 1114 N. 775 E. ,Lafayette IN 47905.Want info on Dav i d S. PAIRIGON ( PARRIGON) m. Adellia JONES. Son Charles my greatgrandfather. Charles b. Jl Oct 1867 at White Shoals (where located?)VA or Crab orchard WV (which?). Charles two brothers Edward and Frank place and dates of birth???. 78 - 70 H.L. HOLSOPPLE , 102 Potomac Cir. Oak Ridge info on descendants and ancestors of Philip (HOLTZAPFEL). Lived Greenbrier Monroe Cos WV ca. info on Solomon TAYLOR ' s co VA Militia 1812-1).and TN J78JO. Seeking and Henry HOLAPPLE 1790-1810. Also Ft. Deliverance. J.V.AVERY, JR. 858 Mansard Sq. Vinton, Va. 24179. WOLFORD's anywhere. Need parents of William SNOOK d. Pa.1812. Prob. b. NJ 17.38. Also parents of John Kleckner b. Northampton Co Pa 1750. 78-71 -------------------GEORGE ROBINSON AND HIS KIN History of the Robinson Fami l y from 1726 In Delaware, Augusta & Russel l Co. Va., and Kentucky By Marie R. Justice Indexed Footnotes Price $4.30 (Inc. Postage) Order from: Marie Ra Just ic e Po Oo BX 2172 Pikeville , KY 4150 1 67 �I' I April 1978 -VJRCtN fA APPALACHI AN NOTES THE LAST WORD Spa c e is on your editor ' s mind with the publication of t h i s jssue . We have a backlog of good material to be publish ed , but our space limitations are such that this mate rial must wa it f or future · i~su~s7 · We ~ omi tted the list of new books added to ·the Virginia Roo m co lle c tion and ha v e had to delay the . listing qf so me Gil e s County and Botetourt County . cemeta:d. es. T h~ re ~ould be no problem filling fifty plus pages. This will be our hope f or the future. Write to let ~s know y our wishes on the size of VAN . Next month we plan to include a page of informa~ion about Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, including th e names and addresses of those persons who have volunteered or been elected to handle various responsibilities for the Society. By cqntacting the proper person yo u will receive a quicker .response. And a sta mped addressed envelope helps too. A note to any members who have sent in queries--Jim Avery, Query Edi tor, has had some po.sta.l. problerrs and is afraid some of his mail may have gorie astray. The problem has been corrected and he a sks that you send your queries again if they have not been published • . Remember though .. the deadline for receiving material for VAN is the 1st of the month previous to date of publication. Queries for the July issue must reach Jim by the ·. 1st of June , earlier if possible. Secretary Luceile Stover has informed us that. there are 783 names listed in our surname index. Whew! This represents many hours of work by Luceile and is ind eed too much for one person. To quote Luceile, "the files are going to look like the .F13I 1 s in a year or two." Idea for a new feature in ,YAN! Jim Avery has suggested a column of questions and answers ·a .b ou·t towns_ and places in our area. Sound·s good- - what do ¥OU .think? Once again, I urge all members to send in material to be published in VAN. Publication helps to preserve your material for the future and gives it . wide co verage since we have members from New York to California. .Al thoQ.gh space is limited now, we hope t o have larger issues in the future . - - - - - - - - -' . - -. - The Editor · IN MEMGRIAM ' ... l - - - - -· - · Vera J . ... Jackson .' February 2"5 ~ 1978 Everg reen Cemetery, Roanoke? Vam ,~ ... . --- ------ - - - 68 - �j VYRC JNi A APP,i\LACH!AN NOTFS .l GUIDELINES FOR VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES Material for Publication 1. Please type, i:f possible, on St" x 11" paper, with margins and headings patterned on those in previous issues or the quarterl y. Please use a dark ribbon. 2. Give source of material if it is taken :from original records or publ ished works. 3. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource April 1978 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv2n2 Subject The topic of the resource Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Roanoke County, VA, 1838-1852; Rule Family Bible Record; Hoge/Haig Family; Lee County Wills, 1794-1832; Darsts of Virginia Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4450/VANv2n1.pdf 50464afb28f4acebfc54594e9984ae59 PDF Text Text r Vi Appalachian Notes Danvill e • Bristol • Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QUARTERLY �A p p A L A V I R G I N I A c H A N T N 0 T E S Publ1shed quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA G~FALOGICAL SOCIETY 2609 Hi.11crest Avenue, N. W. Roanoke, Virginia 24012 - -- - - - --- - -- - - - -- - - - - STAFF (Vol. II, No. 1) Mess~g e President' s An Appala chian • • .. ~ • .:: AI'ro-A~Prican Ge~Aalogy Richa1·d Dick enson • Wy song/Ecl-'"ullen/':,:Jj_lcox - Village May ReveRl Lines Charles Recker • • _.,, o l a B. \Jrigbt '"'i • • • • • • • • :::::.oon fr<)~ .1 Coun~:; y, !-\.ti -1 i t i KY. Deed Book - • ons - Virginia Room • • • • • • • • • 2 • • • • • 27 • • ~ueries • • • • • The L:ist Wo ra. • • r ' "") • • 1 18 • Nei.v l -1 embers and Surn:.:i.me Index • • 16 17 • • • 12 1:) Ahs t..r::t cts • • .10 A. Charl t c)n e Bulletin Notes • • • • Exc~h3.ng • The Lynchburg Pr0ss - Charl es T. Burton D:-LLil_Consti tuti o n.q,list i~ P: \V • ll .3earching f'or Ancestors j_n 1-1 issouri - Book HE:views Noi. i:-, ~~ 3 • 0 0 33 - ~ �Virginia Appalachian Not e s July 1977 MESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT Here I go aga i n- - a not her reques t for our memb er s e We need material for the quarterly . Anyo ne who h a s d o ne any research must have copies of re cord s : count y , war, l et ter s, etc. We want record s that have no t been publ ished r ec e nt ly . Of c ur s ~ , if y. U happ t tJ h v t o mat eria l · lat was p 21 hetl year§ ggo we woul d like tha~ to o.. Ne'Ws- papers are another good so ur6e- -ho w many obitua rie s are a 'oout people f'rom Virginia ? Ho w a b out family legends? D.id I e ver t ell yo u about "Indian" Bill Laffert y ? We l l , he was cap tured by t he 1.n dians a.n d - -oh , y o u h a ve on e i n y o ur fa mi l y too? Wr i te and s oon, Bab e Fo wler -- ------ -- - - PROGRAM - - - - - - - - - - - - - CO~lM ITTEE REPORT At our April mee ting Mr. J . Rando lph We st , Presid ent of the Roanoke Valley Historical Soc iety, na rra ted his slide presentation, "Roanok e Then a n d Now" g i vi n g th e hi story of our city • .In May Mr. Char les Burto n, Boteto urt Coun t y researcher and historian, wa s our guest sp e ak er and ga v e u s a v e r y ext en s 1¥e talk on court hous e r e co r ds o At the Jun e ,meeting Miss Carol Tu ckwiller , Virginia Room Librari an, talked brief l~ on t he do' s and don ' ts ln a 11 brary, al so on the book a rrangeme nt i n the Virginia Room: 929 .. 1 l i n eage books ; 929 . 2 - family genealogy ; 929 . 3 - records of wills , ma r t iages, birth, etc; 929 . 4 - nam e s , surnames, and or i gi ns . Gerri Glosh Prog ram Chai r ma n ~ ~ - ------- - - - - - - - - - - - - FUTURE HAPPENING S Marriage Bonds and Mini s t e r Retu rns o f Roan oke County, Virginia, Death Regis t er o f Roanok e County, and abstract.s f r om ear ly Roanoke Co unty and Ci t y newspapers a s we l l as ear ly Lync hbur g n e ws papers will b e pub lished in future issues o f Vi rg inia Ap pal a chi a n Not e s, �~irginia Appa lachian Notes Janu;iry 1978 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE I'm excited as a contestant on a quiz show. Just found out we have over 200 membersl Dreams do come true. One little "complaint''about the members. Pe d igree charts. Those who have not sent one in PLEASE do so. You don't have much on it? send it and, maybe, someone is working on the same line and can help you. We do have a Pedigree Notebook placedin the Va. Room of the main Roanoke City Library and ANYONE can place a pedigree chart in 1 t. Send us a chart, and 1 t will be placed in the library. Our Va. Room is well used -- not only by the local "buffs" but by visitors from all over the US plus foreign countries. So help could come from an unexpected source. My New Year's Resolutions are (1) that I will clean off the top of my desk without "losing" any letters, finding them months later, and (2) that I will answer a letter within a month ---well two months. My wish for everyone: you will find that elusive ancestor who came from "nowhere" j * C) ,......., /J ~ C/-/ J OL-<3rY J / } , --L) l- / ,. , . . - ~AJ-.· 1 ··-Q/n:r/&-fa ~-) Li._ ~~_:,:-7. - b '' + - - ___ /'/ , _- ,,.. ...-·- 1.,, - - - - - - - *1 ?th century handwriting. (Nore examples by Babe Fowler follo....,) I'' / , J I /1 /~ .' ' ' · ; / I ! ,•· · )' ,.. I , , l / '<:? / "'. - , ' :,... •. 2 ("' r"'\ • '/· 'I . . / , �Virginia App-9.lachian No t e s An Appalachjan January 1978 A :fr o- Arn ~ r icqn G~nealob y: 't-~ o n t g o i:lery County The Andersons o :f by Richa rd Di ck enson Bl".lcY.sburg , Vi rgin i a 24061 Introduction A search of literatu re on Af'ro- A111cric::i ns i n App a l ;:i c h ia bas f".lilP-d to reveal an ex t ant ?,en e ::i. lo g y nf' t11is Rr oup. Therefore, in order to initi;:ite t he p r o c es s of· Pn c o ura gi ng s uch genealogical tracts, this s t ud y i s o:f f er Re! ::i.s 0 ne t:h 3. t will hopefully be f'ollowed by many ot h er:. . I t is n ot R S complete :is it could be, given more ye3.r s o f s tudy ;:i n d rP.sea rch, neither is the writer satisfie .~ t hat g_ll p o .::;.:..; ib l e ve r if't c ;:i. t i ons and corroborations h~ve been made. Bu t i t is d o n e i ..-, th e spirit of integrity .q,nd as honestly as p o s si b l e .. The i11riter c.q,me across th e An dersons 1 1tPr r e r.tching a plate::lU while re s earching his own Ap p 3.l a c h ia n A:f ro-American roots in Russ ell Cou.nty, Virgi ri ia . His grqnd:f a ther--Aaron P. Dickenson--was mrn in Ru s sel l Co. in 1874 A.nd had accompanied his (Aaron's) parents, Edmund Clay and Leah (Kiser) Dic}~enson, west to Kansas a oout 1883 .stnd then on to Oklahoma in 1889. But except for some cen s u s , h irth and marriage records of the Post Reconstruction period of' Virginia, nothing definite could he found on pre-civil w8.r c o nnections. The current speculation is that E e Clay Dick e nson (and his pa rents) had t.een slaves in the fa mily of' the m.q,n f'or whom the last Virginia county--Pickenson--had been named in 1880. The man hi mself, William Jennings Dickenson, a rE-:adjuster legislator, and lawyer, had no slaves, hut his f'qther, Ja.n1es Dicl::enson, a UnionJst, did h3.ye slaves. This is one of tl1e q_nomalies one is most surprisea to find.: peo p le oppose0 -to secession but holding onto the very sytnbols that c;::i_use:i t he rupture in the Union. Such ambivalence in .freedom-loving southwest Virginia is not altog e ther surprising ·:1hen o!le c0nsiders that the author of the Declarati) D of Independence ql .so had sl3.ves. H.qving come upon the Ander.3ons, i t '118.S not di:fficult to make the decision to research their geneEtlogy. For one thing, t hey live ~nd have work e d in thP- same county A.nd town in which t he writer live s and works. i-' oreover, there are considerable P.J.a t er ials avail ~ ble concern1ng them: U . S. census records, co unty cour t records, Freedmens Bureau (BHFAL) Cens l . ses, newsP:ip er articles over the past s even years, :f:=tmily Bi bl es, cemet a r y re co rd s, and personal interviews. l :o rP.over, the lucid 107 year Mrs . Anderson was a storehouse of in.formation. The first of t wo t a ped interviews was taken on Ju,YJe 4 , 1977 with ~rs. L::iura Anders on a nd her daug hter, J< is s Nettie Anderson. A short un t~ p e d conv e rs a tion was 11eld with l·': i s s And er son f'ollowing 3 �..... January 1978 An Appal achian Af ro-American Genealogy (Continued) another interview held with an 87-yearold co~sin, Mrs. Addie Jones, who mentioner th3t there was a Cherokoo Indian ancestry citeri i r! a n ew spaper article on the Anderson 1 s. Miss Anderson was on the way to the hospital to see her mother, but offered information on which newspapers to research. The second taped j_nterview ( wi th Miss Anderson) was held on August 14, 197'7, some five d a ys after Mrs. Anderson's burial. An acknowledgement of thanks !!lust be 9.ccorded Ch.'1rles ''Sonny" Johnson, a local businessman--anct relative by marri~ge to Mrs. and 'Miss Andersons--who provided this writer with the initial introduction to the Andersons. The format of this article will be to follow the attached ancestry chart and provide short annotated biographical details, if available. (Editor's Note: An appendix is also provided which is the obituary article appearing in the Blacksburg-Christiansburg News Messenger of Thursday, August 7, 1977. Ancestry Chart Enumerations 1. Nettie G. Anderson She received her ele:nentary educ3. tion in North Carolina, lived with her uncle in Cincinnati, Ohio where she attended high school and took teachers trainjng in junior college. She earned her Masters •'l.egree in chemistry from Vil'.'ginia State College in Peterslurg. Moving to Philadelphia during the Depression, she became an Urban League caseworker in South Philadelphia during the day while pursuing courses in pharmacy at Temple Uni verSii ty at night. These were singular educational achievements for a Bl~ck woman from Montgomery County, VA. during the pre-World War I to Depression years. It led her to teaching in Blacksburg for 18 years--including two years in Wake Iorest--and ten years in Pulqski, before retirement in 1964. She has share~ the family home with her mother until her mother's recent death, and will continue to reside there with a cousin who will move in with her. The home, on 3/8~hs of an acre, was deeded from S. L. Murril in August of 1896. It is on Gilbert Street, a street area of Blacksburg euphemist ically termed 11 ·Newtown 11 after the Negro es had made it one of their settlements in order to be closer to their work at V.P.I. and in Blacksburg homes. Both Mrs. and Miss Anderson prided themselves on their relatively few dome sti c jobs they had had in their lifetimes. Miss Anderson had only one such job , her first after high school.3 �Virginia Appalachian Note s An Appalachian Afro-Arn .-:-: ric a n .":'"2.n u .g r y 1978 G e n c ~l. Ots Y ( Co n tin u e d ) 2. James Preston Anderson The father of Nettie An d er so n Rnd t wo y01'.nge r boy s ( vJil l iam Jackso!"1 Anderson b. De c. 1 89 2, d . l :ay 16 , l '; l 6; a n d E u g ene Harvey Anderson b. J:inuar y 1 4 , 1895, A. wor l 0. Wa r II Ve t er .q,n, who died in an August 5, 1 9 29 ·we s t Vi r [; i n ia t r qi n crq s l-.:.4). He was raised on the Slf1ithf i e ld f.qrm n e ar t-. "lf l.::. 1i ir g j r·i ;:i. T 2c li. c ::i.m p i.. ·~, and tg,ue ht and playecl in b:=tn ds of B l e cks1 u r s ( Vi rg i nj ·'.l T e ch YMCA Shops) and Cincinnati, Ohio. IIe l iec am e ::i n ;.:i_ s ~is t -a nt ci t y clerk in Cincinnati and d.iRd t he r e on J un e 26 , 1 9 3 6. E e W !J. .) buried as a Ve teran of the Sap.g_ r. i s h A.m e r 1 c q n 'tJ _1T . 3. Laura Lee Saunders ( Hr s . Jam e s Prroc; t o n And <:J ' ::: o n) Died August 5, 1977 in :\adford Hospi t :t l , 5 mon t hs , 27 d:i ys and 107 years 3.fter her 'b irth ori F e bru.::t ry 6 1870 in 1-.o u :J.t Tabor in Blacksburg. She wa s on e :..>f pj_r::·ht (S) childr -2 1-: --l b oy -8.nd 7 girls--of James anrl P..q,ch e l '":aurid P rs . ~ ~"l e l, c c g_r.p 1-. ~ 1 e bri de of J:i:mes P. Ander ~:; o n o n CJctob Ar 21, 1889. After t heir s~p9.ration, she suppo rt:d h e r · s 1~ l:f b y _ o p er ;. t i '.l e; . 8 c?--:-- ~ r~ nt; s c: r v~c G , with one 0f 11e r sist e r s , 701' tn e l.u 1ivc: r s ity,? G. oLn t_; b::tbysitting and SOffi l' housekeepin f .-~1 1t i es :f o :c Bl 2 c k shurg :f~ n . il i e s . Upon reaching the c:entnry rr.ar·\: , s he h 0 r. -:n1 2 t he s u1-i j ect o .f i ~1 t e r­ views by t he pres3, birthi:iy cn..r'i :-; °h'! t-. h c P r t-.:~ sj J. r- .:.-:t-. , <U" ~ 1-,0 i-. e rn:inag er:ient class I nterviews at Vir g ini A. TP ch. Shf· w q s active iP. church affairs q_l mo3t up until her de :3. :· i- , \"'h _, c h ~ ccur re d af t er a l most two months hospitaliz ·=ttion :fo r :::; u rg P. r y o n ;·1 broken hip s uf:'er e d in a fall. '.:)he is 1-:iuri e d j !1 th e ·\J es t v iew Cer1Jet e ry of Black sburg, where heT mo th e r a. l so i s :L '1 t errt..~:'l. 4 ••Tohn "Jack" AndEl,:£.§.O:Q He was the father of James P. A.nder ~;;o n A-nd was :=t 'Jnlon Civi l War Veteran. In the August int e rview, r · :~.s s i'.i.n:ie r sc :i stat ed that her· Anderson gr1ndp.3 .rents wn r k eJ. o nly for the Ro be rt Prestan f~mily :1nd. they .!lr e huried a-t the Smi t.h1"'ield \F'rc .--; to ::i ) c e ·: et~~ry n e-3.r 1-.he Y.P. I. carr: pus. !· i ss Ander so n :~l ~; o r e l ter8.'.: ed the s tory abo ut his r o r ine r L'•'t.s i ·-:: r ( l '.(, 1~,f! T t L. P rt' :>t 0 n6 ) tak i ng h i '-:-: to Ohio and gi vine him :·i> 50 t o 11 uy }· is :f re e dor'l . .{i-1 c:r · upon, Jo hn Ander s on shot fro1~ r:i. pistol ov e r Ll1e he,q_d or t~H:~ f ormer master to show what he thnu~ht of him. NE":v e rtheless, though t hey wer e on opposi te s i 11.e s duri. Y"! g t he C i vil vJg_r, :::i.f't er t he ·wa r- Col. Pr eston hired Jack Anc1Prson to ·tJork f o r him. 5. 1r.1i l y .'3 a unde rs ::Jh e d ied in Oc t o b~· r 189 0, thrPA r~ i C• n t:h s l ,f> i ".) re her gr::i.nddau ght er, Nettie AndG rson , was f o rn. .J h e wa. :-:; tbe moti-,er o.f 13 children, i nclu d ing J air.e ::; P . And €: r s on. ~)he: wq_ ::; a co o}; for the Robert Pr e st on f arr.. j_ l y ::i. nd. i s a l .so b u7i e r1 with _ them, -::l nd her busb::ind, ln the Smithf i el d c e rr•et e ry. The 1880 C P n s u s s h 0 ws the fo~ lowing edit ed li s ti n r; for h Er family: 5 �• Vir g i nj.a Appa l~chia n Notes January 1978 An Ap pal a c hia n Afro -American Genealogy (Continued) Ande rson, Anclers o n, Anders on , Anders on , An d e rs on , A..nderso n , Ander so n, Jack Em ily J a mes Frank Wil l iqIP Nas h vill Auburn 37 30 Farm Laborer Keeping house 10 (crippled) 13 8 3 9/12 (August 1879) 6. J ames Harvey_ 3aund ers In t h e 1 867 BHPAL Census, a James and Ii::tchel Saunders , 21 and 22 resp e c t iv e ly, wer e worki!1g for John Tensley about 5 miles· east of Bla cks b urg. They were newlyweds in February of that year , q_mong the first "colored" marriages recorded at the courthouse of Vontgo me ry County, Va. 7. Rachel Li vi n i3. l·iorrison She was th e mother of 8, including Laura L. And erson . Her first child , Josephine, died at the age of one in August, 1869 . The l865Freedmen's Bureau Census indic1tes that her slave master had heen C. Rend rick. Her granddaughter, Nettie · Ander son , thought this rr i ght have actually heen Cecil H~rdrick, the slavemaster of Ra chel, and her mother, Charlotte, who onoe owned property at l-~ ount Ta ror--where Laura Saunders Anderson was bo r n . Her children in the 1880 census included Laura (10, John ·w. (8), Sara E. (5), Amanda D. (3), and Livi nia A. (7/12, born Octo ber 1879) . ln 1 9 00, while resideing next d oor to her married daughter, L~ura, and family, two other d a ughters were liv ing with her: Amanda L . (24) and Ja mes Rachel(l8). Rachel is buried in the Westview cemetery of Blacksburg, her headstone reads 1849-1929, but other evidence (BRFAL, marri~ge license , U. s. Census) suggests she was born in 184-4 , making he r abo ut 85 at the time of her death. 9. Julia Dobson She reported her 3ormer mast e r to have been Capt a:in Smith of Montgomery County, and in the 1867 BRFAL she wa s wo rking for Gordon Hall, a bout two miles ea.:;t of' .Snowville . Li Ying with her at the time were her father - in- law, Benjamin Anderson (60 yrs. old), Henry (13), Andrew (12), and Alice ( 10 ). Apparently, she was widowed at the ti~e, but when is not known. 10. Frank Sanders Miss Anderson said that h e had gone to Portsmouth, Ohio , where he died a t over 100 yea rs of age. Acco rd ing to Miss N Ge Anderson, he died after h i s grandson -- J ~rr.es Pr e ston Anderson. 11. Marsha McNo r ton 1'11 s s Ander s on s a id tha t Mar shq_ l·'icNorton was the mo the r o f 21 children , and tha t h er f a~ily owned property in ebris ti~n s burg 1 in wha t was on c e Camb riao 6 �·- - - - - -- - .Ta n uary 1 9 78 Virginia Appalachian Notes An Appalachian Afro - A~erican GeneRlogy (Co ntinuPd) 12. Sarnuel Saunders In the 1867 Census, Samuel and his wife, Lucy, were found to be working for John Tensley, a farm e r livin g fiv e mi l2s east of Blacksburg . James and his wj.f e , Rache l , were a lso living with them a t that time. l~. Siroon Morrison He was a farm laborer in t he 1870 ~e n. ' us, l it..ri 11p; wi t h his wife, Charlotte (~2), and his c h ildren De lila l 21), C~arl e s (19 ), Mary (17), Cynthia (15), Albert (12), nncl Alice ( 10) in Bl::icksburg . 15. Charlotte Hardwick She was born j n 1818 in the East e rn shore of Ma ryl and where she lost her mother (presumed drowned in Chesapeal~e Bay), at the age of 5, during an ill-fated escape frorr. their f o rmer slaveholder . IIer r;;o ther was ~ Cherokee Indian 9 her f'at h e r u n known, her maiden n:lme was derived from Cecil mi;d,_.,rick who purchased her and her sister and brought them to 1';ontgoTY'ery ~<?unty_.,.. In the August 25th 1870 Census' she and h e r t•us wnd' .::iimon l'"LOrrison' were living with their dau~ht e r Rqchel, son-in-law James, and her grqnddaughter , La ura L. (6/12). In addition they had with them the Morrison children: Delia (21), Charles Ci?), Cynthia (15) 1 Albert ( 12 ), and Alice (10) . By 1880 she h~d been widowed and wa s 11 ving wi th the family of her daughter, Rachel, in Blacksburg. 24 . Richard Saunders He was 83 at the t ime of the 1867 Free~men's Burequ Census. He and his wi fe, Margaret, and daughter A~~nda (26) werE then working f o r Sarah Preston, t~e widow of' James L. Preston. Co n clu s ion The r ela t i vely small ~ercenta f e oI' Negroes living in Blacksburg almo st ob scures the iact that there is, ~nd has been a Black c o mmu n ity ~here prior to and since the Civil vJar ~ This o n e far:ii ly . ha s ties to a number of other fa ;"'lilies, making for a ti gh t ly kni t , t hough open, cornmuni ty. The g enealo gy. traced here doe s no t go ba ck to t he . slave ships and the origins in Africa a la Roots, b u t what th is qrt~cle attempts to show is the lives ~. ~he~,faI?i ~y m em fb~r s t and thec1 r connection s wlth somtehof t~e i e J ,g,m1 ies o on gomery oun t · ere is ai 1 tl 1 . 5 ca :::; e, 1 strong associa t ion with t he Presto~ · fam~ly ~f Smithfield both prior to, and after, t h e founding of v p 1 on t he f roungs of the Preston and Olin I n ,s ti t ute . Al .s o no • t• a b• Je is the dlongevity .t . f o a number of the fam i _j_Y members a nd the y i ghl Y tr a i ional ~nd identifiable family un i t s of ~ h e Anders ~ns, s anders , 1-=>A.unders, Morri sons, et al. 7 �~ 3 AtJ SJ . 17 t\ NCESTRY Cl-IA.RT I, _ ti \1N T.w; C: hAR1 N (J ..,. , , ... WHCl!l John Anderson* BOAN c. 1843 W>IEAC Blacksburg , Va . WH EN Ml.RAICO 6 June 1867 DICD 9 June 1916 WHCM Blacksburg, Va . 4 ON CHART NO 0) ('.. O' James Preston Anderson* April l , 1866 '°"" WHlRt Blacksburg, Va. 2 ~ F-t ~ ~ m I-;) 01[0 Oct. 21 , 1889 June 26, 1936 wH~c Cincinnati, Oh i o • b. circa 1807 ..JV 11 - Chatham, Va. 17 .) I ? \ \ COlllTIHUEO Otl CHART_ WH(ll MARRIED DIED J WHERE Julia/Avisa Dobson* 80RN c. 1822 9 WHClll CONTINUED Otl awn' _ s Emily Sanders * BOAN c. 1850 21 COHTINUCD Olt CHART_ WH[N llURlllEO DICD Wil 1i am Mc Norton 22 Portsmouth, Ohio Marsha McNor tnn* WHC RC DIED CONTINUl.D Oft CHAltl _ Frank Sanders * c. 1813 11<>11'1 -~~ Blacksburg, Va. lO WHUI[ wH c11c October 1890 Blac ksburg, Va . 11 COKTINUCD ON CHART _ 8~ ~ .... tr. Katie Porter 23 ... CONTltWlO ON CHART Not Married DICD WHCR[ WMlJll 24 Richard Saunders * COffTIMIJ[o OH CHART I c. 1784 25 ltlargaret c. 1799 Samuel Saunders* c. 1813 12 llOfltl ~hu.r Oii MU&AMO a.I Wl1'l WHERE .µ ~ I WH(N MADltD James Harvey Saunders* 6 I QaH ~ C, 1846 Montgomery Co. WMD1 Mdlt1ui 7 February 1867 ..c:() ~ 000 WM(~ m -rl WMOI[ 13 1_ Lucy 9°"" ~~ Dl(C ,,.., · Laura Lee Saunde rs * I COWTI-.JlO . m -rl oico -rl wHEJtt: ~ > I August 5, 19 77 Biacksburg, Va. on p (' \1 1' (:; a - - - - - -- - \.' i •""": i r i 7 l Rachae 1 Li vi ni a Morrison* Feb r uary 14, 1844 •Ht•l 131 a ck s burg Va . "' h , 90flfj. EUS Building, VPI & SU ~ I R(' t T AU O rl! I'\'> '°' r ! eO'IN I l'IHOlC RICHARD DICKENSON .") ·iQ5 ; CHlU 27L..-.--.--.--.--.--.----.--.--.--.--.--- s~ TT, Qr. !1 • NAME UJ CMUT---- WH[lt{ Bl ac ksburg, Va. tlC H -rt - -..::::J c. 1815 COfllT1MJC) oel Fe bruary 6, 1870 Wt4tlt( °" DlEO 1 - COMTINU()) Oft CHA!tT WN[JI( ct °" CY.ART_ CONTINUED 20 DllD 3 ;..>.F • · 11(1. ---COMTIDIUEO OH CHAR r WHlRl Nettie G. Anderso n* WHOllWltlllJ> - DllO wHcN MA11111co ... ..... • •• • llOAr. IS T I( SAM[ AS N( 1 r-i Benj am·i n A.ndr:r -: : crn ' f.. ~ , 192 ~ 01 ( 0 1·ia r e ..... (Rt Rl a ch.sbur g , \' a . ---i .... I0tro I 28--~~~-~~~~~~--~- Morr i ~ 0 0 * r l 3 15 vi rg i ni a C• 29 COflT!filUfO °"' CHAJtT . CO!fflll\J£1) ON CHAllT_ __ cn,.v111(!.' Fi :m !""t1ar~o ...... e ~ ~ ~. . ....Jwi ,... •.. 30 . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '1 * \..I_:__-!-.-\::..\=.. ..!li...J._Q.u • '"r. · !!;)'> .. C . 1S16 .......n • t ~~? r·y 1 ? f h-\ COlllTIHut:>,;,;.; ' """"' \' ) ~ - C\-\ERfl~::: i: 1N~)1 ~N ' ' '- ' \,_ ..-~-~·:.!'C..:~·-~ -- · - -- - -6 - - ("~""~ - "' -.. I(. : >")-' ~ ......... - �Virginia Appalachian Notes An Appalachian J.g_nu1 ry 1978 Afro-Americ~n Ge n ealOGY ( Cont i n u ed ) Footnotes 1 Blacksburg-Chris ti ans burg News Me sse nge r , Thu rs day, March 6, 1975 .. p. 7; re-inte r view of August 18, 19 77 . ? ~ Montgomery County Cl erk 1 s Office, Gran t ee !3 ook 4 4 , p. 149. '") ~J u ne 4th Interview of Mrs. and Miss Andersons. 4 News Messenger, March 6, 1975 and June 4th interview. r: _,Jun e 4, 1977 intervieh1 • 6 1867 Census of thf~ Bureau of Refugee s , Freedmen and Abandoned Lands ( BRFAL) al so kno\'m as the Freedmens f3ureau. 7 fa.1 9ust 14, 1977 interview with Miss And c r s ori. 2 BRFAL 1865 Census - an incomplete on e dated August 1865. 9 1· .d . t erv1ews. . ..~~~.-..:.. • J une an d Augus·t 1n Editor's Note: The author, Richard Dickenson, is CAUSE Speci::il1st and Assistant Professor of the College or Architecture .g,nd Urban Studies at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversJty, B1~cksburg, Virginia., IN MEMORIAM Mqrgaret Hartman Jewell 28 NovE,rnb0r 1977 Piedmont CArnetery, Montgomery County 9 �Virgini a Ap p a l a chian Notes January 1978 WYSONG/ McMULLEN / WILCOX by Charles R e c k er, 819 Franklin Ave., Las Vegas, Nev. 89104 I. II. RINEHART HAMMER , Arrived in Philadelphia on "Allen" (172~, Mary Hamme r, Believed to have married Loo.wig Weissang, of French Huguenot Ancestry (Family name originally "Vincent") who died in York County , Pa. m. IV. V. VI. FEIDT (Vitus) WEISSANG (Also Sp. Wysong) b. York County Pa. 1752, d. Fincastle Va. 1837. Revolutionary War. He m. Eliza Beth Phemach. Polly Wysong oo Matthew McMullen. He operated a. stagecoach line :from Liberty (now Bedford) Va. to Gate City ('!hen called "Estellville") in Scott County , Va. '!heir son, Fayette McMullen was Representative to U. s. + Conf'ederate Congress, 2nd Governor of Washington Territory. Mary McMullen (1811-1882) buried Gate City, Va. She oo John H. Wilcox born ca. 1809 , a farmer in Scott Co. Va. Son of George Wilcox (died 1828) + Christena .WILLIAN FREDERICK WILCOX (1832-1904) went to .Allen Co. Ohio, 2nd Lt. in Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Civil War. According to family tradition, he took a gun off the body of his brother, who was in Confederate Uniform , at Battle of Shiloh, Tenn. Resigned his comndssion after the battle. He oo at Elida, Ohio SUsanna Mosier of Pennsylvania "Dutch" descent. VII. Bruce Wilcox (1855-1911. stone cutter, Delphos, Ohio. Brickner, German Descent. VIII. He oo Ma tilda Anna Wilcox (1880-1949) She oo Charlie BUSCH, Hardware Merchant , Delphus ~ Ohio. IX. - Mona Busch, born 1910. X. She oo William Recker Charles Recke r, Born 1932 PRESBY'l' ?.f.IAN RECOHDS Valuable genealogical data may be found in the records of the Presbyt e rian churches in Virginia. In p a rticular d~ t Ps of membership and tr::insfers ( whj_ch might indic a t e ' migrations), deaths, marriages, and occasjo n al aq es have ~een found. If your ancestor was Presbyterian, Ehis s our c e is worth investigating. The Union Theological S emin~ry in !iicrnnond, Va. has extant church records of Virginia churches on microfilm. _Reels may be borrowed via int e rlib rary loan at :rv) cost. To find what church records f~ X ist c o n s u lt Records of the Synod of Virgini,a ••• . on microfilm , A.' copy of which_ may be borro we d from : 'Ihe 11 brary, Un i oil Theolog i cal Semina r y 3401 Brook Ro q d, Richrr,ond? VA 232 2 7 . This rP.se,qr c her has had' e x c e l~~nt ~uc ces s f ! om thi s sour ce, p art i c ul arly whPn re searc~iing ..:..hena n d oan Va ll e y Ta i:i ces t. ors A gr·~teful wo rd i s r1 11e t;i e g r "l c ious peop le 3.t trnon Seminary for their help 0 0 10 �Virginia App~l~chi an Note s ID.I.AGE MAY REVEAL LINKS - by Viol B. Wright, 40) F e nnsyl v~ni:a. Ave., _}q} CJT1, V~ . Copper Creek is the :fascina ting name o f' a small s t ream that fl.ows south through folds of high green h:l11s and mo unta.:1.ns :in Russel l arxi Scott Coi..mties. 'lh:is is also the name of' an ele mentary school , modern to the l a st degree, that stands on the prominence along t he main thoro ughfare from Abingdon to Castlewocxi am Norton. A by-road from near Dickensonvilla to Gate City Winds its way south over hill ard dale along Copper Creek and amon g the farm h omes a.rrl churches that are sprinkled in the valley and coves. Ha.rd surfa ced, this road is one such as Grandfather would not believe if he could come back to tra v e l the trails he knew so "Mocking .Bird Hill" is the name posted at one country home surroumed by an array of colorful blossoming plants~ geraniums, petuni.as and marig olds during th summer and late fall. Down the road on a knoll, shaded by aged oak trees, there stands a church, GRASSY CHURCH, Baptist-Methodist, and around i t t here is a burying ground with many gravestones , some very old, sane new. It is an historic place With two denominations occupying the same building which, from its appearance was built of locally made brick. According to Kegley' s Virginia Frontiers, a man by the name of' Salyer was among the very first of the pioneers to penetrate the mountainous Southwest. He in this old churchyard, there are numerous graves marked with the name Salyer, s more than 100 years old. It is interesting to n ote the way names change. Sever old stones spelled one name, Sexson, while right next to it, the name becomes Sexton. Vicars, too was certainly a name belonging to a large f'amily, there '\<le so many stones bearing that name. Now and then as one travels along rout 71, the eye catches a glimpse of a small family burial plot on yonder high hill. To get there would reqUire a lon walk across the fields and a climb to the top which i 5 an indication the now abandoned private cemetery is quite old and no road leads to it. About half way between Di.ckensonville and Gate City, there is a village named for the first settlers of the community, Nickels. '!he village of' NickelsVi.1 where the old melds into thd\ new, boasts two large churchs, s:ide by side - the Me odist aiki Baptist. ·. '!he First Baptist Churcn is larger and older, if' one judges by the markers at old graves near~y. 'lhe i~sent building wa.s co~structed in 1922 and a rather handsome structure it is with stained glass window's and :front columrfs. But this is surely not the first edifice of' its kirrl to occupy the site. 'lhe Rev. Robert Kilgore was buried there in 1851 according to the marker erected :for him and his wife, Jane, deceased in 1861. Rev. Kilgore is said to be the first Mason to be buried in Scott County and his grave marker bears the insignia. o:f that :rraterni • However, since his well-lmown family were o:f tha staunch Baptist :faith, ~ he himself a minister, one must conclude the Baptist congregatinn existed here in his lifetime. 11 �V irg i ni~ App~]g_ c hia n Vill 'if.> ~~ay Notes <T anu:i.ry 1978 Li n ks (Contj_1=ued) Not far from his marke r i s one placed at the resting place of Valentine Bush who is s aid to have lived to be 105 years of age and his w:i..f'e Nancy Gose Bush of the f amo u s Gose family of Southwest Virginia. Near this plot one is enclosed with an iron fence where Dr. Wolfe, the beloved family physician to the villagers is inter ed. RP.Vt==-8.l In thi s same ceme tery, numerous markers ha.ve been placed at graves to memorialize members of the Bond, Broadwater, Frayser of Frazier, Bush and others. Since i t is a quite old burying ground, i t is worth a visit if one is searching for family b ackgroundo In the early days of this village and many others like it, it was not uncommon for the churchyard to be used for the burial of' the dead of the Community• In :fact, it wa s quite the custom among our pioneer forefathers. One group that migrated to this section of our state were so devoutly religious that they would not travel on Sunday but stopped to hold services during the day instead. I f one is looking for history and ance stral links, no better place is to be found than an old c e metery even though some say the dates on the stones are not completely reliable Neverthele ss , they are bound to be within a reasonable span of time and i t is exciting to find a great grandfather or even more distant granmothe r buried there. 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �Virginia Appala chian Notes Jan uary 1978 NOTES from THE LYN CHBURG PRESS (Va.) copied by Charles T Burton June 20, 1817: Wed., married John Will s & Mrs Wats o n July 4, 1817: 27 ult, married Archibal d Stuart, att o rn ey, & Elizabeth S Pannill, only daughter of Da. vid of Pit tsylvania Co. July 11, 1817: Thurs 10 inst , married, Jo hn Caskie & Martha Jane Norvell of Amherst. Sept 12, 1817: 1st inst, married, Corn e lius Payne & Eliza Walton, daughter of William of Pittsylvania Co. 4th inst, married, Joseph Mays & Mary Ann Roberts, e ldest daughter of Enoch. Oct 10, 1817: 29 ult , married Wm Blain, 57 yrs, & Elizabe t h Hook, 19 yr Nov 7, 1817 r last Sun, married, Willia m M Bo wling, son of James of Amherst and Jerusha Wingfield , daught er o f Jo hn o f Franklin Co. Nov. 14, 1817, married last even i ng Fortunetus Sydnor & Eliza Royal Nov 14, 1817: married 6 i nst Capt Robert Wilson, of Pittsylvania Co., & Catharine A Pannill daughter of Samuel. Dec 5, 1817: 27 ult married Walker G Merriwether of Ri chmond & Elizabeth Merriwether of Bedford. Dec 5, 1817: married 27 ult, Benj 'm Perkins & Mary Frances Ann Marie Jones of Bedford, daughter of Lewellin of Huntsville, Madison Co, Tenn. Dec 5. 1817: married 20 ult, Christopher Win i free & Tilden ·of Frederick, Va. Dec 5, 1817: married last evening David Hoffman & Mary Wiatt of Amherst Dec 12, 1817: married last Wed Capt John M Otey & Lucy Minor Norvell, daughter of Capt Wm. Dec 12, 1817: married Nov 17, Dr James T Steavens & Towns, da':lghter of Capt of Amelia Co. Dec 26, 1817: married last Wed , Robert S Andrews & Elenor Thompson, the eldest daughter of David. Jan 2, 1818: married last evening Ricap S Tilden & Evaline Bund , eldest daughter of William. Feb 13, 1818: married 8 inst Wm Isbell & Lucy Furlong of Amherst. Apl 10, 1818: married 2 inst John C Reid & Esther Austin of Bedford. Apl 17, 1818: married 1 inst Joseph Dodd & Elizabeth Hatton of Amherst. Apl 17, 1818: marri ed 4 inst George Higginbotham & Catherine Higginbotham of Amherst. Oct 12, 1818: married 8 inst George P Richardson & Ann Gavan, Jrd daughter of James of Pohite, Hanover Co. Nov 5, 1818 : marri ed 4 inst James Penn, merchant, & Martha A N Harrison, oldest daughter of Nicholas. Dec 17, 1818: married 10 inst Capt Wm W Norvell & Ann Harrison, daughter of Samuel I, of this place. Dec 21, 1818: married 17 inst Wm R Cheplin of Lynchburg & Elizabeth Jones of Campbell Co. Dec 21, 1818: married 17 ins.t James S Allen of Botetourt co., & Elizabeth Byers, daughter of John, of' this place. Dec 21 , 1818: married 17 inso Nelson Thomas of Lyndhburg & Mary Johnson of Amherst Co. Jan 7 1 1819: married Wed last Se th Ward, Jr, of New London & Ann Hendrick of New London. Jan 7, 1819: married 24 ult Capt Leonard Claiborne & Letitia W Clarke, Eldest daught er of Col Wm of Pittsylvania Co. Jan 7 0 1819: married Dec 27, 181 8, Thomas Penn & Mary Kennedy, eldest daughter of Joseph - - all of Patrick Co. 13 �Virgi ni a Appa l a c ~ i~n January 1978 Notes Notes fro m the Lyn c hburg Press (Va) copied by Charles T Burton Jan 11, 1819 : married l ast Thurs Ri chard Burrus & Jane V Hansford of Amherst . Jan 11 , 1819: married l a st Thurs Campbell Franklin & Catherine Guthrie of Amherst. Feb 15, 1819: marri ed last Wed Dr Wm Holcombe & Eliza Clopton of here Feb 15, 1819 : married last Thurs Dr George H Burford & Mary Hansard, daughter of John - all of Amherst. Feb 18, 1819 marri ed last Tues Wm Phuup of here & Elizabeth H Chandler, daught er of Samuel of Lexington. Mch 15, 1819: married last Wed Peter Walker, merchant of here, & Eliza Moore, daughter of Col Thos of Bedford Co. Mch 18 , 1819 : ma rri ed 21 inst at Vienna, NY, funiel Butts, 15 yrs of Augusta & Elizabeth Matoon of Vienna, NY, age 14. Two brothers aged 18 & 15 have married mother & daughter - mother 35 & daughter 14. (Note : can you figure out the relationship?) Apl 5, 1819: married 24 ult in Albemarle Co. Wm C Rives of Nelson Co. & Judith P Walker, 2nd daughter of late Col. Francis. May 3, 1819: married 27 ult Alex Brown of Lynchburg & Lucy S Rives, daughter of Robert of Nelson Co. ' May 6, 1819 : married last Thurs Nathaniel Winston of Richmond & Zelnid Lynch, daughter of F.dward, here. May 6, 1819 : married 6 inst A Robertson of here & Sarah F Brown, daughter of Dr Brown of New Glasgow. May 17, 1819: married last Thurs Alex Liggatt & Mary Lynch, daughter of John Sr. May 27, 1819: married 7 inst Nicholas Cyrus & Jane fuvidson of here May 27, 1819: married 20 inst Mr Woolevyming & Dolly P North ' May 27, 1819: married 20 inst John 0 Reid & 'M.artha Rosser dau of Wm Sr. June J, 1819 : married last Thurs Warner Ganaway & Elizabeth Snead , daughter of Wm of here June 10, 1819: married J inst Jeremiah Pannill of Culpeper & Anne Payne third dau of Philip of this Co. June 10, 1819: married J inst Edward Wethers of Fauquier & Eveline Payne 4th daughter of Philip June 10, 1819: married J i nst Samuel M Scott of here & C.armeline Payne, 5th daughter of Philip June 10, 1819: married 20 May 1819 James Harbour , youngest son of Moses , & Hannah Nowlin, daughter of Francis - all of Patrick Co . Aug 13, 1819: marri ed last Wed Henry R Goulden & Lucinda S Roka of here Aug 31, 1819: married 26th inst Dr. Wm Owens, of here, & Jane L Latham of Culpeper. Aug 31, 1819: married 24 inst Capt Richard fuvis & Sophia Wharton, daughter of John - all of Bedford Co. Sept 10, 1819: married in Baton Rouge, La, Lyle S Urpey, 59 yrs, & Henson 89 yrs old . Jan 4, 1820 : married Dec 23, 1819 Benjamin Miles, 70 yrs, & Salley Wilson 15 yrs of Amherst. Feb 1, 1820: married. last Wed fuvid G Murtell of here & Alice Tate , daughter of Col Edmund of Campbell Co. Feb 18, 1820: married last Wed. C.apt John T Mason & Nancy T Schoolfi eld daughter of Benj'm of here. Mch 21, 182 0 : married Washington City Samuel Lawrence Gouverneur of NY & Maria Hester Monroe, youngest daughter of Pres. James . Apr 28, 1820: mar ried at Hebron Rev Lorenzo Dow & Lucy Doalsbear of Montvill e May 30, 1820: married May 22 , 1820 Henry Carrington of Char l ot te & Loui sa Cabell, daughter of Wm H of Buckingham ll+ �Virginia Appalachian Notes Janua r y 1 978 Notes from the Lynchburg Press (Va) copied by Charles T Burton June 13, 18201 married 6-8-1820 Wm Tho rnhill & Lucy Wal t o n all of Buckingham Co. June 23, 1820: married 6-15-1820 Allen J Wyllie & Martha Holcombe, daug hter of Judge John of Lynchburg . June 23, 1820: married 6-22-1820 John Simmerto n & Sa ra h Peacock of Amherst July 4, 1820: letter at Lynchburg f or Dolp hin Dr e w May 4, 1821: married April 24 i n Amherst Co James Spenc er & Sa rah Slaughter June 1, 1821r married May 23 Col J ames Campbell of Leaks ville , NC, & Sophia W Spencer, daughter of Ma j . Sa muel T of Charlotte Co. June 29, 1821: married June 27 Capt Micajah Lynch & Ann Moorman June 29, 1821 : married June 27 Henry Clark & Judi th Moorman, both are daughters of James .c Moorman. June 29, 1821: married June 28 Tipton B Harrison & Mary Brant, daughter of late Robert. Aug 17, 18211 married Aug 11 Charles Cobbs & Ann Scott, daughter of Wm of Campbell Co. Sept 14, 1821: married Sept 4 Na tha.niel Massie & Susan A Woods daughter of Michael of Nelson Co. Sept 21, 18211 married Sept 13 Dr Wm H B Christian of Campbell Co & Saluda Baker Fuqua, daughter of late Capt Samuel of Charlotte Co. Sept 28, 1821: married Sept 26 Abram F Biggers & Matilda Roberts of here Oct 5, 1821: married Oct 4 John Blair Dabney of Campbell Co & Elizabeth L Towles daughter of Major Oliver, Jr, of Lynchburg. Nov 9, 1821: married Oct Ji John 0 Leftwich of Lynchburg & Sarah P North daughter of John of Bedford Co. Dec 7, 1821: married 15 ult Hugh Barclay of Rockbridge & Mary Woods, daughter of Michael of Nelson. Dec 7, 1821: married Dec 4 James Holmes & Arianna Donnell, both of Lynchburg Jan 4, 1822: married 21 ult Joseph Edwin Royall of here & Elizabeth Gwalkins daughter of James of Bedford. --------- -- --- - -"-' - - ..... - - - - - - The Radford College Archives h~s acquired a number of reference materials, including the follow:ing: transcrip~s of the Late Daniel A. Cannaday; personal papers of Dr. H Ledge 1-~o f fett dean of women at Radford College from 1921 to 1962; old p hotos, news clippings, and records from the estate of Dr. Franklin Hillman's Virginia Collection; Saul Simon. Ann Swain, Archivist, states that'~he primary focu~ of the archives is on history of the campus New River Va..Lley, . ' black s i.n Southwest Virginia, and the Radford Ar s ena1 • " (Radford Alumni Bulletin) - --- - - ------- - - - - - --- Do nt t mi s s t h e Apr il issue of VAN. This will include our members hi p list and sur na me index, an opportunity to learn Renew your who else is wo r k i ng on your family lines . membership now! 15 �Virginia Appalachian Notes January 1978 Boon Co. ky. Deed Book E page 4 By: A. Charlton, 310 (47001) Sunnyside Ave, Aurora, I nd. 2.1 f?.oma s Vance pension certificate ,Ky Judicial Court 10 11U e' 1820 a n pli ed in oerson. Served Rev. Nar Company of Oliver Spencer,Regt.Cant. J a mes Binnel in Jersey Line.Mp de o e th to same 4 Aug 1 8 18 a nd h a s nension certificate ~ o. 4527, swe Er s he wa s a citizen of US l b MG rch l b l 8 ,income altered in n o way,o vvns total v n lue of .~0 9.25.Is & shoema ker by trade but can only m2-ke one p a ir fine shoes fl da y, be s ides self in f2 1:=ily is 1;-o1 if e 57 una ble to \.":ork nnd d8.U[d1ter ap: e 14. P 2.ge 8 Georp e Coon a ·rnlied 11 L ug 1 6 20 , e.g e 62 next Oct. s served 3 yee.rs , enli s ted 17 Jan 1777 State of Penn. in Co of VanSwere r. en,in 11. ep-t. of Col Bayc. rd. ~:'ay h c.~ ve been dischr:r r ed byL. Gordon.Discha rfe lost or misla id. Eli Davis served with him. I a m r; f ' [ -; rm er, infirm, 4 in f c: rnily wife e.Fe 51, d <ur-h ter Sally 14, boy Tom Jeff 10 e. criple, d a u N~ elinda. 9 ,he f f ami ly live with son-in-law. P2pe 8 Jeremiah Haydon, ~ ension Certificate 12 l ug 1 8 20,enlisted to r of Hev. ,/o r 1776 State of Va .,in CaD t oimL. Lovely Co.ori f i n2J declor2 tion 5 Ma y 1818,nension certific a te ~ o 13430,lists pots l ~ ans & c a ttle VAlue ~ 250, 8 owes ~ 135,is a f &rmer 4 in family wife 48 ,Jeremiah ll , Eliz2"beth Ann 7 Bnd CCJ, therine EU e 4 All above 8-ppes .red before John ;i 'rimble ,Judg e 2nd Judicial District Sta te of }_y Boon Co. Circuit Court Order Book 2 June Court l b09 ") 25 (;aleb Sumner 1 day clerk at :81.00 ')a id Oct. cov_rt Peter Lostetter 8 days - j6 Jordan Hice for 14 days ;;li l0.50 David Buchanan l day 75¢ Dee_d Bk A ' J 5, 17 A,1).g l 7 99 James 'i1rirn,ble 8 wife J r:: ne - - ~~ l C1 00 paid by Hum11hrey l\~Frsha.le-l and in Nool 11 erts Crk Boon Co ( formerly Priyette) 1785 Acres p a.tented in Va . 26 A : ril l 7S 2 containing 6000 Acres 2 mi below mouth of' h'~ iami H.iver a n d 3 miles out from Ohio River. Woodford Co hy- a , ne a red before u s 2 JP of :--: aid County ,James Trimble of full 17 Aug 17 S9 Wm Va Nter Antt. Bartlet age, 1 Deed Bk E p 510 Clara Pi ~ e [ G. B . Ha rri s on ( l e gal rh e irs of John BroV'm l a te of Boon Co .Ky) a nd ~1.1ho me. s Po r te r o f 2nd nert, -~~ lC:· O for lot in 'l ov!/seyTovm,Boon Co l~y once occu'1ie d b y An1os · ·~ Le ne, the ;Jronerty of John Brown 2t his de a th . S i gned Clc:.ra Pike and Clariss a D Ha rrison. 29 A1 ril l b35 **~* ·- b u 1 on 1\1 •.. on t f' Ome ry .l?i .. · 1ce who dicc overe d s wife o f Lie Cl a.ro. Pike wri. Pikes Peak,Colo.They were cous ins . '. i'hei r d nu .Clc::rissa vvas · :vife of John Cleves Symms H8 rrison,so n of Pres • . 1m. IIenry Hc.; ,rris on o 1 16 �Virginia Appalachian Notes J a nuary 1978 A'.::l stra ct cG oy GGr::'i 3-losh aPECIAL : ~ o~:CES ~- '..A.?8.IED l··!AB..R. IED On the -~· th instant, o.t t h e r G s~c1 e ~;J c o o :::. . . ~: ::a 8 .::; :.::c. ~_ 1 :l ::: , -Jy :<s ,_:-. c :-:t :" c '.~ Capt. 3-eorce ~ Cherry , 4::;:.th Geo::i e::; i 2. ?. e : ~ i :::e:.~t ~: =~ j_s~ Z I:.. ==c G·clr i c.: Au[~usts., of Ga. :iJ I ED i".,a.·n ou.o:::._, '"'rOi ... o-...... ine 1 r:· +v._ · ,1 -r.:in~J 1- ..... =-'<: -. .... c.-....... -.'""'\ r>· 'T~-.-1 1• • ·. ~l Y1 __ ~ 0 -_:=- -~·..:· Am'c·_ v u"-. .. _:_..1 ..a.. ....... .. • .. . :. __ v ._. -•,: ::.., ... . -.. ... . . ...... - .. 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T'::. os. ? ~· ,..... ,_).,. oe,c... .: :. n,., · 11 ~i_JJ. - - �Virginia Appa lachian Notes Janus.ry 1978 NEW AD:'.JI TI ONS TO THE VIRGINIA ROOM, June 27, 1977 (Cont., from Oct) :rJ anciano, Clam.le Ol-::-en , Jr. -- Ca~)tain Jolu1 Si..'1clair of Virginia: ~Ja·criot; ::)rivat eer , a""lc: al 2.ed ged p irate. cGloucester, Va., La.ids Znd Jooks, 177 '3 ,, T,anc~ers, - - Ti1e Virg inia '=!ampaign anc t.he Y_o~kade and sie '< e o.f Yorl::t T 'n i r1c '...uC:Lnz a hrie f !larrat ive of the 7 rench DarticiDa~.;i;n i:1 the nevo-._u\:. icn _Jrio r to ·:-,he Southern cam:c>aiGn. · r~:;hin:_;L · m, c~:..;), :·./.n . Ir l? > J, Langs t on, .Ail ee ~1 Le•rers -- Pedigrees of some of t he Emperor Gharleuagne is ces 0 .enC:en!-, s, Vo -:__u2:ie I I c:Cotto;1~rt, La., ?o J_yazrthos, Inc.::i 1?7h . La11:)here, B e·- :arc~ r.:verett -- Descendants of Dates ar.:::es'0ors ;-rho livecJ in VirGinia.. Cha'._J e l ~-Til_ l , '. T. C ., the author, 1973. J,ee, Ho u ar<~ ::r.:tr"G on -- '3l oodletting in Ap::Jalachia; the story of · :Test VirgL"'1ia 1 s 1o u r najor n i ne «;ars anc other t.hrill:L.'1e incicents of its coal fields ••• IIor;; a.nt oo.rn, -!est Virg inia University, 1969 . l"~e~r Lee, Richar0 Henr:I -- 'l'he letters of Richard Henry ;_,ee c on:1a:1y , l :ill- l h . York, The l·Iai:rt·,i-.i..la.1 ~:TeTr York, I·'.La~r.iilla.11, .l. J!..:-7 . Lehnarm, Kar1 -- 'l'homas Jefferson, .A.Ioorican hwnanist. John Ale::ancer -- s -:.) 8ech o f Hon. John A. J,O fsan, of Ii_:!..inois, in the Sena'. :, e of the United states, 7ric1ay, December 2::0 , 1:3.'."32, and Tues da y anu ·rec~ne sC: ay January 2 an 6 3, 1-. l'i J, on the Bill (S. J.1lhh ) :~or the rel ief of ~i'itz-Jo l1I1 Porter. '. Taohin~on, 1 '13~ . :r ,onr; ' Armistea.cJ Linc; say -- l ~moirs of Robert E. JJee; his nulitar<J anc: perso:i.al his tor'J , embracin;:; a. large amount of informa:t.ion hitherto urr_:m blishec: :Te"r York, Philadelphia cetc:i J .;1. Stoddart & company, 1 "336. Ear;;r IIarcJin -- lOOth anniversar'J histo~r ana directory 1 371-1>'7 1 :.'irs:t:. . Christ,ian Church, Johnson City, Tennessee. Johnson Cit:r, Te nnessee , Trici·:. :.ies Lithogrel:)hing Co., Inc., pril1ters, 1971. IIary Earoin, col'il:"?· -- ~-Tashington County, Tennessee records •• • Jorms on Ci t 3r, Ten;1 . - ~- 1 • ' - ·'161' / · · 1· • ~=~~lroy, Ro .oert, : IG~1u-'u".:. -- Jei'ferson Davis; the unreal ancJ the real a :1c: ::~nc; on, Bar) er & lnut.hers, 1937. ... Hr::Ghee, Lur~y Kat e -- lle...roi_utj_onary , ~-rar of l '.31 2 & Indian ' ·Yars pensioners l i s"'u o f '. •ashington, D .C. anc:: Alexanciria, Virginia. Tashington , D .c., Lucy Kate JicGhee, n.d. J:alone, D1m1as -- so~·rin A. Alc' erman, a biography • • • & comi_)any, inc. , 19h0. HarLil.1: Reba K l 16 3). Ue~ r York , Dou;):_ec2a y, Dora.1 -- Harriages of Harcer County, Virginia nm-1 ~ Te st Vir g inia (l ""J; !1:Jluefie l c1, J . 'Ta., 1966. Hassey, John sc:: ~-rarcl - - Auto bio graphy o.f John E. lia 3sey ton, The l ~eale ·q ub:!..ishin e cor.1lJa11y, 1 909. 18 ... Heu Yo rk: anc ~ TashB1 3 - �Virginia Appalachian Notes January 1978 Eatheny, H E Najor General Th omas :naley Harris, a n enb er of t he mi :_uar c .: rr:unission t hat t. rie d the ?resicent Ab r aha.-, : ,inr,o ln assassination co . .:. spirators, ano Rost er o f t he 10th -fe st V:i. r :~i.'!ia Vo hmt eer In f antry Rec- iment, 11161-1 :16:; . Parsons, ·1 . Vo ., ~Ir. <.~ l c:ii:l Print . Go., 1 963 . ~ ~ c -: ~attisnn, T..ei: Jis::i Herita-;;e of a hal:f c entury. l l)2 - ~_ 9) 1 2 . : ro·t e s ·:>n t he Vireinia 'i' rust Company in the li:'e o .f it s r,ity and i ts state . Ridun::>nc5 cprint e0 by : fuittet & She ppe rs o n~ 1 9h2 . ?··Tay, Clarence S&;-rarc Life unoer four flag s in l icrth River "l;:isin of Virgi.riia. Verona, Va. : l'IcClure Press, c; l 976. 1'!Jay , John G The l ighter side o f the la"..J. 1 9 ~ 6. r.harlo t.tesv ille, Va., Hichie Co., Mazzei, ':i'ili}po -- Phili_:) Hazzei, Jeff erson's " Ze alous can Institute of Italian Stuoies, cl ~/7 S . Ha3~ei, lt,ili~~)O Researc hes on the Unite d States. ?ress o~ Virginia, 1976 . ~"ieyer, -JhiG". J.Je •r Y·,rk r'.har LoVc esvi l l e k 1eri Univers it Rev. ano enl. ~ Balti- Eary ICeysor -- ::lenealo Gi c al research in i·-:arv1 an d - more, Harylan d Historical Sor.iety, 1 :77 6 .· ~Ii.~ hael, Ol in B The histor;ir of t he Keezlet o ';Jn J~e-tho(ist Chur'.::h. tmm , Va.-;J n.p., cl961 . I-bore, Ir>>ra. (HcClellari) -- Southern c harar::t er sketches. Dietz 9ress, 1 937. 1: Keezle- :J.ir;hnon6, Va.., 'i'he Ib ore, Jo hri Har,unond -- Alb enarle, ~Jefferson's co1u1ty, 1727-1'.'76. Charlottesvill : ?ublishec f or the Albe:marl_e Co unty Historical Societ, y b y the Univers i t ? ress of Vir ~ inia, 1976. :?o ~ ai.iontas Irossiker, ? ranees : the life ancJ the legend. Hurray, Anne ~-Tood Beyono this A:;:Jri l and other ::_Jo ems. berise cl973-;J i_Te;J York, Knopf , 197" . ·-rashington, D .C., St!'eo::- ·!ational Genealo e ical Society·. Inc~ ~ ~·:: of Re"':'o ln_t ionar:v· ·1ar >ensi on a?plications :L: the Nat iona.l Archives. Bicentennial e6 • , rev. & enl. · rashin gton : ,Tat ional Geneal o gical Society, 1 976. 1 Hei'.Shbors, :.r s -- Aa clresses to college girls and others. King print in ~ r:o., 1914. Wes bit, Marion -- The land o f Virg inia.. Ne~·rt on ' J 3risto 1_, Tennessee Fent on, lli.r.:h., I:. E. I1cR.o ~:>erts, Inc., cl?? , . H -- -Histo!'"IJ of the Pan-handle; he:Ln;:; historical collections of t he r,ount ies o f Ohio, Brooke, HarshalJ_ and Hancock, ~ J. Va. \r.T heeling , '.I . Va •• J. A. Cald!ell, 1117 9 . Horfleet, -F i ,_ l..more __ Suffolk in Virc;inia (~. ·1_7 ')--~ - •_ ,11fo; a record of l_ots, l i ve s, and lilrnne ss es. Char·;_ottesvi l l e , Va.., ·;l' i l_lmore Hor:f1-ee·t, 1 9711 . 19 �L Virginia Appalachian Notes Olcls , <' re c1 A l -- An a.bstrar.;t of I:rorth CarolL"'la ·: ;ills £.'ro~1 aoout 1760 to a bout. ~ J() su :"J ::_) !_ enentin ~ 1768 . ?a ~e, January 1978 Grir.les 1 at1stract of Horth Carolina -: -~ills 1663 to 3e r. :'.mc1 E: c ition. 13altimore, Southern Dook COT:ll)a.,.,y, 19Sh . ~1- rin T,a, rren c e -- George - ,rashin~on in He~-I Hampshire. Boston and Ee-; York, Ptl ~ ) . i. or t he George ;Jashington bicentennial commission of IJe~r Hrun-)- shire by Houghton :Mifflin company, 1932. 7ets:rorth .~arish, Va. -- The vestry book of ?ets•.- rorth parish, Gloucester coi:L"'lty ; Vir;;inia, 1677-1793; tra.riscribec, annotated anc' indexed by G. G. Chan berJ_ayne, ;1Ublisheci by the Library loard. Richmond, Division o f _:'.)urchase anc: _J rinting, 1 933. c Peyton, Joh..'1 Le-·ris ::i ~-'Iemoir of John Ho:,re Peyton, in ske:,ches hy his Gontem0oraries, to ~et.her :Tith some of his public an c ~)rivate letters, et, ,~. Staunton, Va., A. B. Blac kburn & co., l J9i: . Philli:1s, Tin hert, '-)ass, jr. -- The Phillips ~ d Ar',-.hur families of Campoell C01.r.1ty , Vir3inia. !'T. P., the author, 197 :.:i . Pollard, Sdi:Jarc Alf'rec -- Life o.f Jefferson Davis, :-rith secret history of the Southern Confederacy, gathered "behind the scenes L-., Ricl'unonc5. 11 PhilaC:e :L?hia , ChiCaI',O cetc. ::i National pub. co. c l 'Jd9::i cPorter, D:.tval:i Ac"lve:Ttures of an off ice seeker. furter, Duval -- The ·to st ca.use a.'1d other ooems. urizht, ~.Jrinters and stationers, J...jsi7. Pl. . at-t,, Dot nlaren~e -- Bluef!rass ac.'ventures. , :- Richmond, E. ~Tadci eyCo., 1-90)_· . Danvi1._le, Va., Blair & Boa·t- '3rist o l, Tenn • , Kine Print • co • cC19)1 1:i Prideaux, GtJynn Cochra:.i -- SUiilJ'Tlerhouses of Virginia. Byrd Press, Inc., 1976::i cRichi'110nci, Va., 3 illirun. Pryor, Sara Agnes (Ri~e) -- Viy clay; reminiscences of a. 1011g life • • • The Macrnll~i1 comparl?\, 1 90 9 . Ne~-1 York , Quarl_es, Garl_anc Il -- The st~ets of ~ -.rin~hester: the origin a.rid sii:;nificance of' their names. ·winchester, Va. cFarmers anci Merchants national J ank e ca. 195 9. cQuir. lcens, Quarles=> 0seud. English not.es; a rare and unkn01m work, bieng c: ! ::i a. re~ly to r.barles Dir.kens 1 s "A.rnerican notes, 11 ' Jith erit i r. a l COlT'I.le nts "Te-1 York city, L. N. Thompson, 1920. 'P arr l an'0 ' Henry G!_ay -- History o ~: Lo ~ a.'1 C:ount. y c: ;est Vire i n ia::i T.;ith a.dcl itio n a l. - ·· b genealo,::;ical information • • • Ha c ison, ·-Jest Virgi n ia , 1975 . Ray, - rorth Stickley -- Olc1 Al'oemarle and its absentee lan dlords. Genealo g i Gal puhlishine; r.o., 1960. lled:·.1 ath, tTan.es -- The m1Jlic lii'e of Capt. John Bro~ m. . :' ,-.. ,.. .. rJ_c · ,e, 1.._! :oO. 1 T?.eD.l y , :;:1_iz.a:)eth Carro ll .::t:'lc: il lust.ra.tio::is. Baltimore , Hos t on , Thaye r an o Slo- A c}i ctiona.ry of 80 ~_oni a.l .Alne ric an ~)rinters r orname;i ts ; Jorc ester : Amer i c a11 l1.1 ~ "1· v1 · i· n uar,_' an . ._ l c 1 9 t y ' i o7 / __) .S . o • .J 0 20 �January 1978 Virginia Appalachian Notes H.icharc~ son, Eudora (Ramsay) -- Little Ale c k; the fightin g vice-presicent compa~y ccl 932:i a l i __e o i' A.'. . e :-: anc er ~-I. S~e1)hens, o f t he co::i f e dera8y • • . The :3ob 'as-1-!:e rrill_ :cl•:-ia11oke, Virg inia. Public Schools. .Schools :::'o r our c:-iil ( . _ en. ?lant nee ds RDano!ce Cj_ty pu':il i c s c hoo ls . c l ~I ~-; - ~ . A stuc~y o.f school Ro->Jertson, Alexander Farish -- Alex an Ger IIuGh Holriies s-'vu<'.1.r·t 1 )0 7- l -i91, a C>io' , ::;raphy. Richmon d , Va., The ~-Tilliam By-.cc.': :;>ress, i n c . c:cl ) 2 ~ :i Robertson, Eargie '·T -- Ji'rom Georg e t o Jerry , 1-776- 1')7 6. lin Pub. Co., c l 9 7 ~ . Phila d elphia: Frank- nose, Cornelia Jru~re -- Arlington Colll1ty, Vir ~~1 ia : a histor;l· Arlington Historical Society , 1 976 . c:Ar·!_in gton , Va.:i Ro~·rland, Kate Ha.son -- The l ife of Geor c:;e Iiason, -._72 ·~ -17 ) 2 ••• ITe~r York, Lom:on, G. ?. Putnarn s s rms, 1 ·1 92. 1 R;)'aYJ, Davi C: D -- Harves·c o f a auie7, e ye; a ,)ort.::'o lio o f' Richr:ion d, Virc inia, Docyan Press, :~ l .1 6 '.) . ~a:Tt Sr,h:1-ee, Phillip F The Isaac Sa.ncJfor c! :fanily , .1.. 7 ')· ~ -1 9 7 ::; . J,ee 1s Letter Shop , 1 97'-'. . Se:;.:~on ; IraJ.n Street. Jo?lin, -, Iissouri, Hark 3 -- The cha.1_ice an( 7,he Convenant; a historv of i:;he ~ re ~ ~ Convenant i3aptist Associai:,ion i ·J6 3-197S . ' Tinsto21-SaJ_e1:J., IT. " ca., Hlll1-ter P.J. .JlishinG co.' 1 976. Sheman, Hanc'. el. -- Hollov folk. d TeH· York, Thonas Y. Crm 7ell , 1933:1 c: DerryviJ_le : Va., Vir ~ inia Book Com_,)any, 1 9 73:1 Sirt:ns, Henry Harrison -- Life of Robert 11. T. Hunter; a. stucy ii."1 sec~ionalis!i1 anc.1 secession ••• Richmond, Va., The ·1ilLLa:m ·9yrd press c:cl9Y.h ,S ;iart , Clarice E -- Marriages Ohio and miscellaneous. piler, 196~ . Alar.ieda, Calif., the com- Snith, ClifforcJ Heal Encyclopedia of rxerman-America11 genea.l o~ical researc:h. He~r York : R. R. Jcmker Co., 1976. Snith, Con~-rn:y Ho rard ColoniaJ_ c1ays in the land that, became Pulaski County. Pulaski, Va., Pulaski r,ounty Library Boaro, 1-975. 1 S::l i-th, Edith Gi bson - - }'Iary J3ollin G. c:Ashlanc: iJirginia, Heralc-Pro .c ;ress Print ins cJ-972 ::1 Snith, H Clifford Sulr;rave IIanor and the Tashingt.ons. A history a.nc gu:i.de to the 'l'udor Hor19 of George ~ -;ashin;;;l. ::>n 1 s Anr.estors. He'r York, Hacmill an 1733. Smith , Presley Ale:x:anc1er S;rr:urgus -- Tk>YhonC: nernries o :;~ !"auquier. '.C he 01( Do1~1i11ion press, l '/26 . " 3nave :~r, ~Rl '. a.man e- , Va •. . ~ ' 'I'LJi·,on H.a.y· -- The De:n1.r'0ment of Economics at the UniversJ_-c,y o.f Virginia, it32::: -19S6 . Charl ot tesville , Univers :Lty Pre ss o f V i r Ginia. c: l ~,i 67 :i 21 �January 1978 Virgini a Appala chian Notes So 1-: iety, :::' reec~ o::n., allc; c onscience: t he American Revo l ution in VirGinia, lTassachuset t s, an C: 3 e ;·r York / Jade ?. Greene, Ri~harC: L. l ushn ari, anc~ lii:-:~•ae ·~ !~anme:1; ec.'it e d b y Richarcl F . Jell i s on. lst e d . Ee:~ Yo r~: : ~ ~u 1~:.:, ·; 1, '~ _l_l).(b. J:_Je-::::, F r a..1k Goulds1 d:th -- The f unct ions of ~ !am::nw1 aJilOn ~ t he eastern Algonkian. A~1e :r-i~a:1 arr:.:.lITO_:x> l o si8 a .L. association , 1919 . S_: le~l:, :·?:::-a·1k s ~.rn1.6sni·;~h -- The Tute l a s y irit aclo:_::>tion ceremony; recloth:i21g tli.e i_ivin ~ i l t he r:1ane o:f the c~ ead. Trans c ri-nt ions ar1d analysis o f Tut e lo music: • • • Harris burr.:, co!lll1om·:ealth o .£: Penns;;rlva...'1ia, Dept. o f ~m'oJ.ic in s·::.ruct.ion, Pennsylvan ia Historical commission, 19h2. S)ro u 1_ , - ;i l l i a:"'.l 1~ane ron -- DavicJ FlemiJ.1b Hous-ton, Do r n, Jnly, 1.'.343, Diec1, I'e l:J . , .n . pllo - , . , n. a. ' ru.a_r:-y 1_ 6 , J_-,,"9 _1 • n .;). Sul1-ins, Drr.vicJ -- Il.e 8o l lect ions of a11 o ld raan. Seventy years in Dixie, l ~ 27 - 1 :~ 0 7 · : ~:rist o l, 'I' e m1 • , 'l'he :i\ iJ.1 1~ P:riJ.1t inr; co . , -:1_'.)10 . 'J.'·,1-:: l~er, 'J. Geor;_; e Ho l "":Jeri:.. Ib re 'i'ic"le- rater lancJ.f a lls : c ays -8eyono recall ••• Vir :; i~1ia Eeac h, Va. i Dom1in3, cl975. S . Arn~.r . Cor ,1s of E: 1g ineers. ·: Ti lmin gton Dist ric t . Floo d hazarr: inf ormation: IIurray R1..u1, •r rout Rm1 , Garnand Branr; h , GuH S9rii."1g :3ranch, and Ore 31;anc h t rib utar:,r, Roanoke, Virginia by ,.:. he De-vartment o.f the A:riny, -·Ti l1J1nn gon ~ 1.Tor'c h r.aro lin a., .TWle, 197 r:; . 1\.: u. s. 3urea.u of -the r:ensus, Jr(. 1 ::i1_0 . VirGin i a :'... ] l:) census incex. Utah, Ac'! e :.erat ed Inci e xin~ Syster:1 s, inc . c:_l976 :l D01rntifulJ u. s. "llirea·,.J_ o f the Ge ;1sus, Sth, l -'1 30 . Virt;in ia ,_ ) 3.J census inde x. Utah, Acee lerate d Inc.' e x 1_11 g Systems, Inc., c: 1976:1 Bountiful, u. s. Bureau or the Census, 7th, 1 ·1SO . Virg inia l ·l ) :) Census index. U'c, a..11.' Acce1\\:. .... at ed Im}exing Systems, In ~ ., c: l976:i ~Jountiful, U. S. Bureau of the Ce!lsus, Jth, 1 °160 . (t. z~c1 l'1anuscript) 1860 Raleir;h County, Uest Virginia census. U. S. ')u.reau 'J.f the Census, 10th, i. JGO. :Se l l Count;,r, Ke nt ucky - adjoining histor ic al Cumoerlai1d Gai,), Tennessee. i3ell County, Kentucky fa.-:1ily Bible _ re co rc]s as 3 ive~1 t he U.S. '~ ensus ·t.alcer in l ·T 30. ~ Jash:L"1:,;ton, D.C. , :J1w . b: r au,uhor, n. c;. U. S. -~urea:u of the ·~ensus, 1.0\".h, ~)~ 80. 1 3,10 c e ns:.:i.s - Logan County, \Jest Virs inia. '.i.'rc:ins '.: rib ec1 from mir.ro :filr1 by Davie~ Turner. T~:led lnaJ.1uscri9t. "!J. ;3. ~0~1 ,~~res s . J oiiTC. Commit.tee on :·;>rint.:i.ng. Jo hn Paul Jones comne::nora;:;ion a t .l\J.1na-_10-:_iG, A:.Jril 2h, 1 906 •••• Cl1ar1es '.T. Ste~ rart, s1t:-Tb. librar-<J a.1c na:va~. ''ar recorr1s. ·rash. , Govt. Print. Offic e, 1 907. Uni~::.ecl St.a,c,es. J,il)rary o f Cong ress· Genealogies in the Library of Congress; a 'ui b lio gra:_Jhy. Baltimore, Hd., ?fagna Carta I3ook Co. , 1 972. 22 �Virginia Appalachian Notes J ein illl ry 1978 ~Tnite d St ates. IJibrary o.f Con gre ss . Un i ted States lor. al lt isto ries i n t he Liorar-of Con gress : a bi bli ogra!Jhy ••• l a l t irno r e , J-1::t3na Carta Soo k Co., 1?7:; . 'rnitec~ States. Library of Con gress. Ameris an Rev0 1_ut i o n Bice nt ennial. Of f ir.e. l1anusc ri:_J t sources in t he Li'orary o f C o n ~ re ss :'o r resear ~h on t he P;nerir,an Reva 1.ution. "Tashin gton ) Lib r a r y o J' .::o n:;re ss : l ~/7 S. J l .I 1 U.S. Secretary of '.·!a.r -- Let ter f rom t he Se c re t ary o f , Tar, c or.rmunicating a transcript of the pension list o f t h e !fnit ecJ St ate s , sho:-l in g the nu.'110e r of pensioners in t he several ist rict s , a Lso, t he anount a lJ..o :-rec to ea~ h :;>ensioner. June 1, l l lJ . T3a 1-t i.r.10 re, Soat her.1 J o o lc r. o., 19-; 9 . Va. Conmi ssion for Children an cJ Youth -- You have t he ri::;ht i f you lmo ~ 1 it; a rights anc~ res'JO nsibi lit ies han C:b oo k . c P..i~:irno;:i c3 , Va., The ~ommission, 1976 :11 - Va. Comni::: sion for Chil6ren an d Yo uth -- 'l i r P; ini a ' s Chilc1 ren; a s t atistic al s t u oy . c:tichmonc; , Va., The Comr.iission, 1 07 -S ::i Virginia. l I Governor's Council on the S nviron ment -- The s t ate o f Virg inia. 1 s e n vironm~nt. A_-ri analysis anc' re c ommen cJ a tLm s oy t he Governor 1 s Council on the Environment c 1 971 ::i Virginia imprint series. No. 9 . Pre lirninary c he c k .L is t .f or :?etersbur 1~, 17 .J 6l 'l76. Compile d by various hanC:s an c edite c h y S cwarc! A. -.-Jyatt, Dl, o.L Petersburg , Virr; inia. Ri8hmon c:J , Va., Virginia. State Lib rary, 19Lt9. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Hlac ksbur8 , Va. The 3 ugle. c Yearbook'.'] v .1- VirGinia State Library1' Richmonc: , Virg ir1ia. Pro c eeciii1 g s o f the Committees o f s afety of Cumberland and Isle of · ri ght c oun.t ies Vir~:;inia 177 ~ -1776. Richr.lond, Va., Davis j3ot tom, Superintenc;ent 0 f Puol ir. Printirfg , 1919 . cralker, Alda::!e Freeman -- The Vermont Srig ade in the Shenancoah Valley, l ."l64. Burlingt on, Free Press Association, Ll6 9 . · rard, JJouise -- Virginia thru the years. cEanilton? Ohio, J_CJoO. ·1 aterman, Jose:::>h HacNaughton -- ·Tith s1:orC: anc' l an c et; the life of General Hugh :tiercer Richmonc: , Va., Garrett anc~ ~iassie, inG. c c l_ ) Ll::i b the ~·rheat; intervie'..JS uith Virc; inia ~x-s laves. University Press of Virginia., 197 6. Char:.i..ott.esville, ··Ie it3man, Davie' L -- Underfoot: an everyday quide to ex1Jloring the .A.roorican ::iast. He >-r York, Scribner, cl?76. ' Jheele r , 'Jilliarn Re ginald -- The roac to victor.r, a history of Hampton roads port of emb arkation in ~-10rlc war II • • • Neuport He•.Js , Va. cHe";-.7 Haven, Yale university press::i 1946. '·Jhite H:~riorial Method i st Church . 8ha.Hsvi lle, Va . , 195 2 ::i "lhi t .fie l c\ cHistory of' ·!hite 1·1emorial Methodist Church. ... Theodore J.1a.r sha1-l - - S lavery a3itation in Vir,?; inia, l '.1 2 ? -1 ~ 132 Ba ltimore, The ,Johr1s :rI0:1kins pre s s; Lonc~on, H. J'iilforcl, Oxford univ er s ity pres s , 1930. ' Til liams, Daniel Ba.re lay - - Freedom and .:>r o gress, and other c hoice a cc res.ses on Petersburg , va., ~iractical , sc i ent i f i c, e du c ational • •• :-.m bjects . D. B. '.Jilliams, l r!90 . _2_3 _ _ t. �Virginia A ppal ~ chian Notes January l.978 Re "::la Shronshire -- The Lees and Ki.11gs of Virginia and North Carolina, 1636-1976. :Ridgely, Tenn. : Wilson ~cl Glover Pub. Co., cl975. '·lilson, Sanruel Mackay Ky., 1927. Battle of the Bl.ue Licks, August 19, 17:12. Lexington, :rin~o, Sliz a beth B -- i'Jor.:fo ~ County, Virginia (nou Ch~sapeake City, Virginia) Ravo lut ionary '. Tar and iJar of l312 a~lJlications for pensions, bounty la.'1d warra...,ts, an~ heirs of ceceaseci pensioners. Norfolk, ila.., 19Gh . '.!inshi~>, '81-bert EC-:u arc.: -- Juke~-EdHards; a study in education and heredity. Harris burg , Pal, R. L. !-tyers & co • , l?O;-> •. . Tqods, Katharine Pearson -- The true storJ pf Cagtai..'1'1 John Smith ., • • Douol.eoa:r, Pa~e & company, 1901. · i:!e 7:i York, r.Troth, La~·1rence C01msellnan -- William Parks, !ll'inter and jo"U,rnalist of Englanc anc colonial America• ui.t}\ a ].is"G of the issues of his several :Jress~s and a facsimile of the earliest Virginia imµrint knm·m to be in existence. Richmond, The '·Jilli~ :i?~ks club, 1926. ~ .rythe CotL'1ty, Virginia. 1798 tax list. cXeJ'OX co9y, Yorktmm sesquicentennial association • . The Yorktown bool,(, the o.f.ficia:~ chron- icle and t.ribu;te book • • • son, 1932. Richm<;mc, Va. c Printec by Hhittet. & Shepper- Cqlonial Wtlliamsbnr~ Foundation .. - 'rhe Williamsbnrg cpl:j..ection of ant:iriue :r:irnishings.. Williamsbu~g, Va.; di~trihuted by Holt, Hinehart and 1-f1nston, New York c+97), --------- .. ------~- More 17th Century signatures - Jy Babe FQwle;r v5 /JJr..r 1 611 /J/le¥ ~~~~ t. !L-; .J w ..~· /lhff fi '! ~~M-~/ll d O 24 ~ ..~:.;-. . Y .. · I ,r" :./ . - ,, / -./ / ·r '· : '•. · ~ c. .; ' .·/ .;,t' )JI.,-'. , · r'\-.. .~·.·.... " · · ·' ! .· .'· I · , . ·. · �Virgini~ .'.Appa;la-chian Notes . Janua ry · 1978 . . fy{CHANGE BULL ETlN NOTES . by . Mary C. Mai e r The Certifi·ed Copy, October 1977: I nd e x of Cleveland's Golden Sto.ry ..by· James .;Wallen, : publ ish e0. 1920; Annals of Cleveland:,. 1818-18 35. . · ,·: Car.-Del :Scribe, 'October 19?7: Book · Re vie\..r· of Hiehl1ght.s in the Ea.rly History of ho"ntg.m'1 ery County, Virginia; Virginia names - George Collins, Ann Wood s o n .S tr e e t, ~Ta.mes a0d Sally Bates Bag.by, Robert ~nd ·sarah Br e ck'e nridge Findley, S::i.muel Land, Jfa.ry Spangler Kirby, Samuel and ·, La cy B3.ily Norris, Br ~·ant :ind Chri stin-1. Bre~~en, Cl~rk Fa Di ly, _,Chan: hers Family, S~muel ·and Vg,iry · Youri:gicr-ve, ,._ many otfrer .s . . . •. . :... - . . \ .1': ; . >; . .: , . ' Trail Breakers, ~ s ·ep_teruhPr, ·1977 _ ..: · j9· ~n Solhe]rr·, Eqito,r; Clark County Gene;ildgical Socie·ty, Vancouver, Wash. 8>5.00 ... ~~ Genealogy, October 19?6: Virginia: n ani es - John Wright, 1786-1822, Bedford County, Elizaheth and Mqry Williams; Bailey BrBdwel·l; William Stickl~r; Geo A,llen<Iar ~ . · · :; Octo"be:P, 1977: An ·: exce1lent .: frticle on Deed Records and their value to genealogists; Virgi~ia n~mes John Thompson Walton 1790; Nancy Barfield, James N. Ke~n, Mary Ann }\ce.sne:r, Nancy . Shockley, ·· John KP en 1802 Fr~nklin . Co., Va.,_. :· . ·..,,_ The Tree Shaker, Winter 1977: Virgini~ names - Henry and John Gambill,. . G.eorge Wa-shington Webb,- Clat'ihda Whitt. · Spring, 1977: .Vil: :r·gi ni~ narr.es - . Fletcher Cobbs, James G. Wbottin . Evan Griffith .. . Tirn'e s' . April 1977: vrrg ~ nia N:=i.mes - :,. .I ,. Virginia Tidewater Genealogy, Sept em her 1977: Excel~ _ent ,, .. article "Seven Bridge3 of English Genealogy". by Dav;·j,,d :· · · Bethell. · -~ ·,·> -'·· ':-- · :- · · · · - , -'<'!· Pionee~ Prince. .... Ma son' Lewis' r Vfrgiiiia.~ne;d~ki~3.l' 1 S~c-~ - e~~r Quarterly, October 1977: Thilman Family Records; Snider-Godwin-Arnrr1en Bible Record~; Jarnes Quarles and his descen,.' lents. . .... Watauga Assn of Gen. Bu:tletfi1:; Vol. 6 #1: Was11i.ngtoi.);£Go . .. Tenn . Cemeteries; .Yirgini(;l names - Anthony l·~cGaha; Caleh Shorter, G-e~rge }J.n.d . __Na p.cy ·f{,,eed Cress, John and Hannah Buchanan:; '; .'.ro hi:l:t;& Fe·g-gy'" 'WrTJ,_- H9.lbert, many others. Ancestra l News, October 1977: Good q_rticle "The ScotchIrish i n Pennsy lva nia and Virginia"; by Wg_lter s. Beanblossom. . 25 -'· ;; ,... ,_ .. ;-- •'<- . �I January 1978 VirGi n ia Appa l achian Notes EXCHANG E BULLETIN NOTES (Continued) Yakima Va lley Genea log i cal Society, Oc tober 1977 - Congratulations on y our tenth anniversary! Search and Prove, Fall 1977: Article entitled "Cemetary Inscript ion s, Vi r gi n i a Cemetery, Cherry County, Nebraska." This cem eta ry is on the James Ranch near Nullen, Nebr~ska. Hany of the se fa milies had originally lived in Grayson County, Virginja . Names include Boyer, James l-ank, l·~ urray, Smith, Little, Ulr i ch , Bullington, Pearman, Webber; queries include Smiths of Bedford, Franklin, Montgomery, Pittsylvania counties, Virginiao Orange County Cal , Gen , Soc . Quarterly, December 1977: An articl e on "The l,'.iystery of the Melungeons" by Ruth Petracek descendants o f the Roanoke Is land lost Colony?--;Listing of stones at Christ Church j_n Alexandria, VA; Virginia names Rufus Bo~t wri ght , KP-etono Palatines to America, January 1978: Virginia names - Rader, 1750, Rockingham Co ; Joseph and Margaret Jerger, 1838-1844; John Althance/Althans, Catherine Venerick, 18th Century • . Footprints, Novembe r 1977: Contains jndex to 1977 issues, Volume 20; Vireinia names - Isabella Traylor 1822, Thoroa~ J. Chambers 1818 0 ~The Apache Genealggi st, October, 1977: Virginj_a names - James Neese 1800- ca1886 Wythe Coe, Catherine King, Sarah Elizabeth l1iiller, Mary J a ne Harmon, Sarah Haga; Wil 1 iam Hunt 1797-1802? , M::try Cates .. *The Pala tine Immigrant, Fall 1977: A repor.t from Hank Jones on his project t ~.'3.cing the 800 families who arrived in New York in 1710; over 450 ttrave been traced so f~r--a partial listing is included. Ed:I.tor' s Note: We are happy to exchange publications with other organizations. All exchanges are placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library and when a sufficient nµ.mber have been received, they will be bound for the permanent collection. ~ - -------- ------ ~ Have you sent your Pedigree Charts for inclusion in our file? This is one way to keep your Surname listing up to date too . Take a few minutes today' and get this donee - - - ~ -- - - - ---- CHEDWATO S:ZRVICE~ Car-Del Scribe. o.published quarterly $5 00/ yr •• , two free queries each issueo o o Sar:1ple copy with spec i al offer $1,.00o Chedwato Service, Route 3 Box 120A Bedfo rd St., ~iddleboro, MA 02346 ' ' 0 26 �B;-9 IvTrs Dorothy Co~at tista,7024 Hanson I.Jr., So.Jacks onville ,Fla.32210 B:..10 1-frs Robin H• . Butt s, Rt 2 Box l20 , . St Joseph, La. 7 1 3 6 6 B-11 V..rs Pauline Wo. Book,Rt l Box 146 A •. ,Alexand.er, N. Co 28701 :S:-12 Mr Garland C •. Blac k J r, 5306 Easton Dr. ,North Spr1ng:f1eld, Va.22151 B-l3 Mr Lawrence A • . Belcher ,4303 Croatan Rd. R ichmond Va. 23235 :S.:.l4 Ms Anne L -Betti e, 308 Miracle Strip Pkwy:Apt. // 26D: ,Ft.Walton· Beach, Fla . 32548 B-15 Mrs Freda Ba.rne s-, 1111 Wilmor e Dr. ,Middlet own Ohi o 450 42 C-11 Mr A Eugene Crotty , 11 J a me stown 11 , Daleville, V~. 2 4083 C-12 Ms Mary Cardona ,. 7 Duke St. ,New Brunswick , N.J • - 089)1 C~l3 Mr Bernard M• . Caperton, l l l 3 W.Main St., Cbar lot t esville,Va.225X.'>3 c:..14 Mrs J;.E.Clark,4604 North Glad.stone, Kansas C1 ty Moo 64ll 7 D-10 Mr Jimmy Duncan,P . O. Box 2 64, Cl1.nton,Ark. 7203i D-11 Ma Mary Darrah, . 9118-12 6 Ave . N .E., Kirkland ,Wa. 98033 D-12 Dr. _~. Jackson- Dar st , 2 10 Indian Springs, Wi l l iamsburg, Va.23185 D-13 Mr Richard Boulton Di c kens on, 2 80 2 Wellesl e y ct., Blacksburg, Va.24o D-14 Ms -Jill T-. Decker, 421 Echols St.S.E. ,Vien na, Va. 22180 F.;.;.4 Mr Merlin . C.Finnell , 502 Freema n Dr.B ox 294, H onticello,Ind.47960 F-5 Mr Harry M • . Fran ci ·s Jr. ,1281 ?eat e r Lane, Marion, va. 24354 G!'95 Mr ·Alfred W.Gardman , 6014 Vi l lage Glen Dr o ,Dallas, Texas, 75206 G;,;.6 Mrs Wilma· P.Gardman , 6014 Vi l lage Gl e n Dr. , Dallas, Texas, 7520.6 H.;.10 Mrs William T. Hort on s3528 Wind ing Wa y R d sw,,R.oan oke, Va. 24015 H-11 Mrs Minnie · Hall,2617 Lynhur st Ave .N\'1,R oanoke, Va. 24012 H-12 Miss Virginia Hawkina, Box 5 4"'Waynesv1 l l e , Oh:1o 45068 H-l3 Ms George M. Hansen ,308 E. Rumbe R d . , Modesto,. Calif. 95350 H-14 :fl.Tr Charles E.Ha.mmock , 518 Park Rd .. , Grozet, Va 22932 H-15 Mrs Thelma Wright Harvey ,664 8 Bryant Cir cle :Roanoke, Va. 24019 H-l6 Mr Hanaford Taylor Ha rvey, 664 8 Bry ant Cir cl~ ,Roanoke, Va. 24019 H.;..17 Ms Dorothy Hall,5810 Ne wt on, Shawnee , Miss:t on ,Ks •. 6620.6 H-18 Mrs R§>salie Wada Hill,2234 We st over Ave. ,Roanoke , va. 24015 I-1 Mrs Pauline Y • . Inman,4ll6 Be l l e Meade Dr SW , Roanoke, Va.24018 I.;..2 Mrs Harry A. Irwin, 28j29 Coveri.dge Dr .. ,Rancho Palos,Verdes-, : Calif•· g:;274 K-7 Mr Edward Keith , 280 1 Sampl e Ave . , Roanoke, va. 24014 k 6 Mr Delbert Love, 2074 West 50th Place, Gary, Ind. 46408 L-7 Mrs Frances I ~ La.vinder , 2702 Cedarhur s t Ave.NW.,Roanoke, Va. 240 1 M-14 Mrs Evelyn Mali\- on, Rt 6 Box 14, Roanoke,, _ va. 24014 f' M-15 Mrs T.L. McDon&ld, Ro~te 3, :Maynardvi l le", Tenn. 37807 M-16 Mrs Rita Jean May, Rt "l Box 509,Eden-on -;,La.ke · st Cloud.,Fla. 32769 M-17 Midwest Genealogical Soci ety ,P 0 oBox ll21, Wi ~hi ta, Kansas 6720.1 M-18 Mrs Ruth Eager Moran, l l l l 7 Leaning Elm Rd. , Oklahoma City, Okla. 731 M-1 9 Mrs C.A. Meyer, 7427 Cayton, Houston, Texas 77061 N-4 The New York Public Librar y,Fif'th Ave at 42nd st,New York,N.Y.10 1 0-4 Mrs Shirley o'T'6 ole,3ll3 Stone,, TO_])eka,Kansas 66614 p_g Mrs M.D • . Payne, Box 73, Bradley, Vao 25818 P-9 Mrs w.M •. Peter s e n , 724 Graoe Ave o, Charleston,, w. Va. 25302 p:.;10 ,M1ss Mar s ha Pyle, 304 Co OUter Belle Rd .. ,Tr otood, Oh1o 45426 P-llMr Howar d T . Pyle, 1546 West Jef:ferson st.,Kokomo,Ind. 46901 P-12 Mr Lawren ce E. Port er , Rt 6 Box l 74, Rushville, . Ind. 46173 P-13 Mr Michael A. Ports, . 10 14 Ce dar Ridgell Anna.poJ.1s, Maryland 21403 P- 14 Mr s Wi l l i am E . Pa uley , Rt 10 Box 256 » San:ford, N. C • . 27330 P-15 Mr William E. Pau ley, Rt 10 Box 256, San ford.,, N . c .. 27330 0 0 w-. 27 �l January VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES l S7 ~ NEW MEMBERS cont. Rad:fora. College Library, Serials Dept. Rad:fora., Va. 24142 R-9 Lt.Col.Joseph J. Reichel, . 344 Titan St. ,Aurora, .C olorado 8001J.. R-10 :Mr Charles Recker 819 Franklin, Las Vegas,Nevada 89104 R-11 Mr Elliott Ramsey: 116- 23rd. S.E •. ,. Roa noke, Va. 24014 R-12 Mrs E11:1ott Ramsey,116- 23rd. S.E •., . Roan.oko , Va. 24014 R-13 Mrs Iva T. Ramsay, , 908 Westwind Dr. iNo:r ~- "l _ Pa lm Beach, Fla . 33 4C./~ 8-16 Mrs G . B • . St Clair, 304 Logan Dr. ,Port am ~ -. ·.h., Va. 23701 S-17 Mrs Patricia L. Schrader,3438 Castle Ro l - , Ge.:ri land,Texas 750 4§ .. _ S-18 Mrs .John Stackhouse, 515 West Elm St., 11\~a • .1ington,C.H.,Ohi o 4.:)loO. S-19 Mr Harry Si.ltherland,5607 Chamberlayne Av e. ,Richmond, Va. 2322 7 S-20 Mrs W. Harry Sutherland, 560~ Chamberlayne Ave.,Richmond,Va . 23 22 7 8-21 Mrs Lucy B •. Sloan, 112 W 5th, Cameron : Mo. 64429 S-22 Mrs Patr:1c:1a Soard, Rt 6 Box 4057, Esc ondedo, . Calif'. 92025 S-23 Mr John M. Stevens,22514 Bay View Ave. ,Hayward, Ca • . 94541 S-24 Miss Robin A • . Smith, . 2926 Whittier Dr.,Ka.lamazoo, Mi. 45001 S-25 Ms Barbara· .H. _ Stauf':f, 506 F:rteder1·ok St • .,Santa Cruz, Ca •. 95062 S-26 Mrs Mary Lou · Swain, 321 Rainy Lane; ThoPne Bay, Alaska 9995Q. V-4 Virginia Historical Soo~ . ,Blvd &··· Kensington Ave.P.O.Box 7311, Richmond, . Va. 23221 V-S Mrs Sidney L. Vi1lere1 1668 Duf'o·ssa.t St. :j New Orleans,La . '70115 W-10 Mrs Irene L _Waldron, Rt 2 Box 338 :- Salem, Va. 24153 R-8 6bsnge of Adaress R-2 Mrs Delmar G. Rhed.es·, 1617 Hampton Ave.SW. ,Roanoke, Va.. 24015 SURNAME INDEX B-11 B-12 B-14 B-15 C-7 C-14 D-14 I-2 M- 14 M- 19 R- 1 3 West ,Madi son Co.N. C. ,Book, St Louis,Mo., Wilson, Yancey Co. ,N. L. _. Corn,Henderson Co.N.C.,Maney,Yancey Co.N.C.,Pe ek, Va. ,Hender s 92, S.C.,Banks,Yancey Co.N.C.,Carson, Robert Black, Va., O&swell_ .C.01.~;c· .#Rice, Va • ., Mercer Co. Ky. CraiE,s ...ci.. o Muhlenberg Co.Ky. ,Dickenson,Va. Huhlenberg Co.Ky . Whitaker, S . 1·1. Va. ,Hawi tt ,Haghett, S . 1.1 . Va • ., Howell , S. l:l. VA., Hi x, Hicks, S. W. Va • . McPherson., Giles Co. Va., Wallis, Wallace , Tazewel1,Russe1l, Wb.1 tt , Ta zeWell, Jones, Lee Co. Va. ~1Kyla ,Linkous, Shif'f'J;ett , Penning torr,Par s ons , McGraw 1 Robbins,a11 S. 1:,\ Va. Bryant, Va, Ind, Iowa, Ca sh, Va, Tenn., Fox worthy, Va. , Ky. , Rick , Va, Ky. Whitaker, S. ~·l. Va., Wythe,Pulaski, Scott Co . Va . Hew1 t t ,Hughett ,Mont Gbmery ,Floyd., Carrol Co. Va. ~Howell , Fl oyd ,M ont gomery , BotetourT Coe Va•, Hix, Hicks ·;, S. W.Ya., Wythe Co . Va . Taylor,Reilly,Bedf'ord Co . va . ,Thomp son , Gilliam ,Botetourt,Co.Va Gregory,Va. , Given,va.,Bratton,Va. Baker ,Miss, Ky. ,And.erson,Mi ss, Va ., Lewis , Miss, Bass , Miss , Re1man.11 Miss. ,Ashf'or ~.,'Misa;· s.c -;. v~. #Rhodes , s. c. ,Andrews , Miss ., Bry a nt Ivii SS 0 JI Rabb_,Miss, Woodward., s. c ~, Collins , s.c . Lewis,Va. S cott Co . ,Bostic ,Laws on,R oller,Botick, Ta yl or ,Win:f'r ee.11 Win:free , Va,Tenn ,Ky . Kizer, Va ., Har dy Co . W Va • . s.. 28 �Virginia Appalachian N0 te s Ja nu.:iry 1978 QUERIES 78-1 Mrs. Anna May WHITAKER CLARK 4604 No. Glad stone Ave Kansas City Mo. 64417 Wish to c ontact any WHITAKERS or anyone researching the family in SW VA.particularly Joseph d. ca. 1838 and son Nathan in Wythe and Sc ott Cos. Va. Also HEWITT-HUGHETT family- William d. 18 37 and son John of Floyd Co Will exchange information. Mrs Elbert A. VOWELL 508 Warwick Rd. Palatine IL 60067 Desire information on ancestors and descendants of John HOWK (HOUK,HOUCK) and John or Benjamin HALE. Lived in Lee CoVA 1800-1810. Adam HOWK and Mary (Polly) HALE rn. ca. 1807. Adam d. 1851 Owen Co IN. Mary d. 1860's probably Schuyler Co IL. 78-2 78-3 Mr. Garland C. BLACK, Jr. 5306 Easton Dr. N. Springfield VA 22151. Robert (b.ca.1725) and Elizabeth BLACK and Nathan (b.ca.1736) and Levinia RICE lived in VA prior to 1777 Where? Then to Caswell Co NC.Sarah S. DICKENSON (b.1767) had son Garland(b.1791)m. Capt James CRAIG Sept 1795 Washington Co VA. First spouse,parents,homes? 78-4 Mrs. W.M.PETERSEN, 724 Grace Ave, Charleston WV 25302 Need parents of Thomas PICKERING b. ca 1810 and wife Elizabeth b.ca.1811. They lived Montgomery Co VA 1550 and 1860. Children& David~ Ni~ t;l i' Isaac, Thomas , Virginie.,Louisa, Martin, Charlotte,Chris i · an~ Samuel 3 and MagdalinA. Louisa m. James BRAMMER lived Merc t> . •> WV 1860. 78- 5 Minnie W, HJ• ·1.,1, 261 7 Lyndhurst St. Roanoke, Va 24012 Desire information on Jacob M. and Cynthia WELLS JOHNSON and children• Hazy,Rhoda,James, Fedelia,and Menery. Also Hiram and Caroline WELLS ELROD and children Jane and John. Listed in 1850 census of Smyth Co VA Mrs. Wilma s. COGDELL 4JJ5 Charleswood Memphis TN 38117 seek ancestors and descendants of James GILMORE whose will was proven 7 Jan 1783 Rockbridge Co VA Wife Martha, childrena Joseph William, Samuel ,John, James, Mary FOSTER, Margaret ANDERSON 'Martha HALL, others. Believe James is my ancestor, Revolutiona;y War soldier d, 1822, Pulaski Co KY 78-6 Mrs. Vicie WASKEY FOWLER P 0 Box 5133 Roanoke VA 24012 Would like ancestors of Thomas HARMON (b. 1750 Au~us~a Co VA d. Kanawha Co WV 1824) m. Nancy WALKER daughter of William (will dated . 1810 Botetourt Co VA) and Mary • A!icestor,,s of John TAYLOR who m. Mary who lived Botetourt co. Their daughter Mary m. Moses BENNETT. 78-7 29 �Virgini a Queri es - Appa l achi ~n Note s .January 1978 Cont i nued 78-8 Mrs. Louise J. SPRADLIN, Rt . 1 Box 151 , Vinton,VA 24179 Ne ed name s of p arents and grandparents of Janette HOWARD m. 6 Aug 1835 Bedford Co VA to John WOOD. Surety Caleb HIX. Her mothe rs was Na n c y • Her stepfa.ither was Silas WOOD. Will exchange information. 78-9 Mrs . C. A. MEYER, 74 27 Cayton , Houston, TX 77061. Desire inf o on p a rents an'd anc e stors of John Wils on BpSTIC m. Mary Ann LAWS ON 1 5 J an 1 8501 William LEWIS m. Lucinda ROLLER 22 Feb 183 0 S cott Co VA 1850 Census. Cancy(Chancy) BpSTIC m. Polly TAYLO R arly 1 8 00. Ex change info. · 78-10 Mr. Jo s eph J . REICHEL J44 Titan St. Aurora CO 80011 Amos POTTS , wife Hannah, sons John and Nathan lived in Catawba area 1 760- 1780 .Amy REYNOLDS a p oss ible connection. Also Samuel HARSHBARGER and Jose ph BRUBAKER who lived in Salem VA around 1800-l @JO. Seek ance stors and descendants. Will exchange. 78-11 Mr. Joe L. GRISSOM , 3112 Salem Turnpike, Roanoke, Va 24017 Information on Thomas BARNETT came from Hertfordshire England in 1620 on ship Elizabeth. Lived in James City and/or Flowerdieu Hundre d 1623. Burgess for Stanley Hundred 1632 Burgess Warwick River 1641-42. Also wifes name and her parents. Mrs. Myron a.CLOVER, J15 Philray Rd . . Richmond, VA 23235 Want to contact descendants of John Peter CLOVER b.ca. 1718 Prussia 9 d.1766 Hunterdon Co NJ m.Catherine Sharpe~S~rp­ enstine) b .ca.17~ 0 Holland d.1798 NJ. Children• Peter,Ann REA, Mary CONI NB 8 Elizabeth ANDERSON, Eliza KII'{NEY, John,Catherine APGAR • Paul 6 Sarah CORBETT, Phillip, and Isaac. 78-12 78-lJ Mrs. Jill THOMPSON DECKER, 421 Echols St.SE, Vienna VA 22180 S e eking descendants of John P and Elizabeth GILLIAM whose children are listed in 1850 Botetourt Census as Alexander , Reason(rnale) 0 my greatgrandmother Frances,Rushard or Richard , Gr inttetta(:female)and Jessee (male).Family in Fluvanna earlier. Believed to be part Indian. 78-14 Mrs. Calvin BEESON, 1401 Marion Rd, Bucyrus OH 44820 Want information or research on "Collins Creek" branch of the Shenandoah River, Augusta Co 1751-176.3 and"Collins Mills Post Offic e" Grayson Co 1890-1891. Where located and what Collins were they named after? Raymond S. MONROE , Rt J Box 90 Maynardville TN )7807 Need information on William MONROE of Lunenburgh Co VA Also Robert MONROE m. Jannie PUCKETT 1780, Johnson MONROE m. Amelia HOOPER 1781 9 and James MONROE m. Sallf yCREWS 1794. 78-15 Mrs. James G. HOBB~. P O Box 752 Pikeville, KY 41501 Need i nformation on Danie l HUGHES Russe l l Co Va early 1800's. Wife p e ssibly 2nd orJr d Sarah LYNDEMOOD daughter of Benjamin. Dan ie l b. c a . 1 768 NC , Sarah b . ca 1 8 03 VA. 78-16 30 �Virgi n ia Appalach ian No tes J a nua r y 1 978 Queries - Continued Mrs Harry A IRWI N, 28329 Coveri d ge Dr , Rancho Pal o s Verdes , CA 902 74 Des i re inf on the GREX:;ORY f a mily of Ba t h Co, Va . Napt halu rn GRa;ORY (d 1762 Augusta Co , Va) & wife Mary. Ch : Isaa c & Da.v id . Isaa c md Sara h dau of Wm GIVEN in 1790. Also n e e d inf on p are nt s & d e s c e ndants o f Wm GIVEN (d 1793 Bath Co, Va ) 78-17 Wh o we r e the 78-18 JV AVERY, Jr , 858 Mansa rd Sq., Vi n t on, Va 2 417 9. parent s of George WOLFORD who s ettled i n Sull iva n Co , Tn . 1 8 10? Is there a connecti on with the Mo rav i an WOLF'ORDs in NC? Al s o i nt erested in WOLFORTu> anywhere. SNOOK in Pa , Ill and we s t. Al s o Pa Ge rman migration to Ohi o & west. 78-19 Mrs A G CHARLTON, 3 10 Sunnys ide Av e , Au r o ra, Ind 47001. Need a ny inf StCLAIR , SINER, MALIDAY, JOSEPH f a ms. Va - De l. Parents of Art h ur CHARLTON b ca 1822 possibly Md ; to Ohio. Will try t o a id anyone with ancestors who came area Dearborn Co , I nd , many ea rly (ca 1 8 08 - 1 8 1 8 ) settlers came from Va. 78-20 Dr. H Jackson DARST, 210 Indian S p r i n g s, Wi ll i ams b urg, Va 2 J1 8 5. Inf on John GRAYS ON & Henry CARTER ( s o metime s s p CARTY) in J\~ ont g­ omery Co. before 1800 . 78-21 R Boulton Dickenson , 2802 We llesley Ct. , Bl a c ks burg , Va 24060. Des i re name of s l ave owner of Edmond Clay Dicke nson, b in Ru s sell Co , Va , c 1843, md Lelia/Leah Kiser 1 87 1; &/or b r o Robert Clark Dickenson, b 1829 , md 1866 El i zabeth Halcomb Lewis. Cla y d 1 8 9J , Logan Co, Okla. on homestead ; Robert d 1891 Sumner Co , Kansas. 78- 22 Kenneth J BUTTON, 4738 E Cooper S t, Tucs on , Ariz 8 5711. Seeking inf regarding parentage of Henry Hay wood BUTTON and bro John, Wythe Co , Va. Henry, b 1826; John 1829. They md Joseph Staley's daus: Harried & Sophia 8153· Hef.\,ry 's sonR: J ame s H & Wm R But ton, born Wythe Co. Henry di ed 1907 Willis , uKla. 78-23 Nel s on R Eddy, 1634 Second Ave , Terre Haute, Ind 47807. All letters answe r ed on Joseph S Eddy fami ly. Parents: Silas & Margaret OBENSHAIN EDDY . Joseph , b 1796 Va , md Margaret FESSLAR?, dau of Catharine FE3SLER. Ch: Charle s G b 1847 , Ellen S b 1853, Mary S b 1855, Nancy A b 1858 , I sabella b 1860 , & Charles W b 1866. 78-24 Mrs Gerri Glos h , 301 Houston Ave NE, Roanoke, Va 24012. Interested i n knowing i f there is a book in print on the Cleveland Erookside zoo. My grandfa ther Charles E ACKERMAN was superintendent for 4 years abou t 19) 0 , and marri ed Alice Josephine WHITE. 78- 25 Mrs. K S HALLAHAN , 733 N Rosemary Drive, Bryan, Texa:s 77801. Frank Mari on JOHNSON, b Springfield, Ill ca 1854 moved to Grimes co, Te xas , early 1870 ' s with h is father, b Ohio, given' name unknown. Woul d like to contact someon e r e searchi ng Johnson families with Ohio back- ground. 78-26 Mary C MAIER, 2609 Hil l crest Ave NW , Roanoke , Va. 24012. Need info on Mary M LAVEN DAR , Roan oke , who md Benjamin IKENBERRY 1860. Also on Ross Cemetary near Sinking Creek, Giles Co. Any info on S olomon Taylor's c o of Va Mil i tia 1812 - 13 , sometimes known as James Robins on's Co, pa rt of 2n d Eva ns Regi ment . 31 �Vi r gi n ia A pp a l ~ chian January 1978 No t es Q Queries - Co ntinued 78-27 Ruth Eage r MORAN, 1117 Lea ni ng Elm Rd , Oklahoma City, Okla 73120 Need info J ohn EAGER in Bat t le of Pt Pleasant & Rev War from Botetourt Co . 1799 moved to Wythe Co. Who are his parents? What happened to daus Sarah , Eli zabet h , & Mar garet? John md Ufas Crawford, dau of John & sis of J ames 17 91. Need info CRAWFORD f amily of Botttourt Co. 78-28 Agnes B Pearl man , 2001 North Westwood Ave , Santa Ana , Calif 92706 Des ire info on family of allen CHRISTIAN, b 22 May 175~, Cumberland Co, Va. Subs equ ently lived Prince Edward , Bedford , Montgomery, Greenbrier, Giles, Logan Cos, Va. Di ed after 1835 Shelby Co, Ind. Md Juda S. _ _ What was her s u rname? Was Thomas CHRISTIAN , b 1776-1780, md Rebecca PINE their child? 78-29 Lawrence E PORTER , Rte 6 , box 174; Rushville, Ind 46173. Info on parents of Wm PORTER lived in Kanawha Co , Va 1790 & early 1800's had wife Sarah , sons Wm , John & Nathan. 78-30 Mrs Haz el RAADE ; P 0 Box 156 ; Durham , Ca 95938 . QUE.SSENBERBY: Who were the Quessenberry's that settled in Lee Co , Va in 1792? Were they part of the Boone Party of which Rev James Quessenberry was one or not? 78-31 Charles RECKER , 819 Franklin Ave , Los Vegas , Nev 89104. WILCOX: Who has identification of Christena , widow of George Wilcox , who died Scott Co, Va 1828? Was she mother of George's son John (mentioned in his will) who md Mary McMullen , sis of US & Confederate Representative , Hon. Fayette McMullen? 78-32 Patricia SOARD , Rt 6 Box 4057 , Escondido , Calif 92025. Looking for birthdates & Places of Mary DUNCAN , md Alexander LUGAR 19 Jan 1.842 & Catherine FISHER md Ba:rnabus LUGAR 7 June 1817 , both Giles Co , Va. Who were their parents? Collecting any & all Lugan , Fisher, Duncan data. 78-33 Ms Joan 8'1lheim , 801 SE 119th Ave , Vancouver, Wash 98664. See King birthplace ; date Nathan Beverly FIRESTONE ca 1842 Va (Botetourt/ Roanoke?) son of John Jr & Mary KENZIE FIRESTONE. Left Va ca 1847 for Montgomery Co , Ind , later Mo , Kans. Sons Abraham , John , Samuel , David , Christian , Nathan 11 Daniel born Va 1833-1845. Probably l i ved Amsterdam or Ihleville , noted 1840 census. ?8-J4 Mrs Birdie B Vt>n TREBRA 246 N Fowler Apt 3, Oconomowoc , Wi s .5J 066 . Need parents of anderson SMITH b Rockbridge Co , Va , 19 Dec 1815 . Migrated to Montgomery Co , Ind. & married Rosanah MAY dau of Christ ian MAY of Wythe Co , Va. 1 , 78-J.5 Mrs John A WARD, 800 Northwest 15th St , Minot , ND 58701 . Des ire info KELL(E)Y family , Va & NC, 1820 & earlier. George W Kelly, b 9 Mar 1794, ?Amherst Co, Va?/Stokes Co NC?. Parents: James & Elizabeth ( ?) KELLY. Md Sarah WEBSTER 23 Dec 1819 Franklin Co Va ; d 17 Nov 187.8 Floyd Co Va. Ten ch. Will exchange KELL( E )Y info. 78-36 Mrs Patrick A YATES , PO Box 2047, Ridgecr est , Ca 93555. Des i re inf concerning William YATES?YEATES who d 1751-2 Bertie Co , NC. Was his son, William , the one b ca 1727 (in Va?), d 1808 Wa ke Co, NC, md Mary ----- ca 1748? Any clues or suggesti ons greatl y appr eciated. Will exch . 78-J? Ira ADAMS , 1815 Ri ver mont #6, Lynchburg, Va 24503. Need info on HELTON in Bedf ord Co & Wes t to Floyd & Letcher Cos , Ky. Also LAWLESS , RAl':S EY , HAWKINS and THOMAS of Bedford Co , Va . 32 �J::inuary, 1978 - Virginia Appalachian No t es THE LAST WORD We mentioned in the October issue th::it we hoped to institute a new department in VAN, whereby Looks sent to us would be reviewed and placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Libraryo So far , we have i2 c e ived one book, The Darsts of Virginia, whi c h we expected to review in this issue; however, with the rush of the h ol id.:i y season, our special reviewer wa s unahle to meet the deadline, so we promise it for our April is sue. All members are asked to send us m::iteri1.l f or publication, but we have one requesto Plea se put your nrt.rne on anything you send us. We don't want to give the wrong person credit, and we do want you to have the cr ed it for work you have done . Should anyone wish to remai n anonymous, we will respec t your wishes, 1-iut we do pref' er t.o publish names and addresse s so that our readers can write directly to our contributors. Attention all GILES COUNTY rert.ders! Does ;:inyone have any cemetery listings for ycur cou.nty? We have had some requests for these and would appreci3.te your help. Also, members in other counties should consider sending in any cemetery listings they might have--you never know when you ~ight supply the missing branch in someone's family tree~ How does it feel to be one year old? Great! Virginia Appalachian Notes is now in its second year and growing • . (Ifave you noticed how much f~tter we are?) Our growth · can be attributed to all who have sent us material (we urge you to send more, both brief and lengthy items are needed), and to our staff, the people who do the work required in · publishi~g a qua r terly. 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L A C H I A N N 0 T E S October, 1977 Published quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGIIfIA GENF.ALOGICAL SOCIErY 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW Roanoke, Virginia 24012 -- - - --- - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - -- ---- S'l1AFF lliitor. • e • e a 0 e e • • e e D • e e e e e • e • • e e e I• e I I• I I I I I• I I .Mary c. Ma.ier Associate Editor •••..••....••..••••••••••••••••••• Gerri Glosh Assistant F.ditors~ Art ••••.••...•••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• Marian Landress Indexer ••••••••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Babe Fowler Queries ••• d. e • • • • • • • • Jim Avery Surnames ••••••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••••• Gerri Glosh Reviews •• o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Belva Counts :Exchanges ••••••.••••••.••••••••••.•••••••••• :Mary o.. Maier I •••••• I •••••••••••••••••• CONTENTS (Vol. 1, No. 4) President~s Message ••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 Weddle History - Calvin Weddle ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 In Old. Blacksburg - Dr. W. B. Conway ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 The Lynchburg Press - Abstracts •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • 83 Daily Constitutionalist - Abstracts ••••.••••••••••••••••• • • 8, The Eddy Family - Nelson R. Eddy ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 88 Here Lyes. • • Abstract ••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• • 92 New Additions to the Virginia Room •••••••••••••••••••• • • • •• 94 Exchange Bulletin Notes ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• • • •• 98 New Members and Surname Index •.••••••••••••••••••• •• • • ••• • 100 QUeri es • .•...........•.•...•.....••.............•. •• e •••• • 102 The !'8.st Word ••••••••••••••• •··.• • •• •••• ,., • • o ••• • • e •• ••• el05 73' �October, 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE This is a very serious message and all of us can help. (Especially those of us who live in Roanoke.) The Library Board is asking City Council to approve the plans for an UPWARD extension to the main library. These pland.s would OOUBLE the size of the Virginia Room, enlarge the area for the Tal.king Book services and the book processing area. I'm very sel.fish -- I want the Virginia Room enlarged. The extension would be the space over the gar~e in the back. Let the City Council know that you want the ad.di tion --- write or call them. Al.so, ask if they would the heating and cooling system of the Virginia Room corrected. Some of the most valuable books in the library are slowly being destroyed by improper tempeatures. Let the City Council know that we use the 11 brary and need the ad.di tion space. Those who do not live in Roanoke, but use the library, let the City Council know it. Many will ask "What is the Virginia Room?" We should tell them. ------------------------OUR NEW OFFICERS Babe President - Mrs. Claude Fowl er Vice-President - Bob Mr. Robert Pb1egar Secretary - Luc e ile Mrs. Herbert Stover Gerri Treasurer Mrs. D. W. Glosh 74 �Virginia Appalachian Notes October, 1977 WEDDLE HISTORY By Calvin Weddle Johan Michael Weddle was the father of Elijah and Elijah was the father of Benjamin. Johan Michael Weddle with all of his family left the banks of the Rhine River in Germany and set sail for America on a ship named Francis and Elizabeth some time in the year 1742. Johan Michael Weddle's mother and son, Elijah, died on the trip and were buried at sea. Benjamin Weddle was born in 1742 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, after the arrival of the family . Johan Michael Weddle also had a son named Christian Weddle who settled in Lancaster County; Christian's children were (1) Maria Cathrine, born 1758 (2) Friedrich, born 1756 (3) Daniel , born 1758 (4) and (5) Johan Michael and John Andra (twins) born 1765 . Benjamin Weddle or Captain, subject of this sketch, married Annie Mary Eiler in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He left his home to help fight in the Indian war of 1774. He fough t in the battle of Point Pleasant under General Andrew Lewis. Governor Dunmore, a royal governor, was so enraged by the patriotism and heroism of these men that he put a price on their heads. Weddle fled to the Horse Shoe bend on New Ri v e r near where the city of Radford now stands. After living the r e awhile, he heard that Governor Dunmore had some men after him. He was willing to stand his ground and defend himself but hi s wife begged him to flee so he yielded to her entreaties a nd went to Bent Mountain. There he picked another place and a ime d to make a home but his pursuers had followed him to Bent Mountain and burned down his cabin. He left there and came to t h e p la c e now owned by C. H. Mitchel about 8 miles west of Floyd Court House in Floyd County (but it was not yet named Floyd County). This was around 1790 or the date of his deed was February 27, 1790. He served in the Revolutionary War and was pa t ented some land by Patrick Henry for military services . I n all he owned 1600 acres of land. He had a son named Andrew who was a minister and inherited the homestead. The fi r st Communi o n services of the Church of the Brethren in Floyd County we re held in this home. Pewter cups and plates were use d in the service. Some of them are still in the bands of the de s c e ndants. Twice a year Benjamin Weddle drove a six hors e wago n around 225 miles to the state capital at Richmond , Virgi nia , to get groceries and supplies for himself and neighbo r s . He died on a return trip from Richmond. He was buried bes ide the road at the place of death sometime between February 16 and April court 1807. He had anticipated as much and shortly before making the trip he had made a will . This will i s on record at the Montgomery County Court House , in t he same c ommunity he settled the first time. He wrote t he will Feb rua ry 16, 1807. 75 �October, 1977. Virginia fil;?_palachian Notes WEDDLE FAMILY I. Benjamin Weddle b . 174~ m. Annie Mary Eiler in Lanc aster Co., Pa. date unknown d. April 1807 II. Children: m. John Vancell, Jr. Nov. 5, 1795, witnessed by Benjamin Weddle; Minister, Robert Jones, d. Oct. 27, 1859 David, Sr. b. May 1, 1774 m. (1) Margaret Morriclei minister Robert Jones Nov. 1796 (2) Catherine Stig eman Nov. 22, 1825 by Jacob Clore . Marga ret Mo rricle Weddle born d. 1824. Catherine St i gleman Weddle b. Feb. 20i 1792 d. June 10, 1890 John b. m. Pamela Howard Akers d·~~Jonas b. 1779 m. Margie Rutrough 1806 witnessed by John Rutrough d. 1845 Elizabeth b. m. Jesse Hylton d . Catherine b. Mar. 7, 1784 m. Archelous Hylton 1803 witnessed by Benjamin Weddle d. Sept. 26, 1863 Rebecca - No record Andrew b. August 13 1 1787 m. Elizabeth Boone, dau~­ ter of Jacob Boone uct. 21, 1811, witnessed by Jo Boone. d. Aug. 7, 1847. Elizabeth Boone b. Sept. 3, 1791, d. Nov. 9, 1850 1816 Margaret b. Feb. 17, 1789 m. Samuel Huff Feb . 1, ' witnessed by Jonas Weddle, d. April 15 , 1874 J S~rah b. Nov. 22, 1792, m. Jacob Harter 1812 d. a ~· 21+l 1869. Jacob Harter b . Sept . 3, 1788 d. Dec. 3 ' 1. Eve b. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. l8b6 11. Susannah - No record 12. Martin m. Polly Ji7lton, went West 13. Barbara - Never married, had a son named Samuel ------ - MORTALITY SCHEDULES ** copied by Babe Fowler -870 1880 Mortality Schedule for each of the census years - 1850, 1860' 1 ~onths - The census taker was to record all deaths in a household for 12 for prior to the official date of the census. The mortali ty schedul~~ond. the state of Virginia are on microfilm at .the State Archives, Ri died age, The information to be found on the schedules Name of person who d ~r sex; colors white , black, mulatto; free or slave; married, ~dow; trade; single; place of birth; month of death; profession , occupation cause of death; number of days 111. ° ( partial list) MORTALITY SCHEDULE for BLAND CO., VA., for 18 70 1869 1-26. Stiffy, Margaret - 81 yrs - f - w - widow - b va. - d June o spinning & sewing - cd dropsy. d old age. 8-97. Harris, Barbara - 82 yrs - f - w - widow - b Va - d Apr*-_ c keeping 2-22, Miller, Anna - 68 yrs ~ f - w - widow - b Va. d Aug 1869 * house - cd cancer. April 1870 **Additional schedules will appear in future issues 76 �Virgin ia A ppalachia~ ~o~~s October, 1977 IN OLD BLACKSBURG Dr (W. B. ) Conway Gives Some Very Interesting Remi nescences: Who Was Who i n the Old Days of the Village--Whe r e and How They Lived (Reproduced by Request) (Reproduced from a typewritten copy of an article in Home News, a weekly journal of home interests, Blacksburg, Virginia, Thursday, September 9, 1916. This copy was typed by Dr W. Conway Price [and retyped f or publication in Virginia Appalachian Notes by his daughter, Anne Hayden Yates]-Dr Conway's grandson--August 1975. A rough map of Blacksburg in the early l900's was drawn by W. C. P. for another purpose and is included here since it helps to clarify the test. Numbers in parentheses correspond to those inserted from memory on the map. Commen t s in brackets were inserted by W. C. P. also to help clarify the text.) To realize the condition of affairs at the time I came to Southwest Virginia, it is well to remember that it was but a few years after the war between the States. The reconstruction period was cl osing its last chapter of that eventful war. Little fighting had been done here on top of the Alleghenies, and in consequence the people of this section had not suffered so severely as had those of other parts of the State. These bea ut i ful blue green hills had not been stained with the blood of fight i ng men. Blacksburg was then a town of between three and four hundr ed inhabitants. "William Black gave thirty-two acres of the land on wh i ch t he t own now stands, and which was incorporated by t he General Assembly of Virgi ni a in 1798. By this Act, George Rutledge, John Black, James P. Preston, Edward Rutledge, William Black, and John Preston we r e made tru stees . Middle New River Settlements, page 381. 11 - - The only surviving members of the Black family are Al exander and Charl es W. Black. The Preston and Olin Institute, the modes t beg inni ng of t he present V. P. I., then occupied but one building, the s ho p bui lding t hat was burned. The closest communication with the ou t side world wa s two hours trip in hacks to the Norfolk and Western Railroad at Chri s t i an sburg Depot--and some citizens had never seen a locomotive . Now I will tell you something of the old town and her people when I fir s t met them. In my ramblings a few days ago around the t own (t hat part of it that I knew so well in 1871), it brought back t o my mind ma ny incidents and memories of my youthful days. The names of t he old citizens and the locations of their homes. For the benefit of tho se who also may recall t he past, I want to draw a picture of the t own as I r emember i t by nami ng over those old families and pointing out t heir homes. On en t er ing the t own on Main St r eet from the east [sou t hea st ] , on t he righthand s ide off f rom the road, was the present beau tifu l l arge brick bu i lding, the summer residence of Col William H. Pal mer , of Ri chmond, Va . On reach i ng Cl ay Street and turning [northeas t ward] to the r i ght was the r esi de nce of Jann A. Stanger , first mayor afte r it was incorpor ated . Beyond his home was the site of the present negro school ; t he hal l abo ve was used by the Masonic or der . Beyond that stood a small bu il di ng occupied by Mitchel Linkous. On t ur ning and go ing westward [northwestward] on Main Street 9 on t he r i ght wa s a resi den ce occ up i ed by Rev J. P. Hawley; on the left was the Hotel , Mark Jones , Propr iet or. 77 �Yirginia Appalachian Notes October, 1977 In Old Blacksburg-continued · t in . g u~·sned The next home on the right was that of Dr Harvey Blac k, a d1s surgeon of the Stonewall Brigade in the Confederate States ~rmy .k e, assisted Dr Hunter McGuire in amputat in g General ~Stonewall Ja~m!o~l~ck arm. Opposite Dr Black was the hotel of E. J. Amis~. On the s an ard adjoining Dr Black was an old tin shop and the remains of an o~dttri~n owned by Wm Peck. On the next bl ock to the right was the Pres Y e Church (#27), and beyond that the residence of Mrs Emily Lybrook. O~ccu­ the corner further on was an old brick house, the Bennett proker~{;eet pied by Sid Ellis, a painter. Back of that fronting on Roano e of' was the residence of W. G. Sarvey, own ed later by Charles K. Pay~~; lot Charleston, W. Va. The Presbyterian church (#23) now stands on or ner · Back of the old Presb¥terian church fronting Lee Street on t~e ~ethodist lived W. N. Gray (#45), and opposite it on Main Street was t e a store parsonage, now owned by Alexander Black. On the same block was rness house and dwelling owned by Joe Linkous. Beyond this was the hastmaster. shop of John Spickard. Next came the post office, John Helm, P? -law The next house on the corner was owned and occupied by his son-i~dentiy Joseph Lancaster (#46) . . [In the preceding passage, Dr Conway evieets ] refers to buildings along Main Street between Lee and Roanoke St~ing · On the same block near where the Bapti st chu r ch now stands, fronrris. Roanoke Street, was a small cottage in which lived Mrs Hannah Hat block [On Roanoke St between Main and Water (now Draper).] On th[e ne~ently to the right on Main Street, was the home of D. N. Bodell _appa on the north corner of Main and Roanoke] , and back of his res1denc~he corner Roanoke Street was the office of Col Newly. Beyond him an d on Adjoinof Roanoke an d Church Streets, was the residence of James Lawsontively ing Bodell on Main Street were three store rooms occupied res~e~l Beby W. G. Sarvey, John B. Lybrook (probably #20) , and D. N. Bot~e ~orner yond those store rooms was the store of James Lawson, and on ne room of the same block [at intersection of Main and Jackson] was a ~he opposite house occupied by W. T. Willis and used as a tailor shop. O~ Main and block to the left corner [th is refers to the north corner] 0 lliam Roanoke was a sto re house and dwe lling formerly owned by Col W~ AdjoinThomas (#21), then by T. A. Roberts, and now by Alexander Blac W B. ing him on the same block was a res idence and drug store of Dr h~used the Conway (#19), now owned by Alexander Black [this building also ] Next bank of Conway and Hubbert, the f irst private bank in Blacksbu~fie.office door was the residence of Giles D. Thomas (#18), in which was. Giles D. of the Montgomery Savings Bank, Gi les J. Henderson, preside~~' mas lots. Thomas, cashier--there was an alley between the Conway and . 0 in his The Thomas property is now owned by Dr W. F. Henderson, o ff~ce Bank. 5 residence, the room formerly occupied by the Montgomery Savin9;dence Near the [south] corner of Roanoke and Water Streets was a resMain Street owned and occupied by Wm. H. Thomas (#25). The next block on rieto r; going west [no rthwest] was the hotel (#16 ) , Byrd Anderson, :r~p 12, or below that was the remains of the Mill er Tan Yard [site of ' r of ---. 13], owned by Mr Grief Mill er, father of Judge Charles H. Mil~eck Ke ister, "Fiddler's Green." Opposite this bloc k was the residence ~f aas located and below hi m was also a part of the Miller Tan Yard on which wstore room a ~mall house of tw~ rooms, one a.leather room and the other :ack of Jack [site of the Argabr1te garage, which wa s built later, #14] . . teen acre s Keister lived a Mrs Daugherty. In front of Main Street on.s~xa goodly Of land was located the Preston and Olin Institute (#6), w1 tF Kern. number of male students, taught by Rev P. H. Whisner and w. · 78 �October, 1977 Virginia Appala chian Notes In Old Blacksburg-continued Main Street then curved [westward] to the left and led on towards Newport, Giles County, passing through the present campus of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute , wi th the Preston and Olin Institute on the right and a blac ksmith shop owned by Mr Plunkett, on the left. The shop was located where now s tands the V.P.I. Hospital. The road ran ou t of town near the residence of Rev W. E. Hubbert [Main Street did not follow the course of the present North Main Street, nor did the highway to Newport follow the course of t he highway existing in the 1920's]. Whe re t he Main Street terminated, a street led off from i t in the direction of the Preston farms [southwestward] --about two or three hundred yards down this street and on the left was the residence of R. L. Francisco, beyond him a shor t distance was the res i dence of Messrs. John and Edward Black-- t hese residences were outside the corporate li mits. [Apparently these residences were on the present V. P. I. campus along the street known in the 1920's as Faculty Row. They were taken over by the college early in the nineteenth century or before.] Below the Blacks, at Solitude lived Robert Preston. A mile or so below were the large farms, and handsome residences of Col Ballard and James Preston - - Smithfield and White Thorn [Prof W. D. Saunders lived for years at Solitude which was then the property of V. P. I. Smithfield is the oldes t home in the Blacksburg area; it has been restored as a historical rel ic t. Whitethorn became the property of the Heth family.] 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 • 11 , Starting at the west [northwest] end of Water Street and going east [southeast] , we fin d on the right hand side the old Blacksburg Academy building now the annex of the High School building [The northwest end of Water Street, now Dra per, was at the intersection of it and Co ll ege Avenue. That part of Water Street between College Avenue and Jackson Street wa s closed for a number of yea r s--in the teens and twenties.] Back of the school bui ld ing on a l ot adjoining was the re sidence of Dr T. J . Jackson, now the home of Miss Mary Henderson. Con ti nuing up Water Street and on the first lot to the right was the residence of Miss Nan Thompson--the house was replaced by a handsome brick res idence (#25), the property of Wm H. Thomas who, with his family, now occ upies it. On t he adjoining lot on t he same side of the street lived George W. Sheaff, an old veteran of the Mexican war--his home i s now owned by A. W. Luster (#33), the oldest citi zen of the town. The next lot on the right was the residence of Mrs Sarah Kent9 now owned by George W. Mateer (#38). On entering Church Street from Jackson westward [this passage becomes clear i f the direction i s changed to "southeastward" ] was the residence of Jacob Keister. Then go in g west [southeast] we find on the block to our l eft t he residence of Mr John Lybrook (#47), who was one of the oldest citize ns~ and who was the father of the owner and editor of this paper. We now cross Roanoke Street, the first building on that block was the Baptist Church, then the residence of Davidson Croy, adjoining that was the Methodist Church, and on t he corner of the same block was the Presbyterian parsonage. In the rear of t hi s bl oc k and facing Penn Street was a small house owned by John Henry Branson . On the next block acros s Lee Street was located the residence and blacksmith shop of Wesley Argabright, also a small residence of George Turnell. Fronting on Washington Street, 79 �Oc tober 7 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes In Old Blacksburg-continued on the branch across Washington Str eet, was the r esidence of S ~uart Argabright. Going up [northeast on] Washington Street f r om Main, the last block with a dwelling and tan yard belonged to Mrs W. B. Conway. Going westward [northwestward] on Penn Street on the bloc k t? the right was a dwelling and workshop belonging to Samuel O. Barton; h1s home and the residence of Isiah Camper fronted on Washington Street. bl Th~n came the residence and cabinet shop of Monroe Evans. The nex t oc on Penn Street was the wagonmakers shop of Andy Croy--on up per c~rner was residence of Thomas Harris. Next was the residence of Dave r~y, and homes of Jack and Dan Croy with their shops, fronting on R?an~o~ Street. The next block to the right of corner was George Washin~ide~ce colored; beyond him on corner fronting Roanoke Street was the re of Wm H. Dawson, a school teacher. On the corner of Penn and Jackson Streets was the home of Andy C am~er, then Joe Dial and Spencer Johnson, colored, fronting Jackson S t ~eel~ft Going back east [southeast] on Wharton Street on the block tot et his' facing Roanoke Street was the res i dence of A. W. Luster; it was a firm home that I was married--he was a travelling man for the hardwar~k of Carlin & Ful ton, Baltimore, Maryland. [His wi f e was Mary Bla ] The Thomas, a sister of Julia Ellen Thomas, who married W. B. Con~ayB Conway, next residence to the left on Wharton Street was owned by Dr · the and occupied by J. L. Eakin . On the next block to the left was Jones residence of Thomas Stanger. Adjoining him was the home of Dave The next block was the home and harness shop of John Spika r d. ·an· pastors There were three churches, Methodist, Baptist, and Presby ~er~ ' There were: Revs Mr Harris, W. R. Gitt, W. F. Wilhelm, respective Y·ore as were four dry goods stores and one grocery and confectionar Y ~tt oppofollows: T. A. Roberts, corner Main and Roanoke Streets; on opposite T. A. Roberts was W. G. Sarvey, John Lybrook, o. N. Bode 1 'd a site Savings Bank was the store of James Lawson. Joe Linkous ha three small store adjoining the post office on Main Street. There werelodges: hotels, as designated above, one pottery shop by Mr Bodell; t~oG ief Masonic and Odd Fellows; two tan yards: Mrs w B Conway's an ~th Miller's; two physic ians, Dr Harvey Black and Dr T J. Jackso~; ~·s and had offices in their residences; two blacksmith sh~ps Argabrigh0 e wagon Plunkitt's; two wheel wright shops, Daniel Gray and J~ck croY~ ~el G. maker's shop, Andy Croy? three cabinet makers, Monroe Evans , ~~ld. Barton, and R. L. Franc isco; one l awyer , General Charles H. Ro in a room On the same block with T. A. Roberts, I opened a drug store k in the built on to my residence on Main Street. The first private ban & Hubbert", County was also conducted in the same building, bank of "Conwasrac ksburg" W. B. Conway and W. E. Hubbert . We sold out to the "Bank of which is now doing business in the same room. . . . . some pub 1 i c I n a11 periods of time men have liked to gather in groups in cross place for the purpose of discussing questions of the day. E~e~~n philosroads store has its company of seers, where politics and rel i1 me~ting ophy and art recei ve the attention they deserve. The place 0 T A. of this "non-Sweating Club" was in front of the store of capt d · Blacksburg Roberts, where the gentle art of "gossiping" was not negl ecte · Z. 80 �Virginia Appalachian Notes Oc tober, 1977 In Old Blacksburg-continued was then, as always, the home of hospitable, kindly folks, intelligent and alert , loyal and true friends either in happiness or distress. If I were asked to characterize the town in one phrase, I wo uld say: It is the place to which one always wishes to return. [Dr William Buchanan Conway was born near Wolftown in Madison County, Virginia 3 January 1845. He enlisted in Company C, 4th Virginia Cavalry, Wickham's Brigade, Lee's Division in 1862, was promoted to corporal, and served to the end of the War Between the States. He then studied medicine under Dr Samuel R. Rixby. In the fall of 1867, he entered Washington University in Baltimore, Maryland, where he was graduated 22 February 1869. In 1871 he moved to Blacksburg, Virginia, where he practiced medicine for many years. In 1875 he was elected by t he Board of Visitors to the position of physician and surgeon for the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, in which positi on he served, except for one year, until 1890. In 1891 he moved to Athens, Georgia on account of ill health, where he practiced medicine until his retirement. Dr Conway was a member of the Blacksburg city counc il, and its t r easurer, for 10-12 years.] (Edi tor's Note: See map on following page ,.) - - - -- - - - - --- - -- - Montgomery County 1 in which Blacksburg is located, was formed from Fincastle county in 1776 and wa s named for General Richard 1-lontgomery, an American Revolutionary War hero. As early as 1768 several famili e s had settled in the present-day area of Blacksburg , but these early settlers were massacred during the French and I n di an war. At that time, Montgomery County extended to the Ohio River and was twelve times as large as the state o f Connec ticut. Later as many as nineteen additional count ies were formed from lt. The "Wilderness Road," which traver ses Montgomery County , carried thousands of settlers on thei r way west and many remained in the Montgomery County areae Pa r t of this area drains into the New River, which flows to the west and eventually reaches the Mississipp i Riveri part drai ns i nto the Roanoke River, and fin a lly into the Atlantic Ocean. Today, :M ontgomery County conta ins 395 sqo mi .. ( 252,800 a c res ). (&litor 's Note: Above informa ti on was taken f rom brochure published by Chamber of Commer c e of Chri stian s burg and Ca mb ria, nd,and Economic d ata sheets published b y Divi s ion of Industrial Dev elop 11 ent and Planni n g ~ 1963 o 1 81 1 �Virginia Appalachian Not~? Oc tober , 1977 A ROUGH MAP OF BLACKSBURG IN THE EARLY 1900 1 8 1. Brunk Rc~idcnce 2. Groscclo:::P. H.e~;i<lcnco 3. liu{~h 'P aulk.nor Hcnidcnce 4 . l.utbcran Clru.rch 5. Eli:mbeth Wooluine Residence 6. :Preston and Olin Inatitu.tc ·1. Dry Goods Store 8. VPI Infinnary 9. Plour Nill and Ice Plnnt 3 12. Post Office 13. I·! ovie Theater 14. Stables (Later Areabrite Garage) 15. Bl~ck&~ith 3.hop 160 Old Hotel 17. l!.)J:i.scopal Church 18. Dro Frank Henderson Ilezid.cnce 190 Dr. W. Bo. Commy Residence 20. Brown and Lybrook Store 21. Col . Willi.aJn Thomas Residence 22 . Baptist Church 23. Nev1 Presbyterian Church 24. Ch arles Vawter Residence 25 . Will icm Ho' Th::))r,.as Residence 26. Charl8s Bi.lr~ .1 ,2 10. Plank nnd iihi tsett Drue Store 11. lUlett Drue Store VPI Cnrapus P..csidenee Zl. i"'irat Preshyter-.i..an Church 28. Hc thod.ist Church 29. Guclli.c:i.m Residence 30. Alexander Black 9 31 • Jc.mes H. Bro'l'm Blacksburg Residence 32. ¥1hit c Residence 33. Ao Wo Luster Re5idence 35. 'fuhriler Hot el 36. Lancaster Residence "57. llarnpton Borden Reoidence 39. Hatccr Residence 39. Presbyterian lligh 18 School 19" 21 Wall St t) 24 l'--------+--~---2-5-4 tl 29 ~ i;; ~ $ .p 7 0 3f§!-"..:.1--.--"""... -1..._ _ _ ':Tl 11 14 . 12-13 16 J ,,. ':Q!l.....Q.Jl-,----1 Re s iclence Reside.nee 34. A. '1. Drinkard., Jr. s 7 10 r17 20 ~· TI9Qll b1~e 2 23] 46 26 ry-r 34 44. }1 eed and Grain Store 45 0 \'lo U., Gray Residence 46 Joocph Lancaster House 47 ~ John Lybrook HeE>i<lence 48. A. \·l. Luster Hor:io Cllo 1U'75 82 To § ~ P-4 p ~I ,_, 6 _.4.J.-:::-1---...;3::.;5~·19Shin filR~- ~ · · ~"'----i 38 parsonage ~"'-'"'---'=-~~ v l~~~y"-=S~t~~~~4~1,____ ._::.i4.2 43 40. lfollic ~!. Robinson ' r\_\..\.-lr-\~ ..--~Residence ·~ . 41. Robert Faec Residence ~#'. 42. J • Hampton lloBC Re sidence N &' \'f RR 43. n &wDepot 28 St '4.....5.1;._,i;;u,'+--...:;Le~e.__i---s_t $ ..-f-t:.--' -30 ..;:: ~ Cl St Roan Valley �Virgi nia Appalachian Notes October, 1977 The LYNCHBURG PRESS {Lynchburg , Va) (from microfilm) Thursday, llarch 9, 1815 ( cop ied by Babe Fowler) DESERTERS The folloW'ing Soldiers of the 3d Regiment of Rifl~ hereby published a s Deserters from the Army of the United States. Fif'ty dollars will be given for the apprehension of either of them, upon delivery being made to any officer of the Army; or by securing either of them in jail and giving due notice to the nearest Rifle Officer LATE BLOUNT' s COMP ANY Henry Polk: (Properly Hugh) born in Mecklenburgh county, Nc C. aged 25 yea.rs, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a carpenter - deserted f r om Charlotte, N. C. Jun . 1814. John Edwards: born in New York , aged 24 years, 5 feet 1C>t inches high, .fair complexion, grey eyes, dark hair, and by occupat ion a laborer deserted from Cabarres County S. c. 11th June, 1814. Joseph Harper: born in Tennessee , aged 21 years, 5 feet 11 inches high, fair complexion, black eyesp black hair , end by occupation a labo~er deserted f r om Germanton, N. C ~, 21st July, 1814. Ira W Adkerson: born i n Bedfor d county, Virginia, aged 26 y e ars , 5 .feet 10 inches high, ruddy complexion, blue eyes, sandy hair end by occupation a farmer - deserted from Guilford, N. c., August 1814. John Wilson: born in Pasquotank county, N. C., aged 40 y ears, 5 .feet 7t inches high, fair complexion , grey eyes , sandy hair and by occupation a hatt er - deserted from Rand olp h c. b. N. c. 9th September 181 4 . James Williams: born in Randolph county, N.. C. 5 feet 1Dt inche s high, fair complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a laborer deser ted from Randolph c. ho N. C.. 12th September 1814. Yilliam Milwe e: description not exactly known, s asily rec ognized in Mecklenburg county, N. c. w-here he is now lurking - deserted from Cantonment Greene, near Charlottep N. C. 30th October 1814.. J ames Broom: born in Cumberland c ounty, N.. c. ag ed 25 years, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, grey eyes, s andy hair, and by occupation a hatter - d eserted f1'"0m Randol ph county, N. C. 1st November 1814. Richard Furguson: born in Randolph county, N. C.. aged 20 years, 6 feet high , fair complexion, grey ayesp l i ght hair & by occupa tion a laborer - d eserted from Randolph county~ N. c .. 1s t Nov ember j 1814 0 Michael Summy: born in Lincoln coW1ty, N.. C .. aged 24 years 8 5 feet 10 inches high, fair c omplexi on, blue eyes 9 light hair, and by occupation a hatter - dese rted f r om c ant onment Greene, near Charlotte.ii N C 0 Nov. 181 4 c 0 15 �October, 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes Deserters - continued Robert Dean: born in Guilford county, N. Co aged ;28 years, 5 feet 11 inches high, dark complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair and by occupation a laborer - deserted from Rowan county, N. C. 10th Nov 18140 William Turner: born in Chatham county, N. C. aged JO years, 5 feet ~ inches high, dark complexion, grey eyes, bro'Wil hair, and by o ccupation a laborer - deserted from Rowan county, N. C. ~O Nov. 1814. Hardy D Davis: corporal, born in Wake county, N. C. aged 23 years, 5 feet 1% inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes, dark hair at;d by occupation a saddler, of erect figure, genteel appearance, quick in speech, large black whi.skers, addicted. to gambling, and remarkable for cunning and villainy - deserted from camp near Danville, Virginia, 26th November 1814. LATE ROBESON 1 s COMPANY \lm B Lynn: born in Chatham county, N. C. aged 29 years, 5 feet 9 inches high, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair, and by occupation a laborer - deserted from Lauren~, S. C. 3d Sept. 1814. Anthony Miller: born in Duplin county, N. c. aged 21 years, 5 .feet 9 inches high, light complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a farmer; a small scar over one of his eyes of good appearance, except that he can't look a man in the face; previously of the 18th infantry, addicted to taking things not his own, particularly watches - deserted from Fayetteville, N. C. 19th Sept 1814. \lm. Britt: born in Robeson county, N. c. aged 3 5 years 5 .reet 8 inches high, dark complexion, blue eyese, dark hair, and by occupation a farmer; one front tooth out, slow of speech and slow of' maveJJJ.ent' downcast look - deserted from L!:!filberton, N. c. 29th Sept. 1814· Wm. Musgrove: born in Liverpool, F.ngland aged 28 years 5 feet ~ inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes , dark hair and, by occueation a schoolmaster - deserted~on the march from Cambridge, s. c. to)Charlotte, N. C. 16th Oct. 1814. * error _ deserted from Charlotte Joseph J ,2nikins: born in Rowin county, N. c. aged 19 years, 5 ~=t ~ inches hi~h, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair, and by 0 t~ tion a bricklaye.r- - deserted on the march from Cambridge, s . c. Charlotte, N. c. 16 Oct. 1814. James Crosby: born in Marion District s C acred 21 years, 5 feet 7 ' • dark • ""'bhair and by oc cupation 1nc h es high, dark complexion, dark eyes a far.mer - deserted from Marion, S. c. i?th Octobe;, 1814· James Henderson: born in Robeson cowity N c aged 25 years, 5 .feet 10 inches high, sallow complexion, blue' ey~s, ·dark hair, and b~ed occupation a gun smith; marks of gun powder in his race - dese from Fayetteville, N. C. 22d Oct. 1814. f 84 �Virgin ia Appalachi~n October, 1977 Notes Lat e Robe son' s Company - continued Wm. Edwards: born in Columbus county, N. c. aged 21 years, 5 feet 9 inches high, dark complexion, grey eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a farmer - deserted from cantonme~t Greene, near Charlotte, N. C. 1st Nov. 1814. Tarleton Renfrow: about 5 feet 6 inches high, aged 18 years, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair, handsome, well made , active; sprightly, and fond of dress; reported himself 15th Oct. 1814, to Lt. Sparks, at Union c. h. S. C. as a soldi er of the 24th Infantry, who had been captured by the enemy, and effected his escape. He was temporarily attached to Capt. Robeson's company, and deserted from the same at cantorL~ent Greene, near Charl otte, N. C. 10th Nov. 1814. CAPT CAM?BELL8s COMP ANY John Daughtery: born in Northampton county , N. C. aged 2,2 (or 28) years, 5 feet ~ inches high, ruddy complication , blue eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a silv ersr:rl.th , latterly accustomed to the sea. He is remarkable for his extreme silence and downcast appearance , addicted to intoxication , and when drunk is both sullen and stupid - deserted from Rowan county , N. C. 20th Nov. 1814. James Thomas: born in S. C. aged 23 years , 5 feet %- inches high , d ark complexion, black eyes , black hair , and by occupation a sailor; high check bones; looks like an Indian, and has had the meanness and audacity more than once to impose himself on recruiting officers - deserted from Richmond, Virginia, December 21, 1814. CAPT BRANDON 1 s COMP ANY William Lane: born in Culpepper, Virginia, aged 30 years, 5 feet 10 inches high, fai r complexion , blue eyes, light hair, and by occupation a farmer - deserted fr om Wilkesbor ough , H. C. 31 Aug. 1814. Franklin Caldwell: born in Anson county, N. C . aged 21 years, 5 fe et 7~- inches high, fair complexion, brown eyes, fair hair, and by occupation a la.borer - deserted from Morganton, N. C. 30th Aug. 1814. William Polk: born in Mecklenburgh, N. Co aged 38 years, 5 f eet 11 inches high , dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, and by oc cupation a farmer - deserted from Ashe court house, N. C. 20t h Aug .. 1814. James Yearly : born in Rutherford county, N. Co aged 24 years, 5 feet 10 inches high, ruddy complexion, blue eyes , dark hair and by occupation a farmer - deserted. Rutherford court house, N. C., 22,d September 1814. John Yonts: born in Ashe county, N. C. aged 2~ y ears, 5 feet 9 inche s high , swarthy compl exion, blue eyes , dark hair p and by occupation a blacksmith - deserted f r om Wil kesborough, N Co 25th September 1814. 85 �Virginia Appalachia~ Octobe r, 1977 Notes Capt Brandon 1 s Company - continued Jesse Still: born in Guilford county, N. C. aged 37 years, 5 feet 1~ inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a farmer - deserted 21st Nov. 1814 on the march from Charlotte, N. C. to Richmond, Va. CAPT. CALHOUN 1 s COMPANY Robert Crafton: born in Pitt county, N. C. aged .36 years, 5 feet 6 inches high, of dark complexion, hazel eyes, black hair, and by occupation a farmer - deserted from Union court house, s. c. 10th Sept. 1814. Adam Hu.ffsteller: born in Lincoln county, N. c. aged 33 years, 5 feet ~ inches high, of light complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, and by occupation a farmer - deserted on the march from Charlotte, N. C. to Richmond, Va. 20th Nov. 1814. Daniel Toler: born in Orangeburg district, s. c. aged 18 years, 5 feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, yellow eyes, black hair, and by occupation a farmer - deserted 6th Oct. 1814, from Filgefiold, S. G. John Hembree: born in Pendleton district, s. c. aged 27 years' 5 feet 7 inches high, of dark complexion, dark eyes, black hair, and by occupation a carpenter - deserted from Franklin, Geo. date not known. Sphraim M'Lain: born in York district, s. c. aged 27 years, 5 feat 8 inches high, of fair complexion, brown eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a farmer - deserted on the 25th Nov. 1814. It is trusted that the good citizens of the u. States will not refuse their exertions in attempting to apprehend those deluded and abandoned soldiers, who, at a period like the the present have the follY and the meanness to desert the standard of their cou:itry. By order of the commanding officer, Regt. Feb 8, 1815. w 0 J. Gordon, Acting .Adj 3d Rifle (cantonment is a military camp) ------- ------- - - - -- -- - DID YOU KNOW? Our president, Mrs. Claude Fowler, will be teaching a beginners' class in genealogy at v1rgini4a Western Community College? Classes begin October th, 7:00 PM, and run for ten weeks. It•s time to renew your membership - send your check today1 r r 86 f �Virgi nia Appalachian Notes October, 1977 DAI:L"'.: COI·:STITUTICI·iALIST Augusta,Ga. Friday morning April 22, 186L~ Vol XXI No. 97 By Stockton & Co. DA~!L '.~S.El~ ' S :JCD-:..:- Abstre.ctec1. by 2-erri Glosh It 2.::_J- :-, 0 0.r s , s.::.~.r t ~:. e .. examiner,that the late Colonel Ulric Dah l c;r Gn' s body , who ·was killed in the last raid upon Richmond, '\'ras secretly buried in Oakwood Cemetery a:rter being brought up to the city. Upon ademand bein5 made for its delivery by Admiral Dehlgren,the father or the i mp etuous young man, backed by a mild threat from the Lincoln Goverment yielded the point, & premised that the corpse should. be sent dm·m b y- the next flag of truce steamers. Several days since the c;rave in which the body was buried was opened under the direction of the off'icials who interred the remains, but the grave ·was empty. Dahlgren had arisen, or been resurrected, and the corpse were not to be found. Dr. Wm Pettisrew- Has removed to the city of Augusta,& o:r:rers to the citizens his professional services. Off'ice hours :from & until 10 Ocloc k, AM, corner of Broad & Campbell Sts (upstrairs) over Baker & Caswell' s stereo Will receive calls at Chichester & Co's Drug Store To: Shoemakers & Leather Finishers One Hundred good Shoemal\:ers & Ten Leather finishers & Curriers can find employment in the Goverment Shoe Factory under my charge at this post. Parties who h.s.ve been heretofore exempted :from military duty by reasons of' their beine; engaged at these trades are reminded that they must nO'w serve their collilty either in the f'ield or workshop. None but e; ood mechanics need apply. C. W. Cunningham Atlantia, Ga. 1-~ar. 1,1864 Major & Quartermaster I-1A..~IED on the 14th instant, by the Rev. 1-'Ir Austin,at the residence of the brid.e' s f'ather,Mr J .T. 1~c Carty & Miss G.. G. Harper,yotmgest a.au. of W.H. Harper, all of' Elberton, Ga. Petersbur5 Express & Richmond Sentinal- please copy. Consi g nees per Aususta & Savannah Railroad April 21,1864 Mechandize & Cotton- :Maj. Winnemore ,J W Burch .11 J J Pearce, Ca.pt C C Sims,J T Shuuale, W H Goodrich , R Campbell, H T Peay, T R Rhodes, s. Wyatt, \·lri 5 ht & Alexander, F Stephens, Captain Francis, GR Crump & Co. , W Ha 1 e , Mr s C Che~m b er s • 87 �Virginia Appalachian Notes October, 1977 THE EDDY FAMILY by Nelson R. F.ddy 1634 Second Avenue, Terre Haute, Indiana 47807 F1e.edvU.c~rz.;ty, VEEV BOOK 1, page 396, V-l!r..g.i..n,la, June. 11, 1725. A 4u.JLvey ma.de. by John Savage. 601L John Edy on 279 avtu of:i la.n.d on .the bM.nchu 06 MaJUih Run 06 .the. Rappahannock. TU.veil. adjo-lrUng .the. land 06 John Camp. r: VEEV BOOK "B", page 24, FauquA..elL Courz.;ty, Vbr.gh'Ua., Oc;t.obeA 19, 172 6. 1 Fauqu.i.eJt. Cow~y, Vl.Jr.g.&Ua dwuUng .the p1e.op.le:toMrup, by H.C. G1e.oom we. f,md on page. 104 .U. 4how.6 John Edy WM gll.a.YIXe.d 497 aC/l.U 06 land on :t;he. bM.nc.hu 06 .the. Veep Rwn a.djo..&Wig .the. land of, Cha!Llu Ca.Jc:t.eA, :t.hiA wa.o -<.n :the 4ec.ond .6te.p 06 the. .t>~ement 06 FquqtU.eJt. Courz.;ty, wU:.hln. .the No4thrvm Ne.c.k Agen.c.y by Col. CaJL.te.tt .u-t the. ye.all. of, 1723 Ap!c.U.. 17, 1727, IWtg Ge.oJc.ge. Cou.rz.;ty, V-Vr..ghUa. theJt.e. wcu, a. John EdJfwho Wa.6 gJt.a.nted by .the. p!top!U.e.:t.oM 06 the NoJttheJt.n Neck Agency a. pa,ten:t. on '!Um60 duc.k. Rum, tlUA bwg 497 a.Clle.6 of, land. (note) 61e.om a. ma.p on _.the; «! ,u. uld the c.ou.n:ty cle.Jtk.6 066.lc.e., dated 1723 .in Spo:t.6.lvan.la. Coun:bJ, V-ULf!..uua wo .&eem :tha,t the SummeJt.dW!k Run wou.1.d appe.aJt :t.o be .wheJt.e Spo:U.lva.YUA. Cou.n:ty, now o:ta.nd.6, Ju.1>:t. noJtth 06 F1e.e.dvU.ckbu.1Lg, V.l!Lg-lrU.a.. I VEEV BOOK 1-A, page 31, wu:t.mo!Lel.and Coun:t.y, V-Vr..g.lnJ..a., ApJt.,{,i.. 1, 1730. The!Le -l-6 a. deed be.tween. John Edy :t.o Tob-<.tu RM.&e.U and Thomal> O.t>bOIU'Lfl 4o1t~~ ~Clt~ I 06 land .to.y.lng .in K.Utg Geo1tge., County on RobelL:t.6 Run. (no.t:e.} :t.hU e.nt da.t~ which wa.6 gM.n:t.ed :t.o John Edy by the Nolt:t.he.Jtn Ne.ck Agenc.lj on a. phna.:t.Ed , 4 maltk Ap!VU.. 17, 1727 on SwnmeJtduc.k. Run. Th-l-6 dee.d Wa..6 .&.lgned wlth Jo tJ I tt II • COURT ORVER BOOK 1121-34, page 621,Wu:t.mo1e.ei.a.nd Cou.ri:ty, V,{)r.gift,la., ~e.d=e. 1132. John MWLphy came .ln:t.o c.owr..t and a.c.kn.owle.dge Zha;t. he. wa,l) an .ui .6VLvan:t. to John Udy. (no.te.) .6peLUng 06 iM.t na.me) VEEV BOOK 1-A, page. 247,_ Wu:t.mo1teland County, V.i.ltg-UU.a., Nlvembfl)f- 24, Jo~ Mwi.phy Wa..6 app1tenti.c.e 601t a. pe/Llod 6oWL ye.ale,& t:,o John Edq on .to ·le.a1tn .the. alLt on 06 JoJt.ne.Jt a.nd Ca.1tpente.1t. 1 ' b 73 ~, on VEEV BOOK 1-A, page 184, Wu:t.mo1te1.a.nd County, V.i.ltg.lrvla, Aptvi..f.: 5, 7734.e. A .6chedu.le (In.ve.ntoAy) o:t. the edtat.e 06 John Ea.dy (note) .&pe,lLi.n~ 0 ~ ~·a. 0 a p!U.6one.tt 06 the Goal (pwon) .in Wu:t.mo1te,la.nd Cow'l-ty, V,Ut..9.lfUa ue. .ln ~e.W.ed deb:t& 06 John Ea.dy and John Ro~e, Thomai. O.t>bo!U'Le. on a.c~oun:t. wh.lc.h _Thom~ 0.6bo1tne. mu ex.pe.c.te.d a. ba.l.a.nc.e. o6 7, ooo pou.ndh 06 ToT0a.~c.o~o MA. N.lc.k. M.lnoA by a.c.c.ount 06 'u.n..6e.:ttle.d bal.a.nc.e o6 2500 pou.ndh 0 6 • ac. a.nd a-t le.tUe., The. u.to.:t.e 06 John Edy Wa..6 .&evVta.e. cU.66eJt.en:t .t:ypeA 06 JO~ lj1Pen:t.VL tool.4. John Edy c.ame. .i.nto c.owi;t a.n.d .&i.gne.d :the. .<.n.v~,130 maltk.. " " (note.) the. .&a.me. maJLk a..6 on a. de.e.d 0 ~ John Ed!I .uz. • • • • • • I • • • • • • • • • e • • • r I I' 88 I �Virginia Appalachian Notes October, 1977 JOHN EDDE: John Edde. maJlJU.e.d Euza.be.-th Ha.JUU.6on, May 27, 7793 Ba.:t.h Cou.n;ty, V-iJLg-i..nla. ( ma/lJt,{_ag e. It e.d 01W ) JOUN EDDE: Joh n Edde. bouglt..t f..a.rzd on bo.th 1:i-<..de..o 06 Cowpa.1:i:twr..e. RiveJL, a :t.o:t.a.1.. ofi 115 aC/l..eA ~u::i1:i pWl..c..haoe.d 61tom Ge.01tpe. and EUzabe:th Lemon on Oc.:t.obeJL 20, 7795 fiolt :the. amount 06 L'lOO (no.te.) ;tJzM -ll:i Engwh mone.y, :thJ.--0 fund uu in Fh1c.a1:iile. VJAW.<l:t. Bo.te:tAou.:t. Cou.n:t.y, V.UZ.ghi-la and :tha;t o fi Ba.:t.h Cou.n:t.y, V-l!tg-lrUa. johig land o o Jae.op Cle.all. and John Hanley 06 Bo:twwu..t Cou.n:ty, V,(}z.g-UU..a.~ 1 JOHN EVVE: John Eddy appo-ln:t.e.d a1:i c.on1:i:table. f;oll. Ba.:th Cou.n.ty, V.UZ.g.&U.a. ,in 1797 ac.c.oll.cli.ng :to :the. 1t e.c..oll.d..o o 6 Samu. e..t Va.nc. eo :tax w:t.. JOUN EVVE: John Edde. -W 1te.c..01tde.d :t.o have. le.6.t Ba.th Cou.n:ty 601L Bo.te:tlt.ou..t Cou.n:t.y, V-l!LgbU.a. 1:i om e.;t{;n e. -61 17 9 7 JOHN EVDV (EVVIE-) Th-ll:i de.e.d da:t.e.d Augu.1:i:t. 1, 7799 -ll:i made. be,twe.e.n JOHN EVVV (EVVIE) 06 the. c..oun:t.y 06 Ba.;th and Ge.01tg e. Chapman 06 Ba:t.h Coun:t.y, V.<AghUo.. 6oll :the. .6u.m 06 '200 poun~ ht c.Wl..ILe.n:t. money 06 :t.he. 1;,;t.a;t.e. 06 V.<Aghu,a fio1t. a :t.o:ta.l 06 93 acJLe..6 be.J..ng :the. home. pf..a.n:ta.:Uon. laying on :t.he. we..o.t 1:iide. 06 Cowpcu:tu!Le. Rivell. ajoinbz.g .:tha:t. 06 Jae.ob C.f.ea1t. Th-W deed wa,o .t>.lgn.e.d by JOHN EVVIE and U loo ~ uke. he. uthe.IL placed h,U, ma.!Lk "th " c1 W e. he. had p.lac. e.d the. ~ o 6"]ll. ~, a6 :t.eJL h-l.o n.am e. • :fOHM EVDE; Ve.ed wa1:i made. 15 Augu.1:i:t. 7 799 and -ll:i made. be..twe.e.n on JOHN EVVY (EVVIE) ANV JOHN EVVY h,U; .6on. both 06 .the. c.oun:t.y 06 Bo:t.e.:tJz.ou.:t,V.<Ag.irUa. 601t. .6um 06 40 poun~ hi cUNLen:t. money 06 .the. .6.ta..te 06 Vht.g-lrUa. 601t. 20 aell.eo nea.Jt..ly ajohU.ng :t.ha.:t o~ John Hanley on Cowpa..6twt. R-lveJL, Vht.g-lrUa. . :the dee.cl wcu ~ound on pa{!U 10 and 11 06 de.e.d book Note.) the. mcvz.ghz. .oho~ :the. -0pdllng 06 JOHN EV01E bu.:t .the Ve.ed .&howe& .the. ~pdllng :to be JOHN EVVV and the. deed .l.o -0,{.gned by A JOHN EVVT E wlth a So :the. land .that urt6 llold a.bove by UOHN EVV1 E Jll.. :t.o Ge.o1t.ge Cha.pnan mu..6.t have bee.n cw thou.ght"5R." "e.a..l. JOHN EVVE John Edde. ( no-te.) .&pe..U..-lng 06 w:t. name, c.0tLf.d .thl.6 John Edde. be. :t.he. .1:iarne. M :the. o.the.Jt John Edy, John Udy I John Eady :t.ha.t Wal;, in :t.he. Noll..the.Jtn. Ne.ct 0 n V.ilt.g.in-La. ? John Edde. ma!lJlJ._e.d F1t.anc.e1:i V-la (Vie.It) .6he. WM a w.ldwo 06 Vav.ld W-leA a1:i lt.e.c.oll.de.d -in Augu.1:i.ta. Cou.n:t.y, V-l!tgin-la. (Cha.tkey '.6 Re.c.01t.d6 Vol. 7 page. 77 5) The d.i66e.1te..nc..e. :t.ypu 06 .ope.LU.ng.t> above. a1J!. appe.M .in :t.he mMg-ln 0 6 .the dee~ .in AugM.ta. Cou.n:t.y . ( No.te John Edde. ~on uved on Cowpa4t:u./r. TUv e.IL wh-i.ch -W hi pa!CX. o 0 Bo:tWz.otd and lf.ugM:ta. Cou.nliu. .tw JOHN EVVE John Edde. appe.aJte.d .in :the. F-l!tl:i:t U. S . Ce.Mu..6 in Roe.tung ham Cou.n:t.y, V.VZ.g-lYUa. a4 he.ad 06 hou.1:ie. and w..l:t.h .t>e.ve.n wtu..te ma.tea a1J!. ave.A 16 yea.M o~ ag e. ( Que.ll.y} Who a.!l.e .6 ome. on h-ll:i c.h.ildlte.11 ? Bu.:t 1 :t.11.inh. :tha..t :the.Jte. We/Le :the.. ~ 0Uow.i..n9 John Eddy, Samuel Edde., Wil..U..am Edde., Tli.l6 6ami.-ly wa1:i .in Bo:te:t.Jtou.:t Courvt.y al:. .the. -Oame. :ti.me a1:i Samue.l Eddy howe.ve.Jt 1 have. c..he.c.ked a1J!. me.a.n.& :to .6 ee. .i..6 :t.hl6 Samu.d Edde. and Ou.IL Samu.it Eddy We!Le. one .in the. .6arne. and a 6:t.e.1t. chc>.ckhig .the. handwM;li.ng · 06 ea.ch 1 am conv.i.nc;!,d :that :they Me :two cll6f,e.1Le.nc.e. pe.Jt.6oiu. 89 �----~-- Virginia Appalachian Notes October, 1977 JO/IN EVDE: John Edde. -pa,,ld pf2/t.4orial ..mxu .i.n Roc.iUngham Cou.n;ty, V.if..g..[.rWz. 1780 JOlfN EVOE: John Edde. pa).d. '(.lt.opeA:tii :t.a.xu en. 700 Coun.:t.y, V.bt.g -i.n.i.a. 1782 a.Cite.& o~ i.a.nd .<.n Roc.fU.Yl[]ham JO/IN EVVE: Jo hn Edde. 4fwwu u.p:.~on the 1784 .tax w:t. a.nd Cvv.iu.o 1T..ec.01T..do ~olT.. Ro c./Ung ham Cou rz,ty, V.bl.g .lrU.a.. ha.v .&Lg .6 e.v e.n ma.l u aU o v qfi 16 I} e.o./l...O and two (i erna.lu John Edde. mo .t>.lgned a. pe:tlt<.on ~ol(. .:the. bu.-Ud-lng 06 a ioba.c.c.a. wait. ehou..o e. a.t Wayland, Roe/Ung ham Coun..t.y, V-l1z.9 -ln<a. hi. 17 fi 4 JOHN EVVE: John. Edde. paA..d p e/t.O on el and 'f>'LO p eJr.:t.y .tax u · o n 100 a. c./l. el:> o ht 17 8 5 Roc.IUng ham Cou.n:ty, V.iltg.bua. o i.a nd .ln. JOUN EVVE: John Edde. paJ.d peJU>ona.l a.nd ptwpeJL:t.y .ta.xu on 100 a.c.C/l.e.J:> o 6 .RA.nd -ln. R(Jc./Ung ham Cou.n;t.y, V.iAghua. .ln 17 86 . JOHN EVD'fl John Edde. on Au.gu..o.t 8, 17 86 .60ld land .:t.o PU.er.. Conll.a..d .w~~ he had fXVl.chM eel 61Lom MaJt.:tln Anthony 06 'Roc.IU.ng ham Cou.rz;bJ, V-<J<.g~ . I "I JOUN EVVE: nd Mil.,l Cll. John Edde. on Ap!t).1. 24, 1786 p.vi.c.~e.d a. :t.o.:tc..l 06 125 a.cJt.ei:> 0 ~ l..a~f:m' e.e:; ne.a1t Sc.ou Clte.e.k 61Lom N.lc.h.o.f.lu a.nd EUza.be;th Tll.oa1te.ba.u.gh o~ oc. c0 u. n.:t.y, v.<Ji.g.ln.W. JOHN EWE; h:t ah, 0 he J ohri. Edde pcWJ. pe11..oonei.17<ind pl(.op<?.Jt.ty ta.~u o it land he ha.d bou.g V .' .uwi. ~ UA.ted a.4 ownM o~ bOWt. hcJ44~.iwhU.e. -ln. Roc.furzBham Coun;OJ' ~g .ot 1187 JOHN EVVE: John Edde..: p<Wl pe/L/,ond .taxu . .ln. Roc./Wzg ham Cou.n:t.y, V)ftg.lni.a .ln. 17 8 8 JOHN EVVE: T h.l.6 home .ftli .scpU ch':1ketj/, V-<Ag-<..rua da.:t.ed Se.p.tembeJr. 15, 17 8 8 -<..n. Au9u.~d.a. Cou.n;t,y, V-<Jt.9.,Lyua.' Rec.01c.d~ Vol. 2 pa.9 e 254 J~hYL .E~de. a.ppo.ln.te.d ;t,o .llU/l.V<!..fj a. YI.~ ll.Oad f/LOm JOHN COVE: . , K.bi.keo 6 Joh1t Edde. a.nd h.iA w.l~e. T1ta.1tc-<A\ Sohl land he. had bounh.t, ;CiJ s.hC0 Pf:;a , r h:t. on Fe.bwr.My 23, 1789 ( n.o:te) :tl'IM .<.6 :the. .tiarne. .ta.nd (2 5 a.cft~ e ouug Ap!U,f. 24, 7786 .in Roc.IUngham Cou.n:ty, V-iA.gbUa, · JOHN EVOE: Joh.it Edd e. oveJL 21 tje.a.Jt,6 - Ga.;th CowittJ, V.&..g.i_;Un, :t.a.x. LU:t. .i.n 7791 ( no.te.) t.hl6 tAXJu.hl place. IWn :to ha.veljbe.e.n. po.t>-0,.{,bltj boitri i..YL :dLe 06 177 O, queA .t.i.oru <:D~ :th.U J,0~11 fdde. be. :the i:.ame aA :f!i~ ,1,on John. Edde. 5.tt.a.nc.u V.vt. 'V""-e. Edde ~ if.4gu.-A:ta. Cou.n;ty, V.i/t.g.i..YIAP-· !11' ° ' I I �Virg_inia ~p palachian Notes October, 1977 JOHN EVVE: John Edd~, 45 yea.N.> and up, one 6emale 45 yea.M and up, one t)e.mal.e 76-26 ye.a.JU> two ma1.eo 16-'2.6 tjeaM, one mo.1.e 10-16 ljea.M, one 6emale 10-16 yea.JU>. { Bo:te.:t.Jc.o.u;t Coun:ty, V.UZ..g..LJU.a. 1830 Ce.MM 1te.polt:t.) JOHN EVVE: :to be ave.It '2.1 ljea/L6 06 age (Ba.th Cou.n:ty I V.UZ..girUa. 1791 .ta.x. w:t.J JOHN EVVE: John Edde :to Jae.ob BakeJr.. (Bo:tetJz.ou;t Coun:ty, V.UZ..g..LJU.a. deed book 7799) JOHN EVVE S11.. : John Edde Sit. :to John Edde Jtc.. Bo:te:tJtou;t Coun:t.y, V.UZ..g..LJU.a. deed .;to '2.2 a.CJtU · on Cow pM:t.ulte R-lve.Jt ht 7799 JOHN EVVE: John Edde :to Geo11.ge Chapman (Bo:t.Wl.otd: Cou.n:ty, ·v.ui..gbUa. deed book 6oJL 7799) on Cow PM:t.ulte [U,ve.Jt. JOHN EVVE Sit. John Edde. Ste.. ave.It 21 tje.aJr..O. (Bo:t.Wi.ou;t Cou.n:ty, V.UZ..gbUa. :ta.x. .f.,U,:t 1800) .............. MARGARET EVVE: Ma.Jz.ga.tc.e.:t Edde o 6 Cow Pao:tulte FUveJr.., dau.gh:teJr.. ofi John Edde. ma/lJU..ed John Coope.Jt { Au.g~:ta. Cou.n:ty, V.UZ..gbUa. Chal.key.6 Rec.otc.d.6 1791 ) ............... FRANCES EVVE·: FJz.anc.u Edde ma.tc.Jr.ied Geoll.ge Chapman. Se.p:te.mbeJr.. 19, 1791 ( Ba.:th Cou.n:ty, V.i.Jr.g.LJU.a. 17 9 1 ma!UUa.g e. Jr.e.c.oJr.d& ) ................ SAMUEL EVVE: Samuel Eddy '2.6-45 lje.a.tc..6, one 6e.male. 26-45 lJea.'1..6, one fie.male 0-10 yeaM, :thtc.ee. ma.1.u 0-10 tje..aJU:,. (Ba.:th Cou.n:ty, V.UZ..g-Lnia. 1810 Ce.~M 1r.e.p0Jtt) SAMUEL EVVE: Sa.mud Edde. :to Nanc.y RobeJL:t.6 May 2 3, 1801 bond) ( Ba.:th Coun:ty , Vbtg.lrU..a maNU.a.ge ................ WILLIAM EVVE lrJ-L.U..-Lam Edde ma.tc.Jr.ie.d Jane. Gill.aApy July 10-1797 by Rev. Samu.e-t M.l:tc.hell, (Bo:te..tlt.ou:t Coun:t.y, V-l!tg-Ln-la. ma.JUU.age Jz.ec.oJr.d& noll. 7797) --- ---- -- ---------- ---- 91 �Oc tobe r, 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes HERE LYES ~y ...... George Harrar from SUMMER 1977 VISTA USA The Magazine of Exxon Travel Club Abstracted by1 Mrs. Oren (Belva) Counts 6804 Northway Dr, NW Roanoke, Va. 24019 Driving past your local cemetery on a sunlit day, you may see members of a new sect of Americans whose haunt is the graveyard. They come not to rob a grave, but to rub a gravestone. Gravestone rubbing is the perfect adjunct to a family tree. Be sure to carry the proper materials for the rubbing and do not be caught as the reviewer of this article was when she visited her great, great grandparents' graves, John and Elizabeth Wells Hillman in Scott Co.' Va. -- death dates 1871 and 1885, add a prefectly legible epitaph ---"R~STING IN HOPE OF A GLORIOUS RESURREnTION". Tombstones speak of the generation in which they were erected and the persons whom they mark. For just a few dollars worth of materials you can make a gravestone rubbing that captures the spirit of a life gone by in an intrigtrl.ng art work. From your local art supply store of stationer's secure t he followings Light weight tear-resistant=. Rice, mulberry or arc hi tect ' s detail paper Rubbing medium = colored wax, crayon, charcoal, or graphite. Masking tape. Stiff brush (not wire) and eraser for cleaning stone• Scissors or knife for cutting paper or weeds growing about the stone Pillow , pad or towel to kneel on. Cloth to clean your hands when finished. Cradboard tube or portfolio for storing paper and finished rubbing. Spray fixative for rubbing made of softer mediUJll like graphite or charcoal. the Cl ean t he stone w1 th your brush, but do not scrape it. center first paper car efull y, smooth it down and tape it tightly to the ston~~e as at the center of t he top edge, and then at the bottom center. sure that much t ape around the rest of the stone as you will need to make the paper will not slip. You are now ready to block your design with the broadest part hoflyeour · the w o ru bbing medi um. Us1 ng 1 ong sweeping s t r okes, rub gently over by rubsurface to establish the overall patt ern. Then fill in the desi~ the bing more firmly f r om t he cent er out. When you are satisfied wit r esults remove the t ape f r om the s tone and then remove the paper. emove a ll Remember to l eave t he area exactly as you found it, -- r traces of paper, tape and ot her materials. 92 �Virgini a A_p_palachian Notes October, 1977 I-ii::Ii E LY ES • . . .. (Contlnued) He lpf ul tips - bef ore - during - and after a gravestone rubbing. Be sure to ask permission from the sexton or caretaker before beginning your rubbing. Avoid sandstone markers that can be scarred permanently. Ke e p in mind that on a warm day the stone and wax will interact more easily . Roll -- never fold the finished rubbing. A spray fixative will prevent smudging , but isn't necessary with careful handling . --- - - --- - - - - -- NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH Your edi t or attended the above institute wh i ch was held July 11 through 29, 1977 at the National Ar chives i n Washington, D. c. It was a learning experience not soon forgotten. We attended lecture sessions from 9:00 AM t o 5:00 PM daily; in addition, there were three n i ght sess i o ns and four field trips. The trips were to the Li b r a r y of Congress, the DAR Library , Washington Na tio na l Reco r d s Center at Suitland, Maryland, and a choice of t h e Stat e archiv~l depositories at Harrisburg , Penns y lvania, o r at Richmond, Virginia, and Raleigh, North Ca r o l ina. The speakers were men and women, well- known in the field of genealogy, such as Milton Rubinc a m, John Fr e d eri c k Dorman, Netti Schreiner-Yantis, and many ot h e r s . Th ere were fifty-four participants jn the course a nd they came from all over the country, son e from as fa r a way a s Or e gon and California. We excha nged names which we we r e researching , helped each other with various projects, and a t th e end of the three weeks felt we had known e a ch o t he r much longer. The National Archives staff , espec ia l ly Le slie Buhler , Jimmy Walker, and Bill Linder , were mos t helpful a nd kno wledgable and must be commended for their pati ence. - - - - - ---- -------- PLEASE! 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Pulaski , Va.' privately printed, 1 976. · . t · s .• · · · ublished a list of in The Americ an ger.ieal o g is t , being a c at ~lo gue o f family h:-s or:-e t he t it l e p aees of books a..'lo pamj?hlets on f amily history, ~ . . . cl 00. 9 Americ a, fro m 177 1 t o dat e .--Detroit: Gale Research Co·' 1 / ' 7 Arn:Jerson , Dice Ro bins -- i'1 illiam Branch Gil es: a study in the po ~it ic~~;P'e Virginia and the nation from 17 90 to 1 830. Menasha, ·r,.ris · ' <=> Banta publishing co. , 1914. As bury , Franci~, ~h Press. Nashville, Bp . -- Journal an d letters. London, Epworu Abingdon Press cl 9 )3 ~ Barks dale , Lena -- That country calle d Virginia. c l 9h5 . ' New York , Alf red A. Knopf' • • records , 1 800 1 • Be j ach , ;,.Jilena. Ro berts _:Tilliarnson Colmty, Tennessee; marriage ardiner. V~ 5 0 . • • . by .Vl.l ena Roberts Bejach and Lillian Johnson G Memphis, Tenn., 195 7. t t commemorating c Denke l man, Olive Porter Scott~ -- James and Rachel Holmes Seo • cElk the 20oth anniversary of their importation August 21, 1771 Creek , Va. , t he author , 1971:, tt lament and Indian :Si c k l ey, Geo r ge l:T L , -lf3 67 History of the se McClain wars o f Tazewell County, Virg inia • • • Parsons, H. Va· ' · t in · g co. , 1°7 ' p rin / 4. Philadelphia: ~irchf ield, Jame , 1912- Great Aunt Ja'l'\e 's cook and garden bOOk· Lipp incott , cl976 . Dlo ck, George M -- These memo r ies of the days of long ago • • • St · Houn d Ci t y Pre ss , 1929. Bodd ie, John Benne7't, l :HoBo Gd i e , 19'.> 9. Co l onial Surry. JJo l ey, Henry -- Lex ingt on in ol d Virg in i a. l,Puntain VieH' cal Richmond , aarre Hampton, •' John B. tt & Massie , 1 936 . Bond, Ne l s on Slade -- The postal stationary of Canada a refe renc Shr ub Oak, N. Y. , .H. Hei!~, Jr . c 193 3 ~ ' Braflshaw, Ur a Ann - - York County. i.f Louis, M:>., e c at a logue • Va. , issue d pri·vat e ly, 1957. . r:a:: ish reg ister o f Bristol Parish, Va. - - Births 1720 - 17 92 fro m t he Bristol c a lif. , J ohn B. Henrico, Prince George and Dinwi dd i e. Mountain v 1e .-7 , Boddie , n. d . Bro~ ;n, . , . uthsicle Vi r gin i a , Douglas Summers -- _,C h ase City anu its environs ; ~he~ c o nnnittee , cl97? :i e::-.."'!)erience, 176S-1975. Chas e Cit y , v a., :publ1cat1on 94 �Virgin ia Appa lachian Notes October, 1977 Bruc e , "1il l i am Ca be ll -- John Ran dolph o ? Roanoke, 1773-1.333; a biography based l arge ly on ne;-1 material. :ae -., York, G. P. Putnam's sons, 1922. Buck , ·Ja.l t er H -- Virg inia origins a L myer 1s vie~v. Burke's gui de to t he Roya l F ainily. Burrou ghs, ? aul H Baltimore, 1960. Lon don, Burke's Peerage, 1973. -- Southern antiques. Richmoncl, Garrett & Massie, inc . ccl931:> Cam] be l l, Charle s -- Some materials to serve for a brief memoir of John Daly Burk, aut hor o f a Hist o ry of Virginia. Alb any, N.Y., J. Munsell, 1868. Can f ie l d , C lii'.: 'or c· :::?. -- 'I' he Hounshel l f amil y of S.o uthwest Virginia. Fran k f urt , Ge rmany , 1973. Carlson, Bet ty -- From the mountains of L 1Abri. i'lheaton, Illinois, Key Publishers, In c . cl 97 3 :J Carlson , Be tty -- A sin g ing heart: f rom Venice to the alps of L 'Abri. Hod der an d Stoughton, 1 972. London , Carper, "1.Jyn dham Ran dolph -- An epitome of my tramp through the Civil War. "D", l U ·h Virg inia Volunteer Infantry, C.S . A. ca. 1975. Chambers, Lenoir -- Stonei·mll Jackson. Company New York, W. M:>rrow, 1959. Colonial ~·Tilliamsburg Foundation. English silver at Williamsburg: cc at a log:J/ by John D. Davis. -- Hilliamsburg , Va.: Colonial Williamsburg Found ation; Charlottesville : distributed by the University Press of Virgin i a, cl97 6 . Cook, Roy Bird -- The family and early lif e of Stonewall Jackson. Charleston, ~-T. Va., Charleston Print Co., 1 94 3 . Cooke, John Esten -- • • • Robert E. Lee. Jd ed ., rev. Ne'-'1 York, G. ~·J. Dillingham co ., 1 899. Cox Library, Tucson, Arizona. She l f list and catalogue of the Cox Library; a collection of local histories a'1d biographies . cComp ile d b y Virgin i a S. Laugh l in and Linda J. Pixley::i '.L'ucson, Arizona c 1963::> C!raHf ore ' Lee Forney Forney forever. Cra'. Jf or6 , Lee Forney ~.rilliam Heb'o family sket c hes genealo g ies. cBirmingham, Ala. , t he a uthor, 1967 : > Cra~·rfor d Dean of Bi rmingham Bankers and c Birrningham, Ala ., the author, 195 8::> Cummins, A. Bernard -- Nottouay County, Virg inia. & Son, Inc. Printers, cl970. Richmond , Vi rgini a, w.M. Brown Danvil le, Virginia Ctl.ty directory containing a Gen era l alph abetical list of names, a G lassified business directory • . • Ashv ille , N. C . , Piedmont Direct ory co. , 191S . Dashie l l , Thomas Grayson -- A pastor's r e co l l e ctions. company, l '37 S . New York , D. Appleton and Daughters of Foun ders an d Patriot s o f Americ a , Nat ional Society . Founders and Patriot s o.f Ame ric a I n de x. :.Jashingt on , D.C. , the society c l 97 5::i 95 �Oc t o ber , 1977 Yirgini~ .AI>:Q£!.lachian Notes Davidson , Chalmers Gast on -- Pie dmont p artisan; t he life an d times of Brig adierGeneral ~hl liam Lee Davidson. Davidson, N .C., Dav i d s o n Co l le ge, 19.51. Davis, Bailey Fulton -- Nelson County, Va ., courthouse mini atures; an a bstra.Ct of 7Iill Book A u ith full index . Amherst, Va., p u b. by a ut h or, 1 964. Davis, Bail ey Fulton -- Nelson County, Va ., courthouse miniature s. Marriages from be ginnin g of county through 1 337. Amherst, Va., 1 96 3 . ~arsons , ~ l.Va.: McC lain Print.Co. , 1976. Davis, Dorothy -- John Geor ge Jackson. Davi s , Julia -- A valley arid a song ; t he s t ory of the Shenandoah River. Holt ' Rinehart a..."ld ~'.Tinston cC1 96.3 ;] Dorman , John Frederick -- '·Test morelan d County Vira0 inia 'i.'lashington, D .C., 1 970, 1 972. ' ' New York, records, 165 3-1664 • Duels :L.'1 Virginia and nearby Bladensburg / comp iled by Clara S. 1~carty. Richmond: Dietz Press, cl976. Dunlap , ~uti:.v ell -- Augusta County, Virginia, in the history of the United States • .r rankfort, The Kentucky state historical society, 1910 . Dye s s , Op al -- Lewis of Warder Hall. Burns, n.d. ·l ashington, D.C., oublished by .Annie Walker Virg i nia ]3each, Va. : El der, lJilliam L -- Culpepper; a p ictorial history Donning, cl976. Epps , Garrett -- The shad t reat ment; a novel. New York, G.P. Evans ' Cl ement A -- Confederate Milit ary Risto Grey Press/Book Sales, Inc . , cl39 9 . ry • Secaucus' N • J.' The Blue & Ezekiel , Hoses -- Memoirs from the Bat hs of Diocletian Univ ersit y Press, 1975 . • F airvier.r Un i t e d }i3t ho dist Church, Roanoke va. • .• :l ~.ras e ca, 1finn ., ':Jalt er's "!Jub ' • putnaro rs sons, cl977. Detroit : Wayne State cF airview f ..;.,,,.->"' , 5 cook book 1976. ~ ...... • co.' cl976:l Falley , Nargaret Dickson Iri h , arch• a guide to -s ana Scotch-Irish ancestral rese ' ston Ill the geneal ogi c al records, metho ds and sources :in Ire iand. :svan ' • cl962:l Farmer, Margaret Downer Pace' como. -- The ancestors and descendants of Ma.tthew Downer Pace. cAugust , 1 973;] Flat ey jarbok __ The Fl at ey book , manuscripts conana recently discovered Vatican . York cetc. :J cerning .Aroorir, a as earl y as t he tenth century. London, New Norroena s oc iety, 1906. Frye, George >;J -- Colone l Joshua Fry of' Virg inia. by author, 1966. - . :ti Ohio, Published Cincinn a ' Garber, Aubrey - - Mount ain-ese; basic grammar f or Appalachia. Connnomv-ealth Pre ss, cl976 . R,adf o r d, Va .: Gills ' 1·1 u art in · ·r:r - - De at h s of Merc er County , Virginia no-..r wes t Virgin i a 105 3lnf32. Bluef i eld , W. Va. , the comp ilers , 1 968 . 96 �October, 1977 Vjr gin ia Appalachian Notes Gooc.e, John -- Re c oll ec-l:,ions of a lifetime , by Jolm Goo de, of Virginia. ancJ - rashin gt on, The lTeale publishing company, 1 906. New York , Goo d:·rin , Ecinur1d P -- Co l one l :,TilliaPl Flemine of Dotetourt, 1728-1795. Va . ' Pro Gre s s Pre s s cl776 :l Roanoke, Go osma:i , '3e ss ie Histo r y o f Olde Horthfie 1-ci township. So c iet y of Ol cie Jrorthfield , cl973. Northfield, Ohio, Historical Gordon , Armistead Churchill -- '.Jilliarn ? itzhugh Gordon, a Virginian of the old s c hoo 1 : his lif e, times and contem~Joraries (17 87 -185 8. New York and Washington , The neale pu"i1lishing com_o any, 1909. Gott , John K -- A~ stracts of Fauquier Collllty, Virginia wills, inventories and a cc ounts 17 ) 9-1 -:100. n.p. , the author, 1972. Grant, lHys ses Simp son, p res. U. S. -- Letters of Ulysses S. Grant to his fathe r and his youn gest sister, 1 857-7 8, ed. by his nephew, Jesse Grant Cr amer • • • Ne ': r York and Lon don, G. P. Putnam 1s sons, 1912. Grayson County , Virg i i1ia. Personal property tax list, 1794 . cxerox copy::J Grayson Count y , Virg inia. Personal p roperty ta'{ list, 1 B03. cXerox copy::J Grayson Cour1ty, Vir~ inia. Personal property tax list, 1 804. cxerox copy ::J Hall, James N -- James :Jra,..,c h Cabell, a comylete biblio graphy ••• with a supplement of Current values of Cabe l l books / by Nelson Bond . New Yor k Revisionist Press , 197h . Hatcher, ElC:ricJ c;e I3uriTell -- -,rilliarn E . Hatcher • • • ?rintjn2 co. c C: l 91 -) ::i Hi l l, Richmond, Va., \I .c. Hill TilliaN -- Autol_; io e ra) hical sket ches of Dr . \,Tilliam Hill t oget her with his an c o unt o f t he revival o f religion in Prince Eduard County an d b i o graphic al sketches of the life an d character of the Revere nd Dr . 1't> s e s Hoge of Vir['.; inia. Ris hmond, Virgi.11ia, The Library, Union Theologic al Seminary in Virg inia, 196.1 . Hi l l dru::.J, Robert Leroy -- The life and t imes of Edmund Pendle ton • • • The University of Horth Caroli...'1a press, 1 939. Chapel Hill , Historic American Buildings Survey. Virginia cata log ; a l i st of measured drawings , photo g ra~9hs, an d ~1 rit t.en document. a:t.ion in the Survey. Charlottesville, Pub lished for the Hist oric .American Buuildings Survey by the Univers ity of Virg inia c 1 976" Hist orical Records s~. Virginia.. Lnve nto ry of church archives o f Virginia. Gui c e to the manuscrint collections of the Virginia Baptist His toric al So c iet,y . Sponsored the Virgi n ia Con s ervation Commission o Richmond j 1940- by 41. Hoeh l in G, Arlolp h A - - 'i'hun de r a t Hrun11ton Ro ad s . Hal.. l , cl 97 6 . 97 En gleHoo d Cliffs, !J oJ o ~ Prent ice- �October , 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes Hoenstine, Floyd G -- l 972 Genealogical and historical research in Pennsylvania. c3c1 ed.::1 cRevised & enlargecJ::i Penn., Genealo g ical Pub. Co., cl972. Hollic:lay, Harry Afton -- Relatives ano <mcestors of Harry Afton Hollid ay, 1700-1966: cGrantsville, :-rest Virginia, the author::i n. cJ. Ho~·r arc, A E Dick -- Commentaries on t he constit ution of Virg inia. ville, University Press of Virginia c l 974::l Charlottes- Hutton, B:ary :Wuise Marshall, comp. -- Seventeenth century colonial ancestors of members of the National Society Colonial Dames XVII century 1915-1975 • Ann Arbor, Hich., Eduards Bros._, 1976. Jackson, David Kelly -- Poe and the Southern literary messenger • • • Va., Press of the Dietz printing co., 1934. Richmond, .... Jackson, Nary Anna (Morrison) -- Hemoirs of StonewaJ_l Jackson by his wi~o~ printc2c1 ed.::J Louisville, Ky., The Prentice press, Courier-Journal JO ing company cl895 ::l . . . Report Joint Commissioners to Adjust the Boundary Line of :Maryland and Vir~in~ath9 Boundand journal of proceedings of the Joint Connnissioners to. ad~u~ th Act ar-.t Line of the states of Harylanc1 anc Virginia. Author:-z~ y to ~he Rous of lr.J72 • • • .Annapolis cHC.::1 S.S. Hills & L.F.Colton, Pr1Il ers e of Dele gates, 1.37!.+. Jo nes , John ·william -- The Davis memorial volume; or, our dead president' B Je~ferson Davis, an ( -Che world's t J'.' ~-~ 1ute to his memory • • • Ricb.mOnd' Va· ' • •· John son & co., 1890. Jones, Virgi l Carringt on -- Birth of liberty; the story of the James River. H.Y., Holt , Rinehart and ' -Tinston, cl96J-1-. cDublin, Va. 90 Kei:;ley , !la.rJ B llilitia of itmt[bomery County, Virginia 1777-1 7 • -the author::1 1-97 5 . c Chincoteague, Ke gley, 11ary, comp. -- Riggle family of Uythe County, Virginia • • • Va ., pub . by author::1 1960. ds and licenses, Kennerly, Billie "dyrick -- Tennessee Grainger county marriage bon 17 96-1366. Houston, Texas, Herb Fisher Co., l964. New York, CowardKimoa l l , Harie (Goebe l ) Jefferson, war and peace, l776-l7Sh. Mcc ann c 1 947 :l . f Virginian literaKh1g, J0seph Leonard,Jr. -- D~. George ~lilliam Bagby; a studY o 1 927 ture, l850-1 380 • • • tJeH York, Columbia university press' • ,_ · · t rs descendants Ki..llg, I_, axry - - B,J-1:1-e R"i d ge I"' ··.l\.Junvain 1anfolks; a record of ances '? 'rt - Hall-Hartleyand relatives of the autho r and ~-life including Fisher- G:i.l"ITe 6 Hill-King-Kiroy-La~·rson f amil ies. Hanche~-ter, Tenn., the author c 197 :l Kuenzli, Esther 1.'1ilcox -- The last years of Thomas Jeffe rson 1 809- 19 H.Y.:Expos i tion Press. c l 97.5 :l cl97h. Lamheth, (To be 26 • Hicksville ~Tilliam Alexancler -- 'rhomas J effe rson as an archit ec-t an d a oe~~~er of la'Yldscaues • • • Boston and HeT.-;r Yo rk, Honch.ton H;i.ff l in comp any' • contin~ed) 98 ! �YJ~gini a Appalachian Notes October, 1977 EXCHANGE BULLErIN NOTES by Mary C. Maier VIRGINIA TIDEWATER GENEALOGY _- F.ditor Colonel Charles A. Nicholson. June 1977 issue contains articles on Nicholson, Winsell, Mears, and Prettyman families; will abstracts from York County, Virginia; list of family reunions. Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly - Fd.itor: The Rev'd. Charles Austin Joy. July 1977 issue contains abstracts of the John K. Martin Papers and Doswell-Thelman Family Records; Baily Family; Andrews Family Bible Records; Anthony Family; Webb Bible Records; Ridout Bible Records; Buckley Family; Betts Family; Word and Saunders Bible Records; asks information on a tombstone found near Fredericksburg, Virginia, "Julia Osborn/Born December 6, 1849/Died November 1905/Wife of Rev. John Osborn" - Can you identify? Their workshop project is the indexing of all Virginia materials found in periodicals received by VGS in exchange wi th other genealogical societies. (We hope this will be available to all of USo) Footprints, Fort Worth Genealogical Society - Editor: Mrs. Roy G. Miller. August 1977 issue contains a bea utifu l ~• ­ production their president's picture (Paul Campbell) . Names with Virginia connections - Daniel May, Benjamin F . Lynn ' s father, Jiles (Giles) Holt, J. J. and Sara Cart er Pilli on , Robert and Nancy Broughton Richardson, Robert and Susannah Yancey and their children, Dury sanford Ya ncy , Smith S. Yancey, also four daughters. Orange County California Genealogical Society Quarterl y Editor: Sydney Mike Gardner. March i ssue contains an ex cellent article on oral history, "historical res earch among the living--preserving the past in the present for us e in the future." Another on changes i n Pennsylva nia German surna mes . Names of interest to Virginia researcher s - John Ashby and descendants; John Richard and Charlotte Ashby Manson and descendants; Henry (Abraham) and Christina Di erdorff Beckner ; James Cress and Sealy/Celia Mink; Francis K. ' Frank' Jones . June, 1977 issue - names of int e rest - I saiah Hugh Johnston, Clinton C.,James , John, Wi gdon Richardsonj James and Elizabeth Jamison Mccutcheon· Thomas a nd Mary effress (son James, granddaughter Prudence ~lackwell); Abij a h and Mary Richards; William W. and Anne Deser ne Powell; Samuel Alkire; John and Nancy Wingate. 0 99 �October 7 1977 v·i rginia Appalachian Notes EXCHANGE BULLErIN NOTES - Continued Yakima Valley Genealogical Society Bulletin - Fditor: Jack Lines. July 1977 issue contains a notation on an exchange , Mesquite Tree, Vol. 12 #+, as listing the McKinney-Carter Cemetary of Duffield, Virginia. Virginia connections John and Mary Taylor Cumbo. The Certified Copy of The Greater Cleveland Genealogical Society is a~ mimeographed newsletter on the genealogical activities of society members. August 1977 issue contains "Francis H. Wager's Account Ledger" for 1850-1858, and a list of genealogical materials at Case Western Reserve U. September 1977 issue - "Vermont, Maine, Wisconsin, KenTucky, and New Hampshire have formed State-wide asso ciations to restore and preserve their cemeteries ." Sycamore Leaves, Wabash Valley Genealogical Society Editor: Alma Korensk1. June 1977 - Virginia names: Elizabeth Smith James; William H. James; Joseph H. and Jane Smith; Caroline James Russell; Margaret James Walker; Joseph James;· Jane James Ward; Rebecca Ann James Berkshire; Berryman James; Polly Mary Kenton James. Seattle Genealogical So9iety Bulletin - &litor((Va.cant)e Summer 1977 - This Society is beginning it :fif'tt-.fl:fth year - Congratulations!,.. Virginia names: Robert and Mary Jarratt Smithi· Hemelina Smith; William F. Rice; WG F. Rice Jr.; John Wes ey Rice. :Editor's Note: All exchange publications are placed in the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library where they are made available to the public. When a suf:fici ent number have ') accumulated, they will be bound and cataloged. We are happy to exchange publications and ask that you send your request and publication to~ Mary c. Maier, Editor, Virginia Appala£h.1..gn Notes, 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW Roanoke, Virginia 21+012. _. ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. - .. - DID YOU KNOW! Continental Trailways has a publication, "Tracing Your Roots," which you may pick up free at any Trailways station. This is in map format _ a Trailways Route Map on one side and on the other side an outline tuide for tracing your ancestors by F. Wilbur Helmbold, ibrarian at Samford University, Birmingham, Alabams.. -- ---- -~ Have you renewed your membership? 100 --- - --- _, See "The La.st Word." �'iirg i n i a Anna l a c h i e.. n - Oct 1977 i ~otes A-5 Mrs B . H . Allen - Fi n castle, Va. 24090 A- 6 1·1r s r-:a di ne Ali f f- [3 17 ~,la c Cor ~i::le Ave. :rvTarmet, w. va. 25315 A-7 :Mr \rlilli c.m Ab s h e a r- 3 803 Marcus Ave. Nev.rport Beach, Ca. 92663 A-8 Hi s s Vir s i ni a Anders on-15912 Ce,rdinal Dr . Woodbrid.ge,va. . 22191 B-6 Mrs Atheo. rllh i ttle Bo d dy-1009 rta1·rthorne Ave. Modesto,Cali:f. 95350 B-7 1~ :i.\:ent Be..rtram- 6 r . 225 Circle Ave. Ivledina,Ill . 60157 B-8 :tr I·'.i:a r wi n B]'uba l\:er-5532 Ki va Dr. Sacramento, Calif'. 95841 C-9 Nr s Wilma s . Co,r:;dell-4335 Cha::."leswood, Memphis,Tem1. 38117 C- 10i·1rs Th omas R ... Conn- 1311 West 16th St • . Topeka,Kans • . 61$604 D-4 1-'.ir Gar y Wo Davis-6530-B San Pedro Sq . Orlando, Fla. 32807 D-5 i·Jrs l'·i ondi a E. Dyer-lf. 87 Arlin3 ton SW,Roanoke, . Va. 24015 D-6 :Lvlrs Nanc y J. Draner- R. # l Box 402 , Alexandr.i a, Ind. 46001 D-7 I1Irs Josephine Carr De Pue- Rt 1 Box 83,Amesvillo , Oltio 45711 D-8 :Mrs Ruth Drake - Route l Ault, Colo., 80610 D-9 Mr Charles R • . Dietrich- 1114 :'1'. 775 E . Laf'ayette, Ind~ 47505 F-2 Mrs Vir g inia L. Fergus on-R oute 2 Box 297, Salem, Va. 24153 F-J Mrs Marir A. Falls- Rt l Box 77,Thomson, . Ill. 61285 H-7 Mrs Ruth Hem.minr;way:..114 Martinique Ave • . Tampa , Fla. 33606 H-8 Mrs Grace Hampton-13 24 E • . Main St. Richmond, Ind. 47374 H- 9 Mrs Ann W Hepler-505 Linkous Cir cle ; Blacksburg, Va . 24060 J-6 Mrs Marie R . Justi ce-P.O.B o:x: 2172,Pi k eville, Ky . 41501 K-6 IvJrs Arthur F • . Kin r;o.; d on-361 2 ~ Veyi ona Trail SW,Roanoke, Va. 24018 L-4 1-1r Bob Lucas- 7145 · Alladena,Royal Oak, Mich 48067 L-5 Mrs Ruth G,, Lendrwn-4306 Harvard, Hidland,Texas 79703 M- llMr s Madonna Honahan-Rt 3 Box 145, Clintwood, Va . 24228 M-12Hr Raymond S Monroe- Reute 3, Maynardville , Tenn 37807 M-13Mr Ormas F .; Tv!ays-3713 Ma v eric k St. Winston-Sa.lem , NC. 27106 0-3 :Ms Ruth Wo oTDell- Box 525,Coeburn, Va . 24230 P- 6 1-'i s I·'Iar 3 aret E. Payne-Route LJ. 3ox 253B , Powha tan , Va . 23139 P- 7 Ms Oma Dee Phillips-B ox 615, :L..a.mesa , Texas 79331 P-e Mrs 1'1 . D. Payne- Box 73, Bradley, W Ya . 25818 R-7 R oan oke Public Library Foundation-706 s •. Jef':fer son St . Roa.noke,Va S- lOHs :M:arjorie E . Shab- 272 La.Pala Dr .. Apt .. 16, San Jose , Ca.li f.95-1 27" 8-llMs Joan E .. S olheim-801 SE 11 9th Ave . Vancouver 1 Wash . 98 6 64 S-12M.rs Janet Sc o tt-R R 2 Box 54-0 ,i'..1onticello , Ind . 47960 S-13Ilir Oscar B • . Simmons-2028 Hazel St ., Wixom ,,Mich. 48096 S-14Mrs Evelyn c. Sirnmons-2028 Hazel St. Wix om, Mi'oh • . 480 96 S-15Mrs Mildred Skinner- 2513 Bluestern, P onca c1·t y , Oklahoma 74601 T-5 Mrs Barbara Thorn-1607 Orche,rd Htgs Rd .. 1-rirf, Salem, Oregon 97304 T-6 ~\·Ir Gordon P .. Tierneb-1810 W•. Thomas At kins on Rd .. Invernes s Ill. V-3 Mrs Mar 1·on Vowell-5 8 Warwick Rd. Palatine ,Il l 60067 ' W-5 Hrs Helen Ro Woma ck-3461 Manana, Dallas, Texas 75220 W-6 1'1!' Roy Jones W'a lters-1641 Loganville Rd . Rt 2 , Loganville, Ge..3024 9 W-7 :Mr Meld.on Jo - WolfBang - 869 Lancast er St .. Albany, NY 12203 W-8 Mrs Paula Wara.-80 r-:orthwest 1 5th St Minot , North Dakota 58701 W-9 Mr s Viola B eWri ~ht - L105 Pennsylvania Ave . Salem, Va. e 2 4 153 CORRECTI ONS R- 4 V- 2 Box 1 56 Dur ham , Calif. 95938 Hrs Birdie B. von Trebra-246 N .. Fowler St Apt 3 , Ooonomowoc, Wi sc. 1·,1r s Hazel Raade - Chan3 e of Addr e ss D- 8 1'1!' s Ruth Drake- Genera l Deli very, Old.f iel d. E is souri 65720 C- 3 i<Tr s Wilma G. Clove r - 315 Phi l ray Rd. , Richmond, Va 23235 101 �Virginia Appalachian Notes - October, 1977 V2- Tvia.y, Smith, Long , Firestone, Richardson. Gibbs, Wythe,Co. Va. Rockl)ridge,Co. Va. Knox Co. Tenn, Southwest, Va. H8 Carolina's, Virginia F2 Lucas, Ferguson, Shaver, Wertz, Hays, Epling, ·wallace, Moser ;,·NA • ., VA. ,Mo., Ktky., Pa. PC. :Payne, Crabtree, Jarrell V3 Cameron, Musser, Spangler, Crockett, Dalton. Webb, Phillips, Goad, Wythe Co, Smythe Co, Carroll Co, Grayson Co, Va. F3 Falls, Botetourt Co, Va. A8 Anderson, Tilson, Killinger, Holbrook, Greear, Jordan, HSta llmlard Duncan, Hutchinson, McConnell, Green, Cooksey, Ransom, 1 1 an Cole. Va, . North Caroline., :Pa., Washington, Plympton, :Mass. A6 Aliff, Esteps B8 Brubaker, Myer. Roanoke, Botetourt, Franklin Co. Va. C9 Virginia, Kentucky D7 Giles Co. Va. D6 Draper, Turners, Hin.tons, Adams, Etchisons, Morgan,, . Allender, Bell, Koontz, Hinkle, Stetler, Caldwell, . Kersey H7 Clark,. Fugate LS Lowry, Millers, Berkeley Co. VNA. W5 Womack, Carney, Gish, :Pearcey, Botetourt, Floyd, Montgomery, Roanoke, Bedford, Co • . Va •. SlO Walker , Botetourt Co, Va. ke Franklin S~l F.1r estone, Kinzie(Kinsey) , ThrasheP, Botetourt, Roa.no " Co. Va. W6 Walters, :Pittsylvania Co. Va. TS Thorn, Salem,va • . A7 Abshear, Franklin, . Lee Co. Ve.. lin co va. W8 Kelley,NY, Floyd c·o,Va - Peters, · Floyd Co, Va,FI'ank ' • Heckman, NY, Germany - Nooney, NY, Ireland,Durkin,NY"Ill.- Smith 1\"T3 l~ ee se, Mo, Va . - Harmon, Va . - 011·v er, Ia. , NY - K1nn°YA ' Ia.- Embry, A:r.- Holloway, MO.- Cross A:r.- Cowan, ~·hn Ill H5 T-0-vms, Va.,Ga.- Russell, Ga.- McCauley' Mo, Ky, Md·- ~ so~t sc' Ohio,Texas- Quick, Mo.- Cochran, SC, va.-Ogil'V'ie,SC·- arro ' •· Brown,SC,Va..- Clayton, SC.. ~an J4 J ohnson,W1111ams,Scott Co. Va. Lane, Scott CO• · va ' 'renn C0 V: - . S:"J.. · Bar ...0 9' Scott, Lee Co. Va.-W11son,Wise Co. Va.- Wolf"e,Saott • a, keley Co • . WVA • .- Mullins, Wise Co. va. D8 Hillyard,Ca.ldwell Co.Ky. (S d) Rawl 815 Ba.rker,Trill, Yeary, Thompson, Chiles Gaddy, aneed nea a Ea.gle(Eke1),Counts, . Koontz, Field(s) ' 813 QlJ.~-~~· ... :·~i:!Jll!l<?l?-S 1 Va•:- ~nsdo"~' . ~~dtorQ.,Y.1rginia e 814 Che.~¥:' , Si1nnlons ,- Va. - -L ansdol'm·:. Bed:f'·or d 11' -Vlr ginia. ·• · Sl2 Marlin • K6 Herrmann, Heinr ich Adam (from Germ~ny-) NC Va• ga.rma.n, Henry Sr. B4 Collins, Grayson, Wythe, Carroll co. Va . ' K2 Ne·wb1111. Creasy_, Halifax,Bedf'ord Essex Dinwiddie Co . Va. Perry, Bertie uo, Nort n Carolina. ' ' K4 Y~opp, Boywer, Roclcine;ham Co. Va •. ~ --- -- -- -~ -- - - -- - ----- Be sure to send us your Change of Address: Be sure to renew your membership! 102 �Vi r g i ni a Appala c hi an No t es October , 1977 QUERIES 77-30 Mrs . Gerri GLOSH, 301 Houston Ave. NE, Roanoke , Va. 24012. Is there a book in pri n t a bout the Cleveland (Ohio) Brooks i de Zoo? My grandfat her , Charles E . ACKERMAN was superintendent about 19.30-e · His .wife was Ali ce Josephine WHITE. Parents were Adam Henry AUKERMAN and Chloe Adel i a FORTRESS , b . 2 F eb . 1842. Would like to hear f r om anyone interest ed i n FORTRESS family . 77-31 Mrs . Charles G. GRIFFIN Jr., 4697 Sequoia, Memphi s , Tn . 38117 . Need anc e s t ors of and any information on Giles WHITEAKER who liv ed i n Russell Co , Va . 1790 and in Lee Co, Va. 1797-1800. 77-32 Mrso Wilma S. COGDELL, 4335 Charleswood, Memphis, Tn. 38117. Desire informati on SUTTON family Rockbridge Co, Va . l a te 17ooes. J onas and Sarah StJI'TON sold land 1805 - moved to Lincoln Co. Ky, wher e he died ca 1836. Chi ldrenr Jonas, Joshua , James , Rebecca p Lydia , Micajah, Willi am, Jerusha , Ur iah, others. Al so ancestors/descendants J ames GILMORE, will proven 7 Jan 1783, Rockbridge. 77- 33 Mrs. Anne H. YATES, P . O. Box 2o47, Ridgecrest , Ca. 93555 . Seeking parents of Mary CARTER of Orange Co. Va. and husband Peter HAWLEY of New England (b . ca 1753), who married and l i v e d in Orange Co and then settled in Mon tgomery Co. VA after Revolutionary War. They had 10 children. Mr s. Bi r di e B. von TREBRA, 246 N. Fowler Apt J , Oconomowoc, Wic. Need paren ts of Alexander Wi ley RICHARDSON b Va ( where?) 1802. Married Knox Co TN to Elizabe th GIBBS daughter of David GIBBS and Sarah TILLMAN . Li ved in Frankli n Co ILL and in Kansas 1866. 77-34 53066. 77-35 Jim J OHNSON, 623 Congress Ct, Dayton , Ohio 4.5415 . Seeking help on Thomas WILLIAMS b ca 1808 Va (Scott Co?) d ca 1885 Scott Co. Wi f e was Sally BUCKNER b ca 1811 in Va or NC. 77- 36 Mr s . Viele WASKEY FOWLER, P 0 Box 51JJ, .Roanokep Va. 24012. I have follo wing information s William FARLEY b 1766 , eastern Va . - died Kanawha Co. 1820? His grandfather b 1678. Anyone know a Farley b 1678 eastern Va? Wi lliam married 1800? Elizabeth FOURQUERAN (ca 1782 Va - d 1860 WVa) daughter of John and Mary GurRY FOURQUERAN. Mary's f a t her was Henry GUTRY ( GUTHRIE?). J . V. AVERY Jr, 858 Mansard Sq . , Vinton, Va 24179. I have found s e ver al b l a ck WOLFORD families . Does anyone know of any black WOLFORDS want i ng to f ind their "Roots" ? 77-37 Mrs. K. S . HALLAHAN , 733 N I nformati on o n Joe l TOWNS , and f ather of J ohn, William, J oel ca 1770 , married P ol ly ( ? ). Joel 77-.38 { Rosemary Drive, Bryan , Texas 77801. wife unknown, sheriff of Henry Co. PVa. , Jr. and Bartlett. Bartlett TOWNS, born was descendant of Will TOWN(E)S. 77- 39 . Paula WARD, 800 NW 15th St . , Minot , ND 58701. Willis Pm'ERS. Parents un kno wn. Born ca 18 10-15, ?Fr ankl.i n Cop Va. Married Buth SMITH 2 1 Marc h 18 29 , Franklin Co. Va. Daug ht er of Gideon SMITH and Ma.ry HIRSTON. Dates of death unknown. Children 3 J ohno Richard, Nancy David and Jehu (twi n s ) b 22 Oct 1844; Ruth, Lucy , Adeline 9 and Jackson ~"Jack"). I 103 �October, 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes 77-40. Mrs. A. G. CHARLTON, J10 Sunnyside Ave. , Aurora, Ind. 4 7001. Need parents of Dorcas COLE married 1816 Bullitt Co Ky to David SMOCK. Sev eral older Smock children married in Washington Co Va. c a 1806-7 • Who was the widow Sarah Smock in Washington Co Va ca 1800 -1810 . Mrs. Rula D. CASH, 5667 W. Ramsey, Banning , Calif. 92220. Reubin BRYANT b 1820 Va married Mary HARKRIDER 1847 Roanoke. John O. BRYANT b 1826 Va. married Mary FOXWORTHY Ind . Who were their pa.rents? Where born in Va? Who was Jesse R BRYANT ma.rrl.ed Mary Bryant, daughter of Lewis 1844 Roanoke? William 0 Bryant married Rhoda HOLLAND 1811 Bedford Co? 77-41 77-42 Marjorie E SHAB, 272 LaPal.a Drive Apt 16 , San Jose, Calif• 95127. Desire· information WALKER family early 1800. George married Margaret HEIFNER. George Jr. married Eleanor Looney. Associated families CALIMELL, GIVENS, SMITH, VICKERS, SHAWVER, LEFFEL, KEIBERT. Exchange w1 th descendents. 77-43 Md. Mary C MAIER, 2609 Hillcrest Ave. NW, Roanoke, Va. 24012. Need information on Lewis HERALD/HAROLD/HERROLD born ca 18J8 Baltimore' Went West after 1850. Will exchange HERALD information. Mrs. James G. HOBBS, P O Box 752 , Pikevi lle, Ky. 41501. Need information on Joseph Spears who married Catherine R. Sweany , 19 Sept 182) , Washington Co, Va. Is this the s ame Joseph and Catherine who appear in the 1860 census of Scott Co, Va. 77-44 77-45 Shirley A NEESE, 1448 Sierra Drive, Sierra Vista, .Ari'Z· 856J.5. Information ancestors/descendants J ames NEESE (1800- after 18~0, Wfthe Co,Va.) married Catherine KING. Son George Jackson ( bOrn 18~ married Polly FANNING. Their son James Eli (b 1850) married 1872 Elizabeth Mill~r. Their son James Garfield (b 188J) married Ma.r'Y Jane, daughter George and Sarah HAGA/HAGEY HARMON. 77-46 Mrs. George C SC!m>1PP, 164 Oakwood Lane Ithaca NY 14850. Need parents George PRIDDY (b ca 1772 Va) and wife furothY (Dora.th) settled Mason Co, WVa by 18)0. Need information surname pE.ARCE (Pierce, Pearcy, Piercy, Peers) family from Va. to Mason Co., WVa. by 1820. 77-47 E. L. KINNEY, MD, 2 N. Hanover St., Union Deposit, Hershey, Pa. 170JJ. Need CREWS information, Halifax County. Irma ADAMS, 1815 Rive:rmone #6, Lynchburg, Va. 2450J. Need info~tion on HELTON, HILTON , HYLTON family who left Bedford Co.d ~filiam and moved on west. Looking for Anna Helton' s father She ma.rrie Tolson ADAMS of Letcher Co, Ky 1820-1826. All HAWKINS of :Bedford Co, RAMSEY of Va & Tenn, GARLAND of Va & Tenn. 77-48 77-49 Ruth DRAKE, Rt 1, Ault, Colo 10610. Desire location 1n Va for birth in 1803 of Thompson HILLYARD, whose father Alexander i~N listed 1n 1810 Caldwell Co, Ky census as Alexander HILLION & Willia.Jll HILLlist brothers? Alexander, b ca 1775-80, where? HILLYARD named in -t8.X King William Co Va 1810 . Exchange pedigree charts. 104 �October, 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes 77-50 Mrs. Hazel RAADE, P 0 Box 156, Durham, Ca. 95938. SCATESa Who were the parents of Joseph Scates who married Elizabeth, Eggleston, BENNEl'T, BOXLEY in Halifax Co, Va. 1801 and moved to Christian Co, Ky. 1811 Will Exchange. Agnes B Pearlman, 2001 N. Westwood Ave., Santa Ana, Calif. 92706. Joseph WORKMAN (b 1790) son of James and Nancy ( ) WORKMAN in that part of Va which later became Tazewell Co, married 7 Nov 181), Cabell Co, (W)Va, Elizabeth McNEELY, widow of Joseph ELICTNS. Who were Elizabeth's parents? What was Nancy's maiden name? Will exchange information from voluminous files. 77-51 77-52 Gordon P. Tierney 1810 Thomas Atkinson Road, Inverness, Illinois 60067. Seeking ancestry of Absalom E. BROWN, b. ca 1775 Virginia, d. 12 April 1860, md. ca 1807 Mary , b. 19 Aug. 1788, d. 17 April, 1865. Resided Botetourt-Roanoke Cos. Va. 1820-60. Twelve Children: David, Catherine, Noah S, Samuel, Mary, William, Rebecca, Abraham, Elizabeth, Sarah, Leannah, Lewis E. EDITOR'S NOTE1 Remember queries are limited to 50 words (exclusive of name and address) and one entry per issue. Member's queries a.re published at no charge; non-member's at 5¢ per word. PLEASE put query on separate sheet with name and address. DID YOU KNOW? An excellent source for researchers who are looking for ancestors in the West is Frontier Times and its companion publication, True West. Their articles are about people and places of the west with pictures of the early days. They also carry a column "Trails Grown Dim". The September and October 1977 issues contain the following names with Virginia connections; Thomas Joseph LoumanJ· Jerry (Jeremiah?) Campbell; Stephen Robert, George 2 and efferson Campbell; Jane Campbell Barton· Betty ~ampbell Luney; Harriett Campbell Roark; Lyana Campbell Hogan Farris; William Barnett and Mary Bell Nall Thompson. --- -cJ.;J~t;, -_se;vice- - - - - - - - CAR-DEL SCRIBE .... published Jan., Feb. , Apr., July, Oct., Dec. $5.00/yr. Mass. residents a dd so les tax; Canada $6.00; Foreign $7.00. At least 36 pp. each issue; format S~xll; several pages of source material Genealogical 'how-to-do-i t' article by Mrs . Charles Delmor Townsend, Professional Genealogist . .. two (2) free queries each iuue, plus paid queries and display advertisements; Sampl& copy with special offer $1.00. Make check or money orde r payab le to CHEDWA TO SERVICE, RFD 3, Box 120 A, Bedford St. Middleboro, MA 02346 105 �Oc tober , 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes THE LAST WORD With this issue, Virginia Appalachian Notes complet es its first year of publication . In comparing this, the October issue, with our first issue in .January we feel \. Ve have come a long way and hope that we can continue to improve. Our aim has been to aid others in their genealogical searches and this will be our aim in the coming year; l::ut this aim will be accomplished only by t he continued contributions of our readers. We depend on you. As this is being written, our By-Laws are in the process of being changed so that our year will run from January 1st to December 31st. Memberships which were due to expire August 31st will be extended to December 31st, pending approval of the By-Law changes. This means that our 1977 members receive a bonus of three months membership; however, we ask that you renew your membership now so that you wi11 not miss the next issue of VAN. Send your check t o our treasurer, Gerri Glosh, 301-"HOuston Avenue, NE, Roanoke, Virginia 24ol2. This will insure your name appearing on our membership roll and also that the surnames in which you are interested will be published. Membership rolit Surname Index, and VAN Index will be available s oon a er the first of the year. We would like to institute a new department in VAN which would be similar in some respects t o our" Exc~ng e Bulletin Notes". If you have published a book vhiC _y;[~~ would like us to review, send a copy to the :Editor, Roanoke ginia Appalachian Notes, 2609 Hillcrest Av enue, NW, b e pur-' Virginia 24012. Tell us the price and where it inaY sue chased. The book will be reviewed in a forthcomi~g i~ia of YA!! and then placed in our collection in the V r~ ubRoom of the Roanoke Public Library. If you have no P lished a book, perhaps you know someone who has- -p1 ea se encourage them to submit their book for revie~. Editor -- --------- -- - -- -- -- IN MEMORIAM Ruth Mae West 5 August 1977 Sherwood Memorial Roanoke, Virginia 106 ~ --- �TEAR-OFF PAGE For your convenience in submitting queries, applications for membership, or gift memberships, we are including this tear-of:f page . Please use the query portion yourself _ and give the membership application to any interested person if you do not plan to use it. QUERIES Members may submit queries at no charge, non-members at 5¢ per word. Queries are limited to fifty words, excluding name and address, and should contain specific information. Dates, geographical locations, and given names will help identify the surname you are researching. Please type or print_. To: Query Editor Jim Avery 858 Mansard Square Vinton, Virginia 24179 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION We cordially invite you to join The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society and receive Appala chian Notes quarterly. ITo: Treasurer, lvlrs. Gerri Glosh 301 Houston Avenue, NE Roanoke, Virginia 24012 Famili es/States of Interes1 Name: Street: City: Zip: Regular Membership-$5.00 ( ) Family Memb ersh1p~$7. 50 · ( ' ' �Virginia Appalachian Notes Octo ber, 1977 RELATED FAMILIES OF BOTE'TOURT COUNTY by J. William and Rebecca H. R. Austin A history and genealogy of Botetourt co'ilnty families in. eluding Burger, Austin, Switzer, Sizer, Noffsinger, .lm;en, Beckner, Bowyer, Deisher, Fellers, Finch, Flaherty, Hannah, Huf'f, Firebaugh, Wilhelm, Coffman, Crowder, and many more. Limited Edition - Available 12/1/77 4o5+ pages Off set $20.00 if ordered before 10/30/77 $22.00 if ordered after 10/30/77 (Va. Residents include 4% Sales Tax) Order di~ect from: J. William Austin 15 A Franklin Road, SW Roanoke, VA 24o11 MY FAMILY Roots Q..f ~ Life by Whyle Standish Wilcox A personal record book for recording YOUR family history $3. 50 ' Order fromi M. C. Maier 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW Roanoke, Virginia 24ol2 GEORGE ROBINSON AND IilS KIN History of Robinsons from 1726 in Delaware; Augusta Co., Virginia, and Kentucky Soft Cover Of'f'set Print Publication Date: Price: 10-20-?? $4.oo Ind exed Order rrom: Marie R. Justice PO Box 2172 Pikeville, KY 41501 BOTETOURT COUNTY Its Men, 1770-1777 $5.00 1785 Enumeration $5.00 Its Men, 1780-1786 $?.oo 1820 Census ,Al pha'tzd.$5.00 1850 Census, Indexed $1'0.oo Charles T. Burt on ,Geneal'st Rte 2, Box 191 , Troutvill e, Virginia 241 75 PICTURE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT HERE l" 2" 3" 4" - $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 (One-half' column) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource October 1977 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv1n4 Subject The topic of the resource Weddle Family History; Old Blacksburg; Deserters of the 3rd Regiment of Rifleman from the Lynchburg Press; Eddy/Edde Family; Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4447/VANv1n3.pdf ed195badace2718b097306328041bdb6 PDF Text Text Virginia Appalachian Notes Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Virginia PUBLISHED QUARTERl Y �V I R G I NI A AP P A L AC H I A N July N 0 T E S 1977 Published quarterly by SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICA~ SOCIETY 2609 Hillcrest Avenue , N. W. Roanoke, Virginia 24-ol2 - STAFF - = Ma _e r G_o sh Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . • •• Ma.rian Ia.ndres s Features .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o Indexer .................................... o • • ., .Babe Fowler Queries • . . . . . . . . . . . . . o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • o • • • e • • • • • Jim Avery Surnames ............................... .,Luceile Stov e r Reviews •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••• Belva Counts Circulation ••• ., .......................... o • ., • • • • • • • Betty 1'ow Q •••• --------------------------- CONTENTS (Vol . 1, No . 3) Message from the President - Babe Fowler ••••••••••••••••••••• 52 Program Committee Report - Gerri Glosh ••••• •• •••••••• o••~••o•52 Pine Creek Church Cemetery Survey - Freda Miller •••••••••• ., •• 53 The Peopling of Virginia - Irma Adams••••••••••••••••• •••••o•55 Ancestors of Francis Augustus Howell - Elva Howell ••••• o••••o 57 Reviews - Belva Counts• • • • • • • • • • •. • • .. • • • •" • • • • • •. •" .. •. • • .. "' "'e .. 58 Events and Happenings - Gerr i Glosh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ Q59 Russell County Virginia Records 60 Babe Grayson County Virginia Reco rds Exchange Bulletin Notes - Mary Maier ............... oo•eoeosoooG 67 New Members - Gerri Glosh •••••••••••••••••••••••• o e e e o o o .. 0000 6 8 Queries - Jim Avery ••••••••••••••••••• •••• The Last Word - Mary Maier••••o••ooo ••9 oo•oo •oooo o • 51 eooe 69 o•••Oo•e••••Oo 0 0 0 0 G 72 �Virginia Appalachian Notes Jul y 1977 KESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT Here I go again--another request f or our members. We need material for the quarterly.. Anyo ne who has d o n any research must have copi es of recor d s~ county, war, letters, etc. We want records that have not been published recently. Of course , if you happen to own o r have access to material that was published years ago, we would lik e that too. Newspapers are another good source--ho w many obituaries a r e about people from Virginia? How about family legends? Did I ever tell you about "Indian" Bill Laff erty? Well, he was c ap tured by the Indians and--oh, you have one in your family too? Write and soon , Babe Fowler - - - - - -- - -- - PROGRAM - - --- - - - - - - - - CO~TI1ITTEE - ... REPORT At our April meeting Mr. J. Randolph West Presid ent of the Roanoke Valley Historical Society, narr~ted his s1i~s presentation, "Roanoke Then and Now" giving the hi story 0 our city. In May Mr. Charles Burton, Botetourt County researcher and historian, was our guest speaker and gave us a very extensive talk on court house records. ia. Room At the June meeting Miss Carol Tuckwiller, Virg i n 1 b arY Librarian, talked briefly on the do' s and don' ts in a 1 r ' also on the book arrangement in the Virginia Room: 929 °1 0-f lineage books; 929.2 - family genealogy; 929 3 - records wills, martiages, birth, etc; 929.4 - names, surnames, and 0 origins. Gerri Glosh Program Chairman ----------------------- - - FUTURE HAPPENINGS Marriage Bonds and Minister Returns of Roanoke County, Virginia, Death Register of Roanoke County, and abstracts from early Roanoke County and City newspapers as ~ell as early Lynchburg newspapers will be published in future issues of Virginia Appalachian Notes. 5'2 �.July 1977 Virg in ia Appalachian Notes Pine Creek Church Cemetery Survey by Freda Miller This Primitive Baptist Church, now closed, is near Floyd, Va. on 682 about ~ mile off 22i. According to Semplevs History of the Baptists in Virginia and Hassell 0 s History of the Primitive Baptists, the Pine Creek Church was constituted in 180J. However, in the Pigg River Church, Fran.~lin county . records, there is a reference to a meeting at Pine Creek Church in March 1799. The early records of Pine Creek were lost but ab out 1825, an attempt was made to list a few first members. The following is exactly as copied from the Pine Creek records: Peter Howard 1795 Naomy Sowers Sarah Howard 1795 Susanah Becket From Pigg River Church John H. Becket 1828 Mary Sowers Anne Becket 1806 Roady Shelor 1822 The following names were copied from markers in the Pine Creek Cemetery. The old section is over grown with weeds. Many markers are i mpossible to read. Mary Spangler d. 1820 100 years old {will shows she died 1818) Daniel Spangler d. Feb. 4, 1823 76 years Sarah Spangler d. May 8, 1839 age 86 Mary A. b. 1826 d. 1862 wife of G.W. Huff (stone had fallen over) Oscar A. Huff 18J0-1920 Sallie Huff 1884-1928 Moses Dickers 1834 age 88 Carolina Goodson b. 1835 d. 1890 Mary A. Shelor b. 1837 d. 1890 Sarah, wife of Ballard P. shelor b. 1829 d. 1876 Daniel w. Spangler 1840 age 10 months William Spangler b. 1824 d. 1857 age 33 years 2 m. 1 day Hannah wife of Wm Spangler b. 1823 d . 1910 Mary Spangler b. Nov. 15, 1?88 d. ? William Spangler b . 1792 d. 1862 age 70 George Whitlock 186? 53 �Virginia Appalachian Notes J u _y Pine Creek Church Cemetery Survey Margaret s. Epperly 1837-1852 Jane wife of Joseph H. Howard 1805-1876 Madeline Howard 1831-1849 1977 (Conti nued) Sarah Ward b o 183? d. 1 Caroline wi fe o f Major H Major Ho ward 1795- 1839 Joseph Henry son of M. A. Fiege 1870 ··187 5 Mary Shelor 18J6 78 years Thomas Banks b. Feb 9, 1803 d.June JO, 1880 Jac ob Lampe 1892 .66 years William Shelor 1847 66 years Mary Sumner 1821 - 1898 John Beckett d. Jonanah Shel or 1796- 18)2 ? Father, Noah B. Moore 1821-1901 Mother Artemis E. wife of Mother, Jane H. w-ife of Noah Moore 1836-1889 Son, Noah B. Moore 1871-1872 Harriet Kitterman b. May 2, 1807 d. June 23, 1879 B. Mo ore1829 - 1852 Ruth wife of Squire George Shelor b. Aug 29 , 1783 d. Apr. 29, 1875 George Shelor Dec 25, 1778 d.Sept. 10, 1856 Ballard P. Shelor b. Apr. 16v1832 d. June 24, 1862 Sallie Cannaday 1818-1872 Sarah Howard 1852-1 8?2 Jane Lawrence 1881 17 years Mary? Wm T. son of James H and Sarah E Black 1867- 1901 Bertha May dau of M.E. & N.M. Thompson 1882-1883 Rachel Black 1803-1849 Howery 1795 d. Apr. 30, 1845 Elizabeth wife of --- Sh 1825-1 896 Emily Webb 1864-62 years Other markers noted to be surveyed: Hall, Paul, Graham, Moore, Webster, Huff, Underwood, Bowers Catherine Hilton (Hylton) Spangler b. 18 Apr. 1792 This marker has disappeared but was noted in S tri ck1erv Black d. 9 Oct. 1850 1933. -------------------- -- - --The Lafayette, Indiana Journal and Courier, Sunday edition, carries a genealogy column in their "Wabashu: magazine. The column is written by Merlin c. Finnell, Box 294, Monticello, Indiana 47960, and offers a free query service for anyone searching for ancestors or relatives i n the northwestern part of Indiana. Queries should be limited to around 4o words~ DID YOU KNOW? - - - - - - - - - - - .. - - - ~ ... - --- - - - - - ~Ye you visited the Virginia State Library? It is located at to leventh and Capitol Streets, Richmond Virginia and is open the PUblic between 8:15 AM and 5 PM Mo~day through Sa.turdaY 0 �Vi rgini a App alachian Notes July, l 977 Bean , R. Bennett. The Peopli ng of Virg ini a (Continued from April 1977 i ssu e ) Abstracted by Irma Adams 1815 Rivermont #6 Lynchburg, Va . 24 503 Following is a list of Beverly Manor the map of th e original pa tent: NAME Jos eph Bloodsworth Jos eph Bloodswo r th Rober t Turk James Hami lton Geo r ge Hum e Samuel Gay Geor g e Ro b inson John Hart Daniel Monohan John Campbell William Pa tt erson James :McClure Andrew McClure Charles Dal house George Coiner F.dward Ree s e Dennis Bryan Richard Pilson Robert Black Jos eph Bell Jam e s Gillispie Robert McClallahan Gasper Coiner John McCun e John Ramsey David Edmiston Archibald Stuart Joseph Tees David Henderson A. Stuart A. Fulton James Coulter James Davis Edward Hall Adam Murray David Coulter Seldom Ridge Sa rah Thomp son E. Hal l Rob ert Gibson ACRES 350 650 1313 230 375 ~ eople YEAR SErTLED 1742 1742 1739 17'+9 1739 1739 1738 171+0 1738 171+9 1749 1739 323 892 4oo 500 325 247 408 1738 370 4-14 100 l 7fr9 180 5 taken fro m NOTES Pl us 200 in 1754 Want info t hi s family Ne ed connec tion to Rams ey No date/ ac r eage listed 174o 1753 1741 1754 Pl us 200 1740 &1749 Plus 208 1748 . 1806 567 330 200 2804 2lp 216 344 110 580 1771 174o 1751 1739 1749 300 1771 350 500 465 100 570 No date/acreage listed Need info on this 11n No date given No dat e/acreage li sted 1738 17li-7 220 200 237t 175'4 1807 360 1765 106 1754 125 370 1754 ;, No date given Plus 100 -1?71 �Virginia Appalachian Notes Bean, Ro Bennett. The Peopling of Virginia Jno. Lawrence Jon Thompson 120 George Caldwell 450 Thomas Thompson 230 Rev. James Anderson 1000 Alex Thompson 110 Jno. Holmes 219 Robert Caldwell 200 Sam C McCune 3 parcels Jno Huffmire 149 William Johnson 156 Wm. Wright 155 Geo. Hutchinson 530 James Alexander 819 Wm. Skillern 635 James Carr 473 Isaac White 150 Samuel Pilson 170 P. Long 100 Samuel Garber 456 Jon Pickens 300 Jas. Lesley Jr. 160 Jno Kerr 375 Wm. & Al ex Robertson 170 Jno Moffett 491 Robert Kinney 196 Wm. Dunlap 100 Robert Craig 178 Wm. Johnson 65 160 Jas. Lessley Geo Rodgers 540 Archibald Hamilton 302 Jno Hamilton 90 14 Wm. Crawf'ord Geo. Anderson 411 Robert Patterson 311 Jas. Lessley 226 Jon Picl:ens 765 William Smith 351 Geo Hutchinson 667 Wm. Hutchinson 572 Moses McCue 273 Jno. Baskins 80 Wm. Johnson 269 Wm. Wright 270 Jno. Seawright 413 Jno. Hutchinson 292 Samuel Hughes l+4o -- - ---- July .. - 1977 (Continued) No date/ac r eage given 1765 1740 1754 1738 1765 1805 1754 1749 1749 1748 1749 1741 1739 1779 1778 Plus 110-1747 No date given No date given S·trawberry Bottom No date given 1810 1745 1762 1752 1772 1739 1749 1766 1762 1749 No date given No date given Plus · 100 No date given 1805 1805 1?4o 1?4o 174o 174o 1739 1738 171+1 1805 No date given 1749 1749 1?4o 1?4o 1742 ---- - - - - - ------- - - �Vir 5inla An~~ lo.c hian Rotes A~'~:~~~'l.'O~S July l977 of .5'rancis Au~ustus Howe ll (I.faternal) 3 29 S .. :.£.in Street -::i ; ::.\. o...,,.. .:.cy ~~ 1·1 <=> ou.n-'-u, .,,.._. . 2LL1:-1 - ::i - Ref'.eren c e --- :;:)escondents Ed.~·.-ard Fuller a!ld '' illiam Ev slou Fuller (Above .- -:i7es 2 ~enerations in Enr.:::,land as~ f'ollows) ( 3 ) J ohn Fuller ?eJ.e~1.hall Parish, :~ orz. . oll:, E..'11.5 land d 158 /9 (A) . ~ obert ?-u.l ler 2eC.Gnha ll ?e.r::. s h, :~ orf o_k , En3le7..nd. d. 1 6 l4 R ob ert's sons, Ed.ware. and Sa!TI.uel, ·were pa ss en5e1"s on the ~. Tay:flo\·rer and si c;ned tnc CoG 1pa c t. (l) Ed.\·1 ard Fuller -- BB.pti sed September 4, 1575, Redenhall, Norf'ollr_, Ensland carae on t~e 1-layflm·re~ 1-:i th wife Ari.na and son Samuel. Ed1·ro.rd and. wife C.i e d d't.U'in5 7-he f i r st i·Tinter. Son Samuel was orousht up oy h is ~n cle Dr • .8arauel (2) Samue l Fuller --3oI'n Ens lo.nd about 1612. I•!arr i ed Jane Latl1rop on April 8, 1 6 3 5 .. . Ceremony performed by Captain Myles Standish :-:agistrate , in Sc ituate • . i'·iov·ecl t o 3arnstable • . Died Oct. or l'Tov. 9 Children •. 1 - (3) John F'Uller --8th child • . Born 139.rnstable about 1656 •. Died &t East Haddan, Conn •. bet"t.reen F eb • . and !,Iay, 1726 o Marri ed Mahi te.bleRowley inl678 •. 12 Chi ldren. ( Appe.rently · prosperous f'armer. ) (4) Samuel Fuller -- 2 nd child. Born Barnstable about 1 68-2. Died Hartford Feb. 12, 1757 • Har:;."ied Na oni Rowlay 1703-04. He settled in Colchester, Conn • . ( Marlborou5h section) 10 children.., (5) Aaron Fuller -- 4th child •. Born : Jan 3, 1711 , Colch ester, . Conn. J:-Iarried Ruth Sawyer June 10.z.· 173L~ • . 7 children born in Colchester. Moved to Cornwall about 171.J-U • . 5 children born ih Cornwall. No record o:f his death wl--iich prob2,bly occurred about 1762 •. (6) ~ershen Fuller -- 8~h1 child -- born Jan • . 20 , 1749/ 50 •. Cornwall~ Conn •. Married Mary -----, Probably Whitehall >. N • . Y •. 3 sons,, Aaron, . John and William da.UGhter Sarah. Died New Scotland, New York> on June 20, 1837 • r-.: rarried second wif'e Jane Chereal a bout 1 8 04 • . Had Revolut i oary War Rec ord • . (7) Aaron · Fuller--Born June 10, 1773, Bethlehem, New Yor k, Died Jan •. l 7, 1 83 2 • . Married JJ!'.i.arga.ret Mcmill er • . 9 children • . (8) Gershem F--uller - -3rd chi ld •. Born March 21, 1796/7 ~- New Scotland N • . Y • . Died Au gust 8 , 1e2s • . 1-'Iarried ~lizabeth Pangb or~ 8 July 6, 1816. 6 children . ( 9 ) Arma Haria Fuller -- 4th child •. Born Jan. 22 , 1822 e . Married GeorGe John ~eid, Dec. 7, 183 9e Died Apri l _3, 19:)4. 7 child::'>en. (10) John George Reid -- 1st child. Born Sept. 2;_ ,, 18L:-O .. Kew Scotland,. IJ. Y •. J. Iarriod Carrie E. Smith Ja:::.<» . 8 » 1856 e 5 chi1drenCharles, Horbert, Garolyn.9 F'rc,:'.1.cess Ac;0. 12~ c __:.:_ve 0 57 �Virginia Aonalachi~n ---==----===::..,.... ~ Hotes - u l y 2977 A:t·: C~S':'CR.G o:f Francis Au~stus Ho~.;ell ··- C-Caternal ) cont ; (11) AQ19S Olive ?eid--5th childo 3orn Feb., 6 . 1 875, . J e r s e>r Ci tYD ! -.,.r. Died June 26 ? 1966, at Lake Tahoe, . Calif' e . Ii:B.rr .:..ed Harry ~er~tt B o e _: Born New ~ork, . N. Yo. Au5. 26, 125 9 ,. Di e d July 1 915 at New 'Y or 1>;: Ci t.Y•7 children, Jue.nit~ Daisy, HarolC. ?..eid, Franci s Au gustu s, :t•Iar ie :g1 1 a., Geor 5 e \·Tilson, David Lai.r..rence, Everett Roy o . ~12). ?rancis Augustus Howell-- Born l~ ov • . 29, 1901 , New Yor k , N •· Y. o· 1'. Larried (1) Dorothea Lar.cir:i.esser,. I,!arch 10, 1924 at Lyon ssi F Jo 1 child Barbara Dorothea, Born Dec. 11, 1924 at Fre sno~ Calif' Ifiarried (2) Dorothy Troxell Young~ June 3 , 1939 in Kearny , N °J. Born Narch 27, 1912 Bethlehem, Fa • . Died July 8, l 96 8 o . l c hj_ ld~ Kent Francis, Born June 14, 1941 Kearny, N. J eMarri ed (3) , Elva Irene Wade • . Sept • . 9,. 1969 , Tucson, Arizona Bor n · July 18, . 191L+, Ferrw:i, Franklin County, Virginia . 0 0 (13) · Kent Francis Howell, . Born June 14, l94lsi Kearny, N . J ., Ma.rr1ed Wendy Beryl Thompson, at London, England •. (14) Nina Alexandra Howell, Born 1-18.rch 23 , . 1971; London • . Eng land " --------- - - - - ---- - - - -- -- - REVIEWS by Hrs Oren Counts 6804 North"Way Dr. Roanoke, Va. 24019 Th e newspaner, APPALACHIAN EXPRES S Pikeville, Ky .. 41501 carr1es t wo cr enealogy colunns, "HISTORICAL NOTES" by R •. B~ . Maynard :J Gulnare··, Ky . 41530 a n d "APPALA..C nIA~: A:·:CESTORS" by Dorcas Hobbs • Ms . Hobbs wi l l answer as many queries as she Dan •. Recent publications of the APPAEACHIAl~ EXPRESS, Pi.kevilJ. e, Ky •. 41501 carri es such items as follows; (a) 11 EISTORICAL NCrl'ES" by R .. B •. Ma.~rd contains the minutes :rrom lO Sout h F or 1i:: River Baptist Church, Wilkes Co •. N •. c •. (1785-1797) 4 IVJaY (b) :r:.1s Hob bs colimn 'b.a.s included; (1) l 8 SD Special Census of U:h1.on Veterans and Their Widows · (Ky) (2 ) ririrs Dorothy {Ambur e;ey) Gri'ffi th o:f:' 9514 Minerva Ave . , st. Loui n, Mo . 63114 , searchin5 for C.escendan t s .. of' · Je ss e AC:~s b or n 1798 in N. C • . lists het • book , AMBURGEY ANCESTRY 1£i A~IBR. ICA 1717 - 1-7..2.§. •· Thi s is 228 uage s a nd r e pr esents twelv e y ea.r s of record searching in* Kentucky~ . Vi!"' g inia and North Car ol ina. It be3ins with the or i g i nal 1-'rrunie;rant :rrom Germany, Conro..d Amb ere:;er , . who ca me to our s hores in l 717 • This bool: sells f or t 6 . 50 --- -- - - ---------=-- - ---- - - - - �Virg ini a Appalachian Notes EVE:NT S July , 1977 A1'~D HAPPENI ~G S in Fannie Marie "w"hi t e 1 s Life By Gerr i. Glo.sh · May 3,1849- The Steam Factory at Sou th Reading , Masso burne d~ Apr 12 , 18 50-The Baptist Church Bell Hung in South Reading ,, Ma ss . Au5.15 , 18 50-Thirteen person aro·vmed a t a pi cnic excu ss i on in Lynfield, Ma ss e Ap:r.17,1851-Minots Li ght House,destroyed in the storm,2 men was in it. Aug.22,1851-A terrible tornado at West Cambr idge & .i:·1edford, Mass. Sept .17, 1851-Grea t 2.ailroad Celebration in Bos.:-,onl' Ma ss . Oct.24,1851 -New Jail built in Boston, Mas s . Mar . 31,1852-Tremont Temp le burned i n Boston , Mass. ( church ) Apr . 21,1852-Tne Theatre burne.d.:..in Bos t o:i;i.~ Na s s Apr.27,1852-Kassuth on the Common in Boston, Mass. Jul.6,1852 -Large fire on Purchase & Broad St. in Boston , Mass,, Nov.22 , 1852-Uncle Toms Cabin as playing at the mus eum in Bo ston, ¥.ia.ss. Jun.12,1853-Went to Tremont Temple Church, :ror first time since it Burned Jun.19,1853-Great Fire in Cambridgeport,Mass . 2 Hot e l & Stabl es . Dec.29,1853-Great Snow Storm , no trains out o:r Bost on except Boston and 1-'Iaine R. R •. Jan. 5, 1854-Fi:fty years since ' South Read.ing-Ba.pti st ,·church~ ·was _organi z-. ed,Mr Phillips minister . Sept 24 1854- Choleras In Cleveland, Ohio 40 deaths. Oct.9,1B54-Fire in Cleveland, Ohio~25 houses were burned.(friday ) Aug.2,1855-Dfldication of the New Chapel , Oberlin , Ohio Apr.l~,1856- estruction o:r 15 houses in Alliance;Ohi o by a storme Nov.4,1856-Presidential Election- Freemont & Bucanan Jul.4,1857-Fireworks exploded, ki lled 4 persoms on the Common in Boston, Mass. May 30, 1858-Tornad.o-Ellison, Ill. Jun.16,1858-Van Amburgs Menagerie at Elyria , Ohio. Jul.25,1859-New Chapel Bell hung-Oberlin, Ohio Dec.2, 1859-John Brm·m hung. M:ay 2, 1861 Oberlin Volunteers were camped at Camp · Jackson. Jul.21,1861-The :first great battle o:r the rebellion was fought today Sept.7,1861-Mr Plumb teld of his journey to Gauley Bri dge, Va. to see Company c. o:r Oberlin, Ohio . Apr.3,,1865-Great-rejoicings.Petersburg and Richmond evacuated. Apr.10,1865-News recieved tha.t Gen.Lee had surrendere d all his army,great rejoicings all over the north •. Apr.15,1865-The terrible news came of the assasination of our good President Li ncoln,and the a ttempted assasination of Sec. Seward and son,, about ten oclock Friday nighto 0 -- -------- ---- ------DID YOU KNOW? You can obtain information about the burial place of American service men, especially in Europe, from: American Bahle Monument Commission Forrestal Build ing, Room 4~ C = Ol4 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Was hington, Do Ce 20314 59 �~---~-----~--~ Virginia App~lachian ~ - - July 1977 Notes Law Order Book # 1 - 1786- l 791 Russell Co , Va Abstracted b y Babe Fowler lson p 2 •. Na.y, . 1786. Power of attorney from ~ J!;lisha .l. Te l son t o w~ · •".re.-Ha.rri barbourP l5 & 16; Aug. 1786 •. A presentment a gainst Peter _•IcTnt o sh J.. or ing 5 thieves . t 10 p 61 Nathan Blevens -- to appear before Just i ce on Tues · Oc --failure to pay taxes. 9 p 77 . 17 Oct 178 7. Na than Blevins to pay 5 s each J:'or. the c a~~ ther p 84. 22 Nov •. 1787. John Stacy vs ~·Tm Wi lmouth ---dismissed.n appeared •. p Bl+ Reuben Roark --in (?) li si·, of property p 8 5 •. Jacob Lewis -- as above. p 91 •. 17 Apr • . 1788. agaj_nst i0hn Ball, . ----- +>or --fidetely to this p 95 Apr •. Peter Mcintosh " t6 tali::e the oath " J.. Commonwealth. P 119. 17 Sept. 1788. On this petition of Murdoc k McKinsey against Davi d Lewis. t:1 i. the M.ali a P 1- '+7 • .19 May 1789 --- Moses Higgambotham J..+>or Erisif"l"'n o--- 1 "" i.• f or the Co •. of Russell. :P 164. Sept. Ct, . 178 9 Jury: Jobn Stacy .. D ~t eJ.. • P 169 Sept •. ObedHth Payne a gst James Roa.rlc -- on ,~t '"' tacbment pleads the Statutes of Limitati ons. P 171 " Jury --- Joseph Henderson, Wm Stuar~ ----" Payne vs Jas Roark - ca se dismissed 11 Jury - James Roak it P 177. 20 Oct 1789 Samuel Ewing vs Harris Wilson - :ror P ertY -r:or P 195 • . 12 May 17SO John Stacy - -· :railure to get list of prop tax purn oses of property P 201.J\ine l7SO. Harris Wils on Junr - --failure to 3 et list f O'.:"' tax purposes. July 17SO. Harris Wil.s on - found the above J.if't P 218 •. 0ct 17so. Jury -- ffober t v1·c ars. P 221 • . Nov • . 17so. Rich' d Pric e against Harris Wilson far ----1 v Book 2 ; 1792 - 1799 of the P 4 • . lvia:r •. 1792.. Ordered that Moses Higginbotham be overseer ockor e1ls road from his place to a tree marked a N oppos1 te to s1morn ~riables~ 1 r p r o duced. house & that Rich'd Price, gentlemen , give him a list of th P 7. Apr. 1792. The last wi ll and testament of Tho s. Be1c e P 23 • . Aug 1792 • . Jv~y -----Abram Rife --- -P 50 • . 22 Jan • . 1793. James Parberry lanra. sold to John Henderson P 81. June 1793 ---Jury ------ John Stacy • . P 91. July 1793. Robert Higginbotr1a.rn - l2s 6d for old wolf Daniel Deskins l 2 s 6d ditto Alden Williamson 12s 6d " d) n. . ol.!. "' · _,, · • fiug . 1793 • . Daniel Desl\:ins & Sarah to Ja.s Daniel (a old 1a.n and proved by the oath of John De skins. P i~? · Oct 1793 • . Wm Smith & Eliz. veyar or P ~. Hov • 1793 Ordered that John Deskins be anp o inte d aur ~~:d in. the room of Josiah Fugate and that David. itlard a: gentleman ~l..U·nish him a list of tithables. 60 �Virg inia Appal~ chian Notes July 1977 Law Order Book #2: 1792-1799 - Russell County, Va. (Continued) ~ 134. 25 Ma r 1794. Daniel Deskins (& Sarah) sol d _and to ames Deski n s - proven by David Ward & John Deski;~. ~ 139; Apr 1794. We present the Surveyer of the road from rown s Mil l unto Alderson for not keeping his part ;n repair at present. Harris Wilson --- - - - - - - - --- ------- GRAYSON COUNTY, VA. Records abstracted b y Babe Fowler (Continued from April issue) ORDER BOOK 1811-1819 The last will & testament of Timothy Reward -- Timothy Jr & Charles Rowark exrs - security George Ring, lewis Hail, Francis Hail & Pet.er Delp. Appraisement of Timothy Rowark Sr. Tues, 27 Aug, 18ll:p 13: Returned of inventory of Timothy Rowark. A p 15: Power of attorney from Reuben Green to Saml McC l uer. deed from Thos Jones & Elizabeth, his wife, to ------. Tues, 28 Aug, 1811. p 17: A deed from Robt Warden to George Currin. 22 Oct, 1811; p 25: Charles Rowark, lt in Rifles Co, 2nd Batt. in place of F Hail. 25 Mar, 1812; p 40~ Ephraim Overman va----. p 41: Aron Woods & Elizabeth; Robt Robinson & Beulah; John Stanley; John Smith & Susanna; Joshua Jones & Abigal; Zacharid Stanley-----28 Apr, 1812: p 42: A deed from Saml McCluer & Sarah to ~~----wit : James McCluer. Wed, 29 Apr, 1812: p 44: For reasons appearing to the court it is ordered that John Scudar be exempted from paying county levy & poor tax in the future. 26 May, 1812; p 46~ Deed to Ice & Snow--25 Aug, 1812; p 58: John Williamson Esqr: lawyer. 26 Aug, 1812: Jury ----Levy Jones,---27 Oct, 1812; p 70: Fred' k Quesenberry, ad.m 1 rs of Tobias Phillips p 71: Abraham Noblett - dept sheriff. p 72: Abraham Noblett - for swearing. 28 Oct 1 1812: p 75: Joshua Jones & wife & ----(Zachariah Stanley, dee) in Chy. ---defendants are not inhabitants of the commonwealth. 29 Oct , 1812 , p 76: Robert f Warden and Thos Warden bound to the peace . against Levi Durnell & amily. ---Robert Warden & Nancy-----Peggy? - ---- Thomas & Winney. Feb, 1813; p 79: To John P Comer---. 23 Mar, 1813; p 83: Robert Warden, labour~r for swearing 2 oaths. 28 Apr, 1813; p 90~ Moses Damron heirs p 9. 61 �Virginia Appalachian Notes Jul y 1977 GRAYSON COUNTY, VA, ORDER BOOK con 1811-1819 1t 25 May, 1813; p 96: James Atkins & Thomas Jones who was spe cial bail for Barnett Bird - discharged. ~ 1.00 p 97: due from County: David Jones for 1 young wolf hea d w 26 May, 1813; p 100: A deed from Daniel Jones & Elaner his wife t o John I.andrett -- 24 Aug, 1813, p 112: John lewis md Eleaner Cadwallader, dau Moses dec'd; other ch: Ann, Elizabeth Bryron, Jos eph, Judith-26 Oct, 1813; p 122: Charles lewis, Jr-27 Oct, 1813; p 127: Joshua Jones overseer of road--22Feb,1814; p 136: A deed from Abner Jones to Dan'l McBride . h b' t in a ip 138: --vs Moses Damron & Lazarus, heirs of Moses Damr on n 0 tants of state. 23 Mar, 1814; p 142: George Jones and David Jones for assualt on John K Cunningham on the 22 of Mar Apr, 1814; p 146: A deed from Isaiah Jones to Stephen Perkins provepnt~y A deed fr om John a on Jon'n Thomas & Owen Thomas--. to Hardy Jones. _ p 147: A deed from Sam 1 1 McCluer to James McCluer. 27 Apr, 1814; p 148: Churchill Jones Lt in place of Timothy Dal ton• De ft: 25 May, 18lh; p 154: The commonlNe alth vs George Jones & Davs Jones for assault - be filed against them. p 1.55: Geo Jones on jury· R h'd 3 June, 1814; p 1.56: --trial of Abram Noblitt - bit off the liP of ac Mossman. Not guilty June 28, 1814; p 157: lewis Brewer - view road. 25 Oct, 1814;p 170.: Commonwe alth vs David Jones - breach of the peace not guilty --slave p 171: James Rowardk, farmer, -- fighting with Wm ·L yon. into Va brought late into the Commonwealth by Hardy Jones - moved from NC. • d not appear. 28 Feb, 1815; p 177: - James Rowark charged with steeling .. di t _ guilty 28 Mar, 1815; p 179: Commonwealth vs George Jones - for assual ' led to 29 Mar, 1815; p 181: Commonwealth vs "Wm Lyon & James Rowark - fai appear . 25 Apr, 1815; p 184: A deed from James A Webb to Thomas Quesenberry 23 May, 1815; p 186: A deed from Saml McCluer to James McCluer 29 June, 1815; p 190~ Wm Jones overseer of the road-24 Oct, 1815; p 203: A deed from John Blakly & wife to HardY Jones 26 Oct, 1815; p 208: Commonwealth vs Robt Warden for swearing p 209: Common-wealth vs James Rowark - for assualt -- guiltY• A 26 Mar, 1816; p 222 : Charles Rowark - jury - Edward Jones deed from Zeackiah Combs & John Scudders to Moses Rody/?R.udY• rge Jones 23 Apr, 1816; p 228: A deed from Stephen Chappell & Joanna to aeo A a deed from Isaiah Jones to Stephen Parkins. subscribdeed from John Jones to James Jones was proven by Edwd Jones a ing witness • 13 May, 1816;p 231: A deed from John S cudders to Zadak Combs• Slave 25 June, 1816; p 236: -- Saml Jones -- view the road to 9 lave imported into the state by Minitree Jones Jr _ ac~uired title by marriage. 25 Feb, 1817; p 264: Charles lewis - constable 26 Mar, 1817; p 268: Abner Jones resigned Maje; 2 nd Batt, 78th Va Reg. 25 May, 1817; p274: -- the heirs of George Jones' .failin g 28 May, 1817; p 278: Commonwealth vs Jas Rowark, •Timothy & cnss ~~ to appear -- recovered from James $50; Timothy & Chas $25 ea 62 '' �Vir~in ia Appalachian No~es July 1977 GRAYSON COUNTY, VA, ORDSR. BOOK 1811 - 1819 continuted 26 Au g , 1817; p 29_ : Chas Nuckells & Minitree Jones, the committee of Wm Jones a Lunati c-- be discharged as a committee. 25 Oct, 1817; p 29h: A deed from Levi Jones & Lydia to Timothy Perkins 29 Oct, 1817 ; p 297: County owes David Jones, cons table $2 .5o P 2 98 : l;Jm Jones appeared himself - still not able to take care of his aff airs - corrunittee in force. 24 l~ ov, 1817; p 298: Pe ter Sharp 24 Mar, 1818; p 309: letter of attorney from Saml McCl uer to Thomas Baldwin, Jr. --2~ Mar, 1818; p 314: A deed f'rom Daniel Jones to Stephen Ross 8 Aug, 1818; p 328: James Rose - Rev. war soldier 27 Oct, 1818; p 343. F.ciwd Jones overseer of the road Mar, 1819 ; p 361: We present Edward Jones surveyor of the road leading from t he top of the Good Spurr to Phillipses branch in the County on the information of James Branscum & Wm Edwards. 27 Apr, 1819; p 370: A deed from Isaac Cotton to Isaac & Peter Huff p : A list of Justices in Grayson --- having relation? to Aug Ct~818: Abner Jones - date of comm. S-23-1795 - qualification 9-23-1794; Churchwill Jones - date --qualification 8-23-1814 Resignati on - removals - disqualification since 1811 to Aug 27, 1818: Samuel McCluer - removed; Abner Jones - surveyor - May 27, 1800. List of Justices Oct 25, 1821: Session Oct , 1819, p 14: Abner Jones, Churchwell Jones--Sheriffs: Abner Jones 1810-11 ORDER BOOK 1819 - 1825 June, 1819; p 9: --Deed from S:aml McCluer by Thos Baldwin Jr, power of att. Aug, 1819; p 11: A deed from Joseph Quesenberry to John Bullard p 17: We pr~sent Ed.ward Jones yeoman of Grays on Co - road not in repair -- on information of Isaac Moore & Elisha Belton. Oct, 1819; p 32: --by information of Peggy Warden spinstress 25 Apr, 1820; p 54: Clerk 1 s office: a Deed from Edward Jones to James Jones was ack'd by the said Ed.w'd and ordered to be recorded. May, 1820; p 58: Wm McC luer overseer of r oad from C Bobb!tts to little Reed Island p 60: A deed from Shadrack Borrell to Peter Huff Aug, 1820; p 74: A deed f'rom J ohn Jone s to James Jones being heretofore proven in part was ack 'd by the sa~d John & ordered to be recordsdo p 79: Clerk's office: a deed from James Jones to Wm Comb was ack'd by the said James & ordered t o be recorded. Nov, 1820: p 86: last will of Saml Bird. Nov, 1820: p 92: 2.dward Jones prosecutor---. -~Fred'k Quesenberry Feb, 27, 1821; p 101: Committee for Wm Jones is dead and Daniel Jones, Martin Dickenson & Jas Anderson be appointed ---. p 104: 1thn Byrd - Rev. War - age 67--ifar, 1821; p 107 ! Wilson Davis vs George Quesenberry in de bt p 110: - on motion of Abner Jones & Minitree Jones who together with John Clements, Joshua Stoneman, Wm Davis, Jas Anderson, Amos Ballard Robt Hill, John Hill, Churchwell Jonesj Saml Fultonj Jas Cook~ John Cook, Allan ) 3arbour, Churchwe l l B Oglesby & Pres ton Hail with secutities - $20,000 - adm't i on of es t ate of Minitree Jones decid. Apr, 1821; p 113 : deed from Dan ~l Jones & wife to Stephen Perkins 63 �Jul y l977 Virginia Anpalachian Notes GRAYSON COUNTY, VA, ORDER BOOK 1819 - 1825 con 1 t 22 May, 1821; p 114: - an assignment of the dower o f Elizabeth Jones widow of Minitree June, 1821; p 116: Jury - James Jones 29 Aug 1821· p 134: The last will & testament of Jame s McClue r ' Sept, ' 1821; p 138 : deed fr om James Jones & wife t o Dc:;inie . 1 Hannigan Tues, 25 •f' was ack ' d by the said James & admitted to record with Sethia, the wi~ e of James Jones being privily examined con s igned thereto • Nov, 1821; p 151: Wm McCluer -- ex of James Mc Clue r & th Jan, 1822, p 156: Rebekah Rowark vs Timothy Rowa rd & Char l es Rowa~kb e 1 in Chancery ---- the defendant Polly Roward dau of Moses Rowa:: t ~hng md with Smith - on moti on of the Pltf. I t is o r d ered . t a f t~e said Smith be made a deft in this suit. And on fur ther motion ~or pltf at his ordered that Timothy Roward be appointe d g' d ' n - -Anne Rowark, infant deft. p 158: ----Martin Roward - to give evidence in trial Mar, 1822; p 164: On motion of Minitre e Jones, Polly P ool ~ Saml Fu lton, Arthur Fulton, Churchwell Jones , Wm Golding and Alfred S wift h i rs of Minitree Jones, dec'd --- -. ..,..,l Brewer & p 171: Wm Bedwell --- va --Aaron Brewer & Macy ---- S ....... 'Elizabeth ---- all others Bedwells--22 Apr, 1822; p 172: deed from Abner Jones to Spotswood J ones -by 23 Apr, 1823: p : deed from Pierce Gwyn to Saml Jones -- pr oven &iw'd Jones, senr June 1822· p 180: ---Thomas lewis-exs of ; 187:' Rebekah Rowark Plft vs Timothy Rowark & Chas Rowark , d & Timothy Rowark dec' d & Eve Rowark, wife of Mose s Rowark, d~ c& Francis Polly Charle s & Anne children & h~irs of Moses Roward. d e e v s-wer and Hail this day came the deft Francis Hail and f ile d .h:i.s an pearing on the motion of the Plft by her attorney and for reasons. ap uife and to the court: It is orde red that James Rainey and Mary . hl.!nd i t Emly Miller and Sarah his ~fe be made Defts to this s~J.tEmlY Miller appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the sa:td the and Sarah his wife are not residents of t his Commonwealth on t the further motion of the plft by he r attorney it is ordered tha f re the 0 said Emly Miller and Sarah his wife has a ppear here on or be f Moses 4th Tues in Nov next and answer this bill ---- Eve Roark i-ri.doW 0 and Roark dec 1 d a n d _ Smith and Polly his wife and Chas Roark d heirs Anny Roark which said Polly Charles & Anny are the children :ntioned at law of Moses Roark, dec'd --- that the lands in the bi 11d since sold which ""re devised by Timothy Roark dec'd to Moses Roark ~ M Dickinson by the deft Eve Roark to the deft Francis Hail being sold Y to discharged t he debt. m Timothy Sept, 1822; p 201: Chas Rowark overseer o.f Dry Run Gap road f'rO Rowark to the county line in place of Frances Hail. in debt. Nov, 1822; p 207: Joseph Quesenberry vs Jolm & James Bullard - debt. Joseph Quesenberry vs John Bullard & Moses Quesenbe rry - in QUesenRebekah Rowark vs -----cross bill filed James . for berry having obtained an attachment against Joseph Quesenberry $38.50 - Bullar ds called as owing Joseph Quesenberry. Mar, 1823; p 232; Thos Quesenberry overseer of road are 25 Mar, 1823; p 233: Sarah Harden for steeling ----did not apf>E' Co sc June, 1833; p 250 : Thos Bryant aged 64 - Rev War from Ra ndolph ' land in Surry Co, NC -- wife and 4 children under 6 yrs ofd a;e ;x, r o:f July, 1823; p 257~ --last will of John S cudder ---Nan cy S cud e t he l ast will of John Scudder. ° 0 0 0 j �Virg inia Appalachi~n Notes J uly 1.977 GRAYSON COUNTY, VA, ORDSR BOOK 1819 - 1825 continue d 27 Oct, 182 3; p 275 : Churchwell Jones & Julia Nov, 1023; p 283: Rebekah Roward vs ------. Dickenson sold lands , Chas Rowark pd $500.---28 Jan , 1 8 24 ! Rebe kah Roward vs ----- . Chas Rowark filed t o set purchase prices ---- his person t:eing attached ---- 1 p 288) p 289: David Jone s ----- - wm Jones, de c'd . 25 May, 1824; p 308: deed from Hudson James , Sally Jones , Sarah Jones, Nancy Jones, Holly Jones and Wm Porter t o J ohn Busick -----Au g, 1824; p 330 ! Rebekah Rowark vs - ----. Wm Rowark, the incapable son of Timothy Roark, dec 1 d, ---- future maintence of Wm. --- Attachment against Chas be rescinded. Oct, 1824; p 344~ ---debt --- Wm McCluer 75 ¢ Jan, 1825; p 451: Francis Hail vs -----. Eve Rowark; Philip Delp, Andrew Smith & Polly his wife ; Chas Rowark, son of Moses Rowark; Nath 1 1 Hutch ison & Anne his wife, Timothy Rowark & Chas Rowark ex 1 s & devisers for Timothy Rowark the elder, dec'd & M Dickinson the com 'r appointed by Grayson court -----. Dickinson be restr ained from paying money ---to heirs of Moses Rowark. ~J.ar, 1825; p 462: Francis Hail vs - - ---: Evy Roark, Philip Delp , Andw Smith & Polly, Chas Rowark , son of Moses Rowark, Nath'l Hutchinson & Ann --- inhabitiants of this commonwe a lth and in having interest has appeared and gave security ------. Oct, 1825; p 502: deed from David Jones & Corency . Deed from Robt Cole to John Quesenbe rry------/ ORDER BOOK 1826 - 1832 Mar, 1826; p 8: Thos Quesenberry p 11: D Pierce vs Chas lewis, Fielding lewis, & Wm Lewis Apr, 1826; p 17: Deed from Edwd. Jones to Joshua Phelps June, 1826; p 25: ---John Rowark & Timothy Rowark, wit to deed Sept, 1826; p 46: ------ Isaiah Jones vs -----Nov, 1826; p 52: --- an acct was present in court by James Jones amounting to $5.32 -------Nov, 1826; p 54: -- road on Volunteer Gap toward Poplar Camp land of Jacob Amburn, Thos Quesenberry, Henry We bb J r & Sr, J oseph Horton leaving the open way a distance to John Quesenberry thence thro' the land of Abner Jones. p 58: -- David Jones vs Jas W Wauhoss1Wauhop? in cases Jan, 1827; p 83: Frances Hail vs Eva Rowark & others p 85: Rebekah Rowark vs Rowark's Exers. Feb 1827· p 88: - deed from Spotswood Jones to Thos Moore 'p 69:' Rebecca Roark vs Timothy Roark & Chas Roark -- settlement-Elizabeth Jones one of the orphains of John Jones - chose James Branscom g'd'n--Apr, 1827; p 76 : deed from Edwd Jones & Sarah to Jacob Glanden May, 1827; p 79 : ---:-estat e of Wm Jones June, 1827; p 87: David Jones vs James W Wauhop July 1827· p 93: Rebekah Rowark vs Timothy & Chas Rowark--= ; 96: 'F'rancis Hail vs heirs of Moses Rowark & others Aug, 1827 ; 'p 98: La.st ~11 of Geo Stonf@ld, decod =proved by Hiram Wills & Jas Jones, wit -- and Isaac Edwards & EC.w2_d Jones exe rs 0 �July 1977 Virginia .A:Q:Q._alachian Notes GRAYSON COUNTY, VA, ORDER BOOK _826 - 1832 continued Aug, 1827; p 103: John Millan vs VJm Jones - in debt Jan, 1828; p 120! deed from Elizabeth Carla :. o Edward Jones p 121: deed from George Jones to Amos Ballard -- ack 1 d by David Jones a po-we r of attorney from George Jones & Prudence to Da vid Jones p 123: The ove rse er of the poor vs John Brewer -- f a ther o f a bastard child of which Elizaooth Roark was lately deli ve r e d (she ma d e complaint------- John Brewer, Franklin Hallj & Jame s Brewer --bd as above . 26 Mar, 1828; p 134: \akn Jones took oath as an insolvent debtor May, 1828; p 140 : deed from Abra'm Noblitt & Elizabeth t o Wm Bre r June 17, 1828; p 147: deed .from George Jones to Amos Ballard -p 171: the overseer of the poor vs James Bullard father of a bastard ch of Mary Quesen"be rry -----i 9 Hall Apr 20, 1829 ; p 198: Deed from Timothy Rowark, Chas Rowark, & Franc to M Hail May 18, 1829; p 200: last will of J ohn Isom-June 29, 1829; p 203: deed f rom John Quesenberry & Anne to --p 21].: Fred 1 k Quesenberry ---- Greasy Cr road --- intersection Co of neary Dugspur r oad ----- to meet a new road a t the line of Mont game Fred 1 k Que s enberry Aug 7, 1829; p 222: inventory of Wm Byrd Mar 17, 1830; p 383: Charity Isom widow of' John Isom .t Apr 19, 1830; p 389: Spencer _& Polly ch o.f John Isom Jr ch os e g~=~~t~ guardian --- Ieah, Senith (Grayson Co James Blevins md Isom Nov 1, 1833) Geo W Cloud June 22, 1830; p 400: Hugh Jone s an infant by &lwd Jones vs certified Nov 15, 1830 ; p 420: d eed from Abner Jones to Joshua Jone s -to Ta;ze-we 11 Co p 424 : Edward Jones - Methodist Ep Church minister 0 June 15 , 1829 ; p 207: Thos Quesenberry house o.f p rivate entertainme nt -- for 1 yr ------ - - -- - --- - - -- - -- OUR SINCERE THANn TVS r A • gnes Branch Pearlman, 2001 Nort h Westwood CA 9 2706 Ave. F Santa Ana, presenting to us copies o f the following: t Virgini ' 0 Census & Index for Logan County, Virginia (::Later We~d maps . West 17 pages offset printing, sort cover with .no tes a 1 dex Virginia 1s Southern Counties - 1850 C~nsus surname n Section I: Fayette, Mercer, Raleigh Taz~we11 coun.ties Section II: Greenbrier and Monroe c~unties Section III: Boone. and Kanawha counties i ncluding 8.1 ~ counties from which Lineal~ McDowell? M_ngo, G and Summer s were later f 'd enealogical Index and Gazetteer for Bowma o:;me ;ference book of Wyoming County History with census se~t~o~ lS4 These will be placed on a shelf in the our members and the public. 66 -1 ft v. 1 rg 1 n .. i:;i. w. Rootn for us® of �Vir ~ i nia Ap palachian No t es Jul y 1977 EXCHANGE BULLETI N NOTES by Mary c. Maier FOOTPRI NTS - published by the Fort Wort h Genea_og_cal Soci e ty , PO Box 864 9 Fort Worth, TE 76 Ole A wel~ - ed it ed quart e r ly of 50-60 pages focusing on Ta rran t County, Texa s and sur rounding a rea, bu t a ccept i ng Texas- r elated mater:..al e Among many i t ems of int er est i s a series o f pla t maps o f early Texas; also, esta t e and bibl e r ecords o February a nd May 1977 i ssues r e c eivede PIONEER TIMES - Published by Mid-Missour.:. Genealog:..ca.l Society~ 663 F Senate Cour t~ Jefferson c_·y , MO 65 01 . , "Emphasis is on Missour i, but contribut j_o n s con c erning other states or countries is acc eptable. 11 To be published qua rter ly, their first issue (Apri l 1977 ) i s index ed , li s ting not o ruy the pages on which the names appear but al so the number o f times th e name appears on that page! VIRGINIA TIDEWATER GENEALOGY - published by The Hugh S. Watson Jr. Genealogical Society of Tidewater Virgini a , Thomas Nelson Community College, Hamp t on, VA 23670 . J un e 1977 is sue con tains an article by Colonel Charles A. Ni ch ol son o n th e necessity of a Research Plan; also a l i s t of reunions fo r the following families: Arledge, Ash- Ashe-Stillwel l , Bat e s , Bevis-Palmer, Dalton, Kenner, Long, Shumma t e-Shewmat e- Sho emate, Stiles, Clement, Day, Lambert, Phl egar , Appl ega te, Bicknell, Birdsall, Bobbitt , Edgemon, Ferguson, Green 9 Ho lt, Ko ger , Mathews, McDonald-Beaty-Koger-Newberry-Padg ett-Rees er- Sel lsSmith-W.right, Wells, Archer, Killian, Ni cker s on . QUARTERLY and NEWSLETTER - published by Virg i nia Genea l o gical Society, Jefferson Hotel, Box 1397 , Richmond , VA 2 321le J un e issue of Newsletter lists g enea log i cal record s r ec e ived by the Virginia State Library for the follo wing f amilies :' ZinckSink, Christian 9 Easlea-Esel ey-Easley (and co l lateral lines of Elkins, Earle, Parker, Millington ~ Allen, Plea s ant s , Dru ry, Warham, Taylor, Travis), Ful tz-Garriott-Long , Hoschar, SharpKing, Stout, Chew, Nottingham, Tyler , Wescoa t , and BessomDennis-Tyler-Harwood. Also received - Bi bl e r e cord s on the following: Roe-Whitehead of Southa mpton Count y ; Cole of Southampton County; Burgamy of Jefferson County, Ala; Cl ement s ; Webbe of Northumberland Count y; Fortun e of Nelson Co unty and Lynchburg, VA. The Quarterly i ncludes a n a rticle, nindexg· Augusta County Court Martial Reco r ds , 1756-1783; a lso t wo names of int e r e st in southwest ern Virg i n ia: Lacy and ~inton. --- -- -- - --- - --- ------ - ---- - - We will be happy to exchange publicati ons with i nt e rested societies. All exchange publ i cations will be placed in t he Virginia Room, Roanoke Publ i c Library f o r t he u s e of our Society and the publ i c. When a suff ici ent number have be e~ a ccumulat ed they will be bound and cataloged o Plea s e co n~ ac t the Ed itor 67 �July 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes J\TEW Tv1Er•'.!BERS A-3 Mr Bruce Anderson-310-Z~th S.., t,Y-y thevillell Va . 24382 A-4 Nrs Marcelle Ana.erson-310--4-th S'"'. ·wytheville , Va. 24322 B-3 Mrs E.D. Baugh Jr .-Box 310 : enbriu5 e, Va 23944 3-1+ Mrs Calvin Beeson Jr.-l40l JY:a.r:'!..on Rdo , Buc yrus Ohi o 4 4 820 . C-5 Pollyanna Creekmore-P 0, Box 5 ~12 Eks.,J orm son C~ty, ~eng ·3760C-6 Mr F..a.rold R. Crawi'ord-1515 ,. oc ky F 0rd Rd • ., Columbus, Ind 72 C-7 Mrs Rula Cash-5 667 W. Ramsey--:2.c.nning»Calif 92220 C-8 Mrs A.G • . Cha.rlton-310 Sunneyside Ave ,Aurora, Ind 14-70 01 E-2 Mr Nelson Robert Eddy-16 34 Se c o _d Avee_,Terr e Ha.ute,Ind 47EOl H-5 I·:r>s K.S. Hallaran-73 3 North Roser:lary D.t- ,Bryanf Texc:i.s 7780l J-4 I·. ;r Jim Joh_-r1son-623 Con:;ress Cour tgDa.y..,on Oh io 45415 J-5 Hrs :\ichard L. Jordon-3118 Cof e r P.d 9 Fa.lls Chur ch va. 22042 K-4 :t-- :rs I·'iarjorie A •. Knopp-21-5 W 3oos . ,Mar i on Ind 46952 K-5 1-lrs A.A.Kittinp:.er-1218 S7ott Pla ce»Cary N.C 275ll ,_ 1 va.240 L-3 Miss Lucy Lee I..an caster-403 1:Tashin5 ton St S W , Bla c .!'.. l'°'~~ e;9 1720 M-8 Mr Francis W•. Mc!ntosh-3939 Eo Frances St. Corona, Ca -.l. 0 11-11 Madonna :Monahan-Rt 3 Box 145, Clintwood, Va 2 42 28 M-9 Mrs C.M •. Mormance-326 Holia.a.y Dro ,Plainfield DInd o 46 l~ 8 M-10 Mrs John C.Mabee-4545 Yerba Santa Dr- 0 21 Se.n Diee;o Ca1i · 92115 24017 N-~ Mr Marvin U.Neighbors-32-17 Vermont A v ee N.W . 9 R oan o ke,, i V~ 8 5635 N-.:; Mrs Shirley A • . Neese-1448 Sierra Dr. ~Sierra. Vista.gAr ;la _ 3 3Lr.41 0-2 Mrs W.L. Ough Jr.-1 356 S.E •. 7th Court,Deer:fi eld Bea.cbsi Ca.li:f 92706 P-4 Mrs Agnes B. Pearlman-2001 No.Westwood Ave:i Santa Ana. ! ~ 02 • P-5 Mrs ~ena Cornutt Pa.rs ons-P.O Box 3304 Sa.lem jj oregon .:> R-3 Mr Will iarn W•. Reynolds-1013 A skbam Dr 11 Cary N QC o 21511 R~~· Hazel Raade-Box 156 0 Salem,Oregon 97302 R-5 Mr Phillip W.Rhodes-P.O Box 225.TIRustbur g,Va. 24588 R-6 Mrs Gayle B •. Rhodes-P. o.B-px 225~Rustbur13JJ Va 24588 S-7 f,l!' H.W •. Scott Jr- 4Bl6 Delray St ,Roanoketi,,va.24012 S-8 Helen Spore-Route 1 Box 19,KildarepOklahoma. 74 642 S-9 Nancy T •. Slover-3103 Gulf' ,Midland, Texa.s 79701 ,....f:1 4 45239 T~4 1•'.fr Robert W•. Terry-4900 Springdale Rd._,Cincinna.ti ,vn-:- 0 46012 T-3 1'-'Irs Helen Farmer Tyson-131 East Oak St.,Andersonpind owoc w1sc.5 T-~ Mrs Birdie B. Von Treb:r:a-246 :J>.... F:'wler st .Apt .3, Oc onom 23 703 W-~ Mr Thurston L.;.. Willis-5708 W.N or:rolk Rd . Portsmouth11 VaG 2 4019 ~'1- ::> 1>'.fr C.L.;.. Weddle~4404 Pennsylve.nia. Ave,N E: Roanoke, Vad 47712 {T-4 Jean A • . Walling-6801 Clift Wood Dr. E~nsv111e, In ° Y-l Mrs Anne H. Yates-P.O.Box 2047 ,Ridgecre~t Ca1i:f., 93555 4 1 0 0 97 0 ,.., _____________________ .. - - being Surname index for the a rove members i s i 9 s u worked on at this time and will app e ar in our October ca..: We are sorry for the delay which is due to summertime va of tions, members being out of town, and other complications time. SURNAME INDEX - ~ 0 ---- ---- --- - - - - - 68 .. ~ - - - --., �Virgini a AppalachiBn Notes Ju.J.y'j 2977 QUERIES I .J Mrs. K.S.Hallaran, 733 N. Rosemary DriveeBryan Tx 77801 -- ~ data on ancestors of Joel TOWNS boca.1735 irr.'Vao a nd< confimation that his children were Joh...n. 0 William;iBartlett~ and Joel 0 Jr. all of whom moved to Ga. ca 1790. Will refund postage~ copy costp and exchange informat i on . 77-14 Need 77-15 Mrs. Marjorie A. Knoppp 2105 W. 300 S . Marionp Ind 46952 Need proof of George KNOPP 0 s pare nts. Thought to be Peter and Sevilla BOYWER Knopp of KocKingham Coo Va o Peter died 1827 0 77-16 Mrs. James G. Hobbs P 0 Box 7520 Pikeville Ky 41501 Need information on MOORE famil y in Montgomery Co~Pa early 1700's;STACKHOUSE and PICKERING Buc ks Co Pa 1747sJAMES family Chester Delaw~re 0 Washington Cos . Pa. 9 Belmont Co Ohio,Henry and Madison Co IndQ ROGERS family in Chester Co.Pa . 1719 and Madison Co Ind 18)0 9 So J.V.Avery 0 Jr . 858 Mansard Sqo oV inton~Vae Will exchange information on t he WOLFORDp f~~iliP~ of German descent anywhereo Wa s Michael (AKA Brother Agoni us ) d. 1743 Ephrata Pa r elated Who were ancestors of George Wolford who settled 1810. Also interested in Moravian Wolfords. 77-17 24179 WOHLFORD WELFARE WOHLFART (WELFARE) to other Pao Wolfords o in Sullivan Co Tn 77-18 Mr s. Gerri Glosh JOl Houston Ave NE 0 Roanoke Va 24012 Who were parer-ts of Aba gail Ann EATON be Bangor Me 8Nov 1837 m. Levi AoBURCH 9 Buchanan Mich 6 Sept 1857. Desire parents of' Farinie Eaton rn. Nat han WHITE 7 Sept 1826 parents of George Eaton White lived in Mass. and Cleveland. Desire pa r ents of J asper Co DOWNS b e 1845 Vt~ m. Laura Chi ld~en~ Leroy s., Hattie bo1867 Harry b.1873j Lulu b. 1876 Ohio. Want to contact desc endants of Alice Mo ELKEBURGER aHd Leroy S. Downs of Cleveland Oh io 19J0 o 77-19 Rena Cornutt Parsons, Po O. Box 3304 9 Sal m, Oreo 97302 A $50 raward is offered for fi rst proof of the parents of my GGF Alfred CORNETT/CORNUTT b o27 ihlg 1812 Grayson County 9 Va& 9 d$8 Jan 1 875 Riddle, Or egon ; m 6 Feb 1832 Grayson County Ma ~ "Polly" D ELPH~ Dauo John and Sophia (Shul r) DELPH,. Moved to Missouri 1839 Cass County .. Left Spring 185'3'j arriv d Oregon in October .. Mrs. Hazel Raade, P. o. Box 15'6 Durham, Ca 95938 QUESENBERRY or ~rie d spellings : Was John Cussanb rry 9 (Christianberry) who bought l and in Fauquier Coo Va m in 1777 77-20 whose wife was Elizabeth-=related to Frederick of Montgomery Coo or Mos es who went surety for Freder ick and MaTy Philips on 20 Dec 1793 there ? Will exchangeo ~ �July , 1977 Virginia Appalachian No te·s QUERIES (Continued) Mr. Larry King 9 1001 Lincoln Street, Manchest ~, TE 37355 N ed following information on James KEITH, Sr~ His parents; where and when he wa s born; i f outs i d e colonial Am r ica , when he arrived her ; alone; brought by parents o r guardian; who, when, where marriedo 77-21 Irma Adams , 1 815' Rivermont Avenue, Lnychbur~ 1 VA 2 4B50 d3 Need t o prove Alfred HAWKINS J ( m. El za beth LAWLESS ford County 1839) father wa s James HWWKINS so n of illiam HAWKINS (will dated 1842 probated 1849) Bedford Co. Any in~or­ mation most appreciatedo 77-22 . 77-23 ke VA 24ol2 Mrs. Royse A. Landres s 1 252 8 F.dinburgh Dro 9 Roane t 09 r s Desire information on J ohn Wo MARION and his ~n c s of who s ettled in the Mount Airy and/or Pilot Mounta i n S c tions Surry County, North Carolina. 77-24 Nelson R. Eddy, 1634 Second Avee, T rre Haut , IND ~7~~~ Any information on Samuel and D lilah EDDY livi~g ~ e ri ck Mill, Monr oe Couhty, WVA at time of death Both bOrn r~ Co County VA, moved to Fincastle, Botetourt Co, to Mont gome Y VA, then Gap Mill, WVA. 0 77-25 W. Wo Reynolds, 1013 Askham Dre, Need parents of William McGUIRE, Tazewell County, VA. Wife was Margaret Methodist preacher. Would like to hear descendants o _ in a.s Vae 24ol4 77-26 Mrs. W. E. Miller, 4928 Buckhorn ~l. ffi-V, Ro ano~e~V:irginia Any information on the SOWERS ( SAuKKS) :rami1Y n r county and especially descendants of thos who came to Montgome y during the late 1700's. Ana CA 927 Agnes B. Pearlman, 3001 North Westwood Ave, Santa e i765, Need identity of parents of George MOORE, bo beforemb r and Margaret EDMONSON, b. 1765'-1775 9 marriage bond 19 No;n Virg inia/ 1791 Bath County, Virginia . Lived in various south~est ters two West Virginia counties. Probable parents oX seven daughcHRISTIAN, sons with possible connections to JONES, SHUMATE, REED, and DINGESS families. 77-27 77-28 ·P hillip w. Rhodes, P. o. Box 255, RustbUrg - VA ~~~~~ed 1 Parents of William M66BE and wife Nancy NTJGKLE5 n~ Appmnattox County (?) ca 1851. Son William Holcomb MOOsu:-i married Betty MARTIN, Appomattox County ca 1880. Mary Co Maier 2609 Hillcrest Ave., NW' Roanoke9 VA "~~;~ Need information on Lewis HERALD Baltimore Maryl~ ge stown, Penna.. who served in Union A;my 186l o Will ex:c an any Heral d i nformationo 77-29 J hn 0 70 �GUIDELI NES FOR APPALACHIAN NOTES Materia l f or Publica tion lo Please t ype 9 if possible~ on Bt" x 11" paper, with margins and headings patterned on those in previous issues of the quarterlyo Please u s e a dark r i bbon. 2. 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Exchange Li.st - We will exchange copies of Appalachian Notes for other publica t ions o Pleas e write the Editor to get your name on our list" Permis sion t_o copy - Any item may be reprinted pr ovided credit is given A~palachian Noteso Sch edu l e - In addition to the regular features published in each 1s sue 9 certain items wi ll be included on a regular yearly schedule as follows: October Issue "" J a nuary I s sue April Issue By= Laws - July Issue (Open) Ind ex to Previous Year - Special Publication Membershi p List Surname Index ~ No t e ~ Items lis t ed above will be off schedu le for our first year of pub lic at io n ~ but we hope to maint a i n the above s chedul e i n f u ture y ea rs., 71 �July 9 1977 Virginia Appalachian Notes TEE LAST WORD Your editor looks upon this column as t h plac )t o include whatever did not make i t e l sewh e r e in Notes, a s a sounding board for new ideas , as a s o ap box fo r a pet p r oject, as a spot for getting i t al l t o gether. Thanks are due to all our co ntributo r s . Without t hei r efforts , we would have l it tle to p rint. We ec h o heartily our president' s message on page 52, and we a s k that yo u please sha r e your knowledge with o t he rs. Our s taff ha grown as can be seen by the new n am es listed o n p ag e 5 • Many thanks for assumi ng these responsibili tie s. We h a ve 0 our cover for No t es wi th this issue a nd have inc l uded som a r t work. f Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society ha s set up fa book fund a t the Roanoke Pub l i c Librar y f or t he purchas e ~o genealogical materials. If you would l i k e to c ontribut~he t his fund , send y our check to Gerri Glosh , Treasur e r h ve any will see that i t get s to the right f und. Or if y o u a e too. materi al s yo u would like to dona te , they will be ~elcoro Part of the benefits of member ship i n SVGS is haV~~~ y o ur pedi gr ee chart plac ed on file i n t he Vi rginia Roo m of No te§ Roanoke Public Library. To assis t you in doing this, ha v e has incl u ded a blank chart for your u s e . Per h ap s you o a1 is s ent o n e in a lr eady, but it may n e ed u p- dat ing . our ~ork t o have a p edig r ee char t for every member, so p lease with us on t his and send your char t t oday . r regular It was deci ded at the June meeting to cancel o u during August mee ting since so many members a r e our of town d rses the summer mo n ths. Wi th this i n mind your edito r en tio n th e sentiments in the d rawing below. ' Have a happy vaca ' but keep those articl es a-co mi n g ! ° Mary c. Maier Edi t o r 72 �8~.Nome =~:77r:~~-~ of Great Grandfather : Suggested Pedigree Chart 4· -~~~-===-==--1 Name of Father's Fathe r: Born : ... Where: Marri ed : D:ed: .. Born : ·· · ·•·· · · · ·· · · ··· ·· ·· ·· ···· · · ··· ·· ···· ···· ·Cf '-==--~-====-==~-~= Where: ...... ........ ... ... ... .......... ........ ... Name of Great Grandmother : Born : ... .... ... .. .. ... ...... . Married : .. .. ..... ..... ....... ..... .. .......... .... Where: ............. .. ... ···· ·· ···· ··· · ·· · 2· ----------~~---, Your Father's Nome : ... ... .... .... .... .. ....... ...... . ········ ··· Died: Died: Born: 10·:..----~z===-==-~~--== Wh ere: Married: Died: 1. ... ..5.......,,__~------.... . . Name of Fathe r ' s Mother : .... ~------~- Your Name: Born: Nome of Great Grandfather : Born: . ........ ...... . .. ..... . ... .. ........ . Where: ..... ... ... .. .. .. . Married: . ..... ...... . Died : ...... ............. .. . ... . ·· · ·· · ·· ··· ·· · ········ · · ··· · ·· ·· · ····· · ···11'----"""'"""~"'=""~~"'7"-~~ Where: Name o f Great G rand mo th er: Born : . .... .......... .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .... ... Where : ......... ..... .... ... .. ......... Die d : ... ... ... .... .. .. ..... ... ..... . . M arried: Died: 12.t---~-:=~~::;:~- Name of WifcY: Husband 6.I" Name of mother's father: Born: .. ... . . Wh ere: 3 e-..~~~~~~~====~====~ Died: ····-i3 .. . .. .... . .... ..... . Wh ere: Die d: N am e of Great Gra ndfat her : Sorn : . .... .... ... .. ...... . W here: Married: ..... ..... .. . Died : ......... .... .. .. Name of Great Gra ndmo ther: Born: .. ..... .... .... .. ... ....... ........ ...... . W here : ...... .. ......... .... .. ..... Died: . .... .............. . Your M other's Name: Born: t .... .. .. .. ............ ......... . ,. 14.fl== ... ........................ ...... ............. . "'3c-...,.....cso---=-.-----=t Name of M oth e r's Mother Born: Where: Di ed: .... .. .... . = rr= ··no·= == = = N ame of Great G randfather : Born: ................ . Whe re: .. ... ... .. ......... Marrie d : . .... ... ... . . Died : .. ......... . ...... 15. "'--=~-~~~~~=~ Name of great grandmother: Bo rn: ....... ... ........ .... . W here: .... .. .. .... . Died: .. ..... ..... . . .. . ; �s Virginia .CAppalachian No tes Yo u can up-date your Sur name I ndex entries by filling out the follow i ng fo r m. u URN.AMES bei ... . . ----- -.&·-hed AREAS b ~ - - ...... 1::11 - -=-:a· _h. . . e~ I ' BOTETOURT COUNTY Its Men , 1770-1777 1785 Enum e ra tion Its Men , 1780-1786 , 1820 Census, Alph a betized 1 b 70 c ~ :i s u 6 9 " i tt· r r. a •: x $,500 •soo •500 s500 · _!. . . . . ! 1'J. o o CharlM T. Bu rton , Genl!K!\ogist ft t . 2 , Box 191 T r outvil!~ , VG. 2417 �TEAR-OFF PAGE For your conv en i ence in submitting queri es , appli cations fo r membership, or gift memberships, we a re inc l uding this t ear- o f f -page. 'Plea se u s e the query "Portion yourse1f . and giv e th e membership application to any int~l'e'S e 'P r " you do n o t pla n t o use it. QUERIES Members ma y submit queries a t no charge, non-members at 5¢ per word . 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Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes is a quarterly publication by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society was organized in July 1975 by Mrs. Claude S. Fowler and Mrs. William R. Hagan for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information on family histories, primarily in Southwestern Virginia. Virginia Appalachian Notes contains a wide variety of information on the people of Southwestern Virginia, including genealogies, records, and historical accounts of geographical areas. The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society dissolved in 2014. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977-2014 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes, Volume 1, Number 3 Description An account of the resource Virginia Appalachian Notes was published quarterly by the Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource July 1977 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv1n3 Subject The topic of the resource Pine Creek Church Cemetery Survey; "The Peopling of Virginia"; Ancestors of Francis Augustus Howell; Russell County, VA Law Order Book #1, 1786-1791; Grayson County, VA Order Book, 1811-1832 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4446/VANv1n2.pdf dc452e9311c3a215351ca559ddf58306 PDF Text Text A P P A L AC H I AN N 0 T E S April, 1977 Published quarterly by SOUTI-I1t/ESTERN VIRGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW Roanoke, Virginia 24012 --------------------------STAFF Nary c. Maier EDITOR - - - - - - Gerri Glosh ASSOCIATE EDITOR - - - - - ASSISTANT EDITORS: ART - - - - - - - - - FEATURES - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ - _ _ INDEXER - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - QUERIES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mary Maier SURN.M:Es - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lucile Stover BOOK REVIEWS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CIRCULATION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ - - -----------------------CONTENTS (Vol. 1, No. 2) MESSAGE FROM THE PRESID3NT •••.••.... . . ~ •.•...••••••••.•.••.• 28 Babe Fowler PROGR.A}i COMMITTEE RP:PORT ••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••.•••.••• 28 Gerri Glosh THE PEOPLING OF VIRGINIA ••••.•..••...•••••••.••••••.•••••• •• 29 Irma Adams BEGINNERS NOTES • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • 31 Gerri Glosh GENEALOGICAL DEFINITIONS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 32 Mary Maier GRAYSON COUNTY ABSTRACT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • 33 Babe Fowler VIRGINIA ROOM NOTES AND ADDITIONS •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• 37 Carol Tuckwiller EXCHANGE BULLETIN NOTES •••••••••••••••••••••••••.• •••••••••• 42 Mary Maier ANC:E:STORS OF ELVA IRENE WADE HOWELL ••••••••••••• •••••••••••• 43 Elva Howell THE SPREAD OF G~NEALOGY •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• 45 Gerri Glosh and Claudia Geiger GUIDELINES FOR APPALACHIAN NOTES •••••.•••••••••••••• •••••••• 46 The Editor MEMBERSHIP l NFORMATION • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 47 Gerri Glosh and Lucile Stover QUERIES ••• • ••.• ··•·••••••••• o . o • • 48 Mary Maier LAST WORD • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• 49 0 • • •••••••••••••••• •••••••• ct • • • 0 The Editor 27 0 0 G 0 0 0 0 0 �MESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT In 1975 I said, "Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a genealogical society, a quarterly for the society, and headquarters or our own building. The society is in its second year and growing. There is no way that I can express my feelings on seing the first issue of Appalachian Notes. My thanks to all of you for making the first two parts come true. Now for the third part--! was just told to shut up. Meekly, your president, Babe Fowler ----------- - - -- - - -- - - PROGRAM COMMITTEE REPORT Bringing up to date the four programs for the Southwe stern Virginia Genealogical Society during the year: Professor Richard M. Swartz of the Sociology/Anthropology Department at Roanoke College opened the 1976 fall season with an evaluation of the relationship of sociology and anthropology with genealogy. The genealogist must be aware of events that were taking place at the time of migration, not only in neighboring states but also in places far from home. Mr. Dan Smiley of Malcolm Blue Print & Supply Corporation exhibited geological survey-topographic maps, showing such featur es as roads, railroads, cities, and towns; location of school, church, and cemetery, also the little creek near which Great Grandpa and Great Grandma made their home. Patsy Testerman, Chief Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court of Roanoke, talk ed on some of the duties and responsibilities of her office: recording deeds, wills, issuing marriage licenses, certifying copies of court orders, which would be very helpful to the genealogist to further his search for his kin • .Jim Avery, one of our members, who has made a detailed study of migration through New york, Ohio, and Pennsylvania into the Shenandoah Valley, exhibited maps showing the family's journey into Virginia. Gerri Glosh Program Chairman 28 �Bean, R. Bennett. The Peopling of Virginia Abstracted by Irma Adams 1815 Rivermont #fJ Lynchburg, Va. 24503 The first eight counties were called shires. Today, their names are: James City, Henrico, Charles City, Norfolk, Elizabeth City, Isle of Wighti Warwick, and accornac in the Tidewater section of Virginia. They lie around the southern part of Chesapeake Bay and along the banks of the James River. These were organized in 1634. The next counties to be organized were: Morthampton, Middlesex, King and Queen, Princess Ann, Essex, Richmond, King William, Prince George, King George, Hanover, Spottsylvania, Goochland, and Caroline. Their organization was completed by 1728 • • • almost 100 years after the original shires. These counties were nearly all above the James, along the York, Rappahannock, and Potomac Rivers. The last counties to be founded in this section were Frederick, Loudon, and Fauquier. They were organized by 1759. -#63. Rockbridge County. Organized 1778, formed from Botetourt and Augusta. Nearly all these settlers came from Ulster in Ireland and Strathclyde in Scotland. In the year 1718 , 300,000 people came from here to America. These people were fierce sticklers for personal liberty. The Valley of Virginia can be said to extend from Winchester in the North to Bristol in the South. John Peter Stalling , a German, and John Lewis , a refugee from Ireland, settled the Valley first. Lewis brought over several hundred men from Ulster and in 1832 he arrived in Rockbridge. Lewis had already built on what is now Lewis Creek. Lewis had over 100 families and included the ancesters of: Archibald Alexander, James McDowell, Andrfw Lewis , and Stonewal l Jackson . They were all from Ulster and Strathclyde which a t that time included all of southwestern Scotland. In 1745 ther e were 4ooo people living in that section. Benjamin Borden agent of Lord Fairfax , was grant ed 100 , 000 acres if he settled loo families in ten years • • • cost wa s fifty pounds per 1000 acres • • • he had Borden Mano r a t Sprout Run in Frederick County and 100 , 000 at the headwater s of t he James River, where he located 92 families in two year s • • • • He died in 1742 . He brought over James Patten, his son- in-law, who settled on the Catawba; Ephriam McDowell , h i s son John, Hugh Telford, Paul Whittey, Archiba ld Alexander, Andrew Mo ore, Sampson Archer, and Captain John Ma thews . I n 1732 John McDowell, cousin of John Lewis, settled on the Borden Tr ac t. Borden settl ed on him 1000 a cres for survey wo rk. The Borden tract wa s on the James or South Riv er • • • • McDowel1 °s wa s on Timber Ri d ge • • • • Chief executo r of Bo r d en's e state was Archibald Al ex and er •• • • Mi ni ster s who acquired l and of Borden°s estate were Al exander McDowell, Al exande r Crai ghead, and William Deano 29 �R. Bennett Bean . The Peopling of Virginia . (Continued) The Dutch name s are r egistered in The Hi story of Rockbridge County: Sly, Hull (Hohl), and Van Sandt. After Ohio and Kentucky lands were open , Virginia lost many to the new lands. Morton menti ons: McDowells, Dunlaps, I.ogans, and McKees. Libert y Hall founded by Graham in 1776 lists trustees: John Bowyer , William Alexander , Arthur Campbell, Alexander Campbell, William Chri stian, John Hayes , Sam Lyle, James McCr ekle, Sam McDowell, William McKee, William Graham, George Moffett , John Montgomery , Andr ew Moore, Archibald Stuart, John Tri~bell, Joseph Walke r ; Calbe Wallace, John and William Wilson. #64: Rockingham County. Organized i n 1778 from Augusta County. Firs t settle r was Adam Miller , a Ger man who staked his claim in 1727 on the South Fork of the Shenandoah River near the Page County l i ne . He settled fifty-one persons . The next settler wa s Jacob Stov er from Switzerland. Justices were: Jost Heidt , Morgan, Ben jamin Borden , George Hebson, and John Smith . A tract of land of 60 , 000 acres was secured by John Taylor Thomas Le e, and William Beverly which extended to Stover 1s tract in Augu sta . Most of the people who took up land were Germans, Scots from Pennsylvania and Maryland and Eastern Virginia. Mont gomery County. Fo r med in 1777 f r om Botetourt County. Preston, Montgomery, Trigg , McCabock, McCorkel, Robertson, Crockett , McCavock , John Adams , Howe , Ward, Taylor , Cloyd, Devereu z , Buchanan , Thompson , Drake, Ne aly, Fowler, McDonald, Doak, Sayer, Wickham , Barney, Wilson, Carmikle, Hillman, Barnett, Curren , Graham, Dyerly , Terry, Haven, Smith, Ditty, Wa lker, Henderson, Turn er, Vanover , Robinson, Vancie, Griffy, King , Gardner , Cole, Wi l l s, Burk, Barnett, Crow, Goodmani Hoge, Presong , Rayburn, Boore, Simmons, Johnston, Childress, C ay, Lest er, Hilton, Neal. Bedford CountY . Formed in 1 751+ from Lunnenberg and Albemarle. Brandon , Tredway, Dashiel , Cobbs , Hale, Daughen, Barburg, Cofer, Kinsol ving , Wilmer , Sale, Caldwell , Wharton, Crawford, Freeman, Page, St ewa rt , Black, Walk er, Martin, Nowlin, Garland, Goode, Bi shop, Otey , Rice, Burke , Farly , Cobbs, J e ter, Hatcher. Augusta County. Formed in 1745, par ent Orange County. Thomas Lewi si Andrew Lewi s , John And ers on , James Bell, John t Bro'Wll, J ohn ~uchanan, Robert Campbell , John Christian, Rober Craven, Adam Dlickenson, Ro b ert Cunni ngham John Finley James Kerr, John Lewi s , Thomas Lewis , J ame s Pa t t on Andrew Pi ckens, John Pickens, Rober t Poague, Geor ge Robinson' Peter Sholl, Hugh Thompson, Richa rd Woods • • • • Prac t ica lly sbots . (TO BE CONTINUED IN NEXT I SdUE ) 30 J �BEGINNERS ' NOT ES Contributed by Geri Glosh 301 Houston Ave. N. E. Roanoke, Va. 24012 Following is a list of books and leaflets that may be helpful in your search for information. lo Federal Population Census catalog - Request a copy from Census Division, National Archives, Washington , D. C. 204o8 . FREE . Order GSA #6784. This catalog will give you the number of the microfilm roll you need to order for the correct county for researching your family .* 2 . Genealogical Research, A Guide to Source materials in the Archives and History Bureau of the New Jersey State Library , 185 West State St., Trenton, N. J . 08624. This is a helpful booklet. * 3. Maps - A map showing f i rst governmental land surveys of Ohio , originally printed b y the geological survey division of the Dept . of Natural Reso urces in 1922 . Show all of the land survey districts of Ohio giving townshi p and r a nge numbers , county and civil township names and principal cit i es . Pri ce was $5. 00 from Geological Survey Division, Fountain Square , Building B, Columbus , Ohio 43225* ~. The following books may be seen at my home by appo intment . The Western Reserve - The Story of New Connecticut of Ohi o by Harlan Hatcher . History of Olde Northfield Town ship by Bessie Goosman. Life in Bedford 1813 t o 1970 by Ned Hubb ell . Immi grants to New England 1700- 1775 compiled by Ethel Stanwood Botton. Undiscovered Ohio by The Western Re s erve Ma gaz ine . Roster of Ohio Soldier s in the Wa r of 1812 Adjutant General of Ohio , 191 6 publ i sh ed by the - - - - - - - - - - - - DID YOU KNOW? Yank e e Magazjne carrie s gen ealo gical classif i ed adver tis ements. The 1977 Na t iona l I nstitute on Genea l og ic a l Research will be held in Wa shington Do C o J uly 11 -29 . ' 31 �GENEALOGICAL DEFINITIONS* a mateur genealogist - one who cultivates the science or study of genealogy as an avocation for personal pleasure or gratification, without thought of monetary reward; not a professionalo The matter of skill or ability has no weight, necessarily, in determining amateur or professional standing. a n cestor - one from whom a person is descended; any person of lineal or collateral relationship from whom property has been derived by descent . (An "X" is used in f r ont of a name of a child on some family group sheets to designate one ' s ancestor). cadastral survey , map, or plan - a survey, map or plan for making a cada stre. Usually made on a large scale, about a square inch to the acre . cada stre (er) - a n official register of real estate, used in apportio n ing taxes. cognate - related by birth; of the same parentage, d es c ent, etc.; r elated on the mother's side. genealog y - a n account or history of the descent of a p e r son , fam i ly, or group from an ancestor or ancestors; the study o f famil y pedigrees and the methods of investigat i o n of them, regarded as a science or an art. Abbr. - g eneal . generation - a s ing l e step or stage in the succession of natural d es cent; a rank o r remove in genealogy; the average lif et ime of man, or the ordinary period of time at which on e r ank follows another, usually taken to be about 33 years. transcribe - to mak e a copy of in writing. 1 *All def1n1 tions are f r om t h e "Genealogical DictionarY" found in ~he How Book For Gen e alogists edited by Georg~ B. Everton 7 SR., publ ished by The Ever ton Publishers, nc •· P. O. Box 368, Logan, Utah 84321 . 32 �GRAYSON COUNTY, VA, uH.DF..R BOOK 17 93-1794 (Partial abstract from the above) p 4. David Vaus -- deputy sheriff. Shadrack Green p 5. Minitree ~ones be conunended as Major of the 2nd Bat~. (militia) p 7. John Collins Sen'r - exempt from paying taxes. p 8. Ordered that Henry Byrd & Robert Bevins be fined in the sum of $3 and 33¢ for an affray raised on the court yard. p 9. Ordered that Stophel Goest be appointed surveyor of the road from the Furnace road to Delphs Mill Cr. Timothy Roark & John Stone from thence to the top of the mountain & that they with the usual hands do keep the same in repair.according tQ law. Next court held July, 1793. p 12. ---that a waggon road be made from Jeremiah Stone to the Hails meeting house from thence by the Widdow Roarck Gabbin from thence to Richard Wrights Sen'r to Rich 1 d Wrights Jun'r -----p 130 John McCoy p 14. Isaac Gr een. Aug 1793; p 16. Thos Pincen, Lazarus Denny --- grand jury ' p 17. Minitree Jones ----major in militia p 18. James Blevins for adultry with Jane Ho~~ll -------John Bedsol for adultry with Mary Blevins (dau of Chestnut Brown) Abner Jones --- capt 78 Reg's Militia. 23 Aug, 179J;p 21. Daniel Jones, deft ----7 Sept, 1793. p 25. Road --- from George Jones ford by the way of the new courthouse to Fishers Gap and 15 Oct 1793. p 26. James Lawson 17 Dec: 1793. p 30. Abraham Noblitt Insigne 1st Battalion, Capt Pickre 11 Co. 25 Mar, 1794. p 32 . Aaron Collins 26 Mar, 1794. p 36. --------Thomas Jones p 37. J esse Jones minister of the Baptist Church (licensed) p 38 . Abner Jones commissioner of Peace - also Const 'l in Howell's Co . 23 Apr, 1794. p 42. Adam Porter Ens'e 1st Batt, 78 Reg Militia 11 11 John Pool " 2nd " " p 43. --ordered that Patrick McBride, John Blevens , Thos Pincen, and David Cox or any 3 of them view --- waggon road --- from the Furnace to the mouth of Peach Bottom Cr from there to the Caroline line by the way of Fishe rs Gap -----27 May 1794 ; p 45. James Jerrell ---- grand jury 24 Jun~ 1794; p 50. Flower Swift, Thos Paxton , Rich'd Linsday and Ge~rge Jones Sr ---to view --- waggon road from the top of the hill on this side 0f the rive r to Geor ge Martins by the way of of the courthouse 26 Aug, 1794; p 56. Abraham Noblett --- Lt . 27 Aug, 1794; p 58 . Abner Jones --- jury ORDER BOOK 1806 - 1811 20 Aug , 1806: -----deed to Abner Hunt & wife; -----deed from Daniel Jones and Miriam; -----de ed to Danie l Jones was proven by Hiram Wills & Stephen Jones, witnesses; -----deed to Minitree Jones; jur y ---Stephen Jones; ---- German Ballard vs J ohn Jones & Wm Ballard - in debt - Hiram Wills enters special bail for the Deft Jones; -----lewis Brewer Vs---- - ; -----.John Belt vs Isaiah Jons ? I sons - in de bt; -----on information of Stephen Jones; - - - --= 33 �Grayson Co, Va, Order Book, can't 20 Aug , 1806: ----on information of John Jones, farmer; ------Joseph Quesenberry for good behavior - toward James Deskins -- • Wed, 27 Aug?, 1806: Flower Swift vs Minitree Jones. Isiah Jones to show cause. Commonwealth vs Moses Rowark. George Jone s view the road --- Blairs old coaling ground to the Brush Creek road near George Jones ' s • Sept 28, 1806. ----deed from Evan Jones to l!.dward Dillard. Jury -I.Bwes Brewer, David Noblitt, Thos Noblett, Abner Hunt---- • Sept 29, 1806: ---deed from John Cox to John Jones. Oct , 1806: -- John Jones Jr & Stephen Frost Oct JO, 1806: -- Isaac Nobblitt --. Carnpbells Ex's vs David Nobblitt from 1 Sept, 1796. Jury -- David Nobblitt, Abraham Nobblitt. John Jones a witness -- vs Hennenger -- 2 days $1.00 • -- Stephen Jones a witness - vs Allen 3 days $1.50. Thankful Jones a witness - vs Allen - 3 days $1.50. - Thomas Quisenberry - a witness - vs Phillips - 1 day $.So. 25 Nov, 1806. John Pool surveyor--. 23 Dec, 1806. -- Stephen Jones vs ----27 Jan, 1807. -- a deed from E Dickins? to Thomas Quisenberry proven by Moses Quisenberry & Jas Smith, wits. Wed, 28 Jan, 1807: pd by COWlty -- Isaac Nobblitt Srectin ?Jrdon•? $ 2.00; $14.oo --- Daniel Jones Jr killing 7 young wolves A deed from Saml Smith 24 Feb, 1807: Deed from Daniel Jones to ----. Dickey & wife to James to Stephen Jones. A deed from Matthew Isom. 21/24 Mar, 1807: Jury David Nobblitt. John Jones, a garnishee owes de ft ----. Present, John Jones sen 1 r for coming before us intoxicated with Sperilivous liquers on the 24th Mar, 1807. Also on the same day for profane swairing an oath. 25 Mar, 1807. A deed from Nathan Ward to Daniel Jones, Jr. Stephen J ones vs Tedrick Yoost . Commonwealth vs Isiah Jones. A deed from Abner Jones to John Parsons. A deed from Abrn~r Jones to Saml Fult on. John Boult vs Isiah Jones. Milly Nelson wit for pliff. Commonwealth vs Isiah Jones. Wm Ballard 26 Mar, 1807 ~ German Ballard vs John Jones & Wm Ballard. vs ---Wm Chaffin. Tues, 28 Apr, 1807: A deed from M Dickinson to Moses, Timothy, & Chas Rowark. --deed to Jas Porter. A deed from 1Mn Roberts to John Davis • Tues, 26 May, 1807: A deed from Thos Ogle to Sarnl MCluer. Jury ---David Nobblett. Wed, 27 May, 1807 : The Commonwealth vs Moses Reward on information -- a jury -- Isaac Nobblett -- fined $3.00. The Commonwealth vs I~iah Jones - con•t. Deft pleads not quilty. Stephen Jones vs -Tues, 23 June, 1807: --Sarah Talbot -- to keep the peace toward Sarah ,k Fitzpatrick & family---. Minitree Jones sec. on bond fro Fred Idle. Tues, 28 July, 1807: Robert Warden - sec. on bond. A Tues, 25 Aug, 1807: A deed from Thos Quesenberry to Rich'd Phillips. deed from Thos Quesenberry to Tobias Phillips. Tues, 22 Sept, 1807: David Nobbett vs Martin S.uthard 14 Oct, 1807 - call court: James Perter charged with passing a piece of mettle in the sum of $1 knowing the same to be cuh on the 8 instant --Tues, 27 Oct, 1807: Deed from ''1n Jones to Arch'd Mesman. Jacob Noblett overseer of road ----. �GRAYSON COUNTY COlfl/.T ORDER BOOK 1806-1811 con 1 t Wed, 28 Oct , 1807: --- order that Floi.ier Swift, John Robinson & Abne r Jones appraise the estate of george Jones. 24 Nov, 1807: --Inventory and appraisement returned to court of the personal estate of George Jones. George Jones sen'r pd for 2 young wolf heads $4.oo. Isaac Nobblitt making Indixo ~ 2.00. Common-wealth vs Moses Rowark & Peter Dilp - payment of bond . Tues, 22 Dec, 1807: Chas Davis vs Samuel Jones on attachement con't Tues, 20 Jan, 1808: Rebeckah Jones came into court & offers? George Jones as security for the maintainence of her child so as to prevent it from being chargeable to the county. The last will of Wm Pool sen'r dec 1 d proven. --orders Jacob Roberts into the hands of the sheriff - acquitted of charges. Tues . , 23 Feb , 1808: --it is order that Wm Hail, Timothy Rowark, sen'r; Stephen Brown Sr & Isaac Moore Gen'l - publick road from Glaviss Gap to top of Iron Mt near Glaviss Gap to i ntersect with a road --on the north side of Mountain in the county of Wythe. A deed from Em Jones, George Jones, Thomas Jones, & James Jones to Isaac Garretson. Chas Davis va Samuel Jones. A deed from Chas Jones to Andw Hamton. Wed 23 Mar, 1808: - Jacob Roberts - his childred Wm, Polly, & Michae l be bound --- . Jury ----John Jones. Isiash Jones vs John Bolt - Slan'r . Isiash Jones vs John Bolt for malicious proscution. John Bolt vs Isiash Jones - Slan'r. 25 April, 1808: A deed from James Jones to John Robinson. A deed from Hie tt to Stephen Jones . --Caty Quesenberry - ch to be bound out . 25 May , 1808: John Bolt vs Isaiah Jones - in debt - Jury - for the plts sum & 1¢ damages . 28 June , 1808 . - -power of attorney from John Patton & Anne, wife ; George Jones & Alice, his wife; -------to Philip Gaines. G Perkins vs Nelson Jones - attach'c - cont'd. Wed, 24 Aug, 1808: - Sarah Fitzpatrick vs Talbot family & John Bunary - slander - not quilty. 28 Sept, 1808: G Parkens vs Nelson P Jones--25 Oct 1808: A deed from Stephen Jones to Hiram Wills - --- 26 Oct' 1808: John Robinson vs James Jones - in chy : The de f endant carre into court & confessed the alle gation in the complainants bil l & that he favorable? forclosed of his equity of r edemption in the bill stated , and that the land mention with the appertanance s be sold on the pr omises for ready money to the highest bidder to satisfy the complainant $100 with interest from the first day of April 1808 and c au~e of this S'Uit the bill f or any the purchas er to have a of 12 mos payable to the de f endant Jones . --- the de fendant shall pay t he money before menti oned, be fore or at the day of sale. Oct, 1808: Timothy Reward sen 'r vs John Cr abt ree - f or the defendant. Rober t Warden-----. Fri , 28 Oct , 1808: Jury - James Jones ----Da vid Jones . John Robinson commis s i oner of renvue. 28 Jan 1809: A deed fr om James Jones t o Wm Bown/Bourn ? . 28 Mar' 1809: --Win Lon g & Danie l Jon~ s Sr overs eer of t he r oad----29 Mar: 1809: --J ames Cole & Sus anna Poer of att to --- se nt to Pa John Jones vs ------ . 0 35 �GHAYSON COUNTY' VA' courl.T ORDF.R BOOK 1806-1811 con 1 t 30 Mar, 1809: A deed from Robert Warden & Nancy to E Lundy 25 Apr 1809: A deed from David Noblett to Isaac Nobblett 26 Apr, 1809: - -Saml McCluer ..:-------lewis Brewer ------- Abner Jones chief surveyor of county. 28 june, 1809: Minitree Jones vs Nelson P Jones - con't 25 July, 1809: -- P Gains adm'r of Geor ge Jones estate--. Daniel Jones charged 7 June, 1809 - stolen property ( ~ 2.00) committed to jail. 25 July, 1809: It appears than an order was made at Grayson Co, Nov Ct, 1799 , authorizing Abner Jones to draw a warrant on the tresury for Wolf Certificates amounting to $164 that he afterwards drew on land warrants -- it appears that some of the creditors who drew accts for wolf certificates as above sold them at a discount of 2S% & insists that they ought not to be chg'd with the whole amount. But we consider thci; we are not authorized by the order of Court to make such discounts nor calculate interest but merely to inquire into the state of their accts • We have included --· and there appe ars to be a balance of $ 24 .Ol due . from Minitree Jones as commissioner upon the foregoing cal?ulati.on the balance stands not pay of the County thus from Abner Jones $16 4 and Minitree Jone s $ 24.0l we have obtained a written stater'1ent ~r~m each of the aforesaid creditors agreeable to the foregoing stat~ment whi.c as is annexed to t he report. Joshua Hands security for Philip Gains adm'r of George Jones dec'd. 22 Aug, 1809: Jury---John Jones Jr, ----. Wm Cook vs Nels on P Jones in debt. Minitree Jone s entered spe cial bail for the defendant. Office jud~ent set aside payment & issue.. b. 11 1 Indictment against Dan' l Jones for p9ttet larcenty endorsed a tru~ d • Dan 1 1 Jones - failed to appear - a capias is awar e against him. Wed. 23 Aug, 1809 : Sam 1 1 McCluer vs --- -. 26 Sept, 1809: deeds from Stephen Jones & Thankful, his wife, to ----~ David Nobblett pa~d 25 Oct, 1809. Jury ---Isaac Nobblett. $5 .OO by county. Isaac Nobblett En in Currus Co. in place of T Hayes removed. 28 Nov, 1809: Deed from Abraham Jones to--. Deed from l'Iinitree 0185 Jone s & Matthew Dickey to John Collins. Wagon road Rich •d to the Wythe line towards the Ironworks. It is ordered that Wm Hail, James Sage, Jac ob Specker & Timothy Rowark Sr -----23 Jan, 1810. ---the examination of Sam' 1 Jone~ charged with having on the first day of Oct , 1809, stolen, taken & carried away one mallock the property of John Frost -- acquitted. 27 Feb, 1810: Abner Jones appointed Hi gh Sheriff of Grayson Co. A deed from --- to Robt Warden. Power of attorney from Zachariah Stanley to Abner Jones. Wed, 2 8 1" re b , 1810 : On the motion of Abner Jones, ~Ugh Sheriff, Churchill Jones is amanded as Dept. Sheriff. Daniel 27 Mar, 1810: Jury --- John Jones, Stephen Jones Jr --- . Jon~s, wit to deed. need 24 Apr; 1810: A deed from Minitree Jones to Tithin? Fulton. from Abner Hunt to Thomas Hunt. 11May,181Q: -co5am 1 l McCluer - blacksmith - witness. . 22 May, 1810: Jury --Chas Rowark. Deed from to Chas leWJ.S • Robt Warden (in debt) ordered placed in custOdy of sheriff .b Wed, 2 3 May, 1810: ----Johnson Snow---. Sarah Fitzpatrick vs Jaco Talbot & wife; in case. She won $175 damages. ? 36 �GRAYSON COUNTY, VA, ORDER BOOK 1806-1811 can 't 26 June, 1810 : --Churchill Jones ensign in the militia. 27 June, 1810: Ordered that Minitree Jones, Chas Nuckolls & John Jones, A Grigg be appointed a committee for the safe keeping & manage~ent of the estate of Wm Jones a lunatic whereupon the entered into bond with s e curity accordingly. 24 July, 1810: Abner Jones sheriff for another year. 28 Aug , 1810: Deed from Evan Jons?Ions? to &iwd Dillard . Timothy Rowark Jr be constable in the upper district in place of J Lander. 29 Aug, 1810 : Nathan Chaffin vs------25 Sept, 1810: ---James Isom & Nancy 23 Oct, 1810: ---Sam'l Porter - drunk----. 26 Feb 1811: A deed from John Jones Jr to Isaac Branscum, wit John Jones Sr. A de ed from Isaac Branscum to John Scudars. David Jones ove rseer of road from Jones Ford on N.R. to the ford of Chestnut Cr toward the Flowers Gap in the place of Flower S.wift removed. 26 Mar, 1811: Sam 1 1 McClure - Justice of Peace. Robert Warden ye oman of this county - breach of the peac~ against Saml Johnston. Wed, 27 Mar 1811 : Power of attorney from Stephen Coleman to John Blevins 23 Apr, 1811: A deed from John Jones to Thos Hill Jr. The above information was abstracted by: Xrs. C. S. Fowler P. 0. Box 5133 Roanoke , Va. 24012 NOTES from the VIRGINIA ROOM Ms. Carol Tuckwiller , Virginia Room Librarian at the Roanoke City Library, advises that the following material s are now available. l. Virginia Revolutionary Pension Applications, Volumes 1-23 2 . Some Virginia Marriages 1700-1792, Volumes 1-20 3. Some Virg inia Marriages 1800-1822, Volumes 1-12 4. Some Virginia Marriages 1826-1820, Volumes 1-2 ;. 62 reels - Index to Virginia Civil War Veterans (Microfilm) 6. 37 �NEW ADDITI()NS TO THE VIRGDII A. R001'! ROANOKE PUBL.IC LIBRARY NAF.CH 2 2, 1977 The American writer in England; an exhibition arranged in honor o f the ses(j_ui~ centennial of the University o f Vir ginia. Charlottesville, University Press of Virginia cl969:s Baker, William Spohn -- Early sketches o f George Washin g ton. Lippincott company, 1894. ?hiladelphia, J · B • Ball, Douglas B -- Confederate interim deposi to::l receipts & funding certific~t~s issued in the Commonwealth of Virginia, 186 1-i865. c:Hampton? :s Vir g inia Nwnismatic Association c:l972:s Ba.icter, Joseph Harvey Lowell -- That which concerneth me; sonnets and other poems· Roanoke, Va., The Magic city press, 1934. J- Bax:ter, Katharine Schuyler -- A godchild of vf ashington, a picture of the pas u • London and New York, F. T. Neely c:cl897 :i Bellard, Alfred -- Gone for a soldier: the Civil 1,iar menoirs of' Private Alfred Bellard, edited by David Herbert Donald. 1st ed. Boston, Little, Brown, 1975. Boggs, Kate Doggett -- Prints and plants of old gardens. &. Massie c:cl932:s Garrett Rich1"1ond, Va·' . Bruce, Carolyn Hale -- Roanoke; A pictorial history. Donning Co ., 1976. . . . Norfolk/Virginia B ea ch ' va., Burke's presidential families of the United States of ~merica. Edited by Hugh Montgorne:r'J-Massingberd. London, Burke's Peerage, l97 5. Caldwell, Johr) -- A synthesis from Dogwood Ridge. • e·- Philadelphia., Dorrance Co·, cl975. Cate, Herma -- The Southern Appalachian Heritage. Co., cl974. Kingsport, Tenn., Ho l 5 ton Pl.lb· Coll ins, F.eba Neighbors -- Janes-Peek Family; from Grandma's Little Trunk. Okla., cl975. Col yn , Esther L Joseph Glick Family Scrapbook. Confedera.t e Ve t eran. Cool in r;, n;.) I n d ex t o volumes I-XL. Edmond, n.p., 1 967. ookshOP:i n. c:Dayton, Ohio, !''.orningsi d e B r. r :1n kl in " - - Symbol, sword, ar.d shield: de fending the Civil \-J ar. Ha.'lden, Conn., Archon Books, 1 975. i . g ton de.rin g ra shin Core' E.::i.r l Lertl.ey -- The Monongalia story: a bicentennitl histor-;:;r. McClain Print. Co., 197L~- Parsons, •·T , • Va., Cotten, Sallie Southall -- The white doe; the f ate of Vir t;ini.q :Jare; an Indi;:i.n le gendo .. Phil?..delphia, J .B . Li .)pincot.t, company, 1901. �Coulter, Norman Arthur -- Synerf;etics: a.-i adventure in hu '.!11.n development. En~lcwood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, cl976. Cox, Elza Berkie -- 1'\.rnrose Ir. Cox, Sr., descendants 1772-1972. Carolin"l., cl973. c Lexington, !forth Cutri s ht, Paul Rissell -- A. history o f t he Lewis and Clark jo1.irnals. T~niversity of Oklahoma Press cl975::i Dabney, \rirginius -- P.ichmond: the story of a city. Inc., Garden City, cl976. 1st ed. Horrr..an, New York, Doubleday & Co:i!Jany, Daughters of the American Revolution -- Senate Document 117, 94th Congress, 1st. Session, 1973-1974. Dictionary of international biography; a bio g raphical record of contemporary achievement ••• v.9, 1973, part II, L-7.. Ca;--ibridge , ~-:elrose Press I..td., 1 973. cDietz, Prieda ~-~eredith::i -- Photo graphic studies of old Vin; ini1, homes & Pichnond, Va., The Dietz press cl940::i >-~ardens. Docu ~entary history of the Pirst Federal Congress of the United St~tes of A~grica, :1arch 4, 1789-Harch J, 1791. Linda Grant De Pam;, editor. cBa.ltimore, Johns Ho9kins Fniversity Press, 1972- Dove, Vee -- Madison County homes: a collection of pre-Civil r,·!ar homes and family heritages. By author, 1975. Drewry, Carleton --.To love that ~iell. Hew York, A..'3. B"lrnes & Co., cl975. Ellett, Katherine Tyler -- Yount; John Tyler; a true story .fo:::- boy s and girls. Richmond, Dietz Print. Co. cl957:J Felldin, Jeanne P..obey -- Index to the 1 820 census of Virgini:J.. gical Pub. Co., 1976. Baltinore, Genealo- Garna~·, Grace -- Early marriages, western Frederick County, Virg,i.nia, eastern Hanpshire County, West Virgini:i. cs.l., s.n., 1 975 '.l Givens, Lula Porterfield -- Hi ghli ghts in the early history of .Mont ~omery County, Virginia c:Christi.:msburg , V3.. ::i cl975. Graham, James -- The life of C-ene rtl Daniel r~o r g1n , of the Vi r gini a line of the army of the United States , with portions of h is c o rrespondence. liew York, Derb:r & Jackson, 1859. Greenlaw, 3arry A -- Hew F.nGland fnrniture at HilliaJrisbu.rg. i,.Jilli ailsbur.;, Va., Colonial ~-Ji lliams bn rG Foundation; distributed b.r 1.' ri.iversi ty P::-es s cf Virginia, Ch?.rlottesvii.le ccl 97Li:J Guthorn, Peter J Americ;:in maps 'lnd 7-Bp :nk'! rs cf the P.evolution. Beach, tr .J ., Philip FrenP. au Press, 1966 . ~-·!on:-10•.ith Halsey, J:icob L-if.:iyett e -- Thomas Halsey of Hertfordshire, ~ ri. ::; Lmd, and .Sou th arToto n Lon~ Island, 1S9l-1679 •.• Sou+,hanf) t.on, \ew York, Yankee PP. .-ldle r - k, .,...,O. ' , C 1 °, 71 • B 00 39 �Hatcher, Orie Latham -- A. mountain school; a study ::riade by the Southern wo r.ta:t's educational alliance and Konnarock tr.::i.inin~ scho o l. Rich mond, Garr e tt & Massie, inc. ccl930::i Historical sketch of Bedford County, Virgini a. J.P. Bell co., inc., printers, 1907::1 17.:)J. cLynchburg , ~fa ., 1907. Hoskins, Williarri Hoodson -- John Ball of Lee County, Be ll County, and Harlan County· Radford, Va., Cor.unonwealth Press, cl976. Hughes, P.oscoe Durall -- Exploring Virginia's h:1 m3.n resources. University Press Of Virginia cl965::i Charlotte s ville, Illinois State Historical Library. Springfield -- Cahokia records 1778-1790, e~t:_f by Clarence Walworth Alvord. SprinGfield, Ill., Illinois State Historic LibrarJ cl907 ::i Paper~, Illinois State Historical Library. Springfield -- C~or ~e Ropers Clark lli 01s state n 1781-1784; edited by Jam.es Alton James. Sprin ~field, Ill., I Historical LibrarJ cl926::i tain i-1ichael Jacob, John Jeremiah -- A biographical sketch of the life of the late Cap Cresap. cNew York::i Arno Press cl971:, clited with Jefferson, Thomas, Pres. U.S. -- Letters of Thoma .; Jefferson, selected & e 197 ::;. an introd. by Frank Irwin. Tiltcn, '.·r .H.; Sanbornton Bridge Press, book, J erusalem Evangelical Lutheran church, Effingha.'11 Co., Ga. -- Ebenezer rec0~d Effingham containing early records of Jerusalem Evange li.cal Lutheran ch:irc~ by Ga., more ·cormnonly knor,m as Ebenezer church. Edited and publi 5 he C.A. Linn ••• Savann.:lll, Ga., 1929. 0 _, d Jewell, Aurelia M -- Loudoun County, Virginia, I'1arriage records to 1881. Virginia Book Co., 1975. Be rx-yville ' .f Lanier, John Jabez -- ir.fashington, the great American mason. ing & Masonic supply company ccl922::i _ New York, f·;acoY League of Uomen Voters of Va. -- Your Virginia State Government: Vienna, Va., League of Women Voters of Va., 1975. Bicenten publish- nia.l Edition . and Lederer, John -- The discoveries of John Lederer, with unoublished letters by by about Ledl'.lrer to Governor John \·Yinthrop, Jr ••• -. Edited with notes 1958. William P. Curmning. Charlottesville, University of Virt;inia Press' Lewis, Edna -- Taste of country cooking. New York, Knopf, 1976. Military historicai society of ~1as sachusetts B 186l, oston -- Carr.pai c;ns in V1· r·gini -a, Hili ta"t• 86 1 2, ed. by Theodore F. Dwif;ht. Boston ancl r~ew York, Pub. for the 1895- Y historical s ociety of Massachusetts by Houghton, Hi.fflin and co"Tlf)cnY' • Mohs, Mayo -- Other worlds, other gods; adventures in reliGious science fiction .. clst ed. ::1 Garden City, H.Y., Doubleday, 1971 . Moore, George Henry -- 11 llr. Lee's plan - March 29, 1777. 11 The treason of Cha.rl~~utio Lee, major general, second in cornr.tand in the \ 211 erica.n army of the rev n' Port Washington, :M Ke nnikat Press .,1970,, .Y ., 4o �1!ash , Cl a u de 1,.: -- Some !·la shes of Vir(;ini a : t '·ro hur.d r ed years of .:=m Ar.i.erican f:irrd.ly , 1774-19 74. Bristol, V3.., !fa. ~:; h, cl975 . l'Jeqgles, J anes C -- 10~3.ting your i rn_r:li gran t ~ncestorj a guide to nat11 rali::.:i t ion re co r ds. LO f'. '3.n, TJtah, Everton ?ub. Inc., cl975. Nunn, Ale x ander -- Nunns o .f the South. Loachapoka, .\la., Nunn cl97 4 " Pendergraft, Alle n -- The Cardwells of Virgi nia; Tho r.ias Cardwell of Henrico County, his descendents and allied far:ri.lies ••• Se dona, Arizona?, the a u thor, 1 973 . Roe, Alfred Seelye -- The Thirty-ninth re giment Massachusetts volunteers, 1 862-1865. Forcester, Mass., Re r;ir.tental veteran association, 1914. Ryan, Polly -- Journey in Virginia: a history of JOO years. Icy-burn, Mrs. \·.'hite M -- Women of old Abingdon. Printers" 19J7. Oakton, Va., Ryan, cl975. cPulri.ski, Va., B .D. Smith & Bros., Sanford, James K., ed. Richriond; her tri1L"1phs, tragedies & growth. :r-:etropoli tan Richmond Chamber of Corrunerce, cl975. Scott, Evalyn Parrott -- Links that bind. Texas, Sudan Beacon-News, 1 967. Richr.i.ond, Va ., v.II, the Parrott fanily history. Smith, David Jeddie -- The fisherman's whore. Sudan , Athens, Ohio University Press cl974 :1 A Southern album: recollections of sor.ie people and pl 3.ces and times gone by , edited by Irwin Glusker. 1st ed. Birmin r;ham, :Ua., Oxr1oor Hou s e , 197) . Sprague, Homer Baxter -- ••• Li ghts and s hadows in Con f e de rate prisons; a pe rsonal e xperience, 186h-5. New York and London, G.P. Pu t nam's sons, 1 91 5. Striblin~, Ro :-:,ert Mackey -- Gettysburg ca.."Tlpaign and ca..rrrp ai gns of 1 864 and 1 865 i n Virginia. Petersburg , Va., The Fr3.n klin press coi1}Jany, 1 905 . Stricltler, Harry M -- A short history of Page County, Virginia. Virginia, C.J. Carrier Co., cl974. U.S. Ha rristmburg, Continental Congress. 1775 -- The Olive branch, pe titicn o f the --L~erican Con gress to George III, 1775, and letters of the Americ an e nvoy s , .'\.ugus tSeptember 1775. New York, HeH York Public Libr ary , 1 954. Vireinia. Governor, 1 898-1902 (J • Ho ge Tyler) -- Letters an d µublic papers of Governor J. Ho f;e Tyle r, 1898 -190 2. cn .p. , 1 9- :i Virgini a . State Library, Rich rxmd. Archives Division -- Virginia L'lnd Offi ce i n ventory, conpile d by Daphne S. Jentry . Ri c l'L"Tlond, A.. r chi ves Divi s ion , Virgi nia State Libra17 cl97) : i Hashin ....... .czton, Georae , Pres . U.s. -- Le tter3 and recolle ctions o f Geor u~7 e ~·!ash in ucr tor 1 '• f.,... bein •r letters to Tobi a s Lear an d othe rs be t ween 1 790 and 1 799 showi nC'I' the fir s t American in the man age ~e nt o f his e sta t e a n d domesti c affai ; s . Ne w York , Doubleday, Page ~: company, 1 906. r,vayl a nd , Jo hn W -- The Vall ey Turnpi ke , Winc hes t er to Staunton and other r o ads Winc h e ster, Va.' Win ches ter-~d e rick Count;? Hi s torical Soci ety, 1 967 0 41 0 �Welch, Spencer Glaseow -- A eonfederate surwwn' s le t ters to h i s wife. Ga. , Continental Book Co., 1954. '.~.:iriett a, ·wells, Hobert V -- The population of the British colonies in Ame rica befo r e 1776: a survey of census data. Princeton, H.J., Prince ton rrni versi ty Pre s s c 1 97 5» White, Fannie Maria -- Journal, South Heading, t-'!ass. April 1st, 18h9 - Decel"lber 27th, 1859. cXerox copy of typed manuscript belon ging to Mrs. :Sonald '.-T. Slosh, Roanoke, Va. :J Wiley, S.T . - - Index to History of Preston County (West Virc-inia). Kine.:,rwood, W.Va., r. 1 1 8 82. Indexed by Harold F. Powell. Parsons, '.v. Va., HcClain Printine _,o ·' , C> Women ' s Auxiliary of the Roanoke Symphony Society , -- S-.rmphony seasons. Roanoke Symphony Auxiliary, cl975. • Roanoke, Va., ---------------------- EXCHANGE BULLETIN NOTES Virginia Tidewater Ge nea l ogy - V.T.G . is plannjng a listing of f Family Reunions to be held this summer and fall. If you know 0 a family reunion, please write or phone (851-4280) the edit~r (Col. Charl es A. Nicholson), 131 Wilderness Road, Hampton, a. 23669, giving name of reunion, date(s), location, and name of d d person to contact for further details. The information is nee e prior to May 1st. Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly - January, 1977 issue begins a listing of Bible Records in the Archives Division the Virginia State Library. Includes Anderson Family -1792- 887 ' Archer Family - 1798-1867, and Armistead Family - 1774-1893· °{ Virginia Genealogical Society Newsletter - April, 1977 - V.G.S will sponsor a Genealogical Bazaar Sunday, April 24, 1977' {rom 2:30-5:00 P.M. at the Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, Va. This s to celebrate the publication of the new index to Hayden's Virginia Genealogies. Journal of German-AMerican Studies - Formed by the merger of The German-American Genealogist and German-American Studie..§. last June. Car-Del Scribe - " Coffee Break" is a regular feature of this publication and is quite helpful to the beginner in genealogica 1 researcho Mrs. Charles Delmar Townsend writes a chatty column on a variety of topics. The December 1976 column was on the selection of a genealogical magazine to obtaj.n the greatest benefit. · 42 I �ANCESTORS OF Elva Irene Wade Howell (Maternal) 329 S. Main Street Rocky :Mount, Va. 24151 1. Rowland Jones Sr. - B-1608 - England BA Christ Church, Oxford 1632 Rector of Little Kimble 1661 Vicar of Wendover 1664 Vicar of Dorney, near Windsor Castle, 1667 C. 1685 - Will dated 9/1/1665 - England Buried Parish Church, Wendover, Co. Bucks, England Children: Rowland, Anne Heritage, Jane Gooch, Mary Thompson, Elizabeth, Michael 2. Rowland Jones - B. Swinbrook, Oxfordshire, England, 1644 Educated Merton College, Oxford, graduated 1663 Emigrated to Virginia - First Rector of Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Va. Served 14 years from 1674 until his death, April 23, 1688 at Williamsburg, Va. Memorial in Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Va. Will dated August 15, 1687 - Proved Dec. 13, 1688, York County, Va. - Will Book Page 186 Married 1 - Elizabeth D - 10/29/1678 Two children: Robert Jones, William Jones Ma rried 2 - Anne Lane Two children: Orlando Jones Anna Marie - M. Maj. William Barber 3. Orlando Jones B. Dec 31, 1681 - Williamsburg, Va. D. Jun 12, 1719 - Memorial in Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Va . Member of House of Burgesses from King William County, 1718 M. Martha Macon Jan 31, 1703 - daughter of Gideon Macon of New Kent Co., Va. Children: Lane Jones Frances Jones - M. John Dandridge, July 22, 1730 (Mother and father of Martha Washington) Will pr obated Nov. 16, 1719, York County , Va. - Wills and Orders Pg. 501 . Also found in Wm. & Mary Quarterly, Vol. 84, Pg 191, 192, Jun e 1719 4. Lane Jon es B. June 15, 1707 - New Kent Co., Va. M. Anne Barbour or Barber, 1727, daughter of ~ajo Wm. Barber and Anne Archer, of York, Hampton Parish Children: Martha-M. Johnson - B. May 20, 1728 Anne -M. Hur,son - B. Sept. 24, 1729 Laine or Lane B. Sept. 15, 1733 Rowland B. Apr. 19, 1738 Frances B. Jan 26, 174o William B. Nov. 7, 1746 Frcm Wm & Mary Quarterly, Vol. 5- Series 1 j_ _ �Ancestors of Elva Irene Wade Howell - Cont. 5. Rowland Jones B. April 19, 1738, Hanover County, Va. M. Ann (Nancy) Crawford, 1790, daughter of David Crawford and Elizabeth Henderson D. Ca 1816 - Campbell Co. Va. Children: Dr. Warner Jones M. Elizabeth Boyd Paul Jones M. Mary Watkins Walton Lucy Jones M. Norborne M. David Taliaferro Dr. Crawford Jones M. Elizabeth Ann Walton Elizabeth Henderson Jones M. Wm. Ratcliff, Chaplin John Jones Unmarried Wm. s. Jones Unmarried Sarah B. Jones Unmarried Rowland resided during the Revolution in James Ci· t Y County, Va. (From Family Records, Articles of Agreement, Amherst Co. Va. deed book F, M - Page 293) 6. Elizabeth Henderson Jones - B. Feb. 16, 1800 M. Dec. 18~ 1818 - William Ratcliff Chaplin, D. 1833 D. After 1~77 Children: Mary Ann Chaplin, K. Otey Elizabeth (Bessie)F. Chaplin, M. John Robin McDaniel, Lynchburg George Henry Chaplin M. Frances Jefferson Strong Paul J. Chaplin Cornelia Chaplin Charles Chaplin M. Lucy Exall Virginia R. Chaplin M. William Ratcliffe Irby, (last private owner of Brennan's Restaurant, New Orleans, La.) Will Book 1, PP 246, 247, Chatham, Va., Pittsylvania County Courthouse 7. George Henry Cha~lin B. Aug 23, 1826 - Lynchburg, Va. M. Frances Jefferson Strong of Rockingham, N. C. Feb. 4 1847 D. Jan. 9, 1B97 - Carroll Co. Virginia Children: Eliza Ruth Chaplin, M. Granville Butler Marshall, Dec. 26, 1872 Nannie Strong Chaplin, K. Samuel Turner From Chaplin Family Bible 1 now in possession of Miss Frances Jefferson Bowman ~granddaughter of Nannie c Strong Chaplin), 2475 Virginia Avenue NW Washington, D. • ' ' 8 .. Eliz~ Ruth Chaplin, B. Mar 11, 1851 h. Granville Butler Marshall, Dec. 26, 1872 D. Dec .. 10 7 1917 Wade Children: Ida Cornelia l",arshall, M. Rev. John Warren hall Hattie Octavia M. Dr. John William Mars Cabel Unmarried ~~111er George Edmond M. Annie Laurie NancY n Oscar Lee M. Mabel Dunn Irby Died in infancy Hillsville, From Family Bible and Carroll County R ecor d , 44 va. l �Ancestors of Elva Irene Wade Howell - Cont. 9. Ida Cornelia Marshall B. August 30, 1873, Carroll County, Va. M. Rev. John Warren Wade, Dec. 20, 1906 Children: Granville Warren M. Nell Mundy George Baxter M. Ruth Everhart Oscar Irvin M. Belle McNeil Simerly Elva Irene M. I-William Gray Wright 2-Francis Augustus Howell Carroll County Records, :Marriages, etc., Hillsville, Va. 10. Elva Irene Wade Howell B. July 18, 1914 M. 1-William Gray (2nd) Wright, Mar. 27, 1937 Danville, Va. D. Nov. 9, 1943 2-Francis Augustus Howell, Sept. 9, 1969 Tucson, Arizona Certified birth and marriage certificates in possession of Elva Irene Wade Howell -- - - - - -- --- ------- -- --THE SPREAD OF GENEALOGY 1. A minilecture was given on genealogy by Gerri Glosh at Roanoke Catholic Elementary School at the request of Madelyn Prince, school librarian, who has thought of and put together a program giving exposure to hobbies and other interests for the children. In lt.neage research, it is so important that we start young in gathering supplemental information on our ancestry. The real short cut will be when a member of a given family line has done the research and will let you copy it. 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Grissom, 3112 Salem Turnpike, Roanoke, Va. 24017 Mrs. James G. Hobbs,P. o. Box 752, Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Mrs. Margaret H. Jewell & Mr. Jewell, Shoreline Drive, Highland Lake Est. Union Hall, Va. 24176 Mro Larry King, iool Lincoln St., Manchester, Tenn. 37355 Mrs. Robert E. Klaus, 1508 Garrow Circle, Hampton, Va. 23663 Mrs. Judy s . Minter, 1509 Overton Drive, Pulaski, Va. 24301 Mrs. Laura Bryant Nolen, Rt. 1, Box 293, Elk Creek, Va. 24326 Mrs. Kathryn Mitcham Osborne 1 34 Sixth St. NE, Pulaski, Va. 24301 Georges. Pyle, 21109 Cedar Lake Rd., Golden, Colo. 804-ol Mrs. Delmar G. Rhodes, 801 Third St. SW, Apt 6, Roanoke, Va. 24ol6 Mrs. Jerry Stickley, 2241 Millerstown Rd., Urbana, Ohio 43078 Mrs. Lesba L. Thompson, 1745 Meredith Lane, Belleair, Clearwater F'la. 33516 Virginia State Library, Series Section, Richmond, Va. 23219 CHANGE OF ADDRESS Dl Mr. & Mrs. Russell W. Dickerson, 3727 New Spring Branch Rd., SE , Roanoke , Va. 24014 - Change to: Rt. 2, Box 657-A, Boones Mill, Va. 24o65 SURNAME INDEX C3 - North, Clover~ Metler, Rose (NY), Apgar, Corbett, Smith (Miss.) Sasser (Miss.J, Massirer (Texas) El - Rowlett Virginia and Tennessee H4 - Hobbs, tilly, Zion, France, Patterson K3 - Keith, Alley, Anders, Anderson, Bartee, Bedwell Nl - Harington P3 - William, Absalom, Ralph, and Jacob Pyle, Betty Chadds, Sabina Marshall -- ------------ ------ --Welcome to all new members! Let us know how we can help you and we ask that you help us by contributing material to Appalachian Notes. If you are in the Roanoke area, please participate in our monthly meetings on the third Saturday at the Roanok e Public Library at 1:30 PM. Mr. J. Randolph West, President of the Roanoke Valley Historical Society will be our speaker for the April meetingo He will narrate his slide presentation, "Roanoke, Then and Nowo" �QUERIES Larry King , 1001 Lincoln St., Manchester, Tenn. 37355 KEITH Family - Information on any Keiths for a Keith Fami ly Hi story, now being written. James Keith, born in Engl and abou t 1720 , settled in what is now Floyd County, Va. Had eight children. Want to include all possible ancestors a nd d escendants . 77-09 Mi ss Ma r y Maier , 2609 Hillcrest Ave. NW, Roanol{:e, Va . 24ol 2 Need information on any: AVRIL, HERROLD, hAIER (MEYER, Etc.)' VOGEL, ZELTNER, ~pecially Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, and Nebra ska , 19th century to present. 77-10 77-11 Mrs . E. Meyer Shively, Rt . 6,Box 250, Rocky Mount , Va. 2415l Any inf orma tion ship list, parish records, or any other record on Arminger WADE, emigrated from Hempstead, England t6 ~ Virg i nia prior to 1655. Burgess for York County, Va. from 1 / to 1656, died i n 1676 . Also name of his wife and children. 5 Mrs . L. L. Thompso n, 1745 Meredith Lane, Belleair, Clearwater, Fla. 33516 . Desire genealog i ca l data ' on Aaron LEWIS , militia officer, Washingt on County, Va . 1776-1783, serving from captain to colonel, held va rious c ivil offices, Washington County, surveyor, coroner, justice . Particularly desire information on his sons and any of the i r descendants who moved to KentuckY· 77-12 Ms. Irma Adams, 1815 Ri vermont #6, Lynchburg, Va• 2450 5 Need parents of Alfr ed HAWKINS, married Elizabeth LAWLESS, 9 Feb. 1839 , Bedford County, Va. She was daughter of Leland LAWLESS and Pr udence THOMAS, married 15 July 1818, Bedford Coun~l? Va. Need LAWLESS line . Prudence, daughter of Joshua THtnaAS and Bet sy ERWIN, m~rried 27 Aug. 1795, Bedford County, Va. 27- 13 CORRECTION - Item 77-0 3 (January , 1977) should read as foll 02 ~f9 77-03 Mr s . S. C. Hill, 5116 North Lakes Dr., Roanoke, Va. d Need information on John BEVERLIN, born 1774, Marylan ~ Wife Mary ? , lived i n Tyler County, w. Va. - 1850 censu • - - - ---- --- -- - - - - - - - Members may submit queries a t no cha rge non-members at 5¢ per word. Queries are limited to fifty ~ords, excluding name and address. Please follow the format of the quer i e s listed a bove, either typed or plainly printed, and with sufficient information such as dates and geographi cal l ocation s . 48 �LAST WORD By The F<litor The second issue -Of Appalachian Notes is now complete and we would like to take time to comment briefly on our efforts to date. Our staff is growing, but we need more members who will take over certain areas of responsibility for our publication. Look on page 27 of this issue for a listing of our staff members. Will you fill one of the empty slots? The cover design for future issues is the work of Marian Landress. She has promised to handle all art work, so if you have any ideas along this line, please talk with her. Luceile Stover is handling the Surname Index and Betty Low will take over as Circulation F<litor with our next issue. Our thanks to these members for assuming these responsibilities. We felt that the membership would like some information about our plans for Appalachian Notes, so we have set up guidelines to be found elsewhere in this issue. If there are any questions concerning any of the items, please contact your editor. We need feedback in order to know the wishes of the membership. Would you like a "letters to the Editor" column? Or a Suggestion Box? Let us know. Your officers and staff of the quarterly are anxious to serve you and we need to hear from you. Please write or call. Mary C. Maier (703/362-2245) 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW Roanoke, Virginia 24012 - - - - - - -- ------ - - ----- --- - ADDENDUM - April 16, 1976 As the members attending our April meeting know , we held up publication of this issue to enable members to select a permanent name for our quarterly. It is now official , our new title is VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES . The membership felt that the new name is more descriptive of the area covered by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society, as well as being more readily identifiable. This issue will go out under our original name the July issue will be under our new name, VIRGINIA APPALACHIAN NOTES . We hope you like the change. Mary �CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS:Ell.ENTS SHUMATE REUNION woodland Park, Rich Creek, Va. June 2 5, 1977 Gontact: William S. Coburn, 304 wi1li;:im St • • N;:iT'rows. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource April 1977 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv1n2 Subject The topic of the resource "The Peopling of Virginia"; Grayson County, VA Order Book, 1793-1794; Ancestors of Elva Irene Wade Howell Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/50/4445/VANv1n1.pdf 64e020dc0f8cbe16aa5977086692e5b5 PDF Text Text A P P A L A C H I A N N 0 T E S January, 1977 Published quarterly by Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society .. _, _ __ -Vo · - - tt-- ~ r--- - .. - - - - - - - -- - -- -- -- -- The Southwes t ern Vi r gi ni a G nea l o g i c al Soci e ty wa ~ or gan i zed in J ul y, 197 5, by Mr 8. Claud e S. F o wle r a nd ~ r s . William R. Ha ga n f or th e pu rpo se of e x changing ideas a nd i n f ormation on family hi s torie s, pr i ma ri l y in sout h wes t e r n Virginia but including other areas as well . The Soci e ty i s open t o a n yone i n t eres t ed i n preserving and s haring genealogical inforr:iation and in stimulat j_ ng interest in the study of genealogy. As a part of our services we will attempt to do research in the Virpinia Room of the Roanoke Public Library , but, at this time, we are unable to search county records . We maintain a card catalog index of surna~es and a file of pedigree charts at the Virgjnia Room and we hope to begin soon a project of abstracting some local records which have not been published. Regular meetings of the Society are held the third Saturday of each month at the Roanoke Public Li brary , Roanoke, Virginia. Individual memtership dues are $ 5.00 annually, family membersbips are $7 . 50 annually . Membership applications and dues should be sent to Mrs . Gerri Glosh, 301 Houston Avenue, NE, Roanoke, Virg i nia 24 012 . OFFIC ERS OF THE SOCIETY President- - - - - - - - - - - Nrs. Cl a ude S. Fowler Vice President - - - Mr. Robert H . Stead ham Secretary- - - - - - - - Mrs. He r b ert G. Sto v e r, Jr . Treasure r- - - - - - - - Mrs. Don~ld W. Glo sh - 1 - �- 2 - MESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society is a young society which is struggling to get on its feet and needs all the help that it can get. We have many dreams - a beautiful genealogical 11 bra.ry - one day! Our main aim is to help each other in our research and try to help others if we can. One thought--wouldn' t it be wonderful if each county had its own genealogical society and we could all get together once a year? In order to become a successful organization, we need the help of many members in our day-to-day operation, development, and growth. Let your o:f:ficers know how you can help. We need members to serve in the following areas: Corresponding Secretary Historian/Librarian Typists Associate &litors Membership Committee Telephone Comrr·i ttee Project Committee (for Appalachian Notes) There are other areas which need some personal direction from our members, so if you have any particular interests let us know--we will be glad to make use of your talents. We want to welcome all new members and invite all who are interested to join us. Our hope is that we may help in some way in your research. Babe Fowler, President (Mrs. Claude Fowler) ------ -- - We will be happy to furnish other societies with a oopy of Appalachian Notes in exchange for a copy of' their publication. Send your request and a copy of' your publica tion to the editor, Miss Mary Maier, 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW , Roa noke, Virginia 24012. �- J II PHLUGER PHLEGAR by Luceile Phlega r Stover Genealogy started, of course, with Adam and Eve and we all are aware from the time of our childhood that we have our parents and grandparents. However, as we get into young adulthood our lives are so busy that we have very little time to delve into the "whence came I" until either middle-age or older. This should not be so. We need to start this project when young while the middle and elder generations are still around to answer any questions and to fill in the gaps. It is a most fascinating ~:. accomplishment. Our family name has evolved over the years from "Phli'.lger" of German descent to the present "Phlegar" (for the most part) a Our ancestors who came to this English speaking country had a difficult :t)_me spelling the name as English soundso The German "U" is pronounced "E" in ,English. Thus, we have many different spellings: Phl~ger, Pflieger, Pflueger, Fliger, Flagar, Flieger, Pfliegar , Phliger, and, no doubt, many other variations. ii The ~hlugers were not one of the first families to come to this country , but the early 1730 1 s is not late either . Our progenito rs, Hans .Jerg Phli!ger, }iis son Hans .Jerg, and his son Hans Jerg (John Georg e) Frederic lived in the Palatinate (puh-LAT -uh~ na yt) section of Germany, a rich farmland near the Black For est and Switzerland on the mighty Rhine Rivero Life was good and they were comfortably situated~ but the political and religious climate was becoming c ri tical. Million s of the inhabitants of this vast farm region were having their farrr.s burned, their orchards uprooted and leveled , and they were being driven as paupers from thei r homes and livelihoods . The grandson d ecided to follow othe r ~ of his countrymen to America while he could still salvag e seeds, implements, clothing , and their lives . He , his wife, and their children made their way to Rotterdam and sailed on the ship "Samuel" to Cowes, England. From the re they set sail on the l ong journey across the Atlantico One small daughter died of disease on the high seaso There were thi~ty-eight families on the "Samuel" ( l e ss than 15'0 peo ple) and many of them were ill. They had to bring the food and �- it other supplies with them that they expecte d to ne ed on board ship. They landed at the port of Philadel p hia in August, 1731. George Frederic Phluger, as wel l as the other family heads, had to sign a declaration of his peaceful intentions and allegiance to this new land llrefore he was allowed to set foot on it's soil. Immediately he obtained land in what is now York County, Pennsylvania and began to build his holdings again. More children were born here. Among them was another George Fredrick Phlieger (note spelling) in 1735'. This george Fredrick grew up and married Anna Maris. Margaret (Trout) and served in the Revolution when in his forties. He is listed in the Pennsylvania Archives as a private in Captain Long's Company from York County as being between 18 and 53 years of age and fit for duty• In all, he and his wife had eight children. Three of his sons, Abraham, John George Frederick, and Michael, left York County as young family men to settle in Frederick County, Virginia in the 1790' s • Some of their land was bought from Jost Hite. Between 1802 and 1804 these same three gradually sold their property in the Middletown area and bought ad joining farms in Montgomery County (later Floyd) • They bought some of their land from Col. Andrew Lewis. John George Frederick and Abraham had married sisters, Maria Magdolina and Margaret Gutekunst re spec ti vely (another German family), and Michael married Eva Catherine ? • Fach had their families well on the way by this time. They got settled on their new, fine farms wher.e there was plenty of room for grain fields, orchards and vegetables. The Germans who came to Pennsylvania h~d the reputation of knowing good land when they saw it (they chose the best) and of taking better care of their livestock than other nationalities. They had the warmest cleanest homes' and they were by far the best cooks. ' They gave the land for the Floyd County Court House when Floyd was formed from Montg .' Jmery County in 1814. They retained their lands until early in the twentieth century. They were pious people. They were charter members, deacons, and elders of the Zion Lutheri:tn Church, their :forbearers having embraced this religion centuries before to follow the teachings of Martin Luther in the old country. Even today, many of th.e great-great-great-great grandchildren �5 are musically talented and are church soloists, organists, elders~ and deacons in their locales. They are still a very religious family with preachers and missionaries among their numbers. Several of the grandchildren served in the Civil War . Some were wounded, some taken prisoners, and one died in campo All had good educations and some were educators : Dr. Mary Phlegar Smith, Hollins College; Frederick Lee Phlegar, Radford College; and Archie Gutherie Phlegar , VPI. Some were lawyers: Henry Phlegar; Archer Phlegar and his son, the most notable Judge Archer B . Phlegar of Christiansburg. Judge Phlegar was also in the State Senate and a lawyer fdr the Norfolk and Western Railway. Some were doctors, such as Dr. D. s. Phlegar, Blacksburg, Virginia. The Phlegars of Floyd, Montgomery, Giles, and Roanoke Counties may claim an auspicious and noble contribution to the early settlement of our country. -------SEARCHING SUGGESTIONS Use a tape recorder to take down records. This takes less time than writing and you are able to record more data. Be sure to spell out all names. Let the tape roll a few feet before recording . (BWF) A card file is helpful. Make cards on all members of the families you are researching and keep in alphabetical order. Female members should be listed under their maiden as well as tLeir married names . (GG) -------- NOTE: Please send your sug gestjons to aid searching so they may be published and help others with their research .. �- 6 JOHN IIDFF, SR. by Helen Moulse John Huff, a soldier in the Revolutionary War, was born about 1763 near "Huff's Church" in Pi ttsylvania County, Virginia, probably in that portion which oocame Frarldin County in 1786. He spent most of his life in the vicinity of Turner 1 s Creek and P:1gg River in Franklin County at the foot of the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The names of his parents have not been determined. According to tradition, John Huff's parents came to the New World about 1749 from the Palatinate section of Germany. They embarked from the Port of Rott erdarn in Holland and landed in Philadelphia harbor. On arrival in the United States, they settled in Berks County, Pennsylvania. They later came to Virginia with other Pennsylvania German families, the Heckmans, Gearhearts, Sniders, Snuffers, and others. When John Huff was about 18 years old, he enlisted at Henry County, Virginia Courthouse . in Captain Thomas Henderson's Company and served six months as a pr:1vate. His only major mili~ary engagement appears to bave been at the siege of Ninty-S-ix, a British fort in Western South Carolina. On his way home he enlisted and served for one and a half months in Captain John Renfro 1 8 Company in pursuit Of Tories. He then volunteered again in Henry com;ty' serving another month and a half in Captain Renfro s Company. His service totaled nine months, and on July l , 1833, he was allowed a federal pension on the basis of this .Service. John Huff was married three times. His first w:1fe was Mary Gearhart, a daughter of' Peter and Margaret Gearhart, who lived ~n the same neighborhood as Hu:ff in Frandin County, Virginia. This marriage took place _:ruly 14, 1786. John and Mary had the following s:1x children: Susanna, b orn about 1787, married Jacob Snider on March 1, 1803 . Peter, born a bout 1790, married Mary Gallimore on March 18, 1821. �- 7 Hannah, born about 1794, married John Snuffer on July 1, 1816. Hannah died between mid-1850 and early 1851. Jacob, born July 24, 1795 , married Eleno r So Milli.ken of Montgomery County, Vi rginia on July 11, 1822. His second wife was Elizabeth Cannaday, whom he married on February 1, 1847. Isaac (Jacob's twin), born July 24, 1795, married Elizabeth Winfry on November 9, 18210 Isaac died August 26, 1872. John Jr., born January He died March 9, 1891. 5, 1801, married Orina M. Livesay. John Huff Sr. 's first wife, Mary, died prior to 1830 and on March 16, 1830, he married Mary Wade (Waide), who died within a year. There were no children by this marriage. On February 9, 1837, when he was about 74 years old, John Huff Sr. took as his third wife , Elizabeth Guilliams, a Floyd County woman in her late 20 1 sa John and Elizabeth were the parents of two sons; James Henry Huff, born May 17, 1838. Ferdinand Huff, born December 17, 1839 ., Three years after his third marriage, John Huff Sr. died on May 10, 1840, intestate, and his t win sons , Jacob and Isaac, were appointed administrators of his estate. John Huff Sr. is buried in the Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery located near Rocky Mount, Franklin County, Virginia. QUERY: Who were the parents of John Huff Sr . born in Pittsylvania Count~, Virginia, 1763, died in Franklin County Virginia, May 10, 1840?, married Jviary Gearheart of Fra~lin County, Virginia, July 14, 1 7 86 . Any information will be appreciat ed. Please cont act Helen Huff Moulse, 924 Watts Stree t, Salem , Virginia, 241?30 - - - - - - - �- 8 THE MOORE SURNA~ E IN RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA By Colonel Charles A. Nicholson The MOORE surname is found in abundance in most colonial records. It is a difficult name to trace because of the frequent repetit i on of all possible Christian names used with the surname. The situa tion becomes more confused after the American Revolution when members of num erous MOORE families be~an migratinp: with the westward expansion of our countri es population• Also, the 1denti ty of the surname is complicated furthe r by. immigration of new MOORE families and the propagation of resident families using the MOORE surname. For example, there are something like 173 MOORE heads of household listed in the 1790 Virginia Census • Since the early days of our country, use of the MOORE surname has steadily increased and by 1970, i t ranks number 11 among family names in use in America.2 The Rreat valley area, which runs slantwise across the Commonweal th of Virginia, attracted more than its share of settlers during the 18th Century. Families flowed into the valley from Ma.nland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other areas of the northeast. Few came from Tidewater3 V1.rginia, but some settlers from North Carolina moved into the lower reaches of the Valley. It is interesting to note that many of the first and second generation descendants of early settlers moved on into the Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Illinois areas in search of new lands and greater opportunity. One area or' Southwestern Virp;inia that attracted MOORE families was Russell County. Formed in 1786 from Washington County, Russell County contains 483 square miles. Lebanon is the County seat. Except for Will Books, 1803-1866 ' Order Books, 1786-1787 and some early Land and Personal Property Tax Lists, all records were destroyed by fire in 1872. An early court record ( 1 786) shows that an Andrew MOORE was qualified to practice law in Russell Countf4'• Beginning in 1787 and continuing through 1802, there a;e land and personal property tax lists for the Upper and Lower Districts of Russell County. Also, these tax lists are extant for the yee.r 1810. 1'he first MOORE surname to appear i n tax l .i sts is found in the 1793 Personal Property Ta.X List for the 1. This c ensus was reconstructed from the Vir{l;inia Tax Lists of 1782-178.5· The census f or Russell County shows 3143 free white persons, all ages and 190 slaves ; however no surnames in the county are recorded. 2. American Sur na mes , E. C. S~ith (1970), p 301. Most f amilies that migrated out of Tidewater Virginia settled in North Carolina. ~ Historx of Southwest Virginia, Summers (1903), p 389. �- 9 Upper Di stri ct . Th e listing is for an Isaac MOORE wh o i.s r ecorded again in 1794,with the following entry 9 "Isaac MOORE assignee5 of John RUTH , 180 ar.res." The 170 c; Land Tax List and Personal Property Tax List for the Upper District contain s Isaac MOORE's name. His name is entered on both lists in 1796 and the Tax List shows that he owns 298 acres of land plus an additional 100 acres (new deed). The 1797 lists show Isaac MOORE; George MOORE is listed on the Personal Property Tax List for the Upper District. There are no listings for Isaac MOORE or George MOORE in subsequent tax lists of the Upper District. The 1799 of Enoch 1800 Tax addition Personal Property Tax List for the Lower District contains the names MOORE (1) and William MOORE (1). The same names appear again on the List. In 1802, James MOORE (1) and Joel MOORE (1) are recorded in to Enoch ViOORE and William MOORE. The Lower District Tax List for 1810 contains the following entries: Enoch MOORE (2) William MOORE (2), Isaac MOORE (1) 9 Joel MOORE (1) and Sampson MOORE (1). The appearance of Isaac MOORE is puzzling sinc e an Isaac MOORE was last listed on the 1797 Land Tax List for the Upper District. Perhaps this Isaac MOORE is the son of the previous Isaac MOORE . Federal Census Records for Russell County are available beginning in 18206. Following is the only MOORE family listed in that census s (p 7) Enoch MOORE 2 Males (16-26) 1 Mal e (45 and over) 1 Female (0-10) 1 F'emale (10-16) 2 Females (16-26) 1810 Federal Census for Russel County , Virginia (p 160) (p 160) (p 160) John C. MOORE 1 Male (0- 5) 1 Male (10- 15) 1 Male (J0-40) James MOORE 1 Male ( 0- S) 1 Male ( 5-10) 1 Male ( 60-70 ) John W. ~!OORB.: 2 !'·~ ales (1 5-20) 2 Males ( 20- JO ) l Male (50- 60 ) 3 Females ( 0- 5) 3 Females (5-10) 1 Female (30-40) 1 Female ( 5- 10) 1 Female (10-15) l Female (J0- 4 0 ) 1 2 1 1 Female ( 0- 5 ) Females (10-15) Female (15-20) Female (40- 50) 5. An assignee is one to whom property has been assigned in trus t . 6. Federal Census Records of 1800 and 1810 are not available f or Rus sell County. �~ (p 162) (p 162) William ~1 00RE 1 Male (30-40) Enoch MOORE 1 Male ~10- 15) 1 Male 70-80) 10 - 1 Femal e ( o- 5 ) 1 F'ema le (20- JO ) 1 Female ( 20-30 ) 1840 Federal Census for Russell County 1 (p 5) Mildred A. H. MOORE 1 Male ( 5-10) Vi ~i nia 1 Female ( 0- 5) 1 Female (10-1 5) . 1 Female (J 0-40 ) (p 20) (p JO) (p JO ) John H. MOORE 1 Male (5-10 ) 1 Male (30-40) 1 Male (60- 70) Wi lliam MOORE 1 Male ( 5-10) 1 Male (40-50) 2 Females ( 0- 5 ) 1 Fe.'llale (5-10) 1 Fema le (J0-40) 2 Females ( 0- 5 ) 1 Female (5-10) 1 Female (10- 1.5) Enoch MOORE 1 Male (20-30) 1 Male (80-90) 1850 Federal Census for RusGell County 8 Virgi nia 99/99 Mildred A. MOORE (48) b. Albemarle County 0 Va . Maria M. (19) b . Russell Co. , Va, Elizabeth M. C. (12) b . Russell Co., Va. Henry C. (5) , b. Russell Co ., Va . John F. M. (4) b . Russell Co., Va . Adelia T. (2/12) b. Russell Co ., Va. 291/291 Calvan MOORE (16) Tailor , b. Washi ngton County, Tenn . Jane MOORE (14) , b . Sullivan County, Te nn . Sarah W. MOORE (42 ) , b. South Carolina. Notes These people were l iving in the household of Dav1.d P. ISLEY• tailor, born Orange County, N. c. 4114/ 444 Enoch MOORE (21) , Laborer, b. Ky. Cynthia (21), b , Montgomery County, Va . Martha (2/ 12 ), b . Russell County, Va . Nancy (18), b. Ky. 519/519 Moses MOORE (31 ) , Farmer, b , Russell County, Va . Martha (29), b. Russell County, Va. Georg e G. (8)0 b. Russell County, Va . Rebecca (3), b. Russ ell County, Va. �- 11 586/586 Wi ll lam MOORE (29 ) , Lab orer, b . N. C. Wel irth, (27 ) f emale, b. unk. John-i-2), b. Ky. William (3) , b. Russell County , Va. George (2), b . Russ ell County, Va . Franklin (4/12) , b. Russell County, Va. John Peter (82) 0 bl ind and a pauper, b. Tenn. 738/738 John H. MOORE (41), Carpenter, b. Wa shington Co~, Va. Sally (40) 0 b . Wythe County , Va . Abel A. (18 ), Apprenti ce Carpenter , b. Russell County, Va. Elizabeth M. (15) , b. Russell County , Va. Nancy Jane (18), b. Russell County , Va. ft,argaret L . (9), b. Russell County , Va. · Edward D. K. (6), b. Russell County ~ Va. Thomas D. (4), b. Russell County, Va. Ellen L. (1), b, Russell County, Va . 836/836 William A. MOORE (46) Carpenter, b. Albemarle County , Va. Linea (41) , b. Russell County, Va. Margaret J, (18) b. Russell County , Va . John J. (16), b. Russell County , Va. Thomas A. (13), b. Russ ell County , Va. Ernaline (11), b. Illinois Martha (9), b . Russell County , Vau Malvina G. (7), b. Russell County , Va , Adalade (5) , b . Ru s sell County, Va. Virginia (l)~ b. Russell Coun ty 9 Va. 963/963 Elisha MOORE (42) , Farrn er , b. Washington County; . Va. Marg (36) , b. Washington County, Va . Margaret (18), b . Washington County, Va. Elizabeth (16), b. Washington Coun ty, Va. William (14), b. Washinc ton Coun ty , Va. ~bert (12) , b. Washington County , Va. Moses (10) , b . Washington County, Va. Patterson (8) , b. Washington County, Va. Willis (5), b. Washington County, Va. Elisha (2), b. Washington County, Va. John MOOSE (81) , b . "not known" 1115/1115 Zachariah MOOHE (48) , Fa rmer, b. Washington County , Va. Barbary (49) , b. Washington County , Va. Calvin (2l)o b. Russell County , Va, Charles ( 20 ) , b, Russell County, Va. F.gbert ( 17 ) , b. Russell County , Va. John (14) , b . Russell County, Va. Peter (12), b. Russell County, Va. Martha J a ne (10), b. Russell County 9 Va. Baker (8) 9 b. Russell County, Va. �- 12 1116/1116 William MOORE (50), b. Russell County, Va. Enoch (18), Farmer, b. Russell County, Va. Jane (14), b. Russell County, Va. Esther (12), b. Russell County, Va. 1533/1533 William MOORE (36), Farmer, b. Va. Jane (36), b. Ky. Montraville (11), (Male), b, Ky. John (9), b. Ky. Julina(?), b, Ky. William ' (6), b. Russell County, Va. Owen (4), b. Russell County, Va. Isaac (3), b. Russell County, Va. Granville (1), b. Russell County, Va. Margaret BURKE (16), b, Ky. 1727/1727 William MOORE (52), Laborer, b. Tenn, Polly (64), b, Grayson County, Va. Lydia DINKINS (52), b. Grayson County, Va. * * ** * * * * * * ANCESTORS* "If you could see your Ancestors All standing in a row, Would you be prout of them? Or don't you real y know? Strange discoveri s are sometirees made, In climbing the f mily tree. Occasionally one is found in line Who shocks his progeny. "If you could see your Ancestors All standing in a row, Perhaps there might be one or two You wouldn't care to know. Now turn the question right al:out And take another view. When you shall meet your Ancestors, Will they be pr oud of you? *From Tri-S tat e Trader Newspaper �-13 QUERIES 77 - 01 COUNTS , Mrs. O. Ro, 6804 Northway Drive, NE Roanoke , Virginia, 240190 John D. EDWARDS , North Ca r olina, ~arr i ed December 11, 1834, Wythe County , Virginia to Catherine ROBERTSON (ROBINSON), born Virginia . lived in Grayson, Carroll , and Wise Counties, Virginia. Died Wi se County, Virginia . Who were their parents: 77-02 GLOSH , Mr s o D. W., 301 Houston Avenue, NE Roanoke , Virginia 24012 . Need other child ren of Samuel and Sally (Trull) BAILEY. Their son, Phineas, born June 24 1800 , Andover, Massachusetts, marri ed Eunice MANFIELD , born November 19, 1802, Lynfield , Massachusetts. 77-03 HILL , Mrs. s . c . Virginia 24o19. , 5116 North Lakes Drive, Roanoke , Need information on John BENERLIN , born 1774 , ~aryland, lived in Tyler County , West Virginia - 1850 census. 77-04 NOULSE , Mrs. G. H., 924 Wat t s St r ee t, Salem , Va . 24153 . Desire informat io n on ancestors of Green RICHARDSON , died ca 1862, Botetourt County, Virginia, marri ed Eliza h eth WYMAN o r WISEMAN. 77-05 ROSS , J r., Mrs. F. J ., 601 Camilla Avenue, SE, Roanoke~ Virginia 24014 . Information on John Sterling THORNTON, married Sally MOSELY in 1803 , a descendent o f William Thornton I, who settled in York County , Virginia, coming as an emigrant from Yorkshire, England, in 1646. Lat er moved to Stafford County, Virg inia. William marr ied three times and had 19 children. 77- 06 SCOTT, Mrs. Alpha B., 1044 Halliahurst Avenue, Vi n ton , Virginia 24179. Information on William J a DICKERSON, married Rosannah JORDAN , bo rn 1790, Bedford County, Virginia .. �- 14 - 77-07 ADAMS, Miss Irma, 1815 Rivermon t Lynchburg, Virginia 24503. Does anyone know where men buried in unmarked BETHEL married Mildred CAMPBELL and Elizabeth married Isetta TURNER, dates. 77-08 Avenue -#6 , to find the records of t he 3 000 graves at Valley Forge? Joel Ann CAMPBELL, daug h t er o f Wiley SALE; Robert BETHEL, born 1842 born 1846 Amherst County. Ne ed SPRADLIN, Mrs. Louise J., Route 1, Box 146, Vinton, Virginia 24179. Who were the parents of Mary Conn HOWARD born 19 September, 1836, where?, died 18 December 1B9l 1 Lonoka County, Arkansas. First marriage Thomas LIGHTF OOT, second to William WRIGHT of Arkansas. ---------NOTE: We are happy to publish all queries, lirni ted to fifty words (excluding name and adctres s) at no charge to members and at 5¢ per word to non-members. Please follow the format of the queries listed above, either typed or plainly printed, and with sufficient information, such as dates and geographical locations. Send your queries to: Mary C. Maier, Editor, 2609 Hillcrest Avenue, NW, Roanoke, Virginia 24-012. ---------CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST How are you at naming th:tngs? Help your Society, your newsletter, and yourself by submitting a good name f or your qua r terly newsletter. Appalachian Notes 1.s the t e n t a t i ve title bejng used but we know that someone can suggest something better, so here is your opportunity. As to the p r izei not only will you have the honor o:f naming the news etter , you will be awarded a year' s member s hip in The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Soci e ty! Submi t your ent ries to the editor (Address above). �- 15 t:F.}:l ADnITIGt\S TO TEE vrp 0,::~a '\ Roon RO l\.!,,O!\£ PUB LI r, LI CP.ARY OCTOBER 1 9 , 1976 Abbott, John Stevens C::i.bot -- Ge o n;e '.:.:i.shi n c::ton. New York, The University Society, 1904. AllaP., '\rlilliam -- Stonewall Jackson 1 s c am!Jaign in the Shen3.ndoah "Valley of Vir s inia, from November l~, 1861 to June 17, 186 2. Upton and the ArrrrJ. Anbrose, Stephen E. Press, 1964. A.rrnstrong, London, H. Ree s, ltd., 1 912. Baton Rou ge , Louisiana State University 1:1 C -- The life and adventures of Capt-'3.in John Sm th: conprising an account of his travels in E;1rope, Asia, Africa, and America. ;Jew York, H. Dayton, 1860. Bartlett, A.lice (Hunt) -- Washin gton pre-'=mnent; thirty-five key sc enes, prf!se ntin g the hi e;h-li ghts in the lives of !,-Jashin g ton' s parents & ancestors ••• New York, Brentano's, 1931. Beirne, Rosa:nond Randall -- vJillian1 Buckland, l 73L.-l 774; architect of Virginia and Maryland. 3 altirnore, .Maryland Iiistorica.1 Society, 1 958. tllack:burn, Joyce -- Geon:;e 1:Jythe of Williar:isburg. 1st ed. New York, H~.rper ~::. Row c:l975' :i lackt..J"ell, Judi th G -- ·with the Blackwells from Chesterfield - Halifax - Bedford Floyd. 1755-1973 w. l3oley, Hanry -- Lexin gton in old Virginia. Richmond, Garrett & Eassie c:l974:i 3urgess, George Hecknan -- Centennial history of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company , 1846-191+6. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Railroad Co., 1 9h9. ~~bell, James Branch -- Hartlet had an uncle. Rinehart, inc. ~abell, A. comedy of honor. New York, Farrar & cl91+0:i Jarr.es Branch -- There were two pirates, a co nedy cf division. !"arrar, Straus and company, inc. , 191+6 . ~:=i.b e ll, J .'UTle s 3r::tnch The line o.f love. i'Tew Yor k, New York and Lo ndon, E8.rper & brot'r.ers, 1 90'). ~ab e ll, Jarries Branch The way of Ecben, a co medi etta invo lving a gen tle n.an. York, R.M . McBride & company, 1929. :;irripbel l, Thomas Beve rly -- Virgi nia oddities, a scrapbook . o f the Dietz printing co., 1 9JJ. :<1.rv C}illie -- Uncle Jerry's platform ., ' New Rich:nond, Vir ,:;inia, Press and at.her Christ'Tlas st.cries. fichrnond, V2., Everett Waddey Co., 1 897. aywood, Louis R -- Excavatio ns at Green Sprin G p l antation. national Historic"ll ?.:irk, 19S5 . Yorkto1,m, Va., Coloni a l h 0.mbers, Le noir -- Salt w.: :i.ter :;! printer ' s i nk ; Norfolk d.r.d it s n e'.·i snapers, 186S-1E'.6 S . Ch.:ipe l Hill, Universi ty of ~: or th C1.roli n a PrPss c:l 516 7 " �- 16 Chilton, Harriett A.. -- Appon.:ittox Coun ty , :1ir t,- i nia , t <.L'c l i s 1 ~} 1 :::; . s , Va., 1975. c ::' t l ls Collins, Lewis -- Historical skP.tche s of KP-ntn c ky : ernh r a cin f, i s hie- to ry and natural curiosities, ••• c Lexin g ton , Ky ., He ry Cla,y . s, Craie;, Lillian K. -- Tr.e ro'1d fror.i :S cho, a tale of the ' 'ir(, it ia Mo un t rins . L.C. Page & com?any ccl 9JO ;, Bo sto, Craiehill, Marian G -- The Crai gh ills o f' China . c l 97 2 :> A:ible r , P.:i ., Tri n i t y ? r es s Davidson, Thonas Fhi tfield -- l:risdo::: of Ge orr;e ·dash i n ~ t on : th e detail ed c ts and words of wisdon that gave birth to a nati on . San n to n io , r ay lor Co . Davis, Estelle -- Xuala. clst ed. :J c New York , Pageant Pres s cl9 56 :J Dennis, Earle S -- Harriage bonds of Bedford County, lirl:.ini a , Genealo~ical Pub. Co., 1975. Reprint o f 1 932 ed. <:> 17 55 - 1 8 00 . Desr.:-ond, Alice (Curtis) -- ••• Hartta Washing ton, our first l a dy . Mead & cor.i.pany, 1942. Eal ti tTew York , Dodd , Ezekiel, Herbert Tobias -- The recolle ctions o f a Virein i ri. n e ws pape r Va., H.T. Ezev..iel, 1920. man. :Richmond,, Firenen 1 s Relief Association. Ric.h.mnd, Va. -- Tl:e p; ch:-nond, ilir g i ni a , "Pi.re Department, org:mization and equipment. Richnond, Va., Fi r emen 1 s P.P-lie.f' Assoc., Five artifact studies, by A.udrey Noel Hume _cand others ;, /lilliamsburg, Va., Colonial ~-!illiamsburg Foundation; distri buted by Uni versity Press of Vir E;inia, Charlottesville ccl97J:J ~ :. Foley, Louise Pledge Heath -- Earl y Vire inia families along the J arne s Hi ver: their deep roots and tangled bra.nches. Richmond, by author, l97L...• Vol. 1 Henrico County, Goochland County, Virginia. Fr::ince, ?fabel tfu.llins -- Life around the "Red Top" school and the Jami son 1 s ~fill community. A collection of folklore from here anc:? there. n. P., the author, 197Lt. Geer, John James -- Beyond t h e lines: or, A Y.ankee prisoner loose in Dixie. delphia, J .W. Dau ghaday~ 1864. Gibson ' 11arr,are t -- Landscape and distance: contenoorary poets from Virginia. · Charlottesville, University Press of ifirGlnia, 197 5 . Gn'lnn, Pearl (Eahn) -- Georgia Salzburger and allied i'amilies • H::tr' 3.n C> ' Phila- J::ine Gray The story of Dar.ville. r[ew York, ' cSavannah? l956::J Stratf'ord Honse, l9_3'0. Handerson, Ee nr.r Ebe n13zer - .- Yankee in gr01y : the Civil Har memoirs of He nry E. Handerson, with a se l ection cf his Ha rtime l ette r s . e Clevel a nd~ Pre ss of' Western :reserve Univers ity c:cl962:J Ha t.fii:>.. la' , r.J'. [, r., lliott -- '!'he Har.fiel d s.. Historical Society, 1971+. 's· t anv1· 11e ' -Ke nt·ucky . , Bi r::> a- Sandy T/ c·3.lley I �- 17 Haw ~~in s , Van -- Ha.'11p ton/ ;e1;port Ne Hs : a n ictorial histo ry . Do n nin t: cl9 7 :) : i Vir g i n ia ?.e :ic h, Va., Hen!"'J , J e a nne Ha nd -- '·tr Ecnry f;:i mily (Pe n n sylvania, Vir;.:;i ni a , I'e nne s s ee , ~.l ab ana , :.!.ississi ;ipi, and inci d entall y, Oklaho r.ia). New 1•fa.rke t, Ala., Southe rn Geneal. Service s, 1973. Hillard, Georg e Stillman -- Ca ptain J o hn S""li t h, by Georg e S . Hillard. Seb ~ s t ian Cabot, b y Charles Fayward . Henry Hudson, by Henry R. Cleve land. Ne u York, Th e Universi t y Society, 190Li. Holdcraft, Jacob Mehr lin g -- Hore na me s in 0tone; ce r.:e tery inscri ptions from the periphe ral areas of Frederic k County, Maryl a nd. Ann Arbor, :·ti.ch . , 1972 . P.oll3.nd, Ch arlton Gilmore -- An archeological survey of soutlmest \'irginia. 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Iurt, Frances Hallam -- An intimate histo ry o f the American Revolu tio n i n Pittsylv ania County, Vir ginia. D;:i.nville, Va ., Wo r.nck P n:~ s s, cl9 76 . To hns, J"ohn -- A me moir o f the life o f t he F i ght Re v . \:lilli .::i_m >re a d e , D. Do Inne s & co., 1867 . Ma tth ias -- Vi r gini a Be a ch: a p i c ~o rial hi s t o r .f. cl974:J ro rc .'..ln, -Jan:e s ~e ~l ey , !·: ary B -- Soldi e rs o .f ::<'incastl e Co u n t y , Vi r g ini a , a1.i t Baltil'T!ore , cRi c h inond ::J T .:?. Hale l 77li. Dnbl in, Va. , by h o r , 1 9 711 . :e ~ ,' l ey , Nar,B -- Tax l i st o f Ho n t [;0"".'2 rv County, •'I1 i· r .· -,i· ni· 2. , " J - 1 7 uc ?. L.. c Po - a"1 • • 0 :,,.,,, ~ - , :ni p;ht , F. va M -- The ke ttlc on th e he a:rth in Ol d Vi r,~i nia, 1 7 59-1 96 :.:. . T,r 0 .,1e n 1 s Di v i s io n, :3o ons b o ro 1/ o h mte e r "'ire Co np any , 1 96{, . r ick , Po be rt K -- Parker's Vi r gi ni a ?attery , C. S . A. 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Loyd, Doy al T A history of Upshur Cou nty , ':'e xas. Loyd, Richard B. -- Lynchburg: a pictorial h i story. ~,r C thy, c • •c ar c Gi lr'le r ? Tex: ., v :. r e:;inia l 966 " ~ eac h , Va ., Do nning c · Carleton:i -- The first ce n tur y o f t he Fir st Bap t i· s t Ch · u rc h. o _f' R ich:-r:ond, Virginia. 1780-1880. P..ichmon d , v a., C:irl e ton ~-'fc ~a rthy, l f3 f O. NcCorrnick, Tr.omas Carson -- Carson-!-icCor:r:i clc f amily memo rials· cl955. ·:t:ccown · ~-fa.ry Hardin _.;. Soldiers of the ~·.'a r of" 1 Bl2 b u rie d. in _Te nnes s ee. ·' Tenn., Tennessee Society USD of l 8l2, l 959 . !1cGuire, Judith 1.-'fnite (Brockenbrou gh) __ Di ary of a southern refut:;ee, Nen York, Arno Press, 1972 ccl 86 7 :l ~1cReynolds, June Ratcliffe -- Our Radclyffe h e rit age: fani.ly in England and Virginia. Madison , Lucy (Foster ) -- Washington. 3. Wisconsin~ c Madis o n, Johnson ·ci du.rinE; the -war. history of the Radclyffe Ro:moke, Va., McReynolds, 1.975 • Philadelphia, The Penn publishing co., 1.925. Voad ·~ d Chal mers. . .-.. ' "!:' ..;; dW3.rd Ca.'"npbell -- A biovraphical s ketch - .\nna Maria ;,ea In Me r.ioriam, by her son: cRichmond , ~:8..., Everett \·.';iddey Cor.ipany, 159 3 ::i ?-!ere di t h ' P.oy - - 1'he face of Robert E. Lee in lj_fe and in le send· Scr ibner' s Sons, 1947. ?·:e r rill , ~1 ~ ea.nor '.3rown - - A Virf,i ni a heri t 2.. ~e . cBalti more?:l 1968. i'.ill er ' Fran cis Pi c kens -- The ble ssin t' S o f ::_ j_berty. No r th C1.rolina pre ss , 1 )1 36 . _, Yi lles, Tl:o ::i3.r.~.: ·~· ·,i 1 ,, c u. ..,t_a.i..O , t :U.8 - ~" . .P OJ. 'h e "G . . i(lfWS _, CL !'.l.pe l Fill, Cottonp ort, r.; ev1 York, C • (Brown fa!"1ily) The ::.Jni versi ty o:r Pol;y::tnthos, 1 9 72. t on , ~Ji lli::i..r.i. E :.rr.tmo nd - - Tr.e cure o f so ule ; or, Christ's trea tme nt o.f the individu l:e-u York , T . ~ frii. t t ::ike r, i n c . cc F )O ) :J '.-'oore, J ohn He n ry - - Our Saturday n i r,ht . house , 1910 . !··!Orf2an, F.drrund SP. :irs -- /\.!"le,ric _'.3.n s l ave r y , Vir i; i ni a. 1s t e a . i' f12.w i sh i n C-J.--:S l gin, Illinois , Bre th r e n nubl - .\r.·,"! ric a n free d.o ~,1: th e ord e t l of Colonitl York, l'. cr ton cl 9 7 S :J �- 19 ~fationtl ~~ociety of the Da'l[;hters of t '.'"le '\:nerican Revolution, Pea.1-<s of Ctter ~!-1apter -01 '- b ur;::, va., D. . ro~ress D-. . "". ., . 1 97 / , a. ,,i b er t y. L yncr: , l 1b" 1-lsi.ing Gor;ior ?,~... ion, .. a. ..... .:.' .c h oes o f ~!elson, T • Robert F Stirring legends of Virginia in the American Revolution. Va., ~elson cl974~ l:elson, P.obert F -- Twenty-five thrilling le ge nds of ?Jelson, cl971. ~'irzin::..a. Hichmond, Fichnond, Virsinia, Patton, John Shelton -- Jefferson, Cabell :=tnd the \fniversity ·or Virginia. and 1:Jashin~ton, The Neale publishing company, 1906. Ee':-1 Pine, Leslie Gilbert -- Heraldry, ancestry and titles; questions and answ·ers. York, Gramercy ?ublishint; Co., 1965. Pratt, Dot Clarence -- Eussell County, Virginia's Plueerass F.npire. Printing Co., 1968. York !-Tew Bristol, :<.::j_ng Protestant Episcopal Church in the U.S.A. Southwestern Virsinia (Diocese) -- Journal · of the annual council. 1919-1963. Pulliam, David L -- Lays of a southern mnstrel. inc., 1921...i.. Eichmond, Va., ~·'illiam Byrd ?ress, Ramsey, Ro be rt Hayne -- C:~rolina cradle; set tlerrient of the northwest Carolina frontier, 1747-1762. Chapel Pill, University of North C3.rclina Press cl 964~ -· . . Peddy, Anne Waller -- Hest Virginia Eevolutionarv ancestors »·rhose services were nonrnili tary and whose names, therefore, d~ not appear in Revolutionary inde xes of soldiers ar.d sailors. BaltimoreJ Genealo £ical ? ub. Co., 196J. Rushton, Edward 'l;J - - Donald Lewis Jordan: an industrial odyssey. Ryan, David D. -- The falls of the Jarr.es. Ro3.noke, Va., 1975. Fichmond, Va., ~avid D. Ryan ccl 975~ St. Patrick Parish, Virr;inia -- The vestry. book (1755 -61) of st. Patrick ?arish , Prince Edward Count:'.{, Virginia, transcribe d by Vernon Perdue Davis .... cFarmville, Va.~ 1973. Salen-Roanoke County Cha~ber of Commerce -- The Salem-Ro~noke County story. cLynchburg, V8.., Pro g r ess Publishing Cor_'.1or 3.tion, 1 97.5 ~ Schouler, J a'71es -- Thom:is Jefferson. P.obert Iforris, by '.-!illiarn. Graham Su..rnner. Heu York, The -Jniversity Society, 1904. Scott, Evaly n Parrott -- Links that bind· Vol. I, Cooper f .::i.;::ily notes; Vol . TI , the Parrott fanily h istory• .s:·.td n.n., Texas, S1.idan ~\e '.lc on-: fews, 1967. '.'°) i. mI1.S, i·l .i.e ""' 0 f va ., ps=u ' · n .John :3 r:i th, the f o ~nder o f Vir gi nia •.• 1.;ilJ.i.::i.;r. 'Jilm.ore -- mh l e Seve nth "Sd. Philadelphia, ,Tohn i-;; . ?otter 3.nd co!"'l.pan:,.. , l'! .d. Sni th, Har:rJ '.lo rc es ter -- \ sportin g fa rtily of th f.:! ol d South. Lyon comp any, 1 93(). ':Ti lli.::tM T a'.l tr.or, 1 8 ;9 _ . ·'.'hA ·-reth w li st Pu l pi t South. A.lb:rny, �- 20 · · avi·d R!l.wson: ar.cest.ors : md descend2.nts , So n:>1e rville, Ger al dine -- D 1 r ·r >.K~f"' ~D 1.r.sons' \", • ., A..' . n .• l ..,i· n ?rint. Co . , l 9 7 h . J -'.:A. Southern architecture illu s t ra t e d • Stephenson, Stone, Th om~s, ~-Iary ;tlant:i , '}a., Har:-nan pu'olishin £; co:n_0an·.;' , Old ho mes in Sarry &.: s ·,1sse :<:: . A 1 6JfJ - l ~nu . cl 9 Jl. Fichnond , Va ., ~h -. Di'=t 7, _:Jres s, l9 The Ro;:inoke Cook Book. Favorite reci0es by sorre of U be rt A.. P.o ano ke 1 s good house ~ee pe rs. cP..oano i{e, 1f::i. ." ',iornan ' s Civic Be t.ter :-r,e nt Club, 1907. ~1rs. Elbert Duncan b oo ks c:cl942:i Thomas Jeffer3on, wo rld ci tizen . t:e w Yor k , .-.~od.ern 8.f;e l 77l1l -1974, •Pluvanna . . . 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(19th Va. Inf an cry, Co. A) LTackson, Tenn., ~-1c ;::: o w3.t-~i:ercer "The cheapest way to have your family tree traced· is to run for office." (The Roanoke Times) Ask a friend to join The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society. Let's be a growing organization! NOTE: If you are able to furnish any information i n response to the QUERIES, let us have th e i nformation too and it will be published in future issues of Appalachian Notes. �- 22 BY- LAWS Southwestern Virg i nia Genealogical Soci e ty Article I - Name and Purpose Section 1. The name o f the organiza ti o n shall Southwestern Virginia Genea l ogical Society . e The Section 2. The area co ver ed by th s so c 1 t sha ll. include the twenty-ni n e ·~ ounties of southw .e ster n Virginia, consisting o f the followin g : Al le gh n , Bath, Bedford, Bland, Botetourt, Buchan n Carro l l , Craig, Dickenson, Flo yd , Franklin, Gile 'Gra y son, Henry, Highland, Lee, Mo nt gomery , Patrick Pittsy l vania, Pulaski, Roanoke, Rockbridg e , Ru ss~ll , s cott , Smythe, Tazewell, Washing t<;> n, Wi se , and Wv t he as we l l as any cities located wi thin this area. · ' Section 3. The objectives of the Society shal l be to stimulate interest i n th e st u dy of' genealogy and to Preserve and share g en ealo gi c a l inf'or mati on. ARTICLE II - Membership a n d Due 5 Membership in the Soc1e t en to the PUr~ s h a l l be of nciples afnythe organization as st::i.ted in Artiols es a nd pr1on 3. o c e I Sect Section 2. Membership in the Societ y sh of t\¥0 classes' active and honorary• Hbno ra r a l l be ITJaY be conferred upon any person by unan1mou ~ rn e mbe r shj_hose present at any regular meeting• Htino rar V-ot e of t snall not be required to pay dues and shall Y members " 0 te in the meetings of' the Society• not have a 1 Secti~~so~ who subscribes to ' Section 3 • Annual dues of' $5 • 00 :for eJJl bership and $7 • 5'0 for family member ship 1 ndi V-idual JJl a.nd able September of each calendar Sha11 be dtle..,,eITJber~~lps shall be furnish ed only one cYea:r- . Famil:Y µ.>J_etter, notices , or other publ i cations . Al~PY Of" any new5be f"urn i shed a list of members of the Soci n:iernbers W'iJ.J. f the by-laws , and a copy of the newslette~ty' a copY o 511ed q uart erly . to be publ..i �- 23 BY-LA~.Js, Article II - Continued - Section 4. Any member who is delinquent in payment of dues on November 1st shall be placed on the inactive list and all privileges of membership shall cease immedi~ ately . A delinquent member ma y be reinstated to full membership upon payment of dues for t he year in which the member was placed on the inacti v e list p lus th e dues for the current calendar year . ARTICLE III - Officers and their duties Section 1. The officers of the Society shall be a president, a vice-president, a secretary ~ and a treasurer. Their duties shall be such as their titles imply and as prescribed by the parliamentary autho r ity adopted by the Society. Section 2 . The officers and the immediate past president shall constitute the Executive Board . ARTIC:LE IV - Elect ions Section lo All officers shall be elected by ballot at the June meeting and shall continue in of fice one year or until the next annual election . No off icer may be elected to more than two consecutive terms of office. Section 2. A majority of all votes cast s hall be necessary to constitute an election . Section 3. Va c ancie s in offic e shall be filled b y special election . Section 4. The Pr esident shall appoi nt a Nominat ing Committee of three members at the May meeting to pr es e~t a slate of officers to the membership at the June meeti ngo Nominations for all offices may be made from the f loor at the June meeting. Prio r consent of all nomin ees s hall have been obtained . ARTICLE V - Meetings Section le Regular meetings of the So ciety shall be held the thi rd Saturday of each mo n th at the aud i tor ium of the Roanoke City Main Public Library$ �- 24 BY-LAWS, Article V - Continued Section 2. One-fourth of the membership sha l l constitute a quorum. ARTICLE VI - Committees In addition to the Nominating Committee provi ded for in Article IV, Section 4, the President shall a p p oint the following committees consisting of three members each: Program Committeei Membership Comm i ttee, Publications Committee, and Publicity Committee. ARTICLE VII - Parliamentary Authority Roberts' Rules of Order, Revised, shall be the parliamentary authority of the Society except where they are inconsistent with the By-Laws. ARTICLE VIII - Amendments These By-Laws may be amended at any regular meeting by a majority vote of the members present · All pro posed changes shall be in writing and shall be distributed to the members at the regular meeting. Voting on the proposed amendments shall take place at the next regular meeting. ARTICLE IX - Dissolution In the event that the Society shall be dissolved, any assets held by the Society shall be used to purchase books for the Virginia Room of the Roanoke Public Library. ---- -- - --- �- 25 LAST WORD You have come to the end of the first issue of the quarte r ly newsletter of The Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society and we trust you have found it informative, helpful, and interesting. It is our hope that Appalachian Notes will be a strong link of coil1.f'.lunication among members of the Society , as well as with others who are interested in tracing family · histories, and that every member will look on it as a means of learning about genealogy and of helping others in their study of genealogy. Our newsletter will be only as good as our members make it because it is dependent upon your contributions. We need the help of every member if Appalachian Notes is to succeed . Let us ha v e your contributions of material and your suggestions please. This first issue has been put together by Mrs . Babe Fowler, Mrs. Gerri Glosh, and Miss Mary Maier, &liter, and our second· issue is scheduled for publ ication in April, 1977 (other issues in July and October) . We hope to have a full staff by that time . The fol lowing positions need to be filled now, so if you can serve in one of these, please contact the editor . Circulation Editor Queries Edi tor Surname Editor Art Edi tor Feature Edi tor Assistant Editor Remember, your help, your material , and your suggest ions are needed. · If you have access to publications from other societies and enjoy some feature particularly , pass the idea on to your editor - we are always on the lookout for more effective communication and perhaps we can adapt their feature to our use . The first issue of Appalachian Notes cannot be brought to a close without acknowledging the help given your editor by The Hugh s . Watson J r. Genealogical Society of Tidewater Virginia, and particularly that given by Col . Charles A. Nicholson. Their encouragement and sharing of information has helped Southwestern Virgini a Genealogical Society and Appal ac hi an Notes in many ways, g,nd we want to say "Tha nk you". Mary Co Maier Edi tor �- 26 - ~fRg~~~la~~Ei£~~i~Ar 0 ~06~E4~1n JHE SOUTHWESTERN Notes quarterly. an receive Appalachian Families/States of Interest City: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Zip: --~~~~~~~~~~- Regular Membership - $5.00 ( ) Family Membership - $7.50 ( ) Please check membership desired and send check to: THE SOUTHWESTERN ¥1RGINIA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, 301 Houston ' Avenue , NE , Roanoke, Virginia 24012. '·· .. South,.. estern Virginia Genealogical Society Roanoke, Va • 24000 .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 1977 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context VANv1n1 Subject The topic of the resource Phlegar/Phlüger Family; John Huff, Sr.; Moores of Russell County; Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Periodical